5 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5c7e4dc376748c060a165575cce8bbc7.pdf bdc4ed7253f37c1ccd5c638625faaac6 PDF Text Text •' i \ N o r . 4 . IM S Iff ftu fa rl Quotable Altamonte Baptists Hold Quotes Church Unit Dedication I H m dedication servliM for the and educational unit o( First Baptist Church at Alta. Sprinrs war* h»M Ru.-dar. Gin««r Mann, •, granddaughter of Mr. and Mr*. H. V. NcUun, and Patti Anne fiwofford 1, daugh­ ter of Mayor and Mr*, law ren 'r Jwofford wor* cho.cn to cut the dfaboa bocauaa they were tbe first children to be enrolled in the Sun­ day School when It w at started throe y e a n ago-with but four efcarch member*. Glen Nelson provided organ mu­ sic. Upon the completion of the ribbon cutting ceremony, F.ldred Whilden, deacon, spoke a few voids of welcome to the tailing Plane Crash Kills 3 Ocala Residents A * OCALA (UPI» - Three proml nent Ocal* realdcnta. including a veteran newsman for the Orlando Senteintl, were killed Mno, lay when a private plane craihed about 12 mile* north of here. The dead were Identified at Boil Cooksey, Orlando Sentinel Correspondent from Marlon Coun­ ty; Cookaey'a wife, Winona, ami commercial photographer Harold Robert Piel Officcra aaid Piel wa* Iwllevcd to have beer, piloting (he TriFacer 125 plane which took off from Taylor Field. It craihed near the Anthony Farm i about three tnilea east of Lowell. The Cookaey'a wer* flying to Jacfcaonvllle where Mrs. Cooksey wss to catch a plane cn route to •eo her father who la 111 at a botpilal la Canada. Cook ley waa a native of Colum­ bus, Ga . and served on tha Sentiaol staff the past four years. Prisoners Happy, Moonshine Found . OREENVILLE, Mitt. tU P D Frlaoner* In the county Jail asomed strangely eauberanl. Deputies grew watchful. Today, Eddie Brooks, 30, wai back in custody. Seems Brooki, who had been released after a week In the Jail for drunkenneii, bail been com­ ing back to visit hla Hill Incar­ cerated friends. And on each trip he had been Smuggling In moonshine whliky. ProbenHH'AdministrationSecrecy' «m O people before Uey entered the edi­ fice. The crowd of over 250 people filed throjgh th« vestibule Into the I*it* room where icrvicei will b« I eld until the church pro­ per ii built. Softly tinted green wall*, modem light fixture*, and cypress paneling create charminr surroundings for the dedicate*! group of paritbonera who have teen a dream become a reality tn tuch a short time. Tile decor of the interior **f the building wa» further enhanced by the many bouquet* of flower* which had been »ent hy Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Ilowel, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Bate*, Mr. and Mr*. George Gilbert, all of Altamontr. and Sir*. J. W. Cramer and Reck * Son of 1/tngaood. Following the HoinJogjr, the par­ lor. fler. Richard F.. Brown, pronot need the Invocation at which lim*- he also e*prr»»ed thank* to all tho*c directly associated tn the actual construction «f the building. Rev. Cecil nsughman. the first pastor, read the *crtptures, fol­ lowed by a rendition by the choir, which consUla of 20 children. The present pastor. Ilev. Brown, was soloist durirg this selection. Rev. I-ewls Fut. h, pastor of th* Longwocd Baptist Church, read the dedication prayer. After a solo by Jack Barker, accompanied at the piano hy MUa Connie Jo Dooley, both studrn.a at Stetson Uni­ versity, the well-known Dr. O. La Fayett* Walker, professor of reli­ gion at Stetson, presented the de­ dication message. Open house was held after the service which gave all present an opportunity to see th* rest of th* building and to partake of the re­ freshment* furnished by the Wom­ en'* Missionary Society. Republicans Got ig Contributions Big WASHINGTON (U Pll - lirpub Ucans got the best of it In late campaigning contribution*, re­ ports from Ihe two big parties showed Monday night. Final pre - election statements filed with the House clerk In­ cluded these highlights: The Republican National Com­ mittee received SIM.323 front Oct. 21 to Ocf. 29 Including 61 con­ tributions of 11,000 of more. Tbe committee spent $138,062 In a shorter period, Oct. 2-1 to Oct. 29. Ihe Democratic National Committee received S2J.JJ*. Its biggest check waa for *300 and there was only one of those. M ore Mattering Z im Seer United Press latecwaUawal MOSCOW—Soviet IVernier Ni­ kita Khrushchev in predicting that tho time I* coming whea th* Com­ munist countries will advance to firat place: “Our economists, with pencils in their hands, are ajrtady esti­ mating when this will be. Our es tlm atei are rery accurate and rarely deceive ui." WASHINGTON — Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler, urging eligible ritirrns tn fulfill their "solemn duty" •1 voting to­ day: “A big vote will make stronger (be mandate to the party which win* the majority in the Senate and the House." WASHINGTON - Sen George Hmathers (I) Ha.) In taking note of President Eisenhower's attacks on "radical" and “harrbralncd" Democratic leadership In Con- gre**: "No one could ever say (Speak­ er) Sam Rayburn wai harehrained. Hairless, maybe, hut not harebrained." PARIS—Brigitte Bardot in com mentlng on the burglary of her St. Trope* villa In which she lost a *lip and a portable radio "It's nothing serious I can alway* get more." Hospital Notes WASHINGTON (UP!) -V oter! in ala arataa O d d i today wheth­ er to outlaw the union ahop. Proposed Hght-to-work law a on tbe ballot* of California, Colora­ do. Idaho, Kanaa*. Ohio and Waihington command moat of the attention being given acore a of election proposition* on ballot* throughout the nation. In M ini atalai, right-to-work and a variety of other proposals are tn th* form of constitutional amendment*, other* rail for rot er approval or rejection of lawa already approved by atate Dgia lator*. The propositions beforo the vot­ er* range from giving th* vote to ti-year-olda to legalizing bingo. Right-to-work proposals war* he hardeat-fought referendum lasue*, with candidate* in several of tha ita tr i tyiog their own vot* bids to th* controversial Issue The union shop or other labor contract provision* requiring worker* to Join a union •r* now outlawed In II Hate*. Organiicd tabor pumped money and effort Into the battle against increasing Ihe list while business and other group* pushed hard for Ihe proposali. Home of the other propositions: •Taae*: Nearly a* controversial a* right-to-work la the California proposal to end property tax ex­ emption* for parochial and pri­ vate grade and high schools Cali­ fornian* also voted whether to ahlft the income tax burden more heavily on high Income earners and. with Arkaniai votars. wheth­ er to lower the state sale* tax from 3 to 2 per rent. Oregon con­ sidered a new property tax aya- lem to finance veterans farm and homa loan*. 16-Yaar-Old Vote: South Dako­ tans decided whether to lower the voting age from 21. Tennessee elected constitutional convention delegate* who will consider t he question of lower voting age*. Gambling: Colorado voted on legal bingo and raffle* for churches and charitable group*. Nebraska voted on legalising bingo in private c!uh«. Utah de­ cided whether to allow part mu­ tual betting on horse races. Rond Issue*: Illinois voted on a 241-mUlion-doliar now) issue to pay for state-run colleges and other Institutions and a Ji milliondollar Issue to pay state bonuses for Korean veterans. A one-cent Increase in cigarette taxes would repay the Illinois bonus bonds. California had a 3oo million dollar bond issue to provide veterans with farm and home loam. New York had two bond issue*, carh worth ICO million dollars, for Martha Rayc Gets Marriage License TEANECK. N.J (UPI i-Com e dirnna Martha Raye, 42, and for­ mer Westport, Conn., policeman Robert O'Shea. 31. applied for a marriage license Monday, climax Ing a long romance The couple appeared al Ih* city license bureau, qulcklv dispensed with the formalities and departed, Mi»* Raye rushing off to a New York television rehearsal. This will he Miss Itaye's sixth marriage and O'Shca'a second. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbe housing programs. New Jersey House Information Subcommittee voters decided whether S4&&0.000 charged today some administra­ in bond* should b* Issued for two tion official* (till “worship at the water supply reservoir*. shrine of »eer»cy.” It hinted ConOther*. Oregon voted whether grea* will not stand idly by If the to abolish capital punishment for situation pen Ills. first degree murder and establish a Hata power development agen­ Tbe statement came as the cy. North Dakota and Minnesota subcommittee prepared to open voter* decided whether state offi­ two days of bearing* next weak cial! should serve tour-year in­ involving the Air Force and stead of two-year term*. Kansas charge* of withholding inform­ voted on a new s.-rcentng method ation from Congreia. The subcommittee said in a re­ for choosing state judges. Nevada port two years of legislative tel God proposal* t ehold legisla­ actiononaimed al furthering free­ tive sessions every year Instead dom of information In govern­ of every two years, and to make it more difficult to place proposi­ ment: "As Ihe extent uf excessive sction* on th* election ballots. jcrrcy in the federal govern­ ment has been unfolded tn sub­ committee hearing*, the 6th Con­ Mystery Disease gress has acted to protect the right uf accesa tn information in Killing Off Minks specific areal." However, it said longrriaional SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (UI*!) —A mysterious disease has action in specific areas does not been killing off a number of mean "federal officials are free minks on Idaho and Utah fur tn set themselves up ar censors farm* recently. Dr. Austin E. lavrxen, veterina­ P ortable Television rian for the Fur Breeder* Agri­ RUTLAND. VI. - r U P li - An cultural Co-operative, says there'* alert w*« sounded for a man, his no immediate cause for alarm. wife and their two children for There arc still plenty of minks questioning In connection with telaleft. But baeteriologtaU are trying vision sets misslcg from the roomv to find out what's wrong. of the motels they checked Into In Vermont, Mal'achusetta and Now York. S nark Site Settled PRESQUE ISLE AIR FORCE BASE. Me.—(U 1*1)—The nation's firat Snark intercontinental mis­ G iant M ushroom sile squadron will be situated here. SHORE ACRES. Minn. -(U P I) The Snark la a long range, sur­ —A wild mushroom tit* alar of a face uvsurface weapon with an es­ healthy pumpkin wai found here timated speed of 650 MPH and a this fall by Kirk Salts. It weighed range of 3,000 miles. alx pounds In area* where the law may be silent." “Those executive officers who coatlnoe to vrprship at tbe shrine of secrecy should heed as a warning lb* actions already taken by Congresa. it said. The subcommittee ip rciflrall# cited as blow* struck by the 65th Congress for freedom of Informa­ tion: Abolishment of the Commerce Department's Office of Strategic information, which II called “an agency created by the executive branch to censer non-»ecurtty In­ formation." Passage of the first federal “freedom of Information law" for­ bidding uso of a 169-year • ol% “housekeeping" statute as an ex­ cuse hy government agencies for withholding information. Blocking an attempt by the ex­ ecutive branch to throttle miliary leadcit who are directed by law to give their expert opinion* t o Congress. Inclusion of a prc<rdenl-making freedom of • Information provision In the law establishing the new National Aeronautics and SpacA Administration. CALL HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 r i HERTZ Evenings F A 2-7500 Vic Rohello. Agt. 601 F. 1st tMTOHER 30 ADMISSIONS Vela Price I Sanford I Georgia Mae Sutton f AHamonte Springs) Kluabcth C. Flamm (Sanford) Lowell Mlchalt Jr. (Sanford) Louana Summerlin (Longwood) Beatrice \. Ranrk (DcRary) Doris Mason (Sanford) John and fOvltdo) Doria fclaaxi fSanford) BIRTHS Raby boy io Mr. and Mrl. klarcantcl (Geneva) Baby boy to Mr. and Mr*. R. I). Hackatt (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mr*. Robert Mason (Sanford) DISCHARGES Mr*. Warren Drummond and baby boy ( Uingwood I Debra Kearney (Sanford) OCTOBER 31 ADMIMfONR Robert Ulckcl (Lake Mary) Madeline Craft (Sanford) ItlRTH.H Raby girt to Mr. and Mr*. Fred N. Ranrk (Denary) DLSCHARGES Joseph Williamson (Sanford) Thomas Ramblty (Sanford) I.*von* Summerlin (Lnngunod) Hoir Phillip* (IM eenl James Wagner (fyingwood) Georgia Sutton I Altamonte Springs) Belle Johnson (Sanford) Beatrice Skcwe* (Lake Mvy) ItoiclU Morria (Sanford) l» n Charlri Harold (Sanford) NOVEMBER I ADMISSIONS Sarah Smith (Ovlado) NOVEMBER 2 ADMISSIONS Mrs Charlea L. MrMultln (Sanford! DISCHARGES Van Martin (Tallahaaveei Mr*. Richard Jonea and baby (Sanford) Mrs. C. Singleton I Sanford) Mr*. Ralph llackett and hab) (Sanford) ANNOUNCES A NEW HION IN Deaths NEW ORLEANS tUPI) - Fred Digby, ivy “father of the Sugar Bowl." died Monday. The vrtrran sport* writer, editor and column­ ist was credited with conceiving the idea of the Sugar Bowl foot­ ball classic. BE BN. Sw itierlaml tU P D -D r.l Markus Frldmann. 61, Justice arvd police minister, died of a heart attack Monday. Keldmanu wa* a former president of the Swlas | Journalists Association. ATLANTA (UPI)—Dr. D aurl C. 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GOP Leader* Beaten The Democratic sweep wiped out a solid Republican Home delegation and retired a GOP sen­ ator in Connecticut. It engulfed Senate Republican leader Willi am F. Know land of California, heir to the late Sen. Robert A. Tafl in the Senate, and Sen. John W. | Brtcker, Taffa heir at the head man in the Ohio GOP. Down with Knowland, who ra n 1 for governor, went Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, who reluctantly ran fcat in hia race for governor of for the Senate. He lost to Demo United Pteia International American volrra have con­ California. acminole t'utt ity remained solidly in the Democratic New York Gov. Averell Karri- rratie Rep. Clair Engle. signed lome big nam n to pollticolumn in yesterday’;, ge rural election, turning down bids of Brickcr was beaten in Ohio by cal oblivion, and brought »omc man, who bid for the Democratic former Rep. Stephen M Young. four Republicanx and a write-in candidate for the County Sanford voters yesterday pit new fares onto the national politi­ presidential nomination in Democratic ivinning male of Ml ConunlMioiical scene. and hoped « • * » « • r « ; > ; *n Chari Y / Dtsaile. V bo undated 1 " B.kfr and M L (Sonny 1 Ra Itcpuidiian.H made a surpriainjjly strons showing in the l o s i : its I9*i. wa. defeated for re-election. c w|UlIm 0 ’NelU. horn Jr. into a Dec. 2 runoff for 1election, however. U. S Sen. Sitcanard L. Holland was thfl Sen. John W Bricker. threeSeoale Republican leader WillCom mission vest to be Surveying the GOf wreckage.. (y,f lam F. Knowland, presidential, time governor of tihio, Rrpubli- I Vice •>nly Democrat on the ballot who Preaident Richard M. Nixon g^tptrar.t *r.d heir to the late Sen can tire presidential candidate sad the Democrats deserved to vacated in January by County I ''»k every precinct. U. S. Rep. A. Robert A. Taft as a leadrr of in lilt, lo>t the US Senate scat win Invausc they had been ram Commission elect David Gatchel. I Sydney Kerlong lost one to h it the conservative wing of the j he itad held since 19W. I GOP five, the Democratic nomin­ Raker and Raborn led a field paignlng for two yean, and GOP Sen. George \V Malone, Nevada GOP. suffered overwhelming deees for the Ra dread and Public Chairman Meade Alcorn admitted , of nine candidates In aelection Republican who hat been an an­ entitles Commission Inst three his party had taken a "bad maul„ ,,ich >rvulw| nttlc intrio t Only precinct*. chor man of the Senate’s iso­ - Roth served notice that the Raker led the tic lationist 'ling since l!M6, swept log •wmlnolc added lo Ihe stair tide Republican campaign for IfXyJ away in the Democratic tide. -lurh beat down the controvert!*] i.rt with jilt, Rtvlvom had 215. would start at once Republican Sen \rthur V. Wat­ dsliv chain’ amendment which Othrr candidates in Ihc race All was not lost for tlir GOP kins of Utah, head of the Senate mild have allowed "packaga rwRepublicans found a few bright and their vote totals: Roger liarcommittee t h a t recommended spots, particularly in New York, v iron, only "In amending the censure of the late Sen. Joteph where Nelson A. Rockefeller up­ rtv, 219; Wight Kirttry. 13X; David D E IS FA M ED AW A RD WASHINGTON tU P li- Pn»l- • u tt tonatitiition, f iip l. .Jan n - Itwytly. fiirniri MCailhy lost hit teal in a three ended Democratic Gov Aviteil Mallies, 2J: P T. Meek*, Uil; T \ern->n W. llunn, Democratic conw usm lur s»f H A TW IN lI O ho. Saiifotd. ttow cnm m u iding Eiscnhower. disappointed over way rare. G. Richardson. 12; Clyde Robert o fficer o f th e USS L exiltglO lt, accept* A "D dllU t M arch" the outcome of the election. »aid nominate for the District 4 »eat llarrlm in and killed him off as GOP G«v. Gamlwin J. Knight the i ounty Commisiton, potted son. 57. and Mr*. Jay Reck, wrilr gavel from Mr. ISrilinir. lo nim jintlcr o f th e AliU’rienn today he intends to continue bat­ on of California, who had wanted a potential presidential contender. in eaodi lair. It 2.102 v,i|es( unofficial total). Lee Rockefeller carried Rep. Kenneth la-gioii Piwl in Sulrir Hay. i’liilippipu Ixliillilu. Itecdy he* tling a* hard as possible against Gary. Oviedo mayor, candidate ol another term at governor but A few other voters evidently canto th e fourth limn ill hi*torv to receive th e uw im l. waa forced instead to run for the over *■ Democrat frank * * S.n tl' what he regards as excessive a group which conducted a writedissatisfied with the candidate* Hogan. Senate, failed to make it. ( t \ S. N av y p h o to | •pending proposals by lomc con- in campaign, received 1.241. on the ballot, wroh in a few Democratic governor* also were George M. Leader, Democratic greaiinnat Democrats Republican* for the Railroad names l.ee Samuel Jnc Saunrlirs. displaced by Republicans in Arilgovernor of Pennsylvania who The Preaident. in hit nrw* con­ and Utilities Commission, Louis |g>e Gary i Oviedo rnayoti and ona and Rhode Island. had been mentioned as a IMO ference review- of the Democratic W Ingram and Andrew SanderGene Walfa raeh bail one v vte. presidential possibility, was dr sweep, was not c o n c i l i a t o r y gren, took Fern Park, Altamonte A total of nine absentee ballots feated in a race for the Senate. toward lus political opposition. He bpring* and Hear lake from Je r­ were cast. 21 were mutilated. WINNERS did aay, however, that during the ry Carter amt Wilbur King, DamThe tutal vote, officials assist, i Nelson A. Rockefeller, in his campaign he had not meant to oerats. Ingrain ami Handegren al­ was Indicative of tlir interest in first try for elective office, won Ikbel all Democrats as devotee* so made strong bid* in Laka Mary, Ihc election, Wlntr tome county the governorship of New York In of “wholesale reckless spending" Forest City and Goldenrod, nulling placet irgi-ternl fairly Holland'* closest call came la the outstanding Republican vie. and left wing extremism Capi Ja iln t it Itr-rdy, fu rn u rd e n t llariy S Truman, who guided heavy voting, the expected spurt Fern Park. Ho received 2A1 to LeF R A N C I S R O U M IL L A T J K . tory ol a generally Democratic lie *ald hr was speaking only < > t Comma niter of MAI WING One, | the t ’. S. IhtuUgh the Korean at city Hall failed In matciUlire. land Hyier's 205. It wea in this year, and promptly entered into Mb) Did The Dritnirral* Mini 1* >th Raker and Unborn today NAS Sanford iccenUy became the , rists. and Gen. Dnugias .MacAr­ hi* disregard for wliat he ealic.1 precinct that Merlon, trailed Wil­ speculation at a 1»M GOP presi­ United Pres* International fourth man in lilsUiry to tsr pro thur who remained Due to hts the spender-wing nf Ute parly. Ap­ liam C. i Rill) Coleman, 22T-25S. e . pressed appreciation for the dential prospect. parently, he confessed, he did not Vice President Richarvt M. Nlx- vote which placed them in the scr.lrd a mahogany gave! made promise of "We shall return". Seminole GOP official* attribu­ Edmund G. (P atl Brown, for­ “Republican* worked for two mrnff. Each promiird to wage an from the trees lining Ihc louts* of| The famous vvarrloi did rrluiti make a great imprctiion becau»e ted the heavy Republican vota ia mer attorney general of Caltfor *>.i— months. Our opponeni* worked acli'n lampuign in the next the ini a moil* Death Maicli in the to liberate the Philip pine* and the lire Re pu h i I e an * did not get the Fern Park Caaielberry area* nia, r o c k e t e d into national for two year*. The rvsull was in­ enough volet. Philippine Islands in World W a r' entire Pailfi. me r;th promiuenre as the man who beat evitable." Hr pledged an unrelenting light lo pertoual visit* by candidates. II. Capl. Itrrily irlt banfurd last losing candidate*, loo, cvprcssSaid one official: "Thera Juat Isn't Knowland for governor. Democratic Nati-m^l Chairman appieciation to their supporters. Uaptsin Its-cdy is commanding bpiing In roinmand the ta-alng fur lower frderal spending next anything like a candidate meeting Sanford merchanls soon w-tll Mich*.I V DiSalie, f o r m e r ,,JU, M B u tle r-” The voters .c year, including rut* in the De­ .,1 Ion His family till rcsidri In of the Raker Raborn | officer of the giant aiicrnft the people.” start an atl-out drive to keep “ lo .ice c o n t r o l administralor. pudj„ fll p , „ lt)fn, *-i*^e,'howcr'? * Winner 11„. Sanford Rob, 16, Mickey, It, fense Departmcnl k ul|] ,ep1acc Gatchel, who yes- tack earner CSS Lexington Dunn, who withstood en active Joined the ranks of Democratic leadership and Republican cal shopper* at home." Predict* Trouble ram terday was elected to the Di* presentation »a* music during the John 12. I arlylr, JO, and Molly, write-in campaign to win going The drive will lie spearheaded by governors by unseating Ohio's In paign tact lea. They registered ,rit, , Hr was asked whether be con„„ th(1 Countv Corn- ship's visit to Subic Hay, P I 23 Mr*. Hrcdy it the former the newly formed Retail Merchants cumhenl. their satisfaction wilh the con­ mission Gatclnl gat.- up his City American la-glon Post No 1. Eugenia Canada) nf San Antonio, ihlrrrd that the prople had cho- away, today rxprrrted hi* appre­ Eugene J. MtCarth), Democrat- structive record of the Democrat­ Division of Ihc Seminole County sen the left wing by putting th# ciation for the victory, lie illd t Commission scat lo - am paign for Ulangupo, liui.nml ( api Itci-dy in Tex C.iismlMr of Coihirarre. Heading ie congressman from Minnesota, ic Controlled Mth Congrv **." Democrat* Into commanding con­ "I am grateful to the people for lb* county oftirr. He had ru op- apprcrUlMiri uf hit support of the the new group is Francis Roumil­ wrested a Senate seat from vet­ Republican National Chairman ,¥„ trol o f Congress as against the this o|*portunliy to carry out Ute ,||im the general ele.thra American l-egian program. lat Jr., vice prstiikri of Roumillat eran Rrpshlican Sen. William J. Meade sMcorn — '’There waa no "sanilblc government" hr had of­ pledget I made. I will Work for ________ _______ Why is the gaud of such inter­ of the entire county." ft Anderson Drug Co. and former Thy* fered far the Republic*u». Et*en- betterment stiule ^ssu« naUonaRy. die, main est is Tutors ’ because < apt. p.evident of the row dciunct San- n n )?' hower replied that the people ob­ Early boxes that reported asteb**0Uj ^ ° " n tr ' 1,cP” ' ifouble was isvt e-.ufcli P ’pi ill Heed) follow* the Isle Pirsldrnt 0 ( i r-d Mrrctuvnis Association. licaft rtslionai chairman, w a s can Vote. We have r-> a ltd, " Churchill To Get viously voted for a clas* of Dem­ lishrd A trend that wain’t changed Franklin l». Roosevelt, who led Roumillat said, after accepting elerted Pi the Senate in Pennsyt ocrat* he would rank among the during the vote counting. The nota­ S-irate Dcinocralle Ixader i.jn the U. H, through tin r m ica I appointmenl from Chamber Presi­ vanla. don fl. Johiuoiv—* P v American Liberation Medal spender. Then he added grave- ble exception was iha Stevie box years of W««rl I War II. ex preti which gav* Gary IS vote*, Dunn dent .Mack Clrveland Jr., that a Philip A. Ilarl, deinocraiir lieu- people have rlecUivily endorsed P kills r UPI i Sir Wmslrsn The Emerge .•> Mass Frcdlhg I) that’* where there’* going to three. meeting will be held In a week or V)fh*8*1? *ltKf I Dif cOrutotKIive atd confident i Churchill arrivrx here mda* t" clas- for Seminole County School be trouble to days to disepss the objectives Rfp^Tican incum- ]r ll|r r shlp Of the Demueralld Con- ifcrn * France * highest horror hi God wilting, hr -nnUnurd, he lunch rwiin per tunnel •• 41* dinux of the organisation, bent Charles A. Poiier for a Sen gress. They have made It clear from » wartime .smirade-ln r.rm* live weeks of «!iidv with a lunch- planned to spend the next two The Retail Mrrchanls Division air leal Itf has ••rmetlmcs .rltlci*ed ut that the people do ot want kiii at in-in Savurday at Ptw.rvst )r»rs fighting to get the rest nf will differ from the old Merchant* R. V.inrc Harlke. 39 vote of tire JOtii I rut u; y ’ government down instead of per­ never censed to admire — Prr School. Association in (hit only merchants Democratic mayor of Evansville. muting loosely handled federal Adlai E btrventon—’five Deino- mter Charles de Gaulle, Courses In tUsasit'i Icedrng liave will be members of the new Ind . elected to U S. Senate on hiv cn tlc Party hat received a man­ Britain's war time prim# mini* been outlined and aponsored by 1 finance*, which be had denounerd ORLANDO I LTD-M a t. Dem­ group. Membership In the former first race fur state wide office in date to produce thoughtful, ere- ter i« Dying in fr m a Riviera ocratic Chairman James M. Milli­ the lied < rots and Civil Defense upt-atrdly during the campaign A was ..ot limited to mtrrhanta. but Indiana. u i ... , , litivs- leadcrthip In a dan.-fisiua vacation to bury the tiAlclit-l De gan said today that Democratic Oner a vvrek, lunchroom peraonnel and attributed lo the Democrat*. Wwas >pen to professional workers Howard W. lannon. city atlur- ,.mr LEESBURG (UP!) — Demo­ Gaulle will give him ihe Cross uf Victories its tile Florida s-ieclinti parti, ipatir g have met in dif­ and individuals. __ ______. ney of lus* Vega*. N«v., for the cratic Rep. A. S. Herlong said a Comp union nf the tubes alton at "definiely reflect the D< m-w-ratlc ferent »chool lunchioom* to learn Cleveland, in asking HoumUlal past rune year*, captured Mai today hi* re-election In the fifth cciemonlt* scheduled at b00” trend In practically "very section methods of preparing and terv' g to accept the chairmanship of the one’s Senate scat. Ptitrlct prove* "people atill vote Thursday, food to large number* in (he event No Dance Tonight The only other foreigners who jf the Unlieri Stater. new group, said that an attempt for the man instead of the party.'* of disaster. would be made to unify Sanford “We had hundred* of Repubtl" havr received ihr Itriuix'diillvi s fioiu el1ic At Civic Center met chants. Among the proposal Local Firm Loses can* write in and tell u* they {Cross are U>tli chief. dubs. Iirallb and welfare d i, irtitems for discussiim at the first ■|f Mom i ’ll It At......... PI* Vdlai r were going to vole Democratic,” Niuarc dancing at Ulc Chi. ''err President Kitenhower and meeting will lie methods o4 Influ­ Trucking License the vie tor lou v c indidale said be­ SUYrnton -ant today this vsae a melllf, and liraltli association* Irr, sponsored hv the Sanford tic can King Mohammed V. have hern invited to attend, ihe) encing more Sanford residents to much Kai’pier day for the nation’* TALLAHASSEE fUPIr - The creation Department, will r.nt be t.tkr Mary Roy Seoul troop 242 fore leaving on a trip to Southern shop at home, store hours and Public Utilities Conimiisioti today held tnnlzht due to a Kiwani* Glub Democrat* "than »nmr other* I will cj I tin- kind of mral that will present the only "live" exhi­ Pines, N.C. might lx iirepariKi doling n cri*i* ^ other matters to local merchants. cancelled the auio transportation dinner in thr main auditorium. Can remr-rntn-r." bit In the district when 300 Cen­ Herlong. who narror.l) defeated * Roumillat callrd the organisa­ broker! license of the J. M. Blythe The group will meet tomorrow Write-In Defeats Stevenson, the lo-ing Deni-wru —'simple ami wholesome, wilh no tral Florida scout* meet Thursday a Republican two )eara ago, piled tion of rrtall merchanls on a unit­ Trucking Co of Sanford up a huge margin In defeating li, piriidrntlal nvrniHate in IP-Y2 frill*." night Instead. Wednesday nijht Mi* H It Whilmuir. ->huo! anil Friday at the Frrti Creek Ar­ GOP challengrr William C. Cole­ ed front basis "something we real­ The rommissiun »ald Ihe II.eusc dance* will be resumed next week Rep. Brooks Hays anil Itrili, said he wat ccrtalti the mor), Orlando lunch dnreior of Seminole County ly need In Sanford.” lie pointed wal revoked because of failure of j While c.>oI weather last week L IT T L E RO CK, Ark ( Up] * _ new l> elected Democratic t on A program of Indian folk dance* man of Winter Park Tueaday. out that cities which have *lrong the company to file with lh« i forced tin program lo mu.r into An ardent icgregationlit who bc-l«re»# would "rneel it* opjmrlunlty schools, it In charge of the pro­ will be presented by the Lake The congressman aatd tbc only gram. merchant group* have had a great agency a financial responsibility ' the main auditorium, attendance it gan a write in campaign onh a with ie*|u»n*lblllty,'* Alary boya. The troop learned the issue to appear In his campaign deal ol tucccss In efforts to in- bond a* required by law. high Ronald Perry, director said week ago. claimed victory today , , ... .»• s . ■•• datix'e* from from ADI John Hau­ was "the two party syatem.” 11M ir local business. He aahl Coleman "talked a lot over Itrp. ltronki Mayt (D Ark I (. I’C tlltS I v l ^ l l t S I* I^CIIL Basketball League* ser, YAH-7, who studied the rouHe atked Ihc cooperation of all about thr value if a two-party who h*d attempted to mediate Die I \M P a il l’ll Republican llnrs while a student at Spring local mrrchanls in |he ven lu rr., Little Rfiek *chnol cri*l* nf ’v s tjjrp William t I’ramer gave For Men Planned flrld t'ollrgr, Springfield, M»a» v/atem and my stand was that pointing out that "anything that i 'h* people ilwuld vote for tho year. crrdil to hi* fight foi elate’* A nun v bavkvtliall league I* Five girls are a*«l»ling the *f<ui setter qualified man regardleia .h elp s on* will help ti* all " righti today in hi* overwhelming Dr. Dale Alford, * segregation pluiund by the Man fold Recrea­ in the Indian dances. * Not only do Isx-al merchant* have his party,” tat member of the Lillie Rock vtcory for re-election at Florida’* tion Dt-p-vi intent. All gruupv wish­ 'Hie annual "ScoUtin;' on Far- ofThe competition from other r.iii» but big difference, however, leatllCil III* only GOP congressman sine, lie- ing In f-o in team fur a scheduled ail#” program vvill Include Scouts School Hoard, xaiil h the downtown aira Is getting more was "hard work by me and my nitiucUon dayl. of all ages from Cubi lo F.xplorvictory "l! nest personal one ilt-. leak ' are liigi-d to contact rompetithm from shopping crnler*. friends,” Herlong said. i r.nnrr defeated lii nii" tatlc the reerrat1-n uffict immediately, ers Hour* tin I In 9 p m. Unofficial return* from 2ii he added Two year* *S«, Herlong de­ rhallrngi r tVinton King in the Excerpt* 'rom the l-ake Mary lin precinct* showed Alford lea l Gamr- a III Ik- played Monday feated Republican Arnold Lund of )ir-i < ongrraslonal Itirtrict by » from 7:3a to t»:30 p m. at flemln- troop daners were presented last Daytona Reach by only 4.000 SuppurtcrA of Leo tiar.v yealrrday loat their hid to put l*'I Hay* 30 &A3 to z> 'V Tir^lth 411 Wf» *(»»» Thursday on WDHO T. V. dJring ole High School, November volet. Hr said In that race "we him in office by h write-in cunijutiRit. but the Oviedo mayor [ through Jainury. Unles* there i* "Marking Tim e” The troop hat all thought it was a pushover and l.rohuhly net is new world record lor race* run In otic election. ( ; a m o ' | ’„ n i o r r o u < > t'fiu ia l AlTUMU’d accepted Invitation* to appear dur­ nil immediate rr*)uni*e, the reerea* *p nearly got beat.” G ary a g re e d to allow hi* mime lo he lined i i a w rite-in HAi.MD.Mi. Iraq I l l ’ll Atwlu! (lnn ({r p,irtmnvt wilt l-e forced to ing halftime homecoming game* lie raid this year he talktd to iuin|vilifti fo r th e D istric t 1 sent on ih c C o unty C om m ission. . Mrt! (lu,’' ' r Bigh ; ' extern Arif- lr*qi am!»***ador t^ lfsiraie the uo-r t« thr high srhool at Seminole High School and De about jo.ooo to 40.000 voter*. Land High School activities # Property rvasaessment i. m.k His attpiKirt hovvever. rangisl from votes fo r U. S. se n a to r „ .tedtum".T J S * V West tiermany, hat been attested Herlong defeated Coleman by Iipm and will be tried on charges | _ _ ---------about 30,000 vote*. ing progrrs* in Seminole Count) , ! * 0 S an fo rd C ity CoRimiMSloner. m, tomorrow. A previous glmc be of coi spirac) against the security In the LoiiRWood precinct. (Jury pulled one vote, by tween the two w*« won by s*nDowling Appraisal Co.. Braden, of the fatherland, It was announc­ tun, report* that most nf thr iouUi write-In, in Ihr senatorial race tieI furd, AO. ed I--day. end of the City of Sanford already | tween Sprsiard I. Holland and l-e While Gary * supporter* were tn h#t heen rraisrired The work land Hyicr. In the tame box, he tcring his name in practically » a i begun Oct. 4. Officials said also received two votes for the every race, other votrr* with pen- C h a m h e r T o M e e t the project ll "going fairly close Hoard of Publir Instruction and cil* were huay. Vernon )A Dunn. lo schedule.” one each for circuit udge and Dr mo. rat Ic nominate for thr Pit the l-axr Mar. Chamber of ( oiuiderablr iloudinrx* through Richard Gormlry, spokesman for the House of ltrpir«entatlvei. tile 4 post, received *cveral write Commerce meet* tonight at f in |tll|rM| , y * uh altered shower* More than lw» member* of ti» Dowling Appraisal, yesterday said These werr In addition to the |„ vote, despite Hating of hti name the Chamber of Comnierrr Rudd lair today and Thiilvd*). High to the Seminole County United tie, Mwnurl Jacotston Dept, htore, Sixth District of Ktwanls Intrroaing, Thr business mrellrij* villi . day 73 l» XU, tow (anight *,! to XT. (hat the men hope lo be working valid vole* for Di*tricl I Com mi* on thr voting machine Boyd Wallace Inc., Krl’s 5 A 10c w in tne county sometime in Decem­ tinner preceded by the Court of H o n o r s„uihra»terly wiml* X l« IX tntlex Fund drive M » y neared the half- Store, Seminole Co. Laundry, J. M. lional will meet tonight at the F. A Dyaon defeated in the for for”Roy* 11MV KfOUl fteout'TrooiT'six’ Tr.Miti .' . _ and __a Innlglil. ..... ber. Gormley reported ' r « d co­ way point. tlffieslnla Oilictals rwhnflfli reported rnl> col Garrett, Wilson-At a irr Furn. Co., Sanford CJvt.- Center. per ahour today At Goldenrod. Gary received one Sept I primary by David Gatrhel ___ ____ ___ Sanford Kiwsnian* will play operation" on thr part of .ianford vole for Pie slate legiilsture and lections hail rllmbcr to near *11,Gen#’* Seminol# Cleaners, Sanford host to 13 clubs, including two residrnla, who have given informa­ two for Circuit Judge. In precinct in the District 1 race, alto g o t' wyo Giial for ibis year it M ii.iHJO. Gas Co„ Downtown Cleaner* * circuit Judge. In preemci , wrHe-ln vote. It was found in * \ l a r i l l i l l I T 1 I H 'r iM ls r ' N'olc Didn’t Count from other districts. tion freely. While interior informs- one. or the Oviedo mayor got two ,|,r 1)>(rn|<r yyU J k liirilllU L lllu r iU S i l-aundr), Florid# Precooling Co. Lalrst contributors to the United MOBILE. All tUPli —Mayor Speaker for the dinner meeting, ^|°_^®^be#ded on all dwallin^a, (he fo r,the n1 Representative*, MARION. Ill i CPI) - Fire Celery City Printing, A F. Fund, in amount* nf 125 or more, Mvnroc votrr* did * gieat appratier* eili not enter the two for the Bond of Public In- j »f^ike .i ~ tn . t . .wui.r . o i’’alarms * are numtruus-oti liam Jiiteph N. lurngsiy ipnltrd a man a it - It K. Tookr, Jr., Title A Ramsey Florist, AVcrttrn Union which begin* it 7, will tie Ish pilfeting a newspaper slant) t mn Brant, govrrnor of the Florida buildings u n 'd i Invited •trviilion, three for circuit Judge, i vxhdT , w J r . ^ : 't'1 IB£,» r Jerries. .,T . A„ ffJ ,1,. rfl ms Ite loukevl aruund f»r a po Abstract C«rp , A L P Tea Co., Tel. Co. Ambrose Dllff. Mack N. District. Special gu#al will ba At thr work progress*--, Dowl­ one for the County Commission, M valid votes for Gary and those ^ ,u W, M.-Roberts, Mr. Cleveland, Jr„ Gordon V. Frrder- Chester McDonald of Lakeland, ing, president of th# company, will District 2, one in the "unopposed” liiciuari and. seeing none, ran al Mr. t Sirs. Mi K Mi John 11 (Villlamr, R. ilk, Karlyle Householder, AV. C, governor elect. Byron Herlong, LLSw*f.........Ir"" «• .................. . Irr the thief, collared him and live informative tali* to clvk [ ^ 'on* the Noting "m *ehi«Tnd ^'l* Si'a,S»,i7W bortiood smalt fry have swcllrd Hutchinson Jr., , Edwin Rhinholcluir* and nrgxnlrtd group* on re without the needed "X” bedde his held him until an ufiicer arrived F* Coopc:, T, W, June*. W. L, ser, Hlcmhiint, Davi* ^ McIntosh, Governor of the Sixth DUtrtet, will Roger Harris, two votes for Dis the ranks of volunteer “firemen Grsiiiko Di M. I. Harks be the presiding officer. f quest. There are 12 men working name. | minutes later. trtet 3 Board of Public Instruc Dr J t Boyce. Dr, l>. D. [Volte A. AA’ilUami Jr., Sanford AuIn the Held and three in Ihe office Poller said Pic thief admitted When the 1.134 voles at Hanford *^on- Rufus Sand, two votes for Brown, Dr. A W. Flppt. Sr., Dr. to Parts, StricklandMorrison Inc.. xi Pi# .Seminole County Courthts guilt, lommrntlng ruefully, A \\ Iptu, Jr.. Di '«hn Moi Julia 11. Dillory. A. C. Doudney F erry Still W orking City Hall were tabulated last Dlitriit 5 Board of Public Imirue I nine. and I voted folangan.” POINT CLEAR. Ala. -4U P 1) — night, election official* found Hon; Claude Hillelt one vote. John -jn , Di. Jatk C. Morrison, Dr, Surveyor Inc,. Bill LaBre# J1umbHAIFA, Israel tU Pli- I .nance L. Munson. Dr. Vinvent Robert*, ing lltaHng, Odbam ft Tudor Inc., A wooden, hand-crankod t e r j itUl Gary’* name on one of the bal­ Angel two vot#t, District 1 Board Minister Levi Eshkol Tuesday . . . x trill » f . . t Commission To M eet lot*. At Lak# Monroe, Gary also of Public Instruction. night rppealrd to mambera of the H o a r d W i l l M e e t Dr. II Waydc lluckrr, Mr. and Employee* of Odham ft Tudor plies the Flab River County- Connnlii loner* will m##t was placed In several raeei. He United Jewish Appeal Mission 1AU.AHA.s SEF: tUPli - The: Mrs. D. K. McNab, AU Souls Inc., Steiwnoyar Roofing ft Sheet C. C. Cook puUi t u t sad . J. Q. (Slim) Galloway rsrorded to lo.-rs .- at 9:70 a .... m. ia th# Metal AA’ork*. Crumley ft Mon- g en acros* the Mbftaot-widft i N e __collected two for Dislri-'t 2 Comhere to increase their aid to irn- state Road Board will hold its Catelle Church, saaimDtio.i toon at th# co u rt. miaiiuner, one .or the Hoard tf * ' *n Go!d#nrod for the House migrant* arriving ia Israel from: regular monthly meeting here Bib Crumb lohn M Fit/pat teith. H. J. Gut genev. William b> mean* of a alardy N |* M i kottam Luropa. | Puhltc Inatiucuoe. *of Reproaentet;*#*. •wa [tick, R. A. WUdtmi, iUli Thaa E. ader Jeweler, kitevir# Seed CoI Nov. l i i l 1 p m WASHINGTON (UPI) - Demo crat* rode Into com manding con­ trol of th# H o u s e and Senate today with the biggest congrr* lional landalidt victory since the R oosevelt New Deal era. A Democratic tide which turgrd in Maine two months ago awept •cro ti auch Republican strong- ★ ★ ★ hold* at Vermont. Ohio. South Dakota. Ncbraaka and Wisconsin. Democrat! won 15 Senate tacra, with one unaettlrd. to aaiure them of at least Cl aeata In the new Congreaa, while the GOP won tight for • total of only 54. Democrat! held 1T2 aure House aeata againat 112 for the Republl- ★ ★ Seminole Democrats W in Easily ★ U.S Voters Consigned Baker And Raborn Make City Runoff; Total Vote Is Low »'Big Names' To Oblivion County Nixes Bid By GOP, Write-In 'Disappointed’ Ike To Continue Battle p On U. S. Spending Former Sanford Captain Politicians Look Behind Demo Win Gets Death March Gavel Roumillat To Head Retail Merchants Luncheon Will End iClasses In Feeding News Briefs Syd Herlong Says 'Man Beat Party' Demo Cites Trend Liberation ‘Happier Occasion’ Local Scout Unit To Present Dances Gary's Supporters Lost, but Ran In Many Races Progress Reporled On Reassessment Weather More Aid Ahku’O United Fund Near Mid-Point Today Sanford To Host Kiwanis Meeting �• * •v.vKSl ;t :r -• .rw* *tfc. -■ * -y--t-r 'J ■ t: i F i l l 2—W ld . K o r . 8. 1938 tf» lin lifl MIAMI lUPIt — Florida votrra men! \*ai apptuvrd lo eliminate lia v t wad* It clear that if a new the II ilia borough County lotldtor't A tilt eontlilulion It pinpoint), they nfllte and turn III tlullei over la prefer IN re ll on it artirle-ti) ■ the ( tite 'l atturney In that couny. AHIcle—nnl In one lump jurkage. The daily <hain amendment The controversial “daily rhaln" would hare let up a procedure amendment, which had Gar. U - by which a nee Itate ronsliluUon Bor Collins' nulipoken opposition, would be prficntrd to voter* In failed Tutiday by more than on# piece, to take II nr reject. ioo.owj roiti. The prop.rat had the ba. king Ahnth.r rnmlllutlnnal amend- of opponent! lo a reapportionmen! lo the f/glilalurr. the Mi tre l thorn In a'lrmpt* to r«"*rle York Bought Florida'* 19th Century conitltulion. Goods/ Thr- dally rhaln piopuri! wai regaidtd a< a mean* r.f pulling Itirrrugli an artirlr enabling imall Declares WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Hem* rountle* lo ttialn control of Ihe e m i t Natlnnll Chairman Paul M LegtHature. Bullcr IlM today New Yorker• had ‘’bought a Mil nf eooda" baaed on a prnpaaand* hulldup Police Seek Clue in Heeling mllllenalre Nelinn A. JFRhtftller governor In Hoox Bomb Call ‘ At the tame lime he raid Cal TAMPA (UPI) - Police •ought tfUeala ii tn route i<* becoming a today ihe anonymou* telephone top power In Democratic politlri, B* laid ‘'people will automatically rille r who warned a In.nth had Mart talking'' about vlrtorloui T.d been planted in Chamberlain High 0 ,(P»l) Brown for national School, ranting thr hullding to S Urtd flct such at the prtildcnty nr he rratunlrd and iMrehrd Some t.fiflfl Hudenti, IlMVaitt of O ea preddenry. •Reviewing the Dem.icrali' mhl a bnmlr threat, filed out In Lrdrrly tbrm elttllon rarep at Demon at* fashion ihlnk'ng they were taking If headquarter! here. Duller at- pail li a lue drill. Polf.-r, who received thr . .ill, tHhyted the GOP defeat to lack at Whit* Hour a leaderihlp and firerren and l e h o u l official* OOF “dhttnicUCMbm" In Con- atarihed the building Including I .too toekera, but found no trace M l. • Me predicted tha incoming Mth of a bomb. Pidlre termed ihe tall a hoax C e n g m i will be "more prugret (VI and liberal" and fottiaw and aoughl to dcltrmine III origin. New ‘Bill Of Butler nit*_ flllhulter ............ rule to put a .liter rein on talkathon*. Teen Vote Denied I'lKlUtl:, s. D. (U PIi For Ihe ,-"A Verp food" chance for a iccond limn In (lx >(«ra South labor Ml! ilmllar or batter than Dakota volera refused to extend tM defeated Kenncdy-lvea labor the voting privilege lo li yearreferm hUI. olds. sat Notice To Tax Payers ; To* Books nro open fo r the payment of 1058 City T*xe a. • Discount of 4 % fu r payment b November, .V. In tie* <4mb*r, Dr* In Jan u ary ami 1‘. in February. All la s statements have been mailed, if you do not recelvs yours within s few (lays, plena* mil for emne tit finance office, City llnll. Ellen Hoy C ity T a x Collector. me ro Re Roof DON'T WAIT . . . Ill )ou hate Iho nrrdrd ttiunr), vT GffF.GOIt Y'8 )»u ran ge* the whole job dune with NOTHING DOWN and no poimrnta until 10 H A IT I A P T K It tuM I'LltliuN. HKJtK'M HOW AMT. | 1100 8300 •fillO IKII0 Phene — FAtrfsx 2*0300 12 mo. | z \ mo. | 00 mu. ( N.7K j I f 20.02 J 13.77 0.30 I -13.00 I 22.03 t_ 15.97 70, l M j ' 30.71 | 23.30 320 Maple at Olh HI. ♦*7 Leesburg in Final Game ft) JflRttV COVINGTON over right where hit older bro­ The Krminote J V* rebounded tail night altar .uffertne thrlr fleet drlrat tavt wrfk to Srebrrere and rolled nvtr tha JV’a from t.tri'rurg, 110 In I'm npenlng game n( Ihe «ra•vi the** twr, .quad* battled to a no llr aid toe Seminole* mid* It very obvious last night whico wav Ihe belter equad *'trachea IIml I,ajar and Dirk Silver* guldrd tile lea n In a 4-1*1 ircnid, one of Ihe belt In the hulory of Ihe erhool At Ihe aeaion ended, Coachea prrdlrted that aeveral plater* art dritlned to do gieat thing* In vrai* tu rome hey era Ale* MrKibhln, nuarierhitki ftrrhman John Bonlfaie, fin* hilfbitk prol pert, and John Mann. movt ig j r f i b e hark on (hi (quad. lit* hig forward wall of Ihe JV la Iht h> el that (he ichool hai h it *ren. t harlea To*. Johnny Whelrhel, Doug Tamny and Che*trr Paw let are detUned to Unit n <pol nn tha tarilty next ir*i»n. to* It a great dcflntlve tarkl* and a very powerful place kicker. Whetchel li following family tra­ dition and ihm Id Ire able In lake Christian Church Coovention Slated th e annual Central Plorida dis­ trict conventlun of ( llfivtlau Churthea (Dlrrlplev of CHrnt) *.vill he held Thuraday afternoon and evening at the H rft Chriitian ChUKh, llaytuna n*a«h. Al WiJtlM, Orlando layman, l» preildrnt. Mr*. Charlrv ft. Utteme, Sanford, la secretary. Kollowinr reglMrali»n at t .3o p in , the pn giam. “Hrnitmheiiiiw Our Heritage " will begin at I and iloie at >. Til* principal addietiel on "The Prlvllegr of Pelqs a Dllclple" and "The Iteiponilhltlly of llrlng a HHtlple." will he delivercd by Itrv, wtlllam Runnetmum. New Smyrna Dra,Ti, and Dr. 11. It McCormick, Inlrrlm mlntiler nf Central t hrlvtlan Churrh, Orlin do. Ten other pa*lon will have part* on the program. Churchea from »tx countlCa will bring Inlrf reirotti. A fellowihip (Upper will be arf\>d at B.oo Thme from Rinfuid planning lo attri-d Ihdudr Mn. (irleme, the Itev. and Mr*. Perry I. Stone, Mrs. O, T. l'r*r*on, Mr». J. I.. Honor., Sr., Mr* W. P. Vttlcy, Mi*, (itnta* W. It.>t*nd. Mra. J, W. Knight. Mn. W. II Young, Mi!. W. D. Ihornlni. and the Itev. ami Mr*. V. II. Grantham. CGhUCUIlVt CIVIDIND ther, Mike, left off. Mike w«| awarded th# Peter !vhall and B lit Dlorker trophy whila playing for bemtnola and in*lr father li a former roach al Semlmtle and All American at thf the Unlvrralty of Georgia. In the opening quarter lait night troth »quadv exchanged two fum­ ble! rich and the game it*>mi at mid field. At Ihe opening of the •frond peilml. Fawley pounced on a Yellow Jacket fumhla and Ihe tentlnof* were on th# march, four plays liter, Bonifar# ripped nff Iirkle and went It yard* for the TD. F o x mined Ih e PAT. The Mtord iroie ram s In the Ihltd perb-d a* McKIhbln Jed hi* rh*r**> down to Ihe II. M*nn broke* Ihrmigh th* middle far a TD and tM* tlm t tha ktek by Fnt wai good. The final Scot* came in the fourth period after Ih* Slmlnotr. recovered ennlher fumble on the Lttihurg -V). With the hall railing on Ihe eight. MtKlbbln intakrd It nvrr and that wa* Ih* end <>f the irorlng for the evening. Fox m lntd the kirk. w r J fr r S NEW YUftK — Mel Ftnkclatcin. photographer for the New York Journal American, charging that Frank Blnatia ordered hi* chauf­ feur to ion down Finkeiilein: "if I hadn't Jumped, It Hhe ta r) would have lot me squara on." WASHINGTON — National Ha publican (.l.airinan Mead* Alcorn on wtdeiprrid trcmocratte Victo­ ries In Tuctrla)'* election*: ‘‘I've been In polltlce long enough In know that you have lo lake Ihr bad with th» good. And I am flank to **y there hav heen more bad than gi-od tonight." NEW YOlIK iUI'li-T1i» Colum­ bia lltoadraillng S)<iem Tunday announced th* end of “Th* tat.taro (Jiieitioh," flrvt and la*t of the Mg in«nry lelcvlil-m quli program*. t Its iald the ahow'a appraranea Fiat Sunday wa* It* last and thr •how wnbld he replared by "Karp Talking," a ruincdy panel aha*’. Tht* it«ul*r nuiitrilf it,*tdfn<l of lit tenu |*i lliaie ■teriveil ftiwti Imetnnenl Inen*nr, pl.n a riH.nl.uoan </ I I*,,111 |U| till, r ill nil' ml fepi*Vrtnng tnrnrne flam real,red VenirllV peofltl II piyitde ,«r Nmember It l« Ili.ielwdil'ii III rerrod M 0< O inlwe Vi, I'IS*. Iu»,v a i .h u m ii Clara— • • # Harry f , Krh.lherger l » K. tVoral I*mi |)f. FA g-«*U Hanlunl KM>U M l,in-FI (XU (X ih r Savannah we* uia fir*t • ieam>hip *v#r ta rroaa th* Au lantie. She tailed from Savannah, Ua„ lo Utvtrpool, Kngland, in tan . STRAWBERRY Spatial OHer-SAVE 10' YOU PAY ONLY 2 • H L l'K It H lC lir * WMtern LB. JAR -SUPRU le a n POUK Whole nr LOINS t j l ’i r h KH OZKN U r. A. OUICK Tender *‘8lH*Kll HHilIT" Wentem -MirPMt Canter Cut “ S tJI'E ll It lC IlT * ~ n f 99 * lotta liox Haav.v WaMerrt Honclrrvs Fr*»h Dry 69 Lb. "MLT'KIl C’AP'.N J OHNS KlClIir* Weal am l.aan lleef Brisket Stew Meat 2 9 H O LD EN H IP E FHESII 11 Ot. nit*. PACE 2 - 25' Ketchup 35 2 - ANN (HtEEN B EA N S V IN E Kn Fried Fish Cakes ~ 35 ANN BANANAS Heady To I Pack Standard Oystersr" 7 9 ‘ Lb. 25 H IP E T O M A TO ES FANCY w Lb. YOlIK 4 tt 2 9 ‘ 19 Head IIA N TA M 6 E4r‘ 29* 43 IU H H 1 - Sunahlna llvdrox 31 Detergent Cookies V /i oz. 23c Vel lliaie Lily Hath Hire flonp 24 oz. 20c Woodbury 2/29c Abaorbenl Scot 130*4 l-ivi- ii t, l*S tww i(<-wain ,-v-i Tuna Towels lielergeal Ivory Liquid 12 nt. Pan Cake M IX ANN 1 lb. 49c W ith F act Oolh 75c Breeze PAGE 23‘ W A FFLE Syrup ” 39" A PAGE \h Or, Cans Sweet ir c P otatoes J ANE PAHKKIl FR U IT CAKES 5 um $ 3 85 T heai Price* Effective Thnrugh S«l., Nov. 8th. 2/39c Kerbler Pecan 2/25c Sandies 22 «g. I'l.b . Pkgn. large 33c Chicken of ihe Hex 6 K2 oz. 31c 2 3 i „ $ 2 6 5 l«UH<M W >1-0 |IM H brim («•• King* Dried q i. Mavonnaise 49* AN S Grits PAGE S IJ N N Y F IK I.I) A P P LES Pinto Beans f H H ilir* CAP'S' JOHN'S Premium quality Corned Beef Hash E A SLICED B AC O N ,b 59' •‘S C l* E II I’h. FA2-0231 Ur. 79 B EEF STEW P O R K CHOPS Bartlett Pears 2 801 W . 1st St. FROZEN 39‘ Lb . MIXED FRYER AA P WILLIS MOTORS I lo 6 Lb. Ay j . Chickens ; 43‘ PARTS CORN III.! Small 59* PICNICS lab. H iiif CORNISH CAME ROASTING H O LD EN ■aa. M u«.v Im I am will ,i kn Su't •'< lav. Ilia. 4 •>>. iHw-IK PIG H r* FULLY COOKED LETTUCE RAMBLER AMERICAN 8EDAN > reserves ANN PAGE PUI?E ITtKHII ICKIIEIIO America's Lower-priced Top Economy Stetion Wagon I '.U P IS ^ IRY A S7FA0Y OtET O f fl«P SAVINGS ON ANN PAGE FINE FOODS! it?" WASHINGTON — State Drpart mcot piaii officer lino.Is White In <l*bunking lied Chin*** rhargei that U of thrlr a»ldieri w trt overcome with pulton s»» ftud by the Nalionaliitt and supplied by the United Mat*!.’ "I ihoiild like merely lo lay that if any (hlncae Uommunlit imdleti are afferted by gai, It I* at a reiull of the noxtOui lit* emanating from Its,tin Peiping." The D»f*ni» Department said Sept. 2 that It Clin had Ur makl “intenalve atudlaa" before decid­ o ff' Into a dlv«, It began veering son decUInn wa* pending on whe ing between th e Thor and the off to it* left and at the ram* th*r Ihe Thnr or Ih* Jupiter will Jupiter, both of whl*h will be em­ time turning on II* hick. It wa* b* u lr d ^ i th* mUon’i Intermedh ployed by tha Air force. at thi* point that Ih* rang* *af*ty Officer (Hoped a iwttch to dt*lrt.y thr m in.Ir. _ DAY & NIGHT "A malfunction occurred arpr.ittm*tcly .11 lr o-di (tier *" llftnf f in d P a n e l r a y HEATING Ih* mtntle wa* dcilroxd by the rang* *af*ty officer. • the Air • NO hot celling* Force *ald. It did not elaborate. - NO oprcihl cl.vacl apae* n eerto ary It « n t the fifth unvucrrt.ful • NO long & expcnalv* duels l-alllrtle mlMtl* test In a row tine* Th* finoat Ivp* nf w in ter com fort the first all th* way attempt with an IhtercoMlnfnll Atlas ended In •xpluvlon Sept, if Othrra that SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. fatted were two Polar!* t**t io k 202 S anford A t *. FA 2-6282 *tv and an Army Jupitar The failure earn* at ■ Penta- t atted Prev* laurnaUonal URTTYUBUIIU. Pa. —Pracidant Kiienhowrr, after voting prriumably the vtralght GUP ticket in a fait 21 iccond*: “That wai very vimpla waia’l ‘Question* Dies; Panel Show Slated S T O C K FU N D , IN C . CAPK CANAVKRAU Fla.(UPI) An titcrmedlale range Thor mi( rile twirled out nf control a few hundrrd feet off the I iu netting Kind early today and wav d e m o t­ ed after only M *ecood! of flight. Fiery fragment* thowtred the edge of the cape, and Ihe oetan. and ambuian.ct and fire truck* raced to tha impart arts. Out no on# was Injured. Tha (tubby, rigai *haped Thor, dei-ined to huit a hydrogrn war. head at targclv up tn t.300 mitci away, hinted off at 3 :« a m . but b*;an lilting over tan toon on ill flight down tha Atlantic tracking rang*. Then, Ilk* an airplane ‘ peeling Quotable Quotes Now on Display-the New RAMBLER AMERICAN Station Wagon • lb * email car offering automatic tianamiaaJon and AirJinar lUclinlnj tf*w>)! • lOO iiuh whaoliiaao. Gwi-lurna avery ot her America n i ar! Sf)wi*(, amnsmkal, high-paelurmama G-v)lmd*r anguw! • Roomy crmafbrt for Hv», king-ma urg v apava! • Top ratal* value. S 3600 deatera, pari* and tetvlr* inaat tn mail! at* rang* baUlati* n U ilk . Thor Is Launched, Destroyed Alter Going Off Course Junior Varsity Defeats f r r a lS Slate Turns Down Package Revision InttUlt divalopmente: ubitanual bilinual Million" rivHIOn" of Ihe *. reg. 35c »*1 iH*» *hle*< » **I M «l« t ^ p l f o o d 5**>res 239 .MAGNOLIA a l 2nd ST. t < �Woman’s Page t.liiabrlh A.bby, 4 -H Homan* fdllor J jo jc o I ffvswiA rii.inr r \ : : s n C o u n cil Elects Tilt Itsll-YY O ffice rs W ives P la n N o vem b er Luncheon A luncheon «: the Chimney Corr.cs- Restaurant In D cU rd will be the November function of the Stnford Na*a! V; Station Oftteer* \Yi* e .’ Club. llo .tr. t i fur thl. event x*lit he ffrc^M wt*e. of VAH 3 Co ehatp. men a.e \|r«. Jiek Langford and Mr.. J W. Taft Mr*. Krcd liana*, putt p m id en t of th- Sanford (iardrn Club, will demon-tratr Chrtitm.. deroratlonf and ftn .c r arranirmeti*. for the wive*. Lately door prtiei, donated h* the Creenhrier Room of But* ledge of Orlando and the Whiftl* mg O uter, alw of Orlando, w(W he gt*e>; away. Mr* I \V Tall U in th a ije 'b f decoration* and wilt he a m .ted hy wive, of V\H S. The Ittneheon *Mtl Member* of Gamma Omega hegln j ; t i p m N** 13 Chapter of E*»V together with Rewfvattoru [nr nfCcm* « n e r their hu.hand* ami e» ort». g*!herrd at the home of Mr and ,hrir S ,r‘1' m,|,< ^ ,n ,r j(l!, |)JU ,| v in Nc»» '>at:,.,i,j *‘iuadrhn trprr*rntitlvr* hy Nor. rti;h, [o r , Hallowe’en im >;\ * . . .......................... ------------------------------------------- ' —”■ W»'k » t* . J « k o taM o '^ .^ n d h U k and °. incc ,tre._rn er* decorated the party room* The group played game* and There will NUT be . bridge game at the Commi-nit* Center l'ii» Thursday became o! the tJitrtiAtiirnl In Ot’i.i-du The regular mrctlng of Setitin»U , Cbaptei 2. Order "f K.ite n and > u . w,„No. The he minute County 4 11 Girl*’ w»»h thr dnhc. 14 t i n e ; .™ ^. R| ,hf Ccuiml in ft for orgamiation ard twerp. ,|u*t. leave thr kitchen j ,iP * r „• frin d -h lp - ;ht rlrction of officer* No*. ' in order. ' will l„- ..bvrrv.d The follow me olflffM were elect, , ,i rd nrra'df nt, Slb)l C r.nl; vief project *111 be coinplflnl I anon offl i I■ ........ * « p r c d f l t . Carl* Lommler; aerrr »»> ‘ b r - tm .. an I project tw „ > i« l a roffre P...t.c " a re patty t,n <viua Ulklrr; devotional » « begin. Thu will b i “Caw of *« 1'■<’ » 'N ■: lhc "' " a.» m»' I nndi from .filing plu*ll leader. She.!. Be.t; *«.ng leader*. Bedroom.” w*are v*.11 be u*cd for Chtt*tma* I'fjfty Milter and lloiolhy Pud*; ba*ket*. All *iuadron member* re- rratior al leader*. Virginia Be* >*r*r», and frtr d* ate invited to •In and Linda (Ireen; delegate, attend tialr Reudigrr; and alternate del­ rn iD a t egate, Jfylvla Mlklei Hail Reud'ger. Sylvia Milder and 1 lie Dirt (iautfnrr. t (trie of thr Sibyl (Irani were eho*m In bt A /A rd (Ruder Club wttl m en »t chili men of the Count* Die*. Re to a. rn. at the home of Mr* C l * ue, whieh will he hr'd In thr McCall. «M EaU Itlh St tr-e .pitng Mr* 1 E Lee per. that: man of mretina wa* preuoi.ly acheduVJ ru r i l.umtnter wa* appointed 4 II Demon*ltation Day chairman the (iiiste * tub flower Show, an­ for Njv . li \n r Ituttiethird will be Count* nounced today that a meeting of fair rhaimian and J-* Vma Wollf corn miti re head* will tie held Mr and M'» W H Howard. will tie Achievement D*) chair* ThurMl.iv at to a in al the San dre».nl a» LIT ibner K'd Hat.) nun Tbj*e girl* will -erve in Franciaeo Giant* Dormitory. She Mae won the couple priic 'll** thrtr ie.rectl*e office, for one l^ii* Batineau. In a hlark cal trqurilrd that all m.ke an effml ) ear. cn*tume. wa* iiiiIec.I the ntoo ort Thr adult leader, who met with to attend. gtrtal; John Dickey wa* ehoicn :he gut* werr Mr*. I’at Slulllnry, The flower Stniw it a yeatly A Shakedown I’arty. .pon.ort l funtile* I. Mi* llevrge Olto. Mr* Pauline event i.f the Sanford Garden Club Attending the part) w ne Mr -trier* it.nngwtxMlt, M., Emme­ All- interested per*ir* aie urged hy the l \ I’. O Wive. Ctuii. will • *' ' b(l ne > t t O. and Mr* John Dtvkev. 'l r amt line Bert SUvial i"d Mr* Itore to enter art.atlr arrangement, and bp Mr* i K I!'* d*« HI, Mr and Beinrit iCatrelherry t Vddltional Itninr ultur al t|>eclrnr tiy calling ' hih from 4 p m. until O Mr*. .David Mi, and . . . Van Nr**. .. adult leaden are needed to help fA 2 41to prior to the ihow, which The a'fair i* for the C " iv c . Club member* amt then 'l l . John Hltgiri*. Mr a-d begin. Nov. IS. carry nn the III w»»ik If any hutband*. Thi* if not to lx- i lack Sclttrarvl. Mr and Mr* \\ adult would like to wntk with a fined with thr opening ot the It Jennlnr*. Mr and Mr. tt It group if hoy« or girl*. *he .hould t hief * ( luh. .laird for thr nca Howard. Ml*. Na- v Smith. Sonny ronta.l (He agent at the Court fulu, P Ha*kin.. Min L"i* Barireau, Mi** hou»r I A 2 )03 Patty Walker. I* n Howard ar.d The cul. have rbo.en Ilmtic tinCommittee member* for the m ........ ... l*dr, and Mi* John Dooley an cation are Edna f'o |* . t . Ralph Vhtfwmla. pro*einent for their fir.t project. Bounce the htrth nf a daughter. Th . wdt cooint of the girl, mak Belle'euilt. B<-ttv llilnn, Nora Wit 1 tug Hirer nr more of the following Mary Patricia, horn Nnv, 2 in liam*. and Margaret JohnMin To reni"*e * dl drink *t»ln*. SennnolMemoiial It-xpital The arlirte* dl.h lowet. pot heldrr*. rue dilutrl (nitrogen pcin*ld«. wi-dow rurtain*. fhair lU.hlont, girl weighed 7 pound*. 1? n inre* Ml* one part hydrogen provide at htrth and wai 14', (nrhr* long M j j f p j j i m * P l i t l l l t i ' d •helve, for kitchen cabinet, tabic with Id part, of water cloth, napkin and flowir container. Mr. ar d Mi. Ka'ph Itackrlt an M„rlr Huffman a.ut George They mu*l »el the lah'e III time.; nounce the birth of a ion. Itonald futkm an wit tie married friday, ••|f Vou Ihin'l Hum* Hie Mer Dillon, ho.n Oct 23 in Seminole Nov. 7, at 9 p, nt at the Eller i haitdi*e—You’d Better Know Memorial H.>*piUl The baby Spring. Bapii‘1 Church The Merchant I" Workshop Schcchiled weighed 7 pound., 4 oun.M at A ir epilo t at the home of Mi All Photographic Supphe. A Craft Work.hnp will lie held birth, fen Kdw.rdl l l ’lllt, will fotlnw. Wcdne*day, No*, ti. al the Com VI friend* o' the couple are InMaternal gra'-drarrnt. are Mr W ioholdt's i„V»pK,M muni!* Center. All Home Demon :i# S. PYRK AY P- SAN KURD •tralior. rrrenihet. who want In and Mr* K. G Soderhlom. Monroe vlleii to the wedding and rrrep tinn work on copper picture*, planter.. Corner. fubTie pi.lurei. aluminum lr»>» and *ffd pod picture* ate l-.vitrd to alirrid The mrrllns will itrgin at 9 a. in aril will be completed b* 1 p. m Mo*l of thr work Wilt i.in.umr- two day* Member, .hould bring loot, and * taidwlch Copper will he available Mr* Cal lahan, Mr Olto. and Mr* (Iray will furni.il tH«*e who need it with a*li<tance Thutr having idea* for Chri.t nia* are urged to pi em it them to the group. Oh.erver* are wrl come O ffice rs; O rg a n iz e s Sororilv Has Partv Commiltec TIIK HURT METHODIST CIH’IM il IN OVIEDO ( P hoto l.v .Inm n.nn) First M e th o d ist C h u rc h H a s H om ecom ing S u n d a y In O v ie d o The annual ilumecumiiis held Rev. Ja k Adaim, pallor .>f the PeaiMin. Ited tea wa* prepared Sunday it the First Mrthodlil I church ehht year* ago. nine rr»,J nr.it »erve*l by f’. It Clonta. Churrh In Oviedo drew the large.! ing In Miami, dfliverrd the »er lo r many it u.n the fir.l op attendance ever thl» >ear. The mon, "The Co.t o' the Churrh’. pottuntty t» vie* the new chapel re* church *a§ completed Jmt te The <JJc«t burner pa»: r • uw liv- a. '.ell a. the new Sunday .chool cenlly. inf, Hr. Walter Auitln. p trv ioam» ant Fellow.hip Hall. * enl for the ccia.ioti Thu » a . the j.Yth annual Momccnmtmr. Arrangement* o( flower, in sold va'r* a-d hnVet. were nlaced In the church f>r the event bv Mr* Attending the D A R llU ttld p | 'Aheeler Sc Mr* W, J. merling in New Smyrna Monday t.a-atun greeted sue*!, at th<- dom were: Mr*. F. E. Rouinlllat. Mr. „( |h P ihun-h Mit* hathrvn la * llu n .n l Hrewrr, Mr*. I! Key, I (ot, WJI, In charge of the nuf.t'i) Wrti.NKSIJAT Mi* I B Ray. Mi* J. M Iron al-u ehairin.n o ' the l" t he Gleaner*' lilt* n ' the Fir.t ard. and Mr*. I.."vrc"re Tiniley, vltaiion i-ommitlrc. Member, a d ............... .11 ..I Sanford. , vliltnr* were welcomed by lie* Baptist l hurrh will meet .1 the Mr* William Incite. Il*nder»nn, 4ni| \ j r , George II Carlton and 'nm r "f Mr. J I t.ewt*. »li K y. wj» elected president ...' the , hurch dlgnlt.riet . !VVm ti* \Ym v T n ^ r r - . R eb m aS tato AaMciaUnn of Ken* following the t e r r l c *11 en ^ »|_ ftucky. Mr. .nd Mr* l^cke air M u„ l rl ainner* .e.* r.| on Mm 1 1 U h " ' “ ormrr re»ident. of Sanford They ,aMr, ,lrafr |he tree* in (mnt of The Senior High l lioir of thr aie !he icn ar.d ilaughter in laa the churrh Coflee had hren made h u t I'lt.bylrrian Church *ilt o ' Mi* II C Water* (iy j j m Wllwn aid *a» xejved bv meet for .upper at »t p. m and l)r ltd Mr. I. T Do** led yyilitPr \ Teague and Jamr* f„r rehe.raal at 6 30 p. m. tiala* for Tampa when* they will - -- a ttfnd the Annual t hUourarioi H ,r Mtd*Week Itib'* Hour of Aiforlatlon Convontior^ Ui D v OUtlLT W O ltlC II N i l VP ih.- Ei-.t Die ................ ■b • I* p redden! of the r ,.i r i Club ol | , » Bf n I I n f I n n l,r rtW ,utlr'1 b> ,h'’ p**t " t>* the a-...elation and a ,.»*t |.re„ *’ l P P t , I I I R i n H a i l O l l A <■ Meliml., .1 T 30 m dent of the .tale n ...elation. The O fflcri. of t ’e J'S " T|< ... . ... , „ 1) . , *,|| return Sunday Y.IV.A. of the Firwt llaptl.l Clturcb _nt« Chancol Choir ol tlw l i . >t return duno i) . ^ ,r„tal'rd Mend.u night in frrd.ytcrU n thm . h will meet fur # i n n 4 t,F \N EIt ItlT.S an lrtipic**.vr retenton; (Till AGO -It.’l'l t (’tearing' Mi*. I.. r» ia t conductrd t’ruycr meeling i( t t i e . t i n t e\p .it« *a> rug* will la*t longer i the *ervlre with t' e a.*i»tancr n^ptiit Cbureh will neet for re ■nd I.H'k newer tf the hnwettife 'a| Mi. W ' K r.tieit, who rent he.real at 7 30 p •>. lie ... tiark of «|>ot«. *ciiptiirr* tM'jtainleg to r j i of Sunday Scho-I YVoiker. Confrr Wipe up the *nnt Immediately, fire The p ia.er of d. lication * o lin e at the f ir .t IW tl.- Church thm tell the rue cleaner what « nr« hv Mr* W I* Ttro A* Jr rauied It. If the rug i* made of Nealy Her ted »f(lrrt* air at I li p. m ayntbetie liber*, get proff.i«r.a! p ie. itlent t!vie Kra'.rerl, ilm ritDBSD'T hi It. in clrjnn u |.|1 || l.' I V l.l •' the t haiurl rholr "f Die Firal j rcU fy, t . •-< >: ireaiurt Methodi.t Church will pract e at Sue K 'V* l ’At.1. Chairman t rommllte*'* fer the 7 ?o p m. year arc program ami mt.»lnn Tie r E t. C a l. of the l in t Church Calendar ¥{pQAAnnaU ... ,. H E R T Z ,tud). F A 2 -7 7 2 3 e n !rti-w ' ■.’•75011 Vic Itnlicllo. A y t. lilt 1 E. Ini Ji'-r Party Is Slated By CPO Wives HANK AT TIIK \Ys the I Lot h a i n ( ’l o s s M e e t s Ai rang! merit, were made I-, have year book, printed for the Ph than) CU»» of the t in t liaptn’ Chui.il al a recent meeting of thr- clan* at the home of Mr* It E Landreth Mr* C T J.n tirr wa* cohertc'* S /? .N ! P O P t » » S P I - C I A S . . . Fr i > 4 t . u p » «» j a ^ n . . . *crem .de»-* eingbain'* gioup will tie ho.tr-.r*. the neat meeting In lie held at Iloval Amhai.adoi. nf the 111. I Mir home of Mr. Mtrgaret Bryn Rapt *1 Church »lll piactire >! 7 'old* Y Thar.k.givtng il votional wap m given hy Mr*. Reynold., trJrhn Mr fu ller will teach the t.uly nt the cla** The meeting w»* hook. "How to Win to Chtl*l *1 cloud with a prayre. following Ike t u n i c a a »oda the l in t Baptt-I Church at 3 IS . m hour wa. held Itef eihment* of "pen-face »and'viehr-, fruit rakr Yi.itallon Day at the fi:*t B.rp candir*. and toffee "ere served ll*t Church. Choir practice, at the Fir.t Raptilt Church a. follow*: Carol, at Iln/iiar Is Sclicdult’d « IS p m : Concord, 7 p m ; and y The Women * Society of Ch-i* tian Service of the f it MrlhottM , Church S p m. Church will tpnntnr a b »ta.r *’ Thr Women rf the Hr*t Prevhi • 'I t Klnley Hail Nov IS from 7 « tertan i hui h will meet fur Off) p m. cer»‘ Training and .upper at 7 fu n d , will gn toward thr pit p m cha*f of a new refrigerator fur "ip panonage rn iD Y i Baked good., plar’* handwork Tie Cherub Choir nf the fir.t mticrllaneou* Item* and a fi*h i 'le ’hodi.l ( liutrh will practice at pond will he feature'!, Mr*. F Yt IVilliami i. general eliairnian 4 IS p m F K IE N D L Y ....* NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:13_____ !•« i r i i—• PUII lut niHIT TODDBAXTERLOM • t)H*lrW*i)Mcwl C hase a C rooked S hadow BI RT HS Baptbt ‘ Church will *rnret'ln the , rcl'(l«ntT prr --dnl 'it oi'ng 1hr hu-'i rti ml..Ion*. Linda Y'rarkle; lr i rary. tnu*l au l >uci*l. Pat Smith and Helen Pitt.nl: publicity, Jovcr Bent.m a-d Connie Ball P lar. wr*r made to v.^U thr County Home for the Aged dir i inf thr [ • ■, i. i ; -i .i • • \ di*,u»*r>l weie plan* to organize | a Y'YV.A. ri .n.rl for tl-p Semi - < A.Midatlon dancedt 1, 1.1 (iiae>im>nowm r«i.i*e:i>J"ap«iln' fSSI e.-vtiWi’ie**-* VV l-'enture: 1:BR • 2:17 l:.1l • ii:2l • 8;ns . 9:55 G E T M O K E Ol T O T l.l I K GO O PT T O A M O VIE. MOST...it’s ELECTRIC'- On rtrr) f o u n t . . . ’’wire beat, fire"fo r m n ln ti water heating. It*, c le a n e r. . . eom ptctrly (irpcm tjlilf. It*. *afc a* electric light*! T he "w ire" way i» »iinple*t, t o o . . . , completely autom atic, nrnl* no ro*tlv fine. lurL i in anyw here—m a r !..*«-t uit.ler a fo u n le r. In the attic. Yon ju»t in*t.3ll ami forget it. 5o move tip to modrrn electric water heating . . . and don’t forget: in FLO R ID A . .." m o d e m * n t-an . E L E C T R IC Only! Iti’Kuliir $8.50 COLD WAVE only SITTING PRETTY WITH REGISTER For $50.00 laa lent- C’urtiw “ H er lliith n e -* '’ (o ld W nvr To He tlv e n f r e e Iter. 2 1. No I’lirrh.-isr o r t 'tilih'nlion W ATCH mil S P E C IA L S (K a h h isd t'A “ We 105 S. O ak Give Top EACH W EEK H E A IT V V alue a i ■*.*** t* g* ** Mr*, mrw l-*w* ixO r •*»'..<«« IlMoNOfVllI S tam p*" h a v e t h a t n i g h t d e p o s it b o x a t t h e cJkeS A « «|iinlily Is h lz h e r th an price" FLUES, N O F L A M E , N O F U M E S TUCKS IN A N Y W H E R E N JlO R D ATLANTIC N.\n‘^ N A L B A N K fr fa H itr d H J t .... (/tfinuM With Thr At Untie\4hotu t AntitfA \h m " W h rre H E A T IN G SIMPLEST T O INSTALL '7 ( h n ' t k n o w w h i t l /V / d o i f th e y d i d n ’t ■mart styling. E L E C T R IC N O W A S T E D HEAT FA 2-5712 perfect f II. W A IT E R NO NOOK Always pre-tested For lonp w earing, M C IB E R N j W. Scott Hums. 207 Magnolia Ave. �-• w • • ‘ :* • . t : . ' i i t n i i r i m t i u i i : t ttit* *■ The Herald offers Its support to such an undertaking. • • • Support Peanut Bowl The annual P ssn u t Bowl football game will be played a t Memorial Stadium on Nov. 18. Funds from the annual game will be used by the ele­ m entary school Farent-Tsacher Association. This is the big fund-raising project fo r th is association. Other schools stage carnivals or other special events to get money. Ona significant change has been made In the gunto for thie year. Tha young football stare a t Sanford Junior High will ba tackling each other. In years past, the game was ono o f “touch” football. Jamea W. Buckler and J. B. Phillips, ctwthalrmen for th e event, eaid th a t the queen candldatee would be selected week. The identity of the young lady who will reign over f_ jt festivities will rem ain secret until the night of the game ~ These and other eldailne eventa have been planned in M effort to boost attendance a t the game. Tickets are now on sale. ' Tha Herald urges support of the game. In the past, San­ ford citizens have responded enthusiastically, More of the ia needed. fosternak Offered Florida State Job '.TALLAHASSEE (UPD - Flori­ da State University today offered ■.tcechins job to Russian novelist forts PisUrnek. President Robert M- Stroller disclosed be hss teat a esble to Site Nobel psise-wlnnlng writer who has been at odds with the Com­ munist realms. Tbs cable offers Paitem ik a special professorship In Russian language end literature, effective Feb. 1, ISM. at a tilery of $*,• 000 a year. DAILY CROSSWORD — 1. Encounter Z RTatUra — R A rg e n tin a lACholca a SR I t . C h a lrm a n ’ a m alle t 11 Wooden plaa 11. Mu*la note U.nm*r vetch 17. r e • me ia .........e 1>. liom SO. KUUrate ■uni) H U naa through elrotaa <AU. a ) St. Definite article E Self (poee.) 4 M a la cat B. A d o rn a g a la a w in g 7 . B e a to w a d a c u b to m e te r S , H lg h e a t q u a lit y 1L Otherwise lE O a m a a f c a id a ;i, » i iiu n q it t), )■* t I lit .1 HVH i . '< i^ is iiii i'MI 'll lit 1 t It IH •t., a* • ■nil*' i *i * |M i ■it v.’i i it . hi < re«i. i illlvl i an I’J , ,,i” a a 1 1 i M 3 E K e t t le * ; t , i j t ;i’’ :w rj .i it.1*, '.’ ij -.m its 17. settled, TMlarSir'e to w * eaen S3. Sticky mud S7.Levallng St. Neuter •lip of pronoun SS. Solemit 10. Thresh promise IL Island (N. T. Harbor) 40. fccaort SCShunsad V ,- • Fred Othman Says RV FREDERICK C. OTHMAN WASHINGTON - The 23lh in nlversery of repeal rapidly is ap­ proaching and all i can say la that a lot of booie has gone down tha hatch since that cold night in 1H 1 when the management sent me out to check on how legal drinking worked. I set up my observation poll first In Child's restaurant mow a parking loti on Pennsylvania Ave. a ml I never shall forget how wob­ bly some of the customers gut at pricei lower thin they'll ever pay •gain. Trouble waa that bartend­ ers ell had dint out. Child's had to settle for a gent who laid frankly that he war a foda jerk. When he got hla first order for brandy he hauled down one of the large snifters on Ihe back bar and filled it to the brim with French cognac Whrn Ihe culto* m trt sighted that, the restaurant soon ran out of brandy. Some of the drinking liquor in those early day* was simply ter- Students May Get U. S. Loans Soon WASHINGTON (UPt) -College student* c*n begin drawing on a new multi-million dollar federal loan fund by nest February. Olhrr school sills suthorUed by the last Congress silo are l«lng hurried into operation by the government in an effort to meet the challenge of Soviet technological competition. Arthur S. Flemming, secretary of hrallh, education and walfarc said money for most of the pro­ grams would b« available to stairs and.educational Institutions by January or February. This In­ clude* fund* for the colleg* stu­ dent loam, guidance and counsel Inf service* and for science and mathematiei teaching equipment. Fleming said federal outlays for awarding graduate fellowships and for operation of foreign lan guage centers and IniUtulei Would be available In H*« soring of 1939. The secretary told a newt con­ ference Monday that the program was one of the "most exciting" development! that ha* taken place In education, going far beyotyl original ripertatlons. Flemming said he could not foretell whether the National De fensa Education Act of IKS would b« the complete answer to Soviet technological rompetitlon. But he added, “It does represent a reel contribution toward etrengthenlng our educational system." Ha strongly advocated an agreement on "national goals" In education on federal, state and local levels. pearance before Congress In hope of suppressing liquor edvertiilng. In the past. Incidentally, they held up the Saturday Evening Poit as a shining eiampla of a publication that needed no whleky ads to suc­ ceed. What they’ll do now, since the osl*t Is extolling In Its pages the virtues of a wide variety of echnapps, I don't know. Only dry Kales lift are Missis­ sippi and Oklahoma and, as It happens, I know something about those. Along the gulf coast of teetotalling Mliiisslppl f don't believe I've ever ie»n to many wtdeopen saloon! per mile. Outside Biloxi j dined for Ih* first time In my life In ■ restaurant which advertised Ihe first Martini free with dinner. Nor have I ever had trouble get­ ting a drink In Oklahoma. My late father, who lived hit last years in Henry cits, claimed that prohibi­ tion to him was a boon. Hr drank oceasslonally from a bottle of bunded Bourbon and he said that a phone call whenever he ran out brought another jug at a reason­ able price to hit front door. The legal liquor distillers insist that, at of now, more moonshine actually it bring consumed than Ux-pald whisky. This la impossible to confirm, but I will report that 1 met ■ respectable, elderly lady from Georgia, who had in her suit ease a bottle of while mule. I sampled It and ll wai as bad as I remember It from 13 years ago, but she said she liked the flavor. rlble. though I do rememoar a tol­ erable grade of Scotch that sold here for <2.20 a fifth. The more horrid conccctiona eventually went off the market, but tome of the brands then told etill hive such unpleasant memories that I doubt they evar can be revived again. Today It la almost Impossible to buy a legitimate brSnd of whis­ key that'll make you tick —If taken In moderation — or that even has a brush fire flavor. And yet American* irem to be drink­ ing less than ever. I'll not bore you with many statiitlra, but 10 years ago a survey Indicated that 37 percent of adult Americans Sometimes p o u r e d themselves s small snort, As of now the folks who admit evrn to taking an occasional drink are down to 43 percent of the popula­ tion, I'd think, myself, the dry* would take this as a goal sign and let nature (coupled with high tases and higher prices) take Its course. They ire cempilgnlng against the demon rum harder than hrf.ire, however, and I'm not the man te ridicule (hem. The ladies o( the VVCTU and the members of the Hoard of Temperance are truly good citilens and I've come to re­ spect them, even though I still believe Urey are mistaken. Some of fhrm are my good frienda and in another roupte of months. I'll he seeing them again when they make their annual ap­ By Mrs. Clarence harder Mr. and Mrs. John Mslrose of Corunna, Mich., are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. John Braden. They are building a home on Lake But­ ler and will spend the winter here. Mrs. Fred Maley and daughter, Susan, Mrs. Ells Sanders and Mrs. Ida Hinrl of Daytona Beach were dinner gue.t* of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fell, Saturday. John Tatum Sr. of New Smyrna Reach visited his mothtr in Dad* Cily last week when she celebrat­ ed her goth birthday anniversary. He spent Sunday here with his ion and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrt. John Tatum. Jr. and family on the return trip. Mrs. Joe Stepp of Sanford was the luncheon guest of Mrl. Lois Brooke. Thursday. After luncheon; the spent the iflernoon with Mrs. Don Slowell. Mr. and Mrs. John Juris vlalted in Orlando last Tuesday. Dr. John Braden returned home Monday after a visit with relatives la Grand Rapldi and Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Thomas and Mr. and Mr*. Robert Williami were visitor* of the Ocala chapter No. 29. OES. last Thursday even­ ing. which observed the official visit of Mrs. Frieda McEwan. Grand Worthy Matron «f the Kate. Mri. Ray Pell and children of Sainsula visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ mond Pell last Thuriday. Mrs. James Zinc, MUs Jtsnne Lowe and Tony Euclllla of Runnemade. N. J. were guests of E. J. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. George, last Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Asery Crews and children of Yulee spent the week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pell and family. Net proceeds from the Hellosen t carniial sponsored by the Osteen PTA it the school Friday night were $110. Thii money will be used toward the purchase of athletic equipment for the school. Prises awarded for the best cos­ tumes went to Douglass Ju ris and llrlsy Cowan, pre-school; Linda Whldden and Vinclent Stow*] I. first-third grade and Lynn Jones and .Steve Clerk, fourth-tilth grade group. Mrs. John Tatum, general chairman, evprvtsed grailludl to all committees working with her In making the event so succassful. ,g y * 7 dandy( • y m i s l .d. * CHRISTMAS SHt P M I NT tt e s . I L 2 •' .. iL- lisas mu.a:ns** iMS.l5!.r,& iO sfd •I* Naatha »TS ■ml li« Oa* Vm i ( ONLY N S E. 1st Just STEAK LB. COPELAND Half «r Whole Sugar Cured HAM 4 8 ' Lb. KING AN’S Reliable Sliced Breakfast B AC O N Lb. 4 8 ‘ G eorgia Gr. A Dressed and D raw n Fryers 2 (o 2 !i Lb. Avg. Each Perfection Homogenized jr f A IL K n BHONGS WITH EVfRY MlAI Vi Gallon ske-ali. 4 5 FLOUR 10 lb. 69c HUNNVLANI) |^ RQ ( . ^ pure Dressing IIOI.SI'.M SALAD AS m 25c }Jc Pork & Beons j* Shortening 29c W IT H $7 O B .M ORE FO O D O B D E K GA. RED Cut Green Ilrans J it t e 'Ijsiah-O jw und (pha& ute A GYM-DANDY Swing eel, slide or combiiiitUuit play . u n i t will make your yard a Playground , . . and bring happiness to your little one* • ali year I — nr — FOOD KING Blsckrye I'eat — or — Hutlrr Ilrans 1-LB. CANS — or — TKIM’LAVOR <1 I. E 41 , A- Os. *— tir — JAYBIRD Vienna Sausage 4-Os. Tin SIRS. SMITH’S Freah Frozen PEACH or APPLE P O ■ll i l l CHOICE _ l Q U. S. No. 1 _ l O f i S SAVE AT— HARDWARE CO. 205 Eaat 25th SI. YOUR PIES SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS that Store FA 1-0181 SIRLOIN or N. Y. STRIP IIERSH liY TED W IL L IA M S J tH V IttJ Q a & K •VMCwimoa u n i A ROAST 4 8 A iiM ix Wednesday, Nov. B, 1958 sesau Lb. - I I I ! a*’ ■M I* tSe Beef Chuck Cnn NORWALK, Conn. —(UPl) — Traffic waa tied up oa busy East Ave. here when a email house be­ ing moved fell from a truck and landed right-side up in Ihe middle of the street. k ltrlir NO LOWER PRICES IN TOWN! Osteen News House Forces D etour Paged ;'; Elbert H. Celt. Lake Mary amateur radio operator, hss been selected to set up an orfinliatton of Seminole County operators to furnish emergency communications In time of disaster. The assignment wai announced by Communication! Msnagsr F. E, Handy of Ihe American Radio Relay League, national associa­ tion of radio amateurs. As an emergency coordinator Csie will establish common oper­ ating procedural sad lUaon with local rollef and protective services. Handy pointed out that radio amaieurs traditionally have had the responsibility of constant readiness to offer assistance In Ume of need with skill, emergen­ cy-powered transmitters and com­ munity spirit. 1 Business Needs Strong Organization Mr of Commerce. - . Case To Organize County Radio Unit APPLE DUCKING TIME Sanford mai'chanta again will attem pt to form an aaaoelation. Organizational work ia being done through a newlye n a ta d Retail Merchant* Division of th a Seminole Chamber o f Commerce. The idea behind th a drive la to protect Sanford mer< chants. Soma of tha city’s leading businessmen recognize the need of a strong organization to promote Sanford as a shop, ping center. Heading the new organization will be Francis Roumlllst. To achieve any m easure of success, ha m ust have the cooper* •tion and‘ back! backing of fellow merchanU. He accepted the job reluctantly. Not becauae he oppoeed the Idea, or thnt he ahuns thla type of work. He wea reluctant because of the central feeling among some m erchants th a t aueh an organi­ sation can do little good. . , Soma of Sanford’s leading businessmen believe th at now ia tha time for downtown etorea to get busy. In addition to " th e ever-preeent th re a t presented by larger cities in this ' “area, ehopping centers are beginning to take shape around the city’s outskirts. These, too, will jure customers away from the downtown etorea. i t Is to be expected th a t some Sanford and Seminole lAfuui* County shoppers will go | to larger cities. I t has ever been so. No m atter w hat local m archinta do, it always will be the cast o*iuoru niercnanis can reduce the number of local ahoppen who spend th e ir money out-of-town. It wouldn't be too difficult if all the businessmen joined hands in this ef­ fort. Community pride, promotion and elimination of u de­ fea tist attitude would get the job done. As the Florida Development Commission pointed out in Its analysis of Saminola County last week, one gets out of omethlng Just about w hat hs puts into it. Sanford can exct a return in dlroct relation to its work. If local merchants 'nt to roll up their sleeves and go to work with the idea ____ ___________ i t they won't take a backseat to any city, there is little doubt th a t dividends will be much greater. Than is strength in numbers. Cooperative effort by local business houses, w s believe, will benefit each and all. That* thoughts havs been expressed by the man who has •greed to hand tha Retail Merchants Division of the Cham- — m v - w , *• TIPtfi SUPER MARKET SANFORD AVE. at 4th SJ. OPEN SUNDAYS 8 a. tti. Ill N o* FA 2-3461 �f | r #Mf*rfc Vrralf Wed.. Vor. 8. 1958—Tif* B Top-Ranked Teams Favored Saturday Seminoles To Host Leesburg By J u ry Covlngten The Sanford Seminnles Friday night will play ho»t to tha Leesbare Yellow Jackets In on OBC (Onttlt. T h e, Seminoles were idle la«t week. The ronteat with the New Smyrna Barracudaa war postpon­ ed because of rainy weather. It the Semlnolea are eaperted to he haa been reacheduled for Nov. It. The Semlnolea to Into the eon teat thl« Friday aa heavy favoritea and ahou'd heve little trouble in disposing of the hapleat Yellow Jacketa. The Jaeke'.a have had their troublea thua far In the seaaon and have failed to imprea. In the OBC. With a reit over the weekend, b top form. Coach Jim Pifott ia anxious to »ee what hia offenar Georgia Gunning For Gator Upset l idled Praia InternaUooal The reven|e • minded Georgia Bulldoca hit their full midweek practice atride today, gunning for an upiet of the Florida Gatora at Jackionville. Georgia rieleatad Florida In 1934. but aince then the Gatore have roared, winning the lilt t*o by acorea of 210 and 22-0. Coach Wally Butt* reported Tuesday that the aquad wae in top phyalral s h a p e , with tacklea George Hamen and Nat Dye reaching their atride again after being out with Injuries. Coach Bobby Dodd made tome lineup changes in the Georgia Tech aquad, including a shift of Ronnie Lewia to fullback to bolltar the defer.aive unit. The Yellow Jacket! bruahed up on offenilve pattern! In the Tueaday workout, and did lome pawing. The Louisiana State Tlgeri. un­ defeated ruleri of the Southeastern Conference, held an all-round practice aewion in damp wtather. The accent wai on goal Una daftnee and the paielng game. There wae a tough defenilve scrimmage at Vanderbilt and the Commodores boned up on Ken tucky pattemi. The hackfield worked on both paw offense and defense. Auburn Coach Ralph Jordan re ported that Jimmy Peltua will fill In for injured halfback Tommy Latino againit Miwtaslppl State Saturday and will share punttnr choree with fullback Kd Pyaa. The Tulane aquad went at full speed In the ichool'i bif field* house, wearing basketball ehoea. Offensive formations got most at­ tention. Miwissippi dodged heavy con­ tract work and worked at length on its pasaing attack Deftnaive strategy also wai on the agenda. Florida scrimmaged for an hour and Coach Bob Woodruff reported tha Gatora nted "a lot. mora work on Georgia's p a s a i n g game." Another heavy workout wai sched­ uled today. C offin Back Of Week 1241 REGULAR M EETING THURS. 8 P . M. NEW YORK ( U r n -Halfback Dave Coffin of the University of Pennsylvania hae been named Ivy League "back of the week." The 19-year-old junior from Faiifield. Conn., icored one touchdown and let up another in Penn's 19-d vic­ tory over Harvard last Saturday. Legal Notice s tn iv o L i: l o i v r r m v iv ii c o e a is iiu v V a l i n si r e S l l r Hserlca To w h o m It i nxy c a n c o r n . . . . . Not t ro Is h a . e b j r c i v s " In a c c m d c n . » w i t h o s . l i o n 1• Z o a t n a K » » u l a t l « n o t h a t Wi l l i am K .veher lias r e q u s e t e J t ia i » i low I n c n s s . s l b o d p t o p e r t s " e i ons , l C - t l l u r a t r o m m e r c U l : I.ots TJ ami Tl end U I h r o u a h »1. Molll«l»> v I ' svr l - i h t - u h i Hr l i i " " Publ l o H e a r i n g wi l l »• hshl In t h a Semlnol* »v.unl> » oust H o u r s , vr ounl r C o m m l s e l e n e r a r oom. I h u r s o a r . H s u s m b s r s. 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Colorado ft over MiasMirts only one exception, are strong fa­ dog for Ita Big Ten battle against Soonere are evpe.'.rd in clobber Tulsa ft over Cincinnati. Wisconvorites for their weekend engage- Purdue. Iowa State by at least 2» points. Third-ranked Army is favored men: s. The Kentucky • Vanderbilt tus­ lin 7 over Northwestern. Slk-hN Iowa, ranked No ! In the na­ by seven points over Rice in Sat­ sle wav Hated at a "pick 'em” tan State 13 over Indiana. Okla­ can do against the Jacket!. The iction ot the fullback slot. He it tion, ts a It point choirr over urday's l e a d i n g intersections! game, while Pennss|«ania was a homa State 13 over Kansas State, backfield finally came Into ita own also a standout at the linebacker Innr-. ta while second raned came ami faurth-rankrd Auburn slim one-no'nt choice over Yale Kansas I over Nebraska. againat Winter Park two weeks apot on defense Louisiana State is e 13 point fa­ is picked to defeat Mississippi and Washington Stste »a* a oneSouthwest: Texas ft over Bay­ State by the *ame margin. ago and ia all set to open fait Quarterback Cedi Da.viruiar vorite over Duke. lor. Southern Xlethodlat 11 over point nick over Oregon State continual to throw well to ends Oklahoma, the nation’s fifthagainst this ORC opponent. However. Ohio State, which has In Friday nicht gsmtt. Ssra- Texas A&M. The biggest improvement in the Gerald Jones and Allan Swalm eu»e was picked bv 12 over Bel­ Far West: Southern California hackfield ie the Imptewlve play and this phase of the offense con­ ton College Florida Slate was > over Washington, Oregon t l of junior halfhack Ray Lundqulit tinues t« be the brijht spot Dan the eholre Lv one over 'Kami over Stanford. California 13 over He was promoted to the first unit dndge has been hitting well and Fla.I ami Alabama w»» picked UCLA. after hit fire showing againat Fort the big ends show great talent In by one over Tulane raking in near-impossible catebrs. Myers and has continued to crack Here are the point spreads on COOLER IN SUMMER through the line for good yardage The "LiRle General" also calls other leading Saturdjs games WARMER IN WINTER the plays, handles the punting ard on every run. Interventional: tt,>«tnn College SAVE FUEL sh irt of the running chores. 13 over Detroit, Vlllanova to over Vernon Kirk has also come Into hisThe forward wall is rip en ed to Davton. Mississippi 13 over H-m hia own and looked p e a t against completely bottle up the Jacket at­ FIRERGLAS Its H w ill M. 'l u l l 11 the Parkers two weeki ago The tack. with stalwarts Have Stanley. of four former Carling tltltsts en ton. Notre Dome « over Pitt, INSULATION Fast: Cornell 3 over Hrown. lean junior halfhark has been very Ross Neely, Duke S.-hirard and ATt.XNTN tLPI Unfavorable tered—Harney (IUT), Fir sterwald effective defensively, as well as Kelly Lake leading the wav. I»on waetlier and the golfers* unfamll- ilDM). hor.t ilp.'Si and Julius Penn State 6 over West Virginia, “ Holler for H aller” being the outstanding ball earner Carter alio wlir he counted on tarity with the new Cherokee Horsts 113311—there will be an Primcton a over Harvard. Holy Cros* 13 over Colgate, Dartmouth for the Stmineles. He should be heavily at a tackle spot, in addi­ T os-i and Country Club course added Imnu* of SS.HOO. Cliff G. H aller, Iitc. 19 over Columbia. let to put on quite a running shew tion to being galled upon to uee threatened to keep s.-ores high in 'larks Pro (io'.f Return 711 W. Rnblnion South: Georgia Tech * * over •gainst the Jackets. the SSSjO O O v vrllnu Open tourna The hute tleld «vn» scheduled to hie talented toe for the points. Fhona GArden 4 «M2 * Big Harold Slone continue! to Clemson, Navy 3 over Maryland. metvt. scheduled to start t d i ) . tee off at 7 37 a m. seitt in Stanley continues to show his ehow power through the middle of All-Conference form Although the A field of 122. hesrird by most groups of three at right minute Florida 7 over Geotgia, North FRKE ESTIMATES the line and should see plenty of play «f Stanley has boon outstand­ of the ration's Irp p u t s . wa» en intervals. The first name three- Carolina JS over Virginia, tered in the slvth annual v'arltrg aa ve. Tori! s hn-V H.trbr-t a”d ing. the others are not to be over­ looked Roll and I a Vo have shar­ event expected to get undetwaj Jim lurn rsi. took off an hour l<eEVKRV 2nd CAN hind the first group X short while ed the spotlight with Stanley in on a soggy course. Marv of the ’'.snie pros— includ­ later they w n e followrd bs Cat. the laet two contests and should M ARY be eel to do the lame hero Friday ing Masters Champion Arnold per. Burkemo and Stranahsn C A R IE R Pilm , - fet | t ailing » ham Bolt was paired with Howie John night. P A IN T S Other lads who are snmrtlmri pton Paul Hairr*. and fmmer •on and Lionel Hebert an hour PGA Champion W ater Burkemo behind the Ford trio overlooked are Walter Middleton. GOLDEN FORMULA for Xttendircc ss.ss evpectrd to,lmMIAMI BEACH. Fla. ilT I > - Cliff MeKIbbtn ard Schtrard All —predicted that ja r golf. .Mitrv Carter "ill u i ' f you * FRKE can of any pninl Lightweight champion Joe Brntrn throe have been strong defensively the 1* holes, would be go d prose along with the weather dur­ with thr purchnsc of une. ing the final three days since thit il a h e a v y lavoriU lo whip end have eared man) acoies for enough to win Johnny Bulso tonight In a non the Semlnolea. The work of Me- The Cherokm murse was com­ it Atlanta’s first major tourna­ K\t|tti«ile Colors ji title fight that will nnen this eitt a Kibbin at the d e fin ite halfba.k pleted latr ls>l fall Pe TOOI ment in right y ratl. The four new J million • dollar Eihihitian thia seeson hae stopped many yard, par 12 spar is liberally cov days of play will run through and Service threats around hia side of the ered with natj.sl ard manmade Sunday with the tournament tak­ Hall. The Utleholder from B a to n field. Middleton fill* in for Gerald obstacle* ard ha' been labeled by ing a da* off Saturday In defer MARY C A R T ER PAINTS Rouge. La . hopes to settle an aM Jones at defensive end and has the pros as imr >t the toughe*t rnce to the Geoigia Te.h Clem ton course! sin the PGA winter tour been a big help on bis side of (oolball came here which will FA 2-1619 201 A V. First St. aroro for an old friend In the na­ n* Most of the ertrtes never saw draw- gS.poo fans. the line. tionally -televised 10 rounder. t. Srhirard p r o h i b i t is oterlooked the course betore last Sunday. \t Brown claims nuito knocked that timr a e p»i 1" '-' »it d out one of hia closeet friends. more thin any player on the was an added handicap and a Tommy Elder, in a fight tael aquad H* h it detolped into a ll-over-par M was low enough to finl-rata c tn ltr for the fait split T year. formation and hae been e stalwart qualtfv for 03 non exempt g o lfn t "Tommy's Seen waiting a year at the linebacker spot. Me moves All but a handful of the lop for me lo knock out Buiia." well with the play ard stops many pro* are included among t"e .S3 Brown n td . "I don't think ha threat! that might reaeh into the eiempt golfers who were able to would he mad if I did it in ana aacandlry. by • pass Surday's qu alify in g round." The entire aquad found the way round These included National! For Ruaso, the incentive gees In the contaat against Winter Park, Open Champion Tommy Bolt, Na­ deeper. The young fighter from If it continual to play that type tional PC* X Champion Doa FinNew York haa never had a big of ball, the youngsteri could go sterwald, 'ormer xia*ter« and money fight, and he ia virtually all tha way. With four Important PGA Champion Doug Ford. Hilly assured a title (hot this winter if contests remaining on the sche­ Caape:. Art Wall. Frank Strana he can lake Brown. dule and an OBC Mile at stake, ban, 'like Sou*bak and a host of Brown ie a solid 12-1 (avortu to It's a cinch that they will be giving others Flist p r t r e monry will tie win, but Bus»o Insists he Isn't im­ it all that they have They look 13.goo Bui If the winner is one pressed. like a championship contender. Golf's Top Pros Tackle Odds In Carling Tourney Brown Is Favored To Defeaf Busso 0QQI F R E * ,Q 4 .9 8 up CURTAILED B U YIN G SLO W S : P R O D U C TIO N ; N O R M A L B U YIN G K EEPS IT H U M M IN G A LO N G ! Carolina Powers Invade Gulf Coast ny WHJ.IAM A. SIIIRF.S RALEIGII, N. C. (UPI) - The schedule • makers certainly- didn't dream of it happening — adding to the troubles of "unlucky" Duke and North Carolina Stata thli way. But at it turned out. tha Atlan­ tic Coast Cenfererra taama. both frallng "inakabtt," go out to p'.ay the nation'! only major unbeaten power and the ration's No. 1 “small college" team on the same day. Duke. ns> stronger to big • time p->wera. plays Louisiana State Saturday night at Baton Rouge. La. Not far away on the Gulf Coast. Nurth Carolina State plays Mississippi Southern at Mobile, Ala. Seminoles Work On Pass Defense TALLAHASSEE (UPIt - Tlo rida State ia sharpening un Ita pass defense to offset the throat poied by Miami's "new" quarterbark. Bonnie Yarbrough The Semlnolea meet Miami Fri day night in the Orange Bowl and Yarbrough la expected to atari for the Hurricanes, replacing Fran Curd Againit A'andarbllt last week. Yarbrough passed for 10X yards In the final quarter. Sophomote Bud Whitehead was switched Tuesday to FSU's left halfhark position, rtplanng Bobby Conrad who has a lore ankle. Guard Terry Moran returned to the first team after being aidelined with a shoulder injury since the Georgia game nearly a month ago. Italy Seeking Bout MILAN, Italy U 't'lj -Italian promoter! have made a “eubitan till rffer" to Carloi Orttr of .New York for a bout with European lightweight rhampion Duilie Lot of Italy at Milan Nov. 2* LSU't record is tops In the country among major poweri. Mississippi Souther i. with a firm grip on tha No. 1 small college rating, will ha trying to pruvo its claims to “major" status against lha injuryrtddlrd VXotfpark. Duke haa lost four games al­ ready — end the prospect of a few more defeats add* up to the worst Blue Devil seeson In >e»,si Two of the losses, to \>,tre Dame and Georgia Tech, were by margins of only a couple of pointl. I - 7 and 10 - I. but too of Duke's victories were sque»k era, too — over Illinois and Bay­ lor. North Carolina State, shaky fn-m the lost of at le n t a doten regu­ lars by Injuries, haa managed just two wins and a tie against f>ur defeats. Before the Injury Jinx hit. though, Coach Earl Edwards promised State followers that "We'll surprise somebody else he fore the season ia over.* lies qualified that prediction some n-'W but haa nothing but praise for the ikeletonised squad the Wolfpark fields these day e Everybody needs BALTIMORE it P lt- lia r r K»rkoriin. former Stanford t'niser alty quarterback, will rejoin the Baltimore Colli Thursday as an understudy to George Shaw Kerkorian. who last appeared with tlse Colli in 193ft. was signed to • new fo«tract Tuesdar when it wai learned Johnny Unites the team's atar passer, will miss ' three or four gamei" he* su e of a rhest Injury. Shaw will start at quarterback for the Colts In Sunday'! same againat tha Glint* at New York whO# Kerkortaa sstll ba available for possible apot duty. money when you d o . . . visit F A M I L Y ! II you nfed UP TO $600 phone: FAiifai 2-4612 Ceth Tea Receue 24 Menth'y fetmenti 1120 00 J J 00 MOO 13 00 1100 24 00 37 00 312 CO 41200 *17 00 k Paul. 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I» fre* bale. f t a re il: et al e *t .x i: r. xMt.xl.i. 1' t i t i t r l Va All t ee4l l oea a a d TeMaa* l t a«* t a b I l ai ma a r He t o a a d a x a a l a n tele I t l e t e i T l ' i n t f e * f h n | fi.if a r a ner eby net l t i * 1 l i d r e i u l f t d m rf*l *n< »*» f l i i n - l i n-t dam ndi * h i t h j o u nr ei t her of | n u , n u t h*xe e * e t n*t t he f . t i t e nf xv p. I U M ' X I . 1 . -re. • ebi ed. Ie| e nf e e l i t ' At i hl r, In m e • *uni • J u d f e iff Aemlnole I ' o u n i ) , Elorl de. et Me rtfflee to t he r puet haute nf e*>4 x’obntx at eanterd. El e f t d t . atlbln «i(ht r e t e hda e ^ n n n t h t f f e m t h e t i me nf t he ftret # u h l t t t t l n t x nf thl* n n t l i e K». n nl al m nr t l ent end atialt he In mrltIn* and ehat l et e t * t he r>ie-e nf t e i i a e n t * en.r |,n»t u f l l . e of t he riaimint, and ehall be i «» ih ta t-- tba eiitmani. aaenl. ■tiarnex, an-f • Of Itieh elaint nr d e m a n d n*l ■>, filed eMIl he void. n « n tt-aea At e i t r a f a r of in* M e t tt ’ltl end T t i l l n x e n l of xx r n t a d i H . d e i t a t l d xx, W a r e x H o r n e r e1 et n -t m i Van ford, Pt oel d* r -t et oiitii . i | , , „ f t,’1• bnitmaer Mb Far tent! 1 bedroom Hi {blind Park, kitchen floor furnace. Call FA fore CPO p. m. or FA Iff 1:00 p. m. house in equipped, 2 2627 be­ ?-2(l96 *1- Jh f 2 newly irdecoratrd, furnlthtd apAitmrnit ground floor, pri­ vate entrance* and private lath*. Call FA 2-1371. Furnlrhed 2 bedroom FA 2-0331 • ittf u r b ftrrrlft U'cd., Nov. 5. 1P3K— fa ffe 7 L A F P -A -D A Y fj a t . ll . U T T he>uir U - r e tt Llxcim k Sunnllfa I 21-WORh WANTED V- ELECTRICAL SERVICE African luxe biril and c a |t. Phone Rjiry lit, 7 p. m. — S a m FA 2 3231 FA 2 2377. $122 I'alnUnt: Interior ft cxldHor. Re­ pair* or addition* Spe-lilllhg in Mar) Carter Paint ProJuft*. tt Ixll* cahcretr fim-her x- .m*., PUPPIES - EA 2 3?if. FA 2 3619 steady Job, will labor ***»•». Good 2 AHl reststerfd tt’ilmarlnera .xtl reference*. Phone 2’A 2 1937. 73-A— lUILDINr. R K P A IR S xer (ray. id weeks old. female House tlfenltii. xxhlte. IH W. t:,h PAINTING $1*.. male $3n FA 2 3487 I’atntlnar call Ms T sskes Ph. llaxc stump truck "til hxul I. lie For IV-ARTICLE* w a s t e d FA M’.ir.J «r FA 2 -’*K)7 or b l| loads. EA 7-7411 nr FA 3 9133 Fill din also xeit'tf'l IM D FH IA I. D K C O H A TO nS Ca«h for furniture or surplus. Super Tradh'2 Po*t, Sanfordpain tine *'id pvprrietf Ironing, reasonable. FA 2-7211. Orlando Ilwy. FA t-M tt. FA 2-7716 or F A I-M lo after six. 1:- BE A»W T " Alfl^TR 6 “ EI.OOR sending and fmlshlnC Seri lee Station for aalr. t*t A Cleaning, w a x i n g Serving YOUR RKAUTV NO, FA 2-31(1 Elm. Ph, FA 3*71111. Seminole County tine* I9JS. Shaplnt k SIx ting our sperialty It. M. Gleaeon, Lake Mary HARRIETT’S IIP Al I V NOOK Truck slop, afrxlce station, slro-k 103 South Oak Axe. equipment, and busmen for H AM L Itte gixe Top Value Slampxl sale. On French Axe. E A 2 9373 2,'t— Spe flat Sere tree -EEAt ALE HELP WANTED J ia /in A 3 bedroom, t bath, floor furnace, attic fan. elate In schools. Nicely furnished apartment with 2 bedroom* A. 2 bath*. Adult*. FA 12M1. tl*l2 Sanford Axe. FA 5-R66B. 3 mom apirlmenl furnished. In Osteen—partly furnlthed Adult* only. leoo P»rk Ave. S. bedroom home. FA 5-I8SI. rOR RENTt Furnlthed h room. Sale or Rent. 1 It II 36 ft New 1 bedroom apartment. 1018 Elm Moon Trader Air rondltloncd. Ate. Call FA 20431. Adults Ph FA 2 7MI. FumDhed rftami. The Gablei, 1 room furnlthed tpartrnent. rri* 401 Magnolia. FA 1-0120. ate hath A entrance. FA 2 07«2 t Rftom unfurnished apartment utifurnlthed house, lor rent. Apply apt. 2. 1011 Sanford Av* Small 271h Street Chime FA 2 2M6 / iy;i(Tn»?£ ' / WELL DRILl.iMs 2 bedroom home, klfthen furnish- 2 R R lle llt kitchen furnlthed OSTEEN MOUM.WIVtt. YOU Fairbanks Morso Tump* ed Available November lit A | AV RE THE ONE A V E ARE. Adultt Th. FA 2 7601 llvi’atra to all make* Adulll. Call FA S-76A*. LOOKING rOR In » h n x* ’tetaeh Bldg, TA M UI HOWARD C. LONG AVON'S nfxe- ChrUlma* (tfis arid 3 room nfflm buUdini for rent ftn 1 A ROOM A lit*Mill 201 E Commercial Ava. -j;_ m H is KH—1•M ist IN Al R tmlrtrirs. AVrile, Brx» 2(6, i>*cit■ French. Phone FA 2 *J!« Phone E.A 2-1833 WANTED. I aged lady. Boom hail. ria. ROLLAIVAY. Hrt.pnal and Baby and Boarrl Go d (noil FA 2 <’2(2 1 clean tpartm enti newly painted. TUMPS - sr»rT n k l c r Bedx Dae, tt'e»k or Mnrth— Young mother with hi£h morals. Cine M210. ail Pirk Art. Tel r $ 2-31(1 Furniture Canter SYSTEMS txurlln( or health trainlot pre REAL ESTATE Fflrt KALS f5lit! Ht*f fithrii ft*Meftill. lift, Wirtl nfftll NftifffC, US West F ir.t SL feirrd far highly remimeratlxr All tx|xrx and siiea, inatnltrd ttU.AXA APARTMENTS room* "Do li YouraelP' private balha. I l l W. Firti Su " ir you a ik me, th a t tool k it U out t» f t t you." part time work Box LIE H O M E • SFF.K K R S s t u n s PALM MANOR AVE REP All! AND SURVIVE 2 bedroom unfurnlthrd home, STENSIROM REALTY ION TIN Homo for th# nged Th s it a gue.xt pail to toe stilt M I N I 3—REAL ESTATE FOR SALF. electii; kitchen. ItftPO month. le nt Or land ) Or Sanford UES TO OFFER RE XTEH 1—BE \l. ESTATE r n a SALE Theatre for Johnox AVarhel P.ap Alarklnr and Supply to. Phono FA 2-7314 HOMES FOR BE I TER LIVING date Nox 12. '.U FA 2603'V Attrarlixe 3 brdrnem CR home n t AV. 2nd St Pn FA 2 6132 .. . . . . . . . SEE US El Jit THE KEY TO Nir# Irv-atmn FHA firSneed 3 room furnUhftl ipattinent. [ y o ^ - H O M E TODAY YOl AtAV RE ru t: ONE WE Television Tul>«* Tatted Fre*. ALCtdIOLICS ANOVM0U3. open Lnw down par ment. Phone mrrtmgs on f rutay nights al ClOle In. $6000 monthly. Ill i ARE LOOKING MIR To show ROLLIN3 IIORBY SHuP FA 1-0288 8 00 p nr at the Royal Atnhasxa. Ea»t ath Street. Phone FA 1 4113 Very lovely 1 BB 1 tile bath Axon’a nrw Chrlxtinas gift* «>d At Tho Sign Of Th* Totem Pole UR lu'me In beautiful Pinrcrext, HOMES dnr Building, Central Baptist or FA I 3786. Imtairiex. AArtte. Boa 2t6 Mck 2411 !U Freneh At*. FA RM E ll'S -.GF.NCY only 2 >ra. ol-l Full* equipped Church ll ft Oek Axe#u» hart, Fla. Furnlthed apartment. 20Dk W. lit. V V. Farmer, Realtor Including elerlrle kitchen. Tot­ fiirm tute Mnxint ft Smrair ID M M AGi: S A L E II. It. tthltmnrt. Aasac. al price — $12 310. Total down T h at (live You th e Most C. E. PHIM.IM. Agent Wallrcts wanted, for Interxiew rail S room house unfurnished, dote in Sanfnrri Pilot Club —S18ou — monthly payments — 116 S French Axe. Ph. FA 2 3221 WASHBURN VAN LINES EA 2 0.A J3 or home adritr*a 2<ot town. Call FA 2-5392 after 197 East Ind Street $ * 16, A ’A t ! >'. financing. One of After hours PA 2 »I4 or FA 2 4321 uoo French Axe FA 2 l?l| Magnolia Axe _____ _______________________ In l.ltin g F or F ie r y 6 p. in. Sat Nnxember * th -6 a, m. In 4 our very beit home liiti |i "MERCY CHRISTMAS Auto Repair* ft Road Stivica p m Furnlthed haute, 2 bedroom. 21231 I!educed tx e a ’ Old on canal In Dollar ln x ealrd tl.Al.L'B GARAGE Princeton. E.A M ill <73 mn. Exceptionally ■irr 1 BR LB home I>xch Arbo-. Ill mo. r \ 13«1 It r.xn be with the monfy xnu xaill j located in Second Addition Pineearn at an AA’UN ropiesrrttatlxe. JM Celerx- A»f. I A 7 - t 20—ARTICLE* TOW IA 1J 3 Bedroom houte. FA 2-0413. Steri t-olo* tt'riir m a n a .e : (t ,\ Nile* ft Su..daya FA 1 neat. One year old. Featurei HOMES — 3 A I nrdrnom*. 1 A 2 ItOSA I - PA Y TO N 1 Steiner, 1 1 horae power meat equipped kitchrii. 3 hire bed bath*. 216. Lerkhast. Fla laundromat Strsrlc* IteglxISHtl Ileal Estata llroVer ru m . apt. 401 Palmetto. FA 2 i(*J4 rrlnder, A i romlitlnn. 8(9 A. room*, fully tiled, hath, laric Ph FA 2.1301-17 92 at *llate*tha .1, Petalftm, Phono FA 2-2119Il'iiiE Cxtnm and iHninf area " x - X U E E K i l l ' '.7 ANTED SI,l«sanllont L m ? ' . ' hnDry s.ixanii g LOCATION Legal Notice Afnetun hlmdi, nil furnace hritT . W. MERO. O to k er E. 2.Mh $t, Eoodmart Bltg Lager beater, able bodied vales Cotton ft Wool Yarftl. Nailaaa, fr. hot water lank, and TA’ an­ South Piltfcteit 3rd .Addition— Phore FA S-34RI SOLrilKIDL I.AUNDRIIAIAT \ o r i i r. eir »i • i Threads, Tape*. ! man. Salary plus rommlMtnn. tenna included Prire — IM.tl*> STATi: o r ELORIPA T»t Rill.I.INK IIOnilY RHOP AA'aatens Auto Store. J i t K lit. SPECIAL SALE’ Lot*. $J3o each. J.xxtcn tt JEt.Kf. Jit ei*' Dow ri p a y m e n t — II.MO. S«uth nf Onora Ttoad. MATI RES** IIENDA ATI Mi itttutxrt e* Jem#* tt, Jelix* Truei-e At Th# Sign Of Th* Tolars Pole. Kanl'trxl. $199 down, nr 1 for II .non — monthly payment* — $8.V FHA Sun land Lxtatea — 2 mi let aouth miDLBTLItlNG ,.f hi- nif*. Hr* * ' J»fX** *,"l 2417 a French A«e. High — Cleared — Abitrirl Manager am salesman far lixdlx idttilb. Me* I'.. *lhfinanced. See thil de'.llhtful Tree Estimate — Ere* Deli *ty Me t, lie n elite I.IIXX At.lt IIJ.Hnf Sanford on Hishway 17-92. Furtxiahed. home today. N Xlilt in I HAItV ' „ H A l l h X |U ; pmsreeaix e ^anferd i r*l estate CUSTOM ItUILT BEDDIM. (U. nr.DI-.MIA CONCRETE hi* ni f * if . i . x e n o B L H t n A D . HOM E . S E M .K R S MAJOR BROttN REALTY PETE ECflOl.B, Mir. ufll.e Phonr Andrew Snrlllnfs, XX AV K | t |) U . X T I . n a n d l I X t T I r AVmdow Sills — Elnlela FIN A N CIN G Itrallnr 810 A V . 13th. FA 2-7381 L U \ v \ . \ . \ If »ll»» ftix'l IH*I l # * GA 3 6110 or P. 0 . Rue 7711 The b*»t place to axil ;nur home Grease Tr#p» — Dry AVclU lim tlw iiftiltnoHn if mftt* LAKE MARY (>i lamia. li xxhare moil homea are luld |y A ( q |) _ yjtA - FHA In Mr riMl. nn4 P alFftl. leblftf**. th» riH in Clnlbesline Post* Cement ft rtlu ftt PK. FA I 3237 nr FA 2 l9a( u Ilk lion li lift I ft, AUTO GLAlS MIRACLE CONCRETE CO, IfM. ft* ftlflRflcr* Hfttlfirlk tfftdla Stonsfrom R ealty , u(( tni ,on,t M i fftfft. i IIKlift'• Female to—Male #r tr>r• ftfi't tru*tr** «*f .If*Vfr * 3o* F.lm Are. FA 1*131 IIERRr.ttT ST ENSTROM INSTALLKl) tIt ft oftmffl *lftfftntl»t»*R. Till, t n* 20 Acre tiled (arm. 3 hediootn K N U lIN lirillN «i»v iftfttft ftr I REALTOR M lniNhlelil Hark Gl.iaa Jaekrtx . lion la • Tents • Luggage house, large barns. Inquire ftsftiun#tft, nm*•F• . L* G L A H A M IX and mietiee of " A l.ll rt *’\XVtY DON IIOWF, - U J- RISNItn Door (iliinn Aent (Ha«« Joseph R. Levy. EA 2 I22J ARMY NAVY BUHPLUS •l)*li*e<l. and all nafllea h e ti.t Aaeorfitra ■it*ia*e S K Itv in ; SID Sanfut i l Av#nii# *>r eitlni.H* In an \ \ e Hu.’ira n lre I'entonal 111 N. Park — Ph. l ’.A 2-2120 title lIII* nr «■» inllreel inttrMI In lit the fitlloone IF IT IS H EA L E S T A T E SrliL.il IK f ilnex mill I’.iinl (’is. rteierlks-t Unit* Irlqta and ailita In SECRETARIES S n liafn rtio n — Or Your .peinlii»lt penxlttnli t'nunlt I’eaall yi xrlda !»•» t • ek Crumley ft Montelth 142 III IV. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-U22 BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS I,*i a 1 » and I* «f aaaaa* »*-I PRUSPI 4TIAE HOMI OWNERS Alpxt Any Make at 111 deuth Para Th. FA 5 4693 Money C heerfully K efuhdtd Addtllnn m nlath llamineib, hunt, MAY Mil Sllim VIII THIS CLERK-STEN O S f>|iSt<* Hralei* - Mnnr Furnarrt n.tie t’axitite Itarld* a*nnr4llta I EvcepMtit5allx t l e a n Ai r Condi- j 11 BNITURE 4’ENTKR jlal t ltdt e n t remitted In I'lal I’lal H-ah H'ta* i Clean and Service, It 39. Outside It* tt. 1st RI. FA 2 31(1 1. p ile ta nf Iha tniMln (**-title Unt i ed 3 Be dr oom P t c k k Hor ne H t - m i i t r a d e f o r i m m i d i a l a o« Near 2 bed room home, terra?" em tn n la Capixtr. t ntilitx. riot n a l t fIda la j lank Instillation FA 21765 ofV uKemlnnla limits. $4,100. U.90d for equity, l o c a t e d on c o r n e r lot In e x c e l l e n t . . . h»e* t*'L an-1 ee It nf XO'I... .ail In FACTORY :ro YOU 111 per month on balance. A ltrn rtix e eolariee . . . l.» h o tlined l t l e d tthat hat a a aull ha* hee-x nel chl Kt t hond. .All e l e c t r i c kit j cupancy. You ran masa ENVELOPES i.eM<v'n srtx state h r n u a h t a a a l n e t t . u In lh« l ift HI FA 2 2-174 ALUMINUM whrl# x*a proven the papers. c b e n t e r r a i n tl oora a m i i h a l l o w ItufT, In a n d f"t aentlnnle roonle, m*nts. Involrta. hand bills, and AENLl lAN ItU M U Ida. in eiianeatr, .♦biltM L„« xx el l xvilh pump. < l a y Im purliberal a ir travel slix* B aWlel? M t t liS 'f M U' | p r o g r a m a, ete Rfnerniiv* Sale, rtpteientatixa on the Nine room houtt dole In, suitable r h a > r d el l hr r f u r nl t he d ot unf ur ­ Printing Co Phone FA 2-2931— Enclosed brad. Rag-proof bottom for 3 aparimenta. Good income tail with plastic rr.da, Plastle prrmlxfl weekday! I A. M. 'til n i s h e d . . T e r m s (9.1 Weil 13lh St, properly, xxIII sell eheac Cash count* . . excellent w in k ­ ftMIffin^r.A.TtWT.srT'A*^ lft ft*:<| %< «|| tUifl ft i' U if 1‘«‘l nr l ay an tapes. Cotton or Ityloo • fft fftiulrftrt t'' III' i n i Aiift»xfti dark. Sunday 1 P M. 'll! dark. or term* FA 2 2621 or EA 2 0191. FOR REM In t rift I*i11f f•' «*om»lilnl »*ltk Vacuum CUaner 'trstall• eoidx. ( h r 4 l ei k « f M i l C o u p . f t M ftftr $ * 3 I t e i l u m m 2 hath hnr t t r n r x r b a t e , Repairs A par's for all makn of H rnknrlk (itna# .anil I'fllnt Co. Zoned hi.'llntfl, $839 down pax ing cniniitlona anil a <1 u|ix*n |t|ftihiifi». rr shopping. $63 00 mu I airnif« ih.u, A irk* -Jit. e'eantn EttcDolux, Hoaxer j 111-114 AV. 2nd St. I'h. FA 24412 mant Frame 3 bedremm. bath nhnift i44r*tft U I*. «• I » 3 bedroom, country house f A3 on Kirby, Ab-ttay, 0 E. Iteplar# furl 7.V x III Priced Al [\M H en n H l <tp|9t>l'lu»iti<*9 ^ftnfisr«(. rltFl-l* ft ldi’a »»f ufti'i mo t u r n l a h i d , ,4nftB*r n« cm kttnfft f ' r In• • ready flixanerd, 402 AV First merit pari*. Work guaianted 1957 I nxliman iirnuter. FA 21I7A. tlftikti It. A !» . tftII. ft' I if < EA 2-4767 Street. Phone Orlando. GAirden Iiiuil! ll .'mil life niM iraiut|ft|| (ti iU ftn, • it** f ft* l*f* r, w. II. -11111“ STK.MI’ KR .Agency 9 M tteitinphouse rcfrlferfttor. osi$ « IH t*ft #ntftr**t ftftftfust a aff,-,» ftiftln 3-7103. Kennedy lit-salty gimd gondlUen. EA 5-4011. Itealtur A Insurer tftftf #frfi •* f fte» L i, fwr thft r*l!*f u4 HEATING Jft in ft '*4 ft■1 in ft*l4 • rnctftiM A l t o c . L a u r a H. U r i c r , H. E. Tat fer , , . i clit i mi ni W ild ilk. Best buy in Florida, tw a .rrs at II. tt. IT)I>K CO. Thft nftpirft 4>r (Fits *Ult Is I* Or e 19 ru. It. tnest fretitr. $190 n m t ilift *itis in Hip • imiift <jc• ■ A r i e l t P r i c e. E v e r e t l H a r p e r $13159 per acre. Edward P. »«• 8. Park ---- FA 2-1231 gnnd eondlllon. FA 2 8209. rrtbft«j left tv<1 in riUirittf r* t. w , 112 N Park U n f PhOne FA 2 2WI |lr«icli ftii4 Uftlnr It HrftiflL lil* Phone FA 2 4321 2’ X PI I MIIIM. •## KIM if ISti tlR A lf.E Y ODHAM. I*rw. ft Ilf Gootl lable mndel TA’. *30. Lot*, \UTM.M Vt fiftiiJ «nl sftftl r 111 n W . N E I i I s . T m n ts • all Comt ftl hjinfiufit Kiiim.lo lion. \|arj-C arter Paint Store, Sx-t-irtniin* nftil Clerk* Cor. Ilwy. 17-92 A 27lb SI. i nty. Floi nl*. i m■ ;«tli «tit i f r, ..i-tlrvurn, Hie b a t h , k i t c he n "M tt |t| O t l o l o t . A. I ' . 1**1. ttsim n tu F F K equipped, t It frnerd yd . Iraxii Phone FA 2-1391 •i, r. f!r: irfeudjpf farm A S.arden (enter r o-l.t. xenetiatx hltmie thet>u(h S lflin# pftrfqrni peitePftl ' Ilf A ’ 1411 .C»14*I a t rusair Memr Acrmier. ill th# Hr fllrth i T Vlkien m ir m r r e ANNUALS •' rt t,l P s'", mlf . FA 2-0T.'2 »>r r\tra», xx111 •xcrlflee. FA 2S2$f. V p iY firfu i *9| Celery Ave Tyn Park Axe . Plnfcrest oro V'VVk.-’.rjN t clerical and M rntorrapliL* ialm iar lor t- ainiiifl AIR tONIIITIDMNG p It Mbx Hit I'dTTLD PLANTS Ph. FA 5-UK f U M o x f l and II l.l' AIR WORK 29-FURNITlRi: and LKASK- 10(H) f|. fmnlatrr^InHaa* danlofll. Florida IlDUhEROLII GOODS or FA 2-9279. S .AN F flK D iluliPa. 19ict.itioM nnd Inal -if..rst \xe. I’A 2 4142 iHFAt.t (rial i»r rommiirlftl. tin hi*ay FLOWER SHOP. W. telegraph. 17-02 f n c i n r l.aKft M o i i m t . .^ari. 3 months old—2 bedroom * It tft i K * li» r »*f • BIO V A L U E S P l.U M IIIN ft home. Corner I'd, icr*»ofd |lAr..MA.N J 1VCLU.NO. ford. Writ# \\ lift*. (*0? PftrV ir tn ic r lp im n ; • " u PM RTRAtt BERnV^PLANTR f-a-ee, * I • QUICK C R E D IT porch. Carport*, utility room. Cnntrartln* A Repairs Av#., £ftnfnrH f t «•»* i (*urf «f Hit l rniftti J u d i r , Flnflda fMl AVIII tak# 1993 fnt equity. Pay • EASY T E R M S f t l n t l M H . i ; I M l I f . I Urlftft. Free Extimatr< aEnrUiHtii!. no AVI’M I ' pinp. GRAftKV’tU.K NURSLRV la I*mint ft manta only $37 89 month. S** Allt.MSN . MAIER R. i HARVEY 1 «• All I frill Inr ft nnil I'fttftesfa* 11Ik* f RAYM OND M. H A M , Grapevine Axe. FA 2 e u c between 7 ft 9 any availing, lot laifli I Ift1me• ••r lit n«a ftlift I «<11*1*1 New a rl Used FurnlluM 2Ul ssnltnl Ave Pliant E.A 2-7J*3 REALTOR A INSUROR lilft i:«uifti f t igrIt Ni Emil eiluiii! i *n | iIih Country Club I lift*—off 'Jnih Jit II. First st Ph FA 21621 ITIIIEBS Nt'KSERV l a y ft mi 4 ft H I f A IJ ere l e f t * Hur l St. A Park Xxcnuc, South 21-PIAN O NERA'iCE MiKlal ftt**! fvitiifi i i $1 agnail* ft Oane* >'A 2 4*73 Vail Pall Rail • rty rl ti mi s » n i '1*ttliTidft % * M* i REAE ESTATE DRIVE IN m m Ornamental Shrubi • Tree* • Peat cx p crtcn cr l«t| *ift ciUi»r of j*e’4. in*'- ' *•» Phone FA 2 J ill PIANO TUNING K IIEP AIRING 2311 Trench Axe ftKAlriftt Ik# f t t jit ft n t MIA ft '1 %N Nexv A l T4fd tt I ItAfntON J U R U e le M J le . a . e | U t « * Orchid plants f'.r sale. 214 E. ISth. ft* I i *ClUtl| A. lift** fMHiiftlt. N - If"" .t. W. KALI# I n r n ilu ir nnd A pidianrea Th FA 4 122.1 .After i t-i pm I' esUnl y J ti lif ft o f h r m l t i i If <' t r i •, COUNTRY CLUB Realtor H riHi . ftl hlft .‘ffirft l» FA 2-3«4! 2.3 'l l 1•—AUTOMOBILES—TR All.ER.S ' x l.l ........... . , n s III y'r 'fss| Mather of Sanford hftUftft nf • • I I « • urlf) •» kftt f» »d “Call H all' Em.#. FA Apply in |n c *ex|| or -end ►I f t f l i l t , *a li ft its » f i M* MANOR ai509 E First St I'h FA 5-0983 •ndar m-rthB ffftia !N» X 9rmln*le ( gknltiiry ft Rod* Khnp Guild In ynur plan*. fir* I PiinllfiHftD ft*f Hi I• Dftlift* 2 bedroom hind, hou.e, furnished 2 IlfdronmR Pnrmrrly Dna’a C tfrr Shop rc a u n ir i n E m pl"’ m ent S upt,, Ilam'-delibg and Addilinna 1'..ft.*■■hi ftllfm ftt «iI RUf 4 • li«'11 I * i i Uxed furniture, eppltarxcei, taels ft riling., g a d a hi l i i t a t # fhn v *■ * Citrus Heights Ph FA 2 r*''v> Now I created at — don i.t hi: Florida Hoorn ete Bniight-xold Larry’i Hart nf rft*t'ii'if ft • nd |s *i eillr* • 1*11#*» 39( AV. 2nd Rt FA ».7I*S PA A Km|ilc*ymi-nt D ffitP , nf Hi# r l i i m i M i d I *hftll 'ft Pli.il) FA 3-3H54 ?IJ saefnrd Av, Ph FA 14132. • tfftlli in 1*7 lb* cfftinifti ' • •■*' * - F.H .A . — or Itio rn ri. <•**■! an' *»j ' i jj> Sciuiiiole Uuaity Far r# rp'iiry, palming, n-|-rrt ill will |.av A'OU tn *»e u« befflre i ta.sift'd Olanlae o r d f i R i m J rt' t t o filfij * Jill f* tt. DIETIIK IDs - IIF.Al.Tnit lug', lonfiiig. and p'i l*r rri-aif kftlf you buy. Open Ev#ning* and Isldg. :,r.l. f'.tlrii k A I'll. In* <i«»rg* M Wftlini* aipliali (Me, axhrxtng aiding Elle. <lrrht In—Velnxa OMialrr. Sunday*. Aa Aii ' iIt a r> »4miPiiMfltff of Adelaide 11. Metes — Aeioelairt. F ASTRIDE TRAII.Eft BAERS tervifxx injt hour*, S a lit. In I masonry '-r wood .tep., Itvellnr i It* f ’i f * i t of IM IS W E E K S S P E C IA L ! N i i n m 1 J o tiling (tre tu ile a C lo a in f) 1901 Park Ase, FA 2-3212 and repairing garage* on* PalalVa. Fla. I M o b i l * llama wrecking sail l 1899. ar».NnT»:*Mi iiavim a ii i m - mi ji.m. .Monday Ihrtl F rid ay . Ailorntic fs.r Aimlift' ft 13 ft. Lana — D> ft AVidt 11 PLYMOUTH EA 22026 ,%«lm1nitlr«i «r .0 0 We F eature El rTPH~AT.V| llA ICE1ONLY 81.99*. TERMS rlflftftrrift MuiMI'i !■a nf writ, I 1sr It ft '31 Ford F-lOO plekup. line eohdiHour* W'trinii Eire trie Srrxlce Stop in and visit with ut— \n tl« i: i»r miivtiiOMMi •*!• tion. Terms. F. A. Seott 4 \V •Id A'lhle-i m • i i:li k n r i Im ( l i ( hi n f only N'u 0 litigation monthly lusia Dr.. DeBary. Fla NOTIt*K Ift IIEIU n | 'l l ' IN » *» RANDAf.L ELECTRIC t o PAN AMKUK’AN tt * tindtrafifiM * r 6 Blocks West Of Fitneh M oderately I’ricad Modern Molsllf Home 2 ,A 2 091$ i Urk of Hift Cl r * im * <«rf nf ,37 Emd FI. V*) eonxrrtahlf. I’m WORM) AIRWAYS III Mainolia ft#fitInn!# rnunli 11**’ (• Mill f*« Avenue an 20th birett. Stile* ft P;<rk ar e availah’e FA !*I30. I N# t Xt h si ft f «if , Y n r !■» _ l ! M a t MODEL OPEN DAILY 11,V» iltlGIDAIBE applainatt,. sale* tiiftlr* el M • i INC. 4o^r 1h* 1 •9’l f t 11<1*4| f • «r i ■■ ■ |M7 i bedroom houie I raster 2','D Mu Uilabdn Dr. and aervi.s t. II High, Oviedo HC'lft CnynlA . in I**# city■ nf pftfiRaraam prife. PA 2.6141, >!a. PltUrre PO 3 3JI3 or San u r j i . r Id rill •. • ffft. i f f Ml*i « tut For the Best Buys In Real Estait -anford I’ll. FA 2-7232 in thft Kith* »i miMid .iinded .Mia-ilex llan g p Div. ford FA 2 344.1 after 6 pm fti* ftn#l t)«ft< liM'lftr for « • • fftft S E E C U LLEN & HARKKY *171 CASH fnjin ft trig *(#*■. r 11**1 t'Nipfrt' alt •* Pntrifk An Force Mn*e AV. A, Cagle, Jr. (talesman and A423 equity, bonk finaneetl if# In pemii. l* i -uni* M m i l i . 1o i ocon. Flfii'ltl.i 4 if: ltd N. Para Axe. Ph. FA 12*91 31 Old* ronxeriiltlr, R ill. PS l feel .Vft ft I- ii.es ■a is4 1• >ftt**h PR WW tires FA 2 3973 ftR (• i nr 4*'1 m ft1ft* ' nnV *, n WKIXUMK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS Ift ftftfft It f t f t mi n ift r » u n i j . LARGE DOME TUritU 71 ft eluminun hmi»# trailer Wil­ M I L or TRA^E W E A R R A N G E y u r t u t n i lo tlx» f mmsI |»#rrftft TO SANFORD ier ,| Grimes, lemon Bluff, O* r«r«fiftinrft frilft'ftl Lft a sift# Large i bedroom, twn tile bath '*< I n t i l l i n u r i I n ft •! * f # ft f A L L T Y P E S FIN A N C IN G Iren. M-Wark Waoted home xslll i t cent your eqad* in 'nnltH (« H'H fjftfa I# fan ft*!nt *■at lAr IiiaIIc ion its im istir KiGnlw Rltbuhilely free •a tfltim g | * -. •m ailer home in trade. Localed iT -ll' i tTT , J MAYlTnY " Malnttff %• - m i rifti ,* loard children day and night ax it hunt olsligntinn nl ono of Snnfnrd’A Iradlnji 1700 Magnclia. • f i nni f t i U r k k i t s i ' > | i#fftfi*iftn' ft (11*0 per weak E.a 2-1377- _ Motel* xxIdle you |oca*e inilnlile houainq for *N*1 ( Da n n t W f i n u m f t r o f i Rh l c h ROBERT A. WILLI A.M9. Rraltor WEATHER IKIELD »• < M M ifr >h « m n nntl your fantllj'. Pirk up your Key aY the Itaesnnnd l.umtqulat, A*sne w I f . N R H m* hftn4 fthil fbft ftfCuslam Raat Top* ft Aeceasnrln itaby lining, ironing, FA 2 733 ffrlft! • • • 1 n( ' ft jrt, thl* JTfh FA 2-3*31 Atlantic Rank fPdg. Sale* Iirrice. rflE E ESTIMATES FA 2 7177 *»•# ftl i M a h e . i* ' #* f HFM.MHDf Thla i* a sue ' t'w■• tn the flltf r l . f c h k i IIU * IT i . o( I’. T Theatie for Mai Iha Dell Couk. Lais for **lx-, located n milea W. Your Extnrude Dealer Itr Jftftn M 'Vilftft of Sanford. Ph. FA 5 3260. Exp. date Nox. 12. M. l)ft»alF Clftrk ROIIhON SPORTING GOODS 394■«•§ fi- 1st rboAt PA S-I94I Carpenter work, cabinel* of *11 RRAILKY ODHAM . P.-m . H in n r \i n n a ra C o ita ln id lo n Co, Inc. kind*. Corner cabinets built ft A t i a r h e e fo r I'tS b iliff IF Waterbug, xsindihleM and lop. Comer Ilwy. 17-fiJ ft STlh SI. Phon* FA 2-t80l 5 f . J s i u /2 .s h y (^otKfmny P. t* Bit* J ilt t i l Weal 131 h Hi reel installed Frte e s t i m a t e s . 13 h p. Johnson mulor, trailer. ’Cjo's-e I. Kltr,14 e lid N. Park A»t. I'h. FA FA 2 4043 I’hon* FA M i l l iruaitsh ott. lath. Ifn i fa i n a Odham & Tudor, Inc. Wall $28000 *8280 QUALITY HOMES Low Down Payment S h o ju n a Ju iA Odham & Tudor, Inc. �V u T * rl WrralB Wed.. Oct. 29. 19S8—P«g« P P WITH ALL PURCHASES TAD V A LU E CD At WINN-DIXIE ■v r s t a m p s r n C t I | Hampshire Hamlet Backs Republicans WATERVILLE. N il. (UP1>Thli mountain hamlet voted first In the nation Tuetday, with r»tldent* ataylnr up t® mtdntfht to b*'V the Repuhllran*, ISA Flrtt voter In the land »*» a wwnan. Mia* J ifljn Otbnrn fteppa-t up at evartly midnight fi' ra*t har vote Into thr to"* cantu ry-old ballot bo*. Outildr. thr trni paralurr wai Jt above »rro In thia iki raiort villa,’e in thr White Mountain*. Mom*..** latar. thr haiku* were ipraad on a labia in the home of Town Clerk Wendell Staventoit. who offrrni hn houia ai a polling plate hecau** the town hall hai po elertrte light*. Watervilla won the race to be |lr»t In the nation berauae the •lection dark overilefit In nearby Ell* worth. About 10 minute* alter the vote wai reported here, ElUworth yote<l ‘‘There'* been kind oI a rivalry lor yean about voting fir*t," town dark Ht*vrn*on »aid. "Someliody'l gnt b> be flr*l We thought It would be kind of nice for our town ‘•There’* no ie*l rtaio n —it • juit kind* nice to be flrtt.” HEINZ TOMATO good Thun.. FH. and Sat. NO RINSING NEEDED GIANT FA B ASTOR PURE A LL VEGETABLE THRIFTY M MAID AID Sliced or Halves H New York Reports Budget ‘In Block* NEW YO R K lU P li - The na­ tion'* tiggr-t city, with an annua! budget aecond in thia country only to that of thr federal gov* arnmrn, laid Monday it finished the IM T U fl»cal year In the black New York City l omptrollrr Lawrence E . Oerova tint Ihe city came nul with a profit of lljt o .•V>7 and that when all Ihe money If counted, thr figure might reach lw<. million dollar*. Oper­ ating revenue* amounted lo near ty two billion dollar* No-21/] Can PEACHES DEEP SOUTH Pure Concord 24 oz __________________ Jar GRAPE JA M Hall-Million Watch Pope John Crowned VATICAN CITY (UIT) — I’op* John XXIII. the humble *on of an Italian firm er, wt* crowned hUrd pontiff of Ihe Roman Catholic Church Tuesday In a errrmnny of devout and regal tplendor. Five hundred thouaand ponon* gnaaaed on the cohhle tinned •quire of St. Peter'* thundered ■n ovation of "Viva II Papa" when Ihe three • tiered crown of fold, diver, and dlamnndi wai placed upon hia head. The 7*year-old man who wa« born Angelo Glutrppe Ronratll had aitumrd Ihe full power* of leaderthip of the world'* MO mil­ lion Catholic* at Ihe time the Col­ lege of Cardinal* elected him a* •uecet*or to Pope Piu* XII Turtday he wet crowned at the #nd nl a lour hour ceremony that emphailted puhllrly hi* servitude lo Clod and reminded him that he ia ■ mortal man and all tiling* of thi* world pail a* doe* ( I n eon Burned by Ihe flame of a candle Crowned On Balcony The ceremony nf crowning Ihe new pope lonk place on the main balcony n f SI. Peter* flaillira where Nicola Cardinal Canali placed Ihe gnldan tiara on hi* head with the** word*: "Receive thi* liar* adorned with three crown* am) know that thou art the father of prince* and king*, guide of the world, vicar upon earth of Jc*u* Chmt our Lord to Whom let there he glory and honor without end " A tremendou* roar from the crowd echoed from the «even hill* of Rome a* Ihe Pope aroie and betlowed upon It hit h1e**ing from below the red velvet and (old • rimmed canopy »rt up to podeel him from rain or »un. Quantity Right* R**arv*d DIXIE DARLING P'nut Butter 2 - lb Jar ~rff» W-D "BRANDED" BEEF r . *1*ive.e< VALUE TRIMMED OF A LL EXCESS BONE and FAT C huck R oast •* | * \ Chocolate, Strawberry or Vanilla - w e * t f f ' -.VT .-V , Shoulder Roast Beef Short Ribs Beef Plate Stew Fresh Gr'nd Beef 7" Rib Roast STEAKS STEAKS Round Io n * SUPERBRAND ICE CREAM Vi Gal Carton STAN DIN G MORTON FRUIT PIES 99' MERITA FROZEN ROLLS Apple, Peach, Cherry Coconut or Pumpkin Family Full Cut Round, Club, Rib T - B o n a or Sirloin ARMOUR'S GEORGIA PEACH Sir* FOR Dinner or Cloverleaf Pkg Of Special Low Price 24 29 LI • 8 9 ' 9 8 ' Lobster u. 5 9 ' O y s t e r s Fancy Shrimp (In Gian) C o ck ta iI • i 2 or y<pe Cup Potato or Gelatin Each 49 Gohinii Com 10 i—JT 1 29 Pole Beans OnW HURON, S. T). —< l» n * _ T h r debate topic for the South Dako la High School Speech \tm . thi* action! year !• "Reaolvrd. that the United State* thould *dopt the e ife n liil feature* of the R tittu n ay item nf education.” r . ncy f - J Lb* ^ 1-Lb Cello 2 9 c F re sh _S a la d Cup 2 9 Ear* Topic F or Debate BACON M ife v C hcvco o cake Boy Standard t londo or B ah am a Cooked Copeland Wieners IMOKIO LIRE HAM Conned Biscuits n u j ii r t r { 99« CABBAG E Fresh Inatall m Lb CU KES 39* C A R R O T CR'5>p 5’ Lb Parvon's Sudsy Blue Label Syrup PROTEX A rgo Gloss DISH-ALL AMONIA r,17‘ 0. 2 7 ‘ STARCH KARO j q c 4 0 electric Only 169*95 BAGGKRLY 0 O 8-ot. Pkgs 3 - lb Bottl* n n c Z O Appliance Center t y l l Orlando f)r. FA *-MTt Detergent Deodorant Soop TREND HT 39',?, 49' Condensed Suds F a b ric Softener Instant Starch PROTEX A LL NU-SOFT E 49' NIAGARA 0 *3 Beth B ars n n < 0 7 H o m e lo u n . S ite J/N 4 9 Z ct, 4 5 ’ Fresh Pork Regular Starch AQc 4 7 2 LINIT Pkgs 3 1C W IS T IN C H O U S C WATCH 2 49/ Smoked D ishw asher 20« Pkg Brains SAUSAGE Deodorant Soap O Q C A 7 Pork ’ l 00 SUNNYLAND ** Liq u id Reg B ar* For ROAST ■SSww 3 O 0 SjOO 10 PORK TREND M q*. c q < J2- o i . e n c Com J ' Con O O 49* BOSTON BUTT i r««; 2 c.‘ » 19' , NEtO IPTS OF H tf WATER ? FtRW ■At * Atry 12-01 Pkg Dried Beef orChopSli Ham 3 p‘ “ OnW h ea d 49 t 24-ox. Pkg Argo Corn STARCH 15' n Q c 0 7 Toilet Tissue NORTHERN O *3 Reg Roll* A— / 1 Cooking O il Cooking Oil Soldo* MAZOLA £ . 61‘ KRAFT OIL & 31‘ £ 5 7 ' 1 (•^aw ~ ,- tf - tid b a r ti( 8 d » M M - " * " �1 Killer Defending Caril LINCOLN. Neb (UPD—Clurle* , abetted" in lb* il»jinf. Starkwrsther trstl'ied today that Cartl i* beinx trifd o-r * c.tsrgt hit girl frier d. Caril Atm Fa gate., of flrtl degree murder mi tie t i h could not h u e helped him mur- ; state* contention that the J,d aid d .r Robert Jensen and abet Her If.)Mr-old boi friend Under erois examination, bt»rV- in the flaying of Jen.en last Jan -leather raid he decided on the Not I'remedllated spur of the moment to Will JenIn m atter to questioning hi Jeten. II. Caril itat not with him at the abandoned norm . ellar where fente attorney John Me Vrtliur, the .hooting he said. Starkweather .aid he had n.. In thonllrg occurred, oecurrr »rd could not h*'. e ■aided and tention of Willing Jenten when he ----------------------------------- —--- — — S ta n fo rd ard CanI hitched a ride with the youth and hit companion. Carul | King. IS Starkweather taid hr meant only to ttcal Jensen's car when he forced the young man and Miss King to walk to thr lonely »torm cellar, leaving Carl! in the car. He -aid he ordered Ji-nten d-iwn into the care anil when Je -n — tuined and ran hack up thr AS voi. xi.i\ K flanllttheri I ‘.'Oft w A N I O H II. IX IIK l’K M ih N I I 'l .O l t i H A DAII.A $ ta fo N K W SPA PIH t T i l l it .S D A V . N u Y 'K M I II '.li li. lO-'.S NO. 21*9 U . S. Can lilt M a rs. Venus Now ----- H air*. Markwcathrr «»id he ftrrd Q—"Did you feel you killed in self-defense?" I—“Ye. " Q—*‘l» that your feeling now* A—No. I w jt in the urun,;' *J—'Did la 'll hair any part it billing Jinvcn?" A—"No " .Blythe Out O f Business? Firm Growing Every Day No lan e l^ lt StarWwnatlirr made it dear hi* J. M Blythe. owoei of Hlylhc ( linancial responsibility bond *#* ,,.,llnlon) „ „ not r ,ompU<) rrufkin; Co . to-iai .aid the Rail-1 withdraw u voluntarily since file fhlvalr, road and Public Utilities Commit | compmy now it in Hie Horen ^ Mf Arthui. r-oUng l hat depth non ynterday made » "Jad mu- fo-«U lran.|v->rUlMn bu»me»t. hl, nrJr , , (|uint, Mark take" in a r.e-ti release to I'nlted In a t I I .lury rom 1 al.alit.trr vxrullirr rwulfl not »rr * t r r * JnterniOunil which raid He >c*tcrtU) !'«r LummUUoti raid . ............... had lot: ht. license. ii'ythe • ll rn.e had tiern revnkrd *1)11rt return a hiked if | 9f mine* ni>thf tatd the lieemr in <luf* herati* ..f fa» uff t‘» ' f > f,nar %^ ^ bf!lr VMth r . r . U.m -.at cancelled voluntarily herial Ktpon.ibilitj bood Starkweather laid hi rould .nd eawe we no longer are in t.tr It • l.ie tola; .aid hi. .•-iipa»> MfAnhu. , Judgl Ha. He .aid Ih. had null the brokerage b u .„ e .. $>t>cfieei in permit brokerage butlrtet. and i« rxi't certified by the li t pul on hi. gla.ve. In haul frofrn f*K)d* from all * A<iur lir-oor, MaikweatheFlorida point, to IA Male.. He .m l ,pfr,)(UH .......... . the ICt certifirate >»t' >e.‘ them. There . —s nnr in ihe court In January. Ihjtt rnoni I want to .re "We certainly arent glng •> it I f . . „ |I U | Uni* ( ’i i n t r v*-1 1 *'! *. " (a rt .ho .airbed Maikw.uti off. 1hutlnr.J \ u l e IUU r e i ^ U O business. " Blythe .aid * We d|| h„ • BUCHANAN. Ua. |UM4 J»«r» llo longer need the llccn.e the , howed no eapmalo. community, three poll watcher. ,tau w „ talking about because SUfkwplllh, r lr||[rin | U l l „, reported a W per ceni turnout wf n o w operate nur mtn truck. t jro1 K Space Agency Head Says Rocket Could Be Sen! To Planets Committee Of 130 Increases To 105; Enlhusiam Hiciti V%AMIINGTON iL TI»-A top of. fi.ial of the neve elvlltan .pace I tMundnl rnlhvi. j * n” -luiuld ngi" r> dreUird tmlaj that Anier* a'ti’.ijni T u r.'L - 'hen the T lea i'.i» llte ipahllily ' rislit now** nr^auitalional rpreting tire Com to Hre i-'Ckrl. to the pi xnet I Mar. rpUtd a' 1f¥t 5erei‘ ■• (’rtuntV ami Venu. H« udilrd that eoeidi1 ivtc t enter lion* will he favorable for reach­ IPr -erpotl* lorinr.' on oiltee ing Venu* in |9J9 and Mar. In ha. •we'lr.l It* rar* to 10% a . 1903*1. ni. iii-e it nrofc-.m-al .n>l bu.l Hr Ni-wtII l>. Sander*, a.itat**ir-e .am i iiofil ii . .* l.-ntlon nnl director foe advanced technoha» Mi a -»i-ipi| b the ben'inolr |o;> t- (hr National \cTnnjutic» i lo -r r ,*r * ’tunic i'o* the and Sp.v«'e \geney. .aid the .amc . ■«niniprc *ai11 I'pco'i • • 'f t ' a*■iHtc H i01 Able nH-ket eomhinatlon be­ umi aftrr ii »* rifuHlih'inl ing u.rd In .ho.it* at Ihe moon THr tmr »Mn»u*r T iH|« flfv! tjfirTin; lit* N f rt w|rr**i«| ♦»> could .end tn.tm m rnlrd r--boLf lo the nrarby planel*. I haftib* nu’tji'Cr !.* »» Krlder anil Pre-dent Mirk * cl ami Jr Samir 1a -aid a favorable time l‘lr»rla-d <dl net a* 'ni'pitraiy for launching a rockcl Inward Cflakif T14I til 'I II ItMl ff* f*«TH Venu. would lie mid - I9J9. If rhiMt *> • ueci'.fut. Ihe ruckrl w.iuld travel Mi 'il?H *» f*C i * .'Ui1 VBtlt m about ZW million mile. In 1)1 *14mT t’r thrir rfffi»l» '*•*.»’ I i.alio tU P li-T b r United State, brukerag. lic.r-r any longer day. the launrhing time for Mart Iti|*. . x,>nt|pit|r 4 »*., !* *»n‘l a.rt the Unltrd Aral' HcpuhHc "I a.Wrd my tn.uranee tgenl. would be late 19NS0. to reach the , -n n - . du.iry The . in n met re.ume ao exchange of Hadley of I t,Mrr Park, to -.1.1,planet H i day. later In IW1. tin 11*'* id Ii*m *% |*i * **l jifln ttu d e u . and profc.w r., informed draw the hnnd Hr were rrq.nre,l SA.M t liill | l < IS IS h itt A M A SS Flin'iit.i Kiu ■ ttlivra unr-t’iitlili'tt Inn) iiijiltt .ti Sander, who took office ta.t to g ive Ml - la y . Holier i r»i**N r ■ , '*sr*t 't***! tourert laid Vtedncadet hi ght I In- .Stmt'.’ -I i iv ii i t iil ir |r>r tilt .ix lii tlivi.iiin inivliiij; l.ncnl j.r. -'i.ii- it uf Ki".iiii-> In- month, .aid he did riot know (hat "B u a ln rt. i . e tee pt too ally go.Hj, •itr.*rt*ftil in Florida tciibiliiubr i- H. \ lit tialvin-l. I. ell I'* light f lit '- lii Mi ll.uuiltl. ifimwiinr-i'lfct »( I'lruiila; plan, were hettis made for plane* We i.jveraie irrn u n a l. in Bolton \ taiy launching, at the time.* he a-nl Brockport, N V . in addition Hoy i, i p * . . - -n .- iin - to n ; Irii llin . t. t?r< e iiii'i. IT rmi IIcrlititgr. It. u m i-rn o r -is tli tf|;i I>cviLin.nenl CVHTiu**lon had mentioned Hr pointed out that NF.W YORK iLPI*—TUla city ' to thf one here. Oil !iep>. S. lint i«. »a* rfiMiul S*?irv i* l *»UP (liv i'l"ll. . tr.: I ..lU'lud. l lli ryj-ti'r-tn I'll.>t«v) radio iian.mi.slon from the rocket teaching itaff of about JJ.Wal In ' l l •tw rtn t U lin g a n«w * IT.t i*nrr#l ntlili *lr tnuanl to the cnrlh over the planetary elude. 1M former meinlh r. of t >r ( j (,sntj:r oUr tfro« |nj. t r u l..ir \ , i i knillcdlrl ttv llwmill.lance, would p rr.m l a prob­ Com muni, t Part, the Board of liu iln r .. Wc employ about prii} Ii iiilrtt im ed i1 llit* i *»! lem F.ducalion *tid \Vcdne-«lay people. Our payroll hern I a it yra r SrA'ifiifil i* «»f* nf *tf"f|iin.V> lilt Ir But he .aid that If the Vcntil I I I List),IKM. M S I’ll\ N ( I.St II t P I lie n a..M n r tr .’M launching t> not attemptnl in 19)9, T iu i« j rmuliUui t w Scini "We juit placed «n order ia>t rvcral. nee-led lo rapluic it will have to he delayed for BONN, tiermai.y i t ’P li-V n tei w e ii for ZJ new tra ile r, with three ilonhtfu! .tut- o ffl.r t--t.v •ui*** t ant* rotm m rrr "f another year and a half. The deian Alt Ahcene. tpoke.man for the G rtat Dane Tratli r Co , bavan to en.urr acr- »• tl < l.iarvl gM.ltt> i * ii iud>. ! i* '»'» hicmI lav fur Mar., tn await a time the Algerian rebel government. nah. Ga . at a rn .t of tSUI.Ma), C»I eontml of California •* the vktil ncirlu ! icmIj * m«ht .d liir when that planet will lie in a | i n ih«t and aeriou.ly wounded They are .chrduied lor d e tllrry in fu >t time lhi» i 'turv or ;in |f 4lioti4l favorable po.lllon, would be much Wedne(day In an aa.at.inatiitn at Jai'U an Our h u .in e ii t* gruwiiig lle.ult- (rum Tur*dav . at S<*miihili \ 4»L ih rrinai vaigmd L .t montb Liiri.Ni* : hoi ger. tempi outride the Tlliilti.n Km every Ja y. have ICC permit, r l . lion - e Ho Uemoeral- t Cunni} o I11 * . ,-i t »ui, mu* 11 ..I t- ,* i innmi»»t-.-irr Lawn net I*roper I’ovitlon V .-veepiiig prouram. outlining b a n here. to lia.it anything that i . froren." in • ;» „f ^oveir.oi I' V .e ' rl 1llrifgi ii jitn -i illi * |r i-i'iiiilir. amt (iroje.l. lur Florida Mir ..irn ll.t explained that the IliHrd it In* MU il>i* ih* *ii* ; III. tirm haul, citru. coneen- attornev ; r m . l -i:.t< ........... li) t . t *a*iiier» I *^ ubilii < pi ,1 ’ .tiong wiili buililer' Kiwait- Inin national Wa. |iir launching, mu.I Ic attempted t ia t i. chillid juice. In u rn fl.h , eontml -d tile .la ir I...- 1- <tu • triuard t * . *j»t o in m a n i mill 1I1v- -i,•! r*. ■newt, aiel veg rtablr.. bakery ami a tie or In-Iter In Ih. vtatr' adr.-lt.ti amt tin •enlrd b i t night by iln- Florida when M an, Venus and the earth MOSCOW (CPU -T o p .vivlit are' uu thr same side of the sun iliavial 4 * f M-Nut.at»*»h and Poli.h leaden pledged ion- good, and many other. In Au- emigre.ilonal d r:, g.iit.-n ini ii m „■ eial '* ttwollmd had eovii-.-r of Klwani. i Inb* ttefure and somewhere near Iheir closest T h e only atalewide oilier - .pi llnued friend.hlp and .ulidartty gUal. !»i7. Blythe bought out. with a.ki’d t'-r tv mill*.Ion to i- lea.i the .Ivib dlvUifii- at rip Sanfuid (Hisition to each other Venus or­ Wcdnetday night at a formal re- ICC approval, the Meat T 'v .k ui decided were Itro.r f»>r ll. il< \\ \ s i l i V . i«*\ H I -t Vlr bit* around the sun In II) days, lile ht.i i|in^ .i.tpi-tui li-'it llit t. m e t enter. itil -ill *film !n 18o of >ut< , . , icptlon given bj vl.ittng Poli.h lane-, Peiry, N. S. while the earth takes 36) and Ju lie , tolluv .tig “numcinu. c -in and euntroller With many i r 1'•■'*' "■•' : 1 •’ (ommunilt Parti Leader Wild)!Lh llrant ilre.vcd the impott- Mais r-s; day.*. tiflCU ilill tmcuuntfil Ihr nut FfkS#> li» tlirow 4 ,*tk..fc r .*f \* plaint. *■ 0 law Homulka amp o[ aid eilrndril annually tn Sanders raid the "minimum** fornr t»f tin* thtff rm * multi •*( ittunitnl* ar»ion*l t *• n o • Ih* I1-IU111 tuunty rinployi. wlio wa. .irr.1 - He ....... ...rd ..... umlrrpitvlledge.l children, and the rocket .peed required to reach I k (u rtlo M . i • . 14 With .irUiul iv* h i rcul i*f inc nas*m l f fa if. n't zet the m*Kin f\cli«ngf the iiuHinnii 23,900 miles per hour, IIW W \ *L*1*1' I * ii' mh titiinlli* j .<* ■ppearrd 'wfoie Ihr “ •n e o f tl»r forrifn BF.RLIN I CPI I — The Ucv. ,, I, The rocket vel.vitv m reach •tale’s prtiiM ti *rpoiir«l. airliner 4rr>itiff In tiitm i4* i'n iln. min nn g vlullrtil pi-i Hugo Harmc*. a Roman Catholic Hri-lget iiri-lcr, ,j|(. mn,in „ M,9TO miles per hour. ifsot off at dtj! h ui. |fir% Hitt Seer#tAr} of Stile I' r* » n!• \f Ji*» II* M . ui.i riinKnr \m* rU'ui »i-d .laird Itint, a - ini 1 .Thiun -l 1 i"lit n*iii*i'Ttt| hi JS-n.il* while (»r Slurs the Initial spcod priett teiitence<l to 10 month. In , dan Hi* the aid; ft. ,1 1 iv..n hilt* uthrr i iia e* * 1rl S4f.ii kif»,**e» % nl'kinc i--i.iv »*ri In uilil* X IP.jo . till III s, 01 lout ov T*11 vliii* Am inlio- must he 3-V>.) miles per hour. an Fa.t German iatl ia.l month, lr.idli.tf in thr ijm I c i IrJ 4 ’ <iti*t* .iv and roil* Su i|.n lehr •Midi' « i«ltr* m *1 til'll * «iu* f1 -I,- 'el: Il1.1t Ii. ..I dtp » i \t i *i*V* u |»tr»rnl!y hat been released unexpectedly. TAtPKi CPI) i ouimuni'i »r .-in • • *1 t l- fl a'l • II it ii i* sii.11inn % i »**iifliii * i- i M i| Mr*. Hiii the Catholic weekly Petruibaltt tiller, whi.li *hrllf<l the ijuenio; > OfiiioctaI tile nn M \ \uth('iiii(< »**.d ui< M tii k! thf*H Hr l» *a**- l;tM k*»l Mu t %(I tf *11 tt if Hunt ri [ * Vtlitti I Mj ' ip Sh« SfMHinotr High reported Wedne.da: It .aid Fa with S.'uo round. Wedne-lav fel' In '«] a ‘lltii Ii 41I «• *r I* fu -*nl thr \ir Ktti 1r hi u k r r« Chamber Reports "111.4-a *4ji|. S h«H»! iher Hermci. of Bad Koe.en. tiad illenl today and Nationalut .('I Urpuhli ati llirol-l .1 t* »• * m tfiiid Ii >t .n lit*- ,110*111 uithlv 1 M’ll UHldl 4)||11I’ll '■■* -I 4JIaf-l‘I t»ok lh. been convicted of p o t.r.ting Ho- rial, taid the and-on Bed at- Ihr race f *r lleulcnanl .d ir mt. tlr*l till l'» in r 1)1 .1 til *,,J •1'K 1 1,1 h i'll . t<« ml) lit.ml ur«! n| imriiilftr* |.» aiUirie 1 ...... Dm ill A man Catholic literature pro-.oca- , tack, .hoard early Peiping Democrat Alan D d ric hrlti m r I i»,> Cmli I • i•r**t * i ini' il* % . <tInmi ini .? it tint tit fur shirk the 207 Memberships live to Ihe Comm uni <l Fait G cr-. wa. fightir.g only for political rex ItCiieit C Kirkwu-ril f1rr «:«*!• 4011 unfit at sauu-'i I • mu**n k«*i d f,r >f br 1 *ii' •11% hk i." Iliti'i«4%hi* 11 ,t %r *• 11,1• *'h« i -U him tUi .* j* kuA im i 1u» ||r salti (list Accnnlfng In Utcit ftgum from trollar, ard Jordnn led Herf) -ii Ihs* riijhl plan ar<l man regime. iiiili n ia > lither Cuhsnairtn r t t **n> " |S 1 Hir v f |l. ii . tin rhili*% i-lr.ili uoutil I hamher of Commerce member* Huidd '*• ear') Frif-n A Pciping broadraii tended lo l»t>r/ for itofrliry 4* %tai. i'i hi* ifir** lu*n irek i V1*fi < '• ft** p*» i • ♦ Iij*harvt >hlp chairman niffnrd McKlbbin, llui \ ll> lie*’ \ dir 1 I (» il ■ • I W us T ^ud i bear out i)ic appraiaal. Flic Coinit * **f * •! !« * j- ** »* , 4-h*in • firm* • dlvMuali h ire Blown ptdltd into rear', ml I'fui'it* ua* * 4-«impfftr aiLir M l., >rt go I WASHINGTON I CPI I Sign in munl.tt. who broke their own siIImi, * \ in *I aiv !ti»t Iln \»»* \l% . i i*tltii I *! % %i , i h r i t r r ^,,nr'1 l,*r ^n>ln«le ChnmUr of Were lion--i»t. rail over '•m tt II am \ Off) 1 *I».S|» si e a’ «»I|( | ll il llui I;-* ii i Wa, 14) Nl*I. nah! -i IH Satnnal RepuhDcan hf^dquirtfri ’ f5a,Jr ,lrf ‘*unn* * ^0^t, * *,,lrr F KiraaUnil in tin ..m e- .r giiierr.m , e 1 anil rnm m rrrr •*«!• 1 »l\4 H** t it* • |l •*1.s .* Its ..| el ,*iHi "Mr * it \ total of , tla hat been collecton Monday ll*» «» T'W ■*»” "> gmetmiT Rep Malt ] . , n il 1h«' 'li'l.rrti tee ih- m '»p, U Vr-' inu ki r pre-lilrilt miii'fh lint iiitil *t4%r rn**1". 1 '» ,|A Mt |U*'l Hi l-le) t-'i hr i -i al S II x al,i> ,fn.inl ed Hie goal l- 11,»< -so The drive •Only I day tn elaclwn * partial ete.Jil for .h ai they .a!lct e let Me*. Sir t * *!*» more Ihan a half tn ill in 4c r-H*h 1*1 li#» «"In rlnl ’ “■ * * ....... J ' of the llepub s • 1 * H*l,|. • IfIt -*■ *+i >t - I , Kl va .)- i r)l, a %4‘*4*f**| 11t* ' III t|4 I s d . l N * hame sign. Wedneiday. eour | J^r utter defeat will ntii'ii, until alirr ihe first Icarl iirr lin\ liooJwin J h rght I'yrjioff ••/“ 111 tin* 4 i.« » •ril.1 |.e If ,1* , | Huud* tely of an unknown wag with a l'*P* in Tuc.day . ele.lion* ffi il of Itie year, .irur many do not 4*1 By ,*• Heiiong, t.t Gov ,»f the in tlie (act fur L *. S rl at--*.iijtei Lf thr •am** si thr U*1 The Communi.t New Hun* M4(1ril% l4)y> nil 4 Ujll , •;. or. v,' ii>i .!• jf il v (fuia) * anil • nil, diii.inr,, pielidrd m et Ihe send in iheir ronltihutluna until SuperUtr Judge Mantrv Mulk ♦n • *»ar»l Hirtf r aft»| | • News Agency .aid the Republican uhl Ittitir -«t|) llnltf ul* .m*l Ii.** mil tel, ,al> ‘Only 731 d«)i to election." dm, it merllng. held in Ihe main tire new fMcal year lieglns. MeParty "rlainierl briattfully'• that '■ dr 'l ui' 3 million vote -*i >nt.- h , , rn her- > I I'*«* tniMiH »/ »l hi* Ilf |f i'i | »lv . % ■.lit *1 IIliaf I *k4*I .lU'iiiirriinii »f the t tvtr Center. Kibliin umi Chamlrer ('resident Itri -•'**' il'irr thf firffiniil fire IfiLir ^ pr.» , •i.i .niit na *r r*,*.I, i I| \ prrtU" f j H| Ik1 I i- 414*14c \I h. ,t >lM Hiwanix mend,.-,, fimn Mack Cleielind Jr report that f '»» I * \ Uli'l It4 *b fi 4 » »t tf.lt fl*|i| by Peiping a m u lt of its ’.r. * V ' ' w Prrsldeni i ■he -oil -lark o|e III •*M ,» , ' m »». • ....... . * 11.4r«| It Inin illrndr-l H* i*r11 *l<»nl ;*»inr t % , !% . » »»i » Ihi y at, "i.rv pteascl ’ with the MEMPHIS. Trim (L P lj-A n n a foiCIgn policy M Nitoi- r-v rhe race f aitm re.pcmii •» a 11 1" Hill mi l l | Mr Hirgli I. t. 10 Mr I- rp y i Hr Hugh -| "■'ik-. *4% I'Jiiiril i*f *»# .1 Aftl fill B'own, a Negro, won * dismissal When the shelling wa. resumed r * I litlnl.lf atm - f ttw Nattonal %. -«> nn Ihe aa v In thr 1 H ®^ •' iia 1 - •! ‘ 1 Ilurk 1 rn of * gambling charge Wednesday two weeka later, the Communl.ts Iliitf .» 14 * -I14I | ir -«i fi flitting nantlrs and •tpa . Sieve' •• y ** h»j£ )nii«ni8n4rnti '»4m* when she explained to the Judge la id , ‘the B e p u b tira n attem pt m f 9 a. T I r\ •aid chance, of putting Ihr M Ibi I v irn\rinniirl 1% tuluntf tin* \ii% -i4 * m m jm I «j11j ]it> she and her friend, weren't play­ eapitaliie K, v MieinWr. „f (In Sanfiiid the temp-nary -us ^ D L H l t y I G K C S V / V C T *-ui «I iri.trumeni - arrier tear (lie v» M|ri* 11,|l|t |fi i ir iy4' ^liiit j* *t* • >1 in jlUltll % _a ing for mvnry but juit "for a pen.ton of on \|.,t ,a> 1 irceil V.,,irlall,i(i will t -xi'liii ralil, (Inudiiie.i with .helling was completely Hrmifwilr i .si*f.n • noon are •omctlu ; lr*« inan •• • tin -dir* |il4(ir«»nal. fling fa. drink or a amell." ul III i .* altered .howeri tratay anil to­ .mashed '* Rood Mointenance Ii* 4 Hr 1 j, , ».f ihe Km 4* 1 ■ * nl ,\'i ln»liuni--': • .n ihr (..(• Winners got a dunk Irum the ll %p('i- • » rrvlau-..-il It, di\ Might. Frldav parity rloudy, gwvernnii i-t ' I All - * * i ** \,4Y * t i l l ' . i wont . otnmtsaiun. • tht shaped pa'katr -- gh *r Nittle of whisky. Sirs. Hrown es . "The. H.publi.ari tii . i.ii i.eni’ifi >)i|p ihanrr »f .hnaer*. High l.wtay thus land,d itself lo a tight -p.U muni| ’ %B|fd 1 (1 ....................... . P-unri, ■...... .1*1 f<N 1- iiiif-A nf ft , Hie* , plained Inter* (ft only a tmell, • I t * 1*11 .r l will tie I "-ii K u n . 'v In al, low tonight it) lo is . \ 11i-r » Mi li * VI in 1ii crilji) 1 1gh I ^ ih'. T ni U'i maintain West Lake » H.e h-ar-le, -H.e t. (wc ti p i ,". ■L.tivi l,I tin' \ kalu-,1 ViMilherli winds a lo t.% miles per the rw. lion |, 0>j A„ frum y u ,, , , planned, a -ad........ .. ff-.-o II - r .1 I K lu»\c l*ri» i ’i 1i l l Ituna u | hour today and tonight. had !o rely on the ' per rnaugh wa. approved after rr* '*•*- “ nub! tr;;g- a final *.j » i*. *I* 1 I 11s t.rifk inlti t li«* ii 4»h Cars Collide, One campaign tonal pie.tig, of Kl«enh'-wrr, dent, ufferrd to buy (hr mai«-r a "**W» P’*- Instrupimt pleka.-r I f|«* itlt 1fr nf thr \*pi hti.i Overturns; Driver the eommentaiv .ant • .tv » I l Illi %th l| '»♦- •1**»1 I Tire marl will l,r paved «lim Thi. vignat vn• l<| he f|j«li. IS1ilui %*lt*V -ii.1*1 -ih**- Ihr *..i| county etfulpmenl I. avadalrh -’wr-.il IS -l»v« aft.r l*vr t. L l Injured Slightly ' •! r i.t Mm \ ir 11in« ha * | ii»ii *1 \ 1 4 *f »» >i (• jmni« *if N.iiitut llui, wrrr r-pene-I on a tritiuii'i rave. Cape t anavrral In pntvldi Latest Standings 1 I S I * '1-‘'I I M", i"1 Hr 1 -ill i" thr 411 r*n Isllitfii* ■>u« .prradar, two-tun trurk, ilm tile extra (r.i.ii iinilerl lu .p: 4 ' ) ln . Beatrice Fern Moure. 91* !- I, A \% ttftl r>jek ami a*;dialt for the c- r 1 jrksgr Inin „rln> M> rtle kve e-caoed death a.,d In Tuesday’s Vote f* lertous Injury todav when her car W\SHING1UN l I'I I jWtl ■ 14 Mltl l * 1 , *• , ||| | toPed mer •three time, at 4(4 \ .i Ihe Harding, in rnngteiiinna elrc•|*»*»41 *"Ml •* 4 itgll .Ut* 0 inlrrte.tlnn of Myrtle and Kleven 1•»•* . • 4 .4»•! i ♦iif iti w lh Sis. srd n m r lo rest upside « ' , — *• Ucmihtais elected., ><si*iii <-li- t r i n i t y ivy;,'i.tide furtitcre hixhIucc m ore ju t >i l l *t.r • * Seriate ■ *l'll Al’l (fit m i i tliiiii H it-(tv.niRi- Flnriil;, vi-Ri-talile fa rm e r. • rl*t ^ . , .. inereaie of 13. wnlh hnldnvert a f 1 Mr. Mou-r trawled'.iul nf the ,o |l , (l( „ Ilii ,- inlil in n i t liliiitr il t-i i id le r Mill, n r m ure c fflc ie tit i-'ii* #+1 111m'if t • t •i flu sM i'ilni’t" tui iiiiiijf. AvTii.illv, it in i, * i >nii illicit ion of Inith, (icconlinir tu ''T « "I k Srmi » Republleans „ . l , d .o ea-e n-.le Memoml Hoipital wiih minor , , W|th noMmer. . miat Mil \ a >nl ( || » erjl l iii'ii, t . eoiintv .iin'ii iilt in til ((Rent. ir /uriM ^ Mfl ffjr Ihe sreident oecurrrri at I p m u „ __ r. , H it itvn iip i . 1. 1.1 (o r acre in titc n lu te i* 2 7 l.-T biKiite!) tfi if* -I t *• it: *■gitj it<i i u t- -r I-,-, u ti In Seminole i — - -- -when Mr., Moore's rar collided r, ,a , I J *| "i l lllr ... it ii l, l, |, ■utt that of Chief William 4. ln c rr,,r of W rle. le,l I hi Mepilhtlr S " . A * * 1 I* ll * ■ itfl Fehr* a: the unmarked inler.ee' -nllfe i i»f» tful i • thr i*irM«l hr , .i.ly p r ia ln r r r s irarve.led 2,* of 4*. lion Fehr. wai uninjured. Ham riease ***■»«» (Hf %1ii1>i- ut ia| list a*I (1%rt iitiff ' - ' M ’ifS I n , - t i c t> i c t i i i , ' ) n f v r g t i independent eiet-ird -•n I- nil —»;e tn hit r*r w»« estimated at < *.•t - -iI. Ill *•11**•i *# fbe )li*M i• tiiMri, till, 1nl.il v,a, |TnduCrd oil Hrmncrl!* le id in g in tn-re on -f*1 i**i inmlt »*j | dhti.lt •tyon Tne a.cidcnt was invetiiasi thf i i ,.,ai a c e - Pair* , luugnt lucal decided California races •f f* 1 1 1 4 1 1 )1 ed bv Sanford police Sgt Leo fatnirr. an c.timated llukV due cj Governors— 21 Bemocrals rlc<l i ll» idogiani will I Uw* hemniol, County Rock l.y the Ullf T ) vrtlluri pln>« m profit of *l.,*;ii„D). ed. a net gam -f < It, way -.1 eoniparlfun, Semin4 Hepubltcan. elrrtrd • r • *s s i * kill in ^Uf lob f*1 Hi )** ml11i.il biiNllir** |jl>( ( |, l|( |(, atifiualJv. Ih» tirtfi fl I* lit it 1, . .xM'tagr ),rM |,«( acre In eelHe nineiat leading m under i-led Nebraska rare i .i 4. . Af f#rtifa h r. It Vff> tr , n '* «3,’> crates, eomparrd lo a there '*ill h# a nor*r, , for tti <-n)inir :**i*'il fritilirpr. I uurlh of Strlr* r'-.-l rhitdren m me Fpit, opal MrM.sell W kill )»<• 111**Ir **f lh, ft k»i*i.r >*r. parish horns tnUSy niorntng dur­ Casselberry Lions «•'< "ill Shi 111* 1 it. u. fs'ttlil 1 1»4* *l't"Hl| II. ml r\Jtri Uf* tfl*|Tt • la te av e ta g e o f ,133 C ta t rS . T h is ing th, World Cmjimmtlty Hay lit fit' «* ) •• •l III Htliu 1*. ,4,1 ii ihr M Hlllll'l* iv ll li iff ' All* oUr ly ptialue.s an airrage uf 100 .errics at 10 s m. %lrv. Robert Set Show Tonight MiimIc % .1 lli»* *l»> Nm . i; la Ia frililu rl I .11r«*r fc»*lk tl»r It Jii * bu.hel. mure per acre than the •,' Wien will K« In rharge l.ylliAU Schc-I t • ii'ttii*). till M»*S* * ■11 tn* S |*Iiil 4 c i VI ’• ant • l»4irt but f-rtilitn 1«*a#W <5Ia.I*I- •late average In n rarn ls and t>e thr uf.if *»f ♦ *r hifcJ aruial chicory, ulo bu.hel. to 41U i til. « Al ll <Jii> Thr <i cnlna m thr |*4)t • »va«un. Liu* ♦ lub Hanaf it r ht#« • Mil frit 14rt Hrtlid COUCWti I’epper* here a it rage isu bush­ With h; fer Ultra (loti |inc* K adcis On TV v iritlv ihoA tari • * o'clock, rt 7 30 V* Hi, t l i « nfkil rltiflrn t i»in i alluii, Si els tier acre, in the s ta te a s a h ad. - ■ i f Am cl fi-ioi |l >er. Ftfl»cn o flt ’« H He lr«l io 1 l n - j g m irn ll for th. San itiii.ole Count, vegetable fanner uhole only 279 bushels, tveminola i g. Tenn., will appear Monday tho program v t t S ,* * '* f * 1 c J fold ir-pirrl were mad, by Lee produce moio per acre, end »l a (rail* tha state avrgage in egg night on “.Name That I -ns", a on th t bam of a rp U u / e m c U r rt ‘PAL DAY’ I'KOCI.AIMKI)—Sanford M ayor Merle W arner mkiis n lunclamutinn for Samuel, vice chairman. HwrukJ lower Cost, than the average farm­ plant, sweet corn, cucumber* A M CBSTV show al T:)0 p. m. cordirft. Tifkvti mi\ b« purrhti L'SO 'f’al Day.' to tic oii.-ervctl here Nov. 12. I.eft to rig'ht Lee S.uintrl, rcpreaenlinjf K s it s s f a ,nl M r.. J . M. Higgins, er in Florida, ,4s a teiult. local quash, lewis in snap beans, cab* I-ocsl Kadets h ire boon asked id a t th * door. the L’SO; Urmtini Shurp. mannyter nf th, It.iMn Tein|,ie S* ti-r Hand Orlando, mid • t a ff a ile o f r i v y-'anfr,,tl t.'SO . vegetalilev eat, ecinpelr very_ fa bage, cauliflower and lettuce. Is to watch (he program tn see the F u n d i d a riic d from thr br*»ffil the concert trfm hm cntt votahly with thole giuwn In uthtr those catrgnrirs where th* Itatg H,ar,.Id K aritnr. prc.-ideitt "f the LTiil, 1 , «l fn»m uiutti tin t .-O gel it* operutine w illAfter precision rifle end m srfhinr roil- mill h# ijimJ by th# I iotu *»fht jascrage Is higher, the diffarascc be jerxrri fr> (he band mrnl- areas. tt*ao pefderaad kg the buy. c o a M m tm roisw u** fund!. till raid Staff I'holoi t^M lit tb» Jiatdtri'j Shrine Club In the pest growing rearm , the I isn't great. News Briefs .. ... . Exchange Discussed t^nrsJ^r&rs. zis .. , ... in»u. »< *•« Demos Need Three Doubtful Offices i For Total Svveep ,f Kx- Keels Uncuvered liebel Leader riliut Air Force To Try ' Another Moon Shof Friendship Pledged Beds Free Priest Sign C o 'M *srsi»iS’SRi> M F i v e s Kiwanis Governor Outlines Program S n s | ; e c 2t c t r At Meeting Here Election Is Over, Red Guns Silent Plane, Fj Aboard, Hijacked By Rebels Chan Sip And Sniff To DincitsH Conccrl Warner Proclaims Pa! Day' Nov.!? Nursery Flamu-d Weather 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 05, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6ffb9e7088d2e52d2f555f2e7f188daa.pdf 4d6107822256c8551c8dfb2fd2190a8c PDF Text Text Osteen News P 1 I> i i I if •y Mr*. C lw tM Any4»t Mr. tad Mrs. Millard C. Tyeon reevedky spent aeveral daji with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. Claud* Tyson. They hare furt W i . u ' fa-ora a rtro-jew tour of d.ry It tkt Mediterranean area r d will be stationrd now, at Green O vr Sprint* Mr*. Alma Walker. Mr*. Ray­ mond Pell and their sister, Mr* Ida Hand of Daytona Beach ipent the weekend In Donaldson, Ga., tialtler relative* Mr*. Ed EntUah of l)*).ona Beach spent ’he weekend with her a later, Mr* Vivian Allman. ^ Mr*. Doris Rutherford of Orlan do apent five d a jt with her parenU. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Jor-ei. E*tlic • Fraaer ha* returned home ftom Fi»h MeritrisI Hoipltal. D eU H Mr. and Mr*. J V. N'Uon at BirmLigham. Ala . recenilr Tinted their »on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Nison for two week*. Mr*. Ella Saunders of Itsrv.'k, G a, visited Mr. and Mr*- R»rmend Pell for two week* Mrs. Kenneth Harvey, M-* It II. William*. Mr». Albert CI.rk and Jin Guy Beal! atlevded thWMU asvoctaUo-al meetlnr *t Hr Stetson Baptist churrh Seminole Frtetv!*iilp .Vghl Seminole Rehek»h Lodge No U observed I*rlen*lshlp night vt s rtrcr.l niretlr*'. All lodges la thr district were represented hchri h g KasLmmee, Ft. Cloud. Oilsndo tfo II sod Lu.-em* No 3d of OrUndo A spccul courtesy, .pe.Ung the word “Friendship" honurrd the visitor*. Mrs. Nadine S'eui^liltr, ttho ha* been appointtd ChapisLi of Inter rational Aaaoeialion <t Itehekah Assemblies ws« font red and pMser.ttd • Rift. Out-of itstr lodges represented were Tseoma, W a s l Hertford. Conn, end Uirm.i gf s.u. Ai*. MYF S«v !* m Meetiaa The young people of the Osteen Mtthod.it Church held a nipper party at Lake Itarncy. recently, with Mr*. Grant Clutter, Mr*. Thomas Scagratea and Her. C. Harp, ehaperonei Attending were Jimmy »nc Butch Shirers. Barbara Vnn Clark, Priscilla Nison, Linda Dunn. Susan Hlera. Judy and Poo aid Harvey. Janette Clark, Hiehard and Robert Bronkr, Jack Bmrw, Herman Allman, Kdgii 1 i i I! Sutton, Frances Rigg*. Patty Vmctent, Regina Clark. Joe Frank Tait and Kenneth llosaek. Evening Eaiertalaaieal Rupert Strirklar.d wonders If it* Mrs. P. T. Pitty entertained a worth it all, as hr mo-e* rently group o ' friends it her home Mon­ about, with aching muscles, the day eve ling. result of a traffic arcldent of last Gam es were played and iVfreth- week. au nU served from a table center­ Strickland was In a olck-up ed vith an arrangement of fatl truck going south on Highway 17 W flowers. when he flopped for a srhoo! ho* Attending were Mr*. Joe Mas­ that wai unloading in the northter*. Mrs. Albert Pell, Mr* Frank bound lane A* he watched two George, Mis. Johr Juris. Mrs. children clear the front of his hobcri William*, Mivs Margie truck, he ch«*.-ked hi, rear-viston M arshall. Mr*. Otto McDaniell, mliTor prior to pulling off Mr*. Henry Osteen and Mrs Clar- | A* he did. he saw a car ap proarMrg from behind Strickland oo-c Snyder. told his pm engrr John Butler to •hold on. we’re going to get hit " When the two men came to they were some IV) to 200 feet further south and. what'# more, they were pinned In lb* cab ofth* truck. t i m b e r l a k e , s n _ < u p i) Thf / ! “■?** Ih* cab to —All members at the wedding cave In. pinning the oecupint* Genial Charlie Morrison happen party wrere on horseback when Fay* Nordvild married Delbert rd by and brought Stri.-kland and Butler to Seminole Memorial Ho* l»n gbrakr. Th* bride and her father r*»J* P "> Strickland »*< rclra*«i hut aid- by aide hrf-re the Rrv Ja m ** r< ,,>r *»• ’' n* ^ n r,n cr Mrmn Rice of S< Philip’s Fpt»rop»l n*l Hospitsl for .pedal treatmenl CVirch. who a!*o via* mounted H« has *lBCf returned to hi* b..mc She wore a light g.ay riding suit Strickland today toid The tierwith a matching <««bo* hat. »U tbst hr believe* the existing The bridrgn.itr ar.d his attend «(*(* Ia» f.vtrerntng Mopping in ant. J e s t Hnight, rode between two both lane* of ■ divided highway line, of hcaenen U* the *ide <4 tar a school bus I* dsngerou* an'i Father Rice should he changed He further Following the ceremony the cou- stated that *omc type of pull off pie. their attendant* snd other »r'» for bu*c» might help the nturiders dismounted snd knelt to Hmti recite "Th# lord's Pr»*er ' Couple Married Astride Horses Di.Maggio Playing Firm Encourages Brain-Storming’ SKOKIE. HI -<UP|>—Alrvcwt every employ# ,t th* Rolled Steel Corp. here participates twice a month in a brain-storming ses­ sion. Vie# President Ralph c Herd rich said that more than > o «ug. geition* have come out of the !a*t eight such meetings and that more than 10 per rent «* them were put Into effect ompap.y offiria s csclude them selves from the seision *» t.*ey ca t a* Informal a* puttible. All ruggestlons are tape recorded and presented to mmagrrrent. LAWRENCEVILLE. N J «L.TI» Joe Diklallio Jr .. n.n of the esNew York Yankee iuveball great, played fivr mtmi’e* at offensive u , gto. S r. »ai unable to appear at the game becaua* of previou* buiine** commitment* Apply For (James VOTK ON ‘ R IC illT T O W O R K *— S ix »t«tcs (b la c k ) a re votinir on “ rig h t to work” loyri*. lation fo m o rro w . Three ( X ' f l had “ right t o w o rk " law* and repealed them K igh tern (shaded) h a v e such law* on th e books. The “ n jrh t to work ' leg islatio n bans union shop labor a jrre e m e n t*. (Central P re s s) Peanuut Bowl Set; Tickets On Sale Ticket* for the am tal Peanut floe I Football Game will go on talc tomorrow. The contact football bout will be played this year by two teams from the Sanford Junior High Scbcal and will be itaird at Me­ morial Stadn'm on Friday, Nov. II. Fc.ttritiet will g<t underway at J.lc) p m. with the crowning of a Peanut •; Queen, wh.. w,.' * preside over the entire e*ent Game time wdll be I p. m with a half time show to feature popular local entertainment. Member* f the Studrnt Council of the *ch.wd will be tn charge of “ • r»o;r»’ to r' Jame* W. Ituckler and J B Phillips are eo-chairmtr of the game Ooarhc* are C. B <Petv) vhifard and Howard Gordie FINLAND ( L T D - The Lahti Toiin Abl(h ftri.„ ,ie d the world , ki eiiia,pion»Mps last winter, wJ, ipp,} („r th# :sc| Olympic games, informed *,uree* hlvf ,ol(j t))r y r.ttrd Pre** Inter. ,t.0na! J-7300 \I HERTZ 1 Oak Tree Inherits Land It Occupies 3 til F l o r a e » _ _•r s/iwr-a I Nov. 4th CONGRESSMAN A. SYDNEY 6:15 l\ M. WDBO-TV CHANNEL—6 js » 1 I ■ He Will 8 p e a k On Your D uty A* A C itizen to Get Out and V o le . 1 H E R LO N G \ C O N G R ESS FoL A d v . bp A . Sjrdagp 'i Pd. Herlong, J r . , Comp. Tread. r w $ Si - '■ f t m**-. ■ ■ it 5L J u ’- 2 v i *iu I Fla. BIGGEST B A R G A IN OF A L L T IM E NO T W AXED, 2-Yeor Field Grown FRESH DUG, L o u r ^tem Hybrids Eoch .Reds .Pinks .Yellows .Tu-Tones .Whites HURRY 1 DAY ONLY QUANTITY KK.IITS KESEKYED I n * ,.. Nov. 11(t .til .»ntl and Pink l ink IILt'ilance kcllow ». Editor hiiitur McFarland .vich.*rl .**1 Li••lance (loidtn l.uldeu ti r,..t h^t in tn (t Yellow). (Pink) (Tu-Tonc)—Talismun (Tu-Tn (Tu-Tonci Ami ijuinard (Itcd)—Pre*. Hoover H'xiver (Tu-Tonc)—Talisman f A. . Victoria f t ------1- (White) ■’ ***LuxcmlKturjr (Yellow)—Poinfcttiu -U .JV —K. D O A IL OTHER VOTING FIRST (for candidates on printod ballot) TO OPEN WRITE-IN ■ITE-IN SLOT: MOT: Press Frets n re leave trigger to tho right with WHITE PAPER right hand h thumb. At tho som e tm*e SHOWS— OPEN SLOT with loft hand index finWrit# in here ge. at position you want to write in FO RM ERLY PATEN TED ROSES D >umn^pr Snow (While Floribunda) Crimaon Glory (Deep Dark Velvety Kedl Better Time* (Blood Bed Be*t ("tit Flower) Eclipse l Beautiful Bud*. Bc*t Yellow ('ut Flowen t’otinte** Yindd (Cnroniine Pink— Ruff and Gold) McGredy* Sun«ct( \ ery Deep Yellow t Zulu Queen (Huge Dark Iledt Cecl Brunner (Sweet Heart BD«H*) You are now finished leave all levers and slots et they are. PUSH RED SWITCH (at top) to cloer your vote into tho machine Right thumb THI CURTAIN W ill THEN OPEN (X) H RIGHT Kach NKXT TO FAM O U S C L IM B E R FOR FLO RIDA MARECHAI. NIEI. OI.D TIME FAYOKITi:— YELLOW VERY FRAGRANT ‘County Commihpioncr District 4’ L IV IN G FENCE (ROSB IIBD(tK) JO PLANTS L98 (30 ft.) LEE GARY DON’T FORGET TO W RITE THE (X ) AFTER THE NAME Each LOW E M COST F E N C E YOU CAN BU Y tnd the - . hi IIK.U T i n I.: Think *»f it . . . p ,B. air* prr (out. «uu van |,Brr ,„ ur ,h|% , u|nmrr man, .umm,r. t» tu n , - .th rvol gr.vn l..ll.gr , m( g|.„iuu. ma».r, »f pink . 1*^ -hitr hlnom,! in n inter, teat let rid brerte. repl.re fte*ir»» a.l4lng *pir. enter In *..ur vaH and making It a haven for songbird* Ihe.e hard mutlifUra r«*»e hedge plant, grow FAST and «lth rale e*en in |Hmr will. So plant NOW |g» make jnur )JrH an uui« «f k» «ulv «iiK Oil* fa%l iro»iic . . . I ott .< MSI* Ml hinK rm rr*" MORTON’S LARGE SIZE CHICKEN - BEEF - TURKEY IN S T A N T POT 23 FOR Limit I Pleune for help — if you need it! .00 BORDEN’S COFFEE Ask the clerk at the muchine Each P IE S ^ FOOD SPECIALS GOOD TUESDAY dr WEDNESDAY ONLY TO r ■ . Sanford. ONE DAY O NLY Tear out this ad ami mail it toi'ay with your name, additros utid year of birth to Old American Insurance Co.. :i West 9th. Dept. 1,11091!. Kansas City, Mo. R E -E L E C T ^ i 81. you! Herlong NOV. 3 . 193S HILL Lumber & Supply Yard LM;i W. 3rd You run ha.idle the entire transaction by mail with OLD AMERICAN of KANS­ AS CITY. No obligation of any kind. N>v <>r.«. will cull on Write TO-NIGHT CAI.I. — “The Lumber Number” PA 2-5SR1 EVER BLOOMING m -HEAR- NEED - Uiirlu Here At A Savings . . . coni|*li!te information airout how you can still apply for a 91,000 life insurance p«ilicy to help tak*- cart* of final expense* without bur­ dening your family? INSTRUCTIONS FOR CASTING A WRITE-IN VOTE William Ellsworth Randall, K. dl<-d at 11 ;V) a m. Thursdsv at bis fxvme. 11.3 S. French Ate. a' gtti'ho*. wvs;rd, Mr. Rs-dall vra* burr Dec 17. 1*A7. In llarrlten County, Ohio lie wai a retired poll.-e chief from Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio, hir­ ing llted In Ssrford fn* the past 23 year*. He ll survived bv ore nice, Mr- Jnhn Tlltor. Aihlsrd, Ohk> Remilr.* were sent to Kent. Ohio, for funeral servicri and hurts! Brit-on Funeral llnrnr v,» Ichart*. 121 YOU X X X ROSES TO CHOOSE FROM Gunshot Victim Buried In Ohio | BUY E V ER Y T H IN G ROSE BUSHES ITS EASY-SIMPLE-DEMOCRATICTO MAKE A WRITE-IN VOTE! I f Do - It - Yourselfers m m To Send You . . . F A 2 -7 7 2 3 Even n Playoff Berth Won NnRW \LK. Conn - iL 'P Ir About the ktrdnt thing Donald members of th* faculty of Siab-rd Irw-tn ha* said about his Republi can opponent for the l'. S. House Junior High of Krpretentativr* it that he * an “eitien-.e optimist.’’ Young At Heart trwm made the comment aftrr PORTLAND. Mr — L’l’l l - hr rece.ird a letter from Rep Mn Elesnor llcdgk.ns. 74. »ai Albert M--r*no'i campaign head hospitsilted with a fractured hip quarter* a*ktr.g for a .-ontribution. suffered wnen *ne fell while plav ing ball with her three grandchild \ V m l(»| - |s C o m i lU r rer. n . i t , c o *. , ** „ -------,I» \ I.I..> S -D — l P I, - Rr» * . | . • Id u n ta aP e bw «*> t a l a . riest* hher. knew »winter wai, _on hncorc By Driver the way wiser, burglar* stole two NORTH WINDHAM. Conn. — gallon* of antl-fieetc from a I-cal i l l ’ll —While on her way from repair .hop. paying a l) fine for running a stop *lgn and crashing into an 0,h<r „ r> Mr, t h ,,* .# Warner. |0|. fontro> 0{ y,er , ul0i rjn c^f the road and crashed again. - ------------------------------------------- Would You Like Fs HERTZ The Florida Forest Service an­ vatlon Program planting are bp. inf a.ccptcd. nounced today that a surplus of First shipments of the 131JftO. pine seedling* permits accepting 000 seedling* from ill three sta'e more orders until further notice nurseric* will begin on Nov. 2i> The deadline for orders had and continue on into February. A been Oct. 1 .but a final Inventory notice of the freight or truck •hipping date will be sent to al’. tt •hows a surplus of seedling* over wb<> have had seedling orders ac> order* acceptrd by that time. R. cepted. Truck deliveries are made A Boruunghausen. management to the nearest county headquar­ chief of the Foreti Service, stat­ ter* of the Forest Service. ed. ’ Orders will be accepted tor Seed for future seedling crop* any amount on a fir*t-come-first- are collected In September In Flo­ serve bans. Thl* will be In effect rida and Georgia. Nurseryman until the surplus hs* been pur- Aaron Jordan report* that withicha*ed.” three week*, 17.000 n.ooo buthelt hu*heis were Order* on the »urpiu* amount l0|.ected. This year the Fore*’, will have o<* effect on those plac-1Service paid from St to 1113 ptr •-d before the Oct. t deadline t,-jihel for the conev. |) which will be (hipped without any ------------------ --------reductior TV iredlim* may V re /vf T | *( i C i t i pur ha*ed at W per thou*a.-d f 1 WP 111 * .n V * , a b the nursery, plus 33 cent* ITHACA. N V - LII> —On pe* ’h u«and if truck delivery is an agricultura. scicn'ist * list c rtj. Onjrfi for turplui thr mirlrnum rf<iulrmfnU lot a onJrrf for Cvnsrnation | profitable dain* farm. : hf fir»t li and IfHcultunl Conner* item eoa* Optimist, No Doubt \People 60 to 80 CAM . OTTAWA (D P I) - The Ottawa Rough Rider* beat the learurDavi« Rites Sunday Funeral service* for ilr». Mary leading llsmtlton Tiger-Cats. II I . W oo* a c u r Davit, who died Tuesday at Sem­ Satjrday to clinch a berth tn the inole Memorial llospttal. were Rig Four Canadian football league , Vie Knlirlki. A i;I.S 0 l K. lot held Survdav at the .Seventh Day playoffs. Adventist Church, Ruth S ’ , and Pine Avr. at I p. m Elder Jamalrolm Philip* officiated. BANK AT THK WiUon-Elchrlbrnrer M -rtuary ATHENS Ga. —<UPI) - A tret was in charge. t( that Inherited the land U atari's FR1KNDLY on from It* father, w-h,, u«j ,|r».j Taylor Riles Held ad the prop-ri*- by « L'niiersity Funeral tervke* for Earn#,t of Georgia j'nfe»«oi, I* now a X Taylor, who died Monday at O r­ sturdy white oak 30 feet tall The original “tree that o»-ed ange Merrnrial Ho*pi'.al, Orlando, ita a lf lived t«* the air of VJI were h*!d Sunday- at Second During iU lifetime. It dropped an Shiloh Hap tilt Church. Grapeville aetsm that grew up to become the Ava.. with Rev W. 0. Mtkell offi­ federal Uepc* * Inaenevr |aw»ent occupant of the plot an ciating. Wilton ffcbelberger Mortuary Unity 6. in downtown Athens. The property wav alined over *vat In charge. *i» tha tree by Pixf. William II. Jacksor. in the l«30’s The dred cvnveyed '*t» said white oak tree anti re possession o f ttaelf and of the land within eight feet of it on all sides.’* II U *ald to have been the only tree ever to receive eurh an her Or. i {! I I State Accepting Orders For Seedlings Injured HanSays Changes Needed In Rules About Buses Ion., Nov. 8. 1951 F o r PoNatlal Writo-Tn Candidate Abort P ol. A d r. Paid by J . E r a iu IlC F O O D M A R T r �“ 1 W ift f it e n t t e ii S f m i f t i AN V O L . X l.lX K stablbhcd IM S IN D E P E N D E N T SA N I OIID. FLO RID A D A ILY N EW SPAPER NO. 2 0 7 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1958 Seminole Voting 'Fairly Heavy' Nation Registers i Heavy Early Vote; • Record Is Possible County Voters Balloting I On Offices, Amendment Fniitnoli’ t 'utility vtit»*r.« went to the |t«>IU today to ell* m ax a pciiitical ratnpnicn enltvened by a Iw*til** between » WVMlIMVrON t l I’ l \mrrt D em ocrat!r P a rty nominee ami n write-in camUdftte for tho ran* in an hourly startling tide D istrict l i*ci»t on the Comity Commission. teda* «a*t b»!l«t* which will dr Local voter* were to ballot on two nu mber.* of the coun­ tri mine control r f thr H**iIt Cooty governing ImmIv, n Sanford C ity Commissioner, n cong*T*» ami affre 1 thr in*- r-rslden] grrisman, V. S senator, two memin race her* o( thr Railroad and Ptibllt COMMISSIONER VOTER FOR COM M ISSIO N ER— City Cam mi d in n e r At Wilaun drop* Sente f-vrecaste. * predicted a Utllitir. Commotion and the fat* his ballot for a new cit> commissioner in to th e box ni cit> hall. FiRht candidate' •rcord off * vrai vote appmachof two constitutional amendment*. were on the ballot for the scat t« be vacated by David C atrhel. W ith Wilson an*, left to *ng is million. The weather was Mild. Indian summer vtreathef rijrht. Mrs. \Vj|-..n Ti ro stile* and Floyd P a lm e r. (P h o to b) Rergstrom ) tiramcd down on the county. Thia, fine over mod of the country r\ romhtnrd with the interest creatt rpi Ihr ,Si* ith c*l by the ran between Vernon W. Fart) report* showed voting Dunp and U r Gary. v*i« expected hcavir.i wr.rrr thr lo, at issue. to bring about a "fairly heavy” ■i*d r«rr* were hottest, a* in vote Oh:, and lightest where thr out Karly ihi* afternoon. *ever*l INir I Initial Fund rain pal, n will come a*i nol in doubt at in thr continue into thr -mint It <f Nov- voting pteclnrta reported “heavy" i South ember tn an effort to rr*ch the voting. Thi* wa* not the cate in 't *talir anus- thr . wintry however. At Sanford goal of llrt.OtSI r*tal»ll*hrd a* thr all preeinrta. . Were 35 Senate and fl? House total need for thr «rvrn partirlpa- City Hall, thr voting wa* light *ratt plus 32 gnvrrmirthipi and Sanford voter# were lo select ■ ting ageneir* for I'*Nf> hurdrr.li of oilier tt.itr »»■ I lival The anniiunrrment wa* made new commissioner from a field post* and proposition* 'yesterday h* Harold Ka*tn#r, of eight qualtfird candidate*. Rural voting wa* reported to Vl*f> at itakr w*> the gwaliticjal president and Howard McNulty, futnrr and prr*idrnUal ho|iet of tie “heavier than expected.” Chief drive rhaiimat _ TAIPKl l VJI* *— ITtr Commar today Ihi \.*li na.ul. denied lt|WUh poison g#- shrli. Thu I 'U li vrtrrant at Senate Itrpuhti. The drive during thr month of '"trre«t In the county was the bat* ™l*t« dinted U«!*> that US "ith * upabtj that icft*elfd |obviously a typical propaganda cat leader William I Knorland IlCt.iber pro-iuced <11 C,;» V|c tic between Dunn, nominated Sept. fabrication ** and Gov \verrll Harriman of typp.ied g.M» er. Igucmny fired * f lr ton‘ *rr N'ulty >*ai. and he felt .ure that 9 in Ihe Democrats primary, and ” .. \ ire vdn Roland hmuot, rom* New York and tuch lelalive newt.a rj, Oviedo mayor, who wag Mtamrle** Ur Seminole County re*t>tenl. “would polion-gat m ill it the RH-held mJn(lfr of thr u.S.-Tiiwan Dr C A N D ID A TE WITH NO W OltlllKR— Seminole Cmmtv comer* at Knnwland't Drmorta lie i|Ulrk to recognue the need for drafted as a write tn candidate by "This it a shameless he. ealeu mainland Monday. »r<t alarmed (fn, f Command, also swiftly <le, tic opponent for the California Rcji. O ortit'i Frederick w*-nt to the twills today with no a more etithu«ia«tic irsponse If a group of eltirens. Nationalist. charged that thr vied th# Communist implication lalr*l to pave the »»* foi • governorship, up ami I .mini Added Interest was Injected Into worrit*.*, lie It.ml no opposition in the ireneial election. nor theve welfate group* aie lo do CommuniiM are preparing to ga> that thr United Slate furnlahed munitt adoption of tuch wra Fdmun.l <1 llr.wn. and Haitia rather dull campaign yesterday the work cut "Ul for them. in the September Democrati* prmmtv. Alt F. 1’ Kolinillthr defenders of thr tm> out post thr Nationalist# with gas shell, ppna. snapped Rear \dm. I.iu m a m tint' f,^ Nrl*.., \ Hu kr |„, Sr. checks hia namo o ff the li-l of ipmlifieii voters. The drive leadrr paid high trib when the Seminole County lapitil and. Sttinot Mid: “Thi* itatrtnrnt It ute to the produce sral trucking tattve delegation publicly urged * I*li.it.1 by lU*rp*tronil A Peiping broader*! beamed at ahsoluielv unlurue Wr hate not lloh-tu spokesman nf Ihe Nation frber division and its captain, Richard ilcfeat of Amendment No. 1 In to­ E l s e n h o w e r was Formosa leveled the charge late furnished thr C'hinrtr Nationalist* atiat Drlentr Ministry. lr»* lhan among the day's falrh eatly vot Packard. Ihe goal way f.t.OUO and day* .election. This is the con­ an hout after the broadcast by Del. 31, $3.7:*n had been sub- troversial "daisy chain” amend­ ■We have no such weapon* r r * ,,r *,M> Wl" “"•* “f ,h*' »‘P ■eribvl. Ihi* deficit of |;*0 .hould ment which would allow constitu­ The United Slate, never .applied t"*” 1 'l ' Cetlvstnirg Pa . be forthcoming it* the neat week tional revision in package delta us with such weapon. Mr neveheltcople. in 10 minute*, vole.1 only. or so, he laid. tntrmi lo u*i» sticli Hf*pon» ln Ju%* 4r><* ^fw Sen. Douglas Stenstrom and against our own people *>n the ,n ,!ir , *Ri'a A* a mea.urem.nt of what .hould lie done and whst ha- Seen Rep*. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gor­ mainland, who are hrld raptl'e Itemoerats Conlldcnl B 'Oimpll.brd by Del 31. rod. Mr don Frederick r.ilie.1 the proposal b* the Communists.” Democrat* rUimed the expect “Undemocratic" and elimination of Null* gave these ftgurr* t.m .aid tlcn Wang shu imng. •'*! Iieavv turnmit would t>.*-*t ihelr i I t*|. Pidhng I.Hiiin lloll-ii.l and hi. tint1 -liallengr. Ml \ Ml nivn. 101 —local firms (down­ the individual'* right of choice. [the Nalionail.t t luef ..f .tall, iwt- eiirTerd mi) .riiict In both H.iu.r am . today for an l*etand lljr.-r of Miami. Holland town section)* ii>*.l 110,0.10, re- | Seminole was npected to resonally mderett Ihr immediate and Scnatr Rrpuhhcanv *aid no I uvrl1" ■* . .wa* rvpc-ted to win ItatHldy. KitrmiitK. like any o th e r occupation, i> u gamble. Vege­ denial . m u ' soVtly w .the Democratic thing about the Senale hut ron rtprrlrd Huh! t irnout nf le»< (hen * iieil rut,oral atteiurj. Cetved M 3dl. table producers probably a rc the world's best-known bust* ’ I want lo warn U*e t otnmun tended iHrv would recapluie Ihe halt of Ktnrtda’s t eimnno . | iros'lon'al""race* Wtrti 102 - -t'.tv County am 1column, arconlinf to veteran poll* i an * 0 ness gam blers, facing all of the wills of other liii*iiie.*«es and iits: If the> i e * n rt tn auch Mou.r trred voters p. iurumbenU from Flo ploya^ and Khuol taacberat Ooal 1Ileal observera. U. S. Itcp- A. Sydney Hcrlong. la-e.h.irg, wag weapons, the) must hear all the n few peculiar to their own trade. ilr.eur-1 *110. Ttir Sunshine .Stale vole,I mi nda't live other dt.lilcta wilt go *•'•«». Dl*t*. Inn -building trade*. expected to retain hit Fifth Cots* Like oth er farm ers, vegetable tight the buttle of too rtm*ei|uence*.'* the admiral *anl «|V rare, nf ■ta'cwpl, -ignifi t*4 k t'l Ciuigrrs. ,ioopl*"*ctl gres.ional District teat dfipito a The Reil broadcast *an1 II . M i i r k i 'l s C’ lo S C tl much rain or l'*> little, in .e c tv glutted m ark ets, freezes, lb P It illioMi *' Cramer r>l St Dual 13,0.10, Received *1,79* M ranee Iwu <on*tlltlll<uial amend hou*e to house: j strong campaign by William C. Dlvn to( i omnium.t suldlcr. wen affe\FW YORK Il'P ti M I major mrnt’ ! ‘i *'ate t-gi.lat • . s--.d P.’tci irg l lniuls • nni) Re high production costs and many other* Citleman. Winter Park Republican. pub >i 4-1 unire*.ma:i sin.-e Re l.l.tlOO. 'e*riied **90.10 I'nlike many o th er typ es of farm ers, how ever, Ihe vege- te<t by the alleged attack, whirls domestic securities ami rnimro- »tforr^ of minor local Itivr: tod prialtsre: *;•*»! *3. “Safe'* randidalps were Clevein\nivr 4f o( i»n unipf^i/iril cj|f% m^rkfti trpfc lo%rd tnrfi) llrjdihk: thi* HiitUnf u « t11**' ro» rnn.tiurtimi da*, wa* a liras* ildr pml near cant hold hi. pr,. ,)pr „ ||nkpi, ,hr l nil..I state* latui. Fredertck. Stenstrom and t t.. . hark Democrat tHtn, r errIred S2.720 M^rstiif1 of Ihi* ifil !>r iav»*<- Htrn sj■ . nr*1 t, j :.i«.>,it. Did I'u pi fi -.iiin* * : t^t* ts»viit (ialrhcl, Democratic nomlduct ' until the market i< right." j with the allack bv n.dln. that 0 Wpiiiut ti K•- .- ot ttinnihm in th When rahhagr, lelerj, tel luce an.l look place ‘afler dentist■. clergy ii'"l n, j f fnr |(,P District I teat no thr *uppl) f Fir*l Di.ltict i r hean* are rrailj. they mu.t go to large amount* of f V /nntuni , reai vot,-. f.'.'-oo. rrreufd «! ■' the County Commission. They bad two tear, ago •>* IMvn 109 -beverage and ret n„ (ip|>r, t„on market, regard!#** of the prve- lion ' to the Nationalist. file ibi.r.t congrrs.innal ,on- taurant- —tlosl f i.itflil, ieeeive*| • /■-* l i __ r* \VT;^ li It's true that cold ftorage ha* help Thr charge was leveled durmz ti*l l-»o o*l ti, thr Fifth Ib.trtet ( l l i n i b l c i L it to '* 1i i pretene the lift- of wgrtahle. a lull in '.hr “cat and mouse v Imii Dr mo rati. Hep \ n Is.vi: 110 - automotive. Goal TAMt’A i t'P li— Nathaniel Smi- f«r » few day*, but » rarb.vil *>f campaign against Ijueni" Tic is.iti llirl..ni -d l.cevb’iig ai-nt f 1 ,00. 1, re*eive,| Ji.MI Wt lev. a \>gr<* **olti# peddler -vhn 'egetahlrs Isn't like c l„ic of mt Communist gun* * turh hurb-d again*! Re|tsiblu an William Cole­ Altamonte Springs, laing*.io<l, ca.tie that i an lie 3).lf>2 shells at thr oitpoit ulatil. • hi. t"n ur hrrd man J' •'( D lamb. Ileilung bars t'*««elherry, recelve.1 $.'&3: lienpreferred jail to ir.lormm. ghf!(, {fir <n ,ndeflnito time Momiay were illfn ly won tr etectlnn two >ears ago eva. l i t SO; bake Monroe |C0. vetsh toda) Heavy rain, la.t week pretwhty Hut < .m idmitti d hr larkrd Inte Marv linn. Maltlaml |3, Itnaitir** i* gtv,»i in Ni>nnn«ilt> f'n u n tv. Titers' nr.im ■ ■ sv*n■ werr viewed n. a nuisance to If)irnrt t . maVr a real Nn*. Ho-e lift, national firm* 1 -1 1 1 .1 let. 'O b j e c t * I s F o u n d k «pect*r'd*r twocar colHilnn o f reccaaion. many eitv dweller/ but Semlnnle ,1 |i' w* *frt«C tle--b>iic .tali H «'.*M1 last night ,.t JSth and Sanford aeot MARION I • t f t Owner ol |mints vegetalde iv-io, ,* rlidn’t The Sent im dr ( *«t>ttii v • hntuix-t m t nmnii’i ■ t i r w( i; In IfII S,%I» fn n .- 1 H«q. Paul .•■I *n41 'it, tiguie t -4 . met lo the hospital It «ult* ohie-t four-’l on hchw#: out.i.le f,r ( The* loved it lln •* ram* I trle a n 'il figure* on h m in •* tirnd whii- i honlii -n.iki ihe Roger« I n r | ji Ki- dale la-.-l given l>> the-professional clasufi In), tel were Sonny Ovillo Far* .Marion Monday ran get *a-nr hack 4Prr |llir , tn (),P bonk l‘n moat avid prophet o f gloom .ulopt un optim istic .upUcik I'hiifti. , 1* Wa. r of ration im lude. the I25<t previous- ff)> 20. rnli.lr.1 man attached to Ihr G»’1 l by contacting sheriff * deputies .omr. it could mean the difference Mark deposit/., tip 1.1 |ier r e n t; bank i .•moiiiy.-*, up l.'» per Ifotic S*iUlMl |t«. -ei* in p ilnrity ' tv repotted o» being aiibaeribed hy XAS; and lllah Nasthrea Klelda, Object It nuthou*r between profit and loss r0f thi* w... t,- ■•TT* him in c e n t : jaisltil receip t*, tip l**’r c u t . Itmlditij; perm its in ’• *“* r Ytto , t f . arowing seafnn. To others. It will 1Mlfl sides witn his aunt, Florence Bell, His Heart s D c s i r i * m.-an a more surce*iful year Sanf.ird will hu*t the is* pi.t Snnfopd for the fir-t litre. <piar1er* *.f Ih i. vejir, lift ix'.i p.-,- earlv Vt 1I*f\ Iw . l». n«*r t jtt ir.-umia-ntt •>-> lie 4.I-I..I that the Na*y Raw- on 13th St lifers «r of the vent r n r It-. u * r perl -I In Iasi mi«irri thr Fifth riilli Cbnireatinaal ln n rr rRF.F.Int" Mi* it PI <‘r ruiiin ut- wi.nsw Ihr ur. Ir Railroad ami Areordlng to Investigating offle|year „ Dittrirf n ni Sundif t if Ovtf viUe Gonnrlng Zt »*• fined *IU Telephone* m in th. th# Sanford rv I'll 1*11e , '1 • ♦ III! snd rttts ".Monday lurW « in' minin' estimate, fo, rente, M r S . S a d lC H o tV C y Telephor-,. ' " rr*\ ' i.innuiiloM, ,;nm ....m t. a BV ami toe rrpmn-m “ ers, Farley ran the red light at sttd cost* Honda* for turning in t Prel, Preliminary for the venlrr rnjnt. •1 IH ivih tin 1 aii.' a ra ti") ■ false ala-m ‘m l :<n*ld hear the' 1B57-M growing reason reveal that Holt for the meeting will Iw pv I —_ | _ IkA— . J ' hangeluv* thcrraied h It J ... . . '' » ra t- .>>. that Mtreto W 11, the Intersection, just at It had Ivrn entered hy Field., Farlty'a Ores -n e*l whrt the ■■'*• - . .ir, Srnunol.- farmerv iinvc inciej.ed Sanford postmasler J»el ! .e-l DlCS ID M o r v l O f l d iw»t 12 month . iI.-. . .• ' ' ' >.i* . *i dj>1-rert n e convertible dragged ihe Negro's pTi *#!! t tu lrr .re a re uf most vegetal,!,. * aril Field will h, assisted by ......... her M„ Sadie McCarthy ........ Itllir' W ' ‘ . -"e a r* -X ^ ^ ^ car to feel north on Sanford Ave. rnrkrr, fttutilv Airrir^Itutiil nyrnt. right i«4ninutlrt« of Srminolr c - . , , , . t**tri* f?K |» r crnl end Fields wix thrown through th* U n ). j p \ 11 . 1 I ' a m u i r e s *nw enuntv vegetable production ICounty a . a reception committer ' ,r< ' t'homhei figure* .• '' ligurr. pu« pm\«. tlljt right door nf hu car. and cam* H t t l .i t A i m U l (miH .hxs . ".UMWOCUI m Postmasters fro m ll countir. ,n . B*-«»»'»d* N»r»> Hn.pital m M Vmlnole t «u“tj ............. ' M ............... "Ule fund o.,- fv *i grn i%ir»a: -n aid the ,n" race., VTI-5N7 \ 1' I’l lh€ motor to re.I with Ihe car seat on th* crease” wher wheri *:i all ihr the figure* are me ATLANTA 1,1 ,c ,n'' r’r create" Ule diurirt diitrtfl will will meel meet itj ' IIi l 30 l " land land Pm>n|j|i. , | proiprnt ' <■ a__ n ;.nr and prosper i the Itopc "r of un H o r r i n f i J l O n K I l C S • ge stood .till S Monti* for npt.iii uf Seminole Spotlng Hoods, ige .t.-xl (till I1 b ,r a* compiled rompiled p rn m for f.>r a covered dish hinrheo. \jr* Haney f In th. i, lunrhe-.n Mr. Ilarvry w*. wa. the thr (mix. ' ni">. Ih peri pt rl. *i .1 «.‘m|tt,£ Vailmml.stune, horse \ \ h.a.k hiark .i.ao mar* ran arourul the car was a total lost. 4*t sto -C4-.- Srrtyu ......... aimed Slot* s ,»lr f**M ,,,],.,,. .tlc,p „ , pN uai.k difHi.9>i..r.ilI ait • HeM aenrlce »ennce ..ffi.rt officer rod ami , n .n anrrat,.,................. r .k. v.. ' •*' (•»-• • lllft|H'*I ,. C _f Cnr T o m o rro w ml Wiltiur *' j C l .n | >4't <d Ml*' I* expressway^ nlniuat file Fatley i.ir narrowly milled alrn.i-; I 1I :J nulllmi » .111 HI crates .ra te . of ,,f .el , r| pustal p.stal inapeclon ln»perli*r. are rip. rvp. ted lo ,,n l'-*’1 "' V*1 , . „ from >11.130,011 IIH7 am Jet rv I o m o rro w 9.'*11 Itah >77*1 *77 93 11*2. ..IHSO . .at.-- ,,f. rahhage, attend J “ *» ’ ■rn i - I *. ■ i irffci.ltli.il from ..•tent fur ehout hour, far! Dodson, Sanforsl police offic­ eiv. --B SS C| .utL|f*f t* ihi. 2 L " .■ .......... • ' w a « u » # / ' ■ ! ...................... ................... f v v i , P| ; t neraI .erewes t"i r 'Hie liar pirig t,-4ff' '.efotr ..'luer* -uld more than 190,009 rratr* ef rautler .ho had hit passed thnough tjefl#-* ’ mr bank FMlllfJf* l tidei distu.aiun will *ie mf.-r 1 ,*,n Remain, are fa rd Xnd.evt Sard. rington It "til be held Wedne* is*.-. He* . — d lead he■ » .. I t the Inter.rcllrq, on patrol, t'lpt. r'l IIIhps| f f i flowr* *nl morr d m ;oorw* budi mati.m on "Advante f'reparatirn sen! to I’arSoni for buna) a S.'rl.S): I-. t*. UM whit. hi .( r dHill rla- at 1 p n 1 ; rT'1 Arnold Williams of the Sanford '•>, lO| ,, ill " in»rr in. «t it l' gre.. e]« r( pepper• to Handle Chnstma- Mail ' T«o end of Ihe week . a *.,n « I It..me It W P R t.- A D »! in(, Njv) inv,„ i g „ „ r, G ro u p S e ts M e e tin g .. ......... ............. Muad fUmi «lw will be ahnwit hy {||onif ,, :lu ) ir t |laM ttar.ll.t <horch -etlt i»1 ............ ‘,l of were called tu Ihe acme. 3 hr iiuii Ihi id i-lcilll. iIlt'IlT . DK1.AND t ’I*I I 1- i lot ida the lug crop* in the county I lar.t- the irgionat .dfitc, fI, late llnrial will folio/ !•* D.ik She is survived u* a *.n Farlcv wa. taken to the dispenrra.od > •»'. i ti:. i.. i Asti.flng Field will ta- hdward Aasociatton on I hlldret l uder figure* fo. (in- ,,..*■ i show b#-r t'emeler) K. llarvev it#**rd. •ary at N'\S, where the extent of ,rt meter* from S ug to a s;y 0 s v will meet at Stelsut l nucrat that aerragr in .eLcr* #e.t cab N Mltcbe!l. Mtamofllr bprirvgs. Mr Harrington wa. the victim ht* injuries are undMrt mined, *1tv here Nov f. S to , 11- - uv» the bag, iTwrea.ed. peppers remained MauHnr l< Malker. .TiuluoU daughter Mr, Howar*) * II, T#I*phone* m the local exchange Hull r*- lived in Janu of . truck accident Thursrlay Ihough not considered serious, formulation of .tate-wide sland about the *ame and .aullflowrr Mlntv S Warren, Fern t’ark. J -rn I dr net Mrs llat .cn t. -.-.i ■iriea..-*| hi mure Ihan I -a. tr .m •rv 1 SI nullin', in Semin morning in San tlrmadlno, I «l t lrlil- wa. [Died in “fairly * t.> •v*. »rds fo* nre .rh.Hl e ‘r . . Irnpi*e*l lettuce, .wee! roin.and I. Ileown Geneva, Virginia P I. left Sanford to. I .11. r i .d const in thoi bond. III. Sanford re.tdencr a a. «lft good" condition this morning at r». atnlr at.-, ir.rr.4-rd In acreage. An.lei.oi:, t.ake Mary \nn*r G \ a In the- first thrrs <|ua . , ..f .1. i . 41*9 ■ 11-nl-v rallaba. lutirel \ve the .Seminole Memorial Hospital, " ‘ J r *r. ttusi.fi* s permit, i Sa, O n e K o f I'I i f K o h u T«tai vegetable anragr tn the MrArthur, lake Monroe. I'hexter with possible bark Injuries and ' -d totaled SI VD 991 *■ Irvcrra.e CASTftM ' N t I PI, for coun'v thi* *ear. ba» inrrea#ed K. Nelson, leingwood *-d foho Ij -i ' 1 iff nt i nun nlftflA) —, — .arerauona lacerations ot of the head, from 5.395 lo (1,229. or 125 a-rea. R .tone*, flviedo f ilmrul t } / ' W ovrr Ihr total Weslbrnok 4 Negro told why he This added land I. e.peele.l to , t ; im « « m bonds hire L a r; Fariry « » . hun a month ago or Ihe auftir mnr muoth. It. I9.y; valula' he was was sitting m ,*t> co„n. ... pu(h , t->v|l lh„ , s , t mi1 •ij was the ft million . _ .j . in an arridcnl in tkstren. II* is Rul dir c orr-uit* Seminrdr l-*r In tin looking for a Job liugt. profita above ihe It I 2 mil HclD of Thr fi.si thrre .ptaHer*-*a- ) i.t for SriHi •I t "1 cam, ,.|i n. i !•> *c«who l(,n „f |gi( vrBI Alla .ertain to h. right-cent gasoline • NAS. It is disturbing to a -a-uu* » I*--, of Stir n 'lin.. . «twiprur.c the .tali- for the Fire heavlfy damaged an auU. •ft U <1 Judg. l r 1 '■Hue >e-d» to the ln, r Pa-r la thr t l million * eg. T d P IM I 9 P f I n i ll T p H for office to h- unai.'r to * - » T.2.799 mobile driven hy Mr. Herman C O U f'f road* *nd then t ran go get that table producer# poured into the O'* 'I * 1 hts final appeal for vote* Permit, i-.i.rd m ihr City of Stanley earlv thi# afternoon man's job Westbrook told offi- |^,i economy !a»t year to get Klghteen year old JoeVndrews Such »•*» the r**e with t i .l# Sanford during Ihe lhi*d quarter Mr*. Stanley, wife of a ACL cers vegetable, piantevt. cultivated. #uffereda severelaceration of the II Roberlion ye.sterday Roirrt sere alight!) beau Ihr total fnr IHillreman, was returning fr»m , . harv«e*i and shipped . scalp last night when the pmlrup soil, vice president aral nwriv < **rnt- pr .|n<| la .1 vrar Fo, I a . C I klndergaitcn with her children S lig h t O v e r s ig h t — — ---------truck in which he was a p»<«enget of Thrimotane t.a* fo i. a . x> A repre.enlative of the 5Aa!> iilunle , mnlv hoarvrt the »hrn thr car Stopped running and Service Office of the Florida V A. SAN FR W 'ISO * .1 I’ll -There t .. ,, went out of control ard turned didale for the Sanford s’.,. • ' ta1 for the third quarter wa.) Arrcry jCVCrCO HIVMt , I *1*| a \ 19 vrar-old llarted smoking She go, the child- will he la Sanford Nov. 6. m.*»ion In I'Hjav's eiectinr v inj qqy W o n fn o r ° ' fr '>fl r *° * was ju*t o'e thing «iot g slondlj VV C U JL f >Wf Driver of thr pirkup wa. Ror.ert mother « a . teverely rut Monday e" 5 «ul "f ' h*' r»r aed re.idrntl Appointment* may Iw made by 3e<'.eida), The Herald, h ■ ■ when a much-heralded educational I'anl. cloud, through VXrdn#* Harlon fleekham J r . 1* S*. ford lake omitted an advertlvemr'-t I When a over t.. atr*l bahv t*/.:tlr »n tlw ItTt. St Ftrneh Ave area contacting County Service Officer , , f f „ ;. rushed to the rescue with hand e«Rrckhsm was uninjured Ihe sc television program >eg» with .Is. with *-idel. xcattee-d .honers exploded In her hand im behalf of Rohertaon* eaod. -M l» ir Karlyle Householder at his lave l.l.ft ANON let,, 1 I PI i Mr* vlmlrj A Spring cant .hr ttngullherl office. teachers teaching tn-fnr.- the rim tonight and vvrdnee.ta* High lo- etdeut iK-curred at 19 |ft p m dat’> .^IDr# todAY iA r|Arllf,n i|a> a _ . , , . 4_i.„ . da* 75 to »0. Not *» cool to- Highway Patrolman J. I. Sike* th# •dYrriiitmpnt muM Ro> I'ruchs'r .pent a lot of litnt . dorr.I off afler putting Ihe bottle The fire department wa* called. Matters iwrialsiing tn federal A , ., wcra*. TN sel- hadn t been drliver night a Ith tna arouri.l SI. ,I.ight estimalrd damagv at around M99 run. In hospitals rntlv although hr j in a pan to heat When she a a.-ke but the city has .pul lending or *late benefit! to veteran#, their ed to claaaroomi nf l? .ehoois *arlahle »ir»d« graduall# becomAndrews was treated in the The Herald regret, the omu.ioi* was iierfectly health) 111* fafherj.hr picked up Ihe bottle (nd it (rucks <n> out of-glly rails rxcept dependents nr survivor* wilt bh whete puptl* were to get the ing easterly to to 15 miles pee rmergroev room of the Seminnle and apoltgues to lh# eandidalr sraedfalhce and great grandfather i explo.te.1 -evering an artery in, In , tie of "life nr death” emer- discussed from I p. m. to 4:M 0 broadcast lessors hour Inday and torlghl. Memorial llosp.tal and released and hi* supporter* irm. . were all patient, at the same time.'her tight ai I gencies tn. United Fund Drive Extended; Leaders Cite Campaign Lag Reds Say Poison Gas Fired; Charge Denied Florida Expecting Ligh t V o te T o d a y Vegetable Farmers Hike Acreage Despite Gamble News Briefs Business Reports Reveal Two Cars Collide; Drivers Injured Local Economy Growing Sanford Will Host 186 Postmasters ror Bonds Validated, Bids Slated Soon iTruck Overturns, Robertson Lost Thot Last Appeal Uamaces . .. u will iw .. DriVCr o cts • Botflc Explodes, assncUta dltor th* Handily at V A Officer Sets Visit In Sanford Sanford Jaycees Urge: Go To The Polls Today; Transportation Provided _J ■IF �•- " Editorials Fred Othmcm S a y s' GUNPOW DER‘TEEf nV FREDERICK C. OTHMAN tit will he m'M »nd wild srd. he ipondeat who visited the moos. WASHINGTON - The eld firm -; insists. there’11 be a goad thaw via flying isaeer. and found ths er. who ent# predicted snow in and then more snow. p»w. people fr.er.dly. living:nn a are it July and mid* it stick, this time ‘’ Easterly norm", ssys Ssgen- P'*1" r , f ch'n* a chsln of lofty h ii (ore loo far. rforph shout the first of February, m id?W'» Breaking all precedent In the it- "Hide where trs w.rm. Windows wir.ecolored Lmf.hv. °!amethyat. manse builrets. Robb Sagendorph. are pelted (Feb. It, snow s almos. SaJfrdorph’s lunar explnr™ tie Old Firmer of Dublin, N, H melted. Drive slow (Feb. ItlS i in found *•! species of forest iree>, Is fnrtliUni In the KTth snnaaJ this snow " plus beavers that walk on their As for March, he says: "Same edition of The Old Farmer s Almshind legs and carry their young sun, honeybun ." nae a mild wlr.ler. He sets April beginning with in the arms. The people most ate All other old farmers, including four feet tall and wear rn clothri, myself, are predicting a wowser of days so haiy you'll feel laiy. plus but they are covered with short* winter, with Icicle*, four feel roln. hall, and mlybe a little srow. After i rainy beginning, the Old copper evened bair lonf. blinardi, and drtfta of mow (Juite * book far 33 cent*, *vrdeep enough to bankrupt that tire Tinner siyi M»r *d l be hot tf you don't believe a word <>* company offering a free taw to enough for a Hottentot: the sis­ any ear unable to navigate on its sies wtll be wltbout dritslei. June winter treads. We always have showers may bring flowers, but fore*e*n hitter winters; that's the he says June l should bring a real wav the Almanac business is run. deluge; liter *n In the msnth: and !'m p«t too happy about Ss- three cheers, dears ■'Sticky and Uky," ha says of ger.dorph exporting June buds In L A S T SH O W IN G January. If fie * right agaia, like July. ‘•Events may be tricky." He OPEN 12:13 he was about that freak summer say s tornado trouble will burst the snow, he'll mik* the rest of us hot bubble the firs! week of Augseers look silly. ust; then it'tl be all sunny, warm. Aa a veteran in the trade, and blue. September he i»ei as though, he does copp*r his predic­ starting pleassnt ar.d very mild, tions by ssying we'Jl have some but on the 16th he ears all is loft, storms, too, with tht first one here comes Jack Frost. October coming about the Uth of Novem­ he claims will bring fine dais alt ber. December, he say a, may be in this beautifully-colored fall. a lltt'e redder than usual, but This Is where we came in In the tnere wont be an muca sue*. Old Farmers familiar yellowFact is. Suitrdorph says well backed Iwok. which also contains have about two-thtr.l* a* much the usual assortment of jokes, re­ snow this winter as we dM h it. cipes, and auve.llaen.entv for «uch January, he says, will start with I’cmi „i gypsy bait oil; It .ru rs snowy contortions of real Mlrrsrd f*sh Site or no cost. proportion and the wintry fog rho Old F irm c alt- r,eludes would frecie a dog On the llth • -sport by b,s »pecial coir*. Farms And Factories Needed In Seminole IH 1 ii ji I Ip '! 1 I ill Seminole Countv officinU Thursday night got a lengthy report from the F>rida Development Commisiion about lo. cel industrial potential. . Thii 80-page report went into much detail, offered many suggestions about correcting some of the deficiency. In abort, however, the Commission told Seminole offictnls that the county fa getting progress in direct relation to its work for this progrets. Seminole County vsa* told that it could not expect pro­ gress to “drop in its tap." A certain amount of industrial de­ velopment wilt come to Seminole County regardless of the Attitude of the people. . . The type of industrial growth that Seminole needs, how. •yer. must be sought, actively. Officials said after the meet­ ing that the Committee of 100 is a step in the right direction. '* This eountv now Is experiencing the struggle between those who urge industrialisation and those who favor agri­ culture as the basis for the ecnnomv. It is a quiet, tinc^ngeious type of struggle. Many are participating in the tugof-war without being conscious of the fact. There is no reason for Seminole County to be indu&tri: allied or agricultural. It can he both. Neither need be exeluded to the benefit of the others. As H case in point. The ; Herald offers the example cited by RumcII Kay, whose 1 column, ‘Too U te To Classify." appears weekly in this paper. * In a column, Kay aaid when we think of million-doliar industries, we usually vision huge industrial plants, smoke; ttacka. fumes, smog and air pollution. For this reason, high•ly-developed raaort areas with substantial tourist patronage ’ ywd extensive residential development have hesitated in cninduetriea to loeate. „ ,, ; £ u r aaging i ..................................... ........ Delray Beach, famed tourist resort on Honda* Gold Coast, recently secured a promising new industry* that has tremendous potential for large payrolls and increased employment without any of the objectionable features that usu­ ally attend such development. . • This is Gifts By Wire, Inc., which operates somewhat like • telegraph delivery of flowers. More than -.000 drug stores i with aervice to 3,000 communite* across the nation have ’ signed up for this aervice. The firm opened with 7C cmS tioyea. At the end of the first yea* the company will have • 150-200 employes, an annual payroll of about Si million. If Delray Beach can do it. ao can Sanford and Seminole 1 County. To prosper, this area must have a diversified econo. 1 * y . Agriculture and industry can travel the same road. In modem America, they must. L I Ht 1 in t V i » ! A II it ft * - ft § 1 J6 _ I _ , . mm Ji m ft, -ft ■M um a a A i l Oviedo aft By Marian R. Jones members part1 ipu.c in lutlude, Mr. and Mrs I.awion Hardy, manning the h>* dug atar. 1 for bas­ accompanied by their son, Ikmatd, ketball games and relllnf Christof Gainesville, left Fr.day for |ma* cardi, Money will te used Birmingham, Ale.. where they for the Junier Semor banquet. The Bethany Circle of the Firs'. were called due to the sudden death of her mother. Methodist church ha» announced Sy mpathy go** to Mr. and Mrs. that Christmas cards arc available 'In* success of ine Gifts by Wire operation is expected to Indicate J . I, LsRoebe who rc-tived word from any member. of the desth of their tS-year-old to out-of-state planners and exe­ granddaughter in an automobile cutives the feasibtllty of In-sting acrid* nt In We* AIlls. Mil. She, national strvires in Florida. The with her mother, visited the LaGifts by Wire service Is available Rochet this summer. to 37 million people, It I* estimat­ James Allen Thompson, super­ ed the service will handle 10,b>3 intendent cf public instruction of Individual transactions a year re­ Vero Bcs.-h and son, Jim, and presenting approximately ISO mil­ grandson, Dsvld, visited Mrx. J. Don S Co* key of banfnrd Direc­ lion, To date the Infant orgamra- N. Thompson last week. tor of the Florida Beef Ceunri). tion has already sent out more Mrs. Mae E. King, who hat been will attend a meeting of the Beef than 100.000 mallinr pieces from eonfined to her home because of Council in Fort Myera Nov. II Delray Beach and Is steadily step­ Illness, is able to be out again. The Florida Peef Council will ping up Its operation. Mrs. Ralph King Jr. and san. review the results t.f Its state-widr Youthful officers of t ' » nation* Billy Cox. visited her parents, hcef stew promotion during Ibe wide organisation averaer 33 M a-d Mrs. G. M. Arie and his month of October r d ^cct off!* years of agi. President Kugene parents. Mr. and Mrs Ralph King cers for the coming year. T. NsKsne is a nitive of Delray tins weekend. The council is composed of catReich who retum*'1 home after Mr, and Mrs R. I., Kemp and tlemen, neat pa-kers. md other war service and sc.ooling to en­ daughter. June, of Jacksonville, groups Ir.ferestrd in the develop, ter burinei* in his home town. were the weekend guests of their went of Florida's beef industry. While advisors tn-d to dl»eour- btother-ln-lsw srd tiller, Mr. and It is supported by the voluntary ace hit location in D*'ray Reach, Mrs. Fau! Campbell. deduction cf 10 cents per urtd contending that he should chontr Robert Dewberry Is back a; on the beef cattle sent t market. a larie city, NaKano believes that. home alter a bout with the flu The meeting in F'ort Myers wilt Florida and Delray Beach a re 1 Rev. end Mrs, Jark Adam* and precede the annual convention of Ideal for such an operation red chiidt'r of Miami we-e the werk- thr Florida Cattlemx-i • \»jodagrowth of the MW industry bears end guests ef Mrs. R. G. Smith t.<r out hit good judgment. while attending the First Metho-----------------------------Five years of study, planning diet homecoming The San Franciu > earthquake research and survey went into the Net proceeds from the Oviedo and fire of 1206 kii'e.i *13 prison. organisation of the new Giite by Junior class car wrash held Ss'.ur- and caused ibO miiii n dollar, Wire operation. day were U6 Other projects rless damage. Too Late To C la ssify By Russell Kay The traveler or forgetful relaWhen we think of million dollar live will have no problem of wrapindustries we usually vision huge , ping, mailing, spoilage, breakage Industrial plants, smokestacks, ts delivery lo contend with when furnts, smog and air pollution. For he sends gifts by wire, lie simply this rrsion highly developed re­ orders the gift through his local sort areas with substantial louiist store, fills out a greeting card and patronage and extensive residen­ pays for It. Gifts-by-wir*. Inc. tial development have hesitated |does the rest whether the gift Is • • • jn encouraging Industries to locate, y* delivered In a neighboring in their ateai. town or 3,0©» miles away. Delray Reach, famed tourist re More then 2,000 drug stores re­ u rt on Florida'* Gold Coast, re­ presenting delivery service to 3.000 cently seemed a promising new - aft communities throughout the coun­ industry that has tremendous po­ ; Three cents isn't too Important to Americans. Once, this tential for large r*Yrolls and in- try have already subscribed to (he would hav# mailed a letter, or purchased three large pieces created employment without any service and additional atom are being signed up daily. The service Of candy. Now, what can one buy with three rents? of the objectionable features that was launched on a national trrv Too. Americans are prone to lake utllty Increases in usually attend industrial develop­ ice November 3. ment. •Irlde. Thay gripa a little, but go ahead and pay. The new Florida organisation v. This wasn't the case In San Paulo. Braiil, the other day. in tht* fast-moving jet age now hit a staff of 76 people. At young men with nsw ideas are Brasilians think three cents important. And they are dead constantly opening new avenues *he completion ef the first year's ■•it against utility increases. Residents of San Paulo were for progress and profit and a new operation a *taf. of between ISO ao opposed to a three-ernt hike in bus and trolley fares that n-ganliatlon, Gifts bv Wire. Inr. ,rfl *** w,!’ »f «>unt far an estlthey staged riots. has selected Delray Reach for it* mated payroll of betweern n o .The resutt was at least five killed and dozens Injured. natiunat headquarters (torn which boo *rd St. . One of the dead was a military policeman, caught in the line bonded retailers will operate a phoning or vlilting their local •of fire. San Paulo residents were so shook up by the an* network service whereby gifts of druggist and select from a catanouncment of the fare increase that indire had to n|>en fire every kind ard description can he !»gue listing hundreds of well isrnt by wire, anywhere in the known nationally advertised gift on mobs attacking buses and trolleys. by simply making a selec­ Rems su-h a* rolmetiCS. perfumes. Thn United Press International dispatch did not say country tion from (he local druggist's cata­ Whather the officials who ordered the Increases were stick­ logue ard paving a modest service ing to their runs. charge ler gift wrapping and cost of a telegram, The plan Is somewhat similar [to the te!f*r»rh delivery •mice Pr> Twn»» L. Lsrgen misled year ago Hi* prartlr* Is limited ef ftowtrs tbit has been op*rated today that he Is moving his ef. tn turgtry, fractures ar.d gyneco­ so successfully by florists fer a NEWPORT. It t IFHTNCJlogy. The new phene number is number of years Consumers will fieea front 1101 E- fle-or.d St. to FA 2-JI41. If there Is no answer, avail themselves of this new Navy En«. Donsld K. Ethell. ion 3IT S. Oak Avo. patients may *alt the doct»r'a ex­ Gifts by Wire service b" *ilmp y i ? f f * ‘!.r,r F-th,l1l ^ Roule 3- s *nDr. L*rg*n came tn Sanford a change at FA 21612 bahy sets, cigarette lighter., hter-. elec elec " nd_ rf ,hr Irtr razors, pipes, randy, men's formtr Miss r*uilne Cecil of r unulntnwn, Ind . grsduated Oct tnlletrjer, wallets, viock*, men's JI from Ihe Limited Duty Officer and rauntlesi other Items DAILY (.K O SSW O R D i course at the Officer Candidate ACBOSn a.TMtig* School. Newport. R | 2S. Hawal. (•jnutt i JI'jd jl 3. Hard or lea lass The course prepares former enout garland OC! Hj?ri slid?' lilted men. who were commission ■.la obligated LW 'U o' 2* Goes nriiniiic: i s i u h el Navy Fniign* in lb* feet, with t.Goddnaea the — up 3T, Firm (iits.ia: .it? ;tt.... ,i at T.Otri's Dr. T. F McDaniel. SaTford ,h' I'rhmril leadership preblemi i » . Rail rad i% ii t risk name physician attended the annual ean- f■'lv>g a junior offteer. [V., on ft i 'Mat# 10. ractoriss I. Speaks tn* (bate. • ventlon of the Florida Academy of —— -------------- h'Jia :ii v u ;,iiie It. Custom dtetinctly belli IdCi'-nsu iJf.'X'M Genera! Practice last weekend in I v* s > ,1 . . , It. Coma O.A cheer 30. Empty '. sLJ. v) SiLi d! s West palm Beach, (tame .Vfl Flor II1110 8 A TO r 1111tlVC talk forth 11. Observes IF id* family pbytirians were pres Lns ANGELES — (L'PIi — It. Music Ml« 13. Plamlr* frolloq ) VesisMif's Aaiwee •o' There's a racing car driver her* 11. i n k IT. Sick JI. l’erfarmer 3« Evelina* Dr M'Daniel was accompanied named Ken Miles ind a psyehla IS. Weakens 32. Frighten lion by Mrs. McDaniel and their aoa.|trtlt named Dr Robert C. lfeav 1*. Invested 3S. Forearm 36. Inaana Tommy. 33. Slide grapea bone 40. Conclude 20. Large •Riot Over 3 Cents Conkey To Attend Beef Council Meet News Of Men Dr. Largen Plans To Move Offices I i i t. Submerged t TT \ r~ conUnent 31 Aaslita P 1 Ik i 1 •1 Jars 3*. Rackiaat ii it 34. Wide, trtouthad »«.----- rtllef m L % \ He o u r guest f o r a /ifrsxaurr t r tl! 43. Peruse 14. Affuta DOWN 1. Bottlika 2. opaataga (aaat) W % mi Mmn TOOJ - BAXTER LOM Chum w ido w K alsu su ksvevs Hle^(Nrii« B'lB k**e»H Met ! fto&JD Feature: 1:0ft . 2:17 1:31 • G:2I - S:0* 0:33 NEW FORM NEW GRACE NEW FEEL NEW SPACE than-ever 'u*p»nxions. Bigger l -nkes for sifer stops. A new Hil.rift 0 that delivers up to lO'Ti greater fra* economy along with more u*ah!e hor/cjiower at the speeds you drive most. Every* thins you want in a ear is wrapped up beautifully in the ’oil Chevrolet. It’s new right down lo ita easier riding, casirr rolling T cord lirts_ but >lf0 u for up to three years! ev" in th0M traditional (fevrolet qualities of economy and dependability. Drive it nt your Chevrolet dealer’s now. And there’s new feel, new efficiency beneath that beauty. Smoother- '59 CHEW! EXTRA CASH v '.it A m tu;a a * : i , ,t eteruw gets ma ( k*r)t O V IR UNTIL is Tu «nr f »-«j-r ».£)*-» Jf^ss Kfft» Winder t* tn r t CkiT> (s Saffty Plite G.’jut, PAYD AY? % La P. 1 ’ -* •l a a n kiir N H D SOMK u w ------- ST A R T S TOMORROW One look ihors you Chevrolet’: •II new all over affatn. And the longer you look, the more you find to like. Chevy’s Slimline design, for example, with rewr and roomier Body by Fisher, makes for more comfortable seatinjt and surround* you with vastly increased nubility area. Chevrolet'! remarkable new MaiicMirror finish keepe iu r* 1 ’4 % IS * r n % * [* * -< « ! ss 11 — In Service II P (Baby U Ccattirc: 1:0ft • 3:03 3:10 • 7:13 . 0.20 TO C A R R Y Y O U II. Otasn n *4. MytUtal M. Water god U IT, A auhla M. Comet 41. L a u ---43-Ctoaa by k coos sj m u '■ CiMwwScoog 106 TV-7r# D *sv Ii;ie C*e»y I va*-I.'3Sr-f.sC-TV c*d ri# f;t lc :-a C'-e.v 1-aft*:;“ -« * * iy e* XSC TV. McDaniels Attend Doctors’ Meeting worm News H IS II If % V /y is ss •It.purpose loan can glvt y«u that much n«od*d lift. a *' ^ M S T S IR V IC H " • Tke new /wpalj Sr3r( Cevps. *4 A 41 t. Latter 4. Sheltered •Ida Loans up § u i 11*4 to 1400 C A C, F IN A N C E Tueiday, Navember 4, 19ft? lit Wei* 6'm( 5*'oei ......................... T# Sd .fe» 5 3 7 0 (0"4 P*.»f*ii f**•'•* )« '« Aft wat.TCB (,1a l ow, Killer ■*« Pasluk.r S IN II W. SNITN. JR, I 4ll>r (IIL th J. :S S S S L * .\ ^ ^ M CL SHI VA. iSxitlilsi lin rd ar. I«i4sr a»4 N » u » CSHimssc limrSar CSke Khu DoUf t-J, InCey t-l (Wte4 lennCer see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer •vswoo4 J I Nooh O range S lr a e t * ..........................T»i G i , a t , ssssftd ftlasa ■atsar onskw ST. sale as ska Fees am ** flam e. ■adas sift AH «f Vsiessss •» i m s A last, la 4 •§•■••• arske t’allad h i ss wklrfc m •■msi*4 ftatlee•M Is* tftRaMteaileR at au etd laaal a te * eHaled la eUe -L • rsica im tv ssT ti IM R sflt Wait Conirat Avenue .................... Te G*'de* 3-4463 1243testColonlol Drbo .................... T*' C*4'C*«5: m2 0*m Dean Nil? M. v*4ati4cy I Wtw>4*; MJ HOLLER M O T O R SA LES * fores* rty Adalral Booact Cosporotioa «HS Htsik ai *ft LORN! RUM TO >l3IBfHTli OF A lt N U M t T o w W C iru e r Tift A T a ta tH * °T u U M a i- . . • o . p * * a , * »% , », a ., ♦—ft-*ft ft ■ Sanford .. . .... . FA t-0711 "z tj-n a » -► - _______ ___________ __ . , �T u m .. N or. 4, 1951— P a r * * fffie Sorority #tnT»rI WrratS H a sB a n q u et W o m an ’s P ag e S a tu rd a y EHtabetfc Aahby. Follow ing Initiation C e re m o n ie s For O v ie d o C a rn iv a l The large crowd of people at­ 'Carnival chairman .tiled that we tending the Oviedo School Carni­ i night wa. . «urcr>< A'l booth, val give evidence to the Incrca.e have not turned in .. complete ic port *o the amount drrivH from in population of tlie local .-hnol th* Carniv i iv no' vet known and surrounding community Till. I. the on'v ■<.-rrv making Mr. F, C Wolf and her com- protect the PTk wt | .po .ior thi. mitiee of tenth grade mother, vear. served .upper in the lunch room from AT.Jh p m. Mr. C F n et. ley wa. in charge of .upper tie ketc Other* *»»luing were: Mr. F.lile Firming. Mr. Donn Ulrey, Mri. tJoyd Dunklte. Mr. Milter Teaiuf. Mr*. John Duda. Mr., F M Oltiff, and Mri. J. B. J one. In thr gymtia.ium the Hallo ween motif di.plavnl through pumpkin.. )irk-olanterr., OTange and hla * atrmmeM, and dummir. tluffrd in Halloween re j.li. The iriu.re dance booth wa* *:ie*n with hay, giving the b.r tlu e . f feet Judging fcttum r. were Mr*. Tame* Wilton, Mu. Jud* DcCo.’a and Bill Meek Winner, in the pre school group were: fir.t, Su-ie Koerner and Fore.t Mlrh.e' «ec oni. I*nnna Bea.ley and Jerry Knetrer Firtt third grade; fir.t, Devorah Rinehart and Gil Mich**!; *econd. Deborah Merrill and Rnnnir Mrt Tradition Made Easy (P&A&onal& Church ^Calendar TIES n AT Prj.nder ehoir of the Fint B»p ti«t Churrh praetiee. at I p m Plnecre«t Baptut Churrh De» eon'l meeting at TVS p. m The Preibyterian Church will have a Family Night roverrd diih lupprr at I p- m. Rev. Malcolm Walton of Park Lake Preibyterian fllurch m Orlando wilt be thr ipeakrr of thr everting. Daughter, of Welle* of the Firal Vfthodl.t Church witj meet in Mr Kinley Hall with Mr* n M PahP. gr .up a. h o t t e r , at 7 V) p m. Market ptarr will hr he d TTEDMranAT Th* Gleaner." Cl»*» of th# Flrtt Wapllit Churrh will meet at thr | n r of Mrt, J. F. Lewi*. HO ™tn Air. at I M p m Coholtr.w t will be Mrt A t. BaHneau and Mri. C. L. F.chola Choir rehear.*'* at the Fint Melhndi.t Church a* follow.: Cha­ pel Choir at J y> p. m ; Senior Choir at * IS p m Thr Senior High Choir of thr Tint Presbyterian Church will meet for .upper at A p m Ar.d for rehear.il at * vt p m. 0The Mid tt'etk B hie Hour of the Fir.t Pre.hyterian Church will he conducted hy the pa.tor, Rer. A 0 . Mclnnti. at T:S3 p. m The Chanrr! Choir of the Fint Frf.bytrrtan Church will meet for rehear.a! at T SO p m Prayer meeting of thr Fir.t Bapttit Church will meet for re hear.al at I.VI p mSurdai School Worker. Confer I .r e .t ' the Fir.t P.pti.' Church W I IS p m TKVWtUT The rbanrel choir of the Firtt Melhodl.t Churrh will practice at 7 SO p. m The T F l* C!»*. of the Fir.t R.pU.t C.iur-h will meet in the Chapel at J P- m Mr*. J A Cun nmghim • group will be ho.te.ic. Royal Amha.iador. of the Pint jyplut Church "ill practice »t * Mr Fi.her '.ill teach the .tad) hook. ‘ How to Win tn Chr it" it the Fir.t P.pti»t Church at > IS a. m Vt.Italian Day at the Fu.t Bap ti.t Chureh. Oiolr pr.rtire. at the Fir.t B.ptin Church a* folio*. Carol, at A IS p. m ; Concord, T p m ; and Church. A p m. ATtin Women nf the Fir.t Dre.hyffrlan Church will meet for Offierr*’ Training and .upper »t I "GOLDEN fa»hionrd sleigh. piled nigh with fall and winter yeget.blc, anil a gaily llghte! tree, bnaitlng many .mart!)- wrapped package, under it. hough., added mueh to the merry mood The early Colonial., at the fir.t Thank.jtivtr.g Dinner, knew- noth­ ing of pumikln. However, it wa. not loo many year* later that the l"rtian» introduced them t« the oraoge rolnrrd courd-like fruit. Thrv called I' ”pompion" and u«ed It In sauce a< well a . In bread. From thu evolved pumpkin pie . . .anti today we have the modem counterpart . frorrn individual pumpkin p;c. It. comparion at thu time of icar i. mince pie ^t one period In hi.tory thi. pie wa. the ob|ert nf (Quaker and Puritanical attack, be au.e of the reltgioul aigmfl ranee attached to it But renturir. rhangtd a!) thi. and the pie now command, great re.pert You'll find thee wonderful new pie. t.Yeunce tirr) available- in toeal market* during the coming holiday vason. The pumpkin pie i. 'he amoothr. t blend of pumpkin, .ugar, milk, egg*, and «p-ce. that vou ever dreamed possible. Truly a ‘ golden gift" de*«ert lo terve famtlv and friend. Mtn.e l-oartv a filling of nn!v the he»t ingre dient... app’e.. r»i«in* etirran.* eitron, aiigar. and «ptce« Dark, rich, and dele-tahlr For holiday menu, tr .teaming tureen* of heaity *mip with the new froien Individual pie. for de.aert Turkey noodle .oup il a! way. popular and fe»1 ive. . .it lunch or dinner lime Serve It plain or dre.i It up thi. wav Holiday Turkey Noodle Aoup 1 ean (|0'y ounce.t condensed turkey noodle toup I »oup ran water I tabie.poon chopped par.iey I tatde.poon chopped pimento Da.h tubbed ..vory, eru.hcd In saucepan, comhtne all ingre dlente. Heat, .lirnrg often, Mpi.es 2 to .1 terving. Fleet Reserve Women Have Recent Meet Stuff Holiday Turkey With Ranana Filling Frenone expect, a traditional turk.v dinner al Think.tiurg, and there I. no point in tampering with tradition. Bui an element of surprise ran .till be a feature of the meal hv providing new varia lion, nn tome of the old Irldi tional di.hr. i Focal UDC Chapter Has Meetins: Friday 1| 1(5.05 I.At'MIRY NEED* I.IGHT FAST FANSING. M ub-iU D It —Good lighting i. f.srntia! n the laundry —and hern are tvan tip* from Michigan Fiat» I'nivnriny home management vpcrialuta on how tn get It: Proper reflector, on laundry light* may give al much as J!> per cedt more light on work amp*. Reflector* redure glare and con centrate the light. EVERY 2nd . CAN FREE! ----- -. r "| aliminat* dataun and tutna and »ova you C * * wj** *1 huge prafita and cotta. My kundrtdt of earn'T j broncko* gi*o you ocfto frto paint— A FREE **“' ' — ^ can m HN ovary ana you buy." $4.fl gal. up CARTER MUST ST. Fourth am h grade: flr«|. Mau­ reen Rnrlrand. Doh Boyle; second Unda Memory and net Clont., Jane luindy and Wesley Swenson were chosen from the Junior High group, Pri.cilta Tuhv «-d rau! Sm th. Senior High Adult winner, weie Mr. G. M. Arif a"d Fove Shull. A hula-hoop oont.it w.i a lead ing attraction. Other feature, were a whlrl-a-gig, ft.h pond, food booth.. Wilehe. Den. I'd country .tore Top rorn and halloor. were sold The havride, a .cheduted event, waa rained out. Mra John Rvana, Halloween Shnwinir s-kirt la « minimum uf M«.ntr*Siinn nn.l Instead of your uaual Huffing Prumsii’h moclm Scolcit for the bird, for mitance. you loop wool wnlkinir atiit. Tito foat-jnrkot in il o II l> I f might prfrare a delicate Banana Stuffing The light, refreshing fruit lirciiAtcrl iu « hiirli-wniideii flavor i*e. well with thr rna>t manner, vvilb full ioh hut bird ard I. lure In pirate ever, ..hortenril aloovoa. A hlnok ore it tha table. Be.idra lending a fine flavor to the recipe. Ibe wool jot «ry Itlntl.f c m banifit. litn help as.ure that the ph-lr. thr coatumf. .luffing will he .ufficiently moi.i, which I. Important tv-lh for the taste nf the Muffing and for thr Rridffo Winners Told The Sarfnrd Duplicate It idee bird Banana Siuffi-g i. aim earrlleni i :uh m*1 Thursdav night for the wuh chieken. duckling, or pork lie! in a »ertr« of individual play* Winner, were fir.t, Mr. E. I chop, nn other necatino. \--i!rr»nn; teeond. Air. ViaWn RANANA STUFFING Rntw-rt». tying for third and cup finely chopped onion fourth, I»t l-enrird Munson and 2't eupi .oft bread crumb., r h .r ’ei ftnee; fifth, Clyde Ram firmly parked *ev N teaipnon .alt '« tea.poem poultry te»»on)ng There will nut he a game Thun t'y rtip. diced, ripe banana. da) night hecau.e nf a tourrament (1 targe or A medium hanan.tl In Orla-cdo Thr follow mg Thun 'x eup butter or margarine da-.. Nov tt. the *er«r.d mdivi melted d ml plav for the Fred Slci!- Tro Ml. together lightly onion phy will be held at the Community bread rnimhi. .ait poultry »ne |{enter, corner of !Ath and Mag wining and dired banana. Add nnlii. melted butter nr margarine Mu thoroughly. Make, about 1 eup. | Frwfen vegrl.b'ei ronk tn about .luffing. naif the time needed for fre*h For a haavy smoke flat or on vegotable* henaute they are par barbecued meat, add hard*.-.d Hally corked before freeil-g For chip, tn the fire near the end of the cooking lime TTve chip* ihou'd variety, femk froenn vesrtabir* in be .naked In water before u.ing the oven. FURTHER AT H1UU HARDWARE P A IN T S FA 2-3SI9 |J r Other Model. Availahle . 1 R Ft. STKP LADDER Rnr- V F f C .8 6 J ALL Fin CONSTRUCTION V KEM • 01 ,0 J ENAMEL L1 US. 2.S.A f| !M9 R*r-— 2.20 2.50 CORTLAND No. .1.13 PONDED FINISH NYl.ON Ret. c gc 9.oo j .y j 35 Yde. Non Sinkahle Rocket Taper l.ga. Aaaortmrnt Pishing Ptuga Valuta r” : 1.35 8 8F.a.’ Shot (tun Shells RPRINKINT. TOTS n«: 3.20 3.90 2.96 2.42 [ H IL L H / iR D W A R 1 WF The Sanford Shuffleboard and Ti'iirift. club will meet at * p m. for the regular covered dl.h .up­ per. \ bu.ine*. meeting wilt fol­ low, Ml l».NF.«D\T r-» Svnforrl Woman1. Club will m »t for luncheon at the flub at JJ ‘0 p. m There will h* a general bu'ine>» meeting followed try a piogiait with Mr.. R C Moure. Bible Chairman of the Fine Art. Department, tn chaige. Rev. Jr*d Ft*her will be the gueit Speaker, lloatetae. will he. Mr*. F. 1 Meriwether. Mr. Joe Cor­ ley, Mi*, i.eotge Stine. Mr*. F ' Mopforton, Mr* John F:*'., and Mr* II F McWhorter. Till BSD AY There will SOT he a bridge game at the Community venter til. Thursday brriu.e o! the tour­ nament in Orlando I nr regular meeting of Seminole Chapter No 2. Onlrr of Fa.tetn M«>. will he held at the Muonic Tt r-ple at a p m Frlcr.il.hip uhl wilt be observed ( ’lark Circle Hears Program On Japan A program oo Japan highlighted the meeting of the Clark Circle of the f’inr-rett Baptist iTvirrh. held recently at the home of Mr. Jewel Rltcr, Summerlin Ave Mr. Alice McManus, program chairman, intr-rdueed a p r r i a 1 gue.1 * tlev Donald Gravenmter and Mr. T.e Kn Ru.htrg Derated In her native rottume. Air* Rushing presented hard made doll, depicting Japanese girl* and women nf different igr. An Intrre.tlng dl.fuv.ton followed with ihn.c pre.ent ..king Mr* Ru.hing qne.tion. about fashion, and ru.tom. of the Japanr.e. Rev. Gravenmiei'a talk eoneern ed the muvtonaiie. ami their work in Japan. Devotion, were presented by 't r . Gloria Reed and Atr. Donna Neltr {ir.venm'er led in prayer. During the ton.l hour which '■ towed a bu.ine*. meeting. Mr. Ru.hing di.plavrd further talent bv creatirg an arrangement of her native flower. Mr. lewel Riter, .eyved refre.h ment. to thn.e pre.ent. Twin Roys Feted A|r. and Mr. Robert Tolle, Ijike Alary, gave a Halloween Darts for thelt twin .n-v. Dal and Alike, and Met'd. Friday afternoon, Itatv pump.in*, hlarh eat. arvl hillovmv ilr-oraled the house The ehtldren were gtvrn favors of hats, "iviso makrr.. and 'la.Arts of ran dv Dritra wrre awarded In those winning game*. Attending were Bills Drake Oil* s 'oil ox Tens A-me Fat..toe n Seal, a-d linm' Gehf Captain James Ramage. Sanford Nava! Air Station, will he the fealured tpeaker at M'orld Commu­ nity Day Nov. I it l« a m. at Holy Croat Episcopal Church. Thi* (per111 terslce i« one o( the few otnervanres (n the church where the women of *11 ehurche* worship together The entire pth tlr i* urged tn attend A|r* Randll! Ch*«f will lead the .en ice Mrs Rt-hird Den and Air. A R Deterten Jr are acting a . chairman and co-chair­ man, respective!* During the put week, the v iri on. chur.-he* have collected )*rn and vard g-xntt from thglr mem tver. 