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Halfbacks Get Headlines
In SEC 's Opening Tiffs
TWO Ihf A ROW - - - - By Alan Mav«r
HANEY.
M H W AU K Sa R c o r .
A C P £ S r v MATCH
r t/S IM /tfO R M
MUMB e R B P
0 £ C O A 1 '‘V6 r f E
P /R 6 T R A rV X A L
CEAOC£
M A M A S g p jH 9 6
/ B A R 9 TO
2
tY O R L P 6 / R / t t
/V A RO M
■ r DAVID M. MOFFIT
aided I* an aerial leam, threw tl
Hailed Preil Inlernailonal
pa**e* and completed 20 for 191
ATLANTA ( U P I ) - lf Saturday # yardi.
actios wai a d aa r indication,
Ne*t weekend call* fer r*al'.y
thare'a going to be a whii-bang heavy action, with Saturday af
battle for the ill-*tar halfback ternoon game* between A'ihum
post* in lb* S-rutheaatetn Confer and Tennr**ee and Florida and
ence tbla fill.
Mitilaaippi Slat* Saturday nls.hf.
Halfback! took nioat of the Alabama p l a y * LSU. Georgia
headline*. Among the weekend* play* Vanderbilt and Kentucky
atandouta ware Bobty Cravena of playa Ftlarlailppi. Friday nlvhl.
Kentucky, Don Deal of Florida, Tulane will he hoit to Texn* and
Hilly Cannon of Louialana State Georgia Tech to Florida Stale.
and David Ray of Vanderbilt.
Craven*, a ttnior who » u tec
ond in SEC ruilung laat fail.
Hogged through the mud for 1U
yard*' in 20 carrie* to lead Ken
turky to a 110 win over Georgia
Tech. Onr of hi# run* went for G
yard* and a touchdown.
Deal, a Mphomore, ipearhead
rd Florida'* 2114 victory over Tu
lane. Deal icorrd early in the
game on a 12 yard pa** play, Ihe.i
By MILTON I'll TIM W *
tumped tf yard* for another,
L'nitid Pre«a ln lr m .llu .il
touchdown in Ihr arcood period.
j O't ft or>!
Setup* by Cannon
FhetT the pataword In lopty
Cann»n didn't acore but tumtd
turvy Milwaukee t o d a y where
C
oach
IP
R
A
in
lung
run*
In
th*
tecond
and
R esum e.
i f t p e i A r z *»/»
third period* to art up two ol they're *alutlng Henry I Hank l
rt>6 R a c e
0 O & Hf 7 0
LStl'a touchdown* in the Tigrrt' Aaron, the man who brought the
A 9 A rt
eeocenr
20 6 romp over Kiev, defending ( t r a i n their tecond atraighl Na
A C C -A M tR 'C A
P ir T A H T*A.i
Soulhwoatrrn
Conference cham tional League pennant.
I A * T r$AR
T A c R & e -n e
Aaron la taking all the adulation
m '
ptona.
o fR o e r n o r t H tw r
Kay, a aenior who hat been lomrwhlt matter-of.fartly beraute
e ; a m e ra t i l l
w
r 7 o r t R c i / t r e * *1.
mainly a rrlcrvr in the pait, fur- jtupplying pennant-clinching bi-iwt
m p /fR t R e N c e .
■me e / t * o f r f i o R fo * m o .t
nUhed the (park fur Vandcrhtll'a Gn't exactly a novelty with him
lie clinched the 19)7 clivtnpion12* win over Miiioun by d i'h ing II yardi with a punt return thlp for the Brave* with an tlth
Inning homer againvi the Car
to ic o n in the first period.
AUBlinN, Ala. IlIP lI — Au-1 qieelalltt dnea not have to pay
Georgia loti to T rxat 11 1 Sal dinal* | n t Sept. 23 ami wrapped
urday night but in defeat uncov up the 1939 pennant for Milwaukee burn Football Coach Ralph (Shugl Ihe price of learring how to tackle
ered a bright tophomorc quarter Sunday whrn hr drove In four Jordan today denounced the Irmcl or provide p att protection. The
pride of the YaJiktri. Rivhtty to, j back—Frairell ".rkenton Tarken- tun* in a r!u»mp*;rne.popping 6-& jt. ward two platoon football be- tame go* * for the bny who playa
Hr cvw'AR r n a j . e v
beraute it II en almoit tanilhte Ion came in midway In the third victory over the ftedleg*.
United Prf*a International
ra u »e "it rob* th* playera of the only defena*. He doein’t get a
NEW YORK (UPH —Th* World thfnt hated on ■ hiitory of d e * i peried after the Rulldng* had
The 24 vcor-old alugger hit a educational value*' of the game.’* chance to run with the ball or
S e r in haa developed Into * cru- end luperiority.
floundered for two third* of the two run double In a four-run fifth
T hr Tiger coach, who<e team leam down field blocking.'*
t id e loday lor the New York
Till, it not to lay the other game, and directed a 93 yard Inning and then clouted hi) Jnth waa undrfeatid and ttnlird L i t
Jordan
a ltd
Auburn would
Yankrca, who hew wrapped up trenie In b a n ball d'm't have their march lint gave Georgia a >hoti homer with one on in the leyrnth Vrar dr*pt|e a rugged Soulheaitvrn "probably kick foe ore point,
Iheir ninth pennant In the lari 10 pride. Rut with the Yankee* It I* lived lead.
Hit homer proved the drcDIcp Confetenee trhedule, *»ld, *-Th*te tathrr than run for two point*'
feiri.
■omethlni rpeclal. No other dub
wallop when th* Itcdleg) ham it no doubt about H. We are grad after a touchdown t» tcored.
The
only
o
t
h
e
r
action
in
the
You have to fo bath a year to ha* won a* many pennant* or aa
’ We've alway* had trouble mak
mered out aouthpaw W inen Spahn ually going back to the two.pl*.
«pd#rtland why. And bark, too, many world ehamptonahlpi. No SF.C Saturday waa at Mrmphli wllh • five * ntn bunt in the toon ayitorn and we at Auburn ing thote la at three or four yard*
where
highly-regarded
Mltilttippi
ibrouch the yeara which have other club haa produced ao many
and by kicking we're almoit turr
ran into a atlrk field and u n w e d hettom of the )even*h. Faithaller are definitely agalntt It.
made the Yankeea a bateball auper alar*.
of another point." h* laid
|)nn M ktalion preierved Spahn'*
"The
new
rule
which
allow*
a
Mempblt
State.
The
Rrliel*
won
|ei*nd.
Under the r»ew rule* change —
Yankee, r a n 'l Forget
170 but looked far below par In 21at win of the year when he boy to r n trr the game eight time*,
Then the final ingredient la ■
They ran deny It. thoae other the f in l half, leading only 2 0 at hlankrd Cinelmiati in th* l»«t (wo or twice in any quarter, pave* detcrihed hy Jordan *« "poor" —
fellow nemed Lew Burdette of the team*. But deep down they, too.
Innlngi.
Intcrmlailon.
the path for clear rut offenttve a team can chr-ote to kick nr u n
Milwaukee Brave*.
believe that when e player put»
and defensive unit*. And many of on the convertlnn play with two
Tlte
aerond
*
place
Pirate)
ofKtroag
()efen*e
Much ha* been written about the on the white, pin • itriped flr.nneli
the achoolt are planning to play point) awarded for running the
firially
were
eliminated
w
h
i
l
e
Krnturky'i thutout of Georgia
nf the Yankee* It work* a etrange
an offentivr and defcntlve tquad." ball aero!) from three vari't out
•ittlng
in
their
hotel
room*
in*)Terh marked the tecond K night
alchemy within him. They'll aay week that the W i l d r a t defen*. murh at iner ached .tied double
Jordan. who*c won-lot* record
It Ivn't *o. hut that uniform aomewa« unmarred. Th* Wildcat* uird header with the ITtilli*) m l poit- In le t en y r a t t at a head coach
how makra him a better ball
only 23 men—and only »even *en- potteil lievauee of rain.
ranxa him 13th In thr nation on
player.
Willie May* booMrd hi* learn* percentage, blamed
lor*—agilnit Tech * platoon*.
the
rule
w p iiu im t;
Sure,
the
Yankee*
hive
been
1 « t » I h f i :# l# i » • • •
Florida'* win ovrr Tulane war tradl-ig average to 112 with a change on a "tmnll group of
I t A T M u N l I |jo L * f jU % li M C
beaten. Hut nobody e 'er did It )u*t *Urut *• raperliol and pm tingle ami a double In three of live eoarhra who never Kop
the way Hurilrttr did la«t year, the Gator* Into a lin t week lir ficial Inpa a* the Giant* ‘n at th* righting Knee the two-platoon
m » ai . mttm »:
N lit I 19 I* M r i t i f
« »• lie flattened them three time* In
with Kentucky for Ihe SEC lead Cardinal*. 7-4, and Sandv Koufax tem wa* outlaw nl!"
■ p e lt r f U t i^ l w i l l ,
* « • 111,1 *U r
ftf It^ultr. A II 1*1* **/•••»* <? the Serlea — the only man ever to The prf icaion dope mid Florida of the Dodger* pirk d tip hit IIIh
Hr raid hit main objection ii
th «
llo t t o r e b U
r*« M )
turn that trick — and two of tho.e would have, a great drfenKve victory with a 2 1 de itir.n c\et
U t m l n o l*
C u iW tF *
F lo r id # *
h I •
that "It rohl lent of the educa
11n * f r « | u r ft. a e « «*u » l * *in t *♦«!*• i*a f ■. defrata were ahutntiU.
Ihe
Cub*.
line. Tbit waa ihown with Tulane
tional value* of the game W* will
I * A « tfu tn l« tf a t a r . f th # »-•*<•»• * {
MILWAUKEE. Mia. i U P D - By
Nnr ran the Yankre* forget thla gaining only 16 yard* on thr
Ila.yiB.asi4 I hi uni## .11*
*M
Baltimore defeated Ihe Amrriran again be turning to the tpccinILt,
a t a a lil lim e . 1h m a m t I h a r e . m e n e lame flurdrlte wai a guy they ground.
New York Yankee *l*rMlnnt*. the
However,
Tulane,
herl.ragit*
eh.implon
Yanke-)
f-r
-h'
the
tiny
who
can
only
lw
exploited
B y p t ic a t lo f i i u tie* a a ltl J u ia e f « r
people here are atill ) ' "buih
• . f i n a l a t t ll t m e r i l « f l i l t a j m l r i l * traded away back In IM1 when
third alraight time. 3 7; Button on offente or defence,
l A d l l f l f l n f > tM M l l U . if » 1 ' « • * they oere
league" a# ever.
aborting
for
another
blanked Wa*hington, 7 9; ( hieago
t if r U r el I a h a n t e a h im a e # u « h A d *
"Thl» mean) lhat the offentlve
"Bitahville”
Kill foe* rany
pennant and another World Serle*.
* k lf t l* t r a t » r
, „
.
nipped K anta t (Tty, 2 • f, and
I • » (W'l f i l l * lh # S3 d#> n f ■ • r u m * H* wai hut one of Iheir minor
When Ihe Milwaukee Brave* win
Cleveland
beat
Detroit,
.1
I
A
f»
t
t
U
t'1 . j o g r r i t t m u i h »m a i . d
1 pennant.
leaguer* then and they awapprd
Am A < tm 1nH trat*»f r f th #
A throng nf 20,000 r u *, i,cn
him
off
to
thrae
«ame
Rm
vei—
K it a io « f
. . . .
Mitehel! Airport Sunday night
r u te n a n * ! l» m ia U «
M rl» » n * U then re*idlng In Boiton — for a
DfrtHM
when the Brave* rriiin-.eJ home
fellow named Johnny Sain.
K a r l t ! # if a u t h n M * r
foiled Prt«t Inlernailonal
from Cincinnati wliere »
-vr
A t t a r n a e ft»r A * lm 1n l * t r # t n r
(•uniting
For
l.ew
l« (.f < t r d . K l i
^ ___ ____
National
le
i
g
u
r
hour*
before
they
had
w,-i
ir
Iturdette didn't even glv* them
Major le -arur Rr*ultt
W I.. Prl. GR
•eeond atraight Nitione- x-ag-o
hrrirm n f
t«».
Ihr recognition of a revenge
• 1 #i». Homir..
ITiilnl I'rt** lolrriiatluoal
x Milwaukee
9<t fin a n
(M-nnanl will, a 4 3 vic'oiy 1 vr
r i a r a »if rw a M tfira # tid # .l*lr# «#
motive.
National longue
la iih k n n W R
Plttalnirgh
97 83 3AI fitfe
the Itedleg*.
fill’
t ie
h a r a h f n o t if ie d
t h a t "I like In beat anybody ,** draw
000 010 200- 6 16 1
7* 71 323 I P i Milwaukee
j Downtown, horn* hjnk*d, hawkL o u ie D . vt*n>r*. m » * # il* e W * » « » * " led the man from Nltro. W. Va. San PranrlKO
K» 000 309-3 7 2
e n m p t a in l • * » l n * i y>-u. I r i p e »
Cincinnati
73 7« 497 IVi Clnrlnnali
' era aquawked ar.d college atudent*
I'nllrd
Preaa
International
f n r r t t r " r r » . In 11-* r i r M i l * **•»«».« . f "I like to beat 'em to murh that
Spahn. McMahon (71 and t ranSt. I n ti*
To 79 470 I9'i
danced
in Lh* Kreet far Into the
P r o . l n - t<- C ' . l . n l t , *1 P i n f t i r i l .
Kn-p
your
eye
on
the
Chicago
. .
I
hardly
even
»ee
ihe
lettrrt
on
■n.l rf<U »»e h -tt 1" io-i<llret
I/i* Angrtea
69 *0 . 463 211' i dall, Law letter. Acker (fit. ITna Bear* when they itart playing lo r n
i-t*. III*
p#-T*i.«allr n f •>* ail».rn*v Ihrir uniform*.'*
Chiragn
fig *1 4.V! 21 ‘i I6t and Dottecor. Winner Spahn
The apontaneou* merrymaking
. uph IP* I'lrr'l nf »Ut a. 10 1'nlirl
N inltt'. PI irld* v---ir Wf1ll.li
To the Vankeci. when you over PhtUdelptij*
1121 It) L ite r - l.nwrenct t a ID. real In the National Football for the Brave) f a r te d a few ice
6) g) 426 K
Ix-ague
next
Sunday.
4 # r# n > f
l» * " *
r « * l'» » I ' 1 " J f look lho»e big
letter* on their x*Cllncheil pennant
Ifrt tarnn. Ituliln-on.
ond* after Billy Bruton made the
hill nf 1*001pi.IM llt.il In •*"!
