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Council 'Nettled'
By Flora> Request
Once-Useful Basement Terrorist Leader
Leaving Today's Home
WASHINGTON (UPI) The Ifettlorali a p p l a u d the twiag
boaemant, which avolradnfrom ■ away oa ground 1 of eommon
place to (tore food for the winter ter.te, comfort and economy.
“ People don't make fall uec of
tn a gadgeted recreation—and even
aleefir-C — are*, la tlowly ditap- their ‘ wtemenU.’’ XAHB hooting
peering from the Ararrtran houte. engtneer Milton W. Smlthman told
United Prett International. “ They
Government ataUitlra r e v e a l
alto clutter thrm up with a lot of
that ta 1MQ about • par cent ef (tuff they don't reed. A* for
all new, alngla-family houta* had thinat that thould be tartd. they
a full ar partial baaement. Bv
(till hare the attic for ttorage."
IK* the proportion bad dropped
RatemraU Caate Problemt
to U per cent.
At for habitation. Smlthman
Expert* aay the drop raflecta; 1 1 H. “people are act accuatomed
—A deereaa* tn th* proportion to Bring in h«lea in th* ground
of naMeawld# bearing atari* ae- Living below ground caut*a prob
*cuv*H for by the Xort heart, lem* of molature. heating and
*rh.*«-y i-oteieontf are more popa lightinr- Brvemrnt apartment* art
lar then n other eectlotu of the obriouily eootidered !•** deair*foamr/.
ble berauae the rent *n ih*m it
—A longterm abtft 1? ’•'wiring let*"
faahlon* irtteh ia radua’Iy dele
Enr the few Item*—eurh a* the
Sating the haaement to the p«»t heating plant and the water heater
—which many people aa«oeiate
figure* oa Baarmeaia
Latrit government figure*, ha»- with baiemenit. Smlthman con
(d on a IMS »u-vey, th«w th# Untied, tpare ran b* provid'd
faDowirg proportion# of houtei above ground at lett ccat.
“ On* obrioua advantage of
with fan nr nartlal b*»*m*nto for
eliminating the haiement i» the
different parta of tha nation:
laving In atalrellmblnr:." Smith—Nonheat: II per cent.
mtn nottd
—North central « per c*“ t.
If lard ia 10 eipenalv* » to re
—South II per cent.
quire having th* hou*a on more
—Wait ft per cent.
According an off 1rut* of »>• than one level. Smlthman con
National Ata-'dalion of Home tinued. It ta generally cheaper to
buildert (NAIfB), houting pm- build up than to dig down.
LONDON (UP!) - Scotland
Yard today orttrred Ita "tarror
twin*” to fly to Cypnia to “ get"4
the eloiire Colonel firivai, leader
of tha anti'Brltlih KOKA ter*
roritt organliatton
Chief
Detective
Inapec'.or
Thomaa Butler and Detectire Inrpeetor Peter Vibart. two of the
Yard'a top detectlrea. were aeot
to Cypm police to find Grivat
and (math EOKA
“ Both theae men hare unporalteled experience In tha art of
Interrogation,” a apokcaman for
Scotland Yard aaid. ’The) know
when a man l* lying. They kn<iw
the trick* which put criminal* off
their fun d If they are euecet*
ful, it could be that one or more
Yard men might >ln them.**
The order tending the two men
to Cyproa followed a plea by
Cypnia Governor Sir Hugh Foot,
who blamed EOKA fer the death
laat week of a Jtntlih Arm*
aergeant'a wife
the mother of
SKKVfCF, RECOGNIZED — A. (i. Lewi* *mtle.« brusdlr
no hi* wife. Either, placet* official 50-year r or vice t>in <<11
hi* Unci (n eererronie* At the Nnvnl Air StatH-n, Sanf'-rd,
A civilian worker, Lewie cotrpletrvi hi* .TO.yenr "hitc1, tn
Civil Service laat month. At left i* Lt. Cdr. t>. P. Cunni ip.
resident officer in chaise of con*<ruction.
Binge' Causes Slaying, Rape, Suicid
Via truck bark to Paraj- jM.'' th:
Ivriff aaid. 'H# lol-t her ne «**
. ..n* tn walk intw the wooda *nd
ttfl myielf —I have dose t*o
much.’ "
Mr* Henton
drivtr.i a-.d
tUppert at the flrat lighted firmh<jti»e and notified police Thry
found Truehue had ihot l.n; tc f
between the c>ct — without g l
int min th* Wsvod*.
LOS A N T .n .fR M T U —Tt.fi- Una. a i.-v-tcr wh! h had »e.-.: v.!.m.
Hdden Elmer Meirt*! 41-year-old
Inventor who left h»m* to eacare
hi* creditor* and lived In a hobo
Jungle, wa* on the thr*ahold of
potdb'e fame and fortune today.
An e'aetronlea firm. Ibslaria En
gineerlng Co., wanted to dtaeun
with Meukrl at eoon a* pottlblt
i u Idea for a dtrlce to prevent
airplane rolUiiona
If everything work* out th*
■elf - educated Inventor could re
ceive a* much a* BAS.ono a year
In royaltlea for hla electronic* de
vice. plu* a ulary a* conaulting
utgDievT for It* developme't.
Po-atia aaid the government
had exprcated intrreit in *pev*
lisg mlltlona on ileukcl’ * concept
for preventing aerial co'tlaiona if
a working prototype could be dereltfcd.
The lanky. ba vk-p-.**d “ dreamer” tvtumed home Sunday after
(hrre month* of a Uf» a* a hob..
hiUbMklng and hooping freight*
tn a Journey that ended at a ho
bo jungle near Reno. Nevada
Waiting for lleukel wa* hit
wife, who had taken a job to bold
tha family together, an! their
ffuea chlidien. Chrittine, 11; Erie.
I, and Jamea. 1.
"Bill* wer* piling up," b* taid
In etplaimng hi* declaion tv leave
home laat June It, “ I tuet* l
wai ja*t in a mental funk."
Before he left, Meuktl had ’ ried
Is intere»t Poiari* in hi* Inven-
deep tatu debt to luppott hta
family a* hr worked on it
Meukrl »a!u he hadn't hcatd h<
via wanted until a ft* daya ago
whan he apokr to * general de
livery elerk at the Reno pn»t of
fice.
He wa* preparing to hitchhike
bark to Lo* AngtUa and to the
modttt home whirh hit family
had obtained after eviction from
their old one when a reporter
found him.
During hla itay In the bohu
jungle, the inventor (aid he
gained K pound* on “ Mulligan
•tew" made (Alt «f vegetable*
aearer.ged frvm Renn market*.
Horriom To Hear
Request For Con
ALBANY. N. Y. (LTD -G ov.
Averell H.\“iimin'i eouniel an
nounced today that he will con
duct an eatradltian hearing Wed*
Ret-ivy
for
Prank
I'etereon,
wanted by th« ttate of Florida on
a first degree murder indictment
Daniel Gutman aaid he would
hold the hearing, at Hanlman'a
r**juc*t. in Ne* York City,
PetertOn, 1 Negro ea • convict
formerly of thmlfay, wa* charged
with the aa-*!»ylr.g of ahareerog*per Ira Gene Camley In Holme*
County, lait June tl. He wa*
picked up in wettern New York
and ha 1 been held in EH* County
iail at Ituffalo,
FlrriJa atked hir hit eatrafi(ion, and Gutman taid (w.tifV-ition
*« t o i v r *
aiiHii.-* i i u a r . of the hearing h»* Seen **nt to
M H l B t l t I R i B f f i I U » I4 »
Gov. leR.-y Colllna of Florida
rtu Mu u u
and Peterson'* I'toreey. Willi*m
m in a t k
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w k in .
TRITT KAIJT.ftRTM -1# **m 1
fimi of Buffi!
s o m e n r ri*4l* eernw r
I f f l ltlTtOS fftH !»■•« II %M«•1:
A ll
« r* M r # l t fv .itI f f * 4
FihcrsrlaRR Curtains
tr«? tfrf t* lera'IM l II r I
«f ib M * if it f ,
M • re.M SH U t * i t i l t
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AAtfl, h%m ftt*
«hi tn i « H c iM irl Nt r *1 n *l r i f n i r t III-* mad* out of Ptbergla* fab
i n i f t i p l l r a f l-nn f t ? *91• r e a r s *
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A f t a r f l l l h f t f M f i f winter for window* with houta
B jiilc a 'in
»v e a | h | 1M» n n f Ir n e a t plant* on th# ill] line* plenty of
M « i t f l t t l h r i r i» f » l
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fa r
ra r
« * « k i I h t l a i f ' f * light it’ ll come* through when
• f IPf> F^ »» 1 n f *111 r # |n » t * R 1 th * th# curtain* are drawn to keep
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*«f u H
M t iD
w ill r r m i
t h t f t n ir *
the room warmer.
Legal Notice
»•/ M t t e p n r n i . K A t t i r n T i i
I t f l4 r * A t* K a S U f l H
la r i # * a t f i i n f m i 4 •• « • *•
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r o i\+% tn?
Cara ‘Ver>- Uaed’ .
* r t t iT r t * t .r >
SARASOTA, FI*. -fU P I) -Tha
country'* targett ditplay of old
autom-ihllea i* lacalad here—TS
I « I t * r »■•» - * t h * r - i a i , J « a a * . ancient machine* which have Seen
* o * l * a l * t ' a a a l e , * ( * ( * a t P la r lO * . futlv reatnred. Tie ihlny ditplay
a P r a h a t*
include* model* dating from the
■ ea I k * t t * l a l * a l l
U4WT PlXMTC'jr.
D•*«••** 1*7! Duryea Ruggyaut to aporta
model* pf the miring Wa.
pin at jcnrrrr
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B h * n « B a le r *
noon fer yeu r
(vaen ey l e t e r
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Cosferesce Slated
On Older Citizens
TALLAHASSEE (UP!) A
'tatewtde e inference will he held
here O.-t 1* 17 t ■ ]-*ik Into the
problem* of florid*'* arniof rill
rent.
Gor. Left.-v CoBtr* ta.d tnntr
N** community leader* from all
Countie* ard rep reterta live* from
•tat* orgar.itntloft* will he jnvited
to attend.
He tail the conference i* aired
at helping develop active commu
nity program* to attack th* prob
lems of eiuer penon*.
ANDOVER, Enf. (UP!) — Th*
aomewhat n t i t l e d Tfampihira
County Council laid today bull,
n tu m m
E r ie
N 'llt i
c« jM
keep *4
tit old weed* far all they cared.
The trouble la Neat* mar ba
iturk with a border of auch weed*
ai Hinging nettle*. deadly night■b«de and dandelion* around h't
laclorv where he manufacture*
pvwer pylona.
The trouble began when Naate
wrote to the count* council mbmilting a plan for a floral V>rd*r .
arourd the new plant. He mere!*"*
laid he wanted to aet out ibrubl
and the council told him to be
ipertflc,
5 i be told them be would planvurh thlnfi
ai utile dlolr*
<itir g lv rwtilra), tataaacum
clnatr nindeiiont). which he .!#•
Kfibed l* » perennial with yell*'*
n.meu, ami fonTrtfahia aeptui(bindweed).
He a!*-- tnrew in tucb thin;* at
•rata-cu* cayacantha. "a eharmin: »hrub w*tt* white flower* a-d
red h**Ti*e" '
dick came the letter atampad
appiotcd.
i tupp-" te it wai naughty of
me. but they needed the mickey
laken 0 it of them," Neats »a.i!
today.
*
County Planning Officer T. T.
Thompson dtfendrd hit clerk a for at
not knowing that a weed hy any ”
..ther name ia illtl a w»ed.
“ Mr »t*ff. dialing with 11.W
planting cate* » '* »r
cannot
have a book of Brltiih fora by
Ihelr elbowi,’* he *»!d
A
Red Cross Slates
Orlando Meeting
ORLANDO (LTD - Tfc- first
Florida cimfeience tf ’ !■* Ameri
can Rrd Crott i* art f-,r Nov.
14*15 at the Cherry Piara Hotel,
It »** announced Tburvdar.
Harry Kincaid of Jackaonville,
member of the national Soaid of
ARC govern..r».' taW the mo
ference will br the first of two
»tate-«iae meeting* to be held In
the eight • Itate aoutheattern
region.
IIENRY G.' JOHNSON JR.
FLORIDA
iYATI BAN
Former Lieutenant
Likes Sanford; To
Make It His Home
A former Navy lieutenant ha*
c hoten to work and live in San
ford. where he wai »ent for duty
latt year Henry G. Johnaon Jr.
who »erv*d a* a plar* commander
In VA1I-II. aay* he decided on
Si -f*td became. “ I like it "
Johr.lon ha* entered the Inaurance hu*ln**t ea a 'epreaentatic,
of Miiual of New York He will
tell life, fire and aceidcQt in*ur
ante.
Jnhnaoit wai re1ea«e<f from th#
Navy. May I, after trveral year*
of broken tervlce In the refrve*.
He ia a native of Charleiton. S
C , and a graduate of the Citadel
llv ram* to tanfoid Nava) Air
Rtatlon latt September from
Wrirht Patterton Air Eorce Rave.
Rayton. O.
Jahntor, Itvse with hie wife,
Joan, ami two-year-old aon. Gra
dy, at tot Onora Road.
Vncations Costly
BOSTON - t u r n -The aver
ara Amertean family whirh took
a vacation auto trip th.l* tummer
traveled 1.TA5 mill* and apent an
eatimated Mil during a two-week
period Theae figure* wer* report
ed b* the Atnnmobtle legal At
aoetatlea after a nationwid* tur
»*y.
Lincoln Tagged *Km
ANN ARBOR. Mich - t U P D Officially, retldent* of Michigan
are “ Mlehlganltea." But they've
bean known nor* commonly ta
“ Michigander*” alnce th# day* of
Abraham Lincoln, who roiaed that
**<rd in an tIU addr- *a to the
Pills Calm Cattle
CHICAGO ~ (tP lJ - Human Houta of Rapraa*ntativra.
helnga hav* no monopoly on tranqutlliera. Livaiwk marhrtara are
u*lng a potent veraion of the *o
cal.ed "happy pilla'' to calm tiu
nerva* of cattle during Ihlpment
and tbua cut down on th# rat# of
weight k»»a oefurring In the anl
mala.
a*ten
down with meatle* The toniU*
and note membrane* of nine chil
dren were “ palnttd" with tftlt ta
lira and not one got meatlet.
Going tren further, the tame
aeientlttt put goggle* on three
meatlet • tuaceptible children and
plarcd them In d m contact with
-neatic*. Tbla wa* repeated three
time*, yet no child get mcailei.
The Idea wat to “prove" woe
.aught meeilca only through the
eye a, never any other way.
AD the evidence ia the corjune
H»a may be th* “ natural ’ rmr#
by which people are Infected by
at lead K>mi virUM* and bac
teria. Bank*’ purjoae wat to itirnulate Kiemiau in.o making t-'ir*ihmg of It.
Oil Drillers Get
Extension In Dade
TAU.UIASSEF. (LTD — TS»o
oil eomtwnie* have been given
anther *i* month* in whleh 1 *
drill a 'veil tn the vicinity of
4rt-Mile Bend in D»de County.
Cabinet Trait*#* of the Internal
Improvement Fund granted the
eatenaout Tueaday to Common
wealth Oil Co and Coaatal Tetroleum.
The compaelea were originally
•njtil ed to drill a well by Ort.
14, IMA. btit a»k»d for an eaten*
lion until April. tI5>.
ELECTRICALLY
0
H i* r#w. nvtmn-wide hallmark for eacellenco *1 di*j<!»y*d on'jr
on homes ihat ti ;e ym. tour money'* worth. I'lrclneally apeaking A Medallion llnme hell * you live Utter, tUtiricaJly. . . with
fUll HOUllfOWII — |OO.jnfl amfiere eler'rie icrviee —with large
enough wire—anil ample cirtiiit*, outlet* and •witrhee,
AU-lltCTIIC flTOtlH —featuring eleein •range, water heater and
a fall array o f modern hade etect.i* epplianrea to aave yon
lime, work and money.
kpply For Old Line l-etra!
fleam e Life Inanmnre
AMfli LIGHT FOR UVIlIf. -
If toil er* under Ah. you can
•tin apply foe a *1.000 Hft In
mraore policy to help take ear#
of final eipeniea without burden
Ing yrair family.
You handle the entire tran*action by mall with Old) AMER
IRAN of KANSAS CITY. No obli
Cation. No ona wilt call on you
Tear nut thi* ad and mad it
today with yoor name, addroae ard
year of birth to Old American
Inturatice Co . 1 Writ »th. Dept
l-IOOPR, Kantaa City, Miieouri.
the hm»*e, and outdoor*,
oeou* decorating.
HJIl .TTPI MOIITI HIAUNG —with a iv-m nirnll) initaiicd central
•v*tem to warm rtcev room con.'- rtably, tafely.
In«i»t on Medallion Ffome ytanda:-
when y»n hay or haSId!
It'* y(.tir j ‘ «tiranre that your ‘ iew Iinrnr it planned to meet
prment and future revj nit omenta for more convenient t Ion da
living . . . l-rller living tfccirimlty
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Partly flowdy throwth WrJmi4a; with f r » •ho««r» likel.. Low
toalght i i ta 71.
In Sanford
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INDEPENDENT DAILY
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Integration
At-A-Glance
NEWSPAPER
United Prtaui
Tt'K SD AY. OTTORKR 7. 19.S8
I.eased Wlr#
NO. 277
Reds Set Sunday Punch,
Reports Say; U .S . 'Silent'
dt>" of D«k Ridge. m idf m i l
By AL KCETTNF.R
I nil'll Presx Imrrnaiional
able by the Atomic Energy Com
Temporary but atill Intrgisud mission,
claaaaa were belr.g act up today
Agent* of the Federal Bureau of
for atudanta of Clinton, Tenn.. tnvratiiation helped local authorhigh s c h o o l . But afflclala ex
comb through thr rubble »>t
pressed fear that achool bombing Clinton High tr lew ctl or dura
might br repeated rliewherc In ih f ) are an king evidence that
I
thr county.
thr bombing may have been » di
Thr blaita that ahattcrr<S thr r».-t dnlatinn of the injunction
now-hiatorir arhoot building at agalnat interference with Integra
ACIintun Sunday prompted arhoot' Ion at the achool.
'ofltcial* to »»ck M <
federal Crackdown
ronferencr with President Kiacn
In W i a h I n £■ on, tl-e biaat
bower. The A n d e r a o n County touched olf a new mote for legit
School Board authortreo a deles* li'ion that would permit the fed
Hr indaiiiml it * -*1% that hr
W \f HINiiTHN l l ' l i l — Tfa
U n i ..; BO. K. A'k. ( I T D T .u r n i i T n —n»t
lion to r*qu*»l the mertlng “ at eral government to erark down on
••ilffwrtl ihrir Motkidr ^iiirvir* «tio (iov. t* i .l i . r'aul.ua rhxrged Ihifakt Ihr £0%c*nmi ll ** altrr , L'nifdl Slatr« h o revolted
the earlleal possible date."
the ilratruction of public property
fr- It. al govrinment hvr*i f*»r hla un\ic I*. • •ltu*fr in to d« »»i *jy f* »thinic that would
1 g%%t ihftn lint# lu m...r
Li tu.lo> if-a
Ufftdala planned to upon data with explosive.
Little Hoi
ci
th« iliincM Cumsinol ti
I »irCf |tid« iuln pli fr dj , »»ur ihr *« r i . to nail him for income
ra for the 173 bombed-out students
lav vavion evond'ng aa far back
The NAACI' wint ahead wlvji
Eaubut
dit.ue.ed
b’ »
lax , '■" return* thele bomUrdweiit of
»j •
4 ' M it t
I•
at a vacant elementary achool ler»l efforta to hav# nine Virginia
a» I3’-I
(fit*#
mrfMatril |o>lit
trouhlc. al a i r . i emn'erenc*. 'i ur'i*1’) •
building m the nearby "atomic achooli reopened on an Integrated
i aiibut .aid tb«., all Inld. Ihe which he opened |.v »a.lng a re
t i.-rican officials aaM tb«
| h# ( o n f t i u n i t t t F > i» r M t i f I f f l
govrinmcnt derm nded laxea on p>,fter had »»V-d h'm r.i a ptc- l idienl Stale. • without formally
ha.lt. Hearing* air echedulrd
't h e i r pntmtf it* «u«|Nhtl (h e tn »fiil*« f« t*
later tbit week on pelitlona con
. -nfcrrnr.- whet.'xr hla announcing it — wa. complying
if «*m «*f |taf (|uemof« fair i »»f»t » l f kliC.I.-.i 11 for 13.',, I9'.o and I9>i vlou.
A eoii.idi table |>atl ot It. hr -aid, a.-grrgation .land .an
cerning *. bools In Norfolk, Chur
hr-ken.
wU hlhe craaf-Dte term*
•p ita flic f r i u i d l «at I h n f L l i i n i ' f S i
'ottctvllh and Warren County.
wa» foe living rvpen.ex, whl.h hr
: lio f ia lit u Im r i N f i li n r in m « .
Kaubut aaid hr -...tded new t.. '“ ‘JL,,owr" . hy Kr!’ ' h,naIrt*
I
h irrar ( om m u n ia lJ Btop«
Trantler Denied
|I t IVlrQtf Si mi*tf \ «ii(tMiltCeti, le .up|«'.ed to Ire furnished at jn.wrr *he qiir.tbo
l**^l
a( i^iifmoy Sunday,
go.
er
no*
Virginia Hoe. J. Lint lay At
kt'HMfi, tint oStrftiiii'it
in ihr
•'Vf«. any..e ran I Ivmkfn T S r v * i t . | I h r i r r m * / ( k f t W « i i i 4
nn-Tr they are ted going
mond no-rH dnivn the wjtifU „(
aa«.lt.a>t ai'idM* *i»«
I aNIimuilial
with
enough
ptr.vuir
"
he
'
‘
I
*kkiiaiiior lor one
unr nTfk if uia
to «oarer me for me manalon.
a lb year old wmle ooy who had
f t i'i
« r h i« a - lt i
ft w it r i t t r i i l
"At an example of the pica I Tilted State. .topjH'il r.cortlng
'.hr ,-rvanl. and the maintenance
rri|urttrd avilgnment to a Negro
i
* .
I . . .
M
ul « d i t know If till* I. a tafr aurea now tiring (nought to lie.ii, Natl* naliat fh ln oe convoy, from
adi»ol at Norfolk Thr youth ar
lilt .
buutiiplo.n or not." hr aaid. I waa told last year by an in Eoimu.a lo its lielragiirred uut«
gued that htl admtttanre would POI'E NEAR DEATH — Dupo Pius M l kneel* in prayt r
Nnitfft on fjurnv»f tulil I'l'l C r r •
ternal revenue agent that my In- |m)l.
"Who can pi edict wnat Ihe ferl
automatically dole the achool Jtirintr h "SuppHr*" ceremony in his private ch i pel nt
fw»p«xt)i1rnl
1 Still*f, |Ky *«»lf
tax return would tv
"You ran hat tharo'H Iw no
LITTLE ROCK. Ark .t ’ PII-A under atate law and persuade his ■"tnmer residence at Caxtclgonilolfn. Itnly. A few
rial govemmenl will do Oirar route
f'lififti nrtttniiit on (he wntr. i ' l l
checked I didn't mind, I had more t,'. S. e.coiU until or un*
days."
'member of the Little Ito.k Private Negroea to withdraw application! Ituurs after thiw picture wan made, the S'J-ycar-oJd Pontiff
K it ui lu« drlttr * I lii|hlt i r iilif ,
faith In my government, I had l o . the iMimhardiurnt tr.utnea,"
School Corn, aald today the cor to white achuol*.
suffered a letelifal thrt»mbo«is and fell In’ •» a mma. Doc* ion| riniir I . liuh ftui% •«» ll.c Kr i
nothing to hide.
•me American official aaid.
p.,ration h.a the money, elaia-' * * • » •«‘ »™cya at
Mempnla tors feared f<»r his life.
hi.vi fwj«l.
t l ’ 1’ 1 Telephoto)
Adm. Arlaigh llurkr, chief ol
to
Ha.
l-rilrand they '.ould request "aa :>mn
> «S |ui», hall Atfaiu aa lar^r aa
room* ind te«cheri to *Uri
#f
"I reerntl) received what I* naval o|wration.. aald howevei
a« po|tjblf..
partible" an injunction tht;
that withdrawal of U. S. .upp-rt
ll.r l iitrhrft Ibal ha*l f**rni*hfd ihf
plrtclv Independent private achooli Wou|j i||0wr Negroea to entf:
known a. a lo day teller from
from the N'atlonali.t. defending
i«mmuoi*l "Saihiiy |>uiwH.** ptulJ i
for white high »cboo| a'udenti.
Internal trvenup. ll demanded
MemphU S ta te Unlveriitv
kfuemoy would he "abject tub*
pounal ihr tJuniMt* at mIui amount*
“ I think If parent! will be will- atate aupportrd acho>-l.
payment uf tax on the fair lental miteion to lha Cummuni.t u.a of
tu ihiiaI Mani tamer |ktr> aUu
Inf to relax and wait out the
value of ti-e man.ion, which waa fore*."
Itlaukri if r Maiui*. ..nl* ligf*ily hum- 1
week." ha aald. "we wtll have
ratlmalrd at tl7.0Q; on servant*'
No Boat Rocking
batdrj
in
lti«
|
t«l
lf»«%
f»fI*
■ achool for their children."
talailct, atrccit Sl!.utai, and thr
Official., cautiously hopeful th*
uui uf tan(r.
The corporation member atkrd
manalon maintenance fund, ap- rea.o • fife may continue beyond
MM III I K1 I I I > \KK!V|.-tUftd
MM ON, Ci«. (I I’l I—.\ |ur> pjin** proptlatrd by thr Iwglltature,
aDot to be Identified became, hr
n week or perhaps become per*
i*l a gt-nrially
Ihr !atf*l Attinitan Hripnflt !«• if* fskitikl' fUii'irJ Iruii (Hr ItiKtsl
•ail
tie
l‘o|ie
t
CASTE
I.
liANDOLFO.
Italy
aaid. the corporation had agreed
about »9,i>00."
inanrnt. were anxiou. tu tay no*
litc hair—ihr Stir llnculra fiu**ilr« kiaiir »n I ««! Imiuiy R»» *«• !*♦*••»
ll—
.
|'ot«
I’
lua
MI
regained
a
l-ri.f
teeur.
1
rood
night,
dr.pltr
that it* prealdent. Br. T. J. Kane).
thing that would rock th' i^al
in m hriuc unhiavlril al Krciun^—«an hraiiii^ vki4fMi |a*%l•jr iKitnil \n
full
turlttal
|-wwrl»
and
hi.
icncr
of
hiccup.,
ir.aiui-d
me
of
Would act al apokeaman.
ill thr Kurniuta Strait.
powrr of *,-***< It .ouay In another hla arntea, to- k a-i.nr food a 'd urt) an at«»mi« Miihrad, hut thru fflfr Drmis B Ik If*. flillAVki with Ihr
Raney aald the corporation will
Iiunicalir thu appeared to pul
tang* \% not hrlirtrd lo hr aufflcirnl 4nt poiiti muiJfr «»f her f >fii old
(L’
l’
l
i
laurprlalng
rom-rbae'e
ftoin
the
............
roi.Unurd
to
Improve
fheit
weir
SACRAMENTO.
Calif
apan privataly • aupportrd high
the administration in a po.it'na
la <JMY la iht mainland finm ihr «laui(hiff.
Jestle
f
a
r
i
w
e
ll,
a
43
year-old
|
brink
of
death
'i
t
a
high
Vatican
n
i
«ign*
of
paralysis.
achooli "aa »«on aa we can get
where It could claim no .ciodll
4 aji t*I |iuni*htikriil hi* l>«rn in
Oakland, Calll.. .eerrtary, apotlnl Iofficlat rautiP.ted that 'he frail | ||(J,
||(|, M ,
unpicdict- ha*r* hrinp: prrpatrd l»t inrrtt wit l««i*
thing! rolling."
fur the new «Lvc!*>pmr> • without
nt >«a. Ihr* atr ptutunl* aitlt aim ah fIhIval k.fi lrm<lr kitfritiljni* «>nt) •I*f
an
..Id
granting
card
U>x
in
the
*,
y*«l‘-«ld
I
o
n
t
i
f
f
lemaimd
a,
,
„
r
aij
llr,
lh
lie aald lie did not expect to be
danger
of .Urring up a freak
|**l«l«a
limfi in (sfaftfik h»*l«»f*. Van* h
f,,r n„- .piritual tradci «f Roman
able to detail plana f *r opening munl--ipal dumi< hrre Mot day grave.y 1.
i*atch of tiouble.
A madlfal bultoUn tM» w m ltu: ralhohca „ r , uff#rtj a
I
trn
«vitirncvk|
la
ilrilh
*iiiff
ihr
tlci*
and
J.im|K'd
for
Joy
Uia privati tchoola for a day or
Inc thtii iri'Ucfkl hin|ni| m«*ff thin
ORLANDO t i l'll - T h e Minute
Tim box. l a n e d away with "
• "kWaay criittM Monday
klwo.
lU kfll* l go.
Maid Corporation'I lota damaged
f By deciding to go ahead and try "Kime other atulT by two jemng l a n |r n |J/v T n r o a f
m.-rning
*Of«lh
M
ihr
anl^
4ti*«rf
•
•
puD
*
ciirut ( m u . "thoubl gcneiauto operate elai*rooma In -hurchea, boya who atoln her car, contained J O l l l L u la v / l l l l C u l
i'our ilnetoru wlio Unit ntii-rulid
i*t fiifni lar |M* hruttl «n<l trnihlf hand.otne earning*" for III* firm
•
Mm .In o Miinla, hjih-uii.I to !•<office b u i l d i n g ! and rumpua U.MKI0 in blue-chip ifo>k.
c«unf, * *«ikl pDkwrwtwr i hjrlr* In Ihe next two yar* of citrus
r.Kima, the corporation indicated
TTie ho> a, II a d 13. tlola Mi., v
I l f *
II • I
I
i H* If ih
\i|*m«. * V\r ctprrt to pfukc iirkmul shortage*, it waa predicted Mon
It duel not expect a favorable Carawell a enr Kridav nl|| t t.. I A I
\ |V]{1 II B IIQ
“
* "
•i>« iluul'i that Mr*. I *le*
day.
visit
tome
friend,
in
Saceareanto
I
V
w
*
1
l
U
l
i
i
i
u
i
i
u
t
ianu
nr
lha
r*
ruling.
\I|\\f| ( I 'l l >—,\ lUtif (nan- «hi* »kx|ul «rt. Ur Mtll klrii.jiul tint
Clarence A. Lawa. aouthweat They Ihiew nut the “ .lu ff" a.
•< '•
' 1 'midable tin ■
I'rr.ldent John M. fVv .aid
Mi* If J. Holly, pioneer rt**l*r ( ircull Court Jury MoruUy ihr |utk tnum • %e»ilict <*l
M I"H («’ PI -lluteleane . . . . In, ami
I ■
field secretary of the NAACP. In- the y patted the municl|.-.l dump
the company'a ginvra w?rr only dent and one tlma acting poatma.t*
kHNnlni a Miami llrnrh
»k'iUii mnry."
dicated that the Negroea arc atill
Thr boyi i*-rr» picked up Satur *Ul*1 ,,p ,n
nu f ** 1 ’ " ,
'
•f,*r
Sfr«ikr
•tun $rk.'»0 .*HMi in
for ioju . Mm, I %lr•' II p n olj lufinn op- i .lightly damaged In la at ■*Intel a er of Sanford, died eaiiv Monday
putting their faith In x white day night and tonfetted (hell .............. " .................... "
v.,>
.
............... nr »f rim trrriYnl mIkmi n «•**» lAflir.m! «valor «>l * |iopalnr %!«•**tuoHii ifiiiv I frecrea, and that near-capacity nt the home of her daughter, Mr**
Prof v ,
movement to force tin- a*h*>olt to . riii.r. Ml.. Carswell called m .
" ’• ' *
thr doctors, aaid no progroiia inti* Ihr motoif)! ir It vu* *<*• fiat, al*o it «hafgr.l *«ith |MiiMinn>g prc'luctlon this teaaon would bene J. II llaiartl, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Und Mayor Clifford Itlalirll ru.ly
Dmn'he mainland
aepen on an Integrated tuala.
fureca-t of thn rorir.e of » *tla lir\cd thr iarent vrtti ri of !*• inn huituntii auJ a ii*.il.ci -iw-U** lb fit fiom nigh prire* due t" the
Ml*. Holly, Ihe former Mae Ty«
ViutH. from the big tlnem'. f,.n*.. ea«e and the outbrok affurviml bv kiril
• Thia li the lixtb week that the Monday, avklng him lo uae lilt in
-er. wn. bun in Madiaop, Fla.,
an In.Ilk uIim! r\rr •i.icing ihm !?***»I «n.| .limk atih an over all rifru. ahortagr.
flucru-e tn j^rauodn Sacramento weie ..peered to ule ihe * •>. '• till* i --ill I-" ma-lr for a..,-ih* wpiUKied in till* country.
aehoota have Iwen cloaed.
"Our own gi.ivr holding, ahoulil Jan. IN, ImssI, .She rang In San.
jf.tni. I-a..*l am palMn. Only ibr .a.*
"The opening of the achoqla I* official* lo hold up burning »! lanlrr eoa.i with H mile an hour w r. I. Uu ,, tbn-e rlay«. Mi'lkrn tt
The policeman, t'uiilton Eiotinn. in.nl. mg lb. rlJri ut lift IHn d.ugh genriale liamlaotnr earning, net ford in |Mri. Her Isle huabafuJ.
*,“l ,li*h
"eaihee lortteu irc'Ha (rein) a a*.ond atei-k. w«. rrlppN*l in the acrider.t July, in . wa. t.p.ctiil .»• be laid befoie 1th* 3^tW,tX.| to i.SOO.Qi.i
«.f major importance now, aince luhhith for n day.
I! J. Holly, wa. a former opm«r ul
Mayor Itiahell got thr auppofl empHa.ieed ihai "ihere air m. imt.ia might be fatal.
it will permit the more than J.oou
r.*37. III. Vg* were Jmtalyied Hie fury, although pni.cutiir. inJI* rltiui that they arc taperled to Ibe Kanfeid lie-aid and at tba
time of hla death In IOC.' waa port,
high ichool atudenta t<» return to of Sacramento Mayor Clarence •••"’ •
' " ll .......
Million* . f p.-iaon* aruun-t the WaUM of « apin.il Injury.
produce." E**x aai-l
i a i.i t t h . v wmtM l i . in . . i d . n i . in
master. Mr*. Ilolly succeeded him
Aievedo. Mira Carawell ruahed
*l,,n« ' h' 5#u' 1' ' ,u ' " " w.,r!d, praying for the I’ope’i re
their cliaaea." he aald.
Andrr.nn John.on, the oprratiir suiting th. olhrr ,l.alh«.
Minute Maid * inrrested ram a. acting imstmaster and setvr*]
here with two iv.lice olficria and "
r-ovrty, rlrrw eneourage-inent from f the Magic f Tty and ilar'.em
Alllt.iii.il
li*,*.
a
i.lhrr
aui|d.
pin
Inga iluilng Ihe current fl.cal
i i «i
one of the ycung auto thlrveawarning. Hew t. »ni
thr wordini- of thia m -rrlng". iatieah runijianlea, had elaiine*l p »iit-*i.i.l woman, ihr il.lindam » year. Cox added, will bring on for .wn car*.
Fur tbe part several year*, Mil.
who quickly p<.inled out the box,
'• * lo Veil! Her«« h. |l« . II I medical Iruilrtin.
the driver of the rah, Nolan hailitt nt.r lair aftil nrai appraiafo. "dramatic changes" In the Mini's
otiill craft »*cfr tklkMfkl id «tij tn
complete with atocki.
••ireti, and not him.elf, »«< liable langhl ibr fir. >1*. .hilihnt a .mail, hook. Hr climated 19MI taming* Ilully had made her home In Cleve
It
ra-I
that
hla
rondll
on
"un
IWllt.
land, however site apent her win*
the a bole Cuntlnura to Improve." fiorn damage.. But the poller- whi*» IraiS.i l»mn.l l.iiaiiiml a* .he
I he w.aihrr bureau e.i-lainetl that be i n I f id follorUla- |er m«n'« attorney turret.fuly ar- M-iuiinii.J ihm. who mighi he iall.il of 12 *3 prr «h*ic on the 1.391 S«H ter* In Sanford.
.hue*
out.landing.
rompaicd
-1It.r.e aale watmtig. air di.r->a.e.l
# Ad Very Truthful
She ant a inemhri of Ihe First
i>*J« of iinronaclouane.a Momlay. .-jk I that Ar.drr.uti wa« "vlrari- u|***n lo Judg. bn tali
with a net lo»a ol 12.317,‘t'i.l In I'lrabyterian Church; Sail!* liar*
LONDON (U r it— An adxfrtl.tt.eeau.e of the tirnng pieortte gtadieui and that hi. ir-mpeniturr. pul.r i.Italy liable" .lure the rah wa.
Ihe prrxioux fl.cal year.
■nrm in th» parwnal rulumn of The
ri.un Chapter, Daughters of thw
r.ititng ketneen ihe area bt high per. and re.plratlun were normal.
i'i»rallng under hi. franehl.e.
The current fiscal year rnila American involution, Norman deTime, today oflnrd me.grr pa>, fa»^
.rue
nmlh
aod
well
«l
ihe
u-.rlh
an,I
rozA RICA. Mexico ( U ’ l)
Oct 31 At that time, i * v tint Vet# Howard Chaptar, L'nit*«l
cinatinf walk.'* b **»• .eriiug a political victory rally Mured Into 'he hu.fltaae ecnler, r.wilting n.
dioirmailtr i*f Wormwood heroha violence in Ihie provincial town
total llahilltiet will he tedn.ed Daughters of lha Confesleracy, of
diaan.* .-ti
from 11*331 Rid at ]a<t Oct. 31 tn which she was a past pre.ldcnt
Pfiamk
Monday night, touching off a gun ih»it . . , and n-o kui*i*i i*** 1
nixl a mriniar of the Colonial
about lt?^ixi.«>0.
fight in which at leavt four per ■lu. nntf. I. rtprclrd In ai ,
i ’.int. - 8bt
*.Idem of
•Pep Pill’ Thief
Mine were killed and «ix eeri.rut ibr m ail "
Iho Sanford Woman's Club and at*
Ja n a . w a. r .p n t r.l la r*.i.iii.M lV l'A M U ON H M . •»g ly wounded.
TAIIININ KITIINTiS tl'Ply —
<*> Ihe Sanford Maiden Club.
(I l'jj—Mi.. |.th«l Jatnitwiw .aid u
Thr tiouhlr atartrd when alHtut it. p m cnl 1 *1*0 *. Ini Ihr nr.f IJ
J u .lic e of the l eare J *4, R r g l.t r r
ITi*. a i- funeral'»* i vict* will t*a
r . i i true! Iht .lot. a pier* ot bftl, SOU Inwn.folk, celebrating thr vie with a*, n ia ik.il intrnr*iln at*
in .d xt llri.ton Funnal II me at
Mofi'layr
ruled
aa
"JU .tifiahle
a yirex of baron and a baby’, mile lory of thri- candidate In muni
11 a. m. Thursday. Tba body will
from a .tote. She hUmed her Ihlt.lng ripat election. Sunday, tried to Tkvo On Honor Noll
liornitMlr" the .lim iting
of an
iv- in elate fi*nn 7 to !> p. pi. Wed•pree on f*«t pep pill." ah* took. Iht forre thrtr wav Into Ihe lo-al of
off
duty|
I
u
ik
U
Highway
patrol,
Siuifrnl li*t»»I a*n llir hon»*r
II
lu-adav at llil*><»i Funeral Home,
fine wat IU.
fice of the oilworkrit' union
man by i
fellow Uooper last
and Ihr vtf-an'* tlat for thr *11111
llurial sv111 be In loikr Mew
MINIM IN i l l 'l l ~ Minimum.t Cemetery.
A allot rang out, apparently frtrr
»t SltUon i*ni%rr*itv
month.
Guppy In Act, 'loo
t hlnr.r Vli < I'reniler •I"'• Vi
frtnn Inilde thr offlcca, felling one un mortal service for Mr*.
llrglater m**l» llw ruling after Warnr,| the t'nlied Stair* i •*!..>
ANN ARHlIR, Mich (t I'll—Mr. of the rlo'era Men In the rt»wd F'rArrU Wilton Mah«n, on l.ofh
tlu* atate altorney'* office, the Pot lo mi-tale the It*-*' ' t»ni* Holly will b« held at 4 p. nt,
Do,;. Ltmblt had a baly. h.r fourth returned a hall of fire, while thr honor roll nr^l <t«a*i*« li t
Thur.il.i) at the First I'raaby.
djughlrr, and ihto .he had '|ui iijpl.t.. women and children fled arrvam l.yman .\lfrr.| rhiMIpt Jr. on thr
ahrriff'e office an*l Highway i pnraiy Kur ii.ua crate • lire f*>r teiIan Chuirh.
T he multiple hinh w«. that ..f a g»p- in*.
honor toll.
I atrol l.t. Jack |ior •cjr if|Hii ted wraknets '
.. .
slide tlto daughters,
, ««ni lo h«r a* a ho*pual
that a Week-long Inve.llgating of
• hrn, in a >tsterner ! broad* a .t .Mi,. Ill aid. and Mrs. II. E. WaL
tlie staying showed It wa* done try t'elplng. declared that Ihe lied k*r, r
Mail Via Satellite?
in the line of duty.
Chinese were a* drier mined as Kol*ert J. Holley Jr. lark# \V»U-J
HU avXI, Mb*. O il'll—tirih .alI'atrolinaii t'Uuilr l*>ld, 22. wa. ever "to lllrerate" the offshore Is In.. » t*i , Mis. II. • henna
ttlil(» mi) Wiro.d.y pul ihe nitilmin
fatally Wound**) Sept. If7 Hi .U- lands Including Konim-a
i r*d Mi-. T. A. Vincent, Wahanu
out of bu.ine.., acreidit, lo \nn«
I.uthan Tlrasant Valley by Imupet
"No foreign Inlriferciice will hr -. d tltico ,-rulvdchlldrsin
mi.tile wleoli.l I i-ed.ici 'on 'Junn.
Harold Drawdy; who way eallnl tnlriatrd at all" In the guru nice
nCUVl , Slim ail I ■ * .la - VI H« .aid that .it taiillii.. walking toto Invo'ligatr a rtUlurtuiner at <*1 ihlt aim. he *ald.
tor
Mrl.aulin, tTwl William*,
g.ihcr co-ild pi.4 up Hie eniii. mail
the Todd home. Itraatly aaid hr
ASi :ht. W. A. Adams,
"If the United .Slate* shmiM In Jamr
i ol'jtne of one etn on lerarding deMl AMI tUI'D —flade rrunty'a who mad* lb* motion for trie
onler.d '1**M to tu rirn d rr aim] trr|irrt the truipurary su.pcn.lon Jo.oil 1,all *\ ay and Wallare lie* .
vlrea and p!«) it back o .er another metro romntL.ioneta lo*lay quhk- ganil ling pru|toaal a wrrk ago,
fired a warning allot. lie • hut of mil him iirlnirnl of IJuinn.y
Honorary pailia-ama will l>« E.
etty.
(odd when the pair* Jinan At- a* a sign «d w-eknea*. oe mis- K Hi a ll, Vi tour Vuwell, l»r.
ly killed by a 4*0 *ote «n ordl- " l o l for the ruction t*> kill it
It-nipled lo lit—
Inteipret this at me*ting it* dr- Chuile* Park, L. I'. Hagan, M. D,
name that wouid have legaliird today. Hut .1* explained that hr
*Juat Her ShoeoV
Three «
’.a xietiiu'* brother, mar.d lor a ie,..« . fire, it wtll Iti.hup, I. E. I'.ruinlllal, Erne-t
NEW \ ORK tU PI)— A garment gambling ra.iaoa and slot ma would fight to aboll.h pari mutjcl I
aid hla fathv/ were arrested fur have total'; miicairb'at.*!," t hen Malloway, \V, A. I rffler, it. W,
•hop owner called nut lo a model in rhlnea her*.
1l>etting and Minim. Imr.* and
being drunk 'i d real.ting arrest. - laid.
Deane, A. W. l.«-r, If. I., I'arklnr,
the neat rn«.m lo come |>ow lor a pic
T>* tame romml>Tun only one ' ilop tracks and jal alai frontoni
RrgisUl »»
laid no ruruner'a
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d e c N'tlion A. Rockefeller.
ordinance on flrat reading
slaying.
the iieinan.1 *ha! the Uiillrvl State. Hebout.
*1 can't," .ha yelled hack. ‘ I aim tel a bearing for it Oel. 21. Tor DmI* County of mute irvenur
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wealing my girdlf."
mrr heavyweight holing rham. ,
nil affairs and withdraw all It.
“Never irlnd," .hnf bark iht ."III. pion Jack l)*mpi>ey app»*rr*i beThe prnent law dividra up all
Ittltttlg ran ra fanes * .«*-l am
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for# the rommi.tiun that day lo Irevenue from pari-muturl lu-ttlng
force* fr«tm Taiwan and Ihr Tai
outlina hn plan for wtling Up rt<Uall, among thr .lair.' 67 cuunwan Streit."
Die
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Tho regular mewlli g uf .vi-ur,*
tlt«, r>co lh(Hi|Th a larirr part uf
Tba aurpriaa move created «u*h
JOILET, III. (LTD—Police tie
Morals f'tatr Univet.lty'a U.
ole Cha;*:,i I'>. DAV,.will Lo he*4
hopeful ikit m a il Inert prenkwer a tlorm of proleat that th* three that revenue la rutted in Dade ON THE TRAIL OF TIIK A l!0>! IN ABLE WOODSMAN—
3. Air Korc* ROTC recently an* He’ll Get I a *s h o d h
tonight at R ' ‘ dork at th* Hut ot
xeill gulf he'oie ke run. through ihe cummUaioneii who voted for it County.
Rond construction worker Ocralil Crew holda h Haater nuunced the appointtr*ent of Rub*
RENNINtiTtiN, Vt. -/I T 'D — Highway 17-9?.
quickly
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All rnmmU«lon.m ptetent voted
entile Ualtrd Neiioni. A Guetenulen
cast o f a giant footprint mmie it' tho remote wilrlemrM nt Harold lte»l>- Jr. a* a cade* One of th* flrat thing. Mi*. Hub
All disabled Viteian* me urged
(leg wet found flying Monday morn vote against It when It came up to kill Hi* gambling ordinance. ari'a near Eureka, Calif., on h new loyginy nccea.a iohiI lieutenant tn the p**ntl*>n of band ert P. Kenyan will teach her In
to attend this meeting New lawa
commander.
ing from a hotpital flag pole aod a for a second reading after the Fot.ey aaid Kart* Cowart, who
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the
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money.
Iwing cut by a lugging company. The track in just one of
pVrtatnir.g to aortal security wilt
Perw.laa flag wa*boitied i*, ib.u.r hearing.
Iluaevcr, they did not wa> attending tb# InHallatlon of
A member of th* f'SU junior' While out riding, Mr*. Kc.iyon ^'^x'ni'jine.t''
many fount! in the lant few week* •* *V» freah dirt o f the
at it.Fraoci. Academy, flagpole,
an wait for that dal# and killed it a n*w Roman * Catholic hi.ho p
class mnjaring in muilc education, gave Ihe t-iby her Wallet tt play
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loitry Auhry, newly • alerted
acker private aad public buildijg. (on a motion today by L'omml*. h*re. told him ho would vote r.i-w rontl. It mvaatimt Romo iC fti*')ic* long, alxiut *ix
he Is the .oil i*, Ml. and kite. with. Too late, she learned the
inches deep, and the tracks w cu a.* i-. i * o irche* deep ill Robert II. Ilerly S i, 7(11 Mellon- Infant had thrown the wallet ton- coni ma nJtf, will totwluck lb* hk«V>
kave ireraily .ported ihe flag* ol Urn- j «lo*r Ralph F*'«»*y.
against the gambling ordinal, a if
mark. 'Taaiaka, fiaaae aad Jipaa.
j l,*mmux*:otter Joka Method, he waia pi .acne.
lit* Uiti.
.t'-T l Telephoto) |vdl* Ai*., Sanford.
, taming flM out lha car window. Iff*
Big Russian Guns
Tax Being Investigated,
Moved Info Place
Opposite Islands Faubus Hits U . S. Claim
Officials Resolved
To Say Nothing To
Provoke Commies
'Little Rock Says
It Has Teachers,
Money And Rooms
Slate Asks Chair
In Poison Deaths
Of Four In Family
Pone Regains Faculties;
'Blue Chips' Found Still On Brink Of Death
At Municipal Dump
Good Years Loom
:: For Minute Maid
Dade Jury Awards
Ollicer $550,000
Mrs. Holly, Former
Postmaster, Dies
News Briefs
4 Dead, 6 injured
At Political Rally
Killing Of Ollicer
Ruled 'Justifiable'
Red Official Warns
U. 5. To
Dade Officials Rule Out
Gambling Casinos, Slots
Sanford Student
Gets Appointment
Meeting Slated
By DAV Tonight
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Woman's Editor
Phone FA M ill
Birthday
Eastern Star Chapter Meets;
Transferred Ensign Honored
After Football Game
Party Held Have Chowder Party
t
frrred. Tb* Anoclate Matron, Mr*. ’ him anil of the friemfthlp hr and
A ' Chuck Wagon" dinner honor
Linnie Moye. and Mr. Bullard hit family had found heir. The ed Mr*. Hen Monroe on her birth
were seated In the East during dining loom. were irficjhmcnt* day Saturday night Ho*ts for the
the courtesy. After the Ai*uciate were *rr*cd after the meeting, occasion were Mr. and Mrs
Patron had been Introduced and wai dermalrd in navy motif, com George Kuritll.
Dinner wai *er*ed on the bark
e*.-oiled to the Ea*t. 'hr Worthy plete with an ticran liter renterpo: ch which wat decorated In We*
Matron. Mr* Sheppard, picaented ing the ta'-le. and placard* wish
tern *tyle Gueit* were requeued
him to the Chapter The member* ing Fntign llull-ard a fl,<n Voyage. to drr** accordingly. The table*
n
Several out of alatr visitor* wore entered with red amt white
ood and lang "Eor Uc'i a Jolly
Good Fellow." The Worthy Matron were prr*enl at the meeting. In amt blue and white rheckcd table
pre»ented a lw«-*utter traveling cluding the parent* of Mr llullard etoth* tn ml burning lantern wa*
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and hi* brother ard wife, all from the only Illumination, The fo**d
bat or, behalf of (he nefiecr*.
Ml**‘ **ippi
wa* placnl on the tables in the
Mr*. Mvian Welsh and Mr* Do
Putlog the builne** meeting kettle* in wb’ch It hid been pre
rt* Stein, repre-entmg the Semi,
pole* and wearing *ai!nr white fne petit Iin a for Inillaiion were pared; gur*'.t ale off tin plate*
At a called builnet* mrclint ,
approached the Ei*t and tecrivrd and referred to inv«*tl- Wester Fvlr pinto bean*. Spsni*h
•law, potato chip* and hot hit
lait week the Gamma Omr * presented » Sift with ver*c* of gating rommlttrr*
Chapter of ESA completed plane piai*e ard affe tion At *,hn rlo»e
Intuition* were read from Volu- cult* writ certed *fter diener
1of their remark* the Star-row * *ia Chip-rr No 1(50 ivlard, to Mi*. Monntr w«* picsentrd with
for an October ruah part).
The partv O slated for Satur who wrere al*o wearinr white hit* attend l'* Fnrrdihip Nuht on Oc a decorated birthda- cake.
tiue*'* .rrluilrd' Itev. amt Mr*
day, Oct. 11, at the home of Mr* i.ii . “ He"* No t.-ngrr a Whit tober inh. and from Helind No
(* ,) Siren. Mr. and Mr*
Hi who will hold Frientlihip N'lght T
Fmrit Cowtr*. 119 Laurel Olive Hit ■’
Wixolrmi i sib. Mr and Mr* Hr
A pirate theme will be u»ed for
Many other gift* were pre*enl on October list,
nie I.j i -err. Mr* fhailie Flower*
the affair, whlh will begin at 4 Ah rd to Mr. Bullard from the Wot
The Worthy Patron repoited 1Mr* D n Dunn ai.d Mr* Anna
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p. m
'lit Patron, V.r Sheppard,
Cowan |jkf Maty mother of
Mr* Emeu Cowley aubmltted rule Matron, 'It* Moye, Mr* Ttrsib l*>a'd and that thr Kaatern M il \t ror
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her resignation at preiidcnl Miai Kathleen Reynold* ,-n behalf of Star will tie reprrtenlrd in that
Patty tVatkri, m e president, ha* the Rainbow tilt'* and Mr*. Shep ptiblbatlnn b* an Iruert each
pard on behalf of Mr* Irene m. nth onr v.vp* win h, matirri W o m a n ' s C llll) S fK 'iil 1
assumrd her dutie*
It m i announced that the chap I'nriaon, Grand ln*truct«r of Dl«- to each family of the Fa-tern Star
The S nal Department of the
ter netted MS d-dlats on the rum trirt It, who wa* unable to he membership
IVnmm'i Club will have It* fir-t
mage *alc he'd Sept IT Plan* present. The Worthy Matron t'so
Ttie Chapter *t.-o*l and tang bride, v d rana'ta party \Ae,|were due u n it for another **lc presented Chrlatma* gilt* to Mr. "Wed,ling Greeting* to Yutt" to ne*diy aflerrmon. It wilt tm a Hat
and Mr*. Bullatd a* they will not the Worth* Matron and Worthy lov* epn Partv ant lih f'lia '- ■'*
in the near future.
I'.Hnwinr adjournment, Mr* Ire present at that time.
Patron who are ohierving thetr will * iirm! pf.Miptly at J p
Mr. Bullard e*prr*»rd hit ap- 33rd annt*rr*ary
Eugene Ettndgr, ho*te*», *er*ed
j predation of the homr accorded
refreshment*
l(oate**e< for the ocea»lon are;
Mr* \A. It ll/inion. Mrs. t'l*ile
IMfler Club Winners l!nm*ey, Mr* Grorge Mcd’ alt.
The Ssrtford Duplicate Btfdge Mr* J t. Jewel Ml*. SA\ D HofCluh mrt Tbur-day night for an mann.
iiwmidial gam*
'Pets Sigma Phi ~,er'* at » p m
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Winnti* wore frr-t, Dr. t.Cvn»t the home * f Air* Gten Me ant Mun* in »i-,-ond. Clyde Han
The Sanford Firemen* f aille*
NEW VilllK —ll ’ PIt— Sour
Call In 1/tngwood. Guett speaker *r- third Alt* --te’iatt ttf.iwn; "team an-l hm*etaJi*h *auee
Auxiliary* will meet at S p ni at
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for the evening will be Dale Alt
dreaaet up teft-orer roa*t«. F'rtithe home of Mr* W
flailfy.
man, Casselberry, who will tpeak Margaret Davi*. Crarie* Dons rte »tirc* if rooked beef or ham
2J(Vl Laurel. All member* are urg on hair atyle*
and Cecil Kino*.
■lUlrkty in *otur Serve with the
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*anee To male the rauee, fold 3
The Officer* Wive*' Club will
The Fxecittve Board of the *jmti tor another dr mom (ration of Community Center, romrr rf tflth i t«lile*p...in* wetl-dralned hor*errtdiah into one cup aour cream,
Sanford Grammar A hoot PTA will rie Dab Carnegir Courtr at the amt Magnolia, Thursday night at
i.tdd a pinch of -alt and sugar.
> p m
meet at the irhool at 3 3d p. m Ct»iv Center at • W p m
All hoard mem'er* are urged to
WEDNESDAY
attend.
Lake Man School PTA meet*
Member* of :be Tt -ard of the
at S p. nt ILom visitation from CPU Wive* Club win meet at the
T:20I;3A p m Following the meet home of Mr*. Gloria Simpson at
Ing refrethmrnt* »dl be server! 9 * m Thr coming fashion *bo»
will lie the main topic of dt*.
Iiv thr exreutive |e-*id
tuition.
Gamma l-amad* <‘ rapter of
TniRSDAT
Seminole Chapter No, 2 Oidrr
of the Eastern Stir, held ui fir»t
meeting after aummrr vacation
o*< Thur»d»y evening, October 2
Honor w»* paid th# A 'w u t t
Patron, Mr, Henry Bullard. who
ha* sttalned the rank of Enil.n
in the navv a^d i* being tt».n*-
Rush Partyi
Is Planned
.MISS JOAN L fllT S K GRANT
(I’ hotc* |*y Ilpryalrund
Nuptials
A\orning Tea
Planned
At Hay Home
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Havmord Grant.
Sanford, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage if their
daughter, Joan Louise, to Wc-dell
L, llrooM, son of Mr. and Mrs
S J. Brook*. Sun font
Ml** Grant va.x* h'-n ii Vi- *a
ra F*ll*« N. A’ . She attended
sebo.(* there until
nans forline to Seminole High School in
that year *rd graduating with the
w-lat* of It'S While attending 1i -h
School »he wa* active In D. C. T.
and lerved a* 'be elub’s lrea*urrr
Mr
lirowka
attended local
aehool- *n<i alto graduated from
Semirole High Stho I with the 19AA
cla * At the piejenl time hr is
studying engineering at Stetson
University.
Final plans far the December
wedding will He tnr,ouncrd at a
f atrr date
q
Oviedo Meet SInIt’d
Thr Ovlcdn Woman’ * Club will
tweet Friday at the clvh home.
Guest *i>eatr will be Mi* Mary
Fir' Walker tax *»•»»»'
’■emInote •’inimy
Mr-. Jonn Courier la -hairnicn
ef the Itimneon rummittrr fufrthe
A r t f t i' J Iter a*»i»lant* will -t
.Alt*. \»rl Haul, 'li t -irutge Kct*
•ey, Mi*, f* G Smith. Mr*,
Spirit !,cr t lont*. Mrs William
It Martin and Mr* Wayne Kill*
Luncheon hegli* at nu**n
Lady
Party
Pink
Card
S p on -o red hy
Hospital Auxiliary
Civic Center
lift
1 :(H) lo 1:00,
R:00 to 12 p. m.
lo. i!t:.s
RKSERV ATIONS
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Mr*. J J Itav entertained at
her fx-ch Arbor home Wedneiday
with an early m-mlng *U*er tea.
tlur»t i f honor wa* Mr* 1 Sirtut,-«ki, whoie husliand i> bring
transferred t-> MaiylanJ. Tlie tea
al*u prricnted an opportunity for
Mr* Hay to show' her friend* a
ru>u product which *he will manage in thi* area. Present al*o
were meinpri* of the Lukr Mary
Home Henton«1rath-n ( tuh wtro
ditCUsltd UlP tlrh and it* projc-t*
A white satin-finished tahlecluth
covert'll thr dining loom table An
arrangement of
multi cob-red
fluuris wa* the <-ntrrpu-ir Toy*
and a bridal doll gaane-l in all
white addrd to Ihw a'trartive deewra1 1 in. Jtrfreahmrnt* "f a lem-infille*!, white cake wi'.b mar*hir(l*
low icing and cookies *rfr ser*
e,| 'lr* D *1 Luke, c ■ln.*rc»«,
poured trs from a bar dividing
the kit-hen from thr dlrint room.
Tail glatsei trimmed -n >i!>er
were u*etl
"I ho*e attending weir Mr* Mtlilt-ski. Mr* Luke Mr* I. It*-*im .
v • ii 1 1 Rngwell Mr* t * e*
Ar nt t Mr- Rohen Tobn Mi <
Jean O'Neil mrl jevrra! rhihben
Prayer meeting at MO p iw
at the First Rapti*t Thurrh.
Sunday Seh-ml VAo-ker* Confer
mre at the Fir*' Raptat Cliurrh
st * U p m.
chapel Choir of ih# Firtl Mtth
o*ti*t Church praclirei at SI*, p
m
Senior rt*-ir «f -'t» Fir*t Alethrdiit Church rrsetl-e* at * IS p
m.
Panih
Kdur ition enmmitrie
meeting of tne t'nlted L-ithetan
trhr"eh at the Ik-me
he chair
man, John Pengord IJOj Park
A\e . at T p. m
G/RYCOOW
Tf»nNorth
Fiidsriek
F E A T l H K : 1:1'
The .Amrriciio Homes
LAST LIMt-4 I GMT H
SHOWING a t 7m« A H IS
• O F Y T IC K .
MAKES A RAI»
ENDING"
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• lt«U*
The l»e(*iti*,.i'c nf anv ill*
-ies* 1» the Iteat time It
m :.y l>e more quickly rurr i , Seritni* aiuvnes* lia*
not vet taken full hold.
Somepeople Itegin badlv
by either netrlpcttnt: to
take care o f th em schc* or
at tempt inj; self treatment.
Cnlesa they are lucky,
sickncaa time i* prolonged
an<l sometimes life itself,
i* endangered.
A quicker, happier endinir to any sickness ia al
most assured if you con
sult your physician quickly
and
take
the
apevific
medicines he may pre
s e n t s for your particular
♦rouble.
The llrnioercatlif Cllcte of thr
Garden Club will mrrt with Mr*
J. C Sike* on Wr»t Firtt St for
a Covered ,|i*h *upper
TRIDAT
"Pink Ij-dy" (u'oertption r»,d
party, being *|H>n*ured hv Srmipnle
Mem rial lf >«pital Auxiliary, will
lake pia.e at the Civic Center
Aftrrnoon hour* are from I no |,
S;f>n P At. and in the cvroinp
from » JC until tl «> o’clock Re
tervatlona may tie made with Mr*
W. J Toll FA I«t3h. or Mr*
Met rarken, F A 7 4*7*
The Daughter* of the AmericaRevolution will meet with Mr*
J. It Ray, W'S Palmetto Avr . at
3 p. m.
a buttered knife to cut
r*i*in* wihout having them *tlek
to th. knife
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H o iln
NOYV — BALLROOM
ILmrini; Clam —
for
filli. Tilt A 8th Graders
THIS IS THE YEAH ft»r color — p-ntentber Hint when
ynii'te choosintr your wintor *unL limy, ilUntnl wont her
call* for a* cont thut liar* n not** o f cliter, of color. Mohs
preen, sapphire blue, ruby r«*<l. will he hlossnmintr nut on
fashioiinhln avt-nupa all ncro«s tlie land. These shatlr.s are
gtsnl coiiiftntiionn for your winter print or knit ilteJaea
ami Hint ‘ little Mack ilress".
SHAPE OF TOMORROW
<t
Mr and Mr* W D Stine have
returnrd to Sanford after apending thr aummrr at thnr mountain
1 .ar at M:r.!:wglr. Ten- Thr
htinr'* daughtri, Mary Frances
C-v, d. Undo, h;.* r, .ii.tl, ...ar
tier! At Sgt Fu sent- "
’itd> nf
Carleilnn. S <
Mr* Hamilton S Owes arrivc'l
yrttrrday from T*ll.*a*»rr in xisit
her moUtrr, Mr*. W J. Thigpen,
on Park Avenue.
Teddy Walker, s- n of Mr, and
Mr*. !,. K. AValkrt, (pent th. week
end «t home. Teddy attend* Flor
ida State University.
Pi. and Mra G orge .Atlyakawa to
and children Andy and Gar> are
llam amt Hire'e Chowder
vi'illnc hrr parent*. Air and Mr*.
t can tlh’ i entire** frnien eon*
Andrew Stine Dir Mivakawavarr
di-n**d green P#a with ham aotip
from Charlrtton, \\ ' a
*- itn
Mr »nd .Alt* T W Jone* have
I ran (IU1.* ounces) fruten eon*
returned hump from Furop. after
dentetl cream of potato totip
thirr month* tpent touring the
IIx (mip cans water
.Cntine nt.
l rup ihi edited mild pmeeil
cheese
Combine soups, water, and
(Jciuvn IT A Will
hee»v. Heat, stirring frequently.
Make* 4 «rrv!ngt.
Hold First Meet
V
W E S T IN G H O U S E
c--
(pahAjormlA
l arty," What eoubl u*!e better
on a eri-p fall e-i-ning?
Veii’re *.*re
»n Ihe win*
r-.i -g tr»m -villi Potato Ov*ter
C’howJar, a "tnu- >utc terrep*
lit »l • d Mtlal)
m* tU a ■ iU
blnatloa of 1st frosen condstti .1
imips. . .potato and ny«ter. . .
with an added flavor of di.r t
-oohrd bant It’s -lie In mln-jTrt
but ba* thr flavor nf a how-Ire
—nknl alt day, thank* In it* con*
venient frotrn ingredlenl*
Arrve this hesrly k»up with bet
buttery hiaeult*. . .or r**'.o3
Rrown Hi rad with cream rhce*«
Riling. Pa>* a rrti*h tray •<( eele*
ry and rarrel stick* Then for ile*
tatli a ipiiy applet atiro rake and
celfce Cheers will go Up at your
home for a thtilllrr rarre hi.nacht
to a touchdown finish with a
"aauprr" supper.
Potato Oyster Chowder
t ran ( to*« runer*) fmren con*
drn-ed rrrsm ef potato soup
1 ran (th ctirre*) froren eystef
Stew
I’ r soup ears water
♦n cup diced rooked bam
Combine ingredient*: heat »low*
Iv, stirring frequrntly. Makes 4
serving*.
To score a iother winning vlctoi/
Thr firtl meeting of Ihp Geneva
PTA will he held tonight a t 7 jn
at 7 to
A rerrption honoring the *»*ch
rf* will he lirld In the *.-hool lunrh.
loom, prneedit-e the bttvl'-.--* ind
|-n*gr*m for Ihe nve-ilng, Teacher a
will Iw in ehargt ol the program
Re*idem* of the rommunltv who
ar. iolfrP*|ed in the w.lfarr of the
children
ellgltde to tiermne
member* .»( thr PTA On. don* rod
have in tie a parrnt it t* hnp.il
that a large meml>etshlp will m
murage a better or ranlgation
Ihe event will h# Mr* D S Ta!
ley. Mr*. Ralph Jarvi*. Mr* G
A Sweeney. Mr* Denver Cordell
Mr* W B Ellerbe, and Mr* W
L. Kirk
TO U CH TO N
DRUG CO.
.T i. rexoa v, n*iu»i
Depart
of the Sanford Woman's Club
Osteen PTA Has me-it
•*itl have a covered dish tapper
sort their bn*
Recent M eeting jffor
,0;mlall* atmember*
7 p m llnale«*e* f.ir
Church
Calendar
U FDNKSD.AT
d
leCft-Ovcr Roast
Tht Oitren Parent Teacher » A*
*,>ciat on mtt Thursday evening at
the *rh--ol with Mr*. Dick Jone*
presiding.
A flies*. emitted, "Crowded Out"
wa* shown
Mr* John Latum, rhalrman of
•he Halloween‘ Carnival to'd of
plan* made for this event and r am
rd her committee.
Mr* Gerald lb,sack reported on
thr county council meeting held in
Holly Hill and announced future
date* for lUCh meeting*.
Member* *oted to *p*m»or the
|-ale of »tamp* to apply on the purrha*e of L'nltv'l state* Saving*
I Rond* and appolntol Mr* Marvin
Hlgg* to be in rharge, ol »a!e*.
Sp.*etal recognition ’ wa* given
Mr*
Werlcy t»me for the dona
TCESD.A Y
lion of her aerviee* a* volunteer
The I'luDccr Fellow ,lii(* u[ the librarian for the school.
A dt*cu*ilon of the recent »,h--d
Fir*t Piesliyterlan Church will
meet for supper and reercation In hnn I is*ui- wa* conducted by Har
the Youth flut'dlns fiom C* p m old Karri*, after which the ptrpd*
of the fourth, fifth and »ixth
Pln«-erc*t tlwptlM ( huri-h. Train
.ng Culon Preparation Week at grade* presented a program based
on their Social Studie*
T:W p. m
Me* Gerald llo»ark and Mr*
I’ fneerejt BapHat Church Dea John Jur* *erved refre*hment» of
c-ma' meeting at l 30 p m.
rakr and punch from a beautiful
The Gleaner » Sunday School tabic ovr'tald with green liner,
in Ihe * rial period following the
Clai* of Ihe Fir-t llapllit Church
will meet at 7 Jo p. m. with Mi*. meeting The »rr*ing table ren'ri
It. t. Bcj-iI. 2t3 Avocado Avc.I piece wa* of pink pin!a a d fern
Mr*. J \\ McLellan 1* to lu.», anj pink l’>v< vir- *'irrnunde.i the
pt-.o-h bowl.
ten.
* rt*rr»lr.i»te!y AO meniber* at
Ttie llenrv Shelton SaKfonl Mr lend*
mortal Library and Musrum cor |
dially welcome* vlaltor* from s
a m. until rnon Afr* J ft Ray
"A n.M) BEGINNING
i* pre'fnt llhramn.
THI IIS.
D O N E VARSI
SUZY PARKER
Jjocal
Thrn- riieet*
'.mtbalj »rai,>n
i* really umierw.,i Br prei>ared
for the nip of fro*t that » sure
to tw in Ihe air Vs tlie weather
gtow* tiv.lr r. mittens and ivn-d
to.k* wilt be in orilvt for ihf
gairr* A vacuum *>■til. of hot
•oup ip tofft-e *t.< • • -vie"? at
the b*.f for winning rven th*
n-ii Adee m rx itmg game, In*itr a iourcimr t > w "ohowfilrr
"tuwr
2 .o'*1
Orlando
Drive
AAcalieghmi*.
CENTER
lital.r *
I*A M f.7 2
6”
All new*, frmn Its new standout clip dot weave to Hi
novel button-talis Just, the slim shenthintr thnt iloei
best by junior figure*. At n I’enni-y price to |uimprr
your junior hmljfet, too. Neat white collar and a velvet
Imw mill a jnuniv nlr. Brijtht fall tones. Siren 7 to 16.
SHOI* I’ EN N K Y S . . . You'll live heltcr, yonD uiro-
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�Editorials
it*
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Physician Against
FO R M O SA STRAIGHTS
Hoop Craze Spreads;
Last Word On Matter
?
Tha hula hoop craze, it aecnu, Izn't confined to Sanford,
or Florida.
In the current Usue o f The Rebel Unipresser, publica
tion o f United Press International for newspapers which sub
scribe to UPI. is the follow ing:
", t " Ground rules for covering hoop-twirling stories: Re
cords: Any claim to any twirling record must be substanti
ated by at least three reputable witnesses, whether for num
ber o f whirls or time o f uninterrupted tw irling; no record
will be authenticated or reported on UPI wires i f it Is found
1 ;the contest that produced said record was originMed by a
•“ UPI reporter to produee a story for the purpose o f brighten
ing a dull news day.
Unusual twist (or tw is ts ): In cases o f person* claim
ing to have twirled a hoop in any unprecedented fashion,
such as with the nose, 20 fathoms down, reporters are to
check source and reference books and files to ascertain
whether the claim ia valid.
Accounta o f turnons fainting or being overcome by ex
haustion from hoop-twirling will be permitted on regional
‘(state) wires, but not on trunk relays (Southeast).
In event o f a person being killed by a hoop, either by
becoming hopelessly entangled in the thing and strangling,
o r by being smitten upon some vital part by a hoop being
twirled by another person, reporters are to handle on a bul
letin basis.
Twirling by reporters: No objection provided It Is done
on reporter’s time and net within BOO feet o f bureau. Injury,
•xhaustion or any other physical impairment as result o f
■ twlrlng Is excluded from medical and hospital benefits. Any
Expense bearing either the word “ hoop” or the vnni “ hula”
will be disallowed, automatically.
That, It would seem, is ’nuff said i baut those “ things’*
which have invaded the heme.
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Florida citrus producers this year expert to break re'to n ls, but that rosy glow will fads unless the industry plans
f o r the future. So M id John T. Lesley o f the Florida Citrus
Exchange In a speech to the board o f directors o f that or
ganization.
The supply and demand picture at present won't last
forever, Lesley M id. The Industry should continue planning
toward the time when large crops again will cause market
ing headache*.
This aoaon ’i crop is small due to tree damage during
last winter’s killing freezes. A strong demand is expected to
keep fruit moving at high prices.
But. if fresh fruit shippers allow this eravon to pass
without taking advantage o f the opportunity to prepaie for
the heavier seasons to come, their positions will i Jtum, progresaively, to one o f less favorable volume at lower prices.
Lesley pointed out.
Beirut Is Rocked By 15 Bomb Blasts
BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) Bomb explosions r o c k e d Beirut
before diwp today in a fresh at
tempt by *ollowert of former
PraiidtBt Camilla Cbamnun to erforce their two-week-old ye nets I
■trike i|iinst Premier Rashid
Xaraml’s lorernmtnt.
Police reported seme IS dyna
mite blasts Inside and outside the
orter controlled hr the pioamoua Christian I'bslanglsts.
At ’ salt tour shops wera dimac*d, police said, but no casual
ties were reported, appirently be
cause the blasts took place before
opening houir
Officials said at least three of
the damaged shops were within
S
i-
DAILY
■:
»*
:
ACXOM
X. Capital of
Delaware
•. Uum.ee
with liquid
11. living
the heavily guarded commercial
district, proving the opposition
we* able to get to the very heart
of the business district.
The ciploiiuni were aimed at
Intimidating merchants to k*ep
their shops closed end lima mike
the general strike totally elitet ir e .
Males In Majority
St. PAUL, Minn. -<UPI) There's no equably between the
sexes in Minnesota, according to
State Department of Health sta
tistics. In 19)7, males in the sute
outnumbered women by some 13,-
000.
C R O SSW O R D
S. River
(U.a.)
•.Watched
•ecretly
T. Agreed
12. lafutlla
partly**
B. Staging
X L H eaped
•.ribbed
14. Bury
M. Peruvian
coin
15. Decipher
XT. A covered
shopping.
way
SaAtolTe
center
21 Stagger
M. Aleutian
native
2T.a*ae
IS. To caution
29. Looked
Ilk French
111octroi or
I I —— Cupid
IS Kind of
I I light
bedeteed
sax
profession
XL Wing
u i v j t i i w uawa
wmqtdt-* 'antime
21 An
•WCf -ITHEQMtt
abelone
nm
'Droaunrjw
24. Before g
o w n o ran
23. Guided tsiannnpii* a w i
27. Body
of
water
2*. Mena
nick.
name
IL Bamboo.
like
t»n i ■via fjcfti
S-1*-»:i .O.t.-IMMCJ
'JM u n iu s n
'Jit
u u s a c t jt dU
o y f u s a a Jll-J
UUtKdp luliiq'.-Ju
22, Break
euddenly
21 Walk to
and fro
34.Mraai.ro
of land
3*. Formerly
3T. House of
grosses
a ii urn G
•a-y
Veeteedoi'e iaewer
U .dl
member
39. Fish
40. llegrct
SO Feara
(BrtL)
S3. Jump
IS. Molher-of.
peart
Si
’ ",
.
have quietly expired la a day or
to It left mercifully elooe.”
Donelson based himself morally
upon the Golden Rule and upon a
portion of the Hippocratic Oath
which all physiclana take a n d
which la the keyaton* cf medical
ethics. He quoted thli portkm: “ 1
will follow that method of treat
ment which, according to my abil
ity and judgment, I consider for
the benefit of my petienta and ab
stain from whatever li deleterious
and mischievous."
Net Mercy Death
In these hopeless and dying
cases the physician should not
prescribe blood nor "undue" arti
ficial feedings, Donelson said, "and
at the end should have the cour
age to discontinue antibiotics if
these are aa unduly prolonging
factor.”
The physician should be "In con-
Local Briefs
ML* Frances McDougal of San
ford has been appointed * member
Of the committee on building fund
of the Florida Nutsei Association.
d
hy \ERNUN KCOTT
UPI Hollywood Corresponds!!
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -H olly,
wood's unsolved mystery ll the
faL'ure of motion picture* studios
to mike good In television.
Excepting Columbia end War
ner Brothers, the major film
plants have fallen flat on t hair
sound itiges attempting to Invade
video.
One TV bigwig, Harry Aekermm of Screen Gems (Columbia
Pictures TV subsidiary) has some
of the answers. Ills outfit grinds
Geneva
News
By Aillis Prevail
Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Slag visited
friends amt relatives in Sarasuta,
Writ Palm Beach and Bradenton,
last week.
Mr*. T. W. Prevail and daugh
ter spent Saturday at Daytona
Beach.
‘ Its. Dlxia Story and Mrs. Fred
Dillard were recent vialtore at
the home of Philip Bauer.
Mrs. Cedar Hart aud Mrs. Jack
Stewart attended the day of In
struction, recently, at the Baptist
Church In Deland.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Ladd left
Tuesday for a two-week trio to
California and other parts of the
West.
The Cillten's Club held a call
meeting Thursday evening at the
hrmt of Mr. and Mrs. Hsnry
Simpson to plan a chicken ptleau
supper to I* held Thursday, Oc
tober 23.
Attending wera Mr. ami XIre. J.
L Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hughey, Mr. and Mrs. Donald At
wood, Mr. and Mra. Martin Han
son, Mr. ami Mrt. II. M. Sellars,
Mrs. T. W. Prevelt, John Thomas
and Mickey I add.
Friend* are »«cry to hear that
J. tv, ,-v.it.tu* her i t . ..illy had to
undergo an *e operation.
out 14 network shows per week—
more than all the other itudlo op
erations put together.
“ The movies were unwilling to
ehangs their ways when TV earn*
along,” Aettrman says. "They re
fused to leara new methods or
give creative people financial In
terests In the shuwi.
Press TV To Merle*
Ackerman knows whereof be
speaks. H# wetnurted TV In Its
Infancy 10 years ago at CBS
whare ho developed such shows aa
“ I Love Lucy,” “ Gunamoke."
"Amos and Andy.” Hit talesl contributions art “ Bachelor Pathar”
and 'Lews* It to Boaver.”
Aa vice president In charge of
production at Screen Gems. Acksrman la one of the few televi
sion executive* hired by a movie
company to keep the TV film
camera* running.
“ This Instance, motion picture
people don’t uadarstand sltusticn
comedy technique. It la strictly a
TV Invention. The pace Is entirely
different, even In dramas. Movie
producer! let a story unfold whil*
Eight Persons Die
In Weekend Traffif
TALLAHASSEE! UPI I—At lent
right perioni were killed In auto.
taobU* accident* during the week
end. tne slate Patrol reports 1
today.
John M. Watters It. and h!i
brother, Enoch, 13, of Chlpley,
were killed lr. Chlpley Saturday
when the car In which they wen
riding collided with another act™
mobile.
Ada Van Horn, 22. and K. C.
Barry, both - f Jupiter, died In is
accident Friday, north of Lake
Park rear West Palm Reich
Bingnan: Rooita, £0. -*a» killed
Saturday when he was struck by
a car in Jacksonville.
1 ickl Cringle, II, of Miami,
d id Friday »h*u the car ja
wlirb she waa riding, dri-en 0
a .4-year-old girl jutl learning to
drive, phinged Into » canal.
William F. MsJteU, 1*. Holly,
wood, was killed on tho University
Florid* ramps* wnen fell
motorcycle collided with an sutv
mobile.
Cirol Lee Schaffer, tl, of Mi
ami, was killed Friday when a1!*
ran In front of an automobile la
Miami.
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ROBERT M. ROSEMOND, M. D.
Look for thta* headline*:
Disaster Feeding
Classes Scheduled
Member* of Seminole County
School Food Service Association
will begin a claia In emergency
mass feeding, tomorrow, at T:J0
at South Side School.
Tbe eleis is sponsored Jointly,
by local unit* of Red Cross and
[Civil Defense. Instructors will be
Mrs. D. H. Whitmore. Samlnole
County school lunch director, and
Mri. Dick Forbes.
Bruce G. Paddock, chairman of
tbe board of Semlnola County Red
Croat chapter, and A. B. Peter
son Sr.. Seminole County CIvU
Defense director, will glv* ■ brltf
orientation on the re*p<miiUlUtlei
of Red Croas and Civil Defenie In
natural and enemy-caused disas
ter at the Wednesday night meet
lag.
The 16 hour course will Include
('hurchgoeni Sought
SC1TUATE, Mass. —(UPI) - sanitation In disaster feeding,
Rocking to lx>o«l atirndancr, the feeding special group*, fond pre
North Selluale Baptlsl Church put paration and service. Improvised
this classified ad In the local ferdlng facilities and other special
problems.
newspaper;
All class members who com
“ For linmrdiale occupancy. One
slightly used pew. <«> Country plete the course will reeeiva a
Way. North Scltuatr. Phone Lin certificate tisurd jointly by the
den SOOM for viewing. Transpor Federal Civil Defense Administra
tion and the American Red Cross.
tation provided."
iclantout attendance and control
over the case." and he should be
“ sure his patient la free of pala
and thirst and has good nursing
cart.”
Laymen should not confuse Donclson'i views with the idea of
"mercy death." There the phyily
clan helps death to take ove™
Donelson’i view la that when death
la prtsent and life, though exist
ing, has no chance, the phyiitln
should “ embrace watchful waiting."
Tbe tenth annual exhibition of
Volusia County ertltli will be bald
la November on the Stetson Uni
By Mrs. Clarence SnjJer
versity campus ind will be on
Mrs. Norman Miller returned display for the Diamond Jubilee
h • F .. ay ai*c.- :-v*ral -.seeks Convocation, Nov. 13-16.
visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Hugo
The eighth annual junior Urn• Benin! and family of Oak Ridge, •toek and poultry abow will be
Tvnn.
lield In Ocala, Oct. 13-14. at the
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Harper and Sale Pavilion ef the Southeastern
family of Apopka Spent Sunday Fat Stock Show and Salt, Inc.
with Mr. and Mr*. Robert Wil
Mrs. Mary Earl* Walker, Samliams.
Mr. and Mrs. Stons ef Deland j (note County tax asaa-xor, ia at.
w\-i« visitors cf Mrt. Harry Os vwouing the nave tax aastator a
convention in Ft. Pierce.
teen, Wedneedey.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whiddon
and children spent the weekend Marie Carfegno, local golf pro,
will start clsises for beginner*
In Palmdaie with hts parents.
Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Lawton at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow. A refresh
it develops the character* involved end her mother, Mrs. Etlen Coch er’* couri* also I* scheduled. De
in the action.
ran, have returned home after * tails may be obtained by calling
“TV doesn't have that much weeks visit In East Liverpool, FA! m s .
T e a r P ra y e r F o r
time. In an hour show — and es Ohio, with Mr. and Mrs. Thtodor*
Tb e D ty
pecially In half-hour programs- Nuaser and other relatives.
Of the 11 man who tried to
Call FA t-IXtl
Mareus Paterson has retorted escape from A'ratrai, twa were
the characters must be delineated
L u th e ra n C b e re b o f
home after being a patient in
at once."
shot and killed, two finished and
Seminole Memorial Hotpial for
Redeem er
t anrtloas Independently
probably
d
.-owned
and
the
rest
Ackerman credits Ralph Cohn, two week*.
l'hyiiia Hopper of Orlando is were •caught.
head of Screen Gems, and Irving
spending the week with hsr grand
Brlakln, originally a movie maker, parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wil
with Columbia's auccfis In televi liams.
sion. The subsidiary (s completely
Mrs. Rose Phillips spent three
free of the studio's top brass, weeks in Jacksonville, visiting her
functioning as ah independent or- sons, Flnut and Tilton and thslr
gsnlistion.
WiahM To Announce The Open ing
If It were not for tbe TV ad
.■
. *is' Tues
Of Hfs O ffice For The Practice O f
junct, Columbia's scund s t a g e s day in Gainesville on business.
would bo as dark and Inactive as
sir. and Mr*. Harley Thomas of
Internal Medicine And Cardiology
those of Universal • International Sanford visited Mr. an* Mrs.
and Paramount
Robert Williams, Sunday.
ADDRESS 1211 E. 2nd St.
FA 2-7712
MGM and Kith Century-Fox are
plodding along with little sucres*,
Mors than 60 per cent of AlaBy Appointment Only,
while Warnsr Brothers has struck bama'a total acreage Is covered
gold with Its hour long Western*. by forests.
Osteen News
Movie Studios Fail To 'M ake ' T V
Citrus Preparedness
i '[
By DELOS SMITH
LTI Science EilUr
NEW YORK (UPI)— Should s
phyilcian prolong the life of •
hopelessly 111 end dying patient?
A smill-town doctor has given
an emphatic “ no” to thli delicate
and profound question of medical
ethics. His arguments In favor of
bowing to “ nature's wisdom” are
row being circulated throughout
the medical profession.
Physicians generally feel their
obligation Is to life, even If it's
a mere thread of life that's frayed
almoit to the breaking point. To
thli concept. Dr. Martin Donation
Jr. of Danville. Va., replica that
“ life is indc-d sacred but not sac
rosanct to the ,K>lnt of inflicting
costly and painful indignitiei on
someone who ha* earned his re
pose.”
On Golden Rule
He spoke only of dying persona
whom physiclana keep “ In vegstativa e x i s t e n c e by artificial
means." He had observed "com
petent and coniclentloui physi
cians preserve Ufa for weeks and
months In cases, with stupor and
even corns, in patients who would
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Amateur Golfers M e e t;
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Casey, Haney Ponder Gamble
MILWAUKEE (UPD To
O gaabi* or not to gamble—that'#
tht quaalion that confront* rival
wanagrrt Fred Han«y and Cairy
Stanfil today whan th*y nam*
thair aUrtlng pitcher* for th*
m th cam* of tha World S*ri*a.
Hanav, hi* world champion
Milwaukee Bravet still on top,
throe ft met to two, had a well*
retted Bob Ruth U. throw at the
New York Yank*** but apparent
ly wav undecided whether to go
BUILDING JOB
with Bob Buhl, an 18-gam* winner
in 1957 who « a i out with an arm
injury moat of thla year.
And Stance!, atitl inaittinr hit
Yankee* could come on to win
the tariei, bad an #qua!ly-w*ltretted Don Larieo. ihr perfect
Came pitcher, ready but wondered
whether be could afford to gamble with telitf ace Ryne Duran
or right-hander Art Dllmar.
Announce* Pile 0era Today
Haney, and pobably Stance!.
By Alan Mavtr
too. probably will announce th*
blf daemon* thla afternoon.
Haney aatd he would reveal bit
aiath game choir* after a Bravet'
workout. Stengel alto indicated
he'd make up Ail mind after a
nigh'.-* (leap.
Ruth, a 10-gimt winner durinr
tha National teacua taaion, loti
the 40 third-gam* dccliton to
I-areen but allowed only two runt
in th* all inning* he worked.
I.ar<an retired after eevan ahulout inning* and Duren complttad
the gam*.
Duren ttar.ad only on* game
for the Yarkaet thia year but
McDougald Thinks
Yanks Can Take It,
Even In Milwaukee
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tailed Praia laiaraatlonal
On tha Unlvaraity of Alabama
practlc* field thia weak, mtmbara
f of tha football aquad ara nelng
w taught -to do thingt eleven at a
time."
Conch 1‘aul Bryant. »ho al
ready Ua 'n u lle d a . varaum#
rfufartM, now it working topard a
Crimton Tide offrnae. Ha la still
looking for hi* first win on (he
raw ttand, and will tand hit boyi
out agalrti Furman Saturday.
"Wa have got to move that foolhall,” ha t - Id Uic aquad Monday
0 follnntrg a CO-mlnuta workout on
punt return* and conditioning.
Other South* titarn Conference
taama got back down to lerioul
buaioaaa today after relatively
Romeo, Prinzi Get
# Voles Of Writers
JACKSONVILLE (CPI) — Tod
Tatty Romeo and quartarhark Vic
Priati, bath of Derida Stilt Colteraity, hit* Men pitied kv the Tnridl
Silt* Sport* Waiter* A»in. a* Li**■ ia and Btck of tht Walk.
Prim!, 1 *0-1 ound tenior fiom Wav•fl), S'. Vn wa* riled far hi* aulaltndjag performance in F il • JM* win
over Wale Forcat Saturday. Prlml
letud two touchdown pme*. interf rapttd rwa pane* lhat (topped Wall
Form Koiiog thieat, tin lor two
ailrl paint, and twice hauled dewa
tlaacaa lurmtra who had hrrken into
th* atcaadary.
Ranee. Itt-pauad eaphanara from
Tampa, danlaaiad tin* play in tht
aim* game, ranked aa on* of tha big
uptatt of tht weak.
A madout m defen**, Romeo *!**
made *e*e«al key block* tv pa*a the
— way far tbt Samlaotei’ *wifr running
B attack. It waa hja block in the vreond
ptriad (bat aat up Fred Pickard • 21yard lourbdewa run.
Tbil mail# lb* firtt time that th*
apart writer* hat* eelecied Kin the
Ijaerain end th* Back ef th* Week
Iran the Florida fiat* rail*.
Seminolcs Facing
■»Rugged Practice
TALLAHASSEE (LTD — FWild#
Stair gilddrre planntd anoibar rugged
practice *t«lon rod*/ fur neat week »
battle againat Georgia In a f*m«
F8U Coarh Tom Nurent pradicta
will b* full of action.
Nugent warned me v-iimale* 10 be
prepared far aa “*nal*ughi #f affame’
by the Georgia Bulldog*, beaten thia
atetoa by Tttii, v'oadetbill and Saulh
South Carolina.
|£
fully raallit that bad bitaka
hate beea tha differ**** ia all tbrea
af Georgia'i game*," Nugeal eiid.
-Our Hauta ara impreiaad that Gategla haa aa aurtuadiag team.'
‘Gaargla haa laakad great at tiaaaa.
They gat Mad aad nally go,” ha
added.
Flarida State, which daftatrd Walt
Fame Saturday, practiced tuning
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By GIL McDOL’GAl.D
k\ riller* for LTI
NEW YORK (L'PIl — I hope
wave got them a little worried
now.
Moat people lltink the odd* are
agalntt u* rtuw bacaua# we hat*
to play the U*t two game* in Mil
waukee I Jort't lee it tha; way at
all.
It may turpriae you to know
that a lot of ua, myaclf Included,
would rather hit in that Milwau
kee hall park than at Yanket Sin
Turn Why? T1-* *♦•»*! are a lot
e**!er to roach. Don t forget w*
have aonie pretty *ft-d tluggdi
on our rlub, too.
When lhat home run ball left
my bat in th* third Inning, I could
tell from the feel in lh* handle
that 1 hit u real good. 1 knew it
wat going to reach th* aeata but
I wa* afraid it wat going to hook
foul. A* it turned out, it hit th*
acreen attached to the pole.
Both of my hit* came on fail
hall*. For th* moat part. Lew Burdetta wa* thieving tinker* and
alidcr*. Ha alto haa a uandy tertw balt, or •icroogle" aa w* cal! it,
but I don't gal te eta it I underaland ha threw* it only to left
hander*.
In my book, he had Ju*t aa good
atuff Monday aa he did in th* aecond gam* of the World Seriei
whan he licked uv, 13-5. He w*i
going along pretty good, 1 thought,
until we knocked him out In th*
alath.
Th# homtr I hit made me fael
like a million at I wa* going arourtd th* ba«ta. I haven't riacily
been wearing out the pitcher* In
thia aariea. Aa a matter ef fact.
I’ve teen in • alump ali year long.
Maybe I'm finally coming cut of
It and I couldn't pick a heller time.
I'm not (tiling Milwaukee
-hort, though. Th# Bratta hat# a
fin# bait club. They'*# got the
pitching, lh* hitting and a wellbalanced line-up againit righthandara and ieft-ltandara.
Good aa they art. 1 think vtt
can take them.
Don't buy that buaine*# about u*
being all through bocauee wa'rr
moving on to Milwaukee.
lh raa* you've forgotten, » r
were atroger on th* road Ihu
year than we were at home.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (LTD The fuipenalon wa* lifted thla
—The srratrat avarmbly of Inter year and h# could havw been
national amateur g o l f e r * ever named for th* world tout*ament.
Th* “ home c o u n t r i M " ar*
muiltrcd lathered here at the
matching Ihr Americana with a
traditional ahrine of the game "Great Britain ard Ireland*’ team
in preparation for the firat world comprDIn: golfer* from Ireland,
team champtonvhip.
England and Scotland. They will
Twenty •nine countrlri from all he led by non • playing captain
part* of the gtube will compete Grraid Mirklrm and by lanky Jo«
for the magnificent idvcr “ Eiaen Carr, tho taigning Uritiah chant_
„
pion, a Dublin mrn'a outfitter who
howar Irophy 0vrr 6,i26 varuv of - 1,
Brllaln'i top amsleur.
th* tough**! golfing country in I h
r -------------------------S lt n g r l Hraathr* Defiant*
world.
Stagcl biaathcd dcflamr tieBui for moit f-ur man team*,
•pit* the atill - drtprrate poaition
the battle will be third place. The
of the Yankee* berauta he had
tournament appeared to be atrici
finally *ecn tha American 1-rague
ly a fight for firvt place between
champiofU beat the greatest
America and Britain,
nemtvl* in thir hitiory, Lew
The American team wa* the
Burdette, in th* 7 1) fifth game.
GAIN! SVil I | -LTD—The L’alccntar of attention, nol ao much 'fr.dy ef F'mldl m*< he mini* thrr#
*T bean uyw g all along wa'ir
hc.-auir of Ihr caliber of lh* plat e! it* regular r-*.ier» Ffiday night
not out of thia thing,' hr aaid.
an but bacauv# the great Bobby wSn the liimii clnh with t’ CLA in
“ And I atill aay w*‘ll win it.”
Jonea waa here at ita captain.
m* w-vi w
Burdette, four lime* a winner
I n* Angrie*.
over the Yankeaa. fma'iy got hi*
Te Ihe citireni of SI. Andrew*
■ i ; * s
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Official* -lid Mendav that halfcom# * uppance Monday when h*
in pirtiet. ar, ami to Se«l» !n gen hid Den lucre gnd emu r Gant
waa kayoed in a •'•-run alath
eral. Ilvbcrt Tyie Jon** wav the t.raia* wouH hr ttdrlinrd with ln#t
inning rally. He had been hit
I.IKKl.Y YANK STARTER— Don Larsen, who stopped
grrairtt golfer who c.er played injuria.. Ful’hait v raa lie RnUait. may
aharply durinr the early inningi
the Braves in the third jr«nl* of ihe World Series, pro tht old count of thu raft coat; *1-o mix Ibf upt»>ning hitila unit**
but had allowed only on* runbably will be nominated by Manager Casey Stengel for unlvaraity town.
ha .how. rapid urljm,»mani Gom a
Gil McDougald* thiM
inning
tnaa injur.,
Called II ‘ Tailurt"
the
sixth game tomorrow. I.aracn shut out th« Braves for
homti— unU the toof fell in on
lha Gitoi. plannarl in .ancrnlrait
seven inings in the Yanks' first victory.
Any man who could call the
him In the b'g aiath
hal'owed link* -a cow pavture" »n pa., drfan.a and pity, lo .lap
and get away with hit life do- I Cl-Yl trick* .iflfl* wing offan.a
aetvei .-pecial metitlon, Jonea during tha tm*l rrtciiva .rt.ioi* hafnr*
did Juat tht*. un hn tint viait dcpariing fur ihr a'V.i Coa>t TTiur*lien He aito laid he would never day m-uning.
A tight workout i* ..hidulrd In Ln*
play here again—but he did And
Hawctcr, the Buckeye* ded man - ranked Iowa u a 13 15 tic, while it waa at Si. Andrew a in 1923 that ..pg.lt. whan lha lean, arriva* by
By JUF SWU.IS
Inlted Prft* International
age to vqurerr on! a 32-7 victory. tic Golden Brart humbled Wain hr won Ihe Britivh Amateur, one tharlaiad plana, Ihui.dl* afir moon.
Tha tram < am ihtuugh a buay |wr
and .Navy,
Navy, two or
of me
the ^
(hr rov
four "grand alam" title* he
Army ana
j4 |inr011 nfNj i he llllni Ington State, 34-la. Iwfoi# a homr of Ihr
wn.lnui Mnndav da.pitt a ataady
nation'* highly rrcardtd eolteee
.....
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pl-ked up that fahutn-t* year
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football team*, gel a chance lo
Joint bring* a * »upcrb leant dtitalr tha li.r pin nf ihr -avainiv.
to UCLA and Puke, rc viiion audience.
pro** how good they really are!**,,on*
her? with hint Chaiti* C«e, ie:gn
iowa Meet* Indiana
neat Saturday wnci they plat , Pf '- - vcl>tn* l’ . S, Amateur champ, ha*
their firat major oppontnl* of the
Badger* Wallop Marquette
Iowa meeii Imllana on Sa; tr-' played Walker tup golf tn EngWiaeonain, r a n k e d aeventh. day. The llootleii "held” Notr* Imd and wa* runner u^ In UJl to
Th. fifth - ranked Cadet* rolled
ov(r Dame to an tlu victory a week Dick Champmai in the Briltih
NEW YORK ( L T D - If thw
to their aacod Hr eight victory little Marqurlte, hut dv'can't figure ago and brat Wett Virginia, 1112, Amateur, Billy Joe ration, la r,0
California itrtngar to Brttiah gotftig ct.'cirl Yankee* pick Don I,ar*er. t«
tail Saturday by whipping I’ enn to do anywhere near at well thia pavt wtektrd
Stat*. '26-0 and the pirtiou* weak againit I'utdur. which went all play a l tab ntxl, whlla Wa thing whila the reputation* of Dr. Ftank pitch Wednaaday1* *lvth parne f t
thty bad an equally ra*y time of Ihe way to Texaa to hand Rice ton Slate, generally ceealJercd Taylor and Bill Hyndntan HI have the World SeHe*, they will la
favored at 4 3 odd*.
II routing South .Carolina. 3|-0. a convincing. 24-0 whipping The the top team In th* Pacific Coait preceded them.
Th* Broadway oddimaker* ay*
L’onfrrrnct before lh* atari ef the
But the Uritiah have hern putHowevtr, lh* big Dit contra Boilermaker* are ranked llih,
Fourth • rankrd Auburn and »e#*on, r.*eil Id*W
tlrd b;- Ihe rminion of Harvle parantlv ar# not too ro neerneo
Saturday when they take on aUthtn laat Saturday'* et»*r lead.ng vYatd of San Franelteo, tagged over the probabi# Brave*’ pitel'ranked Notre Dame, wnlch hat loth rankt-d Mi.vl.tippi aao had
#r. but if Laraan doe-.Y r’.atl for
won both of III Marti, nut in thing* pictty much their own gamra, NorthwrsUrn. w h i r h Ihe nail amateur f i n e r Jonea
(hr Yankee* the price will ht
auch lUrtling (aihlon but over way on Saturday, (he Tigera aarliar defta.d Wailungton Sut*. wnan h* win the Brithh Amateur "even money” In man-to-uui
breezing ovrr little Chattanooga, atra mroll end vlaitlog Btanfo.-d, la 932 and followed It hy win
eontlderably tougher opp. nenli.
betting.
Navy, rankrd Utji. op.nrd ita 30 I, and Ole Mia* toppling Trimly 2 8 - 0 ; Nelvravka railia.1 t« nip ning the U.S. Amateur two eonThe Brava* at* now 9-1 favorteavon with a vlelory over Wil (Tex.l 21-0. The Tigera play tmUndug Iowa Suit, 7-4; Teat* taeultv* year*.
te* to wi the aerie.
Kr
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uck).
idle
Saturday,
while
Simon-Pure
Line
I'hrittlan
houneed
back
from
a
liam and Miry and followc I with
All the wtltatt and official* her*
a J ilt deetilon over Bovtnn Uni- Mmivtlppl mrcli Tulane, a 110 17 0 loit to Iowa to wtilp .Cuuth
writ tonferenee rival Aikaniaa, Uliave Ward’* omiailnn from tha
lfic
KEROSENE
18c
veraity. Ned come* Michigan- » lover to Groigia Tech.
The Air Force Academy team 12 7; Alabama, ime of the South * liam Indicated a new, tough, liteam which held aecond • tanked
SmokcltM • OdotltM
Michigan Stat# to a 1212 lie In and lalilotnla pio-.ided Satur lop Irami, haltlrd to a Korelei* r.ion pur# line of amatruriam hy
IMPERIAL SER' ICE
one of laat wrakt nd'v biggeit form day'* other MuHkct*. The (lcvlglng lie with iinhrraldrd Vandarhilt, tht U9UA. Ward waa lutpended
STATION
Falcon*, rnlrring top .ompetillon and Miami iFI*.), a leading for a breach i f amatruriam, hit
revi-rvala.
golfing
rapentet
allrgrdlv
being
Southrrn
independetil,
lo
p
p
e
d
for
the
firvt
lime,
proved
they
Cor.
Illh A Park
While live Fighting Iriah u«re
fpoied by employer Ed Lowery.
laliafied with a II t victory »vcr wnc ready by haitUng eighth- viaiting Baylor. 1(5
a liubhtirn Soulhi *n Methodilt
team, aomr of the nalion'a other
ranked teami found the going a
bit rough.
Sooner* Ed|r Oirgtm
lop • rankrd Oklahoma, a
point favoiile, had all it could d»
to beat Oregon, 6 0 and lh*
S i«n m have to play Leva* nr*l
The Lonfhoinl, In a lie foi Hit:
piece In ihe national ranking!
tail week, beat Mivaouri. 12 0.
for their aecond airtight
Michigan State, trat ii.g II * *t
with leai than four minute, to
play, finally gained Ihr cq'ivlurr
agalntt surpriving tough Ml.hi
jan, but moled the try tor extra
point. The Spartan* meat ninth
ranked rttnhurgh, a 13-7 winnri
over Mmncaoia, Satunla).
Third • ranked Ohio Sutr ran
into abojt at much Double aa did
Oklahoma In handing another
Wevt L>*M team, W'avhington
Stengel pointed out: -| can Juat
alk him to throw a* hard aa hr
can av long a* he ran and follow
him with anybody I need I've
got a lot of p.tchrr* and they've
got all winter to revt *o nobody'*
going ta be aparrd.'
It teemed certain, howevci,
that Hanry waud bold cut twotime winner Warren Spahn for
th* tavenih gam* — if one n
neentary.
3 Gator Starters
On 'Doubtful' List
A rm y , N avy Facing First Grid Tests
Ugh: Monday arnloni. AH 12 SEC
ar.trica will lea action thla w»tk
and.
Georgia Tech, du* for a lough
teat 'galnit Tannciaaa Saturday
reported that four of ita kay offanaiva player* ara f vpeite.l back
in harneii after (pending aom*
lima on th* bench with injurld.
Th* Vole heard a acouting re
port Monday on th* Yellow Jarkat paaalng attack and alerted
work on dafrnalv* atratagy.
The Vamtdrbitt Commuduraa,
atill lhalan from tha bruialng
aceraltaa tie with Alabama Satur
day, took it easy. Coach Art
Guap* ia atill looking for aomrone
capable of (polling ftr*t Una full
back dim Butlrr.
Georgia Coach Wally Butta pro
moted Junior Carter Ramtey to I
fir*l-*tring (quad and aophomorr
I’hll Aih# to altamaUt ccntar a*
the Bulldog* Lagan getting rtady
for Florid* Stat*.
Thar* waa no taking II «a*y for
MILWAUKEE, Wl|. (LTD lh* M.aslaaippi Rebtl, who ripped Good boatball weather, with the
through a full-apced acrimmaga. temperature about 70 under partly
Coach Johnny Vaught aaid hi* cloudy akle*. wa* predicted today
boya looked -lackadaiiical' In de- for the *iith game of the World All-Stars Chosen
NEW YORK (LIT t - Arrhlr
faating Trinity Saturday.
S trft Wednnday at County Sta
L*«* of Indian* and Dav* Gamber
Auburn* Tiger* watched film* dium.
of laat yaar'a gam* with Kentucky
The weatherman feracaat th* of Oragon Slate have agreed t<>
and again began getting ready temperature to be about fit* da- Join the Collcgt All Star batkclfor Ute Wildcat*, to defend their rieei above the Oct. 8 normal of lull team which Will play tha N**
No. 1 national ranking. A light 65 degree* and gav an outlook for York Knirkeiiaocker* in a charity
acmnmag* waa *et today.
louthwoatarnly wmdl, about 11 .gam* at Madiioa Square Garden
Coach Wad* Walker bagan ex mile* an hour.
Oct. II.
perimenting with hla lineup and
aaid new face* may appear in the
home opener Saturday againat
Mcmphi* State.
Tulare continued pollihitig ita
paaalng attack, the biggeit weap
on In the Greenla araanal Ihtt
year. Tha game with Miaetaatppl
Saturday night ia Tulana'a horn*
coming
Clouds Predicted
For Sixth Game
Hurricanes To Get
'Revamped Lineup'
CORAL GABLES (L P D -A f#
vamp'd lineup, whirr Include* lix
bumf law n player* Will ptabauir (tail
for lh# L'r.ivrnity of Miami Friday
nlgbi agaiavr Lauiiiar.a Stare ia th*
Orangt Bowl.
Ltt by tiar qutrfrrback Fran Curri,
ttarttn from Miami will Leluda
Fraat Bouffard ar fullback, guard*
Bill H*t»* aed Jo# Jiinlfy, lartla
Cbartey Diamond, rad ea Jon Mirilovkh.
Sephonirt George Maelaiy »e. Jart(onvilia, may *r* additional du*y,
Catch ArJy liuiiafiai itid. Mirlatyrt eaginifrrd ri» teutbdann diitf
agtlaar Baylor latt w**k and umpluad four aut of four pan attempt*.
Ceaihn (lid Matlnry rt probaMv
will M railed an la hand!# vlmat'y
all of th# dlfeaiiia quaittibukirg
ebarat, plu* *r*H CuirJ aa otfanir ••
wail
Edit aa the lajurtd bit aal aapacted a* miaa th* LSU game ara guard
Jama* Crawford with a apraiaad an
ti*; halfhitk Nall Filming, Initirid
(a ik* l i t 'j f gaiea; aad aaatir Jack
k n it , with a r>*inid ka**>
J
Don’t b« a statistic!
According to highway ufrty i. -hocmev,
mo*t arnoui aurnmohile accidrait happen at
night. Poor vniLiiity n an important caute.
Now chit the da** are Retting thortet,
make turn that youi tai’ i light* are (unefonmg proper!f. Y’oai Phdlip* Ad Dealer wdl b*
Rlad to lie p you ’.aep your li|htirg equip
ment in top vonJnion Al»o, he hat ine fuve*
and veiled beam unit* to fit your (if
If Larsen Starts,
Yankees Favored
fA ^ e
So^e
C o ^
niW
More Prosperous
K
YOURS
THE OTHER FELLOWS
A.'1!
^
w i
An RVtraRe nf morr thsn .lOTt-of ihg d ollnr you nptnd ttnv* In (hr (own
where U'n a*pe;i 1 — In nupport nchnolg j furnish (ire and pollc* prolerllnnt
pave Ihe •treete; to pa* the folks wh o work fnr you; aupixirt churchra and
iharitlea; In Inteat In more kinds o f m erchnndlse for your aeleellon and ronvenience; In improve retail servlcs facilities, and lo aupport nurnemua other
mfit mi re- Ihnl contribute to the proap erlly, growth and better living in a
community.
MAKIC YOUR FURNITURE DOLLAR BUILD YOUR
COMMUNITY, Not Somebody Rise’s
The Sanford (tetail Furnliurs Denier* nre genuinely in lrrm lrd In the future
of thl* (ommunlty, and In your w ellare . . . Trade nl llom e vvh>?re your money
benefit* YOU
A D D I T I O N — ' our ,0c* 1 ^urnl*ure d*»I*ra offer you immediate
I I v l i “ Service on ynur nterchandl*e, Convenient Terma
and free Delivery where >oi, .vanl It— when you want il.
m
Mather Of Sanford
Sanford I'urniiure Co.
:w w r . Flr»: St.
Bsrry’a Warshouae
w. Firal «t.
AVIUon • Mnler Turn. Co.
;o« E. Firtt SL
Eehol'a Itedding Co.
It! S. Magnolia
3D E. rir.t St.
Furniture Center
III W. Firal SI.
If you povvibly can. try to artinge your
mpi ao that niRhf-drtvinR n kept to a mintmum. And the finl tmi roue eyelid* |rt
heavy, pull ovet to th* aid* and get aotne
gear. Th# life you live may be yout own’
Mac's Oil Co., Distb.
202 N. Lsurtl Avgnut
rhon* FA 2-2784
i
C LO SED WED. A FTERN O O N S
OPEN FRIDAY N IG H TS U N T IL 9 P. M.
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H IW YORK (U!’ I> - Memo l#
fellow iportawrftrri:
—Bee mi wt'rc (bout to let what
w« deierve. And hold on now, bofora jrou ro jumping out the
preaa bos window, tbli If |o«d.
—Televlllnn U |oln| tu ahow Juat
what (in*, rouractout type* w*
taallf are.
All of thla will Hart coming
about Oct. I when NRC begin*
a new leriet about a gent named
^Oat Maiteraon. Hr »»<, aa you
'recall, a iporl* columnlit for the
New York Morning Telegraph a
few year* back after having
tralnrd aa a buffalo hunter. Indlan a;out and ahr riff
But the advance publicity. at
leait, playi heavily on the fact
he wa* a apotla writer (or II
year*. And I’ve got lo allow
they're pretty honrat about ua
f*H0 WI beeauae the) label aporttwriter Bat a« — and I quote —
*a dapper charmer, «wift thinker
aid man of intetllernrr. itrrngth,
co'ttage and action."
. .it'll* all o( ut. naturally
Timet llo i’t Change
TCa a program wfclrh figure*
prove timci don't change R*
eatire retearch dlvclotet flat waa
■ man who waved wrath and
Irate (got mad) when their were
f-itle *'uptct*" whirl) didn't teeav
to be awretly aromatic.
Once, after a Madlion Square
Carden bout between Sam I.am
ford end Joe Jeannelte, w h o
fought more nflrn that F.ddir and
Debbie) he wrote:
‘ ‘If Joe and Sam were trying
Friday night — and thlnklnr It
•ver^-T'e conrludrd the* were
bulb are l) fine a pair of prirr
f t " ! burnt a< I ever taw Put
undent and. I'm only on* of a
eery few men who believe they
were Irving. N'inely per cent of
the crowd wav convinced It »a i
• frameup."
If that hae a tlighlly familiar
ring. It )u.t gnra to prove bating
hain'l changed a hit You probahly wrote the Identical wnrdt
the la it tlmr you coveted a
fllhtThe wily thing pvinlr* me l»
why they had to dig bark an far
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Yankee* grab* « foul lifted dime to tire third Imxe box
sent* by .Milwaukee Orave*' .Johnny l.oyan. Umpire Hill
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Financial Facts
Linemen Signed
NEW YORK 1L’ l’l f —Financial
faclt rod f'gur.-a for the fourth
game of the Wot Id Serie*
AttcJrnrr Tl.SeJ
Net recripta h i m ;? nj
Playaf'i itarr t m ,M l it
C'-imnd.vloner'a ahare 13 171 S*
Club*’ and Iragurt’ ahare |M,
•jo ;j
OTfAWA (CHI)- The Ottawa
Rough Hidert of the Canadian Hlg
Four have algned two linemen
who were recently ^vat from Ni
tional Football l.earu* teum
They t,r eentei-llneharkrr Sam
I'altnb fr'/iit the Green Bay
Packeri and tackle-guard Pa'tnn
Truaa tom the New York Giant!
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II—BOATS and MOTORS
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PERSONALS
Alitn Repair* ft Read Srivlee
Rdt.1.33V \Y. Mn.pltal and HftbV
WKATIIKR SIIIFI D
DOWNTOWN _ Large f-irni.hrrl
II VU.'S tlAIIAIIE
Bed*, Day. We»k or Month—
LOCH
ARBOR
—
1-arcr
coiner
Custom
Boat
Tops
ft
Accessory*
updiiri apartment. 2 livingFA 2-2*03
IAFF • A • DAY
Td FA 2-3U1 Furniture Center
lot on lake 11,000. FA 13111
FREE ESTIMATES
FA :&l-. t)>2 Celery .Ave
rooms, dining room t>>| 1 b-d
— |Nile* ft Su,.,!*)*
FA 2 2070
lit West Flat St.
rooms. Only 4*5 mo. FA 7 W7I
Thu ll a free ps«s In the Mmir
F A R M E R 'S AGENCY
IS— ftHTICl.Ew FOR SALB
l M.IIOl f A I l FI o il.
land Drive-In Theatre !<*r Pick
Bachelor apartment completely
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
IInrloos. 1
‘ . . date
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.l la
Cal! us for prjmnt cellvfrv.
II
K*n
0-1
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furnished. 313 Palmetto,
Pant S7 3)i gal T Ihlrl* 4F«
D. H. Whitmore, A «w .
We sell top eis'e ctcan hutnlng
ARMY NAV3 M R PL US
11* S. French Av*. Ph. FA 13111
1*37
High
Hat.
1
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foot,
37
Mark
kerosene
and
fu'l
o.l
Two bedroom bun plow for rent,
"10 Ssnfnrd Avenue
After hours FA 1-1*11 or FA 7-4M1
7$ Mofunr t.or.trol*. Rsllery, 1002 ' J W Firit
FA 2 7.341
complclcly furnished, 313 PalGator Trailei, C«m»ertihts Top.
meltn Avr
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Okra
ny
the burhel FA 7-04IA.
Lois for »alr, located 4 miles W.
A-t Shape. 2 Isnkt. Siren. Horn
WELL BltlLLINr,
of Sanford. Hi. FA 2-J240.
l.ighl. Fully equipped f’hnne
Central heating ga' furnace with
Fairbanks M.ir*e Pumps
I Bedroom furnished houie l*u
Ssnfurd, FlOChla day 7'Airfa*
Lluwer Al*4 40 gallon gas
I'mair* to all miVns
Edwant F Lane FA 22*81 nr IIOIIKUT A. WII tatAMS, Realtor
2.1473. night FUrfar J-SK-4
narei heater. irla«s Itnrd K«IIOW'VRIl I' LONG
llavmnnd I undqulvl. Aaaor.
FA J 3934.
A real haigsin for Cash.
er.lrnt c -ndill ■ I’ h F\ 2 3291.
2U7 E Commcrrial \ve
FA 21931
Atlinlic Rank Ride
Phone FA 2 7*3.3
J— HE M H HK.NT.ALS
14— Peti-IJiestnet-AuppIles
~
BI D I MIX COM RETE
1 Yr. old 1 bdrm. home. Electric
Window Sill* — Lintels
PUMPS
VAItlNKI
rit
Men. an Burro. ginn.-, gentle
kitchen, iatouiie windows, tile
Apsrtmenl*. 339 A* Atlantic,
Or.
a»r Traps
On 3Vell*
SYSTEMS
with children. Price I! Hi I'n
Daytona Reach. Ph. EA 3-4039
hath, utility room, large brick
MIR \CI.E 4 DM IIKTE CO,
FA
2
1440.
t:i
typ*«
anJ
tire*,
inttslled
barbecue and planter, I.and309 Elm Ave
FA 2 37JI
•'Do 1' 3’" irself*
t-W AN f Ell H i KENT
scaped ground. Full price J4>*>.
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WE
RF.IM'n
VND
SER3ICE
4.3)1 fer your old tang* during
Will arrange t e r m s
Th.
STINE
our -01 d Range Round up ’. SanCash for firm Cars or surelus.
Engineer at N A S destrts 3 bed
FA JM17.
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Mirhinr and Supply 4Vi.
font Gli* Co. 7in r i «v SI
Super Trading Pest. Saafard-Orroom home in Pmeciest School
7 3V .nd Si
Ph F \ 2 *432
I.I't.i.i ||wy FA 2 0*117.
arc* availahlr Nor lit Phone
antlr)ur thie# cornfp
iValmit
COUNTRY CLUB
FA 1493d.
eabinet (nf satp ISIU K 4’ h. St.
Furniture 31mmg ♦ Srwrajs
ir- ' Br' k W 'FVriT ir s
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Betulv Salon
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ft p. m.
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m a - b u ild in g CONTR ACTORS
10.3 So Oak
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Phone h.A 2-2IM
A I ILt ONIIITMIN lN fl”
Mi »»*<;rt"ni>nt nf luggage, ga'
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CONTR ACTORS
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•S-A-RUILDING. REPAIRS.
SEE CULLEN A IIAIIKEY
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W. A. eagle. Jr Salesman
;*.R BUILDING SUPPLIES
"
are tlV Monthly honu*. Will Te,ev *ion Tuhe« Te«'.»-1 Fres.
FACTORY .TO YOU
(
bedroom
house. CB. garage.
110 N Park Axe Ph FA 2-1191
: A—INSURANCE
Cherry Real Es'ate Agency
ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP
train.
49 Hr. week Vacation
(Include*
Closing)
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HOUSEHOLD
1,11 ,,',h P1**'^ e"^*- PltStJe
rompletely furnished Mwy 17 *7
to 33 3VrIff (log F, Sanfold
$ 8 2 8 0 00
menu, inreicei, hind lulls, and
*’ r ' *?on !*p c. Cotton nr njlen
FULLY AIR tUNDITIONr.il
1 mile Korth of Si
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only SgT-fW monthly
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We would like to thank our Thl* home Ha* oil the .i-ntnrt1*
e nio.k* Wejt o f French |
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j 117 tn W. 2nd St Ph. FA 2 44M
DIKI-S WANTKD
found in UKMlrin (plain v hunir*.
NEW 1 RRlIRllOM
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l.ic.ida t .* their many kindAI r llM# 4>U a.1114J !», J11*..
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MODF* urKN »M!IY
built ih kitchen. ulil'ty room,
Pig V ’.Vhlitlt
now*, furred wails «. piaslet
our recent bereavement of the
Repair* ft p»ri* for all makr* nf
»r r A ?
walk-in clurct*. lerrattn fln-ir>,
Buill
in
Unit
ft
knotty
pine
D-mstlon* tn . hsritj . FkT
death of Mrs. darkey t*i*
e'eaner*
Electro! t*
H mvrr. . ‘ ”
NAVY
Fvpetiencof
siteslady,
II
4
A
rrnlral
hestlr-g.
etc
located
on
cabinets t'arporte and maihle
uAi.
.. F
.n i... - Ttuead*.
,on * "Tape.
oo1 Yttni. No’ -.sns,
Foodmarl
Warren. We shall lememher
Kirhy. All,i V
G
flepla:
3M
(.
I. n
nep.a.-eDepartment Shoe Corner 4th
a tandreard corner lot it JPkJ
chip to»f On miner lot * ml.
Rhrm always.
r
.
iVirk
f
u
m
r
j
itiil.l
IV.H
m
i
ment
r»ar
r
Auk
t
n
in'fil
ItOl.LINM
HOHBY
SHOr
ft Sanfnid O r
Cornell Drive P\ J 0113
south of Sanfotd. ntV *d*. off
SPACIOUS t Wdro.im home on We invite you to he nttr gue*t
R. ||. Warren ft Family
yK , ' 4I4V
At The Sign Of The Totem P«!w
17-92 Teims. FA 7 7113. Owner. Increi.e vo ur (amity Income
2- 1 shaded lota Two fireplace*,
.
.
5817 5. PffQth A ? • .
HOME • S E E M MS
hsrdwiuvd floors, large screen
nt one o f Sanford* leptling
2 -/< > l T TV T
Quirk * •UR«n»r.iR| Scrvsf#
»o i kin: at home Esrepllnngl
Loch Arbor, l year old home. Rev
ed in front porch, garage F.vShifts
I
j
(ik
#
hr*
1
In
44
lliiuift
Very neat 2 liedioom, lile hath
i v i l Y X i n RC sad
earning* Fiperlenee onneee**
motel*.
lunable equity. 172 mo FA 2 392J
cellcnt neighbors. FA 2 !*>9*.
SAN LANTA nicsly furnished
Sinitone |lrv I'lcJinins
CB home, only 4 mnnths old.
nOI'SEROLD GIIODA
try. Elk<>. |ml 4M S Bobeittnn,
apartments. *04 E. I4th St.
Fs -All* Si IssisHniRPt IlliJi*.
Owner leaving due ti l.ealtn.
Iart Anvrlrs 4*. Calif
INVESTMENT
(HrINCOME
Ill:
I
III:
II0STF-V4
Key«
Can
Be
M il l lisliu; I \I MIKIIM \T
Ph. FA 2-4992._______________
n il. V A LU E S
Feature* electric stove. vene4>t BEAUTIFUL arret put 1« Coloird maid to wmk in home
WITH Till: MOSTESS
O U lfK C R E D IT
liars iiiimli, hut water healer,
Plrlnl Up At Our
mlnotes
fmm
Sanfotd,
330
feel
*n.*
nttttftrs
Furnished collage for rent. l o
for aged Room. Itoaid, ft good
ft oil space healer. T o t a l ilie mo*tc»> lr •pace ai d coni
• EASY TERM S
lakefr.mt shaded bj tall oak
office
cated on 1T-B2. Phone FA 2-14*7
•alar*. F A 2 0913
fort, that I- Th!« wondciful 2
33II,*(»N . MAIER
Price — M7JH Name )our own
tree* Three rental houses will
story, Colonial will help niaka
N f * an, | Used Furniture
tarns'
is is a free pass to the Rtlr
This
pi ovule Income Price ilA.Vsi,
Pmerresl Inn
311 E. First M
Ph FA J ■«*
your cnletiairlnjr w hreer.-. In
•rtvratre for Ed Pratt. F.sp
Waitress Wanted. FA 2.39*3
the gration* living room atnl
dale Oct. 14. ‘J*._____________ 31od«rn 3 bedroom. Ill* hath i B
M tfin
Reg. 1-49
•eparute dining r .to It's 4
home, niily 3 years uld. l/vV—A4 vl i iCpl.r lA ANTED
74.
Contract and Repair Wink
WUl.AKA APART*ENTSi rooms
1 pc Cur-rtrl
iatgc bedrooms, *n<l fully fuirated on nice corner lot. teaIOuT Sanford Ave Ph. FA 7*3*2
private baths. 114 W’ . First fit.
1.4 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3 *177 ; BE i.NDEPENDEN
Sr 11 Haw
Sertiorials Fnam
nisbrd garage apt Just clamor
lures equipped electric kitchen.
I'tndiirts.
Good
opentnc
leigh
for oil! nf town guetls - or •'
Rubber ftipp*reil
•pare healer, hat water heat
MUMMING
i — Heal Fstat* Waalaft
DUPLEX • FURNISHED
Cushions
in E Vclulia Cu See S A
uve lb- gal age apt lor added
er. blind* ft drape* Could use
Conttarllng ft Repair*
In Sanford, for rsnt by the year
Want J or 4 hedroom, 1 hath
Bov 101 1. ! ' e l 1
Smith. Si
Income. Call us fm details’ on
painting ft- lawn rare. Total
Prre
E*timaie*
Reg |I59
or sale.
house 'Ha>e *1 4*9*1 cash P.i
tniav
»i
wi Hr
l(a aleigh'e
Price
end) $13,150, D'*wn
this or-.^ today. Eacellrnt terms,
R. I. II 3It3 | \
llltA II.L Y O IH IA M . I’ re -.
FA 2 .3230 o, FA 2 M I
ALSO DUPLEX
FURNISHED
Dept FAJ 0 (1 -n. Mrmpiii' 204 Sanford Ave Phone F A 2 33*3 dtitlUvMt 7 aIda
and pick up 4'. mlg
payment —
II62.V Monthly
4 Ut.sir*
In New Smyrna Beach, for rent or
Tenn
Cor. Roy. 17-91 ft 37th Rl.
Payments — $77. VA PA’ . W. il. "HIM” Stemper Agency
1hi« i« a free pa** tn |he Rita
j i n . f l y f M . p i a w w --------------ECHOLS IIEOPING CO.
sale. Call FA 2-SI64.
Mortgage A*ailable Now!
IM
nne
FA
2-1101
Theakr
for
3tr*
James
L,
Young man to drive and Inad
Realtor ft Insurer
Ccr. Ind ft Magnolia FA 2-8311
Iwrge
atlselion
sf
Hihi*rui,
full
Morgan Evp >l*te Ort. 71 '34
Anoc. Guy Allrtt II E Tsffcr
dump tiurk 1 day • a week
S te n s t r o m R e a lty
Ere* Delivery
^ Room furnished apartment ShO
hloom. II no op AI*o lieauliful
\o aa
Arlette 1'ricc t-Teiell Harper
IILIIBLBT STKNSTItOM
Parlt.
Crotons. I 00 up
■4_
p Tam i s I'rvk T
I’hOPe
FA
2
4991
112
N
Park
$SAVE$
REALTOR
GRAI’ EVILI.P. NURSERY
Itenl Kalalr SaleMitrn
I Bedroom furnithed apattment. DON IIOWE — |„ J. IIISM It
PIANO 7UNING A HEP AIRING
Grape*.lie At». Ph. 2'A 7 0**4
New A Used
OWNKHS
A
hrghlv
productive
and
ptogrr*
Cali FA 2 4S3« afl»r 3:30.
Associate*
3V |. II 311MON
Fiirniluie nnd Applianegs
*ive teal rstale org*t,nation i*
SACRIFICE
1 Bedroom CB houit, egrporte,
FWHuir^NUBbI R7
111 N. I’a-k — Ph. FA 3-7120
Ph
v
3
2 1.31 After 3 Od p m
Furnished three r iom apartment.
In nrnl iif lionrit, relilhle. ll
patio, Jalo.nled Florida room,
MOVE IN
Alagnolii ft Onora EA 7 4*33
Adults. 11S N. Jessamine Ave. FumUhed hume on pava.1 Greet.
iro*»il talesmen lire men *e ;i V m h pKr. ■ n v l It v< Inlm
ill So PlneeresL Prtred right Or imenlil Shrubs • Tree* Peat
TODAY
703 709 K F.r.t St. l*h. FA 2-09M
Ifflfil H||| hr* Ininlnr So nr
Nice location Ideal h.r Florida
for quick *alc. FA 2-3331
I jir e I bedroom lurnished apart
Rn11,| to your plan$250 DOWN
Citrvia trees, i»ady for grow
ganlfstlmi Ihal riel,,* thn, pt-r
11*in. Mutt he »crn to he ap
Used furniture, appliance*, tools
ment tiled bath. 17P3 Magnolia
Remodrlrg and Vd-trllnn*
planting. Paris, ni. 1 Ros
snrirvrt tn grow If y.iis *,e a
This 1* a frre pass tn the Mov if
predated, ia.900. 3V T COR
I ' i T c MORTGAGE
etr fluught-*nld. I.arrv's Mart
Ave. M3. F,\ 2 MSI.__________
HON II KE
117 A nr Call FA 2-14*2
land Drive In Theatre (or Pun
■lllijenl. aggreativy worker and
BLIT. Broker, NO * 4791.
NO QUALIFYING
21.3 Sanford Ave Ph. r.\ 2-tlU.
l'h..n FA 2-5424
Oct
11.
M
dale
Evp
Akim
sapahle
nf
handling
i«ip»nsi
NO CLOSING COSTS
^ room ' apt. jrour.d floor. 313 DOS T BUY until you see thlt
WOODRUFFR
tiilltv
write
Bn*
*
Saliloid
l*-*lried Di'olav*
Palmetln Ave.
Farm ft Gardis ( enter
Fm r jrpr rilr), painting, f. rrrnl it.
ihite
bedroom ta>,h ,Arl*or Neatly new beaut,lul 2 bedroom, IF IT IS KKAI , ESTATE
Herald
Our
ernplov
ee*
are
tile
hath
matonry
home.
CarANNUALS
i.H.liitg aul |du*trr repair, at
house for sale by owner. Beau
• •are ,,f |hi« ad and alt rephe*
a*k Crumley ft Montellli
THIS W EEKS S P E C IA L !
porte. utility room, space heat
Ml Celery Am
phalt tile *)lw*tn* shling, nia
■urnished Apt- I°l Magnolia Ave.
tiful wooded rorner location.
I’h.
EA
7
4C
-95
are
in
.nnlldrnre
South
Park
1
at
117
er
Nleely
Und'caped
1!•54 Mobile Home
Sonry
nr
w,vul
*|r|i«.
Irtrhng
Will paint eUerior to talt you
POTTED TLANTS Th. FA 2-IA27
room furnithed apt 3*3 ineludet
I’ h. FA 2-7382
anil irpeiilrtg gat age* and
43
ft
Call
FA
2
1)723
luday.
3VAVTF.P
F'«>d
*tnrc
«torkman
lw)iig - 10 ft 33’ ids
—
2
hfdn,®m
n
ASF.
NEAR
AIR
ne FA 1-0270. 13 A N F O R P
utilities. Th r.A 2 2933 __
« re king , all I 3 7 4*91
Full lime, halarv npen No Uv
ONI 3 41.993 TERMS
FLOWER SHOP. W- telegraph
LARGE
I HEDROOM
olf* Varstlnn wlllt pa> is hr Carpenlr. w.,ik A mason w,,ik
Irtr kitch-n ft utility mom.
bedny-m. 1 baih floor f irn»te.
Slop n and visit with us - I— valamskllr* I Trailer*
2 Hath Home
week, letlri ntrnl plan soil Inn
tfi.ooo with low down payment
attic fan, close to schools. Ph.
icpaiung K I Noble F.3 2 4027
Living
room
with
fireplace,
din
Su Obligation
r»«t
insuiaucr
Training
will
Call
FA
2
12*7.
FA 2 21*1
Money for worth) cause*
ing room, kitchen. Florida room
Its,I In msnijer |w<*ili<in XXftin 23- I II ( I tilt vl. SI HVU I
Food
mart
Miiilrm Mtihilc Home
and Inga screen porch. On 2
Rn* F .Sanford Herald
HOMES
RAYMOND M. BALL
Ibedroom, ! hal1-. hmite. k.uhen
vail! land-raped leta with well,
llottae 33ning -l.lerlrlc Rrr*lre
S;slpi* A Pork
RF.AI.14IK A INflt ROR
equipped
*12 r.teatnhls Dr.
Have Houit Trailer
**ill •ell
I I S POVilBI.F
•had* ft fruit tree*.
“•id 3 si*let*
Third St ft Park Avenue, South
i si! FA 2-7*17 after .3
FA 2 2541.
2919
3
m
i
Lave
never
told
holme
nr
So. Ililaiwln Dr.
II
v
Ml
V
I
I
EI.El'IRIi
l
it.
511,000 W ith Good Term*
Y ell t all Rail
Thai Give You I he* Most
haie Had selling e»pei letnc and M2 Mag-oli
FA 2-9SIJ
'37. v* ion Chevrolet pick up
^anfulfil
Ph. EA 2-7232
ROSA L. PAYTON
I’hon* FA 2-5441
umithel l bedroom '■ouse Mo
are in a 'deadend'' y>h with
1ruck. |3M down. 9700 balanee
mr*. Near base. Adults. Phone Regia Ic red Real Estate Broker
In Llvlftf For Every
FT.IGIUAIRi:
applainare*.
sale*
4 Bedroom. 2 Bath Phillips Beno fulute- If )oii want In Itirn
nr m i e»lh. Phone EA 2 OJJO
Ph. FA 2-1301-17 97 at Hiawatha
FA 2U35.
tiful •ervnc (• II. High. Oviedo
lusie home In hsaullful I/tch
a new sale* tedmlqur v*itrt ->ne
Dollar Invested
Fl*
Phone FM ,33313 n- SalIt
will
pay
YOU
la
*#*
u*
before
Arbor,
takefiont,
with
acres*
nf
the
uhlest
natinn
I
llftn*
in
For Rent. Nice sleeping mom.
LOCATED IV n i l t l l i m .
foul F V M.3J after 6 pm
rou buy. Open Evening* *rd
in Idc Cnstal Lake Priced in
312 Oak Avr Cal! E.A 2 27131
the country
IT'S Pu;dOElJ,
G1IOVK 3|ANon
HOMES — 3 ft 4 Bedrooms ! * 2
Rundgya.
sell a* owner I* being Irani
you may l>e the men I waul Xu H
iwrcc .1 brdroom — 2 baih hnrre
*
niTt.iiifei.-iiFp viit-t
I'. ARTS IDE TRAILER SALES
hath*.
One bedroom duptrv. FA 2 03*3.
lerred
pievtnu* *aiet e»,ieiieriie it- p \i \T i \ g
with nirr friu«l paliu. luxated
r
w
w
m
w
M
%
Palatka, Fla.
ee,| inert 33 r liain ) ,tu In ne
RKTIRLD: See this heauUf» I
on beautifully landscaped cor
b* Room ualumlahed apartment.
field Here is *n escrllet,’- *p Et-OOR *«ni|in* and f.nlilnng
Sedroom
mgslow Inrated st Ssmliiala I pkalalsry A Rod- Shop
ner Int. Mo-lern built in kltrhen,
LOCATION
Apply apt. 2, 2013 Sanford Av*.
Cl*anir!. w a v i n g
Serving
p<>rtunlly In ru n a g ».d lr
1300 3V 7 i’ h St. The full pnee
temral heating, lerrano flour*
Formerly lino's C*«*r Shop
FKK.su .SKAFOOD
XenuiMiV founiy aincc 1923
tome
with
a
(unite
r«ll
it
ONI.3'
14.750.
Good
terms
Owrier
tiamferreU
Mortgage
si
Now
I
waled
at
—
,S..uth Pinecrest 3rd Addi..»n
2 Sleeping rooms Private rn
II 'I Glramn. Lake Ati-v
F 3 7 9717 between I hi t» j. to
if necesmi
EtClustve
4 11 ■. interest
HU 1
304 W. 2nd St
FA 7-THIS
trance ft bath Ph FA 2 39*6
DAILY
South « f Onora Poad
Drive. Call
FA 2-1*01 «.r
p. m.
or FA 20433.
Painting inleimr ,( evlriiur. lie
Seminole
Really
12— Baala ft~*V4*Snra
E.A 211*4 fnr appointment
Sunland Estate* — 2 miles south
pa.is i *dditiun*. Rpe, lalitii g
H - Wo lK I a W d-----------------33. DIETRD Hr — REALTOR
i i ‘ I ) 1 eilrr Point iTushict-.
nf 5*nford on Highway 17-92 Elis. Melh»ln—Velma Goarales. lake new 1} p. detuie lame Star
Jobs Decreasing
boat with 31 IIP Eviiiuda and Bund man and Guide d„g want*
f a r-Tiiit.
Adelaide II. Moses — Assorlites
TALLAHASSEE (Ut'il - Flor
rialor trailer ll.loo leinn t an
w.uk Flpei erred In a**em
Open 7 A. M. To 7 P. M.
1101
Park
3
*e,
FA
2-3212
FINANCING
ida's "menial cllmalC I* what I A rill < IIM III •til II I M > III
hi* and machine limp wmk I’h F.ir Painhn* .*!; Mr Ti-Ver Ph
lie seen, Orlando llwv a, m*s
-II llll I %I I IIM I M III I I ItllllM.
1
FA 2-filf,;' of FA 2-c’fl07
one expert rail* the be*! In the IN %\|l •«»ll »l »l|\t»ll llll AM 3 A Hit t — FHA - EII.A in terk A 2 4174
Gom Ratliff • aftar * In
120.1 \V. 2<n Ii St.
We Feature
|\ I I I I M l i n \H W
iftinn for old folka
ni»I if •; nr
11
y
A
:
i
- M ' l ll l> -IT H>«IN AI R
I
hild
sail,
in
ning.
Shop
•
We
give
FCP
Fondma'i
vice
and
ronvenlional.
But Ihr aisle Employment Serv r r n i ; j v k «on
Pit. FA 2-0363
rid inf Ift
:
ice isy* lha problem of jnbi (or V•
P VI VI VIANSHI
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS I do painting, FA 7-7971.
such people it becomlnf inereai- KLjy.A J ** k m »n
llmiir |i| The Agrd
GUARANTEE
MOTOR SALE
I'ftIrFn|»ft* I
fngly acute.
OPENING UPON | A ’ .ns*'.
uTiTTT n r rr.OH1|i» Tn
Modenitely Priced
,
All vises fnr Tr<tlllr>g, Hunting f .rented pratlliel _itur«e. 'In ,
Mabel Gray, phone FA 2 7l‘A2.
JAi'KhOS. mil**#1 |fI't'ti'iM,• It urU> Guarantee I’ enwinal
and Boating All 195ft Evinmdr*
kflftwn!
Y«»i
w
ill
f
g
w
*.«•',#
tLt
f
•
now
nq
Sa'e—Naw—
Guarante
One Law Obeyed
llnsltrwork. r A 2 1411 alter 3PM
Satisfarlion — Or Ymir
Horn 1-tH *•f . <” jv' s • Kg* ***n
ed
WINOOSKI. Vl —( UPI» —Four filM atalfiBt i **ii »*i i^* flfMill
f**’ J**re3lr« |# i eit.n- Money Cheerfully Refunded
114s 30 1 II. P.
Sale Mil in 22— Husiwen (Ippof lu r llie «
men involved In an sreument ohe- M, KIerit
gi-Ift, Ih
fht! *h*
1271.50 7‘ s H. P.
Now *7IU5d1
dienlly followed Patrolman Thom nilttf* *tf Bftlsl egit • a** a«ti >
BURINEM FOR RALE
f.sf i|!%s,rr\se 111* *Href lift* e.f
SOMKPIIING NEW IN INSl It ANT E . . .
invi on 33 |t |» Lifts
ISM <») A 4113 000 long rstahIMhrd bmi
as Kane'a nrdert to break it up «Mrh
ib r.n u
t»* Kin*, riaft* Homes rsaJy for immeditte e.
*434 00 50 H. P. Rtarflne |«*.3 20 1 ne** for 44 MW ll will p*v (•,
f d get moving. It wasn't until IIf f. Vi lit .!/\ J,%rkJM»N Dftfilt*
cupanty.
3
i
A
i
can
move
In
Also many used moinir. seron
later that Kin? learned the f ar aaiTHRIIfC rnrKf:.\TH If# Ire CO»n.
ln»e*lig*i» Ihi* ad tin E 2nd
A MONTHLY IWYMKNT FLAN
ditioned, Atl •!»»* and makes
while w* .voces* the paper*.
In which they |ot moslr.j had been fwawd ffuj l« fll* Yctjr «i i «»r »»r
M . Sanfnut I la
fiibir
nttidina
»|t*i
rerlucM
to
aurtloo
3Vhole*ale
stolen.
fht**lfcfs»| I’e.viff *-f Jienil- I# UniinWE
ARRANGE
Fales repreventatlve on the
Samplt sires and p rim
TAILOKKI) JUST FOK YOU!
•f if Hflnfnr<l. rlariili,
iiffp#
FCP .j, i* rash al Fiwwlmait.
a f«*l»Y of lift *#ntft * I Iftttitlff • premises weekoayl * A M. Til
117 3d
TYI'GS FINANCING r > II P. Johnson
Al.
iftihiift Lais** exit *.r lelnr* lha
Dors Have Cancer
lib <ft*‘ ftif fCftittin l<ie % !* ISVI
s H P. Elgin
tivhh 9* ^EBTiTr^RBItVICI
dark Sunday 1 P, M 'til dark
1. Nn Ins rc slisw i. p.tv inertl.
fftpairt fait il*»t *ie fl r1r, r«# t •
EAST LANSING. Mleh. -<UPI»
A M P Jnhnaon
I7n W1 Healer rleanmc *ee»ire ft rep*t;
k#n
f
*B
R
ft
i
M
i|
tt
H
#
#9*tifft4
•
8ft
in
ft
*
—More than 100 dogs are. treated
wfTKK-P'P rrex hifti<4 •1 I •1 b'
* H P. Champicn
**3 f*o
2. I p In III mini lbs in pay I v r. pnllriea.
Pb TA 7-474.3
I
for cancer every year *4 the fi*ifpr4. M*mIf*ft' 1* " n'»M• fU fM«
7’ » Mercusv Rnekel
I7jnn
i
:* till erf Ollftslg • \ D
Michigan Slate Univeraity animal Ihl*
1*11
.1. Up In 31* monlhft In |i«v .1 >r. pnlirlew.
1n |l P. Wlrard
1)4 30
ALTO (»LASS
ii r iik «:m *»iV
clinic. Unlversily veterinarian*
13 11 P F.v innwle
ltY»«i
*
'
1
f1
ir
k
nf
IL
*
«'
11, i»fi i%,a11|
say the rat is ahoul Ihr only lame
fur .IliaiUba f
i, n
INSTALL 10D
ll I* i*. Bu. sneer
ll in v«i
Our l*lun Fits Iniiininuu On Humes,
Ar.ial in whirls canrer I* rela mr
13 II P. Electric Oliver
4702.JO VAinHnhirld*
n
V llufeki*)
1ft
Hurl Gl»i*»ea
tively rare.
Ait h# r fnr f*|almiff
Autos, Commercial and Other Prnpcrt*’
to II P. Wirarrt
1174 30 Door (rlnea
A eni Glftm
l;4# ardt IUtlI*l(r i
23 11 r F.vInrude Standard *114 20
M#t for 4. I'TnrMa
SERVICE
Construction Co. Inc.
lo II T. Jon ion Electric 5341 23
Cannonbctsi Relic
RKAILEY ODHAM. I'res.
311 West 23lh Rlreel
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anti il« chief, all firotl liv
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the flrinp*.
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th at th t i t a l . a ia n ria tln n rn d 111
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chap ter* and
ro ur.rU * iu r
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f ) . , i .<). t.> m o ir l i nn St 1. im'm. i | r
.p u t t r r r a .ln n
b id w r a lh r t and
n th rr
a d i e r .r fact*
.
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rd th r Soulh I'o lr w ith in a proh
M W d lt r .N D K K H U B —
ab le r i r o r »f
IW fe e l in a t . 1
Aumrit. tllinoi)., m a y o r
d if r r t io n . It l i not
to -rt
fiitil Bh’fin talk* with re*
'h r r a a i l -pot fo r tlir N orth I - i t
I rtcr. m hit office after
fin e r it I I I '.m t H «n d f lf - .'T »C*
* 4tS Cifrwil Couff t.f \p* the d e fa n a f th o u ld l»a l l l o w a .l i *
I ha 1
n ’ t Mondaa upheld Wjlaa* aatnnd
M u r p k j.
Lee a I Notice
• i •i » ,
back to tht Suprama Court
C o r .g r a **,
later pataad •
which o r.c t bafora granrad Scalai a j i H aut lu iit fn g fha tria l judge to da.
naw «*ial.
• rid * tahai psr*. if m y , nf f i l l va^orti
htadrd
*U tirf Amtaiaai.|o f M ikh a il Man*
thikui htrtjvd ih# p fvlM l in l>rp •«
rn d trm tm ry
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■ridt h tr .o h ttln g pn»nin.ottm trt!
it « « t announced to d i) by Re.
- T h t tttip t lor mjr n t t t ir >. • $
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D off. Ja c ltlo n v iM r
p rrittr r rt t t h it -. I t t n in tht lim ilr for
nf th r F lo r id * l f * i r t
A««o1 1 0 )tar> , amt I'm nm tillin g <i in i» ) fla tte n
t it in g f i..'
J . W r.to n , tht n t t um httptr
tn rd ta pry S**IH*'« aeewt out ut h tr
« ith m a rry . hut tht turntd him dawn
Sn th t drinking mm of P li.t n l
mournrd to d .. Xian* • tipplr* tum»*l
m i . tf.,1 . . . » in N t ll.t llm ld ru > apple
• ( t h ir d , it . C i r t t . h rid t I ««ith |iiir*
ltd fru it lu .t r t id t to t* m id . iiio
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• H t r . rt» tht tid rr thry m .l» in
Som trwt h t . tin ktrh uf • m ult,- .l i d
f i l m n n th tt I ltd Jo . dan. ‘ Nellie’*
h id tht lic k «• «n t.tn h in t '
But N t ll.r , who .u u d ta l) tatted M
quit. • ( • ( . f ir m r g c . . h«tth e l h t l
r»f l»«tt
tht
et to io fi. It Itx J fH • " rn fllu tt
IM M fti'’ with fke ^t*tf D rp irfm rn t
Cltirena of Florida rentrlhul*«1
•|h t IM tM hltd diii.Ving mm ......1
R IC H M O N D . \ i ( C P I — T h t cart rion in M IT . It o ilrd that F B I .t .
1
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a . . . r.ofta n( f'jaarnm ant " iin t U M
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l ortirti mat l*ar»i in lha i arolina*. it fa n d a n t* .
M ilin **«• a ‘ filth . «lind »r ’ ag .m tt
tht t i l l i g t Inn, «h* Coldtn llnno, *nd
tuah tht . t t i r l
hr r pnlffit cidrt
’ d'*' b,,‘
Commie Planning
To Appeal Again
" Russia Objecting !
To 'Stalin Story' i
frrclV
NEW!
1 * J * R A M B IIR CUSTOM C R O SS C O U N TtV Im t u r r # n r » le o u t .
m » rsnm ttnv
H
A
vr.
AVK
TOtt IT IN t.isMATr.il na avnn! nf tho ntw 1959 ram
hnara mor>t will » e even longrr. wider, heavier and
•hr
tliir » tii- r fo r pna t l n n fV rr '*
I loro a g.»r. i now-, from ll.ittililor the toprnr lit m Iiu grtitta.
'Hie now lttV.h Kaiublrra on dir play today, while brarul-new
in atvlirg. hrnnd new in rarlurivr difTcrenrc*, ere alill Irim
nml compact, (inanlino milr.vgr i* even hettr-r!
.
Oviedo
News
tu s .in c h «>lmrl(u*e K r^ n n m y S i i nr f l r l e l V-A.
N EW ! TAtl HUItAND. TINY Wifi «rr»,
|.ia IIm nv»t n.infort»|i!« l.yti.m. SntK.nal
•o(« front *r«ta glnlr* fot» .ol or l m t a .nl,
Imiii.dually. Ilvm ta IVr*muili/nl Comf >rt!
N E W I A D JU S T A U I H I A D It m
A irlm rr
H r. lining Sr-ita now offer ro « m d iiirlu n l adlu rU b b . I.m d m ata .Sort* alar. r r ..t o T w in
I r a v r l H a ir I lore ta I ’rrwM utlirrrl ('o liifo r t'
S r ain.irt now into: .r< witii room fur
R f.x.trm. Try
1‘orw.ti ili/orl t'.imfr.rl S ilim .il w.f.t front eat a for driver
ntirl jmwiiger let cn. h chot>w t!:t. moat comfortable Icgnx.m
Airliner Iteclining Seata cfTrr t rw ndjuatal.le hendreata. Try
All-Sr.ar.n Air ( ’ on.lition.np. Air-t ml Hide, every puahhut.
Ion convrmenrt. G u the U-at of Iwith- hig car mom. umall
1i*r econo ny. tn tlx* compact im-w l'C.9 Katnl.lonr S r Bh,J
drive thcin today at your Kamblcr dealer a g.ilr. diaplay.
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N EW I I f f * AMBASSADOR COUNTRY ClUf.
HAIDTOf. Smart*wt nrw luau.-v rat I IT inch w h
Iw a *
37 0 I I I ' V 8 . I l i g b p . w r r j w r p m o d
N E W !
t * s * R A M i i r e c u s t o m f o u r -o c o r
S fO A TI. Ia a n r h •hr*-|baar. 21ft 111’ U r i e l V -A. nr
S’. r,....n>> St* f a u y to handle, park and pny fo ri
N EW I
I f S f RAMBttR AMtRICAN ClUB SIOAN.
auto-
p a v .,„ c h • h r r l h a a r T h r a m a ll r a r o f f e r in g f u l l y
Rultc I f E n a m w a if in , Aulinrr d e c lin in g S m t i .
SEE BRAND-NEW FEATURES--TRY PERSONALIZED COMFORT AT RAMBLER DEALERS TODAY
301 W. First St.
4)
W ILU S M O TO RS
FA 2-0231 or FA 2-0232
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IW P H IIa t liB IH
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�Weather
Shop And Save
f a r lly tlnudv ihrixjih Thnr'
d ' » . l,nW ioril*hf M In Ti. N'mtheilv
wind* S <o II m llfi per hour.
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VOL.
X I.IX
K M a h lin h e rl
Campbell Letting P e 'l No. S3
American le sion .
made plan
g d i] nig ' I , ;■ Immi
pi t T A ■
Is lit build a U S ’
•air building
Tha 50 by W loot atmciurr i« in
s# greeted on thr pr ■’petty revt
|n Ihf lesion Home no IIi j 'i i i i
IT ?J It Mill tare I' i- u: »a» • !
Clinton Group Sees
•Assistant To Ike;
Bomb Clue Hunted
W A SH IN G TO N
rlcnllal
A u it la n l
I'll
I’ m .
f lo c i’. Sicilia-
« a i lo confer with four \ttder*"fi
County. Tenm, o ffic ia l. M a i * *
Jh r bombing o ' Clinton Hijh
f t e hoot
Ttank IVIIaon *1' <lak Iti.lur
Tfnn., acting alturnry for ’ hr
group, 'ltd Ihrrc » » * * p-tuhl!
Ily tba officlrl* » ' iM Cfl >h op
jv.it1tioiy to Irik in r r r t H r n l FN
jr -h ffr r
••Wr tiair a prepared .latritir •
to dell* rr.‘ * HHaoo '.ml ’ hut I
fi^n't belieie ll «hiiM ►
>" prorer
In «ay arhat'< In It noli, thr Prr'i
^ ! r n t «rta ll ’
Wll'On tali) thr gp’ ip «lP not
a<k for an rod to Inlrjr a’ lo'
whlrh ttailrd tn H.’A u l<r » fed
m l court ordrr ” \ »tai of iHr
court ordrr hat ool rolrrrd thr
diicunlnn.'* hr added
Othrr me'lihrtt
:h* deli Ca
lion are County Judge J P Ysr
re'.l. and lloanl <f I Iin a tu n n. n
hrra 0.
—Crottno.
C
Ma>e»
and
R
*•
SANFORD.
•til be ore of thr*e permanent
bul!di' *« planned h> thr legion.
r ie - 'f ; . Mas'iurj, chairman of
I l f bm.di ; . -n itt e r *ild that
'
* r P‘ »"> S**# t o n work
• >ith i t tract r. Tr
of
'•ret i Muck m n 't n ic 'im ilth
r
i irtr f! • .*te hi'tldu 2 " ’ !
i *uitah>
,.thr- tvp.* of t
• ratlin a ,J <til *w a’ ailahlr for
• jeh u»r
J•■o' K.r'.d, peri c-mmar.drf
*jul nai I ' r i r . o i f r t i l a i r been
• i r l .• it wHi » mtiluni . .mi
■ ih *• hrm* .
.< *„ Sanford
.•'rtiMune m y, , n
THr .■mi
m»--*er
r.p * t.rd
c"lhu»iatin
o. rr thr p a n a-d m i l that ll
Oil* ^ it arrr;
thr community
In
.thr. action
plan* were
f.ii mutated 'nr a V t l r u r ' r Pay
rlrhr atii'ii No
a im.irr Ihr
chalrmanthtp . f J r)
slimi
(Tallnnai TH# event nil frame?
a 'l.h I n ai 1 alto will . r r i r lo
rtr’ira-. th> Irilbir/t rri.iic into
it* i m h tin whim t» ihr fottn
rr \ I M bulbline
P r r j « f 4 ll - i*
utMjri«S* fnr
« f n m £ l," > prfj'If niitriNu!' d nf
Urkrt* it indrr t.lr dlrfftliui «*f
ed
N
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s
B
n
e
f s
.L T D —.Amuri the tail woroi r»
ported ipokeo by Pope Plu» Nil
tcx.3jr " a . th.» plra: " V n v , pray
to that lb •* -<•«• riful •itiiatl n f t
thr rhur.-h e i .1*
,r B B
K O l l S ISOOt L I"*.'
PPti - Thr S-nIrt
'l O S f O S
M r r m r r f . a. unlcrnl tor l*.<
luttri’la li- a i ..ting Si >lem l»
ilu.e il. Mi.cow buieau Immr
d u lfli in rr’ al alien for a -unther
of aileird aotiS ourl p l a 't a-d
1ma.lratlt ’ hr nrln rk h.it car
ne.1
S u iciik * I > iffifu lt
KNOW 111 r
fron
in
I’ chan ^ V dert- o. IT a .• rr
!>tfrtrd impr- i i in a hotpual
day drtpilr ‘ e f itllr attempt. I >
•akr hi* ioi
lifr l . l r . l l t a l t.
aaltl kndi i •
pin get! • llte ele
Inal wlr» lr ‘ > a hathlub fu " o’
'rater in w hrh or -.a. ttaodiri
tlaihrd Nrlli h:t ’ ritn, an I dt .vk
two rnr.t of ho .rlvdd r ’ranrt. a
ra ‘i a*d a ca>■ > f
qunntlti i f
lihlei flu’ll
Janice Is Blamed
For Deaths Of 19;
Speeding Seaward
M IA M I
lPPL
Jamcr
motl
|i«lai
ard
TP" r|
furtl.ei
fr.*m
railing on the P S
alloir.fi
p a .tag e
ernl fur frdrral help In rtdi.rclfi'
T *p wind- rifar th- . inn * irn
ia,-ial Inlrgrtllnn at ll « .rliod
board old th r
would he lo e'ete
f
ltt.rnalpr Ir f
irnifctrnl
u'
Irlttlca n r
f r e n g lli. but Ihr ’.e a n r- bureau
d
f
W E D N E SD A Y . (K T O R K R
f
i
d
a
c
K ftu rn s
ALAMiHiiillP-*
n m
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In Sanford
b
l
s
S
a
I ’ n ilrd
y
U
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S
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T
T • »L
'Rebuffed' Negro
Moving To Africa
o
Leaned
O
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NO.
W irt
b
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IV IS’ HNl.Tl'N i i r t i
la put i man m <, i r h 11 r ’
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n
n (t liar. l. n w available, ll
v c c i . i l in Iw c..tiiplflrd wlthii)
'•er jc a i *
leg c i,'*u,e v>a. ■I ■ ! . <1 l ' i l t)
l! •% U Ji>lin..)n. itucctnr of tha
11 i . '
’
DHirialt twill the . m I will (*• \.!»wfu«’(l R r i c a r c h project a
M k, .
the ••
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c ,
M m r y . mrnli >ie.| the plan brirfling Ihr r jit h f.M 7t hour*, . ' I 1. in a aprpeh al 41.1.n f. ir l, ('onn ,
i ii-».lay flight.
i I'o.i!.'!' l i lo 15 . . '.il< h i."
I)e[’ . ting *r> r hi. p irp a m !
v :» I.*
, v i.r ui ihr ir h 'i
t r y l, 1 -hn. "l m .l "t| |. .»ur p'^n
' g. ">|Hlt
|H
i . h j ' r • man in ap»cf In TI In
Ttr pr..|e.’ 1 f • «
54 'flnnlh. "
Siwula ti-’ fi at fir.t wa* th.l
p i**’ .-
U. S. Says Russia
Musi Decide Issue
Pmw
Will Use C ap su le;
Goal Three Y e a rs
it r i v —
Itilliwn »..«rea
ti.wjnl a
m c ’ th ilr.limlinn
iN'.r.l
li.lav
ilh in ,* ■
|,t l lilloii 'I V ' it
J»>. 5 ’>
,lr#.nrr PC’
j . the Ini r "a*
. # " ; r r In what *|| K’ rce author
•j« call'll a "perfect lattroff uf
the much d c’ . . r I M.tnhigh III
pi .’ led
t’.C .ill
The Mi l -i.
will t i l l h l' <• c lj. "f ..litV I
*pa. e
H* .ii'1 the Hal
Vir Torre
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|. # n a. Hnftic .t #altt; c-.mli
. rulhtvrtl In *,
n. The. .*"1 * o'1v’hl r >mr
ilnan m r r V’ l'li'i ri| ir Jhtn kiln
'Tii.fr thlr>
I
mof'ilfig. a f t e r
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Doctors Abandon Hope i
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Pope Hovers Near Death
I'npcT iu Ml.nl « ilr
i rrrrl *al
a’ ’ aik Ihlt morning amt a nr .
m u . hrimchl -n (In. a lir t - , oi
h;
a g ia 'c . ai.tio pulirioriiM -ll
lap.r "
Ph' *1 i n
1. 1 r r p r r.|> • lb#
1'lrtaic ■ca n tin • nulnvanar;
L -|..r
nil .in r lt lir r
to
<
that
light t -le ol ih r I'up. • heart t.ail
4
Boy 'Just Zombie’
Due To Television
!
IT h
\ f ••**## r.-m
allied
» n fiu :i*ir i h * r* tf
1 'f liU y ii'ial h * mid hail turnrd
irlo a i< t*H »* th r In in f d#§d
hr ju s # ’»# did nothin# r s r r p i
*1>ti ti •• i i*L.ti
Thr m*». «»t* if# fintr **1 tin*
'•* ftrdrff • |’ t u ‘ u l "
n b#»p#« if w"ii I run
i*Ion sirfc rss
-•
i ■ t* i i *1*
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Name*
f fh# |4I srar-rib9 Ho
i'd ! fh# p arriiH «rr<‘ * ■lihcM 4
u*# hr (t a jutrnilt
Ih#
fa I h» r |»m4
*# 4gHfr#t« • r-iurt
I
Missile Bdilalion
Delving Warnings,
Lands On Formosa
.tc l n l morr cl"*#1’ h. irtiin’ r
la'lio .unit" tbnn an. .thcr h j
man brip’, r .v r to a-crr.l lo that
w \S H LN i ITU N I P I
It ■
alUiiiili
In ilu itria ’i*
llr r i.jr il (.■•lilllnr I.
r \M IT. li W i m l . M l . I t a l y
Ilia *"lir will br Ihr fu ll hn.lil
alvoil !■* g. ’ ’'.r k Itir ro e ie n - r it U I r . . l
Pope l*iii» Nil tuffered a
I'.el
fw.tin from u h Jt it T'I*
l?.5f*0 or ’r* * il rug I.r luepr <1 to aitinimli lo oilier ip.icr St ilion
.ec'.nit ilt.'kr «ti.l j (■rut attack
^hernia** Ad j*ns
K \l.li w il! i f . " I hia I if|VC* l.-dn. llcnlli npt'PHir-l cli **e for
ll«»S tjN ilist Mei k Hv* %'■tshi in tnlliafl S fill
1 ,4 I ,i»t it in tliif
thr
*5 >c..l olil
iicj.l o f
'hr
Confirmed 'hit \d*m* h3.! him
ir n
pickup thr
li' fu hr f l r i i w l » t,d
!1 liar' I'alh lie * i.nrctt
shipped Hi k tn n** »lfi'*
II ir', ri n'ln* .1. n, 1 h-'f-* 1 ,j thr
A ila m s
r
Balloon Carrying
Airman Into ’Edge
Of Space’ Rising
\ s . I** *t«p np#ratlnf
railed
’owerrtl gale warnni* from Wil private *c tools on * t f s r r ? P f i A .
T B I a e r r l* a ; r n t . of ih r T f
hi lit whiti' tlirir tr jv hrft I" r , t!
i
I L, J l 5
t il 1 I n l i n e
rr>t«r Rurwau of Criminal M n li , ' 1 " .
with puldu fundi
H
i
.
No
Ih
f lf ilio n .
and local polite
n r 'H *
The ..retch d
Jihliie
.t
*hn
I*.ud
Stud
ir
lln i t " i*t .from V dm ln 1 ■ D*M*ll
1 v i T f ’ H N I T iON n v
' < I*!
romliln* Cllnlon an.l the ■ lo I (or
•> thr I r<| thr 'Clintil lKi#rds o' Hi# I
to Apr H a tt n a . >.1 . all
H r I ' "Iter! .In t e i *»i>t I 0. I 1 u
rluei that mlshl lead ' > thole
!oc#Uttr* mu*' fMlllpIftf
41
sll
* lr it for calr witv ».
rcaponatble for thr homhioc
conr i*r li -Iti
# 1>11t
thr
fir ■*’ r Kt#ns1r It* r tunsf drrhf■ \x •r
r I r e a .tre .
'» d
the
t ih- ■' i*rr ■ R’ *? THff# wilt
«rh*oU tr aTl* '* \ e - f . * f. r
Supl. of School* Jamr* P S'rw
hr
pj
■•!* w.oilil -oniimir
*t <|
V s test* n» Ifhed t’
r 1 in lh#rn
man said a guaid will
on dull
• an
g e i.rr.
d lection I • h.
•Hr. a»r I i f d u i month
' at a precautionary
-nrat'irc
,’ l hi**ie* IrtU with •. *.» »•
It »« m* tn the Sublet i ih 1
w hrn Clinton atudrn" n on - i f ■
i h i k e ' s * ! u l » ( ’ lo .-'e i'
. tp a 'e In fopaati’ tp. t .1
ms# 1* 'n 'h it h e r Irvin ill hr
t«mpur»r\ cla*»it> t..* .*i ' dr
I.O N IK lN
I'l l • - T>u
I U’ titern H a i t i a n , .t o * ned
*u*T‘#rdr.| • l i d SI. nr *«‘ r ■hr *
g *ch ool In ncarhi
IlHsc ’ll ■*> Tue.da' when lhr|i 45 ft. - 1 *!,rv Vitrr
% Ti3*nr» llivrr **
ihrs n r i" r « * r l t m i r
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v
ahly Thiir'dat
t.
fa\orii*
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aunt
»
rap*lied and «»nk In high wa1 «
i oYu•rr Dr •• o ’d
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fun
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9 #r. Iiv In
altrt
c * np » 1ti* 2
# t j up It ter* #d li'pi*,f
the llaiia na.
Virrh. rr*' *-* 1 ^%P* t i-n rn l* # *
K Joteph S * a ’ o? r f thr pa. So iit«
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•here ard wa* tt r ooli * ir. «\.o
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» *•* it #,h # s 4j#:ihrr it* h
a rn in lin g
l.« t a pt
tiurw.##!
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a at1 * c 1r n 1# •! T u r * !# Hi
Knoulrt of "ir Nai.au air tea 58 ‘ hivul in r ittri'tl* n twin;
I •■*#♦«* M * r \ M r r t <l -tut ko
1
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rtf
m
i ho t»*!■ i -rw s ron fi*rrnrr
GL'LFINJRT. 'l l " CPD — v> te.riir unit
Ihr p ie ilo i.i day a »ad’#<al
A (r o remitter Clenr-m Klnp, re*
ihM Hu#* j #rl*t ronttliil# 'rst%
In v ita tio n
'T’nfit'
• b u ffe d in two inlrjrradnr attempt* .k ip p er tjm w r'd in N a .'a u haf
U»l|l ii rt|4 i | t thr mitnii#r ruti
t.itN D O N l l ’l’ l I
The . # i PI hl*ti (l *1- -*r \t#rrh by l*»# 1 utr !
in Mi«i«»ippi. “ a* ircpared to bnr when hi. din.hi •a-'' Hr a n
day In aril bt* ’ worldly gwwli'' tentatively idrntt u d a* W llllitn fmlw***e rejerte.| an inula'i
stiir#. * *1 H
iltrnd thr I’ lccailltli Thrater
#
Jo b nlo n .
and more In \frir*
\f**rni« «*%prff Ifnlph F I *p:
a i 'ffr ilr 'r l hi I f*| in VVi«hi»‘ |tnn
I hief forn a.t. r foirtl.-n ftiirn •plrrr ..f "Shadow "f l l n o r .
King pul * f ad In the Rtloxt
ifory
nf
the
H
u
n
ja
rta
r
fri-r!
sp##tll»trd 'hjt 1h# Ruislin p Dp»
Gulfport Pally Herald Turida? dc of The Miami ’.rather hi r m .aid
fia ili K u p r e n r r illr J ' V
R . #r X*rd!*t* i*h m*p!r##l the « rln.
ellring; ” 1 am s* lns hack to Af Jsrlce "could well be Ihr Inal
•aid Ihr m h i o i
did no! n-r rl.
n i*t a • *
f I- it* hjv r i’ifrr
rir» in •rareh f Ihr freed"m o tr .form ’ of what ha* t^#n a h'i*i
dr In
ll *#nl hack Ih# i*>i’ ’
•vrtrulr 1 »
*hr lira! Arm*
African American prop. I” *l JVt hiHricane *ea»‘>n
Kl.rntiowrr
fa
h
i"
i
a.
it
nf
it
'
" T h r f r n a . t r **nr m*irr hut
Th# I tTi *1 n|i jr * j i (if Jti Vi*
year. a ; » "
r n.i trrrd "
I dniibl U * ll tin *.ld
.
The former pr .'«■«». ai Alcrn
r i m •# % 1airi*, had nfftir d ti. ■ »»
®AAM roSlrjc .aid Ihr ei r on hi*
#rd I n * * * r it Im*l • tear Hi
home here would rtplrr O d 15
rinnins uM i ; % h#d di d tap# »t w
and "m «*! *11 " f m\ worldly
a
r
t v n r n r v n r v T n i ri v i r r t r f f n i n m
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D AILY N E W S P A P E R
F L O R ID A
Q
o
foice* tint a . hnpi >1 l .. ap, ra l to
tblf I lu a irrw -i * f Ir ip . to Ihr
lie
Net al
l«|lt
# I* - l-.r tI p
c l -r rl oulrr .parr lr .-a -.
a llr m r t lo i r l ’ r IHf ch.H CPi o '
\| I 'lire wai calm hut r i g r r "
,-a.ino cam H t-g a n l »• I ir*
Inr itir flight lo begin Hr wil1 be
c h ir r , in riT ca lfr Miami
Croi.no « i ' chairm an I thr Ihr l* S mainland
rduration hoard lo Noirnitrcr 10 o
\! le a .I IP prftor . i c t r *1 id
when Ihr group paaied a retention
in llie llih a n ia . a* 1 re> ill f h#r S c h o o l s ( ! i * t S e t l i i i f k
The
f
I ’u s t p o n c i l
W a lk o u t
M
Mbm*
MIAMI
«Lr tbepp I •<•
tnf|f»V« \\lift drivfri. in * ,1*1 n il'iir r pifi’tli»D
aril
. . ftttl* g n r n •t ,► *t> *tl A k*U'
jrffrittpU. Iti’ tfi*
Sprn.**
I’ d flunne
i. t the
tr1 »
f Sa* n. r s ;r ■unit CM’.’ * . •'
wltlf
’l
a
’
li
i •r “ ri»i
11 ^icMr*
Hi ai r I*a«i»lock
1, i r i.tg pea- .H a 'i'l p i . ' i c nag
till *rr r at Ircntvirrt f#*: Ihf »nr
with hr'ium
W ' f r i " i ( It ) f f V ’n stlnn
Then the b .g ani g -h'I li . c i <
S e e k T T n m M in p r O k a y
•nyppril f.'gr*’ rr 1 rr'.. mrmhrfi
MIAMI
i '
I'.i l l ,.iit thr ilark *lo«t* anil Ihr
™ The predawn hla*l Snrd.r ‘p d.nd'l hunt a” r <*f Ih# .rtton
ped out Ihr Inaldr of Ihr 30ir.ir hilt |u*rlia-’t j . i the la*l. picked
..!d hulldlns and did a-> .titiulrd up forw ard tjw#d In Ihr At'antle
J100.000 da mate
v
1908
Legion Will Erect
Building For Fair
n
i «(• tn|at
”!ir
tiir* *^i
**•!
c.dla •* I
lb -it titr col!.ip%r m
* i "•*■I ••! tin* yirl* r\ IrLidinjj! fn itn
i ti* i . ■* t # h it 1 i It tli# I«i * *
Tha* I’ ip«- kt.it iinconf iitut
111* Ilfr
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l» l l
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id*
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|M la cr
Ihr ( otnmu.iUt* .■»ru! t.i# 4 hini tr
Sal
ill w#n
l##l
i
twarii *f artlills
(hr Vlf«l hrld
cii.i*l hlittrd #t n rw timililr !•»
fiiim
Thr ( i r f f 1 * f All i*lr> an
■>m-h ♦» J tiui t liinrif nhscrsris
*## IJo men #t vinrk *»n Taid mu
i-isi
uti
pitsdl" * ai|*)Disllr ihr
Island*
and
MU ttilfks
lord
* TH# t)fidrim#
mrnliim#«| m this n>or.ilni;*s tli# Maim Iftlnnd*
Hii!!#t|»| itj* hri.i.inr pv«><rr»sltr Ihr north
' 1» ■"f » .ii*-1 * ii’fgril# iir.#!iiii'nt
"!
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ii.’ It* * f* Himr is * / *'» nh.fr.nn*
t* ! 1 J ifirrnH. r
J'#**! p ir %mfp
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f»r*pi#ol Jii.I
i' r»#” m >
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ill IM »rv «••»
t|i«r »• «rnl**a
ri»# blfcH #lu
• .*f tin
*» * iHi.lii* i
i 't rit* *»n
m i f«»> lb. •n f I ft*- ftj i f * t •■•lil
1*r jlr» 4 Is bjt
i iJI\ r n 111#
rtfrs nf tb# i
\
m# <b. nl It i
1**1 <it #1
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nt
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a
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ti.
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tall*’ III ll .1 ,
•ir f.r'i t | i j p
♦* . .>*mr Min 4i'
Sin .i « dill *»*’t
r |% 'll id
Alabamian Thinks
Harry Has Cliancc
NKAV 119(1*1
n\*4
•fi# *
lv , c•
i
Hi
W
I i * i mile* l-jl
lull, o; bill.
Of final*
ml
will
in'liv.
nul
»•»
however.
I ii ui t John*.,n w e. referring t.i an
entirely i.ew (<r..)eci
They a;.!.!’
The
mnnne.l »|-,.re vehicle will
,i) - .u i..
m
v in g n i
pin nr llki flu* VI5
kmeriran
i h e rNPcrlment w ill he rnn'1.1*
n l»- *• •* , ir .| .u c c r i.f n l if Ihe rap .u ie ..r*
'r - e . . ’ b i i . t* .
,.nce i.iit iu.it f. e
t Him ha 11 miT , *• r
1hrr at* - c l
F"« i»’ <** i. •lef.ing "
U’.ul w il. i» 71 hivita In tpace
.. i .ml.
pr^frd 1 "iiiiu
W hen life ’ * '■
>* m a il.
f «■ t
•In
* th .!r.iw il ni
.'.I# [he (.(w ru n cn l will ppyhabl/
from thr nF»*i
i-e i-ei<rnlr.| •(•'#'«! lim e , to gwin
Th# *’Dl niPM rT tn# 2nd Alittilr .1* much l i f . ’intari.’ n at p o .ilh U
for »f’*ce flight
ffaftniion n'»irv*hrtl tsh ^r si K rr!
T ’’r :n c i %of letoinlrik Ihe n’ .n
mic Tbrlr N A r l if t . V * mi***’#*
Had jlrrp ifs H rrn miHiad*'! and lx e arth l i •vr n-.t b t h tlcfim lriy
.ffirrrs f t i i n . i l n l t!»at |h# H.sTal il. ir r n t ii i .l. hut they w 11 probIn in .e
* rrtn .-ro e i ela" In
ion would 1■# m d y for f #1i« i I*. nl-l>
.I'.wr the cv p '.ilr from P* la.frM
t!>"Ut a *sr«k
itir*
per hour orbiting *|'e(rl,
Hunt Slill Hllrni
n it’ vi'
parachute
targa
Thr F<irm«»M Stroll w u ti ’ * !•
enough In .i**uir A tafe dcaccnl
to d nl. Thr .Hit HMDS f !>*d!l
In earth
aarr>iru S'lppHr* irdti thr »»u*!al
lull l*rll An>dh«
54h mm « r ? r
*•>nsplomsi •istdrd al gun i» ‘ till* •* opjmsit#
'**
wliirn will a»-
i*e".l
T \ i m TIM '
'
*Utdri1 fitl**l!r H.iitT!
'l#dlt a! (It*llrfirt
*l*r# ■#* T»r. .*dn *l hr th# i 4|i
'
i-trl (2a i ii". ■ (jiirm«H
<l . ». li Mi. «it(|| and IjffSt
,nl H IHTin . t taui.j
li.h n in n mlg l he ref. : ring Ii* lha
\1> r m i c l plarc
l i ' milri In
Thr but!1# •>( a rt I*It s rrslsrd
rumors lhal th# *#%rnifa*
fin
proHahnrd
!*#•#'
It
wa«
ar.iime.l
that
one ol
\ rtle flrj . inletr...*llirpntal ba!li»Hr m i l . i e* elt!>er Ihe I l l s * or
the Titan, w.iul.l t>e i i.n l n* a
• la to ilrr * f t putllrtg Ihe man in
-pa- e.
Somebody Goofed
Tax Official Says
On Faubus Charge
Ijv ihr Tumtnu
I.ITTI.i: It'h K. Ark ( u r n
file
il’ .tncl itire-lnr of the In! hr*n an oftporturd!) to r nplarr
' r v1 Iteier.ir ^ riv l'e |..Mk f\t|
1? mrh *•un •
ht,.r»1e t u l "
for telling Go*
I -t(fif•*» tionps #r»t; d»#r#f* run
1 l .illlm' it apfieairit he
rl
md l/u« rum
op***iri| Ilfr (lor
..v r.| m oil’ i' l>vi. on IMS IW II
« liatr* limr jii*l latf'tir fi**#>n4 ♦*•••
Ihr I’vulile its. that the total
no 1 HitntitnlM plwnrs w rf# iltflii
. lull, t n nt a. 1 operating eg'
i
Pi# faiiSrl app#.irrd !•» W **
|.i Hie. on t’ e i genitive mvntlnn
Nil »»>ali*f *uppl\
plan#, ol-irh
• .r two jewri, rampalcn evi>ei’ » e '
1 tided u frh a frvs mltinir* all' f a 1 a gift aut.-imoldo- l!iat T juIiu'
t i H r mg »n it r d
,n *1 In. wile t.r. Ivr.l In 1954.
*tii(t v i s
infrndtnl
»*iMs i*
iris«
o. met
Clair Reed Dies
In DcBary Today
C ,»l# \! IE n l Si
ft.rd liiddrnfs nt lit*
TI. Iirlla.v
lionic a'-rul
3 « m Hus mnrnir z
Mi !!##*! r.iinr 1 f ir ltar> In
t'l’i? fsoifl Hllfndt'lplK I* "IllTi H#
i m s» «*/ fic# r ssith lb# I'hilad#!
pf»i j
s 1 1 1itc s
F a ni|
**itf r#1v uniti1
li
ifoofr.l
(US
| ) ii.
Ill
Im i inti* II Matlni
•ant egplilnieg Mat an> thing a
fintr fmnlahe. Iiy taw t.i It s
chief evii-otlve li n«t lavahle.
T ull,.iv t A the oni’ .ilunity In
a . u*e the s .vrrnmenl nf uilng
the tII'. tn piirnh him for hl«
. t i n t - g ni■*1 Integration ar I de■nunc! i t Pie .him! PHrnhawrr
p.t. fir .«(• of Ihe White It u.e.
If he I
In p»f for u*« of Ihe
eveeiitiir man.|.>n
I Mini* .aid he got a letter
which *vht he had 10 day' to pro
l e . t Ihr HIS rharrrl
Mill l nd’-r S. ntiiny
’|
If In it Itr'enun Comin *io* er *l to,iilon llrlk. wh.»
• 4\\
a
* ap-ii-getic attitude
ll M ithi* aairl !' vu' * metal!
il'a ir .
are
.till
’trier
.■rulin'
He did not r!a'.»rarr
V.,' i* a'-o .alii there i>e i. n u
ill .
hi. inn* ire
■ Ling Into
lint urn' lu te •’ merit ”
’ Ihe imr* igallun will V cempit’ e wtien (iiiernnr Tauhna Of
hi. allotnev r-ifiirt an,I gel* with
i-ul itont out a few thing!."
he ” ” l
in* »rtn#'"» \ Hr 1 1 ' a member
»ld Hi* no ■t ; f r Ii ml «m <
f nf th# ( b - i 'i n n Svirnc# Church
•» d f i r H i * id»hi f^rtr#
l*i rt*
' #r his »f * whh hat w«l-hrd tr V
sit..r« inrliidr bis s»tf## Mr*
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IH *m*■
*:*■#*#!
n o n "all tn I r . r r \ d i
stji r
I jufrl \ Iti-f’d, Hi liars s kd
rr * nf
Mdrfll
■
d 11#1 IV h n in it
.* left
\ "r
* V m M M #il J i . I'hil.iiHdnh.i
tnra*»i i n i i p n ! !♦» hi*
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Mr* 11#*sit Huh nun. |,bllj»irlpH!.i
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nitj'h i#
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AHinri *1 •■#*!##! ia ill
held
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Safety Group Sets
Meeting Oct. 15
Schools To Close
In Token Of Aid
Coast Guard Ends
Search For Plane
Deputies Capture
Escaped Murderer
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K sla b ltoh od
1909
Shop
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
AndSave
In Sanford
INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
M O N D A Y . OCTOBER ti. ID,IS
News Briefs
t’nlied Pn»*
l.e*«ed Wlra
N 0 .2 7 6
Clinton School Is Bombed;
Little Rock Standing Firm
Elvis Followed
BAD
HOhlBUKG.
liftman)
(U PI) — CWia Presley jpeni an
•vtatful afternoon Sunday visiting
hi* father and grandmother In
town.
m THc aoldifr *e l out by tali from
tiff U. S. barrack* at Freidherg
« hrrr hf I* itationrd. Ilf wan
followed by a convoy of autoi,
motor ffontfr*. bicycle* and aa
ported other vehicle*. moat of
them with horn* at foil honk.
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Building Wrecked,
Frankfurter Hits
' Students Shifted;
Clues Are Sought A r k a n s a s A c tio n
To Study ‘Mixing’
JsTAFFOHD STRINGS. Conn
(U PI) — Thr Rfv. Roland T.
IDarork, one of the f irat Negro
pm-tor* of an all-white rongregaIfon In th* United States. will
travel through the South to it-ijy
dengregatterv.
Appeals Court Told
i
No High Schools'
Unless Segregated
unanlmwilly reef
WASHINGTON 11” It—Thr Nit- Si bool and
rUNTON Irnn t 'T I t - The r rf',' r Cn',ti ppened III PM .J> Itemed It* hlatnnr IMt deeittne
ST LOUIS it'P li - Tiie US.
Conviction Upheld
Atomic
K n rrt)
Comml>»lon tent b>d*> and Justice l -'lU that racial »rgrfcation in publi.* I'ourl nf Appeal* w»* warned tol»»!rd
ArVsinat
for
school*
I*
unc*mt(lluli.<naL
RICHMONQ. VA. (U l’l l — Thr
turni-tl an abandoned elementary Ft*n<furtir
day lhai ‘‘Ihcrr will be no high
>!h avhtH.1 in., err.
I'. S. 4th t'ircult Court o f Appeal*
•i-bool at nrathv Oak Ridge Pier |inlc,*fetiisi.
Frankfurter laid It ,'aine-t un school npennl In l.litli* RocW un,
today upheld the second convic
reservedly in tire court a opinion lr*v tile schools are
to the bnmtird • out *t idrnt* ol u ‘tl
41
tion under the Smith Art of form FIIIK PREVENTION W E E K — Acting Muyur A. I- Wilson -urn.* a proclamnliun <-:i!U raciall) - mtrgratrd Clinton Huh
IfOtcdW rlv after the -ihur.r
hut dirmrtt It appropriate '«lto the court look jnder advltrurut
brief
formal
opening
cere
noi.ie*
er Carolina* Communist leader
I- deal Individually wl'h the gcrat a rrqtie»t for an injunction In hall
iuc attention to Firp Prpvrntion Week n* Ralph Wight, left, A1 Chile*, ripht, ami Fire School t<*.l»
I Frankfurter i s s u e d t •■iatJU ltrue here *1 *takr"
Juniui I. Scale*.
lhai baling.
Chief Mack Ctovelaml Sr. look on. Wight nn>i Chiles are mcniLcrs of thr J.r. a <.*. which
Vdrrat »ni itaU investigators,
opinion 1*1 thr I l|<i* llock tchm.l
•te sail llte ‘'tracie a,|T.'l" of
meanwhile. -If'rd for rlur* In thr
!»|v>nv>r
the
annual
observance.
(Staff
Photo)
Richard Butler, attorney lor lh«
Ica*e which »a* decMed in a tpc'Kikita Elaborates
tikana*-' action In rd.cklng ’n- Utt-c Rtxk School Board, told
- ! »hcll of CttlllOn nigh, torn hjr
rial
'ummer
term.
MOSCOW ( UTI)—Sot id I .»*
losrn'ion m i that ‘ tne |Miwer of
I three rapid • fire r i plosion* e*rl)
The ,ourt hat hatred an> drlay the *'«le « » , u*#d not to austain the Court thal the b»atd ll neilher
tnier Nikita Khruthchev raid Sun
S’lnrlaj. S e | r r* ntioniat* were
in carrying out ita integration or law but g* *n instrument for arguing for nor against Ihe In
day the Soviet Union aould go to
! blamed for thr bombingjunction requrlird hy the National
drr* at Ijille Rock * I'entr*' High thanclinv I* . "
lr » aid of Communlit China only
School Principal W !• Human
A»»u. ?«'.* the Advancement of Coi*
Sanford
M ayor
if th* Urtitid State) attacked th*
“ Vinlrrit re»lit»r,ce to law can 1'Ce.i l'e>iplf,
l t 'li! .nip. "<m ii|l,|.ipr| nndrnta,
mainland.
not ne made a legal reason ioi
is rciliriuilu y ).\en of the 11 \eiro
But ne said pres* statements
The rwf’ADmrnt of Sovirl policy M ode Warner
_
il< *n. pension wilhnot loosealpg *\ Go* Onat rnuhaa of .irksr*.
clailtlre • enrolled their, that they
wat accompanied by a declaration i p o r t 6 ( l il l " g o o d
C l>11“
the fabric of our sociei). Frank- av indicate (he i.-hoolv will not
would attend claitra in the ahan
that President Klaenhower dll-)
t
C n m im .lo
further said ’‘ What could tld* open ' under preirnt rOndltJon*'*
don erl Linden trhoot
at Oak
*ru *2 and wrongly interprted So- ( l l t l O I l
Ul
OPITUnCPiC
menu but to acknowledge that dis unleiv they are leased *» private,
Ridge
The
M
•
claa.room
hulldy t Fomoia policy m hi. r re*. Memorial Hospital toorder under the argt* of a stale •egregateij Institution*.
ing It owrril l>> the \).C which
c o n /ftn c e list wrtk.
•
* ,•
•
ha* moral lupenoilly over the
operate* thr tad atom!,- fncii!)
day,
following an
Wiley Hrantcn, repre»enllng a
Coniiitution "
re»e»irh aid piiaiuvtloti centre
••ivstr Negm Uille Rock gioup,
beawolf Surfaces
em ergence appondec«lx mill * writ of here Oak Itldgr
Thr high court »ar u itu ill) I rev.ieil for the injunction, but
school,. fe del aII* operated, are Incertain, in ruling on numerous atktd the court to consider allow,
Fea (UPI) — The atomic sub- tO lT lJ
l a s t W CCk. A n A
tegrated.
WASHINGTON (UPI* — T h r tarlal cases coming to it* alien- leg Negr« ttudert* to enroll la
marine 1.RS Seawolf came up q u e s t i o n ilS t o w I l V a
Thr r i plosion*. Ilinc.l off at I'tiUrd State* will make It* ,ec lion, to nail down moic firmly llu private school* If the reitrglnfrom tht depths c f the Atlantic 1
,
, ,
three • minute Intm ul* In fogg) nnd attempt ;•* *eed a lock p, to than ever ita milttenre lliat *e- li; order Ii lifted.
Ocean today after briny mb. m ayor is needed was
merged for exactly (W day*.
rtarkn***, turned thr iolerior of thr moon t .s i n.ekrn, the *.irn- "regaled fuldir tchosding and
flranton also contended that, If
answered Friday. T op
the 2o - clamoom * Union achoot liflc p u b 11 r a 11on Wuhlnglon other public acti- itle* be halted die t .title Rock amooli were
Immediately.
into * vhamtilr* of eollapscd Science Trend* mid I- lay.
lr**,ti, the court thouH pan oa
wall*, twitted locker* und buckled
The flr.*l try to pul a picture
tin trail- itself.
floor* and r*»*f Human r*tlmal- inking *utrllitc in »rbi* aro-md
The c«uit adjourned without i.>
ed tiir damage at S.Mo.ww.
tin- tn<*>Ti fail'd un Aug. 17 when
pointed acting mayor,
diratlng whrn il would recurrent.
tin- multi * U ;r rivkct hlfur u,'
till lltirsllgalea
US. Atty. 0*ri Cobh of the
d o i n g the official
About 12 hour* afit r the blast, i after 77 *econd> of lllglit
Eastern District o.’ Arkania* alio
The
moon
i*
in
a
favorable
po
F fli asenit rnlere*t the invettlg*•upported the requtst for an In
MIAMI (UPI) - Tropical itorm honors; bottom photo,
thin of thr *anda!i*m which until *|ti,,n for *urh • launching cnlv
junction to halt a plan of private,
Janicr, hullding up rapidly to no m ayor was avail
a few da) • each inuitll) Ni si i
nritir.
unanimuiKl)
blntnrd
on
Bear hurriranr Intenaity. whipped
IIL’ S IN K S S \\ O M E N ’S \\ E K K
Mrs. E *lh i r Kviint, left,
Sanford's tln el improvementa vrgrrgatrd school* In Llttlr Rock.
seriri-gatlonisl (.tree*. Many i lite « i, kind uill t.r 1,’ir fa'or*Me prograui i* makint great stride*,
In an affiJavit, Cobh aremed
the Bahamas today with t& mile able to sign proclama
mill M rs. It. tlv I!, lin k er stm iil lu *ide M a jo r M erle War*
tetM
l
for
ilclulter.
The
No
Force
ton ritlren* blamed thr riplosi.m*
thr Uttlr ItiTk School Hoard o!
an hour winds. The weather bu tions, or the city pay
accordinf
to
city
official*.
n c r ’a e m p ty ch a ir, a w a itin g an officia l M g iia '.iu c for a
did n.*t try to launch a moon
school
on "uUlMilfT.
ftau advised ihe South Atlantic
'the paving of Pulton Si reel, arranging for p u b l i c
p rod n n m tion f o r Natlunnl Ituniiu** W om en '# W eek . W ar
t
*K-.r-,4 rnckrt dunna fh* ftvortbif iU>^
trscherf
to
be
hired
hy
thr
pri
* u -U l reildenta to keep in touch roll.
Cliuton HIgh .tudenu gathered ^ Scp,pm,wr
fiom
to Oak, ha* tieen com
n e r was in t he hospital and the tw o lt& PW n tem liors had
A h futurt advisories.
for an liieiutdy in the adjacent
pleted n-venth Kt., f*-im Mellon- vate school corporation "until
Science
TYciet*
**ld
the
neat
to return to w ork b e fo r e W a rn er could a p p o in t un acting
gsmna*lum at * M a m
wheie HMvn *alellilo .ill be " t ’ e n llie l" rriltr lo S .itnrd tee. U under Con- •ueb time a* the private tchs'di
At II a m. thr *forro * u IFi
m ayor. M rs. Kvnnt i-* aretit..) vice prerMerit n tol memlrrr.
Human told thrm IJnden • h “ d to prevent po*.(Ur mnlamirvatir)! atnicliori. tt'i.h ,’ avorridn weaftior are dtvsolved or discontinued ■*
mile* southeast of Miami. mut
He laid the vr-ai-.gementa provid
ship ch a irm a n , M rg. Itnkop i* UM'tV p resn h nt.
would tT O’-enr.l for cla**rouin of the moon'* a'mniphere
ing In a north • northern or
cutddion*. rfty worker* hope to
ed that l>* trithera then *culd
work Thursday, ife aaid rrgulai
( S t a f f Photo)
northern direction at 17 mitr. per
The evecutlve Ix.anl of the !n- complete Seventh b> l'e.- I.
c la iir t would tu rraumrd in
hour. The weather bureau cau
The complrlion of Fulton St. retu,m to the public school lyatem
IrmaKonat Council of Srlrntlfic
mnkrihlfr facllllu
nt ihr gym,
tioned that the future movement
ha*
opined a big area of cnmmrr- “ at the same salary and tsma
Ulilana w a r n e d l»*l Tln>r*d*)
iiali'i.**
the
Cllnieii rommtinlijr renter
.
.
of the norm and ita direction
rial
properly for possible expan
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, ,
. . , again*) contaminating me moor.
,)■".«*
the
*trrel
and
a
pait
"f
.
.
..
Were uncertain.
C ASTE!. G A N I) O L F O Ital*
' ,
and the planet* with ■..riitli*!*, sion The property la accessible
the town'* elrmrntary atiimd
•'Gradual
Intensification
will (U P I* — Pope Piul M l, in tlic
dead h a rt e r I * •mi othrr fab from all directions in the a:r
north and imith of Putlon. Ahn
continue with earn* squall* of hurstance*.
winler of hi* Sind Jtar, »uflererl
,%ant t-ircr likely within II
Such contr. iilnatlon, Ihr board ‘ w.. and one half Mock* am availhours," the weather bureau laid an apparent rerebral Ihromh'M*.
said, would interfile wlt'l Ihe aide not tli t» l ake .Shore IIIv.l
“ The area of gal* wind* in the*nr atinke, early loday. and lbe
llkiut UI minuli istrr. Wil
Judged i>v it* i-cgm'iing, tb
it*d) of til* natuial stale of the an I liner idoik* louth In First St.
in the paving pro-ram, a eon
northern remi circle wdlt rvpatui )**( ,iir* o f (hr Itomau Callwli it going lo tw a t*u*y wert it is -oil aitfved at ( it Hall 1" .1" llie
bodies.
Naira in Semlnolo l ounty wer«
eonildrrably during thr next 2t Cburch were administered, There 1Fhe Prevention Week * 1 Nntum •ffictel iluue.. Ih e Joyce* got
Meantime. Dr Abaloll A H'a* rretc aliutipent was lem-ivcd fmm h gher last month thsn In heptem*
learn caplabi* of tbr United
Fulton
at
Oik
Ave,
allowing
anto
b o o n ."
th'.r
iiroelamation.
citv
employ
gontavov,
m.w
of
1,-issia's
lop
Hind
Campaign
are
rrmlmted
of
were grave fear* for hi* life.
•>
Women’. Week, both
her a year ago, Recording to fig,
The advisory warned the north
.. .1
. . ..
„
of which •re being observed In -• thrir p*)cii«ck».
the "Dutch Treat" luncheon to- •cienllsts, flatly de .led that thr traffic on Fulton from Park tn ure* relented on sales tax collect,
Aatican source* laid the Pope
,,|
ern Bahamas tn be on the alert
ilov, le ft')1 < oiiln* proclaimed tn rrnW nn»n at Jim Spencer * Soviet Union Its* had any failure* r-'ien.-h.
ion* by Kay E, Gr*wn, «u te eomp*
Work mi Srienlh
L
,iiioii.il f i.|* sn.l S.nftMsI Wrt’ t
tor hurricane wind* later in the •ufferrd period* of uncuntclou*
Rut, just f„r the «aV» of var
In It* attempt* to launch »»trl
tndler.
Hi .laiirant
ilore by cit) emplo)** and city
day or tonight.
ne»*.
iety. it also is F>*h and S.-if--'»l i Plori.U < olllti* and Georgia
David Adkin* " f the Children's llle*
In Neptrber, ,9S7. sale* tax col.
Vatican Source* laid the admin- U is l, torn llirad Week and. *«■- Ilov. Mar. ui Griffin luith dr.igna- llnioe S-wirly „f Florida will he
Some U.S. *rientiit* and p-dl equipment Thl* il pait i f the Icrtion* in Seminole County toltd ihn *. i irn {Iread Week.
Jleve
It
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not,
Fmergrncl**
V
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n
t
itrrei
ror,itruclion
piogram
atarilairing o f last rite* »a* '•» pee
•aled f 19.31S.79. I j i t month, e,»|.
the ^ue»t tpeaker. It '■*»* announc liciana believe that Rum u ha*
Mayor Marner wav »chedule.i
Wait Week.
had *• much (rouble putting up ed hy tlw lily Comm'v.ion last
* T ^ CATHERINES. Ont. _ caution * and that the Pi p* w »*
to sign hi* name to Ihe "Emer ed by Randall rhaae and Roy ita three satellitn a* thl* country year. Concrete eurh* are iveing Nttiona tolalnl f 12,(174 AT. Deilre Prevention Week ha*
•pite thi* elimh * f t 'title mor*
(UPI) -William Malirtte think* rallying. But thrre <**• tv* min- prurlalmrd in Knnford l>y t'-'m- gencies Won't Wait Week" pr ■ Holler, director* of the arency,
con*trueted. Driveway*, where m - ifian f.'.tkk) in Beplembrr, of Ihli
there'* no place tlkn Jait. The H- Imialng the gravity of hi* eomli ImUaluagr A. L. AYilaoO, acting Umat ion, istuevl («■ cm 1 s-lre tire which It one of m e n partlelpst- ha* hail In launching It* artificial liting. ate tiring paved.
moons. The magailne A) iallon
Tear, (he figure waa below the
year-olil Canadian ha* spent all lion.
,-la'iin *hriil cmfwyp vbgkqSRDot iinimrtame of first aid lie >.«* lug In the IT
Tbc»e nrojecl* n r md a part August total of »|4,1W2J»7
Itipforntalive* of the pres* amt Meek ha* raid tliir.1* tiled hut
but about nne year »ince 19M be
An official medical
bulletin mayor while Mayor Merle tt.,r too hu*y proving what *'■• prxla
nf
the
rr.ently
approved
ati
ret
reIn moat Florida counties, how.
hind prUmi wall*, according U ligned by three doctor* wn« were nerc rrrepuai'VrfittflP' «hd glibvg n ation said: emergent < -on 'l radbi have Iwen invited to at- fadrd lo send a ro.'ket to the I (urfacing program approved by
ever, the story wa* the same: tote
mom on May I.
fend
Crown attorney Lloyd Goodwin.
urgently c a l l e d to (he Pope'* rer recuperates from all enn ■ wait.
, tft. Commliwlon. Fund* for (he lections highe- In Augutl than In
He wat aiiured another five bcd*lde at 111* *umrnrr revldence gene) appriol.ctomy in r-emin-ile
above d rirribcd project* already September, t,ui hlr.her last month
yrara confinement recently wh*n here In thr Alban Hill* said that MrtnorUI Hospital,
had tieen a;ipiopria!ed.
than Se| teinlwr a year ago.
he «a* convict) d nf breaking and the pontiff «a* ittickrn tn "ert
National
llu*in*«v
Women'*
Figure* released t-y Green reentering thrre tmilncMei in thr etna I circulatory disturban. r* " W.s'k narrowly missed \* (|s-'M'*
'•aled that thr *evrn-cent gasoline
CilhrHnev area.
•ignalure Although ll;* j-r
at R;3a a. m
Hiinrlary deported
tax
producel
frt9.l2lt.7S lr»v
»Dr d d a'* If you don t bar* an im
Hen didn't get an official *ign«
vanfnid soon will have a «*ruuin r, st u*el 2.f<W gallnnt o f
n--nth,
comparsd
to |6M,kf„, no In
Clay
William*'
Pmd
Room.
Ka»t
mediate **l* "
tore, the ItAl'W Club la nbsei toe.cooling plant tor vegetable* per mlnulr
First Nt , «*• broken into ovrr August aiwl Ht,72l».7S In Neptem*
Itw 11,1 I'll’ Club I* ntoerv ihg tin T" ) plant, official* isld. will
Kiidrr «,'ld ' we definilely want
J.,un hrltlrr. manager of •hr
ihe tvre kend »m| app-oximatrly for, M*17. In gallon*, »ale* of gat*
..rig Ihr week anyway.
("liaittbef of die plant I nau** we need it " He
luing giratrr fur in ditn ilfiration Neini tile County
oline last month In Hrmlnole
The ''neal-inisi'' on Ihe pus la to thi* are* and highci price* for ( oil. irrte. *aid at thr meeting nldtd that growers would give up I* in pr'itiir* staten.
Arcoid.ng to I’ollce, the thief County tolalrd USt.Ahl.
mati'in really ran't be blam'd
(bat this plant "could It the *al the one ahm attempt icahhagri I eiilerrd hy l.r vk,ng a window,
vi triable*.
(In thr taw-spill basil, Nemlnole
the II*PW or Acting Mayor W'i|
vati n of farming In our county " md »l*rl looking Inward higher Ihe money as* stolen from the Cm nty received fJ3.&44.|7, which
If
I’
Void
'll,
o
f
thr
Jet
Vac
■mi, plan* had i>een made to have
lie
a
ldrd
that
thi*
n
iia
pioduc,*
priced
c.
>p»,
such
a*
tenure
r*»h drawer. Two carton, of cig rrpis-tentrd two of each *even
thr paper signed h)' M a y r War- C.-oter Co, Inc . *wtd Saturday
so e of ihe It »( lettuce In the
Vrgetalil.'a would have * "long arette* were the only other Item* cent* Collected on rounty gasoline
Sanford'* Fire Station No. 2 town station. Per»-ins desiring t<> un \ tmlilen appendectomy •
11 at ihe lurgi *tr, I tank whirl,
but the problem has hrri, t , Rf,. on he ihrlf ' and It * irpuctrd niising.
■ate*.
on Irench Ave. near llih St conduct bunn-»* with the depart- ituinrr out of the pict u i H m- s II lie I'm- heal) ui Ihr VfCUUD W...II
fu lle r s mde at the coniumrr etMl"
fluw i* occupied,
eit *,dread, t. alwnit half m*. ling "
, mi n, other than reporting a fire. IIAt’W and the Jaycee* l.nd »n m ■
♦ fh e S37.US 31 itructure, a pari should call FA 2 IM7 l ire alarm* polntmrnt with Mayor Ware-) a'
Th vauurn pre exiting proee.i iKcalise the ) ScUUni process cool*
inplrled” al * New JcMey plant
«f the citj'i rapital improvrmrnt*. should be reportrd ov.r FA 2 iJ il. lbe tame time, k':'ll p m ir i'U ). if Jet Vac
rrm* »• field tein(T i ature* anl them uniformly, ftchaller **id
vegetable*.
hrmlnole County vegelalde. fvow
**• rompletrd early In the ini*.
"Wc drfinitrl) air coming to moisture fiom the
Presently, Ihe city I* engaged in for thr tigning*.
gukranleelng a longer life. Volifou w* »J**|>|*r,l by truck* "Ifed down"
mer,
Sanford."
Volilou
said.
'The
ma
Since
W'arnrr
war
in
the
ho.plinitallJng signal lirhtt on i rench
for thr trip* to m«rk,t* In Hie
Du* to final furnishing, and va
and seballer tail)
A*'C. The *y*tem will bo im pend ta). an acting mayor was nee.li d chinery and equipment will t>e
cation tchedule*, actual occupa
*1 .*• plant would start a Irent North and Fa«l
*«*cmhlrd
heir.
We
are
hullding
Not
jo-t
to
sign
the
i>etiti"'•
ed o r t r the hlrhwa> ard will »top
tion wat drlajfd
t»ua <1 mote ill*eMilleatIon for thl*
traffic at I3th, Itih and fium the huwevri Ti»e rity payroll had )•• ’It vacuum tank In Cedar) die
The lUlion will be manned hy
Somewhal N J ) anil will ship II her* a* area ' Schiller **I,L ".A* a laiy, I
Sanford State Firmer'. Market ,u" '
.
three or four men It ii equipped
irmcmber acre* of lettuce In thl*
exit. AATven all light* ate red a pu»hrd for lime. D *l M memlTr* to«n a* il i* completed "
with « new American LaFrance
'ju*t proclaimed the week" them
Vildoii and Jules Schiller, Thl area Thi* acreave ha* decllni-d
TAII’KL Formula (U I'D —Die jCoinmunina organ Ihelr >00,
large green light, faring the file
- while standing laslili' Sla> la latphla pi-wluce tvr-.k. i. rnijdia ■ihsiouily due In inability to |i*n
TMhgallon pumper, a Dodge Power
Cammunteta h*ltrd thrir bombard ' hrl1 teimharvlmenl of Quemoy
equipment, will flash on.
'jbgon, fur fighling grat* and
,,r Wainrr'e empty rhair
DFHARY
Tlie Ib-Bary Chamn/cd in talk* t<> focal vegetable •Jb and ship. Your focal are* can t
L e n t of Quemoy lorl.y but both *'* wrr,V* ■ »
f
The
signal light*
wilt tie
Ihey r* working ssumen, ■ pie
W a ll fire*, and also with an old
.i " » r u lint tiir ta.uum pie i ml po)*i')!y *Uppl) Ihe market you l.,r of Commerce will hold a
and Nationalist '}?> un,l,r th' *,cm ‘ of the U'5'
operated
automatically
from
th*
quisite for memberthip tn the mg prove** ••give* vrgr'ublc* i c e d flut, with thii plant. Atlanta dinner meeting Oct. 1A at Slet-'m tl«- United Slat,.
Antarlrin LaFrance truck which
.
Navy.
atoffire of Station No. 2
114 I’W. and had to return to lh< i t longer lit.- on the shrif. therrby and the rnt of the Smithvati University dining room,it was ' h|h* refected the rondiliona
U iultabl* aa an auailtary unil.
It r et no Red fire although
tached
to
thr
Red*
offer
nf
a
The
second
fire
nation
wra*
Th* atition i* tied in with Sta
hringlrig a b* it, r p,t * for t te couldn't hrlng in We-tern leDurr tn row need Unlay,
l.'omrtiunitt gum era walched Ilia
seven-day
tea**
fire
In
tfco
Fortion No. I both by radio and tele built to inert the iprcading gtowth
tn eumpete with y o u "
Fes tn red epeaker for the oeea
rr due, r "
Ion* of tu ^ tl.* bring unloaded
S halier laid Jet Var would •'■tn will be U. S. Her A. Sydney muss Strait.
phone Th* communication system of til* Community, and was lo
When local grow n* *nl *•• •
on the beaeht*
I": evident Cliiaug Kai • ah«k
provide* alarm* simultaneously cated to protkl* adequate fire
puny off ic tala gathered in
e -.e e l * steel building at a c>-al of llerfong Jr , nf (hr Fifth CongteaMaikhxl I'eng Trh-hai,. Chine**
(<imniunl*t cease Communist mlnt-ter of d-feoaq
at both itationi. In addition, the protection for U>» growth, hy
m irthoute Saturday. Voldou ,aid .„rrie Vai.fgq anj the vacuumco-d -" ‘ 0*1 Dl-1rirt. Hit *uhje-'t will branded t o
moving
ihe
equipment
out
of
the
fire
a
"'rick
and
deeepdon''
and
■tatioei are equipped with a pri
A Report on Ihe .S'-rnmt B*»Diircfor* of the Semir.-Ic •‘run Jet A’ae had only twu problems log marhlnrry at a rntt of more
who led lh- Chinese "vidunH,-*-,’*
•aid tie Nab.-ii*ll»l« would never in North K»iea. *wut lie was
vate phone line. Fire fighting congested downtown traffic area ty Chamber of Comnuice Thur* to h* odvrd hefenc moving to n an Hhrt.OW). The company i, *i-n o f the Hath Corgrr.s "
Thr dinner I* teheduled for 7 enter direct negotiation* with the
The itation ha* a 2.371 square- Juy night will hear a talk by llo- Sar/ord. land and water.
equipment will be discharged ac*•illing to do this without ‘ a v
ordeilng a hah in th* Quemoy
foot building with a 2,MU-foot waid Smith, manager of the in
ending to location of the fire.
No solution hat tier it annaunr kirrt „t guarantee from grower* p m. Reservation* mull be nude Communlit*. or# nf Ihe condi thrilin^ "for humanitarian rra|.y
Saturday.
covered
*lorage
arc*
for
the
fire
tion* «( 'he Red cease fire.
Equipment remaining al Statioo
dustry Development Departn.enl rd for either But Jet \'ar ofti without any contracts; we art
su m " N-Vmallll source* said
Ne. 1 la downtown Sanford con- fighting apparatus, flan* for the of tne Florida Development horn- cla.t aid ifKosi lo a d cu aatlclj.atid convinced that this would -nri,h
A'le# A-ini lfolan<l K. Smoot. thr Ksdr acted breausa their
aiatg W a new American UFrance, building were thmrn by the city mission.
rn tnruhle on either. Ihr land grratl) thi* arcs "
senior Amerifan military " ; n - , blockade bad failed,
TMFfillon pumper, a Seegrivei com mission over Mhrr type* of
Schai>r laid the vacuum p n on i
John Kridrr, Chamber .nanager. co*dd (t obtained from tbr State
mander of F»rmoi*.
'-ct.-iui
•Taiwan luUmHRea may ship
plan*
presented.
grriit tedder trnrk: an Internavaid the flr*t quarterly me*ling of Farmrr* Market, pitiidrd local would ellmtnalr growerv* pio
there would be no c h ,,i ;c . in a* murh military supplies to In*
ttenal pumper, capable of pumping
The station wa* designed to be ifo nr* ilim torate will he held (aimer* plan to use the plant, L. Idem* at cutting vegetable* aril
SLAV YORK (U l'li D-e New convey nperstiona although U12 offshore island* aa they wlih bul
KM gallon* per minute, and th* economical and functional. The In Ihe Sanford C>vir Center, start Ii, fowl*, director of the Stale 'having 04 cuatumer that nay' Virk Yankee* scored tlx tun* In Red* threatened to rasum* thrir on one conditlot — no U. S,
pecoud eld A m en tia LaFrance at building contain* an office, lava ing al 7 pm . Tin* will be th* Farms rt Markets laid.
'l l * idled thal the plant would thi sixth inning of today's fifth massive
bombardment if Lbe escort." I'eng said. “ If this condi
tory. Shower and lockrr facililir*. first meeting with the new Cham
H gniihry unit.
<
Water will be obtained from the allow grower* to "cut when you're World Kerirs gams tialay and went United State* does not to t* * eon tion It not observed, th* abev«
Tire Chief Mack Ctcvetend wilt sleeping quarter*. (1a«iruom and ter ptrddcnt, Mark Ulrvelarid Jr , vacuum proeetv by erection rf a rea-l>, find fhe vegetable* on * 1 to gain a 7-0 win over lh* Mil- loving the Nationalist ahipa.
I mctiUoned premia* nlll not bo
pjjjfcTliii Ma affiee al to* d«wa- towage a n a aod a kuebsu.
Ipivtiding.
I (wiling tuwee and pump*. Ilia pro (truck and 1st a Mt fur • coupl* •wauk-e Ursvas.
Th* biggrit convey lines toe j kept.**
M ayor’s Mayor
Moon try Slated
Later This Week,
Publication Says
Janice Building Up ^
To Near-Hurricane
sA\'mZnt-
Pope Near Death;
Last Rites Given
Big Strides Made
In Street Program
A s Proclamation S a i d M a y o r Proved The Point
' Seminole Reports
Increase In Sales
United Fund Sets
Tuesday Luncheon
Prison Is 'Home
Sanford To Get Produce Pre-Cooler
S a n fo rd O ccu p ie s
N e w Fire S ta tio n
Quemoy Shelling Halted;
DcBary Schedules
Chamber Meeting
Red Conditions Rejected
Chamber Directors
To Meet Thursday
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HUNTED CAT. FOUND SNAKE — Joseph llan.<«m. DfBary. found thi* Mp*T white
nltemptlnir to l<«»te hli cat Tur«Uy. After calling the cat time and again. Hanrnn
went in search of it. Where wa* the cat? T r y in g to corner thi* rattlesnake, of cour«r.
WUh the aid of a neighbor, Harry Farley, H an*on killed the snake, which had nine
rattle* and o button.
(Photo by Cox)
B a ttle C o n tin u e s
F o r B o w lin g L e a d
Vt*wtati<Uv night w J1 see a con- 1bowler.
Hit
Gil. trap
Hospital Notes
OtTOBr.R I
A d m liiU n i
led
th«
Annie Ruth RsbintJii (Sir.(H i
Phyilia Ruger.item (Lake
■A'JLA
K r a a r e c t :st f r it fur ur*» place; Cleaner* wito a *«*. Geeea le«m
■Betw-m New York TJfe Insurance, remained in fvurln place,
and Burnett Painters in the San\ t w York l i f t set a couple of
ford Cltjr B«w1ln| League.
season highs In shutting out the
Bukur Music Shop wiil attempt team sponsored by Mather of San
to regain Its position as It takes tent They rolled a l « 0 scratch
pun New York Life in the too battle
and in m fim e . George
•of the night. Celery City Printing Kee.is led the Insurers with a 539
:* i !l try l/» sMetrark the I a'nters for tIlf right Al DePama led the
'.and poll Itaelf Into ren'.entina o n , p urBiturf!I)f„ *,th a UT
aL'ey. flse and sla. while Gene’ s
Pllm , tUJ, lf 4 j, u # race
jBemlnc^e Dnr Cleaners ard Mi fo|> M lv ld u i, , w, rd, wlth Ml a 7 .
Mher of Sanford tangle on alleys J7», whiu New Yerk Life leads the
.three s a l four.
rar* tof U lm award, vsith M l Atl the teams In the league will n ;o .
- I* S -oU£ ! > r, ,V“ . Ut:n h' ,h
Tom Brown led the - split shrink
. by New York life last week when
(flf (H,
^ Wr1u,
plck.
Jthey l>ow|ed ai. U i—JI.O with fetrr ln( ta„ sp|itlt a s-10 and a more
.hot bowlers. The Individual b o w l - l 7.a. , 0. other, in the ,etors will be shooting fo- *h- mark
tlrtW |B,iuded Kd Wheeler's
•fcAby A! ItePslma two « ~ k ’ * <• n.skir.g a 5 7. and Sonny L m idge
when he rotted • UM 7I. While .a. a j.jn
the t r appears to be fair*. tafe.| A tffasM are:
the ST9 should go down the drain
befor. too long. Doth of the
V i b a f f i S *
future action.
• As a group, the bowler* In the
•league have been having trouble
1finding their spots on t:* ntleyi
Jthli )ear. However, averages are
gradually coming up from the botturn, while they are ntlll go»fg
down from Iho lop. The top aver•gee should stay about where they
ore (they hope), while the rest are
lUU atruggJing for Ibe “ blg‘* game
to bring up a decent score. U *t
week. Celery Clly Printing onre
agsln was hit by bird lurk, as
•It outbowled lit opponents but
*e-juld win only one game. How•ever, (ho one win was a big one
' at it dropped Bukur Music from
•Its first plan* tie into wlo potteuton o f Inlrd place.* First place
honors were still claimed oy two
teams however, at both New York
li ft and Burnett took sweeps (rum
their opposition.
Celery City Printing, led by
Carl Von Htrbulis will, a *31. lost
111 fits; two games by flvo pint
' each, while Bukur Music, led by
; Georg* Swann's 101. was swamped
in the third game. The one win
gave th« Printers solo possession
e f fifth plac* In tha league stand
Inga, however.
J Burnell, led by Ted Burrelt'a
• 499 series, and Dick Richards' 215
—49], took three from Gene's
Setnlnolc Dry Cleaners, who w»re
handicapped by having a missing
Steele, and Maloney al 151. Gil*
, U lp KcnW> and Hukur at jjy .
#nd j.*e rfu , 0B and Wheeler at 1M.
AUo< y 0x - I S 5.
Kretrer
and
nrewr. at 153. Proctor and Ring at
ts;, pjyec, Heller, and Platt at
jgi, Callan awt Gentry at tim. vnd
Huhn and Burnett at It’ Alio,
K(rfhoff al Mg. ||„h,t - mu . K.c . P ie r c r -lU . liarrt,or>_ | j;j. ||. I'lerry and Gordie
t . 12J awi |>fr> al m
*1*1 M l
Births
Baty girl to Mr. and Mrs
Troy Rhtmes (Sanford r
Baby boy to Mr. *.-f Mrs
Robert Bryan (Sanford)
Baby boy to Mr. ard Mrs
Robert Rugenstein C uke
Mary)
Baby girl to Sir. and Mrs
Carl Maihle (Klaslm-nee
Dlsrhargre
Karl Kittleson (DeBary i
Johnny Pringle (Sanford)
George Shaw (Pustia)
Lena Mae Now'.on (Otledo)
Unda Leu Windsor (Sanford)
F.dith Kriedlr (Sanford)
William Angeloch (DeBaryi
&
Silly Old (Jeexe
HIGHGATE. Vt. —4UPI) Shortly after JustJn Clark donatrd
pirt of his land for the Missis
tlppi National Wildlife Refuge a
flock of about 500 greie bypassed
the game prrirrvv, lighted In a
meadow cn his farm and strloped
It almost bare.
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fkuoe F A ! M i l
fiaJtumeiU Silver Tea And Fashion Show
Held In Civic Center Friday
T. Hasky Wight. IMS Park Ave
nue, entered the Honda State Sani
tarium recently to undergo aur-
grry.
Mr*. Harry F. Culhing left F'ri
day (or a month's %i>it with her
patent!. Mr. ami Mu. Schupbach,
in Sisteisvillr. W. Va. She Hopped
overnight In Washington, f>. f . . to
riitt Mrt. Charles Marion and her
daughter, Tenny, former residents
of Sanfoni. Nancy Cushing. who
It attending William and Mary
College in Milliamtbuig. joined her
mother for that night.
Mitt Mary Attn Ludwig, daugh
ter of Mr*. John Ludwig, had been
confined to Orange Memorial Haspita! for the past six week*. She
It now recuperating at her home.
Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Mill left
this weekend for a two week*’
May at their home in Clayton. Ga.
Wally Phillip! Jr. i« m oveting
fiom an appende.tomy in the
Seminole Memorial Hospital.
Mri. Laeille Johnion, Pahokee,
haf been v idling frlendi and rela.
tivei in Sanford for the pan two
weeks.
Mr. and Mr* W. K. Pratt Jr.
are vacationing in Virginia.
Mri, Carl Higginbotham U at
borne tcrntriing after minor iurcer- in the Seminole Memorial
Hospital. Her condition was reported a* go>>d
Mi. and Mu Dale tl-if:uann and
two children i f Fau Gallic spent
the wrekend in Sanford with hit
parenli. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hof
mann, in San Lauta.
Merle Warner i* In Seminole
Memorial Hospital where he un
derwent an epprndrctnny.
Fetes Delores Jones
A miscellaneous Viewer h r
A lari* crowd marked tha tuc-|itvera! lucky
penont, eom pli-' Bauer were presented with gift*
Miaa Delores Jones was given
ceil at th# lilver tft md fashion mCntt of th# Hollywood Shop
. *Jri 0 ,Vn
Kv ih* i ' v
rhtlrman for th# fvent. Tiklnr Thursday night at the home of
Mri. leulu Ratify, Mri John Hill, ticket* it th# door were Mri. Bar* Mr*. M. P. Matheiea,
nt Home Demonstration Club* at Mrl p|„, Harrlaon, and Mu Rita tier Guthaui and M u. John Leiln.
A red and white r o W aeheme
the Civic Center Prlday afternoon
prevailed A white !i-* tablecloth
l > -n arris a! ; -*•* -e r sen - 1
>- J
covered the dining riwim table.
ed refreshment, f,™ . tong table
' — *
Tlie centerpiece was an attractive
placed at the fiort of the room
arts.,cement of gladioli. Punch,
A cream-colored lace tablecloth
rake, mini*, and mils were serv
ed.
covered the table. The centetplece.
flanked by yellow taper! In silver
Game* were plss-ed. Winning
prise* weie Atrs R luindqulst and
cindelabra, was a striking ar
Atrs. W. FL Giles.
rangement of bronre and yellow
chrysanthemums.
Stiver
coffee
Those aBending were:
Alts
service* were placed at either
l.unslqttisl. Mr* title. Mr*. AA'. I
end of the table Ribbon *a->d
Jone*, mother o ' the honnrre.
withe*, mint!, and a sarirty of
Mr* AA' P. HCI. Mr* F t„ Dunn
rookie* were tersed with the Cof
Mr* J. V Jones, vtr* Marjorie
fee and tea. Pouring werr Mri
Pciddie, Alia F. til -s t.re, Mrs. J
tieorge Otto and Mr* Vincent
It. Stapler, Mr*. (
.irant, Mr*
Mctechl Mrs. J, F Andrews, Mil.
Ted June*. Mrs 1.. A Bariev,
H J. Finch, Mrs llos Tlllis. Airs.
Mr* Dorothy Swst-. Mrs VV F
Leon Taylor, Mrs. John Griffis,
Vihlen, Me*. F. 'I IThin*. 'Ir*.
arid Mrs. Charles Arnct were hos
tesses.
Ijsige green plants. Irons Wood
ruff tiarden Center, were placed
» fy,ul th*
Cwtdl>..ird h,-kd np* ear.led out the theme * (V
ln 1 * "*
Th«‘ P1* "0- P'«F
The Welcome A* .ton «p.msorid
rd by Mrs. Lulu Haile- was top
a roflre at the v .- s.- renter Fri
ped with an art an cement of
day mOfnit;s* f-<r all *-wrotre!i lo
g-eenety and autumn flower*.
MRS. RICHARD llAl'KK AM ) Mrs. Rrntitlry lie rulenon Sanford. Hoitrsse* for the affair
Mrs J. E, Terwilirger, assisted
sser*: Mrs J. E Andtrwa, Junior
hr Mrs. C- M. Flowers, wa» re tntk tu on * o f Ihe m oaela, w h ose nnn-.e wo »:ii!n’ t catch,
Welcome Wagon ho«te*». and M*i.
durittu In ter m ission nt *he fnshion sh ew heltl in the Civic
sponsible for the decorations
Ruth Gallagher, senior hosleis
Grttchen Lewis Crowell, local ar lY n tet Kiiiiny ,ift< rni«>fi.
( S t a f f P h oto)
tist. sketched during the program.
A crisp blue and whits tableloth covered the table Blue ami
During thr fashion show Mr*
white china held the refreshment*.
tlita Bauer "did thr talking" as
\ floral arrangement of lairndar
*pe imt It Her amusing rommenls
chrysanthemum* was the rentersrtded murh in the Informal ease
piece. The arrangement wia* do
FRIDAY
of the occasion
Mndrls w.-rr
MttNDAT
natrd hy the Sanf-'rd Fl-wer Shop
fashion* from she Hollywood Shrsf, |
Th. Is. :* Circlr of ‘he 8* for'l
Mi* John Hill coordinated thr | American U-gion .tea* dinner
Plrlenl fui the party were
niortels ami further pros rd her tal-j and meeting Serving begins at 7 Garden Club will open Its Fall Mri. Chatlrt Arnet, p/eiidcnt of
iea*r i with a rose red rii*h lunch the Welcome Wagon Club; Mrt
rots by modeling herself Mrs
P
e«n at the home of Air*. Joe Ha John Schlrartl Ji . a gue*t; Air*.
Pina itirrison sang two numbers
ker, 321 I’t imosa Drive, at 12:00 Iiavid Galchel, rrprrsenting the
TV ESI) AT
in keeping with the theme of the
o'clock. Ilostesve* v.tlh Mrs. It* Florida Stale Hat-*: the hostesses:
show duiing intermission.
The Sanford Firem<-n* Ijutks ker are Mr* John Burton, IV, and
and the guests. Mis. R, W. JeffModels were: Mr* John Hill,
Auvdiary will meet at » p. m. . Atrs. A. J I'leva, and memhers try. Selridge, Mich . Mr*. AV. A.
Airs
William KlinfcIJer, Mrs
are
reminded
that
dues
are
psy(ladey,
Dinkins, Ocala; Airs, J. A. Okar,
F'red Gauas. Ati». D S. Talley, thr home <*f ;*r*. AV.
able at this meeting
Buffalo,
V.; Air* Theodor# luiAll* William Stamper, Airs. C. F. 2306 Lrurtl. All mrmbeii ate urg
lour. Providence. R I : and Airs
Frnssard, Air* Brantley llrnder- ed to a llr n d .
James L. Aloryan, i’ ert *)rchld.
ion, Mrs David Rothschild. Cathy
Meet
The Executive Board of the
Wash,
Griffis, Cerl (Jrenier, Cine Wheat Sanford (irammar S,-hon| PTA will
W. 5 C S of Hie First Alrlho
The gueal. were presented wilh
tan-l. Flla Boutwrll, f?u*ie South- meet at the school October 7 at dist Church will hold their regular
ssard. Frances Chapman, and Jeri 3:30 p m. All hoard memhers monthly business *nd progrsm gift* from the Welcome AAagon
AVheatland. Helping the model* are urged to attend.
meeting tomorrow at 10 a. m. tn
ilres* were: Mr*. I. E. I^eepcr,
McKinley Hall. Atrmhera «f the
TTir
Henry
Shrlton
Sanfoxl
Me
Alts C. L. Walll* and Mrs. J. N.
W.