'nr presentation at the »e--vice These gift. w!:t be used for » different kind of .haring bv Officers Entertain % 4 A1 All II officer., their wives, ard gue.t. enjoy ed an improptu party at the F.lk‘« Club Saturday eight. Tha men »dl leave soon lo par­ ticipate In carrier quail, in prep*, 'ttion for deployment In January. Ho.:, for the affair were U. R fl. Hamt.on, Kntign William Fonlk. and U. tjg) G, S. WUiter. a.tuie<| by their wivet. A Hallos, een theme prevailed in the deroration. A delicioui repiit if turker and ham waa »erved buf­ fet style Two silver bahv cup. were pre­ sented to new father., U. L, D. Trnnlton and U. (Jj) G. S. WilHer. About inf) people attended/ The Altamonte Spring* Ovir Club will ht>U its fir.t regular meeting of the -cason tnmoirosr •WE ARE ALL at the Community !tou»e Mr. R F. Iced', Winter Tark IGNORANT. P I T ON will tie the guest speaker. Atr. DIFFERENT SUBJECTS*' terdy l. well known for her in teiesting talks which bring alive tn her li.teoer. the many far No one f»n maater all .wav place* to which the hat lourneved Her .uhtecl on this oc­ Atilsjerta. A wise peraon casion ssritl h» her moat recent know, thi* and contact* trip around the world Hoste.tr. for the dav will be oxperta wh o a # apee(a) the Mesdamrt J, D Alnrrisnn, Fltf training enablM them to ford Sands, VA’ H. W’elborn, and tnderMand tha nroblcmi S H. Cads. Jr Altamonte Club Will Have Meet involved. Halloween Partv Held At I.nkc .Mary Home Su.ie Stubbing., daughter of Mr. and Mr* George A Stubbing., t.awe Atary. entertained the ternagrd grout* Saturday night with a nva.queradr ratty Gue.t* met at the Stubbing, home for a wiener roait. They were terved potato chip*, baked bean., pickle*, retiihes, marsh mallow., home made randiei, and cake., After .upper the party attended the rarmval held at the |.akc Atary School, returnirg at it. clo.e to the Stubbing, home for refre.h menli, dancing, and game.. Sixteen young prnplc were pen ..Wken you buy any medi­ cine. or health-aids get them from a pharmacist, 1*1 our veara of study, Hcenied supervision and tra­ ditional Code of Ethic* pmtrct you. You pay no more for thin expert «trviee. Yet aome dey, a word of caution about proper u»e. may save you much trouble and perhapa your very life. ml. nnF.HGl.ASS DAN FI.S Fl. S F t; UN DO. * aiif - tUDIi \Animn with a flair for decora tug ran get help from a new fo'der on fiberglass panel. The folder describe* 2h differ­ ent interior application* for the liatisliicrnt pane!., including room divider*, .hoji icrecn*. luminoua rriling., tub enclosure and ahow er door., w.>rk .urfaces, cabinet doors and mdire.t lighting fix­ ture. A.adaMe upoo request from the Filon Dlartle* Cnrp, *'«n-umer Service IV pt . t ; ‘, l>*. mita St.. Ft Scguodo. f'allf. Ctr. tat A Magnaue Pick up your preierlption if ahoppinc near ue, or lei tia deliver promptly without extra charge. A Hirai many people entruat us wilh lheir prescriptlont. May we compound youre? •Quntatmn by Will Rogers ll*:St!»A») rojvyrtght twa (inwi) a s MONEY YOU PPENn IIF.II' (OMES HACK TO YO! Ton nave transportation cowl! No long trip* with automobile expense add­ ed in what you buy. I^wal wlorts are bright, friendly, modem with plenty of «nlew people to help sou. STOCKS THAT MEET YOl'R NEEDS Every furniture store in Sanford t* miss wonderfully filled for thi Chriatmaw aeawon with the latent, ne**r*t, monl-vanntfd alocka—everything ehoa. en with you in mind. PLENTY OF PARKINT. SPACE " 2 .0 * J 1,0W PRICES____ PERSONAL SERVICE 2 .1 6 1 \our Sanford furniture draltm want tn make ahopping a plaaaure and wave vou money too. Here vou will find top quality merchandise al big gat­ ing*. Shopping In Sanford vou rrreire personal wenice from people you know. DON’T ROAM, SHOP AT HOME. 1.96 : eaiendinj Ctsriatian service in the South Sai Island.. There’a room for everyone at Free Municipal Parking lata only on* block from thr whopping area. REMINGTON i PUMP GUN 1 Now i (tnh / V 1 WIN0 MASTER fl MODEL 870 - 20 Ga. | J m To C h u rch . W o m e n i i SHOT fil’N SHELLS XPERT LOADS IfiGa. 12 Ga. £vani& T t’ESOAT W ill S p e a k (.(Mill STOKER NEAR HO.MK SUPER X LOADS J tin Da; 2.D* J 20 Da. 2.10 1 Ifi Da. 2.52 ■ 12 (ia. 2.70 l Regular l/utda J You Save 20% J 20(ia. R am age Munrv Ihat •Ia va g( hnmr work* nl home . . . building httltr nchnola, heller atrrrls nnd supporting the community. Q U in iN G B U SIN E SS SALE EXQUISITE COLORS— FINER FAINTS! 201 e*H. Vo-man de Vere Howard Chap­ ter United Daughter, of the Con federate. met Friday after-non at the home nf Mr. David D Caldwell Mr. Caldwell aod Mr. A K Rotveiler were m ho*te.*e« Mr. W, B Klrhy give an in terf.ting account of the .late con­ tention held recently in Tamp* Mr. Caldwell gave highlight, of the Histone*! Ploner. Robert Stubbing., aervior at f-Vminotr High School. » * . pre •entrd with the »tate awxrd for an hi.tnrieal ra.ay on "General Fd nillnl Kirhy Smith". Thi. I. the fourth time in five year* that a student at SH5 h i. been recipient rtf the Mate *w<*rd The local chap ter, through the president, present ed Rnhori with a Jefferson Da'la Hi.torv Medal. At the rime of the meeting the hn.trMea were am.ted by Mr. Alice W'tillrk in .erring refre.h ment. Ho.ie.«e. for the November Memorial Service meeting will he Mr. W. P. Carter, Honora Mrs. Holly Mr. W B Kirby, ard Mr. 7. R A memorial service » n held Ratliff. for Mr. R I Hope hr member, of Norman de Vrrr Howard Chap ter, United Daughter, of the Con­ federacy, Frida, afternoon at the horn* of the pre.idenl, Mr« Dav­ YOUR * $ GO id Caldwell A .erlpture reading wa. given hy Mr. W' R Kirhy «rd the lord '. Prayer recited in ur.I.or A doting prayer wa. given by Mr. Caldwell Mr*. Z R Ratliff read a eulo f COLEMAN gv. Be.olution. of re.pept and ■ No. 220 K •ympalhy were wrltren by M*. 'Itnme F Jone*. Mr» F F Bmi f GAS LANTKRN mi'lat. and Mr. G F. M*Cill and Keg. f - J .9 2 read hy Mn Boimillat FORMULA U MARY Dr. and Mri. Arthur f Corey and .on, Seth, were the gue.t. la.t week of her mother. Mr*. Juliua Divgfc Ider. 'Ir. H R Gray. Mr. Far! DunCan. Mr* Lewi. Futch, and Mr. C U 1 iwienre. alt of Usngvsood, attended the W M i\ study Cour.e initi-ueimn cia.i for the 'dull. Primary, Intermediate, and Jumoi Deoartment. he’d at the Fir.t Baptut Church in Deluind recently. Mr* U p Ye.ley ha. returned to Sanford after a month in St loui*. M«, where rhe v luted Mend* and relative. Mr* Ye.ley »-»o attended the International Chretlin Convention while in St Ixiul. She i* a member of the Fint Chri.lian Chureh here. M: and Mrt Charle. Himil .eft Mordav for Clew l.ton where •hey will »p*nd the winter. Mr. Harold Sundvatl, Mr., John Reddird. and Sir., Bedford Mir.hell were local delegate! to the Slat Nation*! Fleet Re.erve Con­ vention held tn St, Petersburg (Set. H 2A. TTiey wri'l report their aeti* vitiea to the (.adtea Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve AMooiation at it. next meeting, tilted Nov. }( at the L’SO. At the October meeting of the auxiliary member, approved a recommendation to .pon.or a Thank.girtng ha.ket Memtier. will .hare the eo.l nf the turkey and d-ntr the remainder of the food The name nf a need*- family will be obtained at the Naval Air Sta lion. Mrt Will John.on, vice pre.i dent, presided In the ah.ence of the president rtmn* FA t I«1 i C o stu m e A w a rd s T o ld ^FKer Comp.fting i jii-month |Mr» Garnet While received their I mony « i i performed by Mr* plfdjp DfrW. Mr* Don Howe. 1 plm tn the Ritual nf Jewel. and tilrrn Metal!. Mr*. Gordon E'rrdrMrV « , S?v ntrton. H** * • » initiated Into Oa«ma Lamb rl.-k, and Mr. Dick Natan at the U 'flt nrup-tl/. Mr. Prank Vo!- da {'hjptrr of net* Sum* Phi lo.irf. Mr«. ( I; ilr Rnbcrt.on. *r,d Thr Imprcnive candlelight cere- Ml. Plymouth lin'd Saturday niShI- Following thr ceremony members jolred thrir hj.bind* in thr dining room 'or > dinner in honor of Mr. W H. C!ont», Ymjog Woman of thr Yrar of Ovirdo. After d-nnrr. darrtre to thr mu •if provided hr thr llotrl fnmhn vsa. rnjnyrd hr thr group Two nf the grand and g'.oriout dessert* of thr holiday ira.on made their bo*. . .frnrrn indt'.i d^vl pumpkin and mince pin, ®rhr spirit of the teaton w»» rapturrd amirfit a hirkground of colorfully decorated Ivhlrv in go’d and green with Thank.giving and Chriitmat crr.terpiccei. An old- Wsaua’a Editor J jdjcoI Mather Of Sanford FA 2-09*3 20.1-0U E. Firat 8t. Furniture Center FA 2-51R1 11G W. Firat St. Wilson • Maier Fucm. Ow Erhota Redding Co. FA 2-G321 119 R. Magnolia Sanford Furniture Co. FA 2-1911 300 E. Firat Rt. Rerry'a Wifukoua* FA 2-SE2I 311 F.. Firat HI. I F A 2-3IT 1 901 W. F M SL 301 a 309 E. lat Rt. 1 SANFORD i X c} O PEN Friday Evenings til 9 -C L O S E D Wed. Aftemoea �•* if- Pxj-a 4— T um ., Nnr. 4. 19S8 SanforB Erewffi Iowa Top Team In UPI Poll By EARL WEIGHT NEW YORK <UP1>—Th« low* Hawkeyei retained ■ (lender trip en first pliee today In the United P re « In'rrnallonal m x'or college foothill tiling* vhtle the ur.defrated Jnllfil Uultlana Slat* Ti­ ger* pountsd bto the ninnerup apol. Defeat! Differed Saturday by aeveral of Uat weak** highly* ranked team* enabled Northwest- ern ar.d Notre Dame tn climb back Into tho lop 10 and produced tcveral po*ltlon changes among thore that remained In the »elect Troup Ml*•lulppl, abut out by Louisiana State In their "meetin' of the unbeaten," ar.d PUttburgh. upset by Syraruie. dropped out of the top 10. Early Christmas Pre*tnt Iowa, which rollecled one of ita Christmas preaent* early when It Service Gas Holds Lead In M ixed Bowling Loop Srrvlre fla* to . runtlnuea to lead the Sanford Mixed Bowling U * gue. Thla team hat l>een In firat pi*-. for the part three weeka. Haney's Plumbing & Heating rolled Into tecond pUre. Wleboldt’l made a remarkable recovery to climb Into third place on the atrength of winning three game* from Cook* C o r n e r . ________ Fred Digby, Bowl Founder, Writer Dies: Rites Set NEW ORLEANS (U P D -F r e d Dlgbv "father of the Suf*r Bowl" and veteran »port* writer, died here Monday at the **• of •A-after a lifetime of promotion mrA devotion In every athletle tvent. . , . Funeral arrvt.ea are scheduled to be held Wednetday. Al the time of hit death, Dlghy «•* general manager nf the Midwinter SpnrU Aiwlatlon. aponaor of the week • lonr Sugar Bo*l •vrnti. and hlitorlan for the Foot­ hill Writer. Afoelatloo n» Amer- lea. •Ht wm on* of Ih* most r iiwrfd aporta wrltera In the nation. ll« began ai a IIS a week cub re* rter on the old New Orleana >m in I01S. ’1 worked for three year* at that aatary,** he aal-l reeafitly, “and neve- IhmtgM to *»k foe more." Shortly altar be became a re­ porter, Digby organlted tha Ama­ teur Baiabatl Association. and wa. active in eitaMlfhlng th* lo­ cal (iolden gloves contort*, prepe o la y a , Interieetlonat Catholic foothill gsmes ord tennla loumamen** r - ,-ij hi* editor, WUI It HamUfa*. drew up a aft of boxing m e t that are Mill ured t® f 'e r n the tport In I/mlsfan* Digby peraonally covered nm*l of ihe’ world’* heavyweliht till* fishta and waa on# of the few to choae Gene Tunney In 1027 to boat Jack Dempaey. Hit gtealeat achiovcmrnl came when h* matlermlnded and named the firat Sugar Bowl foot­ ball elaulr In New Orleans on New Yexr'a Day, 1933. K I Sanford Linoleum A I lie eared Into fourth. Cooks Corner, after losing Ihree in a row. skidded from second to fifth, fn the cellar la Appliance Mart. Coin, Into games this Service Gas has an ll’ t-l I T won lost record. Harvey's has won 13. lost 12. Weiboldt'a got over the .300 mark with M wins, 13 lossea. Sanford Linoleum has won and lost Ihe same number, 13'*, Cook a Corner ha* a 13-14 record and Ap pllanee Marl an I I* mirk Mary Elmorr rolled a high three game aerie* for women with I (It. Gladys While hsd 104. Betty Callan WO High three-game setIrs for the men was rolled by Eddie Callan. who had 319. Second was Gordon Senart w-ith 314. followed by Bob Spenrer's 311 and Jark HarrGon'a 303. The 61-T and 7-910 spills were skillfully converted hy Hetty Cal Un. Fred M ctleary picked up the 37. Thursday night matches will find Service Gas and Harvey't hauling for top »pot, Weiboldt'a seeking to improve it* record sgainst Appli­ ance Mart and Cooki Corner ver­ sus Sanford Linoleum. defeated Michigan for th* fir*: time In It year*, received 13 firit-place vote* and ■ total of 303 polnll from the 33 leading roachrt who rite the learn* Louisian* Slate, bracketed willi Rutgers a* Ihe nalion'a only un defealed-untled major e o lle g e tram*, advanced from fifth to second with 299 point*. Th* Ti­ ger* received 17 first piare volet, four more than Iowa, but the RL Ten team remained first berause It received 13 second plare votes to the Southern team * three Each coicli »e!frt* 10 teams in the order he rates them nation­ ally. Points are awarded on a 10 9 1-7-43 13 7 1 basis for volefrom first through IMh plare Iowa thus led Ivtulsiara State hy six points after teadlne Army hy nine last week, Army Slips Army slipped from second In third tanh three first-place votes and 330 points. Auburn war nest with a first place sole and 144 In fifth place with Ihe Gators Expecting Another 'Toughie' GAINESVILLE (UlMi Flo­ rida Coach Boh Woodruff looks for another lough battle Ihia week­ end when lh» Galois meet un­ predictable Georgia before an estimated 17000 in Jacksonville. "Georgia is bigger and has more experienced player* t h*n th« team Florida fared last year," Woodruff said "Their playeis also a r e more esperien fd than thin year s Gator squid " Florid* rame out of the Auburn game last weak In "fair phyalcal condition." Wood-ulf **id He said taekle Fred Schuti suffered a broken nose but may be okay In time to play against the tlulldogs. A hesvy practice session was on lap today. other first-place vote and points. Northwestern, |*t point*: Witronsln. 133; Purdue, 133; Ohio stale, 34; „ : d Notre Dame, It "curded o it the lop 10, Mississippi dropped from *lh to llth with 31 point!. Syracuse, Tesas Christian. Atr Force Acad­ emy, Rite, North Carolina, Southern Methodist. Ctemson and Grorgia Tech followed In tha! or­ der. Colorado, knocked out of the unbeaten-untied ranks hy Oklaho­ ma. was fled for ?ntb with Texas \AM. frtegon Stair, Pittslwrgb and Virginia Military ^ Ar ^ NEW YORK (IT II—The L’mted Press International malor eollece football ratings (firstplace votes and won-lost tled records in pa rentheiea): Team pninls I. Iowa ( 13y (30 1) 30.*. 2 Louisiana Slate (17) (7 0) 7T* 1. Army |3| f80.|| I Auburn (1) (3-9-1 > 3. Oklahoma (t) ( t i l 0. Northwestern (3 1) ,7. Wisconsin ( I I I ) * Purdue (1-1 1 9 Ohio Slate (111) P» Notre Dame (4-21 tl, Misdasippl. 31; 12. Syracuse, ?*; 13. Texas Christian, 22; It rtie». Air Force Academy aril Rite 21 each; 14. North Carolina. 12; 17 Southern Methodist, 7; J« ( lemson. 4; 19. Georgia Tech. 3 20 (tie), Colorado, Texas AAM Oregon iftate, Pittsburgh ard Virginia Military, 2 each 15 Teams Watched By Gator Officials JACKSONVILLE. FI*. I t P l t Fifteen of the nation'! fop ranked Irams. Including Ihe surprising Air Force A-adrmy. ire helng considered for bids to the Gator Bowl football rlasslr hera Dec. 17 George Olson, genera! manager ..f the Gator Bowl Association, an­ nounced loday that the nine mem her aeterlion committee would re­ view the result* of the 13 team* In this Saturday's rontril* and narrow the lilt again next week Reiidrs the Air Foire, whirls Daniels and Bob Si*k. both Jun­ hat only a lie wtih top-ranked iors, for Ihr rest of the season. Iowa to mar * perferl record For the ftrsl-tlme this year. Walk­ the romtnlMee also It keeping an er has had to bring up men from eye on undefeated f/tuislxni State Ihe redshirti to fill out the rorter and once-beaten Syracuse. Mini* at the top. slppi. Clem’ On a-d Tries Chris Most player# who saw- weekend din action were given ■ day of light - tHhrix among llir xidcct IT. atr duty Monday, hut thr hard work I Boston College (t2 i Holy Croa* was lo resume today. |(4-l), Pittsburgh (12 It. Vand*r Th* Mississippi Rebels, whose hilt (4 t g), Georgia Tech'(4 2 1). perfect record was swept away jy,-„r,h rarolloa (3 1), tile# (4 2), hy LSD Saturday night, drew. Southern Methodist (3 3) and praise from Coarh Johnny Vaught Texas i l j i , for pulling up a go.*) fight ,, , "I'm tremendously proud nf our altowing against LSU." he Sl i d D e a l C f lO S G n "But we've got to gel ready for M iiv a s u M a ro o n s To Face 3 T o u gh e st Team s Called Pres* Inltrmllon*. A b a i t r r e d Mississippi Mate squad drew on Hi reserve strength today and began trying to get ready for Auburn. The Maroon* have a lough raw |o hoe down tha homeslreteh of Ihe .Southeastern Conference foot­ ball season; Auburn, |,oulsi*na State and Mississippi, In that or­ der. Only an open date Nov. Jl provides a breather. In losing to Kentucky la*! week end. Coach Wade Walker* crew lost second unit linemen Jimmie Hurricanes Avoid Heavy Work For ‘New’ Backfield ,,w' rd Tia iuH ly"^ The HniiSon m tili'l will rount a . a coofrrrnre gamr, sinre the Rebels had insufficient games scheduled against conference np ponenta lo put them In tha run­ ning for the championship. Other all-conferenrr games this week pit Tulane and Alabama at N#w Ortaani, Georgia agalril Flnvtdi at Jacksonville and Vanderhllt versus Rrntuckv at Igxing ton. L'nbeatcn LSI) will be h«it lo Duke ai Baton lt<>ugr. I'.nntner ptaya thr Chattanooga Moccasin* at Knoxsttlr and Ctemson. one nf the top team* in the Atlantic Coast Confrrenre, will , hallemr the new-found strength nf Georgia Trrh in Allanli. ‘ Back O f W eek’ For Auburn Ploy JACKSONVILLE (DPI) ~ Soph omntr Don Dra!. fieri footed half b*ik from the University of Fli-rida, was named "Beefc nf the Week" todav Hy the Florid* Sports Writer* Assn Deal, from Corpus OiriftL Tex , wst specialty reregnlfed for hi* outstanding job against Auburn last week He galnrd (W rard* tn 13 carries, and interrept*early In the first qnatler tn put the favored plainsmen in the I'HILADFI.ririA IDPII—Imag­ hole. ine National Football Teague He also was the most consistent team* preparing a d e f a m e ground gainer nf th# afternoon, against a pair of bark* each av­ Monday. Florida'* 230 - pound er* -I** «•—«-d »"'en v.rda per taekle Vrl Herkman was named nn' "Lineman of tha Week".for hi* Thai'* tha talk cunfruwUug op part In the Auburn gan*’.’ ponenta of the Cleveland Browns The Plainsmen, ranked a* one and their harkfleld arourgel. Jimof the nation'* lop team#, were ni* Brawn and rookie Boh Mitch hard pressed to defeat Ihe Oatora ell. ’•rtwrrn (hem, they've netted TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Alter by a narrow 4 3 margin. 1,72} yards in five games to dale M —•i , of course, has every­ note renter John Bell h«* defini­ thin- In the o f f e n s e wnrld tely b*en counted out of Florida wrapped up In the rushing brackState's lineup Friday w-hen the Player On I,onn et-total yardage with 413 tn 1)4 . JALLAI A8SEK (DPIt Sen Semlnotes play Miami In Ihe DETROIT (LTD — Defen*eman Jack llrndilekson has been loaned Orange Bowl. - . n - J . r c; . : s w k 1*!f t rn.i; ; r Bell twisted his knee in the Un to the Springfield Indians of Ihe and 14 touchdown, .cored S,; U b* ' Wt‘ vlelory n.gr Tampa here Satur­ Ameite»n Hockey league by the Detroit Red Wings, llrrdrtckson. day and will not dres* out this, with sasen gamea tn go! \U " frt.r ,h* » » » Fullback Paul rasquatr is alto who >sat railed up ftiim ltershe> Mttrhrll, with 414 yards In M si?yu!?.i. Kh .. . " T *! a doubtful participant with a of thr AIM. Iwi* week* ago. failed carries for . 7 4 average, wa, h ' *' r' r f f \ bruised foot, but end Boh Fountain to trore in three games with the aerond ptsce in Ihe sUlliUri. , vfri, f ffr)m , hf fftu, | ^ >^ leading with u mm rortahte 9" |||ig hint In the natinn’i lop 20 is expected t(* be ready despite'Red Wings an injured ankle, — yards oser ihiril place lennl* last seaaon. Mmirr of (he Baltimore Colta. Bucs Si»rn Pilchers The R*mlnol*t op*n their eag# **9tooie Jumped from .Ixth place sraron Dee. 1 against Kentucky. Gets Three WinnerR PITTSBURGH ilT I) — The to 'third, with Willie Galllmnre of LAUREL, Md tD P I) - Bte*e Pittsburgh Pirates have signed th* ("ileagu Bear* holding fourth Brooks, a leading rtder on ihe Coitagh iva of Jarkson Height*. N plact with 323 yards and Tommy Bout Set Dec. 6 Maryland rlreuil. won Ihe first Y-, and Thorn as llsike, 20. Ger Wilson of Li* Angrb-s dropping NEWARK, N. J. (UPD—Vince three laces at Laurel Monday. mantown. III , to IJiB contract* Martinet of rateraon, N, J . has Rrnokl from third lo fifth with 302. scored on Nlghltelter Coslagtiota will be sent to San Th* big hump among the pan- signerl t omeet Rtrfan Redl, for- 1*4 40) In Ihe first. M'l'd and Angelo. (Tex ) in the Sophomore prt came when Babe Parilli of merly of Germany but rurrently Woolfy i $12 40 )in the »e. ond and lifagur. while llvake will go to Green Ray. profiting on i* fat aft Using in I'astalr. N. J , In a jo­ Harltigh ittlm in thr third The Clinton (Lit*a) in the Cl*»* I* rrncon against the Philadelphia cund bout at the Newark Ar- dally douM# paid $72 40 MldWrrt League E ar’es, Jumpad into first plare In mory, Dec. 9. Martinet was a tHft which tumbled previous Hopped by Virgil Akins In the firwul For A l.lfellme L-lder Eddl* LaBaren of tha fourth round at (R. Louis last Juna I In hi* hid to win the vaWashington Redskins to third. CREOSOTED FENCE POST Parilli, who threw three tnueh- rant welterweight lllle. ... "tacxfarture posti «.f various «ises and lengths atsd can downs in the Parkers' first viefill most any order whether large or small. lory, potted a 9 93-yard average Our standard linr po.i, 4 '.' long and 3’* average site have COOLER IN BUMMER f lf t for each pats thrown thb herein* famous over Florida, W# have been making thia post for WARMER IN MISTER m re n Mark Reynolds of the th# past ten year* without ehanga m site, lenrh or In prtro. RAVE fu e l ' CWfcago Cardinals was aerond •hty still are fifty rent* fob the plant or fifty five rents de­ livered in quantities of a thousand or mure We believe our post# with 913 and URaron'i third FIBKRGLAS are unequalled in quality and price. plats avaragt waa 9 04. INSULATION Writ# or telephone your order# or for additional Infortnalion on sixes and prlres nf other pox'*. "Holler for Haller" Buy our ports and has* something to Im y * fur your grand* KEROSENE ISc children to lantern her you by. Defensive Coaches Facing Big Tasks CORAL GABLES (DPI) - Mi­ ami's "new" harkfleld may avoid heavy scrimmages this week to concentrate nn improving timing and ffferUvfntii, Cmth Andy Gurtafaon Indicated Mnday. Gustafson announced several charges in the line-up after the Hurricane# lost their fourth game last week to Vanderbilt Among thr switches, Rnnnlt Yafhrmtgh moved up to firat team quarterhark replarlng Fran Curd. drop, ped to th* No 1 unit The aeeond team backfield con­ sist! of George Marlntyre. Thfr.-n Mitchell, Hnug Davis and Frank Bouffant. Thr Hurricanes meet high ■ riding Florida Slate Today night. ____________________ I'LL B 6T YOU BOVS MAVE BSEM SloeiuaC s'OVASiOxu 8 0 «M*T>^IVB VO*J O O O O BS.v suBoives us ivrcoowIi51 NCt OOAVJCMA DC8SN' Give US COOKIES TO ( PUAV_/, N O T 1----- John Bell Is O ut O f FSU Lineup Duram To Captain Seminole Cagers r'* Amokel*m > CMotIom •MPERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor. IMh * Park Cliff G* Haller, Inc. Til W. RoMaioo Fbowo GArdfa 4-4149 FREE ESTIMATES FLORIDA WiuchuU FENCE POST A Nam# lo Rcmcmlrer CO., INC. Phone*! Few*pact 1-4411 ar I-U II Florid* wa « o « i « » - ^ 3 LCCk i**.T t-ST # i > 1 .' �“1 ^ —1 -* - - - ' Start Counting Dollars By CLASSIFIED INDEX 2T-NOTKE • PERSONALS 24—ARTICLES FOR SALE 29—FI RNITURE A Hol.SLHOLli 1— LOST AND KOI'Nil 2— FOR RENT I A—ROOM £ BOARD 2—LOR RENT 3— BEACH RENTALS F«- rent: 2 bedroom house in 4— WANTED TO RENT Highland Park. Vltehen equipped, A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE floor furnace. Cell FA 2 MI* be A—FARMS . ACREAGE . •n,r i no P m. «r FA 2 to** ni­ GROVES ter J w r m . T—REAL ESTATE WANTED * bedrowm. 1 hath. flenr furr.icr, A—MISCELLANEOUS attic (in. elasa to ichooia. 9—FLOWERS • PLANTS r\ :22«:. RIIRLBS 3 r emit apiMment furnished Id—OFFICE EQUIPMENT Adult* prly. ] inn Park Ave, S 11—AUTOMORILES . TRAILERS FOR RENT: Furnisher! ft room. I bedroom apartment. 1011 Elm 13— BOATS L MOTORS Ave. till FA 2-0*38, IS—FARM S ITT LIES A MACHINERY 14— PETR • LIVESTOCK1 * s i p p L irs 15— ARTICLES WANTED 1C— PLACES TO EAT 17—BEAUT* PARLORS 1C—FEMALE HELP WANTED IS— MALE HELP WANTED 3ft—MALE OR FEMALE 31 —WORK WANTED 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 3»—SPECIAt SERA ICES 34— PIANO SERVICES 21-A—BUILDING CONT-RACTORS 3 S—ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 3V-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS. 23-11 BUILDING SLPPL1ES 26— INSURANCE Butler 'Modifies' 'Quit Party' Talk, Reaffirms Stand " !■I.I -I Selling dbr t-F O R RENT Steel furnilhid apartment with 2 bedroom* A 2 bl'hi. Adult* 1912 Sanford Ave K\ 8 4<*M In C’ stein—partly furnished F-edrcom houie FA 2-1BB1 SiV or Rent. I B R M R New Vr»j-t Trill*’ Atr mndninffd Adu’.t* Th FA 2 7ft*4 3 room lutnDhed ipeitmeot. priv­ ate bill) A e-ittance. FA 2 0102 »*'r nr Fen!. t B R 3fi ft N> » Mnon Trailer Air ondtlioned AJulia. Th. F t 2 766i 2 B. R, Hunt. lat hen furnished. Adult*. Pn. FA 2 7664 Fumljhrd room*. Th» UibltJ, : Y ROHM h ho ard 401 Magnolia. FA 2-Oi2d WANTED. 1 aerd lsd* Room 3 Room unfurnuned apartment and Hoard. Good f *od TA 2 0312. Apply ipt. 2. 2015 Sarfnrd AV*. 2 bedroom hnme, kitchen furrlvh- 4— HUAI, LSI AT F. FOR HALE ed Available November lit HOME * S E E K E IIS Idu i*. Call f a 2 : « i STENSTROM KEAl.TY CONTIS 3 room furnished ipirtmin: 411. IE S TO OFFER BETTER * ' iRi. US N Ja»mlne Ave HOMES FOR RET TER LIA1NG SKE US FOR THE KFV TO 3 room office building (nr rent On 3 01 ft HOME TODAY Fren-V Phone FA I SMI Vrrv* lovely 1 BR I tile bath 2 rlfir. ipartmcnt* newly punted. I H hon*.** in beautiful Pm#, rest, One 14219. 611 Pirk Ave on'v 2 >rs. old Fully equlppel ineludir.* rlrrtrlr k;tchrn. Tol WKI.AKA APARTMENTS: room* pn*ate bath*. 114 W. Firit St. ai price — M2 V*£> Total down _t|gr*o — monthly payment* 2 bedroom unfurnished home, VA 41*'". tinanctng One of e'.ectrv kitchen. SIS CO month. our very beit hnrpe llithji r \ :« 3 o . Lvrrptumailv nue 3 II!i i B home 3 tojtn furnnhed apailmcni to. ate I in Secunrt Addition Pmr t'o t* In. Jen oo monthly, ill uest line 'r a r o;d Feafutev Fail 4th Street. rh-mc FA 2 S783 ryuippeil kitrhei. 3 nice bed nr H : UK. iu«rn., fully tiled, bath. Iai;e living toon* and dining area Fut: nhrd ipirtment. 201'i W 111. Venetian blinds, oil furnace heal5 rn.-im hoove unfurni*heii. rli>*» m »*». hot watrr lank, and TV an MlfJjo t.'»r. Call FA 2-441*2 after tt'iia included Price Down p a y m e n t — 42.did. A p. m month!* pavmenu — ill. FHA Furnnhed house, 2 besli o-m. *2423 financed. Sec this delightful Princeton. FA 2 4ISI $71 mu. home todav IIO.'U: • S E L L K H S 2 revsly iedccorjvte.1. furnished apartment* ground floor, pn lo c heat place |o sell your home vatr entrance* md private i* where moil homes are »e!i| hath. Call F a 2 I4TI. S tc n s tro m R e a lty Furntihed 2 bedroom h ou se HERBERT STENSTROM F \ :o*w REALTOR DON HOWE - L. J. RISNER Astoelataa til N. Park - Mi. F t 2.2120 II* I.EF. NICHOLS I toted I'fr** International \\ VSIIINGTON i lT li - Demo e*it <■ National Chairman Paul M Butler Sunday modified previous statement* that were interpreted j , .,n open mutation to anti civ»l itirliM Southernenr* l<> quit t‘1f Dftuoffatic rart> At the »amr time he made it plain he I* Still I»r a strong ciul right* plank in the I960 Dem<v w II "Hair* STKMIHIR Agency etalir plitlunw. and SUggr*’-*1' p j »va • Itralt.ir A Invuitr r teptiiall — in term* of K p U p r O l l U l Q Q i n O ' Avne Laura It Uner, II I laffar .onsieaiionl committee issifn- I C f C i v i l a / i y y i l i y p Arlctl Drier. Everclt Harper mrnts—aeainat Southern roreres** Phone FA 3 1991 112 N, Park men who don't mpport thr l>em*>eratic presidential nomiree In H\ OWNER I960 3 bulpiom. Ilia bath, kitch"' Duller r a i s e d imnilderablr equipped, t’H, femed yd , train SPRINGHIU., NS. il'PIl — S o u t h e r n Democratic ue two Grimy workers eonlmurd today tm|i, Venetian blinds through week* ago when he said on a their fevered dusmp mt> thr mi*, t.l I r mtg . FA 2 1*742 or television proiiam that Soulhern- wrecked Cumberland mire in the 290? Dark O r Pmrrrcil ri« not '‘deeply dediraled1' to dim hope that * thud nilia'.e liemot ratic P a r I \ philosuphy would occur and villi m>*:r en Nrw 2 tidiooin haute, leintfu ••will ha*e to c> their own way.” tomb«*d in.ncrl might br f flooiv. large carpurte and utili­ d Tin* l o t *«'i a* an .nvitatlon alive ty room. ISui) do -it or will lake to anti civil rishis Soutiierneia to building lot* as down payment Tsita all hop** has hrtn a.unj. quit the Democratic Party. It ored —but digging worker* fnund Phone FA 2 2314 drew »harp criticism from many two erour* of men (till altre, *!e»p .Southerners. Former President beneath the earth. LEASE— 7000 ft. frontage—induiTruman stated h# did not want Mine nfliclala held little hor» trial or eomniercta! on hl»»y Southerner* In quit the parly but trwiay that more would he found 17 !*2 f*rlrr V.ak** Mciiir*T. S»n to work out thrir differences with- alive but the'* vowed work «**td f-r*J. Write \A*. Get*. 997 Dark tin It. There w*»* *em» talk of de- rooUnue until the last mi:sing Ave. Sanfer*! maodme Butler’s resignation body w«« found They hoped to Sunday on another television finish the grim task by the end of RAYMOND M. HALL procram Rutter said he had not the week. Itr. U.TIIR A INht RIIR invited Southerner* to quit the Fifty b*ulies have been rec«v Tturl St. A I'aik Avrnur, South party but rather nut.i r*l t.ie a 1fred and Ithl men have bttn ns Vail Call Ball ernative* fje ng them if thrv op c<jfJi jn, ; udp,j |f^(n *j,0 W(re raona FA 24841 posed the party'* tm l rghte trapped a!moit nine d*yi, and 12 _ stand. who weit found after more than ™ He said the:* are four choices iig days. That left 78 unaccounted COUNTRY CLUB fur tlto-e who don't want to tup* fur time tho Oct, 23 cavt-ln. port the patty‘a platform In 1960! During the weekct.d. official- <*( MANOR Ill Vale Repuhlirar; 121 join a tha Cumberland Railway aid * nl third patty movement. c3i stay to (.ft . and it) parent, ihe Dominion 2 Hedrrxtma the Damocralie Party md "try Sl«al and Coal Corp, said they Florida Room to make their idea* prevstl*' or ware rartaln no men wara left - F.II.A. a4 > "May home and not vote at allvr in thr mine. all " I Alter Saturday'* tetcue, crew''Dial doein't mean wr are In­ of highly trained prime workerviting them In g«, nr reading brought here ware called off thr them out," he raid ’ ! hop* they search. They left local mine rticue ( Includes Cloftlngl 0 will stay. ird I nope their loyalty squada to evf Ihe seareh to nur pirtv and their devotion '•Remouni bialir' . IV the m -»t tn our country will di-tate that grue-omft job n th- wn hi * »**.| thrv remain wih the Demnerstie miner Jim 51arl*., ild ' t-rel. v ■ Daily, ho. au-r 1 thirk it it the hftVft no idea. . . the heat tv had beat mein* to rarre our cmin- d«w*n tier* " try.” He slid plastic begs were sent only $57-50 monthly ft Blocks West of French down to cover the bodies, and sometime* it to- k an hour to bring Avenue on Tftth Street. the body from Its trapped position MODEL Ol'EN DAILY to (he surfa-r. Tha seven men foind alive 5*t Fur the Beil Buts In Real F.vti't -'day afttr ipand-ng ilmeii nine 9 ASHLAND. Wi». -<UPD - Sit- dayl without fo-* I or water in • REF- CULLEN & HAHKEY ting Bull hn finally been given cramped airpockct were reported W. A. I aglr, Jr. Salesman a prominent place in lh» Ashland gaining virrngth and were in good 110 N I’ara Ave Dti. F A 2-2391 courthouse lobby after Mandlrgfor eondlli-in considering their o*deal V\Hip# HUM I M vear*. Sitting Bud t* a wooden cigar SELL or TR V ’ E alore Indian, carved by Herman Llrg* 4 bedroom, two Uia tiU Kruirhke in 1193. Sooa after, Rob­ home will iccept your equity in l a I da ( aav* in* 1 r r « I f J « 4 | * ert W Darsnns bought tha atstue •p*a>f■sal* (.uftMft, I l*H4a« la Pft»* smaller home In trade Gelled and It Invame * familiar light kalr. 1700 Higr.otl* •« *#i |:«iaiv **f ouiide T’a-ion * clstr itore, liOHBRI .A. WILLIAMS, IleaIlui cLUtr.T i Bn* i; n P*' DIM f ^ The tteve was Sold in 1138 and Tm III t r#«||a»f«6 a«*4 I’ffinfft lli%ilasmend I undqulst. A*sne. " s iltin g Flull wav prevented to the laa riilMa mr laalaai FA 2-3941 .Atlantic Bank BI4| lilfglfl Old Senior ft* Allocution of Alh* #•14 T«u 4R1 **f ,mJ *r# h*r#b* land. Now, he* been mitalled In Tioilff#4 ini ilia •1 tu pr***rt Lois for tali, located n mi'*t W. •nr clt«mt m l *j**nani1* mHlfn the courthouse lobby. of Sanford Th FA • 32^1 %nil nr #!th* «* * a*j •*- ►a * •filPi tn* V.' I*LUF. FIT II Hou Hy, 46 #6 6#4 ’#'# e' tjM II IJr. to tO’in'i JiaJll of r » 4fit». r rfiHi. *t t * . J j i u /vro fay (.w yviay •*fCl* • tn !•• r e u r ; '*••• of « ' i j Cou«lv Wnritfi 1.6 N. rirk Ave. I’h. F A 2-6123 •TjjM «» 9 *.ftr meil’ * f e'*f| tltfm* nf lh» fir** P'iM' ifl^ ff RATON ROUGE. I.» -<UPI1 — tf11• r <*?It • i »• 'aim * itirntfi ] 2u Acre lied farm, 3 L-I.oum Milt Shhg i» ore antique dealer •n«U f # m rirn ■ *-<1 •nail •*••• houie, laige barns. Inquire t»• •!•'» »oi r • £whn ii more cinnoDseur than col- w'flf• ftilduM . f ’*.* "• >falmari *” 1 Joseph B. Levy. FA 2 1223. •hall •wnrD to ! ■ '* • fli mlector. •n». hit a1 6 , e• $11$rn$r. iM IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Most rtf the things that Shlig an- •>i<h c:*61 a ant Ii# hnM nsk Ciumley 6 Montellh find* he keeps for himself. He row A'if #tfn* I lli*»fi has 43 room* full of ilemt rang­ -%• •v•* ijtof * f tho I-^»i H ill at 117 bouth Dark Dh F.A 2 103 T#«r*m#nt of ing from llevla llateman stiver to I-LB if; 1 r. oowc.v. REAL ESTATE DRIVELS Corintheun teapoti. dtf#ift#4 234 i French Ave. rifi* rubllcaLdn Tunfir. Octo#tr To find n>um for hi* collection, V, t#>l J. W. HALL Shlig: maintain* two home*. The K•rlv I• Hnu«nnHftr f* LiltwIM. Realtor imaDer—17 room*—i*. “ where my Attnifi#*" r u Bo* si, ‘ Call Had-* Those TA 2-1441 wife keep* tho thing* Iho Lke* " Aaafoi 4. fU Hope For Miracle ‘2 8 0 -" s8280 .00 Sitting Bull Gets Honors, Finally Legal Notice Dealer Collects, Keeps Odd Things t*an(orfl UffAld No # Longer T u ei.. Nov." 4. 1953— P ig # 5 IA F F -A -D A Y 2 3 room apetlment. guard Poor, completely furnDhed. 313 Pal­ metto Ave Workers Continue Things You * 1 18-FEM ALE Need Thru Classified Ads HELP WANTED vot MW BF riir ONE WE ARE LOOKING FOR To show Avon's ne* Christmas gift* and toileirie* Write. Bov 244. Lock hart. Fla Woman for Airlina Tiamir.g See our adv, under Clas*. NV. 27. ; i_ Special Henke. WELL DRILliM. Fairbanks Morse Pumra Renalr* to all m«<>* HOWARD C. LONG 207 E Commercial A*e Pbona LA 2*21*3 PIMPS - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 2 ?-M iH rF .S —PERSON ALB ROU.AWAY Hutpitai and Baby Bedi Day, Week of Month— Te! PA 2 Jill Furniture Center IIS Wcat First St______ SCOTT'S PALM MANOR Homa for the agad 24L>> Orlando Dr. Sanford Phone ; A 2*7214 Haltrrs* wanted, fo** intervle« rail ' types and sires, installe] M/ uM iULS VVOYMOL'S. npan r.\ 2 0434 er home addrfis 2VM mea* ngs e-* Frilsy nigbl* at "Do |t YouricII Magnolia V\» S^np n a* th* R**: 4l AmhaliaWE R E rv r. \ND SERVICE dJr Building, Fentrat -Baptist S T I N E W'uMEN SEW far profit Ei»y Chuich 13 l Oak Avenue. Machine and Supply I u. llrady cut wrap around aptoita I’n I \ 2 41.2 home. Nr: profit $20.40 **a -1'* ^* Dd_St ' A IR L IN IO C A R K E R S dnren srarelimc venture Write Television Tut*e* Teitcd Free vCCl KATE Ml GR'h for Ml N WOMEN ROLLINS IRiHHi SHOP Frerport. N'r.. 3 oik At Tha Sign Of Tho Totem Pol*. Alrnart 'Ig r. tfottrii. Flight D tp , I’aitf'igcr A(rnt( and 2617 S French Ave. 13-M vLt. HELP .7AM ED othart Yeu don't have tn be a Furniture M.tvinj* * Stpiage fl'er in hive a fine ca.ver with Men for ttrlinn Iraintnc See out ('. F. PM17.1,IPS, v*em o"e n* ih« airline*. For every adv. unde* l I*** No *;, W VMItiURN VAS LINES t in *ihi flirt, there are man;* FA 2 ILJ1 man and **'*m:n on P'e ground Fagrr hea'Ct, able hr*d'e*l sales 13W Frenrh Ave doing ithar Important work— man. Salarv plui rommi<»tan. Auto Repair* A Road tiiv itl idfaitiiif rvrellert opnortur.ltiaS Waatain Auto fitoit. 214 E. la*. HALL'S GARAGE fur advancement. Sanford. ii'2 Cr ei * \>r I l : .* Levin hv * ; . i , ■qualify quickly Nit**| A Su. iaj a FA 3-232" Male or Female _____ fee out of these fine careen. W'a Inin i u at hctia tn your spar* Vfuick laundromat Sarvica lime—then Cy you to Hollywood Shlits Finl*hrJ In I* il*un "A lio on d u p liy this week is s model husbtnd!" or Chi ago, a! n<> evtra (jiarje Sj * ii t I' Flaai f»r final phases of Ifftinlng. F 33th St F*e<!man H Ileh* jlvtn tu finance •your StH 111*-11*1 I VI NDRIIVI \ i ti anting Mad coupon now for a— IEAI. F.9TATF. FOR SAl-F. -■» VI. F9TVTE FOR SALE lull de’. jt'i A;es 19*3). MAI 1111." HI.MIA ATIM. AIRUM 1 AKl EH DIMVTOV Atiraeuv# J bedroom CB home I PHOLSTEIIING Nice Imation FHA fmsncad j 7 rer Eat I mte Free Deliver* Northwest Schools l l.SIUM III II | III IUHM. All. Dept. AN >I Eat NS c o Sanford l^vw down payment. Phone He.eld PETE ECHOLS. Mgr. FA 2 024ft Utrtwtiv e v.sUrie* , — .. 810 W. 13th I A: 61 Name HOMES Address — ................ ................ * FARMERS AGENCY liberal air travel di’ V. V. Farmtr, Realtor n Mate Phane — D. H. Whit more. Aaaac. ., , That Give You the Most It* F Ftench we Th FA 2 4221 I vount* . . CXt'Cllftlll Education Age — i stau m d vvoinTo Wiml'biclil I7.ivfc Glavb IDs I Wirk Finns After hour* 7 A 7 Ml* or I A 2 4321 1 In l.ivint; I <>r E very lloor i .l js s Arm Glass -------- — my e.imliiion.v iiiui adJ* -ARTICLES TOR SALE SGIt\ I I I . tledu.ed tyCar eld on canal in I Dollar Irwevied Senkurik (.In** and Paint Co. 1 ftalner. I 3 hour poner'meat ! * A-hu *72 mo FA 23)23 K ancem cnl opporlunilif» . f r:nder. \-t condition. 110. A, 112 111 W 2nd M. Pk. I t MC22 HOMES — 3 A I Bedroom*, 1 A 2 — — | J Datrriun, Dnona FA 2-2739. ROSA I.. PAYTON \ir.ilth .uni life iiivureiKe hath*. Jfpacc Hi ab 7 Imtr I uriiacea — . Itec.atereil Heal Evtatr iiiokar clean a d 'rtv itc. ti J Hulanlo i . 'tun A Wool Yarns. Notiona, Ph I.A 2-1*01 —17-92 at Hiawatha . . . tT tim n cn i benefit?. tank t statlalkn F A 7 G>,3 1 bread*. Tape* LOCATION T. W. .ME110. Oioker ItoLLISb HUUIIY SHOP .e'trehrid* ENVELOPES 1 state Phoie FA S-'2l*t At The Sign l»f The Totem Po’ft. South 1'mtctcsl 3rd Addition— m*nt*. Involct *. hand bibs, end 76I7 S. L tench Ave." SPECIAL SALE! U t*. JAW each. South of Onora Road. p r o r n 1 rn 1 . etc Pro-•retri** Fccrclarir* ami Ctrl nIlftJ d»«n. or j for 41 r«,*i Printing Cd 1I’hnn* F.A 2-7941 — Sunland Eilat** — 2 milt* *outh REDIMIA (O N in iT i: High — elected — Abstract tiU West 13th bL Window Sill.* — Llntetl cf Sanford on ILghtay 17-32. Furnished Stem 's perform general Greaie Trap* — Dry Well* Thu U a free revs t« thr 1! t • MAJOR BROWN RE Al t V Clnlhcstlne roil* — Cement 1heetie for Tomnt" Caudle. FINANCING Realtor clerical and stentopraphiv: YIIR.Yl LL t DM llt-ri: CO. Lap. date1 Nl.A,. 11 .1946 I. AM MARY 3<9 Elm Ave FA 2*4741 \ A (GI» - FHA - FHA In tarPn. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 !9*-l JacHUm Cb.nrr Repair* duties. Dictation anti ibis is a fret pass to lilt l.itl vice and ronventional. Repairs L par? for all make* ot ftlh .O m .R S . PLANTS Iheatic for James Rurpc. E*p. e’eaner*. EiecDolai, Hoover tin ivriiption; 80 U PM .late Nov. II. 1941, _______ Kirby. Ait-Way. Ai E ReplaceWOODRUFFS GUARANTEE , , , . meat pert*. Work guaianied Farm A Garden Center Ja ,rt* • ll - is - Tents • Luggage |-htirtliand. oil \\ I M I> |»hik fa 2-4763 ANNUALS lie Guarantee rrmcmal army navy s u n n .L B k Ml Celery Ave III: AIING 3H1 Sanf»rJ Avenue Satisfaction — Or Your j _. IIlk'll Si li(Mi| education I'biv H. II. IMM'E CO. I’LANTB I’h FA 2 1* 2 2 , BARGAINS IN USFD IlCATERS Money Chcerfull' Refunded I’OTrEI) 8*6 9. Park ---- TY 9-4536 or FA 2-0279. S A N F O R D c.\|vci ictur. A|?*i At-v Make , FI.OWLE SHOP. VAe u ’rgraph. ll v - l 'l .l MIHSt, aa.i Itliul I.NH FURNITURE CENTER llamas irady for immediate oc­ III W. Is{ SI. FY 3 5161 STRAW HERR Y FLAMS cupancy, You i an move in Florida (90i 1 At I DRV .70 YOU GRAPEWLI.E NURSERY a .til# we proven tha papni. Apply in iwrson or lpiuI ALUMINUM r-rapevillr Ase. I A 2 oval Sale* teprasentative on tha m m : 11 AN HLINDS resume to Em plvvment Su|it.. riSIILRS Nl RSI IIY premisai 8 A. M 'til AI It CONDI IIIIMM. Ln’ :‘ 1 •'“ ‘i bag piuol Mlom Magnolia l Onora FA 7 46)4 dai k Sui J*r"l P *d ’HI daik. Omantenlal Shiubs • Tier* Drat i’A.A Lmpio.Vmeat Offlv t DM K ACT and It til* All! liiirtK 1,11 " llh l,f Irit Sa.if.ud Avr. I A : «312 ,a >01' Col,‘,,, nf n>,on ---------------------------- u — . cot da. OrchiJ plant * lor salt .'14 I 18tb . LUlk jiil, Patrick AF P Inscnl.arik Glu.-w .mil I'uiitl Co. I'LFMHING 112 111 \V 2nd St I'ti. I'.A 2-4*22 Cun’ iact.Pi /. Repairs 11—AUT4>Mt>BILE5—IRAII.I Its itfrvifvvnij; hnut'f, a n.m D> I Fier Edlmairt 1 ,vi> wheel ear t'.nler. nrw T»rp, Samlnslt l phnlaltry A llodt Shop R I IIARAIY »ead> tn ;t\ * J j Hu* ClreuliL'oraverly lloa'ft Cover Shop 2 I ' ji (-id A*c. I'hone 1 .A 2 I j 8 j D a- .'1'uulay thru I i ul.i v. tn heater "NEW ' Tnevy «. T. Nnw I vefttad at — U All on, 2 f 4 h DsikAve. Hepm N n LJA E R A T rr~ ",*‘* " '" ' 104 W. 2nd Et FA 1.7*45 Ue riAMI TUNING A REPAIRING HR A1LEY ODHAM. Preti. ! H wiH pay Y'OU to sea u* before 1937 Cuihiiian Scooter. I'.A 2 4476. W L. HARMON you buy. Open Evening* amt I’A.N AMKR1CAN Th FA 2-42JJ After 4 w p.m i a fl YVeiUnghoast rafriserttor. Kundaya ( or. Ilwy. 17-92 A 27»h SI. E ASTRIDE THAII.Ml SAir.S WORLD AIRWAYS " ' *' ■11 ii i.iki, ihy, i n n • •j S L -!H'I'haftt I V 2-1301 I'alatka. Fla. O r. I) * j fl chest f'.'flftr. 110(1 INC. tijild to yuur plan g J csndlllon. F A 2 0209H PLYMOUTH FA 2 29:8 DemoJellng end Additl-me DON | IK E Gtiuli.il Mi'.-ik1* Ttioicv' li|v .'9-1 I UNITE HE and MtOlle FA 2-4*.'I I J A R C A I N ILL Y ! iml'nEHOLD GOODS Palrifk Air Force Ilure 4 . mi'pih* vitd 2 htdre**m v It 41 old- run*r Mibl*. l:* l!. DA A i "i "-i. I'luridii teipeftlry. i-atnUng. I'lrr-i TB WW tire*. ||}3 7 ,A 2 3I7.Y • HlG VALUES ' homa i >*rner lot, Kfraited i g, roofing, and plgoer rnpur, evpl-.lt tile, a vbi‘ 1 * l:J-ng. porch. Carporu. utility r**om • QUICK CREDIT II Ford F loo pickup, fine fundi Will take 1694 fur equity, Da* "ll-oury or -touvl Its) '■ ■rling • EASY TERMS lion. Term*. F. A. Scott ft menu unly 147 40 mnntli See and repiviiing g ar.or. ami WILSON MAILR, lusia Dr , tiellary, Fla brtwren 7 A 9 any evening Ini wi*< «iog i all F .A 2 1' Nvw and lli.-d Furniture Jl —IVmiA Wjnlvd Country i tub t uric off .'nth 311 E Flflt St I’h FA 2 4421 *47 Ford FI, 30ft ctinvfvljh'r Fin Board vhitdrtn di and r.tghi 13- I I.LtTRIt AL 9CRAIl l s ini» tvadab'e FA 2 812" 2 bedroom hWk heu-t. furnuhad lll>ft psr week FA J 2177 ,, . iS A V E J —_____________ llu-vf Wiring — E'tclrt- hervi.r Citrus Height* Dh F.A 2 80l0 •A4 Ford F 100, plrk-up. fin. run- ------New A tGcd Bah* titling. Ironing F.A 2 7»2* 1 Sid Vlhlen illtiun Trim*. R. A. Smtt, ft I urnilure nnd Aitplinnefta RANDALL ELEUTRH v Ill si III V IS to w s Vuluaia Dr. D.Raiv. Fla l arprnlrr work, l ahinets of .1 117 Magnolia 1 A 2 (OIj 3 llrtlinom, 1 Hath. Comer I-*' tmil Hurt ishmrl* limit A evitllcnt ! 'ration and I” llevl 1947 2 h'dmom hou r trailer inst. -d I rrt M t i m U e i FBIg IDAIRL appl«in«c(>. sale* 203 2i 9 E. First bt Db. FA 2-09S2 Bargain priee. FA 2 «2ftl clasa condition Aet now. this and servlca * " 7-717 ____ High, Oviedo itrvlct G II lll|h, take* on!y SftOOOOdoan. It von t 18—BOATS and MOTORS Fla Phone FO 5 3215 or bjn 1 be avallabir I ng lull pn.r l* Baby anting FA 2 7241 r:- nnught-sold Larry's Alert fonJ FA 2 34IJ after « p m III.Mu (« WEATHER Sill El ll ?!'. Sanford Av.< Ph F.A 2-4132. Baby s t, 7 p. m. — I a. m. ll ! v u-loni n- at Tops 1 A-ir.vnil.s W 1 tcriur A i-vlcili-r. Itr F A :a j; Suminole Realty 1 I'le-vlfird Divnlav FREE ESTIMATES FA 7 7*37 f'llM l.f eddlti •ns. Spe.-i lutiig W UlLTRIdlS - REALTOR W iv i» , -rfff fitualur wjqi, in M<0 ' arltr Punt Product*till, 'felhiln—Velma Goaialt*. Year f.vlnrude Drilrr Steady )eh, will labor alio, t.oed F A 2 3613 Adelaide II. Mete* — AetoeieKe ITUS W E E K S S P E C IA L ! ROIISON SPORTING GOODS tefftmee*. Phone k A I I0S7 l»»l Park Ale. FA 2-1212 304 6 8 E. 1st I kune FA 2 4941 ' - Y 111 ILDlM It 1 !• A1 R s tl'uft Mutile Home P YIN 1INI. r. ft I.#: / 19 ft Wide 14— Pets l.lvrsineS-BftpplieT* We Feature j»—Hu«TnM^^I|-t>»ttiinlllr» O.NI.V IIASi TERMS i r Dainttrg clM Mr l nker I’h African h** bird and eagr flma# FA 2 6149 of F.A 2-VJ7 niMM.Sv. FDR SALE b< p in end vigil with ui— FA I 4131 A 74,ooo Iftng rsiahii.brd bun IMPERIAL DECORATORS No Utilisation PUTTIES - FA 2 1917, !’n ‘ . '* T ,1!1 JP*^ tsnlnting mil impe.lns Mrtdfmlcly l*r feed Mnilcin Mnliilc Hume imcillgaic Ihii ad HU L 2nd t w j j , (, nr y \ 7-*tn ,f t rr .* i.v—a r t k i.Eh Wa n t e d " b l. Sanfoi I. t la. ____ ___________________ Sales & Park . iaih for fu-mturr or iurplua, Service btatii-n fee sale ’ it /. IT.'JUII vending am) finishing 2919 bo. Urlaudo Dr. Cleaning, e a u n i Serving Super Tradin; Potl. S.’ n/ordElm. Dh. FA S-il*l, Seminole County unco 1924. ianlord Dh. k’A J-7232 Orlando livery. F.A 2M77. II M. Gleason, Like Mery Impnrtam Dislrihulorshlp tlpen 17—BEAUTY" PAltLOR.8 Nut vending maihines New iner vhindivina vyetem that ran l-r VOUlt RI.AITV NO. FA 2 371? handled right fiuin the hume tn Shaping A St)1ln2 n jr Specialty WELCOME NAVY AND NI2WCOMKHS su it, as all mtlcbftiulite m HARRII F t S BE AL IV NOOK nhoieielsd by yuu to thr rt WE ARRANGE 104 South Oak Ave, TO SANFORD teller. 3lsy Ihi operated by man iMe giso Tup Aalue Slemp.) ALL TYPES FINANCING nr women. All account* evtab \Ac imilc ,'ou lo he uur gguc**l■* nliHoltiltly free lnhed bv «->'iii»ny. Minimum In18-FEM ALE HELD WANTED nilItnul olvHitiitlon at one of Sanford** Ivadlng < • veitmrnt 12,200 on a writUn Motets while jou locate suitable housing for OSTEEN: HOUSEWIVES. YOU' m-ney-beck guarantee This. r*n easily be evpandrd th* first MAY BF. THE ONE WE ARE you and >uur f.tmil>. Pick up jour Ley ut Ihe yeftr In youi area to a SlS.ocu LOOKING FOR (q s h o w Sales Office. to 124.1109 income per year. AVON S newr C'hiutm* gift* end Writ* today for tonsidrrfttlutl of toiletries. Write, Dos 216, Lockperianal interview glrinr name, bait, Fit. addresl, age, phone numser ar I Young mother with high morall, resume of past c-periestaURAILEY ODHAM, Pres. Construction Co. Inc. burling or heellh [raining pre­ AVriia fi Hathaway**, ftl-4 If•> Corn2r II»y%. 17-92 & 27th St. Phon* FA 2-1 SOI 271 AVaet 23th Street ferred for highly tcnumeralive w >ot Road, Welt Alhaullt, I’hone FA 2-2111 part Urns work. Be* LB. N. C SECRETARIES CLERK-STEN O S AUTO (;LA S \ : WJl Odham & Tudor, Inc. Mother of Sanford QUALITY HOMES Low Down Payment SJwwuiksA Odham & Tudor, Inc. 4 -L -* _ l �• ' i \ Nor. 4. IMS Iff ftu fa rl Quotable Altamonte Baptists Hold Quotes Church Unit Dedication I H m dedication servliM for the and educational unit o( First Baptist Church at Alta. Sprinrs war* h»M Ru.-dar. Gin««r Mann, •, granddaughter of Mr. and Mr*. H. V. NcUun, and Patti Anne fiwofford 1, daugh­ ter of Mayor and Mr*, lawren'r Jwofford wor* cho.cn to cut the dfaboa bocauaa they were tbe first children to be enrolled in the Sun­ day School when It wat started throe y ean ago-with but four efcarch member*. Glen Nelson provided organ mu­ sic. Upon the completion of the ribbon cutting ceremony, F.ldred Whilden, deacon, spoke a few voids of welcome to the tailing PlaneCrash Kills 3 Ocala Residents A * OCALA (UPI» - Three proml nent Ocal* realdcnta. including a veteran newsman for the Orlando Senteintl, were killed Mno, lay when a private plane craihed about 12 mile* north of here. The dead were Identified at Boil Cooksey, Orlando Sentinel Correspondent from Marlon Coun­ ty; Cookaey'a wife, Winona, ami commercial photographer Harold Robert Piel Officcra aaid Piel wa* Iwllevcd to have beer, piloting (he TriFacer 125 plane which took off from Taylor Field. It craihed near the Anthony Farmi about three tnilea east of Lowell. The Cookaey'a wer* flying to Jacfcaonvllle where Mrs. Cooksey wss to catch a plane cn route to •eo her father who la 111 at a botpilal la Canada. Cook ley waa a native of Colum­ bus, Ga . and served on tha Sentiaol staff the past four years. Prisoners Happy, Moonshine Found . OREENVILLE, Mitt. tU P D Frlaoner* In the county Jail asomed strangely eauberanl. Deputies grew watchful. Today, Eddie Brooks, 30, wai back in custody. Seems Brooki, who had been released after a week In the Jail for drunkenneii, bail been com­ ing back to visit hla Hill Incar­ cerated friends. And on each trip he had been Smuggling In moonshine whliky. ProbenHH 'Administration Secrecy' «m O people before Uey entered the edi­ fice. The crowd of over 250 people filed throjgh th« vestibule Into the I*it* room where icrvicei will b« I eld until the church pro­ per ii built. Softly tinted green wall*, modem light fixture*, and cypress paneling create charminr surroundings for the dedicate*! group of paritbonera who have teen a dream become a reality tn tuch a short time. Tile decor of the interior **f the building wa» further enhanced by the many bouquet* of flower* which had been »ent hy Mr. and Mr*. J . C. Ilowel, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Bate*, Mr. and Mr*. George Gilbert, all of Altamontr. and Sir*. J . W. Cramer and Reck * Son of 1/tngaood. Following the HoinJogjr, the par­ lor. fler. Richard F.. Brown, pronot need the Invocation at which lim*- he also e*prr»»ed thank* to all tho*c directly associated tn the actual construction «f the building. Rev. Cecil nsughman. the first pastor, read the *crtptures, fol­ lowed by a rendition by the choir, which consUla of 20 children. The present pastor. Ilev. Brown, was soloist durirg this selection. Rev. I-ewls Fut. h, pastor of th* Longwocd Baptist Church, read the dedication prayer. After a solo by Jack Barker, accompanied at the piano hy MUa Connie Jo Dooley, both studrn.a at Stetson Uni­ versity, the well-known Dr. O. La Fayett* Walker, professor of reli­ gion at Stetson, presented the de­ dication message. Open house was held after the service which gave all present an opportunity to see th* rest of th* building and to partake of the re­ freshment* furnished by the Wom­ en'* Missionary Society. Republicans Got ig Contributions Big WASHINGTON (UPll - lirpub Ucans got the best of it In late campaigning contribution*, re­ ports from Ihe two big parties showed Monday night. Final pre - election statements filed with the House clerk In­ cluded these highlights: The Republican National Com­ mittee received SIM.323 front Oct. 21 to Ocf. 29 Including 61 con­ tributions of 11,000 of more. Tbe committee spent $138,062 In a shorter period, Oct. 2-1 to Oct. 29. Ihe Democratic National Committee received S2J.JJ*. Its biggest check waa for *300 and there was only one of those. MoreMattering Zim Seer United Press latecwaUawal MOSCOW—Soviet IVernier Ni­ kita Khrushchev in predicting that tho time I* coming whea th* Com­ munist countries will advance to firat place: “Our economists, with pencils in their hands, are ajrtady esti­ mating when this will be. Our es tlmatei are rery accurate and rarely deceive ui." WASHINGTON — Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler, urging eligible ritirrns tn fulfill their "solemn duty" •1 voting to­ day: “A big vote will make stronger (be mandate to the party which win* the majority in the Senate and the House." WASHINGTON - Sen George Hmathers (I) Ha.) In taking note of President Eisenhower's attacks on "radical" and “harrbralncd" Democratic leadership In Con- gre**: "No one could ever say (Speak­ er) Sam Rayburn wai harehrained. Hairless, maybe, hut not harebrained." PARIS—Brigitte Bardot in com mentlng on the burglary of her St. Trope* villa In which she lost a *lip and a portable radio "It's nothing serious I can alway* get more." Hospital Notes tMTOHER 30 ADMISSIONS Vela Price I Sanford I Georgia Mae Sutton f AHamonte Springs) Kluabcth C. Flamm (Sanford) Lowell Mlchalt Jr. (Sanford) Louana Summerlin (Longwood) Beatrice \. Ranrk (DcRary) Doris Mason (Sanford) John and fOvltdo) Doria fclaaxi fSanford) BIRTHS Raby boy io Mr. and Mrl. klarcantcl (Geneva) Baby boy to Mr. and Mr*. R. I). Hackatt (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mr*. Robert Mason (Sanford) DISCHARGES Mr*. Warren Drummond and baby boy ( Uingwood I Debra Kearney (Sanford) OCTOBER 31 ADMIMfONR Robert Ulckcl (Lake Mary) Madeline Craft (Sanford) ItlRTH.H Raby girt to Mr. and Mr*. Fred N. Ranrk ( Denary) DLSCHARGES Joseph Williamson (Sanford) Thomas Ramblty (Sanford) I.*von* Summerlin (Lnngunod) Hoir Phillip* (IMeenl James Wagner (fyingwood) Georgia Sutton I Altamonte Springs) Belle Johnson (Sanford) Beatrice Skcwe* (Lake Mvy) ItoiclU Morria (Sanford) l»n Charlri Harold (Sanford) NOVEMBER I ADMISSIONS Sarah Smith (Ovlado) NOVEMBER 2 ADMISSIONS Mrs Charlea L. MrMultln WASHINGTON (U P !) -V oter! in ala arataa O d d i today wheth­ er to outlaw the union ahop. Proposed Hght-to-work lawa on tbe ballot* of California, Colora­ do. Idaho, Kanaa*. Ohio and Waihington command moat of the attention being given acore a of election proposition* on ballot* throughout the nation. In Mini atalai, right-to-work and a variety of other proposals are tn th* form of constitutional amendment*, other* rail for rot er approval or rejection of lawa already approved by atate Dgia lator*. The propositions beforo the vot­ er* range from giving th* vote to ti-year-olda to legalizing bingo. Right-to-work proposals war* he hardeat-fought referendum lasue*, with candidate* in several of tha itatri tyiog their own vot* bids to th* controversial Issue The union shop or other labor contract provision* requiring worker* to Join a union •r* now outlawed In II Hate*. Organiicd tabor pumped money and effort Into the battle against increasing Ihe list while business and other group* pushed hard for Ihe proposali. Home o f the other propositions: •Taae*: Nearly a* controversial a* right-to-work la the California proposal to end property tax ex­ emption* for parochial and pri­ vate grade and high schools Cali­ fornian* also voted whether to ahlft the income tax burden more heavily on high Income earners and. with Arkaniai votars. wheth­ er to lower the state sale* tax from 3 to 2 per rent. Oregon con­ sidered a new property tax aya- lem to finance veterans farm and homa loan*. 16-Yaar-Old Vote: South Dako­ tans decided whether to lower the voting age from 21. Tennessee elected constitutional convention delegate* who will consider t he question of lower voting age*. Gambling: Colorado voted on legal bingo and raffle* for churches and charitable group*. Nebraska voted on legalising bingo in private c!uh«. Utah de­ cided whether to allow part mu­ tual betting on horse races. Rond Issue*: Illinois voted on a 241-mUlion-doliar now) issue to pay for state-run colleges and other Institutions and a Ji milliondollar Issue to pay state bonuses for Korean veterans. A one-cent Increase in cigarette taxes would repay the Illinois bonus bonds. California had a 3oo million dollar bond issue to provide veterans with farm and home loam. New York had two bond issue*, carh worth ICO million dollars, for Martha Rayc Gets Marriage License TEANECK. N.J (UPI i-Come dirnna Martha Raye, 42, and for­ mer Westport, Conn., policeman Robert O'Shea. 31. applied for a marriage license Monday, climax Ing a long romance The couple appeared al Ih* city license bureau, qulcklv dispensed with the formalities and departed, Mi»* Raye rushing off to a New York television rehearsal. This will he Miss Itaye's sixth marriage and O'Shca'a second. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbe House Information Subcommittee charged today some administra­ tion official* (till “worship at the shrine of »eer»cy.” It hinted Congrea* will not stand idly by If the situation pen Ills. Tbe statement came as the subcommittee prepared to open two days of bearing* next weak involving the Air Force and charge* of withholding inform­ ation from Congreia. The subcommittee said in a re­ port on two years of legislative action aimed al furthering free­ dom of information In govern­ ment: "As Ihe extent uf excessive scjcrrcy in the federal govern­ ment has been unfolded tn sub­ committee hearing*, the 6th Con­ gress has acted to protect the right uf accesa tn information in specific areal." However, it said longrriaional SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (UI*!) —A mysterious disease has action in specific areas does not been killing off a number of mean "federal officials are free minks on Idaho and Utah fur tn set themselves up ar censors farm* recently. Dr. Austin E. lavrxen, veterina­ Portable Television rian for the Fur Breeder* Agri­ RUTLAND. VI. -rU P li - An cultural Co-operative, says there'* alert w*« sounded for a man, his no immediate cause for alarm. wife and their two children for There arc still plenty of minks questioning In connection with telaleft. But baeteriologtaU are trying vision sets misslcg from the roomv to find out what's wrong. of the motels they checked Into In Vermont, Mal'achusetta and Now York. Snark Site Settled PRESQUE ISLE AIR FORCE BASE. Me.—(U 1*1)—The nation's firat Snark intercontinental mis­ Giant Mushroom sile squadron will be situated here. SHORE ACRES. Minn. -(U P I) The Snark la a long range, sur­ —A wild mushroom tit* alar of a face uvsurface weapon with an es­ healthy pumpkin wai found here timated speed of 650 MPH and a this fall by Kirk Salts. It weighed range of 3,000 miles. alx pounds housing programs. New Jersey voters decided whether S4&&0.000 in bond* should b* Issued for two water supply reservoir*. Other*. Oregon voted whether to abolish capital punishment for first degree murder and establish a Hata power development agen­ cy. North Dakota and Minnesota voter* decided whether state offi­ cial! should serve tour-year in­ stead of two-year term*. Kansas voted on a new s.-rcentng method for choosing state judges. Nevada tel God proposal* t ehold legisla­ tive sessions every year Instead of every two years, and to make it more difficult to place proposi­ tion* on th* election ballots. Mystery Disease Killing Off Minks In area* where the law may be silent." “Those executive officers who coatlnoe to vrprship at tbe shrine of secrecy should heed as a warning lb* actions already taken by Congresa. it said. The subcommittee iprciflrall# cited as blow* struck by the 65th Congress for freedom of Informa­ tion: Abolishment of the Commerce Department's Office of Strategic information, which II called “an agency created by the executive branch to censer non-»ecurtty In­ formation." Passage of the first federal “freedom of Information law" for­ bidding uso of a 169-year • ol% “housekeeping" statute as an ex­ cuse hy government agencies for withholding information. Blocking an attempt by the ex­ ecutive branch to throttle miliary leadcit who are directed by law to give their expert opinion* t o Congress. Inclusion of a prc<rdenl-making freedom of • Information provision In the law establishing the new National Aeronautics and SpacA Administration. CALL HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 r i HERTZ Evenings FA 2-7500 Vic Rohello. Agt. 601 F . 1st ANNOUNCES A NEW HION IN (Sanford! DISCHARGES Van Martin (Tallahaaveei Mr*. Richard Jonea and baby (Sanford) Mrs. C. Singleton ISanford) Mr*. Ralph llackett and hab) (Sanford) Deaths NEW ORLEANS tUPI) - Fred Digby, ivy “father of the Sugar Bowl." died Monday. The vrtrran sport* writer, editor and column­ ist was credited with conceiving the idea of the Sugar Bowl foot­ ball classic. BE BN. Switierlaml tU PD -D r.l Markus Frldmann. 61, Justice arvd police minister, died of a heart attack Monday. Keldmanu wa* a former president of the Swlas |Journalists Association. ATLANTA (UPI)—Dr. Daurl C. Elkin. 66, former president of Ui* American College of Surgeons, died Monday at Emory Univer­ sity hospital. Elkin, of Lancaster, Ky.. waa a leading heart aurgeon Li Manager Improving y\ Morn tml more you will realise that true figure flattery begins with a knit su it. . . and we have the moat flattering for you . •, Pictured are two outstanding fashion successes, colorful, packable and lovable . . . Deft style touches add that “Tako-anolher-lnok" appeal . . . Choose your* from n wide cotot range plus lilaek, Navy and While. 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With three gxvolincs to choove from, you need pay only for power your car can use. Standard Od gasolines art refined in the South, to suit Southern driving conditions, and are comtantly improved to meet changing car-engine requirements. • •• 9a * a # % w — a �Demos Sweep Nation H ftftttlJt cans. Fifty Senate and 211 lloujr AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R aeata are needed for control. i K d aolk h cd 1908 President Elsenhower th u s V O L X L1X SANFORD. FLO R ID A W ED N ESD A Y . N O V E M B E R a , 105sT NO. 298 face* a Congrcv* more heavily under control of the opposition party than any president In this century. GOP Leader* Beaten The Democratic sweep wiped out a solid Republican Home delegation and retired a GOP sen­ ator in Connecticut. It engulfed Senate Republican leader Willi am F. Know land of California, heir to the late Sen. Robert A. Tafl in the Senate, and Sen. John W. | Brtcker, Taffa heir at the head man in the Ohio GOP. Down with Knowland, who ran 1 for governor, went Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, who reluctantly ran fcat in hia race for governor of United Pteia International for the Senate. He lost to Demo American volrra have con­ California. acminole t'utt ity remained solidly in the Democratic New York Gov. Averell Karri- rratie Rep. Clair Engle. signed lome big namn to pollticolumn in yesterday’;, ge rural election, turning down bids of Brickcr was beaten in Ohio by cal oblivion, and brought »omc man, who bid for the Democratic former Rep. Stephen M Young. four Republicanx and a write-in candidate for the County Sanford voters yesterday pit new fares onto the national politi­ presidential nomination in Democratic ivinning male of Ml ConunlMioiical scene. and hoped « • * » « • r « ; > ; *n Chari Y / Dtsaile. Vbo undated 1 " B.kfr and M L (Sonny1 Ra Itcpuidiian.H made a surpriainjjly strons showing in the losi: its I9*i. wa. defeated for re-election. c w|UlIm 0 ’NelU. horn Jr. into a Dec. 2 runoff for 1election, however. U. S Sen. Sitcanard L. Holland was thfl Sen. John W Bricker. threeSeoale Republican leader Willwreckage.. (y,f Com mission vest to be lam F. Knowland, presidential, time governor of tihio, Rrpubli- I Surveying the GOf •>nly Democrat on the ballot who Vice Preaident Richard M. Nixon vacated in January by County g^tptrar.t *r.d heir to the late Sen can tire presidential candidate I ''»k every precinct. U. S. Rep. A. sad the Democrats deserved to Robert A. Taft as a leadrr of in lilt, lo>t the US Senate scat win Invausc they had been ram Commission elect David Gatchel. I Sydney Kerlong lost one to hit the conservative wing of the j he itad held since 19W. I GOP five, the Democratic nomin­ Raker and Raborn led a field paignlng for two yean, and GOP Sen. George \V Malone, Nevada GOP. suffered overwhelming deees for the Ra dread and Public Chairman Meade Alcorn admitted , of nine candidates In aelection Republican who hat been an an­ entitles Commission Inst three his party had taken a "bad maul„ ,,ich >rvulw| nttlc intriot Only precinct*. chor man of the Senate’s iso­ Raker led the tic lationist 'ling since l!M6, swept log - Roth served notice that the •wmlnolc added lo Ihe stair tide Republican campaign for IfXyJ away in the Democratic tide. -lurh beat down the controvert!*] i.rt with jilt, Rtvlvom had 215. would start at once Republican Sen \rthur V. Wat­ dsliv chain’ amendment which Othrr candidates in Ihc race All was not lost for tlir GOP kins of Utah, head of the Senate mild have allowed "packaga rwRepublicans found a few bright and their vote totals: Roger liarcommittee th a t recommended v iron, only "In amending the spots, particularly in New York, rtv, 219; Wight Kirttry. 13X; David censure of the late Sen. Joteph WASHINGTON tU P li- Pn»l- •utt tonatitiition, D E IS FAM ED AW ARD fiip l. .Jan n- Itwytly. fiirniri MCailhy lost hit teal in a three where Nelson A. Rockefeller up­ Mallies, 2J: P T. Meek*, Uil; T \ern->n W. llunn, Democratic conwusmlur s»f HATWINlI O ho. Saiifotd. ttow cnmmu iding Eiscnhower. disappointed over ended Democratic Gov Aviteil way rare. G. Richardson. 12; Clyde Robert officer o f the USS LexiltglOlt, accept* A "DdllUt M arch" the outcome of the election. »aid nominate for the District 4 »eat llarrlmin and killed him off as GOP G«v. Gamlwin J. Knight on the i ounty Commisiton, potted son. 57. and Mr*. Jay Reck, wrilr gavel from Mr. ISrilinir. lonimjintlcr of th e AliU’rienn today he intends to continue bat­ 2.102 v,i|es( unofficial total). Lee of California, who had wanted a potential presidential contender. in eaodi lair. It Rockefeller carried Rep. Kenneth la-gioii Piwl in Sulrir Hay. i’ liilippipu Ixliillilu. Itecdy he* tling a* hard as possible against Gary. Oviedo mayor, candidate ol another term at governor but A few other voters evidently canto the fourth limn ill hi*torv to receive th e uwiml. waa forced instead to run for the *■ * * n tl' what he regards as excessive a group which conducted a writedissatisfied with the candidate* over Democrat frank S. Hogan. Senate, failed to make it. (t\ S. N avy p h o to | •pending proposals by lomc con- in campaign, received 1.241. on the ballot, wroh in a few Democratic governor* also were George M. Leader, Democratic greaiinnat Democrats Republican* for the Railroad names l.ee Samuel Jnc Saunrlirs. governor of Pennsylvania who displaced by Republicans in Aril- |g>e Gary iOviedo rnayoti and The Preaident. in hit nrw* con­ and Utilities Commission, Louis ona and Rhode Island. had been mentioned as a IMO ference review- of the Democratic W Ingram and Andrew SanderGene Walfa raeh bail one v vte. presidential possibility, was dr sweep, was not c o n c i l i a t o r y gren, took Fern Park, Altamonte A total of nine absentee ballots feated in a race for the Senate. toward lus political opposition. He bpring* and Hear lake from Jer­ were cast. 21 were mutilated. WINNERS did aay, however, that during the ry Carter amt Wilbur King, DamThe tutal vote, officials assist, i Nelson A. Rockefeller, in his campaign he had not meant to oerats. Ingrain ami Handegren al­ was Indicative of tlir interest in first try for elective office, won Ikbel all Democrats as devotee* so made strong bid* in Laka Mary, Ihc election, Wlntr tome county the governorship of New York In of “wholesale reckless spending" Forest City and Goldenrod, nulling placet irgi-ternl fairly Holland'* closest call came la the outstanding Republican vie. and left wing extremism Capi Jailnt it Itr-rdy, furnurdent llariy S Truman, who guided heavy voting, the expected spurt Fern Park. Ho received 2A1 to LeF R A N C IS ROUM ILLAT JK . tory ol a generally Democratic lie *ald hr was speaking only < > t Comma niter of M AI WING One, | the t’. S. IhtuUgh the Korean at city Hall failed In matciUlire. land Hyier's 205. It wea in this year, and promptly entered into Mb) Did The Dritnirral* Mini 1* >th Raker and Unborn today NAS Sanford iccenUy became the , rists. and Gen. Dnugias .MacAr­ hi* disregard for wliat he ealic.1 precinct that Merlon, trailed Wil­ speculation at a 1 »M GOP presi­ United Pres* International fourth man in lilsUiry to tsr pro thur who remained Due to hts the spender-wing nf Ute parly. Ap­ liam C. i Rill) Coleman, 22T-25S. e . pressed appreciation for the dential prospect. parently, he confessed, he did not Vice President Richarvt M. Nlx- vote which placed them in the scr.lrd a mahogany gave! made promise of "We shall return". Seminole GOP official* attribu­ Edmund G. (Patl Brown, for­ worked for two mrnff. Each promiird to wage an from the trees lining Ihc louts* of| The famous vvarrloi did rrluiti make a great imprctiion becau»e ted the heavy Republican vota ia mer attorney general of Caltfor *>.i—“Republican* months. Our opponeni* worked acli'n lampuign in the next the ini a moil* Death Maicli in the to liberate the Philippine* and the lire Re pu hi I e an * did not get the Fern Park Caaielberry area* nia, r o c k e t e d into national for two year*. The rvsull was in­ enough volet. Philippine Islands in World W a r' entire Pailfi. me r;th promiuenre as the man who beat evitable." Hr pledged an unrelenting light lo pertoual visit* by candidates. II. Capl. Itrrily irlt banfurd last losing candidate*, loo, cvprcssSaid one official: "Thera Juat Isn't Knowland for governor. Democratic Nati-m^l Chairman appieciation to their supporters. Uaptsin Its-cdy is commanding bpiing In roinmand the ta-alng fur lower frderal spending next anything like a candidate meeting Sanford merchanls soon w-tll Mich*.I V DiSalie, f o r m e r ,,JU, M B u tler-” The voters .c year, including rut* in the De­ .,1 Ion His family till rcsidri In '? Winner of the Raker Raborn |officer of the giant aiicrnft the people.” start an atl-out drive to keep “lo .ice c o n t r o l administralor. pudj„ fll p , „ lt)fn, 11 „. Sanford Rob, 16, Mickey, It, fense Departmcnl *-i*^e,'howcr * k ul|] ,ep1acc Gatchel, who yes- tack earner CSS Lexington Dunn, who withstood en active Joined the ranks of Democratic leadership and Republican cal shopper* at home." Predict* Trouble ram terday was elected to the Di* presentation »a* music during the John 12. I arlylr, JO, and Molly, write-in campaign to win going The drive will lie spearheaded by governors by unseating Ohio's In paign tact lea. They registered , rit, , Hr was asked whether be con„„ th(1 Countv Corn- ship's visit to Subic Hay, P I 23 Mr*. Hrcdy it the former the newly formed Retail Merchants cumhenl. Eugenia Canada) nf San Antonio, ihlrrrd that the prople had cho- away, today rxprrrted hi* appre­ their satisfaction wilh the con­ mission Gatclnl gat.- up his City American la-glon Post No 1. Eugene J. MtCarth), Democrat- structive record of the Democrat­ Division of Ihc Seminole County sen the left wing by putting th# ciation for the victory, lie illdt Commission scat lo - ampaign for Ulangupo, liui.nml ( api Itci-dy in Tex C.iismlMr of Coihirarre. Heading ie congressman from Minnesota, ic Controlled Mth Congrv **." Democrat* Into commanding con­ "I am grateful to the people for lb* county oftirr. He had ru op- apprcrUlMiri uf hit support of the the new group is Francis Roumil­ wrested a Senate seat from vet­ trol o f Congress as against the this o|*portunliy to carry out Ute Republican National Chairman ,¥„,||im the general ele.thra American l-egian program. lat Jr., vice prstiikri of Roumillat eran Rrpshlican Sen. William J. Meade sMcorn — '’There waa no "sanilblc government" hr had of­ pledget I made. I will Work for __ _______ _______ Why is the gaud of such inter­ ft Anderson Drug Co. and former Thy* fered far the Republic*u». Et*en- betterment of the entire county." stiule ^ssu« naUonaRy. die, main est is Tutors ’ because < apt. Early boxes that reported astebp.evident of the row dciunct San- n n)?' hower replied that the people ob­ **0Uj ^ ° " n tr' 1,cP” ' ifouble was isvt e-.ufcli P’ pi ill Heed) follow* the Isle Pirsldrnt lishrd A trend that wain’t changed 0 ( i r-d Mrrctuvnis Association. licaft rtslionai chairman, w a s can Vote. We have r-> a ltd, " viously voted for a clas* of Dem­ Franklin l». Roosevelt, who led Roumillat said, after accepting elerted Pi the Senate in Pennsyt ocrat* he would rank among the during the vote counting. The nota­ S-irate Dcinocralle Ixader i.jn the U. H, through tin r mica I appointmenl from Chamber Presi­ vanla. spender. Then he added grave- ble exception was iha Stevie box don fl. Johiuoiv—* Pv American years of W««rl I War II. ex preti which gav* Gary IS vote*, Dunn dent .Mack Clrveland Jr., that a Philip A. Ilarl, deinocraiir lieu- people have rlecUivily endorsed P kills r UPI i Sir Wmslrsn The Emerge .•> Mass Frcdlhg I) that’* where there’* going to three. meeting will be held In a week or V)fh*8* 1? *ltKf IDif cOrutotKIive atd confident i Churchill arrivrx here mda* t" clas- for Seminole County School be trouble to days to disepss the objectives Rfp^Tican incum- ]rll|rrshlp Of the Demueralld Con- ifcrn * France * highest horror hi God wilting, hr -nnUnurd, he lunch rwiin per tunnel ••41* dinux of the organisation, bent Charles A. Poiier for a Sen gress. They have made It clear from » wartime .smirade-ln r.rm* live weeks of «!iidv with a lunch- planned to spend the next two The Retail Mrrchanls Division air leal Itf has ••rmetlmcs .rltlci*ed ut that the people do ot want kiii at in-in Savurday at Ptw.rvst )r»rs fighting to get the rest nf will differ from the old Merchant* R. V.inrc Harlke. 39 vote of tire JOtii I rut u; y ’ government down instead of per­ never censed to admire — Prr School. Association in (hit only merchants Democratic mayor of Evansville. muting loosely handled federal Adlai E btrventon—’ five Deino- mter Charles de Gaulle, Courses In tUsasit'i Icedrng liave Demo Cites Trend will be members of the new Ind . elected to U S. Senate on hiv cn tlc Party hat received a man­ Britain's war time prim# mini* been outlined and aponsored by 1 finance*, which be had denounerd ORLANDO I LTD-M a t. Dem­ group. Membership In the former first race fur state wide office in date to produce thoughtful, ere- ter i« Dying in fr m a Riviera ocratic Chairman James M. Milli­ the lied < rots and Civil Defense upt-atrdly during the campaign A was ..ot limited to mtrrhanta. but Indiana. u i ... , , litivs- leadcrthip In a dan.-fisiua vacation to bury the tiAlclit-l De gan said today that Democratic Oner a vvrek, lunchroom peraonnel and attributed lo the Democrat*. Wwas >pen to professional workers Howard W. lannon. city atlur- ,.mr LEESBURG (UP!) — Demo­ Gaulle will give him ihe Cross uf Victories its tile Florida s-ieclinti parti, ipatir g have met in dif­ and individuals. _________ . ney of lus* Vega*. N«v., for the cratic Rep. A. S. Herlong said a Comp union nf the tubes alton at "definiely reflect the D< m-w-ratlc ferent »chool lunchioom* to learn Cleveland, in asking HoumUlal past rune year*, captured Mai today hi* re-election In the fifth cciemonlt* scheduled at b00” trend In practically "very section methods of preparing and terv' g to accept the chairmanship of the one’s Senate scat. Ptitrlct prove* "people atill vote Thursday, food to large number* in (he event jf the Unlieri Stater. new group, said that an attempt for the man instead of the party.'* The only other foreigners who of disaster. would be made to unify Sanford “We had hundred* of Repubtl" havr received ihr Itriuix'diillvi s fioiu el1ic Liberation ‘Happier Occasion’ met chants. Among the proposal can* write in and tell u* they { Cross are U>tli chief. dubs. Iirallb and welfare di, irtitems for discussiim at the first ■|f Mom i ’ll It At.......... PI* Vdlai r were going to vole Democratic,” Niuarc dancing at Ulc Chi. ''err President Kitenhower and meeting will lie methods o4 Influ­ the vie tor lou v c indidale said be­ SUYrnton -ant today this vsae a melllf, and liraltli association* Irr, sponsored hv the Sanford tic can King Mohammed V. have hern invited to attend, ihe) encing more Sanford residents to much Kai’pier day for the nation’* TALLAHASSEE fUPIr - The creation Department, will r.nt be t.tkr Mary Roy Seoul troop 242 fore leaving on a trip to Southern shop at home, store hours and Public Utilities Conimiisioti today held tnnlzht due to a Kiwani* Glub Democrat* "than »nmr other* I will c j I tin- kind of mral that will present the only "live" exhi­ Pines, N.C. might lx iirepariKi doling n cri*i* ^ other matters to local merchants. cancelled the auio transportation dinner in thr main auditorium. Can remr-rntn-r." bit In the district when 300 Cen­ Herlong. who narror.l) defeated * Roumillat callrd the organisa­ broker! license of the J. M. Blythe The group will meet tomorrow Stevenson, the lo-ing Deni-wru — 'simple ami wholesome, wilh no tral Florida scout* meet Thursday a Republican two )eara ago, piled tion of rrtall merchanls on a unit­ Trucking Co of Sanford up a huge margin In defeating li, piriidrntlal nvrniHate in IP-Y2 frill*." night Instead. Wednesday nijht Mi* H It Whilmuir. ->huo! anil Friday at the Frrti Creek Ar­ GOP challengrr William C. Cole­ ed front basis "something we real­ anil Itrili, said he wat ccrtalti the The rommissiun »ald Ihe II.eusc dance* will be resumed next week mor), Orlando lunch dnreior of Seminole County ly need In Sanford.” lie pointed wal revoked because of failure of j While c.>oI weather last week LITTLE ROCK, Ark ( Up] * _ new l> elected Democratic t on A program of Indian folk dance* man of Winter Park Tueaday. out that cities which have *lrong the company to file with lh« i forced tin program lo mu.r into An ardent icgregationlit who bc-l«re»# would "rneel it* opjmrlunlty schools, it In charge of the pro­ will be presented by the Lake The congressman aatd tbc only gram. merchant group* have had a great agency a financial responsibility ' the main auditorium, attendance it gan a write in campaign onh a with ie*|u»n*lblllty,'* Alary boya. The troop learned the issue to appear In his campaign deal ol tucccss In efforts to in- bond a* required by law. high Ronald Perry, director said week ago. claimed victory today , , ... .»• s . ■•• datix'e* from from ADI John Hau­ was "the two party syatem.” 1 1 M ir local business. He aahl Coleman "talked a lot over Itrp. ltronki Mayt (D Ark I (. I’C tlltS Iv l^ lltS I* I^CIIL ser, YAH-7, who studied the rouHe atked Ihc cooperation of all who h*d attempted to mediate Die I \MPa il l’ll Republican llnrs while a student at Spring about thr value if a two-party local mrrchanls in |he venlurr., Little Rfiek *chnol cri*l* nf ’ v stjjrp William t I’ramer gave flrld t'ollrgr, Springfield, M»a» v/atem and my stand was that pointing out that "anything that i 'h* people ilwuld vote for tho year. crrdil to hi* fight foi elate’* A nun v bavkvtliall league I* Five girls are a*«l»ling the *f<ui .helps on* will help ti* all " setter qualified man regardleia righti today in hi* overwhelming Dr. Dale Alford, * segregation pluiund by the Manfold Recrea­ in the Indian dances. * Not only do Isx-al merchant* have of his party,” tat member of the Lillie Rock vtcory for re-election at Florida’* tion Dt-p-vi intent. All gruupv wish­ 'Hie annual "ScoUtin;' on Farcompetition from other r.iii» but The big difference, however, School Hoard, xaiil h leatllCil III* only GOP congressman sine, lie- ing In f-o in team fur a scheduled ail#” program vvill Include Scouts the downtown aira Is getting more was "hard work by me and my nitiucUon dayl. victory "l! nest personal one ilt-. leak ' are liigi-d to contact of all ages from Cubi lo F.xplor- friends,” Herlong said. rompetithm from shopping crnler*. i r.nnrr defeated lii nii" tatlc the reerrat1-n uffict immediately, ers Hour* tin I In 9 p m. Unofficial return* from 2ii he added Two year* *S«, Herlong de­ Excerpt* 'rom the l-ake Mary lin precinct* showed Alford lea l rhallrngi r tVinton King in the Gamr- a III Ik- played Monday feated Republican Arnold Lund of )ir-i < ongrraslonal Itirtrict by » from 7:3a to t»:30 p m. at flemln- troop daners were presented last Daytona Reach by only 4.000 SuppurtcrA of Leo tiar.v yealrrday loat their hid to put l*'I Hay* 30 &A3 to z> 'V Tir^lth 411 Wf» *(»»» ole High School, November Thursday on WDHO T. V. dJring volet. Hr said In that race "we him in office by h write-in cunijutiRit. but the Oviedo mayor [ through Jainury. Unles* there i* "Marking Time” The troop hat all thought it was a pushover and l.rohuhly net is new world record lor race* run In otic election. ( ; a m o '|’„ n i o r r o u < >t'fiuial AlTUMU’d nil immediate rr*)uni*e, the reerea* accepted Invitation* to appear dur­ *p nearly got beat.” Gary agreed to allow hi* mime lo he lined i i a write-in HAi.MD.Mi. Iraq I l l ’ll Atwlu! (lnn ({rp,irtmnvt wilt l-e forced to ing halftime homecoming game* lie raid this year he talktd to iuin|vilifti for the D istrict 1 sent on ihc County Commission. . Mrt! (lu,’ ' ' r Bigh ; ' extern Arif- lr*qi am!»***ador t^lfsiraie the uo-r t« thr high srhool at Seminole High School and De about jo.ooo to 40.000 voter*. Land High School activities # Property rvasaessment i. m.k His attpiKirt hovvever. rangisl from votes for U. S. senator „ .tedtum" .T J S * V West tiermany, hat been attested Herlong defeated Coleman by Iipm and will be tried on charges |_ _ ---------about 30,000 vote*. ing progrrs* in Seminole Count),!*0 Sanford City CoRimiMSloner. m, tomorrow. A previous glmc be of coi spirac) against the security In the LoiiRWood precinct. (Jury pulled one vote, by Dowling Appraisal Co.. Braden, tween the two w*« won by s*n- of the fatherland, It was announc­ tun, report* that most nf thr iouUi write-In, in Ihr senatorial race tieI furd, AO. ed I--day. end of the City of Sanford already |tween Sprsiard I. Holland and l-e While Gary * supporter* were tn h#t heen rraisrired The work land Hyicr. In the tame box, he tcring his name in practically » a i begun Oct. 4. Officials said also received two votes for the every race, other votrr* with pen- C h a m h e r T o M e e t the project ll "going fairly close Hoard of Publir Instruction and cil* were huay. Vernon )A Dunn. lo schedule.” one each for circuit udge and Dr mo. rat Ic nominate for thr Pit the l-axr Mar. Chamber of ( oiuiderablr iloudinrx* through altered shower* Richard Gormlry, spokesman for the House of ltrpir«entatlvei. tile 4 post, received *cveral write Commerce meet* tonight at f in |tll|rM|,y * uh More than lw» member* of ti» Dowling Appraisal, yesterday said These werr In addition to the |„ vote, despite Hating of hti name the Chamber of Comnierrr Rudd lair today and Thiilvd*). High to the Seminole County United tie, Mwnurl Jacotston Dept, htore, Sixth District of Ktwanls Intrroaing, Thr business mrellrij* villi . day 73 l» XU, tow (anight *,! to XT. (hat the men hope lo be working valid vole* for Di*tricl I Com mi* on thr voting machine Boyd Wallace Inc., Krl’s 5 A 10c w in tne county sometime in Decem­ tinner preceded by the Court of H o n o r s„uihra»terly wiml* X l« IX tntlex Fund drive M »y neared the half- Store, Seminole Co. Laundry, J. M. lional will meet tonight at the F. A Dyaon defeated in the for”Roy* for 11MV KfOUl fteout'TrooiT'six’ Tr.Miti .' . _ and __a Innlglil. ..... ber. Gormley reported ' r « d co­ way point. tlffieslnla Oilictals rwhnflfli reported rnl> col Garrett, Wilson-At a irr Furn. Co., Sanford CJvt.- Center. per ahour today At Goldenrod. Gary received one Sept I primary by David Gatrhel ___ ____ ___ Sanford Kiwsnian* will play operation" on thr part of .ianford vole for Pie slate legiilsture and lections hail rllmbcr to near *11,Gen#’* Seminol# Cleaners, Sanford host to 13 clubs, including two residrnla, who have given informa­ two for Circuit Judge. In precinct in the District 1 race, alto got' w yo Giial for ibis year it M ii.iH JO . Gas Co„ Downtown Cleaner* * circuit Judge. In preemci , wrHe-ln vote. It was found in * \ l a r i l l i l l I T 1 IH 'riM lsr' N'olc Didn’t Count from other districts. tion freely. While interior informs- one. or the Oviedo mayor got two ,|,r 1)>(rn|<r yyU Jk liirilllU L lllu r iU S i Lalrst contributors to the United l-aundr), Florid# Precooling Co. MOBILE. All tUPli —Mayor Speaker for the dinner meeting, ^|°_^®^be#ded on all dwallin^a, (he for,the n1 Representative*, MARION. Ill i CPI) - Fire Celery City Printing, A F. Fund, in amount* nf 125 or more, Mvnroc votrr* did * gieat which begin* it 7, will tie Ish appratier* eili not enter the two for the Bond of Public In- j »f^ike .i ~ tn . t . .wui.r . o i’’alarms * are numtruus-oti liam Jiiteph N. lurngsiy ipnltrd a man ait Ramsey Florist, AVcrttrn Union It K. Tookr, Jr., Title A pilfeting a newspaper slant) t mn Brant, govrrnor of the Florida buildings un'di Invited •trviilion, three for circuit Judge, i vxhdT , w J r . ^ : 't'1 IB£,» r Jerries. .,T . A „ ffJ ,1,. rfl ms Ite loukevl aruund f»r a po Abstract C«rp , A L P Tea Co., Tel. Co. Ambrose Dllff. Mack N. District. Special gu#al will ba At thr work progress*--, Dowl­ one for the County Commission, M valid votes for Gary and those ^ ,u W, M.-Roberts, Mr. Cleveland, Jr„ Gordon V. Frrder- Chester McDonald of Lakeland, ing, president of th# company, will District 2, one in the "unopposed” liiciuari and. seeing none, ran al Mr. t Sirs. Mi K Mi John 11 (Villlamr, R. ilk, Karlyle Householder, AV. C, governor elect. Byron Herlong, LLIrr the thief, collared him and live informative tali* to clvk [ ^ 'on* the Noting "m*ehi«Tnd ^ 'l* bortiood smalt fry have swcllrd Hutchinson Jr., , Edwin Rhinholcluir* and nrgxnlrtd group* on re without the needed "X ” bedde his held him until an ufiicer arrived F* Coopc:, T, W, June*. W. L, ser, Hlcmhiint, Davi* ^ McIntosh, Governor of the Sixth DUtrtet, will Roger Harris, two votes for Dis the ranks of volunteer “firemen Grsiiiko Di M. I. Harks be the presiding officer. f quest. There are 12 men working name. | minutes later. trtet 3 Board of Public Instruc Dr J t Boyce. Dr, l>. D. [Volte A. AA’ilUami Jr., Sanford AuIn the Held and three in Ihe office Poller said Pic thief admitted When the 1.134 voles at Hanford *^on- Rufus Sand, two votes for Brown, Dr. A W. Flppt. Sr., Dr. to Parts, StricklandMorrison Inc.. xi Pi# .Seminole County Courthts guilt, lommrntlng ruefully, A \\ Iptu, Jr.. Di '«hn Moi Julia 11. Dillory. A. C. Doudney Ferry Still Working City Hall were tabulated last Dlitriit 5 Board of Public Imirue More Aid Ahku’O I nine. and I voted folangan.” POINT CLEAR. Ala. -4U P 1) — night, election official* found Hon; Claude Hillelt one vote. John -jn , Di. Jatk C. Morrison, Dr, Surveyor Inc,. Bill LaBre# J1umbHAIFA, Israel tUPli- I .nance L. Munson. Dr. Vinvent Robert*, ing lltaHng, Odbam ft Tudor Inc., A wooden, hand-crankod t e r j itUl Gary’* name on one of the bal­ Angel two vot#t, District 1 Board Minister Levi Eshkol Tuesday . . . xt rill » f . . t Commission To Meet lot*. At Lak# Monroe, Gary also of Public Instruction. night rppealrd to mambera of the H o a r d W i l l M e e t Dr. II Waydc lluckrr, Mr. and Employee* of Odham ft Tudor plies the Flab River County- Connnlii loner* will m##t was placed In several raeei. He United Jewish Appeal Mission 1AU.AHA.s SEF: tUPli - The: Mrs. D. K. McNab, AU Souls Inc., Steiwnoyar Roofing ft Sheet C. C. Cook puUi t u t sad . J. Q. (Slim) Galloway rsrorded to lo.-rs .- at 9:70 a .... m. ia th# Metal AA’ork*. Crumley ft Mon- gen acros* the Mbftaot-widft i N e ___collected two for Dislri-'t 2 Comhere to increase their aid to irn- state Road Board will hold its Catelle Church, saaimDtio.i toon at th# court. miaiiuner, one .or the Hoard tf * ' *n Go!d#nrod for the House migrant* arriving ia Israel from: regular monthly meeting here Bib Crumb lohn M Fit/pat teith. H. J . Gut genev. William b> mean* of a alardy N|* M i kottam Luropa. |Puhltc Inatiucuoe. *of Reproaentet;*#*. •wa [tick, R. A. WUdtmi, iUli Thaa E. ader Jeweler, kitevir# Seed CoI Nov. li i l 1 p m WASHINGTON (UPI) - Demo crat* rode Into com manding con­ trol of th# H ou se and Senate today with the biggest congrr* lional landalidt victory since the Roosevelt New Deal era. A Democratic tide which turgrd in Maine two months ago awept •croti auch Republican strong- hold* at Vermont. Ohio. South Dakota. Ncbraaka and Wisconsin. Democrat! won 15 Senate tacra, with one unaettlrd. to aaiure them of at least Cl aeata In the new Congreaa, while the GOP won tight for • total of only 54. Democrat! held 1T2 aure House aeata againat 112 for the Republl- Seminole Democrats Win Easily ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ U.S Voters Consigned Baker And Raborn Make City Runoff; Total Vote Is Low »'Big Names' To Oblivion County N ix e s B id B y G O P , W rite-In 'Disappointed’ Ike To Continue Battle p On U. S. Spending Former Sanford Captain Politicians Look Behind Demo Win Gets Death March Gavel Roumillat To Head Retail Merchants Luncheon Will End iClasses In Feeding Churchill To Get Liberation Medal News Briefs Local Firm Loses Trucking License Syd Herlong Says 'Man Beat Party' Local Scout Unit To Present Dances No Dance Tonight At Civic Center Write-In Defeats Rep. Brooks Hays Basketball League* For Men Planned Gary's Supporters Lost, but Ran In M any Races Progress Reporled On Reassessment Weather Si'a,S»,i7WSw*f...... Ir"" «• ............. . United Fund N e a r Sanford To Host M id -P o in t T o d ay Kiwanis Meeting � 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 04, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/41447d4ed036a3b19668539f4b55ee7b.pdf c392ee43a73ae8cb55bd0444774ba0a3 PDF Text Text • » ii . 1 . /HOGRAMS START 6:00 FRIDAY. jiV OCT. 24th miDAV r. m. -'T Vs Il ia I d Knbla lined III Ctrcua Hoy l;M • !> Th* i:«rlr ntiow «:U III lie.lna cam«ra I IT t.HUAI F. ■. 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Hartira ;.*• • 31 Tml a - *1a r ro » i f • r#» Ml Itompar Iloom 9:3* i l l Hiar I ar form* ric* It 94 • 21 Dough It* HI Ml F ir l e n t or Monty • 2l T rraturt Hunt «(• Vidro Dlgtat ItMi Ml iVjMdofrn tl:at t i l f*r.»a la flight i d Arthur flodfrty II* 44 i*» Vnut f»ar In Court II It lll<* n.anlrallon Ml T«.n fiollar Mi Polar Lind Marta Tl IMIIAV r. M. (2k T'r Tae Douch Ml U v t of Lift IS.lt • Ik It I’nulif lit 1 on Mi h u r r h for Tomorrow 4>i Mi th*>r't |)aj M' ihildlng Llrnt | *44 Ml Aurora — f'ariotv <21 Jfp n a I |kI f.lltHiK r t I* i l l |*a t>lt. plarra and Thing* i :lr I* • .4a 111* Wnr 1*1 Tiirn■ rii Fir rlda Doom 1rii *;» Xtw■ 2 94 i :!» T r ii D« *.r 13a#■**«a • n i *k .11in.mr fta a n * V* r loft ail TV Ifaur nf Pur* 2 «t Ml If n l* lit* D i l l iinutt Ptrfy 1 M iji T***laj It Hurt Mi Tho 111* Payoff • *i float »h* Uiftfl I 14 i l l Prom Thtrt Hurt* • * i Vr» dl< * It X«yr* i*i Who !*• T»»u Try»v 4i99 ilk <Jiio#n f»r A DO 19 19 11*k 114- Ml (fl Mi Ml Ml d (41 Ml C) ifi Hi Mi ill YOU’LL SAVE $?$’« at MATHER’S CLOSE-OUT On These High duality Throw Rugs Tonight Only From 6 til 9 • V IS C O S E • RAYON and - H) tV IU U M IIWAI.II I'nltrd I 'r r t i tnlrrnaUimal NEW YoltK <UIM) -Offhand. -«n'l think of nn>lhtng (hit’ll numh nir Into naTuAii nuirkif Ihau (rur Itfr ilm iri about rDlrio)*nrr, irlrpathy, h a m i t n l lullin'*. trviUUuM, inrdiumilnp god III.' utlirr du tlrr of (hr p*y flue heap • Phony (Uifle* about the iptrit t»i>rld and iU tenant*. I tike. Itriiif on Ihr k'hoxl*. mummiet, jHnul* and Heck me with wulf bane Hut »rri«u! retelll:ig» of •trange oreurre.rwri I put tu a rlk » with hradiqitip fradlngi, lake maiuteti, dnvoing ro<l( and thr wrrttingi on the g reit pyra­ mid W e d i t e l d ay night. CBS TV'* ' V n u d o n s I ircle Theater." a drama »hnw that drata with hr tual happening!, turned to one of Ihi tr honrit (D'Koodnria itrangr oecutrente ator lea, building an rntlrr hour around a lamg lilami, N.V,, family whole houar had the •hake*. It a a a a rather cur tou* »pen men n( ptogram, partly rtramatlr, parity airaighl Interview, moally very dull. The tainily » a i Imtlrd out and m wrre tonic policemen, all o( whom dutifully talked about bottlei [nipping, *Ugar Ih>wU (lid lx)cM Values to $19.95 102 R. lot OPEN 'T I L !>:«() Y0UK S H O I ’l ’I N l i T O N K illT C O N V E N IE N C E Jtw olpy l;I* «H *«:> ll• 111 W. RobUaoa Pbooo (• Arden 4 4MJ WE CARRY AN1) SERVICE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS F R E E EST IM A T ES OCT. 3 !st Us* (1 11>4 mt >I* 11*9 11.11 WE L S H T I R E S H O P Announces — 24 - Hr. H. K. HOWE, Owner "GOLDEN FORMULA" . . . . cluranl MARY CA RTER PAIN TS a kind of Itlrhard Widmark glee. Wynn wa» mild, aharp. auie In­ cidentally, the girl who tdayed ih r liille hral'i mother in the play wai Jo-elyn Hrarnlo. Mar iun'i •liter. Over at NliC-TV, Milton llerle turned out anolher low key. mod' c r a t'l y funny ihow Thli, deipite the preifnre of Sammy Davia J r ., a performer whn>e charm* have alwaji eludrd me. It's true that Davi* i* verialile. lie ling*, dance*, clown*, dor* imprraaiein* etc. But it aetma to ------ By STANLEY me that hr docan't do any n: thr»e thing* very well. He mrirl) doe* Ihem However, he doe* Veep that unite going full hlaa* and (hat term* In be atl that a performer really nerd* nowaday* The Channel Swim; One of Ihr new (how ■ nn (he planning board* at NI1C-TV I* “Chopatifkt," a muaieal panel ahnw in which pir.ri memheri *it before planot and pound r>ut their anawera. Sicreen Gema. an lnd»pendrnl outfit, ia pi. • filmed »ituitlon comedy foe .1 Trauoel eaHed "JUntn-. * t. a (JovfM or.'’ ABC-TV will program re-runa of 'Shirley Temple'a Storybook" on every third Monday atarting Jan S. CBS-TV'a “Jackie Ulea ton Show" ia going Ihrough a crucial period — it* rating* have everybody gloomy. A teat film far the propoied Hal March daytime variety (how will he ihot by NBC-TV twfnre Dec. 21. \ f l 11 r i ' j -W A f e e i C J ' . n . T . f . h W i*iv w owl in t h e liu-it-yuiirM'lfer'n rirenm c o n ir tr u e . I F m w o n d e r f u l fo r f u r n i t u r e , nlo ru g e ivniln . . . mi mini) thlngw. S e e It tmliiy alotiK w ith o u r o t h e r i|Ufltit} l. u m h c r F rw lu c tn , I C/ALla — “The Lumber Number" FA 2-5581 H ILL Lumber Cr Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd St. Snnford, Florida at I HAYNhS OFFICE MACHINE If it could carry oatiugb furl, aA new nr * < l'. U'» at* S. *tuprraonic u <tumi m t r epcii grcvii h plane would be able to circle thr earth twice at the equator In 2t hour*. *') New York, the r.auoo'i leading tnduitnallal Hate, h t i twice ia many manufacturing etUbliihmenu* a* California, which rink* ItCMd. A 'qujet ro tm " u»ed by 1 U. & a irr r ift manufacturer to reduce equipment none ia *o effective you can hear your heartbeat a* you walk through it. Stemper Agency ^a p H O N O ( * R A P H RECORDS Slur* FIUERGLAS INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc* FRIDAY. We Have — HI-FI REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Aaaariatea Everett llaryer • ArletU Price H. K. 'Geoa* Taffer, Coy Allen 111 S'. P a r t " ' 9 a 1-4MI Saafard, Via. Deal with RTENTER and Keep Yawr Tamper—IT PAY8 and TELEV ISIO N 8aUa, Kapaif tad Service S E E ------ GET A Jew elrr-U alrh M aher Completa Uwe Of B i t OVA • H A M PT O N and ERNEST nOBF.t. Milrkra | ID ikator APPROVID 11 “TOUCH-TYPING COURSE In This Actual * 2 3 .9 5 VoIlM RwordAlbum ' « )—■ (• -amt •*< **i«* i, m i i* imi I* <*.* ... ih imm w •if* w* i« i* i •(, a t t i n , Watrh and Jewtlry Repairing and Hi #m Setting m fh* Superb I JUIHT SUOU" J Sm ilh-C orom I I I I faia r DOWN PAYMENT (MM I I I | J I I tu it-d ltltlK V N * iw « a * M M i i . l *i (if* *.|, In M tdiij w. Qm *4m nniiM aa( la Ml- 11 otu i n n w n •- AU- HORN rULLT CJL’ARANTEED II Martha To P a , W IN N TV 3 1 8 E . ta t WlfWtout rvtO*A!l P0 Bur MRITM(Oiw»i» rotf Alii HOYT Jewelers P A 9-0181 rOOLKIt IN sr.MMKIt tVARMKH IN WlNTIIlt BAVK FUEL 6 P. M. i .it • ':( " Ml nalehe* cleaned with ike nr<*r«l ultra *onir rleaning marhinr* and timed rleelruairally r n the *>glrbmgatrr. ; THE OLD HOME TOWN PROGRAMS CNR till »99 o th e rs 27” \ FOR Ing. platlic globe* (lying and diet.er* falling and ll all kiuiided like a normal afternoon at anyone'* houtr. Somehow, I | rnuldn't help feeling (hat about 20 ■mtm worth of glue would have fixed everything up fine. CBS-TVa other hour drama th.iw WednetdA) night, ’T u r ' lull ’* came up with 'Tree Hide,” that wai a mild boiler. Il* moat notable gnela wrre Italph Meek­ er anil Keenan Wynn who playrd thr leada. Meeker, playing a • mail time mob*ter, gave hir part ' " I f f A?? Donna Road—Co W ALTER H. TR A PP MUllenatre JEW ELER ratD A T r . I It Hat Maataraa* IS.44 (2) Tlo Tea Dough CBS (9) WLOF-TV ABC P a m Page (I) Lava af Ufa 1S;II it) ft Could Ha Tea IT# Get A Sacral (1 ) WESH-TV M IC I t.t t (I) d*arrh For Tonavrenr Thla to Tour Ufa Purtuli (f) UotfcaFa Day Dosing 1» *4 |»» 7 h, O uK lri U l k l ’ 19.10 Kingdom of tka Saa t:H <li ( u i . 14:44 Ntna (Ii Urighttr Da* Hi S,» • N'4» W t i t h t r IIM Ml Amarlcan klangatand (•I U . i i i . i N'twa^Woithtr ill Sarral Mtorm * I* [ • ' i!l r.aiii.. r . i M kt.A Thltai Jack Paar 11. ft > •( (•* .1. I ( . .(urld ' u m m i ifuvia II# ill Pdgo of Maul (li \|(.c* (-> J'lonilk H . ddi REST MATERIALS <li County Fair . Ttl I K ill AT 4. W. M l ill tfpo<ra Uhlir J.(( l i i Truth *r C.nikiu.nnt. Try Un And Be Convinced : a* i l l Today—^Jarroo ay ill Unci* Walt (ft Jimmy D im - VtrKty Ml S oot (*> }!•— Jour of M----m 313 E . 2nd Sanford i.ao (4) 4'aptaii) Kaogarta Ml Pootyt r ia i h o u i t 1 II ill ll«(i* jiigii (li Nana M l Ml alovla .. **» llouo l*»rty 111 Public Rorvlee Mi Agvonturo Tiro# I II ll) Today u u ri ll) llotnaor lioom 1*1 IVoml) l\'t«di»tih»r Hi llli l-nyeff » I* M) Utarrarformanc* ill w u4hir*htA i*i6tria i l l li-ii ih* . ’lock Mi Dough fta UI 19 99 Ml Hot it * « ' l l Krom Th*i. Jtooli Ml For U l a ar MaMf Mi Ptailng cauitra III \ rroici ll T.iir. 19 II ll) Trtattsra Hunt M» M m • I) Wb« Do Tou Truit <l) Video Dlgtat Mi Lit*hanttd Mirror Vour Modrrn Mobil* !.(♦ <f| Uurrn for \ P»y Ml Pyiinldomn 19 41 I 41 Ml Nan a III ll. Igh.rr D«y Ml hclonro Fiction Tkaatro 21:44 Ml Price l> Ulgkl NEW MOON IH A r.-.rlc Jondiund (Ii Arthur Godfrey Mi Hlrt.lt of Dangtr i ll Hi H.crrt •i-.rm Doglrr far Orgng* A Srmlnolr 7.11 ill .Soara —Douglat i.dtranla II 94 (9) Your I»ar In Ceurt 1 11 III |:jg . of M fbl . Mi Conranfration Ml N « « i - N n Goddard ('mini; • I) I'ountv l*»ir Mi Pater U n i llayaa Ml liragnft I.M lfi g p in Dili Ng»y Wrlrogi* ill offlrtal Dattcttvo ll) To# Dollar i l l 1,’nrlo Will ill ('htyonnt l.o» l)o»n I'gjintM, • Pi.y.rn nirhou*! til Nto fork ('nnftdtnlial TNlNdKV r. M. Rgiy Trrmi I . l l III (lull. ill IMItnl PtM lri 1 : Vi i l l Tie t i c Uough i d xaf.iy yirm i it ill Tklg ntory K) U u of Ml. Modern MohjJe liomen III ill-bar Jlou.n 'tub ill To Tt|| Tho Truth m i i i i ii could li* r«« ».4t ill rirtoon Carnival Mi Wiatl Rarp ( d M**reh for i v a tir o — Sales and Park 1:1# II) W .aibir • Jfnw gD.rti I 99 Ml El toll an Night Apor.tgf l>i Wotll*r» !>«r 1*1 If oil* M» El tn* j n S ia I*t Hpt *i«t 2)19 So. Orlando Dr. II It II uul'llrg U | ) l (;J4 Hi lifting Citn.rv Ml fl if Ionian 1:1* III (Hula I : II •:» N . i . dgniord Ph. P.\ 2-72T2 <9* Pmilhalt HIg h I)■4Yt ■ii ,s*»» I l l w *i*rf ro:ii MM ♦It Kiortlon Mgfit ill Ub»»»i* 111 VVt*»htr*Non a-gfiortt 1 n* t i l I’.IOI.- r u . t i IS* Thing* ill R a u h rrlN a o a Rpnrta I l« i l l A> Tli* World Turin III If 4'll O' *»l Klorldn ttoom (ll Klarllon Mghl t H ill S .« i i M ij* Truln or i.'rniH'igm.i Hr.llM'.hllO A M. i l . Jliony tla.ii i M .71 Tod«» —O«rro*«» i l l Ilnur .1 Nlnrn M t Id \.« « i It i l l IU«- r H.ggla III ill lloui. t-irty (,M Ml CttiUln kargaro* I f* III Big I’A.off * O III M . I R O .♦ D III li.at I n Ci»-k ».H 111 I'uillo f . r i l . i i l l Txnl*r I* thill S E R VI CE ill itumlmr lluom l i l ) KI \trdl-* I* Tuuia I II III Hiarrvrforininco i l l Krui i That# Itooli l l . d UI Dough III Ml ll) Mhu Da Yeu Tr».| Call — Fa 2-3108 or FA 2-7244 N lfhlii •li for L o n or lloniy I cl ill ouion Far A D»r ll:*! III T r m u r i Hunt or FA 2-0872 Day. • ll llrtghtor Day • li Marking Ttmo i * i Ainirlcon llindilind •*l»: l»< ■otinid" a n i t * i l l y*cr*t Htorm II II Hi I-rlci li High. t i i u i »:•:»» of Night Ill Ton D"ll*r - Ojlr .31 t’ouniy Coir ill Your. I n ) In Court i H HI hpii* flhli> 105 IV. 2nd S i. Sanford, Fla. II ill I'onconl.tlloi. i l l I’u S 'i . riovboui. ill Tun lioltir il) t’nrl* Will ur.llIM fllT r. «. t i l l ill Moil. 11 K rs . Tie T»- fl'iugh 4Bi Adirntui# lint* ill l.ixo of I.If* u tk la ttf r j ll'jurd Mi Hr l.ae Mi Moaihtr-.Vawo aygrta l l ; l t if I 1,'oui‘l 11* You m i Movie il) M in k fur Tutnorro* i»i Jlulhor'n D ir 1.11 Mi llvart iff tho r i l f l.l-i Hi Woithor * Nf n * 1J:*1 ill 'tuidtng t.lgbl 1 I I ill Ku*i* l :l i Mi Non* Ml Hunting tin) Flvhltig ill Ni*. i*i t.ll.imr* ; .91 i j i |tuo( • and ^aJdltt 1 II if) r*.|>l*. ( l . r . i A Thing! 7:11 i d iH u f iif Kdvifdi I Jo i ( i *. lb* World Turni Ml Dan Doddard Always pre-tested 7:|9 Ml (Irov 4lht*at It) Vtarldo noom ID JafTa iNllI# I -ii 111 V*o• For lonvwenrlnti i I » Thl* I* Alice J:M .7) Truth or f'u n t.u uio-o 1:99421 lid Wynn VarUtr ♦* k J t m m r f)#an i l l UirifnUtr itrIda • M i Ilnur nf H tir * perfect fil, (»l JComi I l k (!) IIul* Mi r Ii | 19 (D Whirl)* ltlrd*h (<) Ifmti# party Mi Com#n(ration and smart atyllnf. 3:94 4*i n i r Puayoff 19) It9*l Mc^oye «11 Todlat I* Our# I it Mk llthind .Cloaad Doara ♦Vi H tal (he C l i c k i d *«» Hunt 1 24 ♦*) Tht Vtrdlrt fa fowvh Ml Pal lloon# ♦I • Prom Thtt# VT• •t • “ Where guaJUy is higher than price" 9 .11 (? » l t r n l t F*yrd 4*) Who f)i» T«ti Trutf Mi ITayhnuto f« 6 M (2* (2» Quttn (Jutvn F F»r »r A A D»v Mk Itourh ftld^rt #*i f tr lffh f o r f> a r I0;94 <2* 4lmu«h« Man («i I m t r l n n H a n d a t a n d Ml Traffl-’ OuM *JH '* ( h t^rM F tn rm 19:19 i!» >la**iu#rad* 6 14 fll M l* af N'lghi 19 ) J o h n B a l* 21 r ^ u n t ) 9*tlr 10:41 49* N*»i • \%talhtr t ie **» hp». *. «hM* 1199 (2k N«wW*aalhtr-h|)(*rla Mi Purl* Waif Ml v*w*'Weilh*r*ltiwrif iti | ‘f.p*4 a rlayhouta Ml Mode S II M) Movieft It 11) Jar I* Paar Mi Mirk** Mouta (Su*» l( | i*r**4* Oifr an I EXQUISITE COLORS— FINER PAINTS! Mi 4(ij(frman Ci4# f*l VV#a(h t r - Vt p * Iliu m 4 . 91. M t Mr.4 I t i eliminate drtourt and lurnt and tove you 7 ya ill Tualgf^-Ogrroi*ai ‘i <-t*» Ml H »*kn r 7lit Ml Nana 4:tn M) Nowa iftT* h u |i profit! ond eotti. My hundred! of 9 o■•» • i i ii'• i*111it Kanatroo <‘*9' 1*1 H0(1f l » lil t l*k N ia i €:1a (9k N#* • 9 >9 i?l I'ubfir Mod It# ilk Tht Five nwja irXiSri bronchoi |i*o you astro tree point— A EREE (An ftomirvr llonit* 7*94 M l f i t r o y 9 1* »2• Ntarparformaiica f i l l (Ik V*«» fM u g ta a con with tTtry on# you buy." J 4.9I 90I. up 19.oa 4?i |lough fta Ml M l fi«.n O o d d i r d aI * Per LiVi ur Monty 7*Sd 4*» lYtgdn Trvln 14 J* Hi T rtitu ro Hunt M l f^eit H i n a t r Ml (firktng Tlmt »(» U viKir* Wttk fO’i J )9* C o u l d n W f ) l to 4*1 1 MU, tire# 4?I pflrt I* flight « 29 i *( Ti c Pri e I t n i g h ! 201 W. I IttST ST. FA 2-3619 <8, (k|l« A H trrttt • *» Afihur ftudfray 19» Y « u f f)av- i n C o u r t Ml Untie LISTING Haunted Houses, Telepathy Like Reading Bumps li • WOOL • AX MINHTKIt 111 m i ll — iW llnii'lL y > * |k ^ i 49s-* **'$???! -'Tr^VJr;’TMS**'^rrL'5*11 Jhe Sanfohd. dtehaLA Weekly JO Jeude P. M. SPRINKLER ij^acPL»rffiagig j tfi v'rr,i;7'f*'',-f F A 2-2991 110 S. Park FA 2-5952 HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 314 MafitoHa A are. P h . F A 2-0462fc S asfo td , F lo rid a �69-Mile Train Of Vegetables SThe H a n fo rd •. VOL XL1X Kstanliahed 1908 a *.» i a r t s i s r t t s a t t \ t i n i t t t ' k l P t r O t l I fefto A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P * * SAM ORD. FLORIDA MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1958 Seminole County pliant* Mini harveat« acres and Meres of vegetables. The total shipped in the past year would have filled a 69-mile train. This impressive total represented shipment of 6.865 c a r lo a d s . Had all of the rail cars been loaded at once and Rooked to the same train, it would have stretched from SanTord to St. Aujrustlne. nr from here to lakeland. —■ " News Briefs Loan Total Given WASHINGTON (LTD - The World Rank reported that io nans U made during the three month* • a d e d Sept. ?<> brought the cumu­ lative total of its Dan* thus far to M.otn.ioo.onn Maneuvers Slated If e r a lit D r i lle d Prewa E rased W ire NO. 298 Legislators Urge These \ rcetahles brought Semi iwlc County producer* an *wlmated II I I million in profit*, according to figures compiled by the University of Florid* Exten­ sion Service and Ceeil Tucker count* agricultural agent Seminole farmer* spent almost I t million to plsnt, cultivate, h*rvr*(, irncV. glade aod market Defeat For Amendment Volers Would Lose Right Of Choice, rWemen!s Say Chief Seminole Interest On Dunn-Gary Contest SECOND o r SERIES NORFOLK. Va (LTD — Thirty [these producls Sale* amounted to The Seminole County legislative loval voter* will g.. In the poll* Mrckt, M I. Ilaborn J r . Trny ship* of the U. S. Navy 2nd Fleet about $5 t 4 million. These figures delegation today urged voters to tomorrow to rhoote one member | Glenn Richardson and t Ivitc li • “ “ * ----* — * “ ■ represent subitantill contrlb-iUnn* leave Atlantic Seaboard port* to­ defeat the controversial "daisy day through Nov, 1J for opera­ to the local economy Tucker said of the Sanford < Itv Commissi,>n Hnbertson -hain" amendment which wilt *p. tion U ntflcx 1M. * three week in discussing thr Importance of e 'e ,i two membet* of the Hoard Vr" ,l,r ballot Nil .*" *»<■■ oe*r on ihe ballot in fomorrow’a agriculture to tt*e couotv amt It. | exercise in the w-r*tem Atlantic of County 1’oirmtfrinucr*. vote for write in rantlidair. Iv kits Jay ;cr*er.il election. people * a congressman *cn*tor and two Brck In prepared statement*. Rep*. member* of the Itallmad and 't.v)or Gary ha* not waged v Preliminary eillin a lo are avail­ Gordon V. Frcleriek *mi Mack campaign, although bis *up,*orirr> Public Ctilltlr. (' mipi»*:on Ctcvi-lard Jr. am! Sen. Douglai WASHINGTON tUPD— Preal- able on total acreage planted this Slt-nMrom tal-i a p p r o val of Most of the lntriwt in Semi- have been busy in hi* Iq-half lie dent Elsenhower h*« formally *»* season. Tucker *aid they show Amendment No f "would deprive pole Count) wilt he erntrred on agreed to n "draft" at the ursmg tended diplomatic recognition io that the total acreage for ju*t of a group which **i 1 i w ante I a Ihc people of Florida if their richt tt»e Independent government of abojt every vegetable has been, L IE .MINER AND DAISY MAE w«vi Ihc nuu*Hnii»lI<>w- the ra.c for the DlMnrt 4 »cat ivn candidate "with a more »ub tan Io a.-cepl desirable change* and Guinea, a former French ietri* or will be. Increased during this eating context tit tho Juycpp \\ ives llnllnivct'u pnftt Sniiit- the County Commt**in«, .-Might by reject underirahlc change* In tho \, W Du Democratic , u ' “ SV"’' " olr '*» ' ton' on the w rit co**t of Africa. growing season. Dunn. along with all ,,'ker date constItulion." nominate, opposed hy a write In During 19M 37 i last growing ,ifty niglit. Out of cast time, ihc coupli* is known ns Mr. ami . f Photo by Rci jratronD campaign in t-chnlf of llvird-i Ma­ Democrntie tandidatrs u h . s e Vernon W. Dunn, Democrat!* -ea»on>. Seminole County plant**! Mrs. Jack \YULcr. name* will lie listed on the votitg I nomln* r for the County Commitjo r txc Gary 5.310 aerrs of 'egetab'es Leading NASHVILLE tU P IV - Segrcga- the list was cabbage with '•on. yrCrr.iay called attention to The Dc-noctan romlnatr for mschirc, na* received the support 2.100 Uonitt John Kasper «<nl on triri acre* Celery s a t a c!n*r *econd I ’he "fine print" in the amendthe other Counlt ' rnmiuiin seat. of It.r Seminole County Demo ci.itic Executive Committee. II S Jj#rr tod*}* on charge* n{ incitir.C with 1.(15. After that, acreage . lie urge*! Voter* to "read Ih# David Gatchcl hv* no <| p»iitinii Ilill^imcr. clialrm.vn of the com* G|o riot and Judge llomer Weimar dropped sharply. Snap brans oc­ ' 'ine print. al*o octwrer. Ihe Jinea." in Dittrici 2. amid the trial had "nothing to do cupied US acres, lettuce 300. pep A* stated «n the ballot, the a* Eight candidate) i|uallfiod for blitter, vahl Friday that county with the question of segregation per*. 22,*. mendment ’.vontd change th* the City Comm)** k . T . T l w " * » " W - r '-■“»••• “ or integration.'’ method of revising the constitution. tix), a write .n candidate ha* xn' ,p'v' r‘ "»mi->ev. Although celery w*.* second In The right-man race for GatThe amendment aays: "A protried the picture acreage, it wa* first in ,xm to r bet's veal on the City Cnnimivpo»cd amendment . . nut W i r i n g On the ballet Inmonow fur City thr farmer. It also wa* a Comm|.*lon will hr Joe E. Raker, dim has created lfttlc fntc-est. ( A R R O E I . I t n t K K ta k e n the Legislatuic to ptoposc the re­ ROME <u r n —Millions of Kuro- "healthy'' first in profit return. It icpuitedly consisted of * Tlu-rp hate been no ralliv*. no GENEVA ( L T D —THE West rr vision or amendment of any por* peani will be able to watch the Tucker said the estimated grow­ solemn declaration lit Lr sienrd Roger L. Harrt* Right Kirtlcy, public debate, no "issin-v" fgr the a liijr L i t e to prove hin tion nf the ronitltutlnn and provid­ coronation of Pope John XXIII ing co*If on the IJ435 acres of Jrctrd ltu**i*'» demand tor an 1m alt three countries at once ft#vid Wayne Ma'hrv, I’htllp T. caridldates, no yardsticks for the prowe.n* tin "champion « d ing that when more than one pro­ over a continent-wide television celery was slightly more than It mediate all • time ban on nuclear pledging them to irfraln forever I>Ip boilin'!-'* a t th e p a r t y ptiblle posed revised article of the con,,!] further ade*- testing. hookup Tuesday. It will be the million, the total growing and m ar­ testing today hut left the dour g iv e n b y th p .Inycee W iv e s vtltutlu t is to be voted upon la Wtrat TV presentation of a papal keting cost* combined a little open for agreement on a control p|u , a cotq rn ,>, i f t modeled ( who won renominatlon over rx Club. Ihe same election, any such pro"o ronation. more than t! I I million The net scheme to police such a ban in the j,n onc propond h> mi- lenr sclen Sen l lamlc Pepper Its the Sept. 9 iwvsed trvlsrd article may provide (P h o to by Htrgntroni) f tists who mrl here la*t .ummer. a . return wa* estimated at t o n . 493 future. , h | Demneratlc primary, it pitted that it shill not become effective Reprr*cnl«livr* uf the t'nitrd jy,,. \ \ li*» refuted , -.nslstTwo other tegctahles topped (he unless other -peciflcd proposed re­ State*. Btilaln und Ruwta met for | •„ Kj any un-oiHl it tonal MOSCOW (U P D — Prof Detle* I t 00.000 mark in *a!e*. They were vived article* are likewise approv­ Ihe second formal session of Ihc M n ti*n It t* unwillirg l s, Itcp A. Sydney llerlong. Bronk. president of th* American cabbage (III7.2WI and peppers (ieneva nucleat hart confeiencr at , , gl, ijcjond a year toyear Ivan. ed and in such case none of sueh I IJ0* 814). At le j.t .'mu teenager* atlerwl-| Democratic .rcumtvei!. ha* nj' Academy of Science. left for home proposed revised article* *..,*!I be­ provldevl contml »d the lUtlowern Party given by I position frum Itepuhlican WIRlirn Sunday after winding up discussLabor wa* the mos* expensive the Palais de* Nation* Hriurx antl come a part of the constitution un­ and pm*hr Rc-iraltoti t» partmrnt at the i ( Mill i Coleman, Ion* on U. S. • Soviet scientific item for vegetable producer*. thrm thry hail a draft iicsl; *uU- , , , t c ; n it funetlonlng it ** others ate approved." Wilbur C. King. Deinoeial, and exchanges, the official Tat* rewa Wages and salarie* totaling SI,- milted hy ltua*ia at the opening ,-1-,.,, ,, ntvilc I mai l* ce'icral nu v.'ivic i enter Friday night. lx*ral legislator* said they eqy. Session Iasi Frid.iv. i clea r disarmanteflt. The rrn**d va* the l . r g o t ever Atwltew Sandrgrrn, Itepuhlican, agency reported. 337.234 were paid out from the posed this "all or nothing" amend­ Mr* Kuln M. farriili. 7rt. wife The West's main objection* were j to attend a fumtinn at the Youth arc ram pi Caning for Group I on time the seeds wrre planted unlit ment. The statement said: Wing • aid lit he: the Kallrnarl and Public Ctllllic. of Mr. K. M. ) »rrnll, pasted the vegetable, were *hippe*l In "We urge the people of Semi­ away at 3:40 p. m. Fundav (vl the lUncing. a free horror movie. Cumnil.slon, Jerry W. Cattcr, Signing of an all time ban W V1NCENZA. Italy <0P{) - A the production end, fertiliser w*i Florida innllatium r.nd Hv*p!*.»t nole County to vote againat A* • tuntv, and . e f r * '»c»e i c v l o r / l shcr.' *t«J now wouljl leave the Dcmovrxl, and l.wn. W. 'n<ram, mcndmrnt .No. !, commonly call, cigar Caused the death of Eltaeo the second most expensive item, way open Io Indefinite haggling during the e* ening Itcfre •timedt . ttepuhliran. for Group 2 on thr in I'rlriiAfd at.er a feur-ni"b|ll ed the ’Dally Chain' AmemlmanL Del Igiro during the weekend. It cost county farmer* » little nines*. tf«r residence was trnj acre pmvkle*! by the Junior High for months, pci hap* for vrar* Commission. If thi* amendment should liecomo Del Lagn, 84. fainte-i while smok­ more than 1300,000. Freticb We. over the rontr.il system which the moth-r*. ' ve entire evening pjw« All of this money did not re­ _______ » P"rt of our constitution, it would ing a big black Italian cigar. The .'.|r* C.irmll rain* In Sanford cd withi'ui Incident • r *igt uf Beginning to.li.). nil Civic Cei West feels Is etsential. cigar slipped Into hi* wtndripe main in Seminole County, hut • In 11*10 fromit Tami l She was W m i l fulure changes or trvisiona vandali*iti. .icrorillng * > It maid The Itustian plan made no pro­ ter Inquiries and reier. vlton* wil substantial part of it did. Tuck and he died of asphyxiation Ihiiii in Met rmork, S, f . . Sc|it. of « r omitimtion to be t.ed ioP-tT). director of nrnStlon. er said. Much of the S4 million he handled through the R.creatlorv vision for the potiibililv that a t, 1882. She k m a member of gether, .>r 'diDy-cbalncd,' In *uch I.v vultv of thr Wind .w P sirt further |>owri vuCh n* France ol Department office, acrniding to went Into the local economy. The the F’lMl llept 1*1 Chiirrb nf S an ­ a manner that the people have to le a Iwmt, mg Conte*! were amuiuncnf F’riRonald Perry, rrcreatlnn dir.-ctor Red Chin*-no-hl cxpl total thi* year IS expected In he ford vvhi-le -be verstd )l p m l - accept all of the ebauges nr (vine, ,l.ty night Mary lluniphn y placed MONTREAL I LTD — Annette, higher. Tucker *aid. Until today, reservation* vven shortly d.ni .>f the TFIL l ' l i » for 23 This would deprive ihc peopU cd flr*t for her Halloween scene one of the four eurviring Dionne handled through the City Mara The Husvur plan left tvo lo-.p vr.ir*. She Is «urvl*vd ly hrr bu*- their right to accept desirable Equtntuplets. gave birth Sunday tv grr’* office. I'errv »aid Inquiries | hate* for nuclear explosion* I t painted on thr wir tow of Mi When thr (till* open tom^rrO* ind: lv*rv tons, Charle* Tom change*, reject the umfenirahle." a hoy weighing eight pounds and I hot) Id he directed to III* office. inlpearW lll purposes TTte t ’nitrd J* r°t)' *■ Second prl.e went to purpose* Cleveland called the amend­ an cunee. The 24-year-old wife of State* rohildm* thi. r»»rnti»1 t o 1s"nJ» Wester f..r_ her rltawinr on lit T it ni, (sfflriitft hope llml ' 1lin d e n on unit f!t|v «ar«i It Hen the youth wing of the Crni __ ____ Germain Allla.l wa *tfce first of Is.md/ill K l f r t r l n I»U liiijorlt} nf ihf 11.25*1 ft'giilrrr*! <lrr*on. both «f T'»li*hjifr»pr( one ment "undemocratic," and laid U V|i«* Polly Jack will ho available a n y mir!r*»f ban i « r # u n f n t Irrt I (trm nn toot thVt •! priie I b. Vmlno* * Count' will 9 % trot hr r. i \ It Jonr«, Purl Tumpn. t* derignrd "to allow certain the quint* to he married frmt 18:30 p. III. werkda;. In i , I With hi* painting on the window r r r i , e Ibru right* to choo-r the two g ra n d d a lighter*, Charlene group* to maintain control of tho The Seminole High Schi«d "B’' *i*l persons Intcrevtcd in Civ., VT U l l l l. H T , 11, 1IL’IINI? f ,,f || | Perkin*'. men who will be making drriijiu:*, llrndtr.on, Talt»ha*.ee, and Ml*. stale government." All Ihrco football team will host the tecs Center re*erv atlnp. P1BRRE, 8 D It I’D kl Judges for the «„u:rst w r r e l on ■ Male and local basi* J e a n II,well. New Haven, legislator* **id it would ellminato In addition *•» t h e e office I ,r*. LINCOLN, Neb. I LTD — The burg "It" team tomorrow night vl Falk -lie, I the Northwestern Retl Usyoi Mrrle Wnrnet. I‘.rr>, nod Superv i*. nf l:.-gl*lra!t 1 I*-1 Conn., on. gtand.nn, Edward It. th.- individuals right of choice. 7:30 at memorUl stadium. I Mil* Jack will tw aide to supnly first degree murder trial of Caril Dunn said he wa* catling tho Thl* will i* the final game of information at night. She • :b Telaphunv Co. f»i 15,000 for omtl MUl Polly Ja< k. revre«lion de- Willi Hnice ile Hard *u tdlbiMe llrmterann, Ji . Tall»l.nv*ee, and Attn Fugate toda; wa* receaied i n men t I ' r u o w.« dnnated hy " ,| of the rx|w*elrd vofr lone great granddaughter, l^slle amendment s wording to the atnctivtlir. .t he ting ths number of h it I until Wedneadav after the prose­ the «ea»on for the local "R" team, supervisor of nfnrd merchant*. Theronte.t , Mr. Utuc vtat«| that the ra,-r Jem Howell. New Haven. he Cafe from it* latest d ir e .lory Ife tendon of locsl voters "became cution asked pemiisvim to add the In a previous match iwtween thr | youth wing in the evrnlrg annual llal|,.e»en e between ketn.in Dunn, Demucralic Funernl *ervicf* will l«- held at I bcllevr it is a bad proposal." V nam ts of twu r.MItinnal wilnene* two thi* s*»fon, they played to I Itrereallon Department offl.e tel- i finally settled v'llh the phone c - n .ill he an nominate and ic e Gary, Drum- 2 p. m. tomorrow at the First |»phon» number i» FA2-7421 I pany for 1350. to those previously endorsed by a teoreles* tit. rratic wntein .andldale, has lla|itl*l Church The Itevs. W. I*. t t n court. crrat.d "uiiprci edentrd Inleretl" |lr»ok* J r . »n,| J. W. Parham officiating in the C.iiinlv Commission rare. Remain* will be *ent to Tampa, In ni* rle.-tinn* 1 12(1 register nf voter* mat rh.o**e among a where interment <eiv|re« will he MAYPORT tU PD t i r o a /1 Roll Rheddcr, president of th ( field nf right qualified and nn* held at IO a in, Wednesday at local Toattmaster'a Club, ami earrisr* Franktln D. Rooieealt W < eat lawn Cemetery. w ide In candidate With *o many and Antiatam were scheduled to Mian Tugwrll, eslucatlonal vrfe# I’allhearrr* for Tuesday’s »er- prrveident, attendnl an a lld a y candidates fur one teat on the leave their home ba*e for routine ......... ............................... . . vice wilt be Ruby F. Ci-iper, Sanf-nd * it> t .ititmlvtlun, a tunoff operations today Dlvtrlct Council meeting SaturIn a dispatch written today for Chairman George A. Smatnrra r wi*ecr*-<l in In llrc-rmtwT, December. Mack A. Cleveland J r . Vullo A. tlay lit Orlando. Sniather* of ]t,, expected W ASHING [<>N (UI'D— Ttic members, 32 gsivu ,i)f* am) iii j ,, v The Roosevelt was scheduled to United Dress International Demo ▲sail for e\erCl»es off thr Vtlantic political campilgr erdv tod a y | other state and W *l nffiri.il* r r a l t r National Chairman Paul th, IlemiM rail,- Scn*torla1 t am- The -Seminole JunP.r i hamlier of tVllltamf J r , Douglas Slenstrum, Among tho tpeaker* wa* R«y, paign ( nmmittec predicted a , ummrrer, in it. grt out the-vote llurke I Sti*»le and Stewart tial ®eoa*t and the Antietam wa* slated with the Democrat* conflden' ard Maine elected a *enal<>t a e ' e r Iferlwr Goers*, pastor of th# 31 Duller predicted hi* part) sill Democralfr pickup nf at lea-t 12 rampVign ' hat , , t up I ran sport« s h V l Dri*->ti I unerxl home is in nor .and three House member* the Republican* hoping for v;p»et* to tail for ren.aenja for *lmilar Lutheran Church of the RedctmSept. 8 — *11 Democrat* <scept gam at Iran eight to 12 Se- He Senate seat*, not counting Ihe one (Jon fantlli.. fur per»un. who nerd barge in Tuesday’s eleetlnn*. rr. rejire.enting Ihe Sanford oped rt ion* •Cata and at lead 40 llouae *e-vt* aliradv won in Maine and those r),|r , („ (rurn {w ,|]s Voter*' Despite close race* in sumc one Hnu»c iiirmlwr. club. Last minute appeal* came to<»n a televDlon piograni Sun ,n desiring the Jaycrr* to furnish ( ' | ) ; l | u l H > r T f l M o t ' l states, practically all the polls The regular meeting of th# lo­ and other political haromrter* in­ di> fiom the cardldatrv Mil the •lay hr used mote specific fig , c* Itepuhlican National * hairman trauspurtallon sh o u ld ra il W lMill The Chamber of cal rluti will held Wednesday anrf *aid hr rxpreted a gain ,.f " r a d e Alcorn told annther lelevi y y j xt*it dicated the Democrat* will In hig g u n in both parties vrtr (u m m rre r will meet at the Civic at the Mar I.on R ritaurant at d:3(> for Vice Drsmlent i tl or 12 Senate seaU and II *M "' » "d 'rn rr report* from GDI* lent except create their now slender major D aguc Itulldlng Nov 13 at 8 p m p. m All those Interest**! In be­ showed liepulliran* Richard M Ntxon. campaigning | Ifousr seals On a radio program. I r i d e r s files In the House anrl Senate Itri-ort* will he nihmlllcd by com­ coming member* are Invited t4 would "do better Shan thr JM H.II Almost 30 million voters In 47 in the Soun-(o-be new state >,f attend. mitter* indicates! ’’ He said tlieiireports state* will hallo! Tuesday, to elect Alaska which holds its first rlc ptnmi.rd ‘‘some very startling tion Nov 23 m Ml*. Ksslytl .1 Cushing, adver- 33 U. S. .enainrt. 432 House ip ets" and ahawed mat the GOD etjid ron.-en atity rrmpture con tiling manager of The Sanford tiol of the House." ||r admitted Herald, has Seen elected to the Roliert S fir .an. county toning ' We're doing a g.md t.u-lni - regaining c-mlr-d of the Senate hoard of directors of the Florida director, will v.ldrea* the SemJo h n I. Galloway, county tna col *“uld tie ver difficult." iriolr Uiuint) MinDtortal Vitoria Newspaper Advertising Eveeu leclor, re|Kirled this morning n :inn at it regular n u r tin g at the the first da) of county tax cn! live*. I'lrsi Dir-Py Irriap < hurrh Thur* lection opened " there ha* '-cci Mrs. Gu*hlng was one of *tv day morning quite a line. We feel n r ir e i iIhe n r rrespuni esp -is. g . ■ _ memher* elected to t e n s for the TAII’E I. F onrsub lUFD — The ( Secretary ol State John F'ostef Drown e ill rvplam (hr rrasnns coming tear at the fall conven­ KANSAS C i n ’, Kin. i L T D - the alto suffered a heavy blow on is very go. Chinese CommurlsU pounded (he Ibdtes on eve of the American for llir te em changes in inning Slatemrnl • ate being slrllv e.eij . . . . . . ____ « ... * tion. held itt Lakeland the past An e*-conviet who escaped deter the head, and that the hid hern Ihe drawings for first round r.-gulati -os m irg an l to the pruiyuemoy Island. M»> with 3< » l w u n .«, claimed Ihat weekend. raped Her (kipping rope was to .’Ut.trui persons In J7rinii.de lion for more than a quarter cd wrappsd lightly around her neck County. The ia< e.dlrctor'« off . r pliv in the tlrirrtlion Depart imliy -if bars to churches. In .hells in the blggeM one • *•*)’ 1nm iderfln (rum American • »up* William Htarr, president, adver- a century was held here today ment's lennif lotirnamcnt will t* ! o l h r r t.u>inr». •evernl eommiltrr Elirnnian. who x i s arretted in expects two Ihlnl* of the Usxpsy held tnmnfeow al £ p ™ Using director of The Fort Laud­ while authorities considered what . , reports will |,r presented foi dis ...................... re early Srptcmlrcr. , plied, eight Inch self - propelled erdale News, presided over the charge* to file agrinsi him for the San Francisco after * tip tn au­ ei* to take advantage of the fiv.ir " 1 *" I’la’ ers F*ve signerl r gs*|on »rd action. I'lnns for the the Defense Ministry laid < Ivllian howitrcr* and other arUllery’ "*Urmeeting, attended by 30 news- t»Sj kilting <d (year-old Nadine thorities there that he was In per Cent discount allowed during 0 compete for single or double* „ , n u t| Th«nk*giv|ng service wilt to.* of life was feared heavy. pressed ’ some of Ihe Communist November solved In tho killing. *akl the child The ministry said the massive gum. papara and right representatives. Vogel Live. She completed. The hooks opened this msiro rig ',1V11or was ea rn in g the rwj>* (her the Many of Querooy'* 45,000 civi­ Problem* faring advertising dl3 1 participant. In the tout a j hr mlm,tc t. will meet Infur bombardment hit the II offshore Police said the; were "inclined accident occurred, and that h. at the county Courthouv. and •ucM are Bik.sl t .1 t^. present for nrally »i '.' 43 for coffee and hght islands between noun and d p m . lians wrre caught out In the open lectors were di*eus*fd in group to doubt" sumr aspects of th* will remain open until Apnl I sessions. Harry Horton, personnel statement of \n h u r Risen man, merely dropped It on top ol her A f l r r this date, ia«e» hecurnr ds •JVC br.ef meeting to g*; the tour | ^ frehm ent* prrredtng the Dual thr biggr-t »ince Sept 12 when un read* and al work in the field*, body. He denied hr raped her namrnt underway. Imong Ihe | n r ss meeting All meintier* of Ihe Red artllle»> Mastrd the Island* f*r from Uu shelter* where they director of The Miami Herald, now 51, who said the child was F.tsenman. whose record at th* linquent ard subejet to penalties took tefuge during the heavy borai!»yer* who have entered am Gene association are rrqurstr*] to be with more than 38,fW round* adidreel-d the convention on se­ killed in a traffic aeciJent. .time of the killing Included a sen . The mlnl'try aid t».43fi shell* tiardment* of Auguit and SepleraTucker. ft. alley Odham, fete present lection of personnel Rae 0. Wei* Eisenman vani his car struck rer,-r for Interstate transpi-tatmn gS O O S tC r.S 1(1 . v l P C I hri wle*. Hoi. Jtheddrn, f^herl).fell on Hig ijurmny and more her. nier, director uf the school of the girl, a neighbor of his jvaren'a. | 0( , *o|en ;ar> his life in Du Semmr.le lllgh lt.M,*;*is Mun eon. Jul.n GtrliwL, Hill Nationalist supply ship* Sunday than h u m on fjltlr (Jurmoy. Oth­ % journalism at the University of and that he "panicked.” a p d | j | , e intervening year* had been t.iuli will meet at the trhonl at Hiumley, fir John Morgan, Voliier Islands in the group werv- hit landed several thousand Iona ot Florida, spoke on recruiting ad* hauled h«r body in the lonely area unbearable." 7. JO p. ip Wnine .day. Williams and Bert Hollingsworth with bombardment* ranging from ammunition ami supplies in U»* vertlsing emplojrs. where it wa* found 10 day* liter, jjr ,*14 hr („ | j j,!* wit*, fr-im t'e tr SchIrani, Booster piril Any l**t minute entries will be Generally fair Ihrough Tur*dis, a few hundred on pinpoint* of firtl s u p p l y invention in t s n , wnom he W*a divorced Inn veers dep.t. said the club would hold a arcejded at thi* meeting, which I it lie rh s n ir in Members and guww* attended on April JO, 1133. lemireraturr. land to thousand* on other*. week* Communist artillery re­ tho final F. N. A. E. banquet At the tin-,* of the falling, the , age, about the thiid's d -atli. and h u s t n r x inerting and view files will l>e held In the Recreation De- lllgh tirifav 72 tn 77. low tonight The tom baidm rnt wa* believe*! mained silent then and did not in­ "aiurday, followrd hv an evening Wyandotte fount) coroner found 1 that shr had ” u*e*l it as a .Inn of past game*. All officer* and tarlment office at the Hanford 30 tn M. karlahle wind* 3 In 12 hetr to be a noisy prilrtl against terfere with the ihtp* or the un­ of entertainment and dancing Nadine died of stranguUtion. th a tlo te r him *11 thutr year* ' members were urged to attend. 1Civic Center, mile* per hour. U. S. government policies and loading. Xluinea Reeop:ni*efl IBs iiiE Kasper Trial Starts W est Rejects Russ Plan On Nuclear Testing Ban Coronation Slated Attendance Record At Center Broken ^ E nUUn,, Ends Russian Visit ^Cigrar Causes Death uum«n< Mrs. Eula Carroll Dies In Hospital Changes Made In Reser»ations For Civic Center Use Heavy Vole Urged;.:: Rides Available Annette Has Boy Seminole B Team To Host Leesburg Trial Is Recessed Carriers Depart Three Local Men At District Meet Demos Confident, GOP Hopes Herald Executive Elected To Board Ex-Con Confesses To 1933 M urder Brown Will Speak To Ministers Al Thursday Meeting T a x Books Open, Business Is Good Drawings Slafed , Islan d s P o u n d ed ; C a su a ltie s H eavy For Net Tourney Weather Sanford Jaycees Urge: Go To The Polls Tuesday; Transportation Provided �' i; ffb’r 2 —MotL. N'ov. 8. 1988 S tn ferb 110 Miamians Face Gambling Charges M ew s Irrali Integration At-A-Glance 1 i H in Bj M K f K m s ’ER Uni led f r t i l InUrn* lion* I « Integration!* I* sought tori-.y to aharptn th* gffactivene** of » hoy (Ml ija lr .lt th* city transit IJI tern In Birmingham. Thu latest act of protest ajalnat tbc Soulh'i cuvtom of separating th* rar*» began Friday night. \ number of Negro** failed to lake p a r t during th# weekend hut ltadcra predirted thr boycott Would become more txicnuve at Word got aiound. A ilmilar boycott in Mori lo­ n e r ) ', the Alabama capital. t it l­ ed for a year and resulted in nul­ lification of that city » ‘egtegiird aaaimg law. Executive* of the Mammal At ■on. for thr Advance inert of Colored People spoke Sunday it •tat* chapter meeting* tn Arksnu i and M i n i i i . p l . NAACP PredlcUoii! At Uttle Hock NAACP F.xreuUve Secretary Roy Wilkint, laid A rkam ai Cov. Crval F'aubus has helped th* Nciro'a t w i * by dcmonatratins the futility of In'# r poalUon (use of alatr »ulhe;ity o block federal m andate!i. li# al.o predicted that “ makcfnift schixil* jriiit aooper or L te r collapse." Clarence Mitchell, director of Out 'NAACP Washington bureau, told Mississippi m em iera that “ lime la m nninj out on segregaUoniata in the Democratic Party." lie urged Negroes tu vote in the •lection Tuesday, although "in Stott southern state* colored vot «ea wlli have to close 'heir ey#i end hold their noi«r." Paul Butler, Democratic ration­ al chairman, made anme modifica­ tion in his previous statements concerning southern Democrat*. But ha urged a strong sland on Is Your HOME « . I •i 4 <t f li o t r r jr s u a e s worth this m u c h ? i if i « t * If I t U worth t flrtt-:U sa re­ routing job? M o st g o o d ^ J homes are and Bird rr.ukes ec o n o m ical M a a tr r - U ilt ' ■hlnglev far m axim um pro. faction per d o lla r . . . famous K ing-Tab Architect shingles for th e luxury look a n d hOfo longer life th a n any sta n d a rd shingle made. f 1 !f : a former Unlvetally of Florida football slar, will rer#ive hearings thi* week on gambling charges resulting from a giant bohta raid staged here Saturday by federal offlrUI* Integration in HWf! and suggested that reprisal*, might b# letrfed in O n g r r t t atainst southern memh e n who refuted ** a crept that stand. Butler Mini* Anuih Those who do rot want to sup­ port a parly platform containing a board civil rights plank, flutter said, have the choice of voting Republican, embracing a third paity, staying with the Democrat! and trying l<> promote their views uf simply not vote. Hutiri denied that he hail invit­ ed ihe southern wing to leave th# party. “ I hope they will tiay," he •aid. Concerning Uulltr's rrfrrence to possible reprisals, Rep. John Hell Williams ID-Miis) commented. Mr. Butler seems l-s be under the delusion that he is running both the Democratic Party and the United States Congress. It will be Impossible for tie Democratic Party to orgamic either house wlthou lb# support of southerr) Democratic member)." John Sam m ott Hell, Democratic chairman in (itorg.a, said; 'F o r the *ood of the Democratic Party he (H utlrrl ought to resign in­ stantly. If he tioesn t resign (hurt ly, he ought t i b# kicked out. fdi ha la doing Die Democratic r a n ; a g re a t dlaiarvlr#. LONDON (L’Piy—Thousands of Brush women arc in mortal dan­ ger of losing their pantlrs at any moment, the tabloid Sunday Pic­ torial warned Sunday. It said a big manufacturer »( women's panties had admitted his firm was gluing the elastic waitt hands together Instead of sewing them and Dial Ihe glue sometimes gives way after rrpeated washing and ironing. The Pictorial said the Counts S I uf Haddinrtun was one nf thr first victims and that anyone could b# the next. It happened when she was ..w rin g an exhibition at Ed­ inburgh a wr*k ago, It said Rut it had good news fur the future. Thr firm is now sewing the clastlr togrthrr, it said. Howell Is Signed NEW YORK | U t ; J j ( r .( Ronnie Howell, younger brut her' of ,ufeme man Harry Howell, lias signed a culitrart with Ihe N’evv York Rangers and will join Ilia team or Die Rulfal.r Bison* of Inc American Hockey League after Dip Canadian I ootteaII la-ague season Legal Notice Ihr llfrull I **wr| , i | ln i| t i In m»4 I MIAMI i , M nli i f Jw«H*i M M lk H lf I IwvM *. I n « ItMMsrr » >•>. »1 T il* r»f F i*vp t*l« T u . l i o f '.th*. i B i t t l i t I I > U ,S«v | U'asm iPt III# llr « f f f k f l f iU f it l , ttlal LI *! U | f i ; • m tumpitm* >♦* l l« I i l l M 11 rat* AitiJHi iti:ir NutTIKI * Hill T'-sf t.rpti - **AIf* f >nil H | li %f l u HU I •nil fr»r ».* f i t N.VK #|*tef m u i ) • f* Ilf it* * "iiD li C A I I U m .V. i • 11)1* u i t « h llh It fftAVK HAftnitM • tiff. « tA l-l IH » IU m iV I^ A r .K I I i: I* »f t l i I s u l, Ih# t,• 111! p u f • till I*# itiv L i l l i f i t , itn*l y « u | .* 8 # t v • a rnH f •.* js .w r a n i M r r « r «•I* « .lt u « l<* t i *• •t»H «tii l» ir l'l* lh !| ff a A H m i i f 11 I to o ls t\S if tin g s XlfRilfuni, I * t ) i * • f i *1 Mi'ldfctit, H uiM itiy iM iifenl, Littr* Ha* « f» T I " tllF I h t u r lit f t a l i n •* « r « r f iU a it in # i*» t* « u f r i- * o f i <*• * ;• 11; »«f |ht O n ' i n i i.o iip f . pit *ir |i«f«ir# I h• l i t ) <!• v u f I »•* w »*i \ I* t i l l I f >*m r«i| ». iin * I *•-. r# * |*|f« |-unf# ifr| i f f|| L, • 11! r f r 11 Jfiell, IN' 1 X |ItCiH1 |U v It mn mm11 «i f f i r l ■«,I •**I « f IH* C l •f k « f f :h » « "If •u l I Ask About Our Kanv "nm enl llin — Rill LU M BER • ^uf». on th'* ihx an ti tin «it Ovi « K tr .n n , l U l »* •• lu.nsivoN * ^ r k »*f i ’tr *»uf f‘i*tii| It* 520 MAPLE AVIO. FA 2-0500 Nr l a I L iitifltiulal * lark, iM .N l.t f i • t •yrs.ru, !»««<• wl A United Pres* Inlernalloaal U TTLE HOCK, Ark - Roy Wilkins, executive secretary for th* National AsKwiativn fvr the Advancement of Colored People, on Gov. Orsal E. Kaubuv* effort* to maintain segregated schools "I have ■>.> bid words for Him. I trust he stsys h-althy and *•• live, .om.ng ovt «.« odd-numbered days with new plana to replse* those which did not 'cork on evennumbered days." E L E V E N T H M i l l . F O R I H E U S I K H S — All itirl* Lx s*!l r i g h t w ith M rs. < s u p e r N . C u a t e r **f P o r t l a n d , O re ., w h n j u s t g a v e lii r l h t o h e r e l e v e n th d a u g h t e r , M n r j r a r c t K leen. S h e w e ig h e d in n t !> p o u n d s , 11 ounce*. M r*. C u s t e r i.v h o lding is p i c t u r e nimbi o f h e r h u s b a n d w i t h t h e i r t e n ifirtd flint b in t) u n i t i n g f o r h e r In r e t u r . i h o m e . T h e f a t h e r o f t h e griris lx a n in s u r a n c e rale am a t). Tax Threat On Churches Foodmort Slates Unusual Rose Sale Legal Notice lM |||V I Mlltf t U<r ( HHMh J !Sslns • | Ml M i l | . • OI NIL BfMltP ••f I IsarMm »\ n i m i A T t : If* r r |I*' l , » | l l f N r U s i r T M ro i j i h n il JLlc I n t i a h us ro* M O N EY It'l what YOU Ilka that counts. Wo olwoyt try to arrange everything to oust your personal nnvanlonca. And service ii fasti I):f |> tt • 111l*V | i1 ' ' ' , 1a, t l»*‘ •I**ftVI IS*It1*• *’«»*i»»ti J tt*1i: * ' 'I Bfl'tlllntf I 'VIITil |» t'' 11 Hu || t «l Of n ■■I itil it I ,i Fv■| luiirilffw nt • tt 'll nf *»|f Hi* }. *l«f« of jNft'll# I 1 't i i i i M. it»t« A«asj. • u«) a t w«l i l | tflh*. | I'ti't* sail-l IIimi *. ti akt AtluH* Atittfl l i '" * «gi,| Jii.iie f**f • fun*I ••!Hr • » * 1* g n u I f ai r mu o M l r f il *• h a i g • ft 4 k I it* mm c b l i L i f t tflnf luit'l ih<f iht Sfih »l*ir »tf Us tnb'I. N l» I >11 NNtlliam U Kiltivc l l i r t - u l ' i r o f H im K i l i l f *»f .Nail* r TliuntM lif«#«••<! FEATURE: 1 :0 0 .3 :0 5 - 3:10 - 7:15 • 9:20 Elect a Business Man for your $600 CITY COMMISSIONER TROY GLENN RICHARDSON "Tnxrx urc too Itiith, they nhmiltl be prcvontH from Ktilnjr hipltpr.’' j "1 th in k wc shuulil im prove on present conditions nml uft fer better living; conditions to rpMrtent*." Kesident Of Sanford Produce Merchant and Property Owner O .A .C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N - ISMQI*. I l l Wasi First Street.....................................Tal. 1A -l0 . 1-3/AJ iDti Hlflfl Olha Hivn Daily • *. Inttr *4. Davad MivrFar i— . . . . ............................ NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:15 LE I MOKE O l’ I OF LIKE (.0 OUT TO A MOVIE. n* f m t I IX %l XIII If I Niy(|- • l* hfirl'l llNfii (lm( tl *# lit ,,*#f •«« nft| Ml 111. i’ll tier 1• t >1a v W HIN YOU CALL ON l e a n s up Fair Day Expected For Tuesday Vole ARLINGTON. \ » (L’lM - A Rock, Ark . and tw<> Virginia irgrrgattnnivt group has charged cities - Charlottesville and Nor that federal tax officials subject­ folk — have provided or offered ed Southern churrh leader* tn facllltU* for private d a is e s pro­ "propaganda, intimidation and co­ posed a* a lulistituU fur the pub t n,led Pres* Intcuationsl ercion" by pointing out that Ik schools closed tn the fight a storm In Ihe Northeast began ehurche* used for *;b&n]t could against integration. d-mintshing today, paving the lose- lav iscnipt stilus IRS officials said a church's I 'S*F tof " b * 1 weathermen expect The Arlington chapter of De­ fender «>f State Sovereignty and tax-exempt st.tux would com. "1* d t y ,icrof* .. ... Tt°*> of the nation on election Individual l.iliertirs repeated into i|iirvtiun „If its activities in a i y Tuesday demands (hat the Internal Rev­ enue Service ItltSl identify the i.iin-rtligl'iu* fields, such as cdu | A weather distuihanre off the head of any IRS department ration, wpre of such a natuir that ■>t'* Jersey eoasl Sunday touched r**n J * ® ! , Jo<r*c (,reai which has any stun tax denis) ex* i!» primary purpose rcascd t-, bp Lake* and Ohl» Aalley in*o the • rnplioM "under active considera­ leligious ... , . .... middle and norther i Atlantic tion," l ndcr the law, rrligluus instl'.uiiiu .(ii. i . t . ..i.i i . . , , , rruaslal iieea, with snow in hlghtr ill.', oirniait *ai'i .u-t «e.» ii„ns are not. requm-dr .to pay fed i,., .i,,-, that ehurvhe. might lie risking r „ | „ en frpurl u,r „ thrir lax italua under nrttaln cir-1 inco^ne mil ixpcndilutta to the ° • now uccumulatiors were rumstaneev tf they provide apace li -.«iur)'. ea^ce.v 1 in hlgm'r place* In ren for private c!a**c! in mmrnuni tral or..' northrast Per,ns; Kama lira where public sch ml* are and >outliqas| N e w Vnrk slat*, rinsed to thwuri integrdlhin. T Sic creating slippery road conditions official* commented In res pome Wind gust* of 3T mites per hour to a reporter's questInni. vs hipped Latiuatdla Field in New Thry said Ihe issue hail been raised informally. Rut they cm Multiiluru il.r "living fence- vorl; City during tn* e.ight. Rain­ phaiiird that no »'jrh «a>e had 'oae." I. th-- central feature of fall amounts ir.eh dcJ . *u inches lieen brought before them off! sal Foodmart*# bit ■ day sale, to- at Harrisburg. Pa., ~2 - inch at Na..tucket. Mass , and V4 nt ly lor a tuiing. morrow. Tin- slate sovereignty group D im unj.u al core, nniarnental Dnenr.’a. N.Y Hii.sk northerly winds accom said that it will pelllion Virginia l».*tb while in hl-un and with the members -f thngress next s ta r red heirlev that follow, is sa d to panylng the storm dropped tem­ peratures throughout the eastern to open an Investlgallon "to fer thrive In any -oil and make a thin! uf the country, wits he let nut those responsible for uring thick, thorny hedge strong enough greatest cooling occurring tn thr an nfflrr of IRS In roarer. Inilmi tu fence in livestock. Southeast date and |unpugandifr pnvatc Overnight r e a d i n g * rangrd rhuffh iftiHluttnn* Inin rubpil' Vanilla Is the nation's favorite front the 40a tn thn Southeast tn vtnn tn rare mixing *rh*nir* >d im trrariv flavor, fnllnwrd by the 30a tn Ihn Midwest, a drop nf the Naiional A*sneiation for the chocolate and -'.rawlycrry, In that about It) degree, from the night Vdv atitfment of I'nloml People order. beforr NAACP)" About U ehurche* in Little YOU'RE IN THE ORIVER'S SEAT 1 1 WASHINGTON — Democratic National Chau man Paul BuUtr. nn Democratic prospects In Tues­ day's clrition: "'Ac will pick up thvee «r four s r v governors, approximate!/ II or 1) Senate teats and, . .ti seats in the House " _____ WASHINGTON—Republican Nali'.nal Chairman Meade Al urn. on Repnblica.i chance* The rountr ' will • c sonie very interesting a-d exciting news." mmi uf !«»• ••Unliilrtritlitn of I i** b p Hp N I M I f ►• n fu r4 . I ’ lM rH * .. ......................................................................... For .‘M L Years d l l North Orange Straal*..................... T#l GAirfan 4 3e06 '•01 Wail Central Avenue........................ Tat GA>d*n 3-6473 I74J (a itC e le n ia 1Drive............ ...... Tel GAraan J.;&4? 0M«a hear* Bally f-J, Wrd*«<4or I VstvFar f -1? 'Faioaitr Adaliol fmanra Ca>»>oUcn *OAN> ASAr-i TO BIIIDINTt OF AIL NUSaV tOWNI ------ ^------------- ------- i . - 5 ? -Sf Die winning numher in the lottery play sat determined and weekly takes were lured In. Some II*.IXW was confiscated Alleged bollta kin/ Howard finder Sr . 5*. told aulhoritia* be was th# head of the organisation He w it released on worm bond tr.d the others on 11.000 'bondJ earh Al*« arrested was Gasper (Vicl Vacearo, M. assistant foothall rnaeh i t Miami Beach High Vaceiro. who quarterbacked the VnOol. ana nil wife. wue. Dorothy. norovny. 11. ui. Rebool, and his University of Florida teams from '.W7 through 1*0. was euspenrted from his yob -by r School Supt. Joe Hail after arrested. Ifter being arrested Ther raid, mad* at Pir.dar s home.. was led by Richard Wsl lace, a sucervisor supervisor of the Interna! Internal Revenue Department I ia'.tlUgeace division. BE SURE AND VOTE In Service S S & O tS whose wife. Eli-, ubeth , live* at Sit Peters «1., AtFORT MYER, Va. (AHTNC)— | , nt*. c* , 1* participating with Pvt. Char!** G. Shaw, son of Mr. th , >kteJ»d Service Support Ba'.t* and Mr*. Garland II. Shawr, Iuin«llol| m *-yl t r rts* Rocky Shoal#'' i wood. Fia . recently was a**tgtl>. on tne California coast. The axar 1to Headftoarter* Company, U, S ej, f ,„<j jgov, n . Army. Fort Slyer. V*. Mcr, |h |n j g i0tt) , r, Shaw, a clerk in the compan;, involved tn the joint Army-Nlvy I entered the Armv ta*t May and rnaueuver, whith is the largest eonipIlUcJ l»a*lc training at Fort amphtblnui-asiault e*elcile tv it* Jarkson. S, > dueled tn the t \ S. since World I The 53-yea r-oM told ter t* * War II. The exerctir ■» de‘igtte/1 U'SI graduate nf Lyman Hign %n (n, prav, f0mbit eff«tlvene.i l^hool and a 1F3* graduate rsf l n ^ tn ,n )Mt t#lt n#w Rfw »1Uipm».i*. , lfvl and Florida State L'"ivcrs:tv. lie :s a member of Phi Kappa Tau fiatej. yr0fr 4 U, „ ( , , r im iin| anterwi the | arty. mling |) Army 1»U amt and IS ....... . in ................nd is regular!,regular a* a* — !ign*d as a massage center r'erk • T i i - i n V i s hJrc* („ t h« hatulion'a S gnal Company I IHtC. s > » OCe t . Kort | (wlli WATERTOWN. N. \ - v i m — n, | #. at,er..i«l \V*.hingtun « w.,.s, t.idl.w Edwin I. idliw identified a car .-Sr High F.dwm school. Atlanta, amt was formerly pulled from the Chajmounl River employed by Morris Button Co., recently as the one he reported New S'ork. N\ Y. H* l* the son stolen t i year* ago. Deaths Elect T h e M a n B e st Q u a lifie d TOKYO ( U P h —Taklus i Frank. F RANKFURT. G erm a n ;- M i r grit B ui'gm , tn* I8-yrar-o!d Ger­ Maisurrote. M, an Atneriran-ed man girt whn say* rock n' roll ucatrd former m ember of Urn singer Pv|. EUt* Presley is her House of Representative* and a boyfriend, on Preiley's quaUlitii rinse friend and aide of Prim# 'll* Is so ganerou*. r u y gotng, Minister Nobusuke Ktshl. died related, solid—so different from Sundsy of a hardening cf the liver. whit I thought he'd be." li s t . »» f»*F»»lfr t Quotable Quotes Segregation Leaders Hit No Thread Used, Women In Danger Of Losing Panties !■ S t a r t planning now w ork o u t y our exterior color •chama w ith Bird's profes­ sionally designed Color Co* ordination C h a r t . . . y ours t o a tu d y a t no cost. JSSS including Of WASHINGTON lUPI) - Ned Russell, at, a rorrespondent for •he United Press In World War II ami later London bureau chirf for the New York Herald Tribune, Sunday, To Serve You • E xperienced n*»atnr-s«»n\n • C H r P ro p t.-fv Osvnar • L ifetim e S anford Keisident , • For Honeaf. F.eissvnmlr and E ( f ! e l c r t rro v e m ment Elect WASHINGTON (U P ll - Jorrl Ltpski, M. Polish amha»i*d'.»r to Berlin when Hitler ordered th# inV4' lon , f l’o l, n^- J1<,J Saturday * heart attark aO E Sanford City Commissioner Paid Political Adv- B>* Joe Baker NOTICE Free Transportation To The Polls, Call F A 2 -5 4 S 1 This nth', sponsored by The sSanford - Seminole Jaycees - Keep - HERLONG - in - CO N GRESS He Is- A. S. HERLONG, Jr. ABLE COURAGEOUS EXPERIENCED HARD-WORKING He HasSENIORITY PRESTIGE KNOW-HOW A PROVEN R ^ n R D For The Good O f The 5th District Vote For and Re-Elect- A. Sydney Herlong, Jr. DEMOCRTIC NOMINEE CONGRESS TUES. NOV. 4th r a i d p o litic a l a d v . b y T . G. 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(DbmshwahQ So la .VI I'iivo S i ~ M i l l ; In a a f re iiii td Moflda'a jve,Hum "'Golden Formula" **«4« (S e t n a m e o f P la n tl Col out and Vole Next Tuesday Nov. 1. t i t ti tl #w *• ta»»wL* y « . t »* tt a 4* *>l**4 »• *44 « * i .•*iri4» | * * x n m+4 4w.Mh*C*f •* • my suit looks again . . . Thanks to ■ \ D TK for I h r l l r m o r r a l i r nominrew >.hii»n here. Karli i» a man of pro* en “ YOU’LL W O N O tR W H E R l THE YILLOW W l N T " | Vttf !#•• ••«•**** halt; IMAGINE’ 4 n*l at or t i »1 1 Mo It Xuu lion I him " l k,» '•** fhaudue— Xiutl Itrtu r K no­ il r XlcrchanlT" XM I’lniltigraphlc "upplir* SAVI Mi* Hf»rr> v »h r^ hj% rrfurn . w t , hf' h ' th" ' *f,er j nuu tli 1 vt.it « ith her p.trr.fy 11 s ,»tf M V. M u l.'u*h - ' ca it* inter .t*\i 1*. «i|. • ini'-ufa, ’. t on hrr . . . Iwinta :•> older in , , it ho* il.uchtrr, N i . '. , . who allr I* Ml limn .nd Xtjrv (’ |!i'[r t | | f | c Xtr ami Xlf. RnVrl J. Cu»hns a 'lr drd it o I ar.rta Sew*, pa.wr X dtfiiiM i; Kneeuttar. C«n< a »n.inn m I *«r!anr thi* werkrnd. " • " I f there they r. Icbratrd thrir fourth wrddt £ • n n i a r n i i y , X|r and Mr* J a tn r. Uniter, Xlaiia- i. ,rw*.', t|,r wrikr.’nl with xtr and xir a J a n e * Smi'h .1' a i t n attending 'h r -ilaeriity of I >ui Ida Antrim f»wri .a i ^ i—a. aide Saturday. XI i and Xfr* II. > l| Conn a-n| XIr« Klttf Horrmit* *pen! Ihe weekend with X|r and X|r *. Iloh* n t X'nnn and famit* en route to ttieii i, trr h m i In Talm Itearh, after i *umtrier .pent in L Iloolh* haa, Xtr ^ Primary NOW WE MUST ELECT THEM * l Ihr lllil Wo. lit l» * M.r i* i- ♦ ’,••• I hr 1»■fl *r ’ • * id | « <i ii and (pQ A A on alA We nominated able people 1 * »uO \ d t .nl T * 4 r.cw r l f o r l l o | Florida Democrats A 1*4 t i n a. I 1 i l\ ives* .Meet Staled •1 ok 4 ' r n rp tio n .■ the Sunday s.noi» r.-ion follottnl itar rrtemony. ' Tho ».>ni ro.iptn .r« It* l:i| III (irn r v . 1® " I'apiiiroi air ini. r nim il \t hlr thr »i f i‘149' •! *'ll a* * *1 ft* (o ttjftp ih .1 %4*l»i# t * » .« clr t iltltnl ■m% 4 o r p |liH»». 4* t n ii.ur »*f i« «t»1r%o p •'** * *• 1 *t- m l nmi nfi rm.itlun \.l i i 4 . .11114 '1 ‘hu! ' hv 4" ! •i*. ll a *i*| * - at *. \ ne/h1 * * u i d i U .i * ta il Im It.r I i t M< tit .1 • J. m HI NM “ H ' T t h, .1 tell, a- al • «' l' i I Moth.idi*) < nu li . nel <‘h..ir i ’ t ’.'l ji in * a hull at (i t* p ii Tie Stop.' II ■» ’U. t ii *1 i*i ralry t* nati 1 :•■i., tl * I OMI’I.KII. si.I.l.l I ION 01 ---- Jew elry ! I '.*** * thr iii jjiton '<* tr nnw -***•. <* Mi*J*tU a 11 S,i, 1.1 ( * Hut 1»■ *. * *i ’■**'1 rht* f r •• *»« I ci , it *l in Hfr • 3lr*n J hr hi a’’* i nit h r •« puli hj Miifiiiii U rlhfi l*er ,n»* e f ** >- 4 r* S’ f »Jt » ; ai «r !l Pur,iit i M r fa. - *1 1*1 Milir U *tr ; {hi* tiunk •••»M*t it 1 * * * * » HI. h. | h nnt * th »t ttifi ! , ii M t SKK I S I <>IE X U)cM !ii A l l C i r l I ' i i n k PtUi 1 1 \S H » mn l PI * r i • r d r*tr% thr >itnr <1 l l » r Writer Says Drink H iiu—Not Label I I 'i f f i i r c s A ri* I t e l l e r Kmlr> II.II *».ih M It 'I I ;r..ttp . . h-«*t, ■ A I fi p Maikfl III* t H*1! 1» nr d 1 ho » t u . • ■'.<:• u i n u . •• I i t r . d . ' ■i • I' • ■>( te*n * that left nnrlhr.-trtn p'*it* f*d Jot'IT tmdi .- ' ■■ . r* thf uah'i.t the * "t d I " ’* . 1 •! *' I t. * Yelling I •More than tt\r t> III**** or.ckrr* 'ir. an a-h tur » ' t . d.>- W a l t lies J e w e lr y Diamond-* I tir l h a l o n e K i n a ’* I <r Unr Bud f t l*l*a. I h a te r • I: w*»* . »*** n n l k" + h * 1 •*•I tl» *4** * , » j* ejt j, *i * pjtihjlr tjiiij 1 nrM 41^ tin* 'nrrt fin i1 Mn ‘ VV..!kn iikr«hrii itf* * f r *r»Vit 1 t ll»»» h i r |» ■dfcl % .I'd VWf% (»'!’.*4 »*t fll**t. ♦ 1* I hf h,t'l 1* m .1 v Plans Dinner Ceremonies Thursday T*o m il. pltil.o- v , r o Intti.tid li t.i thr t i . mm* ()nn,*a I'litplrr <if KS \ 1 hu* i l , 1 1 . i *i i • . Mi** Xj i „*j S u i t » rml Mr,. J,..m l i t . . I tuik ll'ftr t o .1 n;.'t > al Ihr fi 1 • • I ■, l ” M j .i . Mu, \Va!ko !, f |. c *.lo 111 t 1 i t* d l ■r* ■ , ,I . a ■» ■trd In 'I | >• , I hu .i-.it ; Ihr- .oirn-'ini * . *tiu tnc*, mi 1'.1 „• i* . 1.1 .vhi.h him- . ifport » , « lit., I . 'Ihr antout' tho <h . 1 .1 Iff tori fnt tlio l i|rd l i d | *r., t fiw isisih Cohnsih ! •’Free rickxip X Tt. u, r* eler( WffVar C l i « | F a :-3J53 Delivery Set xice” la rbr Tlnrtiia B*ilro»d »*wt Pah- lic K u ln r ul P ric e S - 1 1.tC* Sale Price $ 19.95 !fZcc*?y*{ l a! *1 v Offic e s u p p l ie s Uf I ildiiaa r e a n iu tw . Cnwrp 1. •x o u th sid e U u u u i r o m a t VOTK Tl KHDAV, NOVEMBER 4 EV ERY VOTK Vote Democratic x r » l i t i t l l A Jr i * J I ,r k f f b i d * r o l . ’NTS! FA 2-1301 10« K. 2Mh 8t. llA ta X aarutl *t < ommiOM daa«** M. UilUgM, Gbaiowag awl T iiu u to J . Deltary Laundromat A/alra Drixe »l Hwy. 17*92 NO 8-4091 �Fred Othman Says ROCKEFELLER'S MILLIONS? d ito ria ls «5H BY FBEOEBICK C. OTHMAN WASHINGTON - T b s olher even­ ing I w u Invited out to an ex­ pense account dinner. Money meant nothing to tha boat, because It wain’t hii'n. The reetaurent v a t our town's la n d e d and the ftgurr* in the right-hand column e[ tha menu were m high I ignored 'em. I do remember ea a m atter of Mitotic Internet, though, that the dice of melon I had a i a d a r te r eoet I1CS. Good melon, toe. It came in ■ eilver bowl of cracked ice and with it w u a slice of lemon wrapped in eambrle *o 1 wouldn't splash m jielf. My meat with tome gravy on It wea »*•<** ]j .Voting Is Important In Election Tuesday * 5 • 1 *' ...• t ft Tomorrow U election day. It In most important that •••iBamlnola County voter* jro to tha poll*. At Make In the ttcn-**f#ral ejection are several Important governmental pneltion*. ;".~V Florida v>ter« will elect a aenatnr. aeveral congressmen .and two members of the Railroad and Public Utilities Crnn*• •'-mission. Seminole County, In addition to voting for th»*.*e lmportant U. *S„ and state officers, will choose a member of the Hoard of County Commissioners. Voters In the City of Sanford will select a City Cotnrr !*aloner. Eight candidates will be listed on this ballot. A ninth has been campaigning as a write-in candidate. This offi:e I* Juat as Important to the voters aa any other to be filled tomorrow, despite the apparent lack of Interest shown in the 1* ramnalgn , , i: Tht candidates who are successful In tomorrow s elec­ tion, i'<> matter who they might be, will renresent the voters III many Important derisions In the next four years («ix in the case c f the senator nnd two in the case of the congress­ man). It !■ Important, therefor*. that as many voters go tr -oils aa possible. Voting Is one of the few rights that the average m«n re* •aln* In this era of centrallratlon of government. Ono of the surest ways to keep this prlvlleg**. and duty, is to exercise it »♦ «rery opportunity. It Is the only way the voter ban of ex­ ; pressing hts wishes. After the candidate takes the oath of office, voters may -attend meeting* to protest certain actions, writo letters, etc. B ut this la not nearly so effective as going to the polls nnd m voting for the candidates .Oeaplte the general Itellef that one vote makes little dif­ ference, every vote Is important. Many elections have been jtecided by villa slim margin, Including aueh electloons ns the* for Prcaldent of the United States. In the Sept. 9 Democra­ tic primary, a few votes decided the outcome in a county race. I Polls will be open early and late. Everyone should have the time to cast a vote. For whom they vote is not ss import­ ant aa the act itself. Geneva News 1i 1 • • • $1 Million For Roads •Of Vi* ~ The Florida Development Commission today was sche­ duled to laaue 91 million In mad revenue bonds for Seminole County. Funds to retire these bonds, and pay the Interest, will come from the etate’e elght-cent gasoline tax. These bonds will not be an obligation of the county, nor of the state. The money wtll be used to pay for rlghta-of-way and some road construction In Seminole County. County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., who also is one of Seminole’s representatives In the legislature, said the coun­ ty, under law, could not pay off th" debt even If It so desired. Tha gasoline tax collected by the state for Seminole County will be pledged to retire the bonds. It la encouraging to see 91 million made available for road cenitvuctlon In this county. Part of this, -o doubt, will be need from rlghta-of-way for the gigantic toad-building program connected with the intrastate system which *oo« winbe under construction here. Contracts are expected to be let by Jan. 1 for the first construction in tha aouth end of the county, according to an announcement by State Road Board members. Soon to fol­ low will be the leg from French Are. to the Lake Monroe Bridge. In addition to tho benefits Seminole will receive from this superhighway after It la finished, some of the 91 million will find its way into the local economy during the construc­ tion periods. Survey Reports Trade Wages Up WASHINGTON (UPI) - A v e r ­ age wages ef union building trades worker* n e e one and ocahalf cents to P i t an hour In the third quarter of the year, tha La­ bor Department baa said. Washington Calling By WILLIAM M. WHITE Substituting for Marquis Child* WASHINGTON—I‘residrnt Eisenhower li rDking the eubitanee of hie critical tart two year* in the White Houir In trying to become a "give ’em hell" politician in the Congrruional campaign. Moreover, he li the wrong man In the wrong w a r at the wrong time and In the wrong placer. Thti ie not really hi* (IsM. Klrtt. it il nn| a truly national election, but only a »erle% o f highly mixed local and regional contest* or; Imuci more parochial than nation al. Second, he owe* nothing In the veiy GOP wing for which he U turning hlmtelf instd* out in the evening of hi* public eareer. And even li It were hit fight, hU tactics are not the tactic* that have won fnr him the far greater fight* he hat won In the patt. Twice he beat (he Democrat* by being exactly what he it not be­ ing now— himself He it not a genuine partisan, and never wa». lie it not a "regular” Republican, and never wat. He ra not even a politician— at he hlmtelf hai often said—and never wat. It it not possible to tay that he It doing the l*ongre«tional Republicana no good anywhere It may even be that he ha* arrested here and there what had irem rd a peltmelt m b lo the Democrat*. It it entirely clear, however, that In highly critical race* he it doing Republican nominee* DAILY CROSSWORD Minister On Visit turn— 1 % $< ? I more harm than good In obedient­ He it doing it badly for two ly—but not convincingly—present­ reasons: His heart il not in it; ing him*clf as a ‘tough" Republi­ sod he is no Nixon on the stump. can partisan flinging epithet* like ,‘ust is he li r e Many S, Tru "radical" at th* Democrat* man. Nixon and Truman can He it alto gravely injuring hit dlah it out and can take ‘l. The own wing of his psrty—the "m o­ President cannot de eiL-t- very j easily. The image now being of­ dem " or liberal Republicans. All this it made perfectly pialn. fered of a "'ighting" Eisenhower for one illustration. In New York. limply won't go down. The hard There. Nelson A Rockefeller, the words sre too often aecomr*nied modern Republican candidate for by apologetic smiles. governor, has pub'icly if politel. All the same. President E lsen­ disavowed the President'* attack* hower hat adopted th* line «! his on Democratic "radical*." Mr. Junior, Nlaon. Thu; the whole Re­ Rockefeller *a>* frankly that he publican national leadership has wants m woo rather than to drive been turned over to the faction away all the Dcmoerats he ran mad* up of the orthodox Republi­ which i» preebely what Mr. Elsen­ cans like the Vice-President, and hower did in twice rolling up v a n of the out and out Old Guard, like Presidential majorities. Senator Andrew F Scho*pp*l of The "new" Eisenhower is beu Kxn;a*, the Senatorial campaign new* to the modems, who can live Jie-d at all only with tome Democratic This section hai courage and. support— vnJ who can have no for the most pari, candor 1, »s, national »pok'*min of any real however, the faction that lo*t flv* NEW YORK (L T D - O n e of the power after tr* F.isenh- w*r re­ successive Presldentlsl elections big attractions of the annual tirement in 19*0 utile** Mr. Rocke­ for the Republicans beginning In Maey't 111ank*giving Day parade feller «m * now in New York. 19S3 And it 1* the faction that it losing out to the rpsce rare And the "new" Elserhawer is tried to reject General Eisenhower this year. *1*0 t a d newt to the P reside nt himself a I the IM3 convention. Parade officials announced that himrelf in two ways: li i* creat­ And. for a final Irony, the the giant ga* filled balloons that ing unnecessary animosities among President is now going allnut to usually mark the parade wtll he the Congressional Democrats, who attl* this faction to return he Re- n til in g this year because helium, on 'he voting record have often puhlirin party to the public image .a la critical supply and reeded been more useful to the President it had before he cam* aloog to for use in the missile and nuclear than the Republican*. And il li change It. weapons programs. selti-ig up a condition in which the regulars will control almost everything in eight within the GOP once the November rpssm it passed. Except for tun, .-oulble islands as might be established by a Rockefeller victory tn New York, the regulars will have liquidated whatever is left cl the Eisenhower wing before the new Congress is two months old. They wtll have done this regard!*** of which p a r­ ty it then tn control there. Chiptar 192.21 Florida Statute* provide*: For the President, by heeding the regulars and staking his p r e s ­ tige in a r.onPre*idential ramptign, h a t deeply compromised the "All owner* of property Khali he held lo know that powerful independent position he nas held *» Ion: tn the GOP. He tnxr* nrc dun and payable thereon annually and are it now only trying to do what Vice President Richsrd M Nixon hereby chnrjred with the duty of aseertainint: the it doing—and he it not doing it nearly so well. amount of aueh tax and paying the same before the The wage level Oct. 1 w u i t per cent higher thin the previous October, fb* department laid, and M per cent above Ihc 19C-49 SENECA FALLS. N Y. -<UP1> average. —Fire caused tome (it'd damage to a rooming house m Seneca Fall* while Fire Chief Fred Forneti wat delivering a tpeeeh the loetl Kiwania Club on fire pre­ 4. Cover n . IndlACMOM vention. gent 5. Man's l.T ree 31. A «. Parts ag guessACPait I L B iatp w rt lag hank legi M*a OSLO Tollth Foreign gama T.Card t t . Harbor Minister Adam Rapiacki t* on * 84. Worked Ueyer IS Burden three-diy official visit t» Norway. C Halit 39. Of here 14. neat SC Tart CTUvtv* Government officials welcomed I I. Tret 10. fumed SCA ]g. Mnaleel him on hit arrival at the airport bump14. Work, as group but Western diplomats clayed Testeedf** Aeewee Vtn land IT. Mume amty SO. Km her* 1C Bttl OS. Polynesian nnte 31. hiring drink SA ttepitea lM e u n M lI herd 31. Eeltelnwln 30. Equal SO. PatnakMH 3X DM age 4L South Impart bltd d a il y c r o s s w o r d SC Drawl IX Neat and Dakota XI. N'oeh'a w» ACROSS 4. American 31. Color '-'.Ht O'r*| tidy (cotloq I lafcbr.) l.P a n t BXShin author S3. Bog q jW 'j u a o i S <penfctf 6. Crown* B. Vrnttisn 34. Merry * T~ T~ r ~ 1*“ 1 T“ P. CocoaM, Garment navigator 39. Thick SC Planted >1 tiding o tj «. Malt b*v11 ■1 •tlcea tree ST. Injure •ragra 34 Wig 31. Card game 10. German 7. Large 4 3~ 3 1 Require -s • Ti .‘n(w,i SC Warp-yam river (rota.) dlahea | 29. Small LI.-, IS •) •) ; 13. Shade of o if VI Myitsrtoua P*r. 34. Itecta gTeen S. Btupora t c!ee MJ u O ' s i i '. v i i i t i (abfcr.) 11 Scaihere A It.Dlagreca 4 S L U tlt S3. Journey 14. Mannfac. •t-a 1». Comment! •land lured tT.Cotn (Jep.) " ( p rin t) , 33-IBsdur» 39. Rum­ f/, f , 31 Monster »«. Hirer (IT.) tr 31 Hewing runner ivar.) toot IT. Place V • 1r r ♦ : r i ■ rT 11 Evening f . IT 1 •un god f 4 11 Method w " 1 32. FetUral ll //A 31 Director 31 Revolved j 3T. KldnappertA demand • / * •d. (Support 41 s V ii >1-Firmament rr 11 F*Cow (slang) $ »1 Cants 91Daeh off Monday, Novqgrtber S. 19X8 19 P ig * 4 far 3T.tw*tt L i l t C IK IO W , RWlt»r a a * m i l i S t f «-Eag!e*a neat IT ■a* w. l a m f . a a . Ma*ut*« u i t « 31 Form of 'A % LSI* A C t S H U a , A l m t S b i MaaagW traptr •hooting % ■1.1 40.Tw.lh iT O LM uadtn % 4 1 Woody uu Py t a i a l oom t i n x Deeds, Not Words % % %% %£ % % i •IS* Osa T*a* •U A* 15.Puiplta I Ry AD DIE PREY ATT Mr*. Clyde Runnel) and dtught*r. Floy, of Jacksonville vi #r# weekend gu»st* of Mr. and Mrs. Hotner Ballard. Mrs. Laura King who under­ went lurgery a t an Orlando ho*, pdal. rrc#ntly, it reported rtcovering satiifactoritly. Mr*. Ed Rsllard and Mrs. HuIwrt Kirkland spent Monday with Philip Rau*r. The chicken pileau supp*r held recently at the Community hall was w*11 attended. Contributions were received in the amount cf I14t JO Mr. and Mr*. E K. Baxter and family of Bartow spent Fund** with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Braddy »nd family. Mr*. Norton, Atlanta, Ga. and Mr*. Houle of Anniston. Ga., a r ­ rived here, Tuesday, tn spend th* winter. Making the trip with them was Ralph Rainwatfr of New York who will remain for a few days before r»iurning home Mr. and M-* Walter B*l! a r ­ rived Saturday, to spend th* win­ ter. Mrs Cathy Stovell waa h e te s s at i shower honoring Luyene Stone, Sunday evening at her home, Mrs. D. L. Hart, Mrs. Jack Stewart and Mrs. W. L. Self a** tended the m inion study course at the Firtt Raytitt church, DeLand, this week. Mr. and Mr*. Ed Guyett of V*rgenr*. V t, have returned to spend the winter at their hom* here, Mr. and Mr*. J. J. MaeVrntelt announce *he birth of a »on, born Thursday, Nov. 30. weighing eight pounds, seven ounces. M* teinal grsndtwrenta are Mr. ufld Mrs. Paul M ixweil. Parade Will Lose Kvjliurn Balloons NOTICE TO TA XPA YERS "Some cf these people get away with a lot." the stew eater said. "There are many of them, with ao many different kind* of ex­ pense arrangement*, that ther^Q limply aren't enough accountant* alive to keep track of 'em. -We do, of course, catch up with large number* of people whose expenses seem unreasonable, but even then we try tA leen over backward* in being fair. If a din­ ner and a theater parly bring* a manufacturer a large order, which he feels would have gore other­ wise tv hi* competitor, we're in­ clined to go along.” O' It'* when two manufacturers of similar dingbat* compete for the same order with a lavish scries of entertainments that the tex man lie gin* to feel concerned. •'But even then we frequently don’t do much, becautc it i* so difficult to m ike » derision that will slick." lie added. He said consider, for Insane*, a Washington eomrrrUatnn. who look somebody to lunch and theri) somebody else to dinner almost every night all >e*r. The cos: he put down to bulines* e v p c n e s and the total was so large the tax agent got *u*ple!»us, -The taxpayer insisted these ell were legitimate effurti nn his part tn mske contacts and we didn't argue with him.'* m.v man »aid. "Rut we did say that he had tn pay h r hi* own meal* with hit own morcy on the theory that hr t f i have had to eat somewhere, any­ how. This almost cut his deduc­ tion* In half " Good. And i'll ha eating r a more melon until thsy'ra «n r»'a in ssaton at the tuper market. Genera! Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-1151 n. JAMES GUT JAMES R. GUT A moo. DAY Sr NIGHT a n e l r a y HEATING _ P • NO hnt ceiling* • NO apecial dowel apace necenaary • Nf) Innr ft expensive duel* The flnewl type nf winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. 202 S u f - r d A n . ' F A 2 0202 VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC ELECT THE DULY QUALIFIED Under Chapter 193.41 notice I* hereby liven that the tax roll* are now open for taxea at the CANDIDATES For United Riale* Senator DFM Snenerd KOM.AND For Repre*enlsll*e in Cnagrett Flfili r»wgfe««lensl Di*trict A- Svdnty HERI.ONO. Jr. c o n g r essio n a l Far Railroad and Public Uliiide* Commit'lfmer____________ Group No. t STATE For Railroad Cam>wj**lnn*r and Public Utilities Grnop Nn. 1 DEM Wilbur C. KING DEM' Je m - W. C kRTF.R Tor Justice of the Supreme Court ___________ Group No. I_________ DEM B. K. ROBERTS JUDICIAL For Jaitice nf the Supreme Court ___________ Group Nn. 3 T. DEM Herrta DREW JUDICIAL Fnr Judge nl ihe Hut riel Court »f Appea For Circuit Judge. Ninth Judicial Clrcuii (.roup Nn. 1 JUDICIAL Far Clrcuii Judge. Math Judicial Circuii ______ Gma* No. 3 f in t day of April of each year.*’ payment of 19X8 county (4 90; the other fixings also were­ n't exactly reasonable. AU this didn't much lmpr#ia my host. He call like this almost •vary night, trying to mak* friend* and customers for the firm that empto)* him. I'm willing to be friendly, but about halfway through that melon I got to think­ ing that the ta ipayeri (including myself) actually were paying for most of it. The man ngned the check with a nourish, the auditor will pay it and the cost of feeding me will go down In the tax records a* an expense of doing business. This ;oei on all over the country, night *fl»r night Such buiineas expenses frequent­ ly include theater ticket*, ducats to priie fights, and even the serv­ ices <>f b/sjtiful ladies as dancing partner*, though 1 hear tel! they get lotted down cut the form* as seciet-vr.al temiee. Fact I*, a lead­ ing wine salesman told me rot long ago that if it weie not for the expense ac-ount trade, imports of flr.e rhampugre 1 1 America would roll apse So. be tald. would i number cf restaurants <le luxe 'r - 1 * yrc*: eitiei. I Nded my time and eventually m a u l e d tn Lave lunch with ore of the government's m»-re promi­ nent tax c« . eclori 1 had a hamburner and peid for It; he took the bee* stew- *rd footed hi* own bill. Ho *aid the rxpeme account »’ns close to bc'ng werry No. ! *t the big, gn,y building on ContlituUon Avenue, where the ex­ perts iatv,,* ovet the files of rfl. ttii from ritiitns. who don't agree they owe as much as Uncle Sam claims. DEM Rcgrr A. MVK Pit Tar lir r u lt Judge. Nialh Judicial Circuit Group No. ] T _ 'DICJAL For Circuit Judge. Ninth Judicial Circuit ______ Group No. 4___________ Court House, subject to the diacounta provided by law. Ter Circuit Judge. Math Judicial Circuit ___________ DEM Vnli# A. n iitisu u t. LEGISLATIVE For Memoer. Hau*e of ReareScntsiire* ____________ Xemlaolc Statements have been mailed to al! property own­ er* or their agent* at laat known addre**. If your* ha* not been received, please notify thie office. Please Return Statement with Tax Payment John L Calloway TAX C O L L E C T O R Seminole County LEGISLATIVE Foe Menibe*. Hqu*e of R epretcnltlitrt ____________ Semlanlt County COUNTY For Counl* Judge COUNTY For Counl» Committsoner ^ _______ Foe < nunt* CnminitMoner __________ Dtetriet Na. 4 t At NTT For Member Board t TubUc liNtrurtlnr Distrtci Vo, 1__________ f a r Member Board of P.WU, lartrwcllaa _____________ Ptatrirt g a . 3 ^ COUNTY Ear Member Board »f P.hiir I a s t^ ctUaaj Dtetriet Na. ( VC A PATRI l K BW LVOLE COUNTY DEMO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ______________________ R- 8. RlUhtmer—Chsirmaa �Mon. N ot . S, 1988—Pag# K >«wfarl WrreH Bowl Picture Gets In Focus Called Pr**i International ^ There’* many a pitfall shred " n : t Ihc New Yeir'i Day bowl picture a p p e m today to be rap idly com ins into focui, Iowa, Louisiana State, Okiehem* and Oregon State gained the inaide track for varioui "auto­ matic bid*" Saturday and K atao trem i that Syraeute. Mi»*i*»lppi, C!em*«n and North Carolina are In tine for lucrative Jan. I invita­ tion*. To** in the South*e*t Con­ f e r e n c e cb»mp!*n and rugged toPiltiburgh and hare'a a longrange look at the (Miiihle pair­ ing* In five major bowli; it me lio*l: Ioa a ($-0 1) v*. Oregon State i SI-01 Sngar Bowl; LouUi.na State UOOI va Sytactile (S-l-Oi ('niton Bowl; Rire (4101 or Teaai Chriattan ( S 11 v». Mleeiiaippl | « l o t Oranfe Bowl: Oklahoma ( $ 1 0 ) va. Ctemmn (S t 0) Ciaior B o «lt Pittahurg (4-5-1) vi. North Carolina (SI-Oi lo'*a, the n ettor'i No. 1 team, took a firm grip on the Big Ten lead with a 37*14 triumph over Michigan Saturday while Oregon B u rn ett Lead Cut B y New Y o rk Life £ " New Ynrk Life [ r u i i n c f »u*pr it* **»ep a* h r *et a icaton high three game isrir* from Celery Mnglt record with a 342 game. He City Printing in Sanford Ctt) cooled slightly therealte.- to end Bnwliair I eagur nr'ion to tome wllh a Si* aerie*, quite re.pectaMe within one game oi the leading in the league .lint Mnlonev *-rt Burnett ’’ sinter*. who could man Poo Rinc helped wilh * $17 and age tt. take only one game from M3 respectively-. Harold Hrrbit ted the up aud-eeming Mather of San Celery City with a »2 (tl. h n l team. Boll t( gi n.tein came ba.k f-om Rukur Muair Shop alv.i cloieri the t-Orlh to lead Baku.*'* to it* on the |o«drr*-by taking two of •ale* a* he rolled a I <4 Sonny the three game* from Gen. t Fttndg. Ird the l leaner* with a 4*?, ’lathrr picked up ton win* j^eminole P ry Clea-ec* For the first time atnee the atari over the P ainter, due t G a m nf the league th.-e aie no tlea for Knt’l 549 and Kd Whe.'tr'* $1* any poiition In league atandmgi Burnett v Painter* follow.-1 behind 4* of now. which mark* one-third Larry P u re '* 4*2 ’ Splilihrirkers" for th* night *f the reason, Burnet! Painter* lead* the league with 19 win* i,nd were many. A1 PrPaln.a w,th a 11 k)!»r«. New York Ufe If second i five and dime and a 4 7-1C and with ]S wine and II loaae*, and John Harrieon. who made the $ 7. Buknr’s follow* with tT w-ln* and and the 4 <17, led the group, They IS lone* In thr lower diviiion. were Joined by Ed Wheeler’* pick Celerv City Printing ha* It wir* I of thr **10. and Ted Burnett. m*A 17 to***i, .Mather of Sanford Hank K rattert, and Bob Steele, " a * II win* and II lo n e r, and who all made the $7. Thi* week’* action wilt feiture Gen.'* Seminole Dry Cleaner* ha* a fight for second place between 11 win* and 19 loiiei. New York Life and B-ukur’i Muiic J e m - Cook led New York In Shop on the center alley*. CeleryCity will meet Burnrlt Painter* on one and two. and Mather and Grr.e'i Seminole Pry Cleaneriwill cron pirn on five and »ix, Average* for the league: DePalma—167. Eo* and Bugen•tein at IAS. Richard* and Von llerbutis at 164. Beit—163, Malo­ ney and S tam per—IS?, Katcr and I’eioH at 161, and Wheeler at 160. A l i o . S te t'r r —l » . fnok-15* Strele and Bukur—1$7. Swann. Gil• trap. Kretrer, and Keni* at ISA Forguaon—IJj, Ring—153, and PiFeaturing vee. Callan, Kirehhoff, Proctor. Holler, lluhn, and Brown *1 111. T h e V ery H eat A!»o, Herh.-.t and Iturnrtl at ISO, 310 E. le t Eitridgi- in d C. Plerry at t t t . Itoridorf—13. Harrison —114, and Perry ar.d H. Pierce at 125. O. D. Farrell's Arcade Package Store LSU Favored To T a k e SEC Title By DAV111 M. MOFFITT United Pro** Intrmatlonil ATLANTA t l ’P I'-T he unbeat­ en, untied Louiit*-* Male Bengali State t.-ok over the Pg.-ifie Cnait Jt# the I'etten Bowl. Rirr and appear headed for their be«t to* Conference lead with a 141 deei- j Teaai Chriitian, earn 3-0 In con­ *on In SO y e a n and are now *olid ilon over California. Northweatference play, may retoU* thr ern. It-0 winner over Ohio Stale So-uthweii Conference title «wv in Saturday's higgetl upset, la Nov. II Pittaburgh. beaten toicr •till a ttrong challenger in Big and tied onee but ne>erth.le*« Ten hut hai lost one gam* and one of the country’* top line pow ha* three tough one* to go. lewt, ere. probably would take a Gator unbeaten, ha* weak Indiana and Bowl bid oppolit# North Carolina '.SC t l Mi*t'*ii|tpl n Maryland 10 South (ir-ittn* * •trong Ohio Stale left. which arored a 11-T victory O'fr N*. Car St 14 Virji-'a Te.-h !( luvumana State’* S4-0 vieUvry North Carvvli-a 21 Tinnc««ef 7 over Mtiiinippl left the Tiger*, Teenenee on Saturday. •rorfia Te-h to I• , - « one of the two remaining unbeat­ I-SL’ e Saturday night virion Kentucky M Mi**ii*ippi St t l before a reeO'd crowd of en and untied mejor power* in Ttmson 14 Wake Fi-reit II the country, the No. 1 team In at Baten Rouge. La . wai arhirv tubtirn * Florida $ the Southeaitarn Conference and ed by a reek nbhad defenie and 31 Virginia 0 virtually a *u:e thing for tn» two break a. Warren Babb icored VM1 Richmond 10 The -'ustel r Sugar Bowl Svrarui* moved into far IK.' Ttgfrl in the aecond per Alabama II Georgia 0 vtrong contention for Ih# berth iod arter a iteovared fumble let Florida St. 43 Tampa A tkam up at the >1 and Purtll opposite LSU with Its 11-13 win SMC 24 Teas* 10 over Pittsburgh. SvTama* also Ms’hem# tallied lo the fourth pr­ Air Force Acad l i Okl*. St 29 mutt be contidered a contender int, ( p e r a blocked punt wa» re TCU 22 Bay lor b 'or a Cotton Bowl bid oppofile the r»v*red on the U. Mi**i»*lppt had Aritona i t M Trvi* St » Southwest Conference champion. the first down on l_Sl"a nne-yard Mia*. South 22 thilri-# ('hriat o Oklahoma prseUc*’’* elmchec line in the leeorvd period but cen Arkamai 21 Teva* \AJI t the Big Eight title ard an Orange ter Mae Tugler made all 'our N fevai St. 6 ('incinnati a Bowl bid by rhlpp.ng previoulty tackle* ii the Tiger* m g e d ■ Tula* 25 Houatnn 2> unbeaten and untied Colorado, •peetirultr goat-line Hand. Hardin Simmotiv ll rrv Writ 6 23 7. Clemion iHo-iM clinch an l.utgera, whirb beat Delaware. \rt » iTempei St 21 \ M t AM !J Orange Re»l Md neat week hy 1M0, i i the only other m * F r u n ­ Wtironam 9 Mirhiga- St J Ivrattng N'o,-th C» *"•'» State sa fe * ted ind untied lein* in the lows 37 Michigan ll Viitiivippt. heat -i but far from j country. LSU p l a n Duke neat Detroit 11 Marquette 14 di* graced In ’he Soulh’i “ game (Saturday night whtle Rutg.r* NoMhwevtern 21 oh.n stale n nf the 'e a r . " i* a good bet In go ■faeei Lafayette. Indiana u Mu-nr tola 0 Purdue 31 Minn,, a Inwa St. .VI S*i ith l>»ko(i # Mi»*i>jrl 3t Nebraik* n Weatern Mi h. 21 Ohio C. 14 Kama* i\ Kanaat St. 12 Wyoming 2i l (ah 20 Brigham Young 11 Ctah At. 6 San J<>«e Si it td«h-> a Colo. St. C $7 Montana T mnntan* St 33 St tmhroie 14 United Preta Inter**Own*] (tunned Clavelandan felt lvk# giv­ Oklahoma 23 Colorado 7 ing aim a record railing Sunday •Stop booing poor old Charley Oregon M 14 < aliform* * and bring on thru. Baltimore in their bif Municipal Stadium. Waphingtori 6 Oregon o Fire* Tawrbdeww Pease* Wathlngton St ’» l CLA 30 Colt* *’ Raeauae it •*■ old Charley, Southern Tat M S'anfo-d 4 That wa* the New York Giant*’ hammered end pounded ai he Cal Poly i P.imnii* i ft \ tt C u ilogan today a* they gloated over haa been for so many yeara by B-i»U*n Coll l i i (»p t2 a 11-17 Sunday t r i u m p h that Cleveland'* aggressive defender!, Penn State 36 0 snapped Cleveland a livc-gaire who filed the threr scoring Notre Dame 40 Nmy gu winning atreak and left them only pnae* that handed the Brown* a game bahind th* Brown* In the their ftr*t !U* d»feat. The Army 46 Colgate 4 National Football League * East- GianU. 16-point underdog* and Syracuse 14 Ptttihjrgh !1 Dartmouth 22 Yale ii ern Pivlilen. plaving without all-teigue hllf- Cornell 25 Columbia n Neat Sunday the GianU enter- bark Frank Gifford, kept the I-ehigh 35 Burknrl! tl tain the league’i only remiining Browna from taking a three-game undefeated tram, th* galloping lead and breaking the E nlern Coll* rho crushed th* Green Bey race wide open. Parker* MO. Baltimore, aided by Hugh McElhenny* 12 yard run the Bam*’ 4115 vieton over th# in. the final four minute* gave the Chlragi) Bear* before 100,474 at Forty-Ntneri a 14*1 victory over I/f- 1 Aagetei. took a two-game the Detroit LJoni before S9.lt! lead In the W ntern Diriaioa. Sen Freneiaco fana; Norm Van Who’s "poor old Charley?" Rroektm’l eneyard to** lo Dirk That'* Charley Conerly. 37 going Rirltkl with 11 aerood* to play On 31. the grey-haired U llliuippt gave the Philadelphia E iilr* a rotton farmer and **-M*Hn» who 11-11 lie with the Cardinal* at ha* played quarterback for the Chicago, and Bobby Lay ne t two pa«l*l pared the Giant* for It year*. The fan* touchdown booed Charley at the Polo Slea'ere to a 14-16 victory over Groundi, they boo him now at th* Wethinftnn R#d*Vin« at Pitt* Yankee Stadium. and 71.404 burgh. Grid Scores favorite* to win high national -anking. the S--> :the*«-ern Cnnferenee champion»hip and a coveted hid to the Sugar Bowl, The Bengal* knocked ,-ff prevteuily unbeaten, untied Mi'iiiitppi 14 d Saturday night and thu* be­ came the nation’* only •‘big time" college football team with an unblemuhed record. Rut they aren't home clear yet. Thev »ull have highly . regarded Duke, unpredictable Mil*i**lppl Sta'e and free • patting Tulane • bead Thev 11 he favored to go the route for a perfect *ea*on, h it any of th n e three foe* i« cap. able nf .pringing an upact Iuvut*iana Stale alertly capitali»e.1 on a couple of break* Salur-'*• -.ght 1n beat Mi*tli*ip|,i The fir at break wa* a fumble recovcry which tel up a touchdown late in the ifcond period. The tecond wa* an eddity—the Bengal* re­ entering the ball deap in Mitaia*:ppi territory after th* Rebel* had blocked a punt. The Louiaiana Stale Duke rln h at Raton Rouge, Lo., Saturday right will he the Southern head­ liner became of the B*ngai*’ re­ cord. There are five game* arlveduled (bat will count in the conference Handing*. The*# include Alabama at Tulane on Friday night; a-vd Mi*«i**ippi S l a t e i t Auburn. Georjia at Florida. Vanderbilt at Kentucky and Hntuton at Mttalauppi. *11 on Saturday. The Mia- * W liaaippiKeuilon game ronferenc* realaand In Rebel* enough game* to q u ltfy far the SVC title. In edditlon, A i m w fl I* HM other rvvn-league eetingw—Geeagle Tech at' Home to Clemaon aad T*nn*e«*e at heme to CbntUneei*. Thu peat weakend waa owe t i bruiiing foothill far Hi* confer­ ence. Auburn etunded ill unbeab* #n atreak to V game* with a 6-1 win ever Florida; Alabama opeet Georgia 11-6; Kentucky rurpeiied Miinaaippi S u u 3113; Georgia Tech edged Duke ! M : Vandorbak heat Miami 31-1$; Tulane routed Taaaa Tech IT • I and Tinaaaaaa lo*t to North Carolina for Hie firat tune in 10 yeara, >1-T. VOTE C I T Y HALL Tuesday November 4th at SONNY" R A B O R N , Jr. 'Bring On Colts/ Chant Giants After Sunday W in CITY C O M M I S S I O N E R The Condidotc Who Hos Proven H ii Inti rest In Civic A ffa irs! Yciunjc Ilusiness .Man * Home Owner and Parent * Navy Veteran * Pledged To Work And Vote In The Beit Interest Of The Citizens Of Sanford. r.iiil Politico! Advert iaing hy M. L. '’Sonny’' Eaberv, Jr. TO ALL CITIZENS OF SANFORD: If You Arc Concerned For The PROGRESS, G ROWTH and ADVAN CEM EN T Of Your C ity-- VOTERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ELECT KNOW YOUR MAN FOR BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIINERS DISTRICT 4 Where do** the Write-In-Camlidate (the ha.td-picked candidate of the privileged few) aland on three issues: Was he for or ajrainst the school bond issue? Was he for or against the tax equalization proprant th at will remedy t condition th a t the State Comp­ troller termed: “TH’’ WORST OF THE 67 COUNTIES IN FLORIDA”. I* he for or against good, round ttml pmifre*.,!*e cuvernm ent with the interests of District 4 constituent* foremost in his plans, or is he ptavinir ball with '.he SPKCIAl. INTERhST GROUP WHO HAS STYMIED PROGRESS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR THE LAST HO YEARS? What arc his views on county road t,rial ruction and -ipen public mretinirs in »et up a sound and economi­ cally feasible road propram? 1* he a "Court House Basement" voter or does he believe You ire entitled to know Exactly w hat is jroinp on? What has the Write-In-Csndid.ite promised to the ’’ ROYS" who hsrd-picked him *" their candidate? Why has he refused invitation to debate these public Issues or to state hie position in regard to them? Dues he share the views of his financial hackrrs— some of the remnants of the “OLD COURT HOUSE CROWD" — and th* “BIG LAND HOLDERS” HE WON'T COME OUT AND TELL YOU WHERE HE STANDS 1 ! Hut here !* my platform, exactly a* it wa* whvr. tne»c issues were debated in a real eonteet for the nomin­ ation — and as it is today: 1. A full-time Commlidoner for a full-time job. « County business on a huiineas-likc basis and public kept fully informed. (No "basement votini") 8. Progress always—and where most needed—without waste, for batter echoola. roads, publicdiuildin**, adequate personnel with just ''ompensation, etc. — all on a PLANNED BASIS. 4. A tax structure on an equalized and fair basis wi th favoritism for non* -Above all—the welfare of tha countv as a Whole! WE CAN LICK THIS BUNCH AND THEIR $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ». LET’S GIVE SEMINOLE COUNTY BACK TO THE PEOPLE! DO IT AT THE POLLS NOVEMBER 4. 1/ ROGER 1. HARRIS your CITY COMMISSIONER HE ISTH E BEST Q U A LIFIED CAN D ID ATE HIS BACKGROUND IS TH E PROOF BECAUSE—He is Honest, ('onseir tlimis and Efficient. 1. GRADUATE of the Univenity of Richmond 2. TEACHER at Seminole High Sehto* from 1046 until 13S* .1. AUDITOR nf internal AceounLs Se­ minole County School System eir.c« 19t& and, i. MATERIALS MANAGER for Seminole County Schools at praaent. BECAUSE—He Is fitted hy education, trninmir nml fxperirni** for (ho job, BECAUSE—He h a s tha html In terfts of the people and our city nt heart. * Roger I,. Harris "I stand for contin’inncc of the street paving and the seuage plant program*. 1 believe in progTMi, but progress e with a conservative approach with a* little waste of public funds as possible." ROGER L. HARRIS Has No Ax To Grind, Bu* Believes That Proper Methods and Procedure, and the HONEST, EFFICIENT HANDLING OF PUBLIC FUNDS will make for BETTER GOVERNMENT and a BETTER HTT. VOTE Tuesday Nov. 4lh and Vole RIGHT Thanks to you all for being fair-minded. Vamon W. Dunn YOUR Democratic Norrunaa Board of County Commiaioner# District No. 4 Tald Political Adrertiaemeatt B / Friend* of Roger L. Hinfc M. h. Nichole, Chairman A FoiHIcal Ad Paid By V. W. Dunn. 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A. - B U T IT S U Q E M A K E S ENOUGH N O IS E T 'O R O W N O U T A W K O L E H O U S E F U L O ’ K lD S V /H lN T V E Y G B T K iN C A L O U D /’ . / „ % u ‘l a L irn c /— irs \_ . f ie r A t e w w im a n d T H R E E O T H E P 0O /S -* • A»f> OUP DA" M G u r IS O B *N rc u v o PF M P V v is o e v C W A LLA C e.* ffO O O B Y E .* 1 l; CAl W OOAV' Y Y t s t f g^rr 1. 5' ) KE5 : RAZV s an A »^ ?B NTJ U6 t - nks itll HAP?BN A S A VI I •M r-----I T —• —>JM U i ' . _1 n ---------- r L— fI - M --7TQ �f Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified A d s 3 - REAL ESTATE TOR BALE Mon.. N o v . x IM S — I 'a j r r 7 t a - F E M A t r h e l p w a n t e d 1 2 — m s i x e s s u p p u b t i m t i m 27-X tM H r ..s - P K h s n .\ A I .S Stir (Tanlurfi ^ e r a l h New 2 bedroom houie. te rran o 'illreii wanted, for Interview call nt'SINES. FOR S \ | . R RfiLt.kW \ V . Hoiplta) and Babv 1 bedroom. 1 bith. floor furnirr, ftoori, large carporte and utili­ fled* Day. Werk or Month— *'\ 2 0333 or h-tnie adder** 2*01 A .13,000 lei ig r*tabli*hrd bu*l -attic (in. rtpic to ichooli. 1— LOST AND FOUND IA F F -A -D A Y ty room, tftvo down or will take Magnolia Ave. net* fur I'- r.jo u wilt ray 1-1 Tel FA 2 31 SI Furniture Center FA 2 2261. • 2 - F U R RENT building lot* at down payment invrititate thl* ad. t t o E. 2nd tl* W e n F i-it St; 2 A-ROOM * BOARD •9-MM.E HELP nANTFD S t . Sanfjrd. Fla Phone FA 2 2374. Newly decorated 2 bedroom hnuie — * T o r r s * p a l m " manor 2— BEACH RENTALS kitchen equipped. ITS a month. en for Airlin* Training. See our Service Stati-m for aale. i»t A Hori * fur the aged 4— WANTED TO RENT LEASE— 1000 ft. frontage—induiFA 2 22*7. ■»dv. untlcr Cle«*. No. 27. 26Jo Otlandn Dr, Sanfoed Elm. Ph. FA 2-7111. trial or commercial. On hiway • —REAL ESTATE FOR SALE P h o ie TA 2-7211 17 PJ f if i n r Lake Monroe. San­ ii—Male nr Female___________ 23— Spefill Senirea 1 room apartment furniahed. • —FARMS • ACREAGE . ford. Write W. L ett. W7 Park ALCOHOLICS ANOVM0US open Adult* only. 1400 Park Ale. S. GROVES 'Vanted part time iorif«po-vdent Ave . Sanford WELL DRII.I.iM, meet is* on Friday night* al for the Sanford are* Require* I — REAL ESTATE WANTED « "0 n m at the Itival AmbaiiaFairbank* Mur*e Pum pi 5 room frame houie on larje lot in automobile, about U hour* RAYMOND M. RAM. Repair- to all rtv- .e* • —MISCELLANEOUS dar Ituildlng, Central Raptiat romr-ietely furnished Hwy 17 92. monthly, and tome knowledge HOWARD C. LONG REALTOR A INSIROR Church 13 ft Oak Avenue. f—FLOWERS • P U N T S 1 mile north of St. John! bridge. of eredit in*rDilation. We will Third St. A Paik Avenue, South :o: E Commercial \vc. Phone FA 2 3090. • SHRUBS i<*n*idrr rettird peraon* Write I'hon* F , 2-2*33 V all Call Hall 10—OFFICE EQUIPMENT Run A Rraditrcrt, Inr . Bov Theme FA 2 5««1 FOR RENT: Furnlih*J f. room, II— AUTOMOBILES . Tin*. Weal Bay Station, Jack r t vir*. _ s p r i s k u n t bedroom apartment. li''.4 Elm lonvllle, Florida." Airpoii Mgr., Iloite**, Flight M - i |l MTRAILERS Ave. Call FA P u p , l‘a«*enger ft cent, and VII type* and lire*. imlallH 12— BOATS X MOTORS other*. You don't have 1- !>• a “Do It YourwIU* 13— FARM SUPPLIES A Furnlihrd toomi Titr Gablei, fiver In have a fine earetf wllh \ \ F REPAIR AND SERVICE 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. MACHINERY -.fir ef Lbr airline*. FeP-evepy . S T I \ I. 2 lledriHimn 14— PETS . LIVESTOCK »v*n nh.i file*, t h n e ire. many S Room unfumiahed apartment Vlithine *nH Supply to . Florida Room SUPPLIES "h ' F \ ’ r'Cl* 'Hen and wunven on the -fround Apply apt. 2. 2013 Sanford Ave. 267 3V, Jr,I SI. ilelnr other important work— - 13— ARTICLE* WANTED - U.H.A. — 2 bedroom heme, kitchen furniih • .'ferine exrellent .vppoDUnitiea Tei»vi'lon Tutw* Te»le<l Fre* • 1ft—PLACES TO EAT cd Availalile N'oiember tit f..r advancement, ROLLINS HOBBY S IK 'P IT— REAUT1 PARLORS Adult*, Call FA 2 'Ml At The Sign (if The T m em p., » learn hew you ran qualify quickly fe. one of theve fine rareer* W’o ] ft—FEMALE HELP WANTED ;M7 S Frenr h A to J w m (urr.Hifd a pat* mint 13' A t t r u r t i v e nalu rir* . . . train you at home in ynur *par» 1*— MALE HEEP WANTED ( In r lu d e a C b s l n g ) i«t.*»4 4| * **. ' * Adult*. 113 S J n m . r e .V t k’urniiure Moving A Slot age lime—then fly you lo Hollywood 3»—MALE OR FEMALE C. E. rut:.I.IPS. V *rn *‘I c a n ' t find t h a t l e t t e r fro m Amalppmatevl, air, I've or I'M. ago, at n<> extra rhargo lilmrnl a i r t i n v e l iliaNicely fi’intihrd gari,*e opart 21— WORK W ANTED WASHBURN VAN l.tNES f«r -final ptia-M of training. tmalaid t h e filing; c a b in e ts ." ment. Lighta, nut A -old vntrr 1J0U French Ave FA 2 »M| 22—RUKINESS Help given tu finance your furruhed. 12t7 M a m i n count* . . . r s c f ' l r n t vxurkft—FLOWERS. P I.IM S ii iimnc. Mail coupon now for 1—RE 31, FST 3TF FOR SALE OPPORTUNITIES Autu Itepa./x A Road Snv.e# 'uli detail*. Age* 19-33 Furniihed apaitment clean and 21—SPEClAl SERVICES r HALLS GARAGE Orvhul plant* for rate 214 E. tftth. in# e o n d i tio n s nml adAIRLINE C.UtFF.R DIVISION* clo«e in. no children. Jimmy 41*2 Celt tv Avr. 21—PIANO SERVICE'* FA 2 2461 Northweat School* 6 Blo.oi Wen o f * French Cow an. Phone FA 2*4013 II —U T O MOB ILFS—TRAILERS Mir* .1 Su.,day* FA ’ 2J2C D*Ut. AN 6! Rev NS c o Sanford J 24-A—bl'ILDLNG CONTRACTORS Avrnur on 70th Street. v m tre m e n t npjtortunitipx . . . Apartment—3 room* A bath. lit. MODEL OPEN’ DAILY Herald 23— ELECTRICAL (Julck Laundromat Service 19.31 Mercuiv Hirdtop Evtr* Clean door at 0*?ern on *e*i R-tUI Name — . —. Shui* f In *he*l I" is Iflourt CONTRACTORS hr.illlt Mini lif e inoir.vnce r s F A 2 IOC. 113. Available Nnv tit Phlht OVIEDO SECTION. HOME • 4 AHdre** . . ... — Sanitore Pry ( ’Iranine 23-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS, FA 2 3771____________________ City .... —— „ FARM—3 r o o m dwelling— t F 23th Si Fi'odmnrt Bldg Seminal* l phnlcery A llod* Skip , . . r e t i r e m e n t benefit*. 23*II BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone SOI TIISIHl I. U NDtIOMAI State acre! exceptional faim land — T h a i H iv e You I h e Mo*t Formerly |la*'* Cftfir Shop J r->om offi.e building for rent on 2ft—INSURANCE Education Ate . luUablr for vegetable*—uurifr* Now I.wvaleJ at — French. PhoM FA Hi* I 3Vnrk: Emm To 27—NOTICE • PERSONALS —flower* — on highway — tn MATTRESS RENOVATING SOI W. 2nd S: FA 1 7S11 In I.lvfng F u r Every Oviedo. Cath $7300 to >ett!e i r iio i s t i r i m ; 2 clean apartment* newly painted. 2ft—ARTICLES FOR SALE Free Ettlmate Free Delivery » - A R T T n . F S FOR •ALB r i t l t r — Phnne — b'O S-JISt — ; 1933 Mrreury Montclair h trdtop Jifc rf'A iie a nntl t lrrkOne 112 30. 611 Park Ave. 25—FURNITURE k D o lla r in v e n ted c u s t o m in ii r n r n n i N G co. tup rendition through nut, lodin, Thai) I. Lingo, Realtor — 1 .Steiner, I 4 h o n e power meat HOUSEHOLD tVELAK \ APARTMCNT?- rromi M ill KHHI.S. Vlgr. Ourdo, Fla. HOMES — 3 ft 4 Bedroom*, 1 A 2 heater A new tire* Price 1623. Slenna |* e r f n rm (renernl grinder. A t ennilitififl. $|d. A. private bat hi. 114 33'. F in t SL Sill 3V. 13th F A 2-7391 Phone FA 2-Ufti J, Peierann, Phnne FA 2-27.19. hath*. I —FOR RENT 2 bedroom unfttmlihed home, For the P m 13'trt in Real Etta'* Ifti* Plymouth Belvedere two clericnl mill stentiiifrophii* flecltl* kitchen. J'tt.PO month. 6 U : C U U . E N & I I A R K E Y a u to g l a s s Cation ft Wool Y*mt. NjtUftft Trailer and ipa ttm e nt, adulla, n» door Power F'litr lr*n*mt»*ioit. 3V. A. Cagle. Jr. Salr*man FA 2 Wti. LOCATION Thread*. Tape*. pele. 1 1 2 milM W. F i n t r.Deat heater ar-d *e»t rovei* Owner dtiliea. D ictnti'*n nml ROLI.INS HOSHT SHOP 1 btk.' N. on HU m v lew Axe. 3 room (urni'hed apaitment. 110 N. Park Ave Ph FA 2-2191 will ** 1 1 oo monthly payment U i ml - h ie lil I L i r k litnvft South Uin*crc*t AH Addition— Al Th* Sign O f Th* Toi#«i Talft FA 2 1441. C'oie in. $60 0*1 monthly, til Phone Orange City, SP 4 7491, D n u r (ilnsH \ e n i filnaa t r i n a c r i p t i u n ; S" WP.M LARGE HOME 2617 S. French Ar*. Suuth of On.-ra Ruad. F a it Ith Street. Phone FA 7 UBS SELL or TRA’M: SK K V K T. rent: 2 bedri^m hou*e In It will par VOU tn *ee u* hefote or FA 2-37*6. Sunland E*t*te* 2 mile* aoulh Large 5 bedroom, two tile hath S e n k n r i k t.lm a a n d I '.iiit l <’o. |'..r Sale—T A". towing marhtne, tghiarul I'irk, kitchen equipped, you huy. Open Erenlnra tod ah 'irth n m l. .**0 UT.M tvpintr. ef Sanford on ll:gh«*y 17-92. I l l - l i t W. lid St. Ph. TA 2-1472 withing iiiarhlne. I*re teeordSundava, oor f u rn i'e . Cill FA 2 2627 he- Furniihed apaitmrnt, 20l'k 3V. lit. . home will accept your equity in im a llrr home in trade. Located EASTSIItF. TRAILER SALES High JifhfHil eiliicntiun (tin * ef, 2ion Pntmettu Ave, ire 4:00 p. m. or FA 2-20M afK |*r* I tr a i n « — Flour FTunarea 3 room hou*e unfurnlxhrd, cloir in 1700 Magnolia. ' "“ 1 ~ 1T ' I'alatka, Fi* r 5:00 p. m. FINANCING Clean and Service. $4.30 Outildr town. Call FA 2-3592 after BOIIERT A. WILLI AMS. Keiltor Thl* i« a gur»t p a n t.i tbe Rita experience. tank intlallatlon. FA 2 4763 l.’atmnnd I undquLl. A nor. ft p. m. Thetlie fo r Irene llarn* Eip. \'A (Gl > — FHA - FIIA in air- il_ PLY MOUTI l_ FA~12026 FA 2-3931 Allantir Rank* Bldg. date Nov. 1(1, 1936. ENVELOPES t f ie r tir j( i« etatg Furni*hfd houie, 2 bedroem. 2123 vito and fonvenlion*!. Princeton FA 2 4151. $73 mn mwnt*. Inrolct*. hand bill*, and Lot* for **lr, loeated n mi'ei 33' 20 Gauge »hot gun. good .o-dllltm 31 Did* eonvertible. Rftll, PS A P r o g r a m i . etc Pro-rc*«!v» and b . i of •hell*. 414 Willorf of Sanford. I'h FA 7 32«0. PR. 3VW lire* $993. FA 2 397.3 Apply *n per«6ii n ' aenil l \ T II K ilN M H ' COI NT III' TMI. 2 newly redecnratetl. futniihrd r.CAKANTEE Printing Co Phone FA 2 7931\ \ ■ii j i i i i m v i . • m u i t . iv Avr or Phone FA 2 7II7. npaitmenti gruun-t floor, pri­ 4U1 We.I 11th St. Avii lo l l IKHI.VUI.I: c a l m i . '3t Ford F 100 pickup, fine condl vate entrance* amt private Leaving Sanford. 33ill •artilire H e (iu n ra n te e Uemunal a-i iiiiiii i r e o in te to Entplov mi nt F n p l., lion Teem*. F. A. Scott eIV I II %VI VCHV VO. m il l MIX (ONCRFTE equity, you take up $37 monthly bath*. Call FA 2 1571. \ aruum tlroner Repair* j .vnici : VJltMA BHOOT S a l i->fm i jon — O r Y o u r lull* Dr . Drllary, FI* Plaintiff. payment!. 2 bedroom ('ll home, Window Stilt — l.inl*ll Repair* ft p»r*« for all make* of ft— HP II, ESTATE POK.SALk icieened porth, carpoite. utility Money C h e e r f u lly I t e f u n d e d '37 Foid H . 360 ronveriab'e. Flo I'AA E m p l o y m e n t Office, Grea*e Trap* — Dry Well* cleaner* Eeetrnlux, Hoover ju V r .r u a s h o u t . p .f.n la n t room, corner lot. See between ClalhriUne P..*t» — Pemcnt Kirby, All-Way. O F Iteplife•ncr available FA 26136 HOME • SKEK K RS M in i i; t o m .rr.V II 7 A i> any evening. 101 Coun­ llu m n ready for immediite oc­ h'llg. Mil. I ’a t r i e k A FIT lltmem part*. Work g u aranird ' mir a c l e c o n c r e t e CO. TOi JuMul'H A. BltullT. IJ—HitVTS anil XMTfllt* STUNSTHOM REALTY CONTIN­ try Club Circle, off 3V. luih. St FA 2-4793. ill9 Elm Ave. r.A I 3751 i«1 I 'u ib n i llaveriunn. I'lmtlt I* *ni. cupancy. Vou can mov# in UES t o uffuh iu '.i r u n Yin, ■»» TtrtVl'l n-Ullle-l lh»1 t r r v i r u iitjj h o u r s . K n.nt. t " I MKHUl'RV III TBOVRD MOTORS IIP AUNG HOMES FOR BETTER LIVING. l year old 2 hdrt.i home. Electilc JA M .!; M'ltilJ* Ml< HIT. I'lalnllf*. Jackrtt • rtoot* • Tent* • l ogglfft while v*• prove *i the paper!. W F. SMtril ha, flUl I" iMa I’oUfl tier • • ’■■rn SEE US FOR THE KEY TO II. II. I’flP K C'O. kitrhrn. Jalouale wm-loivi, tile ARMY NAVY SURPLUS I'ampUlM. ill* n*’ui* atH a irt>-*» Outboard Site* A «f|vlee p.rn. Mniulny t h r u Frltlny Sale* rcpreienlatlve on th* YOUR HOME TODAY 7M S. Park ---- r A 2 1231 „f wh:-li I* * l*< r»» >-r «lt»nr«* hath, utility room, large brick 310 S anford AvenuftFV 2 6211 Paul ami »»• flDd In lh* •'irm u prrmlte* vvrrkdlyv $ A. M. ‘til 2.313 Patk AVft baibecur and planter. Land four t ■■( Mi* .Vint h Ju-ll-lal l it. ml. Very lovely 1 Bit. t tilt- hath *n,x I IO U tlM l BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS lit i r I f..r Rtmlhala t’nullia. I'l..f. * aped ground Full price S6.9ini CH home in beautiful Pinrcrf*t. vlaik Sunday 1 P. M. 'ill dark. OUT BOARD .MOTOR BOAT la,, in rhantary entitled J.I.V-'l, 3lo*t Any Make 33 III ariangiterm* F \ 2 *17;* And MOTOR INSURANCE X'tf.M.l MOlItT. Plaintiff % ,» • only 2 )r« uid Fully eqji,.0rd. FURNITURE CENTER l|:l-ll l MOirtT. I -fndal.t l< nmprehrniivfl including eieetri* altcben Tot­ T«u «r« Saraftr f»nul,*<( m Me II* W. Ivt St. r.A 2-3111 BUNGALOW ynur .Iri-ttr nr •■il»*r *(••• ,1* • R A Y M O N D M. R A M ., al price — $12,3.-'V. rotal down eDadlnat in tl a af*K« «f u .i , Ink i? Retlroom iiom* within walking —H IM — monthly paymee.iInauror «f aalo Cnvirt an,* ***** » ■••"» FACTORY TO YOU divtance of town. Kitchen equip­ m e ,to t vigor n M I t . X I l‘ MCI. $66 VA I ' l ' , l l n u e h k «*;* of 3m St ft Park Xte Su Nrsll. a ' *AM>KRa XtrKXV.VV ALUMINUM ped, dining loom, haidwooJ Air C tlM lIIIIIM M i our very hrit hi. it tl ' » pi'll** * l./.l. A MIVi “ lu >.»>• f„r VENETIAN BUNDS WEATHER Mliri.D lie >ra and full ba«rmrnt. Coni I O M R v e r and It I PAIR WORK PUinllfl, 1*1 i. i - • >*l **»!>«» OrUrnlo. Fiorina an , * I afar* lh* Exrcptionail) nice 1 lilt. CB home Cutlnnt R ial Topx ft Ane**or e v fiiiiileil Mi*->tlrv Itgnv** Miv. too; v*nl..td Vie. i-'etely tede orated. PRICED I A 2*3*7 Enrloird h ra d Saf-pmol N>ll(*in Urn Ptv «f .Vo**n*t'*r. 1*1* r-ther. locatrd in Sernwl Addition Pine FREE ESTIMATES FA ’ 7*37 **.i«*. Immediate p--«e-»ion rail with plaMtr end*. Pliatle wi*» **14 Cnmr!i|nt a 111 V* taken I’a t rirk A i r Fnrco ftn o a* raaifavaan *>• ' -u ereil. One year aid. feature* or rtvon tape* Cotton or nylon Trrni* available. •VlNDKft*. litr.WAV. SCHWAr/ t nef.n, R o r id a Your T.vlnrude ne»ier rquipped kiteheri, 3 life lieu r>>rd* .. < in’uctinr A Repair* I tR A I I .E Y O D H A M . T e e '. 1M *! C* n i r aI I u i . n* ROBSON SPOUTING GOODS t’tee Evtimatr* room*, fully tiled, hath ’ igc Settk.ir ik Gltix* .m d P aint Co. OrUnnn. Florin* S x . J U ni A k U , C ~ r . « r 304 6-6 F l>t Phone FA 2-3961 6 I- II AHA LV living room and dint ig area Atlornar* f»- P • Ir*aIPf 112 114 W 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4623 Cur. IIw*. t : . » ; A 27lh Si <» r lie,n.In, 201 Sa* f -t-l Avr Phone FA 2-1ilt Venetian blind*, oil furnace hr.vt- 1 .6 N. Park Ave. I’h. F.\ 2-ft 123 i*1aik af in* f ir n" r ri irn 7 r,.i.i,e .« ^ r* ^ -p i.r* I'bo-e F V 2-1301 Re- Mirllta T, Viltlon rr. hot water tank, and TV an­ : * - U 'R N I U 'R E and 24-PIANO SLRA1CE t Danny Clark tenna included Price - - 114.930 20 Acre tiled firm, 3 bHraom HOUSEHOLD GOODS African love blH and c»gf Phone ll-W o ik WiiiteV houar, large barm. Inquire Down p i ) i t i c n ; — $2,030. FA 2 7211 IV Till: f m i l IT i n m r r i m PIANO TUNING A R E P AIRING Iluard ihllJrrn dav md night Jo ie ih B. l^vy. FA 2 1221 t n p vivtii J i m r i i i . * m i i it monthly payment* • $81 HI A IV. I IIA It MON $13 30 |.rr werk f V I 2AIT. IIP ri.oitlil*. IV a v n i n n alttai13—ARTICLES WVVTFD flninred See thl* delightful • (IL’ICH CREDIT Vlll.F. I III ,\Tl .VI.OIIIIM. IV Th FA 2 4271 After 3 00 pm I f I T IS UK A I. E S T A T E i II « VI Fill . VII. Mia. home today. Irurk futile nl Flrm.la, New York, • EASY TERMS a*k Crumley ft Monieith C»*h far furniture or turplu*. PHT TO Ot'IKT T1TI.K DEll.VHV: Furniihed home re<d> I v HI U n i x ......... .. l ii v* Im iS 6 UVIabotna ( tiautfeur* Ilrenae HOM E • SKI 1 KRS tVIINON . MA1EB Kt'OF.M. r. |xt| ill.APP ftt 117 South I'ftfk Ph. FA 2 4695 Super Trading Pail, Sinford In move Into, im m ed ia te JACKIK n laa tl t i l . A It* all* Phnna FA 2 4907 . r LA 2 2)M New end t i e d Fumltiif* Th* beit plare to tell ■ •• home Piainiifi* Orlando lin y , r A J 0*77. Tool*, even new' draped W. T Rul'd tn ynur plan* BEST BUY IN T O W N ~ 111 r First St Ph. FA 2H»I Ii where moit hou r* . . e acid. CORBETT, Realtor. P h o n e l l - l l f t l ' f f ►AllJIS* Re-*i'Hl*linp *nd Vdditbma n«hv 'Itti-g Iforunr FA 7 792* cf.ftl PE SMITH FT At. l>af*nj*nl* J Bedroom, t Balh» Corner lyvt. lilts 1,1 K It NO « 1791. S tc n stro iii R e a lty excellent loration and i ' flrit 1hl« I* e gur»t p a n In the Ritt v n rii •: ii *' «i ii pb .n FA 2-&H2I YOUR BEAUTY <(» FA 2 VJI2 Carpentrr Work, rahlnrlt at oil Til' ClAI'lli: aVIlTM oti'l |f rn*r. HF.KBEIIT ST EN ST It Oil rlai* condition. Act now thl* Theatre fo r ( a tliv ll*uge. Lap . klndi i -irncr raliinel* built A _ rl*n —tiMITH, hi* unknown alia. Shaping /. Stvllng nur 5i-eti*1ty REALTOR lata Nnv. 10. 1936 lik e , only $600 60 dow o. It *on I If *lt*« *an If jaap, ht« ar l»*r untntu't.'l f re e r « t i m * t e * I W U .K T W K ATTSERVI f F S |k "« * n naia*. .|**i*e*a |*(*laa> DON HOWE — L. J. RISNER HARRIETT'S REALTY MHIK Se available long Full pi >6 H FA 2 7111 lftn4 tr in ii * i AunrUtr* 193 Svtlth 0*» Avr $11.930 00 Inn all «iti*r re-ton* *i"l lu ll* * lloul# Wirirg Electric Service rlalmtap |m*r*ti h*. Ihr< j*h. lin­ III N. Pirk — Ph. PA 2.:i2fl 3Ve have three 2 Bedroom H"me*. ^ ^ W > ^ l * ^ ^ i i ^ ^ * l u ^ v t * n M v * ^ B i’.,y •ittmg l x 2 : : c Md A’lllll New A- I'wed ear ar aptln*' *a« «f Ilia (Vat* lei* thin one year old. whicn Itnaan at unknown initial an<1 II AND VI I. LI.El T i t l e CO. I T i r n i l u r r nnri A p p lla n rta U — FEMALE III.I.P WANTED Cl.11Mlv ; «•.* inti i : i «t is 33. 11 . "Bill* S T K M I 'K R Agener nail* m * a •It. 7 i• H I $1 2'. M o d e ra te l y P ric e d ran be bought for a* little »• 117 Magnolia FA 2 u»13 Tin- i i.u .tiu i s . j j •i:a ' nirt i : i * Rralior A Invurrr FA J 2377 $.130,00 DOWN. NO i LO.-'INii Won-an, age 23 tn 33, far irrm anU is r ij l y - 7 of lllory, an of PANA»*oe. Laura B. Drier, H. K Tafler COSTS. Call ut t"da> for an ent rfipqnvible pniitinn, r a n d llahy lilting hnuvewnrk Of rr i FRtoiDAIKL applainacea, aala* 201 209 E F t r i t Rt Hi FA g-9911 i.ANrw r i r r a r m n p n e a r . Arl*lt Pnr*. Everett Harrer T ir i'U a* r*rart1*'l In Fiat appointment. lyplit, eaperienerd In office and *e*v, e I! II High. Oviedo llurant “ ,rk FA ? 1217 Br*'a 1. r#pa« a n , . II If Phone TA J 4M1 112 N Park work, etaady and productivr • n*l II I'tlbll-* It a -af p a of FI* Phone FO 1 $319 ne San Died furniture. *ppilaere», tool* p#minn|* County. Florida. ete Baught-aold Larry'* Mirt worker. Starting lalary $4'i wk. XXhite fftfll rclr fim*hri Mnfit B ford FV 21161 aftrr 6 p m 111 OWNER The nature of t t u anit la t., ra IV. niETIIM Hs — REALTOR 213 Sanford A v: Ph FA 14111. Mri'dv Job. will Ul.nr a'1ii, tiiiMij periodic Inrreaaea, 3 ' , day* mnt* .aria n tlon.l* fiam and la I hedrooni, Die baih. kiirhrn Eli*. M u ln ln —Velma (iuaraler. 9 'liel and t -tiflint th* at. tr d*a. »#fr iri’fre, f'hfini* ( A '* 1917. Pftlntl i lor ft evti-, t r Re­ wk , apply Cnllettlnn Dtv . C tr equipped, CB, fenced y d . navi* Adelaide II. W»*f* — A**oelale*. crinad rtaaa-M Y lia vlfird D iirlat pair* or addition* S p eelr'ifln j l T5ia Pam* f I«a f*ai,rt ,r. a * ' a rlit Bureau. Bm. 403 San At) 2 2 - nuiiiiMi *ipt>t„ t iiniti ra rod*. Venetian hllrrl* through FA 2-1131 *y'« hi* h#*n ln*Mtut*1 It Tp « out. Gl 4'*ev mtg , FA 2*6762 nr >90| Park Ave. in Ma.y barter Paint Productl. Bank Bldg, Cireult Cnuri fur thi Nipth Judi. rlil r ir c d t in *nt far paminol* FA i:444 REAL ESTATE U r Ta'E IN 290# P*rk Ave.. Plr.rrrMt. E x e r p n o N v i . limit WE ARRANGE THIS WEEKS SPECIAL! Ca'int >. Florida OSTEEN: HOUSEWIVES YOl 254< Frenrh Ave. EARNINGS Ttt* atplita* |H*d tilt* of Iho raa* r,~\~ "i t it j *i sc. iF I* A I It S MAY BE THE ONE VW ARE 193B Mobile Hone AM, TYPES FINANCING I* Ktipana r It.upUta ond lark a PART IT 'I F AVOBK FIIR P AINIIM. h l>nii*U*a, hit *,if*. l-uiniifta I/JOKING FOR to * h o w 1.1 fl |*4I ng to fl Wide VDIH 0 INCOME **t*u* t lattd* Pmlth r: at Ittfn • Realtor AVON'S new rhri*tmia gill* and Reliable part* nr pervont. male or For Painting call 'Ir. T 1 A e r Ph dint* i M H i i r t n i n r , M ' H I - r a l t Hall- Phena F* 2 $*4i ONLY BlyBVS TERMS l'*t| and airH af you ptrabr r*. ui t n Tnr, tniletriea. Write. Boa 24*. l/»ek i t m f i p i n i r n r rinMir>% female, wanted far thl* are* tn FA 2 "*<tJ or FA 2- '-107 nuir*< to flja >ajr *n*«*r ar atp*f r o ll •r.Ht^ni.r. r n n n hart. Fla. Stop In and v ilt t w ith •»— ddfond* * pltid'np aaith tp* r :# rk i lUA>n M i . m \ o •Attra-llve 3 bedroom CR bnma handle the WORLD FAMOUS Pf tpa ......... Court lad **r*a p ii»:r*LK jiat c\ru*TON. No O b llg n tlo r, IMI'hltlAI, DKCOUATOHS Nice localim. FHA fmareed rn pi tnartaf upon liiUa. Hadri.k p It L A Trlevifion and radio YOU MAY BE THE O N E ~WE ru im trr ftah|p*nn Atrnrn** a far plalntlffa palt't.nr aid papeiillit * Low down payment. Phone lube- i" d through our iatr*i ABE LOOKING FOR To *h»w Ml Pnulh I'nurt Pttan. itrlondn. l!A It IIAIt A A NN a A|;l#l a.N Mutlern Mobile Hunt* l i t or FA 2 I#I0 g f la i -i* FA 2 0296 P orlda, an ..r r*fat« |l*r :• •n dat modem m e t h o d *elf*rrviec l \ Avon'* n r * ChrDtma* gift* nnd I •• fftt**|«nt -* S tia a - i.t * ft )*'.* If Stiles A I’.irk ^ 0 1 h i ; t u n r .ri.M i lube t n t i r g and merrhandiilng r i/'v J B tarjlng and finlxhlng loiletriea. Write, Bo* 24*. l>Kk I I-. <|ti in a d*rra* pm tonftaa ■ o r rU*HU*A TO; F A R M E R 'S A G E N C Y % unit!. Will rot interfere with $til *o ontaran aaaiatt *au far THt*HAUTATK hart. FI*. IIII %Ii A %.N.N uAKLaTON 2919 So. Urtnndo Dr. Cleaning. • a a i n g Serving • r»llrf llamandrd In th* ComV A. Farmer, Realtor K a | c a 11 your pievent employment, To Cnnatruclion Co. Ine. Semtnol*- County alnco 1923. Ark lanfanl J'b. FA 3-7^3 D. II. Whlimore, Attoe. VrYr VK** me h*t* in* t*# *ti1 Young mother with high moiolt. qualify you mu*t hove, A hsorit 1 uitmlil • •I. M Gleaion, Lake .Mary 211 Weal 23th Street IlM v'f'lfl *1 a*rtft>f.l k.KlKnl, file.! again*' »*aj IF *F» ''irridlt 116 S. Fie.ich Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 nuriing or health training fire * $1,993«i ra th available Inimr Countt. Vlorltl*. till* Cl Way of r**tirl In *41*1 f. r M#ail» '-lt » ir. Phono FA 2-3III feried for highly renunierative O«io*i*f. A D diattly I In r iiii'iir |f»r tMn rr* After hour* FA 2 2611 or FA 7 1921 fV r H*rtt4on th* tlllr "l •» 4 anct l• 1 Mins part time work Boa I.R • r*r, 3 •i>irr hour* weekly. Herli a( ivt rireall Cone* m i ;r u ; i: av • AlMTt*\ riiinnff Reduced, 1-year old on ranal In C l T f t W T M . F D O R I la for gtralnal* Count*. AR ahnuM net up tn $3'fluq per j A W v r t n i J u N . 1 •• • U c h Arbor. 172 mo. FA 2 '>9*3 riarH* Ihn* |»r#«'ntt n a In Retired O iriitian man want* un month In your apare lime. Thl* ! Ri Aria J. I.tifi4'it.l*t, DC •Irn^ttlK* WOODRUFF'S ftUlft • la* ! rdrt* f| r• ’ *u 'a f 1 1 • ynur incuniheiml Proteitant middle i*r*t.» Company will rvtend fmanrial ‘ A*riftm i1»'fh»fi »r «rr. t <• Ik* Farm ft Garden Center ROSA L. PAYTON Jatn** r qol.:n*o<* • *«airt|>|fl | n ( f i U - l I # r* # • *1 l ab aged while woman for home a*iM«nce l« full lirnr if do-! ANNUALS r>f lh- f If ft* »f Reg4«terrd Real Ettale Hroktr • «-•!»? IhBrftDf tiRvq 1* alfitl'fa mt.r.n HitDRtrK a noniXRON keeper and rompanlon lo live In. •irrd Id nni arnwei unleaa InfMt fttn tit li.flvr# O p .***h «l#r Ph. 5*A 2.1301-17-13 at «llaw»lha •oi Calery Aee. Me im i te >mi t » b e o u r gnrnlw n b w l u t t l y f re e j i v Mt.mh r.i.ti atr**-. •if XftVfnMr. A I* * nihftFilB* Sanford. In earhange for S'»wl ■'rtaftO- F1-rl4* full* qualified (nr time ai.d In xv iI haul irliliguticin n t one of S a n f o r d ' s le n d in g ft t ' * i . f B * l*re* r o B f a f t w l lft'lTt I*# • « . Allarn*** f-r l-|«tatlff* POTTFirpLANTi PhTrA * l»*2 rr.ndern home. II Interfiled write T . W, M E RO , R r o k e r ft 1 • 11:at w « ftt ■! Oit t i a i t veitmrnt. M tlcU xvhile > « u locale nuitnlife b u u s i n j t for JlffV* M ptfff r r FA 2-P270. S A N F O R D fnl) deierlption, qualification*, * Income Halt* Immediately, There FA 2 2461 Mt Tlflnl « v*wr: H 1TXPM tut 1 *d*I if * ofOr *| ,x l u nml j o u r f u m i l x . Pick u p your key at the FLOWER SHOP. Wa leltgranh. etc. In Aanfnld Herald. Boa ANM. * Huiinrtl i* art up for you. NOTH K u Hi:u»:«r u i v k .v t h a t *•*1 • l Hftfifwrd, ft#rfilno1« I. Ilalci.l O. l"-u*m**u am *n**a*<! riFirMft, Oil• MiH dftr »f itei *r. SPECIAL SALE' Loll. *3V) each. S.ilr* Office. STB AWBERRY PLANTS In hu*|n*>* at i'**rl*t>*rrr omtor t i l l . Itrllahle v‘ -n>aii to rare Inr 1 • Seiling, t'dlclting, or evperlenee IJ60 down, o ' 3 for 11.000 — O |» lUrni'-n h* f|. itli..-ii niuto t.( I'KNTIIAL I* n«t nece**ary, Florid* 1*6) child during day and achool age High Cleared A b n rirt r u m nf in* rtiruif r..*ii. tl.KCTRKXD CO at-1 lh*l I I et. 1n#xI• i*«unt« FlntfHft GSAPEVILLE NURSERY **n>| in r*tl*lrr **M m m t wlie Furnt*hed girl even'ng* Muat ha-e own • For prraonal Interview In your I N) Art* J. LvAilijIit, I*, r th* l ’l*rh «f Iho i'l re nil r«nri. city WRITE Pleaie Include Grapevllle .Ave. F A 2 a*M lia nin.rta tior tn luile Alary Bamiaal* I'ouvtr. n« fl* t. In ar •«»*. »•CALI MAJOR BROWN RfALTY Your ('hone Number. |t|** »llh in* *rerl*laa* af th* (•ird*n V. r n ^ n l f k • ■e*. FA 2 49*7 after 6. Realtor BRAILEY ODHAM, PrM. ylrllf lau* \»m» ht*tui* t i . » | i : -Mhintv for ru in tiff FlSHERlT"NURSERY U. S ELECTRONICS C0RP, jjlm 141*9 Flufltla grttut*' I* o n « tsU LAKE MARY romxr Mx. v, 17 02 & 27lh SI. Phon* FA M U I M.v jnollix ft Onorn FA 2 Hj S Women for Airline Tialnlrtg. See 6625 lielm ar Blvd. IfJ H i North r n . Aktnuf Ph FA 2 3227 or FA 2 1964 Omamrnlal Shrub* • Tree* Peat / • / ROLAND O. COl'IINRAU Nft n fur 4. Florid# eur ad*, under C!a*i. No. 27. Univernt}' Lily 3, Mo. 2—FOR RENT c l a s s if ie d in d e x AIRLINE CAREERS for MKN WOMEN COUNTRY CLUB MANOR SECRETARIES CLERK-STENOS *280°° $8 2 3 0 only wy .00 monthly HOMICS " ’ IXSTAULKO Legal Notice I)AR(*AIN HUY! I ffT-M I kmtsr. Odham & Tudor, Inc. PAN AMERICAN WORM) AIRWAYS INC. Wall pi.UMnT.Nf; • ItlG VALUES Wc Feature QUALITY HOMES iSXVES Mather of Sanford Seminole Realty Low Down Payment Legal Notice J. W. HAM, SkvsmuksLh ’■ir WKLtUMK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD I Odham & Tudor, Inc. - �Osteen News • y Mr*. C lw tM Any4 » t P 1 I> i i I if Mr. tad Mrs. Millard C. Tyeon reeved ky spent aeveral daji with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. Claud* Tyson. They h a r e furt W i . u ' fa-ora a rtro-je w tour of d.ry It t k t Mediterranean area r d will be station rd now, a t Green O vr Sprint* Mr*. Alma Walker. Mr*. Ray­ mond Pell and their sister, Mr* Ida Hand of Daytona Beach ipent the weekend In Donaldson, Ga., tialtler relative* Mr*. Ed EntUah of l)*).ona Beach spent ’he weekend with her a later, Mr* Vivian Allman. ^ Mr*. Doris Rutherford of Orlan do apent five d a j t with her parenU. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Jor-ei. E*tlic • F ra ae r ha* returned home ftom Fi»h MeritrisI Hoipltal. D e U H Mr. and Mr*. J V. N'Uon at BirmLigham. Ala . recenilr Tinted their »on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Nison for two week*. Mr*. Ella Saunders of Itsrv.'k, G a , visited Mr. and Mr*- R»rmend Pell for two week* Mrs. Kenneth Harvey, M-* It II. William*. Mr». Albert CI.rk and J i n Guy Beal! atlevded thWMU asvoctaUo-al meetlnr *t Hr Stetson Baptist churrh Seminole Frtetv!*iilp .Vghl Seminole Rehek»h Lodge No U observed I*rlen*lshlp night vt s rtrcr.l n ire tlr*'. All lodges la thr district were represented hchri h g KasLmmee, Ft. Cloud. Oilsndo tfo II sod Lu.-em* No 3d of OrUndo A spccul courtesy, .pe.Ung the word “ Friendship" honurrd the visitor*. Mrs. Nadine S'eui^liltr, ttho ha* been appointtd ChapisLi of Inter rational Aaaoeialion <t Itehekah Assemblies ws« font red and pMser.ttd • Rift. Out-of itstr lodges represented were Tseoma, W a s l Hertford. Conn, end Uirm.i gf s.u. Ai*. MYF S«v !*m Meetiaa The young people of the Osteen Mtthod.it Church held a nipper party at Lake Itarncy. recently, with Mr*. Grant Clutter, Mr*. Thomas S cagratea and Her. C. Harp, ehaperonei Attending were Jimmy »nc Butch Shirers. Barbara Vnn Clark, Priscilla Nison, Linda Dunn. Susan Hlera. Judy and Poo aid Harvey. Janette Clark, Hiehard and Robert Bronkr, Jack Bmrw, Herman Allman, Kdgii 1 i i I! Sutton, Frances Rigg*. P atty Vmctent, Regina Clark. Joe F rank Tait and Kenneth llosaek. Evening Eaiertalaaieal Rupert Strirklar.d wonders If it* M rs. P. T. Pitty entertained a worth it all, as hr mo-e* rently group o ' friends it her home Mon­ about, with aching muscles, the d ay eve ling. result of a traffic arcldent of last G a m e s were played and iVfreth- week. a u n U served from a table c e n te r ­ Strickland was In a olck-up ed vith an arrangement of fatl truck going south on Highway 17 W flowers. when he flopped for a srhoo! ho* Attending were Mr*. Joe Mas­ that wai unloading in the northter*. Mrs. Albert Pell, Mr* F ra n k bound lane A* he watched two George, Mis. Johr Juris. Mrs. children clear the front of his h o b c ri William*, Mivs Margie truck, he ch«*.-ked h i, rear-viston M arshall. Mr*. Otto McDaniell, mliTor prior to pulling off Mr*. Henry Osteen and Mrs Clar- | A* he did. he saw a car ap proarMrg from behind Strickland oo-c Snyder. told his p m e n g r r John Butler to • hold on. we’re going to get hit " When the two men came to they were some IV) to 200 feet further south and. what'# more, they were pinned In lb* cab ofth* truck. t i m b e r l a k e , s n _ < u p i ) Thf / ! “ ■?** Ih* cab to —All members at the wedding cave In. pinning the oecupint* Genial Charlie Morrison happen party wrere on horseback when Fay* Nordvild married Delbert rd by and brought Stri.-kland and Butler to Seminole Memorial Ho* l» n g b r a k r . Th* bride and her father r*»J* P "> Strickland »*< rclra*«i hut aid- b y aide hrf-re the Rrv Jam** r< ,,>r *»• ’' n* ^ n r , n c r Mrmn Rice of S< Philip’s Fpt»rop»l n*l Hospitsl for . p e d a l treatmenl CVirch. who a!*o via* mounted H« has *lBCf returned to hi* b..mc She w ore a light g.ay riding suit Strickland today toid The tierwith a matching <««bo* hat. »U tbst hr believe* the existing The bridrgn.itr ar.d his attend «(*(* Ia» f.vtrerntng Mopping in ant. J e s t Hnight, rode between two both lane* of ■ divided highway line, of h ca en e n U* the *ide <4 tar a school bus I* dsngerou* an'i F a th e r Rice should he changed He further Following the ceremony the cou- stated that *omc type of pull off pie. th e ir attendant* snd other »r'» for bu*c» might help the nturiders dismounted snd knelt to Hmti recite "Th# lord's Pr»*er ' Couple Married Astride Horses Di.Maggio Playing Firm Encourages Brain-Storming’ LAWRENCEVILLE. N J «L.TI» Joe Diklallio Jr.. n.n of the esNew York Yankee iuveball great, played fivr mtmi’e* at offensive SKOKIE. HI -<UP|>—Alrvcwt every employ# ,t th* Rolled Steel Corp. here participates twice a month in a brain-storming ses­ sion. Vie# President Ralph c Herd rich said that more than > o «ug. geition* have come out of the !a*t eight such meetings and that more than 10 per rent «* them were put Into effect ompap.y offiria s csclude them selves from the seision *» t.*ey ca t a* Informal a* puttible. All ruggestlons are tape recorded and presented to mmagrrrent. u , gto. S r. »ai unable to appear at the game becaua* of previou* buiine** commitment* Apply For (James VOTK O N ‘R I C i l l T T O W O R K *— Six »t«tcs ( b l a c k ) a r e votinir on “ r i g h t to w o rk ” loyri*. lation f o m o r r o w . T h re e ( X ' f l h a d “ rig h t t o w o r k " law* a n d r e p e a l e d th e m K i g h t e r n ( s h a d e d ) h a v e such law* o n t h e books. The “ n j r h t t o work ' le g i s l a t i o n b a n s union s h o p labor a j r r e e m e n t * . ( C e n tra l P r e s s ) Peanuut Bowl Set; Tickets On Sale Ticket* for the am tal Peanut floe I Football Game will go on talc tomorrow. The contact football bout will be played this y e a r by two teams from the Sanford Junior High Scbcal and will be itaird at Me­ morial Stadn'm on Friday, Nov. II. Fc.ttritiet will g<t underway at J.lc) p m. with the crowning of a Peanut •; Queen, wh.. w,.' * preside over the entire e*ent Game time wdll be I p. m with a half time show to feature popular local entertainment. Member* f the Studrnt Council of the *ch.wd will be tn charge of “ • r»o;r»’t o r ' Jame* W. Ituckler and J B Phillips are eo-chairmtr of the game Ooarhc* are C. B <Petv) vhifard and Howard Gordie FINLAND ( L T D - The Lahti Toiin Abl(h ftri. „ , i e d the world , ki eiiia,pion»Mps last winter, wJ, ipp,} („r th# :sc | Olympic games, informed *,uree* hlvf ,ol(j t))r y r.ttrd Pre** Inter. ,t.0na! Playoff Berth Won HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 Even n J-7300 i ! Oak Tree Inherits Land It Occupies \ I 3 BANK AT THK Taylor Riles Held til HERTZ Davi« Rites Sunday FR1KNDLY F l o r a e » _ _•r s / i wr-a NnRW \LK. Conn - i L 'P I r About the k tr d n t thing Donald members of th* faculty of Siab-rd Irw-tn ha* said about his Republi can opponent for the l'. S. House Junior High of Krpretentativr* it that he * an “eitien-.e optimist.’’ trwm made the comment aftrr PORTLAND. Mr — L’l’l l - hr rece.ird a letter from Rep M n Elesnor llcdgk.ns. 74. »ai Albert M--r*no'i campaign head hospitsilted with a fractured hip quarter* a*ktr.g for a .-ontribution. suffered wnen *ne fell while plav ing ball with her three grandchild \ V m l ( » | - | s C o m i l U r rer. n . i t , c o *. , ** „ -------, I » \ I . I . . > S - D — l P I , - Rr» * . |. • Iriest* d u n ta hher. aPe bw«*> tala . m m, _on knew »winter wai the way wiser, burglar* stole two NORTH WINDHAM. Conn. — gallon* of antl-fieetc from a I-cal i l l ’ll —While on her way from repair .hop. paying a l) fine for running a stop *lgn and crashing into an 0,h<r „ r> Mr, t h , , * . # Warner. |0 | . fontro> 0{ y,er , ul0i rjn c^f the road and crashed again. - ------------------------------------------- CONGRESSMAN A. SYDNEY Herlong TO-NIGHT NOV. 3. 193S 6:15 l \ M. WDBO-TV js» 1 I ■ CHANNEL—6 He Will 8peak On Your Duty A* A Citizen to Get Out and Vole. RE-ELECT 1 ^ i HERLONG Uiirlu Here At A Savings CAI.I. — “The Lumber Number” PA 2-5SR1 H ILL Lumber & Supply Yard LM;i W. 3rd 81. Sanford. Nov. 4th \ CO N G RESS Pd. FoL Adv. bp A. Sjrdagp 'i Herlong, Jr., Comp. Tread. r w $ Si I -'■ f t m**-. ■ ■ it 5LJ u ’-2 v i *iu Fla. Would You Like Fs To Send You . . . BIGGEST BARGAIN OF A L L TIM E NOT W AXED, 2-Yeor Field Grown FRESH DUG, Lour ^tem Hybrids EVER BLOOMING . . . coni|*li!te information airout how you can still apply for a 91,000 life insurance p«ilicy to help tak*- cart* of final expense* without bur­ dening your family? You run ha.idle the entire transaction by mail with OLD AMERICAN of KANS­ AS CITY. No obligation of any kind. N>v <>r.«. will cull on ONE DAY O N LY Eoch you! Tear out this ad ami mail it toi'ay with your name, additros utid year of birth to Old American Insurance Co.. :i West 9th. Dept. 1,11091!. Kansas City, Mo. .Reds .Pinks .Yellows .Tu-Tones .Whites HURRY 1 DAY ONLY QUANTITY KK.IITS KESEKYED I n * , . . Nov. 11(t .til .»ntl and Pink l ink IILt'ilance (loidtn ti h^t r,..t tn in (t Yellow). kcllow ». Editor hiiitur McFarland .vich.*rl .**1 Li••lance l.uldeu (Pink) Hoover (Tu-Tonc)—Talisman (Tu-Tonc)—Talismun (Tu-Tn (Tu-Tonci Ami ijuinard (Itcd)—Pre*. H'xiver f A. . Victoria f t ----- 1- (White) ■’***LuxcmlKturjr (Yellow)—Poinfcttiu -U.JV —K. Kach DO AIL OTHER VOTING FIRST (for candidates on printod ballot) TO OPEN WRITE-IN SLOT: ■ITE-IN MOT: Press n Frets re leave trigger to tho right with WHITE PAPER right h hand thumb. At tho some tm*e SHOWS— OPEN SLOT with loft hand index finWrit# in here ge. at position you want to write in FORMERLY PATEN TED ROSES D >umn^pr Snow (While Floribunda) Crimaon Glory (Deep Dark Velvety Kedl Better Time* (Blood Bed Be*t ("tit Flower) Eclipse l Beautiful Bud*. Bc*t Yellow ('ut Flowen t ’otinte** Yindd (Cnroniine Pink—Ruff and Gold) McGredy* Sun«ct( \ ery Deep Yellow t Zulu Queen (Huge Dark Iledt Cecl Brunner (Sweet Heart BD«H*) You are now finished leave all levers and slots et they are. Right th u m b (X) PUSH RED SWITCH (at top) to cloer your vote into tho machine THI CURTAIN Will THEN OPEN H m RIGHT NKXT TO FAMOUS CLIM BER FOR FLORIDA MARECHAI. NIEI. OI.D TIME FAYOKITi:— YELLOW VERY FRAGRANT ‘County Commihpioncr District 4’ LIV IN G FENCE (ROSB IIBD(tK) JO PLANTS Write (30 ft.) LEE G ARY DON’T FORGET TO WRITE THE (X) AFTER THE NAME L98 Each LO W E M C O S T F E N C E Y O U C A N B U Y tnd the - . h i I I K .U T i n I . : Think *»f it . . . p ,B. a ir* p rr (out. «uu van | , B rr , „ u r , h|% , u|nm rr m an, .u m m ,r . t» t u n , - .th rvo l g r.v n l . . l l . g r , m( g |.„ iu u . m a » .r, »f pink . 1*^ - h it r hlnom ,! in n in ter, teat let rid brerte. re p l.re fte*ir»» a.l4lng * p ir. enter In * ..ur v a H and making It a haven for songbird* Ih e .e hard m u tlifU ra r«*»e hedge plant, grow F A S T and « lth ra le e*en in |Hmr w ill. So plant NOW |g» make jn u r )JrH an u u i« «f k» «ulv « iiK Oil* fa%l i r o » i i c . . . I o tt .< MSI* Ml h in K r m r r * " MORTON’S LARGE SIZE CHICKEN - BEEF - TURKEY IN STA N T POT 23 FOR L i m i t I P le u n e for help — if you need it! .00 BORDEN’S COFFEE Ask the clerk at the muchine Each PIES^ FOOD SPECIALS GOOD TUESDAY dr WEDNESDAY ONLY TO r ■ . NEED - ROSE BUSHES INSTRUCTIONS FOR CASTING A WRITE-IN VOTE William Ellsworth Randall, K. dl<-d at 11 ;V) a m. Thursdsv at bis fxvme. 