The one • time ittnnilrri of the (Inal nut at Cincinnati. Within
r.Uif .a .l n .l vru and l> »»r>. fllnnelt. It I* the Intuit »upreme
Sundar*' Rrtulla
L-a Angete) 0410 OOCt 200— 2 9 0
a topV i n m . l «llh IN. iin-t»r*lnnAnd today, a* they took ahead Milwaukee 6 Clnclnnall 1
( hieago
004) 000 001 — 1 6 0 midway were the only team ,I1 mlnule*. »peel*l police were hu»v
.4
. n o r n . r . *■» IN* I I n 4 * !• *
«t
(>rtnt»r A l> !>'*• Ilor.ln
ml In another thru at the lit a v e t - San FTaneltco 7 St. la>uU 4
KnUflX,
Craig I Si, Kipp lit. come through Ihe pre * immmi I m p i n g » .leadv .(ream o' bork
If Jl,4«mfnt will Nf r*«4»r*1
fh-ient 19), KBpptteln I9> an,I grind unbeaten—tornplcllng Iheir )n!. e, tf mnUng down Wttcunaln
• o . l n . i r im 1 i '!■ f . i i l i
an-l hunletle the lean man wllh L*>* Angete* 2 Chlcigu 1
n
P, l l . i p i i « I ' l . l ' . H l i
thf r „,.-, m, | n xtreti.
Philadelphia,
2 Hoaelmrii Anderaon. Eldon 16) vvhthIHon achexlute with ,n uphill A
the rotd blue eyet ii their favorite Pittihurgh at
•1 W
I V . t f , It lO M Io t l » f
game*, ppd. rain.
The aHewalk), which weir *1
tuhjert.
i- D In t lff
and Ntym»n, l*ong *9). Winner— 27 ?l victory over the Wa»hinglon
P. IV Hnl 111)
Aalurdiy'a Reantt*
Knufnx (11-10). U tter — Anderx- Brdtkin* Sunday In a nationally mml empty a short I1r> * “ fore,
Hurdeite again*! that Yankre
a . of nr-i. rim hi*
leleviaed game.
*oon re*embled a bu*y ahoppinr
Plltaburgh
4
l'hfl*del|>hia
A
D
ll.
(hould make it rjuite ■
IN
*1 1 ) X T )
J llllil *.
M U n r . pride
Only one olher cluh wound up day
Chicago
3
Lit
Angc'r)
2
Serlea.
• i i w i N t i i . n m i v t i , r i . i i n *i i .
Satt FTaiicItcn u » 030 ool— 7 7 t
I u i t a t k n r i v i M . i i u it > n i . u : i j
Mayor Frank 7-cid!*r Jjlfterl thr
.San Franrliro 3 SI. I m u I
St. Lout*
’J ou (XMi imiJ — ( i i with Iretlrr than a 360 mark in
4aei a*r4
Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati I
K t i T i r i : n t* P I N I t . » l » : u * l i r I N I *
k Antnnclli. M o n r a n t <2t and Ihe tuneup* The lav* A ngelo fun on the lidewaL and "»xt* nd
A i* r t .i« * A t m N
p o ii
% tt« ii;
Tue*d*y'a (iamr*
Schmidt. Jackann. Wight
tit. Ham* finished with a 42 record— rd hrartirK heK )ri«hex tr each
ATI f» *f•'»?'• i f * h a r a t t
» *>OfTf *
Philadelphia *1 Milwaukee
right Knttnan (3>, S tobb t 17) and p o l i s h i n g off Ihe Pittsburgh member of the nrave* for vlet iry
|lia » |tvw i i h l e r a l a n t i a * T’ « * u l « r *
• f »a(it
hn^a «im»tlht#il »»#•
SI lamia at I/i» Angete* night
(jre*n. Winner —- Moniat <M3). Stee'er*, 3t 6, In Iheir pre ieaxm In (he coming World Serif*."
admlnlwtraOe.n Iharaif aid ha ra
Gov. Vernon Thomion. a (•"»'
Chleago at San Franrl* o night
flint in retil ffMirt ti*lr fltiil M*
L .ter — Jack in (13 131. Hit — finale.
iii11f an | J» t'natliiVl f#»r illarliavaa
Only
game*
tthi-duled
T
hr
mo»t
di«*ppo!nting
record*
mile*
away for an Air N'-'l-nvl
O h ia .- n * .
. t ife f n
tf a n » . ah M ill
llmlger*. Iltirlnn
t'nllrd l*rr*a Inlernailonal
American I eagpe
|>a 4«tlT Clit -i A fta p f i l l " * »r««*C »’ f
were turned in hy the defending Guard u ri-m m y . quipped hr v*a«
I’ttlabuigh
at
I'hilaib-lphla.
(21
National
league
ttulliirntl.. Ill h 1m | thl*
h«w
w. i~ Pet. (in gam**, p"tt;«incd. rain.
rhampton Detroit IJont, who lo«l "ready" if '.he Hrav«a nee-l'-l him
l«eh
bbc# ■ week
Player A Cloh G. Alt R. II Pet. x New York
f f i i f f f ’ f l i l * U l it a
• • h » f h * r ia » t *
*9 fin v»7
four of ilx exhibition*, including in the S»rte*.
American I rayue
# f i n i r o t »| »f t a l i r t r * t » l
t • Mays. S F .
M7 STS II3 IM TIT
"I am certain that all Wucon
79 69 33 4 9'N
• rdfti t>*ft #*f !i •irtlnil Irn nf 11 M A«hhurn Phi. H6 5M M> 199 3U Chleago
Waihlngton 000 000 OOO — 0 7 0 that humitiatng irlhack by thr )tn Join* me in expreolng nur ad
a a ta t# tw ill u m a l a f n f a tl«» e n m l
Detroit
74 74 KM) I4W Button
not (Mi| ray* — 2 7 n Coliege All-Star*, ard the New mlra'lon to the playrra an l man
K I I1 4 T V A T Io .S ’ M . I I A .S K
M Dial, SIl„
IM 43| n |St .213 Cleveland
74 7 4 .300 14',
A t \V I N T i : I I
I AHK.
Ftteher, H ide ( 7 1 nttd Courtney. Yolk Giant*, thr I2M kingpin*.
Aarotl, Mil
119 389 Hi IM U ) Button
W i n f a r |* i p I i P l o r l i a
71 74 .VM) |4<)
who dropped thetr Let five game* ! asvmrrv' fog bringing •> Wiveonun
| r ? l * l# n f * a »i l l i i r i M ' t a
Deloek MS 8 1 at d While. L iter—
Skinner, Pitt 119 .V*t *9 161 321 Kan>aa City
a f r o n d f in e In turcest 11 a Na
71 76 177 I*
in d t a f t i T f t iii o f flr a r
after winning their opener.
Flicher
(4
9).
Hank*,
Chi.
119
397
117
190
319
r iR M f if # ■ t l l l j a r
ti >r,al Lea ,-rue pennant,” Tnc.rfon
Baltimore
in T7 176 !*
The Cleveland Brown*, picked to
New York
200 coo mto_i 9 3
A « i;* e c n t a r a o f a a l i M l » l «
American Iwague
raid.
Waihlngton
fit 66 . 413 27
W
F
iV ln it v w # a il*
Baltimore
i l l 000 OOx-3 8 t rule the EaK-wn Divivion again
Attara*y
llunncla. Ho* 141 341 94 173 .323 x-CIInched pennant
thla
aeaton,
had
to
tcltle
for
a
3
3
Storditant. Dilmkr
(71 and
Klicnn, Del.
133 336 70 171 319
N IIK
K T A T I* I II*
K le O t t f liA
T l»
Sunday'* Rrtulla
I.IM
If
\ V lt .U A S f 4
H •
1M l
Howard Pappa* (10 9) and Trlan revoiii, along with Ihe IG-dikm*.
William*. Ho* 172 392 71 123 314 Baltimore 1 New York 2
Taar Piayae To*
Phlladrtphla Eaglet and San Fran
U l t A . x n J I * N ( ' Y l » «N • ‘M U m A I K l *
do), l / n e r —Sturdivant 128*
136 497 91 111 312 Chicago 2 Kantat City t
Th. Da#
A *w fj-fri C a m illa I r>i H« v t n a fe ttn Cerv. K.CIIy
ciaco
Fivrty
•
Nlner*.
TV.e
pre
# tt*4 a t fs iiiB t »-•»! i#i th # r i r # « i i lloj.l, nail.
ritic a rt
006 too (lift- 2 7 0
119 363 17 120 I II Cleveland • Itetrod I
Call FA I t i t l
C f u M lf» « fi4 f a r
I'fiB B ir .
veaaon
record*
of
Ihe
fiber
club*
Kanta* City
OOO OOO 016-1 3 I
r t o r i u . fc? n i r v i A M i N
»«
w n ..
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Rmlnn 2 Waihlngton n
Home Kuna
M a M P. f a r i l l iriiri♦, i | # #f t*'f f t i l l #
Donovan (13 13) and Battey. were Chicago Cardinal* v3 2-13,
Ralarday'a Reauli*
National la-ague: n»nk», Cub*
Redeemer
• f B h it K i • i l l : \ j a m in
h
w n
llaltlmnrr
Cotta
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Green
Hay
Herbert, Gorman (81, T-imartek
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r U In llf f
u r s u i III.V
If
IJ; Thumai, Pirate* 13; Hoblnion, Baltimore I New York 0
Parker*
(2
3)
and
Pittsburgh
(T
4)
TV 11flat A 'll H |>f f I" It |'1 kill V* I It-r *# ft I r *
(9t and Chlti. loiter — Herbert
■* ii-ti mv# i # * oviinnjittA %■**» t u #r»* ll.-dlega 31; Matb*wa, Dravr* >0; Button 2 Wathlngtnn 0
(6 6). lilt—Torgv»on. Chiti.
|mait #•Mil nl«* l *eU-i Urll!-r
Cleveland I Dlmll I
Aaron,
llrave*
30.
fcDfrin nn *#v h«fnr# iTt« Jl|h »1#y «»f
Cleveland
son noo imm>_ a 4 o
vclQbtr* A, t* (#AI. »»»*! i v n t • Amrriran la-agur: Mantle, Yan Det tolt 4 Cleveland I
ra # Y ♦’■? h i b # n
N « * !# v # f iin L
Detroit
006 001 OOO- 1 6 2
Indian* IS; Kamat City 3 Chicago 2
I f . »* #» H *« ? : • ■ • n fo r d
V la r * kee* 41; Colavito,
>
Tuesday'* Game*
i m \ u tuMxi* h *m h i m i o \
NarleiU, Grant (8). Bril (I)
4 *.
A t lo r n n
f« r
I ’ln lru H f f .
o r Siever*. Senator* 3*; Cerv, Ath
>* *« lr# #1 m i l l # I l n v l B l
(■• P n i f * 1 'rn r m f n t i ) w i l l
and Nixon. Biinnlng. Cicotte 16).
Detroit at Chicago (night)
letic* 38; Jen«rn. Red So* II.
t f l U r o i # it mi ft • t r « u ,
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N u l l * r l« It r ia l f # U r l | I n i r t o r t t i u t » l i h (t##tliii» I # f t h #
Cleveland at Kantat City (night) Mttford (7) and Lau. Winner —
T h # HM tiffird H*r#t#T )# 4 rD ltfn «f# > t
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|h li
r lfit |« > n
National League: Rank*, Cuh* Waihlngton at Baltimore (night) Nartraki (13 10) Loaer — Bunnin*
21 a n il M o u t h * • f»#t o f S t. \ V » h l » # f l l v # r . <#m|*Dlt#D u h l e h # r #
New York at Boiton (night)
tiA l!
o n r# # a r h
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L
HR-MinotO
127; Thom**, Pirate* ]09; Aaron.
# f f o f lr r-F-few rulfV« W f e V l
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W IT N K H I* m y h # n i m . | off1#l#1 Urarei
93; II. Andrraon, Phil*
Ilf.iiD# t’nuM# l*omrr1afei<jn«r d Urmnt #>n ThurDdif, «hflrl #r t.
■•#1 o f th # t i # f h o f th # «"lr»*utt
DM #| I I*. M- or #• toon (h#r##fl*/ la poMiht#C " * i f l o n ( f i l l th # H l h d # y t*? V tp t* 94; May*. Giant* 94.
; . i . » l f t . - l r i , (*B H i» S^vnlng ln r # e ! # r
t t r h r r . A I* 1 SSI
Amerlraa League: Jrn*en. Red
l l r lt n h # r t H I l f i 'D f i
O P H e r n .t in
M
fitiln I# C o u n t f f - o n ln f D i r * c I o f
/ T # r k o f th # r i r # u U C o t t r l
Sog 111; Colavito, Indian* 106;
IK K A J .i
Siever*. Senator* 104; Cerv. Ath
#f# i*h N n * » r l » p i T . J r .
A t t * rr > r «t ’ # #
letic* 102; Mantle, Yankee* 91.
lU M h O tT . IO M T T i n i n o
IIM M IIM IO E
f . O | i « i if # 4 t t if # H . n « r1 1 # .
>«**I f # # f f l h l l t ||# # r l i i #
W n t tP tt ir
fo r t u i n t l l f .
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Tn
ofiom
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m#r
wnfaro:
National League: Spahn. Brave*
Notir# It h#rtl»F •!»•». !• •ri*or.1§n- • wild Ettllo*
#f th*
■•mtlnnl# Cnunll /eonlnc fliiulittBRi. lh#l Alh#rt l>- t’ooUf r#312 EAST FIRST STREET
21-11; Rutdctle, B r a i n 19-10;
Ilaalnrw* Mena Lunch
«iu#Dts th# lollhDlDi or## Mt loRt.t i*a| f o mm#r#**!
Friend. Pirate* 22-11; Hobble.
Th# MVi of m : s Of NK>, ■octlnn II. T «*iDlit# H i VUnt#
PHONE FA MIS1
. II a & IN I p-M.
f m a Ue
MK. u h Ir ti I# PR If Igh« #x Mf Ks#f nf lh# now Altoninvir# Mrhool
Cub* 104; Ruth, Brave* 104.
Tubllr IIm i Ib i will M h#l4 In lh# Counlr I'ommiHi-tni: #
| «1XA Breey Day frow ||. n
America* L e a n * : Turley. VanRnovn. ■•mlnolo County C o in linn##, knford. Florid*, nn Thurs
■• JAMES CUT
JAMES B. GUT
irai th
m#r#aft#r
a# iMiilkk
day
Uciotir I SI
I’,\ H er aa inon
____
keel St-T; McLiah, Indian* 18-T:
M a r* U « D ln ln r R oom
■ •m in o r# C o u n t y S U in ln t C o m m l# # le u
Ford, Yankeea 14-1: Deloek, Red
Hr ttnMrt ■ nmwn
K*y. IT-9J, Rwolfe
Him In of# Caunfy Inn Inif Pff#rfof
Sol 114; Piaree, White Sox 17-11.