S C. S of Graf* Methodist
morial IJbrary and Aluieum cor
Ai/arello.
Churrh are invited.
dially
welcome*
visitors
from
#
Dour pritrs were pre*enled to
The meeting witl ronclude with
a m. until n»on Atr*. J. R Ray
a covered dl*h tunrhen at no-n
is present llbrartan.
Nursery will he open
Tie Officer* Wises' Club will
Mr*. 11. F. Rutland, wife of
sponsor another demonstration of Dr R. F. Rutland, former pastor
the Hale Carnegie Course at the of the church, will he guest speak
CIvie Center at J W p m.
ee.
Coffee Fetes
Newcomers
d to c a l C lc J tk iJ tis A
Church
MRS. JACK DODD
Calendar
Miss
Estes,Mr. Dodd
United In Marriage
MONDAT
The Hoy Srouta o f the First
Presbyterian Church will meet at
7 p. m.
The Philathea Class of the First
Miss Ksv E«tes ard Jack Dodd held at the home of the bride, Presbyterian Church will meet at
were wed Saturday at l:Jo p m 1Arrangements of white iHudioti, 1:45 p. m. with Mri. W. It. An
In a candlelight, double ring cere ihryianthrmums and gold leaves derson. 316 Oak Avenue. Cohostnony.
I carried out the bridal theme. A tcaa, M u. W. S. Brumlry Ss.
The bride is the da.ghter of trin*til«r arrangement o f while
The Pinecrest Raptlat Church
• t u . B Evies and the late M r.; mum* graced the center of the
Training Union preparation week
F»t»s of Oviedo. The bridegroom mantle At either end were placed
at 7 30 p. to.
Is the son of Mr and Mu. P. G ' lighted graduated candle*. On the
The dt-acons o f the First BapDodd, *.f (Joldcnrod.
table that held the bride's book
Thr Reverend George II. Carlton
* “ hit* and gold heart shaped [ tUt Church will met in the cha
m
•performed the ceremony in the arrangement, centered with a pel* at- -7 p. —
'First Methodist Church before a miniature hrtdr and groom. Deco
Fourteen year Intermediate O,
large group of letatisrs ami ration* were u*ed throbghout the A.’ s will meet (or a supper at
fiirmls. White gladioli, and mums spacious rooms
the home of Mr-. Kd ItarlmUr,
Leaving for a wr-ldlrg trip to 23< 9 Princeton Avenue.
decorated the Inlrrlor of the
church. Accenting Ihr altar were the North Carolina mountains, the
TUESDAY
jkisily arrangements of white gla hridc wore a navy and white
d ioli and branched candelabra tweed su!t, with navy aceeaaorirs.
The Pioneer Fellowship of the
Oct. JO the eoUpir **ill be at
The family pew* were marked off
First Presbyterian Church wilt
hoiiir In Maitland The gi.inm li
with white satin ribb >ns.
m*rt l-r supper and recreation In
owner
manager
of
the
Gard-n
Mrs, William II
Martin and
tie Youth Building from fi * p m.
Lake
Plantation
Dairy
Farms
Meriit Staley weie sdoiila. They
PlnCcrest Baptist Churrh Ttainwerr accompanied by William H.
ing Union Prepaiation Week st
Marlin. mi (a nisi.
7:30 p. m.
The bride, given in marriage by
Pinecrcst Baptist Churrh Dea
her brother-in law Kenneth Wiggl.
cons’ meeting at 6:30 p. rn
\V»*t Palm Beach, wore a gown
of har d r'ippel Chantilly lace and
Iteneatlon for Junior Buys at
%iidal sal;n The pointed ha,(|ue
the first Methodist Church at 3,13
"Members of thr Seminole Mr* p. ns.
bodice was fashioned with a scal
lop* d sahrlna neckline delicately motial Hotpitn! Auxiliary an- giv
Itrbeeisal of the Chorister* at
•trarrd with liny serjuins. Self- ing of their time voluntarily a t-I
c o in e d buttons closed the long I hope that thr community' will the First Methodist Church at 4 to
tapered sleeves, The very full demonstrate Its gratitude to the p n..
skirt of satin featured a wide pa Auxiliary by helpinx to supp-.rt
The Gleaner'* Sunday School
nel of lace appliqurd on each side this fund drtsr for need
equip das* of the First Rapt »t Church
of the skirt Bc.w* were used f* r ment for she hoaplUl" so... Harry |will meet at 7:30 p m. with Mrs
.trim down the hack which tcrml- M. Weir, 'oral hovpit.il admini- It L Braid. 213 Avocado Avc.
naterl in a chapel train A scallop- strator, speaLng f the foitbcom- Mis. J. W. Mclxllan 1* robes
yd cap of lace, outlined and em- ing subscription
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party sohr. lcM.
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(fltotdrred with pearl*, held her rtuied for October 10 at theCivic
The general huslnen meeting of
fingertip veil of pure silk illtuion.
1.
the WSCS will be held In the First
•fthc carried a white Bible, a wrd
Thy psrty committee met -n Methodist Church at 10 a m The
‘ ding gift from the bridegroom, Friday morning to complete p1an»|
wll| ^
tupped with a while orchid.
for the rvrnt. Mrs W. H. Fnulk,
Mi*. Kenneth AVigg* acted a* ro-chairman, called for rcp-ul*
WEDNESDAY
her sDtri'a matron of honor. She from Mr*. Itnbert Shrddrn. ar
Piayer
meeting at 7 30 p. m
wore a dress «( macaroon satin rangement* chairman: Mr*. G. J.
featuring a fitted tv-dire ami I Ke*«en!ch. refreshment*: Mr* it at Ihr Fiivl Baptist Church.
Sunday School Wotkri* Confer
bouffnnt skirt, with shaped hem C. Rexrirk, price . and Mis AV.
line* faced with Pattsian brown J. Toll, reservation* chaitman. Al rncr at the First Baptist Church
Mtln, matching the curnberhund so present was Mr* George liar ** *
, .
...
i hapel Choir of the Fits' Mrlh
▼f lowtrrcd waistline. Her vcnitlan ^cn. who wilt as lit in decorating
cap wa, of brown selling .aught
Mf| Fou)k ^
a|ain ,h4l rv*|(»t Church prarlirri at 3 IA p
m.
r l h ” ,v t* ‘T *
,
esrry effort i. being made l» math
I rimmed with tiny m.t-hmg bow* . #n e n j o v , hJf ftfC„ it.n For the con
She carried * cascade
' vnlence of the public them w,H
Oviedo PTA Budget
mum* anil Croton tfa-r* in aut ^ bolh i(tf|n{Km tn()
limn thwffci
patties Playing In the afternoon
PT'
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Mra. A. M O'Neal Mallilston.
wilt be from 1 m to 3 uo p M
, mrl
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M ill., wrs htiil?*matr-in
Mis* and in the evenu g from a.OT until 11 ,',hf * " mr "J, Mm ^ohn, f" ir t
Gretehen Hotabaur, Miami, and 12: *M» o'clock. Giles It may play a*
Members discussed
financial
Mist Feggy Fleming, MU* 1.1ml a abort a time as thr- like wlih a I Ians, and drew up Ihr budget for
Atarris. and Alii* Nancy Eatta, all pr.rr going to h gh *...rr at each ,hf fof‘ btomin«
mf Oviedo, were chosen to art a* table. Refreshment* will tc serv
bridesmaid*. They were drt-*e»
ed buffet ttyie ar.d door p rim
macaroon satin Identical to that will be offered during IMS par
of the matron of tnnor. Thr bou
ties. Anyone desiring to make its
quet* were al*u the same
creation* may rail Air* AV J Toll,
Drtra Patkrr. cml*ln **f the PA 2*130. or Mrs John MeCrae
S|H>n<*orr<l hy
bridegroom. Maitland, was ch-isen ken. FA 2 ««!«
llowpRn! Auxiliary
to be flower girl Her dress was
identical lo the other attendants.
Ocl. ID, 195R I'lvlr Fenler
Mike Wigg* served a* ring bear1:00 In 5:00.
«r
8:00
to 12 p. nr.
• Henry Swanson, Winter Park.
Air. and Atr* Catlloi lllis* an
*Wav best man. Fiber* were Dick nounce the hit in o f a eon Srpt.
k ICSERVATIONS
Parker. Gnldenrodt Tommy K«tr*. 29 in the Seimnol* Memorial llo*Oviedo, Don llant. Orlando; Bob pitas). The bov. named David Al
F A 2-AI30 — F A 2-lf.7f.
f.re*n, Winter P»ik; Doug Heard. ien, weighed 7 V pound* at birth.1
Vfoldenrnd; Pat Thomas, Quincy j
and Alan Simmon*. Maitlai.J.
The mother of the groom wore
a perrywinkle blue full length
gown, accented hy an orchid torDid you get YOURS?
■age. The bride's mother wore a
"M
inn
la the only com pany on earth
(nil length beige brocade gown
thnt ha* ever Riven away ao much fin*
f^ ilh Fuchsia access-riel, lift cor
p a in t
lage was an orchid.
Immediately followiny the wed
T e a , I actually eliminate M htig* profits or costs,
ding ceremony a reception wa*
or (liavIJcalty reduce th.-m -and pais all these sav
ings on lo you In ritra 'rrr paint— a free K:dh*n.
or a tree quart with e v e r / one you buy! The Marv
Tsar Prsyer F*r
Carter Paint Factories, 'vorld's larRrvt opcraliou of
The Day
Call PA 2-3221
Ht kind. 403 gal. up.* 201 W. lot Slre*l
Latheraa Ckarrb #f Th*
Redeemer
Plans For Card
Party Finished
M A R Y CARTER
P A IN T S
SANFORD UFAKLD
FA 2-3649
Wright.
VAH-11 Wives
Have Luncheon
V.AII ti AVivra met for luncheon
at the Chimney Corner Restaurant
Wedite.day. ILsstrases lor the oe.a*ion were: Air*. W. P Carlin,
'tr* J. F. Morrlsev. and Alra J.
R. Shaffer.
Floral decoiill-ins of mums, as
ters, amt greenery graced the ta
ble. The door price was won hy
Mr*, l-ucy Gay, a gurat. Other
rrests sere Mr*. Blanche Groh
and Mrs. Luanda Aandon.
Those pre»ert were- Mr*. C.
Frrnamlri, Mrs. S. I- Harria,
Airs G. It Robcrtaon, Atrs, R. C.
Andrus, Mr* W. J. Hendtick, Mr*.
J. R. Sullivan. .Afrs. R H Netson, Atrs. S. Ollvrr, Mr*. H. F.
Gruhant, Mr*. D. C. Hamilton,
Mi* W. H. Warvriek, Mr*. L B.
Tennisun, Mr*, li. n . Hatch, Mr*,
it It. Erenlresi, Mta. W. Valiseowskt, A'rs. A. Down*. Atrs. A. J.
Allen. Airs Fred Atrlpp, Mr*. C.
II. Schadt, snd .Mrs, AVahneta Bnmey.
NOW _
nALI-ROOM
Dancing (T o m —
fo r
Gilt, 7th ft Rth Grader*
Regina (k l. 9
R E G IS TE R
.
NOW
letted
deanna
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Dane*
F A 1-OHM
N O W ...
Luncheon Fetes
Bridal Party
The bridrsmaid luncheon for
Alits Kay Estes was held Satinday at the Imperial H«u*e in Win
ter Park lloiteirrs for thr event
were: Air*. Don Ulrey. Atrs Hen
Walnright Air* Milton (lore, Mrs
IT*ie Fleming, and Airs. Bob
Ward.
The table **n rrutrrrd with an
imuiual irraugement of pink car
rations and vmsll whde chrysanllirmums. Individual plare cards
carried out the brtda! motif
Tile hr »|rs*fs piesented the
h»nor*e with a silver tray t-earmg
the inscription «f her wedding an
rouncemenl,
Tliosr attending were: Mrs R
E tto , Mrt P. 0 . Dodd., Atrs
uthur O'Neal, ADis thetchen
||„||haUr> Ml** Peggy Fleming
Mj»» Nancy Fites
Mis* Linds
Karris. Mis AV. K. W'lggs. Mrs
,> nrr, r . . i . Bn Url (- >> .. ..
l*eorge i arlton, Mr*, r.. H. I ar
and the hnnore and hoate.srl
FTids v evening Mr. and Atrs
I’, (j. IhiJd entertained with the
rehearsal dinner for the entire
vrdding party. This affair was
held al the Colony House In AVin
ter Park.
The bridal motif was ranted
■ d in fl-ral arfangemern and
place card*.
LAST
TIIIRSDAT
S K E 1'S FO R A
C O M P L E T E SE L E C T IO N
O F ------\\ ntchr*
Jewelry
Diiimnmla
IHrthwtnnr Ring*
The Amrrtean Homes Depart
ment of the Sanford Woman's Chib
sstll have a coveted dl*h supper
for all meml-ert ard their hus
band* at 7 p. m Hostesses for
the even*, will he Mrs D S. Tal
lev, Atr* Ralph Jarvl*. Mrs t,
V ^wrenev. Mr* Denser Cordell,
Mr* W It Fllerbe, and Mr* W
L. Kirk.
I'ae Our Budget Plan.
Charge A
Layaway.
(x)aJd
The llrmoerrallia Circle of th#
Harden Club will meet with Mr*
1, C. Sikes on West First St. L-r
a covered dish supper.
102 E. 1st
lCvungdiftf. — Hurl
FA 2-0191
Brown
7:15 p. m. nightly
SU NDAY OCT. 5— SATU RD AY OCT. 11
Church of Christ
Corner ‘Jml end
W EEK — 5
Elm
DAYS
enjoy ” wash ’n wear
living"
-ALL
VEAH LOH OI
N O RTH W €A V€-
J*w*lry
SI nr*
Gospel Meet mg
BIG
Avenue
LEFT
F 0 0 D M A R T D O LLA R D A Y S
N»«* suit discovery! HimInn tee cleaning end preaeing
bitu. Wear It d»y . . .
«f ire day . . . « f l « « » r —
for travel, office or dreee,
Alwnya neat (wrinklee hang
out In n few hours). To
rlron just u»*> your ant omatie wnaber and dryer.
In about an hour
North" rave's etean,
prrenr.1. teedyl ^ _
(No more dri(>-<irytn*
nled.)
Yet for all IU
w».h *n wearabmty,
Noethweave tiae
nil tha fashion
a n d sty le y o u
rtrm"Tvt In a
year ’round auit.
Ho nr# o f the firvt
.o e n jo y N orth er e a r s .
Come in lo*!«y while
r-j still have xmir
•ire, shade* an-l
l>*tu-rn*.
191
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SHURFRESH
SA LA D O IL
SWEET TREAT SLICED
PINEAPPLE
BLUE PLATE
Birth
OPPOSITE
R Flopkina, Mr*. Carl L M ,
Mri. John Pax, Mr*. H e in FiU*,
Mra. Christine Woodruff, Mr*.
Roger Harris, Mr*. Jo* Corley,
Atrs W. P. Brooks. Mrs. OtfaM
CVsMngmn. M rl. R. D. RaaUe,
Mrs. Ed Kirehoff, Mrs. Marjorie
Rudd. Mias Robbie Horton, Atiaa
Connie Ball, Miti Jean AVilke,
Ali*s Joan AVilke. Alls* Beverly
Render, and Miss Miry Ann
W.
Circles To
Pink Lady
Card Party
53,000,000.00 WORTH OF FREE PAINT IN 1f57!
Party
M iscellaneous
Mayonnaise
FOOD KING
Strawberry Preserves
SAVE b G IV E
W ITH
FO O DM ART
lS
N TOWELS 3
s o l a r in e
ci
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WAX4 |,in,1( i°
Extra Trousers $10.00
H U N D R ED S
OF
*•
B A R G A IN S
.*X W «V
�O N E SERIES THAT SEEMS T O LAST INDEFINITELY
o r i a i1 s
By LOUIS CAMELS
Tailed Pres* late mat teas I
Churches in the nation's eapltal
tt t using television In ■ bold new
* ,v to tickle one of America's
most tcrious religious problem*.
The problem l» the widespread
•Biblical Illiteracy” o f the preient
adult generation.
The solution now being tried In
Washington ia a college-level Bible
course. conducted over » commer
cial TV station. on ’ The Life and
Teaching* of Jeaui.”
The ll-»eek couree la aporvaored
Jointly by American University
and the National Capital Counctl
of Churchei. Broadtail time and
production faculties are contribut
ed free by itatlon W11AL-TV, op
erated by the Washington Evening
Star.
Credits offered
Bible courses have been offered
prcviouilr on educational teieueiun itatlon*. But, ao far ae tht
ipomori ran determine, this is
the first ume a fully accredited
college course in religion hsi been
made available over commercial
TV facilities.
American Unitenity is offering
two college credits to student!
who i uc cen fully complete the
coune. Intiuding a final examine
Don on the university campus.
Many others hare enrolled, how
Sanford Is Selected
A s Site By Industry
Sanford hu a new industry. the Allied Chemical and
Dye Co. The Herald joina the rest of the community in aaylnf “welcome/'
Allied Chemical deaU in liquid fertilizer, used through
out thU area by farmer a and grove owners.
Hie decision to ’ocate in Sanford was based, among
other things, on the ideal beat ion. Here, a firm is assured of |
good water, rail and highway transportation facilities.
Allied Chemical obtained a building permit which called
for an outlay of some $310,000 for its facilities. This is no j
small investment. This area is growing rapidly and we be- 1
lleve it is a wise Investment.
Florida is noted for its favorable climate. In Sanford,
the "industrial climate" is favorable, too Sanfurd and 5vninole County have a great deal to ofier industry.
We esjiecially like the manner in which Aimed moved
into Sanford. Company oil ionic wanted nunc of the con
cessions usually requested by industry. Allied asked no tax
concessions, no special favors. News of the move ram" as a
surprise. Allied wasn’t interested In a "big show."
Negotiators with city officials were conducted by il. P.
BUI. assistant genera! superintendent of the company. Hopeweil, Vs.
When negotiations had been c .mpleU-d. Allied moved in
quietly and started to work. A pumping station and stor
age tanks havs been erected. A pipe line from the tanks to
the St. Johns will allow transportation o f chemicals to San
ford by barge.
The expenditure to locate a plant here is a fine testi
monial to AllieJ's faith in Sanford's future. We think thnt
faith Is welt-placed.
•
•
Work
The Defense Department has announced the declassifi
cation of millions of secret documents, some of them a.« old
as 60 years. This action, the Defense Department said, will
gave t. 10,1 of money.
The* order effects defense documents issued prior to
Jin 1, 1946. and becomes effective in two months.
The order affects 326,000 cubic feet of space and totals
660 million sheets of paper. The Defense Department said
i t costa an average of only 60 cents a ruble foot to store nonsecret documents. To store secret materials, the cost ranges
from $2 to $7.26 per cubic foot.
Although the order ahould result in a substantial saving
to U. S. taxpayers, the public shouldn't get too enthusiastic.
TTie Defense Department said the total of all government
documents, secret and non-secret, is estimated at 26 million
cubic feel and 60 billion sheets of paper.
Kven at the rato of 80 cents per cubic foot, the lowest cost
for storage of non-secret papers, it would cost U. 5. taxpay
ers more than $20 million each year for storage of docu
ments. Since many o f the documents are “ top secret." and
cost $7.28 per cubic foot, rather than 80 cent.*, actual cost is
much h.gher. That's a lot of paper work.
King Re-Trial Set For Early January
WEST PALM BEACH (L 'lM iCottaty Solicitor Charles A. Nu
gent said today he hopes to have
the retrial of former state Sen
F irry E. King and ethers accused
of perjury set for early January.
Gov. I*Rny Collins appointed
Nugent to k try the rase after
Folk County Criminal Court Judge
Boy If, Amidon said he could
find n» on# locally who would
handle it.
Xing, ef Winter Haven, ard
Others were convicted o f perjury
In a trial stemming from the
sensational Polk County political
payoff scandal, but Ui# stale
Supreme Court overturned the
conviction on a technicality and
a new trial wav ordered
Nugent said chances of getting
th# r# • trial underway before
Christmas are slim, but said h#
would aim for an early 19S9 trial
date.
Polish Suggested
WARSAW, Poland, (LTD - D r .
Julian Kriyianowskt. *). who was
gu»st l#<-tiirer on Polish literature
at Columbia University list year,
has suggested Poland establish a
Chair of Polish Ulrratur# at the
New Y'ork institution.
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A BIT (Jl TRUTH - We don't
like to see pte**ure o f special in
fluence used in Washington any
more than you do. But, the story
last week trying to link Senator
Smalher* lo an Influence peddling
deal in the Philadelphia T-V Chan
Ml 4 cave is enough In make us
laugh Strong hints were made
that Dave Lawrence, mayor of
Philadelphia, together with Sena
tor Smatbers, had used tom* sort
of political power to influence the
awarding vl a television channel
to Dick Berlin, head of the Itcarst
newspaper*.
Thiv Is what really happened.
Mr. Berlin asked Scr.stor Smithrr*’ office to make an appoint
ment with F\"C Commissioner,
Richard Mark. Members of Srr.athers1 staff phoned Mack's secretiry and made the aptwiinmeat.
Smatbers' ssys he didn’t even
kn w about it H# ss>s Berlin
never *{«>ke to him aiiout th# case
it sit.
This is undn staodahle if )e l
know Washington The t->wn has
strong# custom*. If you are comhere from Florida lo s#e about
any sort of business, you most
likely will t ft Smatbers or Hol
land or your Congressman 1* »ct
up an appointment for you. In
most cssa, you could hsv# made
the aptvmUnrnt yourself by writ
ing a letter. Or, even better, you
could hj \r done your business by
letter and saves! y Curself a trip
to Washington. Bui people don't
do that. They like to .ume to
Washington. They like '*> walk Into
a government office at*d say their
appointment was ma le by a Uni
ted Buies Senator. S.uiil time* it
does help. Somc'.lmci It doesn't.
But it s the custom. Prom time t»
tlmr, people even a»k us to make
apjN inlrtu rts for them. We don't
mind Me don't think it would do
)0 « sny good and we certainly
don’t presume to be competing
with member* of congress, but
ACROSS
1. Franco1*
land
4 Pythla.*’
friend
31. Dullwitlrd
perron
33. Lravo
off.
at a
wyttebl*
11 Negative
vot*
34. S'-lbl
•ounda
33. Chine a*
meaaur*
34. Tap
slant era
(slang)
17. Make
amende for
30. Guido's
lowest noU
31. (levee]
3J. A bird's
enemy
24. Adam's rib
3T. Escape
(slang)
31. Hal
39. Indian
weight
10- Amrr.can
essayist
33. Like
33. Family
member
SI. Kind of
gridila oak t
39. aoac to
t l . Okiahcma
county
40. Bp) Icing tool
43. Incrndtanam
43. A guide
43. Intended
44. Stand t^
we'll be happy to make a phone
call In esse your congressman is
busy.
MONEY' FOR 1960 — How much
money will the Central and South
ern Florida Flood Control Bosrd
receive here October llth when
official* of ih>- II- aid wilt meet
with officials „f the Bureau of the
Budget. Senator!
Holland and
Smaihers and Congrraaman Rogera aet up the meeting and wi^I be
represented there. On the llth,
the same group will meet with
Major General K. C. lucbner,
Chief of the Corps o f Army En
gineers. Purpose
to
lay the
ground w.,rk for the budget hear
mg next day.
UNUSUAL COURT PROCED
URE — An almost unprecedented
action will be taken here Suon
when Senator Spessar-1 Holland
will appear before the U. 8. Su
preme Court to help argue a care
The appearance of a member of
the U. S. Senate before the Su
pra me Court In the role of a law
yer i* described by a staff memher of the Court a* "ealremely
rare " Holland is doing this at
live special request of Florida!
A Honey General. Richard W. Ervir.
Tfte r*»e rovers technical points
ip the Tidelar.ii Oil Bill, written
by Holland and passed by the
Senate In 19VI. The question to
be settled is whether or not tht
United Slstei wul recognise tht
historir boundaries o f
Florida
which extend the “ three league1*
A ged Triplets Move
FRAMINGHAM. Mas* -*U PI)
—Tlio nations oldest triplet sis
ter* hive a new home At the age
of 90. Mrs. Anne Faith Msi-Don
nell. Mrs. Ellen Hope Daniels and
Mr*. Nora Charily Murphy have
mo^e-J from Marlboro In Cushing
Hospital, the state's Institution for
the aged here.
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punishment
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Internal
For The
Medicine
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And
Appointment
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Practice
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Cardiolegy
ADDItESS 1211 E. 2nd St.
FA 2-7712
Only.
General Insurance
AURORA. I' I. -— Mayor Paul
Egan, on his unsuccessful at
tempts to dt.-nax a feud with his
police department and city council
by calling Presldcrt Elsenhower
ard asking for federal troops;
“ I w»x shuffled from secretary
to secretary in my telephone at
tempts to rearh the Preildent "
H.
JAMIiS GUT AGENCY
312 EAST FIRST STREET
PHONE FA 2-4461
H. JAMES GUT
MILWAUKEE— Warren Spahn,
Braves' opening pitcher, on the
itme topic:
“ We re all t Unit numb until
IUBIC BAY. f . I. iF H IM .)— tills thing gets going.”
Neil! A. W’allare. avla’ ton storei.eejwr serorvd class. U W . hus
CANON CITY. Colo -Joh n Pkerband of the former M m Edith jar.ee, after using his truck bump
E. Lee oi Route 3, Old Orlando er to bait • beakeltii car carry
Rd ; Walter M. Miit. n. ,-hlsf avia ing two women down a sleep hill:
tion ordnarveeman, t'SN. of 1V03
‘ They were *vaiing and ,-creamSanford A w .; Aubuitlne B. Mont- »rg and f th-iught the/ were fl*n*
ford. chief ftre control technician. ,ing with *-># — until I taw my
USN. husband of the former Miss speedometer and reid '• a! T3
F. v* Winter of Ithl DeCottea mile* an hear."
Ave , Oliss C I’ cmberton, avia
tlon structural meehinle first
SFW YCrillC Sec
ef
clast, USN. husband of the former Sislc John Foster Dulltf. in a
Mill Florence A Marino of HI speech o» th* F o rm a l crisis
way if 97. ant Lawren-e J. Ri.-ein,
"Whit t involved ll a Com
seaman, USN. husbani of ih* for munist ehallfn** *o the basic
mer Miss Sue Summers of MS W. principle of pear* that armed
Serond St , a<l of Saaford, Fla . force should hot be u»#d for
are serving with Detachment 44 argreuion "
of .Muck Squadron Seven ub. irri
the attack aircraft cerrter I'AS
WASHINGTON — President Eis
Essex which visited Subic Day P
■vhower, in warning against th*
I. on Sept. 13.
cloiifly vl Southern public school*
The arrival of tire Essex In tho faced wiU« integrationPhilippine! marked »he first ip"The direct eonaequcr.cet lo th#
[*'*r*nc# o f Heavy .\tta-k Squad children in these schools n d the
ron Seven, nicknamed th# “ Go eventual consequences ta o jr na
Devils" ir. the Far East.
tion could be disastrous."
Thiv detachment has been at* ard
the tss*x since Feb 3 when th*
Though it was built lo 1T9T. th*
ship departed Mayport. Fla . for
the Mediterranenan. Tht carrier Mwiiarhutttt* Capitol Is known as
spearheaded the U. S. Peace Force the “ new" State House to distinglandings in Lebanon ir. mid-July tilsi. It from the “ old'* State
and was tuddr .iy deployed to the House, built in U13 tod still stand
F ir East during the F'urmoea ing on Washington Street, Boston
JAMES B. GUT
4mm.
In Service
Second Greatest Book on Earth
And give if th* soma good cart that you can
•xptet from it In case Ihtra** an ssmtrgtncy.
CURRENT 01VIDEND 3%
crisis. Turning the U. S. Seventh
Fleet the Second week of Sep
tember.
OLATHE, Kan iFHTNC) —
Navy Cdr William B Hot*), son
of Mia, Myra D Hosty of till S.
Palmetto Ave, Sanford. FU . ar.d
husband o f tht farmer Miss Ann*
Duncan o f New Zelllno. i/ attend
ing a flve-wrek Course ar.d a stu
dy of J tl Fighter tsctics with Jet
Transitional Trsintri Unit at the
Naval Air Station, Olathe, Kant.
Cdr, Hoiey reported to Olathe
Sept. 15 from the Naval Air Sta
tion. Sanford. Fla.
Upon completion of the course
October IT. he will be transferred
to th* Naxal Air Station, Jackson
ville, Ha.
g r e a t l i k e s , hi. i f i i t n c >
—James P Smcltrer, son of M*
sr.d Mrs. R. H. McGihbeny o f
Ro i*t |, (Vox 411. L»ng»ood. Fla.,
giaduated from rtcniit training
Sept. 30 at the N'xval Tralalng
Cenver, Great Lakes, III,
Th* graduation citrtlaei, m a^
Ing. th* end of MM weeks o f •• .
camp ", i* eluded * full dress pa
id* and review before military
offi.riala arid civilian dignitaries
In nine weeks of ir.jl'uction the
•raw recruit'' is developed into a
Navy Blueyackev, ready for duty
with the fleet.
REG ISTRATIO N
NOTICE
The Registration Hooks ot the City o f Sanford, Florida, arc
open at the City Hall, commencing Monday, September 15, 1958, f
for the purpose o f registering fo r the Municipal General Elec
tion to be held on November 4,19,58, and will remain open each
day up to and including Friday, October 24, 1958.
Only those who have reached the age o f 21 during the past
-'ear or w ho have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford
are required to register.
All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, are
already qualified to vote and d o not have to re-register unless
they moved from Sanford duri ng said period.
Oil F air Slated
TULSA. Okie, - t L ’PI) — The
1959 International Pelrtlcum Exposition—th* world a fair ' of tht
ml industry—will U held her*
May 1131. 1939. S m t 30,000 per
sons from 3q sit*o*u vrt *ij* ,t M Ij aUesd.
H. N. SAYER
C IT Y REG ISTRATIO N OFFICER
(u .
’it ;
J*
•J
WUhe.x To Announce The
*'A strong society of free men
must be kept fully Informed. Lib
erty can flourish only In the cli
mate of truth.’ *
MILWAUKEE- Yankee pitcher
Wt.ilsy Ford, on th* ava of the
opening game of the World Scries:
"I wish that wind was blowing
toward the plate—because right
no# this it a hitters' ball park."
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(104 mile) limit into the Gulf
ef Mexico, or force Florida to
rxeegnu* the three mile limit aet
by the Federal Government.
Holland ft expected lo b*~* his
case on th* provisions of the State
Con-UtUttMn of 1UT which sets the
limits at three leagust. When Flor
ida became a state, this consti
tution w n ratified and accepted
by the Congress. Other ile u s that
a n mixed up In the ease are:
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Texas,
teaching techniques. But he ali»
hands out stiff reading assign,
mrnt.*, calls for written hotr.e.
work, sends his students on "Held
trips1' and otherwise conduc’ a the
course just as he would In a ccllege classroom.
Uses Other Sources
Although the New Tr>tanii£
Gospels are thoroughly examine J
In the course. Dr. Bauman makes
free use of otner materials—such
as ancient Jewish and T.oman his.
torie*. and the Dead Sea Scrolls—
as source* of Information about
the world in which Jesus lived.
This approach ha* brought tom*
prolate, ax sponors of the course
anticipated, from church memben
who subscribe to a fundamentalist
view of the Bible. But it has bej|
warmly endorsed by ministers ef
many denominations, who shtie
Dr. Baumans conviction that re
ligious faith in Jcus ‘'become*
more meaningful whea It rcsti
upon a solid foundation of hlttor •
cxl and literary scholarship.”
ROBERT M. ROSEM OND, M. D.
Failed Pres- lalensaUona)
WASHINGTON -President Eis
er.bower, in mark’ ng the beginning
lodi) u! Nstlcrul Nc *s p a p e r
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spirit
u oa n tsp u on
ever, to take the course on a
••.oca credit1’ basil, purely for its
educational value.
Public response h»* exceeded
the sponsors' hopes. Within a week
after the course was launched,
nearly 1,000 adults had sent in or
ders for textbooks and course out
lines. And sew enrollments are
still pouring In. Several churches
and other organisation are tponloring groupl which meet weekly
to watch the TV course which la
on the air for one hour each Sat
urday.
Interest Spreads
Officials of tht National Council
cl Churches art keeping a close
watch on th* experiment They
believe it rosy offer a pattern for
nationwide use.
Local church
rouneila In several other cities al
ready have written to the Wash
ington sponsors aakng for details.
One thing that distinguishes the
new course from many religious
programs on TV is that It does
not attempt to masquerade as en
tertainment. It ia education—seri
ous education at an adult Intellec
tual level.
The teaehcr is youthful Dr. Edvend W. Bauman, assiitant pro
fessor of religion at American
University, fte maWei skillful use
of student panels, guest apsakeri,
film clips and other television
Quotable
Quotes
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Churches Use T V To Teach B ib le *
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M o n . O ct. « .
1958— P * j e
I
ffhr
fa n ferft
Ir r a lh
Braves Counting M o n e y;
Seminoles Held To Tie In Mud
Burdette Seeks Clincher
NEW YORK t i l ’ l l —It looked grim and determined bind of
that it was difficult to see the 1kicking to the Darters. On the
like World Series monry in the Yankees, led by 07-ycnr-old Manfirat play thry fumbled and the
bank for the Milwaukee Braves ' ager Casey Stengel, who gr .wled;
playing field.
It was impossible to tell which Srmtnolea rreovered. In turn, the
today.
"Thi* ain't over yet.'*
Leading the New York Yankees,
Stengel Picks tnrlry
team made the best showing be locals followed with the tame
came the tall was so wet tha*. play, and this was the story o f
thiee game* i-> one, a'lrr Warren
Stengel, with his back to tha
the Seminole* and Hatter* Just the game In the ir.ond period the
Spahn's JO victory Sunday, the wall, chose Hullet IJoh Turley, a
took turns fumbling. One of the Seminole* managed to hold on t
dcun. ing world champions m il It game winner during the regular
most amusing lights of the game the ball long enough !» move it
"Yankee killer” Lew Burdette t.i season who was knocked out in a
came in the third period when Intide thr Apopka to. but the*the mound In an effort to utap iminus fir.it inning of the recond
center Duke Scbirard was attempt
up the 195* sene* in five xame- same when the Bravei scored
were unable to move it over the
ing to s-*ap the nail to Cecil Dart-’
Uuidette. who beat thr Yankees, seven runt to make it a lark for
goal line.
drtdge for a punt Schiratd snap
13 5, in the sc cun! game was try Burdette.
In
desperation,
thr
S«in!n«de»
ped the ball but the only thing
ing for his fifth stralent win over
■'tie's gonna do it," Stengel pre
that moved was Schirard's hard. attempted a field goal, hut the
Ihrm.
dicted "We'v e been d .wn before
pigskin
was
>»
slippery
that
it
*tid
SAM
D
im
MAN
(JKTS
IM.AHl'K
Charles
J.
Rtwlaml,
The ball was stuck in a big mud
A v i,lory by the Braves today bu' whrn there's » tomorrow
off of big Don C.iticr't toe. Th,
puddle.
right, c h ie f rmlioimvti, I*. S. N ii'v . *»>n *>f M r. nntl Mrs.
would make the first time since their'* always hop
half ended on this play.
llc
o
r
g
e
\V.
Rowland,
101
W
est
18th
S
t..
S
a
n
fo
rd
,
receives
The diehard squads put up with
»**»■** Ih» i ‘ «c Yankee, had tufg u n ffl referred to the 195a
The only phase of tne game that
this all evening. During the last
a plaque from Rear A d m . R obert L. C am pbell a fte r R ow
fried two ati sight World Series Wot I Series In which the Yankee*
had
a
chance
to
make
a
showing
period the field was completely
la n d s softb a ll team w on the A ll-N ii.j- so ftb a ll ch a m p ion l losses tt would also mark the lust ihr fu *l two games tu rhe
covered with water and when the *** the sirnng defense of tor
flrit tlmr Ihe Nwtliiuil lragu e hnd D-djrrv but came an lu win with
sh ip fo r tho second y e a r in a row. Rowland p loyed o;i th e
ball carrier hi! the ground be u*. Seminole*. They really hit hard
two straight series winners since •hr help of Don Lattrn’a historic
S ervice F orce, P acific F leet team Hir w ile ts the fo rm e r
and
took
the
ball
from
the
Par
ualty slid about Ai feet,
the tiiants woo in t!SM anil tho ,*v fiil .Ain. The only dlffe-ence
ATLANTA (U P li— Tennessee's Vanderbilt to a 0 0 d:aw
Ala
Klixnhvth
C
iod
i'clu
r,
L
ovin
K
lon,
\
.
C.
lers
all
evening
Dave
Stanley,
Sanford opened the contest bj
Dodgrrs beat the Yankees in 1953. is that the t»V Yankees wrre all
sophomores, m a t u r i n g mure bama's offense lemair.ed prsrti^.|Carter, Kelly lake. Walter SlidMining Burdette's path was a square at t 2 after four garnet and
rapidly than expected, may hare rslly non-existent but the defense,
dteton and Allan Swaim did a
t-i-dc a .3-7 li-nd uti Larsen’s no• found the offensive punch they effectively slopping the pastes <d
treat defensive Job So did the
need to survive the Southeastern Vanderbilt
hitter In the fifth game
rest o f the Sanfi rd aq lad II quarterback
Boyce
Cor.ference’ i toughest schedule, in Smith, was (lustandlng.
Stone and ScMrsrd did nulstand
In fad the only pi cedtnl for
the arm of tailback Billy Majors
log jobs at the linebacker sp. ts
a Yankee victory gee* bark lo
T-ouisiara State, with halfback
United press In'rroalinnal
snd helped to ho I the Darteis all
Billy, younger brother of for Billy t'anni'u tiie big gun for the
1915 »erlr» when tne I it tabu gh
la st
t vening.
mer Tennessee All-America John third straight week, swept to *
Plratca fell l.chlnd
Lie -VavhStaler*. added luster to the Ma 109 win over Haidln-Slmmon* to Dartmouth 13 Pennsylvania 11
inglan Bcnilors, three game* lo
In the second h*P, all the Semi
The ially hrt-l niently by Ihe one, hut won the- -tries by winjors name Saturday by pitching tie I-SL’ with Mississippi at 3-0 in Princeton 41 Columbia S
NEW Yl’ RK l 1*1
-'Varrs-n ' a:- o f Sa’ . -day's in I •>* to
notes Ii id lu do »a« bring qtmr
Itutgers 21 Colgate 7
underdog Tennessee to a IT S their over all iccord*.
leaped high, ap- Seminole Cpnrfs i'ar s tub was vsup nlnt thr Lsvl tin re gamrs.
terba.k Jerome Shaw to a halt Spahn »'H bis d id with White> tin- Y a-keel
Holy Cross M Syracuse IV
come-from behind win over Mis
Knowing l iat tt <*.•• r*e!civ tn Ford and N .'in b.eher . lost his ;n te - tv ha,e rairght the ball sin hv 1th, 11 DrWoI ,| driving a Itlley
S lm /.l <»a* cxjvrrtrd to Irenrh
The Georgia Bulldog* were the Vitlanov i 21 FI stort College 11
sissippi State. He was personally
li.., lei it drvp but racovrrej with O. E. I'ennlnylon ** naviga left (i’ ldrr Norm Slrbcrii. whose
atie 111pi t band thr nail off, Shaw- d-.d wdh the sun
only lovers to an outside fore last Navy IS ttu,t..n U. It
tor.
responsible for the entire 73 yards
look the snap Jroin center and ranIhat's Hie stnrv
<f Sunsla;'% 3 o ,'1 ' iim"Hr row out
Ilona by *
(hire fielding lames led to all
weekend, going down 24-14 before
Army Id Prim St. o
0 covered in the last-minute victory
Second pla.e w«, taken by Yed thrrr Milwaukee run* Sum!*)-, In
the hall on even p'.ay for the vi.-tory In which the Milwaukee *'rP
South Carolina for third straight Brown 35 Val< IS
march.
remainder of the erenlng.
Iltavrl t.u k a V | ;amr lead over
l*ena admitted in the rluh Gtieshaber, Dilando. In n Volks- favor •-( 47-yrar old Knot Slaugh
loss.
Cornell 71 llarvaid It
This coming Saturday TenuesThe Darter, made o ,e *>■ d
Ihr Ne* 5 k
Yankees In-u.,. mat he slowed d-.wn In the wagon with hi* wife, Diane, doing ter. In an effort to get more
Carnegie Teih 19 Flurkncl! 13
see gets a chance to Itnd out if
drive at the first of the 1**1 rtrm d
virtuallythrulnd Ihslr second ,,*w in** h*n *- appealed h.iiosu the navigating Thinl place went punch into a Yankee lineup that
Delaware 35 Temple It
this apparent swift Improvement
and Shaw earned the ball ,r. straight wo.
Ira ni
^ , m*Je. *,h/
* "4 fo driver Ed H dfuun w-d n«v! hat pindurrd only six hilt, three
Juniata 20 Allied o
is steady. Tenne*ste will be at
by Hunk Rouer, In the last 11
'straight times Thes tnovesl iiuiilr
Stiaim, thr t: i-* -.M -Id pro"
* ,
‘* a ^ ,w*
* *n rr* * gator Huh lloe in a Zodiac.
-Vllanta to t a n g ' r wim the pla
S.oito
u.ning-, h* al»n w.u cxrretrd to
Olhri er.l
■ - V. . .
'lie Sanford 2s) but the stubborn whs* u lit . ...j lelt-liuo-lcr tu ; ' ' ra
Ford, meanwmle. was matrhing Libby Bnyd. Maine a 1 Vr-hln1tfvrl Jerrv 1 umpr at third base
toons --f Georgia T, .h, frrih irons
t irinson n Mary.and o
vemlistlr* played harsl. to coin- baseball history to win 2x1 games
a defensive 110 win over Tulme.
ft
rwith
hpalm
uidtl
ihe
su
i
i
N Carolina V 2t> Virginia it
» lev eland and «>ren and pul Elston Howard Somewhere
plrteiy st- p Ihr threat
nine different .rasons. enjoyed to
......... .sfh w n dicnst opened. Wl»e, Dick
.
Offtnsiv# I.*'king
Georgia Tech it Tulane 0
John and Margaret in the lineup.
After
soveial
uniurcrsstul
a
t
-,
perhaps
the
.ualrvt
d»y
of
bis
with a long high flv to left i
’lech 'l hard-charging line bot
South Carolina It Georgia It
Manager Fred Ilai.cy, still re
Eiirk and R.vv and Jean Metcalf.
tempi* to i on th- ball, the Seun e*r»er And Sletiern, a 25 year old crnter
lit hi It looked like a j
tled up Tulane’ i vaunted past it
Duke 15 Illinois 13
The Wiun»r* of Ihe lir.vl three fusing tu <ay hi* tl.nves have the
noles
decided
to
j
i*t
punt
anil
stay
'
1
atlvc
f
Melht
n,
'I
>
,
solved
....
H
i
e
val.h
tint
ihr
ball
fell
bef lark so completely that Green
V. M I 12 Richmond 6
it lU danger If the Semtn.dc* * hat 1 asrv Mr. gel likes to call twc.n S.ehem and Mantle for a place* 'vil! In awat-led plaque* nt series clinched, sold he would go
Wave never threatened. Tech got
Tennessee 13 Sll*s:islppi 6! I
haj
had a go, d liack Strsike artist ll1* l<,f» ,lrI<' PcrliLm'' suifered triple- and Schoendlenat scored the the next inerting of the Semimdr wiili ihr same lineup that routed
its touchdowns by capitslUing on
Auburn .lit Chattanooga 8
they
may have hid * chance to trough "hat undoubtedly "ill be game's * rsl run when shortstop Sports Car Club, to be tirld at the Turiry in the refund game. Tbll
defensive plsy. Tho only resl
Da* Idem 8 Citadel 9
mov* the hall, but every effort ttir worst day of his Mill-budding Tony ivuH-k, playing In eiote, let Turf Club In Casselberry Thurs meant that Rill Bniton »TI lw In
drive In the game was a 93-yard
Presbyterian IS Wfle.nl tt
was in vain. The mutest ended career
Jo h n u v iaigan't gn.um'er go day at R.00 p m. All car enthu center field and Frank Tune at
march by Tech which carried la
Florida St IT Wake Forest 21
first have.
siast* *ir Invtu-d.
‘
Spahn
wn*
absolutely
Ire
men
'
with
neither
learn
seriously
threat
thtough bi* leg* for an error,
the Tulane one, then died in the
Alabama o Vanderbilt o
ilous.” laid Milwaukee Manager
suing
fare of a dogged goat line stand.
lasses Fly Rail
Louisiana St. 70 Hardin Sim. •
Two o t h e r
intra conference
It wa« anything but a ball t red llanry. "He had hi* fa*l hall
Miss. Sou. 74 Memphis St. K
A walk to Drl Crandall and
garnet are scheduled in the SEC.
game.
With a little dry Weather, and hi* control was peid.’cl “
Mis* 21 Trinity tT cx) 0
"I blew three By bail* and Andy Pafkn's double set thr atage
however. It would have been a
Auburn, wh'ch reeded a threelor Siebrrn'a next defenilve lapse,
Midwest
Koval bet that the Seminole* w.-ul.I ii.at w*t tho game," »aid the
touchdown, fourth period ou'burst
With thr Infield drawn In. Spahn
Michigan
St
12
Michigan
12
ditcons-late
Slcbem
"I
lost
the
have come out on t >p They ,«>m
% to subdue stubborn Chettanooga
electric •
•
lifted a p-p fly to ahoit tell tir'd
Wcstri Heyrrve 57 Retheny II
pleiely outplayed the Darter* do game for F. rd "
30 9. wdl be at Kentucky; Missis
The hall appearr,! rilchalde, » j
Kent Si It tlbio l A
I'llrtir* two llltler
ft nvlvely and really h-nkisl g.i.a!
sippi, 710 winner over Trinity of
bpahn win. won last Wednr* much »o that r*lko held up at
Northwestern HI Stanford 0
iiffrn'ivrly, t.in"idrrtrg thr , ir*)rxas, will b« host In Tulane
Wajnr
St.
U.
I
Case
Tech
T
day'*
10
inning opener. 4 3, secnml. (ml it drop|ird for a
rurn •to nee i .
which has Inst three straight
single aid tha Bravrs virte In
Ohio St. 12 Washington 2
I Coach Jim I'iguil aommc.l up
* magniflelenl two hitter
Although all 13 SEC teams see
front, 7 ll.
Pittsburgh II Minnesota 7
'the evening with this statemout; 1*r,'J 'accil^ cnn Jt hitlers in
action the other games are all
Sir hern's third lapse cam* in
loss 13 Air Force Academy 13
fashioning hi* src»i>d win over
noi- c- nfrrencn contest*. They in
' J.ine*. swim in and yet Dial
•>'
ihr elrhlh w-hen lie lost (organ's
Indiana 13 West Virginia II
clude Florida v* UCLA on Iha
] uut o f Ihere " So on gors Ihe sra- the Yonkers of tni* w-iie* *r
Nebraska 7 Iowa St. £
West Coast and I/iuisiana Stale at
.sun
The Suufou! re.-nfil -row taisirtg his career irrb-f record i--tilme liy tu the »u-t and ll went
Colorado 31 Kansas 0
1 4 2 The only hits nil him writ' mUi tin- left field »iai..l* on sine
Miami, both on Friday night;
1read* 1 11
■
uretate
rnrtcf rii
riciiic (uriii-rKia n i v u
a f sin th - Innlnr 4V1 foot trltd.- i Ivounce f.ir a ground tale double
Wisconsin y> Marqurttc 0
Alabama host to Furman, GeorAidtirntic Atneri-an *iun,-»are
by Mickey Mantle and a seventh-I Ed Mathew* followed w-llh a 410
Soulhwrst
J gla at Florida State and Missis
—• no- rlrUnc cunsenteikr.
Inning single to renter firhl by i fool double off the light (lehl
sippi Slate host to Memphis Stale
Slow b*k. t | v l l j! n *ol . I *pu
Oklahoma *5 Orrfon n
S le u I lT N ( i i 'l K m l
Rill
Skowi>m
bleachet*
to
make
the
s.mre
3
0
Saturday afternoon; and Vander
shelti, Ix-nni In rich, uvurv
Notre Dame It Son. Melh 9
i'ITTUBURGH lUi’ I'-tT ir t’ lf.s
"Midiry hit a ! j <’
1
■
jcHxlntr** Separate dirume pSatbilt host to C l e m s o n Saturday
Trxa» VAM 52 Mlisnun 0
harsfi Jittclfri h|\r purciutr 1 «*f
td t-ase Is si
S lo w n .ll lilt a change op, ‘ aanl
night.
Texas Cltriatlan II Arkan-as 7
frti»l\r rnt! htek l.uca» fr* n (hr
Spahn
Mabaina Surprise
Miami l Fla i 14 llay l> r I
ChkHitrt llran mi u a iv n i nn*I nre
3lontlr * 111pie produced the
Alabama furnished one of the
Purdue 2t Rice 0
nuw
f**r v.oiArr* on rt>"kkr
f i l l ; C A T C H — r h e f Kam il*
8EG. $12.93
onlv
thrrat against Spahn bemrprlies Saturday by haltllng
Texas 12 Texas Tech 7
rr.tJ i"D I v t *
f i n . 1711 W M lh S t.. S an
,-auti- It tame with •-ne out in thr
AUTOMATIC
PERCOLATOR
..
Tulsa 34 Arlttma n
ford , holds a UILpout: t nen
fourth a-d lor-e) Ihr Mltwa.ikrr
a Matts a i c v n
New Mevicn 41 Montana 1*
southpaw i i faew Sk-wron and
w * he landed at N ew
a tiC lU ilv t Tl**t AND
T h e c o s t I*
Vrll <Tcmpel 19 W. Texas bt J3 T s U 'lx I l’ I s S iK I U ’ cl
\ogi lie,,a with the -icw.i' run
UMHtATUI! CONtaOlS
small t-s outfit
j i
S m yrn a Reach w hile fish West
REGINA. '■J»V. tUI’ ll
lark r <m third and only <■:><• out Hr
o MXICNIN0 ftAinC HAMClt
itijr in the jturf w ith cut
y- ir rhlhtten in /
Hairy
Javeinick,
siroppeii
liy
thr
ana tail
Wyoming 15 Denver II
rrllff l hhoWfon on an M il lap to
mullet. W ith a -10-jMiund
Doll I’anott*
Cleveland Browns last week. h..s Hie I'limrid and g "' part ihr iniunc
Oir gun St. 14 U.C L A. 0
test line, it took H am ilton
been signed by the Sa *kate tu-"an whrn record ha a rm a n Red
California 34 Washington St. It
By WARREN SPAIIN
.15 minutes tu land thin
Roughrhlrrs of thr W rite:n io n Schorndlrnrl madr a gieal plat
i dorado St. L\ 32 Brigham ' 9
NEW YORK (L’ Flt only
beauty.
(S t a f f P h o to )
fi-renrr
Idaho 2b Utah 0
on llrria » line drive hid f--r a
onr more now, and I think my
hit.
roomie. Lew Burdette, can get It
Brna Slow* Down
tomorrow.
Berra » -nm-ctr I sharply with
I heard a lot of comment*
ore of Spahn s deliveries and
about all the fast balls I threw*
trove it on a line toward right
today. It teems somebody got the
' rid SchOs ndtenst, one of thr
impression that 1 can t throw any
Rv EARL WRIGHT
by swamping the PHUbursh Steel I 1) tied for second t'Chu.l U.r
• thing but junk. Well, aomebody is
Browns
United I'rrst International
(era, 45-12.
REG. $13 93
gnoMly misinformed.
The Detroit lu mi. defending Added To All-Stars
Baltimore
and
Cleveland
i
froth
The
Baltimore
Colt*
and
I’
leve
Actually, I pitched the same
T !" AUTO M ATIC 3 K H IIT
Bsraute P o l l
league
arid
Western DusaionNEW \UIIK i l l ’ ll — llarnry
type of game today as I did •*) land Brooms, the Naunnal Foot 2 0i emerged ax the only unde champions, fumbled and b--.tr I table rf B adtry and Bennie
Parrott*
'/ •
• OMSlttllT IMMlIilltt
opening day in Milwaukee. The ball Lea Sue'* top exponent* of felted etuhs and bark one name away several scoring rnxncrr and Swain of Texas Southern ate the
|>tv . Tested f ’W
• l*,aMCID IV4H MtAT
chief difference was my control classroom study, gr*i.ii«) Uie divi leads because of vital assists fi-m* were held to
long wcai.
a 13-13 t.e by the litril addllion* In Ilia College All• vtNf Trri covia
was much sharper than It was
baikrllia!! irarn which will
sion leads rlurtr.g Ihe weekend hy the Rams, I'hiladclphia Eagle* Green ltay Packers. They xtianIn the first game
and I hiengo Cardlnalr. Cleveland the Western cellar with a I-.,* an I flay thr New Yolk Knlcketfr-r,ke
(K the two hits the Yankees got ! producing a shower of touchdown* «a« ihe only lavorlte shir to win
a Dr apiece
I’ lltihurgh in I i*
a cliarity ganie at Madison
off me. one esme on a fsst fcsl! during their ‘ examinaUona * on s- live underdogs whipped or tiril
lait in the Kx*.
vquarr Gaiden 0,1. II
RfG 31393
and the Other on a change up. the field.
their weekend opponents.
AUTOMATIC SAUCE PAN
_ Mickey Mantle hit ibo fsst bsll
Lot
Angelrt
left
lialUmor*
alone
The Colts, who hit Ihe book* in
“ for a lrlpl*s In Use fourth inning
• l o i . caraory
* study seision under Coach Weeh in the Western race when It
and Bill Skuw.on picked on a
handed the San Erandico Forty
acoM nim v iMwtasiiti
Kwbank
before
every
workout,
be
change for h*» alngle in tho soea (VOID H * i * c x
Nir.trt one of their worst defeat*
same early-ieason Western Divi Sunday, 32 3. Joe Derry of the
etilh
tuiuir tiim
After Manltr hit his triple, I lion favoritei by clobbering the Forty-Niners gained 41 yards and
# taian.lO Ivf’ l MtAT
worked particularly carefully on Ontagu Bear* 8a!urd sy mgnt, became the league s all time rush
tha nrit hitter, Rkowron, because
ing champion with 5.977 Steve
there was only one out and still 31 31. A sellout Baltimore crowd Van Ruren of thr Eagle* pie
of
f,J.bJJ
wat-hrd
I.«
Ony
Moure
tin ttcra in the game. I got Skowviously he.'i tbs record with 5.V,
mar cONTiot
ron to hit back to me with a •core four times fur Ihe Colt*
, Mu„ of ,hf l. , me lr(t , ht
$5.95
change. Then Red Schoendianst duriiig the biggest regular im u n Bears, Forty • Niner* and Ram*
. g o t u; out of the Inning with his scoring spree since their 59 71 trt (each M j iied for aecond trehlnd
“ great plsy on Yogi Derr*.
umph over the Ixit Angeles Rams the Colli.
That might have been Ihe turn In Hid.
|
Cards Surprise Redskins
ing point of the hall game right
FINISH MASTER
Browns 4lubber Sleelera
-jq,. Cardinals surprised tlie
their. I ll lay on* thing, I aure
Cuath Paul - fliown't Browr.S, W a s h i n g t o n Redskins Satur
was glad to see Red come up with
o « ; CONTiot
O ’ • ;uo is r*^ui4
acs.iv M ini.
Mildew Resistant Outside White
or c o c i't o nr*
that ball. That Schoendlenat is wlro prubshly do even more class day night, 37-10, and the Eagles
I*UC#'AN. CS'OCll
room
studying
lhan
the
Coin
land
scored a 27 II Sunday upset tn
■ dandy.
There was no special reas-m Woe to th* tlrownir who lo-rs hla umph over the New York Giant*
HOUSE PAINT
whe I threw al many fist bills notehooki, look Ihelr usual spot Their srorei l*ft the Giant*, * *r
AUTOMATIC GRIDDIE N SERVER
at
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a* | did todsy. Through the first
In tl-a -r a i.-l
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few Innings, I wa* retying moat
|ia i rn k t r. grills I -Ir a k u .ir r n - h u ra - 1’
uur-vres, and lb»n r- rir* rh-m Aol rtghf
a heavily on my
change hut as
«»-i iS t ron.r b n tu lifu l -rpt>Jiancr C o m *tha game went along, I used the
idefely intnersible 111 •*
faat ball quite a hit.
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By JLRHY COVINGTON
APOPKA—It wasn't a matter of
which school had tha b«it football
team. It was a master of which
had the ban "swimming'’ team
ai the Sanford Seminole i and
Apopka Blue Darter* fought to a
mud^overed 00 tie her* Fndsy
night.'
Five Inches of rain detcended
upon the ptaying field during ths»
Orange Belt Conference claih.
making a oat-yard gain somewhat
like a brilliant run on a dry field.
Offenie was out of the question
as the teams ’ 'dug paddled” bank
and forth.
Not a drop of tain fell until a f
ter the opening kickoff Then the
bottom fell out It probably s i<
the first game In the hlatory of
either action! in which referees
needed water wings. At times,
rain came down in such sheets
• M ajors Lifts Tennessee
Over M ississippi State
Spcahn W o n D u e l,
S u n iBtewt S ie b e rn
Grid Scores
Sports Car Club
Winners Listed;
Awards Scheduled
Just Carbon Copy
* Of First Victory
Colts, Browns Atop Pro Standings
World Series
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By Flora> Request
Once-Useful Basement Terrorist Leader
Leaving Today's Home
WASHINGTON (UPI) The I fettlorali a p p l a u d the twiag
boaemant, which avolradnfrom ■ away oa ground 1 of eommon
place to (tore food for the winter ter.te, comfort and economy.
“ People don't make fall uec of
tn a gadgeted recreation—and even
alee fir-C — are*, la tlowly ditap- their ‘ wtemenU.’ ’ XAHB hooting
peering from the Ararrtran houte. engtneer Milton W. Smlthman told
United Prett International. “ They
Government ataUitlra r e v e a l
alto clutter thrm up with a lot of
that ta 1MQ about • par cent ef (tuff they don't reed. A* for
all new, alngla-family houta* had
thinat that thould be tartd. they
a full ar partial baaement. Bv
(till hare the attic for ttorage."
IK* the proportion bad dropped
RatemraU Caate Problemt
to U per cent.
At for habitation. Smlthman
Expert* aay the drop raflecta; 11H. “ people are act accuatomed
—A deereaa* tn th* proportion to Bring in h«lea in th* ground
of naMeawld# bearing atari* ae- Living below ground caut*a prob
*cuv*H for by the Xort heart, lem* of molature. heating and
*rh.*«-y i-oteieontf are more popa lightinr- Brvemrnt apartment* art
lar then n other eectlotu of the obriouily eootidered !•** deair*foam r/.
ble berauae the rent *n ih*m it
—A longterm abtft 1? ’•'wiring le t* "
faahlon* irtteh ia ra d u a ’Iy dele
Enr the few Item*—eurh a* the
Sating the haaement to the p«»t heating plant and the water heater
—which many people aa«oeiate
figure* oa Baarmeaia
Latrit government figure*, ha»- with baiemenit. Smlthman con
(d on a IMS »u-vey, th«w th# Untied, tpare ran b* provid'd
faDowirg proportion# of houtei above ground at lett ccat.
“ On*
obrioua advantage of
with fan nr nartlal b*»*m*nto for
eliminating the haiement i» the
different parta o f tha nation:
laving In atalrellmblnr:." Smith—Nonheat: II per cent.
mtn nottd
—North central « per c*“ t.
If lard ia 10 eipenalv* » to re
—South II per cent.
quire having th* hou*a on more
— Wait ft per cent.
According an off 1rut* of »>• than one level. Smlthman con
National Ata-'dalion of Home tinued. It ta generally cheaper to
buildert (N A IfB ), houting pm- build up than to dig down.
LOS A N T .n .f R M T U — Tt.fiHdden Elmer Meirt*! 41-year-old
Inventor who left h»m* to eacare
hi* creditor* and lived In a hobo
Jungle, wa* on the thr*ahold of
potdb'e fame and fortune today.
An e'aetronlea firm. Ibslaria En
gineerlng Co., wanted to dtaeun
with Meukrl at eoon a* pottlblt
i u Idea for a dtrlce to prevent
airplane rolUiiona
I f everything work* ou t th*
■elf - educated Inventor could re
ceive a* much a* BAS.ono a year
In royaltlea for hla electronic* de
vice. plu* a ulary a* conaulting
utgDievT for It* developme't.
Po-atia aaid the government
had exprcated intrreit in *pev*
lisg mlltlona on ileukcl’ * concept
for preventing aerial co'tlaiona if
a working prototype could be dereltfcd.
The lanky. ba vk-p-.**d “ dreamer” tvtumed home Sunday after
(hrre month* of a Uf» a* a hob..
hiUbMklng and hooping freight*
tn a Journey that ended at a ho
bo jungle near Reno. Nevada
Waiting for lleukel wa* hit
wife, who had taken a job to bold
tha family together, an! their
ffuea chlidien. Chrittine, 11; Erie.
I, and Jamea. 1.
"Bill* wer* piling up," b* taid
In etplaimng hi* declaion tv leave
home laat June It, “ I tuet* l
wai ja*t in a mental funk."
Before he left, Meuktl had ’ ried
Is intere»t Poiari* in hi* Inven-
Una. a i.-v-tcr wh! h had »e.-.: v.!.m.
deep tatu debt to luppott hta
family a* hr worked on it
Meukrl »a!u he hadn't hcatd h<
v ia wanted until a ft* daya ago
whan he apokr to * general de
livery elerk at the Reno pn»t o f
fice.
He wa* preparing to hitchhike
bark to Lo* AngtUa and to the
modttt home whirh hit family
had obtained after eviction from
their old one when a reporter
found him.
During hla itay In the bohu
jungle, the inventor (aid he
gained K pound* on “ Mulligan
•tew" made (Alt «f vegetable*
aearer.ged frvm Renn market*.
Horriom To Hear
Request For Con
ALBANY. N. Y. (LTD -G o v .
Averell H.\“iim in 'i eouniel an
nounced today that he will con
duct an eatradltian hearing Wed*
Ret-ivy
fo r
Prank
I'etereon,
wanted by th« ttate of Florida on
a first degree murder indictment
Daniel Gutman aaid he would
hold the hearing, at Hanlman'a
r**juc*t. in Ne* York City,
PetertOn, 1 Negro ea • convict
formerly of thmlfay, wa* charged
with the aa-*!»ylr.g of ahareerog*per Ira Gene Camley In Holme*
County, lait June tl. He wa*
picked up in wettern New York
and ha 1 been held in EH* County
iail at Ituffalo,
FlrriJa atked hir hit eatrafi(ion, and Gutman taid (w.tifV-ition
*« t o i v r *
aiiHii.-* i i u a r . of the hearing h»* Seen **nt to
MHlBtlt I RiBffi I U»I4 »
Gov. leR.-y Colllna of Florida
r tu Mu u u
min a t k
v r n iA K i.r^
w k i n . and Peterson'* I'toreey. Willi*m
TRITT KAIJT.ftRTM -1# **m 1
fim i of Buffi!
s o m e n r ri*4l* e e r n w r
I f f l ltlTtO S fftH !»■•« II %M«•1:
All
«r* Mr#l t fv.itIff*4 FihcrsrlaRR Curtains
tr«? tfrf t* lera'IM l II r I
«f ib M * ifitf, M• re.MSHUt * i tilt
NEW YORK - ( U P l l - CurA-iSlFtiiAttfr * *Nfi
AAtfl, h%m ftt*
«hi tn i«H ciMirl Ntr *1n*l rifnirt III-* mad* out of Ptbergla* fab
i n i ftipllraf l-nn ft? *91•rears* ***• He ire recommerded during the
I h Mi n
V If ai»v ih iiM M
{ t v , filial Aftar flllhf t fM f i f winter for window* with houta
B jiilc a 'in
» v e a | h | 1M» nnfIrn e a t plant* on th# ill] line* plenty of
M «i t f l t t l h r i ri»f» l •••4 far
rar
« * «k i Iht la if'f* light it’ ll come* through when
• f IPf>F^»» 1 nf *111 r#|n»t *R 1 th* th# curtain* are drawn to keep
• H » flif r # diMrihittlhn *«f u H
MtiD will rrm i
tht ftnir* the room warmer.
Legal Notice
»•/ M ttepnrn i. K A ttir n T ii
Itfl4 r*A t* KaSUflH
la r i# * a tfii nf m i 4 ••«•*•
S T firm rt.r. irtuoMT A
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Cara ‘Ver>- Uaed’
.
SARASOTA, FI*. -fU P I ) -T h a
r o i\+% t n ?
OftaM* n « rMi
country'* targett ditplay of old
Alt # i f r a *
r*tatt
autom-ihllea i* lacalad here—TS
I« It* r »■•» -* th* r - i a i , J«aa*. ancient machine* which have Seen
*o*l*al* t'aaale, *(*(* at PlarlO*. futlv reatnred. T ie ihlny ditplay
a Praha t*
include* model* dating from the
■ ea Ik* tt*lal* all
U4WT PlXMTC'jr.
D•*«••** 1*7! Duryea Ruggyaut to aporta
model* pf the miring Wa.
p in a t jcnrrrr
I
Hetl-* >• V*.*Vt #(-»* that t*»
—ill. an tkr 11*1 wav
o f 'v . r U r
i n t*l* r-**-m i»
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paaair J a la - af
• eai--ta « - « * lt . n*rM * k*e ft*at
•etera ■rt-o-.i an* eai**h*et ••
r t ’ f s m t *f (k* 1 *••»• af Maer-'iM '
a. -.--a
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rntlsa
t- i-t. t,M l a i c - for •
f,n*l **i(l-".»«t i.f k»*
ttva *f <*M -•'-(• l i t for an
•rt*r ( l v ‘ i f * ( * j Vir *• tank
{•o’ * I thl* Ik* !»>k a»* af a*kt
W M o r * L * (.i
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an
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If attnoh. ik P Turakall
* t Paaeatrli af Ik* e;*tar* at
K afr Pwtaa’ oe. p*-<*>it
B h * n « B aler*
noon fer yeur
(vaeney l e t e r
the eeme day I
Vou ■elect your
own repayment
pten I
LONDON (U P!) - Scotland
Yard today orttrred Ita "tarror
twin*” to fly to Cypnia to “ get"4
the eloiire Colonel firivai, leader
of tha anti'Brltlih
KOKA ter*
roritt organliatton
Chief
Detective
Inapec'.or
Thomaa Butler and Detectire Inrpeetor Peter Vibart. two of the
Yard'a top detectlrea. were aeot
to C y p m police to find Grivat
and (math EOKA
“ Both theae men hare unporalteled experience In tha art of
Interrogation,” a apokcaman for
Scotland Yard aaid. ’The) know
when a man l* lying. They kn<iw
the trick* which put criminal* off
their fu n d If they are euecet*
ful, it could be that one or more
Yard men might >ln them.**
The order tending the two men
to Cyproa followed a plea by
Cypnia Governor Sir Hugh Foot,
who blamed EOKA fer the death
laat week of a Jtntlih Arm*
aergeant'a wife
the mother of
Binge' Causes Slaying, Rape, Suicid
Via truck bark to Paraj- j M.'' th:
Ivriff aaid. 'H# lol-t her ne «**
. ..n* tn walk intw the wooda *nd
ttfl myielf
—I have dose t*o
much.’ "
Mr* Hen ton
drivtr.i a-.d
tUppert at the flrat lighted firmh<jti»e and notified police Thry
found Truehue had ihot l.n; tc f
between the c>ct — without g l
int min th* Wsvod*.
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Cosferesce Slated
On Older Citizens
TALLAHASSEE (U P!) A
'tatewtde e inference will he held
here O.-t 1* 17 t ■ ]-*ik Into the
problem* of florid*'* arniof rill
rent.
Gor. Left.-v CoBtr* ta.d tnntr
N** community leader* from all
Co untie* ard rep reterta live* from
•tat* orgar.itntloft* will he jnvited
to attend.
He tail the conference i* aired
at helping develop active commu
nity program* to attack th* prob
lems of eiuer penon*.
ANDOVER, Enf. (U P!) — Th*
aomewhat n t i t l e d Tfampihira
County Council laid today bull,
n tu m m
E rie
N 'llt i
c« jM
keep *4
tit old weed* far all they cared.
The trouble la Neat* mar ba
iturk with a border of auch weed*
ai Hinging nettle*. deadly night■b«de and dandelion* around h't
laclorv where he manufacture*
pvwer pylona.
The trouble began when Naate
wrote to the count* council mbmilting a plan for a floral V>rd*r .
arourd the new plant. He m ere!*"*
laid he wanted to aet out ibrubl
and the council told him to be
ipertflc,
5 i be told them be would planvurh
thlnfi
ai
utile dlolr*
<it ir g lv rwtilra), tataaacum
clnatr nindeiiont). which he .!#•
Kfibed l* » perennial with yell*'*
n .m eu, ami fonTrtfahia aeptui(bindweed).
He a!*-- tnrew in tucb thin;* at
•rata-cu* cayacantha. "a eharmin: »hrub w*tt* white flower* a-d
red h**Ti*e" '
dick came the letter atampad
appiotcd.
i tupp-" te it wai naughty of
me. but they needed the mickey
laken 0 it of them," Neats »a.i!
today.
*
County Planning Officer T. T.
Thompson dtfendrd hit clerk a for at
not knowing that a weed hy any ”
..ther name ia illtl a w»ed.
“ Mr »t*ff. dialing with 11.W
planting cate* » '* » r
cannot
have a book of Brltiih fo ra by
Ihelr elbowi,’* he *»!d
A
Red Cross Slates
Orlando Meeting
ORLANDO (LTD - Tfc- first
Florida cimfeience t f ’ !■* Ameri
can Rrd Crott i* art f-,r Nov.
14*15 at the Cherry Piara Hotel,
It »** announced Tburvdar.
Harry Kincaid of Jackaonville,
member of the national Soaid of
ARC govern..r».' taW the mo
ference will br the first of two
»tate-«iae meeting* to be held In
the eight • Itate aoutheattern
region.
IIENRY G.' JOHNSON JR.
FLORIDA
iY A T I BAN
Former Lieutenant
Likes Sanford; To
Make It His Home
A former Navy lieutenant ha*
c ho ten to work and live in San
ford. where he wai »ent for duty
latt year Henry G. Johnaon J r.
who »erv*d a* a plar* commander
In VA1I-II. aay* he decided on
Si -f*td became. “ I like it "
Johr.lon ha* entered the Inaurance hu*ln**t ea a 'epreaentatic,
of Miiual of New York He will
tell life, fire and aceidcQt in*ur
ante.
Jnhnaoit wai re1ea«e<f from th#
Navy. May I, after trveral year*
of broken tervlce In the refrve*.
He ia a native of Charleiton. S
C , and a graduate of the Citadel
llv ram* to tanfoid Nava) Air
Rtatlon latt
September
from
Wrirht Patterton Air Eorce Rave.
Rayton. O.
Jahntor, Itvse with hie wife,
Joan, ami two-year-old aon. Gra
dy, at tot Onora Road.
Vncations Costly
BOSTON - t u r n -T h e aver
ara Amertean family whirh took
a vacation auto trip th.l* tummer
traveled 1.TA5 mill* and apent an
eatimated Mil during a two-week
period Theae figure* wer* report
ed b* the Atnnmobtle legal At
aoetatlea after a nationwid* tur
»*y.
Lincoln Tagged *Km
ANN ARBOR. Mich - t U P D Officially, retldent* of Michigan
are “ Mlehlganltea." But they've
bean known nor* commonly ta
“ Michigander*” alnce th# day* of
Abraham Lincoln, who roiaed that
**<rd in an tIU addr- *a to the
Pills Calm Cattle
CHICAGO ~ (t P lJ Human Houta of Rapraa*ntativra.
helnga hav* no monopoly on tranqutlliera. L ivaiw k marhrtara are
u*lng a potent veraion o f the *o
cal.ed "happy pilla'' to calm tiu
nerva* of cattle during Ihlpment
and tbua cut down on th# rat# of
weight k»»a oefurring In the anl
mala.
a*ten
SKKVfCF, RECOGNIZED — A. (i. Lewi* *mtle.« brusdlr
no hi* wife. Either, placet* official 50-year rorvice t>in <<11
hi* Unci (n eererronie* At the Nnvnl Air StatH-n, Sanf'-rd,
A civilian worker, Lewie cotrpletrvi hi* .TO.yenr "hitc1, tn
Civil Service laat month. At left i* Lt. Cdr. t>. P. Cunni ip.
resident officer in chaise of con*<ruction.
down with meatle* The toniU*
and note membrane* of nine chil
dren were “ palnttd" with tftlt ta
lira and not one got meatlet.
Going tren further, the tame
aeientlttt put goggle* on three
meatlet • tuaceptible children and
plarcd them In d m contact with
-neatic*. Tbla wa* repeated three
time*, yet no child get mcailei.
The Idea wat to “ prove" woe
.aught meeilca only through the
eye a, never any other way.
AD the evidence ia the corjune
H»a may be th* “ natural ’ rmr#
by which people are Infected by
at lead K>mi virUM* and bac
teria. Bank*’ purjoae wat to itirnulate Kiemiau in.o making t-'ir*ihmg of It.
Oil Drillers Get
Extension In Dade
TAU.UIASSEF. (L T D — TS»o
oil eomtwnie* have been given
anther *i* month* in whleh 1*
drill a 'veil tn the vicinity of
4rt-Mile Bend in D»de County.
Cabinet Trait*#* of the Internal
Improvement Fund granted the
eatenaout Tueaday to Common
wealth Oil Co and Coaatal Tetroleum.
The compaelea were originally
•njtil ed to drill a well by Ort.
14, IMA. btit a»k»d for an eaten*
lion until April. tI5>.
ELECTRICALLY
0
H i* r#w. nvtmn-wide hallmark for eacellenco *1 di*j<!»y*d on'jr
on homes ihat ti ;e ym. tour money'* worth. I'lrclneally apeaking A Medallion llnme hell * you live U tter, tUtiricaJly . . . with
fUll HOUllfOWII —|OO.jnfl amfiere eler'rie icrviee —with large
enough wire— anil ample cirtiiit*, outlet* and •witrhee,
AU-lltCTIIC flTOtlH —featuring eleein •range, water heater and
a fall array of modern hade etect.i* epplianrea to aave yon
lime, work and money.
kpply For Old Line l-etra!
fleam e Life Inanmnre
AMfli LIGHT FOR UVIlIf. -
•tin apply foe a *1.000 Hft In
the hm»*e, and outdoor*,
oeou* decorating.
mraore policy to help take ear#
of final eipeniea without burden
Ing yrair family.
HJIl .TTPI MOIITI HI AUNG —with a iv -m n ir n ll) initaiicd central
•v*tem to warm rtcev room con.'- rtably, tafely.
If toil er* under Ah. you can
You handle the entire tran*action by mall with Old) AMER
IRAN of KANSAS CITY. No obli
Cation. No ona wilt call on you
Tear nut thi* ad and mad it
today with yoor name, addroae ard
year o f birth to Old American
Inturatice Co . 1 Writ »th. Dept
l-IOOPR, Kantaa City, Miieouri.
In«i»t on Medallion Ffome ytanda:-
when y»n hay or haSId!
It'* y(.tir j ‘ «tiranre that your ‘ iew Iinrnr it planned to meet
prment and future revj nit omenta for more convenient t Ion da
living . . . l-rller living tfccirim lty
CASH?
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207 MainoliK A*«i
�In Sanford
■
YOU XLIX
Save
Shop And
Weather
Partly flowdy throwth WrJmi4 a ; with f r » •ho««r» likel.. Low
toalght i i ta 71.
KalahHwhed
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
Integration
At-A-Glance
T t 'K S D A Y . O T T O R K R
United Prtaui
7. 19.S8
I.eased Wlr#
NO. 277
Reds Set Sunday Punch,
Reports Say; U.S. 'Sile n t'
d t> " of D«k Ridge. m id f m i l
By AL KCETTNF.R
I nil'll Presx Imrrnaiional
able by the Atomic Energy Com
Temporary but atill Intrgisud mission,
claaaaa were belr.g act up today
Agent* of the Federal Bureau of
for atudanta of Clinton, Tenn.. tnvratiiation helped local authorhigh s c h o o l . But afflclala ex
comb through thr rubble »>t
pressed fear that achool bombing Clinton High tr lew ctl or dura
might br repeated rliewherc In ih f ) are an king evidence that
I
thr county.
thr bombing may have been » di
Thr blaita that ahattcrr<S thr r».-t dnlatinn of the injunction
now-hiatorir arhoot building at agalnat interference with Integra
ACIintun Sunday prompted arhoot' Ion at the achool.
'ofltcial* to »»ck M <
federal Crackdown
ronferencr with President Kiacn
In W i a h I n £■ on, tl-e biaat
bower. The A n d e r a o n County touched olf a new mote for legit
School Board authortreo a deles* li'ion that would permit the fed
Hr indaiiiml it * -*1% that hr
W \f HINiiTHN l l ' l i l — T fa
U n i . . ; BO. K. A'k. ( I T D T . u r n i i T n —n»t
lion to r*qu*»l the mertlng “ at eral government to erark down on
(iov. t* i . l i . r'aul.ua rhxrged Ihifakt Ihr £0 %c*nmi ll ** altrr , L'nifdl Slatr« h o revolted
•
•ilffwrtl
ihrir
Motkidr
^iiirvir*
«tio
the earlleal possible date."
the ilratruction of public property
fr- It. al govrinment hvr*i f*»r hla un\ic I*. •
•ltu*fr in to d« »»i *jy f* »thinic that would
1 g%%t ihftn lint# lu m...r
Li tu.lo> if-a
Ufftdala planned to upon data with explosive.
Little Hoi
ci
th« iliincM Cumsinol ti
I »irCf |tid« iuln plifr dj , »»ur ihr *« r i . to nail him for income
ra for the 173 bombed-out students
lav vavion evond'ng aa far back
The NAACI' wint ahead wlvji
Eaubut
dit.ue.ed
b’»
lax , '■" return* thele bomUrdweiit of
»j •
4 ' M it t
I •
at a vacant elementary achool ler»l efforta to hav# nine Virginia
a» I3’-I
(fit*#
mrfM atril |o>lit
trouhlc. al a i r . i emn'erenc*. ' i ur'i*1’) •
building m the nearby "atomic achooli reopened on an Integrated
i aiibut .aid tb«., all Inld. Ihe which he opened |.v »a.lng a re
t i.-rican officials aaM tb«
| h # ( o n f t i u n i t t t F > i» r M
t if I f f l
govrinmcnt derm nded laxea on p>,fter had »»V-d h'm r.i a ptc- l idienl Stale. • without formally
ha.lt. Hearing* air echedulrd
't h e i r pntmtf it* «u«|Nhtl ( h e t n » fiil*« f« t*
later tbit week on pelitlona con
hla announcing it — wa. complying
if «*m «*f |taf (|uemof« fair i »»f»t »lf kliC.I.-.i 11 for 13.',, I9'.o and I9>i vlou. . -nfcrrnr.- whet.'xr
A eoii.idi table |>atl ot It. hr -aid, a.-grrgation .land .an
cerning *. bools In Norfolk, Chur
hr-ken.
wU hlhe craaf-Dte term*
•p ita flic f r i u i d l «at I h n f L l i i n i ' f S i
'ottctvllh and Warren County.
wa» foe living rvpen.ex, whl.h hr
: lio f ia lit u Im r i N f ili n r in m « .
Kaubut aaid hr -...tded new t.. '“ ‘JL,,owr" . hy Kr!’ ' h,naIrt*
I
hirrar ( ommunialJ Btop«
le .up|«'.ed to Ire furnished at jn.wrr *he qiir.tbo
Trantler Denied
|I t IVlrQtf Si mi*tf \ «ii(tMiltCeti,
l**^l
a( i^iifmoy Sunday,
go. er no*
Virginia Hoe. J. Lint lay At
kt'HMfi, tint oStrftiiii'it
in ihr
Ivmkfn T S r v *it.| Ih rir r m * / ( kft W «iii4
•'Vf«. any. . e ran I
n n -T r they are ted going
mond no-rH dnivn the w jtifU „(
aa«.lt.a>t ai'idM* *i»«
I aNIimuilial
with enough ptr.vuir " he ' - ‘ I *kkiiaiiior lor one
unr nTfk if uia
to « oarer me for me manalon.
a lb year old wmle ooy who had
f t i 'i
« r h i« a - lt i
ft w it r i t t r i i l
"A t an example of the pica I Tilted State. .topjH'il r.cortlng
'.hr ,-rvanl. and the maintenance
rri|urttrd avilgnment to a Negro
i
* .
I .
. .
M
ul « d i t know If till* I. a tafr aurea now tiring (nought to lie.ii, Natl* naliat fh ln o e convoy, from
adi»ol at Norfolk Thr youth ar
lilt.
P O I'E N E A R D E A T H — Dupo Pius M l kneel* in prayt r
buutiiplo.n or
not." hr aaid. I waa told last year by an in Eoimu.a lo its lielragiirred uut«
gued that htl admtttanre would
Nnitfft on fjurnv»f tulil I'l'l Crr•
ternal revenue agent that my In- |m)l.
"Who
can
pi
edict
wnat Ihe ferl
Jtirintr
h
"SuppHr*"
cerem
ony
in
his
private
c
h
i
pel
nt
automatically d ole the achool
fw»p«xt)i1rnl
1 Still*f, |Ky *«»lf
route
tax
return
would tv
"You ran hat tharo'H Iw no
LITTLE ROCK. Ark . t ’ P II-A under atate law and persuade
rial govemmenl will do Oirar
his ■ "tnm er residence at Caxtclgonilolfn. Itn ly . A few
f'lififti nrtttniiit on (he wntr. i 'l l
checked I didn't mind, I had more t,'. S. e.coiU until or un*
'm em ber of the Little Ito.k Private Negroea to withdraw application!
Ituurs a fte r thiw picture wan made, the S'J-ycar-oJd Po n tiff K itui lu« drlttr * I lii|hlt i r iilif, days."
faith In my government, I had l o . the iMimhardiurnt tr.utnea,"
School Corn, aald today the cor to white achuol*.
suffered a le te lifa l thrt»mbo«is and fell In’ •» a m m a. Doc* ion| riniir I. liuh ftui% •«» ll.c Kr i
nothing to hide.
•me American official aaid.
p.,ration h.a the money, elaia-' * * • » •«‘ »™cya at
Mempnla
hi.vi fwj«l.
tors feared f<»r his life.
t l ’ 1’1 Telephoto)
Adm. Arlaigh llurkr, chief ol
to
Ha.
l-rilrand they '.ould request "aa :>mn
naval o|wration.. aald howevei
> «S |ui», hall Atfaiu aa lar^r aa
room* ind te«cheri to *Uri
#f
lf.. an injunction tht;
"I reerntl) received what I*
a« po|tjb
partible"
that withdrawal of U. S. .upp-rt
ll.r l iitrhrft Ibal ha*l f**rni*hfd ihf
plrtclv Independent private achooli Wou|j i||0wr Negroea to entf:
known a . a lo
day teller from
from the N'atlonali.t. defending
i«mmuoi*l "Saihiiy |>uiwH.** ptulJ i
for white high »cboo| a'udenti.
Internal trvenup. ll demanded
MemphU S t a t e Unlveriitv
kfuemoy would he "abject tub*
pounal ihr tJuniMt* at mIui amount*
“ I think If parent! will be will- atate aupportrd acho>-l.
payment uf tax on the fair lental
miteion to lha Cummuni.t u.a of
tu ihiiaI Mani tamer |ktr> aUu
Inf to relax and wait out the
value of ti-e man.ion, which waa fore*."
Itlaukri
if
r
Maiui*.
..nl*
ligf*ily
hum1
week." ha aald. "we wtll have
ratlmalrd at tl7.0Q; on servant*'
No Boat Rocking
batdrj in lti« |t«l
lf»«% f»fI*
■ achool for their children."
talailct, atrccit Sl!.utai, and thr
Official., cautiously hopeful th*
uui
uf
tan(r.
The corporation member atkrd
manalon maintenance fund, ap- rea.o • fife may continue beyond
M M III I K1 I I I > \KK!V|.-tUftd
MM ON, Ci«. (I I’l I—.\ |ur> pjin** proptlatrd by thr Iwglltature,
aDot to be Identified became, hr
n week or perhaps become per*
i*l a gt-nrially
Ihr !atf*l Attinitan Hripnflt !«• if* fskitikl' fU ii'irJ Iruii (Hr ItiKtsl
•ail tie l‘o|ie t
CASTE
I.
liANDOLFO.
Italy
aaid. the corporation had agreed
about »9,i>00."
inanrnt. were anxiou. tu tay no*
litc hair—ihr Stir llnculra fiu**ilr« kiaiir »n I ««! Imiuiy R»» *«• !*♦*••»
ll—
.
|'ot«
I’
lua
MI
regained
a
l-ri.f
teeur.
1
rood
night,
dr.pltr
that it* prealdent. Br. T. J. Kane).
thing that would rock th' i^al
full turlttal |-wwrl» and hi. icncr of hiccup., ir.aiui-d me of in m hriuc unhiavlril al Krciun^—«an hraiiii^ vki4fMi |a*%l•jr iKitnil \n
Would act al apokeaman.
ill thr Kurniuta Strait.
powrr of *,-***< It .ouay In another hla arntea, to- k a-i.nr food a 'd u rt) an at«»mi« Miihrad, hut thru fflfr Dr m is B Ik If*. flillAVki with Ihr
Raney aald the corporation will
Iiunicalir thu appeared to pul
tang* \% not hrlirtrd lo hr aufflcirnl 4nt poiiti muiJfr «»f her f >fii old
(L’
l’
l
i
laurprlalng
rom-rbae'e
ftoin
the
.......
.....
roi.Unurd
to
Improve
fheit
weir
SACRAMENTO.
Calif
apan privataly • aupportrd high
the administration in a po.it'na
la <JMY la iht mainland finm ihr «laui(hiff.
Jestle
f
a
r
i
we
l
l
,
a
43
year-old
|
brink
o
f
death
'
i
t
a
high
Vatican
n
i
«ign*
of
paralysis.
achooli "aa »«on aa we can get
where It could claim no .ciodll
4 aji t*I |iuni*htikriil hi* l>«rn in
Oakland, Calll.. .eerrtary, apotlnl I officlat rautiP.ted that 'he frail | ||(J,
||(|, M ,
unpicdict- ha*r* hrinp: prrpatrd l»t inrrtt wit l««i*
thing! rolling."
fur the new «Lvc!*>pmr> • without
nt >«a. Ihr* atr ptutunl* aitlt aim ah fIhIval k.fi lrm<lr kitfritiljni* «>nt) •I*f
an
..Id
granting
card
U>x
in
the
*,
y*«l‘-«ld
I
o
n
t
i
f
f
lem
aim
d
a,
,
„
r
aij
llr,
lh
lie aald lie did not expect to be
danger
of .Urring up a freak
|**l«l«a
limfi in (sfaftfik h»*l«»f*. Van* h
f,,r n„- .piritual tradci « f Roman
able to detail plana f *r opening munl--ipal dumi< hrre Mot day grave.y 1.
i*atch of tiouble.
A madlfal bultoUn tM» w m ltu: ralhohca „ r , uff#rtj a
I trn «vitirncvk| la ilrilh *iiiff ihr tlci*
and
J.im|K'd
for
Joy
Uia privati tchoola for a day or
Inc thtii iri'Ucfkl hin|ni| m«*ff thin
ORLANDO t i l 'l l - T h e Minute
Tim box. l a n e d away with "
• "kWaay criittM Monday
klwo.
lU kfll* l go.
Maid Corporation'I lota damaged
f By deciding to go ahead and try "Kime other atulT by two jemng l a n |r n |J/v T n r o a f
m.-rning
*Of«lh
M
ihr
anl^
4ti*«rf
••
puD
*
ciirut ( m u . "thoubl gcneiauto operate elai*rooma In -hurchea, boya who atoln her car, contained J O l l l L u l a v / l l l l C u l
i'our ilnetoru wlio Unit ntii-rulid
i*t fiifni lar |M* hruttl «n<l trnihlf hand.otne earning*" for III* firm
•
Mm .In o Miinla, h jih-uii.I to !•<office b u i l d i n g ! and rumpua U.MKI0 in blue-chip ifo>k.
c«unf, * *«ikl pDkwrwtwr i hjrlr* In Ihe next two y a r* of citrus
r.Kima, the corporation indicated
TTie ho> a, II a d 13. tlola M i., v
I l f *
II
• I
I
i H * If i h
\i|*m«. * V\ r ctprrt to pfukc iirkmul shortage*, it waa predicted Mon
It duel not expect a favorable Carawell a enr Kridav nl|| t t.. I A I
\
|V]{1 II B I I Q
“
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•i>« iluul'i that Mr*. I *le*
day.
visit
tome
friend,
in
Saceareanto
I
V
w
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1
l
U
l
i
i
i
u
i
i
u
t
ianu
nr
lha
r*
ruling.
\I|\\f| ( I ' l l >—,\ lUtif (nan- «hi* »kx|ul «rt. Ur Mtll klrii.jiul tint
Clarence A. Lawa. aouthweat They Ihiew nut the “ .lu ff" a.
•< '•
' 1 'midable tin ■
I'rr.ldent John M. fVv .aid
Mi* If J. Holly, pioneer rt**l*r ( ircull Court Jury MoruUy ihr |utk tnum • %e»ilict <*l
M I " H («’ PI -lluteleane
. . . . In, ami
I ■
field secretary of the NAACP. In- the y patted the municl|.-.l dump
the company'a ginvra w?rr only dent and one tlma acting poatma.t*
kHNnlni a Miami llrnrh
»k'iUii mnry."
dicated that the Negroea arc atill
Thr boyi i*-rr» picked up Satur *Ul*1 ,,p ,n
nu f ** 1 ’ " ,
'
•f,*r
Sfr«ikr
•tun $rk.'»0.*HMi in
for ioju . Mm, I %lr•' II p n o lj lufinn op- i .lightly damaged In la at ■*Intel a er of Sanford, died eaiiv Monday
putting their faith In x white day night and tonfetted (hell ............... " ..................... "
v.,>
.
................ nr »f rim trrriYnl mIkmi n «•**» lAflir.m! «valor «>l * |iopalnr %!«•**tuoHii i f i i i v I frecrea, and that near-capacity nt the home of her daughter, Mr**
P ro f v ,
movement to force tin- a*h*>olt to . riii.r. M l.. Carswell called m .
" ’• ' *
thr doctors, aaid no progroiia inti* Ihr m otoif)! ir It vu* *<*• fiat, al*o it «hafgr.l *«ith |MiiMinn>g prc'luctlon this teaaon would bene J. II llaiartl, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Und Mayor Clifford Itlalirll ru.ly
Dmn'he mainland
aepen on an Integrated tuala.
fureca-t of thn rorir.e of » *tla lir\cd thr iarent vrtti ri of !*• inn huituntii auJ a ii*.il.ci -iw-U** lb fit fiom nigh prire* due t" the
Ml*. Holly, Ihe former Mae Ty«
ViutH. from the big tlnem'. f,.n * .. ea«e and the outbrok affurviml bv kiril
• Thia li the lixtb week that the Monday, avklng him lo uae lilt in
-er. wn. bun in Madiaop, Fla.,
an In.Ilk uI im! r\rr •i.icing ihm !?***»I «n.| .limk atih an over all rifru. ahortagr.
flucru-e tn j^rauodn Sacramento weie ..peered to u le ihe * •>. '• till* i --ill I-" ma-lr for a..,-ih*
aehoota have Iwen cloaed.
"Our own gi.ivr holding, ahoulil Jan. IN, ImssI, .She rang In San.
wpiUKied in till* country.
jf.tni. I-a..*l am palMn. Only ibr .a.*
"The opening of the achoqla I* official* lo hold up burning »! lanlrr eoa.i with H mile an hour w r. I. U u ,, tbn-e rlay«. Mi'lkrn tt
The policeman, t'uiilton Eiotinn. in.nl. mg lb. rlJri ut lift IHn d.ugh genriale liamlaotnr earning, net ford in |Mri. Her Isle huabafuJ.
*,“ l ,li*h
"eaihee lortteu irc'Ha (rein) a a*.ond atei-k. w«. rrlppN*l in the acrider.t July, i n . wa. t.p.ctiil .»• be laid befoie 1th* 3^tW,tX.| to i.SOO.Qi.i
«.f major importance now, aince luhhith for n day.
I! J. Holly, wa. a former opm«r ul
Mayor Itiahell got thr auppofl empHa.ieed ihai "ihere air m. imt.ia might be fatal.
it will permit the more than J.oou
r.*37. III. Vg* were Jmtalyied Hie fury, although pni.cutiir. inJI* rltiui that they arc taperled to Ibe Kanfeid lie-aid and at tba
time of hla death In IOC.' waa port,
high ichool atudenta t<» return to of Sacramento Mayor Clarence •••"’ •
' " ll ...... .
Million* . f p.-iaon* aruun-t the WaUM of « apin.il Injury.
produce." E**x aai-l
i a i.it t h . v w m tM li . in . . i d . n i . in
master. Mr*. Ilolly succeeded him
Aievedo. Mira Carawell ruahed
*l,,n« ' h' 5#u' 1' ' ,u ' " " w.,r!d, praying for the I’ope’i re
their cliaaea." he aald.
Andrr.nn John.on, the oprratiir suiting th. olhrr ,l.alh«.
Minute Maid * inrrested ram a . acting imstmaster and setvr*]
here with two iv.lice olficria and "
r-ovrty, rlrrw eneourage-inent from f the Magic f Tty and ilar'.em
Alllt.iii.il
li*,*.
a
i.lhrr
aui|d.
pin
Inga iluilng Ihe current fl.cal
i i «i
one of the ycung auto thlrveawarning. Hew t. »n i
thr wordini- of thia m -rrlng". iatieah runijianlea, had elaiine*l p »iit-*i.i.l woman, ihr il.lindam » year. Cox added, will bring on for .wn car*.
Fur tbe part several year*, Mil.
who quickly p<.inled out the box,
'• * lo Veil! Her«« h. |l« . II I medical Iruilrtin.
the driver o f the rah, Nolan hailitt nt.r lair aftil nrai appraiafo. "dramatic changes" In the Mini's
otiill craft »*cfr tklkMfkl id «tij tn
complete with atocki.
••ireti, and not him.elf, »«< liable langhl ibr fir. >1*. .hilihnt a .mail, hook. Hr clim ated 19MI taming* Ilully had made her home In Cleve
It
r
a
-I
that
hla
rondll
on
"un
IWllt.
the a bole Cuntlnura to Improve." fio rn damage.. But the poller- whi*» IraiS.i l»mn.l l.iiaiiiml a* .he of 12 *3 prr «h*ic on the 1.391 S«H land, however site apent her win*
ter* In Sanford.
I he w.aihrr bureau e.i-lainetl
that
be i n I f id follorUla- |er m«n'« attorney turret.fuly ar- M-iuiinii.J ihm. who mighi he iall.il .h u e*
out.landing.
rompaicd
-1It.r.e aale watmtig. air di.r->a.e.l
# Ad Very Truthful
She ant a inemhri o f Ihe First
i>*J« of iinronaclouane.a Momlay. .-jk I that Ar.drr.uti wa« "vlrari- u|***n lo Judg. bn tali
with a net lo»a ol 12.317,‘t'i.l In I'lrabyterian Church; Sail!* liar*
LONDON ( U r i t — An adxfrtl.tt.eeau.e of the tirnng pieortte gtadieui and that hi. ir-mpeniturr. pul.r i.Italy liable" .lure the rah wa.
Ihe prrxioux fl.cal year.
■nrm in th» parwnal rulumn of The
ri.un Chapter, Daughters of thw
r.ititng ketneen ihe area bt high per. and re.plratlun were normal.
i'i»rallng under hi. franehl.e.
The current fiscal year rnila American involution, Norman deTime, today oflnrd me.grr pa>, fa»^
.rue
nmlh
aod
well
«l
ihe
u-.rlh
an,I
rozA RICA. Mexico ( U ’ l)
Oct 31 At that time, i * v tint Vet# Howard Chaptar, L'nit*«l
cinatinf walk.'* b **»• .eriiug a political victory rally Mured Into 'he hu.fltaae ecnler, r.wilting n.
dioirmailtr i*f Wormwood heroha violence in Ihie provincial town
total llahilltiet will he tedn.ed Daughters of lha Confesleracy, o f
diaan.* .-ti
from 11*331 Rid at ]a<t Oct. 31 tn which she was a past pre.ldcnt
Pfiamk
Monday night, touching off a gun ih»it . . , and n-o kui*i*i i*** 1
nixl a mriniar of the Colonial
about lt?^ixi.«>0.
fight in which at leavt four per ■lu. nntf. I. rtprclrd In ai ,
i ’.int. - 8bt
*.Idem o f
•Pep Pill’ Thief
Mine were killed and «ix eeri.rut ibr m a il "
Iho Sanford Woman's Club and at*
J a n a . w a . r .p n t r . l la r*.i.iii.M lV l'A M U ON H M . •»g ly wounded.
TAIIININ KITIINTiS tl ' Ply —
<*> Ihe Sanford Maiden Club.
(I l 'j j —Mi.. |.th«l Jatnitwiw .aid u
Thr tiouhlr atartrd when alHtut it. p m c n l 1*1*0*. In i Ihr n r.f IJ
J u . l i c e o f the l e are J *4, R r g l . t r r
ITi*. a i- funeral'»* i vict* will t*a
r . i i true! Iht .lot. a pier* ot bftl, SOU Inwn.folk, celebrating thr vie with a*, n ia ik .il in trn r*iln at*
in .d xt llri.ton Funnal II me at
Mofi'layr
ru le d
aa
" J U .t ifia h le
a yirex of baron and a baby’, mile lory of thri- candidate In muni
11 a. m. Thursday. Tba body will
from a .tote. She hUmed her Ihlt.lng ripat election. Sunday, tried to Tkvo On Honor Noll
lio rn itM lr" the .lim it in g
o f an
iv- in elate fi*nn 7 to !> p. pi. Wed•pree on f*«t pep pill." ah* took. Iht forre thrtr wav Into Ihe lo-al o f
o
ff
duty|
I
u
i
k
U
H
ig
h
w
a
y
p
a
tro
l,
Siuifrnl li*t»»I a*n llir hon»*r
II
lu-adav at llil*><»i Funeral Home,
fine w at IU.
fice of the oilworkrit' union
m an b y i
fellow U o o p e r la st
and Ihr vtf-an'* tlat for thr *11111
llurial sv111 be In loikr Mew
MINIM IN i l l ' l l ~ Minimum.t
A allot rang out, apparently frtrr
»t SltUon i*ni%rr*itv
m onth.
Cemetery.
Guppy In Act, 'lo o
t hlnr.r Vli < I'reniler • I " '• Vi
frtnn Inilde thr offlcca, felling one un mortal service for Mr*.
llrglater m**l» llw ruling after Warnr,| the t'nlied Stair* i •*!..>
ANN ARHlIR, Mich (t I 'll—Mr. of the rlo'era Men In the rt»wd F'rArrU Wilton Mah«n, on l.ofh
tlu* atate altorney'* o ffic e , the Pot lo mi-tale the It*-*' ' t»ni* Holly will b« held at 4 p. nt,
Do,;. Ltmblt had a baly. h.r fourth returned a hall of fire, while thr honor roll nr^l <t«a*i*« li t
Thur.il.i) at the First I'raaby.
djughlrr, and ihto .he had '|ui iijpl.t.. women and children fled arrvam l.yman .\lfrr.| rhiMIpt Jr. on thr
ahrriff'e
o ffic e
an*l
Highway i pnraiy Kur ii.ua crate • lire f*>r
teiIan Chuirh.
T he multiple hinh w«. that ..f a g»p- in*.
wraknets '
honor toll.
I atrol l.t. Jack |ior •cjr if|Hii ted
.. .
slide tlto daughters,
, ««ni lo h«r a* a ho*pual
that a W eek-long Inve.llgating of
• hrn, in a >tsterner ! broad* a .t .Mi,. Ill aid. and Mrs. II. E. WaL
tlie staying showed It wa* done try t'elplng. declared that Ihe lied k*r, r
Mail Via Satellite?
in the line o f duty.
Chinese were a* drier mined as Kol*ert J. Holley Jr. lark# \V»U-J
HU avXI, Mb*. O il'll—tirih .alI'atrolinaii t'Uuilr l*>ld, 22 . wa. ever "to lllrerate" the offshore Is In.. » t*i , Mis. II.
• henna
ttlil(» mi) Wiro.d.y pul ihe nitilmin
fatally Wound**) Sept. If7 Hi .U- lands Including Konim-a
i r*d Mi-. T. A. Vincent, Wahanu
out of bu.ine.., acreidit, lo \nn«
I.uthan Tlrasant Valley by Imupet
"No foreign Inlriferciice will hr -. d tltico ,-rulvdchlldrsin
mi.tile wleoli.l I i-ed.ici 'on 'Ju n n .
Harold Drawdy; who way eallnl tnlriatrd at all" In the guru nice
nCUVl , Slim ail I ■ * . l a- VI H« .aid that .it taiillii.. walking toto Invo'ligatr a rtUlurtuiner at <*1 ihlt aim. he *ald.
tor
Mrl.aulin,
tTwl William*,
g.ihcr co-ild pi.4 up Hie eniii. mail
the Todd home. Itraatly aaid hr
ASi :ht. W. A. Adams,
" I f the United .Slate* shmiM In Jamr
i ol'jtne of one etn on lerarding deMl AMI tUI'D —flade rrunty'a who mad* lb* motion for trie
on ler.d '1 **M to t u r ir n d r r aim] trr|irrt the truipurary su.pcn.lon Jo.oil 1,all *\ ay and W allare lie* .
vlrea and p!«) it back o . er another metro romntL.ioneta lo*lay quhk- ganil ling pru|toaal a wrrk ago,
fired a warning allot. lie •hut of mil him iirlnirnl of IJuinn.y
Honorary pailia-ama will l>« E.
etty.
(odd when the pair* J in a n At- a* a sign «d w-eknea*. oe misly killed by a 4*0 *ote «n ordl- " l o l for the ruction t*> kill it
K Hi al l ,
Vi tour Vuwell, l»r.
It-nipled lo lit —
Inteipret this at me*ting it* dr- Chuile* Park, L. I'. Hagan, M. D,
name that wouid have legaliird today. Hut .1* explained that hr
*Juat Her ShoeoV
Three «
’.a xietiiu'* brother, mar.d lor a ie ,..« . fire, it wtll Iti.hup, I. E. I'.ruinlllal, Erne-t
N E W \ O R K t U P I ) — A garment gambling ra.iaoa and slot ma would fight to aboll.h pari mutjcl I
a id hla fathv/ were arrested fur have total'; miicairb'at.*!," t hen Malloway, \V, A. I rffler, it. W,
•hop owner called nut lo a model in rhlnea her*.
1l>etting and Minim. Imr.* and
being drunk ' i d real.ting arrest. - laid.
Deane, A. W. l.«-r, If. I., I'arklnr,
the neat rn«.m lo come |>ow lor a pic
T>* tame romml>Tun only one ' ilop tracks and jal alai frontoni
RrgisU l »»
laid no ruruner'a
Dill 1,10.-11, J, C. Hio.aier, N, l’.
hjicaking
xt
an
East
tierman
ture with touring gubem .lo.iat caodi- arek ago i^.vnj the gambling lf ,h, |^gUU|uw dof, „ u, „ , uir
iiMjur.t woul-l tv railed in the r nrha a.y r« -eptlnn, ho rcltrrateil Voncll, it. II. Hi ussier, and lu c .
d e c N'tlion A. Rockefeller.
ordinance on flrat reading
slaying.
the iieinan.1 *ha! the Uiillrvl State. Hebout.
*1 can't," .ha yelled hack. ‘ I aim tel a bearing for it Oel. 21. Tor Dm I* County o f mute irvenur
"»I"P
Interfering in China* Inter
from
tbe»e
tracks
and
frontons.
wealing my girdlf."
mrr heavyweight holing rham. ,
nil affairs and withdraw all It.
“Never irlnd," .hnf bark iht ." I I I . pion Jack l)*mpi>ey app»*rr*i beThe prnent law dividra up all
Ittltttlg ran ra fanes * .«*-l am
-Ju»t wear ycue .hoe."
for# the rommi.tiun that day lo I revenue from pari-muturl lu-ttlng
force* fr«tm Taiwan and Ihr Tai
outlina hn plan for wtling Up rt< U a l l , among thr .la ir.' 67 cuunwan Streit."
Die
rwainoa
her*.
^ l a y s No Favorite
Tho regular mewlli g uf .vi-ur,*
tlt«, r>co lh(Hi|Th a larirr part uf
Tba aurpriaa move created «u*h
JOILET, III. (LTD—Police tie
Morals f'tatr Univet.lty'a U.
ole Cha;*:,i I '>. DAV,.will Lo he*4
ON THE TRAIL OF TIIK A l!0>! INABLE WOODSMAN— 3. Air Korc* ROTC recently an* He’ll Get I a *s h o d h
hopeful ikit m a il Inert prenkwer a tlorm of proleat that th* three that revenue la rutted in Dade
tonight at R ' ‘ dork at th* Hut o t
xeill gulf he'oie ke run. through ihe cummUaioneii who voted for it County.
Rond construction worker Ocralil Crew holda h Haater nuunced the appointtr*ent of Rub* RENNINtiTtiN, Vt. - /I T 'D — Highway 17-9?.
quickly
anncunced
they
would
All rnmmU«lon.m ptetent voted
entile Ualtrd Neiioni. A Guetenulen
cast of a giant footprint mmie it' tho remote wilrlemrM n t Harold lte»l>- Jr. a* a cade* One of th* flrat thing. Mi*. Hub
All disabled Viteian* me urged
(leg wet found flying Monday morn vote against It when It came up to kill Hi* gambling ordinance.
ari'a
near Eureka, Calif., on h new loyginy nccea.a iohiI lieutenant tn the p**ntl*>n of band ert P. Kenyan will teach her In to attend this meeting New lawa
commander.
ing from a hotpital flag pole aod a for a second reading after the Fot.ey aaid Kart* Cowart, who
fant
son
it
the
Value
of
money.
Iwing cut by a lugging company. The track in just one of
pVrtatnir.g to aortal security wilt
Perw.laa flag wa*boitied i*, ib.u.r hearing.
Iluaevcr, they did not wa> attending tb# InHallatlon of
A member of th* f'SU junior' While out riding, Mr*. Kc.iyon ^'^x'ni'jine.t''
many fount! in the lant few week* •* *V» freah dirt of the class
at it.Fraoci. Academy, flag pole,
an wait for that dal# and killed it a n*w Roman * Catholic h i.h o p
mnjaring in muilc education, gave Ihe t-iby her Wallet tt play
*
r.i-w rontl. It mvaatimt Romo iC fti*')ic* long, alxiut *ix he Is the .oil i*, Ml. and kite. with. Too late, she learned the
loitry Auhry, newly • alerted
acker private aad public buildijg. (on a motion today by L'omml*. h*re. told him ho would vote
inches deep, and the tracks wcu a.* i-. i* o irche* deep ill Robert II. Ilerly S i, 7(11 Mellon- Infant had thrown the wallet ton- coni ma nJtf, will totwluck lb* hk«V>
kave ireraily .ported ihe flag* ol Urn- j «lo*r Ralph F*'«»*y.
against the gambling ordinal, a if
mark. 'Taaiaka, fiaaae aad Jipaa.
j l,*mmux*:otter Joka
Method, he waia pi .acne.
lit* Uiti.
.t'-Tl Telephoto) |vdl* Ai*., Sanford.
, taming flM out lha car window. Iff*
Big Russian Guns
Tax Being Investigated,
Moved Info Place
Opposite Islands Faubus Hits U. S. Claim
Officials Resolved
To Say Nothing To
Provoke Commies
'Little Rock Says
It Has Teachers,
Money And Rooms
Slate Asks Chair
In Poison Deaths
Of Four In Family
Pone Regains Faculties;
'Blue Chips' Found Still On Brink Of Death
At Municipal Dump
Good Years Loom
:: For Minute Maid
Dade Jury Awards
Ollicer $550,000
Mrs. Holly, Former
Postmaster, Dies
New s Briefs
4 Dead, 6 injured
At Political Rally
Killing Of Ollicer
Ruled 'Justifiable'
Red Official Warns
U. 5. To
Dade Officials Rule Out
Gambling Casinos, Slots
Sanford Student
Gets Appointment
Meeting Slated
By DAV Tonight
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■ M O B
th e
8— T h u n u . O c t t , M B S
fa n fg rh
fir s ll
A D D IN G
TO THE RECORD
-
B y A la n
Bruton, Spahn Team Up
Mover
Burdette Faces Turley Today
:
- / i.n o u . r t T K i w L N
LTl S**rU Editor
M ILW AUKEE (U PI)
-T w o
•trong-armtd rigbt-blndr-*, Lew
Burdette, the hero o( loot year'*
Milwaukee * It lory, and bob Turlay, who fire* bullcti from hit noWindup delivery. iquar* o il toda)
with the uadrrdo* Y a n k te i trying
Id Seriea at on*
•a even the Wcn<
game each.
The weatherman yrorr.laed the
temperature w ivld rue into U ..
00 ' ■ but cautioned again.t po.ciMe
d to e rr i during the afterrm p- (n
the event of rain, Charles S e ja r.
eecr*Ury-tr*a*urer of
b»w ball
who la acting ter ailing I'-m n L■ior.rr Ford F rick , ba« v ia * j tbor:ty to o rle r a poftpo-ement
The odda m akeri, barring Bur4ette, who beat the Y a n k *** thret
tlmea in I K I , made the '1racer
U -20 favorite* tr
r.n t-vJay t
me
fam
e and 4 3 to take the S e rin
feefore
(or Warren Sprhn whipped the
interrtcan le ig u e ri, 4-1, In to to
ning* Wedflvwuy, the Yankee!
ha 1 been favored for the Serlea
*ufi tb« pennant for m e," ea
plained Stengel. " H a ll f«t ut
m n . 1 don't worry about odd*."
Burd*»te baa a airing of 14 M
ic o re lm innings going tor him In
S r r ir ! competition — i 1-3 »h«rt
of the record 2* M ico rrle ia in*
nmc» which the late Babe H u’j i
•tt aa a aojihpaw pitcher for the
Boiton Red 5o« before ho *a a
told In the Yankee* and Iraniformed into an outfielder and the
gieateit home run hitter o( all
Pm* A lio ahead of Buidctte L«
C h rilty Mattiewaon’i tiring of »
11 ihutout inning* tn ISO) and
1>11.
★
★
M IL W A U K E E
I L T D — Out-unlil the ninth when he battad for
fielder B illy B ru tjn . atlll b-»ther»d Andy Pafko and fanned.
f
Th-* * lender outfielder fouled
by the bad knee that aept him wit
of latt year‘I World Seriea, team off cne pitch, took a h all, than
ed up with veteran W arren Spahn connected with a Duren fa it bat!
to give the Milwaukee Brave* a for hit winning hit.
I It. lb-lnnnr victory in the f tret
Duren alio wa* on tha tnound
game of tht* year'* r !a * iir .
when the Brave* behind 3 2, tte-i
Btulon ungltd iharp iy to right
center to tcore Joe Adeoek wtth tht gam* in the eighth.
Ford wa* lifted after
Eddie
the run that ta re the Bra-.c* a
victory before 4S.MT fan*.
Mathew* walked and H ank Aaron
It wa* the third hit in that In ilonbiid vrlth non* out. Duren J
ning o ff the »pced-bal!ing Byre i •ruck out Adcock on fiva pitvhe*
Dufe-i, who w aj relied to the Manager Caiev b’tengel went to
reicue of the Yankee'; .t a r muth- the mound and after a b rie f that
paw, W hi'ey Ford, ‘n the elehth. it wa* decided to pitch to the
Adccck got the Brave* started iefthanded hitting C-vlngton.
Wth one out in the 10th with a
Duren g d two itrik e * pa**, him
.ingle to r i« it .
tef-.re Covington hit a high fly to
Duron • * W e. Covington to fir Mickey Mantle that enabled Ma
out
hut tv t Crandall eingied thew a to *c»re after tha eatch.
The Yankee* get the lead f ir it
through the middle fending Ad
cock tn levond. Then ujt came Hru- _ n the fourth inning when B ill
ton, who didn't get Into the game ’ Sk-wron hotnered.
Burdette wound up winning »> TurU y won the tilth game fur
gamei lor the B ra v e i while loe- - »b« Yankeea to even the Seriat
ing 10
1h li only victor/ la Se rif* corape-
Turley, who d itcird ed a windup oticttbecam e "it givei me better con
Their pitching atylet am In
trol,*' won II garnet for the Van- *h*n* f o n tr f t. Burdetl*. whom
keel While Idling but 1,
mw-ir National leag u e Hub* ec
rule -if throwing ■
So the itcond game of the Se
ilid t n and lin k e r!
n e i promised to be a duel of
,*er. ’ u»e*
baffle the
d e r n ju
tu .t
it ai Wednesday^*
right C
hander*,
W edneidaya “^ « •"<0B , f m b<1, loT ,h*
Unriipe C hi aged
f ir it game wa* a bottle of touthpaw i.
Burdette beat the Yankee., 4 2
in the lacurd game lait year,
then burled two ihutouti at them
—1-0 over Whitey Ford In the fifth
Hattie of PUrkert
game ami SO over Don Laraen in
Off to * alow atari in the ipring. the letenth ami deciding game
★
To Put Braves Out Front
★
★
★
Fred Haney Eyes
'Quick Knockout'
In hi* attemp, to *'g«t even.*'
Stengel wa» eapeeled to make
tome lineup change*. Norm Sethern, «ho bat* lefthanded, wa*
eipected to « tirt in left field In
stead of tiie righthanded hitting
KUtoa Howard. And catcher Yogi
Berra wa* tip crte d to replace
HowaM In tha clranup *pot In the
Yankee batting older.
Hrtpite hi* ailing knee, leftyhittirg Billy Bruton wa* eipected
to get the call over Ihe veteran
Andy Pafko in center field for th<
Brave*.
Detptte the
nat-too-faioreble
weather forecast, today * crowd
wa* eipectid to equal W*dr.e>)) tfane
jn , who
wnu :a, m m rl
day'*, vV,,^>11
Stadium to capacity,
A (t ff
t t m t tn. ,fu b .
„ lu |0 l(> se w York, where the .
third game ia *cHedul*<d for Satur ;
day. Fnday it an off day for i
travel.
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HEARING AIDS
M IL W A L 'K K E f t , P I) - Fred triumph In Wednetda/'i epener,
Haney, ha*lng won h i. B r it b»ut
Haney laughlnglv commented to
(.in ch At Odd*
with lh» *econd-gue**er«, la now d re ttln , loom vltitar Le-> .lurochA U A lV A V hSS
• Manager Fred Haney ui the *hocting for a quirk knockout that e r t h a ; “ m ayl* l a getting a l,t-j
& R A Y SS.
.
■ ratei b ai lati.r.ad at Utoi* pre- would make Mm tl.e aecond man He ehe*tj, • but he hid a logical
? ’R « ,T TO AST A
gvakr+%.U tf la«<M/M ini
|* ,
B o rin odd*. Today, Caaejr bringc’ ager In hlat^ry ever to rain a re a* on.
fir
P .S C S S C S S P t U aklpyr,- Of the Yankee*, wa* elean *w«u.p over th* Yankee* in
When Haney f ir it announced
laughing at them.
a World Seriea.
Spahn would he hi* opening day
I'm going w ill) the guy who
Milwaukee player* think frarr In* •tarter, n m r critic* fell he wa*
a row i* quite potiible for them. making the wrung move hi not
And the uaually cautou* Haney, nominating Yankee • killer U w
long famou* for hi* rlo«e-to*the* Burdette init*ad. One other ma
vr»t *tatementa, even hinted at a Jor league manager even mid
M ILW A U K EE ( u r i ) — W irte n , The Yankee* didn’t u u iiiiti* .d critical, but he w n o ’l complimen
| potilhle i weop, which only John ''Harny I* <rai> If he *<«•* with
McSraw of the Giant* previoutly anyone el*e but Burdette in lh* Spahn lim ply oulfoied th*m.
why they couldn’t hit Spa hi » flit- tary either, about the performance
achieve! again*! tl*e Yar.k* la the -penei
While the New York Yankee* ball — when t ie Brave* '/vunded nf
Yankee*
•
i
1*23 Seriea.
The little Milwaukee tkipper If
hung hick waiting for Milwau- I
••P f*** train^ debv :ry of Rync
•Tucaday night'* bowlir.g *a»
nored
*ueh
critlclim
in
Ihe
tame
“ You can't win *'m all tmlca*
Irie’ i Ufi handed ice to throw hi* Duren for the victory
* w « h ,lt oi'SortunltUl the ftn t
WlDun Malar Fom iture Crf. finally
i you win that ft*at game.’’ Haney way a* he ha* icm a ln id oblivion curve* and tlld e i. the aging Spahn "But they got into th* dudow* four or five inning*, but we dbln’t
break Be l -ng to«tn; atreak by
I bubbled after W atrrn Spahn hur- to tho»e who keep claiming In kept them «.ff b ila n rr
with ;A they we-e haid t »<*e “ .aid (j
U kir.g thiee ;«ointa from Roumilloo muvB with them. We didn’t
led the B ru te * to a 10-lnnlng 4 1 bunt* too mueb.
lat A Andtraen Drug*.
" I know what Hey re *11 wur Change ‘ip* and unm nkeo hit fatl tluggci Hark Bauer *'Th>t Spahn
l*n’l
a*
fait
a*
lie
u»td
to
be
and
rut’
h**et t<» good. The firit
Thia Hill U area them In the but
rl«d about." he aaid. referring tr ball Into Ihe deereolng *haduwa of
Duren
i*
a
lot
falte
r.
But
they
P»H
cf
the
game we had a betur
to n clot, however, with Terfeethe
afternoon
for
a
4-J
vlctoiy.
the nomination of Spahn in the
(Jos Ilairte* atlll leading the Sand
couldn’t char.ce, and they did th rlr be»l
Spahn.
commenting
on the hit our guy — ••'d
opener. T h ;, think that I ’d Save
Spun with IS win* and four to**
hilling at th* end of the game,”
* better that.ee «.f getting three Bra vet' win 'n the opener of the hit Ihelr*.
« i Hi-hion Sporting Good a grab
Manager Ca<ey Stengsl w ain’t ;,f
M II.W A U K EF. U ’ i'l>—Butacuie ■iartf out of ilurdeltr if I ,ir k r d I F ! V .rid S e ilct. tairl he threw
bed the second *pot, leaving Rnu of Ihe flrwt I» ’-S World Serle* him lo woik the opetier.
more fait ball* In the l(i-innln2
Btlllat If Anderson and A. R. C. gaiiie.
“ They mutt have awful ihort triumph than he ordinarily doe*,
Garbage Service tied for third New York ( A 1
A ll n II HHI m em om t. Don't they remember
’ A * dt<ln * p '*n 11 ,h »‘ * i !r-"
MILWAUKEE (L T Il-N 'ew Yora
place. Wade'* Market remain* Baucr.rf
*,— » 1 t 1 U rn Burdette wa* my *eoad- battery-mate Del Crandal’, *atd
lourth.
4 0 3 0 game pitcher ta il year, tn. 7 And i "But we adopted the p*tteir. wnen Yankee relief pitcher Byne Duren.
SIcDougald.lb
Individual high game, acratch, Mantle,rf
ita rt three Ihe Yankee* Marted getting I n ' of Caienovla, Wi* , knew one of
. _ 3 0 0 0 he H ill managed to
162, and handicap, ltd), wa* rolled H u w ird jf
front of Spahn'* Fa it h all."
i hi* paieni* taw him Joie Wednti1 0 0 0 g in ,* ;'
by Alberta
Shaw,
Individual HrrTa.c
4 0 3 0
—-■
Now with Spahn a winner *1The Yankeea, a aober team
4Jn,e ,0
acrach aerie* went to Shirley Him- hknwrnn.Ib
4 1 3 1 ready. Haney i* In
the d rive r’* their
d m iir.g room, admitted '••“ kee. hut he didnt know which
aa and Margie lV w .it, both with Ctray.Jh . . ,, —. _
4 0 0 0 teat more than ever. Whereat he wringing fa it ball* out of a tired, 0,,f
dl> pin*. High hand c p *4ri«* go KuWk.aa
..1 0 0 0 to il the opener I a it year, he a now iiT-vear-old atm meant the differ---- “’They w-irk In the iume po.t
ing to Marilyn Bailey with &2|. Ford.p
2 1 0 0 one tip ind U u rd rtt! ia p rim e d jrB te tvelwten victory and defeat office •..<! le.tb .« n ’t lake off the
Team tingle game *.-ratrh. r/m. Dun-n p
,
i n o o and ready,
’ for Spahn.
I aim - day.** he captained
wa* bowled hy Wilmn-Maler; han
dicap game, (tin. belonged to i ’er
h i l t
Tolata
._ .
fection Team high *erie*. acialch, Milwaukee IN I
a b h h nni
I.SJn, and handicap, I M l, a i t al*n Schoendleml. >b
4 0 0 0
Wi.n by I’eitectkon Halrtee.
4 0 10
Ia>|tn,*a
Several apiilt were picked up in b Torrr
1 o o o
eluding the S ift h/ M arilyn Hai Y .n till* .* *
ft 0 0 0
ley, and Ihe I SS-iO by tenth B ar M .ih rw i.lb
1 1 0
0
bara Rowell and Monteno Bond* Aaron.rf
____ 4 1 1 0
- Nrat Tur.d ay *re* Wllaon Maler Adcock,lh
5 1 2 0
v» Itvbton, Wade’* Market v* Covington If
4 0 O 1
Roumillat A Anderann. and A it Crandall.c
3 12 1
C . Oarhag* va. Pcrfeeto.n
•_ 1 0 1 0
I'pfkn.cf
3 0 11
a llrutun.rf
4 0 2 1
Spahn, p
.
____________
MILWAl’KKK tU B U - The wea
» 4 10 4
Total*
th*r inireau laid theie wa* ’ only
■ alight chance ‘ u( a •prinkle late a Struck out f-r I'alku in i*th;
today and that it p r o b a b l y tt-Bopjvcd out for l-ugan In Dth.
000 120 000 0 — 3
wouldn’t occur during Ihe trrond New York
M ilwkukrr
000 200 0|0 t — t
game of the World Serle*
S k irt w ill !>e pa illy cloudy and K Kubvk. I*0-A—New York 2**
the trm pciaturr a little warm er. I ( two mit whin winning run
A iiigh of fto wa* fo re cait will* tcurrd). Milwau!.re 30 11 la in tOuthw*»lerly wind* near 1'. -nllr* New York T, Milwaukee 11. 2B—
lo g in , iir r r a , A.mup H it—Skow
p er b*nr.
run, Bauer. S F —Covington.
Sclentl«ti at Walter Beed Army
Ip b r *r bb »«
Hospital have found jxn a-ri
1 I 2 4 S
Spahn
10
A 3 1 3 ■
duodenal ulcer* In monkey a
Fnrd
1
fected lo lire**
Duren (l.l
Spahn Outfoxed' Yanks; They Kept Waiting For Curve
Wilson-Maier Gets
First Bowling Win
Series Box Score
Serving Central Florida
with fin * H tarirvy Aid* t ’n ct 15 4S.
Com p,ate fat** for bat! Htting. Nn
c h t r g t lor t a il.
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tew er-l
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Now
$2567
SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS
819
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First
INCORPORATED
Sanford
F u ll y o a r c u a ra n le e on nil tube* nnrf p m u . 6 y e a n
on Gold**n T u U S e n t r y Unit. 20,0 0 0 -v o lt p ic tu re
pow er. One mv ntereo npe.ik -r. F in is h r s : C h n rc o a l,
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We Csrry Our Own \ceounl* — No Outside Financing
■AfT
�t
T.‘
Weather
CwatMerahle
floudine**
3 Th *
with
■cattere-d allow i n throuik Salur.
4ay. U w tonight 7# la Tl.
Ib r a lfo
•
fcvoi* x u x
Kwtablinhed 1908
AN
SA N FO RD .
IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A
tha building area north and under
Seminole RHd, so that chemicat*
ean be tranapurted to Sanford b;
barge.
The property mi Myrtle A*»
w ai leaied by Allied Chemical and
D vt from the Orange Slate Oil
Co.
Negotiation* with fit*' olficiala
u p rr conducted hv |i T B ill, a*
•idant general luperlntendent of
Allied Chemical and Dye Co. R ill
werka from an office in Hopewell,
Va
The actual operation I* unique
in that lankload* i.f lit) -id feril*
lire r can he mixed by a *lngle
operator rriarning control! in the
pumping itation The fentltrer t*
the type u*ed in gn-tr* and farm *
throughout the atra
Sanford'a Ideal location, afford
ing aeceta by water, ta ll and
highway, ha* lucceeded In at
tracting the Allied Chemical and
Dye Co. here.
Located at the N urthrait cor
ner of Myrtle A*'t. and Fulton
Street, the uperatlon in Sanford
eonlbta of a punning home and
WASHINGTON* ( U P D - l, r«»I- nine 4Y,(kM-galliin aluminum *tor»
der-t Elienhow er, ip.>rtil> di*»*ed age tank*. The building permit
In w l.it would be appropriate for i iaiued throught the city w ai in
a weekend lit the country, entered the amount of 1310.000. Lee C-onWalter Reed M edici) Center to- 1Mructlon Co. of Sanford l» the con*
dav fi.r In overn'ght medical tractor for the company.
C h e c k up.
In addition to the pumping sta
The chief cxecullve. In * hound* lion and llu r a ir tanka, the com
l>olh checkered mat ind ca n a l pany con«tructed a pipeline f-om
flannel alaeke cheeked In at the
bmp'tal ahortly after 1 p. m.
Ike Gets Check Up
Divers Find Plane
K E Y W EST ( I T I ) - Nary diver*
today located the main tutelage
e*f a "m hm anne hunter" plane
that dDappeireri on a flliht U tt
Mtunda) with 10 peraon* (hoard.
^ The Navy reported that the
d ivert could aee three bodiee pin
ned tntide the tw illed and heat
up aection of the fu*cDge.
Integration 'Out'
L I T T L E R O CK
\rk ( L T D —
G o *. Orval E Fauhui >ald lo-!ay
that little Rock’* four doted high
•chooli will atay doted all )* a r
unlett the U S . government leu
C i r m he reopened a i private. t*grelated Kboott.
B urglar Gets Aid
NEW YO R K ( I T U - A burglar
bad
tpruhl# at ail iillr g $2 l<V>
fr*»m th# ttft of a Grrf.iwirh ^ill»c*
ad* frilling m n irim .
IV tk t found I Ilf romHiniflon ftaifd
an th# h ffiy iff# I *lo«r of th# vprrtcl
•aff.
^Economy Costly
R ER U N ( I T U —A W rit Drdin
eirv gntrrnmcni employe won t J i t
pine todey for in economy tvascii.cn
that abolithed hit awn i*b» *
,Whoa. Right There
N EW ARK. N. J. fUPt
Ylmnttd
F-.tiremin Eranl Kramer made litr a
Wild rW u hero Thurtdt).
When a min ran out a wire tarty.
JL*f a bench ef eoali, Ktemrt .purred
™ i* hone act#*, the n r " i, «*ibtud
thr man hy the r u t it I he’i'ed Men
onto the laddie.
Allied I win. 20, m i i frnred in tall
•n a laiceny cbe-ge.
3 Killed In Plunge
N EW P O R T N E W S . V* ( I T I )
•i-A crowded ycaiigplaik at the
Viewport New! D ry Dock Co. colfapted under the weight of M
Aaorkera T h u rid a y. lending them
p lu n g in g about 100 ftet to the
ground. Three were killed and
two (till were In critical fund!*
lion today.
Segregation By Sex
T A M P A , F in . ( L T D — Crlmlrial Court Judge I- A. Grayton, n
• launch aegregntlonlit. hat tuggetted that the eeae* la kepi
(•p irate d in publle erhoota if the
^ t t r a a rt ordered tnlied.
Beauty Welcomed
JA C K S O N . M bs. ( I T I )—B ran
don. hometown of Mnry Ann
Mobley, and Ja ck ion, tht ita U
capital, were decked in patriotic
bunting todav to welcome tht
atate’i favorite magnolia beauty
- - Mi**lt>ippiY* Ml** America,
M ary Ann Mobley.
C o u rt Says Firm
Entitled To Costs
T A L L A H A S S E E I L T D - The
Supreme Court r u l’d ye.lttclay
that a Ja rk io n vilte comtructlon
ftrnt whole properly wai condemn
ed for the e ap reu w ar wai entitl
ed to eompenlation to mo*t lit
equipment.
The firm . Ilr n r y G. Dupree Co .
rece ive d *1 lo.ooo In payment for
l i t lard whleh w ai taken for
the r ip r t n w a y project, w non of
which w ai to he for the ’’reaaon^hlt coit of moving."
Mobs Demonstrate
In Beirut; Army Local Briefs
Kills 3, Hurts 12
!
Next week i* IrlrtT lailo ral l a t
ter W riling Week, arc -tiling to
Sanfotd l ‘u»tma*ter Joel S b tel l,
The ob.ervare# wa. itartrtt 31
n r i R C r , tebenon f P I —The I eh. year* ago. No heller time to get
• ne.e *rrm nnened Aff on mi*b» H-m* “ eaught up" nlth alt of that let.
nnilrtiing ira in .t the ne>* fm eminent ter writing. Field ,ald.
Thu ltd ai night and todat •n •ctinn
lhal turtir.l the pier beiA ro rhr h!-.*,!*
N aty l.t Cdr. kVatd 1„ lierkey,
In i div el Lebanon! i»mra.r eel-el- h in band of th - firm er Ml** Ann
lien.
Senkarik, Country Club R-<ad. San
At lin t three e iiillin . »u> re ford. and Melvin J . FuLtell, Route
ported killed and IJ wounded in the I. Sanford, are «er* ng al-nartl the
pt.t 7! h*> f . of %lol.fter in heirol alrrraft carrier I'F S K u e i with
(he wounded inrlctdcd a woman.
th# He* onih Fleet In F p ii *o* o
t . * foice* were not inticlcrd in S tralta.
thr hitler *treet »la*he*.
The lim y hreJ on ih, derm-mlrilI.oogwo.*! merrhan!* wtl) • [.on
tog e.owdt under order* to truth ef to r a huln h-wn conteet Tue*day
fort. nl eupporler* of e* PretldeM night at 7;h0 in the h*»ebalt park.
Car rife Chamnun to beep R.irvu ia *'eparate e<’tite.t* wit) t>e he hi for
tut mull,
adult*, teen-ager* anti tiny tot.I huttdac night 1,000 •( ihrrn, led ITiaer w ill b* g ven.
hy the prB-Chimoun C hriitlln Ehll*
inge, mitched on the Defence Mia*
The Rev. D ili* la#. Cleveland.
i.tey. The* im-oied repelled entn- Tenn . w ill Imgin a revival Sunday
mand* to halt .he mateh *M the night at the Church of IJ-wi.
Htldirn opened Are
F rm rh A\e an-' -joptl St. Service
Thi* inorning the tlen.-n.tiatnt* w ill he h e ll nightly at 7;d0
were back »n tha itteer. wi-ie * *00
wrong.
AnnouncemeerU wai made today
An army patent harked h t»» aroi that R. it'. Sturdivant, ro d e n t of
nted rat* and
tank, (tied to tear Ranfoim *lnce tOIS, non t« n-nodown a phalingi.t bart trade the rialed with Yoweil’* ip the Men'*
deui'inittalat* fought bark and again SYear departineot Stur.ltx ant and
tha atniy opened bee.
hi* wife. May Chapman, reside at
The moh, ltd by itifk-*w iti| ing (113 Myrtle Are.
women, heaped burning rubble adtide
the main load leading into Beirut
Kepre.vntative*
fr o - n
Holy
I nun the mirth In In aiirm-l to cut , Cn>(* EpIiCnpa! Church w ill !ea*tnd nadir into the lapitti and enforce thi* weeken.i for Miami, - .h n e
a general nuke.
they w ill att.nd the General ( onvention of the EpiKopal Churth
To a lte r ! frt-m Sanfertl ar# the
Rev. and N.r* John Thama*. *nd
tlteir four children; Mr. amt Mi
II. F . .’.'hittier J ' . Mr. and M n
Frank Mel-ane. Mr*. Fred Dy • •’*.
Mre Joteph Sairnder*. ,Mr«
A
r . Kirvhhoff. Mi** Carol St..ne
*ud M l*i E va Hunt
T A L L A H A S S E E ( L T I t — The
itale Cabinet will try to *r|l
Mark Cleveland Sr. will addr--*«
another $2.!V*t,noo in tch«*d t-t*-d* thr loral Lion* Club concerning
for *1* emtntle* neat Tuewlay.
Fite 1'ievenliori Week at it* n'«m
The !ia (attic* ar» part of brnidi meeting Tueiday at the ttv ie
for I I courtliea totaling mure Center. All member* are urgr<l to
than U million d<J!at* which tne attend Y'idtor* are welrome.
atnte tva* unab’e te »e|| *rveral
week* ago at a «lnglc telling
An nrcredited I.rad rr.hip T ra in
However, achon! auperlntenden.* ing School la bdn held at S t.
In Marlon. Lake. Alachua. I’.*- John Lutheran Chutch, Orlando
cambla. Manatee and 1lill»bo* through Oet. 2f-, at 7;Sf- p. m. nb
rough eountiea ha.e u*«ured atate Tueiday and Thuriday nlghta.
nrfiriala there will be buyera thi* Sun<Uy arhool teacher* front the
time.
F n lln l Lutheran Church here w ill
Th» new bond* amount lo *tV>, attend the r la u r i .
WW for Marlon, H'VWNt each for
The 5enforx Male Chorua - *:i
Lake and Alachua. It 2*0,000 for
F.acambia. u tn .fA i for Manatee reheace .Montlay night at * at the
F i n l Meth)et‘ *t t hutch. Ilari> 'I
and 1701.000 for IHlDhnrough.
Since the bond* f ir «• went beg Weir I* director.
glr.g rn the t-pen market, lo-*1
achonl official* ha*e been hit**
trying to get local hank.r* and
Inveator* IntereMed In the l**ur*
which w ill provide fund* f .r
hadly-needed ach<n>l huililinit-.
The atate decided to tr* to tell
the bonda on a piecemeal b a .li,
bherri Santbm. tl* yrar nld
and ilnee ha* fold lim e* for R » j.
daughter nf Mr* Kenneth Sa. t«m.
I>on and Plnellat
-rat leported In fair rnm'lMnn thi*
The atate Departmert of Edne*
morning after being atrxick hi an
tint* *aid Wrdneida* the *tate
aiihim niillr Thuriday afl.rntum
ha* matle no pinmi*e to hu* an*
The Sanford pnllre Departmrnt
of the t>ond* next week Tnc atate
tepntled that tne child w ai rrm *
bought 1200,(W1 »..rth of a Pinel
tng Park A 'e fmm XX'etl to Fa*t
la i l»tue la it Tueadar. hut tndl
In tlx vicinity of Mail Nrtlr C--.trt
cated it might not have the mone>
where the retldei. Having fro-*
to do It again.
rd ihe alreet ihe auddenly turned
tn n o i l again, and *he » «
•truck by a r ar d riirn by R lrhard
T im i Winter llaxen
She ia confined to Seminole
Memorial lln ip ital, where *he I*
repotted to he itiffetirg a r-m
cu*l)»n, abrinon* on her right
arm . multiple cult nn h rr mmith
tnngue and gumr and M i of mmc
teeth.
#( hinntir *ugge,ii#n, he rrplirdi
"I guet* I could rrell* do il hr tm
No chargee were placed againit
•ell, hut I n* tnii nt e tery (hitthe driver of the ear. The accl
•fiet."
deni w ai called unaxoidah'e.
Ruth *cott end RUtbr hlem'd e
rtnwd n( 12 nri«*m*n end rim.temro
nn hand tn watrh the n»M* e*rtntnrnt
fnr hi* failure tn go under ''
Chicago —turn _rvrn n
"I think ell you (rllnwt met heir )ou and If A lu rxer bv Ihe In le tl«u*ed it up, ' Srntt uid. parting •• thr national C ity Mirtageti* Aaioela
newtmen through hit trnolt Wtrd hot- Hon thowed that three out of
pital t##m.
five clUe* In the United Statai
In Fnglend, Rlythe laid he we* dit- borrowed money la it year The
appoinled te leeta hit “ pttirnt" had aurxey covered >31 title* of more
•lipped.
than lO.OM population.
“ The etrilrm.pt did it.'* he r*n
riudrd. “ XX hh all lh#*t people it. the
loom he could not point-!* tonceairate
on me to the etrlutioa of alt elt*. He
C A S T IN E , Maine — :U P1) •hould kart l t«» titling guittly in hi* During th* la*t 10 y e irt. Mr*
own tiomr, with no rnr et.e atouad.
Lloyd Farley’ * e*l. "R a h y ," h *!
'S till, u t i l hie at hua."
| H * a lurth la 101 kiticn l.
Cabinet Schedules
School Bond Sale
Hypnotism Fails To Shake
Jfis Craving For Nicotine
R O C IIE S T tR . Mina. (L T D —
Chun imokri Harold Srntt, nndauaird
by tht failure #i hi* (lt*t ki|-nMir
Irratmttit, planned to ring up a Htiti*h hipnvti.t again today fst anotbrr
Ity at ihaking th* eieairnr habiL
Vntt put in a call tn h*pn#ri*t
Ilrnry Rljtb* in Torquay, Fngtand
l h . i .d n . T rn minutr* and t l ! wotth
J i t Irintatlantx rriyptw# loll* later,
wily tht delated he had llilr d hit tubjact eut #1 hi* craving f*r nicotine.
Tea rtrapde taler, a Feltrd Preet
fateiairiyael reporter # lrr.d Scon •
Hgarette. Srntt didn't ketiieir. He
grihbed « and lit up.
*1 guete it d id ai like,* he «eid
With a :n*ile.
But Sent! added he ttin tkeugh*
^kere'i a g*'d thaace it will werk."
Aeked If he thought he thought he
fyu ld bteek the habit without Ike kelp
Six-Year-Old Hit
By C ar; Condition
Termed As ‘Fair’
I
Cilice Broke, Too
Maternal Instinct
D A H .T
Save
In Sanford
N EW SPA PER
FRIDAY. (KTORKR 3, 1958
News Briefs ISanford Selected
Rush Vs. Larsen .
By Chemical Firm
N EW Y O R K (U P I> - Bob Ruah.
*
32 yaar-eld right-hander who
never before h a i played in ihe
World Serie*. today w»» named D
M i n t Saturday *a third game of
^ ih e claaile fur the Milwaukee
ltra xe i ( l i m i t Dorr Lar*cn of the
New York Y in k e a i.
Shop And
F r ille d
P re a a
l.e.x*erf
NO. 275
W ir *
Faubus Predicts Success
For Private Schools Plan
Negroes Denounce
S I S i
M
Dropping Island Supplies For Own System
Reign Of Terror'
TRIES FOR AW \IU> —
Peggy Wt-«t|fBte. S-mfortl,
*liniont «t Seminole High,
h:t« l»een r-.umtl n* one of
the »emifiniili«ts in thr Nn.
tionn! Merit Scholarship
cotitr*!. ,\ -i-contl tr*t will
he giveu Dec. tl to t!et«*rmifJt* fin:ili«t* for tinmillion in merit *>hul;u.
t*hip*.
United Fund Gels
$1,800; Meeting
Slated Tuesday
t I T T t r P O fN Xtk, . i r i t - T h .
\ e lin n ii A«»"<iaii,-n (or thr A d i lo re
-ltfnt
i'nkirrd I’r -plr d .o n m ie .l »* prnpatrd '-nan ■-( *ett,»t
l-i-t.*
A r la n * * , tit*, t.vn. I l n u r Hr nett*
rd*n in neiittahtr the N A A l T .
Il-n a rtt > pl*n tnrhtde. ttk in a « > r |i
tb . V A A t r . t*. n rm p tin n , Oot'pio*
*i--,tl,,. ' n rlfa tr paxmetit* lot illr a it iu iite cb lU trn *nd r -u r io u o lt l ’•..oo.-rm, t r p o it l i* i r i i h i t petwin* n lw
, ■»t» Jririnunrd t« nte.k the .plti* ot
ptogte.. ameng the r»fe.
•It iee.it* r lrit the pntit.ral le.det.
nt Arkaniti *tr unS*i-pi ih-ntt rrernt
h h.xii iltriueni .1 the Supreme * -uttl
*ri-l air anxi-tu. <■
* ie*ke «i-Df-„t t!.,ti
i*bipp*HI b#i —*pp*tfntti thr N X Xt I1
',* , been ftin.rn ie, tbt. rule," Flat
m et A
I >m i , thf \ A I t P"* ioulh*
wnf*l tfci«*n«l PtM ffp t*ifn ia titt, tai»l
I n t i. U n i t I I Ikahu* p fo o iiifd lo
r t | i l i m t l a nrw i itn itr o p rp I 'h lii hi*
f f i i i u tiluMilt m pi i * ate f ta*titvtiti*
plan
\ fund Minn# rim paifn lot th*
. pttc at* i*Hnn|t iiir ir d in Hitort
Rmigr, * i
R \ IUU, p it*111*111 **f the Halim
kmjflf H Mir 1 itiif iit I «>in*rift *ai»l
i h it « f c i n i f •tin'll, in row ptration %*ith
Th^ t'mtfH K *jr*r| f im p ilfn 'i
fir«t report •• •nno»inr»«l Kr
Mann. trFintffr#
a fnt*l nf
$1,IMV» piffJC'd li y nine font Him
toi».
r !r*l utufl^i the %
%irr *ti « ("'Hm#
A Co.. Kir«t F>i1**rnl ftavinr^ & ih * JoKilhrrn (irn ifrm *n * A « »o d itio n .
Te*»an A n n , Florid*
ate Hank Hope* |« flo p I'o u n .l $(P,O 00 ,
1hr K n . U f ilr i Prutlfti, prr«t*|rni
xh<! S 4nfmt 1 VtUnh. Ni»ttnn»l
Hank. NVy ! m m r .1 C. Itutr'iiton of thr ( ip ilil t iliifti* ( ‘mmcil in
• prr«oti«(i an I I I*. KutfliUan I title Hail, Hi.l hr hid hffi* lo n in l
C m , Sr
I l-m ine* « o., II !( hi itir I »m*i 2it a K g iria iiu iiiiii th
K attr.tr A Co. »nd SanaiMk (Ila*» nofif «f th# futidi rin fd nnult! f*> lor
fductdnn *1 Negtri rhildtfn
■nd Paint Co.
** 1hr
ihHdrtti i f f in fil* f
Campaign
Chairman
Howard
McNulty urg*'I -ill lun'ritiipHM t»» tlira t on n moiin,' fin! nr gait it r thrtr
a-ml in their c h rrk i «*r p lfilir * J. a**i ti ** ho*it*, ** *iit! 1*1it den. *" l h r i 1 1 c
Immediately t » liirh'.cr th* work «»f * rr*|*oii*ddf |or tht rut** »# art »ii ’
th* folleitnrf nho w I #urt makInc iheir c ilia n**t *re k . Plana
fo r, tha hou«*••«> hnu«* rant i«»
will t* nifcd* at an liitloctrinatuin
m atin g lo !•*■ h*ld Titraday niirlH
mi 'he horn* «»f Mr. and Mr*
Ralph A .Smith* 2t»2l Pari* A rr
fti|irr»nitatiYM from th# fol*
r illM U K G H , XrotlanJ
FPI —
lowing irrcanicalinn* will ru##i
\%.th Smith, who hradi r*Btt|*nU«il Nlurdrrrd (l-iiul-l tnrbn*. 21. n * .
mattiel tn ki, tni.ttrn ir * ir n lo in
•iilleitati'-n -Hoy Sr >i it a. J a y o r W m
tiiil ibr ->*uglu--n |i,-win fb,|><( tlirr.ll*
.Sc’fiut*
Red C r »
Salvation ilw tit thr nwm whrrr be will katig
Arm ). t'S fi. Mental llra lth , B um * in n w rri| (torn now
Hi *1*11*1 p ,,iimitor- tl,# goirrnr .f a rr J I n>fe»«i -ral Woman*
( lid r * ! I'ib, R1L* A u rilla i)* nirot jgirr-l I* il-r r#reip*»n* .n thr
lic it Mf*ri4 I t.. i. *t Pl<*.lon \||thaA ptiw xi.i * titU itb - tifi, lw»n and ,m,
#H ,it .,l wit! h *ir • Irg .l i itli,I
O ntfifi
Sr-witik |iw In ,.* it-i ptrrvdrt’i lm
T n R.riilnic
t« *ti*rt a* *
oVl< ck and those pu-irnl w ill, in tb. rnnii-ainnnii, irtiun.
turn, intlrii*’* Iheti re*t'*-'l'v
I-itl-f.' .'1 i n - . I J .n rtih ra il. »P *a
Yli I ran, t,»»4ie.( a wedding 1i..r-r
group- #• to ti-e rt.ii.ia .g n ;>!*'■
tP in I >
11ri|imal gcS rnutf Tur<‘l l l . I fieri
♦Fir 11an jiff minion for f hr rrrpmnni
Murderer Is Wed
To Mistress; To
Hang On Oct. 16
Earl Conley, 61,
DeBary, Succumbs
Earl S. fo n le * . at. DeBary.
died Thuriday morning at the
Semin- le Memorial IM p Ila l
Mr Conley came to D fllaty
l.-om 11 oorrvfield. N J , l i l t July
He « *• * retired emplnvee ef a
VA hopllal He w ai a m»m!-er o|
Ihe F> *co|>al Chuteh atul * lif#
memlw * ' in -- D k V .
Sut- mg am hi* wife, Mre
Nellie
-i!#>, l).R » ry iwn ilauj*
htrre. xi ti* f tilth fo n lry. D enary.
M n Vatlert- Yalako. Del Rio,
Texat; tn htuthera, G#)>rar t'-vp
ley. Set era I all* N X . Harry
Conley. Aate-ln-x, N* Y rntl Ihfee
giandrh Idreit
Funvttl *et*ice* will he hr Id »t
3 p o Saturtlay at Graml-.-*
Funero! Ilmr.e. the Rev
I*x tl
Shultr f the Rplacwpal • httrr.i.
Enlefpr .e, offiriattng lile rm .n t
w ill b. u tiaklaw n Memorial I'.’ .k
I’ allnrxrerl will be Fted Kam
merer. -X'illlam Ca'Iaban, Slanley
S Smilt and G Fred Smith,
F ilt e r s Down Plane
Negroes May Face
t*. )>r held at il»r pr-w-n
tin i in. |*. 1.,1-ti ,* tier. 1 m hang
(nt lh» mulilri nf e n-abi weirh-n*n
—
■ ------ ■
Mathis C. Adams
Dies In Hospital
M.*'hi*» C. dam* S r , ag, ilted at
Mnlhla- C Adam* S r..
died at
I |> to Thin filay after a ahofl
illnrwa.
Mr Adam* ha-t ltve.1 In San
( i -d I for Ihe pa*t
year* Ihirn
n Glrnwnod, G* . he w a* • n-etn
'w-t of the MeHlodiat f hurrh there
lie wa* * retired dairym an.
S-itviiliit. a ir five children. Mi*
It I t'urvl* and M i*. It S I I in■•■ti. Sanford; Ih T itci* Adam*,
l i.t m a n .G a ; Xtt* C . A IVmaH«<.n and XI t X-|am* J r . X' ton
ii
*0**11 gi andrhihlren and 17
gi< a! grat 1,'hllTtro.
F.in*ral ret* We* wilt le held
Sa' inlay a! I P ot at lit *• n
l u'-efal Home. Rev. Ferry I.
-•1-..# nf th* F ir*t
Cbrtttlan
Church will offtrufe Rurtal will
v . to llakla-in Memorial I'atk
tl. \ i. K t r i
|ialar.da at the time
i . r m . K r o ( k . Atv i c r t ) —
l n llril Trr*» Internallor.-I
On the polit!-al front the l ' . S
Gov. Orval E, Fatih, * alid today
1 A IR K I, Fhrmoaa -I 1*1 *—Four emSavay iaaued * «tatome:il tmlay
i .ui’ tin - l.t M IG . * in * -d a N* ».xyinc there had been n> m ajor, that the Nation*! A**n. fur the
In V
A td ian,rem e rt
rtia-igr in
i S. rF i*rr Fa
t a** policy.
pi.-ict. n
. of t%, loretl. i’, eonto
,
1l«o aid! t>an*|Hitt plat e lo*la> cha-tgc
h» * r I" pnw l** w hw la for
w hllr it -i it airil topping fp p ll'’ * N.xtt. r .l t . t apukriman tn «n*d ihe
“ udenla In LitI - Q urjttn l*l*nd. the IVIen*o ........................... ere km ertc*'* ftr*l . N r*’ rn h‘ =h
He Rock.
Mini!) i ) atipmu,cm! The ittpidv Hue of d rfrio r In thr Pacific.
There at# nn pre»ent plant t*
Ihe cinhaitv italrm enl ttat liplai-e t r o k l^t-drd -*P ll'S *}.•'"
tt-cd *luittl) allcr three o f Nation- e*labti»h Negro *choola In i cam*
n t.)
It i t dm
m k ; httack alut X'hina'a lai.*-*t newapapen paign by a f)irporation of wbito
ag jln *| iu .lt p plane* In Ihter altackeil prn|v*al. f->r demilitar citiren* to ir l up n *yatem of
week* nf parat'huie operaltor t H o ; the off «h.ue lalanda. O n#»prlv«‘ * *rhooli in private elan. |hr Comm *ni*t i*kr<l if the Fitted State* would room* with rontrlbutrd fundi,
withdraw it* f.itce* fm m A!»»ka
Fauhui, In a newa conference In*
blorkad
Kailh Pricing rcjm itrd an afr- ttuml t a *lm i1ai iltnation ariie In , | a >, laid he ia auppurting tha
• • • — Lm w*plan a.-rf—;; w ill i-icceed.
lai Uatil* tn#r (Juniix*y hut llrar thr"b*1nitg Strait
The Itatemert ii*.ied aeparatety, . n „
i : ho,d Idea w!tl
Ailtn t in It n t r t t r m r ? W h u ll) dc*
n lfll th r rrpof! and Haiti
Na- (•X the emha>tx ami hy Foreign vttcte*; became
thu’tunda of
!inn«»4*f n >h?«*j* i • w * if iiiT r th# M lnutry !pnke»man Mang Y'i tertg yeMur* w ill donate from It tin up
were ileilgnrtl to allay fear* of if the frderal government eon• * another Munich in the Form-na ilnue* tn bar the itudenla fiom
S-.ralt—g b a r|f* made earlier hy ichool," he K id .
' official Nattxnahit nrwtpaper*.
He laid It ii a "fal*e premDe"
Th# emhaity al*n confirmed
to think that a challenge of hl(
th.vr Amha**id-ir Exerett Itrum- xehoid rim ing law. which a lawyer
tglil hot relayed to the govern prupoied !•» take to ihe State Sti*
ment a italrm m t hy Secretary of
preme Court, !* Inierh!»d to g lv i
State John Fewer D ullr* affirm him a geareful way lo rtopen
ing (hat the Fulled State* would
the achotd*.
not how *o Communlat force In
Ne Surrender Flaw
•hr F’ay F.a*t.
••That ia a falie preml*#." k *
• aid " H u t law w ai not deilgned
lo give me a way to aurrender."
A reporter a*k-*l xvhat he’d do
if the court! kilt the U w , leaving
him without legal authority to
keep the ichooli doled.
" I .r t ' i wait and *ee how tht
( ’)llt'A G O i F I ’ l i — A lublirhatt Supreme Court n ile i," Faubua
Skokie fireman eollapted with n ld .
Itl» f when he antwered a fite
Faubu* iald he th lnkl p r in t *
alarm at hi* own hnm# and foun<l achooli ar# practical becauae I I
lilt wife and (wo j ming anna were per cent of all atudenta In tba Uuln trh trd C . ru m m lo T
kilted.
led S ta '.a
t*i them
Skokie C li.e I h i r f William C.
"We dim*i tMi.k the court baa
G riffin iai-1 Ml* M arilyn llughei.
the au 'liu .liy to (a y How %• w ill
» , died while trying to reicue
u ic »tal» hm di," he »ald. "But If
Hie children Her ion. Ronald, 3.
they aiaume that authority, w*
wav found rrallied In her arm l.
will have to fnregu the uie of
Another »nn, Robert, fl month*,
xtatr
fundi and
u*e
private
wa* fuiind in a bedroom erih
Tim Sanfi-td I!, taI ■ flu b Mun
AH Ihtee apparently wete over-11fu n d i."
*1t*y wilt le ho.I to lit Itli liaid f com# hjr tmoke in Ih fif
<-'.«<• f fM)r apartment
« i»m rrinr, C»%#rno of |>i-tr . t 61HJ
of R,>t* r> International
)|c r Hu.bxnd. W illiam . 23. mdc
T I - . . Ih- nnn- l ..ft „! i l . l t 4 h„ ,t , , n,| , „ | , , r r , n )- ;
Fireman Collapses;
It Was His Family
U.
Rotary Will Hear
District Governor
t
• # di*.. ut g..t-inr-c Dt film
Heaven Offers No
i Short Cuts-Graham
fl(r am | tflrn „ ; r ,| (rantlcg ||, t„
'
•’
■*' etilerr-1 thr apatltnrnt from a !•*»■
I h ,,, w e l l y m e tin g and will ,>.ir t b „ „ the ircond floor He w
-.-nf.r witti I. F U rnutit. pn‘*l- ,ltt, , n i,# (i h) lm i)kr , ni) name*
dent, and Dr li. XX Ituprechl. | Wt)rn l n, „ rmw, of lh^ | r„ e , , y.
club i c r n ’ i r ) , *i‘irini* hi* \t«it.
Ilugltr* r-.llunetl and w ai tieelrd
Mr
ri^ prfictirr« infill
al a hoaplial
Hwr in Of*a1* anil 11 a mem her
Mr* Hughe* called the flic Na
and pa*t prr*i-leiit of the Heal*
* lull, fltirn In V itv lt n ie t, Ky , he tion over a tpecial atarm tele
“ '»• grailuatnl from
Kentucky phone from Ihe home to the flr»
XX-.ley an l ‘n<»er*ltv a*wf rrc rlv H department. Th* mother *l*rted
hl« doctor nf nirrlli-um degree from to give h rr addtee* and then
' ''
H pkitt* Medical School, ahniited;
"W illie Hughe*’ h-m-e! Willie
flnlllmoro
Hr i* i. former .Major of tlrola Hughe** home!"
n-e eouple'a luny nlher fhihlren.
and a veteran of th# Arm ) Air
| Corj*» in World W ar It , having Jartiuellne. *. and David. •, were
In ivhnnl al Ihe llm r.
»er*«wl a* a colonel.
A* .11*t r i-1 g'lXrtnor, Dr Cum_
f.tl-11* I* (X f
ll* .id n f 47
Ih ililt e
Club* hi tin . n tlo n nf Fl-vri-'a.
I tie .tlutiil*, meeling wi'l te.
held at the f lu c t enter
"axmir Train Hide
c
(D P I)—
CH ARI O T T I. v
|'i,a g e llti Hilly tit ahem Inld a
tmith night" an lienee here Vnunilay
that reel* ran be no "*ho,t cult* to
hrtien.
Aiming bit lermnn at the teenager*
whn mede np the bulk nf tht mete then
I I .eon ptreont eliending the *tr*ice,
G tihtm *rre*i< I -het »i,eve*e In eny
tieb| t* the remit ef herd work and
•artIDee,
"You rinnot hit two hornt rue* h
• hell gem* like Mickey Merrle did
tmli r i*irh-mt paying a tertihe price
in training en-l enndilinning Ju*t i t
n t n« >hart rut* to *urve**.
\ ” ""
r* :e»*
•*
more into th* kingdom nt belied,"
lir ihim **id
' You tell me how much tour rail,
gion foil ind ITI tell vou haw m-.h
n . Mitrrh For li’* woith etaclly what
it co*t,'*
"•"*
STAM FO RD, Conn __4l TIMI X p**eenger «>n a train fr -it Ro*
!->n to New Y’ otk i* charged a
five per cenl meal ta t if hr pay!
hi* dining car blit In X lu a rh u *c!ta, a thire )>ei cent aal-* lax
if he * In Hhotte Ivland *>r t nonceFhe niergow eudienr* inrluded
llctrt. n-'thtng at all In Wealehn*
ter County. N Y , oRu three per J ton perton* who tim e her* In I)
•penal h- re fmm Kanoipollit N. C.
SI* Stanford reta-t
'urnlit-ee #nt in New Y’oik City,
• lure* will rem iin open tonight
tint I 0 oVIork, --le -if the f r-l ntflo at aete i.f the newly-nrpenl'ed
Retai' Furnitui# I'e ale rt *••<*# *
lion.
Fuenltuio dealere plan an edu.
rational campaign, k. v lo the
thtnie. " I f * S m a .l lo Shop Fan-I
font F’i r * l " Furn iture dealer*
• *>d lha a**nctali'.ri doe* n t ptau
in m y "*en*a!i)mal enllremen'e" |
NEW YO RK ( L T D - Ftm * dr
" I dig you. m an," ram# tha
in It* rampaign
tretixea clad In ihe real cool reply, and the detectlxe* were ad
Instead, a**-wlatlnn
member
h a i# “ *-ilgi-l *-i -|v e 1J ill i *lue. rtnlhra nf very htp ln-p-ti-r* f -un.l mitted lo a lavlthly furnlxhcd
deal fa irly and provide r >*d aar- a X*inr aoakeil m *ri)uana tree •ultr in which almut 30 peraon!
giowtnf in llatlem .
weie. they laid, "m illing ah u ll,"
i r r u •turner*."
Tli# &• n lfia lf County
i*1 nf jramblinf in th# IS at* f»f f t -ii
Th* "tree "— a atalk nf marl
The m atijiixe* tree, pr-llca eild,
A**oc,atinn rnrrilhrr* • i-I the
)f»trvf!a> went nn rr da
U+rtted film t I* deal-red t„ ■e,, Juan* *1* feet (a ll—w*» the cen- wa* larked In |Tir celling. Hi roell
vortl In favt.r of Irgialltfnn In pie
Mtnlilera ala# end-racd a pro vide "to-tier hualne** and a better ter of attraction at a party that In a huge v*»e nf red wine on the
xenl nitclitera from being lorcrd po*at In *ntar;e parking facility#* community.” They added that l.i*> wat elriclly out of nowhere
(able. The beol of bongo drum!
tn glx* leatlmony atmul privllrim f arnind Ihe rllv park. twlwerin| ram paign will allempt In aeryualnt
N verlhelen, th* detective! man blended with muted plunk* from
t umn in ic i’.ion*.
f urih and Filth. Thie would pro thi* area with the n any eerv.ro- aged tn a rrrit a former night a hai* viol at ihe detective! made
Th# r-iup ret|u*-lrd the Aem! * i -te* parklrg ipare for the putdir offered by local atorea
- lib atrlpper and t**n men.
a cool aurvey of the party.
ee'e v ->ly legi*latne ilrlegalii-n libeary and leveral ehurthei In
Detectlvea Je rry
Valente, Al
"Keep It eon!, man. keep It
tit-ei e*ch F'rltqv nigh* onlll 9
lo "do . erything po ilih lc" t* ie» lh *l Irna.
w ill H# Retry, f urnitu e Center, frrd Spinma and Edward Egan encl.’* the deteeUxea told the par
that a >* it patted in Florida •
donned cl.ithee hefliting true *’hep tying people They l i t about ind
XXairen E Kcow lra. rily m»* Xlatiirr, Echo)*, Sanford Fund
"a llu re ui of thi* protection “
c a '!-' when lh*y went to invettl- tried to lw k hep until T e rl Renee,
lure
and
XYiUon-Maler
Tu
gne
Lrule r preaeni taw a. m-ri <rr* agrr. wa* aikrd In pretrnl this tle ik * comparable time off, l i f e je't? the f . ’ al the Hotel White- a onetime etnpper, plucked a leaf
prop--**!
lo
the
C
ily
Cornmnihm
c ln he rompelled to leitlfy |h.»ut
from the "tree" era allegedly
t la t t i w ill rloia at noon XXe-'ne*- |h r ll Tnurada/.
for ronliaeration.
matter! dlicui*e<l in confidence
They pouruled on tli# door of a rxvt'ed it into a -rtfarette.
lay.
The group recommended that all
In other acUuna at lia T h u rifa*
i t * ro i.n lane on the 12th floor.
Boat Dorton. Ut. deacribed aa t
mtcling, the aiaoelaiion art ’.he local rhurthri participate in Uni
Y reephnle opened and a xoice poet who one* wrote a poem eaDUnion Thankigiving Day aerxic" • ertial Bihla Week, lo aiait Dec.
N EW YO R K ( L T D
"be Ml*. «*ked, "Whal da ymi want, man?" ed ” t F ly With tbt Help of t
for Nov 27 at th* F’irit .fethodl.t T.
Nobody Rat l ’a Cal*
L e a f,” *l»o rolled a cigarfetta
wMU* en llrave* nowr " le I I tn ft
Church. Speaker at the 9 Jh a tn.
fir Newton Who , rrpioienta fa v u rltri to e;n live World de-let
Valente, who had orought along from a ’eaf, police laid.
•ervice will be 14. YAilliatn Fuller.• | tr
tha o
American
Bible
The policemen had enough. They
•• e
* of
..........*
i.ieiii.nn u
w c Society ana
and 4H IO
to !l pick* to rompieit
eomplata a trombone to look m art the part,
Naval A ir Statio-i chaplain
wa* a vliltor at th* meeting. The four-game *wt*p over the Naw told tha voice: "We’ ra Ju it a cou announced It was a raid and ar*
Gov. 1<Re>) C nlllnl wa* com- H#v, Donald Gravt nm eir, pattor j York Y’anVeee.
F’ or Satuedoy’* ple of rata lookin’ for that atuff reded Milt Renee, Dcrton and
mem ed "for thi atand he haa laken - f Flneereat Raptiit Church, be third g»rnr the Y’ ankee* are fay. that grow* on that tree that Jamln Dillard, tl. who tented tba
ia opp-ii.ii an, further ea(«n*i«P came a new member.
jored nt 7 to &,
m akei m uilcliaa play better.’*
aport meat.
Furniture Stores
VGII Remain Open
Until 9 Tonight
Cops Become 'Cool Cats,'
'Hep' To Marijuana Tree
Ministers Want
Law On Privilege
•Series Odds Hinker
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F IR S T F R E S H T m iA - T
F IR S T M ETHODIST CHURCH
r n r r - T H R i^ n A M n n iR c r f
CHURCH
"Where Vera Are Meter a
T . 1 . O'Steee, Mlalatee
Stranger B at O w rf"
DEBARA CIVIC C E N T E R
MU* Mary Margarrt Hawk, D .C .E .
14*7 laeferd Aveaue
A ll C h u rth N o tices m u st I * presented a t T h # H erald
Morning Werahip
I# a. m.
"A Friendly Charth la
Perry U *4anw, Mistater
office by 10 a.tn. on the d a y before publication.
Communion Service Rtv. A. C.
t Frleadly Ctly"
Sun. School, M l a- m. A " ft
Summ on •(Relating
quarter tpena Adult claiara ba I :o A 11:00 a. m.
sin e atudy of the life of Jcaui Sermon: “ P u ll up a Chair"
Prelude
"ParedD ulo', (Duboia)
> 43 1 . m. Church School
Chi id.
Anthem
(Solo)
M ill Janet Smith
Claiara for ell egra
World Bide Communion Sunday
Poatlude "Allegro Magaltoaa"
_
I p. m M Y F Supper
at Utr It o'clock act vice. The or
(Menddaaohn)
•
der of worihlp will be inverted, >:30 p. m . M. Y . T . Meeting
asbimblt o f « o o church IWB SANPORD CO.NGREOATION L A K E MART CHURCH OP THE
Tha dedication of the Baldwin Or
with Communion follow ins tu 7:50 j . m.
t
f
Jrbevah
a
Witteeaet
Utk St. ■>< Laarel Ate.
N A Z A B IN R
gan. givan In loving memory tf
The
Rev.
Jra»C
Wg|l*r
«
U|
pragrh
pastor'* maditalien un "WortMI U I B eat I at. RL
I A B E M ART
B et. B. M. J u t
Quarterly Conference Immedi
Dr U u la a M H u rra ll-D r. U«rm u te Parteon" (1 Cor. II FI).
t e a * * B ra w l
• ;«
i s (SuuJar I p m Welchlamer Hudy
ately following.
B. I . brtw dy, S l'ia r
Orgsn prelude—"Chepcl thought*"
retta K . Scgtr.
Weeneaday 7:30 pm Oaa|re|t*lew
loraiBJ Worihlp
It •
10 1 m Sunday Schwa), Mra. Wm.
1 St. <jhn). Offertory—"Slmp’i Special Muaic far Sunday Morning
Dgdicatiun af Communion aSt,
Bible
atudy
( m e e la u t s m | ( *
t .a ■*
W
ELCOME
I
M
aarvlca—
city** 1 Overholt». kp ccfil muair.
MlUhcaa. Sgpt.
givan
by frtanda and formar pa*
Anthem—
O
Dtvle*
Re^ramtr—
r n j u gad I d l i l a i f Wa4a*» Pndap t:«0 pin. Miaiaop MAael 11 1 * Morning werahip. Paaier
hundiy will hw Uadi.alien rta> fur Off *trfft parking aouth of the
P n d ir 0.10 p.m. Bcrvtre me*Sat
d ir at f:M p » .
Gounod
lirn t* ef Dr. Ilu r rtll, In her mem
efficeri. liaahara -and laadail In aar.ctuaiy. Nurierv factlitlra in tbi
in Cbartt.
T IIE UNTTED l.l H ir e »V
•Caaet to Worihlp. go <« rorva."
The Senior Chuit—Stfalat—Sui«ur Sunday S.hoel and Tiaiaiag rducition building.
ory.
7:IS p. m Young Proplra' Meet
CHURCH
annr JoRra
Uawn eriantiailorii All Suwlay
Ing. Colleen Slat'hcw 1, Praei
Frank Woodruff, organlit.
PONTKB C R 4 P K L
R
v
ta
lll
moment
«f
atudy,
war
P \NFORIt K IIR l.il' CU'H
U'keeJ olifrera will he irre|r4*cit
m m hup in
church
d*n»,
ahip end reerration for live a|« II O'clock lervlco
K*y. Eretat lAtltck Jr, T#»W I p m- Pcciiwy S a y ice, Paimr in
at the I 41 and II no A. M. a m - j
Anlhrm—B r Tlwu near me, I^iitJ UNITY CENT E |t OP SANFURtV
groupa, I JO p. m. la their atudy
1 iraa Training Union worker* will
— Alorgan
The Unity Center of Pinford aa>
lav. 0 eeeia p . C*ri«ww, Minister Sarvicav recn RgniUy at It 00
C h in e
peri
4
ilulla
ir
r
U
k
l
r
|
a
Da4«rMra Aiuter la rk iry a el the
he rerogaiitd at the aviniag ifrvTha Chnnrcl Choir
I ?. a.. Wednatdiy. Mid week
i tf a p . luadgf Schatf
neuncea
il'a new location for Sun
ahln
train.ng
ceurte.
The
wnraiiy
Nuraory
ire Every worker In thaaa two
0:00 a.m. Worship Serv'ta
l'ra*rr aervice.
Bloml"
Mr. Mrlnnli ei|an|iatleni ar * uigad to be period at 7:10 will be conducted G R A C E METUtlHIDT CHURCH day Service* which w ill U he’d
Cutter
after
r
ic
h
Scrvke
I M p m. Worpalp SertUa
I i> n Pint W'eJneauay Niekt la
at '.hr Woman'* 'la b , «»»V A v e .
by tan ChriltllR Youth EelUwihlp
iM eclieg Ie I’lne.rrat
Sacra mint of tire Lo-d'l Sjpprr
W> welcome all frirmia who w ih
prevent.
lll- ’ ionery Mcctlpg j l r , W'. p.
at 11 A . M. oa-h Sunday. T n *
Haptitl (h iirik l
{ Nuraerlea (u, children undtr
The public II Invited. A apeciil
to worahip with ut.
• a u u n i s m r b a p t is t
Burke, I'raiid m '.
vermon topic for Sunday Oct. 1
F i l a r BAPTIST i I I I lltll
church
eclcent* ia eatciidrvl tu ncwcomar,. He*. W. Themai Pariena Jr.
| three, end three to * i*, every Suem i k h thi» kundey
The ydblly 11 ln»it«d ta worikiy
Baiter vatu be -Tha Kirn Day t f The
day metaing during the Wwahip
D EB A R Y
E i it n th SC 41 Park Ate
Mary fami ira. lourieti. weekend j
"The Mat trueKwa'
with ua a* a|i m eetni*.
W rek." Minlatar R *v . JetepsiQt
hour
a.
I
l
l
A
M
arri
tt
«v
A
M
L'PtvAI.%
C
U
M
M
IM
T
T
Rev,
Hukurt
Thumia
Paatey
Sunday
Svhee!
Mwrmnr
Werahip
auaata,
and
any
eihara
wha
daiui
TM aad pf >•«» M irth
H Stuckle.
s on P, M— Senior High Krlio* Woraklp aervice
PR M B Y T E R M ( H l ' R n i
I • a. m
Per • frteadlp Chunk
U a. m a p'ace of woiahip.
HOI.Y CROAK EPISC O PA L
ahip
aermtn 'None Oihei fJva'k lu
PnU
B T ric e
The public I* cordially in vitr-l^
W. M IS a t. and ,V f» I p u la Rd
Sermon
"Wnen Comfort Come*"
CHU RCH
f i r s t i i v p i s r n i t K tit o r
V P tit n iifta a e tle m J A »«P«r- Ha* John I'il'ry pan- r
( •r, Path A te. a 4th B>.
..30 P. M tVEM.NO WORSHIP Hlm aair
M K E M ARY
(ito r jc I'rioM Sunday Bcheel >upt R»». John W. Thwmaa.
U te ale at
Rector
’ Sermon—' Jtaua Chrial It l>.rd" Vnihrir ’ klotc Lot Te Tnrt () Lurday S u -ui * to a iu
th rill ’ >Spra’v' 1
1.00 a m.
h al f Eueharut Mr. Mclnitll
Linday Bible Bcheol
10a m. Vrv. Hubia Juntm trlin P ian in
PoatluRf ' Mar-" ftf |>.f Pilgnm* Mo.-ting R ." ‘h*w (I ;..ra
>11 a m.
Pam t'y Seru.e
fre tch n g
M
• * •Mra. Nancy Skalten A ilia u n t
r . j i n i ; Lnldh
f . U p. ra
T IIE UNITED 1 HCRCII
(SUfktfi)
end Church School
lP'.t la btudv
1
Pm. P lin ia t
Event?: V'.oribip ■3d pro
n
r
CHRIST
Mra
Prank
b
t.tL^
r.1
.
.ryanivt
Woithip
aervice
•
a.
m
Sunday
II
a
m.
Morning
Prayer
end
Ir t n f r ’. 'it if Preaching 7:43 p m
Priver MeeHi.g v'.’e-i I W g n
(Congregational 1
f r j t f Meeting (W ad.) 7-*7 pm- Church ichool 10 »• m Sunday
Beamon
1 OMMl S H Y Ml fll'MHhl
Young Pcjple'a Meeting— t:V* p
Park
Av*.
at
l!lb
SI.
' Thare la a place fur >iu ie
VfI>
rp P re m illre lil
I HI lit tl
Kervkra th ro e |b the o re k :
m.
J. HTnard Root, Vlinirtrr
vlait, wurahip or work with our
Vw Ate Welcome
D
EB A R Y
Tutiday and Thuraday • Haly
Mtpdly Cvautig Cervtca t IV p n
f r r d Envmingcr, AiMiciate
part of eur llcavauly k a u a ii
Communion • T M 0 m
C E N T S A L B a C T IflT C W 'IC H
p n to r Women'i It iaator. ary Servile UaH
Church tichool
9:41 a. m. R et. Wilfred Aldridge
fam ily."
W rtloradiy • Hoig Coptmunion
B«r. J. W. Fa ih a p , Pi»»*r
lag Wedneiday Evening.
> V* a m
Mufr.mg Wofthip
i t a.m.Suutl}' B. bioi
P A D M WAM M A N
• 10 a m.
Muinieg W.uahlp
I I a m.
t e . fewteeath *L 0»> At*
M LTUO D ISI CHURCH
Saturday • Sacrament of Pen
a l l s a iv t s
t iu iil bpm ler itev. L* J. 1'rn.iarle r t* r SeMal f :•» § .« .
( MUee Weal pu Bi W
EPISC O PA L ( l l t ' R d l
a tea • S4 pmUonuei Worihlp Sem e* U ;ee >. kuediy tt boui
g ra n . DD. Orlando
Tear Prayer Ter
li t f 1 m
EuterpriM
The Dec
Prelude
“ A dasio" (Gullmanti
Morning WarUiO
ll:* J am
«•
TUB • A L f » TTUN a r m y
Re*. Paul hbulta, YUkar
Call FA 2-J2JI
1Anthem " In Sweet Communion"
Trailing Unlaa • : « PM
Wealeyoo Youth
l;U p m
Jl l Baal Beroad BMael
hrrvicai n t h H.aday
Lutkaraa ( hurch wf The
ilna Worth Ip I a-a,
_
Rvealng Werahip
?:M p m
(llopkina)
Meetlugi
Holy Commuoien
I 1 .m.
i n i i i P re r tt Mf'Mng • f
llrd eemrr
Corner L'ntl anti Dint Avtnup
Wadweidet Prayer Meattng T:M Baadap
pciHude
‘
l
l
aich
(Mcndrlrauhoi
Morning prayer and aervice > 30
MC « n i b « i
it t
p ta.
MT»."
Adflaine
('onto,
«>
rgerT;?
I
huutay Srkna!
10.dr aw
a. m
fe thte
--------------------- ---- Everyewr WaUuuie
tfehaait Maaitag
1I:M ami (Holy comm inlon frr*t_ Sunday of
Hav CgfU W. haatfci
Open Air (S u ta l Meeting) l:)>
TH E R EV IV A L
each month a tX 3 o a. m.
u*UMcm np r.iin
pm.
TA B ER N A C LE
V.P.L.
to n pm
He 1 . Joel P. B. aa. Bailee
lllb A rWate Ate.
Prcavh Ate. toe Tlad BL
haltiKoa MattlBJ
7 *o »m.
B et. L . P . T e tle r .
Tvaaday
Sunday School l : l f am.
lender School
10 • #
i.ao P-m
Etaagalutta Sortiaa f:M pm. Carp Cedato
Heralaf Worihlp
U •
f.M Pm
MU Waek Service IMeaday f :3) B u d p r n m #
Rvealrg E s n i e U u e Sen lie » U
badma Horn* Lea«ao
1:Jo pmTharadai
Jrrehlp E m lc e i:
A BEN RERA HATUODUT
Prayar ilM tia f
f ill P »
Fu aid iy tad Thuraday 7 iU pm.
CHURCH
CUrae R/igkU
p tB r r C R tra m o p c h b m t
Opea-Air (ItrOBt Mh UB|I l:M
(The Church with e Olevlag
fC lEN T IST
P-m.
Heart)
aaa I teceed i t
Her.
Cbarlea
K.
Bnrwu
P
a
au
r
HEAT SID R tfUBIONARV
Bandit la ttice
M
Sunday School to a.m. Cltlleid
B A PTIST CHURCH
Bandit Rwtfol
H ‘“
P lita r Wm L Siepahai
Wrdeeidrt Kvtniag Miattwgi l : » K . Johnaan, auparlniaadaeL
Preaching Sem e* I I a m
"WEIAIOM Ah YOU"
Praytr meeting, Wcdneaday, T:M Aiawciita R. ft. Crtlglaw
Readies Boom »K*tid m fW tr
hundlf Irhotf
|B a ■
p-m
e( rbufth lu lld iaf o w i «a p iWe
Uontiag Worihlp
Ua .m.
Itso to 4tM p m. Tuodet aad
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Rlhlo atudy
7 p m
flwradrr*
, . .
2nd M aad Elm Ata.
Earning Servian
V:S0 p. m
Ar cordial Invitation (i tstandtd
Ralph Brewer J r . Evaag«U*4
Hid week Borvice Wedaeaday
ta all t» KDnd oar aenrlcti end
SU N D A Y:
liJO p m
use the Heading Iteom.
Bible School
19 a, aa. "A (iQINO OtfUBCH TOM
IT . I.UIBH fcimiBIAN
Morning worship
I t *• m. A COMINO L O R D la tlaita CNoa? Otlmla)
Evening worship
7:So p. ,n. COME AND S E E T H E R E
* %
Bat. StapAev « . Tatar.
TU ESD AY
IS A REASON.
M aralni W o n S e I *
•».
Hibv Study all agea
7 30 p. m.
H A S T BAPTTSe CULT 111)
Bed 10 Ultiion praadriit •* • * W ED N ES D A Y :
O V IED O
, m. o ttr W ORE ITV» %c)
Bible Study all e g ri
7:43 p. na
Ret. Jack T. Bryael, Paalur
fender school 0:00 ».ro - for alt
F IR A T B A fT W l CHURCH
S indep loheul
P;«l a m
'• ie group*
O F U E N LV A
Moraiag W'erahtp
II am
( i r ii t i s n D at School - Woodi; Ja ck U B latant
Patlar Training Union
1:11 pm.
through Friday 1:00 a nr - (AD tmnuuy School
t l 1, m Rttnlag Servica
7 pm
atementary gradei
•!” k,nd,r Darning liervica
U
t . m.
Wednaaday
Prayar Benlca 7:M
gertan)
Training Union
lif e
Pp.«m.
CWRCtf UP 1 M W C«IU»T
Evaniog Wurahi)
7.JO p. in.
T R E E METHQHUtT CHURCH
o r u t t b b p Mr m i n i *
Wadaeaday Prayer Scrvlrca T i l l p.
Laaral A te. at «(h Bi.
I . 0 . Brweia - Breach President m.
Paitur ntv. Ira E . H odman Jr.
g w Har,
lA N P O H O B A V EN T H DAY
Sunday Sihoel
I B i m
Sunday tfhool
*• • *
A O V B N TI01 CIIURCH
Morning Werahip
in :(t a m.
Bacrammt Meattaf
lea e alh R L a*4 Elm Aar.
r. M Y .
I p
aw
Wednre lay Primary Mrttlrg at
Paatur
A. C. MeL'Iur Evening Wuiahip
7:30 p m
Behhaib Bcheel
Saturday Mu’xlay Y. M. Y. rrrnation at
BLD K ll SPHINOB B A P lt lT
v:30 a.m .
CHURCH
church at 7 p m.
t U » r Sprlele
Rfarehlp Haryue
t l am Tutiday )'. M. Y. prayer end Bihla
•
Joe Datfhltt. Paitor
Preyer Meeting
Wednaaday
•tudy at 7:10 p. m.
felt Deolr^Aaada
dthoal lapt. 7 ilt) p m .
Wednaaday pcaytr and Bible atudy
It T:M p. m
Mr* Troy B h im e e C ARA HQ.VBQE B A P T U T
Trataiag Ualaa Wrettet
C'emmanlly Pceahytrilaa Church
CHURCH
tf U h r Mary
Sunday lehaol
H -' ! * •
^ •W a kiii *\
P illa r. U. q. Uluwu
John W. Plllry, Mlnialrr ttlepheae
Heraiaa Wacahlp
H
A
Church
With
A
En
asd
ly
WolTrilm n i tTlllon
• i l l & ii*
VA l-ioaa
IS #
f n f ir f
fr r o lf
Church Notices
*
U
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F IR S T P R ES B Y T ER IA N
C H U lO d
Sanford, Florida
O lh Avenee and Third B(rew|
R et. A. Ci. Milan)*. M|tf«ur
Mr*. Orwrga Tetfiy, Mltfiter tf
Muair
Mlat Ratharln# Brown, |y. C. E.
I 41 A. M. MUR.VINti WORhillP
Solo
Mr. Dick Allan
Cwmmuiuen Meditation—• The
P.rokrn Body And The Shed
Blood"
Rrv. Mciani*
Sacrament tf the Lord a Supper
• O A. M -Church Seheel
If LB A. M -Sraaloa mrrta ler
! prayar In in* hoaaion Roam
I I I * A. M. MOHNIVO WORSHIP
Solo
Mr. Dtck Aiken
Aatkcpr- "The I^ortf • Prayer *
( har.. cl t’hwir
t e nnrinWr Vl.v,i|al op—’ Ttie
Rrekcn Body end The |anod
F IR S T B A PTIST C ia iC H
11> Park A venae
henford. Ile iid l
(A Southern ItapilM Ihenhl
H'. F . Bratfva, Jr,
Fiitur
F. I . Pltf**
Aiaoelale Patfer
Mr*. Guy Bivhop
Dir. of Mt*ic
H ri. K a n in Milam
OrcanlK
Uotoiag Worihlp
1 43 A M.
Sunday School
> 41 A. M
Merelag Werahip
II uu A M.
Training Union
1:11 P. >1Evtnini Worihlp
! W P M.
Wadreiday AervDo
1:10 P- M
iSurvary for oil a m Deal
I a rtf. nf: far hard tf kaarlegl
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Gospel Meeting
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Evangelist — .V*rt Brown
7s45 p. m, nightly
SUNDAY OCT. 5—SATUIiDAY OCT. 11
Church of Christ
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Wedeeedayi
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V A U U CHUBQt OP r f e ll lT
U rd 'a D a n Bible ktudy a . to a m.
Werahip MytU#
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V.ttnina Stivice
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Paoer
Bundat Sttiuoi 10 am.
Maratae Kerthip le n lc e I* am
I I I B Al.1.4 tM .lt (H D H ill
CbrttUaa A Mtteieear> Alllaaca
Park Ate. A IHh St.
Paitor: lift. Datld fc Ctrneia
Sunday Relate)
l : t f p. tu.
Iterate.^ Werahip ,
10;40 a. m.
E v rn h * Service
T:45 p . m.
A. V. P. -n Vmith Service C JO
p m.
Mid-W.ek S srtk t - W#4 I p . m.
'■A friaedlt church for
tho whole faraltt"
P O K C R E IT BAPTIST
n t U R t ll
(Affiliated With the Southern Itap
UK Convention)
i l l Weal npore B«ad
Byt, Donald (Irtw n au lr, Paitur
Hiuh Patrick, Handay Rthool S mpI.
Mr*. J. Kv Andrew a, Tra|nln|
VttoM Director
Sunday School
9 (J a m.
MurnJns Worihlp
tl e. m.
Tralnm* Union
»U
Rtenine Woraklp
Wednesday Kvcninj Prayrr Senlea
I'.H p. m,
Kuratry provided for a’l aco lrci
H UACBBBT BAPTIBT
ABNBVA
CHVBOI
Palter
Caarlai w. Kami) Jr.
Saadat morning am latai
JO a.m. Sunday School
U a u Mormaa WonOip
Sunday ateaiaa am teoei
J i l l p is . TralaU e Uaiea
1iW p m. Etraiag WariUp
Wadaaaday T:19 p.m. Prayer meet-
Mra. J. M. Thoiwpaee, Orfanlat
W. I . Ilatmen, Hirer ter ef MuaU.
Mra. II. M. t'oehrae. Sunday Rrhoul
Kuperlnlendeal
Sunday Service*
Sunday Schoul to a. in.
M«rnie| Werahip l | a. m
Junior lllm Wratmlnilrr Kfllow•hip (I. 7, K grt'lra) I ’M Mra. L
E. Hubert*, advilur
Senior High W'e«tmlnliter I'cllon
Ihip illh grade through hlgtt
irlwuil 1 7:10. Hill lank adviaor
Junior Choir Practice Tuaula)
4 I) M u. Patrick McCarthy,
diitvtor and Mra. J. M ThompA U . S O l'I.S C A T H O LIC ( IIURCU
inn. eigamat
Oak Ave, I t Pth Hu
hmtor Chair Practice I'tiday B let
B a t. Richard lowpa, P u u r
p. m
Sunday Maeaaa
7.00 a. m . 1:30, 10:00, and 11.30
FIRAT B A P T IS T CHURCH
Weekly M iu e i
U F LUNGWOOD
Dally at | ; l t a. ip.
Corner Church a t f Grant Va.
RfV. C. I . F itc h , paaier
L U T H E R A N CHURCH OP T H E
RED EEM ER
t .U g. m,
Sunday School
I V IT . U th Plate, PA M U I
II a. m.
Morning Waratup
Rev. Herbert W. (iotrea, Paaier. 4:43 p. m
Training Untun
P R A Y E R POR T H E DAT - PA 7:43 p. m
Evening Worihlp
Wrdnrtday evening preyar meat
M 72I
Sunday School Each Sunday 1:11 ing 7:43 p. ra.
CONGREGATION A I. CHRISTIAN
a. m.
CHURCH
Adult B)ble Claia Each Sunday
B its a. m.
Park AvrhH* al )Dh «lr*et
J. Ilrrearii Ifotf, Minlaler
Worihlp Service Each Sunday
Fred Leim lw ier. At*w«itr
11:41 a. m,
* 41 A M.
- I1 IIS Is THU t .lP E " -• WDRO UiUle Sahpel
Morning Wurahip
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Each
Sunday
p.m
Snmen: "TH O SE WHO A R E
IJ.lO p. m.
•THE L U T H E R A N HOUR" l-O b T
WIOD IMO AC Each Sunday World Wide Communion Sunday:
COME AND WE W ILL Dl) T H E E
1 p. m.
•OOD.
Wattbcr Laagua P in t hungay
FIRST FRNTF.OOBTAI. CHURCH
Each Month d.30 p, m.
O F LONG WOOD
Sunday Reheat Teathcre M ail
E . Rath Croat, F ille r
E v e ry Other Menday 7:ie y. m
Beard e f Dearcn* P in t Weduta"Coaae Lai Ua Worihlp Tha Lerd
day E ach Meath I p, tw.
Tagrthar"
B ualaria Meeting E lra t Thuradiy Sunday Bchwi
t* a aa.
Each Month • p. pi.
Mamlag Warahlp
I I a. m.
L a d lti Aid Thliw Thuraday Each Sunday Night BvaagaliitU Btrvlta
Month 7:3o p. m.
1:13 p. m
Uea'e Club Paurlh Thuraday Kath Tuatfay evening P ra ja r Mealing
Month t.JO p. an.
l i l l p . aa.
Three niUet weal «.( Saufard eB
firat 1tract, then right el Maoief
Corner.
"Not loriaking the auemhUea ef
euraeltei together, a i the meaner
of aemo ta: but eikerting owe anelheri and |e murh the mere,
• a ye aee the day appreatking."
Ileh to i l
b .ixla y Bcheui—10 a. m.
Morning Worihlp - ll a in
Training Union 1:10 p. m.
Evening W'onhlp f:M p m.
Prayer M ailing Wed night 7:M
p m.
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This makes history! In only ten days’ time since its introf
duction, 37,420 people have bought THE CAR—the most
dramatic success in Buick’s history! Come in and see what
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your Quality Lluick Dealer has for you. This your of all
years, buy no now car until you see and drive—THE CAR!
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CAR: B U IC K S
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A NEW CLASS Of FINE CASS WITHIN fl»Ch OF 2 OUT OF 3 NEW CAR BUYERS
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WartTurB VrtuTf
Hospital Auxiliary Members
Attend Recent District Meet
W o m a n ’s Page
-In Soon F o rg o tte n ;
Engagement Told
D a ily Life Is M on oton ou s Oct Rites Planned
Klliabelh Avhby.
What it it like to be veparatrd
from fam ily and clcte friend*? To
jive from dav t" day tb» *»tvc
empty ic h rd u lf, the monotony of
a italic lit* liroitrn oCCMijookily
by th? vi*it .tf 3 relative nr frle id *
A*lt anyor.e in a rert home, rage r for the chance 10 lay a te
nant* to lomcon* who it not part
life of the home.
Of Uthe
f* 7(irr> litttr. A ‘ videal .lav
ron-irtt e f breakfast, lunch, »upper and an occ* MoOll television
<>r’ radio p io jra m . Many p*c>plt
In the home* ram-ot rrad or hear
elearly. Everything ha* been in H
azaln ar.d azain; there ia nothing
l» " to diieua*.
THute who are abt* ait around
in itienl group* on tnr porch.
Thoie who Hr* eatiiy are n***r
far away from their hed*. Witt
the paiiin* of time, relative* and
friend* tend to forget.
Implied hy an article on thii
subject, Mi*. Georz* Well*, chair
man of the project* committee of
the Stnford Woman’* Club, »ugceiled that the club take ihut-in*
for ride* to inject d m i pleasure
into their temaining day*.
Member* greeted thi* »u*zeition with enihuaiaim. It ww* adop
ted a* one of the pro.eetf for the
year. A eorrmlttee of Mr*, Hal
Ifjrii*, Mr*. S. J . Nit, ami Mr*.
C. M. Wine « i i appointed to enl*rgc the project and make tt a*
»u',-e»*ful a* tMvaaible.
The work twill he entilely volun
A luncheon at the Itowena in
Orland honored Vi** K-iy K*te» tary. When club member* h a ir
call* from anyone d tiiro u i of
the** le i*Ic e *. Shut In* do not
have to he in public home*. They
may he hound in private home*
a* long a* they have nn meant
of tramportatinn.
Mr*. Weil* laid that If reiider.t*
of Seminal? Count* would vi*it
m in ty and p iiva tc borne*, they
would ace the great need for indt
vidual attention. . in afternoon
*penl driving anwind the country,
perhap* Mopping for ice cream
or a few purchase*.
Here i* en opportunity to move
in crowd* once more, to dircover
new development* md evidence
of p to rrr** and e\nan*l'*n Im a
gine what tbi* would do to rw* !* f the life of a little** and of
ten rnihllterrd perron For day*
there would he something newr to
talk about.
it i* hoped that thoae tpending
an afternoon with ho«tct»r* from
that they w ill give their more re*
the club wilt *o enjoy themirWr*
tlftng friendt the detlre to *pend
an afternoon In the tame wav.
The ptra*ant memory of having
brought a little tontl into an
othrrw iie dull and tedlmil life
would he ample reward for the
h o itria.
Mr* Well* hope* that a* the
year goe* bv, the partiripati n of
many member* w ill g-re liippl
ne»» lo the *hul-ln* in Seminole
Luncheon Fetes
iM/ss Kay Estes
today. M i*, it F Wheeler, M :*.
John K>ant, ai d M' ■Wlllant !l
Martin were h o itrite * lor the «ccation.
The tatile **a* centered with an
airon.Trment of white s la d b li.
white daiav muni* ant white fu iji
mum*. Individual place caid* were
f e d . Attached to each w ai a im alt
nnieiray tied with mlnlatuie weddin* bell*. The*e were favor*.
Tbo*e prevent were, Mr*. R . W.
y tr«, Mr*. I* l i . D<iM. M ila Kay
K»tr*, Mr* W. K W lje*. *!» t'r
#f the bride, \Vr»l Palm R e ic h ;
M HTM HTk "Hit'.' AWwrtnn. -v C ..
M il, A
M. O’ Neal. Mathition.
M ilt.: M iit Grrtehcn Hotgbatir.
Miami: Mr* C . R- Clont* Sr
Mm . George W . Morgan. M r*. It
0 Wheetfr J r »nd Miai f'c;s>
Flem icz.
n frr* af'eino.)-. i'-ev r n - m-
lact memliei* or thr committee
for name* of thnve wto would en
joy an afternoon out. Their will
be no *et day* or hour* Official*
cnnlarlnl hy Mr* Well* at ie»t
home* in the county were delight
ed with the idea.
Thoie in private nursing home*
are ton ill in * v a ll then**elve* of
thi* opportunity. hut other* w ill
enkiv |id » eilh ri
•md* «,• In
email group , dept ndiiiK on their
de*irc* *nd the ro m rn lm cr . the
hoiten
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Church Calendar
F R ID A Y
Baptltt Church at 9 a m
Fashion
Show
In Late October
tier a"'e **6 "
Parrot i»
»r*
|>r* . Teiled for
long wear.
Tire CPO W ive* Club »* plan
ning a Fa ll Faihlon Show for
late O.tuher in the N. A. S. ball
room. Mr* June Lin g infellir will
direct the thoar.
Club member* wilt niodet the
la trit Ityie* irt play or r**ual
wear, daytime frock*, and cock
tail* and evening dre*»e* from
Cowan*.
Surprilet are in More for all
thoie allending Ticket* for the
coming event wilt be available
from CPO Wive* Club memtwr*
R EN TA L-P U R CH A SE
Haw
In
own
the
make*
t>f*t
in
II
fane
K*«d
for
Kin
Iwwtrum ewta!
TN _ (1H CAM.
STO P
BUKUR' S MUSIC SHOP
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Cedar
—
Fourteen year Intermediate G v
A.'* will meet for a supper at
the home of Mr*. Fd Harbour,
2.v*9 Prlneeion Avenue.
Boat And Ski Club
Weekend Outing
JT .
a
Cinnounaumm
.
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V o w fll'n
happy
o f M r. R .
No invltationi are being tent
Ail friend* of the eoupl* »re In
vitvd lo the wedding *nd rCvep
tion.
(pAAAonah
Mis* llnwn Ann Pearaon
(P h o to h y R p r ifft r o m )
Itcthuny ('lass lias
Klectinn Of Officers
The Bethany C li»* r*f the FirM
It pt;*t Church elected new «>fti
err* Tuetvtav night The meeting
» n held at the home of their
teneber. Mm Margaret ttcynuM*
Mr*. Marie l-e ai* w»* en ho*te*a.
...
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io .app-tntrd.
Mr*. Duty Mallciowtkl wa* a irllonccr fur a while elephant isle.
The proceed* were turned over to
the da*' fur future welfare aid.
Tiie out-going provident. Mr*
Lew ii. wa* prevented with a gift
In appreciation for her put serv
er# 'o t ie cla»*.
The hoite««e* served refrethrnent*
\« thV doling devotion*)
Mr* Margaret Reynold* gavr the
mearlng of the word •Rrihany'
and u»ed “The Idvirg Cirrle ”
About
memhrri were pre*
ent.
Attending 11** Haytor Sibn<v1 *oe
R«i*a |n C hilla-'ova*. Teen , are
Bruce Ander*on, *ne i»r Mr. and
Mr*
B W
Andrl*uir; Danny
Brumtcv. *o« ,»f Mr and Mr*.
John I . Hium lev; md Fran k
Scott. »on of Mr and Mr*. F . D
Scott.
Jim m y W right, avn of Mr. and
Mr* ‘ j
l i . ‘ W right.■ha* pledged
Phi Delta Theta fraternity at the
University of Georgia.
F lirn d t *>f ' I r tod Mr* Gene
W h llltl will be glad to hear that
they are reluming to Sanford to
live.
Mr* Sidney Ivr* HI I* a patient
in the Srmimvte Memorial Hn«pi
tat.
M 'i l ottret! Tally, Ja ckw n
ville, i» «i<iting her father, Mr
F . It l.vtiey, on !*th Street.
Mr, and M ri. Peril l.ip p iry had
a* the.i gueitv fur the part week,
Mr. and M l* Rill iUrliee, Moorehead City, N. C.
Mr. and Mr* Robert J . Cu»hing left today for Miami where
thrv
w ill attend the Florid.*
W atchmaker* Annual Convention
at thr Golden Gate Mniel Hu*
weekend
FOR ANY
d e p a rtm e n t
lo
n n n n u n re
s to re
U
th e
ad d itio n
W . P lu r d lv a n t
lo
JjDJUtl
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Seminole County Council of
Homo Demonstration Clubs F*»hion Show and Silver Tea at the
ctvlr Center from I to 4 p m.
MONDAY
Amenaun lu-gion »te*k dinner
and meeting Serving begins al 1
p. w
T V t.S O A T
Q /cnxm
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The twenty-two -wpr«» art alive#
front Seminoi* County w«ra: Mr*.
R. N. Blarkwr'der, Mr*, fhria*
tnpher nutter, Mr*. E. C. Wood
ruff, Mr* David Broom#, Mr*. J ,
McKay TniHiek, Mr*. R. C. Beanek. Mr*. J. V, Stoweil J r . M ri.
Slide Berry. Mr*. Eileen Rector,
Mr* Carl Gall#*. Mr*. G. Wake,
lie**!. Mr*. Philip Ahren*. Mra.
W E Gray Mr*. Guy Strickland.
Mr. B f . Kirchhoff, Mr*. Ir ring Pryor, Mea. A. B, Peleraon
Sr.. Mra. Jamr* Reedy, Mr*. <7 ,
J. KcMentrh. Mr*. PrlacllU Ihrt!er. Mr* Edwin Epstein, and Mra.
Bert Newton
N O W — R A M .R O O M
U n tirin g C la m —
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lit h , 7th f t S lh ( I n t d f f E
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R E G IS T E R NDVV
School
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a $ *
nrtntc mrit -mib «wi
f " oodmart
ontributicn P
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Au'bentvf American alorvewar*
— new riertrie cunvvniencw.
Bh.w twke* pnlato talari, aptghetlj. bean*, lo rich, aavnry
geaelrvewa .Separate rhrorn* plate>! ievew t l * l
IS HERE!
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GIVE
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RU10MAT1C IAU CI PAM
A $5.95 Value
LAWN
CHAIRS
• g or. ( it t e m
• com u r n y iww*t
e ootp -m ataca
v u ivit ran*
a laiAHCro gvit* **f at
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For il.trkvnrrf,
Parch nr Heath
WItll.K THEY LAST
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OPEN T I L
9 T 0 N IT E
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Cuwlurntr plraae
AUTOMATIC ORIDDII t f
w aif* a l a f f .
Mr. Sfitrdtvanl la weli-known Ihrottchoul Sanford md Seminole County
■fter hi* 12 yearn aaaociation with I’eninaular I.lf# Inaurance Co^ and
S3 years rrsidenre In Fanford He invito* you to drop in and aee him at
Yonfit’*.
Alt rbureh elrvb« of the Firat
Haptirt Church, Oviedo, will meet
Monday at 7:30 r m in Iheir te
•peetiv e mom* In the new Fduei
Urn Building or the church. Kol
lowing thirty minute buiinr«s ee*
none, all w(t| meet enitreliyely In
the mam room for the monthly
huaiive**, dlreeted bv Mr* T H
Dm iel. prnidrnt of the WMU.
The Marv Martha Circle af the
Firm Methodiit » hutch, tjy ietff*,’
wilt meet Monday a(ten-'ion at 3 30
at the home of Mr* l . IF. laaw
ton; Mr*. \V. J. Iwwt-n. co hort.*
I he Chappel Guil t I re!e meet* at
the *ame time at the home ed Mr*,
itoy Ueltenivarger.
The Bethany Cirrle of th# First
Methodist Churrh. Oviedo, wilt
meet Monilav ni;ht at I o’eloek at
the home of Ml** Kathryn I j w ton.
state organliation. Meet
ing in her pr*aentalloa was Mm.
Eileen England, director a l dva
School at Nursing, Memorial Ho*,
pllat, Orlando. Mr*. England
HiMed out the qaallflcitiotu and
personal i*perti which maka tha
ideal mtr»r.
Re fora adjourning for dva day,
tha Wom#n'a Auttliary, Hatifac
Dlttrtet Hospital, presented “Ope
ration Cherry Rfd.” Enacting the
true meaning of 'Tlnk lediea"
Mr* K (V Rand. Mia* Martha
Hutley and Mia. Edwin Gray
pointed out the work of the eolantror worker# beyond the racognittvn of the aversg* eitiicn.
Dr. A. E Cartoe, chief of ataf#
of the llalifat Dlitnct Hospital,
eatrnded an open eompiimenl »o
lho*« pre tent for what they Jo
and represent.
CAUSE
ila
Mr. Slurdlvanl will help hi* many
frirndw wilh Iheir neleetion in th»
Mm'a drparlmtnl al Yowell’e.
Circles To Meet
The Eaeeuliy# Board of the
Sanford G ram m ar S.hool P T A will
meet *1 the achool October 7 al
3 3d r
m All board membet* 1
are urged tn attend.
Church Notice
F IR S T
• im r c i i o f t h e \ \ z \ n r \ r .
W. !od Si. a Maple t ie .
FA : 1122
R. H. Spear J r .. M inlrtrr
Sundv* *chuol begin* Sunday
• t 9 ti a tn Sister- r la t .r t are
pro* id -d to ,'tvc C b m iia n inatruc
lion to all egea A pronuiti.n *'rvice I’, p'ained fnt cht to (S a
m. hour In which foriy-ere »ludenl* oelweeri tha age* of ,1 to
It w ill he promoted Mr*. Edna
Singtrlnn I* com nidlrr ch vi'm ai
|r>» i hi* day and ha* arranged (,/r i
the Surday t c h H staff lo partirlpat
in thi* well plarned pro
gram The Rev, R || «pe»- J r .
paitor w it deliver the g rJfja t
ing addrrsi
titled “ Lobby Serviee.'* Through
vatloui (kit* ptetrnted during th*
morning, idea* Were e"re *»e d and
passed cm to the other a u tiliih e i
Luncheon wa* terved in tha din
Ing room at the hotel Clever ar
rangement* at the table of the
g u ritt of honor brought out the
detail work of the pink La d le *'
In the form of artificial hlbivcu*
buihef. Instead of growing (lower* the tree a grew “ Pinky th*
Puppet a” for whlrh the aualliarie*
are famous The*e hand pupret*
are made hy the Women a Alt*
tlary and p tr» rn M to each child
who !• btuptla t iiid The children
lake the nuppetv tv-.nr wt'h them
wt eo ihev lea.e the hoiphal.
Some of the ‘'P'nkic*'' have treeeled arfi-v* the t ,ied Rtltea and
Iota fo trifii cn m ti.r*
Th# afternoon teitkin began
with e speech bv Mr* Atbcrt
Franklin, p rtaldrnt of the A*«oelation of Florida Hoipital*. from
Jvckio nville.
A elinlc wa* held. Question*
were lik e d and an»wer* pretent
rd by th» va-lou* hradv of eonirnitteei and repi etentativr* of the
The Sanford Firemen* luvd:e*
Auatltary will meet at I p. m. at
the home of Mr*. W, f . Galley.
JAM l.auret All member* ate tirg
ed to attend.
W O RTH Y
Ugltl Weight
.Metal Fnlding
rjtldii UTM
A*
The draron* of the F ir it Bap
ti*t Church will met In the eba
pet al 7 p. m
Tweniy-t»(i member* « / the
Seminole Memorial Hoipilal L a
dle*' Auaitlary attended the an
nual meeting of the F a il Central
District Association of Florida
Hospital Auailiarir* The meeting
wai held tail week at the Daytvna Plata Hotel in Daytona
Dcach.
A coffee hour Mluwed regittratlon Much credit I* lue the Hallfat Di at rict of Dayton* Beach.
hn*te«i for the ocrailon. Th* lob
by. (V ein Room and dining
room* of the hotel were trans
formed into attractive center! .V>r
the numerou* *ca*ton» within the
general meeting.
Official welcome wee given bv
Mr*. Howard Anderwn. dliltict
chairman, Daytona Beach, » bo
pretided over the meeting. T Fletcher
Uttle.
adminlsirator,
Halifa* Dittrlct Hoipilal, apokc
brtvftv to the anemhly, eipti**
ing hi* pertonal gratitude t.-r the
w.-rk of the “ Pink ljtdiei "
Auiltlarie* gave individual pre
sentatlone from then re*p*cli*e
bo»pilal* Vlany of the b.vtpilali
give their pre*rntullon* m the
',vi m rf vkit* nr playlet*. The
Seintnolt Mi-mortal Hospital A»*l
linrv. repre»eoted h* tile preii
deni Mi*
R N. Blackwe Ider.
prevented a ten minute »ktl en
(leotogv.
A f ’ tr taVrg a bntled ham from
The Sanford Boat and Ski Club hut wa'er, dip It immediately In
plan* i rook out and crut*e Oc* rnld w»ter to make the fat firm
loher 4 with the Winter Haven and **n 'e.
( Boat and Ski Club a* gurtta.
Several boati w ill trailer from
ttln trr Haven to Sanford and
• pend the rig h t at the Monroe
1Boat R u in .
Siiuda* October S the two , tub*
a ill i i mac to
Ponce DeLeon
Sprint* leaving Monr-*e nudge at
a Ji> a. m. A ctiv itie i will include
picnicking,
awimming,
ik im r.
and the *ki abow there.
A g»d lime ia anticipated * i
pecially »lnce the Winter Haven
Club i l compored of a friendly
group who have alwaya ihown thr
local nuh m any fOtirte*.ei
Stnrt your child . . . with a
Good Musical Instrument!
Our
TTie Pinecrr*t Uapliit Churrh
1 raining Unl m preparation week
at 7:J0 p. m
Phone FA 1 N t l
Mr. and Mr* Jame* C. Pearaon vid Powell, *on of Mr. and Mr*.
announce the engagement and i f F . L . Powell of Fort Lauderdale
The wedding w ill h# an event
pruaching
marriage
of
their
daughter. Dawn Ann, to John Da- of Oct. IS. at the Fir*t Mathodiil Church at I p, m The Reve
rend T . C. O'Steen will otfiriate
at the ceremony. There will be
• reception immediately following
the wedding in McKinley Hall.
Ml** l ’ear*on a ll ended Sanford
ach.vol* and wa* a graduate o(
Seminole High School. She ha*
recent!* attended the Florida State
University.
Mr. Powell ia a graduate of
Fort luiuderdale High School He
attended the C rilvrriity of Miami
one year and tram ferrrd to F lo r
id* Slate I'n iv e rd ly where he u a *
graduated with a B S degree In
Taking office are: president,
Mr* lavui*e Thompson, vie- nrr-»l
dent, Mr*. Florence Stenvtrom:
le c rr la ii. Mr*. Sic Gurrry. a*
tiatant lerrttary,
Mr*
Letiia
Jobhton. ‘,tea*UM-r, Mr* Virginia
Tnffer; puliljclty.
Mr*.
Hl*ie
will Mero Si* group captain* were a!
SU N D AY
The Cherub Choi,- of U * F ir it
Methodiit Church w ill practice at
f’incctert Haptirt Cbunh
The CTO Wive* Club w ill have 4 ;IJ p. m. ChilclMit four and
ob»#rve the l.o rd 't s u r? * r *,t 7:1b
a lun beon at the I jk e Monroe five yearl old v 'I be *aken inte
p. m.
Inn on Tuesday Oct. 7. Member*
thii choir.
and Bttetet are invited.
P u ie .fe it ftaptiit wiiurrb Chapel
Heiervatlon* may be made with
Training Union Award* Han- and Cotrcotd ih o ir i prartlre at
the following member* who arc quel for a't thoie who have com
In charge of arrangement*; Mr*. pleted one »tudy eoune thi» pa*t S ;M p. m.
Wvy Itoloff. M r*. Marie Ma*»hall. year, including thnie completing
PinrcrrM Raptitt Church Youth
Mr*. Shirlev Sima* ar.d M r*. Ma thi* week of *tudy\ F ir it RapiUt Fellow ship mret* at < IS p. m
rie Sundvall.
_____ Churrh at * 30 p m.
PinecrrM RapCM Church tunior
Rcricalion for marrl»d vuung Fellow*bin meet* at S tS p m
people at the bbrat Methodiit
HONDA*
Church at 7 p. m
T ie K*ecutive RoarJ of the
Pineerett ftaptiat Churrh Ruth
Sunday School Cl**» party a: the F ir it P ie ib yte rian t hruch w ill
meet in the S rn io n Room at 10
church at 7 p m.
T h e e e it l i
Auocialional F.vangell’ m Com a. m.
^in-all to outfit
mittee meet* at the P in e rrril
The Roy Scout* »f tbf Flr*t
your children In
Pre*hyierian Church will meet at
ro ll P arro tt* .,
7 p. m.
■'Tie PhlUthea C la n of the Fl,»r
I’ rra h virrian Church will meet at
7 *3 p. n with Mr*. W. It. An
der*on, 31* (lak Avem if. Co ho*
te n Mt* W, S. Hrumley Sr.
CPO Wives Luncheon
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Sanford To Continue
Its Fight For Canal
—
Thi Board of Rivera and Harbor* ha* turned down a
pita for coiutructioa of the Sanford-Tituavtlle Canal a* "not
•eonomleallj feaalble," but this haan’t atopped Seminote
County people who are convinced that it la "very feasible."
A local group is in Jack*o.r.iI!e today to get the full re
port of the engineer*. People who led the fight to get approv
al of the canal were disappointed, out they won't give up
the fight. Seminole County haa the aupport of Fen*. Fpes__ *ard Holland and George Smather* and Congressman A. Syd
Harlong.
There ia no doubt that conatruction of the canal would
make Sanford an important inland [tort. Sanford could be*
'borne the moet important port in Central Florida should the
direct route to the Atlantic become a reality. The congre*alonal delegation and local people said the canul would en
hance. greatly, the recreation ar.d industrial potential in the
Immediate area.
Although it would coat "big" money to construct the
«anal. the U. S. Navy alone would aave *«'tnr fHOO.OOO an
nually on fuel tranaportation eo*ts. At thi* rate, the govern
ment could recover it* Investment in a relatively short time.
H ill should be taken into consideration by the engineer* who
aurveyed the Sanford-Tituaville route.
Unfortunately, tha rule* require that the canal fight be
abandon xl. actively, for two year*. Under regulation* conrenting such projects, the canal cannot be considered by the
Army Corps of Engineer* before this time lapse.
Smathers. Holland and Herlong said they planned to
Jkrinff
upV'aajoon a* the. jwguinJ bw,-i.iLLV’rw “
W J Z B ■tha-mstter
'
In the meantime, local lender* plan to compile additional in
formation that might be of help to them two years hence.
It isn’t easy to work diligently on a project and then
much of this work erased by such a decision. Consistent
‘tffort. howsver, jv»j'» dividend*. Ferh«p*i the itory will lie i
the same In this case.
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Post Office Needed
Tha survey of space requirements at the Sanford Post
Office will ba completed in the near future, according to
Ban. George Smathers.
We hope that the report will Iwar out the facts. Sanford
Btedt a new building. That need will b« more pressing in the
tiear future. Working condition* in the poet office are such
that employe* have little or no "elbow room.”
During the recent buainras receaaion, certain federal
project*, among them poet offices, were autnoriaed to pro
vide employment and give the economy a boost. Thi* wns
part of the program that I wident Eisenhower proposed to
t a little more money into circulation and a little life into
e economy.
Since business ha* »t*ged a rally, little has Icon heard
about the poat office program. Another phase of the Prraidsnt’* anit-r«c*a*ion program, the gigantic road construe,
tion measure, ia sailing along a* scheduled.
But, whether the fund* would come from such wn apirUtian, or from Ih* general operating revenue of the
t Office Department, the fact remain* that Sanford
Bhoukl get a new building,
The Sanford City Gotamiooton has requested construelion of A new post office, in addition, commissioner* have a
few idea* about the location of a new building.
We look forward to the announcement that a new post
office soon will be under construction here.
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T A L L A H A S S E E t l i P h — F lo -1Georgia and Florida have been
rtda S a t* U aiveraltr retahri'.es invited to stand ,
ha eighth a n n u l Band Day Satur
T h *1* * lU
• tM ’ fh through
day with a massed half • un-.e downtown Tallahassee Saturday
afternoon, a prr game Dow that
shew at Do FSt'-W ak* Forest night, then the massed hands and
fln«h*E game.
baton twirling majorettes during
Same U hand* from Alabama. half time.
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th* S P E B S Q C a (Th a Society for
B y M rs. M l * M ailer
Word tu t M e* received that Mr. tht Prtaarvatlon and Encouragemd M rs. Vincent Gurucharri and ment of Barber Shop Quartet Sing
ing in Am erica) Daytona Beach
ten children have arrived in Ma
chapter.
nilla a fte r a wonderful trip.
The S u rf Sde Choru* under the
School-age children have bees
direction of Everett Johnson w ill
enrolled in achool and ‘Vince’ re
be featured. Quaneta included w ill
port! the offer of a iiu ta n t mana
bo the Flyin g Daytoata. Tha Tun*
gership in the Metro Drug Co.
Twiatera, The *W Four, the Hithere.
r t ’a aad the Sweet Adalin* Girts.
M rt. ‘ Vince’ hat tape-recorded Dr. Georg* W. Friaon S r. w ill act
the entire trip and upon return aa M atter of Ceremonies.
to D eBary. offera to run it for
Additional Information may be
tht many frtendt they made while obtained from the committee
residing here.
member* who arc Mr*. W. T . Cor
At prevent they are In their o*n bett, chairm an; M rt. Ewald Mihome after an ettendrd n a y with cheltcn, M ri. Burton LaRoy, Mr*.
Grandma Gurucharri at her home W. J . Callahan, and M ri. A. V .
in the suhurbi of M anilla.
McCailey, chairman of the Waya
NEW DOCTOR
and Meant Committee.
D ELEO N SP R IN G S V IS IT
D r. John C. Branham w ill open
C h e iU r Rearicfc, ehalrman of
an office at Highway ST SI off
Colomba Rd in the near future. DeBary Day at DeLeon Spring!,
Originally from Baltim ore. Dr. October ! , remind* resident* of
Branham la a graduate of Colum the avenland Invite* participa
bia L’nlvehaity. He interned at the tion.
Fifth Avenue Hospital in New
PERSO N A LS
York and lias more recentl' t e n
M rt. Oacar Paplneau left for
ed on the staff U the Ja c k s s r.! Central Falla. R . 1. to attend a
Memorial Hospital in M iami.
| fam ily reunion and to celebrate
He ia a member ef the Epiv;o- the birthday of her mother.
The V . F W. Auaillary met
pa! church.
Wednesday at the home cf Mrs.
V . F . W. A U X IL IA R Y
Al Fa ron, i J Monroe Ave. at S
M il. Latnard Sctnabel of Serr.l
p. m.
note D r. entertalmd at « tea for
The DeBary Melons met Wed
several members of the V , F . M.
A u itlia ry , recently, i t which time nesday afternoon a l I o'clock al
the Civic Center. Shell Road.
her books ware audited.
Attending wera M - ri’e HID.
Alice Corta, Blancns Ftey and
Frarwanna Howa-d.
IID C L l s l M E L T
WASHINGTON ( L T D - Battle
The DeBary Home Damonstralion O 'lh me' Tbu:«*G,”. *e la*t line* were drawn ‘. c i v
is
week In th# Civic Canter with K ay early eivrrtro"m showdown be
H enalsgtr pretldlng.
tween Team ster*’ boss Jam es R.
A brief memerial service was Hoff a and D e m onitoii named to
held i memory of Mra. A. Hall clean out corruption in his big
and M i*. Ethel W,rodt. two mem union.
bers who parsed away during th*
Federal Judge
F.
Dicklnaon
summer.
Lett* was c i per ted to act a hear
Mr*. Harvrfl E 'jy , vf J'el^t.d, ing date s<fc>n for argument* on
dcmor.struted pictures -neoe from w hcD cr Heffa legally holds hi*
ihelU, dried yrataes and pine iSO.OOO-a-ytar Job.
cones - r.d Mrs. WUitasi Reich
Hoffa’a representative oa De
showsd a col'ei'i-ic of ahella that ''watchdog" pinch—monitor L . N.
menibait gathered a ; Sanlba) Isle, D. 'AeL* J r .— Wednesday attacked
recfn lty. Mrs. Eny rlio spoke co De monitors' m ajority for suggest
fab clothing larivo n i and th* In - ing a compromise deeie# allowing
of n ** *n the Florida Hoff* to lake office may be in
valid.
It * a . jnr.our.ced *Jia! Mr*. R.
Tfce union seemed sure to fol
Magnuaon and Mr*. S Wilkes at low De line laid down by Wetla
tended D e oce day workshop for in urgDg Letts to rule his court
arts *nd e.-»fu * l t u Civic Cen- dcv-ree. which alao eitabiishcd D#
w r M f| R ly pi<k ^
w
D ree man board of monitors to
Setkman rcttlved instrucUons oa check on Hoffa't
regime, was
wood finishing.
lasrfu),
Announcement was also made
Monitor
chairman Martin F .
of the County Council meet'og O’ Doroghue and member Godfrey
which w ill be held October XI at P . Schmidt questioned whether De
D e church at Ridgewood and ltlh agreement last winter which re
Street. Holly H ill.
sulted in creation of De monitors
The afternoon speaker w ill be and D a end of a suit challenging
from the Junior Crilege vocation Hoffs'a election * * s valid since
al department.
D» general membership of the
Members planning to attend are I.SOO.OOMncmber union was not
rtq ictted to bring a la ck lunch. consulted.
Lett* was • * pecte-1 tu hold a
WOM VVS CLLB mng
« ■ Meet*
at .aa
oa* I *««
BREM FRH A VES. G e rm a n y
f U P Ij—E lv is Presley, carrying a
duffel bag Instead of a guitar, *r.
rived here today with 1,100 k n £
known American soldiers and w *t
greeted by more than loo icrcsm lag German teen-agers.
American m ilitary police and
German police had to bold back
the rock-and-roll fan* who tried
to get close to the singer a i he
disembarked from the transpo-t
Randall.
This was the first day of au
tumn aehcot holidays, and the
youngsters turned out in force f - f
a glimpse of the IJ-yeir-old pr.*
vatc whom they have heard ca
records.
Anita Rochau even tried to preaent E lv is a big bouquet cf car
nation*. She identified herself a i
a “ n'pfcsentatlve of R.C A. *■
An Army o f f i c i a l quickly
jumped in and d td artd aterniy;
“ No flower* fur P rc ilrv . Sob
d im don’t ca rry flowers ’’
Anct' er soldier was assigned B
make sure the {lowrr-bearer d .i
not get clove enough to E lv is to
hand aim the gift.
P re s k y w ill Join D e JXtd A*morcJ BaUalion, a unit of the 3rd
Armered Divtsio-.. at Friedbers.
A spokesman **i-J he would be
come D e gurner, Ivadcr or d rivtr
of in MD medium tank.
Battle Lines Drawn In Union Clean-Up
Oviedo
Talk Of The Town
Ptasa galore are In the making
these days, as town folk begin
forming panic* to football garnet,
camping trips, and just following
the usual dally tv -tine.
What with the t>eo rtU -Florida
Game on Nov. I in Jackaonvi'1*,
football fans * r* scurrying to r»
ticket* for thi* famous bout. Alao
if enough Interest prevails, the
city of Fort Myers will be delug
ed wth Sanfordites on O .’. IT.
for U * game between the Saafvsd
Seminoles and Fort Myers High.
'Tw ill be in terfilin g to not* if
•dyed In the w ool' Florida fans.
Margaret and Jim m y Wright w ill
be reeling for the tiatora or the
Georgia Bulldogs. They have t* u
nuii In school in lie rgin. which
might lead to a “ i p l l f deririon.
Y »u tii Jim m y Wright is attending
the University of Georgia and has
followed hi* dad * fo-taieps into
“ Do he c a re fu l." This w ill all be
necessary for mothers of G irl
Scouts In Troop 10 who w ill b*
heading north fo r Camp Ticoehee
Veteran campers and troop lead
ere. Lillie Buckler and Jane Fle t
cher wit] be In charge of the
grvup.
The deal is th ll. car* w ill begin
leaving Immediately after school,
the last load to k a v * at five
0 clock, when Jim Buckler get* off
^ ,fk other adults who will stay
th# m i time or elee go up on
Saturday wilt be Dot and 1. J ,
Butler. Nell Whltern and Virginia
Rowland. The girl* w ill spend
Friday and Saturday night* there
and plan to leave for home at I I
a. m. Sunday, after each patrol
has held a Sunday School hour.
Sounds goed. and quit* typical of
the type of -rcreallon the G irl
scouts provide.
News
By Mariaa R. Janes
Ber. H ill, who was . fleeted from
the Orange Memorial Hospital,
Sunday, has had to return there.
Mrs Lawaon Hardy has accept»d empkyment with the Lake
Charm T re it company, rwaignlng
her position at D e Lutheran Ha
ves.
Mrs. Josepn i.em hart. a former
teacher at th* Oviedo school, U
now- teaching at Lym an In Lo.vgWOod.