11.3 S. French Ate. a' gtti'ho*. wvs;rd, Mr. Rs-dall vra* burr Dec 17. 1*A7. In llarrlten County, Ohio lie wai a retired poll.-e chief from Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio, h ir ­ ing llted In S srford fn* the past 23 year*. He ll survived bv ore nice, Mr- Jnhn Tlltor. Aihlsrd, Ohk> Remilr.* were sent to Kent. Ohio, for funeral servicri and hurts! Brit-on Funeral llnrnr v,» Ichart*. -HEAR- YOU X X X ROSES TO CHOOSE FROM Gunshot Victim Buried In Ohio 121 BUY EVERYTH IN G hncorc By Driver I f | Do - It - Yourselfers Young At Heart ITS EASY-SIMPLE-DEMOCRATICTO MAKE A WRITE-IN VOTE! I The Florida Forest Service an­ vatlon Program planting are bp. inf a.ccptcd. nounced today that a surplus of First shipments of the 131JftO. pine seedling* permits accepting 000 seedling* from ill three sta'e more orders until further notice nurseric* will begin on Nov. 2i> The deadline for orders had and continue on into February. A been Oct. 1 .but a final Inventory notice of the freight or truck •hipping date will be sent to al’. t t •hows a surplus of seedling* over wb<> have had seedling orders ac> order* acceptrd by that time. R. cepted. Truck deliveries are made A Boruunghausen. management to the nearest county headquar­ chief of the Foreti Service, stat­ ter* of the Forest Service. ed. ’ Orders will be accepted tor Seed for future seedling crop* any amount on a fir*t-come-first- are collected In September In Flo­ serve bans. Thl* will be In effect rida and Georgia. Nurseryman until the surplus hs* been pur- Aaron Jordan report* that withicha*ed.” three week*, 17.000 n.ooo buthelt hu*heis were Order* on the »urpiu* amount l0|.ected. This year the Fore*’, will have o<* effect on those plac-1Service paid from St to 1113 p tr •-d before the Oct. t deadline t,-jihel for the conev. |) which will be (hipped without any ------------------ --------reductior TV iredlim* may V r e / v f T |* (i C i t i p u r ha*ed at W per thou*a.-d f 1 WP 111 *.n V * , a b the nursery, plus 33 cent* ITHACA. N V - L I I > —On pe* ’h u«and if truck delivery is an agricultura. scicn'ist * list c rtj. Onjrfi for turplui thr mirlrnum rf<iulrmfnU lot a onJrrf for Cvnsrn a tio n | profitable dain* farm. :hf fir»t li and I fH cu ltu n l Conner* item eoa* Optimist, No Doubt \ People 60 to 80 CAM. OTTAWA (D P I) - The Ottawa 1 Rough Rider* beat the learurleading llsmtlton Tiger-Cats. I I I . Funeral service* for ilr». Mary Woo* a c u r Davit, who died Tuesday at S em ­ Satjrday to clinch a berth tn the inole Memorial llospttal. were Rig Four Canadian football league , Vie Knlirlki. A i ; I . S 0 l K. lot held Survdav at the .Seventh Day playoffs. Adventist Church, Ruth S’, and Pine Avr. at I p. m Elder Jamalrolm Philip* officiated. WiUon-Elchrlbrnrer M -rtuary ATHENS Ga. —<UPI) - A tret was in charge. t( that Inherited the land U atari's on from It* father, w-h,, u«j ,|r».j ad the prop-ri*- by « L'niiersity F uneral tervke* for E arn#,t of Georgia j'nfe»«oi, I* now a X Taylor, who died Monday at O r ­ sturdy white oak 30 feet tall The original “ tree that o»-ed ange Merrnrial Ho*pi'.al, Orlando, i t a a l f lived t«* the a i r of VJI were h*!d Sunday- at Second During iU lifetime. It dropped an Shiloh Hap tilt Church. Grapeville aetsm that grew up to become the Ava.. with Rev W. 0. Mtkell offi­ federal Uepc* * Inaenevr |aw»ent occupant of the plot an ciating. W ilton ffcbelberger Mortuary U n ity 6. in downtown Athens. The property wav alined over *vat In charge. *i» tha tree by Pixf. William II. Jacksor. in the l«30’s The dred cvnveyed '*t» said white oak tree anti re possession o f ttaelf and of the land within eight feet of it on all sides.’* II U *ald to have been the only tree ever to receive eurh an her Or. {I I State Accepting Orders For Seedlings Injured HanSays Changes Needed In Rules About Buses Ion., Nov. 8. 1951 Fo r PoNatlal Writo-Tn Candidate Abort Pol. Adr. Paid by J. Eraiu IlC F O O D M A R T r �“1 W ift fitentteii S fm ifti AN V O L . X l.lX K stab lb h cd IM S IN D E P E N D E N T S A N I OIID. F L O R ID A D A IL Y NEW SPAPER NO. 207 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1958 Seminole Voting 'Fairly Heavy' Nation Registers i Heavy Early Vote; • Record Is Possible County Voters Balloting I On Offices, Amendment F n i itn o li’ t 'utility vtit»*r.« w ent t o t h e |t«>IU to d a y to ell* m a x a pciiitical r a t n p n i c n e n ltv e n e d by a Iw*til** b e t w e e n » WVMlIMVrON t l I’l \m rrt D e m o c r a t ! r P a r t y n o m in e e am i n w r i te - in cam U dftte f o r th o ran* in an hourly startling tide D i s t r i c t l i*ci»t on t h e C o m ity C o m m is s io n . teda* «a*t b»!l«t* which will dr Local vote r* w e r e to ballot o n tw o nu mber.* o f t h e c o u n ­ tri mine control r f thr H**iIt Coot y g o v e r n in g I mmI v , n S a n f o r d C i ty C o m m is s io n e r , n cong*T*» ami affre 1 thr in*- r-rslden] grrisman, V. S senator, two memi n race her* o( thr Railroad and Ptibllt C O M M I S S I O N E R V O T E R FOR C O M M I S S I O N E R — C ity C a m mi d i n n e r At Wilaun drop* Sente f-vrecaste. * predicted a Utllitir. Commotion and the fat* h is ballot f o r a new c i t > c o m m is s io n e r i n t o t h e box ni cit> h all. F iR ht c a n d i d a t e ' •rcord off * vrai vote appmachof two constitutional amendment*. w e r e o n t h e ballot f o r t h e s c a t t« be v a c a t e d b y D avid C a t r h e l . W i t h W ilson an*, left t o *ng is million. The weather was Mild. Indian summer vtreathef rijr h t. M rs. \Vj|-..n Ti r o s tile * an d F lo y d P a l m e r . ( P h o t o b ) R e r g s tr o m ) tiramcd down on the county. Thia, fine over mod of the country r \ romhtnrd with the interest creatt rpi Ihr ,Si* ith c*l by the r a n between Vernon W. Fart) report* showed voting Dunp and U r Gary. v*i« expected hcavir.i wr.rrr thr lo, at issue. to bring about a "fairly heavy” ■i*d r«rr* were hottest, a* in vote Oh:, and lightest where thr out Karly ihi* afternoon. *ever*l INir I Initial Fund rain pal, n will come a*i nol in doubt at in thr continue into thr -mint It <f Nov- voting pteclnrta reported “ heavy" i South ember tn an effort to rr*ch the voting. Thi* wa* not the cate in ' t *talir a n u s - thr . wintry goal of llrt.OtSI r*tal»ll*hrd a* thr all .preeinrta. however. At Sanford Were 35 Senate and fl? House total need for thr «rvrn partirlpa- City Hall, thr voting wa* light *ratt plus 32 gnvrrmirthipi and Sanford voter# were lo select ■ ting ageneir* for I'*Nf> hurdrr.li of oilier tt.itr »»■ I lival The anniiunrrment wa* made new commissioner from a field post* and proposition* 'yesterday h* Harold Ka*tn#r, of eight qualtfird candidate*. Rural voting wa* reported to Vl*f> at itakr w*> the gwaliticjal president and Howard McNulty, futnrr and prr*idrnUal ho|iet of tie “ heavier than expected.” Chief drive rhaiimat _ TAIPKl l VJI* *— ITtr Commar today Ihi \.*li n a . u l . denied lt|WUh poison g#- shrli. Thu I 'U li vrtrrant at Senate Itrpuhti. The drive during thr month of '"trre«t In the county was the bat* ™l*t« d i n t e d U«!*> that US "ith * upabtj that icft*elfd | obviously a typical propaganda cat leader William I Knorland IlCt.iber pro-iuced <1 1 C,;» V|c tic between Dunn, nominated Sept. fabrication ** and Gov \verrll Harriman of typp.ied g.M» er. Igucmny fired * f lr ton‘ *rr N'ulty >*ai. and he felt .ure that 9 in Ihe Democrats primary, and ” .. \ ire vdn Roland hmuot, rom* New York and tuch lelalive newt . a r j , Oviedo mayor, who wag Mtamrle** U r Seminole County re*t>tenl. “ would polion-gat m i l l i t the R H -h e ld m Jn (lfr of thr u .S .- T iiw a n Dr C A N D I D A T E W IT H N O W O ltlllK R — S e m in o le Cm m tv comer* at Knnwland't Drmorta lie i|Ulrk to recognue the need for drafted as a write tn candidate by "This it a shameless he. ealeu mainland Monday. »r<t alarmed (f n , f Command, also swiftly <le, tic opponent for the California Rcji. O o r t i t 'i F r e d e r i c k w*-nt to th e twills to d a y w i t h no a more etithu«ia«tic irsponse If a group of eltirens. Nationalist. charged that thr vied th# Communist implication lalr*l to pave the »»* foi • governorship, up ami I .mini Added Interest was Injected Into worrit*.*, l i e It.ml no o p p o s i t i o n in t h e ir e n e ia l e le c tio n . n o r theve welfate group* aie lo do CommuniiM are preparing to ga> that thr United Slate furnlahed munitt adoption of tuch wra Fdmun.l <1 llr.wn. and Haitia rather dull campaign yesterday the work cut "Ul for them. in t h e S e p t e m b e r D em o c rati* p r m m tv . Alt F. 1’ Kolinillthr defenders of thr tm> out post thr Nationalist# with gas shell, ppna. snapped Rear \dm. I.iu m a m tint' f,^ Nrl*.., \ Hu kr |„, S r. c h e c k s hia n a m o o f f t h e li-l of ipm lifieii v o te rs . The drive leadrr paid high trib when the Seminole County lapitil and. Sttinot Mid: “Thi* itatrtnrnt It ute to the produce sral trucking tattve delegation publicly urged *I*li.it.1 by lU*rp*tronil A Peiping broader*! beamed at ahsoluielv unlurue Wr hate not lloh-tu spokesman nf Ihe Nation frber division and its captain, Richard ilcfeat of Amendment No. 1 In to­ E l s e n h o w e r was Formosa leveled the charge late furnished thr C'hinrtr Nationalist* atiat Drlentr Ministry. lr»* lhan among the day's falrh eatly vot Packard. I h e goal way f.t.OUO and d ay* .election. This is the con­ an hout after the broadcast by Del. 31, $3.7:*n had been sub- troversial "daisy chain” amend­ ■We have no such weapon* r r * ,,r *,M> Wl" “ "•* “ f ,h*' »‘P ■eribvl. Ihi* deficit of |;* 0 .hould ment which would allow constitu­ The United Slate, never .applied t"*” 1 ' l ' Cetlvstnirg Pa . be forthcoming it* the neat week tional revision in package delta us with such weapon. Mr neveheltcople. in 10 minute*, vole.1 only. or so, he laid. tntrmi lo u*i» sticli Hf*pon» ln Ju%* 4r><* ^ fw Sen. Douglas Stenstrom and against our own people *>n the ,n ,!ir , *Ri'a A* a mea.urem.nt of what .hould lie done and whst ha- Seen Rep*. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gor­ mainland, who are hrld raptl'e Itemoerats Conlldcnl B 'Oimpll.brd by Del 31. rod. Mr don Frederick r.ilie.1 the proposal b* the Communists.” Democrat* rUimed the expect “ Undemocratic" and elimination of Null* gave these ftgurr* t.m .aid tlcn Wang shu imng. •'*! Iieavv turnmit would t>.*-*t ihelr i I t*|. Pidhng I.Hiiin lloll-ii.l and hi. t i n t 1 -liallengr. Ml \ Ml nivn. 101 —local firms (down­ the individual'* right of choice. [the Nalionail.t t luef ..f .tall, iwt- eiirTerd mi) .riiict In both H.iu.r a m . today for an l*etand lljr.-r of Miami. Holland town section)* ii>*.l 110,0.10, re- | Seminole was n p e c te d to resonally mderett Ihr immediate and Scnatr Rrpuhhcanv *aid no I uvrl1" ■* . .wa* rvpc-ted to win ItatHldy. KitrmiitK. like a n y o t h e r o c c u p a tio n , i> u g a m b le . Vege­ denial . m u ' soVtly w .the Democratic thing about the Senale hut ron r t p r r l r d Huh ! t i r n o u t n f le»< ( h e n * i i e i l ru t,o ra l a t t e iu r j. Cetved M 3 d l. ta b le p r o d u c e r s p r o b a b l y a r c t h e w o rld 's b e s t - k n o w n bust* ’ I want lo warn U*e t otnmun tended iHrv would recapluie Ihe halt of Ktnrtda’s t eimnno . | iros'lon'al""race* Wtrti 102 - -t'.tv County am 1column, arconlinf to veteran poll* ia n * 0 n e s s g a m b l e r s , f a c in g all o f t h e wills of o t h e r liii*iiie.*«es a n d iits : If the> i e * n rt tn auch Mou.r trred voters p. iurumbenU from Flo p lo y a ^ and Khuol taacberat Ooal 1Ileal observera. U. S. Itcp- A. Sydney Hcrlong. la-e.h.irg, wag weapons, the) must hear all the n few p e c u lia r to t h e i r o w n tr a d e . ilr.eur-1 *110. Ttir Sunshine .Stale vole,I mi nda't live other dt.lilcta wilt go *•'•«». Dl*t*. Inn -building trade*. expected to retain hit Fifth Cots* L ik e o t h e r f a r m e r s , v e g e t a b l e t i g h t t h e b u t t l e o f too rtm*ei|uence*.'* the admiral *anl «|V r a r e , nf ■ta'cwpl, -ignifi t*4 k t'l Ciuigrrs. ,ioopl*"*ctl Dual 13,0.10, Received *1,79* M gres.ional District teat dfipito a The Reil broadcast *an1 II . M i i r k i ' l s C’l o S C t l m u c h r a i n o r l'*> little , i n . e c t v g lu tt e d m a r k e t s , freezes, lb P It illioMi *' C ra m e r r>l St ranee Iwu <on*tlltlll<uial amend hou*e to house: j strong campaign by William C. Dlvn to( i omnium.t suldlcr. wen affe\ F W YORK I l 'P t i MI major mrnt’ ! ‘ i *'ate t-gi.lat • . s--.d P.’tci irg l lniuls • nni) Re h i g h p r o d u c tio n c o s ts a n d m a n y o th e r* Citleman. Winter Park Republican. pub >i 4-1 unire*.ma:i sin.-e Re l.l.tlOO. 'e*riied **90.10 I 'n li k e m a n y o t h e r t y p e s o f f a r m e r s , h o w e v e r , Ih e vege- te<t by the alleged attack, whirls domestic securities ami rnimro- »tforr^ of minor local Itivr: tod prialtsre: *;•*»! *3. “Safe'* randidalps were Clevein\ nivr 4f o( i»n unipf^i/iril cj|f% m^rkfti trpfc lo%rd tnrfi) llrjdihk: thi* HiitUnf u « t 11**' ro» rnn.tiurtimi da*, wa* a liras* ildr pm l near c a n t hold hi. pr,. ,)pr „ ||nkpi, ,hr l nil..I state* latui. Fredertck. Stenstrom and t t.. . hark Democrat tHtn, r err Ired S2.720 M^rstiif1 of Ihi* ifil !>r iav»*< - Htrn sj■ . nr*1 t, j :.i«.>,it. Did I'u pi fi -.iiin* * : t^t* ts»viit (ialrhcl, Democratic nomlduct ' until the market i< right." j with the allack bv n.dln. that 0 Wpiiiut ti K•- .- ot ttinnihm in th When rahhagr, le le r j, tel luce an.l look place ‘afler dentist■. clergy ii'" l n, j f fnr |(,P District I teat no thr *uppl) f Fir*l Di.ltict i r hean* are rrailj. they mu.t go to large amount* of f V /nntuni f.'.'-oo. r rr e u f d «! ■' the County Commission. They bad two te a r , ago •>* , reai vot,-. IMvn 109 -beverage and ret n„ (ip|>r, t„ on market, regard!#** of the prve- lion ' to the Nationalist. file ib i.r.t congrrs.innal ,on- taurant- —tlosl f i.itflil, ieeeive*| • /■-* l i __ r* \VT; ^ l i It's true that cold ftorage ha* help Thr charge was leveled durmz ti*l l-»o o*l ti, thr Fifth Ib.trtet ( l l i n i b l c i L i t t o '* 1i i p re te n e the lift- of wgrtahle. a lull in '.hr “ cat and mouse v Imii Dr mo rati. Hep \ n Is.vi: 110 - automotive. Goal TAMt’A i t ' P l i — Nathaniel Smi- f«r » few day*, but » rarb.vil *>f campaign against Ijueni" Tic is.iti llirl..ni -d l.cevb’iig ai-nt f 1 ,00. 1, re*eive,| Ji.MI Wt lev. a \>gr<* **olti# peddler -vhn 'egetahlrs Isn't like c l„ic of mt Communist gun* * t u r h hurb-d again*! Re|tsiblu an William Cole­ Altamonte Springs, laing*.io<l, ca.tie that i an lie 3).lf>2 shells at thr oitpoit ulatil. • hi. t"n ur hrrd man J' •'( D lamb. Ileilung bars t'*««elherry, recelve.1 $.'&3: lienpreferred jail to ir.lormm. ghf!(, {fir <n ,ndeflnito time Momiay were illfn ly won tr etectlnn two >ears ago eva. l i t SO; bake Monroe |C0. vetsh toda) Heavy rain, la.t week pretwhty Hut < .m idmitti d hr larkrd I n t e Marv linn. Maltlaml |3, Itnaitir** i* gtv,»i in Ni>nnn«ilt> f ' n u n t v . Titers' nr.im ■ ■ sv*n■ werr viewed n. a nuisance to If)irnrt t . maVr a real Nn*. Ho-e lift, national firm* 1 -1 1 1 .1 let. 'O b je c t* I s F o u n d k «pect*r'd*r tw o c a r colHilnn o f re c c a a io n . many eitv dweller/ but Semlnnle .tali H,1 |i' w* *frt«C tle--b>iic «'.*M1 last night ,.t JSth and Sanford aeot MARION I • t f t Owner ol | mints vegetalde iv-io, ,* rlidn’t T h e Sent im d r ( *«t>ttii v • hntuix-t m t n m n ii’i ■ t i r w ( i; In IfII S,%I» fn n .- 1 H«q. Paul .•■I *n 4 1 'it, tiguie t -4 . met lo the hospital It «ult* ohie-t four-’l on hchw#: out.i.le f ,r ( The* loved it lln •* ram* I t r l e a n ' i l figure* o n h m i n •* t i r n d whii- i honlii -n.iki ih e Roger« I n r | ji Ki - dale la-.-l given l>> the-professional clasufi In), te l were Sonny Ovillo Far* .Marion Monday ran get *a-nr hack 4 Prr |llir , tn (),P bonk l‘n m o a t av id p r o p h e t o f gloom .ulopt u n o p t i m i s t i c .upUcik I'hiifti. , 1* Wa. r of ration im lude. the I25<t previous- ff)> 20. rnli.lr .1 man attached to Ihr G» ’1 l by contacting sheriff * deputies .omr. it could mean the difference M ark deposit/., tip 1.1 |ier r e n t ; b a n k i .•moiiiy.-*, u p l.'» p e r If otic S*iUlMl |t«. -ei* in p ilnrity ' tv repotted o» being aiibaeribed hy XAS; and lllah Nasthrea Klelda, Object It nuthou*r between profit and loss r0f thi* t,- ■•TT* him in c e n t : jaisltil r e c e ip t* , tip l**’r c u t . Itmlditij; p e r m i t s in w... ’•*“* r Ytto , t f . arowing seafnn. To others. It will 1Mlfl sides witn his aunt, Florence Bell, His Heart s D c s i r i * m.-an a more surce*iful year Sanf.ird will hu*t the is* pi.t S n n f o p d for t h e f i r - t litre . <piar1er* *.f I h i . vejir, lift ix '.i p.-,- earlv Vt 1I*f\ I w . l». n«*r t jtt ir.-umia-ntt •>-> lie 4.I-I..I that the Na*y Raw- on 13th St i firri e r s «r of thr the riilli Fifth Cbnireatinaal vent r n r It-. u * r perl -I In Iasi mli« ln n rr rRF.F.Int" Mi* it PI <‘r r u i i i n ut- w i . n s w Ihr ur. Ir Railroad ami Areordlng to Investigating offle| year „ Dittrirf n n i Sundif t if Ovtf viUe Gonnrlng Zt »*• fined *IU Telephone* in th. th# Sanford rv I'll 1*11e , '1 • ♦ I I' I"! rr *\ ' i.innuiiloM, snd r t t t s ".Monday l u r W « in in't Preliminary Prel, minin' estimate, for fo, the venlrr ren te , M rS . S a d lC H o tV C y Telephor-,. m ,;n m ....m t. a BV ami toe rrpmn-m “ ers, Farley ran the red light at sttd cost* Honda* for turning rnjnt. •1 IH ivih ti n 1 aii.' a r a t i " ) ■ false ala-m ‘m l :<n*ld hear t h e ' 1B57-M growing reason reveal that Holt for the meeting will Iw pv I —_ | _ IkA— . J ' hangeluv* thcrraied h I t J ... . . '' » ra t- .>>. that Mtreto W 11 , the Intersection, just a t It had Ivrn entered hy Field., Farlty'a Ores -n e*l whrt the ■■'*• - . .ir, Srnunol.- farmerv iinvc inciej.ed Sanford postmasler J»el ! .e-l D l C S I D M o r v l O f l d iw»t 12 month . iI.-. .. • ' ' ' > . i* . *i d j >1-rert n e convertible dragged ihe Negro's pTi *#!! t t u l r r . r e a r e uf most vegetal,!,. * aril Field will h, assisted by ......... her M„ Sadie McCarthy ........ Itllir' W ' ‘ . -"ear* -X ^ ^ ^ car to feel north on Sanford Ave. rnrkrr, fttutilv Airrir^Itutiil nyrnt. right i«4ninutlrt« of Srminolr c - . , , , . t**tri* f?K |» r crnl end Fields wix thrown through th* U n ) . j p \ 1 1 . 1 I ' a m u i r e s *nw enuntv vegetable production I County a . a reception committer ' ,r< ' t'homhei figure* '' ligurr. pu« pm \ «. tlljt.• right door nf hu car. and cam* H ttl.it A i m U l (m iH .hxs . ".UMWOCUI m Postmasters f r o m l l count ir . ,n . B*-«»»'»d* N»r »> Hn.pital m M Vmlnole t «u“tj ............. ............... "Ule fund o.,- fv *i grn i%ir»a: -n- aid' M the ,n" race., VTI-5N7 \ 1' I’l lh€ to re.I with Ihe car seat on th* crease” wher wheri *:i all ihr the figure* are me iurirt will ATLANTA 1,1 ,c motor ,n'' r’r create" Ule ddiitrtfl will meel meet itj ' IIi l l30" land land Pm>n|j|i. , | proiprnt ' <■ a__ n ;.nr and prosper i the Itopc "ofr un H o r r i n f i J l O n K I l C S •ige ge stood .till SI Monti* for npt.iii uf Seminole Spotlng Hoods, .t.-xl (till 1 b ,r a* compiled rompiled p rn m for f.>r a covered dish hinrheo. \jr* Haney w*. the f In th. i, lunrhe-.n Mr. Ilarvry wa. thr (mix. ' ni">. Ih peri pt rl. *i .1 «.‘m|tt,£ Vailmml.stune, horse hiark .i.ao mar* ran arourul the car was a total lost. -C4-.- Srrtyu ......... aimed Slot* s , »lr f**M ,,,],.,,. .tlc,p „ , prN.k. v.. uai.k difHi.9>i..r.i- \\ h.a.k lI a4*t it sto • HeM aenrlce »ennce ..ffi.rt officer rod ami , n .n a nr r at,.,................. ' •*' (•»-• • lllft |H'*I ,. C _ f Cn r T o m o r r o w ml Wiltiur *' j C l . n |> 4 't <d Ml*' I* expressway^ nlniuat file Fatley i.ir narrowly milled alrn.i-; I 1I :J nulllmi » .111 HI crates . r a te . of ,,f .el , r | pustal p.stal inapeclon ln»perli*r. are rip. rvp. ted lo ,,n l'-*’1 "' V*1 , . „ from >11.130,011 IIH7 am Jet rv I o m o rro w 9.'*11 Itah >77*1 *77 93 11*2. . .IHSO . .at.-- ,,f. rahhage, attendJ “ *» ’ ■rn i - I *. ■ i irffci.ltli.il from ..•tent fur ehout hour, far! Dodson, Sanforsl police offic­ eiv. --B SS C| .ut L|f*f t* ihi. 2 L " .■ .......... • ' w a « u » # / ' ■ ! ...................... ................... f v v i , P | ; t neraI .erewes t"i r 'Hie liar pirig t,-4 ff' '.efotr ..'luer* -uld more than 190,009 rratr* ef rautler .ho had h i t passed thnough tjefl#-* ’ mr bank l tidei distu.aiun will *ie mf.-r 1 ,*,n Remain, are FMlllfJf* fa rd Xnd.evt Sard. rington It "til be held Wedne* is*.-. He* . — d lead he■ » .. I t the Inter.rcllrq, on patrol, t'lpt. r'l III hps| f f i flowr* *nl morr d m ;o o rw* budi mati.m on "Advante f'reparatirn sen! to I’arSoni for buna) a S.'rl.S): I-. t*. UM whit. hi .( r d Hill rla- at 1 p n 1 ; rT'1 Arnold Williams of the Sanford '•>, lO| ,, ill " in»rr i n . «t it l' gre.. e]« r( pepper• to Handle Chnstma- Mail ' T«o end of Ihe week . a *.,n « I It..me It W P R t.- A D »! in(, Njv) inv, „ i g „ „ r, G ro u p S e ts M e e tin g .. ......... ............. Muad fUmi « lw will be ahnwit hy { ||o n if ,, :lu ) ir t ttar.ll.t horch -etlt |laMi»1 < ............ ‘,l of were called tu Ihe acme. 3 hr iiuii Ihi id i-lcilll. iIlt'IlT . DK1.AND t ’I*I I 1- i lot ida the lug crop* in the county I lar.t- the irgionat .dfitc, fI, late llnrial will folio/ !•* D.ik She is survived u* a *.n Farlcv wa. taken to the dispenrra.od > •»'. i ti:. i.. i Asti.flng Field will ta- hdward Aasociatton on I hlldret l uder figure* fo. (in- ,,..*■ i show b#-r t'emeler) K. llarvev it#**rd. •ary at N'\S, where the extent of ,rt meter* from S u g to a s;y 0 s v will meet at Stelsut l nucrat that aerragr in .eLcr* #e.t cab N Mltcbe!l. Mtamofllr bprirvgs. Mr Harrington wa. the victim ht* injuries are undMrt mined, *1tv here Nov f. S to , 11- - uv» the bag, iTwrea.ed. peppers remained MauHnr l< Malker. .TiuluoU daughter Mr, Ho war*) * II, T#I*phone* m the local exchange Hull r*- lived in Janu of . truck accident Thursrlay Ihough not considered serious, formulation of .tate-wide sland about the *ame and .aullflowrr Mlntv S Warren, Fern t’ark. J -rn I dr net Mrs llat .cn t. -.-.i ■iriea..-*| hi mure Ihan I -a. tr .m •rv 1 SI nullin', in Semin morning in San tlrmadlno, I «l t lrlil- wa. [Died in “ fairly * t.> • v*. »rds fo* nre .rh.Hl e ‘r . . Irnpi*e*l lettuce, .wee! roin.a nd I. Ileown Geneva, Virginia P I. left Sanford to. I .11. r i .d const in thoi bond. III. Sanford re.tdencr a a. «lft good" condition this morning at r». atnlr at.-, ir.rr.4-rd In acreage. An.lei.oi:, t.ake Mary \nn*r G \ a In the- first thrrs <|ua . , ..f .1. i . 41*9 ■ 11-nl-v rallaba. lutirel \ve the .Seminole Memorial Hospital, " ‘ J r *r. ttusi.fi* s permit, i Sa, O n e K o f I 'I i f K o h u T«tai vegetable a n r a g r tn the Mr Arthur, l ake Monroe. I'hexter with possible bark Injuries and ' -d totaled SI VD 991 *■ Irvcrra.e C A S T ftM ' N t I PI, for coun'v thi* *ear. ba» inrrea#ed K. Nelson, leingwood *-d foho Ij -i ' 1 iff nt i nun nlftflA) —, — .arerauona lacerations ot of the head, from 5.395 lo (1,229. or 125 a-rea. R .tone*, flviedo f ilmrul t } / ' W ovrr Ihr total Weslbrnok 4 Negro told why he This added land I. e.peele.l to , t ; i m « « m bonds h i r e L a r; Fariry « » . hun a month ago or Ihe auftir mnr muoth. It. I9.y; valula' he was was sitting m ,*t> co„n. ... pu(h , t->v|l lh„ , s , t mi1 •ij was the ft million . _ .j . in an arridcnl in tkstren. II* is Rul dir c orr-uit* Seminrdr l-*r In tin looking for a Job liugt. profita above ihe It I 2 mil H c lD of Thr fi.si thrre .ptaHer*-*a- ) i.t for SriHi • I t "1 c a m , ,.|i n. i !•> *c«who l(,n „ f |g i( vrB I A l l a .e rta in to h. right-cent gasoline • NAS. It is disturbing to a - a- uu* » I*--, of Stir n 'lin.. . «twiprur.c the .tali- for the Fire heavlfy damaged an auU. • ft U <1 Judg. l r 1 '■Hue >e-d» to the ln, r Pa-r la thr t l million *eg. T d P I M I 9 P f I n i l l T p H for office to h- unai.'r to *- » T.2.799 mobile driven hy Mr. Herman CO U f'f road* *nd then t ran go get that table producer# poured into the O'* 'I* 1 hts final appeal for vote* Permit, i-.i.rd m ihr City of Stanley earlv thi# afternoon V A O f f ic e r S e t s man's job Westbrook told offi- | ^ , i economy !a»t y ear to get Klghteen year old JoeVndrews Such »•*» the r**e with t i .l# Sanford during Ihe lhi*d quarter Mr*. Stanley, wife of a ACL cers vegetable, piantevt. cultivated. #uffered a severelaceration of the II Roberlion ye.sterday Roirrt sere alight!) beau Ihr total fnr IHillreman, was returning fr»m V is it In S a n f o r d , . harv«e*i and shipped . scalp last night when the pmlrup soil, vice president aral n w r i v < **rnt- pr .|n<| la .1 vrar Fo, I a . C I klndergaitcn with her children S lig h t O v e rs ig h t — — ---------truck in which he was a p»<«enget of Thrimotane t.a* f o i. a . x> A repre.enlative of the 5Aa!> iilunle , mnlv h o arv rt the »h rn thr car Stopped running and Service Office of the Florida V A. SAN F R W 'I S O * .1 I’ll -There t .. ,, went out of control ard turned didale for the Sanford s’.,. • ' ta1 for the third quarter w a.) A r r c r y j C V C r C O HIVMt , I *1*| a \ 19 vrar-old llarted smoking She go, the child- will he la Sanford Nov. 6. m.*»ion In I'Hjav's eiectinr v inj qqy W o n f n o r ° ' f r '>fl r *° * was ju*t o 'e thing «iot g slondlj V V C U J L f >Wf Driver of thr pirkup wa. Ror.ert mother « a . teverely rut Monday e" 5 «ul "f ' h*' r»r aed re.idrntl Appointment* may Iw made by 3e<'.eida), The Herald, h ■ ■ when a much-heralded educational I 'a n l. cloud, through VXrdn#* Harlon fleekham J r . 1* S*. ford lake omitted an advertlvemr'-t I When a over t.. atr*l bahv t*/.:tlr »n tlw ItTt. St Ftrneh Ave area contacting County Service Officer , , ff„ ;. rushed to the rescue with hand e«Rrckhsm was uninjured Ihe sc television program >eg» with .Is. with *-idel. xcattee-d .honers exploded In her hand im behalf of Rohertaon* eaod. -Ml»ir Karlyle Householder at his lave l.l.ft ANON le t,, 1 I PI i Mr* vlmlrj A Spring cant .hr ttngullherl office. teachers teaching tn-fnr.- the r im tonight and vvrdnee.ta* High lo- etdeut iK-curred at 19 |ft p m dat’> .^IDr# tod AY iA r|Arllf,n i| a> a _ . , , . 4_i.„ . da* 75 to »0. Not *» cool to- Highway Patrolman J. I. Sike* th# •dYrriiitmpnt muM Ro> I'ruchs'r .pent a lot of litnt . dorr.I off afler putting Ihe bottle The fire department wa* called. Matters iwrialsiing tn federal A , ., w cra*. TN sel- hadn t been drliver night a Ith tna arouri.l SI. ,I.ight estimalrd damagv at around M99 run. In hospitals rntlv although hr j in a pan to heat When she a a.-ke but the city has .pul lending or *late benefit! to veteran#, their ed to claaaroomi nf l? .ehoois *arlahle »ir»d« graduall# becomAndrews was treated in the The Herald regret, the omu.ioi* was iierfectly health) 111 * f a f h e r j . h r picked up Ihe bottle (nd it (rucks <n> out of-glly rails rxcept dependents nr survivor* wilt bh whete puptl* were to get the ing easterly to to 15 miles pee rmergroev room of the Seminnle and apoltgues to lh# eandidalr sraedfalhce and great grandfather i explo.te.1 -evering an artery i n , In , t i e of "life nr death” emer- discussed from I p. m. to 4:M 0 broadcast lessors hour Inday and torlghl. Memorial llosp.tal and released and hi* supporter* irm. . were all patient, at the same tim e .'h e r tight ai I gencies tn. United Fund Drive Extended; Leaders Cite Campaign Lag Reds Say Poison Gas Fired; Charge Denied Flo rid a Expecting Light V ote T o d ay Vegetable Farmers Hike Acreage Despite Gamble News Briefs Business Reports Reveal Two Cars Collide; Drivers Injured Local Economy Growing Sanford Will Host 186 Postmasters ror Bonds Validated, Bids Slated Soon iTruck Overturns, • Robertson Lost Thot Last Appeal Uamaces . .. u will iw .. DriVCr octs assncUta dltor th* Handily at Botflc Explodes, Sanford Jaycees Urge: Go To The Polls Today; Transportation Provided _J ■IF � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 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/37186de3d48b62f94a40f8a8e35d9523.pdf 22f16ecb24a250065d4e802f5af8bfb1 PDF Text Text • » n * 14—HiU1K., Oct. 30, 1058 lift VwnTvrV Im ifB & Newfangled Gadgets Test His Temper through aucceative mold* that nar­ rowed and lengthened the fiery tnakex. "We keep tolling," he laid proudly. Renedick, for all hi* year*, la head roller *.f the Phoenix Manu­ facturing Company'* horc-hoc dlvli ion. Ife and tome 60 colleague* ar* dedirated to the aomctlmet questionahle proportion that the horte it not vanithing from the Ameri­ can tr r r c . Chn* I. Lennon, tale* manager of the dtvlilon, reckoned that • I Phoenl* fithbml *0 per cent of the nation'# lupply of horae.hoei. If they’re a dying breed. Ihe hurtethoe makrit are in no hurry to write tnclr own ohltuariei Benedick, dean of Ihe ccew with almoit M year* of hortethoe roll Ing tiehmd him. It 100 poundi of mutele Hit helper* look equally nv B E R N A R D B R EN N ER hearty. iMjgh a doien have been United P re tt International with the company more than *5 WASHINGTON IL'PIt —Admin- yvar* ar.d moit of the otheri hive iatratlon farm officlali arc considrrhit an Increatn in Interest ralet on federal farm ownership liRTS THE HUMAN TREATMENT — Wide-eyed and t loan# from 4 r» per cent to the thirsty, itix-we«k*-old laottle* Laby, "Porri," tuts nil n f the legal celling of 5 per cent. It '**• c o m f o r t* o f homo, thnnk* to Vicki Lynn OTonnor. fi. of learned today. PIERRE, S D. Mi l l Raltlmore, Md. In mklltlon to Vicki, ’T erri" like* other The loan* Involved are made State I'omptrollrr John I*. Pentr and tupervlted hy the Agriculture people, loo, nntl rookie*. ruled *h*f the munielpnl liquor Department'* Farmer* llon.e Ad- aloft- at b*jd« ll.r.w. S. D . *t< rnlnlttration. which lendt only to "giving honkinr tr rv ie e ” to the low-income farrr.ert Some of th.’ • ommunltv after on audit re leant are made with f e d e r a l veiled It had et.hrd I2.J05 worth fund*. Other* are ;o\ eminent in- of rheckt —including I . m Worth *’tred or government-guaranteed of t>ai| one. WASHINGTON (LTD - II<jw vveekt K fo r c the Republican na- ! loant made with private fund*. Town officlali laid one rea.no No deciiion on Ihe intered for thla wat the pretei re of a Ki*enh.i**er It come Vice P.e»!dent Richard M. tlnnal i-onventloii. Nixon ha* r«*. done any eampalgn taking th. tame poiition with re- hoott hat lieon made, an kgrlrul large r •'.ittruction crew in Eagle lure Department official told Rutte. An-dbcr wa* the fart that •pr.VIng in N i t YorV where »o •peel to the liKV? Reptihllran prett- United Prett International. Offi there itn’t a tingle hank in the dential n»m rqtloo. murh U at atak* for the Rrpuhllrialt have dltcuited Ihe po<tlhil- community. There It no ie*-on, however. t< Ity of an lnrrra«e however, thla ra n Party this year’ The anarrrr t« that rpieitlon sjnpect that N iton Ir, I 960 will he apoketman *ald. and "rrallir we to frustrated n r emotionally ditcom*-* in I*.* vertiont, n t folhi-ra: turb«-d by that tlturtinn at h- wat may he farrd with the ne--e»tity of entertaining it " The im .rtly edited National re­ In i IH The official Indicated admlnlt view. a very rnn-ervallve or *•*• Worry for Niton •rente right wing weekly, rrpnrla T ile dt-eidon by Rockefeller or t ration pollcymakera would move bluntly that N»l>»n A. Ilix-krfrller hh M rntegitU nc.iinvt hrjrging alowly and irluctantly in bootting Will not have the vice prriidrnl N iton wholly Into the New York the farm loan rate He pointed in the Hate. Rock *Mler It th" re- campaign ‘ Ih li year could worry out however that Ihe Farmer* Adminiatration’i Inr.trrd puhll-an nominee for governor in the tire p rriident considerably llomr ■ coMe.t with Democratic (iov. more than Elsenhower'* coy at­ loan program l« ’loder pre.aure from a money market In which Averrfl HartlmJn who leeki re titude la lik ely to dldurb him. other Invfltmentt pay a te tter election Rockefeller la running traced at The other tcralon addi up to hefita a p olltir.il novice. K arri- return to private tender*. One lourre of tundv for the about the aamr thing, but more man wa> u political frr.hm an In gently. In re»pon*e to a United i!*5 | whrn he brought off a really agency'* Inturcd farm ownerthlp P reit International inquiry to torko political up**-t by defeating Joint hat been completely dried Rockefeller campaign headquart­ for governor Republican Sen Irv - Up tinre early Auguit, the offi­ cial talil. Ilir hank* and other na­ er# In New York City. It wat ex- In r M. Ivet. tional »ralr lender* have not inplained that: Ila rrim a n squeaked through by vetted a rent in the program Ile a Welcome, Rut .. frw rr Ilian IZ.fX") volet but it wat Ro.-krfrllrr would welcome Nix­ an aatonlahlng virtory, nevrrthe tinre August. Local hanki which "buy" In on a t a rampalrn tpeaVrr In New le*». The governor It a more form­ York but only on behalf «>f Re­ idable candidate th ii year than turret government farm loan* in publican eongrettional eandldalet. four year* ago llockefrllrr nrrdt their own (ommunltir* are con­ Rockefeller alto would weli-ontr a ll the help ho ran get. It !• quite tinuing to finance th* program, Nlxon'a personal .upper! for hit ohvlmia that he believe* Nixon the- official • aid Rut he ta ll Ihe gubernatorial candidary. lie fecit, would not help him but. more government rate I* "not (Ompelihowever, that he (RorVrMIrr) It likely, would hurt him if the vice tivr" with the return* Inveitort campaigning on atate U turi and president entered the New York can get now in other government or governmenl-fua anteed treurithut Nlxon'a •upport, hilr wel­ campaign. come. wrruld l»e more |iertlnent If that judgment it politically tie* to J.’cw Yoik’t rnngretdonal can sound. It ahadowi contiderahly Ihe dldatra. hilhrilo blight Nixon piotpc.lt (->r That la a very fine line of rr*t- I960 For example. If Rockefeller N E W YOHK — l L T I » —John K onlng, almost aa fine a* the line ihould bo rlrct’ d governor noxt Hagan If., a l.illbiing contractor, of reatoning bv which Prriident month, ho would rontn.l lh<- big wat flm d *f.. the minimum, after Fltrnhowrr htirkt the tradilion ■•( New York delegation to Ihe I'VMt he told the judge that the patiol American p«>titl< a by Intltllng that (-•invention Rockefeller would no| mail vth-. arretted him for *pee.l a preiidrnt nr a presidential n..m It ilkrly to accept Nixon a» the In r h id ’o-en entree*, rourtrout tnrr mutt not attempt to infii.vn. e j party'* protidootial nominee If bo ai*l rnntidrrn'r Hagen alto conthe nomination <>f a vice prrtl- I .fgurded tlie- vice president a Irlhute*! >10 to the |*o|icr Athletic drntlal randidale to thare the |M)llliral liabltily In New Yoik league. party ticket with him. It wat that Kltenhowcr line of Dir alhatrott vva* nm r known The •tattling of n iattlr<nakireasoning In I9V5 which to ilia treated Niton that he alt hut incy hr heard up to b*! fret away. cau»e lallur* aometlmrs u*ed th n r There are 2o artlve volranoet a t ‘‘Cape theep.' apparently t»ewithdrew from the context for the tklut a* rug*. vice prriktcntinl nomination aotne in Ala*ka JOLIET, III. (UPD— Luke Bene­ dict, 76, >f«r» joun? »nd tough ■i the horseshoe* he hrlpt to manufacture, spat disdainfully in the general direction of the new itrrl rolling mill. “ Broke down again,'* he grin­ ned. "Stopped more than ll’l run­ ning. Damned machinery!" lie *p»t again and pointed proudly to hit own crew guiding long bar* of molten iteel by hand Officials Ponder Raising Interest For FHA Loans S > r a H «> r Comptroller Rules Against ‘Cankers’ Washington W indow < 4 1 » I « I •t? I Army Dlsolaving ^ Fast Typewriter; Paper Is Problem been turning out h .rte th o e t at l e n t 30 yeart. Juaeph Gregoraih. at W one of the "joungitcri", beamingly told a reporter he had been feedIng "blank*"— «hort lengths of rolled Heel ready for final bend­ ing—into the tame furnace for 33 yeart. Faced with a ttrady decline In horaeahoe tale*. Ph«enix gradual­ ly added other product* and built, under the tame roof with the hortethoe mill, thr modern. auto­ matic rolling mill. The hlg mill lin t uted to mak ing horte<hoet, Lennon explained, becauae it lin't economically fea. aihle to change mold* In it at often a* they mu*l he changed to make the *hnf» The company lurnv out mote t u n 300 n r r t and *|v.es nf hor*e»hor*. compared with about 723 during the heyday nf the horte. Rut itorirt and mules t'.ill come In attortrd ahapei and tire*, and the plant produce* horte. thne* ranging from d* to 43’k ouncct in weight. California huyt nn»:e hortethoe* than any other atate. Texat rank* lecorwi. The Army, which bought 4.400*1 krgt at recently a t !9tY no longer It a rudnniei Renedirk admitted «adly thnt l i m n have rhanged "We rolled at high at 123 tont k day f<>r th.^ t tMck in 1913 It." he xald. "Maybe IS toot in a go.d day today.’• He iccallid that he played hook c> from yrhoc.l to tl.xrt work at a billet hoy at tl "Made SO rent* a day." he ta ll " I h e guv that iloct my old yoh no* gelt SI5 a day. hat :* helper yet and thlnk’a he’* working t*.o hard " NEW YOHK t U P I |- T h , Arm* dttplaved Tue«ta> a te’etypewnf. c- that can operate. In theory, it the rate *>f a naif million w..rdt per minute. Aclually. the electronic device u a t thown running at a «p*-cd of J.OOo w-ord* a minute — 20 tir*A a> fat! a* mot! people can The Arm y Intend* to u*e it tt 730 word* a minute The SOO.OrtO wfurta per minuta •peed would l>c the equivalent • t- r i r e the King Jamet Vertio- a* the Rible <771.715 wordti in i minute and a half. The rr*chnnltir will go that ftvt or *a*ter. I -it ••ha* haff’rt thr expert* It haw to pis* *h# roll nf p a p e r ^a*t the p r : n t i * invt! fail enough. The apeclfl-t. tinn f » the ma.hlr.e wat pre. pared hv the Signii Corp* and it m < l**allt by 'he Rurroupht Corp. Food And Drink CHICAGO —tu rn - Thr Ns. tlonal R r tta u r a n t Attoclallon ctti. m ain that Americana will tp,- | 7S billion dollar* (hit yrar on f - I and d i n k The average fan £ wilt Invest 77 rent* of ever” do’ • un fond amt heveiage eot.tiiTptbin. the association *ai<t. NICKY AMI HIS lillHMi-TO-HK Nicky Hilt* n. U. Wnsn’l Wi'lconu* G R E E N W IC H . Conn -( IT M v hotel tycmin, i* -*how n with oil heirc.-- Patricin (T ritrt The huge United Aircraft C. r . Mrf’Iintock, . i»ft**r tlu lr curnrfomont wan nnnotinced .it ,i»t with n b a t r a r r of oppotit. > it fnmilv dinner in New York. They met i.i't tumnier in from r e ir h v resident* when it irvr.it: 1 It« intrrett In i ' Dclnutr. t'nlif. T i«li and Nickv (former hatimnil of Kline Intel for t r •ar plant Whitt -0 beth Taylorl. "ill be married N«v. 2»'> They *vill honey* f lm •* .x» t!:ll dicVerirgf for th* land, it ’.va* *n!d—for a golf moon in llerlin. Home .md Cairo. rcurtc. Speeder I’raiseH Idtw £ clmipJ i Friday & (B u y ’a Saturday One Group A*».re; KL»l L'oraotr 4 Jom kardicf •Sweaters An exciting new kind of car! Rep:. Price 7.!>5 up M akes history by •Blouses a k in g sense Tho oar you hoped would happen! Looks right, worka right. Priced right. Luxurious Res:* Price 4.95 up without overdoing it. Roomy without useless length. Powerful without hogging gas. Styled to last. Soundly engineered. Solidly built. Priced with the most popular three! Now V 2 Price Dresses Rcff. Price up to 17.95 Now Va Price VYLcUiy- fc/dhstfiA “Featuring Fashions Just For You ISO N. Part FA 2*2383 .-!«/</if up. You Rrt aolid new distinction rivaled only by car* mating’ much more! Hold new vertical grille. Strong new linen. (Irairful new rear llight dork. You get beautiful new cflicieney. Wonderfully spacious interionv—vilh In* length outtitle. Six adults ride in eomfort. but Bdael* coin pact 120-incb wheelbase tils any normal Rarage, swings easily in and out of tight »|Mits You get lota of go for little gat. Pounds and pound* of UM’leMcar weight are gone. And four new Kdsel engine*are here! Includingn thrifty six with a powerful test track record. And n new kind of economy V*8 that uses regular furl nnd wring* Ing mileage from every ounce! You get all the magnificent quality that marks a suiwrior rar. Su|>cr-smooth role. Hig. relf-adjusting hrakea. Luxurious c a r ­ peting. electric clock and four other cus* — tomary "vxlnut"—ul no extra coat. IVf the thnllnigiw] rinr I !>'>!>h'tltel is priced with the m.itf j.ijm/nr three! For example, you’ll lind that a in-w Et!'« I H-.ivi-r it price*! alrnoM ex« .icily the Mm«* as many nualcls of Chevrolet, Plymouth and Ford. Jkv for yourself—this comparison is actually based mi tlie factory suggestetl list prices. It s easy to see why this is the car thal makes history by making sente. The now kind of car you’ve been waiting for. See it and d ri.eit now .it your hdscl Dealer. Ten history-making new models! EDSEL DIVISION • FORD MOTOR COMPANY S E E IT N O W ! T H E N E W K IN D O F CAR Y O U ’V E B E E N W A ITIN G F O R . AT Y O U R EDSEL D E A L E R . Hunt Lincoln -- Mercury, Inc. Your l.lnrtdn — .Mercury — Kdsel Dealer 109 NORTH PALMETTO AVENUE SANFORD. FLORIDA �V n Farm Decline? $ $ $ Says Not SThfc H a n f o r d AN INDEPENDENT DA1I.Y NEWSPAPER YOU X U X Kstanliahrd 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY, OlTOIlKU :5I. 1958 I* agriculture on the v*av out in Seminole County? Juat how important it* farming to the county's economy? All of the answer* aren't in. but a repo ' on vegetable production loudly disclaims contentions that farm'll# is takinjr *i buck scat. Facts ami figures compiled by Cecil Tinker, gjuntv agricultural agent, apeak forcefully, ?‘J million worth. v This $9 million circulated bv vegetable industry activity indude* aisout i t million spent by growers, a little more than 15 million lor n il's of vegetable*. Estimated profit by Seminole vrgrlahlr farmer* last »rn*.,n was about t t I 2 million. This doesn't M i s ! as if farming is on the way tu t. At a matter of fact. Tucker • a'd. activity is on the upswi-g both in land in cultivation snd acre* harvested The labor pa) roll lor Uw liW 5* tiallowren festivities get undrr *ra«on, la«t for which complete way il v y i p nr Inday when figure* are nailable, s mounted enrolsals at Southstdc School aral to tt..157 231 This included rid Wilson .School. Paot* nffirialh h* lural and m u l c t preparation tj n |Wa» | Miner for m i l pn.pl* will b r 1 F.slimaled r rop sales l«f the asailiblr at Smithtldr Serving **n,r K*T * rrr 15.2M.M4. total w illeoodnja until » JO t> m in the cash .pent t ; Seminole re n ta b le eafeten* Supper, mar be taken Z '»*rr\ s whopping U W W ft All booths and rorres.ton* , These figures are for vegetable hat* been moved Into the *cho>d n iC S f OF A SERIES because of Inrlement weather. i ---------- — . . — Hot dogs, hs.nburgers, enffee. farming only. They do not include milk, soft drinks pte ami . a l e citrus and cattle, two other big ran be purchased at \Vtl»on School items in the farm economy. FigDuring the evening a ceremony ) ure* on these two phases of coun­ ted! be held to crown a king and »> agriculture will be .oteretl in queen of the carnival. Prite* will taler .tones In Tnr Herald, he awarded fer costumr* tin k e r .aid Kkirida Extension A party for Junior high students Servl.-c figures ihow that lege­ s' Firmer. *t and Seminole High i table pr-duction In Semincl# Coun­ c i l be held »l the Civic Center l> gradually hai started to climb from » to It p. m. The Recrea- again Production of m ary vege lion Department Is sponsoring the tables, notably celery, dipped pany. which lock, del a costume *harly In 1942-4S due to stift comparade, free horror show, stunts, petition from South Florida tame*, dancing, and free refresh The decline, gradual Ircm I9J0 nientt, to 19.55. started le w llig off a At t l p m. dancing oil Uie patio couple of years ago. New acreage of the Civic Center will be avail- i» on the increase. Hie trend r.owr able for senlo- high Students i f i» to a greater variety, loo. Ml of mining from the New Smyrna* which meals that (arming Is lie ^ in f» rd fmdhall game. 4 m id-1coming more import am. Tucker * g h ; sIkiw ii schedule.! at the i *atd. Kit* Theatre, closing Halloween --------------------------fciUvlti.'t. Saturday night a carnival Is planned at the Lake Mary twh»J. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ beginning at S:M f .0.1 will be > « V * 1 J 9 0 1 l i e I <# asallable for the evening meal A ccatume parade will be held at 7 J w f t n i e O i l ! N l i m b e r p m. with prties to be aw aided, a ) U M ,lus> a T h . UlM In rach agr group lairillr Coit Thursday Irrw- the Thr Elret Itr servo t w * Utkin, number .ha ^ r a m h 1*7, wilt hold l dance in , “ m r au’" 1bad last year <iffiri.U said ihr “ ie Sanford Armory at A: 10 p, it wr*e about Costumes arc optional: pnres will ' * agsmit br awanlril. The puhllr s> inv.lrd, 7,0on to 1. Ihr Jayeeea Wives arr .puiiwra membership drive In Ifir form ATLANTA . Ul‘1 >—The Hag fly of a Hslkiwceti runutnr party at the American Legion Hut at * 50 *0g at a high schoo l In ars a pie*ur'' "* * *turk deiirerini a baby F rn Muve, dan-ing "nd prices Sludrnis prrnarnl slw flag In bon will tie featured VII Jaycrr W iv An*lr« IISholer. rS who arr nirin rr* >.( llir ■tub or of I'rlnr.pal a new father are riprrlally tnvtlrd Foiled I’rews Leased Wire NO. 295 U . S ., Russians Clash; Nuclear Test Ban Fades Despite Weather, Halloween Events <o Be On Schedule Monday To Bring Another Tax Year Aii'Milit} will hi niMlr Until j «*w■ "lit* iM.ii i nf *i,p ,*tI'ltf*1r Hi*rlk n r r i ft*i ?«rmi)isilr t * if11\ It u |l| l*i» th* *t*lri nf Mnnll'ff \ *m » fi'11 t *1\ !** i h(•! If, Titl ni •flur t« dimwit million Jnhi I*. ta«lll|<ki < ri»Uftt> lik »■.»!tlVt**l. lii'ili ,a lUs Utli** ii thr ikh*rrir.g i * •atrnirhl* tn 1'U3f* per** * 4tmrPt* a*' for th* it*-n III. Agreement Looks Out 01 Question; One Sign Of Hope tas year 1h- lamks ■ill In- open f>-i navim'nt Monday nn.islrn. If .1.0 .* a „ t ........birr. ^ V J 'L T D - Thr United NEW NAS COMMANDERS — Introduced nt thr i"ffVe Club meeting ycttientaj worn i . Si.rl usr -.rekra-i ... .hr Mrs .nd Russia clashed public* four new romrr.tiii'lera of uniln nt the Nii*nl Air Stnlion. Left to riglil C<ir. Floy(| lint month of V o . miImt. User .. '' - 4 pr.’P»srd nuclear ris. Capt, .1. |). iLim'igc, who introduced Ihr q u artet; Cdr. K. It. Il.vrrs II. Fill K.-I. Uni­ ...... isolatl.in; it's ........meat to l,’»' ''•n »f arhlevlng an tor and Cdr. Hal l.nng. (BoryaIt nt PH sits) • ■ rails IVr -* pa) . l‘J ' 1 " V*1 •M**ment t« H.rir tair* i. N smi .i nil h u t tr it espl.wtons aaggnl. allow nl a f.ou prr r r r t .lltc.-anl Hi prCKUlatls e» of the wi'rlil'l Ih o ir who .a ". U-n l March w.-n'i powers, thr f n ltr d g.t any bargains o ,1' I lrs 'll Matrs. (,rr»l Hrltain n d fwtUt pay dir iirt anmunt Jur. Hu.na. met a; the Fa'als det Na* liir Ulss*ount for pas.’ig in Hi I. try tv sg f rr on a *yiteitt .vtnb.r is tiifr. pri ..tit, in J *ii • f*,r p-'licing a tuu on nueleir nary, two p.-r -.i t, nltd Erbruary. test* ..i,r- per cm: On April 1, .ill u s . In <>ientng sprrshei Ihr Soviet! not paid br>-.>nii ilrUn.-urnt and irpealrd Ihrtr ilcnta wl for an Ini* •iibjret to pmaliir* iiinliatr end to nut'rar teals forTilt! political jut -c of ScmiiioH* f utility imrcaacd Hi boat Democratic t»i •• *'> *.■ nam. It Is t.. the l a t p t i r i * advan n r r . » h l l r thr 1,’n tr d Stairs u g r to g,-i tin* a*a cwnifnrnl **i,| ii would lw prepared to hilt tu d a s u.c the campau'ii headed into its final three dais. will sp.wa. on tt>. 'u-c n m»« in Novrnilor lla*,*l on i »>t rrr testing on i y rar t.ryear basil, Speeding up th. tcn>|H) sut<‘ two alntenient*. on ■ from m fu.->da) • ... ■nli, R.imnol- i ..u-iy tasi.ayrrNeither side spcillirady rejected the Democratic K\-cutive Committee and the other from HiUhtmrr. »t.,i< .n-.it ai*<> m are ecotioniy-mitwlr ti.-nrtWlly, thr othrr's ^roitosal*. Hut their aup|M>rt<rs of a write-in randida'e for 'he County Cotmnis,|lr 4i-ti,.u ,• drfeati-ii m dn.ut two ilnid, thr m t u r tax positions wrrr stated so firmly I* I hr l mU Ii f •dun. eumlw nt Ii l> *M. allho igh it m {,.-n will ,.t, t) million It. due Is eollrrtr.1 In No\rm!-»r whrn t„ mdlrstr that rrachlng agreaIt. S. Itillliimer. ehulrmun <" the Demoeratk Executive M tM ni „r tool i i-vriiur land, for S.-minidr Is ..........I, (lalloway 1mrnl would lw difficult. Lomniituc. urged all DemucniiH to si.pjw.ri and elect >ulciwf|| ,JI(I - , vtJ111) 4n> |. ,|||, ! | on Monda,. ’"I1' t One Red Sign i ,i i u | not result any It . ,l f ^ * * T . ,.’4l-.r,rr „ tA ^ o * ^ Soviet delegate Semyon T u ra p * dof.'sied primal, rgmhil.il.- in iM« yrer. Mill l»e kin kn-.wn as one of the Kremlin campaigning ,i:»msl Hit- pail) 11rase in llir rtiunl) or stair , oll*cl*il In thr ur\: .10 4.n Thr advwealrs of a 'Tough'' line with i n . - .. . Mai* |i>u| u t Juc> |nc|u,||ni; | „ „ „ s ,|,|r nomlnrr In lb. . - - r i a l rlccti n 1* d. i, . ‘uiity llir Mrs! — Hade one significant 1 Ii’Yrisiiiil Ji v*id! Nor «i.l |iru|«rtyv i% 5I,iOpiOi.OJ, concession, huwcvrr. nut Ui keeping .' ill the principle, iif tW iffriU ilalldHiy i ad! of thr Drmueralic rlnury syiteiii* en; lie itatrd *perlfirally that Rui* tvi» «hiijnl. *in r they arr ;m ■i innnil to u p »ia Is trady to sign an agiremant I ItM-l-iml .id! llirii* 11lit I Inrc pail Ibr winter of thr p ttn u r y ." setting up » system to police any of ]tii| u ITit*% about til East - West han on nuclear test (S-.-i.t i-ndois- t in In to Jtayot |rr„n-.tnl ***-, adsrrtoesl in 11* explosions. Such a system wai ' ll i* a.IkUable, (irilfitli said, *'sry as hi. ifrtrieisce in a Hrtakl l-y th. Derrlojaneat t'-’m l.corgr (tilffin. Tam s irpie 'outlined hy nuclear srtentlsU ami to ciijnt down Ir 'thr d.-.ireil of F0’' 11 statratfi * .h-mt tw.. o .rk * ,r si ntat.se of th. sm.up 5 d u g M.i who met hrrr last summer. Pre­ the Itr. 1 ,0, ..til nointnatr I ' H i t * r ei t r 1 1 1 ,* i r I s , F • % ' r 1 1 (»* Chute Co , -aid Thur* lay night <'rr tlirn n.unt thr *amr ....... 1 sumably tt would Include control tin wlHI defeated >n| ^,1| |N ,,,1,-ly f r,„„ It Ii absululrly Irgat ami cor. “ write In bl . k*. art ! III. l o t i n ti' stations located on Soviet territory. Dodd .» 21 v : ihr Distrtrt th,. alght |wr . m l surplus gasolio. write tii jwndh g blank will hi silently SllUltlonar to viitr It wnt the first tlmr the Rui* * Kat Ihr ■ mil) Comm....... .. a,Tn,,,.p i.. tinS u i , lloa.l I r . i i r Ihr nainr of thr olliri ballot. stans had Mated , l r i r 1y ami un* in llv b c i.i '* 1 ' i i m a r ) I n p ,r iu u - n t f ,-i u * r In y-rtid n o b , Crifl.th told lilt auillri.is .it tf.1 1'u inter must tin w.th his <<limorally that they are ready \ l Ilia* t a i l " tim e p |K iili , u i r » > u i l t ) I le v e la t.il la id “ I hav. | | omr Demnnstral-.uii l o p ill te n- light thumb nine tic n-’.< nc t • sign a control agreement. id t n i iia d ait It ta lk e d to j - d t n i . v i t l v n l f p ll in i i tr r f ,. !t the duty »f all clerks trigger aid ,.t the -.utie Ii .tt* -'’lb H iiv u r t i l l . , RICHMOND, \ « il l’ll— tlov. t h e U. S. offer to siyprml mi* , A1mo|lJ inul), ,t #n,|iniptciorl to instri.ft l iAtm Ms left imlex llngrt open (he jcctril any errm nabide* into thr f.«m F-nl l rt.on.pig.,, wMint ^ clear tests on a year • to • year utl >1m i f.o -he Tin.ids Hsvalrg ^ ^ resolutions ip prjpct p n x rd u te for i wrltr l'i s'* t e>-i thr r x i t r m r left campaign. **mminion > bail* was made dvpe.-.dert 0,1 **> u rle-in vote. , of the machine After wiilitg th* ' It I* n -t -ui intent to malign hein(r not only r in rlA n d 9«nl i lie irMiluinm mrs or ihr. g-imip. will not «w.i* Hr rspliinrd that voters -Ii.e.il' name ol die ra .dtdat. an \ must anyone " Utr statement said • Mihim in his determination to cm but also working cf/eeI if'frtl tin’ * illltlllMthiiill, AUfht'srst turn t. r led l , \ r r to rtoi. iw pljrrd at the tie'll of till liavr -ailed p.. t.aim • -itailr nil mass 4m| "saliifactury prolltlfkk* l*tUalt» r *HIi* Ilf th** ' I. i \ irgliiia ■ i* lies the booth Hr may t h n ra*. hi* name.-' I>*igr- Mr a t r •upmupg \lay.-r iv* .r»i'tanr^ lo »rti.«l Integra hglug made toward yen* * . i. ■ , , I L*i *i|* i xiiTrtwlv , l4i% i*l** 'h jl •j»n lie rjii'r v%r or'icxr him t«i vote for atl eandidatts except Mr- t a in ilia B r u r . suiwivlv i-ral it i*a rtn am ml. llir Ik«mi| i* ii*** *tM **hills*'nil**" til D"'t th . r |»* desire* to vote isy write t trgi-tralion intivwlu.-rd the la- th tw *t .imlnlati flir mth Tin M.n* i f F1**ri*|.« f»t*r of nd*Cm.ied iildir^**xl 'he \lrglrda ___ . iFcakri. in (leaker, an*J and i»*»irn P *tru i*«l trd Mirk lirk* ..I peisoualitu m in led .tinr Trmn i'Miiti > «*f ’h* St.iU nf | l ruin, CduatlO. \ ssn ntiir*dav eight (*ill«|l. u .i ln| H114 Mill fill l I altlfllil Ih* j"kill]., mill i, I, a Inolts afb r Ills' VE \ Mi 11an ii htmtril m i »*lhrr iiullet1 err nl til' llir rlrfliiin U* he In I nounmnrnf inleenlrsj. -atl*firtl nor ti.|<ii.l,itrd ci'nieiili. n hall Ov ei whilmmglvy Nm 4 % W e liaie conduit".I . idiii „f .y,. ,st.|ir of passed r**idutloii- ratling f»r M r* IllU li L x J j k Ili4 t .|t CHICAGO (CPU — Leonard W ;.j,.n on a high leset taling *«■ n . „| s minute Cuuntjr." a|iecta.l »e»*ion nf th* '.rial n trr nnr» utU i»<* niivM t-ajfnrr IP. wras swntn Into llir '*i *» (itrr **nt trv %am oaiutl ax w e*«- H(T P fuf Ti! lisa, r , . a ..... Muit,, t, njutsoii o ij-'.a i s i - . in »• "bly l*i as m rr the conlintlif ginning at 7. p. m Tm-sdav I n outs s'.aten.. . t alh.ut '1 Itui.n'* . || ,i t|i. , - of ad -alo'em '"I'riatluii of a jnildie s,-h.ml lyi Army Thursday and •« ua> his ami fiancee. Gloria Je er Gurnetl. 15 general 1>eli,in vsi l tw- ,-aliv a - .1 in.I, *• m lim.. Mi - ft* Itqtlt*i,i1r th fir I*"!** "I'll* fuutliiill Kamt’ m Ik - at Kl a til iWdnrsday. Car-1 ■ ■ Dunn ” not .. , tit) ,.t>d. Ainl it. use file guvertoK n u d e only .1 par Twelve men from Semlroli '1 just didn't want tu tv Ihr girl dnliit for toniKht ln-iwi-i-u tng will tw- Mrs Bruce, , nil I\,.n*sly ,. Mil. rilthetICal departure from lu* ITr t'lwinl) altrrnleil a session in hr left behind" *hr rxplair.rd. lldlhlttit r * slulvmi nl sil'l Tu HIM -f >.,.1, la, . Scmiiuiit' Iliirh Sciu- d anil Judge Wilson Mrvamlri and a - rati* ( iniliiUlfF Bltosr n.i tu %util itrsl i.v .....I pi... ,r.In.*v < p in I lr\l nMritf hi MOutd n*>l |grr«btir|} Thursday night arvl BERLIN ( U l 'l i - T b r M ot Ber­ In team, ! agap, the old adage; one New Smyrna IUkI’ tu,- member . f th, nyunty coimiiis*,... rtlUK air ** * Ihr i *ltftitf s U 'tiln r Li M*I *4ti| I *t lr . i, 1fit# .ilm* t h r r bi' nil util afriiiM lin tabloid newspaper B Z said go’s , >,t of something just what been nillt'ii tiff bcctttlM' of Jolin Kridrr wilt preside ov r 1 COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP1I - T h . I i i .. i f i *1 1 rfn«l fis n J t u h j r i t to flu* H ill Im* *'%t»il' I , n> | lilt in! t , ih. Irgiail i, "rrsutmions t.. 't,c .oil today former British diplomat ,ii ali.latln, th. 'tia tv mdwithslandtnK'* unless ihe is pu‘ In i anv assin,- Uiard ilicli-nuTit weather. • rlfh u i \ m ui| 4 t r I h r <lu»u . nf Miiiri »*f ills rlrctioa rampafgn Is hratlnr up Donald Maclean arrived In Grit- E irrm rn wrrr railed nut Thurs t.rn* tal Assrmhts itself caltr.l for |fitful*, Ik I i 1» I ’ hi* fact w. * im)uglit ..ut by tha tin* t * r m * in H i t .o t * f »*ri 4 ttuii The until*' itan Ihvii n 9 v a Thursday o* a urmhrr "f ■lay night to put out s Ware In I h* if ■-I in a rv*t*ed *tan<l Fii*t R"seait i forp, nf 51laml I t B ilk ll ) * l t l i l t «|y«1l t»rr*f»1 u h l nchetluiwl for N<»v. It in the Soviet delegates*, to th* atoms pn*|r» Is Jn "I ran offrr .... p.11'.a. ra whlrh rremliv r. inplrtnl s <urvey a rampalgri hlllhnard r«| th at t h r ) * ntv if it r l l i r *uj»- »■ «<1 iiin t i n rh ‘ *'( «** Now Smyrna. conference. th# r tiint) hut t . itacd firm behind »ur ran- nn a four conn'' area. ln:Uid*d j*«irt nf aSI HrriMVfatft in 'urninnlr Correspondent tieoige Knight in virtiirnt." Alinoml told the rdu In the aira arc Semlr.olv, Elagltr, 1 Olltat) * a dispatch from Geneva t»id tie r.ipir*. Hr was interrupted for Lake and Marion. ashin gton Ihi* ( V 4 * 1 * 1 * 0 4 tail for III* >J met Maclean at th* Geneva airapplause several lime- arsl re In addition 'o hearing Ihe rf* 4_ % <ttv I (iinmtx-tott, htiHni i u jwirt a* Marlran along aith som* vih<» »lolr IIS.iYin mirth «*f mink ceiv.d 4 .landing .ivalio-. from «nil* of the »urvejr, the local deleh , ; m «i | Q Q u QKC S T U H C rrl.ifhi-1)- i|uirt Ih h u»ur. other mem hers of the Soviet dele f u n from j «! »rr the approxllttnlrlv MW"! delegates gat irm wa* given an 22 page sum* fi*" util . tnif up for ei tlrrtDori U tm n left an aircraft 'hat had h) lime it llir rnneliislotv of ht> .j-rerh, mary ,«f the need* nf Seminole SAN had M i* FHANUMO rnA .vu.li u H u rIM n* * H \\V V \ i ' l l 1 * (a. I i ht rniHiltJJiirt Window mannerr-iina that ,«tl flown N m Frankfurt j \ Norfolk delegatin' let Ihe Uounly In attracting Industry and t(U fairly strung earthquaki shnnk "» d,’ n , *,Un* * ’ WfU ’ ' 1 ” * ^ . r tliilh . 4 * m m 4 d . been stripped of the furs Western delegation sourer* In ( fuht for live rewdulin , which making oilier ptogrrsslve steps. raneiso j„d " * r;inl 1 l,,Mn mo' ......... mm. q. .».ifi*d \ Sin E ErancWo a„d *„ ton tn*i mi1 mib. r' J l r fut* iiJL' o n a u r n * im tn k«t Jieneva said they h.sd no confirm 'w ere shaking when police Mfi. • it an |t k|tai|i 11 <1>' l.aur w, re adopted S It It' l . n . ptlii John Krid.r. Chamber nf Com*tietch of ti»r I'allfoiMa ■*! tlut an? v*h*» wnturr on thf Yii. *tJon of thr rrpiwt and doubted r ,' r " iluriiig th# , r r l ,ha' In*1 ill'll '*1.45 ■11 >rtilng npal ..I N.-rthsidr Junior High. meics* manager, who attended the |»I \ 5' Thursdav Inti caused no *r..,.u* ',ur‘«R Maclean Would tw- allowrd out of <)jrnAEr T nufM li "fpinrl j»t tlirir *1 II' *.»(» it. ' n;UtlHti, 1 ihf >• a re .1 r nf Noil,ilk's six integration m-s . ioii, sal.t today that the ComRussia even under ** n*t \ So ri«k * ■•mlIt «»f 4. •Ml. 1tn** 41 Cl*l* 11 In.f.I |eh,,ij». swot ),e ’*»* ''[H'l ’iilltie I<"1 i-k • *lrp l.t Ihe right Sel.niotoglst. he Im ier.tty |h, , . viet delegstpin vpokri-nan repTed II. 4* <1 rs'*|. •»! *'f s vnf»r>! *ori1|y i.ppn.rd to Integration * dirr.li.in n p. C u b e d by the Heof California In Me..rh- said the , , , „ rntlon 111P "I know nothing" and hung up the • ii* hi fur tli# 1* . ' mil au but a d d e d , ' 55r aie paving a search 1 .up "Groups should or»■f .1 phone < l.iutly with inlrruilltml rala trembler laitad tour ................. nd lhrTat rommunlraUons di.ru f. pr Ke .It.it the lituathir -a n t , on gar.lie ..n Ihr county kvrl llrlt.” 1Itr Sanfui11 • mtuiN . lull tiirlil #tlt|<ltt) # rrelink'd . m .fnrtule ..f 17. -n rrlw, „ lm), •ttr \Jl* (11. Mr* ttnue as it is " SlIfY M tl Knight *aid there s i doubt today. Partly tloud* with svaltrrKridei said ttirv vine told. ' ' With itb «rrkl*. (ti*i'lln% ut thr 1 * 1 nr he r#rthf|u«k« • tn (iftfrmlhf i*»un<! , i*» T D,»m *» H \ »1' a' Kill he hail seen Marlea«• *ho«rrs tonight and Saturday. thf Hirhft «r#ir .nfot.it I V. -.-rn par. nt- dod tra il In it,i* dor, they should then deter• vr'*! Irin at t p m *to||S shieh caused *e-)ou* d»,na.. ..Vellirr thr travel ban s . ^ • 1 at M * f»**ir I* Htitlrr Mr oner weie trirnds " High today 70 lo 7«. !"• tonight rnv offitr '• hr <al,l ■Selnad pa min., wha Ihe locitity wants and It 'VI*■Iri*If prOgfAn i H . .t i«i.an to . |; 1*ii'1 I'Ie'if lla, Irons wsnt to know what they he said We were g.«*1 'nerd* Ejisi snd snuthrasi t e . r nn Marrb yj i d : f#fflrHi*il if.,g f'ilVriivr 1% rtif*»rr«'«! tn »>go alter it 1 ■ii*'Ar t -I t*kli>irfl «In|r frafurr. riniM'F i r 'Mill *1f‘1. Ii## ran do m ld fn 4lnrntr |*rm »n * until the lime lie left 'he West and w|B|l» *• «• 20 "»l*ee per ho*if. 5 2:,___________ Hrllr.'d 5dm S P Glnder, Ii* 4ih im* tIs*” l|li;hv%i Htr film Ik nl Ur f II r •fit? tllf*, an Ai. j i e r . t to the Soviet Union I know t tiliAf, ,rf„gi-r III Vies,i IVIIahasio. . piesiilr.l .n*r tha pr *pdf h I Ii th# Tiuifiiir * ir* .,( tom , I its i " d m as well as I know my own {Kiilrri lieariti' ebet limad <ii> .-ting in Ihe la-etlrotg i'liicCen\ (hr 11< 4. H * m j m l ft**ra* \\ |* 5 **wn* i harlot* N i hrnlhfr I eo'ild .*1 have made s saying that ins,i,gent ,"<nmtei «nfrl> t*t»itinrr» it s.»nl*ir*l ,.. -1 51, ^ I * ft *■ (* -if T Jl" Kri ft f "ft! M I Die.* ml*take »re ,«.n\*rgin? o-,Sanllag,. • ' .. "Itiris allr,»l|ng frtmi SetilUnik 51r Matt ,, „ t l h«»iti* «fi rrmm*|t«I 1hut tbi ■apital of Oiierdr a 'd a-iva ‘‘1 called lo him, ihitiaid. whal tuuuty Included .Senator Douglas 511nou nee met, I Was mail. Ilwl I It, nia.it* I ring t- fH*l it* n n l 111 I*# h t lif M «ii westwards from finrntr into ' i Irult .*ke* a ir availnhlr fiitm I .--«i,f..i.l i ire you doing here’ " d intrri, dav night *' 7 Jtl at th* Klr*t Mrnstnmi. David Gatchll. Robert magtiry jirovlni* "H r was just as surprised as I -m * i%iti*n rn*'■ }ir*i(t#i|« lo | |,*-, *♦ 4 od la I.* Methodist t hnrrh. Marts M Weir Brown. Hnmrr Ostiuin, Cecil TuckIlia eye* flickerrtl fearfully, lie ftn* •ut Ii t-roaib-asl saoj '»# i|«f*l fur m fid'll pftijr 1 ' ♦r-i mil direct. or. H It Crumley, U»brrt Crum­ tplo-arcsl un*ur* of him*elf It it irbrts have taptuird the loa. >f ley Hal Harris., 5tsrion tta rm is before he could answer me he Bane*, t h o e I'resliknl Eul.e Danny If"tin a n t Itoty Shrddrn. Ih* Lmlrri fund is iiioving said, that Ih* Malta of ihr ..ilirr n j, i a wai 'evr, a-il ih w«« pulled to one side by a ("'* , „ q ,[ami.r ,| . erful companion, an uomitlakr- along toward the goal of UWOOo, schools would gi.r ai germ,ugly. ------.s-_ tn “Howard ......... ................... The Naval \i. SUtla hat iU fr„ ff, s , r,t(| , ^ b * agent of the Soviet se. ret according MrNult). jwdire B>rth r a n i s h e d in the drive chairman, but he added lhal <fl\r t ’nitrcj d r u r in full %«un* |*rf»%Incc of ihr irvti' idual fift» jit# ar d tft rY(XTtr*l to m«kr it* inltl tl , ^ () Al,r|| uf u crowd " < . mi.I i urtiim .■ s.iirdu.iil to pin.. ..' i 4 I lorul. " The| vinyl, cnrmdian, utivmr and II ■Ii*appointing report on Nov 1*. MrNuItv >ai<l , Uim. r r l eiv^l' f,',m > ' ’ ait vi.,n rn what is iie’lrvi'd to gjifdir* V 11 andscaped. r u n karat feature strips timing |'<M>rn, Joe Bakrr has iwtn taking time It ha* a goal of 17 VO and Hr «aid DANVII.I.F:, Vs (I I I ) - By* thr hlggrst hnrnr m Sniuunle plrtr '.ItM * it, tal ami lighted I Florida rwim. foyer lo li»ve trr from hi! campaign for City Corn- hr was convince.! "by Ihr Im* u-iug rairo ll.mrs Urn wall in tw- ..( frar*«l th* worst pmf** .uni' llir. iM., utr -Msd In,innttioiirr lo a d as pr ijeetiomvt'attitude st the hit* “ tbit thr pul I *a stl! * S l ' i u l v i ' F l l ' l l l l s w 5 ■tlJdinr peimit I t .iu d ye. 1% * J. arr plannrd Shikl .tlk. foyer Urge ttiurtl d*r " h,n ,h r ' " w ■ ,r *i,» hit fo. the UF film Hard ..f Hope, would lie reached Cbapllit WU Buy 55’. Burrrll'* car I*4-a> by Pie t Its ,.f VJI J.,r.| ir arou...' 'Mr , 4 V 4f 1 i itirirntal scri.ei on smith wall. which hi* r,>ceivrd such favorable ham Puller hat l>c#n tpearhra.llng 51ON IF. t 5111." 'Iona, t 1 I >ii 'I the 10*1 will to- a Lo.it I'.ut.. n* if tl e s te . mr sill InThe r a i l wall of the dining „ n , 7; r1u,h' ,‘ *• 1th•' Pupe lobn W i l l cabled P * !. nrai funds. a(iing apj.iiai ..* 'aci d "th . ... at MAO PAULO. Beard fUPt Fn rommenl. He ha* shown it to the that drive nm will he beige buck Slid ,,u,;r' 11 JL, * 'Z Thr gtoups that have u r n mek Ha,,1,ri *'f Monaco It, a t e fa 4 I I I . I A a ll I I . aw IIU fT # |l llm|>#d t f U U M t H l l l I liee ope net fire on fare rite rW office Staff of Southern Beil ard .1 'u, t.lsbings fur Ih. hr nr pr., tl.rim nf d< U l he t i n -,. nl tng glas. door* will lead to the . f, « rll<^ clw ^ hl, th..Mi whlfh ha* irh*dulr>l it for the employes ing the houvr to bouse scli.-tlatMn* , , *fiit,'ir him fur his me. ... ' i I- apt in t i r a .r Ih* r.,*", |,i |,.t s takr , <jjn j*r» in down tow-r Son Paulo , at th* eichangr of that firm <•*. will rriw.it lo team Captain Ralph *f , rtlfk Ihr Pope saul 55. , h. n ............ * ' P, ,i0 " ■"* ,w" ‘ •» '■ ’■ ■ ■ had been thrown .bout U f « t n 'ban alia) <»» bon,, .oh .urriss thisiughout, framing rnlirct) of from ihr far. Octrursdav night, kilting at least ly next week Austin Smith over the vrrkrt.d ■H*t'' "I ' m,r no t . In.im t i Heduhtl f..r eon, Finn > * •!* > in lint. hatlis. w.awl Iruisrs, rxerpt for rarporle five persons and infunng rioters ill .if* Hr wa* unhurt. Ttie Florida Power a rut tJght Co and it is Imped t!»at a substantial ' J 1 *'n<* *9 11.'" bv mid Frbniaiy will lie healed aid . dltlor.cd auks* canopy, which will b* of ttrrl rm ployrl alwi have been viewing addition will tie made to ihr 511 of others. >ou' Wl" ' f Highnrs. to thr •"*". d by Jeno I'aiilucci, p m id r n t {o.ulli al 511 cabinets kiii tieu and The pool will hold 40.CIO gallons Printer* Grace, tn you. child ." One of (he dead was a military thr film and Hakrr said that he Ob'i reported thus far I i bun King and is*,... i.xte.i *n batii . ' tea* • .axl Ten rooms in of water, to be supplied by a six and t o the inhabitant* nl th. thought thr plant crew at Lake Members of the torsi lawyers' policeman raugtsl lit the line of terpiisrs. Duluth, Minn all, ! » , paiun of iiiiillcoiored inch well. A cabana for dressing CULLMAN. AU. (UP») - School Monroe Bridge would look at it a.sociation have turned in Wj j. principality our first apo", Hi l " be locaterl at 2J2o Souib tint, s dn/cn lu*rt. or more. will be runstructrd This also vsill auth.iriliri t wiay credltrd 5VayM fire, blessing " by midweek Jf,-Sully stitrd He adtied that the i\jviiingt.ui Dr.. Ihe hnui; will luvini mom little inure than lioU*e pr«l equipment (water Praison, 17, with preventing t Thr rs>)trrs wee* protrsUng t law Samuel, reporting as ta p return* from Ihr * usual libera! ' *»e • 2fki square feei of sparr. u»i tqnai* fret ..f spaie. Floor, healer, ihlorinalor. filter). Dir school bos crash w hm the driver thfre c f i l increase in bus and i tain «f the sch.nl solicitors, said ndedr.l co-,.r.tv enioluvra 72v'.3 swim i'll-. t*.oiI rqutppeil v i i i Renaissance Vinyl rheek hartieruc hut will be I»x2u, died at the whrel. Pearson turned trolley fares in ths* Brsullsn In- that siew an Gatrhel. supervisor courthouse and those in the uty TKf. I 111) Js ( s o l f with ui.derwatrr light* and heat- re iM.at.l. galrirntj white all gold­ Contractor for th* hum* I* FI. A. off the Ignition and pulled Um of Secondary Schnols, had said that hall" »*r* disappointing ;o date., iVASHINGTON (UPli pi'*! inti tK-k ganiens, barliecue hut en pear, celling, tpi-inch skuare Davis, Drltary. Harris* will do ^[uitrUl melropi>)i> Mob attacks emergency brake tu atop tha btU, six of the I2 school* had reported, but he iwlieved that “ surely more‘dent F'.iienhower played golf and many other facilities wo» panels, decorated hy nnelent the landscaping, Kenneth VleCork- Thursday after driver James JU' « i buses and tmllry* paralytrd Thm« Irarhrri had pledged over money will r V e in from these Thursday at thr Burning Tt»» \iiiiltrc t Ha' Ifaniis, Sa'donl I hi,'. *.- Cl.Ill* whrrr panels meet. kill, Duluth, thr intcnoi .lecorat- try Coprtand Sr., M, died t t a MOO. Ut Ukl eaiAtidust. 8— m l tw . suvuvti". lU u b lr. naar irfwib) Maryland. I saul Uia home would be Um “atlowKill ben. three-color J Ur dual In*. heart attack. J County C am p aig n Tem po In cre a se s Not County Debt, . Attorney Says Of Million In Bonds W rite-In Vote Is Legal, Election Officials Told Virginia Governor 'To Stand Pat' On Segregation Issue New s Briefs Principal Kunored Maclean Reported At Geneva Parleys Not Left Behind Local Group Gels Facts On Survey Game O ff Heated Campaign Mannequins Shiver , W (Upi>—Thirv. California Rocks Weather Contributions Continue, Cuban Rebels Plan To Disrupt Voting [rJie Harrington Dies In Accident Civiton Club Sees Film On Safety rimniK '! o Kclicarsc U F Total Now $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 County's Largest Home Slated Here Train Hits Cor, Driver Survives Bus Fares Hiked; 5 Dead In Riots CriiHh Is Averted _ l �i ■ — -------- — -------------- ■ ZFZy& r Y r c ~ i C v . . > " v y - r . T ^ j , ‘ ’ ■*st ■.$■ Stir h i * t - m . ex t ti. w > tin tirl VrraUf All Church Noticw nuat ba praaantad at Tha Herald offiea by 10 a.m. on the day before publication. Church Notices POSTER CHAPEL METHODIfT CHURCH Otkla .M V . GEORGE It. CARLTON. m in u t e * •its a.m. lo u u y vtioot 11.00 a.m. Warship MnrUa t.M p.m . Worship aarrtca FOUT1 B1DR EAPT1FT e n v ie s x m nth at. at para ite > Tha tad of your March y»r a friendly Church. C anid i-Prica *»"*• MOtaa d lflta b a ttiM S-h. *«H»' taLmieat Sunday Bible Actoo I 14 a * . Preaching U *•■• Bibla Study ’ P «*• KtraafaUatic Praiehing t o a.m. Prayer Maatlnf (Wed.) 1:41 p.m. Missionary Premillenial Yau Art Wt’-eome B /irT irr church Car. raartraalb Bt Oak At* Interim paatur J. L Mnore JYUltlnf »r*ak*(’ y JBirmingham. A.a. Morning and evening sermon ••Conunlllrd" Sunday Seh.vol 1:43 a.m. IfK T tnf Worship Servlet 11:00 a. central 11 »I ■V Training Calan 1:45 p m Evening Worship ■ P-1®* Wadaaaday Prayer Haehag • * "Ctoma thou with at and wa will lb no ’ litK tCVIVAL TABERNACLE 14th A ChtM A lt. L. P. T*sR*f, Paa4a» Ac bool 14 a.m. Warahlp U a-*EfuacaBitle Bant** 1:41 7, m -IIS .”,* .at. rwily forvtcei: iy aad Thursday 1:43 p m . ~ p a p e r CHURCH OP CHRIST ~ nClINTlST M R . iaeaad BL fiarulca U a ja . ay SAool U;0P a.m. ■V E t i a l l l M iaUafi 3:00 _____ lu e m located « Peyer lu ild ia i e^ n rto pubUa I* 4:30 pm. I MCfcertb - ^lntradara. lnTUatlao 1» extended JL caruai cardial u all to auand aur Mrrlcta atd the Raadiaa Room. 2 RT. LUREH LUTHERAN n la Blarta (Near Otiado) H ar. BtcpBc H. Taby Paetar r1K ? tn 2 2 ? iL l£ ..‘ « >:» , orcr WORE (140 he) • Sunday Sctael »:0i a m.—Ear afl ape rraojt. OtdaUaa Day Scbaai - Hondiy iirouah Frldiy 1:00 a m . - (Ail •tomratary padca and kinder g a r ta a ) s u m b pk in g b R A m sr , CHURCH Eldar B*Hn|a Jna bouUItt. Tailor ; RU Pwdy S eid ly RiLocI Sept H ie. Trey Rham a^T rtla la i Ualao Director 1:43 a m. ______ School II a. m. Mamina Worihlp 4:13 p. m. Training Union 1:30 p. m. R tasln j Worablp Wadaaaday: 1.10 p. m. Prayer Mcotlna CMLlbOIA BAPTBrt CHURCH C Q. la a ip tw inaday Bchool 10 a m. ManBaf Warahlp BarHca U a m. PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Day: Rlble Study at 10 a-m. 1 1 :0 0 - ALL ROMA CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak Art. at Mk flu Bar. Richard Lyoaa, Taator imuiif M u tii 1:00 a. m .. 3:30, 10 00, and 11:10 Weakly l l u m S ally at T:U m. m. HQXQREST BAPTIST CHURCH GENEVA Paator Charles W. Uaull Jr. ■onday mamlat services: 10 a.in. Sunday School U a.m. llomlag Worship Sandiy evening services: • : 1S p.m. Training Union 1.90 pm. Evanlng Worship Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Trayar meat, laf- THE SANFORD CONCKEUATION • ( J r h t n h i H !U rrtn 1411 Waal l e t St. Sunday 3 p m. WatebSc/«tr itady WaeatMUr M 0 p a Canfragatlaw Bibl» it nay Friday T;30 ,».m. MiMftry •oh<»l rriday IJO p » - rm e a mraana LAKE MARY CHCRCI! Or THE NAZARENE LAHE MARY 4. U Drtwdy, Patter 10 a tn. Sunday School, Mra. Wm. Matthew*. Supt. 11 am . Morning morthlp. Paator in Charge. 7:15 p. m Yeung rm p-ef Meeting. Ceiieea Matthew i, P n e iG(Xr“ * 'tEFHECIl UMTEU 44nt. i.VftutRAN t i n a m • u. .a Evening Serrlta, Patter la Cwutnurir-s harrwr 1* (** Charge. SANFORD !*Hai.\L ‘. U R • p. m. Wednetdiy, Mid week H»r. Eiartf Uoikl Jr. I’aitar Trayfr veniee. SUNDAY CTU S ilt KROOL 4 p m. Firit Wednesday Night it 1:43 Miiiionary Meeting. 3ln. W. P. COFFEE BREAK » « Burke, Preiuknt. MORNING WORSHIP 00 The yublla la Invited to worship Mtrtinci: (Sundi>») with ui at all meetings. STEERING COMMITTEE Jt:W THE SALVATION ARMT CHOIR PRACTICE JW III Eael Betas! Btreat CATECHISM CLASS MreUagt (THURSDAYS) t.00 Stuiday IP S M jt COMMl NiTY Sunday School PREBRYTFRIAV m itR C R 1 1 :0 0 m lloiu,«tt Hee'.iag W. ZAlb >t. aad N»» I'paata Rd. Open Air ( Street M*at:B|) 4:34 R* t. John Ptllav patter pm. Gtcrya Prtold JuaJiy School Stpt. Y P i.. Pm Mu. Hubia Srtrnnrrlln P:»n »t T:.tQ p ra salvation Meeliag Mi a. Ninry Skr.ton Aiaiatant Tnetda i Planlit pm Carp Cadets pm Worrhip »er*lca * a. tr. Sgrday Bird P itiU e* p.m Ladtee Home Laagva Churth irhael 10 a. rn Sinda, ‘•Tbtrt if I pltt* fnr »cu to The red tv rUit, vrorihlo or work w1 *. our P'tyar U rating pirt *1 our Hr»*tn'y F unrr’a Saturday Opei. Air (Surat Haetiag) ■:34 lam lly'' . IUUA IVMLETA.N METHOD i n nfURCfl 4 Mila* Waal aa Rl. 4* Minday School *.*l a rt Morniaf Worship 10:43 ».m Wrilryaa Youth 4 M p.m Eveeiac Wotahtp * M p.nt Wadnatday Prayw H i#ja< !:M pmEvaryoca Wdromt Rar. Cacti W. ShiKar CHURCH o r GUD p .w . FIRST BAPTTSa OTCRCH OVIEDO ' Rev. Jack T. Dryest Patter a. 43 a m. Sunday .Schoc 1 Morning Vi’crthip TraUw.g Union Evcn.rg Servlet Wednesday Trayer Servlet 7:30 p m. COMMUNITY' PRESBYTEetLYN CHURCH L a\e Mary John W. Pllleyr, Minister telephone Ra*. Joel D. I rows, PlHar Preach Ate. aaa Had Bl Sunday School 0:41 am . F \ : :»** EtiBlclia'Je Scrvue 1:10 p.m. Mrt. J. M. Ihompioa, OrganUt Mid-Week Sarric# Tuetday 1:30 W. L. Ilarmnn. Director ef M usk. Mrs. II. M. ( ochran. Sunday School Superintendent EBENEZER METHODIST Sunday Services CHURCH Sunday School 10 a m Cllraa HcUhti Morning Worihip II a. m, (Tha Church with a Glowing Junior High Westmlnater Fellow­ jjm t* ship <4, 7. 4 grades) 6 10 Mra. L. ReVj ciiarltt F. Brown P eitar Sunday School to a tit. CLllord E. Robert*, adtlsor Senior High Weitminlster Fellow­ E. Join ton, auperiatecdcat. ship rath grade through high Preackleg Service 11 a m. school) 7 30. Bill Cook advisor Prayer meeting, Weinctday, 1:30 Junior Choir Practice Tuesday p.m 4 13 Mrs. Patrick McCarthy, CHURni DP CUBIST director and Mrs. J. M. Thomp­ GENEVA son, rrram st R AIJ'H BREWER JR. EM ncrllit Senior Choir P/artlie Friday * 00 Bible School 10 a. m. p M. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Evening uorahlo 7:30 a. m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH W*d*^»day pr»)fr meeting 7 22 OF l.ONGHOOD a. m Corner ( burrh aad Grant *ia. Rev. C, I . Futrh. Paator FIRST n t m j l CHURCH 1.13 a. tu. Sunday hcl»»,t OF GENEVA Morning Worship Jack L. S u e arc Pallor 11 a. tn. Training Union Sunday School 10 a. tn. 1:43 p. m. Evening Worihlp Horning benlca 11a. m. 7:43 p. m. evening preyer meat Training L’rdca B:10 p.Wedtifidey ra. Evening Worship 7:30 p. tn. Ing 7:43 p. m. Widntiday Prayer Servlcta 7:30 p. CONGREGATIONAl. CURLS! IAN saCHURCH Park Avenue al Tllh sir en LARX MONROE BAPTIST J. Bernard Hoot, Minuter CHURCH Fred Enetnlngrr, Vssoclate Paator. B. G. Brown Hi hit School 9.43 A. M A Church With A Friendly w#l- Morning Worthip It a. m. coma Sermon: "The Gospel Promises Three mllei west of Sanford on No Permanent Retting Place flrit street, then right at Monroe litre." Comer. COME AND WE WILL DO 1HI.I1 “Not forsaking tha atiambUng of euraelvcs together, aa the manner GOOD. of soma la; but exhorting ona an­ FIRST PENTECOSTAL tUURCII other: and so much tha more, OP LONGWOOD t s ye tea tha day appeoarhlng.’* E. Ruth Grist. Pastor Rah. 10:33 "Coma Let Us Worihlp Tha Lord Sunday School—19 a. a . Together" Morning Worship- 11 4. m Sunday S. hool 10 a m . Training Union 4:30 p. a . Morning Worship U a. m. livening Worthip 7:30 p m. Prayer Meeting Wed. night1:34 Sunday Night Evang-lhtl: Servlet 7:13 p. m. p. m. Tundiy evettlsg Prayer Meeting FREE METHODIST ( HUBCD 7:13 p. m. Laurel Air. at ttb 9L Patter Hev, Ira E. Hindman Jr. SunJay School 9:43 a. m. Morning Warahlp 10:43 a. ,n. F. M. Y. 1 P m. rEvening IVorthip 7.20 p. m. Monday F. M. Y. recreation at rhutch at 7 p m. Tuesday F. M. Y. prayer and Bible •tudy at 7:30 j>. m. Wedneiday prayer and Bible etudy at 7:30 p. m. Additional THE Tuesday The Church ■■the greekH factor on earth tor the building of diirulrr and toed cilittnihip. ll it 4 tloirhoute of ipirituel verier. Without i iliong Church. neither ilrmotmy norciviliiatton tm suiviie. There ere tour round rr«>on> r.fiy poion *hcu!d el'rnd Miticrt regularly end .upport ihr Church. They ere: f l) For hit eun ritr. (2) For hit cr.Idrru’i teke. i 3) For the «ilr o( hn eemmumty tnd nilion. (4) For the tile of the Church itielf. oiuch needi hn rocrel and material tuppert. Plan tu go to church regularly and lead your Dihlc duly. Scientists say th a t the chemicals in o u r bodies are worth only a few cents. God says that icc belong to the highest order of Hi* crea­ tion, made in His ou.'it image. Statistics lose us in a m ultitude of more than two ami a half billion people living in the world today. Got! tetls us Mat He knows v s a s individuals. Mach of us has a place in His plan. No one else can till it, because no two people arc exactly alike. Friends m v th a t they love us, b u t th at love sometin.es fails. God's love has given us our families, our friends, our itosse'sions, our world, our very lives . . . and He gave us His only Son. It was He who tau g h t us to call the great God of C reation ou. F ather. <••//’ ** i>V, I h M AJr. ! >•»., Day Book Sunday Monday Gtnetit Act» Genesis Tuesday Wedneiday Thurtdiy The Church of C hrist invites us *9 come, to worship o ur Heavenly F a th e r, and be forgiven by Him. Then we may rw a iu a te ourselves ns individual children of Cod, not merely as p a rt of a m ultitude Friday Saturday Chapter V enn m :i 34-24 It 14 M-73 realms Luke Acts II Timothy 32-33 13. >, This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the t Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business establishments: SANFORD ALTO PARTS CELERY CITY PRINTING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL DANK PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY Church Listings On Page 3 NE-IU BOTTLING COMPANY Vote CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH Nov. 4 - at the City WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. WARNERS GUI.F SERVICE Hall C LYD E H. R O B ER TS O N (X ) GENE’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS STINE .MACHINE A SUPPLY WtLSON-MAlKR CO. FURNITURE ROY WALL PLUMBING COMPANY RITZ THEATRE for CITY COMMISSIONER • A Sanford property owner and taxpayer • A Sanford business man • Stands for PROGRESS—with ECONOMY C IT Y BUSINESS IS YOUR BUSINESS-VOTE! r a * E TRANSPORTATION TO CITY HALL — CALL FA 2-V15I Pol. Adv by C. If. Robertaon A. K. SHOEMAKER W. CONSTRUCTION. CO. TRUCK HARRIETTS REALTY NOOK W. HORNE BROKERAGE CO. GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. �T -'~ F rL O f t . III. if»5F*— P m r* I FRKSBYTCRIAN arum h Sanford, Florida Oak Avenue and .third MrrM Her. A. O. 'lelanl*. Minittrr .Mr*, tienrg# Touhy. Mlnlvt#r of * Muair All** Kathrrinr nrnmn. |). C. r . *1 13 A. M MORNING W o n s illl’ A r’.h«m—"The leed's My h frd "—Junior Cnoir lls*rm rn— ' i . " d s EAaliuUan” • Rev. \l:lr .iii 9 13 a m Church Sfh'tnl jo sn a m S#**i.*n nice'* % p -.iiir In thr i r *■ n it-*ni ti p#) Mn-urg \A■7*V;> “ H alf Cs n r j s — IV# Gather T - #r” Ar rin - light "f I »’* f'h»n--l Chn r Nfi0.|'i Evaluiii«fiM“ Rev. Melon,* •Sermon— -Sir. * Rened* ’— Mr Mr I p nil .Nurieriei for children un.Ici M rm o n isT n u n m T T. O'Slfcn. Minlrtfr Min ' t v ; 'la t g a r r t llouk, It.l'.E. "A Friendly r h u rrh in a Friendly rM>-* Cl* *lev fnr alt age* 6 p m MVF Supper f ’Ot. m M V. F Meeting 7 J(l p m. Mutif for Sund** 'tonilng 'IOR.MNG 9 VI Ser*l.-e A tr ," i ”, rh»u Near M 1 .>mI 'lornan —Senior Choir tt *m St n r* Art1'* *1 H-* r .n u t'f tl Upon thr Mihital « -(Iibr*—S d u u b , Jit; Rrr» 1 ]|#rkrv Esenin* 7 O 3>Iprt — (IIIgaol 'r-.-ljl hiu' ' " l’br l hlM of the K ir; Mirgsr#! J.- r ■ t.r* l:e Jr>: r * fir st l\m i l M l . |l OF SANFORD Unity « tiur.h (.enter H r duct►•thr##. and U»»# Ur tin < rj Sub In; it» > .r.'iav i r i i i c r tegularl*' -. - : •.i w na ^ . l u itni- p; during t e Wo >pp ■hour*. C » A M and M rf) A house i-1 Oca >t . ai II a m. A eunliil Wf tropic I t t .tended f of) T. M —aniiar Kish F • l-oi* * ti all fnendt nf t nicy anil l.hc riilp p m .!<■ it ini tied tn ..ItCid T in p V EVENING WORSHIP I I R 'F Ciejneil -*f I 1# •rn.n- lligu n \ za i: l m : Erllnwamp will p r c jc * thr E ' O i m r h i o r t m M. Ind St. A Maple A*»«ng V orC ' i \ :a i:: T in i N i n n i m u c h l|mi ler H II. Spear Jr o f f 1IR 1ST I U I . lit Sur.il** tchnol A (Congregational) to. U .i m Worship P u l Av#. at : n h S t h V) p. m K V P S J, Bernard R<**!. 'lln h te r t AI p. m v j r. Frtd F.nimlngrr. AiMieltt# 7 Ml p m I t»nirt; .Church School 3 <J * «• Mid-week : jo p m " Morning Worship H im iF j f h Wednet.lat i 7hr rh urrh nf the Na-.i rn# la \ I J . S VI NTS M‘r*!r tr i« dorlrire riange t»t1f EPISCOPAL C IllR C n m appeal and worldwide in miaEuterpri*# R r , . Paul Shulti. Viikar Services each Sunday n i m i i o f j i .si s n i R i s t a II >!y Communion * a m OF u n t i l If\V SXINTS * t o r n l n g prayer and scn.ce 9 Jo J G Hrnrki Branch Fretidetit » ">■ . . Holy community ftr*t S.,n lay of * «arh month at 3 3n * m. IIR.ST BJPTIST I1ICRCI1 >t*» Park A%enue Sanford, Florida (A Southern Bapti't r h u ir h l W. P. BrnokA. Jr. ra*tor „ F . It. r iih f e A»*«elatr Pavlnr Mr*. Guy lllthnn Dir. of JltiMr # M r a . Mariin Milam OtganWl Mornin; V'o'^hip * IA A 'I v 4J .A Sund#;- Srhi'nl iron a Aturning Wnr* up ■, P T ram in; t ’rion : 3n r F i n i n g Worahlp 7 311 P. Wedceidav See* lee t Nur*< ry for all »er*lre*i IFarpbonta for hard of bearing) • FIRST B t p n s i t i l t ’HCII OF LAKi: MARY mdiy Scnuoi V »j a m M"m.ns Worthip 11 ».m Training I ’nlon * ti p m F.ienng Worihip T ho p m " I ’ra ie r Meeting Wed 7 M p m Young Penplt’a Sfeeflng— * V> P m Bumlav K \eiUng Seri tr# i J p m Bo-neV Mi'iiorarv Scr\ ire Meet* mg Wednfadap Evening GRAFF Ml nHHMST * 111 M« »• AS Tl«t*erintendent IV, II. Shook P»»’" GRVl'i: MI.riMMlM f HI Ilf II (M e.ling In T in c re it Itcpii't (Turrhi Rev W. Thomai raraora Jr Pa*tnr h ird ar Schorl Miming Worship i. a 3 a m ^ Quotable Quotes ' Stirday School 9 !J a rtt A lull R;ii» ( ’*>« * IS a. m Wnr Up - • . r IP.J1 a m •The Lumeran Hour". i.W'iOD. 1iSd KCI I so r- rn •T h u ti th # L . V --WDBOTV (Channel di 3 :<M i*. m Senior Cho.r Pra tire Wed a 00 r m Adult Member* ■;* (la** A In quir; Group Frt 1 3o p. m i aieeh rm ( laaa Sat. J til p m Wa thrr L tJ f u r ‘.t! Sunday each month 7:3(1 p m Sunda* School I > hcri AtrfUng Fiery nihrr V lay 7 '1 p m P. >ar-l i f Dracoes 1>t Wrdnevla,* n h \|onlh 7:W p m Rj inr>* Meetin* i n Thuriday %(hi p. m ea.h Month l.a.f.r* V d Snl Thur«da> each monlh 7. Mi p m >' pp * (.Tub llh Thur*day eafh 7 30 p, m month iR ej. l ’.S. Pat. Off.l Cnltrd Treva InlerniUoaal WASHINGTON \ FI. • C I O Preiident Gfor*# Meanv cha-* 1-; that political i im p a it p ora lori thii year ar« c i ; r ; rje "bis I t ‘ trchnuiue lo pm a pro t'oiom mill label on organised US. it: • Th*i ia an U tifnr|nerbtf a.id rnmpleielj unjuit flab # iti r i '* WASHINGTON — Ri p u b l i c a n M u r n i l t h u rm a n Alea lr Alrotn u» rlns hta parly lhai the GOI* mu*’ get nul the ante thia jearj I* «a* the ata* a*, home Re public a n *aha eo*t u* coiitro! of • n j r e u tr the mid term e l m t i r r t « ' IMF" s f R lM .H I I I N S Harold fttine. nre ef I I t*appr| miner* In a collapieil rool mine, after I'IM .t III.rT I. STTIST tracuf worken ro t!* led the t III Rl II > \ffilialcd with Ibr 'Miuihrrn Hap men he mean* of a pipe We re all ri;S ' 1 .ir air haa li*t <'an«riiiiunI i i . n ptellj soof Snme •< tt* are :.ll We«l On.ita It.iiJ Rev. Iinnald Oraunmefr. Pa*lnr h.irt but not hidl; Were a.'ful llu:h Pairirk, SuihI h school Mint. damn thin!; " Mr». J I Jn d te ei, Training WFST I M W E T T I Ind — l union Oiffctor Sunday Sklu.ol 3 t i a m I’jr<!ue * ; tden c *rl 1 Adetaute 'I rr.tn^ Worihip II a m Darling on C'ltiel.'m o ' her * »t# fra im n; l nton ( Jo p. in jl:-g ‘ *»hl e dom; a hu a huta a* F ie n in ; Wot»hlp I A i p m * d-urn majorette "It ItttlK to t^1 * het thr uotlt Wednrida* F .cn.n; T ra je r S en If# 7:tS p. tn around here After all. tn; bull Sur <t> pniiulrd f<t all i c n t c c i n e n it to be a tho** man.” T7IK AI EITNCE tH C iU H - T iitu r. Ktv David S C arntfu bandar School J (i p m # . . » . Grace Methodist KrTi- r lh?p • ‘?:r r Announce Drive r.iLU *♦*•..# i . y p, m. A Y F — Youth Servie# 6:J0 |\ • . . . Ill.OOd builitl tp Slid Week .vr*u* - wed * p ra d “ rln^ the reriMi "A fn.ndly -hi.-ch for ^ by ’llH*v 1ritv Thnmi* .... " ’rPuriuiifi. tliS .' w th# whof# family Dtp Hill I'litnr nf the ('.rare MeLitmllM Sun^1? Schoo| to a m i hurtb. t Ml Hi h OF r IIH1ST Thii church 'laa organiird in Sarranient Mecung f pm ;nd ‘•Irret and Flm Tientae May with IT member* TVie mem Wwir.radiy Primary Jleetirg at f.rorgf M, Yale*. I'aitor Radio Program WTRR 9 IS a m. beriblp now totali P7 periom r i R S r PRESBYTERIAN Fundi are bring Sought to e Rihte Srhonl in i . pi, I lit KFM reel a hou*e of »nr*hip in Veep'lo.m.ng V I or»!up III m t t v < IV It ( E M I R inr with the pr#»ent growth atwl tD rnirg Worihip 7, , a.A pp. m‘ m. an'icipated ............. . . ........ . . j . of -r ,u Morning Worship 10 a m future. .need* thr. V.ednfrday ITihle Slud* ;.t.T p. m. rhurrh t.R A' F MF rilODIST > HI IU'H 1>e etil re congregation 1* Invi (MFKIING IN I’lNFl RThT ted to a aupi'er mrettng N«». 3rd SFilOOI.) to make plana tn* the canmaigr. ItFV. « , l„ T ARSONS Jtl Thi* meeting will be e the hemr MINISTER of Afri Far! 'Vilbami on HighS* Sjprrt: ten,lent S S Shook The Itrnthr-liood o ' the Fir*t 1,*V 17-hJ Sunday School S U i m Baptist i h.r-h held a *t.pp#r pro j The Re*. J.*bn T Adams pas Morning worihip It a m grjm m rrtm ; Tuesday, *#ath *7 !" r °f !',e Tarbkiuy 'trih.'di**. Sermon ’ Need For a Dccf>er 'rem lien ard Oiieen gur*ts at- Ghurrh of M aud ha* V>e»n ulect Hunger" rd a* diieelor t*f lha rami algo I tending. \nr*er* for rhlldren Officers nanud werp TA o . It- ha* eondurteiJ ehurch I uildiny \ ivitnr* weirnmr rannet. prr*lder.l; I ; n D-akV campaigns in S'.uart. Jllnmi. *ml Plnerrrvt VwfliiMr aril* Hies *br president Hugh I r * '? r , V h 'Th' P I S H If! ' T \ > ' l AIIII.J H| D.inri.i, ehnrijtfi. ident; n .. L- - | mretir.c He +■% I *pr»V «« t"* tie* M ill l III Itl II I or. :;th A Rim l i-tirr, pianl*t l u * ion Gimlrr. t he m#.. ' *11r*Ing T^H# 1rn |n ***I.bl t Ie**iifft *Hr ramp* i n vJUfh paitnr II M SruiY program chairman; Sam IJv "g nrr m % Ihfinf’ mill i » I.A > m i Su' d. Sthrul *ton, mrmhepihlp ehainnan; Ken­ Miming Worihip I" in • m neth Slack, lerretary-tre aaurrf. i erond n r e ti r g N#rtv, 10, ; t.' ng Wot mp 7 ai d toh, tlertdirrt Rn> ,1 Amha* IN\ II I t. TOC TO WORSHIP • ad... leader J (cell Tuckerltl and It F to. p I OTII Willi T ot R III Itlil N* r r rotiduc'ed the program using 1.0 TW\T W irilO lT HU M tm** *nrk |m | tr **mn work a* the theme The bo*»' quintette The Unit; ( #n*er of Sanford BAMOIID SET KVIH DAY presented spiritual *ong* under will tv oreu Monday through EH AHVP.NUST CIIEItCH the leadership o ' Bobby Mufru day. th a m . 3 p m beginning Strenlh Si. and Elm Ate Parlor A. C* JlrC.ur a -compartted by Air* \1e-*i- AD Afr.nday No* 1 Thr cer-te- ' lo Srbnath School Saturda) | l.iin TitRatinn and rnttage pt«> rated !n the Woodruff Pet kin* rr i r n t r e * wrrr announeerl budding, Ji* E t i n t Street tf 30 a ia The iRnrrr t«»i prepi*rc.| b) lJ«ok* ard periodirall of the Woi ahip Scrv.t# H a m Mr* M D Catcher Unity Srh<in: nf O rriitiam i*. I/-. * prayar Meeting Wrdnaida; Summit. Mo . headcruarter* of th. 7.20 pm movement, will be a ' a P a b r »> PlanA for a Baptist Men Held Monthly Meeting ROLY CROSS EPISCOPAL r H l'R C H CHURCH HER ARY For. Tark A»e. A llh M • r #y Wilfred Aldrtdg# Pastor , n r , . jp^n W. Thomai, Rector • Find ay Sehool S JO a * Oh am . Doty Eurhamt Morning Wotship 11 a m B:1J am. Family Seme# ar.d Churth School FIRST F H n ih riA S t l l l ’RCH II a nt. Morning Prayer anl . "M>ere You Ar# S f i e r ■ b#rnt*»n Strangfr But One#" S#r*lc#» Ihrokih lh# week IW7 Sanford A*eau# Tuesday ar.d Thursday • Holy Frrrv I . stone. Atmlater Communion • TV) am Phooe FA 7 iK I Writnciday • Holy Commankm • I ft, P.t.'i a. nt.. with hoowa fne • 10 a n , 7 S S . 9 IS a m , with romps for Saturday * Sarran'inl of r»n ^ Gall’e«n Min sun H 't ' • anr# • S6 p m Morning TVnf*ht|i, It o'eloek Aril pn.,n. Mr* N \ Farmer'* oetart Lu t h e r a n r i i u R r H o r m r pumhei* v t-el ide "I.r* Tour 1(11)1.1 MIR I Eight Spin* ' iNonlman) ami In 101 TV. ITth Place, F A F U J I * termers iAla*ragni' Anthem Ret. |lrri>r n VV e.oer*s, Pa»l»r by the cho.r W#*» y. nprti Com PRAYER FOR THE DTT - FA snumeip Past, r Perry L Sion# S-UJI plans to preach on ” k fh-aron . Who Outgrew Ills Joh" l Arts # 4# ih ) Off •tree1- paretng tnuth i.r*/ the ehurrh Nuri»ry. with a ^ rapah1# attendant, In the eduea ^ t l e n building " Evening program of atudy, me• ihip and re.feitiop, A 30 p. m. ^ The adult gemp IS romlng lo the —elme of a atttdy nf a teader.hlp eourit on 'I m p m tir g tK* .Sunday Fchoni nriGr th# direetion nf th# minister The rorporat# worihiji period w.tl b* led by ih# (Tiriitiin A"uth F»lln«*hip. Youth program* and adult —"training eourse, A 31 r m "'o r " ihip conducted by the minister. 7 |0 RrereillciB, T'.M The public is eatended * »#1~»nme t . all *cr*ifes; and a *p#"eial Invita' *ui goe* to newcomer*. Na*> familial, winter retident*. weekend gu#*U. and iny other* without a ehurrh hom# in oinfnrd • Tuesday November 1th F O R * * • • Has Proven His Interest In Civic Affairs! Younsr Huslness Man Home Owner and Parent Navy Veteran Pledged To Work And Vote In The Best Interest Of The Citizens Of Sanford. PnM Political j __ » r'« w r fr — 'S SOMtiTIlINfi IIKTTEH I'OMI.Nli 1 1*—M ior t ctjcin Ji»hn B. M d u rii, cummamUitp (icncral of tho Army Onlnnnce MUntie t imtnmntl. tolri tcAAMTirtt H i m tltr Army, which i* promt of it* - v.iiii it ■.: ■> ■ ill . t . -■.1>. i* plmmiiiit M.mpiliin^ o e ti Ret. ter fur till Ip M PTCIUTBI lint— A tit II' ll).|t will In’ n l'V to ctllh> An l* '■ itll.tr ntihOili’A nt •I'i’Cfla Itf I II ■ Itttl’.i Itr Tiinn* tin’ a|*.Tll n, niu ltll. IMlnl him a ll'n Ittuill Clt(fitl«* tPClin I •*f A N ik e -llr 11 i.Ca rtt it*ai ip pul 'ii |t tail inn t •• afet it «■•• nf ulp.lltliltk' w Itilc |t.nnl ill I Itr* final .i *rntii' Cn. uililtrv nt H i tn.M "tie. N.». tft I'.nuu. I »t\ :.«ioit nf IIou^' ar Aircraft t l 'i ’l Texas Closes Door To Future Bcuts Of Ezzord Charles TL.uriv l e , *1 ll'i . . T e n *imcd i ales t*. * u n ci that a'l atalci ln.itit * , rl >lcd " t b m - ; do*rl t* fnrti.rr memhei* of Hie Nitioult i* chjtpplon E n ard ( harlri Thuri da>, te ng 'he 37 i r a r o 'd fighter thr srllitn **4* l« lm "not «nl* T-*r the iw*t intrr i ..f R..,in[ l.'ji a!*” for *ou o*n health ' i v .urirs, once • Nne* of great | eki!!. Icw.k a p.tit Seating ARm j d i l night In ln»inj h; a knock out to natinna" ( n u n D.-nnir rlck'nia, t'te 7r*»* Iighlh*aty we ght rh.*mt> Thai let' Iprlrfinilr luipenstoti v.a announced hi Alton Frick * i. s u r e r ;i*.,r of b..\irg and u rolling fur thr tr*j» Bureau ..f l.ahor S tauiltn F nekton made 111# announcement in a letter tn Chat Ir* F ork Son's o f - e «atd it »a* as • MCI ialiim **ou'd unli t abidi Txsorialinu Texes au.perunn by il,, END OF THE ROAD FOR HILL HARDW ARE OF SANFORD OWNERS RETI RING OUT (IOKS AIL MERCHANDISE (JENERAIc HARDWARE HOUSEWARICS—PAINTS SI'ORTIM; COODS — POWER TOOLS — POWER AIOWERS — TOOlaS HEATERS — PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS ALL PRICED LOW FOR QUICK SALE. YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE IS NOW! Record Improves SAN KH.ANVI.m 'O —| Lf’li — Callfotn1* ehalkr-1 up a 3# per tent rediiclin- in the rumhrr of traffic faialm. • .luting the l u ­ m e n inop'.h* nf ’VJt, v>hm a.-cide.ti kil.ed 1 IW peitnn* In tne state H IL L H A R D W A R E ’ " rraeiiC#ll.> a.! l*ir r a r n r l purk CApuiied h* I t l' S in 1137 wen! (n Ki fea. *• ■• n an t Venrruela YOU THE VOTERS OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY HERE ARE THE PACTS jm J i : : * t P ■i ■ ~m On O c to b e r I I. l'l.iff. n *••inniitiri' t.i elect .* W r it ( -ftt-c .iiiiih l.iir (t»r ( u u u l y C fn im i.ia in n c r. n i s t r l c t No. .. 4 *;as act uji M<»tubv, vmi Icuritii] v;ln> * n o n f Un til \ a ore lust N O T ivhnt t h e i r in tf e e n t is in htiektnj; re-nsae.vjin* nt th r o u g h . . c t i r g ' i h i i r O W N MAN. T A K K A i ; o o | » LOOK A I' O F T IIK S K M K N : K W. \\ illinin* Kr.ink W’hed rr |t r \ < Innl fiM Stniihwunl K*l <inner"11 Nniun Korr John Kvnns tniirjri' Nls'iiii* A- A M' ora t Shjtffrr A 0'irlii. .Ir. F rnl 1JVann « .....................— ——————— k i u lllitm n n nm i l . u n th c r Ni lhtin A • '». — B. F. Wheclrr A L’d m [siity t l"iit.; A I'o, — L a r g e G r o w e r l. .ir g r F r u i t l i m w e r lian ch rr < it r u t Mini C u ttle B r iith e r-in -la w o f L riuik W h ee le r I m p lo y c e n f W h e e l e r I'riiplov«r* o f W h e e le r I’nnker *>f I )* in!" I u p l.i A. Sun.a - - I u r g e l- im l OiAiiers i b f i i i t n i l ( ’mil III In I r f n r f o u n t y F on m iin a in n er. I list i lot 2. HOW DO YOU LIKE THAT? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---— — "" AND TIIKSK AIII: til I A M U oF I UK "BOYS" W tin IIA AK KNJOVKD RPKCIAI. PHIVILEGKS FOIl VI \IIS BY II.W KIM. ( ANOIDAIL. WIIO oPBOSKI) KK-ASSKSS.ML'.NT AND A FAIK TAX STrtUCTL’UF.! POES IT MAKE YOU M A P? THINK L # t’a clip t h r ir ivinp* f n r all tim #- -W’*- h a v e thin C H O W I) m (lie n s . T iic ir u n - r n m e d npokeam nn eaiii ia th# Sanford Herald Octohcr 22 they "w ill do every t h i n g v\r enn to yet .M njortiary K lec te d . . CITY C O M M I S S I O N E R Candidoto Who ,. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UTIl — Dai id Martin, eignlh college amdent i - r t r . r J in le a Haja In eon* -eelim with a foRhall c ird hcG littj r;ng. van ta he i r r a l i n t i th‘i mariing on cbargei of p«r» ti. .oat g in an illegal orcupation. I Martin. !J. Detroit, a aophoo*e at F.iticin 'tichiga-i CoU r .r YpSilOOti. Mtrli . » a a a r r # t U r J by 1’iembrri of the alat# po­ lice tacVet squad and VpailtoU pn'i-e Tliuridiy night. The arreit « n the first official 1 l! #i;pq t'te gamtiling ring, .rel e t ’td by pnlire in a erackd^vq .n aevoa Cnuerauy of Michigan r.urirnll, had been opetating oa rttnie man one rampua. Uoweicr, Detroit poltt# contin* ucil their preb# of noaiibl# tie-in* with W»yn# State t'niveraity, Oetroit, and Denby High Srhonl. Kartier thi* « e e l. autboritica found e i - d i earned b) a D#nby •tudr.-t. an.) Although they dilVov* rr<t W * -e lu:l»nta In pniiit»t»n . f the t irg^t tvciting forms they !iell#*rd the V.Sl' pupils had ohtati-ed them fro ; outsH# inurret r a 'h r r than »t.id*nt lellois. Aleanwhile. the tniierSity of Michlgin .aid no puoitlte n t a s uf#s would he taken '.aw.rd the i n f t'-M tiudeoti ehara#<> **i(H riaMlclpating In the r .r g u*'*il their trials were eonclu<l#i-. The i f ■#n, ineluding first stri.'S lulb.icV Tonv Bio and RasketTiall capta.n Jack Lf»ls, d etitln J 'd (jury trials on thr rharges. Thr.*o nr# th# "Bov.a" who Ft.i • hnnil-ridtnl n Wnir-ln-Can*li(lnt#, nml. u h " ho|>e wilti lit#ir money, to bluff TIIKIB Ciiniliilnfi'tI om ii Vol II throat*. at M . L . "SO N N Y" R A B O R N , J r . The i* m' L h ^ VOTE ^ .. ** ?! ~ a. •** Florida Griddcrs Taking It Easy i will Unit* magatm# auhser.p'. • ,A rradi-g roi*m I* at the d • posal of tho.e who wi»h to r»a-t medita'e or pray and a 13 mir-u'e GAINFSMFLE LPt The , \ Htll v . rM diversity cd PlorUla f.atncs w,r# | ^ H‘(ly. at 1? r~-n in for a ' .vifl" . . d i\ to<l** . . . of re. The movement. founded on i.ewins .,1 ,-ha,e. nf offensive , „ chln£f , nd healing mini,lev of and drfrnsiie strategy Je tu t l.nritl. itrea*ei pr*<* «> •Juarterhack* Jimmy Durn and a means in answering problem* Wayne Williamson *harpenrd their that a n te in dally living throwing arm* Th >rtd*r in pee Jnephine B Stu.kle. o*.|a.' rd p ac tion for f orid* . game mlnt, |rr> „ ln fhirS P again*! Auburn here Saturda* , pd , l!u) „ „ . v , fnr r .. . .It Ttie o*her hark* ran Ihrerngh pUfpo.e, All eounlelltrig II d r - I ' d .ilfer«iie !o mi f on, 'inn* ■*h:!r linemen b l r g r d pe*,l* F in ! ttrlng left hllftlll halDiSki1 ltd* Hit!v | . |i. g .| D.«Arr went t« Jark io n .i'te in H i l l W M ( H a P I H h a i r the m t mren>o*rd fn.m hi* hi* IfAZEN. NN Df* •~l —l U P l i - Alra i nted fir.m HAZES’ V PI *pr#ined elh.,i, out he i* or*' Melvin l a g je , 7B. rerenllv {>'» . e*i*rclrd In lee action against birth to twin* a Im;. her ninth Auburn and then a girt, her first CITY HALL WEST SIDE IIIJWIONART B APT1ST CHURCH - P a s to r Wm L Scepehna Aj "TVELCOMU Y O ir AllOCIltr It D. Cralglow Sunday School W "Morning Worihip II# m -eBibl# Study 7 p m Evening S*rsl## T-M) p a . -Mid week S#rriM V odnodiy T:M f. B. ;**A GO[NOCHURTH FOR - A COMING LORD" .COME AND SEB THERE U A REASOf#- ' *4 r , Daily Meetings At Local Unity Center COMMUNITY MFJ1IOIIIST Z |Police Nab Eighth In Gambling Probe frnnfttrtt V r n l f t A dditional C h u rch N otices riM T | XdvrrH'injr by 'f . L. "Sonny” Kaborn, Jr. v o r . the PEOFI.K. ARK T ill; SOLK VOICE OF FA I It. HONEST .OVKBNMENT. The enn#ei|uencc.a nf thi* i leitioii n)U*l he borne lav elicit nf ; on for four years, LET'S WHIP 'EM 111 I AT THE POLLS N t »\ K.Mfil l: t. SPEAK O il WITH VO! I! \OTKS — LET THE "HOYS’ SPEND Til KIT W# will he back with more "it Monday, VERNON W. DUNN YOL'K Ilcmocrntlc Nominee Rnard n f C n u n t y Commissioner* District No. 4 4 Poll!leal A d Tald By V. \V. Dunn ir �OUTA QUEMOY 'CROST THE BAY! Edit oriais 1 United Fund Boosted By Helping Hands Th« 8*minol« County Unlt#d Fund h u r**ch*d the one. third mark. The rood to th# »n«.000 i«*1 is lonr. and roufh. It could bo emoothfd. however, if enough -ear# to ahare." UF ioadera were encouraged by two big helping hand*. One waa extended by Odham k Tudor and it* employee, the ether by alx aehoola in the county. Odhem A Tudor employee donated 1780, the company matched thle gift. 81* echoola reported a total of more than 1500. Moat of the Odham k Tudcr employea who live in Se­ minole County donated an amout equal to a half-day a peerHratley Odham. company preaident, encouraged the workere to give liberally, promiaing to match each dollar they con­ tributed to the campaign. When the pree*ntation wai made, he eaid he wiahed that it could have been more. With one-half of the aehoola reporting, the average waa ahnoet $100 per echool. Thl* ie very commendable. The other jig schools are expected to report within a few day?. The spirit ehown by the aehoola, Odham enn hi« em­ ployee ia the type which ia needed to put this over the top. With the ITF total about two-thirds away from tta goal, thara la little doubt that the drive will be extended. Official.' d hoped to “wrap it up" by midnight tonight. Thla p o l ­ ity aeema remote. "Care enough to ahare." There la nothing »o satisfying a* that feeling one geta from helping a person less fortunate than he. All aevan of the agencies In the UF arc worthy of Seminole County’* wholehoarted support. • • * S DENVER I u rn — Mrs. Wit. Ilam Salt Terrell of W*.t Hart­ ford. Comil, wai to t» t e d ailed today la a three-day term a I new president of the United Chureh Tfome-i. The orgaaiiattoa'a eightft annu­ al national ataamhle earns to t a tn d today after tour daya of meetinia. Deleiatei rtpreaenllng e v e n itata ip tha uniaa attendad. Tha ISM attendants l a n e d ■ l spokesmen f«e 11 million Frwtestant church woman. U A IL Y ACftOBB L F to th a l B. Crma-ns B. Stream SB B-thsped moldings IS. H»rt> ef carrot family t l . rood frem CEDAR RAPID?, Inna — In tha three hours that h* spent at tha national corn picking contest here fVealdent Ksenhooec eoull have had but one impression nf tha sta te nf thll r a ft nf 'he na­ tion. The Mid west haa a aurfart look af mounted protperlty. Priraa for hega and cattle at* high and have bean going higher. In tha paet day nr two. however, hot pricaa bate Hipped somewhat, and this m aku farmers looking toward nett year'e big hog pro. durtion nervous. A bumper corn erop la being barrelled by me­ chanical r«m pirksr# that would guaranteeing her flSOOOh — pro make a Ruiaiin peatan’ bug-eyed with wonder. vidrd tha doaa pot remarry. In the golden Indian • u a irn t Attorney Mori Goodman, reprearntmi Miaa l l a n d r i i . aaid weather the ahinr r a n f'aah along tha highway! and all see-"* Wednesday the agreement rilled la be peatt and nroiperlty. for the film star tn receive HIM been nften pmntH nut at the • monthly for the n e tt 16 yea n If! farm gatherings —this time *• the doaa not remarry. Me also in tha pal* —a separate sir strip will rem it* ftl.odO in cash and ia aet aside for farmers arriving In their own or rhart»r*d p la v* attorneys' fees arid U iM for tha Yet lienrath the su rfa rr, »nd payment nf outstanding bill*. it la the strange patadnt of |V» Mias llrndrii and .Mark, social- CongreS'iivial rampaign it (hr ita-brother of actor Robert Stack, worm of durantent. R#puhlirans married Juna I*. 1*14. and i-p« ar* deoplv disturbed h r a phen«i rated last May. Henry English Die* Word haa bean received hat* s f tha death of Stephan Howry la g . 11th, Union Point, d a . Mr. English lived in Ainfnrd frr savers! years, operating tha Gulf Berhra Station at First St. and French Ave. A Miter, Mrs John Key. resides here L K U S b W U K U DO W V 30. Frosty ILCer. 1. End ralaJ. Wicked liv e 3 Proof It. Tr## ( Before IS . Ran a 3. MtrinatV lanaL) tuidea * One# mor* 34. Euro. pean 7. Winiam rapUal ----- . I t. Slope Jl.C f th e barkKne M. Eilat •T. Average t math l I t . Tellurium »ayw I M Teople n# the n.rkeya State *9. Roman meney SI. Weep 31. Dtstreaa rah 16 Fettle, aa a fe ll 36 Revive 31. Fart of •to be* 13. In additien I t Greek teller M.PIan again IT. narce I t A relative by marriage *0. L'neiuthtd 41. Bay 41. MaUkftna 43. Afteriak 46. Halt * •i:nr*i:i • F-YTra t . 'i '. L )•( Hi ti i t a i :i. *u h i t .- -x u iU I u 'J j.-i it'J j'jn n 'B t r uul *•’* l - ) | 1 -i ’l l . 11 •' I 'J I ." )., II ,** -S 1 hfg 1 .i i :i n*r ; •) :i* t i-., ti (.*j i: y j i - 1 (to-at # tL la a TtrltfU sr*» Baeaee ■ Legtalativa 36. Groove lALlsce 16 Town aits body plan I t. City • Proportion IT TManlieai tFr.t 11. A u ctio n s I t Flower 1). Coin (Jap.) I * Rio da la ♦a Afrvaa IT. Tha FltgitotF aBIp (B A.) Elect The Man Best Qualified To Serve You Elect JOE BAKER Sanford City Commissioner ITS EASY-SIM PLE-DEM OCRATICTO MAKE A WRITE-IN VOTE! INSTRUCTIONS FOR CASTING A WRITE-IN VOTE L DO AU OYHft VOTWO HMT «. TO OFWd WMTVJN KOTi ( - _________ rr#ea retoaae trift#c to A*e rifht wHft 1 ^ ^ hand thatsnb. At * aama lima •A T ot mtoi *#e# Wrtto Ij N M m / WlfM (X) j jee °nN tt° T^ ^ it#*t *,m4atse (A#y m paslia* ym wwwt wed#as#, to PUSH ttO SWnCH (*( top) to eW r yauv v-at# toee tha machin# 7HI CURTAIN W1U THDd OfCN "County Commlwloner Di«trkt ‘4* Write WHAT'S MORE, SERVICE IS FAST. laam " 0 t* fh'M) G.A.C. FINANCE laiae#*r. smmsrm 9m CONGRESS '•vtratofig or ihod period. as***l rwM(*b»a Itallr as** paw—atlwa tbriitaa* mm HERLONG RIGHT NEXT TO PgiymtnH moy b« FriHay, October 81. I9RR im OCTOHKR 36 ADMISSIONS Mary Waddell tSanford i Ronja Catlonay (Sanfordl John DetreHlle I Sanford I Elisihath Griffin I Sanfordl Vtrftftla Janes (Sanford) Vardl Jonss 1Orange City I Sadia HerVett I Sanford i Henry Sfwuler iDeBaryi Edward Eulghnm (Osied'i) R*ea Jnres I San ford) Van Martin iTallahassee) BIRTHS Baby hoy to Mr. and Mrs Rlehard Jones (Sanford) DISCHARGES Autlry Either 4Sanford I Henry MfCatl (Sanford) f a y L. I-*e (K nurprlse) Raatrlre Riurk iDeRary) Rehevia rratainger and baby gdrl (Sanford) J e rry Lumb#r*on (Sanford) Porter Edward (Sanford) EHeehath Griffin i Sanford' AnJM Mae Bowen (Sanford) thev do not entirely underltand. They ar* d ituried h»rau*r lh*y know It will m*an greatrr than normal off-year In th* Sen ate and House. Th» Democrats li e naturally grateful, hut they ar* not sum why an apparent re­ vulsion against thr party In po»»r will be mglstrred In a rote against tl>« ms. out of talk! with a number of citllene at varinua level* this re­ porter it en.boldrd to suggest a pul 11id r - s p ’analton fnr the patedo* of Jiscor.tfnl In th* mld«t of a pro*prrity that in most place* Is still on the tieh srd rosy side The prnm’ses ihe liepublicans made when they came into po>*,-r tig jenre *g-> were sn generous srd Ihr. set* »o magnified hr the techniral skill nf Madison Avenu# thet anything less than perfection *-any si phte-t falling l ' i v is re**nted. Th* editor of a weekly new‘pa­ per *n a *r,all town in IVIsrnntln e*pre..tr.l It »• follows, "They Lein telling til ’lint purr* hav* gone up only si* percent unde* Eisenhowet But a lot I.f folks re member when they proml'-d that prices would go dnvn." An appllanre d-sler in Western Iowa -avs It Is true that thing* have picked un i|Ulte a hit in th* pait two nionths. But he recall* how had »h * v were *1* months ago and he ha* pot forcotten the echo of the "I’e a e , l’ro-p*rity and Prtigi»*a" that w*t th- rallylpg cry 'f ‘ h i an»t This lu g g r iti irtetliar raason for th* disaffection reported by th* political Interrogates as thei roam *h* country. The reresslon Is coding and ronditinn*. e*f*p’ IP the pertinently depressed sraa*. are improrinr. Rut the memory of th# time when install m#nt payments rou’d not ha met and when the rat* of r»p«a****ion on r ir * and 1el#yi*lon sets *H"t sharplv tip l* still Veen, It is the same with the i|u*ttlen of peace or war The ertsls ny#r Quemoy and MatStt seems to have subsided and V!c*-I’r*wid*nt | Rlchartl M Nison Is tell'ng hi* audience* that the Cepuhlicans bring peace «m! the |»*m«rret» hHng war. But many prop's Fam#mb#r hnw el«se * l r teemed O N TERM S TO S U IT .Y O U n fta ta M M Iislir *•# t a « u f» « l e w C S ristasa m m C O R P O R A T I O N - — - ■H a ra s s I II Wist Ptmt Itcaal........................ toi# #>•*«•)• 1 i „ - . W * l. T e n S l i r t O W . B a ile e a a# P a »U *k *e J 4 M KS W . S M IT H . J R . M a a sa tsa r a il* # t l K L i a J . C I'S M Ib O , a e * s » * U I.« M awag** f ta Hospital Notes nennn t hi ti they fiankly admit M O N E Y ... :Page i M Herlong W ash in g to n C allin g Actress Expected To Obtain Divorce To Install Leader CONGRESSMAN A. SYDNEY W LO F-T V Stetson University in UfLand will mark it# 76th ar.niWflty Nov. 18-16. A commemorative coin will be struck in unection with the Diamond Jubilee. The coin will Hesr the Con nr mess of Henry A- DeLand and John H. Stetson on one 0k*n« •id*., the seal of tha unlvm lty on tha other. - - Stetson has lined up two nationally-known perionalitfN for the jubilee. They are Billy Graham, famed evingeU*t, and Harold SUwacn, former govemoc of Minnesota and *t«r an assistant to President Kisenhowcr. Z Sanford and Seminole County will have many in atten­ tate* at tha Jubilee. Many of the university's alumni live in fhl* county. Quit* a few graduates of the DeLand institution feg active in local government. In the 76 years since tta establishment. Stetson has compiled an mvleus record. It la gratifying to see such ela­ borate plana In th* making for its biggest birthday yet. * Church Women Set -H E A R - TONIGHT Stetson 75 Y ears O ld : Says ■y FRKDKRNY C. O T M A H | fe n d e r ##ntiit-iad. and if tha n « n and wv itaoM ka*w toM 'am. with, wh*r* la and '* In on* all thie folder«l.“ h* aaid. ' Tha WASHtNOTON— At th# »»rr#t doesn't -------- May - -------" — “M '* headquarters at th# Lunar Pro nn# pin#, without hole# punched oth**r aide of the rntw-n ia a h.i*y tactlva AatnrLaima. I hive inter in It, what will poets, long aril place. Moitly it ia devoted to a cheese factory and any sputniks viewed ita founder an* pcestdam. are and fount lavtra daT "That ta whv we am standing flying around up there wnuld Hi*-, Hamer i . Pod*#, who elalma suereaa an far In keeping people from fourvquire,” ha aaid. "The fart !y drirupt procui'.vi.'* la that only ane IIvan| thin* ever shooting Muff at the moon Ro be It The Lunar Proifftivi "The m«on has got in he prtv haa approached the moon ard the Association hath ipoken Th* tarted fmm (hose who would drill * a i a m « . She caver made it and founder saya Gaily that th# third a hole in the far* nf the man llv* after Jumping ever aha went into try at ahnoting the moon. s*hed'ilIn* there.'' aald founder Dodge, orbit, where we ran presume the ed soon, won't make It. elthtf. who Btnrti nna as hlatnrlan M the atlll la contemplating her mistake Tb* hinatiri are waicbing sad The founder added that he'a busy, they sre. too. with th*!r 16National Press Cluh between ymati with thnae who would meat been trying to think i t a g w i s’ruments *o se-d all misst’e* !* name for those memhert d. Heat­ •h« other direction. up the moon •That a why wa v# r * u> ops ed ta lunar protection, hut 'iie ^^'Onlfrt», Of course. It il. But rate secretly aaid Dodge heal he'a come np with an far it Hon;»r find re enjoys 'ifs srvAj ''There'S nppt»«ltV*n tn our p rotrtm luratlea. looliinf st ;Ss moon! vrd I tho-ighl at the Pentagon and wt cannot let ■'I-unstirs maybe we are," hr issytie y su'd also esrc to he a them know whit we am doing • aid "Itut what are thnae pe,ip|.' lunetir. Th"»e sre no duel Tha Sn far f i n repnrt rnmplete stir who are tryint tr> rum nur fi mde- dsmsridt onl» loyalty led raaa They ve tri twire now In and mavhe make the tidea run an appreristicn of moon, June Slid show the m«mn a-wl both timea hi'kwaed and eliminate mo-wi- r me wa've foiled 'em " ehine " Menu rhvme# with June, the Pactlrularly bill#' is the found *r at those arlentle** *ho he'd a p-*ae -o e'er ere* here th* otl *r dey » aoominre their ptar- .-* itrvi the moon M o a r e n t ra». urn bibe. TS* etprrls wrre rerhuia said that sinre ther# |> « y» m um on Ih# moon it wo- d he s simpler matter to set up the-e th# grid* of a vacuum tub# to mite#* electrons from th# svn ard LAKELAND (U F Il - Th# fa** thereby manufacture e'ermiritv of a propoaat that th* walinnal Thev sa d they had the p-vr** AFL-HO o#-o# a titiion i« orga- all worked out; all they r*rd*d fit* tom* IT Old fVntril flonda now was l«-nr*'«dt to deliver Mr 'he Linar »Wrut vsn+era r*tt*d todse Ir the machinery- Thl* herds of the rinrida AFL (TVs Protective Association aghset OCT. 81. 195« Evacutlv* Board "Those people without compioc 7:10 P. M. Th# Slat# F*d*rai#d Laho» lion would land on the moon if rounrii, ArL-no. decided Wed the* m ild," he said ’ Tvf< d •eaday to r*f#r ih# proposed trample all m e r the g-eai*n sup resolution to Its #i#eutlv# hoard ply In th* universe of gr**n CHANNEL — • for furthar consid*ration and sub­ cheese Thet'd drite stakes In ** sequent paissge lo top - level Thav’d bomh hole* In tl They d Ho Will Speak On Your A FL-nn officials in R uhlnator. probably trr to plant sr»*» lo It Duty A* A ntfrp it tn Gel Th# action cam# no a proposal to pretty up the front* nf their O ut and V ote. by tha Folk County delegation lo Q'mnset hunti Thev simply h*re RE-ELECT the Council'! annual convention no poetry in their souls '' to b* in the Solemn n am ings nf th it A r t , H O Preaident George Or love for rheeie, either, ihe y»"#'ary nf B ute John F"*ter Meany designate one of the AFLDuII»»* anl a m the tn# President f-res ient only nnljr • CIO s International unions to tike founder added pensively. W# said he and his fellow lunatics, who short time ago They remember, TO on the job of organiging films no* number some of the leading to,., >.h» r*mpalgn promise* of sit workers, a s-atlerirg of whom rilitena hereabout*, consider ridi­ years ago, whlfh Inolied So sad now retsreseeited hy the culous the hopes of the military of *ueh perils In ths Ear F.ast ire to a#e via radar what a no th* PH. Pnl. AHv. hy A. RyHnejr .rh-n one* Elsenhower had put Teamatere I ’oion. But (he convention derided tc sth*r, or off side of the m<v>a. a s’op to the shooting In Korea Herlrniy. Jr., C am p. Tr#a« send the proposal to Ih* es*cu.i<e "They rould have come to u* Something of th* same disillu­ hoard for "further constd*ration sionment with th# President him •i'.d imptemeniaiton." ■elf s*#ms to hav* takeo plies. Howater. the delegates did ap Most p*opi# still say. "H#‘s a flr.s man " But th#y ar* now f*r prove a reaohrtiow which calls foe more likely to nullify It with aome Ugislatien setting migrant farm doubt about hit performance In labor minimum wit** *t It sn • K ip frieitred Htialneaoman the office. In |owi houlewifi put hour, piscine them on a tohnur we*k and setting minimum tland it this war: "Whsn I see him on • r i l r Pr*sp#rtjr l>*rwar telerlslnn In hl| press conferenr# ard a for them A n o ther reso lu tio n eppnaed a*# • L lfellm * Hanford ha doesn't seem to know w m t to R#«*d»nl MV. Msyhe they Shouldn't put nntpniis'ioj jo| mc|vt l*t*u**’ F* him on television m y more when on an* project financed hy public • For IIun#wl. Economic finds Th* resolution gr*w oul J he s trying tn talk informally." and E fficien t Cnvcm nf a proposal at Tallahassee to A rlin this hs* ecrur-ed agllfllt meot the background of imig* migri Sui'd the new state priaon a* find »o s>ich *itrio rd in iry dim»n Raiford with convict labor The AFt. H O delegatee elalmevl «ioni H-iman p*rura h-mg what it ••. if you ar* le<. to *ip e rt th# that the uee of convict labor wnuM moon you ar* hound to he disap­ result in a breakdown of tb# pointed by anything*short of tha) eeonomv of building trade* F.ariiey. Polk founly Ren RcoM glittering promise. The etplanitlort for th* tid* of disillusion and Kell*, in an addreai to tha eon Paid Political AHv. By Jo# RaW distrust running so strongly msy ventioo. denounced use *f eenvtcl ' labor (or aueh purpoeee be lust a# simple a* that Executive Board Of Labor Group Gets Citrus Plan S HOLLYWOOD H Jri) — Aetreaa Wanda Hendrti waa espected to ai. vnronleitrd divorce ia c l Nev., today follewtrg tha ite alrg kar* of a »rtperty lettlti n t r t with huaband Jamaa Stark Fre d O th m a n l a iw r la r w im h _____ T*r fa LEE G A R Y DON’T FORGET TO WRITE THE (X) AFTER THE NA.ME j vaj Otoa Naan M ( M. fogs, 11 (tos#4 tohxtor -o a u a a a -------------------------------4JI Nanh Oronga Jtraa** . 1* G*‘d r ( V>» d$l Waif Caolral Avaowa ............. *..,.T # I G*-a#-3-MO t1HII#atCa)#*l# t i l l u C - i . - i —i M a . -da«5-24*2 i-. X .. l t i kt a r h ■i ' •#R t 'T r .*i i nGA Ask the clerk st the rnuchln# for help — if you need It! mm i n to l# f Ml Bsdtotday I toswdt, Ml ii »6armady A4^*al RseoceCe*p#retie* ■P I K t i m e * « % a r “ " ,p * -V h — R4TKI Ow* U * a lk -i u • I.MI f A K l MAW TO M W t t o t l O f A l l NIAIBT TOWN* For PottntlBl WrilB-fii findW if# Ahtrv# Fol. Atir. P*M kf J. I n M �\ o r . ■ * t- * •• i ■I ~sp fF H ., Oct. 8 1 . lO i? — r a p # 5 franfortt SrralD Nuptials Planned W oman Sanford Garden Club Reveals ^Officers’ 1 Plans For Annual Flower Show Wives A re Mr» K. V. Mi'lrr, L'irarwater. formerly of Sat.lard, annuur.et the engagement if her daughter, Sally Margatet. t< Harold L Rent* lr>, win o ' Mr. ar 'lr* J. hn M. Ilentley, Cltarwa'ei The bride elect w>* torn m San' ford, attending I -cal school* and graduating from Seminole Hign School with the < . . i o! JJ She mnted to Cliarwatrc in 19VJ where »!ie 1* a member o! Ihe First A*tfmbly ol tl.nl. M *. Miller n rmployed by thr ticnrral Telephone Company of Horid* Mr. Itenlley w»» b'.rn in l i t ban. K a n . where rr recened hia education. He t» a member of ihe F.rat .Wembley o! 1.0*1 m Clear­ water, He i* the ow irr of Pmella* tiinsmrnlal Iron VI -k* there, \\ ril.ltng plan* w ii lw anroun red at a later date P l a n are being made for |hr on Nov. IJ and t« b* the Sanford two pound b» si of fcrtrluer annual flower th..w tn l>e held liirdrn Club. The showr will t>e dnnited hy Armour*, ant other tilled "Through Our Gairirn Gale" p tu r i donetrJ by Ram*cy. Rot • ml will depict uenr* that might seller, and the Sanford flower !.s*t week in Winter I’srk the >c .eeu in a garden through the Shop owner * windowpanp. Mr* I. f l.eeper I* gerrrsl ' r r ■ l* hoo. ef i h»rm ami \*ri>'u« cstegoile* In liule Virl ihairm .n fnr the fnrthromtnc | Mmlelldg hrvnnreif the Sanford \ V umn fffccl In Ihe Garden". ' Sha vhi*w. Thu*. Wishing tn make rt* **l Officer* wtve* -ttr* a coffee. >J""v *••* ihr | j ’,vn." thr etxatinna for artl*tir fn wrr atkeiuni.a Davi*. d rector of the When the doorbell ring*, and no­ turr hutbar.d on Hallowe'en ate a »b'r Patch" and 'Morning Dew" rangement entile* ate a. e.| to *>’nml. amt I r e lull, favhion e*>* body » there . . when there* a 'cake made o{ flour, loot and *all Robert l uihlng at Icweler <*hlch thoulil give a wide range (or rail Mr*. I f Rati.n f \ ? m n , nrilirialor, ilemantlriied exrrrt** 4Jenlle lappmg on the window, an I before rrtlrinc Many fruit* and presentr.) an informatlic lecture imaginative mlerprrtatlPna. I“ “ rrarhine* and makeup facilkie* null. and cabbage al*n, weie u»rd u«ert in the fomplete persona! (here not i i<>ul in ujitt . . when » Setting for Ihe rvrnt will be ihr cn Jewelry to nemhr • of Gamma glooming o tu n e offrinl by Ihs tomcat wail* l r d an m l i„recchc« in game* tn dircoter octe t true laAin fr*i j 1 n| Ito n $!f ftt j " *J F r i iwliCi* lil m li (tarn tote. vheol I nev Infivrmrd thn.o pret. Phi. Turtday nigh* at the borne bulldln< *'n '•''lontllle and Yelery , . when the moon'* a mi»ty ent th*t It wi'.l be p-i.*ihle tn have Today'* ob.enance of Hallow ..f M1». G u h. 1 t rile 1ick. He \venuci and hour* will Ive f-om orange and Iherr » a fruity pat­ i-e-i ha* beto-ne a frolicsome lime a -ic--) *hort m urtp f-*r N’gvy ii*e,t • collection *f gem* »>d J J p nr on Nov . li and from | a tern on the window pare . . wnen for children, and for many adiltt* wive* If they wi.h, on Nov I* slonr* llluttratr hi* vtortlv a thollljr figu-e dart* behind i win enj--) the yearly tangle with N|ISS S.M .IA MM I Kit VI.* Davi* tool o ' an Incieaii'ig Included wtlh the flower dl*p .< p.*iK|tr*f out vanoi,* rut*, deugns, Ignarled tree trunk . . then vog goblin* and demon*. Mercy r •• g red for la*hion niixtel* In i e n t r || will be a tea l.v he leireit in » and settings l vo* that Hallowe'en time ha« ha* la k ru o*et from the cold fear J -irida to *ati*l) tho demand fur rm ii.T \ hutine** merllng followed •eparale room from the *how a d rolled around once again of bygone lime* that witchr* *t*ik *lylc *hoin arid trlcildon work with ihr *rlrcli-.n ■f Young Wo­ in another *ef1ion will l«> a r ' n l The United Daughter* ef the .ant rxprravrti a Iwlief that Navy • Hallowe'en i* a tually the eve rd the cmrntrytidr on All Soul* *ale Still antilher feature w, 1 be man of the Yrar ..f ilvtedo. Htnal Cunfede scy will meel «l J p m 0 ' All Hallow* or All hamt* !»•< H r plan* for the ba-mje! to be be d tirele *a'et which will in.hide at the home o* M-* Dvvid i a'.l wive* might be 'nlercvted i'. qua* \vT m r f thr world All Saint* Day. Iif vin . fu. tiicn j kvi uppou-jnliy. •urh thing* a* dned nialetial* (or in hrr honor at Ml Ily mouth Ho well Co ho.iet* n Mrs, A K 'No*. I. t* a d.w of ipecial »erThe*e pie»c -t at ine morn'nr strangemrntl Power J i i a n g r lent Itofsetler, tel on Vo* 1 « . . . complete.!. *'<e» when ill* Church remember* fee varve P Rrubi.kcr.ALU9 he»k« a w| Inave* of •nrc thrra I Mis liarnet White was riiuten 11*11.m e m vaimvat a ■ the faithful Jcpa-ted, rtpcclally Mill*. Ann Jtrjr VJarge Itll!, gardening glove*, plant doltirt, 'laty school, as new sr.rrtaiy ..f thr group Satutda* Mr Hi O r g'eat *air.t*. Many year* ago, Rleitnrr, 1 j ne Sh. ver. Tte Pre.byterian Chureh will Mr* Aified G,,-r former aecre eanuler* vonta.ntng rookies. Ilairh i l k 1, fiv.nl e.allaldr for SI NDAT A l v«! • ;• * *aaa kn-,wn a> All »r.irc Vary froasard. z d Diini- li.'Ug. WAMUNGIU.N ,11*1. Math la tail had resigned •Nwi and plant enntainrr* w ,d ,,4l#llr „ l ’ine rre.t |ta|i!l-t t'hiirth t ha.e a family v ‘gtn -mered dl*lt l* m •tfr Anyone lr* *r<.-*te(| in further Ha.I n * Ira*. Tne old t throned (lower napkins and candy ai.-ng with prire* I- the *tar* lor girl* who a i r keenRefreshment* in a Halloween de lf *% in rivh l-T inn illon . -vul the '.chtwil aod meaning of the word hall. . u n • r, td .*• d Ci.aprl Choir pra.ciif .jp-wr al I r> in llrt. Malcolm “ ilh *>ihrr novrllie* •or wr*r «r,vrd v* the hostess ' inteirvieii :n Hie luhjcit in hl7b age group. a* o noun, it *amt. ,i* tlm • •’««•- *' *" -10 I1 to­ - liiv in o l Park Lakt l're*b>lrrtan the roiiite oiiered mav contact line of the ma n feature* will tie * . -tl The »!*i* arc b,tghte*l for MllMMT ed, the word* w en thurtmed to linger*-** llaptl.t hi.r.b ( «iul anv of lb..*c women wiin a'lv'oJcd the Jui i..r Garilen Club eshi!..'* Church in Orlando will he Ihr lhove wtio follnw up by mtjortng Hallow i K tr and finally lo Hal I h. r p ra ttle - at A *.o p m The Kirriurli'* * 1*Mis*t * will iho coflee. u, 1. 1 It'.' iluerllun of Mis Itvoig <)w iker of the event v in math In r. Urge. g u r ' e r . Torou*b tho year* people P rmcreat baptist '..iiti'Ch H«(* ____________ */vt I'ryor and Ml* IHanton Owen hold it* regular meeting al lhTeaching 1* a g.wat hoice for Daughters >'f WeiU of tire I' ■ t have c-me lo r c . t r d HtU-wt'eri lit. »! S e rv e r at 7.IJ t- m home of Mr* M N. Cleveland, Pure* «tl| lie offered, lurluitmg Winn buying watermelon), tnnk path addict* who Id r to rxplal 1 V»H:odi*t Chu'.h w ueci in *l »« 1 tin-e ol auper ktl'.lon, thinking I 'm en e*t flapti.t Church !uI4HI1 Palm -lio \ *» All inemlw-rt for firm, froth melon* whiefi art WASHING ION - i l l ’ll — Pro of lh? gho*l* and departed ipiflt* lo» *nJ *. o-rth fellowship at S l> Kltlley Hall *.'!• Me* V i*. Ill'* tbit g< t rail) and can easily make are a*ke*l lo atte'wl. *y metrically Duped. They m«y g in up at busies s o »' 7 JO p. ti* tin oiirlvr* undent.>.'d \ mrieorir per clean!, g of sour lamp sha.it I r.f the dead to b . - t u m o r t h , neat I m Ihe KlrCut> e II. 411I of Ihe will mean more light f.nnt the very* front a deep aolld grceen la i.*r can be evpcttr.1 of ( r a r h r t t Market pta r will tk held ■day. Thu*. ( the children at our MONDAY Sanford Grammar s cI .••.t I r \ lamp and l.mgrr life lor the shade will meet at the trhtvol at J 1(1 gray. 'd a y itldom rcalirr the rrligtou* I h M rtlryan Service l i n 'd ef Tne I'l-ornter* **l! r* *101*0 a! tin. clij'.y acrklng wilb vojng pro Tne method of . raping mini Imiioitan.r of the day. knowing tlie Tr»l Mrthodivt Churytl will Ihr Kir*: Methodist * tureh ai I |dr n. m All meniiirr* are iiig.nl to <111! the *1 ade *a ut Vice I’r a iy . \d > a ’ l a , r . ..f Ic ■ h 1 g: long itlrnd. <’Al.lv only the gho-l* and ruulin* now meet at • .V* i>. n». at the home p. m. Vj.ati.v plralufr 0' a«*ociation home ( 1, I*!11r. • l| n11■t *t All W I.UNUMiAY a**(Hlated with thr occasion of Mr* 11. F fan e , 1301 Park Iteciration f„r Au r Ho>* at Plan* have beer, lump.rlfd for V*Ph u la l aid imaginative young Ini.n l u*er*ilv, via The Ran foul Woman * t'|.,b will ] Hallnwp'cn culum *. however. Avr the f ir• t Mrlhidltt i tch a! 3 11 penp . Paii'hmrnt lhatle* Inith gen., Ihe Halloween Dance In be held Uiuel for luriihron at the dull •o bark hefoir in,-* Cnri-tian pia * .viliar, . it*'<» of IIi i ... p. m. No* I at * W p m. in 'he San Tne and |irprr. can he sponged - sponge., ... . , .... or na 4| | j -,0 ,, m ; | rlP „ , || (,e a If inach' o * *nd purnl* • appeal, 6 hick In lh* m y 'lif rite* ol 'lie Kpliropal t h u i . h meet a« follow* v.ui might bil.n your math talent* with a damp . Uh hut„ h\ B ,' *C,h " • lhr general h... ,. . n,.etlng folto«*.| I ’lUidl on lh.- Btllilh lllr* A to *giir. 1 p . i n , wtlh Mi* 1it• tIc and Her! Hc».r*f Avocation by a p.ogram with Mr.. It C t.i a big eca compute, or fiec- he dipp-d in watr, 1*•la.tlc mixed Into the holiday lore ace Ili.ma* \ a u f h n . lot IV. lath Sr. waved shade* a ». tan bo sponged '• • m m . * are oiuionai i’nre< m ,,,*,. |t,|,i, rhairman nf the tf tnif Pram i a.-II*Kiel of Roman harve*i tee- St Mary'*, S p, nr., with .Mr* *nin~Mwill be awsrded. | me Ada Depa.lmenl, in diaige J - u ian week a* a coder of with a d imp loth • Itvall—making today'* Hallowe'en Krnri.,..‘| Turlwtl. 1 . h Actor S' 1 oluelaSt *h nli • ol *dk or rayon * und» from Ihr d»n e will here |trv, y t r ,| Kl• lier will in- the s u n t prxrgi anutirr, for thr •'healn*'* air a hodgepodge of wandering Mark'*, lo a m . with Mr*, lee An orgam/atiunal n -lm r of Can he Wa*betl pr u . l i d the team* *d 'he building fond nf Ihr Klee; Speaker ||o*lr*«r* will be \|iv •apinti. angry goblin*, witchr*, .Moore, u'117 Ada .i* Cl. Ihe f veiling Citric *1 liie lira <• -al dunces withoul ha n an beings and ihe Dimming* a i r till, hed,H-'erve Assuviatiun, Ticket* may f', f- Meriwether, Aftw Joe 1 m Iilack r*t*. lighted torrhei. b.n flea mta mrrting In lh* *ha|o l \ | cth*w|i*l Church w. ■ lirld 0" t« g ndr tin tn f7*nf r* c a r ,,e p i t e h n e d al 'he d >..r or ftvm lev, Mr.. <;■ .,ge Stine. Mi* K, A Math expert a e r 1 *-*!* d lr thi not ghie*l fire*, apple ducking, ard jack o nf the f .r v t Diptirt church at Monday at the home . Mr*, vail l *r a mild detergent w,lh lake ar* member o Lh. group Tbe Vlonfortoll. Mr. John fiea, and f field cbrmli ■ . phyi Vic Itolielln, A « l . GUI K . l«l 'Untcrn*. 7 p. to. f . MiIIi .u r * warm Water ard ‘.her* whip Up I |U blip I* In* ilcil Mr*. M 1 M.-tthmter. I I ...logy, (1 ..l»r), m e u l l u r r / . ( heir luaetlee ut the fir-c HapOfficer* elected at ttie meeting tint* Plunge the shade up and ti«t i liut.h Celert.al at 3 l.t p, chairman, Mr* C. f Wil* aoib-log), p*).l.ulosy an.' 'ICaltil. down in Ihe suds ’ y holding* thr i*P' 'ng* tn ,e*r.«rrb are varied, in.. Cherub at ITS y. m. Iiami, curb.*timer., t :‘ier Craw imirnl. liven befun raining a l.i|v of the frame with one hand |'inerir*t It3 ’’ll Cb-ieh V. Jth f-rd a...I l , -rile Par*c.'*, tfravir* ■leu i f . you ndght get ■ ,..ii a* an If t.nl vpot, f u i . ndr them with frlln.tih.it at it. ft* pnv rr, fl'.'uheth W'yr.n *eere'ary. a *i*,.u.t In a -eveaicb laboratory a soft or.ivh in grnt'r. downward The Kteeu'ive Hoard nf the \ « r n u ftabtvl; If } 1 l ave a ninth hackg-ound. j tlroke* Women of thr I irat I’revbytei an |*|an* were made l«. aili,Ipat. Rlnte hy dipping the shade An actuary appllt* math 10 va Church will meat in We »e»» tn j„ (hf , a „ e r i | | t , ( a«r-.. he held tluU* a*prcls f mtiiran • and to hri*klv In rlear lukewarm svaler Cio.ni at lo a m . . . at Ihe I ir*t 'Irthodl'l l (lurch on penatrm and o'hrr employe I'cnrfit until all the v iap 11 mil The tpr The ivov Seoul* of live fir>t Nov IJ. plan* To ’>e a fully traionl actu cialivt tuggi v|) lutllng with a irst qu Prrtbvtrr ian Church will meet at <lw ays * ’ i ' a i' i i <fUi *r> * .J must I*vt r u h l r*amlna- elrart tcwel unlit water fiom (he whirh u'-.iall) **ke« f.oni shade no |«ng»r dl.pv. Avoid dry r m / ! T h . i'hila'.heai Cla-* of the f o * t ( J 0 0 ( | S t o n U T l * I ’ rilllL* ir>tc in direct tiiu'Ubt: use to rlrr ! ^ i | III r ! • 111 s e n t _ j-rr hkiv !fi i.in * hufrr Mi l in f * trie tan Inttead If >tu wa t ti) pit j o u r math « / # fu-grnd ha* it that The eurtom „ ith Mr, vlL Cultum. :<’> S \ c c ( | O f K ltc IlC IlS of making lighted j-tek *• lanternr K,|, A, r . at 7 C. p ro­ 1 e ‘*,y. j I’i r Howl tio ta g f fm ifil -* are al to arurk In a.'.ounline, you will gue* bark tn Ireland. A *tlngy man t i l « ||iY d a v no >t at rltentral tn kdihen rf laiktr linantial a. It *rt * Vnicrt* V .;! named dark tea* buried fio.n pavroll*, eostv il.irount*. *a*e* L V J Craven hecauve he » m *it.h a Cn»*»Ucr li ■’>’ fl. .ct.ry l- a i r m.ht,i’. raiigei .1 J i h„*t *li i ilelvr Into ninthrina me plana ig ipr lair* miter, and barred from Hade* C'hur.n *.li e* a • i *‘ if '..v* a-'-t formula* and devrl Kitchen r.'fl. ie--ry due nT ;u«f hecaute he had played prartir.l the Won * So ety ol . hr ... |uunt not op . i-w tin . 1,et ate tllei-rcli, al oappen Ihrte days llec..u** of the ll..w d e* y..or k. t.en roinputr >kr* ihe devil. With no pace Service e Tu*l M.'h. p re in.rhr.natlelan* Km*irin many ctrmrid* invol.nl -n a mod tj. , , Jark wa* o.i.demnfd tO Chureh have ar rv. It I*I |n th.* r e .* - .' H I the .......... va. uni- to d.. thi* *o„ nred in n o ki! tier. It rirma .dv careful walk (he earth vviih hit lantern I* * " 1 "leetio: '.'.3 1 m mendallon* of Hie rv (iert»’ J..* trl.rrlilid rotliially and abllilv |o p .inning u „j|| Judt emcn| D*v. by the nronih.a butincit and pio f„r fm, check youi cabinet i|ai* •leal in *i l,a 'ion* If you i- eoiDldcrlng a new Jack o lanlern* w. -e not al g'»"» tn erlini al n C> a m a^am*I Ihe fuUowmg »Unda- i* Write f.,r ■ 1 s Drpartrneot or klteheii. here are a few pointer* ^ i j\« midc ffoni pklflfl I l'> '■ L***! H t fiirtu U| a It! < I .i Imic b.dlrlin . n "Huiploymri.t ,ou if do well lo krrp in mind. . early dav* | n S e t . a idchildren V. l»-> Curie* meel at » a tt. Slate home manigement tprrta'ivt Mpportuhllle* f..r W'omrr. .Mali.. I hr > were pre»i’•led u. a .vllelilcarved them fromlacge turnip*' I’mecrcM llaplHt Uiur.h W -I r. • rrm l irmlnac tp. c . H inatlrian* m l ftalitl.rian* " gan Stale t nlversily b-.rne plancenlurie* ago. .ornanre played t tlencral Meeting at in a cr. -the Nairn, d In.iiiute of V. -,*d The addr**< Women'* llotrao mn,. *p.v, lali*t al a kllclien elinle * part In Halloween, t.*o Youth*I’lnccre i napuil ih u r th Or* K u h n Cibfnel* 1 S 11 ■ 1 . f l a b o i v. iponv hi oil nunlly hy Ihe unlleillty arul maiden* of M nrie Kngland. n tfc llfg .<t J p. m Ml* renter from 24 lo JO .l» * ington 2 ' I* * Subscribe to the an.I Ihe National ln*tlluic of V*.nal ■believed that by paiing anapple In ' SSe Junior k i l.uwvhip o| ittJ o ,,,1,10, 1* a ! IJ to M 1 :i Mathemati. * Sturlcnl Journal I" Kltrhen Cahi.irf*. r t 1,' ba*e cabinet* one |> rce and dr**ppmg Ihe pt.’l I’1'*' l'if*byternn l h n ■t> rent* t r 1 l**ur K.»r Hti*t. wide to V I *ha|ied or an I. sb..|ved kit over Ihr left ihculdn. it w..uld. meet at 3 Jo r :n ami the Jo Nmk tin ie r — 1. mchr* of '■-II the N , no, al ( nitnrd of l r a r * . • • hen 1* Ihe most efficient for a flit m Hie *wrcthe*rlT m.lla!* A t'h o le will meet *1 * v> P m rab.'iei and I* to 7* mrhr* of .*- <- of Matbeniali*. I?>1 Ifith s - right har-vleil peri-m. whut wink* MV, Wathirglon « I) C. g i f ’ w lth ln g lo t lr c a m *.f h r r fu from r-glit lo left, appliance) an I cabinet*. sink 1.irfa.es In eilher of tlieve tilth*-*, from *1 t t 71 I' hr* .1 arrangement* should be placrnl in pending upon Hie *. e of ihr ftrm Hus irqueriff refrlgrralor — nuv * tenler — *ink — work *Uffa*e — Halloween ha* nflen been ri' *>. IT«lhe»_harigir,g ituragr rear work *ur(are wall oven WASHINGTON —1I P I 1 — Know *i»tr*J »« a holiday H n rlly J.tr r ihe ba.k door, but not nccr»*tnlv Mr and Mr* Hay- Thoma* an range planning renter. iiour .-< the birth of a ion Alien Imnifiiie . . . I h r fnnt.nMIc what lo do when a jhi*r r failuie youngater*. however, adult I. In the kltrhen propei. In a kllcnrn In a eorndor type arrangement [rau*e* the home l i r c / r r to ttop* lion* on thi* madrap iteration ran with a washer and dryer t i e r Ralph, lorn IK lob, r gS, in Sr in uvokitiyf iie rfrinirance nf ni.tlr Memorial Mo-pltal. The f...: . the »rjuence on one wall should The Agriculture Department be the highlight of Ihe year. alto thould be cabinet* ab.i.r Inete weichrvl It puunrls. the n* f in e u l o i i i t * a t t h i s The midnight »nack for Hit* par , lie rrfilgrfator — ml* renter give* there tip* on h«w to keep rlramlprirv n ' - avr Mr and Mr range oven Dn Ihe other wall; ly ra n tie ju*l M d'ffere. * a* appliance*. IV iiney • Inw |irice. F in * food from *poiltrg lh* .Mtfhrfan S ala *p. w J| M« ri a n t Mr* R 1 work *urfa-e link — work *urDon! open the frreier door un'<h» entlum r* o f ) our guett. I be hiifh-Kniiyitiiirilr*n nteel our UPf"jj” meal e . ie r t offered the e arld 'tnnal . . . . Ih-mia* *H of Sanford. 'tee planning renter In a rind PUifpril r-PM h e u t ln if r rr ar. v t r>_^ _ (DeT-Mush ' f" r ,n" ,n'u'" « t » ) • ■ kilthrn where all erjulpment l» Reha Stags* 0 v the ln*ide tempeiature It brings honor. P m u d r .tnrage at the i-unf of against one wall thi* scipferwr I* Cnjijier I'lfn! IroltiMils. Try tn find out bow long Ihe Toast Wilcbr* Rill li villi I II I I II A VM■* use and mr.*t of It withi- the irrommendrd refngrtalor urn electricity will he off In tbe area. In gruuml In-ef. grated onion *ra “easy N f.u YORK 11 P I » — D n * enter — work surfarr ..rh ' aie.i Have *d|uat range — somng* an*l mushroom p:c*> If m t f for 1 few h o r n , food will up baktrl yarns by duffing Ihe-n Try ll ao-rn It'll be a its db) able thelie* In wall *abmeti Pro wrlli rhubarb To *nrv* ft pcr*n. v. work surface •R..t rpo.l. food in a fj'l (rerrer vide di*h itniagr Ixilh at the left l vuallv thr dt.hwather It licit generally does not th»w for two nf your* nf the sink and tn the dim. g ’lake fi mrdium-xred vam* In J -’1 plaied to the Irft of Ihe sink f v rn Ifref.Mushroom I oast Wilt he* day). In a freer* r only half full, area See that there I* open *toi di grre oven 1 hour Remove ya • if you're Irft handed, you may - a* 1 pound ground href the final snoul.l keep well foe one age within easy rv-Ti for arln . < from vhrlta, math and eombir.r do many homemaker* adluit I tablespoon crated oni-n day. The largrr the f n r a e r , tne mo»t often u in t Have *lorage at with I 11 p-nindI parlcagr fiolen 1-jiflly to working right handed in I te a .p jc n rail •better the miulilloi -huliarh. tliainril and liiaweit, aid the range area fm serving ihahrs Ihe kitchen. '» 1ea>po* -i pepper . Rrfore an emergency an*e*. In a* well a* for a few conking uten 1 table.poonl ea.h of lirown * II ran 14 ounce* 1 murhroo 1 rate the nearest place tn get dry •llr. Jl is an rxecllrr.t plan lo gar a -.<1 mellrd butter *vr m arga­ piece*, dralne.l 0 - e Saw a Ml-pound itrunk Into rine fill yam diell* witb tnitio.e have bin vintage in the uu\ n to sis, r* Vienna bread emil rr p'.rr** and set them on ..nd hake I.A to 20 minutes ter ant in the range « r ) Rutter ‘eardhoard on top of tbe l.nnl Do Tna*t bread idee* on on* tide nut tinr.il the ire with hate hind* • Pul a small pencil under the lid Bolter Untoatted *ide tombine 'to alia* J*» from the lee tn n - ground beef, onion tali, pepper rtp t jnd m rxhroomv Spread *>eef ttr arrange »ilh a local frter mushroom mixture j k. it . rr.ch * r plan locked plant to transfer 1thick over unloaded • dr of bread Dot wtlh bullet■ P the lied Ihere in emergency. To »lh»v ................ '' larr *rr ".carry frorrn food from one freerer urder h m ilrr about J incur* from to another, pul crurnr'*'! news Ihe heat ami hroll until h—wi-ed, ^ i i p e r i around the parkages and A lo 10 minute* Y'lehl 10 landwlehe*. pa-k them in eardhoard htises. i C h u rc h C alendar Honored Lai k JjD£ol fcvswiA Qatmh fotoWi Clean Lamp Shade Adds Life. Light Fleet Reserve Dance Planned HERTZ F AKv 2 - 7l’A7li-T2Aim3 Officers Klcctcd At l-’irst Meeting HERTZ PENNEYlS .A < FOUN DERS DAY \ you always gel ^ wM-. H '}’f» IMun Kor riiul New Kitflu'ii J f rom every dollar you spend al P enney’s! (Jet 7-Pieee Set! Copper Clad StaiulesH Slcel New Feature! g , -----------d iffer Freezer Tips When Power Kails [k*cf Toast Witches i?or Halloween Meal $ 2 o ° » BIRTHS PENNEY-REVERE COOKWARE! :M ORESJMNGSfl -HEAR- CONGRESSMAN A. SYDNEY Herlong SATURDAY THE TURF and PADDOCK CLUB NOV. I, I!»5R Now Open Under Mnnacemenl of Thoe. (Mae) .Mrlnnl* Sunday Dinnern l p.m. to 6 p.m. Family Part leu Welcomed S p.m. !• 12 p.m, B:5.* I1. M. Cork la 11 l.ounKt Open Sundaya 1 p.m. Til W ESH-TV CHANNEL — 2 Hn Daily Focklail Ilnur 5 p.m. tn 7 p.m. 1 On Your O ut a n d Y ule. F I RST F E D E R A L SAVINGS Dine On Our Beautiful Patio Specializing In All Fine Food.s AL SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY C aM tlbrnr. Florida f,« Eaat Off IIwy. 17-92 At SeminoU tiled. Will ftp rn k Duly A* A Otizen to Oct AND L O A N A S S O C I A TI O N Dividend Current IIK.KI.KCT HERLONG TO CONGRESS Pd. Adv. Hy A. Sydney Hrrlonir, Jr.. Camp, i ’rcna. SWEATERS OF FINE IMPORTED CASHMERE 8 .9 9 to 1 2 .9 9 Kvery classic, chemise, dressmaker style la fullfashiuned! Fammia sweat­ er mills created them. Den­ ney's offers them at *|i«cial savinfs! FULL-FASHIONED SHEERS! COMPARE! QUALITY 15DENIER NYLON SPECIAL <Oils- at IVr.nev's such | ktfectly tailored full-fash* loned sheers at this rock* bottom low! 1&.drtiler ennnlruct Inn pivea d re s s . up sheerness plus wear. Draniatic dark scums, * 3 I pairs .17 ' <• «» *J * tk If �t - f h t . Get n im Iff Vasfgrl |rrtH S eminoles W het Hook, Hone To Catch 'Cudas Vandy And Tula no Gators Hope To 'Out-Defense' Auburn Join Hobgoblins By JAMES C. WAITERS GAINESVILLE, FU. <UPI) _ Those 40.000 fans who ar# expect­ ing to sea a c-sservative, low*coring, tigttly-played game be­ tween the 5autheatteni Confer­ ence'# top 'defeniive teams hert Saturday may be in far a turp riw . Dixie apert* writers and football obverrers have S»#n reeling copy off their typewriter* about the defeniiv# might! of Flortda and Au­ burn. predictirg that the winner wEl b# th# or# who a t o m first and th*n lock the git# on It# opponent They talk ef Auburn’s heft) professional-type line which has rellnquiihcd trmsrd at Lh# imall r a te of P I S jarda per game. They point to Flarida’a front wall which haa given up 1IT yards per game, but only O I yardi on the ground. Al) in ail, the outlook la for a 60-minute auipe-ieful bore-crack­ ing dtfem ive battle w«>i *U the cheer* reltased en on- or two goalllne touchdown plunges But it aia’l recesvarily so. FlorLla Coajh Bob Woodruff, who learned the tricka of the trade from Tc-..-.#**ee Athletic Director Gen. Boo Neyland, ard Auburn'* Ralph Jordan have been putting their vjsada through some aenou* offenaive aenmmagea which they hop* will era-k their reipectivc opporent’i defetuea B**Ji men want vktrriea badly, and Jordan would like a decisive win to booit the Piiinsmen’i nst o n a l ranking. And both teami have the horse* to turn the gsme into a wide-pen leoro feet. Woodruff *lready h a t indicated he hav ion-.e o ffe n u r; tricks up hi* t'eave f rr Aubum which Flor­ ida best *0-9 la their last me#.ing in 1M6. Incidentally, that wj« th# laat time the F!ainam*n last a gam e. The mild - mannered Woodruff • aid he wat working to to h e th* problem raoit team* have against A ubum — “ making a first down, much leia a tooehdowm " With crapy Jimmy Dunn the G ators’ 1U-pound quarterback at the helm. Florida D capable of throwing a wide variety of p a l l ­ United Pre*« InternsUoaii the Greeniei take on Ttia* Tack, Sou the nt« rs Conference entrie* la^ k O rsaja Bowl where Tulare ,- d Vanderbilt venture out J*3* cv tr iat0 amor.f the tpooka and witchei to- f*0* 5*F I*®** •** tighten up Saturday. And taright in search of btcrseciKOil th# Commodores tangle with the football victories. ■* Miami Hurricane*. The piivkin Halloween partiei The reit of the SEC schedule With thr# it dangling fro as attack and greatly Improved de­ Fresh from upaot wi.-.i over Fort rill be in New Orleans where richt’i ( t m c i could be looked Oh M r * pal# of Ita wigwam. th* fensive lino, th* Semlaol#* ihoald Myers and Winter Park, the Semi­ upon as merely a prelude ta m e of the Saturday night affairs: Tht B uford Seminole* tonight i t t t oat have the 1 U m a id ii firmly in nole# har# exhibited their grow• climactic meeting nf Louiilara f#g New S n m i In q j « t of in- tow. Tonight'* game ooald Mttd Lnv mnfider.ee in drill# thta w««k State aad Miisisiipp!, they ef the t O i r , whleh would h# k i third Coaeh Jim Plgotl aatd Q tr.tr tli« Sanford tquad a giant stride perfect records. taereetful invae'ot it m a r terriTbS other sa m e under the ' tbti along th* rood to th# Orange Bolt back Cecil Dandridg# had locked U rr "plenty sharp'* in praetiee. HU Saturday is In Lexinstcn bet»ren Boasting * B»w-found running Conference erowr. paaair.f always 1a a threat. The the Kentucky Wildcat* and the little field general baa developed Miialivippi State Maroom. The the option pi iy into the Seminole a* fact that neither team has any chief threat. Given a uttit room, prtat caps# to be proud of its Dandrtdfe tin'! a bit reluctant to BRUNSWICK. Maine IU P I> - current record should make this dash down the sidelines. Adam Walih, the former Notre an interettirf one alls. The option play alio keept the Dame Ail America who resiined The afternoon meetinj of Florida opponent#' defe'te loos*. tasking Thursday rich! at B wdoin Col- and Auburn if a prudpe match betoc-m for the up-the-middl# bursts lefv football coach, may return to | tw##-n two defensive powers, and Only mart w#*kt of bow)- ■.lace by • »c«tt margin of i* of Fullback Hirold Sterne and Half- hia alma mater a* head coarh. it i rives the Ttser* a chance to re £aln wrae of the itature toil In tag r t w ’*' In th'* b»lf of th# game. They h it# 2U t ? won. 15 baeki It- Riirer and Verson w*« rap<rted today. Kirk. laval «©uree* aaid there wai a that tie sam e with Georgia '?■ a —'1 '*'wlt<-# »ck'di>,». ind 1^2 1-it. Thtj fto u r I Reuralllat Most im prniive hai been th* “ xcod deal i f unrer * amont f*rh. t **s (-^ *e |#t #f"w * win.* I And r»on La -1c ta ** i*J alot with develonrent of a eoupl.* of bulky Irish alumni tr. rorard ta the Alabama and Georjia, both a#-'# f'**s r10 w ,l IS- Bobaon Spottief fVodi linemen, Kelly Lake and Neely coachln* rec-rd of Terry Bren- ■abea«l * aurpriairx amount of T * r ----- ♦ *»-la th# fir* half hat won IS and boat 21. and WU- Roaa In David Stanley, the Serai- nan, currently the Notre D a m e | mid aeaaon muacl#. muare off at colei had an all-ORC g u tt- at lot mentor. [ Tweiiooia. The Crtnaon Tide w De*. • and atari* again with ian-Ma!»r Furr-itur# Co. .nd liart of the leaion The rrraalnder The reports laid alumni were » ‘t t i thi* one badly for leinf on . |h# t«*r# team* and iponaort on Wade'a. are tied one# mor* for of the forward wall, howrver. wia particular!) disturbed over Notre the homecomins cake. Ian. S. M*tt of tht t#ami will re- Jie last alot with 14 wir.t ar.d 22 inexperienced. Dame'i “poor" teaions recently C ;.rria Tech and Tenreuee r a S Becv*r#*d but replacements Stanley carrird m oit of the de- and their relatively below r *r will b# join* s p i r i t tw v rr» *et j*** each. fenfire burden in the early jiraei showir.; this season. They have ed nembera of th# Atlantic C ent - wtU be »**d#d for th# f#w w 't Rsrjmi'Jat A Anderaoa tned un- A* a rerun, opposing baeki at­ Treat two taraei, to Army and Coefertsce. th* Vola playir.t holt adfl tear# th# I«*d « after the .1 tee iaet frame waa -cll-d to tempted iteer -■—. clear — of — Sta.o ---- ...... to ........ .. Purdue and have beer, prevted to to Nofh Carolina ard the Yellow fl it half enda. to p the Perfeetloniiti, hat hv) to ley'* itrnrxhnld Now. I^ke. Don wta In leveral other fa mat. Jackets flyinc to Durham tiT the Perf-rt'on Dairies still V.ad> the Walih. who captained and cen annual »et-J» with Puke. bow to the team which wouldn't bo C-.rter, P.eii and Charlie P-ojan flit with I f * won and 11 V I ’ost. The leriuuv practice wai over '.rred Notrs Dame’* famoul beaten. Tha Dalriea racked op 'lit make thl« M*ht) unpopular P***■*#• a'*M taw A. B. C Gar* "Four Horsemen." had been h**d Pday, and oriy wam up drills coach a* Bowdoir. for 15 yeara **■* Kheduici. U fa 5*rrl-» ellnb Into is.-ord He lervcd from I9T3 to IJt3 a r . d ------------------------then left to accept a line coach spot In South Bend, Later he rt Baltimore. Md. <UPI) —The A. U. C- Gartarv took dial. turned to Buwdoin. Baltimore ColU have ailed waiv­ ail four polnla f rw , Wilaon MaThe Barracudas have a bettar i^ In 1945, Walih m igr.ed at No- ers ^on punter Dirk Horn. He ivier'a. ned W a ' t ’e Market took all team than their seaann'a record in­ tre Dam# to take over a* , raxed only 34 yardi on 19 purta four fiatr Rjbton'l. dicates. The «4 deadlock with De of the Cleveland Rami, ieadir.r this season. Including a weak 31.5 Alberta Shaw bowled *he hiyV I.ar.d lait week wai indicative of the National Football League club nritr.it Wathlngton !*<t Sunday. e r scratch came, 'to ind tr-*k the type club New Smyrna can to its Brat league title in that Th# lanferd Naval Air Bta- h i l l handicap ho-t-a with 204 field on any fiver- night. year. In 1944 the Rami moved A#a*» varsity h#«k*tball team will pins. Marias Adairt put tocether Coach Pig ti ha* warned hit to Lei An(eles ar.d took second NEW YORK <UP1) - Barney rta-t praetiee V*ndav la prepara- a 1M-IU-1C for the high leriei, •quad not to be overconfident The place. The ST-ytar old former star re­ Eremenko of the New York JourBarracudas will be at home, ipcilt-3"m U i - **r - T -th# !*•» #» MiiKi, accord- 442 scratch, and 514 bar^tesp. Splits were p u l i d up by Donra Ing for an up*et. Too, they itiU turned to Bowikiin the following r.alAmcriran h a i been elected roach WU Beyer, have aharp te#th The main offen- year and has remained there un­ chairman of th# New York chap­ : 4tea* with this report came F #nch, WHO, Tannie Eberle, th# live threat la Lynn Wright, fleet* til now. Hia resignation becomes ter of the P i i e b a l l Writers Aisoci* 5 7, P e l f / Turaall. J-T. Pat Foeannouncement by Coach Beym ter, the 5-10 and Fat TetW makln* fooled aenlor halfback. dko>anno' effeetive Dec. 31. a'Jon of America. NEW YORK (LTD _ The 19V2 that thr-ueh the rammer a l. - w the F I. Only turkey of the even indoor track teaion will open with toeifero-re had been formed, the Ing wai roll* 1 by Alberta Shaw, the K-.ight* of Columbus games Florida Inter-Service Basketball who started __ _ tha came wttb thrr# at Boitor, Jan. IT, it wai an­ nounced today by the National Next Tuesday will divide who Amateur Athletic Union. Mav art, Orlando AFB, Patrick m and 'h# or!/i-atnr ef th* will remain on t-p, a t A. B. C. and Billy Brewer appear to make i four victories against one tie—al! By NORMAN MIU.F.R a or, NA ' Banferd. The 1ea*ue takes on Pirfectior, Wade’a will Minisilppi the better passing j »re favored, but by widely varyUnited Pres* IntcrnaUnoal ^famea will be bated an a home-p’ty Rournlllat A Anderson, and team, tnit LRU boait* a superior leg margin* BOUTON (UPD — Matchmaker ta d I .me type aerie v, which wtil Rnbaon will roll axalnat WiliouI o u tn a n a State and M:nlliippi. "grind 'em down" running gsm# la w a F a v o re d Johnny Buckley aaid Tueaday Maler. reenlt la u d . U^am playinp an two of the perfect record xlanta because of halfbacks Billy Can­ Iowa, ranked tops in the nation th a t Jo# Dl Nueci of Newton. d e b t cam* eonfervrta achedale. of college football, cUah Saturday non and Johnny Robinson, ard and hungry for * Rose Bowl hid, Mata.. wL” meet Chico Vcjar of the ferula, eenferenc# IJvU's is picked by eight at h o m e Stamford. Conn., in a 10 * tound nlgM to determir* which ihall go fullback Tommy Davit tie. tha “Black Raiders* Michigan; bout at Boston Garden Nov. 27. tine makes up in »peed far what agamtt b*l»agu<red Li , addeJ U ♦heir ichedule home on and challenge other power* It lacks In weight, compared to second-ranked A m y i« picked by De Nuerl haa won 16 itraight. I l f home raaaea with each formlike Iowa. A rov, Ohi> State aruj the Rebrli. 32 pointi over Co'fatr it West Mable fo-e M the Dnheiefty of w A s n r v n T o r ( U ? n — Tbr Auhwrn for the -latior.a! chamSooner# O srr Colorado Feint. N \ ; th:rl-r*r.ked Ohio Florida Frvthmen, Fte.von Col•Fathlneton Srnaiort have trad 'd plooshtp. State is ux over .Nnrthwcvtem ai Aiviher perfect record and l» r. JV t, and Or-anda Junior inficldcr Oivle Alvares to ihe likely howl berth ir e at itako a t ! Evanaton, III , and fourth ranked IJiU. renktd ffU’ in Ihe nation Collerr amor* othert: ai well ai belnr Invit'd to the FaHcV AFB Cleveland Indiana in exchanse for by the Ur.;t#d Prrsa Intcrnatiot.*l lUmlder, Colo, where undefeated Auburn w vs six ever FJctWa Invitational Toumamrn I Dec. 9- former bi)mii player J. W. Porter. Board of Coaehei i* a ila-point and untied Colorado take* on aev- Gainesville, Fla. Th* No. 1 interaectional battle ' enth ranked Oklahoma in a Big Alvares, a cood defensive man, |S and tho RivtH Naval Dlitrict favorite to b#*t lixth-ranked ole E i g h t Conference ahowdown. of th# day* finds Notre Dame a hit only . » • for the Senators last To"-—- —-r.t In Fthruary. Mia* In thi* heralded “ meetlr' of AB of the Naral Air Station! season. Porter batted .100 while th# unbeaten" at Bator B»i*e. Coach Bud Wllkinaon’a men are three-point favorite over ?*avy at favored hy seven. The wmnrt un­ Baltimore. Md. In the game to home ramee »H1 k# pl*F»d at playing first bate, the outfield and La. Both have 6 0 n r o n l s doubtedly will he the conference b# leiev'sed nationally by NBC, th# Orlando AFB rym In Orlan­ also catching. He received a W . Thia gam* has t » o other im­ do. Tho public la Invitad to attand 000 bonus from the Chicago White portant facet* betide the high ns- representative in the Orange Mticonstn la picked by au points Bowl. over Michigan State at East Lan­ Sox In 1M1. tho game* free of chargetkmal ranking and preservation The team occupying the top sing, Mich Roth have ilim Bote a spotlris record. The --inner ll four ranking*—all with record* of B>wl h*-p*i. a good bet to go on to the Southf tite rn Conference championihip 1 and fall heir L> a berth In the i Sugar Bowl New Y ear’s Da) Quarterback* Bobby Franklin Brennan On Skids? Reports Say Walsh May Coach Irish S andspur Bowling Nears Mid-Point Colts Ask Waivers Air Station Cagers r.-s ’y Tor Practice Chairman Elected ing. pitebout. revars# and keeper playa at Auburn * touted defense. And n e h *p**dr non-ier.loei ai Don Deal, Jon MacBeth. Rutieil Dllte, Doug Plrtin and B o b b y Green bav# matured into a team of brnk-aw ay runrera that eould give Aubum a fit. G^ the other hand. Jordan hta on# of the beat ball carrieri in th# SEC in Tommy Lorino, 1S5pousd aenlor halfback who hai close to a six-yard average per Grid Attendace Climbs, In South, Drops In East By FRED DOWN NEW YOPJC (UP!) - College football attendance is up J (9 per cent nationally and Is on the in­ crease in every section of the country except the Fast and the Midland*. A l Tniled Press tn'.ernat«on»l mid season i v m y of 111 colleges which have played a total of 322 game* disclosed today that 7S((.105 spectators h*v* jammed a u ­ dit across the country. Th'j ii an average of 21,471 per game at a 2 (9 per cent increai# over 1557 when to u l attendance w ai l.oiS,OS at a corresponding stage of the aeaton. The Rocky Mountain area and the South show the largest inC .tatei and the Midlands th# biggest drcreaie. Rocky Moun­ tain attendance, helped primarily by th# Air Force Academy. Brig­ ham Yeung and Wyoming, ha* in­ crease 2171 per cent while th# South's attendance it up 6 7* per cent. Atterdanre In the Midland* t» down 6*1 per cent due mostly to a I'-.OOO drop experienced by the University of Missouri. Attendance haa increased 6 2 per eent on th# Pacific Coast, 313 per cent in the Southwest and it even up alightly 0 27 per cent) in the Midwest where »* h out gam ti are commonplace. Th# Midwest, of course, retains i v *e-t]«r§! !esd*/ih!p with an a - .e j| agr attendance of 33,591 for w games with no lesa than eirht c-dleges averaging more than 54.000 per gvme. Th# East'# attendarre it dvam 133 per cent with only 12 of 2D ec Hwgct repcHirg ga.nt. The two individual h-ad-ri er# Ohio Stat«. averse n r S.’ .OOO p»r gam#, and Michiaio ai«ra;-lng 77,SCO Pittsburgh leads the East: Coorgi* Tech. Misrai a r ) L r a . s J ana State top the South; Okla­ homa is undisputed leader In the Midlands. Colorsdo tops the Rockier: Rke. Southern Metbv dUt snd Texas are th# Soatlv west leader* and Ci'.ifornia ia topi on the Welt Coait. KEROSENE 18c Smokclcv* - Odorless IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION ISc Cor. 13th A Park {aturrlav Morning Special *1 oo '-riALlOH , To Open Season OFF (Os* 25c O F F on Kacli Q t.) A ny th* Stn^g Odds Say Bengals To Take O le Miss £ run. And with quarterback Lloyd Nix'a palling talent, th* Platr.ia t n have s i potent an ctfer.ie *# any te rm in th# cor.ferea'e. So. whil# those 40.500 fans Jr rtorida Field ar# watching tiM line play of two of the toughen defenaive teami Jn the country .Saturday, It wouldn't b# * bwd idea to be on th* lookout foaome r a n l e d a i t l # bwckf.e’d play. Including two or three long • dis­ tance touchdowns. f e iis a a z . Bout Scheduled 10% DISCOUNT Alvarez, Porter Traded Bv Teams Florida l u m b e r t ON BRUSHES Sat Morning Only FA 2-0300 320 M itplf at 5th Democrats We nominated able people in our September General Insurance NOW WE MUST ELEC T THEM H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE JAMES GUT FA 2-1451 JAMES B. GUT Amim . _ DAY & NIGHT P A N E LR A Y HEATING • • N O hot e#ril«cs NO apodal dooct ■ee*«Mi7 • NO testf a •*F#t»g)vo i o e t * T h e ft— «t ty p e of w i n t e r comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. W 2 R *-f«rd A t *. ^A 2-5281 Get oat and Vote Next Tw day Nov, 4. FSU Will Start Vo'-Beoting Team TALLAHASSEF. (UPI> - The lame Florida State llnlvervity itartlng lineup which helped <le feat Tenntsice iaat week will open againsf Tampa here Satur­ day. Coach Tom Nugent picked #rwla J‘#t# Firming and Tony Romrr.e tacklei Boh Swo*tc.w»kl and J< hn Spivey, guards Al Ulmer and Jerry Graham and c«nter Bo Davit to open on the line. In the hackfield. Vie Ptinii will ita rt al quarterback. B-bby B*cm and Jack Eapenahlp at the halfback ports and Fred Tlckard at full. The Semlnoles poliahe-' up their ificr.se and pats defame In a drittllng rain Thursday. Rain 1i predicted for the game Salurd*v V O T E t o p r w w r r a P t o r t d a 'a O o w a o c n l k ewat o m a a n d t o u d ttk m n VO TE t o a a f e r a a r d FVm ida'a p o w i t k n a a a p o w e r f a l H t a a o c r a Wc H<ale. V O T E t o c o n l l n a e p r o g r e o a l v c l e n d m h l p In F lo r i d a . V O T E f o r t h e D e m o c r a t i c n o m i a * # # ah ovsa h e r o . E a c h ta a m a n o f p r o v e n leswitewdsip, ahM ity a n d t a l i f r i t y . Mach h a a a aawwd rpcyvnl o f achiev em en t. CbaiLoblc Soonin nice residential locations 3 Bedroom Homes K ltehra Eqolppod On Ook Shaded I>ot VenetUa Bliiub Lifetime Terraxio Ploora Clly f ir e A Police Protection— Low Inaurance lUtee Sanford Electric Co. *, s e B lt a e m a k & i CONSTRUCTION CO, Ine. BU 3 *■ W* S ttk flls «4 M j f t i e Primary FA I4 1 M 116 Magnolia Ave. SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-1542 �“1 Fri., Oct. 31, 1953—Page 7 3b» Aairfarft fr r tll Jtt Engine S«ts k Fire To Building I Democrats Predict They'll Gain Eight Senate S eats By RAYMOND LAHR WASHINGTON tUPI) - Dem»cratlc campaign manager* ap­ peared conrlnced today they will Kitn at Icaat eight U. S. Senate aeats in next Tuesday* election and h a te an even chance or betU r to gain eight others. They atuck to their forecasts despite the intensive camipigning by Preiident Eisenhower and Vice President Richard *t Nixon in behalf of Rrpt'bliia;. candidates. While admitting the GOP leaden may b ate stirred up Re­ publican workers — which could could mean a larger GOP turn­ out at the polls nett Tuesday— Democratic spokesmen refused to concede any change in the out­ look. Eisenhower returned Tuesday night after a two-day campaign trip into West Virginia. Pennsyl­ vania ar.d New York In which ibere are critical raras for four Senate seats and two governor­ ship*. He will make his final Washington W indow t y LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON tL’Pi) -W h e n the returns from neat Tuesday's election are in. there is likely to be a lot of Republican talk but r o action about Rig luibor'e campaign spending, lion Section 301. although a pert Hartley Vet prohibited unions, banks and co-porations from mak­ ing contributions or expenditure* ir- (unuection with a itderal electi-i. Section 301. although • part of tlie act. actually was ar amendment to n long standing *Utu'r. the Coirupt Practice* Act cf 1907. Roth labor and corporations, however, are spending in this campaign with ernsiderabie free­ dom and liberality, the sums be­ ing reported and on record in the office of the clerk of th* House of Representatives. If thla seems to reflect a confused Situation tn which the known facts seem fuel, to contradict the other, that it correct TTiere i* a confuted situa­ tion which came about like this: J e t t Of l.aw The hottest, fasten and most auccetiful labor challenge to the Taft • Hartley Act was directed agalnat Section 301. Malcolm C. Moot, who it now one of Presi­ dent Elsenhower'* tprech writers, explains the events leading up to the current confusion In a book, **A Grammar of American Poll, tics," which Mona wrote jointly with Wilfred E. Binkley. Key word In the controversy ov­ e r Section 301, Moot relatei, was the word "expenditurea." The sec­ tion forbade both expenditures and contributions. Mo*’I continued: "The Inclusion of this word ex­ penditures), according to union a r ­ guments. not only forbtde making contribution* but it actually pro­ hibited making any expenditure! v hatevrr. tinder thit interpreta­ tion union apokeamtn argue 1 that the n e i a hiring of a hall to dis­ cus* politic*, buying radio time to broadcast political views, print Ing or circulating a newspaper with a political opinion, ,-.u cir­ culating hanulillla were all barred by Iht word 'expenditure*.’ " tVna by t ’nloa On au:b grounds CIO Piesidentl Phillip Murray moved immediate­ ly after the law was enacted to test the constitutionality of Sec­ tion 304. Murray used union money to publish In The CIO News support of a candidate in a Maryland apeciat congressional election. The CIO candidate wan. The Justice Department obtained a grand ,ury indictment of Mur­ ray and the CIO. A U. S district court in March 5MI declared the expenditures part of Section 301 to be uncon­ stitutional and the Supreme Court affirmed that ruling the following June. The suit against Murray and the C I O was dismissed. Neither court, however, passed on the larger question which Moos says was at fellows; "Can labor unions contribute funds directly to • political cam­ p aig n '" FSU Has Beauties, Bands, Banquets TALLAHASSEE (LTD - Beau lies, bands and banquets set the stage today for a weekend of colorful festivities at Florida Slate University'* homecoming celebra­ tion. Two beauty qucer.t Instead of the usual onr will U> crowned. For the firat time there will bo a Mrs. FSU, elt-cted by wives of undent*. This year she is Mrs. Joy Gauvin of Fort Walton Reach, wife of sophomore pre-med stu­ dent Dale Gauvin. The 30 year-old lovely has * three year-old daugh­ ter, Dawn. The homecoming queer, se­ lected by the student electlun Tuesday, will be announced at the annual Pow Wow tonight at Dtiak Campbell Stadium. She was ctelre df ae Plrtaoi om fivetaninrdiu aointO lie tao She was selected from five finalists: J.iyve Combs, U. Hia­ leah; Nan Chamberlain, l<, Look­ out Mountain, Term.; Wtllnj Cope­ land. 19, llruntwick, Ga ; Pat Ferguson. 2i>, Hampton, V* . and Arielous Johnson, 20, lavkc Worth. Legal Notice 1> m i ; ( I I U I I T i t i t N T o r T i l l ; M * T M J1 i »i « i %i. t i m i i i r i * t i n i <>h « i : H t M i i . r . i i i i t r v . r u m * n * t i \ « l i t M l l l t M l. a * j * r o .V W A T I ». K I T T I U . l X J E . I N C . • F l o r i d * r o r 0 i»r*llf»n. r n in it r r . F t a i Hook I . f a A # I * . Put*! in I t ##fsr '4% o f li* rr»Itjo 1l• * « « n t», F lo r id a , an d reco rd ed »n »li* f it M l i- It* ■ •e*r 'I • of D u - « • t 'o u n t ) , F lo r id a . In F ia t flu n k A . f a t # l i T r A r t ,%•#; I , t i n ! 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In tk a T o w n Bw* A r ia J L u a d a a lit • f Claw l*prm*#, arrordln* m lM 9 *\r C la r p t J F flu khsreeg M MMfiw S campaign address Friday night over a national radio and televi­ sion hookup from Baltimore, Md Would Set Record If Democrat* maintain or en­ large their he'd on Congress thu fall, the President would have to face the proipect of the oppo»i lion party controlling Congress for six of hn tight years as President—a record of modern presidents. After a 30 hour rest Nixon heads west (gain tonight for stops In Iowa. Kansas, Montana ar.d Washington stale before flyleg to the loont-v-bc new atat* of Alaska for the w*«k<nd. With aome differing assess ments. Democrat leadsra sound confident they will win Senate seats now h**!d hy Republicans in California, ’omecticut, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia They a r t counting both seats in West Virginia, the only state electing two senaton nett Tuesday. The Democrats already have wrested ore seat festn the GOP in the rariie* Maine elec lion. Afier iheae eight states Demo­ crats figure their chances art t little belter then even to win GOP Senate seats in New York and Ylinnesou and about even in New Jersey, Ariaon*, Nevada, Maryland and Utah. Make No Forecast* Democrat* now hold a 41 to 47 edge In iht Senile. They etpect to reelect all the 11 incumbents they have running this y e tr. The celebrats-su .uficially began at to a m with dedication of the campus radio station. Classes were dismissed at noon to allow time for' tha preparation uf floats for th* homecoming parade .hrough the streets of T a l la h it'ie Some !0 colorful Coats have been entered in the judging. President Robert M. St roller and guest* will lead the parade and will thbbbbb ffffffffffffetaa ami will be followed by the march­ ing chiefs snd the school cheer­ leaders. Tonight's activities include the homecoming banqviet snd th* Pow Wow, where the homecoming queen will be feted snd crowned. Saturday's festivities open with an alumni breakfast, alumni buslness meeting and a dedication of the new men’i gym. Later, alumni will attend a barbecue foltowed by the football game between the Semir.ote< and the University of Tamp* at 7 3C p m. The weekend tloses Saturday night with in* homecoming dance at the men'* gym. Deaths l-OSDON (U l'Ii-O ntish Mv»tlit Rose Mitauley died rhursdax i t the ag* of 77. NEW YORK (UPI)— Alexander D. Grusset, 39. a member of lb* firm of Gruiiet and Dunlap, b-«k publishers, died Thursday after an extended lllne.i, PRINCETON. N. J tU P It— Radellffe Heermsnee, 74, the firat director of admission *; Prince­ ton University, died Wedneidsy of a heart attack. KEY WEST. Fla. ( U P I M A j*t angina beak* loose from a tost mount Tburediy. banged against two bulldtnp and tot one ea fire. Fleur men differed minor (Mur­ iel. but helped put out Ihe Era. CepL R. O. Green, commafder, etumated danaga at more -4han ISO 000 *t the Boca Chic a Nival Air Station. Th* engine, removes from a Demon jot. was being rua «p kn a routine test. It tore loose from ita moorings, kit a crash (Back housing Ore equipment, to n e d over a fire engine end slammed into a hangar, which bu*et Into flames. Tha engine stopped when It ran Whila talking about chances of staging upsets. Republican load­ ers have shied away from spe­ cific fore,-1 »t» about unseating Democratic senators in tho Nov. 4 contest fnr control of Congress. Eisenhower plugged in Sew York City Tuesday for election of Nelson Rockefeller Republican making a hid for the governor­ ship. snd of Rep. Kenneth It. Kasting. GOP nominee for sena­ tor from New Tork. H« appealed to Democrats and independents to luppott Republi­ can candidates and said his party was for soundly progressive and not "hysterical. . . self seeking" government, out of fuel. Ban On Films Sought Physicist Explains Radiation To Class On Hass Feeding Ulray Clark, health physicist technician with the Florida State Hoard of Health, was g.icv* speaker l.v tha clast in mnergency ma*s mealing tlsia week. Clack, whose job is protaeiiog people from radiation, explained fallout and bow it occur*. He am {-basiled tha peacetime u*et of atomic energy and Ihe fart thil accidents do orcut ir its trainpotation and uie. thu* cans ng radioactive contamination He ex­ plained to th* class bow f*vod sup plies and rocking facilities and equipment could be de.-onUminat ed He also discussed ihe use of protective clothing in contaminat­ ed areas and the Jercmtaminatron of personnel. Clark atreaied Ihe lark »( radia­ tion detection instruments and equlpmtnt. Ha demonstrated the use of such equipment. Members of the c lan then used inslrumrnU to detect the preicnrc of radioaelire materials A native Floridian, he is a grail uate of th* Univarsity of Florida Before Joining th* State Board of Health h« had been aitociatrd with Atomic F.nergy Commission at Oak Rhlge, Tern, and the Sav annah Riv*r II Bomh Plant at AWen, 8. C. Th* clast in disaster feeding is part of the m service training of Seminole County school lunch per­ sonnel and It held in cooperation with the Seminole County Red Cross and Ciril Defense Program, NOIUTI Olit \M )0 A1*1*11 \( TS III fifi t KOWUS Hu Rriitul oxxoningr of North Orlan(K-, Central !’i*>t'iiln*n ttovvcnl cm . ittt.urtcil Ittig’i'<rovviis of Sumlav niglit-si'iTx to vlew* the bcautil .' MtoiU'l Ivumt'n tm iIhrU v. A S.infonl niim wan listctl h* tin* jir.n official purihaxe*' »’f ,>£ ihit.xt* Ri*wly-l‘K'nt«'tl North Urlnmli Monies. I.hiikwimh! Typhoon Kills Two MANILA (U P D -T y p h o o n Lorna skirt.xi th* central Philippine* Wednesday, leanr.T two dead and crippled rommuniealiona in *oviNh ern Luson. Killer ILeads Possee To Bodies O f Two tin.j tlie pwrrhrsl hones i« through a d - m s t m e n t s they had SAN* DIEGO t till. t U P I ' - i . - n fessrd killer II. vc> M-ru» G at- m u in e d n f M rs R .ld g c io r d w hom placed asking for work. Glatmaa, i.lA tn fh n , »n a s - m m ic t. met an atnalcos photographer, was man, 90, r j -I] t 1■> 1c I a | n r , r t v c lu b , p u ­ captui.d Monday night when a c f p o !lccr.-.cn t ,_ h s t ' l r i c n th ro u g h * lane li c » a .d H i » ) j - i lo t l ' i r la tilrsrit ntra l» ■- - i t u u i i i - f l .o l e r t d p a it <f * ,o w t b c lie v r ,! he- highway patrol car happened tn drive h r at hr tiiol and a llg h tly of his thirr women vt tim«. lo n g in g lo h e r. wounded a j ; year-old rimdrl he Tlie remain, f.-una tn ttn* unin T h e tlii-d v I n l l m attractive was atlri. ping l-> u p , , juvll.-f h*lute,i rarth-i ik.- va'ley >t t n him J r model .' .,lv Ann Du 19 . said nf Anra State Park almul M i was twlirvrd i>) ha>. been i.-.md T,ie ino-iel, tavrraine \ iglt, told noitbrast of here vvete those r( l x . I it c c e m b . i An u n u le m fied -hr .nM Glatnian Monday attractive m-nti-l Ituils Rita Mer­ Ii. mI) found near Indio. C a l f , Ill- lu ll in la-* Angeles when he answered cado. 21. missing since last July, le t her d r a n tfiUon. her *dvr'U*rmrn! for work as a and Mrs. Shlr'ev Ann Rrl.lgeforri Raped at Gunpoint J t . molhi-r :*■' children, miss­ G I a lm a n t o ll p o lic e h e p l*> r-l a m.ulr' She said he tried to ra,>a her at the point of a gun but the ing Since Iasi Mu h. , .vt a n d m ouse g a m e *>t ro p in g b it gun went ..tf, a bullet glaring her v ic liis ia at H ie p o lt,| o f a g un , leg, at uffu rrt drove hy, f rig th em to s u b m it to being I ale >d I*itore l<h togiaphr.l in th e n u d r and Glali.ts-s ar-•' ha kept the atth e n c o ld b lo o d e d ly s 'rs n g lm g l-actlvr Miv. Mestsda captive for t h r .o v v h llr I h r v lio l'rv e tt they nearly 24 u.Mis, taping her sevw e re soon to lu* re le a s e d . rial times dining the night of V ila t m a n , wh-v h a . a I'-ng p riso n July 2J at h r las \ngrlet hum* ir>l * 'n l l * i v . J t . i d e n c r . fo r .m ailruent lie liu.k nude photos rn b h e rv * io l s e x o f f e n s e s In im lh of her a td finally killed her. • H O P tM S H» M k i l l \ N H . J O S E S N e w k m k an d s o lo s a d o , la id a ll "I (at ed her tn lie down soma A . J . Co -xkeey, s p o n s o r fo r t h * H ir e r m u r d c s lo o k p la c e d a r.n g • N O B O T M IR where In San Diego Cctinly, tied ju n io r r i a l , lia s an n .-u n ri-d th a t a p r t io d of * lit t le m o re 1 1 1 * i a her ni kies with one end of the the annual niagarin* aisbsrtsptiun y e a r . • N O M IS S x* long 'itr-f.tot sash tord and tnuiM y • :n<i. . Hr laid hr it.i't Ric two lll-lc > w t.pps ,1 He temalning rnpe r i a - l is lsi.d e. . . at m>l her ne- k fmm liehind," he M il. C h i ' >« r . '.ilila r k i r rd said fiosss T v ii i a w h e re si-.- v im .- I h e r ' t h e n I *ii-. glcd her, she did­ su n -in -la w a r - l o a .- g h t r r , M> nod n’t s.iffrr m. h. I really didn't M is , D a m ! J ->> H .r ... i .•ant t.s t II f«n. She wax tne ona d a u g h t r s , lain. I i . j I - I w .' l i h e r. I re*ll. ' ,cd R.,1 »hc eujld hive A l l S u n d a y v r h j .i l a -I t r a In g KNOJvYILLE, Teni, >l'*l u n .u l. u f f i c r i s o f t h r h u » " R a p - Tlie a n im a ls a r e light ir.g h a ik in identified sue * t is t c h u r c h m et la s t r i g h t f - r « r a . | Teiinevser h iin t in g g io m d * . MURNAU, GERMANY i til tp la n m i.r -r tn iti. Tel lien National t o r t. N O —Specialist hour Os, nr Ri> Mrs. K a l'u .n l i e , 1‘ast " ... , | | kYa'ikei If xea* ■■. 1 ant, 30, son of Mrs Freddie II. v iin d e e -n * .its : ' tl <Ir a , • w ,!d I t j . r v T h a i»dav I'b r -in ,x ant, Sanford, hla , recentR c o m ­ M e m o ria l It >>pi!a!. M* r .d a y , i* lunip.it mie and is,i il bark to­ L I- IX T I H i: III l.v ( jl A U K IK D C A N D ID A T E S pleted the five-week demolition., re p o rte d ilo lo g n ic e l , w a r d h im mines and booby traps c o u rse at M r s . W . K . C l o n u , I T A h e a lt h W a lk e r firrd a', th e gjilopli g the Army European Engineer nrd c h a ir m a n , asslslrd I- Mrs J o h n nance Srlmol in Murnau, German*.' Lundy end M r * . J ) Rn- *h <, (soar, b u t mivxmi T h e -irlmal i O N G R K 8 M U N A I. ftperiiRst Bryant was taught tui ron.Jucie.1 eyete.t* c *’ »cln»,d b o w le d h im n v s r , . ad ! « H itc h e s R p rS la ix i | a . w ris re q u ire d to c to s r tu d . I nr L nilr.l Male* ytenalur place, icmove and f u r var.oul th is W e r t . HOLLAND w o u n sls eaplosive charges. Roy M a s k ill. . * -Hr. s -on p’, I. II j '.in k e r was after Rrgatsrly stationed in n*d Kn who h a t not l,,**n h lu n d a f-.r I n r I t r p i r v r n l a l i i r in 4 m g r - s i squirrels I ear N -rrls l.ake when A. Sydney " smgrn with ' nmpany K of thr 14th m an y y r a r s , ic r * - n t l) - . i d h i* I iflh I iiui<rt4 iunai Dittrirt I n a l -. ,ll\ a four (ik t wing IIKIt L O N G . Jr. Armored Cavalry, he entei.-<t Hie s u t e r , M r* . I .u i iv it -wts an d tpirad l" d low-. ,i I I.-* M IL Army In September 19A<) end serv­ o th e r r e la t iv e s h e ,* DEM Ic u c d its ta l- .'is lx h is a t n .. I nr Railina.l anti Public I ’tilill** H IS s I t n ' t i l t IN G ed a tmjr of duty in Korea before Wilbur C. Ii. k ill t h aw k i nmiiiis.lnner ______ Group Nn. f T ile II. irdii I I *m,DING arriving in Europe last July. In | . , i*v g-ip. Mr was treated a t th # h o m e Bryant is a 19U graduate of tan- tio n club m et re c e n t MA I L for pun.tair wnunlv. o f M rs W kk | ) coin High School I or liailrnad arul Puhlie I Kittles Mm M I II ( iimmi.«liini-r__________ s.ioea No. 9 Oviedo News Animals Declare War On Hunters N/ews O f Men In Service VOTE STRAIGH T Navy Pilot Dies In Crash Of Jet WASHINGTON tU P I) — Joseph TAMPA ( I ’PII - A Navy yet A. Ror*. 31, veteran war corre­ burned tn the sponded for Ibe International crashed and New* Service, died Wrdr.e*d*y ef swampy woodland some !I mile, aouth of here Thursday r.ight.) a brain hemorrhage. killing th* pilot. The plane, an h9E. Had Lkrn LoS ANGELES (IIPI) - Mil. Carrie Estelie Imbenv, U. widow off with two other plane* 'mm of multimillionair, oil developer nearby MarDill Air Force M»»c Edward L. Doheny, died Thurs­ and * s i headed for Ita h<mr bate at Cecil Kiel.! In J a r . win day following a heart attack. till* when th* crash occurred The pilot-* body was found n ear the wreckage with hsv patarbute trailing behind him. Officials said the plane apparently era .Ned before he could eject himself GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (til'll The victim's identity was . —City Commissioner Robert H. held pending notification of nr it Blandford euggeited today that of kin. Ihe city pat up a special street ltgn for "wise guys to turn to t h n r heart's delight " Rlandford made Uve suggestion after City Engineer Cecil L Srm mors said it takes a special WASHINGTON (UPI) - r ). e crew moil of Monday lo correct tu rn aignt that have been Army has railed for 11,000 draf­ turned a round to confuse th* pub­ t e d in December, the same as in th# praetors* three months lic. Rlandford said the ideal ipot The new rail will bring t-i 2. for • special sign would b* at 1M.430 the total number of mm the intersection of Crescent aad drafted tsnee the draft * n r»O ttaw a-right la front of peliea tir e d after the start of the Ko­ headquarters. rean War, The entire December levy will be inducted betaeen Doe. 1 and Dec. I so none nf the draftee* will hare to report for Induction immediately prior tn Christmas. d u e le d a c l a s . r i . t i t h d " l l o ir.g l . - l f . , r t h r F a m il y T h e h o s te ls seive< | c o D r e u ' ' l CU|i c a k e * Its s u p p lt m r r .t th e i i n i l w i c n e i b ro u g h t hv e» i m em Iw r A tte n d in g a rsi I re n ts. Mu Lynn M in . Mr A n n ie L . C a lle r . 'It ’ R U rt I,,. M e t D l r t r i r k . M .-v k ki and M rs . I l o w a i i l H u n t rnisacola i'hosen \ 1 1.4. tl * ( n u n r il w ,H Asks Funds Release JACKSONVILLE I UPI I - The preiident of th* National ti<oli#n ad Hem* Builders aays hn treup has askad the preaient for an immediate release nf 420 mil lien dollars foe th* Federal NsUeoal Mortiai* Assn Nel* G. Sevtrin of San Diego. Calif., Mid Centres* hat authonMd A e M i y tor special a inst­ ance la Ike purchase • / various A m e rit hold its 19a* lonveidiori *1 I'eniaciit* the n l th e S u p re m e D EM O CR A TIC C o u rt ____ _____ (.roup Nn. I___________ .iLDIt IAI For Jualirr »f thr buprenvt Court T h e co u rn si. w h lc n rro lesl its : i v hen H in t I v ,u n i I'-o I-* D a' 1 > h*dd the n e x t m e v ltu g *1 I'enia.i.la, rather than O r la n d o Rot's . d i r t Had lo u g h t l.rnii|i So 2___________ J U D IC IA L lie Judgr Ilf I hr District l null of Appeal c o i v rt-t- in JUDICIAL lo r I ir c u lt J u d g r . N in th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it Group Nn. I_____________ J ( U H 'IA l. DEM Rnerr A. BAKER I nr l ir.uit Judge. Ninih Judicial Circuit Group No. 2_____________ J u d icia l For Circuit Judgr, Ninth Judirlal iTreuii (■roup bo. .1_____________ J IIH il.M . l o r C l r r u l l J u d g r . N m ih J u d ic ia l Croup Nit. I DEM kV. A. P.ITTWIIAI.I, C ir c u it _________ JUDICIAL 11,000 Face Call In December Draft Retarded Children Group Organizing IL D Ii IA L 1 nr J u x lir r LAKI i AND i u r n — l h« f l " -h ta Official Suggests Sign For Turning An effort ie being made hv par­ ents of mentally retarxied children of pre-iehool age to organise In thl* area. Purpose of tka group wilt be discussion af mutual prablams and to affard children supervised play activity. D a m , In th* formative stage, ar* for neekly meeting* te b , held a t Uit Chriatian Alliant* church. Interested persons may contact Mrs. E. VanPeh, Lock Arber, FAS-A7M. or Mr*. J . E. Maxxnall, 404 Maple n e t , F A > # U . RONN, Germany will if) to halt th* showing sf wartime anti* Naii films in Ihe United Slate* and Canada, Foreign Minister H e i n r i c h you Brent* d o '-Mid Wednesdsy. He told a questioner tn Parliament that diplomatic of­ ficial* wuuld tike whatever atop* -veu- possible la have such film* Junked. A Parliament member vaidnthr films were being shown because they were so old tfteir rent* were extremely low. ■ f o r Circuit Judge. M ull* Ju d icial C ircu it ______ Group \ u . 3_____________ DEM Voile A. WILLIAMS, Jr. D EM Tor WK> THAT’S Ol'R BUSINESS M em b er. I l o u . r o f R c p r e i r a i a l J t r l Se m in o le C o u n ty _________________ Mack N. CLEV ELA N D . leg isla tiv e for Mrnihrr Ilou.r of ltrprr*rntall**g S r m ln o lr I.et un help ><ixi with jo u r litnumnce proMemn. .Stop In. end *talk with us «t any time willtoui obliKfltiun t o you. S o u n ly _________________ ^ ^ D E A ^ WilaotL K T 'v n f R CO U N TV fur J»v DEM Gordon \*. rRBDERJfW County Judga T o I 'S 'T V f o r County CumuilsaiDurf Distrirt No. 2 H eprcncnllux A m erican l ire A: ( nxunlly l ' COUNTY fo r David W. G A TTH EI DEM' , Varnoo XV. • D U N '- C o u n tv f o m m ii s is n a r D ls ls lr t N o . I ___________ toU N T k' Bob Crumley, a™™ fo r For JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ATLANTIC BANK BLDG. FA 2 03T5 M 'n v h rr H oard n f I'u M ie D is t r ic t N o . I n l ln s r l lo o t_____ CO U N TY M em b er B o a rd o f T u M Ic la a t r a c t ie o D is t r ic t V o . I _________________ DEM * John f ! R R T M ljE ^ ^ 1- r. COUNTY fo r M e m b e r B o a rd o f P o b U c I s M n c t U * lllt it ic t N e. I S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y D E M O B X B C U T lV B _______ _______ 0 0 N M I1 T IC A R . B . B n A h n a * — C h a lt fM # �• * B H e r it m 3 5 ' 1 r *1 . !I \r !| Sanford Grocers Attend Meeting T 1 F • Two Sanford lupcrm atket own rr*, Joseph ( k ill of Tip Top, and Charlr* V. Atkinion of Foodmart, n turned Wednesday from the three-day state ronvmlion of the Kelill Gn'Crri Altociallnn of Flor­ ida, held this year at Clearwater. The Florida Itetall Ownvd tirorers, Ine. (K. It. O. G I. « i i hovt for this year'* gathering An e«tb mated J.MO grocers and their wlvea attrrdrd the meet, with mmt tettlnni hrld at Clearwater'* Ft. Ita n iu m Hotel. Them* of lh* meeting on* *TJet- j - 1 ■ . i» S ' 1 ■ i 1 «tF w t * ter MerchandMng" mer Relationl.,, and *Cuato- Not So Delicious BOSTON —*UPIy— Dellraclei featured at thl* year'* botton Fo«d Show Included fried grasshopper*, fried silk worm*, fried bumblebee* and roaitrd ralerpillari. Polite officer* In Phoenix, Arlr now w eir name plate* at a reg­ ular part of their uniform. ? TODAY & SATURDAY OPEN 12: IS OKI MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE. P M R U S H AT t C IM A RRO N •JOHN WAYNE and Kikn Ando, new Jnimncac star. nrc i ro­ mantically mnnticallvr teamed in John Hu*; llunioti’n oil's “The Hartinriun Hnrliarb and the Geisha," the CinemaScopc, lie Luxe Color attraction which benine •Sunday at (lie Hit* Theatre. The Twentieth Century-Fox film dramatizes the nxcitin*r adventure* of the first American envoy to Japan. SSa& /WSS-.SCOI!MICT a • • * « * 1 * •* « * -*.a*»<U FEATURE: I T ! • l:0fl -6 :4 7 - 9 :5 1 ALSO ~ John Wayne Sfars In Picture At Ritz John Hutton'* “The Harharian and Uie Geisha," the story of Townsrnd H aim , firit United Clalei diplomatic rtpresentstivi to Japan, will have lit gala pre14^* darting Sunday at the lilt* ycatre, It wav snnounecd today. Starring John Wayne a t the man Who optned lh* Far East to thr Wattem world, 'T h e Harharian Sad,, the G ruha'' introduce* a beautiful new J a p a n n e itar, Kiko Ando, a* the geitha who wa* In­ troduced Into thr llarrii houichold, first to tpy on him and later o r ­ dered to kill him. _liliagei.e Frenke prndurrd (hit •dvrnlure drama for Twentieth Ceotury-Foi. which wa* filmed nn location In Kyoto, cultural raptirl a t Japan, and alto d a r t Sain Jeff* • n d thr International Mir, .**> ^ l a hit long search for a Jaua neie aclm * to pity opponte Wayne. . .Huilnn laH that aN » r ■11 he w it looking In* a woman With *Tl,e quality of mystery." ‘ She must l»e »omeone whose fhararter wr rannm read until her artloni unfold It for u»," he add­ ed. Japan vrat "the forbidden rmpirq" in Tnwnst-ad llarriv' day lllifl) in || it undertiandabj* that Um celebrated riiicetor SJUghl a *M who could represent this era aflwrllvely. After Interviewing and looking a t dim footege »*f m e r tM women and actually toting more than Ju af them, Huston icttled on Flko Governor Requests Grand Jury Probe 01 Sheriff's Race TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov Ando, a Zi-yrar-nld Japan*** showgirl, who strangely rm>ugh was innocent of any previous act* ing experience. but »h« hr felt best typified the i|iialitlr« necr*• ary to the telling of the ilnry Mitt Andn waa born in Mamliu tia «f Japanese patent' and with them and a younger brother w»i repatriated to Japan after World War It Hrr family had been rich and w»* now reduced to poverty, but the e»perienre provided hrr with a tatting funilneu for \ inrri cam 'The Ituitiati* (occupying Man­ churia) took everything from the conquered people," shi tayi, ••hut the Amrnran* tiled to help them to continue hying," Prince Takes Tour Of Disaster Site M'HiNiiii'i.t.. n s t u r n — worker* searching f..r ihe „ m|nr„ M,„ r. ,) „ |0g in a raved In roa1 .nine plana-d to take a precious tew p'umrt.** off today In thow a royal visitor around lh* atrne of the disaster Prince Philip, who lias been stilling 'n Ottawa, said h* would cut ihert hi* *tay In thr i«[> at and fly by Jot airliner In Spri ig hill l»day to *Sri* t.ie (“'.head and to 'ala to survivals in tbr liospi tat. lie plat.i:rd to leave tonight for III* flight hark In tai.i'l T bnc team* of re.cu* special lit* rontlnued Imlay the iia irh *»r the miulng miner*, but hope* n( finding any mote tuivivnr* were »llm. The Cumberland ltaii».«> ami Coal Co li»l*il 22 known dead out of a total of III men who were In Ihe mine when the earthquake like "hump" ranted the rave in. A total of M men had hern ret curd. To'Bov Foilin' ha* rrcnmmended a grand jury Investigation lido (ha tampaign tactic* of a randldate for thcrifl • f Pinellas County. put Collin* slid Ihe Investiga­ tion should rome after the Nov. 4 election to which Fontlahle Douglas A. Roilcnliaugh of Me delra Hraih will try to unseat Sheilff I>on (irnung. Csllir.l ir f u t r l lludenbaugh a He detector tr»t to prose wheihrr fca or Genurg It trtling the truth Shout alleged Improper arli'lttr' in the county Jail. II* labeled Jt.-knlmughl aillnnv as "irrr ayyoimlile and Indefentlble pnlittcal ' maneusr'in* ' Bodrnhaugtt a 'a rd permission to (tie a be delector at thr ilnlvenity «d Florida "In ordrr that- the people might know the truth." He laid it l* etsenllal thr truth be tetolvnl lie fore eleciun day In view of *rriou* a IU-gatjyns alfccting law rnfnr.r mod Collin* said a local grand yur> Should completely Investigate Ihe r*aftrr the election and bung .guilty parly to Juitke. A group uf prisoner* in tbr could) jail bad charged that a “ planl" waa put In the Jail to tiy to incite a not. They blamed it on loeal politic*. The convict* eald Chatlrt R. Fault id St. Petersburg, awaiting trial on * charge id unarmed robber), rfffared them cash ami cisutl favoia to stage a riot to bring adverse publicity to S brnll Firming and ' help defeat him. i j . Brynes Take First U f Local Gymkhana H u t place In the r»IIy eum mkhana sponsored by the Semtie Spoil* Car Club Ovt. 34 at S tim u li Arrport wa* taken by II W. Byrne and D. Byine driving , * Morris Minor. John Joweit and John Brook* ' finished second In a Ja guar, fob ' lowed by J. Msulnrn and John >‘ MacDonald alto driving a Ja ru a r. •i Awards for this event will be *;presented to the winner* at the . Nor. I) meeting to be held at • • t the Turf Club In Caaiel- R H r ■-ft; FEATURE: 2:26 • r.:I:* - 8:«n HALLOWEEN - .MIDNIGHT SHOW — TONIGHT DOORS OPEN 11:30 c u X < ITWILLSCARETHEIIVINCM OUTOFYOU1 ---------t 8 e z W MONSTER m 7h\ i I E •1 IIIIING A FRIEND — DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SEE THIS SHOW ALONE. STAUTS SUNDAY JOHN H U S T O N 'S UNPARALLELED AOVENTURE _ _ 4 'V 'O F T H E OPENINQ OF THE FAR E A S T ' 1 i M *3 If i a I i:A I t RE: l:<m Thank You... C E N T R A L FLORIDA For pour snthutiaitic approval ol the furnished modal home*, preientod loti Sundoy, at North Orlando . . , Central Florldo'i newnt city. S 2 •J Tl e grand opening ol North Orlando Home* a ttr a c t e d more t h a n lie th o u s a n d home inte ie i te d spectator*. The H on­ or Roll ol th e first 60 home purchaser* will soon be polled In the sole* a l i k e . un u iu o l in­ te re st th sw n d u rin g Ihe spec­ ta cu la r opening, W in te r Fork Lend Co., exclusive lolcs e g r n ts for N o rth Orlando Hornet, a n n o u n c ed Ihe model home* will be open lor p ub­ lic inspection, every evening this week until 9 o.m. lecauia af t h a NORTH ORLANDO HOMES *t »lh Oil**S* . , • Out* H i Hl(hw*y JT-tl, la in fa n •« L * a f• a « 4 -O ii*4 a ■*. • HUM | ,H .e * w J i * i # M i m E g ’I ILbl'ITT ' •— -V- Nil dj I* «|.»r 1 2 - • d iisre WINTER P A R K LAND CO., Exclusive Salts Agsnts Sole* Office On Property OPEN ’TIL S P.M. Phone TE 1 4401 / : sv-vu T C v . s ' ~ro l £ * 0 » 0 r t NCKNWrO y - J W _^ ■ W ■ •| • ^ vrfKw* A•VW C A V T u C T CM *. ■rK jr" ' t h i m u N S m s c T b o v u -j i« t ^ w a o v v a msi E M *< E ,v-- --- : ^ » ty | ^ ^ | �“1 Start Counting # # # # CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— LOST AND FOUND J - F o n BENT 2A -RO OM A BOARD 2—BEACH RENTALS 4—WANTED TO RENT 4—REAL ESTATE TOR *ALE 4—FARMS . ACREAGE GROVES t—r e a l e s t a t e w a n t e d 9—MISCELLANEOUS 9-FI.OYYER* . PLANTS su m ns 1 4 - O H I C E Kajt IPMF.NT 11— AUTOMOBILES . TRAILERS 12—BOATS A MOTORS I l- F A I I M SUPPLIES A MACHINERY l l - P E T R . LIVESTOCK . SUPPLIES 14—ARTICLES WANTED 1A—PLACES TO EAT 17—IIEAUTT PARLORS l l - F E M A L E HELP WANTED IB—MALE HELP WANTED 2A-MALF. o r FBMALB 11— WORK WANTED 22—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 22— BPEClAl BKR'TCES 24—PIAXO SERVICES 14A-BUILDLN’G CONTRACTORS 12— ELECTRICAL C O M B ACTORS tft-A—BUILDING, RtPAIRS. 33-B RLTLDING SIPPLIFJ* 2 A—INSURANCE 17—NOTICE • PERSONALS •JU.ART1LLES l u l l SALE 19— K I B M T I K E A HOLSCHOLD Dollars 2—FOR RENT By a- Selling Things You REAL ESTATE FOR SALB 2 bedroom. 1 bath, floor furnace, Net* 2 bedroom houae, terrarro floor*, large earporte and utltlalttr tin . claif to achoola tv room. Woo down or util take FA 2 7241 building tot* at down payment. Newly decorat'd 2 bedroom h-use Thone FA 1TJ7I._____________ kitchen equipped. IT3 a month LEASE— 1000 ft. frontage—indus­ fa 2 :rs: trial <>r rommrrrlal. tut hittay 1 room apartment furmthed. tT-t'2 faring I ak* Monroe, Sanford, "'rite 39 Get*, 007 Park Adult* only. 1400 Park Ate, S Ate. Sanford J room frame houte on large lot eomr’etety furniahed H»y IT 92 RAYM OND M. HAM . I mi!» m r th of 5t. John* bridle REALTOR A INSUROR Phone FA 2 J » Third SI A Park Avenue. South Y'atl ( all Rail FOR RENT: Furn'ilievt !t room, Phone F \ 2 9411 I bedroom »p»:tmrnt. 101* Elm kve. Ci!| FA 2 9S7* room hou*e. a'tle fan, lloor furFurriihrd room T v liable* narr. near Ichool* 110 000 Uctt *0t Magnolia. FA 2*)7JO doom, Large o«k FA 2 0*70. Ha.-helnr apartment, ground flaor 313 IV m rttn A'C 5 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Hn«m unfurnished apartment Apply apt. 2. 2013 Sanford Ave 2 Mre dr.-n furnished I brdionm house Large living room, rom plete kitrbrn, /rent and nark • framed porchc* Call at 332* S Sanfoid Ate. Adii!1* only. Ulorldt llonm - 1 room furnlthed u|t’!*tr* apart, ment Light* and water f:-nl*h erl 593 30 per month 107 Lu.-uit Ave 1 \ 2 1123. P.H.A, — $28000 2 bedroom home, kitrh<*n furnithvd Available Nntrmber l*t. 'dull*, r a i l FA 2 7«» 2 n»dr«ytm homo, kitchen equip"e l 434 Rota!.a Dr.. ITS per m« Call T W. Mero, Hr. ker FA 2 2411 Hen room ■ (Include* t'loalns) $8280 .00 only $57.50 monthly * Block* Wet*. Of French Avenue en JWt1! Street, MODEL OPEN DAILY HOME A 1 r<v.m f<imi*hed anartment AAA OVIEDO SECTION FARM—3 r o o m dwelling— t Adult. 11.A \ , .l»*mlne Ave acre* eai-eption*! farm land— A Nicely furmthed garage apart • u tahle for vegetable*—nurarry # men! Light*, hot A cold wate—flower* — on highway — In Ovirilo. Ua th $7300 to lettle furnlthed 121* Magnolia. ettalr — Phone — Ft) 3 32*1 — LOST—Oct. 2*. 2 alrand pear! Eurnithed apartment clean ami Tharl L. Ungo Realtor — neeklare. vleinity 9th. A Oak d o te In. no children. JimmyOtledo. Fla Reward, FA 2-4461. Sentimental Cowan. Phone FA 2-40IJ. value. • in Real Ettate Nicely furnlthed room in private For the Heit flu* S E E A HAKKEY C U L L E N i - H i k kIM home 409 W. 20th St. 3Y. A. Cagle, Jr, Svleaman Trailer and aparimenl, adulli, no 2 nlrely furniahed bedroom* v ith 110 N Park Ave I1i r i 5 5J9t pet*. I 1 2 mile* W. Firat Street private bath. Adulti. 1*12 San­ M R G L lit) ME • I hlk. N. on Rlteivi'tv Ave. ford Ave. F A 2 jaw BKl.t. er TH Vnp FA 21147. Apartment—I room* A hath. I*t, Large 3 bedroom , t i n Die bath homr wilt arerpt your equity In For rent' 2 bedroom hou*o n i floor at iHteen on new Knutr • mailer home in trade (dicated 413 Available Nov. lit I’ho-g Highland Park, kttchrn equ>pjw I, 1700 Masnoila. floor furnace, call FA 2 2421 b« fa RtlllERI A. WILLIAMS. Realtor fore t 00 ;>. m. ur FA 2 2l’9*i a! Tn» i* a gur«t p a n to the Rite Rarmnnd I undaaHt. Ataoe. te r 2:00 p. m. Theatre foi Margie Goodipeed. FA 2-2931 Atlantfr R*tk Bldg Exp. ilatr Nov. 7, 'IS Eor Sale by nwrnri. J bedtoom. J r«om offl.-e building for rent «n 2 Itath house with many at* * UIKIIIllV I'llIM ItVIVII*1' F it neb Phone FA 2 1362. trait i r feature*. 2ww lioquoit l oOar • nd V* virtu. «t I-' ,< (>!• Vl.vof of ••'* FA 2 3379. " Venter*. rioria. I ■ ■ 2 c!c*n apartment* newly painted. One 912.30. *11 Park Ave. Ixit* for *a!e, lorat^J n rntlev \V. of Sanford. Ph. E A • *.2*') Sleeping room, private famlli Ph. ’ - f • • , n l «-|lv i '..........•' t m U.IOuo FA 2 7304 fa-ay ing Sanford. Will •acrttice • f o f tu . of "rrr* • • • ’• , equity, you Uk< up 427. monthly Xalit #l*eil*n •'•It ’ 'V*. * IVEl.AK.A » I’Alt I MI7NTS room* ■he c*'v Hall •" •*'* < ■'* “L - !": payment* 2 bedroom CR borne, rrivate bath*. 114 W. Fir*t St. fora, rtnrld* <* ronfonuO vin tea screened porch, earporte. .utility law* and or4te*nc** ” ' » " nr '5 •tertian* wow lw tore* In .1 bnlronm horn, with Florida mom. corner lot See between 7 4 9 any evening, tut Coun­ '" Th. noil. « ill *■* "i-«n ai * roopy. Urge kitchen lurtiUhril -•.lock A vt r.a.t.ro Wia-da.jl with eteelile ftoye, refrigerator try Club Circle, nff W 2mh St Ttm*. a-d —>it el".« at •■*• ° arwl »pare heater. Thone I* at. on aai-9 «tat. B 1 year old 2 bdrm home Electric r i li*r*b» • i>.binI J*m»* R r! 1 FA 2-4220. tad n - j d A_ r.lm * r * ' Cr V ' kitchen. )alou*lr window*, til. a-d Mr. 1. T r>»«* 'ira. v »b*th. utllltv room, large brlek Rnun'HM, M«. Balp? V ft 2 bedroom garage apartm"-! furniihrd. Adult*. 103 E. 13th batbecur and planter. Landf e ? r: * f t ? ; 8-.n*i'r*m a". » aped ground Full puce 9*.9<V). fn, T vvV vrV a1 I 2 liedfrvom lurniihed home availAVtll arrange term*. EA 2 3*17 lias* ivtr#uni« **t able m ill March IS 973 m -.th. r«r *f « M* jaartfetr l J '"r • FA 2 f ill BUNGALOW ld». »nd ha' • ' ,h\-!tJ tail the Jr-t Oar Octet'" f 2 bedroom unfurnlihed linu*e, 2 Bedroom home witht-r wa king distance of town Kitchan equip electric kitchen. 97n 00 nior th , *KA,MKnt.r w m t n v r r t prd. dining room, haidwood v« M ,v" of *h. r* 'v r \ 2u s i i.f aai.fard. Ftait'la floor* and full basement. • omA TTraT rdetrly irde. orated PRICED 3 room furnished apartment, it N « » " r •4,3*0. Immediate p«--»e»»ion. CHv C U r W ________________ r i o t . In. 9*0.00 monthly. Ill Term* available. Eatl Ith Street. Phone FA 2-4292 lfc r u t VTV Jl nor.'* I nl ItT. •r.Mi* 1 r. t ot vtv . ri.oB iitv. MORI! EOR YOUIl 9IONE3 or FA 2 374*. r.vrv i r. o r AkAKHU.* ROW Ip . r , a„ d Furnished apartment, 29l'k W. l»t. WII II I N walking distance of diiwntuwn, ich'xd* and churches; VOTIt i: T.. . "tJH'AOH* 3 till Albesio* siding. 2 Mory 3— HE At. ESTATE FOM SVI.i S ! A i a i f ,-....r v . . : » r ; * w . " i W f t v ho-ive. garage. 110,600.0*. 4 BR A»b.*to* eidtng. ;.»torv. extra . Of ................... HOME • SEEK ERS lot. *12.500 00. SAN LAN TA .1 K i d 1: v ; . r - v ’ ,jv RR. attrariive frame houte, an mav havfl aaalnil .*11 ( t l a t . te Ih. STENSTROM REALTY t tiVTIN* l.'ES TO OFFER BETTER e!n«d garage. Extra Ini, all -ffir- -f th. Iten VVIt.en Al.vand* t r C o u n t V J ' l d * . l>r O r m l n n l. < • I., at hi. wfttCf. Iw 4h* *• ' , HOMES EOR BETTER MVING landeraped. It«r).eu* outside ItO.nOOOO 3 RR Ced»r -idinr SEE US EOR THE KEY TO C-iinr*' C"-t" 'leu** r*nr.*'t r | n n | i , - m e » ■’■* eat.nda* Kitchen . q i l l r r rd I arge l»t 3 OUR HOME TODAY m.ntti* fram m . t'ma rh* tir.i T out JI400 00 only 9400 00 r m i u . c . r »f / h i * *»ti«;. * ; r h Vary lovely s RR. I tile huh elilm rr d"-»<v* mu** ' down. m r ar.it r a n t . I n m . r t * e a of »*•* CB home In b-autiful Pinecrr*!. ittn*. ...I bo*i "Ht . addt».» <■' m . rtalnt.nl .nd n. tat l a • " e ’ • only 2 yr< old. F’ully equipped to hv th. claimant, h l a a t r u t a r a ' . Including rlr-trir kitrbrn 1nl Inrnri. «r lh» »*">» ahall M void at price — 912.330. Total down J16 N I'srk Av*. j-.i a Hunt Ph. FA ’J AIJT A. rt"Vitl* af i*H —H IM — monthly payment* — Flr*t Buhllcalten en Oeteh*. 1* 4*». VA f**'". ftnareing. One of 20 Acre Hied farm, 3 bedroom 1*11 ___ ______________ home, large barn1, Inquire our very be*: home li»tlng* T*- it*. Loan of i** CnwwIF AtWjja Joseph II Levy. FA 2 1279 a , m l.- ' ta a a ir . »rai» -* rtoalda. Kiceptlonall) mcr 3 HR. AII home la r. r*« r a ta l. «f> II a VMUX l> KMCAl.A.'O f l TJ t V. located In Second Addition Pine- I F r r IS RE A L * E S T A T E DBvMlld. creit. One >e*r old. Feature* avk Crumley 6 Monteilh FIXAt, NOTtrr, Vntlra tl h.rabX *i».n that th» equipped kitchen. 3 nice bed at 117 South Park Th. FA 5-4*95 u-daritana# wtr. an tk» Hat da» rootrt, fully Dlrd. bath, targe - r On-Oar. a t> t t t l paaa.nt tBEST 91UY IN TOVAN t Itnn.rakl. c«*l"*v I'ida. of living room and dining area p.m n.il. *'euntr. rterlda I »r (lra| 3 Bedroom, I Hath, Curner lad. Venetian blind* <.it furnace brat rptlirn ..roiint and vourh.ra, a. r u r t l r n t lueation and in lir*l Vila incalratrl* of <*>• Hatal. "I er, hoi water tank. *r.d TV an !!a»m"-d Knaatand Tatta* da»aaa_ rlatv r-ioditino Art now. Ihi* 914.920 -d and at .aid rl*». t.»n and t e n u Included Price take* only |50O 00 down. It won't l . a r . t-ak. aa .ll.a il.a *- **>• aal* Down p a y m e n t — 42.0JO. Judt* f.e a final aatataaa.nt ef be available long. Full price ii monthly payment* — 9*3 FIFA ae.mi-litrail.fi «f .aid .a<a'. and *11,930 no for an - rd .r durhartl.ia tor at financed See Ihi* delightful a.irh Admlnl.tratrl* Wr have three 2 Bedroom Unmet, f.ar— «* |tila Ho tlh dav of Or. borne today lev* than ore year old which •ntar. t I* 1 •'.» HOME • SELLER S t^>la pair. ran be bought for a* little a* I i tdi-i-iatrarrla «f O r The be»t place to sell your homr 1240.00 DOWN. NO ( LOSING r a i d * of Oa»r-”"d K i o i ' t ra*ra» r>»».a.ad ______ li where moil home* are »a!d COSTS, t a i l ua today for an appointment HERBERT STENSTROM REALTOR AA. DIETRICHS — REALTOR DON IIOWE - L. J. RI0NFR Elir. 'Irlhvln—Velma Gndealee, lir w l l l r * t/)S ANGELES ( I T ! ) - Actor 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2.212* Adelaide II. Moe«a — A*«o<laiee. 1901 Park ,A*e. FA 2-3217 ’Sterling llayd.n ha* charged hit •a-wrif/ wa* •‘intimate ' with tit 12*1 * it * guoit pa«* to the Rite Nearly new. 2 twdronm home, ear» m .n during Iheir *ii-n:epth irpTheatre for Ilett* Carmen E*p port. utility room. I aerf of rration prior to their ISSJ diiorre date Noy. 7. ’J*. ground, 48 young fruit tree*, The 447fsr-o!d actor alto laid with term* U S00. FA 2-7U9 J.167 DOWN in a Superior Court affidavit NO CLOSING COAT tVrdreidav that h . had phote> RF.AI. ESTATE DRIVE IN graphic evldenre of the allegad Ntal 2 bedroom bungalow on tarn 2344 Trench A v r. large !andir«red lot*. Kitrhrn lndt*ciftinn* of M n. Betty Ann equipped, hardwood floor*. Steal dt Noon. 24. Realtor at M 930 9A.ua monthly, Hayden', charge* came a* the ■Cat! Hall" Phone FA 51*41 n . '■Bill- S T E M P E R Agency Iale*t l a g a I maneuver between Realtor A Im urtr Attraetivo 3 bedroom CB home. the diverted couple in an involved Mre location. FHA financed f battle for ckitody for their four Asior. Laura B. Otier. H. E. Taffcr I/vw down payment. Phone ArUtt Price. Everett Harper ^ c h ild re n . Chrlatlan. 10; Dina, 9; FA 1-0194. PbotM F A 2 4291 U2 N. P ., k G r t t c h f * L t a d Maubew, B. t-Lb»r Affh M M "" Legal Notice • H& c • • /. J n l n l C -oyMoy • • Actor Says Wife Had Six Lovers Stenstrom Realty She # « n lflr3 B»r*l* lOfiS— Longer !> Need Thru Classified A d s I t - I EMALI. HELP WANTED (ilKLS WANTED White. Must he 21 or oAer, Apply Pig V Whittle, 29 S PETIAL_SBRVirESr ijutek Laundromat Service Shirt* F'ini h-d In fS ll.iur* Sanllutit Dry Cleaning )' tllh Si I'oodmart Rtdg SOI TIISIDE LALSDIlii'i A1 Woman age 2-3 In 33. for perman­ ent reipansihle po»itiet', ra-nd M AFTIItSS RENOVATING tv r'«t. experienced *n office i p h o i .k t e r i m ; work, ateadv and pt-<ductive Prr<- I'•(inv>«|e — Free Deliver « mker. Starting salary 5|ti wk, Cl STOM-BUILT BEDDING CO. periodic l-iereave*. .Vt d.v> r i r e echols, Mgr. wk . applv Cnttectlon Di» . Ire sift \V. I3;h. I A Hit Rureau, Rm. 491 Sin All Rank Rldg AUTO (JLASS INSTALLED OS i I t'S ill AKWIVKJ YOU MAY »!• 1HE ONE " i ABE H-n-1- IJI bsb LOOKING FOR In » h n w W i m l a h l i M \ n t | l-l.isx AAt >V S new C ni-tir.** gif’» *nd D oor fill*** R K R I IC E toilets ira Write, no* !••. 1j *cI S enknril* i;|.vw and I’.ilnl Co. ban. Fix 112111 3V. 2nd SI. ril. FA 2.1*22 VOt MAY HE THE ONE WE AIIE LOOKING El'll I n ihow Drivrwav and vllewalk*. P ier .Avon * new Chrivtm** gift* «”d rMtmMf * I A 2 7779. lodrtrie*. Write, flex 214 |y>ck hart, Fla, Space l l r a l 't Floor l^unarr* Clean a i d rervl.-r, 91 3' Outvote Wailrr** wanted, for intervic 1 c *It tank l-*t»l lll.vn F A I 47SA EA 2 nAji or home adder-* 2*ot Magnolta A-e ENVELOPES teMeehridv .tate menti. tnvmct*. hand bill*, and Retire! Cbt -t-an mail *' ael* unC ttia. an* r«r««, y-ow* < t« w«id n**-i n u m i p r n g r ■ m i e'e Pr—rr««iv* Irnttmbrrrd I'totetlatvl middle Printing Co Phone PA 2 ?nJl_ "Fifth flour—toya and fame*.’* agrd whitr woman for 'muse4IM AVe-l llth St. kreprt ard companion In It- r in; A.vriinnv Civ-.net Repair* Stnfoirt, In etchengr fo e-ive 4- R E A L F.FTATE fOR • ALE l- R E A L TST 9TE TOR SALE m-idern borne If te|fr«*ir t wril* R rpor* A par* for all make* of c'raner* E e rtrelut. Hanvrr full drlcrlptlor. qualifier t > r SPEU.AL SALE! U l i . 9W »arh. Kirby, Alt-Way. (1 I Hrplaeeet.- t >S.-nford Herat-! Bov v\ A! 3IUvl down, or 9 for I I > ’0 — mem pari*. Work g-.iaranted High — Cleared — Abstract Young mother woh high moral*, FA 2-47AA Eurnlthtd. nursing nt br»lth Dainlw; pre MAJOR RROAVK Ra.Al.TV III' A11NI, feited f-r kighlv rert-ime'*live Realtor i i . n . i’u i ’i; i u part time work. Rnv LR I.ARE MARY 2?* S. rark --- r.A 2 4234 Th F A 2 32*7 ot FA 2 !»*• netiahle woman to cam tor 1 That Give You I It* 'lost child duitng day and »rhi>.- *;r x m - p i i mmi \ . «n.i H ouriSr* a-H rtW i' K . -.lit rvening* Mtill have own In Living For Every ■ranvpnitaUoi to I vke 'lary W noDRlFF 4 area. FA 2 *997 after *. Dollar Invested rarm A Gardaw Center ANNUALS mTTT ormale" HOMES — 9 A I Bedroom*. 1 A 1 B'l Celery A*r. Wanted part time corrrlpnrlert aii ClLNDtTlONlNG bath*. for the Sarfntd area Reiimrev CON I R AC I and Rt'PAin AAORK Orchid plant* for vale. 211 E. 19th *n automobile, about 30 hour* Ifuif Sanford \vr. PA 2«3*! LO CATIO N mnnthlv, and lonvr know led rr POTTED PLANTS h T f A ‘ T l f J i ’I.i m i i i m ; of rrrilll Investigation Wr will nr fa i-p::a s a n f o r d South Pm rcreit Jr* Addition— r«n*ider rrtlrrd peraunl tArite FLOWER SHOP. We telrcraph Con’ram ns A Repair* Dun A Hiadalreri, t n r . Hot Fi*e Evtlmatr* S«.uth ef Ilnur* Read STRAWBERRY PLANTS 2?no, We*t liev Station, la V R I. HARVEY Suntaml Ettate* — 2 mil** *Outh Florida I wo »onv tile. Florida ** 2U| Sanford Avr Phone FA 2 7.UU fiRAPF.ATLI.r NTRSERY of Sar.ford on High«»y 17-92. p i a n o srjfv irr. I I —f o r k Wanted firaperillr Ave. FA :aaaa HOMES h.km Wall FIN A N C IN G FISHERS NURSERY AUgnnlia A Onora FA 2 lt-93 V.\ Kill — Ell.A — Fit A In ser­ nm aireatal Shrab* • Tree* - Peal vice and conventional. ll-A t'T O M o h n .W u l'H k A lD .k s G U A RA N TEE We Ounranler Personal Sativfmtion — Or Your Muncy Cheerfully Refunded l|"me* rca-iy for immr<li*lr oceupaney. You r*n mu*, in while wa prvxevi the p»pei*. Salr« r .p r .i.n ta tiv e on the pieinitei weekday* a A. M 'til dark bvrnday 1 I* M 'til d*rk Odham & Tudor, Inc. IIIIA II.E Y ODIIAM . Pre*. Car. Ilwy. 17-92 A 27th St. Phone FA 2-13*1 F A R M E R ’S .•.GENUA N. 3’. Farmer, Realtor P H. Mhnmnrr Al**C. ltd S F'renrh Ave Ph FA 2 AMI After hour* FA 2 2*11 nr FA 3 4921 Cherry Heat Estate Agen») Inal FA 'J 1)929—Notary 1219 W n t h St. Rear-Barber hnotv Reduced I sear old on canal In latch Arbor 972 mu FA 2 l ' 11 ROSA L. PAYTON Itegtvtrr.'l Heal l.*tat* Broker Ph F.A 2.1*01-17 92 at Hlawath* • T . W. .MERO. Ilio k e r Phore FA 3'21*1 DERABYi Furniahed home re*<t> to move Into, immaculite Tool*, even new drape*! W T CORBF.TT, Realtor. Phone NO 1 1791. Wc Feature QUALITY HOMES Mmirmtely Priced Seminole Realty J. W. HALL F ri., Oct, 31. No Low Down Payment WE ARRANGE ALL TYPES FINANCING Shosum iksA C o n tlru c llo n Co. Inc. I l l Wee I 23th RtMtt rhea * FA 5-1194 noard children da>- and night 912 3U jmr wrr a F A 2 2.377 PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 9V. | . 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DECORATORS For hale — 1994 Ford roupi- with E 3RN9NO« 2 I) f a - 'm i l I hxlr*. Each 419.9$ p.iiii'ing v i l panui.vg '47 Atereury engine, need* re PART IIV|*'. 9*tlRK IOR I \ ;71 -. i i I \ *-77*10 >',• r r- I 1'* ng f r v n Cb*tr, rate* pair Any reamnable offn ta ll 3DIIFD INCOME Nice. >29.1$ r.A 7 5341 or l e t at 100J Santa Reliable patty or peraor*. - ale v FLOOR var.dme »’ d f n -h tn g 1 'Into Sl*e Fnen* Rnhker Mai* Barbara Di. female, wanted fur thi* area T-v Cteanins, w a v i n g Serving |r*vv and |tn* S r r ’ng. Uke hindirth* WORLD FAMOUS Seminole County alncc 1973. T P I ’LYMOI.'Ti P f P I MI4 New 419JB n •' 3 rrlevtiiun anil radl • I! M. Gleainn. Lake Maiy * Full N'ie Hollywood I9ed« tube* *n'd through our tate-t 9I\34 lo 929.lt rnodfrn m e t h o d -elf vervlte 2. N1»I M I W - f l HVINVI R 44 old* eonveetible, RAH. PS A tube tev'ii-. * n | m» fha--dllln2 ROLLAWAY tt'< p :i! »••! Hahv 2 'Twin Vie Hollywood Red* PB. 9VW lire*. 9993 FA 7 3973 unit* Will net Interfere wtth Rack «?:.»• He-I- |>av Week ‘-r Month your pie*ent emplo-ment. To LikeNew. Sold 3| Ford F tuO pickup, floe cvndi Tr! pv 7 .t*t Furniiurt I i-t iff 1 9 I’,. Ilin-Hr, niiahfv vo u mini h«*e. New •llto n NOW 919.99 lion. Term* F. A. Srnlt ft An 114 \*. rot Fl-at St • it ntv'i t*i xvaii btr imme lull* Dr . DrBarv. Fla t t-,-1 tVcongkl Iron lt)tnk ‘ M i l l >, P 91 v| 9J 3 NOR diatrty |9rd* 114.99 19M Mcreurv Alontflair hardtop • Car, .3 *|>*re h-u-* weekly, 11*•litr fur the »ged 2 Twin File Ro-kta*. A 1. 113W) rath. T A 2 *231 2490 "ilanrln l)r 'anfnrd shou'd -et up In 63**0 r*o per Ilridboard* Eark 111.99 Phone r.3 .M jti mint'i I- vout vpare lime. Thi* 12-BOATB and MOTORS 2 Twin Site ll>M>k<**f Rod* t'ompauv will extend flnartelal Earh 117.49 a-ii-tanre to full time If dr M i IIIOLK .*- ANOYMOUS upei MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS nirrtingv nn Fnday nlgliti at »!te<l Do not anvver unlew W. f . B94ITII a no p m at the Royal Amhaiva fully qriatifted for limr and to Outboard Sate* A Sentre rinr Building, Central BaplDl vestment 2911 Park Av* r.A 2 4231 • hurrh 1.3 A Oak Avenue. • Inrnme Mart* Immediately. OUT BOARD MOTOR R<>47 * lit vine** I* vet Up fur v>n| ! • _ ARI D * TV FOR- 4 ALB And MOTOR INSURANCE * Selling. • -llrltirig, or eipqrlrm e IComoreheoilvei li' ctr r ativvr Cavh Itrgiiter. 108 I* not nrrf«'*ty. 33 Commercial 81. RAYMOND M. IIAI.L, * For perinnal inter*ie-v In your Inauror ett* WRITE Plravr Include 1 -teiner, I 3 hone t-nwer meat grinder. A I rondillnn. 110 A. 2rd St. A Park Av*. Sn Your Phone Number T H IS W E E K S S P E C IA L ! J I'eteraon. Phone FA 2 2739. II S ELKCTBONICS f’OKP. WEATHER SHIF.il) I!'34 Mobile lloma ■423 lirlm a r 131**l (nttun A 99 mil Yarn*. Notion*. I Cil'tom Boat Top* 4 Arreivqr'e* llnivef*i|y City .3. Mo. 13 D l o i r — 10 ft Wi>f« Thread*. Tape* FREE ESTIMATES FA 1 7B1T IIOl.LINS IIOHIIY SHOP ONLY 41.991 TERMS 21— Bperlal Serslrea At The Sign Of Th* Totem Pole See A Buy live t*39 Evinrudea «r Stop in and viait with ui— TO17 8 French A*. Get a 19*3 Evtnrude at S*<r WELL DRILLING No Obligatior, Fairbanki Mur*r Pump* Pure. All t i l t i grretle trdurrdl I v-i| i'old«p.>t Hegiigrtatur 91) New Ft*hlne A llunlinr boat* Feneirv to nil m O i I *rd Gat St- 1vr 92u Modern Mnliil* lloma HOWARD C. MING 9132 30 Aluminum Pi*m* 1127 30 lf*ed Admit *1 17 In. TV 931 S-vlev A Park up Selection of u*ed ftlhlng 207 E Commercial Ate Rep-**r-*e'l t*3* GE Delute boat* A motor* priced to toll. Phi-*- F 9 5 5133 Filter F'luw 99a*her 9173 2319 So. Orlando Dr. Show room* .704-4 4 A 501 II GOOII3 I 9R SERVICE F.IORK PI M r s - .SPRINKLER dar.foid Ph. FA t-7233 Flrit St. Finance Plan. 111 So. I’atk 3ve. I 3 2 7871 SYSTEMS Your F.vlnrude Dealer All types and ai/ef. Inllallrd KOBBON SPORTING GO.TDS "Do It 3'o.ifSftf'’ .9314 1 E. lit. Phone r.A 5 49n| WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E 14— Klt^JveeteekBuupM*. ~~ Mar bine and Supplv Co. African love bird and rage Phone 2"7 W. 2nd St Ph. EA 2 4132 FA 21231. Televition Tutwi Tested Free. 33r i n i i i e you in h r o u r l u e n l a n h n o lu lr iy f r e e ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP w i l h n u l uliligntiun nl o n e o f S n n f o r d ’n l e a d i n g At Tb# Sign Of The Totem Pole. M o te 1* while you lo c a te v u ilnhlr h n u a l n r f o r Cash for furniture nr lurplu*. 5417 B. French At*. y o u nnd y o u r fn m lly. P ick u p y o u r k e y a t t h e Super Trading Poll. Sanfoid Orlando Ilwy. FA 2 0477. Sole* Office. Furniture Mnvlnr a Storage C. E. PHILLIPS, \g e rt WASHBURN VAN LINES FA 21991 YOUR BF.AITY NO. FA 2-471! 1M0 French Av*. Shaping 4i Styling «ur Specially Auto Rer*!r* St Road Seiviea UllAILKY ODHAM, Pres. HARRIETTS REALTY NOOK HALL’S GARAGE C o r n e r I lw y . 17-32 & 2 7 t h S t. 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H a r t ira • r#» Ml Ito m p a r Iloom 9:3* i l l Hiar I ar form* ric* It 94 • 21 Dough It* HI M l F ir l e n t o r M onty 19 19 • 2l Trraturt Hunt «(• Vidro Dlgtat ItMi Ml iVjMdofrn tl:at t i l f*r.»a la flight i d Arthur flodfrty II* 44 i*» Vnut f»ar In Court I I I t l l l < * n . anlrallon Ml T«.n fiollar Mi Polar Lind Marta Tl IMIIAV r. M. (2k T'r Tae Douch Ml U v t o f L i f t 11*k • Ik It I ’n u lif l i t 1 on M i h u r r h fo r To m o rro w 4>i Mi th*>r't |) a j IS .lt 11| *44 4- M' Ml ihildlng Llrnt Aurora — f 'ariotv <21 Jfp n a I |kI f .lltH iK r t I* i l l |*a t>lt. p la r r a and T h in g * i :lr I * • .4a 1 1 1 * W n r 1*1 T i i rn ■ r ii F ir rld a Doom 1rii * ;» X t w ■ 2 94 i :!» T r ii D« *. r 13a #■**«a • n 2 «t i * k .11 in. m r fta a n * V * r lo ft a i l T V Ifa u r nf P u r * Ml If n l * lit* D i l l iin utt Ptrfy 1 M i j i T***laj I t H u rt Mi Tho 111* Payoff • * i flo a t »h* U ift fl I 14 i l l Prom Thtrt Hurt* • * i V r» dl< * I t X« y r* i * i W h o !* • T»»u T ry » v 4i99 ilk <Jiio#n f»r A DO 19.10 14:44 Urighttr Da* Amarlcan klangatand Sarral Mtorm Pdgo of M a u l County Fair tfpo<ra Uhlir Unci* Walt Pootyt r i a i h o u i t alovla Agvonturo Tiro# 1*1 IVoml) l\'t«di»tih»r i ll w u 4 h ir* h tA i* i6 tr ia Ml Hot it Mi Ptailng cauitra M» M m M i Lit*hanttd Mirror Ml Nan a Ml hclonro Fiction Tkaatro Mi H lrt.lt of Dangtr i l l .Soara —Douglat i.dtranla Ml N « « i - N n Goddard Ml liragnft i l l offlrtal D attc ttvo i l l ('htyonnt t i l N t o fork ('nnftdtnlial i l l IMItnl P tM lri i l l Tklg ntory i l l To T t|| Tho Truth Mi W iatl Rarp Ml El toll an Night Apor.tgf M» E l tn* j n S i a I*t Hpt * i « t Ml fl if Ionian <9* Pmilhalt H Ig h I)■ 4 Yt ♦It Kiortlon Mgfit 111 VVt*»htr*Non a-gfiortt i l l R a u h r r l N a o a Rpnrta III If 4 'll O' ( l l Klarllon M g h l IIM 11. ft : a* till i.ao Ml »99 I 41 7.11 mt i it I 99 >I* 11*9 11.11 H r .llM '.h llO A » I* 19 99 19 II 19 41 21:44 1II194>4 1 : Vi i l l m i ill I II III l l . d UI •l i l l: * ! III •l i \ .« « C t t iU ln k a r g a r o * M .I I 'u i ll o f . r i l . i itumlmr lluom Hiarrvrforininco Dough III Ml for L o n or llo n iy T r m u r i Hunt Marking Ttmo • * l » : l»< ■ otin id " a n ( !) IIu l* (<) Ifm ti# V t r d lr t Ml f^eit l.l- i H i l:li Mi Ml ; .91 i j i 7:11 i d Ml 7 :|9 M l ID t h ill I ’u S ' i . r io v b o u i. fa YOU’LL SAVE $?$’« at MATHER’S CLOSE-OUT On These High duality Throw Rugs Tonight Only From 6 til 9 • WOOL • AX MINHTKIt - • VISCOSE • RAYON H) tV IU U M IIWAI.II I'nltrd I 'r r t i tnlrrnaUimal NEW YoltK <UIM) -Offhand. -«n'l think of nn>lhtng (hit’ll numh nir Into naTuAii nuirkif Ihau (rur Itfr ilm iri about rDlrio)*nrr, irlrpathy, h a m i t n l lullin'*. trviUUuM, inrdiumilnp god III.' utlirr du tlrr of (hr p*y flue heap • Phony (Uifle* about the iptrit t»i>rld and iU tenant*. I tike. Itriiif on Ihr k'hoxl*. mummiet, jHnul* and Heck me with wulf bane Hut »rri«u! retelll:ig» of •trange oreurre.rwri I put tu a rlk » with hradiqitip fradlngi, lake maiuteti, dnvoing ro<l( and thr wrrttingi on the g reit pyra­ mid W e d i t e l d ay night. CBS TV'* ' V n u d o n s I ircle Theater." a drama »hnw that drata with hr tual happening!, turned to one of Ihi tr honrit (D'Koodnria itrangr oecutrente ator lea, building an rntlrr hour around a lamg lilami, N.V,, family whole houar had the •hake*. It a a a a rather cur tou* »pen men n( ptogram, partly rtramatlr, parity airaighl Interview, moally very dull. The tainily » a i Imtlrd out and m wrre tonic policemen, all o( whom dutifully talked about bottlei [nipping, *Ugar Ih>wU (lid Ing. platlic globe* (lying and d i e t .e r * falling and ll all kiuiided like a normal afternoon at anyone'* houtr. Somehow, I | rnuldn't help feeling (hat about 20 ■mtm worth of glue would have fixed everything up fine. CBS-TVa other hour drama th.iw WednetdA) night, ’T u r ' lull ’* cam e up with 'T ree Hide,” that wai a mild boiler. Il* moat notable g n e l a wrre Italph Meek­ er anil Keenan Wynn who playrd thr leada. Meeker, playing a • mail time mob*ter, gave hir part fowvh Sanford .. **» l l o u o l*»rty I II * « l l ) Today u u ri H i l l l i l- n y e ff i l l l i - i i ih* . ’ lo c k ' l l Krom T h * i . J t o o li I I I \ r r o ic i l l T . i i r . • I) !.(♦ <f| III IH i ll H i H .c r r t • We Wb« Do Tou Truit Uurrn for \ P»y ll. Igh.rr D«y A r . - . r l c J o n d iu n d • i- .r m 1 11 III | : j g . of M f b l • I) I'ountv l*»ir I.M lfi g p i n D ili i l l 1,’nrlo W ill Modrrn Mobil* N E W MOON Doglrr far Orgng* A Srmlnolr ('m in i; Ng»y Wrlrogi* l.o » l )o » n I'gjintM, R giy Trrmi M o d e r n MohjJe l i o m e n . Pi.y.rn nirhou*! i d x a f . i y y ir m I I I i l l - b a r J lo u .n Have — Vour I . l l III ( l u l l . 'tub ».4t i l l rir toon Carnival 1:1# II) W .a ib ir • Jfnw - gD.rti 1*1 If oil* (;J4 H i lif t in g Citn.rv S a les and Park 2)19 So. Orlando Dr. dgniord Ph. P.\ 2-72T2 I : I I • :» N . i . I l l w *i*rf ro:ii WELSH TIRE SHOP Announces — 24 - Hr. R O .♦ D S E R V I C E Call — H. 105 IV. F a 2-3108 or F A 2-7244 or FA 2-0872 Day. K. HOWE, 2nd N lfh lii Owner S i. San ford , F la . li n t * ll'jurd Always pre-tested For lonvwenrlnti perfect fil, and smart atyllnf. Doara “ W here F*yrd guaJUy is h ig h er than price" Mk I t o u r h ft ld ^ rt I0 ;9 4 <2* 4 lm u « h « M a n Ml Traffl-’ O u M 19:19 i! » 19 ) > la **iu # rad * John Bal* 10:41 49* N * » i • \%talhtr 1199 (2k N « w W*aal h tr-h |)(* r la Ml v*w*'Weilh*r*ltiwrif "GOLDEN FORMULA" . . . . cluranl Ml M ode ft It 11) Jar I* Paar l ( | i*r**4* EXQUISITE COLORS— FINER O i f r an I h u |i irXiSri (An ftomirvr llonit* 9 1* »2 • Ntarparformaiica 19.oa 4?i |lough fta Ml 14 J* H i Ml fO’iJ )9* tire# 4?I • *» 19» W ttk H trrttt T r titu r o Hunt (firk tng Tlmt CouldnWf) pflrt I* flight Afihur ftudfray Y«uf f)av- in Court I me that hr docan't do any n: thr»e thing* very well. He mrirl) doe* Ihem However, he doe* Veep that unite going full hlaa* and (hat term* In be atl that a performer really nerd* nowaday* The Channel Swim; One of Ihr new (how ■ nn (he planning board* at NI1C-TV I* “Chopatifkt," a muaieal panel ahnw in which pir.ri memheri *it before planot and pound r>ut their anawera. Sicreen Gema. an lnd»pendrnl outfit, ia pi. • filmed »ituitlon comedy foe .1 Trauoel eaHed "JUntn-. * t. a (JovfM or.'’ ABC-TV will program re-runa of 'Shirley Temple'a Storybook" on every third Monday atarting Jan S. CBS-TV'a “Jackie Ulea ton Show" ia going Ihrough a crucial period — it* rating* have everybody gloomy. A teat film far the propoied Hal March daytime variety (how will he ihot by NBC-TV twfnre Dec. 21. profit! ond eo tti. My hundred! of b r o n c h o i | i * o you a s t r o tr e e p o i n t — A EREE c o n w it h t T t r y o n # you b u y ." J 4 . 9 I 9 0 I. up aI * Per LiVi ur Monty T r v ln PAIN TS! i e l i m i n a t e d r t o u r t a n d l u r n t a n d t o v e you ‘i iftT* 9 o■ •» • i i ii'• i*11 1it K a n atro o l i l t l* k N i a i 9 >9 i ? l I 'u b f ir Mo d I t # MARY 201 W. I IttST CA RTER PAINTS ST. F A 2-3619 -W \ f l 11 r i ' j A f e e i C J ' . n . T . f . h W i*iv wowl in the liu-it-yuiirM'lfer'n rirenm conir true. IFm wonderful for furniture, nloruge ivniln . . . mi mini) thlngw. See It tmliiy alotiK with our other i|Ufltit} l.umhcr Frwluctn, C/ALla — “T h e L um ber N u m ber" FA 2-5581 H ILL 213 W. Lumber 3rd Cr Supply Yard St. S n n fo r d , F lo rid a a t I H A Y N h S O F F IC E M A C H IN E If it could carry oatiugb furl, aA new nr * < l'. U'» at* S. *tuprraonic u <tum i m t r epcii grcvii h plane would be able to circle thr earth twice at the equator In 2t hour*. *') New York, the r.auoo'i leading tnduitnallal Hate, h t i twice ia many manufacturing etUbliihmenu* a* California, which rink* a n d o th e r s ItC M d . A 'qujet ro tm " u»ed by 1 U. & a irr r ift manufacturer to reduce equipment none ia *o effective you can hear your heartbeat a* you walk through it. 27” \ •':(" Ml n aleh e* cleaned w ith ike nr<*r«l u ltra *onir rleaning m arhinr* and timed rleelru aira lly r n the *>glrbm g atrr. Values to $19.95 lx)cM 102 R . l o t OPEN 'TIL !>:«() TONKillT FOR Y0UK SHOI’l’INli CONVENIENCE Jtw olpy rOOLKIt IN sr.MMKIt tVARMKH IN WlNTIIlt BAVK F UEL FIUERGLAS INSULATION “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc* Pbooo (• Arden 4 4MJ W E C A R R Y A N 1) SE R V IC E O U R O W N A C C O U N TS Stemper Agency ^ap H O N O (* R A P H RECORDS S lu r* P A 9-0181 111 W. RobUaoa ; B e C on vin ced 313 E. 2nd 1 II ill ll«(i* jiigii Iliu m 4. 91. 7 ya i l l Tualgf^-Ogrroi*ai 7l i t Ml Nana ------ By STAN LEY T r y Un A n d Mi ITayhnuto f« Ml Untie THE O L D H O M E T O W N REST M A TER IA LS i .it J . ( ( l i i T ru th * r C .n ik iu .n n t . ( f t Jim m y D i m - V t r K t y (*> }J !o• u—r o f M----m W o ith o r * N f n * Non* H u n t i n g tin ) Flvhltig |tuo( • a n d ^ aJd lt t iH u fiif K d vifd i Dan D o d d a r d (Irov 4lht*at J a fT a iN ll I# 9 .11 (?» l trn lt (Su*» a kind of Itlrhard Widmark glee. Wynn wa» mild, aharp. auie In­ cidentally, the girl who tdayed ih r liille hral'i mother in the play wai Jo-elyn Hrarnlo. Mar iun'i •liter. Over at NliC-TV, Milton llerle turned out anolher low key. mod' c r a t'l y funny ihow Thli, deipite the preifnre of Sammy Davia J r ., a performer whn>e charm* have alwaji eludrd me. It's true that Davi* i* verialile. lie ling*, dance*, clown*, dor* imprraaiein* etc. But it aetma to 3!st W ALTER H. TRAPP JEW ELER ratD A T r . Tlo Tea Dough Lava af U f a ft Could Ha Tea d*arrh For Tonavrenr UotfcaFa Day 7 h, O u K lr i U l k l ’ (u i. S ,» • U .iii.i r.a iii.. r . i M kt.A T h ltai > • ( (• * .1 . I ( . . ( u r l d ' u m (-> J 'lo n ilk H . ddi Haunted Houses, Telepathy Like Reading Bumps li OCT. 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M. 1.11 Mi llvart iff tho r i l f 7*94 Ml fitroy f i l l (Ik V*«» fMugtaa Ml fi«.n Ooddird 7*Sd 4*» lY tg d n iv a t ir o — U |)l u t k la t t f r j Mi Hr Mr.4 It H»*kn r Now a H0(1f l » N#* • ilk T h t li* r«« fo r !>«r 4B i A d i r n t u i # #*i ftrlffhfor f>ar («i I m t r l n n Handatand *JH '*( ht^rM Ftnrm 6 14 f l l M l * af N'lghi 21 r^unt) 9*tlr t ie **» hp». *. «hM* Mi Purl* Waif i t i | ‘f.p*4 a rlayhouta S II M) Movie- <-t*» 4:tn <‘*9' € :1a M **reh PROGRAMS l . a e Mi Moaihtr-.Vawo aygrta m i M ovie 4*) W ho f)i» T « ti T r u t f 6 M (2» (2* Q (Jutvn u ttn FF»r »r A A D»v Mt Ml M) 1*1 (9k (d i l ) t’nrl* t i l l i l l Moil. ♦ I • Prom Thtt# VT• •t • M i M irk ** M outa M i 4 (ij(frm an C i4# f * l VV#a ( h t r - V t p * i i i ii c o u ld ill Mi r I i p a r ty 3:94 4*i nir Puayoff «11 Todlat I* Our# ♦Vi Htal (he Click 1 24 ♦* ) T h t t i c Uough K) U u o f M l. 1:1* III ■i i ill 1 n* t i l I l« i l l *»l t H ill i M ij* il. ill i It ill ill I f* III III ill l i l ) KI ill ll) I cl i l l •l l i* i it* ill t ii u i .31 i H HI M. r . M. Tie II I t I I u u l ' l l r g II II H i I-rlci l i High. I l l Ton D"ll*r - Ojlr i l l Your. I n ) In Court II i l l I'onconl.tlloi. i l l Tun lioltir u r .llIM fllT r. «. 11 K rs . Tie T»- fl'iugh i l l l.ixo of I.If* l l ; l t if I 1,'oui‘l 11* You i l ) M i n k fur Tutnorro* i»i Jlulhor'n D i r 1J:*1 i l l 'tuidtng t.lgbl 1 I I i l l Ku*i* ill N i*. i*i t.ll.imr* 1 II i f ) r*.|>l*. ( l . r . i A Thing! I Jo i ( i *. lb* World Turni It) Vtarldo noom I -ii 111 V*o• J:M .7) Truth or f ' u n t . u uio-o VarUtr ♦* k Jtmmr f)#an • Mi Ilnur nf Htir* Ilk T N lN d K V l>i Wotll*r» i M .71 Tod«» —O«rro*«» M t Id III ( ,M M l * O III » .H 111 P a m Page IT# Get A Sacral Thla to Tour Ufa Purtuli Dosing Kingdom of tka Saa N tn a N'4» W t i t h t r N'twa^Woithtr Jack Paar m i i f uvia ( l i \ |( .c * Ttl I K i l l AT 4. W. i l l Today—^Jarroo ay Ml S o o t (4) 4'aptaii) Kaogarta ( l i Nana 111 Public Rorvlee l l ) llotnaor lioom M) Utarrarformanc* Mi Dough fta UI Ml For U l a ar MaMf l l ) Trtattsra Hunt <l) Video Dlgtat Ml Pyiinldomn Ml Price l> Ulgkl ( I i Arthur Godfrey (9) Your I»ar In Ceurt Mi Conranfration Mi Pater U n i llayaa l l ) To# Dollar IS.44 (2) (I) 1S;II i t ) (I) (f) 1» *4 |»» t:H <li Hi (•I [ •' i!l Ml Ml d (41 Ml C) ifi Hi Mi ill I t.t t l;I* «H *«:> ll• MM Vt* * fUt.« I Qijfflot W E SH -T V M I C (Ii Ml * I * ill II# ill <li M l ill ill Ml Ml Mi i * l C fld 9 W M f ill I.i* I l l i> ill 1.99 I f I I It Mi Hat Maataraa* (9) W L O F -T V A B C Tr^VJr;’TMS** '^rrL'5*11 U s * (1 ( f l M U lle n a tre '" Iff 111 m ill — iW llnii'lLy>*|k^i 49 s - * **'$???! -' Jhe Sanfohd. dtehaLA Weekly JO Jeude P . M. F R ID A Y . ij^acPL»rffiagigjtfi ji V F R E E E ST IM A T E S and IN SU R A N C E Aaaariatea Everett lla r y e r • ArletU Price H. K. 'Geoa* T affer, Coy Allen 111 S'. P a r t " ' 9 a 1-4MI Saafard, Via. Deal with RTENTER and Keep Yawr Tamper—IT PAY8 HOYT Jewelers tin , TELEV ISIO N 8aUa, Kapaif tad Service S E E ------- ID ik a t o r A P P R O V ID “ TOUCH-TYPING COURSE1 1 Watrh and In T h is A c t u a l * 2 3 . 9 5 V o I l M Jewtlry Repairing and Hi # m fh* Superb JUIHT S U O U " J S m ilh -C o r o m I I I f a i a r DOWN PAYM ENT I (MM RwordAlbum I '« )—■ (• -amt •*< **i«* i, mi i* imi I* <*.* . .. ih imm w •if* w* i« i* i •(, a t I | J I m Setting | I I tu it-d ltltlK V N *iw «a*M M i 11 otu in n w n •i . l *i (if* *.|, In M tdiij w. Qm *4m I nniiM aa( la Ml- A U - HOR N r U L L T CJL’A R A N T E E D II Martha To P a , W IN N T V E . tat GET A Completa U w e Of B i t OVA • H A M P T O N and ERN EST nOBF.t. Milrkra and 318 P0 Bur MRITM(Oiw»i» rotf Alii Jew elrr-U alrh Maher HI-FI R E A L ESTATE WlfWtout rvtO*A!l FA 2-2991 110 S. Park FA 2-5952 HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 314 M a f it o H a A are. Ph. FA 2-0462fc Sasfotd, Florida A?? �69-M ile Train O f Vegetables SThe •. VOL XL1X Kstanliahed 1908 " New s Briefs Loan Total Given WASHINGTON (LTD - The World Rank reported that io nans U made during the three month* • a d e d Sept. ?