Henry Aaron Hero
As Braves Capture
National Pennant
•seam’
Auburn Coach Hits 2-Plaloon System
Sports Parade
I 1
l1
Legal Notice
' Bush' Milwaukee
•m Celebrates Again
As Heroes Return
College Teams Gambling
On 2-Point Extra Point
By FRED DOWN'
touchdown* and Ron Podwlcka
plunged on# yard for another.
United Preaa International
The firit retults art In en eolQ u a r t e r b a c k Norm Snaad,
foetbnll'i new option a! extra atarting hia Aral v a n ity g im t,
point play i n i they indicate a palled f i r thrao *ooebdewr.i and
•arpriring trend to gamble for »et up a fourth to give Wake
two point* imtaad of playing it Foreat it* rmaahlng triumph ovrr
safr for one.
heavily favored Maryland. Wake
A United P r o a International Foreit oulgained Maryland 21113
turvey of 20 major fama* Satur yard* ruahing and 194-98 paaiing.
day ahowed th* coaehei tried the Maryland rtv»r got inildt Waka
two-point pax«-run conversion 38 2 Foreat'a 28-yard line.
per cent of the time with a .321
The armchair fana go< lh*lr firit
percentage of auecef). The "aafe" look at the new extra point play
00* point kick proved lucccnful In the nationally teleriied game
61 3 per cent of th* lime.
tn which Vanderbilt beat Mluourt,
There wera a total of 103 touch 11*8. The team* tried for th* twodown) *cored in the 26 g im et point ronverilon after all thr**
aurveyed. The team* tried pa*a- touchdown! but didn't make a
rtt'i cnnvrrriorta 39 limes and were single one.
■uccevaful 3t time*, and tried con
ventional kirk) 44 time) and were
*uec»)«fu1 27 times. The trend In
dicate* the controversial new twopoint play will become inrreaiingiy popular beraute there i» almn*t
*• good a chance to get the two
pointi a* there ii to acore one.
Many l ’p»et*
Th* women'* bowling leacu*
There were fiv* major up**t* on
fSand*pur)| ha* eompleled it*
the firit big week end of Ihe
thini wc*k of action.
a e a ton but not one coul i be
With the nece*iary number nf
traced to the new rule. In fact, ihe
only major game decided by an •ponsara. the league la off to a
extra pslnt wai Tex** Te-h'a IS- fine atari.
at week'* action 14W Perfec
II up»et of Tex** AAM, which
wa* won on Floyd Deilinfer'a tion Dairie* Jump into an early
•'old • fjvhioncd" placement. The lead with 16 win), two lo**e*. Per.
final play w** let up, however. feetlon’a opponent, Wtlion-Maler,
h*cau*r Texai Tech gambled and had tlie tougheit luck of the even
made a two • pu'r.t conre.-aton ing. Wllaon-Maier had the high» t tram tingle game. 644, and
earlier
N’c h m k a englnc»red the lop rip* the higheK leam aerlei, 16H. hut
ml if Ihe day r.-,icn It *<m»-'l a •till loot all four point* due to
14-7 victory over Penn State, the handicap.
The high#*, individual acratch
which figured to be one of the
itrengeit team# In the Et*t. Ne gam*. IS. wax rotted by Shirlfv
hr*»ka, which won only one of 16 Sima*, a* waa Ihe hlgheit handi
game* in 1937, tied Ihe acore on cap. 196. Highrat individual lerhalfback Pat Flu-hcr'* 97 * card ie*. acratch. 446, and handicap.
kickoff rclurti and then drove 46 369, v i i lolled by Helen Cfrhlt
yard* for th* winning touchdown.
Tomorrow night'* action »ec*
P*nn State had driven 70 yard* to Wllaon-Maier agalntt Wade'* Mar
go ahead, 7-0. e«rty in the fourth ket, Roumillat & Anderson ver*u*
period.
ABC Garbage Service and Roh*on
Piit*hl|rgh, ano'hrr highly.rated veraua Perfecllnn.
r a j ! e r n Independent, whipped
UCLA, 27 6. North Carolina State
beat North Carolina. 21-11. and
Wake For»K routed Maryland. 34LONDON (UPI) — Britiin')
0, in the other top upaeta.
Council of Churche* haa declaeed
it»elf oppoved lo any limif"on th*
F.aay For Pitt
Pittihurgh handled UC1.A with immigration of rolmed ritiien* of
rate, outgaining the Writ Coast Commonwealth nation*. Propoiri*
team 219 66 yard) ru*hlng under for reitrictloni were prompted by
the auprrb direction nf quarter- recent rac* rioting.
back* Ivan Tnncir and BUI Kaliden Toneie plunged for Ihe firat
I will not be responsible
Pittihurgh touchdown ami passed
for nny charge accounts
3 yard* far the irrond.
North Carolina State, a 13-point
nmete in my name by any
underdog, ruined the tlebut ot Jim
one
other than myself.
Tatum'
T>e«t North Carolina
team In three years" a* Ken
H. M. Penrce. Jr.
Trohridge ran IS and 26 yard* for i
,
*
\
Perfection Leads
Sandspur Bowling >
V
Oppose Curb Plan
»
*
Major League
Standings
Chicago Bears Off
Line Scores To Fast Start In (
Pre-Season Action
Auction Co.
4
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League Leaders
Legal Notice
I
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General Insurance
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
r e S e n t S ! nt Auction
Mondu>. Sept. 2‘Jlh
1:30 p, m.
Ideal Properly For
Inrome or Home ! ! !
3 BH Ensl
Fifth Street
SANFORD
*1 Hlk). to Ataln Huilnnva DiKrlet
-I'avrd Street*, Sidrwalka, City Water.
City S e*rr, and City Ga*
ThL orll-runKturted i-Koty, frame, I Bedroom Horn*
with garage ha* a*phall thtngle ron#, plaKered wail*,
and *(wt flrmt., Corvere'e *te*i* lead tn a front mreK
and another aerilee porch I* at the rear of the home.
The room* Infinite living room, aeparale dining
room, kitchen and hath. An apartment d i e g at ntose,
ga* water heater and nil apaca beater will go with
the property. Whether ;**« ere a .m jll family looking
for a m»de"t home, r c ' - r d tounl*. or an InreKor
peeking property that will give a tleady, aubotaallal
Inrome — I'll IS i'KDPRRTY WILL FIT YOUR
NEEDS. The home yyiti ondoahtmtly lye rente la
yalne along with ihe rnntlnueed inrrea*ln( xrwwth nf
Florida, and more particularly with Iht tafNinaLa af
industry In Sanford and Central FlnrMa. ere*tine immediate and acute hooiinr prohlem*. *o — DON’T
WAIT! an Investment of Ihl* type NOW eontd ea»By
he lb* niaett move yon have ever made!
ATTEND! BID! BUY!
Pay 26% down at Auction — Balance Announced
Properly Open f o r Inspection 18:19 a. m. Day of
Aorllna
FREE!
Fverioo* ai'end1. " r * . draw
for VALUABLE PRIZE to he
given away at thi* Auction
f
tO n e *
f
FREE
Garden 3-7731
Orlando, Florid#
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f
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Weather
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l»rfd mostly afternoon showers
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N i* n .
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Kiriahlfchrd 1908
VOL. XI.IX
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY.
SKPTKM HER
2:t.
Shop A nd Save
In Sanford
*
1958
I 'n lt H
Prewn
Leaded
W ira
N L 2 67
County Votes Money fes!5S Mainland To Face Attack
For 'Disputed' Paving
If Quemoy Is Endangered
King Has 1’neumunia
NEW YORK tC PD — The Rev.
Martin Luther King J r , Alabama
Negro Integration leader who was
• tabbed by a Negro woman Satur
day in Harlem, auffered today
from a mild cate of pneumonia
Seminole County Commissioners
today awarded Dowling Appt*i*al
Co.. Bradenton, a enntrart for
reassessment of all property in
the county and voted 3 ! to amend
the county m id Budget t« Include
the completion of Dodd Road
Dowling a n the low bidder rl
^ I ' l WlO The work wilt begin Ort
About too attended the meeting.
Vernon Dunn, cnmmliitnner-elect
tn Dlltrirt 4. pre*ented a petition
signed by Id revldcnti of Fet.r
I Park. a-klng for th# removal of
i Fred Dyson, Homer Little ami B
C. Dodd. In view: of their "actions
of an irregular nature and r.ot
1under 1a« 1
Spectator* voiced their nptt tom
about the paving of Dodd Bred.
which » u not included in the
county road irnprovem-nt budget
Particularly- vcrfcu-c *a* a lad)
who lives on I’rairic Lake Uoad.
which had been slated lor paving,
Dodd aupportera pretented a
petition for the completion of Dodd
C ity R ein states
^Chamber's Funds
About 12 Sanford merchant* and
buvineaamrn appeared laat night
before the Board of City CommaStoner* a* a delegation from the
Seminole Chamber of Commerce
and protested the $2,500 cut from
— — — ------ — —— — ——
Hoad. R L. Scott, who luted
a-ldtr-s a- IV-dd Road *.1111. ^
you have tiuuhte Cuing dawn T.>•
cawtlla Hoad, don't try D->dJ T n
e*wdl*
n at. least h a r d "
..............
Another Dodd supporter claimed
that many resident* on Dodd
Ituad owned "four or five liinev
NEWPORT. R I lU PD —Presldent EUrnllowrr lodav emit a IV
dav
Narraganteil
Ray retort
vacation that itarted with gulf
and a little ffiahlng
finlahed
arm
u m m and fi
with the low of hit No. 1 atd*.
Sherman Adama.
....
'Quakes Reported
He Prefers Prison
Fair Racks Rlanton
Suffocates
Educator Confident
Thursday Meeting
To Study Drunks
Hurricane Hgjene
‘Spotted, Watched
Allanson Rowe
Dies In Hospital
ridge
win
^Complaint Needed
9)
Students Perform
Pgr RotarV Club
* * ¥
* ¥ ¥
Nationalists Seek
^•^•^arn^ s
Permission To Hit UN Hit By Bitter Clash Ol Bombing Raids
Shore Batteries
On Seating Of Red China If Island Totters
s« much imd a« Dodd", twit that \\ riter Succumbs
■Dodd always laid If be paved
\K W YORK lUPD—Mary Roll
the road, everyone In the county , n , Kinehan, Si,who averaged
would Jump on him."
writing a my itery novel a year
Picture* of the road In question for 4-* year*, died
Monday night
were submitted to the commission In hrr alrep
Chairman John Krider objected to
the picture* lie tald. ' I had file I t ) I k O lllO V G 1 I’OOjJS
wi'.ncs-r* with me when I went
BEIRUT IL'PI) Prevljenl Kuad
down the road and found it very Chehab. .peaking while gunfire
amoath. not In Ihia condition."
echoed in the slicrt* outside, vowAnother petition from Id red rd sislay that he will restore order
ilrnla of Oviedo was read by John In la-banon ami arrange the with
Evan*, asking rumple lion of Red drawal of L' S troop* from the
bug Hoad between Slav la and country.
Highway 451 Evans claimed the
road will be an Important civil
defense highway ano is already
PASADENA. Calif ( U P l i - Two
widely used Inr farm produce
rarthquaU . probably in the >uuth
When t odd was asVrtl bv a we it Pei lire IK can. were record
spectator. - Was the Dodd Hind rd Monday at the Setsmologlcal
legally okayed?". Ihr commission laihoiatury of the California la
er said: “ It was done according tn slllule of Technology.
Ihr ism e way many roads hair
been ftxrd in Seminole County. Me
take the rr-ponsiidllly for main STANLEY. England ( U P D - E*
tenance In our own district* "
eaped convict Raymond Morrllt,
At this point the Rev. Dttn F 53, *aid today It »«■ the English
Laegcler Intervened, saying: "I weather that drove him hack to
waa under the Impression that we prison
After less than a day of freedom
had euunty Commissioner* who de
rided the policies In ■ legal meet, and hour* of steady ram, Mo-ntt
ing. I undersiand from the news telephoned police Monday l" take
paper that on the very day of a him hark.
meeting, three nf the commission
,
.
.-i . . .
«-r* mrt behind rioted do ,r. In C h U m i C S r t i l l i n g ;
okay the paring of the road, ana, CHARLOTTE. X. C. i l ' P D —
yet did r«t bring It up rt flic Evangelist Billy Graham said
meeting I am concerned with the Monday night modern day chuirhmoral Influence thst this will have n have failed to obey God'* comon the people nf the county and mandmrntf became the./ have not
the state "
»jnkin with the p.iwrr and boldHie courtroom wa* filled with | nr** of Ihr ear'y rhunu.
applause wlu-n '.aegeler sat due i
Then, Dodd mpporter* mil the
opposition held sway with argo
TAMI’A (L T D — L'niuccessful
merit. Krider said that he "pro candidate Jim Fair of Tampa
bably would have a ppm red the hat endorsed Jim lllanlnn of St.
paving of the road if it h*J hern August ip* In the Sept. *9 rinbrought to the teg-ular eotnmit- *>ff against Jerry Caitee for tlic
lion meeting '*
slain ItHllroad and Public IhitiLawrence
Swofford. commis lies Commnslon
sioner from District 3 added tbs'
"It's a bad policy to pit our* ills- Rain
tricl against another. When I
TAMI’A 11-I'D
Sis month
ap p n u .‘led Yaiteirouyf.) (county
old
Hilly
Hay
Thompson
suft->Cs
road sii|ierintendrrit l about 'tty
ntin working en Doibl he laid that ted Monday when he sbp(trd t>etbos-- men (Dys-.n, IJItle. D-wirt) tween the maltrv*a and the side
told no not to pay any attention ,.f his riih. The child wu* the
son of Mr and Mr-. \ altun
lo Mr. Kiidrr. and to g'* light
sin a-l with I field Road. I do not Thompson.
agree y ith it "
To the • bouts of "illegal'' from
TAMPA (L T D —P rtiiient John
lh» (Ivor, commissioner* v->ted on
a motion by Dodd that the com- S. Allen of the new Cnlverstty nf
pit tt<.n of Dorld Road Ire rd-tid 1<> South florid a is confident state
ihe ro.intv road budget The vote officials wilt not allow a money
carried with Kruler amt Swrotford shortage to rvtard construction of
agalnit, Dyson. Ijitle and Dodd the college.
for.