T . L . Lingo, city clerk, la con
fined to bis home because of illness Mr*. U ng *. who has been
ill with a virua infection 1* rt
ported somewhat Improved
Mr*. M. L . Gary U conDned to
her home because of tUness.
Paul WcMlchcffl, form er Sea
Ph, p,|U •[«,{*. It. > u attending Wlth
t j SuU M Up board agent here, now at H»DyGeorgia Military Academy tr At- m, n_ a# s.r.fcvd stirm* club will wood, was a visitor of old friends
lant*.
'begin fail activities on Friday, here, recently,
Top news in the Ed Kirchhudf 1o<t to, with * business meeting M r. and Mr* Lynn M ailer were The DeBary Women’* club will
family came when pretty daugh- *rd a nest speaker. This will he luncheon ru*ati of Mr and Mrs, *fon* er * " vveniag aipg. October
. beginning at • o c k v k at the
ter. V aleric, called from Tallahat- followed on Saturday right. t*ct. J . B Jon**, recently.
Denary Community Center.
tee to say ane bad pledged her H . with a dinner dance for NoChart** and Lorere Aulm arc
This presentation w>U feature
choice aorority Thi Mu.
b ln and ih tlr Ladles
Da prruX parcsta c f a very fme
F 'u l of school today will God
Reservations for th# Utter are baby girl.
harasvetl m»thet« making a mad
be made with Noble
a
dash to check blanket rolls, food In ln # Pr7Bf. „ B „ before Oct.
W a s h i n g t o n <i’p i> - /ve»i
bags, and giving with the us itl
T im Bne n * covered dish
dc-t Eisenhower disekaed today
affair plu* a minimum charge. , _
,
_
O ut D e atomic aubmarin* 5ea
Heals for the evening will be L / 6 S 6 r Y i n C G r O U D S
wolf bat. i d 4 new vm rli recordNoble and Mrs A l Skinner and
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Foodmarl
t o d a #y _____________
a.nrwunted M
■ day*—for cortinuoui undersea
Noble and Mrs. Bob B iilhim c' plan* to contribute t> th# favorite
“ *1 * n<l ia still going strong,
npectal music and entertainment church, rharlty or benevolvnt or*
ti being platncsl(m ira tio n of it* customer*
Presidenl Noble BUI) w ill be atThe amount which Foodman
listed this season by Noble Andy w ill rontrlbuu to D taa otgaatla
The Florida State Read Depart Ramsay aa first vice; Noble Al lion* w ill be equal to one per cert
ment may b* th# first In th# na Skinner as second vice, Noble
of D e purrkaaee made by euitotion to utilise radar l« count mo Eddie Keith aa chaplain. Noble mer*
tor vehicles, ac.-ording io I f . A. Bob Deane as treasurer and Nobla
A n •aampla: aa individual or
fn rr-e r, engineer #f XTaifir and Pryor at le c rtla ry .
group save* Foodmart cash regi
Ftaaning
ster tapes When enough have
f,*noer aa»d a year a eapen
been saved to reeuit in a substan
ment w .D radar nnlu to count
tia! payment ( I D or m orel, De
motor vehicles haa proved ao suc
A CCR A . Ghana ( U P ls - Ghana tape* are presented to Foodmart.
cessful D a t the Department plana has become De first y.io e i la The person or group tells Foodeventually to replace the standard evDnd diplomatic recognition to mart which organisation it to get
tube counUng devices w.th radar
Independent state of the contribution
units In urban artas
guinea, its A frl-an nelghte r which
OrganitaiMint wishing to parti
Hr said a test rsdar unit act chose Indeperdence raD er Dan cipate should register at F»d up at T a lla b a iK * operate- JSJ membership In a French tommu- m art. This offer w ill not b# wiDdays out of M S. nr PT 3 p*r ernt nity in Sunday*.* refrrfivdum on drawn without sufficient notice.
of the year, whereas the fam iliar j Prem ier Charles de G u ile 's new Additional information may be ob
tube counting devices on a state- [ constitution fo r FTance
tained from Foodm art
wide basis for the same -period
of time operated only about M X
per cent of the time
Th* reaw n the tube d c i. es
operated levs efficiently was be
cause of damage from the hund
red*
vehicles ciwsung Dem
daily.
The rid a r unit also proved more
accurate on hourly vehicle counts.
This is because De radar unit
is a vebt-1* count*!- ahii# D * tub*
device is an a t# counter. F u r
thermore the radar unit suspended
over D e roadway can eouat traf
fic in individual lanes where a t]
ifte tube d **i.e», stretched acro s*,
the highway, vaeuot.
The radar counting unit* a r e 1
evpecttd '» l> uawd mom in o f* ;
t i n area* because of thetr accu-1
racy in determining traflw M i *
a*, given boar*
Sub Set Record
Band Day Slated At Florida State
Presley Welcomed
By Screaming Mob
DeBary News
SAINTS* PROGRESS
FoodmartTo Aid
Radar To Be Used
To Count Vehicles
Born With Ulcer
W H E E L IN G . W. Va. —a U P Ii —
Th* stress of becoming a human
being apparently was just too
much (or an infant wbo became
violently tU shortly after btrD
in a hospital here recently.
The doctor# k-rajed his atomacJi and saw —to their amatemtttt
—an active ulcer. It Is believed
to be D e f ir it documented report
of an ulcer in a oae-day-old baby.
Nation Recognized
Health Officers
Holding Meeting
W EST PA L< i B EA C H iL ’ P D 5. me Vw public health workers
from througiMut Flo i id a were aa
hand today for Do eF*nlnf P*asioei of the annual Florida Public
Health A ttn, convention.
D r. John D. Porterfield, at
itstant surgeon general of the
L’ 5 . Public H e*ID Service, wa*
to give the main address
The cafcvcsUoa eada Saturday.
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NEW O R L E A N S ( L T D — Th#
French
Q uarter* fancy-dancirg
L ily (Cat G irl) Christine led her
Bourbon Street
»tc!p-u**« *.»•
ter* back to their bumps ar.d
grind* today, free from the stig
ma of " o S e tn ity .’
Criminal Judge J . Bem ai-i
Cocke tVadnevday declared “un
constitutional* th* section e f Lou
isiana's ohactnitr law t r d t r w h (c£
L ily and the other atrlppar* w-er#
charged.
The stripper* were arrested last
Ju ly by tha district attorney* >peeia’ inveetlgator Jit.n Crvsch, who
vowed to "clean up-* racy night
life a’ong Baurton Street.
AUoroejrl fo r Miss Christina
contended that tha charges of ob
scenity brought acainit her wet#
'too vague” and Derefor# ureorw
lUiuuooal. The judge eoncutred.™
D a t. A lly . Richard Dowling suspended prosecution ef D * other
Itrippe-v pend-ng D * euteoma of
Cocke's ruling on th# Christine
case. A fter the decision h* said
he would appeal to D e Stat' S :*
rreme Court.
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C ffr
B in f u r h
R m lt !
Seminoles In Apopka
For Orange Belt T iff
Hr Je rry 1'ovlmton
The t tir e s liv e Sanford Semi
nole* w ill travel to Apopka ton l|h t where they will fare the
Blue Darter* in the fir»t Orange
Belt Conference contrtt. The Datte ri plajed their fin t OBC conte*t last week, defeating Lees
burg, 7-0.
The Seminole* now ho'd a ^11
rrcerd and would like to add anothrr virtor* to thli lerord.
Coach Jim Tigot*. ha* worked hi*
charge* very hard Ihi* week In
an effort to atop the fait D arter
team. The local squad alio ha*
poliihed It* offence.
A fter luffeting their first de
feat last week at the hand* of a
great Seaineeic tquad. the Semino't* are cetermir.ed to »;tnw to
night that they have what it
take* to have a winning »ea*«n.
T he offeree ha* Seen very ef
fective this week and the pi**in ; conlimie* to look very good.
Big Harold (.tone it running hard
and should he the biggeit worry
for the Darter*. He i i a power
runner and a good bet to roll up
plenty of yardage tonight.
TTie pairing of Cecil Dandrldge
Braves, Burdette Batter
Five Yank Pitchers, 13-5
and tcoied on a single by Coving
CnI'.eri I'reas International
M IL W A U K E E ( U H ) - T b e M il ton.
waukee Brnvee battered five N*'>
In the seventh, successive hit*
York pitcher* fo r IS hit*, Includ by Aaron, Covington and Torre
ing home n m i by BW V Bruton and a sacrifice fly h;* Cr.*nd»ll
and Lew Burdette, f> b'Jry the produced two more run*.
Yankee*. 115. in Ih* ■1*1' World
In the eighth, • w alk to Brutus
6eriev defeat In 27 y*»'» fnr..»n*
and I r i m m r r i it
'T-V.-tr.*:*American lea g u e champion*.
I
dienst, Mathew* ond Aaron yield
The Brave* bombed Bullet Bob ed the finel three.
Turley off the mound In the very
The Yankeel, up to the ninth,
f in t Inning when they scored *ev- were Impotent before Burdette n rn time*, ternlng 10 men to the crpt for Mantle** homer in the
plate
fourth.
It took two other pitcher*, Duke
When it was over, Hui delta had
Men* and Johnny Kucke, to fin a l become the fir*t pitcher ever to
ly subdue the warpathlng B t v •• heat the Yankee* four rente* In
in that inning. The rea; t f th . a row In Serfs* play.
game we* for fu n. with Burdette,
the three-time Yankee k ille r of
1957, putting down the Yankee* in
order in *i* of the nine inning*.
Open* W ith Homer
B illy Bruton, who won AednOeday'l first game with a H'th in
ning tingle, opened the first with
a homer over the right field
By G A R Y K A L E
•creen. Bed Schnenlemt followed
United
I'reaa International
with a double and the cam ags
The North Carolina T ar Heel*
«■* started. T u rley itruck out Fid
dle Mathew*, but Hank Aaron hope Horace Greeley'* advice to
walked and We* Covington tingled go west will help them l-iunre
for another run to ch»*e the back from a poor eeast.n's start
American lea g u e ’ * top winner with an upset over Southern Californta in tonight’* top college
(hit year from th s mound.
lip
strode
Burdette, whole football game
Coach Jim Tatum's North t'a* >•
scoreless string e g s ln t the Y a n
t un
kees had been broken at 24 1*3 liman* w ill be a *even-Me
inning* in the opening frame. The derdog for the L m A r
fa r
lanky pitcher, who bit four hom morial Coliseum flash
. last
er* during aes»on play, loek'g « H eeli lost to Clemson :
Maas fa it ball ovar the left-cen- week, and dropped a 21-14 contest
ttrfitld screen to m»ke the aei.ro to North Carolina Si me in their
opart rr.
a shocking 7-1.
The Southern California Troj,*r.»,
Pour It On
Although the Brave* f in t Inning with probably their hcit tram in
seasons.
white-washed
wa* the knockout punch, they kept •as-eral
Oiegon State. 2l-n, igi the r orener
heating th? stiffened Yankee*.
In the second, Mathew* doubled and dropped a close one to Michi
gan, 30 19, last week.
George Washington, with a
game postponed last week by hur
ricane Helene, takes on Southern
Conference hnat Furman in the
Athletics Trade
Chico Carrasquel
Greyhounds Seek
in._____
Tar Heels Meet
Trojans Tonight
Burdette Is Ready
To Win Three, If
Braves Need Them
Rr DAN H A N LEY Jr.
L id ted Preaa Internattonr!
M IL W A U K E E ' U H T ) Law —
Burdette, who won fama and fo r
tune hy beating the New Yo rk
Yankee* three time* In the 1957
YVorld Eerie*. »ay* he * ready to
do it again this ><**r hut hopes tt
won t be necessary.
The loose right-hander said a lta r
handing th* Yankea* a 11-S defeat
in the ercond gamu of the 1958
Serte*: “ I don't think I'll get
three eracka at them ihie time.’'
Burdetta meant that hit triumph
Thursday and W arren 8p»hn’» win
in the Striae opener Wednaaday
gave th i It raves* a roaring head
etart toward th eir aacond atralght
work! championship.
Tha Yank***, however, didn't re
act a* desperate men whan thay
hustled Into their locker room,
elowing aw ay gear for tha flig ht
to New Y o rk where a change *>f
hall parka m ight turn the tida of
the Strict.
Manager F red Haney, who duplayed »ome eoekinae* after tha
Braves' opening day win, was
more aubdued following the sec
ond vie f r y . He even trotted «ut
hi* favor!la old chestnut - ‘T u t
atlll playing 'am one at a tim e"
— when an e ffo rt »*» made to
draw him out.
• B illy Bruton, who eontr buted a
homer and two single* Tnurtday
it foar- foe-atx In the Series, w a i
» 'l getting overly excited about
the pro*peit « f winding up aa tha
hern of the etaeaic.
'"N tturally, I'm fclad to be ployIng, and I'm delighted I'm helping
a htt, too," ha *aid.
The Yankee* had m rommenU
on tha frequent accutationa that
Burdette throw* a tpilhalL
o
#hon|
noon
befo re
Waller Camp, who It erediled
with picking th* first Ml-Amertcan football t-im , played the
(am e at Yale fer *rven y e a ij.
from ttJfl to 1M3 In those day*,
graduate student* were allowed
only other major gam* tonight.
On Saturday, three of the na to plar too.
tion's top team*— A rm y. Notre
Dame and Pittsburgh — engage
tough opponent*.
Coach Part H laik't fifth-'arked
Arm y eleven, employing a new
"pro-type" style of offense, rulsi
a in point choice against vlrittng
Derm State in the top game *f tkt
East.
Notre Dame, tanked wrath na
tionally, hits tha T e xa s trail with
a visit to Pallas fo r an intersec
tions! encounter w ith Southern
Methodirt.
I'lttaburgh, displaying a wideopen game and a povserfui line,
seek* Ita third straight of the •**•
aon with » meeting against Miltreact* at Minneapolis.
Top-iankcd Oklahoma ia a 21
point favorite over visitin g ti-eg*n
in another ir.tarwectinnal clash and
Michigan State, *ec«nd-ran'»td,
rule* a 13-point choice against vis
iting Michigan In a R ig Ten out
ing.
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IMPERIAL SERVICE
STATION
Car. 19U A Part
I'rio r to the start of the Series.
Durocher picked the Biases to
win. But he nesrr ruessrd they
would have a chance to make it
a twerp.
“ Maybe they're not tatkng about four in ■ row, hut y*u van
bet they're starting to think about
It." he .a id .
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Sweep Possible, Durocher Thinks
M V Y O R K I l l ' l l — Leo Dutocher, last man ever to engineer
a four-game sweep in a World
Serif*, foresaw the strong possi
bility today of another on* hy ti e
Braves became they ***ct like
they can do no wrong."
Durrvber now a sport* com
mentator for NBC, ««nI the Hi-*
see remind him "very m uch" of
hit 1954 Giants, who knocked over
Cleveland four games in a row in
the World Senes.
ha* looked good. End* Allan Sw*im
"'This Milwaukee Club 1* loaded
and Gtald Jortei have been on with confidents," IHirnther said.
the receiving end « f mo*t of j "They feel they ran heat anyone
tnem. Vernon Ktrk also Ii a tine in th* world and th* w ay they’re
receiver art! »hould get in the going, who can stop 'em ?
'Tteinember when the 1341
pa»*irg act frequently. He alto
ft * fine runrer and a good de Giant* got hot all «i o n ce .' the
fensive hick. The entire nffente same thing is happening now .*ith
look* much improved and if It Milwaukee. The ilravrs are mak
begin* to c.ick tonight it could ing the double play well . . a guy
mean real trouble fo r the Dar like Johnny Ircgsn. who hadn't hit
too well all year, suddenly i* buttter*.
lag out with Mg late hits , . .
David Stsnlev *nd hi* crew on RtH Bruton is hot at a pisto l."
the forward wall have worked out
their problem* of last week ind
seem set to give G erald Odham
and h ij crew a run for their mo
ney. Odham ami Stanley are
probably th, be*! guard* In canK A N S A S C IT Y . Mo. i l ' l ' l t -tral Florid* and they play oppotile each other on the line. »•* It The Athletic* swapped allottatop
Chico Carrasquel Thursday for
ihnuld prove to he quite a battle.
Baltimore utility man Dick W il
The la rk 'r position* have llrown liams in a straight player ileal.
much Im p le m e n t thi* week with
William* averaged :*vt th is p u t
Don Carter, Rn»* Neely and Chu season and it an outfielder who
lie Rogan handlit g the chores. also play* all three base*. Carre*I f thi* spot r. me* through for quel, once outstanding fo r the
defensive ejactl Dave Laiid r, (hr Chicago White Soc, hat'ed only
wall should be solid f« r tonight's .234 for Kam a* City t h ii year.
encounter With Keuy Lake *s
running mate to Stanley, and
Swalm . Waller Middleton and
Joner at ends, the tine mould he
anv m n n ln f attafk
that the Darter*’ might u*e.
TAINT,WOOD —Coach Dill P r" .It ihotild be a fa«t and racitm* tor’s I.yman Mich Greyhounds w ill
contest. With the (.'lowing of both be gunning for thnr firs t victory
squads i i pievl.ut contest*, the of the I DAB football season here to
only way to call thi* one I* a toil- night when th* Winter Park J u
up The Darters are a good club, nior Varsity invade*.
hut it ii doubtful that they are
I.yman enter* the gome w ith ona
a* fast and aggretaive a* the loss ami on* tie. The Greyhound*
powerful Scabrceir aquad that de sere beaten In tha opener by Se-nfeated the Seminole* 1**1 week. iole, but ra lli« i to tie favored 1!a»tin r* 7-7 |a*t Friday night.
Kickoff time tonight ia R o'clock.
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JsTAFFO HD S T R IN G S . Conn
( U P I) — T h r R fv. Roland T.
ID a ro rk , one of the f irat Negro
pm-tor* of an all-white rongregaIfon In th* United States. will
travel through the South to it-ijy
dengregatterv.
Appeals Court Told
i
No High Schools'
Unless Segregated
unanlmwilly
reef
WASHINGTON 11” I t —T h r Nit- S i bool and
r U N T O N Irnn t ' T I t - The r r f',' r Cn',t i ppened III P M .J> Itemed It* hlatnnr IMt deeittne
ST LO U IS i t ' P l i - Tiie U S .
Atom ic
Knrrt)
Comml>»lon tent b>d*> and Justice l -'lU that racial » rg rfcation in publi.* I'ourl nf Appeal* w»* warned tol»»!rd
ArVsinat
for
school*
I*
unc*mt(lluli.<naL
RICHMONQ. VA. ( U l ’l l — Thr
turni-tl an abandoned elementary Ft*n< furtir
day lhai ‘‘Ihcrr will be no high
>!h avhtH.1 in., err.
I ' . S. 4th t'ircult Court o f Appeal*
• i-bool at nrathv Oak Ridge P ier |inlc,*fetiisi.
Frankfurter laid It ,'aine-t un school npennl In l.litli* RocW un,
today upheld the second convic
reservedly in tire court a opinion lr*v tile schools are
to the bnmtird • out *t idrnt* ol u ‘tl
41
tion under the Smith A r t of form FIIIK PREVENTION W E E K — Acting Muyur A. I- Wilson -urn.* a proclamnliun <-:i!U ra c ia ll) - mtrgratrd Clinton Huh
IfO tcd W rlv after the -ihu r.r
hut dirm rtt It appropriate '«lto the court look jnder ad vltru ru t
brief
formal
opening
cere
noi.ie*
e r Carolina*
Communist leader
I- deal Individually wl'h the gcrat a rrqtie»t for an injunction In hall
iuc attention to Firp Prpvrntion Week n* Ralph Wight, left, A1 Chile*, ripht, ami Fire School t<*.l»
I Frankfurter i s s u e d t •■iatJU l true here *1 * ta k r"
Ju n iu i I. Scale*.
lhai b alin g .
Chief Mack Ctovelaml Sr. look on. Wight nn>i Chiles are mcniLcrs of thr J .r . a <.*. which
V d rra t »ni itaU investigators,
opinion 1*1 thr I l|<i* llock tchm.l
!»|v>nv>r the annual observance.
(Staff Photo) meanwhile. -If'rd for r lu r * In thr I ca*e which » a * decMed in a tpc- •te s a il llte ‘'tracie a ,|T .'l" of Richard Butler, attorney lor lh«
tikana*-' action In rd.cklng ’n- Utt-c Rtxk School Board, told
- ! »hcll of CttlllOn n ig h , torn hjr
MOSCOW ( U T I)—Sot id I .»*
losrn'ion m i that ‘ tne |Miwer of the Court thal the b»atd l l neilher
I three rapid • fire r i plosion* e*rl) rial 'um m er term .
The
,ourt
hat
hatred
an>
drlay
tnier Nikita Khruthchev raid Sun
the *'«le « » , u*#d not to austain
S ’ln rla j. S e | r r * ntioniat* were
in carrying out ita integration or law but g* *n instrument for arguing for nor against Ihe In
day the Soviet Union aould go to
! blamed for thr bombingjunction requrlird hy the National
drr* at I jille Rock * I'entr*' High th an clin v I* . "
lr » aid of Communlit China only
School Principal W !• Human
A»»u. ?«'.* the Advancement of Coi*
i f th* Urtitid State) attacked th*
“ Vinlrrit re»lit»r,ce to law can 1'Ce.i l'e>iplf,
l t 'li! .n ip . "<m ii|l,|.ip r| nndrnta,
mainland.
not ne made a legal reason ioi
iliriu ilu y ).\en of the 11 \e iro
But ne said pres* statements
The rwf’ADmrnt of So virl policy
_
il< *n. pension wilhnot loosealpg *\ Go* O n a t rnuhaa of .ir k s r * .
clailtlre • enrolled th e ir, that they
wat accompanied by a declaration i p o r t 6 ( l i l l " g o o d
C l >11“
the fabric of our sociei). Frank- av indicate (he i.-hoolv will not
would attend claitra in the ahan
that President Klaenhower d ll-)
t
C n m im .lo
further said ’‘ What could tld* open ' under preirnt rOndltJon*'*
don erl Linden trhoot
at Oak
*ru *2 and wrongly interprted So- ( l l t l O I l
Ul
O P IT U n C P iC
menu but to acknowledge that dis unleiv they are leased *» private,
Ridge
The
M
•
claa.room
hulldy t Fomoia policy m h i. r re*.
order under the argt* of a stale •egregateij Institution*.
ing It owrril l>> the \ ) .C which
co n /ftn ce lis t w rtk .
•
* ,•
•
ha* moral lupenoilly over the
operate* thr tad atom!,- fn cii!)
Wiley Hrantcn, repre»enllng a
Coniiitution "
re»e »irh aid piiaiuvtloti centre
••ivstr Negm U ille Rock gioup,
«lx mill * writ of here Oak Itldgr
T h r high court »ar u it u i l l) I rev.ieil for the injunction, but
school,. fe del aII* operated, are Incertain, in ruling on numerous atktd the court to consider allow,
Fea (UPI) — The atomic sub- tOlTlJ l a s t WCCk. AnA
tegrated.
WASHINGTON (U P I* — T h r ta rla l cases coming to it* alien- leg Negr« ttudert* to enroll la
marine 1.RS Seawolf came up q u e s t i o n i l S t o w I l V a
T h r r i plosion*. Ilin c .l off at I'tiUrd State* w ill make It* ,ec lion, to nail down moic firm ly llu private school* If the reitrglnfrom tht depths c f the Atlantic 1
,
,
,
three • minute In t m u l* In fogg) nnd attempt ;•* *eed a lock p, to than ever ita milttenre lliat *e- li; order I i lifted.
Ocean today after briny
merged for exactly (W day*.
rtarkn***, turned thr iolerior of thr moon t . s i n .e k rn , the *.irn- "regaled fuldir tchosding and
flranton also contended that, If
the 2o - clamoom * Union achoot liflc p u b 11 r a 11on W uhlnglon other public acti- itle* be halted die t .title Rock amooli were
Immediately.
into * vhamtilr* of eollapscd Science Trend* mid I- lay.
lr* * ,ti, the court thouH p an oa
w a ll* , twitted locker* und buckled
The flr.*l try to pul a picture
tin trail- itself.
floor* and r*»*f Human r*tlmal- inking *utrllitc in »rbi* aro-md
The c«uit adjourned without i.>
ed tiir damage at S.Mo.ww.
tin- tn<*>Ti fa il'd un Aug. 17 when
diratlng whrn il would recurrent.
tin- multi * U ; r rivkct h lf ur u,'
t i l l lltirs llg a le a
U S . Atty. 0 * r i Cobh of the
About 12 hour* a fit r the blast, i after 77 *econd> of lllglit
Eastern District o.’ Arkania* alio
The
moon
i*
in
a
favorable
po
F f l i asenit rnlere*t the invettlg*•upported the requtst for an In
M IAM I (U P I) - Tropical itorm
thin of thr *anda!i*m which until *|ti,,n for *urh • launching cnlv
junction to halt a plan of private,
Ja n ic r, hullding up rapidly to
a few da) • each inuitll) Ni si i
n
r
it
ir
.
unanimuiKl)
blntnrd
on
Bear hurriranr Intenaity. whipped
I I L ’ S I N K S S \\ O M E N ’S \\ E K K
M rs. E * l h i r K v iin t , le ft,
Sanford's tln e l improvementa vrgrrgatrd school* In L lttlr Rock.
seriri-gatlonisl (.tree*. Many i lite « i , kin d u ill t.r 1,’ir fa'or*M e prograui i* makint great stride*,
In an affiJa vit, Cobh aremed
the Bahamas today with t& mile
m ill M rs . It. t l v I!, lin k e r s tm iil lu *ide M a j o r M e rle W a r*
te
tM
l
for
ilclu
lter.
The
No
Force
ton ritlren* blamed th r riplosi.m *
thr U ttlr ItiTk School Hoard o!
an hour winds. The weather bu
accordinf
to
city
official*.
n c r ’a e m p ty c h a ir , a w a it in g an o ffic ia l M g iia '.iu c for a
did n.*t try to launch a moon
school
on "uUlMilfT.
fta u advised ihe South Atlantic
'the paving of Pulton Si reel, arranging for p u b l i c
p ro d n n m tio n f o r N a tlu n n l Itu n iiu * * W om en'# W e e k . W a r
t
*K-.r-,4 rn c k rt d u n n a fh * f t v o r t b if iU > ^
trscherf
to
be
hired
hy
thr
pri
* u - U l reildenta to keep in touch
Cliuton HIgh .tu d e n u gathered ^ Scp, pm,w r
fiom
to Oak, ha* tieen com
n e r w as in t he h o sp ita l an d th e tw o lt& P W n te m lio rs had
A h futurt advisories.
fo r an liieiutdy in the adjacent
pleted n-venth Kt., f*-im Mellon- vate school corporation "until
Science
TYciet*
**ld
the
neat
to re tu rn to w o rk b e fo re W a rn e r could a p p o in t un acting
gsmna*lum at * M a m
wheie HMvn *ale llilo .il l be " t ’e n llie l" rriltr lo S .itnrd tee. U under Con- •ueb time a* the private tchs'di
At I I a m. thr *forro * u IF i
m ayo r. M r s . K v n n t i-* a re tit..) v ic e prerM erit n to l m e m lrrr.
Human told thrm IJnd en • h “ d to prevent po*.(Ur m nlam irvatir)! atnicliori. tt'i.h ,’ avorridn weaftior are dtvsolved or discontinued ■*
mile* southeast of Miami. m ut
He laid the vr-ai-.gementa provid
s h ip c h a ir m a n , M rg . Itn ko p i* U M 'tV p re s n h n t .
would tT O’-enr.l fo r cla**rouin of the moon'* a'mniphere
ing In a north • northern or
cutddion*. rfty worker* hope to
ed that l>* trith e ra then *cu ld
w ork Thursday, ife aaid rrgulai
( S t a f f Photo)
northern direction at 17 m itr. per
The evecutlve Ix.anl of the !n- complete Seventh b> l'e.- I.
c l a i i r t would tu
rraum rd in
hour. The weather bureau cau
The complrlion of Fulton St. retu,m to the public school lyatem
IrmaKonat Council of Srlrntlfic
m n k rih lfr facllllu
nt ih r gym,
tioned that the future movement
ha*
opined a big area of cnmmrr- “ at the same salary and tsma
Ulilana w a r n e d l»*l Tln>r*d*)
iiali'i.**
the
Cllnieii rom m tinlijr renter
.
.
of the norm and ita direction
ria
l
properly for possible expan
„
, ,
. . , again*) contaminating me moor.
,)■".«*
the
*trrel
and
a
pait
"f
.
.
.
.
Were uncertain.
C A S T E ! . G A N I) O L F O Ital*
' ,
and the planet* with ■..r iit li*!*, sion The property la accessible
the town'* elrm rntary atiimd
•'Gradual
Intensification
will ( U P I * — Pope Piul M l, in tlic
dead h a r t e r I * • mi othrr fab from all directions in the a :r
north and imith of Putlon. Ahn
continue with earn* squall* of hurstance*.
w inler of hi* Sind Jta r, »uflererl
,% an t t-ircr likely
within II
Such contr. iilnatlon, Ihr board ‘w.. and one half Mock* am availhours," the weather bureau laid an apparent rerebral Ihromh'M *.
said, would in terfile wlt'l Ihe aide not tli t» l ake .Shore IIIv.l
“ The area of gal* wind* in the*nr atin ke, early loday. and lbe
llkiut UI m in u li istrr. Wil
Judged i>v it* i-cgm'iing, tb
it*d ) of til* natuial stale of the an I lin e r idoik* louth In First St.
in the paving pro-ram , a eon
circle wdlt rvpatui )**( , i i r * o f (hr Itomau C a llw li it going lo tw a t*u*y wert it is -oil aitfved at ( it Hall 1" .1" llie
northern remi
bodies.
Naira in Semlnolo l ounty wer«
eonildrrably during thr next 2t Cburch were administered, There 1Fhe Prevention Week * 1 Nntum • ffictel iluue.. Ih e Jo y c e * got
Meantime. Dr Abaloll A H'a* rretc aliutipent was lem-ivcd fmm h gher last month thsn In heptem*
learn caplabi* of tb r United
Fulton
at
Oik
Ave,
allowing
anto
b o o n."
th
'.r
iiroelamation.
citv
employ
gontavov,
m.w
of
1,-issia's
lop
H
in
d
Campaign
are
rrmlmted
of
were grave fear* for hi* life.
•>
Women’. Week, both
her a year ago, Recording to fig,
The advisory warned the north
. . .1
. . ..
„
of which • re being observed In -• thrir p*)cii«ck».
the "Dutch Treat" luncheon to- •cienllsts, fla tly de .led that thr traffic on Fulton from P ark tn ure* relented on sales tax collect,
A atican source* laid the Pope
,,|
ern Bahamas tn be on the alert
ilov, le f t ')1 < oiiln* proclaimed tn rrnW nn»n at Jim Spencer * Soviet Union Its* had any failure* r-'ien.-h.
ion* by Kay E, Gr*wn, « u te eomp*
Work mi Srienlh
L
,iiioii.il f i.|* sn.l S.nftMsI Wrt’t
tor hurricane wind* later in the • ufferrd period* of uncuntclou*
Rut, just f „ r the «aV» of v a r
In It* attempt* to launch »»trl
tndler.
Hi .laiirant
ilore by cit) emplo)** and city
day or tonight.
ne»*.
iety. it also is F>*h and S.-if--'»l i Plori.U <olllti* and Georgia
David Adkin* " f the Children's llle*
In Neptrber, , 9S7. sale* tax col.
V a tican Source* laid the admin- U i s l , to rn llira d Week and. *«■- Ilov. Mar. ui G riffin luith dr.igna- llnioe S-wirly „f Flo rid a will he
Some U.S. *rientiit* and p-dl equipment Thl* il pait i f the Icrtion* in Seminole County toltd ihn * . i irn {Iread Week.
Jleve
It
iff
not,
Fm
ergrncl**
V\
n
t
it
r
r
e
i
ror,itruclion
piogram
atariliciana believe that Ru m u ha*
lairin g o f last rite* »a* '•» pee
•aled f 19.31S.79. I j i t month, e,»|.
Mayor Marner wav »chedule.i the ^ue»t tpeaker. It '■*»* announc had *• much (rouble putting up ed hy tlw l i l y Comm'v.ion last
Wait Week.
* T ^ C A T H E R IN E S . Ont. _ caution * and that the Pi p* w »*
to sign hi* name to Ihe "Em er ed by Randall rh aae and Roy ita three sa te llitn a* thl* country year. Concrete eurh* are iveing Nttiona tolalnl f 12,(174 AT. Deilr e Prevention Week ha*
•pite thi* elimh *f t 'title mor*
(U P I) -W illia m M alirtte think* rallyin g . But thrre <**• tv* min- prurlalmrd in Knnford l>y t'-'m- gencies Won't W ait Week" pr ■ H oller, director* of the arency,
con*trueted. Driveway*, where m - ifian f.'.tkk) in Beplembrr, of Ihli
there'* no place tlkn Jait. The H- Imialng the gravity of hi* eomli ImUaluagr A. L . AYilaoO, acting U mat ion, istuevl («■ cm 1 s-lre tire which It one of m e n partlelpst- ha* hail In launching It* artificial litin g . ate tiring paved.
moons. The magailne A) iallon
Tear, (he figure waa below the
year-olil Canadian ha* spent all lion.
,-la'iin *hriil cm fwyp vbgkqSRDot iinimrtame of first aid lie >.«* lug In the I T
Tbc»e nrojecl* n r md a part August total of » | 4,1W2J»7
Itip fo rn talive* of the pres* amt Meek ha* raid tliir.1* tiled hut
but about nne year »ince 19M be
A n official medical
bulletin mayor while Mayor Merle tt.,r too hu*y proving what *'■• p rx la
nf
the
rr.ently
approved
ati
ret
reIn moat Florida counties, how.
hind prUmi wall*, according U ligned by three doctor* wn« were nerc rrrep uai'V rfittflP ' «hd glibvg n ation said: emergent < -o n'l radbi have Iwen invited to at- fadrd lo send a ro.'ket to the I (urfacing program approved by
ever, the story wa* the same: tote
mom on May I.
fend
Crown attorney Lloyd Goodwin.
urgently c a l l e d to (he Pope'* rer recuperates from all enn ■ wait.
, tft. Commliwlon. Fund* fo r (he lections highe- In Augutl than In
He wat aiiured another five bcd*lde at 111* *umrnrr revldence gene) appriol.ctomy in r-emin-ile
above d r irribcd project* already September, t,ui hlr.her last month
yrara confinement recently wh*n here In th r Alban Hill* said that MrtnorUI Hospital,
had tieen a;ipiopria!ed.
than Se| teinlwr a year ago.
he « a* convict) d nf breaking and the pontiff «a* ittickrn tn "e rt
National
llu*in*«v
Women'*
Figure* released t-y Green reentering thrre tmilncM ei in thr etna I
circulatory disturban. r * " W.s'k narrowly missed \* (|s-'M'*
'•aled that thr *evrn-cent gasoline
C ilhrH nev area.
•ignalure Although ll;* j-r
at R;3a a . m
Hiinrlary deported
tax
producel
frt9. l 2lt.7S lr»v
»Dr d d a '* If you don t bar* an im
Hen didn't get an official *ign«
vanfnid soon will have a «*ruuin r , st u*el 2.f<W gallnnt of
n--nth,
comparsd
to | 6M,kf„, no In
Clay
William*'
Pmd
Room.
Ka»t
mediate **l* "
tore, the ItA l'W Club la nbsei toe.cooling plant tor vegetable* per mlnulr
First Nt , «*• broken into ovrr August aiwl H t , 72l».7S In Neptem*
Itw 11,1 I'll’ Club I* ntoerv ihg tin T" ) plant, official* isld. will
K iid r r «,'ld ' we definilely want
J.,un hrltlrr. m a n a g e r of •hr
ihe tvre kend »m| app-oximatrly for, M*17. In gallon*, »ale* of gat*
..rig Ihr week anyway.
luing giratrr fur in d itn ilfiration Neini tile County ("liaittbef of die plant I nau ** we need it " He
oline last month In Hrmlnole
The ''n e al-inisi'' on Ihe pus la to thi* are* and highci price* for ( oil. irrte. *aid at th r meeting nldtd that growers would give up I* in p r'itiir* staten.
Arcoid.ng to I’ollce, the thief County tolalrd USt.Ahl.
mati'in really ran't be blam'd
(bat this plant "could It the *al the one ahm attempt icahhagri I eiilerrd hy l.r vk,ng a window,
vi triable*.
(In thr taw-spill basil, Nemlnole
the II*P W or Acting Mayor W'i|
vati n of farming In our county " md »l*rl looking Inward higher Ih e money as* stolen from the Cm nty received fJ3.&44. | 7, which
If
I’
Void
'll,
of
thr
Jet
Vac
■mi, plan* had i>een made to have
lie
a
ldrd
that
thi*
n
i
i
a
pioduc,*
priced
c.
>p»,
such
a*
tenure
r*»h drawer. Two carton, of cig rrpis-tentrd two of each *even
thr paper signed h)' M a y r War- C.-oter Co, Inc . *wtd Saturday
Sanford'* Fire Station No. 2 town station. Per»-ins desiring t<> un \ tmlilen appendectomy •
11at ihe lurgi *tr, I tank whirl, so e of ihe It »( lettuce In the Vrgetalil.'a would have * "long arette* were the only other Item* cent* Collected on rounty gasoline
but the problem has hrri, t , Rf,. on he ihrlf ' and It * irpuctrd niising .
■ate*.
on Irench Ave. near llih St conduct bunn-»* with the depart- itu in rr out of the pict u i H m- s II lie I'm- heal) ui Ihr VfCUUD W...II
f u l l e r s mde at the coniumrr etMl"
fluw i* occupied,
eit *,dread, t. alwnit half m*. ling "
, mi n, other than reporting a fire . IIA t’W and the Jaycee* l.nd »n m ■
vauurn pre exiting proee.i iKcalise the ) ScUUni process cool*
♦ fh e S37.US 31 itru ctu re , a pari should c a ll FA 2 IM7 l ire alarm * polntmrnt with Mayor Ware-) a'
Th
inplrled” al * New JcMey plant
«f the c it j'i rapital improvrmrnt*. should be reportrd ov.r FA 2 i J i l . lbe tame tim e, k ':'ll p m i r i ' U ) . if Jet Vac
rrm* »• field tein(T i ature* anl them uniformly, ftchaller **id
vegetable*.
hrmlnole County vegelalde. fvow
* * • rompletrd early In the in i*.
"Wc drfinitrl) a i r coming to moisture fiom the
P re se n tly , Ihe city I* engaged in for thr tigning*.
gukranleelng a longer life. Volifou w* »J**|>|*r,l by truck* "Ifed down"
mer,
Sanford."
Volilou
said.
'The
m
a
Since
W'arnrr
war
in
the
ho.plinitallJn g signal lirhtt on i rench
for thr trip* to m«rk,t* In Hie
Du* to final furnishing, and va
and seballer tail)
A*'C. The *y*tem will bo im pend ta). an acting mayor was nee.li d chinery and equipment will t>e
cation tchedule*, actual occupa
*1 .*• plant would s ta rt a Irent North and Fa«l
*«*cmhlrd
h e ir . We are hullding
Not
jo-t
to
sign
the
i>
etiti"'•
ed o r t r the hlrhwa> ard will »top
tion wat d rla jfd
t» u a <1 mote ill*eMilleatIon for thl*
tra ffic at I3th, Itih and fium the huwevri Ti»e rity payroll had )•• ’I t vacuum tank In Cedar) die
The lU lion will be manned hy
Somewhal
area
' Schiller **I,L ".A* a laiy, I
N
J
)
anil
will
ship
II
her*
a*
Sanford State Firm er'. Market ,u" '
.
three or four men It i i equipped
irm cm ber acre* of lettuce In thl*
exit. AATven all light* ate red a pu»hrd for lime. D*l M memlTr* to«n a* il i* completed "
with « new American LaFrance
'ju*t proclaimed the week" them
Vildoii and Jules Schiller, Thl area Thi* acreave ha* decllni-d
T A I I ’K L Formula ( U I 'D —D ie jCoinm unina organ Ihelr >00,
large green light, faring the file
- while standing laslili' Sla> la latphla pi-wluce tvr-.k. i . rnijdia ■ihsiouily due In inability to |i*n
TMhgallon pumper, a Dodge Power
Cammunteta h*ltrd th rir bombard ' hrl1 teimharvlmenl of Quemoy
equipment, will flash on.
'jbgon, fur fighling grat* and
,,r Wainrr'e empty rhair
DFHARY
Tlie Ib-Bary Chamn/cd in talk* t<> focal vegetable •Jb and ship. Your focal are* can t
f
The
signal light*
wilt tie
Ihey r* working ssumen, ■ pie
W a ll fire*, and also with an old
po)*i')!y *Uppl) Ihe market you l.,r of Commerce will hold a L e n t of Quemoy lo rl.y but both *'* w rr,V* ■ »
Conviction Upheld
'Kikita Elaborates
Mayor’s Mayor
S a n f o r d Mayor
Mode Warner is rc-
Moon try Slated
Later This Week,
Publication Says
Memorial Hospital today,
following an
em ergence appondec-
beawolf Surfaces
mb. m ayor is needed was
answered Friday. Top
Janice Building Up ^ sA\'m Znt acting mayor,
To Near-Hurricane dpointed
o i n g the official
Big Strides Made
In Street Program
honors; bottom photo,
no m ayor was avail
able to sign proclama
tions, or the city pay
roll.
Pope Near Death;
Last Rites Given
As Proclamation S a id Mayor Proved The Point
' Seminole Reports
Increase In Sales
United Fund Sets
Tuesday Luncheon
Prison Is 'Home
Sanford To Get Produce Pre-Cooler
Sanford Occupies
New Fire Station
Quemoy Shelling Halted;
DcBary Schedules
Chamber Meeting
A n tarlrin LaFrance truck which
U iultabl* aa an auailtary unil.
Th* atition i* tied in with Sta
tion No. I both by radio and tele
phone Th* communication system
provide* alarm* simultaneously
at both itationi. In addition, the
■tatioei are equipped with a pri
vate phone line.
Fire fighting
equipment will be discharged acending to location of the fire.
Eq u ip m e n t remaining al Statioo
Ne. 1 la downtown Sanford conaiatg W a new Am erican U F ra n c e ,
TM Ffillon pumper, a Seegrivei
g r r iit tedder trn rk : an Internattenal pumper, capable of pumping
KM gallon* per minute, and th*
pecoud eld A m e n tia LaFrance at
H g n iih ry unit.
<
Tire Chief Mack Ctcvetend wilt
pjjjfcTliii Ma affiee a l to* d«wa-
operated automatically from th*
offire of Station No. 2
The second fire nation wra*
built to inert the iprcading gtowth
of til* Community, and was lo
cated to protkl* adequate fire
protection for U>» growth, hy
moving ihe equipment out of the
congested downtown traffic area
The itation ha* a 2.371 squarefoot building with a 2,MU-foot
covered *lorage arc* for the fire
fighting apparatus, flan* for the
building were thmrn by the city
com mission over Mhrr type* of
plan* presented.
.i" » r u lin t tiir ta.uum pie i ml
quisite for memberthip tn the mg prove** ••give* vrgr'ublc*
114 I’W. and had to return to lh< i t longer lit.- on the shrif. therrby
hringlrig a b* it, r p,t * for t te
rr due, r "
When local grown* *nl *•• •
puny off ic tala gathered in
e
m irthoute Saturday. Voldou ,aid
Diircfor* of the Semir.-Ic • ‘run Jet A’ae had only twu problems
ty Chamber of Com nuice Thur* to h* odvrd hefenc moving to
Juy night will hear a talk by llo- Sar/ord. land and water.
waid Smith, manager of the in
No solution hat tier it annaunr
dustry Development Departn.enl rd for either But Jet \'ar ofti
of tne Florida Development horn- cla.t aid ifKosi lo ad cu aatlclj.atid
mission.
rn tnruhle on either. Ih r land
John Kridrr, Chamber .nanager. co*dd (t obtained from tbr State
vaid the flr*t quarterly me*ling of Farmrr* Market, pitiidrd local
Chamber Directors
To Meet Thursday
The station wa* designed to be ifo nr* ilim to ra te will he held
economical and functional. The In Ihe Sanford C>vir Center, start
building contain* an office, la v a ing al 7 pm . Tin* will be th*
tory. Shower and lockrr fa c ililir* . first meeting with the new Cham
sleeping quarter*. (1a«iruom and te r ptrddcnt, Mark Ulrvelarid J r ,
Ipivtiding.
towage a n a aod a kuebsu.
(aimer* plan to use the plant, L .
Ii, fowl*, directo r of the Stale
Farms rt M arkets laid.
Water will be obtained from the
vacuum proeetv by erection r f a
I (wiling tuwee and pump*. Ilia pro
i c e d flut, with thii plant. Atlanta
and the r n t of the Smithvati
couldn't hrlng in W e-tern leDurr
tn eumpete with y o u "
S halier laid Jet Var would
-.e el * steel building at a c>-al of
.„rrie Vai.fgq anj the vacuumco-d
log marhlnrry at a r n t t of more
n a n Hhrt.OW). The company i,
*• illing to do this without ‘ a v
kirrt „t guarantee fro m grower*
without any contracts; we art
convinced that this would -nri,h
grratl) thi* arcs "
dinner meeting Oct. 1A at Slet-'m
University dining room, it was '
tn row need Unlay,
Fes tn red epeaker for the oeea
•'■tn will be U. S. Her A. Sydney
llerfong J r , nf (hr Fifth Congtea-"‘0*1 Dl-1rirt. Hit *uhje-'t will
A Report on Ihe .S'-rnmt B*»*i-n of the Hath Corgrr.s "
Thr dinner I* teheduled for 7
p m. Reservation* mull be nude
|.y Saturday.
Bulletin
Red Conditions Rejected
tl«- United S lat,.
and Nationalist '}?> un,l,r th' *,cm ‘ of the U'5'
.
at- Navy.
h|h* refected the rondiliona
It r et no Red fire although
tached to thr Red* offer nf a
seven-day tea** fire In tfco Formuss Strait.
I": evident Cliiaug Kai • ah«k
branded t o
(<imniunl*t cease
fire a "'ric k and deeepdon'' and
•aid tie Nab.-ii*ll»l« would never
enter direct negotiation* with the
Com munlit*. or# nf Ihe condi
tion* «( 'he Red cease fire .
A'le# A-ini lfolan<l K . Smoot.
senior
Amerifan
m ilitary
l.'omrtiunitt gum era walched Ilia
Ion* of tu ^ tl.* bring unloaded
on the beaeht*
Maikhxl I'eng Trh-hai,. Chine**
Communist mlnt-ter of d-feoaq
who led lh- Chinese "vidunH,-*-,’*
in North K»iea. *wut lie was
ordeilng a hah in th* Quemoy
thrilin^ "for humanitarian rras u m " N -V m allll source* said
thr Ksdr acted breausa their
" ; n - , blockade bad failed,
Schai>r laid the vacuum p n o n i
mander of F»rmoi*.
'-c t.-iu i
•Taiwan luUmHRea may ship
would ellmtnalr growerv* pio
there would be no c h , , i ; c . in a* murh military supplies to In*
Idem* at cutting vegetable* aril
SLAV Y O R K ( U l ' l i D-e New convey nperstiona although U12 offshore island* aa they wlih bul
'having 04 cuatumer that nay' V irk Yankee* scored tlx tun* In Red* threatened to rasum * th rir on one conditlot — no U. S,
' l l * idled thal the plant would thi sixth inning of today's fifth massive
bombardment if
Lbe escort." I'eng said. “ I f this condi
allow grower* to "cut when you're World Kerirs gams tialay and went United State* does not t o t * * eon tion It not observed, th* abev«
rea-l>, find fhe vegetable* on * 1 to gain a 7-0 win over lh* Mil- loving the Nationalist ahipa.
I mctiUoned premia* nlll not bo
(tru ck and 1st a M t fu r • coupl* • wauk-e U rsvas.
Th* big g rit convey lin e s toe j kept.**
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NO T JU ST DOLLAR DAYS IN N A M E
ONLY, BU T HONEST TO GOODNESS
MONEY SAVING I t A l I A D
H A
INQUIRE
COPELAND
i
ALL MEAT — CELLO
KINGAN’S - RELIABLE
SLICED
ABOUT
S11CRFRESH
0%
S A L A D OIL
vm
(Limit 2 Lbs. Please)
A U S GOOD C H U C K
:.r
r it t t a T
No. 2
Cans
m
s l ic e d
PINEAPPLE
BLUE PLATE
4
Mayonnaise
3
FOOD KING
Strawberry Preserves
sir* towels :
SOLA KINK
POUND
M
BANQUET
POUND CAKE
PTA - SCOUTS - CHURCHES CLUBS — AND OTHER
> > WALDORF
TISSUE
IZ
BANQUET PEARS
WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS
VISIT FOODMART
TODAY
AN LET l*S EXPLAIN
^
BLUE PLATE
,
PEANUT BUTTER
FOOD KING
F. C. P. TO YOU — IT REALLY
WORKS
1A
PORK Cr BEANS ] Q Can.
BEECHNUT OR GERBER'S
STRAINED
|f j£
BABY FOOD
L
V
FOODMARTS
SHURFRESH
BISCUIT
II
4 4 fii
11 Iktr
EXPENSE
DELMONTE — SLICED
PEACHES
COCKTAIL
OAK HILL
5
PEANUTS
BIRDSEYE
BUTTER
BEANS
A
HIBISCUIT
TOT’ FORM
1 P
TUNA C A T FOOD 1 3 Uni
MOUNTAIN' FARM
~
C H O W -C H O W
3
His: 1*4 Lb. v \ Q 0
Pkgs. JUST THE THING FOR
v a fter
SCHOOL /
SNACKS
jy
MUSSELMAN’S - *
APPLE SAUCE / '
SYLVANIA
LIGHT
60 or 75 Watt BULBS
DOG or CAT FOOD
TAMAV SOAP
SOFLIN
STRAWBERRIES
SWANSON— T. V.
,
M AIN
TURKEY
J
Oil GKEKN TOMATO Pint
RELISH
Jars
WINTER GARDEN
COURSE CHUCKEN
McK e n z i e
BROCCOLI SPEARS
STANDARD
BIRDSEYE
FRENCH
FRIES
A
LIBBY’S
LEM O NAD E
or LIMEADE
BIRDSEYE
COLLARDS
WINTER GARDEN
CHICKEN
POT
or Tl ItKI'A o i c c
BIRDSEYE
Garden
C U T BEANS
KOUNTY KIST
CREAM STYLE
R ICELAND
BLUE ROSE
RICE
m jf
n i.b s . 4 j
Chicken Of The Sea
Light T U N A ^C<
FREE
RIDES
RKALEMON
JUICE
frith every
purchase
PARK AYE.
AT 25Ui ST.
MIA7S •». S tatio n
FOR THE
KIDDIES
ON
THE KIDDIE
GO ROUND
SANFORD
�I
Weather
*
jr o u T x u x
F M a b lin h o d
AN
SANFO RD ,
19M
Private School Set-Up
Termed 'Just Scheme'
IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A
★
★
★
★
News Briefs
In Line Of Duty
★
Corporation Gets
Ita n y Aid Offers
Ton Friendly, Bub
Didn’t Show l ’p
9------------------------------
Con Search Shifts
To Louisiana; One
Returned To Jail
Off To I Vor Start
Billy Graham Raps
Prayer Day Apathy
Bird Given Hide
Zonkc.v Discovered
Moio British, Please
Hockot Sets Record
At General Motors
• I Jciul, 7 Hurt
Slate Hospitality
Has Real Meaning w
Eerie Light Seen;
Thor Getting Set
Skeletons Found
It
Odds Shift After
Braves Win First
no a u tte x fu l static toast an far.
T h t A ir Fore* has not anN E W Y O R K ( I T ' D - W itn t.ew
•Bounced when It plana to shoot at
ICirdcttr nppmlng llnh Tut ley, thr
tha moon again. B u t tha next
t
Milwaukee brave* lie.am e 11 to
favorable
period is O cl. 1Z-1C,
f iv o r i lt i to win I day's second
when the moon approaches within
game of the V ni Id S n ir
nnd f. 3
220,000 mile* of the earth .
picks to win their *#Cund straight
V ) A static last u au a lly ia held
championship.
w ith in 10 days to tw o w reks prior
Before Wednesday a ( 3 lh t illin g
The Seminole County United lion A rm y , and the H o n d a Child
to a launching attem pt. B u t ht
1o>s, Hie Yankees were 13 19 fa
A i r Forca declined lo confirm Fund cam paign « u k ic k e d off ten l Society.
v..rlle*.
whether the T hor ebreked out yesterday.
Cam paign leader* w ill attempl
rhea# oddi ate on a man lu man
V olunteer worker* »re attempt
Wednesday w ill to used in the
W ith * Imui:maker, a M iltrig to tail# a total o f LM .000 In to reach as many Individual* a* U t l*
Boat lunar probe attem pt.
, r , , „ , *w ,,,** *' U i via loo Irader* have w#uk#e bvllo r would have lo lay
finance the activities of the seven
particip atin g agencies fo r the n e tt
*“
,h» v» *D to *10 and * Yankee rootei
)* #ri
j nous group* and part* of the rould win t i l w ilh a l l o Iwt on
I th# Jie H e i outrom#
Aa the drive <oi im derw ay, I toun*FHarold K a s tn rr, pietldent of Ihe
cam paigr. leader, urged the pub
a T A ll'E I , Fnrmnaa t l ' I ' D A Na
lie la "give grneroutly to that Fund. and Howard M tN'ulty, cam
tlo n a liit Chine a* F B Y •eaplane thia w orthy appeal w ill be success paign ch a irm a n , urged (tie puh
lie U> give th* drive " a ll «f the
w ith faur U. S
m ilit a r y ' man f u l. "
•board has been m ia tln g over
The 194,000 g u ll t e l fo r tMa support possible *« that v# might
U*e Fo rrr.u a Strait since Wednes y e ar i* a record for Sem inole complete the solicitation for th li
M IA M I ( L T D — lb# Dad#
day afternoon, the Defamae M in ii- County. This reflects the rapid campaign a t toon at passible."
County Kcbeul ituav! w ill hold a
Vry anneuncMt today.
growth in popuiMinn and (be in
They ca lle d attention to the fact pu*)lic hearing f i t. IS far ,*r,p#ah
« A a Am erican spokesm an la id creased roats of operation of the that the volunteer workers "are by J7 Negro student* who wer#
tlsa plana carried erven pesscngeri p a rticip a tin g
agencies,
leader, taking tim e o ff from their jobs" denied transfers to white ichool*.
• a d four crew m em bers. The pea- said.
and asked the public lo avoid
The board Wednaaday 'u rn td
••tigers iac'uded two U . S Arm y
Included in Ihe U F th is year r lll- b ir k * " s o that these volun- d..wn the request tn pi*#* l i e 21
^ a ffire rt, aa A m e rira a soldier and are lh * Red Cross. M e nta l Health, teers m ig h t lose as little tim e as j elem entary *"d t# high ti hool
V l i / a w a i e i aailor.
IS O ,
and G irl Seoul*, Selva- at y o ssib U L o in th u r w o rk ."
1puyli* u a il «•hit* achoola
Campaign Starts
For United Fund
D A ILY
NEW SPAPER
T ill'R S D A Y , O C T O B E R
H A S L A R . England ( L T D - T h e
r .iv r M l out Monday to make tha
arm y lic k .
Two arm y o ffice r! and on »n
lifted men clim bed into rubber
t a f t i In a hu(e navy lest lank
and were to n e d about by loo-foot
i wave*. S i# object—to te:t n x
itypaa of anti ic a a irk n c n
W A S H IN G T O N ( L T D — Justice 1want to are ilia and of th* f r t e lo n l y " a-hoote in priv a le q i a r '. r , _
.
c,
D epartm ent o fficia l! today v ie w td public education ayatein
’'h u h neat week and appealed for ton O l ' p I l i U l S S e t ? U | ) O l l O r
M I L W A U K E E i L T D - T a o ot‘
the plan to open * holly private t has become t.ioroughly m g 'a in r d trtbutlons to run them
('oally Business
pharn from St. J o ie p li'i Orphan
i* ; : t r u e d school v in L ittle Rock, in tb« A m e rica n way of life . A lio ,
O ffic la li here be'ievtd the n o te age had p ia n d ita n d teatv fa r the
A rk ., aa i~o'H*r "ie h » m e " that thaia o f f ic la li added, tha av**age
• im p ly aon't work.
Little Ito.-* fa m ily doe* not have allow,d the corporation bad Come World S ciie a opener W c tn c v la v to
m Hut they s itd it would b r the 1money to pay for iriv a te school- to the rohcluaiun that it cannot prove once again that crim e
art up p riv a le segivgated ir h o o 'l doran'l p a y —lo# the n im in a l.
"*,,;> le of IJltla Rock, ra th e r t:ian log for it * children,
The k n it got the t u k il when a
the c o u r t a, who re je ct the p ti
'lb* L lt i'e Ruck I’rivai* S chool with ila te fundv.
O fficia l! of tha U S . Office of Judge gave
tlaiul.1
T-irLe tlia
gate ichool p'an.
, Corp. announced Wednesday
it
T h e y laid cltiran* would n o t! planned in open p rt'a te " w h ile Education la id tha corporation choice of paving » IV) fine or do
would have m ore than a baaket -1 naling to the orphanage the lick
fu l of problem ! in a n tin g up any r [t hr » u arcuaed of try in g to
bona fide school system thia year. t r4 |p
The big problem wrotild be getting
enough niunry through rnntnhu
lio n i lo handle the ce itly business
T A M P A . F la v l T D
When the
of running achoola.
r*>e of A rltn E « rrr lloraley wav
Another a tic k lrr. in the eyes o f called in T# »f'ic cviuit Wednesday
Ihtac official*. would be Itch o f jif. [,aipit> tang out to the judg#:
L I T T L E R O C K . tr k . I L T D — with no high school- and »o j id be adrrpiate f a i'ilitie , for ichoola. “ I'm here, huh.”
They ,a id vast amounts of scien
Judge tv M arion llrn d iy p io m p
L it t le Rocka p rira to sc hv.,1 cor staffed by retired te*'h»r«.
tific equipm ent wuuld be needed llv ordered M n rilry held m |ai'
pora tion reported tod*;- th a t o f
D r T. J . Raney, p r e ld r n l ef
Ju»l
lo
teach
a
chem
istry
or
phy
fer a of money and
#mrrgency the corporation, said in
until he anhcied up.
l. iu le
classroom s are pouring in fo r it i ll'-ck he had picked up one ‘ on sics cU«s.
Justice
Departm ent
o ffic ia l,
new. la it d ilrb plan to keep tha Iribu tlon o f 13,000 for the p lan but
ScH ooll white
ha tirc lin rd to n lim a tr th r to ta l. elau said it " d o r in ’t take a la w
S I I K H H lN t iil \M . Eng t l ' i ’ D —
7 ha plan foe p n va te iy supportMia a -cre tary raported at leaat y e r" to ace that a plan of V ir Pupil R o de rirk Saunders did Dot
•d and privately houied schools threa Itaptiat churrhaa had beam ginia (iov. J . Lindsay Almond to collect h i,
perfect
a ttfrd a n re
a op a re .itly would leave Negroes voiunieered fo r classrooms, aa w all reopen pu blic school, in V irg in ia prlJe at a secondary ,cho< t Wed
cities
would
be
the
kind
of
"e
v
a
av a ca rp e n te r,’ union b a ll, eUilea
n e 'd a y . Me a a* a b le nI
in a Ufa invutanca building. "q u ite sive schem e" already ruled out
* few ” rum pus room, and “ large by the U,S. Suprem e Court.
liv in g lo o m ,.”
H O V E . England ( D PI >— ( new
Raney announced
AAeJnesday
bu,, scheduled to start a lu.OOOlb* corporation, wliicl, h a t bean
m ile uvrrlar.d service from Ion atymied be tha Eighth IT. S, C irdon to Itoinl av (1,1. IT, r r t out
ru it C o u rt of Api#al« in a plan
from the factory h rrr to be e»
lo '»*»» the
four d ose d high
hihitrd at a toiraDn sh-w.
tihovila arid u 'w ratr them aa p riIt bruke down ID m ile out o f
vata inatitutiona with ita ta m on
C H A R L O T T E , N.C ( L T D — town.
ey, had h it upon the new p lan .
EvangrlM t D ill) riraham Wednes
Q A I K E N , S. C. ( L T D The
N o n , For Negro**
day night rapped apathy towartl
■ earth for two rtn v lrta who Red
Tha p la n i i to opertt* p riv a te .
A U C K LA N D . N Z i l ’P D - A
the Beaufort County Ja il Turaday ,rgregnU<d achouli — ha doubted President Eisen h ow er’ * call for a
specimen of Ihe New- Zi tsnd wingshifted to L o u iiian a today after there w ill be any for Netrroca — la y of p la y e r Wednesday.
If the i’ ri sidrn t had called for | |r l , bird, the kiwi, look o ff luvlay
a companion surrendered Wednes private b u ild in g , with fuiw), r a i l
a nationwide bariwrue. we d all fl(r t M OnO mile fllgh, to a L ,n d a y r.ifhl and Indicated his ae- ed by popular subscription.
Me aaid the corporation 1 ready have been th ere.” he said - If U « don goo. A Canadian l>a.iflc «lrc o m p licrs were on th e ir way to
dll|l((t lh , Wl,fL
lo begin h# it weak, if the wpjie.vl, P resident c a l l e d a n a llo n w iie U nrf
N e w Orleans.
cocktail p a rty , nearly everyone
S he riff Wyman Busch said O l l n ‘ uurt l’ n M onday make, |«-rm*nw ould-have been there.”
D . M itchell. I i. «f L a n g le y , S C . ,n * \tm. tompwr»ry order to tin
As it was, Graham vabl even
Ill.iiEM FONT KIN. ViLitn Africa
telephoned him from In i brother s 'V ™ '1
IK,t
,ul.n
.
few churches took notice of the
the
corporation
the
fo
u
r
high
( L P I l— A farm In Ihe W lnburg
hous* at Lan (ley ab,>ut 7;J0 p.m.,
proclaimed day of prayer Wed
ichool buildings.
area of the Free S la t- has come
# W c d n e id ty and la id . " I ’ m ready
LittJa R ock, four p u b lic h igh nesday.
up with a ronkey— a cro ss he
to give m yself up.” He a>krd the
Tbc
P
resident
and
M
r,.
E
it
c
r
sc Ikhi U have been c lo ,» l a month
twee-n a terba and a donkey.
a h e rirf la come atone to gel bim,
(loWel
lode
to
N
ational
P
re
sb
yte
r
and 410 u f the normal enrollm ent
D utch arid He went lo the home
uf
students in th ru i have ian Church through a ch illy raino f Donald M itchell w here the fugb
IranvCerrad lo school in o th e r lo- •torm lo a tle n d the special a, rtiv e surrendered to h im without cal it lea.
LO N D O N , ( L T D — The R ritisfi
vie* conducted by the Rev. E d
• n> tumble.
ward L R. Etson in Washington. Rruadcasting Corporation said toTlie other two men, lla rry t«.
T hr church wav more than Iwo- day It p lan . In reduce me number
CIrativ, 10. of Penn V a n . V V ,
third, emptv a , the K is rn h n n rr, .■ I A m e rica n t. In -ion film s l.eing
a m i J a m r, Rogrra,
D>, Hattie 18497181
■ ml other ge>v e m in e n t leaders *,,0* n tn in akr it • T V a-, vice
('re e k , Mich., were a till at large,
participated In the ceremonies more Hrtlish
^ a n d M itchell aaid they left Hint
suggested by the President him
^ , a r ! y Tues«iay, beaded fo* New
self in a p roc'am ation l»>t Aug I
O rlean s.
Elsun asked (io d 'l help to " re 1 W A R M IN i-1 ON l i ' P I '
\ twoM itch ell denied any knowledge
move
from
the world
thr »!»lte rocket asirm tily was fired
«f a service station rob b e ry re a r
D E T R O I T ( U I 'D — G e n e ral Mo dreadful menace o f w ar."
an nIUtude „ f 1JI m iles (rutu a
Augusta, (la., four hours after hts to ri and the UnitMi A u to W o rk
Despite » bus sir;** and a »hip *>i the S-uth I'a riL c last Sun• scape, and the Ih rft of at tra it er* fa ile d to rra th contract agree- heavy r a in fa ll,
11.100 peraoni day. Ihr N avy announced Werliteath ree vehicles in R ra u fo rt and ment before a 10 a m. s trik e dead- turned out fo r G r,h a m ’a le rv ic r. day. The Navy said it w a i the
A ik t n counties
J iU i°vl*T and more^ than 2 i 3.000
i m / ]jat i t row<J of thr hl*lw , l a llltu ile ever rra rh e d by
C.rady and Rogers, both M a r G M e m p lo y e left their Job* In crusade here.
a r., k tt tiii-d from alilpL, ard
in e ,, were truatres at the la il and plant* across lb* nation.
h ad let Mitchell out w ith them
G M V ic e I'rriid rn t la-ula G.
^ h e n they decided to flee. The .Srulon estim ated llw s trik e would
ZW O LLE,
Ih r
X e lh r iia n d ,
r t w o M a rin ri were a rrv in g three- r o ll the workers five m illio n d o l
t U l'D - F -lit per.um* were killer)
y e a r sentence! for auto theft. la rs a day In w age, and that the
a*-i seven (Hitsi* ba dl/ I s j li r t l
M itrh e il waa aw aiting sentencing com pany would love about thr
Wednesday night w h in a Ima. .nuk
fo r stealing a motor.
same amount.
ing a detour over a little used railbe a ion said (he company v*»«
i M .I.A IIA b S K E tU I’ l 1 — f lo way crossing, stallrd sod e a*
H a n din g by Itl offer to g ive the rids h o ip lu llt y ha* a new. mean tra M j,r(j hy in ra p rca i tram .
U A W the same terma a* wrre Ing today fo r %lr». Pa*,e Rs>
in the F o rd settlement “ w h ich lh* dak* and
mso clillrtr»a, thank, F i l r ! l t O P C l ’ U S h o S
union praised when it reached a
to a h ig -h e a ru d ra p ltn l thy
M A N IL A (U I’ D - T ie l S vu
•etllem ent with Ford "
Th- TT-year uld M l a r and her
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F hi'> ft,-.it
The union insisted there » r r c v h li'lrrn ,
v d A ir H Tt Iff; h rr
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FI*. be ic ttlc d , including short work rowed" e a r th e took out far i liase Wedncwlay night w t iV on
routine m tsilun from th*- *
( L T D — An tr r i* grown ligh t ||. week schedule,. *nd difference* demonstration.
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I ig litrr li.te irr pi. r isrjiiad ’
lu u in a te d tha A ir F o rce 's moon In wage scale, fo r the sam e W o rk.
Tallahassee police f und (betn
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ro*k*t lower early today. Indica
The M ilk in g GM em ploye* lu later parked on i down! .wn M retl pilot v ia , n-'t itit-n lilM .1
t in g ateppi-d-up a c tiv ity p rio r to eluded 23.IKK) member* of the In wilh ih» money and raving opsc
w h a t ii b«'’evf*l to Iw another lu le rn a tio n a l Union of
K ln - trira l tile*.
n a r protw attempt
W orker*, whirh also faded to
A local
cafe provulrd f r r ,
M A N I L A i l l ' l l - Skeletal rr
A n in te m e d la la rang* T hor un reach an agreemrnt before Ihe meal*, and p.dice took up a col
mains nf Filipino* who pre-nm *-.!,
Aec the ta ll tower pu ffe d » cloud deadline.
lection of about 121 in cash.
tile d age* tw in, F e rd ln a .d '1*
o f gray imoka W ednesday but
G M and UAW negotiator* spent
Then the lo cal Greyhound Bu* g rlla n came to Ihe I'hlbpp'nr*
th ere were no flame* th a t might
a total of I9 'i h.iura o v e r the t'o in p in y provided free tlcki-ts tir h4*e t«-en discover,d «n (>i>.» ,
. | m m h lh* m issile’s engines Sad
b a rg ain in g table during the pa«t Tampa where M r, O a ki aaid *hr land. It v a , reporlcd today.
Vb««tn successfully rh rt k rd »ul.
71 hour*, in an unsuccessful at hope, to meet her h u t l s a n d __________________ .
Hr fora the second moon rocket
tem pt to reach an agreem ent on | The
m otor
company
which
ra n be launched, l!.e> vnh irla must
undergo a ground t r » l o f ila en a n ation al rordra.'t b e fore tneiow ne.l the borrowed car declined
'to make charge*.
g in e,. T hcic apparen tly has been deadline.
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Shop And Save
In Sanford
fE hz C a n to r? * 2 ? £ ra li»
P a r t ly tUmij through F rid a y
Wfch M attered weatl* afteroo-.n
| W a t ta in i (bonder shower*. Low
to a lg b t U to 7*.
4 Americans Lost
On Chinese Plane
Hearing Is Slated
On Negro Appeals
2.
U n it e d
IDf.H
U rn s *
Leased
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W ir t
Jets A rrive On Formosa;
Another 'M u nich' Feared
Chiang Is Opposed
Ike's Concessions
On Far East Issue Seminole County To Fight To Moving Troops;
Could Gel Backing For Canal's Construction Dulles Talk Blasted
W ASH IN G T O N t l ’ P l) - Ttie ad
m in iatia.ien ta la y hoped to ra lly
-if-* vstv, LI sup, >tl behind lla For
m >«a policy fo lkia m g d i,tlu s u re it
ti a tiling to make s.vne r oncrv
i,<mv i<, the C h lrc rc Com m unists
t- r-,tS a ig » for a ftim truce In
the Fotm caa Strait
O fficia ls rvpe.-t mote barking
from other nation, n >» that F.ljenhovser and S crie ta ty o f State
Ji-hn F o tlc r l>ullrs h a ir made it
clear they are put com m itted lu
rupport Chlvtig Nat shi-k', a , pirn
tinr.* to return to the m ainland
an.) would urge lum to make
heavy evils 'n his offshore ivtamt
garrisons ‘t the Reds stop shoot
ing.
They a rkn .m V d g rd the United
States now fa c t, two new ta ctica l
problems as i result of develop
mrnt* cl Ihe past two duya.
— To make It abundaiilly cle a i
to the Com m unists that A m erican
"flrv ih ility ” -arid reasonable ^i ss
do not mean "apt casem ent" an l
thru- w ill be absolutely n» re h e a t
in the tare nf forte or ‘ oreat of
force
Some n fficiala fear the
Com m unists may m istake A m e ri
can w tllin g n f,* to negotiate a fte r
a te « ,c fire as a sign of w »akn(M
ami take the step forw ard which
could plunge thr whole area Into
war.
—To ,-onlines l tdang the peace
of the w o ild cannot he Indefinitely
Imperilled by keeping large Na
tfor.alist forces on Ihr iju rm o y
anil MntSU islands within sight of
the Red m ainland if Peiping is
w illing to a ica p t an enfu icrobte
cease fire s- i lake llv c^ m plsiola
to the co nfe icnce table.
Princess Rescues
Child From Slreet
S e m lr.jlf i ounty d .can't p la i to ltd ihe fight for approval at the
give up Iti battle fur the S an foid canal began la y in g plan* for an
T itusville ('anal, turned down try other pi"* for construction of Ihr
which
would
th r II- ui.i nf River* and H arbors Inland w a te rw ay
av "n l re .in o in ira llv feasible "
make the St. John* R ive r n a v i
\ local -Ic U g a im - w ill go to gable to the Atlantic.
Ja k c m III# tomorrow to get a
J o ltr- K rid e r, m anager of the
complete rrp o rt on lire negative Seminole Cham ber cl Com m erce
v..lr of U, S, engineer*
and chairm an «-f the Flo rid * W a
M the <ame time, those who terway*
Developm ent
Com m ittlon. sskl "th e fight I* ‘ till on "
X rid rr w ill lead the local delega
lion In Jacksons tile for Ihe full
engineering report.
I
Deputies Nab Man
On Grand Larceny;
Home Thief Sought
Si initt-Je County deputies ra 'l«
today
J r r r s ’ fd
one man
anj
chargrtt him w ith gram) la u c n y
aed ace seeking a thief who enter
ed Iwi. hom e, and stole a total
of JOT in the F ra irle Lake area.
It heit A n dre w M o rin , 10 yearold while man of llr a r g e Ave .
Diugwo-d I* In Seminole County
Jail, charged w ith grand larcen y.
M orin i> charged w ilh ateallng
money and clo th in g from Ilenrv
Jose llro iifte a u , Fort lo iu d e rd a lr,
E’ la.
I n f -r.nation released from the
County S h e riff's O ffice relate*
that Deputies Fuhanks and See
h u ig w rre „n routine p a lro i of
th r I 'la liie Lake area nf Mlghwav
17 k? V)“-ut 30 feel o lf the h ig h
way, they i t kitted a ca r in w h irh
lltousrcau s i r f. uml lo tie sleep
ing.
tile n cp u linoted a
pi kitp tru ck leaving die *;<-1 of
the parked car. They agal.i eh# k
ed Urvusaeu, who reported hi*
w allet and (lo tb ln g had 'e e n
stolen. The o ffl- c rs Im m ediately
began pursuit >d Ihe pickup tru ck,
and apprehended M orin, d .lv in g
the tru ck , about i ,3UJ * m, on
Highway t, 92.
Upon aearchlug M orin's home In
Lm gw ood. the officer* d l t c v c n d
.-I .thing identified at that b rl m l
Hi), lo Rivnitsertu
‘Die home* of I'ld l i .tehee, 103
Highland D riv e , and r Mr* Dellet r. at 7Id Highland Drive, troth
of 1‘ ia ir ie fjik e . w n e entered
sometime lo -ta rn t 2 al d 7 a. ni
today.
The thief a p p a ie n llv e lere-1 by
opening Ihe lock witlintit it -:r. ig in ;
them and is helleveil to have
taken nothing e s r ip t ra,l<.
"U n til we g r l Ihe fu ll report,
wo w ill not know what action to
lake nr At," h rid e r said. "H ow * V li I feet that the,.- I* too m ilch
Support and m e ili in Ihe project
to quit w orking fo r it."
I. Hi alley O ilhem , who went to
Washington w ith • local delega
tion tad spring in an effort to gel
approval for the canal, said " I
s till hope that the project w ill be
completed ’ ’
O dium added, however, that h r
(bought more rmphavl* should be
placed on the r r c r r illc n a l poten
tial that this development would
provide,
*•First, we in Sanford should
clean up ou r own lakefront by
building a seorage disposal p la n t."
(>.lm u said. "In so doing, we w ill
develop Ihe recreational potential
of our area, w hich 1* the pr»*ent
trend a ll over the itate.
“ Florid a , because o f nur recre
ational f a r illt ie , and ih r general
trend in w ater sports, it destined
lo become a noted water re cre a
tion area. W hen the bid fo r the
rar.al 1* reopened, we should put
mute •m phasia on kte rerreatlyn
potenUal."
N r4” * w ill a lle n d the F r U - y
tree trig w ith engineer* aa c h a ir
man at the W aterway* Com m it
slntt A cco m pan yin g him w ill he
A* Lae, ch a irm a n of the C ham
ber waterw ay* rn m m illr r. and
H a l Clevelan d
Jr., president
elect of ih r Cham ber.
B lt t 'G E s . ilctRium i l l ' l l
tin
lain * I'rin cr* , M argar*t Hvcpt a
sm all boy iro m the pa'h of an
i,m ushing a uiom o hilr
mid then
leaped t» * * M y herself today In
a narrow h n u h with .,,a ih
Tite prince**, on a Ih i'd dav .if
a quiet visit lo Belgium , was
w alking with h ri patty through
th- m arket square nf thl* ancient
city whrn a small European car
A U ' j J ca r w ith a Georgia (Iran,#
drove straigh t at them
la g lh a l had lieeo parked behind
M argaret swept up a youngster
a service *tvtion alnce e a rly A u
directly in Ihe aut'-'s path. She
gust was returned lo the alaler
then Jumped s lid e herself ** the
of Ihe ow ner yesterday.
ra r braked sharply and r a n i' to
a "lop after grating her s k irt.
L ir a ! police bad watched ihe
A w o m an ,wa* driving.
ca r since It was spotted hy H a rry
A ll n l i i h detective accompany ■
.vdalr. o p e ra to r of a act vice ita
ing
M acgaret. th ie f
In tpC itar
Don at the co rn e r of French Ave.
Frederick C ro ck rr. sprang forand F lrrt Street.
sa rd lo make sure the princes*
was all right.
A cheek w ith Georgia author!
She «Billed tu-r 'tiank* In I'ri^ k
tie* revealed that the cue w*a*
e . u iru re d Belgian police »l th e
En
rutile home for
supper Ihe possession u f Donald F-lw ard
srrri'- that ihe was u nh anu rd sod
ni.out *1 p. m Wednesday, C onst- D am pin', wh-sae address was le t
ihen walked on.
able J Q i S lim ! G allow ay arrest ed aa C am p L e o n ard Wood. Mo.
rd ihr#* men aliout a h alf block A u lh o rillrs .u n la d e d D a m p in '*
, from O n l t a l Florid * Tuod*, each sister. Mr*. How ard H o u r , In
ca rry in g » In * of canned good* A'a'doita, G a. wb* came to sau
ford for lb# ca r. [U m p ire I* rr
and ila p lr groceries
'Die trio, charged with breaking purled to b*vc been shipped o v e r
rod entering, ar# t r p o r lc i t> sea* with Ihr arm#d te rv lrr* .
lust- wr,|gri| open a did ing f.o.i
The vehicle had Item reporlcd
at C e n tra l F lo rid a T o o ls th rm igli to Georgia authorities as stolen
which th#t wer# a ld r lo escape about two m onths vgu L . r a l police
*v
Fl> AN'i'ISi'O
i l l’ ll
found num erous le ltci* wnd picA t . a lia , g u a rd s Ithh ki d n il tbe with Ihr g ii.c r iir a .
Jade, d nr# Fo rre st la#. Id. of liir r s
in th r
ta r which have
son i,lal>d into li.n rs li-d.y in
sn im re m illin g », areh for Aaron 12Id W. (Ilh S! ; | | e u T'o'lnr. Mr, bc»r. turned over lo F i l l a utho ri
llu rg 'ft, 2* yea* old cnnvlct m*»* ef lit 7, flog |U , and F ie ri Iter ties In O rlando.
i german, fij, of 130# C#d rv Ave ..
me since Monday.
"Ts-rr#'a ,i|!| m sign of 1dm Sanford
Hubert I’ rarce, owner of the
..•it ‘se'i# not going t«r glit- up."
fo.«l eom pany. ha* iden tified til,
said a prison official
Although tired guardi and T ill a ilicte a at Irclnr.ging '•> him Tite
m -.i bavw a c u jrrd the " lo c h " Inur* contained » v a ri* tj of can- j
ttiuronghly since llu rg ctt ami a ned good*, flour >od dried liewn,
companion, Clyde Johnson, over- and pea*.
Il'.nd lias l-ern Set at )3U0 for
powered a guard, pi Don o ffic ia li
r r f u ’ rd tn give up the aearih each in d ivid u al. D.cy a ir ,.i .Semi
Jnhnst.n, a M rm p h li bank robber note County Jail.
T A L L A H A S S E E ( L T D - T lie
Auto Is Returned
After Two Months
Constable Arrests
3 With Groceries
Guards Press Hunt
For Alcatraz Con
T A IP E I. Form osa (U P D - H ig h
attitude B-37 Am erican Jet bomb
ers have a rriv e d In Form osa Ira
bolster U.S. strikin g power In the
war-threatened Form osa S tra it, it
we* disclosed t<*lav-.
Rut the srT 'val of additional
A tn e iica n aid failed to dispel N a
tionalist f'-*r* of "another Mu*
n lch " Involving the * vacua (ion o f
de m iliia riia iio n of the Quemoy
and M rttu island*.
H ie authoritative Chin* D a lly
News, organ o f the ru lin g K u o .
m intang t N a tio na list P a rty ), re
flected hardening opposition to re
ducing the sire of the N a tio n a list
earrison as suggested in W ashing
ton.
“ Some c o u rtlie r »l*h out asking
who 1* right o r w hs Is w rong sug
gested that wc should w ithdraw
some of our force* en Quemoy a s
a rondltion fur a Com m unist ce a i«
fire instead o f punishing the ag
gressor*." It salif
- I f such a thing re a lly hap
pened. la It rwt a repetition o f
M un ich ?"
( r lilc lt ie * Dulte*
The com m entary obviously re
ferred lo S ecretary of Stata Jo h *
Foster Dull**' re m a rk ! that a
Form osa S tra it ceaae flre should
Include a reduction o f the S3,000man N ationalist garrison on the
offshoi* islands.
President Chiang Kai-shek waa
quoted Wednesday a* saying Dut
ies must Lnow that Asking the
Communist* for a fe a ie -flre was
only wishful thinking and 'hat
D ulles' latest vleara appeared U
tO'-tradicl h it e a rlie r stand.
"* riy attem pt by a third party
aa a good off,c*T to prejudice tha
right* o f the td m h in e u t o f tha
Republic of China w ill absolutely
not be accepted o r (d e ra te d ," the
China D a lly New s la id .
Ur.llrcl Press International C o r
respondent Charlea S m ilh rep-irted
lh# ar-iva l of the bomber* f r o n
i n * lr base somewhere in For#
m oia.
T h r B 37s. able t- itr ik e at atmost any Im portant m ilita ry ta r
get In i*hlna. greatly alrengtheq
the t l S. 7th Flee t and tt* 5tW o r
area, now dependent la rg e ly nit
tiie U S. tTh Flee t and i t l Soy) o r
more plane*.
Face Stop Clock?
Doctor To Decide
N E W Y O R K ( L T D — A p laslla
• urgeon is rxpected tn testify lix
a divorce suit here whether M rs .
B rrn a ril Simon h is ■ face that
• lopped a clock.
Tlie surgeon ia to be railed to
irtil# a difference o f opinion be
tween Mr*. Sim on, who la y s she
gut a te a r <>n her face when Simon threw an alarm c lo ck at her,
and Simon, who says h# d id n 't
throw any such thing and that she
had the sca r befor# he m arried
her.
Legion To Meet
The Am erican Legion ha* sche
duled » -tea* dinner and m eeting
f j r Ik t. rt D in ner w ill be served
at T p. m.
A ll Legionnaires a re urged t<v
attend and tu make n ervation*
for dinner hy ca llin g Russ Spen
cer at F A 2 2171 o r Perkin* M en's
Slur*.
State Seeks $ 10 Million
To Pay Teachers, Debts
war eerapturen
Warden i ’ au) AlaJIgsn was sure
H u t Ihe posloffice robber from
St laruis had either drowned in
Irving to swim to lh# m ainland a
m ill* away, nr waa atill on the
island.
•'There arc quite * number of
iceves. trees, btishe,, hedges and
building* where he could hide,"
M sdigan said. ‘ Soin# year* ago,
one man. Dwight itam itlnn, hi I
him self fo r three days on the ia
land.”
Stj nails Reported
Demo Committee
Slates Meeting
O R L A N D O ( L f - D — Do K.orid*
D em neratir E x e c u tin Con:mill#«
o il) bold ila annual nr^ vnitaliufi
1meeting in Daytona Rea. h O rt. 11.
C h a irm a n Jam#* M illig a n
rid
W rd n c d a y the Halurday n*cling
would begin at 10:30 a m. a l the
Daytona ilc a rh P l u s llotal.
Ike Watched, Too
W A S H IN G IO N (D P I i — L ik e
R A N J U A N , I'ueitu R ic . r L T I l
of
o th rr
Americans.
A widespread band o f squall, m illions
swept through tlie Caribbean ir a President Elsen h ow er d c ie rte J h it
today hut ihuw cd no irr.nu-dlat* office Wednesday afternoon to
,lr-i* o f developing in to a tropi- w alrh the opening W orld S cric*
- *1 arurnL
gam* on leJcAislon.
G enera! Fund dipped to a
new low o f tt.DK'.nuO In cash to
day, with MO.SOO.OdO owed tu
t o iin tir , fo r operation of the
-Choid, this rnunlh.
r uin p tn d le r R a y G rern said tha
•tatc w ill have to borrow about
in m illion dollar* a in io-t imnr#diste ly to pay cu rre n t b ills, In
cluding teacher* salaries.
Another 10 m illio n dollar* a il!
borrowed from tru st funds in
D*c#ml>er to kcap F lo rid a on a
ra ,h iural, u n til high
rtvenue
p#ak* in F e lu tia ry ami
M atch
put tha state hack on a pay aa
you go baalt.
H o r.J a 'a tax
stru ctu re ia *«
t e l up th a t it alw ays run ahurt
on money th is tim e n f year. Put
auditors e stim ate the * U ta w ill
collect m ore than (0 m illio n dob
la i* la U x s * ia M arch, mure thaa
anough to oparata th# ,t*te and
pay hack the tru st fundi.
lin * rath d e ficit ha* nothing la
do with an anticipated 31 m illio n
dollar a h o ila re that ha* d a vtluprd lietw ten a n iiclp a tw i inconva
ana authorised (pending.
Th# Cabinet Iiu d -e t Commlaaion
has ln-iicat#d It w ill stash spend
ing and take other
*tn#rganey
ruraauree to make up tlu , d e fic it
In appropriations and lijc-ime aqthoriaed hy th* last Laglalatur*,
The L e g isla tiv e C o u n cil’* *axatlun and ftnanee com m ittee w(Q
meet hare R itu rd a y m orning ta
d lK U s , the whole fin a n cia l pk#
tore.
M ain cuocacn w ill l a rb a th a f
new u a * e m u tt be voted h i t h t
l» f» L e gisla tu re , although h e r
member* o f bath
house* hava
fla tly refused to consider th ia
solution.
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Bacteria Knocks Cancer
For Loop In Some Cases
N E W Y O R K ( U P lI — Wakening
U r l t r i i , white m aking ■ ‘ h in t"
perion very. very a lrk. w ill lom eli m n knock for * loop a can crr
tn whlrh that perton ila o It playln ( "h o lt.’ '
H i an aatonlihing phenomenon
If >cieii<« uinJarai>x*i th t why amt
how of It, it m ight hr a ii u b le amt h l|h ly u*t/ul—weapon.
H en rr, there it keen aeienlifir
In te rttl In e a p e iim e n lt of t in .
R u tta il T. Jordan, A ' t-- Raimuetrn J r . and fla w a rd K. Ilierrnan.
They put bacterial in fe c tio n m
inp of ra n c tr* In e ip e iim e n ta l
m ire and found that m olt of the
1
I
Secontf-Story Fait
Just Bruises T o t
M IA M I ( U P l) — An ll-m on th -o ld
child fe ll h e a d -fln t from a Strand.
•tory
mice which w eren't killed by In
fection or can cer o r both, were
cured of th e ir ii n r e r i .
.Through Note
To put one on (up of the ether
w a i no im a ll leehnira! feat. They
did it by B ra t in e litlin g leukem ic
r elit through n o ie i of (he m lrr to
Ihe ce llt roliected In the lym ph
node* beneath th* Jaw and in Ihe
neck and formed into liqu id and
highly m alignant turnon
Port) rig h t to 7 Zhouia later,
they in itille d »lrt pt.-co cl bacteria
Into Ihe tam e ii.e ie i b> the fam e
route
•
Of 100 m ice infected with th tm
I* hourt a fte r getting cancer cellu,
W dird o( either Infection, ca n c rr
or pneumonia within 21 d a w . Of
the rem ainder, M vurvived a mv»
tery filled chem ical battle between
bacteria and cancer cells Guide
the lymph nodes and at Ihe end
a ll «g w rrr found to he free o f
N E W Y O R K ( U P l) — A strike by cancer.
He< k offie e rt agalrat l l
m ajor
Rough On Hu*le
C S. Atlantic and G u lf Coatt ship*
Rut of !%» mice who w rre Inping line) tied up more Iban 100
p a ite n g e r and d ry cargo alup* to fre ltd TI hour* after Ins cant r
day, threatening one of tbe mot: rellv were pul In (hem, only 26
tt.-iou* 'tt ik e t In h il Ihe m arttim r a u rv iv tJ long r rough lu br pri>
nnunfnt evne *r-free. It vretried
..iduitrv in m any y e a n .
Negotiateone between the A m trl the toorn r * trrp b a c lrria and can
can M erchan t M arina Inatilutc, on cer c e l l m r i im lde llic *'nIlft■ ,
a ito cia tio u reptetenditg the th lp mice, the w»*r*e It «t«i f „ r
f ile with fir*
ow nert, and the International Or- of them. 8u(
g a n lia tiu n of M ilt e r i , M itr a and wav rou^ti un the hull*
100 Ships Tied Up
As Officers Strike
H O P E T O T E L L D A I ) U K 'S N O T F A I L U R E — M r* . Je a n
M u r M Judd* p ic t u r e * n f h e r h u s b a n d . E lm e r . 4 1 . in th o
l/» * A n g c lr w h 'tm * f r o m w h ic h h it d is a p p e a r e d 1**1 J u n e .
M u e k c l, a n o n jr in c c r u f l o le f t u> f l i l d w o r k , in v e n t e d i. d c .
v ic e to p r e v e n t a i r c r a f t c o llis io n * r r . i is n o t it w it r c thn< th e
V. S . n o w I* w i llin g to njrend ? 5 m il lio n f o r ! i* n m n o fa c tu r e , $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 jt 'iin t f to Muek*-I Y o u n g s t e r * h o p in jr t o f in d
t h e ir f a t h e r t o te ll n im th e new * a r e t r i e , 6, C h r U l l n e , 11,
a n d J a m c t , 3.
Geneva News
Sr k
B y A 44U P r e v a il
M r. end Mr*. P r in k Wag of
A t lm U are y lilO n g h it b ro lh tr and
fa m l'y , M r. and Mr*. W . t.. Sle*.
M r. and M rs. George M ill* and
fa m ily and M r i L o ll M cK*nney.
• f Jacksonville, were recent vlilt*
ora of M r i. M cK in n e y '* brother
Hospital Notes
IK P T E N B E R »
ADM ISSIONS
I’m * ,M Dutek (Sanford)
Gladys C a rte r I Sanford)
W ith Frtedle (S a n fo n l)
Pannlo Robb (S anfo rd)
V irg in ia Conti (S anfo rd)
la * lie la v * Jo y (Sanford)
John H enry D a ria (Sanford)
MIRTHS
Ilaby girt tn M r. and M rt
Jotaph lltg g tn i (H anrotd)
Baby boy to M r. and M ra.
m il C a ile to n (Sanford)
u u u iA r r .E s
I !:
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M ra, Jntcpb Homan and baby
girl (Sanford)
Mra. Norm an A. B e lU fa irila
and baby | lr l (Sanford)
E lite Rosalia* (L a k e M ary)
Mr*. Jaraea K in g and baby
boy (Sanfonl)
M rt. Itoberf W ilklnvon and
baby boy (Sanford)
P ay Ivea (Sanford)
Suianne T h ra th e r (S anfo tdl
D aniel L ie Reagan (Sanford)
S E P T P M R E R JO
A dm laiiont
Janet B. M cU lbotiy (Sanford)
Cynthia C la rk (Sanford)
Beverly P a tin a (Longw uodi
B IR J IIS
Baby boy to M r. and Mr*.
Thurman Me l i t Itin y (Sanford)
Baby boy to M r. and Mr a.
R ’m e ll G e rm iln (Santoid)
illa r b a r im
Ruth N ieh olt (S a n fo td l
M rt. P i err It S pld e ll and baby
g irl (L a ke M ary)
M rt. W illia m C a rd g a n and
baby g irl (Sanford)
E lle n Bennett (Sanford)
M itch ell UL-veUnd (M aitland
P la ta )
M u le Mae G rre n (Sanford)
C a rl K ra u th (D e B a ry )
Rtanrhe D ullard* (l/ongwood)
Aire. M aurlee Covington end
baby le y (Sanford)
IJw ia K a y Spencer (Sanford)
H K P T K M IlK It 1C
A D M IS S IO N S
"rriu la Ru<to (S anfo rd)
Sue A nn M eihle (K lia lm e e )
E lin o r P h a rm n r Sanford)
lllanch D u lla id (L o n g * ta d )
) l.u n tr Sutton (U etern)
G all Comb* (Sanford)
M ildvd liry a n (S a n fo n l)
Janice M o ie i (Sanford)
C a rl Srhnbnelt (Sanford)
I1I11TIIS
Baby boy to M r. and' Mr*.
Ralph P a tin a ( l.utvgwcod)
D ISC I! A K G K S
Plain# Sm ith (Ireland)
B a rcu t P re le n e n ( O llfe n )
f tC T o n K R 1
A D M IS S IO N S
A rth u r Brad.haw (Sanford)
Phoebe V an /.lie (Sanford)
R IK T IIH
Baby g ir l to M r. and Mr*.
Ja ck Comb* (Sanford)
Ilaby g ir l to M r. and Mra.
Robart Rltem nre I Sanford)
R I9 C H A V G K S
Rherman I . Ilu d.o n (Bar.ford)
Jan et M rlith n ty and baby boy
( la k e M a ry )
M arg u e rlta
O 'D e ll
(U ka
M a ry )
I’hilUp S tallin g* (L a k e M ary)
Sharon R ig g in s
ami baby
g ir l (Sanford)
(’ l e v y Brow n (Sanford)
fr*n* Tlulck (Sanford)
la n d fain tly. M r and M rr. E . H.
GrantM r. and Mra. W endell Braddy
and fa m ily were in Bartow , Saiurday. w h n e (hey were Ilia g u e itl
of M r. and M rt. K. K . Haxtar.
Mr*. E iln a B a lla rd and Mr*
Huber*. K irla n d . o f Orlando, w ill
v riit P h ilip Bauer, T h u rid a y .
Rev. and M rt Ja c k Stew art and
M r. and M rt, Cader M art tpen|
Turauay in U ’ Dr.do,
STO R K SHOW ER
The W. M . I*, waa h n ita it,
T u e id a y evening, at a atork thow*
r r bald In honor of M ra. n u lb
M a r c s n lr ll at th* borne o f M rt.
Paui M aa w e ll.
H rfrc ih m e n ti of lea ercani and
rake w ere ic r v r d after atipropriat*
gam ra w are played and the hororce opened the gift*.
Attending were M r* Ja c k Slewart, M rt. Cader H a rt. M rt. W.
L Sleg. M rt. P ra n k Sieg, M rt.
K a th y S tova ll. M rt. W. P re v a il,
M lt« Addle PrevaD , M ra. O llv rr
M a U tlcm , M rt. ,'a lv ln Oldham.
M rt. Joe M ath ug
M rt. David
Oldham , M rt h „ / m id te e , Mra.
Pd Yarborough. M ra. Tom Kinnard, M ra. Helen A ld e rm a n . M rt.
Judaon U n n a rd , Susan M aaw ell,
M r i. K ate Kltbe. M ra. P e a rl Y a r
borough, Mra
W endell Hraddy,
Mr*. J . T . M cClain and M r i. Tony
S u m m e rtill.
Osteen News
Mr*. G ro rg ia Q u im liy haa re■ turned home follow ing * v i i l l with
h rr niece and fa m ily in charlraton, S. C.
M r. and M rt. R a y I’ c tl a rt Hit
parenla o f a daughter, Robin
fT h trc J i, tiorn In the New Sm yrna
Reach hoapltal, Monday, Septem
ber 22.
M r* . D irk June* a ilr n d n l the
P T A *ch»ol nf inatruction al the
B a p livt cb u ich in Sanfnid, T h u ri
day.
M r*. A lm a W alker, M r*. R a y
mond P e ll and th e ir a iitr r, M rt.
Ida lla o d , and nice*, M r*. Pred
D a iry am* dau^ iter, Suaan. of
D aylu aa Beach, v ia itrd relative*
in lloaton ami Donaldaon, C l. , last
week.
M ra. E lla Saurulera returned
with them for a abort visit.
The
U»t*»n
I’arent-T eachrrT
Aaaoriatlon w ill in e rt T h u rid a y
evening at thr achool. A diieua•Ion and eaplanation o f the achool
IKind lavue will hr preerntrd at
tbe program .
Nude Body Found;
Deoth Clue Sought
T A M P A ( U P l) - P o lice voughl
today In determine the cJiine n|
death of a Boca G rande woman
w hole nude body waa found in a
hotel room.
O ffice r* aald there wa* no evi
dence (hat foul play wa* eonn e e ird with the death of V lig ln la
L o u D r H a rriio n , 39. Rut they «ald
th ry were railed Into th r ra le
when s medical exam in er failed
(a tu rn up a cauaa of death.
Her
H O L L Y W O O D - ( C P I ) - Jym me Shore. IS, who last year play
ed left field un th* g lil t hate hall
learn at arhuol in San Gabriel,
C a lif., recently went b i work at
tbe D im e ) Sludioa in "T he Shag
gy D o g " Jym m e r r c f lv r d her
flrat p a ir of high heel* for the
part and p tu iiiptly bruke an an
kle try in g to learn to walk on
them.
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*• N**»tb Chulaala
1‘ iibll* t l u i l n * w ill he k i l l In |nu *>*Im U Count* Canrt
«'o«<wi*al#a»r* raow . ui. Tnuiadav. ukiebar aa.
r, M. or a* man th ii* a ti* r aa w in k lk .
Onnlaat* C e u n 'r Raulng Caram lMlaa
) t t ik iM 4. Mrown
•mlnola C o n n ly Evnlag D iru tta r
k i l l at l i M
N E W Y O R K f U P D —T h s »tonip(n* at tha Savoy h*< rome to an
end.
The c a v rrn o u i Savoy ballroom,
■ ahrie J a n ra m r of ag* a i tlanc*
m u tlr.
wi>
abuttried
today,
ready fur th* w rerkerv, Th* »lte
w ill be Included In a new lla tle m
h ou iln g project.
The ballroom flvlu re * were auc
tioned T u e » d a y w hil* r ha r ie l
Rurhanan, m a n a g e r aince th*
opening in 1226. looked on *adly,
A Steinway piano that had been
uted by Pat* W aller, Duke E llin g
ton and Count R u le wa* knocked
down fo r IAW.
“ On# t i n t we took h i !,»0i) peo
ple tn hear Glenn M ille r at 20
c * o la a head." Buchanan rrca llrd .
"T h o ie were the day*.’ 1
P A It P A S T I .I N P U T * — T h e U . S . u ir c ~ a ft c . i r r i e r l . e x in k i'i n ( r i j r lt l) a n d t h e d e s t r o y e r
U S .S C a r p c n le r ( le f t ) r e p le n is h t h e ir s u p p l ie s f r o m t h e K e a lV r I ’ S S ( i r e f f i a s ( c e n t e r )
w h ile u n d e r w a y in F a r E a s t e r n w rite r* . O t h e r d e s t r o y e r * a r e w a it in g ( h e ir t u r n In th e
b a c k g r o u n d . T h e s h ip s , p a r t o f th e S e v e n t h F le e t , a r c o p e r a t in g in t h e F o r m o s a n re a .
( l \ S . N a v y P h o to )
T A L L A H A S S E E (D IM ) — Segrw
;*tiom M
David
L\
Eldredge
toundly d e f e a t e d jn trg ra tiu n
minded hrp. Julirt If O rr J r . in
a ru n o ff prim ary winch produced
several major upset).
Tha JT ) ear-old Eldredge pi Ini
up a re fu n d in g 22.000 vole m a r
gin ir.d icjlin g that even lib e ra l
D ad* County i i not yet ready fur
rare m ixing In pu bilr acltuuli.
U rr, a Veteran of two term * in
the Houie, ca.r.paigrrd on * p la t
form c a llln - (or gradual In tegra
tion
icbevl). tn th r lai* I-i gU
la tU ir, lie wav the only law m aker
who voted I g t lr iu a package - t
law* aimed a. preventing m«a.v
Integration.
K'-ircdge, a fu rm cr G c u rg ii
T ern and C n iv e rtity at M ia m i
football alar, piltd lip an u n o ffi
cial total of &J,16J Volet to fcO.SJT
,'or (he JSycar-uld o r r . The v icto r
ltd by more lhan l.uoo vole* m
(be first prim ary.
Am ong other up*.rt* in Tue*day’ *
election,
veteran
Sen,
Turner D avit of M a d lio n vurprised Ihe pre-etccli ut furccavlerv
and defeated (.. P, G ib to n of
P erry for a fdUi term In the
state Senate Gib von led in the
fir* i piim ary.
Sen. W. E. ilivhop o f Ijik p
Tax On Cigarets
Over $2 Million
T A L L A H A S S E E (C P I) Beteragr D irector 11. C. C o clW ln
J r . reported today that mone,'
avalfahle fo r riiiirib u tlu n
from
cirf»r*t tavea r ollected for A u gu H
totaled (J.ICJ.'IJJ.
<>f 'hat im o iffll, ne aald, J . w . c t
w ill go (o th* atate g ritrra l fund
and (|,tO),(#J K ill lie distributed
to Incuriiorated eummi nlliea.
The c ity o f Stianii get* (he
b ls ,:r'l chunk •■ ( Ih* d litrib u llo n ,
C M .flli;, and little Indian Creek
Village grlv the Ira n , *1 jg.
A p o lo g y
Heal Harj^ain Store
BOSTON —( U P J ) —Sign in a
H r r-m fir Id atrert aton* window:
"W * um irracll ih* alnre that und e r ie lli the ature that w ill not he
underauld."
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Feature: 1:07 • 3:43
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AFFILIATED WITH HIE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OK
SEPTEMBER 21, 1938
COMPTROLLER’S CALL
L I A B I L I T I E S
Loan* Ami Discount*
$ 3,707,764.84
Overilnift*
22 72
Banking llituar, Furniture
And Fixture*
140,238.81
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
16,000.00
Other Itcsoutvr*
11.745.17
U. S. Government Obligations ?3,020,(U7.28
Oilier Marketable Bonds
400,106.31
Cash And Due From Bank* 2*230,47-1.91
6,536,598.43
Total
Capital Stock
Surplus
$
Reserves
236,634.47
41,449.88
Unvnmed Discount
120,130.05
DEPOSITS
$10,401,360.87
9,592,843.87
Total
810,491,360.27
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O F F IC E R S
J. W. SHANDS
Chairman of the Board
It. J. BAUMAN
President
B. F- MANN
Vke Ptesldcm
BRUCE G. PADDOCK
Vice President
R. W. DEANE
Cashier
0. C. MCBRIDE
Assistant Cashier
30
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Geo. D. Bisiiup
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250.000.00
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October !•. H i t i t 119 I* >1. «"•
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T in R o o f
Ell7AK7Hte '
PAULiVBVAUf/
SBttl® '
the acat tu M organ in 1SAT. and
wtm ll back by an o v e rw h e lm in '
jo h ly blot, la tl out to new comer] 31.201 Vote* to J S iliJ .
G .T. M ilto n u( Lake C ity by a
Two atate re p ie irn t.e tiv ri we e
vote of 2,<W to 2.563.
defeateei in th e ir, bid* for reportner Sen Wayne R. Ilipiey 1election
of Ja ck iu n v ille won hi* bid lo i R alph
Cunningham bevt Itct>.
1 Y . P o rte r o f Monroe tn u nly
{ !lu ,r to tbe Senate, dcfealln
I -4C V and R L. Ilo tfo id toundly drCourtly
S o lid tur
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Mahon J t . for the te a l held b y jfta tc d Rep. J. S. A le xa n d e r of
Sen. Fle tch e r Morgan. Ripley lo ti I L ib e rty .
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M O M lC P « , 3
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THEATRE
C « r l-
ALSO
L . F . Garner, vice preddent of
Ell-hull Redding Co., hat been
r. n.cd manager of the Sanford
ito re .
G a rn e r ha* hern u to c ia t r d wiUi
Echola for the p u t 12 year*, to
of which A ir e iiM-ni aa produ Ron
auperintendent. In hiv tie-w ra p a c i
ty. G arn er *l)o w ill a rrv* as mg*.
*g*r rt th* D rLa n d and Daytona
B ra cli Store!.
A revtdent of Sanfutd for thr
P«»t 35 y ca ri, (iainu r ir-u ie a a*.
206 W rit |6!h SI. )(!• w lfr »iwnl
the Eva l i d lleauty- Shop in S a n
ford.
G R A C K V I L L E < U P I)-T h c Wllliam a elan gatb*r*-l h r tr fm m
n**r and fa r today far th* M th
annual reunion o f tb* deveendanta n( P iu rid a pioneer Andrew
Elto n W illiam *.
Aa many a* 3,Wo W illiam * and
D ir n d l wer* evperted ai Ih ii
year'* reunion.
Th* m ain upeaker, aim a d»»rendant, w ill he th r Rev. C a r llilr
M ille r, d is tric t fu p e rin trrd rn t of
the M ontgom ery. A i n . Methodist
Church.
Legal Notice
aldewalR
Cat
- City, anotht r leader of tbe to
called “ pork rh op" gang or ma
ALSO
Garner Appointed
Echols Manager
A c c e p te d
NEW
YORK
—( U P l) — When
M r. and M ra
Theodore M ai mud
were brought Into court on Jay
walking
charges, they
denied
cro u m g the *lr*et a ia lm t the
ligh t! bul a in rloyiird for ra ilin g
th* patrolm m who a rre tte d them
a " ju k a t a . " Caao d iim in e d .
the
t'o r n M Im. U t(r*
Eldredge Defeats Orr In Primary; 'Upsets’ Scored
The a rie n tiits aoujht in control
the bacteria by in jecting p e n icil
lin In varying d o ic i at la r y ln t intrrv a li. In m o lt o f the dead m ice,
Ih* bacteria ri.-aped control. In
the other* the cancer c e lli got out
of hand
The *. i m t l i t i repotted on 'h e ir
rx p e ilm c ttl In the tr finical j*urn il. Cancer R ejcarch.
to
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Williams Family
Holding Reunion
I'M r 3diiiife*r
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Savoy Is Closed;
No More Stompin’
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H e e ls T r ip p e d
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Pilot* were suspended Indefinitely
W rdnewiay and th e ir war* in dica
tion r o( a aUndoff. Tin- »ir;ke ai- ? t i; - had begun to a llc c t N r *
Y o rk C ity where many thousands
of >)bt are dependrnt nn shlppliif.
£bi(» id'e-i in New Y o rk Harbor
Included Ihr lineia C m ,id SL.lv),
Am erica and Santa R o ia
The atrlke eventually w ill af.'crt
about 3bQ tblpa If it it not s illie d
toon.
Ralph Catey, p rriid r n t of ihe
I n titu le , charged the walkout n
lu lle d from en Inter-union bailie
and la id It w a i “ completely unJut tilted.'* He aald (h r Inittlui*
war **ao e o n rin c H o f tha m erit
of our p o iillo n '' that o f f lc it lt had
oMeiod to accept A P L -C IU preiident George M ran y ea mediator.
N either tide would disclose Ihe
areat of riiipute bu l v a c a tio n
were reported to b« among Ihe
key lu u ta . P a y in c r c a ic i were
nut Involved.
hal.-ony
beluw here W td n tid a y and lu rv L
ved w ith apparently only b r u la e )
Young
E rn est
Low ell
was
knocked u ncon sriou i but other*
w ite waa reported in “ latiifac*
tory'* condition. H it mother, M r,
V irg il E .
Low ell, thought (ho
child waa brin g w a trh td by h li
ll- v r a r - u ld airier.
kkn d er
u. I. Frasier
J. C. Hutchison
R- F. Mann
11. B. i’nJH*
J, W. dhanda
ALL OK YOUR RANKING
NEEDS
s
Ira E. Southward
Geo. A. Spacr, Jr.
Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Stranger In His Grave,
, Kalabany Ask Removal
W E S T P O R T . Conn (L ’ P I) - A
•(ranger la burled In H en ry K a liba n:'a fa m ily rem etery plot and
K a la b a n y Is looking fo r a way to
got him out of there.
fto fa r th# proa peel doean‘1 look
very good. Authoritlea aay they
e in 't have (he body K a la b a n y and
hia aona found two week* ago ex
humed berauae (here la no evirtence he died by violence, hence
no Indication of crim e. Since Ihe
b o d y contain* no Identification,
K a la b a n y doean’ l know w here to
look fo r relative*
The eerie atory began aome time
laat aprtng when Kalabany, S2. »hn
operalea an interior decorating
bualnraa in nearby N o rw a lk, thaw-
• Five Banks Closed
By Dippin' In Till
ed up to mow Ihe graaa on HU
fam ily plot.
” 1 noticed there waa a place tn
the corner of Ihe plot where the
earth waa alnking.” he aaid.
Aa the apring ami a u m m e r
montha went on. Kalah an v ob
aerved the depretaion waa alrikin:’
low er and lower.
Two week* ago. Kalabany and
hi a two aona decided to dig in the
corner and are why the ground
waa alnking. S*mn they cam e upon
a pine b u ria l box containing a d r
te rin ra lin g caakrf.
It waa nearly dark by then, but
the men nervouily r r it d off the
lid. They gaaped to find inaide the
body of a m xr none of th rm had
•«*rn before.
The body waa laid out in a
neatly • preaacd dark blue aui‘
'•There waa m ahirt, no tie and
no r c lla r on thr man.” K a la b a n y
•aid.
Aa they hegan covering the rt-f
fin again. Kalabany and hi* aona
found a nameplate (r<>m ihe co ffin
It tv-re Ihe letter* Atk.
Fir a h a ty railed pol.re and waa
told 'he recorda mentioned Ihe
five peraoni Kalabany knew to te
in the plot but made m> m ention
of a s i x t h
boi'y. C m le rta k rr
C harles l . i» u a itu rrd Kalabany
he hadn't buried any stranger In
the plot.
Kalaluany Said he tu rr hoped
whoever burled Ihe atrangrr In hia
plot w ill it r p forw aid and get
things straightened out.
‘ 'C H IC A G O ( I ’ P D - T h e head of
a bank pr©I»:*lve group e«timal»*
that crooked hank employe* have
dipped th eir finger* in Ihe till to
(ho tune of I4 ,li» non in the firat
alx montha of Ihla year.
ft M alcolm C. E n g itro m , prealdenl
o f the Rank Share O w n e r! Adviae ry L e a g u r la id Tueaday that thr
money e m b e tilrd thl* y e ar waa
almoat aa much aa ***• aiolcn
d u rin g a ll of I9M.
F iv e hank* were forced to <-!o*e
*o fa r (hi* year becam e embeatier* bankrupted the Inatitutiona,
Flngatrom aaid. lie aaid the hanka
were in Concord, N i l ; Halfw ay,
g Ore.;
Richland Spring*, Tea ;
llo y t, K a n . and Edge* t ie r , N J.
I
Fingatrom aaid cuatom cra bf
H irer of the banka w ilt gel hack
moat o f th e ir drpoaita through
federal inaucanre.
“ Rut there waan't tnough Intu ra n re tn prot'et the ow ner, of
P o lle d Prea* fn ln national
Ihe b a rik i," he aaid. ‘ ‘ M any aland
t . I T T L E R O C K —Arkan**a (ioy.
to loae th eir inveatmrnta, includ
Orv»i
Faubua. when Inform ed
ing a la rg e number o f aharchold
about
a
P.S. C ircuit Court o f Ap_ era w ith a fewr a h a m ."
p e a li o ld e r restraining leasin g of
IJIIIe Hock schools to a private
corporation
which would
keep
them segregated:
" I haven't auricm lrred
I am
not ready to surrender and I don't
H O L L Y W O O D ( U P l t — A ctre.*
in 'rn d to surrender "
Anna Kaahfi, com plaining of M ar
• Ion B ran do's "in d iffe re n c e and
NEW
YO RK G o dfrey f\
n eglect," Tuetdav night diacloard
h er intention to divorce the mo«dy S rh m ldt, court appointed m onitor
of
the
T e a m d rrt
U nion, on
actor.
rh a rg rs hy T ram a trr ho.a Jam ra
£
The d a rk haired, su ltry beauty llo ffa that Schmidt solicited and
• told h r- cloae friend act-raa P ie r received contributions from em
A n g c li that her decision waa "fin a l ployera sod employer groups
; and ro n c lu iiv e .'' She had rented
" f know there ti no co n flic t of
an apartm ent and m oved out of Interest.”
• Itrando'a hilltop home because hr
• waa "n e v e r there."
M IA M I — F 'rd rist Judge lia r
Mia* Kaahfi a derision tn divorce old ft Medina, In asserting s p ir
* Rram tn cam e Juit It daya Ira* itual force* are the greatest weap
than a y e ar fin er they were mar- on* a g a im t Com m unism '
; tie d in a surprise cerem ony.
" A ll history give* Ihe lie to the
• The announcement o f d iv o rrr lh<*ory that everything it dure fm
8 " a l w came on th r u r t r c a 'e S till money. In fact, no *ig thing *-vee
Inrthday
She took th e ir four- has bcvn aci'ompl.ahed w itho'.t a
• -ynnn'h-old son C h ristian D evi with sp iritu a l toree."
' h rr to her new home.
I N D I A N A P O L I S — V ice Pieal
At
th r
R ttm loa’
fashionable
home which appearrd dearrtrd, a dent R ichard XI N iton, on lirp tih
lira n chance* In Ihe elections lh>i
note on the door read;
fall;
" I ’ lraae: If you have m t pre"W e w ill loaf if we continue to
v io u tly arranged to r om e here do
backpedal and tn allow o u ta rlv rc
. not under any circum stances d is
to he a punching hag for the
turb thia household Do not concheap below the belt cra ck a of
rg aider youraelf or y o u r purpntea
H a rry Trum an and hia ilk ’ *
* an eaceptlon."
AI.CATK \,7 ESCAPEES - A(iron Walter nurgett, 28.
(left. ,x post cfilm rr'dior. nntl Clyde M. Johnson. 10. a
Iwnk robber, otriped front dVntrat. Johnson uh* nnhlied
three hours nftrr th# break llurpcl*. Is nisM.ijr and a na
tionwide alert hns I een sounded by the FBI. There is s
possibility, official* said, thnt Hurpeft could have become
the first e*rr to escape "The Rock".
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W eal
p o llr r m ir
t-w liy
faced
eharges of sert.ng a* a "lookout"
d u rin g a rnhnery laat Saturday
w hich netted |(too at an auto p a rti
atnre. E dw a rd Eugene Tinder, 21.
waa arr-ated Tuesday on a warrant
accusing him of p a rticip tln g In
the rohhery.
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t' A M arine foicea In the Atediteiranean with Ihe 2nd Battalion
of the >
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A unit of the I 5 Sixth K tre l
amphibious force* In the M iddle
Eaat. the regim ent la pat: ef 'he
2nd M arine Division hated at
Camp le y e u n r N C. The L e a th rr
e* ka d e p a rtril from their home
haa* r a r t ir r thia month.
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“ I f lt '« good w e h a v e It
a t a iln h le "
daughter. Marque* dr Y tllaverde,
handled th r ho<>|-« tim idly at fit at
Then Files uor Whitney, divorced
wife of ( V r n r lio t Vanderbilt Whit
ney. hrvke the Ice by laaaoing Aly
Khan in her hoop for a w hirl
around th* ballroom .
M erle O heron. Jane Piekrna
Carol Hruce, M atd* (labor and
Gy pay Rote I r e
followed a.lit
and It amin looked like a arbool
ptaygioum l at rrcr*a
S ide lin e
dowagers auch at Mra. Wendell
W ilkie ard the Duchca* of T a llrv rand ra ttle d o f f h,*opa by the
half d otrn — for th eir grandchll
dren. they aaid The hoopa looked
ineuntrunua over thi ir diamondbraerlrted arma
The hall waa the Idea of form er
While Ruaalan P rin ce Serge Obo
lensky, who had thr good fortune
to m airy an Aalor h rirra , and be
come a hotel eve. olive In the re
cently organized /erken dorf hntrl
chain It netted *2\ nod for the
New York lle ra td Tuhune Kreah
A ir F'und for u* d e rp rivile zrd rh il
d icn That w ill buy a lot of hula
hoopa.
A p--at a n ip t 'o r the faahion
minded' the r m p iir faaliion haa
rud caught on among women who
can a flo id to foil- w laahion'a
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Actress Planning
To Divorce Brando
my »*!(.’ • aaid Et»a a i ahe alipped
out early fo r an appearane* on a
television ahow.
The international tel. Including
G eneralissim o K ra n riic o Eraneo'a
N E W Y O R K ( I 'P I ) - Intern*
tlnnat (n cirty hula-hooped it up at
th# A»tnr T u rrd a y night to open
what promise* to !<e the m o il lavIth »»<•!»! season fin e r W orld
War II
Deluxe
yellow and blue
hoop* m ating S1.7S a w I ? r I r d
around thr hip* of 1,000 a o cialiira .
many of them m u lli-m llllc n a irra .
In the
wackiest
post-m idnight
•cere In the hiatory o f the tenetable A»tor llo t r l an T im e i Square.
It a n the f lia l of the halla, d r
buti, and c h a rily e v .q it that H ill
put an ratlm atrd 10 m illio n dnl
Ian in circulation In the nett
eight m onthi
The hoopt were p*«»rd out to
R o rte 'i ll r r i Whitney a. C h rya lrt*
Dukes, Me,Iona
|>u Punt* and
Riddle* at the rllm a x o f the A llo t
flail, an e\ent m arking the re
opening of the SI -year-old hotel a
bil!r* « n i to the New Y o rk ca r
rlage trade a lter year* of to ria l
•M u ion due ‘n Ita W rit Side loca
tinn Almoat everyone e tr r p t E lia
M a v * r!l g a te the h<*->p .he w h irl
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Hearing Scheduled On Dempsey's Plea For Casino Gaming
VISITORS FROM THE
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MIAMI <UPI> — A pl*« lor
tsisllied cssina gsmbllnf, pra
tea tad Uve Metropolitan Commlai km Tuesday by former heavyweight boxing champion Jack
Dempssy. w ill be dietueeed Oct
g it i public hearing.
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If Schools Open,
T V com m ission passed an «rdinine* T uesday en a I I vote thet
*<w!d le g a lise e m axim um «f
four gam blin g c iila o e snd slot
machines In the county. Each
casino would pay sn annual IIrente fee o f I1J0.000. The county
would also take a percent*sc of
the w aters, estimated at I I m il
lion dollars a y a a r la revenue.
Dean A lfa n fe , Dempaey’ i attor
ney and an unsuccessful candidate
for governor of New Y o rk m
1143. presented the plan in the
rflm tritalon. A !fa n :r said Dcmp<r> « i i prepared to take out
the firat ticeoar ar.d bta'd a p lu ih ,
two m illion d o lla r ts lln o .
But Uve co un t;'a a ttv n e y a iid
,-jrh an ordinance it ille g al, lie
said action would ha*e to be
i p rin trH by the ttale Legislature.
Integration Ordered
r It
Th« U. S. Supreme Court, af Axpncted. has struck down
thf Arkamas plan for tranifer of public schools to a private
corporation and thfir lubiefiiient reopening as segregated,
private Institutions.
In effect, the Supreme Court has told the South thst
It must hava integration If it has school*. The only «chools
excluded are those which are privately-endowed, which do
not receive one cent of support from public fund*.
i if’
Even these acl.ools aren’t "home fret" if a Pennsyl
|; H.; vania ruling fa qveriurned. In Pennsylvania lhe NAACP has
attacked the ronatltntionality of a trual fund established
t ife' ’eara ago to educate "poor white boys" in a private school,
n the lower court, the NAACP lost. Out an appeal has been
taken.
In its Monday opinion, the Supreme Court said lhat
state legislatures may noi. directl; or indirectly, prevent the
carrying out of the 1U54 school desegregation decision. A
Court of Appeals luliny on the same day halted a transfer
of Little Rock high schools to the private rorjioratiun.
By order of the U . 9 . y e s t e r d a y , Little Rock high schools
remained cloeed. Gov. Orval Faubua said yeaterdav after
noon that he was "investigating other possibilities" which
might lead tn reopening of the schools on a segregated basis.
Ha did not elaborate.
Little Rock voters last Saturday overwhelmingly ap
proved segregated schools. Fwid with ths decision in inte
grate or permanently close the schools, it Is impossible In
redid what Little Rock will do next. Gov. Fauhu* has .-aid
e “hasn’t surrendered, isn’t surrendering and am not going
to surrander.’’
There ia a possibility that the U. 8. government might
order the schools reopened, but thia appears unlikely. Rased
on its decisions to data, the court has said the achoola. if
they exlet, must be integrated. It ian’L probable that the
court would tell Arkenaaa that it must provide schools for
1U children.
The next move la up to Arkansas. When that movo ia
mada, many people will be unhappy. Thera appears to be no
happy solution to thia problem which began mora than 100
years ago and will ba a problem 100 year* In the future.
p§
I !r
I
expect to hold any one account
able fo r any effo rts which m ay
be made to Implement w hatever
action has been taken."
The eounty, under
the new
‘ home ru le " charter, ha said, I*
subject l<* H ate control and a ta ri)
w p ro
County esn
no more
llrenaa lawa and the charter
casino gam blin g than it ra n lega- vide*. Slate law prohibit* any
iite other c rim in a l aria, sod I gam bling earept pari . mutucl
horse and dog racing and ja t
alal.
The commission than scheduled
the public hearing
Upon hearing of the proposal.
Gov. U R oy Collins said the plan
was "ridiculous snd preposter
ous."
At TalUhsiate he ssid “ Dede
Famous Painter
To Do Portraits
LO N D O N <UPI>— A lfre d Thom»oa, noled deaf-and-dumb painter,
hai been rom m lailon ed by t he
Roval A ir F o rce to do a total of
j j Individual portraits o f the ro y a l
fam ily and other m ajor B ritish
personage*.
The p ain tin gs w ill then he -e
done on I Jingle aevtn-by-four fuel
Canvat.
The rom poaite pstntinx w ill rom m tm o raic the tfl'h anniversary
banquet o f the R A F last A p ril, at
which the I t top person* were
present.
Deaths
IN D IA N A P O L IS t L T M - | W
m er M a y o r George L. Denny, gr>V
died M onday,
C H IC A G O ( L P I ) —John K . Mo.
atrubala, J*, executive editor of
the Polish D a ily News, died Tues
day.
N E W B R U N S W IC K . N. J f L T h
— D r. John F. Anderson. ST. tha
discoverer o f the causes of typhus
a rd spotted fever, died T u e sd a y.^
Now... -^( W i - opens up
a whole new world o f flavor...
K
Railroads Need Help
i
Tha nmiar.ee of the rails 1* more than a sentimental
phrase; it has a deep mer.ninv for Americana. Though the
haunting notes of the steam whistle have been replaced by
Jhe blast of the diesel horn, trains still occupy a special
niche In mtmorv.
But the railroads have fallen on hard tlnmv This is
especially true as it affects passenger traffic. Motor rar a id
airline traffic have pushed the pullman ar.d chair car into
tha background. Railroads all over the country are making
schedule revisions and cuts that sound as heicticai as a de
nunciation of Buffalo Rill.
Sleeping car service I* to be abandoned on the I’cnnsy
between New York end Florida and to all points in the deep
8outh. Paducah. Ky„ ia now entirely shorn of mil passenger
service. Coach porters are disappearing on many lines. Dpaertad depots ran lie spotted on many a right-of-way. Other
changes are taking place.
Attempting to turn b a c k the clock doesn’t *cem t o be
successful in any field of human activity. To rrcapture for
the railroad its all-important place fnrmeriy occupied in the
field of passenger transportation is probahly impossible. It
may not even be desirable. Rut the railroad conch, complete
with conductor, candy butcher and all the rest, will not
easily pass from happy memory.
ii
Dixie’s Lighter Side
By I.K O N B U R N L I T
United F t e u International
When II com es to converting big
ones Into lllU e ones, there has
.never been anything like It.
Well, a ctu a lly , it ■ e ease of
ronvertlng a doggone big one
part of it, a-, least, into little
ones.
Tn be less contusing: Convict
labor w ill he used *o develop a
portion of Georgia'* Stone Moun
tain as a L'onfedtiale M em orial
and state park
The prisoners w ill h r chipping
away at what la considered by
some source* to he the laranst
sinaV thunk of shove • ground
granite in the world.
Thia "b ig o n e " tower* TOO feet
abnvr-the surrounding flatlands, Is
roughly « m ile tn length— and is
estimated m contain aprioatm ate.
ly
ruble ya td t of roek.
Iiern parked arm s* the sidewalk
blocking hit path.
Without h tilta tio n he clam bered
un, s t a l k e d s c r a n the hood.
Jumped off and w ent on hi* way.
C a r nwnrr Joseph Ben W ilk in
son saw this, a nil did not ap
pro**. H r charged Fulton with
tryin g to damage tha vehicle.
M ayor James w . M organ nf
Birm ingham , A id , ia ■ rooperalive type, but tn thia p a rticu la r
rase he didn't know Juat bow to
be helpful.
Mr*. Jamev L. ('h am p e r hand
ed him a box containing a big rat.
tnvide w it a note reading: "H ere
la what I raught In m y kitchen
this morning. I would appractau
any help you could g ive u s."
M rs. th am per Snd not elaburate.
The w trk'a e m b e rra su n g altualien Georgia Republicans forgot
George Rulua Woody. 16, might to qu alify their o n ly c.m rrsaatonal
have made a getaway with the candidate hrfnre the filin g deadsuit ha swiped from
store in lire . Stale G O P C h a irm a n W illia m
Gastonia, N
except that the R, S h a ru tr t ic a rtio n : “ It makes
suit didn't fit ami he unwisely me want to lump «ut the winch o ir a ta ilo r 'hop just aro< -rt nnw "
Ihe corner |n which lo have ar.rraltons perform ed.
He got instead, a suspended 13month sentence.
Florida Is Third
In Road Building
T A L L A H A S S E E I L T D — Ro*d
C h a lim a n
Joe
1 rote grrt
say*
F lo rid a now rank* th ird tn ine
nation in eonslrvttion of highway*
with
new
f t d e r il
em ergency
funds.
F lo rid * hat used a ll o f Its
a tlo lm rr.l to dale, some 1193.713
to re su rfa ce loads, co m pletin g 1*
m iles o f project! lin r* approval
o f (he Federal Aid H igh w a y Act
la st A p r il. Tha aet re le a ie d (P0
m illio n dollars lo the *1 states.
O n ly V irg in ia with IT m ile s and
Texa* w ith 391 mites nutdtalan cd
F lo rid a in the em ergency pro
gram .
A tn ta l o f 114 m ile, o f roadw ay
are now under construction in
F lo rid a under the program . F e d
e ra l fu n d i w|!l finance I3.2II.3I3
of total eovtl of I*AD.OOP.
six
slick
T h e re 's ■ newr liin d s f sp re a d at y o u r
S to v e r’s today. It s a w hipped spread
that duet wonders lo r bread . .coo ks
foods w ithou t saturating w ith fat. It s
the new /fuiee-u lupp.'d Money G o ld
M a r g e r ie s . . . and it gives you an In
stant burst o f sweet, fretb flavor never
before possible in a tp rtsd . haves you
m oney—nut iu x t. but O pu.ev-u tup put
Mivka in every pou n d. A t your grocer s.
2-Ycar-Old Killed By Father's Truck
Franco
4t.rsult.ly
41. Remttai
ilC u h ss
YOUR
NEWSPAPER
BOWS
TO
Market Preparing
For Area Produce
FAME
AS
The World's Best Salesman
YtHTt AD IN THE SAN’FORD HERALD — Works for you day end n lsh l. . . at ths duin*r table, , .
In your cuslomtrs' sliling room . . . . In busy offices snd waiting roomi. . .
st social gatherings
. . .
si public meetings
..
.
before church groups
...
st businessman's luncheons
. ..
with school children snd psrtnte, working people snd elderly retired folks . . . the yeunr snd old,
the rich snd poor, all races, colors snd creeds . . . AN AD IN THE HERALD REACHES
THEM ALL WITH YOUR SALES MESSAGE.
DOWN
t, b n a ll
drum (v a i l
A A h ls s a
Pan 4
sticks
I OVCIT |KHSIMi
In A ll Modesty...
DAILY C R O S S W O R D
11. Following
£ exU u
Trainees Beaten,
Court-Martial Set'
H cn itM la C lic k .* the star of a
newr mnv Ie i|lled . ‘ F o r the Birds "
Henrietta tv a hen. and thr niuvie.
FT. JA C K S O N . F C. ( L T 1 ) —
B O Y N T O N B F .A t’ H t U P h
the ehlld v-». p la y in g
at the produerd at the U n iv e rtlty of
B ta rlty Keith C aldw all, 3. was curb in front - f their home when G e o riia , c o n c e r n s poultry re A rm y authonttts have s»t next
Monday for the
g tn .ra l courtkilled here Tuesday when he w n the father pulled hie tru c k in to search
m a rtia l of an o ffic e r a rd two terstru rk by t truck driven b) hit park. He »*M ht did n<M see the
lather, George Caldw ell.
hoy and did not know he had hit
Insurance s M cu tltrs Frank K . gear.!* charged w ith m istreating
Police said Caldw ell (old Lh*m him u n til h it wife ran out of the F u lie i f i e r i eou n aetion at Knox trainees at this s p ra w lin g in fa n try ,
,
ville, T e n n , because he refused training renter.
Tha three m ld ie rt. a ll w ith ihe’
to veer from hit .-ouris.
l i t Training Regim ent, were 1st
H ctsu rj
u u arv B
Fulton was (ra ve lin g en font
rn tis u
tia M u n
l.t. Gerald L
W heatley.
24.
li. Inar.
I. European
ACM 09S
when he found lhat a ca r had
i ruyjtr-ja j n t i j u
Bridgeton, N. J.; M . S f t Gtorge
volcano
curate
LCh.nae*
R. Snvte, IP, Ogdenburg, V. V ;
i rots, i
I I . Solem n
ovine
and Sfe. Charles L . Moman, 21.
4. Guided
promise tiuurt rim uin a
«. s w iftly
R jm tn fjo u n d
Em pire. Ala
2*. N a r
I. Senior
« a u u n tit it to
rated
labfcr.t
Capt. Paul I Cook, post public
12. b u ritn a S
U3H 3U
30. n e a tin g
« B y cnaaalf
inform ation o ffice r, aaid the two
ll.T la
u
j
'
j
c
n
u
j
s
u
u
lea
T .A chetainan
It. Noel ------,
sergeants were accused o f k ick in g
i i ’j M 3 t i u i t t w n : i a
masata u a u r a n u a t u i i e
f. G irl a namt
actor
traineea en the shins and punish
It. Type ef u .x jL ju u a u o u
9. Sure
iv r p ^ h
mg five young soldier* by makarch),
I f . American
to. Conclusion*
Leo Botnar, manager of the ig them hold footloeker* over their
ducalor
teuturw I n M i i ' s A a s . t r
fTanford S t a u F ir m e r * M arket. heada for IS to M mtmilae.
33. H e sp ila t
IT. Muase not*
39. W u rt.
F ir it
l.t. H e n ry L . Brawn.
*a>d today that m arket faellitiea
employe
t»mI f . Raise**
a rt ready fo r the com ing produce Great F a lls, S C . defenre eeum el
S t Flagran t
berg
20. Wsnnnwc
fn r the three, said the A rm y had
season In this area.
21. t‘hin»«»
Si. African bitJ mrasura
"Present
•petulaU'-n.
tiutnar de-tded to hold th r court m a rtia l
I E T ib e ta n
*1 P u b lic
dynasty
veld. Is th a t fru it w ill start moving next Monday and that h t would
22. Punctilious
g a ie iir
not.te
lo ra llv in approxim ately 30 d a jt. not ask for a daisy.
rcraon
r
Cook said Moman allegedly hit
meaning that the season Is later
31. Iroquois
a trainee in ihe
face w ith hla
than usual thia vear "
renfaArrScy
him in the
Rutner took note o f lh» praien' hands and kicked
ST. Enough
i archaic)
trend nf crop d ive rsifica tion and ih u v . and also shook a leainse
VI. Sanskrit
•aid that cabbage and possibly and hit him In the Jaw w ith his
school
soma baana w ill ba harvested a- fiat.
2V. G ifs cry
bout the s*m* lim e at early fru it
Sovie, who is charged w ith k ic k
10 Dental work
Though a few ita lla are a v a il ing traineai m the s h ir t and In
SI. Hewing tool
able, Rutner a n tiflpatad that thr connection with the footloekar In
U. Lump ot
m arket dralerv w ill be at a mast- cident, it a vets ran o f W orld W ar
•srth
mum wh*n the saasnn opens
t l and thr oK rean co n flict.
34. Belengiag
B itn e r w ill have h n usual a u f f
Cook said tha charges against
tn us
at the m arket with veteran S an tha liautanart alleged conduct un
IT, A to ll csn tsr
dy A rd e rtn n av a s iis ta n t manager becoming an office r and charged
31. i n o f box**
and Mr* E d ith D utton as secra- specifically that W heatley grab
Utp.)
tarv.
bed and held a trainee by the arm.
4C. Behoel, ftt
emu nonejowo
[xiinran
HONEY GOLD
Thursday, October 2. 165S
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Than.. Oct t 1988—Ptf« 8
Bfy VntforS Urrail
Sanford Womans Club Has
Wo an s P a g e
rhonc FA!-28lt Luncheon, Fine Art Program
Miss Jones To Wed
Mr. Pickens Sunday
Elisab e th A ib b y ,
W a n in 's YldiLvr
F in a l plan* ar* announced to
day fo r th* m arriage o f M u* De
lon* W ilhelntina Jo n e i. daughter
of M r. and M r i. W . L . Jo n a i to
Joseph Edw ard P ic k e r* . ton of
M r i. S. M. Picker.* and th* lata
M r. ITekens.
and
Ja e k
ushers.
Sewell
w ill
it r r a
ai
A reception w ill Ho h rid follow
ing the wedding at th r home of
M r. and >lr». W . P . B a ll, Tw in
L ik e s .
N o 'n v lu tio n * a rt bring tant
Thr cerem ony w ill taka p u ce
t n fn ( ndt and relative* of
Sunday, Oetobet, *
1 P- "»• ■ •‘ the coup!* a rt invited.
tho F ir t t Baptist C hufch with t h
»
___________________
R e v . W. P. Brookt J r and H»».
Leonard Jo n ct o ffic ia tin g . Mr*
M a r lin g M ila m J i o rg a n lit and
•olmvt w ill be G arald Covington
M r*. C k U Sheppard, l l l l a r of
the
hrtde-elsc'.. i t
n a tro n of
he nor. Mr*.
Leonard w ill b*
b n d tim a tro n a H M U* N ellie Pic*
A coffee wiU be held at the C iv ic
k rn t w ill be b rid a im a id .
C en ter F rid a y m orn in g from lo
J im Picker.* r i l l be boat m»n. l l . 30 a. m. for a ll newcomerf to
C e rli Tthrpp^rit, h a r d / R ev.io ld i, Sanferd. Mr*. Kuth G a lla g h e r ar.d
T hr
Sanford
Woman a Club
opened thr club ic a io n w ith a
luncheon on W rdnetday w ith Mr*.
lr \ in g P r jo r , Mr*. Donald F la m m .
M r*. Jo irp h Tartap, Mr*. luidn*
d* P ic k trh o ff, and Mr*. H . XV.
Coodtpced a t co-hoitratt*.
Greeting gueit* In th* foyer
were Mr*. Dnuglev S te n itro ir.
M r*. J . P W tlion, and M r*. J.
O. Huff.
The club room wa* ta tte fu ily
decorated with htbiicu* and s ’ *
dtoli ranging In colnr from white
to deep pink. The speaker* table
wa* rrntared with an arrangem ent
of rose* and hibiscus.
A* the innovation M r i. W. P.
Vealey read the club ro lle d . T h u
wa* followed by a prayer.
D uring the lun.-heon M r i. 11.
C. Echclberger, a.-campamcd by
Mo*. V. J . B o b b in , »ang "G e tting to Know You", ' I f 1 l/ " # d
Y o u ". “ You W ill Never W alk
Alone * and. a* an encore. " Y o u
Need H a n d l." Mr*. 5. G. lla r r im a n
gave two monologue*. - When the
Minute* D ra g " ar.<l ' W illie the
Angel C h ild ' followed hy 'C he e r*
ful L ittle E a ifu il. ' Thi* program
Coffee To Fete
fcvsniA
1H LH SD AY
aomr Tem ple at » P- m.
Tho Seminole* County Education
at the Plnecreat auditorium . Pm-1
gram w ill include a d itc u iim n
of p ro fe u io n a l orgat U n io n * and
Uietr tervlce* and benefiU .
F R ID A Y
Sem inole
County
Council of
Hnm* D eiflon itratton Club* Fa*h.
Inn Show and S ilv e r Tea at the
C iv ic Center from 2 u> 4 p. m.
The A m e rica n Le gion A u x ilia iy
w ill hold Ihe te g u la r meeting at
7:10 p. m. at the new A m eitcan
Legion hut on highw ay 1792.
Oviedo Junior High
Parties Are Planned
M r*. W. H. D fS h a io and Mr*,
Jane Partin , co-chairm en of the
Oviedo Jun.or H igh parties and
entertainm ent, held a meeting
M onday afternoon fo r the purpoie
of m aking plant and electing p a r
ty trp rric n ta tiv r* of the cla iia * .
The firtt of I h ii group of p a r
tia l, known a* 'Iren-age' parti**,
w ill he held tom orrow evening at
the City H a il M e m o ria l building.
D a n * ware made for * variety
of e v rn U , ore to be held each six
week* of Ihe ic h o o l term.
Ilepreientative* from the lev*
rnth
grade w orking
with the
chairm en, Monday, w ere AI Me.
C a ll, Torn W inter, C a ro l Resale'
and Jane Lundy, E ig h th grade.a
were Jim m y
D e S h a i^ Jim m y
J o n r i, S u u n n e P a rtin and Diawe
A u lin .
BIRTH S
M r. and Mr* Jn»eph II. Chamb e n . Washington, D. C ., announce
tho birth o f a (on, Joseph lin o ,
ard J r , born Saptem i-er .1 in the
N a v a l H n*piut. N a tio ra l M ediral
C e n la r. Reiheui*. M aryla n d TV*
hojr weighed 3 pound*, in ounce*
at Itrth .
P aternal grandparent* are M r.
and Mr* R H C hsniber* of Lake
M a ry . M aternal grandparent* are
M r. and Mr* F. T. H im ilu .n of
Greenwood. F 1*
Wesley Class Dinner
DoubU-faced wool jtriey
in heAthcred pil* blue And
taupe I* used fnr a fall
dresn by Tina Le»«*r. An
attAched panel can be worn
over the shoulder.* as a
nhrug or over the head aa
a hood.
The. Wesley S u n d iy tehool clast
c.f the F irst M rthn dist Church.
Oviedo, held a d in n e r r*rt> at
M o rn so n ’ l In O rlando, as their
m onthly »ocu!. F rid a y evening
Hosts for the event wer* M r
and M rs W H DeSharn, \ tt and
M r*. Ja m * i P a rtin and Mr. and
Mr». Ralph N»ely.
Other* a tte -d irg u r t Rev. and
Mr*. Georg* M t*r!# ton. Mr. and
Mr*. John Lur.dy. M r. a-vl Mra.
-•ante* M e r r t t
S ta le y. Mr. and
M re. T . L . L in go J r . ar.d Mr and
M r*. Thoms* Moon.
I f a baby's dress has lac* «*
ribbon trim , plac* u in a meih
bag before laundering. Remove
from d ry e r while a l.g h ily damp.
Iron
Immadiaely o r ar.elov* in
pia*le bag and store tn r t f n g e r i
to r n n til Irotiin;____________ ____
«*» tpcn io red by th* Fine A rt*
j h# f i r „|
practices at
D epir.m ent.
1the T irtt B a p tu t Church at 8:13
During the bualne** session. th e _ m ; co n co itl at t p. m .; Church
bud;*t. a* read by the ftr»t r ic e ' 1( g ’
m
preaident, » a* adopted New m em R errtation fo r young people at
her* Introduced were M r* . H a l
Harrt*. Mr*. Cart F. SchilVe and the F i r it B a p tu t Church at 1
M r i. W iley, a reinstated m e m p. m.
ber. New ye ar book* w ire d u Revel A m b a u a d o rt meet at the
trt bultd.
F ir tt Baptist Church at T p. m.
. Mr*. AI llu m . el.airm an ton *
Training I'nlon ttudy eour«e i t
I bridge benefit, i i ' w o l
hecommittee /or a party to be g ive n »he Fir*» B ip iia t Church i t 7.30
la . icfcu,^ r '
.. v
pm .
Mr*. L . D . W reh art p r - c c i e d
, _ .
.
.
a Jo c k . . .-r.arttc m*.|<* bv n * ..
7he Ch*nc*. C h oir o f th# Ftrat
to th* c u b tn memory of n o r - ; Methadiat Church w '•! practice ai
30 p m.
twer Club member. Mr*. IICM lQ g.
Mr*, l'**! S. Schtlke w ill reprw.
F R ID A Y
, »e»t tr.e eluh *» chairman on tn r
Tne Cherub C o o lr of the F tn t
United Fund D i t u
Meth vdui Church w ill practice »<
*.13 r
m. O ittdren f«ur and
five year* old w ill be taken Into
P IN W A L E
CORDUROY
Machine
Washable — 16 Solid Colors
37 Inches Wide
FRIDAY
NKSHT
6 til 8
Regular $1.29 Yard
IMlTL'KKS WKIIE taken n l-t u*ccnt coimnittpc im'ctinyr of the “ rink l-atly’' eubacripiion c h u I |*arty- laidii**
in the one nl>ove are; Mr*. K. N. Hlsckweldet. Mr.*. \\. H.
Foulk, and Mr*. J. N*. Tully.
Card Party Plans
Mr*
W. J. Toll, re.ervatton*
c h itrm a n
fo r the forthcom ing
si u tcrlptlon card patty being spou
se ed by the Women'* A u x ilia ry
of he local hm pltal, hat appoint
ed various women In the su rrou n
d in g area to facilitate the taking
o f retervatlon* for the event.
M r*. R. G . M agnution, N O I
«*I8, h i* been appointed in D e
n a ry ;
Mr*.
Charlr*
Bru m ley,
2231, Geneva; Mr*. W. II. Foulk.
FA
2*3»«. co ch airm an of the
event. Lake M ary; Mr* T o ll. F A
2 8130. bwnfoid. a im e d by M rs
Jo h n M cCracken. F A 2 U26
M r*. T o ll pointed out that since
th* m em berihip In the A u x ilia ry
la made p o f Warner from tn
m any eommumtie* near S a n fird ,
Interest in supporting tie rh an table event oat made It nrrr»«*ry
to appoint mi* r e itn a tlo m co m
mittee.
It wa* train ed at a recant
com m ittee meeting that member*
o f th# A u x ilia ry ar* securing
p ritr* for lh» parly. Mr*. R. F
Rearick, prtre ch a lrm in
'ta te d
lh a i thera w ill be two door pure*
awarded during the afternoon end
two during the evening Enthuda*
tic' p la n w»re heard (rum Mr*
Rotwrl
Shrdden.
•rrangem ret*
ehai men. Helping w ill ho Mr*.
Geo-ge N ice ly and Mr*. C liffo rd
M cKihtdn. Mr*, i.
1 k«***enuh
1* In ih a rg e of refer timcM*.
The ta rrl pert) I* i.h c d u lfd f«r
O itober 10 at th r C ivic C c n tc i.
p JU U u D Jta U
Mt>* Sonia Monf Don ’ t u r n e d
home Sunday efltrrw im bv ptann
after a wr*« *prnl vtaiting her
'tite r and brother in law, M r. a"d
Mr* John F re d ftic k W l io r , in
Ynrktow n. A trglnla
$>d C hurr son id Mr. a- d Mr*.
S. 0 . C h asr J r , B d iir , wa* pledg
ed to Phi Delta l i c i a f ia ir r r 't y
In form al .erem nniei Sepiem oer
Ptnerrevt Biptlst Church
observe
at
Valentine Girl
jk
-j'J
Class H
Wedding O r
Dance Coming
Up?
Parents Report
Animals Kut Hotter
Menls Than Humana
>11 . V T V . Sirens* 11 it , » m i
Number Of Kids
_ #ii
Oviedo Circle Meets
West Indies Kccipe
4-H Club MccU
A N N A R D O R . 3: rh.
'o u p .ri with t-'o children of the
same sex a .r .t . t apt t-< want
a third child than couples who
have a b >/ .vnd a girl, accu.uing
to a colic ae siu
Tb-' a'udy. r ».-a.*d at the t ni
ve rslty , f M ichigan, "a * made
at P-mceio.n U n ive/aity under the
d i.e lio n o f i h i ' l r x F VXe.toff.
cf th* Offic* o f ropulation R»Starch.
W e*,.ff. in a speech here, teveabd lh». study ih « * cd the de#be for e th ird child spparer.tly
v»e» more frequent when both
children were g irls
le w m a -T i'u couple* decide on
a* " id e a l" num ber of children
end proceed U have tn«m in a
lya le m a tie m anner, he said.
"T h e mere ty p ica l case la the
couple who h i* tom* central no
tion, for exam ple, that they'd
like at le a st two ch ild 'e n and pos
sibly e n o lh rr, depending perhips
in the sex o f the firrt two or
on their fin an cial tircum tU n ce*
at the tim e ."
Gospel Meeting
FORMAL WEAR
SALES and
R EN TA LS
Evaiiffcligl — Hcrt Drown
7:15 p. m. nightly
t.
T im m , w a n guests of U u group, j £ UMbM4 * * „
.r4 Ill, tlf(1 b o - . i« 'n* •» * o w p le M ly h e alth y
They gave three stories b aled « n ' tween ih«te
•l r ‘n
^ o l* w h ich
those prevent
prevent
the Bible Illustrated with m*»ic.
On Octobe 23 « meeting w ill I n k hcelthy have Invisible d iie a ie
b a iie n e w ithin their systems, am)
A fte r refreshments were serv- he held i t th* home of Mr* D
unless these are killed o r row
Jee
»'*::»
\t
that
time
a
r
im
e
r
ed. the meeting was d iim m e d
trolled, the. a m ria ls waste feed,
film w ill be ihsw n
w ith
a
prayer
by n e ve r: 3d
grow more lio w lr and are not as
Plan* ar# being made for a dir.healthy as nature tr.tendfd The
Tim m *.
nar In the near future.
solution In the c u e of fa rm am
m i!* Is tn add sm all amounta of
an antibioti.- such a* Aureom yetn
ch lo rte tra ydine to feed rations
This U elfectsv* againtt a g ie a t
many o f these Invisible germ s end
leads tn a higher level of health
in anim al*."
The story doesn't end there, the
o p e r t said
The scientific a r
p T 'ic h to feeding farm anim al*
is affecting the food we *at
' Tb* u>a of improved i i u m i l
ration*
to rta im rg
the
proper
amount* of m in eralt, protein*,
carbohydrates and other in g re
dients." he added. "La helping the
grower produce better msat. egg*
and other product*. Thus, we h u
mans ar* a ctu a lly eating b e t'e r to
day even though our m ill* i r e
noi at prope rly balanced o r as
carefully planned as those prer>*ed for farm a m m ili "
FOR
F
ANY
oodmarf G
SAVE
XVORTHY
and
r
p Ian
GIVE
WITH
PARK AVE- af 23th ST.
INQUIRE AT FOODMART IOR DETAILS
T e a r Prayer Fee
T b* Dap
C a ll F A 2-1221
L s lh t r a n C h a r t! of The
Redeemer
I.rl un outfit jour
whole party. Any
nunnllty, meat ultra.
SUNDAY OCT. 5—SATURDAY OCT. 11
Church of Christ
C«rner 2nd and Elm Atenua
Qun teotyijcm
0
MEN S
W EAR
113 Magnolia
Sanford
SALE
CAUSE
ontribution
Supper
Delicious Dish
• l,d r,fl11 f ‘ *
* *’ * ’ -*!k
_____ _.* V m titure. Top with a tp a ra a i.i toup
dirt consJout
American* run a
with 3 tablespoon* m ilk and I tea.
poor .croud to rattle, 'heep, pout
t|o c n paprika.
iry and pig* when it ro m r t to
C o v rr and b ik e to iro d e rite
eating healthy, balsnced meal*, an
, 37.1 degree) oven 23 minutes or
expert In the field of n u tritio n
until heated. Serve* 4 to 8
lay*.
There *-» veversl rrasnn* .'or
77
the dlfferetice, aiaert* D r. S le rMi l v e • 'ie h it c h .,f d e jg h te r
R ia ck e tl, d iirrla - »f A n im a l
The q u arterly m eetirg of the
nf Alt
a 1 Mr* Ed K ir - Hh^ff.1
D tv rlo p m rrt |nr Atne<i Kingdom Sccksr i Jwjnd.-- '.ehnol
rlfdged rivi Mu eorc'ity at F lo rid * f , n c> 4 M m u j Co if, Jn i n l i rv ie w . C la n of the F irst R a p tiit Chur.h
G R EN A D A , B W 1 tL P I
.............
Dr. Brackett poiuted .<ul that ant- o f Oviedo, preceded hy a rover ed
Hom e ernnom ul* of B ritish 'V e it 5,1 * * n|\r ratty.
mels h iv e little chnl.-r of menu*, d lih supper, w ill be held Fifda>
Indian Airw ay* have adapted title
hut tclence ha* determined the In tbr new Educational Ru.ldu .r,
W e it Indian re lr* for A m r-ica n v
ltj» L e * e | \ m i l l ' s
e»*ct an.ount* of proteins, v ita - t( the ehurth. Supper w ill be u r k i ehrn* P i ,.1 'rd
pur
or
l» « K C U
• eonkies". and Is t e r e d av a
X f , R K - t i l ’ l l — E x tra i mm* md other In g re d in i* ro q u lr- td at T p. m
tre a l-ln c n e dtsh
,
del.r.o-.i baked apples a - pm 1ed to make a-umsls grow g if ’ Those a tirn d lrg are i:k e d to
Gratatapounddnt^eoeoaut and
" ,h • nuncamaat stuffing ciently. M oreover, vo piepar* ant bring a large covered dish and
mal ration*, fer-l m anu factu rers | th. I- own c it in g ten -ire
W cu d pum pkin Chop or n m cr
fo.r#‘ ** ^,rw
1 I po-inJ meat Tbrn 6. <an .t n ;rPl*» f . r * them 13 the w«y tisve devised elaborate fa c ilitie s
* ta b le ip v -.n Ittd nr butter m d d8* n'
•» »'• " *n l ^ h" for weighing ard b le rd lrg these
ta b . t I t'aipsov Pr; v»l' “ ‘ bn frem bur.ttng
ingredient* into formula feed*.
‘ f -1 ' <**»P<^n u
The S m fo rd Ju n io r High eighth
1 eup l i g l - tf
I te»»P"on van illa *>
Even though much tt knew n
h-«rk jw gper. l t d
v
*
tract w ith
I eup
mincemeat. about human nuirtiiopal t e q u r t - grad* t it C lu b met XVednsiday.
d * ' rad.
r is e r 2 t a b iip o o n t r f the m u - m enu, h* added, such a procedure
U X ’Igne P itts and U n da Kmg
Add *x pound coconut. I peund
tur* 11 center c f each apple. Piece
gave d s m o m lr iu o n i or setting the
o o rn tp s il o r grated fresh d m Muffed *pplea n ihallow- baking is not p ra ctical for th im T o tin s
table
may be added th f .e l that h u
.3 3 1 cups). S tir in .ro u gh water
g H ^ r
^
^
There were 21 member* pr*v
t/v make dough firm , or about 1
...
, . ....
, m a n '.ike to indulge theii w him *
ent. The. next m eeting t l »eheeup Cut tin W l Into a b .u l fi b y ! ^ p ^
f 3 ’ 1 CU|* ‘ u‘ Ar ’ M,h 1 for la ity dellcariea which d o n 't
duled
October IS.
a in e h p lacai. W rap 2 t*U<spoon.
[ „ , ; 4pp>1 , llh frll t t U in add u i to a balancad diet.
T
h
a
t*
only
part
of
ihe
tto
ry
.
of the m u tu ra tn ra th p.eee of
rnnderata I3 M degree)
The grow ing
fo il. P la te In boiling
Ite r an.. m #n
r u n u tr i. Remove ro v e r Dr. B ra rk e lt said
boil for 3 4 hour.
ard bw'.e 23 minute* longer or tendency am org farm tra to add
until apple* »r* Under, b a .tin g anttbiolira to ,>oiiHry and live sto ck
ration* t* giving farm trim a l* an
often with sugar syrup In pan.
even greater advantage ov e r h u
The Y . W. A s of thr. F ir it B ip
m a n In the in a f f r of h ealthy
eating.
tu t Cnurch met at the hom* of H i b i f i C U S L o i l ^ C
"On* of the mayor r*«*oni h#
M rs. E . C. Cattiphell re c ti.-’y . 1 Hihlscu* Ix>dje N<*. 33t met In
hind this tren d," hr declared, "la
Reverend
and
M r.
W.
Ja ' home of M r. D B.nnetv J r . ™
GARRiirS FOODMART
323 E. 1*t St. at Sanford Art.
Janice Reel
Z»ia \ t U e p ta * of lie u Sigma ' p 0 J | o n o r M i n i s t e r
raining I ’mon A * * n l» Ban- P h i ba» ehoa*n Miaa Janice Ellen
..
.
. .
, o , - , ! , ',
of the F ir t t B«pU*t
l quet for all those who have erm R et! a* th eir X w ltriin e G irl o f '
I C h art i. O 'Ird o . w|t| honor thete
plrted on* atedy eou n e thla p a il | >l» kawr.
Fin a l p tu -, are annoiincert for > fJr Including ta o ic to m p la u n g : M i l l IUcI a pi.tur* w ill be tent m inister. Rev. Ja ck T. Bryan t, and
hi* fa m ily , Sunday, celebrating
the m ir r u g e of M ill Ka> F it e * . ,| j,
„ ( , 1^ ,- . F i r it B a p tu t ' to Oela Stgnia Thi » i.tlc: nailcn*'.
It *v n n c-yta r a.in lv a rsa ry o f min>
Oviedo, to Jack Dodd M a 'tla n t. church a t * 3 0 p. m
jc ffie e where it w tli be j u 't r d ,
ie tiy at the ehureh.
Ih e w ei.dirg
•ding w ill * - an e* ent o f
aisug, w ith p k iu r c t of Bcia S‘.«
A ha A c t din ner w ill be bald on
R e rie a u on for m arried young r r a P hi'a from .'11 o .e r the world
(X uber < at t h o p. m «l :ha
F t n t M ethodUt Chureh In o* le d ■>. I1Ipeople at the n u t Method.it by a Hollywood male lia r for B rla the grounds Im m ediately follow ing
Rev. George tl. c ir llo n , patio.* Church i t 7 p. m.
Sigm a Phi Y a lr r t lr e Q u fin and the m om ing service*. A L o , mem*
her* w-bo h»ve jel-.ed tire ehurcb
.»( the church, w ill officiate . T he
_
. _
^
_ .. her court for 1933
br.de w ill be g.vc.v tn m arriage b , ! . r ‘ n* rV tJ W
* “ Lh
l . iir Reel ha* live ! l i Sanford during the p a it y e a r w ill receive
h rr b ro U e r-in .lv .-. K r n e t h
L’ | k a d i f J h M l C U t . party i t B e
recognition during th*
a ll h rr life and graduated from special
, Wigga, Weal P alm R ra .h .
' fh a rfh 11 T
m'
I 'r a l school*. Stir I; treasurer c f t e n Ire.
M rs. M ilton GorT, social chalr»
Mt*. Kenneth L W ljj* w ill —
at•
Evangelism Com- her sorority and a d r iv t ln teller
uAvaoclational
fftn ia u u n ii r«k«n|'
man r f th r rh u ch , M l* .
El*t«
tend her u tte r n matfen o f b o n - 1 nvllter meet* i t
thi
the Pm eetcit i t the Florida State Bank.
ITemtr-g. savlal ch airm an o f tha
or. B rid e n n a tro r w ill 1« Mr* A i - ! B
Church ______
at 9 a.m.
O
ipU
_ ip
.. tu t_______
thur O'Neal, M ethiiton. M lta its lp XV. M . I', and Mr*. Mae KJng a r t
SUNDAT
pi. Hndi i , n a id i
w ill be
M lt*
in charge o f the arrangem ent*.
Linda l l i r r u *-.1 Mn» Nancy F.s
Invitation 1* extended to the pub*
w ill
i «•■ *. routina of thr bride elect, and
lie to attend the event.
the L o rd 's Supper
7 .*3 i w j f , s ' . ’
l l m Peggy lle m in g , a ll of O v ie p m
iia a w W F . .
do.
King beater u til be M ike W igg*.
Pine,-rest Baptist Church i hapel
uh
r *ph*w of ihe bride wleci. D e bra an.1 Concord -hoira practice at
The Daughter* o f XX'cHfyr Sun*
Parker, daughter of Mr. end M ra. 3 . jo p. m.
■ lav School C lass of the F ir s t
E. II. 1‘atker, of Goldeprod, w ill be
Methodist Church w ill have their
Pm
ecrrel
R
a
p
tiit
Church
Youth
the flower girl.
annual Frie d Chleken Supp*r at
Best in tri w ill be Henry S w a n Fellow ship meets at 1 .4 ' p. m.
the home o f M r*. E. C. Daniels
son. W in.er Park, luck P a rk e r,
P in e crrst B a p tist Church Junior
In M arkham at • p. m. petober
Tommy Ette* Rob Green, D o u g
Fellow ship meets at 1:48 p. m.
7.
las Heard, Tat Thom**. A lle n
l'* ra w ill leave *he church at
Slm utoni, and Don Hunt w ill verve
3:43 p. m. to go to Mr*. Dan*
ev groomsmen.
lei*' house.
Nuptial nvutie w ill he rendered
N E W Y O R K ( U P I I - 'N oodla -1
Husband* are Invited.
by W tllttm II. M artin, o rg a n ist, deviled egg b a ke " Is a nourishing
and Mr*. W, ||. M artin
and luncheon dish for hungry school
Janie* M r r r it Staley, vo--alltLt.
children.
p
A irc e p ti.in w ill he held im m e B»il S ounces medium egg
d m r ly follow ing the wedding at noodle* unUl tender In » q u srtt
t ie home of the bride t m other. hntlmg w ater to wbicn I tableI Photo b» Ra.vmnnd Studio)
Mr*. Ruby Eetc9. A ll friend* o f • l««n salt h a t been added. Drain
U r couple are invited to both the and place in greeted 2 quart c»»aeeole.
wedding and the rccrp iio n .
Halve A hard boiled eggs. Mt«h
yolk*, add 1/4 eup mayonnaise,
1/2
teaspoon rte h dry mustard
ar.d I 8 teaspoon pepper. Blend
YWA’s Hear Stories
Friday N igh t Special
dee*
Plans Are Told
M r i. Lcnora A n d re w » w ill be coh otictte a for the a ffa ir, wnu-h t*
•sponsored by th# W elcom e Wagon.
I n v ita tio n have been rent. If
any n rw ro m r n » r r * not included
Mr*. G allagher hope* that th 'y
'-rill contact her at bar home, F A
M W . .
It It hoped that th r c c lfte w ill
become a weekly a ffa ir.
Sem inole Chapter No. 2. O rder
of E a jO r a L U r , meet* at the Me-
M i l l Helen Witte wa* gueit o f , g a m e i were played aod p itta *
honor M onday evening at a m u were won by M r*. Gu» d k b m a h
cellaneou* thow er held at the and M ra. Lou Pag*.
I
home of Mra. Jo# Mei»eh. Co-hot- j t in y yellow p a ra to U held can*
te n t* wera Mr*. Ed Simp*on and j i n and m ints. C a k e heart*
Mr*. Bonner C arter.
orated tn yellow and whig* w ith
The pa rty room* were decorat a yellow u m b re lla In th { eanter
ed w ith white and yellow gladioli. of each c ik e w ere le rve d .
A large wrhlte wedding bell hung
T h o ie invited to attend w ere:
between the px.ty room*. G ift* Mr* H e rry W itte Sr.. Mr*. J im
were presented tv Mia* WUtr on L w u r d i
M ri
( j r adv H a rm a n,
a ca rt under a large yellow para
M r , J a m M Gut> M r». E!>|# Green*
,0 '.
.
ih e i j . M r i. I lr n r y S .h u m ic b e r,
G u e it* presented the honor##, M r , c c r, ln t l M r I . c>
Hu »
with th e ir favorite recipe*. Several t f r
M r . C . Fortenberry. M r* .
Fred Roily. Mr*. t-ou l>» r. M r i.
XI F
n ik r r . M r*. M . K i l w r ,
M r i Henry Thur ton, Mr*. H a ro ld
H rrb tt
Mr* Hfr*-ert A. Thur»*
ton. Mr*. E lm e r W ontenay. k i r k
M artin Stineciper. Mr*. G u t Sch*
tra il, Mr*. E . T. Sln.pvon. M r*.
Bonner C a rte r, Ml** fra n e i* Jo*
—
^
.
menet, and M u * E lle n C a rte r.
hr\ r
/ p tfl
X l
'
^ lu
T W IIS k T
Final Wedding
All Newcomers
J jjc a i
Miss Helen Witte j
Honored At Showir
Church
Calendar
At FISH ER ’S NURSERY
Air
Basi
Road
(Onora Rd.)
in qi, canx
between Sanford Axe. L 1 7 * 9 2
in gallon cans
Alamanda Drown Buds
Tibouchina rtuple, rtah
Candle Stick Trees
Silk Oaka
Gardeniia
FIS H ER 'S
On Orona Roaxj (Air Baae
Just Meat of Sanferd At*.
Heather
Lantana Purple
Hibiscui Trees
N U R S ER Y
SO1
M
l
■* s
Road Thru South Pinacrest)
FA 2-4438
�!
P d f * R— T h u n . , O c t . 2 , 1 9 5 8
She
Seminoles Ready For Apopka
B y J e rr y C a tia fto *
The Ssnford Seminole* tra v e l la
Apopka tomorow night to face
the Blue Darter* In their fir s t
Oran*# B e lt Conference contest.
The Darter* are an early fa v o rhe ve u k e conference honor* th is
season and have two victor!** un
der th e ir belt*. L e tt week they
squeaked by • *tubl>o(n le e tb u re .
by a acor* of 1 0. They are ra the i lig h t thte season, but have
a f*»t S crkfle ld *nd »n A ll-C o n
ference gu**d In Ger»ld Odham .
HI
After a u ffe H a r their 11-0 defeat
a t tb* b*nd» o f a f l i t Seabrecto
squid, tb* Sem inole* h ire been
bard at w ork th is week in *n e f
fo rt to be ready for the B lue
Darter*. Coaches Jim P ifo it and
Dav* Laud* h ave concentrated on
more power ru n n ln f and ilto have
mad* severs! adjustments in the
defense. The squad should be at
fu ll strength and resdjr ta rebound
after loaing la s t week.
R tf H arold Stone h s i been the
most Im pressive b i l l e srrlrr thus
Mississippi Southern Top
Small College Grid Squad
N E W Y O R K ( U P I ) —M ississippi
Southern, which specisllie*
In
shutting out it* football rivals, ro
d s ) strengthened It* grip on fir s t
ptsre In Ih# United Press In te r
national sm all college rating*.
Coach T hsd I Pie I Vann’ s South
o n e rs topped the firs t UPI im a ll
Evashevski Named
Week's Top Coach
After TCU Win
[i
■
IOW A C IT Y , Iowa (U PI1 - He
lost not c i* but three A l’-Am erlca
H n 'r - 'i sm i four other Inr veter
an* lr»m li s t year's tesm — »nd
svl’,-1 them the No 1 nstlonsl rankIng—bul he coached h ll rookie* so
sve(l they out the new No. 5 learn
to their firs t game
T h s l's rugged Et**st Kvsshevski of Iowa, named fo ile d Press
International foo th ill "coach of
the w eek" todsy as a result of
lo w * ’ * 17-4 romp over T e n *
Christian on Saturday.
Kvathevsk! had as murh righ t
ka sing the blues going Into this
season a* any cnsch In the land.
la>ok at what he lost from the 1*17
team that m in e d the Rig Ten
championship hy an eyelash:
A ll Am erica end Jim Glhhont;
A ll Am erica tic k le Ales K a rra s ;
tackle D irk Klein, a third team **•
leetl»n nn the U P I A ll Am erica
Squad; the two starting guards;
and the Iwn lop reserve lack)**
K le in still h id e ligibility left, hut
, derided to turn pro. The others
graduated
That was enough for the U P I
ewaehes rating board, of which
K ta ih r v s k l la a member. In their
f r » t ralln k* for the new season
Ihey downgraded the lU w keyes
from th eir fifth ranking at the end
of Iasi season to 2Jrd.
What Evashevvki had left was a
m ighty fine bsrW ield including on*
e f the country'* truly fine college
passer* in Randy Duncan, lie also
bad ■ sis-etght, soypeund center
In Mae Lew is, whom he ta iU h e d
to taekle. He got * break » hen
two-llm* letter winner John Rueroughs, n t ic k le was declared *11
gib!*.
T illin g In with untested reierve*.
K va ih e ve k i came up wllh a brand
new line.
The result: a rugged forward
w all whlah stopped T I T 'S vaunted
ground s h a rk . Not cnly were the
Homed Frog* held scnrelesi but
they gained only *2 yards rushing.
r
:8
it
I
q
a
•
IT
At
.
ro litg r rs lin g s la *t »**k h r 17
points and booried the margin to
7* afttr shutting out Trinity (Tea.)
University i i th e ii second start.
1VO. T b i Southerners, who b lin k
ed seten of th e ir 10 regulsi se*
*»n opponerta la st year, opened
their current ram p slg n with a
14 0 victory o v e r le iulslan t Tech.
R ilin g th e ir ballots on l i m n
played through
last Saturday
night, the s m a ll rolleg* cost hr*
who m e the team s gave M utts
sippi Southern 12 flrst-p lire votes
and s totai <f 203 points.
O hio V. he rood
Ohio U n iv e rs ity , with twa firstplsce votes and 124 points, a d
vanced from fifth to second Idaho
State, third w ith th iee first place
votes Snd 117 points, and Chatta
nooga, fourth w ith tw-i firtt-pl»ce
votes and 112 puints, rrmslned In
the posl'iona th e y held lis t werk
M iam i tO h io ), one of the Mid
west's " little gian ts," advanced
from ll i h to fifth w ith four first
place vote* and M point*, Lehigh
(P a .) ilr o m ade a hig Jump, mov
ing from 2*lh to s itth with two
first-place voles and 17 points.
f a r In tha season and now sports
better thin a seven-yard par-carry
average. He should bo ready to
go full speed end r o ll up plenty
o f yardage for the Sem inoles. Ills
running male. U n s e t R im e r, is
set to move the b a ll on the inside
and. Ilk* Slone, showa plenty of
running powtr. W ith a few breakv
the two could prove too much for
the Darter defense.
P in in g hi* loohed sharp this
week with Cecil D s n d rid g e throw
in g to *ndt G erald Jo n e s, Allan
S w aim and Walter M iddleton. The
three big ends have been outstand
in g this season w ith th e ir great
defensive effnrts and pass receiv
in g Dandridge's passing has been
v e ry effective In the f ir s t two conteats a l h« has hit t h r ends for
aho.it 71 per cent of h is efforts.
On* of th* outstanding boys m
th* field lis t week w as C liff Me
K ib h in . An outstanding defensive
back, he sared the S e m in o le on
se v e ral ncra>lons against th* .Vm-ic r a b * . II* 1* In top fo rm for to
m orrow night * contest.
The guards are solid with Day.
id Stanley snd K e lly Lake , thr
la tte r very effective on nfftnve.
Although S'anley waa double team
ed last wyck, lie s t ill showed
championship form He w ill give
O dham a run for h is money tn
m nrorw nigh* sr.d it I* a rlnch
that th* A|»,pka b arks w ill know
lh a t he Is in Ihe gam e.
T he ecnver spot looks stronger
th is week. Tommy H u tn e r snd
D uke S ch irird have been adequate.
R u tn rr hsv shown great Im prove
m ent. S ch irird hat been Ihe utility
m an and has looked good s i a
lin e b a rk rr lie should get better
as the season progresses.
Don Carter snd Ross N eely hsv*
shown improvement th is week in
p ra ctic e a d should l>e ready to
adapt to the strong D a r te r team.
C h a rle s Rngsn Is also In top fu n
n in g form tnd should be ready to
go agalnsi Apopka. If these thre*
boys do their Job it co u ld m e in
the difference Ir th r outcome of
the contest. Tarkle* h ave been
roach
Flgotl's biggest problem
throughout the ra rly season, but
he feels more optim istic now. Re
serve h icks Ray la m d q u iit snd
Jo h n l i v e l i e r also are set to go.
Itovelare hss been su ffe rin g with
an Injured leg, hut w ill be ready.
T h is should be a rough sn d turn-
b it
contest, played on equal
term s. Both squads show plenty
of stre n g th and th* o n ly way to
c t il this one la a toss-up. The
breaks should win Ibis on*.
Very Few Curves,
Mostly Fast Balls,
Warren Spahn Says
(E D IT O R R N O T E : V r ie r s a W ar
ren Spahn pitched the D riv e * In
s I* Inning 4-2 victory nv*r the
Ysnkc#* in the W orld Aerie*
opener W ednet.isy lie tell* hi*
Im preivlon* ot the game ie the
following dlsp a U h ).
ft* W a rrrn Spshtv
M rittrn far I 'P I
M I L W A U K E E ( U P ll - T hat's
one down, snd I’ m rountlng on
my room ie,
!,ew Burdetle, to
m»V» it two today.
The Yankees were Just * i Ic-urb
for m r Inis time s* they were
last year, although I felt * little
better about in* whole thing bs
eauve I knew more about them
By the same token, though, they
knew m ore about me, *o maybe
that made 1* a standoff.
I don’t know If they were look
Ing fo r a tot of breaking il- llf
from me— it m ike* sense thst
Ihey should—but I threw mostlyf u t balls.
I wasn't tryin g to out smart
them
p a rticu la rly .
It
sim p ly
serm rd to me that they were
gelling too fa r oul In front of my
fa il ones.
The odd th in g abiut it is ths*
the two home runs hi* off m r
rim e on bre a kin g pl'ch -s 1 *hrc»
a pretty good change • up to H ill
Skowron In the four*h and he put
It over the w a ll, then Hank Hauer
picked on a screw ball tor thst
two-run hom er h* hit In the fifth
I reatire the Yankees got s it of
East T r ia s State, tied for eighth
their eight h i l l o ff me d u rin g Ih*
last week, was seventh with bo
first five in n ings, and the ortv
points. Connecticut, second lis t
togteat reason I ran o ffe r is t hat
wee*, was eighth with 71 point*.
I was try in g tn he a litlle too ta re
Montana State advanced from Uth
lul. 1 saw th a t wind blowing out
to ninth with one f in ! piste vole
to le ft field and I knew it could
and 71 points snd liutler (tnd.)
hurt.
advanced from 14th to round out
That 10th Inning base hit hy
th r top 10 with M points.
Rilly Bruton was a beauty. Just
Ilcsd* Second Croap
before he hit it. soma of the guys
filifo rm *
P o ly at S in Luis
on the bench w ere ssylng it would
Obispo, with two firs t plsrc voles
lake a long hit to score Joe Ad
and *2 points, headed the te-ond
B O ST O N (U n > —Jo ck e y Henry ettfk from eecund base. Bruton
10 group for the second strilght lllm -h rod* three winner* a l Suf •uppllrd It. a ll right
week. Middle Tennesvee State, ecu fo lk
Downs Tuesday, Including
My two hr *e hits? Show me a
t r l l .Michigan, K e n t (Ohio' State, H u n g ry Dream In the feature pitcher lhat doesn't like getting
Juniata jP a .)
Rowling tireco ra re .
them. I'm no exception.
(Ohio), M em phis State, M iln e,
W llle n b vr. (Ohio*, Hofvtrs (N.Y.).
and liru isv ill* rounded oul the
first 20 In that order.
Th# board of roaches which
r a t e * the tram s ( l i t
smsll col
M I L W A U K E E ( U P I ) - T rate y i Yanks are h a 'ch a ll'a blggrst Dp
lege trim s are r llg ih lc ) Include*
on* mentor from each stile S l K H lir s and the weekend football |*r*.
Southern C a l over North Caro- j
eep! vVyimlng. F o rty • two l»ok " w in n e r s " - along with a few re
fle ctio n s on the World .Senes
lir.a— B a llp la y e rs de'e <>n steaks
part In this week’ s voting
Al«o: A riio u a S lit* over West
Game Of Tb* W eek
Each coach select* in tesrm In
the order In which he ranks them.
M ich ig a n State over M ic h ig a n — Texas State, Montana over New
P oin ts sr* awar Jed nn ■ 10-M 7- T h is Is on* of those h aekvaid Mexico, Utah oyer Idaho and Wy
A S I I I I h a ils fo r voles from first b ra w ls which ran po tw o d*y> oming over Denver.
T he South
through ICth place.
fro m thr Jack but Ihe c<i<l* l.o.-k
Iit, rvi.it over nuke — The Y a n k i
m a ke r* are quoting Iciuk a bit loo
•till think Rurrtette u te i a saliva
m uch from here
speed bait
The
East
D E T R O IT (U P I I — The Detroit
M ississippi Slate over T *n n o* f*
Pietone of the N a tio n a l R aikrth sll
A m y over Penn » U t* — Like —M ilw aukee fans don't think the
Association have reduced llif ir flv n e Duten '* favthall.
Yanks have a prayer.
ro tte r to II players hy dropping
P rin ce ton over C o in m h is — Gene
Georgia Tech oyer Tulane — I
thre# ro o k ie * -H e rb M e rritt (Ten C o n le y 's flsnnrt* rem ind me #f got to think different.
nessee Tech). I lln k M orion (St the sa rk dress.
Auburn over Chaltannog*. North
r e t e r 'll and Jack Quiggl* (M ichi
S yracu se ovtr Holy C re s s —Close Carolina
State
over
V irg in ia .
gan SI.).
as the hesn halls y o u 'll »ee.
Georgia
over
South C a rolin a,
A ls o : Brown over Y a le . Cornell V PI over W illia m and M a r y
over
Harvard, D artm outh over (lem ton over M aryland, V a n d e r
P e n n . N sv y over Boston U ., Re* bilt over Alabam a, Wake Foreet
ton College over V illa nova, Rut over F lo rid a State and I.SU o t* r
ger* over Colgate.
Hardin Sim m ons.
"C am py w ill mean more to
Th* Midweek
The Southwest
more people from rwwe an ihsn
O h io State over W ashington—
Ok'shorn* over Oregon There’*
he ever did during his great base S pa h n ssv a publicly he d id n 't call more ta lk here about fivhlng snd
b a ll c u te r . A t a great tn* pirn - S te n g e l a "clown."
hunting t h in baseball
tln n sl factor In
other* he it
P itt over Minnesota — ft was
Notre Dem e over S M C — The
sim ply magnificent "
an " o ff the record'' talk
players generally prefer tithing.
You ctn believe It.
In diana over West V ir g in ia — R r
Purdue over Rice — Rut most
T h is man. who thought nothing d id n 't
ward hv hurt
Em m ett of Ihem Just want to "lo a f."
o f ratrhlng two and — yes, tven K e lly ’ a feelings
AUu: M ia m i over Raylor. Mia
th re* game* — in an* day, h it
A la o :
Iowa over A ir
Torre, •curi over T exas Aggies, M ian*
never permitted hi* f ilt h I* 1st N orthw estern n*er S tan ford Wlv- •Ippl over T rin ity . Texs* over
down Ih* hare of hop*. And. ro n a in <yt*r M irq u rtle , N ehrasks T e n t Tech, T C U over Arkansas.
strangely, not
hup* for more o v e r Iowa Ante, Colorado over T u tu over A rtin n a and Oklahoma
than he h i* right now. You fed K a m a * and Houston over C in c in 5t*te over W ichita
a gratefulness fo r the liltle he nati.
Tb# proa
ha* left.
n * Welt
Culls over Hears, Redskin* over
C a lifo rn ia over W ashington Slate Cards; Browns over Steeler*; I i
"I was la a log cd tough ^ olt,"
on* over P acker* ; Torty ■ N ln rrt
he «aid, " U it non* Ilka this. The — Th# hlucplat* special
O re g o n State over U C L A — The over R im s ; G ia n ts over Esglev
firs t lough an* w as w hin lhat
c a r alid off tha road and hit the
pole. My D iet thought w is in
tu rn off toe engine — and thin
I found out I waa paralysed
A TssagB fe e lin g
(JetH Throe Winners
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lik e ly you admired Roy Csmpanella as a m ajor league catch
er, ju*t as I did.
A tremendously round man, he
Blocked the piste with the lines**
and apparent feeling of s brick
w all, lie laughed, in his highpitched
way, at ch a rlf yhorsea
sod broke hones alike
You regarded him as one of
th* diam ond's I n d c t t r - llb lf i —
until an a c c i d e n t la d winter
•to short • circu ite d his nerves snd
m lfh ly m uscles and le ft him a
|Wm an without motion
*
Today his lim bs still are tocked
a la that prison of m uscular fu tility,
*
a ■ p a ralytic o f unpromising future
a whose arm* move aw kw sidly as
■ be feeds h im self with therapy
a* Instruments snd brush** over the
• p ile s of hi* well-thumbed RIM*.
e
These brawny irm a which Just
a
season ago whipped th* ball
a •around
the Infield with th* speed
a
i o f a bullet or lashed one of the
» m in t feared h a lt Ir, the mator
% leagues ir e pipe item thin. The
%
palm s, one* horny tnd calloused,
■
are Mu Iah w h ile sod putly soft.
T ilt b i r r t l • I lls body la breathta kin gly slender as it sita Inertly
under a neck brace which re
aemblrs an E llia b e th a n ro lle r.
A n d there Is a new round, baby
ish aoftneia to tb* o n rt weather
worn face w ith its steady brown
eyas.
B e t that Infectious smile and
eternal optim ism still are there.
(Bs
"It w i i tough the second day.
too. when I found out I hid
pneumonia
a n d
I
couldn’t
breath*. To bn paralysed and not
able to hr»sth« la a pretty tough
feeling. They lanced m y Ihtoai
•n d put In a tre"heao(.«m* tub*
and even an t d id n 't think I'd
m a le H.
*T really prayed ifia t n ig h t"
There 1* doubt C am py w ill »ver
get much better, fo r hie "level
o f p a ralysis" re m a in s stationary.
But he shruge MY the immsbthty
o f bia lags.
" I 'm concerned w ill! m y bird*
•n d erm s," be said, "end I'm
"He1* simply a marval," said tic k le d In death that I ran feed
Campy's doctor In tha vote* of m y s a lf and touch a n y part e# my
• man describing on* *f the body.
wonder* o f the world **1 know
" T h a i may not aound IB s se
from the m any letters we have m uch to you fellow s, but W m*
received that he h u become OOW It le wonderful."
at tha tre a t s p iritu a l force* for
W hich he is, h im self, and hi a
Be
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of disabled w a y he never w ould hsv* beta
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Burdette Faces Turley Today
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L T l S**rU Editor
MILWAUKEE (UPI)
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•trong-arm td rig b t-b ln d r-* , Lew
Burdette, the hero o( loot year'*
M ilw au kee *It lory, and b ob Turlay, who fire* b u llc ti from h it noWindup delivery. iquar* o i l toda)
w ith the uadrrdo* Y a n k te i trying
Id Seriea at on*
•a even the Wcn<
gam e each.
The weatherman yrorr.laed the
tem perature w iv ld ru e in to U ..
00 ' ■ but cautioned a g a in .t po.ciM e
d t o e r r i during the a fte rrm p - (n
the event of rain, C harles S e ja r.
eecr*Ury-tr*a*urer
of
b»w ball
who la acting ter ailin g I'-m n L ■ ior.rr Ford F ric k , ba« v ia * j tbor:ty to o r le r a poftpo-em ent
The odda m akeri, b a rrin g Bur4ette, who beat the Yank*** thret
tlmea in IK I, made the '1 racer
U-20 favorite* tr
r.n t-vJay t
me
fa m
e and 4 3 to take the S e r in
fee fore
(or W arren Sprhn whipped the
interrtcan le ig u e r i, 4-1, In to to
ning* W edflvwuy, the Yan kee!
ha 1 been favored fo r the Serlea
(.in ch A t Odd*
• M anager Fred Haney u i the
■ ratei b a i lati.r.ad at Utoi* preB o r in odd*. Today, Caaejr b rin g c ’
t U aklpyr,- Of the Yankee*, wa*
lau ghin g at them.
I'm going w ill) the guy who
Wilson-Maier Gets
First Bowling Win
*ufi tb« pennant for m e," ea
plained Stengel. " H a ll f«t
ut
m n . 1 don 't w o rry about odd*."
Burd*»te baa a a irin g of 14 M
ic o r e lm in n in g s going tor him In
S r r ir ! com petition — i 1-3 »h«rt
of the record 2* M ic o r r le ia in*
nmc» which the late Babe H u ’j i
•tt aa a a o jih p a w pitcher for the
Boiton Red 5o« before ho *aa
told In the Yankee* and Ira n iformed in to an outfielder and the
g ieateit home run hitter o( all
Pm* A lio ahead of B u id ctte L«
C h rilty M attiewaon’i tirin g of »
11 ih u to u t inning* tn ISO) and
1>11.
H a ttie of P U rk e rt
Off to * alow a tari in the ip rin g .
★
★
★
To Put Braves O u t Front
Burdette wound up winning »> T u rU y won the t ilt h game fur
ga m e i lo r the B ra v e i while loe- - »b« Yankeea to even the S e ria t
ing 10
1h li only v ic to r/ la S e rif* corape-
Turley, who ditcirded a windup oticttbecame "it givei me better con
Their pitching atylet am In
trol,*' won II garnet fo r the Van- *h*n* fontrft. Burdetl*. whom
keel While Idling but 1,
mw-ir National league Hub* ec
ru le -if throw ing ■
,*er. ’ u»e*
So the itcon d game of the Se
i l i d t n and lin k e r !
baffle the
n e i promised to be a duel of
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f ir it game wa* a bottle o f touthU n riip e C h i aged
p a w i.
In hi* attem p, to *'g«t even.*'
Burdette beat the Yan kee., 4 2
Stengel wa» eapeeled to make
in the lacurd gam e la it year, tome lineup change*. N orm Setthen burled two ih u to u ti at them hern, «ho bat* lefthanded, wa*
— 1-0 over Whitey Ford In the fifth eipected to « tirt in left field In
game ami SO over Don Laraen in stead of tiie righthanded hitting
the leten th ami d eciding game K U to a Howard. And catcher Yogi
Berra wa* tip c r te d to replace
HowaM In tha clranup *pot In the
Yankee batting o lder.
H rtpite hi* a ilin g knee, leftyB E R R A ’
h ittirg B illy Bruton wa* eipected
OS /S W Y O R K
to get the c a ll over Ihe veteran
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Andy Pafko in center field for th<
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weather forecast, today * crowd
P 'c L P
trium ph In W e d n e td a /'i epener,
<HA
A* A
wa* e ip e c tid to equal W*dr.e>A SA \6~ T P S
CA TCA'CP, CYC- A ~~~•
Haney laughlnglv com m ented to day'*, vV ,^
)) tfane
j n , who
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d r e t t ln , loom v ltita r Le-> .lurochStadium to capacity,
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e r t h a ; “ m a y l* l a getting a l,t-j A ( t f f
t t m t tn . ,fu b .
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? ’R « ,T TO AST A
He ehe*tj, • but he h id a logical „ lu |0 l(> s e w Y o rk, where the .
gvakr+%.U tf la«<M/M ini
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re a* on.
fir
P .S C S S C S S P third game ia *cHedul*<d for Satur ;
When Haney f ir it announced day. Fn d a y it an off day for i
Spahn would he hi* opening day travel.
•tarter, n m r critic* fe ll he wa*
m aking the wrung move h i not
nom inating Yankee • k ille r U w
Burdette init*ad. One other ma
Jor league m anager even m id
M IL W A U K E E ( u r i ) — W ir te n , The Yankee* didn’t u u iiiit i* . d critica l, but he w n o ’ l com plim en
''H a rn y I* <rai> If he *<«•* with
anyone el*e but Burdette in lh* Spahn lim p ly o u lfo ie d th*m.
why they couldn’t hit Spa hi » flit- tary either, about the performance
-penei
While the New Yo rk Yankee* ball — when t ie Brave* '/vunded n f
Yankee*
The little M ilw aukee tk ip p e r If
hung h ic k w aiting for Milwau- I
••Pf*** train^ debv :ry o f Rync
nored *ueh c r itlc lim in Ihe tame
Irie’ i U fi handed ic e to throw hi* Duren for the victory
*w « h ,lt o i'S o rtu n ltU l the f t n t
way a* he ha* ic m a ln id o b liv io n
curve*
and
tlld
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i.
the
aging
Spahn
"B
ut
they
got
in
to
th*
dudow*
four
or five inning*, but we dbln’t
to tho»e who keep cla im in g In
kept them
«.ff b ila n r r
with
;A they we-e h a id t »<*e “ .aid (j loo muvB with them. We didn’t
bunt* too mueb.
"I know what H e y re *11 wur Change ‘ip* and u n m n k e o hit fa tl tlu ggci H a rk Bauer *'Th>t Spahn
l*n’l a* fa it a* lie u»td to be and rut’
h**et t<» good. The fir it
rl«d about." he aaid. re fe rrin g tr b a ll Into Ihe deereolng *haduwa of
Duren
i*
a
lot
fa
lte
r.
But
they
P»H
c
f
the
game we had a b e tu r
the
afternoon
fo
r
a
4-J
vlcto
iy.
the nomination of Spahn in the
couldn’t char.ce, and they did th rlr be»l
Spahn.
com m enting
on
the h it our guy — ••'d
opener. T h ;, think that I’d Save
h illin g at th* end of the game,”
* better that.ee «.f getting three Bra vet' win 'n the opener of the hit Ihelr*.
Manager Ca<ey Stengsl w a in ’t ;,f
■ iartf out of ilu rd e ltr if I ,ir k r d I F ! V .rid S e ilc t. tairl he threw
m ore fa it ball* In the l(i-innln 2
him lo w oik the opetier.
“ They m utt have a w ful ih o rt trium ph than he ord in a rily doe*,
m e m o m t. D on't they rem em ber
’ A * dt<ln * p '* n 11 ,h »‘ * i !r-"
M IL W A U K E E ( L T I l- N 'e w Yora
U rn Burdette wa* my *eoad- battery-mate Del Crandal’, *atd
game pitcher t a il year, tn. 7 And i "B u t we adopted the p*tteir. wnen Yankee relief pitcher Byne Duren.
he H ill managed to
it a r t three Ihe Yankee* M arted getting I n ' of Caienovla, Wi* , knew one of
g in , * ; '
front of Spahn'* F a it h a ll."
i hi* paieni* taw him Joie W edntiNow with Spahn a w inn er *1The Yankeea, a aober team
4Jn,e ,0
ready. Haney i* In
the d r iv e r ’ * th eir
d m iir . g
room, adm itted '••“ kee. hut he d id n t know which
teat more than ever.
W hereat he w ringing f a it ball* out of a tired, 0,,f
t o il the opener Ia it year, he a now iiT-vear-old atm meant the d iffe r“’ They w-irk In the ium e po.t
one tip in d U u rd rtt! ia p rim e d jrB te tvelwten victo ry and defeat office •..<! le.tb .« n ’ t lake off the
and ready,
’ fo r Spahn.
I a im - day.** he captained
★
★
★
Fred Haney Eyes
'Quick Knockout'
M I L W A L 'K K E f t , P I) Fred
Haney, ha*lng won h i. B r it b»ut
with lh» *econd-gue**er«, la now
*hocting for a q u irk knockout that
would m ake M m tl.e aecond m an
ager In hlat^ry ever to r a in a
elean *w«u.p over th* Yankee* in
a World Seriea.
M ilwaukee player* think frarr In*
a row i* q u ite potiib le for them.
And the u au a lly cautou* H aney,
long famou* fo r hi* rlo«e-to*the*
vr»t *tatementa, even hinted at a
| potilhle i weop, which only John
M c S r a w of the Giant* previoutly
achieve! again*! tl*e Yar.k* la the
•
i
1*23 Seriea.
•Tucaday night'* bowlir.g *a»
“ You ca n 't w in *'m a ll tmlca*
W lDun M alar Fo m itu re Crf. fin a lly
i you win that ft*at game.’’ Haney
break Be l -ng to«tn; atreak by
I bubbled a fte r W a trrn Spahn hurU k ir.g thiee ;«ointa from Roum illed the B ru te * to a 10-lnnlng 4 1
lat A Andtraen Drug*.
Thia H ill U area them In the but
to n clot, however, with Terfee(Jos Ilairte* atlll leading the Sand
S pu n with IS win* and fo u r to**
« i Hi-hion Sporting Good a grab
M II.W A U K E F . U ’ i'l> — Bu ta cu ie
bed the second *pot, leaving Rnu of Ihe flrwt I»’-S World Serle*
B tllla t If Anderson and A. R. C. gaiiie.
Garbage Service tied fo r third New Yo rk ( A 1
A ll n II HHI
place. Wade'* Market remain* Baucr.rf
*,— » 1 t 1
lourth.
4 0 3 0
SIcDougald.lb
Individual high game, acratch, Mantle,rf
. _ 3 0 0 0
162, and handicap, ltd), wa* rolled H u w ir d jf
1 0 0 0
by Alberta
Shaw,
Individual HrrTa.c
4 0 3 0
— -■
acrach aerie* went to S h irle y Him- hknwrnn.Ib
4 1 3
1
a a and M argie lV w .it, both with Ctray.Jh
4 0 0 0
. . ,, — . _
dl> pin*. H igh hand c p *4ri«* go KuWk.aa
..1 0 0 0
-----ing to M a rily n Bailey w ith &2|.
2 1 0
0
Ford.p
Team tingle game *.-ratrh. r/m.
,
i n o o
Dun-n p
wa* bowled hy W ilm n-M aler; han
d ica p game, (tin. belonged to i ’er
h i l t
Tolata
._ .
fection Team high *erie*. a cia lch , M ilwaukee IN I
ab h h nni
I.SJn, and handicap, I M l, a i t al*n Schoendlem l. >b
4 0 0 0
Wi.n by I’eitectkon Halrtee.
4 0 1 0
Ia>|tn,*a
Several apiilt were picked up in b T orrr
1 o o o
eluding the S ift h / M a rily n Hai
ft 0 0 0
Y.ntill* .* *
ley, and Ihe I SS-iO by tenth B a r M .ih r w i.lb
1 1 0
0
bara Rowell and Monteno Bond*
____4 1 1 0
Aaron.rf
- Nrat Tur.day *re* Wllaon Maler Adcock,lh
5 1 2
0
v» Itvbton, Wade’* M arket v* Covington If
4 0 O 1
R o um illa t A Anderann. and A it Crandall.c
3 1 2
1
C. Oarhag* va. Pcrfeeto.n
•_ 1 0 1 0
I'pfkn.cf
3 0 11
a llru tu n .rf
4 0 2 1
Spahn, p
.
_____________
M I L W A l’K K K t U B U - The wea
» 4 10 4
Total*
th*r inireau la id theie wa* ’ only
a Struck ou t f-r I'alku in i*th;
■ alight chance ‘ u( a •p rin kle late
today and that it p r o b a b l y tt-Bopjvcd out for l-ugan In Dth.
000 120 000 0 — 3
w ouldn’t occur during Ihe trro n d New Y o rk
M ilw k u k rr
000 200 0|0 t — t
gam e of the World Serle*
K Kubvk. I*0-A—New Y o rk 2**
S k irt w ill !>e pa illy cloudy and
the trm p c ia tu rr a little w arm er. I ( two mit w h in winning run
A iiigh of fto wa* fo re c a it will* tcu rrd). M ilw au!.re 30 11 la in tOuthw*»lerly wind* near 1'. -nllr* New Y o rk T, Milwaukee 11. 2 B —
lo g in , iir r r a , A.m u p H it —Skow
p e r b*nr.
run, Bauer. S F —Covington.
b r *r bb »«
S cle n tl« ti at W alter Beed A rm y
Ip
H o sp ita l have found jx n a -ri
1 I 2 4 S
Spahn
10
A 3 1 3 ■
duodenal ulcer* In monkey a
Fnrd
1
fected lo lire**
Duren ( l . l
Series Box Score
No Kain Prcdiclod
2214 t i l l
NOW!!
M IL W A U K E E
ILTD —
O u t-u n lil the ninth when he battad for
fielder B illy B ru tjn . a tlll b-»ther»d A n dy P afk o and fanned.
f
Th-* *lender o u tfie ld e r fouled
by the bad knee that aept h im w it
of la tt y e a r‘I W orld Seriea, team o ff cne pitch, took a h a ll, than
ed up w ith veteran W a rre n Spahn connected w ith a D uren f a it bat!
to give the M ilw aukee Brave* a fo r h it w inning hit.
I It. lb -ln n n r victo ry in the f tret
D uren a lio wa* on tha tnound
game o f tht* year'* r!a * iir.
when the Brave* behind 3 2, tte-i
B tu lo n u n g ltd ih a rp iy to right
center to tcore Joe Adeoek wtth th t gam* in the eighth.
F o rd wa* lifte d
after Eddie
the run that t a r e the Bra-.c* a
v icto ry before 4S.MT fan*.
Mathew* walked and H a n k Aaron
It wa* the th ird h it in that In ilo n b iid vrlth non* out. Duren J
ning o ff the »pced-bal!ing B y re i •ruck out Adcock on fiv a pitvhe*
Dufe-i, who w aj re lie d to the M anager Caiev b’ tengel w ent to
reicue o f the Yankee'; .t a r muth- the mound and a fte r a b r ie f that
paw, W h i'e y Ford, ‘ n the elehth. it wa* decided to p itc h to the
A d ccck got the Brave* started iefthanded h ittin g C-v ln g to n .
Wth one out in the 10th w ith a
Duren g d two itrik e * pa**, him
.ingle to r i« it .
tef-.re Covington h it a h ig h fly to
Duron • * W e. C ovington to f ir M ick e y M antle that enabled M a
out
hut t v t C ra n d a ll
eingied thew a to *c»re a fte r tha eatch.
The Yankee* get the lead f ir it
through the middle fe n d in g A d
cock tn levond. Then ujt came Hru- _ n the fourth in n ing when B ill
ton, who didn't get Into the game ’ S k -w ro n hotnered.
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Spahn Outfoxed' Yanks; They Kept Waiting For Curve
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AN
SANFO RD .
Kwtablinhed 1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
tha building area north and under
Sem inole RHd, so that chemicat*
ean be tranapurted to Sanford b;
barge.
The property mi M yrtle A*»
w a i leaied by Allied Chem ical and
D v t from the Orange Slate O il
Co.
Negotiation* with fit*' o lfic ia la
u p r r conducted hv |i T B ill, a*
•id a n t general luperlntendent of
A llie d Chem ical and Dye Co. R ill
werka from an office in H opew ell,
Va
The actual operation I* unique
in that lankload* i.f lit) -id feril*
lire r can he mixed by a *lngle
operator rriarning control! in the
pum ping ita tio n The fe n tltre r t*
the type u*ed in gn-tr* and farm *
throughout the atra
Ike Gets Check Up
Divers Find Plane
K E Y W E S T ( I T I ) - N a ry diver*
today located the main tutelage
e*f a "m h m a n n e hunter" plane
that d D ap p e ire ri on a fllih t U t t
M tu n d a ) with 10 peraon* (hoard.
^ The N avy reported that the
d iv e rt could aee three bodiee pin
ned tntide the tw ille d and heat
u p aection of the fu*cDge.
Integration 'Out'
L IT T LE RO CK
\rk ( L T D —
G o*. O rval E F a u h u i >ald lo-!ay
th a t little R ock’ * four doted high
•ch o o li w ill atay doted all )* a r
u n le tt the U S. government le u
C i r m he reopened a i private. t*gre la te d K b o o tt.
Burglar Gets Aid
N E W Y O R K ( I T U - A burglar
bad
tpruhl# at ail i i l l r g $2 l<V>
fr*»m th# t t f t of a G rrf.iw irh ^ill»c*
ad* frillin g m n ir im .
IV tk t found IIlf romHiniflon fta ifd
an th# h f f iy iff# I *lo«r of th# vprrtcl
•aff.
^Economy Costly
R E R U N ( I T U — A W rit Drdin
eirv gntrrnmcni employe won t J i t
p in e todey for in economy tvascii.cn
that abolithed hit awn i*b» *
,Whoa. Right There
N E W A R K . N. J. fU P t
Ylmnttd
F-.tiremin Eran l Kramer made litr a
W ild rW u hero T hu rtdt).
When a m in ran out a wire tarty.
JL*f a bench ef eoali, Ktemrt .purred
™ i* hone act#*, the n r " i, «*ibtud
thr man hy the r u t i t I he’i'ed Men
onto the laddie.
A llie d I win. 20, m i i frnred in tall
•n a laiceny cbe-ge.
3 Killed In Plunge
N E W P O R T N E W S . V* ( I T I )
• i- A crowded ycaiigplaik at the
Viewport N ew ! D ry Dock Co. colfapted under the weight of M
A a orke ra T h u rid a y . lending them
p lu n g in g about 100 fte t to the
ground. Three were killed and
tw o (till were In critical fund!*
lio n today.
Segregation By Sex
T A M P A , F in . ( L T D — Crlm lrial Co urt Ju d g e I- A. Grayton, n
• launch aegregntlon lit. hat tuggetted that the eeae* la kepi
(• p ira te d in publle erhoota if the
^ t t r a a r t ordered tnlied.
Beauty Welcomed
J A C K S O N . M b s . ( I T I )— B ra n
don. hometown o f M nry Ann
M obley, and Ja c k ion, th t it a U
ca p ita l, were decked in patriotic
bunting todav to welcome th t
a tate’i fa v o rite magnolia beauty
- - Mi**lt>ippiY* Ml** Am erica,
M a ry Ann M obley.
C o u rt Says Firm
Entitled To Costs
T A L L A H A S S E E I L T D - The
Suprem e Co urt r u l’ d ye.lttclay
that a J a rk io n v ilte com tructlon
ftrn t whole p rop e rly w ai condemn
ed for the e a p re u w a r w ai en titl
ed to eom penlation to mo*t li t
equipment.
The firm . I lr n r y G. Dupree Co .
re c e iv e d *1 lo.ooo In payment fo r
l i t la rd whleh w a i taken for
the r ip r t n w a y project, w non of
w hich w a i to he for the ’ ’ reaaon^hlt c o it of m oving."
Mobs Demonstrate
In Beirut; Army
Kills 3, Hurts 12
N ext week i* IrlrtT la ilo ra l l a t
ter W rilin g Week, arc -tilin g to
Sanfotd l ‘u»tma*ter Joel S b tel l,
The ob.ervare# wa. ita rtrtt 31
n r i R C r , tebenon f P I — The I eh. year* ago. No heller time to get
• ne.e *rrm nnened Aff on mi*b» H-m* “ eaught up" n lth alt of that le t.
n n ilrtiin g ira in .t the ne>* fm eminent ter w ritin g . Field ,ald.
Thu ltd ai night and todat •n •ctinn
lhal turtir.l the p ie r beiA ro rhr h!-.*,!*
N a ty l.t Cdr. kVatd 1„ lie rk e y ,
I n i d iv el Lebanon! i»mra.r eel-el- h in band of th - firm e r Ml** A n n
lien.
Senkarik, Co un try Club R-<ad. S a n
At li n t three e iiillin . »u> re ford. and M elvin J. FuLtell, Route
ported killed and IJ wounded in the I. Sanford, are «er* ng al-nartl the
pt.t 7! h*> f. of %lol.fter in heirol a lrrra ft ca rrie r I'F S K u e i w ith
(he wounded inrlctdcd a woman.
th# He* onih
Fleet In F pii *o *o
t . * foice* were not inticlcrd in S tralta.
thr hitler *treet »la*he*.
The lim y hreJ on ih, derm-mlrilI.oogwo.*! merrhan!* wtl) •[.on
tog e.owdt under order* to truth ef to r a huln h-wn conteet Tue*day
fort. nl eupporler* of e* PretldeM night at 7;h0 in the h*»ebalt park.
Car rife Chamnun to beep R.irvu ia *'eparate e<’ tite.t* wit) t>e he hi fo r
tut mull,
adult*, teen-ager* anti tiny tot.I huttdac night 1,000 •( ihrrn, led ITiaer w ill b* g ven.
hy the prB-Chimoun C h riitlln Ehll*
inge, mitched on the Defence Mia*
The Rev. D ili* la#. Cleveland.
i.tey. The* im-oied repelled entn- Tenn . w ill Imgin a revival Sunday
mand* to halt .he mateh * M the night at the
Church of
IJ-wi.
H tldirn opened Are
F r m r h A \e an-' -joptl St. Service
Thi* inorning the tlen.-n.tiatnt* w ill he h e ll nightly at 7;d0
were back »n tha itteer. wi-ie * *00
wrong.
AnnouncemeerU w ai made today
An army patent harked h t»» aroi that R. it'. Sturdivant, r o d e n t of
nted rat* and
tank, (tied to tear Ranfoim *lnce tOIS, non t« n-nodown a phalingi.t b art trade
the ria le d w ith Y o w e il’* ip the Men'*
deui'inittalat* fought bark and again SYear departineot Stur.ltx ant and
tha atniy opened bee.
hi* w ife. M ay Chapman, reside at
The moh, ltd by itifk-*w iti| ing (113 M y rtle Are.
women, heaped burning rubble adtide
the main load leading into Beirut
Kepre.vntative*
fro -n
H o ly
I nun the mirth In In a iirm -l to cut , Cn>(* EpIiCnpa! Church w ill !ea*tnd n a d ir into the la p itti and enforce thi* weeken.i fo r M iam i, - . h n e
a general nuke.
they w ill a tt.n d the General ( onvention of the E p iK o p a l C h urth
To a lt e r ! frt-m Sanfertl ar# the
Rev. and N.r* John Thama*. *nd
tlteir fou r children; Mr. amt M i
II. F . .’.'h ittier J ' . M r. and M n
F ra n k Mel-ane. Mr*. Fred Dy • •’*.
Mre Joteph Sairnder*. ,Mr«
A
r . K irvh h o ff. Mi** Carol St..ne
*ud M l* i E va Hunt
T A L L A H A S S E E ( L T I t — The
ita le Cabinet w ill try to *r|l
M ark Cleveland Sr. w ill addr--*«
another $2.!V*t,noo in tch«*d t-t*-d* th r lo ra l Lion* Club concerning
fo r *1* emtntle* neat Tuew lay.
F ite 1'ievenliori Week at it* n'«m
The !ia (attic* ar» part of brnidi meeting T u e id a y at the t t v ie
for
II courtliea totaling mure Center. A ll member* are urgr<l to
than U m illion d<J!at* which tne attend Y'idtor* are welrome.
atnte tva* unab’e te »e|| *rveral
week* ago at a «lnglc tellin g
An nrcredited I.radrr.hip T r a in
However, achon! auperlntenden.* ing School la b d n
held at St.
In M arlon. Lake. Alachua. I’.*- John Lutheran Chutch, O rlan do
cam bla. Manatee
and 1lill»bo* through Oet. 2f-, at 7;Sf- p. m. nb
rough eountiea ha.e u*«ured atate T ueiday and T h u rid a y
nlghta.
n rfiria la there w ill be buyera thi* Sun<Uy arhool teacher* front the
tim e.
F n lln l Lutheran Church here w ill
Th» new bond* amount lo *tV>, attend the r l a u r i .
WW for M arlon, H'VW Nt each for
The 5enforx Male Chorua - *:i
Lake and Alachua. It 2*0,000 for
F.acambia. u t n .f A i for Manatee re h e a c e .Montlay night at * at the
F i n l Meth)et‘ *t t hutch. Ilari> 'I
and 1701.000 for IHlDhnrough.
Since the bond* f ir «• went beg W eir I* director.
glr.g rn the t-pen market, lo -*1
achonl official* ha*e been hit**
tryin g to get local hank.r* and
Inveator* IntereMed In the l**ur*
which w ill provide fund*
f .r
hadly-needed ach<n>l huililinit-.
The atate decided to tr* to tell
the bonda on a piecemeal b a .li,
bh erri Santbm. tl* y ra r nld
and ilnee ha* fold lim e * for R»j.
daughter nf Mr* Kenneth Sa. t«m.
I>on and P ln e lla t
-rat leported In fa ir rnm'lMnn thi*
The atate D epartm ert of Edne*
m orning after being atrxick h i an
tint* *aid W rdneida* the *tate
a iih im n iillr T h u rid a y afl.rntum
ha* matle no pinmi*e to hu* an*
The Sanford pnllre D e p artmrnt
of the t>ond* next week Tnc atate
tepntled that tne child w a i rrm *
bought 1200,(W1 »..rth of a Pinel
tng Park A 'e fm m XX'etl to Fa*t
la i l»tue la it Tueadar. hut tndl
In tlx v icin ity of M a il N rtlr C--.trt
cated it m ight not have the mone>
where the re tld e i. Having fro -*
to do It again.
rd ihe alreet ihe auddenly turned
tn n o i l
again, and *he » «
•truck by a r ar d r iir n by R lrh a rd
T im i W inter llaxe n
She ia confined to Sem inole
M em orial lln ip ita l, where *he I*
repotted to he itiffe tirg a r-m
cu*l)»n, a b rin o n * on her right
arm . m ultiple c u lt nn h rr mmith
tnngue and gumr and M i of m m c
teeth.
#( hinntir *ugge,ii#n, he rrp lird i
"I guet* I could rrell* do il hr tm
No chargee were placed ag ain it
•ell, hut I n* tn ii nt e tery (h itthe d riv e r of the ear. The accl
•fiet."
deni w a i called unaxoidah'e.
Ruth *cott end RUtbr hlem'd e
rtnwd n( 12 nri«*m*n end rim .tem ro
nn hand tn watrh the n»M* e*rtntnrnt
fnr hi* failure tn go under ''
Chicago —turn _rvrn n
"I think ell you (rllnwt met h e ir )ou and If A lu rx e r bv Ihe I n l e t l«u*ed it up, ' Srntt u id . parting •• thr national C ity Mirtageti* A a ioe la
newtmen through hit trnolt Wtrd hot- Hon thowed that three out of
pital t##m.
five clUe* In the United S ta ta i
In Fnglend, Rlythe laid he we* dit- borrowed money la it year The
appoinled te leeta hit “ pttirnt" had aurxey covered >31 title* of more
•lipped.
than lO.OM population.
“ The etrilrm .pt did it.'* he r*n
riudrd. “ XX hh all lh#*t people it. the
loom he could not point-!* tonceairate
on me to the etrlutioa of alt elt*. He
C A S T IN E , Maine — :U P1) •hould k a rt l t«» titling guittly in hi* D uring th* la*t 10 y e ir t. Mr*
own tiomr, with no rnr et.e atouad.
Lloyd F a rle y ’ * e*l. "R a h y ," h*!
'S till, u t i l hie at hua."
| H * a lurth la 101 k itic n l.
!
Cabinet Schedules
School Bond Sale
Hypnotism Fails To Shake
Jfis Craving For Nicotine
R O C IIE S T tR . Mina. (L T D —
C h u n im okri Harold Srntt, nndauaird
by tht failure #i hi* (lt*t ki|-nMir
Irratmttit, planned to ring up a Htiti*h hipnvti.t again today fst anotbrr
Ity at ihaking th* eieairnr habiL
Vntt put in a call tn h*pn#ri*t
Ilrnry Rljtb* in Torquay, Fngtand
l h . i . d n . T rn minutr* and t l ! wotth
J it Irin ta tla n tx rriyptw# loll* later,
wily tht delated he had ll ilr d hit tubjact eut #1 hi* craving f*r nicotine.
Tea rtrapde taler, a Feltrd Preet
fate ia iriya e l reporter # lrr.d Scon •
Hgarette. Srntt didn't ketiieir. He
grihbed « and lit up.
*1 guete it d id a i like,* he «eid
With a :n*ile.
But Sent! added he ttin tkeugh*
^ kere'i a g*'d thaace it will werk."
Aeked If he thought he thought he
fy u ld bteek the habit without Ike kelp
Local Briefs
Six-Year-Old Hit
By C ar; Condition
Termed As ‘Fair’
I
Cilice Broke, Too
Maternal Instinct
D A H .T
NEW SPAPER
FRIDAY. (KTORKR 3, 1958
F L O R ID A
News Briefs ISanford Selected
Rush Vs. Larsen .
By Chemical Firm
N E W Y O R K ( U P I > - Bob Ruah.
*
32 yaar-eld
right-hander who
Sanford'a Ideal location, afford
n ever before h a i played in ihe
ing aeceta by water, ta ll and
W orld Serie*. today w»» named D
M i n t Saturday *a third game of highway, ha* lucceeded In at
^ ih e cla a ile fu r the Milwaukee tracting the A llie d Chem ical and
ltr a x e i ( l i m i t Dorr Lar*cn of the Dye Co. here.
Located at the N u rth ra it cor
N ew Y o rk Y in k e a i.
ner of M yrtle A*'t. and Fulton
Street, the uperatlon in Sanford
e o n lb ta of a p u n n in g home and
WASHINGTON* ( U P D - l,r«»I- nine 4Y,(kM-galliin alum inum *tor»
der-t E lie n h ow e r, ip.>rtil> di*»*ed age tank*. The building perm it
In w l.it would be appropriate fo r i iaiued throught the city w a i in
a weekend lit the country, entered the amount of 1310.000. Lee C-onW alter Reed M e d ic i) Center to- 1M ructlon Co. of Sanford l» the con*
dav fi.r In
overn'ght medical tractor for the company.
C h e c k up.
In addition to the pum ping sta
The chief cxe cullve . In * hound* lio n and l l u r a ir tanka, the com
l>olh checkered m a t in d c a n a l pany con«tructed a pipeline f-om
fla n n e l alaeke cheeked In at the
b m p 'ta l ahortly after 1 p. m.
Shop And Save
In Sanford
F r ille d
P re a a
l.e.x*erf
NO. 275
W ir *
Faubus Predicts Success
For Private Schools Plan
Negroes Denounce
S I S i
Reign Of Terror'
TRIES FOR AW \IU> —
Peggy Wt-«t|fBte. S-mfortl,
*liniont «t Seminole High,
h:t« l»een r-.umtl n* one of
the »emifiniili«ts in thr Nn.
tionn! Merit Scholarship
cotitr*!. ,\ -i-contl tr*t will
he giveu Dec. tl to t!et«*rmifJt* fin:ili«t* for tinmillion in merit *>hul;u.
t*hip*.
United Fund Gels
$1,800; Meeting
Slated Tuesday
t I T T t r P O f N X tk , . i r i t - T h .
\ e l i n n i i A«»"<iaii,-n (o r t h r A d i lo r e
-ltfnt
i'nkirrd I’r -plr d . o n m ie . l »* prnpatrd '-n a n ■ -( *ett,»t
l-i-t.*
A r l a n * * , t it* , t.v n . I l n u r H r n e tt*
rd * n in n e iit t a h t r
th e N A A l T .
I l- n a r t t > pl*n tn rh td e . t t k in a « > r|i
t b . V A A t r . t* . n r m p t i n n , O o t'p io *
*i--,t l,,. ' n r l f a t r p a x m e tit* lo t il l r a i t i u i i t e c b lU t r n *nd r - u r io u o lt l ’• ..o o.-rm ,
t r p o it li* ir ii h i t
p e tw in * n l w
, ■ »t» Jririnunrd t« n te.k the .plti* ot
ptogte.. ameng the r»fe.
•It iee.it* r lr it the pntit.ral le.det.
nt A rk a n iti *tr unS*i-pi ih-ntt rrernt
h h.xii iltriueni .1 the Supreme * -uttl
*ri-l air anxi-tu. <■*ie*ke «i-Df-„t t!.,ti
i*bipp*HI b#i — *pp*tfntti thr N X Xt I1
',*, been ftin.rn ie , tbt. rule," F la t
m et A
I >m i , thf
\ A I t P"* ioulh*
wnf*l tfci«*n«l PtM ffp t*ifn ia t it t , tai»l
I n t i . U n i t I I Ikahu* p f o o i i i f d lo
r t | i l i m t l a n r w i it n it r o p r p I ' h l i i hi*
f f i i i u tiluMilt m pi i * ate f ta*titvtiti*
plan
\ fund Minn# rim p a ifn lot th*
Th^ t'm tfH K *jr*r| f im p i l f n ' i
in Hitort
fir«t report •• •nno»inr»«l K r
. pttc at* i*Hnn|t i i i r i r d
Mann. trFin tffr#
a fnt*l nf Rmigr, * i
R \ IUU, p it *111*111 **f the Halim
$1 ,IMV» p iffJC 'd li y nine fo n t Him
km jflf H Mir 1 it iif iit I «>in*rift *ai»l
toi».
r !r*l utufl^i the %
%i r r * ti « ("'Hm# i h it « f c i n i f •tin'll, in r o w p t r a t io n %*ith
A Co.. Kir«t F>i1**rnl ftavinr^ &
Te*»an A n n , F lo rid *
xh<! S4nfmt1
V tU n h .
ate Hank
Ni»ttnn»l
ih * Jo K ilh rrn ( ir n if r m * n * A « » o d it io n .
Hope* |« f l o p I 'o u n .l $ (P ,O 00 ,
1 hr K n . U f i l r i Prutlfti, prr«t*|rni
Hank. NV y ! m m r .1 C. Itu tr'iito n of thr ( ip ilil t iliifti* ( ‘mmcil in
• prr«oti«(i an I I I*. K u tfliU a n I title H ail, H i.l hr h id hffi* lo n i n l
C m , Sr
I l-m in e* « o., II !( h i itir I »m*i 2it a K g ir ia iiu iiiiii th
K a ttr.tr A Co. »nd SanaiM k (Ila*» nofif «f th# futidi r in f d nnult! f*> lor
fductdnn *1 Negtri rh ild tfn
■ nd Paint Co.
** 1hr
ihHdrtti i f f in fil* f
Campaign
Chairm an
Howard
M cN u lty urg*'I -ill lu n 'ritiip H M t»» t lira t on n moiin,' fin! nr gait it r thrtr
a-ml in their c h r r k i «*r p lf ilir * J. a**i ti ** ho*it*, ** *iit! 1*1it den. *" l h r i 1 1c
Immediately t » liirh'.cr th* work «»f * rr*|*oii*ddf |or tht rut** »# art »ii ’
th* folle itn rf n h o w I # urt makInc ih eir c ilia n**t *rek. Plana
fo r, tha hou«*••«> hnu«* rant i«»
w ill t* nifcd* at an liitloctrinatuin
m a tin g lo !•*■ h*ld Titraday niirlH
mi 'he horn* «»f Mr. and Mr*
Ralph A .Smith* 2t»2l Pari* A r r
fti|irr» n ita tiY M from th# fol*
r il lM U K G H , XrotlanJ
FP I —
lowing irrcanicalinn* w ill ru##i
\%.th Smith, who h ra d i r*Btt|*nU«il N lurdrrrd (l-iiul-l tnrbn*. 21. n * .
m attiel tn ki, tn i.ttrn ir * ir n lo in
•iilleitati'-n -Hoy S r >i it a. J a y o r W m
t i i i l ib r ->*uglu--n |i,-win fb,|><( tlirr.ll*
.Sc’fiut*
Red
C r»
Salvation ilw tit thr nwm whrrr be w ill katig
A rm ). t'S fi. M ental llra lth , B u m * in n w rri| (torn now
Hi *1*11*1 p ,,iimitor- tl,# goirrnr .f a rr J I n>fe»«i -ral W oman*
( lid r * !
I'ib, R1L* A u rilla i) * nirot jg irr-l I* il-r r#reip*»n* .n thr
l i c i t Mf*ri4 I t.. i. *t Pl<*.lon \||thaA p tiw x i.i * t it U it b - t if i, lw»n and ,m,
#H ,it ., l wit! h * ir • Irg .l i itli,I
O n tfifi
Sr-witik |iw In,.* it-i ptrrvdrt’i lm
T n R .riiln ic
t« *ti*rt a* *
oVl< ck and those p u -irn l w ill, in tb. rnnii-ainnnii, irtiun.
turn, in tlrii* ’ * Iheti
re * t'* -'l'v
I-itl-f.' .'1 i n - .IJ .n r tih r a il. »P *a
Y li I ran, t,»»4ie.( a wedding 1i..r-r
group- #• to ti-e rt.ii.ia .g n ;>!*'■
tP in I >
11ri |imal gcS rnutf Tur<‘l l l . I fieri
♦ Fir 11an jiff minion for f hr rrrpmnni
Murderer Is Wed
To Mistress; To
Hang On Oct. 16
Earl Conley, 61,
DeBary, Succumbs
E a rl S. fo n le * . at. D eBary.
died T h u rid a y morning at the
Semin- le M em orial I M p I la l
M r Conley cam e to D flla ty
l.-om 11 oorrvfield. N J , l i l t Ju ly
He «*• * retired emplnvee ef a
V A h o p lla l He w a i a m»m!-er o|
Ihe F> *co|>al Chuteh atul * lif#
memlw * ' i n -- D k V .
Sut- mg am hi* wife, Mre
N ellie
-i!#>, l).R » ry iwn ilauj*
htrre. xi ti* f tilth fo n lry . D e n a ry .
Mn
V atle rt- Yalako. Del Rio,
Texat; t n htuthera, G#)>rar t'-vp
ley. Set era I all* N X . H a rry
Conley. Aate-ln-x, N* Y rntl Ihfee
giandrh Idreit
Fu n vttl *et*ice* will he hr Id »t
3 p o
Saturtlay at Graml-.-*
Funero! Ilmr.e. the Rev
I*x tl
Shultr
f the Rplacwpal • httrr.i.
E n le fp r .e, o ffiria ttn g lile r m .n t
w ill b. u tia k la w n M em orial I'.’ .k
I’ a lln rx re rl w ill be Fted Kam
merer. -X'illlam Ca'Iaban, Slanley
S Sm ilt and G Fred Smith,
t*. )>r h e ld at i l»r pr-w -n
tin i in. |*. 1. , 1-ti ,* tier. 1 m hang
(nt lh» m ulilri nf e n-abi weirh-n*n
—
■ ------- ■
Mathis C. Adams
Dies In Hospital
M.*'hi*» C. dam* S r , ag, ilted at
M nlh la- C Adam* Sr..
died at
I |> to Thin filay a fte r a ahofl
illnrwa.
M r Adam* ha-t ltve.1 In San
( i-d I for Ihe pa*t
year* Ihirn
n Glrnwnod, G* . he w a* • n-etn
'w-t o f the MeHlodiat f h u rrh there
lie wa* * retired d a iry m an .
S -itv iiliit. a ir five ch ildren . M i*
It I t'urvl* and M i*. It S IIin■ •■ ti. Sanford; Ih T itci* Adam*,
l i. t m a n . G a ; Xtt* C . A IVmaH«<.n and XI t X-|am* J r . X' ton
ii
*0**11 gi andrhihlren and 17
gi< a! grat 1,'hllTtro.
F.in*ral ret* We* w ilt le held
S a ' in la y a! I P ot
at lit *• n
l u'-efal Home. Rev. Ferry
I.
-•1-..# nf th*
F ir* t
C b rtttla n
Ch urch w ill o fftru fe R urtal w ill
v . to lla k la -in M e m oria l I'atk
Negroes May Face
M F ilte rs Down Plane
Dropping Island Supplies For Own System
tl. \ i. K t r i
|ialar.da at the time
i . r m . K r o ( k . A tv i c r t ) —
l n llr il Trr*» Internallor.-I
On the polit!-al front the l'. S
Gov. O rv a l E, Fatih, * a lid today
1 A IRKI, Fhrm oaa -I 1*1 *— Four emSavay iaaued * «tatome:il tmlay
i .ui’ tin - l.t M IG . * in * -d a N* ».xyinc there had been n> m ajor, that the Nation*! A**n. fur the
In V
r Fa*
A td ia n,re m e rt
rtia-igr in
i S. rF i*r
t a* policy.
pi.-ict. n
. of t%, loretl. i’, eonto
,
1l«o aid!
t>an*|Hitt plat e lo*la> cha-tgc
h»*r I" pnw l** w h w la for
w h llr it -i it a iril topping f p p ll'’ * N.xtt. r . l t . t apukrim an tn « n * d ihe
ftr*l . N r *’ rn h‘ =h
“ udenla In L itI - Q u rjttn l*l*nd. the IVIen*o .....................ere km ertc*'*
He Rock.
M ini!) i ) a tip mu,cm! The ittpidv Hue of d r f r io r In thr P a c ific.