<> brought the cumu­ lative total of its Dan* thus far to M.otn.ioo.onn Maneuvers Slated Ife r a lit a *.» i a r t s i s r t t s a t t \ t i n i t t t ' k l P t r O t l I fefto AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAP** SAM ORD. FLORIDA Seminole County pliant* Mini harveat« acres and Meres of vegetables. The total shipped in the past year would have filled a 69-mile train. This impressive total represented shipment of 6.865 c a r lo a d s . Had all of the rail cars been loaded at once and Rooked to the same train, it would have stretched from SanTord to St. Aujrustlne. nr from here to lakeland. —■ H a n fo r d Drilled Prewa Erased Wire MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1958 NO. 298 Legislators Urge Defeat For Amendment These \ rcetahles brought Semi iwlc County producer* an *wlmated II I I million in profit*, according to figures compiled by the University of Florid* Exten­ sion Service and Ceeil Tucker count* agricultural agent Seminole farmer* spent almost I t million to plsnt, cultivate, h*rvr*(, irncV. glade aod market Volers Would Lose Right Of Choice, rWemen!s Say Chief Seminole Interest On Dunn-Gary Contest SECOND o r SERIES NORFOLK. Va (LTD — Thirty [these producls Sale* amounted to The Seminole County legislative loval voter* will g.. In the poll* Mrckt, M I. Ilaborn J r . Trny ship* of the U. S. Navy 2nd Fleet about $5 t 4 million. These figures delegation today urged voters to tomorrow to rhoote one member | Glenn Richardson and t Ivitc li • “ “ * ----* — * “ ■ represent subitantill contrlb-iUnn* leave Atlantic Seaboard port* to­ defeat the controversial "daisy day through Nov, 1J for opera­ to the local economy Tucker said of the Sanford < Itv Commissi,>n Hnbertson -hain" amendment which wilt *p. tion U ntflcx 1M. * three week in discussing thr Importance of e 'e ,i two membet* of the Hoard Vr" ,l,r ballot Nil .*" *»<■■ oe*r on ihe ballot in fomorrow’a agriculture to tt*e couotv amt It. | exercise in the w-r*tem Atlantic of County 1’oirmtfrinucr*. vote for write in rantlidair. Iv kits Jay ;cr*er.il election. people * a congressman *cn*tor and two Brck In prepared statement*. Rep*. member* of the Itallmad and 't.v)or Gary ha* not waged v Preliminary eillin a lo are avail­ Gordon V. Frcleriek *mi Mack campaign, although bis *up,*orirr> Public Ctilltlr. (' mipi»*:on Ctcvi-lard Jr. am! Sen. Douglai WASHINGTON tUPD— Preal- able on total acreage planted this Slt-nMrom tal-i a p p r o val of Most of the lntriwt in Semi- have been busy in hi* Iq-half lie dent Elsenhower h*« formally *»* season. Tucker *aid they show i i i E Amendment No f "would deprive pole Count) wilt he erntrred on agreed to n "draft" at the ursmg tended diplomatic recognition io that the total acreage for ju*t of a group which **i 1 i w ante I a Ihc people of Florida if their richt tt»e Independent government of abojt every vegetable has been, L IE .MINER AND DAISY MAE w«vi Ihc nuu*Hnii»lI<>w- the ra.c for the DlMnrt 4 »cat ivn candidate "with a more »ub tan Io a.-cepl desirable change* and Guinea, a former French ietri* or will be. Increased during this eating context tit tho Juycpp \\ ives llnllnivct'u pnftt Sniiit- the County Commt**in«, .-Might by reject underirahlc change* In tho \, W Du Democratic , u ' “ SV"’'"olr '*» ' ton' on the w rit co**t of Africa. growing season. Dunn. along with all ,,'ker date constItulion." nominate, opposed hy a write In During 19M 37 i last growing ,ifty niglit. Out of cast time, ihc coupli* is known ns Mr. ami . f Photo by Rci jratronD campaign in t-chnlf of llvird-i Ma­ Democrntie tandidatrs u h . s e Vernon W. Dunn, Democrat!* -ea»on>. Seminole County plant**! Mrs. Jack \YULcr. name* will lie listed on the votitg I nomln* r for the County Commitjo r txc Gary 5.310 aerrs of 'egetab'es Leading NASHVILLE tU P IV - Segrcga- the list was cabbage with '•on. yrCrr.iay called attention to The Dc-noctan romlnatr for mschirc, na* received the support 2.100 Uonitt John Kasper «<nl on triri acre* Celery s a t a c!n*r *econd I ’he "fine print" in the amendthe other Counlt ' rnmiuiin seat. of It.r Seminole County Demo ci.itic Executive Committee. II S Jj#rr tod*}* on charge* n{ incitir.C with 1.(15. After that, acreage . lie urge*! Voter* to "read Ih# David Gatchcl hv* no <| p»iitinii Ilill^imcr. clialrm.vn of the com* G|o riot and Judge llomer Weimar dropped sharply. Snap brans oc­ ' 'ine print. al*o octwrer. Ihe Jinea." in Dittrici 2. amid the trial had "nothing to do cupied US acres, lettuce 300. pep A* stated «n the ballot, the a* Eight candidate) i|uallfiod for blitter, vahl Friday that county with the question of segregation per*. 22,*. mendment ’.vontd change th* the City Comm)** k . T . T l w " * » " W - r '-■“»••• “ or integration.'’ method of revising the constitution. tix), a write .n candidate ha* xn' ,p'v' r‘ "»mi->ev. Although celery w*.* second In The right-man race for GatThe amendment aays: "A protried the picture acreage, it wa* first in ,xm to r bet's veal on the City Cnnimivpo»cd amendment . . nut W i r i n g On the ballet Inmonow fur City thr farmer. It also wa* a Comm|.*lon will hr Joe E. Raker, dim has created lfttlc fntc-est. ( A R R O E I. Itn tK K taken the Legislatuic to ptoposc the re­ ROME <u r n —Millions of Kuro- "healthy'' first in profit return. It icpuitedly consisted of * Tlu-rp hate been no ralliv*. no GENEVA ( L T D —THE West rr vision or amendment of any por* peani will be able to watch the Tucker said the estimated grow­ solemn declaration lit Lr sienrd Roger L. Harrt* Right Kirtlcy, public debate, no "issin-v" fgr the a liijr Lite to prove hin tion nf the ronitltutlnn and provid­ coronation of Pope John XXIII ing co*If on the IJ435 acres of Jrctrd ltu**i*'» demand tor an 1m alt three countries at once ft#vid Wayne Ma'hrv, I’htllp T. caridldates, no yardsticks for the prowe.n* tin "champion « d over a continent-wide television celery was slightly more than It mediate all • time ban on nuclear pledging them to irfraln forever I>Ip boilin'!-'* at the party ing that when more than one pro­ ptiblle posed revised article of the con,,!] further ade*- testing. hookup Tuesday. It will be the million, the total growing and m ar­ testing today hut left the dour given by thp .Inycee Wives vtltutlu t is to be voted upon la Wtrat TV presentation of a papal keting cost* combined a little open for agreement on a control p|u , a cotq rn ,>, i f t modeled ( who won renominatlon over rx Club. Ihe same election, any such pro"o ronation. more than t! I I million The net scheme to police such a ban in the j,n onc propond h> mi- lenr sclen Sen l lamlc Pepper Its the Sept. 9 iwvsed trvlsrd article may provide (Photo by Htrgntroni) future. f tists who mrl here la*t .ummer. return wa* estimated at t o n . 493 a . , h | Demneratlc primary, it pitted that it shill not become effective Reprr*cnl«livr* uf the t'nitrd jy,,. \ \ li*» refuted , -.nslstTwo other tegctahles topped (he unless other -peciflcd proposed re­ State*. Btilaln und Ruwta met for | •„ Kj any un-oiHl it tonal MOSCOW (U P D — Prof Detle* I t 00.000 mark in *a!e*. They were vived article* are likewise approv­ Ihe second formal session of Ihc M n ti*n It t* unwillirg l s, Itcp A. Sydney llerlong. Bronk. president of th* American cabbage (III7.2WI and peppers (ieneva nucleat hart confeiencr at , , gl, ijcjond a year toyear Ivan. ed and in such case none of sueh I IJ0* 814). At le j.t .'mu teenager* atlerwl-| Democratic .rcumtvei!. ha* nj' Academy of Science. left for home proposed revised article* *..,*!I be­ provldevl contml »d the lUtlowern Party given by I position frum Itepuhlican WIRlirn Sunday after winding up discussLabor wa* the mos* expensive the Palais de* Nation* Hriurx antl come a part of the constitution un­ and pm*hr Rc-iraltoti t» partmrnt at the i ( Mill i Coleman, Ion* on U. S. • Soviet scientific item for vegetable producer*. thrm thry hail a draft iicsl; *uU- , , , t c ; n it funetlonlng it ** others ate approved." Wilbur C. King. Deinoeial, and exchanges, the official Tat* rewa Wages and salarie* totaling SI,- milted hy ltua*ia at the opening ,-1-,.,, ,, ntvilc I mai l* ce'icral nu v.'ivic i enter Friday night. lx*ral legislator* said they eqy. Session Iasi Frid.iv. ic le a r disarmanteflt. The rrn**d va* the l . r g o t ever Atwltew Sandrgrrn, Itepuhlican, agency reported. 337.234 were paid out from the posed this "all or nothing" amend­ Mr* Kuln M. farriili. 7rt. wife The West's main objection* were j to attend a fumtinn at the Youth arc ram pi Caning for Group I on time the seeds wrre planted unlit ment. The statement said: Wing • aid lit he: the Kallrnarl and Public Ctllllic. of Mr. K. M. ) »rrnll, pasted the vegetable, were *hippe*l In "We urge the people of Semi­ away at 3:40 p. m. Fundav (vl the lUncing. a free horror movie. Cumnil.slon, Jerry W. Cattcr, Signing of an all time ban W V1NCENZA. Italy <0P{) - A the production end, fertiliser w*i Florida innllatium r.nd Hv*p!*.»t nole County to vote againat A* • tuntv, and . e f r * '»c»e i c v l o r / l shcr.' *t«J now wouljl leave the Dcmovrxl, and l.wn. W. 'n<ram, mcndmrnt .No. !, commonly call, cigar Caused the death of Eltaeo the second most expensive item, way open Io Indefinite haggling during the e* ening Itcfre •timedt. ttepuhliran. for Group 2 on thr in I'rlriiAfd at.er a feur-ni"b|ll ed the ’Dally Chain' AmemlmanL Del Igiro during the weekend. It cost county farmer* » little nines*. t f«r residence was trnj acre pmvkle*! by the Junior High for months, pci hap* for vrar* Commission. If thi* amendment should liecomo Del Lagn, 84. fainte-i while smok­ more than 1300,000. Freticb We. over the rontr.il system which the moth-r*. ' ve entire evening pjw« All of this money did not re­ _______ » P"rt of our constitution, it would ing a big black Italian cigar. The .'.|r* C.irmll rain* In Sanford cd withi'ui Incident • r *igt uf Beginning to.li.). nil Civic Cei West feels Is etsential. cigar slipped Into hi* wtndripe main in Seminole County, hut • In 11*10 fromit Tami l She was W m i l fulure changes or trvisiona vandali*iti. .icrorillng * > It maid The Itustian plan made no pro­ ter Inquiries and reier. vlton* wil substantial part of it did. Tuck and he died of asphyxiation Ihiiii in Met rmork, S, f . . Sc|it. of « r omitimtion to be t.ed ioP-tT). director of nrnStlon. er said. Much of the S4 million he handled through the R.creatlorv vision for the potiibililv that a t, 1882. She k m a member of gether, .>r 'diDy-cbalncd,' In *uch I.v vultv of thr Wind .w P sirt further |>owri vuCh n* France ol Department office, acrniding to went Into the local economy. The the F’lMl llept 1*1 Chiirrb nf S an ­ a manner that the people have to le a Iwmt, mg Conte*! were amuiuncnf F’riRonald Perry, rrcreatlnn dir.-ctor Red Chin*-no-hl cxpl total thi* year IS expected In he ford vvhi-le -be verstd )l p m l - accept all of the ebauges nr (vine, ,l.ty night Mary lluniphn y placed MONTREAL I LTD — Annette, higher. Tucker *aid. Until today, reservation* vven shortly d.ni .>f the TFIL l'li» for 23 This would deprive ihc peopU cd flr*t for her Halloween scene one of the four eurviring Dionne handled through the City Mara The Husvur plan left tvo lo-.p vr.ir*. She Is «urvl*vd ly hrr bu*- their right to accept desirable Equtntuplets. gave birth Sunday tv grr’* office. I'errv »aid Inquiries | hate* for nuclear explosion* I t painted on thr wir tow of Mi When thr (till* open tom^rrO* ind: lv*rv tons, Charle* Tom change*, reject the umfenirahle." a hoy weighing eight pounds and I hot) Id he directed to III* office. inlpearW lll purposes TTte t ’nitrd J* r°t)' *■ Second prl.e went to purpose* Cleveland called the amend­ an cunee. The 24-year-old wife of State* rohildm* thi. r»»rnti»1 t o 1s"nJ» Wester f..r_ her rltawinr on lit T it n i, (sfflriitft hope llml ' 1lin den on unit f!t|v «ar«i It Hen the youth wing of the Crni __ ____ Germain Allla.l wa *tfce first of Is.md/ill K l f r t r l n I»U liiijorlt} nf ihf 11.25*1 ft'giilrrr*! <lrr*on. both «f T'»li*hjifr»pr( one ment "undemocratic," and laid U V|i«* Polly Jack will ho available any mir!r*»f ban i« r # u n f n t Irrt I (trm nn toot thVt •! priie I b. Vmlno* * Count' will 9 % trot hr r. i \ It Jonr«, Purl Tumpn. t* derignrd "to allow certain the quint* to he married frmt 18:30 p. III. werkda;. In i , I With hi* painting on the window r r r i , e Ibru right* to choo-r the two g ra n d d a lighter*, Charlene group* to maintain control of tho The Seminole High Schi«d "B’' *i*l persons Intcrevtcd in Civ., VT U l l l l. H T , 1,1 1 IL’IINI? f ,,f || | Perkin*'. men who will be making drriijiu:*, llrndtr.on, Talt»ha*.ee, and Ml*. stale government." All Ihrco football team will host the tecs Center re*erv atlnp. P1BRRE, 8 D It I’D kl J u d g e s for the «„u:rst wr r e l on ■ Male and local basi* J e a n II,well. New Haven, legislator* **id it would ellminato In addition *•» t h e e office I ,r*. LINCOLN, Neb. I LTD — The burg "It" team tomorrow night vl Falk -lie, I the Northwestern Retl Usyoi Mrrle Wnrnet. I‘.rr>, nod Superv i*. nf l:.-gl*lra!t 1 I*-1 Conn., on. gtand.nn, Edward It. th.- individuals right of choice. 7:30 at memorUl stadium. I Mil* Jack will tw aide to supnly first degree murder trial of Caril Dunn said he wa* catling tho Thl* will i* the final game of information at night. She • :b Telaphunv Co. f»i 15,000 for omtl MUl Polly Ja< k. revre«lion de- Willi Hnice ile Hard *u tdlbiMe llrmterann, Ji . Tall»l.nv*ee, and Attn Fugate toda; wa* receaied i n men t I ' r u o w.« dnnated hy " ,| of the rx|w*elrd vofr lone great granddaughter, l^slle amendment s wording to the atnctivtlir. .t he ting ths number of h it I until Wedneadav after the prose­ the «ea»on for the local "R" team, supervisor of nfnrd merchant*. Theronte.t , Mr. Utuc vtat«| that the ra,-r Jem Howell. New Haven. he Cafe from it* latest d ir e .lory Ife tendon of locsl voters "became cution asked pemiisvim to add the In a previous match iwtween thr | youth wing in the evrnlrg annual llal|,.e»en e between ketn.in Dunn, Demucralic Funernl *ervicf* will l«- held at I bcllevr it is a bad proposal." V nam ts of twu r.MItinnal wilnene* two thi* s*»fon, they played to I Itrereallon Department offl.e tel- i finally settled v'llh the phone c - n .ill he an nominate and ic e Gary, Drum- 2 p. m. tomorrow at the First |»phon» number i» FA2-7421 I pany for 1350. to those previously endorsed by a teoreles* tit. rratic wnt ei n .andldale, has lla|itl*l Church The Itevs. W. I*. t t n court. crrat.d "uiiprci edentrd Inleretl" |lr»ok* J r . »n,| J. W. Parham officiating in the C.iiinlv Commission rare. Remain* will be *ent to Tampa, In ni* rle.-tinn* 1 12(1 register nf voter* mat rh.o**e among a where interment <eiv|re« will he MAYPORT tU PD t i r o a /1 Roll Rheddcr, president of th ( field nf right qualified and nn* held at IO a in, Wednesday at local Toattmaster'a Club, ami earrisr* Franktln D. Rooieealt W < eat lawn Cemetery. wi de In candidate With *o many and Antiatam were scheduled to Mian Tugwrll, eslucatlonal vrfe# I’allhearrr* for Tuesday’s »er- prrveident, attendnl an a lld a y candidates fur one teat on the leave their home ba*e for routine ......... ............................... . . vice wilt be Ruby F. Ci-iper, Sanf-nd * it> t .ititmlvtlun, a tunoff operations today Dlvtrlct Council meeting SaturIn a dispatch written today for Chairman George A. Smatnrra r wi*ecr*-<l in In llrc-rmtwT, December. Mack A. Cleveland J r . Vullo A. tlay lit Orlando. Sniather* of ]t,, expected W ASHING [<>N (UI'D— Ttic members, 32 gsivu ,i)f* am) iii j ,, v The Roosevelt was scheduled to United Dress International Demo ▲sail for e\erCl»es off thr Vtlantic political campilgr erdv tod a y | other state and W *l nffiri.il* r r a l t r National Chairman Paul th, IlemiM rail,- Scn*torla1 t am- The -Seminole JunP.r i hamlier of tVllltamf J r , Douglas Slenstrum, Among tho tpeaker* wa* R«y, paign ( nmmittec predicted a , ummrrer, in it. grt out the-vote llurke I Sti*»le and Stewart tial ®eoa*t and the Antietam wa* slated with the Democrat* conflden' ard Maine elected a *enal<>t a e ' e r Iferlwr Goers*, pastor of th# 31 Duller predicted hi* part) sill Democralfr pickup nf at lea-t 12 rampVign ' hat , , t up I ran sport« s h V l Dri*->ti I unerxl home is in nor .and three House member* the Republican* hoping for v;p»et* to tail for ren.aenja for *lmilar Lutheran Church of the RedctmSept. 8 — *11 Democrat* <scept gam at Iran eight to 12 Se- He Senate seat*, not counting Ihe one (Jon fantlli.. fur per»un. who nerd barge in Tuesday’s eleetlnn*. rr. rejire.enting Ihe Sanford oped rt ion* •Cata and at lead 40 llouae *e-vt* aliradv won in Maine and those r),|r , („ (rurn {w ,|]s Voter*' Despite close race* in sumc one Hnu»c iiirmlwr. club. Last minute appeal* came to<»n a televDlon piograni Sun ,n desiring the Jaycrr* to furnish ( ' | ) ; l | u l H > r T f l M o t ' l states, practically all the polls The regular meeting of th# lo­ and other political haromrter* in­ di> fiom the cardldatrv Mil the •lay hr used mote specific fig , c* Itepuhlican National * hairman trauspurtallon should rail Wl Mill The Chamber of cal rluti will held Wednesday anrf *aid hr rxpreted a gain ,.f " r a d e Alcorn told annther lelevi y y j xt*it dicated the Democrat* will In hig g u n in both parties vrtr (u m m rre r will meet at the Civic at the Mar I.on R ritaurant at d:3(> for Vice Drsmlent i tl or 12 Senate seaU and II *M "' » "d 'rn rr report* from GDI* lent except create their now slender major D a g u c I t u lld ln g Nov 13 at 8 p m p. m All those Interest**! In be­ showed liepulliran* Richard M Ntxon. campaigning | Ifousr seals On a radio program. I r i d e r s files In the House anrl Senate It r i- o r t * w i l l he n ih m lllc d b y c o m ­ coming member* are Invited t4 would "do better Shan thr JMH.II Almost 30 million voters In 47 in the Soun-(o-be new state >,f attend. m it te r* indicates! ’’ He said tlieiireports state* will hallo! Tuesday, to elect Alaska which holds its first rlc ptnmi.rd ‘‘some very startling tion Nov 23 m Ml*. Ksslytl .1 Cushing, adver- 33 U. S. .enainrt. 432 House ip ets" and ahawed mat the GOD etjid ron.-en atity rrmpture con tiling manager of The Sanford tiol of the House." ||r admitted Herald, has Seen elected to the Roliert S fir .an. county toning ' We're doing a g.md t.u-lni - regaining c-mlr-d of the Senate hoard of directors of the Florida director, will v.ldrea* the SemJo h n I. Galloway, county tna col *“uld tie ver difficult." iriolr Uiuint) MinDtortal Vitoria Newspaper Advertising Eveeu leclor, re|Kirled this morning n :inn at it regular nur t i ng at the the first da) of county tax cn! live*. I'lrsi Dir-Py Irriap < hurrh Thur* lection opened " there h a * '-cci Mrs. Gu*hlng was one of *tv day morning quite a line. We feel iIhe n r irei n r rrespuni esp -is. g . ■ _ memher* elected to t e n s for the T A II’ E I . Fonrsub lU F D — The ( Secretary ol State John F'ostef Drown e ill rvplam (hr rrasnns coming tear at the fall conven­ KANSAS C i n ’, Kin. i L T D - the alto suffered a heavy blow on is very go. Chinese CommurlsU pounded (he Ibdtes on eve of the American for llir te em changes in inning Slatemrnl • ate being slrllv e.eij . . . . . . ____ « ... * tion. held itt Lakeland the past An e*-conviet who escaped deter the head, and that the hid hern Ihe drawings for first round r.-gulati -os m irg an l to the pruiyuemoy Island. M »> with 3< » l wun.«, claimed Ihat weekend. raped Her (kipping rope was to .’Ut.trui persons In J7rinii.de lion for more than a quarter cd wrappsd lightly around her neck County. The ia< e.dlrctor'« off . r pliv in the tlrirrtlion Depart imliy -if bars to churches. In .hells in the blggeM one • *•*)’ 1nmiderfln (rum American • »up* William Htarr, president, adver- a century was held here today ment's lennif lotirnamcnt will t* ! o l h r r t.u>inr». •evernl eommiltrr ...................... re early Srptcmlrcr. , plied, eight Inch self - propelled Elirnnian. who x i s arretted in expects two Ihlnl* of the Usxpsy held tnmnfeow al £ p ™ Using director of The Fort Laud­ while authorities considered what . , r e p o r t s will |,r p r e s e n t e d foi dis erdale News, presided over the charge* to file agrinsi him for the San Francisco after * tip tn au­ ei* to take advantage o f the fiv.ir " 1 * " I’ l a ’ ers F*ve sig n e rl r gs *|on »rd a c t i o n . I 'ln n s for the the Defense Ministry laid < Ivllian howitrcr* and other arUllery’ "*Urmeeting, attended by 30 news- t»Sj kilting <d (year-old Nadine thorities there that he was In per Cent discount allowed during 0 c o m p e t e f o r sin gle or d o u b l e * „ , n u t | Th«nk*giv|ng s e r v i c e wilt to.* of life was feared heavy. pressed ’ some of Ihe Communist November solved In tho killing. *akl the child The ministry said the massive gum. papara and right representatives. Vogel Live. She completed. T h e hooks opened t h is m siro rig ',1V11or was ea rn in g the rwj>* (her the Many of Querooy'* 45,000 civi­ Problem* faring advertising dl3 1 participant. In the tout a j hr mlm,tc t. will meet Infur bombardment hit the II offshore Police said the; were "inclined accident occurred, and that h. at th e co u n ty C o u rth o u v . and •ucM are Bik.sl t.1 t^. present for nrally »i '.' 43 for coffee and hght islands between noun and d p m . lians wrre caught out In the open lectors were di*eus*fd in group to doubt" sumr aspects of th* w i l l remain open u n t i l A p n l I sessions. Harry Horton, personnel statement of \n h u r Risen man, merely dropped It on top ol her A f l r r th is d a te , ia«e» h e c u rn r ds •JVC br.ef meeting to g*; the tour | ^ frehm ent* prrredtng the Dual thr biggr-t »ince Sept 12 when un read* and al work in the field*, body. He denied hr raped her namrnt underway. Imong Ihe | n r ss meeting All meintier* of Ihe Red artllle»> Mastrd the Island* f*r from Uu shelter* where they director of The Miami Herald, now 51, who said the child was F.tsenman. whose record at th* lin q u e n t ard subejet to p e n a ltie s took tefuge during the heavy borai!»yer* who have entered am Gene association are rrqurstr*] to be with more than 38,fW round* adidreel-d the convention on se­ killed in a traffic aeciJent. .time of the killing Included a sen . The mlnl'try aid t».43fi shell* tiardment* of Auguit and SepleraTucker. ft. alley Odham, fet e present lection of personnel Rae 0. Wei* Eisenman vani his car struck rer,-r for Interstate transpi-tatmn gS O O S tC r.S 1(1 . v l P C I hri wle*. Hoi. Jtheddrn, f^herl).fell on Hig ijurmny and more her. nier, director uf the school of the girl, a neighbor of his jvaren'a. | 0( , *o|en ;ar> his life in Du Semmr.le lllgh lt.M,*;*is Mun eon. Jul.n GtrliwL, Hill Nationalist supply ship* Sunday than h u m on fjltlr (Jurmoy. Oth­ % journalism at the University of and that he "panicked.” a p d | j | , e intervening year* had been t.iuli will meet at the trhonl at Hiumley, fir John Morgan, Voliier Islands in the group werv- hit landed several thousand Iona ot Florida, spoke on recruiting ad* hauled h«r body in the lonely area unbearable." 7. JO p. ip Wnine .day. Williams and Bert Hollingsworth with bombardment* ranging from ammunition ami supplies in U»* vertlsing emplojrs. where it wa* found 10 day* liter, jjr ,*14 hr („ | j j,!* wit*, fr-im t'e tr SchIrani, Booster piril Any l**t minute entries will be Generally fair Ihrough Tur*dis, a few hundred on pinpoint* of firtl s u p p l y invention in t s n , wnom he W*a divorced Inn veers dep.t. said the club would hold a arcejded at thi* meeting, which I it lie rh s n ir in Members and guww* attended on April JO, 1133. lemireraturr. land to thousand* on other*. week* Communist artillery re­ tho final F. N. A. E. banquet At the tin-,* of the falling, the , age, about the thiid's d -atli. and h u s t n r x inerting and view files will l>e held In the Recreation De- lllgh tirifav 72 tn 77. low tonight The tom baidm rnt wa* believe*! mained silent then and did not in­ "aiurday, followrd hv an evening Wyandotte fount) coroner found 1that shr had ” u*e*l it as a .Inn of past game*. All officer* and tarlment office at the Hanford 30 tn M. karlahle wind* 3 In 12 hetr to be a noisy prilrtl against terfere with the ihtp* or the un­ of entertainment and dancing Nadine died of stranguUtion. th a tlo te r him *11 thutr year* ' members were urged to attend. 1Civic Center, mile* per hour. U. S. government policies and loading. Xluinea Reeop:ni*efl IBs Kasper Trial Starts W est Rejects Russ Plan On Nuclear Testing Ban Coronation Slated Attendance Record At Center Broken ^ E nUUn,, Ends Russian Visit ^Cigrar Causes Death uum«n< Mrs. Eula Carroll Dies In Hospital Changes Made In Reser»ations For Civic Center Use Heavy Vole Urged;.:: Rides Available Annette Has Boy Seminole B Team To Host Leesburg Trial Is Recessed Carriers Depart Three Local Men At District Meet Demos Confident, G O P Hopes Herald Executive Elected To Board Ex-Con Confesses To 1933 Murder Brown Will Speak To Ministers Al Thursday Meeting T ax Books Open, Business Is Good Drawings Slafed , Islands Pounded; Casualties Heavy For Net Tourney Weather Sanford Jaycees Urge: Go To The Polls Tuesday; Transportation Provided � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 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/2c3c8d7a8a60be671d2956042ecb5d06.pdf 176dd6cc9cf25bb7fd87011d5f3ae4ce PDF Text Text 4 ' m f (% | | | ii f I F R O Z E N S PEC IALS MORTON’S CHICKEN TURKEY REEF Brach's POT 3 PIES BIRDSEYE — SLICED STRAWBERRIES FO R Ha llo w een C a n d ie s Pk^s. 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S a n f o r d B a n n e r D a y s is t h e b ig g e s t m e r c h a n d i s e pro™ ■. — —————— | motion of the reason.. Most local ■merchants arc participating. BunI aer» •«»ill I* stream ing from win- ' jclows and dirplayr.i in aturzs of thole who are taking part ta thr j promotion. Special bargain* will tie thr WASHINGTON lUPI) - I T e a i lulr, not an exception, during Ihr and Saturday. ent Ei-cnhowrr ha* proclaimed •ale tomorrow Nov. 9 • 15 American Education Store* have hired extra »al»* per•onntl. Merchandise offered dur­ Week. ing Sanfoni Banner I)a)« will .on.e from the regular atock* of thr More*. Item* that remain af­ LAKELAND (DPI) — In# H<* ter the »alr will be plarrd l>ark on rids \Fl.-CIO prepared today to the thrive*. butt hca<l» with the |»oiverful Bargain* will be available Iu T.*.n*trr* Union in »ee*ing to j ull about cvrry.hing that a »h«p. -'tganlxe employe* of two new pel could delire. All merchant* | Ttrripa brewerie*—including truck participating in Bannrr t>ay» drivers. traditionally re| relented nave Iwtn planning for thi* an- j by the Teamster*. nual event. Juat In c u e you've | wondered. “S B D * in The Heralil l for leveral day* meant Sanford • MIAMI BEACH (L'PD —Non­ Banner Day*. Free parking will be available j farm employment jumped by 1.1.200 la*t month over September of at the city lot. located behind the 1957. with s. me 12.500 non farm P*»»t offire. T hu I* another »cr job. added over previous month. »«w provided chopper* in San Janie* T. VocfUe. chairman of ; t«»rd. ______ thr »tatr Industrial Commi»*lon. raid thr gain wa* more than th■,i«ual te**nnal gain. . F l o r id a rm I N I I K I 'L N D K N T i:m »a y , D A I IA octorkk N K W S t'A P K K v • ’•sited F rees L eased W ire N O . 294 Most Powerful Explosion Rips Desert Underground News Briefs Weok Proclaimer! * * * k -k Six Days In Mine, 12 Men Alive; 52 Atom Can Bsing Variety Others Are Dead O f Rich Benefits To All U nions Warrinjr Hiroshima’ Sized Blast Detonated; Record For Powei ATOMIC TFtST SITE. Net ,-vn i-ti-nulionil teat Ivan would jiU P M — The mo»t powerful un­ kill another goal of (he U S derground rvplailon Irv world hi*. alornir project: I'rrfrciion of ,or> violently rocked alonely He. 'small, clean" weapon* w h i c h **'rt mc*a today a l atomic "Hirocould be he u»ed u*rd defentively over sciential* detonated a rltle* or of(cn«ivrly on the battle ahuna " aizrd device R5o feet be­ field without poi-oning the coun­ neath tile earth'* surface. The device dubbed Blanca, tryside with deadly radioactivity. Bui, a* Vlcl'one suggested at n blasted the core of the me*a from new* conference Wednesday, that it* cavern below ground at the wouldn't make an) difference if end of a J,ono - foot tunnel. It the lest ban led to ultimate dis­ dislodgcst millaint of ton* of tuck and dust as sciential* raced the armament and peace clock t» meet a proposed teit Explosion* Mrlp Mankind If, however, the h»n Included deadline. Scientists rated Blanca, which atomic explosion* for peaceful puriHiaea - chrap digging o( har- relinquished its devastating might l»or». exp!« italion of ml thale*. through nuclear fission at T a.m. * VENICE. Italy <UFI) — Pope creation of undri ground re»er- p.s.t.. as equal to 20,000 tons of John XXIII m i) attend the clos oir* of water nr power — the TNT tng of the Ixrurdc* centenary rext Thr A FI C officials said it wa* ll|> (JO B S T II K H M O M K I 'K I t—'T im U n i t e d F u n d c lim a te world would be the |o»cr. February, hi* former auxiliary w aa w a r m e r to d a y , i o m u $2,000 w o r t h . M a rc el F aille We think," MiCone said, “that th r largest manmade underground mii I today. one of the very great contribu­ riploiion ever “we knosr of.” s ta n d s on n la d d e r to p a i n t t h e new " t e m p e r a t u r e ” t o t h e Broke Surface FT. JACKSON. S. C. I UPD - A tion* tbv alum can make to the O ther- I nail outlied I'ur $11,000 m u r k . ( H e r a l d S t a f f P h o to ) The blast was felt a i a rumb­ gcnrral vouit • martial charge that welfare of mankind lx through But mine officials aniil there ling rarthquake to observers som* exploiioni." a young lieutenant kicked a Ne­ " •* no hope tor 57 mute inincis WASHINGTON (UPD - Pre.l- gro rrrruK In the Uilna and or -1 "I pcrantuill (eel,'* hr added, 4 ’ inllra from ground tero. A > unaccouuird (or today. The dent Kl*enhowrr took advantage drrcJ another trainee to about a “that the puhlic will coma to rec­ huge, dirty cloud of dust rota aubtri ranc.vn n a r t h q u a k r , or of aunny weather VVcdncaday aft ognize that ihrre ia no niora rea­ from the mess lop an instant af­ Burn- i •‘ wd phraM In the pretence of “bump," llial ruined the l urnrinooa to play golf ai thr other men wa* heard here today. J mine No . ST1KKIIULM. Sweden ( U ; ' D - son to stop piogrnav in this area te r the hlait and towered 2.000 _Ircrlatid . ^ Coal ruinpany's ^ . • m g Tree Club in nearby 3t*ryF'lrat TJ. Gereld M. Wheatle) of 2 struck last ihurtdav when ! 7 l | p , r r r American *c!entt*tx w o n ,,than ihrre w ai after World War feel into the clear morning air. land. Iirvifcton. N. J.. pleaded lnm<<fnti men were working. During t h « | t|lr Vot*rl I'rUr :..r Mevllrlnr 1 ** ,h* "*e o( <0T ftocka ini -de-t down Y-n mrag edge. to there ,-hargcs and four clhcri. i -onatraeJan." next lew hoiii* Rl nn-n w « r re»-|today for their pionrcr work in •f Hr followed two noncommilrionrd An atoink* bomb with (be same curd or made their wa> otil and gr netl.*-.tiidlf* tnxt r.-ult* Irad ave STJu. This amount w«» rtie Seminole Count* Untied j lirm SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The officer* from the company he "nom inal” rating levrlrd tho city ?» txHlic* were recovered. thr wav to a cure fur c ’ ticrr. San PraitclKO International Film commanded to trial in the ml*- Fund climbed patt the ft 1,000) matched by the company. \ i t of lltivuhhna, Japan, during World I h r men were discovered u liv r , one half of thr * 11.250 awatd ^ tlarria, representing odlian l IuFestival opened Wednesday ‘ght treatment case. War II. leaving 79.150 dead and mark today. Hoy Mann, c*"' dor. yesterday prraented check* at 1 I j p. in. VVrdneiilay, but it wont to Gcoigr Wells llradlc. with a showing of “ Eve Want* it. Sgt. George IF Sovir. 30. of bringing that country'* aurrend* i.-.. u. worker* iu...r than 12 j prof, saor .1 Ihr Kerrknoff l.abor,.|,dKf i t.v llarol.l Ka.tner, T Sleep" from Poland. Sixteen Ogdrntburg, 1n vvr'-k later. N. Y , and Sir. (Otign treaaurer. announced. pre-l.lml, tolaling more than i ','1 ' !'* *,fl *.^. , *"’1 ' 1 1 *" alnrirs < > l Biology. P i i n l r ' o , The "big ru*U" tame fiom Oil g f feature* are competing for "Gold­ Charlet I.. Woman. 29. of Empire, Felt In Kaal XV. Harris I* the chair,tu., of ,r.** poc^ ‘ .Hl,.r ' p lhr 7 r, " . ‘’•M •'«» l-vwrl en Gate Award" plaques in the Ala , were b->th Convicted hut re­ ham l Tudor. Emplo)•* of tin- S2,l*>0 Ufa nrw sent ita shock wavci ripr ,,t.,|"lKs, : .ncr .:lo T^tuin. pr.detwr at the Hock the huildcr* and suppliers dlvition ^festival which extend* throigh ceived light sentence*. p.ir last Thurwlay. rim P°' ^ r l ! frller Inatllulr Nrw York, fur A junior high Hallowrrn nartv , tiling under thr earth * surface to of the U'F* drive Pvt. William A. J. Connor of WVov. It. | tie pu ked up on seismographs at t r ' ' |,r , . ^ ‘1f ‘with .v,lrh :n,b , M rIC|fUUi|B| ,|,f|nltr " - 1 -“ chrmlcal nr* a,« !IN „ to II o m h f l row J J h t frvm >rush distant point* a* New York llurri- -aid. most of the Odhaiu mvu 'Charlotte. N. C., (ratified Wheatmm raand trapped them,C■tl). A Tudor employes who live in Se­ enough air to keep them alive, ley kicked him ll> the »hlnr 'me.1 ar.d Alaska. Sei-mlc readings oa i , , , ' • | event*. ! A rottum r paradr. frrv hollui an Oct. 13 blast with less than ium hard" with hi* Gl bo»U dur­ minole Count) had contiibulrd a riK-ue workers -pnulated. The other half of llie prigs* prize show, stunts, games and dancing, half tne yield vd Blanca, wero ing a barrarkl Inspection. half-da)'s pay to the drive. Ilrailr) went I.. Joshua Ix-d.-rlK-rg, pro- plus free rrfreshnirnts, are juvrt Dirty Uniform Odharn, prrsidrnt o( the company, m ade on the Atlantic Seaboard. fettor at the t'nivrrslty of Wi* of Ihr entertainment l.nrd up by Connor, brought from F‘t. tx-o told employes that the (Oinpan) conslii, for his discoveries .on-I thr Hecrpation Department. All A 9A-year-old Sanford man waa naid Wood, Mo., to te d d y , admit GENEVA (C P U —Thu Kuatian* would match the totnl pledge.) In ccrnlng "g. neli. rrcomblnatlon .' nlmts in the -eventfi n r j eighth found shot to death rxrty thi* ted Itf •.•>!* a “ ereaay uniform " them. and thr organization of thr gen- . grorle* of l'in r rr r ,t and Seminafternoon In She apartment wrhrre , j couW |)ot tcj| Wheatley when aavumtxi a tautfli attiOole t-!«) The t.'F got another boost earl) VTLANTA (U P I) Two patiol ole High at. urge.! to attend. h# lived. j,p |a n brushed hi* teeth dur- against We*tvriv propnval* to vu*- today when six of the 12 -clexila inert emptying a sa.-k of bottled etle mat. 11 a I hartrrla ” The awards were made b) the I’llze* will he given for the ....... E. ... ....................................lnR ____He _____ ____ pend nuclear weapon testing for in Seminole County made their William Handali, 115 South )ng„ „Ihe Inspection. laid WhealIHJ R n ANY, Calif. (U P I) - A c neionthinr whisky reached In four tlf Sweden'* itirdical ic -1 best rostume* and winner* of ^ F r e n c h Ave., apparently was the . |, y kicked him to make him c<>me l,,ne >ear. Ttiere were rrport* the reports. Mors- than S5uO wa* turn time* and hrnughl out four half-, , c>rvb ( *-ntr•. the Karollitika In. various Halloween stunt* nnd con- I r r n Fchble Keynoldt who broka victim of suicide, official* laid. He to parade n a t . j United State* and Britain w..ubl rd in by those reporting. I'1" ' ' l stilule, which said the American <c»t*. Itrfreshinrnl* will lw> fre-. up her “Ideal" marriage with had been in ill health for some Wheatley was alao charged .............................. .. from thvlr tH.*l | Goal for the UF* this year is On the tilth draw. I'll G. P. ,|||Covrric* would have a strong j Hiiough the courtesv of the Jun alngi-c Edillc F'iacher after ha lime. forcing Pvt. Cllfttlft T, IU thorn «• t jon 0Jl a firm control tyitcm. i£ki,0Q0. Campaign Chairman llu- Dirks and li It. Barfield said. Influrnrr on the -earch for a ,-urc ' ,,r IHifF* Mother* who have plan- tq u iird actress Elirabcih Taylor The body was discovered by a Ilatiir*hurg. Mti».. t« shout on Diplomatic source* said the two jward McNulty said ihe drive I* «-’it ••attic u M inch snakr They fur fancer n*d for enough rake ntxl rookies around New York last month frequent occasion* In a loud voice f(>unlri#t wo(jld RuM(, an neighbor, who ha takrn him a slid they said they stomped the l "picking up iperil, but we still Dlsruss Pasternak Uproar I '" *r r **' T'"- Prx>«ram will was h.iapllalitrd Wednesday, bowl of soup at lunch. a lewd replay to the question, , g lrPmrnt end the tests withT hr pctt!.\ JA-yrar • eild Mill snake and finished it off by dou* ! need rc|.ort* from all of the v..l Today 's announcruienl complrt-' ’, " rl 1,1 s *" ,*^"w youngater* to Reynold* p-..b*l>ly will be kept Its Funeral arrangements will be I “ What'a gwd, Hatbborn? out projwr controls woukl b' visit the Moutiislde Carnival, unlcer worker*." He urged thr ,B* “ * lth - — o f whi‘k ) . j fd ’ ‘.si'rkh.,lm , part in awarding Connor'* tratlmony wav *uh«tjn i B<mh|rM. announced by Bri-son the hospital until F'riday, Dr. , - , N.iltrl priz. v tins year. However. whi.h login, at 5:3.) ; Hally aupportesl by Pvt*. Douglas* | | tll Moscow, quoting the continued supia.it ,,f the drive, . , M II p. m. the junior high Chxrlra levy raid. She was ra* which will prnvidr fund* for «rv * ra s h K i l l s IN l1 J ( n ) It was overshadowed I) Ine ie. l AI. Childs of Gainesville. Gj . and |lr» , p»Pfr SovieUkay* Uu*»ia, '.lit) a <11 rial ami dancing on the •sorted suffering front exhaustion WEST HOLLYWOOD (U P I) jrctlon • ( the Nobs I Prize f..r pal . will lie available unlit mid- ami acute indigestion. Guy Bailey of Jackson, Allas. , aMj Soviet Union woul^ con- rn y.uth, welfare and charitable .o rn u z atio n s next year Paul Carlisle. 22, a Foil fusudrr- [ IJteraturr by Russian writer l.irhl fo ser.ior high students reSovi. and Moman both Invoked unue to rxplc^te nurlear we«p<ini MeNully, Kastner and Mann n dale Negro, wm killed Wednesday 1Boris Padrrnak The hwe-ll*1. lur- mg from the Srw Smyrna'.Article 31 of the Uniform Code of, until the W rit agreed t*. the HusMilitary Justsce. the Army'slsian .lemarwl for an Immediate J |itr»*xl appirclation for the F»b w h e n a truck >lamm.-l into an Academy will ri«ct Inter tmlay i-> Hen for*! fmitlixll game. A mid| done1 by (Mharn & Tudor and its ' ..-.l.rr trurk • i,.pped f.u a traffic [diveuv* Ihe -iluatlun created by Seminole High football fans a-1! “ Fifth Amendment" and rrfu.ed | cessation of nucUar tests, lllghl show ts achrsluled bt the employes | light gain will follow: Ihe train when it, to testify against Wheatley on 13 *■'“ n minri.itiiiu -,f the awaid. The Russian nrw* reports .aid frill r i r a l r r to close the Hnllohit* Ihe road Friday night. K*nfurd will lie host to th« pursquestion* under grounds th*y I the Communists would reject the V‘»en r g'i( Pete Schirard, president of the master* iii F'lurida's F'ifth Dlsthrmselvr* projiosal of a one-year suspen might Incriminate triet on * iv. I). Booster* Club, said * giant mo- | anew. 1sion. torcade will leave the high school | In addition, state offiecra have -t . I,ID .F. l.-i.n il l'll • la-rn invited to the meeting, at ( 1 5 p. m. Destination for thr I nlup vs.-rk.rs at two l.ig jtom ic which will In- heist in the Civic group will hr New Smyrna, the s o ' . . t,-.l early tmlay to a.-- Center. Field irrvlce officer;, also ^ a x t road trip thi* vrar for the r^pr « n. w- cu-itruet, but (ollowlng are exncctesl to attend. Tvemlnole grtddrrs. the Vote nieiultert of a marhinoffirla! host for the meeting Band buses, thr pep squad and 1s t . ’ ' . . i ! iv n e n . d Ihelr picket­ will lie Sanford Postm aster Joel cheerleader* will be included In ! ing of the plants. Field. thr caravan. ,, deputy Sheriff will I be in the official entourage. Schirard asked all fans to join Capt J. D Ramagr, .xnnmodorc Harris, zkippcr of VAI11, ami the caravan. Car* should , of Hatwing One. rclate.1 plans for Cdr. Hal I^vng. skipper o( VAH T. the school hv 6 p. m. Charlie Morrison, emcee of toe the forthcoming Bombing Derby Coffee Club introduced the Naval to the group assembled at !(*!*)'* officers. Other introductions In meeting of the Coffer t lub at eluded three City Commixion ran Mr* Appleby'» Hrataurant dtd«tes, Joe Baker, David MaUira, »« The derby will be held Dec. » and Sonny fUborn; fxl Andrew*, WASHINGTON (UPD —A surly- | —Ur, an inside knob inquiring 12 at tha Sanford Naval Air St* Richard Dens, and l^e Samuel*, iuirrd 3 year old boy climbed . not more lh*n five pounds of Members of DAY Seminole : lion. Capt. Ramagr aaid that tha preaent for the firat time; Ham into a refrigerator and the door | pressure is turned, u . Sunday f j ‘ i t tlie frit on oro.jth- I Navy hope, to attract senior N*- i-evy ami Marvin Xleltier. local slammed shut. —Or, some automatic device • hoot , ^ lluwe, J 17 Ut. from 1-4 p. m. | ‘.*l personnel • n,‘ H °rl manufacturer*; Ifarland His mother found him live requiring not more than IS ritltcns to observe the event. e«l DeMcra, Harold Hardealer, The public Is invited. Guns will 1 hour* later — dead. Tiny finger pounds of pressure to operate, be fumiahwl in the event a con­ Out of .tate advertistrg wt'l be | Syd Morrison. Fxi Mimer, and mark* on thr imtdr of Ihr reCongress passed the law ia 1994 testant doesn't havo one. Shslia soliciUd and it ia hoped that a Barney Wolford. Florida State frigrialor door testified to hit cf- \ and directed the administration nation-wire TV hook-up can be Bank. will be furnished. Procrad- will fori* to e-capc 1to draw tip specific requirements. , Cliffoid McKibbm spoke briefly ■ lie ulesl »o help defray thrr cx tx^oci- afranged. A federal law alined at even- Many refrigerator manufacturer* majority of the mxueuvers | concerning the Chamber of Cora_*e* of the Christmas y*.r ty vfor tually ending aucli “ ice box | have been I stalling the required Uke place at nirht with long i merer membership drive now unchildren of DAV memlwr*. death*" went into effect today. safety f -aturev for some time. bombing targets set up for derway. Thoac present were tr The law require* that all re­ Government officials estimate A tlir. Ramagr asked the, minded of the Jaycre get-out thefrigerator* told in interstate com­ more than a duien children • local orgar.itationa in pub-1 vote campaign and the election merce muit be constructs! to a y ea r on the average a re trapped lieUing the derby. Tuesday. small child can open them from in refrigerators and ice boxes and Following hi* resume of the The Novemlier meeting »f the the inaidr. die. The death loll in 1M9 Howdy - ‘- - 4a — t rather root •veal, Ramagr introduced four club will be held the third Thurs-| L'F ( .L T S L I F T — H a r o ld K n a tn e r , H u tv a r tl M c X tilly n n d A r t l l t i r t i a look u t c h e c k s « n d .Must Open Easily reached 26. with iraaiilnaal rw4w thrafh Fri­ new squadron le a d e n : Cdr. E. day in tha month because of pledges, t o t a l i a g 41,-ltiU, fro n t U d h a m & T u d o r uiul ita em ploye*. S o m b .o f t h e m e n w h o Refrigrrator dour* muat be Moat o( tho dcalhi hare in­ day. n g h M a r Tig k w t* . R. Horrwll, recently returned from Thankogiving. Morrison stated g a v e to t h o a g e n c y a r c s h o w n n t S u n l a m i K a t a t c a , w h e r e t h e p r r a e n t a t i n n took jdacc. T*ha bunt so they will open when: volved children becoming trapped ■Icht *M to K . NortbeiMterly the Mediterranean area, new skip­ that the crowd was Ihr largest to ta l w aa d iv i d e d e v e n l y b e tw e e n e m p lo y e * a n d t h e c o m p a n y . H a r r i s , c h n i r m n n o f th o —Not more than 13 pounds of In abandoned ice boxes a r unused U M ouksw gag hwwr l«s- per of YAII-3; Cdr. E. J. Win- eser olUnoing a *e**ion of lh< | builder* a n d a u p i d ie n i division o f t h e L’F . t i n t e d i.» m o r e t h a n $2,000. pressure ia applied (rum the in- refrigerators. However tom* hava of l a w o * hi; Cdr. fiord C lltra ld b l u f f P h o t o ) Um haadte la involved r a f e i f u a k t t la SPIHNGIIIU. V S. (U P I) WASHINGTON i l l ' l l — Ine Twelve g rim y coal -nitifts men in charge of the U S atomic trapped I»r m days in x dark euidflr of their wrecked mine project hope thr world won't rr were brought out safety early to- Jcct use of nuclear explosive* for da* to cheering irlatlve* and peaceful end*. friend* who hid given them up Tin*) liclievr thr atum't viofur dead. . ..lance can he made t o produce The t?! lu tuivivoi*. d u c o v c r c d 1no( m v u ra dlvcovcredi;*;;". ,u t t r „ of rtr. „ , am, ........ Wrclue,day when react* workn* ......... but a ilch sarlfl) .1 bene pjahevt a pip.- through the debris f„ . ,or mJnkim, lhat imprisoned them, appealed F‘«r tin* ira*on Chairman John to be in good condition although i A. McCone nnd hi* colleague* on one wa* reported to have a bro­ the Vtomlc Energy Commission ken leg. Some „of them , grinned Ikijx- the Flail and Wr*t in lr*t and waved wlldl) to the crowd* ,ian ...gotiallon. »targ..g Friday But thr good new. brought to the j , UI „ rmpt pithead njclexr rxplotiont Won.cn and hu>k) mine work era wept with unabashed joy a* the ruen were hauled Iron) the depth* of (hr continent's deepest coal nunc on vtopc - climbing cart* called ' take*." Employment Jumps New Pope May Visit Lieutenant Denies Kicking Recruit; Trial Underway Americans Capture:Coveled Prize For Cancer Research Ike Playing Golf United Fund Climbing; Festival Opens Total Passes $ 11,0 0 0 Halloween Events iii In Cily Announced Sanford Man, 96, Apparent Suicide Russia Gets Tough On Nuclear Tests This Whisky Was Real Snake Poifon Dohbie Reynolds Enters Hospital •Caravan Planned For Football Game Postmasters Plan Sanford Meeting Contract Accepted Air Station Sets Bomb Derby Here Refrigerator Law Goes Into Effect Turkey Shoot Set *By Seminole DAV Weather i J F �• - i = ffipant I Pcge 2—fliura. Oct. 30. 1953 Governor Renews Pledge To Fighf Against Gambling MIAMI BEACH fU F l) — Gov. LeRny Collin* n w t H hi* attack* M gambling Wc<tn*»d*y n l;ht and • • id d a will vliorouily fight at* tem pts !• tom »«F H o n d a city lalo another I*ai Vega*. Collin* did not i t f e r directly to a move by the D»de County Com* jnlatlon recantlv to legaliie cailno gambling la Greater Silt ml. But bo told the annual ro«i\ention bf the Plortrfa Motel A**n. here that Florida fare* enough rhallei tine problem* withsil "opining up a Pai*Jor«'» he* of gambling " Ha aald IhM th* light to rut F t * i j a of octlta auJ other crime la al an allliinr high and i* g o b i to gel even atrlrter II he ha* hi* way. Commenting on constitutional reform*, he tald he l« ronlldtnt tba 1PM Leglilatura will tuhmil acceptable itvliloni, Including mom- reillitlc ^apportionment. ,*l( Florida rontinue* tu prol­ ong position al the bottom of all atglMl in legiilallve repretenalnn prpporlonat* to cllttan.hlp, "our CALL H E R T Z fulurr progret* will bo wrecled by Internal diicnrd and devalua­ ting lectlontlUm," he warned. One ot mrtcUohh alllaotiao One of Uit moat challenging Irauea ahead, he added. I* re­ volving ol rare relation tension, "and we muit find wa>» to come to gripa with thi* in u r honorably and lawfully." frriT i BOCOTA. Colombia (C P U P h y ik iin i hare have luggcited to local authorltic* that traffic vi­ olator* be allowed to pay their finei in blood to build up the city's blood banks. The d iCtor* luggeatfd thxt fine* a’lojld be charged off witb In the limit* f t lif e ty —i t a rata "f • ’’oul a quarter of a pint ef blood for rarh dollar. BANNER BARGAINS cluded a narrow fund of light rain front Teaai irro ii the lower tier of ftate* to Floilda. with gully wind, rauiing unplra.ai.t condition; tr pail* of T r i a l and LouiMana. Wind* were at high r» JJ to 40 mile* per hour. Today's forccait wai for clear •kiei over almoit all of the rountry except tha Southrait. Scat­ tered ihower* werp cape* ted from Teas* to Florida Retf. Price 51.25 Special 39* Tax Inc. One Group Ladies* & Gents U/jcdch&A Hendrix Promises Full Bomb Report Nationally Adv. Brands Res;. Price to 533.95 s iq i. Special OLDSMAR (UPlI - Segrega tionlit Hill llendrl* raid he will AT I.lit.ION IIKKAKS GROUND— Legionnaire* in Sanford today broke irround fo;- the give a "full report” on arhml and church bombing* Saturdaynew fair building, which will adjoin the new home on Highway 17-92. Left to right. .1. night at a Ku Klua hlan cro«* (*. (Slim) Gnllowny. .1. I). Cordell, Georfe Mayberry, Hon Mahan, John Griffis, contrac­ burning at Jackionvlllc. tor. and Joe) Field, commander. (Bergstrom Photo) Hendrix. who did not daiw ratc * Evening* FA 2-7500 on the report, laid tha KKK Jewelry Approximately 3,000 •'wildcit "speaking and c ro n burning in Store fall regalia" would be held at well*" were drUled In Texa* lait g p.m. at the Inlenection of Phil­ year. Only al<out 14 per cent of :S2 Ym lit Vie RobeBo, Aft. 601 E. l i t lip* Highways and Bowdes Road. them struck oil ef gai. Dr E T T IE JA N E KEOGH j (•til Roberta ee’«hr»!«l hrr j birthday la st Saturday at a movie ! party and weincr roaat. Invited to spend tha day with th* honor** w*r* Gars Smith, Pat On*y, Wanda Mixon, Barbara Fletcher, Cindy Slayton, Kathy 1. Reversible quilted plastic card tabic covers—water and stain resistant. tied and .Stephanie Lankford. 4 11 .ME I T 2. Pussy Cat Blackboard with eraser *nd chalk. The local *t*H Club held th* third m e e tin r of the year la tt t. Plutie Toaater and Mixer covers—heat sealed and Monday a t the i.-hool. Mr*. Myr- i tie Wilton, and Mr*. Ted Brook­ attractively decorated. lyn, leader*, helped the girl* With j thrir c u rre n t pillow cal* project. ! Seventeen attended th* meeting. | 4. Imported leather fitted manicure kiU-all round zipper—asst, colors. Th* next on* vrtll be Nov. 7 at the ichool. 5. 4 Piece Fitted Travel Coametlc Kit, HIKE TEST At the la«t Parent-Teacher ' 6. Revolving Karrinj* rack—makes carrinirs easy to reach—assorted colors meeting. Mr*. I- E. Roberta, **f*. ly chairman, prrirnted a program In aizep 9 • 15, 10 • 20. 12!', . 2 1 # . Ixirely . on hike »afety. Li.l* of tha proper T. 4 hi 1 8hoppinr Purse KiU-contalns Bay. Memo pad, equipment w a i given to earh narshort nnrf three-qtiurtcr aleete cotton*, t. ^ .nt. c 11 r *> r ,« s Pencil and Rain Bonnet The ta*t an>l Inipectinn Day for cotton knit, rajonn, ra>on and iirrtnte in Ihe ^ u jc c .n c - y the local school will be Nov. 25. lalenl chemine.. ahlrtwilit, jnekel aljle*. To pa»* Inspection arid all In »af«* Ul » K f '! S bike riding practice*, a child muit Iteauliful hotidn. print*, plnidn and ntripe* in have: proper »iie bike, perfect brakes horn or bell, baiket nr car­ mnnv color*. rier, fro n t light, rear Urht «>r re­ flector, chain link*, .eat, handlel*«rs ( p m p e r ’y adjusted), handle grip* lgood condition), pedal. •good condition), wh.el* — no broken spokes. Each bike will he impacted (date to be announrud) and the children given a hit of the things needed tu get hi. hike ready for final in.prction. A te it will t<* given for hand llgnali, also a written and oral t*»t. When a child p a n e , all the teats he will ho given membership In the Bicycle Inititute Safiy League and a decal for hi. hike. The Bike Safety program i* •■pen for children in ail l i t grades in th# Lake Mary School and parenta ar# asked to help and en­ Nylon *lip«. *ome tailored other* trimmetl courage children in thi* program. with lace and embroidered. Many mulching For additional copies of the Inipeetjon Hat and furthrr Inform* half-lips in white, pastel* nnd red. Site* lion call Mra. Robert* at FA2IBM. 32-tfi. lie nure and *hop and *ave thi* hlg PLA STIC PARTY banner huy. Circle No. 1 of the United Pre.hyterlan Women will have a plastic p a rty in th* Educational Building of the Church Wednes­ day at B p. m. with Mr., Dale Aiatandcr. chairman, Praroding the Circle t party th# Executive Hoard of the L’l’W will meet in th# Education*! Build­ ing, at 7:30 p ni. IHM S4 (1L'T HONORS ta k e Mary Boy Scout troop No. 142 attended the St. John'* River ili.trict council at Camp Lanoche, la at weekend. Competing with troop, from Sanford. Orange City, Deland Small, medium, Urge half-slips in red, and C at.elberrv th* boy* won four blu* ribbons for ramping artivl* pent el* nnd while. Nylon trimmed with lire tier* and two tie. for firat place and embroidered. "Iluv now for Chrl*tma*." In Gold Ruth Trail. Bobby Lank­ ford and Bobby Oabnrra won Iniivtdual honor* In other activities. Special recognition w li given th* troop for their performance of Indian folk dance, presented Saturday night. Atditlng the iroutx in the program were I)oi Inre* Ktr*h. Myma William*. Jodv Tembar and Genl and Jodi Tay­ lor. F A 2 -7 7 2 3 HERTZ R“ ' * r*r Wind r.\ Lake Mary News Sweeney's Seven (> Blood Donations Suggested As Fine D im m in g Florlda’l growth, be laid the itate nerd* only 23 f*** new rctUlents !*• Itteome the llth large*! compared to Mth eight year* ago. Baird on the population rlie. Collin* laid he will not be »ur* prised to i e e , live or *ix new congrcumcn, after the IMO ccn•ui. Snow Flurries, Rain In Weather News United rre*« Interniltonal Snow flurrict wer« occurring more frequently over the nation to give many poini* a forrtaitc of wlntei, but rain—five litrhe. in T r i a l —continued In the wrothrr picture. The U>ne Star State alio had a touch of anew Wcdnciday. Cold air whipped chilling rain a c r o n the cgulf C»ait from Florida to Texas, culminating In a fiveinch downpour In the aouthcentral pert of the at.te. A* freih flurrtei of *no.v pelted the Itoekie* Wedneiday, «e.rch era came arruia the bodies of two Minnesota youth* mining for more than a week near the Wy­ oming • Mariana border. On*- of Ihe hoyi apparently klllid h'm•elf alter watching h n compan­ ion I r e n e t dcAlh. The heavicit mow ,n the wellcm portion o« the ne.tlon laic Wedne»d*y w a i al Colorado Spring*, Colo., where -ec Inch fell. There alio wai rain and some mow at higher rlvattonr throughout New England. Other weather diiturbancci In­ lo lrl I fe Look at These (B a w W i (B m jA Friday & Saturday t, Dresses each Regular Values to $14.95 In A ll M odesty... BANNER $ C 8 8 *0 9 8 DAY’S Slips YO U R NEWSPAPER BOWS TO Regular Price 2.98 • 3.98 FAME 51.98B1 $7-98 BANNER D A Y’S $1 AS Matching Half Slips Regular Price 2.98 • 3.98 BANNER O A V S The W orld's Best Salesman *I* I* TOUR AD IN THE SANFORD HERALD — Worka for you day and night. . . at the dinner table . . . In your customer*’ aittinr room . . . . in buay office, and waiting rooms . . . at eoclal gatherings . . . . al public meetings . . . before church groupa . . . at huainewamen'a luncheons . . . with echool children and parcnla. working people and elderly retired folks . . . the young and old. the rich and poor, a l race., color, and creed. . . . AN AI) IN THE HERALD REACHES THEM ALL WITH YOUR SALES MESSAGE. PU T i HIM ON YOUR STA FF TO D AY- ADVERTISEMENT He'll Be The Hardest Working, Lowest Paid Member O f Your Staff } | ,n Ji J J .M Pajamas Rate Hike Requested : WASHINGTON* ( U P D - Amerjlcan Airlines ha* asked the Civil \ Aennautic Board for permitiion to hike Itf passenger fare* g 3 , per cent to cover heavier co»t» I in the Jet age. flannel nnd challl* pajama*. Regular and bahv dolMylea. Many color*, all ai/ea. $2« & 53.98 Shop early and *ave. COOLER IN SUMMER WARMER IN WINTER SAVE FUEL FIBERGLAS INSULATION ■“Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc. TU W. leMason U * m GArden 4AMS FREE ESTIMATES 4 fo « , Shop Early! 1 U >O 0H S HOP S V . - L �t nm w- ^ ’ $4.30 Auction Bjd |4 Cities To Lose, Gets Man Fortune Deaths LONDON <UPI) — T urriturf dealer Prank Offord today di»the glittering IJJrt.O"" tree*ur« trove he t>ought for about M JO. Groan* w»nt up from the men through whole uniuipertinr hard* the treaaure (lipped — Auctioneer Hamilton Smith, who gate an old and dully lafe to truearr John Gourtney Jj*t to get rid of It. and Courtney himielf. who »old the >afe to Offord for 30 ihilltrgi (M M ). ^ "C or!" laid Couitney in broad cockney. "Stone the bloomin’ crowa!" Iniiite the lafe n n a diamond tiara valued at MSO.nOO. Other Jewelrj and sold diihg* were v*laed at atiout lion.nno Only eluei to the original own r r i wrere letter* in.ide the life addretied to Madrlcme Conitarwe Hall of 20 Katun Place, Brighton A Bible lilted hrr bith al Scptrm# b e r IK3 The Bi'le wai a gill to "Mi. and Mri Hall on their marriage " Korty-ii* Ml'ruodack peak* art more tnan li-gn. There art vome nf ii.kmg trail* among TALLAHASSEK <UPD - Four mrr.ia by the date Beverage De cities will !o«» mor.ry hut two partment tn ctgarct dlitnbutton other* pin. the »tate g< nrrnl fund Some M J4t will he added to will gain h#.-»u»e of rradjuM the atatr fund, while the citici of India and Wil!i*lon will get an additional S.1Z each. j The department laid an audit of , tb* Clark and L*-»i» Dutributing TOKYO (UPI) Tadabuo Co, of Jaekionvitlc, ihowad four Okada. 73, former ipeaker of the elite* will have to give up more liuUK of Reprcientattwi »r.U a than 17 000, r< follow-*: Gaineiformer mtnlater of welfare, died rllle *3 mu . Oral* I U J 7 , l\ai ting* 91.(OS. and l)<-I.and M cent* Wedneiday of itnmarh ulren » I ('M ID % • .1 A k i. lU . t a i; • ai l i t o it •• 4 iin illo tt* •• ■• • / ir *| Nslitibal llank at I h e | ■ ,. * • v f # iti:iit.i:u . W »|ri e 4 •• I j H in t • m i i: % * k o , \ i t . ii* . f *r l . i t v u t i r i* o i u *a I at I I 'a r N A l u l l ta . ' It 11 m « ,« p » i i-.i. l LlDCudiiti.J, Ign# 11h nclusi.^ lock nicctu msm for any hegh! up to 36". Non $k,d, rubber tipped legs protect floors folds Hal for '•as/ storage. sCjbcc*? GobJofj, Tii;v ;I«immil. 40 WgH Irjnsfjmitr T 6 Tc lift! * Sr! luck #nd Iniirud on Beak Fl?WeR j HAND AND BODY UUi'lhiflO //i u« '1 20-Pc. Blue Willow l ,^ , Consists ol 4 each Dinner Plates, Cups. Saucers. Bread l Butter Plates, O QQ Dessert Plates fa *Ju IUH ON WHIIlSf = «• 49c CARTER LIVER PILLS 1.25 ABSORBINE Jr. - • - ‘NOXEMA SPECIAL. . . . . . . . 100 ASPIRIN TA BLETS--- * ' t . »J>tUb'e snl j. jnJ hinJiebirt ted and •?. I ^ C O O K -W A S T E R 33* 79 99 11* RYBUTOL • n lh \ i » t n r. n r r i iii ii i i i :%h i n p . ( • * ' 1 at f I • a. itM cu P'9 i . M ' l o r *l#a|pa.1 fi* l a i*ai<l h> at*, h y r n ' l ' i a r a flfu*t far*. iM H H 'ie n l* In * l - t . l r r l t e * . n r a r* f . » !h #r w i t . la* a, I d a«r|< u l i t i r a l # o n | » a t a * l i v e n t i r k a t i ' a atana*lftl InPta p a iiH ut..9#a C IlA P lif III >1* ' I ' U J»i • * ■»t#a »*r . . i F ' f • tatlop** o r • n r t> or at fn n « »-* a h l c f * M i c h i*r" f U 'P » 9 I •l '> n * 91 *p vklrk t* • ' t - ' i ii «••••' •• * >' t.» C h ro m o P l a t e d M o n ’s & L a d i e s ’ STEAM & DRY IRON WRIST WATCHES Canges from slcam !o dr/ jvith a flick of the f.rgcr. Ad­ justable fight and "J Q Q left hand cord . . . I »U U Dress and sport style:. A'l have Mfg's. 1-Yr. Guaranlee! S a ss rrovement:1 o A r t Vais, to 19 95 . ea. 0 . J J • I I I ■rewnla Hawkaya FLASH OUTFIT Indues: CiTterj, tUshc'J<r hitfi Flashgjgrd. fi flfthbultJ, 2Batteries, jrd ? Rolls of Film., . 11.99 Rag. 9.95 Irownl* STARFLASHOUTFIT Ideal lor the beg.nner. Carrera with built-in Flash. 4 Flash­ bulbs, 2 Battenas, , Roll of Film.. *7 .9 9 S lc e p r i tc " LECTRIC jkkv B LA N K E T ^ 7 2 * i 84’ double bed size wnth automatic bedside cont/ol. 100N replacement warranty. <\jKW ashable, I ha i i v o j n l a an *|ad*Srfa«l l*» " w h m *a. g ia t i».v*a af * « r r * ' i au«»na 9 t 1 If i h . ik # P l i n l I n w h " h . f t * inatiMPP fa t t h l r h . a n d tn # .if .in l'IirM t aa t r • a n*f rm id llitll ui.daa a h .il aiirh d td v rta ilf • r* *1 N ffltllfl |tm oM !• aufkA Pt#'! nr ra* ifilra .f In P4< h o f t)*a m i l k irirk p iln i ir»9« In Klop|.fa »:r»9ar t l . a •*ppmnl9«lp»n'a C u p a r * *f9|r.a o r | '4 r ft d lr lla n f. 9 v •<•!.! ar a ' l M t af"1 d a t c r m l n a * ft o n n» a l l m a t l a r a r a l a i l n a I n am *»*a f p ^ f i t a r » *a » fn Ik • I ’n m p n l c c l n r a f> f f t m a n f • ko u ld ka r n n t ld t t c d d*t* trw ln # d M I |» a * a r t n l n a t l« * n • f ■a I v •* • nr l# r i.r n t't# ra a h m iM ho m * f p i » 1 l a f k a f V t r m f a a i n n aa a • • • || *>9 a u f k v * a * i r « a * '•a»|«aP«nn f n n .lu c ta d kr Ik# f* n v n m la a l n n %f *1 fka fim a • k a n a n v a9i rh n».1*r « r f r>!» i • N a l l ha e n t n a a f #a - f i t # At* f aM !• • In fa ira id and fka p 'tk ffn a * # I m l l M l o •t *# n 9f a a f l'* aa»* • • .ir H r a l a r a k * H l d r a r p a n d f p / l l i D . n* a * P».a* l.p e fa p lr a f l * c m i*rri i wj i n f'L ^ if.r T9» h » ii i %in lir% n |N O W A I.T O N fua 9*omvipipi 9av I t ll.h fN fl v ’q |’ V/. 9 / % Chocolale Covered Cherries 6 9 ‘ 1.00 Charberi Consent Mist 50‘ 2.00 Lustre Creme Shampoo *J-59 THOREXIN COUGH MEDICINE. 4 oz. 1.25 SUPER ANAHIST TABLETS . . . 20 . 98° DRISTAN NASAL MIST . . . . . iscc 1.19 COLDENE COUGH MEDICINE . 2 oz. 1.00 GROVE’S BROMO-QUININE Tabs. ie s 49° DRISTAN TABLETS........................ 24s 98° BAYER NASAL SPRAY.............m cc 59° VICKS VAP0-RUB...................ivs oz. 44° PRIVINE NEBULIZER...................iscc 98° SUPER ANAHIST NASAL SPRAY is cc 98° CORICIDEN TABLETS.................. 12-. 67° m •m 1188 24.95 KAlfa a n d S C A L P C O N D IT IO N E D 2 For «9c Offer Two giant sue tubes of loana Toothpaste, tegular ictail price 1 .0 6 ... 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D eser’ f N m I * .| i * . u «i *. r i o r I J a . a t «l )<»u a i • I * ■ n m ii .in • it, •• rai• • l aiiiil . t • I' lil f- g (.* ( I k ) n u r a f i l l r n ^ti«*9«r . . *i* .» .! ». « |.* l h r 9 . i i i m a I m ; f ll r * i It a i* ii ^ a - t l n a l >•»*• • i« i H m « * u « 9 ». |i# . . 11. 0 nf »nr C l r f l •*! f »' 9 i i . v 1 1 9 * art lu n m l for iw m lt ju li ... | She Panfort) W truti Thun*., Oct. 1(0. 1958— Page S BOSTON — (LTD — One of the name* atrlcken frutn nomination JACKSONVILLE (UPD - Three King ia one of four hall bond* rourt. ami Lee Block raid he paid papeit by the MaitachuSetU Bal­ motor t *t * tntified Wedneiday i men charged with violating vtate the vame price t.. avoid loiing lot lm\* Comini**i<m wav: "Win•ton Churchill, to O wning St.” they paid bribev tanging up to bail bond l a w * He alievd* hav hit driving privilege*. V f.-urth w.tnn*. Anton i tialan. Chairman Jo.eph Aleck* po.nl *050 tn keep ftom loving their had hiv licrnvr auvpendrd. Therm O. Pale told t' c lieorin; u n i King adviirrt him hr could ed out that Chatcmll had lift driver’* llcrnir* on drunk driving >k.<tgr.* he paid King ’off and received hi* a t .j pay ant get hiv licrm* hack. that addrev*. The three went before * *tate liccnae ftom a drawer in tilt But he vaid hr rrfui.-il and wa* later eonvictrd of diunk driving. A total <>f 1,142 Vmcrirant h air Invurancc Comtnivitrn hearing to ■Terry firm offnr. N T. I'rolfhcr aaid he paid become permanent reridrnt* of determine if bundiman Italph K. Jamaica n the B.*tti*h Writ In- ! K i n g ,if the Teiry R.*n ling ('<* I’t n o t V*'. Tcrtj irJ) to get hiv I The fir.t balloon tire* on U. 4. ! thnu il have hi* lirtn*e revoked Dlcrnvr bark without going tn car* were in.rodtHrd tn 1922. -die* during the pa*t five year*. S3.90 Val. \ i \ i m i ; « iim I 1 1 * • i l l ii i h i i m i; ftx iN lil •A If Ia I \ • • I I I I I I I . IN %M l (AIM •I-.M IN O M « HI \ l \ , • I 9 H I I I I %. I \ 9 | | % >9 l . t ( \ M * . *t»49 9 I I I I Mil* •* 'i %i ; f u N •* . l.'lnttff \ a h tl.ti'l' A Ha-I.l.a I a n la n t \9» I 19 I I f *» 111.1*1. N I I I.'. . it A A >I p. 9># a l i i . H t A T K O K i . 11 • • v aC I M v »* I . t . v . : •• • <1*11 • * • a* .fc \ a > i « i i t i \'« tiu a. V# All K Alla, l l l f l l , P l i u t l * J t f »11 vs....... . S r U u at* <i* p I • i •11 • l* >J i L t l a • • •* T R A IN S E T 3 12 lull boo tXinni (tut! . I : \. cu l.ir I «ti* t \ m i • •' *--i C f • •• » v# • A m o rlc a n F ly a r i i . .• t * ( t Ali i, |>|i| MlU« I'l aw n M t I ||« t i l * c l a i m . ' m . It.* a c i n i , o r h m .» • • • » or it M i ll h d w i i i v % ii At t J f l i l B U I I Uu I K it* A * • 1*1*1 9 If f t iT T ^ • I HI W v ii \ i ; i » i; i . ' i i a i i; . 0 }! » •• •V .1 11 f A- •A 19.1 m m l r * I v % i am) t t u i t i i * 0 i O v m u h i l i * » h k \ ltl.lt )|* I • A « * l l i » l ' l l ' l • • l • * 1 . ; • • • ■ • •* • ' 9A .M I .\ n u ; « u n it M iiiid A . I i • • W K O Itl r Id* M i i h i n c 't fh t a N n .la r m onth i *t r O i l i [ t i l l fi r cl I m i M I . t -t itt t ■ *t• r. j l l ' «• K « ' h « l u l m •• i l r n «(<•» mu* * t>p i i n r l t i n i in ^ • lint# I k- • I n f I # * l J r i f Motives NEW YORK — (L’PI) — lliillp Ca*oria. a UI-yrar-oM engineer, t o l d |>"lue he climbed a t o w r r at o p t h e W illum.huig Budge high atane the Kait Ki*er tieeaula he w a n t e d a "lofty ipot tn think t h i n g * over" after a quarrel with hi* iweetheart. * i.r *111* I II * Lo fty - •« ; i>?V. * 0 I » II IHa I « • HI I \ • ».V|I The judit ***i for the period Jan. I. 1956. to Au*. 31. I»U. V f? f Mum a<n I.OOt) feet J00 m il e thru Lego* N otice i\ m i • \ ' ■i• • • State, 2 Others Gain In Tax Shift At New .Address AT PLUS — ovir 1000 othor valuablo PHIZES! Just ask us about Reiall Super Plenamins and pick up your official entry blank. Ho Purchase Necessary!’ ■ MM* , OUR PRIMARY CONCKRN...THE PRESCRIPTION ACCURACY PURITY • I N T 9 0 R I I Y TAMPA RESAG0S C IG A R S Double wrapped to retain factory freshness! Bap w* ‘J5 . .9 8 c NOW i c e [ f AT POPULAR Ijifli'inunt i* , *V|y, PRICE! ^ * . CHLmwl OF SOUP, GRILLED AMERICAN CHEESE SANDWICH, RICE PUDDING With WHIPPED TOPPING. TEA, COFFEE OR COCA-COLA 1 �• * "or Editorials ■f ! . RED 'G IV EA W A Y Fred Othman S ays nttoEuac c. >r o t o ia n WASHINGTON—Tw# sf a y Hoi lywoed friend* actor GUnn ford and producer Edmund Grainger cin e through town with a now raori* they sold wns a m . They alao laid thars'd bo a food. TJwra aurs wa*. AU tho adrelralt wars there with gold atripo* and thoir ladle* In evening gown*. My Hilda waa praaont, looking pretty .and I put a froah drop of :d872 Office Workers Had No Coffee Break * <•«> • • — In 1872, the coffee break wi> beyond the comprehen■%15n of office worken. Today, it !a an eatabliahed institution i»«T»**u. 8. _>y way of comparison between office worker* of 1872 -and today, an office manager in Boston came aero** the of' flee nil** of 1872 while craning out an old file the other day. The rules, in case some employ er wants to post them on his , bqV-Mn bond: 1. Office employes each day will fill lamps, clean chlm-«vnoya and trim wicks. Wash windows once a week. 2. Knch —t w will bring in a bucket of water end a scuttle of coal for the day's huslneaa. 3. Make your pen* carefully. You may . ' Whittle rPri to your Individual taate. 4. Men employe* will ! •Gejglvrn an evening off uarh week for courting purposes, or ! R l evenings m week if they go regularly to church. 6. After l&houra of labor In the office, the employe ahouid spend the • mn*h>hg time reading the Bible and other good book*. 8. v very employe should lay wide from each pay day a | 4. _ | of h'* - *' *~i for hi* -nefit durir-* hi* dfdin' H i yc-. j so that he will not become a burden o.j society. 7. ! Aaiy employe who smokes Spanish cigars, urea liquor In uny ; ftji-m, or frequenla pool and public nails or get* oha\cd in ; A'barber ahop, will give good reason to suspect his worth, 1 jtatantiona, integrity and honesty. 8. The employe who nas • performed his labor faithfully and without fault for five years will be given an Increase of five cents per day In his pay, orovldlng profits from business permit it. The man who found tho rules in the old file wenti-d to read them to hla fellow workers. He discovered, however, ! that ha was alone !r the office. All of tho others were on a • coffee break. • • • * * Ideeded: Annexation e ■ Only about 200 more signatures are needed to call un ; .election on the question of annexation in Sanford fringe • • areas. The annexation area includes south and southwest San* ! .fag), including Pinacrest to 1,800 feet south of Onora Road, : -tig Dream wold and Country Club Manor sections. I i £ City Manager Warren E. Knowles said total eignee* of • >tSe petition now is near 400. There are 1,880 property own• '.JB In the annexation area. As yet, more than 800 have not signed. For ell practical purposes, this area is already a part of • Sanford. A valid patltion and favorable vote would put these citlxens Into the elty's growing population. It la true that an* • -SMxatlon would mean some additional taxes for these rest* • dents. It would also mean that the area would be serviced : T T th e fire department and garbage trucks, have i>ollce pro* ’ ffctlon and the benefits of other city sendees, such ns re* •nation. ' ZL We think that benefits received would be worth much than the small additional tax. -*• I 1 . I News 0/ 1 \ 1f 1 i a • • • atrucUon In baric Marina Infantry weapons. This recruit training prepares young leathernecks for further speclallted Infantry training at Comp Lejeune, N. C. 14. Hebrew month 15. Quarreled notaily It. Meshed fabric 18. RhslUred aid* — e i iiooo (abbr.) 90. Rueelen iwnlnrala 33. F1ow*r 94. Clatter* 3«. Plunder IS Buperin. tended ItOlloq) r w r e uf ItaiMU • f reak *3.ru** raw. ksfscn houtf* 17. Depart M .----- Wirt W. MU f* A ‘4 J ileDruforfeU* Ing herb 43. aatamtee ' 43. F*et 44. Suspended DOWN J. Peanut h KANEOHE BAY. Hawaii (HITN O - Mario* S-Sgt. Harol.l P. Handley, son of Mr*. Norman P. Hendley of JOT Palmetto St., Sen* ford, Pit. and huiband of th* former Mils Doiures P. Stoddard of Huntington, N. Y„ U serving with the 1st. Marine Brigade, In Hawaii. Before entering the service In May IMS, be attended Andrew Jariieoo High School end w n em­ ployed by American Bank Sta­ tionary Co., Jacksonville, PI*. DAILY CROSSWORD. ACBOM 1. Manner ef walking •.Mtwtcel • inrnnrunx >* •.Coerce • lOi Pungent 1 • vfftlabl* • 1S.Eurep*en f* . ’,31. capital Lubricate 33. Fool. I Uk* organ 33. Boo** 1 lanat) 3S. Bulky tlmbara 30. Agree­ ment* *7. Halted 3* ItordtrYett*e**r‘a Assast Ing SO Movable harrier* 10. Coin 13. Work, as (Fr.) dough 40. Weight IS. Ruin 41. Medal o( S tlk tn Honor (abbr.) X Free! 4. Tellurium teym.i M M 4 nmo efewaana 0. Afrtth 7. Com (Ptra.) XPutalra 0. Coin i Fr ) 11. Bey* nickname 11. Ursa Major IS. InUmal daeay ef fruit IT. Eahauri It. Month P 1 r ~ T~ X~ % II YA 1 r li % $ Vr % * XT Washington Day Before Night, Charge Dismissed hour • and-20-mlnutt argument about one pretty girt, and after adrenturaa designed to scare tha audience, the hero always w-rn her. Or (o said Ford and Grainger. Their picture, they edded. was different. Submariner Ford already waa married and ho had a girl ehild when th* film opened. Then he had to go to the Orient and torpedo n Japanese carrier. Those wily Japs ran In front of their flattop e prison chip bearing Ameri­ cans, Including the captain’* wife and daughter. Hla torpedoes sank the patsengtr ship and Capt. Ford never did learn whether he'd kill­ ed hie own family. Neither did Deaths NEW YORK (UPI—The Rev. Dr. Aloyilui Kuhar. 41, a Yugo­ slavs Romar Catholic priest who also served as a diplomat and ed­ itor, died Wednesday after a short lllncee. W IN N E T K A . % II u ' ir d V Slight Oversight (B a w w i (B ju u FRIDAY & III. (UPI) - Charles J. Whipple, 73, chairman of the board of Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Co., of Chicago, on* of the largest wholesale hardware businesses hi the nation died Wednesday. Official On Tour He's a modest gent. He said ha had no idea how his service* sud­ denly came in demand. He's Ing regu'arl/ no-v and lately he'a * been making movies on location all over the erarl-J. What'* surprised h'm is bow folks in far place* rcfoeniie him and lung on to hia every word n# if It were ;ospci. This h is caused him to believe that maybe *.>e Slat# Depa-tment vheiild deputise far-flying actors to tell ihe peopl* around the world a li’tl* about cur country and It* philosophy, I'm rot the <*m to decry true love, but I had to tell Tord I still was unhappy ab-rs? hi* wife merry. Ing him and retirtr? from tho screen. Shf'a Elinor I’-..-el' and I used to enjoy wstchlnj J • r ilaor* acres# the silver sheet. Miss Pow­ ell, in addition, v as a p lr a iu r ro know. Well do I .-ewember the timn she gave me a rumba lessos,. I didn't learn mtkh, aeeordinir »->| my Hilda, but !t wa* fun while It lasted. Ford said Ml** Powell real­ ly hadn't retired, but jus* changed buiinessas She'* about to open a chain of dance studio* and if the b o n will rive m# her .versona! a t­ tention. I'll take up the rumha again. PINECREST SUNDRIES Adjoining Pineerei.l School Sunday Family Dinner Turkey and $ |2 5 Dreaaing Served f r o m 12 ’111 8 P- M. WEEK-END SPECIALS Boys Flannel Pajamas $1.79 Cotton Knit Button - Down Sweaters CJlrle Site* 2 to 14 0A $1 __ /T ■ • e*rh reel fjtdiea’ Snvtll-Medium nnd ,*ar«° CARLTONS SHOES and SPORTSWEAR Plnecrrat Shopping tenter ALL-MEAT HAMBUnfiER Freeh Made Potato Salad Choice of Home Made Plea m ^ in c lu d e s Tea or Coffee g Tax Take Home A Bag of APPLEBY’S FAMOUS DONUTS 72 ‘ Mrs. Appleby's Restaurants “Serving tha Beat . . . To the Real” 106 8. PARK AVE. 115 N. PARK AVE. a y y J) % XT' 1 1 t Thursday, October 80, 1958 WAt.Tien OlltLOW, Mile* aa* Publish** j a n n * w. bmitm , a n . nassaiaa r e i i . r nVBLTN J. CL'tliino. U i H I k V l S a w •aaOag Banner Bargain Counter Items from many departments. Reductions Up To V 14 One One Croup aa* Chela la s a. taiweOar ar. 101* as the Peel orrte* ck a. lar*. Mara oft In cooperation with the merchants divtalon of the Chamber of Com. merce wo have reduced our regular atockfor this apeciat Banner Day Pro. motion. A fter Banner Daya thia merchandiae wilt be returned to stock and told a t it* regular price. Sweaters Bkraaef Jewelry Hosiery up to 50% 27th S'.. SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL Friday and Saturday SATURDAY Specially priced for banner dav* only. % vr i-Saw Dresses d 11 l i % M ing booth*. A reminder, alio, that the cos­ tume parade will begin at T:M p. m. Mri. E vans, chairman, hat requested that all spectators re­ main seated throughout th# «v*nL Mrs. Theodor* Autln Jr. an­ nounces square dancing, Ralph Neel/, caller, will b* the final •vent of the evening and urges everyone to participate. Trick O r Treat "Trick or T re a te rs'’ plan to make th* rounds tonight aa th* carnival i* scheduled tomorrow evening—the high school Hallowc»n costume party and dance, Saturday. The senior d a i s will sponsor a "car wash", Saturday. 9:10 a. m. to 2 p. m. affording those whose SMAT1IF.RS RAISES SIGHTS - looka aa though he la really scar­ Tallahassee tomorrow for heme- csrs receive soaping Thursdsy or Friilsy night* an excellent oppor­ J u it back fram a campaign check­ ed—Syd Iferlong. Il l a aafe bet coming hut will be hack with Paul tunity for clean-up. up around the country. Senator (hat hit rare won't even be close, on Saturday for a big Democratic Methodist Home Coming The annual Home Coming of the Smathcri h n reviled hia early c«- but he Isn't taking any chances, rally In Ft. lauderdale. (Paul ; Rogers and Syd Iferlong arc the | First Methodist church will b# ob­ tlm atei about the election neat lie has been on TV levers) timet only Democratic Congressmen in week. Instead of capturing 10 alone and more recently with Florid* with opposition ) On Sat­ served Sunday, with a basket dinj ner held on the grounds, after teats In the Senate, be now thloki Senator Holland. He hat written urday, Holland will apeak at a 1the morning worship. the Democrats might d-, belter. thousand* of personal letters testimonial dinner for Dante FasRev. and M ri. Jack Evans, of cell in Miami. Even though Dante , Miami, will be present for tha oc­ New prediction-II. throughout the District, thanking HE COON ANSWERS BUTLER the folks for their help (but alto doesn't have opposition, a good casion and he will deliver the morning sermon. —When Paul Ruller, Chairman of reminding them whal a go»d con­ testimonial dinner never hurls. Baptist U n i t * (he Democratic National Commit­ gressman he Is), lie la telling All clrclei of th* First Baptist tee, suggested that If the South­ them through the medium of a church will meet in th* new educa­ ern Democrats don't go along with • mall tabloid newspaper filled with tion! building Monday at T p. m. a liberal civil rights platform in pictures and cartnons-snd quota­ for Ihe quarterly aupper and busi­ I960, (hey ahouid get out of Ihe tions (all favorahle of course) ness sessions Democratic Party, he brought from more than 10 Florid* editors The Katle-Sue circle, Mr*. down on hla head a great amount Alio, he has printed thousands NEW YOnK tu rn —Engineer Charles Aulln, social chairman, of Southern wrath. Among the and thousands of an attractive more wrathful waa Florida’* He- brochure bearing hi* picture and 8. Norman Wand, 3d. got the law will be In charge of the supper. Mrs. L. V. H art, program chair­ coon, Cor.gr*<iman Hoi, Hike*. the story of his record. And he to agree Wednesday -that day He a-aueicd Butler: "The Dem­ is seen daily on the street* and comes before night and In so do­ man of the I'earl Martin circle, ocrat* ore the party of all the In Ihe a t o m all over the Diatriri. ing saved himself a IS parking will conduct a program on topic— (Taiwan)— "The Re- | -s Shall people. The alma and principle* None of this did he do two years fine. of the Party mult not be diverted ago w hen he had rurh a close call. Magistrate Edward J. Chapman Com# With Ronga." Mri. Tom Daniel). WMU presi­ to tho eatreme of policies of a It ian't only what he la doing— laid in vehicle accident court that few radical and left wingers. Th* it is what he Is sajlng He la he wasn't quite sure why. but he dent, will conduct the main busi­ South hat held the Democratic openly bidding for any Republi­ would have to dismiss a summons ness meeting a f te r which all cir­ Party together for decades and I can vote* that might be willing, against Wano, who was called In­ clet will retire to Individual room* tm convinced th* great majority litres how hr aakl for them’* . . . to court for parking near a sign for meetings. Methodist Circle* of Americana want the contribu­ Ihe thing of which he It prouuest, that read "no parking after 10 Circles of th* First Methodist tion* of Southern leader* to the p. m." however, la the fact that he has Party and to the Nation to con­ Wand admitted that one morn­ church will m eet Monday: The brought nationwide credit to our Mary Martha Circle, 3:30 p. m. tinue. Mr. Ruder la playing into District through hll able iork for ing last May he did Indeed park at ihe home of Mr*. Annl# L. Car­ the hands of the Republican* who hi* car near th i sign in Fort good government, “Ills con.iilcnl with their poHff "I forced inte­ and forthright support of sound Tryon Park, but it was at I2:1S ter. I^ke Charm . Mri. Lee will gration are certain to he defeated legislation. . .regardlen of party a. m. lie said since th* sign be rn-hoiteia. Mr*. Clara Mariner Is chairman. unleaa they can split the Democra­ line.” And they'll vote for him. didn't say otherwise, It wss logi­ The Bethany circle, S p. m. at tic Party and bring about a South­ ton. He'll win — no sweat. cal to assume it meant from 10 th# home of chairman, Mr*. Tho­ ern walkout. It would ' r more ap­ m. until the end cf the d a y CAMPAIGN WINDUP— Sena mas Moon. propriate for Mr. Hutlrr to grl tor Holland Is spending th* final midnight. The Chappcl Guild. 3:30 p. m. out of the Party If he la dliaatia- day* of the campaign helping oth­ Each time he went to court fled wltft the position of the great er.*. Today he will he In F ort My­ Wand pleaded Innocent to the at th* home of chairman, Mrs. segment of the Nation represented ers with Paul Rogrr*. He'll he In charge. At Wedneaday't session. James Wilson, Imke Charm. by Southern Democrat*. A third Chapman ruled Wand was tech­ party movement must be avoided nically right but he told him not if it is at all po,slide. Such a to do It again. movement could be extremely Outside court Wand said hr re­ LONDON ( U P I ) - Cenidun CHARLOTTE. N. C. ( U P I ) — dangerous to the welfare of the Fire persons failed to put money alised th* purpoie of the sign Trim* Minister John G. DiefenNation and It probably would con­ in perking meters at a new pub­ waa to discourage overnight park­ baVer, flew Into London, today tribute nothing to Southern aims M lic parking tot, but authorities ing In th* park but h* said It aboard an RCAP aircraft an the SAFE PREDICTION - Politi­ couldn’t prosecute them. County should have been more specific— •econd stop of ■ reund-the-worM cian* tike to say they are "run­ Commissioners never pasted a "no parking from 10 p. m. to 7 tour. The plane touched down at ning seared." Hera it on* who law requiring a fee In th* lot. a. m., for instance." S:3I a. m. e a t. the audience. And I awear k waa a gripping situation; It even kept tho admirals in tho meuanine on tha edges of their seats. When 1 knew Ford in the ol>i6 days h twas a nice young fellow, who spent moot ef hie time hun­ gry, between engagement!. In the last few year* he'a caught on ant now It** not so eisy to find a big time film In which he's nc4 Involved. r~ T ~ T " r~ 1 $ rn By Marla si R. Jasset Halloween carnival chairmen ar* reminded that the gymniitum doors will be open today and to­ morrow for decorating and build­ Men In Service FARMS ISLAND, S. C. (FHT* Up)— Dark) T. Keyaer, aon of Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Kryier of Fern Park, Pis. and huiband of the former Mias Bcmnle M. Plerry ef Pern Pork, completed recruit training Oct. 11 at the Marine Corpe Recruit Depot, Parrta laland, S. C. Relatives and friends at many of tae new Marines were on hand t o witness tho graduation rareBlonJtf • The 11-week (reining ecbedule Included drill, bayonet mining, physical conditioning, parade* and ceremnnlra, and other military subject*. Three weeks wort spent on th* rifle rings where the retrain fir* ed the M-l rifle nnd received In* I 1 Oviedo News Ink in (be hole at the lapel of a y tuxedo, and showed or looking well-dressed, tee. So w* all lapped up the movie people's roest beef de luie and felt eorry (but not too nervy) for th* stockholders of Metre-Goldwrys-Mayer, who footed the bill. Then we marched ever to the Cap­ itol Theater, where ipotllgbu speared th* sky. the Navy band toot]ad, and n whole slew ef tallora stood at attention in the lobby while wa ataRted in. I had a tieket and nobody even asked for It. This picture waa entitled •Tor­ pedo r.in.” and Tord wa* the cap­ tain at a tubmarine; a flrst-flaat movie It wan. tee. Ford and Grain­ ger said It mad* history. This I do not deubL Sine* tho beginning of th* cine­ ma. they laid, Hollywood his been making movies about soldiers, sail­ ers. marines, and airmen, and all with th* same plot. Two goats Invariably get In an off Specially Priced! t 1 i ' �h . Thor*., Oct. 80,1910-A rt 8 fm B Woman’s Page Sorority E l i s i M k Aafcby. W i a u ' i E d iu r rko fA 1 Mil Faye Gamer Givern Has Meet Masquerade Party * Blackwelder Home Scene OfCoffee Mri. X. W Blackwelder enter talned i t h#r home with • coffee Wedneaday morning. Guest* were memhere of the hoard of director* of the Hetpitil auxtbary and tpe d e l ehiirmen on the heard. Herr}' A. Weir, hospital administrator, w i i alio preaont for tha Oceanian. The Blaekweloer home waa decorated with arrangements of autuma flowers. Xoee and mauve flowers arreted In a Oliver antique coffee um. a family heirloom, cemposrd a lovely e*nt#rpl*f# for the dinlai room table. The table wai covered with a hind crochet­ ed cocoa brown rleth. Dainty landwichea, cakee, aod candied fruit were served. Mrs. Otrlito pher Butler, incomlnf president MODELS IN THE RECENT l PO Wive# Fashion Club. Lett lo right: Mrs. June Llnrinfeller, f»«h!nn director, with model- Harbarn Carr, Virginia Wilkinson. Nell Oxford. Barbara Drayton, mid Nora Williams. P h a a o m jU Intricacies Of Hula Dance Told nr gay paijlf.y HONOLULU (UPI) — Anyone can tram the hula. Thai's what dar. in? teacher Ini a Guerrero • aid before I became her pupil. After a couple of hour* In­ structing * girl who has trouble even with the fox trot, »ho con­ ceded that the hula and I we;» permanrr.tly out of at»p. ••Maybe." sha aajd, **tha I cat huta dancers do trr:n rl?ht from childhood " Mix Guerrero, who has been dancin? the hula since she 'tas five, gives lessons to Hawaiian children and on occasion teaches its swing and way to curious tour­ ists like me. I took my lessons In private—If i ’m going to make a fool of myself, I don’t want an audience. Watch The Hand* Mastering the hula's basic step Isn't too hard. I t’s a one, two. three end tap with the ball of the foot, called the “kii wa wae” in Hawaiian, meaning fret In mo­ tion. “Watch your hands,” said Sills Guerrero, early in the course. "Let o’hers watch the hlpt.'* In the true hula, the motions of the hands are most Important; the hands tell tho story. The feet and hips Just keep the rythm. I watched my han Is and im­ mediately ran Into trouble wi'h my bare feet —the hula always Is danced barefoot. Mostly tripping over them, because the hula meant movemen. of all parts of the body. 1 had to remeber that the knee* should be bent slightly, my wrists relaxed, my hips doing the "ami” rotating, nnJ my el­ bows In toward the body and not jutting into the air lika Diamond Heal into the Pacific. No Dorothy l.amour Mill Guerrero patiently steered my awkward way through* the Intriraeiea of the kirk atap, or ••tiwfhi"; the turn step, "kataVaua”; and tried to show howmotion of the hand* and arms symbolised the rolling sea, the arc of the rainbow-, or tha gath ­ ering of flower*. She lost me in tbc oands-ir.il.- | inale. They have two children, a Intr-ralndrtipx department; in this ! "irl •>f am! a hey cf R, both motion, th • fingers, stretched "Alreacv accomplished hula danc above >.ve mad, perform a shim* * 1ers.” tbeir mother said. Miss And, I foiled tin • aropnd -the Guerrero has been a featured Island'' movement completely. dancer in several mainland niaht Tbi» set! the whole body rotating, spots and in addition to teaching, and I Just ain’t a Dorothy La- also performs at ship welcoming mour. parties. Mis, Guerrero. 55, a native of She explained that to most Honolulu, Is married to Frank tourists, the hula it nothing more fleipli'ierr, a Chicagoan working than a levy dance. Rut actually a : a clerk at the chipping term- i*. is base-1 on ancient religious ritual. Chief L illit C. Howard and family laft Tueadar for Norfolk. V a. after spending the past month w'th his mother, Mrs. Faulina Howard. Dr. and Mr* Gordon Stanley and children and Cel. and Mr*. Paul Chesterton left today for Rovnun Beach. They will return Sunday. Mr .and Mrs Geerga Wells eel cheated their gHh wedding anni­ versary in West Palm Baneh last waekand with thalr daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. David DyaL Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Harris are spending some time in Rome, N. Y.. where Mr*. Harris was ta il­ ed at tha daath of her lUter-lnlaw. Mrs. Clarenc* Galloway. Mr. The Sanford Story League open­ and Mrs. Galloway spent the win­ ed its monthly meeting with Mrs. te r with the Harris family on Virginia Roche presiding. The Bay Rtraet. group plans to have a covered dtsh luncheon at the November meet­ ing in honor of the visiting state president, Mrs. E R. Cary, Tampa. TULBA. Ofcla -turn -If Tin- League plans to help the The i at nival to he In-Ju at Mil- Junior Story League finance year you're overweight, and havo tried 16-day diets, pill* and fads with­ son School. Paula, will In-gin at hooks Theme of the program out success, s Phoonit, AHi . payR:30 p. m. Priday. Hot dogs, ham­ burgers coffee, milk, soft drinks, ‘■Florida. Home of the Indian" chlitritl has a suggestion: candied apples pie, and rake will was carried out with Mrs. Tom Get yourealf hrpootiteJI be aveilablr for hungry patrons. McClain and Mrs. Clarence Sny­ Dr. MIRnct H. Erickson, presi­ der telling stories while Mrs. GretA ceremony will he held during dent o< tha American Society of the evening to crown n king anti chen Crowell, srtlst. sketched Il­ Clinical Hypnotists, made that queen of the Carnival. Their Iden­ lustrations. Mrs. Lucy Ann Jures augge>alian here at a clinical aymtity wl»l lie a secret until that read a poem and her sister sing potlum. time Runners-up will he members J 'The Indian l/>ve Call." The advit* it aimed at persona Refreshment* were served from who*o plumpness atame primarily of th« ■rt. Prises i - < RtllineS will he a- a table overlaid with an arrange­ from inability to control the urge warded to dif/*rent age group*. ment of straw- mats and eenterod to overeat. Boot.)* Include » fortun- toller, with an arrangement of strasr Dr. Erie keen did not a i r that fish pur.J. dart g*ma, pair trie, flowers. hypnotism will euro all ebeaUy. handicraft, country store, potted The brand of hypnotism ha talked plants, ceramics, grab hag, sur­ about is "medical hypnotism’*— prise package, spook house, and NF.W YORK ( L T D - Linking net it tpe or purely entertaining cake walk. for an after-school snack to give hypnotism. Mrs. Catherine Keyt is general When th* hyaotic power of sug­ Mb? youngsters? Try this ehoeo chairman. Proceed* will he used gestion is used en eusreptiblo for the PTA project for the year ( !atr drink that use* up#left-over overweight persona they will "renattr.es!. For r ic h serving, measure I J spend to the command to sat smal­ cup chilled ronke-l eatmaal. >« ler pertiont." The Truth Seekers Class of the i r p rh-icniate S'rup, »* cup milk. "They'll 4* it autamaticiHy. af­ Fiist Methodist Chu.-ch ‘.eld i!J tra>poon vanilla and one scoop te r hypnoste, and feel Just at full monthly meeting at the h one of vanilla or peppermint ice cream, a t evar,” said T>r. Eiickwm. Mrs. J FI Crawford on l-ake Mary llace all Ingredient! In a deep For fluffing w«#1tn blanket* #r Bird. wide mouthed pitcher. Beat with The class enjoyed a covered dish a rotary beater until smooth. (If airing feather pllWws give them luncheon followed by a business blrnder it used, blend for 1 min­ a tumbling in th* automatic meeting. There were 20 member, ute. then paur Into pitcher.) Serve cloths* dryer fnr three #r four v< th cookie* If deaired. mlauta*. present. Carnival Scheduled In Paola Story League Meets Try Hypnotism To Lose Weight Chocolate Shake Truth Seekers Meet (B cw m Ji £ Xi Beta Fta Chapter of Beta Miss Fay* Garner wee honored Kok», Sandr* McKinney, Evto Sigma rht met at th# home of th* Shrine Cluh by Tier parents, K ratisr;, Lynda EeboU, Jwdy Mrs. TV. G, Fleming on Monday on her lflth birthday Saturday Itirm n, Mer'y Sl«mp«r, - DU m with a masque,ade party gtv«n at llayn#i. Cal##n M e F a rla ilt! Da> evening. It was decided to prepare Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Garner. Inna Hargraava, Jan«t Glenn, » Thanksgiving basket and assem­ Decoration* carried out tha Hal­ Relay Williams, J#an#tta Blown, ble gift* for th* patients at loween theme with orange and J#*n SoulhwrarJ. * black paper streamer! a-rove the D,.k# Schlrard, Don MaC#y, Chattahoochee. ’or the year IIS*. poured from a Th* program. "The Good Life", cviltng. Ghosts and gobUrt Haunt­ Charles Orvetti, Harry Robaan, terling stiver coffee service. Mrs. wa* presented by Mrs. Fleming ed every enrnrr. a life-els* scare- Terry Christensen, Ray I.undqulal F. C. Woodruff, courtesy chair­ with all members participating. c*ow. witch and ghos ’dd:d *» Ronnie Undiey, Charlat Began, Jimmy Srhlrard. D oan, Goambal, Mrs. G. Andrew Speer read the the effect. man. assisted tby hortaai. Refrs'hmeni* of cake, potato Charles Veke, Gera’d Jnnaa, San* revned by-law*. Mr*. Roy Sevor Approximately Mi guests attend­ reviewed tb# •Tradition* of Ret* chips, party itm i v - h s j. and cokes ny Farley, John Smith, WtnstsB ed. as--* *erve<| buffet stvle. Hams, I’lerry, Stev# Fowell, Johnny A1W Sigma Phi”. The next .nesting will be helu nn|se,oaVerl am. belloons were red, Henry Sehumacher, • Knit? I^Ve, and Terry Griffin. N'ov. 10, combining a prugrexire distributed among the guest*. Special guest* wer# fay*'* Cemel vcci played and daueing dinner with th* conferring of tho grandparents Mr. and Mr*, w . F, Exemplar Degree on leverel new enj-iye.i I’ri**s were awarded l» member*. Tb* first stop will he J Betsy As .’.llama and Janet Glen-, Gamer, and Mr. and Mrt. B a t nt tb* home of Mr*. G. Andrew 1for the must originel costume; Fehoti, Mr. an I Mrv. H. 7. On» other prtaex were avwvded *o borne. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Camep .^peer. -j . Duke Schlrard and Kay Ive;, #'*<> : n j Reg Garner. ■ - runners up Cernte* Oiterholn* tml ______ Terry Christensen. THURSDAY Thoie attending war#: Kay Ivey, Jane Osborn#, Flan J.ilrtn, Girl Scout troop 7J3 of the First Sally TVliilavns, Carotee Oiterholn, Tretbyirrian Church will mret In Marilyn McDanlal, F ranm i. ast S h o w in g tho Youth Building at J IS p. m Strickland. Mhula*** Sbeperd. Sue OPEN 12:45 Cub Scout reck SIS of th# First | Dinner for 1000 people will be prepared by Cotton Rrown for th* Fresh)terisn Church will meet a! .VuihiMc Carnival •chedulci to­ ■tta i 7:10 p. m. morrow night at the school. S*v». mg will continue front 6'.30 • 4 :.’4) Choir p r im e s at th# First flif p. Pi. announced Mr*. Rueset LAKE WALES. F l a - A l l Flor-1 (1st Church as follows: Carol. 6*5 Spencer, chairman of the dinner. Ida should bo hoping for a warm p. m ; Conco,!. 7 p. m ; ar.d Many Southlid* parents are *,. Halloween right in this central Church, R p. m. eiviir/ h»r in preparations for Florida City FriJay when the slate's winter weather will be for#thv supper. viiccMmtTeoca.ee Roval Ambaindora meet at the Barhecu.'d t hicken and chart, al told by the mystic powers o.‘ Spook church at * p. m. broiled mullet will sta, the n-enu.' Hill. This hill is where !n»usands of Finaeraet Raptiet Church Adult Bov suppers to take out wil' be available. Serving will he done In persons visit annu&lly by motor Choir practices at 7:30 p. m. the rafetrrla. car, rut off their rrg .re and roll r*«lnr*:LT : l * 3 :ltRl'N DAY Foster* publicising the carnival I'F MIL I 5:16 • 7:15 « 9:11 The sto>y guea that if auto­ Plnecfeet ilaptivt Chtirrh Cun- were treated l y the children In FRIDAY ft SA T U R D A Y cord and Chapel Choir practice Mr*. Robert S. Brown'* third mobiles coast fa.lhsr on Halloween grado dess. nlgl.t. It nirs, i mat axle grease It at >: JO p. m warm and the weather will he rineer«it Reptivt Church Carol warm tbe major part of the win­ Choir practice at 5:30 p. m ter months. A party was held Saturday night In a lost made t.vjay on Spook Fioecreet Raptist Church Hapat Kadet Headquarter* for boy* Hill, a car roasted t i t feet. If tlsmal Service at 7:45 p. m. end glr's of Kadete Unit 1*11 that test Is belts red Halloween Pinecreit Hapti.t Church Ju n ­ of Sanford Fifty Kadcta attended. night, the ghoeti of ,-vpook Hill r«Games were played Friiee were porledtv will he wearing sheets ior and Youth Fellowship at R.IS awarded to Donna Slaughter and all winter Instead of a blanket. p. m. Joey Rubel in the hill* hoop conThe official udgr will be Casper, teet. Tommy Hlckeon won a priie the Friendly Ghost, who recently for the funniest costume: Donnie wa* adopted as e mascct by pupili Delegate* In the state conven Cronin for the most o iginal coe- of Spook Hill F.lementary School. Lake Wale* claims Spring'* tion w*rt elected at a recent meet­ turn#: Stelisaa McAllister for the ing of the Tuture Teaehers Club prettiest. John Hope wen the groundhog haa a winter rival. I’Mlure: 1: 1.1 • 4:08 been gueeiing game. at Seminole High School. 0:47 • 9:84 A eako w*a baked a:M deroralThose attending will be Mar>lee HPEEDY BATCH Barron, cluh president, and Doro­ ed aspertally for the first annlverNEW YORK - i t ' P I I - f i d hall ALSO thy McAlexav.det, chosen as the **rv of the Kadete In Sanford. a minute? That's all I, tikea to club's mnit outstanding member Parent* served the refreshments. K’ drta meet each Saturday blend II ingredient* Into raid last term Pegs) Weslgat*. Hate Spanish *auce. to aero.-vany fish, morning at R.30 it the Armory. Future Teachers officer, will also cold pork or baked bean*. attend. The girl# will he chaperon Flare In blender om talrer 1 ed bv Mrs Mary Joyce Bateman RIFLEY DIDN'T BAY IT targe peeled, rhopped tomato, I and Mrs Hilda Wray, club «ponCHICAGO —(DPI) — American! diced green’ p*p|*f, '» cucumber, sort. annually consume moe# than •») peel and diced, l e«ara*ly chop­ Th# eoo,#nlioa will he held in pounds per capita of protein fond* i twqsut wiuwntrt BOM ped small o,.ion. I large garlic Daytona at the F nncetr lis fn t of animal origin, says th* Na­ dor#, rruihed. *t cup olive ell, F*«ture: 2:28 - 6:13 ■ SlOO Hot#) Oct. 31-S'or. ]. tional Live Stock and Meat Board. I tablespoon each vinegar and r.B T MORE O U T Figures a r t based on atatistica brown sugar, ‘a tcasnson each of for th# years 19511-57 and Include cumin or mar# and tinnamon and LIFE GO O U T TO A B a rra c k fl consumption Of beef. pork, lamb, l> teaspoon aalt. Blend about SO MOVIE. Veteran* svf World Mar t San­ fish, poultry, and dairy produeie seconds, or until smooth. ford Barracks 4V. and ■uilllarr unit will hold their regular meet Inga Friday at 7:3n p m. The Barrack* will meet *t the Ameri­ can I>gt»n, Mod Orlmdo Or.; the auiillary will meet at th# PAA’ Hall near by. Artie!** rr.ad# by th# auxiliary members f*w the Veterans' line pital will be turned In at this meet tag B*p«rt» will be made on the 7th District Conference held ree ently in Orlando A joint social at the legion will follow. All veterans of World War I are Invited. Calendar Church 1000 Dinners Will Be Served Spook Hill Foretells This Years Weather -^-*i^rsATON-W..W fc tl'lt um g r • •H T 7U AAAA 1 5 2 AAA 3 3 AA 2 7 S 6 8 2 A m 6 7 B * 16 14 • or. Will Meet u fffiS p IS . . . help you fight Co Ids and Winter Ills Famoufl Favorite jui}'a 1 • tv • •t# G ER IATR IC Ola-Beron 12 FO R M U LA Vitamins 100 CapHules — Reg. Price $6.79 100 f apaules — Reg. Price $5^9 JjOCapaulea FREE 50 Capsules FREE A Regular $8.88 Value Only cq *5** Vitamins and Minerals to | 100 Capaulcs — Regr. $3.98 Value 1 2 70 * (y AYTINAL 1 2 B F C M If iK W PTA Delegate* Told Ladies' Shoes S', A M B U SH Kndotft Havo Party A Regular $10.58 Value Only ■ Du Ktf MARMSOK- KEMOUl ■The KUUCTANt DEBUTANTE' 3 4 2 1 7 1 50 Copsules I s A Regular £ 6 .2 7 F R E E V r iu c Only— $ ^ .9 8 J YOUR WALGREEN AfaENCY DRUG STORE 9 i)e u ‘s “ Where Quality la H ifh a r Than Price" ^ .. - . « - • ■ • i • ■• - q a.*,# # « • •• • • • ^ * # * .••# ' ILLAT SAVE R O U M — and — HERE A N D E R S O N ON THE CORNER BY THE CLOCK Phone FA 2-0392 ‘ ’ At** • �‘ ■-. • iVSP 1 6 —Thurt., Oet. 80,1988 •8# Vanforb .T Irratl eminoles To Travel; leek Third Straight By Jerry C itliiU i Ceich Jim Plr«t and bit thirp Sanford Seminole* will trivrl to New Smyrni tomorrow for the liH (oid (rip of the tenon. The squad hit two creit upset victories under lit belt and goet Into the contort at a ttronf fir* •rit*. L n l week the Semlnolet alapped the undefeated Winter Park Wild-*»t b* i eroie of 111 ~u- W “ Quarterback Calls Everything At Stake In Baton Rouge Few Plays In Pros 1■ i •I Mr DAVID M. Mafftt United Prett Jaternalbmal ATLANTA (UPI) — A pottlbU By KARL WRIGHT Thete play change* Ju*t before national ehamplonabtp • probable the b»ll U snipped are tilled United Pr«M U U n u l i M i l Southeastern Conference title, and sr.w YORK (UPI)—Maybe Ih t the likelihood of being Ihe only . ... , ' . Fans witched Dob lliinrilh huddl. It outdated in the National , , , , direct th, 0 Un»* againtt M* major team la the nation with an Foothill I.*i(ii*. 1 Rrowni Sun.!** i t Cleveland c m unbeatea, untied record. These are About all they hi** to At, In It be t u i t he will he callingmmy the pritot awaiting the winner of mymore I; trade telephone num- „f •,>* York's p h y t i t the line the Louitiari State . MDt'itippi and the Parkert hid ju»t defeat- Winter P irk wst Ihe mmt Im port., tcrimm?g* Juit before the b*U came Saturday night at Baton Rouge, La. ed the R irr a c rd it Ihe week be- int and If the Semlnolet f a r well Bul Bo, m" e h 'o f * ™ * " J i S T D e f e n c e Cfcaaget A aell-out erawd of about M.90U on. of Jve large at # ' t r el * fore. 44 7, l j J l r . t Ieeibur* next week trd Pro football defer.ir* have be-t o i c h Jim Le* Howell and The Semlnolet got off to ■ th* I.jksvlrw, theyiho-jld bring home j forn' *° tcientlfle tnat the rjuar hit nffviitive coach. Vinca Istm- regular *«* ko tame In the Swith ky tta rt thlt leatn-i when tl ty j .-.inference honon for -.r th/1 t i n t I ,b ,c k J,U|1|F if '•• •tin f timr hardl. atart Heinrich at quarter —will be packed Into Tiger Stad­ when hr eallt a play In the hud- J b ack because they contider him a ium for what hae blottsmed into time liner join in: Ihe OBC faltered afainit S eahrene »>.d ,l a 11 / I . k. . . a. . L . __ a - I . _ die He often hae t«, .*i*n(e bit w i t t e r j i noting cbinfvi or flaw* one of the big garnet of 19U. __ ______ Conch Dove l-aude it due a lot „ Katterlinui, hu' they have t____ >me The Loulu.n* State Tiger* and in an op|>o.ien!'a defense a n d back fart and are a lolld club n* «,reclM for the fine Job hr ha. / * . *' ** Ihe Miulttippl Hehelt. ratrd No 4 that ahould «n all the way from done with Ihe defrntlv* unit. H i t 1* . ' * “ *? , , . h **f ma'-ing a tpht ie.ond decition nn here nn out. The victory agalntl ha. mme fart In th* >..t two * Mo * defen,|vr the terimmag* line to take sdvan-l a«d No. I nationally retpectively. lif e of it. And Heinrteh fi(uret to boatl identical S-fl reenrdt. But ronleata »nd It every bit *• ttronf ________ __________ IAU. with a tougher schedule be­ h# e itra huay Sunday. at Ihe iquad r>f latt tear. •W> know the Brown* ute II hind and a partisan crowd to different def.ntlva tempt not to cheer, te favored. Mufial Foe* the pertont of Neely R<>»| and ** I mention variations on those 11." In garnet against two rwmmon Lombardi u l d Kelly Lake. Bn'li were very green a ■ y, . foei Leoultiana Slate avf Mlrtitlo the opening rontflU but they ( o m h l i n f t T l & . I f U Heinrich twitched a play at the lipol earn* out even. The Tiller* both rim e into th.ir own »K«in.| W U l l l U l l l i y I I C * l l l j ]i;tim m age line dunnf the open- beat Hirdin-Slmmo.it JOf and Port M>ert and have hern Intto* minute* of th* IVni title Kent.icky 12-7. Mlilienppi t mar­ proving ilnre Hot* played a very | ANN ARBOR, Mich. (U P !) ferenie learnt, have »o far re important role in the v ictory o . r r [ Authnrtllei t o d a y investigated **nt tame Mel withTriplett the Chicago B ean ard gin* were 24 0 ov»r Hardin Simblasting through fu.ved to play Soulhrru and their Winter Park, raining Quartr» m k I po«iihiliiiei '.hit a football c * r d , ' he rentrr for the tourhdo->n ’.hat •non* tnd ?71 ov*c Kentucky. But in other t*mei l»jl»i*r* hat hern a lot of talk about Ihe Miko Mother lo fumble t r . r r a l gambling pool u ..ro \treJ at the l»*»n . 47 7 rout l * : n l « t j i e renulrinf the Brhelt time* !.ait Sundav Htinrich wat k«pt State ha< t>e.r in* mor» impret University of MlcMg*n wat coo and Maroon* to meet the South l.»ke, 17S pound tcnlor, l« play- netted with similar racket* Hie­ buty rall'ng "autom illrt" he- live. The I7rert he*t Ri-e 2A«. ernert. ing in hit flrtl teaton of football! eov.rwj at Detroit'* Wayne B u t . cause Dale Dodrtll, key llnrback Alabama t i l , Miami 414) and But Southern hat managed to and pie.habl" h*t learned fatter I Univerttty and Den b y High er for the Pittiburth Steelert. Florida 10-7. Mitilitippi beat arrange a few garnet with ’•ma­ tnan any n.an on the u p u d «-* changing hit puiioon on *1 Memphis State JJ n Trinity 21 0. ll School. Tulane IB a, and Arkantat 14 12 jor'' fogs — and the Southernrrc took him two or three game* tn I At th. tame time, rw Hr# d.a- moil every ptay. Offensively Ievultiara State aphaven't loti to any of them line* get hit bearings, but he ty a f»r*t , they were providing bodypeart to have the running edge 1*12 The mo*t notewnrth "ma rate guard nt.w and thould give tu a rd t fer Barto., Huthwaite. one with the like* of halfbacks Bill) Jor" victory for Southern wat ill David Stanley plenty ef u p p o r t nf t* n M»*.udegt rewtpapee Cannon and Johnnv Rnbinton and 24 19 ronouevt nf Alabama in the In the renter of He lin». reporters whoa'.»ed them in fullback Tommy Datit. Quarter­ opening game of the 19.11 tetton. The defeme .hmild be tnlid with 1Mthering Information on the ring. back* Bobby Franklin and Bl’ly Huthw aite, a 20 year old junior Alabama, w h i r h hat tince Swaim and Middtaton at the endt. Rrewrr give Mitrliiippl the ad dropped Southern from the *ched rt„Kan> ,,0„ Tarter, at the from Detroll, said he had re vantage via air. Fullhark Charlie ule. had been rated a* high at t l r Uev. Stanley U g , , t the reived teveral threatening tele­ rAULAIIASSEK (UPI) - F l o - Flowers it Mlttiitlppi't chle,’ No. I tn Ihe pre teason pollt that I g„*,dt. and Duke "ehlrard at cen- phone t atilt. rida State It empbatiting patting, Meanwhile, aeven U-M *tudentl both offensive and defensive, in ground threat. Quarterback War 7**rter. Schirard it another lad who Coach Apprerlale* Rating bat improved, working Into a first allegedly Involved In the ring de­ preparation for their game here ran Rahh makei LSU * threat overhead Southern, undefeated this tea 'ale center and linebacker The manded Jury trial. Sit w .re a r ­ Saturday a r a ln .t Tampa. Drfentivelv ttie two tram* *p The Semlnnle* have Inn’.eo ton, hat hern rated <th the top of defensive barkfleld will have Me- raigned earlv Wrdnrvday and the p e n about evenly match'd. Mtt John Milter, Utica, good nn their paaa defense in thr -----1 1 " — * ------1 — -------*---' Kibbin. Jonet and Kirk deep with | er.lh, ihe imall tnllege hrap by eo».-he, palt levrn garnet and a'lnwed •iuippl will have a weight ad all aaiton long in the weekly vut Slone and Schirard at linebark- M lr h , wat located later. Tony Rio, Wolverine No. 1 full- their opponent* only two touch­ vantage brt tho lighter, fait tlrik rri. Ing conducted by UPI. ing "Chine** bandits'’ who handle The Seminole nffen** finally hark due to Injurira tn alar down! In th* air. Head Coach Thad (Pie) Vann LSU'I defemlve rhnrea are hard Rut thay will he up again*! a plunger John Herrntlein. and rame Into III own at Senior Ver­ aaya "tpeaklng tint for mjtelf to m a rt against. If punting beheavy Tampa tquad. and may he Jark t r a i l , raplain of (he I'M and nut other achool official*, I non Kirk found hit way off Ihe eomtt t key factor, LSU will hare appreciate very much being ratrd tackles fnr plenty of yardage basketball team were eharged frrred tn take to the air, Tampa Ihe advantage of long • kicking No. 1 In an)thing and I h»pe again*) Ihe Parker*. Thit D the with engaging in an Illegal occu­ outweigh* KSU IS pounds per Davit and Connon. we ran hang on to (hat rating." ftrtt Imprptuv* conttil Kirk hat pation tn distributing card* for man ot th* line rr.d 27 pounds a Kicking Factor man in the barkfleld. But Vann taya he look* forward played in 'hit tea ton. He should the ring. Placement kicking could te th* The Seminole* will %# looking Cart Riteman. 21, Detroit, atto the day hit team will he con give the Rarraruda line a work­ aoclate tporlt editor nf the Michi­ for their eighth win In If) garnet decisive weapon In thlt eipecteding over. lidered a "major'' one. with Tampa ard Ita tigth home- to • he • eloie contest. Mtlilttippi Another n a m n for tho Improv­ gan Dail). and three other* -DurPublic relation* director Robert comming victory under Coach tackle Rob Khayat hat kicked two vvood Collliti, Houston, Teg.; Nick Cleveland taya "w# know there ed offrnte it the efficient wntk Tom Nugent. field goal* and 14 of 17 conver are a number ni tucallrd major of Junior Hay l.i ndcpiitt. moved Mite*, Fcorte. Mlrh., and .\Uke •) 'nt. Davla of LSU kicked a 19 Hr*n<l Rapid*. Mich— team* In thr nation that don't to Hie first unit last week to add i wl*e. were named at participant* a little apeed. He ran Ihe hall four play any better foothall than we do. Rut at long at we are 'imall | lime* for 21 yards and had two Police laid they were checking additional names on a Hat of tutcollege' It'l nice to be ratrd at tlong runt called bark. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wa.hth* top." With the fine showings by Klik pee'ed card patter*. ington Bedikint Coach Joe Kuharind l4in<l()iilv|. and thr power I 1 Ich hat luted defensive halfback Doyle Nil a* a lotitlve nonUnited P re tt International the Seminole attack thould be rc* , TJke water treking it* own lev- ita r trr againtt Pittsburgh Sun­ dy to r im s the itrlpe several R p c p r y p F l l l l h o r l f tl, the St. lavult Hawkt tndav day. Nix broke hi* hand in the timet lomororw night. (Jnartrrba-k , ' C a C r V C r U I I D O t l U moved hark to an old familiar Baltimore game last week and COttAt. C4BI.F.S (UPI) U n i Cecil Dandrldge ha* hern very spot at the top nf the Western Di- ha* been udellned at one of the •harp with hit play-making a n d ' ' ^ r,it,r nt Mj*n’1 Villon of the National Basketball “walking wounded " passing In thr last two r n n t e i t i ! , ' >in’- f V H? n Tr I^ktiwrirh ha* Association and Should be ready to plie' tip ' ! ' " ? to%.f*V* Boh Prllit paced latt season'* vertity of Florida raptaln and left ! p|e,(|> of , j „ n , , f | t ! ark for the Vanderbilt game champion* lo the front Wcdnrtdiv end Don Fleming wav wctsedtaletl j ve, y d, n. l>rou% „„ the „ lnrt t-r. Uy to return to prartire today after I Til ", i.iV J Coarh Andy Curtafton ha* h*d ** •Hinkrd in 37 point! i ' ' 'Imut with' the fill. Irould be V 7 _ * Jn. lV h , ..runnln*:t)ev)er,rh running a* flrat a tr i n g 1'" ^ ' P ‘h^ottlr the Minoeapolit n twoday department againtt thr llarraru100, in th* only ful'l-ack the pavt few days nf la k e r t , 112 Hut Coach Hoti Woodruff *aid dat league artton. pra tire and «ald he wa* favor­ Fleming wa* Mill week and may Thr H attamdat have, a fine Thr Hawk* dominated play ably impressed by him. rot start agaimt Auburn Fatur day. Flfinlng'* Inti to th* team club, hut they have been ham per­ Deidirtrhi promotion meant trailing only twice. *9 47 and Wed by Injuries. . I-*1! week they Miami will open with !0 of thr tt 79 Cliff Hagan with 21 points would mean that four Marten . . . . could not plav againtt Auburn. ,90J,pd ‘ harp In Ihe 0 * tie with ■m*n who tiaried againtt the Uni- and Slater Martin with 19 support End Dan Edgingtnn, halO.ack D','-a "'l^^ They have a gn«| broken , , r , i t y „f pm.hurgh latt fall ed Pettit in the Hawk mute. WHy nookrr and taekle Dirk f“ n1" ,'r ,n ,fnior halftvack | | n that game, Miami upset Pitt F.lgln Itaylot, Dirk Garmaker and Brantley are still out from Inju- ‘‘,B " ' ; r thv two touchdown* before a n* Boh t-eonard each had 11 to top rle'i they tuffered In eailicr! ' lr’ atPkoff will he at g p m tuinal teteviilnn audit ne*. Ihe Laker (Coring, garnet Th* Gator* avoided rontart work Wednesday and ran through an Intantiv* drill on offensive. playt to be utrd againtt Auburn. 1 a w a Miss. Southern Dislikes .J f t T r t s i t f t T L Authorities Probe 'Small' Tag On Gridiron M 11 By CTJFF SESSIONS Ha t t i e s b u b g , m u *, i u p i i Offl.-lali at Mluliilppe Southern don’t like Ihe "imall college" label lh*r» p in e d on their foot* > ball team derp.tr ita No. 1 rankin f In the United Preta )ntern* U.tnal faUi.gl. nailable aourree report that the lap echo'd Qffirlalt are aloomy over the "im tll college" designslion a! Southern, which actually hat mot * students than the Uni­ versity e,- Mittittippi, a -major" football power. The c'aitiflralloni by >he NCAA ■re hat» ’ . Urielty on fbe f.vothall fcbedulet and cct the i.umber of Itudanti. To be rontid;,fd “ma ' joe." a a.-hool mutt play at lent half ill (am** 'galnit "major," opponent* PMaona. for tw o comecutire . Sc bedale "Major” Fart Eirly reporti on the Southernorj1: 1PM achedul* indlcal* th* sch^il may he promoted to tho "Major" croup within the neat few ’ year*. Already lined up aa H foot art Auburn, North Caro­ lina Slate, Total ASM, Virginia Tech and Wait Teiat Stale. Southern'a athletic department haa.had trouble over th* yean In fatting top rate opposition for tba jaoldom • beaten Southerner!. Miaalatlppi and Mlttlttlppi Slate, th* tatata'a two Southeastern Con- D I it . I Seminoles Stress Passing, Defense ★ ★ ★ SouthernersLead Small College Poll Fleming Returns, new (UPM But May Not Start YORK - Mlitli •Ippl Southern topped th* United Freaa International tmall milage football ratine* today for thr titth straight week but Montana Rate College replaced Connecticut •erond place. A number of lopranked "little S anta'' were uptel last week. The teat balloting by the Roird nf Small College Coarhrt which u t e i w th* .learnt produced a number of I v changes In Ihe top to. Kfit T etat State regained a place In the tr ie d group and Artfont iFtigitaff) State made IU flrit appearance tn the top 10 . Butter 41rvd.) and Ctnlra! Mlrhifan dropped out. Connecticut altpped fmm tecond to loth after It */*i blanked by Delaware. 24f Delaware It now 14th. Miami (Ohio) advanced from lixtb to third F.att Texaa State, Northeastern <Okla.>, R o w l i n g CLEVELAND ( U P It - T h e Grefn (Ohio), Wheaton (HI.), f hattanooga, Arltona, Flagttaff Cleveland Baront nf the Amerl- j and Conntdlrul rounded out the ram Ifoekry Isa g u r have obtained drfenteman R o b e r t Bohertton i top 10 In that order. i i S t Benedlrt’i (Kan ) headed (from Providence for a player to i f the i second 10 group. Memphis be named later. Itobertvon apent : i State, a 22 7 victor over Chatta-1 mlnutrt In the penally tuvx noo|* last wrek..Jumped from ! I*d tetton. Mth to l«h. Then camr Amhcrtt I (Mays ). Delaware. Willlamrtte (Or*.). Central Michigan, laifa)ettej California Poly at San l.tita HOT SPRINGS. V* (UPI)— Obispo. Kent (Ohio) Stair. Buffa­ Mel Alien, prominent radio and lo (N Y .) and William* (Mat*). TV tporlacaiter, will be th* guevt I Buffalo, In a three way tlr for of honor at the University of Ala ' Mth; l a d wrek, moved Into a tie harna's annual homrmmlog gamr for doth because of its uptel vie- again*! Georgia Saturday. Alien tar>' over Columbia of the Ivy wat graduated from Alabama In 19M. League. Obtain I)cfcnRcnii»n To Honor Mel Allen B e g in n in g BANNER DAYS and continuing until nold nut •AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Miami Promotes BVINRUDE .MOTORS i While : They Last TENNIS SHOES Entire Stock Must Go All TOYS to be dosed out LAYAWAY PLAN ROBSON NOW IN EFFECT SPORTING GOOD6 30M-R Ew' Fint 8l. FA 2-5961 4 gain fare, * ■ ba at I^xlngtcn, Ky . to take o* injury-riddled Ken­ tucky, and Georgia play* Alabama at Tuaraloota. Outside the conference Tulane will be ho*t to Texat Tech and Vanderbilt at Miami tn a pair of Friday night game*. Oeorgta Tech will be at Duke and Tennessee hntt to North Carolina on Satur­ day. Fraley's Predictions By OftCAB FBALET NEW YORK (UPI) — rralay't folllea and the weekend football "wlnnrri" —along with a few rambling reflection* on tporti In general. Game Of The Week Mittitilppi over LSU—There It Lttlr to choote between these two urbc.te.v powerboutet hut with t i t points . ou hiv* to go fnr Ole mitt t r d n t tiightiy better defeme. T V F att Notre Dame oxtr Navy — Off Court* betting would take thr r ra in off cop* and taxpayer*. Put over Svrarutr — Baseball ough'a lay off coilegiart. Yale over Dartmouth —Bab* Rulh would hit 70 t h n e dayt Alan: Prince!so over B r o w n . Corneil over Columbia. Teon over Harvard. Army ever Pollute, Bntton U. nver WAV; Rotten Col­ lege over COP. Hoi* C ron over Oa)ton, Biiffalo over T e m p l e . Rutgert over Delaware '^high tv e r Burkneti, Lafayette over Orttytburg TTi# Midwrti low* o»er Michigan — Don't brag about being a rabbit hunter. Ohio State over Northweitern— U’nlevt you run 'em d.nvn c-n foot Michigan State over Witcontin —Tte hlueplat* tpecial Alto. Purdue over liliroit, Minnetola over Indiana, Kansas over K amat State. Missouri over Nebraika, Ylllanova over Wichita and Detroit over Marquette. The Beet UCLA over Washington State— W'«ter tkting it ritky tn the artlie. SAVtf Oregon Stale over Catlfarv.t* So k tkin diving In tba Am*:on Oreon over Washington —P.ching football Wii.i.erl M wotta. Alto; t'SC over Stanford. Okla­ homa nver Colorado, Utah State over Brigham Young and Atr Force Academy over Oklahoma State. The South Auburn over Florida —Cockfighting it booming In the South. Georgia Tech over Duke—It'a a hard way tn make a dollar. Mitvittippi State over Ken'ucky — Ftrtt landing vrtl! he th* Ken­ tucky Derby favorite. Alto; Georgia over AHLama, Tulxne over Trxa* Tu'h, Vander­ bilt over Miami, N*>’tn Caro'ina over Tcnnettce, W- t Ytrcinla ov er George Wavhingtnn, North Capo'.lnx State ovrr VPI. VMI over Virgin:* and Oemton over Wake Forest. The So«thwe«t TCU over Baylor — Doe* tnrbody pity pool any more? SMU over Texaa—Bowling ran the rue go*, mm out of bu'inev*. A rklntat over Texat Aggie*— Thit one wi.l bowl me over. Altc: Houiton over Tuit*. Act­ ion* State over New Mrxlro A cglet, Writ T ria s State ever Artrona and Hardin Sir-mont over Tea** Wettern. The Fro* Chicago Bear* o'.rr Ixv« Ange­ les. San Franritco ever Detroit, Baltimore over Green Bay. Cle> *• land over New York. Chicago Cards ever Philadelphia and Pittoburgh over Wavhin.ton "YOU'LL WONDKR WHKRI THI YILLOW WINT" HALF! l-Twi te*.l«l<et«M "Golden Formula 'Skins laose Nix -ni w. rimer II -Tl»# i i i M I m f i m o U p w f olMN I m ««4 t%+9 It 6+H f V d •• m44 mtidBBtB gnd d e i M i f f ft ttfcMtft. VWlwifl, d M H . tkfMgff ifctMtM. 9 m H MARY CA RTER PAINTS Florida Md «u oMtor lurfglto 9 ^«ttfiftl t*M•!•*•-»**• f anil It foow-'tS tt'MM ray niktiht ft# ft* «N * l f i C«Mf« ft*ft4 l»H tl tfctfft,- EVERY 2ND CAN FREE! *8 Gollon ST. oo $3' w Q u art F A 2-.16I9 Democrats 9 We nominated able people in our September NOW WE MUST NEVER BEFORE-NEV flR AGAIN ‘ j A SALE LIKE THIS ItKVEIlE WHISTLING TKA KIOTTLK £i& 335 I S - 4 .2 1 PERFECTION OIL HEATERS fA 49c r.' i'T., 69 c fi Cup Q7 n . 1.35 ' ' c CASCO FOOT STOOL ItriT. ^ .3 6 A K*. Sale I.T.fiO Ifv.OO 2.1 .nn 29.90 Reg. IR.BX IB.95 27.SO 35.00 WKAIIEVKIt SAUCE PANS 3,45 1 1 Q!SR St. Louis Regains Cage Lead; Pettit Dunks 37 Points yard field goat for the win over Florida, one of the toughest de­ fensive teamt around. There are three other South­ eastern Conference garnet for Saturday: Auburn, No 4 nationally, will attempt to eitend Ita unbeaten tiring to 20 garnet against Florida in what thapet op a* a titnnir de­ fensive halt!* it CateMvlllv r * ; KLiDtlppi St/te, t.-e'alr.g to .*• FOOTBALLS 1 Regular Price Baseball Bats All Vt Price GLOVES Only 1 /3 Price 4 . 9 5 fi. L WHITE ONLY No. 521-522-527 R.P.S. A D JI S T \ III F. FLATLUX P A IN T i n 1 .3 5 E A . SMOOTH ASH HANDLE 3 47 | j j E LE C T THEM Get out and Vote Next Tuesday Nov. 4. VOTE lo prewarv* Florida’* Democratic custom* and tradition*. VOTE In *afegunrd Florid*’* position a* * powerful Drmorrnlir Slate. VOTE lo ronlinur progre*nl\g leadership in Florid*. VOTE for Ihe Demorratlc nominee* nhown here. Each I* a man of proven leadership, ability and integrity. Each ha* a wound record of achievement. 7 at# In re-elect P. R. Senator Spr.tard I.. Holland. e#lrrmrd by hi* Senate tnllracuct and whove Srnate SrnUrilr and Committee aatlgnmenlt ( Appropriation!; Agriculture -nd Fnceatry) are vital In Florida'* rngret*. Vote tn re-elect A. Sydney Her- r long aa your Congressman from District I. Hia fine rrr«N dr aervea It. * All Other Wheel flood Price 4 .3 5 G A L . 2 .5 9 E A . AO l.h. Caparilr Other nargnln* SEAT TRICYCLE Re». 1 .3 0 Q T . SPRING SCALES * LARGE ASSORTMENT M.D.M. PAINTS 1« Or. FORCED CLAW HAMMER 1IUASS FACED CHATILLON , O n ly 1 /3 T h e R.P.S "S ' WII-SON Offirlal A Collrge Primary av» * s'i PRIME COAT FINISH Vn4# la ra-elect Jerry W. Carter STEEL BUTTS m 1 Pr |m " 49' Pr. SOI • 309 E. 1st SI. SANFORD H ILL H / IRDW AR QUITS EIUSINESS FOREVER . In the Florida Railroad and Public I'tilitiet Commission. Group 2. To* tn re-etect Ttltbor C. King la ihe Florida Railroad and Pub- I Ik Utill'lea Cammiaalon. Grwuo I. VOTE T l’EflDAY, NOVEMBER I Vote Democrotic EVERY VOTE cou nts: (Folttical Adr. paid for by Flnrtda Stat# Kxecatf w Cnn.m'rte# Jnnve- M. Milligan, Chatrman and Trtaiurar) - • Wm « w s 2 r y f U H ^ a ( I. �t g?T IT!**?-' - r- ^ * ?$s .* -v :, v * *^ H "V! “¥ r '.- . • > v* ‘ * !3 Marines Charged With Mistreatment PAH It IS ISLAND. S <,' lU PH Three Marin* Corp* drill intlructo n *kfte under Inverlisation lod»v on r h a tg r . thrv il.-pped and otherwlir mi.treated te.-ruit* at thi* ha.ie training iti.iallnon. ..f h lnw "deah m a rrh" in which » \ recruii* lost their live*. ('apt Jo.eph C, Hridgn. puhli e trfnrmalion nffi.-er. .aid thr probe involvrd »-i allryed Incident tn which young trainer, were •lapped bv a dull in.iruclor. It w»» • «o chargrtl that >vrmhgfr« if a 6!> • man tralnirg p'aloon had i*cen for >d to pav *50 each to a cadreman. Uridgr. .aid thr pUloon lia. »ince hern tranafrrred tu Camp LoJeune. N. C . if rr completing a II • week training r*clr here, and Ihe actull It . ctllgatiO'i i« he* tng conducted there The d ill tn.tru.iiii. allegedly Involved in m i.trrjtm rnt of recr-.n!. were identified a* S. Sgl. ii * ph \ J (Itanl f Racine, i Mu a n l >;'* Willard H Ihn. • f v gut I Ronald Hrl In of >ll!w..tikre The in. r.llgati it >rgan after AT S M > OF F I . U . I I T — < o n u n a m iiT Shi l U n n u:nl ’ i. cit*vv nr** >how n n t t h e m i l «*f patent* ..f *i\ recruit* from the t h e i r f li g h t t h a t tn o k t h e m " a r o u n d ell N o r t h A n io r i .n n ltl»S m i o » in Sit h o u r * ." L eft l.iibon. ohi i ate* complained to thr cTevrlar-d olftce of the Mat o r tff h t, G le n n A . L i m b e r t , t h i r d c r e w m a n : R a n e y ; Roliert S. McNeill, b o m li n n iir r - n n v iline recruiting lervice. Bridge, n a t n r , Mid t 'h n r l e g K ee fe , pln n e c n p tn i 1 . In t h e iiack{trnund i* t h e AO.'l S k y W a r r i o r u id . n d iir h to o k t h e S a n f o r d crew o n ite i ( O ffic ia l N .,\ % r P 'e recru.l. were ul. nlllied a* I 'll, kithcr 1. It'iwne. Richard These Men Are Blind, But They See J Kuffel. John M‘ Cole Robert !. Taftni. p. ,;cr \ McGlffrlck, i 1 John R Hull The Invealigation In'o training practice* w n inatitutrd in H.k« »t Pxrrt* l«land after the tenasItonal Inal of > Sgt. Matthew McNcon. k*h-> v*!» conv tried of taking recruit* In hi* training platovn on a night • death march" in which »i\ of them drowned in a creek. McKrttn **»« reduced in giarle to’ the tank of private. Pope John: Poor Sharecropper's Son n* VI.DO fR IP P IM 1'nllcd i’rr«t Inlrrnalb.nal I SO H U IL MONTE, Itelv i f p | i —Tbrie 1* a h>ua» of aquarr-cul »1one«. covered with g'are* ne«, *1 Ihe lip of » narrow- rnSbte. done atrerl. a.-d from the win. dow of ihe lim n where the !*,•* alert he eouhl (ee the gteen vj|lev below the hitlaidr alnptng iliwo lo where Ihe lllvrr X>11* flow . Ilia famil* h.xtl lived In C-r vil­ lage — in the .tone hiiitie — fur f u r crntuiiei Thi* t. the village, a rlu .lrr uf farmhnuiei lie ,nl bv path! a place of legend* aril rnemorle. of ancenl time* tn old he!l-l»wer aid a rtapcl ’till .tanrl ab’p the hill at the end of a papular lined i...id Vlllaxrri ttrjnbr Tur**|jv vtgki there w .» re trtlrlog and hrriing he-r fu r Angel.* G. -r,-;-, Ronra virteall* e*rr* »rtn of the I 7J.V villager* bv name Led h* thr pariah prti *t Pietro Baabi ru.hrtl l« Ihr too n't *en;er Manv l>>r i in n v on the Mrator.r* \ngrln % three hr.«thrr* •till living Imte went to thr par l*h rhur -h tn pi a* Negro Gets Death In Slaying Case MA t tt OOI , lit. - -( II * ll aI ' .if perto unlit y j j i l llike ilc'ited RKJKtTS I'KI/.R — Run. They .al'ril him Smilty «r,| hr ir.g in !•» .v-hamrd uf «.r hMilrn l,rr* * You've c*' alt kind*. •inn jioel am nmeliat Itoriw had ju it loll » o»fV jvhilf d.virg • f*i« n •n i a tr a d e d .. .• .r • I j> Pa.tcrnak It a .. rejected i n . p i , . , i l,:rati"r«. Sure, you've gut tie. him Wt.Hinj. care a r y m»rr. the IDAS N'ottel I’rirr fur K in . Hi'. ).*u've cot .'ghted l e ; “ Hey, if any of • • g >r« .-> II • Ka -.-il M t.ue Literature f*»r Itia novel, too.” |.i •aid MUST PALM H E V II blue *«>fi; lit the waihrr, it a .now H't *1 an eid. like igla*. «■•.** sh e er .u d Nryr.i la' itor i l l ».*.ilenred to ” Ur. Zhivnjro”, wltieh hit. Ike expert* nuthirg mine.*' he »aii it'WK*. formerly an a .il-ta nt fcr no|h||,r . •hr rW 'i eha r M rd rc ii' Lorii Imnnetl i \ the S*rvict "Look 'inder the cover.” .-imr KiCli.t. yv tuiifrilor a' the l niv*r ’■ Ihr Mav I bludgeon .laylnc Union. Paatei'.tnk t*nv the ' I kr.-ee •••cietv'* theme !* one lu ts M tu l. “Sometime. they •iiv <t Wichita, plan* t« ifi for S ou're not your brother-! keep­ f Mi*. L 'u l'e Raker, emplove of j e t tucked up there '* lit '* R u s a ia n t** ** in i he * lit. D in mciolngy at the t'nlIhe Palm Reach Mr*tern L’nion er. ' he kail. 'Hut doe* Society A moment later Smitty re vei*it> ..f Mi.anuri 1nt7.o hi ’JA t e a r , lint) th e oflllT 1tuinril, hotdlnir tile eock To I: d> Sheer of Miami, Fla., ha* e the riitht to take a man'* only author living in a Jarnr. Kdward Hroukf. ronvlc •'(lot it," hr -aiil Ilowivri. the Center* iienrfiti nrc life away juat hrcau.r he'a handi­ led Sept 17 of the murder, told Cunimiini.t muntry ever capped? And if aittiriE a man "Cripet, Smitty," came the r e ­ nmre lumplet. to win it. Yr.lenlny, he fudge culver Smith in a laitply. •'Soinebodv'ii think you ueie "Each mao mu»t find hi* m i doia n ar.il *a.vin|f th e fi'. n . i ^ i .t mirute a n r o l that three men In tin noil the .<10.000 prire f»r him Hn** taking I , , life a blind." a m u e r to IdindnrIS within him* a “purple Chevy" beat lire woman way. I don't know what la." •I”" it. t l ’l’l Telepholo) He w*». They ill weir. *elf." Sheer aaid • 'enter illieetor llu-.rll Wtl- to death It wa. the way they operate at liefeir World Mar II. Sheer Defen.e Altornrt John Evan*, the llinet Vetciarl Admifilvtta- »*• a yarde dr mafll for the llama, himirlf totally blind, i.nd alien iln.pltal'. Blind Rehab.Ida- American Hole! A* oriatlnn lie lie feel* |iart of the *1igma at* wh. laid llrook. did not tell him man datea bark i (hi. earlier. wa< turned down in waj an a aprrlal call throughout ■.taihrd .. to . « . blind . hi. reqrie.t for a new- (rial. the Fai'.rrn aeabonJ. .culpturirg ,n.. ,hr I * '10" * PU" ,?*r. c“ l!ur' Rrooki .aid he it'd not tell about We attll >eern to fetl that unice rod nipervialng tab!.* diiplaya a man ran chop down a tire the three men before became | for top echrlon bamtiieti. T.alay, blind. Sheer h.'|»e. to ■ .•r two a day or brine an elk they threatened to kill hit wife and family. enroll , t the I It) of Miami ' "” r ' h r» However, policr ».nd he eonat I eventual? berente a • I t-.i. I*h 1 '*•• ''H .ta m . aaid. teacher. ■•• ™ , f r ' whatever anawer fc**rd earlier lo the crime. U "** ,n <>n!,r * Pro* The vtcllm'. bodv v*a. 'ound In LAKELAND (UPH - Florid* ’ -It a a little late for a tta tt. 1 I IN- M'e.tern I'r.lon office where he t a i l "I'm p*»t M " c r ?"1, Citiua Mutual piedictfd Wclnex- though,” th e irr -hould •hould In* I. place, like thi» more than tl.ihar w.n reported George Krarirv of Norwood, fllw day that within a few vear. more mt**ing fmnr thr *afr lo lead .tide rule.. The ! ""—" ' I f ,h" >n»,1" n-" ,'r nranget will be uifd In the pin !-.» u.fil thine «\P. *iu t. ., M *'• Iiowrvrr, thr mi«urr c e - m j of fhilled juirr «»■*" • " « WVrM ,, , ...... ' '« » '» « ,.....P'" Ihe l r n h .hipped nnlo the fruit firW> tt|jrf|l , h |)lpl(, -nfT „u| "III tell you when Well have NEW S'lHK > l'Pli-M ike Df market. thr piotdem licked," he (aid It’ll _ . both III. r j r - . 1 Mutual (irncr.l Manager ,‘0,, ! “For a while, | waihrd uwuyr. " I 'e r e r e r n r I now all John •( Syraettae, N Y . and ert W. It ut led re alio predicted , in a plant, but the rrrc.M.or th*rr ji 'l< *----,n "r* Il* km,w “* * '— human Herman) ' . Walla tlr.manoff will J t h a t oransc ulllltatiou In.* ir j . o o ( j.„r ,j | |,-url;.' r; belni,* anu then viperimno** meet In a 10-round heavvweight for chilled Julcr will increa.r l! * Mn.-» t,r that whatever there i. to kr ■« bout a* Madl.op Squire Warden per cent over that of la*t icaioo j , . . i •• r. bllndntu." Nov. i% He «aid chilled Juirr. ’hr fa.let; ( , ut blind. . . , . giowmg of all cltrui product*. L C 2 0 l N o tlC C •hould U»r up 10.110.000 bovri , , , O mange* thi. »e*ion in prodtr- 1 . t., which ... r * can • I *1I Mil I I III VIk /II XI M. I ll»r «ll»»lll\ CIOS M.f.M.O'M gallon* uf Julrc. 1. ,*r Idir.-I | . iplr," i cl»t«*f p»> '••lit* n| I'mMIc llrnrlRi. •'It >hould be only a fewr year* ,hr,log|»t Ibm H!a*»h >aH , T o IlflM I? II a f all* * t i l until a* many, or mote, of our “ iilmd pei-.>n« run the e.*m.it . • • * ipa liMiiilaihii* f -.t V Sl«ln%!ll« I • i m • •»• f * t « orange* am u.ed for ehlllrd Juice' ;**rut 11 I•• tulM «ln|»lr k*• on t • * II t*r mi *1. *»•! i*i «»|irr 19 I .• ' * a* arc ...!J in fre*h form,’* he •• I*. It |f|l| I? ilia . U l» I »|M I'srU II* I *af ||l ll. a K |%||| 9»a • ill I*, t* . ->»• | Mi 1m rmjlltV • • * •aid. llevtfR# ('nilRlV ('nfRfRlia|l*P*r • e «..»«* tin 7h §• ««i a« V<I| PDl'iff .*• 1)11 •( S 'lf I1 Mi f * * •9|#|r£ftd • • h .i*|a*a I• a .i||(tf 7.**ftl»r« #'nMtlMlMlnfl IU | { f f A lift'* H Thurv. Oct. Rft. lOSe—Pjp* f CTtf § « n f n rh V r r d f T-e h >v Ansel v had tveei hum in hi* farm famil)'a atrne h / j . e on Nj V 2i. ISSt. here in Soil i it Motile, which In 'l-lian rtran. ••under tli« mountain.” It I* neat Bfrgjmo. Ift m il'. et*t of 'Man. Hi. father wa. a (tarecropoer f*r t’n tnt Ottavio Msglanl. He tv*( a hard-Wiitltlng man who reared II childien and mxnagerl tn «»ve money lo bin h —«e*f a .mall field of hi. own Me had .nurtiil nn Angelo Glu*TPe, hi* th iil rhtlil and rldr*l «>n. t i help "i n In tbe fields llad U tte r. Idea. Vi the «f ’.i t n t nlhei nlfa* Hr t vl I hi. father h ' **anted tn b*-;on-e a pue.t T.te father a treed In tur.r the h,>v who hod dept on an llun cot In the *tv»r.e butte b -cim e a card; nal of ts e ihure’v llul hr .pens h>» .jn im e ii and boltdav* here in Ihr famllv home v- i - i was I v !*«t M t Ihe it.me hmi*r, r.nd the village, rarlv thli month he t-av rlerl to llnmr f >r thr funeral of Mope I'm. \ 11 and I clave the; ru-*ilav e'er ted him the new pvpr Ard » nnllng to \ Jll.-.n lining 12" \ IV* frv w l.il Slice! | * r • * * ! • • a a la M MONTGOMERY, Ala. < L T I ) - | Mailer Graham, a bachelor, w ait out of the maternity ward today i Graham'* teeth were In a had | way. Doctor* aaid 21 of them would have lo come out. and that j Graham .hould have the extrac- j ttnn. performed In the hoapltal. The hofpital m i crowded. Sinte thr only thing available w*. a i&Mly room In the maternity aection, that'* where Graham had to depend three daya. 107 A L A l l S O l II— M. •'People l a u g h e d . ” he com AI«ttitilc!*’ Murller I* plained on In. department Mrdncvol her home in It* um Ik p I. dav. "My mail got lent up t o VVr*l Crnnuny. when* l>< •Mr*. Graham.*' and the receplioniat and mail clerk ilownatau. celebrated her JOf th blrth« didn't know I wa* male until I ! day. walked okt. •M'hrn I walked down Ihe cor­ ridor. I heard giggle*. And I real­ ly got anme itarei '* # Sarah Churchill Returns To Stage llr*r/fa lUnfr.ld REWARD J. M. MeCerinlek 100S West 20th FA 2-0760 \ 1 •# • (larmlf • i*lt*« ***r |>rtap# • ' j ■ i.R b i 1 - o. t • APPLES 2 »•>'• 25‘ MORTON’S Chicken — Href — Turkey POT PIES 3 For 79 ‘ • t in . « .* 7, a . f l l t r / O M \ ( . •'•alt* r |H *a. • *. l|*l|tig t *f S t»*ff1e «» g.i FRIDAY & iji* »f»*t *!»•■ 0(1(1 laOt .1 * *rrafi#r •** (im ilbtr • »'*•*'y F.011I111 i'r.mml»i|i'« |1»- l!oiia*i w Mrown • oi« aunty* Z^ntr t 1 Ml \ I I M .'IIM ill 'a*l|r» ••in • ~* ' * r If V a*F th* a, .4 I ■! * A#H* * ' >• |*t *f • a r m« • I t* .' I a« r l» m i M M I« « Ii i > a * * * i « • • ... n*. I'ymi'i • tl »a a n w || • a r I♦ I '1 .. •• IllM M i Tulallr llrarl«| lh# # •’'••! I .b •'. . e* »i:*« • r H\\ *. Km • • •* I<* 1K * *• II >*•(•* • a t a a f f i r 1 fe H * g *| *• Dresses Skirts • .( M ( g . p 1' A llitfli School Colors 5 0 7 ° off One (Iroup Costume Jewelry 5 0 to 7 5 % off Boy's Shirts Men’s Corduroy Regular b |e **** • • • int r /.(.fllfiR • onthllalloR » I • r . > fir# « n •wrr* a.f>|a. a .nff X*i»H•• If f* Ml tnf Sport Coats 20 Sale Priced FOR T R IC K OR T R EA T BradTs Candies I tir BRACH ’S POPS Iktg HR.u irs iiof id. C A N D Y CORN "•« I llt. V C I f S CA RA M EL ROLLS n«K mtAcirs ip,, 39‘ 29‘ 39c A M A LTED M ILK BALLS 3 ” Men's Sweat Shirts Boy's Trousers Stock ° h » ff Men's Suits Fitch Suit t Sale Tagged Special Bargain Table Closeout Merchandise Ivy League polished cotton. Rcsr. 1.98 APPLE JUICE 25 FOODMSRT Park At 2,’tlh St. 3.98 I I I f .Inst Arrived, white & silver. Sizes 3<» * Ifi. 1.59 •V Sweaters 21 $ 5 00 off f style* (Jirl’s n**e Tft AM• t • V \ *1. a -it.r r 2* discontinued 5 0 a/o off . * MUSSR I. MAN’S Qt. In Ladies' Suits U Bra's & Girdles One UaeU • ’It* * » » •• I * m'f| I'gri • u••<! 1 vI rlt I* it»M hi (Hr i<rm,n"lii •,#i«i(iff «..*•■ | a faaaihl a.»a Tbllflitrlv N*<al rllll*» f ?•* tt $ SATURDAY | a* f I n f i l l (f.lla a il 1 fi« Mittitoit BUYS! 1 H 'M I l w I l i S IlM a lH g New M. -. -o ha* had more than ,*o finernor. tlr.ee it wat colan ?r I to ISftk III VV. 2nd ht. 25 ‘* 50% o« ||.f MKDIVKItR.ANEAN s K \ Nk - Marine Tv I Clif.'>rd W. ILurcw. * n of Mr .and Mil, L. R. Ban »w . r i m W. ’ JFi St., and hi-.iand of Ihe former 'In * Amy 1 llabneltr . f 171'J M 2Jth St. - .1 Fla., i* aervmg au d tin dock landing -hip Llvx San V'ar o«. operating In tha 'le lilC'ranran f t a. Martnr. aboa d the Ran M.rrfll “J are mrmher* of I re 2nd Hallaluj,*J , ttlb Regiment, a unit of ;he ampfu- ■ h • u. arm In the Sixth Fleet, SENK ARM . .e|«., pr . I,.., V ».f I*. et • \X U l ||iH I hit | ».| »»r •( «*| « rill- * V 'u b llr I l M i ii t g ’l l * t *e» 11» ' » (*.•«*» i l SPECIALS Ua S. Fancy—Jonathan | 9 a al l«» « M* aM |l n «' .......... N• 11*_• l« bairb) a # lt«»4iiUfi *r • .»■ ^ 'm l LOST ( | l | X a .fle r k* L O N D O N (UPI) - S a r a h rhurchlll, arlreta • daughter of Rnialn'. famed wartime rrime mlni.ter, «aid today (he w i l l make her irturn (o Ihe London1 •rage afier 1ft y ea r.’ ah*rnee in Ihe part of ‘ Peter Pan." ^ "I have alwaya wanted to be Peter Pan »inee I taw the play a* a chi'id.'* «aid Mit* Churchill, who will o p e n in Ihe part a b o u t , ChriKma.time. "I can’t Imagine ^ anybody not wanting to play thr part." She laid (he l.nJt certain whether her father, who urually wlMara In Morocco or Ihe «outh of FTaiwe. will he cr. h*"d to «ee her pe.-^erro. % ‘T boge to." the .aid. •'He,a a wonderful audience.’* H I X t l M » -lU H lJT News Of Men In Service I.IMITLI) SUPPLY \\> have a complete Mock uf P. P. Minors limit Scheduled Bachelor Gets Out Of Maternity Ward viurcfi in Rome, the nam* that ‘ be to k for blmaelf a. lupremc P .ntiff, "Giovanni.” er John, w«» e.Varn to honur hi. I.ther, wltote firat rvm- « v* John—then fatbvr - >o h»d n 't ns )fet»d to hit leay., . ing tbe flrltla to dedicate hi. lifa tu G"J. w OUR BANNER SPECIAL BANNER Juice Processing Holds Citrus Key -i CcH Vtw X ► * 0 . < . i I I » I j § S an fo rtl. Honda I If �»- '— — — «! f M e e t Candidates Seeking Seat O n City Commission , 8 : ; ! f •loner because I feel I am a suecetsful businessman and now have lime lo devote to my city. I would tike to have • part not only In III growth, in which I have great confidence, but alao in Ihe planning and control of It* growth.” he said. The candidate rxpretied an Intereft In a regula r plan for city growth. If I’m elected I will do my beat to see that our city gov­ ernment I* administered honestly, h j e ’ - * a sewage dlapoial pUrt for *vrd| a plant that bccorrr* rronomleallr and efficiently, free fivm the Influence of any politica. a ni.*csilty shortly because of a group or machine. I don’t wart State Health Department order. to fee tile tn x rs railed, nor do ! The aspirant! all have stated that want to ace o u r Indebtedneti r*l»thcv are not backed politically by rd. I feel money for the ptopited an*' one group, but each I* running •twage diapofal system will come Independently. The main difference by annually netting aride Ihe $40,of opinion aeemi to dwell on the !<XV) already allotted ftr that pur­ old problem of taxes. pose Ihla y e a r ." A complete total of registered ROGER I., f i A ft KIS ii materi­ Voter* la not yet available from al! manager and tntren*! account* the cily clerk'* office, but new auditor for Senlnole Counly registration I*** been reported a* School*. H o r n s h a ' been auditor “ m oricaidy .cavy.” Registration for the pant ten year*. Until two clean! last Friday. year* ago he w-as a biology teach The election wl'l lie held Tuei­ cr at Seminole High Rrhool. Kar­ day at t h ’ r.ty Hall from 7 a. m. ri* came to Sanford In Deccm’ cr to 7 j». i ., anordmg to legal an- of I9W, and began to teach the nource.rr..V* b; Mayor .Merle Wer­ next month, lie is a former rr*lner. The Mayor La* appointed a* drnt 01 Blupfield, W. V* , and a clerks James f<. Out ami Floyd graduate of the Univenity of A. I'almcr. In»| ectore appointed Blchmord are Mi*. L T. Done, Mra F. K. I The randlda te and hi* wife, RoumllUt Jr. Mr* 'laloh A. (/tube reside at 2107 Oak Ave Smith, Mrs Cliff Ahles. F P They have three children Ashdown and N. J. Slenslrom. “ I want to vet along with the A “ thumbnail iketeh** of the other commissioner*, am* am In candidates, in alphabetical order: trrrilcd in seeing the itrcet pav­ JOK E. BAKER, coow n-* of ing pregram continued. Arythlng the Green Valley Dairy la a native that concerns public welfare, like of Sanford. Green ValUv Dairy Ihe sewaga disposal program, la producer-director for Perfection needs attention. Alto, I am inDairies. Baker attended Sanford terrsted in seeing Out puhlir fund' school* and l« a graduate of Suwa- are spent in the bett Interest <»f nes Military Academy. He hold* the cltlfeni, unit that no one is a degree in Btuine** Arimlnl'tra- riding a 'g ra v y train.’ ** tion from Ihe Univrrail \ of C.<*nr- Hr laid th a t It i* hi* M irf that *»•Ibr city ahould provide *<|.*r*tr, The dairyman served bj an In­ wholesome recreation for l>oth telligence officer for two years white ard colored youth* of the with the Strategic Air Command. city. , He Urea with hit wife Jean, at Wight Kirttcy li a native of SSI riumoia Drive. They have Sanford. He will be 31 In Novem­ three children. ber, is a*soclatrd in business with “ Pm running for city commit- hi* father. C. It. Kittle), in the Sanford voUrt will cbooM from •n B p w w dw U f field of candldate* neat Tuesday when they chooao a City Commlasloner to fin the «eat to he vacated Jan. 1 b y David Catehel. Eight men qualified with the city chart for the poiition. Mra. Jay Beck ha* publicly announced that ahe will be a write-in candi­ date! bringing the total to nine. ■To a man, the candidate* are K and W Fruit Co. He la m im ed lo the former Mlaa Joyce Goodspeed. They reaide at 2402 Myrtle Ave. with their four children, Bill. P at, Peggy and Pam. it la hit belief that the city should provide sepsrate, wholesome re­ creation for both white and color­ ed youths of the city. He favor* construction of a *ewage disposal plant stating that this is a must 'o. the growth of the city. He further stated that he farm* tn« development of San­ ford's waterfront facilities snd the continuance of the city** street *■ •nrfaclng program Kirtley said ”1 l»etie*e I' is the duty of youny, f< cce*sful businessmen 'u u*e their ic.-.o'v'edye and abllily for the betterment M the entire community. !f elected. I in­ vite* you to dlicus* / #ui proolems with in'- at »ny |i;ni-. I am an inde;-*.-.vdcnt hiiir.esaman ar.d repres< nt no t pee lei tnte-e-’ group." II e silendrd local school* Ihrotigh Junior high, liter attended Georgia Military Cellegi- in Millcclgeville. lie received his BA de­ gree and rixi {.railuatr work at the University of Florid*. David Wayne Matties, 25 year old tnu»:r teacher ard '"oca-Cola Potltlrg Company rmplnvee, wai the first In file for Ihe forthcom­ ing election for Sanford City com­ missioner. Malhes re ridel on West F lr .t Si with his wife Pauline. He ha* lived In Sanford for iwn years, after an absence of four years spent In the Air Force as a ti-rlmiial Irtttuctor Mathc* is a high school grad Hate, originally from Dayton, O. ff elretfd h» “assures lh<- cltl»en* of the city an hnneit and fair approach to nil matter* con earning l-ctrr i >>• govrnmn and would rontlanly »eck to id Safont'* progresvlver.es* In a *nfe efficient manner.” Mattic- feel* a rut In taxes “ would never tie the solution to our pioblrm. And I think a young alert Christian man with young ideas Is needed for good rilv gov­ ernment.” Philip T. Meeks, trainman con­ ductor for A. C. I- railroad ha* been a resident of Sanford for 12 years. Meeks is originally from Niehola, Oa. He Is a graduate of Georgia Normal Buslnes* College, and holds a degree in Business Administration. The city commission aspirant served ip the merchant marine for three years during World War II, In both Atlantic ani Pacific Thea­ tre*. Meeks, hla wife Jewell, and •on Phitln a senior »t Seminole High, re*id« , n M'-rtle Ave. “ efficiency, economy, and pro grrsi. with emphatt* on proaresa", •aid Meek* when asked *vh*t he wished to promote for Senlord if elected. “ I'm interested In ihe itrcet program, and a aewage dispo«at unit. Think that mrr recrea­ tional directors are doing a won­ derful thing for Sanford’s v-ruth, and I would like to see that pro­ gram conttrued. I would also like to aee the salaries of deserving city rmplo; *es railed. Some arnot getting the money they need With higher satiric* for some of those on the city payroll, we will mtintain high standard* In opera­ tion. Pm also for bringing new industry to Sanford and anything 'hat will eauie progress." M. t,. Itahorn Jr., .71. la a native Floridian, reared In Sanford, at tendrd public school* in Sanford and graduated from Seminole High School in 1915 He is a Navy irte ra n . attended the University of Florida and gra duatrd from the Ohio Mechanics Institute In Cincinnati in 191* He is associated with hi* father in the laundty and dry cleaning bu»ines* He is married to the former Mildred !tobs«n of this eity and they have three son* lie is a member and Senior War­ den of the Holy Cro*« Fplsropal Church, a member of the Sanford Seminole County Junior Chamber of A’nmmeree and Ihe Senior Chamber of Commerce. “ As a young bu*lne*sman. h-.n.eovvner and parent, I ain con­ cerned with the future nf Sanford. Yowell's beat Interest* of the majority of i Through efficiency I believe we ! can stabilise taxes. When taxes tha eitliens of Sanford." Troy Glenn Richardson has lived were raised we understood there in Seminole County and Sanford was enough money to operate, but lit wasn't there when we wound for thirty years. The produce mer­ up. I am taking a ‘middle of the chant operate« a fruit stand at road* policy on Uxei. If we hare Fifth it. and Frenrh Ave. He and to raise them. It'la the only thing hi* wife Alma reside at 1703 West lo do. but with efficiency and eccw Third St. with their five children. r.omy, it should not have to be Richardson is a high school g ra ­ necetaary." duate, originally* from North Caro­ lina. As a randldate for the San­ ford City Commission, Richardson feels that laxe* should be kept from getting any higher. “ I think we should improve on present con­ dition* and offer better living con­ dition! to resident*. Taxes arc too high." Clyde II. Kobeitsun la vice-presi­ dent and manager of the Thermolane Gas Co., and owner of Rob­ ertson's Imported Motors. Robertton came to Sanford 7 years ago from Forest City, and ha* lived in Seminole County 13 years. He attended lakeland school* and business school at the University of Kanta*. Robertson, his w|fi>, Vlrglria. and their two children reside at VJA Valencia Drive. "With all my worldly poisosslon* In Sanford. I am tntcrcitrd in sir Ing Ihe city grow anti progress. I have tong bean interested In city government and feel that eitliens should take an active part, when possible. In rivic affairs. Raborn Mid. “ It Is my belief that govern­ ment is created to serve and re­ present the people and should act in the heat Interest* of the majo­ rity. Should you elect me to aerve as your City Commissioner f pledge to work and vote In the Governor Up Early, No Hands To Shake V f* S*'nH‘ double, some ninxle. Sale Priced COLUMBIA. Tenn. - ( U I T ) Pumpkins grow high a t th# W. 8. Fleming home near her* —a* high a* 20-25 feet. One pumpkin fell from its Tine and broke the windshield of an auto. “ Hooch," meaning whlakay, de­ rive* from the Alaskan Indian word •'hoochinoo," a drink the Indians on Sitka distilled from molasses. FRIDAY and SATURDAY MILWAUKEE ( L'PI) —If* get ting to a politician can't even run Into the ''common man** on the street* of Milwaukee. Wisconsin Go**. Vernon W Thomson, a Republican, decided to do some solitary campaigning at Ihe gra*s root* level Wednes­ day and got up at (he crack of dawn. There wasn't a soul in sight when he took up a corner post near a manufacturing plant to greet early ihlft worker* with a firm GOP handthalr. Then the first p a s s e r b y rmergrd from the early morning gloom with a *mile, an equally firm Demorralie handshake and in i n r . i o i ii r <»r i in . « mi m i Ihe words. "Hello, Vern." . iu M .M i\ n i.i: r o .i \ t \ , Thomson and Sen William j%ii im %»r o r i i iiiiiiM I’roxmlre fD-Wi*.). a eandldalr in nt:s *.f I I K N U I K T T . t \ ivit*. for reelecllnn. stared at each 1.1 k 'if* I »r i »«**»* no i i i »: o r rii-iNi. m i n m other for a few seconds, thinking »OI| I I N%I - III*' ii am .» o. i \ . how the gras* roots had changed »;« i io n N i f + irK IN lir.ltl.liv MIVKN over the year*. t h a t fh * und »r«lffh»« l h a p flW'l If“ Well,** Proxmirc added, “ you ' f In AI f e l l j f n * • • K l P t U l ' i r o f Hi* f 1IIIN were here first. »n I guet* I had I | j e e t _ Wr \I I | \ I" better go someplace el*e." I t h s l It h%* Ml^.l • • • fa * t » 1 1. *w, f >| Legal Notice Hiir Bee Colony ITHACA, N. Y. - ( C P I ) - Cor­ nell University* hat one nf the largest and most complete bee­ keeping libraries In Ihe world. During the past 30 year*, the uni­ versity ha* turned out more agrlcultrists with master*' and doetor*’ drgree than any other ln*tl- : n « trihutlon a nti f ial stliriiipcr, '•n** t h a t o n S'«i t t n l ' i r t* . 1?S* It w i l l a M il l t • i h i If Ann • * U'll* »«*»t All u n . | » r Jti lEe s.f H nnlfint# r*.uM tr K ln rlt la . t r tin(a ro val n f • « l.| f l n n l r ^ f t i r r * * r l f**r «»' «vr !* r •»f • t u t r s h u i l B n i tr>r M»'*l *rr,r a * n f •*!<! W III. T in IT Ia I X T I i N VT »• ijCAta HA N K o r i A C K H O N V I l . U : ku t n r t,f it in m i i w i l l • nrt T r a l l t l k n l c*f I I K M t I K T * TA \ I V ' H J . I . U H l l r t c a t r * ! nr w. r w a h r i i A i T r u » t • if f !• • r 20% CASH DISCOUNT ON ALL SHOES By BOSTONIAN Come In — Look Around! Q i i f t 12& & 4CM MEN'S 0 II'. 8. MAGNOLIA AVE. WEAR SANFORD Buys! Dresses Fall and Winter dre««ee. Assorted fnbrlca. All Greatly Reduced Ladies' Rubber i * Chatham “Woolshire Gloves I For all houxfholri wink (broken nizca.) | REGULAR R8c A 1.39 Knitting Yarn Spun nylon, »lao woolen in variety o f color*. Now ^ /2 Price Blankets Size 72x00. Fine tjuallly wool. A good value at 818.05 Now $14.98 Costume Jewelry & Compacts ^ 2 a REGULAR PRICKS 7!»c lo Foam Rubber Pillows Price One Lot Dorothy Gray Toiletries r,*tdl sire, e x t r a quality In I b e co n te n t* a n d tic k in g at $4.98 III 9 m fl Some Pumpkins One Rack Bedspreads * I % One Table r B AN N ER DAYS Banner » M Page 8—Thur*. Oct. 80* 1PM Price FA 2-1535 �Ju st Small Case Berlin, City With Two Pulse Beats NKW YORK — ( U N ) — Bruce Wmick went to polica to report angrily that hi* car had l-een BKKUN — (LT1 — Kv.ry u* are printed in <German and thr wai, ha* giuVn *te«dily motr >ign« beneath th<- price tagv which •toln. They promptly •rm out o I'oliah. pro«p*rou». Unemployment ha* dileloie the file* to be either description of the vehicle: great city, K t* »»»>). ha* a pul*« perhapi Hungarian or Mint* ara uiuahjr Huncanan or dropped from far above JOO,OoO I* or lb. The ideal woman In a "Red, four and one half feet that ran S* fait by iho*» who in»» flve-mllc-an-hour *peed, Soviet Crimean. Book itora* are to only about Ci.OvtO. Street* are Cummuni't atale i» bravier than long. It. Krrtin >4 Ilka that. I called a Thurtdrrbird Junior." But it haa two pulta*. On* brau full of traniuuona from Ku**ian. jammrd with new car*.'store* Dll- 1her Western *l«',cr. Bruce I* leven year* old. West Berlin women'* shop* dis­ 'ed with goodie*, theater* booming in Ulna with Hamburg. la>ndoa, t'oiiih. Hungarian or Chineie. play airy, »harp-toed. splkehrelWe*l Berlin. In the year* « « < » . , f „ bur.ling with elegant wontI’ari*. NCW York. Tha othar r«hol . . ...< j i i i**! »hoe* which »how a rounded r i ih* rythm of Moscow. |en and handsome men drinking' |f to p a r d o n . Ka.l ,,frl(n Baclin haa b*a>i thla way aiart j exotic liquer* or eating mound* *hoe stores »ell lowheelad. stunly th* lu m rr of lilM. whan tha rlty of wh.piwd cream. | women'* shoes. adminittraiion dUt.frvJ. (raving: Fast Berlin. b> roinparitoti,1 One of thr city'* favorite long* Two million Hrrliqrrt livln* »eemt dr*ary. But make no mis-i I* *ung nightly by a atender gttl in tha waatarn trclor* of tha city, take, ronditlon* h»\e improved • at Willi Schaeffer’* “ Tlngrl Tan undar a frarly-rUc'.rd muniripal craat deal there, too. The impo*. gel" rabarrt in Weal Berlin administration and a firm mili­ mg Stalin Allre, with it* row* of It'* all about the West Berlin tary gviarantrr by tha U. S . anti • lor»i and (all apartment build- l-oy courting the F a it Berlin girl. —Ona million Hrrlinar* living NKW YORK --A dlai C Stavan Ing* h»* been rttrnded. Food r a - ; Came the Sunday when the bu) in tha aaatarn aarlur*. undar a »on In predieling that California tioning ended some month* ago. decided he would take hi* iioieta govrrnmrnt of Carman-born ComStore window* are filled with on hi* date and make a pic.ure of muniita who «pant tha war in will g.» Hemorraue nevi month for good*. th* girl to carry Itt hi* wallet. tha ftrvt litre tn htatory: Moicow, wara flown hrfa by thr Th* boy took thr underground Hut there i* a difference. Writ Soviet Army in I VIS, an I ware •‘Thr »un h i t rroatrd tha HoeJtj Berlin (tore window* tbiplay to Fa*t Berlin. Rut when be got kept In power by tha Soviet Ar­ Mountains." »oio* of the fine*!, molt *t)livh off thr train, the Com ttunl*'. pomy itirlf what! thr Kait Carman* good* tn 'he world. F ait Berlin lire found hit ranter*, raid he attempted to ca*t off thrir *h*rk tva* a Western *py, put him in COLIMHIS, Oh*« .S*n John window* *how p:e»*r »ly!c*. l*< in June, IU&.1. Duntmi** in H r- t Berlin dre.-* the lock-up and threw away the W. Briekar tn laying «n Demo Sine*, then, tha two halve« of shop* are trie I:' or 14. eotoidrr- be). the city have livetl lomewhat ai crattr vhouldvra the blame for ed the ideal figu-r here. \nd tho little Kart Berlin girl SianiMr twin* whom th* turgront failing to cnac! labor reform legIr. Fa*' Berlin, there am little Mill wait* for him. want to *-|i*tate but cannot illation during the l o t *e*«ton of Kerim irmain* linked by com- j C'ongrea*: won elavatrd and munderground -The ofi uU»e Democratic ---------.w ix ih iv u iw m e aaction ctio n o *c w r . i u i r r«vsA railroad ») item*. Anyone ran . Congrek* in chloroforming labor walk or drive along the lino* dl- ‘ reform IrgDiaticn it p.rhapa ttfe voting the Aecu-ri. Rut the tele- I mo,j iraglc blot o i it* »habby re< phone Aynemi have been *epa ' or,* •• rated. Th* n«-w printed In one half of the city do not have gen NKW YORK — Harr) S. Mhcral circulation In the other. Facli | more, cvccutb* editor of IJItle tide ha* its own radio and tele- Ruck's Arkanlo* G atrttr. on ratiilun itatiuns, which wage rra ir rial problem*: let war on one another. "In many wa>* it »crm» to to*’ All in all. it'* a.* if thr Siam*«r that the flight Dont reality in thi twin* - to continue tha umile— North ha* been a* extent's* and were joined a t the base of the a* debilitating a* that In thr »pine, faring In oppotlte direc­ South." tions. West Berlin i* pointc*! w ot. MOSCOW — Soviet Premier Nl Ii< ttaurant menu* ara printed in firrman or either French or Kng- kita Khru*hcbrv on "In. rrdiblr" lilh. The wine* are German or i P1*"* for Ihc Soviet rconom) French. Korrlgn book* are either I "If formerly our e.iemte* u»cd the devel­ French or Fngliah, foreign play* to *a> that the plvn are imported from Pr t laindon opment of Soviet ecoiK»..ty I* brag gtng and imagination, now they d > or New A'ork. In Fa*t lltrlin. rc-tauiuilt men- not dare pronounce *uch wordf." Ttill ‘Extinguished' ALBANY, N. Y. —<UPt)‘— A bill wa* introduced in the New York State legislature thla year to require all fire department ve­ hicle* ir. Ncwr York State Legis­ lature thi* year t-a require all fir* department vehicle* tn New York City to carry fir* extinguisher^ but the measure failed lo pas*. Q u o t a b le Q u o te s ■ —m i l l NIKK-HKHCU.KS STAND HEADY—A Chinese worker on Formosa squats calmly itt tho furcjrrotind as three jfia it Nikc-Hcrculos missiles jKiint skyward from their launch­ ers in Tnipai. These missiles will tn* used in the defense o f Formosa and/or the offshore islands of Quemoy and Mat­ su in thr event the Chinese Communists attempt to in­ vade. This is |u*rt of the modern arsenal supplied the Chinese Nationalists by the U* S. (UP1 Telephoto) Oviedo News Mr. and Mr*. Ilcn II. June* and daughter, Mary, anil Mr. and Mr*. II. C. Parker have returned from a two week*' vacation In N. Car. and Ya HKIDB-TO-BB? — Goss trio nl- i.f fu rm t r C roup Cnptain Peter I ’ownscnci, onetimo boyfriend *>f BriI a in 's P r i n c e s s M a n f u r c t , sniil h e tnitrht w e d p r e t t y II e I y i u it ph o to g rap h er M urie-I-uce JtintaKiU'. pic­ tu r e d h e r e . M is s -lammrno r e p o r te d l y is hccompun.viny T o w som l mi his p r e s e n t wurltl to u r . Mil* Kalhtyn Lawton returned, trccntly, from a vacation tpent with hei couiln*. Mr. and Mr*. Illaine Mlkrtell ami children. Mar­ ilyn and Marcia, at their home in Winona Lake, Ind. While there he alto *njo)>x] a lightering trip ‘hrough Chicago. Mr*. II G. Smith ha* returned home from a vacation spent with relative* in tia. and nearhy moun tain* Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Neely en­ tertained friend* ftom Orlando, at dinner, last Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Charir* Keith and children, of laid) Lake, were din­ ner guctli, recently, of Mr. and Mr* Thrron Reynold* Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Kr>nuld* entertained Mr. and Mr*. G. W. Alf»rd at dinner, Sunday. Mr. and Mr* Milford t alliuun were dinner gur*t» of Mr. and Mr*. Hud Reynold*. Sunda). The ILv. t.out* L Da), former patfor of the Pir»t lUptlit Church, nou at l-trgo, has recovered from a recent lllneit. Mr. ami Mr*. Chailir MtCuHcy Jr. announce the birth «f a daugh­ ter. Dawn, born Oct. II at the Otleopalhi* hu*pital in Orlando. Paternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mr*. C. T. Mi Culle). Supper Postponed The Weilcy Bible cla»» of the i First Methodist Church ha* poit i ported the regular meeting and tupi-rr, usually planned that night. Mr* Thomas Moon, announced thr mcrtlng will Ik- held Friday. Nov. 7, al 7 p. in. *1 Fell -w»hip Hall. Air. and Mr*. Thomal Moon anti Mr. anil Mr*. Phil Packard will co ho*t the occasion. Kader’g Banner Day Specials Lovoly 1 2 " Cake Stand at a V o r y S p e c i a l Lo w P r i c o . . . Any c a l* tacmt mor* luK'Oui wrhen tervad to mognllicantlyl Hondtoma godroon bordar. Spatial arrangem ent with THE INTERNATIONAl SILVER COMPANY m otet thi* price pottible. QuanLty limited. Buy new. tit vi a r t SAVE Silver Plated BON BON $1.95 H B A N N ER BUYS! 100 Manhatten & Weldort PAJAMAS 2*95 JACKET 112 8 . P a r i A r e . • .Machine VYiodiiilde Jeweler FA 2 tM S ,— SON FALL CORDUROY FOAM PILLOW WITH -Ml SU N COVER » r .u Terrific value. Cover i* prc-tdiruhk, z I | h* off lor easy lautiileriiur. SPECIAL PURCHASE! CHILDREN'S FULL FASHIONED Hweatern OF IMPORTED CASHMERE Classics! Chemise lengths! Dressmaker style*. Every brent h-cntrlting style m fine Imjrortrd cashmere was styled by u worlil fa­ mous mill! OiitalnmlinK buy*! M 8-9? 1 2 -9 9 £ & i:- latce Trimmed. First Time At This I.ow Price. KlulMirate ELASTIC HALLOWEEN • ret 1-00 -i 2 *9 9 SUN 'S Don’t Miss This Value. Boxed Complete With Mask. WOMEN'S FANCY NYLON I'A M IES C) C) C FOAM Rl'IIDER TIIHD — IMI.l.OWS Solid Anti l'utlerns In Corduroy — Velveteen — Cotton 1-00 COTTON FLEECE LINED SWEAT SHIRT'S Warm cotton fleece lininjf. Kibbed neck, cuffs! Herniation or fancy. I -0 0 tbi)*’ *irr* I In |* WAIST STHIPK JEAN." Size 2 To H — For Hoy's And C.lrU — St<«k-Up j [1 - 0 0 MEN'S SWEAT Sill IMS Fleece Lined, !^<nr Sleeve* Silver (irey and White ONE LOT VENETIAN A* I* — In Carton* — Assorted Width*. [ | 1-6 9 III.INDS | f [-0 0 NYLON SPORTIOIITS 2 -9 8 2 4 9 mi***.' tiara PJua K AD ER S A T URDAY • Full llollh — No Short l.mgtlis — Huy Only Whnl You Neetl (ilVKS CREDENTIALS — Capt. Janie* R. Reedy (riRht) former Sanford rniidcnt, now* comniamlitiy officer of the L'SS I.exlujfton aircraft carrier, present* credcntinl* «)>Itointintf Roiicrl A. Drown to the rank of surface ordnitneo technician. Tin* laxinuton now is oiwraliny with the l \ S. Seventh Fleet in the Far Kant. Fed. Tm l-lmit— 2 per ruMnmcr—while Ihey Wut W m . E. ond • S New Fall Colom On Any SPECIAL F R I D AY 8 8 c yd. 2 .0 0 Reduction C h r is t m a s S h o p p e r s - CORDUROY .SUIT . SPORTCOAT EARLY Powdered Y n * » •« NVASHAHLE On Any i, lor tmnwher. creamter (itMliag* that tunpfy in )uir mouth—u * oAVE PLENTY 5 .0 0 Reduction a ii 0 B A N N E R D A Y S B A R G A IN S ValueH To 5.95 Now RtWm- R O G ER S* m m girl*' alia* Firal at Penney'* at fhese price*! S t r e t c h nylon tilfhts Hint all thr rirls love with theicLAkirta and ahort*. Color* to rhoose from: black, beige, rad. if \ �0' *’V : jpr-j^r ffc ft 10—Thun., Oct. SO. ltBS Stfo fm fn l VmO Hound Dog Tag Placed MOSCOW — fUPI) - S e r i * luihorltlai have launched a cevat«r attack ae alnit Incuraloni of rock *n roll mutle and aantlmanul balltdt from the Wait. Tho altuatiofi la rnnradad tn t*a aariaut. Phonograph racordi in tka milttom ara drtnthlag tha Sovlat motherland with mullc that la “trlta," “c«nvtlIllva•' and all wrong, according tn a ipaU of article* In Pravda and ethtr official arcant. I The radio itatloni It. l*o ara tha mnviea, OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW. SATURDAY-Florida Slate University h** turned out more than 12.000 teacher* during (he past 50 year# and there nho arc around on homoeotnlnr. tomorrow and Saturday, will hnvc a chance to inspect this new 51.250.000 School of Education building’. It ha* 31 cia«*roem«. 52 office* and ncvrul npecial laboratoriaa. Open hon«e for alumni will Iw held from 10:30-11:30 a. m. Saturday. KFU for year* ha* been the large*: training center for teacher* in the Southeast. a Hangman Says Hanging 'Unbearable' TOKYO <UIT> — Watching an elocution U "unbearable," accord lag to Fumlo Hirinuma. and ha ought to know. He hat executed ?B pritonnrt in hit lifetime. ! t twin In ought to my room l>cf..rc I tok] Uiam. “ Thay would begin to trcmbl* and. a i tha minuter t id e d by, the tremor* would inrrra.a In Out, whlla Hiranuma IniUti ha Intanuly. Finally, y.«i would hear could narcr grt uifd to hangingi, Ihtlr troth chattering. Soma ho ha* no rcgrtti about kia ra nuuld thaka their w| hi|* (k.-IIm roar, and ha taya cmpna.ifally In a fit of a root. that capital II punlihmcnt la pec j » fi un'-entablr lu face oarary aa a deterrent to crime. | them, and ev.n »t>er doing It 7* Today, the graying, funky 65- timer, f could never baroina urnd yaaaold Hiranuma ir chief of a to it.’Thera ara no pomhlc nrcrdr Jtnrcnflo rtforauti-iy a t Odawarr. nf ron td atien or encouragement. 10 mitaa southucit of Trkro. But If you ray romathing Intended to from 1NT until t?:a end of World Kara that affect, you could never War |J. ha eened a t hangman at convey your meaning. of prison* around tha "All ysu could do waa hop# thay would d i m down. Melt of i Hiranuma ltd I rair.omben hit them did after a while." f r i t execution. I t took placa at In one corner of the axacution f r U n y m m e n u in Tokyo. Tha yard waa a nuddhlit altar with c a am n n rd man wa« 27-year-o!d three ceremonial rice cakci on Tafctyothl tJnoxu, who wax con* It. When tha pritoner war led In­ tietod of killing a tchool prin­ to tha yard, a patent -aid praycipal for f m . erf. Than tha prNoner war offered ■ "Tbo trapdoor war rprung a i tha eakrr and lad to hit death. ha wma about to any P-mr thing," Of tha 7* convict* executed by Hiranuma rocailtd. Hiranuma, not one refuted tha Ho aleo ramrmhara what it war rice cake*, ha (aid. UM before a haaging. Whan the Pauilng a moment. Hiranuma *j*B. f a r an axacution waa eat. changed tha auhject to the eon» f hangman would call tha prli- troverry over capital punlihmcnt. • w r te hit room. "After all tha eieeutloni I have him tea witnariad," ha Mid. “I Hill oppoia tho abolition of the death pnaon tr a kaow why they had penalty. A sr crime i» to maintain tha Se nanf'-M i * n l i rtaem*. Mr. r.4wln t>. Hum lialpii xv. taatliir. Ir. Mra Tjrn Tla.nar Mia. Mat IMrron-l* ur*. v-uiaa a. K n.ain llanava — Praaln.t Na. tl IV. II. KUhta Mr. Kaihtrlna I.a44 Mra (mm* Taula rural. Ualt fff__r«7 sT • 3. ^ P irn t'iy u««- Mrrn rark — PracInM Ha. ttr rtrakam Wilton Inaa m Ertlvn Rlrktnmarar aa Jainee N'rWenrwerer (Ire. Prancaa Allan ! Jlaiy n.llatl. Clark | ItlSCOT I U S .I h |M U a . -,f\r fvm « flerV Inaa aa | aa alar la — PracInM Nn lit 1 Mra Emily n. .'akukcin Clark ' rrk.l Mlklar Inaa aa ! ilarlruda O I.ukaa •0 | Mra t‘a. II II IVallar •• Ml«|i|.tn (likltr rATT1» S * .a t. >»baN" Clark Inaa. #4 - | Parail City — Prarlatl Ha It, Mf. *V A. F«r«ar4 Clark Jo.F.lle Ifn-iffo* Tnen •• (Ira llaatrlca r.rdut Mra C*«H B Waller SM -B 515.00 \\9.00 nntlot l„ 595.00 515.00 »•«"** . ‘ “ topw Qu9lT0P d Vat. Hei. U 9 .0 9 Vul\ SU e Com(oTl 559.50 l f ott 6 i i e ' l |?onli u « y t 559.50 t ^ '5 * * (84 > 1 1 9 .9 9 Uo" ,Wt n u b b . r 515.00 1 36” d 1 3 9 .0 0 n-twyrood >wu 8«l 569.50 O rth °P *‘" c 1 3 9 .9 9 1 T ^ in BU * 529.50 |4« 19 .5 0 529.50 4 9 .5 9 S £; sr.w b 1 COSCntMIOSAL fii (VaN n o iN f. (■(> \ FA 2-8321 ' *anlnr4 (Caairtlr PracInM N* 111 i Mr. Hanry Itutarll Clark | Mr. I'aul ramll Inaa Mr. J II Trvlurk e**e 1 Mr. ni.lnar Vifeltn aa j Mra. (Ilnnla (1. *irtrklan4 ae Ur». Helen t’nneientIn** a* i Mra Mary 1. Darla 04 1 (Irt. liana fir'imlllar, tr. * Mra Myrtla Duncan ! Haar U (a _ PracInM Na. It Mil. Jnkn Tatar. Ir llark Mr. J«aa (Mlliama l»ar | 1 Mr. Hatlav D. Tnuaa 1Mra nun M Panra “ 1 Clariun Baard la rauat Akaantta j Itallota; Dan Marrla Jnkn K. Pot f*«ng Harrla Tnm Ball Ra!aa4 Wattan Daantt o«latraa • naira .r Cnanty rnmmlaMaaara Of Ptmlnnlt r . or.tr PlarMa kp Jakn Krldrr, cfcitrman Allaal! O. r. Htradnn, Clark IIBiM OmCIAL BALLOT OmCIAL BALLOT OINtBAL ILIC1IOM Nartwboa 4. 19U a r m sal il ic t o > Nerteibar 4, IS SB Samlaata Cavnfv Plmida Samlnata Caaafy riacida 1 HOUAMD W.’l-C- C 11.11) mine. Jr. tm U m i mi Mfc UM*»» Umtu'm* W!Ny t (Vwa Iw Ow’ ST A T l CIM Jawv W. aim t n * Ha 1 (Vara lac Owl UNOPPOMD CANDIDAHS ■ K F* JmUa ai At lapwa Ctrl Owe Ha I town (V 01 h r O w l IIM Ctrl ui* ti At MW (tel it Appeal. StttW laptiet MAW (V«n lac Owl ji turiAL fw (IrtoM (m d M p .M Mdd (hta« Owe Ha I (Vaw <•» Owl JLIHUAL Nr (Veal (Ml M h. Ik« Jad-Jd (roll Ofwf Ha I (Vn»# Iw 0 ») jrniciAi. Nr OriXI (tail Mp. M . ..t l Jadxld Cktid G»a» H a ) W att Iw Oral ______ J I MCIAt. 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In 1- N t i M tf Auaeed f 1 - 4 I N * B*oaa a * a f •MaadMBl el #•? pMdae el t>e ltattl«al>*a »ad pa*<ai«| |»st uite mat* l*H m b peueeeei rt» M l gtiHlt el iV C en eta m e N t a W t*iM m m i* ik« n e t • M r .a-s r« 1 ••• • 4 m*If r a w * V i a t h a t i t *h«4 M 4 W o M l i l f t l H ttlHi Miff tfllN w r « f M < rr rv-lttf en«*We eee 1 i « M t ifffmtl m < *• 0- h tee* •••# el p»e»«**i . . » U 4 leeems • pan el i M b b m i tPagi M e 1.1 1 * .• 1 . ' • • a.it I la l e g . el •# Ha I FOR u m I. AGAINST Ha S NO • FOR (ONITlTt/flONAL A N 1 N 0 N I 4 T O f A l T i C U V A | M | m < i H n f . i t u Amtle V el Ue ' Mu.tet •• of tbe l u i t tf FWawte bp t « P | 1 M H w l lb*.**« rror«f M fee eVo'mbawg lb* . t e a af • H * l f ItlW I t f [ | M.i oKot* e k f w t ' f . I ft t W ff t* / tbe IfOat Htataf »* “*' ‘ I StMewef of tN Tbfttao .4 J hv«| tintn, «H Mtf Mltfi Attest: O. P. Homdon, Clerk. (Official Seal) AGAINST to umcia j# d (VMf H. Owl 1m f u n d ( M l M p . M k JaWtW ( a n d 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 P. ic A riMiwt JCOKI4L ttr (OUNiN, >. #*W N» 1 Nr Met ti i t : fra* M i l ______ (Van ht Owl tlF lfUn4 HTM *4 A kAwy Iw lifriMUX.it la taamn tillfc DwTritl IV-tt If. Owl JLOiCIAL RtTUtUCAN DEMOCRATIC | V»'w J L |m)|f Owl ro \c n tu io \A L Nr Altaniatita anrlnRt — rraalnrl Na It! Mra. rat Oarkam Hark (Ira J C. Ilanall. Sr. Inaa*• I (Ir. tlnhari M Waiaon aa Mf. I.etlle A . >Y|it(iri aa 'If* Urire Pra-lfif-l « » » . . M ,y l,t "urcJiajgd u . [ r. UiffHUU JVDICtAL j Uaka Mtr» — Praalnat Ha. 11; Mr If. tl. fllaaran Clark i 1Ira 1 llaurr Intp ! Mra Ida Y. Kaaak ena s Mra. Ituliy (1. I.tndrn »nd icj!* f,u* Chnlr BMW BUT It sm m n i i n ti iium i M n il SUM ItIT. M M Tin U U IT U I Clark i r aa M OaMrnrn.l — Pra.latl Na. I 0 Clnrk (llaUia 1. Jana te Itnltrl IL I’arkar a* Fell! T* HTsetnn aa nirhart II. Tarktr t-anewaad — Prarinat Na. tl i Clerk 1 (Ira (laorta Villa. Ir, Klkat <*. Ilowarr Inaa aa V. PreeNI aa (Ira II. 1. (*arla«a r" ' r U mn, JS fc * - 9 JMICIAL Ckuiuoia — Praalnat Na. Tl clerk Mr. N. D II.mil Mr. William II. Aataraan. tr. Inaa | et Anaa IL Talilav rnatilla llaUaaa 6R0UP ISr&sSZ Ovladw — 1*.aclnat h’a. Il (Ira. II Y. Kina Mra. r#m* O. ItaynnMa Mra. (Ilnnla K. Maana (Ira. Wlllla P. Plant (Ir. nai-arr A Otwaarrr (Ir. T. If. Danl.ll vittiit-Ttn mvt STATK li nark 1 Inaa ** Oanfp.4 iKaal) PrattRit Ha t: Clerk william Uoak. Jr. At the equator, tha even I* H la Pa.kina. Jr l u r f a c t temperature of t be M.a. Marth* Itakar* (Ira. laid* Ulna Occam la about 10 dcgrtci. — (i.a Clirlatlna lllankanakta (Ira. PMIr nrukahac Pra4 w. rent (Ira. f. w raknaan ** (I.a. rir4a llumpkrty This weekend (Ira r. (1. Hawara * * £ rtu > U . , I . / 1 0 v i. rfun " » « 5 nu mm In about two monthi. raola — Praclact Na. it (Irt. (Iarlru4a P. tr.t Marika r. Danmark Aftnta II. Iln4xat (fra. Mary Xplrtv DELUXE 3 Instruction! to Voters II tu g CUTliM Ha. 1 nark Inaa | paper said. Tha moral of tho Ulo waa that no drivtr, not ovan Barnet, hat a right to ondangtr tho Hvot of So­ viet padaitriam- And tha mortl of other roeont articles It that n «# linger, not oven Barnot, hat a right to poteon tha wtUtpringi of Soviet popular muile._________ SAMPLE BALLOT hi Tlia 'altialna naw.4 *a-tnpa j hue teen ST>r*im#H tn •ertt • • Cltrhi |nep*efo»re. rMpeetltelr. f»r lb* It.a.ril EI..U«» to la kaM | Ihrouakout *amli»«.la Counlr. VI*.- ; Ma. «n Nn.emhcr 41H. lilt: Tha article gatra a detailed ac­ count of an incident In which Rernti wai said to have careened through Matcow traffic, featur­ ing pedtitriam and almoit killing a man. BUppad by a policeman after a spirit**) thaie, tha movie Idol emerged from tho car Intoxicated and abuilve and thrcatonlng to The following is n sample of the ballot to be used throughout Seminole County, Florida, at the General Election to be held on November 4th 1958: n o t ic e Lika M»nra» — rraclnrt Oa- rga W. Dali liana llawklna 0, Drara Thuralon w Mart lllt.all ccl't arcuiad of copying “had foreign mbdrli,“ to quota Pravda, and imagine themielvea balnra of a different order from tha great man of Soviet citltana Thai, an article In Komiomolikaya Pravda. argan af tha Young Cemmunlat League, held Barnai up to public ahama for hi* allaged arrogance whrn behind Notice *j l^ c x n o ir ln r a t e T h i e f 1*1. WRITING, Vu — <UP1> — A ill thief br.kt into tha T. R. Tilaattc lb anpllinc* thop bare and lggorad | hi UlsYtiinn Hti 41 well is rath nl but ttola a rvjlo ly a i thalr care d e t e n te Hiranuma proteilt, ho««\ agalnal tha hangman a t a cs unfeeling man devoid of hum an •ympatMri. Ha talli of an i tumn night at tha Hamamal YU Penitentiary when ha opened t calla and ordered 300 prlioni taken out into the prlton yard to enjoy the beautiful moonlight. "I waln't quite certain that riot might not broak out.” confeaiM “ But I waa hatting H tha roothlng affect of tha moot ’ Ai imuranee, ha added loi n* flute mutlc. For one huur, the prlfoncra i »*. or itood quietly in the compou nd — apparently enraptured — a nd than we"t quietly back to th< if prom . | tho wheal of ona of hla i l l So- roport tha cop far “apolllng hit excursion,M tht Communlit youth B i r n u and othart Ilka him ara | Wat-mada auto, loblltt. A t tha lama lima an attach la an a g s l u t r e r f a r m t n acting a i a fifth column fur tho cultural* anamp. Ona of thoio under caniura ii a calibrated movie actor and iin g tr named Mark Bernti. Citli»n Barnet, complained a Pravda article, ilngi with "tcari In Ma valca” or alaa In “mournful monotone’* o r "iuggeitive whiipara”— o far crjr from tha 'joyout, graceful. melodic** ttyla Pravda ap ara dolor tfama danr* handl, according tn I’ra/da. avail go an far ai tn rrcala audlaneat with "rack roll and almtlar productloni" an thr rf«t*r ,r. »f pirndrlng thaaa r.:anlfMtatl«na of Waatcrn dtea- I dcn.*o from tha pagai of Pravda and olhar Sovlat rarari and magi ilnci tha order ti mit to redouble the manning af Soviet cultural irfanret. n Russia's Prosloy 1 1 A 1 1 i 1 1 Law. W . BOM 110 u i l -a 1 1 1 l 1 *9) a 6 1 i 4 1 4 1 i l A 1 i l 1 1 1 l i l 1 A k Board of County Commissioners by John Krider, Chairman, �% — I T T ■ •*"-• r. r i' ■ ■ < t « . Oct tO, lW - P m 11_______________________ » ft #tafgr> ftralb Hospital Notes —« OCIOKtlK U HOLLYWOOD ( U P I ) - A plaque act re*, fiance Carole Mathew*. ADMISSION'S po.e that waa taken off In the 11 Up to 6M men will be Involved on "A " deck of the Ju 000 ton A n­ Maraarat Biown <Sanford) The bearded diver eap.ainrd bom. before *he tank." ho laid, at lime. In the project although drea Dona honored her designer, that approximately too inflatable Helen Pell (Sanford) "The bjr money 11 |n the ial- thc c , fw *ui ^ reatriclrd by for creating a chip that could not rubber cai.aona, each with a lift- . , , , u . the whole oner.. r r 11 ^ reaincica oy Inna Thomaa (Sanford) aink. McAlphme Cour.ey (San in* power of 212 Ion*, would t>e ,lon will f „ „ u, |f „ than four '*f , , h r r lo v‘orkln* only f>t» ford) On a bright summer’* day In 'C-uicd 10 the aunken veaiel. million dollar* and when Ihe Doria Ia,c , l’-rln* unUl mid-December, Rcatrioe A. Kauck iDellary) I 960. If salvage matter Dick Mry The calaaon* aic .ccurcd by ,, »hc will be worth three- Meyer* hope, to have the D t a C Kin* Jrffrraon iSanforrlera ha* hit way, the Dona will knocking moat of the 4**0 port (l)urth, of hrr W 000.000 colt , 1 the out of the waicr by the end af BIRTHS ru e from her watery grava 40 .IoIm out of the Doria, then in- 4|.y r *r.0td diver aald. ;»untm»r In 1 »M. -wBaby hoy to Mr ard Mr# mile* off Nantucket Island and •eillna clampa thiough Ihe open— John Raymond Thnmai j the barnacle • eneru-ted plaque lng». Once they are in place we’ll | iSanfordl a ill be removed before the levia- .lari lifting. Davtd Lomas (Altamonte than retu m i to the tea lanei. "We plan to lift II by degree.,, Sprlngi) The Italian »e* quern ha« been rhen low it toward Nantucket with Shirley Smith (Sanford* resting 240 feet down on the two ihipa. allowing it to settle to llerrhel Smith tSanfu.-tli ocean bottom aince the morning **** bottom periodically until vte A n n , Mae Howcn (Sanford) Jul) 2;> u jg . |#1% lntn , 2 h„ u tl 'a r e in only ho feet of water, l a r i Iterthman tDrBary) 1 . . ,hal »H,in‘ ■— -* « • " * ,,f ">»" after ahe collided with the Swed 11 .".At John Pucker (Sanfotdl rah liner Stockholm w,th the l<m *.,U ' V ™ »*»r the f*poled part, Vary Wilaon (Oviedol of JO live. °f the Doria to amear grca.e over I Nettie Witliama 1 Oviedo* .. . . . . . ,.u her. While ahe ii aubmeiged the Meyera who negotiated with he , , „ H i|ton damage will be ' Janet Johnaon ( Sanfordt luffcrfd bv lh, , „ hl m fU . John Henry Davia tSanl rdl Dort. a In.urer* for right, to the „ Exclusive One-Stop Builders Service *u..k regard, hr. tl.k a* "rou- , ufh „ , lumlnum>.. Ben-* Hampion (Sanford) une. lir all y*ur building mstiriili midi! Meyer* dllcounted any hope* ' There ta really not too much that money and valuable! left • to It once you hate studied the aboarvl th* Doria would he . a IKvravrillMi from Foumlalion to Itonf wreck and know »hit la to be traced. . . . under one naif. You’ll like I he friend­ done," »aid Meyer, intriviewed | tt Ihe moat there would have ly, e.peit iivdtlante and reliable ee rvne during a Hollywood vnii with hl« been poMihly Itiei.mm and i .up ai Sherman lie v r-Jlo 1 'ipe'a Yard on McCnirken Km.I. Big Coronation Slated For Pope John • 7 ELYKZIO BIANCHI I St. Peter’* Patilira whoa# Inter!VATICAN CITY (UPI) —U ncv>or will be lighted b7 thousand* e#remony[of randies. eelltd pageantry -and .................... ( One* Inside. secular p>>mp villi rill _______ surround _Pop* John XXIII • n the day of hlt'roronauon, but!«l»* wav to tb« solemnity of a MB new pontiff v»111 plar* fll* Pontifical Man, which the Pop* into a eontumin* flame and hear will **y and for which he will be the word! "paid'' to remind him that he "Thu* p«t#*« the glory at the atlll ha* the reapon.ibllttle* of a wof;d •• | ilmp!* print. The coronation of the aup-.ne He will take handful* of flax paator of tha Roman C.i.holic | three time* and thruit them Into Church, *ap*cted to U k. place » arnall burner, watching the flax Bunday. Noe. >. will he In an p air Into amoke “ ale trantlt ■r e old pattern design'd to re t,lor.a murdl’* ( thus p a n the rtv rvd th* Po|.e ami hit people of glories of the wcrldl. Crowd. Short Adoration tn* glory and humility of hie M*h Outside, a crowd of up to half .. ___________ A rub ,prwceaalon of .. JJWX) par a million pertona will fill St. IV ao it will carry Pop* John Into ter'a S q u sn and Ihe .treat* all — | ISalvage Expert To Raise Andrea Doria From Sea J Utc way In th# Tiber In about heir adoration " \ i v a il Papa''Lon* liv* Ih* Pop*. A lucky JO.OOQ »p*.Ul ticket holdeia mill pack St. Peter'* Haatllca to »ee Pop» John tec.te the Pontifical M a n But all the real, about JOO.OOO tn St Peter a Squar* and tena of thouiandi more tn th* adjacent street., will »*• the actual epo*ninf . when th. Pontiff »it* on the baiilica'a cen 1 tral balcony to reeeiv* the three tiered papal crown. Eu*cn* C a r d ! n a l liiieran t. dean of the Sacred loll*** o! Catdlnall. will place tn* crown •••> ***« Pontiff a h*ad. ! "A *oUleit crown 1 . placed upon hia head.’ a choir »il. am*. Than tht ranlrnal will reciU the only prayer ac<ompan>in* the coronation, the Lord a Prayer 1 For all lia .plrndot, the copinaIron ceremony Involve* no eltbu ! late formal o ilh and doca nor l have th* .ame tignlftcance a. the , coronation 0/ a temporal .over cwn or ihe »'* n n n j: tn *•! a entrr BUILDING? RENOVATING? EXPANDING? Congress Protects Rare flOrifld Florida UG6F Deer If There Is Better Way, He Finds it Became Sovereign lur'day WA5IIIN(«TON < tl'l> Rat* 1 Pope Jolm became aovtrrlgn ,,ffr wl" r<'"D.vue to . antper In pontlll of Ihe Unman Catholic Nfnr ,1 M F M P I U S , Term (u rn l hurrh Tuc.day wt Ihe Inalant he ’* '1 con.inue to .ue . *''■* ** I Aubrey Fo\ 1. one .>f thoae van m i l l ' 01 ■ A r ii“ i hi t ’n i r r \ i ' ! replied accept” to — lira ---------election., * r ..— "I--------- — , , . . . .. . ... , nhing American.— a comhlnabon Until the S is u r n th Century Ihe Don Will pa.aed b\ the svth {.on-1 ,n rfn lo r tn J du-lt y o u m lf * u coronation took place in tbr lia .... 1 j ailica o f St. John the Lateran, c U ’. nu‘ . V.U uP . IwKiklo* for a b .lter wav t* do then at the balcony of SI. IVtct . for the »«1*Miahment of a nitio-v- ^ th in e . h»« neenme . profitable at refuge to prelect the m e deer , a,drltrie w ith I'oi I 01 a . it 11 today. drlttie wrth , .. ... When Italy waa unllird in 1120 . m Florida and the [ te i e in Ha ­ In IA year, with tne I 1 noi. l ent'ul llnltroad. Fu» hal t* •ocular iuaiility to the chuich led waii I tlie coronation ceremony to be re ently run by the want ad man- Ci Iced about 11..V o for JS moneyj moved in.rdc the baatlica instead other niea.uie. coriildered ''vt'al- aaving auggeatlon*. *>nr of eov*. 1 ol on the balcony. lv important” for the Co.nerva­ idea* •uvi-<l the company IJJ.thiO With the coru* iliun of the late tion of land, atid wildlif* In the a yiar. t i n brought Fog a IJ.JSS pup* k'iu* All, Italy made peace Piled State*. They ptovide for: j u*.'off. th» church and t hr cere -1 \ 4qUiiKi4»» of wall and- l o l§ a hu.inr*. veuh me," niony w.n bark o.i the balcony. , „ ulf l'r,»t wiMf„'»l will"’continue , 1 " 1 #,h' •'UyearoM locn.ot.ve ________________ .. . ___________, pipfft'etrr. M\»»u mtght ra.i It n to migrate hobby — but a gu-kl paying hob —R e c a ll h by the I" n r i* n |. » and Wild Je Service on the efFox', big payoff cam* from an feet, of rhemicalt u.ed in control- (dca l« reduce wear an-l tear on mg peat*. I poache* on the It". Chicago to; —A ban on the withdrawal of N’cw Orlean. paavengrr run. t CPI I A more than 5.00(1 acre* of public 1 "Moat of the people rid* be w a n ' ' a I ^ offering a " ‘•farhitrdrr for u*r ,hr Force*. tw*en Memphl* end Chicago, and wah a built In hr ml. way" ««t without Congreialonal approval Memphl. ta New Oilcan, t. deadrr entlyy run by the want .d man»»••«»»•"« "f *t*'e hunt- , head.” hr explained T hey were .g e e of a Madlaon new.peiu-r. lie ‘n* »’ '• f,*h,n* U u l on nillltary pulling the entire train nil the way. wanted tn .how that the ad. are re.ervntloni. My auggr.Uon wa. to load the ! read. ! ------train lb Chicago *0 that by the No one olfried hit price of tt<>0 lime It reached Meniphi* whole I but lie got luiiir inter*.ting dou­ care would be empty, llten they ble talk icplie.. One reader want could cut them off at the n«xt ml to know if the "furMaeder" wa. stopping point —JackMin, Mi*a. a new model, or if it wa. a u.e-l 'It aavea about 200 miles run .«nr with the md atyte "framining on each car every day. ( .an,' I.ONC n n M il. Calif 1 FIITNCt Foa doe*n't confine himself to An ith*r .aid the "forbi»eder" —William Swrat. fire mat L'SN, Id . job in bvoklng for better way* w a. Ju.t whal hr needed for hi* .on nl Mr. and Mr.. Hrit/rl II. tu do tiling*. A -kin-diving rnlhu••-Im-ching'* work, but it would Sweat of laingwuod. F la. it tla-t, be iiiailr himvelf an aqua need a "gatpoiatnr aliachment." 1 acrvtng aboaul Ihr attack tran. lung from junk part*. A thud an.wer w a. to the *(• p,,rt USB Okanogan *hlch return* Fot ha. abn built a minaiure feci that the "fnrhiaedrr" would p, |ging Rearh. Calif , eailv In railroad in tha front yard for 'com e in haruly f..r building hi. NnveinlHT front a seven-month "three way gxaometer power pari t r ul*c In the Far F.aat. h nu-c' r *,V*j^ ' Diu'ng Ihr rrui.e the llka-vogan HARTFORD, Conn. — ( I T U — partirlpated in romhir.cd l S ko P a y i n g l a x l ’a t s i e r lean amchthiou* operation, a-d n i n e year* after Jo.eph \t( a fll FITCIIlirKti, Mat*, t l ’l'll — *erved a. the Station Ship In llongievt a damage suit against Rlehard Mayur Medley Bray l. making It Knng Standi»w. it finally reached tha Su ea.y for the tax money to roll Between npriallor.a the *lnp'» |iertor Court docket. Bu! then the In II* ordered a drive tn window crew visited Hawaii. Okinawa ia«e had to t>e poatponeil liecau.e metalled in the treasurer's office Formosa: and porta tn th* I’htltp wimeonc hail stolen all the c*l 'o f th» City Hall. ‘ pine (.land, and Japan. drnce from A lta i lawyer ' P! V All Very Simple, This Forbisedcr With Hemisway ilOY AMI) DOG - - Scven-.wnr-olil Job 1 Albiirnaiiu, <»f New 1’nrk, a victim of musculer tlyntrophy, hnyr.t hi. new JK'I, a .•ix-monlh-ol.l yrnitiililniiKhtcr of the lute Kin Tin Tin, after the German .Shepherd pup arrived from Citli. fornia. Tim Uoj? ft the jjift of comedian Jerry Lewi*, who heatd of tho dH.tppcurancc of John's tlojf, “ Lucky." (L'lM Telephoto) Given Check,Owner Cashes It MACON. (.,. 41' l‘l I —The r h . . l The pig won a ptire. Bui when Wu# made «'Ut In hi. pi . '• *. II'-.' lure, rxamimd Ihr check, Jm.c, finally auerreded In ca.h- f#u||<| „ nn behalf "ft happened at t„e Ueo,8i* {"Jonr*’ SP**eU1.** inate.d of Roy Siair Fall. Jur.cv had entered hi. -Jcev^* pig. r.a.nrvl "Jones* S|>e< ial." in | Ko> endorsed it for Ihr pi then afft.r.l hit own name and a livr.bk-k \rlit. 'went home with th* money, ioldsboro School fi lo Hove Magician Tarkla. the "Magtilan of the Unlverii . vvtl| pre.rn t hi. feat# of myifc-y on Turiday night at the Cold.horn Elementary School. Feata of migle l<* tmare have been promised. Th.s event will lakr plare at A p in Chhc l*aa.sily Solved WHS" HARTFORD. Conn. — (U f’l l — Fite Chief John T. (I lavuehlin had little trouble find­ ing th* sehn |boy re.pon.lhle for a homh v a r a at Redgwtfk Junior High Behool. When he arriyed at the school a young.ter asked. "Ha»* you found the b»>mh yet?**! 0 *!<oughhn said roly the police • nd itremer*—and tn* elupiit— knew of the enonymou. cell ihat t^hnmh wa. in the school. News Of Men In Service u r j i i t t pS-inr F A 2 -0 2 5 1 | hi. t *o young.ter. And (teamed up with hla father and a nroth.r to build new type electric t-a.ler. “Im janl, not .ati.fied unlea. doing a o m e th ln g ” f r mill.-n illv ndvrili.ing building materiala, loot., lixlurra, nady-ntitrd rot.• ret-, c u m rrtr pipe of the Very highrol •luality. I'm F ot .... , .. It waa taking my wife J!» minute, lo wa.h * tliahe*. I wrnt tn anj .ltd it in 10 1 told her. "See how quick you ran gel thiuugh win, | t } M She Invited me to leave." Fox laid hr didn't have any ’pctial dl.hwa.htng .rheme. "I Juat went to work Inatead of t i t ­ ling around." When he lay a he hkea to keep buty, he mevne it. During hi. .parr lime, he make. leather pur«*« for hi. wife, niodrl air­ plane., .trunv. a guitar or take, motion picture. FREE DELIVERIES FREE ESTIMATES •ot.-,.a © I Vulcan Materials Company CONCRETE PIPE DIVISION M cC r ac k en R o a d .Sanfor d B AN N ER DAYS in CONTOUR CHAIRS Wait I Prolonged IT'S EASY-SIM PLE-DEM OCRATICTO MAKE A WRITE-IN VOTE! Sherman Concrete Pipe V u lcu q M n to rin ln Com p u n y BERKLINER BORIUS SWING-KING KANE STRATOLINER Large Select inn «f Color* nml Designs . . . . With f)r TYilhnul Vibrator INSTRUCTIONS FOR CASTING A WRITE-IN VOTE 1. DO AU OTHER VOTING FIRST lor candidal*! on prinlod ballot) ?. T O OPEN WRITE-IN SLOT: W HITE PAPER SHOW S— Wrifo in hare ) Proti rolooao trigger lo th* right with right hand thum b. At th* **m* time OPEN SIOT with l«fl hand index fingor aI position you want to writ# in 4. You ar* now finithod. loavo all lovon and tlott at they ar*. Right thum b loft Indox finger (X) PUSH RED SW ITCH (at top) to clear your voto into tho machino THE CURTAIN W ill THEN OPEN Neirly helf— 4? per rent— ef th# natural get proJured tn Te. t t il rnntumrd '.her* too. -H EA R • co n g ressm a n A. SYDNEY Herlong TO-NIGHT ^ OCT. .m. in:.H (liSJE P. M. WESH-TV CHANNEL — 2 \Vh»t He li«> Don* For Ilia District nnd How Cen­ tral Florida I Ini' Greatly Peru-fitted by Hi* Able ^N’ork. Ke-Elect HERLONG RIGHT NEXT TO “County Commissioner District I” « r ‘ Write LEE GARY Only 11.00 Will Pine* Tho Chair Of Your Choice In Storage For Future Deli.rty—liny Nmv | ’or llfal Selection Easy Term* MATHER DON’T FORGET TO WRITE THE (X) AFTER THE NAME Ask the clerk at the machine for help — if you need It! 203 - 09 E. FIRST CONGRESS FOR For Potential Writf-Tn Candidal* Ahot* Pol. Adr. Pntd by J. Evana NO OUTSIDE Delivery OF SANFORD We Carry And Service Our Own TO Pd. Pot Adtr. by A. Sydney IJerion/, Jr.. Camp. Trea*. Free FINANCING Accounts FA 2-0981 OPEN FR ID A Y N IG H T YO U R SH O PPIN G C O N V EN IEN C E Closed W ednesday Afternoons . 1 f �• - ____ __ ___ : . . . ■BDDH ■ v- - - . . *i - v- ' , - *iT-l'-t*. ri ■\7 v ji'is v -i.-V'i. t. , v . ij.', J mm *; r * — y»ii . Mb M < ri 9rn9 Prima Donna W ar Irup ts At Opora By DELOS SN ITV NEW YORK (UPI) - The "war of tli« prima donnsi" tin tik«n • new, dramatic turn—the heavier of the t«o claim u U for recogni­ tion »I the world'* greatest prac­ ticing operatic toprano, Italian style. haa toil weight. This wai revealed at the open­ ing of th« Metropolitan Opera's 75th year whan Rtnata Tahaldl cut an admirably girlish figure asd gave an out-of thli world musical performance in the name role of the opera, Toeca." A well-heaUd audience applauded her until aha and it were limp. It had to be well-heeled; the belt Mat* cost MO each. Record Rot Office Aa the result, th* bos offies tharad Mlta Tebaldi's triumph. M Pension Payment Policy Changes Loom JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The state Welfare Hoard la eapeeted neat week to conaidtr change* ia it* pension payment policy in Palm Beach County where many recipients face loss of stale aid because of higher property a c ­ tuation*. The board meets here Nov. 7, and unless it takes q.ilck action, a number of a gad, blind or dis­ abled residents in Palm Rsaeh Coun'y will Ins* all or port of their state aid. A spokesman from tha board'* distrir. office in West Paint Peach said no on* has bean cut from A# welfare rolls yst rending a Adseisfon hr th# board. Put there are a number of hardship rases who will bo cut unless changes are made tn th* board pn'lnv," »*•* srnhMman said. Currant Welfare Board regula­ tions delude all persons having taiable property beyond the IS.000 homestead exemption. Talm Beach recently reassessed prop­ erty at full value, thus affecting many pensioners who own homes Palm Beach so far is the only county which hss responded tn G«e. LeRoy Collins' plea for full svsluatlon of real estate. Collins Tussday urged the Wel­ fare Board to make reception tn Its policy in Palm Beach. He pointed out that K would ba gross, ly unfair to taka resident* In Palm Beach off the roll* while residents of neighboring counties, whoa* property ii assessed at only part valua, receive full bene­ fits. The board had mat her* In July to discuss th* situation after protetti by tha Palm Reach Coun­ ty Commission and Commission Vice Chairman Lake Lytal. At that time, Board Chairman J. Hal Stalling* of Tampa said "the boanf will cooperate with the Board of County Commissio­ ners in any way possible" and assured (hr group that cancella­ tions would be "a gradual pro*#*•." Stalling* was not available for comment today, but a Welfare Department spokesman said it was possible the board would con­ sider revamping Iti property eva­ luation policy. Th# board currently makei periodic assessments, at laait •vary lit month*. It's posiibt* the board will make assessment! only on# a yaar. although all applicants accepted must meet federal regulation*. Tha Welfare Department also pointed out that parson* whose benefit right* were cancelled :.'n re-apnly at any time. PROMOTED— Roar Adm. Hyman G. Rlckover, B8. »».t promoted to the rank of Vice Admiral by Free!dent Eisenhower in recog. tribution" to the developtribution’ to the develop­ ment of a nuclear-powered Navy. The "father” of the atomic auPmarino is shown after he received the Mi­ chael I. Fupin 100th anni­ versary medal at Colum­ bia University. Living Dangerously LIVERMORE FALLS, Main*— (I'PI) —Ernest Molllcons, 55, al­ most dropped his pipe when hs saw who had poined his two kittana in eating eatfood out of r dish on his porch. It was a gray mouse. took la SMJST Bar the formance. a Heard for America's oldest and moat relabrated opera house. Th* previous record—for opening night tire seasons ago— was <75.510. Opening night price* are jacked up several times over th* regular tariff. Thar* had bean no previous an­ nouncement of Mias Tebaldi's slimming and R occasioned much comment. Not that the wai aver vary heavy when you htink of the traditional well-upholstered Italian soprano, but her arch rival for topmost prima donna honor* in the world's opera houses, Maria Mtneghini Call**, haa had a lot of cri­ tical acclaim over the pan few srssona for her slander, girlish figure, although in all truth (in this critic's opinion) she Is down­ right skinny. Best Hula Hoopers In City Announced As siagsr and musician she wag the eld Tebaldi still: that is. su­ perb. Tha quality and purity of her tons*, th* aubtlsty and color of her Intonations, the exquisite con­ trol she exereised over every nuance of th* linger'* art —in there vital matters and In every* thing else ntadad to make th ^ human vale* tha most thrilling of musical Instruments, she showed her audience ih« haa no rival. Miss Tebaldi was supported bril­ liantly by George London singing tha villain role. Mano Del Monaco tinging that of tha hero, and Di­ mitri Mltropoulos conducting th# orchestra. There are only three really Important parts in "Toeea" and the three singers gave the* operatic mslodrama considerable Impact — as musiesl melodrama, Longw ood By Mrs. P. W. Kelley Mors than 200 contestant* enter­ ed the finals of tha city-wide hula hoop contest. Preliminary contests at local school* involved more than 1,500 students. The contest was co-sponsored by the Loyal Order of Moos* and the Sanford Raerestion Department. Winners received silver dollar* ai prita money. Winers In th* five and under clasa ware; first. Robin Lsa; sec­ ond, Dianna Lynn Jack; and third, Dennitse Bagwell. Jn the six through eight year das* Emily Mae Williamson won first; Davy Lee, second; and Jantt Lewis, third. First place winner In the nine to ten year data was Faya Karnts; second. Sandra Meyers; and third, Brian Thurston. Linda Ley took first in tha alavtn to thirteen yeei elsu ; Marten Shaf­ fer. second; and Johnny Beswlnchin, third. Championship winner* ware: first, Brian Thurston; second. Ja­ net Lewis; and third. Johnny Bexwinchln. Judges for the eonteit were: Harold Kastner, Mtf. Folly Mot­ ley, and Mrs. T.hureton The Civic League held a "Coma Aa You Are" party, Tuesday morning, with approximately 50 guttle attending. Coffer and donuts wars ttrvtu during the refreshment period. The party was so successful that mem­ ber* have requested in Informal occasion of this type to be held once mcn'.hly. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baumhalier antattalnrd Rev. and Mrs. Rhea and family of Caiseltarry at a barbecue supper, recently A masquerade party for tha jun­ ior and aanlor clausst of L ym i-) waa held last Saturday night by7 Ann Merdan, Lea Warrela -*nd Betty Sue firm er. Even Caveman Had Music For Work Yale Prof Thinks Schools ‘Arrived’ MERIDEN, Conn. — (UIF) — There's nothing modern Mbout music to work by, according to an official of Ruilnsst Music. Inc0 Joseph Walthltr said music to reduce boredom and increase effi­ ciency has been used "at far back aa wa can go in history." H* added: "Ersn tha cavsman whan h« broke one stone against anethsr often granted. This, in a very crude form, as early work music. It was rythnt and it help-1 ed him to gst a little mere streng­ th for successive blows on the rock."__________________ O NEW HAVEN. Conn. — (UPI) —Yale phiieacphy professor John E. Smith told a group of fresh­ men that the subject of education haa finally captured th* Ameri­ can fancy. "Whan ■ topic rrechti th* place where R competes with .•ewspaper space in America with tha account* of politicians and smKextlers, it haa indeed arrived," he said. ALBt'RG. VC —(UPI)— A s i c end-class post effica with three full-time employes Is maintained her* all because Clarence Mumlry likes frogs. Mumlay has been catching frog* for 30 years ar.d mails more than 200,000 of them annually for laboratory experi­ ments. .. ‘Frosrgy* Business Look for that# headllnao: • FOR RENT • FOR SALE • HOMES • LO ST & FOUN D • PERSONALS • CARS « SERVICES • HELP W AN TED • WORK W AN TED moral They ago al tharo to help yott find what yea want lmmedlataiy, efficiently and economically. and Let an expert A d -ta k er help you with your ad. TH E S A N FO R D Clossified Ad D eportm ent H E R A LD Phene FA 2-2611 » * P “ • — ee 0 m » • e> K a 1 �h =• ’ ^ ------------------------------~ ■ ------ “T T ----- — ----------- ;------ w ------• -•.-r.- Start Counting Dollars B y CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— LOST AND FOUNT) 2— FOR RENT 2-A-ROOM * BOARD A-BEACR RENTALS T-W ANTED TO RENT • —REAL ESTATE FOR SALE •—FARMS . ACREAGE . GROVES T-REAL ESTATE WANTED •-MISCELLANEOUS •-FLOWERS • PLANTS SHRUBS 11—OFFICE EQUIPMENT ^ 1 —AUTOMOBILES . TRAILERS 11—BOATS A MOTORS It—FARM SUPPLIES A MACHINERY 14PETS • LIVESTOCK • SUPPLIES 15—ARTICLES WANTED IB—PLACES TO EAT 17—BEAUTY PARLORS 4 C —FEMALE HELP WANTED " •-M A L E HELP WANTED SB—MALE OR FEMALE 31—WORK WANTED 1 2 - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Selling Things You REAL ESTATE FOR AALB 2—FOR RENT bedroom. 1 hath, floor furnace, LEASE— 1000 ft. frontage—Indus­ attic fan. das# to ichooli. trial «>r commerrlal. Un hiway 17-02 facing Lake Monroe, San­ FA 2 2261. ford. Write W. (Ictt, 1*07 Park Newly decorated I bedrenm houie, Av*. Sanford. kitchen equipped. ITS a month. FA 2 2247. RAYMOND M. RAM. REALTOR A INSUROR J room apartment fttialined Third St. A Park Avenue, South Adult! onlj iVO Park Ave. S. Y’all Call Ball Phone FA 2 5641 S rvtm frame houie on large lot completely f tr n l ih t! . Hwy 17 92. 7 room home, attlr fan. floor fur­ 1 mt'e norm of St. Johoi bridle. nace. near achooli. $ 10,000 $500 Phone FA i i ' W . ______ down. Large oak. FA 2 0870. FOR RENT: Furnleheit X room, bedroom houie. $2,500 down, 2 bedroom apartment. J01B Elm Thone FA 2-7615 after 4 p. m. Are. Cal’ FA M W . Fumlihed to< mr. The Gablei, I t aerei of farm land, tiled and hai flowing well. E a i t aide of 4fl V a m ilia. FA 2-0720. Sanford. FA 20415. Hirnrlnr apartment, grovnd floor. 311 Palmetto Ave. b Room unfurnlihtd apartment Apply apt. 2. 2015 Sir.fnrd Ava. Nice cltan furnished 1 bedroom houtr. L.'.r«e living loom, com­ plete kitchen, front and hark ecrccned porches. Call at 3X26 S. Sanford Ave. Adult* only. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 R c droom n Florida lloon* — F.H.A. — $280°° $828000 Am, ^/TTTjTR--------- . ^ O S T — Male Collie. Sable A W* «hitr. ar.awira to name Shon. Call collect. O. V/. Marr. J r . Titusville, ria. 1363 M. REward. ♦anforft Rrralft Large unfurnlihtd apartment New 2 bedroom houie. terrarro floori, large carporte and utili­ with front and back screened porrhft. Clnse in. Kitchen ty room. Mi'O down or will take building lot* av down payment. equipped. 613 Myrtle Ave. Availahla alter Nor. lit. Phone FA 2 2371. J t-S P E H A l SERVICES Si—PIANO SERVICES 34-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS 2 bedroom home, kilt-hcn furnish­ St—ELECTRICAL ed Available November l*t (Irrliide-i ( lea-sine) Adults. Cal! FA 2-7W4 ^ CONTRACTORS Tt-A—BUILDING. REPAIRS, Bedmnm home, kitchen equipp­ St.B BUILDING SUPPLIES ed. 876 Roial.t D p., »75 per mo. Call T W Mero, Broker !*—INSURANCE FA 2 24*1 ST—NOTICE • PERSONALS only $57*20 monthly SA-ARTICLES FOR SALE J room f’. irnlihtd upstairs apart­ 6 D a k s West Of French ; • —FURNITURE A ment Light! and water furnish­ Avenue on 20th Street. ed K>3 50 oer month. 107 Lorust _ HOUSEHOLD MODEL OPEN DAILY i -L ohT 3hr Ave. FA 2 1855 OVIEDO SECTION HOME I FARM—3 r o o m dwelling— 4 acres exceptional farm land— au'tahle for vegetables—nursery 2 clean apartment! newly painted. —flowers — on highway — In Ore $42 50. 611 Park Av*. Oviedo. Cash $7500 to settle estate — Phone — FO 3 3241Sleeping room, private (amilv. Ph. Thad I. Lingo, Realtor — FA 2 7504. Oviedo. Fla. room office building for rent on French Pho; c FA 2 5362 No Longer Need Thur.a., Oc» 30 .1938—Page 13 it— rer* t.lv*«inck «u*rHc« African love bird and cage Phone F \ 2 X234. IA FF-A -D A Y I3-A R T 7C L ES w anted C.«*h for furniture nr surolu*. Super Trading Post. SsnfnrdOrlando Hwy. FA 2 0677. Thru Classified Ads » SPECIAL SRRVICBB Quick Laundromat Service Shirts Finished In 46 Ilnurs Sanitone Dry Cleaning R 25th St. Foodmsrt Bldg SOLTIISIDE LAUNDROMAT MATTRESS RENOVATING UPHOLSTERING H —ARTICLBB FOB BALI For Sale—T. V., aewlng machine, washing machine, lane record­ er. 3100 Palmetto Ave. 70 Gauge ihot jun. good rendition and bo* nf sheila. 416 Willow Ave. or Phone FA 2-7197. Free Estimate — Free Delivery Tvo wheel car trailer, new trap, H 7 - B E A I T Y PARLORS readr to go. $33 OO. Gaa CircuitCUSTOM-BUILT RI DDING COi I* * lor heater • N E W 5*090 R.T.U, PETE ECHOLS, Mgr. YOlR B» Al'TY NO. FA 2 *.712 *15 00. 2»45 S. Park Ave. Hen*10 W. 13th. FA 2-7881 Shaping A Stvltng our Soeeialtv Lie. II 7# RIETTS BEAUTY NOOK - 105 South Oak Avr Camera. Model 95—A Polaroid, j i77r give lop Value Stamps) complete with all acceasnrlei. 1301 Park after * p. m. ILick Glnsa is— F ltM A i.f H R iV 'M V .v T rM* Windshield Door V *nl Cl.*** Okra by the buihel. FA 2-A4!lf. SERVICE REDI-MIX CONCRETE Window SiMs — IJnteli White. Must be 21 or over. Apply Sgnkitrik flluaw and P.tltif t\*. Grease T u p s — Dry Well! 112 114 W. 2nd SI. Ph. F \ 21822 Pi; V Whistl, Clothes'ire posti — Cement and sldrw alks YOU MAY BE THE ONE Wl. Dt'vrwav Free MIR ACLE s ONCRLTE CO. citlmaies. FA 2 7773. ARE LOOKING FOR To -low 309 Elm Ave. FA 2S7SI Avon's ne<v Chrlstmae gift* a>d Spare HralfM — Floor fimisrss Jackets • Roots • Tents • l.utcage toiletries Write, Rn\ 24*. t/>:k Clean and Service, $4 50. Outside ARMY NAVY SURPLUS hart. Fla t«..!- Installation *.\ 2 4745 710 fanford Avenue OSTEEN HOUSEWIVES YOU C IS M .K ls f rH!Vss5r»ai*st». I w .W w I t n g S U m s i s * ' ENT FLOP I reM rrh.Jds s-a’e BARGAINS IN USED HEATERS MAY RE THE ONE WE ARE ,n*nt4. Inveleer. h»nn bill* ,nd M.’st Vnv Make LOOKING FOR in s h o -> P t O g r a m I . etc Pro-reisivs FURNTTURT CF.NTKB W nN S new- Christma gift* *nd Printing Co Ph-.i.- r * V T)Jt_ III IV. I*t SI FA 2-Illt toiletries Mrite, Box 214. L.'-k "W ill you TL K A SE »•?? int.*oducinj me as y o u r 401 We-t 13th s hart, Fla aecond fi-Idlc ?" G.*d t'«e>i Snare M-,»ler, Varuum r i t a n r r Repair, tiininlete tt;th T;nk. $56. — — ---------i ■ — . . — —----- • — I Woman, age S3 to 33, for p ern * it-pairs l par's for all ma'.rs nf SANFORD ELECTRIC CO X—PEAL ESTATE TOB 6 s |. E V—REAl, tSTVTF. FOR S4I.E ent tesponslhle peiitlfln, tanid e’eaners Eieetr«lu*, Itomcr tt* Magnolia Ave. FA 2 17*2 t.vpilt. experienced in nffi. Kirby. Vi Wajr, G u Reptar* vear old 2 t-vlrni h-v-n* Kle-.tric work. Stead' and productl'e FACTORY r n YOU m e n n iris Work g-ia-an-ed biteher. lalxiile -rtndi-ws. ill • » ikei Starting salary $to v.k. FA 2-47ex ALUMINUM hath, utllitv r»n?r Isrge brirk perudi. Inereascs. .V j dx< s VENETIAN BUNDS barbecue a d planter. Landwk . apply Cn1!f.!i'>n |*i. , t m9*1 MPS - SPItlNKt.rR Eiifk-ifd head Sag proof bottom ' sprd ground Full pricr $8 900. Hit Bureau, il-t 107 San \tl SYSTEM* ■ail with plastie ends. Plastis Will arrange terms FA 2 3617. All type* *n<f «tre* in«? ailed Moderately Priced Bank >V.*r or ia>on tapes. Cottost or pylon "Dn it Yourself" Leevinc 'anfetd Will sacrifiec ecrJs. t-v ra re 'nr 1 Rellabl WE REPAIR AND SERVICE equity, you tskr up $37 monthly S r n k n r i k Glnna and Paint To. rhilil during dav and school age S T I N K payments. 2 bedroom CR home, 112 11* W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 46» girl t ' r e l n g ' . 7tust hive owt, Mjrhm,amt Snnply Co,* screened porrh. <art>Mte. ulillty trami»v*. vittiot to 1 » s- M*rv 20. W 2nd St I'll FA 2 *472 Cotton A Wool Yarns. N'ttiana. room, comer lot. See between l i r a . l \ 2-4997 after 6 Thr»ad«. Tapes 7 A 9 anv evening. 101 Coun­ HEATING ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP M.«tt.l l lE t .r 17 AN f Kit try Club Circle, nf» W TOtb. St. II. It. POPE CO. At The Sign Of The Totem fala, 200 S. P a r k ----- FA 2 I U I 2617 A. French A*a. man vsantrd Sober roloiesl In-ts for sale, located a mile* W, _______ S > Crow e s Camp of Sanford. r»- FA 2 3240. ** * P I I ' W l M . .no iHiol fSG WE ARRANGE :u -t t kS i II RI: end IIOUSF.IIOI.D (.HODS 79—Mjile or Female AUTO GLASS INSTALLED (slRLS WANTED Wo Feature QUALITY HOMES Low Down Payment ALL TYPES FINANCING HOMES LOST—Oct. 26. 2 atrand pearl rerklace, vlcinlly 9lh. A Oak. WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms private hatha. 114 W. First St. Reward, FA 2-4461. Sentimental For the nest nnys tn Real Estate value. i 3 be-lroom home with Florida 3KK CULLEN 4 DARKLY That (iir« You the roat room, large kitchen furnished W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman Thia is a guest past to the Bitt with elertrl.* stove, refrigwa'or n o N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2391 In Living For Every k T heitre for Beckey Camersn. and space healer. Phone • Kvp dale Nov. 6. '31. FA 26210. Dollat Invested I.YRC.r. HOME SI.LI. nr TRADE bedroom garage apartment fur­ Large 5 bedroom, two tile bath HOMES — 3 t 4 Red room!, 1 * 1 nished Adulls. 101 E. 13th. home will arcept your equity In Trailer ar.d apartmr.it, adults, no baths. smaller home in tradp Located pet«, 1 1 2 miles W First Street 2 h -droom furnished home avail­ 1700 Magnolia. 1 blk. N. on Rlverview Ave. able until March '$ $75 month. LOCATION ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor FA 2 2447. FA 2 4181. t- rfln rcsr SJwwiakiLh Construction Co. Inr. 211 Wmi 2$lk Street Phan* r A 2-3I6.7 c r r n w f ir r n w r VkU ')V*nte<l part time correipondenl • BIG VALUES fi*r the hanfonl a i rs Bequirr. • QUICK CREDIT an autom< bile, atmut 30 huui * • F.ASY TERMS M M SLU SH W W ln lW iI monthly, and some knowle-lce WILSON - MAI EH AIR ('ONI)iriONINO nf rn<iit invesligatlnn. \ \ « will V t» and U itd PurnlttM consider retired poisons. Write IC O N TB A C T and REPAIR WORK Jit T. First St. Ph. FA UA 2 8MJ Dun A llradstifc'. I n c , llo* 13*7 Sanf.ird \ve. 22»>, West Bay Station. Ja.ksonville, F lorida" Nrnr 4 U**d Contracting A R rpilri Fqrnilur* and Anpllaneaa Freo E*tim*tes 21-Work Wanted Board children dav and night 912 5« prr we k. FA 2 2tT7 PLUMIIING JSAVKS R. I. HtRYr.V Mather of Sanford 204 Sanford Ave Phonj FA 2. 7J8S i '! r. First St. Ph. FA t-C9ll 24-PIANO SFRVHT Truck route of Florida. New York. f l t N O TUNING A REPAIRING Used furniture, aPpHineis, -taala etc nought-sold. I.arry'a Mart w o o o R u rrs A Oklahoma Chauffeur, license tV. I . lltRMON 911 Sanford Avj. rh. FA l-41*L Farm A Garden Center Ph«n» FA 2 4007 or FA 2 239* Ph F ( 2-422J After 5.00 p m ttesmnnd l.undqnlst. Aaaoe. ANNUALS c ttsslfled Display South Pinecreit 3rd Addition— Atlantic Rank Bldg. Apartment—3 room* A bath. lit. 2 bedroom unfurnished haute, FA 2 3951 Mt Celtry Ave. This Is * guest pass tn the Riti 21 \ III ll lrlht. t ns l it vc ft'frA ■ ■ ■ a m i a m o * electric kitchen $7r 00 month. floor at Osteen on new Route South nf Cnora Road. Theatre Inr Ui'.IM Bennett Egp For Sale by owner. 3 bedroom. Orchid plants for sale. 214 t: 18th FA 26630. 415. Available Nov. lit Phone Build tn ypur plan* rlate N»v. fi '.*>* Sunlaml Estates — 2 milts south 2 bath house with many at4} FA 2 5771. Itemudrling and Vililltlon* POTTED PLANTS. Pb FA 2 1*22 room furnished apartment. tracti* r features. 26"0 Iroquois of Sanford cn Highway 17-92. DON L I K E or FA 2.0270. S A N F O R D Baby sitting. Ironing FA 2 792* Cos* In. $6000 monthly. Ill FA 2 5379. For rent: 2 bedroom house In Phonj F t 2-XSJ4 FLOWER SHOP. W. telegraph. nabr .ittln; 111 So I'-rn.-h \>e Ei It Ith Street. Phone FA 2 4263 Highland Park, kltehen equipped, FINANCING I year old 3 bedroom ’house In or FA 2 3716. 35—ELFCTBIt AI. S|r R t T r r 7 * ~ ‘ floor furnace. Call FA 3 2*21 be­ FISHERS NURSERY Wynnwood Section For sale hy Ca'prntrr w-uk raiilnets of all fore 4:00 p m. or FA 2-2096 af­ Furnish'd aratlment, 2017* W. at. Magnolia A Onora FA f 1615 Castro Convertible Sofa. Fears* owner. Plenty oI closet space, VA <GI> - FHA - FHA In sirkinds Corner cabinets budt A House Wiring — Electric Service 1 Rubl e.' Cus-ticrs, t hareoa! Upter 5 oo p. m. Ornamental Shntha • Yreex . p»al Sid Vthlcn ale conditioned living area, kit vice and conventional. installed I rrr r i l l m at m C - MEAl. m t A T E r o i t S Al.lv hnltierv. Like RranJ Net*. Sold chen equipped. Total price $13 It AN DA 1,1. ELECTRIC CTi FA 2 7313 Largo atlaetion of Hiht.nt., full Classified Diaalav New For $J29.74 NOW *149*0 350, down payment $1,600, no 112 Magnolia FA 2 0915 Nearly new, 2 bedroom home, car bloom, 11.00 up Alin beautiful GUARANTEE I love Seal Sofa. Green Uphol­ rinsing cost. 1303 W)nnv' 00d Dr . port, utility room. I ai-re nf I do painting, FA 2-792I. Crotons. 1 00 up FRIGID AII’ E applainaees, sales j stery. Perfect Condilinn. 939.1# Sanford. FA 2 1456 grvjnd. 48 young Iruit trees, GRAPF.VH.I.R NURSERY We Guarantre Personal snd «ervire; G II High. Oviedo Hji » It;- ; I \ . ;:tt 1 tll.-mie ftonhla Dresser, Chait, Grapetlllg Ave. Ph. FA 2 0S66 with terms $4,500. FA 2 7889 77 YNNWODI) MKTilJN Fla Phone FO X.7.713 or San­ SalUfartlnn — Or Your 2 Twin Site Rtw-'.i-as* ford FA 2 3681 alter 6 pm . Nice 3 bedroom hou*e fnr sale hy M—AUTOMOBILES—TBAII.UR^ Bahv sd. 7 p IK IT IsTlKAL~ESTATE - * a m $1 23 Reds 9119*0 owrer. 1 year old. Call FA Money Cheerfully Refunded FA 2 t i l l ask Crumley A Montelth 2 •lallorm HnekfM, SnatltM. Painting Interior A evtciier. Re I9.*l 31 fury Hardtop. f s tr v Clean. 2 1071 after 7 p. m. a t 117 South Parle Th. FA : 4*05 or addllior*. Spertaliring Raih m i* Ph. FA 2 401$. ^luTirrrr.^TpponMnll'ira*"^^ pair* Unwanted Hair Removad InHernia ready for immtdiate oc­ in Mary l a t t e r P'.inl Findurts 2 Redliser* With OMnmanS. Krtra atantly From Face. Arms, DEBARV: Furnished home ready FA 2 34S9 cupancy. You ran more In Seminal* I pbelslery A Bods shop Bt SINFS.*. FOR SALK Gawd, r..ch «M.*a Legs. FLASH IIAIK REMOV* to move into, immaculate. t , IX.oco long rsiahli.heil bisiFormerly Da*'* C*s.r Shop • hila wo process tha pspsii. it. taslonsl Chairs. F. trh $19.90 HR actually Remnrea The En­ Tools, even new drapes! 3V. T. 25 t ill II D l S i r It I! P A I IIS : nets for 16 It x*ill p*v tn Now l>o<*t*<) at — tire Ifalr Abort A llelow The CORBETT. Realtor. Phone P *IN I INI, Sales teprasantativa on the 304 TV. 2nd St i I Living Room Chair. E t l r i in.rstigatr this ad HO Ft. 2nd f A 9 T638 Skin Surface. Safe Sure, NO 14391. Nir* 0 9 90 St . Manforil Fla. premises weekdays 6 A. M * 1 3 1 For I'aintit-.r ,-all Mr. Tsiker. Pk . Harmless. I.eaeea Skin Soft, 19X3 Mermry Monlrlatr hardtop 1 Twin Sire Foam Riit-Ker Mai* I \ 2-6159 or F 3 07 Smooth. Money Refunded If dark. Sunday 1 P. $1. 'til dirk. ____ __ 4I lrr»« and Bos Spring. IJke top roiaiition throuth nt, rarllo. ,S#n iff M»u-n f«»r •die »«t A TO illelr draws Hack After 3rd heater A new lira? frire fr'..'5 Nets. 136. M Unt rn \ \ • ; im IMI'LRIAL DIX’DltATORR Application. Price -2.00 PoetThere FA 2-4X93. paint,ng v I panering 6 lu ll Sisr Hollywood Bed* paid. Send Calk or U. 8. M. n. EXCEPTION*!. IID.II 17 716 nr FA 2-7 Mu aft,- tlx 919.46 to W H To: Vina* Products. Dept. SSL I vRNINGS 1971 Plymouth Balvedrie two FLOOR le 'dr.i? an-1 fln'ihtng 2 Twin *-te llnllvwood Red* 1300 Sla Catherine' Si. 5V. PARI TIME 77tlltK FOR dnnr Power Fill* lr» emission • I/ITS Cleaning, w a » I r g Serving Kerb M l* Montreal, Qne, Canada. 7DDI D INCOME healer and seat rovrt. Oanei • HOMES Seminole ( nun y - i r e id*3. Ite ubtr pa-tv or person*, male oi 1 5 IV. H Itie . IJke New. Hold "ill sell on mnnthli payment • FARMS H M Gleax.n I :k# star" female, vta-ited for this area to New 9119.60 NOW 94I.M Phene Or*n*e City, SP 4 7491. • GROVES handle the WORLD FA 3101 S j . M i i h r « l_ i'i:iiN f» s* i s | Se 13 rout hi Iron Bunk • ACREAGE 13*4 Ford— Ilk* n*». *230 nr. Ri \ Televmon and radio lied* 941.60 • COMMERCIAL take up r»ym»nti. F t l?>X lul-e, -I ii iu all nor late it R O U /lV v Y , Ifosp'tal i n i Rabt 2 Twin Sire Rm.ki a«e QRAILEY ODHAM. Pre*. • BUSINESS INCOME OVERSTOCKED Re-1. Day. U'r,k ir Month — m-driii m e - h o d »eit »ervlrr It will par YOU |o i „ i,« before Headboards Eark 116.66 Tel. UA 2-5III, I'urnitura Center Cnr. Hwy. 17*2 A 27lh St. tub-* trtliny , nd men bandl'irig t USED MERCHANDISE ' uu buy. Oprn Evenings and SEE 7 Twin Slse B - 'k .a -r Bed* ltd VArat 7’lr»: Si unit. Will not interfrte with I'hon* FA 2-1501 Sundavs. H OI US $• A| 3| MANOIt Earh 917.10 FINANCING TO SL IT YOU. TERRIFIC DISCOUNTS To F tS T S ID F TUAM.FR M l FA 1 your prr'rnt rmplnymrnt Home fur tht aged qualify you must have, Patatka, Fla. 269ti Orlando fir Sanford • it 99.3 no ravh available Imme 2 Piece Living Room Suite $4 93 Phone r \ .'7214 f o r Sale — H14 Ford d-alely FIRST! 1193 Contour d i a i f •7 Mercury engine * ( ar, 3 Si-air h-iius weekly. . ALCOHOLICS ANDY Mill S open pair Anv trasonehle shout.I net up to *.ViiO on prr 1 F A KM E ll'S .A G E N C Y HERBERT STUNSTHOM I da) nighta at Pair Fireside Chairs, Both $9 95 Phone FA 2-1119 F t ? 3361 nr See at month In yn-ir spare time. This V V. 1 armrr, R»«l|nr < u*» p nt at Ibr lt.-v at AmbastaREALTOR $2 95 High Rark Rocker Barbara Dr. t'omparv will eitcnd flnanrlal I) H. tthltmnre, A*sor. DON HOWE — I.. I. RISN'ER dor Building, Central flaptlit assistance tn full lime If dr-1 Chutrh 17 l oak Avenue. $4 93 Platform Rerkfr Associate* Redured 1 vear-old on ranal In II* 5. French Ave Ph FA 2 $271 31 PLYMOUTH FA 2-2126 Sited fto not answer unless III V Park — Ph l \ 2 217# le>rh Arbor. $72 mo. FA 2 V»23 After hours FA 2 2816 or F t 2 4 * 2 1 ---------M Piece Uving R<«m Suite THIS WEEKS SPECIAL! foll> qualif.id for lime anil in rx 3WTH i~Ts~rria~*TiTC~ ~ N 4 U Slip Covers $19 95 BUNGALOW Vrstnient 1956 Mobil# Home ItOSA L. l’A\TON Llrrtrw stnve r’a»h Register. 108 .I n|d« convertible, flail, PS A * Inrome stalls 1-niiirdlatrly. Double Drrster, Mirror, Bookcase |io \V N Itegdxered Ileal Estate Broker 2 Bedroom home within walkmr IX ft. l-org — |9 ft Wida 7Y. l -mm rrrtal St. PB WW tires $*** FA i 1973 • Business it set up for you distance of town. Kitchen equip Bed t a so ! * o n/>4iNT. tost Ph FA 2-1301-1792 a* Hiawatha I Steiner, I 3 horse power meat ONLY 11.913 TERMS p*d, dining m<*m, hardwood 3| rord F ino pickup, fire rondi * Selling. soliciting, or evpertenre grinder, 3 I condition, gin a . Chest nf drawers, Dressing Table Neal 2 bedroom bungalow .in two floors and full basement Com is nnt nerrs.atv. Stop In and visit with ua— large landscaped lot*. KU.-hen J. f'e'.ervnn, I'hor.e FA 2-2779. tutn Term*, F, A Srott 6 Vo A Twin Beds. Complete $29 on p’etely ledfrorated PRICED • For p.e-snnal li tervlew- In Vi.iir 1 No Obligation equipped, hardwood fl<*ors Steal but* Dr . DeBarv, Fla Itr.lIBKIir STKN'STHOM >*.50«. Immediate potsr>iion. 3 fheee Bedroom Suite rity WHITE Please Include 4'set! Cnldspol Itrgtlgrt al-ir ttn at 11.930. $6510 monthly. IIEALTOR le rm s available. Like New $76 00 >t t . II. "Bill" S T K M P K H Ag-ney DON IIOtYK — L. 4. RISN'ER ( setl Gas Stove $2u .Modern Mobile Home H'A Mercury Monlrlali hardtop Your Phone Number. * I. $1350 rash, FA 2 6294 I se:l Admiral 17 in. I V *59 MOBU t o n YIM It .MO.N’RY I s ELECTRONICS CORI*. Ataodate* Sale* & I’nrk Large Oak Vanity A Mirror 119 93 I Realtor A Insurer tt’ITIIIN walking dirtanre of Repossessed 1936 <7E Dtiuse 6623 De'u.ar ftlvd 111 N. Tark — Th. FA 2-2I2H I T iu U l'f c and ’*I/>lV)tt1 119 95 Alsoe. Laura R Osier, H. F Taffer 46 Inch Dreslsr diiwniown, achool* and rhuiehes; 291 ft So. Orlando Dr. Filler Flow- Waths-r 7173 Univrrsitv City 5. Mo. Arlett Price. Everett Harper S P EC IA1. SAl.K~" Lot*. $150* 7*7h" 3 Bit Asbratm tiding, 2-storv GOODYU 3R SERVH E ‘ .HIRE iar.fotd I'b. FA 2-7232 f t u t h Red and Mattresa WEATHER SHIM D »1* * ' Phone FA 2 4MI 112 N. Park “njwtisl SrtTlrea $lthi down, or 3 for $l.oo<) — hiu»e. garage. $10.500 00. 4 Rl! luetom Boat Topi A A*restor*ei 111 So. Park 3\e. F \ 2 2821 2 Piece Sectional $12 95 — ----------------------------------------A-iievtnx elding. 2 •tor'estra High — Cleared — Abstract FREE ESTIMATES F* 2 7*17 WELL DKII. i j .m , BEST BUY IN TOt3N lot. $12.500 00. SANI. a NTA- .1 Furnished. 4 Piece Chrom* Dined* 119 9$ Fairbanks Mors* Pump* 3 Bedroom, 1 nath, Corner l,ot. RR. a iira rtire frame house, en­ 7* ft. Crosby fiberglass runibout. MAJOR BROMN REALTY f>n*ir« in all makes 9 Pier* Mahogany Dining Room raeallant location and in first closed garage. Eatra lot, all 50 h p Johnson motor. g»tor Realtor 11077 3RD C. LONG Suite IT950 elass condition Ad now, this land'Caperl. Barbecue outside 11 alter. Completely equipped LAKE MARY 207 F Commercial Av*. $lt'.noooo .1 Bit Cedar siding. takes only $60" no down. It won't Glass T»p End and Step Tables plus many ritra s. Can be fin Ph FA 2 3237 nr FA 2 1664 I’ftans F.3 1-2111 Kitchen equipped, l a r g e lot. aered. FA 2 3373. Each $295 be available long. Full price la Total $8,100 fk> only $600 OO *11.•50.00. 77 e invil? voti |o be our ntie*l6 nlv*olittely frpe Television TuSe* Tested Fre# T. \V. MERO, Ilroker down. See A Buy the 1*59 Etinrude* or We hav* three 2 Bedroom Homes. ROLLIN'1 HOBBY SHOP Phor* FA 2-24*1 w it bout obligation nt on* of S-mford's leading EASY TERMS Get a 1938 Etm rudr at Sal* At The Sign Of The Totem Tnl* !*n than one year old. which .Motels while von locale mi.table ltnu»ing for REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN •'f ee. All alres rr*at)< reduced! 2617 S. Frenrh Av*. •'F.N FRIDAY NIGHT FOR ran be bought for as little as ynti noil your family. I'irk up your key at the .Si. J * l nJ A?ew/ly Cmmaamm 2544 Tranch Ave. Ntw Fishlna A Huntinr boat* s.150.no DOWN. NO i LOSING Sal(/i Of fire. Furniture klovlnr A Storage Ii6 N. Park Ave. Ph. F a 2-6123 1132 Xn Aluminum Prams $127 50 YOUR CONVENIENCE COSTS. Call tis today for an C. E. PHII.IJFS, Agent up. .Selection of used fishing appointment. Rratlnr 29 Aere tiled farm, 3 bedroom WASHBURN' VAN LINES boats A motors priced t" sell. "Cill Hall" Ihon* FA 2-2641 'haute, large barns. Inquire. FA 31291 Vho* room* 1(14-<tH A *01-11 1300 French Ave. Joirph B. Levy. FA 2 1223. w . DIETRICHS — REALTOR Attractive 1 bedroom CB home. First 8f Finlnre Plan. Auto Repairs A P.oad Service IIRAII.EY ODHAM, Frets, 203 • 209 E. Firal 81. EIU. Xlethvln—Velma Gontaler, Nice location. FHA financed. Cherry Heal F.stat* Agency Your Evtnruda Dealer HALL'S GARAGE fn rn rr Hwy. 17-!>2 27lh St. Phone FA ?•! Adelaide H. Moaet — Astoelatr*. Low down payment. Phone Dial FA -Notary ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 402 CtlaCi- Ave. 2-2*02 19*1 Park As*. FA 2-3232 FA 2 0 3 0 1219 W. IS'.rt St Rear-Caibar Shop 50! '* 8 E. 1st. I'has* FA 2*961 Nile* A Su..daya 2-2020 USED - BUT YOU’D NEVER BELIEVE IT I ! f LADIES READ THIS BUY - SELL NEW! 2 Bedroom Masonry Home Furred Walls RENT Ceramic Tile Bath Aluminum Awning Windows Large Lot Paved Street Outside City Limits Stenstrom Realty Odham & Tudor, Inc. Rchol'i*Bedding Co. 11!) So. Mn^nolia FA 2-fi:i21 M. L. NICHOLS BARGAIN BUY! Stenstrom Realty WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMER^ TO SANFORD J. W. HALL Mather of Sanford Seminole Renity Odham & Tudor, Inc. S; I I . �ire 14—'Hiur*,, Oct. 30, 1958 Wj# WraTwI WrmT8 ■'Army Disolaving # Fast Typewriter; Paper Is Problem {Newfangled Gadgets Test His Temper through successive mold* that nar­ been turning out honethoe* at rowed and lengthened the fiery lean 30 y e a n . make*. Joseph Grcgoraih. at 50 one “ We keep rolling,'* he laid of the "youngiter*'*, beamingly proudly. loid a reporter he had been feed­ Benedick, for all hi* year*, i* ing “ blank*"— *hort lengths of head roller of the Phoenix Manu­ rolled steel ready for final bend­ facturing Company's hore-hoe ing—into Ihe lim e furnace for 35 division. yean. He and tome 60 colleague* are Fared with a steady decline In. dedirated to the lom ctim et que«- horiethoe tales, Phoenix gradual­ tionahle pr.ipoiition that the horte ly added other product* ami built, it not vanishing from the Ameri­ under the tame roof with the can Irene. horseshoe mill, the modern, auto, C hrn I. Lennon, ta l e i manager mafic r-.llinj mill. The hlg mill Isn't uted to mak *.f the dlvblon, reckoned tbit Phoenix fiihlont #0 per cent of Ing hnr*r<hort. tennon explained, the nation'* supply of horte-hoe. breauar it lin't economically fe.v, If they’re a dying breed. Ihe tihle In change mnld* In it a* horseshoe maker! are in no hurry «flen a* they mult he changed tn m ike the th-w-v It. wTite tnelr own obituaries The company turn* nut mou Beneditk, dean of the crew- with almost 6) year* of horiethoe roll Flan 300 lire* and tt'. e * of Ing liehintl him. It 100 jx.undi of hor«e«hoe*. compared with ab-.ut m:j»ele 111* helper* I.M.W e.j il 725 during the heyday of the Itv BERNARD BRENNER hearty. Diojgh a doien have been hone. Rut bnrir* and mules t'.lll t riled Prex* International with the company more than IS come In attnrled ihipev and tire*, WASHINGTON (UPI) —Admin* n and moit of the othera have and Ihe plinl produce* hor*e iitratlon farm officlilt ire conshoe* ranging from *ix lo 4J‘i tidering an Inrreaie in Intered ounces in weight. rate* on federal farm ownership California but* nto;e h.>r.chocs loan* from 4 5 per cent to the than any other itate. Trxa* r»nk» legal felling of 5 per eent. It wa* tecond. The Army, which bought learned t<dey. PIERRE, 8. D. — M i'll - 4.400 keg* at recently a* 194V no The loin* Involved are made .Stale Comptroller John •'. IVnnr longer It a customer. and tupervlved by the Agriculture ruled *hi* the rnunirlpnl liquor Rene*lirk ailmltt**! *adly that Derartmenl'i Fanner* llon.r Ad- rt«r,- at Faglr llu t u , 8. D . wa* lime* have changed rnlnlvtralion. which lend* only to “giving bnnkmr aervife” to the “ XX'r rolled a* high a* 125 ton* low-income fartr.rri Some of tha rommunltv after an audit re i day for th.-et lurk in 1913 II.” loan* are ;naile with f e d e r a l veiled It had es.hrd 12,295 worth he iabi. "Maybe IX Ion* in a go.-.) fund*. Other* a-e tov eminent in- *.f rheckt —including *715 worth day today.'' a'lred »r government-guaranteed «f Lad ••ne, Me recalled that he played hook loant made with pel* ate fund*. Town official* laid one rr*»on ey from »rh*>o| tn ttnrt work a* a No deciilon on the Intereil for thi* was the preset ee of n billet boy at 13 “ Made SO rents a Imovt hav tiern made, an Agrlrul large r-Mitruction ere**- in Eagle day." he laid ‘"Die guy that doe* lure Department official told Rutte. Another wa« the fart that iny old Job now gel* 313 a dav.< United Piet* International. Offi­ there lin’t a tingle hank in the hat ,-v helper yet and think’* he'i 1 working t..o hard " cials have dlseoiied Ihe postthll* community. lly of an inrrea«e however, Ihil spokesman **ld. and “ realiie we may he faced with the ne>-e*«lty of entertaining it “ The offleial indicated adminlt tration policymaker* would move slowly an-l irlurtantly in boosting Ihe farm loan rale lie pointed out however that the Farmer* llomr Admlnivtration’f Insured loan program I* under pre*iure from a money market in which other Invetlmentt pay a better return to private lender*. One *.