Several of the *peaker*, Inelurl r * t t
Ml I n
In: Fart Hlgginb. Iliam. pteade.1 L O l l C G K a l l t U j C l S
with the spectator* to unit* Ihr
count) and return lo pe»ceful gov
ernment.
The September meeting of the
Coffee Club, ayonsored by the
Seminole County Chamber of
NEW YORK —( I T U —Fur the Commerce, will tie held Thursday
neat lew months. .Vsi drivers ar morning at P> o'clock al Mis
retted In New York City on drunk Appleby s Valdes Hotel Restaurant.
driving charge* will take pait In
Charlie Morriaon. matter *f
a siu.lv (n determine, among reremonle* anrmoneed that there
other things, wbriber the amount will tie no speeches, but that sev
of al.uh-d In Ihrlr blo—l offer* a eral new resident* of Satit ml and
clue in the kind of arcidenli they ImiiIrie *t mere would be prrientrd
might have.
lo the group.
. the city • appropriation t» the
Chamber.
Th.- money wa» reimtwed bv unantinoui von*
C l i f f o r d MeKibbln preaidrrt.
«ho will besomr mernbcrabtp
chairman when M*ck Cleveland
lakea over the gavel Oct t. vpoke
fir«l to the commissioners
McKlbbm vaid, "I wonder if
the people of Sanford will think Ihr
city ii loiing faith in the Chamber
of Commerce by lhi» cutback. We
cannot extend our advertising pro
gram without »i-ending money fur
tool*, travel r*pen*e« ami per
sonnel."
The former city managci addid
WASHINGTON i LTI >-Shrrm.*n “ 1 would like to ice the establishAdam* « »
twrpt out of ihr ment of a fraction r>l a mill tot
j y h d r Home today hy a political publicity and advcrtlilng in the
Ttnrrrv born of the gifts h* ur.ep- city charter. Thi* would a t u r r
trd from one of hla "dearest fund* fur capeme*. In Drl.and the
f riend v."
millionaire
Uemaid city gave t l i u»vl to the clumber "
i Drl.and Chamber of Commeicr
Gold fine.
Both Adama and (isldfmc. the manager I* Eorreal Breckcnridgc.
r a g d o richea trxllle baron, denied former Sanford C. of C. manager.)
vlrvrland told tbe Coinml*aion:
that Goldfine ever got any fav
ored treatment In Waahlngtori in "I think it * fane economy when
return. These Insinuation*. Adam* you cut down on the on*- thing that
declared, wei* ‘ unwarranted and will biing in revenue. At businr*-men you realiie the value of ad
unfair."
£ But the Home Influence ■ In vertising. We need money to make
vestigating Subcommittee took * an attractive appeal to Industry,
•lightly different view. A Alter ex tourists and retired people"
John Krider t-dd the commit
plosive hcarinct. some member*
•aid they were convinced Go1d- lionets that he hoped they would
tine did get a bieik from federal not only rr»u>re the tl.SOi) to the
budget, but would arrive at some
agcncic-—whatever the reason.
set llgurr each year. Krider dis
Ylruna Famous Overnight
The vicuna, a little known South played (he ad* In the Wall Street
Amerlran animal, became famuu* Journal In behalf of Sanford. The
overnight when It turned mil Hold ads in thr Journal and two other
line had given Adam* vicuna m agjlinrs were estimated to have
Cplolh and footed the bill for tail rrachrd ten million people Tne
Chamber has reportedly received
oring It into a emit
Allan.* valued the material at an eacellent response from them
Public Inning hearings were set
Others say the fini'hed coat
might be worth aa mirth a* I7M). for Oct, 13. including the aband
Deploring the condition of the onment of alley* between Mar
rug in the home Adam* leased shall and Chase Ave. from 8ih to
here Goldfine arrangrd to provide loth SI., a* requested by Philip
a $2 4ih) Persian rug to replace It Zueli Zuell told tbe Imatfl that he
He called this a loan To go along planned to build a -utdlvtsnm In the
with It. Goldfine tetlifled he may area, with homes ranging fr--m
have tossed in a couple of small I l l . J V ) to * 1 4 .0 0 0 .
Jn other business, the Committopiats, though he wasn't »ure.
Oner. Goldfine recalled, he ac slnn accepted the low bid of Ibe
companied Adams to a Boston Orlando Paving t'o. for the lesm
tailor shop where the presidential facing of m y strret* The work
assistant waa outfitted for a suit will begin within tn day*.
The 19J0 City of Sanford budget
Goldfine said he paid for at least
On* suit, and “ probably two,” for was adopted, including • three
percent enit-of living pay ralte
Adam*.
for all city employe*.
t'onimlssloner* approved • rr
quest to irhd thr municipal Judge
and one poliec officer to the fourth
annual traflie court eurvfi retire In
Gainesville And a< a final uc*
turf, they gianted mastmum pay
l» Eire Chief Slack Cleveland and
MIAMI I UPD — Helene, the Police Chief Hoy Williams. The
•iglith tropical storm nf the *ra- two men, together, have aerveil
*on, developed in Ihe Atlantlr a total of <* years in the lil y of
Ocean today only ?no mile* ea*t Sanford.
of Miami The storm carried top
wh ds of So mile* an hour.
The weather buicau said It Is
e v peeled to increase in tiie and
%,nlentlty during the neit 14 hour*
Allanson Rowe. *9. 1010 Maple
High**! wind* of V) mile* an
hour were concrntiated In squalls Ave . died thlr morning In Drangr
LITTLE HOCK, Ark. ( U P D within 30 mile* of the renter Memorial Hospital after a short
The main trouble with lessons by
Gusts up to 40 miles per houi illnrs*
Funeral *eivice« will be held at trlrviSKin It that you ran t talk lu
fanned out 100 mile* to the north
10 a. m. Thursday al Gramkuw the teacher. T,)e first thing is thst
and east of the renter.
"Present indications,'' aaid the Chapel, Ihe Rev. John W. Thontsi j you don't have to dress (or ctafi.
As Johnny P-olmsn. 16. in the
weather ibureau, "are that the officiating Burial wilt be In Oak
Ilth grade, said- "Tlwy’ve got ■
auirm will slnwlv Intensify d oing Lawn Cemetery.
Mr. Hour wss s retired miller lot nf teaehr,s and they give us
the nest 12 t" 14 hour* with Ihe
. a r e a of strong winds giadust!) He moved here In IKI from Mi, the fact The only bad thing
*evpanding In all directrnn* around ford. N. A. Hr Ins no Immediate ai-nit it is thil I can't »*k ques
survivors.
tions.”
thr renter.”
“ It appear* that a high pres
“
The Little Rock School Board
teaching Johnny and T4*u> other
,„ r
to me nonh
.low
high school students by television
Ihr storm
norm some in rorwart)
forward speen.
speed,
because Gov Otval E, Faubui
and the direction of movement
cl-led their school* In Ihe inle
will remain about the same ”
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•
The weather bureau warned
^'*° Drlando High Schrol , a gratinn dispute.
•hip* in the path of Helene to
entertained member* of th;
Parents Unhappy
use caul Inn.
(Sanford Rota-y H ub yesterday.
Parent*
almost universally d>i
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Barbara Albright and Mary Ann
like it Possibly it'* because Hie
Allard offered a variety program
including pantomime and accordion cry has now changed from "John
SAN JOSE, Calif.—(U P D —It music The program wa* arrangrd ny, turn the TV off and go to
•oundrd like a noisy party in the by- Charlie Morrison. The girls rudylng," to "Johnny, turn the
upstair* apartment at 1:30 In the wrre direcied by Joseph Weimrr of TV on and grt >our lesson*.”
TV le-sons In lutile IC><k last
morning. Neighbor* grumbled bat Casselberry,
im one railed police. When Don
The dialsict govrrn»r will visit two ho-.|a each for the tilth, Hth
ald A. Jewett cam* home ha wish the Sanford club Oct. I. accord and Ilth grades on three commer
ed they bad. Buralara had wreck ing to an announcement by presi cial television stations.
ed the apartment and mad* off dent Rob Lamont. Lamont asked
"Thirty minutel on TV seemv
with $1,009 worth of goods Inelud for all rommltlr* reports by neat longer than an tutor does in class.'*
Ing bit hi Q s e t
Monday,
N a n c e Parker, I’, a symor, said
Mam ' Swept Out'
By Political Storm
On Goldline Gills
Ike Ends Vacation
Lessons V ia TV :
P a re n ts U nhappy
"With everybody aiuiind an b-ur
seems to go fester.
“ I don't like T \’ bee#'!'* you
ran t ask the teacher I- rrpeat
questions you can't untlci stand.
Their'* one good thing sUnit it
you don't have to dress for t i n s "
Jackie Alaiiir, Jl, *..n ,.f s Ne
gro physician, and Herbie !>rnt„n.
14. whose father is a teacher at
Horace Mann scho.,1, *l>>i miss
personal contact with thr tea her
Jsckle'l mother gets him up at
4.3U a in., *n he ran d*li<er new pipe s He returnr him • hy 7
a m., so he can l->«k al Junior
and senior lessons, although his
Ibth grade lessons don t stait
until I a m
Jlckle and Herbie are b-dh In
th* 10th grade. They look at TV
together.
•
"I kind of like it because we
can look in on adver.crd subir.t*
we are going In be taking lalsr
on. ' Herbie laid. "For instance,
I am looking in on trigonometry,
chemistry am] btology. which 1
won't take until my senior year."
The IS while teachers In TV
classes has* ene h.g trouble —
nervousness.
TAIPEI, Formosa <l ' p I •
Generalissimo c'hlang Ksi • •h-k
and Adm Hairy Felt, eoinmanil
r r of L'. S. Pacific forces, met m
secret for more than lit hours
today.
There were report* (.‘hlria via*
seeking ll. S permission to bomb
L'ummunlst
mainland
artillery
bales opposite Quentoy.
Informed tourers vaid the two
men discussed how far the l ' idled
State* vsill go to defend the
he sieged y in -nova and a Wash
ington Warning that Anars r. a
would untravli K *1 I omdlst Ixilllb
er* if the vdfihorr Ivlanitl wrre
about to fall
Natlunallsta thus far have rr
tallatrd against the mas-ive four' werk bombanlmi-nt nf the yue
moya ont) with aitillery dug m
on Ihr island Thrre were unconfumed reports the Nationalist*
had sent in largrr artillery pieces
but new* front Quemoy has twen
bla.kr.l out.
Fear Shooting Mar
l S and Nationalist military
official* agree the only way to
itnp the •helling Is to bomb the
Communist artillery. Rut this step
ha* not been taken, appairntly in
l-elief the Reds would semi their
Kimlier* over Formosa and dl
recti) involve tbe Dnitrd Stales
in a shouting war.
Krriouinoi of th,
l-'.-i iiii>,s
crisia was re fleeted in the list «i
tlioir conferring Monday and to
day un new military moves to end
thr Red blockade of yurmoy and
rase thr Nationalist position. Thr
conlerers wrre:
* 4i«* L a - Koler, - -imn nod
er of U S Pacific air forret; Amla.sia.l tr Evetrlt Drumrlgbt Vice
Adm. Roland Smoot, U.S. Taiwan
I Formosa i Defense Coinni .ndi r ;
Nationalist Premier Chen th e n ? ;
Defense Minister Yu Tsl ivd;
<’)iief of Staff Gen
Tiger) W.-ng
Shu • min* and the Natlonalid
army, navy, air force and marine
commanders.
I
Local Briefs
John D Brass nwner of Brats
Motor* is attending the Da Soto
announcement mietinsr In lietruit. More than i.iHitt dealers will
see the new cars and return to
their home towns In I9S» mid#!*,
painted blue and white especial)
for the occasion.
w. II De '-halo, principal of the
Oviedo School, has announced that
tls* first g rid e at tho school ha*
been divided, due to an unusually
heavy enrollment. Twenty «( the
II children will do their reedin'
and wrilin' in the rduratiunal
building of the First ilaptivt
Church. T rtrhe r nf the n r * class
it Mr* Don t ’lrey.
The Seminole ( minty Sbrritf's
Department n ported .Monday that
an attrmpt wa* mad# Sunday
night lo enter Ctnoma Academy
In Gold-b.nro. Im adrr*
wrre
frightened off by sherifra de|iti
lies, tiut flngrrprlnt* were tak,n
and the rase la under Invealigalion.
WASHINGTON ( U N ) — Tn*
ne-e Red* to cra-c their “ vlolen'.'
and "m urdrum*" attacks again*', United Fiaie* ha* warned Com
munist China Inat if Quemu/
th* Quemoy*.
were about to fall this country
I Irewurk* Marl
u n l r a lb
Nationalist
' The Chinese t'ornmunuii are would
rapidly shooting themselves—and bombing raids on Rrd main!;!,.!
tile wet Id out of a chain--] to irt aitillrry positions, i n f o r m e d
tie this uur-tbm a* it s.iould be -ourres indicated.
Should the Nationalist* be un
settled," Iwsdge said.
Rut lailgr was even more blunt able to silence the big guns alone,
In giving the Russian a classic then American Jet* would Join
diplomatic dirssmg down a f t e r the attack.
Grontyku had tlcnuunccj the UnitThe touters said Ulr Monday
id Stales for opposing Hvd China's United Slate* was behaved to
claim to a I'.N scat.
have passe.) the warning to th*
Points Tu Red b lu r ry
Chinese Reds during thr Warsaw,
Gtumyko a ecu red Wa-hington of Poland, talks hctwrrn U. S. Am
"direct intertiicnie In the adaits bassador Jacob Ream and Com
of count lies" and of "imposing its munist Chinese Amba-tadur ’.Vang
util" on them.
Ping-nan.
"There t* no rountry on the
The United State* apparently
fa.e of this earth that has ever was trying to remove any doubt*
teen enslaved by the U n i t e d the Communists might have as
States. It III becomes the Soviet to U. S. Intentions regarding de
Union with its record of slavery fense of Nationalist held Quemoy,
to make such charge* against Just a few mile* off the Bed
u* " laalgr repPed.
mainland.
"He speak* of the 'ruling rirvlci
Thr United Stales waa laid U
of Ihe United States.' Herr again
want to establish
a definite
hr is confusing our situation with
TALLAHASSEE (UPD - The hi* In this country the people "point of-no return” in the con
•tale will have to dip Into Idle llile There is not a little clique flict. beyond which U. S. foreei
trust funds for some 10 million that have managed to get up to would enter the fight on the aide
dollars ne»t month lu rrptrnisa the t-.p of the slippery pole who of thr Nationalists.