There at# nn pre»ent p la n t t*
Ihe c in h a itv ita lrm e n l ttat liplai-e t r o k l^t-drd -*P ll'S *}.•'"
tt-cd *luittl) a llc r three o f Nation- e*labti»h Negro *choola In i cam*
n t.)
newapapen paign by a f)irporation o f wbito
It i t dm
m k ; httack a lu t X'hina'a lai.*-*t
agjln*| iu .lt p plane* In Ihter altackeil prn|v*al. f->r dem ilitar citiren* to i r l up n *yatem of
week* nf parat'huie operaltor t H o ; the off «h.ue lalanda. O n# »prlv«‘ * *rhooli in private e la n . |hr Comm *ni*t i*kr<l if the F itte d State* would room* with ro n trlb u trd fundi,
withdraw it* f.itce* fm m A!»»ka
F a u h u i, In a newa conference In*
blorkad
Kailh P ricin g rc jm itrd an afr- ttuml t a *lmi1ai iltn a tio n a riie In ,| a>, la id he ia auppurting tha
•• •
— Lm w *plan a.-rf—;; w ill i-icceed.
la i Uatil* tn#r (Juniix*y hut llra r thr"b*1n itg Strait
The Itatem ert ii*.ied aeparatety, . n „
i : ho,d Idea w!tl
A iltn t in I t n t r t t r m r ? W h u l l ) dc*
n l f l l th r rrp o f! an d Haiti
Na- (•X the emha>tx ami hy Foreign vttcte*;
became
thu’tu n d a of
!inn«»4*f n >h?«*j*i • w * if iiiT r th# M ln u try !pnke»man M a n g Y'i tertg yeM ur* w ill donate from It tin up
were ile ilg n rtl to a lla y fear* of if the frde ral government eon• * another Munich in the Form -na ilnue* tn bar the itudenla fiom
S-.ralt—gba r|f* made e a rlie r hy ich o o l," he K id .
' o ffic ia l Nattxnahit nrwtpaper*.
He la id It i i a "fal*e prem D e"
Th# e m h aity al*n confirmed
to think that a challenge of hl(
th.vr Am ha**id-ir Exerett Itrumxehoid rim in g law. which a law yer
tg lil h ot relayed to the govern
prupoied !•» take to ihe State Sti*
ment a ita lrm m t hy Secretary of
prem e Court, !* Inierh!»d to g lv i
State John Few er D u llr* a ffirm
him a geareful w ay lo rtopen
ing (hat the Fu lle d State* would
the achotd*.
not how *o Communlat force In
N e Surrender Flaw
•hr F’ ay F.a*t.
••That ia a fa lie preml*#." k*
•aid " H u t law w a i not deilgned
lo give me a way to aurrender."
A reporter a*k-*l xvhat he’d do
i f the court! kilt the U w , leaving
him without legal authority to
keep the ich o o li d o le d .
" I . r t 'i wait and *ee how th t
( ’) llt 'A G O iF I ’ l i — A lublirhatt Supreme Court n ile i, " Faubua
Skokie fireman eollapted
with n ld .
Itl» f when he antw ered a fite
Faubu* ia ld he th ln k l p r in t *
alarm at hi* own hnm# and foun<l achooli ar# p ra ctical becauae I I
lilt w ife and (wo j ming anna were per cent of all atudenta In tba Uuln t r h t r d C . r u m m lo T
kilted.
led S ta '.a
t*i them
Skokie C li.e I h i r f W illiam C.
"W e dim*i tM i.k the court baa
G riffin iai-1 Ml* M a rily n llughei.
the a u 'liu .liy to (a y How %• w ill
» , died while try in g to reicue
u ic »tal» h m d i," he »ald. "B u t If
Hie children Her io n. Ronald, 3.
they aiaum e that authority, w*
wav found rrallied In her arm l.
w ill have to fnregu the u ie of
Another »nn, Robert, fl month*,
xtatr
fundi and
u*e
private
wa* fuiind in a bedroom erih
1fu n d i."
Tim Sanfi-td I!, ta I ■ f lu b Mun
AH Ihtee apparently wete over-1
*1t*y w ilt le h o.I to lit Itli liaid f
com# hjr tmoke in I h fif
<-'.«<• f fM)r apartment
« i»m rrinr, C»%#rno o f |>i-tr . t 61HJ
o f R,>t* r> International
)|cr Hu.bxnd. W illia m . 23. mdc
T I - . . Ih- nnn- l ..ft „! i l . l t 4 h„,t, , n,| ,„ |,,r r , n )- ;
• # d i* .. ut g ..t-in r-c Dt f ilm
f l( r am| tflrn „ ; r ,| (rantlcg||, t„
Fireman Collapses;
It Was His Family
t
U.
Rotary Will Hear
District Governor
Heaven Offers No
i Short Cuts-Graham
'
•’
■ *' etilerr-1 thr a p atltn rn t from a !•*»■
Ih ,,, w e l l y
m e t in g and w ill ,>.i r t b „ „ the ircon d floor He w
-.-n f.r witti I. F U rn u tit. p n ‘ *l- ,lt t , , n i,#(i h) lm i)k r , ni) name*
dent, and
Dr li. XX Ituprechl. | Wt)rn l n, „ rmw, o f lh ^ |r„ e , , y.
clu b i c r n ’ i r ) , *i‘irini* hi* \t«it.
Ilugltr* r-.llu n e tl and w a i tie e lrd
Mr
ri^ p rfictirr« in fill
al a hoaplial
Hwr in Of*a1* anil 11 a mem her
Mr* Hughe* called the f lic Na
and pa*t prr*i-leiit o f the Heal*
tion over a tpecial atarm tele
* lull, fltirn In V it v lt n ie t , K y , he
phone from Ihe home to the flr»
“ '»• g ra ilu a tn l
from
Kentucky
departm ent. Th* m other *l*rted
XX-.le y an l ‘ n<»er*ltv a*wf r r c r lv H
hl« doctor nf nirrlli-um degree from to give h rr addtee* and then
' ' '
H pkitt* M e dica l School, ahniited;
" W illie Hughe*’ h-m-e! W illie
fln lllm o ro
Hr i* i. form er .M ajor of tlro la Hughe** hom e!"
n -e eouple'a luny nlher fhihlren.
and a veteran o f th# A rm ) A ir
| Corj*» in W orld W a r It, having Ja rtiu e lln e . *. and D avid. •, were
In ivhnnl al Ihe llm r .
»er*«wl a* a colonel.
A* .11*t r i-1 g 'lX rtn or, D r Cum_
f .t l- 11*
I*
(X f
ll* .id
nf
47
Ih ililt e
Club* hi tin . n t lo n nf Fl-vri-'a.
I tie .tlutiil*, m eeling w i'l te.
held at the f lu c t enter
"axmir Train Hide
STAM FO RD,
Conn
_4l TI M I -
X p**eenger «>n a tra in fr -it Ro*
!->n to New Y’ otk i* charged a
five per cenl meal ta t if hr pay!
hi* dining car blit In X lu a r h u *c!t a, a th ire )>ei cent aal-* lax
if he * In Hhotte Ivland *>r t noncellctrt. n-'thtng at a ll In Wealehn*
ter County. N Y , oRu three per
#nt in New Y’o ik C ity,
SI* Stanford reta-t
'urnlit-ee
•lure* w ill re m iin open tonight
tint I 0 oVIork, --le -if the f r-l ntflo a t aete i.f the new ly-nrpenl'ed
R e ta i' Furnitui# I'e a le rt *••<*# *
lion.
Fu e n ltu io dealere plan an edu.
ra tio n a l campaign,
k. v lo the
thtnie. " If* S m a .l lo Shop Fan-I
font
F’ ir * l" F u rn itu re
dealer*
• *>d lha a**nctali'.ri doe* n t ptau
in m y "*en*a!i)mal e n llre m e n 'e " |
N E W Y O R K ( L T D - Ftm * dr
in It* ram paign
tretixea clad In ih e real cool
Instead, a**-wlatlnn
member
h a i# “ *-ilgi-l *-i -|ve 1J ill i *lue. rtn lh ra nf very htp ln-p-ti-r* f -un.l
deal fa ir ly and provide r >*d aar- a X*in r aoakeil m *ri)uana tree
g io w tn f in lla tle m .
i r r u •turne r*."
Tli# &• n lf ia lf County
i*1 n f jram blinf in th# IS at* f»f f t -ii
Th* " tre e "— a atalk nf marl
A**oc,atinn rnrrilhrr* • i-I the
)f»trvf!a> went nn rr da
U+rtted film t I* d e a l-re d t„ ■ e,, Juan* *1* feet (a ll— w*» the cenvortl In favt.r of Irg ia lltfn n In pie
M tnlilera ala# en d-racd a pro vide "to-tier hualne** and a better te r of attraction at a party that
xenl nitclitera from being lorcrd po*at In * n ta r;e p a r k in g facility# * com m unity.” They added that l.i*> w at e lric lly out of nowhere
tn glx* leatlmony atmul p riv llrim f a rn in d Ihe rllv p a r k . tw lw e r in | ram paign w ill a lle m p t In aeryualnt
N v e rlh e le n , th* detective! man
t umn in i c i ’.ion*.
f urih and Filth . Thie would pro thi* area with the n any eerv.ro- aged tn a r r r it a fo rm e r night
Th# r- iu p ret|u*-lrd the Aem!
- l i b atrlpper and t**n men.
* i -te* p a r k lr g ip a r e f o r th e p u td ir offered by local atorea
ee'e v ->ly le g i* latn e ilrlegalii-n lib e a r y and l e v e r a l e h u r t h e i In
Detectlvea Je rry
Valente, Al
tit-e i e*ch F 'rltq v nigh* o n lll 9
lo "do . erything p o ilih lc " t* ie» lh * l Irn a .
w ill H# Retry, f u rnitu e Center, frrd Spinm a and E dw a rd Egan
that a >* it p a tte d in Florida •
X la tiirr, Echo)*, San ford Fund donned cl.ithee h e flitin g true *’ hep
X X a ire n E K c o w lr a . r i l y m » *
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matter! dlicui*e<l in confidence
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mem ed "for thi atand he haa laken - f Flneereat R a p tiit C hurch, be th ird g»rnr the Y’ ankee* are fay. that grow* on that tree that
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Furniture Stores
VGII Remain Open
Until 9 Tonight
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CH ARI O T T I. v
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tm ith n ig h t" an lienee here V n u n ila y
that ree l* ra n be no "* h o,t cu lt* to
h r t ie n .
Aiming bit lermnn at the teenager*
whn mede np the bulk nf tht mete then
II.eon ptreont eliending the *tr*ice,
G tih tm *rre*i< I -het »i,eve*e In eny
tieb| t* the remit ef herd work and
•artIDee,
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• h e ll gem* like M ic k e y M e rr le d id
tm li r i*irh-mt p ayin g a te rtih e p rice
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•penal h- re fmm K a n o ip o llit N. C.
Cops Become 'Cool Cats,'
'H e p ' To Marijuana Tree
Ministers Want
Law On Privilege
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reply, and the detectlxe* were ad
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w eie. they la id, " m illin g a h u ll,"
The m atijiixe* tree, pr-llca e ild ,
wa* la rk e d In |Tir celling. H i ro e ll
In a huge v*»e nf red wine on the
(able. The beol o f bongo drum!
blended with muted plunk* from
a hai* v io l at ihe detective! made
a cool aurvey of the party.
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tried to lw k hep u n til T e rl Renee,
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from the "tre e " era allegedly
rxvt'ed it into a -rtfarette.
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poet who one* wrote a poem eaDed ” t F ly With tb t H elp o f t
L e a f,” *l»o rolled a cigarfetta
from a ’eaf, police laid.
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announced It was a raid and ar*
reded Milt Renee, Dcrton and
Jamln Dillard, tl. who tented tba
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD.
Tba Sanford-TRusvtll* I Canal
has been turned dswn. at least
temporarily, on the groups that
H is not '‘economically fpsiiile."
V . 5. Sent. Spestard L .'Holland
and 'iaerge A. Smathen and U.
f . Rep. A. Sydney Hcrlsog Jr.
Ilf * jesferday said they |»d been
t-iforrmd by the L-reid si Rivers
and Harbors that it Is mdring an
^nfavotablc ,eport" on the caIn a iclegram to Th« Herald.
TAMPA (UPI) - The NAACP
••eking acbncl board idlon to
begin classroom Integration in
llltlabomugh County, charged to
day Uvc Florida Pupi: Assign■teat Law is uncorstitutonal.
Florida NAACP T fld Secretary
Robert W. Saunders sail a dtcl*
aian by tbr US Suprene Court
Monday ruled the law uponstltar »onal. 1 v Slid It cane under
►A* head ’- ' of ••subterfuses" and
"device*’' talch the coari rulad
cannot b* u m 4 o malntria segra-
gallon.
Bust Baundara said that tl-s
board was merely hlditg twMivl
tbe law—not ai.oaOy using It.
“Generally, Negro parents in
Hillsborough County are not
aware tha .<he>l board li opera
ting under !)<-t pup11 assignment
Ihw and man. of them bava not
been so i- titled."
T t * local branch of the NAACP
wrekr county School Suyerinlendent J. Cm belt Farsetl Monday
anJ warned that if the school
1 sard docs not take steps to
begin tr-cgratlon, the NAACP
w<1! re forced to seek court
action.
Parnell replied Tuesday tba*.
tha hoard If acting under tva
hupll aasignsneot lav*. «Hr add
that "tf the law <a ehalltnged
IlD t * up to tbe Judge to say
Who K right. . . . We don't make
tha law, wa Just administer it."
Carter Fowler
Succumbs Today
F L O R ID A
W E D N E S D A Y , OCTOBER 1, 1953
No Far East Retreat
signed by all three, they said that
"we did our beet, but the Army
Engineers ruled against ui on the
economic feasibility of thi* pr-
Nationalists Break
Blockade; Barrage
From Shore Heavy
Jecl."
This action does not mean that
the rasa can't be reopened, the
telegram said.
“Wc usualy are against project!
which are not sound cvunomlcatly,
but in this particular case the en
gineers' conclusloi at to the eco
nomic Soundness did not take into
consideration the recreational ben
efits that would be Involved,*' the
three officials said in the joint
•tatrmrnt. "Nor did the fiuir.crr*
taka Into consideration the mili
tary value of the proposed canal.
"The U. S. Navy hat told us
that they could save approximately
$300,000 annually in fuel alone If
the canal from Sanford to Titus
ville were constructed.
"Opening of the waterway from
Sanford to fltusvitle would bring to
Jilt ares unlimited recrratlonal
sites and facilities.
"We plan to rroper. '.tic cats as
soon as we are permitted to do k
under the reguislions. Again, wc
will do our best to act approval
for this project hccaus<- we think
that It it something M tM iary."
Local officials expressed dltsp
pointment at the newt. The ranal
could make Sanford the “water
gateway of Central Florid*." pro
viding a direct water link arh tbe
Atlantic Ocean.
'the canal could makn S inford an
Important Inland non. officials
aald. Too the canal would increase
greatly, the industrial potential
of thla area, they added.
The St. John* River now la
navigable Trent Sanford to Jack
tonvlile. Cwislructlon of the Sanford-Tituavilla Canal w <hi1J camplate wust acme officials have
termed "me of the natloa'r (lin t,
but ponlally-devrlupcd, inland
waterways."
HERE THEY COME — Families of Snnforil pilots watch
the skies for the planes bringing hark NAS personnel for
the first time since last January. Rejoicing began when
the planes uptieared in the sky. Pilots were given a "royal
icception" et the base by their families.
President Says Schools
Should'Mix As Ordered'
WASHINGTON (UPit
(Ul'iv — I’rcsf-1onference since Aug. 27 that M
dent Eisenho.vcr said today it is
Incumbent of officials of Aikantaa
and Virginia, along with all other
Americans, to comply vlth federa'
court rulings on public school In
tegration.
The President told bis f-rtl iuw»
Nationwide Alert
Broadcast For Con
RAN FRANCISCO (UIT) — A
nationwide ulert was out today
for the arr«<t of Aaron W. IlurBitt, iih-ycar-old Kunman fruit
Si. Louis, V ho may have U«n tha
first man so escape from Alca.
Iras prison.
AlUtotigb Al'atraa officials t ilarru flut wcit u u cither hiding
•>.a'«wh*r/*ott the "Nttli”’
t*.* n ilrvaisad In the awtn . J* of
Rat. Francisco Buy, Iha Fill act.
ed o.i tha po. "Wllty he h»d reachMIAMI (U P 'i—Veltrau Demo Ml >'.« mainland.
cratic leader Jerry W. Carter
won remnsinatiun lc his post on
the state Railroad and Public
Utilities Commission, but admit
ted today fell publicised “cheap
poliUcIa
wisrentrk almost back Htniinole County yesterday art
t» u record* In the *ale of d r ir tr '*
fired.
Challenge! Jm Rlanton con llctnssi.
On the final day f»r obtaining
ceded lntc Tuexiity night to climax
one of Carter'* closest race* In |*»VJ Ucctues, the couit/ judga'a
hi* long political ratcar. With office Issue! 1.4*1, a new one1.BM of the data's 1JR7 pr*clnria Hay record. Th1* pushed total sales
counted. Carter bad If'T.htO vote* for Ih* month to 17,741, a new
high fur Sentlnole County.
to 1K9.VI3 for Hiat,ton.
This was an liwreas* uf 1
Carter attributed Blanton's big over tha total i**ued for I'J&H,
vote to two factor*.
Judge Wilson Alexander said.
He laid hia testimony In Wash
ington i*for* tha congressional
eommiltie that he wa* a "cheap
politician'' hurt him because “the
nrwtpaprrs made a lot of it."
Carter added tbit his defeated
Mrs. Adelaid* W.
lluilfmi
flrtt primary opponent Jitn Fair mother of Rid Hudson. Mar pit
of Tampa, wa» *niUtle»»" In rhrr for th* 1*19 Sanford hasrhltl
charges agelnt him during the team, dlt-l recently In a Chatta
sr.*«nd primary. F*alr accused nooga hospital.
Carter of violatinr state election
During llud*on's l-tilllant car-
Carter Again Wins
Commission Post i
Carter Fowler, 74, died at hla
borne In t.rke Monroe at t a. m.
Aaday after a long Illness.
Born APril 20. 11*4. In Bradford
CsunQ, Mr. Fowler bed lived In
l 4 k« Menroe for the past 29
ju r a IT* was • retired farmer
and a membaer of th* Church of
Ood of Prophecy.
Survivors Include his wife. Mr*.
Elisabeth Fowler, lV*e Mi-nroe;
a daughter, Mrs. Alfred RidJIe.
IP Winter Garden! two grandchild
ren: three great-grendchildren:
-two brothers. Jim Fowler, and
gtVCry
Fowler, Coleman; two
sllttre, Mro. Noncy Dyal. Cole*
man, and Mrs. Clevo llowotl, Wintor Garden.
. ..
Funeral rente** will be held
i t t p. as. Thursday at th« Church
of God of Prophoey with Rev. J.
H. M**»rr officiating. Burial will
b« In Oaklawn Memorial Park.
Bnsaon Funeral Home Is In
The * hit* haired Carter, who
cJurg*.
ha* held a state office for the
past 3* years, told congressmen
inviitlgating the FCC last spring
that hr was a "cheap politician"
because his Florida constituents
e o tild
not “afford anything
Only 901 Srmlnol* Countv vot
rrs went to ths polls In Tuesday's
elsctlon.
The tolly of vote* cast a* reby ths Seminole County
guptrvltor af Registration.
For Railroad and Public Utililie* Commissioner Blanton. 299;
K arte r, 43«: Republican Rut#
xKxecutive Commlttremasi, Joe
Haundtrs, (9; F-ed Zcrranner. 17;
Republican Hut* Executira ComLITTLE ROCK. Aril. (UPI) —
mhteewowan. Emma la# Saun- The LilUa Rock Private Schools
Jtra, 47; Gertrud# Zerrenner. 29.
Corp inntuncH today that It will
ope* private, segregated schools
in private buildings twxt week If
it can't Us* four closed high
u MATPORT 4UFII— A lrrra ft *cho< is.
At the same tun*, th* corpora
-P-arrier Saratoga u d her ere* of
'm ore Brea 3,*ee afflcara gad ra- tion appealed for public contri
Haled mew were to pall luio port butions to operate th* schools and
today *fl*r rigid a s a ik i arrvke atktd cltltans In report any suit
la tba MedlUrraweaa.
Tba bag* ship was preceded able private buildings aro-ind Lit
by aa advaace guaid af aame M tle Ruck that might be used for
t-lWt who were met by tbelr schools.
Dr. T. J. Raney, president of
famtUea aad friends Tattdtv.
Tba pilat*. hrtause af gos<d the corporation, announced the
Wye-, flylag readmeat. arrived tar liei plans at a news cinference.
J k u expected la Ibrir J*t tad
lit said, bowaver, that nothing
JbeuMltor-drirea plane*.
will be done pending the outcome
of nest Monday'a bearing on a
petition fer a permanent Injunc
J a jn c Shaken Up’
HOLLYWOOD (U P I)— Actress tion before the ath U.S. Circuit
Jayoa MaaMUld waa "aUffatly Court of Appeals la 14- Louis.
Tba taare court af apptals this
t f r i m up" r i o
a aewrartibJt
« b n by her husband, MIcHy week Dared a temporary order
%rgttoy. collided with a bos on restraining the IJttla neck School
§ m m M s t i r i Tuaadsy aigbl Be.'id tram testing tba Lraa sigh
TAIPEI. Tormosa ,U PD -- Tbe
Chinese Nationalist* slammid an
other convoy to tjucmoy through
Ihc Communist Chinese artillery
hlockadc t oday, using the tech
nique that has almost cracked Ih*
Itrd siege.
United Press Interna'tonal Corrrsp-'ndrnt Robert M'ller w ho
landed on Quemov with tbe supplies of ammunition aM other
prio.ity k' hkI* reportrd a deadly
barrage of Red sheila—now answrrrd In kind by Nationalist guns
—failed to Mow the eperatton.
Nationalist landing ship* protect
ed by an umbrella of high flying
jet fightrta unloaded smaller am
phibious tractors—Ihc sulraiks «,f
World War I I —three miles off the
beach. Each amtrark can carry
•J'* tons nf supplies
The strengthened Chinese NaI lionallst artillery destroyed an unil itcntifled Communist vessel Tur-,
day In one of the heaviest arid( lery duels vl the Quem„y war. Tie
Nationalists did rot dlsclos? their
volume hut said the Reds hurled
morr than II.OsJO sheds, most of
them during the successful landing
of new Nationalist supplies.
Nationalist counter-shelling trom
eight Inch howilters, landed and
installed on Quemoy by U S. Ma
rine*. have kuockrd out Red guns,
fortifications and Coastal shipping
in greater numbers drtn-j the
week.
Hear Adm. Liu lloh-tu, Defense
Ministry ipokrtman, sitd that un
til two we«**x ago the Comuiunlats
were pounding the Qucmoya d-iliy
with about three time* the num
ber of shells the Nationalists were
firing lark. Now the Nationalists
a ,, -srrd |./ I • ru’ihlng uji **
Seminole Breaks
License Records
Hudson's Mother
Dies In Hospital
WohtwtJe Probieu
WELCOME HOME — Waller Carlton IH U greeted by
wife anil two children alter climbing fi>>m one «f thu
plane* which returned to Sanford Naval Air Station yea*
tenlay. This wiih a typical neeno aa families wuro *eunited.
Local pilots hnd been altoard fillip for nine months.
(U. 8. Navy Photo)
Ilia
Chances Improved
For Ending Firing
WASHINGTON (U P I) — Kr.-rr- ally will c»i ‘ ue tx3»h»rdliif the
tary of Slate John Foster Ihtilt.*
now believes there is a fairly gnoti
chance the Waits* talk* with Had
I'hina wllUiaaulL in a ceaaadtre
t:v t U M s iflt artillery battle orer
•jucniuy, tap aides oaU today.
Tltey expraised belief tl-e Communlsta eventually will s'tp shoot
In; without signing any formal
agreement now that they know the
United State* li pr-patt-i to urge
Chians Kal-ahek to pu't the bulk
of hit 13,000 Chinese Nationalist
troops off the embattled Island.
The Chinese Communltls peob-
Command Changes
Chamber To Start
Drive On Oct. 15
rtffonl McKIbhin chairman of
the' Seminola t'.-unlv Chamber «f
Commerce meiiitxrship drive, to
day said that preliminary mailing
data had been sent to potc-nllal
members of Iha rhamber.
"Actual aolicltatlnn will begin
on Oct. IS," iald MrKIbbln. “**>
as not to Inin fere with the pro*
eot United Fund Campaign. However, revrral check* already have
been recelvw-l."
Toain captains and workers will
l>e announced, along with ptar.a for
kick-off activities, the chairman
Here Yesterday
Saratoga Arrives
A t Mayport Today
WASHINGTON M7PI) — Pratt
dent Elsenhower today reaffirmed
U. S. drtcnnlnatior. to eppota
Communist aggresston lu the Far
Last, lie said this country will
not retreat In the ,'ava of force.
The prtsidant told his news ranTerence that withdrawal of Chinete Nalhnall’ t forces from Que*
moy and Ms.au has bran couldervd as «-nt pof.IHle wdution bi
iha For nos* r n«.s Jut he said ho
was no: ture thla was Cm *l-»l
answer on which every* v# Cvald
agree.
lie raid thsst hr, like Secretary
of Stale John Foster Dt:'!es, be*
liesrd (irnrralissl.no Chit'ig Kl|*
rhrk had hern unwise In commit*
ting such large forces «.n Iha off*
shore itlamlt.
NICE, Franca t UPI)—Vice Adm.
Charles H. tCal) HroWn handed
over command of the U. S. Xavy'a
nth Fleet Tuesday to Vice Adm.
Ciatenco E. Kkslrom.
WASHING TON (UPI) - Presi
dent Elsenhower plated goU futa
i day afternoon al Burning Tree
Country Club In nearby Maryland.
U'and fo. a v tlle until they are
. uovinced that* it na cnanee al
bloekadln* the garrison fata aur*
render, officials aald.
May Silrarr Critics
Rill Red Chinese Ambassador
W.vr.g ling nan hat been fold flatly by II S. Envoy Jacob 0. Ream
in Ih* Warsaw, Poland, talk* Ihc
only way Peiping ran gel any enn
rrision* nut of the United States
it to (top thoollng.
Administration officials a*ailed
some airn trial fhr more "fle*.lule" policy In the Quemov trial*
announced liy Gullet al ilia news
con.mnre Tuesday may taka
soma of Iha heat off tha U.s goveminent both at boma and
•broad.
They hoped Dulles' revelation of
his willingness to try to gel
Chlang to puil most of his troops
off Quetnoy In return for a ceasefire .would btlp alienee critics In
this county who charged U. S. In*
volvemant In lh« off-sW* Islands
threatened t<> drag tha country
Into full seals war.
(
No Kissing1Ads
SEOUL. Korea (UPD-The gov
nnmrnl today banned all movie
advcrtiiemenU ahuwing Metre* of
kissing, pasaionatr embracing or
killing. It said the rule was part
of a drive against Juvenile balin| i|jenclrs.
C a stle F o r Million
AIX • F.N - PROVENCE, France
(U l’l t— Artist I'a'-lo Picasso bs.
paid nearly one million dollars for
a JOOyear old castle will h for
merly Ik-1 .rigid to French Marshal
Philippe I’etain, II was reported
Inday.
Tba I'rruatnt rmphatiied, bow*
• vrr, lhal people should .*♦ F .*
*«:sn to [i voccupled with specif.
lc g.'Ogrxp.iiral asnects et tu.a
China crbl. at to loso light of uso
msyor J*nrrr which lay In tM
broad Omm'ulst throat to tba
C lira fr'y world.
laaaot Retreat
Throughout the newt ronfc.rar.es
questioning on the Far Ear*. ertsit, the President Lvmmertd al
the ihrme that tha UrJlesI BUteo
could not afford to ralroat undft
fire at any point. Ha avid thla was
the basic priu.ipla which aaouM
not be neglrci-d because of eaadtys'
-.ration of othsr mattrra oC §•»graphical nature.
Dulle« was repn.-tsd by’ tors
aides today »• hopeful lhal .Mb
currrat U. ft. -Rod Chtnoeo Its R i
In W i m w will tetull lu a Qassi'
flm la tha Formaaa Strait '
TOKYO (U P I) - Communist
China observed Ita ninth annlvar*
sary today with a mammoth par*
ade In ll’elplng and wanting* that
tt would no longer take a hack
M at
Premier Chou En-lal aed D *.
fenre Minister l'eng Trh-fnul pro*
claimed In annivrraary apcechoa
that the United States would not
prevent Red China from taking th*
offshore Island* and Formorx
Radio Peiping announced that
Red China's factories .cere out In
overtake Britain In Industrial pm*
Huction next year and boaatad that
Red China had now tnjilt lit first
Jet plane, a supersonic trainer.
There were celebrations I* Cons*
munlit capitals thrvmgboat tire
world, and in Moscow both Com*
munlit Chinese and Soviet offi
cial* repealed their warning*
against “U.t. aggression" la tha
Formosa Strait.
Hie Wggrst celebration wa* In
Peiping where armed forces and
labor battalions paraded for four
hours across Tien An Men Square
— Site of the famous Gala of
Heavenly Peace.
Jot Makes Kun
school buildings to the prhlle
school cotporation.
Th* hearing Monday will deter
mine whether the order will fce
mad.- Into a i-rrmanc it inlunctlon.
Raney said the puhlir school
corporation also is studying plans
for public appeals for donations
to nperats- the schools.
He held a news eonferr-c* In
Gov. Orvr* K. Faubus' cunfcrer.ee
room la tbe state Capitol. Raney
reau a prepared statems-nt and
refused to answer questions.
"Neat Monday, the llh Circuit
Court of Appcalc will decide
whether tbr Injunction issued
against the Little Rock Private
Schools Curp Is to be . continued
in effect." the statement said.
“Pending Ih il decision, we will
conduct a study and survey of
buildings and facilities which will
be available for our use In oper
ating private, aegregatad schools.
Then if Iha court enjoins our use
af Iha high school buildings leased
from the Little Rock Reboot Dis
trict, we will Immediately begin
soLusd la other qutrui*.
HAND LETS. SOUSA PHONE — Suw,r. Watira, Seminole
High School mnjorette, adm ina (he new bssia horn pur*
cn»*ed from Bukur Manic Shop with fund* derived from
the sale of birthday calendar*. Ibind member* i-lacd a
total of S1.500. Bandsman Jut Sgt. Ted Jackson receives
llm inatxument from f -1« Bukur,
Photo)
NEW YORK (UPI) - A Pan
Arierl-an World Ah-wayt Jetliner
Dashed from Seattle, W«»b., to
The survey of space require
net-rails In six hours and fine
men's at tha Sanford post office Is
minute >'ue-d*y. Then the Hoeing
nearing completion and a report
R tratoJ't, which w ill l-e placed in
passirrc- service i.«on, made It sh.-ild he available at an early
dull, Sen George Jmathers told
from Hern»J-'* •<* New Yoik In the Herald tUay.
ana hour and 3i minutes
-Sen Smather* said he had been
notllUd by the Poll Office Depart
7 Bombs Explode
ment that the report “abould he
HAVANA, Cuba iU r i) -Seven on band fer review and further
an.ail bomha exol-ded Tuesday a.i<»a a: «» r* il; d*D.“
roghl In the Havana area, the first
On Sept. 1« Sen. Rmeihira resuch violence In three isnirtha. Po quested thr Post Offl.i Department
lice said there weic no reportrd to make a report on the survey
casualtiri.
of space rmulreui'etM at the local
port office. Th,- survey D being
Five Persons Drown made by the Atlanta Hr’ Ion* I Ol
ItiG UK JANEIRO lU I'h -O ffi fir* and under the direction of W.
data taUl today five person* L. Liteurford, regional operations
drowned Tuesday when ■ livt-r Ulrretnr.
boat carrying 30 pjiscnsei* sank
K-a/ord City Commission
In a sudden storm on the Madeira has requested the Pot*. Office De
River.
partment to construct a new build
ing here. A copy of a resolution,
Cremation Fee Hiked adopted unanimously, was forNOTTINGHAM, EnglnJ (UPI) we- isd to th# Post Ofllca Depart*
—Fee* ror eremailon at thi mu mrot to support efforts to obtain
nicipally owned crematorium were a new otfLo.
11,cianted from f j to
U-ntoy.
lb * present biDding has been
(crated inadequate for a rlty tha
site of Sinford. Employes are
ramped for sjiace", official*
said, pointing out lhal Iha rapid
growth of Sanford and S..-iinoto
County “make It Imperative that
a new building h* obtained to ter
rier the malls."
Expansion In th« present struc
ture is “out of the realm af pent*
i»iliiy, ‘ officials aald. Faiiifi
growth In mall service "will In
crease the present handicap undar
which these employes w o r k ," d,e>
added.
City Commlsilnncra In their pica
far a raw building, said‘tha post
office '‘was adequate for many
yrara hut tha time has coma when
expansion la a vital and pressing
tie d; wa long tinea bava oatgrowa
the aliV of lire preaent bolidiagj*.
Today, Smalbara arid Uul ha bgi
a»kad tba Faat Office Departaoag
pravidlag matt adaquato
facilities'* la Sanford. Ha i
*4 -csmtlnulnf Interest and
aa thla project.
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Hospital Notes
K EP JE M iir.il n
Admissions
Thomas Juhnaon (Sanford)
Irene M. Dulek I Sanford)
Mildred Schwelehart
(Lake Mary)
Herbert Dunrar. (Toroatn,
Can.)
Rote Cevlnglon (Paula)
l»ulae Rocrke (Sanford)
Thomaa Freeman (Sanford)
DISCHARGES
Cornelia nurgrsi (Sanford)
Clifford Parrott I Sanford)
M ary Claylon and baby
(Oviedo)
B m h a Lee Knight (Oviedo)
SEPTEMBER 1*
Adml».l°nKay Ive' aanfoid)
Juanitr Indtrton I Mima)
Hobby Jlcklott (Sanford)
Cheryl Chandler (Sanford)
Jan*e tartigan (Sanford)
Phlllln Statllr.ii (Lake Mary)
BIRTHS
naby boy to Mr. and Mra. M
Covington (Paob)
Baby girl |r, Mr. and Mr*.
Norman BellefrutlU (Sanford)
Rahy girl to Mr and Mr*.
Wm. Carrie an (Hinfont)
DISCHARGES
.Mm. John llruner ar.d baby
boy (Sanford)
Robert Oitrrb'Jm (Sanford)
Mra. Malcolm Ixdee, Jr. and
baby boy (Sanford)
Gladya nenton (Sanford)
Irene Srhradrr ILongwood)
>lr*. Rufus hike♦ and baby
f l r l -Sanford)
Savannah Nib-hell (Sanford)
Vala Dean Retry (Sanford)
SEPTEMBER I f
Adml.»l°n*
Ilhorij Spidell (Lake Mary)
Johnry I ’ringl# (Hanford)
Gertnrrle Kln| (Sanford)
1
Elia Manlry (Sanford)
Sherman
Hudson (San*
ford)
Cairle R. Mackey (Sanford)
DIRTllS
Baby (Irl In Sir. and M rf. E.
Spidell (Lake Mary)
Baby boy lo Mr. and Mra.
Jamea Kin* (Sanford)
DISCHARGES
Ron | / t McCoy and baby
(Sanford)
Marion Clark (Sanford)
Estelle Shiver ( Dellary)
Lucille H rird (Sanford)
Daisy Grady (Sanfotd)
Ethel Ston<-klng (Deilary)
Patricia Watkln* (Sanford)
Thomaa John ion (Sanford)
Cheryl Chandler (Sanford)
SEPTEMBER M
Admission*
Wynonah Rliia (Sanford)
Ruth Nlekols (Sanford)
Lena Mac Newton (Ovlrih)
IJrula I.ou Windsor (Sanford)
Carl Kratilh (D e lliry )
Shaion n ig f.M (Sanford)
Lte Rragan Daniel (Sa.tfnrd)
Suianne L. Thraahrr (San
ford)
Ri-tty Siremore (Sanford)
Eleanor German (Sanford)
DISCHARGES
Mildred Sehwtlrharl (Like
Marj
Juanit. Anderson (MimaI
Mra. Donald It rook. and baby
iZlrl (Sanford)
Irene Dllek (Sanford)
Even before the Alla* and Titan
Intercontinental Ballistic Mlaslei
became operational, j'ana were
underway for development of a
new ICRM —the Mtnuleman- to
replace them eventually.
Tonight Deadline
For Dancing Class
Search Continues
For 'Sub Hunter'
Pilot 'Rides' Jet To Field, Jumps
Osteen News
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A on the s.tne were: “ I've loll my
By Mr*. Clarence Snyder
Seminole Memorial Hotpllafl, fol-'
Navy
pilot who rode hi* crippled cl;:arets and lighter."
The
Recreation Department's
.ft down to only 400 feet altitude
E. J. Marshall. M iti Marjorie lowing ■ heart attaek.
A Navy spokesman said If
"Square Dancing Under the Stars" before balling out was credited
Wealey Whiddon, of Palm Date,
will clote registration after to today with krrplng the plane Thomas had parachuted at a safe Marshall, Mrs Matlna Dunning
KEY WEST (U P II — ‘ lr * r '
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank George , 1s *hr guest of hi* brother, W.
altitude
of
1.000
feet,
''the
plane
right's dancing.
from crashing Into a congested
surface vessel* c«..vb.-d the waters
undoubtedly would have crashed have returned home after a week's B. Whiddsn and family,
Thi* I* for beginner* only. Those reildential are*
around here today for possible
vacation at Clearwater Beach. I Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Burke ef
Id. Cmdr. Alvin Thoma<. 3*. of into some house*."
oho have a knowledge of current
survivors of a Navy “ submarine
While there, they visited Mr. and Clearwater spent the w e e k r^
Hawthorne,
N'ev„
law
his
Skysteps and rail* are welcome to
warrior Jet was in dsnge r« f
hunter'* plane believed to h«ve
Mra. v»ay
Day m
Kravi
St. rater
Petersburg
• -*daUgh
U *
O
j
an*.
a x In
in as.
sums , with
w»a their ton In •law —
and
join any Wednesday evening *»s crashing Into the homes of Jack
rra.hed Monday with to m»n|'
I r O \C S H C 8 S p C C Q )
, >n(j ^|r IM ] y rj Anton Durhek ter. Mr. and Mr*. Manning Todd.
lor.
sonville residents when it devel
El'DORA, Kan. —(U P D -S u t* | („ Brookastlle.
Jr
aboard.
The original group will have oped trouble over a heavily
Game
Trotector
Eddie
Bond
prov1
Mr,
and
Mrs
Nolan
Osteen
anRev. and Mr*. Jose Cardoaa
, Rut h o ,*, of finding then . l l s e ^ , hfre |nltr-#tb|| -m! r„ tew, populated lection Tuesday.
•on. Jay have returned home from a twoHe
ordered
three
other
Navy
««•
h*
*•
lulc*
was
'
"ounce
the
birth
of
a
.rew im.
petloda and lwginr.fr* will not be
weighing week vacation
suent visiting
Searchers found the n >*e core
.
.
., , crewmen aboard to ball out. then j taking one out of a <age to have :Nr*' *>°rn September 19.
fiirnds and relatives In Penn*
,
...
.
mroll.-d. Another
Anotherb ah'i.-lnner*
r*»
l'f* sui,jr ,| th«. yo.OOOpound aircraft It photogra .hed when It squirm**! right pounds, one ounce,
enrolled.
n
n
e
r.
T
and other pirres of tr« wrr ksae
will lie statteeithe f u ll of tls**
toward a CIO arre field Where it from his a.m* and ran down t.V 1 Mr* Emma Pclerson
m-iher Grove. N J and Richmond and
Tuesday night lomr
trlle*
/ear.
cra*he*l harmlessly.
itrtel. Bond took off after It and | <>f J. S. Pcurson. I* aeriouily ill Petersburg, Va.
north Of Kay Msst. Navy crash
Jw
% w|1, fcr on h tn i |0
Thomaa parachuted safely to recaptured the animal with a fly- 1In a Dade City hospital. Hi* hroElmer Shivers Is a patient In
J«.e Curtis will he on hand to
a
______________ I (her. Marcus Peterson, l« In the Orange Memorial Hosnital.
boat, and mine.weeper* r - M H *
rjU i
„ , ton,SQt
rsrth Hi first words to rescuer* I Ing lafkle
(o the scene with dctertlon r<(ulfVedirfday.
meot In hopes of locatirg She
. . . . .
. ____ —
W O N D E R F V I. Y E A R S , A *I* IS IIO U U N G A . . .
T O T IIV N K 01 R a *rrOMF.RS FOR
red of the rlane w .e“k**c
.
^
The twin engine I ’JV p.anc fron, f \ C V . J O C C O U F S O n
Rrunswick. Maine, left the Kc
Weil Naval Air Station at II ")•>
Ir.HruThe Rev. Joe Courson, ormcr
P m. Monday
Mnvlty on
an a routine
. - .................
]lapll.t
mint cheeking misiloo. The pilot ^ " r h . I* *he’ nTw'Vivinr « f T r ‘
wdd aupimved In keep wllhln S* :ingtmv Itnptist Mia-iu-i in Jackmile* nf the hale and radio hourly o.nvllle
report*.
, Be-ently the Mission was given
The last fberk In was at J V) * donation of IIWJKn) l.> II. Tcypm . The plane was due to lard ty Parker «f Jacksonville. A site
about three hours later and hid
Item* cleared for the new
enough fuel to slay airborne I'rdil churrh to l,e known a* the Terry
about 9 pm.
'Parker llapUst Church.
Gets Assignment
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Spare R i b s 3 9
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" .S U P E R R IG H T " H eavy W e M e rn Sleer
Mrs. Filberts has the unrr.isukablc flavor of the
high priced spread. Zwl keeps th u ! f/cs/i, sweet f l a v o r longer!
Chuck Roast - 49*
SUN.NYFIKLI) Long Grain
S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M llo n -lr -s
Vnur family w ill find it's
so easy to love the new
Mrs. Filbert's Margarine.
It's the modern table
spread with an important
difference. . . it has the un
mistakable flavor of the
high priced spread, bul i l Jeeps /h *l Jrtib,
tu t tl /fur ar /a**grr.'
Have you noticed how :he high priced
spread often • wrrffr in fluvor, and l n pitk up
foreign lasrrs and odors almc.st overnight?
Well, the new Mrs. Fill.cn'* i* specially
made from a secre^family (ccipc to taste fresh
M as
mb
and sweet as ihr high priced spread itself.
Not ami) when you bu/ it, and whtn you
serve it-b u r until the last delirious pat is
gone. Yet Mrs. Iilhcrt's spei ial qualit) rout
>uu rothing ritra. And right now for a lintited time *ou van iry Mr*. Filbert's wad gn *
/re# pa/. tJ
ir e * Eou.vd Ollarl Hare * a ll you dot Send
ui ih* “»< t u t , Irrvhey (lavor panel (*um a
|hxii.i I«i I Mru f ilhtri't Margarine, live the handy
order lotm twluw d )oq like. M r will mail )mi
a couiHMi *.nd lor a /* re p. m»J of Mrv Filbert**
Maigannc! Give il tn your grocer. .VwAiai tl>t
/» M y/ kinir gioier will give vou a pound nf
Mrs. Filbert • lor >our Free Pound ( nupon.
Sand panal fr*m carton w ith this order form . M
W o w ill m all you your Fro# Pound Coupon.
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Rolled Chuck Roast 69
I.b.
Ground Beef 3 "" s159
PEAS
2
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Oaa *Mm H « Jawdy 0*1a» ..»m i SM.awku t . Its*
fje v *
Mrs. Filberts^ Margarine I
17 • O r.
Ton*
39‘
Aim uur* Virnna
• m
uper ^Jarkets
P ric e * In Ih U nil e ffective
Ih rn u K h S n lu rd av. Oclnher
1th.
Uorner 2nd nnd Mncnulin
Tnllet Snap
Hash Kara
h reblrr IVcan
2 29c
Sandies
lb. 49c
Arm oar* Mar
I I Of. Can
23c
Grrber Strained
Jar*
Baby Food
6/59c
!» Mol# ream
Borax
lb. box 21c
I'nwdtrrd llaivd Soap
qt. 19c
Beef Stew
51c
(hunk 1 uuna
«l> ( I t .
Armour* Coratd
l.b. ( an
Starkist
33c
Clorox
4 <»• I ' l l
Sausage
. \ __ M MU' IMP? | I|( • : ftp Mk'ikf
laundry lllrarh
« irr__
f liy
A A P Early June
"S U P E R R IG H T ’ I rcial.lv
Woodbury
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"S U P E R R IG H T " Heavy W c t e r n lionrle*/*
M
T* Mr*. rilb*rKt Marge.let I tea 131?. laltlmare J. Md.
r/ulowd Is the iwetier. (mke. gavae” panel (rom the rep «>( a
Mr* Filben'e Margarl-w e*.io«. Pleeve wad me my r<ee round Cau*
rnn which eatillee r i u i pouad of Mr* rilben i »he* I give it te
my grater.
KAMI
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H AM S
RICE
Boroxo
•Pirkle I'alch Dill
Pickles
S Oa. Can
23c
l ! Or. Jar
'27c
Manila
Beef Hash
39c
Oil
BtlhriMins l l * t « *
A m m sr* Star
I I Or.
nalk Sit*
Waldorf 4 rolls 35c
Corned Beef
49c
Dial Soap
q t 61c
B an
2/35c
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'Radiation Scare' Hampering X-Rays c- 0° -^ !f'c-rs- ,
WASHINGTON ( L T D - Ridiolo
g ilts charged today tb it us* of
radiation to liv e lit f t i t b fin i
jireaier.cd by atomic • i ( f te a rf
t l a r i f i k b o u t the h i l i r d t In
v e lv rt.
R adb lo flita are phvslriant who
•p e clslit* In ute of X-rsjr* and ra
dioactive m aterialt to dlajnote
and treat d lif t ie . T b fir com
p laint w it voiced at the 59th an
nual meeting of the American
Roentgen Ray Society*
The society's new p,e»l<lent, Dr.
Jtarton R. Young of Philadelphia,
'in e rte d that “ discovery of X r a ji
hat retulted in greater medical
Herlong Appoints
Campaign Director
Congrraiman A. S>dacy HerXiong, Jr. hat announced the ap
pointment of Robert T t B ’ h)
Heaa'ey. 34-year old Orlando real
tor. at b it campaign m l eager in
h it bid for re election ta Congees*
from the Fifth D Utnet *f FlotIda
H enley it weil kno-va through
out Central Florida. It* La* heen
In the real ealtte HU» ie n for
the past 10 yean. Me attended
the publie echo ala o f O rs r;* Coun
ty and la a graduate ef the L'mv e rrity of Florida.
He ia Ike immedtatr p » t prettdent of Ute Orlando F ard of
R ealtor!, a deacon in l he F lrtt
Pratbyterlan Church ta Orlando,
a Kiwanir direclor. part director
of the U nivertily Ctuk, ami ia
the adjutant o f the 2>0th Engi
neer Battalion, Arm y Rsscrv*. He
la a member c l the Jiyreea. l i t
. i t married, and hat t**# children.
> In d itcu in ng the Uerioog cam
paign, lleatley aald that tnr tongreaaman w ill stage a and hitting
campaign ilric tly on hb ra»t recerd. Meatier la id Jlertat X head
quarter* w ill be te l uf m every
county In the F iftn Watrict.
State Asks Return
*01 Seii'tav Slayer
TALLAHASSEE ( L T li - Se»en
Florida official* w ill »» t" New
York neat week to d o itn d that
Negro Frank Peteraon It irturned
to aland tria l fo r a d.ndle murder
near Bonifay l i l t Juna
The r-year-old ea-efavirt » h
Indicted by a Ifolmea <Jwr:y Jury
} in .he June Jl slawtg of Ira
Gene Camley. a w h ij iarmei,
and hi« baby daughter, flrte ttin r.
Peteraon It flyhting rv ftd ilio n
on ground* he w ill not get a fair
tria l In the atate.
Representing Florida it in Oet.
• extradition hearing befoi* Gov.
Averell llarrim an w ill be A tiltlant AUy. lien. Odla Herienon.
SUta A lly. J. Frank tdama.
A Holme* County Sheriff Cletua
• Andrew* and one o f hta cokable*
and three Investigator* fr**t the
eute S h e riff• Bureau.
» eteraon w ill be repressed by
* , lilts m Sima. • repreaentdva ef
tha NAACP.
3 Students Booked
* In Guide's Murder
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NEW OR LEA NT. (LT1) — F "
lire today booked three Tulane
U niversity student* on Warder
char get In connection *»-h the
death Sunday of a to u rlr guide.
Fernando Rio*.
Rio*' body w et found hasten
and bloody In an alley n * r St.
L o u li Cathedral In tha Trench
Quarter Sunday morning to died
Sunday night w ithout rgalnlng
eooaclouanet*
Charged w ith m urder * - e John
I . F arrell. F». * Junior f*m WHmlng‘ on. N. C.; Alberto V Cai
ro , alao Id. • apeclal studnt from
Panama City. Panuma.
Daeld P. Drennan, t t , a *e*hman
from New Orleant
Dean John H. Stibbe c Tulane
said Farrell transferred t« the
w n .m tlty from Furman n South
C arotint. thla year. Ca n w tt
Meted a* an "u n c la itifld " itu
dent who baa hern stterdM the
tm leert.ty'a night rlaaaetfnr the
■ a it t« u years*
Capt. William J. Howl n? the
homicide divltlnn eaid F#'*H told
him that h*. Calvo and "*r#nnan
veer* walking through th- French
Quarter Saturday night wen they
were approached by Rim t* The three itudenti H id » f f»<i
lata canveraation w ith th ik m r d i
rector and pUnned to w ft him
hack m bit hotal. But Ferell laid
Rios made "an lmpr*»«r ad
vaace" la »h# alley «nd h atruek
Rio*. The three atudet* then
adiancea than ary other single to tpeak itronglv and affirm ative
development."
ly of pur major Contribution to
Phytician* have been uaing X humanity a< pltytirianv a n il at
ra yt fn r half a century, but not plorcer* in the recognition of the
until A-bomui and ll-bombt came harardt of radiation "
along did the general public heFor many d i.e a trt X radiation
rome acutely aware that radia long hat been the main diagnostic
tion had it* ainltler tide.
tcw-l. D it Marvin M K e lin . and
Dr. Robert H. Newell of the JoVi K. Wbitrlealher of MemStanford I'n lv e itity School of med phn, Tcnn , told the ra dinloglitt it
icine laid that “ general apprthrn* a lt) ran be ta friy used to spot
tio n " about all kinda e f ra d ia lfn “ »arly warning tig n . ' o f Impend
hat reached such a pitch that It ing strokes.
ia time t v "le«* emotion and
Once theve rignt have t»cen demore l.igic on the tubjcc-t
Dr. Geo; ge Tie- tky cf \\»«hi g tCitcd, the doctor* <*id, coirecton, D. t \ . challenged ttate.-ne tt live surgery c*n be undertaken.
by tome scientist* on radiation They .aid tuch X-iav evaminatlon
harardt at “ highly emotional" alt.. ran ptotide the in fo rn iilio n
and "bated upon data hating a nerded for tuigery to rrtto re per
tom who had had strokes to more
nebulous quality.''
T te ttk ; aald “ publici't concern- nc-irly norma! life,
A* 'thcr .peaker. Dr Colin R
Ing rudiat.on harardt hat serio >»■’ Rochetter Minn
ly clouded in the pjbtie eye me Main
legitimate ute of radiation pur- X-f?v* etaminaiion i t "extremely
Im p-utanf' for early discovery of
lin e * ."
" I t i t our rig h t," lir e ik y «atj, 'the childhood eye turner* called
• to q u o l ion any public tta ’ e- ''gliom a*."
menta on th it h ig ll) emotionally
Di S P Trauh r f yaakc'.nop
charged ittu e which appear to bv Canada, repoitrd that X ta<» can
bated ui~.n data having a nebu search out due* to a tira rg e •
lout quality, upon theer gm»» e«- acting hraln tumor rolled “ men
titra te *. or upon pto e.-ti m »n-| Inccal tibroblattom a."
evtrapo’allcn of an appairntly
T h lt it a tumor o f adult life ard
clairvoyant nature.
i» nmre prevalent fo r >nmr rea
“ We h»v# alto the prerogative son amorg women Ihau men. II
m \v change ahruptiy from a
h ir m lit * growth to a k iiir r . Early
ditenvery It de:lrahie.
Trauh taid X r a y t ran spot
skull change* e fu rra by the tu
mor and Ihut yernilt "an unequiv
ocal diagnotet to h r made."
Saving 2,000 Goal
Of Safely Council
CHICAGO (L T D —A laving of
5.000 live* on the nation'* high
way* In 1951 it an attainable got!,
the National .Safety Council said
today,
,
The council bated it* fir e c n t
on the tra ffic death total of 57 MO
for the first eight month* o f the
year, a 1 per cent decline from
•he tame period H it year. Tho
figure r.-preaenti a saving of 1.560
lav et.
" I f the tame rate o f Improve
ment can be maintained the rest
of the year," the council tald,
" ih * highway death toll for tOM
w ill be at Ira tl ? 0*10 below the
1957 to u l of 31,70 »”
The council pl**ed the highway
death te l' during Auguit at J 5no,
a J per eenl drop from the 3 090
d e a t h * In the cnrrrtpor.dir-e
r-onth last year. It alto w»* tbe
t?th month In a row tnd the 70th
in the la tt 5t lo show a drop
Orlando, F it., and K ingiport.
Tern., were among eight cltle.
e ito l fo r deathleit record, in the
pan eight month.. Other* werr
Santa Ana, C alif.; Jarkton, Mich
W hittier. Calif.:
Boise, Idaho;
B lrm inrbam . ML-h.; M e d f o r d .
Ore., and Victoria, Tea.
a recent meeting, elected o fflc » ri
lo terve for the coming year.
They are: Robert llir t. Sunday
Sc ho -I tuperintendent; Mr* Wil
Ham Nettles, prim ary »upcrtnt»n
lient: t»av:d H o.ark, Training Ln
Ion director. Mr«. John Latum,
church clerk: Mr*. Don Stowe!!
church treasurer; Sir* R lehtni
Pickle*, musician; Richa.d |*J
klet. chorister; Dick Jonet, h.-o
therhiHHl president.
Ofticer* of the W. >1. L w ill
he: Mr*. Tom l.cmon, p ie vid rn l;
Mr*
F.lmer Shiver*, first rpie
pre«idr«t; Mr* King Allman,
nd vice president, and M rt Al
he-t Clark, secretary and tre a vu
er.
Declines Ticket,
S160.000 Lost'
FLORENCE, Italy (U P D —Mrs
Dir.a Tonln! let |l«v.0i>n «l|r
through b rr f.n ie i* and to d w her
hu.band taid “ I lold you «o "
•Satuidav M rt Tonlnl h«.l «.>ld
a'l hut one o f her thate of ticket
for a na'lonwld* I ’ ttrry coupler
with Sundav t 'le rtp o horte race
When her husband tugievted the
huv the la tt ticket, the rep'led
"N 'nniene. that'* a warte of m*
ey ••
Arm v ( a p tjin Guallle-n Paoli
bought the t*rl:«t and won top
prlre o f S t«tm o
Constable Finds
Plenty Evidence
€ w /Y iS fc /J
M U T U A L , IN C .
TAZEWELL. Trnn. ( IT ft- C o r .Itahle Andy Jo h n in got pl»n!v of
evidence when he hurst Into the
home r f a bootlegging » itpect—
»ome of it right In the fare.
Johnson taid lhat v.hen he
walked thiiMigh the do«.r Mr*.
Chrlt Brantley threw a bucket of
moo.-.tnlne whlikv at him ard he
didn't have lime to duck.
But he and other raiding o ffi
cer* found Sn full hetf-pint bottle,
hidden around the place and
charged both M*r. Brantley and
her hutbar.d wi.n bootlegging,
rVerxt r4 * h rente per wwte
Tba. re ,u l *r q n a rtr rh d m .
r tr n .e d fro m n .c in v e n r irv
eome. |ilo . a iti.n ib < itio n eg
IJ 'v c e o tt p r r . t u r r •b tifte m t
rp rrirriliD f iim now I n n
re a iie rd arcueity prog*. >.
pa vaide i a I t t o b r r 1 In
th a re ltn id e r* o4 reened at d
Seywerihee 2», 195*.
h o i* ■ Wn» . i u CSUiam
W H AT Should You Expect
When Buying Furniture?
If you fret one hit lew than the goods
and services outlined bclmv,
103
W o o d la n d
F'A 2-1073
2
CONSinEH
TIU-SE FF.ATLRF.S
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Ther <»Jaa kae- M.|*w IfcaCatT
Awgy I'ronv l l "
FAIR DEALING and
INTEGRITY
intangible SERVICES that
go with today’i modern
merchandising
FURNITURE
DEALERS r
Your Sanford Retail Furniture Dealer*
strive to give you all this
and more
Santord
f.el More Out Of Life
(io (lul To A Movie.
Plus the assurance of
Plus the many actual and
THAT ARE “J I ST
ROl’TINK" WITH YOUR
SANFORD RETAIL
(If.
NOW SIIOWIN(;
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Ionite Onlv
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First of all
you should expect VALUE
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AUK NOT GETTING YOUR MONEY’S
WORTH.
QUALITY
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lh a l I* firs t tlaaa all the w«y. Q U A L IT Y lh a t hi horn of ■ if n lr * <*
rtialnmcrg, who a r t neighbor* and frie n d *. «h* bent value po»siNe. The Q l A l.*
IT Y of recogniied brands of n atio n ally known m anufaelurer*. backed n f
by the reputation o f a reliable local dealer.
Inaured In every lran *acllon, w helher M g or small,
local Fu rn iture Dealer* la visiting w ith y o u r neighbors
M i^ o u n u
* a . D O N T ROAM, 8H 01
AT HOME.
* I * •—•
Nov. Deadline
On Intangible Tax
TALLAHASSEE (U PD - T e
com ptroller'* cfflr# reminded Fl>
rlda citirena today that Novrmh'
I* the deadline for many refund•
of Intangible tavet on *tock*
hood* and ealh depnallt paid a
the doubled rate last year
Under atate law. inch refund,
can he paid only within one yet
after payment of the original tav
n»T liig g in *. chief auditor fn»
the Comptroller, taut Novemhta the dradlinr for many of tbrebatei, while all m utt he pai-1
not latar than neat March.
He laid mi refund ran be made
without an application from lb '
taxpayer.
MERCHANTS TICKETS
If i» u llo Not Mate \ Fire
l i r k r i I or Tnnllra Movie Slop
By d t r Of The Following
Merchant* And Get A Ftf#
Ticket fo r Nevt Mednn.Jty
N ile ! 'lo .ie .
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STATE
c«n
Eehnlt Redding Co.
119 S. Magnolia Ava.
CONFIDENCE
Your local fu rn itu re dealers' term s are
meet your p articular budget,
enjoy your fu rn itu re as you pejr
for it by payments you can a ffo rd .
CONVENIENT TERMS £ 3
F filur"* 1:00 • 3:08
5:16 . 7:21 • 9:32
Paints
R.tumllltt A Anderton
On the Cor. by ih * Clock
Tawr Prayte Fat
The Day
f A 1 *991
LaSfcsraa rk rre k #f TV#
Redeemer
Adminnion For l h n
A l l ru c tio n
Mntinrr • Adulln • 80r
Nishl • Adultn • 9,'ic
Sludcnln • fidr
No Uhilrlrcn’n Tlcl.fl*
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of the drain W IT H N O T ONE P E N N Y ’S RISK TO
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Outside White
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Rv your hometown F u rn iture Dealer meane delivered
H h* n you » M l It. Where you want It, completely set up
on the spot you want It. ready for use — all at the risk
YOU.
FULLY GUARANTEED
AND
Resistant
I I V
means you can buy your fum lahlnga
with confidence from your Sanford
F u rniture Dealers because they guar*
sntre C O M PLETE S A T IS F A C T IO N R E G A R D L E S S O F T H E S IZ E OF T H E P U R C H A S E .
World Series
SPECIAL
Mildew
You huv In romplrle eonfldcnre lh.it every item you huy w ill be na
represented, wilh I he hometow n store's reputation behind everjr
transaction.
■ «t»V(|N
B rnan'l .\mo<o S m ite
M l French — 20| S. Park
B A C Grocery
1301 S. Sanford A te .
Cnrdinl nnd complete SERVICE Is yours when you shop In your home town
whether vou liuv or not, and no deal is considered rioted with your local mer«
Y O U A R K I'O M I’ I . E T E I . V S A T IS IF IE D .
rhan, t'S'TII. Yl
T in Roof
when xou shop in your home town Y O U B E N E F IT B E
Y O N D P E R S O N A L S A V IN G S and S A T IS F A C T IO N S
P ari O f Every Dollar Spent Come* Back T b You In Local
Wagec, Taxea and Home Town Im provem ent
YOURSELF
A
FAVOR
GET YOUR
SHOP YOUR SANFORD
FURNITURF.
MONEY’S
>\ORTH
DEALERS FIRST
PAINT
95
3
per
Kill Ion
BERRY’S WAREHOUSE
FURNITURE UO„ Inc.
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
of Sanford
901 W . 1st. St.
119 S. Magnolia
F A 2-21875
This offer expire* after the
tout gam e of the World Series
FURNITURE
Sanford Furniture Co.
20.1 • 0!) E. First SI.
300 E. F irst 81.
FA 2 1 9 1 3
WILSON • MA1ER
Furniture Company, In *
311 E . la t. St.
FEFD ■( «:M
Run* Jaxnn V4t«
SENKARIK
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Rut As An Extra Convenience, All Sanford Furniture Store*
Glass & Paint Co.
[YfllR COLOR HUnqi'ARTERR
FA I- M t l
Your Sanford Furniture Stores Will Continue To Close Wednesday Afternooftl
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CENTER
116 W . F irs t 81.
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MATHER OF SANFORD
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Robert Mitcham
Marilyn Monroe
" l l i v r r O f N o He tu r n "
f lu . at 0 :tn
Jark l.rmmon
" Y o u l ’nii'1 H un
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Editorials
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How Many Will Die
In Auto Accidents?
#>JH•
The Florid* Highway Patrol ha* released It* *t*t!*tlc*
for the fimt »ix month* of thl* yoar. The *core for Seminole County: eight dend.
In Florida, 533 person* died between Jan. 1 and June 30
of thl* year. Another 16,000 were injured, many of them
permanently. The Hiirhwav Patrol rejiort enid about 50.000
accident* were investigated during the six month*.
- What will l>e the Seminole County score by midnight,
Dec. 81? The county total well could tie twice the number
fcjlied in the first six month*, Very recently• three more
were added in an arcidrnt in Sanford.
Everyone i* a careful driver, at leant to hi* or her way
**'*bf thinking. Yet, there arc picture* nno new* atorie* fre. |
quenMy of death* and injuries in automobile accident*.
To many, some of the report* of drnths and accident*
n ig h t tie distasteful. No matter how shocking some of t Hr
picture* and stories, they seem to imike little Impression on
the public. The attitude appear* to lie one of “It Couldn’t
Happen To Me." But it doe*. And when it doe*,, you t»ecomo
another alatiatlc; not to your family and friends, hut *o the
Highway Patrol and National Safety Council.
We who gather the news, edit it, make photograph* anti
III K U S S M t, h i )
ate tiled fur nlentl-sc which i»
the other thing* necessary to put out a daily newspaper
would welcome a week or month in which them was not a l)« my way tn Atiaml irrc n lty I carried nut at the s»,rp time the
•topped at i tfwivton for a visit
car wreck big enough to warrant putting jt in the paper.
harvest ia undfrwav T wo-fool
with lla rry T. V aughn, pre ddeM
Accidents of all type* appear to he magnet*. They draw o f th» t'n itw l F la irs Huger fo r lone Cilltlogs are I as.| h niirnnlsl';
hy hand s,, that the end «>f s a r l
large crowd*, quickly. Those who have work to do at the poration.
The
fene of a wreck do not get accustomed to this unpleasant
Rxrring hurrlcans- damage or iuttir.it o vrri*p a the rt at
uly, no matter the year* of experience in such thing*. aAotlier severe winter. Fur Ida ■ approvimatr age of sugar catu>
tn r date -.1 planting tu h „rThere have been occasion?, when hardened officers beenme lltft* ,V.t i tig a r h a r v r s l slt iuld tie a from
■-eyi *acgr* frum In l<> I I months
good
nne,
.Not
aa
large
m
V
In
anrne
ill a t wreck scenes. Yet, spectators flocked In the scene, to j
«, a-unv d j r !
L’ t . f.,. t t . ^ : • n the K c r r jtid r s |t is replanted
lew what had hnppencd. Had the scene been Impii/ded . n tsiss
laat winter*# cold at.Hl» did con- every five yeara u.Hcf normal
lie memorie* of those who viewed it. the trip would have aklrralile damage to the (ante nnd ronriitions The second, tlurrt,
been worthwhle.
it w ill l>a another year hefote this fourth snd fifth growths are
known aa atuiihlc cane vvhich ma
Too often, however, spectators hurry to an accidrnt 1* off r t
pcane, satisfy their curiosity, speed away and continue to
Right now engineer*, mechanics ture) hctw rrn nine and 12 months
do those thing* which could put th»m in the spot of the vic and lalmrers are swarming over While the auger mill is not lilt
the hie sugar m ill putting it In ed as a Florida attraction it
tim they viewed only minute* before.
Too Late To Classify
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Letters To The Editor
tlont. In p u b lirliln g ‘ the mlvtioo,
arcompliahmenl* atul nenla «f the
U. S. Arm y and It* rearrve com
ponent! In Florid* have aatlMrd
and w ill rnnllm ie to a tiD t me In
my m in io n here.
Beat wlahea fo r continued merraa, and kindest personal reganla.
Sincerely youra.
G F O m iF W. GIBBS
IT. X M ilitary m alrlct
Jacksonville, Fla.
E ditor, Hanford Herald.
It la Indeed ■ pleasure and an
bonor to congratulate you and
faair staff on the forthcoming an
nual obterrarca of National Newapaper Week, M October 1VM.
, Thia year’i theme. “ Your Newseaper Guardi Your Fruedoma’’, la
naplratlonal. Your utlllratlnn of
• ) • frea preta, guaranteed hy our
Constitution, and ym ir rontiniir.ua
reilaU nco
ccnaorahlp have
•layed a ilg m flra n t part In keep
ing tha American public Inform
ed. Tha im porlanct of thia public
aarvlca cannot ba ovaram phatli-
News
•d.
O f Men
| During lb* pa« years the ad
Vice, cooperation, ard a iH tta n rr
fendrred by Indlvldpalt ort your
G K LN II \USKN, I! K B M A N V
• U (f have rontrlbu'cd tu a belter
public undarilandln* of the W. S. f A IITN C i—Army Kgl. Baymond
A rm y In Florida. Surh enntrlbu- Tttomaa. J*. ant, of John II Thom
as, Forn 1‘ark, Ft#., recently parlirlp a trd In a field training ever
tlap with the 3d Atmr-teil Division
PAW PAW, Ind. —fU l’ l i - W i l in Grafenwohr, Genrany.
Sergeant Thuruai, a section
liam Summit, 1*, was Jailed fur
W iling h ii ijn r.p t thlaa get out ol chief In n itte iy l" ol the dlvlvlon’a
hand, lie b id police he handed a Bth A rtille ry , entered the A rm r
hacksaw Ihrrugh a barred window In July l*Y t and arrived In Kurof the county Jail because he " fe ll opr the following June.
11)00181 la a I IMS graduate r f
■orry for*’ Balph W illiams, II, an
C.-oom Academy In Sanford
Inmate.
In Service
‘Samaritan’ Jailed
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cloth
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tenanu
IT. Hirer
nevertheless draw* many thous
ands of visitors during the harvest
season. A t an accommodation *hp
sugar corporation provides regular
lours fo r lh<-»e wishing to see the
plant in operation Tours are run
thirled Hourly and without -ha-gc
V rg rla h lr Drills In the T-sk ■
Dkrcchohec a ira vve,e tusng res
died for the corning season and
everythin* looked go d Grnwrrs
really took It on the rhin last year
hut they are I Hiking fur a goosl
winter and hope to gei well this
season.
Fishing has le rn esrcPent *l,ir
summer In the Ciewitlon area
The Clewiston
Inn eaters to
sport*mrn and provides comfort
ahlr air rnntlitionrd a rum ,nods
lions and the finest of meats at
surprisingly modest prices. Bill
Johnson's famed tlvhing camp av
w rd as a number n| other) oper
ale the year Totted ptnvnling
every fa r ilil.
l n< ludittg Im.ita.
kickers, guides h i k 'M i i tackle
The Inn puls up an eseellent ft«h
erm *n's lunrb for those who do
no* wish to conic ash-re nt i.o-.n,
Florida has reason to t«- piuud
of her sugar and vegetable In
dustrlrs made |H,svthIe hy the vast
F.vrrglade
rlrainage
program.
Things lock bright b-r the rom inr
• eason and If Mother Nature be
hates h e rrrlf this *#1! ami w lrtet
evervlhtng w ill tu* O K
OUR
DAILY CROSSWORD
1. Hurla
leadtneis for the coming -ratot,
which w ill start In ,)rtnt>er and
continue Until spring
Once the wheel# start turning,
the giant m ill operate# on a 21
hour a day basis through the sea
son, Harvesting the cane from 31,000 acres i l a big jot, that m ils for
round the clock npci wtinn.
The 1(1 to 12 months old cane
ia cut hy hand and stacked In rnw<
fo r the automatic loader wtUdi
picks it tip for transfer to three
and one half Ion capacity carts
The loaded carta ate then pulled
to a field loading railroad aiding
for another automatic tra n rfrr to
gondola type railway cars which
haul It to the m ill where It i i
autom atical/ ilum,H'd. a cat load
at a time, to an cn,ito*s conveyor
that transports it tn the *ta«lunknives far shredding and then tu
the crushing and grinding tandrm>. The juice ru n t Itkr a river
from Ihr crushert and the llh *r
that remains, known as h >-assi
l l uacd as (url in the huge fu r
naces nr ia ha'rd and sold as
poultry Uttar.
When processed the ran sugar
ia shipped In Ihr Savannah Sugar
Refining Company fur refining
ami irarhra the consumer under
the trade name, “ D U ir Crystals "
Blackstrap tto la ssn frsim the
m ill l l sold fo . cattle feeding and
other purposes
Cutting# of the harvested esse
super
AVE.
SUNDAYS
8
at
a.
Hu
m.
m
V
l>oz
m arket
N T.
til
NtMrn
Istration policy #n N'ationaltat
WASHINGTON ifP M
<*hina. Moreover, firm talk on that
dent Klsenhnwoe could n«i
Subject prohatdy wa*ld help Know
rh ix rn a more difficu lt |
land, who ronsistentiy ha* nppMad
situation in which to put h
retreat m the Far Fast. kn ig h t
tig * on the line than in Cal
proi.ably would bsoebt. too.
That d m , m {‘aliform *
I * a fa ir description of ths
I.alior )'r*ltein
cat situation in that en-h
What the Pre-idte! ran <>r w ill
puhliran
•ay about tabor paltry, however,
il the rpjration Republican politlCalifornia h»* * lie.
riant are asking tkemeelvrs Kimart in which the part
•enhower doubtless‘would like to
candidates seem to he p c .,,
have a politically lerviceahle anhostile, each to the other,
disagreed on policy, to h o A ' •»»r to that one Knight it in the
top candidates »r» Gov. 'iosei Slid t e. a * „ r t of Innacet l hy viand
J. Knight who Is K epnhllria r er. in the 1 a lfo rn ll late.r ruckus
inee f«r the Senate and SJL ' II* hat had contderable labor
Item F. Know land who seek* e support.
tion a* governor.
To on# aide are Kn.iaiau-I and
jlenincrata Kaaored * thove conservative rltlrc n * who
t^ i'ji* II Ron. a political pt nould er.art a 1 a! f»r n a rig h t.to
het of good rep .ration, fi j work law That vs.-trid '.e legislanhesying now that t)ergjtgrr Uon to forbid Coraput.ory union
Hep. Clair Kngle w ill licit Knl m ttal-rriH p, On theather aide arc
fur the Senate seat and t th* Democrat* led by 11Town anti
know land w ill love to I >e|Mof ingle who campaign n*>a platform
kdmund CJ, Brown Such an f ■hich mu»t delight lah-r trader*
<orne would measure up to th* • everywhere at they rareatl It.
public«n defeat earlier thia mo
The Dem ocratic platform due*
r.'S m erely rh a tlen ff Know'.and'e
In Maine
From the Repuhlhan point idea Ita elght poiet 'i b n r plar.k
view, it l> • m o t ture eno, prttpoaea repeal ,.f the T a f t - l l a r t Votir Corre.p. rdent w ill no* t 1*7 A rt arid m , - i men! ,.f a new
astonished If in t allfornia K<«- national lob.., jetatiena l«.v to ita
hotter Imarl down hard on sdv placr It p r o p o .r , Something n
ilation to Impose a »ec.
c n rrrm rn ta l
l ,l'rc h n -e o f any.
O
T1dgiovrntt by
i
th tag ™ ‘ "J" 0,1 1 charge!
w th
l* * nr prscttcea or *•
g s lw t*^ a bon* fid e strike Ja
in ptl'*’
Heing Honored
By istal Clerks
P ,,, >rk« o f the F ifth pit(rj f l f a reception at the ( V
■iritt H Hotel. O rlando, hnnir.
ing Cft ’ *,1l,n •<*>H
N rrlonl
Johr
" 1 N > U r ptr™
drat o'* f if th D iatrlc* F lo,Ida
ICden' ■* Hoat O ffice Cletl*.
, 4 p ,U ’". Tam pa, state ptc
I'leBt '*
Hie speaker*.
A tte'l tr«m Seminole Cnu-t.
wed' «nd Mr* J It
•" Madden
George
Seagal Harold Herhat. Sonf r !.
livledt*
l i e d f f H ’ial V i s i t ?
f
uofA turn <nvict r if
iervt gantl Voroahlo* Irsvei hr
» .r ,. n f# f » •t » l r
ahfud
v W t lo
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fk l
Psf* 8
1.
S fff
V n fv r V
W»r«TB
Tea Fetes
W om an’s P a g e
Miscelkneous Shower
Bride-Elect
Fetes Rcent Bride
Miss Estes
Cliiabeth Aihby,
Mr*. I.. A. Bur
bride, w ai honum l
*fv*llancou» ahnwer
noon at the home o!
Lee on t t.ke Charm.
3Vil*on « ** to hs»tr»«
n tio n .
Miniature dull*, i) -4» in bri
da) Attire were u*ed (p
deco
ration*. I’ink and w h iS -ia l ar
rangement* *ild<*d fnFt «ccne
Mn» Yvonne King n id i ** I’at
Jackson is liM r il ! l u f t <!! in
Mpeidng her g ift* <Sg*r - were
fla y e d during the t
f Mr*
Oreon Burnell won tim t . rr.
Mr*. Lee and Mr* w i ’ »-'rv
ed :effc«hment« of kp< m*de
ire cie im . CuOkir* i |
i
Thu** invited u n c i )
'U r
vey K> lie ), mother f < bride
Orlando; ' I t * Aon .’ i l
»up’.
of the hiide. A tlanta
C. L.
Welt, the bride *
Mr*. J. It Jonc* It
Quarter, M '* T \v l
W. J. 1.aw ton. Mr
I
Mr*
n F Wheeler
O*eon Burnett. Mr* 1
lin S r. Mr* Jam r*
Mr*. F. W Talbott.
Jlo*ier. Mr* K y Ml
a
TTnman'i Editor
Mr* (l ady Herman entertained
fer Mi»a Helen Witte, October
leidi r-iect, at her home on W rit
nr*t Street Saturday afternoon,
pe oe.arion w*a a tea with Mr*
Bau'd Appleby and Mr* Jame
A a u rp riir .niitel'aneou* aboveUer>rd •* fo*ho*tr»ic*
)lr*
W. B.
Ktrfcy aree’ ed er » i i given rhurtday n i|h t for
Mt»* Kay Fate*, who w ill be m ar
jje *'* at the door
In the te ried to Jack Dodd. MaitNr.d. Sat
tri* i - : line were the ho*te**r» urday. Scene of the party wa*
l*d the hon.iree. M * Hentv the home of Mr* Nan Parker In
Witte S r. m -th e r *>f tne Sriil* Goldenrod. Co-ho*tr**e« were Mr*.
F d w jrd
Parker,
Mr*.
Henr*
M Me* W. . I).v l. ll.h.'* t r •**
Swar*on, and Mr* S. A Wood
tie lO lK M *, rent, rd in l ilf •uff.
oticr room.
Tne eolur teheme of pink and
Ji'
gc.r.rrt*1 o ' pink ind white predominated In floral ar
*B;e gladioli
' iflln *
-angemert*
Doll* dre»*ed a*
arMli t U il- ll * *r*' p tred In Jifhe lea tali’ .
ferer' r.-im*.
over! ! a im a white f m' nolJi'rcd 1 • n doth In tf * cr ter o!
tit t.*h’r a *i !vr ;■ cp< 2rr held
•d w ljt r roacb.ii * flanked
11 f t i-undrlahr *.
Fur
UK i rvCtl fro - ■ cry*
1*1 P“ r-i ti b-iu 1 by M i* 1:<M - i
W TUN KSIIA Y
Bcfrcshmcnls ••n«ittrd
Star”
Tr.e Oiapel Choir of the F ir*'
• anduichc*. c kie* and
of f >
\«*i»ting In the dining M eihodlit Church practice* *t
mis:'
me M r*
It * ' Herrop. 11.30 p m.
iW "
Mn il, ger ll.v iri*, M.< Trank
VdJo
a1 t M l** Anna I »a Her The Senior ( holr of the Fir*'.
mre.
M flhodU t Church prarlice* at * IS
the
**tr»*ea p te ie e w i Mi** p. m.
(flu* »ith a ilv tr in he' ehojeit
Tlic J u n lir Choir of Holy Cro»*
pittc i
!•-! g u e *i* a tte n lej.
Kpi*.‘ «pal Chtricn w ill prac'ice at
AtI 13 p m.
Women Around The W orld Have-.
m
Fhnae FA M M I
Methods For Being Attractive
PARIS - ( U n t
-W om en In
France rouge their knee* a bit.
lutdiea In Turkey have a “ harem
way” with perfume. The women
of India makei their rnm plfaioni
glow with peart*. Japaneie wo
men
h a ir I he leeret of dieting
hrlde* and bride*m lid* were di*
played R»fre»hmeti!i al*o reflect South Americana know all about
“ aif *ta».”
ed the e*dor acheme.
Their are iome of ih r beatify
A cartage waa preirnted to the
fact* picked up hy Prince** Gou
honoree from the ho»te**e».
Ciue*ta participated In a con rlelll, better known *• beauty r*
Helena
Ruhimteln,
who
tc*l of making the he»t hrtde. pert
rpend* t it month* a year travel
M in K»le» won the p titr
Monday night Mr*. CTiar’ ** T. ing around the world
Niblac* entertained with a lunrh
Shr ha* found Ih.v! women al!
ran at the Barbaron hnyorlni over Ihr world want In be he»-i
M ill Ftatea fiueita w-orc the llfu t R*re are a>mr of the trick*
honoree, her mother. Mr* Ruby ibe h»» learned they u»e.
F ile *, and M n , P ft P dd
•'The l*to*i In hranee " Madame
Hubeinitein «aU. “ It to rouge your
knee*. Arlually lht» heauly trlrk
l l very old, gnea hack In antique
n<vmr But w ilh the *rtort *klrl*.
girt* m Fiariee ule It rgain to
jive a ro*y ahimmer and 'dim
Mr and M r* Herman Jacobian *tlf»’ to abiwing knerrap*
are tr Miami buying ckltiaa for
“ The height of inphlttiratioR I*
I t i Jay'*
to put a tinirh of rouge «n the up
lit *
Robert C**nn underwent p rr h rrl* when going barefoot on
lu rg e rr veilerdak ir Semlnnle the beach or wrnrine e w nlrg
Memorial H oipltal X tr condition • andalt 'I
wa* reported *» good
In Ragland, »he m i . women
Mr ind Mr*. T W. Jore* tpenl have herornr more eonaekviit of
thr werkend In Ihvmpino tlfa rh fathion*. ' royvT' h,»uiy »nd hair
v liilin t Mr*
Jonr*' *l»ter an! atytf *
hrothe* In law. Mr. and Mr* I.#*
"Women al! over the world ran
lie Guthrie
taka the fair, l-vely rnmp'ovtnnt
Mr. ami M r* J, C Mltcnrtl h*d of Kngluh female* a* an etama* their company or»r the week |i!e,” Madam* llubinrlein *atd
rn.' Mr
M itchell'* brother a 'd “ Tor them « I* a •tuUural.* due to
*l*lr. r law
Mr *rd Mr*. V* the damp rtlm a'e Rut today hv
The Senior C'in1r ef llr l * C m i* I Viiehell. S»rr.*.ila: and Mr* Jratjng V-atity product*. * oplvKpUcepal I'b ttrih will practice at Mltr*, ., ll * * i* lrt i - l l-rother in Ing m iiitu re to tr*e ik ln , bring
7:30 p. m
law. Mr and Mr* It C Collier. the lamed Kngll*h eompleaion
T ra ln lrg t ’idop >uJy C o iittr for Monleruma, liro rg ia ^ l ‘ o vi*ttintr within reach ol women all over
the M ilchcll* were tb rir grintl- 1the w vtld "
all InlerrrritS ’ in
II tfir I **t
rh ild irn fm n Orlindo Tumm*
Tht* hawuty **p e rt found that
Baptiat Church at 7 30 p rn
Joan, Marela, and Both htik'aivd Italian women know bc»t how to
were atroinpanied hv lw» fnrnd*. look twautihil in Tie bright Smith
The Senior lllsh Choir of the
Julie am! Randy Mcimer.
em tunihirve. Thay have devlted
Tir»t P rrib jte rla n Church wilt
thr "palv Itnrl."
a natural, pale
m rct f' ■ nipper *t a p m and
romplevlon and light lip itlck to
w ill n.ert for rrn rjr» a l at <1 30
ro n tra it with their daik eye* and
p. m
hair.
J jo jc o I
“ Turklvh women hold the beau
T h r Midweek Bible Hour of
ty *erret with perfum e” Madame
the Fir»t P m byterlan Church
Rut>emtteii continued,
“ They
w ill be eondurted by the p»*tor,
ma»*ngi the akin with it a ft** a
It**v. A G M rlrn u , at 7 30 p
Turkith hath w lillr th* pore* ar*
in
t l i ll op n. For hour* after, tli*
The Charrel Choir of the T n *l
T il l'M D AT
epldermt* e ih a ln the arent.
P ie ih yte ria ii Church w ill meei at
“ Anothci harem t»cf»i t* u ap
Seminole Chapter No, I. Older
I J l |t m
of Kavtrrn Star, meet* at the Ma- plv p*rfume la the feel, l'ir palm*
of ihr hand*, the hark of thr
*onie Temple at A p m.
T im m m
kneca ami the nape of the funk
The S errloo* Collate rd'ieatlon Y oii don't have to Udlo il an
The Caret Choir p'aetire* at
the T in t Baptl*' Chu ch *1 « 13 dialv we r >mra vt«itm« from « Good perfume rlar* and aurmund*
p m . '.'oneord at 7 p ,tt , Courrh *t the P iieer»*t audtlortiim. Pro you from the toev up ”
gram writ Include a dt*eti**lon
In India, laenttn have a nal-i
ai f p. m.
of profe**ional organiratlnn* and ral, te rro r and dignified cam
Herreatlon fur young people at their »ervtee« and benefit*.
oo.tment Sana «..ften Iheir ron
the Flrat B ip tu t Church al 2
Tile Henry Shelton Sanford Me tour*, m ik r movrir.enl* 'm ilnlnc
morial I.ibraty and Muieiun cor and gracrfnl.
p m.
dlally welcome* *i*ilu r* fiom 9
* Dark haired but .leeauae nf thr
Royal Amhcitadoia meet at the a. m. uniil nr-m. Mr*. J. H. Ray
tropiral heat often a.illnw *klnned,
T in t Baptt.it Church at 7 p, m.
I* piereot tiorarlan.
Indian wonen u»e Jewelry to give
Training I ’ nion Hud* cour*e a'
th rir complraloni in * glow of
n tlT H I
the F ir «t lla p tiit Church »t 7 30
Iwauty. T w r r la nothin; belle*
Srminole t ounty Council of than a pe**| nerkiare lo lend an
p. m
Home Demonitratum Club* F**hThe Chancel Choir o ' ibe I'irat I 'pin Show and Silvei Tea al the
—II 1tv r
n i ' r r d r beat
low*, M riliod *! Church w ill prarlice al Civic Center from J to t p m.
r l'f f
umi 'tnm* r 13 to i l 7 3'* p m
’ ontfc*
until tn * < . ere hardy
F R tn '.T
Air and Mr* lo iju J. Roman
ndir ' Id lemon jilire II pure
The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Jr aruiniircr the birth >f a daugh
I''Irk.
t t Iillte boiling w i'rr
The f'h rrub Choir of thr F ir*t
Club met Thur*day evening at tr r, tJnda [jjjean, born Septem
i tkn i r<in'l»lrney of honfv M etliodlit Church w ill p ra r tlrr at
the Community Center.
b rr 25 In th* Seminole Memorial
Pati ' ' apple m iv tilir to with • IS p tn Children f--ur and
AVlnnrr* were: flr*t, Dr *hJ ll-Mpita) The l>aliy welghnl 7
o '3 Ir t nf tin- '- p nf P , p it1 five m u ulil will be taken Into Mra. Leonard Atuninnj aecond,
pound*, in ounce* at hlrlh.
’ <rrr»g
t jet Run knlfr diwn thia rhnir
Mr
ind Mr*
Clyde llvtn ie )
Grandparent* are M r and Mr*
iwem ..r-pb * and ride nf jar
Training t ’nlon Award* Ban third. Mr* K F. Ar«dcr*nn and A C Cleveland.
* > buhl Ie* Put till
ien- mi for all tho*e who have r->m- NTr • <2 n Shlnahergcr; fourth
. w b ind tighl. Pro
3 )*r;
l'Irt*-d one *tudy couiic thl* pait Mr* W K Thigpen and Air*
*» # - ute* In a b illing w ain
'r a t . in, In-ting lhn*r rom plrling lj-n * Bril Jennlnc*
th to i Ur make* enough fill
There w ill he an Individual plav
ttili week of vtudy k ir*t Ita p ttit
tm eh pie. Dot filling
i tot
Thu rad ay al A p. m at ih r Com
Church at fi 3f) p m
th »rr
two !» t)ti*p ivn * hid
munity Center corner of Magnolia
o*
.urine before p.tling
Reri ration for married m i n t *rd l*lh
lop t
pe-jpir at the krirlt MctiVodllt
Church at 1 p. m
AAhuIe p im rn lin go well with
l*inrerr»t lla p tiit Churrh Ruth * v«m adn*. F ill one pimento pod
Sunday Scho-il Claia parly at the with tnvthrd tvarado aeavoned
A klag ind q u r*n w ill be elect
with <*lt. pepper, lemon (uicr
•
*vf - «* H u llo v cm Carnival rhureh at 7 p m.
■n-I IVerre«ter*hlre aaiu-e. Or linr
: rie
* Or* if i r It *i VAII
A**.'eutlori*l EvangrIUm Com- *n avocado h a lf with pimento
S g |r| in I*nol«.
•nittre meet* at thr PlnCrrf *t and fill with tun* nr cr*!-m r*l
**lad.
1 "i-lkl
• r . < T.ml K n t and itapti»i ( hutch at • • in.
dy ’ At n r.. f|r»t ard *ecnnd
■lr*l A He s .-h *i- and Jimmv
»,i{ • -I and fourth jra Ir*.
thg k ' * i and tiougla* Bra*
. li
i t J »i*th grailn*.
J v rilf,
oting w ill be placed
a! vaoeui *n,e» in Raola.
T. L Lingo S(. '!r* . Charle* T
Vlblack, Mr*. » 11 Young. Mr *.
W. I*. Carter. Mr* Clara Marie*
ner M r*. C. R. Clnnt*. Sr . Mi**
Bat Ja .kin n , »rd M in Y* >nre
K ir ;
A t Goldenrod Party
C ircle Initiates
M rs. A. T. R a h n
le an impTCrive ear. d 'e llg lit
»er':.e la*t n e k . M i*
\ T.
H a ir w-,n Initiated Into the ( n
M ilV r C hile.
Mr*.
C h riltirr
R U rkrr.ihfp
I're '.le n t, vrai me n 'fle ia t.-r of
(ice
A»»i»ting rr in t ie in 'ia
tior were Mr*. I'eter Buk-.ir Mr*
H a n *■ Adair, an 1 M l*. 6cm
i ter
I> ring the bj*lne*« m rc tln j
r -n id r
for * Thank»(i*in*s |i.m r • j j,..
beM S i virittbcr
Tttt a> .hi c
me'-' wa* j1*«
vie that (
,
tc i fllu i w ill he *hm* I, nf Itlf
mre n ; held <- Ort die ■ ;s \
d o r r w ill be peeirr.t to a rra ir
the h in t* and -n«*er an q .*•*
IliV *
li <te**e* far tho racial
lha fallowed I * nectinj
rr.M ti Bernard Wolford, M
W
J. hunionf, amt Mi*. Peler n i
kur
Church
Calendar
pSAAtmaLii
Can Vpplcsl or Pies
w \ M iix o r o N —<t r
fork Helmet a n * all
r r d> from N ation
Heulhirg- a la Federal
Invetllglllun — i*n t
tary.
*$ Reh'nd the mcr. ehtidt
filte r * are iome J <-» ■ ’ 1
College giad.iate* lran
“*’ »*’ »'
<111 jb
IS
ant* to the «peci*l
• I a id '
i, I
A phy*lral *.icni e | * l .
It a i,rfrequi»itc for i k “ who
want to Jo blood a-elv^a make
atudie* of hair and v lM * u e ii
of evidrnce.
rum 'tflttrationi
In thr TBI
eenirr. awltchboaarda* {» '' 'Pea,
• ti inner!
k.nd a radio network
* y women aiound lh r |( o i*
There are position*.I t>o for
women who know- tb r ir lai; »*r*.
An SO wotd a minute JICMgra '
pher ran rarn up to W 441 a .e»r j
A number h j* *d \a n u * |to r"d
tlofi* paying ilo.wx* n,jr.v
Forty-five wortl-a-m lmai
t
III*, paid up I • { I , MS. hiw an
putunity to n l.a n rr tUluch
in *e n L e training program
r in k * *ta it at IJ t'l.iijc io ••ml
w lnto jab* paying up n W :io *
year.
Brtail* I't hour w ecktull woik
In t d*>*' n.*id varat' 1 * veur
at the »toit (m ure Ut»t I' *i
b lil a -liitr on h o u iin ii T ilth ,
•orial life, re rira lio n , *o-ericr
Wntk rrrm i ca*h aw atdl *'d *n
Spp'e pie* j
'Inter long ai.it
do practical *iigRe*tlon*
rrv t ip rln g , be r <n Hie at- oil
(ta«ir rrqtiiiem ent* rd r* *hlp. Nllt new em p i* ><eg.nnlrg to Hit*
Mg’* *ftiool diploma. J*^ a'.t*. api'Oar. The at * r
ran *• ,r
J tt lir ii. '‘trr and good broth
n* n now tti Iho •:!» ra .jr *-av
Write In the F B I. Wag' glrn.l in that * v.-h nr con’ aln*
i*:
SS. D. C •*> to neare*t I ' l l 'Hr enough aplccd apb’r *llcc* 'or
fo< further infm nation
one pie Here’ rerltie. Pu' up
plenty while lb- ,*Minil*rt rro;i <,f
tnp quality appii* t* erowdlne In
tii the »torc».
A P -lllrk Dinner n a i ie F ri
Spiced Apple 1’ ir I il ti n e
day e.erlng at the CPO
te ll
For t inning
room by the l.adle* AttxB y of
S clip* alice.l upplr* t aho
7
the Fleet Rr*crve Cnlt 117
medium tired a,'pl<»t
Committee - halrmen *
Me
la ig r howl ruled water*
V ev. ;1 were M ir. John t lard,
’ * cun lu gai or niote fdrp* dMr* Itohott Drayton, a t! '*r*
Inp upon aweetr.ri* d r t lr r ! William Holcomb, They tr* **
! t trn*i*non cinnamon
a litp i by Mr*. Harold I -dv.ill
da*h nutmeg
and Hr*. W illiam John*«i
*« t> •* e tn water idejw dMember* and htubsnd*
end
Ing upon ju M r.ru of *r>p *)
ing; Mr. and Mr*. II it *und
I tablrapoor tard«ra
vail, Mr. a.id Mr* Jonn B h id
•I tahteapoo- ».ilt for rarl* q *rl
Mr. and Mr* W illiam l
water
Mr. and Mr* Re* King, M' 5rd
Wa*h. co t*, perl, *tire, *■ 1 me*
Mr*. Bedford M arthnll, V end
Mr* F.lgcnr T llr.f. Mr. ar Mi* *ur» apple* into * ill water
SI
Jack llip p l, Mr and M>* • hm left In lid * ta ll vvatrr longer l in
--d
Holcomb. Mr and Sir*. 1Ifd r 30 minute*, the apple* w ill
Bryant, llr , and Mr*, ".'ibarn rim ing before conklrg l M u *‘i
Jon<*. Mr. and M i*. O. T Her gar. *plre», t*pi«ra and w >' r
Stir over low heal unlit v g * i It
Iran*, Mr*. Robert Drayto
Thr t in t meetltifi of (hr Su\l d liin h e d Add aimler; brine (o
IfaD wi l 1 br held at thr l ‘S0
building October 27 at A p m.
f
NEW YORK - < l T t l — ft tf l
•!rrn w ill go for fh*n ehoro’at*
l-arv-akc de**ert. M ik * pancake*
arrorvimg to dirgvtiop* on ft *v*ekegeu m i*. Before tum ble each
pancake, aprinkle wtlh a lew
irin l *'*e*t choco!#1* jiter**. Berv#
warm, toppevt with a aec,»p wf
pink peppermint |c* creim awd
a ilritrle o f ehomlal* M i r a
And You’ ll Save In A Bank .
IT’S SAFE!
IT ’S CONVENIENT!
IT ’S PROFITABLE!
* SANFORD
Atlantic NvtUsjnai Bank.
IC tf W - f
( f t / it . j f c i f Wi f t The A / / j m / a Aj / io m I I U m I tfjte b tm & e )
V
Nemhet Fed- r^ l Depoait Uaarawe* I t
It’s OLD STOVE ROUND-UP t i m e i
t r a d e y o u r s f o r a new
H ARDW ICK
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V 'lelo Sim paon'a “ p ro m p n pi.'t' ilrvnn in n n u lt ilv e) I f .
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10 NEW
1958
During our Round-Up Sale wc will allow $50.00 for
your old stove, regardless of make or condition, to
ward the purchase price of any new range on our
floor (Apartm ent Size Ranges Excepted). Re
gular prices are clearly shown, you deduct $50.00
if you trade now !
WITH
SAVINGS I T
ITS FOR
TO $800.00
SOME CAR'S HAVE AIR
CONDITIONING
ADDITIONAL
UNITS
AT NO
CHARGE.
Sanford
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$12.
t
Rose
q{&} Company
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SEE US TODAY
95
Dessert
• Apple
HAVE
21 MERCtTRY’s THAT
( HECK
FOR YOUR
OLD STOVE
MERCURY'S
MI ST BE SOLD THIS MONTH.
•pir & n c i s c A n
Recau** ra> >
P arrott*
»r *
|*i e ■T e *tci fm
long w.a
Pancake Treat
BIRTHS
Rridec Club Winners
J
TAr r o il I *
arrall to ou'fit
your rhlldrer in .
Toll Parmit*
Rublnitein continued her tear «f
beauty, “ har« extraordinary ft*urea. You know vehyT
'F ir*t, th * ir normal food l i • •
good a i a diet. They eat much
r.ih which glvei Iodine, much
irg e tiM e * fo r vliamlna. And they
alway* esat rice.
"The aecond rea*on for th * trim
Japaneie figurra I* exereU*. By
liltin g on th r Boor they taka a
martelout phi lira ! eietelae every
time Ihrv get up. Slltms on th*
haunehr* a lio lighten* the mui*
elr*.
'•.In Smith A marie*, beautiful
woir.en da Ilk# arithody #!»* In hot
climate*. They l»k* a 'aieita.*
Tht* period of r»*t in the middle
of thr day i i a preclaui heaatv
aid. I.iv down, itrrte h out And
rtlaa. even i f it a only fnr 11 mintit* In the middle of thr day. It
will double your energy.
“ There I* one way to beautv.**
M ulame
Rubiniielr* concluded,
“ which work* at wav* every where
• rd any tim e: Be In love.
“ Women I k A th *li roungeit.
niovt beautiful *nd femlntne *che*
they're in love.”
£v&ni&
Pntliick Dinner Held
For a differerent flavor tervr
rrcar.ini d i'h r* on a bed nf 'bred^ 8 fr) ranol* m ltrm l of t<nt or
ylte. I.eavr a m ate'n n f r*rrot»
•rout I the edge fo r color
Irrideacenl and delicate ahimmer
lo your face. Diamnndi w ill add
tparkle to your eve* and colored
•tone* Wit give you ■ touch of
Oriental aplendor.
“ Japanr** » im rit,"
Madame
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Starts; Game Toss-up
United Press Interns I paw sees were going against each
^fcn.WAtiKBii turn ... n*
tionaL
other in tha opening game of the
Ife v M or Mm Yankees!
World Senas for ths second time
—n i t ' i tfco basshall qusstkoa W Tha aaawar *«uM ba
■•asst away. Thar m at today in in a row, the professional eddi
"Si day m A t UK WarM Bsrio* tha Brat of tha gamea which w ill makers made it a “ pick 'em
^ g—sit la Uili homo of lbs dsfsad- ta ll tha ite ry and tha m a iu fe ri game." Rut aver the long haul In
* to | esnpW ni — the Milwsufcss of Um two cluba led with tbair this best-of seven Series, the "city
laflhandad pitching boat.
slickers" from the big town were
B u t ta n thajr dawn Um m nnee
For tha Braves It waa Wan an I I in over the "tountry hick#"
ud and mighty New Y ork Yen- Spaha and fo r tha Yankees It wai from Milwaukee who took them In
a again? Th* of ft c UI odds Whliey Ford. They are about 11 seven game* last year.
m akers a ir Uwy ra a 't do It, and good as thay coma.
.Manager* Tonfidaat
And because these two southao did 3 i of the I t baseball writers
Last year Ford beat flpshn, I I.
in th* opener at New York, whtr#
★
★
★
the Series w ill shift for the third
game on Saturday — with Friday
a day o ff fo r travel. But the
Braves, wilh right-hander Law
Burdette winning Ihrte gxmrs.
came from behind to take i t all.
Terhaps thinking bark to that,
manager Fred Hanay of th*
M ILH'AO KBC (LP*>—Th* M il- 1meat the Yankees in a spring Rravra chose S plhr over Burdette
again.
And perhaps
thinking
tfM k e e Braves pick themscUr a to In h ib itio n g e m * at flcedenlon,
back, too, Casey Strngr' of the
— -wrln In fire
Fla., rather titan In a 5eries lor
Yankees called on his "Irem an"
~ ’ ;*p *a i wai tha consensus of Mil baseball's rlrh a tl prlre nf all.
to try and gat hla club off in front
waukea pUyara today shortly be
“ Why should w# be the ones to again.
fora they want out iu meat u*; w o rry !" asked Lew Burdette. "We
Both managers rsp rru e d confi
American League champion Van ( roved we «ouW tick 'em Let
keaa in the opening game of •lie year and iw v It'a up to them to dence — Haney prom lilng 30,000
paisding fans tr a Milwaukee Civ
X45-> W orld S triei
try and ratch ue. If there's any
'♦ F ir s t baseman Frank Torts pul pressure. It certainly is on them." ic welcome to the ilravrs Tues
day niyht tin t "wa rs going in
‘. i t this way:
Logan offered tha thought the
• • M o a t of us think we ll *m It Yankees bright bo pressing a bit give you another wcild s champi
onship "
fiT five because we re a muth
In aa aii-out e ffo rt to get out In
IlUt V.rngel w ii Just \« sura ths
stronger ball club than we war* lio n t fast.
Yankees — wlv* never bavA lust
"You watch and son how tbe>'H two World .Varies > a ro w --were
ou can m i that again," piped
♦ftp shortstop Johnny Logan, dress, do anything they ran to tty and not g o 'ig to change Ihclr hsblu
grab a run or two in the first and now.
ta g I p. tha re st lorkar, * and you
Worried Ov»r Injuries
can pert me down for five games, second innings." said the Milwau
kee shortstop. “ They'd like noth
Both managers pronounrtd their
too.**
Torrw 1*t Logan have his say ing belter than to have u* ch iv rlubs In fine shape But they were
ing them. If the Yanks don't scoir whistling in the d irk .
and liven continued.
So much so that Haney said h»
“ l | n never pisyad with a club In the first thine ur four Innings
that has so much confidence as loday, take a look over at Ihclr probably would Start Felix Man
this «ne,“ he laid " T h -v ’ r* real bench and notire how Tasty Sten tilla , a u tility m»n who never
played the nultleld before the sea
l o o s * and relaxed. W r're not gel w ill start t« tid g ft "
jviUnd by
K
★ ★ ★
Braves Pick Themselves
To Take Series In Five
stir”
rocky o r xnythl&g like lhat, but
feel we'ra tha boas this time,
' " W the Yankees.
”
"Look around this rlubhouee, Do
-iy o u see ana guy with a worriad
lo o k? "
Thera wasn't one. Moat o f (ham
^ ^ .S fe r e bantaring light heartadly, and
* • by th e ir cslualntta one might gat
' the idea they were going out to
son In center field instead of B illy
Bruton. Ha explained it by point
ing nut Mantilla hits right-handed
and Bruton left — and Ford usual
ly doesn't g itr up at murh at s
loud foul against <ha lafthaoded
hitlers H* faces.
Ha didn't prof*** any worry
• bout Bruton's ailing knee. He do.tdari after a brief workout Tues
day that Was Covington — another
of th* 1MT Braves' heroes—would
be okay to play tha outfield and
that he would ta ll nn firs t hi*#.
m*n Frank Torre i f necessary.
Among tha Yankte Injury-gam
bles was Ford himself. Stengel's
clutch pilrher was sidelined for
tome six weeks with a to r* leu
elbow, but he came bark wuh
three Impraaslra performances to
win the starting nod fo r t ’ie Yac
ke d .
S tergtl h id on* thing to be
hopeful for — healthy M i r k e y
Msntle ar.d Moose S h o rn .’ Tnotr
two bluing bulwa.ks In the Yan
kee offensive err-sy were not at
their best in last year's 5er.ee.
Sticks Huh Barra
But there were i'idicarioni Sten
gel — ri>nfide->t outwardly—wasn't
so ronfident inwardly. He admittod be toted with tha idea of
catching Liston Howsrd, a right
handed hitter, instead o f on* <-f
the old standbys, Yogi Barra. Hut
at th* fiat mlrute he deckled to
go v im the lefthindad hitting Ber
ra, who has caught more World
la rlr s genus than any olhar
catcher, because:
"He works with this pitcher of
min* pretty good."
Stm iiiolti W 01
For Apopka Gai
Junior Saninoles,
J
Tho Sanford Juafor Varsity
travel■! to Loaskunr last night
for lu first a*we of the season
and held Uu Baby YsUow Jsri.au
t* • <M) tie.
The ganferd S*m lnotei w ill a t ta il Friday right. Is get
tempt to regain th e ir winning ty o f attention this
form Friday night when they tra tempt* to lite ra l the
vel to Apopka, another gridiron lug halfbacks and en
opponent which la "loaded'' this in several Semiaol* fun
week.
season.
ginford, with a t- t record, w ill
?oabro*t* h*d scouted
h* the undsrdog fo r the second noles in their victory ovJ
week In a row. A host of return and was w *ltp re p irc d .|
ing If Mermen and reserve bench too. has scouting lip o rli
eirength make Apopka lh» favor 5* mi notes. Coach Pigoj
ite. Too. the home field w ill ba in fore, has Lem p re p irir
Apopka'r favor.
t'jrp ris c i for this games
The S r ib r r r t f contest'
Th* Samioolea emerged from the
Seabra*** ronton minus any ear- »!*rt nf the "heavy
ious in ju rif*. Th# Sandcrabi last wrhlch fares tn* Sanlord j
Friday night proved th * valu* o f a the next t e r m ! week*.
strong bench In It* 110 victory ly. the Nrmir-olcs look
over the gsnford squad.
against thr Daymna squ
Coach Jim P ig -it this week is too. Is being pol iM d l |
attempting In polish Ike offe’ iv,
O mj well timed play xn
which found th* going almost im- bln co il ih* Ssm. o lri
po*»(*>!• against gaabreesr. The l i l t w#*k. The defense ]
Srmuvi’.et w ill fa,e a.iother H<g ' ( rxfc* In check, but th
line end 1 mobile turicfttld
unsb!# to take idv
tneir Friday nigh; game w lu -g r.-upte of scoring opp<
Apopka.
Coaches hope the I t i n t j
Ths p in in g attack, which did had one out o f it* systsr
not meaiure up to expectations Seab-erie.
Th* Seminole* dominated play
throughout but **ra unab’e to
Pick up a tally. Thay bald the
Jackets to a Iona ftrst down while
moving on th* ground fo r It.
The JV'e bad fl*s drives M ill
looked a* though they would
icora. but pens*!** prevsntad
thsm from hitting paydirt. John
Mann lorovtred a fumble end sent
over th r goal Lae tn ons oerstion
but a clipping penalty nti lifted
it. Mann was the eutstandim ball
learner fo r the eveemg and show.
rg In Draw *
o f thlmrt.
r r f t i n Je rry D illa rd l U
was
I surprise w ith his run*
ning re hs went fo r ao yards
but 1 •> was called back dus to
• p*i
Thi
Fox.
Whsli
on of
Jacki
deep
of M
terioi
W it
10 ,
Wedr
the !
'
raford line, lad by Charlie
i u r F a w lty and Johnnr
, made a fina s h o w lrN
s and defense, giving tho
othing. The Jackeu were
ihclr own tend lory meet
rn in g and never made a
next.
ila nnr under th e ir bslu,
should be rssdy next
ly night when they host
reel* JV 't.
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to
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w o u ld
n o o t lif W O R L D S E J b S B a s e b a ll
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Top Grid Teams Favored
To Take Saturday Games
NEW YORK (L T D - The na- western o r r Manford by U , Bay
lion's 19 tar-ranked rclirg e foot lo r svsr M la n l (F Is.I by 1 and
ball taame w ill win their Baturdsy Texas A and M over Missouri by
gam**—most o f them w ith ease— 6 In ether intersections I games.
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If the oddsmakera s ic right.
Odds on other top games
In their weekly quotations, the
K a il: Brawn over Yale by I.
oddimekers made top • ranked Holy Cross over Syracuse by 1.
Oklahoma a I t point choice to Cornell ever Harvard by O, Dart
whip visiting Oregon.
mouth over Pennsylvania by >1.
MlrhlgSn Slate, ranked second Princeton m * r Columbia bv 11,
this week by the L 'nilrd I’ re n In- and Nsvy over BoMan University
lei national board of coach* • is a by It .
I
By RLU ht'MOENHItl.NST
1) paint favorite fo r it* Big Tan
South: Virgims Tech over Wil
ttrttta n Foe V F I
clash with M lehigin at Hast l-an- liam end Manr by 1. Clem son over
M ILW AU KEE. W ii. ( U P li- T b li sing. Third-ranked Ohio Slate also Maryland by 1, Georgia over
fi'ric s with the rankers i t going is a stout favorite, rating a 11- South Carolina by J. Vanderbilt
Z l‘i he a pitching Scries. It's going poml bulge over Washington at oye. A labam t by S. Wake Korru
to depend on bnw strong the pitch- Columbus.
over Florida S u l* by *. MUeta-o ra are on the particular day they
Fourth • ranked Auburn is so 1 slpp< B ute over Tennessee b\
work
Heavily favored far i t i gams with and Georgia Trch over TuUne by
1 can't say that w» arc stronger ChxUanooga lhat the oddsmakera >
In jiltin g , or they h«ve the edge took the contest o ff their l-oard*.
Midwest- Nebraska ever lows
•n re terras. Cur club 11 well tul- The p rirrm ske r*
pul sevent*, State by I. Colorado over Kan***
a n rrd , and they are. loo, I Just ranked Wisconsin's game w.ih by 7. and Houston over Lincm n ili
reel iu r rlub Is good enough in Marquette, eighth • tanka'! Iowa's by A
w in again
game with lh« A ir Foret Acade
Southwest. Texes over Tex*'
Aa •or tha Yankees being out my and lOlh ranked Mississippi's Trch by II aad T r ia l Ch-tsutn
In avenge their Inis of Ia n year, Sstuiday night meeting witls T rin i over A tk a n s ii by I I
a ll 1 ra n aay Is they have a good ty (T tx.k In th* lame category.
West; Oregon Stale over UCLA
ball d u b and we know it, Tae*
F ifth ranked Arm y l* fevered hv I. and Southern California over
elan know how good we are. I over Penn Mata it, to point 1 lor North Carolina by T in a rrtusy
know i t w ill ho a good Series be their Cast feature, sixth • naked night game.
cause both clubs think they can Notre Dame is a T nolnt choice
win.
1fo r Its visit to ’ oullierti Methodist
I don't think we p'ayed aa g-u-d and nlnih rankrd Pittsburgh Is fa
ball this year as » * did last year. vored by th* same margin for its
Last year the Injuries didn't, hurl visit to Minnesota
ilt'a o much and w« played battar,
Wainington M at* is favored by
a t lease in spurn
1 fo r it* rlash with California tn
This year tha frllow s s ir s al Sat'.-rday's nationally la ', c vised
ways galling hurt Just as they be gams,
gan to help us. Wes Covington got
I* aa good as th* sunt* tael
Tite oddsmakera ra t* th* North
•lands behind them.
h u rt In the spring before the sea- Carolina State Virginia gam* ona
aoj} .yen started. Me) Rnarh got nt Saturday's closest, ra ilin g it 1
J » w « lry
h a rt ju st when he w a i fillin g in toe*-up
, < £ w # l | (or us. Last year they • lllin o it is favored over Duke by
Stor#
C a u g h t up Bob H tilc and he was I . Purdue over Rice by T, W rit
fA 2*0101
202 E. l i t
able u> stay in Ultra and gat hot V irginia over Indiana by 7, Northlo r us.
Thoaa two go»d young pitehara,
Carl W illey and Juan T iiarro,
helped us a lot. but another one,
Joey Jay, wat hurl Just when he
get going good.
R ight now ware in pretty good
shape. Mirkey Manila and Bill
Show ron w ill help the Yankees,
too th is year. But I don’t believe
th e ir absence last y-aar was what
raused ur to win the S e rin We
Just won It, that a all.
• The fallows oa this club know
w ju t thay have to do and what
m o d e rn
they can do. Wo can't bo worried
f
About who the Yankee* are going
o ffic e n t 3 0 6
I*.u s e . We've get to w o rry about
Aursalvwa only.
1 don't think it w ill make any
difference la this Serial If m i
stub Uksa the first two games or
Any other kind of edge.
It'a the best (our aut o f seven,
whether it's tho firs t fo u r nr the
Schoendienst Says
Hurling To Decide
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Pastrano Defeated
By British Champ
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LONDON it'P I >— After year* of
frustration. E u r o p e a n beasyweights * r f on tha «omtback trail.'
lenger Willie P a itriM beca-rx the
latait victim of Europe‘ 1 ref m trffit hravita Tuesdav night
when bulky Brltiah rhampioii B ri
an London brat him en a disputed
trrhnlcal knockout.
It »aa the third straight upa*t
of high-rated fig»,:*-t by Eut*peana In Iraa than three » k V«
European champion Irgcmar Jobanaaon knocked out Eddie Machen. then No. I challenger. Sept.
11. and laat week Wtllle Branenoff knocked out eighth rated Ale*
Miteff of Argentina.
Paatrano, of Miami, Fla., wa*
ahead on points when referee Jack
Hart atonped tha fight at the end
of the fifth rourd at Harrlngay
Arena became of a two-inch cut
Anver the Americana left tyt.
Londun had butted raitra.no In
the fourth. Paatrano. who at 1*3«,
*a» g irn g away IT ', lbs., ducked,
rode with the punches and atjng
Vsck with h it left.
But he la.-krd the power la ce
n ter a decline blow on Lond-n t
b ir, inviting chin, and London hit
hia eye twice more before the
fight waa halted.
Peitrano wept and hia manager.
» * ngelo Dundee. « «i furioua over
the decision
"How can the referaa tell wheth
er my boy'a hurt." said Durdee.
••Ho ain't no doctor."
But under British rulei. the reffree need not coniult a doctor.
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Tbs
U i * m or tbs Yankees?
—- A a l’l tbs baseball question of
U s day sa lbs IMS World M o t
l y a s d is Oili homo o f tha defenddag ram p Iona — tha Milwaukee
Braves.
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proud and mighty New York Van
kcaa again? T h t official odd*
m aker* aay tb ty can't do It, and
10 did JS of tha M baseball w rlto ri
U sfliL
Tha answer could he aeven
game* sway. They met today In
the Brat of th t gamea whleh w ill
tall tho Mery and tha maaageM
of tha two cluba led with their
leftbindsd pitching beat.
For tho Brave* it wta W arten
Spaha and fo r th * Yankee* It wa*
Whitey Ford. They a rt about a*
good a* they com*.
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Braves Pick Themselves
To Take Series In Five
M ILW AU K EE (U P li-T b e M ilWaukae Brava* pick thomaelvoa to
— Win In flva.
' • T ^ l t l t waa tha rnn»*naui o f MUw adies playera today ahortly bafora they went out to meot the
American Loagu* champion Yanksai In tho opening game of th r
J A M W orld Strtoa.
^ F irst baaeman Frank T o m gut
» * 1t U1I1 way:
• . • m >Mu i >. o f ua think we ll win It
" * 'fis * five because we'ro a much
attfinger ball dub than » * were
lgst year.**
*# ,‘You can la y that again," piped
' M shortstop Johno Lagan. dre«*
lag In U.v next fo c/*r. "and you
vail put me down f->r five gam ai,
ton."
Terra l* t lx>gxn he. a h it *ay
a.id (hen continued.
'I'v e never played with a club
u u l h i t $0 much ro n fid tiic t a*
this nna," w* o ld . "They're real
l o o t * and relaxed. We’r t not
cocki o r anything like that, but
t l * * * * l * t l xe’rs tho boa* thia Ume,
• p lo t tj.« Yankee*.
.. "Lnok around this rlubhou**. Do
('J y o u aaa one guy with a worried
‘ look?"
Thera warn t on*. Moel o f tham
hantcrin* llfht-be»ricd!y, nr.d
• • b y their r i l u a l n t i i one might gat
' ' th * Idea thay were going out to
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By RED BCHOENDIENST
Written For UP!
M ILW AUKEE. WU. ( U P D -T h U
B e rlri w ith the Yankrea la going
• to be a pitching Series. Il'a going
",lo depend on boar strong the pitch*
-ora are on the particular day they
work.
I rx n 't say that we are stronger
In hitting, or thry hav* th r rdge
In reserves. Our club is well bal
anced. and they are. Inn. I just
feel our club la good enough to
win again.
Aa fo r the Yankees being out
to avenge their In i* nf t u t year,
«H I ran *ay Is they have a good
hall rlu h and see know It. They
aim know how good w« are. I
know it w ill ho g good S e rin be
cause both cluba think they can
win.
I don't think we p’ajed a* c«<*4
hall this year ax we did last year.
la s t year tho Injuries didn't h u rt
uT m much and w« played better,
at* least In (purls.
Thla year tho fe llo w , were atwaya gottuig hurt Juil a* tn ry be
gan to help us. Waa Covington got
Burt In the spring before the a«geon even started. Mel Itoarh got
h ttrt juat whan he w a l fillin g In
M * well fo r u i. Last year they
Cwught up Bob Haile and be wa*
able to stay In there and get hot
lor U».
Thus* two go»d young pitchers,
Carl WUley and Juan P frtrrn ,
helped u i a lot, hut another one,
Jo*y Jay, waa hurl juat when he
got going good.
Right now wa re In pretty g-K>d
shape. Mickey Manila and BUI
Skowron w t'l help th* Yankee*,
too. this year. Rui I don't behove ,
their ibsen** l u t year was w h it I
tam ed u* So win Ihe Sene*. We
j u it won It, that'a all.
• Tha fellows oa thla club know
d jta t they hava to do and w h it
tin y can do. Wa can't b* worried
about wtm the Yanks** are going
tp,use. We’ ve got to Worry about
• u r i i l v t t onlyi don't Dank It w ill make any
difference lo this Series U one
club takas tho Prat two games or
Bay other kind of edge.
It's tho beat tour out o f aeven,
whether it's tho firs t four or vh*
( } | t four.
Bell Signals Win
'"ANNAPOLIS. Md. - f U P I)
in **t th* bankets in 4 spring
rxhibltion g a m e at Bradenton.
Fla., rather than in a Serial for
baiaball'i rich o it prire of aU.
"Why should wa be the one* to
w orry?" e ik td Lew Burdette. **We
proved »w could litk 'em l* * t
year and now It's up to them to
try and catch u*. If there'a any
preiiure. It certainly la on tham ."
Logan offered th* thought the
Yaakaca might bs p rtu ln g a bit
In an x’lw ut e ffo rt to get out In
frunt fa it.
"You watch and t*e how they'll
dn anything they ran to try and
grab * run or two In the first and
itennd In n lrg *." n ld the M ilw au
kee ihortetop. “ They'd Ilka noth
ing belter than lo have l i chaiing them. I f the Yanks dun l tcore
in the firs t three ur four Inning*
todiy, take a look over at their
bench and notice hnw C atty Blrngel w ill start to fidget."
paw area were lo in * against torh
«tb#r In tha opening gam* of the
World Sorita fo r tha atcopd time
In a row, th t professional add*
maker! m i dr It a "pick 'em
a im *." But o v rr th t long haul In
this heM-of seven S »rlu, th t “ elty
aUcktra'' from th t big town w tr t
1110 over the “ country hicks"
from Itllw aukra who took them In
Mvtn yam** l u t year.
Manaytr* C snfidtnl
fJ**t yaar fo rd heat gpahn, S t.
In tha opener at N rw York, w h ir*
th t S trlt* w ill shift fo r th t third
game on Saturday — with Friday
a day o ff fo r travel. But the
Brave*, wiih right-hander Lew
Burdette winning th r tt g im r*.
came from behind to take it all.
Prrhapa thinking back to that,
manager Fred Hanty of the
D ra m chose Spahn over RurdtUt
again. And
ptrhap*. thinking
back, too, Casey S ltn g tl of thr
Yankee* ealltd on hi* "i.-emar. ’
to try and get hi* club off In front
again.
Both m anaytrt rxpreitod confi
dence — Hanty promising 10.000
pending fan* in a Milwaukee civ
ic welcome to tha Brave* Toe*
day night that “ w t’r* going 10
give )t>u another world a championahlp."
Hut stenyrl waa Juii a* -u/e vh*
Vanket* — who never have lost
two World Striea in a row- were
not going to change their h»biu
now.
Worried 0 * c r Injuria*
Doth manageri pronounced their
.-tub* in fine shape But they were
w hittling In Ibe d irk .
So much *0 (hal Haney *«id he
probably would H art Felix Man
tilla, a u tility man who pevtr
played th* nulfield neforc the tea
I ton in center field initead of B illy
Bruton. He explained It by point. ing sat Mantilla falta right-handed
and Bruton loft — and Ford uaually doesn't give up a* much aa a
loud foul again*! the tefthandrd
bttlerg he fa ct*.
He didn't peofess any worry
about Brutons ailing knee. He de
rided after a brief workout Tuoiday that Wei Covington — another
nf th t 1MT Brava*' heme*—would
he okay to play the outfield and
that h* would call on f i r t t nnaeman Frank Torre if n e c tlia ry .
Among tha Yankee injury-gamblea waa Ford him ie lf. Sitngel'a
cluteh pitcher wa» sidelined for
tom * six w e*ki with a >ora left
elbow, but he cam* back with
three im p rcftlvc performance* In
win the Marling nod for Ihe Y in keel.
Stengel had on* thing In b*
hopef-j! fo r — healthy M i c k e y
Mantle and Mnoae Skowroo. Thov*
two hitting bulwark! In Ui* Yan
ke* o fftn tiv e array ware ro t at
their belt in Ust yeafa Serlts.
Stick* With Berra
But ther* w*re indicationt Sten
g*l — m nltdcni outwardly—w a in 'I
*r. confident Inwardly. He admit l*»i ho toyed with iho idea of
catching Hilton Howard, a right
handed hitter, lm trad o f ooe a t
the old Mandbyi. Yogi Be-re. But
at th* last minute he decided to
go w ith Iho lefthanded hitting Berra, who hal caught mnra World
S e rin game* than any other
catcher, becaute:
"He work* with Hits pUcher of
mine pretty good.'*
of attention this i
trm p ti to lito ra l tha ba|
ing halfbacks and ends
opponant which I* "loaded'' this In m o r a l St mlnol* fuoj
w ttk .
aoiion.
Botbroex* had .routed 1
Sanford, with i I ! record, w ill
be the underdog for th* aecond ttolea in th tir victory 014
w e ll In a row. A holt of return and waa well-prepared.]
ing lettermen and reserve h»nth too. hat icoutint ttp o rl)
itre rg th make Apopka th* favor- S tm innlti. Coach P i;o |
tie. Too. the home field w ill bo in fort, Hai been prepant^
surprise! far this same.
Apopka'r favor.
T h t Beabrrei* contest'
The S tm inolt* em trgrd from Ihe
S *sh r**t* rent**! minus any M r- Start of th t "heavy 1
iou* Injuriea. Th* Sandcrab* l i l t which fa c ti th t Sanlordj
Friday night proved th * value of a the n u t several wteka. □
Jtrong bench in lla ISO victory ly, th t Seminole* ' 00^
over th* Sanford squad.
against the Daytona »qii|
Coach Jim Pigott thla week ii loo, It b f i f f polished t l
attempting to polish the offe.-uo,
On* a t i l timed play art
which found the going almo*: Jm- b> r o ll tht 5»intr,alcl
pom bl* against S*abr***e. Tht ta it week. T h t d c f t r t e j
Stminolei w ill f i r * another big ‘Craba in check. but thj
line and a mobile hackfield In w ai unab!a to taka advl
Iheir Friday night game with a couple t l a.'orinf appl
Apopka.
Coatkei ho»t »ht Icarqj
Tha p a il'n g attack which did I bad 0.1c nut of Its *y Mens'
not m ra iu rt up to expectation I Subracre.
ly
througha-t hut w ort uneb't to
yl(k Up « tally. They h«M Uu
Jacketo to a lent f i n t dawn while
moTtry nn tii« (round for 11.
Th* JV’» h«4 fl*a drivo* t in t
looked u
though they would
•ear*, but p k u Hj m prevented
them from h itu n f paydirt. John
Mann rtccvf rtd a ."ambit and went
over tbs goal lino an one ocraiion
hut a clipping penalty nullified
it. Minn w it the autManding UU
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NEW YORK (UIM ) - The na w calirn over Stanford by U Bay
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hail teame w ill win their Saturday Texas A and M over Missouri by
gamea—moat o f them with c u e — C In other iat*rt**U o n *i gsmis.
i f th* oddim akert ate right.
Odd* on other top gnmeir
In their weekly quotation*, the
East: Brown over Yale by I.
I n d d im ik rn made top • ranked Holy Cross over Syracuse h> S.
1Oklahoma a 11 point choice to Cornrll over Harvard by It. Dart
I whip v liltin g Oiegon.
mouth over Pennsylvania b> 11.
Michigan State, ranked
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ttrnaiiona! board of roaches, l« a by 14
I)p o in t favorite fo r Its Big Ten
South: Virginia Tech over Wil
Hath with Michigan at F a il Lan liam and Mary by 2. Ct*m*on over
sing. Third-ranked Ohio Siate also Maryland hy J. Georgia over
Is a (lout (avorllc. latlng n 21* South Carolina by 2. Vanderbilt
point bulge over Washington at over Alabama by 4. Wake Forest
Columbus.
over Florida State hy X. MissisFourth • ranked Auburn I* *o sippt SUt* over T e a r***** by I
heavily favored for it* gam* with and Georgia Tech ovar Tu.vne by
Chattinftnga that the odd*maker*
look th* contest o ff th rlr board*.
X id n n t: Nebraska aver tow*
The p rirrm ik e r*
pul »*'enlh- Stole hy 2. CnloriHa over K in ***
tanked W itoontin'i game wun hy 7, and Houston over Cinctnnsti
Marquettr, eighth • iank*d Iowa's by *
gata* with the A ir Force Acade
SnulhutM, T*x«* aver l e u *
my and loth ranked M lu b iip p i'i Tech by II tod T tx s i C h riitun
Saturday night meeting with T rln i over Atk«nJ** by 11
tj (Tex ) in th* tame citegory.
West: Oregr.n Slat* over UCLA
Fifth rankad Arm y la favored by J, and Southern ( aliform* over
over Penn State by 10 point* fo r North Csrolin* by T la a Friday
their C a ll feature. Math • ranked night game.
,
Notre Dame I* a T-potnt choice
fo r III v lilt to Southern M e llio d lil
and ninth ranked Pitttburgh I* fa
lured by th* same margin fo r itx
visit to Minnesota.
Washington State is favored by T tor Ita clash with California in
Saturday'* nationally t e l e vised
game.
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Pastrano Defeated
By British Champ
LONDON ( t ’ P I l— A fter y r i n of
fru it r i l l on, E u r o p e a n heavy,
weight! are or the comeback t r ill,
lenger W illi# Paitrano became the
la te it victim o f Europo'i reemerged heavlea Tuesday n iih t
when bulky British champinn B ri
an London beat him on a dtipuird
technical knockout.
It was the third atra ith t upaei
o f high-rated fighter* by Eumpoana In Io n than three weeki.
European champion Ir ic m a r Johanason knocked out Eddie Mathon. then No. t challenger. Sept.
14. and laat week W illie Beamano ff knocked out eighth-rated Alax
M iteff o f Argentina.
Paitrano, of Miam i, Fl.v, wat
ahead on point! when referee Jack
Hart itorped the figh* at the end
nf the fifth round at Harringay
Arana bicauth o f a two-inch -ut
^ o v « r the Americana lef. eye.
London had butted Taatrarv In
the fourth. Paatrano, who at IM S
wax giving away I7 'v Iba., ducked,
rode with the punc ea and itung
ta c k with h it left.
But he lacked the power to dr
liver a deeitive blow on Londnn’ a
big, inviting cnin. and London hit
hia eye twice more before the
fight wai halted.
Paatrano wept and hia manager.
^ t n g e S Dundee, waa fu rio u l over
the dccilion.
"How can the referee teil w t*lh • r my boy'a h u rt." and Dundee.
"H e ain't no doctor."
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Scboendiemt 2b
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Mantle r f
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GAINESVILLE (U l’ l i - The |
t 'n i m ii t y of Florida, booated by
the teturr. of fullback Sonny Gllea
from the Injured lil t , again plan
ned to concentrate today «n defrn iin g U C LA ’a tingle wing offenlive.
The GaWa returned (mm a
two-dav r n t T u tid a y and got
thvlr flrat good look at the UCLA
power formation *» interpreted b*
M he freehmen. And C W h Bob
™Voodruf f aaid th i v a n ity nted*
to become a lot mere fr m iliar
with the aing'e wt;tg tefem taking
on the Bruina in U<t Angelea
Of r. 10.
GlleC return to the lu.eup ga»e
the G alo.i badly needed strength
at fullback. The highly rcgaided
Jackaonville aophomnre iiiffered
an Injured knee a month ago and
hai not played yet.
Running Expected
To Highlight T ilt
TALLAHASSEE (U P II - Fan*
can capec; a lot ef top running
Saturday night when hard-ruihlng
Florida State tanglea with un
defeated Wake Foreat.
Bobby Henn. Florida Slate half
back, renka third nationally In
A lth in g with 19* ya rd l on 22
"irrifi.
Wtka Foreat'a Neil MacLaari at
fullback holda the number five
BatJoaal apot w ith 1M ya rd l on
M carrier.
Ib a Semlnolea held a fullgim o lertm m aga Tuaaday with
guard T erry Moran ahtning on
defenae.
^Hurricanes Prep
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lag poatiioni.
Nall Fleming and Iku g Davla
w ill atari at tha tr o halfback
pn«ta. Capt Joe Plevel and Bytea
Ttiiako were dropgwd back te
recond itrin g Tueaday.
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Church Planning To Take Part In Witnessing Week
Flaea /o r the San/anl N i t i n m
Church to take part In the danomination foal of reaching one
million people with a personal
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Ihe anniversary Sundiy morning missions." Nasirenra gave II,. sions.
service, Oct. 12.
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the week and also attendance
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the week o f witnessing as follow*: ■
*'A i a denomination, we are en- |
deavoring to show our concern
for the lost here at home. Fitting
Gospel Meeting
week.
Rev. R. II. Spear Jr., paalor,
■lid the local church w ill endeavor
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R—MISCELLANEOUS
♦-FLO W E R S • FLAN I S
M l III IIS
I t —OFFICE KOI I I'M ENT
IIA LTO JIO IIII.I-H •
TR A ILE R S
ft* —BOATS ft MOTORS
TO—FARM S IF F L IE S ft
MACHINERY
I I —|>E1S ■ LIVESTOCK .
s u p p l ie s
1 1 - ARTICLES
WANTED
IS—FI.ACES TO EAT
17-I1KN LTN
parlors
11—fe m a le h el p w anted
If—m ale h e l p w anted
M A LE OR F E M A LE
71-W O R K W ANTED
f t ! —BUSINESS
•
O FFORTEM T 1I.S
33—SPELTAl SERA ICES
31—PLANO SERA ICES
24 A -R U II DING CONTR ACTORS
31—E I.E IT R IC A I
CONTI! ACTOHS
U N -B U IL D IN G , REPAIRS.
3J.R B U ILD IN G S IT T L IE S
I f — INSURANCE
U —NOTICE * PERSONALS
J«— ARTICLES FOR SALK
ft* — F U R N IT I RE ft
W
HOUSEHOLD
r- L < » T ft FOUND
FOUND — P air of i l l * and HI*
l-rlt. Ph. Hugh Gn-.-r. I'.A 2-5181.
2—FUR It ANT
5 toom unfurnlebed apartincnl
kit. equipped. C*R PA 2-7676.
Furmehrd apartment, 5n0 I’a it.
II
SAN I.A N T A nicely furnlihed
apartment*. 40a K. 1Ith St.
Ph. FA 2 4?8.*
J Bedroom futnl»ltevl apartment.
Call FA 2-4558 a fte r 5:M.
! —FOR RENT
R EAL ESTATE FOR SALK
Jhr
t*a n !o rft
fr r a lh
W ed. O rt.
1. 19NK— Phtre
!» I I — Aulnmnhllr* ft
Fijrn. apt. 101 Palm tlto. FA 1 40*1.
I f \S m m
FAMILY OUT2 Slecplr-c room*. Private en GROWN YOl'It TWO RED*
hance ft hath. Ph. FA 2 3?M ROOM HOME’
qr FA 2 0133.
Then make me a rea-enable idler
Three bedroom fu rn lth rd h-.u-r.
1*0 a ..ionth. 3350 pal. Ave. Ph.
FA 3-0735.
Small furnilhed home ru t-n it of
city. $04*. Ed Hart! F. Lane. Ph
FA 8*3401.
For RENT nr S ALE : Small hmi-e
in the country. Furnilhed. t a ll
FA M 7 F .
LAFF* A * D AY
Till* i* a gue»t pa»» to the Ititr
Ttli atte for Mr*. Bower F tp
date Oct I. *J|.
A v u ilu b lr
fu r
inm i.-dl.ito
nng.ics.wiun. FAMILY PRIC*
KIL Call uw TOHAV.
Kxcluisvc With
Seminole Realty
FA 2-5232
A !>* %*4 fTOtar** fr«4gr4 J*a. Mars. -fw#
DOWN
-REAL ESTATE EUR SALE
II
IT IS REAL
ESTATE
COUNTRY CLUH
MANOR
Legal Notice
5-
REAL r.STATT. r OR A A l-E l u ito m
Nearly new beautiful 2 betlr am.
U h rrtv Real F 'ta te Agency
D v UA 2 9329—Notary
tile bath ma-omy home. . ar_S/. j e i n r
pone, u tility rmun, *p.*ce heat* 1213 YV. 13th St. Itrar-I!arbcr Shop
1,6
N p irtf Ave
er. Nicely ia n d -a p r-l
vtk Crumley ( Menleith
! Vr. old 2 hdrm. home Electric at 117 5 »u:d Park Fh F A 2 *693
kitchen jaloutir window'*, tile
BRAND NEW 1 Bit U r hath*
mavonry home aouth u| San*
hath, u tility room, large brtrk ARK YOU TIDED OF P VV!NtS
ford
for only SIJ.WO. with
RENT?
bar treeur ami planter, Land1 llrdruom. kitchen e*|Uipped.
•taped ground Full prtce
term*.
Wall to wall carpel 1550 0(1
AVili
arrange
te r m *
Ph,
A .u b ita n ll.il ilown payment w ill
(own, *" ’ 5*» per month
give you p o n e i.lo n of a beauFA 23617.
NY. I I . —mu** S ta m p e r A g e n ry
tifu l 3 111! home In M avfair
tertian An e*cepUnnai value at
t t r i rnr ft In .u rrr
only 512.500.
A«*ac. l-uy Allen. II K Taffer
V f r , npa( ; n il frame. nuUtde
A rlctte I’ rice. Everelt Harper
f igj-# plus 1 additional lot* with
Phone FA 2 4931
I I I S P itk
If llc d riH im s
c ltru *. n c e t ii nt InvcMment pro
ROBERT A. W ILLIA M S . Realtor
I 'ln r iiln ito tim
petty at « n l) 55^ 06. te rm * it
Ita.mond t undqulit. Aaane.
d r ille d .
— F .H .A . —
FA 2-3811
Atlantic Rank RIJc.
Many other 2. 3. and 4 HR home*
at attractive price* and term*
L t> for tale, loca'*d « mile* W
,\ few rental* *ttll a* atlable.
of Sanford Ph. FA 2 3260.
DOWNTOWN — Large furni.hcd
u p ita lii apartment. 2 living
F A I t M R I t ’S A G E N C Y
room*, d in itij room and 3 bed
N. V. Farmer. Realtor
room*. Only 565 ttio. FA 2-3071,
D. II. Whitmore, A****0 ------------------------------------------------W EI-AKA APAR TM EN TS: room, 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 5221
private bath*. 114 IV. Firat St. A fte r hour* FA 2-261* nr hA 2 4921
*4
‘ T h a i guy w ith the revolver ia try in g to j e t y o u r
a tte n tio n "
I ' * ' , MORTGAGE
NO (Jl ALIKYINf.
NO CLOSING COSTS
Ph. FA 2-7.1S2
$28o 00
(In c lu d e s d o s in g )
J8280
LAUG H
.00
only S57.r»l> inoii tlily
I
FREE
rttke-t
Up A t Our
Offtre
Seminole Realty
J. W. MALI/
Wc Feature
QUALITY HOMES
m rawriK rrxmr
Low Down Payment
2)P, «thl(h la o»» If if ?i *9• j 414 f:«a| of th« n i f f A lu m in D y H ‘»l
rubUc ll a a r l r t m ill !>• hftlu in M.a
m m
9l+of» K w lfiB lf C*«ufitv 1*0urt llouift. Kipfnril, Florida, n l liv r i*
iaml«iftda rs m fir
Ca"'ml8*lft*»»
n r ltd ftR tK. Ilrrtws
rivFnfndU r minty Knn.nv fitraelar
d a r Uct'»»’* r f at 2:«»4 P. M. t * i * aoon Iha ra aftaf a# nattlM a.
IV .
OIIIIAM.
Hw». 77-92 A
D ion*
FA
Prea.
27th St.
2-1301
Cfinm rue* iun
Co.
Inr.
31 • » e*l 13th Street
I'hnne r.k 2 1101
6 Y r. old - 3 room CH home—
city lim it* — ideal for eouplt.
Rent
173 TO S a l e I7.7VI 00
term * Cfttl P A lr f u 2 9251.
287:.;
( 'in n
-mil-
ft (Ip u -iu rn
young dr-v-
te id y f»r training
a fter 6 p. m.
I A 2 H'l-o
Ca*h for fu m ilu re rt .urpi-.a,
Snpar Trariibg Pint. Sattfard-Or
lando llw y. FA 2 0677.
i j - B E U T Y ' P N B u iUs
Sanford • Mo«t Mi-ilrrn
Heaulv Salon - Ale ( ni l
H A ItR IE T ld n i t i l r M lO k
A n .n . uffUM .
cnm tlon. O R
2>—*i^r^-ioi T w i " ”
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
• flic, VALUES
• QUICK CREDIT
• EASY TERMS
l i-n'e"c' and lle p jir Work
!<a*7 S i.ifoi-I Ave l ‘h. FA 2 6V1
I'i . Mltl.NG
Contracting ft llepalr*
Free IM im ate*
R I - HAIIVEY
701 Sanford Ave I'linne EA 2 J3AJ
.
..
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i t - r iN N U S .'L tlC E
l<i:' y' ___________ *
11II.SON . MAIEIt
New an I U*ed Furniture
111 F. F ir il SI
Ph. FA 2 38*1
-SSAVIvn
New * (Inc-*
furniture nml Applinncea
' * PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING
ft •-NTT.lV
W. I . II NRMON
.............
Ph Fv ,’ (’ 71 A f c r 3 00 pm . 201 203 K. F ir .t St. Ph. FA 2 09*3
Dance m -tn ie in r-, (.iri* I* to 2*
vr* -»intcd W JI tr iiu . I iqulre ' » V III II i s ......... .. I II VI rTtfts Ih i* I- n guru p i t * fnt he MovieIII
V ItlviU. Dr Land
land Drive-In Theatre fur C.
Build to ynur plan*
SUED AN 8(1101)1. (IF DNNCL
A. T a ilo r Evp. dale Oct *, ‘51.
Ur modeling an«l A d iilio n .
DON T I K I
T - M 61.7-. HELP \ Vb '.LU
I C 'fd furniture. applUnee*. toela
Phon F .. 2-5621
..
et. Bought.mid. l-arrv’ t Mart
Dance in .in ie tor* vranied
Wi I
I I I t IK K VI k * <tV|( I
213 Slnlnrd Ave Ph. FA * 4U2.
tra in Inquire 17.9
N 'livd..
Me L in d
I t —n - W iring M eetrlr Seniee
C lv -.lfiid D i.n ltv
SUED AN SCHOOL ••» D 4NCE
Sul V ibl.n
16— F E M ft lr
j
Mather of Sanford
IIT I P
BAND I I I LEK4*rilll* t n
S fM firi iiirtti r* i j* »"ft mo tfti *
FA 2-391 •
on ihoard* u n fiiii i*-r* ••id l iir * 112 Mag"t-li
Mful l i i f l n l r i
\\ t Me i n
Vii* *
applam acc. tale,
S l ( | | 211 H I * ** SM , Sdd I'B liilliA I P L
aml -et vi. e G. II High, Oviedo
fiitil
Pla Phone I II 3 1.113 or San
K ip r i inter d *'t«*r r r iu lr
2i*'
f-'-<l E \ ! 'MS a ftrr 6 pm.
y a rift if «| A if , t ity Mia*.* «I*J*
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III M D IM . IM P vlllS P VLMING____________________
20—H a ir ««r I r in j lif
R EAL ESTATE
SALESM AN
W ill p a r up In 70' 7- • --m ini.-iun
on •ale*. I I . - . gi—it • -ijh iith e il
liu . liir — *nd Irxallni.
Vll re
ply* to o l life,11L t. V if-lr Ini*
l-l r / u Sinf-.rd llrra h l
IR E A i| IN O il I v II I M l n i l )
Tn aervlce evta-dl-be-l r.-.dp of
Self Service Merch.*-irli*e - rill(
E accltent inenpir l-i :tie pertrp
who quallfir . VlutI In free Iwork 9 h-'U* werkh a-id U l f
ta r.
rrferenc. • a n il
».inc
working rapllnl, which l* *f
- u ifd
Submit work hi*!ory
ami phnm number f--r inler*
view. Mr il- Aallnnal '■n1
J
Vllg t ’o Inc Bov It.;1' .
la* IK. leva-.
ll-'W O R K w TV TE I*
IT N. F T A ll - .
E M P L O Y M E N T S ’ UN It l
llaa qualified o ff -•« brio I
rle .k * .ten--M il W 2nd. St
I n 1V r
El.OOIt .airding and f-nDblng
Cleaning,
waning
Serving
Seminole Couniy »ltirc 19’ Y
I! 11 GIra-on, l.a le Mar*
THIS NNEEKS SPECIAL!
11*7-8 Mobile Ib'iu*
45 ft. L in g — 10 f| Wide
ONt.N *1,99*. TERMS
Slop tn and v isit w ith u* -'
No Obligation
Modem Mnliilr llntnc
Sales tt Park
2919 So. Orlando Dr.
-anfurtl
Ph. FA 2-7232
P iii'lln , liile rio r ft m i l : inf Itr
pan- or *il'lltfon> Sp—-lali/.ng
In 'la iy UaMrr Paint I ’roduet..
EA 2 7859, after 6 p. m
ta rp u tl-, (inragr*. Addition*. Pe
nn-dr ling. Repairing
p It o n a
1 f V 2-<inS7
Holcombes
Place
FltKSH SKA FOOD
DAILY
For Painting ra il Vlr T i-ker I*S|
EA k •iliH » r FA 2 -IU7
- ,1 i IH II I 1IS.1; - I I-PI II s
1 n s I It v t T n t ls - p | < | vl
1 * a 1 ft- 47 V J-tinl No 2 \>1
b, v Pin- Krill r I . of Jj-a l> I
tt '.<3 31
S rra tirr A m iiliitl
Jlos Du M
M t L im it 1 u MBEH
*'-!h ft Maple
P V - "lilR
D pcn 7 A . M . T u 7 P. M -
120.1 NV. :0 R | SL
I'h .
HA
2-n.lC.I
PVl.M
VIA M ilt
Il -me Pei Ihe l*» tl
cP E 'E N 'f! S ill IN PV 2.0*141
l tuld (R if, Itnnirttf. I v j *,*-«
IXTIOL’S
Ironinx |0c a IS pifCf* FA 2 7241
tlu p tin lin r. F V
2
l.uilne I
A-c
tt"
2 Twin Si/e
1 Small
fur
•.
GE
I — s* Tun
S P e T T a l 7 ~ > k 'l\ l (
r lr a m r ig
Red*.
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r
A b t i i R e p a ir* f t
Choir
-
1!
T w in
S ire
Ito a .l Se; v . e
NNiniMilrlrl*
llorV (ilitw- ci
Door [TntwNml (,U-tj
SERVICE
Srnlvirik Glnnw nnd P-tl'tf (’n.
rh . F N I-8SII
. ,
Deep
Ite e /r
Unit* Guod.
Air
Cundiliuner.
lied*.
Enir
Crindifion.
Ronhrfi--e
* ‘k
llr.u lltu n r d s .
(ire > .
i
ru e d
8
Hixh-riner v*ilh nialtrr**.
$25.00
AUTO (JLASrINST A UeKh
1931 39' Colonial Vouia tra ile r for
tale. Two bediour.il and bath,
rompletely
furni.hed.
Term*
ran he arranged. Fer Informa
H M D NV. Ind St.
tion f i l l FA I 1811
Itr fried ntur.
Each $10.00
HALL'S GARAGE
FA 2 :8tl1
I A 2-2OS0
Red*.
Each $7.50
t e p * lt
lit. FA S-4765
ilr.llv vvtiiitl
s60.no
t ark
downtown. FA It - *•
llr a tr r
lloll* wood
Ins
Radi $20.00
-lp|- iin n iii- -
C'rocerr .tore ard ftp 1.-1 -ta 1;
r-implete. E»'ellenl lue.-’ ii'-- tn
city. FA 2 7101
S m a ll
Trade
liacb $20.00
l'a ip * n le '. Nrw . nd repair • -nCrete rooflr r. I'h• -e»ti ail F \ 2 7- I
— Ilu iin - --
Used
Hull Sire
f t —K nrk W.inlrd
4<*2 Celery Ave.
POTTED PLANTS. Ph. FA 2-1822 N ile , ft Su..day a
ne FA 1-0270. B A N F O It It
FLOWER SHOP. NV* telegra-b
i l - 4 4T O M O B tLIP t^T B A firB B 'w
BnuU/all
io m a a r r
IV I ARTICLES t i v v t f d ”
Odham & Tudor,
Inc.
'Subpoena* Obeyed
RRAIEEY
"A
'
C i-n iio ria ti-m
Dug*
a !-i-
Key* Can Ra
Hurfflars Practice
M’. H IM lI.i: ( R M T I FfMIMa I
\ n f lr t mt fia lillr H ra iltii
T«* • imm II a i f rB iirftifij
.Not n r it hi 11l * Bitta. h» a i^ t N ir if i mlih tp *•" •»' th*
Xa-Ifildailf l*«i«S(i| * Sfifefilna I t f i l l tell l o « »
I l i a I AM"-** I '
t ”■
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H ut*'* rh■ fttltAMrlna a it i »<• iu iifil 1**1 !%i|Uiii*Ti lat
Th#
of J*R*a *»f Xl!** Xtrtlon M.
tIH |:- *«-
ESTIVATES
ifw **
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W '» It in
UN 2 3231.
'
NAVY
HO.MIvS
Odham & Tudor,
Inc.
SJwsm aluiA
\..e .* .v -r.
Welcome
.Rock l>ui*l Costly
»
Boat Top* ft
ENVELOPES i --trrvbead* itate
1917 High | Lit. te font. .17 Mark
m*nt» In. t v * hand bill*, *nd 55<> fur ynur old i* n ;» during
ctir "Old Range
nd-lip". San
’.5 Mercury Contfot
lt.-liei>
pro- ram*.
P ro e m -ive
Ph r A 2-6121
ford <!*.
2.0 K tat SL
l.w t-r T ia 'e r. Cmivi- !-'r L-t'.
I’ rirtin g Cn Phone | ‘ A I-2A11 —
V f rf-ape 1 t.lnV- > ep. li.-iIH We-t n th St.
—Faetnry In you—
Lgh'
Follv r-|Utppe>< I'h- ne
karuum (leaner flcparr*
Aluminum
Sanford. Finri-la -lay F AIrfav
ITS, nigiit F A Irfav
5166. Repair* ft part* for all m.*Y.« of
Y rnrlian Blind*
A real batgnin for r.nh
-tfenerFiec-roLiv. lfC->v*r. Endc-jcd heid. Sag-proof f-oUnm
Kirby. Aic-Way, <7 E. flrp.-ce*
‘ t i l vrltu plaailg end* PU ins
14 p e t-1 Jve.lm k Snppb* .
mrn! pari*. Work g u ir in tfd
or rayon ape*. Cotton or nylon
FA 2-475corda.
A ft—-I home w.vntrrl f--r nne
Srnlviuik (ill** nnd I’nint Co.
nnved breed female poppv,
Moil k I aun-Inm**! Scrvle*
112114 NV. 2nd St, Ph. FA 2-4623
tour mm litv u d Call F N 3
I . nldied In I* Hou
after * ’ «
Sanittme f t ; , t
F .,.Vh SI Fomlmarl Bl.lg
ji Colton *ft Wool
"°"1 1
1 arm . NetI ,a^
NYe iitvile you to ire our K'lft-' Dach-huml p iip p ir., pure tin d ,
k , i | i i i .s IIH
| \ | \ iiirn M v l
In r-a u i, rape*.
not rrgl.tered lb9 Plumnt* Dr
111
Xl
r o l l i n s iio w n r s h o p ;
at one of Sanford* ieadinj;
Ph F V 2 69!0
l 1 ' PLU M BIN '. *nn iiTO IFTW At The uign O f Ih n Tolarw Tela.
motel*.
S. French A **.
---------------------------------------------------------------
H K D IIO O M
2 Bath Home
Living room with fireplace, din
tng loom, kitchen. H onda mom
amt taiga icreert porch. On 2
well landtcaped lot* with well.
»h»de ft fru it Ireet.
V. ' W
*
,u
2617 S. I reneh Ave.
M l AMU R M ill i it
( tvmpH.* y
D UPLEX • FUR NISHED
In Sanford, for rent by the year
6 Block* Wen Of French
M l.ftn il NVifh lio m l T e rm *
or rate.
Avenue on 2*>th Street.
ALSO DUPLEX
FURNISHED l o _ n $ ? ? m V V K b * *
ROSA L . I'A Y T O N
------il/o Mr. Marahal llollaan
.MODEL OPEN DAILY
IIRAII.EY OIIIIAM. I'res.
In New Smyrna Beach, *for
rent* —
or
Kegir-tcint Ileal E itate llm k tr
•ale. Call FA 2-5*64.
Ph. FA 2-1001-17-92 at Hiawatha
f or. B • * . IT-91 A 27th Si.
i- r it. lo iir MuktrnUura
J Bedroom Clt hame. earporte
Phona FA 2-11*1
2
atm
v
I
i-eilrnom
hnu»a
on
rue-1
patio, Jalnu.ied Ptorida roam.
W
3 Large .leaping room*. I t
You a ir hc.itie n-itltl».t Ih . l *olt
ner tot W ithin .1 block* dn»n
114 So Pinecreit. Prired rig hi
rnr -IIVO*-' !'•*
‘ g'1“ *1*
£ 3rd. St. FA 2-2816tow ri bu.int**
.ertion.
Wilt
for quick »a!c. FA 2-5.13*
j a m Ks t
h T itw a u r in Jb*,4 ‘Jr
make a nice hurra fo r a large
Furni.hed — 1 bedroom hou»r. . -.it C*MJ I " and f»r
1*"
t 1" '
fd li.li • nr * o-hI m u -tm e -t hou.e
560 a month, near l-i.tr. Adult* «l-t*uni-Y*
aB a
i tt-e ll-e O#Irf fti.f.
T- iur
LOCATED IV BEN I T i l l I.
V.'U
.
■»»
Ph. FA 5.3.15.8.
l'A 2 4615.
........... I (• Ih* p la ta lli
,
.
flltllN E M t M . l t
louee 1 bedroom — 2 bath home
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M
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8T*.IX)Cll Nn ito n — f^ rg e eorm i
3 Bedroom home, h.lehrn equip VV.VliT 1 'N iu .r i N- - * ■*
*t - J
with nice frn ird p.vtlo. U d l n l Pur the Lett B u i. in Real E«t»ta
l- t m, lake ll.tKW FA 2VII8
ped. *75 month. Pall FA 2 o»8 nr r .h.iw irrl t** f*l|
ort l-cnutifally itmltcaped cor SEE C U L L E N A IIA R K E Y
If* * 41*| **.»iir« •»'♦*
• anor
“ I»
ner lot. Mn-U-tn l uiit in kltrhen,
W. V Uag!e. J r Sale.man
4 Room furnithed hou-e r-5 m<>, Irtfi'F* *•••*I»1»-r
I n m rr *ih a li-n In Smith Pine
• ' 1 ’?r 11 '**
*
m itr a l hrating tar.aggt. flour* HO N Park V(t
Ph FN 2-7’ JI
p
in rlu d t* water. FA 2 06S0,
rre»t 2nd dlvitinn T h.er i-ed
, „* t I U6lM*» >'»U .
Owner ti.m -frrre d . M< rlgage at
• •(
room 1** bath. k it.hen equip
U ITNT.KH « ■ li* i^
4 'jlnierp-1
1108 U oinrll L ich Arbor. 1 yeat old Horn* 7le»
r<L
,»#«i a i ft •m il 4
'" ,,1,f *«
ped. Fur vale h- owner. Phone
t-mablc eq :y, *72 nio. 5‘ A 1-5913
| ’ |lt| t rt A Hit*
•»*»* ° f
Drive
f a ll
PN 2-lf.ni
or
FA 2 2113
l« i
F.\ 2 11-18 for appointment
|l I’
SOUTH REND. Ir.d —Ct7PI» Sl’ .VCtOl S 3 t-edi.v.im home on
*‘|r*W
< If* *14* '
A itone-age duel ro *t two men
|1« . \ l U J L.‘*4»4lr|Wl*t l>
2 * thartrd tola Two fireplarr*.
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f t * each In City Court fine*.
ha. i « -m! tlo-iia large »cir»n- Very neat 2 bedroom, tile bath
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2-24M
William Sounder*. 19, chatter.gtd
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cd In froi.l levrrli. garage f,»CH home, <udv * rn'in lh * - M
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Walter Murray, 23. In a dispute #?*-1.
Own- e lea* in r rl-.e tn lira tin.
cell itf neighbor*, f a 216M
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aver a .an of brer and let Murray |*ut*l’ **»T
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chouie the weapon*.
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III VI Tots A IN SI ROM
When police s ir t n il. the twrn
ft oil .pa re heater.
Total
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Third M ft Park v-.rnce. South
men w-ere hu rlin g r.Kk» at each 't 1,';,
f 'r lr c — UDjfl Name y -u r own
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1 all • all Rail
other.
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llb.1 Givp You fhe Mi.-I FOR
liume. -inly 1 year* old. lavloom l i v e llevt buy In Flor
the burglaia who broke lnt<r (be , rlnllur* (*f *Hr pn»|*0ftr. *r \ '
rated - n n i 'r tu rn e r t--t Fea
id* Edward F Lane phone
Robin .on Trucking Co. were fort ...n * t« •Htcn II »»• MIM89I • *
In l.lvint; I'ng Kvrrv
ture* equtppt-l e le d rle kitchen,
EA : .‘63t or I 1 2-3.1C:*.
practicing. They broke a wirdaw .
r n n '/ . : 5 -. *:■
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*pare he»ter. hnt w ater beat
climbed Into an n ffie r and pried . u--. *
, 1,’ V f f 'n r i r . r r
Dollitr Invewled
I Bedroom. I Bath Phillip* He
er. blind* 1 drape* vnuld me
open a *a fr with a rru a b a r. But
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iuk
t j i r tinine tn brautllut l.oth
ru t
painting A lawn rare . T -'tal
liiiitlffir- 1
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they le ft without taking any of
HOMES — 3 ft
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Price
o n lt 513.114). D-ien
the monty in tide.
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pavment —
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L O C A T IO N
R E T IP F -! L-e till, lie tutu i 1
S tc n f it r o m
R e a lly
W eputy th e riff Charle* <). Zeller\ to-di—-.
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vildi.u-uHERBERT ST KN HIT t o i l
| g(-o W 23th Sl I lit- fu ll p.-i-r
gren, the la th .r of three girl*, Ke.rtnrle
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tetved a * auhpucna ' on hi* wile ■t.. in tn# ia-.nlt- «*f s * * r " 1
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DON IH tW E — L . J. RISNER
if nr;«* * i j . L *r!u Ive.
when ih * went to the hm pital lo • ip1|«P. ItA'I
m mm.
-'inland E-tale* — 2 mile* »mith
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have their foutlh child. It warned
i x t - 't in n : : . i (»r - f *•* • ’
111 N. rark — I’h. f j I
Ihe would lie hrld tn -ontempt if l.tr t*-*I. |- | | , ru.1- 'i
•if Sanford on Highway 17 9.'
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•he didn't give hirth t» a tioy.
fli.lv 1'W .K Ft--, t-) *
E li/ Mritufw- Velma (I-i.iiale*.
R E D F J tt'A ir . DRIVE IN
The iuhpuena wa» uticyed.
irirriita l c ie it- « r . «l ‘
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KINAM INC
Vdelai.tr II. Mo*e* — A-»oei*ira
27-44 Prench Ave
M i n i *; ni t m « * 11»*
I •>(•• P ar. We.
FA 3-5131
' A M il l - F it A - E ll N In »er
KMt e » t iii:* r»
I*( I* rt-rH a Oralut•• »
Realtor
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" T a ll H a ir Phona FA 2 1641
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■ft i . ,
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Thu I* a gueit pan to the Bur
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Theatre for M l* Roheit Hub
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hard K»p. dale Ort. 8, ’38
M odern I ely
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f-r Hern'n -t* 1 u«(GHAPBVH.I.E M n.TFRr
cupanry. You can move in
rta* itra«ww *a r n * i«
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GrapevPIc A»» Ph. FA 2 0886
mS■mft in "A-|8If N 4*»'•»►*t tl I * *1»'t V»u.» • « ' h .......... . ,r
V n
while we prnert* the P*pn»,
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Tn I ha* •
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Sale* rrp irie iito tiv e «n the
M8HEH.8 NURSERY
nf 8 lf.ri.1ft t
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Mftgiiuiu 4 OfoH- y \ i v r
preml-e* weekday* * A M 'ti!
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ARRANGE
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U rhdinrnlsl SHiubf >Trpi i • Plant*
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datk Sunday i I M 'til dark. A f . l.
T Y P E S F IN A N C IN G
Ptnilruil*. tVaulT
if "«*>•> at A *.». rtf | |*a» P'ftfi'i ir-ul* f> I • 1 «'*fl
t u t u * tree*, ready for grove
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PiRfntil. Kl»rida. '"» tb» flr* i >1nn* if Alla* a! fittirtM rl<* •
b*
pU rting
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9* h |rh !• ih* Ith. iM f **f B*fAi»'. .■* \ % .• » la Ma I t n fa '
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M2 A «r Call Fv 2 lt»2.
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|>ft|* »|ll* S*l»a| |8T »9f
p«f9*i M l* 3• >i«S <t*» *<f 9>*Dtimt4ftr
WOODS l;F » S
Mr. MM.
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II I* llftlB 'lfill
F .ra t A Gardeo ('enter
• Maik i**i n* It
kftnili* la Ik *’ if cull
A#ml*
G i(d t, F arter a Lata L ily Htiliti.
i «t'ift i ••tintr, riN fMa
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in ff -u t C lark* i*#aii
fO fflrla l t lark 8 kft*l •
66) C tU ry Ave.
Legal Notice
PEBSONAI/t
SYSTEMS
ONVNKRS
S ACK I KICK
MOVE IN
TODAY
S250
2 7 - NOTICES -
Seminole l p liu l.lrry ft Itud. Shop All type, and m e .
(niUtled Speed quean Ringer AVaiber. New
Formerly Don'. Cover Shop
Pil I t \ O lirtflf
?In
y#| inch
eftt nrange.
n f*
Phu.u*
inch ga*
Pho.le
Nuw l.--.ated at —
AVE REPAIR AND SERVICE
FA 2-7o59. ater 6 p. m.
304 W. 2nd Si
F » 2 7811
S T I N E
Haditne and Supply Co.
193S E«td Uultr-m IJre Itn
Cun itvrgain. — at the parntrra
Pb FA 1-611’
'u ttie i every Friday Nile—or
Wagon Sell
Trade eeiult
" ~r 1
or w ill finance Call FA 2-T.VH
-all FA 3-0599 after 4 p. m.
nl-ii.-e At.rvlnr ft Storage
a firr 6 p. m. to »re If we ran
0 1 -a iy the hu-hrl FA 2-0115.
I I PHILLIPS, Agrni
gel together.
(A kSIIRURN VAN LINES
*hf« »•
gur*t pa-« tn the Moviec —M i n i s ami .-'in ro lls
..hk- French Ave.
* ' la- I Drive 1* Theatre for W
Your K*ln>.idi Dealer
im
ta lr 4*0. 6. 5*
Wat
A U t- U O N D IIIO M N L
nMllsON SPORTING C.I10DS
II.
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. P rin g ri .tor ft n*ta bed. good
304 6-6 K. 1.1 Phura PA : .A-t-tl
JO* S. Park ----- FA 21231
• ondiL-n. Make offer. Phinne
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I I ft fitw r gia*. Ik vt. mot r .nd
IV 'rvi-ion Tul-e. Tailed Frea. ______ .
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tra ile r. FA 2 1163
a bedroom ho m es
it Bedroom hou»e. FA 2-0578.
2 Hedti-oui*. 1 hath, living loom,
1wo-hedrooin furouhed apartment dining loom, front an I t-ack
por.h. F u rriih rd or unfurnished
near a ir bate Call FA 2-3011.
2 llrilto n m *. i hath, th l- g room,
limine room, kitchen furnnhed
- It K * t H H E M A i s
I SATO.
Apartmecta. 233 S*. Atlantic, Low dnan pavmcnt — ra»v term*.
Ph l .\ 2 l • J V O Ri HIE RTS.
Daytona Reach, Ph. FA 5-4°59
Broker.
• " r' i : a r rr^T~\TT:~i'«rR ~sTTi:""*
Till: ONLY AY a ILAULK
MODERN :: ItKDKOOM. 2
HATH 1IO.MK IV MAY
KA IIt AT THIS TIM K.
21— S jir r iil Sereire.
MATTRESS RKNOV ftTING
51 Chew 2 door, light greenROUTIN'\Y. llo.pltal and Baby
I P lllll" - T IR IN G
white lop. flood condition. Gu«
Bed*. Day, We*k or Month—
Free E-tln-ate
Free DHitery
H ull. FA 2-4721
Tel. PA 2 51*1. Fiintiturt Cenler
CUSTOM-BUILT BEDDING CO.
116 AVett F lr»t SL
Hate Iti-uie Trailer — w ill tell.
PETE ECHOLS, A|gr.
Call FA 2-7617 after S
6U> A\. 13th.
PA 2-7581 Would like In (hare apartment
For S *lr 1*17 Cad-IDr. f.-u- d-'.-t
" lif t young man. Half tent,
Wi l t. DRILLING
tedan. good condition, clean
croce-ie*. et.- EA * 5935, Leonard
Fnirbanki Mur.e Pumpe
525n. NO 14517.
Leonard
Repair* t» all make*
HOWARD C. LONG
It w ill pay YOU to »e# u* before
n - A R T IC l.ftl* FOB A AL1
207 K Commercial Ave.
you buy. Open Evening* and
Phon* FA 2-28.11
Sunday«.
Paint *2.50 gal. T-Shirt a 46c
i : \ s t s i h e T it a ii n t
s \ ie s
arm y v a a a s u r p lu s
PI
Alps
-SPRINKLER
Palalka. Fla.
110 Sanford Avenue
for mv four bedroom home at
2101 Sanford Ave. Four fire
place*. large dining loom, two
(Ctrenrd porchet, two car tarate and large tool room. Tele*
phon- F A 2-0310.
MAYKA IK
tra ile r.
•# t
OPEN I RIIIAY EVENING
T IL 3 O'CLOCK
ECHOL’S BEDDING COMPANY
Corner 2nd & Magnolia
I'hnne FA 2*6321
�NOT JUST DOLLAR DAYS IN NAME
ONLY, BUT HONEST TO GOODNESS
MONEY SAVING I t A l I A D
HA
INQUIRE
COPELAND
i
ALL MEAT — CELLO
KINGAN’S - RELIABLE
SLICED
ABOUT
0%
S11CRFRESH
SALAD OIL
vm
:.r
r ittta T
s l ic e d
PINEAPPLE
BLUE PLATE
(Limit 2 Lbs. Please)
3
Mayonnaise
A U S GOOD CHUCK
No. 2
Cans
m
4
FOOD KING
Strawberry Preserves
sir*
towels
SOLA KINK
POUND
:
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BANQUET
POUND CAKE
PTA - SCOUTS - CHURCHES CLUBS — AND OTHER
> > WALDORF
TISSUE
IZ
BANQUET PEARS
WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS
VISIT FOODMART
TODAY
AN LET l*S EXPLAIN
^
BLUE PLATE
,
PEANUT BUTTER
FOOD KING
F. C. P. TO YOU — IT REALLY
WORKS
1A
PORK Cr BEANS
Can.
] Q
BEECHNUT OR GERBER'S
STRAINED
| f j£
BABY FOOD
L
V
FOODMARTS
SHURFRESH
BISCUIT
II
4 4 fii
11 Iktr
EXPENSE
DELMONTE — SLICED
PEACHES
COCKTAIL
OAK HILL
5
PEANUTS
HIBISCUIT
TOT’ FORM
1 P
TUNA CAT FOOD 1 3 Uni
MOUNTAIN' FARM
~
3
His: 1* 4 Lb. v \ Q 0
Pkgs.
JUST THE THING FOR
v after
SCHOOL /
SNACKS
j y
MUSSELMAN’S -*
SYLVANIA
LIGHT
60 or 75 Watt BULBS
KOUNTY KIST
CREAM STYLE
TAMAV
SOAP
R ICELAND
BLUE ROSE
RICE
SOFLIN
BIRDSEYE
COLLARDS
COURSE CHUCKEN
WINTER GARDEN
CHICKEN
POT
or Tl ItKI'A o i c c
McK e n z i e
BROCCOLI SPEARS
CUT BEANS
DOG or CAT FOOD
LEMONADE
or LIMEADE
STRAWBERRIES
STANDARD
APPLE SAUCE / '
BIRDSEYE
Garden
FREE
RIDES
RKALEMON
JUICE
FOR THE
KIDDIES
ON
THE KIDDIE
GO ROUND
m jf
ni.bs. 4 j
Chicken Of The Sea
Light TUNA ^ C <
A
LIBBY’S
WINTER GARDEN
SW AN SO N — T. V.
,
MAIN
TURKEY
J
Oil GKEKN TOMATO Pint
RELISH
Jars
FRENCH
FRIES
BUTTER
BEANS
A
CHOW -CHOW
BIRDSEYE
BIRDSEYE
frith every
purchase
PARK AYE.
A T 25Ui ST.
M IA 7 S • » .
S
t a t i o n
S A N FO R D
�Weather
Shop A n d
fEhz
P a rtly t U m ij throu gh F rid a y
Wfch M attered w e a tl* afteroo-.n
| W a t ta in i (bonder sho w e r*. Low
to a lg b t U to 7*.
C a n to r?*
*
jr o u T x u x
F M a b lin h o d
AN
SANFORD,
19M
Private School Set-Up
Termed 'Just Scheme'
IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A
News Briefs
In L ine O f D uty
HASLAR. England (L T D - T h e
r . iv r M l out Monday to make tha
army lick.
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Corporation Gets
Ita n y Aid Offers
Ton Friendly, Bub
D idn’t Show l ’p
9
Con Search Shifts
To Louisiana; One
Returned To Jail
Off To I Vor Start
Billy Graham Raps
Prayer Day Apathy
Bird G iven Hide
Zonkc.v D iscovered
M oio B ritish , P le a se
Tlie other two men, lla rry t«.
CIrativ, 10. of Penn V an. V V ,
am i J a m r, Rogrra,
D>, Hattie
('re e k , Mich., were a till at large,
^ a n d M itchell aaid they le ft Hint
^ , a r ! y Tues«iay, beaded fo* New
O rleans.
M itchell denied any knowledge
« f a service station ro b b e ry re a r
Augusta, (la., four hours a fte r hts
• scape, and the Ih r ft of at tra it
th re e vehicles in R ra u fo rt and
A ik t n counties
C.rady and Rogers, both M ar
in e ,, were truatres at the la il and
had let Mitchell out w ith them
^ h e n they decided to flee. The
r t w o M a rin ri were a rrv in g threey e a r sentence! fo r auto theft.
M itrh e il waa aw aiting sentencing
f o r stealing a m otor.
Eerie Light Seen;
Thor Getting Set
e
It
CAPE C A N A V E R A L ,
FI*.
( L T D — An t r r i * grown lig h t ||.
lu u in a te d tha A ir Force's moon
ro * k * t lower early today. Indica
t in g ateppi-d-up a c tiv ity p rio r to
w h a t i i b«'’evf*l to Iw another lu
n a r protw attem pt
A n in te m e d la la ra n g * T hor un
Aec the ta ll tower p u ffe d » cloud
o f gray imoka Wednesday but
th e re were no flam e* th a t might
. | m m h lh * m issile’s engines Sad
Vb««tn successfully r h r t k rd »ul.
Hr fora the second moon rocket
ra n be launched, l!.e> vnh irla must
undergo a ground t r » l o f ila en
g in e ,. Thcic apparently has been
no a u tte x fu l static toast an far.
T h t A ir Fore* has not an•Bounced when It plana to shoot at
tha moon again. B u t tha next
favorable
period is O cl. 1Z-1C,
when the moon approaches w ithin
220,000 mile* o f the e a rth .
V ) A static last ua ua lly ia held
w ith in 10 days to tw o wreks prior
to a launching a tte m p t. B ut ht
A ir Forca declined lo confirm
whether the T hor ebreked out
Wednesday w ill to used in the
Boat lunar probe a tte m p t.
4 Americans Lost
On Chinese Plane
a
T A ll'E I, Fnrmnaa t l ' I ' D A Na
tlo n a liit Chine a* FBY •eaplane
w ith faur U. S m ilita r y ' man
•board has been m iatlng over
U*e Forrr.ua Strait since Wednes
day afternoon, the Defamae MiniiVry anneuncMt today.
« Aa American spokesman laid
tlsa plana carried erven pesscngeri
•ad four crew members. The pea••tigers iac'uded two U. S Army
^ a ffire rt, aa Am eriraa soldier and
V l i / a w a i e i aailor.
18497181
Thr church wav more than Iwothird, emptv a , the K isrnhnnrr,
■ml other ge>v e m in e n t leaders
participated In the ceremonies
suggested by the President him
day It plan. In reduce me number
.■I American t. In -ion film s l.eing
*,,0* n tn inakr it • TV a-, vice
more Hrtlish
In Sanford
NEW SPAPER
T ill'R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 2 .
Two arm y o ffic e r! and on »n
lifte d men clim bed in to rubber
t a f t i In a hu(e navy lest lank
and were to n e d about by loo-foot
i wave*. S i# object—to te :t n x
itypaa of a n ti ica a irkn cn
W ASHINGTON ( L T D —Justice 1want to are ilia and of th * f r t e l o n l y " a-hoote in p riva le q i a r ' . r , _
.
c,
D epartm ent o ffic ia l! today vie w td public education ayatein
’'h u h neat week and appealed fo r to n O l ' p I l i U l S S e t? U | ) O l l O r
M ILW A U K E E i L T D - T a o ot‘
the plan to open * holly private t has become t.ioroughly m g 'a in rd trtbutlons to ru n them
('oally Business
pharn from St. J o ie p li'i Orphan
i * ; : t r u e d school v in L ittle Rock, in tb« A m erican way of life . A lio ,
O ffic la li here be'ievtd the n o te age had p ia n d ita n d teatv fa r the
A rk ., aa i~ o 'H *r "ie h » m e " that thaia o f f ic la li added, tha a v **a g e
• im p ly aon't work.
L ittle Ito .-* fa m ily doe* not have allow ,d the corporation bad Come World Sciiea opener W c tn c v la v to
m Hut they s itd it would b r the 1money to pay for iriv a te school- to the rohcluaiun that it cannot prove once again that crim e
art up p riva le segivgated ir h o o 'l doran'l p a y—lo# the n im in a l.
" * ,,;> le of IJ ltla Rock, ra th e r t:ian log fo r it * children,
The k n it got the t u k il when a
the c o u r t a, who re je ct the p ti
'lb * L lt i'e Ruck I ’riv a i* School with ila te fundv.
O fficia l! o f tha U S . Office of Judge gave
t la iu l.1 T-irLe tlia
gate ichool p'an.
, Corp. announced Wednesday
it
T hey laid cltira n* would n o t! planned in open p rt'a te " w h ile Education la id tha corporation choice of paving » IV) fine o r do
would have m ore than a baaket-1 naling to the orphanage the lick
fu l of pro b le m ! in a n tin g up any r [t h r » u arcuaed of try in g to
bona fide school system thia year. t r4 |p
The big problem wrotild be getting
enough niun ry through rn n tn h u
lio n i lo handle the c e itly business
T A M P A . Fla v lT D
When the
o f running achoola.
r*>e o f A rltn E « rrr lloraley wav
Another a tic k lrr. in the eyes o f called in T#»f'ic cviuit Wednesday
Ihtac o fficia l*. would be Itc h o f j if. [,aipit> tang out to the judg#:
L IT T L E ROCK. t r k . I L T D — w ith no high school- and »o j id be adrrpiate f a i'ilitie , for ichoola. “ I'm here, huh.”
They ,a id vast amounts of scien
Judge tv Marion llrn d iy piomp
L it t le Rocka p rira to sc hv.,1 cor staffed by retired te*'h»r«.
tific equipm ent wuuld be needed llv ordered M nrilry held m |ai'
p o ra tio n reported tod*;- th a t o f
D r T. J . Raney, p r e ld r n l ef
Ju»l
lo
teach
a
chem
istry
o
r
phy
fer a o f money and
#m rrgency the corporation, said in
until he anhcied up.
l. iu le
classrooms are pouring in fo r i t i ll'-ck he had picked up one ‘on sics cU«s.
Justice
Departm ent
o ffic ia l,
new. la it d ilrb plan to keep tha Irib u tlo n o f 13,000 for the plan but
ScHooll white
ha tirc lin rd to n lim a tr th r to ta l. elau said it " d o r in ’t take a la w
S IIK H H lN tiil \M . Eng t l ' i ’ D —
7 ha plan foe p n va te iy supportMia a -cre ta ry raported at leaat y e r" to ace th a t a plan o f V ir Pupil Roderirk Saunders did Dot
•d and privately houied schools threa Ita p tia t churrhaa had beam ginia (iov. J. Lindsay Almond to collect h i,
perfect
a ttfrd a n re
a o p a re .itly would leave Negroes voiunieered fo r classrooms, aa w all reopen public school, in V irginia prlJe at a secondary ,cho< t Wed
cities
would
be
the
kind
of
"e
v
a
--------------------------------- av a c a rp e n te r,’ union b a ll, eUilea sive schem e" already ruled out ne'day. Me a a* ablenI
in a Ufa invutanca building. "q u ite
* fe w ” rum pus room, and “ large by the U,S. Supreme Court.
liv in g lo o m ,.”
HOVE. England ( DPI >— ( new
Raney announced
AAeJnesday
bu,, scheduled to start a lu.OOOlb * corporation, wliicl, h a t bean
m ile uvrrlar.d service from Io n atymied be tha Eighth IT. S, C irdon to Ito in l av ( 1, 1. IT, r r t out
ru it C o u rt o f Api#al« in a plan
from the factory h r r r to be e»
lo '»*»» the
four dosed high
h ihitrd at a toiraDn sh-w.
tihovila arid u 'w ra tr them aa p riIt bruke down ID m ile out o f
vata in atitutio na with it a ta m on
C H A R LO TTE , N.C (L T D — town.
ey, had h it upon the new plan .
EvangrlM t D ill) riraham Wednes
Q A IK E N , S. C. ( L T D The
N on, For Negro**
day night rapped apathy tow artl
■ e a rth for two r t n v lr ta who Red
Tha pla n i i to o p e rtt* p riv a te .
A U C KLAN D . N Z i l ’P D - A
the Beaufort County Jail Turaday ,rgregnU<d achouli — ha doubted President Eisenhower’ * call fo r a
specimen of Ihe New- Zi tsnd wingshifted to Louiiiana today after there w ill be any for Netrroca — lay of p la y e r Wednesday.
If the i’ r i sid rn t had called fo r | |r l , bird, the kiw i, look o ff luvlay
a companion surrendered Wednes private b u ild in g , with fu iw ), r a i l
a nationwide bariwrue. we d all fl(r t M OnO mile fllgh, to a L ,n d a y r.ifh l and Indicated his ae- ed by popular subscription.
Me aaid the corporation 1 ready have been th e re .” he said - If U « don goo. A Canadian l>a.iflc « lrco m p licrs were on th e ir way to
dll|l((t lh , Wl,fL
lo begin h # it weak, i f the wpjie.vl, President c a l l e d a n a llo n w iie U nrf
N e w Orleans.
cocktail p a rty , nearly everyone
S he riff Wyman Busch said O l l n ‘ uurt l’ n Monday make, |« -rm *n would-have been there.”
D . M itchell. I i . « f La ng ley, SC . ,n * \ tm. tompwr»ry order to tin
As it was, Graham vabl even
Ill.iiEM FONT KIN. ViLitn Africa
telephoned him from I n i brother s 'V™ '1
IK,t
,ul.n
.
few churches took notice of the
the
corporation
the
fo
u
r
high
( L P I l— A farm In Ihe W lnburg
hous* a t Lan(ley ab,>ut 7 ;J0 p.m.,
proclaimed day of prayer Wed
ichool buildings.
area o f the Free S la t- has come
# W c d n e id ty and la id . " I ’ m ready
LittJa Rock, fou r p u blic hig h nesday.
up w ith a ronkey— a cross he
to give myself up.” He a>krd the
Tbc
President
and
M
r,.
E
itc
r
scIkhi U have been c lo ,» l a month
twee-n a terba and a donkey.
a h e rirf la come atone to gel bim,
(loWel
lode
to
National
Presbyter
and 410 u f the normal en rollm en t
Dutch arid He went lo the home
uf
students in th r u i have ian Church through a chilly raino f Donald M itchell where the fugb
IranvCerrad lo school in o th e r lo- •torm lo a tle n d the special a, rtiv e surrendered to h im without cal it lea.
LONDON, ( L T D — The R ritisfi
vie* conducted by the Rev. Ed
• n> tumble.
ward L R. Etson in Washington. Rruadcasting Corporation said to-
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N O . 274
Jets Arrive On Formosa;
Another 'Munich' Feared
Chiang Is Opposed
Ike's Concessions
On Far East Issue Seminole County To Fight To Moving Troops;
Could Gel Backing For Canal's Construction Dulles Talk Blasted
WASHINGTON t l ’ P l) - Ttie ad
m in iatia .ien ta la y hoped to ra lly
-if-* vstv, LI sup, >tl behind lla For
m >«a policy fo lkia m g d i,tlu s u re it
t i a tiling to make s.vne r oncrv
i,<mv i<, the C h lrcrc Communists
t- r-,tS a ig » for a ftim truce In
the Fotmcaa Strait
O fficials rvpe.-t mote barking
from other nation, n >» that F.ljenhovser and S crie ta ty o f State
Ji-hn F o tlc r l>ullrs h a ir made it
clear they are put com m itted lu
rupport Chlvtig Nat shi-k', a , pirn
tinr.* to re tu rn to the m ainland
an.) would urge lum to make
heavy evils 'n his offshore ivtamt
garrisons ‘ t the Reds stop shoot
ing.
They a rkn .m V d g rd the United
States now fa c t, two new ta ctica l
problems as i result of develop
m rn t* c l Ihe past two duya.
—To make It abundaiilly cleai
to the Communists that American
"flrv ih ility ” -arid reasonable ^ i ss
do not mean "apt casement" an l
thru- w ill be absolutely n» reheat
in the tare nf forte or ‘ oreat of
force Some nfficiala fear the
Communists may mistake A m eri
can w tllin g n f,* to negotiate after
a te«,c fire as a sign of w»akn(M
ami take the step forward which
could plunge thr whole area Into
war.
—To ,-onlines l tdang the peace
of the woild cannot he Indefinitely
Imperilled by keeping large Na
tfor.alist forces on Ihr ijurm oy
anil MntSU islands within sight of
the Red mainland if Peiping is
willing to aicapt an enfuicrobte
cease fire s- i lake llv c^mplsiola
to the confeicnce table.
Princess Rescues
Child From Slreet
Semlr.jlf i ounty d .can't p la i to
give up Iti battle fur the Sanfoid
Titusville ('anal, turned down try
th r II- ui.i nf River* and Harbors
av "n l re.inoinirallv feasible "
\ local -IcU gaim - w ill go to
Ja kc m III# tomorrow to get a
complete rrport on lire negative
v..lr of U, S, engineer*
M the <ame time, those who
I
Deputies Nab Man
On Grand Larceny;
Home Thief Sought
Si initt-Je County deputies ra'l«
today Jrrrs’ fd one man a n j
chargrtt him with gram) laucny
aed ace seeking a thief who enter
ed Iwi. home, and stole a total
of JOT in the Frairle Lake area.
It heit Andrew Morin, 10 yearold while man of llra rg e Ave .
Diugwo-d I* In Seminole County
Jail, charged with grand larceny.
Morin i> charged wilh ateallng
money and clothing from Ilenrv
Jose llroiifteau, Fort loiuderdalr,
E’ la.
I n f -r.nation released from the
County Sheriff's Office relate*
that Deputies Fuhanks and See
huig wrre „n routine palroi of
th r I'la liie Lake area nf Mlghwav
17 k? V)“-ut 30 feel o lf the high
way, they i t kitted a car in w hirh
lltousrcau s i r f. uml lo tie sleep
ing.
tile ncpulinoted a
pi kitp truck leaving die *;<-1 of
the parked car. They agal.i eh# k
ed Urvusaeu, who reported hi*
wallet and (lotblng had 'een
stolen. The o ffl-c rs Immediately
began pursuit >d Ihe pickup truck,
and apprehended Morin, d.lving
the truck, about i ,3UJ * m, on
Highway t, 92.
Upon aearchlug Morin's home In
Lmgwood. the officer* d lt c v c n d
.-I .thing identified at that b rl m l
Hi), lo Rivnitsertu
‘Die home* of I'ld l i .tehee, 103
Highland Drive, and r Mr* Dellet r. at 7Id Highland Drive, troth
of 1‘ ia irie fjik e . w n e entered
sometime lo -ta rn t 2 al d 7 a. ni
today.
The thief appaienllv e lere-1 by
opening Ihe lock witlintit it -:r. igin ;
them and is helleveil to have
taken nothing e s rip t ra,l<.
ltd ihe fight for approval at the
canal began laying plan* for an
other p i"* for construction of Ihr
Inland waterway which would
make the St. John* River navi
gable to the Atlantic.
Joltr- K rider, manager of the
Seminole Chamber c l Commerce
and chairman «-f the Florid* Wa
terway*
Development Committlon. sskl "the fight I* ‘ till on "
X rid rr w ill lead the local delega
lion In Jacksons tile for Ihe full
engineering report.
"U ntil we g rl Ihe fu ll report,
wo w ill not know what action to
lake nr At," h rider said. "How*V li I feet that the,.- I* too milch
Support and m e ili in Ihe project
to quit working for it."
I. Hi alley Oilhem, who went to
Washington with • local delega
tion tad spring in an effort to gel
approval for the canal, said " I
still hope that the project w ill be
completed ’ ’
Odium added, however, that hr
(bought more rmphavl* should be
placed on the rrc rrillc n a l poten
tial that this development would
provide,
*• First, we in Sanford should
clean up our own lakefront by
building a seorage disposal plant."
(>.lm u said. " In so doing, we w ill
develop Ihe recreational potential
of our area, which 1* the pr»*ent
trend all over the itate.
“ Florida, because o f nur recre
ational fa rilltie , and ih r general
trend in water sports, i t destined
lo become a noted water recrea
tion area. When the bid fo r the
rar.al 1* reopened, we should put
mute •mphasia on kte rerreatlyn
potenUal."
Nr4” * w ill allend the F rU -y
tree trig with engineer* aa chair
man at the Waterway* Commit
slntt Accompanying him w ill he
A* Lae, chairm an of the Cham
ber waterway* rn m m illrr. and
H a l Cleveland Jr., president
elect of ih r Chamber.
TAIP EI. Formosa ( U P D -H ig h
attitude B-37 American Jet bomb
ers have arrived In Formosa Ira
bolster U.S. striking power In the
war-threatened Formosa S trait, i t
we* disclosed t<*lav-.
Rut the srT'val of additional
Atneiican aid failed to dispel Na
tionalist f'-*r* of "another Mu*
nlch" Involving the * vacua (ion o f
de m iliia riia iio n of the Quemoy
and M rttu island*.
Hie authoritative Chin* Dally
News, organ o f the ruling K u o .
mintang t Nationalist P arty), re
flected hardening opposition to re
ducing the sire of the Nationalist
earrison as suggested in Washing
ton.
“ Some courtlier »l*h out asking
who 1* right or whs Is wrong sug
gested that wc should withdraw
some of our force* en Quemoy as
a rondltion fur a Communist ceai«
fire instead of punishing the ag
gressor*." It salif
- I f such a thing really hap
pened. la It rwt a repetition of
Munich?"
( r lilc ltie * Dulte*
The commentary obviously re
ferred lo Secretary of Stata Joh*
Foster D ull**' rem ark! that a
Formosa Strait ceaae flre should
Include a reduction of the S3,000man Nationalist garrison on the
offshoi* islands.
President Chiang Kai-shek waa
quoted Wednesday a* saying Dut
ies must Lnow that Asking the
Communist* for a feaie-flre was
only wishful thinking and 'hat
Dulles' latest vleara appeared U
tO'-tradicl h it earlier stand.
" * r iy attempt by a third party
aa a good off,c*T to prejudice tha
right* o f the td m h in e u t o f tha
Republic of China w ill absolutely
not be accepted or (derated," the
China Dally News laid.
Ur.llrcl Press International Cor
respondent Charlea Smilh rep-irted
lh# ar-ival of the bomber* fro n
in * lr base somewhere in For#
moia.
Thr B 37s. able t- itrik e at atmost any Im portant m ilitary ta r
get In i*hlna. greatly alrengtheq
the t l S. 7th Fleet and tt* 5tW o r
area, now dependent largely nit
tiie U S. tTh Fleet and i t l Soy) or
more plane*.
B ltt'G E s. ilctRium i l l ' l l tin
lain * I'rin c r* , Margar*t Hvcpt a
small boy irom the pa'h of an
self in a pro c'a m atio n l»>t Aug I H ockot S ets R ecord
i,mushing auiomohilr mid then
Elsun asked (io d 'l help to " r e 1 W A R M IN i-1 ON l i ' P I '
\ twomove
fro m
the world
thr »!»lte rocket a sirm tily was fire d leaped t» * * M y herself today In
a narrow hnuh with .,,aih
D E T R O IT ( U I'D — G eneral Mo dreadful menace o f w a r."
an nIUtude „ f 1JI miles (rutu a
Tite prince**, on a Ihi'd dav .if
to r i and the UnitMi A u to W o rk
Despite » bus s ir;* * and a »hip *>i the S-uth I'a riL c last Suner* fa ile d to rra th contract agree- heavy ra in fa ll,
11.100 peraoni day. Ih r Navy announced Werlitea- a quiet visit lo Belgium, was
ment before a 10 a m. s trik e dead- turned out fo r G r,h a m ’a le rv ic r. day. The Navy said it w a i the walking with h ri patty through
J iU i°vl*T and more^ than 2 i 3.000
i m / ]jat i t row<J of thr h l* lw , l a llltu ile ever rra rh e d by th- market square nf thl* ancient
city whrn a small European car
A U ' j J car w ith a Georgia (Iran,#
GM e m p lo y e le ft th e ir Job* In crusade here.
a r., k t t tiii-d from alilpL, ard
drove straight at them
p lan t* across lb * nation.
lag lhal had lieeo parked behind
Margaret swept up a youngster
GM Vice I'r r iid r n t la-ula G.
a service *tvtion alnce early Au
directly in Ihe aut'-'s path. She
.Srulon estimated llw s trik e would
ZWOLLE,
Ih r X e lh riia n d ,
gust was returned lo the alaler
then Jumped slide herself ** the
r o ll the workers five m illio n d o l
NEW YORK ( L T D — A plaslla
tU l'D - F -lit per.um* were killer)
of Ihe owner yesterday.
ra r braked sharply and r a n i' to
lars a day In w age, and th a t the
• urgeon is rxpected tn testify lix
a*-i seven (Hitsi* badl/ I s j l ir t l
com pany would love about th r
a "lop after grating her skirt.
L ira ! police bad watched ihe a divorce suit here whether Mrs.
Wednesday night w hin a Ima. .nuk
A woman,wa* driving.
same amount.
car
since It was spotted hy Harry Brrnaril Simon h is ■ face that
ing a detour over a little used railA lln liih detective accompany ■
be a ion said (he company v*»«
i M .I.AIIAbSKE tU I’ l 1 — f lo way crossing, stallrd sod e a*
.vdalr. operator of a act vice ita • lopped a clock.
ing Macgaret. th ie f
IntpCitar
H anding by I t l offer to give the rids h o ip lu llty ha* a new. mean traM j,r(j hy in raprcai tram.
Tlie surgeon ia to be railed to
Don at the corner of French Ave.
Frederick Crockrr. sprang forU A W the same terma a* w rre Ing today fo r %lr». Pa*,e Rs>
irtil# a difference o f opinion be
and F lrrt Street.
sard lo make sure the princes*
in the F o rd settlement “ w h ich lh * dak* and
tween Mr*. Simon, who lays she
mso clillrtr»a, thank, F i l r ! l t O P C l ’ U S h o S
union praised when it reached a
was
all
right.
A cheek with Georgia author! gut a tear <>n her face when Sito a h ig -h e a ru d ra p ltn l thy
M A N IL A (U I’ D - T ie l S vu
•e tlle m e n t w ith Ford "
She «Billed tu-r 'tiank* In I'r i^ k
tie* revealed that the cue w*a* mon threw an alarm clo ck at her,
Th- TT-year uld M l a r and her
,,
F hi'> ft,-.it
e . uirured Belgian police »l the
The union insisted there » r r c v h li'lrrn ,
v d A ir H Tt I f f ; h r r
,
1
. , /
. .
Ihe possession u f Donald F-lward and Simon, who says h# didn't
En
rutile
home
for
supper
issue* peculiar l» l,M w h irh must hfimr i t rj f. r u.n r o it , n i ...Hor. r r p t jn r -c r a ^ h itl r r ^ r 1 *4 -k \ i r srrri'- that ihe was unhanurd sod
Dampin', wh-sae address was le t throw any such thing and that she
ni.out
*1
p.
m
Wednesday,
ConstiDjaaoa
U
i.
i
l
n
i
s
a
.
l
n
s
r>
l
*
,
va
si'*.
be ic ttlc d , including short work rowed" ear the took out far i liase Wedncwlay night w tiV on
ihen walked on.
able J Q i S lim ! Galloway arrest ed aa Camp Leonard Wood. Mo. had the scar befor# he married
routine
mtsilun
from
th**
week schedule,. *nd d iffe re n ce * demonstration.
. . . . .
.
rd ihr#* men aliout a half block A ulhorillrs .unladed D a m p in '* her.
.he
t ii i____
... ,
.
I ig litrr li.te irr pi. r isrjiiad ’
In wage scale, for the sam e W ork.
Tallahassee police f und (betn
............
.
,
from O n lta l F lorid* Tuod*, each sister. Mr*. Howard H o u r, In
The M ilk in g GM em p lo ye* lu later parked on i down! .wn Mretl pilot via, n-'t itit-nlilM .1
carrying » In * of canned good* A'a'doita, Ga. w b* came to sau
eluded 23.IKK) member* of the In wilh ih» money and raving opsc
ford for lb# car. [U m pire I* rr
and ila p lr groceries
le rn a tio n a l Union of
K ln -trira l tile*.
S k e le to n s F ound
'Die trio, charged with breaking purled to b*vc been shipped over
The American Legion ha* sche
W orker*, whirh also faded to
A local cafe provulrd f r r ,
M A N ILA i l l ' l l - Skeletal rr
rod entering, ar# tr p o r lc i t> sea* with Ih r arm#d te rv lrr*.
duled » -tea* dinner and meeting
reach an agreemrnt before Ihe meal*, and p.dice took up a col mains nf Filipino* who pre-nm *-.!,
lust- w r,|gri| open a did ing f.o.i
The vehicle had Item reporlcd f j r Ik t. rt Dinner w ill be served
deadline.
lection of about 121 in cash.
tiled age* twin, Ferdlna.d '1*
at Central Florida Tools thrm igli to Georgia authorities as stolen at T p. m.
GM and UAW negotiator* spent
Then the local Greyhound Bu* grllan came to Ihe I'hlbpp'nr*
which th#t wer# aldr lo escape about two months vgu L .ra l police
A ll Legionnaires are urged t<v
*v
Fl> AN'i'ISi'O
i l l’ ll
a total of I9 'i h.iura over the t'oinpiny provided free tlcki-ts tir h4*e t«-en discover,d «n (>i>.» ,
found numerous le ltc i* wnd pic- attend and tu make nervation*
A t.a lia , guards Ithh ki d n il tbe with Ihr g ii.c riira .
bargaining table during the pa«t Tampa where M r, Oaki aaid *hr land. It v a , reporlcd today.
Jade, d nr# Forrest la#. Id. of liirrs in th r ta r which have for dinner hy calling Russ Spen
son i,lal>d into li.nrs li-d.y in
71 hour*, in an unsuccessful at hope, to meet her h u t l s a n d _________________.
12Id W. (Ilh S! ; | | e u T'o'lnr. Mr, bc»r. turned over lo F ill authori cer at FA 2 2171 or Perkin* Men's
sn
im
rem
illing
»,
areh
for
Aaron
tempt to reach an agreement o n | The motor
company
which
Slur*.
llu rg 'ft, 2* yea* old cnnvlct m*»* ef lit 7, flog |U , and Fieri Iter ties In Orlando.
a national rordra.'t before tneiowne.l the borrowed car declined
i german, fij, of 130# C#d rv Ave ..
me
since Monday.
deadline.
'to make charge*.
"Ts-rr#'a ,i|!| m sign of 1dm Sanford
Hubert I’ rarce, owner of the
..•it ‘se'i# not going t«r glit- up."
fo.«l eompany. ha* identified til,
said
a
prison
official
NEW YORK ( IT 'D - W itn t.ew
Although tired guardi and T ill ailictea at Irclnr.ging '•> him Tite
ICirdcttr nppmlng llnh Tut ley, thr
Inur* contained » v a ri*tj of can- j
t
Milwaukee brave* lie.ame 11 to m -.i bavw acujrrd the "lo c h "
ned good*, flour >od dried liewn,
f iv o r ilt i to win I day's second ttiuronghly since llu rg ctt ami a
and pea*.
companion,
Clyde
Johnson,
overgame of the V ni Id S n ir nnd f. 3
Il'.nd lias l-ern Set at )3U0 for
powered
a
guard,
pi
Don
o
ffic
ia
li
picks to win their *#Cund straight
r r fu ’ rd tn give up the aearih each individual. D.cy a ir ,.i .Semi
c h a m p io n s h ip .
no te County Jail.
TALLAHASSEE (LTD - Tlie anough to oparata th# ,t*te and
Before Wednesday a ( 3 lh tillin g Jnhnst.n, a M rm phli bank robber
The Seminole County United lion A rm y, and the Honda Child
war
eerapturen
Genera! Fund dipped to a pay hack the trust fundi.
1o>s, Hie Yankees were 13 19 fa
Fund campaign « u kicked off ten l Society.
new low o f tt.DK'.nuO In cash to
Warden i ’ au) AlaJIgsn was sure
lin * rath deficit ha* nothing la
v..rlle*.
yesterday.
Campaign leader* will attempl
day, with MO.SOO.OdO owed tu do with an anticipated 31 m illion
rhea# oddi ate on a man lu man Hut Ihe posloffice robber from
Volunteer worker* »re attempt
to iin tir, fo r operation of the dollar ahoilare that ha* davtltrig to ta il# a total o f LM.000 In to reach as many Individual* a* U t l* W ith * Imui:maker, a Mil- St laruis had either drowned in
-Choid, this rnunlh.
uprd lietwten aniiclpatwi inconva
, r , , „ , *w ,,,** * ' Ui via loo Irader* have w#uk#e bvllor would have lo lay Irving to swim to lh# mainland a
finance the activities of the seven
r uinptndler Ray Grern said tha ana authorised (pending.
participating agencies fo r the nett
*“
,h» v» *D to *10 and * Yankee rootei m ill* away, nr waa atill on the
ORLANDO ( L f- D — Do K .orid*
•tatc w ill have to borrow about
Th# Cabinet Iiu d -e t Commlaaion
) * #ri
j nous group* and part* of the rould win t i l wilh a llo Iwt on island.
Demneratir Executin Con:mill#«
in
million
dollar*
ainio-t
imnr#has
ln-iicat#d It w ill stash spend
•'There
arc
quite
*
number
of
I
th#
JieHei
outrom#
Aa the drive <oi imderway, I toun*Fo il) bold ila annual nr^vnitaliufi
iceves. trees, btishe,, hedges and 1meeting in Daytona Rea. h O rt. 11. distely to pay current bills, In ing and take other *tn#rganey
Harold K astnrr, pietldent of Ihe
campaigr. leader, urged the pub
ruraauree to make up tlu , deficit
building* where he could hide,"
Chairman Jam#* Milligan
rid cluding teacher* salaries.
lie la "give grneroutly to that Fund. and Howard MtN'ulty, cam
Another 10 m illion dollar* ail! In appropriations and lijc-ime aqMsdigan said. ‘ Soin# year* ago, W rdncday the Halurday n*cling
thia worthy appeal w ill be success paign chairman, urged (tie puh
borrowed from trust funds in thoriaed hy th* last Laglalatur*,
one man. Dwight itam itlnn, hi I would begin at 10:30 a m. al the
lie U> give th* drive "a ll « f the
fu l."
The Legislative Council’* *axaD*c#ml>er to kcap Florida on a
himself
for
three
days
on
the
ia
support
possible
*«
that
v#
might
Daytona ilcarh P lu s llotal.
The 194,000 gull te l fo r tMa
ra,h iural, u n til high
rtvenue tlun and ftnanee committee w(Q
land.”
year i* a record for Seminole complete the solicitation for thli
M IA M I (L T D — lb # Dad#
p#ak* in F elutiary ami
Match meet hare R iturday morning ta
County. This reflects the rapid campaign a t toon at passible."
County Kcbeul ituav! w ill hold a
put tha state hack on a pay aa dlKUs, the whole financial pk#
growth in popuiMinn and (be in
They called attention to the fact pu*)lic hearing fi t. IS far ,*r,p#ah
tore.
you go baalt.
creased roats of operation of the that the volunteer workers "are by J7 Negro student* who wer#
WASHING ION (D P I i — Like
Hor.Ja'a tax
structure ia *«
RAN JU A N , I'ueitu R ic. r L T I l
Main cuocacn w ill la rb a th a f
participating
agencies,
leader, taking tim e o ff from their jobs" denied transfers to white ichool*.
of o th rr
Americans. te l up th a t i t always run ahurt new u a *e m u tt be voted h i t h t
A widespread band o f squall, millions
said.
and asked the public lo avoid
The board Wednaaday 'u rn td swept through tlie Caribbean ira President Elsenhower dcierteJ h it on money this time n f year. Put l» f» Legislature, although h e r
Included in Ihe UF this year r lll- b ir k * "so that these volun- d..wn the request tn pi*#* lie 21 today hut ihuwcd no irr.nu-dlat* office Wednesday afternoon to auditors estimate the *U ta w ill member* o f bath house* hava
are lh * Red Cross. Mental Health, teers might lose as little time as j elementary *"d t# high ti hool ,lr-i* o f developing into a tropi- walrh the opening World Scric* collect more than (0 m illion dob fla tly refused to consider thia
IS O ,
and Girl Seoul*, Selva- at yossibU Loin th u r work."
1puyli* u ail «•hit* achoola
- *1 arurnL
gam* on leJcAislon.
la i* la U xs* ia March, mure thaa solution.
At General Motors
• IJciul, 7 Hurt
Slate Hospitality
Has Real Meaning w
Face Stop Clock?
Doctor To Decide
Constable Arrests
3 With Groceries
Guards Press Hunt
For Alcatraz Con
Campaign Starts
For United Fund
Auto Is Returned
After Two Months
Legion To Meet
Odds Shift After
Braves Win First
State Seeks $10 Million
To Pay Teachers, Debts
Demo Committee
Slates Meeting
Hearing Is Slated
On Negro Appeals
Stj nails Reported
Ike Watched, Too
u
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Hurlers Improve,
Casey Confident
'Educated T oes' Produce
W in s For Browns, 4 9 e rs
By JD K SVKIiLS
failed Pres* InierBalP'nal
how you look at it,
the thing In pro foot
ball.
Lou (Srota and (lord!* Bnltau,
of the U r lW Pooler* In the
game, n-d their edit.-tlcd tors to
work when they were needed moat
Sunday a* the Nnt'onal Football
Leagu* team* •»pi’n"d llic ts.'d »ea-
apot w hen’
he w iititn cm l u f the chnin and the downs m u rk e r placed.
T h r o ffic ia l's foot and fln jfe r locate the position of the
’ bail, a o m e th ln g he cUh ** a fte r each piny in « football yume.
T h is p ho to was made a fte r Seminole H ig h had picked up
• f ir s t d o w n against Seniiric z e F rid a y n ig h t.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Coaches Discuss
Extra Point Rule
turn —
vo uk
college
f*0tball co^chc* ate >pllt on the
excitement value of the new
egtra point rule but In thr liattla
for .patronage *salntl the wide•peri pro game, ihry »e« a return
|n free »ub»tltudon and goal posts
on the goal line.
Tree substitution. #• the platoon
ayalem. wa* chopped down on
|he theory It would r-duce the
tffoetivrnt it of the football far*
lorie* loaded with manpower. But,
a* it developed, the imaller
•(boot* **•* hur* more than the
*i»»Jor pow,r*
The rutri were rated ltd* year
to permit any player to return
race In each quarter — In dead
t i merely permitting thr rrturn
t i t u n in g player*
"But torn* small conference*
hare made their own rule*, perSlliUns free aiiiiatltiillon " »ava
Lou U tile , "ami we will go hatk
U it aoon for everybody without
a shadow of doubt."
Doesn't U U ll
/* for the ratra • putnl rule
giving one point lor a kicked
rcnvrrslon ami two |mlnti for a
rpn ur pat* cwpvantr-n. Buff Do
nelll, who turrrrded t.iltlr at
Columbia, call* It "a ddlcutou*
rule."
" I don't are where It add* any
excitement." hr claim*. "You
•tilt merely have thr old qortllon
of 'did hr m tk r li o: not?'"
Bull IngalU. the lor,net MLiil
(an >rnlcr now hra-l coich at
ConnsvUcut. ran t sec all thi r.io
e«rn over the ectra point
"Wc icoiwt alw touchdown* last
week," be explained "Wa h^ked
one point. W r wrrr tu.-restful
nmiiinx for two nth«r» In live
•rlra T'isr totals up to five
pc'nla. 1 hat'* a good averagt
eseti if w« hid tried tia kirk* "
More Held lim it
l i m y Wright, known a* "T h r
llo ttr" In hi* Notrr Panic d ty i
and now roach at Klnyi I'olni, U
one of thuir who Irrli llic new
tontcMtun tulr does add cxcllr
tnetil for Ihr fan*.
"It'a at*o going to pot the foot
lurk Into football," hr analyud.
“ Meaning they'll have to bring
thr goal poat* bark lip to thr goal
line to glvw yuc an added In
centive for D dd goal*."
Wright'* theory ll thr flrld got!
become* a weapon to nffirt thr
linhalanced extra point payutf
•‘t know We'll go l» the field
new
C *„
L*
Kcports jQy hurnus
To Manage Cards
SI
Lo t UK III PI) Solly
Hamui, a loiuirr St. Louis Car
din*l and this past season an Infielder f « r (he Philadelphia Phil
lies, fndar waa cipectert In lie
named manawrr uf the Cardinals.
('animal official* u ld Sunday a
new* conference would he hrlrl at
11 a. m , e .d t. today and a
ipekrtnian hinted llrniua would
time
Krei llutrhinaoM wsr fired a.
manager Jtept. It and coach Sl»n
Hatk wai interim manager until
Sunday * hen the Card* cudrd
then araaon.
goal a* quickly na a r cm ." hr
explained "If wr grl down to
within ti ynrd* and It doesn’t
look a* If wr enn score, wr want
thoir three point*. Thrn, It wo
do (corf, thr hrat I* "if the
SUaltloR
(Irm a, called "The Toe" btcame of hi* unerring rannlnr**
through 11 prevtjui pro campxlgm, booted a four-yatd *Vhlppy" with only Z3 second* left tn
the g*me to provide the Cl.-vi-land
brown* with an uphill 30 2T vie
tury over the I*u* Angeles Rim*
before the day'* higgeat crowd
*9,093, In It. A .'» Jlemonal Collu um .
ftultaU, whom kicking pruwris
through thr years ha* led tin* San
Krancitcu Fort/-Nlner* to many
victories, did a little belter al
though he had a little more time.
With the score tied at IP-20, Sol
tau sailed a 11 ywider over *he
rto**bar wrlth a little les* thsu
three minute* remaining to pr>
vide the Forty-NInci-* with a 3 2»
win o\»r :l.e Piltsburtn Siee'er*
tiefore the day# **>eo-d lar.iett
crowd, 11.Sid, In Kcmr Stsdlurn
Eltewhe'e arrernd tlie circuit,
•he Haitim-i’ e Col!*, pared by the
pin-point passing of Johnny Unila*, upended the defending world
champion Detroit IJone, 3X-13;
t rank Clifford and A i r : Webslrt
Korcd list I:,!*.'* between tiiem to
lead Uie New York Clants »o an
atay 1M / t over t.v e t._J t r
Cardinal*1 WbT.c DalHiore *eor' I
uiire lim n a* the “ fcDiJw Bca'i
uuwnrd *ue Ciccn Ray Parkers,
34 w , end Uit Wa •ilngUm Redakin* relUal In the final period le
down tne r'tiladelphla E a g l e * ,
14 14.
The IPlX tea.sin may wind up
being Iha N FL’ * inntt surccVsIul—
attendance wue. that ti.
The league, which ha* ict alx
atralght attendance mark*, drew ■
total of 241,151 fan* In dx e*m**
Sunday, or an average u'< 43,111
per gamr. At that rate. *:>d witli
dose dhlalon race*, It wouldn't
take many more fan* to brat the
1951 record of Ik M .H l.
At Baltimore, the Cult* and
Uon* drew a crowd of 44,3T> to
Memorial Stadium, whil.- at Phil
adelphia'* Franklin Field, lh.
F a z in ' new home pa'dt, a crowd
of 30.151 turned out. The Rest*
and Parke* drew 31150 at Mil
waukee.
The iin*l|r*t CiO»d of thr da)
I t ,923. turned out for the Giants
Cardinals la.r* al Buffalo tn live
NFL'* llret opener «n * netilis
Held.
LINE SCORE
Major Lrague Result*
fulled Press Iniernslionst
National Iseagx#
Cincinnati
000 001 Oil' — 4 7 1
Milwaukee
000 0on 000 —0 4 t
Kellner, Lawrence l l ) and Dotterer. Rush, WHIry 14), Johnson
(71, Pi ran is i S i and
'randali
Rice (6). Winner • Kellner (7 >).
U -s-r - V.llley (9 7).
ht Ls'jii
•.*•! 010 M — M l 3
San Francisco Ilf) tOV 10* - 7 12 0
Joncr, Chlttum (1), Slohb* (f»
and Green. Fitzgeiald, Zjnni (4),
Worthington »s ami Isikmidt Wlr
n rr— Zannl (I ui. Ijoicr— Jones 11413), R — Cio.inKn.im. May*, ard
amill..
Phlladrlp 11 001 «|) ltd 1 -4 11 t
PiKatiurgh
ok) Oral jiu • I ll 2
Morehead, I'-irr.-il I ) , Meytr
(9) and Loputa. Daniels, Smith
I I I , Porte lie! I (S ’. U.-Mi (10) and
Foih-s. Ainn v pilther-Meycr 30). Luting {.itc-i/r-Grci-s a i».
(Or.l;' in n * ' achedIile-Ii
American l.ragm
(l*t game i
Ilallimorc
(wu ou.) ooo— I 2 t
Nrw York 010 013 02x— 7 9 2
Hitrshtnan. Stealer (III m l T n .imtos. tmisi-n. Duirn 14), Kuks.
4, ard Herra Winner — l-*r*?n
9 6)
T il BY W A ITE D . IN V A IN — Avid Seminole Hiplt irrliflron
xupIMirlcnt flocked In the niduiincx urmimi tile goal line
Kridiiv night when Mtc Snnfonl team t(iit as far ns tbo oneynrd lino. Tln'sc and other .Sflmlnolo fntis were urgitig the
t(inni "it. A five-yard fwmtlty chilled Ihe scoring tiirnvt,
’tilled two plnvs Inter when n puss was hutted down at the
goal.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Double Talk Of Coaches
In Need Of Translation
WASHINGTON (U P I) - Quote* er couldn't have walked across a
room.)
you may krai Hu* fa ll.. ,
"You hav* a goud, scrappy "The officiating w ii excellent."
tram." (A 11 il wlnnri rnngralu- (Winning roach.)
"The
officiating wa* lousy."
latlnx the loser.)
liaising foach.)
"No, they didn't show u* any
*‘I expect a real tiuigh gamr out
thing we didn't rvprct." (Coach
whose tram has Juet been club- there Satuiday." t Coach whosr
tiered by an opponent using two team 1* a 35 point favorite.)
"We'U be In Iherr Dying all He
new formailon*. seven nrw play*
way and anything ran happen Ire
and an unorthodox defense.)
" I know they haven't won a cause my kid* will tie In there
gamr all yrar hut our scout* >ay trying all Ihr way, and I'm nut
they're dangerous and overdue." mncrdlng anything because wr II
Iw in there trying " (Coach whose
tCoaeh trying to drum up advance
tram i* a 3* point underdog )
.ale, for an overmetrh )
"I Just hope we ran field It
"No, Dial wasn't n piny I railed men." (Coach trying (n establish
(nun the bench " ( Coach who sent an advance alibi just In cx>r >
In a play that lost 3 yaids )
"A key blork here, a missed
"The muddy field hurl our of tackle there, and w* c„uld have
fen*e." (Losing coach whose op won." (Coach whose tram ha*
ponents appatcnlly played Ihe Just lost i l n >
lame gamr un a dry flrld.)
"Injuries ruined us " (Coach
“ Thi* Is a rough game and my whose learn was pirked to win a
kids just played hard." (Cutch j title and wuund up with a 24 tec
whose team ha* been mused of urrl.)
dirty footliall.)
**rhi* kid* did their best but the
•The
"M y kid* played clean and I coaches mode luo many mi*wi*h I ruuld »ay thr time tor 'h r lake* " (Coach who will tie awardother tram *' (Coach who-c kid* r<l * medal (hr .lay hr lays it.)
weren't cauitht ct it.)
"I held him »ut because I didn't
Marti to risk further Injury to a
tine lad." (Coach whose itar play-
Isoser — flarshman (12 U:.
HR— Ttirom lierry, Slehern 3.
«2nr game)
Baltimore
om OPO oot - i i t
New York
40t OIO 00x —4 II 0
Poppr*. Walker 14) and Gins
berg. SUudlvant, Shanti (?i. M o roe (9i and John,on. Winning
pi teller
Stilsnlivsint 13 At. Loving
pitcher Pappas (In Kit lllt-llurke.
ll,.slnii
OOtl 111 110- 11 9 1
Washington Pdi 1)30 000- I It ll
Hitwcr. B ail .'Id (S) and White.
Ilnniot, Pascuai in) and Lourtnty.
Winner— Borvsfl.-Id 1 4-31. L o i r r IUm «a (14)11- li lt —Jrnce.v, l-ep
eh*. William*. While.
Detroit
i»io M l o w - l s o
Cleveland
0IC 111) Wx— 4 9 1
Running. Clrottc M ), Morgan l l )
kguirTe (1), Sus s- 10), le-e |7>
and Wilson. Ilrll 12 Id) and Nixon
testae— Bunn I hit (1412). HR— Ka
li nr, Cola v Itn
Kan*** City
too ixn 000— 4 it 2
Chicago
014 M l 13k — tt 14 t
Tsitourla, Craddock (4), Johnson
(1), Davis (•> and llouie. Mrllwain. Trotky (1), Shaw (T ) and
Itnmano, tJndilrom <4). Winner —
Tiusky 41-43*.' Lesser — Craddock
(0 3). HR— Ktlmchcwk.
lately ard th afa all I’m gonna
out with Injur lee Ova eecnnd
.»»
1half of the staton, offlc.ally ware
tay r,„
for now.1*•
certified at World Serie*. eligible*
On the verge of hi* ninth World Sunday. Murry' Dlekaon al*o w*«
Series, hiw evrr, Casey hid plenty named, while Virgil Truck* w n
to say about the rest of ul* staff, dropped from the Hat.
lte was especially Impressed with
Stengel mf only wa* pirated
Dan Larsen a id Tom Hturdlvanl, with the work of Larsen and Stur
who wrrtt eredilet; with the k’andivant Sunday but also with the
kre*' 7-fl and 4 3 doub'thradcr fine relief tppraraneee of Ryne
iwrep over the Oriole* le the sea Du ran and Bohhy Shanti. Durrn
ion finale,
tiruck out four batter* tn two In"Larsen
ma
her can i nlfljff Uduring
!*aviian rri>nvim-ed
t t n ^ in v r u n
w u
u rin|
ID
d>pt?ncr
ilia
thef opener
aud
I.IJNIM JUIST I N i r i t K I ) — Duve Stanley ami a fw-mlnole
High each help Seminole iliilflsack Kay Lui,d<|iiiAt il'u
.'rum l*ic field* after I,<irni*jnist woa injured ia the fourth
Quarter of the gnme ntminat Seabreeze of Day tone. LuntlQttixt was nut hurt »eriou»ly,
(Herald Staff Photo)
Williams, Ashburn
Win Bat Crowns
By F R E D DOWN
.ctnt last day 7 r>.- 9 .hat bnoitrd
fulled Prr*e Intrrnathipat
'him to .4<*1 in UMI.
Trd William* In * WaB: iver
A'hburn, w.i.i vvoi hit ftrst JI.L
-•id Hlehlc Ashburn in a ligh: to title In 1951 wlih a .3J» in - k.
}»• !• • r ' ' " rv "fth »d three single* In four tries a*
Sundai s grand wlruJups of two of ,,,r (•MMirw Krai lh« Fitts', tr-i,
---— -- ■— - - ------- . Vr*"’
*sh,>* *
-*"thM'c-t
•*<. , •» 4 TiraUa,
10 i:,nlr,g» lo f!r.!:h
zhamplci.shlps tn bij Incur hi, al ,3V) San Fraov*ro't Willi.,
lor*.
May*, stariln;; his gane al ’ ‘uut
Williams, th* llvilon Bed Su"‘ ;hc time t diburn's
-v-s
4(.'-y» ai -old super • t u r suu g<u over, ne«le»l a 5-fm day d*y to
off to une of tbn slowest starts of beat Itlrhlr.
his carter, tm * rl up with his
The gis-kt Sal, f iaru'i-a i . earner,
sixih American lArigi'c title whll« field* r gave it all hr had with a
Ashhuin, the IdiHidrithia I’hil- 3-for 5 day against thr Ct'dinal*
lie*' spray • nii'.lift center fielder, but that was only good enough f„r
wa.kt-d off will) Ins second Na .317. The Giants beat the Car
tuinal Uag'in crown
dinal* 7-2
Williams, t>i.-n !i; l.i k the r f » k Don l^rs rn and Torn Sturdi
'.7 - ear* fn wuen le **t-, n, vant. two World Serbs questionfirst title In 1941, went 2 for-, as marks, pitched the New York
.1
. ■■
; t : , Yankees It, 7-0 and S3 v f'iiilr*
finish at .T2S and U i l out tram- over the Hill Into re Driole*. Ihe
rite I'd * Runnels 3. who vent 10- Cleveland trnbani beat toe De
*i." ( SuMay it o-for-'S In his troit Tigers, 6 2. and the Chicago
I *1 four gomes !•< e'(i,e »t 12? White Sox downed the Kants'.
Wl.l'atnt
tri*
Runnel* hv City Athletic , li t. In olne, A L.
* ui polt.i, wiia; t.i, f ur • .-ame windup*, 'ill' Cincinnati Rt-dlrgs
Mi es wrlth tny F o-lnr-r slmted Wat the Mllar.nkee Braves, 4-0,
' ,-oay. went ( f i r l l during th e ,in the other N.L finale. ChLago
»v i ) end, re r ,|l if hi* m agnlfiland L*^ Anglic* were Wie
do anytning," Stmgrt detla.-rd! Sha.ltI pitched a pair of hltlcn
after tb* big right-hander save up framer in the nl|htc»p.
oaly r>ne M l and one walk while ' They both come through fine,'’
strlklrg out four during hi* live Catey hennid ' Rcmember not
Inning Hint In the opener,
io long agu when our pitching
luirsen looked »■> (uod, a* a ,t*ff o’** »ho',7 We 1, I ’ll stack _
up with »nj Ihm* I* now."
Major League
Standings
fnilrd Frets loteruall.inil
National D r / i r
W. L. I’tt. GB.
Mllwauklev
Piltaburgh
San Fran-I k *
Cincinnati
St. fault
Chin go
tos Ange'es
Itilsdelphfa *'•!) *5 : 14M 23
Kdiw) sy's ttevail*
Cincinnati 4 Milwsukre 9
t'hiladelrhiw 4 IHttburrh 4 <10
'nn>
San F r u r ’K 'i 7 St. Loul* 2
(Only ga.net chrdulcdl
Alltel lean league
W. L. I’tl. GB
92 a I D
New York
42 72 .332 10
Chicago
79 73 .ill 13
Boston
77 76 .303 It's
Cleveland
JJ JJ .W IS
Uciroit
74 71 .441 l*>*
BaKlm, re
73 31 .474 19
Kansas City
41 93 .394 31
Washington
Sunday'* Results:
New York 7 Baltimore 0 (let)
New York 4 Baltimore 3 (2nd)
Roitoa 4 Wusnin.rtoj 4
Chicago J l Kansas City 4
Clsvtlard 4 t'elrolt 2
Player
Of The
Day
Tiffer Sets Record
D E T R O IT —f l'I’l) — Out fields r
Charley Miiwell of the Detrult
Tigers »el a mijor Imsgue rccurd
by playing erroile** hall through
193 games during 1957 and 1951. ^
YOUR
NEW SPAPER
BOWS
TO
FAM E
LOS A N G ELES - O i l ' l l -F i r s t
iiaseman Kter* Itilko, no* with
ihe luii Angeles Dialler*, I* thr
•inly man ever to w h the I’arlflc
Cuatl Iwagu*'* Mint Valuable
Player awanl more than once lie
won It three Hires, in 1935, IX'ui
and 1937 while with the Lot Atgelc* Arigrtl.
AS
sStrintf Unbroken
S E A T IL F . — )UI*I1 t ju re
Carluecl, Pacific Cuatl League
umpire, has worked a total of
2.123 cmtecuHve game* without
vn Inning Here he began
missing an
umpiring II years ago.
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•* nnd nljthl , , . at the dinner table , , ,
in )our ruwlomrns* eslltlngr room . . . . In l»u*y office* and n a llin f room* . . .
ar.nlM't.M c m * T t i i o i m i ti.to in > iM t
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Ta wfcon. It mt.v rm.erni
Kcllr* is
a lx a •« ar'.if-liii-# nil* (t*. linn ) t<f it*
Xnnlna I.»*'»l*t1v*». Ilisi Mr. l.ihai •11-1■**•.• In< tr-iutt|.il a
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l-Mlill l.o*cIno *111 be h.M In lh* *. mln-il* Cnuntr l i'll11
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It.irlnwU 1 ‘minti t-n lu i ( ‘i-mmlulna
III Itoliait h Ilia*n
at wKial ggtherincr* . . . at public meeting* . . . before rhnrch group* . . . at bunineMmen'* luncheon* . . .
with wchtNil children nnd parenln, working peoplv and elderly retired folk* . . . the young and old,
the rich nnd poor, .ill race*, colon, and rreedn . . . A N A l l IN TH R IIR K A L I) RKACIIES
TH E M A L L W IT H Y O l'K SA LE S .MESSAGE.
t'lre - lo r
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t n t i t u i n*t»ii»* m %
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Kalla* la haraby ali*n in acruiUxhc* *tlh gttiltm I ot lh*
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tha ft K. m rntr it NVV nrartty •( *m i . II. T**. tia lunaa *#K.
n a M. t: and Jl/ltd rhalna, H la chain*. a«<l a la d*art«* If la
*"* H/ta# rhalna ta taa Ml. of way «f aaoiord and lush* Kaailt
II. It. t*#a«-e Tv-ly with aol# rlabl ol nai in Ihn tin * *( h,*ianina— ronialnii * || t/It ai rra Kora ar lao*
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r . « a t ■aMlnoia Cannir Court tlaua*. Kaafutil, Ktoilda, on Thurado*. Oa'obar II, l i l t at *:»» I*. *1 ot at aoon lh*r#alt*r *■ **••
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MR. HERALD ADVERTISEMENT
R I 8 N E R S T O P S P L A Y — S c m in o !- ItMlfbuck U nvt>) Rinn e r put th a " a lo p j^ r " un a Seabreexa back in tnia aide)in*
action in F r id a y nl«Jil*n g m n * in SnnforH. Il'a n r r wait on a
o f the defenaive ntnrs f o r the Sotninoica in th e ir 13-0
|ua« to tha Sandcrnbx.