>urce of fundi for Ihr agency's intured farm ownerthip loant hav been romplelelv dried up tince early August, the off!rial taiil. Rig hank* and other na­ tional scale lender* have not invetted a rent In the program tinee August l-ocal hanki which •buy” in t u n d government farm loant in their own communities are eontinning to finance the program, the official *vl-l Rut he tail the government ralr it “ not .ompetilive” with the return* Inveitort can get nnwr in other government or Sovernment-gua anteed teeuriHr* JOLIET, III. ( U P I ) - Luke Bene diet, 76, >e»r* young end tough • i the hor*»shof* he help* to manufacture, ipat disdainfully in the general direction of the new fieri rolling mill. “ Broke down again,'' he grin­ ned. "Stopped more than it'f run­ ning. Damned machinery!” lie »p»t again and pointed proudly to hif own crew guiding long barf of molten *teel by hand NEW YORK tL 'P D - T h , Armv dliplayed Tue*d*y a lelptypewrit. e- that can operate, in theory, it the rate o f a naif million w..rrlf per minute. Actually, the electronic device wa* thow-n running at a »p*-ed of J.900 word* a minute — 20 t i n A a* fait a* mo*: people can t i T The Arm y Intend* to u*e it »{ 750 wotil* a minute. The 500.0<Ki wf.rdt per minut* •pc*d would he the equivalrnt • tj-pirg the King Ja m rt Veriiothe Bible *T74.74S wnrdil in | minute and a half. The rr-i-ehanltir will go that Ifast or 'aste r. Lul th a t hafRe* ,the expert* I* how to p*i« the roll of p a p e r pa*t the p rintlib Itnvll favt enough. The ipeelflci. itinn for the ma.hlne wat pre. | i-ared hv the Signal Corp* and 1{ -.*• I.’lllt t ** *he Rurrouph* Cnr?, Officials Ponder Raising Interest For FHA Loans tiRTS TUB HUMAN TREATMENT — Wide-eyed and thirsty, six-weeks-old Dottle b a b y , "Perri,” Iih * nil o f the c o m f o r t* o f home, thunk* to Virki Lynn OTonnor. f». of Rnltlmore. Md. In addition to Vicki, ‘T e rri” like* other people, too, and rookie*. Washington Window WASHINGTON (UPD - How come Vice P.eiMent Ilichard M. Nixon M* m*. done any campaign ape.king in Nea York where *o much If at ftaki for the Reputdi* can Party this year’ The an*r/rr to that <|iir*tlon eomr. In twa version*, nt follo-v*: The tm .rtly edlled National re­ view. a very enn-ervallve nr trenie right wing weekly, reports bluntly that N»l">n A. Rockefeller will not have Ihe vice preildent in the ttate. Rock 'fi-llrr i* th-- re­ publican nominee for governor in a eoMett with Democratic flov. Avcrell Harrlman who seek* reelection The other ‘•trsion addt up to about the samr thing, hut more gently. In rrtpnn.e to a United Prefa International inquiry to Itockrfrller campaign headquart­ er* In New York City. It wa* ex­ plained that: lle'a VVelcnnir, But... Rn.-krfetler would welcome Nix­ on a t a campaign speaker In New York but only on behalf of Re­ publican congreuional candidate*. Rockefeller alio would welcome Nlxon'a pcrtonal .utqv>rt for Id* gubernatorial candidacy, lie feel*, however, that he (Rockefeller) I* campaigning on state iuiici and thu* Nlxon'a Mipport, Idle wel­ come. vrmilil lie more pertinent to New Yoik'i eongretdonal can rildnte*. That it a very fine line of rra*onlng, almn*t a* fine a* the line of reaioning by which Prriident Elsenhower tnirk* the tradition of American politic • liv in*i*tlng that a preildent nr a pretidcntbT nom­ inee muit not attempt to infit.cn, e the nomination of a vice pretldential candidate to .hare the partv ticket with him. It w-a* that Kitrnhowrr line of reaioning in 19V) which to dit t u t t e d Nixon that hr alt hut withdraw from the conteit far the vice preitdential nomination aotne Weeks Iwfure the Itrpiibllran na­ tional convention. Eitenhuwrr it taking the- came petition with re•pert to the liKB Republican pretjdrntial nom'rqtlon. There It no rea-oq, however. to *|i*pc:t that Nixon ir. IWi will tv ••> frustrated nr emotionally ditturhed by that tltuMlnn at hi wa* le IM* Ikorr) for Nison The deritlon by Rockefeller or hit xtrntrgltu ngaintt tujnglng Niton wholly Into the New York campaign *lhit year could worry the vice preildent eomlderably more than Elsenhower's coy at­ titude it likely to dMurb him. Rockefeller it running tcari-d at befit* m polltlrul novice, Martiman wa* u politiral frethrnan in •951 when he brought off a really aocko politiral Uplet by defeating for governor Republican Sen. Irv­ ing XI. Ive*. Ilarriman tqueakril through by fewer than 12.0*i«l vote* l»ut It wa* an attonlthlng victory, nevrrthelet*. The governor Iv a more form­ idable candidate tbit year than four year* ago. Rockefeller need* all the help he ran get. It l« unite nbvloui that he believe* Niton would not help him hut, more likely, would hurt him if the virr prrtidrnt entered the New York campaign. If that judgment it politically Mtuml. It shadow* rnnildrrahty the hilhritii blight N'ixnn pintpe.lt for I960 For example, if Rockefeller ihould l>e elect-d governor next month, lie would control the hie New York delegation to the Itvai convention Rockefeller would not l>e likely to neerpt Nixon «« Ihr paity't pri-tldrntlul nompirr if be ,rcurded the vice president a |Kilitir.il liahilily In New York IFood And Drink CHICAGO —<UPI) - The N*. tlenll R e tta u ra n t Atioelatinn c*ti. mate* that American* will t p , . l 74 billion «1*>! a r t thl* year on f>>-i and d"tnk The average fan ^ will Invett 77 rent* nf ever* dn’ on food ami heveiatc eonium. pllon. the association said. Comptroller Rules Against ‘Cankers’ NH'KY AND HIS IIKIDD-TO-IIK Nicky Hilt* n. .D. hold tyciKin, i* >hown with oil heire.-- Pntricln (T rier» .Mi f'iintiw k. . afte r tbi-ir cTgagi-rrent xvu* finnmutcetl .it u fnmilv dinner in NVvv York. They ntet !a*t cummer in Delntnr. t'nlif. T i«!i :ir*1 Nicky ( fornver Itti.abHnd of Klim* belli Tnylon. "ill be married Nov. 2G They will liun«-y» nnK»n in licrlin, Konu' mid (*ulro. 'V;isn’f Wulcoim* GREENWICH. Conn. —(UPI) The huge United Aircraft Cnr;.. ilvt with tv batrace «.f oppoilLr.-i from rftirb v reildcnt* when it trie..!: ! it* intcretl In a P d a . .• Intel for a r -ar plant While * 0 firm •* n« still dicVerlra? •>,, land, it ‘.va* inld-for a golf c<ur»c Speeder PraisoH I«iw NEW YORK — tL 'I'D -'lohn K Hagan 15, a l.iill.llng contractor, was fin.-I lf>, the minimum, after be told the judge that the pjittol mull who at rotted him for •peed Ing bad '.een Coiree*. fourtenu* .ii.l contideia'e Hagen alto con ttlbutr*) *10 to the Police Athletic l^arue. , 1 1 | Dh- albatruti wa* once known Tin- lattling uf a iattlr.*nake inry hr heard Up to |itl fret away. raure <allor« sometimes uied their There arc 2u active volcanoes as "C'jpc sheep. ’ apparently l»eIn Alaska tki::s a* rug*. H a n n p Ji fiu y 'a Friday Cr Saturday One Group ; /. U*l L*or#air i Jocr hardtop •Sweaters An exciting new kind of car! Kck* Price 7.95 up M ak es h isto ry by m ak in g sense •Blouses Reff. Price 4.95 T ho o a r you h o p e d w o u ld h a p p e n ! L o o k s r i g h t , w o r k s r i g h t . P r i c e d r ig h t. L u x u r i o u s up w ith o u t o v e r d o i n g it. R o o m y w ith o u t u s e l e s s l e n g t h . P o w e r f u l w i t h o u t h o g g i n g g a s . S ty le d to l a s t . S o u n d ly e n g i n e e r e d . S o lid ly b u ilt . P r ic e d w ith th e m o s t p o p u la r th r e o ! Now Vx Price Dresses Rejf. Price up to 17.95 Now V x Price Wla/iy - fcMlwi'A MFe«turing Fashiomi Just For You*' 100 N. P u ll FA 2*23A3 .t*f./ if up. You Rvt aolitl now tliatinrtion rivaled only by ran* routing much more! Hold n«*tv vtttical itrillr. Strong new line*. C.ran-ful new rear IliRht deck. You get lioautiful new ellicirney. Wonderfully «|iacioua intrriorn—u i//i It** Ungth o u ltiilt. Six adults* ride in comfort, but Edad'a comiuct 120-inch wheelbase 111* any normal garage, swing* easily in and out of tight ajKits You get lot* of go for little gai. Pound* and iKiuml* of uncles* car weight are gone. And four new Kdnel engine* arc here! Includinga thrifty six with a powerful lest track record. And n new kind of economy V*8 that us**s rryiilar fuel nnd wring* big rmlctige from every ounce! Non get all the magnificent quality that marks a i>u|H*rior ear. Su|icr-*m«*itli nde. Ihg, M'lf-adjusting brake*. Luxurious ear* poling, elcclric clock and four other cus­ tomary "extra*” —at no extra cost. - / f . KM IVf (he rluillriirji nij ntw 19',ft Hil*tl in prirrrt tri/h nntsf ;»i/ia/or l l t t t ! For exiimple. you’ll find that a new ESdaei Ranger i.* iiriccl almost ox* artly the same as many n»*lrls of Chevrolet, Plymouth and Ford. See for yourself--this comparison is actually luted no the factory suggested list prices. It’» e.t»y to sec why tin* i* the car t hat make* history by making *en*c. The new kind of car you've been waiting for. See it and drive il now iit your Falsel Dealer. Ten history-making new models! lit EthSEL DIVISION • FORD MOTOR COMPANY 1 8EE IT NO W ! THE N E W KIND O F C A R Y O U 'V E B E E N W A IT IN G F O R . A T Y O U R E D S E L D E A L E R . Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. Your l.inroln — Mercury — Kdsel Dealer 109 NOPTH PALMETTO AVENUE SANFORD. FLORIDA �n t Farm Decline? $ $ $ Says N o t H a n fo rd AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ▼OL. XUX Kslabliahtd 1908 SANKORUT FLORIDA FRIDAY, in TOMER M. 10..S I'nited Preas Leased Wirt NO. 2 ?5 l.i a g r i c u l t u r e on t h e w a y o u t in S em inole C o u n t y ? J u » t h o w i m p o r t a n t in f a r m i n g t o t h e c o u n t y ’* e c o n o m y ? All o f t h e a n s w e r * a r e n 't in. b u t a repo:* o n v e y r t a b l e p r o d u c ti o n lo u d ly dinclaim* c o n t e n t i o n * t h a t f a r m 'n y - i* t a k ­ in g a b a c k « c a t. F a c t a a n d f ig u r e * co m p ile d by C ecil T u c k e r , g u i l t y a g r i c u l t u r a l a g e n t , a p e a k f o r c e f u lly , $‘j m illio n w o r t h . | v T h i s $9 m illion c ir c u la t e d b y v e g e ta b le i n d u s t r y a c t i v i t y include* a l w u t S I million *|>*’n'. b y g r o w e r s , a lit tle m o r e t h a n 15 million for sal.-t of vegetables. Estimated profit hr Seminole vegetable farmers last season was at»ut St 1 2 million. This d<*sn't round as if farming is on the stay sul. At a 'nailer of fact. Tucker said, J . truly is on the upswi-g both in land in rultivattnn and acre* harvested The labor payroll f«r llir lit* 57 Halloween festivities get under season. Ia*t foe which oomptelr Monday will l>< m orr than j>.*‘ t a s y e ar. I h* l*-**>k« -«ill be open amounted way *1 530 p m t-wias when figures a T ssaiUbtr. ■lie M an «*f an -tltcr work iscci, f*-t p a y i r e n t Monday no,mini, rrsrnival* at Southslde School and in SI.1J7 231 Thl* Inc'udrd rutGENEVA fUPD The United N E W N A S C O M M A N D E R S - Introduced « I ib r C offe* C lub m e e tin g yrai o n la y w ere f**i Sem nm lr i - inic lissp ayr * I f tilt* is a sad "<*te e u which Wilson .School. Paota nffirialb h» tural arv| market preparation la It **tll l*r th* .tar* of ariott-ri to ( t a r t f o u r new c o m m a n d e r # o f unit* at t h e N a v n l A ir S t a t i o n . I .of I to r ig h t t'<ir. Floyd l i a r the weekend, or the stitev *nd ttii»»la cD*bcd puNif­ ho* It" \*-ai f«o ta\e». that I*. I**tal m o nth at Nos r ns Iter, there t* ty t**div <* a pr.*p*ned nuclear Estimated rr**p sales hi* the rin. ( ’apt .1. I). K a n r tg o , w ho i n tr o d u c e d t h r i p i n r i c t ; C d r . E. Is. I!<»rn II. t'd i K. .1. W in . t ; nr.ee for l.isai |>s-<>pl» will lie test -ah tl.spc of achieving an i» alni***t s i -1 million •tie r onsola tlon; it's e*.*iiomnal to (Mergnli m P h o to ) •' asailablr at Sosjthatds Serving same ) r a r were SS.228.IUU. total t e r a n d C dr. l i a l l.n n g . \Vc*l agreement to Per*on* pay'-*- e**'* Fast John L l.a llo " i. county t*c ""sliop" early n a b spent b; Semin<’le vegetable still continue until 8 Ail p. m. In the hilt I* *' espNttlona sagged. t h r u I u s r • i- N o s r n i - i 'sill co llectoi. I k '.ic a niouncril th . grossrrs s whopping JJ 958.J8D cafeteria ^uppers mas be taken It* {irrscnlatn es of the werld’a . t hr i**--tman I* *lrliseil)*-g I * i.llowid a font |*er r e n t discount f t All booth* and concession* Tbrse figures are for vegetable t •a trn irn t' lo prr»t* • t h o s e who wait until ' l a r c h Wont Ihtic at,>mu powris. the United has* hern moved tnl*> the school any ba t gain* at al* ThrsTI States, (oral Britain thd Nivlat H i t s r o r a s e r ie s I lit *r a .* • fur th«* i!' *%| g * t because of Inclement weather Itussla. met at the Palais .tea N a­ | pay* t h r llrt a n n u l i : Ju r. Hot dogs, hamburgers, coffee, farming only. They do not include l h c disc ount fo r |* a \" ig In D>- tl*m* ti try t» agree et. a rjJtetn milk, soft drinks, pie and .-*kr citrus ami callle. Wo other big ■vntber I* titrru per c*nt, in Jutt- for (v.iiriug a Tan on nuclear ran be purchased at W'llson Srhfail items In the farm economy. Figu u ry . two |'.-r .-rut. and F e brua ry, test*. During the evening a ceremony | ure* on these two phases of counIn opening *pec.hes, the Sovleta m e p e r r e n t . On April 1. all ta v r will be held to crown a king and «> agriculture will be rovered in riot pair I lie.-.mu- dellnelient and tepeated their ilema «l for an in)queen ssf the carnival. Prires will later .tones in Tne Herald, «ith|e4't to per*alttrmntiatr emt to nut’ear lesi* for■- i h»ae nam T h e jm iticus 1 p u r e o f S em inole (.'utility in c rv a sed it* b e a t Domocrall* tw be awarded for costumes Tucker said Florida Extension It Is to -he ta xpa yer* advan eser. w h i l e the United State* s* ill api*eai on thr c -tirg machine A parts for Junior high students-Servi *- figures ihow that segr- to d a y a* ' h e c a m p a i g n h ea d ed in to it* final th r e e this *. luge t<> get tut* a*k comfnreil *ald it would tie prepared to halt irt Novt-iiitirr lt.»»<*l on pa*t r rc trsting on * year-to-year hails. ,1 Pinecrrst and Sendnole High i table production In Sentinel# Coun­ S p e e d in g u p t h e te m p o sscr»- tsvo n ta te rn e n t* . o n ? f r o m In Tiir»da> * cic l* •nl«, S’*min* I t ouny . . i .**. i c i l be held at the Civic Center ty gradually has staried In climb t h e D e m o c r a tic K v - c u t t v e ( ‘o m m i t t e e a n d t h e o t h e r f r o m Neither sti'e ipctlfv.-a.ly rejected llillhimcr * stale ins-lit also «ri a rv eColnimr-mlnde l ir n e t b ll y . thr other's proposals. But their from * to 11 p. m. The Hecrea- again Production of m ary vrge- s u p p o r t e r * o f a w r i t e . i n c s n i l i d a 'r f o r ’ he C o u n ty I 'o n r n ii* . ticue*l the actisilc < f defeated In notably .celery, dipped i , Hon Department Is -i>>.ii»<>rmr the tables, — . . . . . . ■••»-»-■• I hr K lo riiU !»r»r loplMrnt Caw il.out t w o t b l l d * of th r entire tax position* were stated so firmly a* cumlwnt II s’. I>*d*l. although it mi*i%«»n m ill Unii* (1 m illion In due 1* Collected In Nu\*-mli»r wlirn l<> imtiraie that reaching ag.canirts which inrls.de* s costume sharly In 1SM8 <1 due to stift fom- r , , m '................... , parade, free horror show, stunt*, petition from South Florida **• -s - Mdlhintcr. r h lilm ia il «U t h e DcllliHTiltli l-.McUtUJ! did n-it mention !u u *•> na nr I hr rn.nl 11*\ rllut* I nh *!• for S.*mln«»Ir tlic disconn* I* h ig h es t, (ialluway ment would In* difficult. said. games, dancing. and free refresh The decline, gradual Ir im 1950 j l o m m i tU < \ u r g e d all D i'm ocinl* to *U|)|Mirl al'.d f l e e t One Red Sign slatrinrnl taul ' actislly by any i •mill) tin MovnJ*>. If the sa m e patti-rn i* fullnwr.l ricni, to t®55. started letcllt.g oft a 1 " -------Soviet dclrgatc Semyon Tsarapf ill' a ill not t«*^ult in 4ti)’ In defcatrd primary ramlldatr in thj* year. aD .til ‘ '71.W.M Will ho U l, k ,„ lWn „ onr o( Ih, Kwmlln At t l p. m. dancing on the patio couple of sears ago. New acreage j campaigning against thr party r r r n c »n the count) «»r l U t r mllccletl In the tns: .10 day*. The udsocalrs of a "tough" line with of the Civic Center will be avail- i» on the increase. The trend now«I«M. i ujiit) Utnrm \ 'lari* nominee In th« . neial rlritn-ii i* total Ins due. Including Inlatigllde able for senlo- high student* i«~ t« to a greater variety, too. Ml of' ( I c v r U n d J i u u l tm la). Nor Mill personal property, is 11.I mI.PoJ.UJ, tin* West — isailo one significant not in keeping with tin- principles turning from Hie Nrw Smyrna- which meass that farming t» he concession, however. «if tin* i’ .,**|b iiffi-oi prr« (ialluway said. of thr Deriioviatir lulniar) * )stc m l rill (4tr», In* a-lilcd ^ in f o rd football game. A mid-1 coining r w e impo.tanl. Tucker lie stated •pc.-iftrally that RutJ since they are ....... . no,ml to sup­ tlrvrlattd *»awl tlirir Lml U t rr* Wglil sliow ia seheduled at the . l»id. •ia I* teady to sign an agrremant port the winter of the primary." a number i’il» Theatre, eiosing Halloween --------------------------setting up a system to po’.lce any inuuiri**% a I hiu I th feitivltl.1*. East • West ban on nuclear teat D. •i■ I rndoi •> i tIsird o May*ir pi «*|Mt*i-«| *uU, ikil\«111 «rtl tn l i t Saturday night a carnival It explosions. Such a system Wal In a llr t .ilil |ty tin |)roli>ptttrnt Toin "It is advisable, t*rsllith *«id, I e r (lary a* hi* p trfc iriie i rirorge (Sriffm, Tarn a, lepir planned at the Lake Mary School, ’outlined by nuclear scientist* and ctatrmri 1 ileNII two week* m ikilun. si ntalisc- of th. Shoufi 1 tiling Ma •*t«, count dowrr le the d r*irv d of t’uhli beginning at 5:30 I i>od will be who met here last *utnmer. Pre­ fire then rtmn'. the * jim u m b tr ■**•'" 1'><■ I k • I tnlnatr ' I hr»r 4tr |iu rrl • r«vrttu* chine Co . .aid T h u d U> night asailablr for the evening meal A sumably It would inrludr control o f * - .!r ii, blanks, a n ! tin .o n e s '• n ' " ' *’ defi-alesl U-m|f »ntl ^til l»r •••Irly from it is "abtululeli legal and con­ costume parade will be held at 7 S a m e O l d N u m b e r stations located on Soviet territorypoixllug blank will in slightly a- U°dd by H * Uu D ls liir t tli,. ru*lit |*« r . m l -urp**»% K««ollrv stitutional" la ' ote * write hi p. ni. with priies to tie awaidtd It was thr first time the Rus­ Im I *r -*' '’ In** uuty ( .»mmi**i *n ' a x a«<mtttk* to tin* S t i t r Ko.nl «isirr the nalPr of tH«- office ” COLUMBUS. Miss. (U P D - Miss ballot. in each age group sians had Mated dearly and un­ In lh -scpi -• iirtmary I iip .r t imnt f* i m r In >VntlnoU l-ucillr Ctirr Thursday drew the ' The soier must th n . with his (■rill ,lts to.il In* aualii'i-ci .it If.The Fleet Reserve Vw»ial*on, equivocally that they are ready \t Hi** van * linn . i|i|Min* . of f o u n t ) .** * Irvrlain l ».*t«l “ I h j u saute auto license number <he Home Ilr-niuictrat -m ( mr l l ten* light thumb, inosr the le lr iie oriatHh 117. wilt hold a dance in „ ! t" sign a control agreement. i i . ,• *i r c n v r tf te r ifl flu Imd last year. Officials said thr ter that It isthe duly o f all c lc ik * trigger and .*1 th* *.mu- h tu * lh ' l a 1 i . j >‘ .1 t ■ ,*tl <-t i Tie Sanford Armory at 8:10 p ni. odds against it »r>t about Pimiipio... rcmler" 'J ' * ,l l’1’,0^ ’th r U. S. offer to Impend miand in**i»c)ot» to In alri.rt inter* lilt left im lra linger upeii ihe jc c t ril «'y iier*onal*tle* into the | (loll) I *-1*1 I Costumes are optional; p.-we* will J Liridsas Umood ha* mud# clear test* on a year • to - year u U » lL t\ f»»1 •he 11mids I>» •!., 7,000 tn t. procedure fur a jw rltrl't »l*l < *-t the e v tie m r left 1 cam paign , in !,»• proper be awanled. The public is ins.ted. pmin that resolution* 1*> r j u e a * j ,**1 matie d.per.dart on an II I. t t*ui in lrn i to malign nit iti •'onwiiMian of the machine After w riting the r.rle-ltt sole. , rhr J»ycr^» wivt* arr kponw p r j nc?j , m i H o n o r e d i*lc%«*land <ai<l tin* tro ilu im n 1 tors or the. group* wil. rad *w." iu.pe.qjnn system being not only ttir sln lrilie n l *ald "IVe nam e of Use ca ululate an \ must anyone Hr riplainrd Ural inter* *h--.il' w„ r J,|n< , f f a mrmt)€r»hip iln \r in iIk* f«»rni j .i l iftlrtl >*\ the ( oiniii'Hlofl, ai»t|*- linn In Iti* determination to eon i|UU| | r<| )MI, at a Halloween cu«tumr part) at \ I l # \ NT A l U l ' i ' - T t i r tisg fly iirsi turn t» r ted User to clot, t»e placrul at thr right of lilt liasr r Ih'il no pain* - made mi ••tttifik* t«tu«itKi* a tot •nit* of th** | t, ur Virginia** i" Itry «• - mas* „ vi>| y 4n4| - ,* ( 1, factory prohatg r* \\r utc •iiptxiiiiig Mayor Jrr„-. nlJl)e |dWlf(j ICB. the American Legion Hut i t 1 U *nt> *’ J high scht-1 b« jrs a pie the booth Hr may then <-a*. In* n am e.” ! I**# •<I? ” «*a i»rr*«lv , t i n l !i * 'Fi j i n r . e . i . t a n r - " to *eh..*l t n l e r a Mr* t a in i II a l l i u r . su p e isism lia r s liic u u - r w r b r h r t r mm to p. m. Mus:e, dancing and prite* !_ur°. '** * ‘*"fk delivering a baby vote for all candidate* except , eral disarmament. till U'lril |« not 411 otiltiriitiof of !*' " \Iniuml oltlirv**-*! the Virginia m will tie featured, ill Jaycee \VI\-- Students prepared *N- flag In bon th -e be desire* to i ote liy write if irg l -trutwn intnslu ed thr |>e tin tie*l i-amliilati {h r mils thr Mat* • f Fliirltlx i»«»r of nn*. •p e a k rr. and t**»fru m l , l r r k * *i*l (H i*u i* illln • m je clrd ...n r troin lllhlll \*sn ntur.dat night r s who are mem'.er* of tlir club nr of Prlnr.pal Anslr* II Shuler, in ((Mill ) Ilf tilt St 41 * of I I n fll, Ktl'lcatl*" a new father iii«l**«tut» n. oilier tnatl**!* < Mr Dunn h im *rll m u pulili. in are etpeeially Invite*! .toil 4ih nut nti I i annul !■* i-.»ol. onl* u Ii w hour* aflrr the re in in g tlir eleelPm In lie In i*l noim rrm ent nvn whr lining t t-s|rt*ni( t!, 1 11*f t I 111»r li«|«ii(Utnl eonvroil' ll bud No* 1 We lia s r m n d iiitid i la in *%ltf» tsll f.llilf of ')it S t ’ltc Ilf l*.«**t-d ir***lutl<iii- r.illlng M r*. In u re >«id today dial at- paign on ahigh level *tatmg n r F ld tltli Do; t i S m inulr ( 'oiiiit)•.** .prcial -r*• tun r»f tire tirrieial V-CHICAGO ( C P I ) - Leonard W. »• nbly l*> asturr thr continued hajfner IV. wa* twortl into the •rn tre sole* will be ca n v assed ■ * w err fur V .n . [ t , u an* I lu­ Ilu* rr«olut»s*n *(!*.{'♦ nd ii* • In up. ration of a pub'lf school IJS I Army Thursday ami wa* hi* ginning at 7. in ru Tuesday 1 hi .ml* s ta lrii.c n t almul ' l l U nm t tliiAlci tl.it tils i of ad • [fiancee, liloria Jear Cowell. 15 grtietal rlrc lin n will lie .a u v a t - id in d rs*rrlin n * aim fMi U s t ' V11 i li lt j l i.lt Uiiid* tem 'h-Tin fo u tliu ll giitnv m Ih * at I lie goveitior mail** only a par 'I Ju*t didn’t want to he the girl It) a hi Wi-dnrtrlay . Can-... • D u n n " Twtlvr men from Sentlrol* hut »oiitrtiiplnttU. 4 ii«f lit. ii %c tltlltsl fop to n ik’ itt I m?I '.Seen he left Itehind.” *hr esplained. a set*lon In Ing w ill tn- M i* B ru rr. Count, llllllllilir i - alcsts-lil* ill -aid lli-imi • f «ui It i t i i r * i« r \ p r « t« |y 1 * Mil* enthetiral departure from hi* pre I'snrnty attrrnlnl Se m in o le * llit r h Sch<-.*l am i pared test. . a* trig he would not Iwesburr; Tburulsy night arvl Judge \S|l«on M esandri amt a • rutic ■andldatrs vslKi.e name . will led Im . •»r’ pH** 1ri li n g ». i r\’r BERLIN i Ul’l t—The W.*t Ber­ Ness- S t n y r n i* llik 'h Its* ^ m em ber * f th* **>unty com m is* .-. -ipl**ar uis llie Soling u u r h ln r l.ifsdl *.»1♦I i . f i l l ’ 1.1, tfii« .it do tiler til* nil out stand ugaln*t In learn, 1 again the oM adage: one lin tabloid newspaper It 7. *aid fi'l llilln l ' * tin tegrailoll "resolution* to 'be .on g r't . ill of anmelhing Just what lu-on e n d e d o f f L c c s ii im - o f Jidin K rn le r will preside oi r >• COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPD -Th* >jui*ilfleil at.d filed *utijri I t•* Itie .. ill I *> n p t r d today former British dip!..mat nh'UtlfU' tin tiarv not with Handing" unle*» the I* pu' in lan vatsm *- Ixiard in c le n u -n t w e n t h e r . election campaign i* heatlnr up ■rsm a ll and a i r I he rhem r» ..( uiilri s*( tl * 1 -t.lt Dimild Maclean arrived in firn ! Firemen iserr tailed out Tbur* t . er . r al \*.rillb!s Itself called for "hi* fart w. * hiougld out by th* -in* D rm o ria ti* voter* ..n a nun ImohI*, Id •>*l«|r«| The ifunie Iium licen reW \ t Thursday a* a nemher of •lay night to pul out a blare in lh« «1 *i • a l. *l*e<l .land Fir*t ,l"*eai«T Corp. of Miami I* wide liasi* llie stali'u rn t add M -hetlu led f o r N’. t s . I I in the Soviet delegation to the atom* a campaign billboard ( a pn»)r« It in "I ear offrr you no par.a.ea vs hlcti rrrenlly r< mplrlrd a *urvay r.| that they - a rr due llie sup­ • •>.«i| *«inl 1 1»•h• cf % N ew S m yrna. conference. thr Count) but t* Hard firm behind our ton- on a four conn*' area, tnrludeit port of all Ite iin v ra ts in Seminole ..rtlont," Allilonsl told the r«lu in tiie arra are Seminole, Flagler, •County ’ ...t..f* He wax interrupted ftsr Lake arvl Marion. m « Maclean at the (J e n r v . , i r W A S H I N G T O N ( U P D - Thie ve. the t a«npaigt* (ur lit* *u met ! applause *rserai ttuir* aial rr In a.l*liti>in ‘a hearing the re­ • it) to in n ilt- lo ii, howevci m port a» Maelran along *Ph mittc1'**'" *tole SIS.rwm worth of mink retted a *tan*ling nsalion from sult* of the -urvey, tlir local dele­ •nalnrd relatively quirt Thi* Issue, other m em ber* of the Soviet <Jele fstrs from a *t-*rr g«*t i* > ; just the approxlnialrlt I wvt delegatra gation was given an 82 page sum­ tea* will . orur up for a d rritm n glttnn left an aircraft that had to time HAT (NA 1 1 I'll - Rebel* in e at the ronrlntlon of hi* *preeli. m a r y of the need* of Seminole hj)1 SAN FRAMLMO ( U P D ' Window m a noequtna that Light candidates all flowm from Frankfurt 'o n disrupting Monday'« eleeti •* ■Iiesday I \ Norfolk rirlegattu* ie,| the County tn attracting industry and *tUI forty *trong earthquake *lu»ik been Stripped of the furs Western delegation source* In have warned ( ulsun molori.i* ill' ll, qi'nllfled \ ninth, a woman, fight f«w tile rewilutl" * which making oilier progressive step*. when police , r San Franeitco ao-l a to* mdt that uny who venture on the III. i* rsin-ilng no a write in llrk rt ^ i e n e v a »ald they had no confirm were shsking 1.(1.h - it .I- If tft((»i ( 1. *i|M l.au> were adopt*-*1 s It ll' l.ci, prin­ John Krnhr. Chamber nf Com•tretch of the I'allforniu «• -.» * 7 riserl ® tion of the returel urn! doubter) ■lo- i t bin '<I.m m •ruing cipal *d N..r1h»t.lr Junior High. , mere** manager, who attended th# 11 X ( t Tliursdai Inti raut-d no *rti.ii- w a s* during tl.e *rrk that tn Maclean world hr allowed <>ut «f Thursdai " l - a i r l at tlirir ■-i II* Safi It...... »«!** • 1 «llf 4 * a re ..nr of Norfolk’* *i\ integration damage •rs.ton, said to<lay that the ComRussia even under e* nrt \ S» rt*k ' ICCltlf t 1 •dlt a t 4 ’ » 1I* lo-ed a.-lv-il*, *aid hr **a* ''|H-r ■ mlttrr I0t) |* • *iep l.i thr right V l*m o lo g l*ti a! 'hr l n n rr-tt* vtet delegation spoke m a n -ep led In thr l l - s o i arc*, ilu** • 4 • m r.Wl.n* ..f - inford •orally oppn.ed to Integratlnn ’ rllrrettun at p. f q i b e d by the BeIII •if California III Be.kelei said Hie "I know nothing" and hung up the paid little at ti nt inn to the re-* • I for thr !•••: eltfh! ) r 4 f l 1ml an but a d d e d , "We a i r paring a search Corp. "Group* should or1, 1 . 1 y ptsonr I luud) with intermittent rsia trem bler la«ted focr minute* slid '.Iiieat I'mnmutiicallui.* *|i * i h . i #.f J price and thr dilution . a n t .on gar.ire „n the county level lirst," I l u S a n f u n l A'ft v It a ii s tu b h«M recorded a m sgm hulr of I 7 ’* on liy relwl tataitage made it imp .Snrvi* o to* •* If. Mr- tlnue at it l* " Knight said there wa* >m* doubt today. Parti* clouds with Scatter­ K. i.l*-1 ia id 'lies were told, "With ltd n r r k l j n t t c t l h j a t th r I 'm r the Rirbtet *ealr he rarthcpi.ikr ed • honer* tonight and * * • t n ret * y . 11 X I I ' ■ton t rant •-• • iliir to itrtrrminr iminr *nf.od: 1 *• he had seen Marlea* " F ie seen parent- *lt.*l tears In ttil* il.iin th.-> shou'd then deter(rr»t Inn 4t • p m i r * | r n | j ) whirh rau.ed *e-tou* dsinu .. H ig h today 70 tn 7*. In<> tonight r. .or told fh* i r j i r l *140 •.('*^ • I at Butler in* office ’• hr .aid "Seli ail po "We .mre w e ir giu*d Iriemi* " !' 't r f r a lf |M«i;r a in cb.m » in »nd *nuthrt*t t e - e on Marrb J ] | 0 V ir ruided lug r f f i r i i w h r*fi»rrf% SS as 10 I! d D* ••» . lia r Iron * w »nl to l no a **hat they tnin,. wha - thi- lorallty want* and *l in »• • h* said ' We were g<«*d friend* ( 1 t « 72. F.a«t •llt'W fl 4 uit«*irf| «)nl( go alter It ' 5 23 --Ill ■1 1 one ringto > * ndtirn O rirn tr t'rm in • until the time lie left the West anil winds 10 to 20 mtlra per hour. ran iki |b jlh ii't tlir 11ijh wu \ |b r film llrtlrril \din S F Cinder, 1 II .1 ruu-t. loot Iter II *0 Ai. j s e n t to the Soviet Unton. I know t'ulMti i r f u i c r in M r\u l»n |MfVff It thr Su lri'lr f ti*. Hf ■ml IMIlaha***. . lursulrrl user tha Ir* • him a* well a* I know my own jvortrd hrartn r rb rl t»r»ta«l* •tu fling in the la rtliu rg Clslc Cen­ X m rfira . w4» »rrur«*«l ftssrn \N K ( ’lio ru s T o K c liu a rsu 1 i.a r l.f N 1 r.ai • brother I eoutrt rail h a i r made s » i ) i n ; Hint im n tcm l collin' ter *#ilrd %4frl> rritfinfft it sjnfttrrl Mi 111 el * 'I n . i . r - -if til.* Sanfntil tt » ml«take a rc r«*n\rrginj: on \ i ' ai Xlr Matlor lilhrts allriHiirig from Seuiltiol# g. I- " - , I horn* art remiml.d that thr u p i t l l of O rirntr 4 ’ ft 4<ha "I called to turn. 'Donald, what \ 1mout1r r rnrt.t id * mail* t u i 1 :• Ilia . i i ' -ir'x* t, |K*I to next rehearsal will be held Mon­ t o n nt y inrludr-l Senator Douglas I u rrl'A n rd i from O rirn tr into • are you doing h e r e ' " fruit .*»kr% *»»r a tm la h lr fitmi I •f..Ill f . • d intern day rigid al 7.10 at thr First Slenstrnm. Ills id Catrhe!, Robert m a ju rv p r m in ir " H r wa* just as surprised as I -n\ ri* -n’iH'i p rin tri|« t«»I and .1 *i»l. 11.0’ to t.r Methodist t'hurrh. Hatt y 'I Weir Brown, 11*■in*- r Ottiurn, Cenl Tuck­ llss eyes fllek em l fearfully. Hr* Onr *ucli t.rcadruii «*•«(! in n t fur a rlilb projr t | er. II It. Crumley. Robert Crutn...•;.'• C'l will dirert. tp|*rart*l unsure of hitn*eif B it irtw lt havr capturrd thr t»»4» ley Hal lls n fts , Marion Hannas twfare hr rould answer me he lla n f) . ‘th r r r V'rrtlrfrnl F » iL r Danny H*lin a id (tnty Shrddeo. the United f und u moving said, that the stalfs of the was pulled to one side hy a p**w lla titta wot »»orr. *»■<! that * along toward the goal of IVi O O o, schools e r f j l rompanlon. an unmistakrwould gi.r had clamiM......................... The Naval M, S U tlo i l.a* it. h|| hw a, t r .f f , Santa ( , 8^ t*r agent of the Soviet to. ret according tn llmvard McNulty. lhr drive chan man. hut hr added that ' (ilse United1 drive In lull swing| |>,m |ncr ‘ I>otire Brrth v a n i s h e d In some of the individual gift* arr and Is rtp ertrd to make it* mill* crowd " I *im*I| urltuil c* *. Iledllll-ll tu pla.** u I No wi.ril of j 1 . - , ti 1 • : • I loruln " l b«’ | vinyl, carm-lian, olivine and It disappointing report on Nov I*. MrNultv *aul claim* wa* r i i r n r d fium i • >■ •tail **t..n on wliat is tw llrtrd t i gut-lit-* imiiri|>r(|. rom karat feature strip* Dining loom. Joe Bakrr has tiecn taking time It ha* a goal ..f 12 VO and he *aid DANVILLE. Vx (LIT) — Ity* - Mir hlggrst bnmr in Srnntiole pletr i if b »tr t*\\ a fill tiirlitnl Florida r*iom. foyer to have ter from hli campaign for City Coin- he wa* consince*! "by the line • n 'ln t. lilt* u* >I• f r u m , immj *: rarrn II..or*. Dm wall to tie of *taud*ii frarni th* w«r*t Hiurs. misslonrr to act as projectionist attitude st the h i . e that th. goal S e n d s T IlU llIx S S hilltlm*- liciinit l*-,i(.| yr* nr. ) I (I ')•, A ft jDA' n n l Slitkl *dk foyer. Urge mural day vvhtn thev law a train hit fot the UF film Hard of Hope. W o u ld be reached, t liaplau Ail ' Itoy W. Burrell's ear enlu> by- fir t ity of Su. loril Ir AfOtlt *' •lit aJI r (ft*ti lllilrntal scenel on wnitli wall. MOMK ( Alll.il Mona. Ill whlrlt ha* te«rivrd such favorable lusm Fuller ha* Iwen spearheading flley ru*hf.| to the wr*rka(*. ■li.ulid Inr nisi will lu- al,out |» . t u* i f tlir r \ t r n i * r d l l InThe r ai l a all of thr dining I’ope l.din W i l l ahlril l ’ n r • Burrell already* had rnaulesl out. .HAD P A U L O . B ra n t f l ’PI Po comment. He ha* shown It to the that drive (77'»»i I^inls. aping -Pi'liar.*** '4r» *1 •Aifh (Midi till rrntral room will he tieigr buck Slid The groups that have n*cn mak fI a lisle i i t Monaco Ihursda* 1 .lit •• *1 ’ u in u h ln g * for th. h rm r pro fltrinr of ilf i a ’4 11J hr O rlcnlnl. Burrell limped around Until ha lire oprnevl fire on fare rl*e rW*t office staff of .Southern Hell and ing glat* ibeirs will lead lo thr reached one of hi* shoes, which thanking him fui hi* rue* *»i -if ha* irheduled it for tJv employes ing the hou»r to bouse soll. ltstMin* jw ui down town Son J’a-.ilu \\ • un­ J'.l* ■*I fI in ir r a * . the c..»; 1m U l % t«*kr * (| j u k lou* o f ( b r patio Floors will tie roncrrlr siah hail been thrown about I t /«#t at the eicKangr of that firm ear will repoit to team Captain Italpli greeting Thr I’.ipe taut to •- thao Sit'll i**i bam# 4i(h Ii4 rru » ®.Ttiirsduv rig h t, killing at least throughout, framing entirely of from the ear. ly next week Austin Smith over the weekend aware ul vuur nir-iagr of . l i t Im nir silirtlu lid f-.r rom Milt .«»:!»* flit • • i)4lll». w*umI trusses, rxrrpt for rarpurtr I Dill and *end with all ou* in ,.r five persons am! InNftng riorer s T h, Florida I’m u r i n i Light Ui and it i« Iwped that a substantial *"* *"'* Hr wa* uniiurt. -nition by mill F rb ru a i >. >vi,| l,< luulril aid an c-ir.illtlomd auto ratiopy, which will b* of sltel of others. employes aim hate been viawing addition will tie made to the (II, ,0 >our Serene llighnei*. tn the owned by Jeno I'aulucei, president main at. Mt.alnnrl* kitchen and The pool will hold iO.tSX) gallon* J’riocrs* (.race, to vour chlldtrn One of the dead wa* a military 1,**r , n *f Haker said that he Oon reported lliu* far "f * hun K ing and astcaiated en bath, of te*: • mk! Ten rooms in of water, to he supplied hy a six plant l-akr Members of the loe.l locst lawyers’ lawyers' * :l', l o Inhabitant* of th* te rp iisr*. Dultilli. .Minn policeman r.wgfet Wi the line of «»?“««»** the pla n crew at U ke all n . palm* of multi colored Inch well. A cabana for dressing i CULLMAN, Al*. (LT D — School Monro* Bridge would look at it association have turned In (2i<). l*t*hclp*lit> our fir*! »(*• i hi To tie located at 2220 South *Int * * down . lii«t-(. ormorr. will lie constructed. Thi* also will authorities t/dajr credited W’ayh# fire. by midweek McNulty Hated, lie added that the blM ,|n' " Wathlnstuli Dr , the lio.ii- will ljving room little m-iri- than (mu*epool equipment (water I’raiaon, 17, with preventing • The rs-Hert wee* proUsUng a law Samuel, reporting as cap returns front the ".iiua! liberal - • I MO square fe*i of spare, aoo squaia fret *.f spa*'H o u r, heater, ihlonnator. Biteri. Tlir school bus cr*ah when the driver Ihfeece'd tnerra*e in but andl*m **f the school solicitors, said minded founts employe- in the 1 8*1 ■' - h*>ol equipped v ; . Rr sit suet Vtn I rheek- barherur hut will be Hs2u. died at the wheel. Pearson turned troHey fare* i/t that Braullan in-1,h*1 Newart Gitrhel. .uiienisor nsurthouir and those in the ittjr %itt*ui derw alrr light* and heat* |cr Ii**ar*l, gardenia white an goldContractor for the home i« K. A | off the igrltion and pulled th# ^ u s t r u l melropoln Mob attacks . “' T •‘•'•PMnUni: w. .tat.*, WASHINGTON (UPD I’.est ing i«-k gardens, barbecue hut ru prar. celling, .Td-mrh skuare Davis, Drllsry. Harris* will do eriieigenry' brake to stop th# bus, z L g . . . . . 4 Ir lie*. . r i , , u 4,1 of ,h® ,J ^bools hsd reported, hut he twllesed that “ suiely more1dent Eisenhower playrd ,ol( and many other farUlliri. w.u* panel*, ilr f v r ile d by anrlent the landscaping, Kenneth MeCork- 1Thursday after driver Jarnra {Unn buses and trolleys paralsied Tbo,« | „ , h e r . had pledged over money will e.«& in from these rhur.das at the Burning Ti** Vichltrrt lla Humic, Sw-dord ( hlnc*.- coin* where panels meet. kill, Duluth, thr intcrioi decoral-1 ley Copetsrd Sr., M, died of 8 l U0H Ut UU eoalnUau SoosuaJ twa a u s u v o . iU u b Ir. nawtby it ary land '»*■• hha bom* would tw lit* ''showK itchen, tbrve-eolor s t a r d u s t | inf. U . S ., Russians Clash; Nuclear Test Ban Fades Despite Weather, Halloween Events <o Be On Schedule M o n d ay To B rin g A n o th e r T a x Y e a r County Campaign Tempo Increases Agreement Looks Out Of Question; One Sign Of Hope Not County Debt, ,. Attorney Says Ot Million In Bonds W rite-In Vote Is Legal, Election Officials Told Virginia Governor 'To Stand Pal' On Segregation Issue News Briefs Maclean Reported At Geneva Parleys Not Left Hehinri - S Local Group Gels Facts On Survey Game O ff Heated Campaign . ^p?^from<^ 'v . KiidMiSl Mannequins Shiver California Rocks To ‘Quake’s Tunc Cuban Rebels Plan To Disrupt Voting LJdie Harrington • Dies In Accident Civiton Club Sees Film On Safety Weather Contributions Continue, U F Total Now $ 12 ,0 0 0 County's Largest Home Slated Here Train Hits Car, Driver Survives Bus Fares Hiked; 5 Dead In Riots Crash Is Averted Ike Plays (iolf I In*. 1heart aiudL � 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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O ct St* 1088 V fr fn fe r l fr r a ll o v i^ y .tj... d Horse Players: U . S . Versus Russian part in WesUrn countries. And ral*. This amounts to about two By JUnWWT AUSTIN tatted Press lateraatfaaal whilo Soviet raring is surrounded hours pay for the average worker MOSCOW fUPl)—The Ministry with some controversy, In Moscow —and there is win betting only. of Agriculture conducts bone rac­ and half a down other Soviet ci­ The usual bet Ij the "double,” ing in Kutala at a “ testing ground ties It rontlnuei to enjoy flu sta­ picking the winners of any two for, the improvement of the tus it had in Russia In pre-revolu­ consecutive races. Picking the breed,” but just at Hi America, tionary times. winner of just one n e t U “ ordi­ the Muscovite horse player’s main nary” betting and since the pay­ Tea Rcble lifts interest it In winning t bet. I The ornate Moscow Hippodrome offs usually art so small, most From an official aUndpoint, |is said to b* 130 years old and bettors go for the double. Garn>r and Zaryad, the two Rus­ |her* on Wednesday, Saturday and Jockeys hate a guaranteed s i p sian honea which will race in Sunday afternoons, sn average of of 700 rubles 1173 mon'hly auy ! the S100.000 Washington. D. C. 10.000, with 30.000 on Derby Day, mrnted by a percentage of the International at Laurel on Nov. show up for the racing. handle depending upon how they , It, will not bo running just for The minimum bet la 10 rubies finish even through there u orty ; the prize money like bourgeois $2.30 at the “ official ex'liange win betting. capitalist — nation entrants. The Soviet steeds seek a higher objeetiee. The two thre«-y*ar-«ldt are “ horses of the people." Thus when WASHINGTON (UPI) - A plan, our differences t* okay with me " Gamyr and ZaraySd finished oneduet starring Harry S. Truman On hearing of Nixon's latest two recently in the Moscow Der­ cumunit, Press Club President by, Ihe importance of this from and Richard M. Niton? It probably won't, but il could John V. Horner promptly sen' off Ihe Soviet standpoint lay not in the payoff at the parimutuel win­ happen at the National Press Club telegram* saying: "The National Press Club ap­ dows but In the future of the two one of these days. The club presi­ horses when they are stationed at dent has formtlly invited the plaud* 'he hs '■'ooniou* sound* stud farm* after their racing days former president and the current coming from two of its most dis­ vie* president to join in Just such tinguished members w'.. play at are ovar a collaboration. opposite end> of the keyboard. . . Horae Players Hem* For while horses have all but The idea grew out of a state­ "We guarantee * t-*i! fcr.Jee and Pur- ! disappeared from American farms ment hy Nixon over the weekend. an appreciative audlen-e they still are much In use at the , He said he and Truman would ther. we etsurr you the crisis, a rolleetive farm* In the Soviet Un­ ; "bury the hatchet." rmllng their will be there »n i.irsse " ion and are an Important part Ilong verbal feud, "when the Na-j of the national economy. •tales) Press flub Invites us to Service Restored But although “ Improvement of play a duct.” Ihe breed” may he the official LONDON (UPIi -The British Reporter* had asked him about reason for horse racing, thousands the epparent thaw In Truman- j Post Office Monday announced of Muscovite* have other Ideal Nixon relxtions. In a recent, the resumption normal tele­ when they flock to the running Speech Nixon referred to the |phone service wi'.h il.# Iruqui cap­ tracks during the summer and Democratic leader as a “ gallant ital of Baghdad following an In­ harness tracks which operate warrior." The next day, Truman terruption of more than three throughout the year. told newsmen that sounded to him monthr The service had been The Russian horse player is not Ilka an apology and "making up halted by the resolution last July M. much different from his counter­ Harry, Nixon invited For Piano Duet FIRST SNOW OK TIIE YEAR— You»K*tcrn frolic in the unnw «t Herne. New York, af­ ter it l7-!nch fall cIokrc*! Ihr Cntakill Mount nin community of Tanncravllle nnd dumped /pont two lo fo'tr inches elsewhere in upstate New York. It wa.i the fir.it snow of the ap­ proaching winter for the urea (UPI Telephoto) Heart Drug Tests Term 'Impressive' WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Nstlocal Hart Initltulc Monday anaotuwad 'h.;pra*siv#" results with a new drug for lowerlnr blood pressure. It said rctcarrh piiytirian* of the Institute have found that the drug, known a* JII 316. "produce* marked and tuilainrd lowering of blood pressure in patients with hypertension.” Hypertension i* the medical name for the dltra»e Commonly known a* high hlood ■rtaturr, one of the nation's lead­ ing causes of death. Ifes rososrch phyticlant am Dr*. Loot* GUUspta Jr., I.uthrr L. Terry end Albert Sjoctdstna. They presented a formal paper on their research today before a scientific ee»lion of the American Heart Association at ban - randsco. The finding* were simultane­ ously made public here by the institute, a branch of the Nation­ al lnsUlu.es cf Health at Betlie*da. Md. The physician* report'd that Jit 316 docs not seem lo produce tome of the undesirable side ef­ fects of other blood pressure—low­ ering drugs now In uie. These tide effects Indude sexual impo­ tence, dry mouth and constipa­ tion. In tone patients JH 316 has produced a unique side effect of its own —temporary color blindn r*. This rondition has disap­ peared upon withdrawal of the drug. It ha* been administered to date to 21 patients, of whom 19 respon­ ded with ' ‘significant and sustain­ ed lowering” of blood pressure. The physicians said howrver that fuither clinical Irtls mutt be made before the drug's lasting value In treat merit of hyperten­ sion can be known. Agreement Slated For Signing Today BAGHDAD (UPI)— A cultural agreement between Iraq and the United Arab Itepublir wai to he signed here liday by visiting UAR Education Minister Kamaleldin Hutscln. Hussein was greeted hy a cheering crowd of about 20.000 students, workers and tribesmen when he flew in Monday from C a ir o . Although demonstrations are technically Illegal, police made no attempt to Interfere with the greeting. T ■* Sa%*5l«5 R*Vi-?." Groom Collapses, Twice, A t Altar ROME (UPD— Gulseppe MagH is a married man today, but be found the wedding service such e strain that be may have to spend his whole "honeymoon” In • hos­ pital. The 26-year-old groom fainted twice during the ceremony la a chorch in suburban Cante cells, once just is ne Should hair breni saying *M d o ' and again yjst af-1 II S i m M Mary Brown's Beauty Shop -aood For A Lifetime CREOSOTED FENCE POST We manufnc'nre post* of vsriou* >isn and Isngths and can fill mo*» any otd*. whether large or small. Our standatd line po*t, d1*' long and 6“ S' crags slxe ha- e baeoma funfoua over Florida. Wo have been making this post for the pa.-t ten year* without cha.igt in site, length or in price, they still are fifty centa f.o.b. the plant or fifty-five cants de­ livered in i|uantitiea of a thnuvanl or more. We le’.leve our pnot* arc unequalled in quality and p tee. Writr or telephone your order* or for sd iti^nal informs tiun on sits* and prices of other post*. Ilu/ our po*la and have something to leave for your grand­ child. «u to remember -ou by. *FLORIDA V, uurhula FENCE Sanford Herald Phone*: Prosper) J -llll er 1-tMI M “Seminole County's Only D aily N ewspaper* O F the South BY the South FOR the South all Southern men; For the South— becauac all of our plant*. imniflsli. acrvica atation* and other propertie* art located in the It* Southern Mate* shown cm the map loose. We appreciate your confidence, which ha* rewarded our product* with talc* leadership. It *» reflected hy our confidence in the future oi *he -V-utb During 1937, for imtance. our expenditures in Alabama. Florida. George. Kentucky and Mississippi, for additional real citatc, building* and facilities . . . enlargement, repair and maintenance of pretest plants and equipment . . . and cipentct of operation, in* eluding pa>roll*. Iicrmct and late* Including federal income laa)—amounted to over J50.C00.000.00. W’s •pend our money wbctc » c make it, in the South. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( R I N T U C K Y ) POST CO., A Nf.rtie ta Remember ' With Regular T n O osm w r it a Southern institution in d l that thii m om impllas: Of the Smith—-beam * twi>-ihirdi of the Com|vioy'i dividends era paid to more than 14,00) of itt stock­ holder* living in the five Southern tuict » c m m ; By the South— because our oAceii, director*, .I'.i* lion manager* and the majority of our personnel, arc For Appointment PALMETTO AYE. Grow e Car.. 13th A Park Wtil lie glad to know whe in now located at Make Your Customer List Scheduled Advertising In The 18e KEROSENE 18c Smokeless • Odorless IMTERIAL SERVICE STATION MARJORY WHITE Ruling Postponed ROME (UPI) — A Rome court Monday poitponed until Friday a hearing on the Italian public protcculor'a appeal agalnat a court ruling annulling Ihe Mexican pro xy marriage of Ingrid llcrgman and Roberto Rossellini. Postpone­ ment was ordered because of the absence of one of Ihe attorneys t*r ***••* h,d M* married. He was hospitalised far treat­ ment oi "severe nervous eahauttlon." The Friend* and Patron* Of— Call: FA 2-6601 • atr mV.v'ftfV• INC. FG*rJ»Ja �4 4- *u * : ’ * *"•-' ® ’ ‘ *■ Invasion Flop; Huts Probably W ife # a n fo H S f^ r a lb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOL. ZU X E iU rik k ii IMS SANFORD. FLORIDA Recreation Cards Now Being Issued WASHINGTON (UPI) — Police today held for mental examination a man who staged a brief invasion of the Qu«n. tico. Va.. Marine bane, armed with a toy six-shooter. The invasion was a flop, and the man later was arrested in a Washington hotel room when a corps of FBI men. metro­ politan police, military police and a lone postal inspector dee- | ^ s ,n[0lti ytiurda; i civic Center will he c-oted at condcd on him. . . . , , . , ,, Ibegan Issuing registration card* for night to all children under frade S Police said the man h a ile d a cab in Richmond, Va., UM tn recreation department aeti-iKyen. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1958 ITftlUd Prcm U iM d Wirt NO. 293 Probers To Watch Polls Attorneys Ordered New Pope Appeals Church Used As School For World Peace Could Lose Tax Status To Act Promptly On Discrimination In First Address 'Tuesday, gave driver Samuel J. . . . . . , He asked parents to cuopetatr Membership ra.-da are brine |n tnfoff,ment of thrae rules. ED |Smith, a 1100 bill and told him to idrive !o Washington. Smith Mid given In-rity atudanta at the Civic ,nf0tary gltA. chddren may u-r Use man was carrying flv* bottles Center (white) sad Castle Brewer (lie faetlilicv in the afternoon. Per­ of wtilaky in a government mail (Negro). All student! attending ry said. They will tv denied ad­ either recreation center must have mission at night, however. WASHINGTON (L'PI) — Chur-j involved or have offend facilities , i bag. ch<-s that “Pen their doors tajj0 help In private scho-vling plans I Out of-city resMcnu will be re­ lire latter fact apparently ex­ these card!, and must be register­ WASHINGTON (Ul’ l) — Ally. .. .... . . . P’ l’ air school (lasses in the fight |>uhslitutinx for public schools plain* the pretence of the postal ed with the recreslion department quited to pay s ts fee per child Ccn. William P. P.ogera ordered VATICAN t i n (UPI) — Pope |against intcgiation may love Ibnir |c}o»cd in integration battles. to obtain memhersh-p cards. All inspector In the arresting party. office, by Nov. 10. Ronald Parry, reereativu direct registration tor white resufvnlx will John XXU1 began ihe first day tax-exempt status, it was learned Kmrrgrncy Service U. S. attorneys today to be ready Kn route tn Washington, the )n many Instance* the churcitrs to act promptly on nil reports of ! passenger ordeted Smith to pick or. slid the recently-vppro ed City !w haini-rd at thr lorreatkm* of- of hi* reign today with an api-ial today. Commission -Her requiring ’ he (five in the Civic Center, t'ardt for Approximate!) S3 churches In 0,|rrrJ ,h<.ir facilities to tH-lp the ballot box tampering and discrim­ to Ihe leaders of the world to w w-tf .t r im t *,. ! “P various points a hitchhiking 5 , UlutJ 4l thc r „ »\SlllM*1CN (U P I)— The Jn , ^ ^ # flv£ a n f , rn|v4, worktr card, would w into effect M N«v. |X f< W i abandon their montiruus arms tattle Hock, Ark . and two Vir­ children during thc emergency ination at the t*olls next Tuesday. ginia cities are already actively raster than in an effort to aid thc tcrnsl Revc-ue Service v a« taken |on hi, l0 Maine, and a small 10. (aids will he good this f1w<-a* >||r nlT-*,r Community Center, Rogers instructed all federal and ensure peace with lustier. Pern said registration cardf vu. rht rentmveraial ac- buy with u brace n* shiny toy pis year, ending Sept. M. I9e9. The 7«->ear-<>!ti pn-,t!ff. In hi* sntl • inlegialion fight. However, attorneys to stay on the job ai Separate card* are bring issued no| ^ honored until signed firat papal atldrrsr, asked the tax officials Indicated thc cf(ccl long as thr polls are open and to count Hue” fro^ 12Vv t-v-onc tat .ols around Ms wa»st. The boy accepted a :1ft , stint distanre for junior high students (grades ^ a rhtld'» parents, or guarliani. World leaders to ’ To- k at ’.he pro on tr.e chutvm *' tax exempt slat- t-«- prepared to move swiftly on rrt’ iras srd fd lr t t*v iw>w 'ie seven and eight i and senior atu-1 Commlialoners, in adootinj the pie, lls’ rn In t’ -’ r vu.ee* ” ! froi.v QuaaUro. u* would ’.nr Ihe sanu 'eg.irdless a" complaints of federal election ic it* plu t. law- violations. * As the gnxip approached the |‘J*nU <8., f JV ,hl|ouri' 12)- rw, requiring the cards, said thlof their intent. “ What do they a *7 ilhat do They aXC if I’m W» ____ bat* the h. .passenger . . . . . . . . or Perry salt the youth wing of would enable recreation depart­ they L.vpkire? Not new mor-lrous reimbursed by hta enpHyei .or i Marine Undn existing tax I n . chur The Justice Department's Civil ment supervisors to regulate acti­ arms but peace, rv(tenses ar.d, if so. whrU-tr he j dertd Smith to drive Into ihe gate -but juvtlrv- . dies need r< t pay Income tax.** I Right* Division will have a ataff vities. li also will allow officials but tranquility ar.d concord” gave the bias an I'em liet account- T err iho ceb stopped. ar.d a to the 'ede,r,. government or even on h ind ihtougho.t election day to ban children who destroy pro­ Aug of the outlays. guard. Pfc. Arthur M. Byrnes o f . intake ipu r*/ of their income and ! and durtnj the night here until Pope John, his voice linn and perty uc refuse to cooperate. * There la no c.-.*"ge in the iu>, |Medford, Mass., walked up. |tpcMi'ng lo thr Internal Revenue tire* last polling place In (ltd at tim&s almost musical, spoke in made final l.t Au.*uat, tha* tax-! The man had wrapped hil face 'Service, Tula does not avply to •ountry closes. Iditin from the papal thionc In the payers who give their employer* ||n a handkerchief and grabbed one ! MlSSllC S ites iR lK etl Sistine Chapel whvir a secret ltUTivvooh vs- v » t him i '-viaiies minister* aiul otJier Thc division, headed by Aait. till IIVVOOD. M. \a. (Ul church emploir* wh'rh are tax- Ally. <>en. W. Wilson White, en­ conclave of cardinal* circled hint an’ itemised expense account and j of thc toy pistols from tn* child, i MANILA(UPI) The United I Two coal mine explosion* in s* able like all othu i-crsonal In- forces federal voting statute* Tuesday a.* the I pontiff. collect only aa much as llwy, ||c pointed It at Byrnes. state, and the Phlllppinat will ipend tpwnu U do OT not HIl have to give *a tna ac-1 *i, lli'sunuk thought M the IC 1 man I1BH had • a bad «••* ; .................. _ — |if M. — His speech followed a Solemn many daya In West Virginia left come. Rogers noted in a statement Ma*a that brought the sleeting ii men dead. While chur hc» a* a general that thc primary responsibility foe tool.ting to the .wvenuc service , r0|d so f didn’t get loo shook *d>I k ‘ ,h" f * 0' ; ,2. °? . j ta ll f p lffl trA rl Persons who do not submit a Byrnes said. • ‘Then lie pointed Uie t-<»»»ibl* establishment of t . b. [ |(J|| j 1 1 1 )1 l l U j l Conclave to an end and opened Persona Twelr* were killed and one »a. i «wle do no: hxre srge incomes running elections rests with the thc sealed arc* of St. Peters to missing and presutnrrl dead In a ovfr *'"l above ineir expense*, detailed reckoning to their em­ gun right at my now and I start-1 nvi.Mlf sit** in The Philippines state, and the frderwl government cd wondering” Foreign secretary M ixbcrto Ser ployers. and the self • employed, MIAMI lUPti - Honda was the world for the first time since blast that ripjicd through the Bur-1 Ihe tax-exempt >tatus I* Important hut no authority to supervise The man handed Byrnes a card .” " 9 •raminerd Tuesday night. must Itemiie expentea and renn supposed to get its first frost of last Saturday. te (hem tn relation to their conton mine of the Ogleby-North Coal generally the conduct of balloting. Need* I rre Peace the season this morning, but .Jkursemer.t on tha tax return. and told him to give It to the, o ' . . - a . . , U ,m lo rtbutnrs. Co. near (Talgivllie T u e s d a y However, he added: “ Where vi­ W The tax aervlce feel* the new ar- commanding general of tha base. ^ l s l n l l U DUCK xt OI i IP He said the world needed a morning thanks to cloud* moving In from Conti tbiilor* Hurt olation* of federal atatutea occur, NEW YORK (UPI)—Entertain­ rangement will make filing » The card was covered with bibli­ tfte (lulf, Ihe frost failed to show. free peace —not a peace existing Twenty-two were killed In a Church contributions may now the Department of Justice will return taster for taxpayer* who cal namei, was sign "Lord (lod” ers frank Sinatra and Danny The Miami Weather Bureau under conditions of slavery. sinvdar explosion at the lltxhop lie deducted from the contribu­ promptly and vigorously take square their expenses with their and ended with this note: "To tha Kaye returned to the United said the cloud covering raised Addressing himssif to those mine of the I’ oeahonta* Furl Co. tor's inc .me tasrs up to lo per prosecutive action." States Tuasday night from a trip commanding general . . death." temperatures about 10 degrees who "hold tn their hands the fste at the Virginia bonier Monday cent of his gross Income. If a bosses. Rogers said that every U. S. at­ to Lwimlon during which they hob­ There are two exceptions to the Byrnes, meanwhile, had polled of nations,” the Pope asked: higher than forecast. church lost its tax exempt status torney ha* been directed to be morning. new rule. Taxpayers who receive hit own pistol but decided not to nobbed with bluabkiod* from The Weather Buicau awid read­ "Why are distensions and dla________ __________ watchful_____ and pra­ Cliartes Ferguson. United Mine thl* deduction Woifid not tie al- "particularly reimbursements that exceed their take any further action because of Queen Kliiaheth II on down. ings dipped Into the til's in the cord not settled? Wh) are eflurta lowed, according to the HUS pared to act upon reports concernactual expenses must list thc dif­ the child. Tha cab pulled away extreme Dortb portion of the state directed at creating harmful In- Workrrs safely- inspector. *aid hr spokesman. This might cut ma ing the Intimidation or prevenUm ference as taxable income, but and about loo yards from the ma­ Bus Strikes Bus with no reports of (r»at. atrumenU of war tn«'.ead of cirit believeJ this was thr first time terially into a church's income of voters from casting baUota a* mine disasters had oecu.rrd on don't have to give deUilt. Those rine base gate, thc youngster Tha lowest reporting station progresa? FLORENCE. Mlsi. (UPI) from *x*ntribution». their free will dictates." Brho claim daductlnns on grounds jumped out. "Come, art courageous and con­ consecutive daya In the United Fourteen students were inju'od, wa* Deals with a 4T. It was In addition, he lekl reports deal­ that their eipenaca exceeded their The cab continued on to near­ but none critically, when three probably a few degress lower la j fident. . . tl.e lleh* from above States. ing with false or fictitious ballot* Thr men k i l l e d Tuesday reimbursements must itemiie all by Alexandria. Va., where the school buses collided nnar her* tow-lying farmlands in the arts, shine* on you ” or other means used to pre«rat outlays and expense money re­ other two hltrhhihera wtnl their Tuesday. Investigators vaid on* forecasters added He quoted front St. Augustine: "never had a ghost of a chance,” a ballot from ’ting counted, will way. The man got out and told bus struck another from behind, ceived. M«st •sties in north am' central “ Pax est tranqullUta* dnmhii''— according t» a stale mine official. be Investigat'd. Last year 37 men lost (hrir Smith to go borne. knocking It into the third vehicle. Florida had readings in thr 50'a. Peace is the tranquility of the "No re*pom loir complaint of a blast at the Bishop Miami had a low of St. L o r d , and from St Thomas: 11*'** discrimination, ballot box tamper­ The weatherman predicted It "Between peace and. slavery' ' m*nrAirlift Completed ing or other possible federal viola­ AMMAN. Jordan (UPDRoyal would warm up a bit today across there ti a great diffrrmre. Peace Thirty'*cven miner* working on Tire monthly inerting of the Cof­ tion will be disregarded," Roger* one section ot the mountait.vilr thr state la tranquil freedom." Air Force transports today com­ pit at Cralgsvtllr sera milled to fer Club of the Seminole County declared. pleted the airlift evacuation of aatsty. Rut 17 »tha<< in another Chamber o f Commerce at 10 a. m. British troops from Jordan. Tt^c k ,\ public apirilud Citl'en aho section were trapped when a 'JiUorrvw at Mn. Aftlrby'a Val­ ata withdrawal was expectad to ™.*,k Ihe time to report a forest wall of Rre In' earth sealed off des Restaurant will H« highlighted be computed in another two by th*. introduction of thrxe rfflpa>iagrw.)i. fir,- yesterday I* credited with |Ct,*ry clty-. nII brought about a weeks Four of thr 17 were trscuid cera at tli* Nnval Air Station saving hundreds c f weres of S e ^ - - f o r celery plants from a and hauled lo the surface on con­ here who irrrutlv «««umrd charge nole County’s valuable ’ .mberl-nd. K. jvicrslwrg man. i M p t r i ’n oes Lose Round veyor lie'll >rom two and one-half .barge o f unlit at change r f r«mL. L. Cox of Ungwood 'potted; 1,. 4 lf ufr Ul rhe Sanford Her niaml ceremonies MONTGOMERY. Ala. (U P I)— a fire T.ireda* afternoon about aid. J. A. Nankin asked for a miles inside the mine. William Captain James 1>. Ramagc, com­ Atra. Lucca Chappell Lovell died two miles from Long wood on the "rtiih order'' on $1.60 worth of A federal Judge today upheld Ala­ Tucker. 34. and Paul Davis. It, Ixingwood Markham Road. Ranger celery plant* that he might set out. bama's right te pass legislation ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (UPI)— A “ He showed no remorir whatao- were admitted to Sacred Heart mando re of the outfit* involved, suddenly yesterday following * rearranging city boundaries “ re­ 10 year old boy picked up early Robert Leverelt o f thc Florida HiMpitai with serious burns. Thr will present Cmdr. Ed. Winter, heart attack. wben *<« *f W Enclosed wa* a dwek for ll.Jn, She wa* thr wife of William Vail Forest Service went Into action which he "guaranteed to lie good” . gardless of motives," throwing today for ahootiug a woman m early this morning," llltl Mara* other two wrrr In fair condition commanding officer or i'A.HKON with a firr-ftgnting crew and Jb) Rankin asked The Herald to out a «uil by Tutkrgee, Ala., Ne­ thc back told police hr did it got. chief investigator f>r thr State Mines Chief Crawford 31. ( n>-lr. Floyd I'arrii, shipper of LnVril and thr daughter of th« groes xwking to have a gerry­ gallon s of water and saved the ‘‘please have someone send me sheriff's office, said. Wilson li»trd gas ignition as the VAH #. and Cmdr Ernie HorrrR, late Mr. and Mri. II. If. ChappoU, "Juat like they do it on TV.” mandering act declared Invalid. commanding officer of v’a H-3. pioneer resident* of Semtnol* A house t<>hous# scarrn was eause of the explosion. timberland some celery plants." Police said the boy, identified "The meeting t» Brother in the County. V. w MkSgelte. o » w r of Ihe Harrison Carter, 51. one of Anyone desiring to fill th* order as Kerry Dale Casey, acted more |ordered In Ihii Denver sulairb Tuesday night after Mr* Shirley those who rscaped, *ald “ when •cries of events intended tu footer land, sad he and hla helper were may send the plants *3' J. A. Alia. Livcll was * communicant U’A.SIIINGTON (UPI) — Presl- j **** * U-year-old youth than a Orlofika, 32 was shot on the burning brush pile* when high R-.nkin, *021 Elrd Ave., North. St. we felt the sir revets* alter the the pteasant trl.ul m* i aiding Ire- of Holy Croat KpliorpH Church; dent EUfnhower will vote at winds fanned the blaie. The fire Petersburg. front step* of her home bln-t we ran out and didn't even tween the Navy and ihe cltiicna ua»t president of PKO Sisterhood of the community," Charlie Mor­ and a member of the DAR. Site became too Ivor for them te keep The city 's slogan is at stake. The Gettysburg, I'a., next Tuesday Dolor* removed a 11 ralltwr pick op nur lunch Imckrt*." it under control. About four arre* cheek may b* picked up at The after apeiding a long weekend at •lug from Mr*, Orlofski'l »houlAmong Ihe dtad were Mine rison, wh« arranged the program, was born In Sanford In 1695. hi* farm there, the White House tier *nd said she was In good con­ Superintendent Oltn C. Gates, and said. were burned. In addition to her husband, she Her-Id •aid today. LexcrvU tedsy issued a warning demn. She ha* thret children hi* aitittant, Edward StephenI* survived by |vadaughter*, Mitt Tbe I'reiidrnt plan* to drive to l j owners rf tlmbe-lend* and hunt­ Mr*. Orlofsky told officer* the son. Winifred l/ovell of Sanford and ! Gettysburg from BaRlumr* Frt ers to "beware of similar esp'youngster shot her with a pistol1 Galnetvillr ami Mri Gerhard day night. /Modes.” Ha further advised the after *he laugtnd off hi* warning Wuenach of Indianapolis, Dull a ORLANDO (UPI) The execu­ tm blic that this is a good ’ Ime tu to "drop your |iur*e or I'll shoot.” grandton, David Frederick Wt>«ntive vice president of the Florida She uid she assumed thr hoy was School Destroyed put In fire lines. Anyone desiring tch; ami three ilitera, Mri. W. (iroundbrraklrg cere.nonlev will EVANSTON, III. (UPI) — A Chamber of Commerce said today joking. protective firrllnea tr * / *.all the be held at * a. m. tomorrvr for E. Coulbourn. Port Arthur, Tea.; Florida Forest Service at Ung- the now fair building of Camp­ fire of .inVnnwn origin gutted a the major reason for the cut rent TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Cabl Mri. Frank Seru.’gt and Mr*. H. She said Urn youngster ftrsl ac­ •queer* on the state’* pockettex.k 60 • year-old tlemenUry achool net Truilrc* of Ihe Internal J. I'embetton of Ormand Beach. wood. bell Leasing Post M of the Ameri Tuesday nirht, causing about was the sudden and gigantic p»pu costed her a* she w*« walking Improvement Fund are expected home from work at about dusk. Funeral terxleo will be bald can Laglon 1500.000 in dantag* and halting lalion Increase. In vote officially »oon against from Britton Chtpel, Thursday af­ She -aid he pointed a nlckelplatThr decision was made last class** temporarily for 660 stu­ Harold Colee, addressing the , ed revolver and demanded that TAIPEI IL'I'I» — Nationalist, purchasing a sixth parcel of lantl ternoon. Fr. John W. Thomat, of­ night at an adjourned meeting of dents. Orlando Rotary Club, said “->ur •he drop her purse. , China disclosed i<da>- It has boil- as a buffer tone for the new ficiating. Thr time will be an­ the Legion. Member* Voted to hold great growth It indeed something No on* was hurl In the blasr "I've already shot a man ami if* tb* »i«c of ite cotiimerclal fish governor's mansion. nounced. a fish fry on Nov. I at th / Farm­ The Trustee* agreed informally NEW YOnK »UPI) - Four ers' Auction Market. Legionnaires In the all-Negro Foster School to crow about, mil it i* no tin- dropped turn.” she quoted the boy ing fleet in the Matsu Islands desmixed Messing." after student* and Janitor* had • pile a Communtet buildup of fiarlem parent* filed a million- were reminded lo make reserva­ Tumday not to buy the property as •sying. "The tsamy aide come* out in She said Hie lad follow ed her fortifirai'-nv on the mainland dollar damage claim against thc tion* for the Veterans Day din­ left for the day. of thr G .VA Estate, located He (lot His Wish our slat* government's financial Strengthening of the Matsu lish across (he southeast corner from city Tuesdsy. accusing it of per­ ner. Nov. 11, at T p. ra. The din­ HARTFORD, Conn —(UPI) two Mocks to Iter home and fired picture, for growth mutt lie paid the weapon as she walked up the ing f l e e t underlined President thr new manvlun. petuating "racial aegregatlon'' in ner will be served by the Auxf Red Leader Nabbed Maurice McGovern, 22. an Inmate IIONG KONG (UPI) — Police out by an expansion q( our public front five school districts. ____ steps. ______________ The city of Tallahassee had thr «t the Hartford C.-unty Jail, wantShe stumbled____ into___ (hr Chianti Kai dork's determination Uiry. have arretted a top member of plant. This it Just what our state house and a babysitter railed po- 110 The parents contended they had l^'r *"*l Qoemoy off ;option to buy Ihe land for about led to transfer to more permanent government'* financial leader* arc the pro • Communist Kuominlang been fntced to seek other means •hore islands at any cost and to 175.000 and the dale roulrl |«ir- quarters at Wethersfield State Prllie* Now They Know Revolutionary Committee for il­ trying to do now In shifting public of educating their children. develop Oitir ivillan agriculture ■cha»r it from the city at the son. where he figured he “ could The claim. expecU-J to lead to and (lihtrirs appraised price of tome $30,000. i .rule down, learn a trade and gel RUTLAND. Vt. —(UPli—Offi­ legal "political actlvitiei” here, funds," he said Cole# noted that Florida's >ona law suit, said the alleged segre­ cial* believe they know why the the independent New life Eve­ The fleet •«•» paid for In jiart ( Several patcel* of property have Istraightened out." stitution prohibit* capital borrow gation tended "to retard the (du­ City Hospital here was a popular ning Post reported Tuesday night. b) U. S economic aid fundi. Iwen pnrxhnted afounr* the man- S.r McGovern Joined in an alrational development of N e g r o place back in the ir*i'i. For break­ Eleven mechanited tantpana ,lon to pri.'ertit from enrroach-1 ten:pled break from the Jail, wa# It said Hluang Chlng-Yi, tie ing, making it necessary to fiC h ild re n ..." ’ recaptured and got hia wish. fast it w-as suggested that patients teribrd at a member of the Crn nan's capital improvement! with U ASIIINGTON (UPI) - I'.esi- launched a fr* days ago in the ment by business property. Thc elslm filer* were among be given soft boiled eggs, poached tral Commit!#* ef the Kuomintaog ru.,.L,.nl '** collections. dent Elsenhower loday postponed Matvu Sea at the northern end o f ------------------------------------------------ . . ----------The upturn in the economy o! eight Harlem parents «h o kept and whipped with water and li­ Committee, probably would , . . . . .. , |“ for some time" a dectiion In the straits are equipped with die- j their children out of junior high quor or wine. deported te Communtet Otina. ru^ o V T * <*’ controversy between •el engines School. Meanwhile .Nationalist sources, i ^ - n rvli ^ ' lhe Army ami Hie new riviliatr apparent in April, Goto* said. , aeenev |»ald the C o m m u n is ts had Inl bUl.ro|U^ t e / (/.,h, ‘ ° f lhf d'1’ Iteetidenl met for one hour creased work on fortlficatlont «P trr still being felt. wlUl his Spice Council Hr h.d lh# ,,lln‘1'' U tummoned it to Hie Whi.r House l,r,ll , of Wurrnoy con sho aid ba completed by mid 1#39 {(o Ull. u„ contro| 0f KienUfie tab I l,nucd ll« hl lnd »$*«» •*$*«■ on thi* Some of the other ill-effect* < > f U T n.F . ROCK. Ark (UPI>-| odd • numbered day whkh thIcut aid space project*. Ihe .......................* S-mieuir County FIIA — Comrapid population growth, accord­ Classes have begun for 220 junior* ilul White House l*rr«* Seere- $$*■'** re»er»etl Ior all • out bom .- • — ,iyear* at tha Interest rata of four ing to Coiee, a.a InaUllty te tary Jame* r. Ilsgerly »ald the bardments if they desire under millee ha* approved housing loan* j , „ r c*nt. A real rotate mortgaga • t Ihe little Rock Private High lil.ountlng School Corp. school. ' ‘to" 8193.1AS In “ "thc " pwst ” |i, ‘u k‘ »n on Ui. farm, but a firat •,nd . ' iteMWent";;ujdnrt’ “ makV a t|e ■their alternate -lay war plan. enough, neglect of natural ra- cUk>„ f#r f0mP ,lmf - ind « uuld fewr month*, according te Curtli, mortgage It rot r«iutred. Claase* for 210 seniors have j This morning seemed yust like | The impact caused Tucker te •ourrta preaervatiec and an mJ. Green, HIA tupervlior. been going for a. week Green said that Ihts constructing !v>ld further meetings with thr Z . Land, "sopho T " * rouUn* day to E. E. Andtrson., joM , obUoi vu , rd h. Z T . ' .„ ‘ Green taid the loan total involv­ prog i am ha* provided better •rorea are expected to ••» ^ ... •— * i manager be tn claas I of u.rher Furniture . f ?°. ” . “ “ r •"d h* Cr,,,# ,n ,lum f?unrll before doing to. ed 21 loan* for convtruction, alter­ h u m s fu r Scmiool* County farm by Nov. J. Store, who S 3 S H - ,nto ,ht 8ht" 011 ation or repair of farm dwelling families, batter shelter for live­ Dr. J. W. Cady, principal of an St. 'on the East side of French Ave. huutro, t uiistnictirg Inn ns, poul­ stock aial improved storage farilemergency school apu .sored by a That la, until b* answered the and 15th St., causing damage In' NEW YORK fUPI)—A DH-uuiid try houses, grtrrhouset, r<|..ip iliti fur machinery and ferd. II* Haptikt college, ta.d about 3M door shortly after ho awakened I the station in th* amount of' gold Ingst worth $21.non dittp ment ihrdv .dairy barn* and ten- added (hat many- part-Uma far­ •lude-fs began rl.xataa Tuesday. only to find Sanford Policemvn Ed $1,000. (onsidrrable cloudinrs* ibrough p«.are(j fn,m a vhlpmrnt ol bullion Iant houses. mers who previously ware IntllThe Baptist school charges a Hiyden and Dick Coagtavrt, who By (Lit time Ida wat so compli SPRING HILL, Tenn. (UPI) - rh«'»day with rkaace some ll|hl £ ln fl0* n f|u(|) Chicago to I*!These loan* ran lie obtained by aribtc now ma, apply. Ttl* la tuition of $20 a month r* r sl-a- told him all about an accident hi* cated for tha drivar of Ardaraon's A posse, aided by bloodhounds '»*» Thursday. High loday 71 l« | ,;uiril|, AillMrf, Seminole County farmers for ron- possible due to relaxed eligibility Ubnt for the first child of a car had been involved tn during oar that he decided it was time to and s helicopter, fanned out near l" » ' oal**,‘ “ l,» »• Airport officials called police •Irurtion or repair of dwelling raqulrrmvtits, Green said. family. The second child costa tha sight. leave. This he did, and hasn't ..are today in a search for a Ne11 mUe* F*r |and FBI arents to aid in the housea or other rtMntial farm The THA office is located la $15. and the third 810. Audartoa'l 1993 Dodgo was ttol- been aoen sine*. The Dodge roiled gro accused by a white woman of *®ur tew*F **“ tewIghl. 'search for the ingot, part of a buildings, Grrrn said. To be eligi­ Boom 4IT, Sanford Atlantic Nftaa from hla hoar. At 11:40 p ra.. 41 feet and ram* to rest cn th* raping her. I a i t x j I « .U i ihlpinent of three ingots worth a ble for these loans, thr applicant ttonal Bank Building. Full l » ‘Speeding* Family the "borrower" drove th* car East side of French Ave. _ _itat* _ ^ The highway patrol tent |le S IlC C A ll IN h t J(otasl of $72.900. must be thc owner of a farm formation and application N a lls DARIEN, Conn. -A U P I) - A from the north aid* of th* Maiket Damage la th* Vattxhall was I its helicopter and a number of NORWALK, Coon. -<UP1) The ingot was discovered mis­ which is in agricultuial produc­ may be obtiL-td at this office. state policeman stopped two cart Terminal Restaurant and Hotel at estimated at IMM, and te Ander |patrol car* te the area and Wood Three year* alter paying in ad­ ting alter the shipment wat un­ tion at the tlmr he appllci. The FIIA Committee, which ap­ on the Connecticut Turnpike for 16th St. and French Ave. As h* lon'a ear at $114. hounds from the state penitentiary vance for dancing leasona as long loaded and hauled into a hangar In addition to these qualifica­ prove a all loans In Ihe county; k speeding 10 to $9 mlloa an hour. eroared French Ave. b* crashed Thc Mather manager heard the were brought inle th* tcarch. aa the lived. Mrs. Beatrice R. by a freight tractor. It first wai tions, the applicant mutt be unable composed of WUlUm G. Kilb**, Tpc driver of ooo car was Vin­ into a VaushaU driven by Glenn officer* report, then asked them The search started after a white Smith. 41. decided she'd had enough thought te be merely misplaced, to obtain the necessary financing Geneva, chairman; William F. cent Egidlo, Tha driver of tha Franklin Tucker, who wai headed to pleat* excuse him. he believed woman near here told officers she and firld suit agalnit Ihe dame hut a thorough starch turned up form other sources. The loans are Chapman, Sanford, nml LasUo T* f fl tax w u hla aoa. Viaoaat Jr. north. he would go back to bed! had bees raped hyr a Negro mas. 'studio te recover $7,717. 1 noUiing. mad* for a maximum period of 89 Bren, Altamamt* ipnngn, New lax Return: One Line Out, 2 Put In Its Place 35 Miners Killed In Two Explosions In West Virginia News Briefs Gulf Clouds Delay Timberland Saved By Man's Action New Navy Leaders To Be Introduced Slogan At Stake; Rush Order Asked On Celery Plants Mrs. Lovell Dies; Rifes Tomorrow Woman Shot 'Just Like On T V / By Gunman, 10 Ike Plans To Vote Legion To Start Building Tomorrow Finances Squeezed By State's Growth Nationalists Boost Fishing Fleet Size Cabinet Expected To Vote Against ‘Mansion Buffer' Negroes File Suit Against New York President Delays ‘Space’ Decision I I I Juniors Attend Private C lasses Seminole Farmers Get Federal Housing Loans Such Bad News, So Early Sends Him Back To Bed Posse fs Hunting Accused Rapist L Weather Gold Ingot Gone; Worth $24,000 I J # �W 5-Year-Old Gets ; M atch,w Sets Fire L.- m fly Marian R. Jon*. Mr. and Mr*. James N. Hen­ derson and ton, Stevie, of Aus­ tell, Ga., have been guests of Mrs. ilendrrion's brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. teuton Hard)-. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hardy and run, Mike, of Gainesville, spent the weekend with hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. Hardy and her mother Sira. Nan Parker. Mrs. Hardy and Mike will remain the week with her mother »h» It The November theme "Se* It and Do It Show” will include toura viewing the voting ma­ chines. parking houses. Post Of­ n MIAMI (UPI) - Police said a fice and fire department led by kyear-old boy »ft fire to hii twoMr*. Paul Silkier, new den moth­ bedroom, frame home here Teeser. day, cauiinf aome U.000 damage A movie of fishing episodes was shown. , Younf Russell E. Boone Jr. Awards made were: Bobby I.ee, apparently ilipped a packet of gold arrow; David Evant. lion patches from hit mother's purse badge and gold arrow; Charles •and atarted the fire in a bedroom Evans, gold and silver arrow; *k»et 9 T' > o o d U. Dadd) ," the child I p,« " nln|rtl? •nt*r ° ,,n,r' M,mor* Carry Neely, gold and silver ar­ Id hi. father later. "-W ith Ibe ‘ V r ’ ^ d .M r t . Gorman Wilson, row; Bill Wolrutt, Bub Cat pin; Kill Silkier, silver arrow and itches i -St. Augustine, and..................... Sir. and Sirs lion's book: Daeid Kvana and Car­ |Hobby Wilton, Orlando, were dinry Neely, honor cubt. |ner yu.it t of Mrs. J. N. Thomp­ COOLF* IN St’ MMEll Merritt Staley pronounred the son, Sunday. WARMER IN WLNTER (•enedietion after wjilch the KvCUB SCOUT MEETING HAVE ri'I'L ana served refreshments, Mr. and sir. arwi Mrs. sirs, John -onn Ktani r.san. were w y - „ VNOM , DISTRICT MEETING FIBERGLAS hosts to Cub Scout troop No. .43. thirteenth Masonic Diftriet Thursday n-ght at thel' home ^ ^ , mift! ^ INSULATION Mr. Evan-, cub master, prea»dw.| Jo , , Wf#h#n< with „ ronion meeting -------thr v.-------------LoVc , No. 7, hosts. Holler for Haller” over The October theme "Arreriran laical cillxafl* attending svere Folklore” was earrird out In a „ ... li. , > . |Floyd Ijind, Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Haller, Inc. ..Davy Crockett skit presented by u .inwHgM. Mr. and Mrs. RosTil W. RoMaaen j member* under the direction of well N»*gtl. Emmett Kelsey. J. B. Phowa UArdea 4-414? |Mr*. Robe.’ t Lee, ilen mother, Jones and Mr. *n<l Mr». Ernest j Parent* joined In Wnm^g the FREE ESTIMATES Wealing. •choms of songs. U ML STl DY < ONTIM KS ITi« Progreslv# supper and study course of the First Baptist WMS was continued last Thurs­ day evening »t 7, with Mr*. Jo* I. Beetley, n-lston study chairman, a n e l r a y h e a t in g ervinr an sppet'ser at the ree- er.txir.el hall of Ihe- new annex. • NO hoi ceiling* Mrs. Peiil sTedford explained • NO opecial closet apace neemwary the first chapter «>/ the study • NO lone A expends# duel* Course book “‘ Into a New World.” The finews* type of wlnler comfort Member* traveled to the home Inf Mr*. Ituth Brown where a sal­ ad roursa was tsrved by Mr*. I Milton Gore. Mrs. Ruth Metcalf 102 Sanford Are. FA 2-fi2*2 |and Mrs. Ilrstley rontin i«d with til* study a*, the Brown home. The yregram Friday evening, open*., s i hum* of Mrs. Joe I. Btasley. where a meat course was served. Mrs. Minnie Means conducted the nest Cuurte of study, there. Conclusion »a» made «t the [ home of Mr*. Pearl Tedford, with ; a dessert roursr. Mr*. Milton Gore and Miss l/»is ftuddell completed the study course teaching. ff _ P DAY & NIGHT SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. WATCH FOR THE CARS THAT MAKE SENSE! OCT. 31st NOV. 10th NOV. 15fh I r 'y ‘ TfiTHTT I Quotable Britain's Election Law Would Snare U . S. Senators Quotes WASHINGTON tUPIl —The ican seeking almost any public o f-■if, by chance, a national election Republican and Democratic sens- fire, honest though he be. w nc railed within six months tors who want sharper teeth in | TL. idea was to Emit or to abol- B r i ^ ^ l X r ^ U k ^ m.mtha Corrupt Practices Act govern- ish any campaign advantage a ^ rl o( W| oWn household to the Ing V. S. elections art referred rich man might have over a poor poling place In the family autoCalled Press laternatioaal herewith to the Representation of man. Th» Socialists enacted laws mobile. Bui he must pot offer WASHINGTON Republican lift, nor any person who National Chairman Strade Alcorn the People Acta IRP.M which, to limit spending, and they are >,,u * hou**hohlin commenting on a statement by govern elections in Great Britain.1enforced. Use of automobiles to 11 " ot of BPA imposes the strictest kind haul voters to and from the polls , Die candidates campaign macArkansas Gov. Orval E. Faubus of rults such as to bewilder an , it limited, and "treatin'' by a ■*rr or **rnt may register before deploring Synagogue bombings: “ The man who lighted the fuse honest American politician and candidate is positively forbidden. Polling day a limited number «i almost surely entrap a crook.No campaign eigara. It is not automobiles to transport voters, now drplorei the explosion." British Sorlalisu imposed I:r.\ In against the rule, to kiss babies on* « r *ar ' ‘nt,r* ,'n, WASHINGTON — H a r r y E Ibtl and W43. Conservatives and But don't lend a voter m-usey if * «il)'district, one-for every l^ w you plan to run for Parliament, i*n ,t,p country. If a eat l .eals Weaver, chief of the Bureau of Liberals, however, cheerfully have arrepted these campaign restricEven a small loan to a voter 1down on election day, it may nc. Mines Inspection Division on the ; tions which would make the he go-1 mado In god faith would be suf- j b* replaced. recent rash of coal mine disas­ ing hard for almost any A neri-' ficient to disqualify a candidate I One of '.hr penaltlri ’for break­ ters seem to some in groups, like plane crashes." BIKMINIIA.M, Ala. —The Rev F. L. bbultlesworth after th* re lea-e of him and U other Nr groes arrested for trying to break down segregation on rity buse.: "There will be no letup In our struggle for tirat class citizenship on all front!." m m m m MINNEAPOLIS - Secretary of (.shoe Jamrs Mitchell In cor demntng "right-to-work” laws: "This phony argument thst laws which prohibit union shop are ‘ right lo work' laws leaves tr.e cold " POTATO - Price O f Coffee May Double Soon HL'ENOS AIRES <UPI> -The price of coffee may double here shortly, the Federation of Coffee. Te* and Spice Industries warned Tuesday night. It reported In full page nawtp* per advertisement* that the rise would result from a government order increasing th# official dol­ lar exchange for coffee It said thst until mid-Septem­ ber th* government hail provided sn exrhsnge at (he offlrial rite of la peso* per dollar. The rate row has Increased to i point where Argentina'* coffee dollar costs more than 40 pesos, the federation said. - . ' chips VACUUM COFFEE! nfl'AXN'IVKHSARV * llx. • * dexola JANE PARKER Gold" or Marble POUND CAKE Cooking Oil qt. 49c 49c J A N E I'A UK hit I'rc -li. C risp— 12 Or. Box r « . ' MW\ _ POTATO C H IP S Tea 59c APPLE PIE ANN Ham "SUI'EK Beef Liver - 39 9 9 * IlKiHT" lirasy ’ Wealere Sleer Lb. Chuck Roast 49' BOSTON Vegetarian and Tomato Sauce "SUPER B EA N S F A 2-2611 J4 W 5 Lit. Can HKilir* Select Tender St/er "SUPER Call 49 Lb. ARMOURS Canned SPAG H ETTI ANN PAGE Whole or Shank Half HAM S PAGE r 7 5 Bags “ SUPER RIGHT" Herd Corn Perl Fresh 39^ Prepnrrd 8 "" I LB. 49c CAN G fn I I IDA SMI( IAl 1 S INCM Vl/I TTir nation'* firai (orpedo boat Tire first stop sign to control was the Stiletto, outfitted In 1H7 at t to Herrcshoff boat yard In traffic wit installed in Detroit in 1114. Bristol, R. I. Just ing some of these campaign and election day rules la disqualificatiofl of the candidate if he is alerted and punishment for h ^ campaign agent. ^ The a cent Is responsible for his candidates conformity with the election rules. The person he manages and gats elected to the House of Commons probably will need outside work to support hi* family. The salary is l-MOO a year, with IS.dO added for earls day Comment it in session. That usually brings it to around 13.500 before taxes. R K iirr Heavy Weatern lioneiesa Chuck Steaku55' CAP’ N JOHNS Standard 8 For -----. 9 9 * OYSTERS ~ 79 HOMK DELIVERY o f your Sanford PANCAKE Herald thru Cauliflower W A FFLE S Y R U P each evening MONDAY LONG ISLAND ANN PAGE VINE Lur. Head WIPE T O M A TO ES FRIDAY 25 19 Lb. GOLDEN BANTU AM SWEET 3 YES1g :: 9 9 * CORN POItTO can Cider 1h e*l 4 9 ‘ OCEAN SPItAY Spry Dux Peaches Delivered B y Carrier To Your Door 12 Oh 29 Or. Can A # Wisk Tissue Butter M.. 69' |'Or •m V ' -• • ■••• -^► •s* -• Hath IUre 2 for 27c With Face Cloth 12 ox. 39c Bathroom Scot SILVER BROOK Ig. pkg. 28c Toilet Soap 39s Camoy Detergent Jh & S c m fo A jd d is th a ld r Blur Dot 31b. con 93c 29 Lb. Shorleninr Lux Liquid llalsea 11.50 Year ? r- 29 Detergent IONA Slicet1 nr f - RICAN YAMS Cranberries a Juice Longw ood ......................... 25 Sweet Potatoes 3 -25 AAP GRAPE • Enrn .MOTTS SWEET now you get Your Hometown Newspaper Delivered to Your Door in RATES — 1.00 Month — 5.75 6 Months — 6 Brecxe Ig. pkg. 35c Condensed Detergent 2 rolls 27c “Ail" reg. 39c HI «•!•* $* I*W<I HIM *ee 4 F ood S * ° re Three Prices Effective Throufh Sut„ Nov. lat. 200 MAGNOLIA at 2nd ST. *e ..« |-.*w. <•*«••«»>si , h»i«*. •. Jr �t S ip # smI a>B RrraTB Wad.. Oct. 29. 1 9 S g -F a g e S To The People O f Seminole County: Integration Coal *ln State Is '63, Group Announces TAMPA (L'ri »— The Florid* NAACP today vrrcrd it* member* to work for "complete* racial integra'lnn in Florida by IM1the I'VJth anniversary <>f the Erranclputioa Proclamation. £ Thi- state organization l*su-d * polirj statcmrit Tueaday night, following it* contention at Day-| tons Bc*ch. In which It aaid It will not bo satisfied until all racial barrier* are trmo'-.d • It* goal. the NACI* ‘ aid. ; he the complete end of «ejre:« • tion in thi* state by IMS. the • 100th anni*rr»*ry of the signing of the emancipation." . The Negro croup laid it had KING .MELTS hi.N'ii — Private Elvis I’res lev. now stationed with a l ’. S. Army unit •cnnlidered "the progrevv, al near Frankfurt, fake* timeout from hi* military duties to listen to pome rock 'n roll | though minute, that ha* hern guitnring by "rock-mound-thc-clock-King” Hill Halcv nt Frankfurt, Germany. Prctdcy made in the *Utr . . . toward the elimination <>f racial segrega­ visit 'tl Haley ciuinr thi luttcr's tour of tier many, hut Fraikfurt police naked that he tion and discrimination from a stay l zcVsticre, in order to cut the enthu* insr.i ot sums of hi* is* oi,thfu! admirers. So h»* got a private show. t l'l’ l Telephoto) . few area* " ! Howiv.r, it *<Jded. "we cannot *it idly by. acerplirg thi* ai the meature for progress of free-1 dotn. W> -ontider it the duty of in fllllER the Florida (NAACP) bronchc* to STOCKHOLM Sweden aCPI* - heaped on three Soviet *.dentist* «t»Vc the lead In the eitabliihment ADMISSIONS «ho were auaidrd the price for • of a completely democratic Soviet author Bon* ! asternal Mr Jean Paul Reiqiic (San­ phvilct ha* rejected the Nobel Priie for society. . . Pravda, the official party new* ford) The policy »tatcment alio liUrvturc appairntly he.au*e of paper, halted the »cientlita tod*'. Jeffrey Graham t.'anfor.l) attacked legUlative meaturas de­ extreme pressure brought by Com­ prsised their work ar.l hriprd M.iiy Prunimorwl liningaoo-J) signed tn *lde»t#p forced Integra- munist authorities, i n f o r m e d more romlemnalion on the non l ari Bvrih-n»n iliellaryl . tion or permit "token integration" ] »ourrr» reported today. - ronformivt writer whose book haHenry M-1 all (Sanford) , enly. t Authoritative information reach­ been banned in Hussia. Fthrl lull (Penary) ing here Indiraird the outspoken The Matemert a!»o: Op»| MrEachern I Kanfo'd) —Aaked Congreu to kill the author of "Dr. Zhivago" had re­ Rei-rcca Cretsinger (A.- .tracted the previous acrcptanrf ftlibuiter rule. ford) which he telegraphed to the Sard —Called (or federal aid to »top RIRTIIS lih Academy last week. •Bjob dlirrimination. Rahv boy to Mr. ami Mrs. —Aiked Negro eupport of the PaMrrnak. since winning the Warren Drummond (Ixvng * nod I • NAACP voter regi*trati.»n drive. 141.000 award, ha* been attacked III.M II MIG KM —Called for state aid to pro- j in the Soviet pres* and expelled FORT CAMPBELL. KY. ( MIT side relief for Negro** displaced from the Soviet Writers Union— NT 1-Army PEC Harold If Dreb Kliialx-th Chalklen and baby girl (Ind'an River i sly> a move that eoulil Uneaten the low. 22. son of Mr. and Mr*. Her­ by highway project*. (Veil Davit (Sanford) —Set a*lde‘ Sunday, May IT, j livelihood of the B* year-old au­ bert II Prehlow, Enterprise, H i . Mea-jy R. Strickland (Fan; 11\S. at "Freedom Sunday" to thor. is participating with the 101st Air­ ford I eelehrate the 1934 Supreme Court The academy, which awarded borne Division'* 42f>th Transport*Frank Knight (Sanford) • ruling outlawing public »choo! him the first Nobel Itteraluic tion and Supply Compiny in a Jean Paul It-Iqur I Sanford) priie ever givei a Soviet ettiirn parachute a<sault on Fort Campsegregation. OCTOBER in Russia, was expected to re l-ell. Ky.. a* a pait of "Exerriac MIMISSIONS reive a renunciation of the award White Cloud." Nettie William* (O -'rdo) in his name iburiiy. Thr rxereixe, whi.h lagan at Nelle Johnson lSanford) The tiealmant of Pasternak Fort Campbell Oct. 23 aid will Ann Audrey Firher (Sanford) contrasted sha.ply with the praise be cone In-led at Fi>ft Itragg, N. Catherine lias* (Sanford) Nos 6. is designed to tot the Joseph Williamson (Sanford) effectiveness of Strategic Army Georgia Campbell (Lake MonCorps (STRAC) troop* In making foe) • GAINESVILLE tUPI) A swilt ami decisive assault move­ RIRTIIS coroner'* jury *i< eipeeted ‘to ments Baby girl Cretsinger (San announce Ita finding* today In WASHINGTON (LTD Thr preblow, a supply handler in ford i the apparent suirtda of a Univer Rev. Wilfred Parson*. 71. former the company, Fort Campbell, rn IIISCII \RGES •ity of Florida frr.hmjn. fotird professor of political seienco at tered the Army in October 19J7 Jeffrey Graham ( Sanford I #hangirg from a belt In In* rmm Catholl,- Univeraily, died Tuctdav amt completed tsa'ic training at Frank Arlains (SanfordI early Tuesday. In Geoigctnwn llotpital. I’ araons Fort Ja.ksnn, S. C. Ihrlma Stearns and bai y girt Campu* official* laid William wa* a former editor of "Ameri­ He is • commercial fisherman (Sanford) Wallace Teague. II. of SarMota, ca." national Roman Catholic in civilian hie. Kemper SUver.a (Sanford) ' "had a long itanding im ir of wtek'y review. deapnndervy probanly aerented by academic protilem* " BRATTLEBORO, \t d PI)— Police lilted hi* death a* “ ap­ Dr. George King Strode, 71, a J.U K.SONVIU.E (CPI) The parent Wieide'* bui a final report former director of the Interna ■late Health lloonl *a> * 21S <.i*c, waa withheld pending an Inquest. tion.*! health division of t!,c Itnrk SEVIERVILLE, Tenn (UPDTeegua'l body wai found by afallcr FoundaUon. died Monday I The Sevie- County gran-l Jury of polio have hern repotted in Florida so far this year, •* com­ Mi roommate at I k) a m. hang- in Memorial Hospital. Tuesday refund to indict a 33 pared to t:M at this lime In 1937. Bing fr-rm tha top of a two decker [yeei-old maintain preacher for bed. The roommate had been VIENNA, Ga. (UPI) -M rs I rortribuurg to the delinquency of A orv-yeur old boy In Dade Coun­ •tudying In another room tf the Walter F. George, 7ft, widow ,-f I the U yfar old girl he wanted to ty was diagnnsrd a« a paralvtlc polio victim la»t week, the only ' ineo'a dormitory. the lata Georgia *e.i*tor, died marr/. nrw victim reported Tuetday night of a liver ailment Tse mry relurnnl a no true lull at her home. for George Washington Rollins Me still f»cc» r.on-«upport elurgeSAN MARINO. < alif. (UPI) - iirnught by his ex • wife and the John .Most Popular Carlton B. Tibbetta. 6C, head of mother of h!a five rhitdicn. VATICAN CITY t UPI > - Pope the l»* Argelea Steel Casting Co. J<-hn XXIII eho*e thr nio*t popu Rollins was initially charged PENSACOLA (L P I )-A pro- and former mayor of thi* city, lar ol Ihr M papal name* rrrord pellardriran T2* trainer crashed die*I Tuesday follow.ng a heart wills kidnaping Filed* Ogle after r<| in the annvls of Roman Calh , be look her to Georgia In a vain (£i*o*r tba Panaaeola Municipal Air­ attack. , attempt to get married The olie Church history. port Tuaiday, Wiling two Nary ft was to popular In fart, that |charge w»» reduced at a prelim pflntl. trvarv hearing when Frieda tald the \ati,-an chronicle* list 23 Tha violin** wer* Identified as I»hr accompanied the ndnister pope John* even though onlv 21 Ll Cmdr. R. R. Pownsrd, JS men actually used the name. ' wtilingly. and Lt. William J. K. Mot*. H. I Ketb atatioeed at Panaaeola Naval Air Station. TAMPA (LTD - Hillsborough Prisoners Unchuineri The Navy said the plan# County Democrat* •ought today BAGHDAD. Iraq ( U P I )- The erwahad after a "toneh and jo " to determine if they h*d *ome revolutionary government ha* or prarUre landing Both men »r-e turncoat* in their county execti HOMESTEAD lUPIl - Robert ilrird *halev• removed from all trappad In the plana, vshieh tit* committee. | rN R k Ara and homed for half Commltlea C h a ir m a n Phil Mc.Namee Jr. 4, drowned when prisoners. Lathing of pritnners asi hoar. O'Hara **id he hid report* that ho toppled Into the hav while alto wa* harmed 23 eommiitee memtier* are u p playing near hi* home In Home porting Hop. William C. Cramer, ttrad Ilavfront Park TuMday The boy was the «oo of I'atk Florida'* only GOP member of Prioon Probe Set TAIJ.AHA&SnE (UVI) -San. Congre**, In the Nos. 4 general Superintendent Robert M Namrr examiner i said the Harry Stratton of Callahan an- election against pemnrr»t Winton Medical drowning appeared arridrnta! hut nnunred toilay that hi* prison In- King If ac, said 0':i»r». they will be »n autopsy was tchedulrd today •MUgillng eommtUe# will meet tea* l.aip, al Pjslfnrd prtann on Wedneulay. thrown off the eommittre. Nsdo Cwy. Nov. Jg, to look Into ehargaa of inadarpiata admlniitratlon and Ma>We Maine'* *e»eoa»i 1* 1 (7* mile* ttrenmient of ronviet* long. Pasternak Rejects $41,000 In Cash Don't Be Mislead! Fir«t, let mo nay that 1 recopme thr.t if I commit ed an error of judgment, it i* aolely A reault of my oi»n making. Never in my life have ! committed Mich i. <r|ur.der, and I would rhoo»e thi* mo.»t inappropriate time to do ao. However, 1 do not want anyone i •undfr«ian,| that by admitting: my error, 1 am admitting that 1 \*n* driving while under the influence of inluxica u«, nt r i* it m> intention to tr.v a lawsuit in the prcaa. That matter i* to iu* trie! in court and l honestly do not irelieve I ant guilty of that offense. This unfortunate ineident did n"t arise out ,»f s Ir'r.wl. It was an appreciation dinner honoring leading citizen*, developers and builders. Here are * few of thr guests who were present and who either saw tnt there or talknd with Bint l.er Gary (Mayor of Oviedo and U'rite-ln-Candidate) Douglas Stenstrom (State Senator) .l«d n Krid-r (Manager • Chamber of Commerce—Chairman of County t omniissioners) Hospital Notes O. P. Herndon (t'lerk of t'irruit Court. Seminole County) Toni .McDonald (President Jl Cl Gene Tucker (Hanker) Howard McNulty (Ranker) Dave Gatchel (Nominee Commissioner Pi:(riet No. 2) Scott Rurns (Florida Power and Light Company) Kenneth I.effler (Student) News Of Men In Service Coroner Expected To Return Verdict . In Student Death Deaths Minister Cleared In Juvenile Case 21T» Hit Ity Polio Two Pilots Dead In Trainer Crash Demos Investigate ‘Turncoat’ Report Boy, 4, Topples Into Bay, Drowns -H EA R - CONGRESSMAN A. SYDNEY a * », ^ Herlong >v t* +> wif -4. TO-NIGHT >4 (HT. 2'.». to:. A (5:40 I*. >f. ./< WDBO-TV »- t'HANNKI/—(5 • vocation r r , • homo appfionco 5Vhat He Hnn Done For Ilia District find How Cen­ tral Florida Ha* (Jrratlv Renefittcd by Hi.* Able Work. He-Hlect HERLONG TO CONGRESS Pd. Pol. Adv. by A. Sydney Herlontr, Jr., Camp. Treaa. 1■ ■ warns c iino F a lla w C iiise n s: All#» 11 yeors of faith* tul Itrvic* ors your Ralbead and Public UHIili«l Commission, you havo honored mo with •ho Oomocrolic Nominolion for ro-olortion. I •(••ply approcralo this honor and won) )o thank •II of you who holporl mo to much. In (ho Control Etocflon wo Will win a groat Domocra'ic victory in Florida if all layol Domociatt go lo )ho poll* and volo foe iho party’s nominoot. I will bo gratofwl foe your Continued supp..t and your vai# on Novombor 4. Smcoeofy, ' W ftll/t C. KINO DtmactaHc Nomirsoo floeida loilroad and Public Urilifsot Commission, Group | (Fetotret ~t. p^4 W l. uu»u»*Xai-. t-e, C e'M f Rert Peterson (Real Kstate) Homer Little (County Commissioner) Fred Dyson (Defeated Candidate for County Commissioner) Mark Cleveland, Jr. (President Chamber of Commerce) And many others. Rut. 1 am not trying fo convince any of you Hint I am innocent of such eharjte. Assume, if you wlH, that 1 ant guilty. Then ask yourself whether or not this one isolated mistake on nty part is sufficient reason for you to undo the progressive thing* you indicated you xv anted done by voting for me in b’tc first place. I a l­ anine. and with considerable justification 1 believe, that when you voted for me—a person in this county only three years—and one conijrararatively unknown to many of you—that )t>u were sick and tired of letting th* people most able to PAY taxes get off with paying practically nothing. Thcro is no point in anyone trying to fool anybody about tire RKAL reaaon there i* a Write-In-Ctndidat* in this race. The “ MG-MONKY-HOYS" and the remains of the "OLD COURTHOUSE GANG” figured I didn't have a chance — so they didn't |*ay in'tch attent ion to me. It came as a shock to them, and frankly, to me and my friends, that you were so tired of favored tax treatment for the special few who didn't really need it, that you would be willing to vote for a comparatively unknown man. Take a look at thr names of the nten which appeared in the Sanford Herald advertisement Monday who said they were for the Write-in-Candidate. The vast majority of them arc cither extremely rich and owner* of largo acreage or the people who work for them. They certainly are not fooling me into believing they wer* ever for me in the first place and 1 don't irelieve they will fool you either. However, I assure them that If I do sit on the Board of County Commissioners. I will give them fairer treatment than they have shown me. All I want, and I believe, all you want is that each one of us p«v our fair share of the tax burden of this county—not on* cent more -and NOT UNK CKNT I.KSS! It is my sincere hope that the employee* of certain industries in this eounly will not b* Intimidated by th* threat* which have been made to use other methods o f transportation—or competing lines — or different feeds, seeds and fertilizer* it they do not vote for the Write-In-Candidate. He should be able to stand on hia own merita without any coercion <m (he part of any or all of hi* supporter*. J crjJogite to those of you who feel a kern sense o f disappointmct.t in my having committed an error o f Judgment in driving home while under sedative. I hope you ran find it within your hearts to recognize that aarh of us, at one time or another, errs. W A TC H FO R F R ID A Y S DISCLOSURES loot’s sret tho facts on the committee membership for a Write-in-Candidate. Who they are What they want—How much they are spending. Osuuwn it). (Dunn Democratic Nominee Board of County Commissioners District No. 4 A Paid Political Advertisem ent By Vernon W. Dunn �>------- v . ■' T— L'r '-.‘V l y y :y i'r -; 0 Washington Calling ri By MARqi'IR CHILDS PORTLAND, or*. — ’’ Forget the party label. Forget that you're a Republican or a Democrat. We'*• got te unit* all th* peopl* of Oregon." Th* speaker I* .IS.year-old Mark Hatfield, the Republican candidate for governor and hi* words ar* a measure of th* extraordinary transformation that has coma over th# Pacific Northwest. What ha* happen**] her* ehojld be a grtily lei.on to Republican* everywhere looking to IPSO and contrmplatng th* decay of th# party organita. tion. Thi* *»* on* Republican terri­ tory almntt a* rockhnund *« Maine. Winning th* Mrpubtican nomination for office in the pri­ mary you wrr* virtually guaran­ teed election. Only in rar# year* of deep economic trcuble did the Democrate com# out of the wood­ work tn benefit from a national tide Today all that i* changed Th# Democrats hate 9.1,600 more reg­ istered voter* than th* Repuhli■arts nut of a total of more than POO.OnO. a margin unlrram.-l of 20 year* ago. With an extends# olgwti ratnn of which labor 1* perhaps *h# mo«t Important ele­ ment they are conducting a g-n-srunts get-niit-thf-vote drive Democratlr Incumbent* are ra­ ted »» almo«t crrlatn lo hold the thre* rongretiinnal teat* they now have Walter Norblari, th* Republican In the fourth of (»**- Seminole Will Form ‘Committee Of 100’ Tha Saminola C ounty “ Committee of 100“ will be or* gtafzed Not. 11 at a meeting in tha Sanford Civic Center. Thu committee will have as its goal the location of more Industry. It will be composed of business and professional leaders from all sectons of the county, from all segments of the economy. It will serve ns the voice of the people when in* AUtry wants to Jincw how the average man or woman in fleminnle Cotnty feels about new industrial plants. Tha Committee of 100 will be nn Independent orgaHtation. Its funds, at the outset, will coma from the Chamber of Commerce. Tha organisation will elect its own officers, committee chairmen, conduct its own affairs. Mach Clevtlsnd Jr., president of tha Chamber of Com* mtree. said the committee is patterned after similar organi­ sations in other ritias. Cleveland ruld the local group selrct•d the “ moat successful" such organisation it could find to •«rvr c* a guide. Otj'ielala belleva that the Commute® of 100 will provide mlnoJe County whh a much stronger vclc® In Us battle to n new payrolls for the county’s growing population. Clave* land said pruarective industrialists often inquire about the Inaction of the people when looking over the county as a possible location. This committee will be Seminole County’s answer. In* dnBtriailst* will know that they are welcome. This will not be the Chamber of Commerce talking. It will be representatives from «ll groups, all areas. A similar organization was formed once before In the county. It did not survive. This was due. large!/, to the liml* tatlons placed on membership and participation, officials •aid. Th® new committee should serve as a continuous voice. The Herald believes such a rommltte® in needed. W® be* llevo that the group can accomplish much for this county and Ita people. a • • • Fred Othman Says DUNN, N C -tUPli— Howard all-year air-condlllooeii that rook­ |u w i unnamed ride* tn light WASHINGTON — The man ed, naturally-, with gat. Then j their Itrret* with ga*. I he lamp* for thia purpose lays put up or abut up. If I want turned out at the ml* of 1,900 a an automobile with a crank, a day. Demand wat *o great, my contain a modern inipiovrment friend .aid, that when the man­ Th* Florida Highway Users Conference has called for Step te gat In. no fender* to dent, agement *nw new-paper ad* of­ (known a* a irleniunt cell, which and a general backward look, he • “ realistic appraisal" of road revenue spending. At the i i* well hidden from rltitrn* who ’em. Juil writ* a check fering old-tinin ga* light* ripped •ame Ume, the organization went on record as opposed to make* from the atrretl of llalllmor*. 'like the Idea of the Gay Nlnrtiri for IMPS. any increase in taxes on gasoline or motor vehicles. So their I w*t. pondering It bought the cntiir stock lu *up Iin their town*. Thi* cell turn* on Sydney O. Chasa Jr., Sanford, chairman of the confer­ quietly his brochure an a 1001 plcment its own production the lamp! (there'* a pilot light I ee® sabl that state motorists already carry’ 40 per cent of merry Oldimoblle aa manufac­ My man *ald that many a pri at Sundown and »hut* 'em off the state’s total tax load In highway levies. In addition, mo­ tured today In Ft. Lauderdale, vatr citirrn I* buying lurh a |next morning at dawn, That cut* lamp In illuminate hi* dilvrway, - operating expenae* in half, and torists pay *H of th® same general taxes paid by other Kin , whin In dropped a friend of lighting it with a match, and for­ |my gur»t I* that the rlrrtrlr pow­ Mine from Kvamville, Ind. lie group*. laid tn* whole town waa interest- getting it. It burnt night and er i rople won't like the idea one Chaa® said that Silt million from llccna** tags is allocated cd In ill new factory now mak­ day at a cn*l of *<>mrlhlng under ■little- hit. Hut (hero you are, Profor county school capital outlay. He said $31 million from ing, on a modern production line, 4U cent* a month, he said. gr?i». In whatever direction, a|. th® sale of tags goes Into the state’s general fund. This, he itrret light* that burn gai, alio The firm *l*n I* dickering with ways hurts Somebody. charged, la diverting the funds from their proper channel- at In 1P0I. Whether thli indicatri a retur.i construction of roads and highways. He predicted that Fiord* eventually must see the win- of high-hutton ah.-e, mu-.tache dom of enacting laws to protect road funds. In 27 states, rupi, dull ruffle*, lit.-ttv whip... alteve garteri. home cert, tem enu* from road*u»era is earmarked for roads and high­ man, buitlet, tintype*, chocker ways. collar*, bra**.|>ound brewery The Highway Users Conference makes scversl good wagon*, flypaper, torrhllirM ,-*%• points in its statement. If the stain is to keep present roads ade*, horr.hair tofa* and wax repaired, and build hadly*needtd new highways, adequate fruit undir glaai, I do not know. But I’m beginning to wonder, funda must be available. TL* marry Old*, aa made In Too. thsre should be a limit on the taxes that any <me Ple’ Ma by tha American Air pm group should be asked to pay. du 4 Corporation and distributed by Old Tim# AUtol, Ltd., of Nrw York, give* a fellow j>.vr>e. It I. a genuine burknoard autumol.ilf with a tiller bar, a horn with a FORT CAMPBELL. BY. (AHT- concluded at Port Bran, N. C . ^rubber bate for *qiireilng, tire* N Q —Specialist Pour Cecil A. Ben Nov. S, it de >nrd to teat the I lomethlng like Utuxe on a bicycle, ton, J», eon of Mri. Demon (law- effcctlvrne.a . . Strategic Army ami a •.-at up high for two —• who'll have » better view than Use, Sanford, FIs., Is partirlpet- Corpe (STRAC) troope is making through a panoramic wimhhleld. twin and decinva aiaault move­ h i with lbs 101st Airborne Divi­ Tha Old* has no glaa* front; you ment*. got th* full benefit ef th* breete sion's lout Bifnil B.'tsllon In a A radio relay operator In the A crank I* standard equipment parachute eiieuK on Port Camp­ baltallon'e Company B at Port bell. Ky. aa a part at •ExerJ*# Campbell, ftperlaliil Penton enter­ It you want an electric atartrr and a generator gyitam. that' While Cloud " ed the Army In June tMd. option! equipment at eitra roil HI* father, 8. C. Benton, livea Tim man laid bad hwn raiding The exertion, which began at Fort Campbell Oct. » and will ba in Birton. the ad* about all the fancy fine on th# other this care. The new Old* ha* no fin*; It doesn't even HITJ.MHtJfJ hare fonder* Hide thi* ear at t :a*t it m a ij’J i. ACBOtM 3. Haetene 33. Dehigh ipecdl through th* mud ami UIS.I" -3L4.4 4. targe L Suffer* moluh p 'j.'j -t-i'jrt a u you need a linen duller. worm 5 c tiuiLti .<n:-i dull pain 34. ReThe ipaclflcationi claim the uh*y:i.»j»4 . im » i • •Lltuwing volve 5. A clique feur-hortepower engine will run 7 I f VM j naw . Ianplemeats * Prectooe her at 3S mile* an hour top *perd IBJJj' v.t.% 10. Clamor atone Run.il ik-'J.i-. i i .v j :-.v and get 47 ml!a* U> th* gallon T. Seaweed SS. Army 11. Travel* te mu m i ’ im j -i : i le t any other car tn piodurtion end fro S. Pirm fleld :tn-m today match that. food *. River IPr.) n |.*r,:*s • 11 •. < II. VUJtor Tb* IPOl model Old* will eomr 12. Observed 3P. tiegarda | •ifiaw'.tr*) ItOIrt'a out of the factory at th* rat* of It remele nlrknant 31. Beard lomthndy earn* along with a new. Y**t*r4e>‘* Seiee ahtrp II. Biblical ef ly perfected and exceedingly effi­ city (pota ) II. Mint or SS.BPQR rye IS. *'fjly maid cient ga* mantU that glow* white pereley 31. Eager members 33. Pct.r — nl Astolal" IP. Armadillo 40 ItilUlde when tit. ST. 1'ioooua 33. Man • dugout actor This resulted nhviouily la the nick. SB Hawthorn 43. Perform SI. Porclga manufacture of atiwrt lamp* that aaaa berry SI. Peat 43. Statute hum ga*. TV** now are being »0.1 t'.r 3.000 during ’ll# n#it IT m«mh* 31.1.* i/o*4 and the following year. If the de. tic* mand hold* up. at 1.000. And that 89. a mulUfsr* bring* u» to thoie ga* light* en lou* evtl th* itreet earner. 3* swiftly My pal from Indiana *aid the SO. ran* for Taanaeaee Gaa Tran*nils»i»n Com­ Uve coala pany apmmd • whlla haek In •twin® PranertOe a plaaet to men«f*e«un* SS. SMa Spending Road Funds * I Fturnal Vijfilunco By PREDKRICK C. OTHMAN M. I.*#, official of the local soluntccr fir* department for nearly Jo year*, pride* himself on ihc fact that hr netfr ml**e* a fire In the city. In tact, when a lo al ladm sta­ tion persuaded him to appear on * program lo promote fire pre­ vention, l,ee rxcu*fd him*e!f In the puddle of Ihc broadcast when th# fire alsrm sounded ’’ Kxctiie me," Lee told his list­ ening audlenr#, "I h u e to g.v” D r a f t H oard V e t BURLINGTON. Vt - (I'PI) — Mi*. Ila/el lender ha* »ersed a* clerk of Selective .Service I/val Hoard No. I without interruption •ince 19tft gens Housa Beats ia in danger. Neither of th# two Senators, Richard N*uheif#r and Wayne Mura*, both Democrats, is up this year. In th# neighboring State of Wathlngton the forecasts ahow that Senator Henry M. Jackson will win something like a landalid». IDs Republican opponent, William Bant*, a former United Stale* Diitrtrt Attorney, I* said to he running merely- a trial heat in preparation for a later effort. Of Washington'* *#\»n Hnute •cat*, the Democrat* now hold on# and they ar# given a fair to gcod chance to pick up t»o more. It ie not to h# wondered al, then, that Hatfield I* making a etrong non-party appeal A for* mer political felenr# profeltor at I dean of atudenta who looks like th# all American egghead. Hat­ field I* puihlng a re.ourreful campaign. H* **>• the poll* thow him leading Governor Robert D Holm#*, erd he 1* confident that he w.ill win even tiiough he read­ ily con-ede* that the Democratic majorities in the e'at* legitlature will ih. larger lhan #*er. Klected to fill an unexpired two-year term, Holme* ha* been having familiar difficult!#* with the demand for more school* and highway* and at th# u n i. time lower tax**. His backer* belie*# that with the D*. mocratlr tide he will h« narrowly pulled in along with the other* on ills ticket. Why *heu1d this trwneforipol.su hav# occurred In what w*» one# «afe Republican territory? There are many an*wer*. hut two one immediate and one long range irem to be mint rrvelant. Dependent on lumber, agurul* lure and mineral* ami. in Wash­ ington, the aircraft industry, tha Pacific Northwest felt only a faint breath of the Kleenhower pro.parity. Th# r*ce**!on hit hard and there ar* ttlll pocket* of un­ employment. Th# Demonat* Mam# tha Lxenhower Administra­ tion for atopping th# New Deal public power program which they insist is es<ential to a stale .till in Ihe first phases of in<lu*rri*l development. Governor Holme* ha* wired the Federal Retrrva Hoard protesting the newest hike in interest rate* al likely to damp dou-n th» homing Industry again, and homing is vital tn Oregon, with ft.’, percent of payroll* in foreel product*. Hut what ha* long term signif­ icance is th# fart that there Is virtually no Republican grass* root* organisation. A* it it put hy- Hatfield, a realist in the style of Richard Nison with whom hi* Republican admirers compart hint, th# big boy* in the party thouglVal you could buy * victory with bits* board* and tcleriiion time. In IV5*. putting D.uglai McKay *ga net Wayne Mor»», the "fat cat*' went all out and mor# mon* #y was *pcnl In Oregon than in any of th# *Ut*» except Callforn* ia and New York. McKay was He* rifttrly defeated, and thi* y**f th# r*ch Republican* ar# •ittirg on ther pock*tl«oks while Hatfield conduct* a do-it-r cu-self car^ paign. If the Pacific .S'orthweo »#r# an ie.'latcd e.amrl# .it might pot he to., imp-irtant and It could ha -written off to special ritcumstan■*• Rut in state after ttat# th* GOP I* dying at .he top and for all of Vi#c-President Nixon'* per* •oral popularity In hi* party thil ha* profound meaning for »h* election Ju*t two year* off NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:15 c; k t MORE OUT OF 1,1PK UrtOtlT TO A MOVIK. M-G-M REX KAY HARRISON-KENDALL I'D* ■I t V l t i c i j i n i T ) i •htii u l i f e JOHNSAXON SANDRADEE BnB.a• MMBVB Krnlurr: I : IK • .1:17 5:18 • 7:15 - 9:14 N ew s O f M en In Service DAILY CR O SSW O R D SS. Ctoaa te at------ rod d& Devoured dLBay R edi Th* official newt agency Tat* said iciantfsu with th* 8oviat con trnenul Antarctic #ip#.lition re­ ported they wer# first to e»taMi»h that a snow-covered ice plateau extends morn than 110 mile* I* tween tha •‘fcrvletahay*'’ re.eatch Matts® sat Rtf geofrwphlesl South F®1«. Tbn tipedltion la fcraded hy Evgeni Toatlkov. Mcksame 44. Honor WMlnaadap, Oetobar SR. 19SI K iT T WXI.TKIX UIRI.OW, M il*. ##4 Pw»ll*X.r rsSUOrt Dalle #ae#tl Satn*4«r. Bi*<*r ••* Ckrtoraa*. a*l*H*r »e#*»*4lan IS/UlaH t #* a ci* s « ar, aai* at *n* r#*t m i m S ^ ’i i ’vsssa c a ; Mf OmnUr I flr w jy r t i K8G I Now a thrilling new Plymouth line - a t a new low price / tut* hav* clalmad a “ first" In the Antarttlr. SBBey*a i Claim Find MOSCOW (LTD — 8®vi#t *#!•" anaacwimsa m tbs ‘ Mm K#wtn man On# T*#v CAI.I. HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 HERTZ R-,,Ur IrMlBfB FA 1*7500 ll.tng onto }<mr limit when you drive a Fury. Hut Irl your njiirits fly . . . for joii’ ra bossing Ply mouth's New Golden Commando 395, lire biggest, most capable V-R engine avail,tl.l# in tbe low-price liclil today. IScvcl in llic Fui>'a new ltuui), it* push-button con* venience* that no oilier ear in ils rla»t can give you. For '59, your Plymouth dealer offer* a new line of Fury hardtop* and eonvertiliJf*, built in the Fui) i|Kirti tar tradition, ami available at new low price*. Sr® him today and grt that “ Fury feeling" you.telf! • u#->m*C im ilM «•«' 1*11*1 l,*i, e«*a«,a •« I hw f v , «,#«.'*. If IH NEW, PLYMOUTH'S GOT IT I SIC THESE FEATURES AT TOUR DEALER'S! l . s aria m . m o \ T SK47.se In vmr 4. s k it nr m n r o n r n r r x i* •wing ea-ily in «r out ol many ’V) Plymouth ni-xlrl*. •tandard «n Sp.ut I tov m-drl*. «plion*) in cvriy Plymouth price tangr 3.at:tr i.g rnuointist r. u at J. VHIROn.lf I7ir real *I#W mil >nur toe with the New Golden (!einmandn 3V5* ur Fury V-800 enginr*. .7. PI Mllll rilM S give new rntyrenier.ee in dr/irg, bcsliug, rrni.latu-g. Dontmiu rnr * aut jirratically dim* headlight daulc frum behind. I nt b. ILTOM I TH 4»f III I IGf.ft# dim* >out headlight* for others. THE NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW withLAWRENCE ABC-TV. JrS Vie Rob®ilo, A ft. SOI E. lit ) �m * Bantorb Wad.. Oct. 19, 195S—Page I Wrr«IB Butler University Men Elect Carol Nutt Homecoming Queen W o m a n ’ s P a g e l*hon« FA : J*lt Mi*» Carol Nutt, daughter of j foothill team ard p- *ented an while *he tan* presented with a Mr. a.ij Mr». Clyde \V .N.utt, was : otchid flom the pies dent o f the hiaftlrt and a apray of rote* rho.cn Homecoming Micen at l University. fotm the Alumni Allociat on Saturday afternoon Butler de­ Duller University, Indianapoiit. Before the Rail l arol and hn fr*d . dur mg Homecoming fertivl- feated Valparaiso I1 lit|t thr half l '«.oit, John Mu.n, a quarterhafk time the que-n and he* rourt were f . » the weekend nf Oft |* 1on |he team, had dinner at the i i • |*rrr'» <ir..\e to Indiana* esrorted tn the renter of the field h tVe*t ihrlntp hou*e with the poll* for the event and report a football tram. At the Rail that wonderful time. While thrte they n ght Ihe wa* downed attain ,thli attended all the festivities, indudtime with a rhir.eMonr tiaia She me the parade wa* prnrnted with a trophy ami Carol wa* the ieti! arte*ted by another apray of roses. thr Women's ilr'oi.-n.e Hall to Jimm> Cordell, * n f Mr. and i* • sophomore. Dm mg Compete for the honor w.tb girl* Mt* J. I) Cordell. <« rleited -•liman .ear st the l representing the KU >rily h .airs. ptetident of Ihe frr hn.an rla*» Carol wa* Mae l»*y | Mrn on thr rat- nu* voted (or the at \n.trrw College li Culhkert, \\ate 1meb.ii ()uern. aimI queer and the outcome was kept up In the I'hoio FUah a *e< ret until the prp raly hold i l'*Mr anil Mr* Kil'k Mrbane Oct. IT. \t Ihe tally Carol wa* Jr atlrnde<l the Hum.. omlr)g If* State lleautv Cnntea*. frowned to the fantain of tile tivltle* at ftaridton ( liege, (la* niton. N l ' , last wiekend. Mr. Mebane i» a t;ta lua'e ef the col­ lege. I birf w-al 'It* ll IT Mil ant* air m Mlanu - ending the Nati-mal ( .-nkrnti.-n >•'. :he A*auclall" - of I'olltr t'hirf* aaai.aa Turnei. Sanfuid, and thina'-l File*. O.rMl**, Florida I dura* Rcmtiiandla wli: have an S*utlrm .tuiteil*. hate ptrtlgrd upp-rtunity ta inter to thr r Kappa Alpha fratrru.ty, Joteph •llplltr.t whim* al.en the ,-ity ref- Hattie. t*»ir.t... a • attending V pi ofr.tii.nal auttii.nrrr will reatio.i department »; naort a Snutliern h** pit ur.1 I'hi Sigma tie on hand fur two auetter- i« llillowr’en window pa.nttng cun l.appa lx held In Connrttion with Ihr DISC l^SSINt, I'l \\S | ill* UT-tlil t .immunity l)* y lo F*s ie*t Mm Hu hard T ^ V' <:ktr and S*iuth«td# School Hallowe'en i ar Ih’ IiI Nhv. , .it 1•> i. in. at l|nl.v i ra»*- K|ii*cu|al Church mo T*> twgin thi* 1hur,ri.*y after- her .hlldren. alary, i aura, aid ni.al thi* tnday night. •Mm . Kicluanl I»***«•*. cli.n im .in ; M r,. KtmlaU lianc, pruKiani i,». . theevent U vpon* >acd In Wendy, rriurncl t*i It. Ijiuder leader; and Mi*. \ It. I’elvre'itt Jr., ns.'i.vtaut rhaittnun., fhe fir*t tale of while rleplunt cooperation with Sanford mer- dale after .lading her paient*, Item* will begin at 7.30 p m. with 'Herald .Staff i'hoio) i tha..t* l*i r» have tne donated Mr. and Mi* It I M II* Sr, fur au* ti,Hirer llrih Cullirr *rlling to and wlmeii will ho .elected In1U day* hire the highest hnldeta Thr U*t will I the |unlor .* -I * nlor high compe Mi and Mr» (.core* Mi begin at b.30 and r-ili eonltnit. taIi**i* Itiown. Ilk’ laurel A>e. hate a* until all left over Item* vie *|i* A ptrant* In the co-tr-t aac ' **»•* Mr. Rrown'a hro |*0. e,| ,.f. •-1. -1 *• ,*- -■* rw tli *1^,11* |thrf. ( audr T. Faria, a*lobe, M is s CAItOta NUTT. H om cc m • Qu ■ - ‘ Ball r I ’ n lvrr ly. i- unlated fro m th e c a r In addition the ra-n, at willttrrii.sr>t)AT I irshyii-ilan v hutch will meet al ri indepartment and receive - 'r • hei ■•- ■>. Proctor b y h er encort, John M otes, (P h o to I Hit Korku, InriinnnpoUa) feat ire two dance pi..grama t.. | I window ataignment*. lari*. I h.N-mr. Arn lx preaented by the student* of - Training t Pi n supper and 7:30 p. in. Painting will *-e done w.th lent -''r* Rol-ett I Ri*.**n i> in the Choir prattler at the First Itapplanning mi li,,g st Ihr First the Hranna School of Hafue. ra water .lua palnii with the r,,h Memorial Hospitalin l>e list (huich a* follows. Carol. A IS ltjpti*t Chute'* al A p m the rommittee In chaige of nata ad a* at Pinerrctl luniorM*®'^ racueermg (t >>« aurtrery Prayer meeting at the Fuat p. it ; l b. .oid, 7 p m.; ar.d High and Semir.ole High School performed Mun.aay Her Condition ihe p«-ny ride* hai ann«,un<e*l that Cliuirh. A p. m. they hate Serinrd additional punHaptist Church at * 30 p m 1 ..I liar,-I to aene in an ad” »*•[»« " *°°* . , ( l.ditor * .Notr: Your acquilnl. portnnt iriflurr.ee on meat spend laml'iet paid an average of M to It - al Ambassadors meet al tha vliory capacity. Mr and Mr* ( liarlea Juhnatun ,r> ami a tart for thi* year's Ihr Senior High Choir of the left S uihIav on a motor trip to carnival. This booth is alnay* a I First I'rrsbyirnan Church will church at 7 p. in, ante will. Ihe fade In (hie riit. ing, the studies indicate Govern- •enta. ColumhU, S < , to viiitrrlitivn leading attraction with children I for 'rchrartai at' e so p m. I’liw rr*t Itaptlst Church Adull patrh will n>t redu e Ihe *o«l of inert econumlits aald that in Wl.il d.xt a'l thia mean for thr Dale Carnegie Class %tArtdinf in lin# for houn Ju»t f»»r __ . . . . . . , „ , tn«l fiirmU Mr John«tatn Choir piacticr* at 7.3o p. tn. .* airhdn alrak al your neighbor- many ra<e*. spending »hift* from luluie’ tne chance of . ude. It 1. the 1 Mld Week Bible h«ur of the ov%nr r «»f thr l.vr.|«uOtl Suprr howl In: 1r In r lounler. nor * hange j cheap to really item* a* family I'op dathm eapert* hate predict Is Organized Here hope of thr committee that better Mist Prrsby'eiun lliur.h will >UrU t. The Natal Offi.ers’ Wi.es Club tsaisait■ Ihe prlre of milk. Rul ll HII.I. income goc* up. od a dradily rising national p..puViititaU uf Mlo Janrt Johnson service will be afforded, in that h,. ron*lurtr<l by the paitur, l!cv. t,,''b ,,,A h a t''sh e 'u thirr may tide In the rail al one A. CJ. Mctnnis, at 7:30 p. m of J h Ip you figure out whither you I -a income fimiliF* reported lation toniblncd w.tli a .onlmu.il hM '»•••" •uccciifui in ;* lo ,-rgjm;i' a Ha.r ain. gie l-s.a rTfU|Wr<j|ng al hn home follow tllllr The Chaocrl Choir of the Firat n w |(llli| Ikf m m ( ( « Jit** M in the iaiJ *j i *. * showed that dr.linr In thr nun.her »f farmer*. in Sanford leadn-g *Ifterns and turgery l*»t week in the SemiPresbyterian Chinch will meet , th-y pa d an a*f age of M rontl With a g.eatrr peicrniwy. of la dollar*.I and their wives ,,„;r *|r... . , , plta| ||rr eon for reheat sal al 7 Jo p m. a p luntl fur meat iltch Income milir* taking on the buying hah »r« among thoie who signed for ||t|on „ „ , f ,*ortr*l s* g-ont. It* Ui.RNAItU RRI.NM.lt Pireerrsl Itopti.t Church Pray­ ___ ._ _ ____ I idled I’rea* Intrrnalional er meeting at 7 13 p. m. at the •l» ol the ii.lisn oii-l lu.al nun- the course while Mc-iding demon-1 V|,.H....L WASHINGTON —(Ul’ ll -T h e farm at.-up*. I>>.k| tprndiny .(ration* at the I'mr Centrr Mr* .'aiy Joyce llatrm')ti . hut. n. I* a* (. mmI as Ihr name that The fir*, rlaa* ......... . ,* (he ( U rP C Ilt A lO rS C M amount of money you «prnd on may n«c faati-r than the Inrreair Kngllsl) teacher at "eminole High elands behind llirm. sh:i r a l ib Tu* *d»v from A 3 iV . ( ) „ |**00(l KfOM OlH V T ill KSRW fool and the type of fool yon In i-upulaliun. School, and Mrs Ruth Carlton, in 3u tn I’-.ttu, tor* were ruv depend rot only on ho** much , l Pit \jtlt.*ultuir il» ;.u ilm. nl rX|-ert* WASIIIM.rnN Irarhrr at Southside School, were tiul .Scout troop 233 . f Ihr First Ian.-\r.n and Will,at, t ole IT 1 J | ,rr whtf ,iW hU . f, ini| v prr. yn.i <arn, hot a lo uu where you rli.-'r th* r-inikinntion »*f prow* initialed into Itlio Chapter of |)rl , Presbytrrian Church will mrg-t in live ms i*i..irra may »hmil the aver* ' f . r........... , irketa today offer a la kappa lianims. honorary so- ihr Youth lluildlng at 3CT p. m. Ronald Brohak'i an 'Ir* choice from which tha hmsaa 102 E. 1st FA 2-0181 ho nifiit*. which account fur a apr la n d * * f- ml .pending up I./ crey for women teachris, at a Cub Scout Par); 3l\ of the Firat d ill quarter uf the total national n iff . pick Ihf moil f oi oml ore s.in .1 to a* much a* one-half Hireling **f the cliaptrr held at thr i • im s- ......................... t, , . fw-d bill, what you rat and spend h> It' mea».i*rd in 19.'I .In! tinues for a peri.-d of f.urtrrn „ r||( „ r r , atllp|P(i i,Jlrd on ltaytoi.a P'ara Hotel in Payton* depend* V.hth on type of < immu*j lat llrarh re,entl). wrrk* rlly • *1 Hi* irffion ir •cht.’, you I September vn-l October price* «*n the a eatot *purt l.n fatal The Initiation ceremony wa* fu; lav• . § m.) lor local f-wl chain* and on «|9<*itilint:. thi *** i-x p iti. bcllrtc. lowed by a tiampirl . rlrbiatlng i f T .< data *!i*iw* there air *"mr Mil! lUffl! |."t 1Ihr soulti wlieir the D r id ir i* d i n n e r s T o l d agn.ullutr depsrtment st-idie*' 'j ’Jv"* Ff-cf; ihr sixth anniversary of Rho rcitlonal uiffrtcr.crv in food liujr* I 41fl) f«9 1 •) m o v r m .it .tailed I hrhar.loi.l Hupllcale U nig. Ten rei.l* Ini* * I 7 1 .ups of Chapter. I»r Kdna Parker, stale iitk* hah.i* In the .-nth J >r • \ . I»*aE ' f)u *- ni<.* i hit Much fa* • hmrI -i »i ntiir'-ls. .*thomngenl/rd whole fluid milk: pii'sidmt of Hr.la Kappa (iamtna, •* . a nip.i. hr aceiakf iio.new.tr Im Itati Ihr Ilx ( ommiimly Center *• rup- *»f diluted r*j|M>iateil wa* Ihe guc*l .(maker. apeni1* lc*» el the gloci-iy atorc f I nr,.* of re. nstlt.rtrsi .» ) T •irm hi ithir unit Wiitiei* win lust, 1 ly.K- I. Also altrmllng tr..m Seminole <99b-' >------than women in other aertmn* In 1**1 |)kf Oil .It * 1 a d Mr* .1 |> 1 , |, ;l " at dry milk, 1 the northeaat. a houaewifi 1 in* rr Hi:.• *" it'd. Mr ar.d Mr* Irving Pel. ll >!»• inij>* To coruume •lightly more Vila County *>as Mrs. Margaret Hoi I %-ng for mc;.l ia more likely In prr ir< I in Ihr nr\t >f*r» Iwrg: third. Hr ar.d Mr* l.ccn *' "mo needed bv adult* in bring home a leg of lamb thuu ant Munarm: fourth, .Mi*. J. i ■*■ day. you ran buy l medium No mere water logged straws, llir \*oi.’ l be in any other »**ctlon. Itakcr and Mu* Maigarrt Rati! »•»««• f t pound) for 11 ecru*: says t inanufarturrr of a new How muih dura your lo.-ation I'orlv Chops And Kiev The four wrrk Individual tour 1 "'f'bum tomatoes (7 * pound) plastic rup The cup has a built tn affect your grocery bill? If you ■men! for the Fred lilcln trophy •n<1 ’’ »",4‘l hr»'1 straw Madr of Hgid pol.rthylrnr, I'lidding Casserole h\r in the nty. your .a*h outlay 111 egln fTtursday algbl .1 » i « f rat* cabbage i ‘ ») *1 1 thr Cup I* e,p*** tally designed f..| I In* 1nip* . Pott* Chops Itice I* likely to he double til* amount liie t immunity < • '* •« n,,t Breesaarlly economical rhlldirn » tne It <an he ster(ll*eil Pudding ( .n**-iole . .is a natural ter. torner nf I6lh and Majin IIAIIV i .IIU- IIOHWKM*. ip* nt by a larmer. cheaper cut* of m.-at. 'x and its tough rn.i igh to withstand Tne U ij survey Indicated nil datiRhti r < >( M . nntl Mi -. for th. month of Ortoliei I'.uk ;l<a ,au*r a more rspensivr cut may at.u>e Available 1 - 1 red, blur and urOan famlllc* »prnl an accrual lliasr more ,«lrl.le lean m.tl • Hosvvoll Snnfunl. price* are now .lightly lower due yel tow. I.) thr >ra*0m.l high swing 11. hogi of IS 1*0 per per*on f..r fo.wl each ||e»e it a comparlsnt of the Horn Ovtolycr 11. t>*ing marketed. Oitoi.cr 1* al .. Dainlressurs Meet week. Farm fatnlllr*. although •'Iran rn*t’ ’ of tome popular cull i Tin do Iiv i*ty**tl'ntn) rrf npn.irtl as National lli.a S*ini Orpr ;c Fml 31 of Nation-' j* current prr el: Round 'teak ^%hey at* mure total fool .tpen; Month I’uttlng these two fa.ti uni* It .31 per capita weekly. Ru­ al Hairdresser* and Cosmetol... <0,t, p,-r p,iund. while Ihe j tojeth' r, Ihi* reripe It houn-l to • »•» ............... . met Monday |r.n - <t 1* II.SO; chuck .!>* cost ral non-farm familic* w nc In liewin fllnnd*. lae-n. with an average per rapita •«ilit at Marie Nltrhtenga * * ,v« .»• 1* a i**)und. an.1 the lari Herr's why. The nee pudding Itrauty Salon In tlrangr (Tty fO.nl bill of M *n ... m, u cents: t bone steak It I. sparked by thr addition of ; . For meats, which account for ■ ■ M r TM nuaM H i Plan- were discussed for No- u 39 per pound:, anil the Iran ' «tn* and cinnamon. The*e tw < > a full quartrr of the total nation­ t.rsnal itrauty f .ilmr Wrek in Feb- ,.**t I* l? 7S per (xiund brl*kel is Ingredients normal)' make a hit ruary. It «** decided to ho d a r> enta and lean $1 to al food bill, what yuu rat and with <hildrri. The potk chnp* are •p*n.i depends both on type *>f ■hop at t w next meatl I ll- l.olrls true f"i poultry flr*t browned well They am then drmonstialmg hair coloring aid ) : r * co*t so cents a pound.and eommunlly and th .rgion In plnrril atop the rice mixture In which you lice. bleaching al Harriett* llgaul th* ... lual co*t nf meat on the a Bleated baking dish, covered N" k in Sanford. The aui*e>a *how that rlty I. I * An *ents a pound Stewand I,iked In a 3S0 drgrrr* P, ▼atnllie* u*e more beef and le*. At the rlose of Ihe ni«*,-lirsr»- »r* ,,, 111 rrr.t*. and th m.*at 1* '.veil l..r til minutes Thr til *H I* frr.htnrnls were *<rvrd to the tu, poik than farm famlllc*. and -l* luikrya co.t IV cents Him uncovered and baked ar. ad itkrrtih r* prevent by the h,**tr<* ahaiply more veal and lamb uiirat lit: rente. rlitior.al IV minutes. Housewives In the weal buy I'rirk (hop*— nnue brrf thin in any other part Hire Pudding I assrr.de of the -ountry. Western families A loin nr till |Kirk chop*, a t 11 u m : s o i i u k mac h i m : ea! more than three times as much r-t 1 inch thick herf a* *uuthern city famllle* and 2 lslilripoo.it lard nearly f.\e time* a. murli ai I teavouon salt Southern farm familir* -•%* hrhfnyou d o . . . 1.8 |.a>poun pepper If you live in the South, on. ^ . „ . —*x-*' •g ! cup rice fhe other hand, chance* are you, ^••sgisfy* 1 visit F A M I L Y ! '1 rup t sitin* Wj\ nuie pork than the atr:age ** i ^ • 1 * J rup* .old w "ter family in any other pail of the II you need IIAIIV I.IIU. S C O T T . £ l ’ « tca*| • * • !. si*, arnon country. •Imitfhler o f Mr. *m.l Mrs. 3 t • ( tahlespooni auger Family Income also hat an Im- Damon Scolt, Luke M UP TO 5600 I lrat|>non tall Horn October ll. !'* cups milk phone FAi tl n 2-4612 (I’lirio bv Horpatr- *. > Let Junior Help ttrown thops in lard Pour off CHICAUO —(CPI) — Mom can diipping*. Season chop* wtih 1 before noon to arran;* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n n n B w n M i lighten household ehoies by leach­ teaspoon •wit and pepper Add ing Junior to make his led befole Deanery .Med Slaleii r.ce ard raisins to cold water lor money Ihe same day! Members of H -; ' .« Fpi.ro Bring '.<* a hod, stir, rmer ard School. _F»pert» at a bedding manufac- pal Church wi,; attend a Tall airimfr IJ to IM minute* or until Wring firm (Seal), Inc.) recom­ Hear.rrjr meeting in Orla -do at flee it tender and liquid is ab­ Cash t»j 74 VentMr or am i»,rw <oso*.a roiraiu mend thi* qulek-and easy method the Cathedral Chunh of y lm)e sorbed Stir cinnamon, sugar, flriwsnt* Pettit* on Tursday, Nov « for teaching the small fry. salt and milk Into rlrr raisin GET A The Superb $170 00 $ 700 Treat all covers (evcerl the hotB**Utration will ixg.i at 9 mixture I'our Inlo an 8sl2inrh II 00 III CO lorn sheet at a single c.ver. Thi* Holy C«>mmunh-n wii: f- lo* a*. greased baking thth. Place sea | "SIUNT SUfIR" 72000 1)00 10 a. m. A Sun. In p will eu1* the time m half. toi.nl chops on rice mixture Co F | | P P IDUCATOP 31700 1100 Smith-Corona Ure up hems e>f top sheet, blan­ served Reservations mutt b* ver tightly ard bake in a modrr■ I m P i B l APRROVID 74 00 4)7 CO l.scrcdikls ikal ih.s dimly o*a) car* ttetiuics t lun ui new kets. and spread at the bottom made h> Oct. Jo with Mu VC, t). ate ovrn I.IJu <1. gr ee* F | 3o min Inrtv N 517 00 37 00 With the heml even, fli-k the hed Martin. AU Delatcy Park Hr. Or­ ulet. Uncover and rontinue bak­ l.p,tick m l li.ndj nltlor! Ili-horXyf.. •I rsnjn.a cirsmy* LOW l*A 3 MFAT I ding fnrwanl over thr length of lando, h a 3 ngsa n-*,«t lipvtick formula...* who!* neve way l« !*•* t.pttl.lt ing IJ mir.ulrt Yield' * tervirg* | in** roocwrrsiwe thr bed and tuck In alt cover* al ••<o*a aiuw R* .llaLte Hi S«t«tj m.rror-esses. ..I* mstker •>( petti... or c under th* mattreis e d only. IwOeMa IMI Isrts.-e shell... gold... or cl*.nr * !«.e I knttkes! ( «n pleta %!.«• bedding will hang straight ' »*• 1 1r.u.u r,o. Sir fVdlyt (9 ‘1,1* I •*'«• •**11 > , „ w.lh lupolieV ...irnm 150.* Rehlts,..ln ele.eo ikiJes.,. and neatly along the side*. FINANCE SERVICE, INC. »*I|M »»►*! H elf • a i* ., tin*'**,* I/.J* ea. *|Viij. I* , M.frtN» O .».* >•-•**.*. Plump pillows and arrange bed-1 l* i *T* |Mu* 91 •<1 I ‘-*.'4 b|' U|| set l»|« iMriim tn » « I M ln .J « (,.,* 10 01 SANFORD din: under and over them. •91» 9M , , , 919 I ftisits » i lain• It work* for Mom. too. • M{M‘ o * * « iis**i I *r t iruL 125 South Park Annul A|vvn.vn prr-lfMlfd (p G A A on a U Additional Carnival g Plans Told Window Paint Contest Slated For Tomorrow Church Calendar *Wkere Do Food Dollars Women Initiated New Arrivals (OsJdt New Shape in Lipstick w I1ashion IT’S A LIPSTICK Everybody needs money sometime t .W . - : : ,m IT’S A MIRROR ALL IN ONE! Fa c t o r "TOUCH-TVPING COURSE" in Thi» Actual *23.95 Value RecordAlbum “ If lo o Don't Know The Mer* rhanditr— You'd llfttrr Kiow 1h* MerchantP* All Photographic Supplies l or Iiirk vve.'irinif, take *X te it 4|i,nihs To pay perfect fil, Phone FAulli ? 4812 Sanford. Florida untl x n n r l nlvline. JVieboldfs I 219 R. PARK AYK. RAN FORD FAMILY HAVNKS OFFICE MACHINE CO. ‘ Where cjualil y in higher than price” •Ill Magnolia Ave. I’h. I’A 2*0162 fwinfofd, Horida 4L J �•- # R f « G—W *d., O c t 19, IM S I s Otaferk f rn lk By Alan Mover HARD TO IMPROVE A fte r Seminole Defeat, u»u*4 rt*N plucky and mortaful SomlnoSo* puahed tfcoui *U over tb« flail Saturday. $1 Million Spent For Young Talent, Tebbetts Reports s tl tl e> ti II * V a a • t t fl f t e 'e d r * 4 I > I -/a*o* i; esuest *acv fitter us>**r? r>i (if Bayou Bengals Favored Dawkins Running Flu, Injuries Hurt i Chances Of Gators To Top Ole Miss Rebels Ring Results W O rM IL L A F S TEAM — All #•! with tk eir IvwUxsr IvuU are iY t rrem ler* Rcmrs. vk l A Arv*er*.ia tram in the ivanclapu r K.*w nx Lea* .* l ef*. W V A .’ as# Proven. FVg RuaaelL FYam M c r b e r v r . and A her.* Nba« to r^tt. ^ ^ -r o r r . M and sM. ta a tk n * * reurt c.vwcv .-e r Teiak m a N.vto«v«; Cenderv-c# cUm a: ~ i *- e u tp ate - Ym ? k. Brptan Uc^ D Dick Citpcot-M ARC.AD LA. Cahf L?1 :a»* 9 a They a~» Dike »*. 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F r u r v v . aa? a he hai w th*tgftu ct recr Lew .*{ b jj hevr b :) b u g L t o J ac Ma* Tyvsc wvdgw. wa* ^w ed *He » eat t! the wvsvf. aa?» ... 1<c%1 vl4 t u . u toe - 4 l n..vr*toy J merB'iham and tueped IVa Crash I f Atgt e v (Tk rr.:-te# *-nce ir tit t o tg a eg ly :..-wu fetch CTwway S a * X e * who c.wctol \ as J --v « - vfc XUf y. j j 4 w.v n j j at Del Mar «• Se^r T He i today a* the * W yew W l ef to grwatoeea' V * - hat to re ^ r_ ti. , - i , Sa.a to t u t : C hnel c v c , V h . » ■ JAN BXRXARDIXC C a l l ! carhrf toe c-f.me* Mania?. ^ a. u »Tt >aoi W*w ..v r , M « t i g l :.| y u w i Tie y t w t Sar-*.-* * „ .J B ^ w u toe f.-n w ' *jrwc-o« yuyW —awf r~^*r» * gwu . . . v * rr-nS*.P-m.-eeca ♦ i w 1 ^ . u A , VP! — la v e s Ckgahvt 13 Lee Vrgv»c* t -x o W m P s t n Wins Vare Trophr Sc-gv- to! Veass. Mat*. i« * -i n ,i c ' ' . v f‘ ' ‘ *l>m 1 eettkad tka M b M ewer I r m w _ AVCVJTt Ga. LTJ —Be-er - • V .J v ' ; l "* ybu r . ( » v, :.! 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Nmr Cacvira wet* sen a-ttt: u n m a n * : aewr . . . , _ ****! / L VW tf |warv.at ty.-:n ,w — art to * torn a back - i f Trmeaoe N.-.13 fx-hl-ia State to%* . ’ vragv Xut S te e n , r t t T .lU .U t lttJ I A P I ' — VghC t w o ! b lt o a t « to »«ve tke rT.-»l *r « • r e . i n to i (*,' <rev ■« f \ t --^.J a u . w tka c a t - g seer? its «*d H u w ii Breen « C went to rattwe* r t o e it n a-v rat.-g a. g-,:* yar. j . J» <C la -T -v g r ' ; pvx-L-a. V ~ g 'u M to.- ,1 toe lade*' pCrdiwm c * Fba-toa Su»»'* tow«r to* week toe grwato.t a a * .‘ .** TVa-rw * TM:> ? . : a r v v .-r j V o a a m t Cast J Ut> C tC C X S .LTV - I T L l gedsg esrrss to_* tear. * « » *ke« tie Mghc*±.ig Sea^awa " . « - mow we. o r a * v ato* . 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V W rvat? .- gv a t m >. S».nrda» b.-c«i agit l » < » t ' : » jvtu.t are t v re -* * o r t o : s r t Crtge 1 eve? P to a h rp . J u A r t C SnM-nvTN ta.A'e Da* f t M N» o *»*• rv-tv-a , i J.-. mt ra-*a a.-v An im i * aOmgini. CVtgca ft* * i n ee V u ito g v a and Svtoen Caldm wv.er w.I AaC-iSeib 5e *1*° <• >*•’ a a H a n T J » l ri d59#r*?«o I*. « aV S. * >*i 1 -teeit biveke.* vast? at tu t at r » i to c i Lid N .v r k a f The to 1 .,-m.v* cv.wd.ved yvwc- a* • uwl to to tee Dwehay to * l e g khntkta* *■” k*»e to wcia.: to*-. au>)v *v. a. b» k r i t •hr nr-wr ha* IH lto .'*w. » Tcut V^gTK **■*» > « « ’ •» I > lk.it ..ue Ml t o a . v ri e il t warwu aha: toe T\nye iae wwt ^ ' " ^ * r 4*l*re,~ M ! " T T * 1 *r ' h w . w v n tk J g ).U kt.*»: be cv-wya-eKw to toa 4 Tevrre. gP » * » » •*» *a »ea ke .* . e U hi- —aac * k *.* S t a . a-a ■cl Creasy Neale Says Brown 'Greatest' T.-.1S JT VT 'T w V C. STiJS >••• F/RST CUT PORK CHOPS Lb. 49 FU. Gr. A D. k D. Ga. Gr. A D. A D. H —EACH— HEMS F r y e r s 241Ac AOc STEAK 69 STEAK “ ■ 59 E R i V f l 2 To 2' j Lb. A ir. M CLUB or SIRLOIN g Nav York Strip ■■ FRESH FRESH Pigs Feet Mullet 5 49 10 Lb. Lbs. ( MAXWELL HOUSE cons • ,4 9 3 ' With J5 Or More Food Ortlar Shortening JEWELL Longden Hopeful Of Riding Again (HergLd ?ixff F*.:.*' TIP-TOP Lb. Can 59* With 1$ Or >lor» Food Order Borden BISCUIT Bush’s Pork and Beans Food Kirjr Blackeye Peas YOL’R CHOICE Or Butter Beans 10 Per Can . la and ba ike thaII captain Jatk Law U, » .:• am«o( tlaoM named li police warrants Itajed Tuoaday Both art aoalor* from Chl'afc and room mi lea at tha uairaratty H. 0. (Fnlsl Crialer. director of athlotiel at too unlreraity. Mid the two would be removed from their aquada pending farther in ?eati|iUoa of the ebarsr. Othora named la the warranto were Carl Riaemaa. Detroit, aa Mclato aperu editor of tha cam pua nowapapor: Mike Dodfaos Grand Rapid*. Mich.. Xkk Vue a Eoorae. Mi:h.. Darwood Co'liaa Grenada, Mlaa, and Jeha Miller. Detroit. They were charted apeci&call? «Uh oafariai la aa Ule|tl eeeu patioa. comiclion of which carriea a m aitaua penalty of po VT* Flrot atririf fallback Tony Rio Tennetae* mooli ar-h • rtial Nartk Carolina ikii arokoi^l. ami Wyatt apparently U taking far • ramblnillca that util tot h.i TU VoU apparently had found taam back on tka credit aide of k '^ N l n i itter getting *tt U l tko todfor. *to)« tUrt *Ma n u n . Bit tk* Practku floUo »*r# buiy all •round tha South** item Conferoaoo today — parwularlo at Mu alaaippl and Lmilitaaa State, ore ti which will ipotl tha otbri’a po: foci aoaaaa record UUi weekend Vanderbilt Coacb Art Guep* MILWAUKEE <LP1) -T h e Milentered both offtmUo and dr waakeo Brareo paid out rr.srt thaa f* naive drill! Tuoaday and | t,r .-.t mlllkri doi'.arr ta the p ut tko ltw r?M plenty of work Tbr t CORAL CUl X i (CPU jear for yourt talent »rd will All aeirn wt re acheduled to ap bathflek. : *4 Miami reach** fToaimon raa Miami pan play* net have to trade to wv? their i*AV 4 UAtng *b«*l • -fom obitk- today acaliut tko vanity. JO A P A X T>o Auburn Flalnimon oorkrd u IN tfe'.icane* prepared Pee pennant la 1I6». exeeatife sice T V .. , , * , ___ Tbr AUBURN Friday'• k m * itlb VandirtUl •tatnat Florida defeaaa* ; preaider.! B.ri.i Tebbett* re.-vrt pffM^ 9t ^ ^ :■* c * s LtaecrfY.-*' C C A CM, C*S ~ ©M:b Awdy Gaatafacei uU lb* Galon wen* too !u : taam to dr IRGi iMTXC **.-39 the unitertuy plan* to launch iu 4**XCk£ at w tm red *fle**e m b i U bo foil Auburn, and that • »• bark Tebbett*. baeebair* sew«*‘. n • ws InKtuittioa lr.to the activi -• yr* tt*. Ho p*rtl*wl*rly men- la IMA r.utise who hit become heir ap £ * * ' '? * 9 S tie* of the rlnp. \ Mb . f t > al.«:aate Tbc.t « a i bad l o i on tbr Je | x 5 f f t ' MC |parent to the Brace*' presidency, Head f o o t b a l l coach Bens? Florida caapua Fuat *un=g loft l*:ki Taey tetl.de C m ge MM—If I told * pse•» club audience Mea|C7OMtrrbain, and aaaeetbaU coach latfre *t 'aarterbaek. Itouj Davla end l\m Fleming uat confined S 3 *ei 9 g * £ f <•*'.**> Jsat dartr.| the 1MT k i k s p,,. Ptctfe. etprciMd compleu wad Tboma Mitchell at haifbecki ta bad u u i flu and thete »»> Milwaukee « n “IS per cee: ■urpme aru* *hock *t tha involve ,a e - » y /> r r r < . •Ml Harry PetdecVh it full­ w a r doubt ba would bo rrr >frrJ premier" than ary ^ther team ta aer.t of Lu tv•? athtokca. — 'AS by ( in a Umo. back. ! the !**r r. B«h Raj and Lew:* worked o«.' * .* • . *d - V - / » > ; - : c Tba He-twky Wildcat! and tbr 'I h e alwayi believed • fka~TBo Hurricane* wtll bo taking . . . . . . , .. „ w-th their retpectlie u a s * Ttac* aja **r ’ fit* * * * * Ai Mlaamippt Mat* K i w i r e for t V r aecewi rirtary after X A— ---- * i n U ^ T- • k=* Cruler *.»1 they w?aid Onto dofoalo thu yoir when Untied cotuaf la *Y*pe for tVir otoert. -cnaved from fra-i toeLtheir poeiur—, #ten. be..e. than toe . -. . —r. be .-emoved lama tku wv«* Fu alao baa at f.rmir maruger ef the Cineitaati ^ ,^ .r MlrJ |rf . IN? moot Vawdy ti ibo Chtajo tackad the KtwMrkr »>jJ»d. halfRrdlepa e i » q.N'tei *a aay.-.f to ________________ Bowl Friday utght bark Bobby Craier.r being tbo the frr.p by b*»eb»Il writer Lcj laiaat i k Ub I Chapman c< the Milwaukee Ses Tutor* apeede. u , iu yia.-t'e*. Urel aju '.viru -p tato two grouse far -.lad the Br»<e*. Cc»p.u? the;* WTST roLVT X Y. llTI> - dcfcnatia aenmmafe Tueaday. Tbr . .njanea, were mare than Si pe lU’.fback PeU Dawkia* U taaalwg'Crveto** pi*y Ta»a* T » ^ fr ill? rest atronfer than the rest of to •1 near fail *teed *f»!a and preb krKi wir. tw|T •jp er'rf off . ‘.ram* la toe X*ta.-nal l » « r . f lait GAESUVIUX i LTD - I-Jj •bly wUl be In H»*wp Fator tbureday. ! year ta wta.- TrbleUi aaid M W Yi'RK i f F l ' OddamaVe 1 Both s . t i > ajwrt identical •»Aar wbwn A:my playe Calfita at Irjocue u> k»v player* » if# re Tebbetta aaid be »a i completely -< i *»d lilnet* —ay eaua* ae»e S o L * HaJtew jvrvtd at h i t ito e p a u d Geer- •r* t-viajr u ^ to l D u iu t u >U.c ( n <; recced* of AA for toa Baton la toe dark a V - ’. reporu that ral t t i i f f i Li the Unlteruty <x l i t c i a i . whe lettered a chattoy H Tech T u i i i ) . todli were b< a a« p.xat f*»vmu o»cr Mi*w»__ ____ _____ U . encounter, wuh LSD aborutop Jefensy Logan, who la FVevia i atartiag linesp Satsrday k*TM U hi* left tof a|ala*t \Tw Mr- inf in* made to ftll gayw we toe Bal> *4V» fee toaaanlay r^gkt a -meet ” 7*’ . ,.7^.’ .. toe 1*54 aeaaen Sad abeit hi* when toe Gator* play ctCAtaei Ah Kartiai u A Tbe Yeltow isg toe unbeaten that say * t l - * * ” x u , Cn t ?*»- m mayor lear-e U h A t o m la a festneaatera Con f l a k a i l «*ed ta only eae F**F play Aa* fertrtf* b.iadL-cr t u i.su to atoad fortoer may well decide toe Soutoeaaum » !*»■ u T . aigkt be traded Sato Satarda? ta .Umy'- ta li ta tta Jacket*, Jaci D'Sn Fleming, the Gaton* at*? tajuraaa, had a light w u U . ICeafarewce chasp.-'cto-p la tke faatarwd B g Tee coe, He ala* aaii toe Br**e* fisaUy Wtlk Ftttabwfh. teat*, top • tasked tow* t* aa gave patcSer Ge-w CoeJe? permu- left end. Joined toe Uat ef doabtfal partidpasu Tneaday when he » i * eight - pvlrl favwrite over Mick.- *** u P-»J l-cicaix-a: baaket- confined to bed with toe Ca i*-. a: VM V t e . white W W - ^ 3 thi* aerur- ^ a a ^ Ccticy he i* usaSif to pUy, hu place . .s os ctctp C M l (IM. He h e :-J ua rf the chc.ee by act o v r »***..; a toe mayor* toe wi2 he ftoed b? either Pat Pitche- or Perry MrGnff Mwhaa* Alate u the tauoeuw u h„M than.Aao luted aa -doubefsl* atarter tee.u ed game at Ear. U -airg ^ ^ e t t i taMwi hi* fwrmer Rtd are erf Das Edr—T-C% With a , . v _ . . . leg* aa th» Uagheat taus m the apraiaed « t .u , iL fu c l B 2? •veead rwaked A m y . t - w i , M lt after toe frwa -to perfect -at by .trtce ef j . t , M Ia4 ^ i s . Boekaf an* left tackle Dtcij * » *tto F^ubwgi tom week . r v u h t * ta toe pe* Iknrtlij. Kalfbac. Dor L-c«y. wfw r ' * i. a C peant r-ck c er Cci aUrted the f.mt rwa t m n i» g»i» __________________ .tperted mrcier.-g frem iM la V u . V-Ca Dase and rJScrtd to* M .u.it.pc. Suit Settoers V c*Jv.\l.»: had aLgki gas* ard .11 o» rvxt? to gc edgv* a* to. week:) .toil. Ot-Iaga.n agaaa. I Sam* j K 't i <>»r Calecado Another rwar, .-r .v .n ^ t < u toevr A j f g k Crorervoce ahowl *a ef Trr— tairmUHul K-brfaled w ily the Ga Acwr at Kvidcr. Cote; Notre LOXTOX •UP1'— Carte* t-rdl. iSdc « Bfickffeld Shines a«0 In Miami Drills td M e w Athletes Charged In Gambling Probe T«o top Uolicnity of Michiraa atklcte* wan among Mian >tudrnta acbrdulrd U br arraigned today recabara of a 110,000a • week football card gambling ring. Yols M ake Big Changes Y c i.U ir f Cm * Iw d M Wyatt to t'lk la i M i* iweeplnf change# m Ik: Vahuteer U » » Plat Mat 194 to Florida lUte lu t • « » , W My* U will be MT*rtl Jay* h u r t h» makM them public. fc H » End Will Return To FSU Lineup Uclans To Meet * Texas Christian Motet H ^ D Smith Is Voted GolFs Top Honor KNi:i\ ra ,OQ Contract Bought £ ? i ^ T . 't X t.X fkaK Ten*. , 1 7 . ' —Tbe St In s* v V & e * I®'# n o .-hand toe e m n e t H eeCVnaec Cm . Naaga* Sent toe k c a ri-.» I t * Sea t i toe Negtoi An*~ ^ c a t '.M g e . D iugati w-il -evert u i* me Cv-floaC* Ctn-akn ••'ak B s » . rwwmwe » Ttortgi ea* maai h * toe k t a e * ' Cuihc*' ktaMOWe •f fNne >y a kaathahto *v«* ye.vt w* wj. Ht\'U SifivtA K e o t o t ti tto N V unwwNwl Ika: Santa e ee>*ed C l wraee a a g d if k* k a M M l weoakr-a to tow Sat if Fks* a 1 m rLi'-ag aKit? I -mat he X !*aw Ml re wvrv ant eet wf t .-in cvtmgweinm. IV ■■ Thu gc* fiw i toe. ke • w zi-~r«? at t .ee ? ke await s u t :J *e J) «*.-*.« a; a « a- ">e g f a t i K ! * O w « a n t M « a . kiiw Nv . kece? * Vto u a t » M la i wav* town a ••.-w a ,- - .-. ke bwi n-miv ki> T R IE FLAVOR BEECHNUT OLEO Baby Food 3| Meal 5 PLANTATION W*ttr Grrrxd W ILSON'S Grade A ShiTped M e d .s a S2S d-»S11.10 w- u __ . . . Ex.vp am <\tr» pm *! l « i v D IN N ER S Potatoes a S Z u ir <ew*«me*«cr ev* » make ax ewii- T .m li* mm ty r a i m . « m e ---- h mx? cm* M » i k a ***» thud. Y »«* ra* btj ** O* tenaf ? « and kerr — AT L l b l CALL *S A N E O R D M u n th iu d b h i Ba n k ^ n S 4»i H ILL Um ber & Supply Yard XU V . M R. mon naan Da M APLE AVE. FA2-A500 ltn Lb*. SUPER MARKET SANFOCD X EN SUNDAY’S | h 29* 3 9 “| SWAN SOV S A D D A -R O O M l > * m r e d * C kr o t M * R t Lb. I>5t EGGS U. SL No. 1 pv-J~ Quarter* 53 �“ V o fr r f 1 VmO Wed., Oct. 29, 1958—Page 7 Squadron 11 Ends •Month's Training; Many Back Home fflSVTOSAVE/ S TO K ELYV A N CAM P Heavy Attack Squadron Citron hai returned from a cne-month training cruiit in tht Caribbean UN. VAIf-tl optrattd from the air* rraft Carrier CSS Franklin D. ^Roosevelt and from th# U. P. Naval Air Station, Guantanamo H.v. Cuba. Thi* maj< rity of tht rrainlr.p period wa« aptnt In day and nirht qualification! of thr ere*« for la.tdinf tht mammoth A3D Skywarrior nboani the FDR. Tht A3D W thr larrrat wlrcraf*. In the U. S. Navy to be taken aboard an aircraft carrier, a virtual tea Coins naval air atation. m Concurrent with the CarQuali, " < carrier qualification* are call* rd, the crtwi of VAH-ll were training for their primary mil* lion, which i« hich and low level b >inii:nc. Stimulated bomblnc atacVi were earn'd ou* acainit mar/ Radar Bomb Scoring Site* (RBS) In the (IS and the Caribbean. Some of the citiea in which there llt*» are located ace Jackionrllte and Tam­ ara and San Juan, Purnn Rico, il.lve bomb* vert act jaliy dropped on target ranee at Monita Iiland of the west coaat of Puerto Illco. At the completion of the traininf period VAH-ll partielpeted in its firtt Operational Readinee* Intpeciion o ' the flKtl vear 1959. Tin* i» a Uteoretlenl problem in which th# iquadron ilmulatci ac­ tual war atrike utliiicr.v and are Judged on their effectiveneu. After the completion «d an Op­ era tion al Readineai Impaction, tha iquadron ttarted iti return tn NAS Sanford on Oct. 24 Man/ of the men in tho iquadrog flaw back home to Sanfotd, both by iquadron aircraft and .Vary air­ lift, whlla othert remaintd aboard the USS FDR and will return from May port. The National Automobile Club eitimatea that traffic acrideeti j|in the U. S. tn 1937 took ore life every 13 mlnutci. Golden FormuUt SAVES HALF! QUANTITY RIGHTS RE5ERVID Prltea good Thuri., r i. and i-’al. V AMERICA'S FAVORITE SHORTENING CRISCO 3 COFFEE 49 t 3 CHILI RINSO 59 t I APPLES 5 39t 3 3 9 ' With S' oo CP Food Op(J«p ASTOR RICH FULL FLAVOR • -S K S p a in t s a m | 0 huoi 4 PVl BY i f 40 CAN rnEf 5 * •auoN FLORIDA GROWN FRESH TENDER 6 98 ; Reg 3 8 TVER T 7ND CAN R REf SOLVENT RVBRER BASE MASONRY PAINT PRESTIGE LIQUID PLASJ1Q GLASS MARINE SPEC. Pt!N T MARY CARTER N z 3 oo< P in e a p p le n ” 1p_f**49/ C a b b a g e r-C Beets 2 c»! 2 7 ' 5/ ■ Pumpkin own-, p i' V f r . Podpe°s 2c°"’ 2 7 Z S 3 S' SUNNYLAND SMOKED Tender Always Perfect Full Half or Whole Ondented Sud» Tiolet Soap Lb CAMAY Bath Ban O O Z 7 v' Q C I J J LIQUID JOY S 7 05 I Can Gentle Ivory FLAKES l 8«- Pkg. O O D Granulated Ivory SNOW ft; 35‘ ft 83' N*w Pink D REFT £.77' D e lic io u s T e n d e r M l C u t R o u n d o r CHEER ft: 33* ft IV q V Chuck Roast DV S w " ' * - S' S " I , Q Q > \T-bone SteakVo Lean M eaty - Round Borw 5 Sh'ld R o a st u 69 ‘ Short Mile* Standard Freth Pork u>- 2 9 ' B r a in s ib 5 9 r ASTOR FROZEN DELICIOUS I STRAWBERRIES SERVE W ITH Dixie Whip Cans Only Deivert Topping C*n s 6 Potato SALAD 2 9 GELATIN S a l a d s 29' Fruit Pies COTT, CHEESE ^ 2 9 ‘ MARGARINE 2 & 2 9 ' Beans 5 T SU^ERBRAND ferwait* SOUTHERN GOLD ASTOR BABY LIM A Pkgi 39/ 2 nn FROZEN MERITA r j r l W DINNER Rolls a A»f4e. Cherry ?##«•>. Cm i ., PALMETTO FARMS ALL FLAVOR Shortening BAKE-RITE 3 a. 7 7 ' FLUFFO 1 Lb. Con 35' Wafer Maid RICE 3 & 47‘ Long Grain Rice MAHATMA' 3 {ft. 4 9 ' Chicken, Solltbury Steak MORTON FAM ILY SIZI Cup Bag 4 5 s Sausage Cant BAB-0 33'C’.S' 49* Goiden Sunnyland Hot or Mild % of 59* Plate Stew * 3 3 J — ,4 Gr'ndPoof ,hDV ■■iiar— Meat Dinners 1-Lb. con' 7 9 ; O ysters Fla, or Bahoma Cooked % Lobsters 59 1-Lb. Cello Bog P #4. Ceamer MT. VERMONT Fancy Breakfast Sliced Q Club Steak 0 “ PALMETTO TARMS New Blue Eot*Rife Smoked r>*j * \ BACON Blue DOT DUZ •' $i 4A 59 Heme Laun Sire P 'k Roastk49/ Franks . v 49/ Sausage “ 49/ LIQUID JOY '&*• 39* 69* Large Pkg. DASH Copeland New Pack Soeton Butt Instant Sudv 98 EXTERIOR PAINT? 35/ Lb* O pIPfiLYPINO 4 a A 7 King S>ro GALLON SLM 04. 2 _ PORK a BEANS X Pjjieapplc Grade Frui, on * Bara ESFE IT Camp Ravorfu) CAMAY •ALLOW EVERT ?N D C A N FREE * FRESH GREEN HARD HEADS Tiolet Soup no c a n BEST l-ATF.X ’ •AINT BEST SEMI GI>O.M OUTSIDE PRIMER l-HR. SANDING SEALER SPARKLE ALUMINUM 7 COLORS TRIM A DECK i RED DELICIOUS 2 * 2 9 / A p p le s Fan cy Corn paint interior plat {V E R T If RED ROME or McI n t o s h a p p l e s oivrNim: on. INTERIOR PRIMER SEALER Giant Pkg. Finest Cut JUST RIGHT For TRICK or TREAT RED WINESAP Aiu w m m a s p h a lt mM corn m um s ft $ 0 00 16-oz. Cans BLUES as it Washes 2 •ALLOW VOC. ‘t . . DETERGENT FRONTS A COSTS 02 fc-vd Order WITH BEANS GOLDIN BANTAM EXTRA c a r t e r 1-Lb. HORMEL P o le Beans nary i JSfefcfcedL Cocktail 4 I LB. Canister Pock Llfrtt 1 L -.t C-e With IS 00 o' Vo»e h a lves 35/ New CLOROX Safe Grip n-ll‘ A «. 19 ' PAIN TS 201 W . F irs t 8 t. Opposite Herald Office Phons F A 2-S649 <9 cute A& 'tyau Sfceuct 7/Oit6, *7&fi 'Value Stamfea! SAN TO RD , F L A . j ir �•- — — - — n n B—n*a„ oec. **, leaf •ft In firl frratl New Pope: Successful Vatican Diplomat 2 7 Years difficult potto In Votican diplo- Italian village and his church mate hi.tory —nuncio to I'aria In career wal unirnsational. the itormy postwar years, when Farming Family French leaden had not forgotten Ha was*born Nov. 54, I Ml In that the Vatiran had maintain'd relation' with the wartime retain the village of S»tto il Monte near Milan, the third of 13 children. guternment. One of his aistera and two of his Slowly and aleadily he lowed brothers still live there on the the emti of good will and when family farm. Th# family hoi S-r he left the parii pod In 1!*51 after there for five renturiei. good iWiUr.d von of 11 I'oIIm more than eight years, relations » ^,r-vtopp**T. Ilf h*v tervtd if7 His father had munt-d on An between the Vatican and Fiance v b n *' • « rs*?u'. Vatican dipgelo Glu*eppe to help him in the were eaceilent. fie ri*, but when at the age of II. i* ii »aid ho wal ilwavs a Tough on Itrda his third mild and -Men son said _ t.uiyp at h-afi and w»en the late Ific tolerance and fnilwarar.ee he wanted to bo a priest, the fa­ U was th.t openne. and hi* could not bo taken iff ap, ease-■T-jbe fXu? M l cr»a»»d hint a car* ther raised no rt.eed ,tt*. tflg/. In 195*. ho was less iSnlied bun.oroui Joviality that aarned mfnt Wh»n th, < hriit'an Jv-no. 1h-* boy *.enk to studs- first at him lucre-( In **ne of the mott fraU o( Venice in 19t4 H*:le«l by toa cardinil’*- rrd hat thn t by talking of fo-mir.g a City govern­ the llergamo te-ninar) from lh:*J ment with the pro Communist to HMTu, th-n at tire Apolllnare Hociaiiata of I'ietro Nennl, he 1»* ^seminary In dome where tie grid BANK AT THE surd a paitoral latter which min- j ■rater' in then!.**? in HH.4 at the ced no wordt In condemning the **• He was eruVned a prir«t In the idra from a religious viewpoint. FR IE N D LY .... Cardinal Koncallf became Home church sif .‘ -ante Marta in .known as a learned hlttoran iM Mtane Sin n Aug. 10. IslM, ; art lover. He i|»aki Italian, Ijttin. Greek. Kraneh and (oma Tu.k Brlitnl Counts, Lhod# Itland. I i»h, which he Itarned at -potto- and Itr.•t C o u n t y , Havtarg-U , lie delegat# In Istanbul. lie alto •3u setts, ere believed to he the only S /iw r o w iP ! it familiar with German, Rpanlab, counties sharing the same name Ikitfiir ILK i Komanlar arid hae some krie • that alto border oe. oath other in ><«■***«■ faderoi Dtpetit Inounanoo OorylLr* 1-dgt of Oriantal languages. the U. 1. United I’rtnn lelernitlonal "Traveller of God” —fully ■ pastor" — "a mnn who alwaya see# lh« good side of ihlngi." *Thf»e nr* n few of the descrip' lion* used by thos# who know the V*W I’ rf-j, elevated from Angelo Clcepy* Ordinal Honenlll. Mo al**- u deacribet li the the chance to devote himielf at latt to epiecopal work. Finest Work “ ‘llrro I have a new chance," he (aid at the time, "to l* en­ tirely a pallor. I am convlmcd that the mintitry of thr palter ii tha molt (urinating, the flnnt that a t.ian ran bo nltirrd in bli life." A radiant imlle lighted hi. le vere but kimlly face. Al a cardinal, the H-yearnld prelate’j door ea« always open to anyone —friend or foe. I s r-«i n is iracit.sac j*w. rrv»t/ \ 1 s au*”t or KS’ n-iK PC SAVf W.TJ CU ta»TH-Ctv0tS*S3 r.tsff***; *i us wrxi w w i riZJ.j rxsc *t*OC uwcnt*s iwow 6*;t»cc/ F L O R ID A S T A T E BANK He It a nativ* of a (mall rth ( usV/ « > « „ , ) 11* y - mOUVCNIK Of M ( j ^ W oamv neat* S U PER I teawthcv yCNtsr ) . p.-?a APIECE M AR K ET op Twe W* Hraervo Th# Right To I.tmil <|iinntitim« * 2 e a * / '*f Lba. J 7*M QVa ^\J I —AM? LOOK HSBt, TONTO! £ 9 L/aui °he E , *,,h flat ■JZX. ®re-o» a a-nd mb t<H,»«er. It O l.i) VIItGINI \ ST mm ■■ a SL APPLE SAUCE 2 & A, 2 5 « 1 • iz__ — PET EVAPORATED i CAM PBELL'S — No. 1 Cnn You’ll / Save J Al % TO M A TO SOUP COMSTOCK No 2 PIE APPLES <*• BEEF 3 9 c W a d e 's CORNED 12()Z Can __ ___________ MILK \ / ./ / / / 1 / / // / / / ) / » / * / • / » / / / / / / / / / / « / / >/* / / . / %/ * / (T w^ntto^ 'rail Cans r ^ GET MV < , 7 t „ NIGHT CREAM J *.n NATIONAL . ARGO ms Cnn W h o le FOOD KING FreeMone — 2 'j Si/e Cnn PRODUCE / .. S 'S i L i GREEN BEANS Peaches 2 5 ' I sir B.LLY. 00 >4 caas FltOSTY ACRES P 0 0 J U i T l | 7V<£l SME. Mia r osT ca<cs wai.g T* tm*mcsp^ au V. Th M| T'HB { L e m o n a d e - L im ea d e YgireaDav.. urru cL»Ba?J -— * .. Then M*C6 th' M S*a<E ' O' EATIN* * 0 3 S'.'CB Or P ink L e m o n a d e RIRDSKYE Price* Good Through CHOPPED Sal. Nov. IM. SPINACH Green Peas »»r MUTTER m e a t s LEAN CORN FEI) PORK Boston Butt WILSON’S Certified .3 To I l.hn. i.h. Baton 49' l*h. 98' Butt Portion Lb. I.h. Center Slices in o«. Phgn. : 2 35 SMOKED HAMS ECONOMY SLICED •car J 12 Or. I’ hga. APPLE ARMOUR'S Itanner I BEEF LIV ER L b. M3" LYKK'8 Sugar Creek WIENERS JUICE 12o*. pkg. \\w*T» WPONSN IViTst BEETlS ? I I 5 rMV c-i.FACUT. That t 9. IT rtAS AN «9 L* S* M *I CUTS 06 SA V^'-sx V AC5 DINT C A IB ' CCW \iTf i» ^ N*. '••A.1 Bleach - a t uA PPeseo ? 0 0 VOU H T H AiTH CAPITOL PURE POnK SAUSAGE I*b. B « f HOOD - 1 qt. Ammonia 19 * Quantify Rtghlg Rewerved 25 44 S. P A R K A V E . Save Dally at Wadr'a o ✓ I �wr»“t'T' '• ; 1 Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads W ed., Oct. 29. m & _ r n g e 9 $ - w e a l rsTtTT. row s a l b i i - work w \.v t i : d 2—FOR RENT J21— 111.14 rn I f \l. SERVICE 22—BUSINESS 3hr ttanfori) Srralft • OPPORTUNITIES New 2 bedroom hnu*e, terrarro I <!o painting, FA 2-7922. Sleeping room, private family. Ph. FRIGtDAIRE applalnacr*. talc* 1— LOST AND FOUND « —SPECIAI SERVICES floor*. Iai;e rarpoitr *• d .tilt ~ — — ----and tervlre C. II High. Oviedo FA 27304 lA F P .A -D A Y SI—PIANO s e r v ic e s • j-F O R RENT Iv room. ««P0 down or will lake *"*• Fla Phone FO 3 3313 or Sant\ El.AK A APARTMENTS: room* 24 A-RUH.DtNG CONTR ACTORS building lot* »• do»n payment. |jah). ,|t( ; p, m# I ’ g , m 5l a ford F\ 2 7.SS3 after * p m. 2 A-BOOM A BOARD private Lath*. Ml W. Ftrat St. 22—ELECTRICAL Phone FA 2 23*4. J*A 2 2377. 2— REACH RENTALS CONTRACTORS Palnlirg: Interior A exterior. ReS bedroom home with FWida 4—WANTED TO RENT l.f \v**.-— It* K) fl. frontage—tndu* 22—HI*^tee*^^Tlppn^Uiivi7inr™"^* 2J-A—BUILDING, BEP AIRS. pair* or addition*. Spenaliilng ro->m. large kitchen (urt Dbed trial <>r commercial. *>n htw — — — — 4-R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE 21.R BUILDING SUPPLIES in Mary Caitrr Paint Product!. with electric Mote. refrigerator 17-1*2 facing l ake Monroe. San1 1 1 SINES; I OR SALK 2B—INSURANCE •— FARMS . ACREAGE • FA 2 JS19 and space heater. P hone V . 13.000 lung e*;abli*hed buvlford. Write W. lieu, t<07 Park ST—NOTICE • PFI5SOV AI s GROVES FA 2 6230. nc»» for $6,300. It will ,av !« Ave., Sanford. 2S—ARTICLES FOR SALE 21 A - lit II DIM. R I P AIRI T—REAL ESTATE WANTED Invotigatr thi* ad. ltd E 2ml. PAIN MV2*—FURNITURE A 2 bedroom garage apartment furR A Y M O N D M. MALI* St.. S*nfui I. Fla. 9— MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD nlihed. Adult*. 10] E 13th REALTOR A INSt Rt)R 9— FLOWERS • TLANTS For P.iir.tlng call 'Ir. Tuker. Ph. BUSINESS (IPPORTt M lV Third St. 4 1'atk Avenue, South t - l.ft W a Hp PM W h FA 2-8IS9 or FA 2-1)07 e Slllll ns MAN OR WOMAN bedroom lnrniabcd h-*me avail­ Y'all * all Ball 10— OFFICE FAR Il’ MENT LOST — Male Collie. Sab’ e A lli *p«>:t>ible t*ef»on from thi* area. able Until March 13 $72 lu.-rlh Phone F\ 2 3611 white. an*wer« to name Shnn In *civlce and collect ftom clga- I.MPKIMAlT D K l’UUATORS" FA M ill 11— \LTOMORILES . pointing and paprting ______________________________ I Call collect. O. W Mart. Jr. iftte dlipemer*. No veiling. Car. 7 room hou*e, attic fan, lloor ur TRAILERS bedroom unfuinHhed houve. | Tltuiville. Fla. IMS M REleferencea, and $192 .$*) to FA 2 3716 ur FA 2-7D10 after ill. race, near ».-hool*. i 1 0 .0 * v «> Join) 13—BOATS A MOTORS electric kitchen $7e 00 month j $191.1(6) imminent ne,-e»«ary. 7 WARD Hawn. Large nak FA 2 l*7o IS—FARM SUPPLIES A FA 2 6630. to 12 hour* weekly ncl* tip to FLOOR landing and Lnithiac Thle ii a free pa** to the Ritl (leaning, w a x i n g Srrtiat I ----------------------------------------------1 bedroom h..u<r t’ AOO down MACII INERT A127 VI montlilv income Pi-«*iblr Theatre for Ronnie Ruppe. Exp is ro«m furni.hed arattment Seminole County *incc 1923. I'hone FA 2**11 lflrr 4 p. m. full time work. For local inter­ 1 1 -r r T S • LIVESTOCK • n»-t 6. '38, II M C.lcaion, Lak* Mary | float In. $60 00 monthly. Ill view give phone and »>a:tlcular.* SL I’ PI.IES fi A N P rs r f \nts EaM 8th Street. Phene FA 2 12*1 Write Inlnhalional Dittrihuting LOST-Oet. 26 2 Grand pearl 1$—ARTICLES WANTED 2?—XOI It FS—PERSON ALX I er FA 2 37*6. t'o. Inc P. O. Box 762, New AA(H it III 1 F*R necklace, vicinity 9th. A Oak ' ____________________________ ___i Ojo—|»LA( ES TO RAT Oilcan*. t.a. Farm A liardrn Center ROLUWAY. Ilotpita! and R»hy Regard. FA 2 4441. Sentimental Kurniilted apatlment, 20U i W. lit | 17— REACTS PARLORS ANNUALS Bed* Dav. Week or Month— value Service Station for *ale. t*t 4 6ni Cc'ery Ave IS—FEMALE HELP WANTED Tel FA 2-318!. Furniture Center I3 Rr«m unfmnivhcd apartment Elm. I’h FA 2-71*1. 3 -2 -? 2-frrtk RENT1 116 We*t rint SL 10—M ALE HELP WANTED Apply apt. 2. 2013 Sanford Ave i .Orchid p.ant* for «»le 214 F. 13-h. .* t$M, $1-1 r*»ta-i* J- *<i«t* Jsc. find r|>-| 0*1 Spe/ial Service* I»—MALE OR FEMALE Large urfurnllhfd apartment Nice tlevn furnithed I bedroom i St O H 'S P ALM MANOR POTTED" P I.W IA I'h. FA 2 1*22 2i—WORK W ANTED “ St'-'j* referring to our reconciliation a* a rematch. •litn front and back wweiwd wi l l. nnti.t iNG hou.p Laige living room, com ll.inie for the aged or 7 A 2-P270 S A N F O It II pnr.be*. Uloie in Kitchen Fvirbanki Atone Pump* plrtr kitchen, front and back ] ?n*u Orlando Dr Sanfoid FLO WE I*. SHOP W« Integrant e*|ulppe*f. fill Myrtle Ave. Repair* to nil make* •crerned porchc* fall at 312* S J—R E A l. FS T \T I! FOR S A L E Phone rA 2 721 1 $— REAL ESTATE POR SALE Available allei Nov. I*t. HOWARD C. LONG I 1*111.Rs MTlNFItV Sanford Ave Adult* net* 207 E, Commercial Ave. Magnol'a A Onora FA 2 4SU I vear o’ rt 2 Mrm home Electric .ALCOHOLICS .ANOVMOLS open We Feature rhea* FA 2-281: a Mr. «r.d Mr*. Raymond Si# bell 3 bedroom, 1 b»th, fS'»nr furnace, 2 bedroom home, kitchen furm*h 'll.namen1*! Shiubv • Tirrv . |'e*i kitchen, iatouiir window*, tile meeting* on Frida) night* at m l Available November lit attic fan. clair to «ch<-il» ®*rvd family of Leevburr, rp*r.( hath, utility room, large brick * id p hi at the Rnval AinbatfaTelevOion Tui«e. Trued t re*. Adult*, fall FA 2 *664. j Large telectlor. of lllbltcut, full FA 2 2261 Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Tail batlverue and planter Land dnr Building, Central Raplllf ROLLINS IlnllRA SHOP bloom. St.OO lip Al«n beautiful Do- man and family. • aped ground Full pore $6,900. Clutch 13 A Oak .Avenue At The Sign Of Thw To'em Pole. Bedroom home, kitchen equipp j Croton*. 1 1*0 up Mr* Ethel For*yth# and aoit, Newly decorated i bedroom h >ti»e. Will arrange term*. FA 2 3617. 2617 S. F-errh /, t» rd 838 Rmalla D r. $73 r*T .Mnderalely Priced kitchen equipped $73 a month G R A P n vil.il NFRSFR3 Tyrrell, of Tampa, were gucata of s*—a r t h t e A r o * sa i J mo Call T. W Mrro. Broker FA 2 2217 Gran'vPIe Ayr Ph FA '2 0*16 Mr*. T W. Prevail, last week. Drivevvav and .i.lruatk* Fiee Ml XI. ESTATE DRIVE IN F A 2 24*1 Mr*. II. II. Geiger ha* returned Jaiki-v • R.w.ia •Tent. - l.ugg.-f* e.limatr* t x "fitl French Ave I t - Al lOVtllltll I i 111*11 I Rn home after .pending live week* 3 room jpattmert fumithcd. Thi* I* a free pa«« to the Rilr AII'• V V AVY SURPLUS .1. W. HALL Adult* only. 1400 Fark Ave. S. in Winter rrlen a» ‘.he gueit of Quick I aiinilfomat Service 3 ) Sanford .A»enue Theatre for Tomy Caudle Exp 19A3 Mrcuty Hardtop Kxtiv Clean Realtor Shut* Flnt-hed In | * ||,iu-« Mr*. Floyd Walker thi. 6, 'tf Pb FA 2 401$ “( all HallI hone FA 2 3641 Sanitora Dry Cleaninr Mr*. Helen Kdward» "f Lo» 3 room frame Itouvc on large lot C.vmna Mmlcl 93—A Polar E 2Stli St I imdnurt lil.lg completely futnivhed. Hwy 17 92 t room ftirniihed upttair* apart-;---------i Seoitnol. I ph.il.I.rv A lludv Shop WAngelei, Calif.. Mr*. If Vail of complete with all arreting SOI rilSIDF. I Al MIROAI at menlt lught* and water furntvh I t.rav ing Sjnford. Will ••crifice 1 mile north of Si. John* bridge. Fo rm trl) Dun'. 4'o.er Shop Tlary, Ind. and Mr. and Mrl. T. C. I30J Park after 6 p. m. rqjity. >ou take up 13? moi.ihly rd $13 lo per month. li)7 Locuit No* Located at — Phone FA 2 KW. Hunter were ryernv vi»itnr» at the ENVELOPES, t.ctterhride, .'.atepiymrnti. 2 htiiroon C R 301 A V 2nd St FA 9 7633 Ave. FA 2 183$. home of 3lr. and Mr* Fred Vmi". \VK AltH ANUK m»nti. Invoice*, hind bill*, «nd Okra by the l.u.hel. FA --04IJ irirrnfd porch, carjortr. utility Rev. and Mr* Jack Stewart. p m i r i n t , etc PrnerrevU* It n it pay Yf)|I t». «e# u» before 2 clean apartmrma newl) painted. room, rnrrrr lot Sff hflwfan ALL TYPES FINANCING Mr. and Mr*. IV. L. Selg. Mr* RI D I MIX CONCBFTE * Printing Cn Prone FA 2-2931— yot* buy. Ilprn Evaclng* and One J42AO. 611 Tack Ave. ? A 1 jnv f\fr.lng. 10J C*ounCader Hart. Mr*. John ^latwell. Window Sill* — Lintel* 403 Wcit 13th St. xiiim it <>*■ *t tt Sunday* try Club Circle, off W. 20lh. Philip Hauer. $fr*. Horace John. arvTi; o» rUMUDA Grravr Tiap* — Dry AA'cllg' , . \fndvrn 3 bfriiiYom Tr.Atoniy, kitFA nTSIDF. ril XIII ft SAIF-S JAMtSU •• 11.1.k ii Mr*. Cordon Johr.*on and Mr*. MATTIll-SS It I MU ATI Mi Cli-thr.linr I’ ., l* — Cement I'aialka, Fla known w* ............. U.lk*. oru.. • c Hi ti ri|ijli*pfd liunir with |*rt Howard attended the Seminulc ..r i. i- wife, w•*-•.. 1 Jr1*• W‘-i _______________________________! I P llo l.s n RING MIRAC LE CONCRETE CO.» a »r Lrarh fo r fwimmtni: rih I Raptitt attociation ann-ial meet­ It Itv It' *11- and MrA C- •FA 24711 For .sale - 1931 l ord coupe with I Ff Hatlmate - Frre Delivery 309 Elm Ave. hit wilt • alive bl'tt ADI* IJAtt* L'Alitie l.a ryc li\ing rmrni AnH ing held In Deljind recently. Mr*. .................. vi vi.\ I IIAh - vi.t CISTOM BCII.T Itl DDINli CO. '47 Mfrclry .■ ;ine, need* re I I'T kIa $125 prr month. wilt II »li>' ItoRMtT ItAI'; Jack Stewart vea* rlecte<l vice M, PETE ECHOLS. Mgr. Electric itove Ca.h Regiater. 141 pair Anv ie..v.,n*h!e olfer t all vv.w •:*• ii iivTi.it eon *i vi i ii . I A 2 3rtfV Tnnderator of the auociation for U UVVl.xN I( wllve. eml tbeli reFA ’ ill H031ES AV. Commncial SI. FA 2 3341 in ir« at t0«)3 Santa 8in IV. I3lh. • O'-lit* unknown apn-ivt* If m«r* the year. Barbara Dr 1,1,0 to.I II .te*-l. reapetllve 10K Kh.Sr: furiUihrtl 5 u#om. Mr. and Mr*. Guy l.urtance and AUTO (iLASS .. heir* Ut >laeee I Steiner, I 3 hni«e pi.wfr n«»t I Lttdrr»i*n» npirtmmt. lulfl Kim ('onulriiclion Co. Inr. |I« I|4*L» l frillaor* vilited her enter, Mr*. T. W. tee*. M Pl.YMOt TII FA 2 2026 grinder. A-l rnnditinn. Ito. AA\r Call FA 20IHh Thnt f lit e You the Mont i..- * * o lra»leee M ■! 72 INSTALL Itl) 211 Wait 2)ih Street f l., ti, n «-I -!,(•" l4|l** *II*. * VPrevatt, leeently. J. 1’eterv.in, Phone FA 2-279*. KNOWN ill'll.I* .I, .It,,* a f *nl • FumUhrd rt>nmi. Thr Uabtrs. '31 Ford A'ltninatic tran*mi*»i n \ \ Indahltld Itnrk tJoin Phene I’ A 2-3103 Mr. and Mr*. John Thnma* and . . . ...Ifci i. . Ii- l.............. Ilf. r. In l.lvinR For Kerry Edward Small. Enterpri»e. Ph. Door (linn* A rnt lll.t** STILL MOVING—Practically new 401 .Minolta. FA 3 0720 t •«..##. .•■ vv »d,n.u <i" Mr. and Mrl. Henry HarTi*on at­ ■;:.:i Ml 8-4129 I,. an.l ill t o r . l t t lijv liia, ROSA L. PA Y TO N S K R V Iti; tended the Homeeomlnr feitlvl- nr . Ulmlnc !-• I*•vt. aov rlilii. GE II rti. ft. tefrigrralur, teleDollar Invm lrd Uachrlor apartment, giound floor. Rrg!‘ lrrr.l l!ral F-Ute llioker tie* at the Univeralty «f Florida. lull *.r iiiftrttf if. lift I .11 -wire Senkarik Glam amt I'aiiil Co. vlimn .hair, much, dr«p leaf ■ | , .ri ii.e l iwii-l Irina an-l ten a In 313 Palmetto Ave HARCiAIN HUY! Ph FA 2-. 701-17 92 at Hiawatha Mr*. T. W. Prevail vi*ited Mr*. it. i»i-n>»i# i w ‘. . i l » I - l o H 6 * IIS-914 AV. 2nd SI. Ph. FA J-44S2 latilr, bed*, chao*. and other HUMES — 3 l 4 Ucdtooni*. 1 A 2 .II Old. c.uivciiih'.. ti<H, PS 8 » * a...I I I ■>' I'-.ipa • *"• Martin Dyer and Mr*. Ed Pratt, I item*. 103 Shell poad. Denary, .v.lillliwo l" llie.k Inmmw * neii.it 6— k F a i . Hs t a t t noh s x i.k bath*. PR AVAA I*te * $(*'•' TA 7 3973 Stcnntrom Realty Fu rn itm r Moving k S: -rage Jvr»day. ti. l* i-oim.i r|... Mr 4* . "filn a I* Ela. - - *- I'i4i llitnk U. I rHII.I.IPS. Agin! HERBERT STF.NSTltOAI '31 Ford I" loo pick-.i,. fine enndl • Mr. and Mr*. ***rry ,J**hn*r I r.i*p,','r" ‘ i ‘1i*--'t t • i .1* A V ASIIRURN VAN LINES RFAI.TOR TO and Mr*. Ilorac# Day of Detroit. I „ f Lmi- • ivunn *TuiW» LOCATION BARGAINS IN USED IIEATEM lion tci-o- I* .A SectI 4 An an.l ,a. Il v' von. are line1.300 French Ave FA 2 199! DON HOB E — I. 3. KISNFR Mirh.. hav# arrivad i« epend the I.t X..IK 'loti Any Make y l i*la Dr.. Dlt.tr> I . •ii.ltllrd that o rill lie* '•»»" w inter. •iroushi 4(61.• ) i i • SKLL - R K N T South 1'inecicit 3rd .Addition — i i i N. r*rkAlMKlate, IT KMIARE CENTER — HUY - H<atei t mi i ' •t ., — ph. r a * .;t:o i*#iurt in f**r Dfnii*'"’• 1V\6 A tcrcm v AL.ntrlalr hardtop. AAMU Meeting Held IK AA. Itl St FA M i l l 7South of Onora Road FlitrMi in .tun • Clean and Service, tt 50. Out.tdr A I *1130 ca*h. F A 2 6294 HltAZLl.l. - I »• LJ.' The WMU monthly meeting gKI.I, tank initallatinn F A * I74S hi* n If * |ll«|l3tl(f* »• • 1.07 S Sunlar I * vta!e. — J mile, .nuth For the Rot n.t»« tn P o l Ettate Gih>il U*td Snare Healer, wx* held at the churrh under the *\ A' e • HOMES I? ltd AH and *:i*TOH«*______ Complete With Tank $30, direction of Urt. Hart, chairman. inti, *ttl >«.u •• I *«• h •>f Sanford on Highway 17 92 i SEK CULLEN A IIARKKY .Auto Repx'r. 8R.i.tl Service • FARMS mrm r#e,(i' n-1 fl •' ' I • * (V, .A. Cagle, Jr. baleaman SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. A program tailing of mii*iun HALL'S GARAGE • |,!||| • 'H|ll*I »t « IIR AVIIA I Hl.lt M liriM • GIIOVl S 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. TA 3-2391 Cu.lnm lli.at I . mi- k A. Ill Magnolia Ave. EA 2-1362 work in th# Phllliolrea waa pre- ! • ' Ink e.f **Hl * 1 * 1 %•» ' » FA 'J.2803 i l"J Cclct\ Ave. FINANCIN G • ACREAGE uti pUlnilffa. • *’ * aented by Mr*. \V. U Seig. ehair- tiD FA 2-2029 tArn^v. ' Hl’ KNt -••l, FREE ESTIMATES PA M IR Nil*, k Su..da)< • COMMERCIAL TNh»**r *i|fl«*N« I* I*. *• L » • *• LARGE H o u r ^ian. FACTORY TO YOU Va ((ill — FH A - FHA in .er.-a'llonl. KL»rld4. a f i*P' «'r ^ • RUSINESS INCOME SELL or TRADE 16 ft Um.bv ftb'rgl'i* tiinalh.nl. Aaeuum Cleaner Repair* ALUMINUM Mr*. • . L. Hart ter ed refrevh- \n« « <r. «»n <*r l»#f**»- t t J«ta' vie# and conventional. #r :i ' I> . \' •. Bill l( ' 1 La-ge $ bedroom, Iwn Me halh $8 h p Intmi.vn 'not -r vatoi Repair* A part* for all make* of VENETIAN BIINDS menu of tea and ceekie* to th- f arlrli|l*In Hi# » ii , *• el• • 4• • P r n • n * SEK heme will arrept your equllv In tralln Cnm plrt'l* ri|Uippeil e'eaner. I iectrolux. Hoover I F.ncloied head. Sag proof both ten .itemberi preaent at the dn»e f. MO *9.11 It# filBlf t 4141h•I ^ • ■1 . 1l.e If.* plu* mam rvtra- i n hr tin •mallei h.-me in trade 1/icatrd Kirby. Ait-Wav, G. E. Rcplir.. ( tall wiih plain, end*. Pltatle of th* meeting GUARANTEE ilrmancl**! in **••! •••mplaliit non Magnolia. anied FA 2 MI • ,r ia>on tare*. Cotton or Pilot mrm nartr Work guaranfed Bridal Shower Th* •*«t ■•6' ,,f MI* »• 'i* SIcnstrom Realty lllltt In •*»» mbn\m ej»« FA 2-4783 ri'-tl». A mlaellanrout iho>rr at the t fth«H |4n*1 We (iu aranlrr Prmonal RDRF.KT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor n plaintiff* I# " Your i.i thu d. Heater e-mmunttr hall laat Turedejr eve. i* •i •11 *' A I Uh * n mfiii*iL hi* ft . r mnnd I.Nndgullt. A.IOC. m vi»« * — Senkarik (.lag* in d Faint Cm. F IR ST ! Sali.xfarlinn — Or Yiiur Hudson > pim iti *.t . g o o d s ning honored the Mine* Sara tt If# FA 7 3 9 5 1 Atlantic Rank RI4g. l\ I I M •- ' . » ' IN« •'* 304 6 8 F t ’ I • • • • m ) A 2 3901 r ' s a s ii "x NK T * ■’,| sr rh fa J i m and Sutan Harper, twin bride- 8%1*1 i ’gni*t Fanfnffl Dg»rln^l• Money ( lirrrfullv Refunded III Itlll III STFNSTBOM • iiiit%. FIoM'I# ll»t* 201h «l#$r *f For :iale by owner. 3 bednDm. All type, and titer mitalted Cotton A Wooi Virn. Noliaft, •lecl*. - a r t ic t is w v v r r o 4> lulir», b I* 1■* * REALTOR 2 hith home with mini at­ f*n Ii Yourvelf" i Thread,, rape* Appropriate game* were play•• I* IIKft.N'tMiV IMIV MtHAI. I.. J. RISNF.lt ilomr* ready for immnUtr nc • lirl* of N#t| •"niirt wr. REPAIR AND SERVICE tractive feature!. ■• troquoi* Ca*h lor turn 'ur>- nr •urplu» -d and tba many uleful gift* were KOI I.INS IIORRY SHOr »lv T \lhl#»t Avvnclate* » T I N E r .A 2 $31$ ™pened and admired by the hon­ Cupancy. You ran move in At Th* S'gn Of Th# Totem Pale Super Trading P..»t fitnfoid D«rut $ *l#rl 111 V Park — Ph FA 2 2420 n i.o a . rt'KKit .in Mirhlnr and Supply Co. 2617 R. Fianch A*#. or***. Oilarulo Hwy FA 2 Mil. while w# proem the paper*. il*r for tttaintlff* 207 W 2nd Si. Pli Refrewhmapta of cookie* and r o Moi tj*» t v.ar old $ bedroom hiu»n In „ JIL\ ^ ^ - V i Rkl l i RI and ' " Sale, irpre.entative nn lh* punch were aerved by the hotte**- ;68»lf 9PH. 1‘lotftB AVinnwoed Serlton. For *ale by iT^TTr. ai TY ~ r aRidiBi" lUte'At.l S.1K7 DOWN •I. Mr*. C. L. Hart, Mr*. John owner. Plenty nf rbi.rt »pac*. YOUR BI AITV Ml. I'A 2-A7I2 prrmiicv wrekdi)I I A. M. 'til NO CLOSING COST He i l l ® m Maxwell. Mrl. T. AV. Prevatt and In f#i ••»•»# #f a r roidtUonrd living #rra, kit Shaping 8 St- tng our Spenvlty • MIG VALUES \>at 2 be<l’ nom bungglow i,n two dark Sunday 1 P J|. *tll dark MO S. rack — TA 2 4MI hllAHMAS J UCLLI.NO. Mr*. Jack Stawart rhen equipped. T o '. a I pru* ttl.* I* • HARRII TT's nEAlTY ND*)K large laidiraped lot . Kitchen • (il.’ ICK TREDIT The hall » u effectively decor­ In IbN l nun mt (hr •e*nn«t .»»•*•«#, J$n down payment $1 *nn, n* irr-TTl'MIlvr ind 103 S -utli OaV Av» eipuipped. hardwood flouri. Steal ated with wildflower* and pink tr.HlMil l. I NBRfj, rinrldi. • KASY TK.RMS rioting c«*t 13u.$ W) nn.- rwvt Dr . In r»*»W«ir (We *iv>- lu|i Value Stamp* i at $8 930 $6330 monthly. WILSON . MAir.R love vine by Mr*. AV .1, Seig. I n All I ereHi.ee* nn4 I'bmuBB !!•%• Sanford FA 2 M36 Inn I Iniain •*» llewRRd* %«#ln#| AA ||. Iltll S T E M P E R Agenry New anf Uied Furniture la' fk.M A!~) n hi r ** vsfp T r o«M l.lUlfl 'ill E Firtt SI Ph. FA 2-1 Mysterious Fast lAAA^WOOlTirM TDI.N “ V«»*4 *n*l #B<»$ e*f '- ‘Il 614 H»**4 llraltnr A Invurrr *k»IfIr $ Bin) i* |ir»»#«'» A*vnc. Laura II. Oiler, II. E lafler Vue 1 bedroom hou** f->r .« > by •TOKYO —(L’ PD — Eait ihould *f•h ftJ M I II T # GIRLS WANTED v *1fttrnb and d*men i ■ • ■ III H f t W AVES * - er. 1 )*ir old. ' all | White Atu■' he 71 or over. App!> . meet W»*t on thil one! In Tok- >»9u, rr tnht» **f i »»u ittftv i ' Arlftt Price. Everett Harper .»*:*'••• th# fftt41ft ■M.M *'■ Allt rilNItl 1lllMAti 2 1073 afier 7 p. m. yo » lubway* it it not unumal for J. New A I'xed 112 N Park u r.ioU.NU. »!#• *•••*!. ib•# *if r« Phone FA 2 4991 Pig V Whittle •ON 1R A( 1 and REP AIR WORK a woman to rite and offer her •r 1 I'ounfi >|ft«ftr-h'l9#tl8. In Ihft Furnilure and Applianret Jtitlc# of h»*oM i# 2'» a.ree «>f farm land, lileil .and ( l'A 1*3*2 teat to a man. The Japane«e r«*uhti SPECIAL SALE! Lit*, livn ea h. YOU MAY III lilt: i ink" we Itwj Ranfnrtf vvr. Kim let*, at Hit nf fL # In th* cmin hav flowing well. Eu.l atrip of [IIRAII.L^ ODIIAM . Free. of Touriit Auociatton explain* "thi* hni|i« *»f Nftitj •*#»u»itf at .HanfotH $tnn down, or 3 for $1 non — ARE LOOKING EOR Ir tliuw K fa f I 4 l » •| I'Ll MIII.Nt; Sanford. FA 2 0413 Avon* ne-* i hritlmai rilt« xhd practice i* *tHl conudered good Anefar MfiflihA #*biu thfl ' ' ha* ».f High — Cleared — Ahitrart 203 209 E Eir.t St rh.’ r.A 2-0918 Cnr. Hwy. 17-93 A 27th «(. D'fhlU fttie.n * f IM* ('dntrarling k Repair* tollelrtev Wr:' ib. 219. ./ k » form among the more conierva- fir** Furwi.hed rm<^ rlllll - i n -8’ 5 » Seminole Really Free Eitimaira Phone r.A 2-IS8I Uird furniture, gppllinre*, t*el* tixe Japanoc ” hart, Fla tt rltlfl* ••A *h•II e' 4te I # f*l» • MAJOR ItROBN REALTY nf ; NNlrt#fir * ftflll •l oll*» 8A«1.0 •• AV. DIKTIIK IIS — HE AI.TOR R L. HARVEY etc. *old. I.erry’ i Mart Realtar •f ih# ait m.* •*»h Ahall M Kile, 'lelhrln—A'elma Go.veder. «»' i i : e .n ii"i •' YOl Jut Sa.,f,.rd Ave. I'hone FA 2 3362 21$ SmfiM Ah Ph r.A 2 4131. •Horn m i-a m - rfftlnt*ni • at#"*' LAKE MARY MAY BE T'tl ONE WE AllE A* •’ • • r . , Adrl.ld* II. Mn.ex — A.torlate., Pn FA 2 3137 or FA 2 t»M 21—PI AMI SI RADI r»r '0111411*1 r •t *•* filfl •aai| L# 1961 Park A*r. • le.vlfied Di*plav LOOKING pr»li tr. . h FA -.JJJJ f t TM»: t IN< I IT « til nr. NINTH %aI«! .AA'ON'S new Ohur'mai Slf'v en j riAMI TUNING k REPAIRING .11 till 1*1. I ini t IT. IN XNII * OK Ototfl# M U*11ip.a T. W. MEMO, Broker An Att* tltary iiitril*r nf | «r. viimii.i : m iA T v . rion in x . Inlletnei Write Box T9, l«urkFARMER'S AGENCY i n in i r.av no Mil 4h# I.Btat* e* W. |„ HARMON ^COUNTRY ClaUlT THIS WEEKS SPECIAL? Phare n . 2 2411 h.rt, Ela NOTH R Ot- *1 IT Kilfniri J. WAltlhf. V V. Farmer. Realtor Hi FA 2 122J After 3:00 pm J I A n r IIR.N.XKTT. •I*fAAiAd 1936 Mrblle Home llTr.NhTNoM PAVIA A >|r l.\T< "«IV D. II. AA'hltm.ire, A*«o«. ptalollir. MANOR Woman, age 2' to 35, f..r perman­ Jl A III ll HIM. 1 (ik'Tli Al'TnilS Af tor 11#*s fe$r .•r laev ■va* 1$ ft Ling to ft Wide* 116 S Frenrh Avr Th FA 2 3221 .irtaitrii t> TMif«r-Mi\ • i Admlnl«ir*irr ent reipon.ib'e po*itiou, rapid 2 lltfirnnmw K4ttar*f* ItiitMinf RBP.Mi r. i. i: b T liojiraos bn ONLY $4.99$ TERMS After hour* FA 2 2618 or FA 2 4171 Qpiit, expeiirnred in otflre Build In ynur plan*. l*Anfnr<f. KlorMt wife. SE3 Florida Room Remi-drling and Addltinna J’*fea6*nt* work. it*»dy and prorluclive St"P in and vialt with ul— aotm r. « r r n n r . r i n t i n r •Air t h i ar*Ti o r rt^vrm.g Monr. FOR VOIR MONEY 2 Hfdroom MHnonry I mis LIKE worker. Starling iilary $4'i wk. t o . joar.rw f« TMoviraov aw* o r n i R i t nr i i i h i i i r n im — F.II.A. — Nn Dbligatiori ■WITHIN walking riietanre nf noti ,, k i a it»:n• i»> •;i\ i n * •* nr.riM. r. i .i. k Tin>vir*oN. I’honj FA 2-5624 perlodlr lncrea»c*, $-t day* 4fr downtown, trhool* and churrhe* hit wife w«or, traiilenre* th* UftePralftlinl •• | III* » i|e.f> Home »k . apply Colleetlnr !)ir . I’rr 23-E l.1 (T n il Al. St.nAICES r»» m • .tie* 4., ! l . VV,.| *14hnn, t Aw. I'lark e.f ihr .Modrm Mobile Home 7 lilt Avl.e.to* tiding. 2 *t»rv • tk m i . vvietlnw, .Nataje (,'oun- Hrnuiinlft Pounly. Kl*»ri*l* «»lll c • dd Bureau. Bnt. |f>) s» ,\t| hour*, garage. }IO,$OOhu. 4 flfl lh# 121Ii ifa% nf .N Ur !V.« •* 1.. Vna-.fia Sale* k Park Furred Walls Bank Rldg *A #ihrS .A XI•l th*mini m i: *n»; m-.iu nt hi.qi in n . II. llouia Wiling Elrctrlc .Service A.beitn* riding. 2-atoiy, extr. f* file )»ur a -l-r r or wrm,n t i. •Inor If lh# (*'auf? |(| •• •' Anma(Include* CkMlnx) • Sl l Aihlrn 2919 7*o. DrUndn Dr. Int. $12,300 00. SAN'LA.NT.A: 3 nf fl» ftMII If 11.1, In It* 4h»f» pro- r *l# Pnidut a. in ***> i - i i i . f . h e ip wanted Ceramic Tile Hath n H K II W m the Cl*rh of INI* fnrH, r|*»rMa. off#r * -r •«!* a*n| BANDAIX ELECTRIC CO nR. attractive frame hnurf, •xnfuid lh. FA 3*7218 Court. 4o* in aerie * r».pr Ihrrmf *#l| at r*ilil c «•ui ' > t<* lh# hlAUFA 2U913 rimed garage. Extra Int, all *1 I»#81 I 11-lNf '• .8*' |M Part lime young man white, In 112 Metnolla uyoo Nianatrom. tiavle * MrlMnah. til .Aluminum Awning # AimViioraati for P:«lmlff a trit *.|- f••11*1tt 1nft H#*> file t land.capnd. Ilarbema OUlild* drive truck. I’ h. Nr) x Ureae la NdwarUa H.ift6|iie. *an- •16 l»A h#mln*ilA CuUl.l), I*IorI*f41 |*e 410,000oo 3 HR Cedar aiding forg. t'larl-U "» or hafnra th*: ]lih •It Windowp !#i( J(A C |,t» n hwMivjN .n t» men winter!. •i#e of .Nmamhar 1*11, Sober rnlnrerl Kitchen c.|iiipp*d. I<arg* In' ftft f ' I ffli#'* If* f$la* I»**e.l» N*N. The nature o f tkla p,ora6lav C'rnwr'* Camp only $57.50 monthly Tola' $6,300 00 nnly $600 ffl WKLCOMK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS ia i*aa0 Jr. flf’i. ■*«|a Count), k * . o « a * jll tor fe,#,|otur* or a Irnnrc Lot KlnritJa n a r 'i u , tee fattorriae oiarrlk. down. 4 Bletk* Well Of French •6 real prwf*rr» I , lo g an* fctloe P'lfAuiM In fh# b m* 1 f»*'r## nf ft —TVnrk Waxted TO SANFORD la aamlnel* Ceunty, f l o n t a . to- fortf|n%ur# *nt#r*n 143 a n i« »to4I*avcd Street Avenue an 20th Street. Inf In afttd « mill th# •*?!# nf •It. Rnard thildrrn dav anti ni;itt rrhlfh is MI4.D *i« I* »*$in$*iti MODEL OPEN DAILY S i. J M , C. ^ f-ot *. of b l - , k * or Tier 5 l*nrrmAilAfi. \\p invite >oil In Ire our Rtiewl!* nliMiltilrly free Ktnr a * *i»>*4tl«M 112 V) per week EA 2 2377 ^ o f the Town o f taafer.|. r|-.r. Plainflf* \m.ft »v. 1 e - a*$H Lot. for .ale, located n mile. W*. 154 N. Park Ave. Ph. F a 2-4123 Outside City Limits without obligation al one of Sanford'a leading I1t aeror6lea I* K It Traf. -Ufnnir i‘f*rh. Mr '# l*»f»*i lini* ' l l Mta ikaraaf rr--.lrl in Truck route nf Florida, New York. nv.itttf* f tt nit ti ef Sanford. Th FA 2 3260, Motrin while you lurnle xuitithlr houxinp for f * » Nook 1 r«a*a **■*», of •ml tnt 70 Aert tiled term, 3 bedroom FINANCING TO SUIT YOU. A Oklahoma. • hauffruri llcenin tlTNK#h l W Z ,l#l ’>sr.•I a I lh# ttf. i"1* i # aukllo auktio re-orda r# ,« of armlnnle l#S you and tour fnntilv. Pick up your key Rt the U houie, lerge barn*. Inquire <.'oiiaiv, yt«ri6a OVIEDO SECTION. HOME k ■16a I’lton# PA 2 49UT or l'A 2 2196 of tali 1* in. thi• JTlh r»'v*r and O'.PKNrn on at Nan. final 8**| Salra Office. J»**ph B. Levy. FA 2 1222 ^lohAf »%vi FARM—3 r o o m dwelling— 4 f«r.l. Ntmiaote Ceualv. Flor. flay M o. r iii ; iin|m*v Baby litllni. Ironing FA 27928 Ha thlt itth day Dflakrr. acre* exceptional farm land — CLKKK cilir riT CUt*HT 1*1* Cherry Real K«tal* Ageney Ur i n s >l U MW# au'lahle for vegetihle*—nuriery t. r iirnvrm y Dial FA 2-9928—Notary Raby rlltlng. 117 So. Frfn h Ave. l»«»utr Cl*ra •'leik of Clr,uH Caurt —flowed — on highway — In 1219 IV. 13th St. Krar.Barber Shap Fhonr FA 2*1319 • aKAt.i Alla J f.unA^gUt iiKAI.1 Oviedo. Caili $7300 to lettle Carpenter work, cabinet* of all | M tin hi v IIRAILEY ODHAM, I*rt4. *TEN»Tltn»{. tiAXMf J* MriSTOIIf ; HARNT estate — I’ har# — FO 3 3261- IF IT IS REAL ESTATE!__________________________ AOnrn.y (n» Plelntlff kind*. Coiner cabinet* built A Atmrn.v .- t.a. Corner llwy. 17-91! «V 27lh SI. Phone FA I-ISM )' n b «i em Thad L. Lingo, Realtor — Fgyara, nuiliiar Imlallrrl. Free r i t i m a l . a . a*k Crumley k Mon'.eith | Redurfd. l yeir oM on canal in Tamp* t. .lor i. n.rte* Oviedo, Fla. •t 111 South Park Pb. PA 2 46911 Loch Arbor. $TJ me PA J J»*$ ipwkUaa ( h i . ink. n .i . FA 1731$. CLASSIFIED INDEX Geneva News QUALITY HOMES Low Down Payment Legal Notice SJwsunak&A I Odham & Tudor, Inc. Wall Mather Sanford Legal Notice NEW! nenoo 280 *8 2 8 0 .00 M. L. NICHOLS Odham & Tudor, Inc. ^ J i �4 ' m f (% || | ii f I FR O ZEN SPECIALS MORTON’S CHICKEN TURKEY REEF Brach's POT 3 PIES FO R BIRDSEYE — SLICED H allow een C a n d ie s Pk^s. STRAWBERRIES ^ BKACH'S JUMBO 39 GUM « DROPS & BRACH’S BIRDSEYE p10oO/. pBags BUTTER 2 BEANS BRACH’S P b 35< MO, (>/. BRACH’S 7 Oz. Milk Chocolate Box CANDY" CORN R a ff BIRDSEYE CHOPPED SPINACH 2 I’ kK*. CHOCOLATE DROP BRACH’S BRACH’S Mailed Milk P. F. V. STARS 7« COFFEE TOFFEE BALLS - ;■ ■>M COOKIES BRACH’S Milk Chocolate Raff BRACH’S DELUXE Chocolate Creme 13 Peanuts Box # iBRACK’S m a v iio in j/ 1 Caramel Caramel '0 z ' U. S. NO. I LONG ISLAND WHITE DROPS & BRACKS PARTY “AKIT " PACKS « j V O flC R O L L S 11 IN INIHMIM Al. IIAfiS ! h A A , A i a A F I N E S T A A A m A Q U A L I T Y f M E A T S l BONELESS * » W W 'W V W V JIFFY CAKE M IXES SPICE BROWNIE MIN # Lh. POT R O AS T LI). Bag WHITE CHOCOLATE YELLOW U. S. GOOD — WESTERN " A REAL BUY 3 1 *• 2 9 KXC’KSS FAT THJM.MKI) — NO HONK FRESHLY GROUND HAMBURGER 2 "» 9 9 ‘ ECONOMY SLICED BACON 4 9 \X» l.imil 2 ‘ l.l> SMALL LEAN SUNNYLANI) WHOLE 3 9Lb.* SPARE PICNICS RIBS I WE GIVE SAV-MOR COUPONS \> SHURFINE 4 9 SAVE & GIVE PURINA KRAFT’S S A LA D DRESSING DOG CHOW 5 W ITH 49‘ POP CORN JUMBO PIES Box Of 12 PRICES GOOD OCT. 30 - NOV. 1st1 SHURFINK ORANGE JUICE Can SCOT TOWELS BEECHNUT STRAINED H e a r. BABY FOODS y O ' 3 i 'a r s “ ^ MUSSELMAN’S 39« AppleJuice25c PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. SANFORD �% Sanford Banner Annual Event Starts Friday AN INIIKI'LNDKNT DAI IA NKWSt'APKK VOL. XI.IX Kotaolishril 1*108 V a n i obd. ■. rm i: m »a y , o c to r k k v •’•sited Frees Leased Wire NO. 294 Most Powerful Explosion The unnual sale* event which kick* off the winter * op. , pinir M u o n here, Sanford Banner Day*. will l>t-gin tomornm* I in local stores. This two-day event usually heralds the arrival of win­ ter. It would seem that Sanford merchants are i:t tune with , the weather, "ince everythin* points to the arrival of cold went her. Sanford Banner Days is the biggest merchandise pro™ Fl o r id a Rips Desert Underground — —————— |motion of the reason.. Most local ■merchants arc participating. BunI aer» •«»ill I* streaming from win- ' jclows and dirplayr.i in aturzs of thole who are taking part ta thr j promotion. Weok Proclaimer! Special bargain* will tie thr WASHINGTON lUPI) -ITeai lulr, not an exception, during Ihr and Saturday. ent Ei-cnhowrr ha* proclaimed •ale tomorrow Nov. 9 • 15 American Education Store* have hired extra »al»* per•onntl. Merchandise offered dur­ Week. ing Sanfoni Banner I)a)« will .on.e from the regular atock* of U nions Warrinjr thr More*. Item* that remain af­ LAKELAND (DPI) — In# H<* ter the »alr will be plarrd l>ark on rids \Fl.-CIO prepared today to the thrive*. butt hca<l» with the |»oiverful Bargain* will be available Iu T.*.n*trr* Union in »ee*ing to j ull about cvrry.hing that a »h«p. -'tganlxe employe* of two new pel could delire. All merchant* | Ttrripa brewerie*—including truck participating in Bannrr t>ay» drivers. traditionally re| relented nave Iwtn planning for thi* an- j by the Teamster*. nual event. Juat In cu e you've | wondered. “ SBD* in The Heralil l for leveral day* meant Sanford Employment Jumps • MIAMI BEACH (L'PD —Non­ Banner Day*. Free parking will be available j farm employment jumped by 1.1.200 la*t month over September of at the city lot. located behind the 1957. with s. me 12.500 non farm P*»»t offire. Thu I* another »cr job. added over previous month. »«w provided chopper* in San Janie* T. VocfUe. chairman of ; t«»rd. ______ thr »tatr Industrial Commi»*lon. raid thr gain wa* more than th■,i«ual te**nnal gain. News Briefs * * * Hiroshima’ Sized Six Days In Mine, 12 Men Alive; 52 Atom Can Bsing Variety Blast Detonated; Record For Powei Others Are Dead O f Rich Benefits To All k -k ATOMIC TFtST SITE. Net SPIHNGIIIU. V S. (UPI) WASHINGTON i l l 'l l — Ine ,-vn i-ti-nulionil teat Ivan would jiUPM — The mo»t powerful un­ Twelve g r im y coal -nitifts trapped I»r m days in x dark men in charge of the U S atomic kill another goal of (he U S derground rvplailon Irv world hi*. I'rrfrciion of ,or> violently rocked alonely He. euidflr of their wrecked mine project hope thr world won't rr alornir project: were brought out safety early to- Jcct use of nuclear explosive* for 'small, clean" weapon* w h ich **'rt mc*a today al atomic could be he u»ed u*rd defentively over sciential* detonated a "Hiroda* to cheering irlatlve* and peaceful end*. rltle* or of(cn«ivrly on the battle ahuna" aizrd device R5o feet be­ friend* who hid given them up Tin*) liclievr thr atum't viofield without poi-oning the coun­ neath tile earth'* surface. fur dead.. ..lance can he made to produce tryside with deadly radioactivity. The device dubbed Blanca, The t?! lumvura tuivivoi*. dlvcovcredi;*;;". ducovcrcd1no( ,u t t r „ of rtr. „ , am, ........ Bui, a* Vlcl'one suggested at n blasted the core of the me*a from Wrclue,day when rea ct* workn* ........ but a ilch sarlfl) .1 bene new* conference Wednesday, that it* cavern below ground at the pjahevt a pip.- through the debris f„ . ,or mJnkim, wouldn't make an) difference if end of a J,ono - foot tunnel. It lhat imprisoned them, appealed F‘«r tin* ira*on Chairman John to be in good condition although i A. McCone nnd hi* colleague* on the lest ban led to ultimate dis­ dislodgcst millaint of ton* of tuck and dust as sciential* raced the one wa* reported to have a bro­ the Vtomlc Energy Commission armament and peace clock t» meet a proposed teit Explosion* Mrlp Mankind ken leg. Some „of them grinned , Ikijx- the Flail and Wr*t in lr*t If, however, the h»n Included deadline. and waved wlldl) to the crowd* ,ian ...gotiallon. »targ..g Friday Scientists rated Blanca, which atomic explosion* for peaceful But thr good new. brought to the j , UI „ rm pt New Pope May Visit puriHiaea - chrap digging o( har- relinquished its devastating might pithead njclexr rxplotiont l»or». exp!« italion of ml thale*. through nuclear fission at T a.m. Won.cn and hu>k) mine work * VENICE. Italy <UFI) — Pope creation of undri ground re»er- p.s.t.. as equal to 20,000 tons of era wept with unabashed joy a* John XXIII mi) attend the clos oir* of water nr power — the TNT tng of the Ixrurdc* centenary rext the ruen were hauled Iron) the Thr A FI C officials said it wa* ll|> (JOBS TIIKHMOMKI'KIt—'Tim United Fund climate depth* of (hr continent's deepest world would be the |o»cr. February, hi* former auxiliary waa warmer today, iomu $2,000 worth. Marcel Faille coal nunc on vtopc - climbing We think," MiCone said, “ that thr largest manmade underground miiI today. one of the very great contribu­ riploiion ever “ we knosr of.” stands on n ladder to paint the new "temperature” to the cart* called ' take*." Broke Surface FT. JACKSON. S. C. I UPD - A tion* tbv alum can make to the Other- I nail outlied I'ur $11,000 murk. (Herald Staff Photo) The blast was felt ai a rumb­ gcnrral vouit • martial charge that welfare of mankind lx through But mine officials aniil there Ike Playing Golf ling rarthquake to observers som* exploiioni." a young lieutenant kicked a Ne­ " •* no hope tor 57 mute inincis WASHINGTON (UPD - Pre.l- gro rrrruK In the Uilna and or-1 "I pcrantuill (eel,'* hr added, 4’ inllra from ground tero. A > unaccouuird (or today. The dent Kl*enhowrr took advantage drrcJ another trainee to about a “ that the puhlic will coma to rec­ huge, dirty cloud of dust rota aubtri ranc.vn n a r t h q u a k r , or of aunny weather VVcdncaday aft ognize that ihrre ia no niora rea­ from the mess lop an instant af­ Burn- i •‘ wd phraM In the pretence of “ bump," llial ruined the l urnrinooa to play golf ai thr other men wa* heard here today. J mine No . ST1KKIIULM. Sweden ( U ;'D - son to stop piogrnav in this area ter the hlait and towered 2.000 _Ircrlatid . ^ Coal ruinpany's ^ . •mg Tree Club in nearby 3t*ryF'lrat TJ. Gereld M. Wheatle) of 2 struck last ihurtdav when !7l|p,rrr American *c!entt*tx w on,,than ihrre wai after World War feel into the clear morning air. land. Iirvifcton. N. J.. pleaded lnm<<fnti men were working. During th«|t|lr Vot*rl I'rUr :..r Mevllrlnr 1 ** ,h* "*e o( <0T ftocka ini -de-t down Y-n mrag edge. to there ,-hargcs and four clhcri. i -onatraeJan." next lew hoiii* Rl nn-n w « r re»-|today for their pionrcr work in •f Festival Opens Hr followed two noncommilrionrd An atoink* bomb with (be same curd or made their wa> otil and grnetl.*-.tiidlf* tnxt r.-ult* Irad ave STJu. This amount w«» rtie Seminole Count* Untied j lirm SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The officer* from the company he "nominal” rating levrlrd tho city ?» txHlic* were recovered. thr wav to a cure fur c ’ ticrr. San PraitclKO International Film commanded to trial in the ml*- Fund climbed patt the ft 1,000) matched by the company. \it of lltivuhhna, Japan, during World Ihr men were discovered ulivr, one half of thr *11.250 awatd ^ tlarria, representing odlian l IuFestival opened Wednesday ‘ ght treatment case. War II. leaving 79.150 dead and mark today. Hoy Mann, c*"' dor. yesterday prraented check* at 1 Ij p. in. VVrdneiilay, but it wont to Gcoigr Wells llradlc. with a showing of “ Eve Want* it. Sgt. George IF Sovir. 30. of bringing that country'* aurrend* i.-.. u. worker* iu...r than 12 j prof, saor .1 Ihr Kerrknoff l.abor,.|,dKf i t.v llarol.l Ka.tner, T Sleep" from Poland. Sixteen Ogdrntburg, N. Y , 1n vvr'-k later. and Sir. (Otign treaaurer. announced. pre-l.lml, tolaling more than i','1 ' !'* *,fl *.^. ,*"’ 1 '1 1 *" alnrirs < > l Biology. P iin lr'o , The "big ru*U" tame fiom Oil gf feature* are competing for "Gold­ Charlet I.. Woman. 29. of Empire, Felt In Kaal XV. Harris I* the chair,tu., of ,r.** poc^ ‘ .Hl,.r ' p lhr 7 r, " . ‘ ’ •M •'«» l-vwrl en Gate Award" plaques in the Ala , were b->th Convicted hut re­ ham l Tudor. Emplo)•* of tin- S2,l*>0 Ufa nrw sent ita shock wavci ripr,,t.,|"lKs, : .ncr .:lo T^tuin. pr.detwr at the Hock the huildcr* and suppliers dlvition ^festival which extend* throigh ceived light sentence*. p.ir last Thurwlay. rim P°' ^ rl! frller Inatllulr Nrw York, fur A junior high Hallowrrn nartv , tiling under thr earth * surface to of the U'F* drive Pvt. William A. J. Connor of WVov. It. |tie pu ked up on seismographs at vu ra t r ''| ,r, . ^ ‘1f ‘with .v,lrh :n,b ,M rIC|fUUi|B| ,|,f|nltr " - 1 -“ chrmlcal nr* a,« !IN „ to II o m h f l row JJht frvm >rush distant point* a* New York llurri- -aid. most of the Odhaiu m 'Charlotte. N. C., (ratified Wheatmm and trapped them,C■tl). A Tudor employes who live in Se­ enough air to keep them alive, ley kicked him ll> the »hlnr 'me.1 ar.d Alaska. Sei-mlc readings oa i , , , ' •|event*. ! A rottumr paradr. frrv hollui an Oct. 13 blast with less than ium hard" with hi* Gl bo»U dur­ minole Count) had contiibulrd a riK-ue workers -pnulated. The other half of llie prigs* prize show, stunts, games and dancing, half tne yield vd Blanca, wero ing a barrarkl Inspection. half-da)'s pay to the drive. Ilrailr) went I.. Joshua Ix-d.-rlK-rg, pro- plus free rrfreshnirnts, are juvrt Dirty Uniform Odharn, prrsidrnt o( the company, made on the Atlantic Seaboard. fettor at the t'nivrrslty of Wi* of Ihr entertainment l.nrd up by Connor, brought from F‘t. tx-o told employes that the (Oinpan) conslii, for his discoveries .on-I thr Hecrpation Department. All A 9A-year-old Sanford man waa naid Wood, Mo., to teddy, admit GENEVA (CPU—Thu Kuatian* would match the totnl pledge.) In ccrnlng "g. neli. rrcomblnatlon .' nlmts in the -eventfi nrj eighth found shot to death rxrty thi* ted Itf •.•>!* a “ ereaay uniform" them. and thr organization of thr gen- . grorle* of l'inrrrr,t and Seminafternoon In She apartment wrhrre , j couW |)ot tcj| Wheatley when aavumtxi a tautfli attiOole t-!«) The t.'F got another boost earl) VTLANTA (UPI) Two patiol ole High at. urge.! to attend. h# lived. j,p |an brushed hi* teeth dur- against We*tvriv propnval* to vu*- today when six of the 12 -clexila inert emptying a sa.-k of bottled etle mat. 11aI hartrrla ” The awards were made b) the I’ llze* will he given for the ....... E. ... Handali, ..................115 ............. „ „Ihe Inspection. ____He _____ ____ pend nuclear weapon testing for in Seminole County made their William SouthlnR )ng laid WhealIHJRn ANY, Calif. (UPI) - A c neionthinr whisky reached In four tlf Sweden'* itirdical ic-1 best rostume* and winner* of ^French Ave., apparently was the . |,y kicked him to make him c<>me l,,ne >ear. Ttiere were rrport* the reports. Mors- than S5uO wa* turn time* and hrnughl out four half-, , c>rvb ( *-ntr•. the Karollitika In. various Halloween stunt* nnd con- Irrn Fchble Keynoldt who broka victim of suicide, official* laid. He to parade nat. j United State* and Britain w..ubl rd in by those reporting. I'1" '' l stilule, which said the American <c»t*. Itrfreshinrnl* will lw> fre-. up her “ Ideal" marriage with had been in ill health for some Wheatley was alao charged ........................... . from thvlr tH.*l | Goal for the UF* this year is On the tilth draw. I'll G. P. ,|||Covrric* would have a strong j Hiiough the courtesv of the Jun alngi-c Edillc F'iacher after ha lime. forcing Pvt. Cllfttlft T, IUthorn «• tjon 0Jl a firm control tyitcm. i£ki,0Q0. Campaign Chairman llu- Dirks and li It. Barfield said. Influrnrr on the -earch for a ,-urc ',,r IHifF* Mother* who have plan- tquiird actress Elirabcih Taylor The body was discovered by a Ilatiir*hurg. Mti».. t« shout on Diplomatic source* said the two jward McNulty said ihe drive I* «-’it ••attic u M inch snakr They fur fancer n*d for enough rake ntxl rookies around New York last month frequent occasion* In a loud voice f(>unlri#t wo(jld RuM(, an neighbor, who ha takrn him a slid they said they stomped the l "picking up iperil, but we still Dlsruss Pasternak Uproar I '" *rr**' T'"- Prx>«ram will was h.iapllalitrd Wednesday, bowl of soup at lunch. a lewd replay to the question, , g lrPmrnt end the tests withThr pctt!.\ JA-yrar • eild Mill snake and finished it off by dou* ! need rc|.ort* from all of the v..l Today 's announcruienl complrt-' ’ ," rl 1,1 s *" ,*^"w youngater* to Reynold* p-..b*l>ly will be kept Its Funeral arrangements will be I “ What'a gwd, Hatbborn? out projwr controls woukl b' visit the Moutiislde Carnival, unlcer worker*." He urged thr ,B* “ * lth - — o f whi‘ k ).jfd ’ ‘.si'rkh.,lm , part in awarding Connor'* tratlmony wav *uh«tjn i B<mh|rM. announced by Bri-son the hospital until F'riday, Dr. , - , N.iltrl priz. v tins year. However. whi.h login, at 5:3.) ; Hally aupportesl by Pvt*. Douglas* ||tll Moscow, quoting the continued supia.it ,,f the drive, . , M II p. m. the junior high Chxrlra levy raid. She was ra* which will prnvidr fund* for «rv * K i l l s INl1 J ( n ) It was overshadowed I) Ine ie. l AI. Childs of Gainesville. Gj . and |lr» , p» Pfr SovieUkay* Uu*»ia, '.lit) a<11 rial ami dancing on the •sorted suffering front exhaustion WEST HOLLYWOOD (UPI) jrctlon •( the Nobs I Prize f..r pal . will lie available unlit mid- ami acute indigestion. Guy Bailey of Jackson, Allas. , aMj Soviet Union woul^ con- rn y.uth, welfare and charitable .ornuzations next year Paul Carlisle. 22, a Foil fusudrr- [ IJteraturr by Russian writer Sovi. and Moman both Invoked unue to rxplc^te nurlear we«p<ini MeNully, Kastner and Mann n dale Negro, wm killed Wednesday 1Boris Padrrnak The hwe-ll*1. l.irhl fo ser.ior high students re'.Article 31 of the Uniform Code of, until the Writ agreed t*. the Huslur- mg from the Srw SmyrnaMilitary Justsce. the Army'slsian .lemarwl for an Immediate J|itr»*xl appirclation for the F»b when a truck >lamm.-l into an Academy will ri«ct Inter tmlay i-> Henfor*! fmitlixll game. A mid| done1 by (Mharn & Tudor and its ' ..-.l.rr trurk Seminole High football fans a-1! “ Fifth Amendment" and rrfu.ed |cessation of nucUar tests, •i,.pped f.u a traffic [diveuv* Ihe -iluatlun created by lllghl show ts achrsluled bt the employes |light gain will follow: Ihe train when it, to testify against Wheatley on 13 *■'“ n minri.itiiiu -,f the awaid. The Russian nrw* reports .aid frill riralrr to close the Hnllohit* Ihe road Friday night. K*nfurd will lie host to th« pursquestion* under grounds th*y I the Communists would reject the V‘»en r g'i( Pete Schirard, president of the master* iii F'lurida's F'ifth Dlsthrmselvr* projiosal of a one-year suspen might Incriminate triet on * iv. I). Booster* Club, said * giant mo- |anew. 1sion. torcade will leave the high school | In addition, state offiecra have -t . I,ID .F. l.-i.n il l'll • la-rn invited to the meeting, at (1 5 p. m. Destination for thr I nlup vs.-rk.rs at two l.ig jto m ic which will In- heist in the Civic group will hr New Smyrna, the s o '. . t,-.l early tmlay to a.-- Center. Field irrvlce officer;, also ^axt road trip thi* vrar for the r^pr « n. w- cu-itruet, but (ollowlng are exncctesl to attend. Tvemlnole grtddrrs. the Vote nieiultert o f a marhinoffirla! host for the meeting Band buses, thr pep squad and 1s t .’ ' . . i ! iv n e n .d Ihelr picket­ will lie Sanford Postmaster Joel cheerleader* will be included In ! ing o f the plants. Field. thr caravan. ,, deputy Sheriff will I be in the official entourage. Schirard asked all fans to join Capt J. D Ramagr, .xnnmodorc Harris, zkippcr of VAI11, ami the caravan. Car* should , o f Hatwing One. rclate.1 plans for Cdr. Hal I^vng. skipper o( VAH T. the school hv 6 p. m. Charlie Morrison, emcee of toe the forthcoming Bombing Derby Coffee Club introduced the Naval to the group assembled at !(*!*)'* officers. Other introductions In meeting of the Coffer t lub at eluded three City Commixion ran Mr* Appleby'» Hrataurant dtd«tes, Joe Baker, David MaUira, »« The derby will be held Dec. » and Sonny fUborn; fxl Andrew*, WASHINGTON (UPD—A surly- | —Ur, an inside knob inquiring 12 at tha Sanford Naval Air St* Richard Dens, and l^e Samuel*, iuirrd 3 year old boy climbed . not more lh*n five pounds of Members of DAY Seminole : lion. Capt. Ramagr aaid that tha preaent for the firat time; Ham into a refrigerator and the door |pressure is turned, u . Sunday f j ‘ it tlie frit on oro.jth- I Navy to attract senior N*- i-evy ami Marvin Xleltier. local slammed shut. —Or, some automatic device •hoot , hope, ^ 17 Ut. from 1-4 p. m. |‘.*l personnel •n,‘ H °rl manufacturer*; Ifarland lluwe, J His mother found him live requiring not more than IS ritltcns to observe the event. e«l DeMcra, Harold Hardealer, The public Is invited. Guns will 1 hour* later — dead. Tiny finger pounds of pressure to operate, be fumiahwl in the event a con­ Out of .tate advertistrg wt'l be |Syd Morrison. Fxi Mimer, and mark* on thr imtdr of Ihr reCongress passed the law ia 1994 soliciUd and it ia hoped that a Barney Wolford. Florida State testant doesn't havo one. Shslia frigrialor door testified to hit cf- \and directed the administration nation-wire TV hook-up can be Bank. will be furnished. Procrad- will fori* to e-capc 1to draw tip specific requirements. , Cliffoid McKibbm spoke briefly ■ lie ulesl »o help defray thrr cx tx^oci- afranged. A federal law alined at even- Many refrigerator manufacturer* majority of the mxueuvers | concerning the Chamber of Cora_*e* of the Christmas y*.r ty vfor tually ending aucli “ ice box |have been I stalling the required Uke place at nirht with long i merer membership drive now unchildren of DAV memlwr*. death*" went into effect today. safety f -aturev for some time. bombing targets set up for derway. Thoac present were tr The law require* that all re­ Government officials estimate Atlir. Ramagr asked the, minded of the Jaycre get-out thefrigerator* told in interstate com­ more than a duien children • local orgar.itationa in pub-1 vote campaign and the election merce muit be constructs! to a year on the average are trapped lieUing the derby. Tuesday. small child can open them from in refrigerators and ice boxes and Following hi* resume of the The Novemlier meeting »f the the inaidr. die. The death loll in 1M9 Howdy - ‘--4 a — t rather root •veal, Ramagr introduced four club will be held the third Thurs-| L'F (.LTS LIFT — Harold Knatner, Hutvartl McXtilly nnd Art lltirtia look ut checks «nd .Must Open Easily reached 26. with iraaiilnaal rw4w thrafh Fri­ new squadron leaden: Cdr. E. day in tha month because of pledges, totaliag 41,-ltiU, front Udham & Tudor uiul ita employe*. Somb.of the men who Refrigrrator dour* muat be Moat o( tho dcalhi hare in­ day. n g h M a r Tig kw t*. R. Horrwll, recently returned from Thankogiving. Morrison stated gave to tho agency arc shown nt Sunlami Katatca, where the prraentatinn took jdacc. T*ha volved children becoming trapped ■Icht *M to K. NortbeiMterly the Mediterranean area, new skip­ that the crowd was Ihr largest total waa divided evenly between employe* and the company. Harris, chnirmnn of tho bunt so they will open when: —Not more than 13 pounds of In abandoned ice boxes ar unused U M ouksw gag hwwr l«s- per of YAII-3; Cdr. E. J. Win- eser olUnoing a *e**ion of lh< | builder* and aupidieni division of the L’ F. t inted i.» more than $2,000. pressure ia applied (rum the in- refrigerators. However tom* hava of la w o * hi; Cdr. fiord i Clltrald bluff Photo) Um haadte la involved rafeifuaktt la Lieutenant Denies Kicking Recruit; Trial Underway Americans Capture:Coveled Prize For Cancer Research United Fund Climbing; Total Passes $ 11,0 0 0 Halloween Events iii In Cily Announced Sanford Man, 96, Apparent Suicide Russia Gets Tough On Nuclear Tests This Whisky Was Real Snake Poifon Dohbie Reynolds Enters Hospital rash •Caravan Planned For Football Game Postmasters Plan Sanford Meeting Contract Accepted Air Station Sets Bomb Derby Here Turkey Shoot Set *By Seminole DAV Refrigerator Law Goes Into Effect Weather J F � 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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O e t IT , I N S N fo T irl iFire Dept. HoldingMembership Drive V m ll Crown At Stake In Red-Bengal Game *i r{ , L' Mr Da v id a . a o r r r r I l i M F i t u lO tru llH a l ATLANTA (UPI) — LouLlsna ■Utt and Mississippi match p*rfact record i M e n U.OOO fane Baturday nighl at Baton Hougt, 1a ., ta a Mgh-atakei contest from which th# winner will emtrgr at on* of th* f*w remaining major unbeaten. untied trama In the r a ­ off to an early lead, then put on n cartel of second half goal Una atanda to edge Arkansas, a long­ time nemeala. It II. That Florida line, ranked third in tha nation on ruthing defenie before game-time, limited Louliiana Stair to M yardi un th* ground. Hut halfbark Hilly Can­ non manaard to p e n e t r a l a it rnough to lead a M-yard dm* in in addition. Saturday night's tha aaeond period whieh he ellvictor probably will win tha South­ maard with a touchdown, and eastern Conference t i t l e and again In tha fourth period to art ttanrh a ) m I chare* of bring rat­ up Davie' winning field goal. Mississippi moved almo*t at will 'd the naCon’a Nr. I roll*** f«-otI:; the ftrat half but aaur Arkanaal, bril team. B( T preoared (cr thair te lt I led by halfback Jtm Moot;, dom­ Hfh thair toughest came* a! tha inate the second. Mooty gained *«a on. The l/w liiins Slat* Tl- i IM yardi ard am red two touch­ Kara beat the dw'-'iiilvaly • touch downs, hut hobbled an attempted Florida Catora lii 1 with a field conversion pave that would have goal by Injured fullback Tommy predured a tie. Bobby Kran'tlln, Davla In tha waning mtnutci of the conference nffenie leadara ■cored twice for the Rtbela. the fourth period. The Mississippi Rrbrla Jumped Tier* are three other intra • conference gain** vrtmlulrd for Saturday. Auburn, which extend­ G ianU Ixise Guards ed ita unlieatrn atrtng to tf> gamea HEW YORK (UPI) - The New with a lb-7 win over Maryland, York Glanta almoit ran out of of­ will be at Florida; Georgia, a eurfensive guard* In Sunday’* name priie a n tine.- over Kentucky, agalnit Plttahuryh when Injuria a wlU be at Alabama, 1-7 upset win­ •Idelincd Jack Stroud. Hob Mia- ner over Mississippi Stale, a n d chair and Melwood Guy. Rooie- Mississippi Slat* will h* at Ken­ relt Brown, the rlub'l all league tucky. Friday night In rvw- '*agu« a*, tackle, wound tip playing the ;atlnn, Vanderbilt. M * winner over litlon. Enterprise News nett Memorial Methodist rhurrh »F HELEN HNODGR4M Mra. L. M. Wright returned will meet tonight at 8:J'> o'clock *jburtday from Atlanta. Ca. ac- In the church annex. Those plan­ eomp’nied t>y her daughter, Miat ning to attend are request'd to Berth* Wright of Jaekaorvllle. | bring a covered diah ard table Where they wero ealled L it week •ervire. No deaaert dkvhei are By the audden death of Mra. needed du. tr th* Halloween par­ Wrtght'a brother, Ralph J. Sauls. ty 'o h* b*ld following the sup­ Mr. Saule »p*nl hla early >*ara per meeting in Enterprise and haa many friends Prayer Vigil Held 1b this area 1h# H hoar prayer vigil observ­ Richard Jay Harris, yourf son ed Thursday and Friday was atel Mr. and Mra. Richard H. Har- aisled by Mr* Don Walling, Mr*. gL of Maitland and grandson of Ruth Long, Mr*. J. V. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. F ed Harris waa Mra, Ida Padgett, Rev. and Mra. baptised e | the Sunday morning ftrimom CarlUn, Mr. and Mm . <V. Berrlre al tha Harnett Memorial clt Srlleri, Mr. and Mr*. Wa.-en llathodlat ehuren by the Rev. Don- Hue, Mr. and Mra. Kermit Wig­ Bid J . Walling. Thl» waa th* first gins, Mr. Gltnlftrr, Tom Mag*n baptism V t! e newly remodeled heinirr, Mra. Fred Harris, Mrs. W. E. MeKrthan. Mr*. Harold Banetuary. Mra. S. I*, hklnnrr of Lake H im , Mrs. If. A. Throop, Mia. Wale* waa th* weekrnd gurat of llarvry Dunn, Mra Lawson, Mra. Peterman, Mra. Krnr.it Jones, Mr. and Mra. Em ail Jonas. Ur. and Mra. Chart*a Morrell of Mra. Cyril Lauramnre and Rich­ Mrs. Alrtha Non mo n-. N. Y. rre hou»# gurat a ard Laura more. of bee sitter and biotlur-ln law Evans and Mis* Itrlrn Snodgraai. FHA Heeling Here Mr. and Mra. Warren Iliac. The (wo couplal aprnl Tuesday al Tha Dr Land High FHA Initia­ White Springe visiting the Stephan tion meeting waa held at th# Flo­ Foster M anorial and at Silver rida Po*er rtuh last Thursday Spring*. evening. New member! were hon­ Fay Lee under, ent surgery at ored at a wiener roast at l:M (he Seminole Memorial hospital, p. m. followed by an evening of entertainment. last Tuesday. Ur. and Mrs. If. E. Bfsddo-k Initlntinn costumes were sack viitted frtenda arvt rsliUvr* In droslM, onion ruralgrl and howl Pierson. Sunday, Oet. It. hats. An lew cream aortal w n spnnMember* attending were l.ma sored by Utw Senior d ais of Bar- Gribble. Mary Jo Ryals. Susan nelt Memorial church irhool with lllera. Regm* (lark, Jane Sarg. pTOceads going to redecorate the Ltrraine Utter, Joan Kehrley, das* room. Joann Brantley, Jewell Elliot, HalWweea Carnival Tracy Norman, Johanna Foraythr, Tha Hallaweeo carnival (pan- Judy Jones, Julia Quinton, Nancy Bared by the Enteiprlaa PTA will Peel, Kllrn Campbell. PI cor a fat held Friday night at th* school, Frost, Judy Johnson, Jean Pits* •:M o'clock. Th* ftrat grada will bury and Marilyn Kehrley. be In charge of pony ride* and rholr Director Honored tb* bakery table: second grade, rharlca M. Caiael, net ly *p pi* and roffee; third grad*, fith pond; fourth grade, spook bouv*; (minted choir director of the Har­ fifth Brad*, white elephant aale; nett Memorial Methodist rhurrh Sixth grade, dan board and art waa guest of honor at a surprise (abla and seventh and eighth birthday celebration Saturday. Oet. 1* Th* party, given oy mem fradea, refreshment*. Other attraction* Include a book her* of th* choir, waa held In (ablv, an a rt exhibit, cotton can­ the newly remodeled church kit­ dy and pop corn, fortune-telling chen. Haaoe Knit Announced broth and movie*. Th* cartoon* The Enterprii* aehoot honor roll end novelty ahorta will begin at for the Dial m week period hai •:*> p. m heen announced by L. O. Hay Fptaropal Bervlcre Sarvleea In th* All hainta FpL man, pnnripal, Fourut grada: Pamela Walais-k. eopal church began the fall achetfule Sunday, Oft. IS, with Holy Marcia Her ringer. Sharon Red­ Communion at B a. m. and Morn- man. Pete Flentke, amt Getry tng Prayer and Vrmon at It a. Mathis Fifth grade: Norma Jear Wal m. Rev. Paul E. S.-hulti announced ter*. Vida Hherouar, Pal Sand­ (be annual ohaervane* of all berg, Donna Cola, .Michael ThurStint* Day. Saturday, Nov. t, with sam, Matthew Thursam and John Holy Jam in uninn at tl a. m. to It urnett. Seventh ^rade: Nora Cemnally. be followed hy lunch and a pro­ gram meeting with a guest apeak Wellesley forbelt, William Hahn ir.d Fredeilrk Hahn. ar. Th* sixth amt alghth grada* had Fellowship Meeting The adult fellowship of th* Har­ no pupils making the honor loll. A mrmbetthlp drive for the L*ke Mary volunteer Fir# depart­ ment it underway. Duet of *1 yearly ar# being ac­ cepted for the first time In th* organiialkm'* history. Mr*. Richard Ivera, secretary, will hard!* dctal's. However, membership may be obtained from any present officer. Til* Lake Mary department serve*. In addition to the focal area. S,inland. Five Points. Little Venice, Loch Arbor and the L'psala Road areal. A new building now under con■truetlen at the corner of Flrat Virginia, will ha at Miami, and Tulan*. which toil lo Kansas ll-tf, will be huat to T ria l Tech. Sat­ urday, Georgia Tech, JO • 0 loaer to Southern Methodtat, will be at Duke, and Tcnn*aiee, beaten 100 by Florida State, will he hott (o North (arollnl. Junior hilfbark Gary O Steen put on a one-man ihow In Alahama'a up*et of Mlatlailppl State, keeping State In the hole with bril­ liant quick kicking, furniahlnr key yardage for the score*. and inter cepUng a paaa. Fan Punchcn Halaa SAN FRANCISCO (UPI>— An unldenllfled Forty-Niner fan tried to help San Franclico's cause Sunday by blocking out Chicago Rear Coach George Halts Hi was restrained by stadium pc Rea after taking a poke at the Pear mentor. Th* first oiyluad to L earned by th* Independent air freight Industry in the tf. 5. consisted of fjur tor,» of grape* flown from California to Georgia In July IBIS. Two-third* of all tie manufae turn* Job* In South Carolina are In the textile Industry. ! THAT MAKE SENSE! STUDENTS HONOItED—The Sanford Pilot Club this year it honoring the Sanford Junior HlRh boy and rirl who maintains the higheat average grade and who is aeleeted by the faculty for outstanding1 achievement. Winning the honors the first nix weekr. were linLcrt Smith and Jane llurwarti. lAtft to cIkI'I. Mr*. Walter C. Carter, Pilot pre­ sident: Mr.x. A. C. l ’ayne. Pile t public affairs committee chairman; Smith, Mia^ liarward and Mra. IU/n;or.d BalJ, .. si vice president of Pilot. (Iliigatt'>n Ph .to) News Of Men In Service PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. (FHfN O —Thomaa D k*u>ler, »on of Mr. ac.d Mr* Thr-nvat P Fuller of '.rneva. Fla., completed recruit training Oct. 8 at the Marine t*«rpa Recruit Depot. I'arrL Is­ land. -S. C. Relative* and friend* of many of '.he new Mari net were on hand to witnex* the graduation cere­ monies. The I? week training achcdulc OCT. 31s! NOV. 10thNOV. 15lh For Men O ver 40 SAN GABRIEL, CallL (U P !»im.JiJed drill, bsyr-et training, Hevcrsing the uiual trend, » husi phyilral e-mditi m'ng. parade* ard ne»i ma.hini manufacturer herr eeremonlea. and other mUi'ary l* looking to hire men over V« subject* Three weeks w?r» spent on the year* of age. rille range where the recruits fir­ The Clary Corporation decided ed the M 1 rifls ami received in­ ihst iutb men are Inclines, to b struction In basin Marine infantry Ithxt »t.h .nee are Inclined lo hi I more pe'Tiner-t employe*, t* weapon* Thi* recruit training prepares quire feta super vision si id have young 1-eat he roe elm for further lived long rnough to kne-v *’lhst specialised Infantry training at everyone must work hsrd in Oido. lo mskr a living." Camp l-ejeune. N. C. FUTURE FLORIDA ENGINEER: U m a y bw a h o m e o i y o u r o w n , o n e o f tfi* sh in y n e w riutom obll#* or a co lleg e e d u c a tio n for yt»ur y o u n Q ilo rt. But u .ltu te v e r y o u a r e a im in g Columbus discovered the D’ant of Trinidad In liWJ on his third voyage to the Ness World. WATCH FOR THE CARS Hzzard Still Roxingr DALLAS, Tv*. (UP 11- Former heavyweight champion Knard CTiarle*. gu«rarte*d a payday of tl.non, meeta T ria l light heavy­ weight champion Donnie Fireman tonight In a 10-round bout at Dallaa Memorial Auditorium, a crowd of e.hho la aip«ctrd. St. and Wilbur Av#., complete with kitchen, ahowera and r,Hrooma. will b* available for civic affairs npoi completion. Raymond Ball, building fund& chairman, will accept any don*-* tii.ns of finance*, labor or mater­ ia L to speed erection of the 30 X SO ft. itation. _ P DAY & NIGHT a n e l r a y HEATING • NO hnl eelllnga • NO special do«et apace nectaM f • NO long A- expensive d u d e The finewt lype nf winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanfnrd Are. Toys to d a y ... structural steel tomorrow Today lie u learning with toy*...tomorrow h* may be working with tkyu raperi. . . helping dctign ■ better Florida. JuH wRat ar* hi* >pportunitita? skyscrapers. . . innumerable other facilities. Latin America, too, is continually hiring Florida engineering hrms for work in Central and South America. Today, riiginccring ia booming! From 1910 to 1<»58, wilh an increase of 48';, 1 loud* k one of the fastest growing states in the Union And with some 1400 new peo­ ple moving m every nert. Morida wdl need even mart engineers to plan airports, u n i­ tary and water systems, highways, bridges. . railroads, power plants, pipelines. But what of tomorrow? Can this boy count on these opportunities lo continue .’ Oi will he be limned by socialistic decrees? Me will have his chance . . . but only if we preserve our system of free enterprise. ..the system which has "engineered" for Florida . . . and America . . . the best way of living that the world hat ever known. a 9 Jml 01 " / re« tnutptiit” kai hriptJ our rw fivrri dri//a a hr>'tr Florida [cr temorrew, ro Act ll M f t d Florida F o.tr d IJgki Company plan for a brlitr tomorrow rlrttritally. FFAI. tr puihmg okroj «>* « ittotJbtral mg riperrkm gra~ gram. , . JJ/S millrco It rtti. mairJ roil [or tkr I91S-6I 4‘)tar prr!od abnr ...la pro- 9 m /.s o .. t i r c r n c n n - ♦ ♦ * ♦ riJtyoo ohh mrnitnoiiDA C O M P A N Y * S07 Magnolia Are, FA 2-«2M �4 a s State To Issue JCounty Bonds a a* VOL. XL1X KslaoHahed 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA C ity P u ts C h arg e On W ater M eters The Florida Development Commisaion plan* to iaaue $1 million in Seminole County road revenue bonda next Mon­ day, according to nn announcement by the Commission. These bonds, however, will not be an oWigution of the Seminole Board of County Commissioners, accord intr to John Krider, chnirman. The bonds will be issued AKitiuat the coun­ ty's secondary road funds, collected by the state and retainCity Commissioner Earl Higgin­ U riah, b. Review the fees for the ------------- ----------------------— , ed in Ta>lahassee. botham put up a valiant tight at use of the swimming pools. Bonds will be issued In denomination) of tl.ooo each. Maturity date) of the bond) range lr»m Inet to 10*9. tocluiivr. Interest will be due semi-annually on ALDERSHOT, Englsnd (UIM>- April 1 and Oct. 1. VJI 32 worke."* in a cosmetic* Avcording to a legal notice pub­ fartxny were fined Monday for lished in The Herald by the Com­ nailing when the ewdsrrea »»• mission. any person deiirtng to protest issuance of the bonds will found on their fare*. have an opportunity. A hearing la scheduled for 10 a. m. Monday W ho LISBON <LT>>— A funeral o r in the la-on County Courthouse. agency toaav advertised the latest Tallahassee. Krider said the bonds would addition to ill ft*et ot hearse* a> he retired by the county's share ••«(? conditio ted." of the gaso'ine las for secondary roads. "The only las our county cHlLONDON (LTD— Civil »TTa.it fens will pay for the«r bonds is Henry H-Ilarvrt won a ditorce that which is included in the price Monday on the ground* that hi) of gasoline/* Krider said "This wife') nsxgfo-; sffertrd hi* *e- will nut tic a debt «»f Seminole ^ordlsn playing. County. The fond) wUI be retired by money collected by the state fur our secondary* road program. MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Jam ri This is money a r never see." Rabbttt arretted Warren E n te r At tbc same time, it was an­ la a department »tore Monday. nounced by J. Kobe Davis. Slate Babbitt. the >tur# detective, laid Road Hoard member, Orlando, E n te r wan shoplifting. that contracts are espectrd to be let within the next threw years for the liinitrsl access superhighway ClUCUiO (UPI) - Thia item through Seminole County. Davis said the first portion of ppe*rtd Monday in the personli column of a Chirico news- the road to be contracted would be paper: ••Pleaic oimr hom», hon- that from the Seminole County iy. | promise I'll vote Nov. 4. line •south I to !.