It* dwlntllln,- treaiury, a,-r«idtng are giving orders to execute this
At the Same time. State. De
to Comptroller Ray E. Green.
partment spokesman L i n c o l n
brutality or that,"
Tire state will run out of read)
White tald he did not believe a
rash In October, Green predicted
new- and ealiausltve U. S. atateMnnday, Hr said huriowing fivuu
ment on Formosa would contain
the trust a . counts is authorised
any haste policy changes.
hy law, and seem* tn* only way
The statement, esps-clc-! to be
to keep thr state from going in
released later this week, was
tbe red
03398687
said to be aimed at defining thi*
An alternative would tie to let
country's abort and long * term
t S - r t s t * '- -^editor*, sc bool teach
aim* as regard* Fnrm-'»a.
er* and welfare revlptenl* wall
BALTIMORE, Md (UPD
A
a couple of m-inths for their federal appeals judge today de
money.
nied (he Norfolk, Vn , school
Rut Ihe date's budget official* hoard'l last ditch attempt to pre
have pledged that all so. h ot-tign vent la-ial integration of its white
lion* lie paid -in time
high and Junior high ichnols.
Hut t'liirf Judge Simon F Sot.,Green -aid the state is always
low un inr urn >i hot ween July and toff of the U.S. 4th Circuit Court
January liecauve many nf the big of Appeal* told Norfolk School
MOSCOW (UPD
—A trilling
revenue producer*, »urh as auto Hoard attorney* he would hear
ll.euse tag fe* do not none in their plea for a slay of an Integra Soviet oftlclal newspaper charged
in large amounts until February lion order "in lest than twa (■•day that Pre.ident Elsenhower’*
re.ection of Premier Nikita Khiuand March.
week* ”
In the past, the state has bad
tie said hr roubl ntt grant a tehee's latest note un Fnimosn
a large cash surplus u tide tl stay In advance of • hearing but wal a "diploma lie provoratlon
over these lov* Incimo periods. offered to call "a sperlat session rare In Ihe history of tnlrmaHut record caprnditu-rs this sear, of l!le rotirt late this work, If tionsl relations.**
along with the failure ot l a i n |„ neres-ary ”
The newspaper Sovrl-kaya Ros
Thr Noifolk board made no si) a said Ihr rejection did nut
come up to rvpectathoi*. ha*
eaten away all the reserve The comment on whether it would ask take "much b.a.ns" and was fol
winter’s f t t t l * anJ national bull for an early hearing er whether lowed by a While House statoit would admit 17 Negro students ment steeped In "cynicism, hyp
net* slump nlt i hurt.
tiieiit predict'd another lu mil tn ita sis while Junior and senior ocrisy and shanelessnest.”
If it
lion dollars prt.'rbly will (nve to high school* imrnrdittfii
In a Irogthy and earrptiouaUy
1-e borrowed In II- *• nln-r Hot hi- admitted the Negroes, it would sharp rdili-rial at'ack, the new*said all of it ra>- be repaid in 1automatically rlose t h e school*, paper also war d once mora
March when he* y '.»» collcctton* •Uprising »ome loooo children of that the Commu -1st world bad
put-lle education In Norfolk.
begin to pour In.
nuclear wear-ms " a t well a t IniereotiUnenlal Itscheta" to us*
1Mgaln>l "tbe nggrriior*.”
"Tlie United Stale* must withWATEItHUIlY. fonn - (UPD
i'm h ll e A-hlsy, Saiifotil Negro,
troops from
the
Rt. I, Rot 10. was arrested last ■ Thrre buy* raylained they set draw their
night by Nanfi-r-l Police | J J -e Die tn a moving vnn. causing Taiwan Slrull or they wj,l find
Hickson arid offl-er r , (*. |v.M|ion several thousand dollars damage, that Ihe wrslh nf Ihe grea* <"Mand charged with slealing 1A so ttr.it while firemen were away ne-e |«etr|ilr is not s healthy thing
th e m ,'' th e
newspaper
botlii s of Scutrh vshiskey fi-.m tbe they could loot thr firehouse of fur
Gohlitairo Bar S i t ’d*) night
till
i warned.
I NtTED NATIONS, \ Y l PI—The Grneial A**enibly we* rv
pe.ted li* tote today on Com mo
inst China s claim to a C V seat,
but once again it appeared Peip
ing ha-1 shot llself out of a membr-Ship,
Weslrri* ilipl-mats prcilictrd dr
fret for Ihe m m r to seat Com
munist China alter one of the hit
trrrst rvehangc* to date iietwren
Soviet Foreign Mim-ter Andrvt
Gronnkn and U.S. Ambassado.
H in ii Cabot lowlgr.
linim in injmied tiic Forittota
crisis into t-.irl> debate ati-l lodge
demanded in turn that Moscow
use it* Influence to get the CM-
State Will Borrow
Idle Trust Funds;
Ready Cash Needed
Judge Denies Plea
Red Paper Attacks
Rejection Of Note
Ni'Hrro Is ( ’harmed
Poor Explanlitrii
United Fund Support Is Requested
Diviaioii leader* of Ihe Urtllul
Fund campaign itirt I*it nigbt si
Mist Betty Wilson, cljlef tsper* the Florida .'-tala Hank lii learn
tor of Southern Hell’s local office, from Howard McNulty, chairman
lias been transferred to Panama of |he drive, Ibe pia.t of nrgamtaCity. Mist Wilton hat been in tinn and allucalio-i of quols- lo
Sanford for four years. She help reach Ihe IJ.'t goal of Lu*. utu,
ed with seirral emergency cate* lo lie reached hy Del. 31
Key prerrotation- were mnib- by
through efficient handling of calls
The change becomes effrcilve David U. Adkins, thr Chiltlien't
• ict 1 Her successor ha* not been Home Siwlely of Flo Ida, and Is-i-y
Ihiyle. field repreaentativr of ihr
revealed.
Ainrti an Med Cr-.ss Slunl talk,
The local A( I. passenger train, were made by George Tuuliy, im
northbound, may fee! lisas ate this mediate past presl-lrnl of the Ul ,
winter if t proposed curtailment and by incumbent president Harold
of Florida train service goes Kastnor.
Adkins polnled out lhat " iv i. ■
through. The a-lion by the Penn
sylvania railroad bat twrn pro one sltould rralla: tiial United
tested by the Florida Chamber of Fund D a cumrnuniiy rifoll and
Commerce. The train leaves San- each mcmlier isf the community —
in this ca-e Seminole County—
furd at 12 01 p. m.
should aisunir a responsibility for
Ronald I'eriy, San ford recrea doing his best.”
tion director, hat Irern appointed ! The Children a Home Society
to the advisory committee on the officer said that each pttson could
publishing of recreation material give at least ont nour's pay each
of the National Recreation Asso inonih ami stlli not lie making a
ciation. Perry Is attending th# an sacrifUc for Ihe g.ent causes for
nual NBA tonference in Atlantic public welfare that make up Ihr
agencies nl lee L’F.
City.
"Th* united Way of giving,” s.id
Fo«] Fair Store*, wow con Adkinl, *'is Ihe le>ut expansive
structing a supermarket in San way .o raise this money. Instead
ford, will spend 53 million dol of Ihe expense* of prom.lion and
lar! tn Florida during the nest Ihr valuable time given b> bulltwo ) sacs.
n*as lei eject in seven aueb drives,
$
should the agvncii-s Iry lo raise y u r could Ircrs-ate llieir UF" sup
Ihe money in separate drives, port b> 3h per Cetll and added that
thrre Is Jutl one. In addition lo "iht-ie ate many people living In
the saving* in promotion expense,
added lo Ihr rctMailny' in lo lin lm t' Ibe county who did no( give in
time there i* thr saving* in time Hsas, hut who undoubtedly will b«
by those who contribute. United glad lu shaie now,
giving is Burrly ihe best.”
Tbe campaign chairman tokl
D-iyle railed un (lie officers and
llie group Wial tiie Navy baso
oilier personnel of the agencies lu
UF h> give iilH-rally of tlveir time would given generously Lecauao
in rn.vking this one effurt for Capt A Arthur aiul Cipt. J. D.
(wmiminily welfare a success. Each Itamage wrre endorsing the UF
|wr*..ri should give Ihr support and urging both Navy and civi
needed lo make Hie campaign a
lian peitonncl lo donate. Through
success fur here Is (hr sout.-e ul
their o|H-rating money with whl h tin) Hrd Cross, Ihe USD and th*
to help others for a year, he said, lt«y Scout* ant Girl Scouts—all
More effort ahuold be given ( l i l ’F agencies that s e n e ihe Navy
because the quota —Ihe nerd— i* directly—the donations would como
grratrr (Iran ever Istfore; l i t pop i bark multiplied, they tald.
latlon growth increases the burden
Generals appointed by McNulty
<-n the agrnciea; 111 expenses — are Gordon Ssveeney, 1-eal bustlike those of all buvlnrss—hav e In iic-s firm*; it, A. Cobb, political
pci sonnri;
Arthur
creased. These potnia were stiria- subdivision
rd by ihr Red Croai tepresenla- Harris, building trades; Ralph Aus
tin Smith, residential; Richard
live.
McNulty expicsicd appreciation Packard, produce and trucking; T.
In those present, saying they re E. Tucker, national firms; Dr. A.
presented but a tmall segment of W. Eppt J r ., profusions; R. C.
the f-it.e needed in the drive. He Whitmire, beverage! M*!:ln Deb*
added that (tie sue.ess of (his to, automotive trade* j Willi In*
••on* shot" effort rested on "«n Fuller, Navy.
thusiaitic effort by Inapired and
The drive gets under way- (IfL’A.
dcdiratrd people.”
Tha time betwran now sad i
If* was convinced that, with few will be devoted lo orgamMtlttl
racepUoni, th e n who gave last wort, McNulty said.
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Editorials
Conning The Nows
'YOUR NAMF MAY BE ADAMS, BUT ITS JONAH TO MEf
Rjr Virginia Cans,
Herald Stiff Writer
A "usuilljr reliable** source—
(bate to say it that » i} , wbe.;
I really mean Ibis la almoit
straight from ihr hone's mouth),
remarked recently tint electronics
companies arr ihopning for fac
tory sit*a In Florid*.
Orlando, of rourre, b n nabbed
tome pretty big companies late
I). But Orlando Is outgrowing IU
potential There s i r mrny srgumrntr acainat moving sn already
It’s Time To Renew
Chamber’s Strength
The Seminole County L'hamtwr of Commerce wilt start
it* memberehlp drive Oct. 15. However, the innouncement
th a t it ia time to renew membership! in this organization
ahoutd make a drive unnecessary.
The Chamber of Commerce i« u valuable .spokesman for
Sanford and Seminole County. It ia the voice of the buainessman, tha profeulonal man and woman, the average person.
I t U tha means through which all of these people apeak as
a group.
The individual merchant dor* not have the time, nor
the authoitry. to apeak for Ihr population of (hit county.
When a new business or Industry seeks information about
Sanford or Seminole County, the Chamber of Commerce has
the facts.
While serving as the '‘combined" voice* of the county’s
residents, the Chamber of Cominerre ever is seeking to
bring more wealth to the community. It ia the full-time
spokesman for all of the county. JU jobs are too numerous
to Hat.
An active Chamber of Commerce can be one of n com
m unity's strongest assets. An engineer, surveying » .South
ern city as a p o ssib le Industrial loenliun, once said that the
company ha represented would not consider a city for a
plant if the city did not have a strong Chamber of Com
merce and a good newspaper.
The Chamber of Commerce depends upon member par
ticipation for its life. It can lie as strong, nr weak, ms .Seminole
County residents want It- The Chamber deserves the support
o f everyone eligible for membership. It would be a nice ges
ture of appreciation if local citizens would put the drive "over
th e top" before the campaign opens.
Quotable
Quotes
United Pre>s lalrrnltitaal
ATLANTIC CITY. S I . - Harry
Truman, in a speech to the steelworkers' union convention:
“ You know, the Republicans attackid thr New Deal and the Fair
Deal because they were planner*.
They are planner*, too. The dif
ference is that they plan for high
interest rale* and recessions white
we plan for growth and prosper1“ * "
_____
WASHINGTON - Dr. Edwin D.
t a r ham, editor of the Christian
Science Monitor, in an address to
Ihr annual Conference on Citizen
ship:
"The smiling, persistent, patient
■ICc
of Chinese Communis..!
Isoms large In our wore) and *e
have not begun to devise a prac
tical and effective program with
wluAi to combat il."
USO Needs Help
Toe La te To C lassify
The UHO in Sanford is in need of more local support.
This was brought out by the various officials who attended
m meeting here last week.
Chief object of the USO here, and other places, la the
"go-betwoen” for a community and nearby m ilitary installa
tions. I t ia through the USO th at men in service have an
opportunity to meet local citizens. The USO also affords the
community an opportunity to make these servicemen welcome white they are on a tour of duty here.
In short, tha USO is the "home away from home" for
men In service. I t ia the chief means of contact between
m ilitary personnel and a community's citizens.
The Rev. Nihllus Hubble, In speaking for stronger sup
port for the USO, said: 'T h e Gl's are starved for attractive
foods prepared eapecially with them in mind." Rev. Hubble
suggested th a t a rotation system m ight lx) worked out with
local churches sponsoring an occasional aupper for service
men.
Larking an active USO, military personnel usually sack
a larger city in their off-duty time. This is to be expected.
A fter five or six days on the military reservation, tha week
end ia appealing, If there is somewhere to go and something
to do.
Manv of the men stationed in .Sanford have humus and
families hare. Others, not too numerous, have no ties with
th e community, except through the USO. Let us make
them welcome.
Adult Education Response Heavy
Clsases In
“ ConvorMtioftsI
Spanish" and "Fundamental* of
Investing" received a "gratify*
big response" last weak when more
than SO perrons reglaUted for both
C l a im
Sara Inn i are atilt open for reg*
tatranU and *IU meet each Mon.
day si 7:10 p. m. In Seminolt
High School. Tbe only <barge is
a I t fra and Ihr coat of work*
book*.
Joseph Mulhlru*. eeromira In
structor, conducts clatrat on Tors.
DAILY
day* and Wedncidayi from 7 to
10 p. m. Two elrctrtc kiln* ara
provided for thoae taking tha
course.
F. H. Douglass, director «f Adull *i*t Vocational Education at
the School Administration Build'
Ing may be reacned for further
Information. Douglas* announced
today that a rourre in driver
training Is anticipated by instruct
or lllll Fleming. The rlasa will l«
limited let 10, I h r i a are still openIngi on lha walling list.
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Upward* or 1,000 of the nalfon *
lop flight errdit r i p r r t i trill get
together at the Americana Hotel
In tbs Bel Harbor taction of Mi
ami Batch on tho taoek of Sep
tember 19 to lake o long look at
one of the moit impoitant factor*
in tha American economy, the
•late of consumer credit.