(lle ru ld S ta ff 1’liuto)
■. J xaaMk* m, ■>***■ is - -«>.
f
tnltrd I rr*t I vlernational
— t e d w il l ia m s —
Lev* him
hue him . you're
not to admit Tel William* has Ihe
ability to , suture the Imagination
ot the * votM woriJ.
The 40yetrUd Red Sog rUr
did It again thi* week end a* h«
batt'ed from behind to win Ml
sixth Amcticxn league lilting
title with a .3M mark. He went
Into the final four game series
with the Senator* trailing team
mate Pete Runnels by four poinls.
Ted went 7-for-lt In the grand
windup, Including I-for-4 Suno»y “
while Runnel* went only 3 for-19
on the week cml 9nd 0-for-l Sun
day tu flnUh *1* point* beliir.4
William*.
In All Modesty...
Hilko Sets Record
Legal Notice
g .m ln o le I ’.iu n lr g -n ln *
matter of fict, that n number of
By M IL T O N MICH MAN
hi* Yankee teammate* fell he
Uelted y.* »* International
NEW Y O R K (U P I) — Casey mav umve plkhr-i himaelf right
Into a starling aiiigumcnt (or tha
Stengel, tupreT.ily connJcr.t cow
aecond Sene* <a'nc.
that hi* Y a n k tj pitching Half Is
Sturdivant » isn't qultn na efftc“ In tip-top thape sials," will Uve us the mchtcap — be yielded
name southpaw Whltey Ford to two run* ard six hit* In six innday a* hi* lU rt e r for Wc-lie*- insr* hut Strngfl waa aatlsflsd.
•We a«ktd S l.r-ivi-it to 'nix up
day’* World Sene* opener aga<nsl
. hia pilr.K t p'i*po*ely lo vve co'.ld
the Brave*.
"end I
Stengel practically tippet his *ce 'em .ill" Stsnrl
mlu Sunday night ai to hi* first likrd wh t t is * .. iik r-l P vrry
gam* nominee when he said, much."
I.ar«»n and Sturdivant, who.
Ford ha* been our very best
He’ll be The Hardest Working,
Lowest Paid Membet O f Your S ta ff
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TU E S D A Y . S E P TE M B E R 90. 1958
W on't Give Inch,
Nationalists Say
AndSave
D ulled
Prena
I.ta te d
W ire
N O . 272
Legal Experts Predicting
Desegregation Speed-Up
U N ITE D NATIONS, N .k. ( L I ’ lt t'oi ;n■.*
•n .<u I d be ptll"d
•—Nationalist China said Uxlay It agaitiii the .VO or 6*0 mitlio.i on
DOjId driejd "every Inch" of it* ih* mainland We Hava no reaaon
territory b**t would await a revolt to fight ayainit our brethren on
againit the
Communists the mainland
before Invading the mainland.
Mill Help He»..lt
'F * are realuta," Chlnrit Am
‘ However, when cur people on
b itia d n r Tingi’u F . Trim s told ihe mainland na* in revolt a*
the United Nation* General A*, the Hungarian people did tJvo
bly. ’We love peace a* much years ago and call for our help,
anyiudy cite. We have our we ahatl fight aide by aide with
fund of common acme.
them for their Irrrdiim.
“ It ii rot our thought Hut Ihr
‘T h u u our piugiam of *erov
10 million
people on Taiwancry of the mainland,
no more
} and no tear "
Tsiany .aid he wished to avoid
tug "anything pruvocutis-f, In
cauie I do not with to y*npar-IDc
the effort* being made by thUnited States tn the intcieit of
* * *
* ★ ★
Hillsborough Told
Mixed Schools, Or
To Desegregate Or U. S. Government Closes No Schools At All,
Face Court Action Embattled Central High Southerners Told
r
t
T A M I’ A I L T D - The local
,. .. ,
...
. .
.
, . WASHINGTON (U P I) — Top adu r n K
HOCK, Ark i U P h — lti ck s tour high schools, rl -ie-1
blanch of hv N AACP w a irid to
*»P*rt* mW **•
day
uniesa the ltill*i».uroi>gh Di V J Itan-y read the ohi’ n.r, •Lice Sepi. I in the Inlegullon 1ralnl*lr» ,l‘1®
day Ihe Suprera* Court'* strong
County Scho- I llohrit lake .tcp. ol Gov D u a l K Fau^us' .irivatr conhove.*). at 8 a in. tmlav
N A IL S OWN m tO IIIK lt AS SL'SI'liCT— Doi IK »ii« tluty. tonard r-idii<g segrrgat-on in Scnoi-1 nlan in a driving -air. is
Ilut the 8.h U . S Circui' C. atl new integralion stand should h-»*
pca.e.'*
|v>liccninn Marvin Jones i left I slip* the hawleuf f» on hi* puhlte ach -o!*, it wouid inltiaw front of Cgiilral Ibr.h Ireiio 'i to »I Appeals intervened Monday »n*i tru school detrgreyalion In the
Bor he M d ttit as.crcble "liierr
day.
ordeird Ihe school board nol lo 1,
brother. Karl N. Jones after the latter wn* i-aiiKtit :nMtl« court action.
by knocking o'il many legal
it really only one major e»"n* lor
A little la tir a truck pm ltd up Irariiftc Ihe buildings to the cor
The N AA( P look the »iard le
a
Hartford,
Conn.,
delicatessen
—
after
the
store
had
delaying move*.
worry So far a* the pre,civalifn
and
two
men
pul
up
a
four
by
poration,
closed for the night. Patrolman Jones ami two fellow of a letter to County Sclionit Supt six f< ot sign in the center of me
cl peter i* concerned. It It *bc
There was no attempt I i miniKarev did not finally ant.nunrr
ficers were dispatched to the scene after a resident in the J. Crockett Fair.eil The letter schoolyard. II said; "This sch >ol until Ibis morning that the trim 'a mire the long uphill road delegicm cnc.t of international con.intin
was signed by James Jolin«on,
area heard glass breaking. Karl Junes was arrested on n Kcrctary of the Tampa branc'i c!> *ed by order cf the frde-a! wou’d pot open *> planned. The ga.ion still faces In many south
W ASHINGTON <UPI> - hecre- ism.'*
ta r r of Stale John Potter Duller
Ta la rg recalled that four yean
burglary charge,
(KIM Telephoto)
gover nnieiil."
rrj dnnl IJttle Hock firlu-ol Hoard ern state*, nor the tiitler leslstof the Negto organiratlun.
IndicateJ today the Unlled Stste* ago. (icniralitvir.il Chians Kalar.ee lhat v-ll1 l-r put up by many
Ilsur) I. pro,idenl ol the Ij'.tlo .rnnun.ed it Mt-mlay night.
| JohnMvn'a letter »ai-l that C.-r
su.r*ndrrevl
•mid ury* withdrawal nf large Mirk's govere.n-rt
southern i fllli.'lt and private ciUllock priv ate School Corp. wniclt
‘TTirough
the
conceited
effort*
NAACP had receirt-d complaints
Cblii*se Nation all. t f,-rt ev from the TaiT.cn Islands to the Com
had plaumd to reopen l.iltle of Ihr government of the United le ns.
Irom the Negroes seeking acho-d
Qir*moy ind Matsu If a depend hturiils "fur the sake of peace '*
School* that are not Integrated
Slate* and Ihe N A A C I', the
'ntrgration
and
that
the
NAACP
No More Retreat
•bit c e ii' fire ig m «m # n t can be
t.iiItr llock Private 9ch»o! Corp. now wilt nut necessarily be Inte
[had p*( , rvl on the crvntplainti M
•‘Today," he laid. "It i. Quo
m riie d out with the Communist*
has now been enjelmd »rd pro- grated In • Hay, a week « r even
|the tounty school bmid
w Dull**’ -cmerki on the offthorc moy, MaUu ami Taiwan. We have
hlhited irom operatiur Cenlril by ne*t year.
“
A*
of
this
ilste."
tiie
Iritcr
found
that
Ihe
policy
of
yielding
lalanda were m*Je r. „ -.a* conHigh, Hall High, Technical High
But a high-ranking Justice De
d«>e* not work The enemv's *psaid, "the Hillsborough County
Terence at w nLr he aloo aald:
ami Horace Mann High,” Haney partment official
told United
School
Hoard
hat
made
mi
rff-il
l i t would be witling to meet p.-lltc glows wllh eating. Wc will
A five-monthaitd Longwood baby, reported as dying in
lead Irom a pieparrd itaiemrnL. I’m * International th* court's
defend
all
territory
under
our
tn
comply
with
(he
dtcltlon
of
the
With Red Premier C lo t En-lat i(
", , .Ths closing of our senior stern pronouncenirnl served no
.Seminole Memorial Hospital Saturday, was ti victim of suf It'S . .Supreme) Court and it*
there were .effort to think It jurisdiction."
high schools I* neve ihe lull ft- lle* on segregation hackers that
focation,
the
Seminole
County
coronet
said
today.
He Indi-afed the sltuatlor wvuld
Interpretation of Ihe U S. Consti
Would help K b » the Formoa*
Af
iP rC P V f ia n ip c
!«pontlbllily •<! tile federal govern- all efforts, direct « r Indirect, to
Wi'linm Brantley Davies, son of Mr. amt Mrs. Robert tution "
crisis. lie daiiblr.l th<* wisdom of change rapidly If the Chinese
H I J C I J G J V U D iC/J
Ml)l tcd thr N A \ c p. It nullify Ihe tribunal’s drsegrrgv
Davies, smothered lo death when in* became wedded between
people revolt a.-air. it the lum
au.-h a mretlnr. at thli time.
If the Irnurd d o , not Initiate
Ills maltiess and the wall, Cormier lliiifli Duncan, .mid in .taps to inu-giata the .chitol,. the P A TER S O N . N J (U P !)— Hare is i)uil« evident that they are thn edict will wind up In the legal
lie aaw Impio* ora cut in the For munlst authorities.
ready to sacrifice Ihe educational waste basket.
|—
— —
— —
—
— — — letter said, the NAACP will "trek riots involving JO lo iiip tecivagcr"When our people on the main an official report.
mosa situation over the pan two
opportunities lor *,000 students to
Schemes Won't Work
Duncan aaid the Davies Infant
icks and believed there waa I n i land rile in revolt and call lor
other meant of ending the canal ard adults broke out twice at a satisfy thiir consuming desire te
our help," he laid. "we canno- was the 10th tiffocation victim In
He said thr cuurt now has made
ellhood of war.
discrimination that dors rkist In high school foothill gamt Mon mi* lb* m c ri In our school, pub
It crystal dear to oouthernera
tile II illaiturough County school day,
lie did not believe the National- sit Idly by and turn a deaf Seminole County this year. He
lic or private."
Ihflr idllmal* choice I* halw-een
ry.tem ."
f - I’hlaese would ever be side (> rar We air i.tore'ly hound to rilled the fwie "alarming" and
The violence, si ftrri slopped by
Hr
read
Ihe
alairiuenl
s
s
i
Id*
return lo the Mainland uejcr tilth lo the ail of our brethren said th.,t this county had only one
The NAACP isiJ it dors not a football roach, riuptml again on oflire and alto tn (rant of Cen integrated public schools or n i
thel; own atasm, as he put It. bul with a!! that wa have and are." rate in •Hrec prrviou* years com
the playing field of Ihr llaucrlc tral, where il was tsinlng brisk schools with any kissel of pun'la
C H ESTV IEW ( L T D — The 2t- "go around looking fur plaim.lfs"
bined.
be would not rule out the possibil
Stadium near Pairrtoi Eastride ly. About a d<>ten student* lis Support — financial or otherwise.
and
does
not
t;y
to
"stir
up
lltiga
Arcordlrg to the official repe.j, yraruld wife of r tavern owner tion." Rut
i t y that they might evenluslly *#’.
High S d ii-d , inulling U .he hos- tened. A* soon s* ha finished,
The only remaining alternative,
warned
lhat
unl.s,
the Davies baby became wedded »a* charged Monday with inde school olli. lals begins action, It pllallratljn <>f a potlrcman and
•here at s result of a Itungsriin
they alt ran fur rover (com Hi# be sal.I, would be truly private
cent
exposure
“while
doing
a
tietween the wall and tl.c mat* r « revolution in Chin*.
Ihr a rirsl of three Negro youth*. weather.
schools and ihete, he aald, would
to
*" Ihe aiil
(rets while Mia. Davie* was hing hula hoop dance without a hoop- v*ou*‘'
Tha United State* will rounder
The rio» was the lecond Harelip
mean education unlv for the ricti,
Negroai
who
have
<om
or an, clothe, "
f
**• «»«« '‘ h’ •*
ing
out
clothes
Saturday.
Duncan
taking the Formosa ertil* to the
of racial Irnsiou in liiree days at
‘ We've passed that staff In Ihii
plained.
ShrrtfCa
drpulici
arrested
Mr*.
*ald the side of the bahy‘« bed
lt«J Nations If Ihe #-nh*»,adorNew Jersey high school football
country," said the official, wno
nest to the wall had been Irweied beoU Mat Ilrown Sunday alter
'talks In Warsaw lend lo break
asked he not bf quotrd by name,
game*.
and that the child had rriled Ul* f W -e *1
baahaiwi t
down or II military activity in the
Th* brwal first bfoka »Hrt tw ,
Tho lirslin effect af ^fomltyS*
W ARSAW t u r n —
Recent N - - lgalnat Ihe Wall
II.mil
was
art
at
MOO.
area I* increased.
opinion, in th* eyra of guvrromrnt
tween a gro‘‘p of while hoy* a id
lie ,aid Mr*. Davit* b*lieved
Dulles was aiked w nether If tio.iaibt successes in the Formers
some Negro youth* during the
lawyers, was to knock oui all or
Strait have strengthened the nand hrr son to be aslrcp, hut lound
would not be Sout.d to work nut
alraoit all U n passed by anuththird Quarter of Ihe F.aatiidc<i(
U
S
.
Amhsisador
J>:
»h
Hearn
him to be dead when she finished
TU5CU5IRIA, AI* <I ’l l >— Her
aoma withdraw) of the Nationalist
rrn iia tri In efforts to dodge
Kearny
gsmf.
police
tsid.
EastIn hi* ceatc fire lalki with Chi- n<-r washing. Thr child w ,i milled man Bynl left Sheriff Ilaymor.il
MIAMI I U r i l — Floridi volrr* school migration,
forces on Qucmoy and Matsu
side
Coach
Art
Jm-her
managed
n e « e Communist Atvil»«»*»dor tr Ihr hospital here, bul effort, Whet ler a bit of advice after
since the llnllcd Slate, old no!
lu lutxluc tile flghtril, and thr went to ihe poll* |(*lay In *
legal experts said Just about the
Second primary vvllh the political
aselieve the buildup had been per- Wang ling-nan, observeia .aid to lo irvlve him were uiuurr* svfut. hitakinj; nut of fail for the sec
T A IP E I. Formosa ( U P I ) — Unit game vsumrd.
only
recourse left open to l-iutbIlunvan said the III cast s of sal- ond time this month.
ed Slat"* Marines Umicd * n Qurticu lirly wise in Ihe Itrrl |,Ja-e. day.
Twenty tlvw
polictmrn
sum- vpulliyhl on local rlrrilun* ami a era state, seeking to avert Inte
There even -vas W riter a •pecu fo. atlon in (hr county sine# Jan. IS
"Thi* county need* a new jail moy will, alcht-iniH howilirrs and mo" ,1 lo the seme «l Ihe flisl hiitrr light fur th* remaining scat
He replied that this wjuld drgration now is to abolish Drnlf
•wtul on Die circumstances. A lation the Communist*’ Strung wi-t* Ihe resull, to i great degree, worse than a dead man needs a turned them o'er lo NailorMlUl sign of violence startrd palfi-llng on the *ta*e Railroad and Puhlls public school sysUms altogether.
stand again*! (hr U.S. proposal of infants becoming entangled In i,jffin," llyid wrote
Chinese artlllcryireu. Informed the playing field and Ihr bleach Utilities l orn mission.
withdrawal ai a retreat under
snurcta In Tai|)ri -aid I -lav.
In Ihe only statewide election.
fire , he *s!d. wroi-’d not be det'r- for a era.* (lie might be crack bed entering*. In *om« cases, hr
er*. A IS ye n «ld Negro, who* ing
--nder
the
rombined
rlfect
o!
aihlcd, Die victim* had been Ic-livd A u l ' C t t H t
111)08
able br.rtise of the liniurt It
The sour.ri said ine Msrint* name wa* not dlicloi«d. allegedly Incumbent Jerry Carinr. live selfthe Qucmoy hl.ttaatle running and under pillow,,
Avould he*e on other counUte*.
IJHISTUL, England lU P lf — The landed the »>■!( • pr*‘iH'llt-d eight* yriled an in ,uh al one of H u po itjbd *‘elie.ip (willtlrian," fare* (
Nalionalist air victories with U S ,
In tne Davie* case, Duncan pall'll mag afine ul Ihe Glturi-h of iiirhrr* at night aUrn. Id days ago iiceinen.
rhaltrnger Jiin Dlanlon nf St.
Sidewinder air-to-air mlaailea.
said the child * no«r and mouth SI Mary's On Tite Quay cam" wit and set (hem In p*>*llii.n where Na
While the ol/ifer w n talking Augustine.
Ilut there wa* a lack of genuine had become wrdged against thr
Secrelary of Stair R. A. Gray
Andrew lira-krn, principal nf
today with a ti-rilon giving rating lionllst gunners cetild reply to fled wllh the youth, hr was struck by
nptirni.m among W eitrm dlplo- maltie**, rutting <>(f his breathing.
tips. Editor Phillip Guide.< svid artillrry that has p«utid<-d the another teen aget, *n>l the riot prevllcted * small iutn„ut of lc,s .Semlnoic High Jhh.Hil, tialay ,nld
mat., who feared (hr Sino-Amerl- Th r . 1*11(1 was ynr'de l» turn hi*
than 500,0011, n.d even one tlilul (he deadline for rrs e ,vatiun* < 1
"tine invi- 1 keep abets-l n* thr Qucmoy a since Aug. !3
Ur.ike out ag.sin.
can talk* might be drilling Into lit-atl because ul the |uitiUon
Deadly Arcural"
limes,"
The
other
recenl
conflict oc- of the total icgijtraUori of l,40U,- the spnial foo,tuvlI train to Furl
the stalemate that marked talks against the >*!l. he added.
Myers ha* been set tor Friday.
The Amrrlcan supplied weapons, tuned Friday night In Atlantic OCO,
in Geneva between U.S. and Com
"The 10 drafhi in this county
Carter led Blanlon by 100,300
Ilracken said that 3VA reserva
dcserlbcd as deadly act u. ale and City, when i local high school
O O R LAN D O , Fla. ( U ' . l l - A ma munist repre»ental|ve*.
should setve a* a uatniig *.o par
n.le* In the lliat primary Sept 9 tion* must b# paid for on that dal#
High of
jo r power failure knocked out
NEW YORK ( U P Il - Subway with a range suflieirr* lo hll any tram met E it. r r
The U S. Emba.sy announced ent, to escrcise more caution,”
worn Iwo nlhrr ramlldalf* were *o that the I rain may !>« i bartered.
•Icrlrtrlty throughout Orlando and todays* Wang Heam meeting waa
service wa:t for the blld* Monday. of the t'ommunlil gun ,-mplaee- Union City. One fi..ii hr-ke out
parta ol Winter P v k for more M | p(„ tporr(l for four hour* Duncan **ld. “Th ii I* a heartThousands of tree swallows, mcnft altellin, Qurnioy, were in between while and Negro students rliminalrd. fine of the defeated The train trip is bring sponsor*-than two hour* t oday, faming .
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* , - p tn. It referred hiiakmir •M-erletKc. If ciiildrvn heading south, stopped off at auh- stalled during a barrage by Ihe in the grandstands brlwten the candidate*, Jim Fair of Tamp*, by tha .Semlnnl# Boosters Club for
ate coiTicil In tne bed, It should
.
has ain,r tiled suit seeking to the roiivenlrnr* of football fan*
l adar-eontfol'cri Red artillrry hut halves.
giant traffic in .,1 .. forcing lem to
,rom
10
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the "78th meeting"
of the am be tucked flrml t tn p|r,ent such
, . 'i l ! in Queens, causing th ru were no American casualhave Carter disqualified on nume who wish tn attend the “ anford
porary layoff* of seeeral thousand
That
avrap
was
broken
up.
but
bassador*, lying ihe Warsaw talks arridrnU. Pillows should not be trains to be late.
kewrliere and Interrupting voting.
tin .
after the game, gangs of siudeni* rous allegations of election law Semlnoles-Fort Alyer* High School
with the *1 iftslons t^twren Wang Used."
football game, (Jet. J7.
The big howlt/i r* • • tb-llvered engaged In HgM* thrm 'lhjul ihe v'-ilsilnn,.
The failure struck at 8 IT a m., ami U.S. Ambassador U. AletU
He levelled new charge, Mon
Round trip fare for thr football
during lha morning tralflr ru*h,
byU.S,
Navy
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W ASH ING TON lU P li - T h a
Johnson in GeneVa.
day night liras* alloi tie) * Who •pecill is td l’K. The train will b«
and ear* piled up fur block alter
House Distri-t of Columbia rant- were brought Horn Ok.. **a UThe four hour delay presumably
have represented ell'-nls liefoie loaded on a siding al French Avv.
lock w hi" ine traffic IlgM* wrn!
miltee said Monday II had In laute the Natiuoab-(- anialirr and
was to lei one ambassador or the P | Q C g ( j O n M o r k e t
ihe Commission are hvlpii.g flnan .uul .Ststh Street in Hanford. A feless
accurate
I6i
and
181
mllli
It. Parking "meter maids" urre other
order an rslra print! ig ol it* ID.Uk
seek further inriructlom
ce Carter's campaign, lie named rript from Ihe Kendo!* High
called out to help direct traffic from hi* home government.
ST JDSEPtr. Mich. (U P D - It school Integration rv|.oit tiers use m rlrr aitillcry was ns milch for
eight luclt law vers hr said have School office will snlitla |K rton*
the
Communist
gun*.
Ihe
informed
In downtown areas.
didn't take long for aomrune to ol demand in recent weeks.
donated anywnere from Uri to to passagr. Intcre*te-I person* may
sources s.id. Tne to%< md |V.* air
The big Martin Aircraft plant
thick of an accrswiry for hula
K E Y W ES T. FI*. IU I'I» — T h e
________ ‘ call FA ; »& g._________________
conventional artillery u* a U.S. Navy acarrnrd loday Inr i miss $1,000 to Carter.
(old moie than t.Ouo worker* to
hoops.
Army
division.
ta k r Ihe m»rning off until elec
SINGAPORE lU 'M ) — Mayor
Two St. Joseph markets are sell
ing "submarine hunter" plane
BRANDON, Mill. * U P H - Miss
Hie eight Iriche it t orrd one of
tricity wal rrltoretl. Voting ma Ong Eng Guan said l<-day hr will Ing hols hoop skirts.
itsippi tiflirial, will hold a big their first Qurnn-j vhioric* on with 10 men aboard, (eared In '
Chines were temporarily idled, hui lead city councillors and 1.300
Manufactured locally. Ihe gl tits ■welcome homt" rrlehration litre
hair crashed In the *»a off the
Sept. Ht when they blew up a Com
taler twitched to manual control white collar worker* In "Opera skirt is tied onto the hoop
Irlduy for Ml*, America, Mary munist ammunition dump aero-, Florida Key*.
for a runoff Democratic primary. tion Big Sweep" Wednesday. They
A draw string allows It to be Ansi Mobley, a llrand-in girl.
tm d r. Janie, J. Hum ford, oper■me of the narrow necks of water alinttf i.lll.e r at Kcv West NnVal |
Syd Johnston, director of public will kick »ff ihr m siur * anti worn a* a twinging skirt, an over
scpaiating the Qucrnny bland Air Station, laid there had been
UHon! for the O ritnJo UtJitIc* llrier week liy saccpiny Ihr streel* silr iionnrl or pisl about juv way
Them
complex from Red larritory.
immission, said (he failure W»i from i r, m. to no-<n.
Ihe riiild • imaginatten tan devi>r
no word fiom the lung overdue
LOS ANGI.I.KS ( U l ’l i — If you
•“susrd by a "break iwltch failure
plane ainre J M pm. i l l . , Mon
can't
lieat
'em,
Join
'em.
In the main plant substation."
day.
l.i't m.,t Ih Itosi pjckrtl |o*t a
SAN FRANCISCO (U l'l >- Sivly |house* on the Miutheaii aide ot
The Civil Air Patrol and Air
The plane wa* due lo return
well
publlriled
campaign
!»
save
guard,, armed wilh carbines and the Island.
1‘orre a! McCoy Air Force Has*
from
a
Mtullne
lislnlng
flight
al
-me ol hi, mother's rental proper
m illed emergency nowirr ur.:*.» lu
8:Jo p m llumfoid laid it had only revolver,, prowled fog swrpi A l -1 'no- search had been going on
ties from becoming pari ol the
hospital. In Winter Park ani Or
enough fuel to last l *o and on*- rairal Island today in search of fl)r about an hour when a sharpTh*
Children’s
Roma
Society
of
■iolt’rn Slate Freeway.
lando. Iloipllal sources said the
a convict who with a companion eyed r-rwm*n of a Coast Guard
Florida
Will
hold
a
get
acquainted
[
half hours afler that time,
Now, Puckrit ha* a new Job—
failure c«mc while several opera
patrol boat spoiled Johnson.
Navy officers Said Ihe plane was tried la "t>c*l the lock.1
lumheon O rl. 7 *1 17:15 p m. at
in
tne
Hii-liway
Department
*
tloi.s were In progrvsa. Some sur
Til* mDsIng man w*« Aaron
lie was tlatidlng vital olfshnre,
i I* TV, a two-engine ci aft *ent
Jim Fpenter’* lle,t.vur*nt here
eviction
icetion.
gery had lo be continued by
Member, nf (he s|H>n«oring r->m- only the day liefoie It wa* I" Haller Burgrtt. Z9. a rangy gun up to hi* aaiil In thr rhill wairri
^ ^ a h llg b l.
W ASHINGTON ( t l ’ l i - Two Monday that Vasco was a "pub
mirier, and direetoi* of thr So- have started Its training In anti man from SI. Louis. Ills compan on the » c -t sid* «>f the Isla-d.
ion. Clyde Johnson, SO, a Memphis Th-vrugh ehslterlng teeth, he said:
. neighbor* were at oou, today be pi..-van,<" who tormenti them
rlrty In Seminole County will hr submarine warlarr today.
over the edorvut effect* of nut* by choking food with e*otlc, bul
The names and rank! of the 10 hank robber, waa caught several
"We made a goto! try and II
present. Tt»» orgsmtailcn I* on#
door barbecue eockerv — a titua- smrtly, seasoning on the grill in
of lha participatin' agencies in the men ahoaitl the plane we,e with hour* afler they overpowered i Just didn’t work."
lu-v (rnurht with Implication* fot hi* pstio
Seminole County United Fund let- held prwling the outcome of Ihe guild and disappeared.
Harry lie tried
Ilurgrlt and Juhnvou flashed a
all of suburbia.
Ine big “ welcontr In, ne cere- i mi citlsen, invited to attend the M-srch. Iturnford mid all »-rie
The wind, tbty said, blows the
Rtue with ,oM, he wa* huitlvd
Jaycef, will see a demnnstuknlfa in the lace of guard II*.o il
Waller Juhnson of nearby Mar
•nornin - I#l*fl»#u# will ha»r an opportunity i vrlrran fliers and well Gained.
t„ the warden’* ofli *. When h#
tion of direct distance dialing at low Heights, Md., swine rut a fumrs in Us tile Juhnson kitciien u !"» ptannrd hirnorri.
to become acquainled with thr I
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their
back
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Upset
I
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o
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h*vr
u*
«-r
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came face lo face wllh Latimer,
thetr lunrh-on meeting Thurs
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day.
ed ->lf Tho Navy crews arrived
Johnson ttld:
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co, chatging him with "Jeopardt;
Tha Dsmanstratloi will be given
‘‘Sometime, Ihe Visco* burr jw thia afternoon.
“ Surry 1 let you dowu. 1 wish 1
ing
Ihe
life
and
health"
of
John
“
They
Jumped
me
wllh
a
1
rife
by
*• fitie-lden. manager of
.
a grill or t e , aid have three
»x>cal NAS pilots who had Iwrn
hadn't dona it."
Randall Ch*,e and Roy Holler
Son with tha ouoia from
and
tutd
me
Ud
be
all
right
II
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uthtn> Belt, Sanfoid. Art Harris
** ' , going ** "Oca out there," Johnson award the I SS Saratoga for thSeminole Couny diiectui*
Latimer gave him a »l*m
ble barbecue grill
program rhalrman.
Two
mote nnih-l- u
tods i was good," 5lllicr Said, "(h en
' said.
past nine month, were sehedmrd
lj]e
Dowid.
glsnce but laid, nothing.
Johnson
waa
incensed
by
the
they slipped away In th* fug.”
Kaiph R is bt announced that
qualified
for
the
Haul
wd
*!ity
to
srrivt
tomorrow
at
i
a
.
or
Mr*. Vas.o .! f*rfed her hus
Ine search continued for Rjr*
Bott. men *>ei# outtHe the prii
plana have been completed far amelia wafltd lo bla nostril* oy ha- I s culinary aiuiD y, saying A change in plans hrouynl t..*m
Commission poit In be filled li
on walls and veoiklng ->n a gar. gett. The guards wer# matched In
F I a > evention Week, OeL M l . V »tc? 'i backyard -befery ,Th e
the
Nov.
4
aleet’on.
L c n V 6 8 F o r In d lH
he eo.ika only th" normal g rill-1home at Z p m. today.
TN # Jayreae will meet at Ihe Fire Johnson* and Vascoi Hie snugly
Filing paper* this morning ware Iwg* detail at the time. They told pairs to search th# cave# and
type food such a» steaks, chops,
Cereironie*
whlrii
enu|d
he
re-1
ROME (UTM>— U .S - Seerertrv Wight Klrtley, who Is ai-nwiaie-i Miner a getaway 'smeb waa rock* rereisei along the Island
In
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HI H im O.t. •, futeta or the Saa7 u o r j Roberi B. A der- with bli fa C * -. C. || Klrtley, In w*""*! I«r them.
shore*. One guard U each leans
house* on a plot of ground TO feel hamburger and hut doge. She dr •ehedulrd were brtd r the b a .«J„f
"yrd Fire I'*pa-tni*i*t.
nle'i snjr attempt was made to litis allernoon.
son Kavr* today for N*1* Delhi, KAW F'ruit Co., and K«*irtr War
n feel deep.
bii-iut IS m i n u i r i slier the carried a carbine #r neolfar t#
Isvqiairirf made at th* Informs- wide and
| Those arriving In MaypoH on India, where he will attend the an- rl*. a acho-d teacher.
Johnson D an Inferull Revenue sir.ube nut th* Johnson*.
search began Miller wa* found, cover Ui* i s c o l d man, wb#
a g * BovKh during the week of
Th* c.'seos wer* tailed la in ' the .Saratoga arc experted about nual meetlni. of Ihe boar * of dir
Service agent and Vasco Is s cat
VepL M V totaled 45.
Fl-e oilier ra-alidate* precious his eyes and mouth bound Ughtly walked ahead unarmtd. Th U wag
. lUfttaatlom atilt are available aloging supervisor wlih the office court to past Do cash on a 1500 8 JG p. nt. tomorrow. They will be ector# of the Intrrnatlonal Mone ly qualified for ih* seat nowr held wllh rlcrih and hll wrlits ..n! I t* lo prevent th# missing man from
lx nd pendint- a herring tn lly rtts- met by police carort at Ihr city tary Fund, Ih* World Hank wot the by David fialrhel, recently elect- l-ound with r»pe II was lying In Jumping an armed guard and gala
IVpaya riajbuus# T V of Ihe ate nlaiy of defens.
Johnioa sod bla wit* eJaiuiwJ vlbr, Md., 1‘tflic# Cuml Oct. I.
ilium* and u kta W Unix U*iiavk». li.lernivioual ITuanca Coipar*lion. •ri lo Ui# i minty Cuutuualuu.
Oat L
th* brush Jue*. below toma guards’ ting a gut.
U. S. Would Urge
Troop Withdrawal
After Cease-Fire
Baby Suffocated;
10th '58 Victim
R
Race Riots Flare
Among Teen-Agers
New s Briefs
Unique Hoop Dance
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Formosa Successes
'Strengthen' U. S.
Proved His Point
Low Vote Expected
In Florida Today
(Tig Guns Delivered
By J . S. Marines
Of |
Friday Deadline
For Grid Special
Power Off 2 [fours
InOrlando Today
Birds Halt Subway
Report In Demand
Hula Hoop Skirts
J
Navy Hunts Plane
Off Florida Keys
To Sweep Streets
Beauty Home-Bound
Con Tries To 'B e at Rock/
H<e Joined
K
Guards Prowl Alcatraz
Home Society Sets
Luncheon Oct. 7
Odors Sail into Kitchen,
'Backyard Chef' In Court
Pilots Here Today
As Plans Changed
Jayceec Will See
Disfance Dialing
For City Election
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In Thomas Family;
Comes 'Naturally^
NEW Y O n K (U P I) Ev* i (h«
toll In Ih* Lowtl! Th o m u f.m Jy
get tiound.
,
Thr** y « ir o1d Ann* T to m i.,
grand d . jghttr of th« trivcling
n*w»c*it»r • luthor • leclur*» fi!m
producer, ll juit back from two
moottu in Alaska. roughing it with
her parent* i . they tnidt ■ flint
•b « J t the 4kth ita!*.
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Now, Anne's niolhrr, M r. ] g r .
•II Thomas Jr., ll just wailing un
til ion David, 15 months, grow*
out of diipcrs to Ih* whole (tmlt*
can lake off for more fariw ay
pliers.
•W« want to Iravrl ms much mm
n « ran ms « family,'* smid il'.rmctiv* ZS-ycarold K i y Thnmm., ■
tmM. blue-e>rd brunctic. 'Bui I
don't think It's fsir to keep chil
dren constantly un the go." T h # .
why she. Anne and David will ttmsln *t their home in Princeton,
N. J , while
Jr. .bits th*
Middle Ernst this fall.
Film f r .iu r e t lltnghirr
He is piodocer nf his fether's
‘‘High Adventure" series, which
CRS will televise this fall, Stirling
with the Alaikmn ktory O c t I.
Diughter Anne ll featured In the
film which it built eround on*
family'* visit tn our newest B d
b u rs t state.
Tra.el comes nmturally to Mr*.
1(Inina, mi -e ll as her husbiod.
Her father Is vlte president o f
1’mn • American World Airways.
She gr*w tip ln lireenwich, Coo.i.,
"where * t hid a am all plsne at
the dock right along with the
bo»t.M
Since their marriage in 195#,
she it.i b e n with her U ytmr A n
htt.b.n.1 lo every continent, seehg
most oi mem in deliil. "Hut I've
just ti.rrly lou tied Eurupe.'* tha
•lid. "t-oweH lust won’t hive any*
tnbg lo do with anything civ Hired
or with tourists around."
Her list big Jaunt with her hus
band, In llffl. took them by light
plane (thr: own a Cessna
named "Charlie") all th ro u g h
Africa, the Middle East and into
Asia. That was some 10,000 m g*
of trm.el over mountain, juagl*
snJ desert, to some areas where
m white woman h»d never Seen
before.
To»k Flying Lesson.
.Mrs. Thom is has takn flying
ie.Suni but Slid she prubmbly
wouldn’t get a pilot’s lir*n«e, *b*«
cause I might turn into a back*
scat diiver. ..one pilot in lha
family I. enough a n y w a y . " j|e
does Ihr navigating.
H .r mother baby - sal with
young Davit! while the rrsl of the
'ntumi.es, plus a bush pilut ami
second plane with earners crew,
did the Ala.ksn film. A great p*rt
of the time the group .imped out.
with t he adults using .leeping
hag., but with daughter Anne on
v pallet on the tent floor. "She
refuted to use a sleeping bag."
said her mother. " I guest ! shoj^d
have broken her In before we left
Princeton.
“ I also had planned lo d:e*a
her in rerduroy pants for the trip,
s i IM have very little Ironir.g.
The day before w* were lo leive.
she announced firmly the warned
dresses, t did some hasty itnprmg
sr.d of course spent half sny hme
In Alaska doing laundry s< a
result. ”
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Enterprise News
M i.i Je m I’aiker, diughter af
Mr. and M ri. D. J . Parker, il ft
student at Florida S'ate Unlver•ity, rallahas.ee.
Pal Ryan, ton of Mr. and Mr*.
Jack Hyan, entrrrd hit freshmsn
year at the Untvenity of Flor.da,
Uainr.Yill*, and llarvey Dunn, wfti
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn,
ha« entered Daytona Junior Col
lege, Daytona Bearh, for h!• fmh*
man year.
Mr*.
Karl Tyler
and wm.
Johnny, returned Tueaday from a
visit with telitives in Miami
Mr. anJ Mr*. Krnett Joner and
Mr. and Mrs. 1). J . Parker atIrnded the retirement supper O r
Walter Rutherford In Avon Park,
Thursday.
It Doesn’t Cost
NEW HAVEN. Conn — •l'P I) The surviving member nf the four
Day brother*— of ’’Life W'ith Fa ihcr" fame— it no piker when it
comes to birthday wishes. On u>»
Bind hirthdny fieorge Patioly Dvi
wishrd for 1 1 ,000,000— but promlag
that if he got it the nvmey
go lo ‘Ihc cause of book publidiIng at Ya'e L'nlversity.’’
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VtnftffK W»r*TB
Jane Lilly, Rodman Brumley
Wed In September Ceremony
M in Jin * Carolyn Lilly became ' marriage She w i. radiant In ■
tht wife of Hodman Bitch Brum- white Schlfflt embroidered nylon
ley September * at St. Andrew* tulle and iitin dress with tram
Id le d Presbyterian Church in Her illuiion veil *a< attached to
a lace pillbox. Her bouquet *>i
Portland. Oregon.
The bride i* the .daughter of a cascade of pink row* and *trpMr. anil M m , Lewis Marion Lilly hanulli surrounding a white or
of Portland. Mr. Brumley** par chid.
Vlri. Halite Louise Steinhauer
ent* are Mr and Mr*. William S
wss her rouiin't matron of honor.
Brumley of Sanfoid
Mr. Lilly gave M i daughter In Bridrimaldi were M ill Loulie
Bond, another courtn; Mil* Sunn
Todd and M»* Sally Kitten. All
wore pink with matching ro*es.
Be-l man w n
Richard J
Wright, Usher* wete Bryce Bird.
Itichatd Reiver, and Jen* Neil
ton.
A reception at the churen follow
ed the ceremony,
Mr*. Brumley attended aehnoli
duatfig from Portland Senior
In Portland, graduating fropi Port
lar.d Seni .r High ScUad l.ater *hr
attended Portland State I'nlvrraitv
She ».v* employed a* Civil Servir*
Serrrtary at the Jutland Air
Forrt Bate.
Mr Brumlev gradja'ed frvm
Seminolr High School af.rrwardr
entering the Air force. Hr war
•talinned In Portland for rhrrr
year*, serving the fourth in Tur
key
Mr Brumley i. attending Slel
ion Unlversily in Heland and
Mr*
Brumley l» employed *»
tecretary at ihe University.
They will tv at hour to Iheir
friend* at 3M Writ Mloner via
Accrue .n lieland.
Duane Anderson
Has
birthday
l> .an.- Amferlui), win of Mr. and
I M il G'.to Andir* * celebrated
h*s 6th birthday Saturday r.torn
tiaCD ine Wav riven a revolvinj,
«e«- vaw for hi* birthday by hi.
parent* During the morning .mall
gueit* enjoyed (tying out the
new toy anil p'aylng ga ne* Win
ning tmu'a we e Hoy H u g ll J|J,
hkUy mS . * , - ') , and .*Ju> SltllHl.
the rhildren were lerved Ire
Ciearn, rake, and I rare Juice and
ci.igerale Assisting Mr* Anrtrr
•on were M r. Earl Van fleet,
Mi> ( ’harte* Vtkimon. Mit, Eu
MIL A M ) MRS. HODMAN It. ItHl'M I KY
gene William*, and thr grandme
thri, Mr*. Su»ie Miller.
Attending were Carolyn Fow
ler, Kay Haggerty, Elirabet'i Ro
ger!, F»ay F'orguiun, Dianne Flab
»
Mar y l » u Andru*. Twntu
ti their »a> home from a three
Campbell, Drbbie and rtirhara
w ir'v vtay In Cajie Cod. Dr. and
Uiiwn, \alerie and Birmir Atkin
Ltrilr. ami M ri. John Price rn Air* W V. Sl..dt!en ipent Ihi
on. Unmet Gunner, Su»an Row
pa*i ’>emend with their »<>n vm|
te/tf'nerl Saturday even / in .
. _
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, land,
uno. juoy
oary aro
r»m
Judy nmun.
Smith, Gary
and Pam
their Loch Aibor
Arbor Hum,
Hum
T h e I” ,
11* . » ' „ ,* »? .
‘ Adam., Judd Hob ,y. Scot. Harris,
Shrilden
t
d
children.
Viirev arc leaving lur Washington,
Hleky Smith, Bryan WIlium*, Ed
Mr. and Mrs. I). N. Bernrr and \an Fleet, Charles Guerry, David
D. C , In October and wfthed to
ler all of Iheir fill d* before »on V’ f suiting hia mother and Pren’.rrtl, Gary Steele, and Roy
father. Mr. amt Mr*. 0. G. Her Wrlgh1 III.
leaving.
Invited wire Navy ami .-ivi.ian |rivr. Milford. Connecticut. Tnry
friendr. An out-of-town n u p le .1will retuin to Sanford In about
Ltcdi. and Mr*. George Get h ick two week*.
Mr. and AL*. Claik Bru*itle
•tttndrd. Guelta enjoyed rock
have .et :rn«-d home from a vaca
tail’ , charting, and dancing
tion in Virginia.
U F.SDAY
A buffet table m i u t up m I
Ihe dining room Thr ceutripiecr
Rtcreatiun for Junior Uuyt nf
wai an unusual irranfemeni of
ihe Firvt Mrthodnt Church at
brmiir and gold flower a irt in
3 il p m
peacock shaped pot.fry. The pea
cork wat bought by Mr*. Ptitr
I'.iuima i *mtw)* F ,ptrr of Be
Choriurr rehearte at the First
in the Rievirra iait >-.,*r
M im a Ph. m.t at ’ hr home Mc|hod(|t thurth a, ♦ 30
m
Brfwrm *n md 7(* SUCH* at ut Mr». p.iyde It cert-on ecent
tfndr.i
ty.
Tlie Pioneer FfIlow*hlp of the
Tire meeting r a* opened with Flr»l I’reibyterian diurch will
a film on career wr.h U r .' E
m n l f. r .upper and tecreation In
I. Lindvrv aniwrring quotion.
thr
A'outh II.ii.dmg
from *
The Seminole County evening
Mr*. Hubert 'arkrr rinni p*li ,1
through
d
p
m
J|»me Demon, tralion Club will ed the u*e nf make up wl'h em
hold a e!a»* workshop Wednesday ph»*!» on Ihe f.ato-al look Air*
Training L'm-.n Study I ’our.e a<
at T 30 p
in the hall at JSlh Parker m i arnuiina j . we’j
Ihe Flr»l r.aplltt 1'hurch St T JO
Slreet.
heipful nnd tho mcmt.ci* eirtovud p. m
S'cd pod and fabric picture* her talk.
will be demonstrated and made
The Ctu»ader * hull nf the Eu»t
The program cnnsivted of adi.
under the direction of Ml** Myrtle tuition by Mrs. Glenn McCall on Raptiti Church will prectice at
WiUpn, rounty home demonstra make up and the primitive msn A a yj p m.
tion agent.
shnrt hutir.rt* meeting followed
The Intermedlairs of Ihe First
All member* and visitor* are
Rcfreihmenta werr served by
Hltlted.
Ihe ho*tr*s.
Baptlrt Churth will meet for re
Cocktail Party fifU t A o n a h
At Price Home
W om an ’s P a g e
Elisabeth Aihby,
Woman's Editor
Tea In Speer Home
Honors Bride-Elect
Mr*, tieorga A. Speer Jr. en
tertained with a tea for M ill Kay
flite*, O clo.rr bride elert. it her
Park Avenue home Kridgy after
noon.
UrriU rg guevts at the door we*
M l’ Bey Holler M r» “ •*•*■*
, r *. BPS Kay Kite*, and Mr*,
^prer formed toe receiving lo r
Areogem.nts of white flower*
“ "»">*• '
rutwork cl*rh .overed the
dtnw* room lab!? i d • til»er
candelabra * 1 1 plated in thr ern*»r- ll'rm e iy
»n
.ntwined
around the burning white lat-rt.
UDC Meel
Evening H D C *Mect
W E S TIN G H O U S E
SHAPE OF TOMORROW
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1958 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
WATER HEATERS
$30
creation
at 7 p
m.
Th* Unity S.icfelx meet* *t 9
p. m In Ihe I’eikin* Wodruff
Hulldinf, live Rev. Jun-phine
Murine is conducting a study
count in I hrutan beating Fiver)
une s* welcome
W EDNESDAY
The Chsiiel Choir of tF.r First
Alrlhodiit Church piarlice* st
3,30 p m
The Senior Choir at the Fir*
Methodi*! Church prartlce* al 6.1J
p, m.
The Junior Choir of Holy Cro»«
F.pi*. opal Churen will practice at
413 p. m
The Senior Cnotr nf Holy Cron
EpDcnpal Church will practice at
T:J0 p. m.
The Senior High Choi* <-f
Firtt Prribyterian Church
meet for supper at A p m.
will meet for rehrartal at
P m.
the
will
and
A >0
Sato day night Atr. and Alt* W
t’. Galley gave a party for Iheir
inn Bill*. The occasion «** hi*
vialrenlh birthday.
Gain*, w rit enroyrd by a large
crowd of young people Cake and
punch wrre served
Attending the event wrre Rat*)
Griffith, Linda Griffith, Beitv
Petty, Catherine Petty, Margaret
June*. Edith Hanson, Cynthia F'i i sivr. Tippi Bennett, Carolyn Hall,
Shirley Jones. Evtlyn Koartf.
Aodiry Kearsr, Frances Scarbo
rough, Phylitt Messer, lavi* Ate*
ser, and Ruby Gibbs.
A!*o, Mr*
v'arlene \tr»»rr.
Mr* E H I ' i r j , Mr* Alargaret
Seott Mrs. Jran St iff on), M r.
Iv-er Holcomb. Mr* J I, Perkip*
Atr* Julia llrave!*, Mr*. I.lndann
Galley, M r. A'iolet JTile., and M r..
C L Griffith
Henry Afmgan, Ge..rge Came
ron, Ken Gnstavion, Mickey Cnl
linn, Charle. I’elty. Fiddle Fisher
man, Jark Mann, Roger Durand,
James Corley, Guy Miller, Chuck
Oiavetr J'mrny Schirard. Buddy
F'ulper, Wake Galley. Junior Wade,
J. L. Perkin*. Clayton Holcomb,
Jim m y Werll, Johnny f.ylel, Carl
Cos, John Ceresoli, Denny S'if
ford, and Richard Site*
K'unpnM — «n ImjHirtpnt n*w Juolc
that crest** its n w » njicclnl Im piesplan nf slim A r.' willowy cU-RUfice,
j-tarln wilh a lire s iM i
!)’ shaped,
filicath-allji, and sdils nn uvcrblouso
that's MDoolher hijfh In fr«’nt openeil dimply In hnrh. Beautifully riRlit
fm aflrr-Mindwn . . . In "roninct'*,
n dunky rayon crepe. Black, Fashion
green, S<|iiadridi hluc. Sire.-* ID lo IS.
$2 4 .9 5
H U
Thr Mid Week Bib!* Hour nf
the Fir*i I’m hyterisn Church
will be conducted h« the patlnr,
Btv. A. G. Ale I nets, at *30 p.
m.
The Chancel Choir «.f (he Fir*t
Fretbyterian Chufih wilt meet al
T;J0 p m.
ONLY
I
BIG
DAY
LEFT
OF
YOWELL'S ------
Royal Amhaitsdors meet at lh«
F’irtl Baptist Church at 2 p. m,
Training Union study count at
ihe F iril Baptist Church it * 34
p. m.
MlilMrwW If ■ laAv*
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i *Mkmw iftd
MilAiAC*
T M R j l I f f k i M l t 1nwn*n«jii-i)r]K> l o r iu ♦
g ^fW R U Fv^fe*
m 4 U%A t a w 1
l • » <•*! MKlMMIfefe - tm
»' IfMUUfe
•infy,
The Chanrtl Chnlr nf Ihe First
Methodist Church will predict al
T :JO p m.
iM l I
The Past Nobio Grard'a Club
met recently Vt the home of Mra,
K n it Cot* with Air*. DtLeney
Beecher a* eo hwiei*.
Alee ling wag conducted hr the
pielidenl. Mr*. Mabel Brown, A
-hurt devotional wa* given by Ihe
chairman. Mrs. Fred Mvert.
PRICE
ON I.ADIES’ SPRING and SUMMER
S A LE
SUITS and DRESSES
Past Noble tirandn
.c-.jjtfg.w.VVcslin^housc
BAG G ERLY Appliance Center
Dri *
I
NEW (or
Iterrritlon for young people at
the First Baptist Churth at T
p. m.
#y« fDtf Mil Wiigf If*«tmp im(»|r!le^» Hi aft Mir
fa *
fell'll Ml*'
Orlando
land an npenit-frcc threidfy
women'* .onfetence on houting in
Wathington. tlarting Oct. 11
Thr ladle* all irrm to agree on
one thing, the more built ms, tha
bet er. The “ family room" *I*o
ha* become a ''must" with a fire
place, hi ft. TV . bookihelve* ard
1card table..
Cabinet*. .Shelve., Counler*
Mr*, Claire Routon, Birming
ham. Ala. r>*ay winner, it if aha
would tike to Face “ tow cabmen,
' ti antpatent shelve*, lighted eotm.
ter*, a dishwasher, disposal, ran*
i*ter bln* with .neaeliring handles,
a <e'f defrosting irfrign a io r a d
a low Ii-m'not.* toliet'* for her
youngster*.
M i. Du-Othv
AenUeilt
of
Rochester, 'linn, want* a A’-lypa
of kitchen ‘ for girater -ompaetnr*, and minimum amount of
iicp v" a rtn-nter-top built in iiove
ard an <>ven with a rotiisecte.
She may have In light i: nut
at Ihe convention with Mra. Mar
gate! A Knrak of Sarramtnlo,
Calif, who tai* i U thaped
kitchen i* ideal lo rut the ireffif.
Mr* Iknnald C. Collier of fonawan la. New Yolk, want.* her
Lcd.vom* to h*ve one cr more
‘'built-in" univa uf drawers, mir
ror arid wardrobe. She would also
ike a ma.ter vacuum rlpartr in
.the ba»*n*ent with a hoi* cototnlion in all rooms.
like* M| Kitchen
Mr*. Violet CiTiquigranno or Me(airier. La , teemed to be tpeakii.g for all Ihe h.*u*ewive» when
she made a pitch for ■ big kitchen
to hr tur.i al a gathering place
for the clan.
She wain* a lota of Door npaca
and
t h t l r e i that *h* can
reach w.tb.<ut rlmiliin* a ladder.
Aire. Peggy Loeftlrr of Okie*
T a t i in* a n il lilui* w o o l p l a id
homa City, Okla. wanU soundis iSim I'nl’iic no llii- two conditioned bedroom* which will
ctinliinie for ''iforinnl *iat> be "iaiinJ* of privacy." She alt*
itiR, l>>* John UVit* of wanii a* intercommumcatinn *>»•
tem lo keep tab* bn tb* kiddies.
I'rml.DA*.
The Carol Choir piactice. al
the F irst Haptlit ( huirh at 6:13
p in.; Concord at 7 p m ; CnurcA
at 6 p m
TRADE-
2553
"SUNDAY B l-S T" FOB I’U H I I M .
NEW Y O R K — f i l l ’l l — Dre*.
up rice pudding with Ibis fruit
and nut romblnatlui.. Alls P*
rupt cold eooke.I rice with t cup
coconut, '* cup canned or f»orer
diced pea.be.. and
U
r.ip|
well drained canned eru»hed pmeaprie.
Chill 2 3 cup 'I >mal! ran) undi
luted rvapoialrvf milk in trfnge
ratnr tiay about 20 minute, oi
urtii *oft in cryiUl* form around
rdec’ . Whip until .tiff, old ?
tabiivpouns lemon juice and whip
until very stiff [leal In
cut'
•ugar and fold whipped milk into
rice rtmlure. Serve* 6
WASHINGTON ( l .P M -I t tikes
more than a heap o'iiving lo
makr a houtc a hom*.
A hand . and • hair blower dryrr on the wall, air • conditioning.
»ound proofing and a revolving
te'evisi.n *el fitted in Ihe wall*
between room* would be a big
h e lp -to hear tna homeuiakerr
tell It.
The National At.oclallon
Homcbuildris ao.lcitcd tnrlr rl*»a
in an f.tay cunle.l
ami it
got hart »ome dresmy reipnn’e*
The winner*, neatly TOO will at
Itirtlulay Party
For Billy Bailey
IW U D tT
00
J jojooI
£vswi&
A reception honored the Reve
lend and M ri. John Pitlcy and
daughters Debbie and Robin Sun
day afternoon. The event w*i held
in the Educational Building of the
Community Prctbvtrrtan Church
with the Flidei* and Ttuitre* and
their wives a* ho»ti.
The punch table wai centered
with a crystal punch bowl and
an ariangemenl of pink and white
flowers arrayed in a silver con
tainer. Serving punch wete M r.
II M, Cochran and Ml*. M M
Gleason
\nnlher
relie*hni»nl
labte had appointments of cry.ial
and silver.
Standing in the receiving line
wrre Reveiend and Mr* Pilley
and Mr and Mr* Richard Keogh,
clerk of the *e**fun. Ml*. A F.
Kemp md Mr*. Morn* Stcmrr
Ven* the gUrit boo* vnd the Reve
rend *ui Mr*. J. .’d. rhempton
rereierd g »r*t» al thr dour Othe’ v
avf.lting e f r
Vra Arthur Ai
ling, Mt*. Rill Cock, vdellt A
ling, Jodie Tomhle'
Mr. md
Mr* P. [), Andertun, TI. M. t>'ea
»on and Mr*. Jamr* tl.vrham
Guelta pallet .tilling Ihe a'teino.-n to with tile IV.Irv* luceest
BIRTHS
Training Union Study Course for
all Inleimeiflaies at die Find
Bapliit Church at 7 lo p m
I
At the end of thr table wal a
Stiver coffee aervire.
Pouring during the afternoon
were Mr*. Harry Woodruff. Mr*.
John l*ey, Mr*, leroy Andrnon.
Mr*. Henry Wight, and M ri.
George Slnnabcrgrr. ftamty land
wicbea, chicken *alad In paltie
shell*. potu four*, amt mi.ita
were iCrvrd
The ho.te«« p’r-enlrd Ihe boon
rre with a piece of illver in her
pattern.
l>ne hundred guru* wer* invit
ed
The N dc\’ Howard l tupler.
l ulled Daughter* of ihe Confrde
racy, met Friday afternoon at lh.
home :f Mr*. ) E . Roumdlat, 910 1
Palmetto Avenue.
W EDNUDAT
The meeting wa« opened by the
Hie Sanford Woman'* Club will
cl »p l»n . V r i. K. H, Adam* Fol
lowirg >v«re Ihv Pledge to the have • luncheon at 12 39 p m
W r.vria. Mag ard Salute to th e 'T ,“ * “ ,h'
m erlin, of Ihn
vear. Following general buiine.*
lO'ifcdrrwir
Mr*. I1'. I*. Vilhwelt, pieaident, ’.he program will be conducted by
pier '-d irvvr the buainr** nieei the Fine Art* Department, Holtcue* are Mr.. Irving Pryor, M il
log.
’lire prcgrani committee, com Donald N Flamm, M ri Joaepb
poa»f of Mrv. Roumtllat, Mr*. W. Terlap. Mr* Lurlnda Dickerumd
i), Kirby, anj Mrs. J. H. Tru- and Mra H W. Goudipeed.
luck, gave an outline of the pio
TH U R SD A Y
gram for the year.
Seminole Chapter No. 2. Order
Mi* laldw rll announced that
of Fn.tetn Star, meel* at the Mafor thr fourth time a iludrnt of
ionic Temple at • p m
Seminole High c.hnol hart been
FRID AY
awardrJ a p.-ile for t‘i* heat ei
»n) Votilliltted from ..mmls ru n
Sc mi note County Council of
the entire tiale of F'lorUa Thiv Home 1)« molt*tration Club. Pathyear ihe award g<>e» lu Rot* it ion Show *eid Stive i Tea at the
Stubhing*, for hii e**ay on ''Gere Civic Center from I U> t p, m.
ral Edmund Kirby Smith." Mum
credit for thii historical wort
goe* to M ri W. B. Wray, former
American
tliltory
teacher In
Seminole High Sehool.
The ipciker for Ihe iltemcon
Mr »-.:t Mr*. James B Davi*
wa« the Honorable *'ie«l I! Wilton J r
ol
Madison announce the
Pe give an Informative talk rov birth of a ton, Janie* B. Davit
ering lh» I'on.litutlon of thr United 111, September 2# In the Madnon
Stain of Amrrira and the United County Hoiptla! The baby vvetgh
Nation*
ed * pound, ar.d 6 ounces at birth
An Ice courte was trrved to
Proud grandparent* are Sir
thoie preteot at the close of the and Mr*. J. C. Owen of Sanford
•nrctitii by the ho.tei* AivUilnr and Mr and Mra. J. R. Davi*
her were M u
Edmund Melirh Sr of Madunn.
Mra. W', R Dyrnn, M r. A. W
U r , and Mr* 0 . E McCall.
Church Calendar
Chapter Aleevs
Phone PA I Mil
Lake Mary Women State Home
Reception Dreams In Contest
FA 7-3672
P.o'.une buiineta was ditrussed.
Delirious
refrethmenns were
served by the host*** end mem-,
bere enjoyed playing Cenestl.
‘(B&qinmnq Jomojuwsv it)rt U)iU
£ e Opsn
fill 0#*J (OsudnoMtai}"
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Conning The News
LEST OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT
By Virginia roan
land secured and appropriation for
Herald Staff Writer
the Naval Air Station. The w a r
The drums will beat thi* week before il won the battle Just to
for the Clumber of Commerce keep tbe itatton here,
membership drive. Between the ( New Industry wai located In
golden voice of Clifford McKibbin Sanford through Chamber effort*
and the infectious laugh of Mack and cooperation. This takes fast
L ire eland, donation! should pour talking, entertainment, transpor
tation and a lot of time, llut last
into the fund.
Not loo many years ago, many year fire companies picked our
of us considered a Chamber of county.
The list is long and varied as
Commerce an information booth
where nrw residents found ptarca far as the Sanfird-TitusviUe Ca
to lit* and learned about the area. nal is concerned. But opposition
They sent out foldera and spent la weakening, because the local
Chamber of Commerce baa pre
hours stuffing envelopes.
There are (till done, although sented the case in such a forceful
the Jayrees have the information manner..
Alignment nf the new interstate
booth. The chamber n tne hub of
activity In molt counties. All year highway was chang-vd to benefit
long this organisation promotes Seminole County'preg-rty* owners.
The widening and bul.dl ,g of old
the borne front.
In Seminole County during the and new roads was tu,-.* rted in
past year, the Chamber worked regular meeting*. Thl* r i ll even
Longwood Planning
‘Our Town’ Analysis
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The Lnniwofxi Thamber nf Commerea h»* rhi-vann a
most appropriate topic for ita next meeting, scheduled for
O ct 9.
Subject for diacuaaion when the group meet* in City
Park will be "Our Town."
According to advance notice altout the meeting, the
main object of a panel diacusaion will be to acquaint varioua
local organization* with common problem* and how cooper
ation can aoive theae problem*. New reaidenta will have an
opportunity to hear about the progreaa of Longwood.
Official* aaid that the meeting would be a aetf-analyai*,
made by official* of all rivie group* and the Longwo'id
Town Council. The idea l* to atlmulate community leader*
to ae«k new* industry, improve achoola, provide better pUygroundi and. in general, improve the community.
Thia type of meeting ia needed in moat communities to
day. Due to the modern P«ce of living, loo few people take
an active intereat in government. Thia ia not the fault, en
tirely. of people, although many, many more could lmrticL
pate. Often official* conduct buaineaa on a day-to-day basis,
making it impossible for many to participate.
The Longwood Chamber of Commeice i* bringing to
gether the president o fth e Civic League, the president of
the Home Demonstration Club, chairman of the Town Coun
cil, preaident of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, president
of the Citliens League and the president of the Longwood
Area Chamber of Commerce. This wlii be the panel.
If thia group has the success the Citizen* League en
joyed in City Park recently nt a political meeting. Longwood
jnighl conaider moving all of it* town and civic meeting* to
the park. It was at the political rally that Longwood citiie.i.
began to get together and work toward coordination of all
groups interested in the betterment of Longwood.
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Lake Mary News
tualiy attract more loitrim 1*4
industry, and contribute to th*
safety of resident*.
Publicity la the biggest lit*
for any Chamber.
Brochures,
maps, and films are sent to thsi,^1
who request them and many who
do not. When someone is interest
ed in living here, The Sanford
Herald Maitaway is lent to them,
to give a complete picture of life
in Seminole County. Four national
ads reportedly have been read by
ten million people.
In addition, the Chamber sue
ccedrd in hiving the Florida State
Employment Office reopened
.
a permanent bail*.
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No matier how vou look at |i,
the Seminole Chamber of com
merce is working for you and
the beiterment of our community.
Merchants who don't support th#
drive are hurting thcmielvn *nd
IfttS- friends neat door who chip.
v*d in a shirt. Th* sliding ml#
*i.icm asiuies that on one will
have to donate mote than he can.
With fundi to operate, our srjil
the Chamber can mold Seminole
County into a prosperous ind.itrial venter, combining the r,*iu.
tal rcioutccs of Florida with the
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England. She aayl that they have
By Etta Jane Keogh
I.A K E M A flY — Kathy Rugen had a cool lummrr and very f*v*
stein was the “ birthday g ir l' at deyf of real aumn.tr weather.
Happy Morning Kindergarten last
Mr. and Mra. R. E. True left by
week. Her mother served ice
ctram and rake (decorated with plane for Mass. Thursday for a
tiny dancing dolls I to Kathy's short vacation.
playmates. She was axis',ed in
Installation of Ihe Kev. John
serving by Kathy's little siller Plliey Wednesday nigh*, was must
Betsy.
impressive. Each visiting minister
Mi*. A Toro and son Jimmy mad* th* initaltaUon personal not
Brooks or Jacksonville a.e visit only to the new minister but to
ing her orulher and slster-ln-ta* the congregation. Two former
Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Burke for pastors of the PrvshyteMan (.hutch
a few days Alin a guest at the look active parts. The Rev. L W.
United Frew Intrrnalirail
Burke home recently was her sil Scott, Winter Park gave the
ler Mrs. A. I'aulk. I.a«t week Ihe charge lo the people, while the WASHINGTON — Army Secre
Burkes entertained at dinner. Rev. J. M. Thompson. Lake Mary, tary Wilber M. Bruckcr, just kirk
Other guesta were Mra. Della gave the chirg* to the Rev. T il from the Far East:
" It is very Important for tjnCampbell, Waycros*. Mra. Rune.I ley. Following the service a fel
Haron and Mr. and M u Edward lowship hour was held In the Edu* rr.oy to resi t agpicssion."
'.Vledes and son Jerry nf Sanford. rational Building. Hostesses were
Over the weekend Mrs. II. Bullard ladies from the Upsala Presby WASHINGTON - Sen. Jisvpv < a
PACE T H E T R t T H - Is there of thi* ki..*S of amuitiun among I'moie hang for a buck'— that la and Mr*. Fiamc Mlnthew aerom- terian Church and the t local Clark (D Pa ). In defending re.
rimed Mra. Fa-ilk back lo Atfan- church.
t#aie by Slate Department s o r x i
to say, Ihe policy of ‘mass.** re
s.vmclhing wrung with America? so many Americana today.
la
Chamber
of
Commerce
mceta.of
information that mail r##ctijT h « principal detachment from the Sanford Naval Air If *n, what i* It? W hrlt Joe* the Am »nr nther inings, Senator)<lal.allun — that tr to say, ut* The .Si. High Wcstminstci F el- Wednesday night. This la the ftriti'*** luitnmg jgvu.at d*f.'i .
policy
of
not
war
but
Intit
-a
ir."
'suit
lie?
Why
do
we
find
ourSmother* said: 'Americans arc
Station recently deployed in ihe Medilei ranean was nchedul"Senator .Hmaihrri
ict that whd* 'tw itlp ef the Community Fras- meeting for Ihe officer* of thr [ Quemoy and MaM 1 :
m ar) overwhcml- seeking security more than we
,.ed to arrive today. To yon who are returning, and to those »el.es wiih
“ It apjH-.irs that, from Hi; iigwe
wet#
ttockpillng
H
Bombs, and byerian Church held the initial 19i* S3 year.
Ing problems— domestic and f»r* me treking itrrngtb. We must
v ho armed laat week, welcome home.
“ putting chrome on our cars," get-tu gether recently. The group,
If you have newt please cull uics relcaKv', Ihe American ,**.
cun?
face
up
In
the
fart
our
nation
it
their leader* and the Hcv. John me at FA 3 MO* any afternoon pic arr \ L-t true .r r than Mr.
Theae men were sent to the .Mediterranean when strife
.Senator George Smathcra tried the leader of the free world. Our Ihe Ituaiiant wrnl all* out and
brake out in I*banon. Their duties were to "watch and to pul hi) finger »n Ihe tioutilc people have Ineil tn close their bold ba’listte m italics and took Fiiicy spent Sunday afternoon at or leave your item* at my home Dulles 1 a n ftlg'i.ened that 1: at.
New Smyrna. The W. F. of the on Country Club Road neat to Dulles i« Ir.i to hia own Jc>u»i,
wait." Fortunately. Ihe services for which they are known recently in a speech in Pickens, •yea to the hsrsh rtalilie* of our the lead away Horn ua.
he will (rt 1* 1'it'i .1 useieis wir,"
"We have had a fo,tign policy,'' l^ k r Mary and Upsala joined in Gleason'* Stoic.
beat were not needed.
S. C. it is * speech that every foingn and domestic problems.
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he said, “ based or money and the artivitiea of this first of many
Some front Sanford who went to the Mediterranean are thinking Amrrtian rhould resit. In
•'Today >*e ail want more mo Ihe foreign policy has riot worked. aiuh outings, lire Be*. Tilley laid
I.I T IL E HACK. A .k
— Gor.
not coming home juat yet. They have |»een deployed to the it he calls *11 of u* tn t«-fc lor ney, none leisure, more aecurily.
Diva! E Fr.Liii.. #*•» a ptiuMe
A i Individuals we shrank front everyone had a wonderful time and
Formoia Straita. Again. Sanford's "Savage Son*1' are on a falling to carry on the great We would like to have much less the
move o> t.lr Iv.iliural As*-,nation
task of giving a.,it It thought !r.m the report* of the 33 '.err.,
American
tradition
nf
self
rrh
trouble, much le*i work and much
stand-by baais.
agers that attended, 'he trip wav
For The A'i.a:..-<-nii- t nf Cjl;:ed
of
eapressing
much
concern
over
les* responsibility. For the past our nalio .‘a foreign piogram, and « sucres*. This group meets each
M’e hope that they. too. anon will l>e returning to the lo- ance.
People 1 1 ite vim Ihe l.aiinr «!
L nlied Pres* International
Scene of hi* talk wa* a piinlc half do sen years and mote the justified the action by Saying Sunday evening ,n the Church at
cal air station. Again, w* say "Welcome Home."
C H A R LO TTE S V ILLE . Va iL 'P I) public high school j :
given in huoor nf Bobby Baker, United Htatev ha* t>**n pra,tiring •look at all Ihe moi.ey w, are put 5 10 for Ihe W. F. meeting.
“They can! kerp us fium in n
—
Edwin
Morris Balts. 63, biology
of I’lckens. Baker, PI )eais old, a kind of lelf-hypnnile. We've ting out.* Suddenly we are waking
The Jr. Class of the Community professor at the University of V ir ing private school*.''
is m r r t o i ’- of Senate Majority, want'd to belie** that we could to the stark fact that Ihlt Brian- Froliytertan Sunday School held
gin!!, died Siluidty of a cerebta!
tie i i Majority trader Lyndon futtilt all our obligation* sod I*, cial ucriftct is not enough.
WASHINGTON —
Hcpjiihca*
>n outing Saturday at Sanlando hemorrhage.
Jonnson’a right hand man He our conirmSme-iU, without aaci.National Chairman Mc«tfe Af >m,
"On all side* and on e vrryj*n!« Junior High group will inert
was named not lung ago by Es firing an ounce ol »-.nifort. Worst front « e are being rhallengid by *t the rhurrh ea.-h Sunday even*
on burner President Tu rnin'* rr-0
quire Mlgaliiie as one ol (he nil nf all. I t ' rjvrm m ent has bce.l
R O CK V ILLE C E N TR E . N. Y
campaign speech*'rt
We like the spirit of the little old lady in derma, 111, standing young pirn ,n \mrrira , an ln*trtintfit of Ihe people in.all tile Soviet Union, And the hard ling at 6.)0 for Westminster Pel* t U P I )— Riire Andmon, 64. a te. cent___________
“ Faliehomts, distortio • and
truth is that we are not meeting *low ship.
,
who wants to keep her Kreyhound Bus service, no matter Senator hmathrr*
*as guesl of this
the challenge. We have loll »o-ne
Tne Jr. Choir for boys and girts tired bank official, died Sunday partisan venum
the cost.
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after a heart attack
speaker si the pirnl rrd after! "We wanted a peifecl ilelrns*. of the thrust that tarried us from ,
f:om
the fifth grade and up lie
To the more callmi*, Mt*. Mary Hnltman might aiqiear pointing out how Bakrr hsd work But w.- wanted il cheaply And no,
CHARIvOTTE. N. C - l U i : .
sea to sea. We have lost the spirit nueimg each Tuesday afternuun
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"silly” to offer $u,(JOH and a deed to her faint in an effort ed hia way lip to this top p o ll-j In lir e Wi'.h our desires, Ihe alml of adventure and irlf-iellancr.
at 4 )5 at the church
K E N T , Conn. tU P ij — Ldward , Itil.y Graham, at his Charotle
lion, he wrnt on In deny Ihe lack I nistralion denied Ihe policy of
to keep the hit* running past her door.
"More and mure of us are con
Had a nice vi.lt this week with , T '
».
eaecuti'.e crusade
“ Sex used riy.vtlv is a word»r
With this money, Mr*. Hnltman could Buy a n -r and
tent to be far#* tn the crowd or Mrs. Bill Fouik, General Chairman seerttary of the Testile Research
behind the de*k in th* air condi nl the Pink Ladle* Catd Party, Institute and secretaiy of thr* Tex ful rervant of the human fs-mly;
hire a cnauffeur. Or. *hc could accept the offer* of some
tioned office of some corporate in he held in the Sanford Ctvu tile Foundation in Washington, but ui*d wrongly, it ran n# a
who wnuld move into her farm home and do the driv ing for
terrible tvrani "
giant.
(enter October t*. The hours in died Sundry.
her.
“ We're nhreased with th# easy Ihe afternoon will be I * and the
Mr*. Hnltmart. a widow, said the bit* i* ntorr than just a
life and a dollar down and a dol tvening, I II. Mrs Faulk has 10
mean* of transportation. It t* a thing of benuty. ,t "silver
lar a week We lust afte. Ihe big much enthusiasm It is easy fur
atreak” which ha* become an important part of her daily
money on T V quit shows. We're some of il to rub off on you. The
life.
Harried by the gllitrr in Ihe shpw ladles are striving lu buy 1 child
Thin ia more important in her life than money. A* .Mrs.
D EN V ER t l i ’ l I - - United .ilr prated Ihe airport, mining riover room window. l)or enuntrv can he ren's and one adult wheel cnatr
Hnltman aaid. alia doeen’t have too many vein* remaining. line* has begun (raining minis for and rinser. At the moment the saved by our own individual arts tor the hospital.
She would like to retain her bus because it i* a sentimental jet operations witli a milli-m dol "wheels' lomhrd ground, Ihe nr it ran be lost by an unwilling
Reservations must be made in
nets lo make sacrifice*. I think advance.
at'sehment anil it break* the monotony t wive-a-dav.
lar simulator so realistic it tan “ (ires'* actually squealed.
Mary area people
wr are on the threahhold of cither
make occupants airsick.
“Just an added touch of real-, real greatness nr a start Inwaid* may call Mra. Fuulk at FA ) 4394.
The M-lon training sin, built by iim,'* the instructor commented.
The Executive Board of the
complete failure as a nation, and
Link Aviation. Inc.. Itu ghamton.
( mild Reer'ala Crash
IB. tie la
ACBOM
X. Mottled
I dnr't think we ha*e a lot nf time PWrt has changed its meeting date
N Y . duplicates the rockpil of
I. Performs
The simulator even , ‘ created a lo drlrrmlne which way we are ftom the first Tuesday In each
the
L Armadillo
Ihe (iiant lluugla* DCS jetliner cra*h. The Insliuctor deliberately
month to tne first Wednesday.
cm
4. Property
L Clvaia
going."_________________ _
which Untied will pul tntn srhrd sialici! the Of* short of the run31. rata#
(coltoq.)
(Lrt
The local P. T . A. had nine at
uled service In Ihe fall nl IV.n
31 Crow*
a. Atomiser
• .O il
wa>. The cockpit shuddered vio
Ihe recent school of instruction in
IX.
Tor
S
D
riiilvt
Rul
II
does
ninre
(Han
merely
10. Skin
lently, The ground'' aermed tn
Sanford. Those
whn attended
7\ Eve
■bout
duplicate cunirnli and in*tru- be shooting up at the plane, a
epantnp
learned many worthwhile things
ning
T. I'orUfy
11 Tnettea
ments.
loud thump. All lighta went out.
tn bring back to the group. In
A An old
ip « U
U . Jukat's
1 1 * motion is so real Dial a The screen went black.
this group were Mr*. Masine Hop
34. A win.
>nap
ftanca
technician letting it recently be
kins. Mr*. Cliff Nelson, Mrs. Otis
All that was Inking was an am
rung
' rtangt
11. Cover*
rarne
airsick
Y m I ) i 4*|'« A a s w ir
■an?
bulanr*
siren.
B tiregun'a
IS. Fedora
v. s roncEs. Ge r m a n y Sjublonv. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, Mrs.
And It is the first simulator to
f
37. Sword
I I . Zirconium
Ijnk hui!t the 'humblirrr** (the f A IIT N C t— Henry
H.
Messer, Boland Gobi#. Mrs. M. Donaldson,
piuvldr crews with a ii*ual View
3* Provoka
34. Half
I L Mura
Mr*. Juhn Iceaih, Mr*, la y Rob.
i»ym .l
pilots'
nickname
for
the
electronic
whose
wife.
Margin!,
lives
«n
of
an
airport
iunway.
Its
picdean. I s* aiiona
rpt»f.)
painful
IT .
Half an tm
rrls and Mrs, Don Coleman.
monileri
befoir
Douglas
«v*n
Oak
Si
,
Covington.
Va
.
recently
castors
operate
purely
on
Instru
31 rublir
i t . High print
13. Native et
I S Inlet of
Saturday our ton Crilg crlrbratinert*,
limiting
the
'n
ig
h
t'
to
n«
|
Right
teit*d
live
DC*.
Link
engiwa*
piomotrd
tn
private
firrt
Whirl**
ipoai >
Iowa
In# W t
neet* look wmdrtunnrl data fur clast in Geimany, where hr It ed hit sevenln birthday. He invited
longer than A*) feet
13 P .rking
SB. Arid
IP. Iluay insect U . Hobday
bo*
ia Ar-h
Link achieved this Usual gim nished by Douglas, and when the a member nf ihe Mb Transports- all thr boys tn bla second grade
30. ItuMian
tJa p )
rapitai
Battalion's Ilf adquarlei* room and hit cousin* fnr a spare
mick by hooking lb* simulator DCS began ac'ua! flight tesla Link t l o n
\
ft J a
T
putty, The kindergarten room was
i
•s
S3. Young
rinkpit to a closed circuit (elevl changed Ihe witlng to conform Company
|
salmon
with thr latest data nn the jetlin
%
Messer, ton nf Mr and Mra. decorated with blue star paper.
♦Ion
cameia
The
camera.
In
a
It
10
v;
34. U.nga I for)
Jame* II Meiarr, 3S01 Elm Aye,, Spare snacks »e r* served in Dy
|separate building, is mounted on er's performance.
3*. Knaoar#
Va
Sanlutd,
entcird the Army in ing saucer*. The eakr wa* topped
a
long
rail.
Tbe
“
runway"
t«
ac
The
brains"
of
(he
simulator
it
T~
U RunniHM
tually a panoramic pair ting on are in huge metal cabinets, ia- December 1*1? and completed ba with a satellite and four apare
forth
a wall adja.rnt lo the Hark. The •rmhlmg clothing lockers, outside sic combat Ii lining at Fort Jack- men Friday aiternoon Mrs. Rial»ft
5
IH
St. Mai#
ism
rra move* back and forth from the rockpil arcs They contain son. S. C. He ariived oversea* in line. *econd grade (richer, hrlped
%
SI. Secondary
%
,0
1
11
the wall a# thr simulator climb* wiring that stretched rnd to end July ftom an assignment at Fort Craig serve rake tn classmates
33 r.tsek M U r r r "
during the milk break. All in lU
% V.
%
ami descends; it m ovn down the would start In Washington, P. C. Eustls, Va
i l . t ) verbena
10
11 i i
The U-year-otd s-.dler is a tail C ral( thought he had a 'pretty
11 Hint
wait as the simulator lake* off or *-d evtend through Philadelphia.
I
34. Denomhslands. The pirtui
thr camera The simulator Itself weighs more graduate of Covington High School swell" birthday.
i*»
alien
Mr and Mrs. Iron Pickering
picks
tip
a*
It
move*
down Ihe than one nf Untied'* two-engin# and a former employee of Ihe
1
U Mythical
are still vacationing In New
tiark 11 flashed Lack to a strevn rnnvaiis, fully-loaded.
Covington Motor Co., Inc.
3a
it
n
ta
n
king
in froi,' of the simulator cockpit.
441 Misrepee*
p31
it
Report, r r..*k Fliyht
It
a»nl
4
This repo : . #at in ihe co
■L
41. Dark Mu*
vi
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ti
V/
iw
pilot's arai , (lie simulator dur
41. tynvr# out
ing a dfoirrairalton "flight," He
41 Carta)
T
T
HO
j l
wat< tied Ihe runway slip by, alow,
grain*
iy at first and then fasle# as Ihe
44.
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41
DC* hit takeeff spc«d of tx* knots
% A
DOWN
(th# c a m r,i Is geared to mtv# at
h\
%
t White
what wood he (he actual boding
%
and take off *|>rrdt of a real
Everybody's "hooping it up"!
DCII. Aa the pilot hauled back on
the rontinli. the runw iy frU off
Six years or six decades . . . no matter
P * je 4
Tj**d*y. Septemlier ^D. 19RR b*low. Ab ad wa* a mountain
tang* ia painlmg tm Ihe wall at
what
your years, there'* a whole lot
asai t r r <.ik i » w . s-aix- •>*
th* end of lb. track). A* th* sim
aaasgi as, (WITH. ja. staaaaUa *:#n-e
wsri.a
^.L*A J. rt ttslan. Aat#r«s*laa siaaaatr
of fun in r HOOP for you!
ulator cleared the ringe. Ihe pic
ture want Hart.
10
PahlUke* litilr M M «| gaiatiar. taa4ap aa« Cbrtasaaaa, iatwiAav
ILoalo'u^
N N N I V ’f H O O P S
rtW » *
now In a theoretical
sn i i i l l s t ■hvs*loan.
nvirraat," th* training Initrurtnr
34 colorful, pwfyathyltno,
• s u m * aa n u l l *■««■ ■>■<(** otw Sw at •*ia ai is# real nssto* eaplainfd. "Wh#n w* eome hack
i»«h#» of fun I
•( M a in * . SiwMa, SMar Ita i H mt C _____ mt n *«*a k lata.
n * MnsM 1 * a asasaWe mt ska t a ll *4 Pvn a « m s |< eamleg • > t l w . Irln oiir approach pattern, wa't!
Ivaie *■ '»• *w See Mja blSaasSia i i all
•wa trtat#4 ta ski* ':a\e Ihe otrreast aevd you’ll sea
*NM|IS*»
the terrain leading to lha runw »y ."
■ra im iP T IO M SSATKa
tarv.f#
SS« ear w##b
Ob* Meal#
at e#
H t barked aiu' itar.ed M l rpi t l » Saaalb*
ait S a tlS a
One Seat
(V fs
ts.it
proaeh. In frost af lha cockpit ipm as
Welcome Home, Na vv
i
W**
Quotable
Quotes
Washington See-Saw
Deaths
t n
1* 1
•
Lady Fights For Bus
t
Jet Trainer So Realistic
IK
it
OPEN
ALL D A Y
W ED N ESD A Y
United Pilots Become III
I•
»v
DAILY C R O S S W O R D
News Of Men
In Service
FOR REAL MONEY
^ ■I -
BIG DAYS
OCT. 1 - 11
SAVING BARGAINS
FOODAA A R T
PARK AVE.
AT
77
25th ST.
SANFORD
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T u m - S # p L 8 0 195!— Pap* 5
5ti» ♦mfflrfc Vrril5
ADDING TO THE RECORD • By Alan Mover
CAser
Spahn Faces Ford In Opener
5 T E N G E L,
r-ir
ra
li
Thi* time thr Braits and tneir
•quire up at 1 p. m . c a I
Wednesday in this ba*ebal! • mad fan*, who don't regard the Yan
kee! i i highly *i they did laat
mettopoUa.
That* the wajr it w « - la it year, tear, figure "Spabnie" will «:.> th*
t o , and although Ford won. 3 1 trick. If he doesn't, there's alwaya
the Brave* came back to wtn ihe lew burdette, who beat the1Yankrl th-c* lim ci in 19i7 and who
>cne« In aeven (im f*.
m
Spartans In Second Spot
£ 4 v ;.s s Z?P>
V A M K giS
M ILW AUKEE l L'PI) ~ The two
b«St Itflhinded pitch*;! in basebill were matched f
* World
Seriei renewal Wedntiday with the
•'country hick’' MiUiakee Brsvcs
out to prove their victory ate- the
•'city linker" New York Yankee*
list y m wss no on* shot worder.
Ttierc was plenty of joy in
"Bulbville" when the woid came
from manager Kred ltiuev of the
Bntei that he would lead off with
hit 22 • same winner, Warren
Spahn, the only aouthpa* »ho is*
won T) fame! nine ie*ion.
He’ll fare the ••Iceman" of tu
Yanked, Whitey Ford, when tua j
two major leagua pennant » i im n
Sooners Top Grid Poll;
was chosen by lU-.ey to start the
NEW YORK ( L T D Oklahoma's Iowa had 110, Pitt 11 and Missis
7>£//Z
•rror.d game on Thutsday.
in air.e powerhouse, shooting for sippi 43.
»
V
v
There was ample evidence the
its third national college fo»tbatl
Coach Bud WtUUnMis’t Sooner*,
FS'SXAXr.
"Country boys'* no lunger leartd
championship within four seasons, acclaimed national champion* In
the proud and mighty Yankees.
look over the No. 1 ipot In the
1035 and lOud, wound up fourth
The Brave* and their followers
United P itis International ratings
laughed al thr «wid« which made
today with Michigan State sc.-und. L i t scaioti when thrir 17 • gamt
the New Yorkers 13-1(1 favorite* lo
Ohio Slate’s defending national winning streak was snapped by
win the Series,
champions, last week'* leaders, Notre Dame. Traditionally a c'o«eHut they weren't laughing at
duippvd lo thin) and Auburn was to-the-vest team. Uklahuma broke
that •Bushvllle" label ary more
foutlh in a close vote. Only 61 out an attack featuring split ends,
They were aneering at it
puinta separated the tup four teams Hankers and long pasvri last Sat
■'We’re on top now . l*t the tit
in the halLting hv the 35 outstand urday. The Sooners’ next opponent
kno k us down, if they can."
ing coaches who comprise the is !9th ranked Oregon at Norman,
was the way shortstop Johr.ny Lo
l T I rating board.
Okla.
gan summed up the sentiment.
Arm y. N'nts* Dame, 3\iicor.sin.
In other leading game* next
Ililferrnt
T
>
it
Year
MILWAUKEE I l 'E i — Bis ltd icaaonrd performer! mint fee! thr
Iowa, Pittsburgh and Mississippi week end. Michigan S u t" take* n
It was evidence of a different
•mill alike, they will get "a few temion. too.
rounded out the top to In that 13th • ranked Michigan: Notra
"You never tcally tel to be are Milwaukee than the ore whi.-li
ulierfliai in their belt)-" for that
older. The sclcc' gioup thus In- Dame meet- 17th tanked Southern
went
Into
a
favt
burn
s
yeaago
old
hand
at
pls.'ln,
in
the
\3.vr!d
fi-at WotH Series ta m e , Insist*
cbitted lour Pig Ten team*.
ktcthcidlst: Ohio Slate play* Wash
when
manager
C
a
to
Stcntr!
of
W nttey Ford, who ia pruned to Seriea," Ford commented, 'no
Oklahoma. whlc*i sit.*played a ington i tied foe 2Jrd place i and
piirh in hii !0th Seriea con'.nt mailer how ma-ij of them you i - r thr Yankees allegedly termed
new "pro-type" tvffrnve ir, ,ta lm- Army mecis renn State.
in. There a something special them ‘‘bush.**
w ednetday.
preuaivr 4T-t4 sraion opening vic
Purdue headed this week'* »ee*
Tbe itilwauYre Sentinel msdr
Right row, I’m not the leaat |about he genttwl atmosphere, thr
tory
ovn 3Vcsl Virginia, vat the end ;.t gioup, followed by Nas-y,
the
keynote
apecch
on
ihe
tenor
of
id nervous," grinned tho veteran crowd and the [uite at s'ake
■J t£
,Vn. I rlsolce rd 13 coach:*. Mich Clenvson and Mistitvlppl State.
K. rd ha* pitched ill 2 3 inningi thi* year s Series when it pointed
Y arlo e lefthander. •'But l know
igan State atlracldl five
place Michlgat, ar.d Teas* were Urd f>r
wete
111 be a little on edge when 1 of World Seriei competition more out "the d m Y ankers
voles, t*hio Slate had sis, Aubv’fi. I Alls place; Southern Methodist
than anyone *!•* on either Ihe scheduled to airlve in "Bushvllle"
wake up tomorrow."
three. Army four, while one rach and L.vubitixu State Hed far 17th;
12 a cuo! customer like lo r d ad Yankees' or Braves stalf. He hat Monday.
went to Nutrc Baine, Iowa. Oregon and Oregon, Smithe n CalfornU
Arrive they did. and the quiet
m iti to being caught to thw Sene, won tue Series games and lost
Af'£A/trW .
and 31'ake Foie-t. Oregon and and tVals- Forc>t tiers for IVth.
excitement, it'a a cinch other leu three and own# an rained run Ciowd of about 150 that galhrtrv!
*i.f/
3Vakr Foiest were tied for the No
y the airpott to watch thnn ar
average of 2 M
Bay to- Washington, College cf
T H t'
19 tanking.
Sidelined during m ut *,f Auguat I l-e didn't let Strrrgrl forget it
Pacific, llonfmtr, O 'o tu ik , Ken
In poinlt -distilbuleil s.n a til!* tucky, 7v\u* Chriittan, P (we. State
'tip you still think thil is B..sh
and part of Seniember because of
limed rren* lalerniliogil
I S A S IC
3 7 4 5-1 3 1-1 basis for vote* from and S^raeiive wuro other* amor.|
urn trouble. Ford ia>s he’s in <\ vtllet" he w«* mkrst
Z
c
C
O
Z
?
Of
Tlir entliuui t i d j itctplton t
Casey walked a*ay front live
first to toth plaee— Oklahoma had the :o teems which rec-ered *.vitca
crleut shape now.
rm,or league btaebili in Lot Ar
290, Michigan Mate 2IS, Ohio Slate this vsft k.
1;t hit laat slart — a .an *t l.ie ipi-stisnrr, m ining his tyre over
N-*vl..a« If Kw| fiafiifi IjMSM-f —
M ILW AUKEE, Wi*
24.1 and Auburn 2Is>. Anily Wat
gelei and San Francises helpc* Facta aiid figute* on the- 1331 BaHimorr Orioles !a»t Friday— he thr *111111 ciuwvl— a far m ftnoi
out None Dime lor ths No. S
struck out sis, gate up only m»e thv Ihronr whirs crow leil lor w
Ihe National League to t»e itrem World Seri*',:
rating tsist point* to J51: \VIm‘ nOpponents — Milwaukee Bi*ve», hit and didn’t walk a man in »t* load Itition w hc. the S.cngrl 'cn
gieateit ic j-u n attendance tola
am was seventh wi:n 119 points,
airixd by ti sin lu»t year.
inning*.
Iwague
champion*.
va.
th
li
year
whilNational
In ita hiator/
'Tin you Mill think *hl« i, Hl li
"My aonttol a n a> good in ti.at
. « atienlinrc fel
game as it wa» all year." hr said. vilir" ' the quriviun , e r r agal*
ilM I N N A T I . Oh.o (L’P I)— Wit I ti ual League club* legulatly.
NEW YORK (D I D — Sugar Ray
win four "I've been failri and there « r t * I ' I didn't »»>' ihut." t'a«ey « r u -!
Rehinson pn-tested ahtgger Jose
lie May* of the San Frarulicv) Mays if* elvevl 19 soles, whtl- P.oh
A I'r.lteJ Press In'.erraiiat.a _ lm e i
days when I had a better c u rtc e.l irately. • l don t answer nu
Torre*' latest victory tod»), hut
Giantl opened Slid tim id the 1953 Friend of the Pittsburgh Piute*,
aurvey d u e lle d National Learuc
dltf, ,„d .it e a -la t and hall, but on the whole I was t r i . llum like that ‘
who won five games djri-ig the
1
a*ey
wouidn
t
say
either
-*h«*
N EW YORK ( I ’P D -T h e Untied Cut D'kmatn p r n c l x m e d th e
atlendance roared to IC.III33I - 2„ d aam„ louwl} s u d iu rn . Mil adl satisfied. If 1 pitch mat we.I
season at aUrnt th same sitslinc month w.ihoul a lota, i it siv and
Press Inlernatlonil major college vimng Puerto IDcan middleweight
in Ir.cieitc of Z J I t i U over L>*tsrAukee, (^ i. | j ; yrd. 4th, and tomorrow.
I'll nate no cunt* he wouid pilch In the sec o n ' pace, and even though he didn't
game, Tbe belting waa it would nr win the National League batting Aihbutn lied with Jrrty l.y icn »l fccvlball ratings iwith first p'are 'a [h Initial champion.*'
aeason and only 221,219
i if ncreiiary) Yankee Stadi pl» nta
bullet B<b Irrriev, or perhaps Ho.i title he may wind up with the d r- the LTndniiali Itrdlegs and Ernie voti-a ai I won-lost records in pa
Tot res, 12. registered hit alxlh
thin the all • time league m ir k Jfr New
Get. 4. 1. Cr «th *
Bank* of the Chicago Fu'u- with renthrses):
vt’erfe l Game I Laraen.
atraight profttslonal trlumnh Mon
eel In IH7.
ln(j 7 tj, ( |f neceuaryy at Counly
cult** mutt valuable plover award. three each.
(fancy said he would wait until
Trans
rninls day night on a fifth round techni
U . Angelea and San Francisco (u vliu m . Oct, I, J.
alUr today'* wurkuiil betnre v;i | Willie banged . vay at t ,402
cal knockout over Otis Woodard of
1 Oklahoma 1131 ft hi
29n
provided 1133.T12 of I’lit rise, s t a r 11 n g tlmea — Milwiaukee
tiuuncing his aurtinsr lineup. Hr clip duting May and wound up in
New York before a near . sellout
2 Michigan State <3> ( 1 0 1244
The Lodgers drew 1 . I U M com -(a m r t ,t*rt 1 p. r,t. Ic d.t.V, New
a
tie
with
Stan
Musial
of
the
M.
wanted tn lake another look at
riowd of 3.214 at St. Kicnola*
3. Ohio Stile Hit 1 10)
213
pared to 1.02*.23* In Brooklyn !*>t fork games Mart 1 p. m . te.dt.5.
N E W Y O R K 1 1*1*1 • 1 hr New
three of hit cripples — oullirlilrtt Lout* Cardinals ft r the fir.t N l
Arena.
4 Aubuin ( K (10)
224
aealon and the Giants diew !.• * r « r t o n S gam* which aiailt
Wet Covington and tlillv Bruton player of ibe .minth award After a York Yankees nsvr puicha*ed pit - V A ' l n y l i l l l O )
'
|C4
Middleweight rhamptoi, Robin
7J72,M3 compared to C V tB in p m . ( , d.t.).
I'nl** < I'rtaa ti lernaltonat
and first baseman Frank lone. summer-long slump, klays appwl rhets Fd Dick, Jim Bronitad and st Noire (Same t l i (1 0 )
son was in Woodard** c o r n e r .
133
yfvew York laat year.
La »t year's winner— Mi.waukee,
away
at
an
even
hotter
.441
pare
M«y** • Ith am) Infirlder Sol'y All hive assorted injuilrv but are
PuJ; -Seesett and sisoilstop Cleliis 7. Wlieoniin slot
D'Amato.
manager of Heavy
t il
Tilt Milwaukee Bratel ictained games lo 1
in September !o win the eraiuii'a P.tytr from Itiehmond of the In
Hemus, tgammatei at Philadelphia e»perl^l to be aide tn play.
weight champion Floyd Patterson
R. Iowa I D 41 OS
|I0
k 't h r ir ‘•aitendarce chsmrienihlp" ^Series favorite— Yankee*. 13 10. thil year, will be directing squads
lei national Lesgur and pitrhet
With Ford going fur the Aankrrs last monthly aw aid
and young ' Torres, was at tha
9 Pittsburgh 12 0)
91
9 with a lesion t-ta l of I *71,101— I First game cdds-Eten money.
from oypoeite djgouts in thr 1933 however, loe \dc-»ck who hat* \ The dosing but*, gs'.e ('re ver J - n Gabler fimn Penser of the 10 Missiiaippl *2-0a
>31 tingside Torres and Woodard each
.a drop of d l l . 303. Ibe ttbi and F irs t game pitchers — Bravea: National league race
right handed is <ape, t-d o visit at satlle Giantl* renter llddi a sea. Vnieri-an As**Jr , *i, , n
II, Ihirdur, 3.*, )2. Navy, Tt, .vrlghtid 160 pound*.
Pirate* were t.te other Sitioral lorren Spsh" iTT-tt'; VinVeos'
*v,rt hatting inJik v>I J47, but be
Smith, (tied .t* manager of tin fit si base instead nf T it le
1.1. Clrm ion, 25; 14, Mist|*ti|ipl
Dr. Samuel Sweinik examined
League teams to show a rue. The httey Ford ill-TI.
Phlll.e* In luly, teg allied his runTut advance vveutuer fotreast lost out in tlie flatting race :<>
f^uie, 24: 13 (tlrt. Michigan and W’nortaid in Ida corner Uforu tha
n ival manager)
Braves Fred
Cubs went up 309,715 to
j -r league ttietnbcrJhiii late Mon for tit lietdav , titled lor in :' u il Philadelphia Phillies *rnler field
Texaa. D each: 17 diet. Southetn let! rnuld ring In start tno >L*h
and the Pira.i* went up 441 250( M,.-y; Yankfei: Fisey Slengil
day when he signed s cite • vesr
rr Hlrhle Avhfijrn, who fi-tim'd
FAN F H AN ITSCO — <11PI I - V A. MrthiMlist and WmliLsna Stale, 12 round Tbe doctor aikrd refer**
Weather Forecait — F a ir , irm ' contract a* boss-man of the C in ehillv. with the tempi tuture in ine ,
(o 1.1II.MJ
with a .150 nveiage. However. Tlille. San Fianclsta Forty-Nine- each; t» (ttel Otrgvvn ( D , South Prtey Drlla W top the bout **belute ft).
Peicentuewne.
the Vs'iuril ' rat urea In low B i
cinnati Ilt'dleg*
Mavs out hit Aahlsvitn ti, *1 points quarterbaik who waa voted 'pro ern California and Wake Forest ,au*e W<Mulard •*oc»n‘t fan-w whrra
ited w i n n i n g player’s llemue, who |i'«ivr t Undrr Sir ti
l.elgue IncTeaaw was a v t.npptr.g Kititoated
in Srptrniher, ro llfillrg 43 Li 1 In fotihall playn** of liar,7 in lie an I D , 10 earh.
be I*. He ean'i answer my ques
ll* I e — 39.600.
39.1
2(6 per -rn*..
U>;e
during the first half of the 1933
tn at butt.
Other*- Baylor. 3: Washington tions. lie’s befuddled."
nual L’r.ltrd I’rris Inletnstional
players season, ocrepted the steward*hip
American League ultemlance. 1. s t in t a led It'ilng
As a triult, he won Ihe fsptrm, poll, liegin Ihe 11*53 season with ard College of Paclfie, 4 earh:
Sugar Bay pretrstfd angrily to
of the St. I^iutv ( anlinals hours
Meanwhile, dropped 103 per csnl^aie
— 13,300
bee award by a wide ma'gtr. ,n 1.4(0 romi'lrtiins in 2.333 ps*t at Houston and Colorado, 3 rartlt the doctor In the ring: "lie's al)
I.1M.2H 13 123/ U T.LWoO Hadio and television— Via NBC rather and will launch the 1:»38
Texas Christian, right! Ilea all right! Lr* him
ihe p<dl of 37 sports w d tirt and tempts fur |t li'i yatds ar.d i!: Krnturkv. 2;
- a lass if 3-3 153 The lota! w »v elevialon arnouneer* Mel Allen, leavrn as tnr m*,ot»' only play at''irtijrfcavtei s who eoter Ihe N'v» truichdowns Ir 10 canitialgev
Penn Mate and Syseuase, 1 eavli tight!’*
the Am*Hrtn
League r lowed Iirt Gowdy; radio anm-unietv manager.
time [Pts When it drew MSO.OOn. 1art tiille.pie. Rob Wolff I.
In another ina)i>i Irugur drvel
H U TIN G S
I >nian High full.
The Kansas C ity Athletics, up L mpirea— Al I arlirk, lu m t.oi- npment, the KariSav City Athletic*
Keith Tennant «|illt the up
J4.6JX *v.d the Waihingloo "ena- an. anil Bill Jickjwvki. Nation ic signed manager Harry t i*ft for ; be
ton, up 11.190, were the oily League; Charity H r r r j . John the 1959 season al a ''titrable** lights with a perfect plarement
Loo), for thme headlines:
Free Friday night in giti tlie
American league clubs to ebow nherty, srd 7 s a n k
l ,rvont. inrraair in salary
Greyhuimdi
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with
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nrrican League.
Lost in die shulflr wrrr J'liim v
Bykrs and Sleti llaik. Ilyke- •Ur- lla.ling)
'I••mertt» iwG-re Tennant s kuk
deeded Birdie Tebbctt.v *s the Itrrl
legs' pilot tn early August and quartarbar Mike 11mw n ineaked
•untied them fiom last tn fourth over frv-m one yard out In rlimax
plsce Hack replaced Fred Hutch- \ 35-fald march tn thtrr piava.
Traiiii-g Hailing*
by •evrn
inton » « maragr of the Cardinals
with lets than two week* of the point) tn tho laxl atx mlntiies »f
play. Brown c 't Uie (ire)huund
•faion remaining
moving with a 19- «rd pj>* in end
Itoh Lierldge
Ha Gia, • Stan
Stsnvipe rh'irnrd under J vital
NEW YO R K
(U P D The r you," says Fatry Stengel
NEW YOR K ( L'PIi
Harry yaidt lo Ihe our before hr wav
yourg man was in xiony. Theri c'a always ready to play and Litwark. who vail] ( oarh thr 1 , 1 v aught from behind. Iliuan pul
wrrr ibtMtea under his arms j know he's got every thing lege All Star
basketball team the Greyhound) Into the seutltg
which made it torture to swing
against the New V«rk hnickm- column on ‘Be next play
a hat or throw a ball. Chills and mg In top gtat. What metre can bockers on tie*. IR. ha. announc
Hasting! rrorfd it) TH on a
i w>k?'*
ed Ihe additions of Guy II Mgers 30-yard pais play, Parker In Hutfever racked hia body.
Six week* earlier, while rabbit They were counting h im nut, (Templri and Mike Farmer <San rell. Thr seventh point nine on a
two-yaid plunge by Ituiirl.
hunting with hi* fathrr, they had s of those wtn had to go, whet F iancivru i to hi* squ-d
been irratehed by briar*. They
m ajor league cut • down date
got thrir rabbits and tularemia- iv rd last M l). But the coun
rabbit fever.
ty y still ir wearing those pinEleven day* later hit father
was dead and doctora advised elm pprd flannels as (Le y head
) thn Srrits,
lo forget all about batebsll.
Vhat a more, ht'B bt- n there
Hut the young man had • poor tew b n c before it’s ov e r : In
rook.e set son the yesr before
field «r tight held o r a* a
and. hiding his sickness, hr re rh hitter they'd better
not
ported less than a month later to r too lightly.
ON
the spring training camp of th ;
St. Louis Cardinals.
The A ll-O ut Try
T H E D IF F IC U L TY IN
That waa in 1939. And nuhody IK E IS THE C H O IC E ”
knew until year* later how Enos
fioi9«
(Country) Slaughter conquered ■ — • A u th o r #
strioui sickness as well ai th*
F s ir ifcncratioua, |K*opiv
sophomore jinx as he batted ■ sve (Jcpentled on pharniamounding .320
and led Ihe
ats to Mipptv them w it h
league in double*.
isiiri sttflre! They are nil there lr. hrlp jou find whal vnu 3vnnt immediately,
eriicinca and h e a lth -a id s ,
W H ILE T H E Y LAST ! !
Thai's the same C o u n t r y
efficiently and economical!).
required krmwUrvJgc
Slaughter who three y tiri after j r
that harrowing aprtnr ltd the otectn nirainst impnsper
Cardinals into one World Seriea
e.
and in 1146 wrapped up another
U n fo rtu n a te ly, d e a i r e
for them by rom ping all the way
home from firat base on a single. r (greater pptfita ia in f lu c tn jr suitcrmarkcts, \ n r The same C o ra try Slaughter—
H i • Tra d e
A llo w a n c e
y etorea, and even d o o r no a (2 and still giving It that
all ■ out try — who will be one •door salesmen* to rtell
\ a > - ( ’o s i
F im in c iiijr
of Fie New Y o ik Yankees' bench •dicines and h e a lth -a id s ,
weapon) when they go Into the s p ite
their I n c k
of
\xt • M o n t h ly
P a y m e n ts
Wor'd Seriea again it the Milwau
o w ledgi'.
kee Lure* tomorrow.
S in c e
I hi; nrices
\vc
SU1I I k .These
a rn ta c is h cnurj;e
a rc
N*t as fait b o w , he still gives
•I Pe huitle and charge whirh
e na n tf. yuur c h o ice l o
»).:n»s younger players So much
■urc all medlcinea a n d
an Gist semr of them tike alu lth -a id s from
us
ia
g rin personal offense at the
se. Without that bustman ter In wrhieh he drives.
vs, which helps re d u c e
"He buita Limaelf wide open
•rhead cost*, nil d r u jr
•reo would have to in AMPUh'I.L'S
•as# prescription |irivca ,
Atlendance Climb:
In National, Falls
In Junior Circuit
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Bout, As Manager
Nation’s Top Ten
i ’S K J T S S . - p i . ” . ^ ; ' “n
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Yankees llu> rive
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Against 'Bombers'
N EW YORK (UPI> - Manager
Caaey Stonial'i at»n|#r bench
and tha veraitlUly o l aereral of
Mo player* git# th# New York
Yankee* a dtfenilve edge over
the Milwaukee Brtvea for the
World Serial.
Baseball men generally agree
there la not a defanllr* weakneia
In tha Yankee lineup. Although
the (travel* d e f a m e li reted
■■good/' It don not me*Hire up
to IN* Yanked'. eiperlally at
flrit bale and In the two outfield
port* where Bill Bruton md Wei
Covington are playing on glmpy
kneel.
The one pnilllon whefe Mil
waukee mejr be rated atronger il
at ihortalop, where the experteneed Johnny Lnnn mult let the
call over voung Tony Kuhek. hut
avrn there the differenre la not
too big
Ad . iota If Important
It ii on the bench and in the
matter nf vemtlllty of certain
key pliteri where the Yankee*
maletain • decided advantage.
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And thla la eapeeUtty Important
to Stengel for bla pinch • hitting
atrategy and llnrun manipulation.
Gil McDougald, for 01 am pie, haa
played aerond, third and abort
within rerent aealona and waa
rated hy rival managera aa the
boat defemlve p I a y er in the
American Lragut at each poaition.
El it on Howard playa outfield and
catcher; »o did Yogi Berra thla
action; Kubek la at home In the
Infield and outfield; and Bobby
Biehardaon can play lecond hue
and third.
The remarkable thing about It
la that Stengel can make their
fielding iwilchea without hurting
hit defenar the trail hit.
Ilia Big Edge
In evaluating the rival outfielda.
right fieldrri (lin k Bauer and
(lank Aaron aie ratrd ahnut even.
Mlrkej Mantle haa a big edfr,
particularly In throwing, over
Bill Bruton who la n«t ai (alt
a* he vnt before an off • ifawn
knee operation. And In left, ileady
Norm Siebern ran cover more
Snuffy Stirnweiss, Solid
Player To V e ry Last Tilt
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NEW YORK (U P l) - Thla waa
Juat work* ago at tha Old Tim
er! Day In Yankre Stadium and
the abort, alotky man flood
around amo.ig the celebritlca like
an Interloper.
Photographer! acurned around
mapping picture! and they looked
right through h'm. They were aft
er "namea” like T y Cobh, Roger*
llornahy, Bill Tarry, Tria Speak
er, Joe DiMeggio and Charley
Keller.
But when the old Yankeel and
the Red So* of a decade ago car
icatured through a twr Inulng ex
hibition game, It waa the bubh.echeeked George (Snuffy) Stintwalat who atotr the ahow with a
fielding play right nut of the poll‘It wal hit tail time on a hall
field, (o r Stlmwelaa waa among
I hair killed recently when a com
muter train plunged Into Newark
Bay. Yet It'a nice to remember
that liar Auguat the "quiet man"
made hla place In the aun - iuat
•1 he had done in often before.
Conld Flay Anywhere
Snuffy wilt not he remembered
•a a great ball player. A brilliant
fltlder, he arcompliahed hla fineat
ftata during the war-time era.
Bill), Joe McCarthy aummrd It up
one aprtng when he waa naked
whether Stlrnwflaa could handle
third bale,
•lie can play II with hi* leg*
eroaaed," McCarthy laid aruffly.
♦'Ill van play anywhere hecauae
ka'a a hwll player."
The soo of a New York police-
By OSCAR FRALEY
NEW YORK (U P l) - Fearlr**
Fraley « reflection* on ipaita In
general:
Art Aragon In hla fight again*!
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D E T R O IT (C P I)— Frank Lary,
a guitar plucking rebel from Ala
bama, ha* betted the greiteat
,hitcher* of the laat half century
b> heating the New York Yankee*
aevrn time* In one aeaaon.
To make Ihe feat even more
amniirg, fairy did It agalnit a
Yankee club that won the pen
nant running away. Ed Walih la
the lavt known pitcher to have
beaten the Yank* more than »ev
en time* In one aeaaon— agalnal
the 3901 team, which flniahcd
eighth.
(.ary may 1># the American
league'* biggevt purile. An or
dinary pltrhv r a* far ai won-lod
record* agiihtl the
»'h*r *lx
club* go, hr'* whipped '.lie Yank*
19 Utrtet agalnal only five defeat*
alnre coming Into the league In
19ii
If it weren't for the Yankee*,
Lary'* rareer record wouldn't he
rivet the .W) mark Excluding hla
record againat the chimplona.
Lary hat won <4 and loit 11.
Off the field Lary la a quiet,
unairumlng Alabaman. But when
he'* on the mound he'* like Stone
wall Jackmn. Jack Ttghe, exTiger manager, once laid he'i
Ihe "guttleit" pitcher in the
league.
The nldevt orphanage itilt etl»t
ing In the United State* la Bethe*
da near Savannah, G*. II wi*
opened In 1740
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man of German extraction and an
l»u n mother, Stirnw-eia* waa a betIt * athlete than people rememb-r.
He wae ore of the nation'* top
lialfbackt at North Carolina In
1937 » and the ifont. S-Inch 190
pounder aeored the Fail'* only
touchdown in the Eaat-Weat Shrine
game.
The Chicago Cardinal! dialtrd
him but Stlmwelaa, who gained
hi*
n ic k n a m e
becaua:
he
"dipped” enuff to alleviate 1 ai
m il cot.dilion, chote to accept a
Yankee contract. So ht went to
Norfolk in 1940 and in I9U went
up to the Yankee* to ait in the
ihadow of the ftlahy Jog Gordon
Eventually be got hi* chance
and. white they don'l ciaaa him
with the Yankee great-. Snuffy
did a Joh. He ted tha league In
atolen batra in 1944 and n i l ,
when he won the batting ehamplonahip, waa on the All-Star tram
In 1944 and In 1944 played a
atretch of Jl game* In whlrh he
handtrd 312 rhancea without an
error. He had only five error*
that whole aeaaon.
Stlrnwflai waa traded yi Ihe
Brown* In 19M and iut>*ec|uenl1v
wended hla way dnwn to Ihe mi
nora, w.ndlpg up aa manager nf
Binghamton of the E a a t e r n
League In 1914. lie gave It Up to
go home to New Jeraey and try
hla hand at varlou* bu*inea**i a*
he rnuld he rimer to hi* ala chil
dren.
Aa a hall player or a parent,
bo wai a aoltd man.
ground in aipanaive Yankee Sta
dium than Covington, whoae ailing
knee* muat be oparatM on after
the aeaaon end*.
The Yankee aupremary la full
aa clear • cut In the Infield. Conreding Ixigan over Kubek at abort.
New York muit be favnr»H it the
three other Hart rg Poilti-mi— if
Joe Adcock la 'he Milwaukee
firat baaeman. Dill Skowmn al
though he won't make anyone
forget Hal 4'haae, la far mora
i g l i e than Adcock. However.
Frank Torre, the Rravei' reaerve
firat baaeman, la Ihe beat "glove
man” of th* three.
Heller Bench Strength
At third. Andy Carey l« iteadier
Heleneively than Ed Mathew*.
Red Schnendienat at aerond la an
"old pro" who know* how to play
Ihe hitter*, but he haa been
hobbled hy injur!** thla icaaan
and doe* net have *• *trong a
throwing arm ."rnnr deep pollttona
at doc a McDougald.
Behind the plate, there |i not
much to choose defenilvtiv among
Berra, Howard and Del Crardill.
The moat highly • rrgardr-l re
reiver In the Serin dugnuta will
be 3V>r*r-old Del Rice,
m la
nol likely in ae>- much action.
When It cornea down to a comporlton uf bench itrength, the
Yankee*' Howard, Jerry Lumpe,
Rlchard«on, En< * Slaughter and
MerV Thoer.eberry are given a
big edge over To.re, Felix Man
tilla. Andy Pafko, Catey Wlae and
Harry llanebrlnk.
••
Carmen RaaiUo tur.ved mil )o be
the modern (irolge* 4'•rpe,.tier.
Willi* May* mi«nt give you that
llttlo ho/ art hut when it come*
to money you can het he'* 1*0
J-ivenl'e.
Sam HneaJ, who u**a one himael( *a7* all golfer* would be
better off driving with a one and
one half wood inttead of a driver
or broiale.
Never make oyea at 1 javelin
thrower'! girl nnleaa you are too
iklnny to he a good target.
Beta On Sogar Ray
Toot* Shew het 93.000 that Bay
Rnhln*in would beol Carmen Ra
alii th* aext time they light
M i c k e y Monde muat be a
natural left • bonder became he
c e ll that -way and that'i *1
natural aa you can got.
I with 1 emj'd aova aom* e< thla
nice weather for tho»» football
pro** hntea, which get twice aa
cold aa * landlady'* heart.
Honra
eupp.,*edly
Inhibited
Amerlre 4! million rear* ago twit
It beata m* Sow "ou're gonna
prove it.
Some */ my oqulrve •eJertiona.
however, take ntvout that long to
Dni*h a race.
They knock the Pittaburgb Pt
rate* for letting kida on th* field
before 1 gam* hut R haa to he
good for haaahall,
Wkal'a An Amateur?
Althea Glhton’a $14,000 in tom r
from TV and writing laat year
make* It obvlnua there It no aueh
vegetable a* "am a tour" tennla.
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“•elt. Ph. Hugh Greer. FA 2-S19I. R E N T OR SAt.E - New 1 Uni
A— M IS C E L L A N E O U S
room hoiit*. -jii.Vi Magnolia Ate.
TM. u a gue»t ra*» U the MovieApp|y
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nett Royd Estp. date Oct. * *-!• Fi rnulieJ apartment, 1‘t) Path.
n _ \ i t o m o i i i i .e s •
I »t ne*r Rnw.'n<j Alley aero** SAN I.A N T A nicely fmnlibr.l
t r a i l e r ;*
from Kill Theatre Saturday af
•oerlmenlt
tt»4 K. l i t 1* 8t. *
i : - * O A T S A MOTORS
temOon— Small grey iui!i»<f.
Pit. FA : t?S2.
t J - F A R M S U P P LIE S A
red turn, containing ladle*
m a c h in e r y
rlothlnir end 2 Saving* Certifi T hi* u a ciiftt pan to the Kitt
11_P E TS • LIV E S TO C K •
1 heat I* fur Paul W Jacktun
cate. of 410 00 i-arh. Add. <>n
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IS— P LA C E S T O B A T
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CARLO RS
N. Jatmln* Are.
lent* with Mr. Hartvtck »t
Id— F E M A L E H ELP
llnwling Alley with n»nie and 2 Medronm furn‘*hed apartment.
1*— M A L E H E LP W A N TE D
Call FA 2-4V.N after 0:30
a.Mrt.i for reward. Owner it Sfi
79— M AI.K OR FEM ALE.
Nire tleaplnf room. Priv*-- ru- .
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FA 2 1006 or FA 2 3940
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tl. M. Glentin,
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in Mary t'aiter Paint Product*.
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large yard. Ph. KA ‘.'-ditfi. af Arlene Pilce. Keerftt Harper
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27th
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central heating, terrain, floor*
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Leg«l N otice
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Welcome
NAVY
Odham & Tudor,
Inc.
$188
HOMES
$79
COUNTRY CLUIl
MANOR
$280°°
*8280
h
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.00
Mather of Sanford
Seminole Really
We Feature
n<iuiht-*old.
$250 DOWN
QUALITY HOMES
Odham & Tudor,
Inc.
W'OOLSKY
^v-VH Hhlv,
Low Down Payment
ftoifUJatl
Bayri:-iiaar
Holcombes
Place ’
FRESH SEAFOOD
DAILY
Shosuna/ieA
Stenutrom Realty
�f
Fanny M ay Gives Economy Big Lift
W AM IIN GTOH ( UPI > - Although
officially dead, the goremment'a
anti-r rcearioti mortgage purchase
pm rnm la ripeetrd l«* coMlnu*
giving ihe fc o ro m j a lift and lo
M i« borrow In f for ho** buyer*
With th* billion dollar* vottd by
Cor jrts* l«at spring psld out or
U*d «P la purchase commitments,
til* I’fdrral Nrtiwoal Morigsg# A«
•odatlon (Fann* May! innouncrl
the progress had bee* Urmineted
But, Tanny May offlclali laid,
although no more purthssc commitmrnls cart bo Issued to l«r>dtr*,
the program ia in nn* l*ns* v»ry
Rtuen lllv* til that
— Construction on many of ih*
hnu-.s it helped finin'* I* itlll to
b* computed. or In turn* eaici
e^rer. started Home building mcaM
Jnhi, materials, fu-niturr. spplian »i. r.tw retail stor#* and com
munity facilities All aia plui fic
ton on the e c o n o m i c balance
aheet.
of Crrdil
' — fanny May will he pumping
nearly all vf the hill) n dollars into
th* mortgag* money market in the
r u t 12 month* a* tn* n#» houses
ar* ri.mplrted and th* inortgag**
art delltrrrcd to fanny May. (The
agucy may not make paymrnt
until th* hou** I* completed and
Occupied I
Ini* I n f u a I o n of government
money, official* (ay, should ca«e
credit or at lead .iiltlgat* any
tightening.
In thort, the program should
rontlnur to spark business and
make lorrm rlng hy hum* buyer*
De Gaulle To Meet
Cabinet; Planning
Anli-Terror Drive
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I'nllrd P re»« Inleraillonil ’
PARIS (U P I> — Premier Charln
d* Gaulle, confirmed h> Sunday'*
referendum a* the undisputed
ma>t*r of franc*. summoned hi*
eahlnrt tinlay to lay Ih* founda
tion* of the fifth Republic and to
map itrrn meaaure* egilnit A l
gerian terrorianr in France.
The government * i» nptctnl
to begin noth at once on the law
which *111 govern the election of
the reve republic's In at par tin*
vu-nt It '.*•* expected to *crai
the proportional
repteienialinn
ayatrm «f voting which gate splir.ter parllet •« much Influence on
the Fourt.i Republic
Plam for other sw-vplrg re
f >rm» al*«» »cctTie»l certain to Ire
divusicd it tixla; a cabinet meet
Inf.
Ii
t)r Gaulle m ult dcvltc m-ani of
dealing with pressing problem*
left met from the fourth Repub
lic, nota.ily the guerrilla war In
Algeria a id th* Arab terror earn
palen In Francsllc wtU spend Thursday and F ri
day In Algeria dls.uulng detail*
ol a "new ileal'' progiarr. he plan*
♦o oiler Arab re»lilenl* a» a
meant of ending Ih* war.
Algeria'* 97 per r»nt *ot« (or
the new- conatitutlnn— larger even
than the four-toane m*| rlt) that
suppoitrd It* Gaulle in Fran-*
proprr — aprw.*rr>' to indicate
good i>ro<pcrta for turret*.
At tiome, the cabinet *a» be.
lievrd to be coniide.lng a draiUC
crackdown on Arab* held | pnnathlr for the current campaign of
cabotage and murder.
Unlikely Presley,
Terry Dene Says
‘No Army For Me’
r i
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I:
LONDON ( I PI I
Riili-h tock
V rnll »tar T e rry D«ne h*« re
ceived his arm y eall-up p«per*.
Hut unlike Elvi* Prevley, Terry
d**evnl Intrt-il t<» gu peacefully.
An f.mpirr New* tr|viitter quot
ad Terry S u n d a y a* saying'
**lhcy haven't nabbed me y»t."
*1 can't stand being shouted at
— never rovild since I wai a kid.
I ran away Irtvnt f'hoot when th*
leachrtt bawled me nut and I
jnay do Ih* same again," he said
Dene went nn. ''Lo«k, mate.
I'm lick. I'm all nerve*. If I go
Into th* artr.y I’d feel lik* a
trapped animal.
"Anti I rcrk.-n tha* rverybudy
ahnuld he free in this life II after
six week* I know Ihe army isn't
for me (hen I'll rornc home.
"Maybe thty think I'll L* good
for recrulllng. .Mxybr they'll put
ro* «•« a p»»«ler,' the p*p*r quot
ed Dene a* laying.
"Look what a lift the American
•(PUT Is getting because E H il
Presley ha* Jnl.-ird up "
Red Radio Claims
Plane Shot Down
,/ U
LONDON (D P I >— Radio Peiping
claim.d tonight
that Chinese
Communist anti • aircraft guns
ahot dawn a ffatlorlllst traasperi
plut* today near Quemoy.
The Communist broadcast said
the pltne wa* hit over Chanhal
In t’ a Amoy area, opposite Querooy, and plunged Into th* sra
flv* mil** U> th* southeast.
Th# broadcast made no mention
at s’tnlvnrs among U.o plant’s
at*.
Iv Ii
eatler than It would bo other*!**. of tha National Leafu* of Insured
Indeed, ther* waa *om* talk In | Savlngi AaaoeUtloni, laid In a Chi
several quarter* her* of a potiibl* 1cago ap**eh that the program w*a
renewal 0f the program. Aa on* I "unneceatary government interven
congreiatonal inure* put It.
tion In the booling field.''
"Sura they tCongreaa) might go
But, whan quaatlenad by United
for R, eapeciatly if th* unemploy Praia International at hla Washing
ment figure* don't look too good. ton office, MorrUon conceded the
The people who have mo*t influ program had averted *'a taiga la
ence over houilng legislation like fiuence" in rfrent monthi.
the program In principle. Ar.d it
He doubted however, that actual
th* November election givta th* payments by fanny May, at purDemocrat* tvan n.ore aea'J, th*
cha*e contract* are fomummated.
thing ha* a decent chance,
would much effect the availability
limiting Start* B>iO*t(d
uf mortgage money.
Fven it* opponent! larcly deny
''Some of |e* mortgage* will end
fiat the mortgage purchai* pro up in the penile market '' Morgram helped boott homing start* ruon rate He add'd that In many
thla year, particularly In th* low other rare* it It the piir*hri* comand medium price brackrt*.
m ilm e't. not the actus’ payment,
W franklin Morrison. president that welghi mo«t hra'lly.
E n te rp ris e N e w s
Investors M utual
Declares Dividend
M INNEAPOLIS— Th* board of
director* of Investors Mutual.
Inc., largest mutual fund affiliate
managed hy Investors Diversified
Servicer, Inc., ha* declared a reg
ular quarterly dividend of •>(
cent* per »hare derived delusive
ly from Investment income, the
asm* amount aa was paid at th*
and of th* fund's fourth quarter
last yaar.
A distribution of t f i rent* per
thare representing rraltxrd secu
rity profit* also *a« declared, in
inereai* of *'* cent* per ahirt
o 'e r th* Ilk* distribution of T | 4
rent* made at th* dote of th*
•am* period a year ago.
A ii-’al of 11 3 t centa per th a n
I* payable Oct. 9 to Investor* Mu
tual shareholder* of record Sept.
M. 1931.
T h u is the 72nd consecutive
quarterly dividend paid by the
fund.
’ Folsom Spares Life Of Negro Burglar
C. M ftweeneyr of ttt. Petersburg
Tbr Methodist Vim held their
monthly meeting at Barnett Me wa* an overnight gue*t of Mr.
and Sir*. W. L Tyler Monday In
morial Methodtit Church Thurs
order to attend the funeral of
day evening. A supper «*• held George Hlrt In 0»teen Tuesday,
at <1 10 p nr. following the sup
per the regular busicesr session I Mr and Mi* J. Y. Rirhattls
war held ar<| the gurrti speaker are tldting frirrds in St Peters
tor the evening wai Dick Pierce burg for several day*.
ot DtLand.
M r and Mr*. M. II Ryan and
Thr adult ft-Ilowthip at the Bar Mis* Helen SuoJgrs** returned
felt M rm oilal Methodiit Church Wednesday from a visit with
*111 hold ita regular monthly frlrnds and relatives in Virginia
m»«tirg at the church tor.ight. A
•upper. In the church annex I*
Mr. and Mr*. J. R Newell re
scheduled at « : » . It will be fol turned last week to their new home
lowed by tiro regular bjvtnrx in Charlotte, N. C. after a vl*lt
lei sion.
'with Mr aid M m O H Canada.
M O N TG O M ER Y . Ala U T I - Gov. James E- Folsom today
commuted lo life Imprllor.T.ent
th# death aantence given a Negro
for ivhhlng a white wld.. • of
$! 9V In a burglary at night, j
capital crime In thi* state.
Jimmy Wilton, S3 »»• a-dt-r
sentence to die In the electric
chair Oct. 24. He was convicted
of taking tl 93 from Mr*. F •tr'lr
llarkrr d u r in g a night time t *»herv at her Marlon, A la , hs.-ne
in July 1937. Trial testimony nld
VVilicn attempted tn rape t‘ie
elderlv woman but Wllion dr-tred
It.
Wil»on. who has a rrltnl j|
record dating back to 1929. w.i*
convicted of taking two M-eenl
piece*, three quarter* and SO
pennies from the woman.
Secretary ot State John Fhster
Dulles ha* been *>ne of the thou»andt tending Inquiries ta Foliom
,iintut Ihe case. Rulle* wrote Ihat. ^
"tnited S t a t e * diplomatic ml*•ion* in a numbsr of countilea
hav* reported comiderable reaetior to th* ca*».M
She Had Patience
M ETH U EN . Maa. - f q i ’ l) —
l' mg a hair from her huiband'i
ej (brow for a brush, Mr* Mary
N-rmandln ipent 3,000 hour* paintInj Iind*r*re« on the hud* of
ifotr r |r*
our biggest bargains in
years gel together nt FEN N EY’S
M a o 's Prestige In Red W orld Soars
LONDON ( L T D Mao Tietuns'* position a* a foremost
spokesman of Communist Ideology
appeal* tn *.*ve soared line* No
vember. 19*7. when world Commu
nist chlefi gathered In Morrow to
re'ehrate the Iftth anniversary at
the llolihrvik revolution.
T (via wai the meeting mat is
sued Ihc manifesto outlawing “re
visionism".
At the lime, attention wrsa focosed on Lie meeting largely be
cause of Yugoslavia'* refusal to
sigr. a'or g with the other Commu
nist countries.
I H . a* Yugoslavia hrrielf was
to learn a few month* later, th*
derision* takrn at Ylosmw were
•if the must fundamental Impor
tance. And, a* one Eastern Euro
pean *o;:rte put It. Mao played
the leiding role in getting them
appro' cd.
Gained In Prestige
•'It wav not *o much that Mao
spoke to tire meeting a* that he
lectured Ih* others on the ques
tion of Ideology,'* b« aald. •'Ill*
prestige wa* alrea ly on the rite,
but It Inrrrased enormously at the
Moscow meeting."
I««it spring. only a few munth*
afterward*, Yugoslavia felt the
full effect* of .he new resolution
against "revlalenlsm." Russia wa*
a leader In critiriing the draR
program prepared hy the Yuge•lav* fur their own Communist
Party congress.
Rut vvhrn critrism was ahifted
to violent attaik. when Yugoslavia
wa* again drnounerd In terms
reminiscent of th* great Comlnform split of 1941. It wai Com
muniat China that took the Irad
Mao Calls Ih c Turn
On May i. th* People* Daily of
Peiping broke i>ut with a blister
ing attack on Tito's brand of Com
munism and concluded that the
Comlnform had been "barlcally
correct'' In eipelling Yuguilavla
In 1918. It was only or. the fol
lowing da* th*t P avla j .ncd the
attack In Ylotcow, n". srith an a*
vault of Ita own but by pt
ng
th* test of the Peoples Dally ar
ticle.
Tito.
the man
with whim
Khruihchee mad* peace In I9S«
with apologies and confessions of
error. w*s once more bevond th?
pale. Thi* time the moit telllnr
blow had been delivered not from
Moscow but (rum Peiping.
Last month came the secret
meeting in Peiping b e t w e e n
Khrushchev and Mao. Subsequent
i vent* tend to ronfinn th# belief
Mao persuaded if not forced
Khrushchev to abandon hi* proiected m mm it meeting and vir
tually won a blank check for Kui
sian support In the fa r East,
fays IJp Kervlre
Thla wa* the apparent back
ground against which Ma • un
leashed th* ofl-thurr iiland* crisis
in the Formosa Strati.
Officially, Mao continues to pay
lip •*- Ice '*• Rgtfi't kjd.'rahi.v
House O f D io r's Future
b Riding W ith De Gaulle
By ROBER'i Vlilf.lt
I'rlled Prex* Ini'inationsl
P 'T .'S I l 'P I I - T b r future of
the c v..t Dior faihion house may
well l»e linked nit.h Gen. O urlrs
■la Gaulle's rffort* to end the
four-year-oM war in Algeria.
Offlclali of the fashion company
admitted today that 72vearold
Y'vrs Mathlcu Saint luiurrnt, the
boy woniler who irp !»rrd the late
Christian lu u . ia in danger of be
ing drafted.
'•W'e won't want to face th*
Idea that Saint Laurrnt might
have to go a* e draftee and that
f » r thr second time in a year we
would have lo solve the problem
of creating a brand new collec
tion" a Dior official said.
Saint l.aurrnt. a frenchman
bum in Oran. Algeria had a nor
mat draft defrrment a* a student
when hi* data was railed up two
years ag»
Rut now he i* the top designer
of Ihe Dior concern.
•'We |u«t hu|>e hi* dr*R defrr
ment will not he cancelled" the
official said ‘ and that hr will be
able ui produce another fine
spring show next February."
St. l-aurent now ta in America.
Dior announced a billion franc*
(tll.9txv.b00l business last year
and I* hoping to d<> be'trr this
year.
Saint luiurent I* a shy, slim,
dark halted young man, who
Tire Firm Denies
Scattering Nails
NOTTINGHAM. England (UPI)
— Tru k drivt r Ronald M itthew*
wa* a bit peeved Mouday when he
picked up 23 punc't.rra in two of
bis tire* rignt o<-tsidc a lire fae-
to*y.
factory repiesentatlves, looking
a* ftirdredt of nails Scattered 41
•■■*1 Ihe road, denied they were
trying tn ilrum up business.
A tack of naMs had fallen from
a truck as it 'urned into the fac
tory gate, they ra'd. They gave
Matthews ran new tire* and fixed
l-uncture* on tfre* other ears
which rame along before the
ii all* could be sr epi up.
Harn Door Stolen
ANSON1A. Conn. - ( U P I ) - An
drrw Sadeltlco couldn't tell police
that thieves who looted hi* home
took everything but the barn door.
They took that, too.
Tear Prayer far
The Day
Can Pa l-82Vt
Latheeta ( karrb at Tha
Redeem**
wear* gli«a«t and hluahti if you
aik him a question.
A unique example In th* hlitnry
of fashion, be never really mulled
for lit* Job
II* drew aketchea for fun. They
were ahovrn to the late Ciiilvlian
Dior, who hired the buy a* an
assistant. When Dior died last Oc
tober, Saint l.a u r r n t took over
and was a great success.
"Would Vlr. Saint laiurent like
lo wear fatlguri and gu fighting
the tehela In the Algerian moun
tains?'* an official was asked.
“ Of Course Saint laiurvnt would
do his duty as any frenchman"
Ihe of filial said "but maybe Gen
eral De Gaulle will have ended
th* Algerian war hefort his time
come* up."
~ r
* ♦
while Khrushchev stressra the
brother solidarity rf the two nationi.
But Eaitern
European
lourcei, who geographically ar*
rioter to Moscow than Peiping,
say* that bday It it Mao who is
accepted everywhere a* the top
authority on Commur.iat Ideology.
Th* Immediate question it;
Why, in view of China's cortlaued dependence on Rusal* for *<o
nomlc and military support, can
■he eaercDe such apparent prst
•u.e on Ihe Kremlin?
The*- eourera reply that the
•ro-vepiic equality has been offset
by a sene* of political and per
sonal factors. They cite at e»pelUlly* Important Moscow‘a lost of
fieatlge by the lig-aagglng of pol
icy In the pott-SUUn airuggle for
power.
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MOllE new fiwhlonx- MORE Ini? itlcnr*! MORE low prlre-I
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|{rr^ valutoI
This party look a whole year to preparol No m inilt aver traveled further titan our i.uy<9 tearrnmg out the
biggest, moil extiling bargain! America's markets had to offerl Our laboratory work# tlrtlniily (hocking
for qualityl Than wo laggod everything with low pricoi wo haven't seen in all our bornlays. Now Penney'*
Is rtoHy with surprises that'll makt you shack our price* twice . . , writh something nows xd exciting In ovary
department. . the blagtsi collection of "groats" ovtr gaihared tegetharl Coma and get tail
i
M ORE QUALITY, SAVINGS
..
Hire Handicapped,
Employers Urged
F Indirg J- l-s fer handicapped
wrrkcrv I* the objecll** of the
annual observance of National
Employ the Physically llandlrapncd Week. Oet. S-l 1. according |<i
Darin •Hahn, manager of the local
I lorida State Employment Serv
ice office.
Emphasising the policy of the
Emplu> merit Service In sending
only well-qualified applicants to
a job, llahn aald that any hand!
rapped worker referred to tn em
ployer vvill he juit aa well quailfled for th* Job ax an unimpaired
wrorkrr.
Applkint* with sum * degrr* of
handicap Include many veteran*,
llahn added. He urged all employ
er* to survey thtlr p,event Job
requirements In order tn find
openings for handicapped persons.
Physically dtvablrd person* not
now working, but who are Interest*d in working. *h»uld register with
the Employment Service office,
where their qualification*
for
work can be evaluated.
“ When properly placed, dlsabltd
workers are entln aiaitle. hard
working, and satisfactory employ
es," Halm said. 'Their arcldent
record is low, their productive
record high."
Employer* writh Job opening*
should grt In touch with the Em
ployment Service at 110 We«t See
ond St. or phone KA 2 7322. Urndicapped workers seeking employ
ment should contact th* same of.
flee.
“ A.M KRICANA” S P fA lt
A U T H E N T IC C O I.O A I.S
BIG S1AA.C* TWILLS A T OUR
L O W I 5T PRICES IN YEARS
m
’w
k
r
VALUE *
Matched eels cut over pii>|w»rtionrcl (utteriA for fit. I’.vnta
have foot devp Eaufcrued® pock
et*. 28 to M. Shirta nn* extra
lonir- 14 to 19. Vat-dycd!
in a lush, dearly del I pal lent.
298259
• t »w« m • SWW9
Machine wtuhublo c r »
pure or untique whit«lnk.
n »**■ >
Opon All Day .Wudncsclny
t
Heavy quality cott«uH»p woven
Open All Jy Wednesday
T O P THERMAL'CONTROL CIRCUITS
GUARANUED FOR 2 YEARS
Nuclear Test Shot Shakes Yucca Flat
A TO M IC
T E S T SITE. Nev. Mercury were advised to keep
( U P I 3— Scientist* of thr Atomic ; covered (nr at least an hour durEnergr commission fired Ihe sec i Ing th* cloud's passage.
ond of their 1933 fall test shots
Monday, a firecracker type nu
clear device that shook the d sert
and *ent a rumbling shock wav*
over observer* huddled In Ita
path.
TAM P A lU P It — Sire! produc
The shot, suspended from a
balloon 1.300 feet o\'-r Yucca tion bar begun at Tampa — the
flat, ranged with a fore' of about first In Florida.
The Florida Electric Steel D M
10,(00 ton* of T N T . The shock wa*
measured at "mor* than usual" alun of th* Florida Steel C«>rp
h*cau*r of cloud condition* and poured Ih# first Ingot Monday.
was folluwrd by prolonged rum The plant will grt Into full opeia
tion In November.
bling.
Most of Ihe production will go
It was heard 134 mile* west of
to
the parent corporation for fab
the Nevada test site, but appar
ently was not audible at other ricated itetl. The mill can pour
observation Points. Official Matt up to IS ton* of molten steel at
p rrttuie was reported at II milli a time. Ihe hash* raw material
being scrap steel with purifying
bars.
chemicals added.
The fireball had an hour glass
shape, typical of balloon ahot*.
Newsmen were evacuated from
RUTLAND, CL — (U P I)— After
the all* 10 minutes afterwards aa
the mttvhaptn cloud floated south thousand! of parking ticket* had
toward ?r'ews Nob. A t th* control gone unpaid for year*, authorities
point, observers were ordered to threatened to proaecut* offenders
remain Indoor* about 30 minute* and qultkly received a total of
whil*
other* at nearby Camp S133 in overdue fines.
Florida Becomes
Producer Of Steel
Word To The Wise
OFFER! FIRST QUALITY
12
ton blend nutchim* waahex in
lukewnnn water. Nylon l»ound.
K iU twin oi double becir.
.SOFT COHN KNIT
(iripper luick i w.rint
make dre.saink’ >*• Non*
akid plaitic nolo* •* |x»mue.
Alunrlirnt knit ton. 'In
chine wash JnUkewjinu
water. Pretty n*'. nilnt,
blue, pink.
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Open All>ay Wednesday
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Jt
I's.-miey'.. vibrant, velvety
; ounce denim hacked with
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NriYV "P EN -H O Y''
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Evangelist — Hurt Brown
7:15 p. m. nightly
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Corner 2nd and K!m Arenac
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l m IMj p ; Nr» Yofk/r. Co* will
r-u'-.M nIna TlayhoiiAA BA'* pro
tluTliena Mill atainai, Inrlitdinf tht
op/ntr ‘ Tbr Plot ta Kill Stalin "
A atnyritlon that Na* York*!
procllrlty for produrini doumlr/al,
bark-all/y mclndrama ml(M ha»»
b/#n roapnAiikl* fnr th/ d/mto* af
Ilv* TA playa tarltad Co* to fury
U/ tuiT/d out M* ahart of tht
T ahlrt and honfo drum (oodl/l.
••You ra/'t Mama a rlty far
M»at." h# flarod. "Th# alam/nl of
ronfllri k tba tapy heart *f
drama."
Pr/u rd aa It why ha didn’t of
fer atoHra of rich pzoplt with
probl/mt, lha ipofli rronrid'a frua-
fa aa gaud aa t k / n aiau
a la a d a b/klad Ih rm .
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ii
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to
Itlitn R> th / S ta lin atory, h r w ill
I I / rro dtta lh / t u c r / a * of •■*)'•
p ro vz w hat w» f a n
do. T h r / r
In Ita 1100.000 b u d f/t and l h / hour p ro d u r# p ro g ra m a w ith auch ra ry - y e a r* ago com petition w a * ao bad
ing auhlfrt matter aa the Marine vm( ruuld nl .find n ract. Wz havand a h a lf ru n n in g tim r
" Y o u r a n do on# |< n l ahow for C o rp a , A lc o h o llra A no nym o ua, an our choir/ of thr h/at aclnra In
H onor), m a y b / tw o,” C o /
aald. A f r ic a n a a a rrh . the D u tch u n d er •he h'i*lnr«4 now and aa In thr
“ B u i ca n you do z l j h l |.io d ahowa ground d u rin g W orld W n r I I , and pait, I think ‘90' will maintain ita
In a r o * ? 1 d o n 'l think ao T h / Ilf alon g the M io la a lp p l H ir e r .
h ig h a v e ra g e of good ah o w a."
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m o*t
Im p o rtan t
thing
additional h a lf hour of th / pro' rra m give* u t m o re coop*, tlm * about l i r a d ra m a la fin d in g the
lo d o f lo p
r h a r a f t / r an d
plot rig h t a t o r y ," C o / aald. “ P c rto n a lC .l^ S T O N B U R A '. Conn _ ( U P I )
ly , I hop# Ilv / TA' d o can ’t m ake
r n m p llc a t lo n i."
—Tow n
C o u rt
Ju d g e
W a lte r
•'W h/n p H r f i t a r ! op (R i*lltjr
Doum/a w aa q u it* p l/a a / d w ith
• • n t iJowr " *aya C«*. “ And. Jtut
M b new b w irh and m a tc h in g w it.
aa arllh W r it r m t now . t h f r / WArt
n eia V ia r a . T h e y re p la ce d hla old
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M O N D A Y . S K P T K .M H E R '29. 195H
Longwood Chamber
Schedules Meeting
On Town Problems
Letters Released, Nixon
Charges Policy Sabotage
Nova Scotia Feels
* Wrath 01 Helene;
lisa Still Harmless
Interest Centers
UI1 nOT U3O0 KaCC
Program Launched
By Cancer Society
De Gaulle Gets Landslide
Victory, Complete Pow er
Capacity Great
KU-S-
l,ei.«e<i
W ire
Little Rock Leases
News Briefs ^.t a t e
Four High Schools Stengel Names I-'onL Rights,
To Private Group
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NO.
271
Students Needed
★
Void Rule
★
Hanc.v Picks Rpnhn Hi(iH CoUTt 'Firm'
In Order Against
Evasion Attempts
Churchills On Torn
Vii'KiniunK Travel
Reds Execute 11
Crash Kills M
I‘.?t‘kv X-Uay .Shown
Welcome Planned
For Local Pilots
To Honor ColliTt
Howie*1 For Indh
Sales, Proiils Up,
U. S. Report Says
Sportsmen To Meet
I ’ resu
Supreme Court Declares
Student Equality 'M u s t'
Seminole Farmers
May Get Seedlings
Graham's Crusade
Helps Attendance
In Sanford
t.ONGWOOD— The tan gwm il
Vrea Chamber of Commit re will
meet at the City Park on Thur«
day, Get 8. i i I p. nt and wit'
he open to all who are m ifre -icd ,n
eommnally a f’ atr*.
A prngia.n nae b»en planu-d
in Ihe form <>f a psnrl rtivrysxKri
H S. (taw ) Arnold wil* be m*>der
ator. The subject w ill he 'O ur
Town". Panel participant, w ill be
Mrs. George Otto, president of the
Clxlc taague; Mrs. Soph.e* Matecki
NKW YORK tl I’ll
l.cfi>
president of the Home Demon**r.
W A S H IN G !o \ ( I ' P l i - The So mat c lrs ily soundctl th* dealhlion Club: Hill l.sH rer. ruesldrnt of
Vt hitrj- Font, who roundh I tnl«
the J s y c f c i; R. C. Carlson, chair, share during Ihe Iasi month o* pren*e Court held unanimously 1knelt for Arkansas Gov. Orval
today that states may not "nut- Faubtia' plan for eonerrttitg pubman of the tangwood Town Coun
L 1 T T I.K ROCK, Ark. lU P I) - I 'he >ra*on alter a si.ge o f arm Ufy" the r.mttitutp'nal right* o f , tic school, into *-prlvattf" se.troc il; Joseph Rugcro. *tresident ol
>
1
1
oulile,
today
wa>
named
by
\rg to pupils through
'c va .lx v gntnl .chiwils, the court said:
the Cltlie-n's taague. and llanl.d The l.llt lr Rock Sehw l Hoard lo
'Slut* support ot segregal d
J . Scrcency. prerldrnt of Ihe tang- i day leased the city's for*i hi»:i Manager l assy Stengel to sta ll sche m.*»" for ma.ntainbg seg
• riioolx Ihivr.igh any arrangement,
wood Area Chamber of Commerce). i schools, closed four weeks in the the open-n, game of tbs t'm 'il is-;ate*l schoi'ls.
In a sweeping formal opinion management, fumti, nr property
Preceding ihe discussion, a color Integration erieil to a corporation Sene, .gainst H-e M tl-.isi.-**
cannot b.- xquarrd with Hie Illt i
ed • lurwl film sponsored by th« for operation ae prl'. ate, srgrerat- Braves.
Amendment s command that n>
Florida State Chamber of Com ed schools.
• tain shall deny to any ]>er.<-n
Members of thr h o a r d a-ut
merer w lii he *how i It l . destin
within ita jurisdMlo.t tn* equal
ed to stimulate community leader, S hoot Supt. Virgil T lltussom
d lLW A U K K K . Mis i L T I ) - ' " S " v u u "
i u iii
protection o the law s."
into srtiun to seek new Industry, doubted, howerer. that the s.-hools
The high court laid down thi>
to improve their schools, to p rv can be put Into operation befnr* Manager Fred ilancy of the Mil
principle In a S.»>4 w >rri w ritlcri
wanker H rixrs today r.sm ril left
tide belter playground, and, In Wednesday.
opinion backing up it . Sept. 12
The rorporutku managed to tjcf iiauder Warren Spalin. s 2J game
ceneral. to improve their commun
rutin- 'tiat H.i L it:!* dock Schorl
the lease signrd heforc the N* winner, as his choice in thr ooen- !
itlrs.
Hoard mu*, rrocced immediately
The main oiiject of the panel is tlunst Assn, lor thr %dv a-u-enirnt
ing game of Ihe World Series 1
with eui.-i approved d -rg rc g jtlj.i
to acquaint various local organic.. of Coloird People cou'd ask a fed
Wednesday.
a'. Central High School.
l exiled P re .t International
tl»ns with their inter related idrsx e ia l appeals court to .In It.
The U. S. Supreme Court said
Fa'ibu* rxaclrd to In i Er *E ! t
The lea>e said th* r.-*-tal value
snd problems, and how they can
'irm ly today lhal state legislature ruling *-s c.osing all | ubilv high
be of help to ea h othei. Also, of thr s.hnols—Centra' High, IU II
M A LA G A . Spain tU I'D — S ir may not, directly or indireetly, sclunil* in Uttle Rock. Prepare*
nrw .om rrs to the area will haxc High. I Jit U- llo-g Tech nnd Hor
an oppe*rtunlty-to hear about the ace Mann i Neg r )- e s n u o l l>e ar- Wintlon and tady Churchill we p irie n t the ratty ing out of the tlors w»r« made tu<tS) to re j j x n
progrrsi of the communltv and (U ta.sly dclrrm.ned now.
en route lo Tangier kboa d the famous 19M school desegregation tli. u as p it .ale scuo ), wil:-. Ih«
decision
Rent Sol fiettlt.l
state paying 'r'tio n.
meet the civic leaders.
yacht Christina today on * 10 day
t e a m * hrb*mea
"The rental value shall be de
Thr U ttle Rock public schools
honeymoon" c r u i s e r r -I a number of schuo'. In V ir
Ih e rtibunal plainly struck at
ter mined at the end nt each » h art "golden
ginia h a ir Iw-e-n cln-rd to ptevvn! such a ir.n ,- * rirn ls by saying:
year hy Ihre.* n rh llrato rs," the around the Mediterranean.
the ear lying out of IcJeral eourt
Ica-e said * 11 shall not lie If**
"The e-niiiiutieuxl right of
otds-fx to Integrate 1 tent
than eiO.UMi « y e a r "
ch:’d irn not tc be dlxcrim'l-aled
It was the f ir .t large scab at
Arkansas and other southern against tn a.houl admission on
BONN O il 'l l — M ire than 1P*»
l.-n rt actually to e ,r-i» the U. S. Virginians led by former Gov. stairs with sim ilar eehool-rloll-vg {rounds of -are or e ilo r . . . e*n
Supreme Cotiit's in ie si aliott de
laws contend thsl Hie federwl nelGirr be nullified opmly and iff*
cree hy turning j.j'd ir schoo a In John S Hattie arrived here Sun guvernmeot does not have the pow Metis by state legislators or ilato
Some jfl.t.si .lash pine .veilin gs
day on a lour of Europe.
to p risa lr teho-ds.
er to fo rrr Hie si vies to keep rxtvutlvc or Judicial officer*, nor
ate to b« made aiailable rgaln The Department of G-alicr con
public r-Inn.Is open. Tile Supreme nullllird Indireetly hy them Ihnnigtl
this year, free of charge, to Semi tends that thr pub It s hod ptan,
court differed with this view in evasive schemes for aegiegitlon
nole County farmers.
TOKYO ( U l'lt — Eleven affaged these words:
which Goe. Orval E . Faubus
whether attempted ‘tngentouily or
This is the seeond yta r Hut Con sponsored in Arkansas, la merely
Right tn Schooling
Ingenuously.'"
Nationalist
Chinese
agem*
have
tainer Corporation of Amen i hxs a dostfe and pri.uised to fight it.
"Tha constitutional rigiits
of
Chief Justice E a rl Warren read
been
executed
In
Kwanglon
I'rnvms-ln pine scedlirgs a x il able t»: In Virginia, privately-owned buildchildien not to he dls-'lirtlnaltd thr m urt's f-irmsl opinion In a
Hie larm rra for rrfurcs'rsHon pur •it*, and homes * t used In Char- lore, I'rlplng R.d.o -»id Sunday. a g .ln .t in chmd admission on
•parse.y • flllrd courtroom,
poses.
lottesvill*.
ground, of rare nr color..-ean k
M ite Blamed
No *'*liin »s* *>e alU ti'e d . ex
ud
The heart of the private Sehooi
neither b* nullified openly ard
"On* may w*!l sympathise wltb
ctpt an agreement that thu farm ttl.t is a la * js a -i-i by thn ArM A LL S , M ill. tU i’ I l — A k^ lar dtiectly Ity a tjic legls'ator. or the position d th* buanl In tho
er will plant the tree, arcnrdlnj! v .n sas taglala' i • J- lf*S It »*•>• r-wh-f. 'uta tli. sg g atafia lo a M t; j . - t l t . r s .- u ri- ti..1 Judicial o fflcait,
fav* • ! ihr u u ilia lin g condition!
tu tha ieeotimesida(h*na l* r Hi.
vldes that a corporation may rent strip n e ir here Sunday kU’I n . lid ' ror oulllfiod Indhcclty by Ihsrn which h a .* confronted it," tht
beit fore .*, -nsnagemen'.. I t? s'ttly
unused school buildings and o|>er- S l.ia p e r.ik , 35. 1 uHshorna. ' ;.,n . I ,h w u ' h
opinion said. ' Hiit. re g a id lc ii <>!
tor
exp<-n>e insulted hy th . f.rm e l
' 11 .itton
str them as private sch-ols.
Ihe ta .rd 's good faith, the action*
Is exptess 'or shipping and. d
A special se.sUvr passed suptdr *, r J|*'*l** ®<
,r-- ’ • , ||,e *1 .Av't* aik rtl Ihe Ith Clr- of tha other state agencies re
course, his cost of planting the mentary laws ■ month ago. Thr
* * * h°*pitallred wltn In- rlli, g-.aU,g „ ( Appeals today, at a sponsible fur those
ronditloni
juries
young seedlings.
schools were rl.-ssil under one of
xririm i in llm at.a, to (nrtild ope- compel us to reject tha board'*
A number nl pulpwtod cotnpsn
Ihrm when Ihe Su, rrtn r Cm ir; or
latlun <! 'lu schools under private legal position."
irs Ihroughout A m e iicj ^ n . away
dered immediate ii'trgration.
man. grrnent Nu decision was exThe court referred tperlftcslfy
iwllliuns of young editings each
W .M HNGTON ( U l ' t i - A *e» p rrln l immediately but it could '..i tht actloin ot Gov. Orval Ik
yrar for rrfure.tration and »s an
* ray unit, which will ,'elrr.l* .tnc- well be eon side red in Ibe lig h t tif Fsutrui and tha Arkansas t a | l »
insurance for themselves tnat Ihe*
tnrs le examle.e the h ex:! r.n a today's Supreme Court ruling
llturo ,
will hate an adequate
it
largr lelevislon «er». i . >*ai dai.t*
Virginia's school crisis irached
"Tha confrolllng legal principle*
pUlpxscM'-l In year* lo e n-i.
on. tra il d brie Sumla-, tu the « peak, meanwhile, with lltr clos a ir plain," Ihe upinlon .aid . "T h *
Appllcatlor. forms a .r a- uilaldr
Atneiicao Rueiti.vn Ray hucle'.y. ing uf >ix schools in Norfolk. cunimand of Ihr Uth Amendmrnl
st the County Agilcultntai *.gei t’ s
About |0 ,laid rh lld itn were dis is that no 'stale' shall deny M
ulflec or at the County e« irste r's
placed w h e n H id Stale Invukrd Its any person within It jurisdiction
office and should he filed as
the equal protection of the laws,
WASHINGTON
L'P tt— r d i l i t automatic closing law.
soon as possible hy those desir
R i r skies will reverberate Wed
Under th* Virginia "m assive
*'A state acts hy It . Irrijia tiv e ,
ing to plant trees thl* »s s.on
ne*da)- al-out H a m
when fal I'jb lri Ha«»ls wax invited inday to
I*
1.lance"
plan,
tl
is
now
up
to
its
c.icu trve nr its Judicial eurii*
eonie
hrre
to
Irr
honort
l
hy
the
Finest pruilucU are b'g l.u»i- Navy Jet aircraft fly over Sanford.
Eleven of Hie plane* are San lirgani/ailon of Atnrricxn Mute* Gov. J . Lindsay Almond to pr«* unties, tt ran act in n» othv*
lu-ss In i*turida I’orestcia estc
th* way. T in constitutional p -jvis.ari,
niaic that two million eoids of ford lussed. They are lieing es for his w o rt on behalf of ,»-4er , S. rib* step, fur reupcnlttatherefore, must r.ean that n*
| *chooli on a .*g , egated ba-is
pulpwu-wl alone were cut In Fn- Ida corted hy th* A ir Group from tha and better world understanding
ja m 's i f ih» state, or ef the tl«
USB
Saratoga
a
.
a
s'gn
of
recog.
last year. Delivered to the pulp
Deers or agrnt by whom I’ j pow.
m ill, these were worth about 3d mlior. for th* Bicom pli.linient.
r r *t»t cxs tled. shall deny to awe
almard the Saratoga for the pact
RO M E ( I l l ' l l — U. S. Secretary
million dollar i .
person within its Jurisdiction Hi#
nine month*.
of th* T tra iu ry Hubert Anderson
equal prole ".Ion oi the iRWf.
A fte r thr Py-ovtr, the Sanford hail a one day xtopover in the
tang lin e , -xor* formed a! tne
• Whoever, hy viitutue of publlq
1utird plane* wil! land, and the Dalian capital loday ttefnr* con
remaining jet* will return to their tinuing on • flight lo India to re etmrthnu>* this murnlrg at S *. position under a p tal* govern*
home ba*es at Heril Field arid present the United Stales at a m'nole Hounty mniorlxt. attempt men! . . denies or ta«e. sway 1 >'-«
rd to best the- TtlCrdw Uiul'-igld
NAS Jacksonville.
monetary r»-"f**encc In New Delhi deadline for ot.talnink driver's H- equal protection of lh« laws, trio,
(a p t. J . It, Haiiiuge w ill meet
-let the cum III mini ml Inhibition!
reuse.
.tile squadron on the field and thr
is.— a* he acts in the m ine ami
Hounty Judge Wilson Alexan I -r the state, and I* clothed with
| Seminole Hand w ill play,
LONDON (U P lt IM hlirlty der •* Id the total (.surd through
j Not all th* men w ill a rrtt* In
thr sta ir‘w power, his act Is that
WASHINGTON t lJ P li
rtifu for ihr Hd «r r f «r ('nmpafty
govrrnnirnt .s y * s a lri, p
» 5 planrx, Ttnae who land with thr •rri»m»l*.| !*4| m>' to i*»iir ro rfvr Salorxlav Wa. al- llt RUh lev. than of t V stste, '111!* must k* So nr
told
tart.
An
increase
of
“
Si-veral
profit ilte a of m anjl*. -ic-rs Saratoga at Maypurl w ill ar-rxe lion* to m.r of thrir prr*» rvHie const tutlonal prohibition hat
h'tudr*d" i* expeetsd till, year,
no meaning."
hounerd up from April ‘ trough in Sanford Ilf bu». llie y w ill be Irji *r» * h liah faol (hr Bdv « i " h i*
Judge
Alexubttrr
said.
June this y ra r, marking thr tirsl met at th . city lim it, bv a San- rarneij
4 f r putllion lin riiix
' ong lin e , are exj-ecleit again
quartrrly improvement In profit furd Police escort and taken tn
pail two )« a ri tor high
lomrirTow, t'.e final d .y of obtain
rbeir l.arrarks. Approximata time
ratrs since the end of put
travel fn th# minimum of mm ing »*w license.
The Securities and Exchange of arrival i . 8:3b p. m
Chinese
Communists
1*1 »el luc • . j • fer a.ith a declar conscious
ation Sumla night wlien h* dr would choose Oct. I, the 10th andared Hie United Statea fared nlvcrsary of the founding of th
'di-alter ' if ft did not a(.>p ila Red republic. for Important mill
'war provocations" in the For tary action or a kry declaration.
in"?a Strait. Hunt* retted the | Thu* far the I'om ntunitl) ham
pronouncement.
i n"V fully made known their IntenMany oh*rrvera felt the date lions.
Cliiang. at one of hi a iare preat
conference*. *a)d Ilia Nationalist*
reserved Hie righ* to honth the
mainland If Qucmoy la threaicm J
seriously. lie «aid Ilia action
! would ta carried out with nr with
out American support but expieatnl ronvlellou
the United
aUtcx would support hint.
Chwtig said Nationall.t Chilis
WASHINGTON ( U P ) )—T h t Slate * »hvcii«l that an unnamed S u u would make no eoi.cetslm at
-Departm ent declined to .ay today1Department "subordinate"
h a d jw * « » w
t:>* »*ntt**! -Natlina
d w hat action If m
any
t»Vr «"»«• ^ e New York lim e , the r .t l! I *«<•
y^ 'n id j i> r-.t a pawn
y „it would
____ ______
again.t an o fficial accused by Xa
department ovvtwhelml-vgJv for lnutnatmn-1 -ar/a io ln r." He
Vice President lU rbard t| Nixon * * * «'PP-*e-' t" «he admin.-Ira said ifrem -.j hod e n JtirrJ f lu
weeks of o-Mirbirdmenl h
eould
of trying to "sabotage" th* sd lion • decision to dcfrml the oil
not endure it fat ever
shore
islands
of
Ifm-miy
and
Ms*
m inistration’! P ar East policy.
"When the crucial time comet,"
su.
Nixon said Saturday he was
he .airl, ‘ there are no restrictions
The vice president .a it Ibe offi
rial had made a ''pair it and lie- on our taking the right of self
defense and bombing bases on Hie
'Iterate rffo il" to "undrtvLl t re
mainland " He said ihe National
xrcretary of .tale and tabolage
lets hiped for aerial ar.d nxxal
his p o llc/." He left the Imprvs*
sio.r he thought lomeon* In the from 1hr United States "plus motijp p . rt they are now re 'sitin g
department who opposed S*rre
Hi Hr of State John Foster Dulles' al and material sup-Mi-’ "
Mieelie. on Wav
policy di-’theralely had icx'.r.t ihe
Jteports r e a c h e d Taipei Ibe
information to rcw .rnen.
Communists were tn ita " lo ; longSen. Joseph C . O'Mahonvy (D range ‘ siege guns o p p sl'e the
Wyo ) railed for s full a irl. g of Mateti Islan d ., about liu miles
H A L IF A X . N . S. a i m - V i o Ntxun's charges. O'Mah. m y. a
lent fringe wind, .m l t.'rrcn tiil erttte of the administration's F a r north of Quemoy. Thr 1-1. mis in
la in , of hurricane Helene am a.li Fast policy, .aid the country was that group are mu-'h further off
ed the A tlantic roaat o f Nova "entitled to a complete exposure the coast.
Doth thr Chim sr Communists
Scotia today with unexpected fury. of tht vice president's allega
and the soviet pres* reported the
The storm, which larhed the tions."
Warsaw ta lk .
were hopelessly
•C aro lin a eoait over the weekend,
Sen. Joseph S. Clark 1 1» I’ a .l an deadlocked and n ri'.tvr si.li* was
**u>*d heavy* damage and wide
spread power failure in Nova other r ritir of the Qucinoy policv, yielding from its initial positions,
defended ihe State I Kpurtlnr nt ih e Soviet press reported grow
Scotia.
aidr. Clark said the public was ing uppositiun in America to the
Weather official* at H alifax re
"entitled to know how others In "im perialist w ar poTUy."
ported at dawn the w orn of the
the nation feel about the Form o.a
storm had passed hut <aid it was
producing high tides, heavy .e a . polity." He said Nixon was “ off
and drenching rain oxer the rcuth- base again."
" It appears, then, from Uic iigern maritime provinces. Uu.ta up
to 70 m ile, an hour were reported urrs released, the American pro
i plr are a lot smarter than Mr
at the H alifax airport.
9
Helene had been rx|>c<t*d to D a l l e . Clark slid . '*1 am fright
m lts Nova Scotia by a wider mar- emd that If M r. Dulles is left in
y in hut (tartly # (lrr .m ldn lfht hi- o w n .d e x / e * , be w ill get ux
C H A R L O T T E . N. C. (U F H w sr.'1
gale futte winds began to lath the into „■ u«e!efl
,, _
.
.
...
ITist Chtrlotw) in i.a d c tif eSalige
euuthein a re a .,
Dulles said Sunday he did
. , j . t Hilly Graham l- n l more pro
—. l,. * - as
w■ "to
a ilB.siviaaa«r
a .
.
.
■
significant f I.
hand and ship reports a l dawn consider
pie to church here Sunday , and S
placed the storms center at about leiteis oppo.ii g h i. poliey.
crowd of 17.W7 rattle to the cm
800 statute m ile. ea«t of Port
>aie meeting Sunday m-jlit
».n
land, Maine, or near latitude 4J.h
Ministers In thr Charlotte arra
north, longitude (50.0 n u t . It w
reported Increased church attend
niuvmg law aid the run thrust at
ance and mote open dicustion «i(
about 88 miles an hour. Shipping
religion a . tta Graham crusaile
• ' n the path was advised to eietI I -1 f \ « J —
rnlerexl l*a .econd week In this.
cisa elution.
l.n h a m s
hometown. Saturday
A sister atom.. Hsa, meanwhile.
night's sermon was tftrra« l lo *
S i r reported a ell past Dnmuila
T kLI.AH AS.SKK (1 1 ‘ H - Hade tislianwide sudirnce,
• ml moving northeast a l tile fa ir
Graham expressed regret that
ly rapid rat* of 23 mitre* an hour. County's hot legislative rate be so many people have had to be
Winds of 10O miles an hour still tween segregalloniit Da"» Eld- turned away. The audience In
Whirled near the center. Imt the redie and state Rep John B OlT cluded episcopal Htsh.-p William
Storm was not considered a th irst J r , who urged acceptance of
J . Gordon of F a il hanks. Alaska.
to the U . 8. mainland or any other school integration, today appexted
Graham urged church ps-i-pl* l<>
as thr key political
In
land area.
take their faith seriously, "to
! Tuesday's primary election.
Dade alone has 311,719 r-glsle switch from easttal church mem
red Democrats, but Seereta*y of bership to a full romndtr-ent to
State H A. G ray has preAlctcd Christianity as the best defense
that only tietween UO.OM and ogair st the guitlee. tdaologie. of
ViO.Otio voter, w ill go to the polls. these times.’*
Speaking on the subjr-t ' “ The
The .tote hav a total registration
r f I.kno.nnn. Only 7».ooo Florl- M.n from tlutee Sp are," tJrahem
dlans voted In the Sept. V pri chsllenged hi* audience to dedi
M n. Anne Siecgnwski. President mary with g U S . Senate seat at cate themselves to Chrlitianlty
Hr said, "Communism r,a« s
■f thr Seminole County Unit of ■take.
the American Cancer Society, an
The only statewide office on the ItartaW * for
eonquen,,*
the
announced today that the fall pro- liallot i i Ihr Group !%*»» poll on
"* * an!
^gram has swung Into high gear. the Stale Railroad and Public nmJ,,t*d ,h »' ,h r > * r'
To launch thin all4>ut program UtlUliex I'ommixilon. t-ighting it of schedule
ef rancer eduralton to reach peo out will t-e s rtf run Cotnmiitloner
ple where they live, where they Je rry Harter and Jim lllanton
work, and where they meet, let who trailed him hy 100,000 voles
The Seminol* County Sport-man
ter! have been sent to the mayors in the f ir .t primary In which two Ax.oeiation w ill meet tomorrow
other candidates w er. eliminated at k p, in in the Elka Club A n
of all rom m unliles In the county,
One of them, Jim F a ir of T am nex
eliy and county commissioner*.
pa. has filed several law suite
A report w ill |># made on the
Chambers of Commerce, clergy
accusing Harter of violating elec State Federation Meeting in Tal- Hommission reported inanufart-ir
men of alt churches. Board* of tion laws and seeking to haer latla-see on Sept 2W. t movie ing .ales in the second quarter
education, Home Demonstration
disqualified
thi. year rose frum Ihcn recpsslun
also l« srhednled.
^Councils and agent*, civic clubs,
-------------lows hy i per cent and after tax
service
organitatlonc,
m ilitary
profits leaped 13 per rent from
commanders, and community Dad
first-quarter low ebb* l! said pro
CIS.
fils alter l a i r , per riolla* of ..ie »
c'imlied to 3 8 cents, c unpared
Jntei c lin g
and
informative
to 3 4 rent* In the January March
films are rradily available for
etuhs to schedule for programs.
pei i<id.
This was Ihe best pm fil mar
Many of these are for genctal
gin Mure the (Inal quarter of IV>S
or mixe* group*. Others ar* for
when the ralp was 3 2 rent* The
specialised showing Included in
this list of twenty-four film . I*
P A R IS l U I ' l l — France has Vot-'tulion was approved hy s major fiaur.* fell Steadily after “ is l t-le_lh e cartoon type, and more deFourth Republic out -Ity of nearly ’J " pet cent, with s suitably r<fleeting <-ost queries
v u ile d Him* g raird to fit all agvx uf rI(j , i Pr, e„ by s fuur-tu-one land Vote of 2.0IJ.wri lo JC J'f’ . Di-spite and less Hten-caparit) o|se;«tiott.
and grades of ichcol-age children, , | j j p that m .kes Prem ier C h a rle s! guerrilla th re s u of re' il.a lio i 'vtiiih Itnd to push up unit ro;i«
the figures were dlxrlo«rd in
Our
educational
program ", de G a u lle the nation's undisputed against Arabs who voted, otili
said Mr». Siecikowaki, *’i . one of
strong m an."
aU ut 17 per cent of I'm voters an S E C quarteily ftnanclal reimrt
on manufacturing cor{iiralKn x. II
thr services lo the community of Returns from Sunday's referen stayeil away from thr roll*.
.aid thr treat gains occurred
dum
showed
the
constitution
draltThe
new
e^nstiiuti
>
n
wilt
g-<-t
fered by the cancer unit. We feet
among
"sm a lle r" corponlinns —
it is one that w ill greatly henefit ed by De Gaulle fur a Fifth He- the presided of the F itih Itepubthose with astets of iesi than lu
Seminole Cour.ly slece sarly de public had been apptovrd I7.«A,- Ue — vut tally certain ta be D*
greater powers million dollars.
Uction e f cancer ean prevent W •) k.62*.475 — « majority to Gaulle h im iclf
Nearly all induilry greup. par
per
rent
gre»t-r
than
even
the
than
any
Flen-Lm
an since ,Sinerdleis deaths.*'
tiripatrd in thr sales rise, Ihr SEC
most ardent G a u litit. had ex pole-o.
• aid. Rigger gains w eir III per
c Further informstlon may be uh pectedParis
m w.papers
hailed thr
rent fur stone, clay and g ia .i,
Wfained by telephoning FA 2-7711,
The only report of a negative premier'* victory today aith *ucb
vote tame from the French Wet* adjectives
as
"m assive" a-.J 13 per cent for lumber products
Africcn colony of Guinea, where "crushing." O ft.-U l. of n il gov and 10 per cent for tobacco.
lh>- expected "u ri" m ajority wa> ernment were Jubilm t.
8 Y R A C U S F . N. Y . - f U P I ) - tn effect a declaration of Ind*
"The extent of Ihia vlclo rr i .
Miss Rosemary Peterson, on re prudence. Dc Gxulls* told A fr.ra n unique In French h l.ln ry ," raid
L I T I L E RO CK. Atk ( U P l t turning from a we-kend trip out colonials they co tld have th -it 1tnformatiun M in i,H i Jacques Sou- E . J . Evans, administrator of thn
• f town, to !; police ihe found freedom — if they Wei* willing Melte. "2*ot tf,c tie * world, and lunch program of Uttle Rock's
•videnee that an Intruder had to |tve up French aid.
particularly for the Unltrd States, four closed high schools, sum
consumed two bottles of liquor,
Ignorr .th rr a n
this shows we are a nation which med up his problem* thi* way:
eight hollies of beer and a pot
fn Algeria, the princlpri trouble hat found Itself and ran ontr
"The food '» line—we ju it need
M* coffee while site was away.
| spot >n Frcutb A frica , Use (oiuu- •gam a ssa il U e lL "
»um* Wudeau."
T A IP E I, Formosa (U P t l— Pies
Idriit Chiing l.-i-xhek today ruled
out a ceasefire for Qucm.v and
ll appeared tin Chine** d'-uim.nlstt would deliver rheir war or.
peace Hard by Wednesday, the
Communilll' national dav.
Communist Prem ier C h i i T.n
I'w lte d
AndSave
Shop
H a n f o r d Ifc n ttfk
r » !r through Tuesday. t o . lo•Ig k l U U 78. North to mirth,
t u t whsdi I f I t 20 mitt* per
Long Lines Formed
To Get Licenses
CoiTection Needed
Davies Baby Dies
In Local Hospital
Polio Cases Hindi
Officials To Meet
lb *
fti i i -......I*
C o u n ty Horr.m lx.
President Urges
Strong Support
For United Fund
WASHINGTON (U I'lJ Ttn
*iriv w ill inset at 2 p. in. laWASHINGTON l U I ' l l - Presi
numlier uf r.ses of polio ie|Mirted nior ro re,
dent Elirnhow cr ha* called for alt
In Ihe United Mate, for the w rrk
\t this Unir Dowling Apprals- ritiie r1. to "give generously to tha
William llrantley D *' i*». five ending Sejd. 20 showed a 10 pei ,.| (•«, tnn.t prialore a jierfornimonths old, died at Seminole Me cent in rrra ie over Hie previous anrr Uin-I for the res.*et.n i*n t uf United Community campaigns of
murlal Hospital at I pm . Satur week, the 'ublle Health Service Seminole
America to aid “ our nrlghbora it,
, fseminui* r .-unly property. The need,"
day. He wax bom In FernamHna said loday.
'work is .rhedule.1 In begin (let. 1
April 27, but h is rex lied In L* ng
In a kirk off message the Pres
wotaf for the past four and a half
ident laid the campaign* begin
months.
ning In 2.tHW cum m unltlr. "pro
Surviving .re h i. parents. Mr,
vide u* with a splendid nppoitunanti Mr*. Holiert Dltrfea, Lung
llv to e x p ir.x
the tradltio'uiiI
XVmid: two brothers, Robert aid
ncisUm rly c<>ncem of A m e ric a "
Etnevt, and on* liste r, Donna
"ledrcd, I don't kn r of any
Remains haxe been aent to Ferone gift we can m .k r which w ill
riandlna for service and burial.
mean »n much ,n •
n ary yenRrfxtun Funeral Home was in
p ie " h« .aid Sirda» n'ght.
chargt.
",\..w , we A m erieira nttv ta
NEW YO R K ( U I ' I J - Men: Look
The bureau, a division of V)
around at the women working In 'l'Jn- l* * 'i f j l h l Ml*** pn-i-lpal probing fo r the m.u-u, but n a
must icmerrtbe- thn « . still It-, a
jo u r office! Do they fall Into Ihr "fig ure*" wJii.lt are fiu v l in al
on thi* good earth." Elsenhower
most every o ffice:
•louch, spaghetti spine or the pre
Tit* llot'Ch: She l.a* her ihoul •aid, " ‘ ml ..era * * w ill always
t cel b g categories?
ers agallixt the b»;|( .)( thr * ln fr, ahare its pain, it* trouble, ami It*
The answer i< probably ye< Hut but Hu rtibbt n of her ha k winch rich blrltlng* with i i.h other.
The Seminole County M lnlllerlul A ..ocl*t!un w ill nte*t Thurs don’t lie dismayrd A recent sur support* mod of her tady weight I "One ol the finest Ways to da
j this I i by giving gcneruutly to lha
day morning at IH4S in the F irs ! vey bv the llurtau ut ll it.tu-vv h i* (to •i-vn.ut at *11,
I'resbyterian Church. An fnfor l r . i l i . e s sliowtd that most fa
1 be . p -jA ciH Spine: She leans Uniled Campaign In your hums,
office
workers
di-play forw-rd »rlth tha spin* ra ile d in 1.1X1.’
r.ial fellowship period w ill pre mate
—■•*. A■.i ■.
i -»
cede the Inspirational program quite a faxcinsling colic-lion of an arc, mavlng h r head dang'' f
and busmen meeting.
bontirle and unhealthy jvoriilrrs " at one end.
T hl* "ilu n iji down m t * i.-balr"
l o r P.-etuI ta g : She ilia with
A
review of " I'r a je r Han
W ASHIN GTO N d I'M- Raving!
Change Life ' by Father and S i. habit that many «.| the g ill* lu her tret tw rung around th* rung of individual, in saving* acrouat*.
John, w ill m presented by th* th* trifi.r have I* ilifli- .J : t j lath . of the chair.
U . S. Saving* Bond* amt 1’fe laRev. T . C. O'Steen. Official basi »m ilr.ee Women use lit kinds of
Th» bureau tab! all of th*»* jw>- *i ranee hit a new recoct h )|h »l
net* w ill include plan , of thr dexier* and gimmick* tn Inns alttoni are unbca"hy, uncie.furt
VUJJO.OOO 000 at tha <nd ol
Union Thanksgiving tie rvlr*. A ll good things that pull tltetn 1 .able, and tiring, "hey ’ • la
June, The Fedcaral llam a Lo ss
mambar ara urged W alU ad.
fhar* and bulga them cut i h . i t .
• d liju v / ad luci v .u d tiro . *
I Ua.’ik Board laid today.
Business Slump:
Spaghetti Spine
Ministers To Meet
Thursday Morning
3
.Savings Set Record
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f Pag# 2—Mon. Sept. 29. m i
Benson To A sk Lower Price Supports
Ik- an rrnh*ri»titng *p«>t.
n» b l r n a i m b b e n 'M . r
Fr.v lawmakers from areas that
United Prf*< lntrrn*il,.nat
, prndUer theve mainr nop* hat*
WASHINGTON tUf'll — When Indicated In the pa«t any eagercampaigning rongrraamrn r«.nr Maa to vote fur lower price* toe
back lo town tin t January, they their farmer*. Ilul only laat month
probably will be farrd with a rrw (Vogtes* approved a farm bill
round of ptrp ••«!* frtm Agficul providing lower federal •upport*
fore Secret*! H liJ Taff Beft«on and more planting fired.-m for
lor In - rr federal support price* time other m i or prcducl*-cot•n ntlik, wheat, and tobacco.
tin, wheat anil corn
These suji-estions will put farm
Brna.rn and his eonrrasvlarii!
b!oc rorfrru m en on what could, friends from farm and rity area*
rd f,
I w ill hr able to ask rollon )>ell
Democrat*, lor example, why |h#
whaat h«!l shnuld enjoy a p»rm»
rent support floor of 7$ per eeni
of the fair Mining power" paritv
piicr when the floor for rotton will
be down in JO pe* rent of parity
In IVd and lo M per cent there
after.
|fill Thought lnr„mplrlr
Administration farm
official!
ha*e made no formsl announce.
ment of their plana. Hut in p i
sate eonversatinns and between
the line* of aprerhei they g iv
every indiration they rrgatd the
IVJt farm bill aa onh half a loaf
Hum fur this fredng can t>e
•ern by comparing what the aSministration asked Congress for
las- January and what llen*in- •
making the best piartieal d n l he
could—finally settled for
Under the old farm law—many of
iti fratuira adopted at Itrnaon •
insistence—federal price supports
I for milk, mtton, torn, rice, wheat
peanuts, and tobacco ramie he
tween 75 and W per rent of partly. Henson asked that the range
he widened In bring the minimum
support level down to far per cent
Storm Cost To Carolina In Millions
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CHILDREN IlEATEN — Juvenile* authorities have taken
these* children, left in rijrht. Hetty Jn. 7; Dorothy,
Clyde 11, from the'r parents Mr. pntl Mrs. Clyde Bull of
•Knoxville, Tcun. Tire parents 'vim chnrtfetl wth neglect
“after officers said they Id-at the children "unmercifully'”
sometimes with a basei ml! bat. Clyde hns n ilefornicd hand
ns n result of one of the l-eatnys.
(LTI Telephoto)
Hospital Notes
Se p t e m b e r i*
Admlislont
Esther V Iln J. tan (Ssnfurd
Barbara Millar (Sanford)
Tommie TcnnUon (Sanford)
lr.cx Hampton (Sar.fot l)
Eva Rogaro (Sanford'
Birth.
Raby b»y tu Mr and Mr.
Nolan Oatern (Osteen)
Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Gardner ’Sanford)
Raby girl te Mr and Mri.
Rlr tard C in ija i. (S»nford)
Jlalry girl t> Mr and Mrs
Gf.'tgr Hampton (Sanfnid)
Its by -lit to Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Hindman (Ssnfcrd)
Diachargca
Rh .nils I'owell (D 'L. im I i
I'erry Echrlbcrger (SaD'ord)
Clarice Litton and baby (Sanford)
I'rant Goctl lS..nfut-ll
Ciara Mar Rlrbaidson amt
baby (Longwood)
Connie Willmett anil baby
(Sanford)
Jane Sapps and Irsny (Ssnferd*
Ruth Ksaick (Svr.lotd)
SKIVBMBKR :o
Ailnii»lon*
Carter Fowler (Ssnlurd)
Nancy Winter (Sa-ifutd)
August W'uukka (Sanford I
Sara T rtt) (Sanford)
Ceril Sheppard (Sanf.-rd)
Kllra belli Fireman I Lik e
Mary)
Flair lt»stine I Like Mary)
Mary Robinson iSanloid)
Maaine Harper (Satsfonl)
In nna Sptagu* (Saniord)
U o Arnold (Sanford)
Gladys llenton (Sanfnid)
Naomi Durham (Sanford)
Birth*
Raby boy t-s Id r and Mrs Lit
Winter (Sanford)
Raby girl lo Id ami Mrs
larnnie Tcntdaon (Sanfonl»
Raby girt to Mr. and Mrs
Thomas I rreman I Lake Mary)
Discharge
Glad). Seabtook (UeRary)
Marie Miller (Sanhndr
Michael Walla,e (Smifnid)
Mrs. I Itllrar.l and baby
i>\iicPa»\r)
RIDE-IN' THEATRE
Isl HANHHID SHOWING
R o bert
1/ilTCHUI
i Sanford)
Mis. R Hollingsworth (Sanf-
ford i
Mr* II I'irrry and baby I San
ford I
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Adrnitsinn*
Linda Kay Spenrer (Sanford)
Virginia Tbompaon (S.snfonl)
Lillie Mae Hampton (Genera)
Carolyn Hall (Sanford)
John I’lerro (Sanford)
Jnimnlr Mar Adsma .Sanfonl)
Rlsnrhe D'lfiard (laingwondl
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llahr tmv to Mr anrl Mrs
Homer C Durham (Sanfonl)
lUb) girl to Mr. ard Mr*
Rnto-rt Lee Thompson (San
ford)
Discharges
Clara M t'llntnek (Sanfordl
Mr*. Nolan (l«1een anti baby
kfjy i O.(een)
Rarbara ‘.llller (Sanfnrdl
Mr* Jessie K. Seal am! baby
girl (Geneva)
Maude It. Sfott (Saniord)
Mr* Wtlhtir Keeling and baby
girl (Sanford)
Mrs Tbomaa Freeman and
bub) girt Lake Mary*
Fvelyn White l Sanford 1
Sir* An.ltru Williams and ha
hy girl rSanfordr
SFP T LM B IIR : :
Admissions
Oi.rih-s Ih rung (Orange City)
Harrl Wr-dfatl (Sanford)
fJmla Riuncr (Saniord)
Gloria Sikes iSanfnidr
Edna Priest (Sanfonl)
Marcus Peter*on fO*‘ .rn)
Birth*
Dab* girl to Mr and Mrs
llamJatl Priest (Sanfonl)
Raby girl to Mr. nul Mi'
Rufus hike* -Santoro)
Di'cLargrs
Mr* l . r ' i . r Hampton and
bah) girl (Sanford)
Mr*, tainnit* Tenniso.i ■ d
girl ( Sanfonl)
Prudence Daws (Sanford)
Mar.'orie l.eniing (Sanford)
Rnirinrr T Hooker )S#n*ord)
Mi* Ira Hindman an I liahy
girl (Sanford)
Roger Rrooka fO*le«-n)
Mstlie l.ay (SanfonD
Mary Roblr.sun <Sanfonl)
blasts the
Beirut 'Reopened' By Lebanese Army
law much of their mer-e*. to
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MIAMI DK Atll (L'PU - IV.i her new little aieat g r-'itlJa -g a lif.
(tons •jpi-r'itln-. le.’alixerl tarntilenrla t a i e Slayton Wr an
tllny, lorludlnc a casino, wrr, *orry wr left out lllxnchf In tell
rlirrilatrd tn Da«lr County (uday In r rrf Ihe truth * f th,* ' m-f !. *l>
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Serving
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Attack
enough petitIt-rii to f a il) 18.000
Partin 'Kathryn at ,! Tip) ihr, k Squadion a-xvanl the attack *arnames but hoped (•• get a« n an;
sire Iv or.e of the rtahfi Win.ter* rier L**ex are Nav» I.CIIR. liar
a* TVMn
of tlu- v ltd «\e dn nil hl.irr.r ry F llrvant Jr and LCDIt GvrThe petitions «a)
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The only Gr’ie l*«y in the lam- rrating with the U. S. Seventh
quest Guv. LeRoy Coi'm* ami
thr Florida State Legi*I*ti-*r tn '*>• '• J "*-n Milton, ' anred f u Fleet olf Form, »s L lD R Robert*
giant the per pie of Dade count) hl' 1 ;
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offlcri <f lb*
the 1 1 1 *hi tn * p*rate *u,rme- ;.n B»«N
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1 1 »A«1 U»U* VAII-I .1-ta.hmtnt. Their wives
slat, summer part • tnulurl H.r.- J**1* <»‘ re H I euuld have t’ e irsirlr in - 1 1 ( 0 1 1 1
f#rtnr. limited runinn ffnmhYin«
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n 11 *. • *
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order to Improve
the present Net* ard
Gr»tge \tford nre
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*ilua'l»n In settled In the(r t ew home i-r the * ,- .i—i- r -■«-<>. • iMVlrf*
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l l ! i n r i i s VI II I l- 'iil l v s ir
Miami Bearli lusinestmen. a!su nm of Hit D iu.- Jj.V--- ' r cw v |-|*l II « I I l l s 1 I'l l | l l * l 11 V ll'.l
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again asked fur summer lit sUi honit * Wr are 1. eking f s m p l tv I h .vri
l ' till ItlsiN tllkR Irt n*
and dug racing Saturday
ionic g-> *1 time* in that bouse. .»f OAtsI e#1 ale. ? -•- r*aO«Pt»t#«l IM
vlR'|ql*iMln)D the t*"1
hn* fit*
The request. In a telegram to Nrta
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fllBRl IfRstfl
Collin*, was made
by l're*id»ni
\|M , U rn j Jckion. of Atlantis.
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tf t > City manager Ralph Irving com
plained that the four face* on the
City Hall tower r'o rk have earh
been telling a d iffrrrn t lime for
Ihr peat several ) > in
*Vrs, 1 actually eliminate IS liuge prolits or xos'.s,
nr tlravttcally iciliiee them -and pats all these vav
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The eighth annual Sigh'Saving
l anipalgn is twrng condti (rd thl*
, month by '.he Natl >nal Soclrl) for
tlie Prevention of Ulindrrs* Mr*
Guy Allen. Sanford. Is chairman
f the Sanfonl I) rtch id the 1
Ida Committee. The Society coniluclj a yrar riunJ program of
rrsearrh. rdacation ar.il prevenll e
aervlce.
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bareo m aikrt and the wheat sur
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gunfire
apparently
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plus—currently considered the gev
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Iniimutatr merchant*
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ernment's numlrer one firm p in t tenrlrrt
the tir iih t tulip.- eom m c.rlal area. I f ' r H 1h\ ,h “
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WASHINGTON ( U P ! ) — An
culture Department report
forecast further deelire* In
price* this fait, raising the
peel of l»vrr prices for
fiodl
screenl
fot.gicr* ;*■• e him much of
wnat hr auggrvtrd for rotton. i
sire, and rortl, largely t>crause
Southern lawmaker* knew federal I
planting allotments for rotton amt
rice woulil he llasbe-l sharply i
neat year if there was no new
legislation
.AI.KIMIIC TO SI N — Itlckrv Auit-n 7. whft oan’t p-n out
Ike Vetoed Itlll
into
the nun hccnu.c In* brenka out in n rn.«h. i.« tfivrn n
On milk, wheal, tobacco, and
peanuts, howeter, mere was no priviite isigrht tour of tin* Sun Fruncihcu Zoo hy dirertor
Carry ILildwin. who mako.i an elr|)imnt ."nlutr the youtitf*
price cutting legislation tMs year
afer. Hickey lirraka out with a )«eii air*i f e itr on ex|>or«uro
On the .nrtrary, I’ rrs.dr-it r.i»en
howrr had to veto a hill that
to ultra violet liprht anil iloctora have ijec-n unrilrli* to cure
would hale had the effrcl of can
hint. Mo ritava u|r till iiiiiliiiiiht, pin' * in the park hy the
celling support price cute- for
Unlit of tlie moon and attend* iiiylii In***- .nil pnti'e*.
sevrtal of these products. oidrrnl
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within the framework nf the ntd
law.
What are HtnSon’# plana fit the
unfinished business*' portion e/
the new !rgl«Ia'ton he propmed?
In a rirent speech at Colfax., flK I
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111. . he praiaed Congirts for it* ,, [erred Lebanrre a rriv
nort . j , f , llr<t |„ 5 rr|1 n ,r ahopa r|..-ed
actriin in lowrrli ; Support floor* in-,k. : by t » n • ar--l armored , r snvpper* r.-rt of the dial
fo r a f**f crop*, layin g the more I
,n tm ,,. Itriru i
v ,
u rton
Indicates a growing realliatlon f or » ,... . . | lay In d e fa r.......... f
casualtie
ere repotted on
b) the l ongrna of the rneilt of gunfire snd exploit.) is from (he Uthcr sidi.
American soldiers and Marine*
tin . policy •• But Her,SO., «!an r r , , h> phalangiat dUtrict
watched the rc n fln p s u n e a sily a
noted In tha same speech that
Army patro * ai» > moved Into ffW llloek, nU<y „ , h.., | >.de.l
•’not all of our problems are be
the L h n s t ia n P h a la n g e d u m l.m tc .l trtns;>oit and cargo ships for
hind us. by any means "
a r r a at d a w n . u n c lia l!e n ,v ,l by their wllhrlrawal from la-hs..on
Other offieiala have Ind.raltd , hr
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th r la>t M ariner l»tltalloii ha* alp *o
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la(-n%«»n %*i*l h# knnrklnE «»fl ( *
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rropi left out of thl«
firm ,
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bill, with greatest rmpha*is likely infantry u m . s . sto.nl tiy t- il- «n wheat and tobacco
b.incu de* electerl b. ihe p.u.uit
These official* m • (ain Dial at * “ “ • ,h * P *'*-m ilita ry fo u r that
pre.ent auppert ratra fa , mrra will »»W'"»««d form er Pre.u l.-nt * » :
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WILMINGTtIN. Ma»* —( I t ' D — club* in Sanford ri.ur*day mom
Treer prntruilr through tire roof In.n
of the Avco Manufacturing Com
ST. PKTLRSHURG (I t’l l — A pany'a r.ew 111 mdlron dollar rr I
fire of undetermined origin swept searrh renter here. Rather thani j
Fr. tturw?
through a warehouse h n r l*!r chop down the big trees, rompanv
) Hitt. ;|;0S
Wrdrrsdav night, rausing an r •ii official* deeideil In build the plant
r.:|(i* 7:21 j
ntairrl 1250.UOO In damage
arcund them.
Price Drop Seen
W ILM INGTON, N. C. ( L T D - water away from the land aavej facilities in the area at about
$150,000.
Property
dam age
estimate* conrlderably in property damage
Reaches in the North Cvrolinaand
in
lives.
Greatest
damage
in
ranged between seven ard to m il
South Carolina border are*. inat.-A
lion dollars tuda> on the North flicted apparently was from the of them aeveiely damaged by'*
Carolina roa«t, acourged by the' wind.
Hurricane Haiel in 1M4. were
ihriekltig 115-mtle per hour w ind*.1
There was eatenilve d sm re in eroded again but not m arly to
rains and raging tides of (furr!
downtown Wilmington and in Ihe the same extent.
care Helene.
Helene W it far a a j y today,
little town of Southport, about 5<>
The mighty hurricane stood off- miles aw ay. Southern B ell Tele lashing at the e m it «f N ovi
<h->rr like a cannonading n ival phone Co reported damage to It* Scotia
armada Saturday and raked the
■*t frim Myrtle Re»'h to the
tllem a rle Sound with a ll the *>e.
■1 f
ef a full-blown t 'r p lr llj
vtorm.
Thr *•*)•»•• trf Helene. fi*«d t-y
land b tK d radar at F i F ill* r i
and s! Care H attrra*. re vrr
moved Inland, but aniked up the
ernor's departure. In fact they
dale'g long coait line fr i t shortR« M LR R IM W SMITH
' ly before noon Saturday u rtil the
WASHINGTON ( L P f l —The re «aa a *tronr chance the I'rraiilent
early hours of Sunday T*i- lower
didiibution nf suth-.ri'y* a) the might concern h lm iclf more aeCape Fear region, around Wib
lively with administration pmhmingt-m ard Southpori. note the White House todiy !ed p o liticars
brunt of it The US m p h. wind* <>f both parte* lo take a ntw lonk lems formerly handle J hy A d a m .
Such an rapcctatlon. however,
registered here in the ra D y after at the role nf Prr*de' l Kisenhow
seemed to avoid the fs rl Ki.en a
noon were the atrongrst on weath er himself.
howgr will be M 'ca r* oM r.rx t^
er bureau rcortls in North CaroMaJ. Gen
Wilton M Persons month. Io his remaining two years
I llna
i IS A Ret ) was r.amrd during the in office there might be an in
Wear* residents and state, l-esl
week end tn sueceerf Sherman crease In the frequency a-d dura
and ferlera! official* who worked
Adams a* T h r Assistant to '.hr tion of periods away from hi*
around Ihe rtoek began the fob of
President. P n x .n S , a C J> C jr ..l-l desk encouraged by hi rloctoi.
cleaning up. shnnng up ami asAlabamian, is ■ veteran sr'-rlnllvt family and staff
'•••in r damage
in executive liaison win C o r.ce v
Reroute Per*nn* d-.e« not bava
The damage toll m ourlrd at He was No 2 man t i Adam* (rrm
(he political experience
$dam»
•no*, h-uri-- \ "preliminary * the .ta rt uf this administration.
brought to the White Houae. the
mun* l*sued by n flirla lt Sunday
Adam*, now a n a a ,‘<n< lire ' Sri- change in 'ch ie f of s ta ff' might
Ughl was tgA;7,000 but urotfl
d n lr transition" of V pile Hotm- reiult In more diiect influence <>r^
ru t estimates ranged a* high ar
duties, resigned a wyeit agu be- Li-enhuwt-r's political decisions by
to million pending a n - re e*sr, pfooh aa Vice Prasldynt
rauie of poiltical .e.icrt ut <i »n«
•herk
fro..i bta rrlation with llernard Richard M Nixon, GOP National
O n r death. i»n a wet road, **ai Coldfin*. the Boston textile m il Chairman Meade Alcorn, While
ittribjted indirectly to the storm ilonaire faring fe d rril giand i.iry House Pies* Secretary James C.
C‘>a*tal r e a l d e n t s descri'ed actiun on a contempt of C o n g tr*. Hagerty and Thomas K. Stephen*.
Helene a* one of the Worst hum charge.
Ki*rnh«wer's appointment secie
< r r e x irrirn rd on the
Administration imidei* fo ircast tary who. with Magerty. is one of
' rrullnas 'o i« t, but *ald Ihe fact little or no change in L ite r liovtcr th* few veteran political teehni
that she struck tm low tide and policy amt praetka a* a result of , ciana in the White House Inner
1Hh northwest winds blnw-lng t ie ' the formet New llxt.ip^tst e gov• rlrrlc .
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Hatlets For Hatless Welcome Home Dinner Dance Is
Hospital
W o m a n ’s P a gDe
Auxiliary Make Big Business Planned For Returning Navy Men
Miss Estes Couple Are Wed Gives Aid
Is H o n o r e d Cnterprise
Elliabetk Athby,
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Mn» Oat! Kathleen Taylor he
Another *haw*r for M ilt Key came the bride of Kenneth J
Cockrell of Xenia. Ohio, now at
E»tr» » n given Thuri.Uy- after- tached to the Sanford Naval v
noon at the home of Mr*. Charles Station, on Saturday, September
I * r on K ik e Charm with Mr* 3" at J p m
1 J H tone* J r , a* co-hnate**
The doable ring ceremony took
pla f in the R arnell Memorial
A tulip aiangemcn! graced the
* hutch with Rev Donald J M ail
piano while the hildal motif u n ing offi lating Mr* Cecil Seller*
carried out in the form of a mini- played a program of nuptial mu
iture btidr *rd groom and an *ir
M u Tailor, daugh'er of AD
llta r arrangement en the mantle
and Mr* Robert Murr of Pcbary.
After the gue*t« had assembled wa* drea*ed in a white atreet
In the living room of the Kee length with a fitted bodice and
home, the gm-it of honor wa* told pleated »klrt She wore while acthat a C. n . D. p aA are had come ee*»oriri and carried a Iwurtuel
for her. She dlim vered that the of white chrj aanthemum*. She
wa* given in m arriage by her
large parcel contained package* uncle, K ir! Mure of DcRary.
wre;,p* t in the wedding motif with
Mr* W. E. (JiKHlwin of Enter
tihhnnt and other dee .ration*
ptl»>- and Mr* Kidd* Leonard of
Mi* •;*■,i ,e |i C a i: :j l t d i.d Defla.v werr I lie t id e '* attend
the hrt > rlert h; krrpi-.g the gift ant- tin ald DriskeU, N A S
hook VI uf the packag'i tontaln- ' Sanford, *erved a* he*t man.
ed eryital, mo»* of it !n the Evo-J Eollowing the wedding a recep
m pattern cho*en by M in E» tion w»* held at the home of the
tea
bltde's paient* in DeBarv
Rrlrealim rnt* were »er*ed The
table. ■'»«*<Jj *.i with a taer (loth,
•aa* rintercd with a luvely ar
rai.gcmeni fratuilng «-nall while
chryianlhrm um a intrrspeited with
arrangem rnti of pink bid* form
ed of pink aatin riljten White
latter* placed in alar ahaped ran
d r holder* flanked either aide of
the floral arrangement.
Carrying out the pink, white,
MONDAY
gieen and yellow cnKr arheme
Dale Carnegie Cour*e preview at
were the mi it*, p.ineh and rup
the Cl vie Center at * p. m
take* Turkrv yalad in green let
lute leave* and nut* completed
W EDNESDAY
the table arrangement.
The Sanford Woman * Club will
Thole invited were: Mia Ruby |h a v r n luncheon at 12 JO p til
r*te *. Mra P. C. Dodd, Mr* W Thi* i* the fir at meeting of thl*
*F. Carter, Mr* C (. Weal. Mr* year Following genera! limine**
l ,i no Mn.ier, Mr* Theodore Au- the program w ill He eondurled by
lid St . Mr*. C. M Arie, Mr* the Erne Art* Department II"*'
lr*ing Malcolm, Mr* <* M. Arie. f , tM are Mr* Irving Pryor, M »
Mr* J . K. Malcolm, Mr* Edward ivomaM N Elam m . Mr* J.ueph
\K Stoner. Mr* A lea Keinhart, te rla p . Mr* Lucinda D.ekrrlmof
Alt* R E , King. Ml** Rvith
Dav
tf CJood.peed.
n*'"' n
** and Mr* II W
ld*on, Air a C.eorge II. Carlton.
TH
U R SD A Y
M i* Dora Kelie;-. Mr* Paul Sla
vik, Mm Ralph King, Mi* John
Seminole Chapter No- I . Older
E i an*. Mi* William II. Martin. of K ed rin Star, meet* at the Ma
Mr* C.eneva Abell, Mr* llrtt ir P sonic Temple at A p m
RagitKilr, Mr* Robert I. Has*
F R ID A Y
llile J r . Mra. Rob Parker. Mr*.
Seminole County Council M
Ed Parker. Mr* Maude l uate*
Mra W. It Young, Mr* Ralph Home Drm..n*tration Club* FashNeely, and the honor##, Mi*» E * ' «.m Show and Silve r Tea at the
| r*
.
< ivte Center from I to 4 |i m
J jojcoI
fcveniA
Church Calendar
MONDAY
Choir relirartal* at the l*tr*t
Rvptiil Church a* follow a
to I i a m. Cele*llal
S IS p. m Che rub Artlvttir*
M l p. m. Cherub Rehcartal
| the E ir*t 'Ieth<n1i*t
J IA p m
Church
*•
4 horittrr rrhearae at the First
vtethodul Church at 4 W p m
Id e I’ oncer EiTlowahip of the
1 Ku at I' i e*byieriaa Church will
Dpen Houle at Holy Croa* Epi» meet for »hpper and rrciralio n in
Building
from A
copal t'huich for patenl* and the Youth
through
*
p
m.
friend* . f the P*ri»H School Kind
ergaitcn at * p m Mr* J R
Training Union Studr Course at
St Juhn will preient the phllnto the Kir*t ttajdlat Church at l:J d
phy -f the • .-h'.ol and antwee
P ffl
question*
TMf Cruindrr Choir
Ih f F in t
The 'V M 1' of the F ir at Rap
RaptiM
Church
w
ill
prictUe
at
t!«t Church will meet in Del.and
at the First Raptiat Chur-h at fi to p m.
JO a m for the “ Day of InatiurThe Intel medialca nf the Flrat
lion” for ail offirer*. firing your
lU
p titl Church w ilt meet *-•r re
ewn tandwich,
, reatton a*. 7 p m
T ia in in r Union Study *‘our»e at
Ihr Eirtt Raptiat Church at 7 p.
W lD N ES D A f
pi for alt Intermediate*. Young
The
Chaprl
<1iolr of Ihe Fir at
reop’e, and Adult*.
Melhodlit Ih u r 'h practice* at
ylksd a t
i y j.i p. m.
R i reatian f..f Junior Ro>* of
The Senior Ctwiir of Ihe F ir*
Alrlhudi*! Churcti practice* at •* IS
p m
Ihe Junior Choir of llo ly Cro**
Kpitcnpal Ch-uren will practice at
< IS p m
In connection with the forth
coming ’’ Pink Lady'* *ubai-tlption
card party, the latest fund railing
project of the Seminole Memorial
Hntpira! Women'* A u xilia ry, Mr*
R N Rlackwelder, preaident. ha*
released a bit of the article* pur
chaa-d by the Auailiary lor the
hoapitil.
The bit I* a* follow*: family
room fueniahinga. rut aery d ;*«
curiam*. hospitality cart, record
player, record*, orthopedic oper
ating table, formula refrigerator,
bottle wa*her, counter chain
flower can ,* *i« flower table*.
RI<>oi| Rank refrigerator, nrthop*
die instrument*, compreisor a*
pirainr, liolelte, film d rye i. wheel
chair*, and copveiaton kit
The Auaillarv alto held a part*
for the hoipital .t-vlf and madr
po>*iblr the ute uf a station wa
gun, donated by ll-delr Motor*
for hospital u»r
(■ill* through the A u xiliary are
a Hook of Remembrance, floor
tamp* for the nur*e'* lounge, and
Protrttant, t atholtr. and Jrw;«n
Riblea for the Eam ity Room o!
the h-r*rital.
The Auailiary hope* ahe atal
rd. to add to it* li*l of u*ef>il
equipment for the ho*pPal through
lunda derived Im u *. e r .' d par
| i e. hlcli i* »i l.erb, l»d for October
In »t the Civic ' enter
Door * will Itprn a l l p m In
the afternoon and gue»;a may pta*
until 5 p m
nr they may atop
w h rn u c r they w|*h Evening il.-v
liegm* at * p m and the i m r
rute applic*. with I? u'ebvk mar*
ing toe end of the party
A p rlie will be a a aided to high
•core at each table and a d.air
p n *r will he awarded during the
event. (<ur*ti m iy play Rridge.
Samba, or t'anaila Hetervallon*
may be made with Mr*. W. J
Toll, E.A 2 « lln . in S a n f.rd
•Sandwk'li Making
Know-How For Mom
The newne** of lunch box men'*
i« beginning to wear oft hy now
with mo*t of the hark to ichool
*rt. arul Mother nred- atl the help
ahe ran gel in sibling variety to
thoie lunches
H eir ate sandwich-making tip*
fioirt the October iatue nf lli-l^rr
Hume* A Canlen* m agarire that
ate »urr to make tho*e lunrhe*
tastier and fresher
I *e soft butter or margarine nn
*andwieh lu r id
If m rllrd
it
•oak* Into the brrad If you u»e
fm irn tireail, the • llrr* won't 'ear
in spreading.
Sa*e time he ala.kir.g two or
th irr **n.|wirhe* on a hrraitbosid
and rut all at one time In fart,
make a week's supply nf * m l
• Irhe* at a n ti, then .lin k them
in your frerier
When
fu e lin g
sandwtehoS,
tneic'a no need to label each ope
Wrap Individually. Then p*.-k atl
.f *>fvr kind in a ho* Label the
outside, and remember to date it
I'eanut butter, chicken, and meat
•and*irhr* are the he«t fiercer*
l ‘i r a variety of bread* to perk
jp the lunch-box day after iLv
The
magailnr
****
enriched
ahlte, Vienrh nr Vienna, whnlr
whrat. rye. pumpernickel, p lton
loown, and nut bread* all male
,**ty aandwirhrs
Do your lunch l*oxer* like ro*«l
beef and ham aandwlrhrt'* Four
or fi* r paper thin «lice* •'bite '
• a*tcr than one thick f i r e , ar.d
Some folk* *»y they la*tr better
For a refirthingly root dessert
fire re irtv llig t of ein krd fruit in
pl**ti<- r.mtainei* and park Ihr
frn t with the lunrh In the morn
.Mrs. Woodall Chosen
Mr*. V W W-. t ill w ill i-pre
The v r.lo i Cti- tr of Holy Cro»*
• i t l th- Orange Cnunlt C h iin p rir
Episcopal 4 hureh will prartlre at
i Auxiliary nn ihn Stair Nnitvl7 JO p m
natmg rnmmitlee at Tampa In
Tiaining Colon Stuly Courle for Nnvemher
T h ii deeiaion wa* madr at a
«|l IntarmeiR*;* a at die Eirwt
rc irn l meeting o f the ofeamra
Raptiat Churrh at T JO p m.
tmn Durm i 'nia meeting At**
The Senior *Htgh Choir «f the Wn.-dall wa* e V c e d *ee»rllM nf
Fir*t Preahvterian Church will :he group
meet for lupper at A p m and
Dr and Mr* Woodall w ill «efre
w ill meet for re h flr* * ! at * J*' .n the committer in charge nf
|* ill.
,.!« * fui Ibr Installation Rami rt
The Mid Week Rib> Hour ot tn t.eheld in October at the Cherry
the Flrat Pre*byterian Church Plata Hole).
will be conducted hy the pa*tor.
Re* A D. Melnnia. at 7 M p
m
FOR
make* hat* nr veiti for Prince a*
Exientivr plan* are being made iijuadron from Jackio n vllle) will and lovely girl*, tnader tha direc
C ra cr of Monieo, Helen ilaye* ol
the stage, and
Mr*. AAiltlam for the O fficeri' Wive* Club host tha party. The aquadrtm tion at Mr*. L , R . Bauer.
Know land of polities
••Welcome Heme Dinner Danet", representative* t*> li.r Officat*'
Id. ijg i William I„ Haiogh, hr*
Alarshall showed some with sa The event will honor returning Wive* Club, who are r« chairmen mer e*>mmerel»t arttit. I* working
Me and jewel trim priced at I12A Squadron YAH » and the Port «f this a ffa ir, ar* A|r« R R »a poater* foe the party.
Rut the airy head rovers are al- Lyauty Detachment «f Det 4J. Brown J r . and Mr* I. R Bauer
Rraervationa far Offit *ra, thalr
ao available for 12 !*S and M 9S VAH-T The greater portion of
There w ill he a hilt evening wt*ev and g um * ih-uld he mada
Det
4A
ia
not
returning
it
ibta
Some makei* starch Ihe vetli to
of dinner, dancing to the Orlando through squadron representative*
bird • cage attffnes*; others pre time.
Air Force Ra*e O fficer*’ Club or nv the eleventh of October. Tlva
Squadron A 'A III (the newcomer chesira. amt a spectacular extra p**ty will he held at Ihr 0»'and"
fer a limper version. But alt
work wilh one aim —to create a
**gan»», " T h r Welcome Home Re Air Force Officer** riu h , October
becoming head dies, light enough
view’* complete with muale, *kit*. IT, from a Vt p. m.
to protect the hair • d.v with
something more than *prav, and
vet not cruah II
•'I'll tell you why women are
huvirg the*e ” said Thereae Ah
Mr* A P. Randy continuf* to
ien i, one ot the first rtritgner* h* ill it her home at 6U Writ
to piom-vte the peputar headache Firat Street.
hand*. ' What woman is going to
Air, and Alra, David Wayne
pay ltd at the heauty ahop and
then *<]ua*h the rriu ltl under a AU ilif* celebrated thrlr third wed
Training clastes are avai.ahie Church from B AO a. m. unail l ift
ding annlveiiary at Ato*ri*on *
hvt’ '
f.*r t iir ! Scout leaders.
p. m The ecuraa ronaliia of tr»i».
Imperial
Home
in
Winter
Tark
New Customer*
Wednerdiy night.
A
Workshop, ritjf*n *h tp at ing in the program fie!*, for lead
■This !* not a fad.” *»id Alfred
Home and A’-roa.l, will be hrtit on er* amt will be under Ihe direrllr.al.
anothri
manufacturer
At i aa lunda Andenoo, daughter Vh*it-*.!ay, Octolwr 2 in At.Kin- rum o' Air*
Retford Yeung,
Al."merv h»« • drltntte plare In of Alt and Atr* I. X Andrtaon
rr HaH at Ihe F irs ' Atetbr-tist from Corner I'rtru* Council l’ ie*i:a*hi..r tint we re catering to the un.1 Alia* Shirley At..r*an, da-igh
dent
type rrlurlant to wear « hat It'* ir r of Atr, and Alt*. II W. Ato(
All Irsderi whn can pnaathlf at
•ort of t.kr having a f.«ai freeer gan, havr pledged ?.cta Tall Alp .*
teo,t are urged In dn *n and ere
to aupplem.nt the refrigerator " •oiority at R irn iu College In
peni.eated to notify Mel Rarvtall
R i .hI *aid (he toppette* acual tialneaville. tic >rgia
Chat# prompt)*.
A Rasie Troop
l.vad .rehtp
\ kitchen *hower al the Parson , tv are an *mlgrowth ol tho lie o.y
James M rK rr, son of Alt snd
T'rainirg Course will begin wa
,Ce *d ttie t ongregatlnnal Chit* fare ve!!* whtrh women adopted
C
E
MrKee.
and
Ten*
Monday October I I , frorr. t :M
i . | i*eh henoinl Ml»l Helen seven or eight year* ago Then Sn.llh, aon of Atr. ami Mr* Cla*
S AS md F AARON' wives hr'H a » n- to I.JO p m. at the Preit.yWitte.
bride elcc
Wednoday manufacturer* found that bicycle Smith, have arrived home from
roffee Thursday morning lloatesi terxn Youth nolldlng hehlrd the
clip* would hold even a mere
e* ruing
Tampa whetr the* rnmplelrd aiv
Mi* llaeoio Hcrbst and Mr* •ertp of velvet In place ind lire month* of terviee with the United e* for the oceavinn wore Atr* Ala- Cburth TJila It hettr t.ainini* foe
n# Finkel and Atr*
Atarllyn new tradors and set'sianl J*edllcrtw il Tm itst.'n were hoate**e* variation* began. NVn. itylo* run S ta in Atr Force
er» and wi'l lie u r j* r Ihe afwrdion
E ar I r .
t.*r the Ethel Root Circle The into the !h vuaarul*
The table drrtoallnn was a cen of Mr* AV P. Dewitt and Ml*e
Atr* Ahrcn*. for Instance, ahiw*
•vrt* room* were tastefully de.-oterpieee of roaebud*. mum*, gla Alarjnrle N'irhnta, d i'lr ir i H'reetebiater* .*f oitrirh feather* In
lateil wtth fall Rower*
dioli and fern The decoration » a l «r
tiiieal* writ- given houaehnM ■shite. Mack *T *hi*ekmg pink,
All* H old lla m a a a* h.uy..rr<i given aa a dorr p r ilf and *e*»
Artynne !nte*ee'«d H *»"rirtpg
gadget* u»ed In the kitrhen to (atlrn rh top • anot atvle with a
Friday aftermam when a punrh awarded to Air* D u e Cunning with filrl FconD. all new leader*
make an original eor*agr. Sir* small roirth. or Mark and red *a
pally way given hy Mr* W. It
Elertion of oflicera wa* held and aatixanta are urged te a t
Fit Wo-il* won a r<dllng pin for tin ro»e* cling to hi!* n* vel*e! H aiirtt fnr wtve* of officers ia
wilh the following r r t j ’t*: presi tend and ihmild enroR hi adeatvra
She
hat
htindrid*
of
small
band*
trialing Ihe n o il original corsage.
V A II k t'dr. Harris w ill relieve
AD*
Helene
Stutaman; with Mra. C h a ir. The other four
t.ift* were pre»entcd to Mt*< * .me of them ahaped tile llara*. ('dr llaitett as commanding nf dent.
treasurer, Alra
Alsrilyn E a rle ; session* e f thia JO tvwir ooorwa
Witte in a large yellow wa*h ha« drc«fat**l with flower*, butter fleer if the aquadrnn.
puhllcilv, Mr* Peggy Tugw-ell; will Iwi scheduled el the A ral meet
flic* leave* „ r jewel*
ket
Med
and
jellow
htbhcu*
aurhorpitality,
AD*. D<*mlh» IJ'aey. ing.
Hef|p*hmrrita served carried not
rounded the cryn a l punch bowl,
the kitchen theme They ei>n*i»trd
The tal.le way eovrrmi with an
of shrimp *alad. olive*, pot at .
chip*, ear.d* anil nut eup», who h
The fir*t meeting of the year Ipypoited etd work linen cloth.
The hoilea* preaented Mr*. IIItwere lopped with m lnlit'.irr fiwwl* of Ihr Woman * Club will he a
ajrh a* ceieal hoxea, rannrd lun< heon followed hr program O-r j rla with a corsage of white car
nation* About JJ guest* attended
g.oods, and doughnut* Die rak r O rt..her t at 12 J*' p nt.
wa* deroratpd with the kitchen
H..*lr**ra for the occasion will
rotor aihem r of yellow amt while he At *a Irving rrv o r. A|r» Don
E * h individual cake wa* topped aid Elamm SI.
Joseph Terlap.
The tegular mreting of Semi
also hy a miniature fry pan. cup* Mr* l.urinda Dirkerhoff and Atr*
nole
Chapter No 2, Order of Kan
r.nd saucer*, gla*'ea, rolling pin* H
SV (Soodaperd He»rrv atlon*
and cutlery Coffee wa* l!*o »erv rnu*l tie made by Tnr*.la> noon rrn Star, wilt lv held at the Ala
aonir Tempi* at * p n . Thur*
B h o n a b a fo r*
ed
through Alt* Raymond Smith. FA
('■nests attending were
Mr* 2 AfiJ7, All* J At Dingman w ill ■lav
n o o n fo r y o u r
This ii Ihe first mreting a flrr
lb>ward Rolltna, Mr* M. Hilling* serve and idan the tunrheon* dor
fa «
CMI
M^
N
m onay Ia ta r
an adjournment during Ihe lum
ley. Mr* Owen Meredith, Mr* ing the )ear
law
9wfwm*+
iitc a r Fittrower, Air* Alice At
*
J
Tlie Em* Arts Department will met months. All member* and
th a t a r n a d a y I
M illlan. Mr* At Scott, Alt* C el n have charge nf a mu*lral pm v inter * lie invitrd
m
VMM
HON
%* »
m u
Y o u a a la c l y o u r
Revel*. Air* K Cook, ' l l • Hob cram which w ill rut sist of a.mgs
'H R
HN
MN
« ■
«
ert Cielman. Alt* Ralph lai**lng tiy Airs II (', Echeltmrgrr and
a yarn r e p a y m e n t
INN
IIN
MN
mm
Sr Mi*. Ciua Schmah. 'Ir* Henry manalogue* by Atr* S 41. H aro
p la n I
Sctimarher, Mr*
Ed t.udeeke. rna
Atr and A|r* H arry Cuahing
Mr* Echelherger aeeompa
Mr*. C S Winn. Aft• Elltahelh nird In Mr* V J Rohhlnl will entertained for their houaegueal*.
%
Alethevln, A|r« Ren Alford, Mr* sing 'tiettlng to Know You” . " If Atr amt Mr» Donald A MrDnna'.d
Eil Wood*. Mr* Clyde Stlnann, I |x i*rd You' . and ' You AA'ill J r
Tuesday evening at their
Mr* -tame* clut. Me* Charle* N eier Walk Atone” Atr« Hartl Ixvh Arbor hnrne
A'innmg. A lit
John tone* S r . man * ld gl*e two tltonolofu-a
t
fiurtt* rnjnyrd a barbecue lop
F I N A N C E S ERVI CE. I H C . '
Air* E a rl Moxlev
'ti» Rolierl • Wltrn the Allnutea D rag ' and per nn the back lawn Attending
e
Mahver Atr*. Ed Slmp»on. 'Ir * "AA’Illir the Angel Child *'
a f Swetfard
were Air and Atr* He-bert Sten
At Crandall, Alra Ata.irire Cor
*lrom, Mr and Mr* Robert Cu(h
I
M
l
a
d
k
Fatk
A
v
a
a
e a • Tataphaw.t IA k 4 w t I hilt, M • 'la x v'olo-rl), Atra A
ing, and Mr anil Alia. E . I lia r
tlamu*at. All*a Alar* .1 > Rnhln«on.
|Wt
Afiaa Reeky AlcAIHIian. Ali*» 'la r
The regular meeting nf the Sem
cl* M rAlllllan. AH*a tllcrla Cran- innle County Spuria men'a A lto rla
dalt. Dr J R Root, and ihe hn* tiory will he held at * p m Tue*
te**ea
lav at the E lk '* Club Anne*
A’ire pinidenl Wilher w ill give
• iri-nrt nn Ihe State Federation
meeting held in Tallaha*«ee rec
The Sanford 4 II Club hold e lrr rntl)'
Atn\le* from the Stair
linn n' odtrer* al their !*«t reept t.ame and Ereah W'atrr 14ah Com
Ing
mlMinv will I * liinwii.
Thu*r eleeted » f . r preaident
A ll mettdier* are urged to at
llet*v
Shuenemann; fir*t vie* tend and hrin,- .tew mem'-rr*.
p reiilen t. Linda Daniel*. *eei»rd
vir» prevident. Maria Rowland,
aeeretary. Joaon No
There w eir JS girll prevent for
the meeting Project f»r the year
i i Home Im p-nvem int The girl*
will make curtain*, pothi.lder*.
aptiy-s. table*e]oth* and napkin*
T h e c n a I 1I
A well lighted atudjr area ia the p ' * 1'*!- C>^T jnu ran give your
small to outfit
v.-un(*lera T lrn lv of tha right kind nt tight — fire nf dinmtwa,
ynor rhttdren in
Atnrr juice .an tie ry tia c trd
j
j
3
glare end shndi.wa — help* prr--.nl eveelta.rt end fe ttg u e ,..
I ’oil I’ arm lt*
(turn
lemons and .-rangci by
uarin irg them fot t f< * moments
|.»l| * imptnve pneiuie . . . ensi le* ilm gro * ng mind 4» Uerry
under the hot water faucet tie
lpn:e, retain more
f.re «i|uee»ing them Vo *tramtn*
ate Inst In Ihe pmee**
r a t a l A Nwl.VlfilW . '■//. 1- Affile Ham-oik JUgAler,**
,. n. r i.'nS'e M \ou of vnuel.-. r T / . o f re free of rAn'fe.
SKI: I S I (Hi A
/Teme-ifee . riitA ifyy/ig*' fit*, tag *A.vlre and your
COAll’I.KTK SKI Kl ITON
eAt.'d'en koi* in wf.no/ — it * i yv-.-f-in.' As!
----./ Miter eee-e<
A re p-.-per . gAfi-g /er
»■
W u lrh e s
efo-mriU.i f.riyo- - eoyn »n
R* C A Y P A L L E T
I ’ P I AAomen't Editor
NEW Y O R K (L T Iilla tle t * for
the Katies* are creating • h**om
hutinen for the novelty manufac
turer*.
And the m illinery induitry ap
pi u*el.
' Thank goo*lne>* they're getting
•omrthlng on their head*,” (aid
llab i Vlerhaut, of the Millinery
Institute .S llltin ti* are hoping
•omething'* w ill help convert the
die . hard* to wearing hats also
The head covering* are known
«aiioualy a* whimtie*. hattet*.
toppette* coif veil* or block veil*
Some of them ate getting *n r'a
borate they match real hat* in
price
Aril* Rig V iler*
" I -elt J Sex' coif veil* a week.”
* -id Don M arshall, * milliner who
finA A onah
Training Courses
Offered Scouters
Kitchen Shower
For /Miss Witte
NAS. FASRON
At Parsonage
Wives' Coffee
Mrs. Harris Honored
Woman's Club Meet
OAh*
Kastern Star Meet
U r
5-
TO
$600
CushiiiKH Fntcrtain
,
F A M
I L Y
.Sportsmen’s Club
1-H Club Offiuors
Eyes are priceless...
Light Is cheap I
..
Ol
.Irvsrlrs
IH.iittitnd*
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REAL MONEY SAVING BARGAINS
Ttie Chancel Choir of the Fuat
I'rrahvlerian Church will meet a'
I 7 in p. m.
Gospel Meeting
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Evangelist — Bert Brown
7:45 p. m. nightly
SUNDAY OCT. 5—SATURDAY OCT. 11
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Life Can Survive In Liquid O xyg e n
W H Y SURE! A N YBO D Y C A N SEE THATf.
Editorials
Ry UK LOR ftMLTH
I f f Retear* F .iiU r
NKW YORK iL 'P I) —Lift can
survive a full day of haing *ubmerged In liquid oxygen. That
new* won't cache you until you
realize oiygtn Hop* being a (at
and become* a liquid only when
it* temperature la brought down
In 3*2 degree! b e l o w icto .
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Tomorrow’s Election
Important To Voters
Tomorrow, Flotilla voter* .will cnat ballot* in an election
In which only two candidate* are running.
The primary earlier thl* month *ettled all race* except
.th a t for the Railroad and Public L’tilitle* Commission. It
would not be eurpriiing to »ee a new '‘low" cxtablixhcd for
voter participation.
Many who voted in the primary in Seminole County will
-not return to the poll* tomorrow to help decide the iaau# be
tween Jerry Carter and Jim Hlanton. They will be inclined
to "write the election off" a* too unimpotUnt.
But, ju*t how important U thl* office which Carter and
5r
• • Blanton aie necking The Herald belies ta it is one of the
moat important in the a n te government. It certainly In an
office which aifeet*. directly, practically every resident of
Seminole County.
If >ou ha\e a telephone, u*e electricity, ride btura or
-train*, operata "f yr-hire" vehicle*, whip package* by truck
or are concerned In any way with public transportation or
communication, then you xhould be interested in this elec
tion.
Member* of the Railroad and Public Utilities Cumini*.
gion eatabliah tha rate* and regulation* for these *cnicc«.
If you are lntere*ted ir. the bill* you get at the end of each
month, you should vote in the election tomorrow. The man
.w ho win* this race will be voting on .vuch vital Issues for
the next four years.