*« Hoad. A con­ tract on thia stretch should be Elmer." made by Jan. I, he added. Present plans call for the use MrtDISON. WU. (UPII - (iov. of Highway 17-92 from French Vernon J. Thompson laid today Ave. to Lee Road. On the north, that Stuart Stobbingi of DePfie the superhighway will tie to the had developod a cigarette filter new Like Monroe bridge, now that removal IS per cent of the under cc istruction. The superhighway through Semi­ raoai tars in an avarage cigarette T h e filler contair) Wliconun nole will link Orlando and Daytons Reach. Already under eoncbee*». I I ruction is a 1$ mile stretch in Volusia County, north of Lika TOKYO (UPI) — The Commun­ Monroe ist Chinese broadcast these three songs today to show everything it lovely in their realm: "Ttia Peoples Commune tr rfews Briefs Just No Defense Needs It? Nagging: Sour Note the Commission meeting Monday, ooly to go down swinging in a 1 2 decision that will place a S3) pries on setting a water meter. The wrangle began over an Ham on the agenda that resd, "To aid tn the revenue picture that has caused so much concern, llie Com­ mission may wish uv take the fol­ lowing items under consideration* a. Charge on setting water meters so is to cover the ,-ost of ms- Committee 01100 Organization Set The Seminole County "Commit tee nl too" will Iwvid its nrgini/s lion meeting Nov It. Mack Cleveland Jr., Chamber of Commerer president, announced today. Although the Chamber will sup port the committee, the new or­ ganization will be an Independent body. It vsUl elect iU own olftcerr. conduct its own affairs. Cleveland said about &3 person* ha-l agreed to serve on the committee He anticipated no trouble in filling the remaining 15 positions. This commHlee will have as its objective an all-out effort to livat* industry tn Seminole County. It is being organized to remove th« "Chamber of Commerce" tag from sales talks to potential in­ dustrial. "When a contact is made, an indunrialist often asks us how the people feel about an indus­ try." Cleveland said. "The man with whom we are talking knows how the Chan.ber of Commrre* feels about securing a new plant, but he often wonder* if the aver­ age man irally vvirli it. "This committee, composed of people from all walks of life, will answer such questions fur po­ tential new industries. We will have on this coinmillre a crosssection of Samknole County. This committee of business and profess­ ional people should give us I strongs.' voice when we attempt tn sell someone on locating a plant ® "Every place is Wetderlul in I Our Dear Motherland." 1 MOSCOW (UPI)— The Union of tn our county." The Nov. tl meeting will be held Soviet Writer* tnusy expelled Rutsla's Nobel Price author Bori) In the Sanford Civic Center. MCE, France (lil'l) —Sir Win­ Pasternak for conduct "inroinpatston Churchill took his first hell iblr with the calling of a Soviet Sinatra Disclaims copter trip Sunday and paid bis writer " The announcement appeared in first vDit in aev«n year* to a Marriage Reports V. S. warahip. A U. S. Navy hell- the Literary Gazette less than a week after Pasternak had been LONDON I Ul'l l t tank Sin­ eoptar carried thr former British mime minister, who turns St nest designated by the Swrdi-S l,lt«r- atra publicly disclaimed report of romance with lady Realty %ionlh. from Nic# airfisld to the ary Academy as this year's win­ aMonday night when he told a ner of the $41,000 Nobel Priie for aircraft carrier Randolph in the laughing audiane that included harbor of Cannae where he had literature. Pasternak's citation said he s o Quern Elisabeth II anil the Duke lunch with U. S. Sth Fleet com­ honored for his srork In producing of Edinburgh: “ I didn't come to mander, Vice Adru. Clarence' E. contemporary literature. It point­ fondoh to gwt msrriisl " Ekatrom. Sinatra made the -u ti on nl edly made no mention of his beltknown book, "Dr. Shlvafo," which from the stage of the Odenn The is banned in Russia but published atre in acting at master of cere­ monies to introduce Danny Kay* in 1H other countries. The official new* agent) Tats and other film stars at a 17.1.54) a said the decision took into con­ seat chartty premiere of Ka)*"» sideration "the political and morat new movie, **M# and the Colonel." downfall of Pasternak, his be­ His name has been linked per­ BISHOP, Va. (U PI)—A team of trayal of the Soviet people ami of sistently with that of fody Investigators search today for the the cause of socialism, peace and Beatty, American-born divorced rau-e of an explosion that reckwi progress rewarded by the Nobel wife of war hero Karl Realty, and a deen tunnal of a enal mine kill­ Prire in the interests nf fanning several fondnn newspapers have suggested they planned marrtlge. ing 22 miners, apparently instant* cold war." l-sdy Reatty was not in the *u Ir dlenre which osvatributed $7P,noo The blast Monday tourhed alt to the British Empire Campaign. the tragedy only I.$00 fact from Giant Blaze Hits th# snot whero 37 miners died In a rumbling gas explosion 20 School In Harlem Hope All But Gone •nontha ago. The mine was oper­ NEW YORK (U PII - A llsrlein c D • J k i* a t'd hy the Pochonta) Fiwl Co. The safety division of the Unit­ sc hon! building burst into flame r O T D U T i e d M H l C f S ed Min* Workers headquarters In at 2 a. m. today and w-as still SI’RINGIIILU N. S. (U l'l) Washington said the Bishop mine burning hours latsir. Hope was all teH g»ne today for Five alarms vrere sounded with- die miners still missing in (be "has one of the worst accident records of any coal mine in the In minutes of discot cry of Ds« t rx,t>bU of a caeein. and the death eountry." A UMW spokesman raid blare which for a time threaten toll appeared rcTtam to reach '.*) 70 miners have died in the mine ed tenements on both side* of By early morning a total of 21 the ftve-stnry budding said tn he bodies had Saen recovered from Since Jan. I. 1934. The invi stigating team was SO to 70 year* old Two firemen the No. 2 shaft of Ih* i'um)*r beaded by Crawford I* Wilson, dl- were injured. land Railway and (>*al Co whlrh iteuir of the Watt Virginia Mines The cause was not immediate Iy was kit by ai, aarthquake .ise jolt departm ent. Wilson, who said the determined, but police said offi­ or "bump" Thursday nigh* Of explosion apparently was caused cially that It was "no*, suspi­ the 174 men in the mine oniy 41 hy gas a . was the 1930 eiplosion, cious." made it tn safety. was In charge of the Inquiry be­ cause the main shaft of the mine la in West Virginia. lie was joined by federal mine Inspector William Clark. UMW safely director Charlaa Fargu-on and Petr FerraU, company vice president in charge of operations for Pocahontas. Habbitt Nobs Easter Come Home, Please 4 Fiber Guaranteed Red Theme Songs Red Writers Expel 3 *Ul”to<IU"'■Boris Pasternak Cliurcliill Visits Ship Probers Hunting /dine Blast Clues STOCKHOLM (U P I)- Russia won an unprecedented second No­ bel Prize today when the Swedish Academy of Sciences presented the physics award U» the Soviet expert) who discovered and devel­ oped the "Cherenkov rtfect," Which may have been put to pracufal use In Rusila'i Sputniks. The Russians who will share the $41 pro* are Pavsl A. Cherenkov. Ifo r X. T am a tad Ilya M. Frank. The academy said that work door by the three Russians paved the way for the Ualrrrely of Califomia'a recent discover) of *he anti-proton and facilitated San­ ford University studies of nuvlear The t'ham for of Commerce membership campaign produced figures Monday that had climbod to the $7,000 mark, and Chairman Clifford McKtbbin >akl that he especAad this figure to *fo In the hag" before mid-week. Somewhat disappointing to the workers is the 190 membership* that have bean signed, because Civic leader* feel that the number of interested businessmen in the count) "ought to be double that figure," McKlbNn said. Two captains war* given warm expressions of praia* and appre­ ciation by tb* drive chairman, who said that Scott Burns and Robert Browning had really been "putting on ths steam" tsv an effort to clear up their ataignBiants by the past weekend. ‘ la It wai pointed o-it that the nearby town of Mt. Dors uses the meter setting fee »s a re­ venue m e a n s . Commissioner Drown moved the charge be adoptrJ. Higginbotham moved that Brown's motion he tatdrd. Then ensued a healed discus­ sion in which Higginbotham vowed the meter srtttng charge to be unfair and would place an­ other cost fo •‘already exorbitant" water bills. He pointed out that water titris are already paying a •ewer lax and that the rlly should get tevenue fmm some other touice. "Municipa.itie* are supposed to Klve the people Something," said Higginbotham. Toe -notion to table was seendr-l by Commissioner tl Wilson. «h-- also 'v Med “against "' placing * '-■* *live* * $;o m rtir setting charge. He explained that he felt the matter should be Investigated further ami that since Mt. Dora had t<cen used a< an exsropir, that the town's financial program should he stud­ ied. Proponents for :hc charge de­ clared that the Ato would tie to cover the cost of the fitting) fur the meter*. They pointed out that as It stands now, all other tax­ payer.* sic paying for something that wilt benefit the Individual re­ ceiving the water. Voting for the measure were Commissioners Rrown and Gatch»l anj Mayor Warner. The original motion later was amended tn go into effect Jan. 1. 1934. The wurd-weary group agreed k> maintain the same price* on the swimming pool, rather than raise them as another mean* of adding tn the city funds. In thr discussion nf thr entire matter, it was pointed out that the city has an agreement with the State Board of Health whereby a sewerage disposal plant must be under construction St the end of HK>9. Just where the SJ&S,UU0 to build tbe plant is coming from is on* of the main reasons the revenue picture Is causing concern. fUESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1958 DulUd Pi I .c u e d Wire NO. 382 Roncalli Named New Pope 'Cardinals Select Negroes Convicted Dulles Says Red Shelling In Bus Seat Case; >/v .1 ■ 11 • •$• j» 1Venice Patriarch; Hoarinn C rh o d i.U O U t l a M I S l l , U lK IV lIlZ e d To Reign As John HCdNIIQ Scheduled w v sH IN G T O N «U*M* 8*cre civilians rath er th an any ny miUh military BIRMINGHAM. Ala i l l ' l l - ta rr of Stale John Foster Dulles i objective, VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Thn A hafoa* corpus bearing was said today the Chinese Reds* on Dulles told newt conference S*-*red College of Cardlnali today irhssiulrd t.alsy for t( Negroes again-off again shelling of Qurntov the Communist Uctics were uo-1 elected Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, convicted on charges .lemming and Matsu was outlandish and un prrccsier.tevl In history and appar- 7(tce*'Otd Italian patriarch »lf from an attempt to break down civilised. He declared it was de cntly were designed to -ave face Venice, as the WJrd Pop* <■! the the city's bus segregation barri­ signed f»r promiseuo« killing uf after the intensive Red l»mi! *td- R.vman Catholic Church. He wfll ers. ment of the *-ff»tv re islatvls failnt reign «» Po» John XXIII. Negro attorney Vrthur S h o r n tn blockade them. demanded the hearing last FriItonralli i> ccnsklrrctl a ‘‘nonThe trrrrtu i) Would n. I |ifr day, several hours after the tl potitlral" pope in short, .in* who diet whcCvcr the -In King wnuld in defendants wetr ordered In-lsl rrra»,- nr d.vrease Rut he caal will devote bit main effort to fb* without bond peruling sentencing he did mil duns it -«si likely that spiritual affair* ol the (lu rc h rath* Monday night. The; had been eon ’.he would raise thrir mill *r than to Internationa, events. vieted on all founts ,lary ..... Red* .................... . . , likely effort* in the ixvint 1 The Rev. F. I., shuttle-worth, in provoke gemial v-ai cardinal priest, he *11 earn Routine reading of mdinaiw found guilty of masientiiialiivg Nuv. l i , I m I, and was created Suites raid tho • omniunist in­ the challenge, wa« srntrnctsl tiy was Intrriupted at Monday night's dention of shelling Qurmoy on an caidlnal by ths) iato Pop« I'UU Recorders Court . __ . . Judge . ,,William . | k «y Commission Hireling * ^r " I every other day l>a*l* was evi» iCv Jn i'Wu ii.ll J*if, • ,hr koxernlng body sought drflnl-1 j rn« ,.f vshat be ralle.1 the U|. XII—whom he .uccceds—un Jan. $100 fine. J. B I hirer, 4.. "•* Rons In section two of Ordinance side down thinking and talking 12, 1951. sentenced to pay Itisi fine e n d 1r.j\ which one has to expect from thr EARLY .srORY, PAGE l fui day* In jail olly„ancr ,|cal* with the IN-I*. The other t.* .Irferwiants were , moUnl „ f , p„ f r„ , uttrd for tl„. The son uf a Noith Italian sharegiven suspended tail day Jail sen­ gle family, two-tamlly a-wl multi­ on other vut.).vt» of tnlvrna- cropper, the newr Ifopc served for tence*. Conway ordered ait tl ple family dwellings. The con­ tional Interest, thr secretary said: 27 year* as a successful Vatican The Russians may •■*> trying t-s held pending the hal-ea* corpus fusion arot# over th* fa«t that wiggle out of sny real rlforU to diplomat, but was known a t al­ heertng. square (ret are requirrd (or negotiate a nuclear test I au be ways a bishop at heart. Three Negro minister*, officer, .YiOo a single family; SAno for two lam cause they discovered nl last The election of the Yanclun of the Montgomery Improvement Assn, which Ini the frtnrd bus ily and only S.kun for multiple suniDir/s Geneva scientific talks pairtarcn came on tho third day that the t min! Mates was far ol vsHing—apparently an tha Uth boycott in tbe capital city, were family. Otherwise thr city attorney ahrad of them In the firkl of nu* ballot. arrested hart Monday in Shuttls-s. Signaled by Smu4* Worth's horns. They had Iwen or­ madr first readings on ordinances cleat explosives. He folievrs that communism, dered here by MIA I’reddent Itev. to vacate thr alleyways as re­ First news of hi* election cams Martin loithsr King Jr. to "ex quested by Philip Zrull ami tbe both in Russia ami China, I* going to the world when a thia whila tv* collapse within a matter of de­ pres* the concern" of Montgomery amendment t„ thr toning ordln wiap of smoke curled up at 3:07 ancc as* it pertain* to the Board cades because the people aia not p. u . 111:01 a. m. a.a.t.) tram Um Negroes. g* ing to allow thrmirlves to tie Police Commissioner Eugene uf Adjustment. ciaaiDry atsove th* Sistinc Chapel. Adopted were vhv1ih.uk i s draliug equrrtrd forever to promote the Conner warned that any out-s.fTim snmko signal was short and ambitious plan* of international with is ) irroniug thr south M l townt r turning hrrr "and agitat­ iwliaUncl a t lltsl, leaving Ih* communism for world conquest. frrl o( la>l t. all of tot* 5 amt 6, ing our irople'* were "going to bushed crowd ol 2U0,tX)0 persona see what thr lutkle of our city Ella A I’acc subdivision front B I gathered in St Frier's Square la jail looks like." and H tA to K 2. anguished anticipation. The three ministers, Arthur W. (bl Itrsoning tilork it. tier 13, The first official announcamuaO Wilson. Holomon Seay and Hanni­ from It-lX to C-2. that Uisi world's hall-billion Ro« bal Hubbard, were charged with te l lic/oning uf block 2$, east man Catholics had a new spiritual vagrancy aiwl ordered held pend­ one hall of blwk 22, Mcllonvlllr leader came whan the Vatican ing completion of an investigation. from H-tA and IM to it 2 radio said in a Furtugursc Ian* King said Seay i* executive sec­ Id I Brioning the west 4s> (ecl th tcr of th* seven organisa­ guaga broadcast at 3:23 p. m.; retary uf the MIA. Wilson ** uf lait 10. all of Lit* 4 and 5 u( tion* iiarticlpeting ill the Cnlted trearurer and Hubbarj chairman Block 9. Highland Fare to C-1. ' if o church has a new popg." Fund will fo represented on a pro­ of Uta finance commitua. A* news of th# papal election gram over tVTItlt Wednesday spi rail by radio and word of night at (1:45. * tirorge Touhy wilt muderetsu mouth throughout Rome, t|vou« |Capt. Marcrlla Hryimblv will ap- sand* began hurrying by foot or (tear for thr Batvalion Army. klrs. car to the Vatican. A massive tar.dyn lllggtns will speak for traffic Jam blocked bridges cross* (lie I SO. the Florida Children's ing thr Tiber and leading to SL FA IFF! tl I’ll I ummunisl llnmr will Ise rrpre-riitrsl by a Frier's. gunfire batierisi thr QUrmoy* to­ well-known lorat ritiien. The last I'ope to take tha name day in what apprarrd to fo N The I'liitrvl Fund, altlmugh lag­ of John rrigr.ed from 1316 to sluwly-inlenslfying attack vm the ging far behind la-t year's pace, 1531. city provide diagonal parking a- oul|>o*l island chain. has now reached $M.200 campaign Till* wat an even <lw) in Ihw treasurer itoy Mann rr|Mirttsi ruend the Fourth lit. Pari, are a. (iatchrl pointsxl out that the Na­ Coniinunlals' *tr«ngr stop an-l g<> Moiwlay night. Recent contribu­ Write-In School tional Safety Council frowns on cease-fire, when they sakl th-> tors, In amount* of $25 or mute, an> type of parking where motor­ Would not bombard latwling l>. orb j are: A A I* Tea Co. (with em­ ist' have to losck tntu a heavy es or airfields tin nt.l day* nf tltr ployers IPO'*) J. Itoy lirttt, Mrs Slated Thursday A large turnout ii exported to traffic area. For this reason, be month they seirl they would bom- Hindu |). Gray, It. A. Gphbs American National Grows**, W. attrml the session at the former suggested that parking to- allow- bard everything. 1 hr Notionalist D*f«u*r Minis- ). Klrchhoff Jr.. A K. Shoe­ tanning kitchen at T:$0 p. n , rd within th* park itswlf, with entrances on the Fourth ami Fif­ try said 103 shell* fell on the Is­ maker J r . Brook field Mitts. Willis Thursday when Instructions will ha th St. sides. He said thr beauty land*. during thr morning—27 Fontiac, Ttie Sanforvl llrraUI, B. given on write-in vote procedure. ami Isiels -aping uf thr park i.iorr than In tho *amr period F. Mouie, T. (>. Brown. Mr. and Interest tn the m ilter has been could lie retained and still allow Monday. Forty-four wrrr direeled Mrs. It. A. Smith. Mrs. Manna spnrkrd with the announcement parking facilities for tbc church- at Fig Q'.i oluv, U at Idttla Que- M. Grorte and Gregory lotmfor that fo r Gary of Oviedo will fo niuy amt |d at Tatan. Co. a potential candidate for tha Thr minitiry wuu'd not *ay The plan received unanimous County Commission scat to be va­ vbrtlitr any shells fell < n tbe air­ approval of th* rommlssion. cated by It. C. Dodd. Dodd wai d tThe group was also in arrnnl in field- and foache* whicli the fraled hy \rrn o n W. Dunn In the negotiating with Sam foxy, own- Communist* have promifrsl not u* September primary. attack on even numbered days of er «f York Manufacturing Co., The school nf instruction will b* Generally fair through Mninesvcho appeared with Chamber of the tmnth There was nu Immodiate report dsy. Mich today 73 to *0. tun to­ comforted by Mrs. Camilla Hruc*, Commerce Manager John Kridrr to make arrangements for reloca­ of casualties from halay's stieil- night ts to 33. Northerly wiiul* s Seminole County sii|>ervUnr of re­ ing. 'tile Qurmoy War Itrlirf to 12 miles per hour. gistration. Mir will fo assisted by ting thr York plant. voting machine deputy W. A. The property In question it a Assn, said 19 civilian* were killed Adam*. All clerks, deputies and rlly owned plot on Highway 17- ami I t wounded during th* week Interested persons are eligible to 32. on which la r y elated he dr. that ended Monday. Thursday is th* last day for attend. tirnl to construct a building. Hr ||trratur# U,„* in, ,h. ; , voting absentee in thr Nov. I T ic canning kitchen Is located ,y|j, „f otW „ ‘A 1101 H e T B lO S t, II election, according to information <>n Fast 23th St. at what is now rrlratrd by Mis Camilla Rrucr, (lie Mtr nf the Homo Demonstra­ equipment manufactured in bis supervisor of registration. plant. tion Council Center. Believed Trapped levy eiplained that his rntn HICIIWOOD. U Vs I UFI)—An pany had o'ltgrown present fadl- explosion apparently touched off itles ,.n Elm Ave., and that hy hy an arcuquilation uf .-oat dust *,inkling a new plait, ht> <<iuld . rtp|>ed throuxh a mountain aide grow to thr extent thaf he vs.iuh* ■•■at mine near here t«sfay. fo able to employ more personnel Ordinances Passed By Commissioners UF Program Set; Total Now $8,200 Today Was 'Even/ Parking Problem Solved; Reds Shell Islands Churches May Use Park A proposal by City* Commis­ sioner David (satchel might offar til* soluliun to the congest'd parking condition* surrounding live church'* in dovxntown San­ ford. Tbe (,aUhal plan via* proposed tn answer to a request from toe Ministerial Association that the City To Enforce Rules On Vehicles City Manager W. E. Il'rtr) Knowlr* was instructed Monday night to enforce "strict rrgult tlons" on the ure of rlly-owned vehicles by city employes. This action was taken as a result of rumplainU recrtvrd by several commissioner*, concerning reports that city employe.* have been ob.erved u*ing the vehicles for persona! use Knowles emphasised that surervUors take the isucks home with thrm so that they ran answer rmrrgency rail* thxt might arise during off-duty 'tours. Boy, 18, Arrested In Trunk Murder Weather Absentee Deadline A company spokesman 'aid It R ead N o rw eg ian? P le a se T ra n sla te W. M. I'ope, operator °f ■ store at 101$ W. 10th Ht, *s.< mrn wrre foliexrd to hsvr been granted a llrens# to sell lo-er snd (tapped. The Nicholas County sheriff* ..K ir isid It had a re­ wine. Anyone around here who can in iho report of annexation, it port 2u miner* were enloinfod. read Norwegian? Mr. snd Mrs. Thr tximpany spokr'inati said was reqsurtsd that 159 mora sig­ nature* are needed fur a valid another 39 miners in the pit were Itoforl Zitlrower, I$00 Hose Way, ■rportrd to have escaped. have a message they would like petition. The explosion occurrd ill thr translated. Mayor Wartxr was autimrisisl town of Summerville, to execute a de,<| with Lee small Thr message was found in a Brothers also have purchasvs] land about Co m ilrl rait ul Charleston, from the city on which they plan at the llurtoh mim- of the Rich buttle, swept onto the beach near Smyrna Sunday. Typewrit­ report the cunrlusivn* of their to locate a plant The property wood-Sewcit Coil l'« of Claveten on yellow paper, the bottle rontarl work, and in keeping with is West nf French Av*. on Ful­ land, Ohio. and Its letter apparently was his announced plan. McKIbiwn trill ton Street. dropj>ed into the wean near the bring the rampaign to a bait by The group agreed to reject ail _ , equator. the end of th# month. bid. un a u1ed nine passenger I f * l o n g Q b t U d C f l t Thr Zlttrower* were foiling be­ "Our membership should fo station wagon for utv in the City low Turtle Mound when they 350," Mack UeveUiai. Chamber R ,c,ration Department. Instead. A p p a r e n t S u i d d e Coffee Club Sets found the hotllr. At Mrs. Zittiowpresident, said. "I f*#l that there it **• s c o t'! to call for bld% on* ? « IBM or M* nine psiM pai««nv#r <• .MNr.JiMl.Lh a l l * \n 1* er described the finding: llrr are many buaineatmen who will nfer yearold t'nlvcrsiy of Florida j hatband picked up the battle. send in substantial suUcriplion* , Meeting Thursday er. tn th# near future. Wa nead the i Th* ninthly minting uf the Ifo gas company franchise was freshman apparently committed <basked at It. dropped it and went monay and w» nead tha veids- | Coffee l'»ub of Seminole County <!!*cus-ed briefly. City Attorney •tlirld* early today bv hinging1about the business at • tnd: tryspread interast of this number of I Chamfor of Commerce will fo Bill Hutchinson wax Instructed to himself from hi* hed with a foil, ing to induce a fish to Idle. Campus Police Chief Audi* firms." Having thr normal amount of hild Thursday at 10 a.m. at Mr*, .submit certain changes in th* proII# pocnlad out that Samusuie Appleby's Valdes Restaurant. pnesd franchise to tha owner of Shuler Said William Wallac* Tea­ feminine curiosity, Mrs. ZittrowCounty is cornpaling with other gue of Sarasota wai found hang­ er picked up the bottle, wondered Capt. Jama* D. Kemmage, com­ th* company. Central Florida counties and thrir modore of the several squadrons Announcement was mad* uf a ing from the top bunk «f 'he bed what It was all afoul and decid­ agfraaivtlitst should stimulate ■t th* Naval Air Htallon here, will meeting in Leesburg Thursday, at 3:30 a. m. by his roommate. ed to bring It home. ths local county firms tu greater fo in charge of th* program and when a presentation of tha acoDean of Men foster Hale said "This thing Intrigues mo," Mrs. activity in attracting business will introduro tha neve command nomlc study uf tha four-county “ there is evidence that tbe boy ZHlrowar said. "I wonder what her*. H* hoped th at rrery one w h. ing officers of three unit). area will fo made. Commissioners had a long standing sense of des- anyone would write and put in a had not joined th* trade Uaty Charlie Morrison, well k no an lesiring Pi attend wer* requested ponden.-y probably accented by bottle. The oniy word i can lianawould send in at least <>oa $J3 local public relations man, will am- . to la at tha Chamber of Corn­ academic problem*." lie dal not 1st* i* "Egypt". Aflac (test, I'm ■a immediately ea* tha program. jusana Buddsag a* 44 $ f . aa. elaborate. * Chamber Drive Climbing; Funds Nearing $7,000 Russia Gets Prize For Sputnik Work ■« a •• •• a*aafS H a n ttta AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER NEW YORK (UFI) - Rkhsrd Hicks Jr., 1$. sought for four days in the trunk slaying rtf hi* father, was arrested Monday and con­ fessed to thr killing, police said. Hick), a Negro, was b<x>krd on a homicide charge following his arrest in Van Corlland Fark in the Bruns Hr shed his sleeping fsthrr tu death last Thursday, puller said. In * dispute over schooling, then fluffed the body In a newly-pur­ chased trunk and nushed it into the Hudson River. Mw said the atUlressor appeared to be a native of "Larutke" or something very similar. Tfo only other words she recognized were "Saut America," whlrh no doubt is South America. Apparently thr sender of tb« message wanted lo make triendl. In the bottle with the letter v.era were several pieces nf candy, somewhat the worse for vsear, and what appeared to have been a square lump of sugar. It, too, wa* damaged by the tossing of Dir waves and tbe "sweat' on the inside at the bottle. According to the dato ca the letter, it apparently wat dropped overboard from a ship about • year ago. Th* latter isn't In "dm best condition," according to Mrs. Zittrawer. She would Uka to "gat the message" before tbu paper (alia apart. Anyone able to read Norm* gian may call the Zittrow ere at FA 2-4021. Tb* fishing —p+dRha wom'I itte �r f . ' t f 2 —T jc j . O ct. 23. 1338 ffhf ^anfnr?) Irrilh Senator Predicts 'Sweep By Demos' WASIIINUION Mil’l l — !>*n. A S. (Mike) Munronry 1U-GJkla.), hack from campaigning in arveral viatei, today p. edited a *T)ttnoera tic »we*p i,aching the propoi tior- <>f 11*3'i ’ if the pi»ii ut tiend timiiiie vnteu continue* until ’ Monfonr)*i vie* challenged Vice President Hn-hird M. Nltnn'i statement Monday »t j Lrpuhll can fu.-idramnj meeting Ira Michigan that a "iiriking •hilt of voter opinion” ha I halt'-1 the trend t>> ward a Drmc. rate landilidf. Democratic National Chairman r au| \t nmirr *iv> chipped aw n Tlit * ■*-><►nc< n aren't camcr.t *hy, J r I prjin! of the at Ntaon’i itatcmcut. dec I• ring NOT HASH! I I.. lit T I'KOl 1) the a ice pieiideut «»» "whittling ^hirta ihry'pn wenrinv. They a rc tin- caulnlHB of l he g{x tennis In the Sttidapur Bowlins in m# Hark'* with »t»i»mints the L f lf ti* . Thi.i i* the flrat tints th a t oil of the team* in v i hfctl it hi rt it wilit mm:. ■ uf ^ |.> Hepirhlican* were zaimnf. *or*. Left to riirlit. Allwita Shaw, Dot Waltz, Iltith Phillip*, b u t mi French, Lucille ( lalm I uni llltnre HmrU and Hnrliurn Howell. I Herald Staff Photo) llotll the Itepubu'ani and lie 'pncratl affe beating tne conlid r ce drum! during a partial lull In the heated campaigning on national It-vat. Hut I’leiidcnt Hi Knhower w i, tllll on thr polillial rAt.I.VIIAh.Si.t: i d ’ll — )tr |tm v. LaHuy Culllna Mundaj that Utah thv name* li « confidential trail laday. l- -iI nlod l'ir*s Intrrnitlunal ------In New York M'l’c ' igorou* p re to tf and eriti •),,. majorh nf i Mcnt* In ttve niarm»niiH|iini. NEW M lllh Hear Adin. !()■ Niion relumed to Wathhigton to ,,f t’<,||Htal 'p rra a u re ,’ bln* wereI ple| , ;.| , , : Want I . •.■■■ -t '■ ,i'.e till nthar b* ract.vrd today «>n lulldme n„r th.nk v« need a mod’in high- pr.. t , a h . t n nt. ImL man (1. Itlckuvcr in saying Thro- ir»t he ft i* hif total jaunt -.f thr fa.l campaign e . nt«n»ajf Jw-J) gt a u rn tint.* ,,r . ( , ,■ ■ dorr ll.,ti.('lt would rail have ,7" - - - - - - - - Former President - * —- - \ meoarnhi-trritiia n f»t Vtig'i!tine. H am Truman, who bat Uadad " , Unr »unu' rl-aigad I: would , j Jarailj and v.es a| proved by liked thr .oiucpt Of • tojcihn- le , b, , bIoWi w;;., N .............. . „ a ■ city. turn the m '.irfm nt vvith it, 7* . city and ■ n t/ >itiaaitoleni at,win |..fil rw i; ;nr pail month, aim w •• paualnt __" ‘v l 8I: * Ih_____ ____ _ vrui-o' l , 14 wall inti, a "hunkt and Cl’/ | h r m , I uard, lie indi* tonky 111) li'iii Ilen-.h.’' k|i, I'i i .i “The *pje,t fnr »r.ui<ty at au before thr Mimali- final r'f< il rn and Kavur wera vfa Itvrmi ilcvUrml it utnui'r.teil In i lit*In luti- m ■ t' rir CimptalnU. cod, th. inwujd turning tu thut Monronfy laid, • , t K; (M l S i t ’ll 1 lo ilM ! v >i out the pmbltnti uf - truublrd Pjbl“ ,n ^nratal'n* H dolr* m.itr AhhTIN T tc !U P D -T h » Uni a ■m p r" on thi- rliv 1 lie vvunit-11 ntlu vtotlgej vhat (A L L world which ii Implicit in ’to 1“ ‘ ^ ^ .............. * , . , rkm ihr J ■ run tod ificam j f .irru> i n i % n u i i » m v rial pfii tli* » liu upputuj me ploject loCtilly 4«re n v n e l ihtl grtlirrnr%i wou!4 navr -rrm H to Jinc,| cimpaigm ' -.f l»»c U nao 4n n I *el!. t.la ,! t. No l | WouIJ lull llifir Mute jolt, if Ihry him ihirking . tacred duty.” CMlI. Thll „ |h , He„ th„t ..blfW . II* laid a definite a .d l lenli May 3 , ,n.’3, on land owr .- l *»> 'i did ul "kevp their mouth, >hul,'* 11' ' u '■* —Unv. f,*r,!c democratic trend foimtd the unlvrrrltv of Weat T e n ­ 1 They audeu lhai nrcaaurr hid ure al I. lauhu* in deploring a.'n tpP |,a,|, fer hit hupe foi a De lout ronodcicd an "oiliiiin • heel, put on Sent. >'|»-,*aid llullard , Sriiath-r, ard \> agogup homhlngt In other atatr*. ralte victory of IDT* ,tJtLi*. graveyard. tloiM, I’eik Uhrrtui Conrad Mirth j • We muvt do everything human lW()Pn i ianklln I). It<jo>rv*lt ,»rThr mlmw *ho mineral ... B„ a).,ne w|1(l I,.n iitia * . I A 2*"5HO lv juivvihic t‘i If that r.n vu.h r)ed alt hut l».i »t»tci and neurl) djhtv tn thr L id called Hie well The guvcrrnir pro .ipliv H k' I Incident* uccjt In Aikama* »4cpi Itcpuhliean candidatei ovt of the Jania ftita after the SuiM of fo r the name! of an tat* cut* .,...,7 . T| . UoBgrea* the lmpoi,lbl; Hut thrlr tuerni p V - r - on uh'm p iiltl■a ’ pi «:fr N ull! I ADAMS. M»a,.— The ----------------------provided the unlveratly witn the . ha« l i'f i (ifenight Jlirman f n r. I.dwin T. luhlbcig. p ic,i llr,t revenue to a lund that n»» elotk of the f ic Hulicllo. A gt. 61)1 K. ta t 0r p,r Nalional Luuncil uf t rial* abe.it 3<0 intlltor v dolllI a C lrrull rourt. ieplie<| he „ l ‘l f.if* (.lnn.hr*. pi noting that the c.uinentcai idea u like an egg. petIrM) mfe a, lunj a, It remain* Tl.t. A vl\. I rarl M fMi— Trof mcie tlieorv Jn«eph (irdallia Klauanfr. ai, hD- Quotable Quotes tJUAHH U N IT IN S P E C T E D — M aj. C -d l II . Hr.i t.-vvo.id fio m l i f l l . Ill «>fftcvr of Ihu T h ird A rm y, |o » t n iphi imhl hi* m utual \ i » i t to liu* .\‘nli»uia! »>imni unit h e rr. S lum ’ll n t ’h Mnj. U rny and Cn|»t J o h n (l. Keelinp* J r . (le ft). S R M. II. M ott* »nd S pt. 1). (L JltMfccI: Mitj Urn'* termini n elm - ■■omlurtril l»y S jt. Melt* n **.ni|KTior. ’ I IterifMroiii PIm lo) HERTZ Labor Leaders Studying Herlong Predicts . . nl FA2-7723 Best Tourist Crop Citrus Organizing Plan l Protests In Vain; Bids To Be Taken On Six-Lane Road MIAMI 1 I’ll— Bymn Iferting, president uf ihe State Mote! \**n., I till, | ptI'cl.ct* li(>tid.i will havr lltc ■file g(«a! UluJulitV LAKELAND (L'l’t i - Male ti l, CIO committed today itudicd u w ith foie* ’» uiiurgauiicil aid >«*t tourlal *ta*on rvir tin* *ln •elution* caUln/ for unioniraliun , j k, let.der»hip and oijanUI ter— .f wr have any break in of tire glint Florida cilrui Ir.dui- lionet fund*, Nut It ha* evpreiird the weather try and oppotir.g uie ol convict a detir«- In he ,epie<entrd liv llrrlong. a taeitrurg motel own latvor to build a new ttale pmun. n r.r Ititrir ational titilun" (hr l l | Imttil |p* piadlction on a gen The irioluliun- w n r handed t-> | ’-ii County srouji ,ald. e r4! butli.ctt upturn aero,, thr ‘ The trouble begin* when ihr tonan, e.iucalnr and autnni, riled aludy commute*, for apptoval ot rgg i, hatched. Then it begin* to ',l’rr Slundaj mzht lie w»* de It u’.i. n»iC(l Dial a. iiiic citru, c m r t r y dliapproval Monday at the open­ *i , *cratcti on tne u rid ib n ti garden (eaDd hy Dr* Chann tSclimann now icpirtcntcd by • | |o l..|a i» beiur known up v ‘1 J* „ .* * * ,„ lflt in lit* for preildrnt. ing day of Ihr !ir»t annu,l cun v*r:..ri* venllon of lha H onda Mat*’ * *'l th. n . m te n Union. wbJrh wai KorUl u,an rvrr b ,fc,,t« h« told „“ ** • P ------ cralion l^lmr Lounnl, AFLCID- Ihruwr. out of th r A ILH O f [ ournr 1,200 delegate* t i the *‘»oi, . . . ,n MI.'llNAf, (ier inan;- M I’ll They will come hc.oir thr council corruption elation'* eighth annual eunvontion I T V .. „ . . I SVallar vr,.i Mob,. *»>, (aermait an Wcdneiday or Thuraday. m e Broward County delmjlun “And it to f..u r» t.') known." „t .„ ,m . n hr l "" • " d near P,K‘, ’ Muni.H diflJ ,n hit•' villa ,, . , A Polk Count) delegation pn I rupru'd thr te ululiun allltit •added - r --aootrd a rcioluiion asking that fnr the Male r»undl t" opp-.». ||c i lung admlll.d a repetition of ^ ••Aceo'dlng Aero',line’ |u in thr Ih- ------r .ifw.naorr. ( lit It, hwitrrrland (U rii cult! wruthrr would - frpA tt"j.(p married u n r u*lng convict latwr- •- build a new latl . . . . wittier*....... a — „ ... ........ " ,,,i*tirrn ,nnational AFM.'Ml I’reiMant ItllC’ •.niton at I ., .fd. Tlieodoe liroeger. 61. whoie bnuk> r« rtamlv tia iu|d »untr of Ihr llrnft and J’nt (Jauig* Mr my dailgnuto tite “upbase been tran«laled into 14 llnSuch octirin, the r r --ilutinn P.O'Mi motel uanert in Ihe slate I n()| f>tn ,< fj| *« he !*.*' por Inlet n* Inn»I union lu arga’dre guage,, ‘died it a clinic Ftldav and repreicnl" Florida ci'.u* l* a pi^w fej.i l- m e "llul mult of the Industry would 1 • n . workrri | r ....... ju(*« *mch "coumI survive since It * pielly well fin BROOKLINK. Ma*i tU I'h It putnted out that In f | hurl the economy o f ’hr hulWing anecil." JO p O II R e g I S te r S Andrew Winter, M, a noted paint I lade lli « long said ihr motel Induilrj County- alone the Induitry, riu er, died Monday in * mining ih e r Oliver .ion. the licit ilnre hi.|x-d tn Jiiin several other tour­ ‘Hottest’ Rainfall rlda'a larged agricultural ,fcjivu• home III* Subjects Included lea (thing, emplove* ,ome td.OUO per Ihr API. ami ’IU merged In * ist InH'Jstiir* in railing "srvrial TOKYO (LTD — Osaka Univer­ and landscapes, Tampa niretlu;; In M.irrh .f till, million dollar* tn led tne Florida sity's li!uph)tical laboratory ir ton* at Ihr hrirhl nf the end* T u r <1>• story” to attiart tourlits veaiofi. cfmh d Ihe ' hottest ’ rainfall in HOLLYWOOD (Ill'll __ . — Funeral Thr motel ownru lUiivcntiun lour >e*i» tail Salute!*), il ic aervlcei will he held Friday for reins Ihiniit'h Thnrsd*) It wilt p-itied tod*) former film director Marshall liu highlighted Wednesday ntglit i he st a Iinn said 11 rerntded (Mickey) Nrilan 5, vclui died Sun I > a tpcrch hy (Jov. La lto) Col i adluactivitv o| ZJl.iial ruUlit* per da> eight at the movie colony's bo* on the it ale'a Imultl pro VATICAN C1TV (LTIl — 'l l .'. *‘Wr au- pullim.* « p au I nu iriot.un plans for the coming -'luaie meter |c i minute during country ho-pital at nearby Wesul the 21 hnui poled beginning Sat- land Kill*. Sacred Collrg# of Catdlnal* failed , |t. n.iw.” Ihe Vatican aniuiltied, year. utilas intoning. to aleet i pniw Ihi. mornlnf on „fc . Lra lt ........... Dr 3 asuslii Nuhlwaki, brad "I Noill'll IIOl.I.YWUtlD. * ailf (he ninth «nd tenth ball'd*. *• ., ,f ,i„.„ .......... ,| the labotaiui) '.ild this wa> the lUPI)— CUic Vttiur Dwigsln*. amnkr pc-urlnr from a tiny ehlni, .T.rtll . ,luu|,, ■ .s'..... B t/ on lha HUtin* ChapeHuJd t. s | ^ thlik bjM!h , j ume ,.f »wwfc, luKYi* tl.l’li .surlii Koieon bigheil radluaeuvlty count since Bl, veteran newipapar cart«mlit Bose* to the walling world, pumed f t u in the thin ililumey that 1'iriiiitr Knit li Sung v.ill s n u tiic laimraturv tiegun chr king omi creator of one nf the first ll wm the third d»y the ul vs a* irntalted !■> protect the imiiii Communist U.ints soon, the Cmo •'hut” lain in ll'il He tii'l it pin- Sunday cartoon fcaturr, knotsn cardinal* uf the Human ( athoik* ings «f Michalangvlo in thr Sn- m uni'ts New thin* New* Agtur> babl) came bum a icccnt nucieai a* "hclnol Da)» '' died bundaj Church had nnemlded In #c 'e l ;ln* t'hajtl repoitid Monday nighl. | test. in * in t home. conclave In ihe S iitinr Chapel to try lo *Let a tueeetiur tu "ape Piu* XII. They will try nus'n 'hir afterbooli. HERTZ Deaths I CURTAILED BUYING SLOWS PRODUCTION; NORMAL BUYING KEEPS IT HUMMING ALONG! Smoke Black, No Pope elected Today To Visit lied China Tb* *1(11*1 *t*rt«l too*) *. * thin »l»p "I vshltiah smoke whitlt brought a momentary thrill to lha ( 0,000 i* r to ii * waiting m st Peter'* SJ'tuaie. liut aoun it tun ad hlatk —the >lgn«l that no dt clslim had teen ira jin l Vatican Katliu hruadru*. a iuii ning description I ut caiclull) is fralned frum ally p um alw e n u cluiloit audi n* led to hunda) , fall* annuunvemcni that a new pape had been named. Only after the tmoke had wav. trad from a w hituh wtip to gtey and brown nnd then a den-«black did the Vntkan Itailio imll rata Ih* M cardinals had fallrsl •gain to glva any randidatf the nacMiiry majority of t • .s-fliirda piu* on*. Boys Get Results By Pulling Handle On Diesel Engine NEW YOIIK tU I'D — Two ,maU hoy* gol tome unexpected ititih ' when (hey inraked Into tlie . a'i of an Idle New York Central d ir,cl locomotive Monday. The bovi, age I and 10, couldn't itrlil pulling sump uf the thins laser i and button* and one nf llir Cpmhiralion* of Uvert ami l>.,( ton* luppenrd to be Ihe right uric The h’lge nuehlne began rtn.v |- j h«ckw*rd, at f r*' 'hen filler. 'Thu boys jumped hi j ...j uezan mmiing 'Jhe lo, •motive didn't atop until II had tldnwiprd ard derailed a gondola ard had eraihed lr>o * loading r!*tfo>m Then It litpptd on Hi nde *nd caught fur. The Ini)», iuuimIs.I up la in , were ordered to apear In thll.lrtn * court. 4— ,vuis1lh*r# i an fmpcJo fjjwrl i t i m , , . ene */ C'Agip'e full i r r u j #f fmp*l«a ( f t 'S$, r “ O m 59 CHEVY H>(k Can*rnii:R VII g|v* <■ v hiiicp o f atnndard 2H7Iculilt-liu It VS and aeven nlinT!'.* Including illhriibic-lndt vvith campus*iau ratios up to 11 to 1 liiy R tlla tlttrlag ii the next t ting to poWir lieerlug for *■;*.-1, iirnl maneu* vriabilHy. Overall tut u is now UK tu I Ni« (r**t el Viiinntr pri*- jS L ^ ^ n w v ii|r uf tn M> percent ni"re *reing ar<« New wind, shield curve hack to let von see trnfbi* light* and other overhead object*. h«« Hl-Tknn Sli get* Up lo to percent more mile* n gallon, give* more rip at normal tpcad* Mtgl(.MIrr*r Hsu* — with pew acrylic bate—require* tin wooing or jiolirhing fur up ‘ j Hue* ycuri! H*t* HI* **•■ - up tn 4.2 i n d ic t in fruiit —*,ffct* epadouinr** that livut* cuatlicat ta rt. C**ti*r air Id*’, tuperbly engineered tu combine easy action with rugged durability, Ukrt ripple* out of any road. H,» Ty*i (•>< Tim roll ca*ler. b a t longer, make driving safer Wheel* and lire* are balanced n* n unit at liu' factory! titu la r l**r liltta iltl, with lateral control bar, im­ prove! handling and ride. You’ll feel Ihe difference. Rio laftlr-Utitir In*** tail up lo fill*'* longer. They’re bigger, better cooled for tafer, aurer Mopping. •Of*****; #* iff mi wL n— t z c CONSISTENT NEWSPAPER um hk : v;y- ADVERTISING KEEPS Red Writer Hits Winner O f Prize MOSCOW (UPl>— Pravda rum n anlatur David Zailaviky, who Wield* th* movt vitriolic prn in the Soviet Union, l u , denundrd Ihtal lluri* I’a i ic m ik irlect thr Nobel I’rite for literaluie. l i t indicated that »uch a rrjt Won U extreme!.'’ unlikely berauie Kaiternak "lack* even a tparl nl B«v|(et dignity, and I* without anabr*tl of palriotUoi U hu smil. seo your local authorized Chevrolet dealer DOLLARS B U S Y ... HOLLER MOTOR SALES Coiner 2nd A; Fntmetlo S a n fu rd ...C O N SIST EN T LY ! FA 2 -0 711 . Y �n (Th'f r u e * . O c t . 2 8 . 1 9 58— F ast* 8 # a n fitrft V rrsttl Addiction To Phone Is Teens W a y O f Defending Helpless Ego Uy Patricia McCormack NEW YORK —<C PD — Adoiet. , ... „ r .i » who hang on the phone for hour* on end a r e —of all thins* dr'rr.d lng their cg» And the b irarre poaitlona—head on floor, fret on r h a l r - a m i airange body m o . e m t n t . during the telephone ronveriM r o n * e r .M '- l l'* On the (rannuilitirtc effect* nf noted. I* under rurv.ure again*! body n m e m e n ! * during tern age nt* natu ral initinct% from two phone cv-* er*»tioni. Or. P carto n .lireciior.*—hit ovvn defente* a^rl || ) { |. 1h, l f , M e l l o n . nf the rodra of . | , t great lu c r e * .! in the iexu*l drive a’ puberty, ar. Itie trleph ■>e Null an tic« help lncrra»e with whicn the »*!■ e. iUr a l..le*ccnt In diain off Ihi* '• tc-mporarilr Incapable ol rrrig* and he or .hr then fer’* C** trn»e. ‘1 ^ ? »Uh .atia a r t o n l , i'r i'rat«on wafnnl that t'*r T hf P t r n . W «C *e«ual d,l*r* I).* re« tri.-tnr at rntal attempt* la curb te ephrtnr Jitkr a leaiuiuillier to the ad tie* • i* I r e 'r a r e d tl..i<}e * n < *-'fia! n r;a n lra !io i addict* on!) retull in ado!t»rent rent - .It ) a 1, - r i t Irtereaie i *n gee Ti at’* how an rvpeit in p*V The He think* If. belt for pa enti ehoatialyxt*. Pr Gerald H J ler.aiun ’n the I n l M d u a t '* f' r a r * *n i tf» *hrir and The adotea.cnt, ft Pr*r*on, puta H In a nr*' h o d • ' AtJolrvcenre and the Conflict of tl 'i f . at ion*" i tt t\ Norton*. Telerhone addict*. »*id i'C ( eh.Id paychiatrtai. are driven bv a de*ire romewhat aiiin t» the chi d v ear'ier tnfanlkle reed for h-.> •*-■• .i'th the mo After Game Supper •*h t..l auvli.l liar to relln qut»‘> -all rfn b..und»rte» ar.d melt Into the mother'* body a* wel! a* irto he' ego ’ he explained When he « defeniline hi* ego* on the phn-e the id altK rnt -e.l:* "M-hf* the other per*ue to he lllmtelf and t • ! ■ tir the .dhn penon " Wtv '.>r»k and (triple** ego feel* Itr.mger a* it mer.re* with the S a ltie r W O m a n ’s P a g e llllrabrlh Atbhy, Human a Editor L. Tnetefoi e, the c.»n*er»»llor» aaid Hr. Pranon, ha* e the ftavoi of each pt r ton talking to uitr. elf In *ume cate*. the expert trace* the adolenent * ner i 'a talk end jeiiiv on the phone to example* act hr »imilar'v addi ted in.ilher* Certain adult u.m en aperd tlir greater part of mr»*t mornirg* Ilong rnnv ei falinna with one or t*n friend*. The.e forur r *ation* V h * r OCT'irred dar'v tea- af'-' year throughout nm«t of the ad ole*r«nC* life r ‘ e. ♦. A fH M odel In Recent Fashion Show | The pew CPt) Club *»a» ftlird to rapacity when the CPO Wue* il u h p i r t r n i r d II* fa.lnon *ho>* Ka*hmn« of J9' Thui*da> night Richard Sima*, mtrnaliite doerman greelrd t ie*l» »» lh»* »r u e d Sealed at the ticket ladle were Mr*. Ite m tt t inn and Mr* x'-ire* SlP'.a* E 'nem blr* from t *wan* were e»t,ireil Mi* Via.caret l o t i n - n added humor a"d ea«e to the pro ductlnn, narrating »• earn m*m i i'rr m .sid ed Working Imhiri l the ..riiM i ' l l \ t r . ,t me I mgi ter itirector of the «how t *in l.urier « eo»mefii» ' t » Ite* King and ' I t * t i l r l i j P a i k r made up the -inolwl. t oe eltih '<*» l a . t r f o "> de 01 at e.l with a '.ackgriiiii ri . ( p itted plant* The huffet t*h!r frttrireif ar attract *e reoierpiece of h r o - re mum* Cr«*ta! candelabra held tfllow ta p e - . Mr. Ju a n ita S i t i i e «a *1 • eiectii*n. Ilarr* K ideM ■* .« thr (•iani*t Chief t a r t Hipp* * 1 1 m i n e r of crrrntotue* for the d jwt-ig **' door |irl»e. th»-ir p !»-* were . m liihutrd fo 'he e t e r l It* t ..n a n 'l Couple Entertained At Farewell Party td r a d Mr* lla'O'd l-aug en terlained at thei- tlri” e Manor Home Saluttiav night Th» ewca•I.n u « a farr wel .o.'.tarl part* 'or t r)• a-d Mr* Rn r t Knuht, i ■i !•*-. ■. n fur it iti in IVjih|l gt.io, l> v 1 *r'* \* iff* pa<trd !t*v» to Pie gue«t* Ham. r **! her’. *e;r!*h'e dip ar. •imp irre • n.mg the re p j,t |J1(r „ul on tlir tihle S r ' f : a! n#fit r i (.Tmhifird t hr-ir n ilttl n*' tbf pjtjn ik d ll r ' i f M i i n n.c thr g * ;h » p* dipper of A t i l l and l dr tsm irr of fatprce .n l.a"g i* hr* *uece**or \ .ir;e rr o * i| of \ a d ei t rgliird taper* in *•»•. irlatua vtlun frteml* aite- 'r l ■ the ■ kg (Kind 'or t v huffet taoie laid out in the dms ig iivnm I ir re- teipir. e «a* a magnktl rnt arrange men! of huff .oloreri f.it rhr*vanlhemum*. hronie and ■*hitr pom pan* Ittitlltt. «ei oat*. H . an I white *h"*: arraved .a » argr killer rlam .belt. Two • r ">• aria gemert* were plae j 1 Inn. r* mtr »Kj >«*ii g»r a I'd I" ’lie III tag r<"*m ri'rmhfr nf w.*,jr frtftl -U nil! <*v*T11*‘ 1he l.an.-« two •.i .r g dangh iti'wn i* th a ' Ir . «f I'Ef i- *!H !!i * ; Fall Cold Treatment t h u r*i IffEl* .iff * G * . I’jt c i u ’ gr * ti *'t I ' f r i r i l hi h f t h h Rillin' 11 1Tiif* Its If Sr; || « iIf p fhr ro'fl six lim r»T»*r# c f t n f n t j M r mi itir u m r l i m r l l « ' u t r c ::n J iH*irr me HhfrS 4»f thr finiils * m iliv 4*r 1nn H rm ttn tn hr-i nr ni lea«t until the nrtr*l of Dir r old jirr «*vrf 1f i tui t »* • *V%■i rail yiiur ilt* *f*»i P*t.L t,*U of Iti-!* »r*l R8 fr i t.t * * • t *• A 'iJilri ltei*r * »lr rd I’t i rmti' >it ll*ing •pccia c r e a n t r lijt ha'.ttl to ...othr th r • rr an a* Qatesih S r e n a g r » ej-i Phone I A I f i l l Members Of C P O Wives Club (JjOAtWl • Vr r". S-htwl Ha- 11 ■■ Mmleliitf fot the *how werat V|r. Ra b a n r 'a t r , ' t n n arh ara 1*1 " t o n ' I r . Xirgir. a " ilkin*on, ' I r . 'ia rte *lar«hatl. Mr* Nor* Wt.iiam* 'Ir* Jacai* Canto. Mrt. Mar e Stin.it a I «r-d Mr* Ka* Rntoff 'It* M u le 'l,rr.*,*Tt I* pre<|. dent nf the CPO " n e t Cluh. |/u | ftnnn anti hi* tta ff of the rluH made the el rh i \ a i t a h l r for ihix e* ent New Members Asked To Party '•a ■. i f . ' > .1 r..». tu me part* to l.e hr! i at th f Vmeiicxp I r i on Hut. Saturday, Vo* I Irj* el.-en rorriileied Tha part* * * m e m b e r .hip rtrive, iponiorrd h* the J i t r e e Wive* Club There will he mo*tr » m I dancing long with p-i*e« for the funtt e«t, m>**t e-tgiral, a - d prc'lte*! eo*tume The e*enl heg e* at * Jh p m Vd Ja*cee wt*e* who a rr net mem Pei. ..f the d u b are etpeclal* 1* Intttfd —■ —— -— --- ... '■ V ' r. M)»ut Katins: Out ' tin* 'lode ami the CPO 'I dud. Wue* Club i llte eom m ilter in .h a rg e of ar rangem eit* wa* 01 r n , ed "f 'Ir* *ia <• t|ip|i* M-* Ki It loir. 'It* Ethel IM . h, ' ! ■• chxr'oc.Xedcr. 'I i > d . e '! ihaR, * I ' f r . t-rr* While NEW YORK - t l ' P I * —Eilly. e ght per . r r! of ' "»* rr*t.i irante .‘ •; > J ^ if c o e i. queried In a »mxr> raid t w \M ti\t; m b it ii proper Up vhoutd ' v more thau i ■; want * I ■!• in m e o* tile nti*»l et • i place* .ti \* *ih in glon—the IV (irr Cent ll’lter rr*ulla of I t e pol! t b f t v 1 a'ate* sin»te perhap* tile e **if*1 r- ,!r i* 1* have a father C te m apattnet: wh. « a I ititiil '.■at.** Senator " a d c r * are preferred to wait* |.* e* l per cent. .4 3 Ilk* Tint . the path ! .titled li* at wader* t* *.g£r«t ili»he*; J2 per tr a r t u e a it effi ien! Inane Car Krrp a tto* of N're t * ll**ur» tit! daughter rf ( niora I" * Hem- nrvrbt for t ' - .*r ■ . e r e ami Uflu rr* o ' iHp ^1 *%* 1 tt \ Mi •* •nt t " f' 1 t online Mai to Amen* ra 'I r u n n r ' prr ’ent p r f f e ' orra'I.* *e- I t . - * < .t -n'l tint rough* and In u n i r Infe 'Inc *1 It !l,» V«" *IM- fif*J Ttl i l l ' * the ack y*ir»> it.-l cxe.-uit'f Yillirlr ' . e a . r<h t i t u r recll rnrftlii2 Not I It thf U*» itr Ui* n fill1 c *.1 *r menu* .n • la c*rta one. Stop In a f t r r lltr game i* tlir tiir r . r e d rliippirg* a i d creim verretar*. wnn ha* m m ! Ihr .e v ­ time; then die ote of it at *«nce ‘ atlofi f 2 li M "It would be unusual if the Ilnotti* are pie ferred lo table* en giil* on lirr father * xlaff, ha* tn a paper h*; kept hand) Juft li.i.l) " a l k n , .lu.lrut at i lor l‘ount> rnunrtf nllifri* util hr adole.renl . in *u.h a family dldlfrlemil) informal kind of ir*Ha­ T n ' e r r ’ h* JU1 per cent and \ l per cent other tip* fo that (r.irpotr ifr S tate t'niver*ily, *pent th» r *r terl ffiun Hip i lull offUrrt. r d have the tendenev to hehaie |jnn ai. hr i . n,m that fnothgll'* *.i*rrli*h Meal llall* t |1 •! a lertimmend itlurt Imm t .*, K..... lri"km r up* a - d lwtfifl «! 3ll ilixlik — rating ip chain rctlaur* In the tame wa* a* the mothv.' hack ag*ir \ - d If vou're the rr,e Irtui with hi* patent*. Mr —. 1 ' The in e rt'-.• »i medium ra rr t. grated "dj ttm rone to tile hntre tiate. Sec other .1 .tie. • . i r a'r f'.1 m the .1 ri j*r..l *■ »liu’i'H hk U M) n rn ant* Hr Pearwn *aid who* extendirr** the Invitation, Tie ti-.*aurant g o e r. alvo Itko end. *vj >* a lrgi< l*lively. t e n of the f»n*d* • teraii* I* .n t " ' 1I 1E "Walker a i k e - Another FSU 2 taMpjptior* hupped ion you'll want »nmcthln* euod on <ua*'i while dining, p ’.ljcct to pa* hr! I . ti I 7 to .) origrnlal ti*r tuo-e of u ' l . . . m the famtl) ' " “ Ir 1 t Hank '! I .* dm. *pent the 1 t a hie-ponn Weimn thi t r u e hand In take the rtlgc <df tho*e T a n irt*!a t f -ni p u d ., t* a - I**' d .1 .tea rt place id lalllt.-lolhl, pitta typing and • bnrthand. t e irtahle nd I it* don't let tturn u<r v..ir«* ,wr.-»rnil with hia parent*. Hr and appetite. t%|:rtrw.i tty tb great | romlnjl «n Ihr mnrkrt S dried anil di.likr paper trapklnX. '.■nut. *I;*f f toll nx* *tarf I ponnil grout <t Iterf A > th h.iM* thoroughly before u M tiror* ' I d an m i. outdoor* In, cr* r.irviitgr ' I to H a mod* nilK i* '.i ! t » hr * quit Vrr at a'm.o Jl.imo a re a r 1he lop t.m.Mng m M l | } < ■k pmind ground p-"V '!• That *i'’ttelit)eg gtwtd < an al-o Mi» Arthur fir k ith ( thAn Instant" an-l Jiasr an 1;ti rrat** 1*1* for A full CourtC i..h li .* e .rfr of', e ha* a legal t eg; hr ir n n tt h h g x* >implc a* a •kl'!» 4vuf % r»t. Jack And Krvin, pro%nf flavor Whippnl ik>i . »r* Iftcht nut »-f 10 pfr«on« fn jo f . i*f ' I It**1 of ad l*i . - it et full of hot popcorn, arrom• v ir«fhrnd l Ilf in flakr (nun for thr ' 11• t at li isl .» • kl ■ ' *t tea*! Win 1»rpp.-r niriltlialive a»* *tanl panird hy another f tl Inf with tut) t tr.*t|Mt.irt nut m e; tin 'h r experience .l.icxtioo. I r u m M a l l o w e i n I * e a r ent* ' I r and Mr* John J 'la t h ,,m r The tiiauularlurer lay* the net itm o.d of two ordet w u * tender Swedivh \lt-al ll.illt Iha-rr find* h* two i r . . . a* a R* I'.ii-1 i. ' l i ( « r m a r k r » t Wtv.ro** ti* lalor* a i r procreted lo jvtraerxr " ih ni tl* ontl otic <*..1 o f i f # t t r t i n Oil for tu n frvirg 71.* meat hall recipe re»ult» in T l'E M M T l lali‘r*l*o(in |trim 'I n * !’e;g* Jane lairulquitt and Ibe rr llu lar itru iu rr wld.-h kreji* alto e o* an alier viimcr cordial III*' . — t Court erk 01 Hrnvei an l o l l e d l*re*« In re national hot meat* luliilt* tin n i r t i n j in or bi tr-dv 3*-.i 10 matter* which hei 'a th e r lexliue Cti|t*|»iCel I ru p light i ream • iale al s . r | . „ r *|( NEW YORK ' l H tloeuj s ', T h rre will he a .p e rtire of the * cream* dunking » m c r that the « .ol i l t r ! -11. I or deal* with a* a nie i b. r of tire lin* e v p iv w 'irrr are tevnlnf up Ir.rv le n t, t hirni \ \ . *pei t |lLe PinecreM Elemental > Srhonl PTA gltrvt* "ill find impO* - title tn re .on Oil ji.jie v fj tl a li’f ml) until Jmt . n < ..nim itter Vmilrer *iaf on I've d rib l i e j i t nt *raiipg hu 'nekend " dh Peggy '* parcni* executive hoard at * 7ri n m in *i*t E«*t to p i e p t r e . the meat tee .or Hem. ve from hr*! M,x in G r in I’.e offlre I* a fnrm rt cm- man* out of t irir wit*. M- and Mr* Ic.vmond taind'itti.i room R 3 al the tchool mixture i« tlu p e d into .ittie n.ill* ,O'ked grout'd mexi. Cgg pioyr it the Army'. Iiai*nn n llu e | | u| ||.* iv r e r'* ewrire*. a* anti then >| tale k I * itro w in i in hot a il .ra-.Uiink* ' ape .ight!) into j i ;|help* in mlliU v .oaifre. cveiv gmul«pn k and Iwhavlor ^ The Pa*t Noble (.ra id * of ihe . t'Uir vpgetati'e .. t he* r r -or* i rtp e rt* kn-..* |. rno*' like! to Rri*ek»h lavdge will meet at the I in a thi. krrr-'t >* icr made fratt a'e | 3.* lira bal . i.io a n ..u all rrn.*irg t' e Sr ator'* .Ir.k |jx|teriPlu.Ml IHi'inrwwmitn < * I" mu We*, n OilRemove \*for Ivpi . ri *'k " u n I fH;*dr the ver* y o u . ; iieintr of Mae Rubowr at » p m •all- I*, ra a te io lr at d k.-rp hot '■ * . !e i. no»l iiflt )H«I' ' i l f fTf* ir hiw fri % a r r ju*l r i m i n f i'il* l’ri<|»crl) Owner Nom aiioti of f ,r (be ERinAY min «i fro* * fii par pJlurtf thrm a* n |«h ritlrr «Hnh *1 tn *r!1 <1 r m . t I n t ' r r n f.irt ParrM* jitor, , f Kv,!,t, „f I ife lim e S itn fm il iw n«Tf l*.!% %r - Mi j»i \ I! ilr*** •• •*, » <f I'hr writ*I r ►-♦rofiir* , The f t , ited Daughler* nf the '•I . ■I a . . . held l i d I t ai die ■l‘f p | 311 fhiur fivr- rnrjt hj ' U I1** aj *, j*--Till a I «n r n(*f Itewiiti id ii .l c n i s pa»nj»lieniali j of Ha! Contede-ai* will meet n i p m A#"-A. r •l-iri** with r iitr11*!I i 1 * I ' p j M f ' j 1 ♦ I '> ' f l i 1 r f 1 , , r f ti «|i r* i ** m « ' r il mot** it rf *f »*11 \ i t r r , . . of | •. ,gn " a r * Itnme »i the borne ef Atr * l*a*.d < aid I ' or i 1*1110)-1. K i n t t i ' m i c R... '!«ilev . a . eotnniKle.1 f»t ™ = -' Tl V; ** ' l l 4 »l llilr e*’! t ! 'if f » thriM ii* «li«tir:iiit*h Ir ts s e m well. Co h o . t c n i« Mr* \ K nnil iif lic ic n t On* rt ti­ t.etid. m t iai.de .Vallarr vice N rr Thi* make, an r rgant niair. it .’«‘u <f IraT In mans frui Jiii.i 111e«kr hr! f \ r p ,» r* R .*«rtler Mi- | lavi.| Edward*. nt m l tll.h, lo*. .ervetl . n e r nno.Hr. ,,r ir* ?hf £•*' r r n n i r n 1 Tn ai m l injury to ihr rhiM't o n nil id Mr, 1, k li llinnrll r*earned pnttine* C j ’fitJl i i, r m |! i i% IiktT i'^ fur l-*Vt he, Arr*»i<lm|* to the r»i»rri*. *r rela-v I K \ allntki 1 r diRk Am! lu r h tl.ifik * *! "**l*l ’•ea urer. Mr* * mtimni ^trails r Sc au tf hat ffirrnrf anlr hps znr-r i.e -eoi in ih- cloret E!*> up the n*iI'lic 11> rhairniau I’merreM Raptltt t b u r r ; " ^»t'*t.»,!jif mn ,.*(! off Irr r t t|l laW !li» f V h --mr I *i rmt\ for i %sn s f’***'* rtf* iiTuftTrrn fiili* nf M lilm ern NEW VnRK —U T l l The faet C Ni*ht Circle meet* at the If the irtrt, i»r Irrm * i **■*•i «n 11 *r 'r ^ fn r* *1 7 r m i t the «rtf h«irfr*| for |h r nffi r from »ha: *h» will live Ineger. and ha* home of Mr* JewrJ R l t t r II"' ( ' a i l H i * l i l t P T C S t i l l t f l!eml*i ini ' r n I h r K m<Ih hi* rf jf) with <’i»f mil “on thr i l l ! " i, “ r »"i^ H11- *r 1h *cm| fnllrr t ■ ji'fintri completed her famdt- earlier, ha* Summerlin A*e at I I.i p n j{ , , M „ „ r , j «)iri , , tu-ir r l N|t I F, ynur ImlilSn no* he ^'<liliJirv wtJl ;urrt #in Ihr firtl 1 3«*n f n S r n i i i f f u n 1 ! irr created a new problem for the Thurfiliis «if r* h month The Cru»adee ( hotr of the i l l . ' lnn ; fo' furodure *.wi e ,e . ** \!l P4I Piti.l I'uliticr.l Atl*. It* ,t<m ll.tkrr hr nr hit . ffirr m«v hr r* * ti t hi *a l»y illiiier*!.-*.' modern mntt-er. laklrig the fun out nf an i x i t i . *o • ■I ft. thr rhirity ' ntl *Tr •milri! Ilaptiit Church p i a r t i c at 'omUirff appiic.i ' flnil .1 • p ' ' Chat* according "Work in ee.i-p whieh *h»ud be a pie*.ire *• M ifn .itf **t, **f r«nir«r. it t«» nt tf* » The I t.e* of Married " o m e n , " ' re rn! re p irl indlratcx bar the rt T . rtfrfulJv tflft! !h# |fha*f r 'fiftitvfni *irpiilnift I nr • „•* j i*1. putdlrhed by Columbia I ’nlF U R N IT U R E ! H O M E F U R N IS H IN G S ! »F L O O R C O V IR IN G S ! Hiotherhoed *upi>et a! the t r.: uvlomet olten .« afraid of oak ypi mictf *a hy y«*iihf A m l t r u l l * i're**. Rapli*' Church at I p rn Mr •■» » mi*!akr She Irar* lhal hei n . are ju*t for full i n n ran S latIttically, here are tea*otli Tanner, prciuliml. urge* all men h.ucr may not '.r In g »id i y ’pr.up H by grtting ihe r.-tle ^ behind the *'newr'' problem; g ..t* to tinma*k. tnal Ihe »t*le pi»v be wrong, lhr to attend. NfVX X OltK ( r m — a ffs —In 100. the av eiag r American ’‘e.eral nigbl* I,, fore Hallo relnr will r!a*h with thr otbei r*m hinrs loiftrH p< ifsd ■worntn had a life e tp r e t a r e v of The Junior < hotr o ' the I m l )nere- In her hnme ritf i <*h«H "!a1r M iff F pt *•»-! ..e n . ynu r a n roltditlon a toddler *1 year*. Today, chance* are that P rf» b * lrrian Church will inrc' »i for " bat i xn you dn atwul llu*' cinnunu'M h u ltri en Ihr r«kr • U to ttia.K* l.v rut t i ng hole. ahe *u!l will i.e alive at 75. * p. m. An inlrrcMing pi ..gram Still!* Ihr lupdetnrnlal* nf .lylr i*% *ihd ?'■**• T»|i istih p irj h ■« eve*, mouth - in a paper — Fifty )e*e« ago, the average tl being planned, and a hambur . f ',1 puling it over yo ir head tie. book, and •Jiucr »r»»! n’it% A m rriran mother had her la*! ger «upper will lie prrtiate.1 h* . »lor and »c« I* t**-ek with the m a t . and ehiM at age 31 And Ihe "baby™ George Sttre and hi* comm " r e • n i ; a / i r e » or. dfroiating aril h o t r -• me '.-Idler try hi* band al furnlthing from vnur library ',*»’ didn't m arry and leave home until i >t t I e a lew e ey fall I•niit.ttm* and hittmlc ho r«e* «-d about If) yeara before ihe mother w r.iiN rsn A T •‘fit »*v. report* Ihr E»>hlon r e me mb e r Thai the p .lied ■rr )i|*t hnl* the * (Wilod riwirrl* naimn In .t tu te T im , minia- .e, Could he expected to die ri - . i . r have active magma Training t nimt tuppet * d were arran g ed and furni«hed —Toda*. a mother ha* rnmplet * irh a . I.cart-, drop., free f eI 'n l e u volt t*r e i*a - r tbem llni i' \ iit Ihasr m r !i‘arfif-/l ktiitir rtf learnffl Aitnir o de.icn*, gr. itnetrir *hape*. iM-t . 4 ed her family at age 8<k and planning niretirg at the I r*' llei owt r n, Ihrv will a*.* on it thr r ih » s#iur effat c ? jmHm*TI»rr rellfioul .vml.nl* are fa * .- 1 e I ., thi* y oungeit child enier* f rrat llapti«t Clnirrh *1 * p m a* night a whole new , a-r ,f mc«I snu rAn think in l.'t’ns of grade when Mom 1* 3J. ’raving to fine . d rh« o * T) e y n r . , - a , ' e r . for ntghlniar. • I S anford fu rn itu re dcilcr* help in a hig **a* lo pa* local i a 'c a . Prayer mrei.t-r at the E rii'*#1r r irr t!* if that sour in the h'dh w of the throat and her comparatively free to do a* RaptiM Church at ; M p m iTicUhnt nt H it hrrr To*) %*»u '*|li --ini.e ihr r eck appear .lendrr and • he Wrt.be*. ™. Sa u fo n l f it r n ilu r r drnlrrw t'o n lrih n le lo e ve ry worthy c.iu*e. !( add* up to the modern m o th ­ The Sriiior High Ch- ,r of Ihe Have to >w * o r e nf - me (;m I. Iieatr 1 be mluinture- a i r ■ .rn (Id powder puff* n u l l r x r r t e r ’* dilemma: How- ran *he u>« Eirtt P r e . b v l r r l in Church **■ dw-rrnla'* alone or with oilier nr, l, laen. and T it .ppIiraliiM c..r »a* *hoe pol i.ver* r.w.in In Ihe h.iu-e .hou'd •ire marie nf carved amrtb •* Ihe n e .t four d erate* nf her life n ir r [ rf'lifa *a'l i t O l p q, ii We.h the puff. lb' - u'hlv 1 to ita lic clwewhrie i* lo limit th e g ro w th of vnur iiom etow n, » th at they wdl be of grratevt be rO"«i.|e ed in your p Veep in a .hoc p.V)-K • t VI* with e-v.fai and gold ■ benefit tn her fam'lv ar d to her The M idw eek R-ble hour nf the -e , enm fort of *..;t fim i urrer vvorkerw, i Y out Sanftird fin nil lire de.Heex t niptn* *elf Eirtt P r e * h y t f an Chur-h «i 1 rrii.et In * m r mind The prnblrm > i i dl*ru«*ed dor e-inductH i live pa*lot Pev. A ir ehildv to rhioitr f . . * re 0 )tng the National Manpower Coun­ (7 Mcluni* »t 7 30 p m will grow- with vnur lu t e ir tl ' Tt, Y mu proldrni is * our S .in fo i d fu rn itu re ilia lrT * protilem. cil'* tt u d r nf " Wnmanpower" Ia*t 1ii|i to vnur furniture o. depart The t hanrcl I h-ir o ' Ihe E " I year It t* further explored by ment atoip will no Innger Io> a r» Y our Sanford fu rn iU n r dealer hax nnlionaH* jtdverli*cd Hem*. aonve nf thr nation'* leading *u Pre.ih* leriin i hllrch *dtl mret nt £ Mma re bul < pi e*. ml ex f i r (nr rehc»r*»l »t T vn p m thnrllie* in thi* new hnnk, »|i*n. .Vccnrdtng to the hook, there 7. T h ere a re no parking problem*. \ larg e m unicipal p a rk in g T il l Rb|*AV **rilc in r nni l i r l i i l e f o r plitrc l e f t v n r . m l l»> IHiviii • re many reainnx why a mi.ther w h ile children no longer require Girl Scout troop 133 of the Eir*t lo l pro* idea adc*|iiale free parking (i.ili h e i un I ITY I T l ' I ' l l S s l l l N . .1n - t w r i t e h e r n a r n r her full time ra r e may choo** to P r r th y te r li n C hur.h w M meet n u n l i ol l nt n n f p n | t e r luillnl itl Ih r C I T Y I I . S I . I , n n N o * . V , r* V A IwiRC !mak**tweave xvix l mat unto in lliji'p part w .1 lin\.ji]pntt'tl sk irl, tu erI'liHHP. JltLii I tfit PI ItlMii-. '1* fnrrml **iiit Cnnatii. .in l*n\, fn>m the luirr* Mtlrich fall »■**llc*i*t ir*ti. I-11 McH Slatocl (pcAAonalA c&)£al £vsni& Ktu*|) ^’«mr Cliildren Elect" The Man Gcst Qualified To Serve You I’arents Association Nominates Officers Church Calendar 4 >,*> n i sim %Modern Mothers '1 Furniture Shopping Fare New Dilemma Elect JO E B A K ER Sanford City Commissioner } m 8 REASONS ♦r ! Why in m Work. Chief reaion 1* h*r deiire the YojVh' BuiM.-; a'. J !S p to help her h'Jibar.d provide a higher ilandard of living for lb# j Cub Srout Tack 313 nf the Eir»l ^ jfa rn d y Prctbylerian Churcn a id rnrei »■ NEW YORK —t CI’l >— A rich end celorfiil »»ue* for hiocmU Combine! I Jar id-nuneel holland in e taure with 2 tahletpoon* grated P*rn-»**n eht^ae and | . | eup llicM pimento atuffed green olivei. Mix ingredienti w-*il, heat lo terring temperature, etirrtng oerauior.ally, and ferve over I eeekago (10 eune») fm ian bro< en Drug. WVoll, cc-uken and drained. TM • m. m ; Concord, 7 p m , »-d Royjl ,Amba***dori meet »! Ihe rhurch al T p. rn FIBERGLAS INSL'IeATiON ‘‘Holler for Haller" Cliff (i. Haller, Inc. s, No 'Ira . Heel, i* th e onl* wum.m ru n n in g *itrnin-( S nien in Ih r l II* l M i l Church, 8 p m COOKER IN St M 'lflt WARMER IN "INTER SAVE H EI. C O MM I S S I O \ I. lOuS. Choir practice a* Ihe EirM R»p lilt C'hurrh a* 'ol o >* Caret * '3 p At Home: KUCCT MIIS. .! \V liliCK (o Sanford <’ I T V Vreord ng lo Mr*, Katherine P liettinger. chief of the children'* huretii nf the Hepartment of Health, M u eatio n and Welfare, there ahoukl be no guilt romplexe* •bout mother*' working. In the bonk t he note*: i "it ti nnt the amount of time • pent with the child, hut what happen* during that lime that really matter*, *n far at pafent„.lh:!d relation! at# eon erred " fc. ____________________ ' NEW RKOCCOLI R.A1TE YOU SHOULD TRADE UKE IPTS OF HcfT W A TER? Irvatall a WESTINGHOUSE E ltv lric WATEN HEATER O nly t G 'J.ii.i 711 AT. Robin*.m Phone G Arden I KA2 BAGGERLY F R R K FS T IS 1A T K S \|> |ilinnre ('e n te r MU OrUdo |)r, ~ E A : VHi tlri N i l ) H Al K. • Mra. Ileck ia well c|titiliftrel am! haa had ta rlc tl exp. l irxl H um an aelreletl »« a To. I h .im h rr nf C untm crra E 'e r . Sec. in » tiilr of l.n „ 10 *cnr«* ;tx Tn. r r g ia lr a r of vil.il »iati«lit*o. 'I Year*, in I ■> puhlir h r a lth tlepl. See. in highwa* nnil lahnr Hppl. nf the » ta tr of (Ja. W orked 3 year*, in W it*hinplnn. I) l in civil aer*ice in Ih r g e n ­ eral A ctm inling (Ifficc under com p tro ller (irn c rn l nf th e T inted Sialr-*.— Kxp. in T tivnl* In d iia lry hollt whidcxale nnd rrtn il h n rd w p re. H onor g ra d u n lp o f So. f.c o rg li Tollrgf local ed al M rlta*. Ua.. h er fo rm e r hom e. A lientlctl (Ja. - Ala. hnaineaa college in M acon. Itecrntl* atIcnded local ro m m e rriil arhooi fo r rp frc « h rr co u rse. Kxp. in nr*v*papcr w ork. P d Pol A d v . B y M r a . J n v B e 'V crow t|a lo fig h t, ro u rl'o tix *nlc«mrn In a e r ie you. SA N FO RD an d S A V E T u r n ilu r r C enter M ather Of Sanford ( A 2-r,ist 11C, AV. l irvl St. 2IH-tin I:. I iral S t. Sanford F iirn llu re To. F A 2 .t ;m 3mi K . I ’irat S t. Tehnl« Bedding To. FA 2-8321 I I ! ) S. .Magnolia FA 2.(iiW3 \\ il-nn * .M .iirr F in n . To. I \ 2-3822 311 K. f iim .'I. B e rry ’* Wnrehou** F \ 2-1873 aut w . Fir«i su OPEN Friday Evenings til 9 - CLO SED Wed. Afternoon BUY WITH CONFIDENCE IN PRODUCT AND PRICE J �r Fred Othmcm Says HERFS THAT MAN AGAIN! Citizen Webster Is Helping ‘Home Town’ What art tha qualitlM of a rood citizen? What typa indirldoal doaa Sanford and StmlnoU County need moat? Our rota la caat for tha typa exemplified by Fred Wab■tar, 410 San Marcoa, Sanford, Laat weak, thia aenior citizen pg|d hla annual dues to the Chamber of Commerce. He lan't In bualntM, but ha felt that he ahould do his bit. When aakad about hla partlcipaton in the Chamber of Commerce, he aald: "When I waa In buaineea, I learned to appreciate tha work th at la dona for a community by the Clumber of Commerce. Aa a reeldent of any are* that la trying to progreaa, I think everyone ought to help aa much M he can. My part may be email, relatively, but 1 hope that It helpa keep my preaent home town progressing.” This gentleman has retired. After his many years in business, he la entitled to the vacation that he now Is enjoy. tn«. Yet, he has "adopted "Sanford *■ hie home town. In his own words, Sanford la his home town. He la doing his bit to make it better. Hla la tha kind of spirit needed In Sanford and Seminole County. For the past five yaars, he hee exhibited the quali­ ties of a good citizen. Hla atatament, we be'lev.-, amptly expreaaea the feelings of a good citizen for the town in which tie llvee. The example aet by this ‘‘newcomer’* of five yesrs la one worthy of praise. A good dtlxen, we believe, is on# who attempts to contribute something to the town (n which he ltvM. The else qf his contribution and the length of his cltlxenshfp are not aa Important as tha effort to make his communi** a b*t»er piers In which to live. Investigation Set On Drunk Driving Income Moves Up To Near-Record Dulles Has An Idea Secretary of 8tata John Foster Dulles has decided that the Chinese Communists really aren't Interested In peace in tha Far East. We think this la a remarkable discovery on the pert of Dulles, who now haa traveled enough miles In six years to ham gone to the moon and back. He rarely spends enough tbna In one place to form a decision. When Dulles arrived on Formosa, United Preaa International carried a story on the number of mllee th at Dut'ea has traveled since becoming Srm. ratary of State for the Elsenhower administration. The rflatance more than equalled that which would be required to s o to the moon and t>*ck. thzDaa probably won’t bo T a n k e d among the great who have se rve d a*. U. S. Secretary of State, but he will have a re­ cord for "moving on” that will be difficult to break. It would seem to u i that perhaps Dulles could do a more affective Job If ho traveled lees and visited more. These whirlwind tours of foreign countries, w# believe, do the U. S. little good. A "smattering" of knowledge about tone of thcao international affairs could bring more "on the brink" state, manta. It would be far better to have full and complete knowledge. This could be gained by more time on tho job, less time In travel between Jobs. It wouldn’t be surprising if Dullaa applied for a seat on the second rocket to the moon.He would want one rochet to make a round trip, to inaure his return on tha second. S<>rr.e Democrats that we know would welcome the Idea of Duties going to the moon. Honors Scheduled For ‘Gridder Ike NEW YORK (UTI) - Preaidant honored tonight during the first XUenfcower, a fullback w ttn he •nruel dinner of the National wee e Waal Point cadet, will ba rsetheQ Foundation and Hall of Pams. Tha foundation, which will InA ctress Recovers SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UP1>- lltll nlna new member* in Ita Actree# Barham Stanwyck,II, ho*- Ball of Fame during tha program tallied leaf walk while suffer- In the grand ballroom ot thr g from congestion and fluid in b a r lunfa, Monday waa relentedHotel Aator, will preaent the Fraildent with a gold medal. from St. Johna Hospital. C DAILY C R O SSW O R D 1. Contamlr. •tea ■ Rainbow trout SO. Hint 11. Renta# SAAmatcar radio operator II. Fuel IS. Virginia (abbr.l IT. Marta* comet IS. Clean 10. Muacular twitch S& Goober 32. stubborn 1cellos.) S3. A periwig 34. Simpleton 33. MuiKat Instrument ST. Spiritual 3A. A vtna 11. Mountain 33. Hawaiian bird n . Chinos m m un 34. Wra DOWN 1. Article 2. Freeh X Iron (rym.) 4. Overhead i it -.in . tia ij» ;it$ rock Si. Crooked rei' i . j ; j l v'Jiiii • .c ' Sl.Jnwn U'J i : ”,ij^ tj j 1 I t Pro. .t'-: •: eminent t:u train i.i Satire -Hire IS. Sword Iff ■u’iH 1 dJULTd ■.Defraud i SlNarrata j ■: n i :r JL'tli *i-1 SKOfhtrda Li nr T. Unhappy 3. Quench, aa ST. Ktectrl. | -n x tri iiiiiif*. | Bed thlral YrrieeSar'e Aaewte atom 9. Satan I l Ctoan n 10. Cut finely 3 T. Meadow 39. Pula an 13. Can teat SSL Know SbAanap 11. Bound, aa (slang) (Scot) an angina 40. Ocean SI. Hauls aahauet tabbr.1 IV Knights* IS. Begone! titles 4t. Mother IS. Blight cut rV r " T" *“ * ii _ _ 1 ___ %■ * . FT- % YT — TT w TT ir w P tg t 4 By Rnatell Kay Mcmbera of the NEA European Study Million were given an op­ portunity to learn flrat-hand how countrlaa of Weatem Europe ara meeting their problems and we are indebted in Charles Nutter, managing director nf Internation­ al Home of New Orleans, for net­ ting up an Itinerary and program that permitted ui to meet and talk with top flight hitilneva. Industrial, civic and political Iradera who are itrugglmr to wipe out trade boundariri and harrlera and fashion a mutually beneficial common market wrapping up about iso million people in a workable, uni­ fied, progreialve program. The NEA travel atudy, beaded by NEA'a eaecutlve vice presl* dent Edgar Ravel, took our group uf newspapermen In Belgium for a I.noV *i tt.e Hruarel* World's Fair, on to Pari* where we veilretied the hlrlh of the hlalcry making Fifth Republic undrr De Gaulle to England tn observe riasng Brltlah concern over III relation.hlp to the Common Market, ami to a brief view of Amster dam, the Hague and vibrant Rot­ terdam. Some high ipota of the trip In­ cluded mectlnga with Prime Minliter Gaston Fjrakena of Belgium. Rrtllih Minialrr of Foreign Af­ faire Solwjn IJoyri, French Miniater of Information M. Jacques Soustelle, Commissioner General of the Eipoalllon Haron Moena de Fernlg, SHAPE Chief of Staff, General C. V. R. Schuyler, Presldent of tha European Common Market Commission. Walter Hailrtrin, Amhaiaador’a John Hay Whitney, Aiiiory Hnughlor. John Clifford Folger and Charge d’Affaira Herbert Filer. While four n o n day a afford! little opportunity to etudy and evaluate every aipcct of an Ex­ position a< extensive a t the Ilrui* atla Fair, certainly no groupe of vlaltora received more attention or waa given an opportunity to ace more than was the NEA par­ ty. There haa been murh contro* vrr»y ovrr the comparative media nf the IT. S. and Ruialan Exhibit*. Roth were housed In magnificent atructurea and commanded equal attention. While Rtjtlla went In for a hombaatlr effort to ahow “power” and military might, the U. S. directed ita efforts toward Impreailvtng viaitora witli the exalted atatua of the common man and pointing out the advantagea a free America olfen even the moat humble in the form of every­ day living comforla and coovenlencta, recreation opportunlUra, educational advantage! and tha like. Trying to compare the merIti of the two exhibit* waa like trying to compare Florida and California. Roth prraented Imprea- New Justice Keeps Door, Voles First By GEORGE J. MARDF.R WASHINGTON (UP!) - Potter Stewart, newest aaaociat* JustW of the Supreme Court, haa In­ herited two dlatinct taaka aa frrahman member of tha nation1! b lfhrit tribunal. He haa become tha doorkeeper at super secret conference! tha court'* nlna jutUrre hold each Friday, and he must vote first on case* decided at auch meet­ ing! Thera practice! fall traditional­ ly upon the reweat justice. The 41-year-old Stewart, who hails from Cincinnati, w*» aworn Into office Oct. 14 at successor to Jus lice Harold II. Iturton who retired on advice of hit doctor*. A* chief doorkeeper each Fri­ day, it It hit duly to guarantee the court'a privacy. No outsider 1* permitted In the conference chamber. The taboo even extendi to court clerks and ire re tin e t. Years ago, two pagea were al­ lowed in. but tutplelont of a leak developed and even though the suspicions were unfounded, the practice was discontinued. If for any reaaon, • fustic* mult be reached during the Friday con­ ference, a clerk knocks on the door. It will he the reaponiibllity of Stewart to answer and find out what Is wanted. AWo aa the new member, when (he court ballot a on a rase, Pol­ ler will vote ahead of the other justices. Thia It because he Is low man on the totem pole. By tra­ dition, the nine Justices lay how they vote on a pending case In reverie seniority; from the bottom up. The Friday conferences art much more than voting raiaiont. Each Justice speaks freely of Ml idea! on a pending caac. After each In turn, baa discussed the liiu ri. the chief Justice a r ti Ute member* h«w they vole. ]|'F 55 fp *\ □ — __ I B Tuesday, October 28, 105R WAI.TK* o l e u m , M llw aa* I^VIUk.r w iis t s i i s i l *a<*i4sr, laaeag assu4 CkrM w aa natwrear •£<•** I t a * M i n t Ottaka* at. lata a t Ska Paat Offlaa R h e e m ... m ade by FSLIT MTSMlC 40 la. the W O RLD’S LARGEST M ANUFACTURER OF AUTOM ATIC STORAGE W ATER HEATERS. RHEEMGLAS Imperial or RHEEM 10 YEAR W ARRANTY QUITTING BUSINESS 5 Yeans Unconditlonil and 5 years Pro-raled T h ree attractive and moderately priced water heater# with m an y *»rcptlonaj feature* nre engineered for long runt-free life andI tati all type* of water arena. G eneral H ard w are — H ousew ares P ain Is & S u n d r i e s — S p ortin g Goods — P o w er M ow ers — T o o l s E tc. Now On Sale A t SACRIFICE PRICES Hardware SANFORD Co. 20. 30. i0 . 52, fifi. „ rjrk . f 82 and 120 gal. capacity PROM — $57 m Sanford Electric Co. P l UMBI NG 116 Magnolia A ve. H E A T I N G S O I . 3 0 9 E . l i t .S t . osa VM l 4 V ;^ > \ p j f l B B B S j *' OWNERS RETIRE SALK NOW IN FULL SWING THOUSANDS OF ITEMS IN T. r i Too L a te To C la ssify G alvanized Im perial W ///M la ••.Mala eUhpitaf Id. Long daw ■l E mm* arrleala 43. Depth charges IS. 2 i a o 'J i i f i ■;.i . i n s m l Br FREDERICK C. OTHMAN i a Hollywood correspondent, red­ suing tha radio for attempted manslaughter, but t«rn then I WASHINGTON — IV# got to head Ball waa just another cull* break myself of • pernicious hah- around the lot, appearing In on* wa* in a had way financially and it. namely. looking i t tha late, "B" picture after another and I figured I wouldn't collect much making friend* with everybody. for its attempt to polaon me. late, Uta show on TV. Now ah* and her husband, Deal Mlsa Rail suffered nothing h e » Thii not only la hard on sleep, Arnet, own the whole place, cause she didn’t eat. She said "h™ but it'i tm bam aiing and in a where they maka television knew better and It was then that number cf way*. Taka tha other show* and (I hope) serve non- I awore off movie acting. Too night whan I waa via* inr a mov* sickening foM to tha actors. dangerous. And if the television* ia of 1938, aurring Kay Kyror 1 remember that the manage­ *r* kindly would thr>*v away thia (whatever happened tn him?) and particular movla. which wasn't l.ucilla Hall and audilanly I taw ment, which always wm looking much good in the firrt place, tnaythat graat movie actor. Othman. foe a way to save a penny, asked be I can forge* again. That'* not making like hr waa anting a can­ m* how I'd like In spend a day * ape with I.a Rail In • garden aa an actor in the Kyaer-Ball epic. alt. I put on mbest suit with freshThe tr!*vlilor.er« Interrupted the icana. Fart waa, I waan't aatinr anything. I waa on tha varga of pressed pant* In order to appear performance of Kyier, Ball and balng lick, bacauaa of an economy at a society swell I It-K-O't idea Othman at frequent Intervals w l t ^ move on tha part of R-K-0 atu- if a Long Isiand garden, where commercials you seldom re* cat® be utlful ladies *!ood around in lier in the evening. There was a dial. big hats and waiters rushed gab­ gent, for instance, chomping corn Wall, iir, movie atar Othman, let* of cold te* (it was tupposrd on th? cob ith hi* false chopper*, appaartng on tha acraen aa he to look line whiskey) and tray* width had been ru ck to the roof looked (with hair and fawar of some of the fancies, loosing of hi* mouth with a proprietary wrinkles) 20 yearn ago, brought canapes I ever law. glue. Cam* ■lav a lady who dunk­ to mind a moment I thought I’d ed hrr imitation teeth Into a g!*»* With the cameras turning and forgotten and I'm not thanking of foamy stuff amt eventually, tha talavlrlon builnaaa for rceall. Milt Rati looking so fully Into just hefor* Kyier and Mis* Rail my eyes, I took one of those small tng It. sandwich things and rstually. like went Into th r r (Inal clinch, twrs In tha oldan days "han I wm Cary Grant, popped it into my ladies— »ne Itchy —got out of an autumobilr. C mouth. That almoit did It. Tho ron-ltthy lady toll the The inenar*mrr.t h»d concluded that the extra.! i- d the bit play- other one that her trouble wax her era like me * tr* eating too much gird!" J?h* was wearing th# of the free food. Secretly .n* wrong kind. Then the good, com* property department imeared it* {triable girdle, without any lady pOt* of rraekars with ra:pbere-y in it. climbed into that car and Jam. On each of these it ,il*. e;l drove away. JACKSONVILLE (LTD - The a half sardine and then, f .r flaIt wa* what you'd ralt an un­ Duval County grand Jury will in­ xor, pumped the whole btti;ne * nerving "tght. I almon never did vestigate alleged fix** of drunk with fly spray. get to sleep. drlvlnr case* In Jacksonville dur­ t managed to kaap that concoc­ ing the fall term beginning Nov. tion in my mouth until the earnYaaterday I cave credit to th w 3. etas stopped. I was thinking of wrong ga* company for manufac­ turing the Gay Ninety street Slate Atty. William A. Hallow** lights. Tbo Arkanrai-I.juisian* said ”lh* public inlereil will beat Gas Co., is the firm in this happy be served by submitting thia en­ bustneia in Evansville, Ind.. and tire matter to tho new grand how I happened to writ* down tho Jury. . ." name of another corporation I An asiaatant to Hallow*a haa can’t even explain to myself. been taking part in questioning of witnesses during the month long Investigation by the atata Insur­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ance Department. Tho probe has government lay* th# national in­ been carried out with the aaaiat- come ha* bounced back from the live features but I feel that our ante of the county nolieltor and recration depths to within a few eahlblt waa rim er to the heart hla staff. percentage points of th* all time LAST SHOWING of the pt-ople of Europe who comAs a result of the invciUgatton. record rate of tail year. pritrd moat of the visitors and five bondsmen have been charged A Commerce Department report OPEN 12:13 reflected eredlt on ■ nation whole with irregularities in handling of relesled late Sunday said the na­ "power” U *o well known that it drunk driving cue*. tion'* Income picked up slightly need* no propaganda. nui Hut the grand jury probe in from April through June nf this Almoit forty million persona elude* any possible violation* of year and hit an annua' rate of vJftfilE 1331.400,000.000. It said this was have paaaed through the gates of Florida's criminal statutes. UUGHHMBt the Exposition, Including feveral CDOIMf FOR The Investigation stemmed from up 12,200.000,000 from the rat* in hundred thousand Americana, and a aeries of articles In a local the first quarter of the year and HRGtVfla iti aucce»a Is a tribute to the re- newspaper which claimed many with'n 4 per cent of the all-time ■nurcrfulnrai, courage and enter­ prisons charged with drunk driv­ peak of $308.100.000.0o0 attained in prise of a nation that such a ing werr paying $130 or .nor* the third quarter of 1937. short time ago was ravished by to bondsmen or associates to get Third quarter national income war. figure* for this year werr not yet i3?V HUM ^ A the case* cleared. available, the report said, because Every where we went we found grjffii arr not all data was in on corporate the people friendly and courteous, Y rf/ffolW THMJww. Mr" profits. not Juat thoie who profited from p ia il bs**. » J»ki t T r o i w u i (mirtal trade but the run-of-the- Clubs To Sponsor However, national income did F r a tu r c : 1 : 0 0 * 3 : 1 0 . 3 : 2 0 mill citiicn, Even with the lang­ rise ‘‘more substantially" In July* 7:30 • 9:10 uage barrier, stranger* managed Quartet, Nov. 18 September than In Aprll-Juue, llic Tha annual visit of the Rebels department said. to give u* direction*, going out of ADMISSION l'OR THIS their way to help ui. While we Quartet to Sanford, sponsored by The optimistic new report fol­ ATTRACTION have heard many reports of un- the I-atm and DOT Cluha of Semi­ lowed releair last week of figure* Adult.* — M.illnec — GOe friendlineaa to America, I per- nole High School, will be made •bowing that by October the Niclit — 7Or aonally encountered none, and on on Tueaday, Nov. II. economy had regained about K ludrnlb — 30c the contrary found folk* Interest­ .Sponsors use funds from the an­ three-fourth* of Jr# recession slow­ ed In our rountry and eager to nual <o.:c*rt lo finance club ac­ down in production. WED. A TIIL’RS. learn more about It. tivities and civle pro'erta. The Sunday's report said business concert will be held at the high ^ > ? N“l ^ V c a u N f u H ', We had lotnr amu | g experi­ activity firmed In the spring and .•'* 943 -W. . J ence!. I ordered a Manhattan school auditorium. expanded from July through SrpRIXHA^gON^AjyaKDAllJ ; from the waiter at nur hotel in (ember in factories producing DrusseW and he promptly brought manufacturing equipment and me a bowl of soup,—Manhattan M cEiroy In Iran ether Invaatment goods. chowder. 1 learned later that the TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — L\ S. J> ! PCX-1 , The department previously pre­ m(>•-**»•#« H.< Tt*9mC4 cocktail we know at e Manhattan Defenae Secretary Neil H. Me- dicted that thesr capital goods mm#•**■ar« 9m“> Is called a ‘ Sweet Martini" over Elroy arrived here hy air Monday outlays, a focal point in the re­ there. Mr*. Kay ordered dessert from Pakistan for a two-day visit cession. would turn up slightly In Feature: 1:18 • 3:17 - 3:16 7:13 • 9:11 In a French restaur* rad they at the Invitation of thr Iranian tha final quartet of this year. brought her a couple i *- -d egg* government. MrElroy. who la on runny aide up. Water la served • world tour, will meet with the with meal* but you can buy it by Slrah, Premier Manutacher Eghthe bottle If you prefer it to wine bal and other high government GENERALElECTRI which coat* no more. and military officials. 1007 Sanford A ve. F A 2-6562 SAN FO R D , FLA . fa 2-1562 �k SA-JS— T u e s.. O ct, M , 1958— P a g e 8 tT tj A m forh V rralh Coaches Prefer To Kick Extra Point Iowa Captures ‘ Grid Poll Lead NEW YORK (I’l’l) -Once-Had Iowa, which hai ipoiled oppo nent*’ perfect record* for the p u t two Saturday*, replaced Army to­ day at«p the United I»re** Inter­ national collrje football rating* in an extremely do»e four-team race fur the No. 1 tpot. Ohio State and Auburn were tight behind second-rinked Army, only 31 point* aep* rating the foi'r leaulng teami. Iowa wai the fou.th team to lead the LTI rat­ ing* during the ft-at fiv# week* of the present ifaion. Ohio State I , ’ • Gators Expecting 'Toughest' Game GAINESVILLE (L PI) —“WaTI hav# to play a far diffeiant type of game than * i did agaln«t LSI'.” raid Coach Boh Woodruff a* hi* Florida Gator* got ready for Saturday’* Fattl* against fourth-ranked Auburn. ^ “ Florid* will para the u m i • problem that a let of taam* probably hava had whin they faced Auburn, namely making first down*, much Us* touch­ down*,’* Woodruff added wryly. This mark* tha (trend wro’: in * row the Gator* h*T* met an undefeated team. Florxid* tort to Louisian* State 10-7 la*t week. Woodruff predicted Auburn may give Florida its “rougher, game of tha leaion." t Billy Booker, starting left half baric and starting fullback Bob Milby both auffered injuries againit LSU and are doubtful participant* against tha Invading Plainsmen. Seminoles Prepare For Tampa Contest * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flo­ rid* State, still up in the cloud* over it* stunning 10-0 Up*ct of Tennessee, buckled down today for Saturday’s homecoming game a gainit the University of Tampa. Coach Tom Nugent tingled out several player* for ton performani e* In the Trnnrt*e* game, in­ cluding ends I’ete Fleming and Tor.y Romeo, tackle Rob Swm*0 «rtkl and guard A! Ulmer. Ha 9 alto praisad the performinr* of fullback Fred Pickard. The Seminole* ar« expected to be at almost full strangth Satur­ day. Quarterback Vie Print! auffared an ankle injury la it week hut it expected to be ready to go again in tim* for tha Tampa battle. Florida State now hat a S3 won lost record, and finish** out the teaion againit thres Florida 0 Uams. After Tampa, FSU play* Miami then and* tha seaton against tha University of Florida. Bobo Olson Tries ‘Comeback T rail’ OAKLAND, Calif. (L’P II-C a r! (Bobo) Olson, onetime high riding king of the middleweight*, seeks ,, to make another 'omabseV tonight 3 when he engeget Don Grant in p in.round bout at the Auditorium. Olson's first eomtback bid rndtd on the canvas in Portland, Ore., last year whan ha was knocked out In the second round by Irish Pat MeMurty. Sire* then, Bobo hat sparred some 70 rounds with Esau Fardl. nand, a highly-regarded regional favorite, and claim* he Is all sat to gat hark into the big time as <4a H(ht heavyweight. led the first week, then Auburn, followed by Army for the r»»t two week*. Oddly, the top four teams Have Identical records of four victories *nd one tie. The J3 leading coaches who comprise the LPi rating board chose thojc fous over l.ouuirra Slate and Mississippi both of which hive perfect tec . Jrds !*SU was ranked fifth and Mis’lssippi sixth, followed In order b" Oklahoma. Purdue, Wisconsin anu Pittsburgh. The last three teams In the top 10 were newcomers to thi* week's select group All but one of the first-place votes were scattered among the top five teams. Iowa hid nine. LSU eight. Auburn * e - Arm* six and Ohio State four. The oilier licit-place ballot went to iltli-rankcd Colorado, which is un­ beaten and untied. Another big shake p in the rat inj* can be export'd s/ter next Saturdays clashes between sever­ al of the leading .earns. Iowa, which knocked both Wisconsin and Northwestern out of the perfectrecord ranks on the pictiout two Saturdays, next plays Michigan. Army also lakes on a >ofi touch in Colgate. But several other iewdmg pow­ ers face trouble. LSU and Missis­ sippi. the two perfect-record gl­ ints, meet Siturday night: Ohio Stale faces IT.h-ratcd Northwes ern; savenlli • rated Oklahoma plays Uth rated Colorado for Big Eight Conference supremacy; eighth-rated Purdue take* on Illi­ nois; ninth rated Wisconsin plays Michigan State, and 14th rated Navy meet* nth-rated Notre Dame. Texas, fourth last week, drop­ ped all the way back to 16th af­ ter losing to Rice, the Owls mov­ ing up to Mill. Southern Metho­ dist, Trva* Christian and Air For ce Academy were tied up for 13th, and North Carolina was 30th. ★ ★ ★ NEW YORK t u r n — The Unit ed Press International msjor col­ lage football ratings (first place voles and won iost-ticd records in narentheses): Tram Taints 1. Iowa (9) (4 3 1) It2 2. Army (6) (4 0 1) 231 3. Ohio State (4i <4 0-1) 247 4. Auburn (I) (40 1 ) 213 3. Louisiana St. IS) 16-0) 1<2 7. Mississippi (60) 111 7. Oklahoma i l l ) I. Purdue 44-1* 112 M 3. Wisconsin (3 I-ll 63 10, Pittsburgh (4 1-1) II. Colorado U j, *9, 12. North­ western, 29; 13. Ri.e. 22; 14. Navy, 14; 13. Notre Dame. 12: Texas, 10; 17. (tie), Southern Methodist, fexss Christian and Air Force Academy, 6 each; 20. North Carolina, 4. Others: Georgis Tech, 3; To*** 4&M, Kyracut* and Clrmson. 2 each; Oklahoma State ard Cali­ fornia, 1 each. Mayfair Tourney Winners Listed A team composed of Gena Witrtl. Ah* Fennel!. Capt. Yost and Emil Eoener walked off with tup honora In the Mayfair County Club golf tournament Sunda*-, Second plare went to the team of A1 Bryant, Earl Higginbotham, Paul Johnston and Russ Dallas Finishing third was tha team of Sonny Powell, John Ivey. R. Hoiback and John MrCraeken. Individual winners were Bob Sheridan, plus 13, and Al Bryant, plus eaten. i AUC TEAM IN SANDSIH RS Member* of the Sandapur League bowling, teuni arc. Iclt to right, Ole* Martin, Jimmie Livingston. I a mite Klerlc, Hetty Ju ie.m and Donna French. Thi* is one of the ,xiN teams in the league. (Herald S ta f f Photo) Press Int.rnalional The gual its Mississippi's prac ties session thi* week I* “to in nruva 100 prr ce-t.” Head Coach Johnny Taught, whose Rebels meet the I.outturns Stale Tiger* Saturday in what probably will he the nations top game, ’aid Monday he itgards the flengu'l as “the most explo­ sive leam In tl c nation ” “ W>'V e g | tsi Insprov* 100 |»* r cent over ls<l week f they ore la he rn itched,” he Siidisl. I He Rebcll ran through a light session end had thrir first look at the double-winged T formation used by LSU. Alabama Player Picked For Honors After Upset The survey also revealed these this, the East leads the nation with a scoring average of 361 important facts: —The new conversion rule ha* points per gimr. The Midwest, helped reduce the number of tic which visually produces tha high* est scoring game*, ranks third games, —Pacific Coat* leami are the this year with a 329 average. Field goal production is tearing greatest two point gamblers but Easern teams have been the most towaids a new record. A total of 31 have been kicked with slightly Mccejslul pass-run exponents. —College leans are kicking more than half the season com* pitted compared to the record of field goals at a record pace. 82 set in 1932. l-v-t year's total In the matter of tie games, was £1. there have been only nine so far this season compared to 17 *1 this slag* ef the 1937 campaign These figutes, of course, are hascc! on the 1C9 major college learns *u. 'eyed. (•o I oi Broke Pacific Coast trams have "gone for broke” by shooting for two I points about 6<1 per rent ef the time hut they have been sucres* lu! only about (0 per cent of the time. Kaslern teams, on the other hand, have been successful in 61.7 per cent «f their twopolnt con­ version tries. Partly brrauie of Everybody needs money Sports Parade Rv OSCAR I R \LF.V method of speaking the clipped NEW YORK I I'l l 1 — Hng»n English ac.rnt learned since hr K:d Basse), the squat, fieavil). was taken to Liverpool. muv.'rd Nigciiun whs holds the There is a drrp pridr In Inns featherweight championship «l the ihat hr * i the first Nigerian world, is * man with a mission named a me mb*;- of the "Noble who expect* to find the next two Order *-f the Riiiijh Empire” by year* the haidrst. Queen Eilra <eth last January, lie Raney is going to rsak the title also cherishes ihe f*,-t that he as seldom a* ne.eisary the next was the first boxer ever men­ two years. Which is why hell tioned on the Queen s Honor List. fight llfvscklyn't Carinelo Coits ■! “A distinct honor, y'knciw.” jays Madison Square Garden on Friday the 3 foot. 3 Inch slugger who has night In an over the weight match. won 37 of 6J bouts. 13 hy knock Basicy, a chief »f Nigeria') Ef outs ' I am gialrful not only for fik tube, is going to do every­ myself hut for my people." thing possible to assure that he Rough Evening Ahrad still hetds thr world championship Coita apparently is Li fur a when hi* nation becomes indr rough rvming even though tin pendent in Octobci of I9i<0 24 year-old Brooklyn haxrr has ' there are close to 30 million won 33 ct 43 hout* since returning people in Nigeria," he explained, from ■•crvice. hit terth flathiag like piano keys Because Haney spei.alite* In on black vetvst. “ft would mean flattening home town heroes tn much to my people to know that their own bark yard one of them is a champion of the Hr went into Ilclfavt lit floor world when we become a na­ Spidrr Kelly for the British Em pire litle Then, In the fealhntion." Honored By Quern weight elimination which followed If this sounds like deep, ideal­ Sandy Saddler's retirement, he istic thinking for a price lighter went to Washington where Mixurl you must take Into consideration lierrlos wa* well-liked and pound that even though Rassry started ed out an easy decision. hli fighting on the docks »f I .a That matched hint with French got, Nigeria, he considers himself favorite fhcrif llamta for the tit­ tle—In I’a n s—ami It»<sry knocked a chief among his people. Hr was twin Oktin Rassry Asu- him out in H> rounds in June of qiKi, merely anglicising hit namr 1937. Defending ihe be able. Il«v for a fighting nom dr plume. Ami *c> moved into |o« Angrlcs and lilstnbal httdagr show* through • quickly kiiivckrd out Mexican fam a reserved, well-mannered iconic nn-ardo Moteno. ... sometime*j i* when you d o . . . visit FAM ILY! II you need UPTO$600 phone: FAirfix 2-4612 before noon to arrange (or money the same day! 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Coach Iluli Woodruff wanml the Gary USteen of Alabama, return O'&teun dominated play in the iGatui* Monday they can expect ed to hit natural position this fail game. The 173 pound Junior from their “loughcs! game v>f the "ea son," alter experimenting as a qu*raction urbach. was named today as Ih* Anmitoo. Ale , kept Mate con­ All SLi entries will Foutheaitern Conference hack el stantly in the hole with hit punt­ [this weekend Other gamrv »re (lie week by United Press In­ ing—getting off quick knks of 38, Gt»rgu-Alabam« »: Tuscaloosa, Kent ink- at ternational, for his outstanding 32. 67, 43 and 62 yard* ami putting Mississippi State I-exington, Tennessee . North performance in Alabama's 9 7 upone regular punt out *>( bounds on Carolina at Knmvillr and Georgia Tech Duke at Durham. N, t the State two-yard line. O’Connor Has Job In addition, O'Steen gained tfd yard* ru*hing. i.eaily half of AlaMliSCOW vmtrican Coach After Shaky Vote banvn'a total. Including key yaid- lienrar F.astmmt protesting the SPOKANE, Wash. (U PI)—Lei- age which set up the * ring plays tumping together of total scores lia O'Or.nor ha* been given * aid Intercepted a Mate pas* on in men's and women's event* in tome*hat shaky vole of confi­ the final play oi the game. It w»i the current bnviet-U. S. A. track dent* a* president of the AAA Alabama's first m»j->r victory competition, a* violating an agrrr Pacific Coast League. ilnee I'uwcn Paul Bryant took mrnt in wrintic from the Russian! 'iTie eight d.reclois „( the Ira over tie icuis not t > do *o gut presented a united front by •Totten, regarded a* • bright “Without that letter we wouldn't Stating following an all-day meal pruipcct alter a brilliant high have 'eft thr Dinted Staler.” ing Monday that they “unani­ v.-hool career, wai proficient hut mously reaffirmed" the retention hardly ouUtandinj «v a sopho­ of O'Connor for ihe third year of more His play earlier this vrnron his three year contract. did not attract m<i,ce in the -willHut O'l'onnor has l**n asked to leave the meeting ard. wa» called nating for honoi-. The Alabama h iKhark - er bark to break a four-four rlradloek between those liirfciorx "ho shadowed the field in thi* vu-rk t wished to fire him Immediauly, i selection. Others nominated hut and those who preferred that he with performances hnidly on par with <1 Steen's, were; remain next year O'Connor had the option of re Quarleihatk Bobjiy i rank'.n • ' signing under pressure from the .MilliSSippi wild scored two touchfaction that did not want him, or down* in a 11-13 win over Aikxn stay in the job. sa* 1 ullhack Thcron Sapp of Gcor gla—runner, line backer and pa«* Ez Charles Loses receiver in Georgia* 28 0 wh.tr wash of Kentucky. By Kayo In Sixth Halfback Tommy Lor Ino nf Au­ DALLAS, Tex. (U P |> - For burn who scored twice In Auburn's mer heavyweight champion Er 20 7 win over Maryland. rard Charles said today he knows Quartetrback Bojce Smith •( of no reason to quit boxing be Vanderbilt whose pa-*e« k»..*d esuse nf his sixth round knockout Vsndy to a 33 6 rout of \ .rgmia Monday night at the hands of na­ Hslfbark Billy Cannon of Iaui* tionally unranked Texas lighl- ville State who scored a i i.-h heavy weight champion Donnie down and let up a field g-’al In a 10 7 win over Florida. F'.etman of Midlothian, Tex. The lineman nf the week self, Charles was battered about th» ring almost from Ihe beginning of lion, went to Hal Heckman. lit the fight, dropped twice in the pound senior tackle for the Flor fifth round and took the full count Ida Gator*. Heckman, from Allen at 2 24 seconds of the sixth round town, I’a . was the hulwark <>f a “These losses,” Chides said defense which limited the *a vied “These losses," Charles sain in Louisiana State attack to 83 vaidv his dressing room, “are )u»t a ‘ rushing. Everybody's Talking W IT H I Rebels Get Ready For Bayou Bengals I nitrd NEW YORK (U P I)- The ma jsvrtly of the nation'* college foot ball coaches apparently arc not born gamblers. Most coaches still prefer set­ tling for the “old fashioned” placement kick instead of “ shoot­ ing the works” on a two-point rash or pan play afler each touchdown, a survey conducted by tin NCAA Service Buieaii reveal ed today. The reason for this conserva­ tive a i proa.h to tile rrw optional rule is simple: A placement kick it still the easiest ami safest cun* version. Pastes I'ntucrettlul The survey of 12J games played thus far this year showed tna: major college* have been sur cessful in 63 1 per cent of their ki.Ving attempts, 30.1 per cent ol thei- lushet and only 42 9 per .rn! of their passe* fur evil* points In last weekend s maicr college gs-nts, the coaches elected to kick ftr the estra point A) per cent of the limr, the NCAA re­ ported Wet Wash Family Finish F re e P icku p and Delivery N im b ler lo v e i you more lhan ever before on maintenance, wiib alrong, safe single unit eon* atruction, wiili exiliult e "Deep-Dip" ruatpr-mflng, e*cn liner quality of manufaclure. Nemhior elone B lv e i yew fu ll h el room, shouldrr room and Irgroom for alt big 6 •footers, with pleniy of Irgrooni for lh*j “ niidillcrnau," front and rear. And you gel in and out with the greatest of case. 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It will bt delivered by traditionally-Dtmorratir Plate routinely and deapite the recent Invitation by Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler for the South to change ita view* on segregation or get out of the party. Ilutier’a statement cam# after the South'* Thla Includfi the entire itate Democraie primaries which are delegation of Gaergla, Mlaxiaalppl tantamount to election. One aouthern aenatorlal eandl•ad South famllne, and It rtpreATLANTA (UPI> —Tha Solid South, a t m ult, will apot the Democratic Party • comfortable •arty laid In lb* rare for control • f Centre*' next Tueaday. la the nine aouthern riitea itratchlng from Virrlnla to Lou(liana. 55 Democratic nomlneei O r the Haute of Representative* • r a unopposed and will be de­ clared elerted when the poll* GROWKRH COMMITTEE- Officer? am! member? of the fxerullvu commitlce of the Florida Fruit & Vegetable As­ sociation were reelected at the annual meeting of the »»rtanliatlon. Left tn right. they arc Hoy Vandrgrift Jr.. Pahokee, preaident; Luther L. Chandler. Cloulda: J. I*. Marllee Jr., Palmetto; Andrew Dutln, Oviedo; Htidolph Mattion, vice preaident and immediate pant preaident. nil mombera of the executive committee, and Joffre C. David. Or­ lando. aecretary-trcaaurer. Ike Attacks Democrats' 'Hare-Brained Spending' dale—Sen. John C. Stennli (DM in I, <eeking hii third ilx-yrir term —alto li unopp->«ed for raelection. Scattered Opposition More than a doren other Demoeratlr con|re*ilonal nominee* and four ienalnrl*l nominee* in the South f*te Bepubliran or In­ dependent opposition, Bill in molt of th»i* diitrleti and itatei a Democratic victory *hould be­ come ippire.it trry rarly In Tuesday nlght'i ballot counting The real election hattl* In the South n u t week will center In the ill ronrrciilonal diitrlct* where Republican* now hold the •eat*—one In Florid*, one in North Carolina, two In len n eu ee and two I? Virginia The two Tenneitre GOP *eat* are Ihotr of Rep. R Carroll Recre and Howard Baker In the traditionally Republican M and 2nd dl'trtrt in Ihe Pa*t Tennessee hill country. Rce^e I* opposed by Demwrat Wayne Miller and R* ker face* Democrat John G O'­ Hara Sr , and independent C B. Bo-riel Republican* and Dem-e at* alike agree that thc»r are the two GOP »eati in Hie South it i» leait likely the Democrat* will be able to rapture Clove Race* Seen In the other four GOP-lirld dittrict*. the litur i* much cloter, Virginia'* two Republican congrctim rn face stiff oppoiitlon, Rep. Rirhard If Poff of Radfnrd In the 6th Dl.trlct i* challenged by Deniurrallc Richard F. Pence, a Roanoke attorney who ha* the direct luppnrt »f Virginia Gov. J. I.indtav Almond In Ihe |nth Virginia district. Juft aero** Ihe Potomac from Wa*h!ngtnn. Republican Rep Joel T. Bfoyhlll of Arlington i* battl­ ing atrorc oppo*ltinn from Joseph Pit t s b u r g h i u p d Pr**i •pontlblc and radical" politic* of Sant Rlienhowrr Monday night the Democratic Party. In another of Ids "tough talk'* pictured Democrat! »» economic vllllani bent on carrying out (campaign ipeechet Ihe Prrildrrt "harebrained apendinf ichem fi” portrayed the Republican* et and taked all Americana icgard- eolld . . lennulr economic heleta of party In reject the ‘‘irre- reel of the recent rrcr«*lon whn»a gtceiol job wee defending the ountry again.; Ilemocrellc "mcrhanlt of gloom.” The "Republican approach” r>( nil administration to Ih* rtCtSlion i.l Ita "ecnalhle progiami" have seated a situation where thing* arc gvotl and rapidly gelling bri­ D. K. Mr.Nib, owner and mane ar," Ktarnbower told hi* PlUire r of the Credit Bureau of San nurgh audience. "We achieved Ihle ecuuonnr ro* ford, Mr*. McNab and JI. L (Brad) Foley, manager of tho col­ -urgehee without flogging the lection dblilon of the Bureau, at­ economy Into Inflation," he tald. "Fat Federal Handout*" tended the fait meeting of the* Aiaociated Credit Hnreaua of Flor­ If the Demorrata had had their | ida at the George Washington Ho­ way, hr laid, they would have ! fei In WeM Palm Beach lift werk- reacted to the recession with drmandl for "fal federal handout*" and. Approximately W credit bureau* that would have taken Ihe country long time In pay off. H* ‘aid ON T It 1 A I# — Fiftee nand rollrctlon division* ol Florida were rapreaented Diacu'ilnn* me Democratic senator Intro­ .vear-nld (’aril Ann Fugate were held on apeclallied repotting duced anli-ieca.rion bill* that (right) has Rune <>n trial _*uch aa personnel and hullne*! would have coat the taxpayer* 2-1 at Lincoln, Nehru ?ku, nn firm reporta; the effect of chang­ illlmn dollar*. The President said he knew re­ chat-gen of helping her ed economic condition* on rredll reporting; training of personnel cent statements in which he label­ Iwyfriend, r»nvicte<l muss In bureau*; collection problem*, ed Democratic approach** to murderer (,'hnrlcs Starkand other luhjecle that will a'd tithing Ihe recexvlnn as "Irre- weather, In at leant one of hureaui In furnlahing quicker and tponaiblr and radical” bail ni­ hi* nlaying*. Although n hellvr lervlr# to member*. tric ted attention In political or- minor, (’aril will be tried Pretent at the meeting were *r<- lei. "Peraonally," he »aid, "I think on two count? of first de­ •ral Officer* and dlreclnrl of the my choice of word* ha* been con­ gree murder. Aiioriatrrf Crrdil flureatn o.’ Ihe (IJPI Telephoto) servative . . thia Democratic Southeast, including Mr* Marga­ ret Nuggia*. who delivrrcd an ad tirnry to spend uur tax dollar wa« a far rry from the aenalhle Redroll. Free To T ravel Jack Kliat, owner anri manager ouhllcao program* adopted tail AMMAN. Jordan lU P D - Amer sinter. Repudiating pmphetle* of of the C*edlt Bureau of Melbourne —Eau Gallic, a a i elected presi­ disaster, we acted to strengthen, lean* today were free to travel dent of Ihe Aleoclated Credit tot Impair, national confidence.” to Jerusalem and B*Ihle hem. twa railing on all American* to Jordanian cities declared off lim Bureau* of Florida for I95S-&9. 'enthuilaallcally vota Republican Its hy the U. S. State Department !>n Nnv. 6,” Klaanhnwrr recllcd after the Iraqi coup dn'*i*t July he "spectacular gain*" during 14 Square Dance Set *!■ adminlatrallnn, "the fine*! six rear* of progtes* In our country'* For Civic Center liatory,” N ew A m bassador PARIS (UPD— llabih BmirTomorrow Night gulha Jr., aon of Tunisia'* pr*»|. Square danclnr under the drnt, today pirpared to pre*ent Star* will ha held again tomorrow Hotel Heir Hilton hit credential* to tha French gov­ a t tha Kanford Civic Center. ernment i t hit country a new All regular danrera are urge! Will Wed Heiress fa attend, ami any danrrrt who NEW YORK iV PIl Hotel heir ambattador lo Pari*. aye not beginner* are welcome. A Vicky Hilton, 91, and nil hrire** new beginner*' d a ta will begin Patrirl* (Tri*h) McCIInleek, I*. about tha firlt of the year. xnnounred their engacement Mon Effort* at ill are being made to lay night and said they would be ■•cure enough lnt*reat*d tern married Nov. W. Hilton formetlv ageri tn itart a iquare dance In- ra* wed to act re aa Flirsbeih atrurtlon fla** for thla group. Taylor. Youngrirr* Inlereated may enroll CONG ItKSSM A N *1 th* Recreation Department Of flea in th* Youth Wing of th* Defense Assistant A. SY D N E Y Clvle C*nt»r any afternoon. The Wrdneday night dancing Plans To Retire •tart* at ?. Jn* Curtii la the call WASHINGTON (LTD - T h e . ar and initnictnr in charge. rntagon announced Monday that Dr, Paul D. Foote, iialitanl He Plane S e ts Record 'ense tertrlary for research and TO-NIGHT TOKYO (UPD— Northwrat Air •nglncrring, will retire to private tinea said It broke today it* own ife at Ihe end of thla werk. OCT. 2M. IR.'iH 4.111 mile flight record Iteiween Foote hat been in government 7; I (I I*. M. Tokyo and Beattie, Wash. The air- lervlce alnce his retirement a* tier* tald a DC7C mad# the lr« preaident of th* Gulf Oil flight In II hours, XI minutes Jorp. In 1953. and hat occupied breaking a 11-hour, 41 minute re­ -via present poat ainee September aped ael two years ago. CHANNEL — 9 10. 1957. 3 From Sanford Attend Meeting -H EA R - Herlong WLOF-TV WATCH FOR THE CARS THAT MAKE SENSEI OCT. 3lsl NOV. 10th NOV. 15th Whitt He Ilka !>on* For Hi< niitrict aarirl How Cen­ tra! Fluridn Hit? C.rrxtly Hmr fitted !»y Hi? Able Work. Ke-Elecl HERIA)NG TO CONGRES.S Pd. I\)l. Adv. by A. Sydney Herlong. Jr., Camp. Tre*i. T. Frcehill. th* Democratic can­ didal*. In th* 10th North Carolina Dis­ trict, wth Charlotte, th* at**'* largest 'ity as a pivot, Demorrata ar* making their strong**! hid to unseat Republican Rep. Charles R Jons*. Jonas won election In 1951. and ha* withstood ebitlanger* »inr* then. Thl* y*»r the Democratic nominee ia Dave Clark, a popular young itate leg! ilator from Jon**' home town of LJncolton. The eont*»t I* r*p*rted to he rloae. In North Caroliox'i IP.h Dll trict, nestled In the wetter? moun­ tain area. Democratic H»p. George Shuford won re-nomna tlnn and then tetirrd for reaio-ii of health. Drmocraia cho*e David M. Hall of Sylva a* their candi­ date to replace him, but only af ter some intra party battling that hat railed the hope* of Republi­ can candidate W. Harold Sami of Afheville. Florida'* only Republican con greatman, Rep. William C. Cra mer in 111* lit District, face* Democrat Wintor. II. King, the man h* heat- two year? *gn. and expects to do it again. Republican candidate* ar* challenging Demo­ cratic incumbent* in two other Florida districts with some out­ ride hope* of auecett. Senators and Governor* Four southern Democratic **n ator* face opposition and each of them expects early and c»»y re ele-tion. Sen. Speasard Holland of Flor Ida i* opposed hy Republican Lr land llyler of Miami. In Norlh Catolins, Sen. B. F Jordan Is opposed hy Republican Rirhard C. Clarke Jr. Sen, Albert Gore, Ten nes*ee’a Democratic incumbent, hat a Repuhllran opponent, llohart Alkina, and two minor party challengers. Sen. Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia ha* taken oppo­ sition from Social Democrat Clark* T. Robb and Independent Dr l»ui*e Weniel. Although Prerident Klseuhower carried five Dixie slates Into the GOP column in Ihe 195(1 presiden­ tial election, the traditional Dem­ ocratic demeanor of the South at the stale level was I'ttle affected. The aii Republican ronrre**m*r. all fighting foe their )nh» in Tuet day'* balloting, represent the tn tal GOP inroad. The odds favor Ihi* little band Iwing reduce rather than expanded neit we--k Four inuthrrn xtate* »rf elect Ing porernnrt Tueaday. Georg)*'* Frne'l Vandiver and South Caro­ lina's Krneat I,. Hotline* are uno,»po*ed Demoeratle nominees. Alabama’* John alqteraon, whose father was slain In the Phenie City crime cleanup, and Tennes­ see'* Buford F.lllngton are Demo­ cratic nominee* with opposition, but both are expected to win easily, Patterson il opposed by Nep-ihlican William I-. luingxboee a-wl Independent Marvin -Jackson, Kllington f»re* eight opponents— Bepubliran Thomas P. Wall Jr., independent Democrat -lames Nanre Met’ord. former Tennessee chief eveciitive. and el* Independ­ ent rindldatra. 110 P ersons H urt SYDNEY, Australia (UPD — At lea it HO person* were reported injured Monday when thousandof ton* of sodium nitrate exploded and ahowered a mile-wide subur­ ban area with hot, choking ashes The rxploilon was art off by a fire that liquefied fertiliser atoced in a yard. At least 10 nearby houses were damaged by the Bre and explosion. A mxkeihlft «leer* board ein b* fashioned from a rolled up magaiine covered with a turkiriv towel. Tie the roll ami cover It with muslin. •TOMORROW WILL GIVE CS SOMETHING TO THINK AHOUT' —*?ether-e I t a * ■•)**— When eoti rexrh thr fu­ ture tomorrow?, will you Ihink nlmut what you might h.xve done in the present to in?ure i» he?lthler life? Are you puniahing your hndv now by not taking proper fare of it? Thera I? nothing more ngei ig t h a n prolonged sicknea?. Any lllne?? ha? a tendency to overwork the heart and other imtiortant organs. Thr sooner trouble I? corrected the lietter. At the first algo of any ailment visit your physi­ cian. He will diagnose what i? wrong and pre­ scribe medication to correct it so that you will have many healthier to­ morrow?. LIGGETT TO UCHTO N l i l l l i ' . I. I S I O K I •• C*r. M A 'Quotation hy Marcu* Cicero (104-41 R.C.l Copyright ll&a (I0W1) P ig * 6— T u n . O ct. <8, 1908 « |» •n ftrf r ■..; r ■ V rrd i ■*?;.a* j '* » ■■—■ ~?.i)5jtUCT rw �% Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads CLASSIFIED INDEX J -L O R T AND FOUND " - F O R DENT 1 A - ROOM * BOARD I —HEACH RENTALS (-W A N T E D TO RENT • —REAL ESTATE FOR BALE 8—FARMS • ACREAGE • GROVES }—REAL ESTATE WANTED •—MISCELL ANBOL'B 3 —FLOWERS - rL .\.V S * s iiR i n s l«—OFFICE EQL'IPMENT II— a l t o m o r i i .e s . TRAILERS I t—BOATS A MIITDRS 11-FARM SUPPLIES A MACHINERY ll- P K T S . l iv e st o c k S IP P L IE 8 *—ARTICLES WANTED •—PLACES TO EAT IT—REAUTA PARLORS 11-FEM A LE H FLP WANTED 19—MALE HF.LP WANTED I t—MALE OR FEMALE II—WORK W ANTED n -n c s iN K s s OPPORTUNITIES « —SPECIAI SERVICES 11-PIA N O SERVICES f 4-A - RUILD INC, Ci>NTR ACTO RS II— ELECTRICAL C O N T H sc io n s i III- BUILDING, REPAIRS. 21-11 III i l i u m ; SUPPLIES 3• —INSURANCE IT—NOTICE * PERSON AI R flospital Notes IHSCII AIKiES E a r t h " William* girl (Sanford) T u w . O ct. 2S, IP.iR—.P age 7 n Nice i HR huuva kitchen equtrtied I t k’ l.’fkT : m io . tlrdn-o.-n parage apartment f ir nithtd. Adult! 101 E. 13th Thia 0 a Irrr pa** til the Rill Theatre for Rurhara Arret. 2 hedr- un furr.iriied h->me avail­ Exp. Ort. *. able until March IS. SIS month. I 3 2 till. bedrucm, 1 Path, floor former, attic Ian, rla*e to achvoD. bedroom .tnfurrlvhed hJU»e, FA 2 72S1. electric kitchen 1-0 00 month. FA 26(30 Newly decorated 2 bedroom hnu»e, kitchen equipped. US a month. 3 roam furni'licd apartment FA 2 22*:. C!o*r in, $60 no monihly. Ill 3 Ear' *th S l m t . Phone FA 2 I2JS room apartment furnithed. Adult* only. 1*00 Park Ave. S. or FA 2 STM ‘'Wilfoni. when I anld there wan a p!*ce for you in uur organization, thin waaiil it!" Fur I*hcd •putm ent. 20T • W t*t S— REAL ESTATE TOR • ALE 1-R E A I. ESTATE FOR SALE 1 loom framr hnu»e on large lot completely fumi*bed. Mw* 17 92. 5 Room unfurnished apartment f'-i .lr..om bb-rk h.vjia. futmihcd. Apply apt. 2, 2013 S»nford A** t mile north of St. John* biiitgr. W e F eatu re \n!*n Rd Ph F » 2 I 'M) Thone FA 2 3090. 4—AA (N IF.M TCI KENT ve*r old 2 hdrm home Lltclrlc I ilran apartment* newly painted. WIdnw A da ighter, age 17. dctite* xi'chcn. Uluut'c witdowi, iilc One M2 So. eilt Park U r lo.-aied apartment centrrally hith, utility 'oom. large brick Will pay Up to •Mi.S3 with utllihatbgcu* and plantar LandV«drrn 3 bfdri-unt matOniy, kiitier W'rite Box (.11 c ii Sanfoid *.»p«d gruunil. Full ptice 10 900 rhen equipped h«me with iuiHera Id. Will arrange term*. F.A 2 3811. vatr bearh for tw.turning and bolting. Large living room ana • — MtAI. KM ATf. FIIK 7 room hnu»r. nitte fan tlrovr lur I lei ,<!a i-Him. *125 pti month race, n-ar *.hot'l* Mi)i>Hi. JJiO FA . i l n n I.Jrgr o.ik F.A 2 CS70. TO IUIY - SKLL - UKNT • LOTS • HOMES • TARMS • GROVES • ACREAGE • COMMERCIAL • niSINESS INCOME II* helor apartment, (ru.-nd floor. 311 Palmetto Ave. M n d eratflv Friced Low Down Paymenl SJwsmaksLh HOMKS ! hut Give You th e Mn«l C u n n lru cliu n Co. Inr. 211 AAe*t :.Mh Street Phone FA 2-3191 In l.lvinK Kor E very IILKHI ItT STI’.NSFROM ROSA I -. PA Y TO N RF. Al.TOIt Dollar liK Prdril R rg.ttrrrd ft* ai I *t*lr IIinker DON HOWE — L. J. RISNF.lt Ph FA 2*1 'uI Ii 92 at Olawatha \*totl*tr« HOMES — 3 A t Hodninm*. I A 2 | l i t N. Park — Ph. I’ A 2 3120 Stenslroni Really hath*. MER81:l(T NTENRTINiAl ' **»»»** (fftf ITI ***11r 1« j iaoVna.'i' Vla'' NEW YORK fl PI) Paddy Young. IC5 I (. Nrw Yet), and nil* W, dard. K.t f I New ) . . drew (10). ROSTOV ( U P D - Joe Pe Nurri. 7M, Newton, Mai* . knneked nut Lam Miller, Ifi". New York Hi. R only .00 monthly HOMKS $ 495 Down Odham & Tudor, Inc. R R A It.R Y ODHAM. I 'r w . far. Ila *. 17-92 A 27lh Jl. Pltrar ta : r o t I’ByrngDlw S‘i1 l» *s.1 Mon I It ^inq Results PROVIDENCE s2 8 0 00 $8280 t f l’PI)— Willi* Green, 137 », Providence, • lopped Robby Gome*. IA2 11. Brooklyn <S>, TOLEDO. Ohio t l P D — Charlie •’Tiger'* Smith. I’8, Detroit, Dm l>e»i Johnny Palmer. 1TB, Columbut I}). CHICAGO (U PI)— Willie Dillon. 117. Chicagri, and Charlie Sawyer, 149. lx* Argele*. drewr ( l|. DALLAS, Tex. (UPD - Donnie Fleeman, III. Midlothian, Tex, knocked out E n ard Chattel, 202. Cincinnati (•), FAIRMONT, AV. Va (UPI) Holly Mimi, 133. " a ill in gtor. D C . Hopped John Cunnirghim, 153, Baltimore (7 ). NO Q U A LIFY IN G NO W A ITIN G NO C LO SIN G COSTS Raby lilting. Ironing. FA 2 7929. FRIGID Aim: applilnaegi, u U i and tcrvlcr G H. Hith. Oeledc Fla Phone FO 5 3311 or San ford r.A 2 3M1 after • p m. Carpenter work, cahlnct* -<! all Hairy ilttlng. 111 So Ficn.-h Ave kind*. Corner’ cabinet* built A intiallcd. Free FA 2 *313 e itim a le * I do painting. FA 2-792*. MAYFAIR SECTION. Ntr* .1 b*d- Raby tilting t A 2-7241. room hnuie ex ?'s lot* Ph Raby all, 7 p. rp, — » a. m ll 23 F.\ 2 1M« FA 2 2JT7. New- 2 bedroom bnu*p. trrrarro ? C T 7 .,nr . . Opporlunill » ftoon, Urge carport* and utili­ nUSINESf FUR SAM. ty mom. Mi’O down nr will !*Vr building lot* at down payment A .15.090 long c»iibli*hcil bu*b oe*» for 13.590. It will pay to Phono F.A 2 217L ln*citt(atc thi* al 110 E 2nd Thl* I* a ftro pa»• to the flttr St , Sanford. Fla. Theatic for Robert |)ron*or Service Station for *alr '•t 4 Ktp. Oct. a. ’.vi. Elm. Ph. FA :-TI*l LEASE— tOvM ft, fronlagr—indus­ 21— Sperlal Service* trial nr rommrii'tal. On hi'iay u r n d r il l in g I” t'2 facing l„rlio Munti-r Sen Fairbanki Mur*r Pump* ford. Wrilo W. Geti, 9 Park Ri-Pi. ii to nil m'-.e* A ir, Sanford HOWARD C. LONG 207 F. Commercial Avr IIAYM OND .'I. HAM . ITlo.-r* I A ;-:S3.1 HI M l (IR K INSUROR - . , "I • Thir l si .( Park Avenue So ih TfifYiimn i T r i t f d | rr# Y all ( ill Rail ROl.L'NS ||iilllt) SHOP Ph-no FA 2.VII At The Sign Of The Totem Pole ,M!7 S French A v tVOilrvoVnl hnuae. 12.lv*) d"«n Phone FA 2 7SIS after I p. m Drivewa* *-*' (Idcwalk* Tier edim atc*. I A t :;;s *.. n m i\ur—rT~i. i»r—a~ sts , , ,i ,mm .— AAomilll’IT'K I arm k Garden I entrr ANSI AI.) •01 Celery Ave tftitrk I viinrtrimat Service Shi 11* Fltmbrd In |- ll.utti Sanltone Dry Cleaning E. 23th S' Foodmart llldg s o l TIISlHi: l ti M i Roaia I ENA’KI.OPKS l.rtlerbr-ad* date m*nti Invoice* hand hill* jtv3 POTTED PLANTS Ph ) A 2 1A22 P F i> it f I m I , rt<- l>r A<rff<|v» or FA 2-«2;i> S A N r O H D Printtnj Co Ph«ne F A 2-2JJ1ri.OAVER UHOr AVe tr'rgraph 401 AVe*l 13th St. Orchid plant* for sale. 21 I E. tklh I h i : ai t " i t AA. II. "Rill" STK.MI’KR -Agenry I.OUATION HON HOW F; _ L. J. RMNER Rrahof 4 lim ner Aatocialea A»*oc Laura B Otler, II. E. Taffer South Pinecicit 3rd Addition— III N. I'*rk — Ph. F a 2 7 1 3 Arlclt Pricr. Evcictt Harper Sbuth of Onura R-iad Phone E.A 2 4991 112 N. Park For ihr Bed Bov* in Hrji Eitat* Sur.lan.l E*tate* —• 2 mi lei *outh SKK C IT I.I.K N H IIA R K K Y T arrrv of farm land, tiled ami AA', A. Cagle. Jr. Kaii'niao of Sanford un Highway 17-92. ha* Hewing wrll. Ea»t »idr ol lit) N Park A(r Itv I A " ".191 Sanford. FA 2-uiiS F IN A N C IN G LARGE IIOAli: Sem inole R ealty SEIJ, »t TRA’lt AV. I.IETRHHS - REALTOR VA f e l l - EH A - FIFA In e*r- Large 3 bedroom, Iwo tile hath Ell*, 'telhvln —Arim* Go.iriler. vice arid nmventtonal. home will accept your rq.uty it* Adrlaide H. Alo*e* — A**oc|aiea • m iller hoinr in Iradr Incited 1901 Park A**. F.A 2-12)2 1700 Magnolia. (.1 A R A N TK K Three bedfwom older Imm- ilo.e COUNTRY CLUB Iw ennvrnienl to rhurriir* and W't G u aran lre I'eraon-xl (hopping Total p rh e G 9 An <*>, S alia rarliu n — Or Your M ANO R III*1112111' A. AA11 Ll A'IS, llrallnr • |»*e" • dlM i*f Ih* * MNNlf It• *round LiinOriUDI. ,A»»oe Money Cheerfully Refunded • ran Irnnl f i eiMMl». I IuiMr, In I't *«• 2 Redrooma FA 2-1911 .Atlantic Bank IPdg Ir, Florida Room In in V.Blair *«f *MS»:itT I, iKsW * N lo r Sale t»y owner, 3 bnlroom. Home* ready for Immediate c |»tr • • iiif - F.H.A. — 2 Hath home with many at To III I irillitiii an*| | * > p • lint • c i parry. You ran mot* m ter Hr gain*hI« I bbImbi tm live fra Iu rr* Ikon l-iHpoui • ■14 !:• la if t while w* proven the papn* I A 2 537? Y**ll *i»«f a41t* i. » a ■»!) hfff* v liinMltrit am| f**iuitei, Ira |nra*b| Sale* i epit tentative on the t vear nlrl .1 bedroom hour in ai a ■laid) b a Hal •lr*<aiiu« whi, D ) fail nf flthir **f >'Hi mil' li|i * (In d u d n Cloting) AAvnnwrvul Section. For (ale h* premlit* wetkdiy • 8 A M til • b •id#* th* fRtat* *,' rt.dr.r.T v IliaHKN. d* ■M iH. I• f| rf Mid owner. Tlenty of d o irt 'pace, dirk. S jrd iy 1 P. M ’til dirk • <'uni> to iti* I'Buntv J u4 b# air conditioned tiring are*, kit dtmirtoia ( 'tm o . ru iM i, *; S • r*ff|i » in (hr . if L hevi.a# nf ! rhrn equipped Total pti e III • -9a11.il if -harif.-ril I'lnrirfa «ln 3Vi. down payment II.'umi, nn In *IgM li'lfn l.ir m *nt h• from ll • Imr «*f Ihr first i*uIIIIr nl ion »« rioting c o t I m3 AV) rtno o-'l I'r . 'hi* u•iai,. * »' .ju h t I• 1tri oa »l$•mar*, 1 • hail i*F iii * m ini an4 th tU ■'»«** Sunforrl FA 2 H36 f* * «f r *»14*r t • and p. * reffIr«* idilrtat of ih# e la 1*rt»Pif • * 1 • Blorh* Writ Of French AAVNNTADDD SECTION *Ka|| u« i mor pi H% n*# flit*?* Avenue on 20th Street. • r t hIt aeihl, • c sl'n n |) * f Nire 1 bedriwnn home f.,r **le MODEL OPEN DAILY an* auth - Ul|n nr >Unn n1 n t • owner. | year old. Call fll*il shall i t told Anithfii I Note an I foil after 7 p. m A* •ifftiffl|* nf |h t l,|»* " .1 IIKDKOOM MASONRY T#t| *m*ft | ,vf Mr. art-l Mr*. Fred Hart of Lake Helen railed on Sir. arid .Mr*. Tom l^mon la*l Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Robert William* Mfod Sira. Harry Oiteen attemled the friendriilp meeting of the OKS, Defuind Ike., Ia*t Friday evening. Mr*. Joe Matter* . > i Mr*. R. H. AArlliam* attended th* meeting at the Home Demnnrtration office held recently in DeLarnl. Special intlructinni w»re demnnttrated nn the making of winter bouquet*. Former- HD agent. Mr*. Glady* Kendall, m i a ipecial guevt at th# meeting B Mr. an-l Mr*. J. T. Cron of Gab ther»burg. Md. have returned home a f te r a two-week viilt with hi* brother and »i»ter In-law, .\*c. and Mr*. AA'illiam Pro** William Doyle. Jr. h** relume*! to Oateen after fpending leveral »:t.ni:nT n. n o n r.v month* in Tnnn.vwandi, N. V. 1• • *• * 1 fubllr** *n tu ia !i* I* Se* Mr. and Mr*. Howard Schneher r*f|* ** ELECTRICAL SERVICE Painting: Interior k calfilor. Repain or addlllona. Speclallilng in Mary Carter Paint ProducU. FA 2 23(9 A - n i lL D IN ( r" K ’E P'.A I I I PAINTING Fur Painting call Mr Ta.ker. Ph. FA 2-dllH or FA 2 -’007 I Ml ’ 1:111AI. DECOR A T i m s ' pnirtiing and papering F.A 2 .17M nr F.A 2-7910 after a a . FLOOR lauding and fiaDhiac Cleaning, w a x i n g Servlag Seminole County *inc* 1921. II. M Glcamn. Lika Mary -H lit Il.-il.Nt, SFI'I’I.IF.s PI.A WOOD I i I \ k Good i x * x a* G-mJ Pin: P0"r Tah'e ' SPECIALS On* Side J4.W) One Side M.9R Tap 1 x 9 IIS.M Oita k Maple Phone iyFA 2-0100 1 I# u;—N ni ii L.s—imTiiv Tn alb **^ ROl.l.AW AV Hniplii! and Baby Brdi. Day, Week or Month— Tel FA 2-Silt Furniture Center Urt Wm i Finl Sl S i t u I S PALM MANOR Home for thr aged 2fi*ii Orlando Dr. Sanford Phone f .A 2 7214 ALCOHOLICS .ANOVMOUS. »p*n mect.nl* on Friday n l|h |g at R iHi p m at the Royal .Ambaiiador Building, Central Baptlll Church 13 k oak Avenue. 'I At I It l s s ItEMiA ATING I M U Rv NURSEUV i p iio l s t i h i m ; Ma jnolln 4 Onora F.A 2 (5)3 Free D’-jlvery Omvniental Shrub* • 'Ire** • Peat Free Katimato ULSTOM IUTI.I III DIMM. CO. •«- ARVIC1 R8 FOR 8 (L k PETE ECHOLS. Mgr. Large ee'ection of lllb-eeut, full For Sate TrumpM, WO ea*h. F A 2-7UI bloom 47.CO up AI*o beautiful 8 AA. 13th Call Rukur't Mu*lc Shop, Croton*. I hO up Jacket* - Route - Tent* • Luggage A in O K L A S S (.ILAPRVILLF. NURSERY -army na v y HURPLL’S Ginpc*Pin .'* r Ph F.A 2 DMA 310 Sanford Avenue ANIntl'hUld llnck lilnss Camera Alndcl 9) A TolareM, iT ^T lT li AIo RI I T S - l i t * 11,YII Done (iltihH Artil (i|;i*a . iinplctr with all act rtto rie i. SI Furd Automatic Iran miitun. slr v in : 1'111 P a n a rtrr * p. m. Edward Small, Enterpn*r Ph Senlv.irik Gln*« and I'.tin I <’•». 33d for your old range during NO 8.(129. 112 III IV. 2nd SI ph. FA 3-1(2! our Old Rang# Round-up". Snu* 34 ulib ronvirtllito, RAIL PS .( ford (.at Co.. 210 E l i t St. Furniture Alovtnr * Storage I'll AAW tur* ASPS F.A 2 1973 U. IT PHILLIP'- Acrnl Dkra liy thr bulbfl. F.A '.’-0115. AVAMIRURN VAN LINES Si Ford F-luv) pickup, fine r it'll IlLD I wix (OMTII'TK 1300 French Avr FA 2 1991 n Vo In n r* i m - F A Scntt Window Si!l« — l.intelt lu*ia Dr , D rltar), Fla JfllfllU I I - - irlimr 1*11 ll.ii r« Grra*e Trap* — Dry Weill Stminnl# I pkoleler? A Ibid? Sh'-p (In*in ? il Sir* in , <i .VO, Out vide Ctothpxlir *• Po.lv -- Cement Furmrrli Dnn'* Coerr Shop tm). init.-llati. m. FA 2 47(3. AHR.Ari.r. CONCRLTE CD. Now Pin*tr! at — V9 Elm Ave FA 2 JIM A ut " Enpnlr* -* llmd Sci v.Ce 304 AV. 2nd St. FA I-7S.1.1 HALL’S GAKAC K L'lrcti'i- stove. C.nh I'rg ittri, 108 f A ’.'."Rill It *' til pay VHP to -re ui befurr (0 * I ’cleiv ,\v<AV, Conirnrtria! SI. r A J-202D you buy (rprn Fvwningv »-d Nile, A Su.uU) » I Steiner, I .) hot*- |« » r r m eat fLinilavi Aaruum Cb • orr Repair* grinder, A I condition. J4U. A. KAS1SIDE Tit All I R s u p s Itrpal r* A pvri. r-tr all m.ikf« «*f J. I’rtermn, Phone F.A J-2739. lb Ink*. Fla INSTAU-KI) Stenstrom Kealty I T I tS T ! QUALITY HOMES Leaving Sanford Will aacriliar rqilltv. you lake up tiT monthly p.*ynicot* 2 brdio»m CR home. WK AKKANIJK »ticercd poi-h. cari-oite. utility A l-lT Y P E S FIN A N C IN G room, comer let. see between . 7 A 9 any evening, tot Coun­ try Club ( u ric, off W. 2uth. St. SEK Legal Notice * - HE*1. ESTATE TOR 8 3LB 21—WORK WANTED OVIEDO SECTION. HOME 4 FARM S r o o m dwelling— < acre* exceptional farm land auTable for vcjetahle*—nur»fry —flower* — on ttlgbwray — In Oviedo. Caih usco to icttle r*tate — Phone — FO 5-JWI— Thatl I. Lingo, Realtor — Ov ledo. Fla Sleeping room, private famil*. Pit. LOST — Mat* Colli*. Sab1* A FA 3-TJM. while, an'wer* to name Shen. Cal! collect, 0 . W Marr. Jr. vlELAKA APA RTM E N T ?~ ooa* private bathe, l i t W Elret St. Tituiville, Fla i:63 M. REWARD. Nicely furnlehrd 2 bedroom and ? hath apartment l <>up’e only :-m AI1KT r \ :1SM n i l S. ford Ave Larg* urfurrirhed aparlmr-.t with front and bark HfeenrJ bedroom home wttn bi&tid* parch**. Clu*e in. Kitchen room, large kitchen furnltbr-i equipped. All Myrtle Ave. with elerit!. »tu(c rf'fgervtoi Available aftri Nov. in . ant| *;-rfr nratrr Phone IV llll'. <III* I i r I til 111. VIV I II j i (iii i vi. * Mir i i i «>* • i rum* v. Gertrude June* and bahy gill iv vvir in n *i H iv m i tm viv. IV I II (VI i:n» vn ■**»■• ltl\ IC*fn1 VIII I* l: ill 'I I I IIITOIIEIt I I L l'tli: JA'-K-UV I’lainlltr ADMISSIONS \• Rupert Strickland (Sanfi.rd) t;l.tz v J vt KHON 11*t*-.'I*M DISCHARGES o r v n : n r Ktuvntt'a T*- u . i z * III Ilia tin 11 I Sanford) i Vi kj*0\. m u m reildtlit * i» un­ o: Julian Howard (Norfn’k. Y« ) it tmw Vi-1 «lll lelte rt-llte Ilia* « e 11r». -I. Luke and baby I San- • wf.ru blit -f r<-oru]*|i*i be111**1 *anip*t f -it In th- l . ,iil ford | t’..urt 'n an-! f,.c neoiluui* * " t* yiorut*. In (‘hauiert. that lb* Mr* J. Amlin (Sanford) pnlui* nl **i,t *rt|r !■ an *. u.-u H titha llarri* iSanfudi f..f .lllure* ib* ih—* tin# ..r iTevr'and flrrwn (Sanford) pi.icb i* *:vni: iv i -khciv im. ip eirf. v*. ELIZA j .vlK.vj X. Dttn -iam THU*I! PRt:«i:.NTa ai# n* -»m. ni«n-l I n , I In file *onr tn n -li *•r ulhe- uteijlua —tit. the - .--v ».r lb* i’ll. m!i t -uri ..f |teiiilt>t.|v • I at l,r(,rtl (’l-rlit* *mt -,i»lly Mr*. 4 lareare Snvdrr • •-•#* of Hi, -m u no iiw ihi ire • Dr. John llratlin left by plane. aiiorr** ltb*w on nr ir i-i, tu, •lay- nf .Vntetnber. A I- I*.* Tueiday, Oct. 21, for (-rand Rnp- 4lbHereii* r*M tint or * ,i , u n ornV«. Mich , to attend the funeral eooraaa.. will ba #nl«r*.t aaaloli (VIT\r.N .H nn Pan*! and a*al at of hi* brother, l.eo ftrarbn Pa n tot A e,mil- % * ........ t I-■ i, ih • M llll a'r ti. lobar. v ] Mr*. Roe* I’hillin* underwent 1)11 aurgery, Tursday of la*t week, at i> i1. tiEr.sr* ns* I '»rh nl il,a i Ir. Ill Ceort the Seminole Memorial hotpUal, III Hall ho 1 ' IhlfR i»lA».i after rereiving a hip injury a i a w. C Hn’lhli-n -la refult nf a fall at her daughter’* c*e/p»* r - pt*ini>rr lti|w *rw* ItoiMi» • I Mr*. Cecil flower*) home. ' *a far 4 rfarli'* of Grand Rapid*. Mich, arrived la*t week for a two* week \ b it with Her parent*, Mr. *n-i Mr*, #11™ (iriheardt and her *i»ler *od hrother-in law, Mr. and Mr*. Norman Miller. Mr. and Mr*. Thom** Sermon* Jr. announce the hirth of a daugh ter, born Tueaday, Oct. 21, at Ike Fi*h Memnnal hntpital in De|j*nd The baliy weighed four pound*, eight ounce*. OMeei* llll Met Th» Otteen Home DemnnUration Club met Tuetday afternoon, jfcj 21. at the home of Mr*. Clarenre Snyder. Plan* were made for a Dec 30 Chriitma* party at the tchonl and for lending "Love Gift*” to •eve­ n t ihutln* Mr*. John Riadin and Mr*. L it­ tle were welcomed a* new- mem­ ber* and Mr*. Edward Rrnnett and daughter, Cheryl, of San­ ford. a* giterif. The group practiced (he rluh V*'g after which rrfrethment* of i^*n.faced fandwifhei, pickle* and punch were *erved. A pink and green color icheme predomi­ nated. Attending. In addition In thoae named, were Mr*. Albert Fell, Sir*. Joe Matter*, Mr*. Frank George, Mr*. John Jur**, Mr*. Robert AArlliam*. Mr*. Harry Oa­ teen and Mr*. Guy Beall. Th* next meeting wil be held * ^ th # home of Mr*. Albert Felt. f rra lt) Call FA 20111. and Laby Osteen News Banlurfl • —M l'l AND POUND ADMISSIONS Edward Porter (SjnfnrHl Fur, Apt. (01 Pa.melto, F.A 2-<021 Je rry l.umbenon tSanfurd bcf-ire I or after 3. E!»ie Knrmann (DeBary) David Lomax (Altnmnnlr Fuinlthrd ioum*. fn* Gable*. I 4o| Magnolia. FA 2 0720. Kemper II. S l d r n i (Sanfoid) Paul Biurglll (Vero U raihl Wilma Sturgill iVrro Reach) Paulette Sturrdl OVro R r ie h l J ilt 1 bedroom hu-.ee. ISoi Pnuglat Et)R PENT: Fornithed 5 ir.unt. I tu-vli >t>m apartment. tu ts Elm | Ave. (all F.A 2-01*38. i n T o m it : i _ " I —FDR RENT I 31—AKIICt.LS FOK SALE 29—FURNITURE A lint s n i n i d FA R M E R ’S AfJKNCY N. A. Farmer, Realtor II. II. )Ahit more. Aunt. II* S French A*r l*h. F A 2 A2 I After bourt PA 2 7*18 or FA 2 4321 rtra net* EierltnLix. 12- Itu ( I ' ai. i^AUi lo 'lls AAI Allll It ' H I M I) Cu tun E >1 l opt A- A t»( 0 ' * n i c e ESTIMATES ) A ; 7U 1 MLRt l HY Dl llll) ARli AIDTIMIS AA. P " H i l l lluilvard Satr« k serrire 231A park Ave FA 2 02)1 1( (I I ro-liv hirer ;!*«( Iima'ei'lL 50 li p Jolr -on motor, gator tia lln Cornp rirlv CO plui man* rvlir Can )>r lln gnffd I A J3);'. A'our Lvlnrutle Dralrr If*III 'ON Sl’llltllM , (KIDDS 304 0-8 I I t I l-rti* T A " .’.Ml r c r P fl( I Ive-tnrk 'uepll»« rnriu part*. FA 2-4 III llum rr AGnk guoitited F At IDR v 'T l ) i O i r PI MPS - 'PIMNKI.ER ALUMINUM H Y sm tx VENETIAN BLINDS All type* and dre< InitaPrJ Encl>»ed hear! sajpioof bottom ■IN* It Yotirtclf ’ rail with plavtlr emit. PU ftie ML REP Ain AND SERVICE or raj on tape*. Colton or nylon STI NE tord*. Atarhin- and Supply In. Senknrik f i l n " and Point Co, 202 w 2nd Si Ph F \ }.|(12 112 171 AV Ird SI. Ph. FA 2 4*22 III A11Nc, Cuttun A AA'ooi Yarn*. NotiaM, H. II. I'D I'E CD. Thread*. Tape* 2"# N. Park ---- I'Y *1731 ROLLINS HORRY SHOP }a v—p i LA|in ni, it.im'i.Sri At The Sign Of The Totem Fall* 7617 3. French Ave. mi/ 7»—FURNITURE and lloURKHOLO t-OOD.8 ^ J1 IIIIIW W T xT M Y ai All! COVIII1TUNING Large (Kr llanlam*, H)r earll HIAIRW 1 an) III PYlIt WORK *It'll7 in Sanfutrf (ve. I J *V«J Good lavel* I all F A 2 Mil M mo. old reg Mack Angul bull M r Alathe n r f inn Avf Ib-ARTK l.l.s IXANTEDCaih (or furniture or lurplit* Super Trvdlns I’ •»t. Sanford 0 1l.iiid" l l v I A : tx;;7 i i - m : m t y r^ R io n V " $700 DOWN! rnmplrte with iaundi) tuba. 140. FA 2 3IM. I’L l AIDING Contracting A Rrpairi Ficr E .tim etrt 8 1. II Alt' I V fttl Sanford Air. Phone FA J U8J B -riA M I SI8AICE • RfG VALUES • QUICK C R E D IT • EASY TERM S 13IIAON • AIAIER New anj Iftcd Furnllur# HI E. Firii At. Ph. F A 2 3428 4SA V ES Nevx A I ’xed f u r n i t u r e anti A ppllanreq MaThcr o f Sanford Spcciahvt in Hair Shaping riYNO IIA IM . A III PAIRING :" 3 :o ’j r F im st i^. ta t-09»i Styling A Permanent Waving (iMlronm maionry home in rnn)3 L. IIAHMON Died furniture, appliance*, tnola vn -nl rity I.nation Kitrhen Aii Cund Soft AVatn Th F a 2 1271 After 3:00 pin. ete Bought.«o!d. I.arry’a Mart rq lipped Pilred well Ire lot re ftevrliin llraiil* Bar 213 Sanford At) Th FA 2 4138. ( IlMI HIM, r MS | It ll ro lls pl.vrmrnl (Ott Newly imlni.r K Afl rt 11 1 I S RE Al I \ Mlllh a ' r rt immediate poMe-ti.m 33 So. Oak FA 2 5712 I'lairiflrd Oivntav ILjlhl to yutir plans IT* 5U per month. llrmodrltrig and Addition !•— f e m a l e m b it av a n ted T. \V. M ER O , flro k cr DON LI KE T ill." W E E K S S P E C IA L ! Phore FA 2 24*1 Phnn F V *J.flllJ4 (ilKleS W A N T E D 1P58 Mri.de Home White MuD be 21 or over, Apply Fur ratpentiy, painting, (creenlng, ! 45 ft, lu>ng 10 ft AVnla Pig N* Whittle imiflng ami plaitrr repair, *»• | ONLY 91.913 TERMS NEW! plvalt tile, aiheatoa tiding, in* YOI MAY RE III) ONE AVE tnnry nr w., •! ftep*. leveling Stop 'n and vmt with u t — ABF. LOOKING FOR To .how anil rrpauing garage* and Avon * nr* I'hrlvlma* lift* and No Obltgatioii wire king call FA 2 IW!l. Initetrle* Write, |kiv 24r», lurrk ; Miiilet'ii .Mobile H um e hart, Fta IV—F.I.El TIIH 31 SFRVH FS Sale* A Park Wottivn, »jr !) to 3), (nr perman­ Houre Wiring . . Electric Service ent reiponllhV |Mi«itlnn, rapid Sni YThlrn 2919 An. Orlando Dr. l> plat, exyi'iienrcd in of fie • RANDAI.L ELK* MIC CO. (anfoid I’h. F.\ 2 7:51 work, *tead> and produelixe 1)2 Magnolia FA 2 0915 wmkrr. Starting nalarv l l 1' wk, perlorli,- ineieaie*. A1, day* wk , apply Collection Du , CredT Bureau. Rm. 103 San. Atl. WELCOME N A V Y A N D NEW COM ERS flu k Ride 2 Hrrlrnom Masonry Home Furred Wnlls Ceramic Tile Hath Aluminum AAvninkr WindoYVR I.arjfe luot Paved Street Outside City Limits MORE FMIl 3 01 ft MONEY WITHIN walking dietance TKIUIAZZO FLO O RS downinurt. *rhn-d» and chiir.het. I N s n .A T K D A x (lit Aineatr-t tiding, 2 wtnry Pl.A ST K R K D hnuae, garage. Ih*.Apr) 1X1, a HU SO L ID I’AYKD D R IV E Alberto* *iding. 2-onry. ivtr* I'A V K D S T R E E 1 S lot. Iil.jon no. SANLA.NT.A 9 CITY I'T IL IT IE S flR. attractive frame hone, en THIS IS NO PROJECT: Tl.eve *re rloved garage. Extra lot, all quality home*, nut. you only landicaprol. Ilarbecu# nvitude pay project price*. K330 llO.iXXlOo 3 Bit ( - Tar tiding Kitchen equipped l.vrge lor Drive South out 17 92 fSanfmd Total M.jno no only |*rv> no Orlando Rd I lurn right on doien. Church St. CThi* it one brock hefure )nu rcarh St.-blry r Tor( D ll’ BA.sT eTi n rn Z h’ork* to home* on ’our left with ’ Open” aign Builder S i . J J t mi t f e J y L a ay g g g r# .i time younr man. •• hiie, In on ptemi«*( dally Call Orlandn 1.6 N. Park A*r. Ph F.A 2 *I-'3 d iive- 1-uck. Pn. Nn * 057 Ml 4M3« or GA 3(417 any­ M Acre Died farm. 1 bedroom FIN A N C IN G TO S U IT YOU. Sober pointed time. man wanted houae. large barn*. Inquire Crowe'* Camp. Jo»eph II. Levy. FA 2 1223. led* (or *a!t, located n mile* AV. of Sanford. Ph. FA 2-3280. Work A) anted' Cherry Real Kitata Agency Dial FA 29K D -N nlary REAL ESTATE DRIVELS Board children Hay and night. P h n n f FA 2*1919 23(1 French Ave. 1219 tt . 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop I l l 30 per week. FA 2 2377. J. W . H A L L IF IT IS R E A L E S T A T E Truck route of FIni Ida. New Y’ork. lte<>*f lik Crumley A Monteith Reduced. 1 year-old nn ranal In A Oklahoma, chauffeur* tlrpnvr -Call H a ir Phono FA 3«U i t 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 <693 Loth Arbor. 172 mo. FA 2 3923 Phone FA 2 4907 or FA 2 2399 M. L. NICHOLS TO SA N F O U D \ \ g in d ie aou In he im r gurwld «hwolutrl> free Aviihuut niillgatiun nl one of S a n fo rd 's leading M o tel' w hile you locale su itn h le h o m in g for aini and y o u r fam ily. I'lrk up > u u r key a t th e Sale* O ffice. : Odham & Tudor, Inc. HHAH.KY ODHAM . C o rn er llw y . 17-02 A 27* h S t. i*rea. I'hone FA 2-1501 J �r e3 •ir r-Cf »ycj- r,wy : .' Horse Players: U. S. Versus Russian part in Weatarn countries. And while Soviet racing i* surrounded MOSCOW fUPI)—The Ministry with some controversy, In Moscow of Agriculture conducts horae rac­ and half a down other Soviet eling in Russia as fi "testing ground tlef It rontinuei to enjoy tte sta­ for, the improvement of the tu* it bad in Russia in pre-revolu­ breed," but Just e* hi America, tionary times. the Muscovite horse player*! main Tea Rrbie Rets Interest la In winning a bet. - The ornate Moscow Hippodrome From an official standpoint, Is said to be 150 year* old and Garayr and Zaryad, lha two Rus­ her* on Wednesday, Saturday and sian horsea which will race In Sunday afternoons, an average of the 1100,000 Washington. D. C. 10,000, with 30.000 on Derby Day, International at Laurel on Nov. show up for the racing. II, will not be running just for The minimum bet la 10 rubles the prtie money Ilk* bourgeois tJ 50 at the "official ex'hange capitalist — nation entrant*. The Soviet steeds seek a higher ob­ jective. The two three-yeor-clds are "horse* of the people." Thus when WASHINGTON (UPI) — A plan, Garayr and Zarayad finished onetwo recently In the Moscow Der­ duet starring Harry S. Truman by, the Importance of thia from and Richard M. Nison? the Soviet standpoint lay not in It probably won't, but It could the payoff at the partmtdual win­ happen at the National Press Club dows but in the future of the two one of these days. The club presi­ horses when they are stationed at dent has formally Invited the stud farmi after their rielng days former president and the current vice president to Join In jurt such are over s collaboration. Horae Players Kama For while horses have all hut The Idea grew out of a stair disappeared from American farms menl by Nixon over the weekend. they still are much in use at the He said he and Truman would rolleetlve farms In the Soviet Un­ "bury the hatchet.’* ending their ion and are an important part long verbal feud, "when the Naof the national economy. Coral Press Club Invites u* to But although "Improvement of play a duet." the breed" may be the official Reporters had asked him about reason for horae racing, tbouaamli the apparent thaw in Trumanof Muscovites have other ideal Nlxon relations. In a recent when they Rock to the running speech Nixon referred to the tracks during the summer and Democratic leader a* a "gallant harneii tracks which operate warrior." The next day, Truman throughout the year. told newsmen that sounded to him The Russian horse player it not like an apology and "making up much different from his counter­ ■r Afrraomr a u v iin Ui rat*. This amounts to about two hours pay for the average worker —and there la win betting only. The usual bet la the "double," picking the winners of any two consecutive recti, licking the winner of Just one race L "ordi­ nary" betting and since the pay­ offs usually are so small, most bettors go for the double. Jockeys hate a guaranteed w ife of 700 rubies 1175 mon'hly aug­ mented by a percentage of the handle depending upon how they finish even through there is orly wln betting. Harry, Nixon Invited For Piano Duel FIRST SNOW OF TUB YKAR—You»Kiiterii frolic In the nnrtw at Herne. New York, »fU r n l7-!nch full clowretl th r f'utnKill Mount» community of Tnnncrn villa uml dumped York. It war the fir.it snow of the up.from two to four inches elsewhere in upstate (DPI Telephoto) proachir.jr winter for the area Heart Drug Tests Term 'Impressive' . WASHINGTON (U PU -Thc Na­ tional H art Institute Monday an* nounead ‘iupreuiv*" results with • new drag for lowering blood pressure. ft said research physicians of the Institute have found that the druir, known as JI! 516, "produces marked and sustained lowering of blood pressure in patients with hypertension." Hypertension it the medic si name for the disease Commonly known a t high blood pressure, one of the nation's leadtap causes of death. The research physicians are Dr*. Louts GUIespie Jr., Luther L Terry end Albert Sjoerdsma. They presented a formal paper on thsir research today before a scientific session of the American Heart Association at Kan - landseo. The findings were simultane­ ously made public here by the Institute, a branch of the Nation­ al Instltu e« cf Health si Uclbeada, Md. The physicians re pored U-at JU 516 does not seem to produce some of thr undesirable side ef­ fects of other blood pirssure—low­ ering drugs now in use. These side effrets Indudo sexual impo­ tence, dry mouth and constipa­ tion. In sovie patients JH 516 hat produced a unique tide effect of Its own —temporary color blindn r t . Tills condition has disap­ peared upon withdrawal of the drug. It has been administered to date to 21 patirots, of whom 19 re.pon(fed with "sigtilflranl and sustain­ ed lowering” of blood pressure. The physicians said howrver that further clinical tests mutt tie made before the drag's lasting value In Irratmaul of hyperten­ sion can be known. Agreement Slated For Signing Today BAGHDAD (Ul’l i - A cultural agreement between Iraq and the United Arab Republic was to he signed here t.day by visiting UAH Education Minister Karnalrldin Hussein. Hussein was greeted by a cheering trowd of about 20,000 students, workers and tribesmen whan he flew in Monday from C a ir o . Although demonstrations are technically Illegal, police made no attempt to Interfere with the greeting. our differences l« okay with me " On hearing of Nixon'* latest rum uritl. Press Club President John V. Horner promptly ern* off telegrams saying: ‘ The National Pres* Club ap­ plauds '.he harmonious sounds comi.-g from two of Its most dis­ tinguished members •#’ ■- play at opposite ends of the keyboa'd . . "We ifiiarsnt'c » t-.il house and an appreciative andlen-r Fur­ ther. we assure you the cridis will be there *m mi>ise" Service Restored LONDON tUPIi —Tl,e British Post Office Mundsy announced the resumption «f normal tele­ phone service wi:h li,e Iraqui cap­ ital of Rsghdad following an Intcrri’plion of more than three monlhf. The service had been halted by thr revolution last July 14. -* nUf^ . Groom Collapses, Twice, At Altar ROME {UPIi— Gulseppe Sfagrl la a married man today, but be found the wedding service such a strain that he may have to spend his whole "honeymoon" In a hos­ pital. The 26-year-oid groom fainted twice during the ceremony la a chorch In suburban Cantrcelle, once just s i ne should h a ir bren saying "t d o ' and ags.'a yust af- IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor., m il A Park rail: FA 2-6601 :~f<i For Appointment PALMETTO AVE. fiuod Foe A CREOSOTED Lifetim e FENCE 'FL O R ID A FENCE A Nrim* fa POST Sanford Herald “Sem inole County’s Only D ally N ew spap er* --A : CO., INC. R em em ber V, nu c h a l* F k triiJi Phone*: Prospect 3-1611 #r 1-tMI FOR the South Of the South—because two-thirds of the Coni|uoy‘i dividends t r i paid to more than H.WW of in stockholders living in the five Southern slate* we w tw ; By the South—because our officers, directors, •ion manager* nod the majority of our personnel, arc all .Southern men; For the South— because all of our plants, i rrmlnaU, acrvica stations and other properties are located in the I n Southern states shown on the map aoose. POST UV niaiiufac’-ire posU of various slats and lengths end ean fill mi>»t any <mh-. whether large or small. r-ut standald line post, tiV long and S’* a-erage slxe ha- e Ix-ci'-nr funfnus over Florida. IV# have been making this post for the I-n years without change in site, length or In prire, they still are fifty cents f.o.b. the plant o, fifty-five tents de­ liver'd in quantities of a lh»uvani or more. W* t#B*v e 3«r pouts ire unequalled la quality and p *re. Write or telephone your order* or for *0 Itkmal informs tiun on siias and prices of olhrr posts. Ilu/ our posts and have something to leave for your grandchil-li-n to ivmtmber -ou by. BY the South implias: li e Mary Brown's Beauty Shop O F the South T n O u m < n it a Southern institution in «// that this KEROSENE Sm okeless - Odorless IISIUISERNINSTIM bum sSSA- Hpfil 18c M ill lie glad to know sh e Is now- located at With Regular *_** Ha was hospitalised for treat­ ment of "error* nervous taheuetlon." MARJORY WHITE G ro w Scheduled Advertising In The M* married. The Friends and Patrons Of— Make Your Customer List : S vl *«* **• P^** h ,J R u lin g P ostponed HOME fUPI) — A Rome court Monday poitponed until Friday a hearing on the Italian public pro­ secutor's appeal againat a court ruling annulling the Mexican pro­ xy marriage of Ingrid Rergman and Roberto Rnsselllnl. Postpone­ ment was ordered because of the absence of one of the attorneys. i n t. We appreciate your confidence, which has rewarded our product* with sales leadership. It is reflected by our confidence tn the luture ol -he ieuth During 1957. for instance, our etpenditurcs in Alabama, Florida. Ororg'a. Kenlurky and Mississippi, for additional real estate, buildings and facilities , . . enlargement, repair and maintenance of present plants and equipment . , . and eipcnves of operation, in* cljd.ng payrolls, licenses and uses including federal income la s)—amounted to over S50.COO.OOO.00. We spend our money wbtie we make it, in the South. �Invasion Flop; N u ts Probably f f lq t W a n t e d I f m t t f i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O L . X L IX Eeuahahed IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1958 Dulled Press Leased Wire NO. 293 R ecreatio n C a rd s I Now B ein g Issu ed WASHINGTON (UPI) — Pol ha today hold for mental examination a m an who (tasted a brief invasion of the Qu«ntieo, Va.. Marine bane, armed with a toy aix-shooter. The invasion was a flop, and the man later was arrested in a Washington hotel room when a corps of FBI men. metro, politan police, m ilitary police and a lone postal inspector des­ Hie City of Sanford yesterday i Civte Center will be c-ofed a ll cended on him. began issuing registration card* for night to all children under grade 4 Police said th e man h a i l o d a cab in Richmond, Va., use In mr<atk>n department acts aeven. --------------------------------------------- f Tuesday, gave driver Samuel J. Smith, a (100 hill and told him to drive to Washington. Smith said the man waa carrying five bottles of whisky in a government mail hag. The taller fact apparently ex­ plain* the pretence of the poalat Inspector In the a rrttlin i party. En route In Washington, the passenger onleied Smith 1o pick up various puinta a hitchhiking WASHINGTEN <UPl>— The In- soldier, a civilian carnival worker I,--ill Have vie Service ’'a* taken on hit *»av to Maine, and a amatl ihi ret trover* lal *‘xm at- huv with a brscr n* shiny toy pislounl fre-^ l»Vv iTvotrto tax .ol* around hla wa»»t. the bo) rr*’ir.u a rat i d l e d r* v iu w 'le -, accepted a ift a nhort distance frot.v QuanLeo. ic it* pltcr. Aa the group approached the They asr if I’ve. *** reimbursed by ht» ci>-,dv>rt *’®r Mati-tc bars ihr passenger or­ expenses and. If ao. whether he dered Smith in drive inlo rhe gsm gave the h-w* an i'e m lte d account- 1' rre ihe cab (topped, ir-d a guard, Pfc. Arthur M. Byrne* of *■,- cf the outlay*. w There La no i - s i g e in the iu>, Medf.>rd, Man., walked up. made final 1.) Au.ruat, the! tax­ Thr man had wrapped hit face payer* who kit* th e ir employer* In a handkerchief an! grabbed one an ttemim! expense account awl of the toy plitola from tne child. collect only a» m uch a* they He pointed it at Byrne*. ‘T thought the man had a bad apend do not have to give an ac­ counting to the i«*vcnuc service. rold ao f didn't gel loo shook up," Persons who do not submit a Byrnes tald. "Then lie pointed the detailed reckoning to their em­ gun right at my note and I atariployer!. and the s e lf • employed, cd wondaring." mu*t Itrmixc expense* and WinThe man handed Byrnes a card and told him to give It to th* .jiu r s e m e rt on the t a x return. The Ux sendee feels the new ar­ commanding general of th* base, rangement will m a k e filing » the card wa* covered with bibli­ return easier for taxpayer* who cal names, was sign "I/ord Cod1' square their expense* with their and ended with this note: "To th* commanding general . . death." boaiei. There are two exception* to the Byrnes, meanwhile, had pulled new rule. Taxpayers who receive hla own pistol but decided not In reimbursement* th a t exceed their take any further action because of actual expense* m ust lUt the dif­ the child. Th* cab pulled away ference aa taxable Income, but and about 100 yardi from Ih* ma­ don’t have to give d e U iii. Tboie rine ba*e gate, the youngster t « h o claim deduction* on ground* jumped out. The cab continued an to near­ (bat their eapenae* exceeded their reimbursement* m u a t itemite all by Alexandria. Va., where the outlayi and expense money re­ other two hitchhikers went their way. The man got out and told reived Smith to go borne. New Tax Return: One Line Out, 2 Put In Its Place vitie*. He asked parents to n-opctalc Membership card* are being In enforcement of these rule*. F.V given tn-cily student* at Ur* Civic jncciary grad* children may u»c Center (while) and Caatle Brewer the faeiiitici in the afternoon Fer­ (Negro). Ail students attending ry »*id. They will be denied adeither recreation center must have mirtlon at night, however. these cards, and must he register­ Oulof-cil) residents will be re­ ed with the recreation Jep?itni*cit quited to pay s (i fee per child office, by Nov. 10. to obtain memheroh-p cants. Al! Ranald Parry, recrt-aiio-i direct i-gislrilkm lor while rosidents will or. said the reccnlly-xppro .ed Cay h« hainl-cd at thr tafrcathin* of­ Commission -rder requiring ‘he fice m iht Civic Center, t'ard* for card* would go into effect on No.. Ncr.foe* -rill be issued at th* Cas­ 10. Cards will lie good this fHe»: t tle Rrewrr Community Center. year, ending Sept. V), 1959. Perry laid registration ca-dr Separate raids *re Leing issued will not be honored until signed for junior high rt dents (grades by a child1, parents, or guar bans. seven and rich*, i and senior stu­ Commissioners, in aduuthi; the dent* (graJt/ dine through 121. rule requiring the cards, said thlPerry salt the youth wing of the would enable recreation depart, menl supervisor* to rrgulate acti­ vities. It also will allow officials U> bin children who destroy pro­ perty of refuse lo cooperate. Probers To Watch Polls !Attorneys Ordered New Pope Appeals Church Used As School For World Peace Could Lose Tax Status To Act Promptly On Discrimination In First Address WASHINGTON tU P l) — Chur- 1Involved or have offend facilities eh--* that open (heir doors ta 1[U help in pritalc schooling plans WASHINGTON (U PI) — Atty. 'private schr.il classes In the fight Nqbaitulinx for public schools Gen. William P. Rogers ordered \ AT1CAN c m Iveil — Pope [ against integration may lose Uirir | in integration battles. John XXIII began .he first day lax exempt status, It was learned U. S. attorney* today to be ready Emergency Sen Ire In many liistun.es th« churches to act promptly on all report* of of lilt reign today with an appeal today. Approximately IS churches In 0((cr,.a their facilities to help the ballot box tampering ami dlscriiq* to the leaders of the world to abandon their mousiruus arms lattle Rock, Ark., and two Vtr children during the emergency (nation at the poll* next Tuesday. glni* rttlc.*- sir already actively ra.lver than in an rflort to aid the Rogers Instructed all federal and en*urr peace with lustier. anti • intcgiatinn fight. However, attorneys to >tay on the job a t Thr Ttkyear-old povtlff. In hi* tax officials Indicated thr effect long a* the poll* are open and to first papal addrrsr, asked the n tr.e chur n* s’ tax exempt stat­ tv prepared to move swiftly on world leaders lo To-k at thr pro us would the sami 'eg.vHles* w" complaint* of federal election pic, ll.'rn to t* -,r vu^e. " las violation*. • of their intent. “What do they a s? Ahat do Fndei 1-xistlag lax I .•». ehurThe Justice Department’s Civil they ti-iplorc? Not new mor-trou* rhrs !-.rc;l p. t pa> Income tsx.v* Right. Division will have a staff arms but peace. .but lustier- . to the 'wWr,* government or even on hind throughout election day but tranquility awl concord" m*Vc i.-port, of their income and and during the night here until Pop* John, his voice linn and ipcr.ding lo thr Intetnal Revenue the last polling place In th* at timos almost musical, spoke in Service, fui* doc* not apply to .ouiitry closet. Ijt i n from thi- papal throne in the sal*Hex pf minister* and other Sistinr Chapel wtwt* a s c ret UlCIIWOOD, W. Va. (U l'h church employes wh'clv *re tax­ The division, headed by A*lt. conclave of cardinals circled him Atty, Gen, W, Wilson W’hite, en­ MANILA (UPI) - The Untied Two coal mine explosions m ss able like all othu |iersonal In­ force* federal voting at a lutes Tuesday aa the 'Jti'Jrd pontiff. Slates tnd the Philippine* will His speech followed a Solemn many day* In West Virginia left come. ...... . , ., Rogers noted in a statement open tslkj here Nov. II on the Mas* that brought the electing Xt men dead. , , cl’u , ‘" ‘ -* J , that the primary responsibtlUy foe possible establishment of U. S. conclave to ----------. an end and opened ----Twelve were killed and one vt at : rule do not here srge incomes running elections rests with tha missile the* in Tl.r Philippines. the scsled arc* of St. Peters to | m, „ | ns „„t presumed dead in a ° '* r *'”• at>0' f lHw»r expenses. state, and the federal government Foreign Seeretsry Fshxberto SetMIAMI (UPI i - Honda was the worlc* for the first llnie since blast that ripied through the Bur the tax-exempt status I* Important has n<> authority to supervisa supposed lo get its first frost of last Satu* lay. *raMB,fd Tu*,d ,Jr n,Bh,■ ton mine of th* Ogleby -North Coal to them In relation t„ their con- generally thr conduct of balloting. Nswda I rre I'eate tiie season this morning, but Co. near Cralgsvtlle T u e s d a y ribulors. However, he added: "Where idthanks to clouds moving In from He said the world ncedcsl a morning Contributor* Hurt i.lationt - f federal statutes occur, NEW YORK (UPI) - Entertain- tiw* Gulf, the frost failed to show. free peace —not a peace existing Church contributions may now the Department of Justice will Twenty-two were killed In a era Frank Sinatra and Danny The Miami Weather Bureau under conditions of slavery. similar «xpln«lon at the Bishop lie deducted from the contribu­ promptly and vigorously taka Kaye teturned to th* United said the cloud covering raised Addressing himself lo those tor's inr >mr ta i n up to 3u per State* Tuesday night from a trip temperatures about 10 degree* wbo "bold in their hands thr fat* muv of (be Pocahontas Furl Co. rent nf Mi gm n income. If g prosecutive action." at the Virginia border Monday Rogers said that every U. S. at­ to London during which they hob­ higher than forecast. of nations," the Pop* asked: church last Us tax exempt status torney has been directed to be morning. nobbed with blu*bk>ods from The Weather Bureau said read­ "Why are dtasensiona and disCharles Fargosun, United Mine thi* deduction w.nfl.l not tie al­ "particularly watchful and pre­ Queen Elitahelh II an down. ings dipped into thr 40'l in th* cord not settlnl’ Mh) are effoeu Workers safely Inspector. >*ld hr lowed, geeordiug to the IRN pared to act upon reports concern­ extreme north portion of the state diterlrd at rreatlng harmful inhelirvej thi* WIS thr first time spokesman. This might cut ma­ ing Uh- intimidation or prevention with no reports of (r»al. atrumcnU of w ar tn>te*d of civil mine dlssders had occu.rrd on terially into a church'* income of voters from easting ballot! as Th* lowest reporting station proeresa? FLORENCE. Min. (U PI) their free will dictates." consecutive dsys in the United from ccntributions. was deal* with a *1. It waa "Come, art rouragr-us and con Fourteen students were Injured, In addition, ha SetU repot la deal­ .Slat**. but none critically, when three probably a few H rgrtts lower In fident. . . He Uch' from anov* ing with (also or fictitious ballots The men k i l l e d Tuesday school bus** collided near hire low-lying farmlands in th* arse, shine* on you ’’ or oilier means used to pre*ent II* quoted from hi Augustt-ve: never had a ghost of a chance." Turrday. Investigators said on* forecaster* ailed a ballot froc. being counted, will Most lilies in north and central Pax est Iranqulllita* dominl"— according t» a slste mine official. bua struck another from behind, be Invesilyatrd. Last year 37 men lost their knocking It into thr third vehicle. Florida had readings in the JO'i. Peace I* tiw tranquility of th* "N'.i respo-ulole complaint of lives in s blast at thr Bishop Miami had a low of 61. L o r d , and from St Thomas: discrimination, ballot bog tamper­ and, slaver) mine. The weatherman predkted II "Between peace ing or oilier possible federal viola­ Slogan At Stake; Thirty seven in me is working on AMMAN, Jordan IUI'D Royal would warm up a bit today tcross there Is a great difference. Peace on* seetlor. nf the mountaii.Gdr Tiie nturthly inerting of tin- Cof­ tion will be disregarded," Rogers Is tranquil frenlnm." Air Force transport* todsy com­ the state pit at Cralgsvillr scrambled to fee Club of the Seminole County declared. Rush Order Asked pleted the airlift evacuation of s*(*ly. Hut 17 olh«i s In another Chamber of Commerce at 10 a. m. British iruop* from Jordan. The sect tun were trapped when a ' ituorrow at Mr*. Applrby* Val­ A public aplriUal Cill.’tti •bo On Celery Plants tea withdrawal waa expected to wall of tiie Ire1 earth sealed off des IWstaurant will he highlighted ook the time to report a fur*at Sanford'* reputation of "The be completed in another two by thu introduction of three rf fl­ passage*.) s. fire ytilcrdnv is credited with Celery City'' nas brought about a weeks. Four of Ihr 17 were irscmd eer* at th» Nxval Air Station saving hundreds c f acres of Semi­ trquast fur reicry plant* from a nole County’* valuable ‘Imbeil .nd. h? Petersburg man. ■ml hauled lo the surface on con­ here who ireeiitlv aiiumed charge of units at change cf com­ Netrroea Lose Round veyor lie'll from two and one-half charge I,. I* Cox of l.oiurwood spotted In a letter ur The noiifun! H*r mand eeremonlev MONTGOMERY, Als. (U PI)— a fire Tuesda* afternoon about aid. J. A. Konkin asked f»r a miles inside the mine. William Captain James D Ramage, comAirs. Luem Chappell Lovell died two miles from Long wood on the "ruih order1' on $1.60 worth of A federal judge today upheld Ala­ Tucker, J4, »nd Haul Davis, U. ENGUKWOOD. Colo. (U PI)- A "He showed no rrm one wlutso- were admitted to Sarrrd Heart tr.andore of the outfits Involved, suddenly )c*'erday following g l/rngweod-Markham Road. Ranger celery plant* that he might set out. bama's right to pass legislation ever when we got him out of lied Ibvvpttal with serious burn* Thr will present Cmdr. Ed. Winter. brail attack. Robert Lcvcrctt o f the Florida El closed w*« a check for 11.50, •» * - » Comi.iandlittr officer <■, CANIUbN She was the wife of William Vail Port st Service went into ict'un which h? "xuarantvrd to Iw good", today fur sltootiug a sumac in early this moinlng," Hill Marag- other two wrrr In fair rondltlon 51. ( m-ir. Kluytl I'.irris, shipper of L>\e!1 and the daughter of tho with a flre-fignting crew and V ) itankin asked Th« Herald to out a suit by Tuskegte, Ala., Ne­ the back '.old police he did it gus. chief tnvertigator for the State Mines Chief Crawford groes -Peking to have a gerry­ sheriff's office, said. g a llo n s of water and aaved the "plea*-.' have someone lend me Wilson livtrd gas ignition as thr VAII9, «nd Ctndr Ernie llorirll, late Mr. and Airs. H. H. Chappell, "Just like they do it on TV." mandering* act dK land Invalid. romtnanding officer of v>H 3. pioneer residents of Semlnola A house t<> house search wa* cause of the explosion. umbctland soma celery pUnts." Police said the boy, Identiflid "The meeting l> another In th* County. ordered In this Denver tuliurii V. W Mkigelle. owner of the Harrison Carter, St. one of Any-oif desiring t<* fill th# order Ike Plans To Vote st Kerry Dale Casey, acted more Tuesda) night after Mrs Shirley those who rtri|-rd, said "when •cries uf events mten-lrd to foster land. sa*d he and hi* helper were may sm d the plant* f r J. A. Mis. Livtll was a communicant WANIUNUT0N (UI’D — Pr**l- Like a 17-year-old youth than s Orlofika, 32 was shot on the we fell the sir rev rise alter the the pleasant nsJ.llh.in* >xliting he- of Holy Croa* Episcopal Church} burning brush pile* when high Rr.rikin, I ttt K nt Ave., Nurth, St. boy of 10 dent Et*nihow«r will vot* at front step* of her honi« winds fanned the blaJe. The fire Petersburg. blast wr ran out and didn't even tween thr Navy and ihe rilirens -list president of PKO .Sisterhood of the community," Charlie Mor­ ■nd a member nf Uic DAR. Kha D<vtors lenmvnl a 11 r*liber pick up our lunch iaicktls." became too lu« for them to keep The city’s slogan t> at slake. The Getty sburg. Pa., next T'uesdwi slug from Mr*. Orlof«k)‘i shoulit under control. About four acre* check may be picked up at The after spudlng a long weekend at Among the dtad were Mlnr rison, who arranged Ihe program, was born In Sanford In IB95. his farm (her*, th* Whit* Hous' der and said she was In good con­ Supertnlendenl (din C. Gatra, and said. were burned. In addllion In h rr huahand, aho H erld • aid today. Lcverctt N l ) Issued a warning dition. She ha« Ihret rhlldirn his attirianl, Edward Ntephrnl« survived hy two daughters. Miss TTtr President plans to drive to t j owners rf timbrHand* and hunt­ Mr*. Orlofiky told nffierr* thr Son. Winifred (aivell of Sanfonl and Cabinet Expected Gainesville Gettysburg from Baltiutnr* Prt er* to "beware of sim ilar cap1- Legion To Start . yi'urgxtrr *hot her with a pistol and Mrs Gerhard day night. /Modes." Ha further advised the aftn she laughtd off his warning Wuenach of Indlanapolh. Indj a To Vote Against ORLANDO (UPI) The execu­ {mblie that thin ia a good 'Imv to Building Tomorrow to "urop your purse or I'll shoot." grandson, David Freiderick Wucn* tive vice president of thr Florida She said she assumeil thr hu> wa* put in ftre lines. Anyone desiring *-h; and three slstera, Mrs. W. Groundbreaking ceremonies wilt 'Mansion Buffer* Chamber of Commerce said today EVANSTON, 111. (U ri) — A protective firrlinca rt-a/ tall the be held at • a. m. tomon->.» f»r joking. K. CouRrourn, Port Arthur, T ei.j TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Cabl Mrs. Frank Scruggi and Mr*. H. Florida Forest Service at Long- the new fair building of Camp­ fir* of .mkncwn origin auf.nl a the major reason for the euirenl She said tiie )»ung*U-r first ac­ squtrte on thr state’s pockettwok IW • year old riementary school net Truster* nf the Internal J. I'cmberton nf rirntand Reach. wood. bell Leasing "net (3 of the Amcri Tuesday liight, causing shout was the sudden and gigantic pupil costed her as she wav walking Improvement Fund arr expected home from work at about duik. Funeral servlet* will be bald can Lagton (500.000 in damage and hnlttnr lation increase. to vote officially soon against from Brhson Chapel, Thursday af­ She -aid hr pointed a rlrkrtplatT ie decision was made last classes temporarily for 6(0 stu­ Harold Coler, addrrssli.g the Negroes File Suit night TAIi'EI (Ill'll Natl.mallei purrhaiing a sixth parcel of land ternoon, Fr, John W. Thomas, of­ nl revolver and demanded that at an adjourned meeting of dents, Orlando Rotary Club, said "<>ur she drop her purse. China ditcloitd tiday It ha* bolt­ a* a buffer tone for the new ficiating. Thr time will be an­ Ih* Legion. Member* voted lit hold Against New York a fish fry on Nov. I at th * F irm ­ N«> on* was hurt In :h* Idate great growth Is Indeed something *Tve already shut a nun and ed tiie *ire of lit commercial tith­ governor'* man-ion. nounced. The Trustee* agreed Informally NEW YORK <U P I) - Four er!* Auction Market, legionnaires In ih* all-Negro Foster School to crow about, nut it I* no tin- dtopped him," ihe quoted the bo) ing fire! in tin- Halm IsLarult drt mixed blessing." a fte r student, and janitors Iwd •pit-e Coruiminl-t buildup of Tuesday not to buy ihe property fla rle m parent* filed a million- were reminded lo mike reserva­ a* saying. "Thr seamy side tu m ri uui in She said the lad followed her fortifle.t' -ii* on Ihe mainland nl Die G ,tt. Kitlle, loratrd H e Hot His W ish dollar damage claim against the tion* for the Veterans I**y din­ left for the day. our *tal* government'* financial two Mocks to her home and tired Strengthening of Ihe Maltu ll»h *cro*i the southeast ro n i-r from city Tuesday, accuaing it of per­ ner, Nov. It, at T p. ra. The din­ HARTFORD, tonn. —(U PI) picture, for growth must Ire paid the weapon aa she walkrd up the ing f l e e t underllneii I'rrtident the new mansion. petuating "racial segregation" in ner will be served by the Auxi Maurice McGovern, 22. an Inmate HONG KONG (UPII — Police out by sn expansion gf our public front steps. She stumhlrd into thr Chiang Kai -ink * delrrmuiallon Th-* city of Tallahaiter had thr ■t the Hartford I'-unty Jail, want­ five school district*. Uary. base arrested a lop member of plant. This Is just what our state liuutr and a hah) sitter called po­ to hold the Matin amt Wurmo) olf option to buy Ihe land for about ed lo transfer to more permanent The psrents contended they had shore Islands al any ro ll and In JJ.I.ngo and Ihe date could pur- quarter* at Wethersfield Slat* Pri­ the pro - Communist KuomlnUng government1! financial leader* ate lice. been forced to seek other means N ow T hey K now develop their tvillan agriculture | ,-hase it from the city at the son. where he figured ho "could Revolutionary Committee for il- trying to do now In ihifting public nf educating their children. and ftihiriri • ppraitfd price of wunc (50.000. settle down, learn a trade ami get The claim, expected to lead to RUTLAND, Vt. -(U Plt-O ffl- legal "political activities" her*, funds." he said The fleet w*« paid for in part Several parcels of property hiva straightened out." a law suit, said the alleged *e£re- rials believe they know why the the Independent New Life Eve­ Cole* noted that Florida's von- President Delays h) U. S economic aid funds. Iicen purthated aroum* the mangwGon tended "to re ta rd the (du­ City Hospital hen- was a popular ning Post reported Tuesday nleht. ititutinn prohibit! capital borrow S.i McGovern Joined In an atEleven mechanised tampan* lion to pH,tret il from encroaeh- templed break from Ihe Jail, waa rational development of N e g r o place hack In the ir * ri. For breakIt said lliuang tiling-Yt, dr ing, making it necessary to fi- ‘Space’ Decision Children..." rrcapluri-l and got hia wish. fast It was suggested that pltirnls , scribed as a member of the O n- nan<# capital improvements with WASIILNGTON (U l'li - Fieri- launched a few day* ago in Ihr merit by butines* properly. The claim flier* were among b* given aoft boiled rggs, poached ■tral Commit!** cf thr Kuomlntang current tax collection!. dent Elsenhower today pnitponed Mattu Sea at the northern rnd of "The upturn in the econoni) ot "for some lim e" a deettion !n the strails are rqulpprd with dieeight Harlem parent* «ho kept and whipped with water and li­ Committee, probably would be Florida from the slum dip of the die explosive controversy between *et engines their children out of junior high quor or wine. deported to Communist China. first of the year first became the Army and Use new rivilUir Meanwhile Nationalist suutces irhuol. apparent in April," rioter said, spare agency. *aid the C o mm u n i a t s had In­ "but tlHaysd effects of the Hip Th* F m id rn t met for one hour creased wuik on fortifications op are tltil being felt." Juniors Attend with hi* Space louncil. Hr hid i the ilsndi. Red shelling of (Jucinoy con­ •stv-iid J ' r J b* T 'romu’cled by mtd-19)!) r*u rumrooned it la the Whl.e House Private C lasses to Uis-ust control of scientific tal­ tinued light ami sporadic on this Some of Ihe other ill-effect* of ent ard space projects. odd • numbered day which lbLITTLE BOCK. Ark (U P IiThe S.tnleolc County FIIA Com-, year* at the interest rat« of four rapid population growth, accord­ But White House Frr-i Sv-rie- Red* ir-erved lor all • out born CTassei have begun for 22U juniors ing to Col**, •>■ InaMilty to | tary James C. Ilsgeily •aid the hardments if they desire under millee ha- approved housing loan* j ,,«r r , ut. a real n U U mortgage U t Ih* little Rock P rivate High build r->ad* and schools fart amounting to (197,IU In the pu*t is uk*n on Ui- farm, but a first School Corp. school. President wouldn't "m ale a de • l,*rn*w ''** PUnenough, neglect of natural r*- cisinn foe rome time ’ ami w„uld few months, according to Curtis mortgage I* rot required. Clasier for ItO acnLsn have1 ^ raominI ^ ||kr The lmn*rt caused Tucker to eourtCS pre**rv*ti-'r. and J, Green. HIA supervisor. Green said that this construction be*n going for a week and topbo- , t jjjj. y; ^ And*rs«n. *0' I h«ld further meetings vsilh the lot* control of his ear and he eresi# in slum areas. Green said the loan total involv­ progiarn has provided belter T o re, we expected to be In class I maaaa«r «f Mather Furniture council before doing so. Gold Ingot Gone; ed 21 loan* f-r construction, alter­ humi* fur Rrmlnol* County farm by Nov. j . . . . . Start, wbo rttid et at 221 Writ ISth crashed Into th* Shell Oil S t a t i o n ------------------ation or repair of farm dwelling families, better shelter for live­ Dr. J. W. Cady, principal of an St. on the East side of French Ave. Worth $24,000 houses, lonstnicllrg hams, poul­ stock and improved storage facil­ emergency school * j* j .sored by ■ That L, until ba answered the and IMh St., rauring damage In' Posse is Hunting NEW YORK fUPD—A 93-pouud try bouse*, greenhouses, equip­ ities for machinery and ferd. lira Baptixt cotlegf, la-d about 360 door shortly after h* awakened I the station in th* amount o f 1 Cold ingot worth ( 21,00(1 disap­ ment sheds .dairy harn* and ten­ added that many part-time far* (lude-ts began el.vsse* Tuoaday, only to find Sanford Polkcmvn Ed (1.000. 4 iinstdrrxhtr cloud)net- through peared from x shipment nf bullion Accused Rapist ant hollies. tuvrs who previously wtrvi Ineli­ The Baptist school charges a Hi)den and Dick Coagraves, whu Hy this tun* Itf* was to compli­ SPRING HILL, Tenn. tU Pl) - Ihursd.) with ibante surar light These In.,ns ran 1* obtained hy gible now may apply. TLU ia tuition of (20 a month r» r itu- told Inin all about an accident bl­ cated for th* dritrtr of Ardaraon's A poss*. aided fry btoodhouml* » ln Thursday. High today » lo being flown from Chicago to f.iGuardis Ain-ort Tuesday night. Seminole County farmers for run- pouiMa due lo relaxed eligibility %-m for tha first child of a ear had been Involved In during nar that he draidrd it waa time lo and a helicopter, fanned out near 71. low tonight 54 to 40. North ta Airport offirlala railed police strurtion or repair of dwelling requirrm tult, Green said. family. The second child costs Ik* night. leave. Thia he did, and hasn’t i.tre today in n search for a Ne­ northeast winds ( lo l( mllr* per and Fill arenls to aid in the houro* or other risential farm The FIIA office ie located la (13. and Ihe third *10. hour today and tonight. A iaknon’a l SSI Dodg* waa slot- boon fata rinc*. TV Dodg* roiled gro accused by a while woman of search for Ihe Ingot, part of a buildings, Grcrn said. To be eligi­ Room (17, Sanfonl Atlantic Nft* aa from bis bone. At !t:tf p ra.. 41 f**t and ram* to real cn th* raping bar. shipment of three ingots worth a ble for these loans. Ihe applicant tiuual Hank Building. Full in­ ‘Speeding* F a m ily Ura "borrower" drovt th* car East aid* of Franch Ave. The state highway patrol sent D ance A ll N ig h t total nf (7I.’X)0. mult be the owner of a farm formation and application blanks DARIEN, Coon. --( U P I ) - A from Um north rid* of lb* Markat Damage to tha Vanxhall was Its helicopter and a number of NORWALK, Coon. - f U l'l) The Ingot was discovered mis­ which la in agricultural produc­ may be oMa'-'td at this offlcn. state policeman slapped two ears Terminal Restaurant and Hold at •atimatod at (LMO, and lo And«r patrol cars to the area and Mood Three )ear* after paying in ad­ sing altrr the shipment was un­ tion f t the time he applies. The FIIA Committee, which ara» on the Connecticut Turnpike for ISth St. and Frtncfc Ave. As b* son'* car at (1(0. hounds from the state penltanlUr) vance for dancing lesions as long loaded and hikted into a hangar proves all loans In this county; Is In addition to these qualifica­ speeding H to 18 mil** an hour. croiNd French Av«. ba crashed Tha Mather manager h«ard tha were brought into the search. •s she lived. Mra. Beatrice R. by a freight tractor. K first was tions, tho applicant must be unable composed of William G. Kilbeo, T»« d r im of ono eo r was Vin­ Into n VauxJtall driven by Glann officers report, then asked them Th* March started after a whl'.e Smith, a . decided she'd hid enough thought to be merely misplaced, to obtain the necessary financing Genera, chairman; William P« cent Egidio. Tha driver of th* Franklin Tucker, wbo was h*id«d to pl«a*« excuse him. ha believed woman near here told officer! she ■ml field *uil against the dame hut a thorough search turned up form other tources. The loans are Chapman, Sanford, nod Lasilo T» g h a r waa his aaa, Viacaot Jr. north. ha would go bach lo bad! had been raped hy a Negro a a a . ta recover (7,747, nudiing. mad* for a maximum period of (J Bran, Altsmeratp bpnngn, Timberland Saved By Man's Action 35 Miners Killed In Two Explosions In West Virginia News Briefs Missile Sites Talked Gulf Clouds Delay Fall’s First Frost Sinatra Back Homo Bus Strikes Bus New Navy Leaders To Be Introduced Airlift Completed Mis. Lovell Dies; Riles Tomorrow Woman Shot 'Just Like On TV ,' By Gunman, 10 Finances Squeezed By Stale's Growth Nationalists Boost Fishing Fleet Size School Destroyed Red Leader Nabbed Seminole Farmers Get Federal Housing Loans Such Bad News, So Early Sends Him Back To Bed Weather � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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For the first time in this price range, homes with aluminum awning windows! Look around, comport — see why North Otlondo Homes give you a lot ol living tor your home-buying dollar — in North Orlando! MODEL HOMES fwrnUlitR by MYRICK'S FURNITURE 4 CARPETS, INC. H w r s o • ORLANDO FRIGIDAIRI APPLIANCES by CLAUDE H. WOLFE, INC. FIBER GLASS SWIMMING POOLS by AMERICAN DYNAMIC! INC. FREE PONY RIDES For Children REFRESHMENTS FOR A L L SALES OFFICE ON PROPERTY 1S4 PARK A V I-----SOUTH — WINTER PARK SCHOOL SITES (NO SEPTIC TANKS) AS LOW AS T O T A L CASH REQUIRED INCLUDING CLOSING COSTS WINTER PARK LAND CO. NEVER BEFORE SUCH HOME VALUES IN A PLANNED DEVELOPED NEIGHBORHOOD AGENTS l 4 * L _ WINTER FARR M | 4 1 T B . �k AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ▼ O Im x u x ■atatlbkad IBM News Briefs Mamie Is Chosen NEW YORK Ik P it Mrs Dwight D. Eiatnhower was named today as the best-dresaed woman In public life by the Fashion Foundation of America. 'Sentencing Slated Gabor Reunion Set Vixiting Junior Chamber of the food good, and plentiful, local Juyceca were hosts for Here is a view of the ‘‘chow S a n fo rd Jaycees Host To M eeting J s y c e e 'i of the Fourth District, m eeting here yesterday, heard ■ report from D. A. Troians. Lakeland attorney anil national direct or of the Fourth District. Following an appraisal of the ^ o r k Jayree- are doing, Trolana announced that Bob Co*, national president, will lour Florida afler Five Still Sought In 2 Jail Breaks DF.LAND Il'P I) - F i v e of » S frism e r* who escaped from two Florida jails last week were atilt on th e loo>f today. M aryland police Sunday recaptu ird iwo Negro** who escaped from the Sunland Training Center at Gainesville. They were a rre st­ ed In Princess Anne. Md , shortly after J o in Bloxom. St. **»« at* sl.t p’oTaU tha lao lau lao Ixoln Stnre and robl<d of 4100. St ary land authorities Identified • he p air ai Richard Byrd. JO, Cypress, and John llaiendorf, 3d, Brook* vlllc Flee of eight jail breakers from the Volusis County jsil were behind b n , . FriU llohentlein. 21. the Islest to be recaptured, was picked up Saturday rea r his home In New Smyrna Beach Four other Volusia County fugi­ tives w ere appretremled Friday. Authorities said the four from R iaineaville slabbed an Alachua County man In the chert and stole h it ea r in making their getaway last week. They also made off with rifle* and shotguns. The two still missing in,the Galnrvvlll* jail break are Henry Johnson. 21. Mi­ am i. and Qulllie Mlllhoute. IS, St. P etersburg Still at large In the Volusia County escapee ar« Frank Stedem, San Krancl-co; Jack Breves, ♦ if. Daytona ll.ach; and William . Dayton. SO. Cleveland. Ohio Governor To Make 'Extortion' Ruling DAYTONA BKACH (U P I) —The A r silts of a hearing Into an a l­ leged eatortron esse Involving Iwo Volusia County officials will go to th e office of Coe. l-eroy Colllrys for final arllon. The hearing, held for Constable J T. Klnchen and Peace Juotirr J C. Beard, ended Saturday night • ftar two days of leatimonv. State Attorney William W. Judge ac­ cused them of rotvaplraey. Judge vrilhdrrw a c h a r g e •* gainst llcsrd Saluntav of having filed affidavits on which no war ran ts were issued after Beard's atto rn ey produced the affidavits. Beard said they ware filed In the •h e ritfa office. Judge no(>d that Kirn hen had hilled the county for for a trip to Phoenit. Aria., to return • prisoner When questioned about the trip. Klr.rhsn slid he did no! _go to Aruor.a but sent a guard T n d It. 31 Ireeman instead. He t r slifted he pawl the two M<M plus 1121.40 for trip eipenvet. Whan Judge asked 1/ the iwm lin in g moaey wai Kincftea'a profit, the constable repked "yw e" Ju d g e then asked Kinehea 11 be knew th a t It was lua duty In the caae of tllases |e tuns the petaooee m atter over to the sheriff* office. Klnchen said: "I gueaa that woald ^ i v i bee* lb* proyar U iag ." a conference In F ort Lauderdale neat year. Don Smith, Orlando, district vice president, presided over the fall caucus held In the Shrine Club Building. He reported on amendments to by-laws which would be presented for ratifica­ tion at the nr*t stale conference. The wmlrr caucus, staled for January, will be held In Winter Haven. Judge Voile Williams Jr., San­ ford, Instructed the members on parliamentary fin 'd u re during the three-hour business session. The Jayrera defeated an at­ tempt to make Leesburg !h* ait* for the spring caucus In M a th . A move for II per rent participa­ tion In Jayree lnlert.atio.ia1 also was opposed. John Alexander, Sanford Jaycee. was chairm an for lha caucus preparations A buffet dinner, prepared with the hrlp of Jaycrr wives. -vaa served following Hie meeting. Attending the caucus wera Jay ­ cees from Apopka, Bartow, Cler­ mont. Kuril*. Haines City, Klsilinmre, luvkcland, Isrctburg, Mul­ berry, Si. Cloud. Winter Haven, Ft. Meade, Lake Walea, Orlando, Winter Park. Longwood and San­ ford Parents File Suit To Reopen Schools II Dead In State President To Talk Reds Plan Visit Expensive 'Garbage' MONDAY. OTTOBKR 27. IBM United Press* Leaned Wire NO. 2!U M ine Explosion Traps 2 2 M en 166 M ^ rs Flee; Rescue Squadrons Racing With Time Mayor To Return; Agenda Is Listed BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (LTD Sentencing waa scheduled tonight for 1* Negroes who spent '.he weekend in jail under conviction of violating the c ity 's now bt*e M ayor Merle W arner will re­ seating law. turn to his test on the Sanford City Commission tonight afte r an sbaetve* of approaimately three passengers ware killed and B weeks. He la around again, follow­ uthrr* were Injured S inJay night ing an emergency appendectomy when their but careened off a perform ed early In the month. bridge and plunged IV feet >Mi a On the a:rnda for tonight's meeting of the commission will ravine Juat c u t ef b e rr he: t. Discussion of s reciprocity VIENNA < u n s — Zaa Z.a Ga­ 1clause in Ihe ordinance licensing bor flies he'.' W n ln cd ay from contrartOM. J B m u etl at W. M. Pope. 101* Rome an-. Mama Join- arrivo Tueaday lo join sister* Magds sad W, 10th St for s beer and wins E ra In the flr«t eeunlen with tlcense the girls' father. Vllrvw** (labor, in 3. Discussion of s - extrusion of coverage on the group life Insur­ 14 years ance. 4 Report on annexstiun pellTALLAHASSEE ( L T D - Auto- liana. t . Authorisation of the mayor mobile accidents on Florida h‘gh to exeeut* a died vrtth Fee Bro­ ways killed eight people during the weekrn-l. the S tate Patrol re thers *. F irst rtaduig of o r d in a te s ported tulay. lo. Three other parsons were killrd V acate the alleyway as re In mlacrllaneoua necidenta. q u est by Philip Zeull. Amendment lo the toning or­ d in an ce as It pertains to tha WASHINGTON (U P I) - The B oard of Adjustment. White House s. Id l»la> that r « iAmending Ordinance No. >23. ident Elsenhower will make t»o T. Second raading of ordinance! talks to Republican woikrra In lo; New York Tuesday and possibly Resorting Ihe south M feet of confer with GOP candidates from I » t 4. all of 1-ota » and 4, New Jersey and C onnecticut E lla A. Pace sutwilvUlon A. P ace subdivision from R 1 and R IA to R-t. R etoning Block >, Tier 12, TEHRAN. Iran (U PI* — Soviet fro m R IX In C-I. P rem ier Nikit# S. Khrushchev an>1 R etoning of Block 2*. east one P residei.t KUmenti Voroshilov of h a lf of Rl-ck 22. Mellon* III*, the Supreme Soviet will pay a from 11 1 ami It IA to K-2. return call on the Shah of Iran Retoning the west 4ft feel of before lha end of the year, in­ 1-ot lo. all r-f U ta 4 and f- of formed sou reel said today. Block 9. Highland P a rk to C l. I. Ministerial Association re­ NEW YORK lUPI* —Mrs. Anna quest for diagonal parking around Kidansky put her gU.ooo life sav­ Ihe F ourth SI. Park area. ings instead of the trash in the I. Miscellaneous business from hallway of a lower E a st Side ten­ Ihe floor and City Commission. em ent In which aha Uvea. Banjaf i n Tiwcgtr. *4. found U whUi sweeping the hall and turned It in lo police. 7 Die, 25 Injured PLENTY OK FOOD ~ Commerce members found yesterday in Sanford. The the r*Utrict Four meeting. lire" iRerjrstrom Photo) SANFORD, FLORIDA R lS Ito r, Va. < u n > - An axptiv •Ion ripped through a two-mil*, deep section of a Pocahontas F url Co. m ire here t- day, trapping 13 men. \ company .|<oke«nian laid 16A other miner* flad to safety. Two rr.c u e sq-radrona of IS men each h ejan wurklng their way to'w ard the lrapt>e I men. The rescue squad* were equipped with p«iitahie trlcnh-uie iquipmcrrt and were cxrrecled to begin reporting to tli* mine office during Ihe aPernoon. Roland C. I.ulher, company vira prrslder.t at the scene, said he did not know whether the misting men were dead or alive. The survivors Gcd by foot and by flatcar from the mile* of tun­ nels that run beneath the West IIKI.PH UNITKI) FUND—K»l Kurgan Jr., 17. (center), n DCT ntiulcnt at Seminole Y lrjnla-V lrglnta levrder tn thl> High. haw pledged |2 monthly to the Units'll Fund. Korun:), aon of .Mr. and Mr*. F t! ward mountainous aiea. The blast oc­ A. Koruna. 2408 Orange Avenue, is working at tin- Florida State Hank under the di- curred in the sam t min* where 3T died In an explosion F*b, versified training ptogrnm. lie turns his pledge over In Roy Mann, I'F treasurer, as man 4. 1917. Howard McNulty, campaign chairman, (left), looks on h nppmvul. Luther said 14 miners about (Herald Stuff l’hoto) 1.500 fret from the blast area tel*phoned immediately after th* ex­ plosion and said they were b a rri­ cading themselves. But whan II was found that the ventilation ajrat«in wa* not affected In their area, At • meeting at Ihe Chamber Arointing to Clifford MrKlb- 1 prrssed ap|>reciaUon for '.he pub they ran to safety. uf Commerce Friday afternoon, bin. thru- are other organisation. I Ue aplrilewl effort of the captain* One man tn the mine who laid campaign captains m the member- (hat remit at the first of Ihe I . _ j _______ . t ,. •Mp cam palg.t i . ,- i t r .| contact­ year, ami he wa* confident (hat and commrifclrd them for their be wa* 2.400 feet from tha blast ing a m ajo rity of their assigned Ihe g 10.0(10 sought from memliert accomplishment, when told of the said, “I was knocked down." Ha managed to get up and run to firms and turned in checks and would he In the treasury for Ute results thus far in the drive. MrKibliln said that although safrtv, hr said. pledges th a t hr<>-ighl ill# total In the eurreiil administration. mts*b*rahl|i fun-1 In *<1.5*0. Two rescue .quads ''a re work1'rrvulrM Mark Cleveland ei- some of the workers reported the lecetsily of making .--me back- in# their way lo the i#etion," Lu­ ■alls, hr was not going to extend ther laid. the eollritations over tha end of Imthei- aald th* explosion caused the month. *Jf there vver was a year when the need for wide- llllle visible damage to th* mine, but he did not know If any p art The Sanford Herald today welcomes tn lU editorial |mgo Jurt'*w*'*U em! du«* *h# of Ihe mine had raved In. A crowd of between 1.300 to io <if the nation's most oiitstanilng writers—Frederick C. ! said. O th n rn n a n d M itrt|ui* C h ild s. | -Every bu.lnaagmsn X.uu) persons waited outsul* th* O th n ta n . one of th e few peo p le in th e n e w s p a p e r field should U *ar*r to b# Identified roptd-off min* shaft for ward of ein ^ u . ; - *d ta5lh*j ill w r i te fiv tgvlth this mvlfisci effort that the missing mInert. who e v e r w a* a s fire d fo r L belli.itj w wHI wrLtv* fivee •!»»•* •!•»•* tcvitb II waa not Immediately known w eekly, C h iltls ' ( a m o l ro ltim n , “ W a s h in g to n r n l l i n g ," vvill brings m -re |>ro|ila to Aeniliiolr whether Ihe explosion was caused County, mule Im riilss.ri lo our apiw-ar on The Herald rditorinl |«ge on Monday, Wednesday • .immunity. This means in re by gas. No nain«i of lh« m ining and Friday. cuslom rrs al Ihe d-~r of every men e rr* ic lta icd . Hot It Childs and (It liman are students of polities, world firm In Ihe county. If a business­ affairs and economics. Doth nre well-known for their un* man doe* not recognise the value of associating himself with those VATICAN CITY (U P I)— The hinted reporting of nntionnl ami international affairs. .Sacred College of C ardinals filled Othmnn was working in the Associated Press bureau in ‘carrying the hall' for the general for the second straight day today Si. Louis one summer when tho district manager from welfare, he ought to rervamlne hi* promotional effort* for hi. t lo elect a new pope a* successor Chicago dropiwd in for a visit. firm .” the drive chairman contin­ (o tiie late Pop* Pius XII. "Fire th a t guy over there." the district manager told the ued. Black amok* emerging from lb# head of the bureau, “lie's too fst to lie an AP man." special chimney atnp th e Sidle* lie said ha ho|ied th a t If commander of Fretl went to the UP anil got a job. He never has regret­ Chapel signaled dial the cardinals r ' r . a w i. s k k ? L otited hi* global build since. had failed lo agree on a n*vr t-onannounred . #* ,e l. r mail a check H V to •"* N® M-‘utoday anne The Chiltls column will ileal with the "heavier" side of - o rr al# Iwlter (h„ «*••» ______ , tiff a fte r e'-;V. '..Hots In Iwo -lavs Uie olfic*. The minimum ^*e it that a reconvened mrellng of tbn The Cardinals started their da the news; Othman concentrates on the "lighter side." adjourned Oct. 20 meeting will b* only IJ3, he ad<led. and any bus liberations In lecrel conclave Sun­ iness r«uld afforvl this ^ t,u,j | held tonight at the lieglon Place, day morning. But after four hat many of them could and shuuh ‘Highway 17-92. at ». Iota Sunday and four m ore today, Plant will t>e made for ground­ pay tuur*. they w ere unable to a g re e on a breaking ceremonies early Ihla new spiritual h»ad for th e world's week for the new Legion fair half billion Roman Catholics. An early-m orning traffic acci­ budding. Contract for conrtrucThe fact (hat tha vote had gone dent al Ihe Intersection of |Jth tlon ha* been awarded and Ro­ lo eight hallota appeared to Indlbert Mahan, finance officer haa rale th a t the cardinals w ere deep 51. and Magnolia Are. left one In­ U. R. ties. A. B-dney Hrrlong given the green light to atari jured, one charged with failure ly divided ■« the church's Imme­ What irtrm b lrd a m lnalute work. t« la y ronllnuc I hi* rampylgn for diate need* In yield the right ot way, ano near­ "Old Faithful" v s i seen tale Sat J Q (Slim) Galloway will glva This division Kerned to be oyer by residents agog wtH: excitement reelectlon through ,n» Fifth Dis­ urday aflrrnoun In Ihe vlflnlly of final Instruction* to all rommlttrict. w hether to choose a political nr Psrk Ave. and 23th M., a* water members of the advanee Voa p aato ral pope, although no one from police cars and fire truck. TTi# l#eshurg congressman spouted approximately Jo feel l"»« | ulee (hit answered the call « n V ' u 7 y ' fU h”fry’ to b # 'h i S routd !■* certain since all th e pro ,Injured , , w a. I...ha tics . . spent Friday |r. .Seminole County. the air Nov. I al Ihe Farmer* Auction UiVJ iccn. ' ' >• re -lin g s Inside Ihe SUtlne Chapel The iudden "rain", that had Market, ln,° Brevard for a are h rld secret under pain of es Negro, of 1322 Oleander Ave who *h ,n re.ldenla and pa'ring |>ofatinn of (he event, which was driving a 1921 far ravt on 'h*»d lleilung Apples latlon Day” n ra tb ; rom m urucatior. motorl’t* rloslr g their windows, a n scheduled lo h* held at Ihe other dnver w a .jo n Baturvlay. A political pope would )ae a man 12th The was ctii»c«| when ctly workmen legion Place, has hern changed who would have a g re a t impact ' Chir.es John Ga«sman. 45, of MU On his tour, lltrlo n g ampha were excavating fnr Ihe laying of due lo the large attendance ex­ or world affairs A pasto ral pope West loth St whose 1927 nation , 1 |H h |f „ njurt!y ln th. would be one who would tend to viagun w a. going South on Mag Herlotig teekiflg h i. -i.lh trim , a sewer line for the Food Fair pected, a . -boon by advanced tic­ atm* <H>w umlf r construction. ket .alee. rn n een trate oa Internal church af­ noil* Av*. The House roinml>tr* of lha fair*. Mrtjueen wa* treated at Semin visited Sanford, Ovlrdo ard Alta- While digging, a service line wa* ...... ...... iponta Spring* ona handshaking >»kcd !'-«*»«fromthe eight InchI’n.t also will make final report* ole Memorial Hospital and rele*. on rule* aril regulation* at to­ ise*’ i wagon » a>'»" evpeslltlon. vapsviiwwi'. F.irepl i>a* vj>. i for <i i ma i luncheon 'iih iin m ''**,rr ed Damage to the station meeting, according lo luO snd wa* estim ated al tl.luO and lo address In supporter,. In Sarif-rrd. j City n e w s repaired the dam- night's |h# mail# no iperchr'a In Seminole *1* lu approalm ilely three hours, Lynn Lyons, committee chairm an. the car at W50. The flir department a a - callad c-u n ty . tn Ihe scene al 4 40 a m to Herlong reminded his campaign m mm) 0 ■ _ Hand bv in the event th# ga-ollne worker* that ( ungre.s Is the must B l g g j f t C S A V spilled on tho street should Ignllr »«cluetve club in America, on* <9 m m ■ that operatra entirely on Ihe sen­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — The iority ay-t*m. Suprem e Court today ordered He atlributril the strength uf more lower court proceeding* In the South to th* tMiliry of "elect­ a license controversy over TV ing good man and returning them Chennai • la Orlande, because of The trial of Vernon W Dunn on "W re.k dam age” to the ca r there." lie laid sta te s rights, at testim ony glvea to house Influence tlFLAND M 'P Il— A ill week guaranteed under th# 10th charges of driving while Intoalcal- amounted to mud on the right aide. investigators. At that time, Dunn revealed old girl was killed and her 17 Amendment to th# Constitution. ed is scheduled for Nov. 17. Tb* court acted In a b rie f aider year <dd p a re n t. Injured Sunday ,la Hi* big i-.ue in Washington, that Ihe official report stated that Dunn, Democratic nominal* f»r l-y a 7 to 2 vote. DUaenlera were when Iheir r a r went off the road ||, , verbal -wipe a! hi­ the Count Initrml-.ion, today said hla car "ran off Into a deep Justices Turn C. Clark and John n t rim m ed a tree. fOOP opponent in th# Nov. 4 gen- he would request "no preferential ditch." The vehicle had no visible M. H arlan . dent* or broken parts. Officer. Identified the victim sa *ral election Without menti xnng M td-Flonda Television Corp , Catherine Ano Demp.ey, daughter hie name, Herlong laid "he la a treatm ent," tueh •« asking for Dunn said the official report an early hearing. He added that operator of standard station Ini Mf. and Mr*. Richard Demp candidate «.f Hi* Republican Nahis case would he on the docket also would describe him I Dunn j e l W !/)F , Orlando, w-on a perm it to *»y of O range City. The wreck oc- Uonal Cammillre arwt of f r s nothbeing "in a very drunken condi­ at Its tegular time. build tb* atatloo from the Fed cured afler Ihe felher apparently ,B» l»ul tha GUP platform ." tio n " He repeated hla Friday Dunn was ariestrd early Frida* fra! Communications Commission •Ulemenl to llit effect that h# fill asleep. | T by Oviedo Convtable George Kel had taken four drinks and t»ur in Ju n e T, 1947. It la now opera­ Dempsey suffered possible In C ; |/ : l l - V « ..> L sey. lie was plarrd In Seminole tranqullliers and "didn't know ting. | County Jail for about six hours, whether hr had gone to sleep of Th* toeing applicsnt was WORK. terns! Injuries, a broke.' jiw ard J l g n M M S I o u r n Inc., operator at WKUl. Orlando, j CUD. Mr*. Dempsey suffered lac* , VIENNA. Va. fU l’U — Rallry then r.lra -rd <>n IJOO bond. At the passed out." t ' Raynor. 17, waa killed by a sign tlm r of hi* arrest, Dunn was re­ The , oni mission nominate today which had beta p referred two rldoni. A pas-anger In Ihe car, Kyhil, hr atol# from a highway barrl- turning from a clambake al Chu- •aid that he had "told th* whota years ea rlier by ■ hearing eaim l luota Inn Ills ra r left the road •tory." Tha final chapicr will ba Grant, If. Lnngwood, s sc sped with cade, police laid. aer. , The commission found alsrep- minor tn ju n ea. The youth loaded the II • foot and w at In a ditch. written Nov. 17 when the ease la Today, Dunn said he had no hraid, as far u he's concerned. raaenUUoes *a the p ert of WORZ. sign Into hla car Saturday night, leaving several fret of the post further statements to make about Bet WORK mm eoatond* that Dunn defralvd B. C. Dadd by Mid F lo rid a kaa aaf mad* good an Grid Game Slated struck a free, swinging th* m hrr the case. II* added that Ihe "full, 37 vole* in the Sept. 2 prim ary lie p ro m ia ts to lha cum ml salon at Tb* football teams of KanfarJ the rar. At he drove along th* complete amt true story" appear­ rar* for th* District 4 scat on Ihe tiro# ad tha to*rings. Junior High aad the Seminole highway tha protruding p o l l ed In th* Friday isiu* ot The San­ the County Commission. A group Oa appeal by WORK, Mm U S. High Junior High wilt play tomor­ struct a trre. swinging the other ford Herald. of Oviedo cltlte n i a r t waging t Court of Appeal! tor* i*i-h*Jd Ihe row at 4 R- m. at municipal sta­ end nf Ihe sign against Hi) nor, On Saturday, Dunn had hi* campaign In behalf of Uvloda r c c la st Mag. breaking ku neck. dium, automobile in downtown Sanford. Mayor Lo* Gary far Iki* post. Chamber Thinks 'Goal Within Reach' Wri ters A\ elcomed No Pope Selected Millionaires Busy NEW YORK (U P I)— Tw» multi m lllior'Iraa named flock and A'a began a.-other 1X0 hour week to day hunting the sam e lob under trials that would make a d<a»rladoor salesman blanch. These two wealthy g.itlemen are A vrrell W. lU rrlm an and Net•on A. Rockefeller. Ilarriman wants lo continue a* governor of New York. Rockefeller wants la replace him. Girl, 15, On Triol In Mass Murders LINCOl-V, Neb. ( U P I ) - Ctrll Fugate, IS. pert, b m re tte com­ panion of m ast m u rd erer Charles Starkweather, goes on lr-al lodsy, possibly for her life, on charges of helping her h ard y legged b<> friend in at least one of lha slay­ ings. Although a minor .the haiel eyed girl will be tried tn the same district Court whrre Starkweather was convicted and sentenced to death by electrocution on two counts of first degree murder. NORFOLK. Va ( U P I ) - While parents In Norfolk filed lull in federal district rnurt today asking that this port city's ala Integratlon-doaed schools be relurnrd to local control so the plaintiffs' chil­ dren can be educated. The suit named Gov. J. Lindsay Almnnd, Ally. Gen. Albertis S. Harrison Jr . Norfolk School Supt. J J. Hrrwhakrr and all members of the Norfolk School Board as defrndanls It was the Hist direct action taken by white parents In Virginia F air tbroogb Tuesday. High l» for re opening of erhoola which day TT to IS. low toaslght 44 la have been closed by anti Integra­ SI. Noelhweel sod north winds S U IS alien pee hour. tion laws. W e a th e r After 8 Ballots Legion Will Hold Meeting Tonight One injured, One Charged In Wreck Herlong Continues Tour Of District Line Break Sends Water ‘A Spoutin’ Hearings Ordered Kelsey Nabbed Convicts, In Channel 9 Case But His Gun Was Empty Many person* are killed each ihork, lb* eonKatCe remernbtrad year whll* cleaning ae p L jla g lth a t he had elaaned th* gun and wlh "unloaded" guns. Knowing had been aure th at It was an this. Oviedo Con-table Kelsey loaded, lie wasted to a ctd a didn't take any chan.-ea whan he possible accident with aa "ununloaded hi* before eleankig n loaded ' gun. which he k n o w , is last week. the most dingcroua kind. But had Kelsey had occasion to Had the two convict* decided to pull the trigger of th* gun with resist, he could kava been la real which ha captured two escapes trouble. This wae owe of the usum. i I from an Orange County road camp, he would have heard a turns the case took. The ethsr loud "Snap.” It still wasn't loaded earn* with Kelley's Introduction Of course, the constable didn't to th* pair, Ernest Knitherland, discover 'his fact until after tha IT. and Robert Green, 20. Ha be two convict* had been Mcurely cam* acquainted with Lite aKiprt. handcuffed and placed Into tha akea they stopped hi* car to custody ef • deputy sheriff. glv* them a "lift." They wera This fact waen't Included an ton hitchhiking an tha road. Ka'eay official report of Us* naM, report­ arrested them. ed by Tha Herald an Fttdey. The At tha ttaa ha atopned hie tar, discovery cam* aa qtsHe a shock Kelaey thaught th t, war* twe ef to Krlaay. Shortly after the pri­ the eight whe bad fled from the soner* war* handcuffed. Kaiany jail U DeLaad. checked tha gun. To Ms aaasaIt to probable that Kalaay mad* resolution abowl lha time to mant It waa empty. Ma briafiMw lha fua dhaatoe. Car Wreck Fatal To Volusia Baby H ere O n Nov. 17 �P a r * f - M o n . . O ct. 27, 1 » 8 t Wi fin f a r B trriIB Recreation Dept. O v ie d o Announces Plans For Big Halloween DeBary News N ew s >y MARION R. JONES Mra. Tom FoereB, asvd Mf\ Said* sod Ed Duda have named Coatea. their Uttla daughter, born Oet. >2 at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital, P*|gy Diana. Th* young lady wsigbed I pounds, • ounces. Mrs. Georg* W. Morgan, who haa alio bean a patient at th* Orange Mtmorial Hsapltal for som* time, returned home Friday. Mrs. Lloyd think)** I* a new member of tha personnel In the Oviedo Drug Store. Mra, Gormon Wlisen of St. Au­ gustine arrived Friday to be with her sunt, Mrs. J. N. Thompson, over th* w**k end. M n. J. N. Thompson, who hat been confined to tha Orange Me­ morial Hoipttal for a couple of wtaki, returned home Friday. CANASTA CLUB MKT TH# Cwiedn Canait* Club met fthenyoudo... Wednesday afternoon at the homa nf M n. Jam al W. Coataa. A davisit FAMILY! licloua mouldtd salad court* and eoffae was enjoyed by th* gueiti If you need before commsneirg play. High store *m •ron by Mra. Ch*rl»i T- Niblar. srw! low senra by Mrs. Jama* Wilson. phom: Mlrfu 2*4412 Thru* enjoying the petty inciudad Mrs. Chirte* T. NibUek, Mr*. belord noon to arrange W. R. M**k. Mrl. Mitten Goro, Mr*. Ijrnn M"»ier. Mr*. Roy Weifor money the sime diyt stngargtr. Me*. Jsmos Wilson. By Mr*. Ai)im Mailer North Arlington, N. J. for a few M n. William Hahn, daughter ef neck*, while thrv vialt place! uf Mr. and Mil. Frrd Kammrrrr of Inierot in Florida. Sunset Dr. mat hrr husband, Com­ Choir .Social mander W. Hahn of the "Waip" The adult choir .if the Commu­ The jUnford Recreation Depart­ af Talalka, and Irfl for llinsbam. nity Method!*! rhurrh. held their ment It plsnr.lnf te make this M an. with (hr twins. William and monthly aorial In thr Frltnwahip Halloween a big evening of fun IMckjr, and sister Carol, who spent Hell of thr rhurrh on lllghbanks for Sanford’s youngsters. many month* In DeBary, white Rd Monliy evening at T p m. their daddy w si ahoatd thr Waap Working with the Southside Sldnry Swallow, dirrrti.r of the on a aparlal mt**tea. With rrertta junior and trnior choir*, aboard School PTA, parents of the Junior tha b a n If ft th* h**rball tram entered elidr* of their trip* thli High students, and Sanford Mer­ and thr frirnda they made white part lummer. Seenea of "Okrefechants, a full schedule of aetivlharf. and are snxioui lo return nokrr Swamp," Key Weal, Thr *ie* il planned ta De Barr. Thr.e activities will begin with SI even Foilrr Mr mortal at Lake i windna painting eflnte.t, to he Mra, William Ogden of Estrril* City. Welkin• Glenn. N. V. Maine I indeed at 5 p. m. Friday, with Jtd. rntrrtalnrd at lunrhmn la«t Vermont and New Hampahitr prim* for the winning window!. Wrdneaday, at h rr hnmr. tier nefreihmenti were served h> Thl* will be followed by the anxuciti were Mra. Harry Srllfr, Mra. Harold Coffin and Mra. liar ni’tl Hallow" t carnival at SouthMrf. Taiwan Van Arsdsle. Mra. ry Krug, side School, |«. »'ar! at J JO The Gallon Croat.y, Mr*. Morrlf ShawFait tU Meeting I Civic Center will feature ■ Junior bar. Mra. Charlti Schneider, Mr*. The Ktecutlve Committer of thr high program of entertainment. In TJIIian Ma-cuch and Mra. Rudolph Herbert D. (JIM* Pn»t No. 3Ml. Thr MAY UK NKW I'fJI’K—Npctulutibn on Iho itiiccesicn to the I’apwry narrowed lo thrwi rinding a continuous horror show. Tladamann. American Ugten met Thuriday Phantom of the Rur Moegua," Dining at the bihsr Spring* night at Walker* Shop in De Rary. r.t ml Ida lea here In VaHr.»n f ity on the evn of tho sacred conclave tn elect a row Pope. in the Auditorium, and al»o a The three are (left to .d<'h:): Angelo Giuseppe C ard in al Rnncalli, Benedetto Cardinal Waataurant an W>dne*d»v, for Stanley S. Smith Chalrma.*. luncheon were. Mr. and Mr*. Building Foundallon Committer, Mnaelln and Gregory Peter Cardinal A paitin n ian . (UP! Telephoto) Grand March and rosl'ime Judg­ ing In tha Ycu'h Ming, with Ralph Portfr. Mr. ard Mra Fred tepo.trd fair progreit in the ar•Hint*, games and dsneing. Xammarar. Mra. R. Slutierkelm. rumulatlnn of fundi for thr poll Thu w.ll begin at X n m and -Mra. I,. Matruih, Mia Ew*ld building lie aim idvUed *na pro rnntlnje until tl p m. refr#sh^tiehelien. Mra 0. V. Mr Callfy mlie ef a acaakar for tha rest ment* i-eing furrlshad by tha Jun­ and Mra Adam Muller. Mra. H*rpost mat Hi f. ior high mothers. All seventh und 1rr Seller. F redtrlr I- D irer elated that elghlb graders at Pinerrost ard - Mr. and Mra. Harold Kyle of Seminole High should plan to be Vatanraa Rd. have aa thrlr houae In accordant* with Inilructloni present from begti r Ing to end. gu#»t, their nephew, Co|, Robert from the p j|t he had written the Secretary rf Iha Community Moil Eemincir High *tun*n<! Conk from fort Mnproe. Va. will travel to New Smjri.a Reseh Rav. and Mra. Atigiittu* C Sum- Methodist Church, accepting their Cast* Teg *4 Mltokly I7-V hs.iford m*n whtwa 17-yaar- 1 unusual eire'.m*Ui.r«s' sui- for the foot tall gam*, nut when Tper* of Aialra Dr. havo been en­ Invitation to Wnrahip with them. Stone fsswsats old ion died at Kunland 1 raining roun-iing b * death of the youth. they return, win or love, dancing Sunday, November >. Commander *A variety of acts, conraav'or.s, Center, Gainesville, a j tar ago to­ tertaining the partnta of their McSwai.i t a t d the Menial $170 00 $ 700 m w aon In-taw, Mr and Mra. Smith reported the poit "over the and other attraction* wilt be a day has called for a "crnUnurd Health Committee should set up on ihn Youth Wing patio will be III 00 1100 ,.Yemen Kriekron of bn* \ngclt*> lop” In mtmberthlp. for 15k. a* part *r the midway for the an­ and full Invaillgatton ef all of an inve«i(gation »rd call the prin­ gin a: II and continue until th* BRUISE!A l LTD - Jack R 77000 UOO teCallf. .wh-. relumed In De liar/ report'd lo National and vtst# D« nual fumlhalda Scternl Halloween tha facte" surrounding tha cast. cipals involved "and attempt io midnight movie begins at U 'U Crxilchar nf the Nstiaral BroadJ1700 1100 p. m. at the Rm Theatre. The carnival Friday night. •4th them after the weddlnr of partmar.l*. ratting Co Interns*inn*I Division 417 00 74 00 H. E. MtSwaln laid ho had In­ riear up the eeafljctl of testi­ features thare will be "Teen »g» Neat post meeting will be htld Baalr daughter, Mary Ruth to Reeun anprovlmsle’y M vest* SHOO 37 00 believed mony given by Ihuie propte who Cave Man" end "How to Make died Saturday of a cerebral htmJam es R. KHehton of Calif, at at thr Civic Center. Shell Rd. aco to provide whoirtonir entt-i- tel instiuri which h orrhaee. were employed at Kunland." a Montter." w-.ulf prove that the investigation Thuriday, Noermber fith al S I'. Oiford, Mir*, on the It of Octo­ lalnm»nt f.ir the ys-cto of the com­ He added Hiat "I believe I have M. All arrvier p»r*onet are in­ munity on Halloween night, the Into the death of his ton, Curtis, ber. LONDON (LTD - W i l l i a m "was rut as complete ai it fact* In m / file* that would war­ Mr. and Mra. Jamea Ed Erick- vited. event has gro-*n Into a major cm Stone. 101, known as the "iqulr* rant sue'i *ctl«n on the p*11 of should hive betu." I'oppy Sale Slated .M R , a r * honty-mnonlnff In Calif, lertslnmer.t fate. In addition, pro­ of Piradllly" died Saturday. V. F W. of po*t No. HQJJ of ceeds made from the carnival ere where be experti to prartlee law, Mttiwaln said he hallaved that tha committee." FINANCE SERVICE, I N C Tha Vernon Rrirkann'a will visit De Bary. havr chosen Gurtnve used to pure! »*e .terns f--r the hi* son was "subjected to some McSwaln said he had attempted OF SANFORD In Orlando, and tour Central Flo- King to direct thr Annual Ruddy school. sort of brutality immediately pre. lo pursue tha matter "without MONTREAL (LTD - Gtorg# nde and plarai of Intareit aa they Popp) aalr, which will take place undue publicity or embarrass­ H. Richard*. 17, amine vie* presIn Iha past such urtirlrs have ttding his death." 125 South ParkAvenue (o f etith, before ratum irg In nLt November 4 In Dr Rory. ident and director of (he Cetanes* With Iho aid uf Hep Mack ment to anyone." but to "get to Included rocoid players, library Commardar Joseph Ranlille «tat. books, stage rurtalr.r, floor eov* Cleveland Jr., MrSwain obtained the bottom of this thing." .Angelas. Fhm: fAirfn 2411? Semlr.otr High School ha* re­ Carp, of Amarlra, died Sunday «f . The Welfare Department of the rd the funds received will emhle rrlng, water fountains, outside a hearing l.efuir Gov. i.el’ny Cot* a heart attack. leased the Hit of student* who Slalord, Flerifo DeBary Wrmsn't Club with of­ the V. F. W. to continue it’a wrt- lighting and olhrr vahtahle furn­ lint and another brforo the leg is­ made thr honor roll ter the firit ficers and mtmbera, made a trip fare- work In behalf of the widow* ishings for the school. lative fnlermim CommIMee on PITTSFIELD. 111. IU P D - U. *. six week! peilodJto Lowell tail Tuesday, U> viiit and orphan, who am unable to This year tha carnival Is under Mrnlat Health. He said, however, Rep. Rid Simpson (R-IIH, 44. col­ (luitavc the general .hairmamhln of Mrs. that "I'm still not sattefed with ■Tito Florida Correctional Inatltu- care for thrm ialrai Mudcnit malnteinlng a straight lapsed and diad Sunday while King haa long been inlentted in Martin Dytr. She 1* being assist* the invrstlgailori and can't help ’Ban for woman, A a irrs s e during Ihla time wera: taking part In a cornerslona-layMr. and Mra. William Kreekar Hie welfare of Iheir people, and fd hy P-TA President Donald but feel that it ha* not hern pur­ Pergy Weslgate. Wally Phillips, log ceremony at a hospital. -of Do Bary, who formerly operat­ tha Corndr. faela eonlldant, ha Rales and • committee «f room suer) as thoroughly at It should Alan Swaim. Henry Morgan, ed thf Allan Summerhlll Ambu- will do an nuUtendinr job. Fundi motheh* from the Invidua! class- have been." HAVANA (L T D - Loyal sol­ Steve i'oweli, James Khtrrard. Unco Service on Highway 17-12 railed by the Ruddy I’oppv «*le r>. He said that it had been called diers and sailor* Joined foreei Peggy Price, John fioeras and ora now staying at the Da nary will be uaed solely to rehahllitat* The Initial attraction, to begin to hit attention that thar* vvera .Court. Mr. and Mr*. Edward Car- our d iilhlrd tervtraman. and pro­ at 5:30 p. m.. will he a supper over tho weekend to dr|v« r«he!i Donna Young. ;t*f are the new service operators vide a healthy home life for war In the school cafeteria With wellThose who received an A-minus off tho property of the U. S~ gov[for Alten-flummerhlll In DeBary. orphan* at Iha V. F. W. National known caterer Cotton llrown In eromenl'a NIcaro nickel plant, avorage, militating more A's than • The K rtrkeri will be on call Home at Eaton Rapid*. Michigan. chary*, the menu wilt consist of it's, were: Joi-n Dinkins, Cliff from which 55 Americans were !fe’a iilit Mr. and Mra, E. Carter Raceme there ia a« much to both barbecue chirken and rharMcKibbin. Henry Sehumscher. for about four weeks, to help In be done In aiding our veteran enal hroitfd mullet, served with withdrawn Friday, tho army an­ Maty Elizabeth Adam*. Audrey •ay tm erftney. Mr. tad Mia and thalr rtrprndar.ti. Comdr. San- hiked beans, slaw, hot rolls, but nounced today. Roller, Miry Jane F tjnt, Carol Kreekar have bean reitdenli of titlo hopci that alt the people ef ter, cofire and rakr. Children'* One saldlar end ".’nany" rebels Gienier, Jackie Item, t'harmton lit Rary will join with us in prov­ puitlons will tie served. Patrons De Barr for five years, Linda Wimberly. Ilian Ai­ The faculty of SarJoid Junior were wounded in the clash ai XI Milter, Mr. sod Mra. Edwin B. French ing test » r have net forgotten, msj eat In the lunchroom or take ken. High K-hnol h»* released tha horearo, the army communique said. of Amigos Rd. arc entertaining an t that their earrifter* w rrr not the meal* oat. Plans nrr com­ Nancy Hulter. Caths I'ailol, nr rotl f-ir the current grading Mr .and Mra. Hrnry Schmidt of In vain. The Cuban lorrrt attacked de­ Jar.et Glenn, Jeen McMurrough, plete for serving t.etw meal* be­ period. spite a IT, A. raqur-t for a tru.-e, Sherlene Shepard. Silly Williimi, tween 5:10 and 11:10 p. m. Requirements ate an average of "R" or above In ail subject! with it had previously been reported Be<iJy Kulorr, Frankie Jones. no rating below "2" tn either re­ taut all loyal forces had been Ann Schumacher. Walter Meriwe­ ther, William Olt. Rcb Williams, fer nr conduct. w irawn from the Nicaro -.re*. li..*da Epstain. Carolyn Turner. AUSTIN. Tea. 4UP4>— A promt Miidenl* maintaining in the WEST PALM REACH-A p-.» The Florida Chapter canvrnlrtg i.en Frinelico Ttbernilla, chlrl Jud.v l.udwig, Nanry Thomas, tibia way to prevent tha natton’* here Is associated with the Amrri- nenl Texas educator credits the 1necessary gr.ulea were; Judy Van of the Cuban jo.et staff, said th* Mary Ann Watsun, Joy Wester, principal eauiei of dsslh-ecro esn Aridemy nf General Prac­ recent business m ention with the Wmklr, Jack Caolo, Jerry CuL nary thromboali and tlroke*—will tice, an organisation with n n* caving Hie stale's shortage of pub-1 lum, Sandy Maxwell, Carol Ox- U, S. request for a (tucr was re­ Alex McKibhtn and John Miller. I f,„d. Mary Phlltips, April Ramey, jected because Ihr rebel* look be described at the Florida chsp- Hon at membership of mme 14.000 lie school teachers. Dr. Hob Gray, University ef Linda Ley. Itelorci Newsom, advantage of a similar cease-fire ter of Iha Amrricjn Academy of family phyiirlsn* drdlealrd to General Prattler when it hold* Ha Improvement of medical rare for Texas, Teacher Placement Sen- |,*ura Chase, l-a Vlgnu Pitts, last summer to "occupy strategic Little Hope Left annual convention here Oct. 30 the puhlie. One nf three wavi, let- dirccl-ir, *ebl " tha riiirht rr Marilyn Sprouse, Edward Hamil­ position* #nJ mcjiiy (he nieivrs at For 77 Miners; Jtov. 1, according to Dr Thompson, I* hy ressinn In induttry arpironllv ton. PaH via Rs-iett. Ftuvn itsl- their own eortvenlenee " Meinw.ihr, rebil lesder Fidel Dr. RoniW Thompion, Wait making avadahle promptly to ranted many . . teacher* who left liurk, JoNm.j Phillips. Robrr' Smith, Charier lin e , ih rrts a RM Castro announced thet hi* men 16 Bodies Found Palm Rrvrh, program rheirman. America'* family doctors, the new thr prnfrs.-l.in to return." have been ordered to "shoot on «-r. announced the convention will development* In re«earch. The SPRINGHlLLv N- S. (LTD— Calhy Ru'd, Janet Ely, --nc tight" at any automobile on tho Rescue w-utkerv (u n n tlld In Ihree hear a panel of leading sciential* family doctors. I)r. Thompson Two Foul Ralls road betwren Oct. 30 and Nov. A llarwatd. IJnna Villi, 8u»in Tan. (> direetioni deep in Iho Rprinjhill •a d doctor* who havr betn mak­ added, are In one of the be*t po*lFARMINGTON, N. M —4U»»n ner. Hrenda While, Judy Whit- in a move Intended to disrupt th# mine, a lamb for perhaps • • ing a lerlta of discoveries and tio.ii to prevent or mlnltnlre kill m ;ny a* 13 ptrsuns. htve barn using these >!ii:overlts ing disrates. beu-autr of the run- —Mrs V | | . RoyIc* * r wretch-1more, Carol Stamper. S' eryl Stem- Nov. 3 election. for patient eara and with promls- tlmsoui supervision »f thalr pat Ing li.c World Srri*» un tc!i-vi*lnn per, Dunna 11*11, l^ slit AIR *on, There ws* practically no hope when she heard a i riglilior c-U-; Diane ^IrMunuufh, Me sic DodIrnt’a health Jag reaulli. for the 77 missing miner* and it -Kin, Damon Morrlsun. P a d Mjr- Candidates List Also scheduled for (hr rnnvrn Ing appeared that the final death toil The panel Is comprised uf ;ia She Walked nut to hci yard i mack, Anrrite Hrown. Barbara would aland at M A total nf id nail) -known *eienU*(*-Dr. WII lion program ar* throe additional tn (ind lhat while Rnb Turin wss Rurkter, Jtun Donaldson. i/>r*tta discussion* dealing with rancer. texl-e* had been removed by Week's Expenses in T. Foley, N*w York City and •ariy today. Eighty • on* miners Dr- Jack P. Whtenanl. Ma>o Hln-psychiatry In general practice and retiring llir Mlivaukie Braves In 0>e*l. lundt iluni, A n Mah.m. TALLAHAMEE (IJITt -S e n le, Roc heater, Minn., who havr (he doctor's role in raring for the top of the first, two men h«d Geraldine Page, Cernl Samuel, 8p*sserd Holland repmted todur escaped, IS nf whom wgre in Beits much raseaicli in Ihi* fitld. mast ratualilr* in thr event nf helped themselves te (hr washing Mary S-ntt. Diane Smith, Jilt he spent SIX (A in h!« cam pa ten serious condition te the hospital West, and Mjra Wxuks. Alan Dr. E. Sterling Nirhol, Mi atomic bomb attack nr uthcr dis­ tin h*r rtelhci line. a - t stall f — * for rr elaclion last week and said Officials nf Iho Cumberland ( ) ami, who St the University nf Mi­ aster. Nationally-known scientists, he receivr-l eontrlbuttena totaling Railway and Coal Co . which op j doctors and professor* are ache ITJOO. ami and in private practice haa crate* the mine, laid they were bean using this* new techniques dulcd lo participate in each of Ills Republican opponent, l.e not able to estim ate just how la trailing larg* number of pat­ these symposia. land llyter of Miami, reported long it would take lo reach the ient*. The Seminole County Zoning man "h*» been playing golf when expenditures of 1103 01 and con­ t3,noo.(,>ot fa-r w h m *orne S3 men were h e llo e d trapped when tributions of t.115. Each of the panrlitti la sriied Youngsters Get Ilaaid wilt meet Thursday to act hx should Have hern winking and vied to present (he result* of his Write-In candidate Gcorgo llcn- an earthquake likr jolt or ' bump" on the resignation of a building I don't think this is right " #wn work and will than join (or Bowling Lessons Overman, in his resignation, n rtt of Alachua, reported rxpen- crumpled the mine shaft Thuriday Inrpeelor wbote relearn tart week night ■ fra# d ilO k ftv ameng the pan•aid hit derision was base,.' on th e j *i of II end no tontribuilons. Lc*»on» and league bowling it »t< requested by the Hoard of •Stale, and In an open forum and conducted manner in which bis rs** a a* pre­ County Commirsioticrr. each Tursdiy aflrrnuun question and answer ptried fur (', I.. Overman ha* submitted sented to the commission I*/ Swof at the Sanford Rowling Alley. academy members. All boys and girls of junior and hit retii:nation to the toninr ford. "I hi e tern charged, found tenter high age may participate Iwsrd The resignation came after guilty and aenleneed," Overman requested the Legal Notice Thr Sanford Recreation Depart­ th* eommlrilon raid. "1 had not hern Interviewed, ment it sponsoring the ecttvlt) toning board to relieve Overman examined, quo'ionrd or even no­ S 'lt'V IT IIII • v » w * i " of hi* |ob. (OTirs: id iic iir .iir o iv i:x tha t • nd member* of the Men'* Rowl­ tified a* to the situation until two . IUsfah-1 U. C i.u d n .a u am l a i m i ing League! a ir giving free time Zoning lurard member* have dav* alter the action " a ll*b a b a tln a a * a l i'a ----- *ir> u r4 -r \V *nt m o n ty ? Sell th » l old r« r, piano, ukulele, o r w h » ta* ifftliia -t* r, i m * " t rE X T tV A l. lo help atari the new bowler* on taken n-> action on thr reilgnntiun lie raid Snnlfnrit had pierente.1 h ev e .v n u , nt ■ big p ro fit, th m u g h th » C lassified A ds I C . I.K i’T K K .V U i rl. *»-1 •"-! th Ih e l || In, the correct form ter good howl­ a* yet. the ease ",n #* bad a light a* pns*«4 In l l l l r l i l »al-t n i n t m l W an t to buy a homo n r a baby b u g g y ? T h at a a re a ing. InitruciiOn begin* al 3.30 p. »h* C la r k #1 lh» C irc u it i n an Th* commission requested that rible *' He termed the rhargas ef etn in *la < '«unii. r i e r i a * . in i u . 1,1 . m. and tram bowling start! at I th o u sa n d and on# item * o ffered fop sale a t g r« * t i* v . Overman be relented after ComSwoffotd "unrupperted" and said a re w ith ia * n re tteten * ot Ing*! T hi* t« w hy w e rail th e C!«a*lfled Seetlon th e *Ic 111|o a* Saw * n ia tu ie i-i.w ti: p. m. School club* which might mlnlunet Lawrence Swoffimt “political whintv" had entered Ihe • r llo n it l r i - .t i a * X iit u lc a I w ish to bowl together a r e w rt " M ig h ty M idge*"! It ia o ffered to you a t such a lew 1 II said he had received a number uf picture, "rather than having the / # ’ nnr.A,M< n , c m m \ t :A t Iro m # to do m rumplaintx about Mvrrman't u„ik. full adoiimstcied acc-iidm* lu thr cost, an d th e re s u lt! a re pow erfu l! A m axing! T ry i t ! In addition, ffwofford aaid, Over- co-le.' ? Everybody needs money sometime UPTOWOO Soufhside To Hold Full Investigation Asked Annual Halloween In Death Of Sanford Boy Carnival Friday Deaths Seminole Releases First Honor Roll FAMILY Cuban Rebeis Lose Weekend Skirmish 1 Junior High Lists 'Honor' Students Coronary To Head Doctors' Discussions Teachers Return S Zoning Board To Act On Overman Case Uac The Mighty Midget The ClANiified Section to Buy! — Sell! — Swap! Legal Notice P A IN T A N D HARDW ARE ■ K tiin iii.s-. i h i * t s e s iM v is r n w w i« a iiiN V » llr* ml r u h l l r l l r a . l a , |l |tl«t . -<il. cfn .Sul(r» ! l I x i S ) a 1" 1’ •" a-*u r-t*B -r w Ith O S.lino S I.f tha ■ M toa Ite g u la lle ra te st tte<**r» n t '* » 4 » r h i t tmr • -1 s* s m a l l lo u perstt a tru u a n * r r * W t * n s r h * i -n th» f - | . II2VLM »-•« t> p i - i w a . i . i i i i s r * * t i t ^ h . H s i f k l a i|i« k w a y l l i (•■alls h ra rin a * l l t h»M In i h r Hroiln-.!