The increasing importance of
Florida In the credit picture of
lha nation la evidenced by the fact
that for the e:cond tint* In three
years the National Cunmmeri FI
ninre Aeiotlalloo I* holding lu annnual convention in this stale. Thr
group will b* welcomed by Owen
Kubanka of Daytona Reach, presi
dent of the Florida Cunsumni
Finance Association, host to the
convention.
These credit expert* of Use NCFA represent the vast majority
of more than 10,000 licensed small
loan and Inalallmant fiance old
ct« in (he United States and Cana
da.
Tha entire consumer finance In.
dually la Jutl atnrut a half rentury
old. It* beginnings w ait in IFM,
when the lluncll Sage Founda
tion, a non-profit social service
organisation, became Interested In
tha problem of email borrowers
who were at that time paying illr*
gal landers ratal up to 1,000 per
cent per year.
Al a result of the Inundation c
careful research our p rfiant small
loan laws ware sat up. Today *0
stales have surh tawa patterned
on the foundation'* recommendn
lion a. In Florida thr F tT A hai
paced the nation in maintaining
lha highest business ethics stand
ards, which his xerved as a mo
dal program for many other
Slates.
A* a result, irilllnna of Ameri
can families who otherwise would
find tl difficult to borrow fundi
for emergencies and for bettering
their living standards, can today
obtain fundi for these and other
useful put poses Ihrouah finance
companies that operate under
Strict Small loan laws.
To show just how much this In
dustry has grown since thoae days
when the Ruisell Sage Foundation
rame out with the uniform small
loan law model, one out of every
iU families In the United Stairs
Is today a customer of one of the
off ires of the industry. These of
ficee handle about 40 per cent of
*11 cash Installment persona!
loans made In this country and
last year tha figure was above
13 billion.
The member firm* of (he NCFA
have been In a gieat measure re
sponsible for the changing attitude
toward credit In this country.
Most rronomills agree that the In*
creased availability to million* of
American families who formerly
were unable lb secure credit
through legitimate channels, is in
a laige mcasurr responsible for
the tremendous Increase in the
standard of living of our people.
Today our youngster* stalling
mat tied life enjoy countless ad
vantage* Hut a few yaar* ago
wetu available to only the weal
thy. Modern science and inven
tion coupled with a auuml cicdlt
system n»w makes it possible tor
the housewife to enjoy such things
as refrigerators, washing ma
chines and air conditioning to
name a few.
There .( another result of all
Letters To The Editor
Editor, Sanford Herald
In behalf of Hie members of
Rem Inoli* County Chapter 30, Dis• hied American Vrirrans, i wish
to thank you for your very fine
cooperation in publicizing uur an
nual “ Forget me not'* event, which
wt held on Sept. 9 We feel sure
that tile |>ait The Herald played
did much to make lliit event sueccsiful.
We should all" like Id publicly
thank Mayor Merle Warner for
hi* interest •mi asristance in
bringing this program to the a t
tention of the public.
The fund* rerrived from this
annual evsnt make II possible fnr
us to contribute our services to
disabled veterans in distress The
member* uf the pnblli* who wore
forget me not* on Sept. 9 run lie
as urrd throughout the coming
year that disabled veterans, their
wives and orphans will benefit
(torn their help. Thanking you
again, I »m.
Sincerely,
L. J. Aubry
Com ms rider
Editor. Sanfoid Herald:
We want you l« know bow much
we appieciate )»ur efforts in as
sisting with the passage of the
School Rond hsue. Your courtesy
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FRANKFURT, Germany ( U P I)
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households own radio* and one
out of 10 have lalavliioa seta, the
Institute of Germany Industry
slid today.
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AN AIR RASE IN FORUOSALt. James Dui.n, of San Francis
co, a jat pitot, on Red Chinese
fliers:
“ The Climes* Communist pilots
this. Social scientists and econo- sr* inferior. An American cadet
miri* have found that consumer pilot straight from tha sUtrs
credit, far from encouraging pco could show up vsry well agalait
pie to be eatravagant, In many them.’’
Instances
actually
encouragra
thrift.
JANESVILLE, Wn. - AgriculMONTREAL - Cecils Dionne
Many families unable to save
up in advance to buy a product or Langlvis, one of the four surviving
service fur cash, through Install quintuplets, on being told she gave
ment obligation* form a habit of biith to a seven-pound, tour-ounce
financial discipline that serves boy:
"This is 01*0*1001."
them well in later life. Thay learn
the value uf good rtedil. They
HOLLYWOOD - Debbie Reyn
mskr a practice of working on
a budget and train ihemstvci to olds' agent, on ths breakdown of
hrr marriage to singer K d d i *
meet life's rcspouslbilties.
Tbe toad map for Florida and Fisher:
''She'll probably file for divorce
Ihr nallnn'i credit future will be
laid out at the .NCFA convention next week."
and the buainrsa community will
have It* eyes on Florid* during! EXETER, England — Pamela
Gant, wln>i* husband is divorcing
Ibis Important meeting.
her because the reduced from a
47 33-34 figure ti- a 33 M 31:
“ My life ha* rhanged now thil
1 no longer (eel like a bvrrage
balloon. Only -Idrr men made
passes at me. Rjt being no.mal
and cooperation will not be for bas changed everything.*'
gotten.
Sincerely yours,
TAIPEI - Army Spl 4 Georg*
K. T. Mil-see
W. Jchnstim uf Springdale, Pa.,
Superintendent of Public
on being hit on the right arm by
Instruction, Seminole County a Communist shell fragment to
become the first American casual
ty on Quemuy:
' Shells were popping all ovtr
and I was Just hit."
CLEVELAND, Ohio 41.1*1»—
John W. laive, M. business col WASHINGTON Nationalist
umnist of the Cleveland Press, China Ambassador George Yah,
died Sunday night when hi* rar on the poiitldlity of demilitariz
wrnt out of c-intrni and smailird ing tbe uffshate Formosa Strait
into • tree, laive had been at his islands:
job since 1931
“ DemiUtantattoo, I think, is
nuts."
I.INiC. Austria (CPI— Printr**
Olga of lliaunKhwrlg • LuenrCHICAGO — Mrs. Victor Gtebury, 73. died of a hrari attack. stkr, on the feat of her son, Tom,
9. wtwi hula hooped 12.4(8 times in
NEW YORK IU P I » - Ftrdrilck 103 minutes:
T. Bonham, 78, former perxuonel
“We hope this Is the lop rec
dirsetor of the New York Times, ord. because if it isn't he wilt try
died -Sunday of a stroke In Bor- it again and won't give up."
turs Hospital.
LITTLE HOCK, Ark - Gov.
HOLLYWOOD (UPlt — Actor Orval E. Faubui, on the schodl
Don Gardner, 78. dialogue roach situation:
on the television series "Perry
“A bona fide private school sys
Mason,'* died Sunday of Injuries tem appears to be thr only an
suffered In an auto accident Sat swer to the government's order to
urday night near Tran,as Reach. Integrate at any price."
estibllshed company Ip a big city that eventually tha Naral Air Sta
And there is no denytnr that our tion will close. Local preivurt
nelghb<#ng town has become just kfpt jt 0p«n once, but theit is M
doubt that tba aubjact of asieg
that.
Central Florida il becoming tha field a ill coma up again before
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more desirable to manufacturers government official*.
as the years go by. We have land,
A lot of people in Sanford t h A
-it h u e water, we hsv* relatively they Hv« independently of the
cheap labor. Tha climatt la /alrty air Italian, but few of them ir*
■table, creating few heating prob doing so. Tha way money u
lem* In the winter snd common- ■ptrad around tba big payroll bis
ptsca routing one* during lha sum to affect tham sooner tr latoi.
mer. i At..........
this stage
..............
„ of the heat. plans for the future muit be forI cou'dn't agree more with those mulsttd in Casa this rioting should
who are saying. "Ob, Yeah*' i
rooit shout. A substitute, ur siteA year ago, whan the possibility tal, would be needed W» wee.l
uf erecting new ichOoli seemed a large Industry la Seminole Couaremote the ides of even attract.ng ty, Wt need one close enough f
a company to this area aeemod Sanford t* V*tP • “ r m*rth*nU
a vague dream But with the pai- working hard to keep adjust*
iige of school bonds even If they stocks.
need ravDioa toon, the road has
Wt alia need to make our town
been cleared for Industrial work and lunounding arc* lUrtcUva
ers and their families.
enough, both Induatry m d itii4»P.
Fanfnrd must face the possibility tial-wlse, ta make the factor, nt*
shoppers wish ths: couM bra
here.
Tba Chamber of Commerce md
out msny ra il a s u t a and l i r u
tran sients e*n 1*ko care of A
farmer. But tha residential dis
tricts art up to the builders snd
FORT LEAVENWORTH. Kan. cltirens wbo live In them. The
(AHTNCj— M Sgt. Janie* O. cunit set or has a res ponsibllity to
Thompson, whoa* wife. Amparu, Sanford. s« f a r a* well-eonstiudlives at 1001 W. Seventh St., San rd, strict!'e office snd horn*
ford, recently completed an a c buildings are concerned, lit should
counting course conducted by tha tut build so fast that many of hit
U. S. Armed Forces Irxstlttiie tUSA home* sre left unoccupied, to beFI) while serving with the Army com* rental propeity became It
it chtsper to buy a new hon^
si Fort Leavrnworth, Kan.
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The
f t e n cot Rental property oflan bt;omR
reipondenee cmir»es at high school neglected or abutad. raflaeUfig a
ind college levels.
down at-the-heels look that bllghu
Sergeant Thompson is a g ra in otherwise inviting niljhborhood. Many tananU taka esesllent
duate of Crouint Academy.
esrr of property, and I hive do
desire to get into a dispute with
BYBLOS, I-ebanon (FHTNf ) —
Udell S. Sttvent J r . iiroman, any one orer this, But there i»
no denying that frequently, if
USN, ton of Mr. and Mrs. L'dtl S
S ltf tn t, Sr. of Sanford, serving there ire many places for rent
aboard the alUck transport USS snd the price il cheap, so Is »
Chilton, took part In ■ training teoint'i regard for tha p r t m l i ^
The Seminole County reildent.
demonstration of U S. amphib.ou*
and airborne lendings, Sept. U>, however, whether h* rants or
for swnior off kora of tho L e b a n buys, bears the brunt nf tha bltipt
ese Arm y on the beaches of Bj- If hit neighborhood Is not appall
ing. Straggly lawns, palntlest tid
blos, Lebanon.
Tha landings were eircuted with ing snd piles of Junk aoon would
400 U. S. Marines, ships of tho U. hide completely the natural basu8. Sixth Mott's Amphibious Force, ties of Florida. Maintenance, no
end by U. S. Army paratroopers matter how simple. Is within the
who were dropped Inland by bell- reach of all of us. Neighbors will
help, if only to enhance their own
copters.
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After the “ invading fore**" had property.
Think Iww great It would be K
"captured" the Rybloa seaport, ail
hinds were given a conducted aomedsy a group of “ shoppers"
tour of the nearby historic lutes, drove through Sanford and laid,
occupied In the past by tho An- “This town la oo attractive, wo
dent Phoenician*. ;io Soldier* of would he idiots not to asUbliih
Aletandor
the Great, and the our plant here.1'
End of sermon for today.
Crusaders.
�T um . Fept. 29 . 19S8 P « w — 9
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BllubtUi Ashby,
Womaa'i Editor
Phone FA I Mil
Luncheon Fetes
Attendants A n d
Recent Bride
American Women
Like Wi<r Hairdos
5 cdLaqm AAS& 2 Q a p ja n 1
R* Virginia Conn
[right to be interested In all means
lleialrt staff Writer
of trariportition. Conveyance*
“ I saw only four women driving played an im partin' part in their
,.ir* Ibe whole time we wet* j trip xyhich began in May when
there.'' Thu* spoke Mrs Thorn** thry tnsk a bus to Seattle Wash,
Gallaghrr, who rrcriti* returned fmm Sat:' !
from a three month trip t > Japan.
t h e trip to Yakahoma w»* made
where she and her huvb«i d visited un the General Anderson I.M.HTS)
Mr*, Gallagher's son. K. \V. South- a transport ship whlrh took thr
eilan.l, and hi* family.
northern route through the Eleu"There were loti of "ear*, mil Ran* and the Itrelng Strait. The
lion* of blryelrt and motor ey wrvther u» frigid, report* Mr*,
ries. a-il evidently no traffic law*. (■allaglirr "We put on everything
Dtivei* blow tire horn constantly we had when it wa* t.rcccisary to
—to Irl t r*t* redcur'an know he I* go on deck.”
t-nmiita. nut because he has seen
The Sanford couple «** met in
him If sou hit s >meonc. P ’s vonr Vokuhama by the ftoutbrrlarid*
fault, evrn If he step* right tv and rakeri to Tokyo where the
front of vgu "
family had retried a four bedroom,
Tt.e (islfagherv hut n psrfv«I two klo; v hir !*c for the • irnnter.
Mr. Souther*nd work.* for civil
M p 'l t t in the army'* eommujil.
- calh-n center,
By GAY P.ll'I.FY
or in a combination of the Ian.
Like all go d tourlrt.-, the Gil*
Mr*. Forrest f . Engcbretfon
I T I Women'* Editor
at price* well below thn»e made
j laghcr* visited famou* shrine* ,**ul
and daughter Mr* JL>b«rt E Beck*
NEW YORK (UP1>—It'* getting of nature's product. V -* * nt:;ct
.showptace*. includl-c Um Kama*
with entertained Thursday with
kura Ritddlia. They weie awed by
you can't tel! the pumpad ur lea are In the *3i to $JS range;
a bridesmaid luncheon in honor »vithout a procram.
the nimlrin Ja p areie d-partm ent
the real, from S125 on up to as
store*, even though it took Mr*.
of the former Miss Barbara Lowe
All beyautr of the wig hairdo* murh a* *330 for a custom |)b.