In the primary, thi* race was overshadowed by Semin
ole County campaigns and by the contest for the U. S. Sen
ate. Sow. it has ro competition for your interest.
Only a few minutes »ro needed to cast that voir. If you
are willing to let someone else chouse the man to decide
these important Issues for you. just »t*y away from the
polling place.
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Lighter Side O f Dixie
By I.F.ON B I R N K J T
t'slied F re t; laU rn itm aa l
M rs. A lim fgtng le still laugh
ing about th* com t r illio n Ihe
bad with one of h*r n*w first*
Hospital Notes
SFPTFMnrn n
r
Policeman Is Friend
Law officers ara frlenda of the public. More often thnn
not, however, law officer* are looked upon n* i*ci*on.s who
try to prevent an individual from doing something, or try to
force him to do fumethlng else.
A great deal of time haa been spent in the U. 8. in try
ing to sell the public on the idea th*t a policcina i Is u
friend. In many parts of the country, this campaign ha* nn t
with little or no success.
Th# reaction of many to « policeman is something be
tween fear and distrust. Too few people actually consider
an officer ae a friend.
On occasion, however, an officer is able lu demonstrato
hia friendship for the public in such a way that the whole
department benefits.
Such was the case with Officer Herman Harriet of banford. He knVw how to cut off the water after a pipe burst
a t Celery City restaurant a few dins ago. It vva* important
to atop the flow of water. Otherwise, much damage would
have been done. More important, however, is the fart that
this nrrve.i to illustrate a point. Officer Harriet solved a
p ro b lem for a citizen in distress.
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A Politician, Always
Former President Harry S. Truman, famed for his noHolds-barred political speeches, last week protested that he
"never gave a give-'em-hcll speech."
At a Democratic rally in San Francisco, the former Pre
sident told his audience: "I never give anybody hell. I'm a
good Baptist. The only thing I do in tell the truth alanit the
Republican Party—and they think it is hell."
The man from Independence may never become nil
elder statesman, but be alvvavs will ba a politician.
: DAILY CROSSW ORD
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Herald Maff Writer
1 ungritulaiione to the l amerone
whs hrld open hou«* Satuiday in
their nrw I'ro g rf Stive Printing
Co. hulldm*. P ro g rru lve Printing
h«« liecomr * by-word on meny
folders, la id * and tlc k rle —a* well
■• o flirr forma uf every drecripi mr E v try lime > new plant t«
limit in Sanford, we observe again
ih r mushrooming growth lhai !•*•
madr butlneie suice«eful, and
admire the manngrmt-nt thal
pleaerd lu many eutlomert.
How aImut a hit «>l anclallting,
Conn
Karl i buddy) and
Lucy Yalr« hair Irouthl Ihr VIillnape* h oiw on Second and Klllot.
Thr Ynlta moird In mint m->nlhe
ai<>. Hr will become axmitlv* of
fleer of YA H 9 They hair Ih r
children.
Ana Jane and lta>ruorid lumitquiet arr eeltled In Inelr hrier in
I .it tie Venice. Raymond h now
uncalled aflrr wcese nt Imrhcn
booea. Leikm* a n t their propetty
in Ihn lanie uerk «-f Ihr woodi
air Doc and Jrsnelta Lindsey.
Ha 1 evrryi.nc In town gone
msd? Or l» thru metrly a aurplue
of peroxide’ If this le a •ecrel
only I lie liainlm scrs know, our
nrw cn.p of liliindra ahuuld Invesllgalr hrr h«trdie.*rr'» mparity
for kirpins ilium. Jromeunr ihould
•tart an »»*emhly line whrir thr
gale eland on thr Ir hrade in a row
uf blraih Juice
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Hetty and John McCracken and
Cliff and (imoy Nclaon filrd a
(I omI one away In Ihr tnCmnry
hook Friday nlghl. They Inttled
I'M (ilrndi to relebrale promo
tion,.'The gang mrt at thr N. V
S vwtmmlhg pin)'
Thr popular water ahow »r<
prniulrd by lllll Hamlllun and
Jack Morrison Top a-1 »a» Ihe
flying dulchman Ami beltrir mr.
dulchnien w rir flying all o iri Ihr
placr. Other waterlogged Inilnl*
duala w rir Krnlr and Alice Vh.lc
ami John Doolrv.
Thr ilrainrd kiddy pool eel Ihr
epred for moil of thr party, hern
around Jean Trgfeldt, blooming
• gain: Mabel Vlahr, lannrd and
Irn pound* lighter; Nancy iJray,
ta iw rd a r,
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SEPTEMBER 14
Admleemni
U t ile Mae Green (Sanford)
Marg .ante O'Dell (Iw ke
M ary r
Kite He btiihai iH e B a iy i
Bora D r .AcCoy iS an .u id )
Murphy Booker iSan fo id i
Mae F ra n c o Muller !U »i*iio)
E lirib e th Beltrfeuills (Sanford)
Mary Ruaeff (Sanfurd)
Jean rlte Roman (Sanford)
1 Wanda Wilklnaun (Sanfordl
George Shaw (C u a tit)
P a irtria Walkins (Sanford)
Marion Kay C lark (Sanford)
Veda Dean K elley (Sanford)
Allan Daniel* (Sanford)
William Angtloch (Sanford/
Birlba
Boy lo Vlr. and M ri. Alvin
Daniels iSanford)
Bov |o Mr. and Mr*. Duncan
McCoy (Sanfordl
G irl lo Mr. and M ri. Hon aid
Rrouk* ISanford)
Boy In Mr. and M ri. Ro
bert Wilkinaon (S a n fird i
Discharge*
Mre. Krneet Campbell snd
baby
M rt. Ilorntr Durham and
.baby iSanford*
Mary Donaldson (Lak e M ary)
Allen Daniels (Sanfordl
Arthur Dae l l a k r M ary)
J r ta l* Boils (Sanford)
Mathilda Tynei (Sanfordl
Elm or* Power <Sanfurd)
Carolyn Hall (Santordi
C h ttles H rr rir g (Orange l.u y )
Frederick Slrinni (G ind crvlIU )
Helen Taylor (Sanford)
Mra. Robert Thoir.piyn and
baby (.Sanford)
Dona Spiagc* (Sanfurd)
Ray Balrom (Loagwood)
Aire. R in d il "rteet and bacy
(Sanfordl
Tbeea are ctifferuit limee—even
for bootUggere. Tak* tt from Ed
ward E A rm i, 34. who k n jw i
firsthand.
Appearing befor* Federal Judge
Robert L . Taylor at Knoxville on
chargee that he had been hauling
tiioonehlna from "'inncaerc lo De
troit. A-rr. i m a d * It known
throufh hit attorney the' hr had
nut been making a c *rt Theae
w n e the rraeont b- o 'ferrd .
1. Tax agenli are finding and
deetroytnq etilia with dilaetroue
regularity.
2. New. ! n d u a t r lea in Conke
County, where the boor* was be
ing made, have grratly reduced
the lu r p h i labor lupply.
3 Tlte Cooke County alcoholic
p.oduct le of eueh [ -or quality
that the demand has dropped
T h - footnote. Aigne drew M
monihe In pruon, whe.e ihe rc .
t-nomic outlook it fully at p-or.
Compare y o u r trouble • with
thoee c f O. C. Long, a a m ice
station manager at Kenner La .
While iutng war making repair*
on • motoriet'a car, the owner'*
wife gave birth to a baby on the
front seat.
Before be had time to recover
from th li expr icr.ce. mother mo
torist appeareo, pulled a knife op
Lung, bound hir trm a and stole
11)0 from the rath register.
Even train* aren't exempt frum
! ticket happy traffic officer*. A pii trol.man at llattleaburg, M ire.,
charged a Southern Railw ay eng
ineer with obetrucling traffic by
teat log bit train parked more
than fire minutei at a downtow*
c ro lling .
A t Radford, V * ., William E G il
bert hvt w-on • second term a i
mayor
H A R TFO R D , Colin. - t l T l i Not an unusual )Tat — except Charles McDonnell o( North Ha
that hn first term wae In )920. ven, Hied of driving, parked hit
when he war 33 years old.
car snd went to sleep. When Ira
awoke aetrral hours later he citsAnd in Jackm n. M iti., Mayor rovered hla wallet and w tiitw atch
Alien thompeon admits that he wer* gone. So were hi* car keys.
gives information mote frv-e!y In
newspapermen than to radio and
" I f You Don’l Know T k * Mer
television reporters.
chandise— You'd Better Know
" I am quoted era-y Hay In ih*
Tha M archant!"
newspaper*, but eau always claim
A ll Photographic Supplies
I wae misquoted." he eaplalnrd.
"W ith a tape recording, you can
play it right back and I don't
21* 8. P ARK A V E . S AN FO RD
like ll "
He Was Sleepy
Wieboldt’s
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Use our convenient
DRIVE-IN WINDOW or
WALK-UP WINDOW............
R E G IS T R A T IO N
A rt you proptrly untied tgtiu il tuy (ultilrofthy?
Arcade
lA id lc C. Heard I Sanford i
Kloiae v’ empbell (T itu a rille )
Irene Schrader (l^ngwood)
Kllen Bennett I Sanford'
Arthur A Day <!uike M eryl
Arnold (Sanfordl
Fa y * I/vdgc (Sanford)
Clifford i ’ariott (Sanford)
Frederick birlnnl K iln d e rrille »
Ray Habom (Longwrood)
B IR T H S
Baby girl In Mr and Mrt.
Erti*»i Campbell (T itu sville )
Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs.
John Bruner (Sanford)
Boy lo M". and Mre. Malcom
Ixidge J r . (Sanford)
D IS C H A R G E
M rt. L illi* Mae Hampton
(G e re v a )
E fflc Pope I.Sanfoidt
Me vine Harper ih a r.fu tji
Ju u.'Jl Ca.’ r ja n and t>auy
( Sanford i
K ia Rogcio and baby
(Ser.furd)
Jane F lin t (Sanfo rd.
Cecil Sheppard (Saufoid)
John Pierro (Sanford)
Mra. Ed Winter and behy
(Sanford)
4 arter Fowler (Sanford)
Mr*. Ralph Gaidner and baby
(Sanford)
Mre. Sara Terry (Sanford)
grade pupili in Atlanta.
The student, a boy. waa ae MXt,u« to learn about hie teacher
a« ehr wae to become acquainted
with him; he Inquired:
"A ?# you married?"
" Y « » ." Mr*. Long answered, " I
•ure am ."
• Oh. ) hel'a - f i n
:h# boy
beamed. "So • my mother. *
were Ktin Aeahin* and Kiyothl
Aokl of Hokkaido U n iv trtity , Sap.
pom. Japan. They proved by It
that If you t*n freeie the whole
Im c .ti without freetin* tk* inlerio ri of their body cells. A r in- -Vy
aeets will continue to live m e n in
liquid osygen.
Application tJuesHonablr
Whether that pilndple can be
applied to life higher and morn
complex than the larvae of th*
slug caterpillar ar.d cf a particu
lar ktrd cf butterfly remains to
be seen. T ie meat complex form
of life — p*op!e — no* tan be
r-dJvcd In 'emperature 3rt or sn
degrees below normal In order lo *
slow life processes for delicato
surgery.
.W h in s and Anki quick-froi*
their tnserte in a special refriyera tor In which tne tempciaturo
was X* degrees below zero. They
we.-e stiff lb 4(1 minutes Out v*er*
kept in the cold box four hours.
Then they were put Into the liq
uid oxygen and a ftrr a full da»
were taken out and returned to ,
the refriserator for another four- •
hour priiod. A fter that they were
pet milled to thaw In room tem
perature.
There « c ie 2<) slug caterpillar
larvae, 10 in Ihe cocoont into
which they spin themselve*. *«1
10 which had been removed,
naked, from that protective cover
ing. All the cocooned larvae -e.
vlvfd . anJ so did nine of th*
naked er..-a. They were alive but
ths r live* had been atreited a' *
the larva stage, since none cou'd
be made to undergo (he normal
melarnn-photia into the insects
•dull form.
Attest Re Quirk
In other experiment*, the icientilts demonstmted the slug larvae
couldn’t survive liquid oxygen If
the prelim inary quick-freeze was
less than very quick. When they
found vt.. Ju«: how quick It had J
to be, they showed the tim e prin
ciple worked in butterfly larvae,
f’ resumably. they are now tty irg
it in other and higher urganiama.
The explanation la that Ihe In
dividual body cell is the indispcn-'
labia an e n ie of life. Freeze It
from th* Inside and Itl liqui 1 con
tent expands and b u rn t it. and
It is destroyed. But d e li,ira te it
and it can't be frozen from thr in
side. When frozen fru.-t thr out- i f
tide it cnntracts but r t m .ln t in
tact
Th* itle n litla tic -red a very
quick-freeze would eezv - to dc*ivdrat* thr cells. The blood fm i#
H ist, tht.s the spares between the
cell* which, now ticing dehydrat
ed, were merely cumpiesscu ard
wcz* able to expand and begin
functioning agai* nnce they were
returned, by a'.agci, to normal
temperatur*.
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WASHINGTON i t T l i — T h e
Whl'e House «aid loilay Prraident
Elsenhower will not hold a newt
ronftrtnrc th* week. Preee Sec
retary Jainet C. Ilagrrty ssld thr
rrreldrnt experts. however, lo
nirtl reporter* nevt Wednesday.
* a te r * ir
t* e l* ta rk* we* (ae eetek ltea ile w *4 a ll eke leeal aeeea tr ia le d la rkle
e p atee -
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tlU U II.-1
Ike Skips Meeting
Monday, Srplembfr 2!», 10SR
Three. MealA*
Si
27. Fire.
arms
0. I). Farrell’s
•m il
8gaAaiig*ag
C a r r ie r
CROSSW ORD
ACROSS
2. Satlrfy by
1. Gatlie
proof
people
3. Urarr.pu*
i Punctuation 4. Round
mark
8. Yea
11.Japanese
isp>
ratewey
6 Make
12 Kansas river
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11. Formerly
7. Done .'ena'.l
14.1 am
N. Idc> a >p
Ito n lr.)
*. A shaped
11. A coal alee
mold.ng
14. Four i llom. J JO .TtJy
17. Dropdown 14. Impetuous
14 Pronoun
•9. Place
2U. I ine not in V I. Tight
23. Fcfts.ddsrt
Ihe arm y
iva- y
22. hlcmUh
24. Girl a nam* Jft. B-»neh
tpoee.1
i
T * i) •4
2 4 .H ab .li
?0. Itumor
II
r eltng I
32. Mcaaurea
il
of length
33. Strange
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34. Drudgery
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37. Lend
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40. Koma r poet
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42. Tantalum
TALLAH ASSEE tU P II Agrlrulture
Commleelonrr
Nathan
Mayo, who undrrwrnt aurgrry at
an Ocala huepilal ta.t week.-wee
repotted ''feeling bne'* today.
Mayo's assistant, l.ee Thompson
laid thr *2 year-old rran n i-«loner
wse "feeling fine, eating well and
smoking rlgars."
■B
t uH
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DAILY
day morning after many munlhi
it ara. Nine bae done a good Job
in the Medirrranran. Proof nf tbit
pudding will com* in the ik in
Wednesday when Hie rntire air
group rscnrte the vquadron back
to Sanford. This ta An almuit un
heard of honor. Din't take cover
whrn you hear
VJ planet go
over.
Thu mar lie one of Ihe wotImprrrrlyc glr shows ever eern
in thle area, certainly ihe higicel
Mayo * Teds Fine '
CtlRI.nM , B a ile r ae* F a lllth e r
SMITH, j a . M a e ia le e l**Mee
J. C t * B i n n . a a te e tle le a M aaaaer
: i
bubbling over about Ihe Hospital
Auxiliary District, meriing Thunilay; Paul ar.d Parkin (J lie j
rule ae eier. Karl and Cteia Hlgginbolham. and Barm* Morrison,
to whom iMi column is dedicated.
Ilarhir claim* ihe ateye home all
the time and never findi out
what a going on.
It wae a wonderful party, ary
way you look at It. And no one
wee thrown in Ihe pool while I
wae liierr.
YAH • will arrive early W’rdnea-
* tr
Psite 4
The Ilf# whlrh survived that
kind of auper-deep. deep freeie
was two varittiei of iniecl*. So
far at If known, no creature hai
done It before — or eon do i! on
i l l own. Brtsiin* Ilf* thro Jin such
an extreme ordeal wet a irien
title achievement which advaneel
knowledge of the Ilf# process**.
The aclenllit* who achieved it
N O T IC E
The Registration Books of the City of Sanford, Florida, are
open at the City Hall, commencing-Monday, September 15, 1058.
for the purpose of registering: for the Municipal General Elec
tion to be held on November!, 1958, and will remain open each
day up to and including Friday, October 24,1958.
Only those who have reached the age of 21 during the past
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I li ' r
^ .n tfitrh Srrstfk
Three Teams Deadlocked
m
m
Seminoles Lose To Seabreeze
, T"c
v
. Sc*,0 l f l f
Sanderses took advantage t>. their
■l>red here Friday night to toll
tip a la-0 victory Over the SanloiJ bcininoies.
It w*i a penalty and tumbleriddrn conteit and the ‘Crabs I
advantage of e*ery tHuallon The*
completely dominated p.ay In the
For Bowling League Lead
laflu.d make Cim e !*•>.-Li U*« la in l n ab s at safe diatanc*
in s |Scn tfr !c defense held U t * In roe
quarter when they went to the S e « -. bar«-I**>t kicking. "The
Little • -ccon.l period th* Seminole* bebrccre one. A . flu yard penalty G cncrftl* had been well tcootw lI |a n to show a little life a* h i;
gat* the Sanderabt a break ai..! and m . unable lu do anything H aro ff Stone went «rer tacklo
they were able to meet the chat-. aiownd thr n d for I I yards a: I the one ntid only
cr.ge.
.
In the second g>cri«<l DandrlJg, firt i down of the half. The half
In c contnt <i (tied with SaufoVd punted II yatda to put th** Sa -I ended with t!ie Scmlnoics In Sea(ring. Tnc Seminole* failed to! crab* on their own 20. After bit ->rrc:r terltory.
make an) a Ivanet* and Lift rtlsncr ting the Sanford dele: to t.*tcc for
r ,,
,i *..*» ,, . , nr,i » n
ited »a the thl d down, tn no gain. Fullback Lagei b >* >nl | ,, - vi
. . , \ - ,_ t s .
The Saaford City Bowling Lea lou.d easily be on top after Hale
gue action lor Wednesday night week's play, with the proper co
will find each of the Pure team* operation by all concerned.
tied for the leatue lead howling
The bowlert ire geltlny used
against one of the lower trams
New York Life Insurance wilt to the alleya again anil it Is about
attempt to sidetrack the ottruah lime for aoma "luehy" howler to
of Mtthrr of Sanford, a team come through with s big sariM .
which *ecms la have completely
two big games bate been rollad
held S P t S i t
\ U° ' t dc!V V' i
'*'• U !‘ " !’» (j!nbltd * " J
a - ' J •'
1
K elly Lake broke through to -top
rebuilt since the beginning of the
held the Semi: •It’ *') a
p. Ray Lundquist Wat in h-t dale* „ tl t;.P Seabieeie 25 t »„•
so
far, a H i by Dr Pilma a jd
season and appear* to he on the
down ami tao yards rushing.
Stnfoid 12. DinJrlJ.it trlcJ two pu.tuil ad the ua> but the spec! rrab* moved t> mid-field m *
road to the top. The big question a 2J4 by haul I’etsld. Pc Talaea
, It was a fart and colorful con
around end but waa »:cr front D i*to m proved t®** ll-vard pa>» play, but the St-tinIs whither the big .m e * of At hold* the high scries for aetten
t m and the Scminolcs made a thr.. . for big lone\b.-ut the much.
uole line ilug in a'd f.rld D .kt
Dt falm* was * big *eriet, or so far with a MS, and Carl Von
good Showing,' hot the fumble! ..n ■ V i^hl tp I 1
S vnfotd 111
It t u t a beautiful run for every- Si-lilraril, Don t arter, aid Ma-'ii-y
is it his imrmsl. Most of the lea
and penalties cost them htavlly. ''e flrat period «a« t to pun'ius one but SinforJ (ant. The V ia * h Aea iiut-'vr.di g in thii *».t .1
Herbuti* is behind him with *
gue hope it was just a "hlg" se
The only Inrcal the Seminole- of D . bldgc. He lie;t the Sind- nttminted to run the point but I t
SJJ Both of thsic series wera
Stanlf) wav double tcam-'1 at!
ries.
bowled last week, llukur's and
rirnmg, hut hr ittli waa aide tn
Duktir Music Shop will teke ei Burnett's tilinl a.-aii-t windmiSls
add a girat drat to the defimriir
last year's ehampiom, te'rry City list Wednesday night. Doth teams,
efforts They ’’ginged" h.m ai!
I'rtnling. with tne hope that tn* jj1(j fnr gjra| pi»ce
the leaguo
night, hut hr »*»l «hle :n tireal:
Printers big handiesp w I be Jt tj,r beginning
beginning of
of play,
play, could
through time and again.
easy In uvffxtime HowriC!, the only win one g«ine. while N tw
Af'.rr tin* d a friiil.r elfmt at
Printer* are firm ly espeHing to York Life took two out of Us*
\\ IN N M l . I .O S K I l S I I A K K — l .i n It is u c r . le f t . S e m in o le
mhl fir'd the Sandtrabt were l ire
break out of their slump avd he- three games to create a threeD ig it lu ttfb iick g u t h i t iic lutnd o f a Seabreegt* p la y e r nn>rd in kirk nat"* punteil tn IU*
gut bowling,
way Ur for first place in tile
tn en ts a f t e r th e Iv l mm Sch o o l luui w on F r id a y n ig h t’ s
t.'jodqulll uilo tumbled nn 'lie
tim e s xem ir.o , t)r* Clew ut* league.
,
• .m 'o . 1 ;.o T h i s *i-rne w n * ree n acte d nil o v e r th e p’ a y ir j»
sanfor.l to Ihl* wn* the t >•- ,ic
will try t.i arrive m me t->p spot
I nr musicians cams up age e ft
iviint of thr game After two p . i»
fn 1 .' it i
o f 1 1it It .'ih o o |« m et on the fie ld to e x th a n g e
in the
irsgue
up a tiu u saw by the name t.f /tl f i t
_
_ by " i leaning
_
date* broke arttUmJ left end t ir
i.-i w i-tio * t o i th e t r n * ;,i inlet o f th e ae n jo n . ns w ell n s con*
on Burnett P a m ir ,. The l U t « -( P lIm , t who rolled » U f-S Il tn
•eieii vardt amt a TO. lie .* *.i
g r u t u ta iio ii* fo r tn c jo b done in th e garne w h ic h h ad ende-s lie only one „tm e (May 'nun ' -fad , ht |t . (u , U f t!lf ni|ht k8n
ran the evtra ptilnl Thu «a- the
t i l m o m e n t* Itc fo re .
( l i t m l d s t a f f P h o lu )
the first position . . It t*. «mt fur thp
„ „ llh er of S»atend of thr i.-im ;
foitl won two games after losir.<
vtfer tni! the benilhole* lir.a i
tiro lirst to Rukur's. Petr B itku r
began in lin k
On "qi'i. k
did his best for »he Muslelans,
SI nc and lUfner beghut could only roll a 4JJ ir. a lo s
lilt the line f t gout yaidn.i
ing cause.
btnn* wa* the big gun on i-ffen •
• • hr piikeil up four of the »i>
Ntw York I.fe rolled its fin est
It. .1.1 n H. »M 11'BM.N
'Yankees tn sew n gsrie* in ISiT. I the glrtir against t i n . ma'.i. \f i l l down! ftii.dildgu began '■
Hut his p i t . * . ! il.tl
sofreely, i s '* shewedno fra 'tu ir or serl- tram series of the season to boat
I PI 'thnt H itle r
il.'k on nattc* i.» Jo.iv* and stv.i.n
Burnett two and one. Jim Maloney
• H e ll take them again,” short Ion it,)ury.
M IIW A lK K f
'A .* i f PH -a .1 it Iioked jtke :hr Sernm
stop Johnny La g i.t predicted. "We
tlit.e j. hu ic v c r . refused to say rolled a 3t>0 to pare the tto ur
M i l llaltev ..nil his
"
: ially to blow their Itr-t l !' W-P* jt
w c ie n t supposed to be
in the what game he planned to start ers, while Dick Richards led tha
Huth id the I' g.end* p'tyi-o a VliiWattkir B t* .-.* .oJa» di- it
same clast wl'h them lis t year - Ib .uetic in t ... u< , i . w jt he Painters with a J « .
,tl tin- thlili which title ruatle in*
...v ouliiaitding game til it
Celery City Printing ran into
on paper. But i t * i j r one found m l ' mstajsd lr*d off w ifi 'it* s tuihpaw
N tt \ o - Y .- ke- I t I'l t . nri'cS what class we w e ., m m titr arp \ta n rn 5p»hri a Id-gam* lough lurk as it out-bowled tee
tig- aid thou rd plet.t- i.f i
v.m ihr U .-ild *(•:;•» ■•pe-iing
latching talent
I'iir St nn ,o.. •
(■•'Id."
iv inner, in the fit •< game" and j ,f lm f , oin tiene's Seminole P r y
it ti \\ cilncidsy
tolled Intlde Hie go and &rahji
l.eiv iturdsue, who beat t h e lli llo v up with ftm d .i . who nor. ' * teaners, but were beaten in two
**a» penailred to the m e. It b>. i.
W h a t Hit lit t k. we vitre
Yankees thiee tiitiis It lis t it-io Hi games this te ar fo.- thr f . i •*. ' close game* while winning msfy
ed »* thtmeh tbrv iiete lr*i!> t •
t rr-il I**- . ,r t • i
r,.r.
i,u ju t 1
T M , allowed M*'v sr lu p o ll
i t .I s S i i le i ,
•4 tl odds "tlil't ! ti.r.. ir. hi*
pick up thr I D bat the baikfitl' w< »rtl
w e’ "
anoi'rd
Haney. liother us '•
leski.t r s i t t r .
into a tie with the r r .n t .is fo r
wa* in motion and It niuv.ii lb. ii 'B it * r wound or o:i lop, Jliln't
Ih * Braves, from Haney on filth place while Dene's wept
N E A R M IS S F O R S K M I N O I .K S
A l!;*ti S w a ia , s ta n d * w ith Iron*!-* o u tM r* - tc h « l. lu ll
‘ ■'Vhal do you think the odds
out S vault This wa* all t • Hr •
into sole poseiskn of (ourtfi. C u t
down,
figure lh* c7.li • maker*
w
eir
that
the
Yankees
ever
th e hull fo r w h ic h h e wn-* vvuitinir n e v e r yfi't th e re . T h e S c n lir e c ii- jit a y e r a t liyrltt h atte d
Sandiiaha pi'ciled They |Hivln<l
Put t tuppo-e y '4 base to thought I'd beat 'sin three limes MaJe the Yank-c* tbx favorites Von Herbulis. rolling a 20ft—A IA ,
the brminoltt out tn the tl I
th e |iiR.<kin to e a r th a t th e son I l i r e , th u s em linyr S e m in o le ’*
l i ii f n i ’ t th re a t o f 'h o
and Buddy Frnctor with ■ BOO
lave I l Is, S> I t 'e II have 'CM.
hat* a healtny bowling by thr Cleaning gt.cn
dapping Dandrldge aid tht< In ■Vi i r ,on,g l i il • the '.u iir as In a World Series after they ift b*c*u«v they
n itrh t. S e m in o le fa n s w e re su re th is w a s a to u ch d o w n . It a p iw aro d
.<> u n til th e la s t
Y
livki)
M
an
.l.
a
id
a
potential
me
go
when
I
was
in
Iheir
farm
gan to march again
sp lit-seco n d .
(P h o to h y I li r y s t i x n n )
,*.t year—play 'em one game a! system ," hr asked. " I wasn't full-time pel(JT.ne, in fi,*t has.'- gave them the edge.
The Daytona tquad began to n , - time '*
('Split sh rin k **!" for th* night
good enough for 'em —and those man Moose Sk . e .n
thr >nd* and picked up Unco (it '
in.tudrd Harold H in t mating th *
thr defiant Haiti y *ju l hr odds would have been mighty
Rat-'il Cven
downs. The Srinlnnlei had i •
a 3-7. INI K irtho ff with ■ S-7,
F 01 Wcine .day's t.|.*nli g game,
!'» work ahth tot defrme lti.ppi I • uM tunic In i yen' g * K»ni* hl«b.
3 1 10 his credit. Frank Huhn, wrlth
p .t.K -r after llie Hr i n . t. rk nut
the n tm t.ie It Li'tle Cliff St
"Forget about the odds for this starting at 1 p 1. . c .' t . >1 p 1 1 . a 3-7, Kd K lrrh i.ff with « B-7,
. ' t ttir.ly .Stadium today, while In
r d l ) , the iw lii.-n , k !t* msde It end tia rry Fox with a 4 7-10.
Kibbin nntl Ituner did a tot win
sertes, we ll neat 'em again.'*
Vi t Y o u Civ.*.' >ii igel sail hi*
Hit (in Hand
a "plik 'em” ro n tu t, Y'oil h*d *.0
McKlbbm uno
lly IIM MOllI ARTY
.dtcion pitc'ii I .i p..l. »>! i . -.in n . i anked U im *
Vutiurn ealendtrl I he laiklli-e.
Avertg r* for th* league a fte r
iii.t
game pBe*irr would he
Neither Burdette
rmr H .inf y lay th* bookie tt 'n 111 no ’it .tier the night* bowling ate;
i 'alt *
of ItoiiTiif • liih r w!u
Tmted I’r rv i International
the nation * longest ma
n*
i.t
-I
at
n
r.
N.
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Y
a
i
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M loukril a- though hr mtglit *
was romrrned over pie injury w hit tram you Mkt
The two-point convrruon rule w n .ir o klaii u a *1
•;-«
atreak tn IS s t r .iCt l b,
I
Yankees . ■ i - 1 ; i . MI which l.ew atifleied on F rid**'
It* Palm a—175 \>n HrrbtiUs—
goi i all thr v.ay
Il (igtires to b*- I» id against
r aiy
.y , ttlifo S tile a id Notie
Isn't the only "new look" in col- It N
Wnt kec Pti* af'rfrtt. i-i.
Jft'l, IV iuld — ,ftl. Rlrhard —I f t l ,
Spahn
in
the
np»i
r
with
Boriette
•
<
•*«
1
he
Sanford
lu
r
hit
hard
and
nighi
when
he
was
struck
on
his
Dante
atii’ii
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Use football this teuton.
Bukur and K a tr« at It’d, Steal* —
Play el* Cu.ifidrnt
pltthuiL hand hv a battl'd hail in against Bob T ’lriey, t ’» Yankees’
i ut of the gate. Tho Buckeye* burgh lo.lrd to a IT o triumph -tio-ik the ball loot.- from I.agrr
Hu, Sfalnnev— l&a. and Wheat*.*,
Oklahoma ami Arm y, two permiv
ir
ll.dy
(
i
(.a*,
mp.in
more
lull
Sanford
moved
the
ball
out
lu
tin
71 e l me w mn - , in live tcrti ml
I hr little m mage of ill- Napulled out alt t.ie >top’ hi 1u< it
Swann, F o x, arid Rhg at 1ST, A l
r l i l • power* thnt herrtofmr frabatk
Jot
*t.iialavage
tlrrtl
Navy
|
to
.
n
i
by
St
nr
but
rhr
Sent
gain*.
tonal *aaeu
pe n.irt winmre,
bal k Sttul.lii l Vlett)’-'I I. I :-IU,
so, Cooke—15ft. Drown, Ferguaon,
lured well executed tm: comen. ovrt VilUiam i d
to'r*. I t , .i n . fumbled and ihi a li t .ualii* t'
wo tl, iTol-’!;.,
After tl>* firs t t» i gsn.tt here 'Vhi e th« Ir la i i i po lit favuittw*. ( • a . i n tn
an I (ill trap nt 15ft, him* at 1A2,
, tinnal attar k l, both ‘ntiuduced
M-f>.
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tpf
rtf
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ronte.t
i.n
e
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wrlli
S-ahre*
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(11
whlclt
ar>
ellio
t*
in
this
a
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pittllti
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r
-at
t
iuiiiph
had to a ftllt or an 13') ttiumph
r e s -pirad formationi in bow ng
lu r k y .II d
I p o llu tio n of the ball.
enthu.raa
VltU ',
l>rort<*
'
| f ir thr B t* ..
Won i-tat the
over itnhbu't |t)d>*na
enthusiastic ba*
ba\. /a lI e
cityv - t hee ,,,W
, |M* Uuhn'
, [1() Hplip>
Kro aer.
l ulled Press IntcrnSlInnal
«>v**r their opening opponent* last
S e 'ie i will shift in New Y'oik
Den Meredith. $W. i pann a
Iscff—tta. Ilurneti—lift, llartw t—
tijOrnt) v
National league
with thr Dttri) fouitb ami fifth
o l(*rd , ga-e t ill* t id e • ‘ tanThe Sooner* u«d *plt «u I.,
I’ ls y s r A ( l u t i V R K .I I . P e l, games irhcdulbd for Yankee Sta 141, Kstr Idge— M4, Heller—H J, C .
to completing 19 . f i t aerralt lor
V«ht nut. IT,a J .V2 ill *»H 215 A.V0 dium »n S a iu r t iy Sunday .rod Piercy—131, Harrison and G » : vJ1o
lateral* •■Id long r :i»»*s I I I i aid* nnd onr t at nduwo Ib r
Mays. 9 K.
152 «<n tit
3a7 Monday. O it. 4. j s.’ d n Friday. at 1311, II. P ie icy —121, and T t i r y
1- ■*#!;,.ping VV*-*t Vugini* 47-M
P u .ke )** actually galnrd their
Muslal. M. L . 155 4TJ ft I no JD Oct 1 wid h« a rtyv .I f for travel. at 121.
*»lii!t thr Cade * i.Ped tn a t i t
winning rnsrgin on a pair of con*
Aaron, Milw
0 3 ii< i lu j tuft 5711 If tit* sixtn and seventh game*
vi.-lrr
over Suuln t aroltni with
\ r t -ton p a.te i lij t" 11*■k KiemSinner, I'glt
l i t 311 U tin 311 * 1 * necessary, they nrr srhctluled
a rntrti-<Iairl« uffen.o that Includ
h’a*
Your i ’r a jtr Toe
ed an unbalanced Imr w in i *
A 1r r 1 i.a u l.ragu*
for Milwaukee nn O H II and 9,
SM
I
l'ia>
M
l
T a s Day
strong-sine e-d ' ’ ankrd 1' ,.a'.ls
W illiams, Itn* 129 I I I ( I m .321 with Oct. 7 off for Ita .e l In cate
Southern Me.lt n,,it jump* from ,
C a ll PA M i l l
out
Ifur.nei*. Bo*
117 MU 103 »3 .322 tireie I* a postponement of any
Ln tksrsn <Lurch of Th#
Oklaliohom.i’ i f » allaik
| thr fiviiig pat int i tm Pti* th;s
Kurein. He.
I l l (Wt i t 17V .313 game, the teams will remain
pietcly l.aff.e*! W en Yli-ginn. The ’trek wurn t. enter i ’ i n \> lr*
R r ir s a r r
Kwlt-ie. Dot
lift 3U ftl 11,1 313 vshe-e they sro unlit the post
•yi.-tirr. o.it-rc*.itii hr U riinl a - ti»uir Oklahoma p‘ it • h»*t ’o
Power, t in
M i l»n »* Ml J t ! poned game Is played
rrr» . C i yaltt* I*. I K . 3r.d o il llirg iin while fililo Slate runt in' ■
Homr Run*
Mated thane 2*4-10. Thraa o f tfk* | Washington, ■ 2111 victor, over
Nallnnsl l.a s a o e - Bank-. ( .h
I a no,.i a * loucndowns .a u 1 ou Minnesota Y u m ', n-vl ..ppo-ict •
4i Ih o m s i, P ir a t f J t ; BolinT R Y IN G T O “ M O P U P '1
L j.s e * , i.icltiltf.g > *,sfeti*«alerP* , *CBn
"hleh bounced tsacl
M n, Kc-il.g. 31; M alhrws, Braves
j r i : a : (ro t. Bn' l*y lleytl 'll Wahan M '"rn ll> *>i>* *tn* loss I v - r a - k a
31: Aalon, Hr li e s *.d
SO M E SCATTERED
McDaniel H i.’. V iv e .. ‘ « y * H .
[*')' rippirg Pe-n 13''
American l^ sgur — it 1 n t I r
Takr« Tt \u
I .* - - Christian, rank I fifth i
Yankee* 42 l o ia - 1'• irdiana 4t;
O B L IG A T IO N S ? '
For n leant that falltd to turn- t the t'nltctl Pro In i.-" aim- tl rat
S l* r ora. Senators
t'enr, AlhWti ir g ., wa* t te ort’y up f t victim
I | oilt- a uatv * ;s . at X a l j
le tirl 31; Jen-cn, Its,! S-x 35
Runt Batted In
jc a ii
ago. Arm y
'in ’
wild among tnc l->p n ants i**t week
Huouglt the s ir In its opente. Pete rrd low a, sparl.t'd b\ the p a ia ln ;
National leag u e—Ranks. Cubs
liaw kir.t scoi'td fort of me t'a- of Unruly Uunran, b lin k td th.129; Thutnss. Pirates 109;
H.
•lets' s c .tn t it.rhiliiwne, two in Horned Frog*. IT o
AmJertnn, Phil* 9J, L r p e d a,
fn other game, tn vo l.in r top
aerial*, while AL-Am encs Bail Anvilanta un. M a s s , (.is n ti 9ft.
ftm rrttin D ag u e—Jensen. Be,|
box 122, Cotav Ito, Indians 111;
Ti.-v<t>, Settal.tr* In *; t e r * . Ath
• FAST J*
P
leties t ill, ManUr, Yankees Pi.
•
N
C
a.SSfNG
Pitching
S D .Y IIN U l.D S 'IO N I I I A I . I , - —I li i l f b .i r k \ c r iiu ii l i i r k - i S e m ii. '»• H ig h m v i i -|. s tviilu n t .,i
IN Y JJT fG A IfO N J.
Nstlonal l . e a g o r — hpjftn,
'In ' -.ttlcli ' w it h ttto ie i
i
,i
in | m ii l i t . >M l«*ff, lin k s S c h lr t in l fOHl nulltip
Rtsves H i t , Burdette. Rravr*
| L e t A In Hlinais 11
I palurday’* Cullegr I *»■• t.jsll
t'lvv iin l n iir S fiiiflc rn ts i l r l ' f t u k r U'tl ’Vi.> u rtn ltlc !*• ifs-t Itti u- in titn c tn i- .r v e iu K l i k fim n
20 '
itivbbie, Cubs loft; Hush,
Northwestern 2V Wash lit 2ft
t oiled Press l.itrrnali<iRai
' ‘"Ink’ Ism in fi'tl u n i o f Im uiitlb.
i l l . m ill N tn ff F lip ft i)
lawn* up
U.BAOO
Braves loft; Friend, P iri'e s 22
Michigan Ju South.rn La..fo rm a
I v iil
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Michigan S | S2 ( .'.fornln 13
Y'ar.kee* 317;
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Fehigh H D els* are 7
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iac-.se 21 Boston lo ll. I f
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(.all men Milwaukee is » i ; «v,i| •veP f ill l .. * filial I, J .11 . l a . , ,
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with ovrr-ihe fence b aits irg-ilar fsicbrtn. ailbtiugh h* is enjoying' |.|aycis to play for two different
M aO *tleall), Hi* Braves ai.d
PilD buigh 17 Holy l toss 0
1Aki.-rs b Muskii.gum 7
eroarh
4 je**--«l year.
major league teams on th* same
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Drown 22 Columbia II
Wut-iier 33 Kenyon ft
Y'ankrcs each are h.lling 5 4 , >n
ORis k**o Dwir ♦ 5. Wseasvft** I latwotr l - l |
\ar - a ,1 VI 1. tI h eewws 1 each
” A» dangeriiua *• Mantle l* .“ I ^*>- F ta tls Wh«
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fiiuflt.Hi Aft Oil,., N i.ith cii. 11
stem* 37 Rhode Mar.d *
(lit. Ait'* tuba,
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inert 11 n-rthlr.g to thuuve t.'u: r
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Dartmouth :<» T.Sfayettt •
Dayton 34 Rirbun.iai 12
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Buffalo ft Harvard 3
Okla SI 21 North Ir ..* - bt tt ever, the Braves yjn,piled Ihc.r Covin rt n ** had | | " v i
v. nul u" " , *m w f" r *'**> »>ome | douhleheader *»iv May 30. 1922.
Arm y 45 South CafO.ina i
a v e 1 age
again*!
far
Imttrr
Oklan- ma 17 W rit Virginia tt
( tut s In- lu it. Yogi is still * tough
ITandatl,
Ift, Logsr.. It ,
(icttysburr * Bucknell ft
Tulsa 27 Vinni'sn* t<
llci.ing than Hit Yankees
man ■-, grt .nat in tne .Tutch. but ;
Torre
five
South
Te tat Te* h 52 V* c i l T e xa» S t. 7
M..n for man, Miiwa.ckce » tine
,1
he
d.,e , 1 acat* you quite as
tavean
lias
had
hi*
iron'
I
Maryland 2! North C arnlira M. ft Hayl-'f I I ilftdm binn.o- ■ 7
■up pii-srnt* a much stronger th* plat* lately and Brut,
•* much a* hr dr-l tun • three years
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V rgir.ta 3 Duka 12
thallenirc to an opp>.ting pitcher toms 25 pnlnta fte'.o« in ■ 3*m ' s j . i "
klUs. ?uu:h. 15 Trunty Te. ft
Clamson 2« North • **■ !l«a 21
i than dors the New Y or* m a y , mark, i.ut r.rltbrr i* enn-id. - • «
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jr c ,,riling to the talk you hear v:;fl tnu h wtth a ha' .n Iris i-ar.-l *h* Y ankee* have .>n nffr ne 1*
tar T*eh 14 A rxa n iai 91 7
Miami
l iV.-si ... «Dr,i. S*l
mound butli lea guy> (turn ins
1 an Itr i ’llrhrd !'*
V* r*t
n.anet*cribdity *• d t h a * . *.f (
Ml»si*s|pp
' * '• o"‘» "
la g e n , eua he* and players.
1fill e »4 SD ii.fi.al 7
Th* Y's’ .k ie i. .,e thr i.tnrr c o u r s e ,
1* lh* dtparim tul in
M sry lir .l S i. 2ft Vidglnla St ft
Itra ie x Hate Muggers
Wyoming 21 Montana I t
h»i d. h s.e irv e rs t m*n In their .w blrli Cx**y Stengel shines
A . L a t. Cell. 2b Allen ii
('iitnraon 13 Kansai S i. 1
Fhry .eriti to f*cl Vliekey Man
Auburn 13 Tfit.C*S*e 0
Hash iguvp 24 'linnet :s 2!
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Fa st Trtui St. « West Kent. «
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ft S a ri Jute d t ft
w ih 72, are the only ,e *l ennail*
)-r.Uis* din W Fast. Kentucky i
O ir g c n f t l. 12 k s n i t v ft
trnt home iiin toieats nn tt.e
Mtsnstppl -’7 Kentucky ft
1 o', ef Pat. 34 A*.son* T#m|-* In
Vanderiult 21 ticm sla t l
U a tla n a St. 13 Alabama 3
A.MIMILt :.>S
Midwest
A l I I N F r r S um l
Now* Hams IS Indiana <i
B A L T IM O R E , Mil. - Cl’ P I) Itl'll.ULUS BCPPLY
312 EAST FIRST STR*vr.T
days
Jim Parker. 270-pnund ta ik lc fr ,n
OrIntulft My South
I I a m. til 3 p » from U r
Ohio State, won a n a r :
-,b
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FA
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Oviedo
Si itInril
a* a ruoki* prufsssluaal with the
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1-A 2-50BZ
PIZZA Ettiy Day from 1 1 .1 } Balumcre C o lli last year and was
H. JAMES GL*T
JA3>FR R. RFT
c n z ^ 3 $ rn rE J
credit*, with blockIrg his man ft*
" If It’ll itnml ivc Imve it
M a r-L o u D in in g Room
per cert of the lime whllft pto■ivdil;ily|o"
U»y. 17-9Z. South
le't.flg h.s quarlirbacka.
Yariks Picked, Braves Discount Odds
Oklahom a, A rm y Introduce 'Spreads'
League Leaders
Grid Scores
© J*-
FINA NCE
BasebaH Men Pick Braves In Series
4" tV jm’ "ct '
Z 1 Players ‘Mixed Up*
FOR REAL MONEY
SAVING BARGAINS
SSSf
General Insurance
Parker (loot! 11locker
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C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X
lost and poi nd
rw J - F O I l K E N T
W IA - R O O M k HOARD
3n E A C II R E N T A LS
1 -1 OK RENT
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4—
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SHRUBS
10— i l l I II E EQ U IP M E N T
II—
AUTOMOBILES trailers
11— B O A TS A MOTORS
13FA R M S U P P L IE S .1
-MACHINERY
14—
P E T S • LIV E S T O C K •
S I P P I.IK S
13—
A R T IC L E S W ANTED
14—
P L A C E S TO I'A T
IT— HKAL'TA P A R LO R S
I*—FEMALE HELP W .VIED
IF—MALE HELP WANTED
~ I*—MALE OR FF.MALE
• II—WORK WANTED
,
33— B U S IN E S S O P P O R T IM T IE
business
O P P O R T U N IT IE S
S3—S P E U lA l S E R V IC E S
I I —PIA N O S E R V IC E S
H A - UUILDINO CONTR ACTORS
I3 - E I.K IT K IC A I
CO NTR AtTOItS
23 A -n U IIA M N G . R E P A IR S .
: | . R UUII.DINC. S U P P L IE S
24— IN SU R ANCE
37—N O T IC E • PERSO N A IA
IA— A R T IC L E -. H il l S A I- E
S*— F U R N IT U R E A
H O U SEH O LD
Selling Things Y o u
3— H E A L E S T A T E FU K a A L L
SAN I.A.N TA nicely
apartments. 101 Erh f a
SA LE
T—HEAL ESTATE WANTED
9—MISCELLANEOUS
•—FLOWERS • PLANTS
By
Furnished apartment, 5oo Park.
WANTED TO RENT
*— R E A L E S T A T E KOR
•— FA RM S • ACREAG E .
OMOVES
Dollars
Furnished 3 room apartment J15
■N. Jasmine 4ve.
.' Itrriroom turmrlieri apartment.
Cal! F A 2-4358 after 5:30.
■ —
*1lint
In Living For Every
Dollar Invented
HOMES — 3 t « Bedroom a, 1 A 7
bath*.
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Unfurnished large 3 bedroom
LOCATION
>e— New l p*ala Ril , 0(4
2u:h S t. Call FA Mil'.AI after South I ’lneciest 3rd Addition 9 p. m
.
South of Onora Road.
'.Nice sleeping io.*nt Private n i.
Sunland
Eitatea — I mtlai aoutit
trance and private Oath Ph.
of Sanford on Highway 17-92.
FA 2 3 ft* r FA I J C J
Lovely home In good location. 3
F IN A N C IN G
bedroom*. Florida room, »rp*r*
1 at* dining loom, garage, spa- V'a !« l> — F H A - FH A in *r
Imr* y a r d , w . 11 furnished.
vier and tonv entieiul
MOO month or lees tf unfutnlih*
j ed Call F A 3*17It'
' Tnt« is a i u ;v l p.i«v l-r In* Movu
land Drive In Theatre for Janr
Powell Flap date Oct. 6. '34
it.o.
bedroom hum* kitchen
equipped, convenient location,
latge vaid. Ph. F.V J-35|tl, a f
ter tl p. in.
W E l.A ll A A TA A T 7 JE N T S : ‘rroiM (ian.ee Apartment 112 W. *;h. S‘ .
privata bath*. 114 W. F ir * t St.
Appl} 1!J 'l.v iiv illa \ .e . Phone
FA £-161J or FA 2 6427.
3 bedioottt, kltrhea rqi'i-ipeij. *p v
clou* home on l.ak* M.vr». 1IU
*—n r. u n H I.M .V I.S
Month. Unfurttlilied.
Phone
Apartment*. .339 5u
Atlantic,
FA 2 5237 Cr FA ? U «t
Daytona lleaen, Ph. FA !-4W>S I
De Bary
News
M on. S e p t. 29. 1953 Png*.___7
(live You Ihc Moil
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(il'AItANTKK
Cdnam & Tudor,
Inc.
lilt AI LEY
(o r .
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Phone
ODIIAM.
I'rfi*.
17-92 A 27Ih S I.
F'A 2-1301
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5 - R IA L
IS T A T L
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FO R S A IF .
V-
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Need
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M l A l . i : H E L P 14 ANTED
3V A 111'11. DIN ft-R E P A IR S *
P V'NTIXC.
I W K M K IU S A O K N C Y
Dame instructor* wanted
Will
N A'. Farm er. Realtor
train Inquire 119 'v N Rlvd . FLO O R sanding and finishing
D II. Whitmore. Aa«»e.
Dr Land.
Cleaning,
w a v in g
Sarving
116 S French Ave Pn FA 2 3311 SU ED AN SCHOOL OF D ANCE
Seminole County aince 1923.
After hour* FA 2-Iflll or FA 2 4321 «
II. 31. Glcaiuo. I t .* Mary
HE IN D E P E N D E N I Sell, Kiwr
Fur thr I’ eit IV,it* in I’ ral t'vtare
Irish Product* In Fi Volurta Co. Carport*. Oarage*. Addition*, Re
SF.K (TLI.K N A. HARKGY
S .e S A Smith Sr. Ron lu ll
modeling, Repairing
Phone
Dcl.ar J today nr write Haw
IV. A. l agie. J r . Salerniatr
l A 2 td)47.
n o N Park Ave Itr FA V T-f.*l
lelch'r Dept, h At MO D Mew
For Painting call Air T iik e r Ph.
phi*. Tctin.
L«ch Arbor, 1 v ear-old hnm» Itr-.
FA J.fllStt er FA ;.-'0U7
innable equity. I l l nic. FA a S9?j 20- Male or Earn ate
:• II It! il,l»iN li. S | i t i . i i T
SPACIO US 3 V d i...' n hotin un
11F. A I , I . S i . A IF .
CO.NP I* M 11*10 Ha*K l*lA L
2* a aliadrd I t* .'wo fi.rp u c e H A I.K S M A .N
I t H
AO
Jon. S t I Yel
hardwood Doom. I*'g« * teer* AA ill p*t up to 7**V rr mini*•ion
low Pinr. Entire I •* o' 25Cd bJ.
rd in front porch, Jai.w e, EV
r« «alr«. Ils re good established
ft v»i M
C 'ilrt l |lCi;.ni!.>! * | A
1' tv
business and location. All re
Smaller A iriU '.te flt'Aoq' M
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t>th l .Maple _ _ _ ______________
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perteneed. Cal! N*i» * llb j or
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m nlarl M A S R»t H Cue t.« l/e , RCl.LAM fAV. Ho.p|tnl and *Btt»y
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Bed- Dat Week nr Mopth—
W I I A T II
K YO U T O
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jrn u u'»tnter
ie 'K itte r
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;i —AAaiPK IV ANT l it
1*« AVe»t e'irit St.
t Bedroom.
irt* lllork Home Inming |0r A IV p.ecr. FA i 72*1
M ill iiade all metal .o rarre r r l.I
T r n a n o Flooi». K t.lirn Lum p [ ____________
htjilt utllllv Ira lle : wi'.n atn n.
ped. N irr t ommunity.
W ill
Mill iron In mt hnmr, •cho..,
trade fot Sm aller heme, i at.
tannpv for alr.-'oiidilientt. l i t !
chd.ltrn v rtfllhr* PM It* Av F'A 2 5559.
trad e r. Vacant lo t- »r ant
thing of A -Lie (I'r.d.'oi $1 t.lli Child rare, .’<9 w h'lr F'V
PA LM
.MAN D ll
Ca>h or rqijivltent in trade
A *hrr
Home F’ol I hr Vied
I .1. painting, P A 5 121
• rl'.TN IN t; StION I'A 2.0**$
III VI. I S 1 V II DltlV Fl-IN
F n.vh , a—fitU i r all F" \
2.V|« ! renrh A " e
Caipriitci Nrv an* repair, cun Shallar.'1 I'o. iaa ! .a,< vour order
.1 . W . 1 1 A I ala
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now for C.Vnv'm**. F’ A 2-5479.
etele mcflng. Florida tr in* —_
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lTrt\ 7 mI IloTTlTolker
Welcome
I'hore F A 2 24S1
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______ ___________________ ________ _
NAVY
U 't. for •»lr, loeatert n mtle* "
o f S vn fo n l. P h . F'.A 2 32' 0 .^
l
Ti k
d r o o m
2 I t . l h lln m r
liviu g IwuRI
vvlltl f l l t p U u , din
ing tiKim , k lU h r n , F'lu rid a ruutn
and D ig . a c ir a n porch. On 2
w ell D lid s c a p rd le t* w ith well.
We invite yin to le our gueat
nf one o f S a u fo rd a lo u ilin y
Thru Classified A ds
t - R I VI. E S I A T I. FOR > A |.E
Cherry Ileal E ila t * Agency
l-O O K IN 'i FOR V H 'lM Fl *
Dial F A 2-9929—Notary
How b ImuiI thu nice, flame, two
lilt * VV. 13th S i R.-j* Rrtrbvr Shop
l-e.lriH.in home on * -had, lot
F'ltlit t,ec» Itn, Del; 1 1 IHki
II
II
ESTATE
down.
*»k Crum 'ry & Mom ait h
O K A N IN VF.S rM I.N T *
i - l i o l M R s. r f A N ls
*• 117 South Park Fh F'A 2
\ Row about a g « ! , . . , | a t , p l r ,.
merit or Dupdev ’ l -II via f tit t.*.ge seleetlon oT llih iu u - f .H
Lake Frontage
any tvpre teal ealn'e M r nil!
I l.xnil $| Oil tip AI-0 beautiful
Several rhot.e budding aitr* In
be glad tr* •how voir nrm* un
Crotons, I nd lip
torch At 1 h>1 .
<r«ual npportiinltir<
t. :t API \ l i t r s t n s ERA’
lo t* Irv County
litapevllle A re Ph F'.A 2 n**n
Lot - '.HI by 124 p'liced fl>00 with
city water.
t itru- tree*, trad) fur c u e r
A i-tllaltfl * !<•* SrUlk
pl.uoua. r « m , ill
i
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N
Park
A«e
Ph.
F'A
2
61
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Lot nrar thopplng centrr J.'.Vh *
t K A or Call F'A 2-1452.
• Hirer conimricml lotv at $.1.VHI ,
k tip.
i
AYO IIRItU FT'S
111I I I E K F A . W I L L I A M S . K .* H « r
Fern* A La rilrn O n ir r
Rawnnnd f.u n d q u ltl, A •*«Glad*. Ea<trr A l ala L ily R ulbt.
F A 2-39M
A11.n t re B a a k IH d i
•11 Celery Ave.
" I.A H Id i
Legal N otice
D(f 4 l
" M a y I m ake a auggeatinn
Mr (iuarantrr I'crniuial
Satisfaction — Or Your
Monry Uhrrrfully Hr funded
HI P I.E X • F t R N IS IIE D
In Sanfonl, for rent by the year
or tale.
\|.yO D U P L E X
Ul R N IS IIE D Home* i r ,d ) for immediate «n
In Nt.v Sm yrna Reach, fur rent or
rupanev. You r*n move In
i —FO R ItftVT
tale. Call F'A 2-5*01
while we prove** the pepei*
5 room unfurnlthrd apartment In l*»rh At Ivor, 3 nrdtm.n; houte
S., > ,
repiefentalivr
on the
Ivit. equipped. Call F A 2.7h7t7
f.tr **lo hy ov' i
Corner topiemitr* wrekdav* 6 A. V 'ui
ration—two lot* \Y. I paint * aIrrtnr color to m l bt'Fvr.
3
RcdroC.m
hou»e, hardwtunl
dark Sunday t P M 'til daik
Phone FA 2 0J21
floor*, nice toratlnn near »hop.
ping renter A l.honl F A 2-40M
T... , • — , , ,, p« . . .... . . . •
R E N T OR S A LK - New 3 lied
land D rivr-ln Theattr Por IU>>
room houie. 7S39 Magnolia Ave.
Berker. Flap, date Oct. 6, ' l l .
Apply JOS E . 25th. 2*1.
DOWNTOWN - U rg e futnl.hcd
upat air* apartment. I
livingroom i , dining room . nd 3 bed
room*. Unit 165 mo F'A 2 1071.
U rra ib
HOMES
Four room futnithed house, 333
• month, include* water. 415'v
F. led. F A 2-04*0
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tr.i r: f nr*N
Longer
furnDhed
llt h St.
Two Bedroom unfurnished home
111 month. Call F A 2 41V)
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Paint
cat T Shirt* 4Ha
ARMY N AA A S t R P LU R
310 Sanford Avenue
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trig t'n , still N Dra'.ge A*e
Genuine AAi cnnaln grown Aeilow*
tie>i<tant Seed
Grocerv ttore an,! filling •tation
---- - , .......... Marion Market, per lb. .
. 3.0#
complete. I.a.-etlent lo eitnq h' , , ; | #bf> p„ , h.
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in in m i. amt over 25 rt* pel lb.
Ie»* Delivered. A»k for fuithar
quality price.
I . A D. S .I k and Servlre
A M Prevail phone 2104 Seville,
We repair all types of small
Fla.
engines.
W rit 2Hth St.
Ph F'A 2 7*75 VVurlilrer spinet piano, mahogany,
33
S P E C IA L S R H v f c R jr
P O T T E D P LA N T S i d ? A S-IB2
nr FA 2-0270. S A N E O It D i l r . t r r r leaning set Mr* A repair.
Ph. FA 2-1765
F L O W E R SHOP. AVe trlecraph.
la ir t i mndrt. full Vevbuaid. O ri
ginal mat 17(11. tale F4A0. Term *
Phone F'A 2 1971.
Auto Repairs 5 Hoad Service
C.un bargain* — at Ihr F'armer*
H A LL'S G A R A G E
Auction every t*rtday Ntte—or
'v Inn pickup 402 Celery Ave.
FA 2-2l*"3
2 u2ll,
N il*. A Mu..day*
F'A " Tu.'O
reII FA 2-05119 after 4 p. m-
11— Auiumobile. A T ta lle r.
tsvi. v i . l i v i r ,
•ruck Call F*
i 4.1 t hrvjr g Uunt, light green
M A T T R E S S HFIN'oVATING
Okra by tba h u ib ll. UA 2-C423.
while top. flood condition tinUPHOI-MTKniNG
H ull, F'A 2-4724.
I ree F!>tiinate
F'ree Delivery 150 for to u r old range d a rtlg
nur "Old Range Round-up” . San
t l S U M III I I.I' R LD D IN G CO.
hays Car. lie
H*ve Mouse 1’radrr — w ill sell
ford «;»• Co.. 210 E . l i t S!
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Call F'A 2-7617 ef'ei 5.
1‘uke.i I p At Our
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F * 2-75SI
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Fur Sale. 1917 Cadillac, four do i
Aluminum
PCAIPS _ SPR IN KLER
sedan, giuvrl iiinditlnn, vlr*
Venetian Rlind*
32.VI N il t 4„)7
SYST EM S
Knc.ottd head. Sag-proof batlati
A ll type* and s * •, installed
rid wMF n L itic end* P ia u ie
It will pav YOU *« «e# us before
"Do || Y J u n t lf"
or rayan tape*. Cotton or nylon
you buy. Open Evening* and. VVF. R E P A IR AND S P R V C J7
Cord*.
Sunday*.
S T I N E
Si-nls.iiik (ilasn and T a in t C o .
FAbISlOF'. THAU.Lit MAI.KM
Maihuvr and Supply < ■
I’.la lk ., Fla.
'12114 W. 2nd St. rb. YA 2 ta il
207 VV 2nd SI.
Ph '
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Seniiiinle l phnDlery A Rod* Shop
Cotton A Wool V a n .,. Notion*,
F'urnilute Moving A Storage
Tbtead*. I ape*
Im m rrll Ih.na Cover Sbu|i
i I I'M II.I IP S , Agent
I I R A I I . E Y O D IIA M . I ’ r r a .
ItO l.l.IN S L O R R Y SH O P
Now l.u talfd *1 —
VV A.SIIIIUIIN VAN LIN K !;
int \V 2nd Si.
F'A 2 741A
At The Sign o r The Toten. ToU.
• or I D ) 12-92 A 27lk St
IVal French A tr
F'A 7 " ' l l
7917 S. French A i*.
Thu It a | lest |i« -, I i •l»— It (7f
P K o rr FA 2-1191
W i l l D R II.M M ,
Theattr for t h atirt lle'ilmg
Falrbank* Ator.e P u " y
Eap date Del fi M
n tu 'p c n m .n r.n o n s
l.epatrv lu all niak< IIIIAV VRII C. ID N G
i —lm a T*< Hid MrTToim
Keg |.'«9
Rtr I Commercial Av».
3 pe. Curved
A'.uir Fvln-udc llealer
I ’hnnv F'A 2-2333
1 Sectional* Foam
1 Bedroom CB home, carport*,
irs KI-ON s l ’iHl I IM. C.IMIIIS
1 Unbber 7-ippered
patio. Jaloutied Florida room ,304 . . * t I t
I'hrinw | V '.Ml- I
A II M O M H T IO N I .V
Cushion*
114 So, Pineerest F ri ed right
i i . it. i *o p k i «>.
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• peed imal liber *!*•for quirk *alr. F A 2 VUt
Me s. r , , k — r » : e n
in
Peg. 1139
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I e 1-Vi -,,-n Tulre* 1« ■I ‘
14 fl fiber gla<s tual motoi and
9 Chair*
R O LLIN S H O RRY i 110.
Itai'et FA 2T4W
At The Sign Of The Totem role.
e c h o l a n r.n n t.v o c o .
2917 S F'rwneh A»#
WI.RCl KA III inO ARII AIDTOr.S
Cor. 2nd A Magnolia PA I 9 * * 1
2 Hedrirom a
w I*. SMI I I I
F:N V EI jOI»KS, l^tlerheads. *tate
F're# Delivery
Oulbujrd •ales A •etvlf*
F lo r id a IliMint
menu. Invoice*, hand hill*, and
AM A Park Ave
FA 2 9111
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p r o g r a m i , etc. Progre«*ive
— K .U ..A . —
• q u ic k ^ R R n rr
Printing Co Phone FA 2 » A t j
• ka sv tkrm s
401 We,t llth St.
WIt .AON ■ MA1CR
M a r in * Finiab an
Aaruttm (le a n e r fteparr*
Now amt t'»ed Furnllur*
f m Yot*r lio n !
111 f. Eir*t SI.
Ph. T k
<In c lu d e s ( luning >
KenlcnriV f lln w and P a in t ( V
P‘ Fiectrnluv,
n * ' ° r * " mHoover,
iW * " f
I l f . I K W 2nd St. 1'h f t 1 4 « tl
K.rby. Ah Way. It, F'.. Rrptarr
meet nart« VA'nrk guaranted
V M M III It • lilt I II
New A l T*ed
FA 2-47A5.
I'uslom It-,*' Inps J Vrl
F u r n it u r e nnd .X p p litn g M
FR F.F: ESTIM ATILS
FA 2 * :i7
•/nick I ailndroinat Servle
S' '• F'uilvF.erl In 14 Hour*
1957 lli.-b Rat. 16 *......
M art
9 Rio ki Weil Of french
Sanitnne Dry Clranlng
201 209 E. F'irtt St. Ph. F A 2-0trU
75 Mereurv Conlrnl*. Ila lle ry .
F! ?5lb St Fnndmart llltlg
Avenue on jnih Street.
• ialnr T ra ile r, CnovertHd* f*«t|s.
<-•11 I IIS IIIl:
I. A I NDROM AT Uied furniture, appliance*, In a l*
m o d e l o p e n d a il y
4 I yhape, 2 tanVs, Siren, llnrtr
etr. Rnught-mld. Lxrry’* Mart
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Light, F'ullv eq'iipiml 1'hr.ne E m m I ’ U M k t. .a n n .i/ t rr w a
O W N ERS
215 Sanford Av*. Hi. FA 8-4188.
Sanf .«,«!, Florida dav F'Alrfav
S A C R IF IC E
2-39:5, night FA irfa s 2 M M
Classified hlvplav
M O V E IN
A real bargain fur ra il,
m o te l* .
•hade A fru it 11 err.
IV m i I t ill i I I m i n r . v i v i i i u , -*i.i m „,
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j i n n i vi. i m i r n iv » \ n
, kr ><M j u* , . r..r , 511,000 With CoocI Term*
i n iv n i i i o i v n . t i.ir n in t iv a filial
**f hi * ««ttitlntr n t *r i n v an. H-ra
ItOSA L. PAYTON
• *a'l-iu »*f a«t*f ••fata. an*f L*r r i
• I I I in i |l I I I 1111 i.
otiiar «ti«* Itai a i ti Hun
*ti**j| A«f- R > r l* le ir d R e a l FD Ia te Hioker
fnl*ii*l i at#**L t n n . u v tt.yrf:.*
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llK I lU l.I .r n" rt ld-KIt - »1
m u ri-ti r i i »* i >*»v u .i >
I i i n F'.w uvp i; O A K
Hr Mr*. Adam M uller
tielanUant*
.%# A lmtn'atratcr vf li •
Thi« i* Ih . stiiry alxiut a I —woiif.il
M il li li ot •■ • i
*!•* lie p'
The De Jlarv ChotHler* will
Tn
v ill.t’tt'lD * In NUT O i- o
f! »•*«••i «t I*"’ ( l i t \l< I •*•»»•' I
grant 'Hik I t e r , in a l.rv e ly , q u id
I • 91'ii‘Bl # •• 1*4ft I* vl FI a ««
resume rehear ta li on Monday,
It#, rate-1
neighborhood, A t.iu i.il wtnrh a
• vi|i w i- i* hia»
V»w K iri*!# |f *»■
<•Hrififar
\-*9H if na* It#hVIf.f •«T«t tf
ttHifp* r f*.»
Oct 6, at a 20 a. nt. at the Flpi*
tu ,r*e h*« (wen h u ill N ow, ih i*
•It* I » •|**al l»#f
Urtlmi’H II . - t i f n r i » la
isn 't ju st a huuve, but a home
copal l'*ri>h Home in Enterprise
i #|n •|# tiia*« | • M t # ■f t
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that tre k a lut n f p lan n in g and
F F I ON II I %a 1U|
M r*. Charlc* Ber:»ch i* the rlircr
I>e lAafP t f i i ' l f f l «n*1 4 ■mI ’I • t a• II «%lIlF. HOIM
IH I.
•lit anting I i w ould Ire «.i much
4 I. 4H-1 all tt»r«evri« havlntf ,*ia* # nt *aalia
tor.
nr r an>l lii lM«*
• # la lift I tig t y >14 -* a nr
1# qlili *4ia«a II
r a - er In >ni.w vmi th an lo tr)
l»"n» * »«• af**|4#■|.| |>#fi*iil*
Mr and Vli, Adam M uller en
t'
a*- lirrvliy
i t•af
In fell you huw la rg e arut • heel
• ' . I * 4 f l ‘>
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I'M* 111■*1 ! • * » Id II
lartaincd at a bearh pat y in New•Ml.ir
i*#r»oft# fta »->•*■ *»# .I.'lUt#
f '.l jl's 1 hed ro o ni- a re . .n il S
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tl'lr *•It* ail I |»* lltr ! T■
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f H "H liif I r * <f 11** | t'D ip fft >
lu ith *. w ,lh
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Sllncheomh. Mr*. Marion Congan. I
1•» Ilia (It|f 'Mailt Ilf tl % a t lfilii I
S im apt
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Tit** •* ilRtri IfRil »v* Ian | **l|hHa|f»#
and Mi*« Vivian M c lliid r, all of
n u g a iin r i l L i s l i t l i m ennld do
ii lord. Florida nn.f R titln i
•l#**<ll«#-l • 1 i!n|lcai#| •• a
l#fae*»a If i n v nip Ha* « fa tl**
R D c a y r Park, Miami, and Vlr.
J u d t ir tu 1',’s U ltra n n .le rn
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te**? A vtn^n Ih* nlan *»» iiip it cialoat
larig e n n e
w h ile kite hen. fu l
I
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l«ri|« lifln tiflp i fe*
*1 m *«»|'. | ||f par t Ht'h t*v# ., trd#
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City.
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Mr*, tirovcr DeLav of Rurna
the fa m ily | . h u h . a ll p .n r pan»i
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nr'.lrd. the »)iacrnus liv in g rourn
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and il.n .n v r-Him, o s l s-r much
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Christian Service for luncheon
arvi I\ I r m tntilh *«'
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T O f * r.i im iiiiM s . r . i ' i i
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th l* loving th o u g h t, the n « m i i
Monday. The burlnei*
te**ion co.i
I* It Mill.. t. u, , t,
had lo leave I I , and ana mil
venrd at 1 p. m. with >lr*. EH. t.r-.
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Mr. and All*, (leoigc Flngrl of #»i*'» .1.1.1
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Shell fhl. h i\ r Mr. ami Mra. Jo* r##i t.ror#r»v • H 'lit# In
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aft'l l*Mi ata Hrr*
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in I I# hit
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Ml Dfrntitf «re l»«*#Fj
their hou*c Kurils thi* week.
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The L io n Club of DrBary will «Ut
in (•rAUlifiil I.«n h
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FtrcU'f F.iut* adn*tntatf a t • i n iH##ar»f a#*d Fa .*
have ■ ftth fry Ocl. 10. ttarting >*‘tH'U Jn.tt. I#I i‘itrttlt Itftnlnnla
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By J D K S V K IiLS
fa ile d Pres* InierBalP'nal
how you look at it,
the thing In pro foot
ball.
Lou (Srota and (lord!* Bnltau,
of the U r lW Pooler* In the
game, n-d their edit.-tlcd tors to
work when they were needed moat
Sunday a* the Nnt'onal Football
Leagu* team* •»pi’n"d llic ts.'d »ea-
apot w h e n ’
he w iititn cm l u f the c h n in a n d th e dow ns m u r k e r placed.
T h r o ffic ia l's foot an d fln jfe r locate th e p o s itio n o f the
’ b a il, a o m e th ln g he cU h ** a f t e r each piny in « fo o tba ll yu m e .
T h i s p h o to was m ade a f t e r Sem inole H ig h had picked up
• f i r s t d o w n against S e n iir ic z e F r id a y n ig h t.
(H e r a ld S t a f f P h o to )
Coaches Discuss
Extra Point Rule
n ew
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— college goal a* quickly na a r c m ." hr
(Irm a , called "The Toe" btcame of hi* unerring rannlnr**
through 11 p re v tju i pro campxlgm, booted a four-yatd *Vhlppy" with only Z3 second* left tn
the g*me to provide the Cl.-vi-land
brown* with an uphill 30 2T vie
tury over the I*u* Angeles R im *
before the day'* higgeat crowd
*9,093, In It. A.'» Jlemonal Colluum .
ftultaU, whom kicking pruw ris
through thr years ha* led tin* San
Krancitcu Fort/-N lner* to many
victories, did a little belter al
though he had a little more time.
With the score tied at IP-20, Sol
tau sailed a 11 yw ider over *he
rto**bar wrlth a little les* thsu
three minute* remaining to pr>
vide the Forty-NInci-* with a 3 2»
win o\»r :l.e P iltsburtn Siee'er*
tiefore the d ay# **>eo-d lar.iett
crowd, 11.Sid, In K cm r Stsdlurn
Eltewhe'e arrernd tlie circuit,
•he Haitim-i’ e Col!*, pared by the
pin-point passing o f Johnny Unila*, upended the defending world
champion Detroit IJone, 3X-13;
t rank Clifford and A i r : Webslrt
Korcd list I:,!*.'* between tiiem to
lead Uie New Yo rk Clants »o an
atay 1M / t over t.v e t . _ J t r
Cardinal*1 WbT.c DalHiore *eor' I
f*0tball co^chc* ate >pllt on the explained " If w r grl down to
excitement value of the new within t i ynrd* and It doesn’t
egtra point rule but In thr liattla look a* If wr enn score, wr want
for .patronage *salntl the widethoir three point*. Thrn , It wo
•peri pro game, ihry »e« a return
|n free »ub»tltudon and goal posts do (co rf, thr hrat I* " if the
SUaltloR
on the goal line.
Tree substitution. #• the platoon
ayalem. wa* chopped down on
|he theory It would r-duce the
tffoetivrnt i t of the football far*
lorie* loaded with manpower. But,
a* it developed, the im alle r
•(boot* * * • * hur* more than the
*i»»Jor p o w ,r*
The ru tri were rated ltd* year
to permit any player to return
race In each quarter — In dead
t i merely permitting thr rrturn
t i t u n in g player*
"B u t torn* small conference*
hare made their own rule*, perSlliU ns free aiiiiatltiillon " »ava
Lou U tile , "am i we will go hatk
U it aoon for everybody without
a shadow of doubt."
Doesn't U U ll
/ * for the ratra • putnl rule
giving one point lor a kicked
rcnvrrslon ami two |mlnti for a
rpn ur pat* cwpvantr-n. Buff Do
nelll, who turrrrded t.iltlr at
Columbia, c a ll* It "a ddlcutou*
ru le ."
" I don't are where It add* any
excitem ent."
hr claim*. "You
T i l B Y W A I T E D . I N V A I N — A v id S e m in o le H ip lt irrliflro n
•tilt merely have thr old qortllon
xupIMirlcnt flocked In the niduiincx u rm im i tile goal line
of 'did hr m tk r li o: not?'"
K rid iiv n ig h t w h e n Mtc S n n fo n l team t(iit as f a r ns tb o o n e Bull IngalU . the lor,net M Liil
y n rd lino. T ln 's c an d o th e r .Sflm lnolo fntis w e re urgitig th e
(a n >rnlcr now hra-l coich at
t(inni "it. A fiv e -y a r d fw m tlty chilled Ih e sco rin g tiir n v t ,
ConnsvUcut. ran t sec all thi r.io
’ tilled tw o p ln vs In te r w hen n puss w a s h u tte d do w n a t th e
e«rn over the ectra point
goal.
(H e r a ld S t a f f P h o to )
"Wc ic o iw t alw touchdown* last
week," be explained "Wa h^ked
one point. W r w rrr tu.-restful
n m iiinx for two nth«r» In live
•rlra
T 'is r totals up to five
pc'nla.
1 hat'* a good averagt
eseti if w« h id tried tia kirk* "
More Held lim it
l i m y Wright, known a* "T h r
llo t t r " In hi* Notrr Panic d t y i
and now roach at K ln y i I'olni, U
WASHINGTON (U P I) - Quote* er couldn't have walked across a
one of th u ir who I r r li llic new
room.)
tontcMtun tu lr does add c xc llr you may krai Hu* f a l l .. ,
tnetil for Ih r fan*.
"You hav* a goud, scrappy "The officiating w ii excellent."
"It'a at*o going to pot the foot tram ." (A 11 il wlnnri rnngralu- (Winning roach.)
"The
officiating wa* lousy."
lu r k Into football," hr an alyu d . latlnx the loser.)
liaising foach.)
“ Meaning they'll have to bring
"No, they didn't show u* any
thr goal poat* bark lip to thr goal thing we didn't rvp rct." (Coach *‘I expect a real tiuigh gamr out
line to glvw yuc an added In whose tram has Juet been club- there Satuiday." t Coach whosr
centive for Ddd goal*."
tiered by an opponent using two team 1* a 35 point favorite.)
W right'* theory l l thr flrld got! new formailon*. seven nrw play*
"We'U be In Ih e rr Dying all He
become* a weapon to n ffir t thr and an unorthodox defense.)
way and anything ran happen Ire
linhalanced extra point payutf
" I know they haven't won a cause my kid* w ill tie In there
•‘ t know We'll go l» the field
gamr all yrar hut our scout* >ay trying all Ihr w ay, and I'm nut
they're dangerous and overdue." mncrdlng anything because w r II
Iw in there trying " (Coach whose
C * „ L*
tCoaeh trying to drum up advance
tram i* a 3* point underdog )
.a le , for an overmetrh )
" I Just hope we ran field It
"No, Dial wasn't n piny I railed m en." (Coach trying (n establish
(nun the bench " ( Coach who sent an advance alibi just In cx>r >
SI
L o t UK I II P I) Solly In a play that lost 3 yaids )
"A key blork here, a missed
Ham ui, a lo iu irr St. Louis C ar
"The muddy field hurl our of tackle there, and w* c„uld have
din*l and this past season an In- fen*e." (Losing coach whose op
won." (Coach whose tram ha*
fielder f« r (he Philadelphia P h il ponents appatcnlly played Ihe
Just lost i l n >
lies, fndar waa cipectert In lie lame gamr un a dry flrld .)
"Injuries ruined us " (Coach
named m anawrr uf the Cardinals.
“ Thi* Is a rough game and my whose learn was pirked to win a
('an im al official* u ld Sunday a
kids just played hard." (Cutch j title and wuund up with a 24 tec
new* conference would he hrlrl at
whose team ha* been m used of urrl.)
11 a. m , e .d t . today and a
dirty footliall.)
**rhi* kid* did their best but the
•The
ip ekrtnian hinted llrniua would
"M y kid* played clean and I coaches mode luo many mi*wi*h I ruuld »ay thr tim e tor 'h r lake* " (Coach who will tie awardtime
r<l * medal (h r .lay hr lays it.)
K re i llutrhinaoM wsr fired a . other tram *' (Coach who-c kid*
manager Jtept. It and coach Sl»n weren't cauitht ct it.)
" I held him »ut because I didn't
H atk w ai interim manager until
Sunday * hen the Card* cudrd Marti to risk further Injury to a
tine lad." (Coach whose itar playthen araaon.
Double Talk O f Coaches
In Need O f Translation
Kcports jQy hurnus
To Manage Cards
u iire lim n a* the “ fcDiJw B c a 'i
uuwnrd *ue C iccn Ray Parkers,
34 w , end Uit Wa •ilngUm Redakin* relU al In the final period le
down tne r'tiladelphla E a g l e * ,
14 14.
The IPlX tea.sin may wind up
being Iha N F L ’ * inntt surccVsIul—
atten dance w u e . th a t t i .
The league, which ha* ic t alx
atralght attendance m ark*, drew ■
total of 241,151 fan* In d x e*m **
Sunday, or an average u'< 43,111
per gamr. At that rate. *:>d witli
dose dhlalon race*, It wouldn't
take many more fan* to brat the
1951 record of Ik M .H l.
At Baltimore, the Cult* and
Uon* drew a crowd of 44,3T> to
Memorial Stadium, whil.- at Phil
adelphia'* Franklin Field, lh.
F a z in ' new home pa'dt, a crowd
of 30.151 turned out. The Rest*
and P a r k e * drew 31150 at Mil
waukee.
The iin *l|r*t CiO»d of thr da)
I t ,923. turned out for the Giants
Cardinals l a .r * al Buffalo tn live
N F L '* llret opener «n * netilis
Held.
LINE SCORE
Major Lrague Result*
fu lle d Press Iniernslionst
National Iseagx#
Cincinnati
000 001 Oil' —4 7 1
Milwaukee
000 0on 000 —0 4 t
Kellner, Lawrence l l ) and Dotterer. Rush, WHIry 14), Johnson
(71, Pi ran is i S i and
'randali
Rice (6). Winner • Kellner (7 >).
U-s-r - V.llley (9 7).
ht L s 'jii
•.*•! 010 M — M l 3
San Francisco Ilf) tOV 10* - 7 12 0
Jo ncr, Chlttum (1 ), Slohb* (f»
and Green. Fitzgeiald, Z jn ni (4),
Worthington »s ami Isikmidt Wlr
n rr—Zannl ( I u i. Ijo ic r—Jones 11413), R —C io .in K n .im . May*, ard
a m ill..
Phlladrlp 11 001 «|) ltd 1 - 4 11 t
PiKatiurgh
ok) Oral jiu • I l l 2
More head, I'-irr.-il I ) , M eytr
(9 ) and Loputa. Daniels, Smith
I I I , Porte lie! I (S ’. U.-Mi (10) and
Foih-s. Ainn v pilther-Meycr 30). Luting {.itc-i/r-Grci-s a i» .
(O r.l;' i n n * ' achedIile-Ii
American l.ragm
(l* t game i
Ilallim orc
(wu ou.) ooo— I 2 t
Nrw York
010 013 02x— 7 9 2
Hitrshtnan. Stealer (III m l Tn.imtos. tmisi-n. Duirn 14), Kuks.
4, ard Herra Winner — l-*r*?n
9 6) Isoser — flarshman (12 U :.
H R —Ttirom lierry, Slehern 3.
«2nr game)
Baltimore
om OPO oot - i i t
New York
40t OIO 00x —4 II 0
Poppr*. Walker 14) and Gins
berg. SUudlvant, Shanti ( ? i. M oroe (9 i and John,on. Winning
pi teller
Stilsnlivsint 13 At. Loving
pitcher Pappas (In Kit lllt-llu rke.
ll,.slnii
OOtl 111 110- 11 9 1
Washington
Pdi 1)30 000- I It ll
H itw cr. B a il .'Id (S) and White.
Ilnniot, Pascuai in ) and Lourtnty.
Winner—Borvsfl.-Id 1 4-31. L o i r r IUm«a (14)11- l i l t —Jrnce.v, l-ep
eh*. William*. While.
Detroit
i»io M l o w - l s o
Cleveland
0IC 111) W x— 4 9 1
Running. Clrottc M ), Morgan l l )
kguirTe (1 ), Sus s- 10), le-e |7>
and Wilson. Ilrll 12 Id) and Nixon
testae—Bunn I hit (1 412). H R —K a
li nr, Cola v Itn
Kan*** City
too ixn 000—4 it 2
Chicago
014 M l 13k —tt 14 t
Tsitourla, Craddock (4), Johnson
(1 ), Davis (•> and llouie. Mrllwain. Trotky (1), Shaw (T ) and
Itnmano, tJndilrom <4). Winner —
T iu sk y 41-43*.' Lesser — Craddock
(0 3). H R —Ktlmchcwk.
S E A T IL F . —)UI*I1 t ju r e
Carluecl, Pacific Cuatl League
umpire, has worked a total of
2.123 cmtecuHve game* without
vn Inning Here he began
missing an
umpiring I I years ago.
Mllwauklev
Piltaburgh
San F ra n -I k *
Cincinnati
TiraUa,
10 i:,nlr,g» lo f!r.!:h St. fau lt
zhamplci.shlps tn bij In c u r hi, al ,3 V) San Fraov*ro't W illi., C h in go
tos Ange'es
lor*.
May*, sta riln ;; his gane al ’ ‘uut
Itilsdelphfa *'•!) *5 : 14M 23
Williams, th* llvilon Bed Su"‘ ;hc time t diburn's
-v-s
Kdiw) sy's ttevail*
4(.'-y»ai -old super • t u r suu g<u over, ne«le»l a 5-fm day d *y to
Cincinnati 4 Milwsukre 9
off to une of tbn slowest starts of beat Itlrh lr.
t'hiladelrhiw 4 IH ttb u rrh 4 <10
his carter, tm * rl up with his
The gis-kt Sal, f iaru'i-a i . earner, 'nn>
sixih American lArigi'c title whll« field* r gave it all hr had with a
San F r u r ’K ' i 7 St. Loul* 2
Ashhuin, the IdiHidrithia I’hil- 3-for 5 day against thr C t'd in a l*
(Only ga.net c h r d u lc d l
lie*' spray • nii'.lift center fielder, but that was only good enough f„ r
A llt e l lean le a g u e
wa.kt-d off will) Ins second Na .317. The Giants beat the C a r
W. L. I’t l. GB
tuinal U ag'in crown
dinal* 7-2
92 a I D
New York
Williams, t>i.-n ! i ; l.i k the r f » k Don l^ rs rn and Torn Sturdi Chicago
42 72 .332 10
'.7 -ear* fn wuen le **t-, n, vant. two World Serbs question- Boston
79 73 .i ll 13
first title In 1941, went 2 for-, as marks, pitched the New York Cleveland
77 76 .303 It's
.1
.■
■
; t : , Yankees I t , 7-0 and S3 v f ' i i i l r * Uciroit
JJ JJ .W IS
finish at .T2S and U i l out tram- over the Hill Into re Driole*. Ihe BaKlm, re
74 71 .441 l*>*
rite I'd * Runnels 3. who vent 10- Cleveland trnbani beat toe De Kansas City
73 31 .474 19
*i." ( SuMay it o-for-'S In his troit Tigers, 6 2. and the Chicago Washington
41 93 .394 31
I *1 four gomes !•< e'(i,e »t 12? White Sox downed the K an ts'.
Sunday'* Results:
Wl.l'atnt
tri*
Runnel* hv City Athletic , l i t. In olne, A L. New York 7 Baltimore 0 (le t)
* ui polt.i, w iia; t.i, f ur • .-ame windup*, ' i l l ' Cincinnati Rt-dlrgs New York 4 Baltimore 3 (2nd)
Mi es wrlth tny F o-lnr-r slmted Wat the Mllar.nkee B raves, 4-0, Roitoa 4 Wusnin.rtoj 4
' ,-oay. went ( f i r l l during t h e ,in the other N .L finale. ChLago Chicago J l K ansas City 4
»v i ) end, re r , | l i f hi* m a g n lfila n d L*^ Anglic* were Wie
Clsvtlard 4 t'elro lt 2
Tiffer Sets Record
D E T R O IT —f l ' I ’ l) — Out fields r
Charley M iiwell of the Detrult
Tig ers »el a m ijor Imsgue rccurd
by playing erroile** h a ll through
193 games during 1957 and 1951. ^
In All Modesty...
YOUR
NEWSPAPER
BOWS
TO
FAME
AS
The W orld's Best Salesman
•* nnd nljthl , , . at the dinner table , , ,
the rich nnd poor, .ill race*, colon, and rreedn . . . AN A ll IN THR IIRKALI) RKACIIES
l.o* cIno *111 be h.M In lh* *. mln-il* Cnuntr l i'll 11
l . n n i . l i . l D i i i i i IU .in so T h v i * l * y . O etvSar
1* 1* a l ! W I* M. a r a i i » « lh * * » li* i a* n- •• •••t•
It.ir ln w U 1 ‘m in ti t - n lu i ( ‘ i-m m lulna
I ’o u n l*
I* .
THEM ALL WITH YOl'K SALES .MESSAGE.
t'lre- lo r
PUT
i n * t » ii» * m %
t> lli* *1 Pa*lle lli ntlnn
K a lla * la haraby a li*n in acruiUxhc* *tlh gttiltm I ot lh*
IMmlnula Ceunlj Is n la r ItaaitUllon*. that VVIII.rd Mlana*ll baa
it-lU M l.d a "C**" I'sriuli ta ••l.b U .h a It'lla r bark na lh* fullattln« p ro p ailyi U*(fa I* chains W md I. an I !«/!** rhale# a «f
tha ft K. m rn tr i t NVV n ra rtty • ( * m i . I I . T * * . tia lunaa *#K.
n a M. t : and Jl/ltd rhalna, H la chain*. a«<l a la d*art«* If la
* " * H /ta# rhalna ta taa Ml. of way «f aaoiord and lush* Kaailt
II. It. t*#a«-e Tv-ly with aol# rlabl ol n a i in Ihn t i n * * ( h,*ian in a —r o n i a l n i i * | | t / I t a i rra Kora ar lao*
V'-.bilr haartna *111 h* haM In lb* C ta a ir I ‘•■mnilialnr.ir'*
r . « a t ■aMlnoia Cannir Court tlaua*. Kaafutil, Ktoilda, on Thurado*. Oa'obar I I , l i l t at *:»» I*. *1 ot at aoon lh*r#alt*r *■ **••
alhla,
•Umlaol* Coanl* RnMe» Coasiwloalww
Ity llol»*r| n Mru* n
k.sulnale Camiiy tunlna M ii 'l r r .
HIM
ON
YOUR
ST A )F
TO DAY-
MR. HERALD ADVERTISEMENT
R I 8 N E R S T O P S P L A Y — S c m in o !- ItM lfbuck Unvt>) R inn e r p u t th a " a lo p j^ r " un a S e a b re e x a b ack in tn ia aid e )in *
ac tio n in F r i d a y nl«Jil*n g m n * in S n n fo rH . I l' a n r r w ait on a
o f th e d e fe n a iv e n tn rs f o r th e So tnino ica in t h e ir 13-0
|ua« to th a S a n d c rn b x .
( lle r u ld S t a f f 1’ liu to )
■. J xaaMk* m, ■>***■is - -«>.
f
tn ltrd I rr*t I vlernational
—t e d w i l l i a m s —
Le v * him
hue h im . you're
not to admit T el W illia m * has Ihe
a b ility to , suture the Imagination
ot the * votM woriJ.
The 40yetrU d R ed Sog rU r
did It a gain thi* week end a* h«
batt'ed from behind to win Ml
sixth Amcticxn le a g u e lilting
title with a .3M m ark. He went
Into the final four game series
w ith the Senator* tra ilin g team
mate Pete Runnels by fo ur poinls.
Ted went 7-for-lt In the grand
windup, Including I-for-4 Suno»y “
while Runnel* went o nly 3 for-19
on the week cml 9nd 0-for-l Sun
day tu flnUh *1* point* beliir.4
W illiam *.
at wKial ggtherincr* . . . at public meeting* . . . before rhnrch group* . . . at bunineMmen'* luncheon* . . .
with wchtNil children nnd parenln, working peoplv and elderly retired folk* . . . the young and old,
*1<aa” *»• * »»<lt In I I I lid • U u p lik un U t * I t l c k l? H * ii* it i • A t m *
t n t it u
fn ilr d F re ts loteruall.inil
National D r / i r
W. L . I’ tt. GB.
Player
Of The
Day
in )our ruwlomrns* eslltlngr room . . . . In l»u*y office* and n a llin f room* . . .
«" <**k MOII
i ill m
Standings
YOl'K AI) IN TIIK SANFORD IIKHAI.I) — Workn for you
Ta wfcon. It mt.v r m .e r n i
K c l l r * is
a l x a •« a r '.if-liii- # n i l * (t*. lin n ) t<f i t *
Xnnlna I.»*'»l*t1v*». Ilisi M r. l.ihai •11-1■**•.• In< tr-iu tt|.il a
f K M in o i.H
Major League
sStrintf Unbroken
c m * T t i i o i m i t i.t o in > iM t
S a lle * »*t P a h llr llr a r la a
III Ito lia it h I l i a * n
g .m ln o le I ’.iu n lr g - n ln *
By F R E D DOWN
.ctn t last day 7 r>.- 9 .hat bnoitrd
fu lle d P rr*e Intrrnathipat
'him to .4<*1 in UMI.
Trd William* In * WaB: iver
A'hburn, w.i.i vvoi hit ftrst J I.L
-•id Hlehlc Ashburn in a ligh: to title In 1951 wlih a .3J» in- k.
} » • ! • • r ' ' " rv "fth » d three single* In four tries a*
Sundai s grand wlruJups of two of ,,,r (•MMirw Krai lh« F itts', tr-i,
thM'c-t
- - - — - - ■— - - - - - - - - - . Vr*"’
*sh,>* *
-*"•*<.
, •» 4
LOS A N G E L E S - O i l ' l l - F i r s t
iiaseman Kter* Itilko, no* with
ihe lu ii Angeles D ialler*, I* thr
•inly man ever to w h the I’ arlflc
Cuatl Iwagu*'* Mint Valuable
P layer awanl more than once lie
won It three Hires, in 1935, IX'ui
and 1937 while with the Lot Atgelc* Arigrtl.
a r .n lM 't.M
l-Mlill
Williams, Ashburn
Win Bat Crowns
Hilko Sets Record
Legal Notice
III „ • # .
I .I J N I M J U I S T I N i r i t K I ) — D u ve S ta n le y am i a fw -m lnole
H ig h e a c h help S e m in o le iliilflsack K a y Lu i,d < |iiiA t i l ' u
.'rum l*ic fie ld * a fte r I,<irni*jnist woa in ju re d ia the fo u r t h
Q u a r te r o f th e gnm e n tm in a t Se ab re eze o f D a y to n e . L u n t l Qttixt w as nu t h u rt » e r io u » ly ,
(H e r a ld S t a f f P h o to )
m atter of fic t, that n num ber of
By M IL T O N MICH MAN
hi* Yankee teammate* fell he
Uelted y .* » * International
NEW Y O R K ( U P I) — Casey m av umve plkhr-i h im a elf right
Into a starling aiiig u m cn t (or tha
Stengel, tu p re T .ily connJcr.t cow
aecond Sene* <a'nc.
that hi* Y a n k t j pitching Half Is
Sturdivant » isn't qultn na efftc“ In tip-top thape s ia ls ," w ill Uve us the mchtcap — be yielded
name southpaw Whltey Ford to two run* ard six hit* In six innday a* hi* lU r t e r for Wc-lie*- insr* hut Strngfl waa aatlsflsd .
•We a«ktd S l.r-iv i-it to 'nix up
day’* World Sene* opener aga<nsl
. hia pilr.K t p'i*po*ely lo vve co'.ld
the Brave*.
"end I
Stengel p ractically tippet his *ce 'em .il l " S ts n rl
mlu Sunday night a i to hi* first lik rd wh t t i s * . . iik r - l P vrry
gam* nominee
when he said, m uch."
I.ar«»n and S tu rd ivan t, who.
Ford ha* been our very best
lately ard th a fa all I’m gonna
out with Injur lee Ova eecnnd
.»»
r ,„ now.1
*•
1h a lf of the staton, o fflc .a lly ware
tay for
certified at World S e rie *. eligible*
On the verge of hi* ninth World
Sunday. Murry' Dlekaon al*o w*«
Series, h iw e v r r, Casey hid plenty named, while Virgil T ru ck* w n
to say about the rest of ul* staff, dropped from the Hat.
lte was especially Impressed with
Stengel mf only wa* pirated
Dan Larsen a id Tom Hturdlvanl,
with the work of Larsen and Stur
who wrrtt eredilet; with the k’andivant Sunday but also with the
kre*' 7-fl and 4 3 doub'thradcr fine relief tppraraneee of Ryne
iwrep over the Oriole* le the sea Du ran and Bohhy Shanti. Durrn
ion finale,
tiruck out four batter* tn two In"Larsen
ri>nvim-ed nw
ma ur
he can i nlfljff Uurin|
!*aviian rttn^invru
d>pt?ncr ilia
during IDf
the opener
aud
do anytning," Stmgrt detla.-rd! S h a . l t I pitched a pair of hltlcn
after tb* big right-hander save up fram er in the nl|htc»p.
oaly r>ne Ml and one walk while ' They both come through fine,'’
strlklrg out four during hi* live C atey hennid ' Rcm em ber not
Inning Hint In the opener,
io long agu when o ur pitching
luirsen looked »■> (uod, a* a ,t * f f o’** »ho',7 We 1, I ’l l stack _
up with »nj Ihm* I* now."
He’ll be The H ardest Working,
Lowest Paid Membet O f Your S t a f f
�TZTTI'I
I
|
Weather
H a n fo rd
. « - * J jtaSf "M rtljr
it. *1..';.
rloudr
With widely irelfared
U » loolebl
•
SOL. XUX
K f lib lk h td
1900
F L O R ID A
AndSave
In Sanford
*
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. 1958
D ulled
Prena
I.ta te d
W ire
N O . 272
Legal Experts Predicting
Desegregation Speed-Up
W o n 't Give Inch,
Nationalists Say
U N IT ED NATIONS, N .k . ( L I ’ lt
•—Nationalist China said Uxlay It
DO jId driejd "every Inch" of it*
territo ry b**t would await a revolt
ag ainit the
Communists
before Invading the mainland.
ir m tlft
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SA N FO R D .
Shop
t'oi ;n■.*
• n .<u I d be ptll"d
agaitiii the .VO or 6*0 mitlio.i on
ih* mainland We Hava no reaaon
to fight ayainit our brethren on
the mainland
Mill Help He»..lt
*
*
*
*
★
★
Hillsborough Told
Mixed Schools, Or
To Desegregate Or U . S . Government Closes No Schools At All,
Face Court Action Embattled Central High Southerners Told
'F * are realuta," Chlnrit Am
‘ However, when cur people on
b itia d n r Tingi’u F. T rim s told ihe mainland na* in revolt a*
th e United Nation* General A*, the Hungarian people did tJvo
bly. ’We love peace a* much years ago and call for our help,
anyiudy cite. We have our we ahatl fight aide by aide with
fund of common acme.
them for their Irrrd iim .
“ It i i rot our thought Hut Ihr
‘T h u u our piugiam of *erov
10 million
people on Taiwan cry of the mainland,
no more
} and no tear "
T sia n y .aid he wished to avoid
tug "anything pruvocutis-f, In
cauie I do not with to y*npar-IDc
the effort* being made by thUnited States tn the in tcie it of
r
t
TA M I’ A I L T D - The local
,
...
. .
.
, . WASHINGTON (U P I) —Top adu r n K HOCK, Ark iUPh— ,.lti ck.. s tour
high schools, rl -ie-1
blanch o f hv N AACP w a irid to
*»P*rt* mW **•
day
uniesa the ltill*i».uroi>gh Di V J Itan-y read the ohi’ n .r, •Lice Sepi. I in the Inlegullon 1ralnl*lr »,l‘1®
day Ihe Suprera* Court'* strong
County Scho- I llohrit lake .tc p . ol Gov D u a l K Fau^us' .ir iv a tr conhove.*). at 8 a in. tmlav
NAILS OWN mtOIIIKlt AS SL'SI'liCT— Doi IK »ii« tluty. tonard r-idii<g segrrgat-on in Scnoi-1 nlan in a driving -air. is
Ilut the 8.h U . S Circui' C. atl new integralion stand should h-»*
pca.e.'*
|v>liccninn Marvin Jones i left I slip* the hawleuf f» on hi* puhlte ach -o!*, it wouid inltiaw front of C giilral Ibr.h Ireiio 'i to »I Appeals intervened Monday »n*i tru school detrgreyalion In the
Bor he M d ttit as.crcb le "liierr
day.
ordeird Ihe school board nol lo 1,
brother. Karl N. Jones after the latter wn* i-aiiKtit :nMtl« court action.
by knocking o'il many legal
it really only one major e»"n* lor
A little la t ir a truck pm ltd up Irariiftc Ihe buildings to the cor
The NAA( P look the »iard le
a
Hartford,
Conn.,
delicatessen
—
after
the
store
had
delaying move*.
worry So far a* the p re ,c iv a lifn
and
two
men
pul
up
a
four
by
poration,
closed for the night. Patrolman Jones ami two fellow of a letter to County Sclionit Supt six f<ot sign in the center of me
cl peter i* concerned. It It *bc
There was no attempt I i miniKarev did not finally ant.nunrr
ficers were dispatched to the scene after a resident in the J . Crockett Fair.eil The letter schoolyard. II said; "This sch >ol until
m cn c.t of international con.intin
Ibis morning that the trim 'a mire the long uphill road delegicwas signed by Jam es Jolin«on,
area heard glass breaking. Karl Junes was arrested on n K c rc ta ry of the Tampa branc'i c!> *ed by order cf the frde-a! wou’d pot open *> planned. The ga.ion still faces In many south
WASHINGTON <UPI> - hecre- ism.'*
t a r r of Stale John Potter Duller
T a la r g recalled that four yean
burglary charge,
(KIM Telephoto) of the Negto organiratlun.
gover n n ie iil."
r r j dnnl IJttle Hock firlu-ol Hoard ern state*, nor the tiitler leslstIndicateJ today the Unlled Stste* ago. (ic n ira litv ir.il Chians Kalar.ee lhat v-ll1 l-r put up by many
Ils u r) I . pro,idenl ol the Ij'.tlo .rnnun.ed it Mt-mlay night.
| JohnMvn'a letter »ai-l that C.-r
su.r*ndrrevl
•mid ury* withdrawal nf large Mirk's govere.n-rt
southern i fllli.'lt and private ciUllock priv ate School Corp. wniclt
‘TTirough
the
conceited
effort*
N AACP had receirt-d complaints
Cblii*se Nation a ll. t f,-rt ev from the TaiT.cn Islands to the Com
had plaum d to reopen
l.iltle of Ihr government of the United lens.
Irom the Negroes seeking acho-d
Qir*moy ind Matsu If a depend h tu riils "fur the sake of peace '*
School* that are not Integrated
Slate* and Ihe N A A C I', the
'ntrgration
and
that
the
NAACP
No More Retreat
• b it c e ii ' fire ig m « m # n t can be
t.iiItr llock Private 9ch»o! Corp. now wilt nut necessarily be Inte
[had p *( , rvl on the crvntplainti M
•‘Today," he laid . "It i . Quo
m riie d out with the Communist*
has now been enjelmd »rd pro- grated In • Hay, a week «r even
| the tounty school bm id
w Dull**’ -cm erki on the offthorc moy, MaUu ami Taiw an. We have
hlhited irom operatiur C e n lril by ne*t year.
“
A*
of
this
ilste."
tiie
Iritcr
found
that
Ihe
policy
of
yielding
lalanda were m *Je r. „ -.a * conHigh, Hall High, Technical High
But a high-ranking Justice De
d«>e* not work The enemv's *psaid, "the Hillsborough County
Terence at w n Lr he aloo aald:
ami Horace Mann High,” Haney partment official
told United
School
Hoard
hat
made
mi
r
ffil
l i t would be witling to meet p.-lltc glows wllh eating. Wc will
A five-monthaitd Longwood baby, reported as dying in
lead Irom a pieparrd itaiem rnL. I’m * International th* court's
defend
all
territory
under
our
tn
comply
with
(he
dtcltlon
of
the
With Red Prem ier C lo t En-lat i(
" , , .Ths closing of our senior stern pronouncenirnl served no
.Seminole Memorial Hospital Saturday, was ti victim of suf I t 'S . .Supreme) Court and it*
there were .effort to think It jurisdiction."
high schools I* neve ihe lull ft- lle* on segregation hackers that
focation,
the
Seminole
County
coronet
said
today.
He Indi-afed the sltuatlor wvuld
Interpretation of Ihe U S. Consti
Would help K b » the Formoa*
!«pontlbllily
tile federal governefforts, direct «r Indirect, to
Wi'linm Brantley Davies, son of Mr. amt Mrs. Robert tution "
c r is is . lie daiiblr.l th<* wisdom of change rapidly If the Chinese
HI J C I J G J V U D iC /J
Ml)l tcd thr N A \ c p. It all
nullify Ihe tribunal’s drsegrrgv
Davies, smothered lo death when in* became wedded between If the Irnurd d o , not Initiate
people revolt a.-air. it the lu m
au.-h a mretlnr. at th li time.
i)uil« evident that they are thn edict will wind up In the legal
Ills m altiess and the wall, Cormier lliiifli Duncan, .mid in .taps to inu-giata the .chitol,. the P A T E R S O N . N J ( U P !) — Hare isready
lie aaw Impio* ora cut in the For munlst authorities.
to sacrifice Ihe educational waste basket.
|— — —
— — — — — — letter said, the NAACP w ill "trek riots involving JO lo iiip tecivag cr"When our people on the main an official report.
m osa situation over the pan two
opportunities lo r *,000 students to
Schemes Won't Work
Duncan aaid the Davies Infant
other meant of ending the canal ard adults broke out twice at a satisfy th iir consuming desire te
R icks and believed there waa I n i land rile in revolt and call lor
our help," he laid. "we canno- was the 10th tiffocation victim In
He said thr cuurt now has made
ellhood of war.
discrimination that dors rkist In high school foothill gamt Mon mi* lb* m c r i In our school, pub
It crystal dear to oouthernera
tile II illaiturough County school day,
lie did not believe the National- sit Idly by and turn a deaf Seminole County this year. He
lic or private."
Ihflr idllmal* choice I* halw-een
ry .te m ."
f - I’hlaese would ever be side (> ra r We a ir i.tore'ly hound to rille d the fwie "alarm ing" and
The violence, s i ftrri slopped by
Hr
read
Ihe
alairiuenl
ssi
Id*
return lo the Mainland u ejcr tilth lo the a il of our brethren said th.,t this county had only one
The NAACP is iJ it dors not a football roach, riuptml again on oflire and alto tn (rant of Cen integrated public schools or n i
th el; own atasm, as he put It. bul with a!! that wa have and are ." rate in •Hrec prrviou* years com
the playing field of Ihr lla u c rlc tral, where il was tsinlng brisk schools with any kissel of pun'la
C H E S T V IE W ( L T D — The 2t- "go around looking fur plaim .lfs"
bined.
be would not rule out the possibil
Stadium near Pairrtoi E a strid e ly. About a d<>ten student* lis Support — financial or otherwise.
and
does
not
t;y
to
"
s
tir
up
lltiga
Arcordlrg to the official rep e .j, y ra ru ld wife of r tavern owner tion." Rut
i t y that they might evenluslly *#’.
High S d ii-d , in u llin g U .he hos- tened. A* soon s* ha finished,
The only remaining alternative,
warned
lhat
u
n
l.s,
the Davies baby became wedded »a* charged Monday with inde school o lli. lals begins action, It p lla llra tljn <>f a potlrcman and
•here at s result of a Itungsriin
they alt ran fur rover (com Hi# be sal.I, would be truly private
cent
exposure
“
while
doing
a
tietween the wall and tl.c mat* r « revolution in Chin*.
Ihr a r ir s l of three Negro youth*. weather.
schools and ihete, he aald, would
to
*" Ihe aiil
(rets while M ia. Davie* was h in g hula hoop dance without a hoop- v*ou*‘'
Th a United State* w ill rounder
The rio» was the lecond H a re lip
mean education unlv for the ricti,
Negroai
who
have
<om
or an, clothe, "
f
**•«»«« '‘ h’ •*
ing
out
clothes
Saturday.
Duncan
taking the Formosa ertil* to the
of racial Irnsiou in liiree days at
‘ We've passed that staff In Ihii
plained.
ShrrtfCa
drpulici
arrested
Mr*.
*ald the side of the bahy‘ « bed
New Je rs e y high school football
country," said the official, wno
» lt«J Nations If Ihe #-nh*»,adornest to the wall had been Irweied beoU Mat Ilrown Sunday alter
'talks In Warsaw lend lo break
asked he not bf quotrd by name,
game*.
and that the child had rriled Ul* fW - e *1
baahaiwi t
down or II m ilitary activity in the
Th* brw al first bfoka »Hrt tw ,
Tho lirslin effect af ^fomltyS*
W
ARSAW
turn—
Recent N-- lgalnat Ihe Wall
II.mil
was
art
at
MOO.
are a I* increased.
opinion, in th* eyra of guvrromrnt
tween a gro‘‘p of while hoy* a id
lie ,aid Mr*. Davit* b*lieved
Dulles was aiked w nether If tio.iaibt successes in the Form ers
some Negro youth* during the
lawyers, was to knock oui all or
Strait have strengthened the nand h rr son to be aslrcp, hut lound
would not be Sout.d to work nut
alraoit all U n passed by anuththird Quarter of Ihe F.aatiidc<
i(
U
S
.
Amhsisador
J>
:
»h
Hearn
him to be dead when she finished
TU 5C U 5IR IA , AI* <I ’ l l >—Her
aoma withdraw) of the Nationalist
rrn iia tri In efforts to dodge
Kearny
g
sm
f.
police
tsid
.
EastIn hi* ceatc fire la lk i with Chi- n<-r washing. Thr child w ,i m illed man B yn l left Sheriff Ilaymor.il
MIAMI I U r i l — Flo ridi volrr* school migration,
forces on Qucmoy and Matsu
side
Coach
Art
Jm-her
managed
n e « e Communist Atvil»«»*»dor tr Ihr hospital here, bul e ffo rt, Whet ler a bit of advice after
since the llnllcd S la te , old no!
lu lutxluc tile flgh tril, and thr went to ihe poll* |(*lay In *
legal experts said Just about the
Second prim ary vvllh the political
aselieve the buildup had been per- Wang ling-nan, observeia .aid to lo irv lv e him were uiuurr* svfut. hitakin j; nut of fail for the sec
T A I P E I . Formosa ( U P I ) —U nit game vsum rd.
only
recourse left open to l-iutbIlunvan said the III cast s of sal- ond time this month.
ed S lat"* Marines Umicd * n Qurt ic u lir ly wise in Ihe Itrrl |,Ja-e. day.
Twenty tlvw
polictmrn
sum- vpulliyhl on local rlrrilu n * ami a era state, seeking to avert Inte
There even -vas W rite r a •pecu fo. atlon in (hr county sine# Jan. IS
"T h i* county need* a new jail moy w ill, alcht-iniH h o w ilirrs and mo" ,1 lo the seme «l Ihe f l i s l h iitrr light fur th* remaining scat
He replied that this wjuld drgration now is to abolish Drnlf
•wtul on Die circumstances. A lation the Communist*’ Strung wi-t* Ihe resu ll, to i great degree, worse than a dead man needs a turned them o'er lo NailorMlUl sign of violence startrd palfi-llng on the *ta*e Railroad and Puhlls public school sysUms altogether.
stand again*! (hr U .S. proposal of infants becoming entangled In i,jffin ," lly id wrote
Chinese
artlllcryireu. Informed the playing field and Ihr bleach Utilities l orn mission.
withdraw al a i a retreat under
snurcta In Tai|)ri -aid I -lav.
In Ihe only statewide election.
f ir e , he *s!d. wroi-’d not be det'r- for a e ra .* (lie might be crack bed entering*. In *om« cases, hr
er*. A IS y e n «ld Negro, who* ing
--nder
the
rombined
rlfe
c
t
o!
aihlcd, Die victim * had been Ic-livd A u l ' C t t H t
111)08
able br.rtise of the lin iu rt It
The s o u r.ri said ine Msrint* name wa* not dlicloi«d. allegedly Incumbent Je rry Carinr. live selfthe Qucmoy hl.ttaatle running and under p illo w ,,
Avould he*e on other counUte*.
IJH IS T U L, England l U P l f — The landed the »>■!( • pr*‘iH'llt-d eight* yriled an i n ,uh al one of H u po itjb d *‘elie.ip (w illtlrian," fare* (
Nalionalist air victories with U S ,
In tne Davie* case, Duncan p a ll'll mag a fine ul Ihe Glturi-h of iiirh rr* at night aUrn. Id days ago iiceinen.
rhaltrnger Jiin Dlanlon nf St.
Sidewinder air-to-air mlaailea.
said the child * no«r and mouth SI M ary's On Tite Quay cam " wit and set (hem In p*>*llii.n where Na
While the ol/ifer w n talking Augustine.
Ilut there wa* a lack of genuine had become wrdged against thr
Secrelary of Stair R. A. Gray
Andrew lira -k rn , principal nf
today with a ti-rilon giving rating lionllst gunners cetild reply to fled wllh the youth, hr was struck by
nptirni.m among W e itrm dlplo- m altie**, rutting <>(f his breathing.
tips. Editor Phillip Guide.< svid a rtillrry that has p«utid<-d the another teen a get, *n>l the riot prevllcted * sm all iutn„ut of lc ,s .Semlnoic High Jhh.Hil, tialay ,nld
m at., who feared (h r Sino-Amerl- T h r . 1*11(1 was ynr'de l» turn hi*
th an 500,0011, n.d even one tlilul (he deadline for r r s e ,vatiun* < 1
"tine invi-1 keep abets-l n* thr Qucmoy a since Aug. !3
Ur.ike out ag.sin.
can talk* might be drilling Into lit-atl because ul the |uitiUon
Deadly A rcural"
lim
es,"
The
other
recenl
conflict oc- of the total icgijtraUori of l,40U,- the sp n ia l foo, tuvlI train to F u rl
the stalemate that marked talks against the >*!l. he added.
Myers ha* been set tor Friday.
The A m rrlcan supplied weapons, tuned Frid a y night In A tlan tic OCO,
in Geneva between U .S. and Com
"The 10 d rafh i in this county
Carter led Blanlon by 100,300
Ilracken said that 3VA reserva
dcserlbcd as deadly act u. ale and City, when i local high school
O O RLAN DO , F la . ( U ' . l l - A ma munist repre»ental|ve*.
should setve a* a u a tn iig *.o par
n.le* In the llia t primary Sept 9 tion* must b# paid for on that dal#
High of
jo r power failure knocked out
NEW Y O R K ( U P I l - Subway with a range suflieirr* lo hll any tram met E i t. r r
The U S. Em b a.sy announced ent, to escrcise more caution,”
worn Iwo n lh rr ram lldalf* were *o that the I rain may !>« i bartered.
• Ic r lrtrlty throughout Orlando and todays* Wang Heam meeting waa
service wa:t for the blld* Monday. of the t'om munlil gun ,-mplaee- Union C ity . One f i ..i i hr-ke out
parta ol Winter P v k for more M | p(„ tporr(l for four hour* Duncan **ld. “ T h ii I* a heartThousands of tree swallows, mcnft alte llin , Qurnioy, were in between while and Negro students rliminalrd. fine of the defeated The train trip is bring sponsor*-than two hour* t oday, faming .
" . '
* , - p tn. It referred h iiakm ir • M-erletKc. If ciiildrvn heading south, stopped off at auh- stalled during a barrage by Ihe in the grandstands brlw ten the candidate*, Jim F a ir of Tam p*, by tha .Semlnnl# Boosters Club for
ate c o iT ic il In tne bed, It should
.
has ain,r tiled suit seeking to the roiivenlrnr* of football fan*
l adar-eontfol'cri Red a rtillrry hut halves.
giant traffic i n .,1 .. forcing lem to
,rom
10
"
m'
1
the "78th meeting"
of the am be tucked flrm l t tn p |r,e n t such
, . ' i l ! in Queens, causing th r u were no American casualhave Carter disqualified on nume who wish tn attend the “ anford
p o rary layoff* of seeeral thousand
That
avrap
was
broken
up.
but
bassador*, lying ihe Warsaw talks arrid rn U . Pillows should not be trains to be late.
kewrliere and Interrupting voting.
t in .
after the game, gangs of siudeni* rous allegations of election law Semlnoles-Fort Alyer* High School
with the *1 iftslons t^twren Wang Used."
football game, (Jet. J7.
The big howlt/i r* • • tb-llvered engaged In HgM* th rm 'lh ju l ihe v'-ilsilnn,.
The failure struck at 8 IT a m., ami U.S. Ambassador U. A letU
He levelled new charge, Mon
Round trip fare for thr football
during lha morning tra lflr ru*h,
byU
.S,
Navy
lei
•
i
.'
craft
*n.|
sfadlutn
a
rc
*.
WASHINGTON l U P l i - T h a
Johnson in GeneVa.
day night liras* alloi tie) * Who • pecill is td l’K. The train will b«
and ear* piled up fu r block alter
House Distri-t of Columbia rant- were brought Horn Ok.. * * a UThe four hour delay presumably
have represented ell'-nls liefoie loaded on a siding al French Avv.
J lock w h i" ine traffic IlgM* wrn! was to lei one ambassador or the P | Q C g ( j O n M o r k e t
miltee said Monday II had In laute the Natiuoab-(- anialirr and
ihe Commission a r e hvlpii.g flnan .uul .Ststh Street in Hanford. A feless
accurate
I6i
and
181
mllli
I t . Parking "m eter maids" urre other seek further inriructlom
order an rs lra print! ig ol it* ID.Uk
ce Carter's campaign, lie named rript from Ihe Kendo!* High
called out to help direct traffic from hi* home government.
ST JD S E P tr. Mich. (U P D - It school Integration rv|.oit tiers use m rlrr a itillc ry was ns milch for
eight luclt law vers hr said have School office will snlitla |K rton*
the
Communist
gun*.
Ihe
informed
In downtown areas.
didn't take long for aomrune to ol demand in recent weeks.
donated anywnere from Uri to to passagr. Intcre*te-I person* may
sources s .id . Tne to%< md |V.* a ir
The big Martin Aircraft plant
thick of an accrswiry for hula
K E Y W E S T . FI*. IU I'I» —T h e
__________ ‘ call FA ; »&g._____________________
conventional artillery u* a U.S. Navy acarrn rd loday Inr i m iss $1,000 to Carter.
(old moie than t.Ouo worker* to
hoops.
Army
division.
t a k r Ihe m»rning o ff until elec
SIN G A P O R E lU 'M ) — Mayor
Two St. Joseph markets are sell
ing "subm arine hunter" plane
BRANDON, M ill. * U P H - Miss
Hie eight I riche it t orrd one of
tric ity wal rrlto retl. Voting ma Ong Eng Guan said l<-day hr will Ing hols hoop skirts.
itsippi t ifliria l, w ill hold a big their first Qurnn-j vhio ric* on with 10 men aboard, (eared In '
Chines were temporarily idled, hui lead city councillors and 1.300
Manufactured locally. Ihe gl tits ■welcome homt" rrlehration litre
h a ir crashed In the *»a o ff the
Sept. Ht when they blew up a Com
ta le r twitched to manual control white collar worker* In "O pera skirt is tied onto the hoop
Irld u y for Ml*, America, Mary munist ammunition dump aero-, Florida K ey*.
fo r a runoff Democratic primary. tion Big Sweep" Wednesday. They
A draw string allows It to be Ansi Mobley, a llrand-in girl.
tm d r. J a n ie , J . Hum ford, oper■me of the narrow necks of water alinttf i.lll.e r at Kcv West NnVal |
Syd Johnston, director of public w ill kick »ff ih r m siu r * anti worn a* a twinging skirt, an over
scpaiating
the
Qucrnny
bland
llrie
r
week
liy
saccpiny
Ihr
streel*
UHon!
for
the
O
ritn
Jo
U
tJitIc*
silr iionnrl o r pisl about juv way
K
Air Station, laid there had been
Them
complex from Red larrito ry.
immission, said (he failure W»i from i r , m. to no-<n.
Ihe riiild • imaginatten ta n devi>r
no word fiom the lung overdue
LO
S
A
N
G
I.I.K
S
(
U
l
’l
i
—
If
you
•“susrd by a "break iwltch failure
plane ainre J M pm . i l l . , Mon
can't
lieat
'em,
Join
'em.
In the main plant substation."
day.
l . i ' t m.,t Ih Itosi p jc k r tl |o*t a
SAN FRANCISCO (U l'l >- Sivly | house* on the Miutheaii aide ot
The Civil Air Patrol and Air
The plane wa* due lo return
well
publlriled
campaign
!»
save
guard,, armed wilh carbines and the Island.
1‘o rre a! McCoy A ir Force Has*
from
a
Mtullne
lislnlng
flight
al
-me ol h i, mother's rental proper
m ille d emergency nowirr ur.:*.» lu
8:Jo p m llum foid laid it had only revolver,, prowled fog swrpi A l-1 'no- search had been going on
ties from becoming pari ol the
hospital. In Winter Park ani Or
enough fuel to last l *o and on*- rairal Island today in search of fl)r about an hour when a sharpTh*
Children’s
Roma
Society
of
■
iolt’rn Slate Freeway.
lando. Iloipllal sources said the
a convict who with a companion eyed r-rwm*n of a Coast Guard
Florida
Will
hold
a
get
acquainted
[
half hours a fle r that time,
Now, P uckrit ha* a new Job—
fa ilu re c«mc while several opera
patrol boat spoiled Johnson.
Navy officers Said Ihe plane was tried la "t>c*l the lock.1
lumheon O rl. 7 *1 17:15 p m. at
in
tne
Hii-liway
Department
*
tlo i.s were In progrvsa. Some sur
Til* mDsIng man w*« Aaron
lie was tlatidlng vital olfshnre,
i I* TV, a two-engine ci aft *ent
Jim Fpenter’* lle,t.vur*nt here
eviction
icetion.
g e ry had lo be continued by
Member, nf (he s|H>n«oring r->m- only the day liefoie It wa* I" Haller Burgrtt. Z9. a rangy gun up to hi* a a iil In thr rh ill w a irri
^ ^ a h llg b l.
WASHINGTON ( t l ’ l i - Two Monday that Vasco was a "pub
m irie r, and direetoi* of thr So- have started Its training In anti man from SI. Louis. Ills compan on the » c-t sid* «>f the Isla-d.
ion. Clyde Johnson, SO, a Memphis Th-vrugh ehslterlng teeth, he said:
. neighbor* were at oou, today be pi..-van,<" who tormenti them
rlr ty In Seminole County w ill hr submarine warlarr today.
over the edorvut effect* of nut* by choking food with e*otlc, bul
The names and rank! of the 10 hank robber, waa caught several
"We made a goto! try and II
present. Tt»» orgsm tailcn I* on#
door barbecue eockerv — a titua- sm rtly, seasoning on the grill in
of lha participatin ' agencies in the men ahoaitl the plane we,e with hour* afler they overpowered i Just didn’t w ork."
lu-v (rnurht with Implication* fot hi* pstio
Seminole County United Fund let- held prwling the outcome of Ihe guild and disappeared.
Harry lie tried
Ilurgrlt and Juhnvou flashed a
all of suburbia.
In e big “ welcontr In, ne cere- i mi citlse n , invited to attend the M-srch. Iturnford mid all »-rie
The wind, tbty said, blows the
Rtue with ,oM , he wa* huitlvd
Ja y c e f, will see a demnnstuknlfa in the lace of guard I I * . o il
W aller Juhnson of nearby Mar
•nornin - I#l*fl»#u# w ill ha»r an opportunity i v rlrra n flie rs and well Gained.
t„ the warden’* ofli * . When h#
tion of direct distance dialing at low Heights, Md., swine rut a fumrs in Us tile Juhnson kitciien u !"» ptannrd hirnorri.
to become acquainled with thr I
■
■ . ■ ---- - —
Milter ih u rily alter 3 p m Mon
ihrot-gh
their
back
door
—
Upset
I
.-jfo
id
pilo*s
h*vr
u*
«-r
rail
came face lo face wllh Latimer,
th etr lunrh-on meeting Thurs
services
nf
the
Sorirly
In
Semin
*
_
.
.
»
.
w arrant against Anthony J , Vas ting their own efforts lo , * l .
day.
ed ->lf Tho Navy crews arrived
Johnson ttld :
d a y.
ole
County
rnd
other
counties
in
,
J
W
O
M
0
T
6
^
U
a
l
i
i
y
Aald
Rost
Writing
co, ch atging him with "Jeopardt;
Tha Dsm anstratloi w ill be given
‘‘Sometime, Ihe Visco* burr jw thia afternoon.
“ Surry 1 let you dowu. 1 wish 1
ing
Ihe
life
and
health"
of
John
“
They
Jumped
me
wllh
a
1
rife
by
*• fitie-lden. manager of
.
a grill or t e , a id have three
»x>cal NAS pilots who had Iwrn
hadn't dona it."
Randall Ch*,e and Roy Holler
Son with tha ouoia from
and
tutd
me
Ud
be
all
right
II
I
**
' , going ** "Oca out there," Johnson award the I SS Saratoga for th* uthtn> Belt, Sanfoid. A rt Harris ble barbecue grill
Seminole Couny diiectui*
Latimer gave him a »l*m
was good," 5 lllic r Said, "(h e n
program rhalrm an.
Tw o
m o te
n n ih - l- u
to d s i
' said.
past nine month, were sehedmrd
lj]e
Dowid.
glsnce but laid, nothing.
Johnson
waa
incensed
by
the
they slipped away In th* fug.”
Kaiph R is bt announced that
qualified
for
the
Haul
wd
*!ity
to
srriv
t
tomorrow
at
i
a
.
or
Mr*. Vas.o .! f*rfe d her hus
Ine search continued for Rjr*
Bott. men *>ei# outtHe the p rii
plana have been completed far amelia w afltd lo bla nostril* oy ha- I s culinary a iu iD y , saying A change in plans hrouynl t..*m
Commission poit In be filled li
on walls and veoiklng ->n a gar. gett. The guards wer# matched In
F I a > even tion Week, OeL M l . V » tc ? 'i backyard -befery ,T h e
the
Nov.
4
aleet’on.
L c n V 6 8 F o r In d lH
he eo.ika only th" normal g rill- 1home at Z p m. today.
TN# Jayreae w ill meet at Ihe Fire Johnson* and Vascoi H ie snugly
Filing paper* this morning ware Iwg* detail at the time. They told pairs to search th# cave# and
type food such a» steaks, chops,
Cereironie*
whlrii
enu|d
he
re-1
ROME (UTM>— U .S - Seerertrv Wight Klrtley, who Is ai-nwiaie-i Miner a getaway 'sm eb waa rock* rereisei along the Island
In
connec"r.
f
le-wl-d
e
t
a
c
h
e
d
HI H im O .t. •, fu te ta or the Saa7 u o r j Roberi B. A der- with bli f a C * - . C. || K lrtle y , In w * ""* ! I«r them.
shore*. One guard U each leans
house* on a plot of ground TO feel hamburger and hut doge. She dr •ehedulrd were brtd r the ba.«J„f
"yrd F ire I'*pa-tni*i*t.
nle'i snjr attempt was made to litis allernoon.
son K avr* today for N*1* Delhi, KAW F'ruit Co., and K«*irtr War
n feel deep.
bii-iut IS m i n u i r i slier the carried a carbine #r neolfar t#
Isvqiairirf made at th* Informs- wide and
| Those arriving In MaypoH on India, where he will attend the an- rl*. a acho-d teacher.
Johnson D an In fe ru ll Revenue sir.ube nut th* Johnson*.
search began Miller wa* found, cover Ui* i s c o l d man, wb#
a g * BovKh during the week of
Th* c.'seos wer* tailed la in ' the .Saratoga arc experted about nual meetlni. of Ihe boar * of dir
Service agent and Vasco Is s cat
V e p L M V totaled 45.
Fl-e oilier ra-alidate* precious his eyes and mouth bound Ughtly walked ahead unarmtd. ThU wag
. lU ftta a tlo m atilt are available aloging supervisor w lih the office court to past Do cash on a 1500 8 JG p. nt. tomorrow. They will be ector# of the Intrrnatlonal Mone ly qualified for ih* seat nowr held wllh rlcrih and hll wrlits ..n! I t* lo prevent th# missing man from
lx nd pendint- a herring tn lly rtts- met by police carort at Ihr city tary Fund, Ih* World Hank wot the by David fialrhel, recently elect- l-ound with r»pe II was lying In Jumping an armed guard and gala
IVpaya riajb u u s# T V of Ihe ate nlaiy of defens.
Johnioa sod bla w it* eJaiuiwJ vlbr, Md., 1‘tflic# Cuml Oct. I .
ilium* and u k ta W Unix U*iiavk». li.lernivioual ITuanca Coipar*lion. •ri lo Ui# i minty Cuutuualuu.
Oat L
th* brush Jue*. below toma guards’ ting a gut.
U. S. Would Urge
Troop Withdrawal
After Cease-Fire
Baby Suffocated;
10th '58 Victim
Race Riots Flare
Among Teen-Agers
Af iPrCPV fianipc
•<!
New s Briefs
Unique Hoop Dance
it
Formosa Successes
'Strengthen' U. S.
Proved His Point
Low Vote Expected
In Florida Today
(Tig Guns Delivered
By J . S. Marines
Of |
Friday Deadline
For Grid Special
Power Off 2 [fours
In Orlando Today
Birds Halt Subway
Report In Demand
Hula Hoop Skirts
Navy Hunts Plane
Off Florida Keys
To Sweep Streets
Beauty Home-Bound
Con Tries To 'Beat Rock/
Guards Prowl Alcatraz
H<e Joined
Home Society Sets
Luncheon Oct. 7
Odors Sail into Kitchen,
'Backyard Chef' In Court
Pilots Here Today
As Plans Changed
Jayceec Will See
Disfance Dialing
For City Election
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2 5 ,1 U I
Oviedo News
W ife Afraid O f
Hot Rod Racer Kills H er
i
Smathers Called 'Contact' In Probe
By MARIAN R. JONES
The children of the Beglnner'r
WASHINGTON (UPl> - House ally had withheld the n aaas of all FBI agents by Lee M. E rktls. a
Department of the F irit BapUit
| Pittsburgh lawyer and Television
Church were entertained with ■ Investigator* beard ehargua ywa three.
Oliver Eastland, assistant chief 1 City atockholdcr.
end-of-the-year party at the home tt rday that Sen. George Smother*
of Mrs. Charlie Dlihman. head of (D-Fta.) ahd democratic m ayor invastlgator for the subcommit
Eckel*
the FBI that ha had
the Department, recently. Asrisl- David Lawrence of Pittsburgh tee, testified in reply to questions braid "rum or* from some source
suurcel whlrb he did But reIng Mrt. D l'h m ia w ai MUi mad* behind the scenes sootacta today that Law rence. Democratic . .or. ---------I p s w ic h , i u u . ( trp i) - a G eoffr, sevenmontlu-old.
with
Fedsra!
Communication! candldst* for governor of Pen- t4 l| ^
McConnaugbey "w as so
The kllllns took place Sundry Yvonne Xing.
la th e r • Jacketed hot rod s i c t r
allegedly co n fu te d today Hut he afternoon after F ro it and k b wife
G am ti were enjoyed by the Com mlaslower members ia a TV ns) tvama. wrote FCC Commission- j |l(m n ( o r tempting to lo lltit |W.srs R U hardT . B artley and Rleh-iooo from Telsvliloo City, Inc
H IM hli vtfo bocitue >bo feared bad stopped their t a r to argue. young group end favor* d litrib at channel award ease.
Investigator* also named George *rd*A. Mack In behalf of one o f ! for hia vote,
Re would Injure hlmeelf In ■ r ite . Sat. Joseph Arctic laid. F ro it ed. after which delicious refrerhC. McConnaugbey a* the form er the charnel applicants—Television
polk* u ld Georg* H. Froit. I*. drove the car oft lha road into menli were rerved by Mr*. Dish- Fl'C thalrm an, previously uniden
He said he also heard "another
City, Irr
m in and M ill King.
rumor ' from source* that he ttiJ
admitted slaying hi* wW», Alice, deep, (rotated woods.
tified,
who
was
said
in
testimony
KavlUnd
said
the
Isttei*
weie
" tie told ur be took a hammer
U , bgrjInf hor ond ihen tailing
AtUnding were: Lance Mure, Tuesday to have received and written to the commissioners not recall that McConnaughe)
was attem pting to set up an s r
MtfcorlUM
oho
h id "disap from the car and beat her bead Ben Wheeler, Tommy Malcolm,
solicited bribe offers for hli vote when the cate ww* undar adjudl- '
" V,
peared." P ro it led police to the In,” A relit raid.
Charles Aulln, Janet A leiander,
* h‘eh h« w<>u,d
In the Pittsburgh Channel 4 cate. cation. FCC rule* forbid off the "" I* ™ * 0 *
receive 130,000 a year for a 10••Froit bad a above! in the car Angela Ray, Ronnie Metcalf. Ka
well-bidden irovo.
The three men were mentioned terord contact* a t such a time,
year period” fur hia W e from
Police C*pt- r r in k Stickpolc and tried It to d l| a grave ami tie fie ry , Carol Wheaton and M ar In testimony before the Hou*e contact* i t such a time.
WCAK, Inc., another appLrs.nl.
n td the ham m er slaying c llm iitd bury hit wile. The crave w it tha Rsdfidale.
Influence • in*eitlgatlng subcom
The Investigator also irtd Into
McConnaugbey hai denied he
Tha Intermediate GA'a of the mittee. The subcommittee origin the record an affidavit given to
tn argument over whether Frost about th r u feet deep and we
ever waa offered or solicited a
■Mild drive a friend'* hot rad car found Mr*. Froat'a body lying First Baptist Church uf Oviedo met
(a re down, the Hammer on lop Monday tv e n ln f at the home of
bribe.
b a race n eat Saturday.
Mrs. J. Y. Ifarrii. Mi«» Linda H ar
• Mr*. F ra n wa» ifrild her bus- of her.”
In Pittsburgh Lawrence's ullt;e
After the killing, F ro it diove on ris was hostess for the occasion.
band mlihl gel h ert while racing
litued a statement saying he had •.o
llud'on,
N
II
,
i>
Ihe
hot
rod
Mrs. B«l« Ragsdale and Mrs. Bob
the car, police lild svkcd FCC membet* fur quick
Froit, charfed with murder In ri.ee he had m ljln allr -dinged lo Ward, were In charge of the meet'
action on assignment of new TV
Jptwjrh' district court, »*ld be w s ilw tlc h with his wife ‘ Then he re , , n | r#noirlB r o»e business, Mary
channel* to his city. His leper to
•sorry,"
police said. Thr eoupl* j jw le d his wife missing. A rciit Ana gbylon gave the Study Book
( Bartley said, • I know the owerrv
•lorry," police
•aid
Rad two children, Roger. 1, and
Course.
of Television City, Inc., periooalty and feci that the Initial dec!Dslitioui
refreshment*
were
MIAMI (U P !) — Negro leader* j students seeking
idmisslun to non (fo r the application) was
served by Miss Harris, sisivtcdI
| today pledged their “entire *o wh“« tchool* in the county
'logical and fair.”
by Mill Julia Gore.
He said "W* look to Mr. O r'*
E astland alio
taitifted
that
Delicious
refreshment*
w e re : operation" to a proposal by State
arranged a meeting
DADK CITY (UFI>—Judge A .iv e rslty of Florida Law School. He served by Miss Harris, **si*ted by Hep. John D. O rr Jr., calling for Pr0P°'»J with confidence md si Smstbera
t hlue ribbon legislature of local • PMtlhlt solution to the problem | June II. 1937, between then CornJ . Haywood J r ., tha irm tess w ai
county Judge in 1950. Mis* Julie Gore
>miisioner Mack and Richard BerThose present Included Miss high school students lo draw up facing the nation.
Jurin of Paaco County, has re- jn jp jj j,e was r |tetl a i the mo»t
Polnling to squabble over tenud j tin. Identified as a H u n t (\>nv
a plan for gradual desegregation
Julie
Gore.
Mits
Suisnn*
P
artin,
llgntd and been committed it hl» | #BUtandtog hlw l|eilMM«j man In
integration in U tile Rock, ,\vk , eaecntive. WCAE *** a Hearst
MUi Nsney EM#*, M ia IJnd* of public school*.
ewn
reoueit lo a stale mental ^
^
hy ^
*wn request
and Virginia, he said 'we ca inot affiliate The mtcling was held
The
Negroes,
he*-led
by
the
Harris.
Mis*
Bessie
Fleming,
Miss
hospital, It was disclosed Ute
Society for Crippled Children and Marilyn M athars, Miss Junie Firm Rev. Theodor* Gibson, also prom afford sny interruption of our vfhen the case was under ad;udiWednesday.
educational process.”
cation.
Judge Haywood, wbu was butn Adults, Inc. The Florida State Ing, Mbs Gladys Alford, Mia* ised to halt all legsl action by
He told newsmen and several I
-----------------------parents trying to get their chil
Carol
Alford,
Miss
Ann
Lundy.
without arme, tendered hit resig Ju n io r Chamber of Commerce
Mis* Marjr Ann Slayton, and dren admitted to white schools—If civil leaders attending a lur.-nron
nation Tuesday and was sent to named him one of the slate's
Missel Rita and ftandra Cha mit the plan la accepted by tha Dade that the closing of puhlic arhivil
the lisle m ental hospital at outstanding young men of 1PM.
and ''ptlchwork education," -ueh
County School Hoard.
er*.
Chaitaliooehee following a eema t has been carried "tit In Vfrfl*
Haywood was unable to obtain
Those who attended the Cottage
Orr, currently engaged In a
mlttmrnt hearing In Tampi be- artificial limbs because he Is with
nla
and at Little Rock, Ark.
fore lilllsborough County Judge out even stumps of arm s. But be Prayer Meeting held at the home t (,*rp political fight for re-elec "can hippi-n here, and Soon" un
Of Mr*. II. R. 8*ecer im Monday lion over his stand for Integration,
W. C. Urooker. The resignation makes up for his handicap by
night, arrived lo find the house suggested the plan for Dade less tome new alternative is
h effective Oct. I.
telling his feet do most of the without electric lights Sally met County hut added that he hoped offered.
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Henry
A phyilclan said the Jtyear-eld work. He shaves and write* with us at the door with a lamp to
Orr said the plan drawn up by
It would offer the whole South a him and a com m ittee of eltlter.s W. (The Dutchman) Grunewald,
Judge "has been III for some his feet, eicept while In offire, light our way.
solution to the problem.
would "provide at leait one year'* one • tim e Influence peddler tr d
time."
,
where hr writs* by holding a pen
As we w ere seated In th» spa
Gibson
said
the
parents
would
delay”
in the desegregation of •'m ystery m an,” died here early
He said Haywood "needs hospi In h li teeth
cious living room, we could not be advised to withdraw all lesal
today afte r suffering a severe
talisation for
a
number or
help but think back to childhood maneuvsrt on behalf of lha Negro Dade County schools
stroke. He was <3 years old.
The legislator outline* 10 steps
months ind be res lltcs It.” Thr
days, and visit* to the country—
Grunewald was stricken In his
In
the
program.
doctor added th at the Judge ‘ has
when lim p light was all they had.
First, the county school board apartm ent Monday and taken to
g good bit of Insight and hli
STAMFORD, Conn, _< U PI) - We thought of the miracle of prowould accept the We* then *p. Georgetown University Hospital.
— the advantage we all
ehiacei of recovery *r* trecF Postal officials in HUmfnrd have gresa
„
point an adult advisory rommlllre He never regained consciousness.
good.”
proof Ihst a brisk walk every Hay enjoy from our elertrleat appllAt the lim e o( hit death, he
a
_
t
.S i L
«*-1 _ _ . . . . _ a _ I _ l a —. ■ ■ J a . A * l l a «
of
seven men and seven women
ancea. Then we tried to visualise
1 Haywood submitted i resigna keeps a man healthy.
based on thr county'* school dis was aw aiting retrial on charges of
the
future
generation
with
atomic
tion tn October, 1PM, and entered
Postm an Edward O'Cunnur, M.
tricts The com m ittee would In conspiring to fix Income tax suits.
• Miami hospital. But tha follow- retired after having walkad an power Instead of electric.
Hr was convicted of the charge
clude
tome Negro members.
We
thought
of
hnw
much
we
lag month be withdraw it and estim ated 1 U.OOO miles over hli
In 1933 but the Supreme Court set
Secondly,
community
N
eg
ro
return'd his duties.
loute In almost SO years. He left really Had lo pray for — and that
leaders would have ail taw suits the conviction aside lait year on
Haywood la a graduate of i with a year and a half of unused was tb# occasion—Cottage P rayer
and application* for the admission gruunds that the Judge had InMeeting.
Stetson University and the U ni-1sick leave to his credit.
of Negro pupils to while schools riruclrd the Jury Improperly.
Mitt
Luis
Rudde'l,
program
___
WASHINGTON (UPII -D em o - withdrawn.
A second trial last July ended
chslrman of the eircle. presided.
p*rty leader* (ell Into two
witii a hung jury and a third
The
adult
com
mittee
would
set
Mrs. T. 11. Daniel, WMU pr*»i achoots today about how to get
trial was scheduled for next
dent, added a few words to those the must political benefit from up the agenda, rules and proce
dure for the student leglslsttire month.
uf Miss lluddell,
the Sherman Adam* cate. Hut
Grunewald, sometimes called
The fouith step would tie rtre
Despite bad weather, a g<»d both agired it could yield them
"Tlie Silent Dutchman,” figured
(Ion
of
an
M
rnem
ber
itudrnt
many gathered fur th« uccatlon political dividends right up to
legislature by high school student* prominently in House investiga
These Included Mr*. T. II. Daniel, election day.
on* representative for auch too tion* of tax (candali In 1S3I-3I.
Mias Lola Ruddell. Mrs. L A.
There was grumbling among
He once boasted that he had
Hardy, chairm an of th» Mary some Democrats became party or major fraction, students In
many friends In both parties in
each
of
the
county's
IT
high
Imwton Circle: Mrs. J. G. Bca* chairman Paul M. Butler aaked
high places in thr nation's capi
litre U th a newest In the
ley; Mrs. 11. H. 8|wncer; Mi* A and took equal r a f o and tele schools.
IVT I.HAGUE «
Orr «*ld this would result In tal, where he had lived uff and
D. Metcalf; Mr*. D. W. Wlllla; vision lime Tuesday night hi re
ftt white pupil* and 13 Negri on since the Kids. His caieer at
Double flap bark pants
Mrs. Charlie Dish man; Mr*. J . B. ply to Adam's
Monday night pupil*. Hie student candids'ei, one tim e or irxdhrr Included job!
In wash 'n wear ml lea.
Jones, J r.; Miss Loi* Ruddell; tpreeh Adams at that timo an
Orr *ald. shoutd tie in thr u p |i- with such varied nrganltalioni a*
Mr*. Alex l^ ln h art.
HOY'S BIZ EH 4-11
nounced his resignation
rlilcl third of their d as* acholastlcltlv, the Justice Depaitment and the
side lo President Elsenhower and certified to tie of high character Republican National Committee.
said he had been a victim ol a by religWus or civic leaden ind
campaign of vilification.
have th* written approval of llsrlr
MENU BIZ EH i l l *
Butler's Democratic c r it I e a parents.
feared he might damage the
The legislature would then draw
Sums sign* of the tim et: on a Democratic cause by an time- dp * plan fur gradual desegregt
(uuntry
vlorr near Hatrivillr, slraintd partisan a I I i t k on linn of thr county'* public schools
LAST SHOWING
Mitt.: "lee Cold Ice." tn a New Adam*. These complaints were and submit It to the *ch<>o1 boatd
•f I new cullies. *'D"*'t
1 our r
York City hook store: “Come in muted when they dlt.-wereJ But- fur sduption and modification t>y
Walt
OPEN 12:1j
Jong, their going fail."
ard brows* but don't touch—the Itr w it making, for a paity chair next June
• C o u r te s y
salesgirls.'' On a Chicago ta il: man, a fairly mild reply.
Orr said h* felt that no state
• C o m fo rt
"Pass left—o r past «n ” In a
Republican Natlunsl Chairman laws could legally block Imple
Rnchoter, N. Y., tnysh'-p: "Ye* Meade Alcorn did not regard mentation of the students’ plan
• C tiio e in r n r e
we have hoop* darn 111*' In a Butler's speech as tuft on Adams. for dc*cjrvj|atlon. He reportrd
Cincinnati lu p rrm ark et during a
"After planning and rxecuting that student leader* in six high
re arrangement of the window dis a political lynching, he (Itutler) schools—lour while and two Negro
play. *'We trim our windows—not Insisted on frea Ulsvlskin time to —already had endorsed th* pro
our ru tlo m rrs." (>n a Votkswagon be seen In th* front row of the posal.
In Connecticut: "Help us. stamp mourners," Alcorn said.
Gov. LrRoy Collins, allsnrllng
out Cadillacs."
*
BuUrf was given |hs same 10 the Southern On«ernor» Confer
minutes lime by two television ence In Lexington, Ky., was not
and Hires radio networks that available for comment.
Adams had been allotted. An
PEA ISLAND. N. C. - ( I T U — other radlo-TV network g av e
More than 10,000 Greater Snow equal time to Chairman O rrn
Gees* spend each winter at the Harris iD-Ark.l of the tlouie tub
C 4 r\ r l
Pea Island National Wildlife Re commlttre which rrvealed Adam*
RIDEl-IN THEATPE
fuge, tome 3,*00 acres In the had scrupled gilts from hit friend
National Seashore Park <>n H at Bernard G»Rlfine, the Boston busi
TONITB A FRIDAY
Aod a rkected »*»M said,
ters* Itlend. The Snow (lees* a r nessman who had troubles with
kte f*ik*r-U* d*v*k*r '
HUOWING
AT 1:»0 A 10:11
rive In early November and leave government agencies.
Jan. 3.
— 4 u g l 6*9 uiwn
WW.uopkk
Butler said "puliticil expedi
EFREM ZIMBAUS1.JR. ... tuig*
IllXIti
ericy” and not a Democratic plot
M O IU IU M * OVOSKMU-ino
uccchh
L tvvrAis
■u m » i n . * . . « » » iH « ie» ai
had forced Adams out of the
*u*v »Va t
Mil A Main* -4 U r i) -R n b h y Whit* House. Both he and Harris
mmail Dm
Ellison, 13, returned tn school |H0 said th* clamor for Adams' retlg.
nits
F E A T U R E : 1:23 - 3 :3 1
Itiwrric*.
W it
richer after selling more than I.- nation esme not from Democrat*
m till
0<H) worm* lo fishermen this sum but from Republicans running fur
6 :1 3 • 8: | |
mer.
uflice this year.
PLUS AT 1:13 ONLT
SATURDAY
Dade Negro Leaders Say
Integration Plan O kay
Armless Judge Quits; Enters Hospital
; Henry Grunewald,
Dutchman/ Dies
Walking Healthy
3.98
(
1
7
||
11:1
Hi
II
Democrats Seeking
To Capitalize On
Adams' Departure
Signs Tell Story
Of Life In U. S.
4.91
List
Done
Told
Me*
Bird Sanctuary
1,975
220
1)34 Ford Mainline—t Door Heater— 1,095
Tara tflgaala — J/Too* Paint—
White User Green. A 'c r y Clean
And Economical Car
973
120
1*37 Chevrolet lie — I Door Sedan I 1,793
1,375
220
1133 flid.mobile Super — M - 4 Ibwr 1,393
llydrumallr—Pooer Brake* and
Mcerieg—Htdio— llciter — T ilt,
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1,195
200
1*13 Cadillac — 41 — 4 Door Hydra- 2.
m ailt—I'sa e r Electing * Brake*
Air Condittoning — Tinted Glass
Kadin A Ilsater — Voa Can't Af
ford Ta Mis. This
2.193
300
1133 lluich
Century
Riviera Coup* 1 inn
Dynafl-iw - Power Brahro-Tinted ’
Glass—Radio — Heater — I/ln n t
White (Her (Hut With Whit*
Wall Tire*. Very Nice
I ore
'
220
1933 Ford Customliu* 4 Door Hia. W'gn.
V-S Ford-omallc — Red .tad Whit#
Plastic Interior Which la In Per
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Show Room New
1,393
1,275
120
995
895
100
lyltnder. I'owerglWe — litairr.
This Car* la Perfect Fee The Low
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Like New
1933 Ford Covtomliue — I Door Sedan
Ferd-omatlc — Heater — Color
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1.393
200
1933 Old.mobll* 94—4 Door
tk — Power Urakeo
Steering — Radio —
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Local tin* tlw aer Car
1,295
300
J .IM
200
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*
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1938
I'nlltd PrtM Leaned Wirt
NO. 270
Vanguard Tries To Orbit Moon
a
Odds A g ain st It;
Success Unknown
Three Ships Crack
Quemoy Blockade;
Fire ' Murderous'
THIS IS THE CAR That suffered when Jerry Smith nnd Tommy Freeman tan Into it
with a motorcycle on French Ave. yesterday afternoon.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Peace, Dulles
Says, Is Up To Reds
TAIPEI lUPI t—Three Nation*!iot Chlne-e ihipt cracked the
Communlat blockade today and
unloadrd Sorely needed supplies
despite a merderoua artillery
*bombardmri t
The A!r Force
elaim rd it* second aerial victory
of the week.
th e NatlonaliM convoy «*• the
ftr«t to rrarh ()uemoy since Mon
day. Thrre LSTa lowered landing
barge* a mile offshoie while IW 1
or more M1017* (warm ed over
head and did not attack.
Eirhteen landing barge* crawlrd
THIS IS THE MOTORCYCLE Anti still beside it thr " Pro
down the LST bow ram ps ard ject Workbook in Driver Education for I ' m with Sports
mor»d glng*rlv to *hore ’hrou.h
manlike Driving. ” Thr vvurkltonk tliil not help Tommy
heavy artillery burst* Iro n lied
Freeman who was taken to th r hospital lor surpery.
gun* that have rer.od In on Ihe
t lift.ihl Staff I’hoto)
yellow sand* of Uau l.u beach It
ia < one of l.tr biggest landln;
t'A l'E C A N A L E It A I., Fia nothing to report. You can put
lU PD —The Navy’* •rveuth Van - 1your own lnlrrprrtaU«>n on that.**
guard rocket bla<|rd high Into the | If thr orblti.ig wa« s-jrce**ful,
*kie* amnothly l<>day. but whether *.-lrnll*tt had evpectrd to know
It pul a nrw weather eye •atel,itr within two hour*, after rrrelvlnf
Into orbit remained in quratiun.
rrport* from around the globe.
Two ami a half hour* after thr
Ten minute* after the launch*
filing
m
.n g at 10.38
io os a tn
m a * j u r . B « i |„g. , he N.vy had announced that
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MW.
all three -tag,* nf the m cket tired
•uc.-ritfully and In pmper •<-.
Negroes To Appeal
Schools' Transfer
Decision 01 Judge
By BIIYCK MIIJ.F.R
t'n llrd Prv»» Inlematlonal
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (U P D <perattonv, bu: th- tjpplie* wire
Tlir National A**ociatlon For The
only a fraction of thite needed on
Ailvancrm#nl of Colored People
(jtrm ov.
* n eapecl.d t.xliy to appeal a
O re if the lanj.ng vei*.-ts capfederal Judge'* rejection of it* re
•iteil while it tne way to the
quest to forbid the U tile Itork
beach with e ju t C hlni'e and foi- School Hoard from leasing the
sign cnrretpu'idont* il»oa -1. Sev-1
| city's four rloi-d high achoolt aa
en of them we.# r » r o r - I 1° ’•
private segtcgalrd inatltiillon*.
Sirens
screamed
thrt>iit;h
Sanford
yentorilay
afternoon
Ul’I
C .rce*pnn»ti-nt
Chatles
I 'S . Diiliict Ju-1!# John G.
NEW Yl'IlK (L’P D —Secretary actively if the Communlttv step non profit association if b rines* Smith, who watched t ' # convoy when a rash of false alarms and accidents kept fire and law Miller'* derision Thursda* i t ; - t r
ef S u it John Foster Dull** put up their attack* <>n Qurntoy and men dealing with Alia
operation, v.d it li»a' it was only enforcement departments hopping for several hours, utiliz endy left the door open for open
the question of w ar or peace In other off ahora island*.
Washington diplomat* were d i a moral victory for the National- ing all of their equipment.
ing of Ihe schools, perhaps by
the F ar E ait squarely up to the
“Although the United State* It vided over whc’.het DuRe. «** i»ti elncc hundred* of Ion* more
At -1 p. m. -l-ycnr-old llilly Dtm.i, son of .Mr. mid Mrs. Monday, under Gov. Orval E.
Communlat* Thurtday night.
not prepared to rc tre it In the face Kitten.ng the U. S. p.-sitl m In the are nerded to maintain fj-.temoy Frank Duiui. 128 K. Woodland Dr., ran in front of a car «lriv- Faubua' plan for *ide*tcpplng the
The United Stale*, he tald. D of armed force, our portion i* erni* or slar.iling pa* Roth p.-a on a war footing.
---------------Supreme Coutl'a Immediate Inte. .
. . . . . . »n by t'harli* Diwman Mrati-r.
ready to negotiate a «ettlrment otherwise ftesibie." Dulles laid in •i'-nlitlcv found lim e nii-port
The Defense Mini.Gy »atd t.622 . h Dunn child Wat taken In
pound
fracture
of
the
leg. d p t .
0,der.
with Commtinlal China In the
■lii-11a fill during th* operation.
Wiling To Still*
Seminole Memorial Hospital and
a apeech before the F ar • East
William* ami Sgt. Hen
" ’lley A. lit anion. NAACP lawIn the new air action, the N a later transferred In O rancr Me Arnold
Form oia Strait.
"Me are prepared." ♦*'I Dulles,
Ilutler,
Sanford polle* officer*, >r r from Pine Bluff, Ark., laid
At the aame time, he nam ed Ameriran Counril of C u .im rtcr
"in accord witn our United N a tionalist sir force claimed four of morial with a po*»tb!e tkull frac investigated
Thur*dav night the appeal of Miland
Industry.
The
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n
d
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a
O f . S. force* may he u«ed mote
It* FM S a b r e J e t s battled Iti ture and ahta«ions. The accident
tion* Charter obligati m. to tittle
The »ccond day of fal*e alarm* let'* ruling probably will be filed
...
i MIG17* over the Swatow atea, 120
occurred In front »f the t)unn fam e vr»trrd«y when Ihe S*n- today In Federal Pourt here. But
the dispute by pc*.- -foi inran* In _
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, mile* south of Uuemoy. The Na
home SheitfCa doputir* invea- ford Fire Department received !hc appeal would go to the Eighth
iu.-h a m anner that Internattons
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.tio n alliti reported that on# loinligated.
three call*, two liont a woman Circuit Court of Appeal* in St.
tie not endangered!" ***
**'*! •»« J *
« » ' h«‘ «»•*»
Iloyd Folwant* and Steve Ma- and one from a youngster. An tout*,
The United State*, he t a t !. *no,hfr J*"’* * ^
lek of Orlando were a r r rttrd yes engine wa* iti-hcd to the Naval
Wool Ml Back
would “find acceptable any a r
terday
afternoon
by
Orange Air Station, where the caller
“We definitely will not atk for
rangement which, on thr u-if
County sheriff's deputies Working frantically claimed Ilia* a plan* a three lodge court.'* Brat ton
hand, did not involve surrender
with deputy Vern Hrew*trr of luil crashed Into ur.r of the liar- *.<hl Miller declined to grant th*
Seminole County. The men con- ra.k*. laical firemen h ate an
NAACP’* rrqueit becam e he fald
A HilUhoroujrh County criminal court judge has churg- to force or the threat of farce.
IJtr Elmore Mark. M. former frtied to entering O w rn's Oarage, agreement with Ihe Air Station that to so rule would It* to rule
ed that the Sanford Police Department is holding n prUoner ^
d7u.Sn"Hic/.u”
‘.
(ca tu rrt I Sanford resident, died In Hall on Highway 17 0*. They were on emergencies
on whether three Arkansas tillt h a t T u n ip tt |K)IICf V a n l l<i t r > . ^
lt # u
, At
Hut rt>uld rrjB
be i.’im
fm
i-----------ltj%I. Davtorui
with toola,
automobile
m 1 !!•»•
While the truck was on it* way ura, one of which dales back to
. nnab’y
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___ tlfU L..,fa—
-llm
---------- Beach found
.a
w a « a ..w a a l a .w • •
a *
*.
Hut. Police Chief Roy Williams says il isn’t so. In the a*
prm rcattve
Y c p t I t , after a long illnet*. Hi* parts, tires, wheel* and other another call wa* receive J, an- 1*75, are ronititutlonal Thr Juda#
first place. Chief Williams said. Senford isn't holding Elton
Pulle* *a(d President Ri-en- -,#• a police detective aergrant automotive equipment; charged noun* Ing a fire at Woodland asplalned he could not dn that. He
R. Williams, the prisoner in question. Williams escaped hower had made It d ear *United with th# Daytona Beach Police with breaking anil entering and Drive. Another truck w*» tent tald three ludgrt are rrquirM for
Sept. 10 while working with other city prisoners a! the Snn- State* force* may ue w»*d more Prpartm vnt. He joined the fvree grand larceny, officer* tald
to the Pirirrrett area. Immedi •urh a ruling.
artlvtly If Ihe Chine*# Commun ir toa#>.
| On hi* »»y back to Sanford. ately
following t h i s
alarm.
Miller also declined tv ad»l*e
fotd Civic Center.
Mack rerrtvrd numerou* com llrew iter made an emi-rgenry
School Su|>ervi*or Stewart Hal- Ihe U ltle Rock Schovi ll.rird on
In tho second place, William* „ (en te r, th e , a**unied that an 1st * puth further a military efmrndation* (or p<dire work He run to the Itrlamlo HIwhI |l.*nk chel le i-n trd to (he (Ire depart whether It would be in contempt
• aid that "no one from Tampa 1 automobile had picked William* fort which they Ih rn u rlie . proclaim ha* Formosa •* it* g o a l" wa* a number of the Florida for (hr Seminole Memorial llo* m int Umt a chilli had railed thr of ro u it If il lease* out the four
lia* t»#eri in touch with u» about U|,
lie dirt not *pcll out what more Peace Officer'* A»»oelalion. Vet- pita!.
William*, even !>efor# he escaped.”
P lnri-rrtt School, saying that a •choola. Hut he sympathised with
There wa* another evplanation
William* wa» arre-ted In San- about the clothing, but it i* tomc- active U. S. military action might r r a n t „r Foreign War* and the
Another aCcklent around 3 p. m. bomb had hern placed In Ihe the board a t being “ betwrrn the
Marine Corp* League.
10 ford on charge* of drunkenne** wha* far-fetched to s n u m i that include
caused Injurie* to two teenage teacher'* lounge.
horns ol a dllcm m i "
and resisting an officer on Aug. Wiliam* left in the nud» to avoid
Defrnd* l'. S. Action
Hr i« survived tl) hi* wife, boy*. Jerry Smith. I a m t Tommy*
Deputy shrtifl* Joined fitrm rn
llrantoii aild Ihe NAACP “will
22. When he left, without petmi*- attracting attention by wearing Duile* tGongly defended tne Edith, and an adopt) d * n and Freeman, Id. rollnlid with an in an Investigation at the tchnot. not lit ha.k and lei a private : > •
■ion, of tour*#, he left Iwhiml hi* prison clothing.
U. S. decision In help Ihe Chim *r <laughtvr. Dlher *urvuor» Inetndr autoriiolole on Freru-h At’r. ahilr Principal Margarrt Reynold had poration lake over .h r * rh jd t. Al
E riaon clothing. Aflor Sanford I'oAc- (riding to a Tampa Time* a r Natlorvali«ta hald quentoy, at- hi* mother and a broUter, T rating on a motoreyrle. Smith ill*ml*ted the auUientirlty of the though II could get an order forc
ce found the clothing at the Civ- ticle, Judge I.. A. Grayson wa* though doubt ahou* the wisdom V vtk Mack, of C aitelberry. a recelvt*1 minor Injuriee, while call*, tinea the lounge hail Item ing Ihe corporation to admit Nrquoted as saying that Sanford will f ihl* «t*nd ha* been rxpre*»ed trooper with th# Florida Highway Freeman wa* tlk rn to the Semin in use all day. The children w*,e gtora tn Ihe private a-hoot*, we
ole MrniutUl tlo-pitiil with a nun- not removed from classrooms.
(milling Elton Williams «n a ml*- in some Western quartrri
J'atro!
would like to are all the Ud* —
driiicanor when Tampa wanted him
Assistant Eire Chief It. T. both white and Negro — stall
on a moral* charge. The Judge
Tlmma* told repmter* this morn school at Ihe aatne tim e."
wa* quoted further a* -aying that
ing, "Every time we make •
Sanford official* had ''refu ted
run there It always the po,Abil
to releate William* temporarily
ity of Injuries. We try to g»l
for u* to try him on the moral*
Ington, N. C., starling ihi* after there a* fast a* possible StineCHARLESTON, SO. (UPD — tides.
one i» roiling the city money and
Hurricane Ilia wa* far to the n o u n .
The United Lutheran rh u re h charge."
Hurricane llrlrn r, a m at'lve trop
Judge Grayson had advi«-d the ical ttnrm with wind* ol 100 mile* south but It* wind* were up tu
opened ita door* fur th# first time
“Storm tide* and high scat will endangering many live*,
Tomorrow la “ Kid's Day" in
last Sunday, and then the d mr* count;- solicitor to contact San an hour, roaied today In the d i IIS m llrt an hour rtrmparrd to flood roadal land* particularly
Seminole County.
were those of the Shrine Club. 9ut ford official* In an effort to obtain rection of the South Carolina too for Helene.
from t harintnn In Cape Fear to
Hosted by the Sanford Klw-nls
reeporic
wa* Immediate
and William*. Grayson n id i “ If that coatt, w h i c h wa* put under
Safety precaution* (for Helene) a height of four tn ala feel above
Club, hoy* and girl* will tee a
■l<<e*n'i do any ,g o„d , I tu g g rat you "em ergency" evacuation warning. should be itar1*d Immediately anil |P\ , | , reached by noimnl tide* Mr
gretifying, official* taid
free movie at the Hits Tbevtri’.
More than 100 attended the contact Gov. I.eltoy i ollm* ami
Another tropical h-ywlcr, far to .ompleted by aun.ot," the wrath- ttvia date," the w ralh rr buirau
anvtc-*. Mu*lc wa* fum l.hcd by pt#*all on him !o divorce him- the p*ituth. wa* kicking up wind* r r burrso -aainnl
Maj. Din Lorgerlng, Informa grt Ire cream anil euniir lin k )
• aid. “ In some local ateaa tide*
Special guest* nf lint K.wvnnn*
• choir from
'
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irom Orlando.
irrianut*. The
i ne young **R D<mi national and intim ation
tion arrvi'-ra officer at Mct'oy
Ldvalter Flood*
■n hour.
may In- even higher.
p«itor. -Rev —
Kmi»t .........
llolick, gave al affairs long enough to give u*
Air Fort# Rate, wilt l<f n tftirtt will he CO rhlldrrn from th*
Dangerous
wind*
and
high
tide*
some help."
| Hrl^vvi* wa* evpectcd tn *lam
"Destructive
wind*
dangi. r ^prnkrr at the Sanfont (totiry M rthidld children'* Home. En
• sermon* entitled “Stlek to Your
, *. *
, *and
a a
are eapectrd lo *«r»p an area
rf William*
a»hore
In the
ol Chaili*
When ( hie,
Il •■t otiti* icontacted
u n m u r., ----- -■
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, , t ..
ou* high tide. Ihou.d beg-.n hy r ,ub M<(|v|
Bn„n „ th r r iv |' terprise Also invited w eu rhiMGuns” and “Sir, We Would Se*
to
WllntJohn Lawaon. Illlltborough gaiia- «'»n. clogged with *hlpyanl» and ' r" m Beatifott, S t ..
early Ihl* evening ami are raren from l.uthrian Haven. Sliv'a,
Je*u» "
pe« led .1 the l.te*t by 10 p m "
MaJ»r I ..egerlng will Inform who cannot attend duo tu proMU* Frieda Arpeen of Jackton- ant countv golbltor, thin m orninr tr a f t of all de.crtptlonl. about
Die hurricane'* m saiinuoi to Ito.arlan* almut the SAG bombing gram romniitmenta.
vllle, a *P-year old l.-.itheran,
I .,.,
la s t year, about 1,0*10 ehlldirn
lenalty wa* eipectrrl aimul mid (eom|M*titlon, •ometimea rcferre-l
boarded the bua In that city Sat
WheUtcr quote«l correctly or fort. S t . and l aj-e te a r, N I , O l l t f r i f l P
night, near t harlriton, a big ship- 't o as the "World Series of llomb- attem lrd Ihe "Kid's Day" pro
urday morning to hr In Sanford
ping center.
Ing." F’our new* from McCoy, will gram . Manager >f Ihr liitr Tnfafor the flrat service. Ml** Arpeen Incorrectly. no!»>dy ta holillng El- were urged to flee Immediately to V U J , , , , 5 n j j t , j a u u
e »p» being rut off by jiU anring | ^ "|* Q X C S T O O L O W
made the fair linen for the alter. ton William*.
Certuti* living In the warning represent the 3J 1st llomb Wing, tre. Milton Hawley, will gr#»| Hi#
She I* the aunt of a member. Mr*
area ware urgtd tn “ rv u c jtte the drfem lirg champion, fur the children at the door, tin the screen
I ALL All \S SE E (I I’D— Go*.
Fairchild Tropin Die runi|>etition will lie “Thr Last Wagon" and
Jeff Willmon.
Irlli.v l olll.ii today considered immediately Iteforr rising water will be held at March and Caitle two rartount. The movie Hartt
When *he bean) the rmigregacut*
ofl
ett
ape."
• u*pending Florida lav at*e**al 9 a. m.
• lion tinging “ A Mighty Fortre<*
"Thi* la an e m frg rre y warning AFIIv in California.
I or* In cnunllea where the Stale
tl Our God". Vr». Victor O. Wrhtr
repeat
emergency
warning,tne
Railroad lU M iiaeat Ibiard found
a guest at tha Mayfair Motel, hur
r-al e«tale valued (or ta t pur- weather bureau *aid
Vied over for the last of the aer
Safely l‘r*paration*
potra al lr«* than half the aeate#. The Wehle* are from St.
Soulhrasiern Red t russ head
Inal value.
Petersburg and were in town G i
I olllii* rrfu*e*l la aay Diurada* q u a rta n ru*hed 10 q itaatcr and
the Elk’s Ceriee»t!«*n Jmlg» w w
A
■
_
nhat hit plana arc In Ihe mat. .field itaff workers tr.to atiaUgle ■ ■
la nn the eiecutlve board nf the | ATLANTA i U P I( — Imagination leaving the other rhildien with I
ant
1 , 1 ,1 -* u m m A
A r i f
ter. But he promised an i m a i r
Lutheran Church in America.
and a dram atic flair helped ease neighbor* until ahe could dash lo the que«llnn t l neit Thurp- 1 1«int«. Evacuation centers will be
aw M
l w # I I I w
the heartbreak of Sally, 10. the home ar.d ra re for them, tally dav'a r»r»# cunftreiwe.
set up along tha m avt They air
day her mother went tu th r hos told the olllccr.
ready lo go Into N m ih Carolina
WASHINGTON (U l'l) — l're*l- schools will rrupm ar.d that propital and her father disappeared
It wa* enough to make hurdem-d
Ihe Railroad Hoard rrporlrd on a moment • notice if thr *torm '*c"* F-lacnhower made an In k teis toward our gual ’till ir
policeman c ry —this brave klri'a
<»
leaving *ta children atone.
direct appeal to Southern parent* aum#," H# rrvsUlent said.
lueMlay that only Calm Rearh direction shift a.
When policeman J J. Marti* snuggle to keep her brood to < ount* la a'teaaing real estate al
today lo lnciea*s their pressure
Mated In L#tl#r
on s ta ir and local government* to
Group dl»cu**ion will reptarr tam e day—he found Sally dusting gether. “ IMcase don't lake u* it* full rath value, a n t 52 ef the
Behind
Ihe scene*, th # l'ir«l
away,"
she
pleaded.
wa*
called
to
the
three
•
r
o
m
reopen
eloaed
public
school*.
AT roiinlir* are a*tr«*nr at lea*
gue*t *peaker* this year In the
It wa* not until after nrwa dis Ilian 10 prr rent ol value.
D ir Chief Eiecutlve. in h i* dent hoped hit lU lem erd Would
Seminole High School Education apartm ent by a neighbor—that
strongest word* to date dealing produce new enjeur igement for
same day— he found Sally dust patches about Sally'* “three week”
( ulna last year called for lav
Association.
with the drtegiegvlion battle, irccntly urganired patent group*
Tha program committee • ha* ing and her lively fnind compos nH ral brought numerous inqulrir- a«*e*x»ra lo make an honrat ef
GENOA. IR. I l 'P I i _ Mr*. alrnrd hi* mr**a|c at patent* In in both slates dedicated In re
ihotcn Infvrmai »ea*lon». hoping ing romantic adventure* of loti that welfare worker* learned Ihe fort In appraise rral estate al a
Mary llnttman said Imlay that Arkansas am! Virginia where the opening of public school* mitra l
child * plight, while certainly figure closer tn tht full talue
to provide full scale participation children.
person* "all over the eountry" governor* have c l o s e d some of attempting establidimen' of
Somehow, Sally'* tm aginrj ad grim, wa* not a* bad at firet be- • re required by law.
by the membership.
are joining In her p k a lo thr schoul* lo prevent integration a* piivate, t) glial**1 Kiucatluiill cs
W. W. Wharton, chairman of the venture* of a broan- * baired
labluhm cnts.
firry hound Hut Cu. to continue ordered by Inlet al rouit*.
Her mother had gone to the
aw Ottober program, briefed leader* heroine just like hertelf ended up
il* twhe a day atop
a| her
The P r e s i d e n t said school
* ef dUcuation groups when th* a* the Welfare Department'* of hospital only a short time before
The Picsidenl'a public puslilon
front gale.
Morris a rm e d Wrdnviday —not
cloturr* In Ihe two states had was slated in a lelter to J. Al
program committee mat to discu** ficial record of the ra»c.
Some offer only sympathy, ah# caused a "m aterial setback" In o e n Itolaton of Charlotleiville,
Officer Morris found the child three week* ago. When the undetail! for a meeting of the 8 . 11.
Harold C. LeRoy of facksnnvIUi
8. E. A., Oct. t . at Ihnerreit ren. and tha rooraa, clean. But empliyed falner disappeared in ha* been abpolntc! Sanford plant taid. bad other* want I* live national prog)f*s tow m l the goal villc, Va . chairman of “ Tha Com
there wa* r.o food. For three stead of looking after thr child m anager fo.* the Southern Bell • lib her as* her 4g-arrr farm •*f equality of man. The continued m ittee F. r Public Edoiall t "
Beheed.
Committee members attending weeks. Sally said, she hud washed ren the landlord called police.
use of achuol shut • down* a t a Tnia group was fo itn c) recrn'.iy
Telephone Co. The appointmtnt is and chaulfrur her around.
"I don’t want anything *U# weapon in the inlegrat on fig it, "to pursut every legal meant t (
ware Ed Chnitenacn, George and ironed and du*trd after school
bally and four other children effective OcL t.
Dabbs. Harold R e rk m U rh . An every ’day. Neighbors brought were in the juvenile home today,
LeHoy succeed* L. K C ritten hat my has, that's all thera la he said, could eventually b tlig k j *• p i a g public i.’ho.!* open"
drew Bracken, FqA*t Cowley, Mr*. over fuod, the added. 1
the baby and the mother were in den, who hat been appointed Flor to It," *he tald. *Tm grateful “disastrous" coniequenrcs to the while “ ccl'nt enc.uraglng Inte
Virginia Burnt) And Mr*. Alicia
She and a amaller brother a hospital and police weta still ida training supervisor, head to pr<q>lr but I'm not latereaird entire nation.
Stalina not } actuating aegregato any thing but my boa."
hadn’t dated Oitts a day m achwwl, looking for lbs falhq
Schmidt.
—
quarter* in Jacktum ilia.
»
“ I fervently bupe that town th t llo a."
P riso n e r Escap ed ,
A rg u m en t U seless
New Church Plans
* Second Service
Accidents, Pranks Keep
Firemen, Police Active
Lee L. Mack Dies
In Daytona Beach
Helene Roars Toward Carolina Coast
Kids To Celebrate
‘Day’ Tomorrow
Major Will Speak
To Rotary Monday
X “U ‘“ “*
“" " - "“ fiu M M M.„.
Collins Considers
Imagination Helped Sally
A p p ly P re ssu re ,
Create Dramatic Plight
Group Discussions
To Replace Talks
Likes Sympathy,
But Prefers Bus
LeRoy To Succeed
Crittenden Here
(B
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Four to One Odd*
Navy men here were jubilant at
the tuccrttful launching, hut re
minded that the odd* on an orbit
were about one chance In four.
The Navy said that If the *atrttile l* Into orbit, there will be no
attem pt to eatract Information ’
from It during the first 21 hours
It whirl* around the earth.
Tht* delay was to allow time *
for tcIrntlMi to e.lahliah b ail; 1
fail* about the ttioonlef* o rb it,,
But It meant the satellite w<,uld
not be of any Immediate value in .
tr a d in g huiiieane* Helen* and
llta in the Atlantic.
Fo. it* observation mission, th#
satellite wa* equipped with two
phiiocrll "eye*." *en*itive to red
and near-infrared light reflec
tion*.
Be.-aute the lops of clouds and
Ihe earth's terrain reflect light
differently, Ihe photocells w iu'd
he able to dlttlnguiih between th#
different light intenaitira and thus
report what they ace, the Navy
said.
U » l One Failed
The Vanguard wa* launched
e*actly three months after the U tt
attem pt to orbit a M inch tpheri.
cal «atrlltie ended In f a l h i r T l i
mile* above the earth, beg
the second stage did not
long enough
Navy mi»*lle men were
pointed again Sept. Id whan
r u c k e d first stage engine e t a e w
off (rt-oads after tho
reached aero. Bat that
* aa undam aged, u d lived
today.
Navy official* said teleotlala W*
lirve the aataltita would be able
•n “;e e" Atlantic hurricanes of
Pacific lyphooni from Its o rb it
One Change Made
For Tuesday Vole
Sir*. Camilla Hruee, supervisor
nf Seminole County registration
haa announced polling placet for
Ihe election Tuesday.
One polling plarc ha* been
changed. Voter* in proclnct IS will
use the Sanford Shrine Building
instead of the Armory.
f ib e r precinct* will vote In tha
following building*: Irecinct 2,
la k e Monroe, la k e Monroe School}
I'reclnct .1 . Ka«t Sanford, Canning
Kitchen; West Sanford ( I) Batten
Electric C o; I'aola ( 4) Wileoq
School; OvImIo IS) City HgO}
Geneva (A Community lloata}
Chuluota (7), Chuluota School}
Guideh n - ljp Community Hout#}
LongwiN.IHjil, City Hail; LakO
'la ry I III*, 1'retbytcrian Church
Anne*.
•
Altamonte
( 1 1 ), Community
House; Forest City (12). I„ W.
Hodges K oidcnrc; SUvia (13),
vilavia School; Fern I'ark (14), Logton Hall, i'rairlr la k e ; Hear
la k e (lit). Florida Power Co. Em
ploye* Club.
Du- voting iKxiihs will l>e open
from 7 a rn. to 7 p, m. TuesJay.
Mrs. Worren, 61,
Succumbs Today
.Mr*. Olai'ucr W arren, 41, died
at her home In Cameron City at
3 a m today after a betef lllneaa,
Mrs. Warren wa* born Jan. 31,
IM>7. In la k e City. Shu had lived
in Knnfutd fur the pa«t 4N year*.
Survivor* Inch’d# her huaband,
II. II. Warren; right children, Mrs.
I^u rlla Turner, Orlando; Mr*.
Hilda Turner, Sanfurd; Mrs. Mil
dred Neshlt, Darlington. S. C ;
Mr* Louise Corley, Sanford; Laiter W arren, Sanford: Claude Warirn , Orlando; CpI. H. O. Warren,
U. S. Marinis. Japan; Rowan
W arren, Sanfoid. and 13 grand
children.
F untral service* will be an
nuumed by liilason Funeral Hume,
Meeting Changed
Tha Sanfurd Mala Chorus' waakIv rehearsal schedu!*d Monday
night will ha held at the First
Methudlil Church at d. instead af
tha Civic Canto.*.
"Tha Iratiafer ia made necessary
due to th* Dal* Carale’a Cooraa
at th Center." Chorua DUtctor
Harry M. Wter said.
j
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t — F r i . S c p f . 20 , 1 | S 8
V u ftrrS
V r n r tl
rn u rr
b a pt st church
o r
Routh Will Speak A t Church Sunday
Legal Notice
LAKE MAEY
Lake Mery, Pla.
All Church Notices must b« presented at The Herald
Sunday School 9:43 a.m.
I r l k » I mmr• mt I k * •
J r 0 |9 ,
‘ MRlS-l* I • • • l | * I IR I9 «*f I ’lBPlIl.
Monsing Worship 11 ami.
office by 10 a.m. on the duy before publication.
ta rr»i»*i9
Training Union
6:13 p. m l«9 »# t k » I .e t A l e m il
U LO S A II r ilK S C It
Evening Worship 7:99 p.m.
P rayer Meeting Wed 7-39 p m.
r r v j i t * x tiT tc r.
.Vtsflk* I* k«'*br fllfpn (hBl th*
Young People’s M eeting- 6:30 p
flftejpf •• g p < | «rttl. isr Hi* t i l l s star
m.
Sunday Evening Service 7:30 p. m. r-f U d i M r . % !* 1'^ * . i*rp*»nt t s
th a ||ttfMif|l<lR i**sufitV J'Kltfa t»f
K l o r l d t * It !* t in a l
ASSEMBLY OP COD CHUB CM THE SANFORD CONnRELATION LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE Women’s Missionary Service Meet- H a n tln o la
leg
Wednesday
Evening.
paVurit
arv#x**9»t B*v! TOUCt»rt. Al
a j Jcbovah’e WUrm m o
U ih SI. an* La a r il l i t
NAZAREVE
• • r »»•! »' f I h •
K t t 11a .7
1UI Weal l i t . S c
Rer. U. St. S ae«
FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH UA*f1rtl t11l rt IIt.
f r t f i r h , d i t l l t r i l , sntt at
L IK E MARY
n i l tins# tl)«fi i f i't i h * r a make
Bandar School
l ;U a.m. Rundey 3 p.m. Walebtowcr etudy
OF LONGWOOD
A. L lira»dy, Pastar
Bpclle atl«ai> !•» It-P F3lri t t l 't f a f#*p
Morning Worship
II a.ns. Wadneaday 7:30 p.m. CMfiwgeiion
E. Rnih Grant, P aster
4 M u s i p a ttla m * i t
»»f i ' l f B i R l l t '
10 a m. Sunday School, Mrs. Wm.
i n eit eiM M t i l #
kfttl f«»p an
Bibla etudy
Evangelistic Service
T:K a.m.
’•Com* Let Us Won nip The Lord tnpriPr
4t« i t F s I h B Hfm a«
Art
Matthaw*.
Supt.
P ray er and Bible Study Wtdaes- r n d a y 7:30 p.m. U lnlelry aehool
Together
Trtl ’ l f i r i t i r
11
a
m.
Moraine
Worship,
P
ailo
r
|
,
Triday 1:30 p.ra. Service m aking
|f
at*
4
till*
th
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i«*th
f
l
a
r
d
?
fftnt*
, day a t 7:30 p m.
10 a m. • m t t i a f»
io Charge.
Surd,Jr
1,001
MCome to Worship. go to serve."
Morning ^Worship
U » m.
y n iiim t r
r u K K C lf
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:13 p. m Young Peoplea’ Meet
A•
.M m ld h t f iio r
>f
th a
Sunday Night Eyang*llstU Service
POSTER CHAPEL
lia t ifp
Sanford Shrine Club
Inf, Colletn M llthew i, Preal1:13
p . m.
L
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tt*
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METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. E raral Bolick J r „ PasU r
dent.
I
Tuesday evsnlng Trayer Mealing
Service
iq
S p. n . Evening Serrlce, Pastor In
7:11 p. m.
Bov. Geerg* H. C erl'an, Mlaiitar All our friends are Invited
IS
Till.
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till
Charge.
MAIM J\ IIU l%L « MU I If 1% IM»
9:43 a.m. Sunday School
UNITY CU SS OP SANFORD
S p. m. Wednesday, Mid-w«tk
r u n I f c t l l M l I . l l t i l l A M . 1*1.011.
UPBALA
COMMUNITY
moo a.m. Worth!* Service
111%.
Perkins-Wood
ruff
Prayer
servlet.
MEABYTKRIA CHURCH
1.1 lil.M ; %\ i u o i a .v ,
1:00 p.m. Worship Servlca
Building. Room } | |
ru ih iirr.
W. :oib Si. and S m Upaale Rd. I p. m. Firal Wednesday Night Is
-.
Upatilra
Mliilonary Meeting, Mra. W. P.
SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST
Rev. John Pilley partor
• l l l l ll . M > M |. i v l l l g u v v .
Burke, Preildcnt.
II a. m.
Worship Service
t >,f.n«1.nt.
CHURCH
George Pcrold Sunday School Supt.
Xn t M I T i l III I I M I
The public It Invited Io worihlp Rev. Josephine B. Stuck!*.
“ E ast n ib fit. Al Parti As*
toi M tm t.w r m a r xv ii -.l u v .-;
Mrs. Ruble Summerlin Planlit
Minister.
with ua at all meetings.
I SOI Offl • ll->k I t s
. Th# end of your aeareh
Mr*. Nancy Skelton Arilatsnt
Ktv.it litllin a
Affiliated
with
Unity
School
of!
P ur a friendly Church.
Mila iu : iic iiR tir xoTtPiK n
P lan lit
HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL
Christianity, Lee’. Summit. Mis. that . t'emi-l.iut fi,r -llvuit. h.*
G erald B.Price
P eitar Worrhlp service 9 a. n Sunday
CHURCH
t>..n
til-.I
. i i a l n . l v m i aril) y.iU S r .
snurl.
MIlian liltliab etH aai S.S. Bayer- Church school io a. m. Sunday
. . . i n l i . - I i n , r r * * a , - ax -»f v-not
Car. Park Ave. A 4ib SI.
.
X
r
t
a
.
r
«r
r l i * - l l - . . t». H i . C i-i-vA
cordial
wrlcom*
Is
extended
Inteadeat
"T here i» a place for you to Rev. John W. Thomas,
Rector to friends and visitors of Unity l-h.nt . , it., l*tnlM'Vfl.
ill
tt.M
V
i
Sunday Bibla School
II a m. vlalt, worrhlp or work with our 9:00 a.m.
Rely Eucharist awl Truth to norihip with us, and t . r v , : * t v -lr,iltn. » \xlt.»(i>- / i i a M«,ri .
P reacb in f
U a m. p art of 0ur Heavenly Tether's 9:13 am .
Family Sarvlca also attend C lin each week on l , - i > l I ' l o r l l . . . m l ftl» i h . . . r i m n i l
,Xn., »r n r o t . a 't m i - * in tli*
<■»
Bible study
1 9 » - fam ily."
and Church School
it i . I'I .rU «.r , Tir r l i . - c l t t'-ivrl. ,»,1
T ueidty tvtnlnf.
Evangelistic Preaching 7:43 pm .
. r i.. f •,
t t h War o f h
Ini
II a.m.
Morning Prayer and
PAOLA WE'ILCYAN
t i l l . If |. -u f a i l t n -III
) J |9 P ra y e r Meeting (W ed.) 7:41 pm .
THE UNTIED CHURCH
METHODIST CHURCH
barmen
f n . 't l b , . ! . ( , . Mill 1.. i . k . n
Missionary PrrmUlenlal
>nn f..r Ik* r .11 - f , 1. 1m. n i OP CHRIST
• Mllrs West on RL 41
Services tkrooah the week:
. 4 I- *I-. , ‘n . n - l e t e t
You Are Welcome
(Congregational)
Sunday School
l : 4S a m
I t / I j c r AVIi , > n r i i ; n i : i i
s.n Tuesday and T huridiy • Holy
I
ark
Axe.
at
:rth
til.
I'in rH .
ib<* t i n , e . v nt
Morning Worship
ifl; 4j a.m
c e n t h a i . Ba p t i s t c h u b c h
Communion • 7 39 a.m
X lb lieli,,
IS'-S
J
.
Bernard
Root,
Mini.ier
He r. J. W. P arham , P atter
Wesleyan Youth
t:4 i p.m
ii r l l . f a j - . i
Wedneiday • Itely Communion
i l . r k i*Srr„It i- v u rf
Fred Ensnilnger, Astoeitte
Evening Worship
T: JO » m
O r . 1 wirteerth St. Oak Ave
• 10 n o*.
S-ntlfinl. I '-i u f i l ,
X‘l - » | l ,
'
g; 4j a m
Wodneaday P - a , w kfeetiog 7:39 biiurde? • Sacrament of Pen Church SohOfd
ll> A l l s J. I.un-(,,„i>l. D C
Sunday 7*.<ool 1:43 a.m.
iaix i.1
Morning
Worship
U
a
m‘
M o rrin i •orihip Servlca U;00 a.
pm .
anew • F t p m.
I'. rW ,- W' 'I 1,1-,-el-l
Everyone Welcome
* f - i u n t < » : r *ier>*>VAt.i* * viv.’-nU.l, MIMS
m.
t
.c r
THE SALVATION ARMY
Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer
e p is c o p a l ch urch
T raining Union 6:41 p.m
AHnr
• r»>f ( - l . i n l i f f
JM
Vnrf), Vl«.,. Wli».f
M
l
E
ast
Brcond
Strevt
Entrrpnsa
Evening Worship S p.m
cm>KCH o r g o d
df lsn ifo. K tsrM a
Meet
Inge
JPednriday Prayer MceMng ■ p.» .
Rev. Joel D. lr * > > Paster
L
"hBlli, Vlckar
Sunday
"Coma Ibou wllb us and we will
A om I*, m 1*11IM I I III A1. | 49It
Preach Ave. ana fin d RL
m nr . . seivlcea each Sunday
A 11 k I I Ml %AII 0 I ia* I Al* %A
Sunday School
do thee good"
Sunday School 9:43 e.m
A
I * I.A
ll:S
j
J
m
”
*
.Cnmmunl"n
9
a.
m.
llolineit Mseiing
• IT S IA T f O M i :i l
Evangellatle Service 7:39 p.m. Open Air (Street Meeting) 1:34 Morning prayer and service 9:30
THE REVIVAL
1 wrtll TilVex
Ft tht
a. m.
Mid-Week Service Tuerday 7 :>|
i 'l l ) « ■n i f n l i t h n n f H i t i ttY of
TABERNACLE
p.ra.
P*iaf>>r'I. KliitixU. at % I*. M 4*ia
p.m
Holy
communion
first
Sunday
of
Orteator I t . t * ( l . a t lh » r » i r
1:00 p.m. eech month at 9 3o a. m.
Y.P.U
14th a Chase Ave.
t n lf» lr it iP r ■’ m M M a t Ih p i V r I <v I!
I V) p m
K BEN RZEt METHODIST
salvation Mretlag
E a r. I . P. Taster,
in the r i i j r • ! tfd*r>fisf t I'l i r M i •• ■ »
FIRST M in iO K J s t CHI Kt If iGiielriPr a n l
wlivlher
CHURCH
Tuesday
Sunday School
10 a.m.
isf
iissi ih p C l l r «»»ll * !*»•*• i i t a l r
Cltrna B right a
C. O’Steen, Minister
Corr cOdets
1:19 p.m
Morning Worship
U
s a l 4 1■sinit•»7i s r i f r l g ii t «*f |ti* f 'l 'v
Band P rsttle a
4:00 p.m M ill Mary Margaret llouk, D.C.E. ant) th# n u h ltr In 40*1 | n the fotEvening EvengetUUe Service 7:41 (The Church with a Glowing
I-HIDJ lie* )|!,*xi fsuhtlf 4»l#>* |iM‘S|«
“ A Friendly Church la
7:39 p.m.
Ladies Home League
Heart)
In t h r C l l r u f z:MiifvrU k'l**r1 1*.
riiBltiftlnlMr in l l r u i h . r r o f *M9
Thursday
a Friendly City"
Rev. C birlei P, Brown P astor
Weekly services:
tu
rn
t# f r i*iitil|r u t t tltltR . n h icii
Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford Prayer Meeting
7:19 p.m. 8:JO k ll:oo a. m.
Tuesday acd Thursday T:*S p .» .
9114 t J l r j 4 nr# m n i 9 (*jsr t Ir utik r I if
i l i i r f t l ' l «• fritto*#. t - n l «
Saturday
Sermon: "Pull up • Chair"
E . Jotmaon, superintendent.
FJR j T C H U R C H OP CHRIST
f Ai T h a t ( -a tta in .N'<*rtli-M«.ut1t
Open-Air fStroet Meeting) 9:39 9 : « a. m. Church School
Preaching Servlet II a.m
fClEN TlST
• 11ep h t l w p r n t%th l<tr«*t
ans| ; # t h fltP##t »n*t J*h*pr
p.m.
P ra y er meeting, Wednesday, 7:M
Claries for all ages
gpO B. Seewnd Sk
A itn u i
an il
MataHall
p.m.
S p. in. MYF Supper
(unday Service
II
WEST SIDE MISSIONARY
«:30 p. m. M. Y. F*. Meeting
Bund*" School
11:00 a.m.
BAPTIST CHURCU
7:30 p. m,
CHURCH OP CHRIST
tf r i f l e iJ i y Evening UeeUngi 1:00
Pailor Wm. L Stepehns
!*d M and Elm A rt.
Thr llev. J t u r Waller will picach.
"WELCOMES YOU"
Q uurtrrly Conference Immcdlling Room located in foyer
Associate B. D. Crtiglow
Jtely following
arch Building open to public
Sunday
School
19
a.m.
10 a. m.
to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and Biblo School
lla m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Morning worship
H a, m. Morning Worship
_ . t i 1a jl.
CHURCH
Bible Study
7 pm .
":J 0 n ni
AX cordial InviUllon Is extended Evening worahip
Oak Ave. and third SI.
Evening Service
7:30 p. m
P
I t all to ittcnd pur aervlces and T U E S D /Y
Rex. A, G, Mrlnnis, Mlnliter
lllby Study all ages
7.30 p. m Mid ueek Service Wednesday
Afe the Reeding Room.
7:30 p. m. •Mrs. George Touhy. Min. of Music
WEDNESDAY:
P
■Mix* Katherine llrewn. D.C.E.
ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN
Bibla Study all ages
7 : 4) p, n , "A GOING CTIURCn FOR
0 t i a. ru. Rally Day J9ia. Theme
A COMING LORD"
l a A erie (N ear O rieie)
FIRST R A P T m CHURCH
•T he C h u rch - A Fellowship o f!
COME AND LEE THERE
I f f . Stephen M. T ahy
HUM
OF GENEVA
IS A REASON.
e a r n e r s " ; Anthem— "Seal Ua. |
P alter
f c d b ° M Ijifm T'iroedcai t " it 1.39 Ja ek L. Siewalt.
O Holy Spirit * Youth (Cboir
FIRST R A P ID * CHURCH
Sunday School
19 <t m
9 43 a m. Church School
lo.m. over WORE CT40 ke)
OVIEDO
II tm' m
f tir d iy School *:W a .m .- f o r all Morning bervlf*
10.30 a m. Setiion meets fo ri
Ray. Jack T. Bryant, Pastor
Training Union
l:M p m
prayer in the Ses.lon Room.
age groopiSunday
School
f:43
a.m.
7: JO p m.’
II a. m. Morning Worahip
CbrUUsn U s, &hopi - Uondsy Evening Worship
Morning
Worth.p
II
•
m.
Anthem: “Grant Ua Thy Help"—
through Friday 9:00 a.m . -- IA.1 Wt-dneaday P rayer Services 7:30 p. Training Union
R:IS p m .
Parquet; “ Holy L,i«I God—Cain
elementary grades
and kinder m.
Evening Service
7p m .
Chancel Uioir
garten. I
SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY
Wednesday P rayer Service 7:30
Sermon: "Imve laxt* Out F ear"
CHURCH OP J J ^ S tH R i r r
ADVENTIST CIIUllCU
p.m.
Nut set let fur children under three
OP LATTER DAT SAINTS
•evenlh St. oad Elm Ave.
FREE MF.THODLST CHURCH
tu six every Sunday, In u is S;4)
3. G. Brook*
B rinck President £ “ t° r
A. C. JlcClur
Laurel Ave. et 41k SC
a. m. and 11 :oo a. m.
Sabbath School
Saturday Paatnr Rev, Ira E. Hindman Jr. C.tKi p . m. Fenn.r High F'ellowa t * iisii
■aadsy School
19 i n - 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School
9 43 a. m.
ship
(B tram so t Meeting
* P
W orship Svrvice
U tu n Morning Worship
10;tS a. m. 7:30 p. m. Evening Wurahip
fjTodnaidsy Prim ary Maetirg at Prayor Masting
Wadnaaday F. M. Y.
T p* m. Sermon; "The* Per»on of Our
7iG9 p ja.
Evening Worship
7.30 p. in.
Lord"— Mr. Mclnnl*
< ELDER SPlUNGH BAPTIST
Monday F. M. Y recreation at
CHURCH
LAKE MONROE BAPTIST
FT
RAT CHRISTIAN CHURCII
church at 7 p m.
rid er Sprtag*
CHURCH
"W
here Yuu Ate Never A
Tursday F. M. Y. prayer t>ml Diblc
Joe Uoutput, ra s te r
P ailo r, B. G. Drawn
Stranger Hut Once”
study at 1:30 p. m.
§10 Dooly—Sunday School SupL A Church With a Fnaadly WalI 6*J Sanford Axenue
Wtdneiday
p
ray
tr
and
Bibla
study
Mrs. Troy Bkam ewcome
P atlor P rrry L. Slone
at 7:30 n. m.
Training Union Director
Thrao milea w rit of SanfcrJ «a
Phone FA t i t s ;
COMMUNITY
PRLfiRYTERfAN
9:43 a m. first i l m i , then right at Monroe
tin d sy School
Sunday School clats--a will haxr
CHURCH
11 a. m. Corner.
Morning Worship
brief srxsions
i t 9:43 a m.
Lake Mary,
a :is p. m. "Not forsaking (he asietnbllng of
Training Union
L itrialure lor tiie new quarter
Rev.
John
W.
Pllley,
Mlnlsler
7:30 p. m. ecrarivaa together, ee the manner
Evening Worahip
Mra. II. M. Cochran Sunday School will be givrn out. At IU:|3 the en
• f some la; but eih ertln g oee anWednesday'
tire school will (iism bl* in the
Superintendent
7.30 p. m. otheri ta d to muck tba more,
Sbayer Meeting
Mrs. Jam es 31. Thompson, Orga sanctuary for annual Promotion
ae ye aeo the day approaching.'’
Day x-xrrcissi. Mrs. W. II. Young
nist
"pAOLA CHURCH OP CMBUT Hob. 10:13
^
will be the eourdinator. Al! the
Sunday
School------------10
a.
m.
Lord’* Day: Bible Study at 19 a.m. Sunday School—io a. m.
Morning W orship...------ II a. m. younger depailm rnti will luxe
Wprahlp Service
U:90 a m. Morning Wonhlp—ij a m .
A enrdlel invitation Is extended parts on thr progum .
Training Union l: l o p. a .
Bvwnlng Sandco
7pja.
Morning Wotship, It o'clock. In
to
aU.
**
Everyone Welcemt
Evening Worablp 7:30 p. m.
observance of Christian Educa
FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH
CHUMitiTA S A r iu rr c u u a c a P ra y er Mretina Wrd. night 7:M
tion Week the ofti.er. an.) leach
p. in.
319 Park Avt.
C. O. dweggerty
f**Ur
ers of the rhm rh school will r«
(A Southern Baptist th o rrh )
Bonder School 10 a.m.
ALL SOULS CATHOLIC n iU R C ll
W. P. Hrooki Jr.
Pastor eelve recognition. The minister |
Morning Worship service V a m.
Oak Ave. at 9th flt.
Faud H. Fisher Assoelsle Parlor wrlll deliver a iperlil sermon on
Rev. Rlrherd Lyoat, Pastor
THR ALLIANCE CHURCH
Mr. W- L Hannon Dlrecter ef "Tha M ailer T eacher" Preluds—
fiundiy M tisea
Christian A MlMlonary Alllaata
• tv*-. * JO, lO'OO. and ll;3o Music
"Morning Meilllatlon" I Frick), ofI'ark Ave. A Uth Bt.
Weekly M anes
Mr*. Guy ]ltsbO|i
Director of
Partor: llev. David S. Carntfla
ferinry - "The Heart of Y ouih"!
Daily at 7:13 a. m.
Musle
Sunday School
9:4k p. m.
Organist 1Kamil. S|icelal muiic. o ft-street'
Mra. Marvin Milan
DERARY PRESBYTERIAN
Horning Worship , 10:40 a. m.
Community
Center.
Denary
Morning
Worship
S.
13 a.m. parking. Nursery.
KvrnUig ben lee
7:43 p. m
A. C. bummers. Mlnliter
Sunday School
Training program, 6 3u p m ,
9.43 a.m.
A. Y. P. - Youth Service 1:30
| (i ,
Morning Worablp
11 a.m. for all age gtuup*. Adults are
P- m. Wurahip Servire
9:43 p. m. studying a leadership eo u n e on
Training Union
Did*Week Service — Wed. • p. w.
I p. m.
"" *’A friendly church for
LUTHERAN i'MUROI OF THE Ftyaalng Warship
Wednesday Service
1:30 p.m. "Improving the Sunday Sthool.”
the whole family"
REDEEMER
Worihlp al 7:In will he led by
(Nursery for all services)
103 W. I.Mh P late, FA I-JMJ
PLNKIRLOT BAPTIST
the pastor. During the last hour
(Earphones
ler
hard
ef
hearing)
Re». Herbert IV, G.ieras, Paaior
CHURCH
voilry ball and outer games wiii
PRAYER
FUR
IMK
DAT
FA
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
fAfflUated with the Southern Bap.
3 31}I
be playtd.
OF LONGWOOD
Uu Contention)
Sunday School Each Sunday 9:1)
Corner Church and Grant <lt.
101 Weal Onorn Road
FIRST
a. m.
Rev. C. L F ntrh, Pa«lor
Rev. Donald (iravenmeir, Pailer
CHURCH OF TIIE NAZARENE
Adult
Bible
C
lan
Each
Sunday
1
:
1
)
a.
m.
Sunday
Pchmd
Math Patrick. Sunday School Hupi.
W. 2nd Si. A Maple Axe.
9:13 a. m.
II a. m.
Morning Worahip
Mr*. J . E. Andreoa, 1 raining
FA 2-^22
Worahip
Service
Each
Sunder
9:4) p. m.
Training Union
Ik n lM Director
R.
II.
Spear
Jr., MlnLltr
7:43 p. m.
Evening Worship
Honda: School
1:43 e. m. . 10:4) a. m.
Sunday school beginn Sunrfax
*•11115
IS
THE
LIF
E
"
WDHO
Wednesday
evening
prayer
meetAlor ning Worablp
II e. m.
TV (CHANNEL I ) Each Sunday Ing 7:43 p. re.
at 9 43 s m. SUtien tla ssts ate
Training Union
6 So p. m.
13:3o p. in
provided to give Christian instruc
Evening W-irihlp
7:41 p. m.
THE CONGRr.U UlONAL
Wednesday Evening Prayer fieri- "T H E LUTHERAN HOUR" tion t<> all ages. A promo'.lr.* ssrCHRISTIAN
CHURCH
WiOD Mto KC Each Sunday
S 'lc e
7:43 p. m.
At Park Ave. and 3llh St.
vice ia planned fur the 10.43 a.
I
p.
m.
Kurarry provided for all aervlrrs
tlr. J. Bernard R«ot. MlnlHcr
m. hour In which forty-one iltiW alther Lcagua H rvt Sunday
Hr. Frsd Enamlnger, Astoclair
Each Month
p, pj^
HILLCRUT BAPTIST CHURCH
denti
between the sat* of i to
Bible School
9:43 a. m.
GENEVA
Sunday School Ttacbcra M att
i( will be promoted. Mra. Edna
Morning
Worship
11:00
a.
m.
ator Charles W. Uamil Jr.
E very Other Monday 7:)0 p. m.
Bermon: "A thankful h ta rt I* Singlrlon ia roramilUe chsitm ax
lay mornitg acrvleea:
B«l r d J 'l D ^ r o n a P .rat Wednra.
not nnly the greateit virtue, but (or this day and has arranged fur
d ay Each Month I p. m.
a.m. Sunday School
the parent ef all other virtues."
a.m. Monlng Worship
the Sunday school H alf to parti
“ N U k l F irs t Thursday
Joy overling atrvlctoi
E ach Month 9 p. m.
cipate In IhD well-planned pro
I p.m. Training UsIor
Ladfwa Ald Third Thuraday Each GRACE METHODIST CHURCH gram. The Rev. It. If. Speer J r ,
rjr. Evening WoraHIp
(Finer rest)
Month T:Bo p. m.
t 7 1 0 p.m. Prayer Meet. M«n,» ^ ' i ‘>/ourih Thuraday Each Church and Church School I a. m. pailor, will deliver th* giafoatSasmon; "ThisAt*y tba Kingdom" lag addresi.
M o a u 7:io p. jr ,
A , . n « * *>und,.l.
I d ) T h a i * . |l al* lU i t- X X .i t
a l l e y belwttix ]Uh n t r a . x
nil : t i h f i n e anil O x a s .
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apeak Sunday evening M Hie First j|vin| | n Felicity, O The xervltsi
Bsptifl Church.
Sunday night will be hold a t I.
Rrv. Routh is the sut of Mr.
and Mrs. W all!* P -lUt'i of San
ford lie is a g te d iil* wf Saminoic High School, Stel«oa I'niveisity and the Southern Uxptist
Theological Seminary.
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�Delegates Report Recent Council Meeting Kay Estes
To Pilot Club; Hawaiian Journey Described Is Honoree
*/
A t the first till dinner meeting
the Sanford Pitot Ctuh Tue*day
night at the Civic Center, mem
ber* were told the highlight* of
the Tall Couneit meeting In Clear*
water.
Three delegate! from the local
club. Mrt. F ro n t Houxhsldrr.,
Clliabrlh Aihby,
Mr*. Sue Stevenson ar.J Mi*
Raymond Call, gave the club a
brief re!ume of the wrekend.
One of the mci»t outstanding
talk! given during the Counfll
of Pilot D i-trirt Four was deliverrd by Dr Julia Anna Jordan,
axwstant professor of Larguagf!
Woman's tlditnr
1
3hf
at Southern t'nllege. ti-ing a*
her theme ‘ Understanding— Our
II""* »f T-’m-rTr-r,” Or. Jordan
a n to rn In Germany where ail
of her pomesiiims were destroy*
ed by 1 imlilrg ltavirig her only
her education. Or. Jordan »tre«*ed the g ifa t a* r l education i* to
the Individual.
from Sanford attending
th* Fall Council were: Mm . Wal
ter Carter. Jiirrldcnl of the loea!
el.ib, Mr*
Krnr.-t 1lnit»lro!!rr.
Mi*» Porolhy F n u r'h tc, Mr* Sue
Slevrn*e>n, Mr* A K. STwmnl er.
*anfori»
HrralJt
Sr. Mr». Vern" Me»-enger. nwt
Mrs. Raymond Rail, arr»mn«nicd
by fo-pllot, Raymond M. Itatl.
Another intetrvling tr.itu ie of
the dinner meeting wne the talk
given liv MU* Fourakre on her
trip to Hawaii thl* summer. MU*
Fnuiahrr M l dteMrd in the nr
1 u*turned haw .ill.vi dr,-»* culled
thr ns*'.mil with a lei around
her nerk. During her talk. Ml#*
Fourakre ita trd it took her only
3d hour* to fly fr-m Orlando air-
Sorority Picnic
Slated M onday
I'lam wet*- completed f»r a ptc*
nV with busbandx inclu-lod at the
Monday evening meeting of Xi
Ih-’.a Kta Chapter of He .x Sijm *
I'hi. The meeting %v.i* heM at the
home of Mr*, lb o Rale"
The piemr t» srhedu’rd for Seplenilwr J'* at the home of 'It* . J.
Harold Chapman, at 7 p. m Mem
ber! are urgrd to Contact Mr*
James Ibitton Ji or Mr* Pnx
Saxon If tbev w-lt be unat-Ie to a t
tend. Attire will be informal
An iiitcte-linc prneian-. ‘ Ori
gin of I .if*", wa! presented by
Mr*. Vnlie Williams J r A new
tr-emler
MrFrank
Melwtne
Jr. v i , welcomed
New year
bookx w,-re distributed A by-law*
committee wa* appointed, Mr*.
G. Andrew Speer and Mr- Don
11a I#*.
The neat meeting will l-e held
on October FI. at the home of
Mr*. Voile William* J r.
fo rt to Hawaii where »he w»*
met h r friend*. The beautiful
•rrn cry . a tiip to the S. S. Anroria. Intpectien t f the mllilarAn u-uiual »hower honored Mil*
Ini In Hat Ion*, the abundance of
ru ral, ivory, peart*, the wonder Kay K*te*. ild n lu bildr-elevt,
ful climate ard the excellent and Tueidey night. The party wa*
ur *u*l fix l »eie p<ilnta !tre«»ed
he'd at the home of Mr*. John
v Mi-* Fourakre. The Cluh »n’-•)«d xi#w-rg tome ‘Cene* from Courier with Mr*, George Mram
th r D landi brought home by Mis* »! ro-hoite*!.
Fourakre.
(•ueiti received their inxita
The cluh voted umxmloudy at t >11* to lire batlmrotu ihow cr on
thin n.eettng in help again thl* 1card* shaped like an oM-f,x*hre a r in the United Fund Drive ' red tub. At the door the# w»ie
g tl
of October
greeird I f the h o t t r S f r i and giv
Club al*o voted to help the Salvx- en « *bp of paper on whleh *ome
ti-n Army again th,* >eer during rrlvite wax to be w ritten and luck
the b diduv leasort by ‘'Ringing ed into a roll of toilet paper.
the H ell."
I’ti:r* o e .r n u nnlr-l to Mr*, xl
Daw ion, Mr* Fertel! Rca*!r>, and
Mr*. Henry So an ion for winning
rlexrr rOntrit*.
Among ihe arrangem ent! dn
plated throughout th r houre w»t
one <ie*ignr*l with ro*e« madr
from pink toilet tliaue. It rauied
mu.ti comment, Gift a wrre pie-erite*! to the btrnoree in a clothr! hamper, attraitix ely decora
ted
A color irh rm c of pirik and
] whltr « ai rarried out in the teI frc'hmrnt*. Upon each plale wx
I a inn gift wrapped in tie hi lal
motif lnil.lt- carh gift wax a
'mall lachrl for r a th guest to h u e
-x* a moments of the uccsdon.
I Tho»e invited were: Mm Ruhr
I II. Kate*, mother of the honoree;
' Mi! Fiank W heeler, Jr
Mu,
| \l Dawson. Mr* Young llarrl*.
* Mm Milton G->re, M u. Jam ri
ItruuVxhlre. Mr*. J ’m l'*rtin,
MISS KOlltAKKK
Mfi Waller Teague. Mrt W. II
' DeSha:o, Mr*. Joe I. lb alley,
Mr IJnk Hart, Mr*. Ren Jonei,
'lr* . At Hunt ha* been appoint Mu* 1 oi* Rtiddril, Mr* Jirn Fee.
cd chairm an f-r the main partv 'll* Spalk* l.ee Clont*. Mr*. I'en
In I by the Sanford Woman** Club VVainu right. Mr*. Hob Mark,
Mr*. Joe Hattie. Mr*. I’hil I'ackduring thr club >#ar
ant ami Mr* Ferrell Pcatley. all
Deaserl bridge parly wilt he 1 Oviedo,
gtxen at the club building un Oc
Other gurrt-x w rre. Mr*. I*. G
tober M at 7 Jo p m High *.ore
p iirr* for earh table and d «->r Do-hl, mother of the proipcctwe
bridrgr-om. Goldemod;
Mr*
|r l / i * xv411 he awarded
Mr* Hunt ha* sclrrtrd her com Henry Swanson, W inter 1‘aik: and
m ittee chairman and plan* are Mr*. F unk Gore, t-ongwood.
underway to make this event a
*urrr*aful one.
At Shower
Chairman Appointed
Council of Home D#mon*tration
Club*. The event 1* scheduled for
Friday, October 3. from J until
4 p. m. in xiie Civic Center
•'tblob* In I’a rlf" I* the theme
Sanfor-' a tliit Grelchen Feul*
Crowell will *ketch during the
•hnw. M,». I.ula Hailr) will plav
through-ul the program and will
accompany Mr*. PinaH.irrl*;>n
who will alng.
Mr*. Rita Itxurr It the n*rr»
tor for the event Mrs. John Hill
i* eo- nltnaior. She and Mrs. nauer
F l e e t R e s e rv e L n d ie s
An informative program on canv e e r wa* presented at the recent
meeting of thr Ladies Auxiliary
nf the F lrrt Reserve. The meet
ing wa* held in the USO Building
with Mr*. Harold Sundvall, prc»ldent, prelidlng.
An educational film, spon*ored
by the American Cancer Unit un
der the a u ip lrti nf the local unit,
wa* thnwn. The apeaker wa* Mr*.
D m * Hanxen, chairm an of ihe
m artxie* committee of the Orange
* Count)- U nit She demonatrated
The folding of h»ndagt! and rane r r padi ard amwerrd question*
M is. Hansen Mated that volunteer
help I* needed and appreciated by
Tittx and poor alike a* treatm ent
ef Ihe d beate tl an expen«ive.
Supplies from th# loeal Cancer
Closet are available free of charge
foe lho*e who need them. Contact
M ’l. J- J- Slecikowskt.
^
Final arrangement* were made
for the pot’uck lupper to he held
tonight In the CPO Club for mem
ber* *nd their huiband*.
\ 2d minute fuH-rnlor film review inn xewterdav,
livokinR nl today and I.uiog tomorrow. See this film
ami lirrome nriiuaintcd with th e -----
requiring their action nr final decision nt ihrir regular
meeting, be filed in the office of Ihe Cily Manager at
least, and no later than, 10 day* prior to the regular
Parnrtt*
r » n
meeting night,
Second
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becoming—coming’n
going: blouson
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in litis turkril-frnnl. lnl»-coil»rM hfotg.
win, npkfil xxilh tinum liullnn*. Silky-lex.
lured smooth hcrrinK-tione fnhric culled
yip-rnR, sI;m Id-IS in red • B«ld. enprn
lilue, or lil.ii k • liroxx n. And lined In re>
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MONDAY 1:3# P. M. HITT. 71
30* K. Fifth St. — SANFORD
Ihi* writ - tiir'lrn e lrd ff»mr, I B. It. home l>«* g an g *
axpbatl shinelr rwif, pla«ler#<l wall*. ■>hw| floor*, front
and rear pori br«. living room, iliolns n m i, k itrh rn and
m a in r.-n -m.-t with anuimm* *i># gas *loxr, water
h eatrr and nil spare heater Wheiher you are a amail
familt I,h,king for n modrvt home, retired roupte. ur *•
I n ir .ir r .eelting nrottet*, ikxi will r ite *
-,| 1«-
tuniiat inromr—11lls I’HOPF.RTTV Wild. FIT YOI K
ara
pra • Tested for
long *•*'■
Tnar Fra yet Per
The Dsy
Call FA t -)» 1
l.aiheraa (Tiarrh ef Th*
Redeemer
" 50 G O L D E N YEA R S "
kVi—t
Mr*. Douglas Sicnxtrom; I'rite*.
Mr*. John K lder; Faxon, Mr*.
Jarne* Kkt-rn.
Ihe receiving line mil Include
Mrx ft. N. Flatnm. Mr* N V
Farmer, and Mrs. A, IV. Woo-latl.
Entertainm ent for th# banquet
*The la liex Aid will *e!l Fhri*tmxi raid*, «*rxdle« and wrappli*
paper Anyone tn’er#*ted in any
nf the*# item* may contact any
SEE IT SUNDAY, 7:30 I*. M.
The 7.onlne and Planning fonimDsInn of the City of
Sanford has adoptrd Ihe polirv that — Any matters
ItK iv ta
f»irl Scouts Swim
Mr*. Hill Southwaril headc-t lb*
panel who*e topir wa* "The Spir
it of Our l.ivf!
Member* of the
P»n#l were
Mr*
I'hil Skate*.
Mr*. 'I**t-n lln m ian Mr*. , ' 1*ii’,e
llunigardncr and Mr* Atareii
H-wIgri l ‘- 11owing th** i!i*cu*»lon
wa* a talk given by Rex-, Herbert
\\ l.oftra* with mcmtier* pte*
ent looting up paivare* in th#
Rll'e relating to hi* subject, ' De
fine the Spirit.'*
The bUiit.c** nireting wax con
ducted by .Mi*
t*axs tiiem .
ptex-dri-:. Report* wci# givrn ami
final plan* wete mad# for th#
Open !lou*r to be he'd for lt#v. and
Mr*, tjocraa
*1 their home In
l/vch Arbor, S#|i!emi*et I* fr-on
A to 5 p n* All membfrs and
friemlt at# iixxtted.
In 1970, Sinclair t.»wii tw-canic
e fir*t American In win the
>bcl pnre for liin a iu rr
TWO OK THK MODK.I-S who "ill ap(>cjir in tho Kashion
Show October H. Thev nrs Mi*. Uavld Rothschild and
Cino Wheatland.
T he co at It
amail to outfit
your children in
Poll P a r r o tti..
A pare! docusSion opene-1 the
monthly Hireling of the Ladle*
Aid of the Lutheran Church of thr
Redeemer Thursday evening.
jhaxe worked together in producing FI la Hindu rH, Jrri Wheatland,
I this show.
and F r a n r n Chapman Modeling
Clothex
from the
Hollywood clothe* for tub teens will he Cine
Shop* will be featured. Alndel* Wheatlaml
represent various orranltatinn* In
R efrrth m rn ts will be served *nJ
t>anforrt, They a ir; Mr*. William door prire* given.
Klinffel>r, Jayree AVive* riu h ;
'tr* . Fred flan**, *tarden Club;
Mr*. William Sir
:*r. Woman*!
flub; Mri ft . it, , H-'mtcr-oO.
Girl Seoul Troop "Of met SatHome Demon*tnv‘iOM Club: Mr* »n*•> for their f-,*t m eet.ng . f
David It ’ih*ch:!d. Off) cry Wive* the year. Arriving In bathing
Club; and Mr* D. S, Talley and • ult*. the tr-,--n journejrd to SR.
Air*. C, F, Froraard,
try I eke « ‘e r r thev spent ihe
t athv Griffl* and Carol Grenier m orning a t.n :.n -ir I ' -it #>f tlir
will model cl-.thex for the leen*. g-rT* are Working ,tn their swim
LlHIe one* are Suxie Southwar-I I mrr* badge while the remain Irr
are try in g for a R#d t'ro*i l*eginm r ur tnUrmrdiale veriifiiaie.
Tb»**e ettendlng were Mary
,'ean Turner, Janit While. Sue
i*r»rfi,r, I.101U Stapler.
Hutan
I'frkln*. Srnttie Md lrilan. Find*
.''perirer.
1‘rggy |txw#r.
Sally
Spence*. Rowan* v*n Felt, \ ,;
D--y<l. Maty Pope. I.vnda and
Wandn lledenbaugh.
The g if s were a iimpanlrd hv
their lexilrr. M i l l F tanert Colih
Church. Of
F lam for the 1PM Teacher"*
Ran-iurt, i p o n ' O i e t by the San
ford Woman's Club got under*
way 1.1*1 night at th* com m itter
met nt the home of Mr*. A. \V
Woodall, rhaitman of the rxent
thl* year.
Serving will be Mr». t’ K. Col.
man. Mr*. W. I. K.tk. Mr*. W.
H. Sv-mper aid Mr*. Douglas
StenMrmn.
O ther assignment* are. Menu.
Mr*. Farl Van Fleet; Decoration*.
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Sorority Fashion Show Program Told
Valentine
Gamm a Ijm bd* Chapter cf
Ileta Sigma Fhl hi* rhoaerx Mr*
Richard Nel»on a* their Valentine
Girl of the Year.
M rt. Nelson's picture will be
sent to [tell Sigma P hi's Inter
national off!,# where II will be
judged, along with picture* of
Bela Sigma Phi l from all oxer
the world, by a Hollywood male
Star for Ret* Sigma Phi Valen
tine Quern for IJH.
d
M rt. Nelaon has been a Drta
Sigma Fhl ilnre March DJS. She
I* m arried lo Fcdr. Richard 11
Nelson, who i* attached to VAII11. They have one daughter, Prhorah Ann, and reside at IIS K.
Woodland Drive, Sanford.
Club Plans Teachers' Banquet
This body meets in regular sessions on the first and
third Thursdays of each month.
NFFDh!
Terma: 2#% Down at Aurtlon. Italanre Announced
one
Garden 3-7731 — ORLANDO
FREE! Vatuiiilr 1‘rlxe Given Somtnnr kllem tlng!
“AVi Invlta C hari*
Aceouata'
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Editorials
Conning The News
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Leaders Attempting
[To Limit Shooting
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4ft
Nava dlipatchM from the F er Ea»t Indicate that the
D 8 doea not plan to permit the Chinese Natlonaliata to
bomb artillery poeitlona on the Communist China mainland.
•
The declalon, made airainst Chinese Notionalist u i*hp«.
amarently was made In the hope of confining the present
J S B K S ta The off-ehore Islands, which have been under
bombardment for many weeks. The U. 3. apparently belles
fit letting Red China make the first move. al»a>s.
- Officials of the Klsenhowcr administration have said
th a t the U. 8. would defend Qucmny In event of a Red at.
JJek aimed at taking the island. Yet. the U. 8. has not sa d
W as' or "no” to a Chinese Communist proposal, made in
S u m . th .l the Quimoyi b . -v .c u .t.d , T H U. s. » « «
McKibbin Speaks
At Coffee Club;
Newcomers ’ Bow'
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a been to the effect Ihat a cease-fire must be first, I alks
•bout evacuation could follow such cease-fire.
” Informed sources on Formosa were quoted as saying
(hat the Nationalists wanted to retaliate, that this request
era* made repeatedly to high U. S. officials, t nder t e
eumstaners, this appears to he a wise decision. Any retaintlon by Chinese Nationalists could serve only to broaden the
present conflictV In the event that the Red Chinese attempt landings on
Ouemov or other off-shore islands, then retaliation would he
ferthcoming. news dispatches said. Meanwhile, It
th a t the U. 8. is willing to let the f orpmunistR wear themMlves out by hurling shells at the Islands from shore »>atSrlM . At th* same time, the U. 8. is attempting to condemn
f ir t China, and Russia, in the eyes of the world by tnking
fee case to the United Nations.
:
It It our firm belief thnt Red China only wails for any
kind cf reasonable excuse to test President Klsenhower s
gUiementa that "there will be no appeasement. I-nillng to
find this "reasonable* excuse, the Communists, perhnps, will
try to take the Islands anyway.
“ Chinese Communist leaders must have some way to
•Jiave face.” Ae things now are going, they nre working
themselves into a hole where this could he impossible.
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jBoost The Boosters
In the Jet age, It Is news when citiiens take off from
fie tr work to aid a worthy cause.
I The Seminole High School Hoooatcrs Club fils Into this
Migftiry. The club, made up of football team supporters and
friends of the school, once again Is attempting to provide
th a t aomethlng extra for the team. The projects of this club
tn years paet ara well-known. Boosters Club support for the
fehool has been, and U, Invaluable.
~ This year, the Boosters again nre working on a worthy
Project. All money obtained from mcmherahlpit sold by the
ttianlxation will go Into the cluh'a project for the year. Such
Sllnga aa uniforms for Junior players and films of football
a u n ts gre valuable contributions to the athletic program at
lamlnole High.
Investment In youth U the l»est Investment of Sanford,
flnUnole County and America. The Herald commends the
Boosters Club for ita work and urge* all to become Boosters,
t
Branan Assigned To Homestead Base
Major Wllllim C. Bi sr.an, son It, ft g|r but* of (hr fttmtcglc
ef Mr. ind Mrs. A rthur Branan, Air Command and home of Uir
ISO* Ms|noli* Avtnuo, Ssnford, SMrd Air Dlvliton, which I* comfeu bsm assigned to Homeitead posed of two B 41 wings.
Air F o n e Bs m , F Is.
A gradual# of Samlnola High
ftehool, lin fo rd , and Emory Uni
SHIDLKR. Ohls.—( UI’I )— Sam
versity, AUsnta, Oa., Major Bran Flolds, publlshtr of tho weekly
d s has ■ dogreo In PiythologT. Shldler Review, printed i threeBe has boon In ths Air Fort* for page paper. The aecond page was
U yoart, and was tsslgnrd to completely blsrk with tha exrepIfeintor AFB, Ga., brforo coming tlon of three liny llr.rs in the e*nfeer*. Rls prsssnt dutlrs ir a with ter which read: "Busin*** I* good
tfeo lU rd Oparalions Aqusdmn.
everywhere hut at the Shldler lieHomsittsrt Is the most southern view.”
Almost Everywhere
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rubbor tree t Church
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dignitary
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Triai Is Ordered
In 'Jaw-Breaking'
Official Accepted, Asked
Bribes, Prober Declares
WASHINGTON (U P I) - A House a p p l i c a n t hr return for hi* vole.
staff investigator repealed under
Possible Perjury
oalh M a y th a rg r, that a former
The investigator said, howavrr,
Federal l.'ommunlraiwn* fi.m mit- that the f o r m e r chairman tnlrj
■ion chairman holh rre e h rd and him that "one nf ihe principal**’
solicited offers »f hrlt>es In s In Ihe ease "offered a bribe for
hit vote."
Pittsburgh TV channel cat*.