* s-ni.t! Il -usa. C o lla te s ' -misilsatnn - 1 i foam »i. T i.u r s ila t X s i t n k t r 11 l t - l *| S.e* I-. m, vi *. ». - m l l u f s s l l t f b » |...s s 11*1—, ( Hsniteuln I't-u m v |t,,„it,r C"inml**li>n Mi Itn h cii n Slr-o n X im ln aU I l i m i t Xonm r D l r t - ' r r T# TOP q l Al.lTV mrnhamtter . . . . Ha»c What You .Need. C A L L — " T h e l.itm lier N uB iltor” F A 2-5.1 AI LUMBER & SUPPLY kla. lln ar.l n f t 'o u n lr C atw iw lM laM r* estuln-ln (-..unit, yii.tlila nc Jo h n Attest O. k r l- ls r . t'h a lriw ta Iternitnn a ill W. -Ird S i. YARD S a n fo rd . Thert'i a better uay to protect your home. Cell We <3 M t > Paint — Y«mtnh and F-rimtl* Vest** sir r a t t l e ll e a r i a a b e rlro ta e lt t n In ........ ... w ith te rtli.n 1* ..f I he ■ Bn lan la I'eu-uv X..oi,tj,- t l - i u l s |i..n - p H.urft -it I 'm i s lr I'u m m la . ssn n sja a f eem lsiul* t',.u n l) K l-■rta<a . i>ineofes Sa «nnc Ih * (e lD i ' f t e _es»«rihsis h i „ i » i i r i m m i . u i . i»j- Th e X 's -it a s :* , «.r K t r t i Bert JS. T w o l i e . Its* *»»!. w h i, h 1a on Iha H 'e h w a r 41* R a t i of IS * n»sr A R u am n is a. h»*l r u k llc M sa rln v a ill I s hsl-t tn Ih * htn-lm-te r*«gh|y r o u r t t u t * Baar.-r* estea r ter teaIn InIk *r r e u“ n l y O f.ia is ils a i" " * '• ran"* • " e r a a k v r i l . i s t l a l I I »l ASI, «ir aa m - s t h tr e a t ls r aa p etsia a k Ruy the fin eat In Patel. Paint rrndurta tad Hardware , . . it * the rh»tp**l In the lung run. Sc# iu,r larva ttl r d i o n «f F la . Carraway & McKibbin General Insurance 114 N. Park Ave* FA 2*0331 Call — FA2-2611 CLASSIFIED ADS I I A �» Woman’s Page iCarnival Mo*., OtL IT, 1MI—Far# • Gamma Lambda rh«Bf r.% ^'Scheduled Honor Young Woman Local Womans Club In Oviedo Has Benefit Bridge Eliiabrlh A»hby. M i.m ia't I Hil.tr The telethon nf Yeung Woman i t -rp rc-rn i nn Ihe h*.|* of he» <>f the Year pf O.ierto will he jnuriltuiion la m e oi mere of A II jllovtreti theme i-rc* tiled In the ilecoistlnni for the Itenefit D eitert B ridie hetd Thursday night at the W o m an • Club. Mrt George Stine end I er commiller were retpontihV for the artliMi, imu«uai arrangement* placed about the room. A.'lifleiat Plans for the t) \irdit Halloween *l • dlB,ltr *'• Ml ■' > •’ " « * ••» ■ * * •« » rndeavSh Carnival, titled for Oet. II. h u e ’TV,d' 1' No'- 1 * llh ‘» 'tu r» l and civic « ir k . i l' f Gamma L i n t U i Chapter of hnmemiktng. b u tin tti. Ic t c h in i, hero te'esied by the llet* Si c o n I’ht attending »iwl rommuntty activitlct. ' voun» Woman upon >hi.h nfl1 Sjf® * Phi- ap o n a o rtn fttl* ‘f , J b ' ,h r Ihn horutr and rn eg n th an It c<m "mnumitv by-e.-mmunlty, tecos'H*"* lunch mom from * . . 1,1 p ferrrtl will receive a . cn ificatr • "[, «b- i**rt y u n g v.om.n m. The lenlh trad e mother*. Mrt of award from Internatt >n»i Ur r>*)iti! In community bettert* r Wolf In eh.Tte a l l’ .ervr camrallon of Beta Srcma Phi *' *n International nrgfnir . V. rnar*r. n n Selection | , made ar ret hal »*?'«" »f " " U f a »« "* t* t Ihe meal. M il A. A. M y rn it In |o| n( rom m un|t). f rom 1(lf, and cultural development with f h a u e of publicity and Mr* C, r„ miuunliy the you nr woman li '■v ’° r h a t.tn . |n the l.’nltH S trV a n d II other miintriet. No meinE. Beatlev it ticket chairman ' .‘ver tu b er membert of the topper com C l . w lt. V n n r l e I t i f f ' . , . . of thi* (vrcan'ratlivn I* rllfi grape* and a bla.k violin w»rc uted in one liutanre '-.nihcr imprr**ive array of fruit* (raced the mantleplece W m nrrt nere a* follow*: high bridge, Mi* C M Wall* and Hr. R. TV. Ruprrcht: high tam ba, Mr* J. P. WiUon and N. R. Willinev; hith cana»ta. Mr* George Stine and Mrt. George Well*. I t I |1 IN C C U S l l l l l o r >• forr v d i l r v f v h. no- of Doo. p*tic* »e-, awarded to mlttce arc. Mt* John Duda. Mr* ||n m#n, hours of I’ren .it V in* Woma ' 1 - Year. Mr* If J. Ilooley, Mr. George Eddie Parker, Mr* Walter l>« <mt , , 1|ir fomiTv need each « ... Phi ha. many Well*. Mr*. C. I P rid in f. Ml**. (nr. Penn tTrey. ' l VS i t »w at M „ |t ht? T hll * l . , c with the M l • - .- i' "* Sigma K e. Mrs Mil ponn t Ilf* M re oenlt on it.rlf ^ Vlr. Cl* Je W nsht. and vWlMi d*l> aeneral stale o , ' f. in E lla lre Klrchhoff. Mr* Arthur, llovrell. « ... V. « J>l o” leneroi atair ot n r,m i. fultural and rnmtnumt* terVleO. Rrannan, M-* ‘•nr Steven«on MM. M- o u r lempertnent, lype of wort ami j,. members have dven | ■ Zachary and Ralph Door, t.. the o m n a iiu m will climate The follow Inc Keep out!) of abilities, lime, effntu The *lvt!i an.iual Winter F e ith jA Smith open it h VP p m. All are aiked . hart nowever. sue* rime tus a r ,| ,,jt1 ,peir reaperApprovimate.y KW attended vat at All So.ilt Catholic Church t.. come In rMtume if (V)** b e ceiled quota* hated on age llvf .om m um t.r. and the nation. The fottume parade will begin ; l ) r ar» j j •„ n .. ____________________ will lake pin* on N v 22. Iiom at I p. m P rltrl will be given with two hivr nap during day 1 111 p in. The fuii.lt t»»*cd will I lMM I it IN M MVtrit for preachoni ace children, fit*! I V vear* 11 I.* 12 hour* Iveortii the I’a n -h of the WARMER IN WINTER tlirouih ihittl gtade* and fourth with nap in afternom Church MVI I t I I through tltih Tbeie wilt l>c fir-t a to year* lit to 12 hunt* tVep . o . naitmen for urr fetttval are and letond prize* for !*■ j t and 10 1* year* o to II* h u n t -lerp F lltK lK U a A S I! ti h itn iei and Tony Tr*m*. M •» N u n ) 1 *»o a *ophoittt>re girl* in the»r group*. I'n re . will Vdu I. | hour * *teep * harlet it tld e t chairm an; l-otiii »*• Elorida State fn iie ttlly , tpent alto be award*-! in the junior I N S F F A T IO N Whale* en the amount of tlcep itiiani, I ihtir n . and Itrlrn Con me weekend with h>-r p ti-n lt. Mr. high, ter.inr high, an I adult *n individual tequirrt. the type of *t»ntir.e din er chalim an; re- and Mrt Woodrow i >«h Iding equipment he u*r* deter. ■reinmentt, Mr and MM J-Vc Ix d r and J|r* Vann Savage A lidrwalk vale, and a h..i d..g -nlnea whethe'i or not It* will wake A t 't *n * ^ nl lh- " P,V*r ‘1 ln land coldd drink booth will be fe. be tea ,lp refreihed in the morning I'iinv lidrt game* id «klll, em- L,t>Til W'. RoMntnn ,, , , ------- llighlightt include: home *lrfP i it( l>rit f jn n . b turr-l Phone G \rd rn I KAC2 truul.ry booth, and a c*ke tale ^ n.? Newark I n’,d ,‘ ' ff b*W4h- . " 'l * ” h*'' '*h , r ,h' "«»«lrrt» an I tv .I a .r among the featured attrae- M turoed ia tt wreh frmtt d«oct. rounlrj More and bula f p i|n | . g,Tf p. , ppr (uppari M j F U K K K S T IM A T H S r-.-r* Tift) p u r r , will he award 5 . J , itnnpir..*briefly to *!*•*' hoop conletl. ci.m f.rl ed a-d one grand p n rr =" V* • nn v „ ,onr having plant, they ,an Tirkrt* a t- . . o i l , V f*om any ‘ r i *' " 1r ror.tiibute to the country «tnrc of the p a n 'l l -ner* of Ml Stoll Iran i. Svoli. *.in ol VIr ae.t J ir a • Vrel to plea*e ronlaet Mr* Catholic Chuich ( M i». F. 0 . Scutt, made the Dcan'a 1K>ufUt J i r |,,„ n „r v|r , \* m --------- ------------IJ*t *ot the cunent *n week* at j | n„ f n , . the Pat lor S.h.vvl f .-r Hoyt at . . . . , F e s tiv a l S c lie d tiled WORKING TOWARD THE FI.OWER RtlOW ulwted for Knvemlier IS itntl K nt the t i i . f i 't P o n r i i ’orv a r r M r*. I,. I* l.e e p e r.n p d Mr«. .Ic»*p|ih T r u i t t (P & A A o n a li ( llr m lil S ta f f I’h u to t Strictly Feminine 'Who's Who' Proves What Men Had Feared Holler for Haller” Cliff (t. Haller, Inc, It. EVERETT R. IRWIN l.i-tcd ate >uch women v* e cdllari CHICAGO —(U P II- The Amerl- * If el. n l.milte llooip, f.i t and —l.<>-tjln Calverlon ft'K «rn of ca.i v.oman h at Proved. In what omjr woman to be eteculive *c New i orU, who *s*ti and re was ctt*e a man v wor’d. •h.v'. *hr • the <e i u It lari of hr* aea aulmalt for film* and TV. k ra a l vhai’l wha* Tratlr Intosrn G. ||j|n l of Honolulu The pee-»f i< ;» uu vr.-. . —Mrt . u • . . Ui i*rdl of •»» thr fn*t womar Interinr dee • ‘Au.»‘v Who of wmenran Wo n- Mnniprlier, Vt . only wo.nan tta'.r matnr ■• dir a tuhiitanne: lli !h 1 h will ne piibllvhe i 0.*t director of re re a Ilor V. r .e Prremnn of Mattapet|iij •l.a>ater - ... ... I .. tbie- only weman in —Corlnne Uuker »f -\ Y , , .. Paula Valley. OVIa . fir»t woman gi.e a flute conceit at Town I I , l|; r H1 r ^ ' ' rr,,1i '«> »• I Mm Arthur loteph, a want nf MarqriV-Who** Who Inc *. the 1d*rtc,o minil*f hlinn j it lawyer. (su s »e *a* *a. Ik* . . i .ifl I*. an (he ...guevl bon iirrti which for fill veart hat been , mlnu'ialinri —Klinut Mullcit *d or—and unit unman i-n crd — at putting Ingetlier •’Who'S Who Irt Ann Arbor, Mich., a papyroln-Ut a hachetnr dinner g iv ri bv the America ____ , la .id the on', m e ll«ted In the T'.vev Count.. V J ft*r \«*« Tne » M.k lt»t. about JT.ntwt o f -------nation the St.lW.OOO womrn of voting Sammom dr. r n d at thr it*;! age in the country. Hiat women wauldnl be barred Wheeler Sammons, J r . the in­ If the* rrfuird t<> provide birlh trepid male publither, said they date* Mr found mo.t women are "women outstanding a* worn •‘*urpti*lnglv frank" (only about ,ee," and not ne e u s n l. '*"'ue., 5.300 hedged »n the m atter. i*„e who *tand nut from "both their *ueh w(.man evpiairrd' aitteri and brother- " Tlie Vmeri "Nubiwi) wants to ttrrlch the ran woman h at made * name fur The Woman t hu.irty of Chn- truth but if one u over fort) tnhettelf in tcoret of (irld* once a!mo«t the eiclu*ive province of tlan S m i t e of the i ir*t M«th*«*tl*t r’1,fr f" r * **' m*n There are Ifted. for r .a n v , . Wl , , r „ lr WrrV pf ' ' « pie. !3.5 woman bank preai.lrnt* Samtimn* .aid hr found .vom and at Itoat 240 ruino.tei There ( , , a r r *' '• • elf-Demal on I iM , ; in. ntn abaut are advertiiitlr evrculUe*. TV an- | -lay with aljuirl l>a, of prsyer i Haling drlatl- of tilrieCotren * nnuricerr, radar icterlHt*. bin al-|ire.tilatii.n in me .tiuieli aril in manym.larirr* had dlfflrhemlit*. teatile ron-Jltantv. fill- Emm |li;*o ». in. J p m th- 'ulty getting the t i l . to own on . loi* and diplomat* women of the ehur.li *i!| nirel !<• | *** !,ir veiy ec nmplt*hm*r.t« fi pray Inf thr vvolk of ail*'Oinailft J *h«,'*i the etlitm* V’a'.tcd to In in Bolivia, Cuba, and Mcxlro. Spr .tilde them rial prnlrrti in the.e rintnrAnother prtildrm keeping 1-ill be ■uppnMrd by the nfl j -,ul tr,-n who ha.e w-imriCa f,r>t clal giving <-f the mrmhri* «f lb. -arnet Ihr editor* rauchl o tr W v' C S throughout 'h> Cm ■shulr * afln hr h d pa*-r I ni In! State. A portion, of the o. ' .r e-t on a-d had been a.krd ry will tv iced to sup|'«r1 home* ; . Mipply li.lormatian for letiint drarnnnrrtet n .» . They re kerpini; thru finger* Jlrd iia lt.ifS for the day a-r . r r ,,c . t r d that no male practical IIOM) VY . o . , tr,“ t ,hr ,hc," ‘' Atl Til™ Inker* wilt he unveiled afler the The lb>y Scnutt el the Tirtt \ tt t* Mirr". ba-r-l on hytnnt tamk t* nr H r * . . . |v K r . Prr.bytenan Church will meet at nf ( harlrv vvc.v la .vdcrv * p, no the mriiitatlor.t are Vlrt. I! Williams, Mrt. \\ S iligginbn r;ne.,e*t Baptist ■hurch Youth )h#m Tr n , yj, Fellow»hip meet, at a V) P m. „ y |<npfr> , rd , h„ Mr* vWbnrt Hi, k*m n ia itA V Thore p'a'-nmg to attend * I’lnecrctt R aptm t hurch VV VI bring Samlw Iche* for Ihe t'. Night Circle nirctt at the me»! Ihe hrveiagrt will Ijg fur home of Mrt. Jewel Biter, 2RV) nivhed hy the Worn it '* S'. ie|y nf Summerlin ,\vc at *:J0 p m. Chll»tian .Service ^ The Crutarirr ( ho:r of thr T int Baptitt Church prac llcd at T p Juliet gin- yuv.mlc in *l*Cf m wear ln*pifrd by SliaVe«peare Brntheihoi-d *uppcr at the Firit pajama «et by Gibb* i* ile'ignr- • i . Baplltl Church at T p. m Mr. like a page'* co-tunie <-f Kllra Tamer, pre*lflrnt. urgft all men bethan lim rt V y.ike-l and 'trip ­ ped cotton flanel top h tn attend oyer a tottvn kml leotard Thn Junior Fellowthip of the T in t Preihyterlan Church will meet at 3 1) p m Quiet Day Scheduled ( ’ll ii re h Calendar »„ Nancy iRichards T Mrtu”Hih,K(l s M U i u i u j "MrT , nrt SK? '«^V: w n^ n (li.ited v^l*iled friend* m t rarw ater ever " ....... of bend, Martha Vnnr Cameron, _ i ,. daughtr of Mr aed 51ro John . h , , ,. daughter daughter bane, Richard., daughter of „ h„ n,en initialed Mi. *nd Mrt I.. E lllchanit. ha* a* a rh arler member of Gamma M rr# || tnA „ ri „ ln , n ,tWlk, fn ehurm en for the fir at grade. yyri Krrrelt Bcatlry, tecond grade; Mr*. Milton Gore ami Mr* Thomat. ihinl grade; Mrt A. II. P a. and Mr. W it H u n t., ro lehairmen for the fourth giade; rnuje n .m g i£ . urn nnt,„fl*j turoiity to tv in'lallrd Stale nlvertit* . t Ir.-at „ Kentucky We.lcy.n College. Trv oult aie held annually in Jan'r* Heir. St John, run of the fall, and are open to an) ltd- Mr. ami Vtri .t ft St <ohn. hat d. r:1 |egl*teie-| el 'he l ‘nn. rr.lty pledged \ i chapter of Phi Kappa Viteptance it bavri' on cvi.linv Alpha at the t.'nlver*ity nf South lion, J^otr, *howman*hlp. ability Carolina where hr i* attending on I" gra-p quickly the idea involved a Naval tjiulatthip Ii petf.nmine a new *lunt. alii I de and willtngr,rt* to w,„k Af i n a itudent • se 1- ir.i *.-i the ' , r * H I | l H i i i r S > 15 I l S l •toupe. j "< average mutt be Ned Altman, hair *tyll»t, cave maintained In order that the vtu * demnn*tr»tl -n on hair *lyling den' mav ttav in Ihe ClMit or ■» t*'1' Tuctdav night meeting of tm .cl with the tioupe *»!• XI Chapter of Beta Sigma None of the two hu-dird .....I *‘h' hpM *' ' hr honi' entl in the h a u l* receive an* t Jn#n * RUfMior. o-d an *v*er peiicvt ronrernlng tbe c*ie pay fot their pailiripation n>.r are of hair followed the demonitia ,1,rr,‘ tfhotarshlpi or nut of Mate ' tion Vlra Ralph Rett* Brtt* preilded l e i r . u o ' J . r ^ ^ and . w d re.eivr* ^ e l t T ™no 1 Mr. pre.I.led over 'elf-tupporting , ’’ ’ ' the hu*inr«* m rrtln t ami *rl ,.mril I IN# hfh pint | f i Mm Sam T. | Wheeler J r , eochaimven for the fifth graile; Mr* W V. Swen n n ind Vtr* John V'ourlt-i J <o ehatrnten for the lixlh grade; Vtn Joe 1 ltra*lev ami Mr* C y; Matter* en chairmen foi the ,r*rnlh grade; Mr* Theodme Autln J r . eighth grade; Mr* Tied Rnhhinl, ninth grade; VIra E C Wolff, tenth grade; VI ** f* II Jack.on and 'tr* W 'I Howell, eleventh grade ami Mu Ja ik T llryant, twelfth grade. a , i In Flying High Now Your Dry p.. r:t- •a f t " * * ; r Skrlfnn, \ rubhrf tipped I' Hv harih (i»f pirkint: up knittiMK *t(trhe> It will ititth* ■ in plm e until rend) tn knit them \fi* Lffin S'* r 1 n Jr . Look Belter l hun Lver! N e il : DISCOVERY san i i o m Dinner In Planned Maintains Likc-Scir liot/y and 7 extare nf Fabrics & Almost Indefinitely The Seminole County Evening Home Demon*! ration Club met VVnlno«la* night for a brief l>u*l— ............. t ’nder dl*cu»tinn wa* a piopo* f*l liifkri diimH* tn he held ii thr t" r n l r r \f»V j. Cl can injj; Will • f»»f rliih illf inhcr* tun i* Mr• lia 'id Priniit, Mr* Tr<'>ind fHeiu!* Mr* liulh (101**0 i* dropped It*', Mi* Robert l l f j 'r * . Mi** tIir rhairmin for the dinner hold flie* lift*' Annr t ’artrr. Ml** M»r> Sli member* *od 'll** M'rtte you t i e 1\ n n Wrifhl, and Ml'*Xitifj" Wilion, count? homf ilfifiomti* Sn.iih 'linn i | f n t , ’• f r a prttfnV. i CITIZEN S O F SEM IN O LE CO UN TY: We. the undersigned, endorse LICK (»AKV as Our Write-In Candidate for the Imporlant job of County Commissioner. District Four, for the following reasons: 1. We need a County Commissioner from District Four who will represent all of the County fairly and impartially. 9 The Jut OP Ch f In*' r r M b - '.man Churc'i • ItltCI at T P m An tr fr if ti nr program I* hetr.g planned, and a hambur­ ger tupper will b* prej.aied by tie- r;,' '•'me ann .n!» CORIRllllPO. The W. S C S. nf the F.benrr*r Mrth'wliM Church will nhterve the Wrek of Prayer Or! 2i 11 with a "Quiet Hay" at ihe church ^ fr>.m 10 a m. • 2 p m 2. We need n man who is first well-versed In Municipal and County Affairs. NOVI SHOW ING O l’ K N I J ; I .*• X t . K T 5 IO IIK O l T « r l it K GO H I T T O A M O V IE . r'-at e. f I ■'«. T**^ (*Sf 1 It. WFDNEfinVT Trairmg L'ninn tuprrr and planning meeting at th* Firtl Rap'itt Church at fi p m. Thr Senior High Choir nf the T m i rre*byter1an Churrh will meet (or rchfartal at fi JO p m W slchra Jew elry I)i»m ond« H irlh alo n e Rlngw t'te Oar lliidtel rian. Charge A layaway. ( t fe J t i t z r m r, lit RA J 0 I81 w h ii :% rskrss; II Featurr: 1:0(1 - .1:10 - 5:20 Ti-lo - 9:10 A D M IS S IO N F O R T H I S A H R A t T IO N A d u lln — .T ln tin re — fiOp N l« h t — 7 Of SludrnU — 50c i Shaffer f>. 1). Cammage T. L. Lingo lif t Clnnt* Jack Fv m u M erritt Slalry .fame* Pearaon I.auren R. John*nn George A . HiiRhet W. M. Stanlev Roy Rritt Andrew- Stanko J. 11. Lee, Jr. Jim Rifirr 0. E. Hughe* O tifi Fotirakre Fred I)v»on * Doctor J. R. Foley C. R. C’lontfi Nolan Fore A. A. Mvera Emmet Kel*ey Ted Wflliamfi ■*s . (J Leon Oiliff Ce-ngr Morgan C. S f,ee SB ** (*. Frank Whfflrr Rcitiprt Parker Hd Cameron Ren Ward Jr. The t h*-.rel ( hmr of the Firti pretbvterisiv Church will meet for reheattal »l T^JO P m fli'nrjte Mean* .1, Younjr Hait i* lleiirr Simpfion A . M Jnnea fra Southward The M d Week Bible hour nf the F in t Preibytpeian Church will he rural ie'e-i by the oattor. Rev. A G 'lclr.nl*. *t MW p. m. SH F I S FO R A C 'O M P I.E T K S F I .K C T I O N O F ------- iv. William * J lick I'ai krr ANDY P ra .e r meeting at the Firti Baptl't Church at T » p m ^ We need a man who has been a successful Florida farmer and businessman and who is a taxpayer. E<1. Stoner, M P. John F.van* W. J. Lawton J. W. Ijiirton Walter Holme* Aubrey Mm an Gene Jan* A. Pnda Jr. A. R. Duxbury G. R. r»rak* All too often, the rail, dret* nr coal iliai tnuht i n t h11 a n d j a u n t y mhrn new, lo ir t niue' nf it* ilainty im a m • in la u n d e r in g nr d r y c le a n in g Ai Icavr, it in rd in' Now. a new'.aoiiunr d it. o .c iy itt i n r r t likr-ncw im iih every time a garment it cleaned I m l every tra ir «>i tpiii. amt dtrf i« removed, iltcu t u m t i a i p r . i a i ’f in ilh in g " p r m e vv w I, iilr to m pleiclv r e t i o r r t likenew body and texture ui l a b n . t. (iwi m e n u aitually look, feel and hi like ntw again (.all for t e n ice today PHO N E FOR SER V IC E TO D AY Downtown Cleaners Cr Laundry Co. IIS H. I'iilmelln FA 2-5292 Seminole County Laundry Co. 519 W. 3rd SI. H. Spencer Harden Geo. Harden Jr. Alex Smith B. D. Ragg* It’s Kasy — Just Push The Hutton—Pull Hack The (ilass and Write I^ee Cary. • FA 2-3253 Southsidc Laundromat 106 E. 251 h ( Food mart llldjr. ) DeBary Hwv. 17-92 Dellnr.v FA 2-1301 Laundromat NO 8-<091 Thi* Pol. Adv. Paid for by Hie gliov*. i- f �mmtmm — Editorials I* Washington Calling THE STORY, BUT NOT THE WAY AESOP WROTE IT | ** #| Wet*XI* Analysis To Be Made Of Count’y Economy Th« Florida D r'tlopm ent CommUiion will release an aaalytla of the economy of Seminole County at a meeting in Leesburg on Thursday night. Included in the analysis, one of a series on Florida coun­ ties. will be an evaluation of the county from an industrial standpoint, what might be done to correct deficiencies and the eountjra atrong selling points for location of industry. This report will be given to county officials, Chamber of Commerce representatives and local businessmen. Seminole ia one of four Central Florida counties to be included in the report. It will be interesting tto see what the Development Com­ mission has to say about tbs county. It is a foregone con­ clusion that ths report will show shortcomings, probably quite a fsw. Such has been the caae in reports on other coun*n« report might be very critical. One of the latest, cr. « group of Nortweat Florida counties, drew fire fmm offi­ cials who became angry after hearing the report. These of­ ficials contended th at the Development Commission was too critic*!, that the sur.'ey was. to a great extent, untrue. Kcporta of this nature are fine, if they are used proper­ ly, These reports an such, are worthless. To capitalize on such surveys, officials must "eeii" tha present good points, cornet those deficiencies which tend to retard the county's growth. OffUUis should not tako personal offense a t what the survey reveals. They should, however, start working to atrengthan all phases of county endeavor. This 1* how pro­ gress ia mad" It**- setter Outside inc theme song in juil* and road prison camps apjwnrs io be "Let’s Get Away From It All." On Thursday, two convicts, one from Sanford, fled from a road gang near DeFuniak Springs. Thursday night, eight men broke out of the Delmnd jail, four escaiwd from the gunlaru! Training Center in Gainesville and two who ran away from the Orange County road camp were captured in Oviedo. As the old ad ay ' so aptly describes the situation: it’s better to bp on the outside, looking in. than on the inside, looking out. It’s s ’range that most who are on the inside dnn’i reatiw *Ms while they’re outside. Hospital Notes BtUy Ball (Sinford) Cleveland T. Brown J r . (Sanford) Lillian Heppoer (DcBiry) IIISCKARGKS Mr*. Edward Gold and baby girl (Sanford) Virginia Collin (Lake Mon­ roe) Valerio Colbert (Sanford) WUlla Agorsnoi (Sanford) Louisa Davis ( Sanford t Mri. Philip Daniels and baby boy (Sinford) Dannie Burkt (Stnfurd) K D U m tO W e c r o B iR n ts Lea Harold (BarJord) . •— r: * * h Z - •s —• Kobert M*GLH (lan fo rd j f u n k Knlftit (Sanford) Thelma S U sm i (Sanford) IIU V Btby gitl to Mi. sad Mrs. WtUUn S iestas (Sinford i Btby tM to Mr. and Mrs. ■ in J om s <Ofl«da> DW TUOU Otvgery Vance (Sanford) Wllllsm E. R in d ill (Sinford) Wllllsm Olson (Sanford) Winds Williams (Sanford) Mrs. Wilber Dutek and U by boy (Sanford) Mrs. Ernest J . polity and btby girl (Sanford) Mrs. Walter Price (Lake Monroo) Leonard Malhleux (Geneva) LrUoy Kail I Sanford) Willard G. Eldridge (Sanford) OCTOBER a il Now Hear This TONGGU, South Korea (U P !> Whsn tha bugler aoundi reveille for ono company of the P in t Cav­ alry Division here, H aoundi like a brass band. The unit la loeated tn a natural echo chamber. T here's s compensation for Um ADMISSIONS men, though When the sergeant Jo Ann G llchrlit (Sanford) call* tha roll, ono Gt mu war mg Willi. Ann G ilchrlit (Sinford) "h ere” can aourd like an entire platoon. Sharon f u llr r (Sanford) = DAILY CRO SSW O RD — ACMBB IB to* axcw hw m L AaaOra Bl ■ ito to m (■ a m ) <* an BPwgdaaf aft H lii Cj L'U 1IDL’D n ix Ut i J M ,.l 1trtULL' UL l i-ii i H D :h j i <v v w ra L’.:'jait l* i u:r-i" tui: t'«i '-.ix!-: V ‘i'» : i ’ ,v .’h >:>) ;u-. -1 .- i i ::•]» :i 11 -'ll X 1 D J h * D H L ’ ajfi W rm a. to r~ II F F t ■■■>1m■ ■■ fr y J y ■ ■ □ w cateton ■ y tf w 1 w n * r Ur w V ■ Fred Ofhmctn Says By KRLDLIIICK C. OT11MAN WASHINGTON- Tha subject to ­ day ll politic*; you can't get any­ body here to talk about an)thing else. Mott of thii talking ia straight through the lin n burg. With my own ears I heard Mead* C. Alcorn, tha chairman of the Republican National Commit­ tee, tay the Republican* will elect a lot of new fellow* to Congress on November 4 These lam e eat* heard Paul nutlet, chairman «,( the Democratic National Commit­ tee, nay hi* fellow* would gain a couple or three dozen teat* In the llouie. One of Uic»e gent* is cockeyed. Preiident Eisenhower came ba<k from hi* coait to-roast speechifying to innounca that nowhere did he find the Republicans Itellng glum, Some Democrats here said Mr. Etienhowcr didn't look In the right p lire i. I must report that I talked to a couple of Republican! straight from California artd they didn't aound exactly happy. They said they feared thrlr boy, William )'. Know land, had no chance of getting elected Gover­ nor. So Just before I went to bed la»t night 1 switched on ihe radio and there wa* Knowland, roundIng exactly a* he u»ed to In the Seriate, predicting that he bail it made. He *aid he calculated that a majority of at least 123,000 Californians would give him the job. All this i* what you might call confusing tn an innocent like nte. but it's just the beginning. L’p In New York S tile the multi millionaire Republican. Nelson Rockefeller, seems to be making a -irons race for Governor agair.it that other nuiltlmlltionalre, Averell Karriman. They've both develo ed a taite for cheese blir.tr* So a gent who mu*t have been a Republican aakrd Democrat Rutlrr what hr thought aiwut Ihe shoo in or Rockefeller, Rutter was indignant. "There's not a du n ce of this multimillionaire. Rockefeller, beating our small builncs* man, H ardm an,” he laid, lie went on to explain that Rockefeller had may tie f.*00,000, POO In hi* wallet, wherry* his own man Itm im a n , had only lioo.ooo.ow My frelirg is Hut we can ex pset either of these candidate* to be strictly honest; they w ont be templed even by coat* of v i­ cuna trimmed in royal pastel mink. Harry Truman is stumping the country, denouncing those v a r­ mints of the opposition. All over the land the Republicans are d e­ nouncing little ol’ Harry, who isn’t running for anything. Preiident Elsenhower It taking Ihrac-fitih* of the gripes ex ­ ported by the U. S. in 1937 went to Canada. w r Monday, October 27, 1058 W A L T .l t OIBI.O W . r e t i o e o a e r w k l l .k .v i S H t i W . a .I T M . UN. M a a a a t a . E 4IM r s v s L t r s J. L i a m . v u . a e » M u l o i h * * m h i lla ll ll Sotaraar. Sugar i l l Ckitauia SileHar •eaakor gr. » » el Mi root Ottloe dr a» j I I 1 U tr ltr tolerable demagogue. Nixon h at n ’t gotten around yet to calling Stevenson names; he's been too busy concocting uncomplimentary things to say about Democrats running for Congress. Alt thii ll fun, t ru e is, and it tak es a voter's mind off his hang nails, but evaluating the oratory isn 't easy. My own bride possibly has as good a system as any; she judges a candidate on how widely spaced are his eyes. The closer hi* peepers are together, the less use she has for him. DAILY CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 4, Brother J Expletive missile S Man's name i at,nr | n Mistake 10. Desert ehrub (Arab.) 13. Convene. Don In playa 11. Rough lava 13 Not working IS, custom* duty 11. Getter IP. Bubal.! f 20. Contend for I t. Sphere 23. Colors 23. A fruit -d. HTic 17. Pole 2» »ky god Free 33. Fits, « n iis s u Im w r T (» •Trut > 29 Perch % ♦ 30 ------------a4cr Galilee % li S3. Aleutians f % 31. Pile 38. Buddha ** i 37. Practice 1 >■ IF 39. Girl's . . . 'f t, name U it 41. Cooke 1 42- A city e m ll it concern 43. Bm<»■ DOWN 1. New ly-wed 1 it Jss' 3. Bilk v til feed ) ♦1 S. Burrow Irg animal to o Srlo tea ta ifcla H oo lk Arcade Package Store Foat«rin( T to Vary Bm S10 E. li t 3UMt1 a tia u w yyuu 'virxnn itbbr.) □CR)-. TinfD ore 3. A fragmrr, aa ■1! lii.K Jkif J WSJ'i'i of rake r* r(LT-)U fXUUU 8 ni<k»n»‘ merit* n e flflL ’OOGKkj Uriah----fx-ll' tk-m 31 Chill* t» r B a sjd u a a ?, Clcse to and A. Sracnail fever 9 Prepare for 33. Decay publication 28. Body 11. Malchts of »*r 13. Fooliih talk au d it s*l*(4*t'e S sie ir 17. flaking a n ti 34. Hindustani chamber 39. Vapor language IP Unitef 30. Finch '•J. Itnder.t work ( Eur.l (I. .Newt 31. Single 31. KeliavtU io. overhe ad unit 33 Mimicked train t i T~ • 7“ — | 1 1 , ii" If u rn . ( A S H 81/ public occasions as the visit of President Eisenhower to the state. Since there are sober estimates that Koowland’a Democratic op­ ponent. Edmund G. (P at) Brown, will win by a majority cf up to a million votes out of 3,000.000 cast, Knight is doing his best to rids the Brown coattails. On the bans of the labor support be hat had in the past his backers have or­ ganized the "Labor League for Knight and Brown,” and a million pieces of literature identifying the two i s fiscnda of the union work­ ers are being put into the mail. With this strategy Knight ii given an outside chance to win. Io the past Californians have been adept at voting for individuals r s J i t r than party labels. His op­ ponent is Congreiim an Clair En­ gle, who has been putting on a lively and effective campaign. At the same tim e tha*. Earl Warren was beir.g re elected governor of California by a ms.orlty- of a million, the Republican attorney general went down to defeat and this is considered by the Knight forces • hopeful precedent. Incidentally, It m*y appear in h ndslght that the most *ingle sig­ nificant pohlieai art nf the Elsen­ hower Adrr.inKtrition was to take Warren out of California and make hin, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. W»rren'x it>oderation and hit political undentinding fit this booming slate like a coiy lent. He appointed K: .iwisr.4 to the Sen­ ate and It was thanks In part to hn hold on California that the Senator won re-election aix years agn by a record majority. Unfortunately, In what appears to be desperation Knowland is re­ sorting to what was called In an­ other Republican cam paign the "back »treet” technique. He It attacking Democratic national commiUecmtn Faul Ziffrcn fo r an S leged business connection with a Chicago gangster named Green­ berg who v i s killed in 1933. What this has to do with the candidacy of Brown, who is careful, cautious, conserv ative-mindrd. is not clear. A year ago Nixon talked with contlderable candor of the threat to the parly for !>W in losing California, the last big state c-\ which the GOP had a firm g r i,/ That Is today * very real peril and it is no consolation to Repub­ lican! to lay that they, o r rather their leaden, asked for it. Bird Dispossessed HOUSTON, Tex. ( L T D - Sissy, a grey alley cat. has moved into a bird cage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jordan Sr. * ' tike* it >o well that she won't i> ep anywhete et*e. Mr*. Jordan bail put thr l ag* out to sun on a low tree llmh when S.ssy climbed In. Mrs. Jorrixn hid to set another home fa# her parakeet. ■If Nun Don’t Know The Merthandite—You’d Belter Know The .Merchant 1” All Rhutuxtapbic Supplies * Wieboldl's ^ PBRA 318 S. BANK AVE. SANFORD M w ay s p r c - t c - l e i j l or long wearing* perfect fit, and smart styling. W h ere n u a lity is h ig h e r th a n p ric e ” BANK AT THE FRIENDLY.... FLORIDA STATE BANK^ rv 4 - S A W rO R P tWpoatt k iM to g iftrp f ffi# T H E 5 T H D IS T R IC T N EED S HERLONG -in- rs f t Gt*k f tr I $ T* % r IP "■ 4i A| i tO-Z7 ? CONGRESS AT YOUR SERVICE A Hard-Worker, With Seniority - Prestige - A Known Record Of Outstanding Service He Has - COURAGE - ABILITY - EXPERIENCE LET'S SHOW THE REST OF THE COUNTRY THAT WE BELIEVE IN STATES RIGHTS. It you hovon'l* enough money to tarry you through until noat payday, a O.A.C. all-purposo loon may to tho happy tcth-slnn. Vote For and Re-Elect - CONVENIENT PAYMENT TERMS Loom up © O. D. Farrell's Fags 4 a breather betw een oratorical ex­ peditions, while his speech writers think up new tilings to call Demo­ crats Tna la tte r already are un­ happy about Ike labeling ’em radicals. I know some Democrats and Republican*, too — whoVt been called w orse. Adlii Stevenson, who Is touted by some as the third-time Demo­ cratic nominee for President, claim* that Vice-Preaid*rt Rich ard Nixon, who has hopes, hlruself, of gMtirg Ihe top l$ot, H an In­ By M arqal* Child i SAN FRANCISCO —This Califor­ nia campaign I* surely one of th« weirdest in American political his­ tory. It finds tha Republicans be­ witched. bewildered and beguiled, while the Democrats, who have tong been Ich skunk at the gar­ den p irty in California, are an­ ticipating a thumping vieiorythat assy exlead from top to bottom. Hardly an example of repretentatlve le'f-governm ent at it* best, the Republl-ars seem in re rro spec*, almost deliberately to have thrown away their chance* of sueccs*. They did this tn two ways, both of which relate 'o the ambitiens of Senator William Knowland. Minority leader of the Senate with a dlsLziguiihed national rep­ utation. Knowland could probably have gone on being re elected to the Senate Indefinitely. But be­ cause cf h ii Pretidentlat aspira­ tions, or so it was behaved, he wasted to be governor, and this m e a n t side-tracking Goodwin Knight, who wanted nothing so much in hf* a* to be reflected to tha g e.rrnorship for another te.-m. Hi' Know Ia raj h a . his w»y tad Knight w»s compelled to consent to the grc*t switchvtuo The final heat w»* applir'. Uv Vie* fre*!’cr.! Nixon, and. » hlb hr It the darling of California'* fa* cats who tU’ n up at fund ralilr.y dinm .a wearing "Dick in w but­ tons, tne -ank and file Itcpublica .a do - . t tbroN e him from blame tor the catastrophe that leems cer'air to >-c it . In tbn ,r.ar.-' "lace. Kr.oalaivd wanted to certify Sts reputation at a conservative. Hu would thus be-ome the choice of the powerful right wing of his party and go forward to prove that * cor.»«r• alive could be President of the United States. The Senator chose to ttake his campaign for the gov»rnor*hip on a right to-work piopoial outlawing the union shop In C atifurnu, and this is now P ro­ position IA on the state's com­ plicated ballot. However sincere Knuwiand's mo­ tive* may have been, the net ef­ fect wa* to stir a tremendous in­ terest among libcral labor voters in k.tofklng down Proposition IS and at the same time Uie man who champions it. Big business Is pouring mtlPons of dollars into the stile for TN’, radio and bill­ board hawking right to work. One c-nsequenee is that the GOP treltury -*»* prior to Ninon’s fund* raising effort*, piteously bare. Rig labor la pouring In even more millions to defeat Proportion 1*. Opposing t h e right to-work amendment, Knight Is doing his best to detach himself from Knowland. They do not speak to each outer except on such conspicuous (o MOO O A .C . F I N A N C li C O R P O R A T I O N -SSM eoa*. I l l W a il First Street..............................................T#l. FAW a. 2 37A3 A . Sydney Herlong, Jr. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE -T0- |OI4 SilM*i* T k .a ie r W ltg i.fl OFct Been Dody F-5. Didty f-l. 0ti*4 VoGrdsr -o au n o o *38 North O range Straal*............... . . . T#t GArdan 4 3i"A *01 W an Centre! A*«nu#.................. ^.....T ei GArdan3-6493 '1343 Cost Colonial Drive.................... /.....T e l, GArden 3-23*2 OAce Been M y t-S. Wi daiidty 1 lalwday M I •fertweriy Admiral finovue Corporation LOAN! HA Of IO BMIMNTB OF A ll N U h 7 TOWNS CONGRESS VOTE NOVEMBER 4, 1958 Pol. Adv. Paid by Domoeretle Campaign CommlttM of 5th Congre**loiial Dlat. I\. K. Kennadr. Chm. Ja*. S. W eavtr, Tr**». �~n Mon. O ct 57. 198S—fa* # 8 ffh'r S an fn rB Irra lh Seminoles Beat W inter Park nV JF.RRY COVINGTON ill nigh!. The atone-faccd guild A great t u r n effort by the refuted to be lik en out on > *inSanford Seralnoltt rn u lte d in a e ’e p!«y end ruahed Mn»her to very Important 1S-T OBC victory f n t th il he via* iMe to get but F n d iy eight over Winter P»rk a few pane* away. An intpired lire « u the brightl>or. . »n*s pav ed hi* be»t game eat »pot all evening with the A,ta. The .Mi .r.d tackle injured Seminole *p*rk pluti firing In on hi» k -er .r 'h-- teronn period, but q-iarterback Mike Mother to com­ w it rot to be 'e rlrd hi» ahare o! pletely .top in y offeniive threit the gic-ry. He p i,.e d up .o n e tipe l>y lh;« u .u lllv great p liym iker it the half *rd continued the r u t and p a iie r Kell) Lake. Neely of the f 'e m x with plenty of R ** and Dave Stanley headed power. He al»« picked vp another the attack agalnit Mother ir d im portant PAT wuti hi* talented had him fumhlla* all evening. toe Bob Day and Jam#* Markham Nee'.v hit through tlie middle, Stanley and L ike an both tide* fi’led In for Carter while he w n to completely unnerve the Witdrat iloweJ by the knee ind were ef quarterback fective agalm t the Wildcat offto»« found h ln m lf In thia con- f<*n«e. Markham, a .ophomoie, teat. Stanley plated the great- ihowi a 1st cf prom tie r»t game of hli bri’llan: career - Tarkle Charlie B- g *i alen found lie hornet tea drd In the tackf.eld himielf and h a t a bis 'hare of Browns, Colts Continue To Lead Pro Grid League lit KARL IVHIGH T l ruled P ro * International Jim Brown, the 2JO * pound lad Coarh Paul Brown aelerted when he Moit" a coin to ., in !9S«. may atari a new Cleveland Brown* d y r*aty with the bigge.t .e u o n ruihing and »rorlng *rree in Nat onal Football League hiltory. While the Baltlmoie Colt* (4 01 reta.ned their en* game W tatarn Diviiion lead Sunday with a JJ-10 virtory' ov*r the Wa*hingWn Red* »kir«. Brown ran amok for the fifth atraight week to apark the Brown* (S-h) to a 2R-2* victory over the C h i c a g o Cardinal*. Browp helped Clevelmd retain Hi tw oeam e E attem lead by acorin* four touchdown* on run* of 42. 41. 7 and 2 yard!. The Chicago Re*.* (41) re­ mained clo*e behind the Colt* be defeating the San rVarei»eo Forty-Nmer*, r-14. during a game m 'vhifh one of the M.OOO K etar Stadium fan* provided part of the halftime entertainm ent by locking Coach (ieorgr Hal*, of thr win rer* The New York Giant* (J2> regained undiaputed itc sn d place hrhind Cleveland by defeating the PitUhurgh Steeler*. 17 h. Tobin Bote .parked the Detroit l.ion* tu their .'in! llMI victory, a 41 24 triumph over the Lot Angrle* Rama before 81.704 In tha Coli.euin. and the G retn Bay P acker, edged the Philadelphia Eagiev M-JS In the other game*. Will Shatter Record* Rut Brown, a 22-year-oid full back from Hempatead. N. Y.. and Syrai-ute L’n l'e r.lly , |. the big atony of the flr.l part of the JOth NTl, campaign Barring injury, hr littio 't certainly will .hatter the all-Umo rutbing record it.lid ) yard* let by Steve Van Buren of Philadelphia in 1*0 ar.d Van B uren'. re-erd for touchdown* 11S I made in ISIS. At hi* pre.ent pare, Jim alto will break tha tea- the auceeia. The big junior * a t .ridge threw over the middle to pouring through the line to Hop Swaim for 10 yard*. The Semithe f i l l Wildcat backi. ,n<-le» moved In the 30 but had T. ,, . . . . , ... to kick Dandridge b-wned into the The Unabacking of Harold Stone fnd l0 „ , n(J lh f Wildcat. took and Duke Sehirard muffed out ever on the 2>V The> moved to •everat th rea t, in the terondiry. the 14 but Lake pounced on a Thr riefenaive play ef Cliff Mr- fumble. Ktbhin could not be overlooked In tha ae.ond per ,*d the >eml On .e v e n ) orca.ion* Jacob. »nd made Mother went wide, but McKihbtn nolei . . .their . .move. Kirk . . pick wa, there to drive them out of r(1 “ *> i o *™ U rdqi.i*: bound, and hold them to a mini- mc,\ td lhf ' ^ !l*° j 1 on. * »««■• yard run. Dandridge hit Jenet . acro.a the midd’e and the btg The Sanford offe-.ie In the fir.t fnd b.j llfd t!, r onr n j „(, , Usrc hf :f ' ^ r rd Ur ,n lh lt took It .iv. on a m eat c arter o. ihe Mi dealt, trr.cn k:r« put f0 n x rrted ard t wa* TO with on a one-man »no.v or th . ground <bou( j mtnutM r ^ a .- i n g . lVtt th»n*ihVL v I ,\V .v e .v ^ im » ' T rr " ild c a ti moved the lie'. T ni .-J in n « -"o v lii. --'.it to the .Vi. b it the line pojrfd ...... through on Mother, and Stable* ntgnt of .he . i> n and picked up pountf^ CI1 , , f (um bie .t( Kn,. (he half of the Sanford yardage or. „ , , the ground. Seminole* p o i.ei.io n on the Win ... . . . . . . . l. ter P*r* SS. After nier run. bv Kirk and Lurdqul.t were the KirV u nJ(,u|„ . only Seminole, to , :1<I Dandridge thra* a long p u t. over through the tough Winter Par* dr h„ d „ f j „ n#, a d ,.lf feme, t.undoum ran the bad four , . , bhrd ,. f . :s v, nU |-«o plav. tim e, for 7J yard. He alio had p , nrt.,,(; r j,(, s v im i. who tnn tong run. caitfd back bectU.e nit(1f f ^ nlng , . „ fn> fpr (hr of penaltie*. -j-p i yip point attem pt failed amt Gerald Jon»» and Allan Swatm. the »corc reed U-o ri8 7SS.n6,1? U n d efeated R a n k s To Be Cut A g a in R* I d l . S \ RtllS . . . v i i with -.m i an uiiui.m .iniu ir»c f. ' .veaton an unblemiihed feat Atkanaai, l u l l . C C uado [patanly itopprd. tt now appear* 1i m d. The Scarlet Knighia of New atajed ‘ alive" with a 2T-16 vie- that the ric e for the national lo iled Pee** In trrn iU in il Miaaniippl. Louisiana State. Brumwick. N. J , play D elaw jir tory over Nebraska, a I Rutyer* championihip may involae a i Colorado l'. m d ftutgeu were Saturday. ‘ frolicked* in the mud on the many a . j i t te a m .— Army* Ohio the only m ajor ur-beaten a*d un Army ard Ohio State, rated '**>' ,tf *n • " • I t “ t t drclilon State. Auburn. I S t', low* and Olo tied col egr football* team i In the one two lait week, w rte expected ° ' f r Mlat—p m hin t n ev don’t get Purdue Itrati IrMh caught In a ,-tlirr fonn rcvjraal. nation toiiay — hot the “honey- to battle it out down to the final . . . . . . . . , Auburn the natlrn’* t'.ird Of lh*te, I S f tu p c iu . |,,'V « n moon ihould he over for a: week for the national champion ri ; pd tP,„ , iru tte re t to i J 1 * t: p ea* pit ta*k. i! tv r e tt by Ole tra it two of them by neat Satur- »htp. but both » t n caught in lait victnr> over Maryland; eighth M m , becap.e Ibn Tiger* hav* da* night Saturday I wave ef u p irli ' ranked Oklahoma Mulrd K an.ai garnet with Duke. M iilli.ippl \rnvv Tlet Pitt M»!P. Id A aril ninth linked No state *nd Tvlare remaining after Atmy, Ohio State. Texav and Thr Cadet., with alar N orU tvdterp, four of the natJan‘i Th* »t*r halfback *r* Dame wa* upended be Pm Saluiday’a big • ic*t " Army W j-W j «>-•*. j m v . « r t ro e W ^ r t a a m a a w j j w - J M M : S*S from the ta n a , of the re.tect W alter. limited to *c*t dut*. flf,h. tow a , .th and Ute Mi*. 0 s ‘ meet. In o H rr Ble TRi ri* trrotrt learnt a«! Saturday. » ere lucky to get off with a It tl _,,.h , ™ throwing the b attle far the m»thi Op with Plit.tvurgh, rated t*.h, , ... . . , P ‘»«iurt'4»w* eat national champ,on.hip w,je *h;le the defending ch.m r.on w " i r m of the too f r icm- and Michigan. "e open B u ck r.ei had to battle na.k from T u h tr M iiai.upp or WU will * 7 9 li' fl' ,t ,n iHt lhird rer*od be eliminatei Saturday when they to tie !?ih ranked Wi.connn, *7. in**t In the South t "game of the T eaai. the nation‘a fourth .ank >e*C‘ at Raton Rougi. while Col- - I team ., wa. up.et be Bi-e. SI 1. o-ad- t< almoti certain to ( o be *" th e to u g h SoulhWfat Conference ra u .r it. nett opponent if Okie ?r tf No.thweitern wa. loppted b* homa, a tram which ha* won U to « a, 2* 1,'. m an important Big l*fi fen Ikirmtlh, atraight Big Eight game*. \fvt \|iti4trimis Tfdiiifil lonlenr * ' U a ! •*p»t lo*>k of Meanwhile. LSI' kept it. per That leave* R utter*, a rather lik f to Atij f o o n In 1 .mail "power" Pevt to -.he B:e tecord alive when fullback I 1 nr. IV *t » i .L.mnTen, Southerr Southw e.teir and Tammy Pavt* hooted a l * y aid l >hp Itff 'ffMvu 1 uiklov rrint Pacific Coa*t team ., at about the g0*! **’tth three left « T '■ t . r, only ‘'lu re" le t t.v complete th* l-,r * Ih-f victory over a tu tp m • i *Mrpf»V* p c RritJifili • ►A«A 1(5 IfTtl |!l «. —■ ------------------------ ingly lough fiorida loam. O r • IV,|Uifi* ' - i t -tr r,irc f l a i l M i.t had all it could do to drail i ithmty i t ilu'j;. NEW BEAUTY for your C E iL IN G S Grid Scores . . . » . « , < •» bv Dun Itution of t.neen Ray m | „ tA t , f „ ph ,h,t 1-'ked Jehr j nnr u i , c4u ed ffnm t!lr l riled Pre*. Inirraaiiowat , . - ; llkt * P '° ,n ,:lc »eeod P"l,(k* bf-ch, but cn tbe fir.t pla* StaF.a*l Cleve.and pianned to pica Let. to *et up the tin t Swaim fo,!n». l!trfw, ttir f.a »flr four - s><1 Dawaon of Purdue fir.t In the ,*d ,n ihe »ame reriod with a 14 toM ‘ j , . e i in , ;,f h,:'t , * lfp p ^rc Boston Col. * Miami iF!*> I VlUtro** !J Ri.hmond * N FL draft but a e l e e U d i y . r d TD .a trh . Cecil Dandndgc h-l W4, u?1,,,e ,0 £ttn Syracu.r 14 Penn ,!t.te * Brown when It lo»t a coin to il for I hit five of nine i**«»r». had near the Scmirr r line Pltt.burph 14 \r*n» 14 The lon« Winter P a ri iro te Buffao 3t Columbia t4 the first choice. on th* e lh ,r*San'ord kicked In the -petilnj came in the final penttd ehen N.vv 30 P ro-tvlva -.a • Lwcnarti L ylri, R ett Baltimore period and the Wildcats drove ,h f Wildcat. >oo’. to the n r M-, rookie who raced 103 yard* deep Dave Burn, broke up the ,h er pan ed 54 y ard , to the Sem, Ha, *ar,| ‘4 Dartmouth * againit thr Beat* with • kickoff middle far 14 yard* to the Semi 1n0> eight, then ripped off guard Holy Cm.* tit Boston I ni* • Rutger* (t l^-hxn u In the team '. !94* opener, broke]note IP Mother p a.trd ta ihe ->0 l(o rr t ,„ !a!rr phe kick Cornell J( 1’ • eton 9 Waihington'* back by cirrying Semln’e eight. But the Semin.In ua> gowl a-d t i .i end : V iew»»It the Colgate one lot yard* in the third perl- ,i''f t"»dr * great n a id . taking of it Kirk fumhtedBrown on hi*(*"•*. D I.land I Rhode , , . over on the II. but three piav* later the Wildcat. •vouth Kirk ripped through on tha f.r»t returned the fa* r and that wt» down pa*.** to Itav Berry while pla* for tl yard* and a fir.t all Dandridge fan out the elo.k W. Virginia : 4 i-rir.ia Tech I,i Lenny Moore and Alan Ameche down With a Utllf running loom with hi. wide end .weep* and Ftoiida St to T ennet.ee 0 ■cored on run* to delight 44.(03 the Seminoie* took off. After an- at to picked up the fin*! fir.t down Georgia 2.4 Kentucky 0 N. Care's.,a .’■) 'Take F**teH 7 fan* after Bert Z a re r. gave the other first down by Kirk. Hind- of the evening Alabama 9 M itilm rp l St 7 Rtd.kin* a brief lead VMI 41 Pavidton 7 Rear* Carry lla la t Puke 20 North v aiollna St 19 Willie G alimorr of the Bear* Auburn 20 Maryland 7 ran 30 yard* to icore the firtt Igiutiiana St in Ftouda 7 time he handled the ball againtl Midwetl the Firty-Nmer*. He aim outran Michigan 30 Minneiota 19 the Forty * Niner .eeondary to tlllnoi. 14 Michigan State 0 • core on a 47 vard pa*» fr.-m Ohio State 7 Wlteonaln 7 Zeke Bratkowaki in the latt peri­ After four week* cf being lied I Printing bowlrr* Gene * Seminole Purdue 19 Notre Pa me 22 od H*!a. w-a* e.corted off the for fir.t place In the Sanford City I »»"F ‘ leaner, will hr o-u to »m Jowa 24 Northwe.tero 20 field by a bevy of hi* big Bear* Rowling League, nurnetl Painter. !"* * '.'« » ^ ‘'tion at Ihe r .p e r . r Mi.touri M Inwa M A after they won before a capacity finally got out of the rut th e y ,« f D-“ ’Jr Muite Sh.-p krglrr< Indiana |I Itiam l lO 4 7 crowd of dO.OOO at San Frantlrco. were in with New 4 ork Life InTulanr it Average, tf lrr t*H week . imw). Kanta* It Marquette 77 v -d nf Pacific 11 The Giant* turned two fumble* • urance hy taking three big tng are: Snulhw r.t by Tom Tracy of thr S teelrri in­ gam e, from the Ineurri* B rtt—17fi D el'alm a- l<-v. Von H erbulit— tttt, Richard* -161, Kt Southern Mrth 20. tleorgia Terh 0 to 10 point! during a ‘teady ra il The lo»» dropped the Intuiarce . . . . . . at Yankee Stadium. Halfback Carl men into a tie for .econd place*** ^ "IZ ' ' ' ' ! ........ .. ' r k , ” , , ' 11 Katilivaer raced 14 yard* to with Bukur Mulic Shop, w hich1P « o !d -1 « t, .-lalom y-1*o, M et-j Oklahoma 10 K am a . St * ISO, KOre with Trac>'» fir.t bobb'e won unly one game from Mather Irr and Wheeler ---- — ------ Mrele, I Rice 34 Teya. 7 and Pat SummcTill kicked a II of Sanford. Celery City (Tinting Swann, and Bukuc at l'-J and Tevai AIM 31 Baylor 21 yard field goat after halfback retained the form It finally found Koriruaolt. GiUtrap, er-l K,e,r*r j Idaho 14 Arirona 16 1Ve»t Jim Patton reesvered the *econd. l il t week and took three Itratjht at 144 Alio, Kent, and i ook at I .ile ttir 14 1 tab 14 from Crcne-* Seminole Pry Clean­ 1f.‘>. i allan. Holler and I; : a:Sir force P,vre Southern Cal II Waihmgton St er. ih e C'earen* ls»» dropped 152, Kirchhoff—141. Huhn to u n and Burnett at 14“ Proe- 1Oregon M II \Vaihin*tnn II them into a tie for tilth pl.-e tor and H frb.l at 1(4 ( Pierrv - I'-vIciradn IT Nehraeka 14 MOSCOW ( L 'P l) - Ti e Cornmu- with Mather t(t l .trid l* —UP. H arri.n- t5( New Meytro 14 Wyoming t l nl.t Party ntw .paper M n r .tia '' P-ck Richard, .rd tlie Painter. |»#re»_H 7, It Pierry and Gordie -lanford II t , LA to Sunday blamed lodlffere; ce and their .ielnrv. *« he rolled „ jjj l aliforr.ia 13 Oregon 6 poor leader.hip for th r So*,at in 107 440 Jim Malone, led the In .— ■ ------------------ _____________________ 1'nion‘i m ajor ip o m railure* in turancr men to no avail a. lie international competition itc ertifored a 411 «*rie*. Al PcTalm I). It cited failure of adding n rv and G arry Fe* were hot a . they player* to the national .-vn-er led Mather to il. two to one vic­ team reiultrd in a London de­ tory over the M ulirianl, rolling a ) (r»i place In the Sa- 1-i-t.r* Itirha-a ftoaell made the 5 10 and feat. 414 and a 421 re.peett.e!) Pete Rowling League will be at Hake 4 ; baby eplit. Dottie Waite trppl, Bukur ltd hi. team with a .YM tomorrow night when Pe f<- tion ed the 4 10 ar.d Ruth Phi iipi the H arold H erb.' with a III Mb. and meet* notimlUal A Anden ' ! Turkeva were rolled by Helen Clyde Piercy’* t i l helped makr P rrfreuon lead* tho let ■,<■ ti) t.erb ,. «r,d Jirnovle t.ivirgitn-, thing* ea.ier for the Printer., a* ul,r , n,| n„f half gam e, after d r-p tiring ntn game* Inmorrnw Gane'e team continued t« ha»e ping three to Rotnon « ta.t night. ABC it tn third pla.e be trouble locating all tit men. week. RoumiUife move-l up ntn hind Perfection and rtoumillai * ■'5p!tt-*hrinker» for the night a rhaliengirg po.itlon Fly ’.king The lait three place* a-e oerupied H. JAMBS GUT AGENCY were Ed Kirchhoff, who made a three point, from ABC hv Roh.on'*. Wilton Mater and five and-dime, and Harold Herhtt 312 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T In ether m itchea lom,,rro» j W adt'l, in thato rd fi. and Pete Bukur who both made ntght. WtUon-Maier plav * UK P H O N E F A 2 . 1 151 Hie 4 7 .plit take* <m on 1.ni fiol.»..n . ro . p I I I ! and W ide',‘a take. Wednciday rujbt, the hottot nil.on Male H . JA M E S G I T JA M E S B. G U T team in the league wilt attempt la it week to cool off fir.t-pliee Burnett a. of the top honor*. The furniture mture A anoc. Mather of Sarford trie* to romr team t"-’k four point, from w up from fifth plare tie. New York had high team game with i . . i, ~ Life will try to repel the newly- leratrh, and 4JJ. handicai-, tugin. N. tn WORTHOF FIR MINT IN found attack of the Celery Ctty team tenea, .cratch, 1,9*2 and 7 Service Ga* Company conlinuet 404 handicap. to he'd fir.t place In the Mited TTu* ll the higheft acratth .er- Bnw'irg I eegue bv taking three t Al.l. le. to he bowled thia *c»* h>gJrnev from Weibolt * C.mera "M I m U th * only co m p an y on e a rth any team. Credit It due the e, s),op cf n l f , ( ia , ( , nlIj t h a t h aa ewer giv en a w a y *o m uch fin * tire team. F.very member iwwled j j , »,n* and only 4 '. lo.ie. p a in t. over her average. Helen t.erb t. i >ok . Corner it in .econd »i»t rolled t94 t 'd Margie Wr»,dv a with !1 -von and It loat. followed T e e . I ectually elim inate IS Hugo profit* e* r»it*, 447 *erie« to «park the team by Harv»)'* Plumhtne A Heating, o r drartfcally reduce th e m -* n d p a n all the*e *av1(1 gh *ing!e gam e of the . , r r whi-h rn.-ed Into third place, liV Ingi on to you fn e itr a free p a in t—.* free callon, log wa* the ltd. .erali h, an I J'4 ye-ne* from Sanfnid t.(n or a free i^uatt witJt every one vou buy! H ie M arv E v ritiitg a 1 A 2-7500 handicap, hr Helen lierb,.. k.oe ■' m a -1 I lie 1 hi. put. toe T a rte r Taint F actorfe., world'* large.* op etalion of ta Sha* rotted a 474, arratrn »»r flo,-r ro.erer* In fourth .lot it* kind. 4 95 gaj. up.* 201 W . l e t S t r e e t i d . gnir.g her the high handicap \4ciboi;t u am era S h o p , run of >*ri»» 439 had Turk gut them in fifth piarr. Lucille H arril picked UP three Jnfj trough the Appliance Malt i* Vic R o b fllo , A g l. 601 E . le t O P P O S IT E SANFORD H EARLD F A 2 -3 8 I9 ap’ltt, the 17. 3-7 9 ar-.d the 47 ,u || ,n p]«t v, (b»y made a “ ice tn at a comeback by winning three gam r. from CoolCi Corner High thiee g im e .e r ttt of the evening wa. rolled by II K Rieg who had a powerful 449 *#ri*» to hrat out f h a r le i Ja rre d , with a 311 a-d Bob Spenrer, who roll ed a 494 Bill* C illin had high ir r t t. for tlie ladie. With 431 ar.d liao hign .ingle game of !W. Mary Elmore oiled .ero»d high with 4(1. f«l wed by Glad)* White who had a 402 Th. 14 10 iplii w a. picked up h> Mil-.f Power*, and Trad Mr Cleary tkillfully cleaned the dtrk by knocking off the 6 7 10 ipl.t. Th» w ttk t bowling find. Sertbe G*. v*. Nanfonl I.inolinm A Tile, took i Corner v», WeihnlCi, and 4pp arvee M art v*. H irv ty 't Heeling A Plumbing. B urnett Sw eep s, Le a d s In Bow ling S ix tlir full lm r of Vnnvlti'rt-, t cilmg*. * Tl ’ j Sportsmen To Hold Meeting Tuesday Th» Monthly meeting r f the vcntln.de Sportlm en'. A -., ,t- n -»tll be held Thje.dar at the I 'll', . lub annet at g p . n> Porter fjm .ing, pre.id»nt will give a report on lh* dir If if l 3 •neetlng hrld m P ci.and. Oct. t i ­ ts and two moyiei will be ihnwn. All m rm bert are urged to bring a p ro .recliv r member tt* i ! m I'hnnr FAirfnx 2-05(10 CURTAILED BUYING SLOWS PRODUaiON; NORMAL BUYING KEEPS IT HUMMING ALONG! Failure ‘Scored* Sandspur Lead Al Stake Tuesday Night General Insurance 'S ;r .a;; :r/,: Service Gas Holds ’“- Mixed League Lead 0 00 ij t v 11571 Did you get YOURS? £ HERTZ FA2-7723 MARY CARTER PAINTS HERTZ R""'*'c,r CONSISTENT NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING KEEPS DOLLARS B U S Y ... f: Vounsr Vs. 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YOU S w T il VOU CAN HANCA.E T~ C#T ALE CO T hyH —----( WORKS V I j p y t t .n o u p r WALLi'APER, —>, J U S T OO ‘ WAV I WAY T n3Y ~A L<, ' Yln b t l s o yC S « s Is AO N' •'•n H w off~ * KOHT NOW l — —r r' P O N -' KNOW WHAT i T T PO N T C E I- LKB w w c o v i .— ✓ 1 \ A -ts*X T- I / r«R=scT_v \ C D ' - B I j ' y -------- —r - r ISTECKY J v « .» s e v s i n \ Sg£ ® / jk AN YOU TACK*,, HOWCY. BO YS' A P in * T im e OP THEY RE COMVG COMinG m om s IN TH£ OQiVEWA/ I PCOM A DANCE ■i NOW * ______ ^ CAtM DOWN > n ig h t to t»e RECOVER that ^ RCCk BT CCNfi WTm T he m ouee n .T / POP m a y | H A v E y 'l WHAT A DUMB PARROT. CANT EVEN TACK I----- ' AMO MOW MANVTlMCO A t TQCO Met? NOT ro BR MG ANT O s e in t h is UAH! have hfi WEST MAtP WAS TO TUB W pv ?;t Tkas HUMAN Bfi v j V cve % s e e s / WAIT A MINUTE KIDS/*' r-------- DAOOV MAY I HAVE A NICKEL TOR A C A N O V S A R ^ / m^R c S — ■C -----(A Oim c -. BETCHA MVOL*WOR< HORSE CAN BEAT YOUR COW PONIES T‘ TH'C O R N E R /'/------ ii — BACON MANE MINE SUNNV S'O E AND CGCj 3 V —» well. it a MAP# UM W P C fftP -E TO U'\ # u p ." r--l a o 'me p n- S l'«S C H tR tS A ( quarter .* ’ ( : p s i f i s AW V , AVYWASI V /* “ / v- . ’ O W N CO**=BE y-» —/ —p m * �A Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads I - F O R BENT 1— LOST AND FOUND c l a s sifie d in d ex LOST — Mai* Colli*. Sab!* A ) I—LOST AND r o r N D whit*. »n*u*ia hi name Shun 2 - FOR RENT Call collect. 0. 4V Marr, Jr. t-A-ROOM ft BOARD T ltuo illt, Fla 1JM M. REW.ARI*. I —BEACH RENTALS 4_W ANTED TO RENT : - F o n RENT 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Lata* i,nfurn!*vei! apaiimen'. A—FARMS • ACREAGE • •with fr tn! ar.it back tcfrCttrcl GROVES porch**. Ciei* In. Kitchati I— REAL ESTATE WANTED equipped ht J Myrtle Ac* 6— MISCELLANEOUS V.ailabl* afltr Nov. !*t. 0 6-FI.OX4ER5 • PLANTS Nice I HR h'.m* kllcfun equip­ 8IIRUIIS I I —OFFICE P q f t PM ENT 11— AUTOMOBILES . TRAILERS I I —BOATS A MOTORS 15— FARM SITI'I.IKM A MACHINERY 0 1 1 - P E T S . LIVESTOCK • SUPPLIES 16— ARTICLES WANTED 16— PLACES TO EAT 17— BK.ALTX P \Kt.ORS 11—FEMALE HELP WANTED IS— MALL HELP WANTED 1*—MALE OR FEMALE 21—WORK WANTED I I —BUSINESS ped. FA M2<L1. Site ftinforft frrald Mon. O ct. 27, 195?— F * e « 7 Nlcaly furlllihed 3 rue;'* apartturn! with bath. Call FA Milt*. 2 bedroom hou*c. light* ard »< t*r. 333 month. FA 2 23U. j o p l'O R T l M TIES SI—SPECIAl SERVICES room hone* on 2' a F t I -1fin* QUALITY HOMES Legal Notice Low Down Payment HOMKS ShjosufutksA $28000 hlenstrom Realty s8280 .00 $495 Down NO Q U A LIFYIN G NO W A ITIN G NO C LO SIN G COSTS Odham & Tudor, Inc. $700 DOWN! evidenre that th n e i» a high d* Tht* it a gueat pa** t" th* Rita g ire of »tati*tical a**oelatlon b-e Theatre f.,r Je*y Airlift*. Eap, Dai* Nev. | , 'Si. tween lung earner and heavy and prolonged rigACrtte »moktng. REAL ESTATE DRIA L IN In rrpurttng on th* .ip rrin icn ta 2344 t ’renrh A** With animal.*, the lim itu le .aid Prof. R. ft. Paairy of tb.a Royal Rfallnr t ancer llnapital In London .ob­ jected r a il to the *mnke of ;S n g . -Call H a i r l ’hone F4 2-3641 arettea a day Thi*. It *aid. ’'ha* ! y*ar old 2 bdrm home Electric not revolted in any malignant tu kltcl.rn, Jaluulie window i. tile hath, utility room, largr brick In another te*t, it *awj Hr. Cobarbecue a*d planter Land Cille l^itrht»nberg*r of We*tern * «P*'I ground Full price M,9fui. fteterve Fntveritty in Ttevaland Will anangr term*. FA 1 M17. *v|Mj*)d mint t« th* »m-’*e of »!» or *lght cigarette* a day fur al- ID a e r rt of firm land, tiled and molt two year* without produc­ haa (lowing well. Ea»t tide of ing a cancer. Sanford FA 2 0413. Re<au«e mire are *o *ma1l com­ pared to a full-grown man. this w it equivalent to a man .mokmg ftOO to KM) cigarette* a day, 44. DIETRICHS — REALTOR Ktlr. Vlrthtln—AVImb (ioaralre. the publication *aid. Adelaide II. Moytt —. A*tn*iai*a, The l.’nlveraity nf South Caro­ 1901 Park .Ate. FA 2-3232 lina, chartered at ( olumoia in 1795. I* th* olde*t full)- atate-*up- I F I T IS RK A ta E S T A T E ported unlvenity lit the Cnited ntk Crumley A Monteitb Stale*. at 117 Suuilul ark Fa. FA 2 4696 J. W. HALL Seminole Realty I'h. n»bv lit, T p. m —* * m «1 23 vvmi It A A M O M ) M. I I A l . l t REALTOR A INHI'ROM Thtrd SI A Park A*rtrue.' So ith 3 a I t all 0*11 rbnne FA 2 MU We Feature WASHINGTON (l l'll — Th* Tnharrm Inititute. Inr , tlrlkinc baek at report* lielinjr tmokinr with lu re career. *a'd today five different ctoup* of vi.nti*!* ha** ' ttihjneted *i|i*rim*ntal animal# to clear*!!* amok# and tara with nut produclnc • *ine’* ea*e nf eanr*r. In thrr* of tha t**t*. th* anitnali actually Inbaltd ciearett* «mok*. and in another, it .aid. mle* "im otnit'' th* equivalent of MV) t/> S(V) rlparette* a day with­ out de'elnpinr lunj cancer. The findinr* were rftiotled In ) the inatitute't publlration, ‘Tobarra atul Health. Tbe Inititute, which I* aupported by U. S. tobacco companies hat been conducting a campaign to counteract the finding* of tome •ciential* that there la a atatiatlral re'atlonahlp I♦tween atnoking and lurg cancer. The U. S. Public H ealth Service iaiurd a report on amoking and _eaneec in July which it *ald ‘ add* R/urthar to the growing weigh! nf lot* m ic.inunn applalaicr*. tatea and t o r t : -e. G 11 High, Oriedo FIa Pbun* FU 3 3313 *r Sanfard F t : 36*3 after * p m. Painting- Interior A etlartor. Srpair* or *dditl<ini. Speeiallilng in t i n y ( .,rter Paint Product*. F \ 2 JS t» v. t HI 1I.DING * MS TINT, R T pT T T I Inyealisate ltd* ad ltd IT. 2nd "Anybody jo l a dime irotrt f.i-ni.lud a.iattm rnt C!o*e in on monthly. Ill tin t *v. .Strrft Ph-n* FV I 4241 i —RE VI. ESTVTF rilR SALE 3— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or FA 2 VTW I :*hed apartment, Ml'* W. lit I flrd'onm hU.k hum*, furnilhrd Nolan R<! Pb F.x 26050 uf Sanford. I’h. FA 2 326ii In i idf corner fiWnft* buU: A S I . s antord, FI*. I LEASE— 1000 tt fronts v • ii tnal «r roiu.ii'ti la), tin ]11■«.■> Srrvlre Station for *a'r tT-PJ fat inc I *’,* Monroe, San­ Etm. I'h. FA I-Tiei ford. Writ* \t t,C.a. SAT I'aik t>* Sanford ili— ' S p r -ral" SfttirirY' S room frame houvr o-i lars* f t completely furniahed ll»> t i l l . 1 mil* north of St. John* bridge B 11— pia n o s e r v ic e s w h a - b u i l d i n g CONTRACTORS Phone FA 2 3090 I J —ELECTRICAL 3 Room ur.furnithrd ap artm en t 2 tlean apartment* r.cwly painted CONTRACTORS Apply apt. 2, 2015 Sanfurd A\r IRK v o r 1 i l l ' l l OF P v VIM. HIATT IF Ml. LOOK OXER One 142.30. 611 Park \v*.____ 25A-BUILMNG, REPAIRS. T H E S E OUTSTANDING U a N T M i i n MKNT IJ.U BLILD1NG .SUPPLIES Larne 2 bedroom |uinl*hrd ararlModerately Priced V VEILS A I t)ML IN & TM.K 26— INSURANCE Widow A dauihter, a ; e 11, d f l u r i meat, i n W. l»t. FA I 0390 IT OVER. IT—NOTICE • I'l.RSONAl.S upaitmrnl eenleraliy lo.-atrd 1 fledr.mm kit** equipped W»H Thi, * a y jr*t t.a** to the Rita I I —ARTICLES FOR SALE Mill par up to afrit S’, y,ith utilltn wall Citpet 1330 00 Dawn— I h ro tr e for Ma*on Whorttin i i —F ritN iT i n i: a ti*< Writ,- lira till r o Sartfnid 172 30 per month Kip. date Nov. 1. 5*. HOUSEHOLD Herald, 2 lied room kit eoulpped attrac­ tive yard IT.ViOOo with sjiwvoo ! 14T \I KSTATK FIliC N \l.fe down, 173 M month. T room hou*e. attic fao, lloor fur 2 Re-h note, Mb hen equipped t\ m i: < in n r . M i n i N l . | # o ( T » s * f u l f i l I n t h * » ' l i . :j 1 1 race, over a.-hoola. 110,000 iuOO Small attractive plot In quiet . f Hi* Ninth Ju-llrisl l I1 Ull '■ in> i*r. i mu i it ' 1 •'■''V* i\jurt i n i i t . l f f p t e i i . l n o l f i'«*!i|tl» F K * r * t \ y m i r u n * i : h i m i I.i . • • • « ' ' » down. I.arje oak F.V 2 Clin. icttion, I V 0 no down. *73 b(t mn. WE ARRANGE M# ti . C h s i f i T F f i ' l l l t # * ! J I . N h »: I II *M I II* tertt 43. II. -Hill STEM PER A irary N otlM A M lo lif I'U In llff. x* JU * HCItbK HAT CAnLlviN. l»if#m|itil. L e a u n i Sanford. Will *arriflie I'UIntlll HI.1*11 A ALL TYPES FINANCING Rralinr A Im urtr t * " U 4 I P t ' l f f l l k F E i U l l R ' l tit f l t f eim tv, you t»ke up 137 monthly A»,or l.aura R Oiier, H. E. Taffer | n j r A m i •■th#r 4tf#• *i%♦ ir*i:i. w.A A.vs v AllLTi'S. in rh# nf hit# *-f ui# l i f t k pay mrnt*. 2 bedroom I'D homr. 11'«*.f iDd* 71tk 3iti«#iliti*«a< Arlett Price, Eveictl Harper f i i i«| f ri n r ii it r i f * »i*f v VI) • III; III lil:et:M* acteerted porch, carpoitr, utility Phnne FA 2 t i l l th#Y#«a| IIf««ae «*:t Iftfal.ti IT 111!I * M2 N I'ark Til I; eTAl K lW .f ie ' JtlPfL .T°m if *.r m u i t * j *a \ a v room, comer lot. See between ilAiillAllA ANf* tAlll.r»IN m* i i w u t / i A * tin h in m*>bt * i* o D"k liJ 7 4 9 any evening, tot Coun­ M U innff. l^i K I'irttrol i t s m i f li t e Wkl'10** MM#It'll* r\u I# * hi for# IIi# try Club t ncle, off W. imh St li*Ji #ls» ot Nniimlitr, 1 ijt, *»lh#r* file.I aydilJI >*>U i ll ! • • • * i • • U»t I*# •ahl |*nn‘fal#lu1 »*III A*t isktn o*«»ii11 in •it'll ii#ik,inol* * 4• i nt||r*iti| In li*il K | n ( i i i d , h i f ' l i i i H ' i t i t f c i F 11| % r* * sAMthlllt lltiaVAN Ht'lUVAltX * 111. . . .rt lllly «f •*;<! »Vll'1.1’ '■*'"* 111it f in ltll.)■ HAY I Allt-TOS PUM.MM t r' I II I •ntfil 11# HI.* IIAIIIIARA AS-V r yltl.Ti'S. )'• f f i l i m l o , Flu till# I ’unat r u ctio n Co. Inc. f- niian i Hi*** ur.y.nia «r* i<> A lin»"»*» • fc I'lctlnilff • •u.* and i*.iulra i'*u in* rear i» f* llirniton 211 XVeit !3lh Slreel 2 Hedroomn urlil.i. ,l.f*)t.*. It n o . to tn* • * l i f k nf n * t'lfrnlf f*nurt ..... .Ini flli.l li*r*ni. ami I*’ ••'*• T h a t H iv e You t h e M o il Ml l i a r t h # T \ m l * n Phone r \ 2-1104 Florida Itoon* „ , „(.i *)*-,» upon i*t• am*rr • *ta lit fk InMirt i*I1 l*T tHIOff fll* ..f No,, m a t , . .* 1* 1*11 «lh*r«U* • \ TIJII «T H rt|1 l ill IIT ITMI IM I.A , In I.lvinjt F or E v e r y ROSA L P A Y T O N • l i n i r r I ' m r . » n | * t * i Wil l *■*»• I IM I ll ll lilt IM t IIIt • 11 i *i f i s ft jb.1i.i * i n »w mf »»l l ** * * * l'»■8 ul I’l.lllt IIM. i \ I All lu ll «i Ml* Rrgdatcrrd Real Eatate liioker D olla r lri3e*led Ilf*** f t Hint ( •: i til \1 \ .1 l if ll l li %. in \v ITM ?i» ms i •ml ■■'i »nir Rl «Mil Ph FA M 1 Q t - l 7 » ; at Htawattu II % M I I I ! . All util#. Hni »* h w n f i f i l iVwni*. to a n r i l l Mire, ffi'B 14|h *l**l of «>atotii, r . n i nhimt HOMES — 3 A I Bedroom*. I A 2 N i : •• f M i r m snn • » .» iFi? (Ineludm CliiNlng) JACK h II I *111 11. i n ir i» It# ** I*. IlffltlluH bath*. I'lilntlff# * . rfta nf !».# r ir m ii * «urt. \ h HERBERT STKNSTROM ppriIrrU l uunfv. Ft*: Aril i l.un*f«ul»t. 1* f «*!#•%i hi: niiiYii i :t ai « 1i'f*r#n«l#itti REALTOR • fit: l|« i LOCATION AMI 11 V 111* «l I I IlflN MOVAT: - I.. J. RIAN FR V F itltrlrk Ti» t ♦.*!' I-.; HNf IT 9f #•>•! If m#f* A*io«laiea %11 ctp*»f i for r alnlfff fli*t ——nit ITil. lit* nnl,t "** i*if# *» | i « 1J I * South rin ec rc tt 3rd Addition— III N. Park — Ph. FA I-IIJO If i l l r i i I f atifl i * *m• \e«F|fi |'nrla As #141.# o n l y $ 5 7 .5 0 m o n t h l y kflnn U lt*.f#, «tili###0 |r f« |9 |l funfair*' F| otlil i South nf Or. or a f! ad • ml irs»i«*> • Blork* tVeit Of French Al'il ill »lLrf le#t •• ll • sit I tiflrt l#» Til Sunland E i l a l r . — 3 mile* >oulh For Ihr Mf»t flov« in Rral E*!aia rlnlmltift lnt#r#i| hi. Ilir**uih, till* Avenue on 20th Street. Til; V* at>tin i Alifi#r SEE CULLEN ft DARKEY rf#r nr #H#ln#l ant nf It* stem# l«nUl t # nf Sanfutd nn Highway 17-92, Isnnu m nr unit ft i»min (t#r 11*( # n<t MODEL OPEN DAILY 33'. A. Cagle, J r . Saletman .\tt* 1• ll lat'Tftt* tl.A lM ISli CM I NT i :l|i:.4T IV PloBi t• • • nolKf i h i i >»*u 11<1 N Park Are. Ph. FA 7-1161 in; K n u /jw iv u *r# lunillt N*ribl rf ’| «i 11• 'l 1*1 fit# I'OUf SRltlt* T U M > FINANCING t # n a i p f f i . B # * H f f B - r i U * * o f f*'j .1 DRDR0031 MASONRY {.I ? u t It I in Ik 1 4 n f JS 1 \ . LARGE HOME • l(orrlf t HI ur la#ftif # .N0%ifHt>«r I \ nimi t i i i ; hi lit itn III?%i «t h. 1***» 41 thi offlfi of t It# IIOMKS TI9TT*. *• f t f ’'f«|#i| |n |*l#i V a (Gl) - F i l l - Fil A tn MrBELL or TR ADE cirri, e-r thi flr« ul| Collft it th# I I M 9, I'iffe* IlH It i; i *i*tir t It «(•#. In Nth for *1. »*#mtn#l# Large 3 bedroom, two die hath • Ml «» I'll 1*11 JI»' ref 1a of vice and conventional. I'lltall I % I'Infill# slil t*« fit# II # h#mlrinlr tViutiti'. Flnrhl# home will accept y o u r equity in il,#i«tif fn k 'i f h l i Ho»*#h«lUr Th# httiir# ©f (hli •Mil it f • t •* * if lor toil fryf I'll lot Iff. I", 'll. 1101 tn"i1* »• §t• In r |n i «|* f rnm • ftil I n • maltrr home In trade la.cited ;» s# ifnirt florMi »« lht« *if* fin I#i 4fit re»u fi rm rh# stini# *|f i. GUARANTEE 1790 Magnolia, m n iilt nft # t-r-Kf • diPi t’*n4lPii ©r nf**i *x • cslnil %-s%i thi Orcyll i’flilft Ninth | 9fh#'l i Three bedroom older home dote Thi Dim# nf (hs (*nt||1 (n « . *1 I’a.vntenla f ’i3 In hN3 .Month f u>11r*i#I I'lrcutt nf I'l^riili in * hi •♦lit hi • h»m loaMlut#*! I i To# \Ye ( i u n r a n t c i P erao n a l tn renvenient to ihurrhe* and f »- m*in in n|# '.’oumv, in i'hiitr#r*. if*■u11 » ‘Mirt fur »h# Ninth an itat r#i !#(•>! till® nf ##l«f c#u»# triil ihopplng. Total p rtie 17130 00. I'lmtll In #n>l foi M orin • *.l# S a l i a f n r t i u n —- O r Y our l**tiiic Jami* 1* Mi'iar, rtiinitff. i*. W’'Mitr Flfiriiti IIOMEHT A. WILLI A V|.s. Raallor Win la .1 M#n#r. I'#ftnilint. h#rt* Th# • H f i n i l t d »l |f Ihl are In f#ll not. of i Hicrti pro rnn* it JIii •’•n# I*, f CiUftUs# ft ©if Jar hli Money C h e e r f u lly R e fu n d e d It a tinned l.andqultt. Attoe. fiiim sa-ill h# ift#in#t trnii l« !>fiu«l#«# fi»i w.if#. I'Milfttiff# U'llntf* mv S#"<1 gn-i i#»1 •• A PA 1'MII Allan*le Rank S U f trill# rlftuif# ftvfillh •( if. ffirfr © * . Pinf*M. r 1‘*ri4i. Thti 1rit 4 i r of ill M • llomea ready for Immtdiatt oc­ <»ftnt'#r. t h i Tn ii ifti #f»rt, ef s nil h#r#t*V »•* For Sal* by nwntr, 3 hedrnom, f» |* IfsrMnn • fil# inur |ti# a ir r*r »t!}»#r cupancy. You can mo*e in • nf Ih# i’lfFtill Tiurt milrirt I* # tales,II S with t|,# f ‘I*r it 2 bath hou*e with many ath Aril J iaUminulat. ft t ii#f#n#li nf Hi# ftifor# l*#»tir| an-1 |# f i # s tractive feature* 260<) IriMiuoi* while wa proceii the pipera. MKAV.i 4rif*i thrrfnf UB"R • 1 Itoo If#r1rl. « ft K » th h hoiiihnM ff Itnltjftinn. A lt n r o # ) h fu r l i t l n l l f U FA 2 5376 TERHAZZO FLOORS Atfnrfisr for I'lilntlff Salt* reprtirnlatlv* on the lli P-xyth r o u r t f*tr#«t, o r U o d n , r »i n « « ; • rjhfMt# ft ft ft'P hifftr* th# Si! H d• % INSULATED A Mnfnr4, Flwrufi premtie* w itk d ly l I A. M 'HI I yair eld 1 bedroom hnuie In nf N o iiffti# r A i » 1111 I f i # * j PLASTERED fill ( f t f | o i f t • 4 | f f * * f i r n r o f t f i * « n Wvnnwoed Section. For tile hy i \ r u n i i n n it c m u t o r tut * • HI IMfiifl #«#i*i#i isu fuf dirk S in d iy I P. M. 'til dirk SOLID PAVED DRIVE > m il IIIMM4I f I f I C I IT. h l» • r#ll#r • mi• f >t# 1 in tt.# i ‘ mu* owner. Plenty of rloael ipare. no r i m i r u m i i r. n i l i t i . tilifni PAVED STREETS > I nit I ll « *lr Cundltloned living area, k-t W iTXH.iil my Hand #n«f tt # ###t l \ l i l t M i n t Ml. CITY I’TII.ITIES o f • • I f f Court a t h * n f « r .1 Hatolnnl# rhen equipped Total prire III.J A N ! ' >• ' M I M A U I I O f l T rnuftfi. 9*1nr M#. |h|# l l rt#i o f THIS IS NO PROJECT: Their »re rtam tirr. 140. down payment lt,*oo, no Ut I nla#r. A l« <|uelity hnmri. But, you only O r If fr ©4 on riming rslt. )101 Wynnwwid Dr . j o i c i ' i i * Kitonr. *' f§*u nf i h* cirrtilr f* iH pay project price*; l» 33fl P iiiiim Sin ford. FA 1-1436. •ft • * 4 f o r ftmlftoti (Tounfr. M in i r. t o r r m t a n f^nr!*# Drive South out 17 02 (Smfnrd t o j).yi:rii a a im n r . Mi Arts J f.*ift4omt■t, !»r Orlando Rd ) turn right on *'•1 Kllf |«Dff 44 ANN44()OH NKtTION ♦flKAle) lUiRKowB Ftniifti ?%in li .Ism## C Hnl.lnfoti Church St. iThll l» one block Nire 3 bedroom home for i»)e hy Tt* •*• b i'lh f n. »»fl#1 IK#f <»r th# of before you reach Mobley'* Cor­ J i m - r Non .111 iim n T riifm irr. • ll 1.9th MKIiniFK * flOVIINinN owner 1 year old ('ill FA hi# fM#4 It* lhit f>url htr iworn l l i fintjih Cniift itf it t, ner) J hlnrk* tn homci on yntjr IIRAILEY ODHAM, Free. 1 It'll after 7 p. m Onrorl*iof thi utlur* §n4 n jrtvo## F»r t# ft*1# rinrM* left with "Open'1 wgn. Ruilder n f ** b t r h I fli b 4 f f * • **t 4 11 o f t • Atfftirnn* for Plilutlffg r>n prend.at daily Call Ortandn For. I l a t . 1J.I* A 17th At. Ml 4 ’jAig or GV 141*7 in» Phone FV I - t ’,01 time 1 llnli..>ni ma-..hry homo to i,„i ' r n -fit i-ity !... atii.n Ki<rh*n J bedroom horn*. South Pinerrf»t rqtilpred Priced well b*t«w rr r***uti»ht* d n w n paym*nt nlaremertt co*t, Newly r*,t**<.f Phone FA 2 370P. a tn l Immediate (tone talon 1*6 Xu per month. (oil* for **V, lo*ai*0 n mil** 4V. #Cancer Charge Refuted, Tobacco Institute Says - t H it n t l t SI. SERtICE i'V I 2JTT. I' r Palntlna call Mr T n k s c J F b . Nr-« I hediuom houee. tr - r a - /, ‘ I t ......r .'. FA E-0I&9 o r IA SnNhIL floor*, large carport* and ul!;i IIFSIM > I ii* >\l i; !M I'i:m \ i.~ d k c o h a t o r s " tv room M 0 down or will i*l* palnlmj: a id pap*rirtg hulldmg lot* i t down p.a'mroi. \ 15,000 i ■": ritlbll*htd bull r.raa for H.M0 It sill pa) i> A *T1•*. t>i FA 3-T3I0 after tie. Phone r .\ b*dfrKim unfurrl*hed h"u'* elect n r ktt (hen. Sio03 month I r \ ; ficjo. j COUNTRY CLUB MANOR s t i . h : i —i i o r k ivtS T FD SLAVFAIR SECTION Nire S Hed- B*’1) lilting FA 27211 Fur. Apt 401 Palmetto, FA 1-4011 before 8 or after S. 2 rrm «M*do (i» h 1.JC0 to *rtt!e inatallrrt Free e . t . m a t e * e*tit* — Phnne — FO .V126I — FA S-7313 Thad L l.lneo. Realtor 1 ilo painting. FA ?-iP:» 4)i;edo. Fta FOR RENT) Fuffliihed A ro>-m. t bedroom apartment. 1016 E'm Av*. Call FA I OH*. room apartment furnuhfd AS*til* only 1430 Tark At* h » > it\rr #~flowm - oi hi; rv.v Futnlthed Mv»m» Th* Gable* 3 bedroom, f bath, floor t u r n e r . 401 MlinoIU- FA 1-0T7I. attic la v <!•»« to *chool» FA 2 2161. Bachelor apartment, around floor 313 Palmetto At c. ■n trailer. K!. 1 B »x 1 111* etvirw- A**. P on* F t 3 3331. 1 tiritroom hou«*. JSOt flioielar t .ill FA I-04U 3 room* ( j o b b e d Mi. Adqll* US N Jntm inr Are Sleeping rnont. private famtl*. Pb FA 1-7304, Net»l> ll ,'Ji I1' ' l l •* !• b >U«r. kltrhrn equipp.-d. $• 3 a month IVEI.AKA AI'AKTMEN IS ; roam* prtratl bath*. 114 tv. F irn St. r . j p i; t k k si. OVIEDO SECTION HOME A Baby *lltir During F V 2 7921 FARSI—3 r o o m dwelling— 4 -— acre* et.-eptional (atm land "***y *Htln« II. S French. eu'table for t r a t a b l e * - n u i t r y trort", rabir.eY* of a) IA F F -A -D A Y Modern J bedroom matonry, kitchert equipped ftorn* with pri­ vate beirh fer twimmih* and boating. Larga lit me room and Florida room. 1133 per month FA 1-MIS. s- FARMER’S AGENCY X. A'. Farmer, RtaHur It II. 44 hit mere. .4**nr. 114 S f renrh Av* I'h FA 2 3?2t Aftrr hour* FA 2 241A or F.V 2 492! vitiltl FOR 4 lit If MiiN EX 44 I I H1N walkiog diataorr of downtown, acho'da and churrhra, 1 flit A»l>*atot aiding, 2 *|ory hoot*, garage. 110,600 00 * HR Arbratei aiding. 2 *lorv. **tra |nt 112,60000 SAN t, ANT.V .1 Hit attractive frame hmn*. *n doled garage F.atra tot, all land'Caned. Ilarlt*,ur outeidr lin.ooooo .1 RI! O d a r tiding Kitchen equipped la rg e lot Total 14,300 on nqiy laryyno il -w n. ^ f. Jr^ai A 1,6 N. I'ark Ave. Cm I'h. F.v 2-6121 20 Acre tiled farm, 3 h*dmom houie, large barn*. Inqulte: Joirph R. Levy, FA 2 1223 Cheery Real Kitait Aganry Dial FA 2 9929—Notary 1219 4V. 13th St. Rrar-natbar Shnp ftedured. 7 year-aid on canal In Loch Arbor. I l l mo. FA 1 3923 T. W. MKRO, nioher Phone FA I 24«| NEW! 2 Hudroom Masonry Home Furred Walls Ceramic Tile Hath Aluminum Axvnintr Windows Large I>ot Paved .Street Outside City Limits FINANCING TO SUIT YOU, M. L. NICHOiS I'hone FA 2-1319 ■ t-t A H SI'ITIVIA On* >id* 14 nn *)i** <id» 72 > l T'|* 4 v 4 111 M Televl-ion Tutw* 1e, .1 )>*< KOI.I INS IP.iRtt) S.l : V The S gn Of Tt T oe-t* I 'd . ? f l 7 S KreerN I t* a d *Ur ■j ’X* *allmatc . FA T 7773 yd- of) 17 9? Term* F.V 2 7313 Owner Ifni* , | aiiudr.-niat Sei'i*# Kin *hed la 1 * ll,*ura Rani tone I': > Cleaning K 2.’»ib 7-* luodmarl ItJdg SOI Tiff* 11 It I 31 .NHRI 1 At AT FI 0441, HS." PLANTS ■ ■ vvotitmCFI > rarm A Cirdrn Cewier ANNUALS tb)t Cr'er* Ave Pflon* ^ I A I-Oicn Fiee r<ir. i,; 6 mi So at ntj. irui Ddifwiv Entitling S rrv la i t'2J. Mary HES5S 'i!i I'l VVVOtll) l * 1 » '* Good ' i t * v S o.-W 1' - | f o f f Table nrui.t.iMi Felrbanli* Mjf»* Puirp* Renai r* t a b - . . . . t m v v R t t r, | . r \ c , 2C: P Com.ocff ai v** Phony E t *.;< ; M1V 1 ft’ URDOM lltH'bt ’» bat,i». d.-tp well, awiiitig win do-**, furred well* A !\a*ler Itiiitl tn »tme A rahinet* t .r p«tte A m*ib'e rbip pf‘’°f FLOUR tanding and i rjnirg, wavi ng yeminple County *inrc II M C,lea ion. Lake 71—Nlt^,t E'- —F2 rjj * ROLL At1'AY Hnipinl inH Baev ltr-1* l>sy. 4A’erk or Itnoth — Tel FA I . s u n . Furniture l'«nl*r t!« W en Flrit St. a n i l T S PALM MANOR llnine fur th* *c*<l h-tp Orlando Hr. Sanford Phone r V 2 1214 ENVELOPES, t e 't .r p .i i i , * i , ' r m*n>* Invoice*, hind hill*, and p r o g r a nr » , *•* Pr <*re**t*• Orchid | a n u for **le _*t 4 b. 1 • Printing C" Phen* FA 2-J931 — ALCOHOLICS ANOYMOL’S. open 1 01 r r it • 1..3MS 1 h t v : i»:: meeting* on Friday night* at ini VVe.t llih St. nt b.V 2-0170 H A N F 41 H D I i» p m at the Rnial AmbaiiaFLOW Eft SHOP. Wa t r ’egraph M.ATTHKSS IIKNIlVATlNO d t Ruildlng, Central Hapttil I FlllllSTEItlM ! Church IS A Oak Aitnue. FISIII l.» NI R st ltX Free 1 I ■nr* I’fi* Itr'.nerv Vtagnolla 4 Oner* I V I><11 U srtiXI n i H.I III IHHNfi II*. n-'-A R V id fc# m JU I Oinamrntal Shrub* ■ l i r e * ■ p, at P E T E m ii tl. S . Mgr. 4 V 2-7661 For Sal* Trumpet, LM) caah. Large teerlion rf Hlul.rii-, full 410 VV. 1312*. tall Hukur 1 vtuilr khnp. hli.rm. I I t'll up, Al* » beautiful A U T O (JU A S S Jar’,ft* Root* • Tend • I.ugglg* Crn:-<n*. t bO up ARMY NAVY SURPLUS lilt VPEV ILLF. M RSI P ’ I N S T A L U C I ) .110 Sanford Arert'ia Giepe*t!lo A*e Ph I A 3 <***1# XMmNhlclil llnrk f ila * s I I - ALTOMlinil l;s - t tt All.lUtT Door GLiww ' e m til.la* Jin f- r yniir old rang* during mir "Ola Range f5ound.|ip’’. Rans E R Y i n : 1934 ; ion Chevrolet i n u k , 13 ft foil! tia* I'n,. 2 to E. 1*1 Bf. Nriiltiirlk (iliiM nml p .ilu t 1‘tt. twrl Pllnnt FA I 71-Si Ill-Ill 4V. 2nd Kl Th. FA 2-4*72 '•*!* hr the buthel. FA 2-6411. 1934 Chevrolet Hrl Viie -iHntr Furniture M«*tnr A Smr»ge Rl'll l MIX CONCirTE roupe I’nwer gtldr. radio and V. r . PHIMIP4. Agent Window SHI* — IJntatn heater. Call Mi V|«-*r, 2‘A W A sH R t’RN VAN t.INES tir*a*e Tran* — Dr* tA'etla 21.1W, Eaten*Ian 3!.V „r 2if. DM French Air FA ! HMI C’lnthfallne Pn«t* — Cament 31 lo rd Aiiiuma.(r iMii*ml»*|on. — ■— - ■ ■■ IIIR ACLK CONCRETE CO. Edward firn»ll, E litripri I n. -N’i n.** llr a le i • Hour 1 urn.ic** 79 Kim Ave. FA 15731 NO a 1 12;t Clean and her* ire, ll.kO. Oulaide ------— ■ ■— ■ ■ — ■—tank Inalaltatiop FA 2 4763Klrrtrlr Iti.Vr. l ath RlCilttr. 101 s i OIJ* conv*rtlhle, RAH. I* 4 /. . • 33 t ,-i,.mrrcial St. FR 3V3V t u n 199.3 LA 2 1974 Auto Itepnfr* A ltra,| P riv lra -----------------— --------ii vi I 's r i \ . ia <;f t S!»tne*, I 1 hn»*r pnwgr tn*a| Heminiit* I phnldery A ll**H* Sknp |tij T etn* Vve I \ 7 ?ap9 grimier. A I rnndltinn. 140. A, Formerly line • Carer 'ihnp Vile, A .Su .day* FA i-M2C J I'etrra.m, FHnna FA 3-3716. N oth I .K ttt l at — - . - . F A 1 :pi.A Hingar Ivpc '»a thing machine, 304 4V 2nd St. Aacuum Cleaner repair* t..rnplele with laundry tuba. |4d. ttrpur* A p a r ! ' for all ntakra ef It will pay YOU to •»* u* l»efoie b 4 2 34436 r 'ra iic r'. Eirctrolj*. Homer ynu buy. Open Eynning* aid Kirby. Air Wat, ti, L. Replar*. Sunday* Nr* giant I burner ciblnat oil rntni i>arti. 31nrk guaran."d I! ASTRIDE TRAILER S U E S heater, »?o FA 2 4417, FA > 47AV I’alalka, Fla f .u *m a x .rri yoT T Pl'AIPN - SPRIN'KI FR ll-R riV T S and MOTOR** . A l tm iN tM SYSTEMS VENETIAN RIJN (IB WEATHER M ill I 0 VI type* and lire,, Initalted Earluaid head Nag proof Koitom Cu*tnm Rua! Tnna A V■<• . ..»rl*a "Do It X’oumlf" lid wllh p i t l l l r endl. PJaltU FREE ESTIMATES I V 2 7117 tVE RRP.AtR AND SERVICE or r*>an tape* Cattail *r nylon 4 t i v r cnrdi M E S d RY tit 1 Hi) 3Rii V|<iriit!'> ' t j r h i n - and Supply ( n. Svitkarik G ta a n and P aint f a . 44 P KMlril M W Jnd Sr I'h F A 2 ««42 Ill 114 33 And St. Ph FA 14622 Outboard Kalea A Seralre 2313 I'aik Ave. f V 2 6214 III 4 1INii Cotian A 3\ oni Ytra*. NaMaoa, ii. ii. pock uu. Thr*>di, Tape* Voir K'lerude t)*a!rr ma s. P ark — n n u t n o u . t v s IIORBT SHOP HOBSON SPORTING lilKHlS pttmbiyi immhsji 304-6-6 E t.t I'bunt I A 2-3ti.il . ■— —■ 2617 S. F.-anek Art. n^TeTaTITTTJnfk Suppllr. nut SL HOED GOODS jo mn idd reg Mark 4neu» hull M P Mathenn, Ofeg.in Ate • n ir . v a l u m rr. . A*ihL?:*n. °i Tk. r.i.s, #*u. ir-mrrn’nr — Wall Large • Ilf ttunlifT'*, *%r r ifh Qtfrf ix r f i Cttl FA I&I2I U -A R T H T LS 41 VNTI'ri VIII (nM ilflO N IN O I DM R \( I and REP AIR 4AORK li>«; Sanford \*r. I A 2 «H2 I'LUMIHNG Caih for futniiure or <u>plu* -Super Trading Pn*!, s,,nford Ortandn llw) ) A 2-0677 11—BE A IT Y rTRLORS' • fjL 'IC K CREDIT • F A S Y TERM S 44 II.WnN . MAIM Ne# and I 'i r d Furnitur# III r Firat St. Ph PA I- C,ml ear ting h Rep»ir» F i r e f’liimatr* 4SAVI0J R. I HARVEY New ft I'wed 2u4 Sanford Ave Phone FA 2 lull I’u r n i l u r r a n i l A ppllinroa .V-HvN'fl’UFfrvIcr-------------- Mather of Sanford Kpeclalitt •n Ifatr Shaping Styling A Perminenl \4»*iqg I'JANO n ' N I N t . A REPAIRING y x ;o9 r. r i c * s* rh. f a : o m i Air Cond Soft 33’aler 4V 1.. HARMON t’ird furniture, (ppliieret, r**li fir**.On nraiil* (III rh Fv 2.4223 Aftrr 3 0U om eir S n ig h to q ld Lirry'i H a rt II AHItlETT’.s tit: u IX NllilK 714 Sanford A»» Ph FA 1-4131. 103 So. Oak 1 4 2 3712 ■I \ pi ii H - >. ■nrrnvTTTTTg l i - F F M A l.r fim r 'v v n t V ii lluiid to y.mr plan*. flem>„le and ,4'Mltinna DON L IK E I'hon FA 2 1424 filKLS WANTED Willie. Mu*l b* 2t t,c nvrr. Apply Pig N* Whlilb bur , *rp*ntr>, palnling. *, rrenlng, i.mfing anil plt'1 r rep*!:, 9344 nr.ian. ag* 2, In 13, f,.r pc, man p'i*it tile, aauct"* tiding, tiiaenl rr*pn,i*it,!r pn*illnn, ranld » r,r nr rvnorl ,ltpi, lavatlnj lyplvt, eipcrlenrrd in nffirr ind repairing girage* amt work, iteadv and p,„durliir »:*. l.l, ■ t nll F.\ 2 tAJ9. w m krr Slarting ralarv tlu wk, per,ml, ),,,,* ,," V , d a ) > ' T l l j-,', r H l. Vf’ s in tV lV b T * ~ »k . appl* (nllec i 't l>u , ( rr — dll Rurrau. Rm 101 San All tlnui* 44'in g Kectrle Service (tank Plds , \ ,ni*n A - m \i 4 »> i i* is v v i i n i ' „ 117 Magno ia Part time '< ung man while, |o drive truck PI No a i!*67 L 1 :1 1 ' r n , l" r y I \ 2 1,9)3 I la**in*d THIS WEEKS SPECIAL! 19.36 Mobile Hum* 13 f! I ong 10 ft 44’ida UNIX 1 1,993 TLItXIS Stop In ap t visit with ui— No Obligatlor, Mudern MuMIe Hum* Salrw ft I’aik 2JI9 So. fur.! All llllllh M4TI I l l ’S Par! ni Full Tioip Mtn E»*y l«, *H lit,* nf llncik Mntrhet loing* fa«t daily rnnimiivlon*! Wlow- l’o*e(I Live M..rl*l Ci*. I minir Girl*; four-color illuattn■Vd. Ilillibilliee, dn;*n* otbera: 20‘a, M' f , 4(1#: for quick «'*l|y aalea. Cuaiomert everywilert. Mn*i*r I lot fit FREE. For FAST action give ***, veiling *«!«-,t*n. r! SUI'Eimilt MATCH. 7H'»l S. iirernwood, Chicago IP W E Ia C O .M K 11-14 ork 44 anted IIIIA II.LY ODHAM. f o r n r r llw y . I7-M ft 2 7 th SI. hoard children day and nigbl. | t l !0 per week F.A 2 23TT. N A V Y TO Ditelie" AND Hi Undo Dr. Eh. FA 2-1312 N E W C O M E R S ‘ ’A N F O R O \A c* tnw itt* van tn Le r m r guevla nliw iiliitrlv free w i t h o u t plil'K6»inn ;tl utie of J i a n f o r d ’a leading M otel.1* while j "ti luv,tie a t id a u k h o u a i n g for ,vou n n d ' m u f a m i l y . Pick up j o u r k e y a t th* Hole** O fflet. Odham & Tudor, Inc. 1*1’oo. Phon# FA 2-1501 J IF �• - 0— M ob. O e t IT , IN S N f o T ir l V m iFire Dept. HoldingMembership Drive ll A mrmbetthlp drive for the St. and Wilbur Av#., complete L*ke Mary volunteer Fir# depart­ with kitchen, ahowera and r,H rooma. will b* available for civic ment it underway. Crown At Stake In Red-Bengal Game off to an early lead, then put on n cartel of second half goal Una I l i M F i t u lO t r u l l H a l ATLANTA (UPI) — LouLlsna atanda to edge Arkansas, a long­ ■ U tt and Mississippi match p*r- time nemeala. I t II. fact record i M e n U.OOO fane That Florida line, ranked third Baturday nighl at Baton Hougt, in tha nation on ruthing defenie 1a ., ta a Mgh-atakei contest from before game-time, limited Louliiwhich th# winner will em trgr at ana S tair to M yardi un th* on* of th* f*w remaining major ground. Hut halfbark Hilly Can­ unbeaten. untied tram a In the r a ­ non m anaard to p e n e t r a l a it rnough to lead a M-yard d m * in in addition. Saturday night's tha aaeond period whieh he ellvictor probably will win tha South­ m aard with a touchdown, and eastern Conference t i t l e and again In tha fourth period to art ttanrh a ) m I chare* of bring ra t­ up Davie' winning field goal. Mississippi moved almo*t at will 'd the naCon’a N r. I roll*** f«-otI:; the ftrat half but aaur Arkanaal, bril team. B( T preoared (cr thair t e lt I led by halfback Jtm Moot;, dom­ Hfh thair toughest came* a! tha inate the second. Mooty gained *«a on. The l/w liiin s Slat* Tl- i IM y ard i ard am red two touch­ Kara beat the dw'-'iiilvaly • touch downs, hut hobbled an attempted Florida Catora lii 1 with a field conversion pave that would have goal by Injured fullback Tommy predured a tie. Bobby Kran'tlln, Davla In tha waning mtnutci of the conference nffenie leadara ■cored twice for the Rtbela. the fourth period. T ie r* are three other intra • The Mississippi Rrbrla Jumped conference gain** vrtmlulrd for Saturday. Auburn, which extend­ ed ita unlieatrn atrtng to tf> gamea HEW YORK (U P I) - The New with a lb-7 win over Maryland, York Glanta alm oit ran out of of­ will be at Florida; Georgia, a eurfensive guard* In Sunday’* name p riie a n tine.- over Kentucky, agalnit Plttahuryh when Injuria a wlU be at Alabama, 1-7 upset win­ •Idelincd Jack Stroud. Hob Mia- ner over Mississippi Stale, a n d chair and Melwood Guy. Rooie- Mississippi Slat* will h* at Ken­ relt Brown, the rlu b 'l all league tucky. Friday night In rvw- '*agu« a*, tackle, wound tip playing the ;atlnn, Vanderbilt. M * winner over litlon. Mr * i r{ , L ' D a v id a . a o rrrr GianU Ixise Guards Enterprise News Duet of *1 yearly ar# being ac­ cepted for the first time In th* organiialkm'* history. Mr*. Richard Ivera, secretary, will hard!* dctal's. However, membership may be obtained from any present officer. Til* Lake Mary department serve*. In addition to the focal area. S,inland. Five Points. Little Venice, Loch Arbor and the L'psala Road areal. A new building now under con■truetlen at the corner of Flrat Virginia, will ha at Miami, and Tulan*. which toil lo Kansas ll-tf, will be huat to T r ia l Tech. Sat­ urday, Georgia Tech, JO • 0 loaer to Southern Methodtat, will be at Duke, and Tcnn*aiee, beaten 100 by Florida State, will he hott (o North (arollnl. Junior hilfbark Gary O Steen put on a one-man ihow In Alahama'a up*et of Mlatlailppl State, keeping State In the hole with bril­ liant quick kicking, furniahlnr key yardage for the score*. and inter cepUng a paaa. Fan Punchcn Halaa SAN FRANCISCO (UPI>— An unldenllfled Forty-Niner fan tried to help San Franclico's cause Sunday by blocking out Chicago Rear Coach George H alts Hi was restrained by stadium pc Rea after taking a poke at the Pear mentor. Th* first oiyluad to L earned by th* Independent air freight nett Memorial Methodist rhurrh Industry in the tf. 5. consisted of »F HELEN HNODGR4M Mra. L. M. Wright returned will meet tonight at 8:J'> o'clock fju r tor,» of grape* flown from *jburtday from Atlanta. Ca. ac- In the church annex. Those plan­ California to Georgia In July eom p’ nied t>y her daughter, Miat ning to attend are request'd to IBIS. Berth* Wright of Jaekaorvllle. | bring a covered diah ard table Where they wero ealled L it week •ervire. No deaaert dkvhei are By the audden death of Mra. needed d u. tr th* Halloween par­ Wrtght'a brother, Ralph J. Sauls. ty 'o h* b*ld following the sup­ Mr. Saule »p*nl hla early >*ara per meeting in E nterprise and haa many friends Prayer Vigil Held 1b this area 1h# H hoar prayer vigil observ­ Richard Ja y H arris, y o u rf son ed Thursday and Friday was ate l Mr. and Mra. Richard H. Har- aisled by Mr* Don Walling, Mr*. gL of Maitland and grandson of Ruth Long, Mr*. J . V. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. F ed H arris waa Mra, Ida Padgett, Rev. and Mra. baptised e | the Sunday morning ftrimom CarlUn, Mr. and Mm . <V. Berrlre al tha Harnett Memorial clt S rlleri, Mr. and Mr*. Wa.-en llathodlat ehuren by the Rev. Don- H ue, Mr. and Mra. Kermit Wig­ Bid J . Walling. Thl» waa th* first gins, Mr. G ltn lftrr, Tom Mag*n baptism V t! e newly remodeled heinirr, Mra. Fred Harris, Mrs. W. E. MeKrthan. Mr*. Harold Banetuary. Mra. S. I*, hklnnrr of Lake H im , Mrs. If. A. Throop, Mia. Wale* waa th* weekrnd gurat of llarv ry Dunn, Mra Lawson, Mra. Peterman, Mra. Krnr.it Jones, Mr. and Mra. E m a il Jonas. U r. and Mra. Chart*a Morrell of Mra. Cyril Lauramnre and Rich­ Laura more. Mrs. Alrtha Non mo n-. N. Y. rre hou»# gurat a ard of bee sitte r and biotlur-ln law Evans and Mis* Itrlrn Snodgraai. FHA Heeling Here Mr. and Mra. W arren Iliac. The (wo couplal aprnl Tuesday al Tha Dr Land High FHA Initia­ White Springe visiting the Stephan tion meeting waa held at th# Flo­ Foster M anorial and at Silver rida Po*er rtuh last Thursday Spring*. evening. New member! were hon­ Fay Lee u n d e r, ent surgery at ored at a wiener roast at l:M (he Seminole Memorial hospital, p. m. followed by an evening of entertainment. last Tuesday. U r. and Mrs. If. E. Bfsddo-k Initlntinn costumes were sack viitted frtenda arvt rsliUvr* In droslM , onion ru ra lg rl and howl Pierson. Sunday, Oet. It. hats. An lew cream aortal w n spnnMember* attending were l.m a sored by Utw Senior d a is of Bar- Gribble. Mary Jo Ryals. Susan nelt Memorial church irhool with lllera. Regm* (lark , Jane Sarg. pTOceads going to redecorate the L trraine Utter, Joan Kehrley, das* room. Joann Brantley, Jewell Elliot, HalWweea Carnival Tracy Norman, Johanna Foraythr, Tha Hallaweeo carnival (pan- Judy Jones, Julia Quinton, Nancy Bared by the Enteiprlaa PTA will Peel, Kllrn Campbell. PI cor a fat held Friday night at th* school, Frost, Judy Johnson, Jean Pits* •:M o'clock. Th* ftrat grada will bury and Marilyn Kehrley. be In charge of pony ride* and rh o lr Director Honored tb* bakery table: second grad e, rh arlca M. Caiael, net ly *p pi* and roffee; third grad*, fith (minted choir director of the Har­ pond; fourth grade, spook bouv*; fifth Brad*, white elephant aale; nett Memorial Methodist rhurrh waa guest of honor at a surprise Sixth grade, d a n board and art celebration Saturday. (abla and seventh and eighth birthday Oet. 1* Th* party, given oy mem fradea, refreshment*. Other attraction* Include a book her* of th* choir, waa held In (ablv, an a r t exhibit, cotton can­ the newly remodeled church kit­ dy and pop corn, fortune-telling chen. Haaoe Knit Announced broth and movie*. Th* cartoon* The Enterprii* aehoot honor roll end novelty ahorta will begin at for the Dial m week period hai •:*> p. m heen announced by L. O. Hay Fptaropal Bervlcre Sarvleea In th* All hainta FpL man, pnnripal, Fourut grada: Pamela Walais-k. eopal church began the fall achetfule Sunday, O ft. IS, with Holy Marcia Her ringer. Sharon Red­ Communion at B a. m. and Morn- man. Pete Flentke, amt Getry tng Prayer and V rm on at It a. Mathis Fifth grade: Norma Jear Wal m. Rev. Paul E. S.-hulti announced ter*. V ida Hherouar, Pal Sand­ (be annual ohaervane* of all berg, Donna Cola, .Michael ThurStint* Day. Saturday, Nov. t, with sam, Matthew Thursam and John Holy Jam in uninn at t l a. m. to It ur nett. Seventh ^rade: Nora Cemnally. be followed hy lunch and a pro­ gram meeting with a guest apeak Wellesley fo rb elt, William Hahn ir.d Fredeilrk Hahn. ar. Th* sixth amt alghth grada* had Fellowship Meeting The adult fellowship of th* Har­ no pupils making the honor loll. STUDENTS HONOItED—The Sanford Pilot Club this year it honoring the Sanford Junior HlRh boy and rirl who maintains the higheat average grade and who is aeleeted by the faculty for outstanding1 achievement. Winning the honors the first nix weekr. were linLcrt Smith and Jane llurwarti. lAtft to cIkI'I. Mr*. Walter C. Carter, Pilot pre­ sident: Mr.x. A. C. l ’ayne. Pile t public affairs committee chairman; Smith, Mia^ liarward and Mra. IU/n;or.d BalJ, .. si vice president of Pilot. (Iliigatt'>n Ph .to) Two-third* of all tie manufae tu rn * Job* In South Carolina are In the textile Industry. ! PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. (FH fN O —Thomaa D k*u>ler, »on of Mr. ac.d Mr* Thr-nvat P Fuller of '.rneva. Fla., completed recruit training Oct. 8 at the Marine t*«rpa Recruit Depot. I'a rrL Is­ land. -S. C. Relative* and friend* of many of '.he new Mari net were on hand to witnex* the graduation cere­ monies. The I? week training achcdulc SAN GABRIEL, CallL (U P !»- im.JiJed drill, b sy r-et training, Hevcrsing the uiual trend, » husi phyilral e-mditi m'ng. parade* ard ne»i ma.hini manufacturer herr eeremonlea. and other mUi'ary OCT. 31s! NOV. 10thNOV. 15lh _ P DAY & NIGHT a n e l r a y HEATING l* looking to hire men over V« su b je ct* Three weeks w?r» spent on the year* of age. The Clary Corporation decided rille range where the recruits fir­ ed the M 1 rifls ami received in­ ihst iutb men are Inclines, to b struction In basin Marine infantry Ithxt »t.h .nee are Inclined lo hi I more pe'Tiner-t employe*, t* weapon* Thi* recruit training prepares quire feta super vision si id have young 1-eat he roe elm for further lived long rnough to kne-v *’lhst specialised Infantry training at everyone must work hsrd in Oido. lo mskr a living." Camp l-ejeune. N. C. Today lie u learning with toy*...tomorrow h* may be working with tk y u ra p e ri. . . helping dctign ■ better Florida. JuH wRat ar* hi* >pportunitita? Today, riiginccring ia booming! From 1910 to 1<»58, wilh an increase of 48';, 1 loud* k one of the fastest growing states in the Union And with some 1400 new peo­ ple moving m every nert. Morida wdl need even m art engineers to plan airports, u n i­ tary and water systems, highways, bridges. . railroads, power plants, pipelines. THAT MAKE SENSE! For Men Over 40 News Of Men In Service FUTURE FLORIDA ENGINEER: U m a y bw a h o m e o i y o u r o w n , o n e o f tfi* sh in y n e w riutom obll#* or a co lleg e e d u c a tio n for yt»ur y o u n Q ilo rt. But u .ltu te v e r y o u a r e a im in g Columbus discovered the D’ant of Trinidad In liWJ on his third voyage to the Ness World. WATCH FOR THE CARS Hzzard Still Roxingr DALLAS, Tv*. (UP 11- Former heavyweight champion K nard CTiarle*. gu«rarte*d a payday of tl.non, meeta T ria l light heavy­ weight champion Donnie Fireman tonight In a 10-round bout at Dallaa Memorial Auditorium, a crowd of e.hho la aip«ctrd. affairs npoi completion. Raymond Ball, building fund& chairman, will accept any don*-* tii.ns of finance*, labor or m ater­ ia L to speed erection of the 30 X SO ft. itation. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanfnrd Are. Toys to d a y ... structural steel tomorrow skyscrapers. . . innumerable other facilities. Latin America, too, is continually hiring Florida engineering hrms for work in Central and South America. But what of tomorrow? Can this boy count on these opportunities lo continue .’ Oi will he be limned by socialistic decrees? Me will have his chance . . . but only if we preserve our system of free enterprise. ..the system which has "engineered" for Florida . . . and America . . . the best way of living that the world hat ever known. a • NO hnl eelllnga • NO special do«et apace nectaMf • NO long A- expensive dude The finewt lype nf winter comfort 9 Jm l 01 " / re« tn u tp tiit” kai hriptJ our rw fiv rri dri//a a hr>'tr Florida [cr temorrew, ro Ac t ll M f t d Florida F o .tr d IJgki Company plan for a brlitr tomorrow rlrttritally. FFAI. tr puihmg okroj «>* « itto tJ b tra l mg riperrkm gra~ gram . , . JJ/S millrco It rtti. mairJ roil [or tkr I91S-6I 4‘)ta r prr!od abnr . . . l a pro- 9 riJtyoo ohh m rn itn o iiD A m / .s o .. t i r c r n c n n - ♦ ♦ * ♦ COM PANY * S07 Magnolia Are, FA 2-«2M �4 a s State To Issue JCounty Bonds a a* VOL. XL1X KslaoHahed 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA C ity P u ts C h arg e On W ater M eters The Florida Development Commisaion plan* to iaaue $1 million in Seminole County road revenue bonda next Mon­ day, according to nn announcement by the Commission. These bonds, however, will not be an oWigution of the Seminole Board of County Commissioners, accord intr to John Krider, chnirman. The bonds will be issued AKitiuat the coun­ ty's secondary road funds, collected by the state and retainCity Commissioner Earl Higgin­ U riah , b. Review the fees for the ------------- ----------------------— , ed in Ta>lahassee. botham put up a valiant tight at use of the swimming pools. rfews Briefs Just No Defense ALDERSHOT, Englsnd (UIM >VJI 32 worke."* in a cosmetic* fartxny were fined Monday for n a ilin g when the ewdsrrea »» • found on their fare*. W ho Needs It? LISBON <LT>>— A funeral o r agency toaav advertised the latest addition to ill ft*et ot hearse* a> ••«(? conditio ted." Nagging: Sour Note LONDON (L T D — Civil »TTa.it Henry H-Ilarvrt won a ditorce Monday on the ground* that hi) wife') nsxgfo-; sffertrd hi* *e^ o rd lsn playing. Bonds will be issued In denomination) of tl.ooo each. Maturity date) of the bond) range lr»m Inet to 10*9. tocluiivr. Interest will be due semi-annually on April 1 and Oct. 1. Avcording to a legal notice pub­ lished in The Herald by the Com­ mission. any person deiirtng to protest issuance of the bonds will have an opportunity. A hearing la scheduled for 10 a. m. Monday in the la-on County Courthouse. Tallahassee. Krider said the bonds would he retired by the county's share of the gaso'ine las for secondary roads. "The only las our county cHlfens will pay for the«r bonds is that which is included in the price of gasoline/* Krider said "This will nut tic a debt «»f Seminole County. The fond) wUI be retired by money collected by the state fur our secondary* road program. This is money a r never see." At tbc same time, it was an ­ nounced by J. Kobe Davis. S late Road Hoard member, Orlando, that contracts are espectrd to be let within the next threw years for the liinitrsl access superhighway through Seminole County. Davis said the first portion of the road to be contracted would be that from the Seminole County line • south I to !.*« Hoad. A con­ tract on thia stretch should be made by Ja n . I, he added. Present plans call for the use of Highway 17-92 from French Ave. to Lee Road. On the north, the superhighway will tie to the new L ike Monroe bridge, now under cc istruction. The superhighway through Sem i­ nole will link Orlando and Daytons Reach. Already under eonIIruction is a 1$ mile stretch in Volusia County, north of L ika Monroe the Commission meeting Monday, ooly to g o down swinging in a 1 2 decision that will place a S3) pries on setting a water m eter. The wrangle began over an Ham on the agenda that resd, "To aid tn the revenue picture that has caused so much concern, llie Com­ mission may wish uv take the fol­ lowing items under consideration* a. Charge on setting water meters so is to cover the ,-ost of ms- Committee 01100 Organization Set The Seminole County "Commit tee nl too" will Iwvid its n rg in i/s lion meeting Nov It. Mack Cleveland J r ., Chamber of Commerer president, announced today. Although the Chamber will sup port the committee, the new or­ MILWAUKEE (U P!) - J a m ri ganization will be an Independent Rabbttt arretted Warren E n te r body. It vsUl elect iU own olftcerr. la a departm ent »tore Monday. Babbitt. the >tur# detective, laid conduct its own affairs. Cleveland E n te r wan shoplifting. said about &3 person* ha-l agreed to serve on the committee He anticipated no trouble in filling the remaining 15 positions. ClUCUiO (U PI) - Thia item This commHlee will have as its ppe*rtd Monday in the personobjective an all-out effort to livat* li column of a Chirico newsindustry tn Seminole County. It paper: ••Pleaic oim r hom», honis being organized to remove th« iy . | promise I'll vote Nov. 4. "Chamber of Commerce" tag Elm er." from sales talks to potential in­ dustrial. "When a contact is made, an MrtDISON. WU. (UPII - (iov. indunrialist often asks us how Vernon J. Thompson laid today the people feel about an indus­ that Stuart Stobbingi of D ePfie try ." Cleveland said. "The man had developod a cigarette filter with whom we are talking knows that removal IS per cent of the how the Chan.ber of Commrre* raoai ta rs in an avarage cigarette feels about securing a new plant, T h e filler contair) W liconun but he often wonder* if the aver­ cbee*». age man irally vvirli it. "This committee, composed of people from all walks of life, TOKYO (U P I) — The Commun­ will answer such questions fur po­ ist Chinese broadcast these three tential new industries. We will songs today to show everything it have on this coinm illre a crosslovely in their realm: section of Samknole County. This "Ttia Peoples Commune tr committee of business and profess­ ional people should give us I strongs.' voice when we attempt tn sell someone on locating a plant ® "E very place is W etderlul in I Our Dear M otherland." 1 MOSCOW (U PI)— The Union of tn our county." The Nov. tl meeting will be held Soviet Writer* tnusy expelled Rutsla's Nobel Price author Bori) In the Sanford Civic Center. M CE, France ( lil'l) —S ir Win­ Pasternak for conduct "inroinpatston Churchill took his first hell iblr with the calling of a Soviet w riter " copter trip Sunday and paid bis The announcement appeared in first vDit in aev«n year* to a V. S. warahip. A U. S. Navy hell- the Literary Gazette less than a LONDON I U l'l l t tank Sin­ eoptar carried thr former British week after Pasternak had been mim e m inister, who turns St nest designated by the Swrdi-S l,lt«r- atra publicly disclaimed report of ary Academy as this year's win­ a romance with la d y Realty %ionlh. from Nic# airfisld to the ner of the $41,000 Nobel P riie for Monday night when he told a aircraft carrier Randolph in the laughing audiane that included harbor of Cannae where he had literature. Quern Elisabeth II anil the Duke Pasternak's citation said he s o lunch with U. S. Sth Fleet com­ of Edinburgh: “ I didn't come to mander, Vice Adru. Clarence' E. honored for his srork In producing fondoh to gwt m srriisl " contemporary literature. It point­ Ekatrom. Sinatra made the - u ti on nl edly made no mention of his beltknown book, "D r. Shlvafo," which from the stage of the Odenn The is banned in Russia but published atre in acting a t m aster of cere­ monies to introduce Danny Kay* in 1H other countries. The official new* agent) T ats and other film stars at a 17.1.54) a said the decision took into con­ seat chartty premiere of Ka)*"» sideration "the political and morat new movie, **M# and the Colonel." His name has been linked per­ downfall of Pasternak, his be­ BISHOP, Va. (U P I)—A team of trayal of the Soviet people ami of sistently with that of fody Investigators search today for the the cause of socialism, peace and Beatty, American-born divorced rau -e of an explosion that reckwi progress rewarded by the Nobel wife of war hero Karl Realty, and a deen tunnal of a enal mine kill­ P rire in the interests nf fanning several fondnn newspapers have suggested they planned m arrtlge. ing 22 miners, apparently instant* cold w ar." l-sdy Reatty was not in the *u Ir dlenre which osvatributed $7P,noo The blast Monday tourhed alt to the British Empire Campaign. the tragedy only I.$00 fact from th# snot whero 37 miners died In a rumbling gas explosion 20 •nontha ago. The mine was oper­ NEW YORK (U P II - A llsrlein c D • J k i* a t 'd hy the Pochonta) Fiwl Co. The safety division of the Unit­ sc hon! building burst into flame r O T D U T i e d M H l C f S ed Min* W orkers headquarters In at 2 a. m. today and w-as still SI’RINGIIILU N. S. (U l'l) Washington said the Bishop mine burning hours latsir. Hope was all teH g»ne today for Five alarm s vrere sounded with- die miners still missing in (be "has one of the worst accident records of any coal mine in the In minutes of discot cry of Ds« t rx,t>bU of a caeein. and the death eountry." A UMW spokesman raid blare which for a time threaten toll appeared rcTtam to reach '.*) 70 miners have died in the mine ed tenements on both side* of By early morning a total of 21 the ftve-stnry budding said tn he bodies had Saen recovered from Since Jan. I. 1934. The invi stigating team was SO to 70 year* old Two firemen the No. 2 shaft of Ih* i'um )*r beaded by Crawford I* Wilson, dl- were injured. land Railway and (>*al Co whlrh ite u ir of the W att Virginia Mines The cause was not immediate Iy was kit by ai, aarthquake .ise jolt d e p a rtm e n t. Wilson, who said the determined, but police said offi­ or "bump" Thursday nigh* Of explosion apparently was caused cially that It was "no*, suspi­ the 174 men in the mine oniy 41 hy gas a . was the 1930 eiplosion, cious." made it tn safety. was In charge of the Inquiry be­ cause the main shaft of the mine la in West Virginia. lie was joined by federal mine Inspector William Clark. UMW safely director Charlaa Fargu-on and Petr FerraU, company vice president in charge of operations for Pocahontas. Habbitt Nobs Easter Come Home, Please 4 Fiber Guaranteed Red Theme Songs Red Writers Expel 3 *Ul”to<IU"'■Boris Pasternak Cliurcliill Visits Ship Sinatra Disclaims Marriage Reports Probers Hunting /dine Blast Clues Giant Blaze Hits School In Harlem Hope All But Gone STOCKHOLM ( U P I ) - Russia won an unprecedented second No­ bel Prize today when the Swedish Academy of Sciences presented the physics award U» the Soviet expert) who discovered and devel­ oped the "Cherenkov rtfect," Which may have been put to pracu fal use In R usila'i Sputniks. The Russians who will share the $41 pro* are Pavsl A. Cherenkov. I fo r X. T a m a ta d Ilya M. Frank. The academy said that work door by the three Russians paved the way for the U alrrrely of Califom ia'a recent discover) of *he anti-proton and facilitated San­ ford University studies of nuvlear The t'ham fo r of Commerce membership campaign produced figures Monday that had climbod to the $7,000 mark, and Chairman Clifford McKtbbin >akl that he especAad this figure to *fo In the hag" before mid-week. Somewhat disappointing to the workers is the 190 membership* that have bean signed, because Civic leader* feel that the number of interested businessmen in the count) "ought to be double th at figure," McKlbNn said. Two captains war* given warm expressions of praia* and appre­ ciation by tb* drive chairman, who said th a t Scott Burns and Robert Browning had really been "putting on ths steam" tsv an effort to clear up their ataignBiants by the past weekend. ‘ la a * a a fS H a n ttta It w ai pointed o-it that the nearby town of Mt. Dors uses the meter setting fee »s a re­ venue m e a n s . Commissioner Drown moved the charge be adoptrJ. Higginbotham moved that Brown's motion he tatdrd. Then ensued a healed discus­ sion in which Higginbotham vowed the m eter srtttng charge to be unfair and would place an ­ other cost fo •‘already exorbitant" w ater bills. He pointed out that water titris are already paying a •ewer lax and that the rlly should get tevenue fmm some other touice. "Municipa.itie* are supposed to Klve the people Something," said Higginbotham. Toe -notion to table was seendr-l by Commissioner tl Wilson. «h-- also v' Med against “ "' placing * '-■* *live* * $;o m r tir setting charge. He explained that he felt the matter should be Investigated further ami that since Mt. Dora had t<cen used a< an exsropir, that the town's financial program should he stud­ ied. Proponents for :hc charge de­ clared that the Ato would tie to cover the cost of the fitting) fur the meter*. They pointed out that as It stands now, all other tax ­ payer.* sic paying for something that wilt benefit the Individual re­ ceiving the water. Voting for the measure were Commissioners Rrown and Gatch»l an j Mayor Warner. The original motion later was amended tn go into effect Jan. 1. 1934. The wurd-weary group agreed k> maintain the same price* on the swimming pool, rath er than raise them as another mean* of adding tn the city funds. In thr discussion nf thr entire m atter, it was pointed out that the city has an agreem ent with the State Board of Health whereby a sewerage disposal plant must be under construction St the end of HK>9. Just where the SJ&S,UU0 to build tbe plant is coming from is on* of the main reasons the revenue picture Is causing concern. fUESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1958 DulUd Pi I . c u e d Wire NO. 382 Roncalli Named New Pope 'Cardinals Select Negroes Convicted Dulles Says Red Shelling In Bus Seat Case; >/v .1 ■ 11 • •$• j» 1Venice Patriarch; Hoarinn C rhodi.U O U tla M IS ll, UlKIVlIlZed To Reign As John HCdNIIQ Scheduled w vsHINGTON «U*M* 8*cre civilians rather than anny y miUh military BIRMINGHAM. Ala i l l ' l l - ta r r of Stale John Foster Dulles i objective, VATICAN CITY (U PI) - Thn A hafoa* corpus bearing was said today the Chinese Reds* on Dulles told newt conference S*-*red College o f C ardlnali today irhssiulrd t.alsy for t( Negroes again-off again shelling of Qurntov the Communist U ctics were uo-1 elected Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, convicted on charges .lemming and Matsu was outlandish and un prrccsier.tevl In history and appar- 7(tce*'O td Italian patriarch »lf from an attem pt to break down civilised. He declared it was de cntly were designed to -ave face Venice, as the WJrd Pop* <■! the the city's bus segregation b arri­ signed f»r promiseuo« killing uf after the intensive Red l»mi! *td- R.vman Catholic Church. He wfll ers. ment of the *-ff»tv re islatvls failnt reign «» Po» John XXIII. Negro attorney Vrthur S h o rn tn blockade them. demanded the hearing last FriItonralli i> ccnsklrrctl a ‘‘nonThe tr rr r tu i) Would n. I |ifr day, several hours after the t l potitlral" pope in short, .in* who diet whcCvcr the -In King wnuld in defendants w etr ordered In-lsl rrra»,- nr d . v r e a s e Rut he c a a l will devote bit main effort to fb* without bond peruling sentencing he did mil duns it -«si likely that spiritual affair* ol the ( lu r c h rath* Monday night. The; had been eon ’.he Red* would raise thrir mill *r than to Internationa, events. vieted on all founts , ..... ....................... . , lary effort* in the ixvint likely 1 The Rev. F. I., shuttle-w orth, in provoke gem ial v-ai cardinal priest, he *11 earn Routine reading of mdinaiw found guilty of masientiiialiivg Suites raid tho • omniunist in­ Nuv. l i , I m I, and was created the challenge, wa« srntrnctsl tiy was Intrriupted at Monday night's dention of shelling Qurmoy on an caidlnal by ths) iato Pop« I'UU Recorders Court . __ . . Judge . ,,William . | k «y Commission Hireling * ^r " I every other day l>a*l* was evi» iCv J n i'W u ii.ll J*if, • ,h r koxernlng body sought drflnl-1 j rn « ,.f vshat be ralle.1 the U|. XII—whom he .uccceds—un Jan. $100 fine. J. B I hirer, 4 .. " • * Rons In section two of Ordinance side down thinking and talking 12, 1951. sentenced to pay Itisi fine e n d 1r.j\ which one has to expect from thr EARLY .srORY, PAGE l fui day* In jail olly „an cr ,|cal* with the IN-I*. The other t.* .Irferwiants were , moUnl „ f , p„ f r „ , uttrd for tl„. The son uf a Noith Italian shareo n other vut.).vt» of tnlvrnagiven suspended tail day Jail sen­ gle family, two-tamlly a-wl multi­ tional Interest, thr secretary said: cropper, the newr Ifopc served for tence*. Conway ordered ait t l ple family dwellings. The con­ The Russians may •■*> trying t-s 27 year* as a successful Vatican held pending the hal-ea* corpus fusion arot# over th* fa«t that wiggle out of sny real rlforU to diplomat, but was known a t al­ heertng. .YiOo square (ret are requirrd (or negotiate a nuclear test I au be ways a bishop at heart. Three Negro minister*, officer, a single family; SAno for two lam cause they discovered n l last The election of the Y anclun of the Montgomery Improvement suniD ir/s Geneva scientific talks pairtarcn came on tho third day Assn, which Ini the frtnrd bus ily and only S.kun for multiple th at the t min! Mates was far ol vsHing—apparently an tha Uth boycott in tbe capital city, were family. Otherwise thr city attorney ahrad of them In the firkl of nu* ballot. arrested hart Monday in Shuttls-s. cleat explosives. Signaled by Smu4* Worth's horns. They had Iwen or­ m adr first readings on ordinances He folievrs that communism, to vacate th r alleyways as re­ dered here by MIA I’reddent Itev. F irst news of hi* election cams Martin loithsr King Jr. to "ex quested by Philip Zrull ami tbe both in Russia ami China, I* going to the world when a thia whila tv* collapse within a m atter of de­ pres* the concern" of Montgomery amendment t„ th r toning ordln wiap of smoke curled up at 3:07 ancc as* it pertain* to the Board cades because the people aia not p. u . 1 11:01 a. m. a.a.t.) tram Um Negroes. g* ing to allow thrm irlves to tie Police Commissioner Eugene uf Adjustment. ciaaiDry atsove th* Sistinc Chapel. Adopted were vhv1ih.uk is draliug eq u rrtrd forever to promote the Conner warned that any out-s.fTim snmko signal was short and ambitious plan* of international with is ) irroniug thr south M l townt r turning h rrr "and ag itat­ iwliaUncl a t lltsl, leaving Ih* communism for world conquest. frrl o( la>l t. all of tot* 5 amt 6, ing our irople'* were "going to bushed crowd ol 2U0,tX)0 persona see what thr lutkle of our city Ella A I’acc subdivision front B I gathered in St F rie r's Square la jail looks like." and H tA to K 2. anguished anticipation. The three m inisters, A rthur W. (b l Itrsoning tilork it. tier 13, The first official announcamuaO Wilson. Holomon Seay and Hanni­ from It-lX to C-2. that Uisi world's hall-billion Ro« bal Hubbard, were charged with te l lic/oning uf block 2$, east man Catholics had a new spiritual vagrancy aiwl ordered held pend­ one hall of blwk 22, Mcllonvlllr leader cam e whan the Vatican ing completion of an investigation. from H-tA and IM to it 2 radio said in a Furtugursc Ian* King said Seay i* executive sec­ Id I Brioning the west 4s> (ecl th tc r of th* seven organisa­ guaga broadcast at 3:23 p. m.; retary uf the MIA. Wilson ** uf lait 10. all of Lit* 4 and 5 u( tion* iiarticlpeting ill the Cnlted trearu rer and Hubbarj chairm an Block 9. Highland Fare to C-1. ' i f o church has a new popg." Fund will fo represented on a pro­ of Uta finance com m itua. A* news of th# papal election gram over tVTItlt Wednesday spi rail by radio and word of night at (1:45. * tirorge Touhy wilt muderetsu mouth throughout Rome, t|vou« |C apt. Marcrlla Hryimblv will ap- sand* began hurrying by foot or (tear for thr Batvalion Army. klrs. car to the Vatican. A massive ta r.d y n lllggtns will speak for traffic Jam blocked bridges cross* (lie I SO. the Florida Children's ing thr Tiber and leading to SL FA IFF! tl I’ll I ummunisl llnm r will Ise rrpre-riitrsl by a F rie r's. gunfire batierisi thr QUrmoy* to­ well-known lorat ritiien. The last I'ope to take tha name day in what apprarrd to fo N The I'liitrvl Fund, altlmugh lag ­ of John rrigr.ed from 1316 to sluwly-inlenslfying attack vm the ging far behind la-t year's pace, 1531. city provide diagonal parking a- oul|>o*l island chain. has now reached $M.200 campaign Till* wat an even <lw) in Ihw treasurer itoy Mann rr|Mirttsi ruend the Fourth lit. Pari, are a. (iatchrl pointsxl out that the Na­ Coniinunlals' *tr«ngr stop an-l g<> Moiwlay night. Recent contribu­ tional Safety Council frowns on cease-fire, when they sakl th-> tors, In amount* of $25 or mute, an> type of parking where motor­ Would not bombard latwling l>. orb j are: A A I* Tea Co. (with em ­ ist' have to losck tntu a heavy es o r airfields tin nt.l day* nf tltr ployers IPO'*) J . Itoy lirttt, Mrs A large turnout ii exported to traffic area. For this reason, be month they seirl they would bom- Hindu |). Gray, It. A. Gphbs American National Grows**, W. attrm l the session at the form er suggested that parking to- allow- bard everything. 1 hr Notionalist D*f«u*r Minis- ). Klrchhoff J r .. A K. Shoe­ tanning kitchen at T:$0 p. n , rd within th* park itswlf, with entrances on the Fourth ami Fif­ try said 103 shell* fell on the Is­ maker J r . Brook field Mitts. Willis Thursday when Instructions will ha th St. sides. He said thr beauty land*. during thr m orning—27 Fontiac, Ttie Sanforvl llrraUI, B. given on write-in vote procedure. ami Isiels -aping uf thr park i.iorr than In tho *amr period F. Mouie, T. (>. Brown. Mr. and Interest tn the m ilte r has been could lie retained and still allow Monday. Forty-four w rrr direeled Mrs. It. A. Smith. Mrs. Manna spnrkrd with the announcement parking facilities for tbc church- at Fig Q'.i oluv, U at Idttla Que- M. G ro rte and Gregory lotm for that f o r Gary of Oviedo will fo niuy amt |d at Tatan. Co. a potential candidate for tha T hr minitiry wuu'd not *ay The plan received unanimous County Commission scat to be va­ vbrtlitr any shells fell < n tbe a ir­ approval of th* rommlssion. cated by It. C. Dodd. Dodd w ai d tThe group was also in arrnnl in field- and foache* whicli the fraled hy \r rn o n W. Dunn In the negotiating with Sam foxy, own- Communist* have promifrsl not u* September primary. attack on even numbered days of er «f York M anufacturing Co., The school nf instruction will b* Generally fair through M ninesvcho appeared with Chamber of the tm nth There was nu Immodiate report dsy. Mich today 73 to *0. tun to ­ comforted by Mrs. Camilla Hruc*, Commerce M anager John Kridrr to make arrangem ents for reloca­ of casualties from halay's stieil- night ts to 33. Northerly wiiul* s Seminole County sii|>ervUnr of re­ ing. 'tile Qurmoy War Itrlirf to 12 miles per hour. gistration. Mir will fo assisted by ting th r York plant. voting machine deputy W. A. The property In question it a Assn, said 19 civilian* were killed Adam*. All clerks, deputies and rlly owned plot on Highway 17- ami I t wounded during th* week Interested persons are eligible to 32. on which l a r y elated he dr. that ended Monday. Thursday is th* last day for attend. tirn l to construct a building. Hr || trratu r# U,„ * in, ,h. ; , voting absentee in thr Nov. I T ic canning kitchen Is located , y|j, „f otW „ ‘A 1101 H e T B lO S t, II election, according to information <>n Fast 23th St. at what is now r rlra trd by Mis Camilla Rrucr, (lie Mtr nf the Homo Demonstra­ equipment m anufactured in bis supervisor of registration. plant. tion Council Center. levy eiplained that his rntn HICIIWOOD. U Vs I U FI)—An pany had o'ltgrown present fadl- explosion apparently touched off itles ,.n Elm Ave., and that hy hy an arcuquilation uf .-oat dust *,inkling a new p la it, ht> <<iuld . rtp|>ed throuxh a mountain aide grow to thr extent th af he vs.iuh* ■•■at mine near here t«sfay. fo able to employ more personnel Ordinances Passed By Commissioners UF Program Set; Total Now $8,200 Today Was 'Even/ Parking Problem Solved; Reds Shell Islands Churches May Use Park A proposal by City* Commis­ sioner David (satchel might offar til* soluliun to the congest'd parking condition* surrounding live church'* in dovxntown San­ ford. Tbe (,aUhal plan via* proposed tn answer to a request from toe Ministerial Association that the City To Enforce Rules On Vehicles City Manager W. E. I l'r tr ) Knowlr* was instructed Monday night to enforce "strict rrg u lt tlons" on the ure of rlly-owned vehicles by city employes. This action was taken as a result of rumplainU recrtvrd by several commissioner*, concerning reports that city employe.* have been ob.erved u*ing the vehicles for persona! use Knowles emphasised that surervUors take the isucks home with thrm so that they ran answer rmrrgency rail* thxt might arise during off-duty 'tours. Boy, 18, Arrested In Trunk Murder Write-In School Slated Thursday Weather Absentee Deadline Believed Trapped A company spokesman 'aid It R ead N o rw eg ian? P le a se T ra n sla te W. M. I'ope, operator °f ■ store a t 101$ W. 10th H t, *s.< mrn wrre foliexrd to hsvr been granted a llrens# to sell lo-er snd (tapped. The Nicholas County sheriff* ..K ir isid It had a re­ wine. Anyone around here who can in iho report of annexation, it port 2u miner* were enloinfod. read Norwegian? Mr. snd Mrs. Thr tximpany spokr'inati said was reqsurtsd th a t 159 mora sig­ nature* are needed fur a valid another 39 miners in the pit were Itoforl Zitlrower, I$00 Hose Way, ■rportrd to have escaped. have a message they would like petition. The explosion occurrd ill thr translated. Mayor W artxr was autimrisisl town of Summerville, to execute a de,<| with Lee small Thr message was found in a Brothers also have purchasvs] land about Co m ilrl r a it ul Charleston, buttle, swept onto the beach near from the city on which they plan at the llurtoh mim- of the Rich Smyrna Sunday. Typewrit­ r e p o r t the cunrlusivn* of t h e i r to locate a plant The property wood-Sewcit Coil l'« of Claveten on yellow paper, the bottle ro n tarl work, and in keeping with is West nf French Av*. on Ful­ land, Ohio. and Its letter apparently was his announced plan. McKIbiwn trill ton Street. dropj>ed into the w ean near the bring the ram paign to a bait by The group agreed to reject ail _ , equator. the end of th# month. bid. un a u1ed nine passenger I f * l o n g Q b t U d C f l t Thr Zlttrower* were foiling be­ "Our membership should fo station wagon for utv in the City low Turtle Mound when they 350," Mack UeveUiai. Chamber R ,c ,ration Department. Instead. A p p a r e n t S u i d d e found the hotllr. At Mrs. Zittiowpresident, said. "I f*#l that there it **• s c o t'! to call for bld% on* ? « IBM or M* nine ppai««nv#r <• .MNr.JiMl.Lh a l l * \n 1* er described the finding: llr r are many buaineatmen who will siM n fer yearo ld t'nlvcrsiy of Florida j hatband picked up the battle. send in substantial suUcriplion* , er. tn th# near future. Wa nead the i Th* n in th ly m inting uf the Ifo gas company franchise was freshman apparently committed <basked at It. dropped it and went monay and w» nead tha veids- | Coffee l'»ub of Seminole County <!!*cus-ed briefly. City Attorney •tlirld* early today bv h in g in g 1about the business at • tn d : tryspread interast o f this number of I Cham for of Commerce will fo Bill Hutchinson wax Instructed to himself from hi* hed with a foil, ing to induce a fish to Idle. Campus Police Chief Audi* firms." Having thr normal amount of hild Thursday a t 10 a.m. a t Mr*, .submit certain changes in th* proII# pocnlad out that Samusuie Appleby's Valdes Restaurant. pnesd franchise to tha owner of Shuler Said William Wallac* T ea­ feminine curiosity, Mrs. ZittrowCounty is corn paling with other gue of Sarasota wai found hang­ e r picked up the bottle, wondered Capt. Jama* D. Kemmage, com­ th* company. Central Florida counties and thrir modore of the several squadrons Announcement was mad* uf a ing from the top bunk «f 'he bed what It was all afo u l and decid­ agfraaivtlitst should stimulate ■t th* Naval Air Htallon here, will meeting in Leesburg Thursday, at 3:30 a. m. by his roommate. ed to bring It home. ths local county firm s tu greater fo in charge of th* program and when a presentation of tha acoDean of Men fo ster Hale said "This thing Intrigues mo," Mrs. activity in attractin g business will introduro tha neve command nomlc study uf tha four-county “ there is evidence that tbe boy ZHlrowar said. "I wonder what her*. H* hoped th a t rrery one w h . ing officers of three unit). area will fo made. Commissioners had a long standing sense of des- anyone would write and put in a had not joined th* trade Uaty Charlie Morrison, well k n o an lesiring Pi attend wer* requested ponden.-y probably accented by bottle. The oniy word i can lianawould send in a t least <>oa $J3 local public relations man, will am- . to la a t tha Chamber of Corn­ academic problem*." lie dal not 1st* i* "Egypt". Aflac (test, I'm ■a immediately ea* tha program. jusana Buddsag a* 4 4 $ f . aa. elaborate. * Chamber Drive Climbing; Funds Nearing $7,000 Russia Gets Prize For Sputnik Work ■« a • • • • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER NEW YORK (UFI ) - R khsrd Hicks Jr., 1$. sought for four days in the trunk slaying rtf hi* father, was arrested Monday and con­ fessed to thr killing, police said. Hick), a Negro, was b<x>krd on a homicide charge following his arrest in Van Corlland Fark in the Bruns Hr shed his sleeping fsth rr tu death last Thursday, puller said. In * dispute over schooling, then fluffed the body In a newly-pur­ chased trunk and nushed it into the Hudson River. Coffee Club Sets Meeting Thursday Mw said the atUlressor appeared to be a native of "L arutke" or something very similar. T fo only other words she recognized were "Saut A m erica," whlrh no doubt is South America. Apparently thr sender of tb« message wanted lo make triendl. In the bottle with the letter v.era were several pieces nf candy, somewhat the worse for vsear, and what appeared to have been a square lump of sugar. It, too, wa* dam aged by the tossing of Dir waves and tbe "sw eat' on the inside at the bottle. According to the dato ca the letter, it apparently wat dropped overboard from a ship about • year ago. Th* latter isn't In "dm best condition," according to Mrs. Zittrawer. She would Uka to "gat the message" before tbu paper (alia apart. Anyone able to read N orm * gian may call the Zittrow ere at FA 2-4021. Tb* fishing —p+dR ha wom 'I itte � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/a6e5027c4115224c2c5a515041fc7100.pdf 57d862b1cf54c5c02698911833b1bf67 PDF Text Text H W W IW * * - is fK I r- ’1 • !. - e lady wise ELECTRIFIES! wonder that In Florida, electricity ib the KI-KCT c ’O O K l E L E C T R IC W ATER H E A T I N (J rs A u t o m a t Conlrst Simplest \ ^ n e o p e jf Safest Cheapest \ UVE BlTTER-fUCTRICAllY 20? 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(UPI)— W•ary reacuerg worked deep in tha rubble - strewn Cumberland Coal and Railway Co. n t^ e here today in nn effort to free 8-1 trapped miner*. Hut a company spokesman said there was •'little hope" any ttould be found alive.. TOe miners were amon* 172 trapped in an earth-ahaking »-------------------------------------|"bump’* Thurday night which Mnt Dunn Jailed On Drunk Driving Charge Kslahliahed 1908 1coll and rock alidea roarlnc 1through the tunnel*, doling por­ tions of the mine. Sc*entv eight mineia wrre re*cu»«d. Nine bodin were reported lighted In the mine by reacurra § 1 0 , 0 0 0 T O O L O W and one bndv was recovered. makLOX!)OS , m , _ The Karl of Dundee toot uver a* minUler The United Fund today addid a mg the death loll 10. The romp.ny said .I t taper- , wW|g||| )M,rtW iu , , J IV. replacing foliar hu« to a somewhat >>lu« were i» he U r J Mlncro(l , h(> r, . j Knrd be r a i t occasioned by the failure of ti.o.y personnel ht cou!dn’t | („ or. the many of the campaigner* to re­ mine when . •■bump, or underV i |1M0# t „ 'ir v , port their accomplishment*. Roy iround upheaval which remit* in Stann, tresiufer. ind Howard Mc­ .he movement of the coal aeam. ,-\s k s FO P B a llo o n Nulty, rhaiimsn, reported an ad- trapped them i t two level. ‘We'll never give up,'* »aid liar- i >.iun o f $757 from the employee* WASHINGTON lU I'l) Thr the Sanford Atlantic National ry Mackmnon when he emerged United State* haa again asked the grimy from tha pa alter working Bank and the F'ond* State Rank Soviet Union lo return any Ameri­ In announcing folie-tlon* nf underground iteadily for more can w eathrr research ballevor* 3414 on a payroll deduction plan than 14 hour*. The rescue team* allrinpling to that fall «m Soviet territory. at the National bank, Mann »aid I that he frit that a film that v*. fret- AJ men trapped at the 13,000 •Ilnvtl In the bank’* vtaff by Kelt h o t 'l e v e l v-rre reported having Swc nrth M dntOlh bad a great deat difficulty '»ith Hie tc tp m j ga*. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UI‘11 to da with the wholehearted par­ Other men were believed trapped di*h air forte Warrant Officer R. R. F. Carliavn w*t «hot and ticipation. "The graphic portrayal 400 feel d-wper. of 'he need* to tw met by the UF Shot hi cl reiative* and friend* of wound'd Wetlneaday while flying mpel» one to think of the Weed* ‘ the Fill missing men crowded a U. N. reconnaissance mission those who are le** fortunate a.uund a fateful device known *• U. N. official* announce.! Thur* than ounelvei,” eald the bank* "ta< hoard." A* miner* are day night elce preaident. brought to the surface their num McNulty, in submitting tb» l l i t tv red tag* are taken from ih» fubicril’ed by the ttaff of the l*u,-d, signifying to the faimlle* WASHINGTON tU PD — The Mate Hank, laid that a fuller involved that their men are alive. Air Force teports that 3,222 of it* appreciation of the Importance The tave-in thundered around pet runnel weir killed or diiablrd «,( "(fierinyr one hour’* pay per the m’ner* at 7:10 p m. Tliultday la*t year in sports a.livitie. The month" —the theme of the film term •‘di*ahled" mean* lost to b u n i uaed by trie I T —prompted With I ‘ bump" that writ fell on duty for one day or more from the turface ar far at 14 mllrt. the genfrou* response of the emany lype of Injury. yniled Fund Gels Boost From Banks SANFORD. FLORIDA Commission Nominate News Briefs « Arrested After W reck Vi*in*m W. Dunn, Dvimycnilic nominate for the D istrict l si-at on (he futility Commission, spent six hours in Semin* ole County jail early today on charges of driving while in. toxica ted, Dunn vvii* l.nigi-d in jail at 12:110 n. m, hy Oviswlu Con* *t.title (ioorgi- Kelsey, H*- was tvlenssnl iiIhiui tl a. ni. Jitter (Hi.-ting .<200 bond. Dunn's at test *<«me after his automobile ran off the road and into a diteh near Oviedo about midnight. | Dunn last night attended n clambake at the i huluota tmi, an affair to whl.h *1! county of­ ficial* and many buiiaesim tn were invited. H* waa returning home ai the Ilm* hi* car left the road. LAND CHANGES HANDS—Theae are the ttimt who look pari in negotiations whltli Iranvferrctl Ilnvcim Park from Phillips l.untU'r & Millwnrk*. !n r . to Shoemaker Tun* Shortly after hi* release from atructlon To. ye*tenlay, l,eft to right minimi the table. A. It. IVti-ieoi Jr., St. Jnhn'e jail tins morning, Punn came to The Sanford list aid to tell hit Realty: \V. U. Hulehisoit Jr., attoitiey for Shoemaker Conatruclion; A. Iv. Shoemaker •tory. He aaid he •'had nothing to Jr., preaident of the company which iwnra hiv name; R, K. 1-teH. executive vice presi­ WA5IIINT.TON t u r n - Sccre dent of pltillljv*. and Jnmc* K. Ru*h, altornev for ITiillipt, tlltrahl Staff Photo) tarv of State John Foster Dullr* hide. I jtm don't know what hap­ tald today that thr> Chinese t'om- pened." iiiunisu appaiTiitly want to keep Hi* voluntary tlatam cnt aaid: the fighting sung .n t h r V . r Ka'st (i,r“ “ m' ,n l!f* and are not intereilrd in Or,,-ere that t have been charged with driving while drinking. I havi effnril lo promote peace had a clean rocotd. The only traf­ The Shoemaker Conitnlctlnn' that the purehsw prtr# was 375 Paved strrrl* with Miami type thitlr* said the Nationalist*, on fic violation on mjr record L fot r « , Sanford, yesterday purchased 000. | curhs, and a roinmiitilly water |hc other hand. Have rtn renounced overtime parking. I don't know Itavrna Park. Inrmrftv owned by i A K Shoemaker, presiilent of system will be In.talled, Shoemak ihe u«e of force to carry oi out Hielr whsth»r 1 p u se d out or went ta Phillip* !'ro,w'rtie*, ami announced the company said he planned to er aaW he planned t»* "leave every avuwr.1 ml**lon “ to bring ab.,ut sleep." HOLLYWOOD tU I’l ) - l-ui* plan* for Immediate construction *t*rt cunatrui-tion of Immea with- lir e t.iat can tie left on he pro- the reatoratlon of freedom to the Dunn taid he had taken foui Turner'* daughter Cheryl, trying oi ISO home* en the property. | in lo day*. Ilomr* will be In the perty. Located In a former cltrua people on the mainland '* to rc»ume a normal life. ha. startStamp* on the deed recorded in tIJ.noa Iti.Ovto pri.-o range, with giove. the hnne»itr» will tie shad­ Ite .aid the Red* teemed to tranquUlilng pills and four drlaki rd to atfVrtd clataet at a public the Semlnolr Coutthouse indicated i FIlA financing available. ed h) cltru. and oak tree*. Some have broken their own ceate flre at the banquet. He added that a school. 23 of the l«t* are on thr lakefronl. proclamation became t h e want physician hid prescribed oni Six month* ago .he slabbed to With home anti Mrrrt construc­ ‘ to throw roadblock. In the way tranquiliier per day, "hut I'm on tiratli tha movla queen's under­ a retlrlrtrd diet and my heart tion i.hcdulfd to ttari immediate- ef atahilitcd tranqulllt)." gave me a lot of trouble after world boyfriend. Johnny Multip­ I). nboemakrr said he hi ed to Propaganda Firing art* to. have home, ready for occilpnncy He added that “it ii potilblr rating atl nf that rich food lift night." hy Jan. t. that Ihe Bring I* mote for nayHe said h. had two drinks be­ Negotiations yesteidiy tirought chnlogl.-al than for military purfore dinner and two afte r dinner. HKRCIITKSG ARDEN. Germany al*»ut srle of Ihe nruperty hy pr«*e*.*' ( U P I | - Two U. 8. Army helltiullra laid the Ameitean na­ After a hetr.y meal, he took two Seminole Count) olficcr* work­ Tbursby said, is John .Stanley Phillips t.umtier A Millwork, Inc . coptcis Thuriday rescued It Her successor to Phillip* Propenir. tion can he thankful for tile Nal- tranqulllrere. Some 20 minutei man* mar.aii>ed In Ad.Jf Hitler * ^ *r° un,t ,hf flofk 1*“ n'*hl *"d Hemp, 31, McKeesport, I ' a . who here Hrvena Park waa told by tionaliat government became ''it later, the pain had not eased and recently was tndirted on * tap* ,n •uPP*,r1 °< • *'s»ntic he t->ok two more, he said. beloved “eagle ne»l retreat high lhe firm Iwraii*e it plan* to d o te re*l»t» tho<e force* whose Central "I don't remember exactly in the Bavarian Alp*. The group, Voluna County manhunt tor seven charge. T he jail tweak came aland 10:3*1 01,‘ "I'erathm* in Sanford, o f f i c i a l . pur|..*e I* world rule amt. to that what time II w*i when I left the including two women, wa* ito­ dangerou* criminal* who rtcapcd , „ , ,nd; ,.hr( '" l la ted !>) avalanche* can-id by a from the Jad in I>el.and lait night. last night. Within 30 minutes. lit* homes will have three bed male defeat of lit. United Stale* clambake," Dunn taid. “ but there One escapee, Paul K, Freeman, Seminole officer* had toads lead were people atill there. I waa i **v«n-day .now aiorro. rot> Somr wilt have oi e halh, " lhe Comniuni.ti ir m lo be Cincinnati, was picked up early from Volusia blocked. Today, the) (roggy. | ran off the road. I lirve that they ran beat achieve oibert pvn Shnemaker »aid cut l.wi*' a* he walked ‘ Iops lh- <ot- were atilt on the J«S>' don't know what happened. Twa skirts of UrLaod. Hot seven While hunting for the eight Vo- loiii-hullt humr t will lg pn.ililc domination of the Western Paclftr men came by and tried to help others, including an atcusrd rap- lull* e-caper *. two convicts who *" lhe development. A v.lr* office If they perpetuate cimfu«lon am) me get my car out of the ditch. F a ir through S aturd ay. IH rIi i*t« who officers taid ' would kill escaped from Ihe Orange County alreailv i* l<f.atrd on Ihe propelt). uncertainty and if they alternate­ We couldn't. Then Kelaey ram# Havana Park is loratrvl at the ly give Imi’ci (or peace and fears IihU j SO lo S3, low lunighl Iv to you In a minute," atill were twine ruad camp were nabbed In Oviedo out and arrested me. 1 w at very 13. Variable wind* 1 to 13 mile* sought. by Constable tieor^e Ketsej They entranr* to la*ch Arbor on Coun­ of war." Dullii .aid in his state­ groggy, hut | remember him ment "They accompany thrir er­ try (.'tub Road prr hour. Sheriff Rodney Tluirthy's olflcr escaped Wednesday, sped 1**1 The proper I) transaction wa* ratic action with intensive propa­ arresting me. He brought me to Drl.a I tald the etcaiwr* were night in ;ad in Sanford aid re handled hv A ft Peterson Jr.. | ganda to the rlfect (hat pt fp jail. I woke up thta morning In tha •pretty bad boys", but weir mil turned to the road camp lodiv. la tn the effect that if Ihe jail, called «ne cf Ihe officers and St. John's limit)- Shoemaker *■ was ' itsni1 Hulun twirliag lessons will he I i-llrved lo be armed with anv people of Asia would united to hr let me out on bond." represented bi Ally. W. C, Hutch­ hdd tomorrow morning at South- Hung ni-'ie deadly lhar knl> Dunn aaid "it might have beea espel thr United .Stairs hum the ison J r IteprrH’ntlng Phillips •wl* School from 10 11-10. mad* of metal bed slats. a cate of ton many tranquUlien, Wi tti-rn Pacific, then all yvottld he were It F. I.ted and Ally. James Tfie recreation department will hut I was afraid that n coronary Seminole officers set up a roa l w» It." K, It mb, laith of OrUnihj. -te>n*«r those clat.et I n .rruction block at the Lake Monroe Hitd^iwas routing on." He added that will I* by Kvir Krnttert, Jud> near Sanford, The aeareh to,l*> "I might have gone to aleep.” Herron, and Pat Smith. Each atuIn hit statement, he aaid that centered around the Club Ilia ■lent n,a*t furnish her own baton. he wanted ' all of the (art! pre­ mond area. sented ar. that the people Will Sheriff Thur»hy said that the With the l.<o*t of a joint ronlil know rvartly whal happened.” He right pri winett used Ihe ''bed bution of *7*7. tendered hy the City Con mlaalouer Al Wilton Mr*. Mildred P. Kielman, 4*. added that 'It's the heat way to and City Manager W, E. Knuwet slat" knives to threaten a 20 year employe, of the Fbifida Stale died Wednesday at llrfti p m In keep the record straight; 1 don't old Inmate and drew attention of Hank nlttl lhe Sanford Atlantic will friu in tomorrow from (Tear Four lining nf another Itvo Seminole Mi-mutlal Hospital after want rumor* circulating ovar tha water, wher* they have twen at i irmly, whom they coerced into Nation a I Hank. Hie total in thr miles of I' S. Highway 111 Iw a long lllne aa. county, I just want the public to United Fund m>w stand* «t 17.- tween OiUndo and Apopka haa lending lh# mtvling of the Flori- opening their cell door. . Mr* Kielman wa* born N'ov. knew the truth." 239, Roy Mann campaign ire* Most dangerous of lhe bunch. da Leagu* of Munidpalltiaa. Iwen completed, the State Roa.l 10. 104®. 1; South Carolina. ShDunn said the arreat cam* at surer, reported (hi* mr.rnlng Department annnunce.1 today-.vnr tn Sanford from Gaidrn City "thr worst posdblr time" and ad­ Conltihuthin* or pledge. In the The IM.'.OCI project Halted 5.5 Kan , In 1114 She was a member mitted that It "prubahly will hurt amount of 325 or more, were te mile* north*e d o f Oilando and of thr Elder Spring* llaptlM mr In nty campaign." He haa a reived from continued . nil mile, up | J. 8. Church write In opponent. Oviedo Mayor Sir* Camll'* If Ilrucr Ml ami Ill tuwanl A|Mipka in Irnlh Or­ Surviving are her hu*hand, Otto l e e Gary, In the general tlecUoa Mr* Fred W Hall, Flrettonr Tire ange ami 8emlnoie Counties, Road Kielman: nne daughter, Mrs. N'ov. 4. k Rubber Co . O. lewli Dinkins. Hoard Chairman Joe firotegut Laura Mae Hurst. Kansas City. Maffel Aulo Service, II It Fo|t* '•id. Mo.; her ru other, Mr*. Fred Co. Inc,. J C. Prnnv l o , Inc, Ill addition to four lane lilvhlnl Prirslrr, Sanford: four brothers, Mr and Sir A 11 Peterson Sr.. highway, the 1 inject Ituliidid Frril Pi letter, Janies P rinter, A. H Peter .on J r . Sherwood double overpa*. bridge* - enrh Tr «. t- r Co Ho) Holler 2<W feet long ^ «.v«r the Sea* North Carolina: Wallace P rin te r , Sanford I. dge No. 1241, Elk*. l-oard Air line '{allroad (lacks, Smith Carolina; llrrhert P rlrttrr, Sanford Sh'w Center, Suhurhan an iimierpa-* bridge at the A t­ lllinoi*: four alatera, Mrs Kiln* Sodi-rhlom, Pioparie M-tri Ga* Co, Cowan'., lantic Coa't I me tiai ks, and Murtin, Mr*. Jt * Western A .lo Attoclalr Store, douhle-gr-vde .eparatton IiihI . m —. Mrs Sadie Harti*. Sanford: Mi* Fifty four suitimoruea have Illinois, Mr*. II. t ".,ke». Suutliern Hell, each I .'ll feet long — ever a coun­ Margate! Wiindrrlirh, Wen l»*ur,f for Juryman to ap> and two granddaughter*. ty road. "I from 'he Gasttlbtrry and Funeral ii-rvires will tie held at pear *1 9:30 a. m. Monday for th# L-. 8. Ill already wa* four Fern Park area, (lacomplrie) 2 p, m Saturday al Etdri Springs opening day of thr October term | tailed to the point out!Ida of 4Jr3lo; at Baptist Chutrh, Rev J<>< Douthitt of rolinty rntlrt. Uiuln where Ihi* project began Judge Wilrut) Alexander hat '■i-'lrgiit -aid four lairing of .urh officiating burial will In* In Ever­ 1 In.lull'd 40 ea-es for trial be major route* In t b-rlila I. one of green Centner). twreti 4)rt. 27 and Nov. 5, Gramkow Funeral Home is In the primary goal* of the Road Thu.e who have received a Jury rhsrge of arrangement*. Hoard. nunimnn* include: Donald W. 1 1 .1 • **3 Tanner, Raymond M. Fryer, Sanford P'llrce Chiaf Hoy Wil George W. Jones, Sidney I . Kel­ llama and Mr* William* will Iravr ler, Garnelt H. High, Itoheit Hub(hi. weekend fur Miami, where Inson, William W. Johns, • urtls the) wih aiu< d Hu1 Intrrnalional U vrnd*r, Herbert Lambert, Al­ i (intention <>f lha A.irv-ialinn of fred E. Erh, Collil J. 4'agtleherry, Chief* of I' >!ire. t ewl* M. ra tio n , d a m n F. Hradquarii i t fur ibr world wide Young, amt Odin SI. Amirrson. event will b* »l lhe Fount*Inhleau Herald I. Collins, Willie II. FilsHotel, wherr FluiIda * Govrrnur grtald, Herbert 45 Hchrmf, Hen­ WASHINGTON i L T I i — I 'r e ii1 lhe I 'm n i r t i , in a "Dear SinIxllny Collm. will welrnrne the ry Jarkion, John O. Andes, Wil­ group nl nearly 2,(00 Other not dent KHennower (o-S a* a reptrd nv" lellrt. «»iil Week* lake, with liam A, Halley, Hubert II. Green, the resignation of rriary of him "my deep gratitude for your able* .chertilei) t-j (peak include John A. Garrick, Sol Gordon, Wil­ Com m-rre Sinclair W«kv and long and unttinting devotion to liam I*. Hall. Janie. E. Ilraokt n t Chief J Edgar Hoover. named (in c u r l hatrrnan la’Wis I. duty and my very Iwst wlvhc* for shire, Henry McLaulin Jr., Glenn S trau.s of Ilm Atomic Enrrgy your future h e a I lh and happi­ A. Lingla, James A. Gainer, Wil­ Fommisilon lo aurcerd him. ness." liam O. f.iv icg.tou, It. E, SicWeek* rengned effrelive not "ft i* of roune very gratifying Connell, Theu<t.>re Dunn, William later than N'-v in, lo me, av it muM he lo you. that C. Fuller, John E. An-lerson, Carl Slrau<* hid s|ept-ed down as during ymir sis years as •ecrelary F. Amore, Joseph Kahn, Juteph NEW YORK ((71*1 j —- Anyliody AK<* choir man June ad. Hr hat of com merer, the American econ­ t*. Bryant, Arthur K. Ilelloff, John want to buy ■ pet? tteen serving is aperihl ssilstant omy ha* espanded broadly and J. N’etller, William I,. ( ’aider, Tile etv 1* puttier up fur **Ir' to the I'lrtblrnt on atom* for- generated for our ritlicni more Harold F. Cumhei land, i*. O, hippopotamus named Brrllc, j peace matters. Jobs, higher Income* and greater llarl. Jack Dunham. Hoy IL Iwoyeara-otd and weighing l.WX) 1 Weeks laid in letter of m i g ­ alntndanre." the 1'reiidtnt said. Brown, Cllnto* F. Gorre. pounds, ration to the P m id cn t dated Ocl Wreka wa* a member of the Arthur Bagley, Ale* K. Stroup, — Four llama*, Mire* girls and 22 that he »a» quilting “only be original Kl.enhower C a b i n e t U ro y Darrow, James II. Ilruwdy, one boy. cause of prrvdng hutinrss, prr which to»k office with the t'resi- Rudolph L. Duffy, Janies A. - T w o elk. soual arid family conaideralions, dsnl In January 1951. Only three Hickson, J . Vidal June*, Fr*d C. - Four deer. which stenird to me to make R. membvra now rem ain—Secretary Bennett, Harlan IK*. How, Jamaa Purchia* Commissioner Joseph imperative that I return to Boston of State John Foster Dultei, Al- L. Lambert, Theodora U. DoV. Spagna taid the surplus loo and to my lr,i..esl. there," Adams, J e h i Hculture Sccrctaiy E tta Taft chant, Jacob resident* probably will go on sale "Obviously I do this with great Henson and Rostinaiter General Bird, R. T. Cooper amt Will l a * neat month. | reluctance," Week* wrote. Gore Carpenter. Arthur E. huuraerfieid. Dulles Says Reds Don't Want Pence, Seek World Rule l TX Observer Shut * Sports DitifiMing' lujeea." | lie added ishowing tha that Melntoah I* film this week to to groups at the Naval Air Sta­ tion. but that tt would be available for any firm that wi*he* to http in this I T effort -to meet the needs of deserving, but unfortunate fellowmen." McNulty atvi Mann commend cl the fine rpirlt of Ihe financial flrntl’ staff and urged other or ganitations to follow^ the "one feme's pay per month" plan a* a means of “giving the easy »ay". Chamber Reports: 'Plodding Along' I’teddirg progress was made In lh e last two day* in the Chamber ♦ Commerce drive In so fer a* dollar receipt* **• concerned. The total returns of the campaign inched upward to $u,(Wt0, v.li(f..d McKihbln, mrmber.hip chairman, reported. Tha fact that tha trade body , offer ha* not mounted *harply doe* not indicate that no work fa being done, the campaign lead­ er **id. lie pointed out that hr know* that some of the captain* iiho have n»t reported “have Iwen doing some go.«l wotk in the field.*' At W. I.re, McKtbbln pointed •ut. It laading lh* group of cap­ tain* in the number of reported collection*. At a reporting meeting sched­ uled for this afternoon it was espeeted that captain* would turn in a *um that would pu»h the racsipt* well along toward the 0.000 goal. Tha C of (7 office I* eager to hear from any firm in the coun­ ty that ha* not liven contacted, hut whove management want* to btcoma a part of the progressiva affort of tha rommunily. ' Lyman Girl Dies Of Heart Attack A IS-year-old tmngwood girl collap ted and died yesterday as she prepared to board a rthool but at l.yman High .School. The Saminole County eorvmer'a idfire Said Louise Wagner, (laugh­ ter of Mr. amt Mr*. James 8. Wagner died of a heart attack. She collapsed at 3.05 p m. al she wa* boaidlng a bus for her home. She and her family moved to 1-nrtgwrood In 194ft. She was born in Spartanburg, S. < , March A ip45. She wa. a meintwr of the First Haptl.t Church. Surviving, in addt mn to her parent*, ar r thrra brotheev, jame*, Hnoald and Vern-»a*<.*\wi L tii 'e r , SKnl*y Jean W*gn*r. Fi M .*'■ aeivic-a will l>* heid at 3 p. m. Sunday al thr new First Uapuit Church, laingwoud, the Rev. I>ewil Futrh officiating Burial will be In la-ngwoud Cem­ etery, tiramkow directing. Hula Hoop Finals Slated Tomorrow The city wide hula hoop eor.trtt final* will fie heid in Fort Mrllon Park tomorrow, starting al 1 p. m. Co-spcntt-red hy Ihe City Rerrration Department and lh# Loyal Order of Moo.#, preliminary con­ fetti were conducted earlier till* week J u d g e fur the contctt will he Mm . Grace Thuraton. Mila Polly Muxley and Harold Kaitner. # ‘fWHITEVILLE. n c. a ' P I t Seven-year-old Bill Ward may ba the prettiest student In Mr*. Itfigh Stout'* Hi*! Itiade .!*«• at William* Township School '<■■1 hr a not in the running for Halloween queen anymore. It look *H of Mr* Stout'* coaxing lo persuade Ihe rla.s to pick a girl candidal.- after the student! had nominated Hid un­ animously. He couldn't h . * ^ u e e n " candidate, she argued. • We don’t care." rephrd blue eyed Dabble Jacob*. ' « * »»nt Bill. He's the prettlcat." I h e youngster* finally chang.d thrir mind* and new Debbie n the candidate. Member* of ihe Ssnford Male Chore* will rehrarse Monday night • t 7.30 at the Civic Center. Charles C*'*el* of DeBary will direct the practire. Cane!*, who eonducted the rehear**! last week, ha* hsd eitenan* esperlence tn chnrsl work, which will add grratly lo the accomplishmenls of the local male linger* tfeftny man who enjoy* tinging wh | be welcome I" meet with the ehorua Monday night. Thief’s Ivoot Heavy LONDON (UPI»— Pulie* hun* ed today for a stolen 14-ton. eightwheel truck carrying • 5 ton, 11goo^-vide ab*# a propei.er. Cheryl In School Copters Rescue 11 S e m in o le H e lp in g V o lu s ia M a n h u n t W eather Baton Clas.s Slated UF Total Climbs Past $7,000 Mark Officials To Return Two-Mile Stretch On 44t Completed Mrs. Kielman, 48, Dies In Hospital Jurors Summoned For Court Monday Boy Is Nominated In Queen Contest Male Chorus Sets .Weekly Rehearsal Ravena Park Purchased by Shoemaker Chief To Attend Police Convention Sinclair W eeks Resigns, m m iN O , a f t e r — e . j . Moughton, Sanford in«ur* «nce Hg^ncy owner, get# a little "iiuturanfc" »t the Ii Ioch! Honk (top) Thurs­ day. Hecoivinir hi* doialion In Mra. Marjorie (inode, Orlando, of tha Ccntnil Florhla B lo o d Bank. Bottom (’By Recrea­ tion Director Ronald Ferry ext* a steak after donating to th« blood bank. 1*ha aleak cam* courtesy of tha Lika Lodge, blood bank ejionaor. (Herald Staff Photo) Ike Picks Lewis Strauss Want Unusual Pet? They’re For Sale •a JJ �9 - AH Church Notices must be presented at The Herald office by 10 a.m. on the day before publication. Church Notices • n n SANFORD CONGKEUATION I LAKE MART CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE of Jehovah'! WKa*tsei LAKE MARY 1111 Weal lit. SL R. I . i m - d r . F atio r Sunday I p m Wilefah^rer itudy Wednesday 7:30 p m Oorgregalien IS a m. Sunday School, Mrs. Win, Matthews. Supt. Btblo atudy 11 a m. Morning Worship. Tailor Friday 7:10 p.m. Mtmitry aehool in Charge. Friday i:30 p m . Serrleo mealing 7:15 p. m. Vouni Teeplea* Meetinf. Colleen Matthew*, I’realTHE UNITED LUTHERAN dent. ait ant FOSTER CHAPEL I p. m. Evening Service, Paalor la RAM (MB SHRINE ( l.tR METHODIST CHURCH C h in e . Rev. Ernest flollek Jr. Pietor O flllo I p. m. Wednesday. Mid-week SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL Prayer service. JtE V . GEORGE II. CARLTON,. 1:41 MINISTER COFFEE BREAK 9:15 S p. n . Firit Widne*d»y Night I* Ml.Coniry Meeting, Mra. W. P. f:4S a.m. Sunday School MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 Burke. President. 11:00 a.m. Worahlp Service Mretinsi: (Sunday*) The public It Invited to wonhlp • ; M p.m. Worahlp Serrtca STEERING COMMITTEE JUOO with ui at all meetings, CHOIR PRICT1CE J . « SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CATECHISM C U S S nOt.Y CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH (THURSDAYS) 4:00 CHURCH Real n t h SC At P ith Ava Cor. Park Avr. A Ilk St. Tho end of your aaareh UPSAIA COMMUNITY Rev. John W. Thomas. Hector f o r a friendly Church PRr.SnVTERIAN m iR i n Holy Eu-hartit f l s n M RFH ee P a « w W. 70th St. and New t p e i l i Rd. 1:00 a m. HOloa Higglnhotham 8-*- Soper- Rev. John Pllley paster 9:15 a.m. Family Seni-e. tateadeat George PeroM SunHjv School Supt. and Church School II a m Mornlnf P ra yer rad Sunday Rlhle School 10 a m. M u. Hublo Suinnieilin 1‘iaoUt Sermon Preaching 11 ■*’n* Mr*. Nancy Skelton AtiDtint Servlcei tkrnuih (ho week; P iin lil Bible t o d y , . J P" Tuesday and Thuradiy • Holy KviafsUiUc P r* ic W n | t:45 Worship aervico * i . m Sundir Communion • 7:30 a m . Prayer Maetleg (Wed.) 7:41 p-m. Church ichool 10 a. m. Sunday Wednesday * Holy Comiaualon lllfvlooary Premlllenlal -Tberc l* a place for you to - 10 a.m. Von Are Welrome vitlt, ounliip or work with our Saturday • Sacrament of Panpart of our Heavenly I'ather'a CSNTRAL R j t r n i r r CHURCH aero o-6 p.m. family " r e a r . Pearteeath S t O tk Ava PA O u t WESLEYAN M o r t m p4it»r J- L Moore THE BALTATtDN ARMT METHODIST CHURCH VWtlnc epeaker *'■ L. Wallay. 114 Eaal Second Street • Birmingham, Ala. • Milt a Weal *a RL 44 Meetlagi Sui-day Schoo' >;4I i m Suaday Horalag and evening sermon Mormcf Worship 10:45 a.m Sunday School ,**Cea»mltted" 10:0* a m. Wcaleyan Youth 4:45 p.m Hollneta Matting Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a m. dng Wonhlp Serrleo 17:00 a Evening Worihlp 7:10 p.m Open Air (Strent Mectiag) 6:30 Wedaesdav prayer MeeUng 7:17 p.ra p.m V. P.L 7.00 p m. Training Union S:4S p.m Everyone Welcome Salvation Meeting 7**4 a m . ■tuning Worship S p;* . (lev. Cecil W. Shaffer Wednesday Prayer Mee'lng • p-"Tuesday Corp Cod ate 1:10 p.m. "Come thou with us and tto wM CHURCH OF CUD Band P ru tJ e e 4:00 p m. I t than good " Rev. Joel D. ireww, PatUe Ladiea Home Letgua 7:30 pm. French Ate. a a f Had I t THE REVIVAL lhareday Sunday School » : t i a.m. TABERNACLE 7:M p .m .1 Evangelistic Service 7:M p.m. Prayer Meeting nth A Osaaa Ate. Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:M Satarday Her. L. P- T aster, *••*» Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:16 { l u d a y School 10 a.m. p.m p.m. KltENKZER METHODIST M a n i a s W onhlp U a.m■Toning E n u fo U itU 8 m k o 7:45 CHURCH H E M SIDE MISSIONARY CTtrsa Height a BAPTIST CHURCH (Tno Church with a Glowing t to f c ty « m le * a : Paitor Wm. L. Stepchna Tnooday and Thuraday T:4S p m . Heart) •'WELCOMES YOU” Cbarlet F. Brown Pastor Auoclate B. D. Crelglo* m r r church or chrirt Rev. Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford Sunday School io t.m. SCIENTIST E, Johneon, auperlntendeoL Morning Worihlp l t a ,m. •SB L Soeoasd SC Prtaehlag Service 11 a.m. 7 p. m. ■ n d e y Sortito 1* a.m. Prayer meeting. Wednetday, 7:90 Bible Study Evening Service 7:30 p. m. I ■ m dap ftdmel 11:00 a.m. pm Mid week Service Wednesday W o d w a d tt Evening X rrU ngi 1:00 7:30 p m. CHURCH o r CHRIST ■JB "A GOING CHURCH TOR GENEVA f M i i s ) Room located in Foyer A COMING LORD" «< Chords Building open la pubUe RAIJ'll BREWER JR. F.tanirlisl 10 a. m. COME AND SEE THERE S;99 to 4:30 P-m. Tuasdiy oad Ribl* Stboul Morning Worahlp 11 a. m. IS A REASON. ftg fjiy L Evening worahlp 7:M a. m. A cordial UtrtUtion U attended FIRST BAPTTBe CHURCH In i l l to attend our aefvleaa and Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30 OVIEDO B it th« fUftdJnf Reom. Rev. Jack T. Bryant, P atlnr FiRbr B a rre n church Sunday School 9:45a.m. | T . LUKE'S LUTHERAN Morning Worship 11 a m. OF GENEVA tn H a via (Near Ovtede) 6:17pm . Pastor Tralnirg U'.ion Rev. Stephen M. Tnhy Paatnr J a r k I_ Stewart 7 p.m. Sunday School 10a. m. Evening Service Morning Worohip S:S3 am. Wednesday P rsycr Service 7:70 li a. m. ■ •din Mladon n road east a t S:30 Morning her vie* p.m. Training Union 6:30 p. m. a.m. over WORZ (740 he) 7:70 p.m. t o d a y School 9:00 n.m.—for all Evening Worship FREE METHODIST CHURCH Wtdnetday Prayer Servlcei 7:10 p. ago group*. Laurel Ave. at 4lh St. Ckrtatlon Dip &bool - Monday Pastor Hev, Ira E. Hindman Jr. SAMFOKU BEVENTU-DAY through Friday 9:06 a m . - (AH Sunday School 9:45 a. m. AkntcitirT i r i d f i ilf'dtr* ADVENTIST CTfUltCH Morning Worihlp 10:45 a.m . Seveulh SC s s 6 D m Ave. F. M. Y. 7 pm. P a , tor A. C- MrClur Evening Worship 7:70p.m . Sabbath School Monday F. M. Y. recreation at 9:30 n.m. rhurch at T p tn. i t a.m Tuesday F. M. Y. prayer and Hible Worahlp Sorrle* Wrdnatda) I’rayer Meeting study at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday prayer and Blh1» study 7:30 p.m at 1:70 p. m. M K E MONROE BAPTUT CHURCH COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Paitor, B. G. Brown A Church With A Friendly Wel­ Lake Mary come John W. Pllley, Minister talephena Three mlloa west ef Sanford #a FA 1-7009 ftrat etreet, then r i |h t at Monroe Mrs. J. M. Thompson, Organist Comer. W. I.. Harmnn, Dirertor of Music, "Not (snaking tho aasembling of Mra. II. M. Cochran. Sunday School ouroelvea together, a t the manner Superintendent of aomo U; but eihortlag one an­ Sunday Servlcei other: and to much the more, Sunday School 10 a. m aa ye aee the day approaching." Morning Worship I t a. m !ltb. 13:25 Junior llikh Westminster Fellow­ Sunday School—10 a. m ship (6, T, 8 grades) 6:70 Mrs. L. Morning Warship—11 n. m K. Huberts, advisor Training Union 1:30 p. m. Senior High Westminister Fellow, Evening Worship 7:10 p. m. •hip (9th grade through high P r a y r r hlreting Wed. night 7:99 ichool) 7.10. mil Cook advisor | p. m. Junior Choir Practice Tuesday! 4:15 Mr*. Patrick McCarthy,! AIX SOULS CATHOUC ( IIURHI director and Mra. J. M. Thomp­ Oah Ave. a t 9th Rl. son, organist Rev. Richard Lyons, Paitor Senior Choir Practice Friday 9 00 Sunday Masse* 7:00 a. m . 9:30, 10 00. ard 11 30 Weekly Massei FIRST B A r n S T THURCH Dally a t 7:13 a. m. a Hid-We*k Berrien — Wed. • p. m. OF LONGWOOD "A friendly e he rth for LUTHERAN CflURCH OF THE Corner Churrti and Grant t u . the whole family” REDEEMER Rey. c. L. Fulrh, Paitor 193 W. 23th Plate, FA 2-75U 9.15 a. m. Sunday Scho-,1 PtNECREBT BAPTUT Rev, H erb 'll W. Goerta, Pastor, 11 a. m. klomlr.g Worihlp CHURai Training Union <Affiliated srilh the Southern Bap- PRAYER FOR THE DAT - FA 6:43 p. m. 2 3721 7:45 p. m. Evening Worship t'>i Conn ntlont Sunday Si fund ti; 15 a. m. Wednesday evening prayer meet­ 241 Writ Onora Road 9:13 a. tn, ing 7:43 p. rn. R ot. Donald Gravvnmrlr, Pallor Adult Bible C lan 10:70 a. m. H igh Patrick, Sunday School Supt. Wonhlp Sen lee CONGREGATIONAL CIlRtSTl.AN Mr*. J, E. A ndrrnt, Training, “The Lutheran Hour", (WIOD, CHURCH tlSO KC) 1 :7 0 p .m . C u b a Director Park Aisaur at 2lih Mieet • Thl* la Tho f ife " -WDRO-TV Sunday School 9:45 t . m J. Bernard Bool, Minister (I'hannrl 01 3:«0 p. m. Morning Wonhlp 11 • . m. Fred Enimlnger, A n w l a l t Senior Choir Practice Wed. 8:0t> Training Union 9:30 p. m. Bible S.h»ut 9:45 A. 31. Evening Worahlp 7:45 p. m. Morning Wonhlp 11 a. IP. Adult Merrienlii,-> Class A In­ Wedneaday Evening Traycr Serv­ quiry Group Frl. T;7(i p. m. Sermon: “Salvation la Both P er­ ice 7:45 p. m. sonal and Social." Nunary provided for all vertices Catechism Clast S it. 9 00 p. m. Walthrr League l i t Sunday each U L L C R R f r BAPTIST CHURCH moolh 7:70 p. m. GENEVA Sunday Schuol Teacher* Meeting Paatnr Cbariea W. HamD Jr. Evary Other klonday 7:70 p m. • u ad ay mornlag acrvleoe: B o n d of Deacons got Wedneaday U a.m. Suaday School v*vh Alorlh 7:00p .m . if 4.B. Manias WonUp Ilu tine u Meeting l i t Thursday each Slonlh 9:00 p. m. L a d lu Aid 3H Thursday * i r h month 7:30 p. m. Men’s Club 4th Thurulay each month T.M) / . m. ASSEMBLY UP OOP CHURCH , ll t h St. a a l Laarel Ava. Rtv. H M. Saew Sunday School *:** Homing Worahlp H EetngeHitle Srmlea 7:M p.m. F riy a r and Bible Study Wedneaday at 7:10 p.m. **Come to Worihto r® to aerra." , ' j . Additional Church Listings On Page 6 T H E C H U R C H F O R ALL . . . A LL F O R T H E C H U R C H The Church is the greatest factor on earth for the building of chiracter and good citurnihip. It rs a sloirhouie rf spiritual values. Without a sltoog Church, neither democracy norciviliialion can suivisr. There are four sound reasons why every per*on should attend sen ices regularly and rupport the Church. They are: f l ) For hi* own sake. (2) For his children's sake. (3) For the sake of his community and nation. (4 ) For the sake of the Church itself, which need* his moral and material support. Plan to go to thurch regularly and read your Dibit daily. Dsy Chapter Sunday Menday Tucaday Wednesday Thimday Friday Saturday Luke Luke Matthew Geneeia Prove rli* Provtrha II Timothy 2 2 S One of the great clays in Joe’s life . . . and not just because it’s a birthday. It’s THE birthday. The third birthday, which, in the custom of Joe’s church, brings a child to the threshold of formal religious edu­ cation. Already Dad and Mother have taught him his prayers. Simple Tliblg stories have brightened bedtime. And Joe has enjoyed many a happy hour in tne church nursery while his parents worshipped. Rut during this important third year of his life he will become a full-fledged Sunday School pupil. He’ll be a “regular” in the Begin­ ners’ Department. And Joe’s parents arc going to join an adult class. For, while starting-age may vary slightly in one church or another, all Chris­ tendom knows that sound religious education depends on The Rig Three— Father, Mother, and Child! Verse* 21.53 41.52 10-23 f ptpr. jM J? If, JTesai#* Ah tvnm. *, fAh This “Support The Church" Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business establishments: SANFORD ALTO PARTS ANTORD N A TIO N A L 1IANK W H EELER NE-H I ROTTLlNfl ATLANTIC COMPANY F E R T IL IZ E R COMPANY CELERY PRINTING CITY PROGRESSIVE COMPANY SHERM AN CONCRETE P IP E PRINTING COMPANY W ARNERS CO GULF SERV IC E ROY WALL G EN E’S SEM INOLE DRY STINE CLEANERS MACHINE & SUPPLY FURNITURE COMPANY RITZ A. K. W. SHOEM AKER CONSTRUCTION. CO. TRUCK HORNE BROKERAGE P L l’MItlNG WILSON-MAIKR THEATRE GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY MIRACI.K CO N CRETE CO. �» T r I.. O ct 24, 195S—Pip* * Wf Vanfvrfi W Oman’s Page •rra lt Selma Levy, D a vid New m an Elitabrlb Ashby, [Jnited In M arriage Su nd ay Mitt Selma Levy, Foreit Hills. N. Y„ daughter of th# late Mr. and Mrs. David Levy, became Ihr wife of David Newman, Brook" lyn, ton of Mr* Hannah New­ man, Miami, and the late Mr Newman, on Oct. it. The ceremony « a i performed hy the Rabhl in the home of th, ^ bride’* aunt and uncle, Mr a:.d Mrt. Joteph Scbwarii. Ta*t l i ’K Hrini hland.-Th# haute w*s deco Woman'* Editor Pbnnr I I 72111 Officers Elected At General Meet O f Hospital Auxiliary The W >mrn‘s Auxiliary nf semi- tivembe-s of thr Auaillaiy for their other projrrt for fund raising In •vole Memorial llotpilal hr'd II* aid In r inning errand* involved in the near future Mm , W. if FoulV gcneial meeting on Oct St al the the mev*rnger department of the arran g iment* chairman for tha I r t i s h Community Crntrr. hospital during the ra*t year. rxnl party, Ka>e a d e t a 'r d report r a ' H with wedding helti and ar­ Attending the bride were her Mrt McKay Truluck, nominalMr*, Jtiieph Tully pietm ird concerning thr financial *uerci*. two ii*tera, Mr* Herman Jacoh ea. i.'ement* of while flower*. mg* cha-rman. p ie tm tr d the ‘'ate her report from the "Pink l.adv She advised the membert that The bride wa* given in m ar­ ion, Sanford, and M m Lmiuc of offlrrrt which were *!c.tcd at l a r d Parly" which w»* held thit veveral apron* were available riage by her uncle. Jotrph levy. Mi*» Lew wmc a b lje *a , , _ . , , ... follow* nrerident Mr* C K But* month at the Ci*ir Center In San- from the party. Thf»c anion* SrhwarU. She wore a white «atln tin ballerlt'* gown with empire V \ H J oflicrr* wive* attended | Tire li.rJteuc ‘ tv ' . )r r . f,r„ , | rr pt e*ider*. Mr* F fold The party proved to he * were ro'tl at a perional rontrthu. ballerina gown with a awcrthrari bodice »r«| harem skirt She wore a coffee at the home of M*t Pal cinnamon ! ” >’ »"! 1 r fa r *y ,I »r f nnd *ico l>*c*i 'u-cet* and 'tr* Tully id n tc d tion from the Pink l.adiet of th* necllir.c. a id l»nr whltg lace matching ar.ci.orte. and carried Kr, h| , <>fh Arh.,r » „ h \ t „ *W» ” r rrfrr,h den1. ■ ** v \\ .* -F "Htav r< r-tdinj 1 * - the croup group that it might p. re ' UHiry The.........I he placed In M milt* Her shoulder length veil of a bouquet of pink an<l jello* rose* n „ n , , U n d . co-hotlfsa, Tliurs inent pettod Flora* it .oration* . worthwhile to Include thl* at an* g ft paikage* in the llutpitilitjr silk lllurion fell from a jeweled bud* Mr« Jacohicm ch -c a blue were el Uvrndei m • •« « “ » , day at Id a m. - Shop of the hospital and may bo tiara Whit# r- "child* and Ions •ilk iliartumr null with matching H u rt's at the .. .......... nrludedif ^ e s p o n d ln * .r.rc ta-* . Mrs It purchased for » nominal fee. I’lana for winter holiday pro­ • atin streams-t* itivered the white arc*!* rir«. Her corsage « n of I.*rc Milne, M - Dot J"** * ’ ’ 1 * * , **»• ject* were d im m e d It wat an- Mi* Vn announcement wa* madr* thbiv vile carried. i plrk rosebud*. Man,- Mr* Edrth 1 * r <r . and " n . t «'f dr-ect^r. al !>rge Mr* rounced thit Sqaadron-7 Mating that the Foodmsrl will of* \ II Fertvet. 'tr* f Id n I » Be*t man wa* \llfti Fox. Nrw have completet .* ook book en­ Mr* Vnlte I! n fe the Auxiliary of the hospital I 'ti** n ‘-,'e x Steve < Regular member* i t ‘ending »ieli York Clt) Alto aitc-dirg h:* bn* titled •‘The N*V' Took me per cent nf all »atr* »llpt The «';o'»ing of a Mm entlt’ed v i ; r Mrs N« .< Iliclawtkl, Mr* ther wai Sydney N rwnnn, Brook whirh they ran collect and turn 'Hand* tround I ' r ('lock" ore ' ne Hry»■' Mr* \ >t Do lyn. in to the F.-odmart Everyone t» rcdeit t r hu*ir-e** m rrt'n g 'It* M • Nitty F.t Her, Mrt The groom's mother wore a avked to make a personal effort Ka> t>*yet M-* Cene Frill. Mr* I'hritlni-her Itutle*- and Mi* F F prarl grey iilk --rgania gown to tiv e their »alr» slip* for Util Woodl ff reacted • ft,it which Ruth Hodge*. M i I !•* .'aMnn*Vi. Dimmed in pink Matchlr g tcc'* CHICAGO —t L n * — Phylli* fame. Mrt. >** Jenr r.g*. Mr* It i*ty Idl* they nrf«e-lrd al the re.-ent contoric* and a pif-k rosebud c«r»age ■ — — fere-ce of * rtbea*tern It •*nlta! Iltiggin* inlerpre** scientist* to llbnc. Mrt I ra MrP * >n. Mr* complemented her <H’*fit. F'wrv Powell. Mr* 1 e Roberts, kU*Ul»rie» al t>a-li "a Itearh. A dinner at the SthwaMf nomr The ttrlro m r Wagon ■! h held Ml* v*al!> Mtiflf r it Mr*. Shir* llarrv Weir, h-.nitxl ■ l-in>l*»She i* an evp.'it on ele- tronlr ( I jlS S I *11Tt.V 1 1c l f l followed the cfn'mn-iv. iti October nirrlln; Wetnf-dav 'ev Yi'ungbUde. Tb, Homemaker* Sunday ffcbo«l tor, evprC'tril hit thank* to thr computers at the Brndu Aviation A* Her going away outfit the night at the home n( Mrs Ruth Corp . fa*t \ngelet Clatt of the Kir»! n»p!l*t Church bride choie a Hack auit with mink Gallagher. arnior h.-stes* lor Vsn Mr«. Huggins helped devrlnp the met Tuesday at the home of Mr*, ollar and matching a.-ressvi-s fu-d Ma r topic ! ,1t» . * m was training p i ’gram, a virtually tin Richard S. Miller, Cornrll Dr She wore tne cottage frgm nr: method* for inerc** .• member* trtted field, and tell* firm* whi h Mr, |>4vtrf Cooper, president. br -lal bouquet. thin of the club. i*uy op rent the electronic brain, prrvidrd over a hrtef buiinaia The -upln .* resiling at 9$ 73 Brcauvc of continued abtnncr of hove to *taff it. nteetirg 'Ith d. ad, F ircit Hill*, N. V *evr r a I offttfis, the follow inc The ilrnder brunette t-Mclt An tnfarmal party f.iU*n»cd with Attend.ng *ha v*Hd->s weir nr'* officer* were appointed vice m.vre Ihan tl.ihvo mile* a year, Mri R .hrrt Strelc a id Mil* T,a* | r e ?atlve \nd cli <e frim-d* nf the president. Mrt J.vwr* Smi'h; cor Hrr mother often vtayt with her v true Newtome. ho*tr«*e». Tb* Jbride »d ?*.*sm Mr* Hernia** da . . . - rctary, 'tr*. Drily two *om, aged I* a.-d tl while j*rpUp rnjoyed game* and refreih* ! col tv- .md h»r daughter, Sara, \| AllUt# Tbs bylaw# t the The hlslw of f ndirg of | of the acUvit........f ihe r it, f *1 ‘',f checks on » ho it using mr menu. l Mit* Ruse l.eiy. and Sam Levy club requ-rc the replacement of Pitot Internati’nat *.** given by the day It w .,v Mans cnniputer* wh* they are doing w.*t chartered Many Jtraveled from Sanford v* New any o'ficcr who it gbMAt from . , and how thev do It. Mi* Ji»e! Field at the regular din­ of, the ' eluh* c.vie project, were The ^ j, O lir r e n t a l York for the event Mr 'and Mrt tan t,r' more boaiJ meetings. ner irrrtin^ of the vianford Pilot Frii k *!hamrt. L a w e r r r , l.org Visiting committee member* re* tew ed Ideal for women who 'h*v» the' Club hell >1 the I'ivtr Cenlrr on !‘land. *nd Mr and Mrs ttene will rat! on newcomer* who havr Mr* A D piv nr inform* the pfrcUenrvt, neatne**, imagina­ p u r c h R s e p la n Ttret-lay, lift Mr* M H Bxpnrt. f o r ; Island. *11 received a Welcome Wagon ca" nrrrher of the club that the first girl av h i t tion and • aparily for fmr dr former Sanford render:*, were al tn one o*v whv joeil elub gaw j thorl t. ,ume • Teenarrrv ". out*ta,-i; .*r atidrct* '*«* u . . «o pcetent. have called, wihv is irdercstnl in Mr*. Huggins. * te chm -|| writ d u n rg a six week peno.s wvi rl attending thr Club, IS ttrgrd tn w„ , htrrcl to rewrite manuals tw* ehosen th.s wrek from the on the computers S*von sve was -ome to the mcetirg whi.h will male* it easy he held at the Civic Center on Junior High School stuilent Nvde. assigned to orgamre training fat you ro own Tuesday, N«*. II, al T Jo p, m Afire the diene* meellrg club r ! **“ ‘* ,nr the bc« in Fcr information nr Irsnsportathree year* she wa* accepted at Kins] instrument* n ' ^ v u r . suvs.l to a d rec.es „ f , on rtmputfr(l. tmn call Ruth r,»l *;hrr, FA : its* V°" H R'’ni,d S T H *. Sh' mterestrd in com W»» wrtlW dress . i t - recreation bulletin, to ,r r | because "the luhjeel •w n lld an o * * K ing*- V V be mailed to all part* of the state Brat in molasvet, then rgg. Stir mattec was intriguing, and my !Shrimp Pacifica Is Mi* Walter I. f a tt e r , pirsideitt curiosity got thr belter of me " In flour, datf* and null. Spread SITVRD\T of the ioeal club, presided at the |(inod October Meal There a i r appr >xii<otety goon Hcfi ia or toll in a gieascd and llghlly flourrd meeting computer* in use now, bit Mrt Pinerrrvl Baptist Churrh Train Wine and fl'h make many MUSIC 9 a 9 x S-inrh baking p,xn. Bake ing Union social at * 3n p ni lluggin* said the field it too new 1a*ty dish, and high in favor and SHOP in moderate oven i375'F.l 2A min­ Sunday Church Calmdar. to have x|and*rdirrd salaries. She <l*vor among them * Shrimp P* Inspertion Held utes. Cool. Turn out on nitllng estimated programmers make at ..... 1eifua b o n d or plate. Make confection* SL. HAT ( You d-m't nerd ,v. rxciue to try Iras! $*>no * month. 20(M Tedar Avr. FA 2*073.1 Af Auxiliary Moot tr * ' sugar froMlng adding l tabic Ptne.rrvt Baptist Church Cha ,hl* *ttraftHe, Imrresting lunch. Vo Inspection vs a* held at the apoon grated r a r e r 14***1 ai d tint p,, , r , rht)|, t p n t t * t cnn nr .uprer »p*’eialty, hut OfT :e* lay _ right merlmp of the • d . .i.itk Favw . I w v n l : I .i . . .t. __ . . . orange with aa fewr rlrop* nft fiXArl foo*1 j | j jq ~ m 1• toher pmvldei three timely one* VFW fo n illlry , '1r« Bertha coinring, F m L To cut Into ( Fk vth thr (ivh an I <rr-r Industries | hiug'Iey, secretary trra surrr of iquarc*. makrs S ruts nneway rineerest H»pt.vt ClturcH Carol are relrlitaling m * . F r ».ne. | Distnct *, ami Mrs I'oroth; and ero** with S ruts. Make* M rholr practlff* at J 30 p m 't »a« National VV.nr Week <Oct*» ' Spark*. District * president, con • Experienced lluxinra*>tnim •quares hrr ll-IBl; for fiah, the National ducted the Inspection and attended --------------- --------- n.rccrrvt Haplli* Ihurch Junior y{, h „ nd Srl(fl,1Ml, ,.414 )r th* liuslnrs* nueting that fo'low • C’lly P r o p e r t y O wner and routh Fellowship meet at , o (t.rbrr Ifi t;v. and that Inrlud'l f.t P 1,1 ihe Shrimp 1 ir*t.v. too. Children Will Enjoy • Lifetime Snnf.'rd The two wnturn stated at the MONDAY 1 A* with other ft•h ami wine Kenirfrnl These Jiffy Cupcakes ion<lusion of the meeting that romhlnttlonl. you’ll find that the1, weir pleased with the pro Time ha* a way of waiting for I The IV»s Sm,*, , f ihe First • fu r llonesl, Ejcnnomle , „« ,ir v hilled white 'a'.le gress of the local post Members rut man, woman or child, pro­ i Prchy rerun (T,j,.o v*ill me'* al .crvrd with It will enhance nnd Kfficient govern* fk- m. Trt. »lire* goodnevi * _ _ #o f .Li. I were commr-ided on the new crastinate n*> longer. Halliiweer T7 p. men! this .li.y. di*h with .a <].i»rter* Rrnosation of the post is just around thecornet . The Celestial cht lr nf the Firvt Hawaiian arern! home is now in progress, and make your p'xns now StlR’ MI' I’ MIITCA Baptivt Church will pr* tire at m em brtt are proud of th# rlnan (Serves *i Each Octr.her 31*1. the tiny 3 U p m : the Cherub choir pra up Job that h«* already been done masked raldrr* In your commu­ tire* at t IS p. m 1 tablespoons butler or niarga Auxlisryr mem(ie*s wl'l man nity undoubtedly break up into rme tbe kettle* for tt*e Saltation Army small groips and upon ImnlshiuI* nr r n t I'sptist Church Youth t large ii Inn. thi',tv slirrd on Friday, Dre t? Mrs Betty tiiclr devilish yet tu rm ifjs prank*. Fellowship meet* at it 30 p m I cup thinly sliced rclrr* Smith wav appointed chairman tn return to one home for a filial 'i • ip eiiopperl gtern p*pper arrange details party. I TUESDAY i ' l rut * <hlrkro stock r*'»nee*l n* t*onllnr rube broth nvsy t*e Make your pla.e ine Ia*t st-pl p , - r r r f ,, itapti«t rhurch \V M l'»erl I for the ‘Trick and treater*" thi* t'. Night t’ircle meets at the 7 tablespoons .-ornstarrh year, Mr*. Homemaker The home of Mr* Jc a r l Riser, 2400 '» cup Catlfonrl* Sautrrrr or treat you might have all reads s-immertfn Ave at T Jo p m other white table wine for tb*m wilt pro^ahty he appre t tablespoon ,ov satire Ciate 1 by t h e oMester* in your The Crusader Choir of.thr Firvt r ^ I pound shelled, rooked lsrr* horn- ss 'ret!. ( Haptut Church practices at 7 p shrimp Thr *'iepr.*e- Jiffy Cupraket I d ot i ran pineapple ttit'o's • •*d hot chocolate T hrir cupcakes Brniherhood supper at the Fir»t drained are almpte to prepare. The rerlpt ftapti-t ( hutch st 7 p m Mr J l l or ) ran mushroom sir ■ is a basic one. The loppings make Tanner, preiident. urge* all mrK o sic tin l fo r colleen dntr< » i » 1 and pieces, drained the difference. Actually. y«>i can to attend nnil arimrity lean ia Jon*Melt hotter in a targe, heavy sVd prepare about * dilfcrrnt type* thnn 1 "it.in's ovrrlilsninc The Junior Fellowship of the M Adi onion, relory and g ern of cupcakr* or more. , .ard al! sirs' - s in i mcrnltl trreen silk First rreshytrrian Church will Tapper; Sr r ")' f"r * i1 1 from the same Haste recipe mert at 3 30 p m ,,,r> Thicken stock, eornstar h faille. I Tin ml «cr"!»x the Being made with lard, these mised with wine, and *ny ta rre; tsvjy m n • idb biitcnu netkcupcake*, wilt retain their moistTtie Junior ( hoir of the j i t s ' stir over medium beat until m x Htti* nn<l iittonod dnw it !fie ness and delicate texture Ricrtyffrian Church will inert at t r u e boils and thicken* Add tun k. H i« notched mtd Jlfly Csiptakea 7 p m An Intrresling pi -gram shrimp, pineapple anil rrr. 1'• p.iiliprcsl in the center J'4 cup« sifted enriched four is heing planned, and a hambur rorm* cover and simmer fo* v front t" bloun* easily over grr (upper wilt he prepared h* minutes Serve piping hot o.cr Da eupi atigar the hij>* George Stine and his committer mounds nf rice 3 tejs^vv-v hiking p-twrder I teaspoon salt '» nip laid 1 rup milk I egg* 1 teaspoon vanilla ’« teaspoon lemon extract Sift together flour, sugar, b»k ing powder and salt Cream lard Add sifted Ingredients and 3 I cup milk Mix until all (lour Is mots treed. Beat vigorously 2 minutes Add remaining milk, egg* and flavorings. Beat v.gorously 2 mm utel longer. Fill paper-lined me dlum *ltr mtiffln r a - s 2 3 full. Sprinkle each cupcake. Loch Arbor Scene O f V A H -7 Coffee I QaMSLh : Halloween Treats £ohm h Welcome Group Meets Recently Of Pilots Relalcd At Meeting: H islO lN K2 Even ghotl* like to eat on Hal lowten. So for parly ma*querader*. have lot* of good, rritp and Inexnrmive .mola*»r* rookie* on hand. A favorite gingerbread boy dough can be made in the thape ■of pumpkin*, witches and cat*, ^ h e only trick ia culling the mough round and using a bit <*f footling to bring out the fare fe* lure*. Along with th* roiled cookiet. make a pan of molattct fruit ■quire* and tpread them with or* 'angellnled fretting Served tngethrr, the crisp and bar type tweet*, will make fine go along* for a hot drink. Mola**r* Fruit Square* j ) rup shortening f <• cup sugar ^ 1 t teaspoon baking tod* ] teaspoon ta il 1 tru p o o n cinnamon 1 1 ,-up untulphurrd mol**«e» - I egg 1U cup* sifted flouf I cup finely-cut dalra v* rup chopped walnut or peran meat* Crear.v together the ihortrning. sugar, aoda, salt and rinnamon. ^Pidelis Class Meets The Fidelia ( l a t a of the Ftrat -Raptltt Church met Tueiday night at the home of Mrs. W. R Willi* with Mr*. John Rogers' group a* botteitea. Mr* S. P. Griffin presided over lh» '-vllineai ar-tior* The drvn* lion*; » i> presented by Mr*. C P. Wade, uitng tire srrtpture pergjom of the 79th Psalm. • Group leader* ga*r report* of ’..their group* after which a *o<inl hour wa* enjoyed. Rifrethmenla of caka, tilte d nut* ard eoffee were ##r»»d. a Hallux*e»n theme .n*• dominated tn the refrr*hment far* , or* and napkin*. Moroccan Kabobs NEW A’ORK —fUPl* — k cull®»ry preview nf United Nation* Diy, Oct. 7d. wrat given at the “ annuli dinner nf the American Spire Trade A»»oci*lion here. The hflr* d'oeuvrr* course fe* lured the»e Morwcin kaboh*. Cnnibine In mixing howl 1 pound lamb, cut in I Finch rube*. '4 pound lamb sued, chopped fine, 1 tablespoon Instant mineed on­ ion. lx teaspoon ground cumin l'y t*l*poons ea.h of pap jPika and dried parsley Faker. 1 teaspoon ground coriander seed, teaspoon ca rh garlic pow­ der and ground black pepper, i antall bay leaf. J « te**prwn salt, “ and 3 tab!e*poon« olive or aalad oil. Mir to coat meat thoroughly and let atand 3 to 4 hour* In re frirerator. Arrange kaboha on "akeweri and broil over rhanroal *^ r in oven broiler S minute*, nr ^ n b l thee are nrown and eri*p. Ser** on toothpick*. Make* about *0 lining*. • To adapt the d irt lor a main leourar, eut meat into l'»-tnrh rubes, marinate, and broil until Church Calendar BUKUR'S Elect The Mon Best Qualified To Serve You Elect Sanford h ssn A n*w brand of medical aupport nylon* Joins styles whirh double as fashionable casual hosiery. Tb* latest entry it msde nf stretch able nylon with no elastii used, eor.e* tn three '*t»e«, *nd four •hade* The sterklrg* sre recom­ mended for teacrer*. nurica, and women with varicose vrin eoedi* tiona and leg cramp*. LINOLEUM (I0U ) SEAL COURTESY WINS FRIENDS IM)XNY MAID - Each lime you virile a letter — be tl personal or for buiineas — idd an f lir t paragraph . . . * courtrou* invitation for ihe folk* '*up Nawth" to enjoy a fahuloua holiday at one of nori(U*a fin* reaorU. You’ll help *»in new friend* for Florida . , . and help Florida lo another proaperotti winter aeaaon! LON Friday Niclit & Saturday 0!*EN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 F EvcningB A 2 -7FA 71*7300 23 Vie Rnheltn. Aff. «01 K. 1st Span rte m/,« with SMILES T he lira I— NEW ERTZ HERTZ H- '- c" City Commissioner m C A I.L I JOE B A K E R FURNITURE CENTER •'VVltert Your Dnllar #lu}« Jfnr* Furniture” R1TZ THEATRE STAHTS SUNDAY 11f» W. FIRST ST. Easy Terms FA 2-H181 FLORIDA POWER A IW NT COMPANY HWpirtg Build Field* W. ScoH D urni, M gr. 207 M ain o lti A ro, F' j i*. * i'l -A it 1 �#* B M M g rPitofSPU'ii ■■ n — Science Religion Travel Same Road ON MARGIN! By I M J m CAMELS f a il e d Frees feterwaRowal Srisnre and religion ir e "re­ markably similar" In their ap­ proach to truth. That la th* cone uswn of I>r. William C. Pollard, e a t of th* few men In the world who quali­ fies at a professional in both fit Ids. Pollard is a distinguished atom­ ic physicist who street, on wrrkdays, aa eieeutiva director nf the Institute of Nuclear Studies at Oak Ridge, Term. Since 1914 he h n also been an ordained Epitropsl minister, serving s t priedIs-charge of St. Francis Church at Norris, Tenn. Hit dual fip eH e n rr h i t made Pollard acutrly aware of a con­ trast In popular attitudes toward science and religion. Recognition Given To 4-H Club Members r-s' I Somlnoie County 4*H Club members now hive their pirn tn d certificate! for jobs well done. It w ii in Inipirinjr liirht wilehinjr those Iwimintt youmriters come forward and pet their achievement awards for projects completed this year. There wan a yrrat deal of achievement In Seminole County thl* year. Awards were pre­ sented for Juat about every phase of 4-H work. Thfi was the bljr nlnht. As many of their parents, friends and nelghltor* watched, each winner was singled out for recognition. This made the work more worthwhile. County Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker told the 441 and Farm Bureau members that farming is more important today than it was 8b years ago. Contrary to popular belief. farm ing Isn't declining in scope. As Tucker pointed out. the jpulatlon is Increasing In the U. S. This means more food po[ U required from the nation's farms. Tucker told the group th at more jqb* are avallahle in agriculture now than ever before. The demand In some of the apecialized fields Is greater than the supply. It is important, therefore, that these farm youngsters be encouraged to pursue agricultural training. The 4-H winners, their leaders and Kxtcnsion Sen Ice personnel can be proud of these achievement*. Oviedo By MARIAN I. JONES friends nf Mrs. Laura King will regret tn know she la ecnflned tn the Orange Memorial Hospital, where she underwent surgery Wednesday morning Mrs. Annie Jacohs, who hi* h#»r confined tn the Orange Memnris! Hospital, returned to her home in Chuluota Wednesday, Mrs. Kstheryn Aillin Munch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Autln, ll confined lo the Orange Memorial Hospital | n room 1ST. One Goal Achieved It »<*a gratifying to learn tin t !<<*! garnte.it plant* wtra "anowtd under" by applications after The Herald car­ ried • atory which sought to get experienced e m p lo y e s for those firms. Marvin Meltzer, manager of Sanford Manufacturing Co., ■aid he had never seen euch response. The score si this plant! 160 personal Interviews, hundreds of telephone calls and a "stack of letters." Pierro Manufacturing and Brtmkflcld Mills received njtpllcants, too. Many of those who applied for jobs in the plants did not have the experience needed. However, some did. Training programs will be atarted, hut experienced sewing machine operators still are In demand. Ry I.YI.F. r . Mil AON Tha Herald fi happy to have brought together an em. t'nllrd Pres* International player necking employes, »ml local residents who desired WASHINGTON* fUPIl - The Join, Results of the atory were gratifying to The Herald ruckus between President Eisen­ from another standpoint, too: it fills a need. Deaths Washington Window Grace Methodist To Meet In School The Rev. W. Thomas Parson* announced today that parmlsilon had b*M itc u rtd from school of­ ficials for tenders to br conduct­ ed temporarily In the auditorium of th* Ploecrrst school. ■ The group hid hern msrtln* for tho past several months in the P t n e e m l Baptist Church (torn ■ to • a. m. each Sunday. The new move wilt allow Church School to be reiumad at t:4S a. m. and Worship Srrvleri at 11 a. m. Construction of the naw Church la expected to basin tha first of D s w n h s r , with tho building of th# follow ship Hall, which will dlvjdo Into etatiei *1 wall as one Wing of the Educational plant. Tha building will ha ron trurti t an tho corner of Onora ltd. and * nodi and Avo. The Congregallon w«* organis­ ed on Mey l*th and h i t mad.' rapid progress tine* that time. Tho church is being sponsored by First Methodist Church In co­ operation with the Florida Con­ ference of the MethodlM rhureh to meet the nerds of Methodist families a* well as the uni-hutched of South Sanford, and particularly th e pinerrest Sunland Estates Area. An Invitation Is extended lo ill Interested persons In Ihls section to visit each Sunday at the Pinecreri School. Community Spirit PIERRE. 8. p . , - f t t P H South Dakota Comptroller John Pcnnc derided that Ihr Hly of Armour had gone loo far with Its Christmas spirit. An official audit revealed that city employes got free drinks fr*>m the municipal liquor store at Ihe Yuletlde and during other holiday*. Prune rccominrndrd that the practlre cease. N am e (iualifii HHim An average of 242,111,000 local 1TO4A. If* telephone call* are mad* aarh |WU0Oi OMi. - t uwr• n•* ■ nothci mean anything, tha V. 8. day ia th* U. 8. Junior Chamber nf Commerce picked the right man lo direct a Americans mak* aa average of new national program for lax re* to.MJ.wo tail telephone rails each form. He's Ken B. Done. dsy. D A IL Y ACROSS 1. Duet . (Raat) A Thro* hand card gam# A LabyrtnU* . O.Tntmd* XX. AsavUt*. CRO SSW O RD .Wait COvar kit ace ICfeatti Ilk, Qontrsctii ILKaroh IC K hw ** 1*. Itseto M w takkr.k XL Arch XCNotUM (ahtar.) M O v w sl ’.V C'lti i i ' •; »A; 9 '1 i'»y'i TUI'.’ IT. Hawal- r c :i -s” i i -. .'Mi9 k* •: -;>4:. i - i: i m r j JMf* is 1 8C Water 111 t. its IIV'l j 1 god <8*byL> •S. Refreshing JT. Cuckoo# xtrtcolloq.) 3C Garment SC Vend U-Craxy (i si. on mi ft bar t.l _ R O ta n s 1C AtMHtatad IT. Ota area SC What T clergy (abbr.l VO. NCIllW t ■eat m Hotamaap P B0 ChlnaM rralausoX HI dish Bl. ConjuneBBA 4 B l.a o M W • 3 Eaerntr S6. ApproadHS 40. River (Mlso.) 4X. Light beam 04. West stand (OB.) IV 40. Escalaat 4 , 12 5 2 * r K T DOWN 1 . Worth X. Bkj Mas : is -i 19'' 71141 < i ir-*«d : ' M t r - it . 4 I i III >1 -■< 1 1 Ik it l r~ j 1 * ■ ># M 11 A % SA %1« t In Service Lutherans To Show Movie sSunday Night "Mstlin Luther", in* minute motion picture will he shown this Calurdsy and Sunday Oct. I* and Idih si T p m at tho Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 1M W. 21th Place I'astnr llerbeit W I incest will introduce the showing with 1 short synopsis of the film story. It is I movie shout Martin lorthor; II Ihe doctrine nf Juetlfleatlan by faith, 1) the freedom of eonscience, 41 Ihe authority «f the Rible; Si indulgerres, relics, and pilgrimages Produced in 1911 by the I art her an Church Productions, composed of ihe Lutheran Church • Missouri Synod snd the National Lutheran Council, it hat smashed attendance records In the largest rMi#s af nor nation snd also in thousands of imaller eommiintriaa Trine tated Into Spanish It has hern seen by many Smith Americans It has produced much favnrahle comment and stimulated serious religious thought, The puhltr Is rordially bulled to ice this most atimulltlng pic­ ture at Redeemer I .-Aheron Church Hill weekend. No admission charge Beiir Blood Added GATLINRURG, Tenn lU PI) Tho Federal Bureau of Investiga­ tion ha* added hear blond tn it* lilt of laboratory eupplie*. Agent* said they now will he ah!* ta pro dure evidence, he means of matrhlng blond temples, egalnet per­ sons suspected of ttlegelly killing l>eera in the Great Smoky Mount­ ains Narionel Park. R i r / THEATRK STARTS SUNDAY CbaiLabk»Soonin nice residential locations 3 Bedroom Homes Kltrhvn Kqulpp«> On Oak Shaded I^st Venetian Blind* I.lfellm* Terraggcs Florrx O ly Fire k Tollf* rrnlerllon—I.ow Inauranre Rate* lO IIS A N D S C A M E ! TH O U SA N D S SA W ! T H O U SA N D S BOU6HT! ^7 ■4 % % % % *4 i i KJ * w x t . T r a a t b l o w , suite* reh iuk** J I N K S W . * W IT H , JSt„ Meaeglee r e i n , K l l . n y J . C k 'S N IX U , 1 4 . s r i t . U i Maw •••» Is tiU s r, Ie e 4 a r aa* Chrletmea, *atat*ar 4 etas* matter OrtsSsr XT. ISIS a« Ska l i s t llus . ------. ssSrr ska Acs i t t awaraaa aS Marrfc X. lit*. Sa a ■ m t s t s l Ska te ll* # l-raaa wkieh ia aaHllaa etrlaekW eaxwkllaatsaw a* a ll Ska I a*at aawa s H a M la SkU Ska News Of Men % F r i d a y O c t o b e r 2 4 , 1058 B y C a rrla r WASHINGTON (UP!) - Hirer tor J. E dgar Hoover anaouneed today th* F R I trill hold vperlal ennferenrat with state and local police in the neat two months on actual and threatened bombings nf schools, churches, and synagogue* NEW YORK tL T IJ —The Rev D Joseph Wllanet Sutton, 77. who retired twu year* a | n as rector Sunday, October 19. marked the of th* At. Stephen's Protestant opening nf the Community Church Episcopal Church In Manhattan, nf rhuliMll, Florida died Tbiir-dey. The Rev. Mr. William McDan­ iels, a Methodist Clergyman, NEW YORK ( U n i - I cm i« E. heads up the new work which Wtiirkei, 99, e ovine operator and mrrts in Ihe school building. Mr. former member of the New York Ronald Sellars, a rrcent gradual* Stork Fx.hxnge, died Wednesday from Tennessee Temple Theoiagl after e lone fitness. cal School, assists Rev. McDan­ iels The new Community Church i* strictly inter-denomlnatinnil in charscter snd purpose. People «f all Protestant denominations will find a place to worship irrespec­ tive of their backgrounds. f o r t RRAGG. N C. f.VHTNO In addition In providing a place nf worship for 'he people of Chu —A»my Sperialist Five William C. luma the Community Church pro­ Godwin, arm of Paul E. Godwin. vides recreational and other mm- Sanfotd. Eta., recently participat­ munity activities for Ihe enrich­ ed in a field training esercil# with th* *2d A‘-home Division at Fort ment nf all participating. The church school program he Rragg, N. C gins at to a m and the worship Specialist Godwin, assigned to Company R nf the division's VUd eervice at 11 a. m Tha new Community Chuteh 1s Infantry, entered the Army In being sponsored hv the Downey 19U Memorial Community Church of T V l l yeer old soldier's moth Union l‘.v/k, nf which William L er, Mrs Millie Uipn. lives in F«rt Keller ia the minister. Pierre, FIs. Hi* wife. Pearl, llvea ia Fayetteville, N, C. News " Pcga 4 W sssjiy u n HAVANA. Cubs gill'll The It.S. em bassy announced t lay that Cuban rebels have released two Americana and seven Cubans •mployrd by the Texaa Oil Co. who ware kidnaped near Sartiago da Cuba on Monday Th* Americans are C. ft Pen­ nell and K. II Proves. No other Information war im ­ mediately avallahle other than the fart th* nine men were returned to freedom at l l k i i nt **fc and unharmed. Although thr kidnaping took place Monday, tha embassy did not announce H 'until Tuesday. Bomb .School Set I" r~ 7 a fli ii m ||W i Oar.) Bar Americans Freed By Cuban Rebels tlhatretag IT di R s a a & S K . •issst hower and former President T ru ­ man over responsibility for Ihr ilisgracrftil debasement nf thr U.5. dollar and for spending Ihe nation Into almost unniansgcaldr debt Is one of those "who struck John?" disputes. "Who struck John? was slangy Wnr'd Mar II til ridicule nf any dispute in which the dispu­ tants just went ‘round and round' without arriving anywhere. This fiscal "who Uruck John?” dispute relating lo the shambles in whirh the fiscal affairs «f Ihe nation h are fallen can he exposed, however, to certain mathematlcnl checks and measurements So ex­ posed. the dispute between the Pre.idrnt and the former Presi­ dent lust about adds up to a draw bet. They are hnlh wrong or. mnre precisely, each Is shout half right. Take spending for example Ihr Spent Mnre The brightly edited PemocraHc Pigest for October inmparrs thr spending record of IIST with the spending record of POE. and HUE doesn't l««k m» good. The lb»e*l offers IIST'* surplus and deficit figures for Ihe fiscal years 19(41 II Inclusive, and disco, era three surp!u» yestt and three deficit year* The aggiegatr of thr three surplus years exceeded the iggrrgate of the three deficit yrar# hy 11,171,000.000. DHE's recnid for fiscal year* 1911 to 1959 Inclusive, shows two surplus years and four deficit veais for whit Is described is a re.I deficit of 119.111.000,04H) The re­ spective spending records f..r those six years were IIST. 1257,700,000.0041 and HUE fllP,-t0O.0OO.0<Jfl El* senhower is the rhsmp spender. No doubt about that. The Digest ftgnrra leave out nf accmint, however, fiscal years 1911 and 1919 Fiscal year 1911 ended June 70, loll, when Truman still had six months and 20 days of White House service ahead nf him. The Truman deficit shat year v»v* 34.0IT.000 04W. The 19.19 fiscal year begin on Jut) t. 1052 The 1919 hudget was prepared hy Truman and submitted to Cnngrrss in Ja n ­ uary 1952. Hrirrnl of Hollar Truman directed government -pending from July I. 1912, until Eisenhower's inauguration on Jan 20, 1959 hy which time the 1919 fives! year wsi half gone, half spent Spending for that fisrsl year was a whipping 174.274,onn.onn and the deficit was nearly to billion. Those deficit and stranding ft* Enrol would considerably change thr Hlgcii'i eoir.partinn of HST and HUE. although they would not alter the fact that Elsenhower ha* oul-aprnt 'em all. To the quejt on of woo most deha-rd the lovely IJS buck, the record compiled by the Senste Fin­ ance Committee from Ruresu of Labor Statlsties and Library of Congress material answers up like this; Assuming ;hat the dollar was worlh loo cents In 1999, when Franklin H. Roosevelt was presi­ dent, It was worth only SI 9 cents in 1919 when Truman left office The dollar lost nearly half of Its purchasing power In 14 Hemncratle years. From 19W when Klsenhnwer took over. up»!l April of this year, the dollar fet from St 1 cents to 49,1 rents, a shrinkage of 9 * cents In about Mi years — lets than a penny ea.h II months The shrink­ age during the H pre edlnt Hemorratir years was at a rate nf about J I cents annually. So. who struck John* Chuluota Gets New Church NORTH TARRYTOWN • ON Rt.'PRON, V, V. ( U P I | — Hr. l-e-un E. Bernard, an, owner and director nf Stony Lodge, a private r«jr>iiatr»c hospital at Ossining. N 9 . died Thursday after a short Illness ciplined route of beeumlng i physicist Otherwise, he U slmpt taking on faith thr validity of t insights that ate shared hy t h e . on the inside of the cumm unit, of physics. "ICe precisely tho lam e w*y with Christianity; The only to prove its truth is to hecem* a Christian — a full Christian, deeply insnhrd In the chur S, under Its discipline, sharing its life. Then the truth of H bresfci through." Ebbing Rapidly Pollard know* that ms nr pco.‘ pie who would unhesitalinib tt. rept his findings as a physicist will he skeptical of hie f iH t^ a a* a Christian. "This is part of Hie mtr.d set of our sgr." he **ld. *'Wc hx-« been conditioned for nearly <i, centuries to srtept uncriti-iliy the idea that scienre has a mftrt reliable acre*! tn reality thsr retiginn." Mrs. Emmett Priest is confined pollard believe* this p i c : * tn the Florida Sanitarium. against teligion which has ds-nMr. sod Mrs. Port Eldridgr irated Intellertual circles .mr# have moved Into t new home and the l»th Century ha* h e r : Di Mr. and Mra. Charles Pendsrvls ebb rapidly. ha'# moved Into the h«us* form­ | ‘Everywhere t go,” he sai , t erly occupied hv Mr. and Mrs tun into irienllst* and unise i ts Elndre. I professors who have followed • , MASONIC MEETING i same path I did Into the O* t A large group of Masons *rd , tlan fabh — nn| because of snr their wives are planning on si- catariyimlr personal crisis «,( lending th# specist meeting it rimply because they have h>;-4 Cedar Keys on Saturday evening. in it Ihe u'timale answers <s Some from the Oviedo I<ndge plan­ m an’s deepest questions " ning tn attend are Mr. and Mrs Roswell No*gel, Mr. and Mrs. Fiord Land. Mr. aod Mrs. Ren WalnrighL Mr. and Mrs Roh Cameron, Mr. and Mr# Wealing and Emmett Kelsey. BIRTH Mr. and M 'i E.1 Di"la are the parents of ■ l,Hie daughter. They have one other child, a little boy, Danny. The proud grandparent* are Mr. Snd Mrs. John Dud* and the pre-id grandmother, Mrs Ft«i# Fleming. This Is Elsie's first granddaughter. GARDEN CLUB MET The Oviedo Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon at Ihe home of Mrs. Roy Wetsenhargrr, Mr*. Lynn Hosier s i rahosfes* for the occasion. Mrs George Means, second sice president, presuird over the business sesrlon due tn the absence af Mr*. C. R. Clonts. president • nd Mra. Charles T. N'lblsrk. first vice president. Mrs Joe Rattle gave an Interest­ ing talk on the Air Layering nf Plants. I h t hostesses nam ed out the Halloween motiff In their refresh­ ments hy serving the traditional pumpkin pie topped with whipped eteam. Coffee was served with it Those enpvving the meeting In­ cluded: Mrs Jo# Rattle. Mrs W R. Meek. Mra George C. Means. Mrs l.ynn Hosier, Mrs Ray Weisenharger. Mr*. A. A. Myers. Mr*. J a m e s M'tlsnn end Mrs Olrv* Tintsemi "People think #f science as in objective body of knowledge that can be 'demonstralrd' tn he true." he said in an interview. •They think of religion as s pri­ vate, subjective experience that has to be lik e n on faith'.” The Same Way To Pollard, this reflects th# "special prejudices of our con­ temporary culture" rather th in an Inherent difference In the "fundsmentsl rh ire rtrristlei" of srlentiftr and religion* truth 'll Is difficult to ‘demonstrate' to a non-scientist even Ihe ele­ mentary principles of physics," hr said ' If a person really wants to }.-i»ve lo himself the truth of the whole structure of phvitf*. therr Is only om way to di it. H* must take the long. hard, dis­ ic iK k im o i bathe Yot The Crenm Of The Crop Has Not Been Skimmed — IMcnty Good Merchandise At Take Awav Bargain Prices Now. THANKsS TO THR RESIDENTS OF THIS AREA FOR A TERRIFIC RESPONSE TO OUR QUITTING BUSINESS SALE Sale Continued Until This Huge Stock Is Completely Sold Out H IU H ASANTORO. R D WFf.A.A R E C O •iir* Little as $ 4 5 0 D O W N 0 £ lm e 4 f U 2 J f ie /L CONSTRUCTION CO, lne. su w. ssik * i. a t Mmit r* *.* io i • «> . i i«i i s t H H a ^ x w I ,«» ravrgdeiT* \ u»a#fiyr %s~ �r r i , Oct. *4. 195fr^P«fft R fffr P aitferl VrrafB Braves' President Says 'Confident' Seminoles face Unbeaten Parkers The Sanford Seminole* tonight fare their biggest test in the Or­ ange n»lt Conference, hut were confident they could rise to thf challenge. Secklrr their third *ln of thi* grid re/nraign. and their tecond • in a row, the Scminrlr* run headQnn into the unhraten Winter I'ark eleven. Thi» will be the second Conference game of the srason fo r Sanford, which played a Bv RAY W. DOIIKRTY | Innal League penn-nts and. a MILWAUKEE (CPD — George World Scrlt*. (Biidirt Tebbett*. who c l a i m * * We're happy to lias• BIrdig he* no longer “ funny and face Tebbett* with u*. He'* a very llou* ’’ i* likely to be the - e x t , ■ Mow »»td Quinn. # scorelen lie wth unbeaten Apop­ high, and ha* been *tnce the !>-l p r e s i d e n t ..f the Milwsukcc Olrr.c* said Tcbhctt*' IS y n r * ka. comeback victory over f o r t MyBrave* “ within about Iw.t years." ** * manager and plater will h* Base.) on record* tn dale the The current president. Joseph * efrat assrr t.i Quinn He »«id Parkers appear to have the edge. er* la»t week, Sanford tonight face* it* bigC a irnc. made that p . rdtftlon ' h* , 'M* " c n wUI work •* * t f a m . # Too. the I'arkerf will be at home on Harper-Shepherd Field to­ g r it defemlv* job of the reason Thursday when he along with nthTebbett* said he will work sidenight. READY TO ROM. — These nre the member* of the Robson Sporting Good* fenm in er member* of tbr Brave.' off.- »') ode with Quinn and he one* The ia*k will be to *top all-con The Seminole*, however, were fcrence halfback John Jane, who the Samltpur Rowling I.engue. I.eft to right. Shirley Sima*. Mnrparcl Knight, Mary cial family introduced Tehbett* to * f ,ln emphasized that at !(-e pregiven a good chance to pull this hat new amen at luncheot **•"» h" h" roamed over the double Cook. Dot Waltz nml Pat Foster. The six-team league goes Into action each Tuesday r \ c r »7iln m iR ifv » hattbil] one out of the fire. Coach Jim night. Catrnr* laid Tebbett* who now stripe 10 lime* thi* tea von. An tram. 1‘igott laid the Seminole* had a ia executive vice ptesident, will ________________ good week in practice. Spirit is oth»r big gun far the Parkrr* f» be tunning the club when Calrnrs fullback Bob Coniad. * in Florida be, I g a n ul l nil C ' o n i l o l l v R C I l a n » C ( l The feeling in the Seminole linn dollar rral estate prior I * ramp today if that toe Tribe ran backed hv Brave*' owner l*>u ICIIITA. K',i' ,, , . National Baseball Centres* ha* win it: If the local tquad can .. . renamed William F. C onnsttyof By TIM MORIARTY the Fa*t. Dawkins tuttalnrd * point pick to hand Northwestern i ' ' '■ chalk thia one up on the winning United Press Intel national pulled thigh muscle n last Satur­ it* ftr*l defeat, but all the Other| • Ide. it could win the remaining '" " th e imle W ■mr S*, *tl fi* ** ^ r 'v h t f j Top • ranked Army and second d ay s game at* rut Virginia aid game* nn the Irhfdulf. perfect record teams are heavy 1Birdie ia in charge. Ard sientual f^t T o l r ** "" ’ ***" hasn't evrn hern near the pi artier Alhough Winter 1‘aik is un. r a n k e d Ohio State both are favotttics I.SU l« 12 over Vlorlda ! It. p«»**lbly tw.v vesrs. be m a v -------------------—1 riori deficit Thunday with a *S- beaten. it doe* have a tie. I t 1I, "hurting'" for their imprtlant j field all week Ole Mis* is It over Arkansas ^ the preslilent of the ball rlulr." with Bartow in the opening game hattle* with sectional rival* Salop fullliack Harry Wallei* yard march from the ensuing Cairne* said, ‘ because mv dul;et of the season. The I'aiktr* have day. |g|(| up with a «pralneil anVte white the odds maker* declined to will icqinie that I be ir Ftnrida r. kickoff to ti.’ it at halftime, then beaten Cocoa, DeLand, Bi*hup The unbeaten Cadet* were moti anj p|awkttil regarded as a doubtquote price* rn i ‘ .ratio's meeting fulltime." 9 riddled the Tiger line to *ptlng Moore and Nrw Smyrna llra.h. concerned over Ibe condition of fu| (*,,*, i, i , t | Ifnik ip. wirti N e b r a s k a and Rutgers s airtve*. General Manager John the upiet before 44,000 fan*. The Seminole* opened »ith a halfback Petr Dawkins when the. Seated the Cadets will depend on . . . h , .. Quinn aril Teblreit* went In great Fullback John Saur.det* WO Win over Lyman, loft t« Hay took off lodiy for their date with , hr . n f - found air power against ' ‘c ' length* to disprove any truer s of Dn.e . healeu Notre Da me. with Iona Seabreete. 1P0, to Xetter the University of I’itt.burgh |>llt boomed f9 yard* In i j play*, discontent in Die Braves' Hunt Inu*. 13 0. played a scoreless u hlrn w,i| p, televised throughout fullla.k N i e k I irtrnsantr end ‘This I* a moie crucial game while halfback Alex H aw -k in * deadlock with Apopka and beat offirn hrcau*e of Tchhrtts' gianl foi vis than the nnr with N'otie halft-«ck Norm Oslyn.ee list d a* sindr from manager of t r *';n charged ar,d feinted for ST vard* Fort Myers 9-R -■3 \ p D am e'' lllaik dec srrd “ Nrd the doubtful starter*, was a »!im two- rii-nall lledlegs t v 'heir atvparrnt" Both Sanford and Winter TarV in I? trie* and quarterback Bobby only possible wav wc can w n It. P*»inl Choice nvif Pul dlle In the to the presidency of the Brave*. w *jtl be at full strength tonight Bnnrh registered rti vard* in Ik considering nur in lines, n try Midwrit regional TV game Quinn sanl he »a» content in In* attempt*, many of them on roll Parker Coach Bill Drr »aid two a*a* «s.it * Ntt* M sxitu throwing the ball ' or three of his starter* had been i-ia’ v c..-» r-*r csta'r cco«t Auburn, ihe nation'a No J team. Job anil didn't feel bypassed by aut*. Four Welktnx tt ..muted out of practice with minor all* I* expected to wallop Mary la-I Tebbett*' hiring. “ I don t care ls:r U irriM ta •ixiCv*a*tt* The trio, with Ohio Stair, mranwlnle will have by at lest two touchilnwna while about titlr*. I'm Interfiled in . . halfback . . . .hing . t men!*, but all are expected to be nixnn. accounted for alt the fr(M,v * h, n lhr op, nine wM.i t , L ur 'walking w. winded'1 In It* eighth • ranked Oklahoma i* a winning," said the man credited Gamecock marker*. N VPt.KS U'PI —t’laver of IHe lineup against Wisconsin. Halffou* !>. Game time 1* * o’clock four touchdown choi:e over han with putting together the iquld Coach Warren Giese * prime V"j Do* Fir.sterwaid held a hack D m Clark ha. a sore thoul •as State. STARTS SUNDAY that ha* wen t>«<* straight Na,-nndltlon squad broke a four slim one stroke lead today going der, while fullback Bob White, game “ Bis Thur*day'' losing Into the second round of the fourth center Dsn Fronk a- I tackle Jim streak with a brilliant terhnleal i t-t u t» i ,• ir Tvrer have i n . n i - t* leg intune* annual Florida Professional Unit . * ground game that saw all four _ ____ _ tlovsfver, the Buck eves ttkr Gamfco.-k tourliduvsn* scored on " r ">irn» c Army, are nre touchdown favori CORAL G 'lu .r s (CPU _ The Fmiterssaid, from Tequetla. ,f l ((1 ihrlr peife.t re ,u '” of lhrr*’ 0r ! « • University of Miami H.irrtraocs Clemson posted Its only »corr cord left Miami by plane todav for shsrt a torrid » * under par in the annual Slate Fair Week Boston where they play Bovton Thursday. Close behind was Henry Teva*. rankc-d fourth nationally, grudge rontest with a St • yard College Saturday. Castillo of Tamp* with a five meet* Bfce In a “ pick *rm" drive boosted bv a IS yard roughCoach Andv Gustafson sail hi* gamr that should have- a malor net* penalty. The Tiger* had won JT-mln squad would work out at urdrr par 07. And hehind him four straight ard wrre tanked Boston t'o’lege Field this after- with fib'e were Paul MtGultf of heating on the Southwest Con­ ference rare The Os l* suffrted llth by the U'PI Board of coach- no.»n Crystal lllver and amateur Dr. their only co.-.feirnee defeat at M. Fran Curci, star quarterback, Dave Davit of St. rcter*hurg. the hai-ds of Teva* la*t veet and Ctcmton Coach Frank Howard made the trip and may be in the A tola) of 22 plavnr*. both would like to return the compli­ totd ncwimcn at game*' end to startirc Breup de.pt.e a lip tnfec rofe, llon, t , nd amateur, broke ment Saturda* "come tn and claim the body, Don which ha* kept him out of * „ . , Iowa Over Wlldratx hoy I." then added "‘they carried heavy praethe Doetor* said par *S perfect weather and cour*e Sixth - ranked Iowa !l a 10 the fight to u*—and * r didn't re Thursday he would tv able to condition* held through the firol tporid,” play, “ barring cnmptieationi " ( vsvund of the four day, ?Z hale Giese, fa rr'rd jubilantly to Ihe Joe Stanley, inlured guard, god tsinirnament. HALIFAX, S . «» fU l’I i —'Tom sidelines by Gamecock fan*, »ald Mike Harrison, fullback, who luf Henry t.lndcr. West Talm “ What ran ymt say except that fered a *praine*i ankle, hsvth re­ Beach, had a hole-ln-one on the niv Tibbs of It*.ton has signol to it was a wonderful effort*'1 mained here • iso vard par three It.h Me u s e d "’•‘rl Canad,an lightweight cb.m a seven iron Mr the »cr and Hon R.char.1 lk id l Hovvnrsf j n , 10 round bout here Nov, J Tltib* finished the ***¥ with a M Four other player*. Including was sirord after Lahourai Godib two amateur*, were In with TO. of Uranre was forced In with They were professional* Sonny draw because of prevlott* commitmetts. lly IDiCAIt FRAI.EY over Montana ard Wyoming o-.rr ••‘‘“'V * * n l ' _h , man lonnell of Trqurdx and NEW YORK ( I ’Plk — Fraley * New Mexico. amateur* Harry Root of 'lamp* I.onjr Recuperates follies and the weekend football The South and BUI) Watts of Fort Lauder­ PITTSFIEI.II. Mas. ( I T i t winners" — or making the book Georgia over Kentucky —IV" First hateman Dale l/>ng n* the dale maaci* rich tha way I played the nating a point. prfrnding amateur* » r r r com- . Chicago *'ub* was reported tn LSU over Florida — And giving card peling in Florida c-ip mat.Hr*, go- d condition tndav following a-* a shaky IT Game Df The Meek •u-it ball twosome*, Florid* v a le op. ration f ir removal <>f a douhli Auburn over M aryland — Ohio State over Wisconsin — Golf Ax*n. medal play * ' '1 the C) *t. This will be a tvnnr cruncher in splmging away H point*. amateur senior* championship Also, Went Virginia over VPI, which the Buckeyes could get North Carolina over Wake Forest. bounced. Rut giving Wiiconsin the j/MMLV tw inre • tx points It like a rabbit apilttng Mlititiippi Slate over Alabama. Vanderbilt over Virginia, Duke in a hound'i eye. over North Carolina State and The East T rnnetire over Florid* Stale Army, Ohio State Hurt By Injuries G am e cocks U p se t U n b e ate n C le m so n i COLUMBIA, S. C (U P II—The South Carolina Gamecock* lent I battered and prevloutly unbeaten Clemson team back to it* moun­ tain home today, smarting from a I* 5 drubbing at the hanJi of three line ripping back* In the nr at to last "Big Thursday" foot­ ball clinic. The Gamecock*. underdog* awtth a 22 record thi* Mason, overcame a »lx point lernnd pe- Seminoles Slate Light Workout In Knoxville Today TALLAHASSEE (C P U - The Florida Slate Semlrvr-lrs will bave a light workout tod*' after Oflving to Knoxvillr where Kiev will clash with the University of Tennei*ec. Saturdav. The squad, which is disc to full slrcngth, worked out in sweat clothes here Thur-day. running plav* against Tenne**ee efferse and drfense formation*. Coach Tom Nugent announced he v*ill start Pete Fleming and Tony Romeo at the end*, Bill Brown and Bob Swnsrowrki at O ta rk lri. Jerry G raham and Al Ulmer at guards, and R» I.a> i» al crnler In Ihe hackfield, FSt! will .[art Vie Prin*i at quarter­ back Bobby Renn at lefr half, Jack Espfn*hip al right half and Fred Plrkard at fullback. Birdie Likely Successor & ** r^ S fi iTi Finsierwald Leads In State Tourney ItITZ THBATRK Hurricanes Leave For Boston Game CURTAILED BU YIN G SLO W S PRODUCTION; N O R M A L BUYING KEEPS IT H U M M IN G ALONG! Tommy Tibbs Si^rns Fraley's Predictions Everybody needs money sometime nhenyou do... visit F A M IL Y ! If you need UP TO$600 phone: FAirfax 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! Clth YSvi lK*m 24 UoatMy Parminti Itwoo III M 220 M Jirco 432 00 SUM % 7M II 00 13 M It M 24 00 32 M FAMILY FINANCE SERVICE, INC. Of SANfOtD 1?S South Pltk Aitnui Phot'* fAitfli 2 461? SifionJ. Ftoiidl Army over Pitt — Giving away a touchdown. Syracuse over Penn State — taking the two I'll point*. Princeton over Cornell — Which meant giving up six Aim: Navy over Penn, Button College over Miami. Dartmouth over Harvard. Brr.wn over Rhode Island, Yale nver l olgate. Holy Cro«» over Roiton U., Lafayette over Burk net!, Rntgera nver Le­ high, Vlllanova over Richmond and Connecticut over Delaware. The Mldssftt Minnesota over Michigan — The blueplate special, with ieven point*. Michigan State over Illlnoli — Giving two point*. Notre Dame over r u rd u e —And give two more. Alto: Iowa over N'orthweitern. Tulane over Kansas, Indiana over Miami. Ohio, Oklahoma o v e r Kansas State. Colorado over Nebreska. Oklahoma State Over t in•innltl, Missouri over Iowa State and COP over Marquette. I h e West California over Oregon—Gelling two point*. Southern Cal over Waihingtivn Stale—And taking seven, Oregon Male over Washington —shakily giving 10. Al»o: UCLA over Stanford. Air Fore# over Utah, Colorado State over Utah State. Brigham Young Saturday Morning Special *1 00 A-GALLON I h e Southwest Texas oxer Rice —E v e n Stephen Georgia Tech over SMU—Like wise no point*. State Baylor over Texas giving a d esp n ate (even. Alto: MlssiMtppl nver Arkan sax. Tulsa over N'svrth Teva* State. Idaho over Arizona and Hardin Simmor.t over Wichita. The Pro* Chicago Bear* over San Franejico, Cleveland over Chicaco Car dm*!*. Let Angele* over Detroit. G rren Bay over Philadelphia. Pittlburgh over New York and Baltimore over Wathlngton, GAINESVILLE (U P tl The University of Florida fsvnthall •quad ftew tn New Orlear,* tndav for their game at Baton no-ije agahit ltth ranked l»uitlan* State Saturday night. DoI eh Bob Woodruff «*ld he expected to have teven senior* In the starting lineup. The other pndlion* would he evenly dlvldrd helwrerr sophomore* and Ju-uors W.rfwtruff taid hi* flt»t team would i*e partially determined hy hnv# hi* Injuiesl player* r.-c>**r. The Gator* will spend tonight In New Orlrani and take a bus jin Baton Rouge Saturday. 10% DISCOUNT ON BRUSHES Sal. Alnrninr Only (fcmiiKL LUMBER FA 2-0500 520 Maple at Nth MEAN BUSY one STOP M E N SERVICE. •n hmmm r m p a lr n e e d t Everything you need in ] one ploce See our com ­ plete stock * of quality | material*. • THAT’S OUR BUSINESS I,el ua help you with jour Innurance problem*. Slop in and Inlk with ua ai any lime wllhmit obligation to you. Represent Inr American Fire ft ('anually l OFF (or 25c OFF on Each QL) Any Faint In Ihe Slor# Pin’ DOLLARS Florida Takes Off For Baton Rouge Bob Crumley, agent JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ATLANTIC BANK BI-DO. FA 2-0.175 ROOFING SIDING INSULATION FLOORING P A NE L I N G CEILING TILE COU NT ER TOPS CONSISTENT N E W SP A P E R A D V ER T ISIN G K EEPS D O LLARS B U S Y ... ...CONSISTENTLY! �Open House Set Sunday By North Orlando Homes STORE PACKS 'EM IN—Hill Hardware, Conlrn! FlnrMn’o oldest hardware firm, moved Ihe merchandise yenterdny ns Its "going o u t of business" sale opened. This is n view of the customer* who were wniting in line to g u t to the cash regiatcr. The storo was filled most of the day. The sale will contiuuo untl I nil merchandise has teen sold. (Herald S taff Photo! Additional Church Notices comb and iaf win. no mr.K Mr*, Georg- Touhy, Mlnliier of Muilr coon. rm r* Pentecostal n i t'n r n Ml** Kalterlne Itrown. 0. C. E. Mi l A. M. MORNING WORSHIP ; o r t/isnw oon K. Roth C.ram, Pa*t«r “Coma ta t Us Worship rhe ta rd Together” Sunday School 10 a .n Morning Worihlp It a m Sundae Vlfht Fv*ng*li»tlc Screlce M i p m Puvidav erenlrg Prayer Meeting »:18 p m FIRST Pit MBYTE* FAN n i t ’RCH Sanford. Flnrlda Oak A**noo aod Tkl-d Street Rgv. A. H. Mrlaol*, Minister k O w o Anthem-"Mr-re a Joyful Nol*e Unto lb« t a r d " Senior High Choir Sermon—' la Reformation I’aitT" Rev. Mclnnl* Anlhemi—‘‘Rleit the I/ird. O My Soul'' ''Turn Rack O Man" Chan eel Choir Sermon—''|» Reformation Pa»t?" Rer. Mclnnl* Nurterle* for children under three, and three to six, every Sun­ day morning during the Worihip hour*. 8:41 A. M. and II 00 A. M. 8:00 P. M —Senior High Fellow•hip 7:30 P. M. EVENING WORSHIP The Council of the Senior High Fellowship will preient the Even Ing Worship. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (Congregational) Ferk Are. at lltb St. J. Reraard Root. Minister Fred Emmlnger, Associate Church School 9:41 a m Morning Worihlp H am AU. kfclNTS e p is c o pa l rm 'R m Eotrrprtie Rev. Paul Khulli. Vltkar Service* each Sunday Holy Communion la m Morning prayer and icrvlce 9:30 a m. Holy communion tin t Sunday of each month at 9:30 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHVRni 119 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida (A Southern Itaptlil Church) W. ! \ Brook*. Jr. I'avtor F. B. Fisher Aiaorlale Pastor Mr*. Guy Blvbnp Dir. nl Mu*lc ^ P DAY AN ELRA Y H E A T IN G SO UTHERN N AT U RA L GAS CO. FA 2-62A2 BANK AT THE F R IE N D L Y .... General Insurance H. JAMES GUT I riBST RAPnST CTfUltCn OF LAKE SI,ART Sunday School » to a m Morr.ing Worthip II a m Training Union G:!1 p. m Evening Worihlp 7:30 p m Prayer Meeting Wed M 0 pm Young People'* M eeting- « 30 p m Sunday Evening Service 7:30 p m Women'* Missionary Service Meet­ ing Wedneiday Evening. WELCOME FIRST BAPTIST CTIURCT1 DEBARY Rev. Unhurt Thomai I 'a ilir Worihip irrvlrp u . . m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH (Merllng In Plnerre*! Rapt 1*1 Church) Rev. W. Thomai |'ar*on* Jr. I'astor Sunday School Morning Woithip 89 a. m. COMMUNITY METHODIST 4 lit R4 lt DEBARY Rev. Wllfrnl Aldridge paator Sunday School 9:30 a m. Morning Worihlp It a. m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH •'Where A'ou Are N e trr a Stranger But iinre" IM7 Sanfnnl Airnue Ferry I.. Slone, MinUlrr Phone FA 2 12*2 S. 5 , 9 45 a m. Adult lesson— "A'lcW In Temptation " Morning Worihlp, l | o'clock, with Communion for all ttelleiri*. Consecration Sunday will to- oh•erved In pirparnlion for the an­ nual every member cant at* The I* ranvasicrt will lie commission* rd to begin their Work In the »f. ternoon. completing it by Oct. 31. No pledge, wdl lie taken in ihe •ervlce. Sermon—Our Account ilth God.” Organ prelude—"An­ dante Rellglotn" (Serglrmn). Offartory—"P astorale" ( P r u t Anlhaui bjr Iha choir Off «ti t parking and nuncry farilitlc* are provided. Youth program* and adult training rourie, 6 30 p. m. Wor» »hlp conducted by the minlitrr, 7:10. Recreation, 7:30. The public la Invited Winter vliitor* are extended a tpcvlal welcome. b N IG H T • NO hot eeR'ngii • NO upeelnl ck»et vpaco necewoary • NO long & expensive ducts Th- ftno-t tvpe of winter eomfort w* p*i-r»ri| At*. Mr*. Martin Mill m Organist Mowin'! Wor»l-'p 8 41 A. M. Sunday Scholl 9:41 A. M. | Morning Worihip 11:00 A. M. Haloing t n<i i o r . i*. if. Evening 44Vr*h«p 7:3o P. if. Wedneiday S»r-ice 7:30 P. M. (Nurirry for all s e n l t e t ) <Earphone* for hard of hearing) AGENCY 312 HAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-1151 JAMES n. GUT IL JAMES GUT Aaaoc. One of the largest land develop­ Road, the property is high, roll­ ment and home bulldinz project* ing Und with picturesque wo. led in Florida, North Orland'v—will areal. "We believe Central Flor­ prei»nt Ihe 'first of a *erte* of ida offer* the greatest new growth model home* with a grand open- potential in all r.t Florida and we Inf, 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday. selected thl* location for our new Our jroal li l.ooo homea In city Vcauie of It* natural beauty, addition to planned aitr* for shop- advantage) and neamei* to cen pinf centers, churches schools ter* of activity in Orlando, Winter and recreation parka,” it was a n ­ Park and Sanford,” Mm* stated, j nounced yesterday by E. ftayinond Proposed area* that <111 make : Most, president of the North O r­ up thl* \*»t city project will In lando Company and Arnold P. Ro­ dude 650 acre*, in the first »ec-1 len. preildeni of Mastvrbulldert lien, for tha residential area and Corp.. rxetuaive builder* of North a larger »ertinn for ranch home | Orlar.do Home*. •il* a wilh two. five and tcn-acre j Aecordlnf to Mo** and Bo«en, t-lnti, More than 78 acre* have I for cer.lralirrd , both of Miami, an estimated $100 | ‘wen allocated million rspendlture la planned for ihopp'n;, c a rte rs a -d cumtntrclat j completion of the project, located propci ty; II a r r e t for * h.«ol lite* '• on a .1,400-acre tract in Seminole and IS acre* for church alt**; 43 County, about midway between acre* for apartm ent buildingi and Orlando and Sanford. Ju*t ea»t six acre* tor municipal and pubI lie building*. of U. 5. Ilighwaya 17-92. Plan* have been drawn for a Skirting U.e t a n gwood Oviedo 57 a 'ie rermailon park th*t would offer North Orlando families healthful outdoor actlvltir* snrh nv swimming (plans rail for an Olympic lire pool with cthanai), plenlr outing*, archery, tenni*. shufflrb-ard, aofthall ard a chip and putt course for golfer*. "Oar nrw city has been carr United Press International fully planned by expert city plan ANDREWS AIR FORCE RASE, ner* and designer*; *>r have at­ Md —Secretary of State John tempted to combine all fraturo o '% ‘. < *■ **-n Foitrr Dullci, on hla talks with that nuke for p!ra*ant Florida *. . . J ,f'A ^ i m I M I^W H H R iT IM Chlang Kal *hek: living and desirable eonven1!),*.!) CO.MKS KAKI.Y FOIl MOVIES—Milton Hawley, manager of tlio Hit? Tltea. "A* far as the U. S. and il* leneei." Mo** explained "North tie. announced today that lie i.i "ntcpping up the calendar" Ihix year by Marling the Orlando will have It a own water allie* are concerned our alliance •yitem and sewaqc disposal (no 1050 movie ?ea?on in (Tclober. Here aro rn mo of the alar* of top pictures coming to I* defemive." the Ilitz. Top left, Andy Griffith, star of *0 nionhead." which start* at Ihe Ritz Sunday. icptlc Ucks i." WASHINGTON — Navy Secre­ Th« model homes open for In­ "Onionhead" i* the comical atory of a s h ip ’s cook in the Coast Guard. Griffith, who -tarred in "No Time For Sergeants,*’ again proves he is the funniest man on the screen. tary Thnma* S. Gates Jr., on the spection Sunday will typify three promotion of Hyman G. Rickover bailr floor plant from which eight Top right, John Wayne heads the starring cast in "The Barbarian a id the Geisha." com. In vice admiral: ic rilo n of contemporary archi­ ing to th< Ritz Nov. 2-4. Bottom. Cary G rant in a scene from "Houseboat," which also * "The promotion of Rear Adm. tectural designs are avjilah’e. The .«tars Sophia Loren. "Houseboat" is schedule*! a t the Ritz Xov. 16-20. Rickover emphailie* the ever In­ home* arc priced from $9,990, creasing Importance of nuclear with FIIA term*. Two and thrfr The first piper mill in the tf. inner to the modern Navy and bedroom*, one ami two tile bathr, S. was built on the Neponie! Riv­ alio recognlie* Adm. Ri-kover's screened breakfast terrace* and unique contribution to it* develop­ l*rge glaij sliding doors are *omr er at Milton, Mi**., In 1729. of tba feature*. ment.'* United Pres* International Jinx-rival Arkansas •* Lilllt Rock. An old. conservative brand of Tulane p i a y a Kantas at Law­ Colorful booths In an cipeclally The state flowe- of Georgia It CHICAGO — Adi a I Stevenson, ereded dliplay building will fra fix.tba!! offense will he pitted at rence. Kan., and A'anderbllt will the Cherokee Ro«e. Il* •'-ate bird rommenting on Preildent F.lten- ture exhibit* of material* and ap­ Kmixville. Trnn , thl* wrekend Is the Brown Tnra*her. he host to air-minded A’irgir.ln. bower'* political attack on the pliance* used In the conitructi.-n against a fancy new one. Most of the traveling learnt hit Democratic Party: of these home*. The Independent Florida Stale tfie KEROSENE 18c "I don't care any more for the Refreshment* will l e (trie d to University Seminole*, who by »ea- Ihe road or the alrllnea today and new F.lienhower than 1 do for the all ami there will bf free pony sons'* end will haie tackled four only loosening up workouts are Srmtkrleaw • Odorlesa old Nixon." ride* for children dur.ng ihe Sun­ Southeastern Conference «-lub», scheduled before game-time. All IMPERIAL SERVICE take their I fornutlon Into a bat­ gam** Involving SEC team* will day opening. STATION HONG KONG — Peter Town tle with the Tennessee A'ols and be played Saturday, and only I^U-Florida will be under the Cor. 13th A Park send, former *ultor of Princess the single-wing. Margaret, on report* he plu.ned FSU ha* lost to both Georgia lights. to wed a 19-yrar-old Relgian r t r t : Tech »nd Georgia. The Seminole* "Absolutely rldiculou*. I have wit! wind up their season against no Intention of marrying anyone." the Florida Gators Nov. 22 TODAY OPEN Games inside the conference tin* week are Alabama versus UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD & 12:13 Mississippi State at Starkville. Unity Church Center I* conduct­ SHIPPING PORT, Pa. (UPI) l! SAT. ing It* Sunday service regularly The ro k roof of a mine tun­ lawilstana Stale acain>t Florid* at ; Raton Rouge and Kcnlucky-GeorIn the Sanford Woman’* Club nel collapsed Thuraday killing gla at Athens. Ga. home 399 Oak St., at 11 a rn. GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE. three men working In a imall Maryland ef the Atlantic Coast A cordial wrelcome I* extended mine m*r here. r«.nfcrrtvc challenges Auburn at to all friend* of Unity and the The dead included John Call I Auburn Saturday. Georgia Tech public I* Invited to attend. J r , 19. Altqutppa, of U"“ will he In Dallas against Southern) FIRST mine owner. Mrlhodiit, at: I Mit*l»*ippl meet* ( III'R( II OF THE NA/.ARENE Other victim* of the r u e in W. 2nd Si. A Maple Axe. were Dale H«*klell, *.