Gallagher an hojr to find a apoal
The home was attractively dec which sprouted In Faria la*» year
With the synthetics came a
of thread Drugstore* svere o>ca
orated in nile green and pmk to jmJ nnw
now hj, x(> tvecomr *urh an wider color range, because of the
On the »tr*e! a- I he! I ■.
carry out Ibf btiJei c**Ior t c h r m r Armrl.an fashion that Sear*, Roe wav the*e ftbeis lake tinting.
turpasilng e \ tn our mper-drug
store v
A beautiful bouqutt of pale pir.k buck l y telling them mail Oldc
* Anything that add* to glamour
The Japanese on the street we-.O
c a ra iU o n l centered thr nile green. -Tha'w lya aren't a fad," (aid wt I (all In America/ aald a icatwell drciifd In w-citem style*. T ib
lace luncheon fieth. Tiny pink x
Ftriachrr. treasurer of the ivtlr business woman named Ma*
Gallagher* svere Impressed by
heart* Were u'cd I t pi I r e mark Joveph lleiteher C o, which has dame Tovar, a hair *tyll»! in
thrir r.rat ap-rcaranee. "Very Irsr
Sweden until 13 yeat* ago When
era.
kimono* were tn t-e seen except
teen In other people'* hair for IIS
Murine the luncheon lh- girls year* "They'll stay in style bv- she came to New i'n*k she pio
during the evening. Put everyone
neered the alldyrcl wig, ar.d fra
wore the rings." Heat and f'li*
di-cutaed many li*t minute plan* cause they provide the solution to lures it in seven *'b-»i,-'
shades —
eausnl mu,-h di<r-mfort during the
for the wedding which took place
a problem plai.uing SO per cent Powder blue, nate pink, pale or,twn month stay So the G allaghen
Saturday. The bnde presented the
hid. black, titian, »i!ver blonde
wat bed telesItlon, and found It
girl* with white glove* which were nf the female population . .that of and platinum blonde.
Irresistible. American film*. "I
to be vvihn during the wedding. baby fine, limp locks "
Live- Lucy", The l^me Hanger",
t .o o d t i m o u l l J t e
The biide rfccivrd her wedding
I t ESDXY
for rrlieatsal at 7.J t :i rn.
ami s merman'' iwith Japanese
imitation which had been band
Hnl women other than thole
The I'nity Society meets at S
Sunday School prcpcaik'n week dubbed mt, were great favorites.
painted and framed.
with hair problem* are w e v . i :
p. m. n Ihe I'erkins Wodiuff at 7:30 p. m, at the Pinccrr*t
Japanese
program*
Includesl
Thnae preirnt weie: M ill laiwe; Ihe new rrownlng glories covei
'live Rev. Josephine Baptist Church.
Building
I opt*
I've .Clot J St* -ret.
her mother, Mrs Mable Lowe, Ing their own. In coho*
■Sturkle l> i end or-ting « stuly
AVhat's My Line", and the Terry
br .del maul, '!n> Evelyn Capri oil; (nun a coniervative bra1"■’ " ' v
r i l l RSI).IT
course ii i In tan heaf.ng EveryCom** *!iow. Rock and ri>ll m unc
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bridesrnatron, Mrs llr>!*crt Knrib;’ startling m l and whitep sandy
one i* welcome,
The Steering Committee of the i* all the rage, a t it is to thus
matron of honor. Mr*, • Robert ■tripe
Gary Htuwn son of VIr and
Surdav School preparation In t nited Lutheran Church Minion country. Perry Como's emulator
Reekwith: and thr hostess, Mil
Some buy them Just lor kick*: Mr* Willie G Iti .in, n r , Elliott
is a »c\v looking man who sine*
Forrest F. Engcbretson.
other* want a change of color Avenue, celebrated f-s *ivto te tq. the auditorium *J Ihe Pinccrcsl will meet at the pastor * home al
In English. Another T. V. idol inyl*
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without having to bleach or dvr dav recently with a party at hi*
lale* Elvt* Presley, from gult.Vr
Still other*, espcciallv bu*ine»» home.
Riothi-rhrvwl mccllnc of the men the forlheoMlng Hist »rr*ice.
to gyiation
women and busy socialite*, find
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the
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Itaptlll
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The
WML
Association
KveeuThe rhldrrn playe.1 kevrigi'.
The Gallugher* (ound youngdr
them artful camouflage for * knines with priic* being- sv» aidi-il p. nr.
live meeting will be heal at Pie Japanese anxlnu* to »peak Ena*
head of real hair desperately In to Arlene Dc Mali in and Mi. hurl
Crviaalcr c*r*-ir nf the Fi**t Rip Pinrcrcst Baptist Chur, h .at in lish, while the older generation
need nf shampoo and Set
Galletta.
ti*t Church practice* *t « 30 p a m. Please bring a sandwich. knew not a vVOnl. Tradition* still
Wig maker* can't produce siaMl-< Grace Marie Stincciphrf
Gary openrtl hi* present*, the m.
The Chancel Choir of Ihe First remain in thr symbolic play*, rour*
of Winter I’ark, leirher in Lake- tiali. • on ov arnll sale* of wigs, highlight of which was a large
Mrth»dlsl Church will practlca al tc<*u» manners and nr.ilher* with
Reirrarl-sn
for
^nternlrdialcl
of
mnnt Elementary School, s, ,m hut IT<t*. her raid Us hu-irir** u-nt given him
7.3d p. rn.
babies -on thrir back*
hi* parent*
the Fit at Baptist Church at 7 p m
the weekend with her parents, Mr. hJ ‘ "tripled since a *r*r ago
.......
,
.. , „
, 1 Fond 1* inexpenaive, MGal*
llrfrethmenl* of cake,
Ice
tlinir*
of
the
r
ir
l
HaiUiM
, ,
.
. , .
. .
and Mr*. J M. Stine cipher She when I'atis designer tlubcit <le
The ( hurlstcr* of the First ..................
.
. *
[lagher siMike of iniymp 8 aleak*
Church
wilt
p
u
r
i
n
e
a*
follow*
n
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.
s..,,
f,
ui\
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an I r i-h and a half thick for .!es*
celebrated her birthday ami at- Givrhchy put wig. on model, f n r / " * ; ; r *nd>' *n<l *>Jnch
Mcthudlsi Church wilt meet at
Carol U) II) at 8: M p m. Concord
a
favhion
show
Those
cere
fiom
1:3(1
p
m.
than
two
dollarv
"Everyone
eat*
lendrd the Sanford-Eyman game
Those atrnding were Mlebaet
(boya and girls In high schno't
ta rd a Souer*. Paris hairdresser*,
Friday night.
The Pioneer Fellowship of the at 7 p. m ; Chuirh (adultl at A the Japanese fruits and vegetables
Susan and Maria Gallrtfa, Hernow", she laid. "The army atop,
Mrs. Marry C. Oakes returned who now are doing a boom bull Itcfh Ann anil Rill Collier, I’atsy First Presbyterian Chur b will p. m.
prd the ban on them, even thoutfi
Sunday from trvctal wesks visit ncs* Internationally.
meet for «,rp:>c* *r.d i.’- ’ration
and
Carrie
Fijol,
lumla
Purdy,
Young people of the First Hap the farmers still fertilize with t!»
In More Colon
with her children in Ohio and
Mike liallowav, Earn anil lu-nn In the V >uih Rulldlr g from A p list Church will meet at 7 p ni.
traditional 'night aolP." Ther*
The first wig* were of genuine
New York.
Swain, Unila and Arler.e BeMst- m through A p m
were many vegetables unfamiliar
hair. m-'Sl of it fiom Europe, hut
The
Commission
nn
Member
tlo, Annette Efird, Douglai MalicFriend* of Ensign John Fiede*
The nice of the First Prrshyship ami Evangelism of Ihe Hr»t tn the Gallagher*, hut all werw
. . cow ski. Sanford. I.irula Noel and
rick Wilson will be Interested lo it didn’t lake long rfor. the »Jn
tetia-i Church will hull fhelr tin t Mr|hodi*t Church meel* for »up tempting in color and appeanfnee.
thrllr* to mnve in Today, a girl
J " ) t e Harvey, (iib-m; Gary'* too
hear that he ic.eivrd Ida com
The watermelon* were particular*
__i nRandy
__i.. ■
>........ meeting of the Fall * >* m at *
drown.
mission as I t (Jgf on September ran bur » wig in ny ,tm or dyne Ihers, Donald and
Sunday S.-hoiil preparation week ly mcmnr*b!e.
her t l.t Wilson 1* Malinm-st with
Assisting M u Brown were Mr*. p m. The officer* tif llic Men at the Pinecresl Bapli'l Church
Plllch« r* In Tokyo ineluJrd pat
(he Naval Mine* School of War
Bail (inllrlta. Vlr* llcrtrert Col <*f fhe Church of St, John'* Pit*- at T in p. m.
per lantern*, carved wood, and
(t-rywill
hove
an
Intcrevling
pin
lier,
and
thr
grand
runt
her,
Mr*
fare In Vorklitwn, Va. Me I* the
giam , with Mr. Harry D»oley ol
Choir practice at the Pmecrcst silk. Mi*. Gallagher found 'ittla
Lord* Noel.
ton of Mr. and Mrs. A, I,. Wilson
second hand *hop« full nf heauti*
llaptLl
Church at A 30 p. m.
Del
and,
presiding
Sanford, und I* married to thr
Invited but unable to attend
ful article* sold by fnmllir* who
FRfDXT
former Miss Samira Monfnrton,
W
EDNFSDvr
were Gary Harriett, Buddy and
prrdrd ftwnev mare than antiqurs.
daughter of Mr ami Mr*. K A
Parker \V|l* n. Marlene and A im
The Gallagher* sailed from Yo*
Thr IskbI W M S. Executive
Training I'nlon supper and plann
Monforton ami siller of Mis* Sor.ja
Dorn.
inc meeling at 'he Hr»t Itaptlll meeting of thr Fust Baptist koahymn August 18, after making
Monfnrton, all of Sanford.
3 trip* from Tokyo. Since t h e j
ciiur.h at 2 p. m.
Church at « p m.
T t l'.S D V Y
Ml»* Sonja Monfnrton left by
were travelling spare available;
Tlie
loral
W
M
S
Itusinest
Prayer
meeting
a'
flic
First
plane Saturday afternoon to visit
anil the service* a te rioting shop
The
P
N
O
*
Club
will
meet
Hireling
of
the
First
Baptist
ll.*ptist Church at 7 m p. m
l.t. and Mr*. Wilton at their home
In Japan, ncrommoslatlcitt* wera
with Mr*. Charles Cole, JAM MaSunday School Cabinet meeting Church al 3 p in Installation nf train - Their trip hark wis* high*
In Yorktown, Va
drria Avenue, at 8 p. m.
The Winsome Sunday School Uav- at the 1 ir*t R.vpii*t Church at A F> etffl.rr* will follow.
llplded bv a *tnp In the middle »f
Mr*. Robert K. Reekwith, lh*
The ih e ru h Choir of Ihe Fi*st Ihe I'.irlflc wlirn the engine* be
former Colleen Eugebrelson, Fort
FT A meeting at .semi note High of the Plne rrst Baptist Church p. m.
Campbell, Kentucky, has
' kv -i School at A p- m. All parenti are hr Id thr September meeting *1 thr
The Commission on Kdlltilion Mrthiflltt Church will prartlre at came clogged with aali water.
4.13 p m.
home of Mr*. John lla d e :.
visit mg her parent*. Mr. ar.d Mu urged to attrm ts
'nf Ihe I f?»t Mrtlio ll*t Chureh
SI-1 ( I W. POINTS UN BROILING
For teat F. Engcbrelum. and Mr
Ihr
nominating
comnillL-e
prej me!* In McKIr.'ey Rail nl I 3't The mat tied young people nf
Gamma Lambda Chapter of
I'f the meat* that ran be hroij,
and Mr* Arthur II, Iteckwri'h *>r
rntrd the n*-w slate -d offierr* P m
the
lu
*
t
Ituptivt
Church
will
meet
ed don't 'orget that aweethread*
Mi*. Brckwiih wsv matron of hon Hota Sigma Phi will meet al A foe thr eoming year An Inv'al
The Chapel lluilr *f ibe First r 0r , r *fealion at 7 p m.
isml brains, well-known vartefV
or In the luawc Sprik wedding on p. m at the home of Mrs Clyde la'.ion «ervire wa* held giving
Robertson Dr Thomas I j r g r n
Sunrlay S. In...I Pieparutlon week meals esn also be nerved brollcdr
Saturday.
each nr* oflleer hr* rharge for Metliiwl I Ctuir.!; will inert lm
will hr p r r s e - I to answer qurs the sear.
p r a .tir r il t tv p ns
st Ihe 1‘ineeiest RaplUI Church af However, lh<*e variety mea(a
n>ns on * cancer film Guest
mu ,t he pirroakrd before being
the First 7:H) p. m.
dent,
Vlrjv
The
Senior
1
ssf
(Iffirri*
air
|<r*'
speaker, Mr* llntrcit Parker, will
plated in the broiler.
prealdei*. MetSodi,r Church will meet for
Mnnlere
Rond;
si,
speak on muki up.
SXn'BDXT
Mr* Maty Elmore: srerilaiv and piactiee *i A IT* p% m
unm snA T
treasurer, Mr* Virginia hikes;
The Junior Training I n inn mem
The Senior If ;h Choir of the
The Veterans of World War I.
Vour Prayer Foe
Iren*- lone* and Firaf Preahyterian C h u t'h will ber* wiy meet a! ihe First Bap
Sanford Barracks iVri. and auxilia The Henry hmlton Sanford Ma* publicity, Mi
The Day
sunshine,
Mrs,
Bobby
Rohiiln*
tist
Churrh
t*atudv
llielr
manual.
meet for supper af 8 p m , »nrf
ry unit, will hoM thrir vegulsr mortal Library and Museum r* •
Call
2-32X1
F.irn
member
I*
fo
bring
his
own
The r |j* t teacher, Mr* Voile wiil meet for *cheu''al at 0 m
meetings Friday at T An p m. itIally welcome* vlallo. • from t' a
I
stl
her
an
Chnyrh
of T h f
sandwich ami the drink ami -let
Burntk* will meet in the newly m. until n mn Mr*. J R Ray l* William* J r , was presented with p m
redeemer
s*
rt
vrill
he
furnished
hy
the
a
gill
'.iirn
the
class
I
n
he.
trrv
acquired building nf thr \m c r r ptesenl librarian.
i
Ihe Senior IPgh Followdilp e 1 ehureu. 3 * j m. unlil 1 p m
its’ over the pa t two year*
ran I rgi n located nn highway
T*
Ibe t'lr *1 Presbyterian l h ,re!i I
The rl*»* prolert. in furnish An will nsrrt for rerieatlms il 7 jn
17 PI. south of Sanford Tb** Auxiliar* vs III hold II* n-ei ting in thp
plree place vrttingf of china »mt p m
DAV lla'I near-h)
• ilver for thr . hurrh. *.«* reportnl
The Vllrl Week Bible hour of thr
ersmplelrd. iVijcrt for this sear
Inelitderl in thr businrsv In 1>e
Flrat
Piribytrriao Cnurch will bwill
be
I"
furnish
roekware
rtiaeussed will he plan* for atThr 2! members pi*sent were ■-truli., led by- the p»*tor. Res A
tenrlli'g Ihe Seve'.th Distrl t Con
»cr\rd irftcsliments t*y the ho*- G M Innl*. at 7 30 p ns
ference In Orlandis October 13.