Kaatiand noted wp*.i *re form er
Th* Inveitlgalor, Oliver F.att chairman testified !■'fftrr the auhland, also testified that the “ may committee he "! d
opftoc*
or nf a large elly, who U a prom tunlly In reveal th- information
Inenl politician'' and a US, *ena which w«» given to the investigat
i or when he r the former chairm an)
lor made benlnd-thr ieenea e>m | was not under oath."
lad * with member* of the FIT
"If the allegaiiont made hv the
regarding the lam e case.
forme; chairman to this aubrnm
Katlland did n<>| name any nf tnlltee'a invrstlgalor are irue, tt
appear-, a flrr trading the record,
the peraons
Kaitlaml, a ith ta n t chief love* that the v,Herts hat committed
perjury," he Said.
tigator of the llnuse Influence In
vestigating Subcommittee, testi The procedure of n»t naming
fied about the charges In a rom names apparently resulted from
pllrated 30 page statem ent at , previous rrlllftsm that It h id per
hearing Intn the aw ard nf I'ltls mitted wltne-tcs to make untuh
burgh TV Channel 4 to Television st i>.tinted c h a rg e before It In the
past particularly
during
I h e
City, Ine . hy the KCC In 19iT.
Adama (Jolilfinr hrarlnc* earlier
Blted on Rumors
this ' s i r .
Eastland testified that Ihr f»r
m er rhslrman, after leaving thr
commission, e td rrtd into a law
office partnership with an attnr
ney for one of five applicants In
PARIS i ITU—Premier Chartei
volved In Ihe Pittsburgh case
He read a ' Hear fleorge'* letter i|e Gaiillr'e government l» pie
addressed to the firm e r chairman paring a drastic crackdown on
Algerian irbcls who hi'* I'trorfrom an applicant tn the case
Eastland testified that "priori- Iffd Fianrr during IHe past
psis" In ths case repeated tn him month, It was reported today.
The drive to stamp nut the
"rum ors frem some sourre nr
sources" that the unnamed for Algerian underground It eype-tcil
m er chairman ' was soliciting nr to atari after next Sunday's yewas attempting In solicit flO.O'Xt" ferendum on He Gaulle's "etmngman'* constitution.
for his vote In the case.
Informallnn Minister Jacques
EastUnd also testified that a
principal In the case teld him nf Sousicll* In a speech Wrdnesdsy
"another rumnr from s.iurces” night called for political action
that the former chairm an "was agalnat France’s hig Communist
attempting ta set up an arrange Fitly.
lie meed an alliance nf right,
ment under which he would re
eelve IJO.OOO s year fnr a period ccntrr and Ictli-t parties lo re
of 10 years from one of the other dure the Communists' parllamen.
Oviedo News
Mrs Alex I^m hart waa telling
us M inday evening that her flrat
grandson had been nam ed John
Milton. I'nele "Milton" Gore Is
proud the lllllr nephew haa been
named for him.
We have learned that Joan and
Ivan Jakuhcin have named their
snn Michael Ivan.
Net* and (ieorge W, Alford are
ao busy getting their new home
all fixed up. we hardly te a them
these si a >• Net a waa telling u* of
getting their lots ready to hulld,
when out of a dear aky—they
bought one of the Dougla* Jackson
home, in the I.ake Hayes section.
We are h-oking forward tn having
rirrlr parties at Net* a new home
now.
Mr. and Mr*. J. P. E.ldridga
have moved Into a new home Mr,
and Mrs Charles Prndarvl* hav*
moved Into th# house vacated by
Mr and Mr*. F.ldndg*.
Tha arrival of a l.ahy b»y at
Ihe home of Mr. and Mrl. Vine roe
piir*<-o* ha* made Ihe ne* s - d r .
alt on an equal basis now —thr-e
boys a n d three Ctrl* And th*
funn) tide 1* that everyone seems
to ha getting what they had want
ed
I) seem* • hit delayed In Itself,
but sine* th* men do not usual**
have ihe benefit of wife and child
ren at callle affair*, perhaps tha
root weather will take the w arm th
from the conversation.
And certainly the c a ltie m r ^
who meet on Charles l i e * farm
migh! find It more fun In cudd!#
up lo Ihr Mr- than to talk shout
Some old cow. For edification of
those who plan to go, the bvitlnert
meeting starts at » p. m . with
the steak dinner right after.
oh. those delectable Seminole
Count) T-Bones*
M to jir
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and Public Utililioi
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EXPERIENCE
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FAIR Electric. G it. Transenrlation and Telephone
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A saving* of aver ST mil
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FOB SINCERE,
PROGRESSIVE *
^PRESENTATION
— RETURN
JERRY W.
C AR TER
September JO
ijft* Oi4d pfl d bf
€*« g« Hv,*»Tf,
Spa’#C***M*QnT'foidftf)
France Prepares Terrorism Crackdown
Ury strength ' st much as possi
ble" after the referendum and
thus "prevent the Fifth R*t*uhllr
from sharing Ihe fate i*f the
Fourth."
Rmistrile repealed e h a r f tl «#
Communist "collusion" with ths
rehels.
Th* g >v*rnm*nt will hav* Vo
•tart making preparation# for leg
islative elections, pmhshly 1w Mwvemt-cr, *oon after
Ik#
r*
ferendum result* are In
In the 14M elerlions. th# Com
munists won one • fourth of th#
total vide *nd IV) *>f tha
tr a it In the Nations! Assembly.
aiSrmj
m2 CYCLE.
This O anerol Electric Aulomutic
wwihtr g>*#i yau ACtIVATOR*
wmihlng ecl.on plus , . , TWO
WASH CYCLES. Moonol wash,
rime and spin cyeiei for cottoni
end tinem . Short cycles for detigot# silks, synthetics ond other
M rics wrhkh require special
FREE
•Beat .Motor .T ra ile r
FILTER-FLO
1h et# ’s owly oe.* qenwiwa Mter fio
woshiWQ ty tte m (v>d only Gene«nl
Electric has this fomout non flog fiber
rr
IT. Dowling
• • . fd*#r f l a w o i h m g actio n cl m in o te i
hot, silt, sand nod sonp scum from
your wnth,
- M. Frieslsees
“ ftt Bibartsn
Z rd f
ILtngMi
FULLY AUTOMATIC
C H IC K JHtSt
SPO U /CH T FiATUMISI
• $ m 5ft\
tuffia
* ftt Ores*
latUr
- IT. Danish celna
•
It will take a hig wardrobe to
maintain her position, hot a* her
daughter laid. “ Mother,
they
should have given It to me Yo i
weer my elolhei most of th* time
anyway!"
Thu remind* me of another
problem which fortunately does
not appear to plarue Fanford In
arteial riU*a, »* hear, the w-hool*
have had to ta le over another
parenlal job—that of telling the
kid* what to wear.
Official* have discovered that
hoys *-,,i girl* who dress neatly
an I appropriately bchavr heller
The ' Slack lelthai jacket g anr,"
with tee rhirts tight Jeans and
i! ick tail haircuts, invariably look*
like trouble, e-e- If nut causing
any. Certainly, airi> in slacks or
jeans and sloppy shirt tail# will
ne* appeal a* much to the men
New resident* and hotinettmtn they favor aa tiroie who have made
war# lrtr<»diie*d yeaterday at the them**lv*a neat and attractive.
Chamber of Commerce’* monthly
School officials In other parts
Coffee Chih A large crowd turn
of the country may hav* to tell
ed out at Mr*. Appleby'# fur th#
the atudenta they can't come to
get acquaint** coffee and dough
aehoni looking like hoodlums, but
nut break
l doubt if dress will ever become
Speaking for th* Chamber of a problem In Sanford. And If It
Commrrr* was Clifford McKibbin,; dvec l hop* the teacher* ready
V* membership chairman Ms-Kit- f give the kids the word!
bin revealed lhal Invoices would
The Seminole County Cattle
he sent I* Sanfmd business men m en a gs.v.rration Is letting down
within a few day a He urged them the bar* Oc' 4 and allowing fam
tn k*e» .he g,.,l of |to tm m ilies to attend ihe summer ilea*
mind, and In eilher "equal or ,n- party. This "aummer ' steak purtr»t*e last yeaCi rontrihutinn,"
In riling nest y ear'! program,
MeKihbln m enllorfd the promo
tion of new industry, keeping
SNAS In Sanford. Sanford-Tl'ui.
rill* Canal, and Ihe establishment
of new hull,tine* for existing San
fnrd manufacturer# New to the
program are plsnt for distribut
SARASOTA 1 C P I 1 — County
ing new maps nf the county and Commissioner James I) Neville
an analysis of the area by pc© will he tried neat month fnr al
friilonals to promote Industry.
legedly hreaklng th* Jawr nf a
Introduced by Charlie Morrison fellow Republican during a politi
were Joseph A. Edwards, retired cal argument.
passenger (raffle manager for the
Neville, al*<s a member of the
.Southern Railway; Kenneth Mcln Saraaoia County Republican Eaetosh, partner in the law firm of rutlva Commit!**, waa hound over
Slensirom, Davie and Mrlntnah; to the County Court and ■ jury
Jim Lre, .Semlnnie County parola trial at a preliminary hearing
officer; IJoyd Burke, new mana> Tut sday.
gee of Family Finame.
Raymond F Deacon, a former
Victor Robello, flerts l! Drive- m tm bei of the GOP Eaeeutlv#
II; Boyd Coleman and Jack West, Committee, charged Neville with
.Sanford men who have recently attacking him and breaking hit
eslahlished Ihe Gator (.umber Co ; )** the night of Aug. IS after a
H. D. Thompson; Walter Glelow. meeting of the executive com m it
editor publisher of The Sanford tee at which Deaton reportedly
Hrrald. Woody Webber, district sought th* ouster of Committee
manager of Southern Bell; Blit Chairman Mrs James tl*y.
Neville did nut testify at the
Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh Tire Co :
David Malhee, Sanford music hearing, but he had earlier denied
teacher; Bud Car rig an WIOD, and that any hluws were struck
Mr*. Robert Conn, reporter for
Deacon told the hraring that
The Sanford Herald.
Neville allackrd him at Ihr com
Farawell* were laid ta Ed mittee member* sear* leaving for
M*y*r, plant manager #f ftnuthain hem*. H# laid th* county com
Bell fn Sanford, who haa he*n m ltilnnrr grabl-ed hit shirt front
transfer red.
and threatened him.
Roy Mann, treasurer nf the
Deacon acid he then heard a-ime
United Fund Drive aim was re on* lay, "If thta gets nut. It'll
cognised.
blow the lid off "
I f Ylrgiaia Cana.
Herald Staff Writer
io n side r Ihe plight of one of
our popular “young matron*." Re
cently chosen Sanford’s heir-dress
ed woman, ah* ran no longar r*
lax In tho** old blue leant, Now
her costume la examined wher
ever *he goes and woe he unlo
her should her slip dangle a frac
tion nr a *a*m become parted
wetherv
seieclot
i t Dry tit)
WASHER
fv»ry w>«ihabl# gals that "|v/il riqhf" far* . . . auto"oiicatly. One# you tat th* coriireti th*r#‘s no n*ad to
return to Ih* wnvher t o adjust th# »«iiiaf, it washes,
(in14 iiisii i a cisitt.
• FtrWrtiften VeSer vwret rawt-sl
iita ts i*
(eaPact
• f«y Mg laadkn — M stays
■F** **tb#sd mgpa’1
Friday, September 2d. IJfll
■ trs U K
*. C t SMIVO, S S t t l l W * *
M eeeaer
14 ft. Sport-Craft boot with IS It. I', .lohneon motor, remotp control* and Murvwf
trailer with dlrartlonal llglita.
• faasaav M MTBtlHM washmg
No Obligation •
To be given away —
• ft* I ym m m
Friday
Dec.
Conte Register Now ! !! !
12th 1958 — 8:00 p.m.
IMPERIAL
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Seabreeze To Invade;
Seminoles Underdog
Rj JT.RRY COA1NGTOX
anything the Sardcrab* throw it out to* better their a* era gel to
them,
night Stone and Duke Schirard
The •quad i« at full atrength are crack linebacker* and ihoold
f«*r thu r«rar and, the fine bench »low thr fail Sandcrabt conllderatrrnsth itm a in t In thr Seminole ably.
favor tonight. Ray Lundnuiit and
The center chorea will he *h*rJohn Lovelace are two playrrt
on the ireond unit who will he a e.1 tonight by Turning ilutnrr
bi< help offer.tvrlv Sophomore and Schirard Rutner ha* eonte
g uartrrbark Mike Itoheiti al»o around nicely this week and
i.^hrtl Imprra.ive lit! week and ■hould br ready to do the yob
should c u e Cecil Dandridge plenty
Schirard I* the »tro>'ger blocker
0{ ha.-klrg
of thr two and will be In there a
In I'.e lire. Tackle R.>.» Neely
-ml Guard Glenn Hodge* give great deal.
„d led itrrnglh to the itarting
With the lmpre**i*e victory of
sr„up |v.lh ahnutd be ready to *o Seahreere la*t week the Seminole*
tonight The play of David Stan will
Info tnmght'a encounter
|f , r0nlinuea lo .hlne and he a* a «lighl undeidof It thould he
^ , rtliy
V«d , hr „ a high vnrtn* ronteit and »ery
| J r ^ ak.*init S ra h trr r r Thr m ill pleating to thr apa^tatora
arT , rt » , th Allan Swaim. W al-I
-----------------------;rr Middleton and Gerald June*
ready to continur their fine play.
Thr*c three outvtandinr na«* r e
ceiver* could well be thr differ
Major league Remit*
rner in the rente*!.
I'nlled I'rem Inlernitlonal
Daodridge ihtvukl he in top
American league
fop foirn lo quarterback the first
fn« *V0 191- T I J f l
unit. Ill* paising, playmaking Detroit
010 OOO- t « »
and running rcmt'nue to he a bir rhlcayo
aivrt to the nffrtur and he ha* Running ( I I 111 and Wllaon
looked go.wl itiroughuut the wrrk Donovan. Trvitky .'St, Shaw (Cl,
»f d ull. Ilaio'd Stone, l.irt Ri* Qtialler* 1*1 and ll»ttey. Ie’*er net, arwl \r rn n n Kirk are al*o IWnovan tl» U » . HRS— Jacklon.
It* TIM M o q i u t .t r
H arm
I'nlled Pre.» lntrrnatlo.nl
"•«•» «" *r rr l
‘
(Only game scheduled >
Wi*eon*ln. which never hat wop
* tough offente.
N tilonal l.eagua
a night foothall game, and Miami
They did a fine job taat week
(No 1 nr** icherfuled I
one of the South’* bett noe'urnal | again*! I.t man and they will be
tram*, meet In the Orange Bowl _
tonight in the firit of a h >*• of
wrekend Intent -Ilona! hatll**
They have hern playing f j.l b tll
at Wiicontin for 70 yeara twit the
Badger* have appeared in only
three previou* night game* —
losing 'em all However, the odd*
m*kcr* weren't twayed by lht»
311 KASt FIRST STREET
yin* at they installed Wliconn.
a one 'ouchdown favorite over
PHONE FA S-4451
the Hurricane*.
H. JA M ES C I T
JA M ES R. C U T
Miami, though, alwav* ha* been
rough to beat under the Orange
Bowl light* and rnuld u p t't 'he
nig Ten Conference invader* The
Th« Sanford
Seminole* (o
agalnit the Seabreere SandcriJ.
here tonight In the tecond font.*!
of the ) o u r ( tea ton
Both tram* acorfd vfre Imprf*
site w.i.» last work and I: ihoi.iil
1* a K it. offensive eoolr.t. Thr
Sand ram *cored a M l t victor.
la>t week ove, l.a k r.ie a cf Win
ter Garden They a!»o had thir<*
tourhdowni railed hack They *ro
aery vrr«atile and ip*rdr »o it
ah«uld he a thriller.
The Seminole offrn*r ha* con
linurd to look good in drill* thi*
• erk and thr local *qu*it ahoiild
he ready In give fight Bold uiutl
TBUK KISH TAI.E — The e* fn.ir ^anfonl non brought bock thr* evidence In nu|i|Mft , arr
very capable and the pa»..nr
*nv fi«1» Atorv WYchc-uluy night a fter n trip t,% puzzle Lake This atring weighed .TO
.TO
riprcm lv
If thr for* anJ
IMiumfr mu! wan tcpP‘‘l i>n a t*?. ’wnimier. Cl • .• behind wm another bnaa wliirh weighed wall can equal the »pllt-T offer.r.
8 'i pound*. Standing In front of the boat a.*1 Rodney Hnrria and C h a r l e a It. WiNon. t ir learn *h"uld he «h.e to »top
In the boat arc ('. II. Knight anil Al \Vi!*on. The four made the catch while plugging
with tnp-\*ntcr lures.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Ford, Burdette To Take
Final Tune-ups Tonight
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Major League
Meet Tonight In
Standings
firsl Big Contest
i
National l.aague
AA. (.. Pci. r.n
it* till ion itn n o w
opening gamt rholer la pitching a-M • . ga
9.) 61 3J6
l mted l*re*. International
...............
• , I’lti'iMi ;h
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White) Ford and Lew Biir.t.ltr thi. «r..von Mr h«< .n n hi. Ia*t San Ft inrDcn
79 7J SIT 12
flkr their tmal tune up* tonight Ihire gamrt givrng up only two nnetnnau
73 ft it; 15
fur the World S rilfv *o I Ib’yl rum. and will Im- *h Km: for hi* St Lmtl*
71 40 (70 11
Wilhelm take* a iTcr lr a hf-'tlme hdh victory of I.t <e»r whrn hr Chi. .go
’ll *| .161 20
1 erack at becoming thr around |o*l agalmt Cincinnati tonight
l/ 'i Angeie*
;n at iat :•
n tc h rr in major league hlltnrjr t .
| n lnf Yankcr. Oriole* encoun- Phil* lelpli.r.
to t> .117 21
burl two straight no h h t m
Ford will be oppoted b»
a Clin, her! 1 •nna it
IJ<ui. (Id) • tirwil'S
Kurd, who pitched the Seric*' | knuckle-bailer Hoyt Wilhelm, who
Oprncr fur the Yankee* the l t d tuned a II .-hitter again*! the
iN>. r*irr« ichrltticl)
Satiinljy’s Gamr*
three tear*, quid potilbly could American League ehampl
win the fir*t g.nie aitigninrnt hi* Uvi a p n r a n r r Sept M if* Phils at Pit' 'hutk’ i nt* b> 1
O n tnr jti vt Mtlwaukrt
• Ivin if he ll av tmprc»»l*< !■• " e r than a l.utn-to-l ah I
• eain-t the Oriole* tonicht a* he if Wilhelm can m ale it two In Chimp • *• l/v« Ang.'lc*
» u in hi la*t two outing*.
a row |uni;ht he will become the St. Lnui* al Svn Franctvrn
A nm lraa league
The veteran Yankee curve halier only major leaguer ever to hurl
AA. 1- 1Pel. 0B
hai yield'd only one run In thr a pair of luccratlvr nohittrr* out
try at 396
C) J»»t 12 inning* be pitrhrd and side of Johnny Vat.der Meet, who a New York
' hlcago
*.i 71 \vt to
ahi.w« no effect* from the arm accomplished tl.i< feat In IMS
7a 73 3i>2 II
ttoiible which iidelmcd him moil
The Detroit Tlgri* brat the Chi Detroit
75 73 MO tl'i
Of \uau*t.
cago While So*. 71. f h jrtd ay in Cle* eland
73 75 300 14'
Burdette. Milwaukee'* logical the only major iraeui' game B"»ton
Baltimore
71 77 137 IS'
iched tied
72 79 .177 13
Al Kattnr of the Tiger* rai'rd Kant** City
61 *9 4U7 28'
hit hailing average t* JI2 with VY*.htng;oi>
u Cltnchrd pennant
a *ingle and a double in three of
Saturday'* Game*
firial trip* but wat feili-d by a
Tlmr.d.n'* Itr.ultv
lutch and removed to a hutpitil
D. Irmt 7 Chlraro I
f r pr. nuti nurv X-ray*
Only game •chrilub-rl
Ji n ftunninc of the T l g r 't f'reit
1 *i* bitter fur hi* lllh vlctur' , Kin-u* (Tty «t Chicago
thr note run ol( him hrftttf n hnm | »>fIPBH at t lrvelamf
*r hv (lei, Jacklon in !*.«■ nf- ■ '•. •mi ir ,• New V»rk
tuning
llo.t.m *• W'.i*lilngtnn
Pv ( It \RI ll** lU'.HKR
I'mt il Prrv* Inrrmarfontt
.
Jennings Selected
Week's Top Coach
F01 Penn Victory
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0
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ni 0*4 >*iom fv 11
hsprv yeir* s* *‘*f rnd a -.1
lairr a l i b i ant foathalt r ich
g.uw* a.cu.tomr.l to victory
t.at wiiat nappen* wprit li» g't> a
bead roaching )oh »"4 h*i a 1 h
trrotd *n hit fir at v'j«on?
Answer lie open* 'll* ae ..nd
, , n With a tram *" Improved
It har.it' r a v ti 'r o power P e ' n ^ t a t r
* 1*7 rfrfeat in a m *tor I n 'r t
;
I up»cl
That • lanky, iquate • J-.-rit
Bill Jrnni
f Ntbraaka, the
fir*' United l»rr** International
football 'c - arh of th* week " for
the 1331 sea on.
tin an opening Saturday markrrl
by nurtsrrou* upset*. N'fhia»ka'»
triumph *l"Od out te cam e it re
Vrr.fi.-d prr • game odd* favorin.Peon Mate bt IS'- point* and it
wa* a complete turnabout from
last 'faint., thr wo-st In Nfb.a'ka * gridiron htitory.
Thr win b..tr thes Jrnningt
. tradrn ark — it wa. due In a
w laigr mra«ue» tn « .phumorrt. the
fi'*t Nrhravka td-ver* to he re
erultrri by hi* .tiff
Several t mr* durtnr the game
an of thr It •Hu.ker* on the field
were « iphomorr.
But the in - )rk. - old Jennings
figure* thi* first injection of new
talent Hn't enough l»r *'i».- w t're
Hill , year «r m away from
having the necessary depth tor
- the kind of .ehedule v*e play.”
4w tt hilr the build tp I* underway,
he maintain*, thr 'Hu'keiV will
have to win a lot of game*
"»trtctly on tle*ire "
At Oklahoma. Jrnnlng*
de
vrloped aurh famerl Sooner backfield *l*r« a* Kddle Crowder.
Buck MrPhail and Billy A'ciielf.
and Nrhravka fan* believe he will
git c them e q u a l l y btU'lar.t
player*.
FRENCH
ITALIAN and
Amrriran Culaine
f lre a k f a a l................. Lunch
Dinner . . . . Late Supper
WEEKDAYS - T a m. . t a m.
Sl'N DA A.H - Dinner til 10 p.m
Mar-I.nu Dining Doom
and COCKTAIL LOUNCB
HWY. 17 9*
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H. JAMES GITT AGENCY
rir
Martin,:
lineup.
Including
t tie Fran Curt I and Joe Pie-. »l
Curd, a hometown hoy. weigh*
only li* pound* hut U a tiring
quarterback who i* equally dan
geroui a* a run.-rr and pisser
Plevrl I* ore 01 U Import'd
northerner* on the Miami *qu»d
The rangy left half. *ck f r o m
Kochetter, I’a , wa* the Hunt
eanr*’ leading *c.>rer 'art teason
and alt., li.pped the ru*her* with
an average of almnit *1* yarrl*
per play.
In tonight * other m»jnr game*
Georgia Tech, knocked off by
Kentu kv to i'» openrr la*l week
*
entertain* F l o r i d a Stale white
l nlltvl I'rev Inlertiallonal
!>*»» »Ir to It u* rivir Gfirgia in
Nallonvi league
It* «i>enrr, vl»lt* Tulane The Fn
«. AII It. H »',l
ginrrt* are It point favurilrv and
Mav S F
111 M7 Ilf Ml
Jlh
n rk
\ two bill mi*eil f..ur*oitic tunc- ( > hi urn. Phil. I ill nog p i -.07 .911 Tr *»* 11 *n 11
Pf ■
nvincnt w 1 he held (let 12 hv ti* Mutlal. St I.
; i j (\9 M |M Avt
Sanford VA.iiqrii l G If A*»oci*liun Aatou VJliv*
IJn .*.91 lit) |W, 1J|
W M " *<“pkk tour ..wn part
Pl,t, HI M* *0 117 V2«
ner i olumbu* Day event thr tourAmerican league
pt w II hr followed by a batSert.r ntmnelt Bnt H i 1(9 «* |7* 324
at tiir Mvylair ( >untfy Club
William*. It .* t?t tun 74 121 120
Fla - lor fall activities w-re K irnn l*et
134 SJO 70 IH 1|7
made >»» *nlay when th e e» rru ll» e Boyd. Haiti
1/2 iv . ia i n .1
'• ■•"I " f *«* ' « O . A met '. ' Katin# DrI«4 4M *1 !»7 :J12
fntr ,h* ,r»‘ f* ''
F »«*
»«“ "•
two mrmlM-ra and guest* attended
National lea cue —Bank*. Cub.
An Inter-gliy tourtament It to IT Thom**. I irate a 33. Itobinaon
he played Oct. 3 at Dub«drral Retlleg* 31; Mathew*. B r a v r a l t ,
Count') Club Member* muvl »lgn Aaron, Brave* 3*.
up before Tuesday. Membership
American league — M a n 1 I
due* are being mllcctrd No mem- Yankrra (2; Colavltn. Indian* 39,
t e r may win prlre* In weekly Sir*rr», Senator* 11; Cerv, Atliletournament! unlev* *he ha* paid tic* ?l. jenvru Red Soi 14
rrr du«*
Runt ll*tlrd In
Until Oct. a . the date of the National league —Banka. Cuh*
next luncheon, nine-hole tourna I7h. Thiima*. Piratra IM; Anrnn.
ment* wlH be played Kighlern Brave* 93; II Anderton. I’hllv 9.%.
hole* may he played for handirap*. 'ta> . Glint* !.(; c'cpe.ta, Giant*
The mrelirg w*» r «ndurtrd by
M'* W K MrRobeit*. Other of
American l.'eMir —J r n l. n Bid
flrer* serving thi* year are -Mr* Sac I2i. Ctl-vlto. Ird.au- 107;
Kllen Hell*. * ice prr»tdrnt; Mr*. Sirvrr*. hena* 1 * 105; Cerv. VhClifford McKibbln rvrording »»cre bir* I03< Mantis Yankee* »e.
ta ry . Mr* Jack Morrison, tiwaiurPltchtnc
er Mr* Ralph Chandler, rorre
National le .im i.—^iraho. "ravr*
Mi*
Roy 2I-H; 0 ufle.'g, B r a v e * 19 to
S ym ti J r . tournament rhuirm an: Friend. Pirvtji 22
It».bhle.
Air* Bill Foulk. rule*. Mr* Robert Cuba 10 —a, Rtivh. Brave* 10 (1
Shedden, Mr* Ken Torhe'l, memAmerican l.eagur —Turley, Aan
hcr*hlp; All** Cite Heard, handi kre* 21 T. MrUth. Indian* t*J.
cap; Mr*. Jim Spenrrr. entertain Ford. YaaVv* MT; De'ork. RH
ment. Mr* Rohett Cnnn, puMletfy. So* 13*. Pierce. White <n» 17 M
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ATLANTA ( U P lt-T h * Auburn
T lg tri, an ra g td by a aacond
itra ifh t three-year bowl ban, will
b t out to thow tb* NCAA and a
natlanal talavlalon audlanet Satur
day that only the second-beat will
b* In action on N tw Y ta r’a Day.
Auburn waa canturod far allegad racrultlng viol* Ilona. Word
It th* T iftra raaent tha chargtt
and plan to taka it out on thalr
10 gridiron opponanta.
First to fa c t Auburn'* wrath, In
th t tela vised itaaon eponar for
both at Birmingham, Ala., Satur
day. will b* tho Tannouao Voluntaara. Th* Vola are daflnita undaidogi * not figuring tu b* on par
with lilt year'* Gator fowl cham
pion* who loat In unbaatan. un
tied Auburn only T-d and nowhere
Sam Palumbo, form er N o t r *
Dame canter, waa among three
man retailed by th* G rttn Bay
Packari, who a 1*0 placed former
All America Ron K ram tr 01 tht
military teaarva Hat.
Th* N*w York Giant* and Chi
cago Bear* completed th . only
trad*, with the Giant* acquiring
lineman SI. I . Brackett from Cblra to for a future draft rhslcr.
noar th* IMA t**m which whipped
Auburn U-T at th# atart of a per
fec t aaann of it* own.
Tlgert Mrooger
In fact, thaw Volunteer* may
have trouble holding the margin
law agalnit tho "wc'll-ahow-'em"
Tigara. Only IS Tcnneaie# letter
man returned and only one waa
a a ta r ltr lalt fall.
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Auburn, currently alath nation
ally, h i t IS letlormen back—in
cluding fit* who are being boom
ed for itctisnal and poaalbly na
tional honora. The llae will be
bulwarked by end Jerry Wilson,
guard Zak* Smith and e n t e r
Jackie Burkatt, all on the atl-SEC
.quad lait year. Darkfleld acea
are halfback Tommy Loilno ar.d
quarterback Lloyd N il. Another
may be aophomo.e fullback F I
Dyae, a Handout In pre-icaaon
drill*.
The Auburr.-Tenneaae* claih la
me of fire Saturday Intra li-ague
gam ta on a heavy week-end achedule in Ihe Southeaatern Confererr* .
The o t h e r afternoon game
m itehea the defenaively • strong
Florid* G a t n r a agalnit Billy
S tary—led M m uilppt State. Flor
id*'* line gate up only Ik yard*
in la it week'* li-l< win over Tu-
Ian*. T bit will be th* S tak e‘a firat
game.
Saturday night. K entucky and
M laslulppl Will be at Mamphli,
Tenn.; Alabama and Louisian*
S tair at Mobile, All.; a n d V a td trbill will be beat to G eo i« U .
O
Kentucky, surprise ISO winner
over Georgia Tech laat S *u n Jay ,
h u n t been acored o n iw two
game* but doein'l figure to repeat
this performance a g a ln it M inistippl, which la tiled 10th In the
nation and co favored w ith Auburn
for the conference title.
Luulalana State aolidly thrainad
Rice »-* laat week and should be
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a tugged opener fvr A labam a and -y
Conch Mr*.* Bryant In b it fira t'
aeaioa.
The Venderbllt U curgia gun*
prom itta to be the cloaeat of tho
closed of the lot. V anderbilt edg
ed Miiaouri I I I while G eorgia let
a fouith period lead allp aw ay b
■ 13 * Inn to T c n i.
Friday nljnt. Georgia T ech will
be boat to Florida Stale h ere and
Tulane will rtoy Texas a t New
Oilcan*, florid* State h o . w n*ll
two. Tech none, but th a t should
change Friday. Tulane, with an
alm ost all-aerial o f f tn .r , dnain’t
appear tn atirk op *S*ln*t Texai.
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They w«ra the unfortunate one*
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U playan for tho atari of th« no*
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Htading tho liat oar* Lot Wal
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Unilad Praia Intarnatlonil AllEaat Prat team lait yaar.
Waltart. an and. wai platad on
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while Bruaekman. i ttnlrr who
wai roniidarad a "natural* for
th* pro rank., wai amoni thrar
playafa ralaaaad by tht Sin Frarelaeo Forty-NInart.
A faw old pro* alto got tha ax
Th* Washington Kadikina lik ed
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a seven-year veteran, and half
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Tomorrow. Mr. and M n . 3. MCamoron will g reat th* public in
th t front office of th air "dream
rom* true", a new tw o-dory of
fice tod apartm ent building at
•OS Weil Thirteenth etreet.
Directly behind the coty little
front office of their modem con
crete block building It the airy
and tpacioul "factory" of the
Pregraim * Printing C o , Fanford'i moit modem commercial
print ihop.
The Camerone decided a long
time ego that Sanford w ai their
town. They owned their home here.
So when they bought the Trogreieite Printing Co. of Cocoa In Sep
tember, lift], they imediately de
cided to move the builnav* —lock,
clock and proof p r e n —to Sanford.
Thui, in a way, tha C am tron'i
grand opening in their new build
ing f< alio in a n r .ir tr u r y cele
bration, their eeventh eince mov
ing the plant from Coroa At their
former location in tha Central
Florida Locker Plant. 403 W.
Thirteenth it., one block w ait of
the preier.t location.
Mr*. Cameron la a native of
Sanford and a graduate of Sem
inole High. Her huvband moved
to Sar.iord from Weirvdate, FI*.,
in l? :i, and alio t* a graduate of
Seminole High. They were mar
ried In 1031. They have two daugh
See The
The new F ro g m liw Printing
ter*. Jackie, M n . W, J. Sullivan,; Helen Sullivan. Cameron, hciidei
Atlanta. Ga.. and Marty, a junior hit futl time bu iin eii
nfa job Co. building ii a worthy addition
at Kentucky Wee'.eyan College. {printer, fa the Steward a t San- to Sanford* commercial growth.
It ia a modarn, iteel-reinforced.
and one granddaughter, Mary ford l."dge of Kike.
eonerat* block. two-*toiy «:rvctura, with tha two office room*
and print thop dow nitairl and two
d-bedrocmv ap an m rn ta up«taita.
It wa* deelgnad and built by the
FRANKFURT <UPI> - Tor the plan* another for neat month. Ill Shoemaker Conitruction C o , San
jvded fit who h ei leer* everything fir it tour included 36 A m erican ford. and alt atrqclural m u t u a l '
*!**, it* now Moecow for lighiice- and 1* clambered aboard for the were obtained from Sanford »uping
•econd.
pliar*.
If that iln 't the ilogin. it won
American Kxpreai. which dc>ei
Rafreihmanta will be verved and
may be. to judge from the taper!- ro t book group tour* fro n Frank louvanin given to all who attend
ence of two Frankfurt travel agen furt. h n made irrangem enl* for tha formal opening and open hnu»e
tial during the pat* i')ir*r.»r.
Soviet travel for a number of in Saturday, from 10 a m. ti! noon
The ig e n c ie t orgenUed leven dividual Americana who already and 3 p. m. tit 4.
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this m m m er alm oit cxcluilvcly *ora on thtir way to scientific
from American* itationed in Eu meeting*.
WASHINGTON (U N ) — Gen.
rope. prim arily in Gcrminy.
Travel by G it—and othera under Randolph (MeCl Fate. Marine
Official! of the a je n d e i—Touro- m ilitary diiciplina —<■ not entirtly Corpa commandant, fliei to the
pi and T ranaeuropa—laid molt of uore.’tr im d .
Far E a it today for a nine da.their Soviet lour buiineii came
Any xoldier wh.. want* to m ikr vtlit to For mo* a and other area*
from A merican teacher* working the trip m uit flrit apply for perat aervice dependent* ich-nli in m inion to the commander of hi*
unit.
Eurepe.
BRUSSELS (L'Pl I — The Ame.i
But m ilitary permnnel—ipparUnit approval li than p au ed on
tally heavily weighted toward the for review to a ip eclil aectlon of can Pavilion at the World f a ir
mediri and Signal Corfi —- made United Stater Irm v, Europe Head will be torn down ne*t montn tinup thr reet.
quarter* in Heidelberg fo, hna! le u the h ru iirN city gavrtnnu-i
reverie* it* earlier refusal t■> ac
Tranieuropa. which rum once approval.
monthly
tour*
from
Ea*ler
Reaction of the 'curing Ameri- cept it av a gift.
through Septem ber, averaged 11 ID ran*, they u ld , wai lummed up
ptnor.i per tour.
by one teacher:
mad*, but It* tbe mo*t inlereii
Touropa ran two *our* and
"It iin 't the niveit lour I ever ing."
Moscow Chief Lure For American GI s
Pate To Far East
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MUM present* a distinguished determined a t a eat on a hot tl«
attraction In "Cat on a llot Tin roof to break down hit reiiitanre
Roof." filmltation of the Tennes to her love.
see Willlami »lage hit. whlrh won
both Iho PuliUer Prire and the
S t* Voik D iaina Critic* Circle
Award It open* at the Hitt T hea v r i i n »: u p p i ru n i i r . s n i v r . n v
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role ilnce her Arademy Award i i r v nr- • i v n i n i i , r i n n i n * .
,Vn ' I i » fg
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tv," and Paul Newman, one of f ' l i m m l i i l s n R b b w In Iti* H * f f l a i l
»h# P l f * a.f l«#DfnMl Fl orl*!# •*
the irreen'a ino>t popular youn- In
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track up. with the are cait alio Ftn* Ufa '
» nfg*f*#^»se f a M ^ t# r t # .
•taring Burl tvea. Jack Carmrt | (§ i Th♦rlr|
ft l»A i Jll.»#l# •Fans*
If r 1 | r * r i t # 4 itfi W#** •'<#
and Judith Andrrton, with Made
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lent Sherwood.
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• ••a h t# < f n It • M ft jt tl* * # rrate their original Broadway
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fr'rt
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daughter In-law married to f a r
i f *f*lt«*nvtlt« A «#nti# ►#.
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ton Judith Anderfon, one of the
ff'ieii*
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• tage and irrre n ’* outdanding ac.e,* -.pet |e* rt-S I Mult »nl#e
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Irene*, play* nig Marr.a, who*'*
f.»r-r**p*v h # t n r t r# f # B a rlove for the domineering patriarch
11 . i t a r t v *!•• * thr-I m t ^ t l
t a n * ? r.f ni'.«W *• M#l*
of the family never waver*.
tBRVlila
"fat on a Hot Tin Roof" Ml*
I n T n # r r ^ n a r t * ' »••"»< In rt*#t r l f f I! I f f f l n « l # * F # m l l t t
the tlory of a divided f a n r ’ and
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Man I t i t r A i A * # n 'i# hathe eonPlct between it* ir.rt.ibers
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and
when they are fared with the In*
fltr##t# |« n rnff»n##4 tn h#
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pending death nf the father. The
n#rtsr I#e | f*^ rpnr# i>artl<*ti1>
trial* bring* to the surface the
F* tilfvk Dlatrfrt AatA nrn*
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Innate character nf the two a»n*
M l I of M nrlf n
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tc n* tit# Hill r ll v lt l .ft
n r» #p M lr t o n a l In
M ) Th # nr*#|»»ftr
tn P i t *
inilanre greed ind opportunism;
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in the other unieIfiihnru and de
t*ral#«1
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volion.
It I' aim the itorv of one of
there couple*. Hrirk I'ollllt (Paul
N'ewmanr who take* refuge In *1•nhol In an effort to e«rep«- adult
-riponilhilify, and Maggie (M ill
Taylor). nh*e**ed with a pa**lnn
fer her diM rrbrd husband and a*
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ELIZAMETII TAYLOR ami Paul Newman play the young
Married couple in emotional conflict in " '‘at On A Hot
Tin Roof”, the pulitzer Prize-v.inning play lay Tenneeiec
William1*. The movie lreyin.a Sunday at tho llilz Theatre.
'Thunder Road' To Play At Movieland
An riritlu g atury act In the
mountain* of Kentucky w hirr
thp.e who brew fn.-inOilne are In
constant conflict with the "reven«v*err," makea up the colorful
hackriourd nf the late-t Robert
Mitrhum H alier, •'Thunder Road"
which atarta -bowing at tho Mov
ie Iand I)ri*t-ln Sunday Nile.
Mild •urn. whole company pro
duced the rlrtu rr, Is atao the au
thor of thr original atory. Hr
ptaya the part of a moonshiner
who I* caught lietwem (he Fed•ra! Agents on one hand, and a
gang of ra-ketcrr» who are try-
Visiting Official
BRUNSWICK. Vt. it I’ll - The
town clerk here, Mra. Florence
Tayho. live* In North Stratford,
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Wayward litis
NAUGATUCK, Conn, - f l i r t ) A aohooj hui ru.i tool' rearlv two
hour* on the opening day of ela*«e* hecau*« the young pupil* didn't
know where they llvrJ.
tnr tu inu»<-le In on the Kentuck
ian*' illegal revenue, rn the i ther,
t o-itarririy with Mitrhum ate (J-nr
Harry and Jnn|ut* Auhurhon. The
ra*t atao Inrludra *ome |ieople
who *|'pear on the screen fur the
first tnn», hut who, thank* tu
"Thunder Road,'* are now b u n c h
ed on in important »rre»n career
They are Krely Smith iwu’i of
Ixiula I'rimal w h o l e ability to
hat out a M>ng I* alrrady known
tu I V audience* arid »he now
pruve* td l>e a fine drainalr art
res* n* v.rll. Sariilra Knight, rho-<n out of »r\»r»I hundred a*pir
ant* for the role, and Jrni MIt rhtim, Knliftt' aim, who play* hi*
young brother In thee film. TNt
may »ou.id ernfuting, but thr
young Mill hum I* ju*t *’l» proper
K*rn at full monn. only 41 per
age, and l>eac* rnmigti re«e ithlanrr to thr rlrler, to he taken rm t of the moon'* itirface I*
for hi* young In other. He j;|vf
a fine, believable prrformar.ee.
Seasoned actor Trevor Bardettr
turn* In a renliitic portrayal of
Ihe Mitrhum'* father.
P t u r l o r Arthur Itrpley go'
every taut and dramatic n.o.nen1
out of the aelinn-paeked eerlp’.
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Anita Kklictg. l’ltil farcy ar.d (Jypsy ll»»#e Lee. nhnwiiiR
At the Movlflanil Iliivo-In. The nlhcr leature ntarn
H.ihcrt Mitchmn in 'Tii»mh<r ltnn«r'.
THIS IS A SCENE FROM "Screaming Mlmi” aturring
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
1—LOST AND rO l.N D
I r o R RENT
t-A—ROOM A ROARII
3—
BE At H RENTALS
4—
W ANTED TO RENT
3—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
• —FARMS • ACREAGE .
D o lla r s
I—FOR 1(1 NT
2
belioom hnuta.
Drive. DrRa *y.
B y
5— REAL
11
Smyrna I
S e llin g
tsr.ATE IOH SAl.l.
T h in g s
Jhr
e.n ilo r5
fli rralD
You
N o
Longer
F r i . Scpl. 26. 1038 I’a s r —0
N eed
l l - Aulnm.rb.fr. A Trallf.*
T h ru
C la s s if ie d
22—lli'» n c » , tlp p o rtim iira
A d s
27—M m i ES-PERSON AI.S
• mail 4 wheel drive, Large return r h Investment llelpy Shetland I'rmle*. t’Uca your ordee
JEEP
no." for Chri-lma*. FA 2-5I70.
Selfy Coin Operated laundry.
g .-d londuion, new tire, Omul
I* AMD II. REDDEN Dbtrihutfar hunting and ww|k. 3I"0
2*— Alt I lt’I.E> FDR S ALB
in; I n , aio S', llramre Ate
dnwn and K mo. p aim rntt of
533 56. Ph
FA 2 0510 after
Paint 52.50 gal. T ShlrU 4»a
itiiCff" "tore and filling *'lticn
7 p. m.
ARMY NAVY 8LRPLLB
complete Excellent Iqcltimt in
310 Sanford A"enue
city, P A 2 7I0I
1950 A6. C.MC. *» I n pi.kup
truck Call F.A 2 G2ll.
GE
Range
— A 1 Condltlsn 1*7
2 3 ~ SPEC! AtT*SBItVicBt
t Ueerl Flatv Sptn Dry 52.7
153 Chevy 2 doni, light greruI.. A D. Sulre and SrMlre
l ted GE » '
Televlilon r i
nhlte top. tio »il condition, (in* We repair v’l t»pe» «f email I Several rrprn r*red Gf pnrtabla
Mult. F.A 2-!i2l
Lake Fiontage
i llrdroom furniehed apartment. * larch Arbor.
Call PA 2-43.56 after R;J0.
I Ail" in Cdunly
Lot" Pit by 125 priced SFKt with
Furnlihed apariment, 5*>0 Park.
rity water.
GROVES
SAN I..ANTA nicety furnlthej
Commercial Lao
7 - R E A L F.STVTP WANTED
apartment*. 4<14 E. Uth St. Lot rear "hopping center 12500.
a - M U t ELLASEOt'S
Ph. F'.A 2 t?S3
Other commercial lot* at $3S0<1
• —FLOWERS • PLANTS
* tip.
Thi* !« a free pa** tn the Rlli
SHRUBS
Theatre for Brad Wallace.Exp. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor
iiginri.
tcleVtalen. Reduced pileei with
1*—O FF IC E EQLIPMENT
date Oct. 3. '41.
Itatmnnd l.undqul*!. Amoc.
II—
AUTOMOBILES Ph FA 2 7515 ngw TV guarantee*
Haie lluiiee Ttaiirr — * ill "ell Wen 2Hh St
FA 2-2951
Atlantic Rank Ride
TRAILERS
, GOODYI'. AR SERVICE STORES
Call FA 2-7r;i7 alter 5
. . . e a repair I , n Sj ,.ark Aw.
rA 3>ml
rnfurni<hed large .1 bedroom
I I —BOATS A MOTORS
It
will
p*v
VDU
to
>r»
i|i
tieloie
hou»c —- New
Rtf . nfl
T . W . M l i R O , nroN cr
IS—FARSI SEPPLIES A
"•m buy. Open Evening" and Hemcmt>er U I Mlnie., ||« ,e
Wiirlit/er •("inct piano, mabngxne,
Cnth. St. f a n FA 2*3000 after
M ACIIINEKV
Phore FA 5-2461
lateri model. full kr>b-*atd Ori
Sun.lai".
11—PETS . LIVESTOCK .
* p. m.
oil
.
and
fln-r
f
u
r-lc
r
F. AS I SIDE TIIAII.FR SALES
ginal cod 5710, «.ilc 5I5i >. Term"
Lnt« for tale, Inreteq 0 ml>* W
SUPPLIES
"acuume
c
lo
n
ed
and
r-rvlre.l
I'alalka, Fla.
of Sanford Ph FA 2 31*0.
I’hnne FA 2 1971.
2 Rcdroom, 2 hath hnmei, kitU —ARTICLES WANTED
n**w For rleprnilali" -ervlrr
thene equipped Ore |J0 mo .
II—P L ACFS TO EAT
Seminole I plmUler* .A Itmle shop
i FA 1 17*3
Gt n Bargain* — at the Farmer*
one 5125 mo. Alio fiirnl'hed
17—IlEAUTk PARLORS
LARGE
I MEDIUM EM
I'nimerl) l i o n » Cuter Shop
Auction e rn * F'rlday Nile—or
5125 mo. available Ort. 15th.
11—FEMALE HELP WANTED
Auto
llepiT*
A
Road
Seme*
2 Rath Home
Noh loHale-l at —
n i l FA 2 r533 after 4 p m.
stemper Aicnc>. FA 2-1991.
{•—MALE HELP WANTED
HALL'S
GARAGE
3A| W. 2nd St
FA 1.7*53
\ a \ Inj room with fireplace, dini
i
.
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•
Si—MALE OR FEMALE
mg room, kitchen. Florida room
Iloom* for tent. a!»o "mall hou*e.
12—III i Af t and MOTORS
V ie . A Hu.dava
FA 2 2ff2i* D m-p lea! lib!# and four chair*,
71—WORK W ANTED
pi*;lt fur ml a lop. black !eg».
and
large
eereen
porch.
On
2
317
Wert
3rd.
St.
FA
2-2»UL
11—
RLSINESS O P P O R T IM T IE
Mrll hn.Fcaped let" with mcII.
1 Ike new. $35 FA 2 7259
Y if I i I'linfe Dealer
m a i t r i h h r t n o v a t i .n i ;
12—III’SINESS
1 lledrnom furtillhed d.iplex. ph
• hail* f. fruit freer.
Itnlt-ON' SPORTING GOODS
I I'll"*1 STEIIING
OPPORTI’NTTIF.S
511,0011 W i t h Good T e r m *
1 ’n| ^ « I) l.l
Phone F A M'r-U I rm Fl-ri'irn'e - Fie» Dfllrery m il hr (Hr |., hel FA 2-0115
F a 2 «Kkl
r
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• I —SPEITAI SERVICES
. K1' |
t l s l oM Rl II. 1 ni'DDING CO. !5*i for your old taega during
R O S A I.. P A Y T O N
31—PIANO SERVICES
' ••
12 Fl • peed
Loiel) home in go*-d location. 3
"No. the children haven't been any trouble. I’ve got
PL IE l.t IIOIH. "tgr.
*'ur "Old fl»rga Itound-up". San14A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS
IC
.5A
herlrnom". Florida room, »epar- Regdr'.ered Real Erlatr Kioker
fa
ll.e n t o u t in th e k itc h e n m ak in g p o p c o rn ."
*lii AA Uth
I A 2-7661 furd Ga* C,*., 21u Ft. l*t St
15— ELECT KHAI.
I’h
FA
2-1301
—17-93
at
Hiawatha
■le dining room CJtnKr. epaIt fl filer g'j** boll, rni-'or
CONTI! ACTORS
in.. • y a r d , w e l l (urnirhrd.
PI MPS
SPI'INKI 1 11
—Fariury to *iiu—
HIAI. ESTATE EUR * AI.E l a - IIFAI FST ATI. M>K MAI.*
2S-A-BUILDING, Rl PAIRS.
I • er i ' a : ■ i •
5100 month or !»*" if urtfurni»h
SVSTE7IS
Aluminum
SJ.II Ill'll.DING SITPLIK S
ed. Call FA 2-17*0
ti|>e«
an.l
eifr*
ln»:i!lrd
A
ll
ArnClian ll Iin ,1•
aii ri t ha o t i n o \ a d m o t o r s
I 'h n rv Ileal E"tat« Agency
I I —INSURANCE
■
i A.' eeif
Dill F.A 2 '.'929— Notary
m i
SMITH
End-r-cd head. Sag-pronf hntlam
IT—NOTICE • PERSONALS
5 room unfurnt*hed apartment
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
72li» AV. 13th St. Hear-Darker Sh -p
Dinbiiaid sale* A Ser»lre
rail with plaitlr end* Plattie
31—ARTICLES FOR SAI F.
kit. equipped. Call FA 2-7i"70
S T I N E
2A! A P.rk AAe
FA 2 *271
or ravan iipet. Cation or nylon
21—FI RNITl RE A
I I' I I ’ IS R K A le B S T A T K
Alaihinr and Supply Co.
cord*.
IIOI KEIIOLD
I llrdruom
houar, haidivnod
ell I |veI AIII* Alrirm: IIIr AI
a«k Crumley A Mniteith
NT7 AV 2nd St.
Pit F A 2 602 S r n k n r i k Gla*« a n d P a i n t T n.
floiri. nicii tnratlon rea.' »r.np. T h a i l i i t p T o n th p MoM al 117 S"Ulh Par* Ph. FA 2 4**4
And MOlOlt INSt RANGE
112 114 W 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4622
- l . l J W AWll FOllhiil
p m | center k »:hon! FA J Wll
li'omnt *
ri
F'urnit ire Alnvm; A S'.orafe
LOOKING FOR A I I O M f
l I PHII I I P y Agrnl
ICAV.MO.N'D M. DAI.I..
In l. i» ln c F o r L »fr»
FOUND—cow on Hlwiy 4*. near RENT OR SALE - New 3 RedRicedmp rabbit" ami pen*. H«|,
l|. « about '.hie nire. frame, twn .
WASHBURN VA> LINES
ln * ii r o r
We'aiva River. FA J-SMR »Der
room tloute, 2*5'* Magnolia Ave
cnmhe* I'larr, 1203 W. 20th.
U-drnom
homr
(in
a
"hady
lot
I
Moil
Frrncll
Are.
F.A
2
I9*l
D olla r In*rnleil
’l.l Si A I’a i i A>e So
Apply 207 F!. 2ilh St.
* p. m.
St.
#• »
Fiuu tree* n n Only M.mc W'r invitg y o u lo be o u r Bueal
A
V
I
I
I.
Illtll.FIND
dm*
r>
Cn'ton A llonl Yarn*. Nntinne,
LOST — Black cal. »hit« lip nn I DOWNTOWN - U r g e furniehed 1K)AIF~S — 3 * t Redrnom". 1 A 2
nt nne o f S a n f o r d * IfiitliiH’
F'alrbank' Mere* Turnr*
OR AN lNVF.STMFlNT!
uptlllrr apartment. 2 livintThraaH*. Tape*
tail. Named Mickey. .'h> Piu.Marine
r
i
n
i
a
h
e
*
Repair1
lo
all
make*
I
elite.
11ii<" about a gmnl paving apart
roomi. dining loom and 3 bed
IIOI.MNS IIORBV SHOP
motel*.
moia Dr. Ph. FA 2-6010.
F
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r
Y
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u
r
Dnal
HOWARD c LONG
roent or Duple* * Call u* f»i
room" Only $65 t.io. FA 2 3071.
At The Sigv, Of The Totem Tata.
207 E Commercial A*e.
any t>pe real relate. AVr will
S e n k a r ik f l l a t t anil I’ain* U<».
i - F O R R fA t
2417 H. F'reneh A te.
L O C A T IO N
heyr i an R»
I’hori* | A 2 26 l.t
be glad t» "how you >orne mi 11 2-11 • W. 2nd St. Ph FA 2-4*21
WEI.AKA APARTMENTS; room*
ii-jal npiioitiinitiee
private batha. 114 AV. F l r u St.
DUPLEX • FURNISHED
.Alla* portable tewing machine
I’ukeil I'p .At Our
South P ineciru did .Addition—
tin" i" a fire |iet« to thr Rita
A llt- t ti.NIH I I l F M N t i
In Sanford, for rent by the year
**lt$l adarhment* 5133 I’hnna
I li'-atie for I ynda \earkle. Fl»p
3 licdriMim. kitchen equipped, «rJ
II. It. |*O P K CO,
•if fire
S«u:h of Dnora lluad.
F A 2 0511.
or eale.
•lair Oct. 6. ’.A*
ciou« home on l.ak? Mary. 5125
.S f. j|«j(iiJ / " n i ^ y C
2»6
S.
Perk
----I
A
2
4231
ALSO DUPLEX
FURNISHED
Month. I nfurniehrd
P b o n e Suntand Eilatee — 2 niilei eouth l.it N la rk A»e.
rh. F'A 2-6l.‘3
In New Smyrna Rearh. for rent or
1951 Hi,-It Hat, 16 fool. 57 Maik Tr'evitlon 1 >.l«i Te*ird Frea. » - F LR^jitURF. ••<(
FA I 5237 or FA 2 IMF
n n u 6 f t id e d G iio n s
of
Sanford
on
Hiih*ay
I7-9J
7 • Merrurr Control", Itallery.
rale. Call >’A =•»««<•
linLLINS IT11llUV SHOP
t Yr. old 2 t-drm. homr. F.lccliie
r,atur Trailer. Convritible Top. At The Sign Of The Totem Pole Reg. |2*9
$65 nto. 2 bedroom hnu«e kitchen
kitchen, |alou»if nlndone, tile
A 1 IRiape. " lank*. Siren, Horn
Thi* le • frea pa«« to thr MovieN N A N C IN t;
2617 S F'reneh Ave.
rqu'ppril, convenient location,
3 pe. C un rd
hath, utility room, !ar*« burk
lagnt. Fully rqui|ipnl I'linne
land Drive In Theatre for Tim
laigr iard. Ph. F'A 2 -1446, a f V.A l t . l t - FTI.A - Fit A in eerSectional" F'oem
ENVEI
j
OPES,
f.etferhead*.
elate
barbecue
and
planler.
Land
Sanf-ud
F'lorwla
dev
FAItfaa
Richarde. Exp. date Oct. 6. ’4*.
ter it |r. m.
menu, Involre*. hind bill*, and Rubber Zippered
ecaped ground. Ktill price
2-3673, niglil F Airfa* 2-5l6tl
"ire and eonventinnal.
p e n g r a m e , etr Pr**rre*"lve Cuehlone
A real bargain for ra«h
Will a r r i n t r
t e r me
Ph.
F’urn. apt. 401 Pr'mrttu. FA 2 4024. Garage Apattniri.t 112 \A. « n. S'
Printing Cr* Plmnc F'A 2 2951 —
PA 2 5617
Reg. 1119
II— Peit Llte*i»i h **unpiif.
T»o Bedroom unfurniehed hou»c. , M.p!> 113 Magmilia
Phnnc
t i l U tA N T K K
4*13 Wert 11th St.
ItU A II.L Y O D H A M , I’r r s .
1rt» 19*6*1 Table
41$ month. Call F'A 2 *140
*M13 nr FA 2 642..
Ian h .Arh.ir. 1 i e a r old home. Rea
DmeMiian P ln tth rr pup* 4 wrrk*
( n r . 1 1 * 1 . 1 7 9 2 A 2 7 th S I .
6 C h a in
A'artiun Ch-ancr Repair*
M e ( l u n r n n t r r IV raonnl
J —or. "i n III.M AI.9
* >nah!e r q u it). $72 mo F.A 2 5973
..Id AKi- llep.*ie.ed male* ami t! r p i|M * p, r , for , , | nilVrt b(
P
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n
e
P
A
2-1591
F’our room furniehed houec, $.5.5
ECHOLS REDDING CO.
female"
re a xifialilr
K.t*tnrr.
S a lia fa rtin n — D r Your
cleaner*. Eioctroluv, Hoover, Car. ‘2nd A Magnolia F'A t-6321
a morilh. include* water. CI5'a Apartment*, 379 5«. Atlantic,
F A IS03I nr F' A 2 311*
U K D K ’K D S.'rOO
Kirby.
Air-Way.
G
Fl.
Replace
Daytona Ueaiti, Ph. f'A *-4uM. Mnnr* U h r r r f ti ll" I t e f u n d n l
F.'. 3rd. F'A 2-06*0.
Free Dellveiy
Culture* blllit
tluc*
bejtoam
ment part*. Wntk g -m in t- d
w ANTED
Cocker Spaniel or
heme located r.t 2u7 S fitt
H M i . r.MI Al E t o r t .'.*».K
• n n ; VALUES
ll**M**n Hull pupp* F’A 2-7095 I FA 1-47*5.
Futnlehed 3 loom apartment 115
Avenue in beautiful Mayfair
Ilomei ready for immediate «v
N. Jaimin* Ave.
• QUICK CREDIT
I.OVESOME OAK
Ifillrk
l.aunil'iunat
S
t
n
i
'
e
•erl'on lin e quality home fra
2 I omhinalion Coon A tl|m,*unr
ejpanry. 7 nu ran move In
• EASY TERMS
Phi• I" the "lory .ll>out a beautiful
Shirt* Flnlahed In 4* llouri
tuff* 2 fullv tPcd complete SPACIOUS 7 he I room home on Dog*
alao
*
1
1
1
1
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y.iung
doj*
Wll.HON - "fAim
1 , »liedeJ tnl* Two fireplace*,
giant
i tire , in a lovely, t|uiet
while we proccti the papei*
Sanllnne I'ry Cleaning
hat hi, epaciau* liCJroOini, (eftreedy
for
tiaining
F.A
2
lil'.al
htidooml flooi" le re I n n n
ntighUn IiochI, aioond which a
New at.d U*ed Furniture
r
Hh
Si
Koodmart
llldg
erou,
e|<v*cf
e,
ic
triro
(I.
wjii
.
Sale* rrprefrntatlvr nn thr
after 6 p ni
ho.i.e ha« been built. Nora, thi*
ed in front pofcft get*je F.»
Th FA : 34BS
SHI TIISll::
I Al Mlllrrw t r Mt E. Eir*i SL
I d IDD « ««M mt |k9 I i»m I| Jn4*r,
large icicened porch off of
hrmlMlr « «NBlle
I» I**—
pirmlie* wtrkda>« 5 A M ill
iin't Ju>t a houvr, but a b"inr
eellffit
nrightaiii.
F'A
2
!»'*•
15ARTIfi t s tA ANTI fl"
beautiful living room, kltihcn
f c * lr .
“
1
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1
I
"III!Ne.
«
nfl
ittXiHNU
that tool, e lo* of planning and
|D 90 I • 9IBI9 ml
■lark Sunday 1 P. M 'ill dark
equipped, I at port with large lleaulifiil 3 hedionin
kfi ne C**h for furniture or •utplu*.
dreaming. It would be an much
A II. CIIUUM.
_|)9v»*f I
Nerv A I’ncil
it"tilly loom All Ifni on 2 beau
e*|*np|i»d h**u*e in P'oei'e-t
Tuper Trading Poet, S ir f jf d Or*
ranee
to
»nu»
you
than
to
ir>
T« AH « e#*llw*D mnA
••••tiful Iota already ljnd<reprd
Furniture and Appiinnre<i
5*00 Down. I'Kooe Genera
II
l*rd*i llwy KA '2*0*»77
lu
< I d I h «« d r
1»*9m « d *I d U s M •»
lo tell you how large ami cheer
Thi* home I* priced le **ll »'
Daiil I.Dlalai
ful It . .1 hrdiooin* arc, ami ail
l*if» Dill 94th 9*f A |
■ ' rr*'
SlS.POO \A t ' i ' . mr rtgaga cun
RA Y M O N D M. H A LT
iT^-hr ait a ^ p ATTMths
Rq‘l(|«'l DM"1 M'lUU'M « • Rl* '•"I
alwiut the Z beautifully tiled
he a*>umril by lu y cr af'*r rea
ltr.AI.1t»K A IN.'' ItOR
jar
:•"! 209 K. F in t Hf. Ph. FA 2-MIJ
DDF claim* an l u.nau'iD v n c% bathe, with tot* of built-in
MZX
S*tr.fiii ii • Mnti M -J. i n
•enable dn an pay me.it La*», | Third St. f- P*cV Avenue. Sown
%on •»r m h # r •i't > •**«
r..nfraci and Itepelr Work
|t#s
elv
.^•Ifln
•
I'nrtl
a m. Bin#! tha «»ltt* ©i * H. J.IU* •'!
etoiage "pan
And only *
hot rdt c u t , tin* home i< *uf
I0">7 Sanford .A»r Ph. FA 7 f.*6?
f'lraUuff. arplllrce*. toala
V ail ( ail Bell
I .t*(#c9"d, in * vf in • *a i ottnlL
I l l U f l m m ' ! ^ BP \ I IV MIHK
masatlnc llluttration could do
mundcd by ev.ellen* • ighSof*.
n e R i.igli'. «oM, E airv 't Mart
liftlllU !'• I H• LPRet * Ju
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to
if"
ultra
mudrili,
Rrit.htiB
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' •
F.eclu-lti will" Semin 1 Real
ri.r.M iiiN i;
21A Sanford Ave. Hi. FA 2-4132.
office in rhe i mifl t.auta of **“> tangcrinr A white litih rn , fu'*
W H A T H A V E YOU TO
ly , 1901 P a r. A ie. It (iket'»
i.inljr «• n«nfufa. t l u l i i . ""i'-'- 'i
Cnr.frarting A flrpair*
i»-'»
f. m A n ~ 1 « i.p"irA*Nfrl»“
natafMM VhtplaT
eiefil calen-lac m*nir>e ttom <"•
1> equipped, then al"o, thcie't | I | ( . \ | | , E Y
t n.opcrafinn ln*-tte«l F A 2 62y:
TRADE?
ODIIAM. Pre*.
F'ree Fl*ilmair*
l l . ne n f I t ie
tf •" p u t 'll. "(*«,.• »-( * *
the family loom, alt pino pan- 1
nnllce. Kavfi claim or o#'a*!"l "I."It
3 Redroom. Cener«f» Rlnc. Hi.ne ' Dance n t l r u r l u r .. Girl* l» to 21
P I.. II AIt AI V
he In "irltlrg "Oil ,li»ll '*.* "(■»
relied, the sportuu* living io»rn * Cnr. llwy. 17.»: A 27th St.
7 III-" WEEKS SPECIAL!
Terrain. Fimiri. Kitrhrn Eq up
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HERBERT
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Ph. FA 2-0101
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a illtlow, flanford.'Fla
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North aide of Twin Idikea.
cnnlarl Al A S R»r n f ue L»dgr.
swRiRt nr b^ldinft I fl#f't9»t or
F'A 2-6057.
on beautifully landtcaped cnr. 3 Ibdroom CR hou*e, nrpnrte, Welle: P. O. Rot 1.117, Day. i D«Bat>. Fla
rmor* r» total amount of bond*
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lisfoftl Fla
114 No PinecrrtL P o <1 light F.veninga
PA 2 6139 or F'.A 2•'•007
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CONTRACTORS
SPF.CIAI
F* A 2 l5w* for appointment
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C a p p e r .......................45c
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Rent $73 00 S i t e 17.740 On
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I RON f CATCHES . . . 99c
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ARRANGE
P u l l .............................30r
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F'A 20300
132 A nr Cali F’A 2-1412
children’* ,lnlhe* 706 liar A ir ' t h 4 Meple
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WOODRUFF'S
SACRIFICE
Child n e. on. ahlle F'A '17925
a )ip,)irv ..ilier tliin tfi*l * * •
C o p p v r ....................... . 30c *
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F'A 2 5519.
tile bath matoerg heme. Car*
31 Huick Rnac'catter. 4 denr, i •5’ ,'e: Imporlau
Motor* of
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Florida. Seminole Box 9149, J’t
PALM MANUK
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f a ik Avenue Trailer I'a.-k.! Lauderdale,
Fla.
or phone
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MONDAY. SKPTK.MHER '29. 195H
Longwood Chamber
Schedules Meeting
On Town Problems
NO.
271
Supreme Court Declares
Student Equality 'M u s t '
t.ONGWOOD— The t a n gwm il
Vrea Chamber of Commit re will
meet at the City Park on Thur«
day, Get 8. i i I p. nt and wit'
he open to all who are mifre -icd ,n
eommnally af’atr*.
A prngia.n nae b»en planu-d
in Ihe form <>f a psnrl rtivrysxKri
H S. (taw ) Arnold wil* be m*>der
ator. The subject will he 'Our
Town". Panel participant, will be
Mrs. George Otto, president of the
Clxlc ta ague; Mrs. Soph.e* Matecki
NKW YORK tl I’ll
l.cfi>
president of the Home Demon**r.
lion Club: Hill l.sHrer. ruesldrnt of
Vt hitrj- Font, who round h I tnl«
the J sy c fc i; R. C. Carlson, chair, share during Ihe Iasi month o*
man of the tangwood Town Coun
L1TTI.K ROCK, Ark. lU PI) - I 'he >ra*on alter a si.ge of arm
cil; Joseph Rugcro. *tresident ol
>11oulile, today wa> named by
the Cltlie-n's taague. and llanl.d The l.lltlr Rock Sehwl Hoard lo
Manager l assy Stengel to stall
i
day
leased
the
city's
for*i
hi»:i
J. Scrcency. prerldrnt of Ihe tangwood Area Chamber of Commerce). i schools, closed four weeks in the the open-n, game of tbs t'm 'il
Preceding ihe discussion, a color Integration erieil to a corporation Sene, .gainst H-e Mtl-.isi.-**
ed • lurwl film sponsored by th« for operation ae prl'. ate, srgrerat- Braves.
Florida State Chamber of Com ed schools.
Members of thr h o a r d a-ut
merer wlii he *how i It l. destin
ed to stimulate community leader, S hoot Supt. Virgil T lltussom
dlLWAUKKK. Mis iL T I) into srtiun to seek new Industry, doubted, howerer. that the s.-hools
Manager
Fred ilancy of the Mil
can
be
put
Into
operation
befnr*
to improve their schools, to prv
wanker Hrixrs today r.smril left
tide belter playground, and, In Wednesday.
The rorporutku managed to tjcf iiauder Warren Spalin. s 2J game
ceneral. to improve their commun
the lease signrd heforc the N* winner, as his choice in thr ooenitlrs.
The main oiiject of the panel is tlunst Assn, lor thr %dv a-u-enirnt ing game of Ihe World Series
to acquaint various local organic.. of Coloird People cou'd ask a fed
Wednesday.
tl»ns with their inter related idrsx eial appeals court to .In It.
The lea>e said th* r.-*-tal value
snd problems, and how they can
be of help to ea h othei. Also, of thr s.hnols—Centra' High, IUII
MALAGA. Spain tU I'D — Sir
nrw.omrrs to the area will haxc High. I Jit U- llo-g Tech nnd Hor
an oppe*rtunlty-to hear about the ace Mann i Neg r ) - e s n u o l l>e ar- Wintlon and tady Churchill we
progrrsi of the communltv and (Uta.sly dclrrm.ned now.
en route lo Tangier kboa d the
Rent Sol fiettlt.l
meet the civic leaders.
yacht Christina today on * 10 day
"The rental value shall be de
honeymoon" c r u i s e
ter mined at the end nt each » h art "golden
year hy Ihre.* nrhllrators," the around the Mediterranean.
Ica-e said * 11 shall not lie If**
Chinese Communists
1*1 »el luc • . j • fer a.ith a declar conscious
ation Sumla night wlien h* dr would choose Oct. I, the 10th andared Hie United Statea fared nlvcrsary of the founding of th
'di-alter ' if ft did not a(.>p ila Red republic. for Important mill
'war provocations" in the For tary action or a kry declaration.
in"?a Strait. Hunt* r e tt e d the | Thu* far the I'omntunitl) ham
pronouncement.
i n"V fully made known their IntenMany oh*rrvera felt the date lions.
Cliiang. at one of hi a iare preat
conference*. *a)d Ilia Nationalist*
reserved Hie righ* to honth the
mainland If Qucmoy la threaicm J
WASHING!o\ (I'P li - The So mat clrsily soundctl th* dealhseriously. lie «aid Ilia action
pren*e Court held unanimously 1knelt for Arkansas Gov. Orval
! would t a carried out with nr with
today that states may not "nut- Faubtia' plan for eonerrttitg pubout American support but exUfy" the r.mttitutp'nal right* o f , tic school, into *-prlvattf" se.tropieatnl ronvlellou the United
\ r g t o pupils through 'cva.lxv gntnl .chiwils, the court said:
aUtcx would support hint.
'Slut* support ot segregal d
sche m.*»" for ma.ntainbg seg
Chwtig said Nationall.t Chilis
is-;ate*l schoi'ls.
• riioolx Ihivr.igh any arrangem ent,
WASHINGTON (U P ))—Tht Slate * »hvcii«l that an unnamed S u u would make no eoi.cetslm at
In a sweeping formal opinion management, fumti, nr property
-D epartm ent declined to .ay today1Department "subordinate"
h a d j w *«»w
t:>* »*ntt**! -Natlina
cannot b.- xquarrd with Hie Illti
d w hat action If m
any
t»Vr «"»«• ^ e New York l i m e , the r.tl! I *«<•
y ^ 'n id j i> r-.t a pawn
Amendment s command that n>
y „it would
___ ____
• tain shall deny to any ]>er.<-n
again.t an official accused by Xa
department ovvtwhelml-vgJv for lnutnatmn-1 -ar/aiolnr." He
within ita jurisdMlo.t tn* equal
Vice President lUrbard t| Nixon *** «'PP-*e-' t" «he admin.-Ira said ifrem-.j hod enJtirrJ f l u
'" S " v u u "
i u i i i
of o-Mirbirdmenl h
eould
protection o the laws."
of trying to "sabotage" th* sd lion • decision to dcfrml the oil weeks
not
endure
it
fat
ever
shore islands of Ifm-miy and Ms*
The high court laid down thi>
ministration’! P ar East policy.
"When the crucial time comet,"
su.
principle In a S.»>4 w >rri writlcri
Nixon said Saturday he was
opinion backing up it. Sept. 12
The vice president .a it Ibe offi he .airl, ‘ there are no restrictions
rutin- 'tiat H.i Lit:!* dock Schorl
rial had made a ''pair it and lie- on our taking the right of self
!
defense
and
bombing
bases
on
Hie
Hoard mu*, rrocced immediately
'Iterate rffoil" to "undrtvLl t re
1
with eui.-i approved d -rg rcg jtlj.i
xrcretary of .tale and tabolage mainland " He said ihe National
lets hiped for aerial ar.d nxxal
a'. Central High School.
l exiled P r e .t International
his pollc/." He left the Imprvs*
The U. S. Supreme Court said
Fa'ibu* rxaclrd to Ini Er *E ! t
sio.r he thought lomeon* In the from 1hr United States "plus motijpp. rt they are now re'sitin g
'irmly today lhal state legislature ruling *-s c.osing all | ubilv high
department who opposed S*rre
may not, directly or indireetly, sclunil* in Uttle Rock. Prepare*
Hi Hr of State John Foster Dulles' al and material sup-Mi-’ "
Mieelie. on Wav
p irient the ratty ing out of the tlors w»r« made tu<tS) to re jjx n
policy di-’theralely had icx'.r.t ihe
Jteports r e a c h e d Taipei Ibe
famous 19M school desegregation tli. u as p i t . ale scuo ), wil:-. Ih«
information to rcw.rnen.
Communists were tn ita" lo ; longdecision
state paying 'r'tion.
Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahonvy (D range ‘ siege guns o p p s l 'e the
t e a m * hrb*mea
Thr Uttle Rock public schools
Wyo ) railed for s full airl. g of Mateti Island., about liu miles
Ih e rtibunal plainly struck at
r r -I a number of schuo'. In Vir
HALIFAX. N. S. a i m - Vio Ntxun's charges. O'Mah. my. a
ginia h a i r Iw-e-n cln-rd to ptevvn! such air.n ,-* rirn ls by saying:
lent fringe wind, .ml t.'rrcntiil erttte of the administration's Far north of Quemoy. Thr 1-1. mis in
the ear lying out of IcJeral eourt
"The e-niiiiutieuxl right of
lain, of hurricane Helene ama.li Fast policy, .aid the country was that group are mu-'h further off
the
coast.
ed the Atlantic roaat of Nova "entitled to a complete exposure
otds-fx to Integrate 1 tent
than eiO.UMi « y e a r "
ch:’dirn not tc be dlxcrim'l-aled
Doth thr Chim sr Communists
Scotia today with unexpected fury. of tht vice president's allega
It was the fir.t large scab at
Arkansas and other southern against tn a.houl admission on
BONN O il'll— M ire than 1P*»
and the soviet pres* reported the
The storm, which larhed the tions."
l.-nrt actually to e,r-i» the U. S. Virginians led by former Gov. stairs with similar eehool-rloll-vg {rounds of -are or eilor . . . e*n
Warsaw talk.
were hopelessly
•Carolina eoait over the weekend,
Supreme Cotiit's iniesi aliott de
laws contend thsl Hie federwl nelGirr be nullified opmly and iff*
Sen. Joseph S. Clark 11» I’a.l an deadlocked and nri'.tvr si.li* was
**u>*d heavy* damage and wide
cree hy turning j.j'dir schoo a In John S Hattie arrived here Sun guvernmeot does not have the pow Metis by state legislators or ilato
other
rritir
of
the
Qucinoy
policv,
Some
jfl.t.si
.lash
pine
.veilings
yielding
from
its
initial
positions,
day on a lour of Europe.
spread power failure in Nova
er to forrr Hie si vies to keep rxtvutlvc or Judicial officer*, nor
defended ihe State I Kpurtlnr nt i h e Soviet press reported grow ate to b« made aiailable rgaln to prisalr teho-ds.
Scotia.
The
Department
of
G-alicr
con
public r-Inn.Is open. Tile Supreme nullllird Indireetly hy them Ihnnigtl
aidr. Clark said the public was
Weather official* at Halifax r e "entitled to know how others In ing uppositiun in America to the this year, free of charge, to Semi tends that thr pub It s hod ptan,
court differed with this view in evasive schemes for aegiegitlon
nole
County
farmers.
"imperialist
war
poTUy."
ported at dawn the worn of the
TOKYO (U l'lt— Eleven affaged these words:
which Goe. Orval E. Faubus
whether attem pted ‘tngentouily or
the
nation
feel
about
the
Formo.a
This
is
the
seeond
ytar
Hut
Con
storm had passed hut <aid it was
Right tn Schooling
Ingenuously.'"
sponsored in Arkansas, la merely Nationalist Chinese agem* have
polity."
He
said
Nixon
was
“
off
tainer Corporation of Amen i hxs a dostfe and pri.uised to fight it.
producing high tides, heavy .ea.
"Tha constitutional rigiits
of
Chief Justice Earl Warren read
been
executed
In
Kwanglon
I'rnvbase
again."
ms-ln pine scedlirgs axil able t»: In Virginia, privately-owned buildand drenching rain oxer the rcuthchildien not to he dls-'lirtlnaltd thr m urt's f-irmsl opinion In a
Hie
larm
rra
for
rrfurcs'rsHon
pur
lore,
I'rlplng
R.d.o
-»id
Sunday.
"It
appears,
then,
from
Uic
iigern maritime provinces. Uu.ta up
•it*, and homes * t used In Charag.ln.t in chmd admission on •parse.y • flllrd courtroom,
poses.
to 70 mile, an hour were reported urrs released, the American pro
lottesvill*.
ground, of rare nr color..-ean k
Mite Blamed
No *'*liin»s* *>e alUti'ed. ex
i plr are a lot smarter than Mr
ud
at the Halifax airport.
The heart of the private Sehooi
neither b* nullified openly ard
"On* may w*!l sympathise wltb
ctpt an agreement that thu farm ttl.t is a la* jsa-i-i by thn ArMALLS, Mill. tUi’I l— A k ^ la r dtiectly Ity atjic legls'ator. or
9
Helene had been rx|>c<t*d to D a l l e . Clark slid. '*1 am fright
er will plant the tree, arcnrdlnj! v.nsas taglala' i • J- lf*S It »*•>• r-wh-f. 'uta tli. s g g a tafia lo a M t; j . - t l t . r s.-uri-ti..1 Judicial offlcait, the position d th* buanl In tho
mlts Nova Scotia by a wider mar- emd that If Mr. Dulles is left in
fav* •! ihr u u ilialin g condition!
tu
tha
ieeotimesida(h*na
l*r
Hi.
hio
w
n
.d
e
x
/e
*
,
be
will
get
ux
y in hut ( ta r tly #(lrr .mldnlfht
vldes that a corporation may rent strip n eir here Sunday kU’I n . lid ' ror oulllfiod Indhcclty by Ihsrn which ha.* confronted it," th t
CHARLOTTE.
N.
C.
(UFH
beit
fore
.*
,
-nsnagemen'..
I
t?
s'ttly
wsr.'1
gale futte winds began to lath the into „■ u«e!efl
opinion said. ' Hiit. re g a id lc ii <>!
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ITist Chtrlotw) in i.a d c tif eSalige exp<-n>e insulted hy th. f.rmel unused school buildings and o|>er- Sl.iaper.ik, 35. 1 uHshorna. ' ;.,n. I ,hwu' h
tor
euuthein area.,
' 11.itton
str them as private sch-ols.
Dulles said Sunday he did
. ,j.t Hilly Graham l-nl more pro
Ihe ta .r d 's good faith, the action*
Is
exptess
'or
shipping
and.
d
—
.
l,. * - as
w
■
a ilB.siviaaa«r
f
I.
a
.
.
.
■
consider
"to
significant
hand and ship reports al dawn
A special se.sUvr passed suptdr *,r J|*'*l** ®<
,r-- ’• , ||,e *1 .Av't* aikrtl Ihe Ith Clr- of tha other state agencies re
pie to church here Sunday , and S course, his cost of planting the
mentary laws ■ month ago. Thr
*** h°*pitallred wltn In- rlli, g-.aU,g „( Appeals today, at a sponsible fur those ronditloni
placed the storms center at about leiteis oppo.ii g hi. poliey.
crowd of 17.W7 rattle to the cm young seedlings.
800 statute mile. ea«t of Port
schools were rl.-ssil under one of juries
xririmi in llm at.a, to (nrtild ope- compel us to reject tha board'*
>aie meeting Sunday m-jlit
A
number
nl
pulpwtod
cotnpsn
».n
land, Maine, or near latitude 4J.h
latlun <! 'lu schools under private legal position."
Ministers In thr Charlotte arra irs Ihroughout Ameiicj ^ n . away Ihrm when Ihe Su, rrtnr Cmir; or
north, longitude (50.0 n u t . It w
man. grrnent Nu decision was exThe court referred tperlftcslfy
reported Increased church attend iwllliuns of young editings each dered immediate ii'trgration.
niuvmg law aid the run thrust at
W.MHNGTON ( U l ' t i - A *e» p rrln l immediately but it could '..i th t actloin ot Gov. Orval Ik
ance and mote open dicustion «i( yrar for rrfure.tration and »s an
about 88 miles an hour. Shipping
* ray unit, which will ,'elrr.l* .tnc- well be eon side red in Ibe light tif Fsutrui and tha Arkansas t a | l »
religion a . t ta Graham crusaile insurance for themselves tnat Ihe*
• ' n the path was advised to eiettnrs le examle.e the hex:! r.n a today's Supreme Court ruling
llturo,
I I -1 f \ « J —
rnlerexl l*a .econd week In this. will hate an adequate
it
cisa elution.
largr lelevislon «er». i. >*ai dai.t*
Virginia's school crisis irached
"Tha confrolllng legal principle*
l .n h a m s
hometown. Saturday pUlpxscM'-l In year* lo e n-i.
A sister atom.. Hsa, meanwhile.
on. trail d brie Sumla-, tu the « peak, meanwhile, with lltr clos a ir plain," Ihe upinlon .aid. "Th*
night's sermon was tftrra«l lo *
Appllcatlor.
forms
a
.r
auilaldr
S i r reported a ell past Dnmuila
Atneiicao Rueiti.vn Ray hucle'.y. ing uf >ix schools in Norfolk. cunimand of Ihr Uth Amendmrnl
T kLI.AHAS.SKK (11‘H - Hade tislianwide sudirnce,
st the County Agilcultntai *.gei t’s
• ml moving northeast al tile fair
About |0 ,laid rhllditn were dis is that no 'stale' shall deny M
Graham
expressed
regret
that
ly rapid rat* of 23 mitre* an hour. County's hot legislative r a te be so many people have had to be ulflec or at the County e« irster's
placed when Hid Stale Invukrd Its any person within It jurisdiction
Winds of 10O miles an hour still tween segregalloniit Da"» Eld- turned away. The audience In office and should he filed as
the equal protection of the laws,
WASHINGTON L'Ptt— rdilit automatic closing law.
R ir skies will reverberate Wed
Whirled near the center. Imt the redie and state Rep John B OlT cluded episcopal Htsh.-p William soon as possible hy those desir
Under th* Virginia "massive
*'A state acts hy It. Irrijiative,
I'jb lr i H a«»ls wax invited in d a y to
J
r
,
who
urged
acceptance
of
ing
to
plant
trees
thl*
»s
s.on
ne*da)al-out
H
a
m
when
fal
Storm was not considered a thirst
I*1
.
lance"
plan,
tl
is
now
up
to
J. Gordon of Fail hanks. Alaska.
its
c.icutrve nr its Judicial eurii*
eonie
hrre
to
Irr
honort
l
hy
the
school
integration,
today
appexted
Finest pruilucU are b'g l.u»i- Navy Jet aircraft fly over Sanford.
to the U. 8. mainland or any other
Graham urged church ps-i-pl* l<> lu-ss In i*turida I’orestcia estc
as thr key political
In
Eleven of Hie plane* are San lir g a n i/a ilo n of A tn rricx n Mute* Gov. J. Lindsay Almond to pr«* unties, tt ran act in n» othv*
land area.
take their faith seriously, "to niaic that two million eoids of ford lussed. They are lieing es for his wort on behalf of ,»-4er , S. rib* step , fur reupcnltta- th* way. Tin constitutional p-jvis.ari,
! Tuesday's primary election.
therefore, must r.e an that n*
| *chooli on a .*g, egated ba-is
Dade alone has 311,719 r-glsle switch from easttal church m em pulpwu-wl alone were cut In Fn- Ida corted hy th* Air Group from tha and better world understanding
j a m 's if ih» state, or ef the tl«
red Democrats, but Seereta*y of bership to a full romndtr-ent to last year. Delivered to the pulp USB Saratoga a . a s'gn of recog.
Deers or agrnt by whom I’j pow.
State H A. Gray has preAlctcd Christianity as the best defense mill, these were worth about 3d mlior. for th* Bicompli.linient.
r r *t»t cxs tled. shall deny to awe
almard the Saratoga for the pact
that only tietween UO.OM and ogair st the guitlee. tdaologie. of million dollar i.
ROME ( I ll 'l l— U. S. Secretary
person within its Jurisdiction Hi#
nine month*.
ViO.Otio voter, will go to the polls. these times.’*
of th* T traiury Hubert Anderson
Speaking on the subjr-t ' “The
equal prole ".Ion oi the iRWf.
A fter thr Py-ovtr, the Sanford hail a one day xtopover in the
The .tote hav a total registration
• Whoever, hy viitutue of publlq
1utird plane* wil! land, and the Dalian capital loday ttefnr* con ta n g line, -xor* formed a! tne
r f I.kno.nnn. Only 7».ooo Florl- M.n from tlutee Spare," tJrahem
chsllenged
hi*
audience
to
dedi
remaining jet* will return to their tinuing on • flight lo India to re etmrthnu>* this murnlrg at S*. position under a ptal* govern*
dlans voted In the Sept. V pri
home ba*es at Heril Field arid present the United Stales at a m'nole Hounty mniorlxt. attempt men! . . denies or ta«e. sway 1>'-«
Mn. Anne Siecgnwski. President mary with g US. Senate seat at cate themselves to Chrlitianlty
rd to best the- TtlCrdw Uiul'-igld
Hr said, "Communism r,a« s
NAS Jacksonville.
■f thr Seminole County Unit of ■take.
monetary r»-"f**encc In New Delhi deadline for ot.talnink driver's H- equal protection of lh« laws, trio,
(a p t. J. It, Haiiiuge will meet
-let the cum III mini ml Inhibition!
the American Cancer Society, an
The only statewide office on the ItartaW* for
eonquen,,*
the
reuse.
.tile squadron on the field and thr
is.— a* he acts in the m ine ami
announced today that the fall pro- liallot ii Ihr Group !%*»» poll on
"** an!
Hounty Judge Wilson Alexan I -r the state, and I* clothed with
| Seminole Hand will play,
^ g ra m has swung Into high gear. the Stale Railroad and Public nmJ,,t*d ,h »' ,h r > *r'
LONDON (UPlt IMhlirlty der •*Id the total (.surd through
j Not all th* men will a rrtt* In
thr sta ir‘w power, his act Is th at
To launch thin all4>ut program UtlUliex I'ommixilon. t-ighting it of schedule
WASHINGTON tlJP li
rtifu for ihr Hd«rr f «r ('nmpafty
govrrnnirnt .sy* salri, p
» 5 planrx, Ttnae who land with thr • rri»m»l*.| !*4| m>' to i*»iir rorfvr Salorxlav Wa. al- llt RUh lev. than of tV stste, '111!* must k* So nr
ef rancer eduralton to reach peo out will t-e s rtf run Cotnmiitloner
told
tart.
An
increase
of
“
Si-veral
profit ilte a of manjl*. -ic-rs Saratoga at Maypurl will ar-rxe lion* to m.r of thrir prr*» rvHie const tutlonal prohibition h at
ple where they live, where they Jerry Harter and Jim lllanton
h'tudr*d" i* expeetsd till, year, no meaning."
in Sanford Ilf bu». lliey will be
work, and where they meet, let who trailed him hy 100,000 voles
The Seminol* County Sport-man hounerd up from April ‘ trough met at th . city limit, bv a San- Irji *r» *hliah faol (hr Bdv« i "hi* Judge Alexubttrr said.
4 f r putllion linriiix
ter! have been sent to the mayors in the fir.t primary In which two Ax.oeiation will meet tomorrow June this y rar, marking thr tirsl furd Police escort and taken tn rarneij
' ong line, are exj-ecleit again
quartrrly improvement In profit
pail two )«ari tor high
lomrirTow, t'.e final d.y of obtain
of all rommunliles In the county, other candidates wer. eliminated at k p, in in the Elka Club An ratrs since the end of p u t
rbeir l.arrarks. Approximata time
travel fn th# minimum of mm ing »*w license.
eliy and county commissioner*. One of them, Jim Fair of Tam nex
The Securities and Exchange of arrival i. 8:3b p. m
pa. has filed several law suite
A report will |># made on the
Chambers of Commerce, clergy
accusing Harter of violating elec State Federation Meeting in Tal- Hommission reported inanufart-ir
men of alt churches. Board* of tion laws and seeking to haer latla-see on Sept 2W. t movie ing .ales in the second quarter
l b * fti ii -.....I* County Horr.mlx.
education, Home Demonstration
disqualified
thi. year rose frum Ihcn recpsslun
also l« srhednled.
WASHINGTON (UI'lJ Ttn
*iriv will inset at 2 p. in. la^Councils and agent*, civic clubs,
---------------lows hy i per cent and after tax
WASHINGTON lU I'll - Presi
numlier uf r.ses of polio ie|Mirted nior ro re,
service
organitatlonc,
military
profits leaped 13 per rent from
dent Elirnhowcr ha* called for alt
In
Ihe
United
Mate,
for
the
wrrk
\
t
this
Unir
Dowling
Appralscommanders, and community Dad
first-quarter low ebb* l! said pro
ritiier1. to "give generously to tha
William llrantley D*' i*». five
CIS.
fils alter l a i r , per riolla* of ..ie» months old, died at Seminole Me ending Sejd. 20 showed a 10 pei ,.| (•«, tnn.t prialore a jierforni- United Community campaigns of
cent
inrrraie
over
Hie
previous
anrr
Uin-I
for
the
res.*et.ni*nt
uf
c'imlied to 3 8 cents, c unpared murlal Hospital at I pm . S atur
Jntei c l i n g
and
informative
Seminole r .-unly property. The America to aid “our nrlghbora it,
to 3 4 rent* In the January March day. He wax bom In FernamHna week, the 'ublle Health Service , fseminui*
films are rradily available for
need,"
said loday.
'work
is .rhedule.1 In begin (let. 1
etuhs to schedule for programs.
pei i<id.
April 27, but his rex lied In L* ng
In a kirk off message the Pres
This was Ihe best pmfil mar wotaf for the past four and a half
Many of these are for genctal
ident laid the campaign* begin
gin Mure the (Inal quarter of IV>S months.
or mixe* group*. Others ar* for
ning In 2.tHW cummunltlr. "pro
when the ralp was 3 2 rent* The
specialised showing Included in
Surviving .re hi. parents. Mr,
vide u* with a splendid nppoitunllv to expir.x the tradltio'uiiI
this list of twenty-four film. I*
PARIS lU I 'll— France has Vot-'tulion was approved hy s major fiaur.* fell Steadily after “ isl t-le- anti Mr*. Holiert Dltrfea, Lung
ncisUmrly c<>ncem of A m erica"
_lhe cartoon type, and more deFourth Republic out - Ity of nearly ’J" pet cent, with s suitably r<fleeting <-ost queries XVmid: two brothers, Robert aid
"ledrcd, I don't kn r of any
v u i l e d Him* g raird to fit all agvx uf rI(j,iPr,e„ by s fuur-tu-one land Vote of 2.0IJ.wri lo JC J'f’. Di-spite and less Hten-caparit) o|se;«tiott. Etnevt, and on* lister, Donna
Remains haxe been aent to Ferone gift we can m.kr which will
and grades of ichcol-age children, , | j j p that m.kes Premier Charles! guerrilla t h r e s u of re' il.alioi 'vtiiih Itnd to push up unit ro;i«
th e figures were dlxrlo«rd in riandlna for service and burial.
mean »n much ,n •
nary yenOur
educational program", de Gaulle the nation's undisputed against Arabs who voted, otili
p ie " h« .aid Sirda» n'ght.
said Mr». Siecikowaki, *’i. one of strong man."
aUut 17 per cent of I'm voters an SEC quarteily ftnanclal reimrt Rrfxtun Funeral Home was in
on manufacturing cor{iiralKn x. II chargt.
",\..w, we Amerieira nttv t a
NEW YORK (U I 'IJ - Men: Look
The bureau, a division of V)
thr services lo the community of Returns from Sunday's referen stayeil away from thr roll*.
.aid thr treat gains occurred
dum
showed
the
constitution
draltThe
new
e^nstiiuti
>n
wilt
g-<-t
around at the women working In 'l'Jn- l* * 'i f jlh l Ml*** pn-i-lpal probing for the m.u-u, but n a
fered by the cancer unit. We feet
must icmerrtbe- th n « . still It-, a
it is one that will greatly henefit ed by De Gaulle fur a Fifth He- the presided of the Fitih Itepub- among "sm aller" corponlinns —
jo u r office! Do they fall Into Ihr "figure*" wJii.lt are fiuvl in al
those with astets of iesi than lu
on thi* good earth." Elsenhower
most every office:
Seminole Cour.ly slece sarly de public had been apptovrd I7.«A,- Ue — vut tally certain ta be D*
•louch, spaghetti spine or the pre
greater powers million dollars.
Uction ef cancer ean prevent W •) k.62*.475 — « majority to Gaulle himiclf
Tit* llot'Ch: She l.a* her ihoul •aid, " ‘ ml ..era ** will always
Nearly all induilry greup. par
t cel b g categories?
per
rent
gre»t-r
than
even
the
than
any
Flen-Lman
since
,Siers agallixt the b»;|( .)( thr *lnfr, ahare its pain, it* trouble, ami It*
nerdleis deaths.*'
tiripatrd
in
th
r
sales
rise,
Ihr
SEC
The answer i< probably ye< Hut but Hu rtibbt n of her ha k winch rich blrltlng* with i i.h other.
most ardent G aulitit. had ex pole-o.
The Seminole County Mlnlllerc Further informstlon may be uh pectedParis mw .papers
hailed thr • aid. Rigger gains weir III per lul A..ocl*t!un will nte*t Thurs don’t lie dismayrd A recent sur support* mod of her tady weight I "One ol the finest Ways to da
Wfained by telephoning FA 2-7711,
The only report of a negative premier'* victory today aith *ucb rent fur stone, clay and g ia.i, day morning at IH4S in the Firs! vey bv the llurtau ut ll it.tu-vv hi* (to •i-vn.ut at *11,
j this Ii by giving gcneruutly to lha
vote tame from the French Wet* adjectives
as
"massive" a-.J 13 per cent for lumber products I'resbyterian Church. An fnfor l r . i l i . e s sliowtd that most fa
Uniled Campaign In your hums,
1
be
.
p-jAciH
Spine:
She
leans
Africcn colony of Guinea, where "crushing." Oft.-Ul. of nil gov and 10 per cent for tobacco.
di-play forw-rd »rlth tha spin* r a il e d in 1.1X1.’
r.ial fellowship period will pre mate office workers
—■•*. A■ .i ■.
i -»
lh>- expected "uri" majority wa> ernment were Jubilmt.
cede the Inspirational program quite a faxcinsling colic-lion of an arc, mavlng h r head dang'' f
8YRACUSF. N. Y. - f U P I ) - tn effect a declaration of Ind*
"The extent of Ihia vlclorr i.
and busm en meeting.
bontirle and unhealthy jvoriilrrs " at one end.
Miss Rosemary Peterson, on re prudence. Dc Gxulls* told A fr.ran unique In French h l.ln ry ," raid
LI TILE ROCK. Atk ( U P l t Thl* "iluniji down m t * i.-balr"
l o r P.-etuI t a g : She ilia with
A review of " I 'r a j e r Han
WASHINGTON d I'M- Raving!
turning from a we-kend trip out colonials they co tld have th -it 1 tnformatiun Mini,Hi Jacques Sou- E. J. Evans, administrator of thn Change Life' by Father and Si. habit that many «.| the gill* lu her tret tw rung around th* rung of individual, in saving* acrouat*.
• f town, to !; police ihe found freedom — if they Wei* willing Melte. "2*ot tf,c tie* world, and lunch program of Uttle Rock's John, will m presented by th* th* trifi.r have I* ilifli-.J: t j lath. of the chair.
U. S. Saving* Bond* amt 1’fe la•videnee that an Intruder had to |tve up French aid.
particularly for the Unltrd States, four closed high schools, sum Rev. T. C. O'Steen. Official basi »m ilr.ee Women use lit kinds of
Th» bureau tab! all of th*»* jw>- *i ranee hit a new recoct h )|h »l
consumed two bottles of liquor,
Ignorr .thrr a n
this shows we are a nation which med up his problem* thi* way: net* will include plan, of thr dexier* and gimmick* tn Inns alttoni are unbca"hy, uncie.furt
VUJJO.OOO 000 at tha <nd ol
eight hollies of beer and a pot
fn Algeria, the princlpri trouble hat found Itself and ran ontr
"The food '» line—we juit need Union Thanksgiving tiervlr*. All good things that pull tltetn 1 .able, and tiring, "hey ’• la
June, The Fedcaral llama L oss
M* coffee while site was away.
| spot >n Frcutb Africa, Use (oiuu- •gam assail UelL"
»um* Wudeau."
mambar ara urged W alUad.
fhar* and bulga them cut i h . i t . • d liju v / ad luci v . u d tiro . *
I Ua.’ik Board laid today.
TAIPEI, Formosa (U P tl— Pies
Idriit Chiing l.-i-xhek today ruled
out a ceasefire for Qucm.v and
ll appeared tin Chine** d'-uim.nlstt would deliver rheir war or.
peace Hard by Wednesday, the
Communilll' national dav.
Communist Premier Chi i T.n
Little Rock Leases
News Briefs ^.t a t e
Four High Schools Stengel Names I-'onL R ig hts, Void Rule
To Private Group
Letters Released, Nixon
Charges Policy Sabotage
★
★
★
Hanc.v Picks Rpnhn Hi(iH CoUTt 'Firm '
Nova Scotia Feels
* Wrath 01 Helene;
lisa Still Harmless
In Order Against
Evasion Attempts
Churchills On Torn
Seminole Farmers
May Get Seedlings
Vii'KiniunK Travel
Reds Execute 11
Graham's Crusade
Helps Attendance
Crash Kills M
I‘.?t‘kv X-Uay .Shown
Interest Centers
UI1 nOT U3O0 KaCC
Welcome Planned
For Local Pilots
Program Launched
By Cancer Society
To Honor ColliTt
Howie*1 For Indh
Sales, Proiils Up,
U. S. Report Says
Long Lines Formed
To Get Licenses
CoiTection Needed
Sportsmen To Meet
Davies Baby Dies
In Local Hospital
Polio Cases Hindi
Officials To Meet
President Urges
Strong Support
For United Fund
De Gaulle Gets Landslide
Victory, Complete Power
B usiness Slum p:
S p ag h etti Spine
Ministers To Meet
Thursday Morning
Capacity Great
KU-S-
Students Needed
.Savings Set Record
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Lim u
'58 Roughest Year
On Schools, Says
State System Head
T A LLA H A S S EE (U P I
-
Slat-
Behrvd Sujit. Thflmii flallry raid
today that n* other »fh««l ) n l
h*» been quit* (• "rough" “m
H u ' i t a and arhnola at that t*
1957 M
Writing In the Florida > h i;'
Bulletin, Bailey
raid he w*
unable in recall mother lime
when there wa» m» moeh "frill
clam and vilification of educth-ra
■i baa been prevlent during the
part 1* month! "
Bailey
referring In Cfitlfttm hurled againat the achooti
regarding the lark of mathemitirt
and aelence fourtet being taufh'
high
mhool atudenta,
Almoat
everyone had m id * rriticUm of
the American ifH v I eyiterq after
K uiria latinched I »r firat Jtputnik.
“ At timei '• flailey laid, “ It hai
aeemed limor* mlraculou* tn me
that thi.ee of ur *h -9 are dedicated
In our work have not loat. In
h k ip degree. our confidence In
what we are doing. In the fare of
itieh a barrage of printed venom
a n d
unwarranted erttielim."
hurled againat Ul.
Hr »ald. a» educaton, (hey
ahould tie the first to admit that
arho-da are not a« perfect at
they tbould he, “ hut neither are
they aa had ai *nme Individual*
Would portray them to he"
The luperlntrndrnl pralird edu
ratori who he raid had taken
aurh rntiriim In their itrldc and
"continued fo plow down the
middle of the furrow'' tn give
attrd.nl i an edueallon deitrned
fo meet the needa of the atomic
■«*.
“Th li la no lime for dlacouraged
educator*," he aald.
Ilalley aald the ‘’climate" hai
developed which will enable edu
cator" to get greater public tup
Crt for Improvement! which hare
en tough! for many year*.
He laid of theae improvement*
wire reaaonahle ela«a alae, ade
quate guidance and rnunieling
le rvl-fi. the utilization of new
tnatructional aidl and teaching
technique* and the incrraied uie
of educational tetevlilon
and
•udlo-iiiual aid
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Tomatoes 2 lbs29
Apples 5 br649 c Celery
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Convenient Locations
"Where Courtesy
and .Service Prevails"
419 G. 1st St.
liOft K. :ir<l St.
French Ave. nt 25th S t
Hut police hare a clue.
Wieholdt’i
VAC P A,(
L. 0. S. Flour 5
(inANT) H A p in ', Mich. {I.Tl
“If taw Dm 'I Know Tha Mer
■Vow'd Bettar Ktiww
The Merehewtr
All Pfcwtwgraphl* Rwppllcw
a a x w e u
P LA IN or SELF R ISIN G
—It wa* tnruod tn hapfien. . .Juit
• queattnn of when
Somebody atotc I K pintle hid
hoop* from a auhtirhan G r a n d
Rapid! variety More Monday.
U lk m a rkwrrh ef Tka
X
mrjumu"
lK f
K r a f t Dinner
Bound To Happen:
Hula Hoops Gone
PA B-IBVI
b
ASS0 « ffO
fU V O «s
9 « Pin
s«e»b r.
The Dae
^
" -a
, .'- A *
i,
wke Mixes
"Some year* ago I Herd In
Wayne and made a couple tiip i
to Klolae (Wayne County tim er*!
H oipitalt fiaideni at night and
look vegetable*. The l/>rd hai
aavrd me tinea then amt I want
to make rratltiitlnn. I'leate find
enrlnied check to cover tam e."
Can
f oed G-cee
BAG
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k u
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' VASHINCT0N
g *
KWmerarkl. tint, m,in of th e
Wovr* t.'oimlv hoard of Auditor*,
Monday owned an envelop* con
lllning a lilt i heck draw n on thr
flank of tsitgoolee. Ind , and a
ahmt note:
T a w Prayoe fa r
T i l l US.. F it! .' an d S A T .
l!M e
.,;T ONE WITH T-
Restitution Made
For Stolen Food
Someone reported a young lad
about 10 year* old, waa aellln;
hula hoor* hi the neighborhood
Limit 1
A
, _ _ _ H O U SE
VAII-Jl. Sanford ha »ed aqttadron,
I n eitahllahrd a heavy attack and
pQtalbly a NAVAIRLANT record
for monthly hour! flown by a rm ('
Her tra-.d aquatlrnn.
In Auguat, the »|iiailron'* "Mkv
Warrior." recorded a total of Tin
flight houra, airet-dlng hy l'.'i
houri the prevlotu monthly record
of any hravy attack aquiriron.
land or ahip-baird. VAII 9 la Ma
tluneil atmaid the USS Saratoga
with the Sixth Elect
In the lu t *U month*, thr
iquadr-w, commanded hy Cttll
nill llarlrtt, h n flown a t-rtal of
TTlk hiniri, or a monthly averagr
cf t i l hours In thr air.
Altlrough the aircraft aa.|gt,.i| to
VAII 9 hive hern aboard ahlp for
I I of the lilt If month*, Navy r*f
Uriah aald VAII 9 had demon-tr.it
rd that ita aircraft, maintenance
j'i
rrewa and flight crew* are aide to
operate in a highly inrce-iful
manner.
Tha aquadrnn wtlll return to San
ford early In Octntier.
b n n o rr (u n i —
J
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CAMS
Sanford Squadron
Breaks Air Record
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Gizzards
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MARGARINE 2
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Fillets
Cathmere
New Skin Beauty
Laiirvdry Scop
VEL SOAP
2 &
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PALMOLIVE
2 r . 29'
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Weather
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K>tni>lti<hrd
r o i,. X L IX
Shop And Save
3Th? ^ m t f n r b l& r a lf t
Partly cloudy through Friday
• Ilk widely »c*Ufr#d afternoon
• n d «t m Ih( »h*w m. Lo*
tf g h t T* to Tl.
SANFORD.
ISOS
Judge Upholds
School Leasing
, „ ,,
0. T To S S T X SC’
lh* Little Hock Reboot B-*td (rum
le istn i four closed puMie hieb
school* for ui# i l private, *rgr#.
ga-ed ichool*
He said to issue »uch in attire
■ouid an an bis pissing on the
constitutionality of stair lews He
• lid he doer not base that author
fcv—it takes a three-man eourt.
"For Ibis eourt lo hold today
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IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A
May Join League
'•Vi1' '<;«* - ~
NEW SPAPER
I ’ n ilr d
T I l l ’R S D A Y. S K P T K M U K K 2.V 10*»S
I ’ rcsw
l.e a -e d
W ir *
NO. 2(59
In Effort To Prevent Large W a r
, , . .
. . . . , nm-iocrirg
iuin'ng the A lib i . ___________________ .. Ihr i.cgis rturr »tc invalid. that
. . . .. .
..... „
they infringe on the Constitution
***,'lf' ' ,
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of the 1‘nited States, that they are
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j 0 Avoid M ainland Attack
^ w s B r ie f s
MOSCOW ( I P O — l \ A
.(mhtMidnr Llewelyn Thomp•on relumed la hi* desk l»diy
• llrr ■ l h r r f '» r » ( i m l l o i
!•< U r t l r r s Fur ope.
D A IL Y
In Sanford
_
—
'Officials Confident p |an W ill Change
H e le n e
n o w ie r ;
Chiang Would Seek |f Islan d In vad ed
Coast Is A lerted, „ „ Approval Of U. S.
_ _ _
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^
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M 0^
JucU'c
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*—•»» Miller
Thrre .vt-tr
..............|wo flit. Iwtorif 1
Miller and hr dlspos-d . t h-th in
MEMPHIS. T F N V I t Pl>—
less i!r*n *-> hour,
I AIPF.I, Formosa ' I P J t — In has h**en explained to Chiang aaa
Ten I r ru li firms filed salt
| In one, Hr* NAACP • sited that
Inrtonl
sources said todm the that the Nationalist President
hrre 'Vrdnexdas ehtrging
MIAMI tUPII — Tie Atlantic 1Beach. F l a , at the time o
‘ the school board in Ijttle li-ck
United States has told Urn t hi - has accepted It.
Mrtuphis restaurateur llrrberl I C'tssst from North Florida to the a :n. ssralher adslaorjr, heading
tie (ortildden to Ir.vsr the high
W V.HINliniN lU P lt
VI ang Kai hrV that it is tw per
ArmrUlng to these source*, nel(minim i has hr* n using Idur
Virginia tnoder »a* pul on alert slowly t->u,.rd Ihr northwes*
school* for private operation
l***la% *\ r , »i «>tipofti«l tu
t nul%n *
| 'nitnl sSt.»tct m»i Vjtion*
i l i r r o iikii sit of lloi]lirliirt i*i
liulay lor H utilrair llelette. « tht
Tlte lug storm slowrd ibrwn In
This is the t u r n e r of Guv Or
I'"-*
.....fidenre
Chinese
\
|
.
Red
t
ill
ia
mainland
*.>
i
i
.
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1,., china plans to bomb the
bis Roquefort «aled dfrtiing.
mil* ait-hour howler that was 425 a p art of sit mile* an hour t'liM
,tl E iFaubuy*
■I i l f ' w j l
l i r i H | jfc ■
v»i
suim* plan to
i" sidestep
-Into Chiang
a*
tt.eie remain*
a spark
of hoitr
,t)nrnUn-1 in
to -urnce
.il.-nre me
Ihr eommtrCommitlies at les
Forecaster l.orslon Dunn r*'d the tlonall.
, , , (ienrrali
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„
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..
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, mmniami
miles
sra.
9m m
U.s. Supreme Court I n t e n t i o n Q p j v j U U e U f l U o iU H * P ( l
llelet-e -*st due east of Daytona future dr.ect.on of the hu.rieane Ka ; hrk
^
m i lhf,', !hr
fln
Chine,e ..tilie r, shelling th.
was uncertain
emplacements or airfield* on the . cttled peacefully
(Juemoy tsUmla.
Haiti)' W. (Ruddy) Rnwl* Jr., order.
xKW YORK l U l ’l) — Rudolf
1 a — a . ......... ............ ..
..i,- ..... Communist
held mainland with
These -.mr-rs said this view
n l .........k. . . ___ ________ _
wilt attend the I9\h annual reCU> Vote Satur.lay
„ mit< g.nrral m anager of the
Another tropical storm, still not out IP rsplirtt approval of thr
Dispatches from Qucmoy tiwlayr
*nlon of the Peril Woods Club
All the luttlr H->ck Mgh schtK.I* vinmpoiitan i i | i n « I’otupatr), tva*
of Inline a n r propuilluii*. '.’at Unite l Valr*.
rr|e*rtc.l that the long Bed artil
in New Orleans. Sept. 25-27 This are now dosed prndlng . city ret- j CC0UllPj Wednesday
vstth lh*
operating mme than l.o>t> miles to
lery blockade of the islands has
Not '««• there anv frsr in of
ia the hiehest honor club of the eicndum Saturday to determine ( ..mmander s ( ro s a of the Order
forced the garrison there In dip
t the southeart.
ficial rlrelea hete the Nationalist
Volunteer State Life Insurance whrther the people wart segrrg*.
\ | , Tll „f me Federal Republic
into its war reverse vtuckplles.
()>.nn said Hurricane I M ic r leader will attempt an invasion of
rCo.
- tMembers
i . m U i are
i n rhmen
their trd or Integrated lehmls Some ..r
chosen for the'.r
of ...............
Herman;
The gun. pounded (furmoy
would kick up r.-ugh s e n (luring thp
,
.
i B #t| „ rl ,0 r m .
being
conducted
on
c
la
isrs
ate
aubstanfel tales volume.
with J.Joa more shells lodiy. a
the next II h-ntrr ind Ire wr-i.ivd broil thr l lilted State* In a sh-wOldVF ItRAM II. Mi-» il l'll
tel*sl*lon
Natinnnlist communhiur said. Trie
revidentx to keep a -love w«: tl du.vn b a t t l e w Hi the t hinetr
t maglstiatr denies hr was ser on future advisories
\s ...
an .........
alletna'itr.
......... the NAACP
Drfense Ministry said that during
HI 1(1 IN it PI) — The t uniIt* sell Red.
Mrs Hugh Whelchel and Mrs
ious when he asked a woman to tides would he about a foot above
cne nlne iniaute prri-d seven po
munlst East Herman construeEsther UkI bc of Mary-E*th«r‘s asked Miller to rule that if thr
Tlis-rr
hav
been
rortlnuwua
pres
leave
on*
of
her
three
chl’drei
sitions p-.unded Big Qucmo* with
11 -o industry has Kantied hinormal
hy. . Finlay
will leave this weekend for a schools are leased, Negroes must
.
. . . . morninf from sure h' i hiat-g to permit him tu
a- security In s Iraff:- ca:i
I.
IU shell*.
tlallalion of rteclrie hearths,
■hopping trip in Miami. They will be admitted to them at private
Haton*
nrach
I
.
ta
p
e
U
a
lttra
i.
,„r
,,
Dr.pRe
t,e
h
Magl-trate Paul Here* hill *;.ij
electric heating and infra-red
A t u m neat Monday after pur- institutions
Informed soutres here said that
report* this ptesaure is m>-untlng,
l.i)N|)ON (UP!) — t'limmunlsl
of
Mrs
Phillip T.
Smith's
eha.mg cruise wear for Iwilh the
In the other suit the Lillie
heating fur homes and puhlir
nothing hod developed during tha
(t
II a m . rr-unnaieiancr ..fduats
discounted
lit.*
idea UR| ita has reaffirmed Its rc.ii*)l
charge ' I was only devding hrr
hotel and downtown shops.
Rock v bool linaid »»krd Miller
buildings In a mote lo save
talks earlier this vycek between
planes
.|*>lt«d
ir
Morm
s
renter
chiang
is
about
to
force
thr
tu
rompro-tlse
on
the
F.
vm»*sn
I've gvt children *-f my own. I
xvhether It would he in contempt
Chiang anil Adm. Harry Felt, tha
electric energy.
at
latitude
791
north
and
long!
|
,
(Uf
eontliet In ■ memorandum hand II. A. I’aclfl,- commander, to upset
djn't nerd any more.”
a.
jsj
OJ court
UDUI1 if
If It
II leased
u a flli the
MIC Imildingi
I’UIlull Iit... 11
., of
Ihiang •'leashed’*
Stenographers tnay take Cist
'
--------, _*---- ,i— v u r n - ed to Britain and other Western
Instead he took, and avrnturliy tude 74 1 west It *as building1
T'te-v wa* an itbslous effo-t hy power* four days a;-*, t-fflclal th* formula against any masslva
S e r i c e eaamlnatlon
avvld, the spare tire from Mrs up slowly In sire end intensll*
retaliation.
*' ' W T ' "
»FDAPK.ST. Hungary s t f l . and the presvme In the
rye of „ftl lal. at ln-lh the*t*l* and sir
i . nicer, disclosed bvlay
Isndo Air Forre Raare byL EIllUn*
h t . lf Jn.t.re had intervened ami re „ f rr t .jn, um,,lllin
th |, forme Rtnilh's rar, he said
They said tha n* long at tha
the
storm
was
dropping.
(rn*r
department*
rmphaSlie
Dipb-matir
s
o
i
i
r
c
e
s
said
the
out card form J-Oo Alt available fused to advise the sell
Mrs Smith was shipped wnila
Communist* limit their a*»aull *-g
in"
,*rU.
traditional
urnland
ha.
. . any post ufflee. pnxdtonr will
'.at ......
mites
l-elirf Cntang ta at- I firmly metnoraidum re stated
thr I’hb
------- were --- rper
-. their
.
-ny .pel, cent since
lltKt Ilia rsiurnlng tu her home tn Mem ■ Higlirat wlmlt
Miller cltrd Acts I am1.1 patsiM Cleaved- ,by 70U
lh# Qurmoys to .irttllery shelling,
the F rf
be filled at the Orlando Air Force by a special »es«lon of the Arku
phi* with her three •mail chi) hour in .<)U*its extending outward "leashed ' and h play down the n rtr Bed povltlon on
(lie Nationalists will irsirUt Ihet?
erd
of
tl
nr
Id
Mar
ti.
the
lltrn
semi Idea thr Qurmoy ronfllcr t* ab-iut Kart crisis, without Indicating any
Rate. Sanford Nava! Air Station >ai l^g'slaturr s month j j o .
d im . She didn't base 1 ?r drlxer's 1(0 miles In the northeast
drfense In countcr-artillfry (ire.
circle
and
40
mtlci
t*
>
In.south
to
flare
Into
whirr
lighting
sign
uf
willingness
to
compromise,
A n d McCoy Air Force Bate. Ap They are both anlidntr;ra'|nh sta g anan pre** reported lodav.
iternae and didn't h a s t JlJ In
Bomtiers would he unleashed
wert (I.dr* pushed out IPO miles Ih'frnst Secretary Neil II MrSimilar notes were handed tn
plicants will he notified of time tlite.
p. *t b-nd
agaln-t tiie ('ommunistv nnjy If
She saidtbrryloll aakrd bet if tn the northeast amt 110 miles on Kilos -obi newsmen
Wwlnesvlay other e-is-vs a emitted InIVlpand place uf eaimlnatl i.v
the Beds tvomb r* at:, nipt an
* I.OMMIN i I I'! *— Hrr Hu**
ahr bad anything uf value to .ra te the opposite side
he did n-t think there was any tug ,. was Irarr.rd.
amphlhiuu* Ijns.-irr * gain I lisa *1.
tun*
hi*r
M
m
*
h
nrwl
u
n
r
’*
with
him
He
said
he
asked
her
"In
view
*
>
(
the
hurricane
s
con
plan
to
relrasr
Chiang
s
air
f
u
s
e
Thr
memo
nudum
«*•
K
tided
,
Of(, (lo
. j V
At a recent Fort Ur idriiUle
clfllhfi, Iw*,
lUdin
to leave one of the ehtldren and , Pnued
mivenrent toward
thr to bomb the mainland.
“It Is ,.ser 'h r d-s the thltd ** shin ef ( j)(j
t - , , , , In tern* Banal
meeting, tha Florida Petroleum
rrportwi ludlii- 11
Iht
tlipri luggr'ted leasing
awrist
South Atlnntir coast and with no something we would not wish the Slno • American talk* was
'
i
Sfarketers As*(«-latlnn adopted
Shottlv aflet
’he SSturatliganal.
whirr whirl* d«w* noi n f d I*
ieat*h. Finally shegas* him the rtrong Indication, uf any material fur.” McKIr-y said "let'* give •chedillftl to n k e pl'.cc
but lh*
re-olutinn to opp»*s« anp addition
haidmsnt
lie
g
a
ir I t CummunlM
Imp Imnnl # flrr Ri»hmi i*
.pare lire
change in diirrtiiini, Inter*.I. on Ihr Warsaw t,lk» a chance to meeting i n suddenly
|o.stp.med
al gasoline tas at local, sta'e nr
Mlgs Few over the ish-nd but m*
•
it
'i
n
t
m
t
U
E
i
She couldn't tmd hrr driver'*
thr Carotin* c-att* and south,
succeeil."
until Ihr following day
4j r
j, .'
federal level. The men f»ei that
llcso-e when .hr got home and I ward to r.< rthcart Florida should Till, is'erred to tile II. S.-Chl
It » n not made riear here
j, ,
'
nior* taxes wrould he a burden on
Marfn#
Wovnlrow Bridges, Sherman Conit t«>ok 10 day. la get a duph keep In totlch with fulutg adviaor uese Uomniutilal neg dtalmni user w.irthe; the nocompromlle memo and Arm;
*'
• •
the motoring public. The *;ate tax
offierr*
interviewed
I#
Prwxi- cite, ileanwhlle Rrrryhdl
had let and hulletlnt.” the weather thr ljuenii<> crisis n-w lik tn r v.a» directly runne-led
with the
\\ASHINOTON i l l ' l l
no** 7 rents a gallon. The feder trete employe wss tided In
"fairly
good”
o-ndilluti
Pits
morn
prmn't
p!a.-e
in
Warsaw.
Poland.
*
iler
t
Ki.entiiner
since
t
>iM toe lire she valued at Mil. 'tu .u - .r **bl.
delay. The Peiping memorandum .K '
' 7 , 1 ^ * l n , “u hal government collects 1 cents a
ing try dfi-tors at the Oran-jr tug W f l 1*» frit halfback, will
did nnI vail for a reply.
, "v
s,,,,' ' ' . k
gallon.
Memorial Ib-spltal. Orlando
UN (mhaasado, Jafol. Ream *'
‘ 1‘ l "h ,rt Ml,,er
apeak at the first dinner of the
Bridges shot himself In the Nat-n-al Football F-»u*tdation anvt
. .. I Chinese Communl.. -nv..y
r t*
‘
An estimated crowd of 3W
Wens Ping ran resumed (belt nr
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9"*** » , " " j
si airbed Lake M an Roy Seoul* mouth with a bolt *3 automatic llnll of Fame Its N r* Vork Cdf
nation, in Warsaw V M ; There
unless N.llonalr.l ana
perform Saturday night when the rarlv this morning while two San D f 21*. the White House *rtn«u i
youngster• and several local girls ford p-.lirr ..ffl ers stood by help red \\ r>lr-»**l*y
< hPK C \N AVF.IIAI.. Fla 0 PI) are* was • j itl . rhanc. yoj ve fuel Polar,. ..per...anal b, t*ar. were In rea.lng sign, th- l.la .
presented Indian dances In the le-sly Police were •ummoi.r.l b.
roared .Height up and (mail, he w n r drifting t-.wa,.l . deadlock blockade.
u,rd U hr,ak ,h* C<" nroul‘,»*
A .mall lagoon near t ajve ( a (ut to lake.”
P>rj,
the Bridge*' home, 1*11 Maple | J ;o l ’l l i y s L i U l I
gin Mflhblir it
Thr I'nlinl SI*!*’* H it h^Urvifl
A
young
mother,
wh.
was
in
naseral today tur* the chatrrvl
Tiie "spcrtacular" was narrated Drive, by thr man's wife. win.
4. this p.dnt. ,I1P
r,e* sill!
Ill h,
n* sri-.inj
nrsi n i <
W (SlIIM iTttN
(UPI) —
At
the t.
Vir, ts „or“ l» "•
.e.-klng_ an Iminiu.a-e
hulk nl s Navy Polaris missile .id . hrr trailer wrth her Infant ^ ^
^
fj|crr
(hf
eras.- f.rr In the Form,*.. S.rsit
by Johnny Hauser, who also dl- said that he »as threatening to
l rreidr.it Klxeilho*ef Went to
that went off course Wednesday ri iughtir • hen the i .ckrl thun ptlB,lt.a| ,
destroy Hie 1
Cummur-isl* apparent!) rl eeted the production and helped shm-t himself
thr Burning Tver Hidt < luh
make the costumes Scoutmaster
t Authurtlli's vaul this m-irning
In nrarliy xiliurhin Mali land
and sped c a n t ) Over Us-melv p. p drred down, adtnillrd she * • ' nils-ilv tn tlighi
* irrocrdure niained adamani In their stand to
of the troop isDonaldColeman.
that Bridges nlnady ha-l » M and
it nine.das aflrrnnvor foe ■
ol.l* I ( a m i Beach t . th of hrrr afrlid "tfr-l I guns It'S just lhat ha* been successful many end thr *b<n.tli-g only whrn Hie*
___
killed his dog. He wa* taken to
a ir assured they c*n take ovri
round of soil.
Ila-t the
wrong way
rocket somethin,, you'*- g-l to cspect In iniica *-) Hie iia-1
LCDK. llabe Petre got the nod i Seminole Memorial Hospital tn a
the offth-ur Islands.
plummeted
ta
eaith
the
almost
this b u s in .il,” ah. said with •
r,* k ,t ,m r“ •(•« * " n ,h l*
from members of the Seminole Brisson ambulance, and later
I'flnul from (hr grouiidJ and pait
certain result woutd hat# been a
Toastmaster Club when he was transferred to Oraege Memorial
NEW ( filth ( l 1*1 > —Joseph
M’OnsIton RBrs Smith has b rra
*
of
It
plummetrd
slraighl -luw
tragedy. But residents of the area.
Voted thr best speaker *1 a —
rec, after emergency treatment. In
Harris, who turnrsl a xnrighl.
b and over to the grand jury* on
The 75 fool test vehicle Was Sup
thf (
while the tr.l von
although
o.-rly
new
I)
co-'dlttoi
ed
to
vestigating
officers
Weie
l.t
Jack
tu t dinner nueting Other* SjieakI, tna yrarx ol agr Monday,
tb-er charge, of manslaughter
the halards of the space jg> ell• povrd lo have luilird on it* sole diirlnr urgul llirsiugli lorldspvDig were Dr. Hubert Slutstuan and Hirkson and Karl R-uruuardct
• aid Ills lunge* il* vrrlslnl)
niter a coroner’* inquest In eonmused lire near encounter sit(l|t**° setsviisli »(tr ll inehing at.d that "all perstimwl Take c a n
Joe Davis. The Toaslmastris will
• i t out dur to (Iran tiring.
nertinn with the deaths of Cur
death and destruction is "pul i bead a-.ulheait of the Atlantic
But anolhr r piece of the .lUlHarris laid hr >p*nt hit
nv*»t agiln Wednesday at « M P
tis. I.etus Annette and Elijah
tomethlng yau’s* got In aspect." | mllsll* tricking rang*
I —believed to be the main pari
■n tn Mat-Lou restaurant.
youth «• a table man in ginn
Strrie In an automobile rollislon
The r-cket chunk
narrowly 1
Bursts Apart
of the first stag.
kept on going
tine of thr hxiard* of livlnr hr Sept. 1 at Frrn.h Ave. ami First
Mine hou*** snd hi* middlr age
mused hitting tit* thin strip ol
Rul for 41 second* the two stag* *n‘* *1 •vc-'iids It Wat #pp*re" a !akr was ili-mitnt'riled Inti St.
working at rare irarkt.
Ihr vrhi.-lr wa- .......ting inlaid It
. ,
Remln-de County rlubben wilt
night by six y r a r old Itnrmle Hen*
Seven vsilnrsvex testified In th#
Air f orce said ll routd not retail ( senes aimed at making the solul finally landed in tile "tivri only son, son of AKC #nd Nfrs Berlin bearing They werv (|ursti' tied by
fill the Rilt Theatre Saturday
IVI
yards
Iron
shore
ami
slout
i similar incident
morning on annua! "Kids Day” .
(vet. State Attorney Tom Wadfay* sards fr.im a rb-sely packed C. Henson.
•pnninred hr Kiwsrts Irternsrtnn
Ju»t s* few pe-snrs ran fax env
While the Henson) were carry f.It. I’rineipal ev# witness wa#
trailer part.
al
er on the t-esrh when Ihe *<ray
ing two younger rhltdren Into f.ugene I’arnrll, -Irlver of a IT. 8.
A free movie will l-egln at 9
. . . .
in 4 leal sersiun of the I'idl
their home on Lake D >t Drive, mail truck, 1‘aruetl wav waiting
i t|)
llrivits In Sanfoi.l have !«en r-ckrt began nlummeueig down
S inland Kvtales, Bonnie pnrt-rd f. e the light to ehange when th*
WASHINGTON ( U l 'l) - A fedrr
Children w.ll !«• given free
f-mplalntog at*n-t exposed water fv -*• twlleve.l anyone i s - to ti'.j.rte
the automatic shift In the family's Steel# ear was struck. Parnell
at grand Jury today Indicted form- erram and <<>m!r> a- added treats meters in t piper on the streets. for th* accident,
lltV'i model rat from "park” to testified that .Smith's car «a« on
According lo thr ril> manager'*
|er Federal Communication* C«m 1 , 0 year, a to*ut t.ono children al
"neutral” .
the wrong Sid# of the yellow line,
Take ll la bind*
misslonrr Richard A Mack and tended Sen. Douglas Stenstrom '.Hi e. these roads are liemg (vre
Thr Florida Walerwavi ( ornmiTi-e automobile rolled dvwn the traveling at a high rate of speed.
BKIItur, Ivebanon rU I 'h
"You r i a l have e®mpe*e eon
i*
chairman
of
the
Boy
ami
(ilrl's
pared
for
resurfacing
(rtadlrg
his Ion* time friend. Thurman A
lo-t-anv-e tmopc with shied to Lift tee will m m f)ct 1 at Gthhv nrtlp sloping d'iveway, a.wot- the park
The mail !rKk »a« directly to
the obstruct tons trol over xomelhlng yo-r re yiti
Whiteside, on charge* of conspir Committee) making arrangements tu* rtp o K d
into lovkr Dot, v, t-err it li st the right of ihe Steele aulornotule.
trvting.” saida young wife
alto orders aid harked hy American vat-l In Jackson*tile
ing to influence the award of Mi Sixty children from the Methodist They will disappear h-nr»th th* was alone In
her home at the soldiers and Marines patrolled ihr
This It ihe quarterly m 'ehrv ed in Waist deep water. Ilonnir liradlng south sin French Ave.
Children's Home in Knterprla* j pavement once tiie rriurfs-Uig is line.
ami Television Channel !0
A roruner's Jury returned a e r r
1len-r sl-eels of Beirut l»dav to of th* group, which has been w-<rk rolled down a window and climb
have
lieen
tnviled
*«
"kid
*
flay”.
!
completed.
Ally. C.en. William P. Rog*r*
lUfhard Joslln, who e*me from Pr , vcr l nutheeaks nf vlo'enrs Ing to secure ihr Sanford Tltm ed oub none Ihe worse for -star dirt that 'The Steeles” came t#
announerd the three • rounf indict
The car was pulled fe-.m the | their death, a* a result of the
Wichita. Kan. oeU S monlh ago f ' n'T’ *(dpting In lo n.w civil **«r. vliie (anal and Improve til f l u
mrnt s i r relumed in federal
lake bv Ratliff and Nous, wi'h i egllgenee of Wmalson It. .Smith,
•o work at the AirFoi.e rniitlie
Official sources refarrteil at -'la » alet wa . court hrre today
U*%( ernttr, »*iU llir p#j%»rulil) -if It*ad|
iirnom llllrd in*l more, M ^njiffi "*'■ mr*( 0 *'*
J water p-uring from the liunk We vaeuminetivl that Smith !■*• held
Whiteside i* a Miami attorney
for act! m of Ihr next graral jury
.
...liel
or
fiagni'
id
of
a
t„p
than
!tt
.ou.ulrd
in
rlaibes
W
/
n
K,l,lrr•"
'
poclct. and every em.rei - able er
Mack reiigr.rd from th# com
lured missile cumin* down m Ihe nesvlsy with unofficial sources re ^'"lra.1# I'ounly < hamlver nf *H.
In explaining his action, or. three charges »f manslaughter.
fmiiiion last M*mh J in thr wake
Jury foreman was C (V. Kltod.
porting 4h to V) killed or wound *‘«mm#rre. Is president o£(be com Ronnie told hi* mother, 'T moved
of an investigation of thr FCC by
Other*
serving vsrfe It, It Kefmine*.
H
(the
gear
I.
and
it
went
"click".
ed In one Incident alone
No
the House influence • Investigating
nctl. Jlrn Ken(!»11 l*on Hunter,
Americans were involved,
ribcommlllre.
W 1. Plate and It-belt 8, liman.
President Fuad Uhrhah late
Whiteside had !>ecn secured
Smith Ira* twvn released uit
Wednesday named rebel trader
during the hearings of being s
I tn nd of |J,se»i uy Jjvt.ce of th*
Fill AND RAPIDS. Mich. (UPI who hat don* otld yobs since i«
HONOLULU (U P li
(dm liar llashtd M ram i »• premier in
"flier" end of making Joans U> —A tl-year-old World War II set 1,-j tint off fr»m a Spa.la firm
i'rece Hugh Duncan.
r> I). Fell, commander of U S wh»1 wa. called * victory tor tne
Mack for which he received a eras who faces murder charge*
tn
April
1957,
was
under
runslint
Pacific forces, will fly I* Wash rebels ami other fiction* who hid
-pledge" from ihe es commis tovlay for shotgunning four of his
sioner to east the deciding vole fivr children said "1 g-rt shot up guard, tiring checked by sheriff's rngion In * few days to «court on o|>po»rd f-rmer President ( amllle
deputies .very five mlnutri
hi. talks with Chiang k*i . Iiek < hamnun It » a*tOS» eail* I"
in thr award of Channel to
In the war and my nerves act
obstructed l.aw,
In s (irand Rapids hospital and other Chines* Naturalist know whether this would bring
up"
trouble from pro - lhamnun fxe
Th# channel went to PllbLe Net
ATLANTA *UI’l » - I t *•«• a .irtgliiuu • while the and a brother
. fh l*
»| L / s | |
(
"1 must have done H. I'm Mrs McMillan, her head gashed leaden on Formosa,
pitiful r a -r, tlx children living atlrndrd scho.l and a S-year-vdd A f M i r r i l p K l l l P f
sice Television. Inc., a subsidiary vague." l Island McMillan Ham ar.d her neck Injured by htr hirs
Frit, who fflUMed from the Far Horn
alone In a tint apartment Hut It sistrr went to klvlrrgirten. She W j I l l j J l I v I X I l l v l
of National Air Lines Thr com meicrt to polne during question band’s attempt* In ttranglr her, Kail to his l headquartrrs h e r
was Sally vslwi rratly touched the rushed borne every aft’ - oon to
mission majority vnied for nubhr ing that followed discovery of the Ity in atate of thock.
Wrlnrulay, empliasirnt h * trip
detective'* emotions
pick up the y-iungtlei* and get
FAPK
CANAVKHAL,
F la.
service even though an FCC et four h-alles Tuesday night in hi*
4ll Iand Jr , •»!• surviving child **s nrd prompted by ‘‘stepped
The officer, J J Morris, vient the house a -irk done.
-I l.'PI (— Tlic Air Force’s new lungsmlner had recommended lh* filth .Hewn Sparta. Mich , larm
activities in the Formosa .Straii '
>
.f
Ihr
five
who
lay
sleeping
in
to Ihe tp tr tm r td Wrilnesvlay alt
||
Moirit* unenviable taxk 1*"*r Bunt arc proved itself a
Funnel go to WKAT. Int
— Jr
---- t),,ir beds when McMillan grab- but was merely "a routine trip
■reused h0UM' A ,,f,h
0 r l *,••,
er learning of the situation. He |„ n p la in to Sally th*l the lavs missile killer in ■ successful InThe ..indictment
scheduled
month*
»jo
”
.... -*!*•>
ig was found wounded by , i
Th# Seminol# R-ioitrrs Flub to- ,
tied thre* shotguns and began fit
- " "
** ‘ ‘‘ - ,hr doe* not allow "ehildr."n tn e Jf(, (ereept of soother missile off thn
l.ck, a-year-n.d " o r M . ^n*mo_ ^ ^
^
bj. , |UB, tot
-lav annnunred plans for a « i e t o i ,,OUBd S*lly' m tt 10
on the head by
log. siirred when reporters rn
Florida coast, the Air Forte »il4
.
bouse ind caring for hrr five si* fo, themseive*.
rat, and former slate utilities
irain to Fort Myers on Oc > lv. ,ters
__ and
__ I hi-dberi.
V..
-------• | co u ld o n ly la k f So much," tr.ed
his hospital room Vsevt
ranging In __
age
today.
r-mmlssloner "of reveislng sum*
The
Industrious
little
house
Flub I’resutent Pete flehirard Irorn 7 yeais to I months
A spokesman said that in a
uf money and other things of McMillan told police 'They ate nesday.
keeper suddenly be rami' Just a "mock supersortc missile attack,’*
-a.d the A n , had agieed to run
His hrad handagrd after bring
t ,„
. . . . m i ...,
ialue from Whiteside” In return better off dead than living with
thf special, provided S25 tickets said, and su were Ihe youngsters
a t.ooo-mUe-an hour XIO misstla
*
far hla rot* In fivor of Public Edith,” his estranged wife wbo treated for • skull fracture, the
had sued him for irpirate main little hoy toyed with ■ Jigsaw
ran P>* s-Jd Th* cost would i-e Sally had been doing a fine Job
Downtown
dmgitorrs
now
hive
’ Pic*** don't separate us!" she was "h in ted from the sky” hy
le rrketlrkets for Seminol# High School 421 par person, round trip.
puttie.
since her father disappeared and ‘" M * 1 *w * ' * » " * togethrr. We the ttomarc Wednesday.
In Florida, both Mark and tenance.
McMillan
Th* tram would leave French her mother wa* hospilaliird three ', *a*
***F together."
The Bomafc wa* launclaeJ
ATi
Beside atw
rted Intmcence
of
inland Jr said hit father asked, r»dhall games
i niiesne
.....................
.
—
----------- wa* . to, be charged
'
,,,,
ie ehargM. Mack said th# indict- with assault with Intent to kid "Are you dead, boy?" af'.er miss
There was ru choice, though, ftom I'ap*. Canaveral,” th# Ale
Ling lines f»rrv#*i at Memorial ( ' * ITlh i t at 145 p m on the werk* ago.
*nt was "ridietsloua".
hts Mr year old wife and the shot- leg him with a charge from one Stadium hot office last Friday for day nf lh* gam* and return Im
There wa* no food in the house, sail: and tne four older children Force said, "but it was alerted,
Wlulaaida r*m#rktd, “I'm not i gun slaying of Ronald William, of the abutgu. a, Hsi n.d be th# firit gam# of th# seaton, mediately after th# game. Rrser- but Sally vest expecting * neigh w-tre placed In a juvenile home | fired and guided on 111 Intercept
Mponsihi* fer th# r##ulta o f | J ; Ronnte Jane. (. Richard, 72 "played dead "and then hit father when th# tickets could not be pur ration* must he mad*, and paid bor to bring some.
and the baby wa* placed in a mission by remote runtrol front
'ashington polities. At my trial months, and Michele Yvonne, 10 hit him in the head with the butt chased In advance. Handling the for, by Ort. I.
Morris said in order to krep thr hospital as t boarder.
the U. S. Air Force SAGE center
iy rompret# Innocanct will be months
Then Mortis began a gcun al Kingston, N Y., 1,500 mile*
Complete infsrrmatlon can be family together. Sail) bad iiern
■(,f * shotgun,
,.r.|,w ii, icracking
i , i - mi, the
-«.• stock sales will he Faust. Touchton’t
leaving th# smaller childit# with | search lor lh# father.
I»*gy,”
obtauiMl by calling FA2 4*M.
Th* eucmpiuycd favtoiy n o tk ti , | by tn# tsuc* of tha bUa.
j and Rusimwlat and Awlttavn.
t‘s Not Cricket
★ ★ ★
Red China Refuses
To Give Ground In
Talks On Far East
Child As Security?
Judge Was Kiddin
Electricity Banned
'• .\*Vhe or
n*
' rt"'*n l!,f NAUp' 0’’ Beer Sales Zoom
Will Ueds Invent It?
m• Man Shoots Self;
Condition Is Fair
Ike Plans Address
Residents Take Polaris 'In Stride'
Grand Jury To Gel
Auto Death Case
Not Clean Living
" Boy Shifts Gear,
Car Goes In Lake
Children To Have
‘Day’ Saturday
Mack, Whiteside
Indicted By Jury
Explanation Made
On Exposed Pipes
Troops Patrolling
Streets Of Beirut
Waterways Group
To Meet Oct. 3
They're Better Off Dead,
Says Slayer Of Children
Felt Will Report
On Chiang Parley
6 Children Living Alone;
Sally Touched Emotions Bomarc Successful
Boosters Planning
‘ Football Special’
Tickets On Sale
For Local Games
n p in inwaaai|i i_ .
'i
I
d
I-
�Conning The News
FALL T R A IN IN G TABLE
Editorials
By Virginia Conn.
Herald Waff Writer
Nearly all
Americans lovr
vports. Recently, we have slipped
inta the habit of watching them
inilead cf participating. Thi* hai
been loudly claimed at the teaion
we are becamior tort and flabbv.
»nd our rhtldren grow up with lit
tle capacity for strenuous t i e r
cise.
Few adult* ever ask th* g u n -
Give Once For All;
Support United Fund
Give one fop all! Thi* we endorse, heartily. Thia la the
underlying theme of the United Fund drive, which will beirin in Seminole County on Oct. ).
Few can forget the rontlnuon* drive* of the various urBunlntion* before eatablivhmeiit of the United Fund. It
aeemed tliat n new drive
under way each week. Volun
teer worker* were iouyht by each oraanltatlon. Some civicminded citkcna
more lime workinir for charity than
they did for themeeIve*.
Of course. a!| of the charity imd welfare mguni£Mti«ns
which icrk fund* In Seminole Count are not included in the
United Fund. Thoeo which are not. however, are not ex
cluded by UF. They do not participate for variou* reason*.
The national charter of *ome will not allow them to take
part in united drive*; other* prefer to stage separate
drive*.
The goal for 1908 i* I36.0IHI, UF leader* h"i>e to athi- vc
this goal within one month. To accomplish this, the sup
port of all I* needed. Various division leaders have been ..ppunted, but volunteer workers arc needed. UK leaders
would not be put In the position o ' asking many to donate
their time if the public would respond, enthusiastically, 10
the appeal.
At the organkatIor.nl meeting, it was suggested that
each person donate one hour’s pay per month to the drive.
TT,i* would pot the drive ''over the top." The total sought
hy UP th k year i* less than $1 per person In Seminole
County.
A succsasfu! UF drive means support for such pro
grams ft* Boy and tllrl Scout*. USO. Red Crons and the
CMdr*n'« Home Society of Ilu riu s. These are worthy, r.erd•d agencies. They deserve your support, not only in money,
but also in solicitation time.
Before a campaign worker calk on you, have your do
tation ready. Tlease avoid the "call-back," the biggest timeconsumer for volunteer workers.
Senators Planning
Opening Day Bill
To Curb Filibuster
WASHINGTON (LTD - Four
senators • promised today to en
liven the onening day of the Mth
i Congress with a
r e q u n t to
charge Senate rules which allow
filibusters
Thr senators also indicated th rr
would push for stronger civil
rights legislation if successful in
' their fight t > curb talkaltsons.
lly l.r.OV Hl'RNTT.T
| ; cur budding urder construction st
l nlt#d Press International
1r. a tetter to all Senate eardi
Ililen Rouge, La , by t<v* t'rion
dates in the November election.
Two men in Macon, Ga., havo Tank Car Co. The structure is
Sen.. Clifford P. Case iR • N J .t . been charged wilh ofwcaticg a c»r I round.
Paul H. Douglas (D-lll ). Hubert
II. Humphrey ID * M inor, and while under Ihe infiurrue of intnvpull wondering whether officer}
Jacob K. Javits lit • N.Y.i called icanta—the same ear. and #t the
were able lo follow their novrt
ihe present rule of almnsi unlim same time.
In a preliminary hearing, g.o. end locate a ear belonging to C.
ited debate a *'grav»dlgser of
much effective civil rights legis- Herman F W. Ferter and f ft H Hamper of Charlotte. Jf, C.
Bryart testified that 'he cha'ges When a thief mad* off with it.
[ iation "
They said the rule change is l arove from a two car accident. Mhr vehicle's trunk contained in
Investigation r e v e a I r d that pound; of cabbage and 10 pouMs
rc-cssary to *vjrb th# veto pow
Johnnie
R. Davis. J*. was driving . if onior.v
er of the filibuster ar.d make the
Senate a more effective body." on# of the ear* and racing with
The ruie Under attack requires the second vehicle when his pas The ways of ear thieves are
Cl vnlrt to «hut off debate on -s senger, 23-y#*r-old Arthur Wadley, devious and difficult to fathom, is
measure ard frequently has been tried to take over the wheel. That fact. Eiampie: The burglar wttf
used to block pastajc of rM l caused the wreck, a f f ir m said. enlered a Knmvilte auto firm and
t ’nahle to determine just who •tolr an old-model ear valuad at
lights legislation.
colony here is Scott Irwin Trek,
The Joint Idler said tne ru b hid control. Carter and Bryant $(>00, passing lip t>o shiny nrw
Jr., son of Scotty and Lillian I was the "silent evecutloner" of charged both men with driving ones worth 27,000 cacti.
I'erW, born n week ago Monday. the administration's 145* propos while under the influence— ard
Senity Is ATmimstratiie Assistant al lo em poaer tha attorney gen. alio charged Wadley wilh allow
Joseph Lee Hawkins was to*
to Senator George Smalheri. This rra l to seek c >urt action to site- ing another person I Davis) to
victim of a confidence scheme —
It the third Peek child—the first ruard minority rights under the drive while in that condition.
hut there wai a happy ending.
boy. The little girls are Cathy new civil rights bill.
Hawkins was arrested at Gas
Ann, I l3. and Nancy, IS months
"The lim e fate awaits similar
The Raleigh, N. C . office of the tonia. N. C.. with a qusoHty ut
old.
legislation at the neat session." United P r r n International re rsudrly* snide cigarettes an|%
AFTERMATH — Now that the thr Utter >aid.
ceived a North Carolina S'.aie Col charged with a narcotics violation*
lir e is over. Senator and Mary
The four senators advised the lege handout relating to thr "inte
But suthoritlis dro p p ed the
tld ia rd are taking a few weeks 1candidates that when the Senate grated broiler indurtry."
charge after (nilgais showed the
rest In Ihe 1’cnnaylvanla moun .convenes Jan. 7 they will move
The Raleigh bo;-a placed longue smokes contained not marijuans,
tain*. His office in Washington U 1to take up adoption of rules for
In
check and mailed the release but rmrwtrd.
bark to normal for this time uf the Sdib Congiesi "u.sttad of
lo
Al
Kuettnrr of the Atlanta of
year, wilh Jimmie Golden amt simply acquirscing In the old
(Hear Elder on hand The lest of rules as has generally been done flee, winner of a top Journalism
award for hi* coverage of racial
the staff is (till In the Bartow In the past."
MEMPHIS, TGKN*. ( t ' P D —
office—with
Merritt
WimltU.
If they win this motion, they integration.
Boh .Matihrwa lad Otis Cald
It Is unclear in balls bureaus
Clara Whltelaw', Ruth Knight, Karl raid, they will thro move ta adopt
well hare form ad an Mel!
Kur.kct ar.d Sue M rtensen hold- a revised Rule 22 to strengthen Just what biotler ir.legration is—
working arrangement.
|)
unlcvv,
as
the
Raleigh
butriu
sue
Ing the fort.
I vho Senate'* power lo cut off de
Maifhew*
operate*
a
flea
cir
(cited, It micht b# "the mUSng of
Uoiland It keeping hit tawvalgn bate
cus and I'sldwelt la an nficiat
They explained that it might leghorns and ply mouth rocks."
•'team*’ intart and ready for a
al thr c u r Humane Society
[provide
for
cloving
debate
by
s
poriible fcaigu time in thr general
• belter whose dog* pcorld#
Mec'.i' n. Although the DrmeceaUe ms i/ilr vole of the t .1*1 Senate,
Ros-c* w.ll have a hard liif.e
Matthew* with all Ihe flrae
nomination In FloHda I* the same j namely 49 senators, after 13 days cornering their secretaries in a
he ran Use.
a*, getting t’lerteil, the Senator of debate, nr some variation o!
t
h
i
.
"general
formula
"
d«e* liar* a Repuh:i an opm-nent.
I .el and llyter. of Miami From
whete wc sit. we think Hi# whole
Jloltynd crowd should hate a u c a
Working 78 Years
lion in Ihe mountain*—because if
SPRINGFIELD, Mass - (LTD
Claude couldn't d > any U tter \ Uru-oln C, Ilayrcs still works a
than he did—certainly Hirer won’t " l *i shift at the M use Jk Haynev
gel enough votes to bolhrr count j >hoe store after 7* years in the
bu-inetj lie's 13.
ing.
Today’s Living- Pace
W ashington See-Saw
Braves And Yankees
PLASH STORY - A 1-alarm
flash fire last week In the base
ment of the home of John BuckBuaeball hiatory ha* repeated. The World Series will be ley,
administrative assistant to
a rematch between the New York Yankees ar.d the .Milwau Congressman Pa Me Paseell, , aut
k ee Braves.
ed 13.000 damage Buckley live*
Being avid supporters of the Giants, wc had hopes fur In Br»okvllle, a suburb of Arling
another ‘"miracle finish." such a* that climaxed hy Bobby ton. Virginia. Destroyed or ruined
Thcmpfon’a homer which sank the Dodger*. When the were all of the clothes of John.
Giants faded, we began rooting for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Ins wife, Miriam. «nd their three
who never gavo up. The Pirates, truly a Cinderella team, had children. Quirk action on the putt
of firemrn saved most <>f the Buck
th a t "underdog" appeal that Is so very American.
ley furniture, but Hu kley’a large
Wa are not anti-Brave*. but would have preferred the hook
collection, valued at more
Giants or the Pirates, in that older.
than 11,000, » i i ruired. A l s u
In the American, we would have preferred Kansas City lost were hit cameras, gun*, cam p
or Baltimore. Any of the other five teams would have lieon ing equipment, and ail of thr
fine, too. As in the case of the Braves, wc are not anti-Yan personal rffeels of the youngsters
None <if the loaf wa* covered.
kee.
.. Wo beiievr. however, that it would be extremely good
Th» lire *» thought to h.ne start
for baseball to see the Pirates and the Oriole* in the World rd when a can of ga-ollne was
upset ( acrldantally In the base
fleries.
ment, causing fumes to d 'lft to
ward the pilot light cio the gas
water hentsr. Mitlam was in Hie
Kitchrn when the fumes exploded
DKLAND lU P P - T w o Dayten* late slali- gambling Ians Puller and she wss able to eave the para
Beitli men (aday fared fines cf was murdetrd last December,
keet and gel the* family out o!
• 2.100 each nr nnr year In iall
T hr trin was arrrs'.rd Sept. 24,
the house without Injury. At t ms
fallowing their trial In the cleanup IhST, climaxing i il* month Inves enl Ihe Berkleys »r# slaying In
of an alleged multi-million dollar tigation Into [laytona titan, gain,
Kaiccll’s Washington home.
bllr-g uptiatinns.
gambling syndicate last year.
AS YOU LIKE I , — It is niw
A
total
nl
l
i
«uaii*i'‘
.ed
atlltra
Car- utt ludge Robert Wlnflald
some els week* since the Con
and
possessors
of
Irollt*
tickets
gave Charles Hutter Jr.. 43, and
g r j i l shut up shop. But. 1he ConWalter L. Rainey, w>, one week arrested at the isme time will
gresabtial Record still • -»s In
to get the money fur the fines, tie tried this fall, Winfield tain
the mall. Il is ft led witn leftover
’ -•gait Imposed in Voltitia Count,
speeches, report*, eulogies, new*
Tha pair plftided rala eonpaper articles, and other materia)
Unusual
Landing
t t r d n e ms eonlrstt Monday tu
MONTERF.Y, Calif - ( L T D - that thr mr-nbers weren't able to
a mlsdemsir.tr gambling violaIniett lr.lv the Record hofor,' they
(Ion of possession <d hulita tickets. An evnwltnesa, drier iked the tight
left town Thi* material is t.nown
Fourteen other gambling founts plane’* larding *t * funnv looking
as "eslratieou* tr.atlrr"- n p -titr
but
»mo
dh.1
’
I'Hot
J.
p
Hand.
ig.'.nsl them were dropped
Hutttr, Ralnay and Harold San Pedro, nin-atned he ihought snort! meaning "mostly tra-h."
But, In llie htr<* of finding
f J a c k > Putter wee* ,-harged list he had lowered Ihe wheels but
somethlug Important. w*> pore
Not amber with censplrary to tlo only the flaps went down,
over It Hem i* a tribute !<• a
fellow namrd Sammy < Mm, y
tlellywnoil s-ng writer. | ‘iom Ihe
MliTUii n m n ,
way it reads, we inspect ft wav
ACHOM
a.----31. Caneh I ' . ' i m : tnt'AU
written by someone In Cshn's e m
’. ' umli : m a a it,
t . Yield
phytic*
of
ploy. A rr*'» .igehl. no Irt* iiryo
il a*; rt m<>
t- Reach
I Body of
Mower* : i " : ■ft'.xsw
n r;
is a poem written by a teih grade
•eroaa
water
23. To
Hu.l,
e.j I 24
school i.tfl from North Dakota,
V.Of the pole* ll.Vapotigts
ward
plaerd l.i the Record by henator
10. Debar* from IS. Act of re- 21. Droop ran is m i
yvrn
I V ! «|USI*«
William (Anger (of coursei of
pi attic#
30. (land
tnbuUcn
tsar.)
North Dikola.
JT. Noth’#
dunea uuraik .-jVawi-.j
12. BheepUka
eldest enn
rC ng)
| tV« Inunn a romi lete report on
<>1U ( J J I I I S I I
H U rrig h t
II. American
SI.AfW.M in s i I'l-) K1H
Ihe aerompliihments of the ses
34. (Seine
fndian
32 Nnraa
sion by Majority le a d e r John W
19. Annoy
31. Anglo.
super*
Tesiriisi'a S u m
McCormack »( Massarhu-rtts who
teolloq)
ftaaon attf
natural
34. Hindu deny
described the 43th a*
this
II. Ilureau
22. iNrfotm
being
3*. Young bear
outatanding fk'.th Congirsi." We
39. Water god 32 Fra grant
33. national
40. IbcK'lp.
turn * f*w rages and find a n
I Be byI.)
■mall*
39. Auction
tion tarns
Two Daytona Men Face Fines, Jail
'• D A IL Y
{fc#
tion, "What can we d o '" Ameri [ not a sport In HIS p*r|
cans are so busy working, on com country).
For the few who t i n rice pa
mitters, hobbies and television
and down the field in a f a th e r
that ther« are few momtn'a Idle. getsve. h»ld the attention
Tor some reason, word carving crowd la a boilnf ring lntj
and P. T. A. spec ha* don't tone around on a baikeihall c*,r1
there ire thousands who esn f r y
the muscles.
As a non muscle Inner myself, enjoyment in * game of er>^j#i
or badminton tn thel- „wn hick
I have a lot of respect for *he yards.
athlete who r i n climb the atairi
T-a first few strokes of ishm.
without puffing and run around min* may wear you o„t. Via*
thr block without getting red in holes of golf may find you driy.
the face.
ging and blistered. l\vuied mu )
Wilh a layman'* eye to Ihe *ur- cl»i mey aeh* for days .ft»r ,
roundings In Seminole County, it ianrle with water skis. B„: gM«
seems that there aic dotens of op at it: Some d a / the iungi ,
portunities to rrcarture Ihe bloom breath# deeply without a pain „
in the cheek and the sparkle In the cheat. You'll insist an anoihrr
thr eya. We already arr b!#t»-d game of tennis. And the wond*rf.||
with an abundance «f sportsmen feeling of health wilt pour through
who enjoy fishing, waterskilrg and your syst#m. emanating a
of
gcif. as well as bowling, swim well-being.
ming. shuffle hoard, tennis, rid
Onward, fellow snorts! If tn*y
ing. hunting, walking, tnd e 'e n ever build a mountain in FlorHi
dancing i which my editor leys is well be ready to climb it:
|
CRO SSW O RD
other reperl by Ihe New York
Republican, P a r lrl A. Reed. He
aaya: • Mr >peaker, Infuimrd ob
servers Ilf the American political
srene h a\r kiiuw!ril£enb]y refer
red to the 13th C orgresi a* being
the Spendingest, the most disaiterproelaimlng, and as being a
graty train Congress " Something
lor everybody—take your ptekWR1.COUR TO W ASHIMiTON
—Newest member r,f the TTorida
Citrus Standards
In Effect Oct, 21
LAKf.I, AND ( l i f t I — For the
first tins* bg(inning Get- I t , Flo
rlda citrus fruit hei-.iied i'<>r i-ver
se at mark-ts will have ts meet
m in im u m
alt* and
grado
standards
The Growers
Administrative
Carnmilter Imp" ed the new re
alricthins Tterilav Under * re-cr.t
nnu-nilmcnl to tbe Federal MsrKetlng Agreernen* Th»v will N*.
come effective Orl 77 nnd remain
unld Julv 31
They will irqulre that al! fruit
for e sport be V s, No, 2 i.r beiltr,
Or.tners mu.'t be «i(e 34*3 or
larger, grarefrult 110 nr larger,
tangerines lot or lir g e r, tm gelot
244 or !ar”er, and temples at
least 2 I lit Inrlies in ill tmelrr
The liM l also set minimum
rcriyiiciucnls for fruit going into
interstate commerce for the llmi•ed period si lae firs: of the new
■r isson.
F'rnpi Fept 70 to Ort. II a'.t
Florida irangrs eacept temples
must be B i t nr larger amt No. t
beorte or U llrr
Belween Sept. JO a--i 0,1 *
white *ad pink treelnl grepefrult
must be (P* or larger. No, 2s nr
bs-ller White at,it jdrk iredlrss
mi'si op t»l or U rg ri, No Is or
bel*.r«
Ideal Arrangement
EED □ AJ
A
Th is
F rid a y
Evening
AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Open a
Savin g s
Account
Losing Hattie
NEW YORK (CPI) — The aver
age firm spend* t l IV cheeking pa
perwurk in order In saw* *7 cents,
according tn the New York Stale
Commere# Department
20. Hon or Noah
A T“ A
31. Cheeao
i
T* %
23. Predr.
h*
*
II
reaaori
•T. Chamber
ll
ll
21. Polish river
29. Bone frnat.)
T~
7
so. Cudirtee
24 Hodge.
m
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podgM
1.
27. Man'a name
ll
Ik
24. One* mor*
29. Deere*
vt Ji i r
ii
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41. Ointment
ir
42. A relaliv*
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net tree
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group
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4. Before
2. Guide
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Nothing baats a
G .A .C . consolidation
loan when you wont
to dost Out votne
outstanding obligations.
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• Paint*
• Knnliag
• Mlllwork
We »re open till R p. m. to irivt
ynu
the
"iret
by
opportunity to
dhe«il
fnater",
Ravin? regularly each
Friday
end
O.A.C. FINANCE
1913
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gr i u i i l a a CMKIsns.
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IWtab*# I t , taib at lb* Pas) orrtee
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.4 «si VMS sea* al Haeeb X lit*.
at »#«f»r*. Hart#*. ■■Sit Iba Art
Dalle# Psoas ablsb Is saHile* •saiwaa w Mrrwl# la ■ mamba* at she tali
I M S M lb* WM *•# IS f H IM N m at" *11 Iba Saaal m s s * i r til i* la tbs*
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M et Nam* lady f t , Bifto mer I lesmday f t}
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I'll V
i manciJg
Now-
At silabla
The L uitiIht Number"
FA 2-r»5S1
for SUDDEN SERVICE
Mk* ftavn 3*jyf t, M4or »T OevUWtw4«,~
4 1 1 North Orw ivq* $ t a « l * ..... ......
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431 W *W C eM tol Avanw* ................... Tsl G *-W e->3M 73
114Jfast Coiwniol Drt*w....................... T#l G«>d*n S 2i4 2
iOfttrt ftUBt TO B22IP4N79 0 9 A U j j j M j j TOWM9
9
ftvinlrjr-
P A IN T — VARNISH
ic q
lawns
srat.TKit wtsit.ow, staiiee »»a r » m .v . r
jM tr.v vs. assiTM. a n . siaw>ainw i :s u «
C IK IT * J. GIVNIVU. a s v i u n i e a Hanaarr
sisic m n in s h u k i
Ms S areles l*a gar meals
T b str Slaalba
III M
Man
ai iba
4*.i;
* *
Pl»«!er
• Metal ttindo-.
Screen*
Svtrrn llvMir*
ITmirinr
• Hardware
• (la y Rritk
Moulding
>ash and llonrs ft Intalalion
I emrnt nnd Mortar
TER M S T O SUIT Y O U
4
'f h u r a iia y , Septeml>er 21
•
ft
•
ft
•
ft
• Pit wtsoj
• Jalousie lltniis
and 33|ndnat
a y r.
reach your goal* noon«r
%
i
earn
J IL L S B E F O R E P A Y D A Y ?
HILL LUMBER
and SUPPLY
21.1 W . I r d S t.
YARD
S anford, FU.
Ilume of Super - Safe Saving
�ftiari. Sept. 2KTlttt
W o m a n ’s P a g e
EHtahrth kvhhv,
P IC T U R E D A BO V E A R E th e hn*tf>-*ry n * r D alit C arnrR h* N i*ilit. T h r y nn> 1 ft in
r i g h t ) : M r*. 0 . S. B ro w n le e . M rs. K im m I M ill*. M rs. J o h n B e a r. u n tl M r-. isi’t l l i 'l Nut
sh o w n a re M r*. D ave ( ’u n itin g and M rs. If. W . I! •v n ?.
( O f f ic ia l l . S. Nav> I 'lu d u )
Church Calendar
ti*t Church will hold it* foutine**
meetini and installation of of
ficer*. fir W. P. rirookl Jr. will
tie Ih* installing officer.
Date Carnegie
Course Preview
(P&M.oned& Skillet Steak Has
Phone I A !•:«!!
Woman* Editor
J jo x jc d
Gamma Omega
£vswt&
Chapter Meets
FRIDAY
7tir f l i c will merl at A j at
at ‘in* home -I Mrs F E ft u n i
lat
MONDAY
I 'i ’e Carnegie Coarse preview at
the Civic Center at * |>. m.
It KIINI'.SlUt
TIIURSDAT
Th# Steering Committee of the
Aoled Lutheran Church Motion
Mill meet at the pa*tor'* home at
7 P m. Huslntis will center around
the forthcoming fln t lerrire,
The Chinee! Choir of the Fir at
Meihodot Church will practice et
7:M p. m.
Choirt of the Fir*l Raptiat
Church will practice a* fallow*:
Carol (» 12) at *;1S p m, Concord
i ho)i and glrla in high school)
I 7 p. m ; Church (adult > at 8
p. m.
Young people of the Flr»l Raptilt Church will meet at 7 t> in.
T
Ttie Sanford Human* Club wtl
have n luncheon at 12 23 p. to
Th i» the nr»t meeting «f t. ■
> r.
Following general Ituanw—
the program wi I foe conducted t»
the Cine \ r t i Department. It ••
e**r* are Mr* Irving Pryor, AT
J> »'d N. t.am m . M’s Jm*r»
Terlvp. Jti* l.um il* Dlrkci.m I
in-! \lr« If \V. (loodapcrd
The Canim* O n.eea ITapte .1
f * \ neM a * irlal mertlng V
day p i m e t at the hume i f Mr*
■la * A b o a rd in t.<>.h Arfour.
Ducat* at the n e t.t w rrr Mr*.
Randal R rs iii’dt. Ml** Nan.
i Alr» Johan) lliiitn * Mt*»
\.
r it Mr* K " Fit* t
ai.l Mi* J r iiv l.mlllc v.m
1 hr group enjoyed an cifim ;
••t vDllini amt game* after whlcit
the hitter* srrvr.l refreshment*
I i*t week a »>c(al « > ' held at
At-« .1 in Dickey t hnmr Hurst*
at tin affair **etr Mr* W, ft
It n a.it. 'Ir*
Robert Harvey,
Mi»* >*l*h Parker. anil Mi** Ra
.h r, lira-lev
Coed Savs \\ ork Is
Secret Of Her ^ oulli
(
my own life t.m " She alas* ha*
ID DAY PACl.liV
become * cilllen.
t I'l AAomrn'* Fdllnr
NEW YORK (Ul’l>—The * e m l
of )oulh? Work, lays an S Jvrai
8ATVRDA1
Mrs Koepke has byi'n taking
The
p
a
ir
Caitieglt
Course
otfer*
' :! ‘ « New York L nlver.lt) ro u rtrt In her great "l.ivr ''—lit
Th* J ,r,lo< Training Union mem
erature- at NYl » Hivi-lnti sf
:v
r
tier* will meet at the First Rap* the Individual the chance’ .......... elEducatluit virtuaRy ever
ti*t Church to study thrir manual. op .kill# * Ml Cvnfidr.ee in Ira.htf. Mu K' ,<‘ . ^ j A r . und.ufofedly lle n rrtl Aoungest
, r nf ,hl‘
1!n4r,it» return »lnrc th r arn v .il la t Ij - s
Each member I* to forlrg hi* own *hip. »r*rech, amt human relation* !?inc
In
any
rampu*
thla
fatl
and
"
if
o;.i-n
mindrdne** ard en
sandwich and the drink and del A p-cviewr ■>( dm courae will
given
k
t
the
Civlt
Cenler
on
Set>
*t>,>
ol!r
°*
l
h
c
thuslasm
*re
.h*rn,leri*tn* of
»ert will be furnished by the
irmber . s n i p m
joungcat.
the ).iung. then Mia huepkr I*
church. 9 a. m until 3 p m.
The Naval Officers* Wive* ciufo
h»vr alwa>* h*,i work to Ihe youngest student in -la>*.''
SUNDAY
ha* undertaker this project for- tn ilo,'' twirl Ihe tpiighUy. Hetm an *aid I'rssf Nu'.han Trdel, wire,
K,>cpa*
• A 1 w a - * l.vi.hi her la*: pear
After escnlng Service at the cause of In t.rrit shown In the San iw" ,* " r '
hal.l Mr* Koepke "I will go lo
Eirtt Hapti*t Churrh there will foe ford area. Da'e Carnegie graduate* around the house I still do all
fiom Sanford w111 he pr'aent at the rtl> wn cleaning and c.v.iking I *r ’io a* I.mg as mv m rniil *nd
a church-wide fellowship.
mcelir.g.
f uwc-.l to have * big garden, h u t, ph)aical rapacitir* hold out UoTh# Plnecrrst lla p liit Churih
. ____ _____________
*in r living in an apartm ent I lug t« tch. o| krrp* you yaung
Tb# Commlitlon on Member- Youth Choir will practice at 6.30
!cannot do that anymore
•**•*
•hip and Evangelism of the H r i t p. m
This fall. Air* Korpke who ha*
Joy-Ruth
Cln.ss
"1
*nr
blc*»ed
with
gi*o,|
health,
Mrthodlit Church meet* for »up*
In grand arid groat grandchild ten,
The I’inecrost BaplivV Church
nlhrrwise
I
could
not
do
all
the
per at • p. m.
Ofl’iccTH Installed
Youth Fellowship will m en at
thing* I still do. I did settingup wntolled In an nftrriu*>n eniieve In
Sunday School preparation week I.Ci p. m.
New offireis were Instilled at evrrrise* every morning of mv wlurh the will review work* at
thr uuui'hi) meeting of the J uy.
at the r tn rr r c tt Baptist Church
tru ly lam inar to her—reading
The Pineereit llapliit Chulcll
Itulh Sunday Srhnol Clav* of Hie life . I gave them tip at II '.
at 7.10 p. m.
Shakespeare. Aldtiin. Dante, and
lead* Own l.ifr
Junior Fellow ship will nwcl at
First baptist Church he'd Tuesday
^.'hed* practice at the Pineereit 9.4ft p. m.
I l n Koepke, burn in Berlin, other "grrat«*' *d lilrraliirr. She
t > ilo*- I.* * iii-to , end d -e*
evening at the home of Mrs.
Baptist Church at 8:20 p. m.
grew up In Hamburg where *he
‘
Doc'*
Rcnnril.
Mr*
F
lra
b
sth
.ill
her
trailing without ' 3- a ll
wa* m a n m l and then moved In
F r ie n d sh ip I amutiu*
Fr i d a y
Chile*, president, presided
llrrmen where *he lived until Iter o f ey rg law * -*
The
Friendship
League
of
the
Superintendent It F. Cooper In
Th» total W M. S. Executive
>hr I* not work ng loA i'd a lie
lhu.band's death tn the middle
Hireling of the Flr*t Baptist Congregational Christian r 'huri h | atxlle^-t Ihe i,(Hi crt. u*ih2 the
v—"Ob. I'm too n!d fur Hiat,*'
met
at
Fellowship
Hall
Monday
theme, ’ llalnfouw of Promise'
Churrh at 1 p. m.
Mre ta m e lu Itir United State* she laughed **.\ln)lve I w.viild, ll I
afternoon. Twenty mrmbfra and Those installesl weir, p rn id en l:
The local W. M. S b lulnrss one aue*l were present. Mr*.
HI year* age. »' the Invitation of were )ouncrr lull tat yvart ago ft
meeting of th* Firif Haptlit Ileinbuch, prv*id<nt, opened the 'lr* Helen tiiir.ei; vice president. a daughter. Mrs. Eva Opton, one w.i* mil thr style lor a girl tu lie
Air*
Jam*
Carrlgan;
te
.rrta
iv
rdiiraled. S■ir| a irttln l down a id
Church at 3 p m. Installation of meeting. Mre. Chnfoot, chaplain,
Mr*. Martha Krilti attisianl - .r of her two living rhlldirn \ *no got married "
office ra will follow,
conducted lire devotional peilud
and
daughlrr
were
lost
in
World
irta ry , \fr> L i. Matun, t n thi r
f The Cherub Choir of '.he First aistrtrd foy Mr* KoblnsOn.
ehairnian. .Mr*. Dutulby John.; War II.
After hearing report* from
Rut btlore I r a tir. I ln*l»ted
etbodiit ifhurcb will practice at
d
var.out rom m lttre*. n rli-cu»*l»u rt"!in n il rh au in sn , Vti. Itetlye I ihoul.l have my own l i l t " • **■! Uiiinina^o Salt1Slak'd
4 11 p. m
Reagan;
social
ehairnian,
Mr*
A Iravrhng turnmagr tale h at
'l
The metrics] )oun( people of foilowid concerning activltie* lo llernrdine llain'neir; group rap- Mi*. K iefVr In an Im eulrw
Iren dated for Saturday, Srjdthe T i n t lianuat Church will meet take place in the near future tain*. A|r« Alavine Thrma* Air* have an apartment quit* near mv
Mr* Ifrinbuch thanked the mem*
I ri ;V. " *1.,
;■ a I !
•
«"»*«»
daughter
fbr recreation at 7 p. m.
Clio pi i r of IS,A
t,„ . I.vr the Hue .upport given Alona J .lm t, M<* Dot Wad
" " " r ' |r ‘
Sunday School Preparation week at thss Urhosiue A riaing vote
I
ll,
*ae
wi!l
l>en
rf
\
the
chapIJ,a
«"!. Mr* loi- . .
.
t n • p ia lrrl furwl V ’* 1 ". begin
at the Pineereit Baptist Church at of ipprrtiaiion v*«» n tro ilc d to
Moonlikrht ( ’ruise
i r* ' *t
i*nn
A ttrnllon Wat railed In a Irt
| at J p m mi Util M in i 'ihe
t:.tO p. m ,
Mr. Heinhueh, Mi and Mr*. Iln
Sur*! *v| lL»a» *i I
from the < hiidietl*
llolllr a! Lake *I rtiih will meet at 8 p m in th«
,
w'11
"av el (hi
Tb* IS'. M. S. of the First Rap- garv. and Mr and* Mr* W W
land tcl.iug of the rhtld the d*** I Agricultural Hutlding i>rh d Rem- Midway, (loldaboruuxll,
a n d
U ni for their a**i»Unce.
| | l|.ti s h o a l.
(•■ .rgrtown In station wagons fill
An interesting talk wow yiven WouM sponsor f.,r t..r C'lmtn,: vrar |
Corsages o( re*l carnations a id
^ moonlight civ.i*e to <'■■■«'< **• with 'h e bargain*. Clothe•
foy Mr Robert Armstrong rela
Year Prayer Fee
prfSentnl to p (f ,, niannesl for Satunla
l»hoe* ini*, ami j m l i v fur men,
tive t« hi* work in the lower east while mum* were
TVs Dey
side of New York City during the I’irm ber* being protuotnl lo -j-,, ,,r . , . , u t,c |„ t ,i ,. if»i. cr.ii.r '■ 'in i » d rh lld irn will Pe oil-."
CaM FA I m i
I'hehean Class, and lo li.e In*- -r.* t,t, y i , . , , . M„n, lw Hmigr at thrir -d.
this past sumnire.
Ler i t u a i k w t i a t The
Following ad ton mine nl refer »h- ing
i.s pip«idrnt Air Helen D tln rr C 'nvrnirnre Satunlay a 'tr r n ■-<>r*.
----- —
■edeeatee
went* were served foy Mr*. Har pai scnlcd Mr* t ill!** with a pot Tlvrie will Iw a en.ikriil, alto
Stiidi ( ’mii>c
led plant in appreciation of hey swimming ami ak.ing
ris and Mr*. Hall, ho*te*»ej.
finr leadership
'tm day through Friday 5*p
ing
A supper wa* planned fur Thuri
The m'*nnl'g1it rru'sr |* « »*,* i i*ml-cr 2P O -tnlvf i I, tlie I re in
day evening at Ihe Churrh. honor- l*r affa.r held eaih ni"-"ih and ’i>e I m-.ti of lit* f i r * l l l a p t i s t
In; Ihe eight couple* being promot the rluh i ’'-'outage* all who havi I i i u i c h V. it! Im!,| a stu .le Cu'.irat foi
• g u i v n i .g r u t a TV m v i v . c n***ti«*inv
i tn lririisl. su*. Ai.urg IVopii ami
ed The tupper will also honor rot attrn d rd to do »o.
V « l l r . a ( r « * lr l l t a i l a a
For fu rth er loforma’ >on ea!1 AdultCooper, who I* Iveing promoted
T o - p m It m a y . - i n r e r n :
.Nnilre I* V i r i l r g l s i n . In a. i-«rsl»i • w ith p - r - ' - n * r ' n .
lh r n, . m will imhiitr *It* fid.
In superintendent
of
Sunday thr rru l‘fin sv trr, Jo* Nichole*,
e - m l n i- l e C o u n fy gonlis* I t e a u t a l l a n * 1e*t V n
I ' i l l veilII*is,*
lowing 1s.uvk» and trarhrr* Jun
School, and limner L 0 .sbornr, at FA2-5M4 .
reauMt. a -u*e t-irmjl In risntert i*i*a- ml" e ' f lenrs •i*fi*
m e a l r.n ih * fo lln w ln g o r o p - r t y . »>s l-c II » ot 1"' t - l o ,,ch
l-r Ira d ii-h .p Manual. Mrs. I*
who lie* Iwen e ected mperinlend
P e a r l I j Vi tle ig h ie . a t t f l g h w a r CJ* « r l J * * » U l ‘r i > '
til F u r l* ', Internirdial* l e a l r r enl nf Alarrlesl A'ming I’ro p 'r's Duplicate Winners
I’u h l l r h e e r l e g will he h elo In Us* c'T in l* i n m l l * 1 » « o •
R o ’ ir Semlaisl# I 'n u n i ) C o u r t H u m - . e * n fn r1 n » r i o * . in T h u s* ,
ship 't a n . -I. II 1 (lilm rni; lu
Department, mc'eeiling Cooper.
•lay, O r m h e r S. t » t t a t I t * I*. M. i-r • • •o-in i h * i e a » t » e •* p -telhle
Thr Sanford Hup! ra * Hr? !g* lr inirdial* l i m n Manual, Mr*.
S e m ln o t* Cauois y.nnlnc Cottim iMlnn
Club nirt Thuradsy evening vl ’.he • AA F.r.-le; Aoung Pruplf \dlie R n b e rl # l l » j « n
Femlmvl# County Jl'in'ivg | i i r » r l « r ,
,Mt. IMymouth Cluh
Cu nmunlly Center
ministration. Alii* M.ntha DtoWinner* were: Rrst. Mr* W.d gai : and Adult I nion 'lanual
Several evrnl* err *chrdu!rd at
trw lv ttl.s: i n i v T i t n v iv ii i n u * m » iu v
the Alt. Plymouth Country Cluh l*ir Phillips and Clyde H am i' 1 . I hoi It lith r r .
V—t i r o a t P a h l l r l l ro r l o o
>nd Air* F. K Ande-vm aid
thi* w rekrnd.
T o w h o m It m » r r o n r e r n ;
Hntlco I t h - f t h y g t » * n In i c r i r b r • **-tn aer>P-n V
ih*
llilrd.
Th u n it ay ever,ing Ihrrr will he Mi> D It Shinabergrr
g rsnlea t D a u l a i l n n * l h a t t h e l a V i Vl«is *' t* I '# I.rr 1111 * r l
Th« WfOfd "hoM lar" »htck I* aps
a putting conlrtt open to the pub- M V Herb* Roberts an t Miv.
r * ' | t , . i i i 4 a " l e e ’ p e r m i t t o h u ll.I a Fire S t a tio n '"* ' * • Inllossina
prop-ny.
Alargaiet
Davis
lied
with
Alt
and
l,ll«
l i« Indiana. •• Ivlieird to
lir
A
ll»h
fry
will
lie
held
at
«
M
l
M * a l n a l n a a t th* l n t e r a * , tlon of I h - C - n l r r I r-** of * . it
• " r from the old Savon word
S t r e e t anil VVlibur A t * n o * a m , t i l i n g t o >l*p o f t ’r * * i * l l.* k e W l* .
Friday. Saturday night there will Mi, Allred D Uwis
t a r H o m e* S u M I* l* in n r e . - r U e U In 4-1oi | r . * k r r * o * * 111 i,» 11*.
lue rivets will mrrl el * p m !
meatilnr a h II ,(w t
tie a “ roaring iw rrlie* ’ danre
r u n t h # i , i * Kset S- fl . I h r n r e S o u th * *■* F t , t h e o * o \v **r ST f,*t.
i h * n r o N I t * l**t. lira * S 4* ( t 4 VV :? ft. (nr i l e l i l •>( wav (nr
with piltet a * aided fur the best 7ti .r»day at th* Community i *n
I’u h l l r rtnaK-i
let. i-orn*r of IWh and Magn.-it
rottum rs
I’u h l i r llv a r ln g * lit h . h « |.| tn th* s*-t,in,.l*
,n i y C o u r t
Slated Monday
Legal Notice
l ln u a* . C o u n t y Com ntDalonoe ■ Room i n l i u i i - n v , o - ' h - r
H i * a t i v l P. >t. e r a* aonn t h * r * a (i * r a* o<-**IM*
S*mtnp1# C o u n l r S o n in a t ’o i n m 1a*I n
l i t l t n t * r l S. I l r o n n
S * m ln u la C o u n l r g o n l n g f ) l i e . » „ r
BIRTHS
i:
Rich. French Accent
If the man In your hnu*e it a
■Irak man"* — aiul wtlal man
*n't? you ta n «erve him * <kil>t
full o f f o r r t g n f l a v u r i n t # g u r
Mr 4 I Mr* J.«hn II* Hont j r.
" ‘th thif Kttnch
3 Irak
Ahi LH. r thr k«ii th *»f a «nvi« John mii
llernard lioot. Ill on Srptemlser
Thla rreipe rail* for Iran Ixef
lil in Si A'tncen » Hospital In ( sirloin* or fillet* which are hevvi.
.la. k*orn >. Hie l>ill) vs i plied !>’ euatrd wllh rru rh et peppera poni Is a .l it ..iineei,
tenrn* lh*t form a splev eiUvt aPaternal giwndfather it Dr. J.
,hr '" f *1 ■n'* •,i' 1
,f" ‘
ruh Juice*.
llcinard ll-wit of Ranfsnd
When the *lr*k la s been tintlel-l-i owned in non -mi. -mg ,H,ir
vegetable oil to the pr-lerrd turn.
It i* tcrvrd with a IhirkvnrJ
laUre in vde vith drippings, titantv ..id heavy cream And for all
of it* magnificent flavor, It ii
tuple enough for a beginner to
Some Trtlpe* aie *,) goosl you make.
S l e e k a n Putvrr
, an ij t twite them a* you trail
t (al.lrsp.Hin* pepps-n urns
through Ihe ingredient* « arrive2 pound* lean Iw-rf sirloin or
Ilia*# Supper I 's u e tii li i* one of
fillet*. I 'v Inches thick
their It* rontenl# a i r a lime teal,
i I romhinatlon of beef, iter, tomutiM’* and cheese, hut the sur
prise ronii, with the sherry wmr New Officers Lend
that tilivsl* all these other flavoiw Truth Seekers Class
into a Imgiani ami savory divn
New offierts head the Truth
th a t* hrand hew.
hetVrts Hum'll)’ Hclowvl t la.* nf
l l Ivi-thri von *<rse It for a p a r the F ust Methodlit Church. Ihe
ty or a family dinner, the ra*- ■la • hriil it* fouslnr** and »*«rlal
•end* il’-h is «-v*n I ■ii*r wh*n tt mreting Monday .iflernmin al Mr
u accompanied foy gla»*»* of Rur- ^mley Hall.
g omi) tn Ciaiet.
In „(f|e» for I9i* :.l» arri Mr*.
Th* mips- I* ■* trimly it* Ifol* | tv p. Chapman, pirvidrM ; Alts,
month* eal*ndar I-r both wine j d . Ilfoock, vne p io id e n t; Alt*,
-and nr* get >|>ec..il attention In , j, \ Rmn1<t*y, a c .r c u ty ; Mr*.
I Or tidier National AVin# AVrrk «« r K. AVickon. trrasuier; Harry
s.h.slui.d fo r Or Iober II IK to Ktridiana, i r a t h u ; Mis. N VI.
. «ii re ■|«ii d ailh th* P Irk llg and | Timiu*. n-»i'lanl (earlier, Alfa
,< rushing of wmr grape-, and ih* j v* llnrliey, organist) Mr* L. K.
National Rice H a r v c t l r tlva, \vfoitri , m-hir.r chairman: Mrs.
rv trn d s thtougl.out Ih* whole I. F MiCMIand. cnuiteiy *halrmonth Fo here's th* liupo-vtlon man, Mr* It AV. Tuf.tlcr, (Irvo
mid the entree for a gmilltv* fall thinnl ihaiiman, Air* la-e .Amler'h arv iv t la ity
•ms, re|Hiilrr.
t auurlila * hopper Ca**rli»le
l-iti'K the meeting Mr* It. \A‘
t serves 6 oi hi
I'm nrr rnnductcd thr devotional.
3 tablespoons salad oil
Mt*r irailitig’ appropriate scrip
tu r. »h» read a •election from the
1 pound ground V r f
irptm ili-r l'radpt'# Digest. Mrs
'■ rup rh'vri>e«l onion
I riove cat lie. thnjiptd (op i At a tile It fount. Atr*. AA* H Thornton, Mr* l'ri»r Alonjr, ami Mr*
tlonal i
It. I-. ( rrnihsw rvprr* nl thank*
t cup u.nrnokrd n o
lo the rb*’* for eouile*lea ritrndI rup »tler'l rip* n li'rs
I ran t i n 1 nnt-hinnm ilroi* i-d them while they were ill Ihe
h o sp ita l thi* summer.
an I pirces
Ill* ill** it cntitnhutliig In the
I | No. .703) ran lomabw*
i
in At i* tom whet* Mi-* Vir
’a iup shriry wine
ginia t hapman. daughter of Al,’.
• all aosl | ep|*er to ta*!a
I rup gr.vtrd rhrsldar rhers* ami Alii. \A P, I hepinin. ha*
J table p--,n* chopped parsley l-rrn il-nug mltiioeary work for
:h* |ii)l a e in a l year*.
raprlkl
Mr*, J R Crawford bulled
licit oil in a large, bias y *kil
Ihe cla v lo mret at her home In
!rl or a Dutih oven; saute Ix-rf.
onion and gar lie until m-at t mi Orloforr for a covered dish lunchrnn.
toogrr r*»l, 'lu rin g witJi a fork lo
Mr* MeCIrllard an.l Alri. R.
•eparal* metl into small hit* Adi
L. IJtlffin *rrv nl refreslmirnt*
m-e. olive*, Mitdrn nrd mushroom*,
In liim* nrevent
tumaluri, win*, sa’t and |i*pp*t
All* writ; bring to a bull; pout
into a 2-rpi*it casserole. Cnvn
ami bale In a modera’f lr but
ov* n |176 degi er* F.l for .10 mm
iitic Uncover; *tir genlly again
C ivrf and ronllnur baking K>
minute*. Rpnnkla with par*l»y
.n il serve
Tasty Casserole
Easy To Prepare
wait le* tavte
t - i rup VVeaion Oil
'» rup hiandy
'« pint hravv cream
mincetl paritry
Fold peppercorns tn towel; us#
bottom of heavy pan or rolling pin
tn rra<W (him. 9alt >trak. Press
Crack.d pepper into steak until
heavily coated, drown over high
neat in Wesson Oil. auout 2 lo 3
minute* un ea, h side. Remove la
hut nerving dith. and set in warm
°*’ n’ l'0UI' ou‘ most of oil. r e s . r
vlng atiout I tablespoon with
dripping* Add brandy tn drip*
ping* and flattie for aliout t mln*
ute Or you may prefer to ro
ll ucr the Iniuid to half over loir
heat without flaming. 771*0 ad$
rteam : hlend and hrat thorough
ly. When eauce thickens, pour
over tleak and Serve ImaicdlaUly,
Fop with minced pareley.
DA It Chapter Meets
S ill'e llarri*on Chapter, Diugh*
Irrs nf thr A m triran Rrvotutlnn,
met » |d em h * r 17 in the h n M
nf tb* Urgent. Mrs. F. F. JInUlWtft
Int. tn nbierranca nf Cons’ltuUaR
Day.
Mrs. Ruumillat nrcsided nvwr ft
lursinea* »*s-h-i winch v as nj«*ni#(|
with
Ihe
Ritual,
iAmerieais'k
Creed. Pledge In the Flag, t'lft
the singing of the National An
them.
A letter fiom he P ruM ent
tieiirral was read, folbiwctl by q
letter from th* Stale Urgent. At»
article op. the Constitution of tha
United iflate* wa* tesd hy Jlr*.
Uobeit Jennings.
Mr*. It. A. Lyman of laikelamj
and Mr*. Charlotte True Basham
■f AAest Palm Reach were UltSl*
innutly voted into th* chapter as
nrw rnemhers.
RefiashmenU veer* served h f
the hovtev!**. Mr*. Itoumillat,
Alrr. r F Roll, and Mrs. Irenq
Hinton.
77ie nirelitig *d,ourned for a
rivn»e up the St. John’* River t;®
the ItnunvlRat yacht.
l a ■* g o o d a s t h r n a m a U ial
a la n d * behind them .
U Jo jd t r "
202 E . 1 s t
F A 2-0181
it,
FALL»««!
W eek-End S p ecial
*.
NOW
flev, **vl M.-s M ailer A. Roulh
'tv] daughter, lleanna l.v m . from
f e licit:, Ohio, are visiting hi* p-rM
.* d '1 . * IVal’ef A.
Ruvlth Sr
Mr. and 'ft* Thmna* Vans*1* <
are I:- m • rller a v acallon • wnt tn
ii » er I'aik. M int • na. b attle
Washlnt on, and I ••* .Anarles. Callfurnia.
Captaii* »: *! Mr* Jubn MlUer end
chi ns o. i mo] Ann and Johnny,
(tout II **r'l. New Mrvlco, *rr
visiting rr parents. Mi. and Mr*
M L W rli.t.
Mi a d Mrs. K. t'. 11a I per J r
pi
» . ,! ■. night
itlnrnr '
from a rrkend spent at the Ita
Hotel i v HaVan.i. Cuba.
tu n a Hi!
SI
Mr* > 411. 11.1 A\. league
l.ra.h w.*;e gur*t« la»l
( Vr
w ,-ekei d of '.| s Helen \mlrew.
Mr- .. ;uv i* a (lower Slow )udgr
a *si( ev ifodir. She won thr t *i«
rotor ii i1 in foi the Ih *i *mj!e hi*
turn.* at I ie llihlscu* Show (n |)ey.
tuna i ich Sundaj 1hr <:i •« » j »
m onswr l hy t >c Halifax t'h ap trr
of thr \ errtcan Hlbiu ut Soelrtv.
Mi* lt,>) Tlllls. Mr*. Jam es
II If M s |),>nalil H am m , and
Mr* N \ Farm er were delegate*
from : Sanf 'id Woman * Club at
thr Sijte ltoaiit mcctltiE »' the San
J ua Hotel .n t>il*ndo re.enlly.
you can jfet the
sensational new
MILS. SCHIKARD
AVetl K n o w n
S an fo rd
R#*id».il
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R i l l ID H i p p y T o A s a i s t You
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Hum*
P ro b le m *
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A
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An d
Pint*!
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An o
In
Hrleet
F urnltur*
At
H rlm ly 't
AAhrre Hhe I* Employed.
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}loa E. Colonial Hr.
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Thai
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t r i e d Ion o f l i e a u l l f u l ,
soil pa*lel le a th e r la rk rta .
95
Thi* rem*|k*fole N*« llo o irr. formerly priced much, much
higher, I* harked hy fill year* of eogm erring eip rrlro ie lo
give you mole eiclu*ivr (ra lo iri than an* other make.
Now, more than *«rr. HOOVER IS T H E BEST III A IN
CLEANEHS
This Offer Will Kkpir* Oet.
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C o a t * " — H i n t r a i n p r o o f , in
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AAV h a te iboae r w art s r l |h a l
hat* h , MAD « API
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J u s t a r m e d nr «r s h i p m e n t o f
R oger Van B h andbag* and
larg e a a to - im M I • ( Jtw alry.
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Seminoles To Host Seabreeze
By i * r r y Col la (ton
With one victor) under their
Betti, the fighting Sar.furd Sem i'
»ol«l a tj preparing to play holt
to the S etbreete Sandrraht here
Friday night.
The Seminal*. were ir ry imp re iiU e In their 20-0 victory over
the Lyman Greyhound! t u t Friday, but Util ro n trit could prove
to he i different itory.
The Sendcrabi ihow every sign
of being ••loafed" thli »ea»on and Emphaii. ha« been put nn de d u tin with the f in t unit. Cedi
could beat the Seminote*. Thev fm ie In an effort to put a Fop Dandridrc continue! to he very
have 11 returning IcUtrmcn t h i t l , 0 tbf falt gendcrab ba-k»
]tmpre»ah# with hi. plafmaking
year and their back. are w me of
.
'
-md paa-ing ard ihouid tpark hie
the favte.t in the area. Thi. will! The par.ir... i IIk c hai been the n ^ n i n , m a le , again*!U#*<
be the firit teit for the Seminole | brighten apot m the olfrn.e t.ua
Itaiolri Stone, Vrmon Kirk »r.d
defenie. <
i fat and could prove Pi be the dif- Un Ri>n»r *»n continue to ihnw
Coachri Jim Tigott end Pe e frre-iee F-iday night. The running *reed and lop form end thould
PuUdt u fc,V!l
put,.i r r , M .r ! attack looked rood around the * r**d>,
,r r , f k «»* *•* > > ,*
I d . through the pace, thil week fnd, M , hroush
„ d r 'r n l f f-r plenty of jardagr
In an r.fort to work out the rou.n Sfmln„ | „ *,r f f r -, „ ,jf Pet n r >«
»>*** Stanley it < ti r e he-t to
apota that .bowed up lait » r tk. I)h> f o l f h f , W0J^ j,fcr The m „ | , play In the Se.i.ier*, baekfk I
city of the 111 yard! on
the 1,0,1 of ,b#'’''E*1
I*
of
ground were pl-ked up on
end '■'f outrtanding defend, e guvrt.
iwecpa.
111 (he .tale and ran he counted
The .h .k y a,w>t« in the Semi
\° ” ‘,p *
n{ Uw
role line were largely arour.d Pie ,,J) ,>n* n,n n H * •*U tk ’
tackle* ee.d the eenter .pot. The
The rnd poMUon. ate very ooli I
ruard* .ltd ev.iji proved to be very - Hb three lids to handle the «f
effective
Ctllili* ll->g*n, Rm t f.n.lve and defective chore. AtNac'j, end f)»,i Catter lhared the l*n Sealm.
(Ier*'dJone. and
tarki# iMlrnmeot. ard all three Walter Mi-ldtciun all m..ie a c -vd
juthcr National league (.m e,
lad. . u r t e d with practieilly no *h»«inB la . I wick and »h..uld he
I Bobby Thornton .m athed hit experience. They could eorne rrady to follow up thl* .re k with
: 20th hemer and t» o .ingle, to around now with a game under H,,'re °*
»»me.
lead a 14-hlt Cub atU rk on tlv I their belli.
All three wrre on the rerr-ivtng
San Francl.co pitcher*. Thom.on
jf ihey da develop, the Scml r r 'l p l Dandrldje p a n e , agllrvi
and mad* out. landing
.O.ned Ernie Hank., Dale l/mg. n-,|et trally ahould he t>urb by I- m*
J'-oci. I* alatrd to he in
Lee \Valli and Walt Moryn m m - Friday nljhl. The eenler *pot w*. ' catchi
bomrr-«-*e..on men, tying the lhared by Tom Hutner *r,d Duke the def nilve hackfield, Mi.fdleton
major league r rcord h r one club. Schirard. They *1.0 ahould com# a ’> ' r»l h « ' :l bolt* do*n me dr
The Dodgert made three d c ib lr aro-ind with a game behind (hem ■ ,l ' r1,1'
playt lo >rt a new National Sehlrard thould develnn Into a
1/ Ihe ta.kl* poiltinr,. develop
League record of PS In on* i t . finl-gratle line backer with a little 1thli vieek, tne heminolei rould be
w>n and a!*o r*l»cd their home a t more eaperlence.
plenty tough for ihe Sanderah* It
tendance to a new .ei.n ti mark
Utile Ray I.U'dquiit and John ahould be a r *r r r.’n - »-d a
of 1,107,TM — topping lh<* previ Unelare made * 'me ihowing l a . t ! capacity crowd ii anticipated to
mn flub record of 1,10* 5M »ct in week agalnit Lyman and abouM be on he ld for the encounter. Thil
Brooklyn Ir. t9tT.
ennllru# to *h»*r the offenMv# | one ihouid be rated a* a tn> jp
M a y s Takes Batting Lead
In National; Ted Bidding
1
V
II
By FRED DOWN
fiiited Freaa International
I t’. Willie Mayt out in front and
Ted William, coming up fa»t in
the only m .Jor leigue race, left—
for th t National and American
league batting title..
May*. San Francl.eo’a pride
and Joy, U on top In the N L.'»
four-cornered race today *TD| *
j i n average whit# William«, B itton'* r mtroveraial ita r. la only
three pninti behind teammatu
Pela Bunnell with a 110 mark
X . ) . connected for a triple and
a double In -hs r.lenl*’ J»-3 !«•»
tn the Chicago Cuba Wadneaday
to take over the leed from Ph!la.
d tlp h la'. idle Riehle A.hburn. »bo
By STANLEY U TU T
l» murh impr--*d over hi.
filthy. Team C»pt Jiw IdeveL
i . bitUng 144 Wiilit’e iv e ra g .
t'nllrd T re .i Inlernali-oul
ten.ational iDJ7 mphomorc form Roc better. Fa . i* t!i# e t c h e r of
hat aoartd i t polnta in a ween
MIAMI tL T I) — Coach Andy Fartlcularly I. "Fantaitlc F ran” m e t of Curci'* frared pitet«out»
aln.-e he . toppe! •••winging away”
tiu
itafio n 'i "drive irrie i,’' which a better Hdd general. >ay. b '.k - ftuin hi: lell halfback poll. B)ron
gad began lo go for fhort b it..
William., who never ha. HU be hai powered the Unlvrraity of field co.eh Bob Bluk, ion of Rlaiko, Turtle Creek, P» , and
Pi .
low JIT in h i. major league ca Miami Into one of the nation’, Army . Red Blaik, In one of hi. Bob Ro.baugh, Somer.et,
reer, bad a double and aingie a . top ground giining tram , for the few compliment*
have itaged a .harp battle for the
the American League champion Ia>t few year*, will come back
"He’* one of the few quarter- No. 1 right halfback po.t
Now York Yonkeca .napped a .la- tohaunt himFriday
nightwhen | back* in tha country who ha. the
Guitafion I. pmude.t of hi.
gama lo.lng *trcak with a 7-3 vic Ihe Jliiirtcanea take on powerful
Vnaek of calling thr right play at firat airing line, averaging lltlte
tory oear the Red Soa. Runnel., Wiironiln
the right time............ \nd lie know, more than 700 pound, but very
meanwhile, dropped a point when
The Badger* have Sorrowed
bo had only one hit In four trie*
when not to pa«i,” JUaik **id.
fa.t. The co .rh think* Charlie
heavily on the .tyte whleh feed!
The Chicago WhlU Sot clinched .he ball or a fake into the full
The fullback 1. a key man in Diamond, 22>)-p-.>und left tarklr, it
•econd place with a 43 victory back* atomach on every play. the Miami attack, and h n e a pair of All-America caliber.
• t a r Iht Detroit Tiger*, Ihe Haiti- And they look like they have the of i<homorr*, Frank Bouffant,
The line that acored aecood belt
M e n Ortoiea beat the Wuhlngton manpower
to cram It down Miami, and Jim Steven., G reen in tha nation on ru.hlng defenie
wood,
S,
C
,
have
minded
Junior
Senator., to, and the Kanaa. C<‘ Miami’, throat In the traaon
Athletic. ouUtubbcd the Cteve’
ipener f j r both tram . In th* Harry Delderirh, Toronto, Ohio, !• Iwck Intact and haa *tr-ncrr
Indian*, 7-4, In other Amn
irange Howl, .tartlng at * lo off the fir it team. Nr II Fleming jtc irrv e * lo bark it up thi* ar*»- n
M anhlirld, W il, aiwther aohphoAlthough G u.taf.nn h a. worrie*
League gam e, while the l/» .
p. m. EHT,
more, could w trj up with the about *ome <■( hi* reierve*. a
galei Dodger* edged out Ihe St
U u jg Cardinal*, 4-3, in the only | ,h<> pr|(nr d r v r |opcri n{ |h(> „ f. Marling call later in the «ra*.,n lack of punter* and a tough
If he provea twit In te.rnlng vditdule, he **id Uiere i* one
fenw — a.aiitant coach Perry defend.* lemma.
thing certain:
Slo.a, former Miami harkfield
Miami'*
halfback*
are
reliable
"We’re not gnlrg In
pu*h
tutor,
and experi>-nred,
though n o ||o v * r< for *n>tw«ty.M
Wi.contin enter* Ihe game three
d'ep In quality and the ranking
<*f a top rontender to lake It all
in ifce Big Ten. The Ba.lgi-rt
lulled Freer frlfrrallonal
wer» a *17 point favorite oier
Nati-mal League
Miami.
W. I . Prt. GB
Thl« il th* year Ihat tonir
. retmlldlng -i» c ip erlrd to p*> off
•■MUwaukre
*4 *7 At* «
Fittaburgh
for Miami. Tint the Wiacontln
TS 73 .317 17
Bar Frandtco
game, toughen «,prnrr in the
,4>7
13
73 76
ITndnnaU
irhuola hittory, ruuld make or
TAYLOR
71 *0 .170 19
R* Luull
hreik the US* llurticanei. An
.« t 70
Chicago
upart over the Midweiterncil, *ay
COUNTY
70 *1 f-t IQ
La* A ngelo
•onic furecaalera, could have the
County Seat,
M U .437 24
Philadelphia
way to the Sugar or Orange Bmvl
a-Ciinehed pennant
Perry
With 17 le tte m an and a group
Wrdnevdey'a Reaullt
■ItawW Ike 1>* a a .M l
of talented
hom->re* ir. the
. in i r a n iiitiv m
lineup, Miami will be Iwtler than
Chicago 10 San Frandtcu I
O.lehar
*
la.t
year
when
th
e
Hurricane*
Lo. Angele* I St, I/Mlte 3 t night)
* 1 0 II
I
rioted nut a ao-.o, 4 4-1 ar.m n
(Unly game, aehadttlfd )
with a ima.hlng tip.rt of Pitt*
t
Friday’. Game.
Philadelphia I t Pll'atnirgh (night) hurgii.
(Tncinoati at Milwaukee I night)
.
Rut Ilia I9fi* nppoaitl, n |. alto
St. Loul. at San F ra n d .c a (night) atronger.
Chicago at l>oa Ang. 2 llwi night)
Sparking tile Miami atlark will
American League
l -waled •* fWida'i r o ,e limber dwtriel, 7«, »f
l»a I ra n Cure!, * ilh.pound quarCowely il th* t la et th* >or<d I le-qatl cypra.i i i.w l,
W. t„ Pet. G» terhark who ran paia left handed
Th'i *>** p'ayed an impo-tent pari in Ihe Wa» laU atn
• New York
n i l ■. **, . or flip a .pill .econd-timed pilchth* Stale., bradotlnq e-lel u ll tupphei (or Ihe Coded,
»0 lo .337 «' a nut with either fiend while In Ihe
Chicago
•reef Deadma't lay an lh« adqa el *1 . Gull ua. an
71 73 VK IVi lirrwny arm . of a IM • pmj.rl
Cleveland
a llo t harbor (or bloatado r.nnari Craal.d t* 1.34, lha
TS 73 J<0 I4'k tackle.
Doaton
(aurily i. named lor Zachary Taylor, c a e e ix le y yaw7S
73
A
O
Q
I4'k
Pctrnit
The Miami roarhr* report Curci
oral in lha ilala daring 'ha Sacond '.m in -Jo War, and
Baltimore
71 77 .4*7 1*U
fre.idanl ol Iht Uniltd .la in in l i f t IQ,
73 79 .177 1*
K an .at City
lo progroit-ea Tt|l«r County, and lhroa<]hoo* Ma*iAt tn .407 7*'a Average Was (dxxl
WaUilnutnn
da.
tha
United Sta**i Ireaeri Feundat-en wo,I. eeaa-CIInrhrd j-ennant
CLEVELAND, Ohio -(C P I) atantty la atiera lha .tlo of bee' and aU unde, plae.anl,
Hay Renfro, t'trvrland Hr m m
SVednrvda) '• Rrault!
ardtrfy condition!. Bel.a.mq Ihel ib id tea anforcamenl
halfback, r might 7! pi o r . in I'JM
•er.ai lha bail inltrail el lha paopa at H«'id» lha
New Y'-rk 7 DuMnn 3
Foundation ilrtn at clave roaporaban with lha Aimed
Chicago 4 Detroit 1 ltd Inning*) for 389 ) ard*, an a . r r a s c gam rtf
3*
yard*
per
catrh.
forte., law onfarcamant and qo.arninq aftidal. in u.
Baltimore I Waahlngt-m 0 (night|
tonlmulnq ".all tryJaban program
K am a . City T Cleveland ( might)
Friday'* Garnet
l i r a -rio R iO A 3
Longest Uriel Uun
- 'A' 1 a 11*4 .1ll«4## HrMl ff ■
IlniUn at Wa.hlngton I ttwl-night)
UGIU BRIGHT
NEW HAVEN ( U P l i - Yale'*
*■■■*-**R.WM
K am a . City at Chicago (night)
Wylly* Terry ran
113 >*rd.
■IVIRAGt
l*» » **•• Ipeai
w *
Detroit at Clavtland (night)
rh-MPat*
again*! Pilm etun in 1MJ for the
o r MODI a ATIOM
Baltimore at New York i night|
longrat run In th* hiatory of fo«tIrall Th* length of the pl*)ing
fldrl w a.n’t reduced to too )aid*
until 1912.
'Drive Series' To Haunt Gustafson
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Sonny Ray Kayocs
Bowdry In Ninth
CHICAGO (DPI r—Sonny Ray
threw
.way the form ahret
M'adnr.day night and knorkml
Jeaae Bowdry, a high • ranked
light • haavywtlght. Into a itate
of ahock and tha hoapllal to
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waa dallrlou* In hit dreaalng room
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TV bout ended. Dr. Irving N.
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H O M K S
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In Sanford, for re n t by tha year
voii buy. Open Evening* and
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T h a i . (live You t h e Mint
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In New Smyrna Reach, for rent or IA KI.AK A APARTMr7*TS: room*
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piivatv bath*. I l l VV. Fir«t St.
RE AL I s FAIT: DRIVE-IN
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In l . i \ i n c F o r l u r r y
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2114 French A 'e
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AA'i: REPAIR AND SERVICE
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Theatt.* for Mr. A I . Arthur
Your Fvlimtde Dealer
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Fnriutiiir Mot me 4 Storage
Kip date Oft S, ‘3*
IHiliiOV spoitTIN'G t.lllilis
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F.A J 1911
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unit ifHlill4t <1#• «t thftlf r*>i<fftli# itnkt**>i*»n
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114 3 French Ave Ph. F A 2 SHt
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of
Fvceller> incuine la INe,perron
Seminole County *inr» 1923.
Owner Iraniftrrad. Mortgare at
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RAYMOND M HALL
III* f4Ati*ntnv r##ttn«#lt h«# fil#d THAT 4ft# ir» d n i f l t» b■
wh*> qualifier •t*jvt i*c free to
Open 7 A. M. Tn 7 I'. M.
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only $87*^0 monthly Submit work liivtory and phore FA 2 »5T.
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rvjrrtber fer Inter vie*
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Rrnt H I M S a l ® 17.730 OO,
National Sltrv k M fj Cn , In' F o r Painting rail Mr Ta*krr P.3
Avenue en 10th Sireet.
Tsit* I S ft 4 fn f A M U
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trrmi. Call FAitfix 1 92M
Boi 11947. Dalle* 1*. Treat
Eatea Evp data (M 3, '39.
MODEL Ul’EN DAILY
FA 2 41to* nr FA 2 64107.
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equipped, convenient location,
lu g e yard. Ph. FA 2*71544, af
2 ltH ioom furnlthed apartment.
ter 4 p. in.
Call FA MSS* after h M .
Carafe Apartment 111 W. 4th. S*
Furnt*hcd apartment, fciO 1‘aik.
Apply 1IJ Alvjnolia \ v t . Phone
FA 2 3413 or FA 2 4427.
MAN I.ANTA nicely furnlthed
apartment*. 404 E. I till St.
I— HFAIH HEN t A t *
Eh. FA : CS2___________
Artrlment*.
313 Sw Atlantic,
U nfum uhed Itrc* 3 hrjroom
Daytona Brash. Ph FA 2-46J*
Route— New Upiata Ed., off
2'ith St. Call FA 2-30M after
v. HE AL ESI a TF. F o il s a l.i.
1 p m.
l ake Frontage
7 Bedroom, 7 bath home*. Altrhenf equipped One T.O .no . Several ehnlre building attri In
Loth Arbor.
one *125 mo. • Alio fintUhed
1123 mo availalt'r ( H . 15th.
Loti In County
Sti per Agency. FA I t M I .
l.ati Oil by 13.A priced 1000 with
City eater.
Room* fnr lent, alto «mall home
31T AAelt ltd. St. FA 2-24I*
Comm-Tr lal I.Vt*
L<*t near *hnppirg renter 12MW'
Furm*hrd 2 bedroom houie. (June
Other commercial lota at $3300
neighborhood. FA 2-0343.
A up.
I Iled room furnlahed duplet. Ph. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtur
F a 9*0343,
Itavmnnd I undnnlii. A ttar,
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A.lanltc Bank M l
bedrn«mt, Florda room, repar*
r . w . M ERO, H niK er
ate dinire room, ratam*. *pa*
Plinre FA 2-24SI
inu* y a r d , w e l l ftirmihrd.
film month ur t r • * if unfiirni h- I
ladi fur »a'e, h« atrd n in lie* AA'
ed Cull FA 21 Tin
uf Sanfnid. Ph. FA 2 32**0.
Nlcr iterpin* loom. Private en*
trar.re and private hath Ph.
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2 llalh Home
Ni rlv furnlihcd 2 bedroom bom* Living room with fireplace, din
0I1 i r n r l , i) i,r . Real enable
my mom, kilthtn, Florida ii'otn
and late* icteen porth. On 2
lent. Dial F.A 2*i>Ji*.
well landicared lot* with well,
r n i N D —row on Him ay 44, near
• hade A- fruit tire*.
AA'ekiva River. F a 2*3109 after 3 loom unfurnuhed apartment
kit. r-iuipped. Call FA 2*74,4
s i l . n n i i M ilh Clcirwl T e r m s
4 p. lit.
IlO S \ I P A Y T O N
|Ii*di»OMl
home. Iianlwood
1A1ST — Hla.k r a t . white up **n 3
floor*, nice toratl r i . u .
- p- If* deleted Ileal F>ta!e lliokrr
lail. Named Mickey. MS PIj
pinj center A i-ftuol, FA 2 4*114 Ph Fv '2-l!0t—17-32 at JIUwalha
moia Dr. Ph. FA 2*4010
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Odham & Tudor,
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QUALITY HOMES
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Mather of Sanford
Low Down Payment
Shoam aksA
Holcombe's
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Oviedo News
W ife Afraid O f
Hot Rod Racer Kills Her
i
Smathers Called 'Contact' In Probe
By MARIAN R. JONES
The children of the Beglnner'r
WASHINGTON (UPl> - House ally had withheld the n aaas of all FBI agents by Lee M. E rktls. a
Department of the F irit BapUit
| Pittsburgh lawyer and Television
Church were entertained with ■ Investigator* beard ehargua ywa three.
Oliver Eastland, assistant chief 1City atockholdcr.
end-of-the-year party at the home tt rday that Sen. George Smother*
of Mrs. Charlie Dlihman. head of (D-Fta.) ahd democratic m ayor invastlgator for the subcommit
Eckel*
the FBI that ha had
the Department, recently. Asrisl- David Lawrence of Pittsburgh tee, testified in reply to questions braid "rum or* from some source
suurcel whlrb he did But reIng Mrt. D l'h m ia w ai MUi mad* behind the scenes sootacta today that Law rence. Democratic . .or. ---------I p s w ic h , i u u . ( trp i) - a G eo ffr, sevenm ontlu-old.
with
Fedsra!
Communication! candldst* for governor of Pen- t4 l| ^
McConnaugbey "w as so
The kllllns took place Sundry Yvonne Xing.
la th e r • Jacketed hot rod s i c t r
allegedly co n fu te d today Hut he afternoon after F ro it and k b wife
G am ti were enjoyed by the Com mlaslower members ia a TV ns) tvama. wrote FCC Commission- j |l(m n ( o r tempting to lo lltit |W.srs R U hardT . B artley and Rleh-iooo from Telsvliloo City, Inc
H IM hli vtfo bocitue >bo feared bad stopped their t a r to argue. young group end favor* d litrib at channel award ease.
Investigator* also named George *rd*A. Mack In behalf of one o f ! for hia vote,
Re would Injure hlmeelf In ■ r ite . Sat. Joseph Arctic laid. F ro it ed. after which delicious refrerhC. McConnaugbey a* the form er the charnel applicants—Television
polk* u ld Georg* H. Froit. I*. drove the car oft lha road into menli were rerved by Mr*. Dish- Fl'C thalrm an, previously uniden
He said he also heard "another
City, Irr
m in and M ill King.
rumor ' from source* that he ttiJ
admitted slaying hi* wW», Alice, deep, (rotated woods.
tified,
who
was
said
in
testimony
KavlUnd
said
the
Isttei*
weie
" tie told ur be took a hammer
U , bgrjInf hor ond ihen tailing
AtUnding were: Lance Mure, Tuesday to have received and written to the commissioners not recall that McConnaughe)
was attem pting to set up an s r
MtfcorlUM
oho
h id "disap from the car and beat her bead Ben Wheeler, Tommy Malcolm,
solicited bribe offers for hli vote when the cate ww* undar adjudl- '
" V,
peared." P ro it led police to the In,” A relit raid.
Charles Aulln, Janet A leiander,
* h‘eh h« w<>u,d
In the Pittsburgh Channel 4 cate. cation. FCC rule* forbid off the "" I* ™ * 0 *
receive 130,000 a year for a 10••Froit bad a above! in the car Angela Ray, Ronnie Metcalf. Ka
well-bidden irovo.
The three men were mentioned terord contact* a t such a time,
year period” fur hia W e from
Police C*pt- r r in k Stickpolc and tried It to d l| a grave ami tie fie ry , Carol Wheaton and M ar In testimony before the Hou*e contact* i t such a time.
WCAK, Inc., another appLrs.nl.
n td the ham m er slaying c llm iitd bury hit wile. The crave w it tha Rsdfidale.
Influence • in*eitlgatlng subcom
The Investigator also irtd Into
McConnaugbey hai denied he
Tha Intermediate GA'a of the mittee. The subcommittee origin the record an affidavit given to
tn argument over whether Frost about th r u feet deep and we
ever waa offered or solicited a
■Mild drive a friend'* hot rad car found Mr*. Froat'a body lying First Baptist Church uf Oviedo met
(a re down, the Hammer on lop Monday tv e n ln f at the home of
bribe.
b a race n eat Saturday.
Mrs. J. Y. Ifarrii. Mi«» Linda H ar
• Mr*. F ra n wa» ifrild her bus- of her.”
In Pittsburgh Lawrence's ullt;e
After the killing, Froit diove on ris was hostess for the occasion.
band mlihl gel h ert while racing
litued a statement saying he had •.o
llud'on,
N
II
,
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Ihe
hot
rod
Mrs. B«l« Ragsdale and Mrs. Bob
the car, police lild svkcd FCC membet* fur quick
Froit, charfed with murder In ri.ee he had m ljlnallr -dinged lo Ward, were In charge of the meet'
action on assignment of new TV
Jptwjrh' district court, »*ld be w s ilw tlc h with his wife ‘ Then he re , , n | r#noirlB r o»e business, Mary
channel* to his city. His leper to
•sorry,"
police said. Thr eoupl* j jw le d his wife missing. A rciit Ana gbylon gave the Study Book
( Bartley said, • I know the owerrv
•lorry," police
•aid
Rad two children, Roger. 1, and
Course.
of Television City, Inc., periooalty and feci that the Initial dec!Dslitioui
refreshment*
were
MIAMI (U P !) — Negro leader* j students seeking
idmisslun to non (fo r the application) was
served by Miss Harris, sisivtcdI
| today pledged their “entire *o wh“« tchool* in the county
'logical and fair.”
by Mill Julia Gore.
He said "W* look to Mr. O r'*
E astland alio
taitifted
that
Delicious
refreshment*
w e re : operation" to a proposal by State
arranged a meeting
DADK CITY (UFI>—Judge A .iv e rslty of Florida Law School. He served by Miss Harris, **si*ted by Hep. John D. O rr Jr., calling for Pr0P°'»J with confidence md si Smstbera
t hlue ribbon legislature of local • PMtlhlt solution to the problem | June II. 1937, between then CornJ . Haywood J r ., tha irm tess w ai
county Judge in 1950. Mis* Julie Gore
>miisioner Mack and Richard BerThose present Included Miss high school students lo draw up facing the nation.
Jurin of Paaco County, has re- jn jp jj j,e was r |tetl a i the mo»t
Polnling to squabble over tenud j tin. Identified as a H u n t (\>nv
a plan for gradual desegregation
Julie
Gore.
Mits
Suisnn*
P
artin,
llgntd and been committed it hl» | #BUtandtog hlw l|eilMM«j man In
integration in U tile Rock, ,\vk , eaecntive. WCAE *** a Hearst
MUi Nsney EM#*, M ia IJnd* of public school*.
ewn
reoueit lo a stale mental ^
^
hy ^
*wn request
and Virginia, he said 'we ca inot affiliate The mtcling was held
The
Negroes,
he*-led
by
the
Harris.
Mis*
Bessie
Fleming,
Miss
hospital, It was disclosed Ute
Society for Crippled Children and Marilyn M athars, Miss Junie Firm Rev. Theodor* Gibson, also prom afford sny interruption of our vfhen the case was under ad;udiWednesday.
educational process.”
cation.
Judge Haywood, wbu was butn Adults, Inc. The Florida State Ing, Mbs Gladys Alford, Mia* ised to halt all legsl action by
He told newsmen and several I
-----------------------parents trying to get their chil
Carol
Alford,
Miss
Ann
Lundy.
without arme, tendered hit resig Ju n io r Chamber of Commerce
Mis* Marjr Ann Slayton, and dren admitted to white schools—If civil leaders attending a lur.-nron
nation Tuesday and was sent to named him one of the slate's
Missel Rita and ftandra Cha mit the plan la accepted by tha Dade that the closing of puhlic arhivil
the lisle m ental hospital at outstanding young men of 1PM.
and ''ptlchwork education," -ueh
County School Hoard.
er*.
Chaitaliooehee following a eema t has been carried "tit In Vfrfl*
Haywood was unable to obtain
Those who attended the Cottage
Orr, currently engaged In a
mlttmrnt hearing In Tampi be- artificial limbs because he Is with
nla
and at Little Rock, Ark.
fore lilllsborough County Judge out even stumps of arm s. But be Prayer Meeting held at the home t (,*rp political fight for re-elec "can hippi-n here, and Soon" un
Of Mr*. II. R. 8*ecer im Monday lion over his stand for Integration,
W. C. Urooker. The resignation makes up for his handicap by
night, arrived lo find the house suggested the plan for Dade less tome new alternative is
h effective Oct. I.
telling his feet do most of the without electric lights Sally met County hut added that he hoped offered.
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Henry
A phyilclan said the Jtyear-eld work. He shaves and write* with us at the door with a lamp to
Orr said the plan drawn up by
It would offer the whole South a him and a com m ittee of eltlter.s W. (The Dutchman) Grunewald,
Judge "has been III for some his feet, eicept while In offire, light our way.
solution to the problem.
would "provide at leait one year'* one • tim e Influence peddler tr d
time."
,
where hr writs* by holding a pen
As we w ere seated In th» spa
Gibson
said
the
parents
would
delay”
in the desegregation of •'m ystery m an,” died here early
He said Haywood "needs hospi In h li teeth
cious living room, we could not be advised to withdraw all lesal
today afte r suffering a severe
talisation for
a
number or
help but think back to childhood maneuvsrt on behalf of lha Negro Dade County schools
stroke. He was <3 years old.
The legislator outline* 10 steps
months ind be res lltcs It.” Thr
days, and visit* to the country—
Grunewald was stricken In his
In
the
program.
doctor added th at the Judge ‘ has W a lk i n g H e a lth y
when lim p light was all they had.
First, the county school board apartm ent Monday and taken to
g good bit of Insight and hli
STAMFORD, Conn, _< U PI) - We thought of the miracle of prowould accept the We* then *p. Georgetown University Hospital.
— the advantage we all
ehiacei of recovery *r* trecF Postal officials in HUmfnrd have gresa
„
point an adult advisory rommlllre He never regained consciousness.
good.”
proof Ihst a brisk walk every Hay enjoy from our elertrleat appllAt the lim e o( hit death, he
a
_
t
.S iL
«*-1 _ _
...._
a _I _ l
a —. ■ ■ Ja.A* l l a «
of
seven men and seven women
ancea. Then we tried to visualise
1 Haywood submitted i resigna keeps a man healthy.
based on thr county'* school dis was aw aiting retrial on charges of
the
future
generation
with
atomic
tion tn October, 1PM, and entered
Postm an Edward O'Cunnur, M.
tricts The com m ittee would In conspiring to fix Income tax suits.
• Miami hospital. But tha follow- retired after having walkad an power Instead of electric.
Hr was convicted of the charge
clude
tome Negro members.
We
thought
of
hnw
much
we
lag month be withdraw it and estim ated 1U.OOO miles over hli
In 1933 but the Supreme Court set
Secondly,
community
Ne
g
r
o
return'd his duties.
loute In almost SO years. He left really Had lo pray for — and that
leaders would have ail taw suits the conviction aside lait year on
Haywood la a graduate of i with a year and a half of unused was tb# occasion—Cottage P rayer
and application* for the admission gruunds that the Judge had InMeeting.
Stetson University and the U ni-1sick leave to his credit.
of Negro pupils to while schools riruclrd the Jury Improperly.
Mitt
Luis
Rudde'l,
program
___
WASHINGTON (UPII -D em o - withdrawn.
A second trial last July ended
chslrman of the eircle. presided.
p*rty leader* (ell Into two
witii a hung jury and a third
The
adult
com
mittee
would
set
Mrs. T. 11. Daniel, WMU pr*»i achoots today about how to get
trial was scheduled for next
dent, added a few words to those the must political benefit from up the agenda, rules and proce
dure for the student leglslsttire month.
uf Miss lluddell,
the Sherman Adam* cate. Hut
Grunewald, sometimes called
The fouith step would tie rtre
Despite bad weather, a g<»d both agired it could yield them
"Tlie Silent Dutchman,” figured
(Ion
of
an
M
rnem
ber
itudrnt
many gathered fur th« uccatlon political dividends right up to
legislature by high school student* prominently in House investiga
These Included Mr*. T. II. Daniel, election day.
on* representative for auch too tion* of tax (candali In 1S3I-3I.
Mias Lola Ruddell. Mrs. L A.
There was grumbling among
He once boasted that he had
Hardy, chairm an of th» Mary some Democrats became party or major fraction, students In
many friends In both parties in
each
of
the
county's
IT
high
Imwton Circle: Mrs. J. G. Bca* chairman Paul M. Butler aaked
high places in thr nation's capi
litre U th a newest In the
ley; Mrs. 11. H. 8|wncer; Mi* A and took equal r a f o and tele schools.
IVT I.HAGUE «
Orr «*ld this would result In tal, where he had lived uff and
D. Metcalf; Mr*. D. W. Wlllla; vision lime Tuesday night hi re
ftt white pupil* and 13 Negri on since the Kids. His caieer at
Double flap bark pants
Mrs. Charlie Dish man; Mr*. J . B. ply to Adam's
Monday night pupil*. Hie student candids'ei, one tim e or irxdhrr Included job!
In wash 'n wear ml lea.
Jones, J r.; Miss Loi* Ruddell; tpreeh Adams at that timo an
Orr *ald. shoutd tie in thr u p |i- with such varied nrganltalioni a*
Mr*. Alex l^ ln h art.
HOY'S BIZ EH 4-11
nounced his resignation
rlilcl third of their d as* acholastlcltlv, the Justice Depaitment and the
side lo President Elsenhower and certified to tie of high character Republican National Committee.
said he had been a victim ol a by religWus or civic leaden ind
3 .9 8
campaign of vilification.
have th* written approval of llsrlr
MENU BIZ EH i l l *
Butler's Democratic c r it I e a parents.
feared he might damage the
The legislature would then draw
4 .9 1
Sums sign* of the tim et: on a Democratic cause by an time- dp * plan fur gradual desegregt
(uuntry
vlorr near Hatrivillr, slraintd partisan a I I i t k on linn of thr county'* public schools
LAST SHOWING
Mitt.: "lee Cold Ice." tn a New Adam*. These complaints were and submit It to the *ch<>o1 boatd
•f I new cullies. *'D"*'t
1 our r
York City hook store: “Come in muted when they dlt.-wereJ But- fur sduption and modification t>y
Walt
OPEN 12:1j
Jong, their going fail."
ard brows* but don't touch—the Itr w it making, for a paity chair next June
• C ourtesy
salesgirls.'' On a Chicago ta il: man, a fairly mild reply.
Orr said h* felt that no state
• Comfort
"Pass left—o r past «n ” In a
Use
Republican Natlunsl Chairman laws could legally block Imple
Rnchoter, N. Y., tnysh'-p: "Ye* Meade Alcorn did not regard mentation of the students’ plan
• C tiio e in r n r e
►K 1! A we have hoop* darn 111*' In a Butler's speech as tuft on Adams. for dc*cjrvj|atlon. He reportrd
Cincinnati lu p rrm ark et during a
"After planning and rxecuting that student leader* in six high
re arrangement of the window dis a political lynching, he (Itutler) schools—lour while and two Negro
play. *'We trim our windows—not Insisted on frea Ulsvlskin time to —already had endorsed th* pro
our ru tlo m rrs." (>n a Votkswagon be seen In th* front row of the posal.