•#, Monae. FA 1-3IM Height*, »nd hi* brother. Ellwood, R. II. Spear Jr., MlnDter Sunday school 9:41 I . m The elder Call, who purchased Worihlp 10:41 a. m. N. Y. I*. S. • JO p. m. Ihe mine rr.ently. discovered Ihe N. J. S. 8:30 p. m- collxpie about inn.fect from the Evening 7:30 p m. tunnel entrance when he rvturnej Mid week 7:30 p. m. from roil deliveries. LAKELAND. FI*. <UPI) — Au­ JEFFREYHUNTERSHEREENORTH*BARRY: waiter m m A'olunteers from nearby Indus­ thorities are still In the datk a* 4Earb Wedneiday) FEATURE: 1:25 I 37 7: in a The Church of the Nniarcne I* trial plant* discovered young lo t t ho d o le llghtbulbs from Wesleyan In doctrine, evangelistic Coll'* l>ndy first when they no- downtown park and Marked out a — * hit arm protruding front Republican rally. In appeal and world wide In m il­ "tired ALSO debris Shortly afterward. Dale lion. Florida's top • ranking GOP Haikiell's body was located. candidates ard their supporters * CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST The body of the elder Haskiell were all set for a round of out­ OF LAT1F.R DAY SAINTS r a a pinned under an I* foot sec­ d o o r speech making Thursday J. G Brook* Branch President tion of rock and was not freed night. They finDhed a $3 a-plate n t y Hall until some six hours after the fund raising dinner at a rafeteria Sunday School 10 a n mishap. and headed for the park. Sacrament Meeting 8 p.m. But when the t w i t c h was Wedneiday Primary Meeting at thown. the lights failed lo go on. Neffro divert Desrrce FIRST PRESBYTERIAN U3NDON (U P I) — AVilllam Du AU the bulb* had been snatched. CHURCH The crowd of about 210 trooped Roi*. American Negro educator, DEBARY 4 IA 1C CENTER author and editor, hat reeebed bark to the cafeteria, where the Morning Worship 10 a. m an honary "doctor of hidoritat candidates drew up and Dtued a sciences'* degree from Char!** statement describing the bulbGRACE METHODIST CHURCH University In Prague. 1‘iague snatching as a "supreme and out­ (MEETING IN I’INEl REST Radio announced Thursday- night. standing example of the one-party SC1IOOI.I FEATURE: 3:05 - 6:17 • 9:2') REV. AV. I.. PARSONS JR. Du Roll, po, lung ha* been as­ system actively at work." The l.akelaml • Polk County sociated with the National A«x>. MINISTER elation for the Advancement of area is traditionally • Demccratic SS Superintendent S. S. Shook SPECIAL HALLOWEEN SHOW stronghold. Colored People. Sunday School 9:41 a. m. TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:00 A. M. Morning worship II a. m. Sermon * Need For a Deeper NO. 1. “ABBOT AND COSTELLO” Hunger" NO. 2. TWO CARTOONS Nursery for. children Aj.ltor* welcome. NO. 3. THREE STOOGE COMEDY Finer re»t Assembly THAT’S NOT ALL—FREE GIFTS FOR PINECRK8T ASSEMBLY OF GOH 4'IIURt II Cor. 27lh A Rim EVERY CHILD II. M. Snow pallor ALL SEATS — 25c Sunday School 9:45 a. m Morning Worthip 10.10 a. m Evemnr Worship 7 p m. INVITES YOU TO WORSIIir STARTS SUNDAY Q u o ta b le Q u o te s S <& Three Miners Die In Tunnel Collapse Repubs ’In Dark/ Literally, That Is FIRST METHODIST ntU RC H T. C. O'Sleen. Minister Ml** Mar* Margaret llnuk, DC.E. “A tr ie mil* 4 hurrh in a Friendly Clly" (Ta»*e« for at! ages •t p. in. MA'F Supper « 30 p. m M Y. F Meeting 7:30 p. m. MUSIC FOR SUNDAY— in r o ll It R :c 8:3o a. m »em ce Anthem-lie Ttiou my vision—Gitletle-Thi Chapel 4'holr It oo aervlce Anthem—Hear Ye O Mountains— William*—The Chapel Choir I'.vitnr* sermon will tie on The V. S. and the U. N. (). EVENING Organ veiprr*—7:11 Special muile will be two number* by the Cherub Choir. Song lervlce under the direction of w n n us Charlie Mormon I'a.tnri sermon-- 'H o w NOT to COME 44IT1I YOt’R BURDENS. GO AAA AY AAITHOUT THEM. u*c Alcohol.** THAIWONDERFULGUYFROM“NOTIME FORSERGEANTS'ISG00flN-UPTHE COASTGUARDNOWf ir THE TURF and PADDOCK CLUB Sunday Dinner* Family Parties Welcomed 5 p.m. to 12 p.m. Cocklnil Lounge Open Sundaya 1 p.m. Til Why not check xour Roof TODAY . . . a amnll needed repair ran f a s t grow into a major one, especially during winter weather. 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Current rm n ir 4. u. I3.fi 12 3) 12 ll !,H 1J 1 Prtir ll.nd 1119*1 » It III 4 I I*. M. «?i Tic l a* Do en Mi doie of Ufa It) ll I ouM He Tou (4> Heir ( h For T u iu r rx r 1 9> ,9lrtiLei • Da f Ml Thft GulJlng Light M» Vuftlft t 2 I Nftl* * i») l.ib#racr i 251h St. PARK at m s * " and W rdnet Iny nijhi CBS J Stock Up For' Christmas Jiving S E N S A T I O N A L S UPER SALE! C u d d ly P L U S H fm ST U FFED * PANDA Of BEAR 'A T A T-i' 1 V O Y S . scout doc • SITTING OOG fl-------------*---------’ • CUTE IAMB TV unvrllr<l n’melhl-ic lb*1 liw.lt<",I Itiiplrloutl) b!tr “The 8->n of Climax." It «*» a taped thn.ter trrie* railed 'T uriuit'' and like mo»t of lbr t llmsx »tiow», It ff|t'ei*d s»a> an hour on a heavy-ftoted xerlpt !.ik* r iin a x , it «a« to** lentlnr in it’ ehaie of eli^he* Like Climax, itx aetinj xnt durelion «ere meehxnlftl It'i too bad that thli »hould be lo hersuie tbete it a r.eed on TV for a tobd adventure or thriller terie* — Ihe *ort of thin^ Alfred llltehtork uteri to do in mperbl) for movlet 9 14 1# #9 * It • VI ■1 of Wednetdev n tjh t't P u r * u 1 1 , tarred Mar Donald Larry, St., ('n»in. Carol l.ynley ai,d Vivian Nathan and all nf them .eriurd -»ther‘ Ilttlrvt It alto ttarre d NC Mineo, a yotlnl actor who’ , rare fully pomaded hxir dript down hit forehead In cuddly roo r ln j lei, I found It difficult under tu r h flrr u m t'a n - e * to fee! any rapport with him. -------— By STANLEY C AW. SMP WOULDAfr 1 ( nDUTD'V; - . — N---------JCATMdd f f i w TMAV n i w J)) C ttU S ftC BEAT t<lfd S lIpt-IKTf mO r L l t,C T 5 PAID KVEWC P * r - MOLD74C. . u.1U5 m iT (‘Of? runrrnJL W Jfw OUT* rjirT > j ..." >, ( e o c c / t r s r r c M n*. pa ^ ( A J » J 4 . - *■ 1 ■ I ■ *V * K CaC'c*1' a- . m a ■ v A . • I ro K va v e .n / C i t a u d .*; $ 2 $ mpcai V a -rr A IW * vcars- n r.' tB.VTV » U S Steel Hour" dumped Kdward Andrea* and Kaye F.merion Wrdnevtay night All aalehra tleanrd *llh the neweat iiltratome rleantag machine* and timed *ter iron* (rally on lb* «al>bma*ter. OJert | 202 E. 1st J f w e lr y lC \u \j xcca F1BKRGLAS INSULATION Roumillat & Anderson “Holler for Haller” Cliff G. Haller, Inc. On The Corner By The Clock TU W. Roblnion For Prescript Inn* Call FA 2-0302 Tart red .heerie* add ■ eolorfui flator to panrakei, wafflea, or cereal. Sfemper Agency Store FA 2-0181 c n o L i.n i n su.MMr.it WAtlMER IN WINTER s u n m :i. Phone GArden 4«M2 FREE ESTIMATES will he dropped into the Tu**day CBS TN' ipr.t now held by "Keep Talking " CBS TV hope* to find an'.lhrr nlehr for ‘'Keep Talki"J ’ po**lhly Sunday night Bing finally wilt guett on NBC TV'i • peclat one hour 'Dean Martin ! Show • No*. 71 ABC .IN * "The Bifleman" outtrendexed the debut of NBC TV * (Jeorge Burn* Show," TAX to 1\ r — «'ns TV* (rth u r Gorlfrey ran a poor third with ■ HI. I here * a go'«1 poinbillty that AllC TV may replae* "Confea *ion" with a , other aerte*. 'O ne Step Be’ otid " The oil nompany whirh eooled no Nat lllken I pr-opntfd *ene« ' Man nf (he Hour." now li warming up to Ihe *hnw again. Jack Webb nf NBC TV* "Drag net ' i* the aulho- of a hook, "The Badge," whirh writ! he pub luhed next Monday. PHONOGRAPH KKCOROS HI-FI nnd R E A L ESTATE nnd IX SFH A X CT. Aaaocialra Eieretl Harper • Arietta I’rire II. K. •Gene' Taffer, t.uy Allen 111 N. Barb f .\ 7 l » I Sanford, Fla. Deal with STEMPER and Keep Your Temper—IT PAYS T E L E V IS IO N Satea, llrpair and Seralta S E E ------ W IN N TV 31H E. lnt F A 2-2'J9( H O Y T Jewelers Jrw rlrr-V Y alrh M aker ComplelO l.iaa Of Bl LO\ \ • HAMILTON and ERNEST BOR EL Watrhra • - W A L T E R It. T R A P P JE W E L E R - • *» Florida It corn I il *;i No*® . Sill 4*1 Tf utli o# c ' n• f "j** •« * 4* J l i r m r D e a n . ta i.c if t ♦ 1 Id’„r r f htaro 3 31 « ' 1 111* • 1 1g a l i t lt<mi,# j 11 iv t M IJI T r i i r O jr a t*» Htc Fa iroff t i l Dan |he ciovk REST M A T E R IA L S T ry I s Anti H,« Convinced 313 E. 2 nd Sanford 3 19 ) ? t F r o to TC#9# f! i?0 1ft We 1 * * 9' at d|c t t a ft a *# Ml 99 h» p( Tot Trtiftt 4 9 • .*» W e*o f ir 9 pa* )*' P S' *f Da 1 iM ,l^e*.mw l i i n d i - i 4 V *a 1 H, 1 #| s *- ni , 1 , " , 1 ,«* «( \ . 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My hundradi of brancbci give you extra lr«a paint— A FREE K an jitM **1 V bit# Vert leg ii* n * p p tf ijoAifi i *i V#ar Per form* rr* »*• P-i gh 11# 911 Ml For f«ett nt Hon eft **l Treaidte Hunt Ml 4t#fW'r4 Tin# . ( 1 1*0111 H- wn . • * |h i# # |a F • 1 • , 4 * ,4i»’1lh 4* 9 ll 0,41l’r f • ■9» 9 on Da * | r* • - •, 1'tr* Irt and diteover .here a-e into t gummnu’ atpie. *’Seeiet In r»r;e it * loterr<t> c I" •everal important Ameriean ptoel* The t amilv ** It » a t lulled a* » It-never. enme<I) and it did hx>r a fra « a ’rh etro a f«el of peripheral around with name* like Marilnoe era klj linet, but wmehosv, it all i Imporla-ee on tomrlhlng like th* 1Moore, flobert Lo»e't. and fl’ehhardly teemed wo’th the tin , .v Itrilr >h,v» Belle liratrd S.nd ard Wilbur, Over *t NBC IV 'tilt n III i bur; *• if he u e ir vimr rufio.il • flerrd l arl Sandburg In a tm.rt rr,'** t>el»rrii (ra n k I. I o y <1 The t hannel .s»im: The brain* irMiiirt of tongt and read" r Wright an ! t Ibrrt S hwrlltrr a Imblhd NBC TV * "Brain* and Wedneyday nigh! Yet, I *a.t Mi l kind nf matrrlck taint who eon Brawn ‘ deny il but Ihrre are per»i*tenl rept-ri* the quia il tlanllv *p-, iled holy w,|tirl«m* liin B»rle and Carl £andtm-c A-. a a r it mx* heartening lor headed for Ih. bnrejard. "Star* I don’t « ant to art Into a d,t eutiion of Sandburg d*> X'"" e a ha-re to h a i r *omr poet on nf J a r r " will return tn AI1C TN' lniere«ted In poetry, hit ilefrrtt IV atnlr from the »elf *ati*fie«I on No* ® when 'T.neounter" are (ibvlout lilt in Itty genuflne Uobr.t I' . '. And who knn«t? — fold* tlnni la the banal, hit lark ef p.f in t.me ilmant day lonie TV pro •The In* til bit Man." a naif rinno, hi* limited inlellr-t,at du er may pick up a bo*k of real hour aertaa filmed in England, THE O L D HOME T O W N ' 1 11 *#| f\m |f a 9%nr|*| '* ufs • f i * m » *1ndoft—Gai row §# : *9 ** * \ a w• a 4 % m i «*• p 1 • 1 n 1 t l Ml New* FRIDAY, OCT. 31st 11.39 i l l C o n e e n P * M *•* can with every on* yau buy." 54.98 gal. up MARY 201 \\. H IlS T C A R T ER P A IN T S ST. FA 2..16W MATHER'S 'Clim ax' Folded, But 'Persuit' Had Same Old Flavor n> w i l l i a m i w a n I nilrd l*rr.« Infrrn alin atl N r w YORK ( U r n - ( *•! It* ton CBS-TV folded * ^'o<! dine rir*m» »erlet n l ' f t *< t, PROGRAMS END 6 P. M. SPECIAL- Friday Night Only -------------- f r o m 6 ’ t i l 9 900-P A G E WEBSTER’S Self Pronouncing DICTIONARY FOB EVERY HOME AND ■ OFFICE y \ ^ ,No . 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Years of planning moderate-budget homes for eitcutivc tastes have resulted in liveable, expandable, dependable homes. Homes with family site living areas, cross ventilation, ample storage space, closets galore! For the first time in this price range, homes with aluminum awning windows! Look around, comport — see why North Otlondo Homes give you a lot ol living tor your home-buying dollar — in North Orlando! MODEL HOMES fwrnUlitR by MYRICK'S FURNITURE 4 CARPETS, INC. FRIGIDAIRI APPLIANCES by CLAUDE H. WOLFE, INC. FIBER GLASS SWIMMING POOLS by AMERICAN DYNAMIC! INC. FREE PONY RIDES For Children REFRESHMENTS FOR ALL SALES OFFICE ON PROPERTY W INTER PARK LA N D CO. NEVER BEFORE SUCH HOM E VALUES IN A PLANNED DEVELOPED NEIGHBORHOOD AGENTS M WINTER FARR M l 4 * L _ | 41T B . �k AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ▼ OIm x u x ■atatlbkad IBM News Briefs Mamie Is Chosen NEW YORK Ik P i t Mrs Dwight D. Eiatnhower was named today as the best-dresaed woman In public life by the Fashion Foundation of America. ' Sentencing Slated Gabor Reunion Set Vixiting Junior Chamber of the food good, and plentiful, local Juyceca were hosts for Here is a view of the ‘‘chow S a n f o r d Jaycees H o st To M e e tin g J s y c e e 'i of the Fourth District, meeting here yesterday, heard ■ report from D. A. Troians. Lakeland attorney anil national direct or of the Fourth District. Following an appraisal of the ^ o r k Jayree- are doing, Trolana announced that Bob Co*, national president, will lour Florida afler Five Still Sought In 2 Jail Breaks DF.LAND Il'P I) - F i v e of » S fr is m e r* who escaped from two Florida jails last week were atilt on the loo>f today. Maryland police Sunday recaptu ir d iwo Negro** who escaped from the Sunland Training Center at Gainesville. They were arrest­ ed In Princess Anne. Md , shortly after J o i n Bloxom. St. **»« at* sl.t p’oTaUtha lao lau lao Ixoln Stnre and robl<d of 4100. St ary land authorities Identified • he pair ai Richard Byrd. JO, Cypress, and John llaiendorf, 3d, Brook* vlllc Flee of eight jail breakers from the Volusis County jsil were behind b n , . FriU llohentlein. 21. the Islest to be recaptured, was picked up Saturday rear his home In New Smyrna Beach Four other Volusia County fugi­ tives were appretremled Friday. Authorities said the four from Riaineaville slabbed an Alachua County man In the chert and stole hit ear in making their getaway last week. They also made off with rifle* and shotguns. The two still missing in,the Galnrvvlll* jail break are Henry Johnson. 21. Mi­ ami. and Qulllie Mlllhoute. IS, St. Petersburg Still at large In the Volusia County escapee ar« Frank Stedem, San Krancl-co; Jack Breves, ♦ if. Daytona ll.ach; and William . Dayton. SO. Cleveland. Ohio Governor To Make 'Extortion' Ruling DAYTONA BKACH (UPI) —The A r silts of a hearing Into an a l­ leged eatortron esse Involving Iwo Volusia County officials will go to the office of Coe. l-eroy Colllrys for final arllon. The hearing, held for Constable J T. Klnchen and Peace Juotirr J C. Beard, ended Saturday night • ftar two days of leatimonv. State Attorney William W. Judge ac­ cused them of rotvaplraey. Judge vrilhdrrw a c h a r g e •* gainst llcsrd Saluntav of having filed affidavits on which no war rants were issued after Beard's attorney produced the affidavits. Beard said they ware filed In the •h eritfa office. Judge no(>d that Kirn hen had hilled the county for for a trip to Phoenit. Aria., to return • prisoner When questioned about the trip. Klr.rhsn slid he did no! _go to Aruor.a but sent a guard T n d It. 31 Ireeman instead. He t r slifted he pawl the two M<M plus 1121.40 for trip eipenvet. Whan Judge asked 1/ the iwm lining moaey wai Kincftea'a profit, the constable repked "ywe" J u d g e then asked Kinehea 11 be knew th a t It was lua duty In the caae of tllases |e tuns the petaooee m atter over to the sheriff* office. Klnchen said: "I gueaa that woald ^ i v i bee* lb* proyar U iag." II Dead In S tate President To Talk a conference In Fort Lauderdale neat year. Don Smith, Orlando, district vice president, presided over the fall caucus held In the Shrine Club Building. He reported on amendments to by-laws which would be presented for ratifica­ tion at the nr*t stale conference. The wmlrr caucus, staled for January, will be held In Winter Haven. Judge Voile Williams Jr., San­ ford, Instructed the members on parliamentary fin 'd u re during the three-hour business session. The Jayrera defeated an at­ tempt to make Leesburg !h* ait* for the spring caucus In M a th . A move for II per rent participa­ tion In Jayree lnlert.atio.ia1 also was opposed. John Alexander, Sanford Jaycee. was chairman for lha caucus preparations A buffet dinner, prepared with the hrlp of Jaycrr wives. -vaa served following Hie meeting. Attending the caucus wera Jay­ cees from Apopka, Bartow, Cler­ mont. Kuril*. Haines City, Klsilinmre, luvkcland, Isrctburg, Mul­ berry, Si. Cloud. Winter Haven, Ft. Meade, Lake Walea, Orlando, Winter Park. Longwood and San­ ford Parents File Suit To Reopen Schools Reds Plan Visit Expensive 'Garbage' Millionaires Busy NEW YORK (UPI)— Tw» multi mlllior'Iraa named flock and A'a began a.-other 1X0 hour week to day hunting the sam e lob under trials that would make a d<a»rladoor salesman blanch. These two wealthy g.itlemen are Avrrell W. lU rrlm a n and Net•on A. Rockefeller. Ilarriman wants lo continue a* governor of New York. Rockefeller wants la replace him. Girl, 15, On Triol In M ass Murders LINCOl-V, Neb. ( U P I ) - Ctrll Fugate, IS. pert, b m r e tte com­ panion of mast m u rd erer Charles Starkweather, goes on lr-al lodsy, possibly for her life, on charges of helping her h ardy legged b<> friend in at least one of lha slay­ ings. Although a minor .the haiel eyed girl will be tried tn the same district Court whrre Starkweather was convicted and sentenced to death by electrocution on two counts of first degree murder. NORFOLK. Va ( U P I ) - While parents In Norfolk filed lull in federal district rnurt today asking that this port city's ala Integratlon-doaed schools be relurnrd to local control so the plaintiffs' chil­ dren can be educated. The suit named Gov. J. Lindsay Almnnd, Ally. Gen. Albertis S. Harrison Jr . Norfolk School Supt. J J. Hrrwhakrr and all members of the Norfolk School Board as defrndanls It was the Hist direct action taken by white parents In Virginia Fair tbroogb Tuesday. High l» for re opening of erhoola which day TT to IS. low toaslght 44 la have been closed by anti Integra­ SI. Noelhweel sod north winds S U IS alien pee hour. tion laws. W eath er MONDAY. O TTO BKR 27. IB M United Press* Leaned Wire NO. 2!U Mine Explosion Traps 22 Men 166 M ^ r s Flee; Rescue Squadrons Racing With Time Mayor To Return; Agenda Is Listed BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (LTD Sentencing waa scheduled tonight for 1* Negroes who spent '.he weekend in jail under conviction of violating the city's now bt*e Mayor Merle Warner will re­ seating law. turn to his test on the Sanford City Commission tonight after an sbaetve* of approaimately three passengers ware killed and B weeks. He la around again, follow­ uthrr* were Injured S inJay night ing an emergency appendectomy when their but careened off a performed early In the month. bridge and plunged IV feet >Mi a On the a:rnda for tonight's meeting of the commission will ravine Juat c u t ef b e rr he: t. Discussion of s reciprocity VIENNA < u n s — Zaa Z.a Ga­ 1clause in Ihe ordinance licensing bor flies he'.' W n ln cd a y from contrartOM. J B m u e tl at W. M. Pope. 101* Rome an-. Mama Join- arrivo Tueaday lo join sister* Magds sad W, 10th St for s beer and wins E ra In the flr«t eeunlen with tlcense the girls' father. Vllrvw** (labor, in 3. Discussion of s - extrusion of coverage on the group life Insur­ 14 years ance. 4 Report on annexstiun pellTALLAHASSEE ( L T D - Auto- liana. t . Authorisation of the mayor mobile accidents on Florida h‘gh to exeeut* a died vrtth Fee Bro­ ways killed eight people during the weekrn-l. the State Patrol re thers *. F irst rtaduig of o r d i n a t e s ported tulay. lo. Three other parsons were killrd Vacate the alleyway as re In mlacrllaneoua necidenta. q uest by Philip Zeull. Amendment lo the toning or­ dinance as It pertains to tha WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - The Board of Adjustment. White House s. Id l»la> that r « i Amending Ordinance No. >23. ident Elsenhower will make t»o T. Second raading of ordinance! talks to Republican woikrra In lo; New York Tuesday and possibly Resorting Ihe south M feet of confer with GOP candidates from I » t 4. all of 1-ota » and 4, New Jersey and Connecticut Ella A. Pace sutwilvUlon A. P ace subdivision from R 1 and R IA to R-t. Retoning Block >, Tier 12, TEHRAN. Iran (UPI* — Soviet from R IX In C-I. Premier Nikit# S. Khrushchev an>1 Retoning of Block 2*. east one Presidei.t KUmenti Voroshilov of h alf of Rl-ck 22. Mellon* III*, the Supreme Soviet will pay a from 11 1 ami It IA to K-2. return call on the Shah of Iran Retoning the west 4ft feel of before lha end of the year, in­ 1-ot lo. all r-f U t a 4 and f- of formed sou reel said today. Block 9. Highland P a r k to C l. I. Ministerial Association re­ NEW YORK lUPI* —Mrs. Anna quest for diagonal parking around Kidansky put her gU.ooo life sav­ Ihe Fourth SI. Park area. ings instead of the trash in the I. Miscellaneous business from hallway of a lower E a s t Side ten­ Ihe floor and City Commission. ement In which aha Uvea. Banjaf i n Tiwcgtr. *4. found U whUi sweeping the hall and turned It in lo police. 7 Die, 25 Injured PLENTY OK FOOD ~ Commerce members found yesterday in Sanford. The the r*Utrict Four meeting. lire" iRerjrstrom Photo) SANFORD, FLORIDA RlSItor, Va. < u n > - An axptiv •Ion ripped through a two-mil*, deep section of a Pocahontas Furl Co. mire here t- day, trapping 13 men. \ company .|<oke«nian laid 16A other miner* flad to safety. Two rr.cu e sq-radrona of IS men each hejan wurklng their way to'ward the lrapt>e I men. The rescue squad* were equipped with p«iitahie trlcnh-uie iquipmcrrt and were cxrrecled to begin reporting to tli* mine office during Ihe aPernoon. Roland C. I.ulher, company vira prrslder.t at the scene, said he did not know whether the misting men were dead or alive. The survivors Gcd by foot and by flatcar from the mile* of tun­ nels that run beneath the West IIKI.PH UNITKI) FUND—K»l Kurgan Jr., 17. (center), n DCT ntiulcnt at Seminole Ylrjnla-Vlrglnta levrder tn thl> High. haw pledged |2 monthly to the Units'll Fund. Korun:), aon of .Mr. and Mr*. F t! ward mountainous aiea. The blast oc­ A. Koruna. 2408 Orange Avenue, is working at tin- Florida State Hank under the di- curred in the sa m t min* where 3T died In an explosion F*b, versified training ptogrnm. lie turns his pledge over In Roy Mann, I'F treasurer, as man 4. 1917. Howard McNulty, campaign chairman, (left), looks on h nppmvul. Luther said 14 miners about (Herald Stuff l’hoto) 1.500 fret from the blast area tel*phoned immediately after th* ex­ plosion and said they were barri­ cading themselves. But whan II was found that the ventilation ajrat«in wa* not affected In their area, At • meeting at Ihe Chamber Arointing to Clifford MrKlb- 1 prrssed ap|>reciaUon for '.he pub they ran to safety. uf Commerce Friday afternoon, bin. thru- are other organisation. I Ue aplrilewl effort of the captain* One man tn the mine who laid campaign captains m the member- (hat remit at the first of Ihe I . _ j _______ . t ,. •Mp campalg.t i . ,- i t r .| contact­ year, ami he wa* confident (hat and commrifclrd them for their be wa* 2.400 feet from tha blast ing a m ajority of their assigned Ihe g 10.0(10 sought from memliert accomplishment, when told of the said, “I was knocked down." Ha managed to get up and run to firms and turned in checks and would he In the treasury for Ute results thus far in the drive. MrKibliln said that although safrtv, hr said. pledges th a t hr<>-ighl ill# total In the eurreiil administration. mts*b*rahl|i fun-1 In *<1.5*0. Two rescue .quads ''are work1'rrvulrM Mark Cleveland ei- some of the workers reported the lecetsily of making .--me back- in# their way lo the i#etion," Lu­ ■alls, hr was not going to extend ther laid. the eollritations over tha end of Imthei- aald th* explosion caused the month. *Jf there vver was a year when the need for wide- llllle visible damage to th* mine, but he did not know If any part The Sanford Herald today welcomes tn lU editorial |mgo Jurt'*w*'*U em! du«* *h# of Ihe mine had raved In. A crowd of between 1.300 to io <if the nation's most oiitstanilng writers—Frederick C. ! said. O th n rn n a n d Mitrt|ui* C h ild s. | -Every bu.lnaagmsn X.uu) persons waited outsul* th* O t h n t a n . one of t h e fe w people in t h e n e w s p a p e r field should U *ar*r to b# Identified roptd-off min* shaft for ward of e v e r was w a * fired for L ein ^ u . ; - *t5 h*j w ill w r i t e five •!»»•* tgvlth this mvlfisci effort that the missing mInert. who ever belli.d a litj wHI wrLtv* •!•»•* tcvitb II waa not Immediately known weekly, Chiltls' (amol roltimn, “ Washington rnlling," vvill brings m -re |>ro|ila to Aeniliiolr whether Ihe explosion was caused County, mule Imriilss.ri lo our apiw-ar on The Herald rditorinl |«ge on Monday, Wednesday • .immunity. This means in re by gas. No nain«i of lh« m ining and Friday. cuslomrrs al Ihe d-~r of every men err* icltaicd. Hot It Childs and (It liman are students of polities, world firm In Ihe county. If a business­ affairs and economics. Doth nre well-known for their un* man doe* not recognise the value of associating himself with those VATICAN CITY ( U P I ) — The hinted reporting of nntionnl ami international affairs. .Sacred College of Cardinals filled Othmnn was working in the Associated Press bureau in ‘carrying the hall' for the general for the second straight day today Si. Louis one summer when tho district manager from welfare, he ought to rervamlne hi* promotional effort* for hi. t lo elect a new pope a* successor Chicago dropiwd in for a visit. firm.” the drive chairman contin­ (o tiie late Pop* Pius XII. "Fire th a t guy over there." the district manager told the ued. Black amok* emerging from lb# head of the bureau, “lie's too fst to lie an AP man." special chimney atnp the Sidle* lie said ha ho|ied that If commander of Fretl went to the UP anil got a job. He never has regret­ Chapel signaled dial the cardinals r ' r .a w i. s k k ? Lotited hi* global build since. had failed lo agree on a n*vr t-onannounred . #* ,el. r mail a check H V to •"* N® M-‘utoday anne The Chiltls column will ileal with the "heavier" side of - o rr al# Iwlter (h„ «*••» ______ , tiff af te r e'-;V. '..Hots In Iwo -lavs Uie olfic*. The minimum ^*e it that a reconvened mrellng of tbn The Cardinals started their da the news; Othman concentrates on the "lighter side." adjourned Oct. 20 meeting will b* only IJ3, he ad<led. and any bus liberations In lecrel conclave Sun­ iness r«uld afforvl this ^ t,u,j | held tonight at the lieglon Place, day morning. But after four hat many of them could and shuuh ‘Highway 17-92. at ». Iota Sunday and four m ore today, Plant will t>e made for ground­ pay tuur*. they w ere unable to ag re e on a breaking ceremonies early Ihla new spiritual h»ad for the world's week for the new Legion fair half billion Roman Catholics. An early-morning traffic acci­ budding. Contract for conrtrucThe fact (hat tha vote had gone dent al Ihe Intersection of |Jth tlon ha* been awarded and Ro­ lo eight hallota appeared to Indlbert Mahan, finance officer haa rale th a t the cardinals w ere deep 51. and Magnolia Are. left one In­ U. R. ties. A. B-dney Hrrlong given the green light to atari jured, one charged with failure ly divided ■« the church's Imme­ What irtrmblrd a mlnalute work. t« la y ronllnuc I hi* rampylgn for diate need* In yield the right ot way, ano near­ "Old Faithful" v s i seen tale Sat J Q (Slim) Galloway will glva This division Kerned to be oyer by residents agog wtH: excitement reelectlon through ,n» Fifth Dis­ urday aflrrnoun In Ihe vlflnlly of final Instruction* to all rommlttrict. whether to choose a political nr Psrk Ave. and 23th M., a* water members of the advanee Voa paatoral pope, although no one from police cars and fire truck. TTi# l#eshurg congressman spouted approximately Jo feel l"»« | ulee (hit answered the call « n V ' u 7 y ' fUh”fry’ to b # 'h i S routd !■* certain since all the pro ,Injured , , w a . I...ha tics . . spent Friday |r. .Seminole County. the air Nov. I al Ihe Farmer* Auction UiVJ iccn. ' ' >• re -lin g s Inside Ihe SUtlne Chapel The iudden "rain", that had Market, ln,° Brevard for a are hrld secret under pain of es Negro, of 1322 Oleander Ave who *h ,n re.ldenla and pa'ring |>ofatinn of (he event, which was driving a 1921 far ravt on 'h*»d lleilung Apples latlon Day” n ratb; rommurucatior. motorl’t* rloslr g their windows, a n scheduled lo h* held at Ihe other dnver w a .jo n Baturvlay. A political pope would )ae a man 12th The was ctii»c«| when ctly workmen legion Place, has hern changed who would have a g rea t impact ' Chir.es John Ga«sman. 45, of MU On his tour, lltrlong ampha were excavating fnr Ihe laying of due lo the large attendance ex­ or world affairs A pastoral pope West loth St whose 1927 nation , 1 |H h|f „ njurt!y ln th. would be one who would tend to viagun w a. going South on Mag Herlotig teekiflg hi. -i.lh trim, a sewer line for the Food Fair pected, a. -boon by advanced tic­ atm* <H>w umlf r construction. ket .alee. rnneentrate oa Internal church af­ noil* Av*. The House roinml>tr* of lha fair*. Mrtjueen wa* treated at Semin visited Sanford, Ovlrdo ard Alta- While digging, a service line wa* ...... ...... iponta Spring* ona handshaking >»kcd !'-«*»«fromthe eight InchI’n.t also will make final report* ole Memorial Hospital and rele*. on rule* aril regulation* at to­ ise*’ i wagon » a > ' » " evpeslltlon. v a p s v i i w w i ' . F.irepl i > a * v j > . i for <i i ma i luncheon ' i i h i i n m ''**,rr ed Damage to the station meeting, according lo luO and snd lo address In supporter,. In Sarif-rrd. j City n e w s repaired the dam- night's wa* estimated al tl.luO |h# mail# no iperchr'a In Seminole *1* lu approalmilely three hours, Lynn Lyons, committee chairman. the car at W50. The flir department a a - callad c-unty. tn Ihe scene al 4 40 a m to Herlong reminded his campaign m mm) 0 ■ _ Hand bv in the event th# ga-ollne worker* that ( ungre.s Is the must B l g g j f t C S A V spilled on tho street should Ignllr »«cluetve club in America, on* <9 m m ■ that operatra entirely on Ihe sen­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — The iority ay-t*m. Supreme Court today ordered He atlributril the strength uf more lower court proceeding* In the South to th* tMiliry of "elect­ a license controversy over TV ing good man and returning them Chennai • la Orlande, because of The trial of Vernon W Dunn on "Wre.k damage” to the car there." lie laid states rights, at testimony glvea to house Influence tlFLAND M 'P I l— A ill week guaranteed under th# 10th charges of driving while Intoalcal- amounted to mud on the right aide. investigators. At that time, Dunn revealed old girl was killed and her 17 Amendment to th# Constitution. ed is scheduled for Nov. 17. Tb* court acted In a brief aider year <dd pare n t. Injured Sunday ,la Hi* big i-.ue in Washington, that Ihe official report stated that Dunn, Democratic nominal* f»r l-y a 7 to 2 vote. DUaenlera were when Iheir r a r went off the road ||, , verbal -wipe a! hi­ the Count Initrml-.ion, today said hla car "ran off Into a deep Justices Turn C. Clark and John n t rim m ed a tree. fOOP opponent in th# Nov. 4 gen- he would request "no preferential ditch." The vehicle had no visible M. H arlan. dent* or broken parts. Officer. Identified the victim sa *ral election Without menti xnng Mtd-Flonda Television Corp , Catherine Ano Demp.ey, daughter hie name, Herlong laid "he la a treatment," tueh •« asking for Dunn said the official report an early hearing. He added that operator of standard station Ini Mf. and Mr*. Richard Demp candidate «.f Hi* Republican Nahis case would he on the docket also would describe him I Dunn j e l W !/)F, Orlando, w-on a permit to *»y of Orange City. The wreck oc- Uonal Cammillre arwt of f r s nothbeing "in a very drunken condi­ at Its tegular time. build tb* atatloo from the Fed cured afler Ihe felher apparently ,B» l»ul tha GUP platform." tio n " He repeated hla Friday Dunn was ariestrd early Frida* fra! Communications Commission •Ulemenl to llit effect that h# fill asleep. | T by Oviedo Convtable George Kel had taken four drinks and t»ur in Ju n e T, 1947. It la now opera­ Dempsey suffered possible In C ; |/ : l l - V « ..> L sey. lie was plarrd In Seminole tranqullliers and "didn't know ting. | County Jail for about six hours, whether hr had gone to sleep of Th* toeing applicsnt was WORK. terns! Injuries, a broke.' jiw ard J l g n M M S I o u r n Inc., operator at WKUl. Orlando, j CUD. Mr*. Dempsey suffered lac* , VIENNA. Va. fU l’U — Rallry then r.lra-rd <>n IJOO bond. At the passed out." t ' Raynor. 17, waa killed by a sign tlm r of hi* arrest, Dunn was re­ The , oni mission nominate today which had beta preferred two rldoni. A pas-anger In Ihe car, Kyhil, hr atol# from a highway barrl- turning from a clambake al Chu- •aid that he had "told th* whota years earlier by ■ hearing eaim l luota Inn Ills r a r left the road •tory." Tha final chapicr will ba Grant, If. Lnngwood, s sc sped with cade, police laid. aer. , The commission found alsrep- minor tnjunea. The youth loaded the II • foot and wat In a ditch. written Nov. 17 when the ease la Today, Dunn said he had no hraid, as far u he's concerned. raaenUUoes *a the pert of WORZ. sign Into hla car Saturday night, leaving several fret of the post further statements to make about Bet WORK mm eoatond* that Dunn defralvd B. C. Dadd by Mid Florida kaa aaf mad* good an Grid Game Slated struck a free, swinging th* mhrr the case. II* added that Ihe "full, 37 vole* in the Sept. 2 primary lie prom iats to lha cum ml salon at Tb* football teams of KanfarJ the rar. At he drove along th* complete amt true story" appear­ rar* for th* District 4 scat on Ihe tiro# ad tha to*rings. Junior High aad the Seminole highway tha protruding p o l l ed In th* Friday isiu* ot The San­ the County Commission. A group Oa appeal by WORK, Mm U S. High Junior High wilt play tomor­ struct a trre. swinging the other ford Herald. of Oviedo cltlteni a r t waging t Court of Appeal! tor* i*i-h*Jd Ihe row at 4 R- m. at municipal sta­ end nf Ihe sign against Hi) nor, On Saturday, Dunn had hi* campaign In behalf of Uvloda r c c la st Mag. breaking ku neck. dium, automobile in downtown Sanford. Mayor Lo* Gary far Iki* post. Chamber Thinks 'Goal W ithin Reach' Wri ters A\ elcomed No Pope Selected After 8 Ballots Legion Will Hold Meeting Tonight One injured, One Charged In Wreck Herlong Continues Tour Of District Line Break Sends Water ‘A Spoutin’ Hearings Ordered Kelsey Nabbed Convicts, In Channel 9 Case But His Gun W a s Empty Many person* are killed each ihork, lb* eonKatCe remernbtrad year whll* cleaning ae p L jla g lth a t he had elaaned th* gun and wlh "unloaded" guns. Knowing had been aure that It was an this. Oviedo Con-table Kelsey loaded, lie wasted to a ctd a didn't take any chan.-ea whan he possible accident with aa "ununloaded hi* before eleankig n loaded ' gun. which he know, is last week. the most dingcroua kind. But had Kelsey had occasion to Had the two convict* decided to pull the trigger of th* gun with resist, he could kava been la real which ha captured two escapes trouble. This wae owe of the usum. i I from an Orange County road camp, he would have heard a turns the case took. The ethsr loud "Snap.” It still wasn't loaded earn* with Kelley's Introduction Of course, the constable didn't to th* pair, Ernest Knitherland, discover 'his fact until after tha IT. and Robert Green, 20. Ha be two convict* had been Mcurely cam* acquainted with Lite aKiprt. handcuffed and placed Into tha akea they stopped hi* car to custody ef • deputy sheriff. glv* them a "lift." They wera This fact waen't Included an ton hitchhiking an tha road. Ka'eay official report of Us* naM, report­ arrested them. ed by Tha Herald an Fttdey. The At tha ttaa ha atopned hie tar, discovery cam* aa qtsHe a shock Kelaey thaught tht, war* twe ef to Krlaay. Shortly after the pri­ the eight whe bad fled from the soner* war* handcuffed. Kaiany jail U DeLaad. checked tha gun. To Ms aaasaIt to probable that Kalaay mad* resolution abowl lha time to mant It waa empty. Ma briafiMw lha fua dhaatoe. Car Wreck Fatal To Volusia Baby H ere O n N o v. 17 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/fc5aad7771fded7bb9d2f9a2d7b38058.pdf f17aeae6257fc63be6f8bae63db51c4c PDF Text Text 0 % \V>d.. P e l, 22 ^ 1 0 5 1 Why just about Everybody knows New Pope May Pick Any Name He Likes r i i t * VATICAN CITY (U!*!» - The B i n who be-omei the new pope erf' he free under church law* i s ftinimr any name he wlihel, Even If the ne»t t^pe coniine* hli chnlre In a name already need by o m of hl» predc fu o rt. he would atill have S# r.arr.n to examine Rut l.i practice, no pope ha* adopted a new name alnce 911 A. !)., and only five name*—IJenrdiet. Clement, Leo, (irryory »td Plua — have been in u*e In Ihe pa*t two cenluritt. Of the la»t J1 pope*, teven have eh .*eti Phil ai thnr name. ■Church chronlclct ih»iw that a total of 11 different ramca ha* been uaed In M canturlca by nil letftlmate pop** and 1# of the >1 listed -antlpope*" (falie pope*/ .T h f name mod u-*l « * i J.hn ■aru'eulaely jw>ptji*r In the e l hirU* when the tec of the pon­ tiff* » *• at the fcetlllca nf St John's In f,*trr»n There were I I pope* named Wl.cr* Attlpope John XX II! *-a» depet'd hy tht Counell of Cottlante The name hat not V«o tied liner Second In popularity \»a* the ■ante Cre»or>. .ited hr t« pope•!»ce St, firefory the fJrCnt. who tra* oleeted In XV) * TV and fire* •vati|c!ited Tnx'and Fifteen pope* were named ft»ne dirt belween ITT and 1WI There were 14 Clemenl*. the first of them In M A. 0, and Ihe <**l fn 1774 . Ch-trth annal* ll*t IS Leo*, from 440 to Itttl. and a* many pope* named Innocent between 401 and 17*1 AI! of Ihe II pope* named Pit:* Were Italian*. Three of them— Flu* |. Plua V, and Pitt* X —hare been aainted A fourth. Piu* IX. If at pretent a eandldate for Sainthood Koremott *tnn*r the name* •fed only oner i*. of e«ur»e, that ef Peter None'of hi* »uere*»or« •ver named hlmtrlf after the prince of the apottle*. • a * the grand thing about shopping of W IN N -D IX IE is that you get both . . . high quolity and low prices. To get W inn-Dixie quolity, you don't put a strain on your food budget . . . W IN N -D IX IE 'S store wide low prices assure you of a lower total food bill for th e w eek No need to compromise on quality . . . You'll feed your fam ily best for less, shopping at yo u r convenient, friendly W IN N -D IX IE . . . There's one near you ! •) Quantity Right* Reserved Price* simhI Ttiur*., I'rl. anil Sat. N EW BLUE RINS0 Detergent Blue or White Arrow r 4 9 Giant Pkg. Lim it One W ith S5 00 at M ore Food Order Luscious Freestone Halves Osage Peaches?!4 9 T H R I F T Y M A ID EVAP. 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S a ve s 4 i tyou S p e n d TVith. *7op 'V alue S ta m p s A S M 1 B e m x a n r i • �mm Hiway Users Blast Tax Hike f f lt t t # m » V O L. X I.lX K s ta b lia h e d News Briefs 1908 A Jf SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A t f a r 0 T IX D K P K V P K K T D A IL Y S f e ? a f t .H K W g r A P I K T H U R S D A Y . Of T O B K R U n ite d 19AS Press* Leased W ire NO. 2i59 T h t 68 lU t e w id e o rg *n lt» U o n a c o m p ris in g th a F lo rid a H i g h w * V U a e r* C o n fe re n c e and re p re s e n tin g t h e m otoriat* h a v e called fo r **a r e a lix t c a p p ra isa l o f ro a d re v e n u e spentlt n g ." In a sta te m e n t is ju c d b y S y d n e y 0 . C h a s e J r . . San fo rd , F R E M O N T . Mich i l T l i Th* c o n fe re n c e c h a irm a n , the m o to riita ' g ro u p s ch a rg ed that iw # # p itak*i wirs-er in i 4 )1 Ctuh ahow hero » * • W'avne 'o p e n in g tha door fo r in cre a se d h ig h w a y t a x e s in hopelesi cam W heat. w h e n present re v e n u e s a re being shoveled o u t th e back w in*------• low/ II* that rr\ ,-n . • fr> ir. T A L L A H .A J S i'E i l l ' l l The brerne (age am ount! to m«r* man 114 million annually. Of tbti governor* regul'.- •’ • s ily ■*•■*• ronfarenr* wax ea-er'lesl t*d*'•Itgh'ty ever I I S million l» I * T ry Collins it to eatr.l for county school capital Sccauic J»ck»*-nv illr. outlay. " ll i r r*rn«lning 111 m l Ve»non M . H um iiwlas said lie crape nominal# for th linn !• dii'ar'.M from lit rn-per litth Day I’nlucky sat ''shocked' that a group in teat *n th# tounty Com I a Mm l* Agency *' llq n livilla, « M F CA N A V ERA I W iN STO N SA LEM . C f ad buikSiry f-inetion arut dump. he b*h#ie* the -i rite in • I I ’! l America s I .th attempt Via rani there was "rente di/filt ,* F ll Pohre raptured es-ap^t A»iu(nfl!# County “ would attrmp: said ■.1 Into the i t * ' * * g*ncs»! fond, to overr.d* the .nardai* of the campaign “ n V t rg w agri hr a •ndrd in cult)- with the t‘p[s.-r ttaget" nf th a t* itid In th* fare of i j c Ii [ eonvitt Harney Eugene lit e r J i T A im Formosa . t 1*1 > t bc to launch a sairlble a. m* r o le s '' by a write in campaign group of oWhrr* of evirnsivC t o.'.ril > a ! .s and Nationalist ( Ir fa it.ilr cart) today of Ihe launching xrltld c. but “ s i nyot.e Justify 1 4A'#xln#*sl*f — on hla 13th day of | i — M j-g arv diversion. l o t can a V IEN N A <17 P in b. l.alf of Mavur Lee liary of acreage in Semowde Co m . * t.-dri. l.lrd m ire da»s of ■'•onie d iffn ult) w.th thr upper haven't detenu ne.l precifrly what m irk e d the second a n n u c rw o »t a f.inner t. «st in th* ga-elih# freedom O 'lrdn . , »«• lx Ins Viral pul I-*• sialnnent ta;k. « a fir-ral c •mmunlu r stages'* of its launching vehicle went wrung " iluuSitrlan revolt brslav -*Uh (as or motor v e lrir1* fees I n f ! Vi [Sc same tim e. IViinn. Hemo since ill# •r.nnu’-.-ement w it made •shleh 'iked de'e-sr o' l*.r off The Army d l’ CtorCsl ir gave up Dr. Jack h loahhrh nf th* J*4 IvUSSIslti L i C t S I l'1 /.C tntter rettjn ilin n ard no hope of i arte road building? that Gary had agreed In ,crd hi* shore ii.a "ris -dll tn» delrm c of hop# Ihat th* "Beacon” baHoon Tropuls.on l^tm ratory at Cilifor* H orda mo-.omt' " a lr ’ id r n r FTO C KH O I.M . K'«'d»n i t T l i •m arhlng ihs rhalm of cm had ,'rbfte'i only two tu* <*id the irau-m lttcr In tha name 10 a ■ <rite in »•* npasgn. I’crmn-a u srlf. *-,l renounced ry 40 per cent nf the Stair's to'.al _ R n r t s Pas'errak, a Soviet writer m unist oppreuion. H i.in said It la mi !e' tha’. tt-e use ■f 'nice *• 'he elite' h ..t.r. oral 4>) minutes after it# |>n>l»*d ’ iia r trd giving almunnal The Communist government taa load In highw ay levin alone." „hi.r#> best-known n - 'rt is banto I ate>ut 10 seconds. this group i ha, king Gar> i is thr me.-.. • o' » lo r-Inf to tor main Ju i lie. C launcher n!a»lnl off tatc signals after B u s*!*. aon the t«! 77.(1 V vet g.ive the people a grim rr.n ln d rr he pointed Ojt. " In addition. s r Wednewlas nig'it Put we don't know whethsr th il sain# as (Hal which opiwied lav 'ard of ilt ha d lu ll urfurgiv G'g power l» ) tie roe*, general laves levie>l literature pnre t.wi**. Hrig Gen John 4 lla r d m , wm caused by difficulties in tb# eiflllbaation and prog r«« in our Come, lent w in t;re r I of the W *dne*diy night by refusing *n b; the state " 1har. pre.lte.ed that flor.t. *Huilding*' CictS SlltlVe ro m*y " Am erican request that J o j ,-f c * r 'slks he*oeen V k 5*.*retarv o' c, utnan iee ef -he \ rn " H a lls - , ti am miner or th« rocket " anllially must se« lh* Wlldnffl It a te the I din launching a t. i He cited l statement attributed Mate John Foster Dul'es arrrl dinai Mmdaienty be permitted to NEW T U R K I L T D The la* of 'lie course followed by lh* ma- l< the la-*. Workmen have stva #d temrt since tha first Navy Van. leave the country. WASHINGTON t i l ’ l l — More i to Mate Comptroller Ray K Generalissimo Cm anf K«t shek guard blew up ju st ■ff thr launchReports aim emulate.I that *ev- orltv of states which have en- a h a lf Inch off (hr Upper tie. of than a -Oi w’lite and Negro nil- Grern to the rf'e rt Iha- Sanilludr I ontmurdst s'iclling of the <J,.c tog pad last lies:. 7, and the try • 01 hundicd perron- ha*e brer, at' I t'.tm ilu tio ra l *nni.dru*nts the nearly completed <•ia«arerheim dents from all leellonl . f ths r.a s » . the “ worst of thr a: counties" n .o i i i m r to sn unexplained l> p.utes't t rd futids h'uih inwa, Museum to make tt conform to (ion plan to con-rrge on Wash In tlie m ailer nf las t uallialio n proved bitterly unlucky, If lh* taken into protective custody du** halt. now on the books m V, lU U i, City regulation*. gleaming Inflatable ballqgn had ington Saturdiv 10 "demomli ale He said ''ll is my hebef that these in s the past ihree days in a n f» , . irnurti The Dcfcvsr Ministry said to highway -user revenue gone Into orbit. American* would to the world that l.iltle Rock Is same people, owners . f big land •ghl that no Communist shells campaign „( intimidation dc»lgned ’ ' r re«d building.” have hern able to point to a man­ Ira c tt, opposed efforts to act tas had fallen on Quern. * since noon. O ld er T V Movies? not America to prevent trouble toslav. T’ e cut'frrvnce memberrhlp in made moon that rivaled in brtllD Sponsors of the “ Youth March e v a lu a tio n a-d r ...r , t the dc This led to speculation that the 1 lie cuveintnent idcntilicd two elude* M IA M I BEACH (t r i i — A pro representatives of faun sure 'tiie star* o f the big dipper.1* ih*n for liiie g iatrd Schooli Mid a H if"c ie t that too < -.iiiptrollrr p .iio n e rt a* Errene M trvv, a organiiabons, Chambers of Com- i pusal to keep muviel I#Bed* had -I'r-tcct their guns lie ■ , It was the tiitrd satellite launch* form er unitersitv protestor, and mere., bnUl arvl motel fe o e li- 10 >-« r ' ; U C,J committee of eight — four whiles l *^kcd alsou! i sure Dulles had left fot Wishtng In a rove that did not mako Dunn said he and Gary are on mgton. Bander Fekete, a former journal dor*, automobile eltihs and **»o rtvaiiesl t.»la; by th* Theatre from iiAithcrB ichoo'.i and four VN7.IO, Italy l T l l - n ritish thr grade. lit They ter# picked up Sttur elations, hu* and truck atsoeia-i n* r * America at their Itlh Negroes from th* North and South friendly terms and ' I like him Kapandlrg ui>->n th# communl nd Italian air cypcfts C-dav be It alro was a blow, to the A rday for "anti *t*t* ■ctivltlet.'' —w i.l seek an audience with (ver*'>r-.all) ' lie ad.|«>i "The fact q ir . f o r e i g n M.ni-ter lluattg san an invrtllgation of “ the e ra 'h tiun%. ®nd other 8tatrwVi# f rcrupt. ' Annu* l content on. in) i prr-tlgr and to that «f th# rc n u li.s that I am th . licm .K ratir Troops On Alert Treddent Elsenhower. Mian k o said it did m l inrun that that ihnuhln't hsvc hanpened**— Jupiter ( \ which hud • record o f f : it the Communist* use.I more They said th* youth ruanh. In candidate i was non. ated in thr ( hlang had ahsr donrd hope* of tlie colliiion of » llrlllth airlin e r three successful Explo trr satel­ than Intimidation to prover.l any N E W O R LEA N S i C M >— A pirparat-on sin .r September, «at Sept 9 print ar) I thought lliat Iradirig Ms army hack to the and an Italian Jet lighter which lite launchings In flv# tri»« Th« resurgence of the violent outburst hotel lobby was full of quacks intended to "itrcngthen th# hand settled the matter. 1 knew there mainland killed Jt perrons m er Ihl* World Army has described the rocket th a t toppled thtm from power for Tuesday night of President Elienhow cr In h il was a poisibltlty that I might Hr s a il Nallonatlst China will at in ‘old re lia b le ," but it let those few short days In October T h e local Sporvman* I.eagu* enforcement of the Constitution '' have opposition In the general not rele "exclusively'' nn force War II heachhrad. T h r 24 passengers killed in the Its maker# down \4«ln*ad»y held i l l annual durk-ralling Con1958, Stxsntor* ere Ro) Wilkins. #*#• election, fr«>m a Republican" but i e serves the right to e til ploy r a s h included an American night. Pollers p a t r o l s have been teat (here. Dunn said hr ii aware ihal the force in esse of a Budapest ly|m heiress and Ihe Briton who had ,-ulive sec retar) of the N A A C C ; at.cnglher.rd ard 11 was under­ the Rev. Martin t^tthrr King. Ne­ write In is legal In I lor id a adding revolt on the mainland hern her husband for lea* lhan stood that worker m ilitia unit' An additional J04 denatures C lasses Continue gro m iniatir wtso led thr Mont­ that he favori this "right of choi. e Resdy lo Return 74 hour* w ere ordered on a d ry • long »r# reeded for a valid annexation I J T T t .E ROCK. Ark » 1 T I> — gomery. Ala , but boycott; form­ given the votera." \t a news esuiferen.-e. V n litant Tlie collision, in hr >ad daylight a le rt, readj f ir action a! any mo- 1petition, the C ity Manager'* nf- Th# onc#-rritir®l t##cLjrr »hs»n»r# er baseball star Ja rk lr Robinson, I ilo m.t condemn the w rit*.in." Secretary of State Walter S Haiti and crystal clear weather, tourhe'd lic n t I fire reported thia morning. ip y k tltfd tsi I*1 #AA t.»lay as Mrs D lisy Hates, of l)w A lIa n ­ Dunn said. " I did Condemn the ' rrtson would only say Ihal i'lilane uff an immediate controversy. The j ) n addition, the fum m unDl* The annexation area include* more tlsan SJ** Little IW k high ' s , branch of the N A A CP; A. •ecfr-t orgamratinwhl.h »*» Im-Ucvi • he should he prrp.’ire<l tv Italian a ir forre ,-barged that the (-..tinted on 'he ao.mhl S iv ir l troops “ "dh and *<nilh-rr#ti Fan ford. In sch.rul seniors began Iheir srco.ul I'MIip Randolph, president of tlie running political s'ivertising c«>n n turn to his homeland " if the situ airliner '•*» off course, while etill in Hungary to make any out eluding Tinecreat to IA»« feet .lay of clavsei in a private. «e Brotherhood of Sleeping <ar Tor- trary lo la w ." a.-oo Is prtvpltlnu* ” British airline agents argued that south of Onora I!.-* !, the Dreamgregated Ifbonl. buret useless lers; and Mr* Ralph Bunehe, it was well within the charted weld Reciion and Country Club Itcports from Budapest taut the wife of i Negro I'nlled Nations london to Naples airlane. people greeted the anniversary Manor. L a z y Mayor Fired official. Eleven Italian In V iillg aln rs, led Forty-right signatures » rr* ad vs ills nrupalhy generated by two V A L E N C E , France f l ’ T H — W VSIIINC.TON t u r n - M vlnc hy air fore# lien Domenico l.rtdoj r a i s o ' a rirsls and execution* drd to the list yesteitiay ami this M ayor Ren* Arnoc* of rearl.y vlcn met here this mo;ntng lo try cosli remained unehanged be­ The government hay admitted morning. Tlior* a r* AMI property t'p t* was fir«1 by th* tsi.\v eoun In determine Ihe cans* fcf lh* tween Augtiit am i September, lh# executing 155 “ rountci • rt'ulu- owner! in the are a, of whom 111 r il fo r "adm iolslrativ* Id le n tn ." c ash Britain *»»• rep.ssentrd hv guvrrnnient said today. II alia r*tionaric*.'* bul wnoflici-.' reliable have not Hgns*!. A total of 1*5 A council ipokMcnin sa d Arha>e signed an has* Seen certi- nuul hadn't don* any o fficial p a ­ 4 nlhoi.y Mil ward, preiident of the l-utcd that earitinga nf tha aver, r c |e ir u pul ihe figure at S.uoo N a llo r.a liir.1 lllH Dh European A ir age factory w o rk e r Ml new record f l u t in g lire same period, other fled. Atydher 102 hav* signed, t« l perwork In months. Ineligible because highs last month. By A l. h i E T T N E it •housands uf persons have brejt w<r* found tin* altitiaJe has resultrsl in glv -I w ar* .reparation, l ruled Press ln ltrn *li» a *l •cut to labor cants a ami prisons their deeds had not yet twea re­ S n a rk Is Launched ng much of our tinr# to crratir.g live condition of 'he wrackag# The Labor Department'* conThe Florida Development Com Tolls ihow G:at t it .art of revrn rcaistarce, riot t<* handlit.g cur Ititlicile'l that that Ihe U. S • s.liner price Index remained I t w .r tr reporti said in,('<vr political corded. C A P E C A N A V E R A ITla mission neat week will tell Sent Anneaatlon at th* are* will ( | * | * | ) —The A ir Tore* launched resU enl* of the South are iq> prohlrini nationally aid rrallaU made E S I flghlcr ripped Into the l i t 7 per cent of average 19(7-19 p iis.in e rs w e.r Iremg held '.ring inerea.ed tan trrenu* to the an Intercontinental fvnark guld«t Ino’e County a bat it ihoutd d» posed l-> mislng of Hi* ra, rt, a< side of the UFA turboprop V n 1price, in September, It was th# ally " . ity of Sanford, while providing m ls.rle ra th today, some six to (ulster its economy c»rding to a student of i n , i* "How many schools arvl (• m .-nunl, exploding it* pressuriaed ,c rond mnnlli In a row in which V report by Ib r Commission th* new residence with city ulili hnuit after tlie Army m*de an lath,ns from llarsa r.t I'n u .i- il pies will I.* dyuainilnl if (his cabin and killing ail of it i .11 | | „ imlei failed to continue a will |Hiinl out go si and 'uni gss.itils ties and ie r .:c r « . Itrailey Iklhatn unsuccessful batloon rat* Lie a. Dr Th-imas F. I’eligirw gave approach i« rontimusl' " h* ask iwissrnjera and crewmen stead) two • y e a r climb. of the area from an Industrial recently cancelled hil fl.Otl.) * iha figures in a lecture \4tdnes l-h- ale force pilot's parachute Kw)tn , | ,g Ur . atatlnlc# tempt with a Jupiter C rocket standpoint It wdl suggest wave -lay night at East ( aroltna t.d- «d. "How nisny ten* of tlio.l.nials month fire protection Contract of clilM rrn will be denlri' an sslu- saved him from death, bul be was „ 1I(tn|»«loner, pr.-dicled 're Index to r-ierert any shottrotnlngs men leg* m G rre m ille, with lh* city, leaving th* air* r |( , , Hi-l .a lliin ? How many dotin' in.d.a Cl lib ally inlorrd Ilv lit tiitd t.d-l IntrrInter- tt0l||,, „*bH D e n v rr ihe next a ll Ike Finishes Tour tloliesl of Cinfrraat without adequate fire will be p iialu .n l to provide pub rviKators in > liusiutal in nearby months and would not resum* it* W A H IIIN G TO N i U I ' l l — I’rest This still b* another in a s«rlss Coverage. Wilh the completion of Ncltui.o that “ I d n'l know what rapid upward movement. licily around the world?" dent Etrehlviwer reiurnaal to „ f mate es-onomic surveys. Die A aeerrh paity lh*t IncfuJed annesation. tire c ity again would mad# public al a The answers lie in the quality liappi ned " |ili*»lh<Hit¥ls t<»l*y Comber, the answer c e il. In th * I'irecrert »rw*. tVashingion hvlay, convinced that report w ill rh' department reported that Victims nf tha era h Included toughulkin* cr**a-eountry meeting In Ia*est.urg «n Oct. Jo •f leadership in the South. I ’etllthe avrrsg.- factory worker, w ilh tbickly-wordwi area near De- t l well *a tln.sa *t*kirg ann*a- hr* 4|r sod Mr* Desmond Cutrllt, an campaign »wirvg wouM help Re Seminal* w ill b* on* of four Cen grew saul. * ih | live South’s 1«si three dependent#, received a r#C futuaV Spring* for a Sanford ation at prwsrnt. Am rili;*n Irenes* *"d her B ritish publican* in the battle for control tr*t Florida rouniiei included In Negro arvl hi* companion who rannl 177.75 a week in ply after Tropertjr owner* in the above l.rhlrgr.-om of a ,lav Mi* t'ubllt this report Others will b* laise, of Cvngrea*. dcibl,-thins for federal Isle s. ra p .d yesterday wliilo workinr, men'ionnl areas may sign for an&\ ltA( X S Y it 1*11 \ 3.1 jtj* fit f r« m11111fnh1 jirrjU 'lu r uplift Marion ami Flagler. wa« the fin in rr Dlaoa Mucker H ighw ay ” *5 le t ..s s n M ■»ly negation in the Sanford City Ilu )In* (V)wer of lhe»* w ag ri, man. ttf New York l it ) , » grand S t a t e G o t V ; i.^ n s Th# iwsrsbotg maetlng. irh r.l year old woman ease birth Ir (win s| Negr.-e* Head ard Nlceville. M « r*i» r'i offier at City Hall. daughter of Ibr lair publisher ('tagur tsld . toae one per cent T A l.I.A H fiS L E IL ’ T I) Th* for 7:45 p m at the fom hoys in her home Wednes laI'arenla Ills (lint The prisoners, George I-g* A l­ because of the -lability In price* federal government sp#nt I10E munity Building wilt ha alteruled night llien killed one of them gn<| Delegates* to tlie Virginia i on- Ile rn a ir MacF'adden len . SO. Sanford, serving four ■rio t, the nation. by Sem:-"iD tifflc.air, local tegis slabbed Ihe olher a The l ijtilll* were married Tue*■loretim»» 3I4.47D In Florida during ths past grr»w of I ’arenls ai-l I ra. brrs - * « r f for hrwaking and entering, R aitr for Railnudcra la'-ora, i lu m iu r ..f 1'mnmeri* p„hce raid toda). da V in laind'in’ s fashionable St ru ra l r ia r , most of it fo r welfare pros ml 44 ■ dm H lay !-• lw rv ru l) ami Wheeler Bragg J r ., 'J&. Y e l­ At -ut 900,000 railroad worker* rapresaeitatisea ar»1 hu*in#ss-neIV.iwe said a doctor was called lleldivi oil in* s la lr'l "ru»»i|v* Ja n irs Church. I be) w rrr headed arvl rood*, the enm plrolltra of low III.iff. A la , serving a sevenby tha rounty medical alicvls resirtan *"' m*!li-sl nf Cun, -siting for an lla llsn lionr) miwn whop will receive a one • cent hourly lice reportad today. ye a r term, ran into th* wood* tien ca rl) todi) lo reporl lo lh* Ailmiitb.n of Nrgroe* to whit# the e-i!Hiinn tn ufl'd rs-rt their pay Increave t>«raul# of Ihe rlt« HAVANA ( L T I i — Informed whil# wotkirg on th* highway. tn the Index over tha p u t l i t home r.f Atra Gertriidc Tcarsor schools liver L'nitad Tress International ra- tourcee »*td today di* rebel* may T a k e s On N avy tnnnth* Another 4.40.nno electrical to assist at an emergency ntxler ST O C K T O N . C a'if. I L T l l — ported that a guard shot at them, (ry again th li month lo itari an The gr..up i*s*ed a resolution and aircraft w orker* whole wagea nit) They said the doctor notirrd anti government general strike da S h e r iff* deputies IVedneiday eon but dul not know if h* hit either. asking "a local option g.dutlun" are lied to the Index on a quarter­ had slab wound' Tast- a rgltlg to ra L | J ..a newlv-horn I si) ......................... .. , | lr , r gr,gallon problem in C h a r l C S R ic h , 2 6 , Tl*e two cmieict* were believed spite thr failure o f lun previous f i s . a ' r i a nG# belor.gmg ly basis w ill not receive a wage un.l g.-srs.! t".'t .(*t-l ex'.lr 'O, that ........... , , bu, f , tH„ „ . lr p ;headed t.iC Hi* a rt* around the effort*, They said lh* pro jovem ha I F n n e r. I f , aft# r he a bu ill's! A S S e m D l C d Ism j I, Flglln A ir Torre Ita'e llaserration. menl ETC Union Federation b*t firin g it *.'ro»s tha* kot # 41AIIW A ll. N J iL 'P h - F o r d . * W’p,rM ^ h*'‘ ' margin, D lC S ,‘ K lt C S H d d Th# H-partment »ald th# factory ltd h it h r u if . (f . . . __, . . . V f n f Nlri P fir w n . , warned it* locals to be on guard N avy tug aa it pasiN) Authorities ruid they Sel.cved the Motor CV» turned out »hal un D ie *ota was split squarely rh a rlrs F Mich, Jrt died Motr­ worker'* buying power hat In­ Tit# d -rtn* called an amhulanre S u it ow tha Stockton Channel, " l l against a terro r e a m p a ig n , • ^ r was hemmed in snmewlier* in the Orange creased 5 per cent liner the low dmihledly will he Ihe last Model a d |*>ln e Police searchrd the down the nil-htle on another resol­ dav at 9 91 a in slatting "about net M.“ In an -..a* going too fast." F rase r n In ih* 25 s.piare mile k i s ution, calling for rontli.ued sclioid Memorial h .•pllal fullnwing a point of ihe r#cr*sion U lt A p ril. linusr and found I hsla-di of tin cffori lo f r i g h t e n people iidu plained. " I Jusl shut^nre to » j L m ^ a . V 'ih r'^ d d on” . : , n.'veMary D ll* reflected a longer work *c o .d infant 'luffed in a bwrti , segregation and e.ulor«lng His- r.* brief llln c t, iirtilin i irn rtf*! i ir ik r ordfri, 'hi m tn ulow *!•»«n ! (|u f ir%l ( lfaia „ • istanrr siaial of Gov l.ll»tea) lie was bmn In llaiin n Cuunljr, a*ck, higher hourly rarningi, and h u A rep...1 ■«il the hat" du-d ----- -------------------------------------------I P># |9>sl Model T rn lli off the „f , -hemorrhage and multiple Allnoftil It filled for lark of a Tenn . O d 77. 1911. and had Ilv- relatively ita b lr price te ieli, the majority. e ’ In Sanfoid the past tw«* year* depiriment la id . aisemh ) line at Ford • alsemldv |( lh 40lJ„ ,|, l.i was a painter plant he-e mtertperted hetaeerThe aurvtvlng Infant was gur The eartila^a after taxrs wur# The Nrnt’nole r**unl> r n t r i l M .s ala.ut 141 cent* a week higher Nun IV)V I S re lilt Wife ( ’an riT Film Slated l«o b r i g h t and ihlning !•>* , p v d chanre lu IK e Mis Petr m J tl.* F'.ind t.slav I a 111* 4 i ii r i ir a u ( u i u c r ,U.„-)*tv Mary HI h and nut- child, ricb t than in August and about ft 5d s.it. • m o t h e r , Mrs r.ladva » ^ IfM M sfff m a il. #. muling higher lhan in September a year aril present t film on cancer to m ■ritb, iilit Immediately a f t e r w a r d in* Noses, and ner husband ttidia.u, I Ro> V|*n» llrin a ln * ».-rc sent In i hatla agn. the intoeii of .*-'emlno.e 1 ount) al 41-utel T, the anrld'i Drat ma*v -*e.e booked for Investigat n i ampaign e i* c u tjv -s s-ew,"with S p m F rhla) at the Veterans of no),ga, Term for servlres and ItiNhsrp reducUon* In fo-sl p itc rf proiluclion automobile ard an ^«ich concern,'' tin fact ("vat Euirign W ait I Ernie 4 .E-ct.ir lerment. ami lower ruata fur pervonal cape Am rriran s> mbol of frugal opera tPkuy rontrJtiUtnrs * .* glrm g I I . Bits son F jn r , st Home wn* In arid ivcfrati)'n olfset higher price# Wilt be |.lr s .n l t.t autvrtr IJ'I** lion, a ill parti* ipale In an e.n I'h* leader* today sun! “ * i.dlar More than 1W> personal Inter lu Sanford wrhrn hi* tour of duty . Iiarg* of local airungernrnta. tnu* fr-un lb* audienre fur (all rlothinjt. m rdiral care and nniny conteit with on* of th* to Iw f|.read t v r III* r.rlP (ties ,h i Arm >' *» toitipIelteJ Lalew I, hundred* off phone call* traniportallon. of the Sr-ren ageli. ie» *arttC!j a [rantion of the plant l l expected IIG9 Fords. I’ KHH IA. Ill t U I ' l )— 4 bomb The 'D«|el T . driven at its top ttng in th* I F * !H nn' go far and a auck of letter* were re to be gradual until hi* return. speed of In mile* an hour, aver was found today In C rn lral High toward financing t .**• ageruiet potted thil morning b) Marvin Nov. 14 S.-h.a.l her# and police and F B I for lh* treat year.” Meltier, manager of Ihe SanforJ Th# Herald was asked to ages a trout tJ m itei per gallon s o nt* rush*)! to th* t. Iv.wJ to In <•->*1 f.-r *h# c a .i nalgn ia The hrw Ford, when driven at a "sound a call f»r help" by Cham­ M anulitluring C o , aa I result vrsilgale The twimb did n >1 et I'ti'.lKKi. which "apterar* Uu-ttwlv ber of Commerce Manager John conservative 30 mile* an hour f ,r al-te u -ilr.r thr r*«porr* in huth of an irtlc le in t recent issue K rld c r , who raid that "at 1***1 !•**! gasoline economy, ores about pbulc 4)»njt Tl days igu a black euitiher aid sue, lr.( crates,** at Th* Sanford Herald roquettlng tOO ' aiperier.red ae tlng machine I t miles per gallon more help for thre# Sanford operatori in th* area new a rt un I y u e r i raid AMually, the M-de! T —a twin p.vsder bomb exphded In Ihe Ar Membership due* for the Semi ' head o ' the Fairncr* Mechanic* The "w rited o fre e r' n conHoming plinta I*-.er job - s t i not *ew. D was slra Em *!h Synagogue hare and •tnplo) *d , Truvt ( )i of Hath. N Y , brf.>re he taginur, or it would *rrm. poller sin.* have be*it plagued ■J i« caver seen such a re ii ..I* ( uuntv ( haniher of ) )»tnO fficials nf Ihe three garment reconstructed from parti obtained with fait* rep .ns of I* mbs plaid mere# i r r i n have been lere lvtd up hu ic.blem e in Seminole lll‘* ‘"clh'-d of rampal*n•pease," laid M eltier. 'Out of plant* plan expansion in the f , '*'*i a n t i q u e ear hohtqivts mer e *xam have nave Ires usen rrc riv ru , ing. a woman today »ald *he l* cd in Ihe c iiv 't acho-ila liu le'e rvi'w s. only jn w«re found near future. Sanford M anufartur throughout Ihe nation from E rs-l 4 4 rioter, g I si Kan ■“ * ........................ <0,l0', ,n r hl* r r , l r f , " enl a candidal# fo r the Sanford CDy Drsre have b**n rv. * s|»t•.•..sos to be eip«rienc#d, hut wg are tng b»p#i to doubts. Ila pieient Ma* os Sanford, t’lllford McKib live year* ago ----------------------CommltHnn bul live sch<*.ls ha e Irern evaru A 5anford man •* 'errlay w ai laun'hir.g a gradual training pro pas rod. It still ncedl experienced tun. chairman nt Ihe annual drive, 44hrn a>krd alrnul lot parti .-J m f „ | „ g lo g, , c r (ly Hatl ate,l several time* elect*.] a vie* rrrsPler.t of the gram, gud hope to train five nr operatori Fartosa wim ttp e n e n e J O V C G G S T o H o st ielighlrd. |- clpaliun hod), al , f*m|„ine touch.” 4\t!h lhn*« Clriallon In the trail* hralv. tlv e ymrlh* th il weak were • tleklgl.trU Flo rid * Citrus Eaposltion, *ched •is nn.it#n at a time l» run the who deilra employment alisiuld A .cording to the campaign dli though he Isn’t in b u iln ri*. <hc w .,ri|, 41,,. |{ Bc-*k anmruncfired tl'a) ric h for throw:,tg a ulrsi March 7-11. •ewing m achinri " make appliratb>ni al lh* Florida IMr ^ --in'' the campaign "cherry *-omh,'* a l)p e nf Hie ' ector. hr nor anyone in Hie mem- e* banker said. ‘ 44h#-,r I wa* in Among lire officer* elerted In Ttarro M anufarlur.ng Co ra StaW Etnploymaof Service, W. W inter Haven at « luncheon hr The 5emln'.|# Jarrees will ho*! works, into Hleliveiwal* High lirrainp tolicttatinn had a tiling to ' buaine#* t learned 10 appreciate f ,„ y ,t l r l t novr held hy D lild l i e bo*H *f directors was J . Dan p- rted that it ha* lampnranly &*eond V . ihe Tourth D utfict fall caucus School here and another voulh do with 44eb*ler • lubi-iiplm n the work Ihat !• done fur a com- Gaichel. Dem oeralie nnmlnate foe filled iia quota, but wt'l reed more ar-e»trd for making loin# of But evrryone in the C nf C I* m.rnlt) by ths- Chamber of Cum Dulriet 7 on the County CnmiulfT .f.g h t. al the local Rhrin* Club. Sunday happy bec* uie it rxemplifle* tile 1nitre#. And a* a resident of any j | i (, n New prwvldsnt ef tha organiia operator* when th* company movea The meeting beglna i t 1 p. m. lh# fair# bcinib" repsirta. community spirit that r iv e lead- a ira that I* area t* try tng Ir to progress, tints ia Bista Rep Ben I ll l l Gtif- to II* new building. Supgrviior n{ Mr*. Berk * a iJ the eight men John Alexander, cgucug ghalr Brookfield M illa, M rl. M clorit era like to find. 4V»b»trr !• n«t in think everyore ought to help as In the race "don't wory me a bit, fin J r . Other officers Include is .. . . .-a , k . tit . . THOMPSON. Conn. — «t - T I» - - man, ( a ll that t* rlu b i will be buiiner*. i a-nr to Sanford tn re- mush aa lie can. My part may be I ni going to make the tun uff Tim m a* Qulnby and F'rancis llei- n o stated that w hil* manr eime ja m e * Id# and Staaley Chaplow rtpretemad hy th# jw i or mnre rtrtch. both e f Orlando; Tom Turn- to tb# plant vary f#w wgr# at- , kJ from a tavam brawl in a mambera aipac'.td to attend. The lire, bul each year line# 1953 ha sm all, icla tivcty, tut I hop# that and I’ll bet on tt." ball. Winter Haeen. sice prwte- p#n#Mad. hor*# and buggy. When aikad ita u pr#itd«nt and other at at# Why did the drcld# to run after Generally fair through Friday. haa t#*t In hi* due* aa on* of the It helps keep my present home daarta) W . W. OMdings. Winter Brookfield M IU i baa Jual open­ bow ba riptured th# pair. Mat# dignitaries wilt N* on hand. the qualify Ins deadline'' Very lint* I li |h today 73 la M, low tonight Drat, member* In tb# new mem- town p ro rre tiln g ." K a r e n , (e-eetary. and I I 0 Ap ed for thr *#aaun Ji^ l Aberhaeh, trooper Jam ei Donahue replied,“ I All torat actl4» and associate 57 to 31. Yarlablt wind* 5 I# 17 benhip j r a r . McKibbln i i loukinf fur tnutv pic: “ They needed a wom an-l* | j f J r , Y l i U r H a***. tuoatger ml Ut# piont, will rwiwra haadosl 4he aa mU u \hm p**a " | men*uo<a ar# oigsd te aUaod. nsilea per hour. , J hanror Cilrisa 4k«b*Dr w a a .lta t W'cbaLcr. j Git ra ta ." For Corn. It's Wheat Meeting: Cancelle<T itungary Observes Revolt Birthday; Resigned To Faie Unlucky 13th Satellite Is Failure D unn Is 'Sh o cked ' Talks End, So Does Upper Stage Difficulties By Write-In P la n Shelling; Quemoy B l a m e d ; Life Very Short In 'Defense link’ Students Planning Big Demonstration Probe Is Started Into Air Collision Which Killed 31 Lot Of Quacking Annexation Drive Needs 204 Names Poll Shows Six O f Seven Seminole Will Get In South Against Mixing Living Costs Hold Steady; Wages Hit Peak In September Economy Analysis Local Con Flees; Hunted By Hounds Mother Has Twins; Kills One, Stabs Other Dozen Times S*? Z T Z ',:~ Rebels Threaten Big Cuban Strike Model T Honored With Tin Lizzie Today United Fund Now $30,000 Short Call For Help Answered; Experience Still Needed Bomb Discovered At Peoria School Not In B u sin e ss, B u t D u es P a id U p Mrs. Jay H. Beck Says She’s ‘In’ Commission Race Wright Is Elected Exposition ‘Veep’ District Meeting Caught At The Pa«fi Weather e r �S fi V in f o r V W rn T I —in - —o W . J L ’NIOR G IR L 4-11 W IN N E R S —These Junior l-H jrir1* were nn hand Tu* day night t<» jiccept achievement award# at the annual meeting fur tlii* purpose. Loft to right, Sylvia Milder, /mien foods; Loientin** Wagner a n il Ka-ie Pippin, fond preparation: Shraht Rest (hidden from camera by .Mi** Pippin, home improvement; Linda Kinir and Muuyertt P itta, clothing; Catherine Cammack. dairy food*; Virginia Stam k". -a frty. and (a ria Lommier, home economica. (Herald S ta ff Photo! Noted Columnist Starts In Herald Next Monday Th* f iit t d pclIUtal c o t,« lord•n l C bildi, one o' th« •blest sod molt esperienetd memben of what Time magarine call* the "hard core" of the WashingI*n , (D . C .) p r*is io rp t, br,umc» • r if u ls r contributor to I h r Nanford H trild . n« Monday, when hn Ford Reports Loss In First 9 Months DETROIT (LTPI > - Ford Mo­ la r Co. had s romolidalcd net lea* of tl*.**VMO in the lin t nine months of thii y t s r. Company PrMidow; u«arr Ford II said, howwvr, that ho ha* Mrh bOK< for a lubi'.antlal profit in the fouCJ, quarter. In th# lame period * jrtsr se^. ill* complny had cnnlolulatfd net e s rn ln p of P7).yy>.0W. Ford Mimed Ihr b n ptimsrdv mi a "iirbitaiitlal drop in istes.’* He said the leas amounlcd to 3d oants p*r ihiro on capital itock, bated on th* avrrage number nf aharr* outitindiof during each period. The company had rarrfor* of 14 12 per th u c in the lira* nine month* of 1957. toni'-lldated is le t for the lin t nine mecUi* weir t2jSS2.9Q0.rW). • S3 per *#»t drop f-om la tfi of 04,4!P.209.000 in th r f in t nine month! it«t year. & llci of p *-*c fijrr c a n anil Irucka for Ih* flcat three quarter* Ih li ) f i i were 911.'’54 until, com parti with 1.712 2n4 snl't n th>: •ante p/riud . ) » ir ac*. Political Veteran ! sw a n to n . v t. — r u m ~ At t l . Milo Bsrr.ey looki beck on a litira l e irc e r during which he Id half a derm diffeient office* over * perl,-I of G5 year* C Quotable Quotes United I’re** tn(> rnatrueal coiumn, ‘ ‘We.hington t a llin s ," <’ ft V SnloN . It. I. — V | « P r r i it s r u makin; it* three timts-a- ident Nis»n, warning that the wtek appettanco in thoe paget. Democrats may bring on a dis­ I l Inr 3”, year* a t a ncw ipaj^r astrous inflation: man, Child* hat established a bril­ "Don't forget that every wild liant reputation aa a ip ccia liit in spending government in history ends up with worthless money." covering the s lw a y i complex ard often confuting r.cw* develop­ WILMINGTON. Del. - Fn-mrr ment* In nalior.f] and internation­ President Truman, in accusing al ilf a t n . Nia<m of using "verbat garbige" Hit column, which i* syndicated tn hi* campaign speeches' by United F e a tu rc i. Ire . to more “ A sound govern me nl to the than ISO leading newipapcra lit publican- is the kind u( govern­ ment in which the p r e s i d e n t Ihiuughuut the L'nitcd State* ami makes nice sounds while the vice Canada, l i noted lo r the cOnciH- president snarl* " n en and c la rity with whirh he report* *nd evaluate! the underly­ CHICAGO - Mayor Paul Egan ing lijm lica n ce of the mod Im ­ of Aurora, 111., who Is leading portant political, govern:, rental, with his police chief, on why he diplomatic or rrunumic events, wants to sec Picvidcnt Eisen­ hower: both here nr.ri abroad. I want the A rm y nut there Child* U alio the author of (in Aurora). At least a couplr many books, the latest of which, battalions *>f whatever is neces "Fiienhow er: Captive Hero,’* be­ sary to run the police out o( came a national hr it teller im ­ o ffice." mediately a fte r publication. Others err "Sweden: The Middle WASHINGTON — \ctres* T.1Way," a itudy of the ct" perailve lulah Bankhead, who also It a moteinent in Sweden; "Tow ard A Democrat, on (he presidential Dynamic A m e rica"; *Tbl» J iY o u r P'ltsbBUIet of Vice President ^ ic ­ W ar"; ‘1 Write l rom Washing­ on; ton"; 'H ie Farm er T ak r* A "Tlravrn h-lp 1 * all If Nison i* Hand"; ’T h e flagged E d g e "; elected president In I900.'* "Ethics In A Huvlr.c** Society" (with Douclait (*atur); * ThU I* Dem ocrar)," and others. Born in the M issinippi l l iw r KLLBIIOItO. Pa (U N v town of I'Unton, Iowa, Marquis JO year-old llolilcln tow owned In William Childs decided at the age C I*lit ftawen and .Sun nf Wellshar-, nf 13 that he wanted to he a ha* produced 2A1.JM (tourul* nf newspaperman. T>-da). after 33 milk, a record which top* the mm jeara in the business, he duem’ t hineil lifetime output of It aver know what prompted that am bi­ age dsiry mw* The cow. Korn tion, for hi* father « n a lawyer dyke Bert* Jannrk Segi*. it (till and all his fo ic h c a irn had been going strong. farm ers; but true to that early ambition, he began his journalistic career immediately after gr* There weie 3 » 3 more ph)*l dialing fr»tn the University of ciuri* in the U. S. at the end of Witconain in 1923 - 1937 than at the beginning. Many Florida Drivers Losing Licenses Negroes On Trial In Bus Seat Test B IR M IN G H A M . Ala f t ' P I l — Fourteen Negroe*. Including Inte­ gration leader Rev. F L . ShutUeiworth. go nn trial here tonight on charges stemming from a m m te it of the city 'a but tegregallon law. Shuttleiw<>rtrv wai treed from ja il Wednesday after icin g de­ tained overnight under II.JOQ bond He wa» charged with Incit­ ing violation of the passenger plaiemrnt ordinance, inciting to violate the ditonferly cor.duct ordinanp, eon-plring tn commit a brearh of the peace and conspir­ ing to cause a breach of the peace Thr other 13 Negr-es. nine men and four women, who were ar retted shortly after they took SEN IO R (HIM, W IN N ER S Them three *enlor l-H front scata on two rtly hu*r* <'lull iriri.a won Achievement awnrtls f<»r their projects in Monday, were charged wflth dlv- Seminnlc County this year. L^tt to ria h t, H ttlc Rolilmun. ordcrly ro n d u ct, conspiring to commit a breach of the peace over-all nchievoment; Sibyl Grant, public speaking. at;,i ard conspiracy to cause a breath Gnil Rue(liu'r r. clothing (tln-ns revuet. They r«-ceivod certiflcistes ;im l pin* Tuesday nitrht from Mi-- N!vrti** Wilof the peace. f i . i , Home Ucntonstraton ngent. (Herald S ta ff Hhotm From hU veil in city Jail, Shut tlciworth *cnt a warning to May­ or James Morgan and thr city commission to Integrate parks bv Nov. tJ nr fare federal court a r I.OS ANGELK-O r l’PI — A trrt- I \ t l r r r . I triy Urrttam. tinn. K'lrabcth Tajlor, who was h( liled the Superior Court suit Wed Itevcd tn hate been left a tm all ■ ■f M, Pi ism), forturr by Sirr late hu*hartd. Mike sgterd tn pay *1* 0 9 for nn* T-»id, ',Vedr,f*day vva* charged HOLLYWOOD —(U P!) - Thr with falling to pay two month; year's rental of me h >use where U5S Saiafiih, fm t .>( *he killer" rent nn a house at Tutsan, A n r. I-he planned l-> life after Tudd's aubmarine* *./ World War 11, will The 2B-yrsr-4l<lgraven • hairtsl death in a plan* Crat!) last March be seen or. television early in 1913 beauty who*e New Yo rk dates 21 in a medernired version of the with singer Eddie Fl»hcr were re"Adventures d Tom Swift." p rted tn have cauted thr break The first program of the series. up of his marriage with Debbie The Sea r f (ia lilre — where "Solar Sub." Sella how the re­ Reynolds w)« charged with Q'ving Jetu* "rebuked the w inds"—lie* doubtable Tom install* solar en­ S3.000 in rent for September ard nn lha border between S>,-ia and ergy atvvard a *uhmarinf. I^ba non. October Liz Taylor Sued For House Rent TA t-t-A H A SSFE - T h - new taw | license who has been thrice eon. which calls lor aub-mitl,- suspen- victed of a traffic violation, in a lion of the driver's license of 12 montht peri-cd. provides h r three-time convicted traffic viola­ cine months .-uspension on five tors t* taking drisers off the hirh- violation in an 13 month* period w a)- in I'tor.da at the rat- of 1land onr year on eight violation 300 a month. convictions in any three year Dtpartment of Fubllc Safety : P*rifd. Director H N. Ktrkman reported C u rre rliy . U>e rlep»rtm*nt is atthat the new law, p»i«ed by the *> invoking I , WO lire n ie i. most1937 session of the legislature, hat ly o-i drunken d riv in j. and giving in cr' icd tuipentan activities by re exam ination on at least 3(0 about 60 per rent over previous monthly. Re-examination* »re Inr years. •hn!i- whnve driving ability • Th- 1937 law a-.thoiirr* * l i t qtievlioeahlf he-tU*P |he-’ve he*n month surpensbn of an) driver’* Involved in * wreck. Kirkm rn Russians Will See Revolt Reminders V \3HtNGTO.N L PI i—Members o. t.'.e Sw ift Em bassy who loak across the stirrt In tlrM will sec a g riyn ic reminder of the Hunganstt Te»-lt. The A p . i In Intrmallena! Un.on of E lcctri-a l Workers u ld ' * , n d u » i ot in headquarter! building directl* ac.-o«t 16th ■ f -i vie Sone Kmbatss would he il' j ninatrd n the form -f a it'-! T .dav i! the -e-end ar.mversarv nf the anti • Soviet uprising m Hungary said "There i» suinr rompluint by d riv e .! that Ihey are u n lam r!^ •viih the automatic su«pens9 la w ," *aid Kirkman "but thidoes not relieve them thrir • entino. he added, a id also thlt information i» minted on ih tir d rive n licenie* " I’ nted « i ric h I33I-39 ticcnte i* a c o rd tm lin n nf thr trtw h ith ie*d* "Three convi.-tlopi nf trainvioiaiion*. regardless - f place nf offeni-. In anv 12 months pe" f | wiH re* .It In s Hpenilon of hrernr Five !» eight rnnvictien will ir- d i- added !U*peniion* " Suit On Television ■(AN AN© f RANK CA9> st NOi f . Pickle rtliih added to canned baked bear.* gives a tasty sur­ prise. H o t in eaurrol*, tep with slit, sautled franka. Coke and thia good t i*te go togvthar d*..c.ou*Iy, Enjoy summer fun year 'round.. .have an Indoor Picnic with the real refreshm ent...COKE! Whatever the weather, ett.oy thr fun of a picnic . . . r.,.ht home! Just Uke your pick of there recipes,, then shop r.i year grocer's for all the fix iu ji. Of course he’s featuring that big .Milkman Cometh picnic favorite . . . Coca-Cola! Coke . . . famous for its cold crisp taste. preferred because it's t K rial refreshment, block up on Coke -. today . . . keep it handy, read** to serve with meals. % a Announcing the all-new 1959 D ESO TO Camilla* I ran renv denied •vnaomm* with I rup «r*nr» marmalade, J( eup each cataup ttii vinegar. Marinate pork riba in sauce, trill. hasting often with aauce. Dehcioui with Coke. H a w a ii* * * m a t . Garnish) our Hawaiian riba with r 'tirapplearid green [upper eubea on firka, had tomato— stuff-1 with ^•l>Iet;*w,, It'* thwa l.tt.r touches that makathe difference . . . Juat aa Coke make* t d.dtreiue, too. Y O U R G R O C E R IS atanc tmc c l i a n u p t a i n With paper plait*. napkina and rupa you ran t'ran up in a jiffy, and they'ic fart of the lun of tie cimir. Jmt fill the cupa with Coke and >ou’ra ttt for a pleasant picnic. F E A T U R IN G A LL TH E Mil ***'• •-» O It*# H| l| M A K IN G S ! everything you see... everything you touch is NEW! See ihr I'J.VJ lie Soto and )m ill let I an urge m rue l«hfml die t.lirrl and drive it. T im car r Ioi* v nidi newness . . . in its beauts and in dir surprising ea*e n! jit tiding ami handling, liuuli a push button, fret a ntighiv Turboflash Y'R engine respond instantly. f r r l die iiraitiiirvv ot lb-Suin'* n n r Level Cruise R id e -smooth, pillowtod. and vain on any mad. And Inr dir Inn lime 1115 eavdy Swivel Srau. S rr tit and out last* in n m u t C :« C>'i, icv-culdl Plt.uc tn c H i, II* -t *lt roof American eh— between two . .c— ef rar.ti>d luncheon m tal. Niro into aticka, fa:!*;. *uh r V*. Tl.'i eajy "f.ngw food1’ taste* an geed with sparkling Ccra-Co'.a.Ia fact, the cold eriip taat* of C ih * t . ,*i c ;t th* favor el almas*. aay dish you M m . these divtinrtive Rem em berCOKE and Good Taste go together! DE SOTO Display Tomorrow BRASS MOTORS 3)6 E. Commercial SNACHTNAv . A pieivi-standby- -e uedcf,!vti*C - a l i a t Coke actually i m t n up >vi. last* h-t*e-n bitn. make* every mouthful more dulcious. No wonder Coke U a favontt wv.h (aod. Sa'tr.at guest* ta t^e m l refraehment —Ccra-Ccla. Th.y'll appreci*.* j\ -r g^-4 new t a il at jo u r DeSoto drain*. The smart way to go places . . . On im nl dir rar on l>r Suin'* nrw .S|»nii» TUNA tALAO HOI IS . Add dired (t llfy . onion And CAp-t la ditir.ed. ha'.w] tuna. Moiaten w-.th aatsd d.-rwinj Heap into ip’.it and buttered mil* let g-.ests help t i-rmaelvsa la Cokr, served in an itw-fll'H p!a»*ic t urV-t (available at your grom'l). People da hflp tketneelvr* to Coke Qv«r *3 mdlion tune* a diy. SIGN OF GOOD TASTE REGULAR FA 2-5441 VdMtf orfar owflvodly of The Coca-Cola Company by �V i • ThuT«.. Oet. 23. 193*-2-P.itre 8 fffjr UanTarl WrraTB Ite m W om an’s Page Elisabeth Ashby, Woman'* Editor In W e s te r n W a r d r o b e s A d o p te d rh..n» r \ : : * ! i By Ja p a n e s e n> i. \> i*\l 11v 1 • \nw there's no *:.gma And thf men have change*!. they ire in<n tcrrstfd " T*tk>(> i l l ’l l • !a * l k|ur» CntnlwtiHle thi* city a;e *o Wcaternirfil thr II ip llaraguclil, Uir •m e * head v nur.g modern* vsardr-be In. .( kimono* drt iner. *w:.l »k;*t* and »wcatMl*. Codes f j l *tc. *' *, f ? d . . . , , .. i » or blouir* had iijttrtl tnc Wi- ( 1*1 Women'* editor Garden (p G A A D n a h Mr* G a te lu lllln He rn Andrew. ind ' • '* '• N liy n f Ml ''1 |.. lldemwn I ’ M r . I Mil I I. It here «o kind, Mr m l Mr* Juit tickle hfr *ith « hor, and hj%* rrt u n r d t.. • I f '»u*h» with a hi - • Norl . lO J . And what 1 Colorful ha o r ean ha»f In our rtorlda . J .,.. if* 'I • \* . n flfn* "Tarth that Although therr i- . many ' • surer! for |nformat!*>- i . In what \*<\ rrn tlir bi-ijit : nbi j^ ,* d tiro j: „ <1 a «uch tend en . Bui since tto.'d Wa II. mony ,j the * •< . 1 hr*r *omrn ire . *• • Carte NXtU their home in r * till ; Mr* M x p h i* been f" ju*t huilt that u n c i ol v , .r t .r In do moniniy m out garde"* \( .% p,-;.-- Lundqui*: d iu r h lr i "I'nrie P.vscoc ' h a. b« „f 3|r ard Mrs I S.rd fn guide. *lrcr I transplant.-! |..r ., x | , : |la mytelf from the y .n h la r d '.o Urn .r.o rii* i Mi *. beautiful Snuthlard. n*er four y fa ri ago Therefore, Ihf October Mi • 1 Mi* I I W k.r.*'i c irilrn e'.mre* thi.: f >!'o*a aie N** V* * • « r . •' dRllly a rfC.m oht.it of hi* tug y M k tunic (fttinn* **' l.a'** Mj *• ! > r n » r Prlun;** arc *hr -tintl . idnrfu. nd .-g t r • »i*d rr«»*dirg **f the an-u ll f n*» llitmt'e t h i* h rrt. a"d tfedt *r.ou d t>e p ll lfd „ , . . . .. .time 1* m r tnr ' I mrm in O f'.vifr The. *l-. ir»enl Itlrm nf ihr S'* • on t r it e l .hmu* *fl\»* tin arr n etrr i t prrt'y in 19.*.* Vi l l<# ifc.>**d year hl*»*m You m»* eh <**♦ frnn* «rv number nf *a ‘ :e y . . . ] Mr* \ ,r j 1. s n ih t.e* — oki 'aihmned typr* nr the h i* - a . , r.r ; te*'* Ih u '•re* hybrid*. hit • liter Mr* I 1 np itj;. j | i ^ S h c n rtrr pllr.llng *eed« i l , ., f h e t : * .* * nail Ha^.-.ilr l .« *■ )! follow th# diifcliont on the S rp jH ad u i i -i> rr*idcm * l r* •rfd racket* I uuatlyr treat the in drto. I_. M n ..711.* >d. i« tne *red bed* in advance hy rakirg formei !>• - ’ hySn*i t . » .Sir.lmd. eu ir. . naya, one **f Tokyo'* la rsr*l d* •l» til. id >alr»*:ic • . ort'-mei* t ’ thru «•< \Vr*irrn *1 <••* from the m »' and fj*hi " m i i l f i ’ r d "Itefore the war. It * ** 1aim t red * ’■<n*' . .Je. *n' t-rr •ir.e s irl t.. n r i r f< Mi** II \ lk i r • •torr * i-**i**, .t **t*n‘ ' Church Calendar 7 lit R<H VT 1 Re* I.* »g» S itttng, Seur-' i In ilrv feriilirer with told — PreabytriU ' hi.rch, •«1 I instiu.l Smoke, which *l«o *er*r* ai a the vvo.ker* and le a lrr* o* Hie pe«tlcidr ind fungielde >red* of M*rr* Mem:* < •* *a** *’f the m iny innual* and p rre n n iili m i* Mi.-*i rtc*b )'en a-i k h it*li a‘. 1° he plinted in fbtoher, including p m larkspur isi^dragon. poppie*. blue bnr.net ird ,-orn f'ower. whn-h The v'hw- el rholr nf t'i* f it*: will i l l idd gay colon to jo ur M» thndNt 1 b .rch w I practice a fk .w rr garden 7 IS p m •.Many \ nf u» who hive lived up I . * r. . ,h * )",: ro ith will remember the b L r for­ get me not. 11 a tmal! friendly practice at ’• r m flower blooming in thr SptigUiv.r, i mu \t but in F 'n rid i. with III abundant aunihln*. It hivnine* a tall flowrr ( tier rh tiro.- . f the Mir*t M rth Among Ihr vegetables that ran .d ist Churrh will p ra .lirr at « l\ he planted now are: beet*, btoc* r- tn roll, eahhagt carm U , rollard*. endive, lettuce nnlon*, ipm .eh. S t H R D .T turnip, in d pir»'ey. l''ne.-re*t llapii»t t'hurrh Tram ^Why not try out a ami 1 straw ing l ninn e niwl at • 30 p in d irty patrh for treat next S irilay V l.u h l wlrndwr Spring? The Mlnriua No fti nr old reliable Miislnnary are et SI M l XT pe tally recommenJei! l.iw n s need atlrntlnn thr • P irc .r c 't B jp tu t ih i.u .t t hi month. Rye g ia n ihrm'd be *< vn prl m l l e KO nl cho.ri piaw r*nw for a good Wmtrr lawn, but jt S » p. ni first, your lawn, after mown! I'in r n c d l)«t *it t hatch i id down In about 1' a inche*. thn.ild he fertilized with a eompletr lawn food. »•* it may l*e strengthen*d 1'inrrreit I'.jpti t ih w rili lur.ior V / o rf Ih f rye rompetca with it wnd Y i,alls Mi low*liip mri t Mr food. Agam Cold Smus*- ran a f i p m. he u*ed on top <>f old etlabllihed ' lawns. It has some fr rt tliir r val­ ue, to* Water the lawn tieatment Itirthday Celebrated In well, fjiw ns should aim hr M- a-il Mr' Court . vm U i watched for army hugs and »->d td.otti. NX F »r»t • r«i • * * ia*»%• web-worm*, entl apply fbrldrln o* rhlordanr a part) fo r Ihrir s » «•» •* f'ltniv trees shnuld receive llir ir hi* n^hth titittulav Tall feeding thi* month If vnur II* t • nttritilmi; lt»r !*.••» «r eilrxis trees shnw sign* of »calr tc»Afi| p liA in j tn V t t f » trer ^Ite flv or red *pidri mite*, A ilrt*n «>f w hitn crc|*o, hf*u«r "h ilr ihr j;ir!» ktot.hrl ray with oil emidMon nr mala »p-1 Iiiitlilrsl high mid lm jwhlv thton. Ir rth lo n am ! pla>r.t jum r» H»r r».:t«r crviup H r r .t tn r«’jfi.it Hay lithe* and wniwryllis may i tit'l'il.—1 .1 vvitli liu g 'r l.i-ad ll.rnt tr l!h p rtirt *iaa amI<«| ti» he separated at thi* time and re­ front scoop ns-cklitt*- t-* Itirn ta t jr t r r , I j M a Ntafftml planted In n.wr bed*. Bulb* nr hem. I»y l.n irv A ldrifli. X* nr |>*»udnr), i Hu V»r tlrjntlfA tuberous moled plant* ihoold t» It H a \X hltr. ‘I^fl Hr I **\ iHv * dug up. divided »nd stoied In isUft'A Herr iif ir d li ! . •*» xermievillle, dry *and nr »aw(lutt. Story Feairne Meets K ilt e r llllies m iv be planted la |jt* * r NXfintrn s • rt \ x •» ' f|irot« »*f i ik r, Irr s rrilV «.1 »| ter in thi* month and .*l*o ,n thr m rt \ | onrfa\ niffhr j t t n r » . n f it >‘L% mi l «*4in<|* Ir *••» « next two months h a ir had inm r Dottir JaM m r in ». *• Mi* ,m r r r I w rh * NX *. U XX.m»ik* •^autiful neuter * fre -le Ma*t*r \ llallnvkfrn Ih r n r *h t'farV *rr • t»**n * *•»’»•» t a 1 P • ,wly bloom* late In Vpril a-.I into r a ti, m tfh ri, amt pim ipNci item dfr«»fit*d thr May. Iris. ton. are beginning to rated the party room* bo. p Iw * w n r a iv r i In the h 'I show up in our gardens, and ran Thr meeting wa* opened •■* Hot ren be planted from now on until the lie p m td rn t, in the Others ' *• . tie Ja id in r, vice *iee pretldent, thr Other* pieient In.-ludrd middle of November. Like absenre nf Jtidv Rohh. pr*-•trfrn* Hall, John Charle les Aiken Hi* ■v Taster lily buth*. the.e may Mn’lnwing s brief h u tin i«» m r*‘ 1^., .lark San-I Swtvdlfor Jr . H*vl*l left In the ground fnr * r y r r ll Ing. hovletses and program* wrr. I.re I’ at llethra. Havld W ‘r years plained fnr the coming Month. |<!w I. r.v«!h lte*i<l. M.n About thi* time. I u*uall) *run After the program «f *tnt • te ’ H* e* t!rt..- c» Patter*..' and rutting* from me coleus plant* ing. refre*hmrnt* *»rr. «<• ie<| iiU P r . ■* to "winter over" for next Spring, cutting these as soon at thr bn’eadlliit mnt* h a ir appeared Our right blooming Jasmine fwixh hat h«e-i a most prrlinc hloomer. blooming for the third time, and sometime* a fourth in Ortnbcr. and i l l fragran r Just adds something tn the ment a ir, ' enmp.rahte tn me eltrui bios tom* fragrance In February ard Mtrrn While th« Ja im ir.r seems to frrefe hack, tn 'h* grourd onl*. rx m ri haik ore gorge, us rath yesr. riant • wellsdyineed ir e th i. T i ll and begin enjoying Its frin g ra n rr text Spring. The P y ritin th a nr Mue Thom, It gllo a rewarding shrub, with ns tiny white hloisomt that turn by or.ng* In Ortober, and then tr red hy holiday lime It Lke* plenty of freedom tn grow as It plea***, and It never freetes down. BITier* ire *0 manr garden enters that tan be done in Oftnher that it wrould be well to cheek your o»n memo* on Octo­ ber garden work. Also, cheek with your fayorite nurseryman a . to wrhat trees or shrubs can he nphlo Im v.g ul I h n lcr m .il « * * c n !r r liv P I K I T A N planted now, ind with ths horti­ cultural exr*ct* a* tn spray*, pes 1 la n p a c c -a e lte r in the f.i-h n n w o rld . I .i|gIst leides and fertlllier*. vxriifhf n nd l* ille n - * n f |, fn r j i t f i v r n p n rln .m il Happy Hardening! ■ 4” 1 B ELL-S LE E V E * LAMB'S W OOL le i- n r i vvr.tr . . _ in M .ick tintl red « i l l i rtdnr ir in * . ZUD W om en Soulliside Carnival In 4.YV T it * Hi d ll him*-*. of the richest of ti!k». eo*t* lim n ll)«i PoO yen. nr about IgTY A big right It being plinnrd fnr l'il* the f u lle r of the h r .‘» ** h . «'el. 31 at the Southi.de School, want! in o'tl fashioned **• .line ite l l il l i 'i r e n Cam l*al will get fuur She mil *>u> from three ldcrwi* it 3 3n p m. and tiahl of th. <r kimono*, f i ‘ lu* i*lr M • upper* wi ; hr prepiretl for eit lite r '• • * <• ! g it the » hi>* | or taking o il. •o u i || f ><' :• * ’• \ Clo**I . ** !: w u.d rr through thr .Hit i ^ f«r Ih f p irt fl( thf triiltt ■owd telivn; muill-volored n*l .r ^rh:n«f Ihr • j !c * •vintcr or fit. in* V p d ir pe-ionailtv 'i.len .n the ofli. e T**n t .r ‘ . it r 111 *ith in a i ai* nf notrl llrm l V j'-.iut I* f r k‘ i.onu'* touriv * II allow i - ' . n e to pirk he^ poe 1 mo e ex 1 . .niplieati-d >t rt lor 1 *ni.-’ fee Photograph* l>*i *n r than n e ■!* • • 1 lo'he* *i.l be a*.*. * *.r through thr mr 1 he «!e*i;ner •a l l * * .ntrr ! 1 *1 1 Pol« "id ea t e<1 k.nt.'*|.i w11 , ... 1\ (1*1 Mr* H i t M**.irhtuo 'till m i* fp rtf 1»or / .— i.r )l" p ,* T". •1 era !.' »• * . * i>.* m.*t Mi- * , f c )% the tilde ,1 r . ier 't .* " * •* li t*e r it.. r.| ii* . *1 kinitifiii P , *»: s| % t • h. *'! .tn ‘..i * i< ■\ I I I l . 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W \giii ul . .f* w-.l . *. . e«r% Itr r%h . ea* *' • du r >• I d> a 'I M • T K He* • fura' lluii b g be'iT i '.l> rnrnt* « 11 an J ,i" I'Jtrto R.i» annuii’y.r Mrs 1 . i.* R iiniila! Jt i* hr birth >.f * 9 p u- ■ ! ' ,tiv ty..* I'iim m is D e e o r n lo i . tuirm a1 It lira -* ** iv fnrrer * attuch , ) t., *w fu,d \a*u i * * ’ u.i..n >T J a- I M*« lluvnio ,| 11us When de.otatl' g > et .rniah laiham m *»' HuunJou- I wo r 1 ,g yo.. tK-iltin 1 M M.-lanie thr » I « nf thr 111 arch j n 1nee the ‘ilrt.i tH Itirir fouith kwhwne -.alt**-a”.y t .* decora wult* > hi t » f MiMiart* %%»!1 Ih* . im I tinner' Kennnh U .' I. t... ree*<mtnends thw . ti-t your M 1 thr \rm* ho*p,:i' luin.l »r f j,* in -viaking ' i « m a* >tuld. tie* Ilian* per* " ''. 1 • pla.’e a* *>• • *.,»'.I ik*< Mnt: it*« •*? **ir I jiitit‘r.m jirs**» Lxlha 11 1* w,lh :hr *»:m n j n ,- r »i ng one of h.t wn -tl.Hlel dir t«i tw ♦ .t >1 tint kfilHin 'kith u - <ltwwn u tr ■ * -I • .1 'I t attalt *1 o',I o,. i'. M.s* K >1 *’ i I I r ■ ■e \tr* her r t in *t . > *ide travel • *u*'j X!r• It U llrrrivi i* thr bed in V' :•« n l.atnam 1* the fns Mrs* Shir- tij f mailing It off • t fn n itu rr lra lrr h»i th» * r kll n le* llw m ilti". 1I 1 iglitet of Mr. ft, n ••!,( M.ogla-I *pan and Mr An.I Mj * \N I' Uiap iia a-it Mr* R l.rn rit Ha niltnn, M.n Mranrr h i .' hr Ihr Ir i.lrrt fnr thr %! i«h ’-et|rl»e feel *|r.vngtv *hr .tile* Thwl nf i 11111% | n a |.|itl.*n t" thr (' u r Mr M s It W home. an.l' t • tu ' i*hlna» in.'**!*• pr« s. *ati n. o f thr ” , and.................. ", \nthon>. the ........ I la %Ion j dm outnf Ihr hi ’ h of a |h».u«! fr 'V c l Ihr a > i'itrir»t* M.*:un|iit «.i?k tn l ain # i I Ih* • *n tvirn O.I>brr 12 Ih r h.»> of thr «'vir.ri*, th*Mr •ivel», work %Iw * n wnghml * p*.jnd* at birth h,yhhie» ant rh' • *htr ta*te« '! ■ Anthony I the f ms t Do. md Ity to on one V .• : n* Aon H f l bull* (a.tn,,n 1 tn a way p v .Jrt biifr U iin lrn ^ c of a >' ^— --------of life " '• that %n i f., ir wit'i Aijtrr t• i»prutuir% i»f »hnnt«l r.»l tnuinit i* v%ith a hut % 'I riH.li.mt «n l hut ^ml rtthr* M:» \ le'or llntviii a part> 'll in »uri»i » %* % Ih r in J .h itr !ur%«l«t t*»i X|rA \irrlia \oM r tiatlill i’ • v »t *r»r I ■ tn%tan r. if j h .alt .• 'Vate r tifitc « hl« n aon ujf't t•• i tra il i «u.ittr\ 'ii «mh| l» i tr. hof*»r nf hrr !b»:h h.:thij.»> *I \ in tli»* c»t a a •»■?•» ur k*hirh »lir rnllr<| * ' thr Hr <nn iln n s n r r ‘ can hr !fnv;lhrnr I tij« fnllnnrcl tlt4* y ftnt If \ .1 .nntr d I M )itlr \\r . w h rir 'Jie o f atic f t. <irtl 4% «l« itin l tn^ fn»tisirr< 'Hi' p r rtrrti«l giftt t.» v%a nt to o ra te thr rit| c>»:nm* tti.iratr tlir Hii'dAluii Itr* suburban m . iiu •»> a i r *i*• k » fie*hnrnt* wi-re servo.) !*• in ahrad. This fibrous il* '»r»!or tK*!ir\r» (|„. j|.rtnn*'n I iio'r tnvc.rd tr. j*t *1 M • \\ that t ir lin ltir t t ila t . It m»*rr I v II ' ” ( nf a | u i r for ’it n.* tlistn it h*t * M»% It \t St unfit ant Mr % |. sitmfortahr m ^ ttrt'l »rr r*%«n* M U in lta t!. Xlr% It M Mu*» \t 11 x \l. I ar'an.l t» •ill rlrm rr tt. It % aim thr «* imhJ it in^r t**»n* thr %a >n«l ' vl (Hi* j t ft Mi %% Xltnc * ’ • fim ••f ihr hoij.f 1 h * . **ntir i \ •imn M.% N| »t*r| lll.l jnt I. 1 • II. Jittf »*|| J « »*»r |A | t f*. .| ..hut h.i* »»«•• * • 4Utl'»iith %iim ». * ’ X •« 4 '• .• hour tuffrm ^ t *. •f r ttflir A *« lf»l II c t 0X'jd/ fa s U ltii Costume Party P le d g e s Mr* tk |l Howard, Mr* RnV rrt l l i r t r y . ami Mr*. Jeriy lum beraon were Inducted *1 pledgea Into the Uamma Omega l”liap*er of MSA Monday etentng The for­ mal ceremony » n held it the home of Mra J.»hn Hi.-key on I.ik e Mm-.a The p.edge* reeei<»d their pi-* ind vow* to thr rit.ii' .‘ondmted bv the p:r»iilr»* M •• I'alt* VV'i*. her. ix la le d b* Ml.* lit * ir i Ml) nt Mo'hmmg Ihr pledge initu n M*« John HI. kr* Mr* Hat'd \ in Ne*a a d Mi** n* ! i h P ,,e were prearnte.l their jewel i> « Thr*e member* hive !u*t , oinplr* r*l thr *i* month* p'rdcr pe- ■*.! netliona **er*- i**ignrd In the BIRTHS Surplus Ale — --- --- IIMMI -O N n i l It XNf.l XX Xs IIIN ti I ON -«t N l I * , „ I %«• of Ihr |*lt%| Nl* thn M r I.i jm lrtt.ilhrr i«»r<1 t.i niwlr A|i%| t hurt li mrt at thr linm* nt arr '*1 1 AnJUn.l thr j j n .ilNfr \\ % i it \ r , t IrnattmrnV rrpn»t« \\ • *rt tin nut V Islirn • j kt % a r | r<H»Vir« AArrr ir»\cd lm .nc f.’IJuiA %htp 9. r o h rr ihr hakrd a** vt', r***i >Hiltt| u »a»» ft». rat a «|r|«/i r I tnr til nifvey «h"«**t •I. a si i .! ant M*» Ix r ^a i r »“»r X*»•*11* 'It per errt t 9 f4*m fJill* •i ,*U * *. I aMh Mr hn Nt l|»* 1 41 »t »rr tlOffir ’'b Iu ! . »n. . t*if i j 111 r tj.li ,| ii* r » tr »t • riHrtP'i* XI •• imp 114 # • en • » h *j * t \ * li.'. « «;»}n»* u !f ai at it * *!• • iiliri *-3*1 p|r S ta * »..'i s .► k r* aid * * M)in.* thr n ii f t ii ; Nine n i r n - 'i r i i u r r r p r r i n . t t-rr jt| «I h .w r ju«l pureh.i*ed w aurpliw O ver UlU To Choose From Ml f.ininii<* Reg. 35c and 50c Values S in t p llr il v Hrsign* .Al l. I f ) CO AT ONK P ltlC K fnr A|rn. AAtintrn nml in< ( hililtrn I ^ EA C H GARRETT'S .Ik’ I I!, l- l S I. nl S.infnril A v f. S A M O K I) F A 2-5214 low- l Sale 1 PATTERNS M' Kl ’ r ‘ O - Pattern S IM P L IC IT Y IM Circle T\\o Meets rhr Sanfotd n-.*' .*-d ski i'U,S m *e 1 ah- .*•,■> boll Siturdav, 23 It tb.r .• 1 ;* •1 1 Xew St - :r 1 it. ■ h i*. 7 p. m. Thi* m.wtion will rep lire tho monthly moonlight eruiae. M»r nation ind d -. 1 r il i lor* Mi.-Ollti* M\ 7 9;o:, * 1' n latk n f ............ Stn<l\ Slated Toni^lit ' Shrimp Moil Planned From (i to 6 I*. M. Has Ik'droom Hints t memheri. who ire pirticipating la the t'nited Fund H m e underway in Seminole County th!i rnontJi. The gtoup .eheduled a Halliv wee- parly for Siturdav. Nov. t, it the home of Mr*. David V ia Net* l m ectlrj wii! Nr held Thur.da*. iVet vo, to mdurt the other pledge* Friday Night Civic Center ■ • In d u c te d In to G a m m a O m e g a Slated Tonight Amelia Noble Feted • T O R O / •if T V L A ^ i,l.U U vH v'.W M 'w ' ' t ' m 1Ak.«*k O N lY on oW G o id ° n -j e»*r—Tw. LOW tST M IC ID TABLE MODEL I V AV AILABLE WIIM E X C L U S IV E M O T O R O L A G O L D E N G U A R A N T E E I i!l y e a r RuaraHlCfl n il n!l li.lx . nnd |iarln > r» v r a r * I . C*«- Ml *-.*l N ^ R 1 1 S I on (loldcit I'ulm Sentry l ’nit. 2H.(HK)-voli pitTuro Uim power. L e* na al.-reti M rreo a|ie.ikrr. a|H‘.ikrr. Kinm ho.: Lhn r.-oal, (.mined M nhognnyorfiniinrd Itlnnd. Motlcl 2IT 58. ................ . V ............................................... SEMINOLE ....................... TV .95 M stst rous m i l e .u .a *a » M .. * . . . & RADIO • ■m o v i a RUST A STAIRS bsa MIRIAM - MM cow ton - mi _amp>w i S N M .S .a M i fcnutsi NonxTv •MUtMUU C L im 0 113 . IZ o fM M E N 'S S. M A I.N O N A W E. & n W EA R SAM OKU “ C o m p le te I A t KI SS .V>1 C e le r y YO l Ave. m S e r v ic e on all M ak e*" DON ; S A N I O KI) KEA G A N F A 3-4920 2 l* .S ’s ii- �r a > -r«:, ys m >Mt**% * Editorials Washington See-Saw 1 TOLD THE WITCH DOCTORC Fate Changes Foes To Allies, Vice Versa I t h u been mid many times that truth is stranger than fiction. Whether this he true, fate aeentn to hate a w ay of changing things around a bit. A good example of this could l>c found in the story of a Sanford Naval A ir Station squadron and its training oxercliea an in the While on the exercise, the vieco i i i « Mediterranean. v•■ — San-ford squadron helped train high-ranking West German m ili­ tary officials. A few years ago, many of the'o same German officers were fighting ngalnst America, Now. thc«c s a m e officers i u c our allies. In a atory written by L t . Cdr. Jack U ng fo rd . local pilot* told of the associations w ith such military lenders as Colonel Steinhoff, one of the most famed of all Lu ftw a ffe acts. (M r. Langford said the Sanford-based pilots learned to respect and admire thrsc West German leaders. T h is type experience isn't unique. Since the end of World W ar I I. the U. S. had b«**-rt a friend to the countries its fought, an enemy of one of its biggest wnr allies— Itusala. Millions of dollars have been spent in an effort to rc. build Germany. Japan and Italy, the three principal foes of World W ar I I. Millions more have been spent In an effort to Influence tb t people of these countries. We want their good­ will. During the war, the U. S. supplied Husain will* M in ts, credit and everything else to stall H itler's march. Since very shortly a fter the war, the U . S. has been on the o p p o site sid e of the fence. The moral of this story, it would Mem, is that one should bs good to everybody. Today's enemy well could be tomorrow's ally. I II I : t I Change In Command H eavy Attack Squadron Nine at the Sanford Naval A ir Station yesterday said goodbye to C d r. William K . Harlett and welcomed Cdr. Floyd H arris. H a rris comes to Sanford at the new squadron rnmmimdsr, Har.lctt will leave soon for the Patuxent Itlver Test Cen­ ter in M ar} land. Hsrdett made » fin* record ns the head of Squadron Nine. He was on trie first flight across the Atlantic in ihe 10-mitc-n-mlnutr, awept-wing IhhiiIm t , tin- Sky wa rrio r. Un­ der his leadership, Squadron Nine A ir Hnso is Is-tier defenliv e ly fo r having had the services of Cdr. Hailett. H is successor, Cdr. H arris, comes to Sanford with a dis­ tinguished reconi. During World W ar I I . Harris participated in campaigns in the Atlantic and Pacific, lie Has I teen en­ trusted with many ini|mrtnnt s ta ff assignments. H is had been a varied and colorful career. We hope that these officer* find their new assignments challenging. A School Enrollment To Continue Climb TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Flo- rids'a school enrollment ha* doubled In le u than nine yean and -there la no let-up In st«!»t." stale School Aupt Thomai Bailey aild today In sn article In Florida Realtor Msgsalne B allsy predicted irhool enroll­ ment* w ill Incirate in the neat few years s t the rats of SO.tKS) to 100,000 m w student* each year. Florida MOW rank* i?th In the sation In seho-J enrollment. But w h ste re r Ihe fit<anri»l hurden. he said, ths Male . inn -t Ilford not to h ire g-od achnnli. Heating ths nee-li of education 0A1LY C R O SSW O R D 0. Detests 1. Court* T. Cuckoo* B.BeoVuw fcRfclat* man tempi a* S. Church B. Bodden fear seat 10. riv a lry weapon I I . Half ecus U . Interjection IS. Marti (ote.) 14. lUver 11 Wager IT . Confltst fC n g .) 11. T ria s m ew tills U LV a g a tiM u IS. M any IT. Halsey BLUndsXX Destroys* rrloped eaooet newer t t . 1jc ia m s . t t . Maa’a ns* Unns* ditgus* tt. Oannettl S I A ttas of *>T* M. I ’rcncfc * ! » . Hah 39. Sals nSttSS S r S I. com '* father *" U-KtadsC J l . Enclosed ST. Man'a aa. vote* rin g s ST. Row­ ing trapla­ ment 30. I*ei .ilics I X Mat. tie s* OIL □Sana uuhucj f.t r ; i i u y u i i i i o -1, * *■i 1, l 3 -.1-1lj_l i1 -I'JESnu tv. h-t. M :l 1 U.7,3 Pi^u •*,.WVt I 'T JMl.t • IvTII.’JU u jt r j.i j a u a r ki'tinr.’-JSia iJ H iin Scan • rv«>: f.vw a;dtv f i 1i aiiqn t ><ni riita aoM iit* i.vnti k < >i:i-'-)'t>' .c *si. t •: 11 t i -;r< ____________ Judge Says People Losing Traditions By 'Indifference' a’s I ighter Side In Service | teniton of nffmdms. Should have lie I.KO N m ilN K T T rip !* m nl that (-till atsnu* f->r I ’ollrd P*r-« Inlet national HAD KHKCZN ACH . G ER M A N Y In I'arta, Term , where odd Suc.cty of Hnokloieti. j I A IIT N C j—Arm y tat I J . William Contrary to the title m»mbert of It Hitnaon J r , 21. whoae father thing* aeem Is happen with aome legulanty. two Iltiodr latand red* this group n«ie no gres* irgani live* at 11.12 Park A i r , Sanford, are now laying gu ru egg a. for literature In fact, they or" Fla . recently paitlripalrd with thr dth Infantry Dlvlaion in comThe coriir contcioUi > .ung h r - » i cunvldcrli g repe*! uf * moirty tut efficiency Army lialning tra il belong to the flocks of Mra. I/tw- regulation irquliing that each in Germany. ell Wofford and 'Ita F . W Necae mem’ier have read or Itat-neJ to Lieutenant Biin-on. a tupply Their produ-'. la report rd to hr a! '-ait tun hooka during hit life j platoon leader in thr divialon'a line of vivid hur. Rth quartermaater Company in Thia of lour-c hat tuurheil off The A 'h r iilf r chapter ju»t fin- Rail K ifu tn a th , rn tn rd Ihe Arm y iahrd II* fi»e • day convention, conjecture in Paila. whi h began uilh a rocklstl m Frh iu a ry H it and at rived in One theoiy; That the h m * ate party, ended with a rockiait party Europe in Ju ly 1M* trying to get the jump no E s a trr Tha lieutenant ta a la u gtaand ronthted prlnurlly of cork, nr SI. P a tric k '! flay market*. doatr of Semmnls IL tn School tall partif* and converiathm Hoapital adm ini'ti at»r William and atterded the Cnlieratly of I'aliutinan Gnu Wallers m l I lurida. Motil ram r tip with a artioiu guea* that the hen* are anlfrr 1- h-il lie »lnp| rd n rpr-rdlng itlo* torn! In llvttirabuig. Mia*., the In* from live r trouble. Mra, Wofford, howrver, l-ai-ta man explained that h«- \*st ruthin j hi* 111 wife lo the hotpital. that her hrn It In love Walter* rica rle il the car to th? h-1* pit a I .iml waited outride while Now, Ihete'a an Still trt \*hr- the man look hi* wile in aide J A C K SO N V ILLE I C P I I - Th# v ltlr. N. C . and .another t-n- in Finally the man r-nur out, and •tale It ard nf Health laid today Atlanta, and .. cnnfe»*ed that nine polio ca»e* repoMed latl Oh, ta rry , madamr, had no in Hr had fakrd thr emergency week were unitaually high for thia lo dodge the ticket, he told W ai­ lime of vrar R it It *aid thr rate ter*, going in far a* to having hit wa« not high enough to he alarm wile ..d nutted far a riir.kup. ' And ing. that will cost five I line* at mueh Mom <># amt I’otk countiat led a* a tprrdmg ticket.” lie added the ita tr with three each. On* Walter* aald lie a n so amnted r * * r rarh waa reported in C lay, T A L U H A A S F .K ( U P li ~ W rit ern Union h*« filed suit l'< top ho left without la.plnf a ticket or l.ake and Putnam rountie*. Comptroller Ray (Irrrn from i-il getting the nun a pa.nr. The !atr»t rount brought In I I I leellng FiS.imn In hark I xm > f->r the number of polio raaa* r# the yssre of lh ||i through I 'I',a Nnt many bird* fW aoulh foe corded in the atate an far thia T>ta eonipsny elaim* Green ta thr winter In the tame fa>hten aa year, compared t« 111 foe the trying to rollect tavra on Ihe llca u irg a id . a mocking hlrd »ime period in HIT. groat receipt! of metaagev ' nt .'Da. J . F Shuford, who took from one point in Florida to an fteiuregar-l tn out of the tain a f­ other point In Florida ter lie had fallen from Ihe nral D o i n g T h e i r D u t y It tald the m rttig ra are touted tail aumraer haa tent him to BOSTON —aD P I I—Aftsr tswtng through a twitching center In Flo rid a- b y planr, She wa« afraid nway an allegedly parked auto Atlanta, plaring them in tnter- he wouldn’ t !*vl out the winter mobile In downtown Roaton. Daf atate commerce lutiject to lavra around her home In Richmond. fie o ffir m d liro v rrrd that it waa under in trrria te ro in tiiriir an unmarked police fa r. Va X- i r i L A S T SHOWING OPKN 12:15 PRANCOlte tAOAS'B a O e r t a ln iS m ile IfcttliHLM C ^ B M A ftC O O f *cvu>3Brazzi «« laasrsry F ontaine-Oillman csariTivt C are re * *-r Mathis Feature: 1:00 • 3:00 • 3:»5 7:11 • 0:21 F IU D A Y A S .V H IU )A \ Nine Polio Coses ‘Above Average1 F'enture; l : 2 i • 1:37 7 :i0 Tax Suit Is Filed By Western Union F'eahire: 3:05 . 0:17 9:20 STA RTS SUN DAY ' •£> < - IV FOR LUGGAGE... that’s smartly on the go! AMERICAN TOURISTER T~ J Due T h e im Th e M ig h t y C la n n ifie d .M id jr c t S e c t io n >‘v y i /> v V T r* fr ) AI .SO Bag ISlTakw TaretrSeg1* SS U . Pork si's nose one’s own 3T. A iJiet S t. Common XL Mai abbrertswindward Uoo MX Ths ark Jl.m vtr (T r.) ILSpetnglLn* builder y //m nr t« t r _ ?v: a rr TRI-TAPER' by " * P _ SMAR1ER T tic _ Tt w U" IIGHUR 41 % STRO N G ER hUnd TlturtMlny, Ocloimr 23, 1038 4 W A IT S * S llll.n w . S e lle r aa* Pakltakav ia ta s a W. SMITH. AM. M aaailas M in i ■T IL T S J . C V i l l i XU. AS i r u t- la s Maass*# p l H I l M Halle «<#**! SalwrSar, SawSar y n n in a s ik ik la w . l»r .mi if ui | • M in i,wired d e ig n * m ake* k live aid e In g g a -r tv rm News O f Men when he «pc*ki, hla I* fit# tnlr# ef the Chairman e f Ihe Demo­ cratic Senatorial Campaign Com­ mittee Smathei* want **y whjrh in •eal* the Dem iKiaD w ill win, h.it he does back up hla piedi^ ^ n with apeciftc reaaona. He fp . a that in ipite nf nhat the Itepub. lirana >ay, there I* a terioua te* teaiiun in certain tr .tin n i of fha country T h r airaa that a ir aufferlng. he aaya. are thnar depend­ ing on mining, textile* or cer* tain type* of heavy induatry. He explain* that the vote,* ■ictoaa the nation lealtie that ,1,* H rnincrati gave the only ctmtirufa live anti rrcr"l'> n leaderahipj^n the Congrr** during the pa*t *•■*• aion He aaya it waa the Demo­ cratic leadefah p tha’ t-. ngDict-.-il our defenaei, p a -K ,: ’ he highway rainaliurttun frill, ailnralated houa. Ing. and h*lpe.| -inall huafnea* • He point* to hit own effo-ta In plating the »»|*ral Of 'he 3". freight ta* and letting up lit"),. (ViO lur loan* to the rcitm ad* at etam plr* of help given to hu<|. ne»at. J The Senator ha* tmveled Inin moat of the area* where the Deny, oeiat* evpe.t to win and t a il one atrung ra-at-m for pie<liriin, victory neat month i« the higl caliber of men the Detnocral* have pul up. B u y! — S e ll! — Sw ap ! W H AT^l YOU HAVENT HEARD OF 0 N I0 N H E A D ? r MX Palatably 4S. Divisions* alo n e poem p 15. Crows 71“ wUila 44. Coenrased (a rt hale) % % IS . IClad w Vt (salloq.) wm r LTM I ihonld he ■ ftryt priority fro)rct became “ the future *>fFlorida and the future nf education ate entwined.” hr Mid. He noted a reiearth firm In Miami lists good tch-ola at one nf the mnti Important n»*et* to a ■•immunity treking new induatrlra end rraidenta. B a ile y aatd that apecial tax Inducements no lo rg rr a r r is st effective hail for Industry. Indus­ try today I ' Inlrrralrd tn whether the community la tutind, Gable, educationally and m orally sound and projtr«»*lve. far him and getting ihe full bene­ fit of any left over reflection* from it .ioundt like an eaclltng day. V IS IT USA IN Ref* F'retidenl Eltenhower hat ju it proclaimed that th* year lW»o w ill t,a offi­ cially known at ' Visit th* United State! of America Y e a r," The Idea la In atimulate world tra­ vel, and he la o fficially inviting folka from all nation* In apend their varationa her# He n tak­ ing all atate and local chamber* of commerce to yun in ataging apecial a itra illo n . for out of country viaitor*. Behind thia idea waa Senator Spea<ard Holland In January Holland .r. -oduerd a bill lik in g thr. IK o be dailgnaieu *•Vialt the * SA Y e a r.” No artion waa taken n* the S» *tr The mat­ ter later came o the peraonal attention of the I ’reiidenl- he lik­ ed the idea—ard la tl week he iltued a pioclamatton telling the L E E S B U R G it T i l — Florida plan up at Holland wuhrd B U SY MAN — If you want to Supreme Court Juatire Campbell talk to ritngir*«Tii*ii S id llrrlnng. ThornaR aaid iftte rd ay th# line- don't call hi* offue* tW'athingriean paopla hai* heeomt indlf- I ton. Leeibuig. Orlando 1. Hr farrnt and ehtner to !o*e th e ir' won't he there You'll find him democratic traditions through a tom e* hr re on the ruada and •tree!* of the It rountlea that ren lralired goiernment make up Florida'* Fifth Dialnct Thocnal »p.«k* at a te*tim»nia! Hr is atiging • real ’ •leg-work’’ dinner honotli r Judge Trum an campaign (hi* year—doeant In G F uleh, aaninr jwr*at of the lend to he ra ,ght napping like I ifth Judina! Circull The -fen he waa two year* ago Friend* dency lo ren iraliie p.iwer and tay the* have nevei aeen him authnrtly in W 'a.hintlor " h- work haider If he hat a piohtrm In Iht* rare thia I* tt: the etaa'd. la a threat In demoe.-ecy. pert* ray Florid* w ill have a Thi» rentraliiation. he .hatge-l. light to'e thia Fa ll So many of it a "trend to remove aa far at Syd'a friend* feel to aure that potaihir from the popular will he will win that they might not both the atate and national level " bother to vole, S id would like He aaid it waa a ‘ thie - tn OUl a heavy vote He Would like to traditional democratic proceaaea ” "at,unp* hi* oponent thia time in Thornall laid "your govcinment order to diacourage future aipirw ill he no aourvder nor more dec­ ant* for hi* Job. ent than the aoundneta and decflM A T H ER S P R E D U T S - H»w ency of the men and the women will the election* came out in No­ whom you iflect in aeite you ” vember? Senator Smathera aaya Hut he and ’'the indifference of that Ihe liemoerata wlM pick up our people, a lack of pet*onal in* 10 new teal* In ihe S e n ile. And tereat In aurvita! at a fre* nation - a lark nf wilhngnrai to aarriftce peraonal comfort and romrn- H e L i k e n S c h o o l irnce and indeed, life Itaelf nerd H A R TFO R D . V I. —a U P Il ~ he, in order to preaervr lh r»f ro llre found to rea r old Chule* bltiainga of freedom conitllule In teonaid Dying lo gel hack Into my opinion, the greateat rhat- hu o ld .g ia m m a r achool aevetal lenge tn thr turvival nf rirmn-ra- hour* after hi* parent* had re­ lie inatilutiona." ported him m ining. F A U IIt'S Tt» V IS IT C R ESTV IE W — rise of A m erica* mml r n n tr n ts n itl men. Governor Ori l l Faubu* of A r k im a i. th# hu­ man *'contrt*alior' piece,” will he i h» chief attraction in Creitview , Saturday November *th. Event wilt he tho annual Old Folk* Birhday luh nf the A ir . Master nf Ceremonie# will he Cnngt***man Boh Siker. Mth.nignt theie wilt he other State and National notahlaa^on hand, it wilt be Faubut ui the spotlight, with a>tute Rnh Tike* handlini Ihe Spotlight Cliflaiwa*. ROOMIER o Ii I. i i m j Ii Ic S*r w n k h si its «a llm liglite.r In • ige tiin'ye r v r r lifriitcr Ilian ttiln-r lug . ice. rat tied. , Aetnall* 1 pnand* H V i )n H ie I liie rg lait r e ln fn r.c il nne-|iiere molded r >n.trn c iio n *. Oimea fo r oiiiire the tlK in g rtl lng;.igr. I ’rn n a n ite * r n t r n n j i re r ill •i r .ililie * and m i i ( | . — wipe cl, an with ilan q i c h illi. I ai L* at|* lo J »*, llii.ie * lo llir* ih-in aiiiiq i.iiah1e a ils l<lg|S(e. I I • atiTlN In Rtn a k< twrt n ie i * 10k Vin K v u »j« te- • tmai ;no»i IMu* T at SaiwrSar Maalh tt.** *1a» t . a , • lia r I a -J* a a m where lo d av . Call — FA2-2611 C e t te G u a r d N e w ! LA U O h w i t h 0 >« “ O N I O N H E A D ' V $OON! K rlab av .ST. a lls * O ________ . . IS . . .IS *r. ika . r a a l o tllr a |k a A rt u i t r a t r a w ..* Maarb' L IS IS sC Z h*. I s s a l l *• a jw’a a a k a e *J l * i i i i l i a S r t a a a w h ir l •• #b h h #S r a rla a • a f S * Baa IS * a a s h k llra tla a a l a l l Ik a la ra l arw* srlataS la tkla ■n s iu n m iis W*nt money? Sell that oid tar, piano, ukutele. nr whslhave-ynu, at a b ir profit, throiiFh ths ClaiMfied Ada! Wont to buy a home or. a bahv b u ffy ? There a rt a thouttand and ona item* offered for sale at treat sav­ in s * ! ThU is w h y we cal! ihe (*l*a*ifird Section the “ Mighty Midget"! It is offered to you at such a low m at. and tha raanlta a rt pnwarful! A m iring ! T ry it! “We Invite ( liartre Account*” CLASSIFIED A D S G E T MOHK OUT OF' l i f ' f; g o o u t t o A MOVIE. Jt £ tfc �V • T ’- , . \ \ T h u r*. Oct. 23. 1938— Pu s* 5 fftff F«nfpr& VrraUl Bill Majors, Joe Majors Seminoles To Tackle W inter Park Friday To Be Grid Foes In Tilt By Je rry Cuvluctoa ting am) continue* tn be i th re a t'*lnch that Mr. Jane w ill atay The fast coming Sarfoid Semi- on the option play if he get* the mwray Horn th!i particualr spot r.ole* travel to Winter Hark to. opportunity. Hr has done a fire an the line morrow r.itfht * * K ir (’ ,>• will job with hi* kicking anil signal* r>;ike Sihirard rained hit *a!t take on the undefeated W ildcat! .ailing ar.d •houltl he re»d* to week with the fine defensive in their Second OIIC canter. of matchthe flaihv Moser play for linebacker. He ha* had a he Mftton. pia>. hig hand in the fin* defensive rf iT h e Semlnde* are teooundlng The power runner* were ableto f 0, i i (j,P | | r w ill a:>o from a *hakv * t* il thi* ie»*cn pick up thoie short gain* that p , haring the renter duties with Thr> upiet a powerful 1 ■t M y m they h a ir been fa ltln | short on Tommy Butner. wh..has ^em lim tea • la»t neck vi the' are rf'.ly all veaw*i Harold Stone and 1 In ur j artioti hut l» a fir*: rate cer L> ga. >el fli*ner really n ashed through ter t S,ns',hV h .', sb^ * * " arri l* ' Wrnnn ' w *h K irk w m ihTr t K ftlO tl a rriii’i that,r n»il cif I* frnuten Boone of Orlando. 19 0. thr to ih ik f I oie for •cxrra ! ImporthcpK f . ' f e i " • :"1p>;■ la inr! that they fhould be They j have regained confidenec and should he in K»p spirit* when they gn ®galn*t fT-c tla*h) Wildcat* La*t year il « a i a 6 6 tautest and the nntv lie on thr great Seminole record Although the xiu in o le* only picked up of.p TH last week, thr off* nr* filia lly took *hape ami ____ now- know that ____ they car. _ they mo* r the hall. The *eennd of fen»N-r unit t ln i* Into Ihe rente.t and hrought the -ntlre elul. ti Ijfr • < McKlhhln. Rac I -in •! i.u»t and John I.ocetace took th* of S - .lm hJe*rry Jor.r* , . and Allan . ‘ k is*. l r t . n *fh* ... 'A ■'z' I I U C I I D K K D N 'S K — T h e S e m in o le J u n i o r V a r s it y bit*. up n tu u ch ile f iu is e nirn: i;‘ i Ku.stia h e re T it r s d a v n ip h t. T h i s a c tio n s h o w * w hat K u « t i* r n n n e r s wor*- u p n -t w hen th e y m tcm pU H l to r n u - k tin* lin e n(g ainst the lla b y S e m in o le * . T h i l i v a l s - riu t w on. 2**-7. to r e n t.lit unite ren ted ih i* wenxiin. I P h o to In J e r r y f n y i i v n m Clemson, South Carolina Meet Today tn lu-ilor -la* |ta>ed on Thurndav of H* TOM P l t l l T | talented quarterhark r o l l ' l l H IV s r It r n - T h e Har*e* White ard t.iptuum*>e ’ 'Jte t arr w rrk in Colum bia, Will ah ..'> tfn l after the I ' i .V.i cune Vila r.tic Coail lonfetenre cc:» a i l.ownilr* Shingle, a tt tal»n*eil ol i Saturday home ami With earl* .t a il an the week# !*• fool ' "» *!'••'k r‘‘ ,n ;" nl" ’ ii* la* z .tv , Jo n ri *et up hi* own I I* with a rthtn , r (COird< hf hi* best defensive game . . . , !a»t week at the ;«neh«-W »pol and hr will g ist J.uin Jr.:>" and C» plenty tn wnrry about Hon T arte r, the lm* •* , colder *iv, really ha* th*- t-n**f|. drnce now and i* anxioul to fol* low. up after tne game-winning field goal, At other h i; lad. Neely R u .s.t.s* een gieat in drill* thi* week and ihould le * || ert fur the fa*t Wildcat ha.kHe. lik r Carter. ha* rome to the front *ince !a*l week and i* all *ct to rice hi* team a i« x ! Kelly l.xk. tdaw-i e g n et enmr took thr entile innntlary 0V<>f ihe big *rnior'» fu*t *.o .c of hi* van ity career. Jon** and Swaim h » ir a lot of hacking tn the per-on of Wa'. ter Middle! >n. who playrrl the en ,ir r d ’ nte*t on defrrur and ga*r ’ r r > little riv*m arourd hi* end Hr i* »'»o a fine pa*, recei.er on "ffente The Winter P.xik ctuh i* a t*pl cal Wild it I f am th « »*.*• n fhev an- flaih t and h.cce » ta*i b ill Jitiu ri u h rn C lo tU .'n and , ,*t* South t .ro ltn a r |a*li T tu ild a y in «r n ior Rudy l!»>r*. 190 the .'.Sth " H i/ 1hii[*iU> ' . cn.let pom I junior Doug C lue and J"*1 la that P f* c ie a lr r than u t u a l! pound *enii>r Ml. e Pukra H cn ifican re for m . Cl em ' W l.i'e Clent*. n ha* mixed the •on p a in t ,; of White writ Slungler The T lg c r i. ranked It ih itl the w ,,h the running g * r r . Smith !» tr.i l "tied T rc * . Jnterral.nral coaches’ ra lm g . nipped four ta rt- to - Io«t Big Ih-.iMdav Along Louisiana Bayous t hearing the »tiun l of * *,inttop again. -rui. .: lot* time the pyrotechnic* are , , l" w -<fe-i hv a 2ft0-,mund |Junior 1alfhack from Louiitana Stale—home-grown Hilly Cannon Restricted Draft, i Bonus Payments 1tow Under 5tudy llalft-srka I'ric k Wed ne*da,v Tlie >mmitlee » trrnti.m r'-.lulioP* will he pa*ted on officially In th- tlub* owner* during the winter meet ( ing* at Washington. P < in *l r cent Iyer. wit*, N EED ii'C itihe n .Heading Ihe Vi;1hra*t *n * Conference North Carolina S l* t r i* at Puke and Wake t'mr»< H *» Jr* lih u - n and Virginia i< X — m& *•- C - T h r S. ,t;.ern Confriem .- be* a h rida* Ale* ENERGY C H O W IN G C M IL D R L N at North ■a- .lira , wh.'e M ania it . . . . . . .S ■'•**'11 g » n r. W iltinm -d Hawkln* CURTAILED tton* tn 'V attem i*'* Ctem-nn I w.oied Roth team* ha*r itihug drfen *lve line* hut t1em»on talc* the favu ritr't role on strength of .* mute te i'w tile , to >e exp"*iv» of fcn»e and barkficM depth. S«iuth Carolina l«ach Wartei* Giese. in hi* third year with the (latnrcork*, ha* vet to *ee hi* team s ore on t .rmson The Tl grr* won 1.1 • ft **t i r t r and J 0 in iPod The* h » .r Won the •a*l three Rig Thur*dayl and hold a 1 ALM OST A WAV — A fW t l-'.iMii* Inn k O 'liiitn l*v J e r r y < •>* iligtn i ) In th e BUYING SLOWS P R O D U C TIO N ; N O R M A L B U YIN G K EEPS IT H U M M IN G A LO N G ! » e rie « Hurricanes Report Curci As Doubtful s'o r a i , c. vn i.f s u r n i v *tuM>nrn lip in fe -' 1 *1* t ol*e mav keep M-ami's star quarterback E ra n I 'lit el out of I M**1* * h t " Ihe H u rrira n rs tiv a .le Hn.inn Callegt this week rnd Cna h And* tlu ria fb .n I'n m in t ced Weilnesda* that Ihe infection was «llll ho'ltciing Ihe talented with a *ix • game losing *treak 1 tum*ir hall handler and lie ina* \t the end **f the day we had l>e t.navailshle Satunlay. diopped a douMeheadfr. exterded If t -el does not pla*. * t.lov our fojing «treak to eight came, mot# t.rorg# MacIntyre will xtart and fallen into thecellar *1 q la rtrrh ae k hacked hv Hunt.ie Play .•.no Hall Yarbiough am) Tliriun Vlit.hr I |, pile »»f thu! i|a r t . \l r \ *'7 •it p ra rti« r If At Of! t jp t* i I'i rAJr* pta>f*l n u r V*n At M u m l rnmp!< l* il IU lu ll 2i.-3 * 'x ifr the la*t i *i ho hip pi CpAf Alton* for 1ft# 'IP non I of thr u j* o n m i (j hn M tu»»!r 'nienroniijr^l lllr m u p \ N y, record a* '‘Interim matte .rr t -»mS’ * tn**le The train le av rs p risu a .lrd llio w n t-, extend Jt « *>* •jx-cla 1 plane for Huston E rld a t .i- itra c t one vear and ha* a brief aftrrnnon workout Th i* vear tl P irn tr* got ff s . *rh»il iled these upon a rrival ■ steady *tart hut » r . f not t ik i n — ------ M u rtau g h N am ed M a n a g e r Off Y e a r ,* . unhratrn \li»*i**ip|.i. No. * national!*. for the NEC title the fullnuir.g Satur­ day, NEW V h RK H in t — Ho tiny Cannon. a» a sophnruore wat Muriaugh wh» i# ia ll» hi* fn *t fronth In the S E C tn ru«hii.g U*t '*»> *» manager of the I'ill-burgh fall with fik l yard* and a Sfi-yard Pit ate* a* “ my taddr.l da* i The unrestricted d raft ui*-w average A* a junior h# t* v e il which prohahly w ill he strongly „hrad of that m ark wi*ti !rti opposed hy such powerful teams , n,| g g average f.*r a h .If a* thr Nr** York Y j- k r c * and *ran>n'* work. O l , Iw a jk e e l l u v r i lUld e i The I.S U H o n d a battle .hap-* Tthle cluht to diaft art* minor up th if w a y: Cannon and an allleague player tcgartllc** of his Junl.if-Soph-'mure sup|*urtinp c.x*t experience in 1919 The malar* have l*een averaging four touch ran draft ary player* who have downs per game and are solid four year* of miror Ira iu e ex­ favorite*. Hoi H o n d a ha* the na perience tat S2V W 1 ra rh i ur-ler tinn'* *e<ond-he«t n is h irg defente the present rule. only T h . remainder of the ACT * a ltlin t II Satn id ay to p la c , with two ■•atoe g * i r * crhedulrd a- I ten TH E tin * w ill he Ihe next • to • las! Hie r iiu r v la y l i e S.’ • yeai old A near ra p a rity rro w d of fi.V'aat ntent* to unlucil p .■ er». i* under *tndv tods* hv m ajor league e v |rf* lid in Raton I ’ouge v-ai *r h a irh a ll o ffic ia l* ’U >' " '« f,t when h S U . no*, r .terl , a a . N • * in I nr I ill III|: W i tIJ !m* hut! l.a ttir try, ; home t i.a .r c . . S U P P L IE S and Mary at Heurge Waxhlnglon rin un* Ui" " " *'** S*'« *J*> ■« r .l Virginia p la *. V ir hnunder* f i* r thr i,a m e ,o .k . a y.nia Tech at Hichmond V *1 I B'wtti luor.irg gautr '.it ” "hf " '• «' J ' , *" ‘ Hichmond at Vil ' ,l'' !*1,u,fl 1 ' 1 |u ,‘ r r '’ 1 1na' " * ,L<’ ln * "*ght game, The * * !* /” **' * ' 'S , ’ ,|n* r i 1 1 trn* n___ ■'• While t!*r V i l * total offer. *e champion a* a xop nimre. i* al*o a great ninoer. r-tmg up • aid* for a S i j.erage »o far thi* *e.*» t* to i*> >i:h 2t contplr put avxuy almut every depart men!, I* en- \ un Oil* t*ntl nut Tttp*il«y night iigainxt the Si,tnini*lp Juninr C t lr i'lo a king * i.r t l »t.*re of th r V arsity. A xtmcstring t.icklo hy lloltby 11*txx**n lintught N EW Y O R K f l ' P l t - V new tin* r n lit hint t<r pjtrtlt. Mttvinji up for On* g*-*-i•*t m Unltlty Itiirlmnr restrirlrd draft rule, which aim Showdii** n Stage «701. f,,lt,mr*l by n tn>-*t nf Scininnlo tlofi'tnU’rwould curtail large bomi* r*a* • hiiwdowyi 'r a m , a j ■ ; u • 1 e*1ee tie gun I* l»!** IA U , whieh ha*n't won a South ta>t* rn (*o n frren re title rin cr Jft"t; .xml hxvn't lieen higher than third 'in re IP tii, ha* hlnttum rd •n'..* a drt:m te enntender thi- fa ll Cannon, Who lead* the c-infet<-nce In rushing a rd hi* team In Jtt»t The pro,vo*.,I va* made .> a ,,f „ „ * e m.nded h > .u la l.S t nine-man committee headed by i # f l | |u l(s lh lU a l h| , i lexelai.d * I- a r k f.ane a mi pie- ahJfh , KmlW . P. , hl |1Jfc ,:i- a ha* her- al'-n*t itrirtl* »>'• ............. a* halfback v a iie ty . Cannon Will Roar Again f * ter i ppunenu he a c rmhlntd m ar pa**r * lr f®i*t * ■' 1 Mo*t i*f (in o' only t l p .o i* to r u in the ,h r m **rl> the »hoit h»tf'.ack to feting * of <>rl! Dandrulg** and la*t week r,gc:n»t the t lrrc n Wave backfield. hut are m>! u-tieatahlr tile top y (' C contender for na *"•* « K '*« M pu ked up p le rt' of *ard a g r for ard ml! he running thr light Tne* at.o ha*e a h.C forward South Carolina on thr other the local* Lundquld and I/u c la re guaiil *|Hd lie u-.* made a fine wall r.it if thlny. go in facor ■ ! have hern *er> imprc*«i*e thi* runulhc mate f i r Havld Stanley. Sanfi d the loexl n 'frr*p cojid Har'd ha* hern an " r* r» y **lher Wrek In drill* ard w ill *ee pierty who u i.l *e at 111* Irft gua.d *p-d break them up wrek * parform ri, p la in ; well In of action Ivjndqul*’ will he run Stanley continue* to lie the anfhe entl-e Winter t’ark .l.dr I* ,n * * " ul[t " ‘ e1, Ihi-c and a II : l iirto ry o*er tlrorgia, but ning w-lth the fir*t unitin o’ der rhor man**t the -ouad Hepiob-n trrrd arou'd t-alT-acV J"hn to give itadditional •rrru altly ca.'.e* more --igtittriaie*for y ,,,o He .* a harrl r^.i . t,<., h'-ma 4"* a to t<*p iatur*l Army Handridg* ha* seen ven- .harp eppml.ig qua n et hacks than art snt| w ill -prsalambly do -no*t of thr a ini fill to \<>iih t »r**lin» J*ith hi* play —making and p j**-'m ati ir. the "-iferer.ee It'S a hall rcarrying. a rm i Hr 1* .. tther leadlrg > a .lirTalented llaik* •roier in rtiar.ge County a**d hat Clem**m ram r from behind In cr.-!**d the *tripe 10 time* for SO three of Us four win* to nip V t f j point* He it a good ho* but he clfua gtt - IS . North iV r .illt a Jrt i ha*n’ * me! * drf*n*e that equa’ * 21: Maryland % • f>- aid Cinder1that of Ihe Seminole*. (hilt 12 • 7. The Tiger* have two A TLA N TA if— It'* hern neatly century *incr Admiral i-'arragttt ent hi* . . Union , , , gunboat* , .»tearn.. frig up the Mi»«tastppl pa*t New ttriea n . and Haton Rouge. 1ml the folk* of the l.ouHiana h avu t are l ulled Her*. liiternaticinal I - i'-rVend lira * * Midweek Work Twu biutiier* of a young man who atica.ly h j < fiim lm l a fine li 'h r r souths -stern C n frre r-* erdiee at* forthall career probab­ teem *, all srheduled for a-tion ly w ill fare each nthrr a o n the *hl« week h - ll ,t tenuous millscrimmage line at Knoxville S it week d u ll* , urday. The Kenluckv VVildcat* .ttexted lin e i* I I . II M.i » r*. •to rn g t* I offen*c in their lir .t rough work bark f**r the Tr*in **f*r Yt tlun- of li e week a-d finished uo with ei • The other It Joe \tn ♦r»r*. tt-»l line drfeti.e preparing tn •f ij«. 1 unit q. -aiterback fin t v niret lleai gia. The llreen e* of Tulane, who •*em!n''v* * 1 en H i'3It. f.f it'r •rim Ihe r h' oth f eu I t!iein»el*e* in »•> up*rt win Vta i.i . » t.o - Ul Cf l i over \ » w |#*t week, held grn-var. nig f*o i pi n r. * r-.:.i ' o . tnl ilrllx mid ludlrrl tactic* of i. e» r,* Sack I'la rril .him * nmig ■he | - i ,i .!»• ‘ iwrk*. their op. ’ he alt-time Vo| ;reat» pnnentr th:* werk H-Im n»t the ae ria l : * -n* B ill and -vnt't’ ' »tJurd « full , ■* -n at • .irril »ci m-nage Tiirxdav and uutkini o *erliire e oa-» *lrf \ amli ■'u't. - o r.- e !h purling and in nrepa.atlon for thr 1 offc *e I baseball '' is thr United fre *« In tern al r.nal’a 1 9 ** Naliuna Tw»g .e Manager ,-f the Y e a r V 24 man t 'P I e o m m iltir . mn tmsed nt three h a *e 'u ll w iilr r * pom earh d ly In the r ig u r . made the I I )» a t old native nf < heater. Pa . an overwhelm ing selection hy giving him 1* * " tr* l r<d Haney- nf the Milwaukee llra v e * and Hill Rigney nf thr and no opponent ha* vetoed tnoia ban Erancisco G ian tl received seriously .u til early Auguvt wt.r . t Lan e, speaking fot the gmup than twie# during lt» 2-1 I *ea*do tlirre es.h ihe Giant* faded and 'eftt*ir i |* l« l\ 'C * r ( llllO C l l |) • aid •’leasonahle Itm ltatluos" on . M ississippi '3-n warm * up for The one • time u tility in ftrld ei the llra v e * ' only •m o u s e**i H E T ltO IT r l ' P l b t'-e H rir-.lt the payment of huge bonuse* t o ' that Nov. I title bout by taktne nit with both (h r Philadelphia Phillendei The P ir a t i* never c old Red W'ittJ* have ca llrd uo de untried players should be put into \rkan *a«. a lo n g tim e n e m r.;. | , r , arid Pirate* wras hon-.--1 for :r t » (t h |„ ,e a l range nf rhi frn tem a n J a V H e n d r ik , n for a t There ha* been *tr*.tig - p Saturday at lit t le Ro ck. A rla n - hi* par: ,n thr *r e c :.i ular riM •*( B r a ir * h..t they a I m o ll matched three . game .'a * . Hr dttck*» position, even from tne richer *a» ha* won thtee of the la»t f ..n thr 1919 H uccarcer* from a t e . tlril p, fp 0 ^r r thP l41t , rril(| | | f r , hp, of , hp V n r - ir a i elub*. to the poUcy ol har.din* m ertm r* - ilh M i.sia slp p i. twice f „ r ta*t place in 1917 to second the llra v e . won XI nf Ho, key t c j . i . will >. - e , . out hug- bnn.i*r« vear after year, spoiling oth erw ue *potWa* t e , J P| , r . It the P „ a 'r * i - . ' *h rlr | , . ( .1? , i m r , » hllr )tlP „ , , A fo ( , AI „. Sam Sm ith, president of the sons, h .t the w ln lets I 9 U lia r r f„,t*h .i n .r HMI and then l - l in | . , . „ Pt - „ n j j of 1hPlr | , „ w ,,r ir f w llh | * c i,,.„ U«n t fig u rr \n rrp ta l a nan • u a r * r a r » m ff 191* — —- — aila : b jn ia • ff*!oridi I.ru g u r, la id the proposed homt' curtailm ent Maroon* E a in re d Gain 21 l l i m n wrould leave the major l-agties Hlher Inlrn conference game* Actually, the Pirate* sh *e! ■ t ie r to firm .cl Id d itl • a! tnvney find Mississippi St.*,r 3 1 faxpsr*! cam of 22 game* over then r»*.7 to thr hard pte**ed minor* to treat A la ha :r. a 1-2-1 a'. Stack performance when then lturnside Hou^ht ff D E T R O IT 1 1 PM — Southpaw Pete Hurnarde. tmlay w r* pur eha*ed from the Phoenix Gian!* nf the P a c ific Coast l.eague hy the H -tro it Tigers, ltu rn ru lp iritrd an 11-7 recOid and 191 earned tun avecare fur tlve P C I, eham piont. Huport A waited HR INC ETON. N. J H Pl> — |J( i, 1 r. Coin an « * aii#*l a medical report toda* whether halfback Han Sirhi will he lost to Princeton (nr Satuixlaya gam again* Cornell. Sachs suffered a severe hark injury against Pennlylsania Oct. tl. 1 COO LER IN SI MMER IVVRMER IN W INTER SAVE F U E L vllle Mill ; and llsu rg is I 1 plac­ ing lout to injury riddle*! Ken lucky 2 3. The non-league headliner, will he at Auburn, A la , where qatlonally lhird-rate<l Auburn enter tain* Maryland. Auburn had a 17game winning streak broken last werk by a 7-7 ti* w llh G#orgi* Tech. Tennessee w ill be f t home against Elo rida S tate. Vanderbilt the elub. specified that D a-rr. w ill be host to V irg in ia . Genrgta “ 3 * only ‘ an Interim m a n * ;rt T efh w ill mee! So.ihern virlh-wtiri The ne*t da) I* the nr.e M * at H ailar, and Tutene fie *h from taugh recall* a* ’ my aaddeit In a 14 6 up*et over N a v y , wdl! play haieball." K a rsa * at L a - re n e r, Kan Inde- ' The n e x t day." he re all* *'*» tterdere. Miami w ill be at Burton p l lv e d Ihe C u b * . W e t t a r l f d th r College double • header In se v e n th p la ce SAVI HALF! . . . AND CAN'T WAIT FOR PAYDAY TO ROLL AROUND? S e t us o b o x' n b slw serv paydny-foon. Yoo'B like ou» wcry q( doing business. Poym eoi* may b« tfueod ever a long o ' short period. CONSISTENT N E W S P A P E R L e o n , up iM i^ X tH M C O R P O R A T I O N —----------------------------- u > m ii ■ ■ ■ - — -------- - •• 111 Weil Erst Street “ Golden Formula" *T%« fra«L| M'* tlN« 1 0 'S /* M ilt Ms** li At •*»»♦< *• mii M i w t i a fit*#*# u»4 AMiitati tt MARY CA RTER PAIN TS 711 W. Robiasan Phone GArden H W 201 *v. F IR S T tiltiR H * ik iH t r i, ktdtl •*# «M »tk»i 'MkrlilM • k t ' l * A i* fmlfti' i«i t•• f it ik fT fl* **rt*#* mf ••tfvtiv* | yin ••• ta«f#i#f CtiN M fHwtii l i H «l I . ! Offs, Hour) Deil, f 1 It-dar 9 • Pent ke'e'tsf ------------------- 0«L*N»0 421 North O ’ooge Sheet* ......... .. 401 West Cenliol Atenue .......... . . T# GA'de"4 >06 !• GA'den 3 64>1 124] Eait Colonial Du>e Te G A 'd * "S 2 6 4 2 •foM-eily a ' r-bo! f.nonc# Cerporoho* CAN FRKI! S T. F A 2-1G19 _______________ A D V ER TIS IN G KEEPS ffet 7 | Offrs Mauri Cad; 7 I. n*'«»:4oj I kturdoj f -12 *. I^ S H O R T O F CASH? G A C. F IN A N C E "YO U'LL WONDE* W H I.E T H I YELLOW WENT" l< ?M f FIBKRGLAS INSULATION 'Holler for Haller” ICliff 0. Haller, Inc. F H E K K S T IM A T K S wa* 62 S2 Their final 19* mark was at TO. Mlirlaugh's ri*e to the lop <*f his profusion wa* every bit »• lensatlonal as the P ra te s' pro gte*» in ihe National I-eague tare because he wasn't even expected To he their manager thu vear When Mtiriiugh replaced Hobhv Hrigan <*n Aug. 1. 1917 Jce E Brown J r ., general manager of IOAN1 MAPI TO N79IDINT1 OP A l l N IA R lV (OW N! D O LLA R S B U S Y ... ...CONSISTENTLY! �• - NSW YOnK (U PI) - Scientists who think It would lm| irove the public’* health to ch in |e the icl have co mmoa American diet been warned to take It n s ) cause citins is an emothiul ex­ pression of people and not )uu • matter of rbtmlcsls und calorics. The w irnlni comri from Dr. Walter W. llsm buricr, aiiociste profenor of psychiatry at the ifnlvenlty of Rochester (N.Y.). It has sharp pertinenes because Orient* la forcing an ever-stronge r link between America’• highhat diet and Hi high death rate from heart attacks. li t skipped the question of whether a change in the Ameri­ can diet would bo a good thing, alnco his scientific concern Is more with the mind than with the body. But he was emphatic in aaytnf people who resist a change of diet "should not be pressured, threatened or made to feel guilty.” Experience Emotional Symptom* This should be well known to alt physicians merely from their unsuccessful efforts to get tome overwelfht patients to redure, he said. Some have fired their doe tors and contlafled to be over­ weight but have "a new conflict because they have not followed ;i>-orr*«ionai aavice. "Or If they continue the treat­ ment and lose weight to conform to professional pressure,” he said, "they experience In many Instance* emotional symptoms of depression, anxiety and Irritabil­ ity.” Hamburger was advising mem­ bers of the American Public Health Association on the practi­ cality of a big-scale campaign to persuade the American public to reduce the animal fata and per­ haps, increase the vegetable fats of It* common diet. He thought such a campaign could be feasible from the psy­ chological viewpoint "for a large segment of our puhllc." nut he thought "any public health cam­ paign which utilise! the threat of serious Ulnesi to the person who does not reduce his fat intake," Beautiful Terrazzo Floors would be worse thin no cam­ paign at all. Cite* Associations The experience* of mind sci­ ence show r^ite clearly tb* rmotionsl mesnlmi of food, whlrh ran be controlling In "the emowonany unitauic, • "• instance, some men associate meat with virility and a subrtitulc of vegetable fats for some of their meal fat* would atrike them as degradingly sissy. Milk is a food otten Identified u.ih mother; unconsciously some persons consume much tnilk only to feel an emotional solidarity with their mothers. On the other hand, he cited a woman who didn't wish such solidarity, and milk acted in her itomach as a poison. But she was a tremen­ dous meal cater, lie said. Uncon­ sciously she associated meat with her father who was "the pre­ ferred parent" of her early child­ hood. Classes Scheduled In Baton Twirling The recreation Department to­ day announced another fall acti­ vity, to start Saturday. Baton Twirling lessons will be available to nil girls of school age. Ixssona will be offered to all stu­ dents, first graders through sen­ iors. Three of Seminole High's lead­ ing baton twlrlers will do the in­ structing—Fvle Kraticrt, Judy llctron and Tat Smith. Irstructlon will be held on the Southsidc School playground, from 10 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. Each child will need to provide her own baton. Congratulations on your Opening! Installed In the new PINECREST Pinecrest Shopping Center SUNDRIES.... in I he new PINECREST Shopping: Center will Engineer Unveils Scale Space House I’ HOUI) 4*H HOYS — Thc-c are some of the youngsters presented pin* and certificates for M I Club achievements in Seminole County. Le ft to ripht. front row. Charles Rabun, I/jyd Caldwell. JJave Thomas, Gene Ilu lla rd , Jim m y Wi trier bold; back row, from left. Owen Cammack. H illy Franks, Tommy M cLain anti K a rl Wolff. (H erald S taff Photo) Tallulah 'Just Adores' The Democrats uncle were U. S. senators, all By RONALD II NESSES VV UHINGTON (D PI) Irre- Alabama Democrats, called Vice prexalhle activis Tallulah Bank- President Richard M. Nixon a head says she is prepared to take | "dangerous man who would cut to the hinting* in ISM on behalf an) tardy's throat for his own of the Dcrumrutlc presidential gain." candidate as she has dune three "Heaven help us all if Nixon UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. lU P It times before. is elected president in Tal­ —India and Yugoilarie ran into She hopes the candidate again lulah Irvin bled (dramatically) dur­ solid 'A>stern ippcsltlnn today in will bo Adlai Stevenson, “ who I ing an interview with United (heir efforts U. revive an already Pit is International in her huiel spurned Soviet proposal to sit up simply worsutp, Cabling" The fuggy . voiced Tain, an ac­ suite a few blocks from the White an 81 nation dlsatmamcr.t com­ mission. tress moil o r the time and s House. Democrat all of the time, opened C a m p a i g n orator Bankhead, The two perennial "neutralists” her own "give ’em hell'* fall po­ whose conversation was sprinkled rompromliera in East-West U.N. litical campaign. w with pungent four, live and seven- disputes asked participation of all She said it would be patterned ietttr words, passed off President U.N. members in an apparent ef­ after that of former President Eisenhower ns t ‘sweet guy” who fort to reconcile t bw l»o sides and get the disarmament talks Truman, "that simply divine man is "well meaning.” that I Just adore, itahling" That'* damning with faint started again. The talk* have j been stalled for the past year. T»lu, who«e father was speaker praise,” Talluah explained. of the Hnutc'and grandfather and The artreu , born at Huntsville. The resolution, put before the wsscmbV* main poti|ical com­ Ala., said she has r.o truck with mittee. calls for a full-member­ that "terrible" Arkansas Gov. Orship meeting of the disarmament val E . Eaubus and ulhcr "dis­ commission “as appropriate.” graceful” southern D e m o cra ts It also suggested Dial the new who oppose racial integration. commission submit to the assem­ “ Therc'a only one race — the bly, at a special session if neceshuman race.” expounded philoso­ a a ry , "constructive disarma­ pher Bankhead. ment recommendations. The Bankheada alwa>a got on Opposition by the United States, well with the Negroes, she said. Britain, France and the other In tael, Booker T. Washington Western powers was expected to -Lamed a peanut after Aunt Marie. be a* staunchly outspoken ( i it wa* last year when Ute proposal v.as sponsored by the Soviet Un­ ion. HOBBS, N. M. - - IU P II—Gen­ tle Washington, CD. was charged Tha shu* tnffuxtry tn the U. S, w.lh disorderly conduct here alter consumed 80 million pounds of a carnival light. cotton in 11)57. I BEST WISHES To The Pinecrest Shopping Center from Je }iA a $ p Jfo o M n i}C o H i- Way 17-92 Fern Pork MI 4-6545 Gentle Isn't Gentle m ahad faille Electrical Work For The feat itre SUPER SUE Ice IC E C KEA M CO. Orlando New PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Cream SUPERIOR India, Yugoslavia Find Opposition To Arms Proposal and Outdoor Display i* V OCTOBER 1) Admitslot-. June Adcock (Apopka.' Births Baby girt to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gold OCTOBER 2* Admissions Johnnie Mae Pclley I Sanford) Chester D. Adcock (Apopka) Gregory Vance (Sanford) Benny Hampton (Sanford) Letsey Hall I Sanford) Thomas S. Runibtcy i Sanford) Fay L. U c (Enterprise) Mar)' Meha’fey (Sanford) Rosetta Morris (Sanford) Blrlhi Solon Challenged To Three Duels Following Speech 3UENOS A IRES f L T D - Con greivman Carlos H. Perelte to­ day faced challenges to ’ re separate duels, inspired by he..ed words he spoke during a recent congressional debate on power na­ tionalisation. When reretle returned Wednes­ day from a visit to his home dlitrlet, he learned that Sen. Ar­ mando L Turano, former publish er Paul Pa,renin Tabot.ti and congressional reporter Rodolfo Baltierrex all wa-1 to meet him on the field of honor.” Seconds for the four men are discussing at rang*menu. BILOXI Miss. - ( U H ) - Mrs. Anna B Crapps of Seminole. Tex., ll seeking . I'-.OOO damagrs from a bus ct ipwny. claiminr she suffered a nervous * ,-eakdoun when the bus in which she was riding was taken un a joyride by an off duty driver. fijo jf f i w i n A 1 n if# »vere proud I II to have been I If * S§' completion and opening of your modern, up * to date j j[ elected to furnish If the paint, glass, |j Rlazing, and f l modern entrances || For your new jf t " h o p p in g center and to the new businesses — helping Sanford N E IL ’S STUDIO »r H air Design C A R LT O N ’S (iron! PIN ECREST SUNDRIES Spurts* ear Paint Company ______ m m w i/\ i i m A Your Color Headquarters' feet high. It would be anchored In the dust by heavy weighti sus­ pended by cables. Space Inside would be dlvlhrd into li v in g quarter*; physic., rvemistry and biological libori. torles, a conlrol tower for com­ munication. meteorological stud* ies. earth observations, astronom­ ical observations and traffic cr>r,« trul, air conditioning, heating, power and refrigeration planti, oxygen producing units, extreme temperature regulating derices, water supply and sewage proce.slog plant*, and machine shop equipment maintenance areas. The building was designed to wlthvtand temperatures ranging from 314 degrees fabrenhrih »• lunar midday lu a midnight read­ ing ol 213 degrees below rero. Ramps and stairs wete built at a much sue per angle than in earth buddings because the itiurUcn in gravity on the moon would permit man to lift himself witft one sixth the effort required to earth. Hospital Notes Not So Joyful B y ---------Cimtom Ituilt Signs Truck l/cttcring NEW YORK <UPI) - A scale model of a "moon building” In which man could live out of this world was unveiled here today by a Chicago engineering firm. The lunar housing project Is a cigar-shaped corrugated metal cylinder topped by an umbrella to keep off tiie rain of meteoric dust. The building is designed to float on ihe several miles of dust which may cover the aurface of the moon. It can be anchored If the m >o,i proves solid. The model was designed and cnginecitd by the Wonder Build­ ing Corp. of America, Chicago, under the technical direction of Dr. John S. Rinehart of the Colo­ rado School of Mirxs and former associate director of Ihe Smithson­ ian Astiophysieal Observatory. Rinehart sain he believed man could pul such a building on the moon In 10 years. It would h*v# to b* taken there in section* by cargo rocket ships. The moon building would be 340 feel long, 160 feet wide and M Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. I’oltey (Sanford) Discharges L. Eaverne Bryant tSanford i Mrs. David Carpenter r | | baby daughter (AUim-cTt Springs) Chfatrr II lilt r (Sanford) Melanie Whitaker (Sanford) Mrs. Richard Tepicy and baby hoy (Sanford) Mrs. Uoyd Reynolds and baby girl (Sanford) Enullc Middleton (DcRirvv Mrs. J. L . RadcUff (Sar.fordi James C. Coullictte (Entfcprtsel • OCTOBER It Admissions Harry Kulae (DtBary) Shirley Lukg (Sanford) Julian Howard (Norfolk, V i ) Sara) Hardy (Sanford) Joim Tucker (Sanford) Dlschrrgee Jure Adrock (Apopka) Chester Adcock (Apopka) John Fry (Orlando) » Mrs. G. I. Schnrer and b*^ (Sanford) \ pal Carroll (Sanford) buy the S. Peltenon (DeBaryi Florence M. Smith (Sar.ford) C(.TUBER 22 VdmiuloB* Laura Klclmxn (SanforJ) Cecil Davis iSanford) Josephine Kennedy (Cassel­ berry) Helen J. Johnson (Sanford)* Debra Kearnty (Sanford) * Blanche Daniels (Sanford) Virginia ColUna (Lake Maryi Harold E . Slcbcrt (Lake Mary) Births Baby buy to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Daniels (Sanford) Baby girl to Mr. and Mil. Jerry Luke (Sanford) Discharges Mary Hall (Sanford) A Linda Smith (Oviedo) Uarold Henry (Sar.foid) �g fc *« n fe rl W r r iH T h u r t . O ct. 23. 1058— P a g e 7 Vatican Predicts Sign TV Bout Cardinals To Name Italian As Pontiff matched for • 18 • round tight NEW YO RK (U P Il - Tory heavyweight TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Nov. 14. Anthony Anthony ef New York and Sonny it thr top challenger to lArchl* Ray of Chicago havo been Moorr’a cr-an. Shopping Center Opens Tomorrow The P««- PinK-rtit Shopping1 three bulineii eitablithmenti Conter, Oak end 27lh. will hold which make Up the shopping esnlu formal opening tomorrow and ter will legln at 9 a. m. tomor­ Saturday. • row. Free favore will be given to Highlight of the event will be all children. • hula hoop ronteet for children Making up (be ihopping center from 4*5 p. ra. tomor* •*. Thr are a drug More (Pin#cre*t Sonwinner » ill receive a * bond, driet), a beauty ahop (N tll’i the other top nine conteetanti wilt Studio «f Hair Derignt and a get priier. Open hou*e in the clothing *hoe *tore (Carlten’e Seminoles Prepare For Invading Yols Shoe k Sportawear) Operating the diur rtore it Ce­ cil K. Carlton, former Mid1**, pottmatter and grocer; owner cf Carlton'i Sho« t Sportevtrar t« John D. Carlton, former owner of B k C Grocer)': owner of the hrauty »hor* •* Neil Altman, owncr of a Fen* Park beauty ai.op and formerly ariociated with Augie’t In Orlande. The drug atrre feature* curb jervtce on food and delivery tervice for prereriptioni. The cloth­ ing atore it docking a complete line of aportiweer and ahoet for the family. The chopping center it *tr«uing thr availability of plenty of free parking. TALLAH ASSEE (U Pt) — ‘ Flo rida Stale Unlr«r«lty wee arheduled to cate up on contact work today in a final home workout before taking on Tennette# Satur­ day. Th# Semlocitt went through a rough aerimmigr tettion Wedneaday aa Coaeh Tom Nugent at­ tempted to prepare hit charge* for their flru look at a pure tingle wing attack tine# he hat been head coach here. Said Nugenl, •‘There’* only one way to learn to handle singlewing Muff of the type we’ll tee Saturday when wt rmet Tennet»#*, and that a to get there and knock." Nugent Indicated there will be only one lineup chrngr Saturday. ^ __ G A IN E S V ILL E (U PI) — The That *.ll tee nght ta.-Vi.v BU. VTnivcrsSty of florid* went o \ t r Brown move up to replace injury ,l% repertoire repertoire «f offensive and dw slowed John Spivey, fentive play* in a final home re.’iew today before heading for A W A RD S FO R ACH IEVEM EN T-— Hero areeight of t ly award-winning 4-|l t lull boy* of Seminole County. I.cft to right. front row . Rob R iser, John Jakubcin. Carl Stubbing*. Tommy W’cidrrliold: back tow, front left. Michael Tcsinaky. Hill l ulfonl. Robert Mikler and Je rry Arndt. Award* were presented Tueadav night at a mcetmir of the M l nnd Furnt Ilu teuu. (llrrn ltl S taff Photo) Substitute Loot Gafors Hold Final Official Arrested In Espionage Case Practice Session Newsman In Hospital R IO DF. JANEIRO tU P I) — Herbert Mo»«i, preitdent of tia Brasilian Ptet* Attociatlon, ha* been hoipltallied for treatment of • ’’alight ttrokr" reiultlng from overwork,’ ti wa* announced to­ day^____________________________________ Legal Notice v n t u i ; o r ro n fcii.o ti h i : < t i r ■v h u n k n r u r c i i t cot k t N o rtcK in n e n e n r o i v k n tn»i the g,id*rtl(n*d. U P. Hsrnlon. Clark of in* Circuit Court. In ».m« Itiole Ceuhlr. Klarld* wilt on tha Six day «l Xsumbti, IC S st l et o'clock A. >1 at th* main do«r at tha Court Hsus* of BaminoU Coun­ ty. In tr-a City cf e»nfoM. I’Uri.'c offar fir cal# and aal! a* pv'lie outcry to tha hl«h<al and beat M*. dar f.ir ca*h. tha fallowing nt«reload tiroptrlr. tlluata In r.mli.,.:* Cour-te. rinrldt. to witt I...I 7 mark Poor <tl ' u k r l r r rurtuant to tha Tina! '.'serae of fortclosuM rnltrtd to a rate pen! In i In itid Court tha stria <■ * w Men ta ytld-htaia Inttsimaot Cor. nratine a riorlda vurporatlrn. itintlff. »». ilmmla Maawall ah I Ruth Main all. hit w Ifa. Daftnil. anti, and tha daekat numhar -it which !• (h*nc«rr No. tltt. \V|TVr.N.H me hand, tha official aaal of aald Court, lit Ia I*th .lsy at Oetobai. n il r o r iicnNDov CLitnic cin rtT ir rvuur.x BV—Naacv r.. Pftlfaaf tiaputy Clark MARKT >1, H«»MO# Vttnrnar .far PUInllff _______ li O OntU ttsa an,pa t. H.-.lda “ 26th Phone GRAND OPENING at Plnecreat D.nn P. 31. 4:00 to 4:30 ...................4:30 to 5:00 .— — 5:00 to 3:30 Agtn I to 7 ... — . Agfa S to 12 .-...< Agen 13 lo 16 .. M nulitlng It. din Doors D ra in ’l . l r 5«#«rr(§,f |\ \ 2-1268 fiju m JU L& i HOLE - IN • ONE DONUTS E X T R A T H IC K M IL K S H A K E S Get 1 or a sack full All Fla*ora 25c BREA KFA ST Kodak Film* Fl**k Rais* Cantirat Film Dttrloylng Flthiag Tark'.e land; Clgart'ir* H ULA from 8 A. M.. M E A L S | Cigar* Pi** Tabarew Lighter* ClgarMU Holder* Toat Card* Stationary School Sappliaa lo 10 P. M. | Par-T-Pak IWvtng** (.ratling Card* rtithllg hl*. Bulb* *nd Bait r rlrt t o .m fllf* — All kind* Billfold* Planlr f-upplia* Charcoal S lfrn o Drug Store Leave your Prescriptions here for (he name fanl low-cont service DRUGS AND P A T E N T M E D IC IN E S i PHONE FA 2-7852 7th Price P air Shoe*. Your Choke Sbaung Supplir* Sun (>la*«M Gift ** rapping* nth* bupplic* Ught Rulb* * 3rd Price Steak D im er for Fam ily Mh Price B a r Cut. Shampoo. Sel, and Styling ^ Grand Opening Specials Grand Opening Specials Regular FO R .*I7..’i () T t il 10 p. in. MEN — PERMANENT WAVE LONG S L E E V E M EN’S F L A N N E L AN D COTTON SPO RT S H IR T S Inrludr* H air Cut. Sham|M»i and Styling M EN ’S U N D ER W EA R SH O RTS $2.79 and $3.79 | Free Gifts $20 Permanent Wave 2 Hair Stylings R rc ia lrr Anytime. No Ohlgalinn Drawing I ’rlday Octoher 311nt. You Do Not Have T\i He Present To Win STUDIO of H A I R IIY A PPO IN TM EN T for WOMEN A glean ing little !>owcatcher th a t w ill ra te all M EN’S K I IA IK I PA N TS. Sl/en: 20 lo 12 aye* thiw fa ll . . . !t> a pump in n ilvrra h o t w hite — s T T H tfS T o illusion c lo th . T h e big M A T C II bold I kivv I k no (la th in g . 3 for $1.69 $2 -7 9 $2.29 o ,„ H O Y S ’ nnd (11111.8’ SA N FO R IZED DENIMS Elastic Waist pn. Sizes 2 to 8 ' PERC A LE BOYS — Y A R D GOODS 88 S T E A K D IN N ERS. U. S. Got*d lleef * 2.011 OPEN 8 a . m. Mh Price Shampoo and Set Olh Price Harhequr Dinner ft.r Fam ily 10th Price P a ir Flannel Pajam a*, Men’ *. Women’a or Children’* SHOES and SPORTSWEAR • I f Fried Chicken. •« Chicken -s -*»c V , Chicken $1.25 IIA R B E O U E P L A T E »5r lla r-IM ) Reef or Pork Sandwich . 35c H O T DOGS — FO U N TAIN D R IN K S S U P E R S U E IC E C REA M Chicken Dinner for Fam ily 4lh Prl/e 2 I ’alra of Shoe«, your choice B rlq u riia * HOOPS — ^9e Faunt 2nd Price *12.50 Permanent Wave U> CjY Menu with 6 th Price Qahlkm’A —• .M EAI3 TO GO OUT — 30 minute deliver* wen Ire within 5 miles FA 2-1218 1*1 Prir.e $25 Sa*ing<v Bond "til/ U M M C-eok DRUGS — R F .S T A U R A N T and L U N C H E O N E T T E — C O M P LET E FO U N TA IN H IG H W A Y HULA HOOP C O N T EST AWARDS iv SERV ICE ORLANDO HULA HOOP CONTEST AND ‘ CURB OLD CONCRI TE P I P E DIVISION BRING THE KIDDIES! Su M V a eA CON TRACTO R Commercial Buildinga nnd Homes Vulcan Materials Company 5:30 (o 6:00 10 BIG AWARDS GEN ERA L Sherman Concrata Plpa fc vs iA ifb o d i} {jJfd a a m si R U N -O FF FO R F IN A L W IN N ER . JOHN P. GRIFFIN Phone: FA 2-0251 FRIDAY and SATURDAY-OCT. 24 and 25 PRIZES-SOUVENIRS-BARGAINS Until 3:30 V . M. . 'l.ilc r iw l 271 It St. Between Park and Oak Sundrire CO N TEST S T A R T S ......................... Aluminum Uuvern Mgnonile Peg Hoard Yellow Snnt. Cement liock and other materiah* Yard at M cC ra cken Road Sanford , Flo rid a Pinecrest Shopping Center H ULA HOOP C O N TEST Friday, Oct 24th Ilt f ia le r l.u n ih c r (tu o fin g • Fill Sand S t. WE’RE HAPPY TO HAVE CONSTRUCTED THE BUILDINGT K rin f.irrttl Concrete Pipe By de witt hunter K. PIN ECREST SHO PPIN G CENTER Wc Are Proud To Have Furnished---- (J goniod 601 Grand Opening iPinecrest Shopping Center Pinecrest Shopping Center • Driveways on the To The llingr*. nnd Locks M EXICO C ITY (U P I(-S e ve ra l h u n d r e d Cuban refugee* at­ tempted a "march on the Britith emb.**t)” Wrdnrtday right to pro teat Britain’* offer to tell Jet fighter* tn the Cuban government I’ol.ce riot tquad* broke up the mob some diatance from the em­ bassy. Slaty * eight men and IS women wtra arroilrd. hut there wat no report of carualllca. John D. Carlton fo i iq ^ jc d u k d io tiA foncfAcduIaiionA Cubans Protest Plane Sale Plan C O N G R A TU LA TIO N S SYRACUSE. N V. - .U P I) l ’:.able Id crack Ulr thiro *a(rl at a giocciy supply warehoutc, (dmc burglar* went In work on the food. Empty .a rt of fruit covktall. ..Inc* a I dale* were i* that the cardinal*’ arc* would 1 nearby. not affect thnr being elected. IIAMHI RO, German) ■! |*|) fhe (outer* m ii ) ' id a lg ■a* Tb# a r r r it of n W elt G riii.a n ' “ ektrrm r.'y well e lUippol" for hi* wlrg commander threaten* to al'.-grd r*p..in*p* Job, Indicating blow up into the nation’* biggeit be n. t only had *ct K-wd com potl-w»r m ilitary r*pi.»n»gj c*»r municatlnr.s. but t. »> have op-rinformed lo u rcn -«.d today at. I a r rf|-naagc net* irk imidc It aho could forre a rhan.-r in NATO. N A TO * defentc n tn tcg y ae.i ln«t 1 l.udwig. a n aial pilot, wa* com Soviet submarine* opciating in under of a wine of I t iitivVmade the Baltic. i . ><■)• Cat r-rt», ro . 1 tj i L t. Cmdr. lio r it l.udwig, j.l. l-o-pr«p p lin r* vital t<> N k T ti'* wa* arretted on treason charges I dtfenre agalnat the Soviet tubOct. 3, Ju*t a few month* a f t * r ' martiw* threat. he received Gaining In il'ita ln in III* wing operated only a few the laWti anti lubmarinc com* at mile* from th» ll.lt-c coatt with technique*. in ra»y rar.gc of t h r narrow Jut Soutccr dote to W eil German lard S tra it, whi N \TO n aial counter vtpurage • ffic la lt *ai t *tatf* hrt>e t.» i r to i.ot’. lr up anothrr member ot the armed Fovlet »ubmaitne* f a w ar break* force* alto had been tel-.ed Tne out Hamburg daily Abcnl ’att .*id the -------------------number of pertcr.t arretted l.td reached *e*en. hut neither report T h,ff “ r' , >;“• could be verified veterinarian* in the l mtrd Slate* 1today. Coach Bob Woodruff taid he W1, not lur0 i; the team wat ^adv yet a* a final light work ou( W|f scheduled. The Gator* ire due to leave Friday for New Oilcan* where they ipend the right before going on into Baton Rouge Saturday Guard Dick Brantley and half­ back Billy Newbcm remained on the Intured lltt Wednevday. It wat not known If th»y world be avallah c for duty against LSU. If thay are Mill out. Pete Sehutr* will replace Brantley ant* Don Deal will perform at left half­ back. VATICAN C IT Y (U Plv-V atican aoureea predicted today th* con­ clave of cardinals would uphold a 4.14-year tradition and e!e*t an Italian pope. Ru*.lan bom Gregory Teler Cardinal tsagihnan of Armenia wa* the only one of the 37 nonItalian rardinali believed in h a .r any chance at all to be named at the conclave opening here Sat urdav. The main f*Mor In hi* /» vor wa* hi* clo»e **»oclation wlih thr Roman Curia. Fite Italian cardinal* were mentioned a* thr mo*t likely to be named pop* They were: Ben­ edetto Cardinal Aloitl Maiella, who a* camerlengo i* h.-ad of th* church during the prelect period of Interregnum, Giacomo Cardi nal Iw naro. archbishop of Biio* n* Kmeito Cardinal Ruffinl, atchhivhop of Palcrn.o; Angelo (.1uteppe Roncalll, patriatch ot Venice: and Marcciio Catdlnal Mlmmt. treretary of the Sacred Cor.tittorial Congregation in the Roman Curia and archbithop of S’aplc* Only Cardinal l.*rc*ro at t7. I* under 70. but current tpeculaiinn DESIGN FA 2-7701 HOYS’ POLO S H IR T S S i m 6 In 12 89c BO YS’ T E E S H IR T S 3 for $1.39 Solid folora 3 yds. $1.00 Phoni FA 2-7209 BOYS — BO YS’ F LA N N E L S H IR T S Site* 8 lo 18 .89 *1 �Graham: Church, Hot Crusade, Is Best Th# DeBary Womans Club held Cha*. Schneider, M rs. Louis St their ftrit meeting of the fall Amand. Mr. and Mra. W illiam A. Nye •eeaon, Friday, Oci. 17 at 2 p. m ., In lh« Community Center, with of Palm ira Rd. have returned Mra. H arry Seller peeaident, wel- from their summer home ai •onting the membera and gueata. Thelford, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Damm ' “ A abort bualneaa aeaalon follow­ ed with Yeporta from the chair­ of Buena V tita. Cora Lawrence man of the rarioua department!. of Fort Lauderdale. Harriet Carr A tribute w ai paid the former and Air. and Mra. Joseph La members who pasted away dur­ Tlouche from Pittafield, Mat*, en­ ing the summer re e fn , Dr. joyed a su rp rlir birthJay dinner J i'e p li I aRnucl.r Friday Loutie lturrell, Mra. A. F. H all, for evening at rap lnran 't Levtaurant. •nd Mra. Elhel Wood a. M r. and M n . George Lualgnsn Mra. Wallace C,abler, chairman arrived hume aft- r a wopd»rful , * i tne C h ic and International De­ tour of Europe. They thought the partment. Introduced the guest United State* building at the S p e a k e r , Mra. It G. Carter, an at­ World* F a ir , one of the be*!. The torney from DeLand. Luslgr<K>ii are atayirg in Weal‘ lir a . E w ild MicheDrn, mem­ cheaper, N. V. at preti id. but bership chairman, welcomed lev- expc t to come to DeBa-y this entren new membera into the winter. >Hew club, ,-arh receiving a pot'ed Saturday. Oct. I I . The DeBary ’ violet plant, the eluh flower, aa Wotnam Club sponsored an even­ the membera tan* **Vlo1ela" the ing Itarberih >•» quartette eluh theme sing. under the direc­ M rl. H airy Seiler, pteaident. tion of Laura I'latt Brown, chair­ welcomed all and mliodured Dr. man of music, accompanied ai George W. Friaon of DeBary, the piano by Teresa Kupeei. who acted a i matter nf ceremo- • ttefrrahmenti were served at n lei. Opening the ptogram w ai the ♦he elnie of the meeting, ulth Misa Adelaide Conte and Mias Surf aide C h tru i, under the direc­ Alice B Cooper, pouring Mra tion of E v rr rit Johiiaou Tim Tune Char If a Ulrich and M r! Ilr lrn Tw iate.f, T li* Southern Sweet Bruce were hoiteaara at the tea heart*. The Flying Day Ionian!. labies lloitraaea at the door The Vanguard* from Orlando and Vere, J i n t’ aul Klr*ch, ant Mr* The Chord C ra rk rr*. all were Sidney Se allow. During the In'erm iiiio n, the New Stembera were- Air*. Tb m u l-ee, Mrs. N«et C. C arr, Mra audience rang M their farorilr E lla Franklin Mrs H P. Wag- lin g s , led by a Hying Davione. The muitached u ih e i i n t , W Iter, Mr*. Alice H tilend*/, Mrr John Btarhoff. Sira. Angel M at, T . Corbett. 0 . M cCaltry. Harry Sira. A . C. Summer*. M n I-*-T- 5 : Met a and E w ild Mtrheriien. Ttniley, Mra, Sylvan Gruir,- Ladu • on the rommitlee sere, bach, Sira. Samuel Grierson, M n. Mr*. O. McCalley. M ri F.wa.J U *!. Grubb.. Mre. Ludwig Kti- M lrhaeiifii, Mrs. Burton I a Roy, pees, M n. Fred fumshv. Atr* and Mrs, W. T. Corbett " By MARION JO N F J nrrek. A ninth grader, Helen Me M r. and M ri C. K Buckelew rnory , *.cn th* local bake off She •nd tittle daughter. Pal, have wtll represent Oviedo In the area moved into their newly purchased hake o f' thia week at the Florida home on South Central Avenue IV w e , Corporation lounge in WinBuckelew la a teacher in the ter Park. Oviedo High Sch»o1, while Mre Judges in the contest were Mr* Buckelew teaches the fifth grade Milton Gore and Mr* George It M r. and Mr*. II V. Ramho Carlton. Sixtren pies were enterhave purchased a dairy in the rd in the rontert. Runner-up was (Mdenrod section and base mo rd Patsy Silkier, to-r.eldenrod. Mr. and Mrs. DurMr* Staley, homemaki.ig teach h ilf Luka* and fam ily have tnov-.er, rompllmented all of 'he homeed Intn th* Ramho hon.e. Mr and making student* for the general M l*. Roy Muse and family have excellence of all pies entered in moved Info the home formerly the contest •erupted by Mr and U r*. Lukas C E L E B R A T E S B IR T H D A Y M r. and Mr*. Ben II Jones and Ted Aulin. ton nf Air and Mrs B ill* daughter. Mary, and Air. Theodore Aulin. J r relrbra'ed hi* uvd Mr*. 11. C . I’ srker. parents llth birthday Saturday, u f Mrs. Jones, are having • Following an afternoon of wonderful time In Waynesville, N. a wei nvr road was onC . They wrote that it w is nearly joyed by the guest ot iw n jt iivd freeiinp, al*o that they ptinned his playmates. The p * mv was on spending several day* In Vlr- h ell at the home of tna parents glnia. Thote enjoying tint affair irwlud>lr. and Mrs. Charles G. Shaf- ed Jim m y Bealsey. A! McCall, .Al­ te r have returned from their thur Evans, At antral Lingo, Danny vaeailun In the mountains near Gammsg* and W aller B e stlry. Fleet Reserve Sets Halloween Dance Branch 147 of th* F ir s ' It# •erv# Alleviation of Banfonl Na­ val A ir Station, La* invited the puhlie to a Halloween dance, to he held Saturday, Nov, I, in the Sanford Armory. T h* Fo u r Kin g * orchestra w ill 'u rn lsh the oiusie for dancing *• T. «:.A0 until s“ ' 4-lg h t. C H A R LO T T E . S . C. tU P I) Evangelist Billy Graham lay a Ihr h I | b m I Christian rip rn ilo n rom ci, not in an tvangelistk meeting iurh a i hit crusades, but in "communion in your own church." lie made Ihr distinction T u n day night a i M i five week crusadr hare neared an end. (Iraham laid he will preach next Sunday on the Statrhouie atrpi in Colum bia, 5. C but told Me audience not to attend the te n te r if it meant missing church. "The peik of Christian rxprrs lion it n o t in an evgngellstl • m rctin i meh a i thia,' ha tsid "It U rather in the c o r -flunks of your own church." Graham urged hit audience of . 3,000 to "go bark to your uulvr your buiinesa and your home and practice Christianity. What doe a it mem to be a Chris­ tian?' he aaied. " It doein'l jiiat mean tb it you were h*rn in a Chriilian home I could t>* horn in a garage ant T A L L A H A S S E E (U P II *- Cabl net Trustee! o f the Infernal Improvement Fund have pod ned a dertalnn on a holly disputed Pinellas Countv land sale 'follow­ ing three hour* of argument Tuesday. Objectors flock'd to a meeting lo prote t the pmpoved filling of the Mermaid Point D rvrlo p m ril In Old Tampa Ray northeast of St. PeteMburr. Developers had planned to pro­ vide i l l water-front home! or. 12 Islnndi, and offerid th< state tTVi an arr? for some IW arres of aubmrrgrrl land on which to fill th* i«lard*. But fishe*men state Cim senatinn Department alid the fill would destroy fiih , shrimp and oyater breeding grounds Nearby hnmr owner* addrd Ihr lilt would block their view and would be only Ihr first in a long sane* of Lila in the hay. An attorney for Iih r Venetian lilr * Development Corpo'ation rontei led, howeverr, that the dev»l p-uenl At* hern okayed J i - r . -gli Ihr various city and rour'y agenriea required by the hulkf ad law. Van Ferguson, director of the T-ustees stsff, rer.>mmrndcd that the Trustee- sell the land to the develop*-,a, who r an to dig out some 14 arrel of their upland aid turn it Into canaia, and add the 12 island* In the offshore a irs pi)'chased fiom the Trustee! Cabinet membera said they were not ready to make a deH. lion. They said they wanted additional time before voting whether la approve nr disapprove the sale and set the bulkhead line around the area A program 1* planned for in termission. Costume* are option­ al hut pnre* will be given to the guests wearing the most uni-iue outfits Other pcitrs also w ill he given. Refrofhmenu will be avail able. Tickets may b* obtained from member* or from J . R Rrddard F A 2 -I7 8 I. D. Meritt FA2-7M7. or It. M anas FA2-497S. C h irf Ataisay U rhairmaw of -h# a ffa ir. Honesty lies! Policy M U R FR E E S B O R O , Trnn — l U P I j — While a freshman at IValertown High School, Joyce Huuson lost a hillfold vontain Ing 22 29. During h rr senior year at college, ah* got Ihe billfold Hack through the malts. T h rie was 22 29 in it. * —1nm r«. Oct. 23,1988 you have plrnty o f enthusiasm." Attrndsieg f o r Ih# crusade which cads Sahitday nlghl h i* rlimbed t« M4.140. Some 234 ,-He clstons for Christ" Tuesday n lih l brnught l i t total to 24.72*. M ONTGOM ERY. Ala. (U P !) — Alabam a'! attorney general hat advited the slafe’ i 87 rounty vot­ er regittrahan boarda to withhold Ihetr records from agent! of the fe d e rll government. John Patterson ducloied h# had informed E , P. Livingston, Macon County registrar chairman, to keep records from Burtftn J Goodyear and O, J. Petereon. U S. C ivil Rights Commlision Ig erts assigned te the predominantly Negro county. "It l i my opinion that the hoard »f registrars of Macon County ia under no real duty to make Its records available for inspection hy officials of the Civil Rights Cnmmisiioo.'' Tatterton sa.d. His Irlte r to Livingston made it plain hit ruling applied to ail counties, since reyi*tration retorda under Atahame law are not open to the public. !t marked the second time de tianre of the rommiiaton has been shown in the South. Terrell Coun­ ty. C.a , Judge recently ordered all voting record* withheld from federal agent! unless tubpenaed by a federal court. Patterson, the Democratic nom­ ine for governor, previously threatened to ja il any federal ag rn li meddling In Alabama af fa ir!. Mobile county Registrars chair mart John A. Rfpoll *«id no agenii had approached him. but added- "We hi*-# nothing to hide hark here. We are perfectly will ing for anyone to rome In and »ee what we are doing. If J . Edgar Hoover wanl* to c*>me down here and sit with us, he w ill he wel corned " Livingston *aid two commission agent* went Into hi* office Mon day "and said they'd Itke to look at the records. Me had a nlre friendly chat, hut I told them 1 had instructions from the attor­ ney general lhal 1 didn't have to Show them." "That was all there wai *o it," Livingston addrd. n e a m jb m Mb AWU'Kj w t u r r i w f m >6v tv i UtAVHY'l------------k Aocvrf t Tvoucsrr K A J IN V lT B O V E t o D iccre w ' VDVJW M O T V tff * «*•-? EVEN NOME* ."« V /S 1WW-UCSCOLh/Blfi D *'V r u r - w r rue fwu,7CM/tArnM 8 'jK e ii 4 l'«£ A t f ED. rw GO --S y r o , x aw / K w arc DOWN TO CCC* A u n t il JACKSONVILLE <UPI> - Ala t s i Haydun Hum* toilay sent a teller lo Insurance Commissioner J . Edwin 1Arson slating that th* police department *;,>arrntly la a s clear of alleged mishandling • f drunk ditving case*. Burns said Police Chief Lutner Reynolds had found ruv drunk ■driving irregularttiea In an inves­ tigation ef the Lk *1 police depart­ ment. H r asked Larson to review . findings of in iu rm c t department | investigators and advise it there i sna* any evidence involving jsj II c* ' department members. MrA/cW HlLfc .T H E M A E S H A L I A N P Ml3 M fN # f ADCM F O « | T 0 A C A 4 o r T o « l e n t p a s o io j Friday Deadline To Register For City Net Tourney A ll tennis enthusiasts are r e ­ minded that le g is la tio n fo r (he r lt v tournament rinses F rid a v , Age and ab ility categories have been set to allowr all to rn jnv p a rlifira tio n . mote for fun than heavy r'-mpetitinn The groupings are Ju n tn r D ividn n — 11 srvl n niier. IA end under. Ju n io r — F fn ln r Division — 17 and under, ?1 and under. Srnlor DlvMuii — Strictly A m itrur, Amateur — Over 40 Entrant* may ralt th* R eerr*. tinn Office. FA S 74S4. or reg istrr in person, Tbr departrnrpl's r r > office is Inrated in Hie youth winof th* Sanford Civic Center. Of(ice hours are j *« s *0 •» ,tn e.wAT ’A' fOtJ G'VE ip i f in d |T ) N T w £ DiOetCXE. MV l IDUNTA^N P£M i G t O T ’* l <• OC5KT ‘ 1vt B'-'V yCU / A mi*k COAT 'A/itL NCU S E T ru F -i 'C O SeVENTV-F-IVC J ----- V C e n t s » r — K e :c * u ie i m b O P C ilT lV t - T o s MOT 7 Tw£D£ TH E D t S K L IK E M X I \ -1 S A ID !S » / v r N O TICK I w ill n » ' b* rr*i> oa< |hle fo r any d r b l* In c u rre d by a n y o n e m h r r th a n rn s a e lf. OBAN D M A . V C U P n w S T A lD B I T MAS N O TH IN ' IN I T /— AV. F_ G R IF F IT H JR . YEAH. I S O U T A BAN O U T O ' L IN IM E N T AN' M E D IC IN E S ,,./ I K IN D IN T H ' S M A L L - F O V c e o w D ..,. FLO R ID A COUNTIES Legal Notice • —• • I r I , , ,’ , . J . 1S S I t s 1 HI S It* Will R o s ls * -I<1* w ill (.» l- t o lv t it Ih Ih * f f n , , , r ih * H h s r llt s ' m in i'll f t i n r s i I h * v 's u n ly J i l l s i o l r n l F lo r id * , n s (i* I ' l l I* ,4. o ! I h r la t h >l*> " f O c lo h tr t i l l . A l l hid* ib a lt tia c l s i r l * rr*rh*<S * • e u ,h on Ih * " u ls i't * *1 Ih * s n v s Is o * T h * h id * o l it h* p u h ltrlv P t * o « l at I S* r >1. c l t h * **m # U * ) . T s I - u U ll in s i the h |4 * w t ll (•* p r e * * n l* 't lo 1 U llo h h x , B l i r r l l f t ls m in n li r « u » l y 1 .1 , h MU S h a ll t u n la ln I r o o r « f Ih * m s iiu f s t lw r * # a p t, lll< s tin n * a m ) a r a , r ip ll « * l l la r s r n r s A ll h lU t s h a ll ha r n It lU s lo r a r t s r M a a n * S h a ll be b ln d ln e - a I k s h ld d ar fn * a m in im u m e l H u n t U *»a IliS a a r e w - r s a a ia * an the W l » * u e flsrw a rtNR WWW l'ATN<v|. TAtt - R p e i-'f'. s ll'.n a e ra a v a ila b le s i Ih e • phorltra Offlo* nf hsmlnala Countt, • iawferd. ri-tHa J•btiirr. 'i Mebbr P a m ls s le r » u s lr Okeechobee CO UN TY* County Seol, Okeechobee \ O o ALONC ' J THOUGHT I H fA C D W s j C Y S VOCE • > The control surfare of on* U. S guided missile is about the sim ot in office desk top but is sluing enough to support six heavy cira . i v r it s s s o s s t s is is**»- * s .i s « t l> \ \ M l o l l I * 1' " t I 1.1*11 IH % In r» • • ♦ • !• r * it l o t v i i d n . t i K i i i . r n , S r 'lllt a s i r s i r a: t s s s n K i i m i H * A ll > ..H in ts - t th * »* t i l l M A t i l l It. H K H t .K I l . u *'-s*» < l. « r * h r r s l i r r>*itfi'<l a n -t re u u lraU ! • t i l* *n» r t s lm s o r U s m s n l* »bl<-B I h i r m i v h u e n s s ln s l # • !* (* in Ih e r l i t r e v f th e cow nlV Ju-1*» o f h l'.X M .V O t.r l- e u « IJ e_S« -l.lo In lh> mt, -ihi-ut* e l l A K lh t ll l' S I—r - II. wllhut a ig h l ralam *iiu r .i th# 1 * 1# o f th s f i r s t r u n l i .s ti->n n f th is n o lle * f s . h « (sfm r t .Itm sn O m u *( he tn w r lt lo * a -4 m u st SIM S th s p i t ' * n f »srt4rn> » • ml poor o i l k * I 'V 'M I el th s r U lm s n t . t n * m u t l *>• a w srn m h r I h * r t s t m a n l, h (t s a s n l or M s B ttn rn s y o r , I I w t ll M d P f t o l l a r e s r 'llw r i s la w h r v n ia t l . M lt 'M K f l. A a s ts la s i T r u * ( C v fflis r 9*Srat N a ll n s t R a n k *1 W ln ia r P a r k ,,r rh » r . t i t o » r i i i t ' l l v u p it s is :isv,eris a » ,* a t * 4 ja r s K t - i l a i t i r p A R k ' d V ll " ' h s * fn r P m i l l F O IS <a f i t E * rw P a r k f l - r l l s Named for tb* largest fresh sratwr Who h th* United States w hicl borders it on tha south, O taachoba* County it a natural attraction for sport* fisherman and hsmtaes. Com m ercial fiihinq is a principal source of mcoma, alnnq with baaf catti* and agricultural products. H istoric Fort Bassinqar, built foe protection against hostile Indian trib al in th* state, it il stands beside the Kissrmmaa Rrvor that border* Okeechobee County on the w ait. Okaschobaa, th* county scat, is located an th* "Big Lake." In progressive Okeachoba* County, and throsrgkovrt Florida, th* United Statas Breweri Foundation works constantly to aitu r* th* sal* of bear and *1* under pleasant, orderly conditions. Bafisvmg that strict law enforcem ent servos th* bast mtaratt of th# people of Flo rid *, tha Foundation strouas dost cooperation with tha Arm ed Forces, law enforcement and governing offsc’ ats in its continuing "saH-rogutatien'' program. PI 1R I t O U lD A 3 UGH 1 P R IGH I PI * I R AGI 0» m O D I RATIO N vou s p o u _ v hCK-t Townsend May Wed Officers Defended On Ccse-Handling * veuvr J *A*'NG THOSE PEANLTB B U T C O O B 'E S 'I N EW DELHI t u r n -Friend* of Peter Townsend said yesteo’ ar Townsend may m arry pretty Bel gian photographer Marie • l-uce Jamagne, US-year-old daughter of a cigarette magnate. Rumor* of a romance between Marie Lure and British Princes* Margsvret's former suitor flew last week when fit SI published by the I'ati* weekly Eranr* Di manebe. AV AA'5£V AOMTT/ A CoCXK, TO K T K P O J a n o wait/ TH6 ju g n s a d • A M 'V A A D < 4 S A 'V -/« F . t ADDS r \ ORBA T / -p u a » \ ( a sAj t ' f r e e r / J/v V H A T T w S C — ^ S S x r e.CSi.9 ( n lv\d 5V \O L.P O \ AS U S / . il l p.- v r d L> .Pd’, 6 B8=DSe 'H i A f * f - /------- 1i n . . . A P E W C O O K IES S P E E D O E C O V E 9 V Q 'J i C w E P i x t i t h a n b a n d a g e s ." �4 r r r r ~ .‘ ’V ' ; . v Start Counting Dollars By 1— 2— i*i i^ i h if i v n fv *n rY I.O ST AND K O I ND FO R R E N T J —HK.ACII R E N T A L S • 4— W A N TED T O r e n t 1— H E A L E S T A T E TOR S A L E 4— FA R M S • A C R E A G E G R O V ES 7— R E A L E S T A T E W A N TED 0— M IS C E L L A N E O U S 4—FLO A TER S - P LA N T S SHRUBS 14—O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T l l _ a u t o m o b il e s . TH AIL E U S 12—B O A TS A MOTORS • 13—i AI’ M S U P P L IE S l M A C H IN E R Y 1 1 - P E T S • L IV E S T O C K S U P P L IE S 1J— A R T IC L E S W ANTED 14—P L A C E S TO K A 17— H E A U T 3 P A R LO R S 1 0 - F E M A L E H E L P W A N TED 14— M A LE: H E L P W A N TED 2 0 -M A LE o r f e m a l e 21— W ORK W A N T E D 22— H I'SIN 'l'SR m o p p o im i M T IR S 2J— H P E C lA l S E R V IC E S 2»— P IA N O S E R V IC E S 2i-A—B U ILD IN G CONTRACTORS 2 S - E I.E C T H IC A I. CON T it AUTOItS 2J.A—B U IL D IN G . R E P A IR S , 2 J.R IIL IL D IN G S U P P L IE S IN S U R A N C E *T—N O T IC E • P ER S O N A LS » » _ A R T in .E S FO R S A LE 2 9 - F I H M T I RF, A A H O U SEH O LD K FA I. E S T A T E FOR S A L E 2—FOR R EN T F u r. Apt 101 Palmetto. FA 2-4024 bftutr 1 ur a ftrr >. Furniihed I"t Magnolia. FA $230 bedroom unfurntahed hou*», electric kitchen. 37n no month F A 2 663(1 2 B e d ro o m * l lo rid a Hoorn room fuvalahrd ar>aitmcnt Clove in 360 00 month:;-, t il Ea*t Ith Strett. Phone FA 1 IZAJ or FA 2 37M ,u r fan. FA 2 2201. clave to Legal Notice 3 H C D ItO O X l M A S O N R Y H O M ES • f 1 fckoI'A 3 ROOM GROUP 8 Piece Bedroom Suite Ineludew ID *enr tfimr.inleed wprinc * nynlrt*». Sofa Bed and Malchinj: ( hair 2 Step* Tables 1 Uockfail 7’ahle NO Q U A LIFY IN G NO W A ITIN G NO C LO SIN G C O STS 2 Lamps T h n in t — ( h o ic e nf $5I7.I>H Value Xow $.'i!l5.00 £cJw1'a C o r. 2nd * M agn o lia H O aM KS fisud£o. E .X 2-6321 W. D IE T R IC H S — R E A LT O R K ill. Methvln— Velma t.o .i/alrr, Adelaide H. Moaet — \,io rlaie a. 1901 Park A t * . F A 2-3232 IF m l * F e a tu re C'nnairuclion 211 3V**| Th.it (li* * X'ou, I he X|n»t In l.ivinu I ’or Every DtiH.ir Invewtrd Co. I lt k Ine. Strati Thant FA 2-1111 Lv.« for **!#. located 0 mllea W c f Sanford. I’h. r A ! 32«0. 1108A I.. PAXTO N llegdatered llaal Fatal# Riokrt HOM ES — 3 A * Brdioom*. 1 k I Ph K 1 2.1201 —17 j ; at Hiawatha bath*. I .OVATION Steimtrom Really H E R B E R T STRNSTROM REA LTO R South I'ineere*! 3rd Addition— RON IIO W E — I.. J . R IS N E R Vaaorlataa SoUtli of Or.'U* Road. I I I N. Park — Ph. F 4 22120 .inland K.tatea — 2 m il*, lOuth ,.f Sanford on l(lrh " * y 17-91. For the Ren Rut* in R r*, F i'a ie SEE C U LLEN ITN A S C IN C ; | A H AH KEY IV. A. Cagle. J r . balttman 110 N. Park A **. Ph. FA ;.- J 9 l \ V i G l ) — F H A — F it A in irr* ce and ronventionat. ?*— a r t m t . e s ro w sa le For Sale Trum pet, CO caah. t j I Itukur'* Vtuaic Shop. DeU:vr Mr*linghou>e d ry rr, tited •> mnniv*. perfect ronditien. I'A : ; im . 19' Co!d»oot freerer ala • l.a ta f Ref r l|« a l< r freercr comhiord. Ph. FA 2 4 *9 . Ja rk fta ■ |t»"l* . Tent, . Luggage Small ARMS NASA S U R P L U S IN S T A L L E D Phone { W ln d a h lrld 310 Sanford Avenue Hack (lla * « Door (Jla a a X ent (H aw * 1Thia ia a gue»t pa-« to the nils S E K V U ’i; Theatre for J a ' j Solomon. FOR SA I.K ltt.36 Mercurv Mont K*p. dale Oct , .VA clair Tudor llatdlnp. Beautiful S e n k a r ik tilnw* and I'.titil C o . Rtack A white e\l . rrd interior, 112-114 W. 2nd M. Ph. FA 2.4*2* t.'o* far your old ranee d u tirc It II . Pn. WAV Tire*. A t ••ur "Old ftar.E* Round up" SanFurnituie Mndnr A S te ia it rnnd one owner SI Phone fard O i l Co.. 210 K D t Si. r . E . P H II.IJ P S , V iral FA 2 6? t| WASHBURN VAN LIN ES PtSNO FA ? lW l 'SI Lib e rt,. 1 M r trailer, 31.300 m 1300 French Are S P IN E T - Neatly rew . Mar hor t } ,ooooo with ?o ft alumo Spar# Heater, Finni rfirn a re . . »e*n in Ihi* a-ea. Auum e paym.rm Term! F A ? »•* •nrnia Ph York Plannr. lirlan Clean and Ser\lce. 14 V*. Duiilde do CH 1 VMS. or w iiio i«oi K. lank Initatlation F t 2*743. u - un v i s and m o t o r s Colonial. * Y.mr Mvlnrude D ra'rr P A I .Y P N U IIMIISON SPORTING GOODS •for Ihn.e who r a ir '. iravonaWr, 2 bahv h*di, rn m p trlr, rvretlont conddinn 414 M yrll* A 'e 3^* «■« F t.t Phone FA S-VWII Referenea, c>*en F \ FA 2 41*4 l l l . A I I I I . l t S H IE L D Aulo P.epalr, A Road San .«• 2 burner krn .*enr heater vwilh I'udnm ll.vat Top* A A^ee*aor'.‘ H A L L 'S C A R \C F •ark lo cook on. (Tnod enndltlon, F R K I ! S T IM A T E S F A 2 t u t ID } C e lti» A*e M | bar ;a i" . F A 23210 | N ile, a Ru.oiay* F \ AM Nr* ip.va E '.n n iile v Nnw nn Sale' Save al Varunm * lr ,n - r Repair, ('nbltpnl [le ftiie ra ln - 1*3 teaat W . Repair* A p art, for all m ik e , of IT'' OF. Portable TV , Repnaaed All th^l Model lia lo r Ita'V r* f'ra n e r, F ir e lr o lj* . Ibrover 1129 93 year! ahrad of other makea bu. Kirby. I l i Wav IS F ReplacrI* " ME Portable T V StM irdutrd anyhow1 c i m i i v i . vh M i m a : s h i r k mem p art,. Muik (u a ia n ’.ed 1.V Slalfotd Ro»i thould go al FA 2-47DA l i t s „ Park A ,FA 2 M il JO*, id' fa r d moloiv at aurlinn i.a t , wa.hing ma.-hine. »pin d ryer, F l'M F S - S P R IN K I.I R wh'drtalr pricea in prtferl condition NO • 4701, SVSTI.VJS Flnan, r Plan AH type, and «ltr«. in ,tailed i k , t ■ th* b i hel. F A J-oui* | | _ P e i, I.D r.tn c t *ao p lir. • Da l! Y m r lfir * WK R E P A IR AND S E R V IC E M guagr •hnlgun—go.-rl rendition. tlint doc ?\I9 Hiawatha * ie S T I N T Rn\ "f ,hell« *10 Willow-. Ph. Markin# and Supple Co. Cute pupi'ir ntanrheater A fn*. FA 2TI97 207 W 2nd St. Ph F \ 2 »»J 2 tcriei m i*rd 13 F V 2 2329 ItK D I M IX H IM R F T F . I II M IN I. l i — v R T IC l.F S t t v v r K D Window Sill* — Llnlel* II. II. PO PE CO. Dteaie T iap * -- Dry Well* Ca*h Inr furniture or *uiplu«. 200 S. Park ---- F t 2*23* (Totheallnt Pott* -- Cemenl Super Trading Pott, SanfniHM IR A C LE C O N C R E T E CO. lir -F TTMHD,,. T m " T tVIWWB Di Undo llw y F \ ?Un',T. 3 i* Elm (*e . FA 2 3711 17- l i r \ IT ? ~ P 1 R i n R S PLYWOOD .SPEC IA LS I * * * ' , tiuod On* Side 14.04 Speelali.1 in Hair Shaping I I I < N Omni One Side U .M Slyling A Permanent Waging Pine Pong Table Top 3 1 9 t ll.C i Air Cond Snfl Water Rr *eIon ItrauD liar MR C4INIH IIDMNCi B A R R i m s i u i v c i y n im ik C O N T R A EI and R E P A IR W ORK Pno„ r \ 2 (V I! 103 So Dak FA 2 M il loa; Sanford \ * r . U f a 1-o im i r - m r A I.K B R I .r • A N TED P l.U im iM i Contrarting A R rp iira Flee E.tim aie* FA C TO R Y TO YOU Whitr Untl be 21 or n\rr Vpply ALUMINUM R. I . H A R V EY I'lg V Whittle V E N E T IA N Rld.NII.S 201 Sanford A«r Phone FA 2 U U Knrtuied head. Sag-proof bottom Woman, age 2-1 lo 33, for perman­ J t —PIANO S F R V H T rail with plao ic endi. Plaatie ent rrapnnlthlp inuitUin, itpld or rayon tape. Cotton nr nylon trp ld , e*tw>ilenrril in nffii * riA N II T ifN IN Ii A IlK P A IR IN i; curd*. H . I. HARMON work. Heady ami produeli*e S e n l.n r ik C lnnn wnd P a in t C o . w-nikri M in in g .a la ry ll<i wk. Ph FA 2*223 After 3 00 p in . II? 114 W. 2nd S I. Ph. FA 2-4«a prriiMll,- Inrreate*, V > d*<l .'I * IH II D IM . I a*N III \t TORS wk , apply * ollectlon Di* . Cie Cotton 4 Wool Yarn *. Notiana, lliilld to your plan*. illl llurrati, ft in (Ul San All Thread,. Tape*. Rmiodelinr and Addition* R D M .IN S IIO R n r SH O P Rank lildg d o n 1.1 h i: At Th* Sign Of Tha Totem P«U. Phon FA 2617 S, French Are. Wall Cg.-i&riij^r (BILLS WANTED FOUNTAIN CLERK I'rcfcr experienced irirl For .arpen li* palnllng irie rn ln g , toofltig and plaatrr repair, a* pi*all tile, aaheitea tuliog tna ,nnry nr wn«d ,tepa. leveling ami repairing g*ragr, anil s tr ik in g ra il FA 2 »W» :t F U R M l'l 111! and HOUSEHOLD • R IC IK10H4 V A LU ES • Q U ICK C R E D IT • EA SY TERM S Xleltey nnld'n D ru g S lo re I.A R tiK HOME WILSON . M A ir.R , S E L L air T R A D E I ' l u i n r r r n 3st^ r ~ New and U*rd Fu rn ilu rt Large .3 bedroom, two tile bath m . F A 3-MU F R K ilD A IR E applilnarr*. talea 111 K F ir . 1 St home " i l l accept .out eqjiD in Wanted Yeung man. white tn (il.X H A N T E E and ie r* i.e ti II High, Oviedo tim e tu n k Ph n o a * r .| E ( 'I I O L ’R T i t X D l f l N S - ’ am allei hi-me In trade Irttaied Fla Phone FO 3.3313 or SanIT'*) 31a ennui We Otinrnnlee I’entunnl 7 I win Sue 1|')II) wihhI Itnla R E IN D P P E N D IN T Sell Raw foul F A aftrr 4 p m Thter brdir.un xldei iiunie *to*e EACH 319.3(1 lr I eh Piodui t , t.oo.1 opening S .iliiiit r ilo n — O r X’ntir in Convenient tu thorrbei and In F \ oluala I .» See S A Paiuting interior * fklerior Re 3 Full sue Hull* wood Red* ahnpiung Total ptlre ITKiJ <« Slone* C h e e rfu lly Itefnmled p a or aitilitior , Sperialinne Smith, s , Ro* tdt! |'-1 ,nd EACH >19 Id R O IIK K T 4 " l i t . I M I S . Iteatlnr In Alan C a rlrr Paint Product« t .1 , or ,n ir I'aalrigh'a I Hide a l-ed with slip Coyer F.A 2 Ja*4 Itavmnnd I undqulit. Aaioe Dept T A J-*» 0 -D Memphit, llo m ri trady for iiumcdiatr o. 3(3 00 FA 2 3931 A llin tlr Rank Ridg Tenn Houtr Wiring F ertri. S r n t r r t I’.ticrlain Tup F.*t»n*lnn TeW t r .i pancy. You can m uir in Sid 3 iblrn Wl'h Chair* 33100 while w r pliM ti* tiif |.,p r l l . M A Y FA IR SF< TION Nire 7 l«-.| JI- W O R K 39 VNT p T T IIA N D A IX E L E C T RR' " • riKim hmi»e on J'r loU I’ h 1 Hi rlie r Wilh 7 Innertptlnf S a le , repr event at 1* e on th* Raby rittlng, ironing FA 7313 112 Magnolia F '. : • 9 li F 3 2 !**» M ittre«» I T * #0 Bunk Red* preniDe, weekday* * A. M. ‘ til Ceavkini houae rleanlng no 77-A - R1 li.D IS 'l, R F . P A I R S I Set Wrought3C.Iron Near i hadrnnm hnuae. le rra im 00 Pine A*e E AIM IM , ■lark S.ir.day i P. M '111 dark. floor*, large earpotle and ul I Ik1 Large O lflfe f)e ,k 3*9 3« Iv room M*‘h d#*n or will lake Baby lilting 117 S Fienrh F a r Painting rail Mr. T n ke r I'h E( IK II .’S H ED D IN C CO. b,hiding lot* at down pa.m enl. F I 2*139 or FA 2-'<W7 Il» S«. Macnnlia \*e . F.A 2 1121 Phone PA 2 2374. Carpenter work, labinet* of all Odham & Tudor, Inc. Seminole Realty C n |o r« W o ro t ShosunaksA Beautiful i.rw 3 nodrcemi. J lUth lu> nr. 4)jtk Floor •. F loti,I.i II 11..111 Itullt-in K ltc h rn . 3 Large ( la i T r r r , J77.3cifl i4> T rim * or will trade for * m * ilrr homr ( Urdidom. 2 Dali) home. lo,aled cm 3 l.aiiie Lo t*. te>ta of Shade S22.34H) 1 llrdfiKima, 2 bath*. Dm . S .r r . n rd in l loiida Room, with , ol ihe glaa* doori, Kllrhen f i'ilp pe l 1M OOO il3 ,W i F It A Mortgage. 4 Bedroom*. 2 Ralh* Ju*l rr ilured to I16.39U. tiwid Term* 1 Hednom*. Iwo atory, A I t-nc, linn IIT^no. Term * 1 Brdrbom . I Rath. Kltchrn equipped. T e rra rro F l o o r a 113,J'J) Will trade for im allrr hour, T ia tle r or Vacant Lot* 1 llrdtoum*. 1 hath, on Dr L it* I13.0U0, i ;.* h| term*. Alio may br had with | f^jti and furntthrd n fl.X IE E Y O D IIA M . I'rr*. if dr tired 3 lirdr.otn. oltfer home. goo.| ).. ( n r . H a y . 17-9? A 27lh SI. ration Only ttO.OUO IV n d i 1‘baae I t 2-1101 Down, iiood Term a. Ilup'r*. Furmahed. for trade for 2 nr 1 bedroom homa in the Wynnrwood area. Fuininhed home Ju .l out nf rity. City water A *rwer leit I X U M E ir S A f iK N T V it* x 132 •jarag e. b rrn rw a y. N. A. Farm er, Realtor T-dat IA23U ro O rly JTVi -lo-, I), II. AAhit more, A»*or , 1 Tedinom houta 110,V»i Only 11* S Frenrh A*e Ph F A 2 3721 1\nfl down. After hourly FA 2 2*14 nr FA 2 *121 H K .il. E S T A T E D RIV E-IN 231* I'rrn c h A '» C herry Real F .ta le Agenejr D ai FA 2 9929— Notary .1. X V . H A L L |J 1 ‘* \3 11th St. I'ear-llarher Shop Iteatlnr •Call H i l l ' l*hune FA 2 3C.I1 l.(M (I 3RROR 1 year old 2 Iwlrm lo>mr Kledrle Mtulem .3 bedroom qualitv home —kitrhen equipped —| year nld — kitchen. la L u tle w indu*,. tile tin It w atrrfiont. S a rn fire hath, utility rutmt, larse bnrk price 31(,*30 ll.lo h down barliecue and planter I .and 372 <ht mo * *-apr l around. F u ll pucr K'9'io Will a-»an;r term* TV ?7*d7 3 an e * high and dry. I m il'* from city. 32.71h. Term * avail­ able 2 > aerr* of farm land, tiled and hat flowing w ell Eaat aide of Sanford FA 2 M IS. S i . J o i n t / v o iiiy ^ a a y a a y Larsre .*10” x fiO" Dinette fi 0 * sw.t Month Specials |t — r k a i. f s t a t f Low Down Payment T K ltH X Z y .il I I .O l (Its « t a t »: o r r i.o iu o A . #t •' t *• IN T I I E VAM i: -%Nlf IM 'M i: Ai TM* Ml IT Y «•! Till*. ?T xTI! 4*K r u 'i n t * s T 41 TMK B T I P «»l » l.u ltio \ AM* TMi: T X M 'A V K IH mo r i liT V •■wNrisj* \ m » « i t » i.Nb or T ll» : H TX TI. MK k i m i , II * \ A"D i »■ * 19IS Mf N •» I. H f i l l NTV F t.«*ltlt*% IN* l-l *1 ' ; N*»N .IU > ll* i:S T f * *xv .NI N•I I’ ll «• n n TT I'M f*t‘ MJi **t r*» t a n * T in s T H I T I .l v Xl.t. 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I1A 3 *i*T anclrnr Attof» ») f. r t • Ninth In In #1 *l of ’ i* *• * | 1*l| * . til * 11 a•11 tt • 3.-d al * 1 etf *1 » il>e . 3 bedroom home, s.oilh I'ln ecird Dior i * * f.*r Pat l» im • ira>unable dn u payn.rnl A If Da* Kufi* I. T%oiiipt< n I'lo.ne FA k’ 3700 A;» t i l l : VOt I t l l L I l i l l I’ V Y IN i; It t :\ T 7 IF wo. tn i* K O VER i i i i: s i: o n s T A N D iM . M o d m t r ly P ric td v U .IT .S . A COME IN A T A IJE IT O YER. 1 liriltiovn klt'n rqiupped Wall lo wa'I ea-t-rl VVJO 0*1 Down— J I J SO per month ? Itedroom. wit. equipped altrar live y a .J K.NXXm «uh 1 W 0 0 1 dow i . t : i >«j month 2 lied I inl'11, ktb lien equipped Sm all alira e tivr plot in quiel XXE AUHANGK •erlion iloo ml dow n, ITS CO mo W H .- n .ir S T E M P E H A«enry A M . T Y P E S FIN A N C IN C Reallor A lo tu ie r Av.oc, L im a II <*tier, II K Taffer A rlrtt P rice , K ie r c ll Harper phone FA 2 4M1 112 N. Pack 495 Down Newly decorated • Ltd'oom h., i»c, kitchen equipped. 473 a # 2 ielru o m laouae, tight* and wa­ F.A 2 22*f. le . 333 month. K.A 3 2377. . a i. r s T \ t i : f o r s \ i . r ? PrHr.'om b|o.-k hntic. fii.Mabed Nolan Rd. Ph M only achiwla utilities, FA 2 03A3. r "N o tice the nparkle o f the diam ond", the warm b ril­ lia n ce o f the sap p h ire*, and how effe ctiv e ly it hold* e m ir double c h in u n,'* ■ $8 2 8 0 00 1 Brd.uom hou»e, krtcl.cn equip­ ped. Acuna road from lla rc a r 3 r e m trailer. ItU I llu* 30, fitvetview ,A\e I ’honc F .\ 2-333>. Aluminum Co. on IT 92. Ph. Pmmtnlw s'»3 F A I C4M. 3 niuniv fuinlthed. 133 Adi n 113 N. Jatrcine Aye. 1 brdriiom duylea. furntfued with i \ i m i : i mm i m « mi ii i mi i in «»:< MMI J l Mil I I I I III* I I I Ml FI.M H IIIIa IN X X II I Mil I IJMX t i l l M l . 1*1 «MIIII %. 1% I II %>C I I. X l . U K >11. I«f#1 i l l i.i: M * I n .i* n ? h s Mi.v »:t-ni >t»:sT r o llun > |fflr t f Iht L U l l ^ tfl flM flill. 1*41 . olirr. O DM. K»*»* >jnJ*i*ic. I*»a U n til t.^kla r tawtj. ^ ( Include.* L’lo a in ij) 3 *. dr.eim, i hath, floor furnace, S P E C IA L S E R V IC E * 30 ^2300° * IS b*drrom all mndrrn equity, lake up payment F a ? tiw;. j— m Room unfurntahed apartm ent.) Apply apt. 2. 2 0 !i Sanford ..* • 1 1 l _ A t T D ItO B tL E A —T R A IL E R * Sawunuie I pboDler, A Hod* Shop Dtiveway and al.low aIV« fre e I nrm rrlt Dow'* l o u r Shop r illm a t r l, FA I 7173. No* I am ale-1 at — M A T I H ESS III N o ' \T » n a. .*01 W. r .t St. FA t-T S T li m iO I S T F R I N C . It m il pay YO U to •#» u i before Free Katnvale F ’ee (veil ery you buy. Open F.vonlng* and C fS T tM i n i I L I REDDING C l). Sunday*. p i i t i : c n i o i A , M ir. K A S T S 1 IIE T K A II.F R S A L E S mo U . 13lh. FA 2-TiAt P alatk «. Fla. A U T O C L A S S I9V1 plan H„u»e Trailer. 30 ft., t DOWN M ANOR Uurmitird ajm tnient. 20U j W' lai 5 T h l l H i Oct. 23, 195f—F a r e 9 4 '',r r M O ItTC A C E no i j r x u r Y i N i . NO ( ’LO SIN G c o s t s C O U N T R Y CLUB 3 b rra lii IAFF * A •DAT Furr.iihed apartment, 3 room. lit . floor, rloaf to town. Call Nearly nrw beautiful 2 bedroom FA 2 *»f>t. tilt bith m aio nry homt. C * rport*, utility room, iptce hearIto .u r for rent. 24Jn Yale A '* . t r Nicely iamDcaprd Call FA 2 4291 I ’ h . C A 2-7.182 Nicely furniihed 2 bedroom ai.d I bath a p e ttre tt. Coupie only. Lea* ins Sanford W II «acri(lif FA 2iW 4. 9'2 Sanford Ave equity, you take up 1ST mnruhly o iym rn ti. 2 bedroom JR home Slteping room, p 'tia ’.e fam ily. Pn referred porch, carportf, utility F A 2 7.30* room, corner lot. Sec he ween V v E I.A K A A C '. ItT M K K T S : rov»» 7 A 9 any rv e n ln i. 101 Counp rivat. bath*. 11* V.’ . F ir*t St. Irjr Club C ircle , off W. 20ih SI J room modern hoi** tra ile r., Adult*. Apply 2419 Onan-b D* | Tbia i« • s u n t part to the flits Theatre for I-e-*!* Rotunda K*p 2 bedroom homr, kitchen furnl»h dak Oct. 3(>. 'M ed. Available November i*t. Adult*. Cali FA 2 7664 2 trail lu rf) TO D AY U arhelir apartm tr.l, ground floor 313 Palmetto A * f ” 1 (*lt R EN T room apartment furnDhed. Adulta onlv. l« P i Park Avr 5 Chr OXVNKRS S A C IM K IC K M OVE IN The Gable*. 207^ Fo r Rent. 2 bedroom .-partment. 3 room ar.d private hath, 'Jp 'la .:*, furniihed apaiim cnt. • te a 1 . unfumiahed egeent kit. her 12'*t Adult,. RW per month t i'i l l r l W 1*t St. Phone F A 2 0991. lonvllte A>e. _______________________ - — —-------2 clean apaHmenl* r**l> punte*!* j room frame hnuie 01. 'arse lot One * 4: SO. f ill Tark ^xt coruplrte’y lurnnhed. IIwv i l l ? , 1 mile north nt St. John, bn '.tf J,*rge 2 bedtoom (umlahrd iparlPhone FA 2 3«90 nient. HIT W. l i t . FA 2 03<W 1 Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads l id S . Park A *e. Ph. FA 2-«l73 Acre Hied farm . 3 bed 100m home, large barn,. Inquire: Jm eph R. I-evy. EA 2 1223. T . XV. M E R O . n r o k e r Phore F A 2-24*1 I T IS R E A L ESTATE *<k Crum ley A Montrlth Reduced 1 y e n old on canal In at 117 Soutii / ark I ’h. FA M M S L>ch A rbor. $72 mo. F A 1 3921 •7- rrnmne rr srimrr RAYM OND M. H.XU. REA LTO R A Third FI. I Park Y all ( all Ph-me FA kind* Corner rahlnrl* buill A i m F k i i i a i ." D E C D ll.X T D R S Inalalled Free r i l l m i t r i painimg vul papning FA 7 7311 l A 9 M l....... I A 2 T an* after * ii {SAVES INM RMR New A I netl Avenue South I t ir n ilu r e urn! A p p lia n rM Fla branded pra t l r ll nurte Pel Carpenlrr wotk wanted lloat 1* Rail • ale duty Rrfeien.ea W'rltr pair a ,oe< lain* Robmaon Lake 2 3**1 bn* r<\ Herald Mary, Phone FA 2 1*3? ?01 :im r. F u tt S i Ph F A 2-M ia n ew i n rn to o M h o u se C j h alh l, deep well, awning win I do painting. F A 2-7921 F L fO R unding in i f n'»hing U'ed furniture, *ppli»nee«, rnnl* dnwt foned walla A Platter. Cleaning, waring Serving etr Rough!-,nld La rrv '* Mart Rah, lilting FA 2 7241 Semiruilr (n nn ly ,lnre 1923. Ilullt 11. dote A cabinrti Car 21.3 Sanhrd Ave Ph F.A 2 AIM II M C.lramn. Lake Mart mule A marble chip proof roof Rahv lit, 7 p m la m II 73 C la .iillr d Dunlav •'**r. lot I ml So of city, ion 1 r A 7 2.31J - ' .- S D I H K.w— PF.IISON Al S yd, off 17 92 Terma TA 2 7113 Board children dav and nighi ROLlJAWAY llaip ital and Itaby Owner T H IS W E E K S S P E C I A L ! 311 V> per week FA 2 2377 Red, Day, Week nr Mtnlh — I> te fiont homaa from 37VH We 19.34 Mobil* Home Tel FA 2 31*1. Furniture C «n i*r invite your perannal inipectuvn 22- lluainVM • Ippurtunitiea 1.3 ft ’ Lm g to fl Wide 2 1*3 Welt Fleet SL *• that* are t*repiinn*t hot* R US IN FAS FOR S A I L • IN I.3 11.993 T ER M S W T < ORRF-TT. Rmker Ph A ,l.3.(ioo long eitablithed bu*i n* O T I'S PALM MANOR NO *4711 Slop In and n u t with 01-^ Hem , fnr th* ,ged nea* for 3a .aoo. it w ill pa> in K9o Oflando Dr. S*nf'-rd InveOigaie thi* ad 111) F. 2nd No Obligation Phone r \ 2 7214 St , banlord, Fla Model 11 Mobile Horn* P O T T E D P L A N T S l*b FA 2 142? er F A 2 P27(* S A N F O R D Service Slat 1.in for tale | , ( a AlA'OHOl.lCS ANOYMOUS open S .ilrn A I'.ir k Kim Ph I A 2 7141 meeting, on Prtday night* *• F L O W E R .1IIO P. W* telegraph g nop m ai the Royal Ambaiaa 2919 So Oilernlo Dr. 2 3-- Sperial SeTTicea F IS H E R S N U R SER Y ilui itutliting, Central liaptKt ia u fu id Ph. F a S-7233 Magnolia A Itnora FA 2*013 T fleviilu n Tulre, Teited Fret. I hiiich 11 A Oak Avenue. Ornamental Shrub* Tree* Peat R O L L IN S H O R R Y SH O P A l Th* Sign O f The Tmem Pole. W O O D RU FF'S 2*17 S. Frenrh A»*. Farm A Carden (enter W E L L D R II.I.rN fr ANNUALS F a iria n k i Mur<e Pump* 10) C ile ry A*# Repair* to alt make* ROW 3RD C. I-ONO la rg e eeleailmi *7 H.burua, full 107 T. Commercial Are. \A e in * it r >ou lo lie n u r Ruewtw nliw oltltfly free bloom. 31 ho up Alto beautiful Then* F A 2-2*33 Crnton*. 1 00 up " i lh n t il oliliK htio n nt o ne o f S a n fo r d ’s lead in g (■ R A P F.3 II.LK NL’ R S E R T Xfotrln w h ile >uu lo c a le n u tlab le h m n if lf fo r EN VKlvO PFS, ir t t in r h r iii. »tate C,rape*t'l* Ave, Ph. F.A 2-OMi >*m nnd j o u r fa m ily . P ic k up j o u r k ey n t ( h r m *nti, Invoice*, hand bill*, and, Snlen D f lir e , p r o g r i m i . etc. Prorre**i*e )l — A L T O M O D II^ S - T R A IK KR S " Printing C«. Phona FA 2 2*31 ~ 1*3* Che*rolet Bel Aire ,porl» Ahl W rit 13th St. .rttjpe Power glide, radio and Quick laundrom at Barrie* heater. Call Mr. M a ile r F A Shirta Fm iihed In 41 Hoara 2 1330. K iten iio n SIS «r 274 R R A IL E Y ODHAM , P rc i. Sandora D ry Cleaning Corner llw y . 17-D2 & 27th S I. Phone F A 2-L\0l 193* 2 ton Cbryrolet truck, 13 ft. K !>th 8». Fnodmart Hldg. bed I ’hofit FA 2 7(29. h O L 'T IlB ID b U k lifc J t t U U A T Mather of Sanford fcJg~#i:AgW XVEIeCOMK NAVY AND NEWCOMKRS TO SANFOKI) Odham & Tudor, Inc. I 49 4 * *-* ..• ■**!•' *-4*^ * > a #e • �is - fKI r- ’ 1 • H W W I W * * !. - e lady wise ELECTRIFIES! w onder th a t In F lorida, electricity ib the K I - K C T c ’O O K l E L E C T R IC rs Automat W A T E R H E A T I N(J Conlrst Simplest \ ^ n e o p e jf Safest Cheapest \ UVE B lTTER -fU C TR IC A llY 20? Magnolia A * * W. Scott Burn*. Mgr LOOK FOR THAT MILLER RADIO ttfy o u d ; DIFFERENCE and A PPLIA N CE Get the Rent — GET NORGE HOT W ATER ‘84” ---- — - ■ In — Automatic Electric HOT WATER i H EATERS “ ’124” HEATERS NEW 3 0 - INCH MORE convenient because of new E LE C T R IC Magic Control RANGES . . . efficient because of Calrod Magic Circle Heat . . . dependable becauae of — WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF v new triple tank protection Choose from 30 to 82 gal. capacity EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED NORGE APPLIANCES OP 118 S. PARK A LU E LEE BROS. Sanford Electric Co. Stamps P M ’M H IM t S U P P L Y and CONTRACTOR 11G Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0352 FA 2-1562 319 Elm Ave. Rheem... - H d Q m ta it made hy the WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF AUTOMATIC STORAGE WATER HEATERS. the miracle of cooking luxury and RHEEMGLAS meal making ease Imperial or From Rang* Top To (h en A ll Conking l* Automatically Simple. RHEEM K vtfl the Moat Delicate Fonda A re Galvanized Imperial Faa> Tn Prepare W lh a Hnlpolnl. 10 YEAR WARRANTY IIOTPOINT RANGES FROM EA SY TERMS A V A ILA B LE 5 Yearn Cnrunditlonal and 5 yean I’ m-rated The Model RC-IIOt, the wm ltl* fine*! 30-inch electric range. SEE TH ESE FEATURES It I. Slalntena Steel Control Panel 1. Lighted Puah Outtona t. Manl Timer 4. Ore* Timing Clack V It © 8. "Touch Ov m n Storage Drawer I . Twin-Glo Yertlck Rroller T. S o a r Tent Calrod Unite Three nttracthe and moderately priced «ater heater* with many e i. ceptinnal feature* are engineered for long ruat-free life and all type* of water area*. W . 3ft. tn . « . a « . H .B . P O P E 82 and 120 gnl. rapacity r m -COMPANY200 S. PARK AVE. Sanford, Fla. ROM — FA 2-4234 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4403 FA 2-0852 �ft tO Miners Die, 8 4 Are Buried S P R IN G F lt L D . N . S. (U P I)— W •ary reacuerg worked deep in tha rubble - strewn Cumberland Coal and Railway Co. nt^ e here today in nn effort to free 8-1 trapped miner*. Hut a company spokesman said there was •'little hope" any ttould be found alive.. TOe miners were amon* 172 trapped in an earth-ahaking »----------------------------------|"bump’* Thurday night which Mnt * YOL. Xl.lX Kslahliahed Wanted Sfmtlfc AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA F R ID A Y . O C TO BKR 21. 1?:>8 Arrested After Wreck Vi*in*m W. Dunn, Dvimycnilic nominate for the District l si-at on (he futility Commission, spent six hours in Semin* ole County jail early today on charges of driving while in. toxica ted, Dunn vvii* l.nigi-d in ja il at 12:110 n. m , hy Oviswlu Con* *t.title (ioorgi- K e ls e y , H*- w as tvlenssnl i i I h iu i tl a. n i. Jitte r (Hi.-ting .<200 bond. Dunn's at te st *<«me a fte r h is autom obile ran o ff the road and into a diteh n e a r Oviedo about midnight. | l TX Observer Shut * Sports DitifiMing' Lyman Girl Dies Of Heart Attack Cheryl In School Copters Rescue 11 Chamber Reports: 'Plodding Along' Weather , offer ha* not mounted *harply doe* not indicate that no work fa being done, the campaign lead­ er **id. lie pointed out that hr know* that some of the captain* iiho have n»t reported “ have Iwen doing some go.«l wotk in the field.*' At W . I.re , McKtbbln pointed •u t. It laading lh* group of cap­ tain* in the number of reported collection*. At a reporting meeting sched­ uled for this afternoon it was espeeted that captain* would turn in a *um that would pu»h the racsipt* well along toward the 0.000 goal. Tha C of (7 office I* eager to hear from any firm in the coun­ ty that ha* not liven contacted, hut whove management want* to btcoma a part of the progressiva affort of tha rommunily. Baton Clas.s Slated Hulun tw irliag lessons w ill he hdd tomorrow morning at South•wl* School from 10 11-10. Tfie recreation department will The city wide hula hoop eor.trtt -te>n*«r those cla t.e t In.rruction final* will fie heid in Fort Mrllon w ill I * by K v ir K rn ttert, Jud> Park tomorrow, starting al 1 p. Herron, and Pat Smith. Each atu■ lent n,a*t furnish her own baton. m. Co-spcntt-red hy Ihe City Rerrration Department and lh# Loyal O fficials To Return Order of Moo.#, preliminary con­ City Con mlaalouer A l Wilton fetti were conducted earlier till* and City Manager W, E . Knuwet week w ill fr iu in tomorrow from (Tear Judge fur the contctt will he water, wher* they have twen at Mm . Grace Thuraton. Mila Polly lending lh# mtvling of the FloriMuxley and Harold Kaitner. da Leagu* of Munidpalltiaa. Hula Hoop Finals Slated Tomorrow # ‘fWHITEVILLE. n c. a'P It Seven-year-old Bill W ard may ba the prettiest student In Mr*. Itfigh Stout'* Hi*! Itiade .!*« • at William* Township School '<■■1 hr a not in the running for Halloween queen anymore. It look *H of Mr* Stout'* coaxing lo persuade Ihe rla .s to pick a girl candidal.- after the student! had nominated Hid un­ animously. He couldn't h . * ^ ueen" candidate, she argued. • We don’t care." rephrd blue eyed Dabble Jacob*. ' « * »»nt B ill. He's the prettlcat." Ih e youngster* finally chang.d thrir mind* and new Debbie n the candidate. Member* of ihe Ssnford Male Chore* w ill rehrarse Monday night •t 7.30 at the Civic Center. Charles C *'*el* of DeBary will direct the practire. C an e!*, who eonducted the rehear**! last week, ha* hsd eitenan* esperlence tn chnrsl work, which will add grratly lo the accomplishmenls of the local male linger* tfeftny man who enjoy* tinging w h | be welcome I" meet with the ehorua Monday night. Thief’s Ivoot Heavy LONDON (UPI»— Pulie* hun* ed today for a stolen 14-ton. eightwheel truck carrying • 5 ton, 11goo^-vide ab*# a propei.er. LA N D C H A N G ES H A N D S—Theae are the ttimt who look pari in negotiations w hltli Iranvferrctl Ilnvcim Park from Phillips l.untU 'r & Millwnrk*. ! n r . to Shoemaker Tun* atructlon To. ye*tenlay, l,e ft to right minimi the table. A. It. IVti-ieoi J r ., St. Jnhn'e R ea lty: \V. U. Hulehisoit J r ., attoitiey for Shoemaker Conatruclion; A. Iv. Shoemaker J r ., preaident of the company which iwnra hiv name; R, K. 1-teH. executive vice presi­ dent of pltillljv*. and Jnmc* K . Ru*h, altornev for ITiillipt, tlltra h l S ta ff Photo) Ravena Park Purchased by Shoemaker Dulles Says Reds Don't Want Pence, Seek World Rule WA5IIINT.TON tu rn - Sccre tarv of State John Foster Dullr* tald today that thr> Chinese t'omiiiunisu appaiTiitly want to keep Dunn last night attended n clambake at the i huluota tmi, an affair to whl.h *1! county of­ ficial* and many buiiaesimtn were invited. H* waa returning home ai the Ilm* hi* car left the road. Shortly after hi* release from jail tins morning, Punn came to The Sanford list aid to tell hit •tory. He aaid he •'had nothing to hide. I jtm don't know what hap­ pened." Hi* voluntary tlatam cnt aaid: the fighting sung .n t h r V .r Ka'st (i,r “ “ m' ,n l!f* and are not intereilrd in Or,,-ere that t have been charged with driving while drinking. I havi e ffn ril lo promote peace had a clean rocotd. The only traf­ The Shoemaker C o nitnlctlnn' that the purehsw prtr# was 375 Paved strrrl* with Miami type thitlr* said the Nationalist*, on fic violation on mjr record L fot r « , Sanford, yesterday purchased 000. | curhs, and a roinmiitilly water |hc other hand. Have rtn renounced overtime parking. I don't know Itavrna Park. Inrm rftv owned by i A K Shoemaker, presiilent of system will be In.talled, Shoemak ihe u«e of force to carry oi out Hielr whsth»r 1 pused out or went ta Phillip* !'ro,w'rtie*, ami announced the company said he planned to er aaW he planned t»* "leave every avuwr.1 ml**lon “ to bring ab.,ut sleep." plan* for Immediate construction *t*rt cunatrui-tion of Immea with- lir e t.iat can tie left on he pro- the reatoratlon of freedom to the Dunn taid he had taken foui oi ISO home* en the property. | in lo day*. Ilom r* will be In the perty. Located In a former cltrua people on the mainland '* Stamp* on the deed recorded in tIJ.noa Iti.Ovto pri.-o range, with giove. the hnne»itr» will tie shad­ Ite .aid the Red* teemed to tranquUlilng pills and four d rlaki ed h) cltru. and oak tree*. Some have broken their own ceate flre at the banquet. He added that a the Semlnolr Coutthouse indicated i F IlA financing available. prescribed oni 23 of the l«t* are on thr lakefronl. proclamation became th e want physician h id With home anti Mrrrt construc­ ‘ to throw roadblock. In the way tranquiliier per day, "hut I'm on a re tlrlrtrd diet and my heart tion i.hcdulfd to ttari immediate- e f atahilitcd tran q u lllt)." gave me a lot of trouble after I ) . nboemakrr said he hi ed to Propaganda Firing have home, ready for occilpnncy He added that “ it i i potilblr rating atl nf that rich food l i f t night." hy Ja n . t. that Ihe Bring I* mote for nayHe said h. had two drinks be­ Negotiations yesteid iy tirought chnlogl.-al than for m ilitary purfore dinner and two afte r dinner. al*»ut srle of Ihe nruperty hy pr«*e*.*' tiu llra laid the Ameitean na­ After a h e tr.y meal, he took two Seminole Count) olficcr* work­ Tbursby said, is John .Stanley Phillips t.umtier A Millwork, Inc . successor to Phillip* Pro p enir. tion can he thankful for tile Nal- tranqulllrere. Some 20 minutei ^ * r° un,t ,h f flo fk 1* “ n'* hl * " d Hemp, 31, McKeesport, I ' a . who here Hrvena Park waa told by tionaliat government became ''it later, the pain had not eased and recently was tndirted on * tap* ,n •uPP*,r1 °< • *'s»n tic he t->ok two more, he said. lhe firm Iw raii*e it plan* to dote re*l»t» tho<e force* whose Central Voluna County manhunt tor seven charge. "I don't remember exactly dangerou* crim inal* who rtcapcd T he jail tweak came aland 10:3*1 01,‘ "I'erathm* in Sanford, official. pur|..*e I* world rule amt. to that what time II w * i when I left the from the Jad in I>el.and lait night. last night. Within 30 minutes. , „ , ,nd; ,.hr( '"l clam bake," Dunn taid. “ but there lit* homes will have three bed male defeat of lit. United Stale* One escapee, Paul K , Freeman, Seminole officer* had toads lead were people atill there. I waa rot> Somr wilt have oi e halh, " lhe Com niuni.ti irm lo be Cincinnati, was picked up early from Volusia blocked. Today, the) (roggy. | ran off the road. I lirve that they ran beat achieve oibert pvn Shnemaker »aid cut l.wi*' a* he walked ‘ I ops lh- <ot- were atilt on the J«S>' don't know what happened. Twa domination of the Western Paclftr skirts of U rLaod. Hot seven While hunting for the eight Vo- loiii-hullt humr t w ill lg p n .ililc men came by and tried to help others, including an atcusrd rap- lu ll* e-caper *. two convicts who *" lhe development. A v .lr* office If they perpetuate cimfu«lon am) me get my car out of the ditch. i*t« who officers taid ' would kill escaped from Ihe Orange County alreailv i* l<f.atrd on Ihe propelt). uncertainty and if they alternate­ We couldn't. Then Kelaey ram# Havana Park is loratrvl at the ly give Imi’c i (or peace and fears you In a minute," atill were twine ruad camp were nabbed In Oviedo out and arrested me. 1 w at very sought. by Constable tieor^e Ketsej They entranr* to la*ch Arbor on Coun­ of w a r." D u llii .aid in his state­ groggy, hut | remember him ment "They accompany th rir er­ try (.'tub Road Sheriff Rodney Tluirthy's olflcr escaped Wednesday, sped 1**1 arresting me. He brought me to The proper I) transaction wa* ratic action with intensive propa­ D rl.a I tald the etcaiw r* were night in ;ad in Sanford aid re jail. I woke up thta morning In tha ganda to the rlfect (hat pt fp handled hv A ft Peterson Jr.. | •pretty bad boys", but w eir mil turned to the road camp lodiv. ja il, called «ne cf Ihe officers and la tn the effect that if Ihe St. John's limit)- Shoemaker *■ was ' itsni1 I i-llrved lo be armed with anv hr let me out on bond." represented bi A lly. W. C, Hutch­ people of Asia would united to Hung ni-'ie deadly lhar knl> Dunn aaid "it might have beea espel thr United .Stairs hum the ison J r IteprrH’ ntlng Phillips mad* of metal bed slats. a cate of ton many tranquUlien, were It F . I.ted and A lly. James Wi tti-rn P acific, then all yvottld he hut I was afraid that n coronary Seminole officers set up a roa l w» It." K , It mb, laith of OrUnihj. was routing on." He added that block at the Lake Monroe Hitd^i" I might have gone to aleep.” near Sanford, The aeareh to,l*> In hit statement, he aaid that centered around the Club Ilia he wanted ' all of the (a rt ! pre­ mond area. sented ar. that the people Will Sheriff Thur»hy said that the With the l.<o*t of a joint ronlil know rva rtly whal happened.” He right pri winett used Ihe ''bed bution of *7*7. tendered hy the Mr*. Mildred P. Kielm an, 4*. added that 'It's the heat w ay to slat" knives to threaten a 20 year employe, of the Fbifida Stale died Wednesday at llr f t i p m In keep the record straight; 1 don't old Inmate and drew attention of Hank nlttl lhe Sanford Atlantic Four lining nf another Itvo i irm ly , whom they coerced into Nation aI Hank. Hie total in thr miles of I' S. Highway 111 Iw Seminole Mi-mutlal Hospital after want rumor* circulating ovar tha a long lllne aa. county, I just want the public to opening their cell door. United Fund m>w stand* «t 17.- tween OiUndo and Apopka haa . Mr* Kielman wa* born N'ov. knew the truth." 239, Roy Mann campaign ire* Most dangerous of lhe bunch. Iwen completed, the State Roa.l 10. 104®. 1; South Carolina. ShDunn said the arreat cam * at surer, reported (hi* mr.rnlng Department annnunce.1 today-.vn r tn Sanford from G aidrn City "th r worst posdblr tim e" and ad­ Conltihuthin* or pledge. In the The IM.'.OCI project Halted 5.5 Kan , In 1114 She was a member mitted that It "prubahly w ill hurt amount of 325 or more, were te mile* north*ed of Oilando and of thr Elder Spring* llaptlM m r In nty campaign." He haa a reived from continued . n il m ile, up | J. 8. Church write In opponent. Oviedo Mayor Sir* Cam ll '* If Ilru cr Ml ami I l l tuwanl A|Mipka in Irnlh O r­ Surviving are her hu*hand, Otto le e G ary, In the general tlecUoa Mr* Fred W Hall, Flrettonr Tire ange ami 8emlnoie Counties, Road N'ov. 4. k Rubber Co . O. le w li Dinkins. Hoard Chairman Joe firotegut Kielm an: nne daughter, Mrs. Laura Mae Hurst. Kansas City. Maffel Aulo Service, II It Fo|t* '•id . M o.; her ru other, Mr*. Fred C o . Inc,. J C . Prnnv l o , In c , Ill addition to four lane lilvhlnl P r ir s lr r , Sanford: four brothers, Mr and Sir A 11 Peterson Sr.. highway, the 1 inject Ituliidid F r r il Pi letter, Janies P rin te r, A. H Peter .on J r . Sherwood double overpa*. bridge* - enrh North Carolina: Wallace P rin te r , T r «. t- r Co Ho) Holler 2<W feet long ^ «.v«r the Sea* Smith Carolina; llrrh e rt P r lr ttr r, Sanford I. dge No. 1241, Elk*. l-oard A ir lin e '{allroad (la ck s, Sanford Sh'w Center, Suhurhan an iimierpa-* bridge at the A t­ lllinoi*: four alatera, Mrs Kiln* Murtin, Mr*. Jt * Sodi-rhlom, Pioparie M-tri Ga* C o , Cowan'., lantic Coa't I me tiai ks, and Western A .lo A ttoclalr Store, douhle-gr-vde .eparatton I iih I . m —. Mrs Sadie H arti*. Sanford: Mi* Fifty four suitimoruea have Margate! W iindrrlirh, Illinois, Mr*. I I . t ".,ke». Suutliern Hell, each I .'ll feet long — ever a coun­ Wen l»*ur,f for Juryman to ap> and two granddaughter*. ty road. "I from 'he G asttlbtrry and Funeral ii-rvires w ill tie held at pear *1 9:30 a. m. Monday fo r th# L-. 8. I l l already wa* four Fern Park area, (lacomplrie) 2 p, m Saturday al Etd ri Springs opening day of thr October term | tailed to the point out!Ida of 4Jr3lo; at of rolinty rntlrt. Baptist Chutrh, Rev J<>< Douthitt Uiuln where Ihi* project began Judge Wilrut) Alexander hat '■i-'lrgiit -aid four lairing of .urh officiating burial w ill I n* In E v e r­ 1 In.lull'd 40 ea-es for trial be major route* In t b-rlila I . one of green C entner). twreti 4)rt. 27 and Nov. 5, Gramkow Funeral Home is In the primary goal* of the Road Thu.e who have received a Jury rhsrge of arrangement*. Hoard. nunimnn* include: Donald W. Tanner, Raymond M. Fryer, Sanford P'llrce Chiaf Hoy Wil G e o rg e W . Jones, Sidney I . K e l­ llama and Mr* William* will Iravr ler, Garnelt H. High, Itoheit Hub(h i. weekend fur Miami, where Inson, W illiam W. Johns, • urtls the) wih aiu< d Hu1 Intrrnalional U v rn d * r, Herbert Lambert, A l­ i (intention <>f lha A.irv-ialinn of fred E . E rh , C o llil J. 4'agtleherry, Chief* of I' >!ire. t ewl* M. ra tio n , d a m n F. Hradquarii i t fur ibr world wide Young, amt Odin SI. Am irrson. event will b* »l lhe Fount*Inhleau Herald I. Collins, W illie II. F ils Hotel, wherr F lu iIda * Govrrnur grtald, Herbert 45 H ch rm f, Hen­ WASHINGTON i L T I i — I 'r e ii1 lhe I 'm n ir t i, in a "D e ar SinIx lln y Collm. w ill welrnrne the ry Ja rk io n , John O. Andes, Wil­ group nl nearly 2,(00 Other not dent KHennower (o-S a* a reptrd n v" le llr t . «»iil Week* lake, with liam A , Halley, Hubert II. Green, the resignation of rria ry of him "my deep gratitude for your able* .chertilei) t-j (peak include John A. G arrick, Sol Gordon, W il­ Com m -rre Sinclair W «kv and long and unttinting devotion to t n t Chief J Edgar Hoover. liam I*. Hall. Ja n ie . E . Ilraoknamed (in c u r l hatrrnan la’Wis I. duty and my very Iwst wlvhc* for shire, Henry M cLaulin Jr., Glenn S tra u .s of Ilm Atomic Enrrgy your future h e a I lh and happi­ A. L i ngla, James A . G ainer, Wil­ Fom m isilon lo aurcerd him. ness." liam O. f.iv icg.tou, It. E , SicWeek* rengned effrelive not " ft i* of roune very gratifying Connell, Theu<t.>re Dunn, W illiam later than N'-v in, lo me, av it muM he lo you. that C . F u lle r, John E. An-lerson, Carl Slrau<* hid s|ept-ed down as during ymir sis years as •ecrelary F. A more, Joseph K ahn, Juteph NEW YORK ((71*1 j —- Anyliody AK<* choir man June ad. Hr hat of com merer, the American econ­ t*. B ryan t, A rthur K. Ile llo ff, John want to buy ■ pet? tteen serving is aperihl ssilstant omy ha* espanded broadly and J . N’e tlle r, William I,. ( ’aider, Tile etv 1* puttier up fur **Ir' to the I'lrtb lrn t on atom* for- generated for our r it lic n i more Harold F . Cumhei land, i*. O, hippopotamus named B rrllc, j peace matters. Jobs, higher Income* and greater lla r l. Jack Dunham. Hoy I L Iwoyeara-otd and weighing l.WX) 1 Weeks laid in letter of m i g ­ alntndanre." the 1'reiidtnt said. Brown, Cllnto* F . Gorre. pounds, ration to the P m id cn t dated O cl Wreka wa* a member of the Arthur Bagley, Ale* K. Stroup, — Four llama*, Mire* girls and 22 that he »a» quilting “ only be original Kl.enhower C a b i n e t U ro y Darrow, James II. Ilruwdy, one boy. cause of prrvdng hutinrss, prr which to»k office with the t'resi- Rudolph L. Duffy, Janies A. - T w o elk. soual arid family conaideralions, dsnl In January 1951. Only three Hickson, J . Vidal June*, Fr*d C. - Four deer. which stenird to me to make R. membvra now rem ain—Secretary Bennett, Harlan IK*. How, Jamaa Purchia* Commissioner Joseph im perative that I return to Boston of State John Foster Dultei, Al- L . Lambert, Theodora U . DoV. Spagna taid the surplus loo and to my lr ,i..e s l. there," Adams, Je h i Hculture Sccrctaiy E tta Taft chant, Jacob resident* probably w ill go on sale "Obviously I do this with great Henson and Rostinaiter General Bird, R. T. Cooper amt Will l a * neat month. | reluctance," Week* wrote. Gore Carpenter. Arthur E . huuraerfieid. Seminole Helping Volusia Manhunt UF Total Climbs Past $7,000 Mark Two-Mile Stretch On 44t Completed Mrs. Kielman, 48, Dies In Hospital Jurors Summoned For Court Monday Boy Is Nominated In Queen Contest Male Chorus Sets .Weekly Rehearsal NO. 290 Commission Nominate News Briefs « i Tailed Pr*»n Leased Wirt Dunn Jailed On Drunk Driving Charge 1coll and rock alidea roarlnc 1through the tunnel*, doling por­ tions of the mine. Sc*entv eight mineia wrre re*cu»«d. Nine bodin were reported lighted In the mine by reacurra § 1 0 , 0 0 0 T O O L O W and one bndv was recovered. makLO X !)O S , m , _ The K arl of Dundee toot uver a* minUler The United Fund today addid a mg the death loll 10. The rom p.ny said . I t taper- , w W |g||| )M, rtW iu , , J IV . replacing fo lia r hu« to a somewhat >>lu« were i» he U r J M lncro(l , h(> r , . j Knrd be r a it occasioned by the failure of t i.o .y personnel ht cou!dn’t | („ or. the many of the campaigner* to re­ mine when . •■bump, or underV i |1M 0# t „ 'ir v , port their accomplishment*. Roy iround upheaval which remit* in Stann, tre siu fe r. ind Howard Mc­ .he movement of the coal aeam. ,- \ s k s F O P B a l l o o n Nulty, rh aiim sn , reported an ad- trapped them i t two level. ‘ We'll never give up,'* »aid liar- i >.iun of $757 from the employee* WASHINGTON l U I ' l ) Thr the Sanford Atlantic National ry Mackmnon when he emerged United State* haa again asked the grimy from tha pa alter working Bank and the F'ond* State Rank Soviet Union lo return any Am eri­ In announcing folie-tlon* nf underground iteadily for more can w eathrr research ballevor* 3414 on a payroll deduction plan than 14 hour*. at the National bank, Mann »aid The rescue team* allrinpling to that fall «m Soviet territory. I that he frit that a film that v * . fret- AJ men trapped at the 13,000 •Ilnvtl In the bank’* vtaff by Kelt h o t'le v e l v-rre reported having Swc nrth M dntO lh bad a great deat difficulty '»ith Hie tctp m j ga*. B E IR U T , Lebanon (U I‘ 11 to da with the wholehearted par­ Other men were believed trapped di*h air forte Warrant O fficer R. R. F. Carliavn w *t «hot and ticipation. "The graphic portrayal 400 feel d-wper. of 'he need* to tw met by the U F Shot hi cl reiative* and friend* of wound'd Wetlneaday while flying mpel» one to think of the Weed* ‘ the Fill missing men crowded a U. N . reconnaissance mission those who are le** fortunate a.uund a fateful device known *• U . N. official* announce.! Thur* than o u n e lve i,” eald the bank * "ta< hoard." A* miner* are day night elce preaident. brought to the surface their num McNulty, in submitting tb» l l i t tv red tag* are taken from ih» fu b ic ril’ed by the tta ff of the l*u ,-d, signifying to the faimlle* WASHINGTON tU P D — The Mate Hank, laid that a fuller involved that their men are alive. A ir Force teports that 3,222 of it* appreciation of the Importance The tave-in thundered around pet runnel w eir killed or diiablrd «,( "(fierinyr one hour’* pay per the m’ner* at 7:10 p m. Tliultday la*t year in sports a .liv it ie . The month" —the theme of the film With I ‘ bump" that writ fell on term •‘di*ahled" mean* lost to b u n i uaed by trie I T —prompted duty for one day or more from the genfrou* response of the em- the turface ar far at 14 m llrt. any lype of Injury. lujeea." | lie added that Melntoah I* showing tha film this week to H O LLYW O O D t U I’l ) - l-ui* to groups at the Naval A ir Sta­ Turner'* daughter Cheryl, trying tion. but that tt would be availto rc»ume a normal life. h a . startable for any firm that wi*he* to rd to atfVrtd clataet at a public http in this I T effort -to meet school. the needs of deserving, but unfor- ' A IS-year-old tmngwood girl colS ix month* ago .he slabbed to tunate fellowmen." McNulty atvi Mann commend c l lap ted and died yesterday as she tiratli tha movla queen's under­ prepared to board a rthool but world boyfriend. Johnny Multip­ the fine rpirlt of Ihe financial at l.ym an High .School. art* to. flrn tl’ staff and urged other or The Saminole County eorvmer'a ganitations to follow^ the "one idfire Said Louise Wagner, (laugh­ feme's pay per month" plan a* a ter of Mr. amt Mr*. James 8. H K R C IIT K S G A R D E N . Germany means of “ giving the easy » a y " . Wagner died of a heart attack. ( U P I | - Two U. 8 . Arm y hellShe collapsed at 3.05 p m. a l she coptcis Thuriday rescued It Her wa* boaidlng a bus for her home. man* mar.aii>ed In A d.Jf Hitler * She and her fam ily moved to beloved “ eagle ne»l retreat high 1-nrtgwrood In 194ft. She was born in the Bavarian Alp*. The group, in Spartanburg, S. < , March A including two women, wa* i to­ ip 45. She w a. a meintwr of the la ted !>) avalanche* can-id by a First Haptl.t Church. Surviving, in addt mn to her i **v«n-day .now aiorro. ar r thrra brotheev, I’ teddirg progress was made In parent*, jam e*, Hnoald and Vern-»a*<.*\wi lh e last two day* in the Chamber ♦ Commerce drive In so fer a* L t ii'e r , S K nl*y Jean W*gn*r. F i M .*'■ aeivic-a will l>* heid F a ir through S aturd ay. IH rIi dollar receipt* **• concerned. The total returns of the campaign at 3 p. m. Sunday al thr new IihU j SO lo S3, low lunighl Iv to F irst Uapuit Church, laingwoud, inched upward to $u,(Wt0, v .li(f..d 13. Variable wind* 1 to 13 mile* McKihbln, mrmber.hip chairman, the Rev. I>ewil Futrh officiating prr hour. Burial w ill be In la-ngwoud Cem­ reported. Tha fact that tha trade body etery, tiramkow directing. yniled Fund Gels Boost From Banks 1908 m 1 1 .1 • **3 Chief To Attend Police Convention Sinclair Weeks Resigns, m m iN O , a f t e r — e . j . Moughton, Sanford in«ur* «nce Hg^ncy owner, get# a little "iiuturanfc" »t the I i I och! Honk (top) Thurs­ day. Hecoivinir hi* doialion In Mra. Marjorie (inode, Orlando, of tha Ccntnil Florhla B l o o d Bank. Bottom (’By Recrea­ tion Director Ronald Ferry ext* a steak after donating to th« blood bank. 1*ha aleak cam* courtesy of tha Lika Lodge, blood bank ejionaor. (Herald Staff Photo) Ike Picks Lewis Strauss Want Unusual Pet? They’re For Sale •a JJ � 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, October 23, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 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>, October 23, 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