In Connecticut: "Help us. stamp mourners," Alcorn said.
Gov. LrRoy Collins, allsnrllng
out Cadillacs."
*
BuUrf was given |hs same 10 the Southern On«ernor» Confer
minutes lime by two television ence In Lexington, Ky., was not
and Hires radio networks that available for comment.
Bird Sanctuary
Adams had been allotted. An
PEA ISLAND. N. C. - ( I T U — other radlo-TV network g av e
More than 10,000 Greater Snow equal time to Chairman O rrn
Gees* spend each winter at the Harris iD-Ark.l of the tlouie tub
l / | o \ j i c P C 4 r\ r l
Pea Island National Wildlife Re commlttre which rrvealed Adam*
RIDEl-IN THEATPE
fuge, tome 3,*00 acres In the had scrupled gilts from hit friend
National Seashore Park <>n H at Bernard G»Rlfine, the Boston busi
TONITB A F R ID A Y
Aod a rkected »*»M said,
ters* Itlend. The Snow (lees* a r nessman who had troubles with
kte f*ik*r-U* d*v*k*r '
HUOWING
AT 1:»0 A 10:11
rive In early November and leave government agencies.
Jan. 3.
— 4 u g l 6*9 uiwn
WW.uopkk
Butler said "puliticil expedi
EFREMZIMBAUS1.JR. ... tuig*
IllXIti
ericy” and not a Democratic plot
M O IU IU M * OVOSKMU-ino
S uccchh In Sale*
L tvvrAis
■u m » i n . * . . « » » iH « ie» ai
had forced Adams out of the
*u*v »Va t
Mil A Main* -4 U r i) -R n b h y Whit* House. Both he and Harris
mmail Dm
Ellison, 13, returned tn school |H0 said th* clamor for Adams' retlg.
nits
FEATURE: 1:23 - 3:31
Itiwrric*.
W it
richer after selling more than I.- nation esme not from Democrat*
m till
0<H) worm* lo fishermen this sum but from Republicans running fur
6:13 • 8 : ||
mer.
uflice this year.
PLUS AT 1:13 ONLT
SA T U R D A Y
Dade Negro Leaders Say
Integration Plan Okay
Armless Judge Quits; Enters Hospital
; Henry Grunewald,
Dutchman/ Dies
Democrats Seeking
To Capitalize On
Adams' Departure
( 1
7
||
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YOL. X U X
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In Sanford
*
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1938
I'nlltd PrtM Leaned Wirt
NO. 270
Vanguard Tries To Orbit Moon
a
O dds A g ain st It ;
Success Unknown
Three Ships Crack
Quemoy Blockade;
Fire ' Murderous'
t'Al'E C A N A L E It A I., Fia nothing to report. You can put
lU PD —The Navy’* •rveuth Van-1your own lnlrrprrtaU«>n on that.**
guard rocket bla<|rd high Into the | If thr orblti.ig wa« s-jrce**ful,
*kie* amnothly l<>day. but whether *.-lrnll*tt had evpectrd to know
It pul a nrw weather eye •atel,itr within two hour*, after rrrelvlnf
Into orbit remained in quratiun.
rrport* from around the globe.
Two ami a half hour* after thr
Ten minute* after the launch*
filing
m
.ng at 10.38
io os a tn
m a * j u r . B « i |„g. , he N.vy had announced that
«
MW.
all three -tag,* nf the m cket tired
•uc.-ritfully and In pmper •<-.
TAIPEI lUPI t—Three Nation*!iot Chlne-e ihipt cracked the
Communlat blockade today and
unloadrd Sorely needed supplies
despite a merderoua artillery
*bombardmri t
The A!r Force
elaimrd it* second aerial victory
of the week.
t h e NatlonaliM convoy «*• the
ftr«t to rrarh ()uemoy since Mon
day. Thrre LSTa lowered landing
barge* a mile offshoie while IW 1
or more M1017* (warmed over
THIS IS THE CAR That suffered when Jerry Smith nnd Tommy Freeman tan Into it head and did not attack.
with a motorcycle on French Ave. yesterday afternoon.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Eirhteen landing barge* crawlrd
THIS IS THE MOTORCYCLE Anti still beside it thr " Pro
down the LST bow ramps ard ject Workbook in Driver Education for I ' m with Sports
mor»d glng*rlv to *hore ’hrou.h
manlike Driving. ” Thr vvurkltonk tliil not help Tommy
heavy artillery burst* I r o n lied
Freeman who was taken to th r hospital lor surpery.
By BIIYCK MIIJ.F.R
gun* that have rer.od In on Ihe
t lift.ih l St af f I’hoto)
yellow sand* of Uau l.u beach It
t'nllrd Prv»» Inlematlonal
ia < one of l.tr biggest landln;
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. ( U P D <perattonv, bu: th- tjpplie* wire
Tlir National A**ociatlon For The
only a fraction of th ite needed on
Ailvancrm#nl of Colored People
(jtrm o v .
* n eapecl.d t.xliy to appeal a
Ore if the lanj.ng vei*.-ts capfederal Judge'* rejection of it* re
•iteil while it tne way to the
quest to forbid the Utile Itork
beach with e jut Chlni'e and foi- School Hoard from leasing the
sign cnrretpu'idont* il»oa -1. Sev -1
| city's four rloi-d high achoolt aa
en of them we.# r » r o r - I 1° ’•
private segtcgalrd inatltiillon*.
Sirens
screamed
thrt>iit;h
Sanford
yentorilay
afternoon
Ul’I C .rce*pnn»ti-nt Chatles
I 'S . Diiliict Ju-1!# John G.
NEW Yl'IlK (L’P D —Secretary actively if the Communlttv step non profit association if b rines* Smith, who watched t ' # convoy when a rash of false alarms and accidents kept fire and law Miller'* derision Thursda* i t ; - t r
ef S u i t John Foster Dull** put up their attack* <>n Qurntoy and men dealing with Alia
operation, v.d it li»a' it was only enforcement departments hopping for several hours, utiliz endy left the door open for open
the question of war or peace In other off ahora island*.
Washington diplomat* were di a moral victory for the National- ing all of their equipment.
ing of Ihe schools, perhaps by
the F ar Eait squarely up to the
“Although the United State* It vided over whc’.het DuRe. «** i»ti elncc hundred* of Ion* more
At -1 p. m. -l-ycnr-old llilly Dtm.i, son of .Mr. mid Mrs. Monday, under Gov. Orval E.
Communlat* Thurtday night.
not prepared to rctreit In the face Kitten.ng the U. S. p.-sitl m In the are nerded to maintain fj-.temoy Frank Duiui. 128 K. Woodland Dr., ran in front of a car «lriv- Faubua' plan for *ide*tcpplng the
The United Stale*, he tald. D of armed force, our portion i* erni* or slar.iling pa* Roth p.-a on a war footing.
---------------Supreme Coutl'a Immediate Inte. .
. . . . . . »n by t'harli* Diwman Mrati-r.
ready to negotiate a «ettlrment otherwise ftesibie." Dulles laid in •i'-nlitlcv found lim e nii-port
The Defense Mini.Gy »atd t.622 . h Dunn child Wat taken In
pound
fracture
of
the
leg. d p t .
0,der.
with Commtinlal China In the
■lii-11a fill during th* operation.
Wiling To Still*
Seminole Memorial Hospital and
a apeech before the F ar • East
William* ami Sgt. Hen
" ’lley A. lit anion. NAACP lawIn the new air action, the Na later transferred In Orancr Me Arnold
Formoia Strait.
"Me are prepared." ♦*'I Dulles,
Ilutler,
Sanford polle* officer*, >r r from Pine Bluff, Ark., laid
At the aame time, he nam ed Ameriran Counril of C u.im rtcr
"in accord witn our United N a tionalist sir force claimed four of morial with a po*»tb!e tkull frac investigated
Thur*dav night the appeal of Miland
Industry.
The
round’
I*
a
O f . S. force* may he u«ed mote
It* FM S a b r e J e t s battled Iti ture and ahta«ions. The accident
tion* Charter obligati m. to tittle
The »ccond day of fal*e alarm* let'* ruling probably will be filed
...
i MIG17* over the Swatow atea, 120
occurred In front »f the t)unn fam e vr»trrd«y when Ihe S*n- today In Federal Pourt here. But
the dispute by pc*.- -foi inran* In _
. ... . . .
_.
..
.
. . .
.
, mile* south of Uuemoy. The Na
home SheitfCa doputir* invea- ford Fire Department received !hc appeal would go to the Eighth
iu.-h a manner that Internattons
.....
,
; _
. . . .
.tionalliti reported that on# loinligated.
three call*, two liont a woman Circuit Court of Appeal* in St.
tie not endangered!" ***
**'*! •»« J *
« » ' h«‘ «»•*»
Iloyd Folwant* and Steve Ma- and one from a youngster. An tout*,
The United State*, he t a t !. *no,hfr J*"’* * ^
lek of Orlando were a r r r t tr d yes engine wa* iti-hcd to the Naval
Wool Ml Back
would “find acceptable any a r
terday
afternoon
by
Orange Air Station, where the caller
“We definitely will not atk for
rangement which, on thr u-if
County sheriff's deputies Working frantically claimed Ilia* a plan* a three lodge court.'* Brat ton
hand, did not involve surrender
with deputy Vern Hrew*trr of luil crashed Into ur.r of the liar- *.<hl Miller declined to grant th*
Seminole County. The men con- ra.k*. laical firemen hate an
NAACP’* rrqueit became he fald
A HilUhoroujrh County criminal court judge has churg- to force or the threat of farce.
IJtr Elmore Mark. M. former frtied to entering Owrn's Oarage, agreement with Ihe Air Station that to so rule would It* to rule
ed that the Sanford Police Department is holding n prUoner ^
d7u.Sn"Hic/.u”
‘.
(caturrt I Sanford resident, died In Hall on Highway 17 0*. They were on emergencies
on whether three Arkansas tillt h a t T u niptt |K)IICf V a n l l<i t r > . ^
lt # u
, At
Hut rt>uld rrjBnnab’y
be i.’imtlfU
fm
m !!•»•
I. Davtorui
with toola,
automobile
llmi ltj%
While the truck was on it* way ura, one of which dales back to
. ••
.. __*4.___
___
.., f—
---------- Beach found
. a prmrcattve
wa«a..waala.w
L
a 1 -a * -----------*.
Hut. Police Chief Roy Williams says il isn’t so. In the a*
Y c p t I t , after a long illnet*. Hi* parts, tires, wheel* and other another call wa* receive J, an- 1*75, are ronititutlonal Thr Juda#
first place. Chief Williams said. Senford isn't holding Elton
Pulle* *a(d President Ri-en- -,#• a police detective aergrant automotive equipment; charged noun* Ing a fire at Woodland asplalned he could not dn that. He
R. Williams, the prisoner in question. Williams escaped hower had made It dear *United with th# Daytona Beach Police with breaking anil entering and Drive. Another truck w*» tent tald three ludgrt are rrquirM for
Sept. 10 while working with other city prisoners a! the Snn- State* force* may ue w»*d more Prpartmvnt. He joined the fvree grand larceny, officer* tald
to the Pirirrrett area. Immedi •urh a ruling.
artlvtly If Ihe Chine*# Commun ir toa#>.
| On hi* »»y back to Sanford. ately
following t h i s
alarm.
Miller also declined tv ad»l*e
fotd Civic Center.
Mack rerrtvrd numerou* com llrewiter made an emi-rgenry
School Su|>ervi*or Stewart Hal- Ihe Ultle Rock Schovi ll.rird on
In tho second place, William* „ (enter, th e , a**unied that an 1st * puth further a military efmrndation* (or p<dire work He run to the Itrlamlo HIwhI |l.*nk chel le i-ntrd to (he (Ire depart whether It would be in contempt
• aid that "no one from Tampa 1automobile had picked William* fort which they Ihrnurlie. proclaim ha* Formosa •* it* g o a l" wa* a number of the Florida for (hr Seminole Memorial llo* mint Umt a chilli had railed thr of rouit If il lease* out the four
lia* t»#eri in touch with u» about U|,
lie dirt not *pcll out what more Peace Officer'* A»»oelalion. Vet- pita!.
William*, even !>efor# he escaped.”
Plnri-rrtt School, saying that a •choola. Hut he sympathised with
There wa* another evplanation
William* wa» arre-ted In San- about the clothing, but it i* tomc- active U. S. military action might r r a n t „r Foreign War* and the
Another aCcklent around 3 p. m. bomb had hern placed In Ihe the board a t being “ betwrrn the
Marine Corp* League.
10 ford on charge* of drunkenne** wha* far-fetched to s n u m i that include
caused Injurie* to two teenage teacher'* lounge.
horns ol a dllcmmi "
and resisting an officer on Aug. Wiliam* left in the nud» to avoid
Defrnd* l'. S. Action
Hr i« survived tl) hi* wife, boy*. Jerry Smith. I amt Tommy*
Deputy shrtifl* Joined fitrmrn
llrantoii aild Ihe NAACP “will
22. When he left, without petmi*- attracting attention by wearing Duile* tGongly defended tne Edith, and an adopt) d * n and Freeman, Id. rollnlid with an in an Investigation at the tchnot. not lit ha.k and lei a private : > •
■ion, of tour*#, he left Iwhiml hi* prison clothing.
U. S. decision In help Ihe Chim *r <laughtvr. Dlher *urvuor» Inetndr autoriiolole on Freru-h At’r. ahilr Principal Margarrt Reynold had poration lake over .hr *rh jd t. Al
Eriaon clothing. Aflor Sanford I'o- Ac- (riding to a Tampa Time* a r Natlorvali«ta hald quentoy, at- hi* mother and a broUter, T rating on a motoreyrle. Smith ill*ml*ted the auUientirlty of the though II could get an order forc
ce found the clothing at the Civ- ticle, Judge I.. A. Grayson wa* though doubt ahou* the wisdom Vvtk Mack, of Caitelberry. a recelvt*1 minor Injuriee, while call*, tinea the lounge hail Item ing Ihe corporation to admit Nrquoted as saying that Sanford will f ihl* «t*nd ha* been rxpre*»ed trooper with th# Florida Highway Freeman wa* tlk rn to the Semin in use all day. The children w*,e gtora tn Ihe private a-hoot*, we
ole MrniutUl tlo-pitiil with a nun- not removed from classrooms.
(milling Elton Williams «n a ml*- in some Western quartrri
J'atro!
would like to are all the Ud* —
driiicanor when Tampa wanted him
Assistant Eire Chief It. T. both white and Negro — stall
on a moral* charge. The Judge
Tlmma* told repmter* this morn school at Ihe aatne time."
wa* quoted further a* -aying that
ing, "Every time we make •
Sanford official* had ''refuted
run there It always the po,Abil
to releate William* temporarily
ity of Injuries. We try to g»l
for u* to try him on the moral*
Ington, N. C., starling ihi* after there a* fast a* possible StineCHARLESTON, SO. (UPD — tides.
one i» roiling the city money and
Hurricane Ilia wa* far to the noun.
The United Lutheran rh u re h charge."
Hurricane llrlrnr, a mat'lve trop
Judge Grayson had advi«-d the ical ttnrm with wind* ol 100 mile* south but It* wind* were up tu
opened ita door* fur th# first time
“Storm tide* and high scat will endangering many live*,
Tomorrow la “ Kid's Day" in
last Sunday, and then the d mr* count;- solicitor to contact San an hour, roaied today In the di IIS mllrt an hour rtrmparrd to flood roadal land* particularly
Seminole County.
were those of the Shrine Club. 9ut ford official* In an effort to obtain rection of the South Carolina too for Helene.
from t harintnn In Cape Fear to
Hosted by the Sanford Klw-nls
reeporic
wa* Immediate
and William*. Grayson n id i “ If that coatt, w h i c h wa* put under
Safety precaution* (for Helene) a height of four tn ala feel above
Club, hoy* and girl* will tee a
■l<<e*n'i do any ,g o„d , I tuggrat you "emergency" evacuation warning. should be itar1*d Immediately anil |P\ , | , reached by noimnl tide* Mr
gretifying, official* taid
free movie at the Hits Tbevtri’.
More than 100 attended the contact Gov. I.eltoy i ollm* ami
Another tropical h-ywlcr, far to .ompleted by aun.ot," the wrath- ttvia date," the w ralhrr buirau
anvtc-*. Mu*lc wa* fuml.hcd by pt#*all on him !o divorce him- the p*ituth. wa* kicking up wind* r r burrso -aainnl
Maj. Din Lorgerlng, Informa grt Ire cream anil euniir link)
• aid. “ In some local ateaa tide*
Special guest* nf lint K.wvnnn*
• choir from
'
.
..
irom Orlando.
irrianut*. The
i ne young **R D<mi national and intimation
tion arrvi'-ra officer at Mct'oy
Ldvalter Flood*
■n hour.
may In- even higher.
p«itor. -Rev —
Kmi»t .........
llolick, gave al affairs long enough to give u*
Air Fort# Rate, wilt l<f n tftirtt will he CO rhlldrrn from th*
Dangerous
wind*
and
high
tide*
some help."
| Hrl^vvi* wa* evpectcd tn *lam
"Destructive
wind*
dangi. r ^prnkrr at the Sanfont (totiry Mrthidld children'* Home. En
• sermon* entitled “Stlek to Your
, *. *
, *and
a a
are eapectrd lo *«r»p an area
rf William*
a»hore
In the
When ( hie,
Il •■t otiti* icontacted
unm ur., ----- -■
---- vicinity
--- - ol
— Chaili*
—----.
„
, , t ..
ou* high tide. Ihou.d beg-.n hy r ,ub M<(|v|
Bn„n „ thr r i v |' terprise Also invited w eu rhiMGuns” and “Sir, We Would Se*
to
WllntJohn Lawaon. Illlltborough gaiia- «'»n. clogged with *hlpyanl» and ' r" m Beatifott, S t ..
early Ihl* evening ami are raren from l.uthrian Haven. Sliv'a,
Je*u» "
pe« led .1 the l.te*t by 10 p m "
MaJ»r I ..egerlng will Inform who cannot attend duo tu proMU* Frieda Arpeen of Jackton- ant countv golbltor, thin m orninr tr a f t of all de.crtptlonl. about
Die hurricane'* msaiinuoi to Ito.arlan* almut the SAG bombing gram romniitmenta.
vllle, a *P-year old l.-.itheran,
I .,.,
l a s t year, about 1,0*10 ehlldirn
lenalty wa* eipectrrl aimul mid (eom|M*titlon, •ometimea rcferre-l
boarded the bua In that city Sat
WheUtcr quote«l correctly or fort. S t . and l aj-e tear, N I , O l l t f r i f l P
night, near t harlriton, a big ship- ' t o as the "World Series of llomb- attemlrd Ihe "Kid's Day" pro
urday morning to hr In Sanford
ping center.
Ing." F’our new* from McCoy, will gram. Manager >f Ihr liitr Tnfafor the flrat service. Ml** Arpeen Incorrectly. no!»>dy ta holillng El- were urged to flee Immediately to V U J , , , , 5 n j j t , j a u u
e »p» being rut off by jiUanring | ^ " |* Q X C S T O O L O W
made the fair linen for the alter. ton William*.
Certuti* living In the warning represent the 3J 1st llomb Wing, tre. Milton Hawley, will gr#»| Hi#
She I* the aunt of a member. Mr*
area ware urgtd tn “ rv u cjtte the drfemlirg champion, fur the children at the door, tin the screen
I ALL All \S SE E (I I’D— Go*.
Fairchild Tropin Die runi|>etition will lie “Thr Last Wagon" and
Jeff Willmon.
Irlli.v l olll.ii today considered immediately Iteforr rising water will be held at March and Caitle two rartount. The movie Hartt
When *he bean) the rmigregacut*
ofl
ett
ape."
• u*pending Florida lav at*e**al 9 a. m.
• lion tinging “ A Mighty Fortre<*
"Thi* la an em frg rre y warning AFIIv in California.
I or* In cnunllea where the Stale repeat
tl Our God". Vr». Victor O. Wrhtr
emergency
warning,tne
Railroad lUMiiaeat Ibiard found
a guest at tha Mayfair Motel, hur
r-al e«tale valued (or ta t pur- weather bureau *aid
Vied over for the last of the aer
Safely l‘r*paration*
potra al lr«* than half the aeate#. The Wehle* are from St.
Soulhrasiern Red t russ head
Inal value.
Petersburg and were in town G i
I olllii* rrfu*e*l la aay Diurada* q u arta n ru*hed 10 qitaatcr and
the Elk’s Ceriee»t!«*n Jmlg» w w
A
■
_
nhat hit plana arc In Ihe mat. .field itaff workers tr.to atiaUgle ■ ■
la nn the eiecutlve board nf the | ATLANTA i UP I ( — Imagination leaving the other rhildien with
ant
1 , 1 ,1 -* u mm A
A r if
ter. But he promised an i m a i r
Lutheran Church in America.
and a dramatic flair helped ease neighbor* until ahe could dash I lo the que«llnn t l neit Thurp- 11«int«. Evacuation centers will be
aw M
l w # I I I w
the heartbreak of Sally, 10. the home ar.d r a r e for them, tally dav'a r»r»# cunftreiwe.
set up along tha mavt They air
day her mother went tu thr hos told the olllccr.
ready lo go Into Nmih Carolina
WASHINGTON (U l'l) — l're*l- schools will rrupm ar.d that propital and her father disappeared
It wa* enough to make hurdem-d
Ihe Railroad Hoard rrporlrd on a moment • notice if thr *torm '*c"* F-lacnhower made an In kteis toward our gual ’till ir
policeman c ry —this brave klri'a lueMlay that only Calm Rearh direction shift a.
<»
leaving *ta children atone.
direct appeal to Southern parent* aum#," H# rrvsUlent said.
When policeman J J. Marti* snuggle to keep her brood to < ount* la a'teaaing real estate al
today lo lnciea*s their pressure
Mated In L#tl#r
on s ta ir and local government* to
Group dl»cu**ion will reptarr tame day—he found Sally dusting gether. “ IMcase don't lake u* it* full rath value, a n t 52 ef the
Behind
Ihe scene*, th# l'ir«l
away,"
she
pleaded.
wa*
called
to
the
three
•
r
o
m
reopen
eloaed
public
school*.
AT roiinlir* are a*tr«*nr at lea*
gue*t *peaker* this year In the
It wa* not until after nrwa dis Ilian 10 prr rent ol value.
D ir Chief Eiecutlve. in h i * dent hoped hit lUlemerd Would
Seminole High School Education apartment by a neighbor—that
strongest word* to date dealing produce new enjeur igement for
same day— he found Sally dust patches about Sally'* “three week”
( ulna last year called for lav
Association.
with the drtegiegvlion battle, irccntly urganired patent group*
Tha program committee • ha* ing and her lively fnind compos nHral brought numerous inqulrir- a«*e*x»ra lo make an honrat ef
GENOA. IR. I l 'P I i _ Mr*. alrnrd hi* mr**a|c at patent* In in both slates dedicated In re
ihotcn Infvrmai »ea*lon». hoping ing romantic adventure* of loti that welfare worker* learned Ihe fort In appraise rral estate al a
Mary llnttman said Imlay that Arkansas am! Virginia where the opening of public school* mitra l
child * plight, while certainly figure closer tn tht full talue
to provide full scale participation children.
person* "all over the eountry" governor* have c l o s e d some of attempting establidimen' of
Somehow, Sally'* tmaginrj ad grim, wa* not a* bad at firet be- • re required by law.
by the membership.
are joining In her p k a lo thr schoul* lo prevent integration a* piivate, t) glial**1 Kiucatluiill cs
W. W. Wharton, chairman of the venture* of a broan- * baired
labluhmcnts.
firry hound Hut Cu. to continue ordered by Inlet al rouit*.
Her mother had gone to the
aw Ottober program, briefed leader* heroine just like hertelf ended up
il* twhe a day atop
a| her
The P r e s i d e n t said school
* ef dUcuation groups when th* a* the Welfare Department'* of hospital only a short time before
The Picsidenl'a public puslilon
front gale.
Morris a r m e d Wrdnviday —not
cloturr* In Ihe two states had was slated in a lelter to J. Al
program committee mat to discu** ficial record of the ra»c.
Some offer only sympathy, ah# caused a "material setback" In o e n Itolaton of Charlotleiville,
Officer Morris found the child three week* ago. When the undetail! for a meeting of the 8. 11.
Harold C. LeRoy of facksnnvIUi
8. E. A., Oct. t . at Ihnerreit ren. and tha rooraa, clean. But empliyed falner disappeared in ha* been abpolntc! Sanford plant taid. bad other* want I* live national prog)f*s tow m l the goal villc, Va . chairman of “ Tha Com
there wa* r.o food. For three stead of looking after thr child manager fo.* the Southern Bell • lib her as* her 4g-arrr farm •*f equality of man. The continued m ittee F. r Public Edoiall t "
Beheed.
Committee members attending weeks. Sally said, she hud washed ren the landlord called police.
use of achuol shut • down* at a Tnia group was fo itn c) recrn'.iy
Telephone Co. The appointmtnt is and chaulfrur her around.
"I don’t want anything *U# weapon in the inlegrat on fig it, "to pursut every legal meant t (
ware Ed Chnitenacn, George and ironed and du*trd after school
bally and four other children effective OcL t.
Dabbs. Harold R e rk m U rh . An every ’day. Neighbors brought were in the juvenile home today,
LeHoy succeed* L. K Critten hat my has, that's all thera la he said, could eventually btlig k j *• p i a g public i.’ho.!* open"
drew Bracken, FqA*t Cowley, Mr*. over fuod, the added. 1
the baby and the mother were in den, who hat been appointed Flor to It," *he tald. *Tm grateful “disastrous" coniequenrcs to the while “ ccl'nt enc.uraglng Inte
Virginia Burnt) And Mr*. Alicia
She and a amaller brother a hospital and police weta still ida training supervisor, head to pr<q>lr but I'm not latereaird entire nation.
Stalina not } actuating aegregato any thing but my boa."
Schmidt.
—
hadn’t dated Oitts a day m achwwl, looking for lbs falhq
quarter* in Jacktumilia.
»
“ I fervently bupe that town tht llo a."
(B
Negroes To Appeal
Schools' Transfer
Decision 01 Judge
Peace, Dulles
Says, Is Up To Reds
P riso n e r Escap ed ,
A rg u m en t U seless
New Church Plans
* Second Service
Accidents, Pranks Keep
Firemen, Police Active
Lee L. Mack Dies
In Daytona Beach
Helene Roars Toward Carolina Coast
Kids To Celebrate
‘Day’ Tomorrow
Major Will Speak
To Rotary Monday
X “U ‘“ “*
“" " - " “ fiu M M M.„.
Collins Considers
Imagination Helped Sally
A p p ly P re ssu re ,
Create Dramatic Plight
Group Discussions
To Replace Talks
Likes Sympathy,
But Prefers Bus
LeRoy To Succeed
Crittenden Here
l
Four to One Odd*
Navy men here were jubilant at
the tuccrttful launching, hut re
minded that the odd* on an orbit
were about one chance In four.
The Navy said that If the *atrttile l* Into orbit, there will be no
attempt to eatract Information ’
from It during the first 21 hours
It whirl* around the earth.
Tht* delay was to allow time *
for tcIrntlMi to e.lahliah bail; 1
fail* about the ttioonlef* o r b it,,
But It meant the satellite w<,uld
not be of any Immediate value in .
tr a d i n g huiiieane* Helen* and
llta in the Atlantic.
Fo. it* observation mission, th#
satellite wa* equipped with two
phiiocrll "eye*." *en*itive to red
and near-infrared light reflec
tion*.
Be.-aute the lops of clouds and
Ihe earth's terrain reflect light
differently, Ihe photocells wiu'd
he able to dlttlnguiih between th#
different light intenaitira and thus
report what they ace, the Navy
said.
U»l One Failed
The Vanguard wa* launched
e*actly three months after the U tt
attempt to orbit a M inch tpheri.
cal «atrlltie ended In f a l h i r T l i
mile* above the earth, beg
the second stage did not
long enough
Navy mi»*lle men were
pointed again Sept. Id whan
r u c k e d first stage engine etaew
off (rt-oads after tho
reached aero. Bat that
* aa undamaged, u d lived
today.
Navy official* said teleotlala W*
lirve the aataltita would be able
•n “;ee" Atlantic hurricanes of
Pacific lyphooni from Its orbit
One Change Made
For Tuesday Vole
Sir*. Camilla Hruee, supervisor
nf Seminole County registration
haa announced polling placet for
Ihe election Tuesday.
One polling plarc ha* been
changed. Voter* in proclnct IS will
use the Sanford Shrine Building
instead of the Armory.
f i b e r precinct* will vote In tha
following building*: Irecinct 2,
l a k e Monroe, la k e Monroe School}
I'reclnct .1. Ka«t Sanford, Canning
Kitchen; West Sanford ( I) Batten
Electric Co; I'aola (4) Wileoq
School; OvImIo IS) City HgO}
Geneva (A Community lloata}
Chuluota (7), Chuluota School}
Guideh n - l j p Community Hout#}
LongwiN.IHjil, City Hail; LakO
'la r y I III*, 1'retbytcrian Church
Anne*.
•
Altamonte
(11),
Community
House; Forest City (12). I„ W.
Hodges Koidcnrc; SUvia (13),
vilavia School; Fern I'ark (14), Logton Hall, i'rairlr la k e ; Hear
la k e (lit). Florida Power Co. Em
ploye* Club.
Du- voting iKxiihs will l>e open
from 7 a rn. to 7 p, m. TuesJay.
Mrs. Worren, 61,
Succumbs Today
.Mr*. Olai'ucr Warren, 41, died
at her home In Cameron City at
3 a m today after a betef lllneaa,
Mrs. Warren wa* born Jan. 31,
IM>7. In la k e City. Shu had lived
in Knnfutd fur the pa«t 4N year*.
Survivor* Inch’d# her huaband,
II. II. Warren; right children, Mrs.
I^urlla Turner, Orlando; Mr*.
Hilda Turner, Sanfurd; Mrs. Mil
dred Neshlt, Darlington. S. C ;
Mr* Louise Corley, Sanford; Laiter Warren, Sanford: Claude Warirn, Orlando; CpI. H. O. Warren,
U. S. Marinis. Japan; Rowan
Warren, Sanfoid. and 13 grand
children.
Funtral service* will be an
nuumed by liilason Funeral Hume,
Meeting Changed
Tha Sanfurd Mala Chorus' waakIv rehearsal schedu!*d Monday
night will ha held at the First
Methudlil Church at d. instead af
tha Civic Canto.*.
"Tha Iratiafer ia made necessary
due to th* Dal* Carale’a Cooraa
at th Center." Chorua DUtctor
Harry M. Wter said.
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Repubs Welcome Adams' Departure
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the outline, warned that psychol ! presses hi* u n d e r ly 'il d rive* ar.d
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W A S H IN G TO N l U F I ) Re mending equal lim e u> "an sw e r
Butler.
out what kind of perron any *<t - re ality *rJ how he defends him
ja k lic a n congressional campaign the d rp a ru r.f White Kouae tide.
G O P Chairm an Meade A lco rn
en person Is. They’ re lim ited, they self when reality gel* too ru u g u
Degree al M atarity
•k ie fs today welcomed Sherman
A t le a it or.e network — the waa re ad y Vo take up the cudgela
sa id with the hum ility of icier.Adams* roiiffnntlon as PreiM sr.t , Columbia Broadcasting Syatem — | *a defmtae o f Adam i and the ad
The teau* also w ill re ve al how
tiata, by the "ln eo m p le te o en " of
E U a '-^ w e r'a
No.
1 assistant. I indicated It would (r a n t the equal m in istra tio n * overall record in
science's knowledge o f all the mature the person la, tile eatert
They
la id
It
would
prevent I tim e, poeaihiy tonight.
an appearance beiore the Nation
th in gs which go Into m aking peo of hi* emotional responses, arul
to what degree he oser-eonlro s
WOrtering oI GO!* prO»p*:t» *1
| la . ( u r n .-.n
A Democratic N ational Com- al P r t u <
ple tick.
flM poll* la November.
liefend s lilt Kerord
i m ittec tpoketm tn aaid no d» j
"G iv e n these lim ita tio n s." psy them.
D em ocrats (iet/u U y
ebertitd ritlo n bad been reached on who 1 A lre a d y , bowevtr, the e ttu u i
In rh o ri. the teau w ill revea!
chological tests w ill " in fe r " how
"too la te " and prepared bo eapl- would make the D em ocratic reply political line • had been draw n
"the fram ework of p e m r.a lit y "
over the A d a m i ca ie . moat conand give an Idea of whether th!a
tro versla! issue Involving a hign
personality is doing as a ell a* it
White House figure '■* the K iscn
should The ten s a lio w ill give
bower adm inistration
insights into a, number of tilings
Adam s, unbendirg New Kr.gwhich ' f i l l in the d e tails.' Fo r
Instance, they'll »hnw up what s
- lard e r who ran afoul of a con
gressional committee 1 charges of
man see* In women and what he
makes of fem inity.
j "in flu en ce In government." an
tv/uneed hi* resignation over all
Regarding the tied known
By E D W A R D (O W IN '
m aking it* own offer* attractive ma or radio and television re t
must misunderst*--! of psychologi
in i t ' d P r f t l International
enough to assure ra ilin g the sums works Monday nigh! in as pub
p lay out fantasies. It gives them cal teats, th* " l.Q " , the psycho
R* PalrW ia M rtorm ark
W A SH IN G TO N ( l / P I I - Hnm# It seeks
'.letted a departure as could be
a ch arce In work "u t th eir feeling r jt s t * said they were rot altogeth
I "i<ed P ress In tep iitin n al
F o r the time being, however, remembered fo r a high o ffic ia l
loan Internet ratea are atill un
NEW YORK 1 UPI I - A r * * o f anger, frustration in d *0 on er reliable and shouldn't be !etned
affected by the recent tightening prospective home buyer* who w ill
In firm tones he defended his
— Jets provide fa m ilia rity with upon too h ra v ily . They d-v noF A IT H 'S E N T E R T A IN E D — Arkiin.snx Gov. Orval Fail* ground worth its *ait these day*
la the money m aiket. top govern be taking out mortgages are pro X year* o f public tervii e and his
'.as *w in g t, slide* a 'd —a surplus tbe space agr and children Can m rasu ie a Jieison * absolute intr
Irua c h u t * w it h S a n d r a S u e S m it h . M ia * K e n t u c k y in th e
B e n t and lending officiate irport tected by the traditional lag char -5 't year* a* Klienhower’a trusted
u re them to allay fe a r about air Hgeace, only hi* Intelligence as
N’asy je t
re c e n t M i.(A A m e r ic a c o n t e s t v. h ile troth w e re g u e s t * o f
Home tu ye re atill can get a loan acteristic of changes in mortgage "chief o f tta ff" and denounced
tra v e l.
But
a
liv
e
ly
aigum
rnt
la
going
vOtr.pared to w h it Is co r.sld rird
K e n t u c k y ’ * G n v A B . " H a p p y " C h a n d le r d u r in g S o u t h e r n
at ratea w ell below a ye a r ago lending It Is this lag. the rvperts | hit erltie a for what h* called
j ->n among eapert* about the w>a
Agree* t« a Point
th* normal Intelligence fo r per
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* u t . the t « ;e r t i are agreed. the •ay, that hat kept the price of their "cam paig n of v ilifica tio n
dom of plartng a “ aymbol of w a r'
D r Kor»:h agreed that a certain sons of hi* agr
(L T I Telephoto) ! on a p a r w ith sard-hoses and amount of “ actirg o u t"—which I*
anftenlny that preiailed in the mortgage money fa irly steady in almsd at ousting him from puhlr
T w o hides .Shown
e a rl/ months of the year h ai def recent week* while other interest iife fu r th eir "pers-.r.al advan
other childish de-ighit
-ahat t:i» children do in J e t * !.'*
These te-t* ha>* two sides Csr.s
charges have been clim bin g.
in itely ended.
I tag* '*
The fir-t stripped down Jet !
ill rtesm in a co nstructive wsjr. are the tests which indicate how
N a Upward Trend
Hr aaid U * evidence " c le a r .)
There are difference• of opinion
oc saved from the scrap heap set- but she added.
much and how well Die person
According to the Fed eral Hous established" he had never inwhether thle firm ing of ratea In
, tied down In E a st Orange. S J ,
" I t can he d--ne with thlrg* le a r n front merely Using—from
ing
A
dm
inistration,
fo
r
instance,
flue
need
or
tried
to
Influence
an)
dieatee the atari n a new upward
month* ago. L ik e m age, it drew th at don t g 'n riij k illin g Too much
dealing with situation* and per
conventional mortgage rate * show government arer.ey or employ*
ehi’drer. the rc c re a ll n department acting out In this way frrq jen'.ly
trend.
son* ard thing*. The other side
I had been unable to Interest—up to m akes drive* stronger.
C hairm an Albert J . Robertson ed no upward movement in A u and he lashed out at a llo tis f
is what can be •'inferred" from
lula-omiolt'.re
fur
then. It gut them o ff tke street*
ml tiie Federal Hum* Loan Bank gust. The volume of applications investigating
II
"In ste ad of the je t planet, give t h e s e
measurement* regarding
for
F1IA
Insurance,
one
o
f
f
iia
l
receiving
"irresponsible
teslim
uns
and into the pUygTound.
Board told United Press interna
them
p *v. •ntoglcally
h an t'le*i h«w good a mind natute gave th*
By the tim e the success story k ite s and g i -ns And give t!n m
tio iu l he did not eapert that in • aid. continued strong enough Irto '...r u m o r . Innuendo and even ur,
A T M N T A ( U P I ) — n * G eo r the ea«e for murder convictions
persc-n In the first place.
tere it chargee on home mortgage! early September to preclude any substantiated golsip "
gia P a id ,n Beard h * • act a parole was "w e a k " ard Indicated he w ill 1 -trrakrd across the nation, the som e ui th- j .p u ls r mechir.i.-s
" T w i individuals 0? the sane
Com m ittee disrluted (sifts
would be lig n lflcan tly higher 111 inference that the J ' i per rent
C
S
n
avy
had
d->rens
of
requests
th in g s — like plug* and screw*
i hearing O ct. 21 for R o ,a l / r In again Vole to free them.
agr may obtain identical scores
He re ferre d to the Subt ,rnm •
maatmum F l i t rate is boom ing
f . r planes. An estimated I ) Jett ‘ to s*urk *>n ’
Bontha from now.
gram . a Negro widow w h * e sunTne votes of Hit l * v Other mem
on an Intelligence test but p,.**r>*
tee <m
l- rg is la tlir
O versight
Some other eiperta were of the > •* competitive.
vicUun ui killin g a while share bers, W illiam E Kim brough and have beer, assigned to playgrou: dt
Lt Cum F . F Hilda
quite different intellectual abi.i
The F I I A did report one sign lifad 'd by R rp . Orer HarM* <1,
a-d
mure
than
yuo
other
p
la
y
•pinion that with the trra iu ry
cropper causc-d a racial furur
Mr*
Rebecca I . G arre tt, could
le r la lt ro n tn l d i.ls i n of the \ *
tics and potentials." they s a il
Ark
1
.
w
hich
dlscloie-1
expensive
of
tome
alight
tightening
in
Au
grounds—
Municipal
and
sch
o
o
lacbrduled to reive several billion
The board also w ill consider again overrule C arn ey, howrset
v y . Washington, said organlta 'T h e r e is. as w ell, especially in
want Jet*
dollar* in new borrowing In com gust, but only In the secondary gifts to Adam s from his m illi ,1 fre rir.g h r tuns W allace, J l , and
Stratford was beaten to death
lio n s getting surplus a irc ra ft pay children, considerable v ariab ility in
Ing months, even the a ljg g lih m arket. There the average die airr Huston Frien d . O m a n i (• .Id >*mtr.le Le e , 12 a no with their either by bis own rifle , a claw
Joseph Prend erg att. ese.-utise dl
sny individual'* Intellectual func1 ,r mother Were convicted of m urder am mer cr a hoe. or a .me combi- re.to r o f the National R—-rratlon handling ar.d transit rn*ta
*lon»r" or mortgage end of the •ount on certain F IIA mortgagra lire . Including a vicuna coa
T h e planes come la r s motors. tlonoing which makes a rigid re
’
loan"
of
an
onental
lu
g
and
>
■
increased
from
to
cents
per
*
|
i
<
0
B o n o m arket would feel the re
ing Jonn Kl.ito n M ra ifo i-l, *>•>. «,n navi n <f those im plem ents, when Vss-eUli .n. saul (he group s "co n Ii-.atrum~n' p .r c lr , gur.s a n ] other
liance upon th* I Q untcr.aUl* "
on Aug. I to M cents on Sept 1 pensisa stays in lavish h , t r i
percussion*
Nov. 11 . IM>, in h-iulawest Geor he w rrt to complain to the in- sulting psychologist* tell u* yeti trim m in g*
You can say an individual wi'.l
There was unanimity among the ; suites.
Outlook Uncertain
are
good
for
ch
ild
re
n
."
gram * about their row being in
O n ly h .r a fide playgrounds vet u sually dn at welt In intellrence
g ia .
Testim ony also showed Adam*
"A lot w ill depend," one author- esperts on at least this point:
Cornell
Doctor
Disagree*
e ran * arganirations and. for cs
A fter their sentences to life Im his corn
Itative an alyst aald, "on whether Savings institutions have an abqn had obtained Information for *J •-td prisonment the case was adopted
Bui D r. B a rb ara Korsch. of the am p le, non ptofil m useum *, "an aa he doe* with an I Q te st• the
Id m lilrd Maying
chances are he w ill never do
dant
supply
of
money
to
lend
and
fine,
a
prom
inent
tesiile
m
anufw
•nd how much the treasu ry bor
Cornell-U niversity Medical iV-r: •ccute plar.ee
a> a "cau se'' by m inority group*
The Negro and white fam iliewr.rse. Hut you can't tel! how
rowing w ill be financed with the home buyers who meet normal tu rrr. from federal * |e n :;r » w ,• 1
let.
doesn’t
agree
She
lo!d
U
m
tn
i
w.’ii.h gained it nationwide publl- share iop; -d adjaient portion* of
much better he might da under
federal reserve banki and on how qualifications standards s h o u l d which O o ld fla e 'l m i1' * • -i 1
PlrsS I n in null .a i l
the C M Dllilngee farm In Sch
jcity
different circum stance* Was *•*
much I* financed with private in ; have little difficulty in getting a ria l company were ir trouble
"O bvioualy. if you give c h ild irn
H U D V P E S T . H u n ja t ; ( U l ' l i — ill when he took the test? Was be
The convicted sons were I I arid ley County, wiir.e J1 m ile* frurn
1loan.
I his departure fonstltute-l "re tre a t
vesto rs."
the touts of w a r. they re going to
T h e Hungarian Com m unist new* tired?
IS y ia r s obi at the time S ir*. D aw « .r in T e rre ll County, scene
General belief here is that If
think of w ar and killing Off hand,
paper Magyar Nemset w r a r n e d
In gram , then 4". was the mother of the m ..it recent Controversy
There also is the m atter of hit
(tie Irra s u ry r a iie i moat of It*
a (t it a little too rralistk- f» r a H ungarian professors to-lay only
of I t chlldien
I I at them then over the c iv il right* of Georgia
mental
state
H it mind might 2i
money outside the led e ial reserve
p .*)g iu ii:w i Our culture tends tu
Negtos S
th-<*<- who had a " w e ll founded have t>e«n burned with ar.xle tj or
.isio
g
Another
n
a
.
F
ila
r
ey.
ih
rn
ly iU s n . tocn it w ill
encourage violence too much, any
M u ta n t conception o f lift-" could h* might not h u e rated whether
17, w*s trird separately and ac j Stratfo rd’s wife fo jn d Ms txaiy
—Siphon o ff Investment funds
w ay."
keep their Jobs
quitted
A
n
elder
Son.
Jackson
about halfw ay between his and
h« did w ell or poorly.
that might o th e r* lie flow Into in
Dr. Ku rsch i* one of the nation s
J r , confessed robbing S '.ra tfo n l'* the Ingram * home The mother top e ip e rt* In play therapy and
duatrtal and hnmr flm n cln g .
Iwirty of 1117 a n l was given • 12 and sor.s admitted one or m ire of
—Fo rce Interest r a in up by
direct-.r o f the out patient p r-liatrir
A M P M K I.I/ S
[ rnQolh -enltnce
tliem ki led him Irut etaanged de- I clinic at Ums Corrsell-Nrur Yo rk
S Y l t AGL’ S E . v V
(U P I)— a
.ta ils »f tha-ir t'.atem ent- srv e ra l 11, - 1 itUkl t lr d ic a l Center
Itoulm r Review
A B ! N E T S and
h u rg 'a r alarm easily routed an In
D< apitr three pilgrim ages by tim e*
Prendergatt cited these ’ psy tru d e r trying to force his way
Ill'll.D E R S S I I T I .Y
member* of the Women's Comile p rrsru trd by two
Georgia s chological reason* ' for jets on into a liquor warehouse. The bur
O rla n d o ll> S o u th
m it'e r f ..r Equal Ju stice ar.d a w hile *iiorr.ey s. mother and *01 * play ground*
r l a r was drilling a hole through
Os in t o
S a n fo rd
stir by other gr >ups, 1.0 one took gave un-worn atatrm ents a- ttretr
—It enhances the child a ego a wooden d-ior it the re a r of the
any legal slept to gain freedom only tria l defense and the Jury Idea! He o r -he can protect Into b u ildin g when the bit struck the
F t ) :»-.1 2 0l
F A 2 -3 0 fi2
fur the Ingram * Nus*. after lu wiehuul being « i o l to. decreed | the r.-le ,sf pllt t and build up a w ire s alta rh rd to the a la rm , sent
J a c k s o n v il l e iu p i i
a
“ I f H 'n c<*od n r h a v e It
years th eir ra te s are roitling up death The tria l Judge la te r r u n self Image
a »m all charge through the thief
planning e ip e rt say* Flo rid a 's
t t s a ila ld e "
in routine fa-hion
mi t-d Die senfetve
• Th* Jet enables children to and started the a ia .tn .
b ig rrst H i t t —its beauty—is alow
Ci a irm an Hugh t'a in e y of the
ly w a ilin g aw ay.
•twte tiuaid prevvoisly ha* voted
Itny W Johnson. national di
t„ parol# them
. r .,.in l, that
rector of the Ad* a n t'd Research
P ro ject, blames It on la rk of j
planning by city o fficials
lie
warns that un!e«» municipal srffl<
r l l l l lake Immediate *tep* " F i r
rde
cities
tnay
d rift
toward
bankrupted
Ml*Ml B K V i i i l l ' l l
Mrs
Johnson *poke Wrdnraday b>
tlla n r'ir H is firM
of l*u!k n t y
fore *ome p n person* at a de
a rd I jk r la n r l today was elected
yelopmer.t and planning im lo n
president of th* Florida K*prf<*
"p sfa re m e r.t I* matching from
F lin t Shltqis-r* A sm dating the r
.
C x n M p a n e ^ th e , le a tu jie A . . . C h e c h , th e , p r u c j e , !
btork
to
hl-ck
across
y-rur
t?tb annual rnnVentbrn h,-re
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!tit le * ." Johnson said, "spreading
it aigs l i e first tl'n r ill bistros
••r Rev, Martin l.tilhrr Ktsiyr ia vinitcil !i> lit. Kmil A the delegate* n atli'd a woman
demy fa r fa d e r than any p ru rn t
program ra n cute It The biggest
Nnclorlo tiller a IS-hnttr ii|isiratl»ii t*» remove ,% Isittci o|i-ii- president.
tingle t i n t In Flo rid a—b e a u ty cr from the chert «»f the Monlitomcry, Ala. clergyman al
Ila ym -nd S k im e r S r., of Sara- (
la Slowly wasting a w a y ."
-1 • was r rc trd s ire prr*bl> rt and
llarlent Hospital in New York. Mr*. Itola Ware l u r r y .
The meeting was part of a
12-year-old Negro, acctiaeil of the HtnliMng, un* *ent lo W ll.lam S Riiibh* f OrJa-dn * 1 •
program to a it up a system for
Itcllevuv
Hospital for menial olserrvallort. iloapital of. re e lc tlrd sr- rria ry - tientu rer
sirtiwn development and planning
Directors named for the nrvt
firiala sfiitl King i* e\|iected to lie taken off the critical
within the
fram ework of the
year Include Mr* B arfield . Her j
list
soon.
(
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A m erican Council to Improve
Kcrt Denson o{ O rlstido; N W
Our Neighbortaddl.
nit id nf l.ak# Worth, Jnl.n C
Hick.- • | I) ami Beach; W illiam
Mixon of Hiadcnt.-n. Kotwrt I.
J e rre ll T F lic k e r, son of Mr
F lic k e r Is m a n led to the for
G ETTYSBU R G S 0
U P I)- ard Mrs Milton II F ric k e r of U lk m rr Jean C H a irie r of Santa lia r s 'c h lrrn itla u rr of Cocoa. Ju-r, e*
P ric e of O rlando; a Ito *. Waltoi
R n r- I* ard rbaflo tte M r-er\ey lltghlaw n A v e , Sanford, graduated
'1
G II W illiam s of
have a pet h -r-ed n « l which chat s * tt « from a sit week m ilitary bara, C al
Island G ro ve; F ill* Dennr'.t of
te i* bark and foitti with their training rourse with the junior
Veto Hearts; J . Harold 11,-ntr of
parak< et but refutes to talk to pU t..m leader*' class at the Ma
.O aklam l. I! dwit J s n i r i n| I'alm
fine C«rpa S-hrsil, ty-.iantlco, V*
people.
O LD TO W N . Maine
ll'li
lla rh o r and Edw ard Vrana o!
Th.- children fuurd the h-oned
F lic k e r ia a student at San A kindly cow nauud F »> has
D anla.
Owl north - f f u -eaine country J"«e S tale College and one of 21X1O
T h , |nn delegate- con.-lude their
community while It was a baby student* arrking ro m m issio n, of adoptrd a handy legged, -pecklcd
with fu rr Instead of f ather. It fers-d by the Marin# Cnrpat o seb bark faw n d re r. The m s ha- been thres-dny convention F rid a y .
isn't o.d rnuuirh to hoot ) r t Ron erted collegians who complete Die playing nursem aid to the faw n
The r»*>f on the new Ja sre e
Die and Charlotte say it hlttea.
required training during suntmet since It wa* fourd <*«ru in in g Tou rist In f, rmation Building wavacation and graduate from an through a game p rn e rve Ih irk t t • uinplelrd la d week.
accredited college.
B y D E L O S SM ITH
l ' P I **ienee Editor
N EW Y O R K ( U P I ) —To answer
a much argued question. here is
an up tu d a ta outline of what the
s r .r s t r U ptycW .ogy can find out
about the m ental working* of any
pert m : w hether or not he w a n tj
to reveal Diem or if he him self
knows them . He has to sit s till
for p i) rhoiogi.-al tests, of course.
Dr*
Robert C. Hsrlow ant)
L e ir a rd F . Salaman ef th« Uni-
Home Loan R ates
Rem aining Firm
Surplus N avy Jets' Use
On Playgrounds Debated
Pardon Board Schedules
Hearing On Noted Cases
Teachers Warned
Alarm Effective
C
Florida Losing
G reatest Asset,
Beauty, Man Says
WESTINGHOUSE
Shippers Select
O fficers For Year
TALLOPPORTUNITYDAYS!
Fricker Finishes A t Marine School
lie Ignores People
Cow Adopts Deer
W ait for It:
KM IM * V U M
...w atch for i t !
Jssst N M t l w d
You're In fo r a
H o w It A ffo c ta
Y o u r V o r y fa ls t a n c o
I v o r y AdsaM S h o u ld R o o d H
g-**av* In S m s S , I T.a-S
Tea sa*«*-s
B IG
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iV O I.. X I.IX
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SA N KO KI). FLO R ID A
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News Briefs Petition Sig n ers
Plot Broken Up
Shop And Save
'Accom plish Task'
PA N A M A C IT Y (U P D - G ot
em inent tourers »aH today that
the arrest o f nine conspirators
f i s t broken up a pl. t, aided fr-m
T h r D l-lrfct Fo u r Commissioner
i .'Tta H u a . to se lla the bordei r ir - t <>f Seralnota County today
province of C hlnqui and pe-hap« *a<d that signets of a petition ca ll
Ing for an Investigation of the
t’ in a m s City itself
legality of th r p s v irg of Dodd
It..ad fed that we have a.-comM IAM I ( U p | a __ S im r SO la * pUahrd our purport by calling «<
•aforrair.ent o f f ic r u from Soutli trntion t thr project "
K!ortda me* h »rt today «aath F lo
Vernon k b u n a.
rat ,da>
nda Sheriff a B u rrau olft'-ala -o
'
work out detail* for a crackdown
on bolita.
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In Sanford
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W ED N ESD A Y . SEP T E.M R ER 24,
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Sabrejets Get 11 Commie Planes
In 'Baited Trap' Over Mainland
| p rc -c n tn l the petition to the CounI t ) Com m iaakni aaid thr petition did
not attem pt to answer the question
of whether thr D-dd Road paving
, la legal. It merely asked "proper
autho rities” to in v rsllg a tr th r I t
g a llty o f thr project, br a.klr*l*
T h r petittor w »a signed by 4*
( ir t id c r t * <>f Fe rn P a rk and tra d to
| the Com m ission by Dunn, taho w ill
• ucceed B C Dodd on tha County
governing body In Jan u ary
Y e s te rd a y , [I inI iI, K. A . Dyson
and II >nicr U tile voted to Include
iad in thr budget f *r thl«
LONDON t L 'l’ l l —Radio Moscow
C h airm an John K rtd rr and
today descrD-ed a new surgical
tty A t. K X F I
| mrnt r* ..* d a 1 gt.-ilnus s M a r T .'’
C om m issioner I.a w rrr.c r Swofford ,
device that made possible T u n
to lle d P re s . In lrrn ath m al
MaJ Hen I F u en told n ew t.
voted again-t th* molt n
U N IT K D N A T IO N S . N Y . f l T D iwung back Into lla annual policy
day a grafting of th r head of a
r* * ri:t» \ m in \-*t f . y
T A I P E I , Form osa ( I 'lM l—Ttalr- men the I'otnmuniat Mlg* u a .ii
The debate on the tuad arose . Diplom at! p ir d i.t r .I today thr debate, whl.-h had t>rrn In tem lp ’
pupp> onto a fu ll) grown dog. I',
I niii'd P ie ** liile tn a lh in a l
tv t » i NatlonaMa! S r t .r .- jit i fought neve lactic* l day
a n apparent
( i n citl/en a proteaird the pav- i rxlt«0 S all..n a w ill lau n.b a n,-s ed tor tu » day* <.f h> t d-t'ale on
r a l'n l it thr 'S o vie t Sputnik ul
th rir way out .•( a Communist effort
force a Nationalist pl«n«
W XSH IN GTO N i l ' P I l
I>»
tlie
China
queation
irg
.
K
r
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t
r
r
raid
thr
paving
had
au rg rry.
H E IH L 1
l-ebonon i l l ' l i - U . S
- '™ * r „ „
r 1, Z ,
7 C h in , d rb .t r neat month tinlraa
n-Tanae Mnu er \
k
l>cm„cr»tle aennlora c ritic a l of Ihe trap ..xei the China mainland and to cra lh on the mainland where
Marine tan k , and riflem en moved
b" r' *uthorl«cd and that the
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Ifd .a n D rle n .e M m i-.cr \
k
admi- i.tiatio n 'a f a r F.a*l policv altot down It l onxntunlat Xtig II* the R ed. could m e it a i “ rx b
,
..
. ,
road w a , not included In Ihla
rrrm il
S.CO m m unlat talk* in Krtahna Mrn.vn and Soviet f u r
lhl» , fu
current
between two reuding iwaaneae
1)f or^ ,r f j o,e Wi r *aw rhow aome quick » l|n of eign M lniatrr Andrei Crom xko led *»td in . joint »lalrm »n t Tuea.lav and probably dealmyed -i other, jdene# of a s g r r x .l„ n , •
f M IA M I I U P D - Dad* Commi*
fa c tio n today afte r an Am erican
. I iw - r k ati.pp* d
a determined effort to force a full- » l* h l it w a . -h lg hlv unlikely that to rt.) in a battle with l«wa enemy
I u in l Toward Mainland
" in n e r John Md-eod today pro- m ilitary police po*l got caught
lugbt in
in |
in wh«.e d h tilc t th* road
. ,
,
.
.
d re *. ilehale on th r qiie.u,.n of " *
ran t.irn k th* CommunlH p la in * oxer the Cot m o. a S tra it
| , ; rn(. M | ■ , ,
..
unl .
teatrd the r t a t f 'l equal d lltilb u .roaafue between tk* H x.l group*.
group* u '
" Z m i d wort I f t n
t W . «».
b l^ k .d , . f Quern.................
.he
The Nat Urn. i 1.1 . 1. force report m , S , . f l y t i i T d S m T X
lion of gambling tax revenue t,>
No »hot» w e tf exc'ia-igrd bet
conferring with Dytofl and U ttle
0‘ ' , '1*' " * r* ,w u l v * **
lln ta ln K ia n ie . to m em ber, ol «*•*
nom ic w eapon.
ed no lo.aca among the SabteJcr* tn„dea.
lured
the
N a tio n a lilt
• II rountlea. H r raid h r would ween the Am erican* and L r
k ,0
§ || r i ,., t r I f |(f h rr, .
I • petition laid " W e a r * o f the
" n r e i, empty woeria.'' making the \fn> Atian h o c . all V U l l u
Sena llu iw rt II llu m p h re ) >1* I " the dggral aerial illta of the
i J W illj , ht n «triteml. T h e *
ir ,V,_ couotv* doernt get l larger
*Th# I^banrae a rm ' iaaued <•,
» ,h l1 •* lrf * rtl3n I»ke pax .u m fira n t r e .u lu u n lik e ly.
\ . . u c a n M tl*i • / ! I M r.te rn Minn • xn I J.ia rp h S i r r k • I» V J emoy w ar There were u n..n, , . . r
..* irt l.ut • M ljlT a boxed tha
l i t h e county doe.n t get a
T h e ^ L c t u .c .r ^ r r .,
•u rd ^ o r | m |
uf
lrW 8 llU r M , „ r r .
rhe , ;r n r r . , A .a e m b ly dlnpuneal
« * ! - « Toted w f h t h , f a .................aid th e , m.pr.1 kmbaa , l » n •« » P - r U
thr N atl
.U N . , . . r , . „
, B „ * , hlr<l , M)rl>
aharr
nut arc
. to uaual practice , , n ,r (1I. ,
„ f , tlr
l nlied S U ie a T h irl een t ir o x .i
.ado r Ja i b Itexm
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> \ v . - i .m to air mta |r .l4 p .r
j ih - exit o|>«n only
armed .lx I lia n , on tight in *n at
amt unlaw ful
Mr therefore J * ,h . ate” on i una Tueaday when , , u - ,h * nine vote S - .M
bloc. ( ,.uld oegotlatr
are a *.-fire »t ‘ ilea to rack up lh a '
^-1 tow ard, the m ainland,
tempt lo .la v e olf c iv il « t:iic
iiif l.
...d
automatli
fire » » n d that an lnxe.tlg»Uon*ba made „
, 0 , hrIve for th, duia Yugoalavlk and five Meat K m . yuemoy and • the n id e rly »|th*
Tt.e N atlo .ialiatt' Sah iejct pi lots
1A L L A 1IA 8 8 E B (U P 1) — Tha
0 f Im m ed iately by
proper authontie* tlon u f
the current
aea.lon prupo.
P -a n .
voteda g a in .l
the Am erican
draw at ol m in e * *
N a tio n .ll.t
slugged their way out of the Com
Cabinet hat gixtn a tentative g* crackled through the ttrrrta
and if .a id aitlon U determined to jU
ou„ , h, o l r r , r \aj|„n a1
Pf0:* '* * 1
'"T>e- "
munist trnp in a h .t t li
I h it
a * h r a d for preparation of a site (or Ilrtru t all m i.rrin g in the w ra;
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1
h |n c,e Commu
' ,,U n d
t,‘'
i*0
Humphrey and r l a i k .a id in
or li rr t, l, the C
Chtnrae
Commu
matched some o f the g-e-t en
" t h e nee Gate u n ixe rrlty near violence *in.e C S force* landed * . ' j ' 1
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from
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were
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ie
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that
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nlrta.
gagement* of the K o .ra n W ar
T .m ...
I^l.anon in Jul*
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h
"
in Lebanon
Ju ly
*However,
’
latt e lie im m ediately rem oved
]>
,, rural
t* to
n i,n n.>uM have nn ellect
Hie
final ro
vote
to admit
adopt the
thr ire
rrc Denm ark, l l i i l a r d , Irelatid. S j r
when Xm erican o lio !, flaipg K M
fin al okay muxt r v r e
P re iid rn t Fuad Chehah acting
and Sweden
K. ur other d e frn , # ol y „ rm o .a and
• nniendatloo ol the Steering Com w .y
Sabrejets acuCrd a IJ *o 1 r a lia
G ot.
Leroy C ollin* and
atate ,u«t J t hour* afte r he took office ' 111
4l. l0 ri|i„ * ly tveen dragged to the
m in e ,, which had ap'proxed a U S Kurapeana A u itrla . Greece. I c e
oxer Communist M lg .D i.
Com ptroller P.ay G rern , a n l fundv clamped down on the lighting with
land
an
P
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rtu
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l-fo
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lio
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,
s<tn
(ot
nn
pur;Hiae
propcial to th riv e the repreaenta
must be available in t h , n ,a r.y - the Dioot-on sight order He *1* •
Same Aa Korea
an* and Is ia r l abstained.
remotely connected with o tr n
lion issue, was n i t with t ah
depleted *tate trta *u ry .
lent tank* to the main trouble
General I , Nationalist a ir force
tlo
ra
l
security
''
* ttention. I.a«t y e a r's vote on a
intelligence d irecto r, was asked
Moato* l t d . . . Iliitalix
•im llar propoaal w at *■* 21 with a
T h r Am erican f o r .. * moved In
how- the 32 S a h rrjrt* could u k a
lit XI. K I I . I T N I R
They taid that it lltr M altav*
1abstention*
M O N T G O M E R Y . A la . ( U H ) to hrlp m andat., sccu.ity after f A r
D ,,c
C n r U lf D
on the supposedly >up«'tior MlgI n .lfd I ' l r . i International
T h r a s s e m b l y Immediately
talks vutii Com.tiuni I i hinx fa ll.
Alabam a G ov. Jan tta E . Folaom firing between civilian * endanger
| U |
U U j
J C IT IL C
l l s in combat and defeat them so
An effort — described a i
we il.o u l.l Im .iiedialely' cat. on ‘ am ailn g ” surer** — at lu b stl. thoroughly. H r referred newsmen
•re p o rted from a hospital Tuesday ed *ome Am erican im it a t io n *
the l nltisl Nation* lo tu rn ' out f Ul|n^ private for public schools lo the record of A m erican airm en
tb it h r w ill <ran# • c etntnc) 1 Sa n e of the t*rh a n ir% h i.I
C H IC A G O ( I ' l ’ h — \ fu m
hearing for Jim m y M'il*on. a forcerl Marine* I h a r lt * Mo..re «*f y*idi>w who depend* on buses a*
a cease fire followed I. » m ill
(n (Tiailottrsx111*, Va , began to-I In Korea when *it|>erlor tr.xin irg
tary evacuation
*>f G u e.n o ).
.(ay .
was <.edited with the v ic to ry .
Negro condemned to death fu r a N yr, M o nt, ami C hatles Bu tler |,r r „ n|c m ,a n i of ir«n*purtatlon
n ig httim e robbery that yicld rd ..f Make M ills. Iowa, to take cover o ffered tha Greyhound llu s Corp.
M X S H tN l.T o N it I ' l l
H ir ;r i
Vt Im pel. ^io t.n o a. im a u w h ilt.
y f,p
aystrm « a - t h e 1 While the planra t.altlrd through
Mmue
and
and a deed to her » acre
f , . , mrn „ r nredr.1 for post may never be anothei Sherman the t idiest Mates and S«tlcmalia! ( | r i ,
I r |r l| | „ , llr
^ „ r r . the skies C om tnunl.t a rtille ry kept
I t »1
‘tiehtnd‘ a w a"ll. *“
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J llu 'lv r j j
.had been directing tra ffic as m ill f 4rn, Tuesday If It w ill continue t|m a „ n Ihe advisory ttoard af a Adams ai the *nle of President t Inna w n e remitted ir fu ll a .c n ld m lr r ,| p(f , „ t
j,r r ., „ )m r , ()uth up , |)a|f . hear
he«rte.| ttvimhardmenl
tary policemen
< lo atop at her home
t ub Scout Tr-*.p in U k e Mary Ki-enliow er
on geoltcy in the Q urm uy c t l.U In I ern arltm.l* from being Integrate*! of lha Qurmoy*
When the Marine aitn u r^ to 1;
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j u r)
Holtman, in
m p irlr the
A
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o id llif
niufr
lhanone
development
a“ Mo.co<a ,
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— her •» '•.• All
.it* other
Ml'tri aiepi lo
axe cI uHtii|>««ir
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\Xppnixlm
|>pn»X I III IIately
tr 1V ) |n r h 1 1 il r r n.
oxer the Inletaectiuit. the I lia n s ' tulal an illln
ComMr». political authority,
authority. Xd»m**
Vd*m** pod
.t alia rirr> ln < f d.tinc ch a irs, re ie .rln l
Illin o>isia Commerce C
o m -'ccharter
h a rte r have hern
tvern made by Mr*,
j ...•!- | Haiti,,
Haiti,■ l.ioadcast w ariest I I —
rxa m iner
in rr she was
-»a» alone <
( ||j| f s ,;» o n and M r*. Jam es lien- Hon aa ,,lhe
.
ceaatd
m ission exam
The assistant to the that 1
backli
the United x ia trv In
rn.Vt-al.ift d a is e s in the baarThroughout the city this nto.n tn |,f r anil her greatest com fort*
Volunteers may ca ll M rs. Nel P r r .t d e n f' which he gave up Ibis any attack on C o m m unid f .i.n a mrnt> at.d ^ c ^ a tlo n room* of
% New residents and businessmen
feuding C h rtitla r.s and Mo*- 4 r , r .-m ).
4nd the t .r r y
wn 4t TA 2 )<U«
week was unique — not In title would bring the same unclear ^ 1 4 f ;|.|o-da homes
In Sanford and Seminole County |f m , machine-gunned and b u rn e d , hound .b u t .*•
i
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tnrt In personal relallonaltip
tallallo n thr ll.titia n s have thr rat j
r)rf
| >p>n
t fl, >n,
m i' < ^ . ! n ^ nfr
f x«UcI»1i on
1 '
••*'•*•
e.asy us-.sn.ug* ^
M.-osger W a r r e n
t
Ih r e .'M e . t l . e . e
.m ,„ n ,e
e:.. d . gainst X n n . U a
m other foe OOO * f Ute c l u t e l .
IV .C h a m b e r o f Commeree CoM
ot the Mrth o f Hm )(i r , *|
ng atreah o f adver.
ia P r I, J
.
reasoned an r aneeeaaor U A da.,,*
state DeiM rtmant Sp o kram m , (ll, , , , p re |r s m H 4a an "am ar
Club mretv at to a in. in Mrs
Prophet Mohammed
the void.
X m rrk a n City .Maganne ". f,’ * , aucceanl tn hu Mile hut n t I u . h o I. i White said ; »te T>iea..ay tllg” , ,, r r , , w hhh In her npi.dun
A p i'w .y 't Ite .U u ra n t.
M l llo iu n a n capletM d lh a h u i ^ jh ' , Vro urar'fo 'r' .Ir i.ih i" about *°
w sw ip w a.M .g authority
Un.t.,1 M a t* . ..id N a tn .n .;..r "coulti^go' o’n ln d e H n it .iy > ''’ '
U IIA R L O T T T E
(l U P D — H illy
•'The Coffee Club txr become
has oern stopping at her front , h# fo n iln J, „ „ 0 in<l , , u| pm fn, „ f Klnenltow .r vested tn the man he China “ have ...e d the ,.rm ..*t re
T h r t r n r r , nn
o f Negro I Graham once drove a jalopy
ilH
an invaluahla hrlp in rita b '.lsh .rg
. • .I r fo r 12 v e a .t and .he takes
,
, ,
r t n ,rt T h , m J< i. called hla chief f s U ff '
.tra im ,n the fa r* of t .ntlnued ......... . w>Wng an
■ cowboll dan g ling from tha b<u in p.
n#w business r^rtonalliis's In Ibis
. s e ra i tim e , a wrek on iH p dM irpoMesJly tile fu rrm o tt of H i
1 "
l" r,r "
" " '»
P '....... h> '»,* Chinese Com
p rivate classra Fifte en leach ,^ r, '
' *"*
• ®r • bar*
a ie a .”
M aster of
I'e .e .n o n ie s
... . : . . lamp for sho,.pinK Um | (0 (lc lp a M
u tr
• * * * » at
••••
n t m l.i.- In ihe F o r .................. t a il . f , began the rlaaaea fur puplU
. ‘
l h a .ii* Morriaon taid today.
aa, utti.m a and to go to rh u rch •lory about the "refresh in g new bV a ilm in l.ti alive drtall will .on C u n tro vn ay.
of the dosed Venable elementary
"
• >oxi(Hful prank, amt
tim e Hul a single Individual v.as
• M'hen I heard the Greyhound atehltertural design
; the rv a n g e liil irm in d rd adults in
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not
expeclrd
to
succeed
to
the
w a . going to change the route,
Sperd up Appeal
1h i. ( hat lot te crusade audience e f
A r c h b in h o p N u m e d
m ia m i
t u r i t —Tro jo cai »torir it was like hearing a fu n e.al
.
"yes nr no" p-iwrrs nf Xdam* or
In
A illngt -n
Va .
altornev 1,100 Tuevday night not to ion.
W A SH IN G TO N lU P I I — l’ nj«e Helene built up to nea- h u rrlran e w .t. going
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T h <‘ " • » J , f n w * H,»> * l" ^ to the (m aid s of h i. In llu rn r*
to h* ..........
helsi." li
r a Holt
F ra n k l»
It* - xr>. ir.iie ie n ttv g 1 k 'f Ihe f in am i „a n k * uf y,,u lh in
told K x .m in e r Harold Dos l^ u llr d tonight .1 * a . paMor . f u>rf . 1)p„ (n, llp (r<| , r , | h>.,,
IMiia X I I ha* named ArchhDhop force today a* It whipped the At m
to Negro d ill,Ire n . . . „ l an appeal 01 , : l n « ,hp pHiMemv ol teen .
Ihe Community Clm r h •<( t'p s a b j
Altreri
M eyer of Milwaukee tn j Untie Ocean with 70 mile an-hour j u . n>would t.e n!r»| 'r ,,.ii a ,«.i t oedar ■►r r * Hnlay. He said, how ever,
succeed Ihe late Samuel Ca-ldnal winds some 100 m iles east nf Palm
j have more 'han I need," she ami the t .im m u n ity I'.rs t iy t riia n |
tha* "tern o grr* the world o ver
that admit* f,,u r N< g io rs tn
.
tiuevh
,
f
l.ake
Mary
The
«».vicr
M rtlch i * archtbifhop of C h ica g o ,1{teach. F la
pleaded
" I'm
willing
to give
While * hoot next F rh ru a ty . Itee
f ‘>r a ca u se ."
w
ill
lie
held
at
the
l^
ikr
Star)
NTW l> i:U ll. Irxlln U t i l It was announced todas
Chief Fo recaster Gordon Dunn . ; , r jh o u n d »t,i«*» a year lo r lt»»
vr« said the c ju t l ,,f i,,p - ilv
They a r r finding the cause of
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| predicted Helene would reach full j r 4 l , — and I w ill sign a che k church
T1»- gov#rn i»» nt f.v»V llir
wi 1 •>* asked to rule them ad t hrlst ,* the only one Worthy of
,
...
.
hurricane strength of TJ miles an
advance — and I asill w ill my
l.f l.t r Ihkt It i» nil M uir 1 u i»rr
tlu lr total allegiance hr taid . lla
m .tt.d 'm m edlatrly
h i w a n i a n s r e lu c t
hour or mure la te r t,o1av. farm lo the < ireyh.,unl corporaThe at J hn» U nderw riter* A.
K i n ** ta t Inc Gandhi
«t <* •!!•,»•
Near IHcktey, M V .
thru- Was urged trrn • ager* to dtartplUio
C A I'E C A N A V E R A L , H a ( L T I >
D A Y TO N A R E A C H (U P D —
However. Dunn said it posed no tlufl ,f Hiey w ill keep the atop at aociatloa w ill meet for luncheon
An ads an, ed t o il verim n of the " » . * ? r ** *■ » ■ * "
an Intrgiatlnn prot.leru with a Ihrm telses thr .ugh C h ristian ded*
• ch **te r W.
McDonald of L a k r Immediate th ica t to the mainland m ) d «.r "
tomorrow at 12 noon In the IMr.e- N avy's I'o la rt* m issile burst .p a rt 1 “ ' [H,> •',0 ‘,IU 'M - r , r ',u ," , l{
reverse twist The lla trlg h Coun Ion and tbu* avoid p ;lfa !la and
land took o ver today as K lw a rla
• Tropical *l,>rm Helene h i* un
i j n r r . Mra Holtman told United cr#*t Inn A ll life underw riters are lo fllgrtt t.ulay and . hug. (Hunk , ,h r > w* *
,U n f f
ts lloatd of K .lu ra iio n tie.k under I "to ilay’a obirsaion with aeg in
governor of the Flo rid a d istrict, d-rgonr .low but steady Intenal p t r .* International
she
would urged to attend this local aiaocD- rsplodcd in a lag.jun on.) » frve
"U n Indian’ " io o ,- e | npp viti n a.tv Dement a trq u r** f >r Intrgra A r.ierlca.'*
*u -re rd i.ig l*h II.a n t of Jackaon- Itcatlon dtt.lng the p»*t 24 h o u .« ' jl4>p lu w i lk right mile* to lltr ti. n meet. ><
| hundred y a i.lt liu m In w ill) popu member a of IS rllx m e n t
lion of • N rg iii acho ,1 Negro r>'»
Hu quoted j H arvard professor
flu.in la id , "and highest w in d . „ r 4 , , , t
but »top. and t lust
sille Reach.
the quealbia s r .i.e when I! » * • idettU •■( ll.e area requeated ear t s warning Gist “ Uhle»a we re*
lated I'w u a U ra d i.
are estimated at 60 to 70 m iles tBn t d o l l . "
Th# Orlando Deanrry in e c 'i to j |-j,p 0th rr
halt of the 21 loot reported that an Indian v sr.iln ^ ......................
Hep that the sciu-ol
be kept k* r,e the trend of our ovcr-Intcr*
per hour.
night in the t.re a t H a il nf thr St (W h l
plm rm eted I'ark to the *
f.oth
Ve that *p«f|ed *y (rg rrg a te .l
rst In srx In A m erica, our na«
Iwikr'a Cathedral at * >1 I’ a iiih t ap< within a few yaid * uf ita 1’ he late Mnhamiaa K
Gand'd
ti„ ,,a l fate ts sealed "
ST - P E T F R S R L R G it I I I
— r f 4 ,e In Intensity i* eapected *
leaders «nd brads of ..rgantia :aUOth in4 .^ n d . aod rv p l.n l,d in .................. r r . . „ t - f.,r t , t ,n nd
H iin d ird t uf .revs • cut, I v y , ,
Sen. t.eorge Smather* Tue». ay | , , np ky,t|, n r4 r the center earlv
lion* will maks plan* for the * bag* muahroom cloud uf im« k r !•*«,irr.ee, had l--rn refusr.1 ad
league clad youth* aial girta I t
, .lie d 'o r atticter .tandard s for (() % morrl(n|t .eportxd wind* of
grns ral convention of '.lie Fplsco
j Game*.
• in . wators I • t l . >,v i l l a g , , . s . ,
iw e a trrs and sk irt* were In tha
memberahip to the l ft, Siiw cniw j , lw ul hurrteanu force in 'a equal!
I l tould no! be learned Immed menl m anagrd .........ku ll.d r l lin e
, , alienee. Ih e flrt t 50 p*r»»n* la
ftC o u rt a-d rem oval nf • potlil.-lanv,
t p w n i>nl hurrtrane hunter
*il.D-SM AR , I N , -The Ku K lu t
0 r l' S
'n ' ' U 'n,
‘ lately w h rtn rr there were any in
Deputy Ifooslng M inuter A K
Mrs Norma K Xtcl^iughlin. K? accept
G raham 'a
c h a lle n g s s
legivlatora and a o c la ltiti" from
. ,p#
n„ , „ unii , uch f,PU-r K la n and the Knight* of the Reach
■
ju .tca irom
alther explosion. * tiand# esplalnr>l that the man died Srpt 17 In XVashington. D. C . [ to make "d erisio n s for C h ris t"
• a . khigh
i .k stribunal
.ik i,..i
* -the atorm
While C am ellia will hold a crus*
th*
j w jmj .
their prolie of
John
Keeling,
manager of
•DI
like il w«x coming '*** *"1,1 he r dd 't e „ r l!.e 1-in
'It*
Melaiugbtin wa- socially were teen • n g rn s„ n* wet *
-------------------------G ale, force winds extended out burning at J a rk to n v lllf Saturd-w
Sears, ha* hern promoted to cap
lig h t toward ill* ,'' *ald It li . ( C.sstt* to dlt>nr.
!>.1 w .,,i.,| ns ■ nr>nirtio.* In **.»"! ,r«| »-f j i
niotr- wn-plns
a* they met cruaatia
m ilr . from the renter in all night, teg reg atm n.il lllll H endtls
tain in the National G uaid KeelH io t .ir t , Coco* Ui-avtl deselupet.
Iu l"* l on more (,, ,, «1 clu 'lo * it ir.g to O tia.nlo tH year* nx-v.
counselor* In c lu d in g G ranam |
Th# Seminole County Firem e n 's ' Jiie e tlo n t except the peak asHIth announced Tuesday
S u rvivo rs Inctii.lt- a ,,,r . -irorge m „tl,«r fath er and brother.
I te n d r il, national commander ">* “ n tw m ja fo r » f '..m p .o y II. i - | i » , „ t up about 1; IX p in. hr w jfitril to ild
A *‘ odatlnn w ill meet lontgtd i t 'w est quadrant where » u lft pushed
T h r opt*o«i!i!
quick
_
XV XL'I.ai.g hlin, O .la n .lo , forms rlv
Of the Knight*. *a.d the c ro s. ,1 ,,h Arm wl ln ,* n ,r 7 Hallalton. in a normal (lig_ h t hi a lsd straight
I tn the L ik e M ary firehouse.
it only tP< m iles
............................—
—............... -- - - - ganr ,,j
up Then, at about 2.ts«i teei or denounce th# government .la id ,
associated with Henry Might In
Firem en from Sanford. Lake
Dunn said Helene » . . moving burning
and
public speaking
«o altitude, it audiiinly turned
" I* It tie .,,.nine t > an Indian 1 r , r ,| * hpre; a daughter, Mt*•
M ary. A T.tn on te Spring*, fa s - ird,. a trough of light variable would 'w iH rn d rd by member#
i •••,;* wear l.is a M, la u g h llii. New York City
Mra .Xiare M Kam i, rie.-utive lo u lh w r.t tuw aid t ,<coa and the government to Im,
*r|l>errv and Oviedo are m e m i.c:- wind*, v *u ,h
^ , 1 | V It i* invited, he saui
'
aecre.ary e f the C e n tia l Flo.Ida mainland
Ing t.a .lillo n a l Indian <ltr»* f.oin amt »i v r ,j1 g ra n ilrliih lrrn
id the Association, Xtj.rl. Cleveland «• irs r un c .la tn
• peak ill---<1 Hank, w ill be It-e gue.t |
It begun lo w h irl and wobble a government hotel" one opp- *l
Fu n eral service* were I,. Id in
S r.. Sanford F ire tT ile f, i l p.e«i probably would he in a genera.
II- d .u
*«W hr will
I wru t) -right couples a ig .-d up
Maahlngtun la«t week
from cru tch e s," if aide, explain speaker Thuraday at the Jaycre amt ataited down, t thought it H .n Irg D Ialo t demanded
northwesterly
direction
dent
f,,r *<|uarr dancing at the C lv ij
|n « |h a| hr m ight n,.t be aul* t luncheon. M rs. Rand w ill t>, intro iw a * headed *tralght for my house. |
1 '
Center tv*,, weeks ago In itru ctlo n t
make the trip t e r a u ir of a hLod duced by Ralph Wight II .
Ih rn It looked a* Ulough It waa
w ill twain again tonight at I , with
,-;.,t in his figh' leg
------------------------ *
aiming for th r H itrliin a Foal t r a il- |
professional ca lle r Joe C u rt!* d ir
ep
aik
w
t.l.
h
is
j'fc.ut
l,*WM
feet
La*t w in te i. I lr n d .' i
**,d
h
t_
.
.
,
ecting
norm uf ra) house ‘
had rti*tiaml^.l h,* o. sn--h of in *
D U g S In C H O r iO t
The class w ill rem ain .-pen to
The blgnwaya near l a p , Cana
Ku K lu x cvlin in Florida and
°
beginners tonight and next week.
v r .a l w r i , quickly jammed with
m g .h ire d the l.n lX 't * of th* White
A fter then lie g tn n ria w ill have to
. . . . .................. _
........
cuilou* motorist* who .aw the
. jin c llia of li-* N.x'.lanal C h ritria n
K ..O X X I I . L L . Tet.r.
i- D
T..e mg m istile tall earthward,
*.*«. U.Xtll tl,«' *1 - Vil>,| a l—lip fol lit*
t nurrh
m .nandrr of the Cape Cana
1 |w
|u c k e l
.uppuaed
in January The restriction i>n by.
M K I.IIO D H N K .1 I ' l l — tie r of age to ca rry out thr kind '' glim t. , dura lud cluae I In) group
which
S P A R T A . Mich. (U P I> — A in " f a ir " condition with head in
(ion* laid tie fn r, a man is shut
T 'k » o f'L m T itV a ^ a ld ^ iu , ,h '
, " 1' c“ " U n
tducatlonal program
'* i» il*,** who base a knowledge o f
to the m-on " a ll the Djg* will '
.
h 1 *, *
*,
m . n *aid to<lav thr government. m a iiilat„ry if we a i r to turn out t h , dance step*
e rstrd father clim axed a violent ju rie s.
. . ■>•1111* i- .i.r . t •s .t , __ 1 .
have to he out of the char, d "
. ' ' ‘ ' . u 'm
rducatofa. indiutry
w e ll.ra in e d stu d e n t..
. . and the public
.
The program , held weekly on tha
_ ■ » « « y . r w . s r * . - - ></, , a
’i ' T . j ; , ; ; ' ! ' J ; l l , i o
i
,n flight.
..........
„ „ . k.
m u .l
wo,k
In
eliminate
the
| , u, MarNahb .a id the public A I* ic Center patio, tv ip o „*u r*.l
MaJ Gen
Donald N
Yates
Tuesday night by grabbing three 'D '1*!’ * * ,,e * K J l' h- * hnUt <S ||u g *e s* t ir e ,a ft executive who
<Xrak *put*
in
thr nation » has the k- , r j ! r *1 n sponsibility I „ r by the Sanford Recreation Departf-v.tguni, killin g four of their five M 1- " 1
U l ° „ ^ p ^ j V a i d "icd to k ill h lm .elf 12 t lm r . this a d d rrsird 60u K . * am ain Tur-dav
education
a js trm
If A m erican providing adequate . ducat!.,n fur meet,
children and .e it t n , the bou.e on from
^
)r„
„ „
............ h i. I3th J t * Kentucky-Tennaasre di t .u l Q j - j y e r ’ s
L ic C n S C S
youth la to be p irp a i« d properly ,|| r n l l |„n'» youth.
convention.
‘ ,r f ....
- 1.1 11
. . *XlcMiltan
* .* * m .. khad
..i trs
I'igorsh
*ald
Mrs
trT.
' n l* r ,P„* C\ - V :
„
*
He -aid that in la y there .« a n .
—.
The fifth child w at Injured sert
He said a man can t>» shot Into 5 o l C S A r G L a g g i n g
His
lifrtr*
s
b«l»
was
found
been under court o .d er to refrain
fl 1.
MarNabb
manager o f ...................................... .
. . . . . . R j f g j T o iH O r r O W
otisljr when the father, O rlan.l Me .
v i.in n x the children wh„ had rru m p led in a shower In his lua sp a.e "w ithin a ve,> sl-,-t time
T ® ,. ®
tl, r ^t| 4 , | nt
n| a | n a |||tii " P ir a d o . of a general publl " IV I
M Ilian, .tru c k him on t h , head
Mv " ‘ w ,,h X lrX im .n tn the «r.ou
bom , T u e .d .y
h,
h i. hut getting him l „ the muon I .
2.77* driver a llc e n .e . <>^
winch alro n gl,
* u ;,,c ,..
* „ I A vv,tn o n , of th , ahotgun.
f t t t B r i.lt H IM f M llli.I .lk e *
• . long wav O ff."
i . I een h am
In B«mfoofo; r .,„ n
j 4 ,r l
Put
rUuc" Uo"
*+ * " T O
Law After Bolita
*Keds ‘First’ Again
Feud Flares Anew
In Lebanon; U. S . “
Marines Intercede
U . S. Plans New Debate
On China If Talks Fail
Two Senators Hit O b servers Credit
Far East Policy;
Use Of M issiles
On Brink' Again
Would Close Tracks
College Gets Okay
Virginia Reports
u-;;:;-h, i ’Amazing Success’
' In Private School
Widow Offers All
Huarinjr .Scheduled
No Other Sherman
Local B rie fs Despi,e His N™e
Recognition Set
For ‘Newcomers’
Give Youth Cause,
Billy Graham Asks
Helene Builds Up;
Course Uncertain
Bulletin
High Court Lasheci
,• ............ ..
Diapers To Eat,
O kay; To Dance,
Trousers Needed
,M „ Idu„
Cross Burning Set
By Florida Groups
Firemen To .Meet
Mrs. M cLaughlin,
Ex-Resident, Dies
IVt
18 Couples Sign
For Square Dance
Prepare For Space A g e ,
Crazed Father Kills Four
Delay Moon Trip
Children W ith Shotgun
Florida Educators Told
Kills Self, Finally
For Alanson Rowe
*
M cM illan waa found unconscious
T u c M l) n|8h, lt„ went to t h
r ------------------------- Generwl k . t e . said th *e sho h # ffi
<>f ( .
j .
w
I — 12_^ . k. •
iI—M
m
_ *L
. . .
. . . . .
ah^yx* 1k. Ileal *a*. e • I i a re*,JvI*
/
■
by polica about one m il. from the homp in d , old y fM l,Ian she was
.
1* ^ - I t , * ,
Jhoot the ftr.t man t» the m .*n , t#n A le ,.m le r .
ru ra l horn, whera tha m urders oc w in g to U k a t h , children.
A H im e r H a r ) F « r IK e
Irom the U S
want to be ton
u
u , 07, U Io w
runw d. Tha lira ha ttart*d w a s , M cM illan, an unemployed fa r ' W A SH IN G TO N (U P D - I'r t s i vlneed that "h e w ill have a pr.tty ),# | r .| to U l A t
llK)0
put out before K rou'd ( • u tr <orr a 0r k fr , admitted thr m ’J i jd fn t Et% rnh o «fr had a third an
, chanc# to grt Ih crr anf^ ^licrn«^« a rr anticipated thi* year
inurh damage
d xt s,
In iv e rs a ry trrday, I rut it i* not onr back.'
' ix ilh only f i v , ami a half day*
The dead children were Identi
M u . M cM illan was taken to a hr w ill rem em ber with fondnesa.
He told re p o rte d that getting left befute t h . Headline Rept. .70.
On Sept 24, D M , at about 2 a rocket to the moon ">i not a line* a r , e ip e ctw i to b , forme-l
Red as Ronald W illiam , 7 ; Bonnie hospital in Grand Rapid-, aoout
Job. but we in Uv« lobby of the court house.
J a n ,, ft; R ich ard , 1, and M ieh«l* U miles soulh of Sparta, where a m ., t h . President was stricken j seriously d ifficu lt
Yvonne, 10 months. The injured she was reported in s Date i f with a heart attack at the Denver | expect to encountrr failures be t'i*rk a w ill i-e on duty from 9
ch ild. Orland Benjam in, I , w as shock Doctors said a h , had c mi* home uf hla mother • in • la w ,,c a u s e of the atate of development s. m. to & p. in- weekdays, and
m m U a boapital w aeia ba w a a lo o bvr (te a.
/tool V a. m u» IX noon Satu rday,
ilia . Ju u u S . Dowd
|o f our m u t iic i."
• * || tao f r r <|ueBlly. the fund, ala .a
1
.
I located and the p o lic ir. rstab
Hshed by our government agm
c|e . are dictated hy political r„n
•idtrationa rath e r than by, th r
need for im proving our school
*y stem ."
I f the nation is to ‘‘ m sintaln
it* position in t h , space age,"
( MscNahb
latd .
" llie
educator
m utt have the au th o rity, t v Litersa t, in* knowicdga and U>* guar-
* ' * ’ * *
. ..
•' IInstead
#,tl.< l.l ll,eo
■a. ..I
they *a.aM
spend! I.il
billb.nt
uf
d .’ .la rs each year nn the ‘ -teccs-ltie*' of modern fix irt r »Jch ».•
liquor and a u lo m o b iirf,"
Nobb said.
lit added that ' the p a -rn u i f
too many of our students t.-di.y
a r r -mwilllng to assist our rduratora by teaching th eir own chil
dren respect for authority as r ip
resented b , our U acitcra. .
>
. uncra!
serv ices for A lauso a
he held tomorrow
niormng at I0 >» at G ram ko w
chapel. The tfrv John W. Tho m as
w ill officiate. B u ria l w ilt ba is
Oaktawn C em etery.
M r. Rowe died yed e n lay m orn
ing tn an O rla n d i hospital a fte r
a short illn e ss. He was a re tired
m ille r, m nslnq ta Sanb-rd in 1 4 1
from M ilford. F a . Ha has M lotm cdiata aurstvorw.
..| , 04P> Wi
�mmm
»
•few* •
• m f f t r J l W rraTB
Quotable
Quotes
Today Is Little Rock Anniversary
WASHINGTON* ( U P I ) — It w a ilS t a le i could or would employ f#d
•n e y e a r ago today that the lOlat eral troopi In enforce c iv il right*
A irborne took over in Tittle R i x k l a w * or Judicial d rertea created
to enforce the Supte/ne Court i T Jite a h aa.le
‘ ru lin g azaln«t aegregatrd educa-1
Cited F o rre B ill*
lion In public achool.,
, Sen. Sam J . K rv in J r .. H I N C .I
■' One year azo tonight. P rrild e n t and auheommittee s ta ff member
K u e n h o w rr told a national T V Robert Young raised the question
audience of h it sadness In order-1 Insistently to A lly . Gen. Herbert
I n f the troops to move and o f the Brownell J r . They cited the so
firm n ess with which he Intended railed “ force bill*** enacted after
to prevent u n tiw fu l In te rfe re n ce ' the C iv il W ar when the southern
w ith the court’ s decree.
states became m ilitary districts
If the President w as ssd . which under arm rd compulsion to *p
constituhe undoubtedly w . i , the prim e prose r rrt a in lews and conititu
emotion of tome o th cri pecu liarly iionat amendments.
The U . S . Congress s pen lie ally
Interested In the proceedings must
have been stark astonishm ent. authorised the President to erSuch Interested persons, fo r ex- force with federal troops the c iv il
am ple, as member# o f the Senale lig h ts thus projected. The point
eu t*n m m lllee
on
constitutional raised try E rv in and Young was
that this authorlratlon « f the Re
J ia h t i.
Subcommittee hearings on the construction period equally would
_D17 c iv il rights bill took place In support the u>e of federal troops
*m ld • w inter. The question wheth then and now.
The .tto rn e y zen eial did not
e r the President o f the United
Children Spanked In Detention Homes
T A L L A H A S S E E ( L ' P I ) — The ar.d the B o y i School at M arianna
Children's Com m lrslon
reported I are being run In a v e ry efficient
toda> tHat boys a rd ;lr ! s are manner w ith the w elfare of boy*
sparked in m any p ib lic a'-d pri- ard girls as the p rim ary interest
vate detention homes In Klortda. and concern of the supertnten- !
but always with the “ ch ild 's wcl- dents, directors sod other person
fa re ’* in mind.
nel who w ork with them ."
Gov. LeRoy C o llins told his
In her cover letter to the govnews ro n ferrn re that this report erro r. M rs. E v e ly n M cC affrey of
a rd a rover letter from the cortt- M iam i,
ch a irm a n ,
said
‘ We
■balrman
“ com pletely art relieved and gratified that
' personnel at the Rots rontrol and discipline In our state
in M arianna .e c u ,e l o f , in.trtuUon. was not a . pictured
bratTl
whipping u n ru ly Vhtid'rc
M U . r . .I.o
to h ».e
to hear
,
School
Supt
*
c * r* • Uo r ,U ,v f d 10 h f , r
Arthur about plans underway to provide |
t b .fif r
I member o f the Chi! Other methods of control at the f
rcr. • <. inm iaiion, adm itted short. Jt.-y s School and a r support Mr.
1ly after the a rc isatio n s were H olier In his request for funds to
made thst obstreperous youth, employ adequate sta ff to deal
are spanked. But ha said the with the problem of control '*
whippings sre adm inistered only
Besides the state schools, the
in his presence ar.d with hi* commission also visited private
sanction.
.
^and county youth detention h o m es .
'T h e re I* r-.thing b ru tal
In Pensacola, T am pa. Bartow .
Jackso nville and Orlando.
The
ecru*alion
.,f
brutality
It did not la y what It found I
came in testimony before a comThe report said Flo rid a law
m in e * In Washington by a form er permits corporal punishment in
P 'vch iatrist s ' the Bovs School public schools so long as tt is
T h r report, made a fte r the not “ degrading n r unduly se v e re ."
| cngtmis-inn u .rde an IntpecU'-n
But the committee said its u«e
of Ha inatituliona. said “ It is our In stale school, it questionable
opinion that both U»e G ir ls School because It Is 'fra u g h t with dan
a*. O raia. the scho>,| fo r feeble- gen of abuse, public criticism
minded children at G ain e sville ar.d development o f a philosophy 1
'w an t In d i i . u i i that at a ll and.
fin a lly , indicated he Mould have
to walk out of the healing if th e ,
A L B A N Y . V V - H a rry S Tru*
m altara were preiaed. Here are
tome quration* and an iw rra a ft e r ! man, te llin s a D em ocratic dinner
, .ubcommittee dtacui'ion turned to about the R rp u b lira n s:
“ They hate also been able to
the R eronitrurtlon bills »--d the
arrange things so people who reuse of V. f, arm rd forces
eeite dividend r h e r ’ t
—. l
Young
General
B ro w n rll) In
the Republican IN C p la tfo rm ...t> ‘ moie mimes front drvldentis th in
Republican P arty takes a definite all .the f a r r e r a In the country
aland sgamst the use of violence a rt m akirg from farm ing.**
In the enforcement of ( ->urt dr
N E W P O R T . II I - L t. Cmd
jtre e a . .Th ere has been a deal
M ann, skipper of the
of w o rry, as you know, *• t» ho* Graham
far the federal gosernmrnt is p rr- B ritish yacht S cep tre, on rlia n rrt
pared to go tn the enforcement of w inuli.g b ark the A tn rrlra 's
of court decrees in segregation Cup:
casts I would like from you now
"h in re we have i f r n the Colum
an expression whether this *ta- bia and the course over wti'rh we
lute <permitting use of fo r-e t Is w ill ra re , we fre i a bit more tonIntended at any time or h is it fid e n t."
been discussed, at b e lli: used for
enforcement of these decrees’
D t L L A S . Te» — Jim Ifeth, on*
n ro ssn rirs Answers
of two r e .a s pilots who set a
Bro w n e ll: I am rather disturbed record fo r co. 'inuous flight by a
by you even raising these points, 1light plane and plan to remain
because, as I said an many tim es, • l„ft:
public statements made h;- p c “ W*’ i r tumping up a rd down *n
sons who intimate that there is sp irit and th at's a ll we can do
any such thought In the minds In this crowded c a b in ."
M rs. Llbble W iln rig h t, of M i of anyone here in Washington to .
By M ARION R . JO N E S
i n i t . d p , , „ | „ i , , n ,t„ ,n a l
The M Y K of the '* trit Methodist am i, Is vlalting her children, M r. u«r the m ilitia In these rases rjocs
id M rs. Hen W alnright snd lam- not represent tlie t r ie stau- ..f
Washington - Hubert K . Ken
Church rn)uye<! a skating p‘ «ty
farts and I think It can be Iir, | v_ r h irf , , unset o f the S m ite
• l the Coliileum In Orlando on L .
F rid a y evening, thaperoned by
The M ary Ihiwlon C ircle mem- brought Into the discussion at a ll Harked. Com m ittee, in urging
M ill L u rille Brookahire and M rs. hers attended a cottage prayer i on*)r
vonfuae tha issue.
court rem oval of Jam e * It. Hoffa
F-. L . Ia ittre ll. Follow rlnj the akat- meeting held at the home of M ra. ' ^ n- K * * io : " r •** entitled to at Team sters L‘ men president:
Ing, a ll stopped fo r ham burgert J l, R . Sp en rer Monday evening. |
* r r J ° “ | hpr* ,h * ‘
“ This It a v e ry c ritic a l tilua
•n route home.
Miss -E llia h e th F f m s ll, grand- *.b^ , | h f‘ , | . h
b,llw " ,
tion , .tura'iiH- thia group that
Enjoying Ibe pwrly were Mlaa
controls the T e a m ste rs Is so corL u c ille Brookahire, M rs. K . L . Osledo. re re n lly received her m as
1tup! from th* t o p "
dent
by
existing
law
can
enforce
L u U re ll,
Mlaa R u lin n e
P a rtin , ters degree In nursing
.
. . .
| by use of the armed fo rtes.
3 fiaa Diane Aulln, Mlaa Ann hlaL E X IN G T O N . K y .—Gov. The3he received her training at G *iBro w n ell: 1 believe tberr
e lk , J im m y Jones, Jim m y DeShaso, _______ _____
veston and A ustin, T c * . M ls t ;h , l r
im ptiralion that the d o rr M rKeldin o f M .sryland, in
<X|.re>sing wililnymess to propose
!ft.ad Lingo Mike D e tric k , J * ™ " ! Fa'roeM, i ‘ sraduVt’.- c.f thV OvUd
I'ic iid t n t would a ,t (tc k lrs ,I> if
a school integration iriolutlon al
.P ack ard , Ropar Norton, Roddy i n i | h ,School and F .S .U .. T a ll.h a a
unconstitutionally,
and I cani *u « a m *h u llv
n
ncn K>*
1 * u * 1
.notit uncofnt
i t ution J 1i ) , And
the
southern
governors
conoster, Eugene Shully and Weve , , „ U U fh ( „ ja v a r e s before go- , J , Jiu t 1(t b>. in d
the
roc- ( feren re:
’
,
, , . ...
y1 N’ewr Orleans to train as a . ortl
tuth im
tmplici
— contain
------- any
-n y such
plication.
“ I think It would be good for
Tha C ity H all M em orial building m iaslonarjr.
Thia has gone fa r enough. I perSouth
gras the scene of tha lira t teen
She received her ach.darship for I a„nally cannot stav here and at- the
'L‘r *’”
" ,n . fo
,n rr us
“ * to recognise ,ihat
n i'
age high achool party F rid a y aven- nurses' train in g on a competitive ' |0w any such Impli-auon to h* '
l n l , , Jut,on
,hp Supreme
Court's In telp retatlo n Is the laar
In f- M ra. George Kealcy and her eiam ln atlo n .
'd raw n .
o f the lan d .''
chairm an on high school rtcre aMis# F a rn e ll la now director o f )
n. Mra. Milton G ore, w e r* In Nursing at the Baptist Hospital
B L A C K P O O L . En glan d — Slngrr
ch a rg e of arrangements.
in New O rleans, w h il* waiting ap
P au l Ib-heson, In armounrlng he
High achool students decorated pointment as a m issionary to
plans to live In En glan d'
tit* spacious room fo r the a ffa ir A fric a by the Baptist Foreign
“ I s till w ill t ia v r l Use world,
v t lh tha achool colors, orange and Mission Hoard.
and whenever I go back to Am eri
M ark .
ca it w ill he fo r a alsoc* « 'av—an
A 'te n minute coitferance was
overnight atop, so to speak.”
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conducted to dlscuai plana for the
Chinese o ffice rs in<hiding even
pertiea fo r the rest of tha year.
BOSTON - M rs G la d ys l l r f f r r
generals may be peeling potatoes
M ra. Kaaley hat announced party
with the low liest private in a new nan, after ticing hit by a bat Hung
Vepreaentatlraa; W allace Kalaey
s im y • wide political cam paign. by “ old frie n d '' Ted W illia m s:
And P riscilla Tuhy, tw a lfth grade;
' I'm a ll right and It u . | | '!
This possibility iris e s from a
t v o n K in g and Bcnne W ain w ilg h t.
icccnt d ire ctiv e , reported today T e d 's fault It w es Just an acdBy H i m * J A N E K E O G H
e U v fn lh g rid s , Carol and C h id e s
An Installation service for the by Radio I ’rip in g arid the New d e n t "
T a r k e r , tenth grade; and Linda
R
ev.
John W. P ille y , pastor of the China News Agency, which states
H a rris and Tom my E s t r i , ssir.th
Ut».STH\ — T r x lile ly cn m B e r
Community Church of tfpsala and that “ a ll cadres of the Chinese
grade.
w ill nard G o ld fiiir. on the. resignation
Seventy-one
students
3<vk»jsd the C o m m u n i t y rrts b y te rla n People-* Liberation A rm y
Church « f Lake M ary w ill b e , •l’" " 1 * rnon»,» *'* < y >*»r In the o f Sherm an Adam s as prcvid cn lh l
dancing and refreshm ent*.
assistan t:
M r. and M rs. H arvey Joe Stay- held tonight at » at the Lake M ary I r * n.k * " ordinary soldiers "
" M y feelings and friwvdsliips of
ton are tha parents of a baby church. The«« two churches are I * 's n* r * l kang Teh-chlh and t J
toward Gov.
“ lh ,r h ,* ,• ' ronking o fflrc rs lo m any long > rat*
daughter, horn Saturday at the Joined in th* parish plan.
The H cv. Pilley; preaches Sunday I ,h r , T ,in **n •*f v» Ir f l laic >a«t Adam s rem ain unchanged."
W inter Park Hospital. G ran d p ar
,n wo,, , ' •* enlisted men in
e n t! ara M r. and M rs. T . E . Par- morning service st the Upsala
M ONTGO M H V. A la . — Gov.
tin . M n . Blanrhe Partin la the Chnrrh at 9 ». in. anu at the Lake , ‘ h.r «onipanle,. the agency report
Ja m e s E . F o il ,m , tu telling rr
mote-Uian-pruud great grandmo M ary Church at I I a. m The in ed
“ They w ill obey the oiders o f ' porters hr went to the hospital
•tallatlon services is under the
ther.
M r. and M rs. Gene Gore are the direction of P re sb ytery. The Rev. the company officers like the oth- a fte r finding out his w ile is to
have a sixth ih ild
parents of their firs t boy. In Walter M r r t j of E u stis, the Rev. er men th e ie ," it added.
T h r rilr' " “ ve follows a m . v
I konw it's .aid, bat I'm th#
fact tha young man iv the only boy Robert R u rris of C ie sc cn l C ity ,
tho n e v . I , W Scott of W inter r a r " ep ,h i* >c i,r
which unc that hat m orning s ic k n e s s ." 1
Jn the oGre fam ily.
Postm aster J , B . Jonas Is sport P a rk , and the R ev. J a m e . M. *°vernm ent leaders, even Mao
T A I P L I . F o rm o s a -,\d m H a .,
ing a broken toe. injured about Thompaon nf Lake M ary w ill ia l.r T»e-lung him self, went out Into |
the /field#
f.v do , D
F e ll, roinm ander of U. S.
!j ,h,>
f d l *and
nd /factories
* f *or*f
three weeks ago. Thinking It was p ait In the service.
fo rces in th r P a c ific , i.t v l i l l n :
K t i l Sunday afternoon o ffie m nom*n i * ,n ,n ,|* l Ijb n r.
ju st bruised, he has been hobbling
I the United States and Natl mail'd
around. A trip to the doctor proved and w ives of the Presbyterian
,, „
77~ 7\
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.
I China a ir in fu ll accord on policy
O
iurch
w
ill
honor
the
R
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It broken, so now It is in splints
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in th* Dueinny c ris is .
M n . Gaorgt Morgan is a patient M rs. P ille y and daughtuis Debbie
~ V ’ r | “ We have an u n iltis ia stu - rf
• l the Drang# Memorial Hospital and Robin with a reception in ( ahinst Board o f t nnseiv
ation I j.ac|, other."
where she has u n d rrjo re auraery- the Educational H utldin: of the Tuesday granted permission to
lien H ill la also a patient at the church. Everyo n e is InvlG d *> Ha>es R Ownby D rilllrg Co. to
come between thr h-iu.s of a and plug Its Ada R H arrison oil w ell
Orange Memorial Hospital
John M ikler is in the Wmtar Y An invitation is being Issued not In Santa R o ia Countv.
only to mem bers of 'he chu'ch but
P a rk Hospital.
M rs. Kathryn ( T . E l P a it ln , to the comm unity and the *uiFREN CH
D r illin g * D o u k Iu iu I *
who ha* b#rn in the Flo rid a S a n i rounding area as a whole
I T A L I A N and
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M rs. Joe S m ath rrs was hostess
tariu m and Hospital for some tim e,
A m eriran C u t.In c
geturned borne Saturday. She i« fur the C iicte No. 2 recently. “ Doughnut" is llic nickname of a
l l r e a k l a i l .......................I.untb
_____ ________________
Studying the new study book-anJ new type »f barge designed fu r
it il l confined
to her home.
Dinner . . . . t .a fr Supper
offahorc
drillin
g
in
deep
waters
Mrs John O liver has re tu r n A l1apendinr an rVening In Cnriatian
U I '.l lvDAYM - t a.m . - 1 a.m.
home from the hospital.
frllow ship were M rs. Ruhy JJn d n , It's circu lar in ahape with a hole
S U N D A Y S • Dinner lit In p m,
M r. and M rs. Ilob Ragsdale and Mrs Ruth Gobi#, Mra. Ralph Wtl in the center for the well boie.
M ar-1 ro ll D in in ir lln o n t
little daughter, M arsha, # n j« )td lia n a . M rs. itich aid Beebe. M is. A model n l the ' doughnut'' is lielive slay at the t*each at Daytona Jam es Thomps-tn, Mra La Vera Inj,- le .tfd for the petroleum In
and C O C K T A IL L O U N G E
Sunday. U ttla Stevie spent the H arrison, M r,. Roy Howell J r , dustry at the U n iversity ol C a li
IIM V . 17-11
F A 2-2902
day with his grandmother, M rs M is. P . D. Anderson, M is . Nila fornia,
Kettle Ragsdale. A ll enjoyed din- Cuym an, M ra. J . It. R 'a v t i , Mrs.
n e r Sunday evening together at Anna Cowan, Mrs A It Ailing,
the home of Mrs l l r t lir Ragsdale. Mrs. A rth u r Crocker and Mia.
Ilo b le a se , again this w eekend Mahic Rruw n.
fo r Denver, Colorado.
M rs. Geneva Abell and ami,
W iley, have returned from a v a c a
tion spent In Georgia.
M r. and Mrs. Anthony Daniel
have moved into thr Este s Duplex
Our neighbors and friends, M r.
•n d M rs. Lynn Mosler. have re
turned afte r spending the sum m er
It) M rs, Adam M uller
w ith their children at C h a ilo lle
D r. and M rs. I.u th rr Tarh ell
• nd I .anting, Mich They re , sol t
tia ila with it liU v e i in other parta have returned from th eir summer
home at Mo<<dhrid|c, Conn.
e f Michigan.
M r. and M rs. C h a rlrs C . Ilr r t s c h '
T k t it 'l no n«*d for you to
of Eldoiado D r. have returned
"
fn up" just bacavi* y*u
from a trip to Rlrhm ond. Va.
Masonic
Meeting
railed
for
M'sdh*«#
soma builoais at esf
vcstii r. ns- s m u » i mi v
tie .d ay, tkrt, I . a l t p m in the
m n t u nr.i'.ii
bank.
»»— !»t !S rt e r tis ststu tss of i ivs. C e n le i. A ll D e ila iy ’a Ms
111*,
n o t ic s :
i*> lic it * n r ,u v * v aon’a ate u ig rd to attend.
Coma *1 you a,a baesuta - a
Tnet r.S o .ro r s i h . l la * a,«l4"r «,*
Touring Flo rid a C aid P arty Oct.
lh * fol|,*v*|»tr (• rllflrA ls l««% flU<1
• •14 rtriIfl# • I# for »• i .l#»4 lev
4 at 7 p m. fo r Ibe C iv ic Asioar* u itd to k|>4 work—j
Th* i *f ilf is «s. • mint'
.*4 . . * c of
« nIM. .iis
„ .nr. f•. |U*
m . *!•«
w ." : i
*«
C iv ic Center. Shell
i*r *n<\
paaple. And -a'd «ed ha>d
• rlAliftB f.f «h« rr«is«Mr
*1 lla
nd
Asm# In nhish ll Rd« a*«f««*4 m*
to sae that your oaads #•#
M r. and Mrs Charles Trinow#• fevllnmn;
« •rllflcA t*
tl« t n r «if I# aki of Monroe A v r. entertalnrd
t#k#n car* o f . , . 1 jM!
•
lu jv 1 I H I
his cousin C hsrlea T rin o w skl and
M M c rw fT lo .v *»r r n o r i t i t T r
I
I »>tw C T f t i l t^
his .on C harles J r . from RiverI*n4'* Atirinat W . .* .u . i
head. N. Y . C h a ile . J r . i* enrolled
U ts
T liir M f
Il»r**i4#'l
f»or» Th# INihllf lU t " f ill
at Stela m U n iversity and will
fffmiriuU row m r P U r*
Mi
study engineering.
I" • • 'Irk 1 'im r d
O
V ilh a m * A ll
•• 14 rr«f»trfv k»*
lo . tv* /■•uo'r, of arm in -'s.
•1st* oC rio fM . t n lss, tu, 1, t sc A M P 1 1ELLS
lfl.a ie .alia ll k* r*4.sm *4 a rr« r4 .
« * l« taw i»i» or it,# ,t. 4t*>rlb#,l
A HI N E T S and
a » r,h ra rtlfic a i* win a . h -M *->
lh * h ln h r.t k,4,tsr a, ,*,* «ro„i
I
ll’ll.H E R S S U P P L Y
f . M* of 'ho ................... Co in ly l'* « r t
1‘s,,fora Klo r, i», .w IK .
Orlando
lly South
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Red Generals Told
To Peel Potatoes
Lake Mary
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There la some likelihood It w ill d»y be elim inated in detention
adolescent rebellion, it homes.
Inc
But he said “ there comet
r.a expressed the hope »hit time when tome it n e c e s iir y .'
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IN
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Phone before
$600
noon for your
money
later
the l i m e d a y !
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D ra w n
Fryers
"SI P E R
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lU fiir r
RIGHT'*
W e a lern S te e r
IJonelew
H IG ir r
Lean,
89‘
L b.
Lean
59*
L b.
R IG H T *
4 r 5 3*
in O ', P u r r V eifeta lile
S H O R T E N IN G
W e ste r n
S te e r
d e x o
Tin
89*
A N N P A G E R IC H C R E A M Y
6
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Mayonnaise
Pttrpnvp
F IR M
A P P LES 4
39*
l.b . H ub
CORN
6
25*
Earn
R IP E
Tomatoes 2
FRESH
T en d er Y ELLO W
FLAM E . RED
Grapes
P ill .b u n
-L it. IIjik
Flour
19*
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49*
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Potatoes
5 1l.b.
Raff
49*
•'-u«ek
tYaterground
Detergent
Prune Juice
Q t-
Sweet Peas 2
A N N PA G E P ure
APPLE or
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GRAPE
J elly2 FEEDS
a
27*
27*
Hunthinc
K rlap y
It e iu la r hire
CAM AY
Inatant
Starch
S » anann
Kroien
3 7‘
25 - Lbs. $1.03
100 - Lbs. $4.10
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Ma tola
Blue
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Apple Sauce
1.5 9
Sirloin Tip Roast
All
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FRESH LY
Ground Beef 3 ,K
“S U P E R
A A P, Our
HON EL ESS
Smoked Butts
"SL P ER
33‘
W H O L E lb.
Round Steak
"Sl PKIt
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f f f ir
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f t p 1—Wed. g rrt. 24. 1M I
IS; y •‘i r *.~'*'*
25 - Lbs. $1.05
100 - Lbs. $4.49
Hath
Hara
4
1.99
Corn Meal •n*. n.f 55c
Surf
Lg. Pkg. 30c
Lux Liquid 12 O z. 3Qc
C rack ers
2Bc
Soap 2 Bars
19c
N iagara 12 O z . 21c
T V Dinners
63c
O il
Qt.
63c
I I O t.
C lean ser 2 ( a n 25c
Dial Soap 2 for 35c
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Prices In this ad cffc cllrt through
Saturday, September 27th
CORNER 2nd and MAGNOLIA
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W*d. 8«pt. 14. 1958 Pt*«—8
ta n fo rft
Irn T B
Recent Parties Fete Spicy Apple T w ists Win Top
Popular Bride-Elect Money In Pillsbury Bake-Off
Th ree mare p a n ic* hjvr- been r is ; M rt Marvin E ste * and dsugh
given bon «nng popular October it e r . Mr* lloh E s te s; *lr» Mar'on |
n* G AY P U ’L E Y
Francisco, took second place In
bride elect Miss Kay E s te * , daugh E*te s and daughter. M is’ Nancy
l P I VV«mrn'* E d ito r
the Junior division, winning I I
ter of Mr* iluhy H a rris E s t r s and E s te *: and Mr*. G eorge I I . Carl
NEW YORK (L’PI> - kmcri non for his (.olden G at* d e n t il
ton.
the late It W. E » tcs. Oviedo
ca s favorlle desSClt, ap p le pie,
b au "
M rs J E . Rrook*htrc. M rs. Roy
A kitchen shown was held at in a novel version won top p u re
No male contestant ever h t*
U e is c n b jig e r and M rs E L I-iit- the home of ' l i t VV. Hex L'lontl money of UJ.WO today fo r M r*
t ir l l w eie ,o-ho*trs«c« of a luncn- with Mrs Robert Lee a t cn hoi Don de V ault, 3*. mother o f two, taken tup money
ean held at the C h erry I'la z a in 1test.
of
D rtaw aie, in the
P illth u ry
Tup Junior winner was M i*t
Otlando.
The Clonts home w as attractive tenth grand national lu tkesiff.
Mary Ann W'ntvb.w. IS of Grand
Chr> santhrmums
and
croton ly decorated for the occasion with
M rs De Vault, wife of a real Fo rk*, N It Who won $3,0 •! fot
leaves vtrte r anged tn a lovely arrangements including crotons, estate man. won the grand p rtrr her "doub'e date double food,
| pattern a* the center decoration shrim p plant and hibiscus
fo r her "spicy apple
t w i* i« ," a layer rake
11ip kitchen quit p rite was won made from ship* of p a «tiv tw ist
for the luncheon table. The h»*
Thin ! | l s r r in III* tumor ill
te s trs presented a g ilt to the by M rt Fred Wheaton of llrla n rd around quartered ap p le* and Vision went to Tm dy Km-il.', 13.
.
hoiMuee a* a memento of the oc do
placed end down in a b a kin g pan of P e r u . Colo , one of (out 'h . .1
The unique refreshm ent*, enn The 19V8 version of «i>plr pie rrn nf farm er
casion
W tllirm Route
A T T E N D I N G T H E R E C E N T m e etin g ’ . . f t !.* s , i „ i - 0 i . . n g v K n it N - ," .i, H a l r d r e u x r * .
Those enjoying this a lla ir vitth obling of lee cream moulded Into baked In a brief JO t<> 23 min who won lio n for i "tonuto
w e r e ( l e f t to r i g h t ) : s e a t e d , E d i t h V a n N c s ■>. H e t t y ( la s * .
H a r r ie t
S la w t c r ,
M a rie
the guest « f honor and the fo- rolling pin* and n ip cake* deco lu te s, compared with 45 m ln u lri shre<ehurger pie
X i jr h li n p n t c ; b a c k r o w , I r e n e H a r d y , D a l* \ K id d y , K li n S t r o u d , D o r is J o h n s o n , V e ra
hostesses w rtc
M r*. Rub* II rated as pans, w ere much ad requited for ordinary ap p le pie.
Winners In the bride*' c il» g jr v
M e e k e r. M a r jo r ie W h it e , K iln .Mae F ie ld s , M a r y M c M a b n n . T h e m e e tin g to o k p lace nt
Mrs Lillian Jrh h k, a le g a l sec
Estca and Mi>
P. (I
Dodd, mired.
were.
Those
invited
to
enjoy
the
party
re la rv in VVeilchfsIcr. I l l , li*ok
K iln 's It e a u t v S a lo n in D e lt a r y .
mothers of the h r 'le and groom
Mrs Hetty E . M ay. of Sysr*
f r e t . al*o. Mi*s IVgg y Flem in g w ere: Mr* Rav R ra tle v , Mr* otto term sd grand p u rr of E 'JS 'O for
* tile. Mil . who won $ I !\*l for her
Diahm
an,
M
rs
Johnny
Jon
es,
Mr*
h
er
’
'rich
halier
bread
'
recip
e
Mi** Mary Ann Slayto n. M r*. J .
lemon nut ro lls .''
H o n o r, also went to .sue man
U Sta * . M r. George C. Means, H arold Lyle*. Mrs vv r Meek
Mrs L a von n r H ills, of I'u it M, r . Mi«* Peggy F le m in g , M m (iie g o rv J . Patent J r . 19, o f San
and Mr* Milton (.o re .
Icgaiiy, I'a *sho t.w»k ll.o o il for
M r* Ja n ir* Partin and dough Vnn DeShato. Mi*s Linda H arris,
iher ’ peanut brownie drops." and
ter. M ist .Suranne P a rtin , r n 'r r Miss Ann Lundy, M u* Vrlora
Woman's I ilil.ir
C IlM b rlh \*hbv .
I ’ honr I \ : M il
Mr*. So llarw o n
ivral for her
ain rd v»ith • luncheon at L icit Mi*,'n. Mi** Nam-y M yers, Miss
'"merry m lneem cater*." j cookie
!i->me at I p. in S a tu rd a y, ih r \nn Pierson. Ml** Elena Tuhy,
Senior division winner* were:
.Mr
and Mrt. W ilbur Keeling
home v*at attractively de.-oiated Mi** Mary Ann Slavto n . Miss lletM u . Verna Phe.an, of Mitmi
announce
the
birth
if
th
e
ir
tnisd
tv
taru
R
ra
t
lry
,
M
itt
Ju
lie
Gore,
with gladioli and g rre n riy
Shore., F la . $3,0*10 for her ' swift
The
luncheon, served
buffet Mi** He*»ie Flem ing , Mi»* R ctly ch ild and second dsu gh tec, Cy t
( mdr. ami Mr* J F . Met.’lire
Ray F o ra , Mrs thia Anne, on Thursday. Seplem c u ira ri c a k e ,"
style, was ro in p lrm rn ted by an Sam uels, M u
. Don't forget the t r i scheduled
and Cm dr. and M r*. 1. I Ham
Mr*. Magdalena S la v ik , of Pod
unuMial bridal arrangem ent d't Rs.heit E ste *. Mrs F re d Wheaton, her 1*. at Ihr Semlnolr M e m o ila l
;/« r October 1 from 2 to 4 p. m
rick w e ir hosts for a tiaihe-ue
played on the «er\tn * table a* M itt Junle I lem lng. M o t Suf- H o sp ital. The hah- w eig h ed *
lh« C iv ic C enter. This i t l l l
dinner-on-a stick
p arty
at the
Keeling
annr Partin , ' ! r• P (• D dd. led pound*. 8 ounre* Mr*
tenter piece decoration
'w ill he «pon>orcd by the Seminole
home of the M cG uires on Grand
l* the former Marion lle r b « t .
lusted as guedt at this a lfa ir Mr* Iluhy E ties
County Council of Home Demonvlrw Avenue F iid a y evening.
T IIIK S D 'T
were mottiers and daughter* .n
•tratior. Ctubi.
Cocktail* were served
before titu
luding
........................
iiris 'I*
* ir*» iRuby II E s te * and
The Henry Shelton Sanford M* rlinnrr Highlight
I'ro crcd s Irom the tea w ill hr
Ight of the evening ,|i u r h l r l i
Kay K a te *. Mr*
ca
t
Nf>* rdficer* W eir rleeted Mon
T
n
o
risl
l.lb
ia
ry
and
Mo.cum
■utr<( In send d rlc s a lr * tn Caines“ a* a h
•*:p , onlcst tt hit'll p
Oortj, it
The t in t meeting ol th e fall
mothrr-in lav* to lie rlas at the fust fa ll Mirctlng of
A tlle tht* sum m er fo u r II girl* d u lly welcomes vlu lto i from t» a produced much fun and m em
•eatori uf I he Sanford Story ia a
ol
the
bride
elect;
M
u
J
.
V
.
lia
r
the l-akr Mary t II Club.
'w ill hr *ent to Tallahassee to tn. until noon. Mrs J It. It J } is m*nt
gur » « . held Monday e v e n in g at
Mr amt Mrs R VV. Sturdivant
Tti<>*r elected were
president,
■hnit course
Remaining fur'll* p tctrr.t lib ra ria n .
the Kpiropal I'aridt lln u a e llu *
tlu e il* attending Included ('apt.
rn trita m rd at a rehearsal dinner
Linda
Green,
(lis
t
vice
president,
**ill he spent on repair* for the
F R ID A Y
(ra
te
s
were
Mrs
K
t*.
W
illia
m
*
.
it . I M i*
l „ A. A rth u r, ('apt
at the P ln e c ie tt Inn Fiid a y even
Kathy
M cCarthy;
tecs.nd vice
Iln m r Demonstration iluilding at
M r* J a y Reek and M rs It
J'.
T h t UDC w ill meet
3 p in it d Mrs It 1 Stutsm an. (Mr and
lug preceding the i t h r a r u l of the
prc»idrnt. Peggy M lllr r .
Seere! jit h and S lll/ o n l
Ine huilding
3 l» u lr
Mr* I. E ta m n v , t-'dr ami Mr*
wrddlng of Mi»* tU rh ara l.owp
ta rv , l.insta M>.hn:
songlrader,
I! ..mil0 ^ 1 - considerably In p tw e d w ith at the home of Mi • F
M r* Virginia Ruche, n ew precl
E . D Nunnery, Mr and Mr* Joe
and Chevter S p n k, an event of
Sonia
W
rite
r,
ami
gam
elrad
rr.
i
l
i
t
'funds raile d last gear.
dent,
brought
the
m
eeting
to
o
r
t Hibbard. I.cd r. and M u . II tin *
iSaturday.
Judy Rowell
d er. A gift uf twenty fiv e rlciltar*
| k r l. I.lc d r. and M l*. M 1,. lie all.
Home Improvement it the pro
The table wa» decorated In
to the public library waa a p p ro v
I . t r ilr
and M iI.
J
L e a fy .
T h a (.olden I u . te C la s s o f the
ject for the year
ed. It w ill he ik c i I to p u rrh a te ! kerplng with the bridal theme.
l.tcdr and Mr* J. F Harrison, F lra l Raptist Church held P* an
Mrs Ted Br.w iklvn w ill help
new bonk* In the teen age group I’ lare card* marked the place of
L trd r. afid Mr* It. T . N orthrid jc, nual tea recently at the altrac
M ist Myrtle Wilson d ttrc l the
in clu din g the book Story T e llin g each gur si.
l.tcdr and Mr* F . T M ay. U n lr
tv r new home of M r* Eugene
club
Ihose
attending w ere; Miss
P ic sh y te n a n C h u rch w ill meet and M is. D P . tu n n in g , l.tcdr I'ennmgton
VKD N EM 1A Y
fo r Y o u ."
M rs. Williams dl*cu«tcd plant iaiwc, Chester S p rtk. Rev. and
and
Mrt
Joe
Anders
C
la
ss
colors
of
gold
and
white
for
rehearsal
at
7.3u
i
m
• T ra in in g Union supper and plannfur • workshop of lllh lr sto ries M r. T C O’S t r r - , Mr* M illard
AI»o. L t and M r*. II S lu g were used in ’ lie decoration*. ,tr
meeting I t the I'iis t baptist
Sunday School preparation week
Liter S p t.k , Mr and
,w e |l. 1.1 * ye s and Mt* It P e rry, lin g e r) by Mi*« Hobble Morton
H ie L ittle Women'* Story l e a S tir explained Ihr p n tg ra m a fur larwe. M i*
^■Church at a p m.
at 7;3« p m. at the Pinrcrest L t. t g t ami Mt* It I . Iln tm a n , Dainty corsages mounted on g.d gue met recently at ’ he home the com ing yesr ami the n ew v ra r M rt. It W. Sturd ivan t, Mr. and
. Prayer meeting at the F irs t Raptist Chur h
l.t ijg i A E A llen , Entign J den circle * w rie pinned nn ca.-h of 'la r i i» Kav Lippincott. 'l it r books, both nf which are t u * r d on Mr* Max S p rik of Detroit, M r.
and Mr* Harold Chapm an, M r. and
IBantDt Church at 7.30 p. tn.
J . )> .h llig in t, i t . N vv lluhhle, guest upon a rriv a l. Lo v e ly bau Judy K-.hh, president, opened the F lo rid a
3 HI R SD A Y
M r* Irene Wall gate a t t o iy Mi*. Eugene K ro n ja rg e r, Mr. ami
• Sunday School Cabinet meeting
( I l i . U T h t II and M
VV I Mil quet* were pia.ed throughout 'h r meeting
The Steering Com m ittee of the
Plan* were nude ro n c e rn in j the on e a rly Florida histo ry taken Mis Robert K n riti, Mr. and .Mu
ami M rs. HerSchel loom s.
at the F irs t Raptist C huich at 8 la United Lutheran I'h u r.h Mission (h e ll, (d r
I'a h l, I.cd r. nnd M rs. F P. Dw
( lif t * were pretented 'o inent new year tavok* T h e •‘veiue tie- from the new hook " l u F lo r id a ." Clyde Stinson, Mi»» A line Chap
w ill meet at the pasto r’s home at
p m
Refreshm ents of punch
an.l man, M itt M ary S p rik , M!»* Pat
>er.
Mr and Mr* 'k ill Shiffalot, Iseu
’’ moving up" in October, rilled upon 1< ’ M ag ic Hj x uf J r *
The f'om n.lssion on Kduralion ,7 p. tn. llu iin r* * w ill tenter around ' t i
. c m ik ir* were served from a lace spnk, Mi * E v e lyn (.'aptloll. M u
a id Mr* Ruddy R aw I s. Mr.
ivlibh m arks ‘. h r beginning of a e's ’’
»>f ine F irs t
Methodist Church the forthcoming firs t Service.
and I l l s Andrew
llra c k rn . la-dr. new
church year
M r*
VI N
Mr* E C W illiam s and Mrt , covered table decorated w ith pink Robed llr.-kw ith . R ill/ G alle y , and
jn e t* In M cKin ley H all a! 7 30
John Sprik
The WMU Association Esecu and Mr* Ray P a * !* , and Mis, Cleveland,
cla*s
teacher,
was V ivian Welsh, from the adult pom poms and love vin e.
Ji. tn
liv e meeting w ill he held at the Carolyn Flood
I given a while stole In ap p rrela Story League gave suggestion*
i lion for her effort* during tin and Idea* l -r (.In g ram * doling the
The ('hapf'l Choir of the F u s t Pin e crrst Raptist Church at 10
year Other gilt* were pre *rnted yeat
TO P A S T E A K
9 W (Ib o d itl C h u rci w ill meet for a m. Ptea-e bring a sandwich.
M r*.
Pennington,
assistant
N EW Y O R K —t L ' P I l — An un to
|lo k* were pa«*rd around tn
The C lian tel C h o ir of the F irs t
J tr a .lic e at 3:30 p. ro
M riti'nlU t C h u i.h writ practice at li» ia topping tm steak r '.tihinee teach er, and M.s Tom Mem re d iffn e n t nrcm licr* who read a
' The Senior C hoir of the F irs t
ih o rt ti .ty and told It In their
roqui-f or l ehre>e
and Tahatro tirin g president.
7:30 p. in.
Methndi’ t Church w ill meet for
T
n
e
dribiou*
refroshm
ents
wen'
SaUi-e
Mix
'•
tra»|H>on
of
tnha*co,
own
wont*.
Choirs of the f ir s t
Itapiist
p u c t ic c at 6:15 p m.
I lahlesp am Gutte r and P * ounce. lime ahrrbeit punch varied ca-d [ R e in sltirici.t* of gingeralr- final*.
Church w ill practice as follows
• The Senior High Choir of the Carol 19 121 at o If. p m . Conconl of is (urtort. Spread over bm l'rd wit h r . candle*, a-d tlnv ra k i t lit* art! m i l l . were err vet to
i'lu t
P re s b y ln ia n (h u tch w ill I boss and girts | r high School 1 • It- jl Make* en g!i f..r a I pound G hnirm an fat thlt a ffa ir was Mr* • weuty members and tnree *is».
)neet for supper at 8 p. m , and nt 7 p. m . t h .ic h la d ilt l at 8 .Ir a k
io !» prrsent
V. t Doinlnry.
w ill meet for re h caisal at 6.30 p lit.
p m
Young pe .pie o f the F irst Rap
The Senior High Fellowship • f list .'hutch vvsit in e rt a*. 7 u in
• eh.- F ir - t
Presbyterian Church
The Commission un Member
atilt meet for recreation at 7 30 ship and E van g e lism of (lie F ir * l
Ji. m.
M rlh»di*t I hutch meets for sup
Toe Mid-Week Hibte hour of the
Sunday S. hoot preparation w rrl.
F u * t Presbyterian Chursh w ill he at the P in e crrst ll..p tis t (,'huirh
irnniltirted by the pastor, R r v . A at 7.30 p. m.
M .ln n is, at 7 30 p m
Choir practice at the P in eciesl
The Chancel Choir nf lh» E li» t i llapt:«t Chutch at 8 3o p m
Wo in a n ’s P a g e
iReminder
JjO JC a l
Couples Give
Barbecue Party
Friday Night
BIRTHS
£vswl&
1-11 ('lull Offii’orH
Couple Given
Story Lea^iu* M eets
Dinner Party
Golden Circle
Class Has Tea
Church Calendar
Unit* Women's (Iroup
I
fnrd. Ohm, $2 nmv for her "golden
em pire to rte," and
,
M rt. M ary Police of New Thlla*
rlelphia. Ohio, $i.nno for
her
•'Strawberry p'e d e lirio u s.'*
Winning
Re‘Cl pe
NEW
V O R K i l l ' l l -Hera la
the recipe for • ipi.-v apple tw is u ,'’
which won the first grand p n n
of $.'.V.iaiil f „ r \|r« |l,m d* V au lt,
38. of Delaw are, Ohio, In the
P illib u tv bakeoff.
The Judge*, I I food e il'lo tt and
home eronom ist*. cited the recipa
for it* spicy, buttery fla vo r and
cate of preparation.
Ingredients
2 h.vklng apples, pared, cored
atv.1 sliced Into rig h t wedge*;
I ' i c ipt sifted all purpose flo u r;
I teaspoon wait;
.
'» cup thortening;
4 to 3 tablespoon* cold w ater;
I 3 .u p melted b u tttr;
'* tup vugar;
I teaspoon rlr.i.am o n ;
' . rup w ater.
Method
P r r p a t r apples. S ift flour with
t a ll into mixlrtg howrl i ‘nt in
shortening .Sprinkle Cold wralgr
over m ixture, t lir r ir g with fork
u n til dough i< ju st moist enough
to hold together. Form into b a ll,
F latte n to about 'F in c h thick*
ne»»: timovlh edge*.
Roll nut on flouted su rface ta
16 by lu Inch rectangle Cot into
16 lo by one inch strip s. Wrap on*
attip around each apple a lira .
A rran g e ia 13 by 9 by 2 Inch paa,
•id r* not touching. R ru th wr|th
b u tle r; sprinkle with m ixture i l
sugar and cinnam on. Pour 'k cup
w ater over pastrie*. Rake in hot
oven 1430 d e g rre s) 23 to 30 m in.
u trs until golden brown. S erve
w arm nr ro ld , plain or with
cream . Makea 16 Iw iit s .
lo im p’ hade* may need e xtra
cleaning in sum m er because of
open windows. Dq*t shade* f t * ,
quently, and icm o ve d irt and U*
sects with a toft brush or Ike
dusting attachment of a vacuum
c le a n e r.,
N o w . . . M m iopens u p
a w h o le n e w w o r lc l o f f la v o r ..,
*xn ci s c<\n
f ilX
slick
EARTHENWARE 16-pc. SETS
That* i o n aw k in d o f ip ta o d st your
grout r today. It s lln n c y (.o ld M argarine
- a new w hipped spread that does wonders
lor bread, cooks ( ih h I i without saturating
with t*r And it * i * r * you an invtani bur*t
of fresh *wcet Davor n c*cr before possible.
9 5
reg. 16.95
LAST LOAD OF '58 PLYMOUTHS REACHES DEALERS;
TO BE PART OF END-OF-MODEL CLEARANCE SALE
IS pc. atarler net* in
I'ranriacan'a fnmotu
earthenware. I dinner
platra, 4 bread and
butter*, I cup* nnd I
Mucer*.
I.lm lte d
(t
T im *
HONEY GOLD
l a i r sum m er, t( a.litinnallv tb r llu iftie .t
liu ir lo buy a nrw car, i« even lietter tin*
vrat at /’ Ivm oulb ile a lc tta ll o v rt the l.’. S
I ’ rtcrv are down lo the year’s absidute low.
esi, and, ib anks to tire continued demand
for giirwl used cars, lra,le-in p rices nn old
ca ts am stilt at a peal I I I " I ! .T : ileal*
am being niadr that mean Irx ia y 't luiyer
le a l!) gets a fxirgain.
l . r nn# fo r y r a t * . A t tb r sam e tim e ,
1‘ lvrruMitb’* rv ln la ia lm g |>ei(ortiiancr and
.(M itt.« ar liandling m ain Ih r tp o itt-car
Iwiy* look tn tb rir laurels. Every t a r in
I ’lv m- u lli’s End-nf-Model (Je a ra n re >al#
irii|uil<-< fam uli* T u rtirm * A ilr llid r , at no
rv tra r .» t . Total ( m tlacI llia k r s , e l n t i i r
w in d .lu rid w lp eis and rdhrr features that
a i r I ’l) mouth's alone in the low-price field.
H r grta longrr vrar* » ( satisfar lion, fno
—andeventually ahiglirttradr. Plvmouth's
Silver Dart Styling ha* captured award*
(mm every ailnmrdive critic, and will
An m ore i/recfocufar bar paint lik t th r u
u til hr atailablr uh rn rurrrnt stocks a rt
tnhl. I h r iiest buy id the v ra r ia at y>ur
Plym outh rlealer'* rwu. G el there fast!
Dual miss
U U W X C E m .I .K
ia TI ' i a ru rtt a aj biipHlnl mutirttl hour
lil t: PLYM O U TH SH O W
rttry week nn fllC-II'.
Nee TV ire lie n lor lime vmf thaaatl.
•'
£ extra slicks
2 axtra slick* in e v e ry pound So you »a*e
money, too. Yon get not |uti four, but * n
l U t t i u h i f p i J s i n k s ' Reach tor new
Honey (.o ld in i h r b ig blue-ami yellow
package in your g ro c e r t rctrigeratcd cate
V li guirantrc y o u 'll lo ve it.o r
your
money hack.
,
:
■ */
Special Introductory Offer:
V i srsnl you so see for yourulf hot* stew
Hoary GolJ open* «p a whole aew woeld of
Rs*©« for you . .. t a we offer you ihU
invitation-for a limited i i i m only.
T h i s co u p o n w o rth
10*
on l - P O U N D P u rc h a se
A lt o f a r iM Dealer* la this e id a k r You
IT* twheeiaad M M l l M t **«<« hi r*>
f m t is i (hi* coupoes- Hotter Gold Mae.
girine will pay yo« ia Krardsace with
O ffe r
^(V&i-ldkpped.
rive agreement made wnk T«*
you and rive ewitocevee kata complied wrtfc
rite terms af tkt o f " . Howey G s l I o ff*
tip iie s midnight. S o „ m| * r |, |93*.
0
H o n e y G o ld M argarin e
7W o)*l K t l L j y . . . tomnrrvu'i h n l IraJt
i ! - L !_ 5 ? .1 I3 L U ____ ffU l^ L V
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\ < i . r ■:-a .V '" -4 *a ?a f^
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Ed itorials
in n e r
space
pro blem
in
the o u ter
space a g e
B y MRS. O T IS S JO B L O M
M r. Landii haa re tu rn e d from
V irg in ia , to ipend the w in te r with
hia daughter, Mra. W . C H opkini.
T h * carport* w a ll o f the Robcit
W illi* home wa* le v e re ly dam agcJ
Tueaday of la it w e ek , when the
b ra k ta of an automobile d riven by
Mn
W itlii, failed
com pletely,
cauamg her to looie control of
the c a r. Mra. W illia cacapcd In
Road Vote Reflects
Commission Split’
I
F
k
t
!
t
Chuclt Is Gelling Exlensive Repairs
Lake M ary
'
jury.
The Seminole County Board of Com m iuioneri con
tinue* to be a "«plit" governing body. Thi* wa« emphasized
■gain yesterday by the 3-2 vote on funds for the completion
of Dodd Road.
The road in question is located in the south end of
Seminole County. Apparently the road go* its name from
Commissioner B. C. Dodd, whose property is located in the
immediate vicinity. Dodd Road broke into the news last
week. The road was being paved, although it was not in
cluded In the projects approved by the County Commission.
Board Chairman John K rider ordered the work stopped.
Dodd, with consent of F . A . Dyson and Homer Little, r e .
aumed the work. Veaterday, the three last-named rommisaioncra voted "yea* on a motion to include Dodd Road in the
“approved Hat." Krider was joined by Commissioner Law
rence Swofford in voting against the proposal.
i—
Citizen* appeared at the meetinr. some in favor of the
paving, some opposed. Supporters of the paving cited good
raasona for continuing the work. Those opposed gave good
reasons why the work ahould be stopped.
In the. heat of debate, however, it appears that many
overlooked the real question. I f the road had not been ap
proved for paving, the work should not have been started.
A t least it ahould have been placed on the project* list at
By Virginia ( «*n«.
involving
county e o m m iliio n *r*
an appropriate place, behind all of those which already had
have don* th* county m ort good
Hrrald S U ff W riter
been approved and ahead of those whose needs are not
than harm . Terhapt now th* t a iquite ao great.
If it apr-cart tn you tost the
payer a w ill pay more attention to
I
newt
h
it
not
b##n
"ronned"
late
Regardless of th# condition of the road, it should have
th eir government And there it no
been discuasad hv the Commission prior to the start of ly . it 'i only b e r iu ir -n t* involved doubt but what the m m m in lo n e rt
work. Thi* is th* accepted practice. Allowing • . <h com- w ith p o litician , your »>#« S c-o r.r w ill pay m oie attention to county
b lird In the g rtfn g ra ta, the blur
m isshner to build, pave nr repair loads at hia discretion • k in in d the laughter ef little ta x p a y e r!.
would be somewhat like having five counties, rather than children Abo. you ctn I »»e the
A * fa r a« c-onnrng th* new* It
five member# of a county governing body.
t r e n for the fo reit And n « i It concerned. I wouldn't want to ditDodd's statement to the effect that •‘everybody will get made up nf many little tie e i form- m u ra g e r**d»r# at tn my acand a l.
ep n rtu m titt
G n ttip
atill
Op m i if I aver pave it." repeated bv one of the supporter* ins nne trrnnendr.ua foreat. F ie tneak« In th il column. Someone
rjuently.
the
tree*
become
to
muttof the road program, ahould not be offered as an excuse to
I ercut that it it Im p c tiib lr to thin m utt believe thit. I received a
delay work past the point of safety. Neither should it ) * a 'th e m . T h a t* when one aweep nf w orried phone ca ll the other dsy
reason to attempt work not authorized bv the board. A com- the arm puihea everything In th* from a young man who thought
mlaaioner always runs the risk of criticism when he stands watte h atkrl, and all the lovely I might m itro n ttru * re m a rk ! he
to benefit from work done by the county. A t the same time, editnrlalt and ato rlai are repot had made to m e—and lib *l him
v ia The Sanford H erald. Had to
■ however, moat people will admit that a commissioner's road, I Ing in file IS.
m n fe tt I couldn't remember a
too, must he improved.
A t fnr the rem ark abnul politl
thing hr taid The steel trap m utt
Mueh of this controversy could have been avoided. It is | d e n t, that wat n f a srn era ! r.a b* flipping .
our belief that the vote rrobablv would have been the same. i turn—and probably b*ti#r- nff un
!-*tt year when th in g! were
S-2, if the road had been submitted for approval. The vole developed The «ub|»et it difficult very buay aro-ind llie n ffira , •
for approval might have been unanimous. Including it in , In Ignore in the light or recent gueit colum nbt vubmitted an
evenlt Bui (h it reporter It not
the budget by a 3-2 vote would have been better for Semin • lone in thinking that the Incidents tm u iin g piece about vocial huga
In town doing incongrunut acUvole County, and the officials concerned, before the work was
ti*». I tupplied ntm ev In approftarted.
p iia te placet. W ithin a thnrt tim e.
Starting the paving, then asking for approval, it *cem« Man ‘Sacrifices*
• everal party gnera, raile d , indig
to tt*. I* going about the whole business in an unusual
nantly la y in g that they had mo*t
4-Year-Old Son
fashion.
ce rtain ly NO T altendrd M ra. C .
t
•
•
NEW DELHI (t PI l - Had M. Thro ckm orto n'! pine needle
l«ii
Singh la being held M ar on ra k in g p a rty, and in th* future
chaigri he had .arrificed hit 4 would I p b ate get the fa c lt
vear • old ton In Kali, th* gnd ttra lg h t.
d*t» nf power, to rid himtelf nf
When the fa r it ar* a irtig h t the
poverty and the worriei nl life. reading it frequently not a t In lrrSeminole County I* getting the service* of its first full- New Delhi pretl report! ta.d In eaiing, hut at the la y in g goer,
day.
"tru th ta alranger than fic tio n ",
time Roy Scout executive.
P n lir* arretted Singh at he wa» •n u n til tome h e lle r fiction m rnet
\V# join Scout*, all volunteer workers In the Scouting dancing In a temple. II* tod po along. M l tirin g along with truth
field and the community in extending a welcome to Ed lu r h* had l« h ra d rd th* child And who ran blame th* w riter
Andrews, who will move to Sanford to assume his new and taken the head In t tempi* for * coloring" a ito ry a little ?
Of co u rt*, when iu b m ilt* rt do
a> a tt c r lflr *
duties by Oct. 1.
T h * incident wa« rep t»d In th u
they get nothing but the
This is another aign of recognition that Seminole Coun
ty fast is assuming its rightful place among Florida's 67 Gailahed In I Mar I’rndeM .. »•». h la rk pencil. There have to he
•<>me privilege!
counties. W* feel that Seminole r.sunty can utili/r the ser IS m llet Irnm Sew Delhi
vices of Mr. Andrews and that the new Scout executive will
full-tima probation-parol# officer.
. Scouting la an important part of the lives of young
bey*. We command the Central Florid* Council fo* its ac
tion, which will bring about expansion of Scouting in Se
minole County.
Recently, Seminole County received recognition from
the State when Jim Lee was appointed to se n e as the first
full-time probation I parole officer.
By C H A R L E S C O R D D R V
u lt i tn auiptnalnn In liq u id ! It
; creatad clouda.
To both, we extend a very warm welcome.
t tilled Freaa In lfr n t lin n t l
The Bcnnetti
have
returned
b u iin e n rperationi a fte r ipending
three w reki vacationing in Detroit.
W hile there lir a . B en n e tt under
w ent miney aurgery.
Seen aporting broken arm a thi*
w eek at* Mr. F ra n k G riffin and
B illy Low *.
Conitnirtlon w»a
begun lait
week nn the new home of M r. and
M ri Ted Brooklyn.
M r. and Mr*. Sim on C . Snyder
w ill le a ie W edreiday a ter aper.dm g a few d w i here, w ith their
•on and daughter ;n la w . M r. and
J . I^on Taylor, at th e ir home on
C r y it a l Lake
M ri George Stub bin g! It vlaiting her ion-in-law and daughter,
M r and Mri B ird , in T e va*
Mr end M ri Pau l B il t e ll have
returned after ip en d m s th } fu n m e r In Ceatar i H ra d . N . C .
- n .. •
ehurrh »rhool attendance, TM ;
E xten aiv* remodeling I i now
in progrea* a t the Church of the church m em herihlp.. 41: w o nh p
attendance, 45: evening evangel >•
N 'atarerr, W e it Second Street
tie attendance. 75.
and Maple Av-enue.
The m ajor portion o f tjila re
The old chancel arrh h»» been
modeling
l» to be completed by(
removed, providing an additional
I I feet to th * nave. S ix pew# Oct. 3. Sur.day. October 5. ip *t
will be added to th# nave and Golden A n n iv e ria ry ir e v h e i w J
the chancel ch o ir w ill arenmodate begin and continue w very night
21 p#r*nni. A new organ and p i
through Surwiay, October 12. Dr.
ano w ill be b u ilt into the chancel
area. P a in tin g , carpeting, and Lloyd B. Byron, diatrfct auptr .
other appointm ent! w ill com pli tendent of North C aru lin a, w ill
ment thi* needed expenaioo.
be the ipecial tpcaker. The week
Th# R ev. R . H . Spear. J r . pai- ipecial event! commenturatei M
tor. announce* the following per year* of growth and pro g re-i v
centage In e re a ie i that have con
(
tributed
to
exp an io n
need*: lh * Church of the N ararc-.e
Use our convenient
DRIVE-IN WINDOW or
WALK-UP WINDOW...........
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Navy Scientist Creates,
Destroys Clouds In Test
DAILY
CROSSWORD
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rock
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43.
M. Bh»m (Vlr.) 14. Mum* not*
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si. autwia*
3*. North *41*
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3. M ufkatry
3. Algortaa
"M y raamning waa that If we
rnuM infhienc* th* temperature
in pari of the atm oiphere we
emitd duatpale cloud m m e i that
e x ilt and, under m m * cnndllloni
w * could create rlnud m a iie i "
ah* aaid.
She had a N avy a lrp .in * drop
flv * dollara worth of carbon Mark
in bar eipertm rnta. In a mltd
form . II deilroyed aeven dnudv In
time* ranging frnm SW l« 20 twin-
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carbon Mark h erau ie It abtnrbi
heat
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noth
44. Horrowa
4*. Mr.
M ack,
ante**
41 H tb rtw
letter
• tun*
33. Qualified
33 Malt kiln
34. Ovum
T w M ar't a m
P re v lo u i to called ‘ 'a e e d u if" of
W ASHINGTON ( U P I l Th*
th* atm oiphere tn modify clouda
N avy riliclnted today that on* ef
involved uat nf dry ice and allv e r
I t i acian tiilt tucceeded in n a i l
iodide. The dry Ice r r e t lt d tubing three individual elnudt and fre ttin g temperature* and the
dettrnying t*v*n o th ert by uting • liv e r Iodide provided a n u d tu i
on which Ire could form .
ordinary earbon black.
Wide PaailM lIttaa
T h * M perimenta. ca rrie d mit un
D r. Van S tra tfV a method, how.
der dlr*rltnn of D t. Florence W.
van S lra ltn nf th* naval weath e v e i, may make p o n ib lr cloud
e r nhtervatory, look place n \*r d e iiru ctio n or formation In a lti
well below the fre eiln g
the vouthern coatl of Georgia ta il tude!
level and conceivably could lead
J u ly .
to m eant of fng d u p e ria l.
D r V tn S lr a lt n . a woman, t iid
She aaid today that an fa r ah*
it wou'd be fnoliah to pardirl
from her I n t i «o fa r that clnudi had only created * effect* " F u ll
at a ll allitudei In Ihe future .n u ll I ic ie n tlflr In v t lllf ilio n now m u it
follow .
be either d u tm v e d or created.
Some g n ali nf rlnuda m odifica
Carbon black ta the Inaiedient
that
fnrm i In iid e a ke-niene tion eapenm anta are
Diaaipatlon of fog and Inw itra lamp
chimney,
make*
rubber
tir*a black, and rauaea prlnten tu» rlnuda.
Prevention of tornadoea md
Ink to .land out on w hile paper.
h n l atnrm t bv lim iting thunder,
Tem perature Chang*
D r Van Straien firu re d that itn rm a before they are dangeroui
H u rrican e control.
bringing a b o u t
temperature
Reduction of rain fall in flooded
rh ln g e t in p t lia nf the atmos
phere w it a poaiibla anawer to • area* and production nf ra in fa ll
w eather ront/nl and ahe e lrri-d In drought area*
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FOOD KING No. 2«> Can
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a pple
2.™ 5Q <
SAUCE
Better Meats
Dre**ed and Drawn
FRYERS
Pork Bull
ST R A W B ER R IES
4 1 C
Georgia Grade A
Freah
CO RN F E D
Rib Steaks
STARCH “
LOG C A B IN — 12 Oz. Btl.
D E L MONTE— IB Oz. Can
Pineapple
t;ni"efruit
It
I.bs.
8 9 '
FR O S T Y S E A S
Breaded Shrimp
49'
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Phg.
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Grapefruit
Lemonade
Limeade
Lli.
and
Creek
Wieners
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FLUFFO
good* for appetizing, nutrition* meal*!
Economy Sliced
C b tletw ie* .
GOLDEN
Staple*, meat*, dairy product*, frozen food* and canned
Sugar
Bailer a*a Pikllabee
l a . Maaeataa K4iiw*
a. a im ttib a M e a l i e r
m
E X T R A ! —
roof — and all at hudget-plraaing. money-savin? price*.
L Y K E S — 12 Oz. Pkg.
\V«H rtfada v. September 24,1 OAR
..- .—
Shop h«r« — you’ll find every thing you need under on*
U . S. GOOD
Heavy Heef
/
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Signs Of Recognition
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Conning The News
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F L O
BACON 5 5
Orange • Grapefruit
BLEND
Lb.
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Mustard Greens
CORN
2 For 3 5 *
Quantify Righta RaMrrad
Sara Daily At Wada'a
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Oanforh
Wrralfi
Wed. Sept. 24. IM S
r.ize—r.
Seminoles To Be Tested
By Sandcrabs On Friday
Williams Bats Sox By Yanks
•
United Pre ** la lrrn a tto n il
Ted W illia m *. who need* a fa it
windup to catch team m ate Pete
Runnel* and win hi* lU th Ameriten Leasu e Batting tit!* , paced
the fl'* t o r Red Sox to a 3 1 «in
ever the Yankee* Tuesday night.
The 40-year o:d »!ugse.- drove
In fo.tr u n t with hi* 23 u l .'.o-ner,
a douvlc i- d a lin gle ar.d t.fte i
hla n t : t { t to 117—e lifft p * !v .» |g a m e w in n er, » » i hammered for | AS. amt earn Jim Owen* hi* first
behind R .v o e !* wh-i wen* 1 f- r- i mne hit* and .even run* in three 1b if leagu* w in.
Wtitiem*. who *in z ’ed h.>;ne a ir n in i* hut Johnnv K u rk * ,
who OuUtanding
pitching
m a rkrd
run in R j . ' j n e fv e -n m ft ret inn yielded the two eighth-inning rune, 1m oit ef tne other game* in both
ing end honered in the fourth, w at the lo ie r.
| league*.
doubled home the tying run in
The Io»* w a t the lia th straight
Ja c k H an h m an (tru ck out mne
the eighth and then ic o n d the *or me Yankee* hut it may have batters to give the R *!tiir..vrr Orld e e ijire ta liy on Ja c k ie Jcn«cr. i »ccthed th eir pride t hit to know 1ole* a I f win over the kkmhtng| tingle,
the M ilwaukee R ra x e i didn't ex- ton Senator*. Paul Fo ytack'* tour
Boh T u rle y . Ih* Yankee** ft- actly look like cham pioni in their h itle r enabled the Detroit T ii-rr*
i fit it outing lin .e clinching the N»- to beat the Chicago White Sox,
tiona! League pennant. A two run 2 1 . »nd the Cleveland In Jiat-i
leventh-inning lin g le hv E d Rou topped the R anaat C ity \th lrtic « ,
rhee enabled the 1**1 place Phila- I S. in other Amrrica-v league
delphla Ph illie s tn top the B rave *. g*me« In the National League,
11
------------ ----- ■ - Sam Jone* pitched a no-nitter lo r
7 2 7 inning* a* the S i. Loui* CarM ajor League R e ta il*
|K * n » * t C ity VO POO ooo— k a n
I Jin a l* beat the Ix>* A n g rlra iv d .United P r t t * In te rs a llo n tl
M c IJih , Rrodow iki ( S i , kViode
er* S t , »nd the Chirago Cuba
A m rrtra n League
1 •hick I I I and Brown. Nixon (l>. 1
vhaded the San F ra n rlic n G iant*,
Wmhington
110 000 oon— 2 3 0 't .a r v e r , r.o im an (4>, Tnmanek
2 2. in 10 inning*.
B altim o re
O'M 010 JOx —3 * 2 i l l and C hiti Winner—Woodeihlck |
Line Scores
Major League
Ramn*. Hyde (Si and FiteGer-W* *). Loitr— Tomarrk (7-1). HRS
aid. Har*hmin (1210 and Trian-! —Chiti. Mtnoso. Jack*"n.
Standings
Called P re tt International
A m erican League
- -Harvhmarv 2
rhlladrlphla 110 001 3uO- a 1« 1 !
H I.. P rt . OB
D-troit
(XW noo t t l - 1 a IMilwaukee
200 002 P O t- 1 7 0 ,
v>4 y ork
United Pre*« In trrn a tin n il
*9 *! .193
Chicago
000 000 OtO— l
(1
O v e n i, Semproch i l l , P a rre l! ctvlra-o
79 70 .330 9. 4.
National leagu e
F o jta c k i M i l l and Lau " ' " C i» i and L-p ata P tra rro i 6 4>*nd
73 74 .30J tl>-i P la y e r l d u b r . .A ll R . II .P e t. | j
l/»wn (91, Rudolph (9 ) and L » lla r. | Crsrvdsll. W inner— Owen* (101.
Cleveland
73 71 303 13>a j A »h hu rr, P h il 1»» *02 91 2-*7 3U 1
Lo»er —W>nn (14-137.
H R S — Rnuehee. Mathew*.
Detroit
US 4*1 I t * 20t . 3(1 1
7* 74 .303 114 1 M ay*. S F .
New York
132 100 1**0— * 1 1 1 St. t» u i*
209 OO-i O il- 1 10 0 Baltim ore
72 77
.4*1
!* 4
j M u iia l, St. L . t it 433*2 !J2 734
n«*toh
300 200 o n - 9 14 2 Lo* Angele* 000 OOP ««o _ | 9 2 K *n *l* City
71 79 .473
tl
! Aaron. SHI130J#J I I I I X 331
T u rle y . K u ck* (41 »nd Howa-d.
Jonci, Broman
9t * vd H. W aihingum
*1 M .400
214 Skinner, P itt, i l l 31*901*1 334
Rowifseld. S isler <2». W all * S). Smith
Am erican league
Podre*. K .p p ite tn
>f».
a Clinched pennant
Sullivan *9) and W h ite , w in n er— D ryid ale i l l a id R o i-h rro . U n T u e id a y 't R e iu lti
Runnel*. Ro*. 142 343 97 I K 333
W all ( M l . L n *e r— K u ck* ( l - l ) . ner —Jon e* (14 12). U » # r — Po- B-viton 9 New Y o rk * . night
Kuenn, Det.
134 341 70 112 11.4
H R —W illiam *.
dre* (1 3 1 3 ).
Detroit 3 Chicago 1. night
W illiam *. Bo*. 121 .»> 73 12* 317 I
Cleveland
ono "10 1 1 1 — 7 * 3 (10 in rin g *)
S T M A T K I * Y III DIM. K
- T.vm.in H ig h Cost It Hill ProcBaltim ore 3 Wa»hlngton l.n lg h t
Power. C le v.
141 374 97 t79 3I2
Chicago
ftin 090 n it 1 — * 10 0 Cleveland 7 K a m a * City 3 , nigh h alin e, Det
t o r rm p h ith i
- n p o in t \- it h h i* h n n d w h i l e h u d d lin g w i t h
H2 32* *3 l* t l i t
San F ra n
009 00-3 119 0— 7 9 0
.Thur»day’a (iam e*
ifuartrrh.K-h Mike Pmvxn. T h r strategy conference took
Boyd. Balt
I2I 392 M l 23 3 ll
H illm a n . EUton (3 . H enry ( I ) . I Detroit at Chicago
p la re i l u r i r i r lh>- gr.*'
w i t h Seminole H i p h . hut w ill h e
Home Bun*
Singleton
igv end \ e r in a n, |Cleveland at K a m a * C ity , night
National le ag u e— Bank* Cube j i r | * v . i i <*1 m a n y tin to * i h l * n cn n o ti. T h ® ( i r e y h n iin d s p l i y
Tavlo r (10). M >• V .r.iihing.un Waihington at Baltim o re, night
*7; Thom a*. P ira ie * .13 Rohm* >n.
llnalitii:* tliv'u- I ritiit* n ig h t .
illm ilil Staff I’ hJto)
10). W inner — S irg 'e lo i 1 1 0 » .! New Y o rk at Bolton
| Redleg* 31; Mgthew*. Biave* It;
Ln*er —M illar ( S 9 i H R —Moryn
Nalliwval League
A trn n . Itrave*.
Only game* ach cd iled .)
ft. I- Prl.(,B
X m e rin n le a g u e — Mantle, ken
» *1 39*
a Milwaukee
kre* 41; C clavito , Indian* 7*
Pittib urgh
*4 «7 ,3M • Sieved. Senator* J*: Terv. Atnlei
San F ra n c itrn
1« 72 .129 114 ic* J*; Jen*en, Red Sox 34.
C incinnati
73 7« .4*7 IS
R u n t Rilled In
Bukur M uiie Shop and R u rn tit
S i. Loui*
7t 79 473 114 N itin n il I s ague - R a n k j, ( uh*
Pain ter* ir e tied for f ir i t place
tyva Angele*
*9
(t
.4**
2
0
in the Sanford Bow ling L e a r u t.
121; Thom a*. Pirate* 109; A e c .n .
Chteign
(W *7 .4*1 204 Brave* 93. H . Aoder*on. I’hil* 94;
The Handing*, howevee, eould be
LO N liW O O D — l nd*unted bv lh e |lr r h a ( k C ecil Dandridge riddled
M
13
.437
2
4
Philadelphia
changed
tonight.
B u ku r
|oe*
La» t night'* howling added to
M ay*. G iant* 94; Ceped*. (iia n v I defeat at Ih r hand* i-f the *>an- | the L ym a n p a ttrin la *l week with
a Clinched pennant
ford Seminolea the L>man llig li ' short to*»e* o ver th# middle. In« ;a in » t New Y o rk L ife . In the Perfection D a irit* ’ lead In the
94
Tue*day'« Result*
other game tonight. C elery City Aandlpur*. when they took three 1
Am erican 1-eagoe— le-m n Red GtfyhouniJ* are hard at wmk thi* t# t*p rr«rd with healthy heave*
from
Roh*on
Sporting Philadelphia < M ilwaukee S, nlglit Sng 120; I'nlgvltn, Indian* I X
week In preparation f-*r tnr-ir h n when the defense had hem pulled
Printing
i*
matched
agaim t point!
St Loui* 3 Lo* Ange c» 1, night
Good*.
S:ever», Senator* tftS; C v rv , \th day night clash with (la s tin g * , in
G tne'a Seminole D ry C ie sn e r*.
Chicago
3
San
Fra
n
cu
co
2.
night,
R oum illat and Anderwtn I* tied
H igh.
Dandridge
letic* I D ; M antle. Yankee* 9t
Burnett lost the f lr t t fe m e , then
10 inning*.
Pitcklng
Coach
Hill
Proctor
*
charge*
put
'he
came t i c k tn take the neat two with A . B . C. Garbage fop the ie<(Only game* tcheduledl
* let
*-•
N itin n il le a g u e — S o I ’ ,i\ r r up a good fight he(..rp In.wing to 'ing■
- • f r o m n .ik u r to pull Into
for
*«.
M .r k .t
Thartday'* (iame*
Rohion* and W il*on-M aier follow
2111;
Burdette. Itrxvea
1 1 1 '. the Sem inotr-, ih e rrh v
rrv
in
g
But
the (irryh o u n d * now have
first In alle y action l i l t Wednei
(N o game* »rh ed u !*fi
ing In that order.
Frien d. Pirate* 22-11; H o b b i t , im ilre on the ten *lm - • U r n - liren haptirrd M itla k r* Ihev made
day night. Both team * have now
High (in g le gtme o f the evening
Cub* 10 4, R u ih . Brave* l i t
hound opi<oner t
Youth ar -l i-c v in the sn n fn id ( i m r are h l»lo ry.
w.m eight game* and tost tour
wa* rolled by Margie Wood*, t i l .
A m erican le ag u e— T iriw -. kapenener oork- I against llie l.v
In tackling H*<ttng», and future
>inr« the beginning o f th* gaaion.
•cratch and 201. handicap Wood*
kec* 217. M c lJth . It .iia n s 1<
man -quad in !m opening game • p p jiirn l* . the l.v m an squad w ill
Geoige Swann pared the Mu*i»nd Olg* M artin had high aerie*
N E W Y O R K ( t ' P I I - The trrrvd t o id , k 'o n lrr- 14 7; !l# ln c*, R-d | ( onfidc ir r
I trwr rni*la„v« .itlcnipi to avui-l lhe»e error*.
■ riani with a Sl« »erie*. but eould- w ra trh . 44.1. while Jan e Prvtdcn
nf negotiation* indicated today Sox 1 JS . I ’ le rc r,
White
So xjh n w e*#
n't *t--P the onruth r-f the P ain t had high handicap trrie * w ith a
'
'
'
' ' '
i oai i P ro cto r f ir ’d“ il a »urpnF io rd patter*nn Will defend hi* t i l l p e rirn cr.
er* a* D ick R ich ard *, with a 319. *14.
>.-ly airong learn, onr which » a i
heavyweight rrow n agtm vt Nino
1 —*
v\h#-i th» Greyhmu 1 n 1 .1 t,, d --»n but nrver nut 'kith » couple
and to m Brow n, with a S10, led
W adf'a had high taam le rie *. V aldei at xiad im n Square Garden
them into, f t r it place.
nf hrrak*. th. game could have
teratch. 1*19 and A . B C. Garbage Dee 1 or 4
Hurnett '4 alto ended with th* had the handicap one. 2371. W ilX J
(U P li
I c h a n e * to ra c l r Iku i rnueh riogi-i for the Grey
Chairm an Ju liu * H clfam l an
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high teratch and high handicap *on-M *i»r had high tingle game, nnunced th# Maditnn
nouncad the Madlaon >'<|uar# r,«t .There were 72 pri»onrr* In the ||. ri (01 a w n will I— ruling lioond* the l.-.m an team il-evn I
tot vl for the night to w in the •cratch. f*i*. and R eu m lllal and (Jtn * nrp. na® ront#ntr<i to r®nt «
rap e d lo riiio u n l«-i s l>*'"t hi*"mproved « |r'e -,*iv r pl»v and ’ev a id * Dundrulgr e ie iv w#ck
p rire nf the fre<- oa**e» to movie*, Ander*on high handicap. * U .
th# Garden In Km .! L e m ,, an In- 0 " * ,’ roun^ J “ 1' Mh,rh h** * " " ..‘TJ
<•
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offered by R ill tU rtw irV owner of
r nvo'# h '»ck -«(•■' ' '■
|nr*» u t -ir ih# l aii Seminole
N e*t Tuaaday night w r i A . R d*r>end#nl promoter, for * heavy. legal rapacity of 2* »-> She*Iff *
of
a ho lo-ikrd £ ii -hI In 1 ie !*!#•>rr» « ho mmlf *hr h*r differ
thr Sanford nowling A lley*
C. Garbage
‘
v*. Rohinn. Wade'* | weight title twut and that
rental
. ________ l(»rry Roe hoatded nul tne overIn other action. H ai (Silatrap VI Perfection, end W ilton •Malar trrma have heen prartica'ly agreed flow- m the prison* nf five other. I'peuing
rnrr.
, . till. ...
,
po*tid the night * high »erie*. but v* Roum illat and And»r*«n
upon.
leounde*.
,, K,' ' h
... ..................
^
n illb fc k Ahu tAfi g i\r jin^ no
G rn e *
Seminole D rv C tetner*
ptif.fut irouhtr un Th* jnl*l<| v.
dropped i« o out of three g»mei
| Trunanl wa* (>.,r -f ilvr .vuGland*
In New Y o rk I J f e Inrurgnce io
vg b»-k* .-n |h" (i#M 1**1 liiitiV
fa ll into fourth p la t* behind lh *
■vitlit lla lfh n ck - V an Sin- p# an I
In ru rer* The inturanee men were
l.r# N-irfl* ic r .n t •>ft a C n lp lc •'f
out bow led In tntal pin* hy the
I long gain# ag a iii*l S n d .in ) kk 'h
He*( and hup f*i>d W
V dampen I Hon. ».|h particular mention tn
Cleaning men. 2307 to 2291, hut
•Teienre P h illip * J i
a !itl r m r r Ii .» '►• ; rit'- ri i*
remained in »nle |'o»*e*»lon of the enthusiasm of golfer* Sunday E J. Still and Sonny Po.ell.
B ill Foulk 141
M k ill I W*«h .1 f*l e—XAill*
(h u d plare with their learn v ic afternoon at the May fair Country RESULTS OF *1 'NOW'S PI \Y
E a r l Higginhothe-n put hi* ball rapabtr i-f i-ol ,- the d »!»ncr
-il.ilant nv#r hi* f.r .t
\ l- r r WJ' Ivin.; 1 ilrfm*<- I i;i. It#<ina- •
to r. The tw o game* w-m hy New
. K ,.
„ .
Men'* team play point Inurnam ent in Ih r rrn le r o f * circle rir*>»n <-n
nl I#rhnlra1 InoCtoilt * ’rtorv
A good turnout by Ih r M a y fa ir |-(rM p ii f # _ p | u, ,
Y o rk L ife were won hv a m argin
the f*ir-*a y. thu* winning a pri.-r p n | ,.n *vplr m il lU r r p i la«t v*#-k,
• . 1•. . »-rd ,\lrv Mlteff,
\*
Robert*
of four pin* and nine pin*, foe the Men'* Golf Aiwcistion resulted j
R E S U L T S o r P I .3 V , S A N FO B D t'oarh I ’ l -rtor r -I n < -* r-im r •
lav <hall- s«i| Ih# enlii# heavy*
in p r i m for *ome and consola
eio te it win* of the tea»on.
Joe l.eary
W O M EN S G O L F A S S O IIA IIO N U a tii.g un b » l* t ir iig the te rm i
Which •• ghl ilivliion. • ••p#nal'y 7nr»
• Ce ery C ily Prin tin g , l* * t year t tion at the !9th hole fo r other*.
Nine hole, blind partner, high and n al*. D r lr n 'lv i lil-ivklng
Mack Cleveland
*l*o r j . veil him i- i r u 'i# I nti"n I I o llry .
...................
The Sanford Women’* G o lf A*
.H ague .......
cham
p*, m »df _good uie
Inw store combined i.n 12.
Bill Foulk
" B rin g *«n thi*
F id le y ." the
# Y ’ their large handicap" to beat aociatloa played the back ntoe ,4#rond'Plare— P lu , (
Low groe*—Fire . B ill Fo u!k ar.d enl* lu»t w re k , * -• cam r lo lit
attention
m ggt*l
G erm an
eald. " I
am
Mather of Sanford two to On*. lim u ltan e o u ily . Thi* • * • the fir at
S o m y Powell
M r*. John K e y with 104
T lie • r.n r-la r* w *■ hrurbl 2 up ira-ty for him and | know 1 ran
*r.1 drop the F u rn itu re men out tournament ef the ye a r for both
H a rry C ulhing
Second low gross- - Mr*
IV. K on pa** ilrferi*#. i-.nln In ty.iai I hast him
of th#ir tie fo r fifth place. The clu b i.
Em e«t M ills
M rRoh#rt», M r* Hugh W helchrl
The m en'* nine hole team play
P n n te r* were, led by C e rl V«n
R ill T o ll
with 199
H erbutu' 2iM S IJ. while E d Kirch- point tournament wa« no »ooner Hole lo O at C#nie*i
F ir* t low net—M r*. Harold K»*(
Fv \f-*‘\ r T r- i'- V '\ r
’ hn(f upheld lh# honor of the fu rn i completed then member* p a rtic i
B ill F ilm in g i l l
ner. M r*. H o rry W o o drj'f wnh 9*
pated
in
putting,
d
rivin
g
and
chip
ture men w ith • 494 atrio *.
J#e Ijtirjr 12 1
Second low net—Mr* It- S v n iri
Control
# #*(e
"Spill »hrink#r»" fo r th* night ping c n n K it * . P r im were award
Mock Cleveland <3>
J r . M r*. T. B. Sm ith * c h 92
Florid*
were Buck Fo rg u w n with a 5-7. ed after a barbecue dinner by
/*#"V
F a rl Higginhotham i4 )
luvw putt*— M r*, r . D Si-on with
n-.y G entry with a five and-Un, president John t<ey New officer* rutting rnn(#*t
13.
F A 2- S H !
-tO! W.IS">St SAHfORD
were introduced
Serving
neat
and
K are e with an I th .
B ill Flem ing 1 1 1
t#iw rombined score on 12—Mr«
year w ill b# T h r u O vsrtted l.
Average* afte r
week *
(YYCvTw
v-k/ ^ w n r ^
i A0
John Ivev (2 )
F.d Po rter, Mr*
D evr Cunning
president; Hugh G rie r, vice p re il- ,
ing ere:
ndl Foulk i j )
113)
P e e o ld - lM . R in g—141, K e ie e — dent; George N icely, Ir e a s u it r . | D riving ('nn(e«t
n i i K s i : r i n c D s k i i k u t i m : t h i its. • r m . . s a t .
High combined trnre on 12, Mr*
142. St**1#--1M. Brow n—l i t , and and Dave Cunning, t e rr e ia ry . Di*
D»»e Cunning ( t
Ja c k Morriaon, Mr* Sr Title Mr.in M. FARMS
Sw ann, Von H erb u li*. B u k u r, and rertor* w ill h# Martin Yo»t, Dan
tl. k. GRADE
Hugh G rie r i2>
Inni*. (29)
Richard* at IS®. ADo, G tU trap — Wrigtn and Harold Ring
X - L G E .
Mambera. th eir wive* and guest*
l i t . Fo x and De P alm a at l i t ,
Wheeler and Cooke at 1M. K lrth - attended the free harbteur given
h o f f - I S i . Fo rg uio n — 134. C a lla n — by th# Men's Association. P r i m
133. Ken t*—132. H u h n -1 3 t. »nd were given tn lid y g o lfe ii by
*1 Senn *nd T la tt et IW AI*o. Pivec E r# # it M ill*, trophy chairman
A special award wa* made d u r
—14* . Burnett— 147. Kretg er and
G entry at 1*4. H *rb*t and Proctor ing the evening to Den W right me
at 143. E itrid g e m d H o ller et 143. “ moat im proved p laye r'' nf the
C P ie rc y —134. H arriaon—130. H- yeer. Wright played golf for the
RIH M>
In in M.EsR
flr»t time last w inter. Ivey th an k
P t e r c j—1M. *nd P e rry —121.
ed all rh airm en of th# A ito ria
d >« le x e r — Remo* (14-13). HRS
2TeamsAreTied
For First Spot In
SanfordBowling
League Leaders
National L e e iu e
G reyhounds S eek
First W in F rid a y
Perfection Pads
Bowling Lead In
Win Ov6r Robson
Title Bout Planned
Jail OverfJowR
m u iu v tl
Hailing* thi* week tlicv hav# a
j
1
Besmanoff Whips
Mileff In First
M ayfair Golf Tournament Results
The Sanfoid Seminole* w ill b e io f era«lng any w o rrle i that t*ojch
gunning fo r th eir tecond victory J im Pigott might have had {bout
o f the teaton F rid a y night when ( the quarterbacking. He w a s e i
th er entertain Seab.-ee*e of D a y -' p eclally dargcrc>u« on the run-Vata
-4nn*
option. Hi* p a * lin ; w a* ve ry efT h u w ill he a first real teit of fe e ttv r. made 10 to a great degree
the 193* campaign for the Semi by the rr.-rive r*. S e v e ra l ipectanole*. who blanked a atuhhorn. eular completion* w ent into the
hut o u td a te d , l.vm an of Long- re ro n l tvoolc due I j the abilltg- of
wood. 20 0, la it Fiid a y night. The end* .ird halfback* who "g ave a
S an drrabt of Seabreerc ihould cx-1 little tomethlng extra'* when gotend the Semlno'e* to the lim it .' ing a lt e r the t all.
Scouting re p o rll indicate that
T h e S e a h rrrie gam r w ell Could
Seabreeie ha* plenty of »pr»d. J he the "m ake or b re a k '’ esiiWat
T h il mean* th»t thr Seminole <ie- j fo r Ih r Seminole*. The p a d de
fence w ill So totted much mo-e fe-we o f th r local tquad « u not
thoroughly than in tho opener. The tc itc d F rid a y night. It i* certain
Sandcraba could be one nf the to be a.’ iln t t the Daytona (quad,
toughen K am a on the Seminole T h r iccondary got little wo*k
schedule thi* year.
! ag aim t Lym an , the exception* beAlthough the Seminole* made a j ing a c -uple nf long run* In tho
au rp titin g ly strong thowing on d e -; >eeord half.
frn « r, it w*» d iffic u lt to »*v jj» t
t p front, the defenao appeara
how strong the ’.'•* attaiV w ill he. to tw- act. S u n le y ia the big man.
The o ffen tlve unit did not under- He got a great deal o f help from
go the pre**ure that the dcfen*r K e lly Lake and a few- other* in
encountered. T w ice the dcfenie. | the L y m a n game. Scouting r#(Virta
led by David Stan ley. to»r up and indicate that the line w ill h a lt It*
smacked down l.vm an threat*
hand* full tn attem pting to* Stop
t'e. il Dandridge
»cd capable *ih r Sand -rahi epeedy l>acke.
#41
Sports Parade
By OSCAR I R \LF.Y
v a rie ty of opinion on who a r t our
('■tiled l'rr*% Iniernational
1 standout athletet when you conN EW Y O R K i l ' P D — For thoie »lder the Augutt piofeetictuit athathlete* who want lo do t h e ir 1 lete voting.
j *hopniivg e a r l) , there it an im-* T u rle y won — yet there v * r e no
p ractical bin goth aw lul gaudy ile a * than 23 athletee who received
ard expensive bit nf male Same** fir»t p la e r vote*.
•
up fo r grab* between now and'
itu llrt B- h, even though he w a i
iT iriitm a * .
.
the firs t m *)er leaguer to wdn W
Tin* lavish substitute for sue- 1 K-v'he thi* s rJin n , received only
vole*. E rn ie Il/ n k i
ponder* I* the 910,000 llicko k ** , , r , ,
B rit voted annually lo the pro- o f ih# Chicago Cub* received 11
feu lo n a l alhlcte of the year, it 1* and there were '0 fo r heavyweight
five pound* nf finery with a dia cham pion Flo>d P * lie r* o n even
mond vtuddrd, gold • buckled bolt fo r *uch a ticbarle a* h i*' m ilwhich a man t ouUi only wear by m atch agaim t Roy K a r r i* , -u
l l m u tl he ilg n lfican t o f the Inswapping hi* timou*ine lor an
c rc a -rd p rrttig r of h arn e ss racing
arm ored ca r.
that fourth place in the balloting
But. money being money, the
—and the recipient o f eight flrat
Surprlting Item t* lh al nobody ha*
place vote* — went to 174-year-old
made a standout bid for thi*
“ F l ic k " Nipe for id* v ic to ry id th«
• parkling slo m arher.
llam b ieto n ian .
»
T h rre have been th# usual quota
, r
UH
EGGS 68c
Service Recognized
P E O R IA , HI. —( U P I ) The
honor o f turning ihe firs t above!
e*f dirt at the *it# of lh * new
Slate T a rk Baptist Church here
w#nt to M r*. E lita b cth V in t —
with good reaiod M r*. V in e. M.
h a i h#cn a member o f the ehurth
fo r 73 y t i r e .
.
diamond star*.
Rul th u ye a r’* h a trh a ll i #>»
are having their Irouhlr* Mutlal
, 1- o u id help h u n irlf hy coming
through in thr N elcm al la-ague
hailing rac# lln w rv e r. Running
ha* faded tin e r hi* mid-ieaiun
nodiilter againlt the Red Sox and
T u rle y ’* win In Ihe kiignM bnll.vlIng wa* anything but a strong
perform ance
Many Recel*r We*
The hallollng I* ii<v'-e hv Ihr
nati>n'* »poit»wnter» and eportt
I ratlere *r-.«9 It !• Indicative of th#
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P h illie s
LEESBURG (I'l’O—The Phila
delphia Phill'r* announced today
the* will hold a winter training
camp here next you f*».* five
minor league tram*.
Sv Morgan, direclor of * the
Phi!*' larnt • «'eiu. aaul he could
not ilifi-tni# at ih>* 'imr whit
tram* would aUrno th# camp
Jim Running nf the Detroit T(ge,»
^
{r. nchUea
and Boh T uurley
rle y nf the kenkre.
<fr ,n ||(V|b|
, J)f hnw.
lla -rb a ll p la v c it have tomdhin
rn r. tn.it four of thr club* wou'd
bowl-
LARGE
l)OZ.
1
Ttio ie -afeiy In the final ballot-1
me hv virtue u f iwlng voted an
athlete n f (he month are W illlr
Shoemaker. Detroit Pi»ton are
George M 'kan Su g ar Ray Robin*on. S i.
Hawk star B i>
Pettit. Stan M u lla l, Tom my Bolt.
QUICK FREEZE:
Bill
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P«ire i —Wed. Sept. 24. 195B
'58 Roughest Year
On Schools, Says
State System Head
★ TOP QUALITY FOODS
S A VE
SUPERBRAND RICH FULL FLAVORED
Limit 1 • **«
15 00 c* mei|
m llS T O N l
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
PRICES GOOD thru
T III RS.. F ill.' and S A T .
foTAi Cl'H'
Purpose Cooking
washingtoi
4 6 ox
D EC A N TER
Tomato
A SSO R T ED
flavors
9 o* PLo
Sauce
A• stor
• H*fN
/JtORTIMINGj
DELICIOUS SPAGHETTI
K r a f t Dinner
PLAIN or SELF RISING
L . O . S . Flour 5
r i n s o
*un
R o u lb ly a N A V A IR L A N T record
for m onthly hour* flown hy a car
Xlrr b a trd aguailrnn.
In A u iru 't, (h r •i|uadron‘* * NLv
W a n t o n " recorded a total of J l»
flight h o u ri, eiceydlng h r IVi
h o u ri the pravlo iu monthly recou)
of any h ra v y attack » '|iii(!m n .
land or «hip t>»ird. V A II 9 l l illtloned a la m iil I hr I5SS S a n t o j*
with Ilia S ix th Pleat.
In tha l i l t »U n io n lh i, thr
iq uadrnn. rommin-ted hy Cf)H
fill) M a rlrtt, h i* flown a total of
TJIk h o u ri, or a monthly average
r f 151 hour a In tha a ir.
Although thr aircra ft a i t l ir .n l to
V A II 9 have bren aboard itilp for
11 n| th r la it 17 m oiithi, N avy of
flr la h la id V A II 9 had drm Oiotr.it
»d that I I I a iir r a ft , m alntrnancc
r r r w i and flight r r r w i a r r ahlr to
u p eiatr In a highly m ccCM ful
m anner.
Tha iquadron will raturn to Sanford ra rlv In Ortolwr.
D R T R O IT (U P I) iar..h P
tinniern H .
thal.m an
of
th r
Way re rm inlv Hoard of Audltnra,
Monday ouenrd an envelnj.# con
taining a 110 Uirrk drawn on thr
Hark of l/ilio o ltr. Ind , and a
•hot 1 not*;
S C O T T I'.'iprr Towel
j h in e
BUTfER
V A I I f . Sanford lio r d •rpiidm n ,
1 1 1 e ita b lilh rd l l i m y attack an'l
Restitution Made
For Stolen Food
(JHANn iniMitc Mlfh. firi'i
—It wa« tm'ind |n haptwn
• queitlnn of whrn.
. ,Ju«t
Somebody atolc 1»T ptaiilc hut
hoopa from a aiihurhan G r a n d
Rapid* variety itore Monday.
Hot p o ller have a etna.
Someone reported a yming tad
about 10 y r a r i old, waa a rllln :
huta hoop* I-a tha neighborhood.
H O LD ERS
CHUCK
ASTOR FROZEN SLICED
STEAK
f r o z ih
Controlled Quality Fresh
Ground Beef 3
Onty K olotui
Laon Mealy Short
F'J 1living
’ *o z in
p
"enefc
fries
Orange Juice 4
*.;%*T
SUNNYLAND LITTLE PIGGIES BREAKFAST
Fancy Red Tokay
BROOKS COUNTY GEORGIA HALF or WHOLE
GRAPES 2 -2 5
PORK ROAST
Firm Red Ripo
Tomatoes 2 us2 9
'i\ Convenient Locations
1;
"W here Courtesy
Red Jonathon
Apples
U
and Service Prevails
419 E. 1st St.
.tO« K. 3rd St.
French Ave. nt 2.ritli S t
B eau ty Bor
VEL SOAP
2 & 39*
Wieboldt'a JJof**
M* •. r a t a A*m
C a ih m c ra
S. N o
I
BETTER BRAND
Jumbo Poicol
5 io, 4 9 c Celery
Sw eet
Ll
5
No.
2
Gr "A" Quick Frozen Chicken
I Y e llo w
Potatoes 5 Lb. 49* Onions
Sunnyland Hot or Mild
Sausaqe
OCTAGON
2 r . 29*
2 r . 29*
Giant
3 \Z 29*
3 & 29*
cakford
laundry Soap
PALMOLIVE
New Skin B eau ty
Copeland All Meot
Bag
4‘
Fried Perch
N ew Skin Beauty
Liq u id
PINK VEL
”•»OV
IJ o * . O O *
Coo 0 7
Z O »
Can
1 r\ (*
M o rV E L o u a
VEL
A e r io l
Detdorcnt
FLORIENT
S
C la o n v ar
D elicior. King Fuh
Gizzards u. 2'
5
SUPERBRAND FINEST QUALITY
BOUQUET
PALMOLIVE
f
Hi
C o ih m e re
BOUQUET
—-----
j
f
P
Flavorful Plote
Astor Vitamin Rich Frozen
F i l l e t s
•If Tea Deal Kh * Tba Marrbaadlea—Yoad Ratter Knaw
Tba M rrfbaatr
All Pfce<agraphia tUpplle*
BRANDED"
W-D "
TENDER DELICIOUS SHOULDER or
"Some yrara ago I llvrd In
Wayne and madr a rrvipit ttipi
to P.loiio (W aynr (‘minty O rncral
llot|iltal) (in d e n t at night and
look vrg rta h lri. Thr l^itd hat
•avrd me tinea than and I want
In makr rratitutlon. I'lraar find
fnrlotfd chrek to covrr •amr.'*
Bound To Happen:
Hula Hoops Gone
GRADE "A” DAD QUICK FROZEN 1*20 Lb. AVO. TOM
79*
Hudson Toilet
TISSUE
Roll,
White
jr '
O -
Wieners
Superbrand Cotnge
^
5‘
C h eese
Powdered Hand Soap
BORAXO
8o: .
O 1 if
20 Mule Teom
BORAX
5 Si 89*
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Weather
W xt l& m fn r b i f r r a l l i
F i n l f cloudy through F rid a *
• Ilk widely K i l l t r i d afternoon
• * 4 t r N l a i show er*. Low tat f f k t Tt to T l .
•
ro i..
X L IX
K*tahlu<hrd
SAN FO RD .
Judge Upholds
School Leasing
F O R T S M IT H . A rk . t U F l) U . S. D istric t Judge John E
M tUtr r e f u e l lo H iy lo prohibit
th? Little Hock 5*hooi Board from
le a t in i fnur d o le d puMIc high
school* for n it • • private, aegrega*ed icbooli
I I , said to |*tu a .uch an order
t o u id mean hi» p airin g on the
to n .tltu tlo n ah ty of state la w . He
taid he does not have that author
•*»—it takes a three man eourt.
“ F o r this r - j r t to hold today
Local Briefs
H ardy IV. tR ud dyJ R a w ). J r . .
t ill attend the li*tb annual reU nion of the C re ll Woods Hutin New O rleans. Sept. 25-27 Thi«
ia the highest honor club of the
V olunteer State t.tfe Inturenee
Co. Memtor* are choten for their
•u b tta n rirl tales volume.
Sirs. i . .ah Whelchel and M r,.
E s th e r Ridge of M ary-E*th«r's
• rill la ,r e t h i, weekend fo r a
■hopping trip in Miami. They w ill
A tu rn
next Monday after pu r
chasing cruise w ear fo r tolh the
hotel and downtown ,hopt.
Siero g rap h crs m ay u k e C iv il
S ervice exam inations at the Or
Isndo A ir Force H a.e hy tillin g
mi: card form JoOO-AH available
I . any ,>o.t o fflee. | ’os;tl*..,f w ill
be filled at the Orlando A ir Force
Have. Sar.ford N aval A ir Station
§ > iil MeCay A ir Fo rce Hsse. App lic a r.t, w ill he notified of tim e
• nd plare o f exam ination.
Mack, Whiteside
Indicted By Jury
, ,
W A SH IN G TO N (L ’ F I ) - A fe .lcr
al grand Jury today Indlctcil form_
«. . . . . . ----------- *-••*—
—
. . . Comj—fr
Federal Com m unication*
__ lssioner
fliaks^l
A ll
»*tr **■'
m
R ic h ird A.
Mack
and
s * s ,r r
Back On His Beal
MOSCOW c l p |» — V . K
Ambassador I.le w e l.a Thomp
son returned la h i . desk today
a lte r a th ree -« rek .a ra llo a
l.< U e t ir r a Fu rn pe,
A , an altern ative, tin N A A l'F
asked M iller to rule that If Ih r
schools are tsaied , Negroes must
be admitted to them at private
Institutions
In the other suit, the lu ttlr
Hock S ht*<il ItiuviJ asked M iller
x.hether It would be in cuntem pi
f ° url if It leased the building*
,u rn ffl
,t,f N A A T P , on
»h*
' S
' / J ', , , , r r ,1""1 »"«*r*rned. and ,e
fu" ' 1 lu *<, * j‘ «* '»'• « h k. 1 h-ard
, M ,llrr «**?* A r u • •»>' 1 l’ » *** l
7 . *
' rk * '
'V
•-#S, '>»<U'e a month j t o .
,,r v>,b ■nl»-lnlegrai|«r, i t .
flu te*.
Man Shoots Self;
Condition Is Fair
in M tr-Lou restaurant. 6 1 0 p
News Briefs
• to grant th# p ra ye r of th . plaint iff (N A A F IM «oul<1 rrq u irr the
court to h«*M that these aetf on
the L rg U la tu ir ate tm altd. that
the> infringe on the Comtitution
o f the tn ite d
that the> are
invalid
and
aithoiU
e ffe ct.Judge M iller . . I d
T t .r ie a rt# two suits before
M illr* .n d lit fi«j>. . d <i t>-th In
in
!e». ihan an hour.
|
0ne. Ur* .V A A C P asked that
the «ch.»ol board In Ijt t le It- cV
hr forbidden to lease the high
sc ho .I* fur pi H ate operation
T ill, i » the turner of Guv. Or\ al K I'aubu*' plan t» .id r.te p
| U . 8 . Supreme Court Integration
®«**rs
( I t ) Vide Saturday
A ll the lu ttlr Rock high scho. lt
a r r now doted pending • o il) reteiendum Saturday to determine
whether the people w a rt segrrga
ted or integrated leh-mla Somi
classes arc being conducted
te l'v lslo n .
A t a recant F o rt
L-su in d .
meeting, th* Flo rid a Petroleum
M arketers Acsiseiation adopted
resolution to op|N>*« an y addition
a l gasoline tax at Iw a l. sta'e or
fed eral level. The men f»e! that
more taxes would be a buiden on
the motoring public. The vtate tax
Woodrow Hrldges. Sherman ConO ' now 7 rents a gallon. The feder erele employe
*u
listed
In
al government collects 3 rents e “ fairly goo*l'' condition this mnrnIng hy ilortor* at the Orange
g a lion.
Mrmo.iai ll->spital. Oitando.
An estimated er**w.| of 3 D
R tid g ei shot him self in Ih r
w atchrd Lake M ary Roy Scouts mouth with a Colt i i autom atic
perform Saturday night when the catty thlc m orning while two San
youngster* and se v e .a l local girl* ford p-dicr o ffice r* nood hi help
prevented Indian dence* In the le-sly I’ ,dire werv •urnmonril t.»
p a rk .
the Hildgea' home, t a il Maple
The “ spectacular” was norrateil ttriv c . by the man's w ife, who
hy Johnny H au *cr. who also di- 's a id that he »a* threatening lo
g **rte d the production and helped shunt him self
n iake the costumes Scoutm aster • Authorities said this morning
of Ihe troop Is Donald Coleman.
that Rtulgc* already had shot and
——
killed hi* dog lie wa* taken tn
L C D R . (iabe I'e trc got the n*#11 Seminole M em orial Hospital in a
from members of the Seminole R rivio n
am bulance,
and
later
Toastm aster Club when he was transferred to O rarge M em orial
Voted the he»t speaker at a rec-i after em ergency treatment
In
ent dinner meeting. Others speak- 1vestlgating n ffle rr* * n . Lt Ja ck
Ing were D r. Robert Stulsn isn and Hickton an-l F a r l llouri|uarder
Jo e D avis. The T o a stm s s tris w ill
%n<
AN
1908
Children To Have
‘Day’ Saturday
IN D E P E N D E N T
F L O R ID A
D A IL Y
Shop And Save
In Sanford
|
NEW SPAPER
T H I H S D A Y . SKPTKMRLR 2A. 1958
D n it r d
I ’ rcww
I e .v-rd
W ir t
NO. -J<59
U. S. To Avoid Mainland Attack
In Effort To Prevent Large W ar
*1 °^ L e a g u e
‘ ;u " ° , u ’n ~ " "
•hrikhuow uf K u w a it i* * »«i k *u i )>
«on* ‘*«r i r *
i*»tn n * tb# Arab
A M ullah .Mmubarak Al* * '* " • deputy ru or a ^ -iffeme
e f the H ritiah protected
1 w *U n C M
“ *d*
| t ' ^ V ,» S (~, | * i # . L p ,
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Tw o I reach firm s filed still
here W#dnr»das
eharging
M IAM I ( L 'l 'l l — Ttse A tltn U r
Memphis r e .lp a r a lr u e Herbert
i Coast from North Flo rid a to the
Vnderton has b rrn using blue
V irginia border was put on alert
t h r r .e in .It ad o f ttoi|Uelorl 1.1
t. .lav lo r Hurricane H e le n ,. . M
his Roquefort salad drrssmg.
mile aohour howler that was 42J
m ile. .1 s c .
Helene was dtie east nf D a y ’ on*
NEW YORK i l l ' l l - - Rudolf
— •,
K in g , g t n r r .l m anager of the
Metropolitan tlp e ia Company, W i
_ ...................
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deeoiatevt Wednesday
with the
r^mmander's i r » ‘ s o f the Order
Officials Confident P la n W ill Change
Chiang Would Seek |f Islan d In vad ed
.T o n Approval O fU .S.
Helene 'H ow ler;'
Coast Is A lerted
t A I I ’ F.I, Formosa i l l ’ l l — tn has been explained to Chiang aoa
Reach, F l a . at the tim e of a
l.srmed sources said trwlas ih r that the Nationalist
rre sld cn t
a m . weather ad visory, heading
....
...
,
t'n lle il States has tclil Hen t h i has a c c ip tn l It.
slowly toward the north* ra! . ' ' ' '
' .' .
.
'
Jll< h a i- h e k that it i» H*> per
According lo these sources, neiT h . big aturm slowed ......in to
«.......... "»**"« »»«»
•
a p a r , of sis m iles an hour Chief
" ,
'" '<M
'' 1 'r Led * h* '* mainland so I m » Ihei the l lilted Slates msi Nationalt-t China plan* to homb the
------‘ V ' ' n r 'laiiHHii!’
(l[ nOHf
I ,
.1
at
Fo recaster Gordon Dunn -a-.l (he
r , " “ ,n , *m “n'dth
’, , k ,,f
h ,,|,r
future d liectio n of the nuirteane K l i shek Will not bomb a ,tille rs t h ll th f
er.s.s can he 1 ,
h L " [ 'Z l'r
I o.#mT
tin placemen It or AirflrM « on l l i f •r(t!r«l i>rjccftilH
n 1 ^
V* er,r
was u n ce itain .
^ held.......
mainland
These .ources said this view Wu*™°> '* ,w ,»'
Another tropical storm, sill*, not Communist
, ,
..... .
, with
, u m c a n e pi opm lions, >.-a* out . In.Rlvpatrhes from Qucmoy tiwiay
uf, h
. . . rvp liclt approval of the
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★
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. reported that the long Red artil*
operating more thsn I,ew*t» m iles tu
Ml *
1
It-rc blockade of Ihr itlaixla hai
the t.'U thra-t.
N ,,r
<*»r «,r •"> fear In of
■>f Merit of the F rtle ra l Republic
forced Ihr garrtion there to dip
( ) unn said Hurricane l l . l i n r f in a l circles here the National!*!
of lle rm a ry
Into Its war re«er\e xtuckpllea.
would k irkk up rough sets .luring
" / T ’1'’' * "•» • *ion of
The gun*
pound* d tjuemoy
*, r .
1 •' t1n .,n •**«» to rm
O lJ V K IIH A N C II. M L , i t ' l ’ l i Ih r next ii hour# ..,.i i,r ■. i , i broil
the t .tiled Stales In a ,h«>Wwith S.J.m more shell, today, a
rrtld
rn
ts
to
keep
a
close
w
t
rtia
g
litia
lr
denies
h
r
was
s
e
r
IIK H I IN l l I ’ l l — The ton.
1 down b a i l i e w i l l tl;,* t hlnesr
Nwttonalitt cuinmunbiur laid. Toe
ious v.hrn he asked a woman tu on future ad visu tle ,. I I ' s e ll R rJ a
munlst Fast t.e rm s n construc
Defenaa Allniatry (aid that during
tides
would
be
about
a
foot
above
leaxe o n, of her three c h lH re i
tion Industry has banned lacnc nine-minute period ,cv«n poV h err has been cortlnutsus pres
norm al h> F rid a y rn,lining from
a* security in a t ra ff:- c a n .
slallation nf r le e lr ir licatlb s,
sitiun* p- unde-l Rig Qu< moy with
sure h< I lilang In permit him to
M ag t-irat, I'aul lle rr* l.t1 l « ..ij l>a<ton< Hrach to Cape Katies a *
electric healing and Infra-red
I .I U shells.
tsoinb the mainland ll.-spltr lre -h
>.f
M
is
I
’
hllllp
T
.
Sm
ith'*
heallag fur homes and public
' *
rr|H irts Hits pressure ts mounting,
Informed souiccs here said that
1.<>\I»0\
i
t
I
’
l
i
I'o
m
m
iin
lit
I charge “ I was onlv d rstlin g her
buildings In a m ner tu sase
'•
•!
am .
re ...n n a is ta n rr t,fflsla '.s
discounted
tlie
idea
China ha* re a ffirm e d Its rr.'u o t nothin^ hod .lrvrto |rd during tha
l i v e gx.t children .-f my o a n . | j gsUrsc-a *|»Mled
electric energy.
.
.
w
ir
' c , n , * r ' Chiang is about to (o ice the 1to ro m p ro 'tl* , on th* r.-rm os»n talks earlier thii week hetwvsu
1dun t need any more '*
at latitude n ; north and longi , „ u,
: contllet In . memorandum hand- Chiang and Adm. Harry Felt, tha
n ,m ., S a l t ’ S / • )tlM l
Instead he t.*»k. and tv e o t u iliv i ,u<' r D l west It * n h.illding
Chiang
“
le
a
x
h
e
d
’’
rd to Itrllatn and other Western U .*. t’acifl.- commander, lo upset
.w ild , the spare tire from M r. ! UP •**swljr In sl/e and ln len .lt
m .A lU sT M
. ...
Ttie** was an oh*loo* effo-t hy po w er, four day* ag«\ o fficial tn* formula against any masslva
, , A , , S T * H u n g . , , | l ' l ’l l - . Sm ith's ra r , he said
and l i e p rr* * u tr 1„ the eye of
„ ,H1, h |hp
retaliation.
nd dr «,Hirers disclosed tmlay.
‘ 7 , ‘ •'"’ “ mi’i'- n In this fur me,
Mr* Siultli was slopped wnll the storm » • . dropping
They said tha: nt long as tha
tense
departments
to rm p h n M ir
llip lo m a llr s o u r e t , xslil the
•"
e r a s e d b> 70U per cent since the ) 7 LlUr"l?.^ ^ h ,r . hu?,,r !n . M r" '
Highest wind* were !*J m iles per ih c lr tw llef Cnlarig is sti'l firm ly memoramlum
i r staled the O il- I'uinmuni*'* limit their assault »n
plus
with
her
three
•m
ail
end of World W ar IS, the llun
chit j hour in squalls extending outward “ leashed ' ami to p!.*v down the n rs r
Red position on (he F s f th* (Jurmoyi to .irttilery shelling,
d im She didn't have t e r d r iv e r '. , I'*) m iles In the noithrast
g a n an press reportssl to-lsv.
east teinl idea the Qi.emoy e o n fllc. is atsout K a i l e r is l,. without indicating anv th* N allonalitu will restrict thrir
license and didn't have >13 t o jd r c le an.) (0 m ile , tn
Ire.- south lo flare into wldei (Ighting
sign of willingness to compromise, drfrnse in gounlrr-artiltfr* (ir*.
p .,tl bond
west. (Sale* pushe.1 out
pst miles
Ih -frn s. Secretary Nell II MeS im ilar miles were handed to
Itomlier, would h* unleashed
She said H .r iy liill aakrd l e i if in (he northeast and HO miles on llliu ) ’ old n rw sm rn
Mi<lue**la> ...h e r e n v o is a c m llte d In I'.-lp again*! toe C.*mmuulii* only If
‘ I.IIM H IN ( I I ’ l l — the Rus
sbr had anything of value lo .e a v , the op|iusite side
he did not think llirrs- was any mg ., waslearned
sian* ha«r “ wash and wear"
the R e t, horn'* * ’ attempt aw
with him lie said he asked her “ In view ol the h u irican e t con- plan lo release Chiang s a ir f u r r
cln lh rs, loo, Moscow Rsdio
The mein'* .viidum » * • bvnded , , l , i’l,',l,‘"‘* lum.'n, .gain.I to* *!•
to le a v , one of the children a n d . tinned
movement
toward
the to homb the m ainland. " It It
reported today.
It said the
over -he d>V the third *, sb.n o f ! 1, 0/,'1, ,h»
then au g g r.tr.l leaving a w rist South A tlan tic ma«t and with
no somethin# « .
«hlrl w hirl, d .o * no. need la
Arnwricon talks
L n ttc.l 1*,*^. In le rn a lla B il.
lie Ironed a fir e washing le
an * in lr r r « t iu , n o te lly ,"
Opera Head Honored
Child As Security?
Judge Was Kiddin ’
Red China Refuses
To Give Ground In
Talks On Far East
Electricity Banned
Will Beds Invent It?
I
11\L* P l l l D S
A l l i l l T ’S S
W ASH INGTO N
,|f|ll y;,„ni,
1 ing W e .l l*< bit
. l ' l ’l l
- I'ra*isoier a prom**h alfb ack, w lll|
sprat, al tha fir «t dinner uf thr
National Fo-itball >o ii’xlalltin an>l
H all >f Fain* in New Vork 1'ity
Or* Jit. tha W hite lln iit r anniu *
ceil W rd f'sday
Ike Plays Golf
W A S H IN tiT O N
( l I ’l l —
I'rrsillvO I H ise n l.iiw rr Wrnl lo
Ih r Hurmng T .r » l.u lf I luh
In nearhy su liu rh an Maryland
W rdiir.day a flrrn n o .) fur a
round nf gidf.
Not ClotiM Living
N KM M il(K ( I I ’ l l —Joseph
H a rris, who lu rn rd a sprtghl.
I , 100 year* ot ag r Muiwlay,
• ant hi* lu n g r*ily r v r llln l)
wa* out dur lo clra n las ing.
H a rris said
he spent hit
youth as a tatdn man in gam
bling house* and h i* middle age
working at ra re t r ic k s .
Seminole f'o u 't v rh lb lrrn w ill
fill th» H it , Theatre Satu rdav
mnmlng on annual “ Kids D a y " ,
sponsored hy K lw a rls Internsrlon
al
A free movie w ill l» g m at !>
,
a in
....
,n ,s * nt,u "
'“ V J 7 "
,*h(|,ft, „ ,,1 1 to given f.» e Ice complaining about exp-m d water
a,.d <**mic* a . added tre a t* m el. r* and pipe* " n
'ireetv
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... ling
; r ' to th r "city
"
|
y r , r> ,» « m t,.«ay rh lld
.e n at
Accor
manage, s
e__
,
,,
Explanation Made
On Exposed Pipes
e-rim .*#,, fold IfF"l c o rrr.
did 'ini ca ll for a reply.
'in
t Robert «
Mm
iller
I* S
tin
lw s u d u i Jacob
Jaco li Ream
Ilea
Viiiiiatsaiioi
, '*
c r they . * .
and ( Tnnrvn Communlit envoy . r '*'* !bf Quemoy, w«r* in for •
Wnng Flrg nan irsuined III. ir ne , ,l|f
* n'* probably wera
g-illallons In W arsaiv loala/ There d-ornnl unless N atio nal.it and
furl Fulari* opera!.oral bj l»a i were Increasing signs th- l.la * A m eib an a ir and sea power were
roared straighl up and finally lie w e ir driflm g t-iwa.d * deadlock used to tirra k the C o m m u n lit
*»'» wobbling
The t'nlted States was h rlie v .il
At this point. Ih r \ ir Forve *, , *l *" he seeking an Im iii.o ia 'p
la n g r •alely o fficer at Ihe Cape cc«*e flic In Hie Form osa Sir a ll.
p ||, llrU . btitlun
o deitin) the T lie Communists apparent!) re
m is .lle In lliglit
piocrdure m im ed adamank In their tland to
that ha* b rrn successful
many r , "l 'h r *h**otli-g onl* when Htr*
’■
***‘Ca In tlie pa*t.
a i r assured they can take uvr.
The rocket burst
apart on this Ihe o ffslio ir Itlan d s.
r g n .il from the ground and p u t
Residents Take Polaris 'In Stride'
C A F E f VNAVF.lt A l.. F la (1 l*|» arm wa* * J i l l a (haute j o . ie
A sm all lagoon near Cajie l ‘a got to take **
n averal tmlay bore th r ch aired
A young mother, whr was In
hulk nf a Navy t’o la ris m issile «nla her trailer with her Infant
that went off course Wednesday daughter .u r n Ihe
rocket t.bun
a .d sped r* a r.ly ovei d.-n>el« p< p derrd dow n, ad in itird the a a*
uiateJ (ocoa Reach south o f here,
afraid
“ tint I , n n i It's just
Had
the wrong way
rocket somethin,, y.m ’vw got t>i evpect In
plummeted to eaith th r alm ost ty,|t b u ii n * ii ," she.a id with •
certain m u lt would have hern . .
tragedy llul retldents of U*e a ,r a .
*'
Uf
^
It
plummelrd strxtgbl -town
. ^i^- while thr te.t con
Wr*nd»«n R ile y Smith has been
I jn d over to the grand Jury on
tln e r charges o f m anslaughter
niter a coroner’s Inquest In eon*
neetlon w ith ihe death* o f Cur«
I I I , l.e t u i
Annette and E lija h
S te e l, In an automobile rottlslon
One of the l.* i ,r d * of llv ln r h r s*ept. .1 at F re n .h A ve. ami F lr a t
lake was <lem*tn**ratrd Insl St.
nU M by »lx year old Ronnie H en
Seven witncsves testifies! In th*
i « .n of A R C and Mr* R c illn lira .In g They were i|yj**Uonrd by
Henson.
A**M
s ,t . State
rney Tom Wad«
........ »*-. --------sta te A tto
ttornay
Wad*
C .l-V.ll.
While the Hensons were r a r r v dell. I'rtnelpal eye w itn e ,, waa
Ing |w<* younger children Into Eugene I'a rn rU , <lrlvcr o f a I f , ft.
th rir home on La ke Dot D rive, mall tru ck. P arn e ll was w aitin g
Sunland F . l a i r s . Itobnir post-rd for the light to change when tha
the iiita m a tlr ih lfl In the fam ily's Steel# c a r was
stru ck. P arn e ll
I !'.*»(*» nnalel rar from "p a rk " to testified that Srnlth'a c a r wra* on
" n e u tra l".
'.he wrong side nf th* yellow lln *t
l-rbanon i I ' l ’ ti
T h e Florida W aterways ( omrm’
have co m p *** eon
1 be sir'omohlte rolled dvwn tlie (ravelin g at a high tale nf speed,
vlnpiiij- d rivew a y, aero*. Ihe park
The m ail fru rk was directly tu
ar d Into laike Dot. n h r ir it rr»t the rig h t of ihe Steele ai.tomohllc,
A n erlran
I In J a kao n tllle
aoldiri • and Marine* patrolled
Ihr *arT til*
Is the q u a rte rly m u i n ,
ed In waist deep water. Ilonnle heading south on Flen ch A ve.
1|en>c streets of R rlr.it toda. to of the group, which hat toen Work
rolled down a window , m | clim b
A ci«roner's Jury returned a veep r r v e it
outbreaks of vlo’enre Ing lo secure the Sanfoid Tltsi*
ed out. none Ihe wot . e for wear d irt that ''the S tre le a" came ta
from erupting into n*w c iv il war. 'v ille Canal arid im prove all f I -r
I'he car aa< pulled fr„m (!••* U 'rlr deaths as a result of th*
M ffirial
sources r*f*»rl*d
al **D Waterways
lake by Ita tiiff ai d Son*, w-ph i egllgeru * nf Wmalson It. Sm ith ,
least >i i>er sons killed amt more
Member* w ill meet a I" >* a w ater p.urm < front the Im n k We recommend that Sm ith to held
than X> wounded In rla s h rt Wed , ,n J"h n K rid er manager ol :lic pocket* ami r »ei v conceivable c r.
for vcll-itt o f tbe n e it graiM. ju ry
riesday, with u n -ffirix l sources re S e m lro l*
County
Chsml>et
nf v lrc
In explaining hi* actions on three charges nf m anslaughter."
porting *n to V) killed « r wound , C o m m *rc*, it president o t the con. Ronnie told hi* mother, “ I moved
J u ry forem an was C W. Kltnd.
ed In one in. Ident alone
No I K lH t**,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
It (the g e a rl. and It went ’V llr k " ! Other* serving were It. It F * r»
A m erican s were Involved.
n rII. Jltn Ken d all. Iv>n Hunter,
F .rs id e n t
Fuad C lirh ab
tale
W I. I la. *• and Ri t o .t S, llruWn.
U ed n rsdav named tebcl leadrr
Sm ith Itat toen rrlcased oit
Rashid K a ra m i a* premier in
1 1» ml uf |J,.e a r oy Ju ttic a uf th*
x n a t was railed a victory lor the
Pear* Hugh Duncan.
rebels and other fic tio n s who bad
oppo.ed f-.rmer President C am ille
although only nrwly CcndlHoieil to,
T,|r ?-> foot te.t lehlrle
,jp-
Wa .
thr harards nf thr *|iacr age ill-- pu-ed lo have turned on II* si-le d iirlo r urged through Imidspe iker*
inivsed Hie near rn ru u n trr
a i l n l t * 0 s r.o .id s aft f
I* inching and that “ a ll lo-ivrmnel take c m r i '
death and destruction is "yusl head a«>ut lie a al nf th* A tlan llr
Rut a n o lh .r piece of the
HI,I?
•nirctlilng you've got to espect " m is ill, tric k in g rin g *
j —tie lltvcd to to the main p a il
T h * n w krt
chunk
narrow ly
R u rsts Apart
«f tlw first stage
kept on going
m Lsed h illin g th* thin * lilp id
Rut for t l second* the t-vo stage
,n •cconds It wa* ai-parr.
Ln«l. bul
unr
h u t . Ihe ro rk rt, tL r flr»l m a ne’A |r»t
ftcMlInjr in U •«! It
.inly
A ir I'ofce •ltd It ro jJd not m i l l ' i r n n aimed at m ikin g Iht *>h<1
thr n \ n
, sim ilar irxident
2Vt >ar«U trnrr ihoir ami lli-iUt
I Wo yards from
Ju * l »* few pe*so n ran f>* r**v
rln .ely parked
tra ile r park
er on the Iwach ahen the s ir
i mg Ir si yrisio n ot Ihe I ' l l i . . .
I rocket began plam m cim g *t**wn.
f l believed anyone w ,* to blame
.L
. .
ro , u** ac*hi»nt
- . .( . ^ _
i
Boy Shifts Gear,
Car Goes In Lake
:*i. Troops Patrolling
Streets Of Beirut
trrs jiW
a w S E -o S rtf- s u . ; r f r r v F f i - ’ - ~
Grand Jury To Get
Auto Death Case
*... ................... .
i
"Vou r a n t
r
.
r
.
W aterways Group
To Meet O ct. 3
v
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Lhlidren * Horn* in E n terp rise | pavement oner (lie rrsu rfa .in g ia * * • *K»n* in her tiomc at th*
A lly . Gen. W illiam P . Roger* have torn Invited to “ K id s Dayompletrd.
t in * .
announced th r three • coun* Indict
Richard Joslln, wI k > came from
ment was returned In federal
; M'lchit*. Kan . ontv a month ago
court h rre tm lav.
•o work al tn* Air E o r.e n ilis il*
M hitrsidr it a Miami attorney.
test center, said th r putsi'nlity •>!
Mack resigned from th* com
a rocket or fragment of a tup
E m is s io n i n t M arch 1 in the wake
lured m i t .il , coming down in the
of an investigation of the E'CC by
th* House Influence • investigating
subcommittee.
Whiteside had to rn
accused
during thr h ra rir.g i of tiring a
G R A N D H A I’ ID S. Mich. ( I N ' who ba. 'tone -aid prbs since to
• fix e r” and of m aking loans lo
—A- 41
I I vet-1|tog
ng laid
- year
---- old
-- World
------ War ••
i*i-i off
on fro
iro m a Sparta firm
HO N O LU LU I U N r - Adm lia r
Mack for which he received a
}
m
under constant ry D . F e lt, commander o f U s
•'pledge" from th* et-commls- e ra s w h . fa c e , m urder c h a r g e . ^
today for shotgunning four of hit
.
. . .
Pacific forces, w ill tly to Wash
• loner to ca*t th r deciding vote
fix * children tab! “ I got shot up * u ,r ^
*h c« k*d by sheriff a infton ln , ]tw
t#Boff on
in the award of Channel 10
In lb , w ar and my n ervra act ’>r l'‘'lics every fiv e minutes
his talks with C hlxna K a l rltek * hantoun
tt w aitm i early to
O hslrurted l.a w ,
up"
In a (ira rx l R a p id , hu,pil«l. and other Chinese
N'atiur.alivt know whether Hus would bring
A
T h , channel went to Public Scr
"I must h ive done it. |'m Mrs M cM illan, her head gashed leader, on Fortnot*
vie* Televisio n, In c ., a subsidiary
trouble fiom pio - Chamnun fac
ATIxAN T.A i U I ' I i
- It
w a, a •irlghtm. • while she and • brother
— . .......... ..— ••
- _•
' Iv a ju e ." «»rland M cM illan »tam ami ber neck In ju re d by h tr hu»
............................
. ■
f e l l , who ..........
returned
from the
F a r U ° n*[illlfu l c a .c , sis children livin g attended ichool ar.tl a J t r a r . d d
of NaliHn*! A tr tone* The com
lo p , ,! ., , during question- hand's attempt* to *tr»ngle her, U n t to hi* i headquarters he-e
alone in a tiny apartment Hut It sitte r went to k h d e rg a rie n . She
m in io n m ijo r liy voted for nuhuc
th#| fotlo„ f d d„covery <d the !*> in state of shock
Wednesday. emphasUrd h s trip
was S ally who t r a il) touched the rushed home e * r r v af t -• o n to
service even ( • £ £ ■ " K.<* ^
f T u r > J j) nl(fh, |n hU
, (, j
|u |# , urWv|ng t h llJ -’ *• not prompted hy '.lep.-e I •;
detective's em otion.
p lr i up n ,r
4n() ({r,
.m in e r . had
t h . filth
.............strewn Sparta.
.........................................
f ^
^
(
(|> a c t.v .tie . m the Fo rm o *. M r . .
. wrecommended
ir iT
Mi c h, farm
I 'A I ’ K
CANAVERAL
Fla.
tn sn n cl go to W K A T . Inc
A ll(th child. O rlam l J r
The o ffice r, J J M orris, went the h o u trao rk done,
I T ' l l — The A ir E’o .c *'* new long*
• • • m ,' r » " *
,,,p
The In d lftm rnt
g. « „ found wounded by a blow their to d . when M cM illan grab
to the ap artm tn l Wednesday a ll
|,
Borgia* unenviable task
Bo m arc p r"»rd itself a
tod three shotgun, and togan ft.
month, .go
r j p |4| n ,0
y )1|t j (|p |j a m l.tile k ille r in a tucc.
T h * Seminole Rootters t tub to- er learning of Ih r siluatlon. H r
successful in*
c ra t k ' andT7 o rm e r *tatc u t llit l* . on lh f hr,<1 by * * lin,,(><k
I Ing, siirrrd when rcp o rier. en
rh lM r, n
r i r r terrept o f another m
ltiil off tha
d ie announced plan* fo r a special found S a lly , age JO. d u .lin g the ,l w , n<(,
m issile
,om m ls*lon«r "o f m **iying su m .
‘ I r« uW onI>u k r *••
much. t c .* d
h.s h osp ital
room Wed
Itouse and caring for her five s i. fo, th e m se h e .,
Florida coast, IS * A ir F ore* said
train to Fo rt Myers on Oct. 17
. of money and other thing* of M cM illan told police “ They are n c .d .y ,
le ts arid h io th eis, ranging In age
, ,
today,
C lub IT e sld rn t Pet# S ch itard
% t i l u f from W h ltM ld f" In rttu rn
better off »ie««J than liv ln i ^ iln j | lf
j,an, | a | rtj t f (f r bring
from 7 years lo 2 months
. T"f
•'»*•«•>ciou. little house
•
a.d
th*
A
T
I,
had
ag
ierd
l«
run
A spokesman la id that In a
fa r bit ?o U In fav o r o f Public K Jtth .” hia rttran ^ id
treotrd for a sku ll fra d u rt, tbe
The p la tr w a . spotleas,
M orris k f.r P ' r
to cam c just a
th* s p ir a l, provided S 2& ticket*
“ mock tu perso ric m lts ilt a tta c k ,"
•
aid.
and
the
youngster*.
r
*
H
rnrd
I
n
t
i,
g
irl.
Servvc*.
,u,<* klm ^0r *f I’ * , * , * m * lB ' lR II* hoy toy*d w ith a Jlglawr
—
------—
I
sau
i,
ana
so
were
me
youngsters.
"............
Jlglav
It* Flo rid a , both M ack and tenanc*.
I puttie.
Downtown drugstore, now h a i* r*n to told. Th* cost would to Sally had been doing a fine Job
lra»e don * separate us' th* a t (xw mile an hour XIO miasilg
UTiltexida a m r te d Innocene* of
A lcM illan wa* to b* charged
ticket, for tomlnol* High School
P*r person, round trip
, i|wr h„ f4ther disappear*.! and ,-**ll»'> * " > '"*lorig together. We wa* “ h in te d from th* s k y " by
Orland J r said h.s father asked.
the Hom arc W td h # *d iy.
Th# train would laav* French |,er m(»th«r waa hutpilallird three " * r', *" ***F together."
th* chargaa. Mack aaid th* Indict* 1with assault with Intent to k ill r ,-A fr )ou ^ead. b o y *" after m ill- football gamr*
“ T h * _ Bo m arc
wa* launched
m in t wa* “ rid icu lo us".
his to year old wife snd the shot---x .line*
. . . . . .formed
. . . . . . . . xat, o
m i u i i .i |, -■
■- -1--X
* * yp m
m
on me
cho
lying
Memorial
Av»
JUt. M x*1. ,J4S
th# week* ago.
There was no ch
o ir*
ir*. Ibuugh.
v ew
n l,"
S ladlem
il'm ho.
hoi office
office last
t a il Frid
F n daayv for
for day
day oof
gam* and
and return
r e lu ... lmim .
-- ---------— ■in the
" house,
*
W h iU tid a rtm arke d , * I ’m not | gun slayin g of Ronald W illia m ,
,
* ,lJ, * t h * r «* ,,0 !"
Slad
f tthh.. gam*
There
w a.—
no *food
h all; and In * four older children Kfiom
o K . Caps.
u W L “CbaunTa'it"
a a ’tha
i u r tA
e ir
i
responsible to r tha raeult* of i ; Ronnie Ja n e . C. H I.h a rd . 22
f! ? ‘ * * m , o f
m ediately afte r III* gam *. R c» a r-, but S a lly was axp c.tin g a neigh
were placed in a Juvenile
home | fired ard guided on IU in lc rrtp t
W ashington p o litic .. A t my t ria l >mon lh ,. and Michele
Yvonne! 10 hR him m the to ad w^h ’h l t o u ^ V S S t V n c T l t . ^ d l t o , T
' tolr h ? 511 ,
P ^ bor to hring .o m *
and the baby w „ placed in a mission by remote control from
r. ‘ x t ,
tonoranca w ill to
..
.
” UV
*" »d\anc*. Handling thr '• * , by Oct. I .
j M o rrl, said In order to keep the hoipital as a boarder.
the U . S A ir Fo re * R A O F re nte r
y _ . P
.
.
J of • s b o llu n , c ra c k in g th* Hock sales will he F a u lt , Tourhloo's
Cum pUt* Infocmation can to fa m ily to g rlu cr, Sally had to rn
Then M orrl* begin •
grim at K in g .to n N Y
1 500 mUc*
-------------‘ Tha aa cB p io ycd factory w o rker, |b> th* fo ie * o f U>* W o*.
.
j and Roum taat
Aastaraoa.
I o h u tn ad hy ca llin g F A 3 4* M
| l . a v . r , tha s m .U .r child, ea with i search lo r to* f i i h . r ,
*
l.w .v"
’
^
■
They're Better O ff Dead,
Says Slayer O f Children
Felt Will Report
On Chiang Parley
6 Children Living Alone;
Boosters Planning
1Football Special ’
Sally Touched Emotions Bomarc Successful
As 'Missile Killer'
Tickets On Sale
For Local Gam es
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The Sanford Herald, September 24, 1958
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1958. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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