1 hr C'-ancrl Choir of the Fli»ti
tc»*j
Mr* John Kader. and co
Following Ihe merlin g» the’ir
ho»ie**, Mr* 'davl* Dunn
P rt -bytertan Churrh will mer
will br a Joint mcl.il In the I.rgliln
Home.
After irfi thmenti the
white elephant party wilt h.* held
All veteranr of World 1Aur 1
are Invited.
Church Calendar
Gary Brown Has
Birthday Party
(poX A unah
MRS. CHKSTER OltEN 8PM K .
.
( P h o to b y R e r t r s l r o m )
Miss Barbara>Lowe
W ed To Mr.
I n l candlelight, double ring
ceremony Saturday night. Mil*
Barbara lame beewme the wife
of Chester Oren Sprik.
" 'The bride !» the daughter of
rs. Millard R Imwe and rh*
late Mr. Lowe The groom i* the
aon of Mr*. Luc Sprik and the
late Mr. Sprik of Detroit, Michi
gan.
The ceremony wa* held In the
F irst Methodist Church. I>r J
H, Root, pastor of the Congrega
tional Christian Church, officiat
ed, itrislrd by Rev. T. C. fl’Steen
of the Fill! Methodist Ch'.rth.
Vflaskri* of white rhrysanlhrjnumi and while gladioli combined
with polled pbcl -Ivndron dec it Pl
ed the church. White tapers in
branched ran lelabra
entwined
"with fern Illuminated the altar,
TTSrh window held burning tapers
The family pew* were marked
with cluster, nf chrysanthemum*
and white gladioli.
Mr*. Albert Hickson was org*
1ji*t. (ien* Kronjaeger. Soloist,
Wng ‘■Refatis*'* as prenuptial
music and the ''lavrd’s Prayer"
■ * hercdli-'.ion.
Th* hHde w n givrn In marriage
by her uncle, It. U. Sturdivant.
She was radiant in a formal gown
»f clipped ehantilly lace over tulle
end laffrla. The pointed basque
bodice had a scalloped tahrina
r.cekline delicately embroidered
with sequin* »nd pearl* Self cov* ed button* closed the bodice
Ick. The long tapered »!e«vc*
ended In point* bver her hands.
Diagonal panel* formed point* on
the very full *kirt over tier* of
tulle ruffles. A coronet of sequin*
a n d peatti held her fingertip veil
of implied silk Illusion. She carr ird * white **tin Bible topped
With tlllifi of the valley and cen
tered with a white orchid from
which fell streamers of satin ribj | nMatron of honor wa* Mr* Robf i t Re kwlth RritJesmatarn was
Mrs. Robert Knelh and bridesmaid
)r«t Miss Evelyn Caprioli.
These illendanl* wore balltiina
langth dresses of sheer nile green.
J h e empire Kwlice «>< dyed tomatch lire wllil scallop-d neckjine ar.d brief sleevri. Tb* skirts
wry re bouffant They w-.r* maph
fr.g heiddrriirs In a double ban
4 an effect with short veil. Wrist
length glovrs of white completed
ih# outfits. They carried eavrldet
bf pink California alter*.
. Mai Sprik. Detroit, Michigan,
era* hi* brother'* best nt*a. liar
p!d Chapmar, rouiin of the bfidr,
and John Sprik. brother of the
krnom, served l« groomsmen. Rob
Kneib and Riiiy <T*l‘ry were nth
*r*
. For her daughter'* wedding.
A i i . towe rhosr a rrelon lace
f
h
ovee laffet* w||h matching ae.es
*or!e». She wore a corsage of
white carnations
T hr groom'*
mother wore a siey lace over
dusty pink dress with matching
accrssoiies. She wore a corsage
of pink carnation*.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception wa* held in Mc
Kinley Rail. The hridr'a table was
overlaid with imported culwork
and at one end was placrd a fourtiered wedding cake surrounded
with f n n and tmall while rhryaanlhemumi. In the center were
two rryital randflahi* with white
burning taper*. At the opposite
end wa* a crystal ptinrh bowl
•urtour-ded by fern and chrysan
themum*.
Floating hoilp»‘es w ere Mis J
A. Ha burn and Mrs. Wayne Wit.
Ham*. Tampa, and Air*. Janet
Shepaid. Pompano Bruch, all coy
sin* nf thr bride. Mr* J. A Calhmin greeted em its nt the -l.mr,
and Ml** Mabel Chapman Intro
duced the gucils to the rcccWIvg
line. Miss Marilyn Calhoun kept
the biidr * bivok.
The take was eul a n ! served
by Mrs. Clyde Sllnsitri a n t Mi*.
F. F. Engrbretson. Mrs. \ f!.
Hasty and Mrs. H. W. litUfilh'tlitt
poured punch Assisting we*r Mr*.
S. A. B. Wijkinson. Mr*. Jamc*
Rrlndle and Ml** Aline Chapman.
For a wrdlng trip to the smokry
mountain* and Niagara Tall* the
bride eho*e a suit of ahantuna-tr*
lured raprinri of dior blue with
black and white accessories. She
wore the orrhld from the btidal
bouquet.
Mr*. Sptik is a g r a d u tl . of
Seminole lll;h School where the
wa» a member of the Glee Club.
Horne Economic* Club, Tri lll-Y,
and a ma.'orcttr with the band.
She ha* been employed by South
ern Hell Telephone Company.
The groom atlrndesl *rhoot* In
Detroit and served four year* In
the t.’nl'ed States air forte. Rp
I* in bjilnri* now In Detroit
where the rouplc will reside.
Fall Hoard Meeting
The fall board merling nf Ihe
Florid* Stale Society, I'nlfed
S taley Daughtrr* of IA13. will be
held on September 2A a I Wrwwllawn
Villa in Tangerine, the home nf
Mr* C. II K*l»y, »late presblent
Mr*. A R Kry left today tn
hr the house guest of Mr*. F*tey
ar.d attend hoth the board meet
ing and thr lunrheon.
J
We will be closed nil day —
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21th
in observance of a religious holiday,
jojcoI
£ v n n i&
Winsome Sunday
School Class Meets
Veterans Of World
W ar I Will Meet
r.\
New
Arrivals
W EDNESDAY
BOYS STRIPE
JEANS
Mr*. V. G Raslv and her dough
ter Mr* Rr.brit Knnib rnteriatned rerer tly with a huffrt supper
in honor of the f rmer Mis* Bar
bara IwiWC.
The honoree was iiretentcd with
a gift.
Those prrsenl wffr Mr* M fl
l.owe, mother of the honoree; Mr*, |
R W y-lunlisant. Mr*
Clyde
M(fn*on Vtr* F F E-gcrhretsoTt
it A lt Y (Jim , itof.Kim,
Mi* Itotierl Beckwith, Mr* Jerry
dniiyhte-issf .Mi*, and Mr*
Lumbs-rsnis. Ml*a eJar> Wilke Mi**
Hlockmnn Rogerxi. Sitiif*>r*1
Joan Wilke, \|i*t Marilyn Cal
hnun. M s* Faye lleckham, and Horn Soplcnilyer IB.
(I’hotrshy lts-ry*lrs>m)
Mi** \ line Chapman.
“No, mother, John didn’t get
a raise in pay------ Mercury
just looks that w ay.”
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Buckeyes Lead Football Poll
By KARL tVRKill r
United Fr*s* International
\N E W VOflK (U Plt Ohio
Slate, defending national and ilh
T rn football champion, lopped the
f l t t t weekly major college riling
• f lha United Frroa Inlernatlon n
Board of Coaches today although
It doea not open Its aeaaon until
Saturday.
The coachea gave roach Woody
Rayca' Burke) cs, 1931 Rose Howl
champions and sMora In 24 of
their last 26 alnrta In lha power
ful Dig Trn, 17 flrat-placr Votri
end a total of 271 point*. The
Duckr;. ei open at home agahtal
S o u t h e r n H Hindi it Satin day ,
Ohio Stale «f» narrowly ed;cd by
Auburn for the mythical national
championship In the final ID&7 t i t Inga.
Seven of the team* in the L.ji
B ra v e s Lose Ja y
For S e rie s Duty
in have yrt to open their ached
ulr Beiidti Ohio State, they aie
Oklahoma, Michigan Stair. Nalrr
Dame. Auburn, Navy and Wis
consin,
Cnath Hud Wilkinson'* Okla
homa tram, which rebounded to
dc/rat Duke In the ISM Orange
Bawl gam* after Notre l)ame
snapped it a 17 • game winning
itrrak la 11 iraion. was ircond
with four O ut • place Vntea and
120 point'. Notre Itame wm tlitrrl
with four flrat-place . vote* and
ttn p.iiiiit.
Michigan Stale we* ni at a ilh
th ir r fir*! • place vote' and 1»J
Top Team Ratings
poinl* T*vas Chri.tian, w n l c h
opened with a 42 0 triumph over
Kansas last .sutuiday, was fifth
with two first • place votes and
117 points. Auburn was sixth with
one first - (dare vole and Wi
point a.
Pittsburgh, which opened one of
the nation’* toughest schedules
with wrt Impiessive 27-6 victory
over UCLA, drew two fust place
votes and 97 pnlnls for seventh
place. Navy with 61 points, IVis
ronsfn. s:» and Mississippi, *i,
rounded out the first 10,
Each roach v o t e for Id learnt,
luting them in Die order in which
he r a il s tlivrn. Points a-e il.s
Irlbutcd on a 10 9 6 7 6 3 4 3 g !
ha Is for votes from firs* through
loth place.
Army, which opens its rim*
paign halurday against S o u t h
Carolina, brad.d Ihe t r e n d group
vvllh 4u points. Washlngl in M#tf.
Louisiana Mate. Ken’urky, Southern I allfurnla, Clrtns in, Purrl'eWake F o u st. Strath v
and
North Carolina rounded out twit
gioup in that order. Wake Coeval
mil Writ Virginia, which wav gist
with in points, divid’d the re
maining two first-place votes.
In all, 39 trains rerei'Cd votes
In the first ratings.
and Ihe Serle*,” said the physi
NEW YORK t u n i - The fust
cian.
,
weekly L'nllfd P r o s International
The Braves Immediately aske. major * college fnot.iall rulings
Commissioner Ford Ft irk In put (with fitM |dai« vrite* In psrtn
\r l - r a n relief pllenrr Ernie John the)irs);
Point.
son, whom they sent to Wichita Tea rw
1
273
at mid • season, on the World 1. Ohio Slate 117)
2. Oklahoma ( I t
230
Sc: i f s ,u»-J. Johnson Wav ef 3. N In Dame <41)
If*
fective In relief a gal ns' (hr Yank
4 Michigan Male (9)
192
e<» last year although he lost.
3. Texas Christian 12)
167
ten
"Jay had Ihe duff to give the g. Auburn 111
97
Yankees trouble," said a dtv 7. Pittsburgh (2)
1. Navy
63
couragrd Haney, who apparently
>, Wticn-i'lii
M
had planned to five Ja r the 10. Mississippi
It
third • game, svsignitirnl If he
II , Army. 46; I 2, W■ohlr zlon
ana Slate, S3;
looked good against Phllsddphln Killle, 38: ft.
lonlghl. Hush replaced J«v a* the 14, Kentucky, 31; 13. Southern
California, 31; 16, Clrmion, 23;
starter lonlght.
17, Purdue, 22; 18, Wok r turfst
Dull), with a tor. tctoid, lias •It. 20; 19, South ( 'a rutin.), 19.
been p i t c h i n K well recently. 20, North Carolina Stste , 17.
Willey, who along with Ja* anti
Others: West Virginia, 111, 16
Bill' Fleming wor. .top honors
National league
I'iiarro
make t p the Colorado, 15; Iowa and (lirgun.
for contest* Sunday at the May Juan
IV. I.. i'll '.It
14
rartl;
Texas.
12;
Miami
(Fla
I.
-dear Country Club when I* cop- talented “kid corps" «.f the 12; Oklahoma Stale and Tennes Milw aukee
wy 60 60u —
Braves'
pitching
staff,
I*
another
ped prises for chipping, putting
M 79 vwt
see, Dl each, llaylur and N nth ITItahurgii
possibility.
and low medalist. Tied with Flem
76 71 .323 IDs
Mlnistlppl Kan Francisen
Haney has refusrd to name any Caroline, 9 each;
ing for medallat were Hill Pwilk
Ulnrlnriali
73 16 497 11' i
Mate,
9.
Arllona
(Tempt)
Slate
of Ills S n j r i starting pltrhr.-a, al
and Sonny Powell.
*0 79 (TO 19 »
and Duke, a each: Florida. Van SI. l/rutv
79 80 461 lu ’s
Dave Cunning won the driving though It's certain Warrfr. Sjnhn deriilt. Southern Method! t and lei« Augeie*
and
I.CW
Burdette
will
handle
the
Chicago
68 91 .130 21’ »
competition with a 219 yard
Boston
College.
4
each;
Nrbr-ilka
Philadelphia
66 83 436 2d
•Mm. The nine hole point lourna- first two game*. It s ■ loss - up, and College of Pacific, | each
m in t waa won by the team of bowetrr, which on* will get the
Yesterday's Results
Joe Leary, Magk Cleveland, W. opening assignment here.
Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 2
Eacrpt for Wea Covington # had
K Roberta and Bill Foulk.
Philadelphia I Pittsburgh u
The tournament waa the first hnc-s, the Braves were In gen
v
Wednesday's Caines
erally
good
p
h
j.ii
*1
condition.
• f the year scheduled by the MayChicago
at Philadelphia t night i
United Press Inirrnailonsl
fair Men's (Jolt AMoClallnn. The Haney was hopeful Direr d a y of
Milwaukee
at
St.
laiuil
m
l
this
week
would
strengthen
National league
Sanford Women'* Ootf Asaoclatlcn
I night i
Covington
enough
for
full
•
lime
played ■ nine-hole blind partner
Player A Club (L All. II. II. Pel. I (Only gain's scheduled!
Ashhurn, Phi.
146 :.18 91 Tin 313
tournament on Ihe hark nine. lorw duty against Ihe Yankees
American league
Maya. San F.
Ilf 379 111 l'«l .312
grnst winner* were Mrs. Dill
W. !_ Prl. 1.8
Muslal, SI L.
130 431 82 131 333
foulk and Mr*. John Ivey.
6U 60 .397
New li n k
Aaron.
Mil
tl«
‘-H
*
III
I'M
3X
1
New officers wrr# Introducrd by
Chh agh
79 69 .331 M’ i
Skinner,
Pitt.
Ill
316
»>
167
321
John Ivey, pruldent of the A m
Detroit
74 74 .300 M's
American league
elation, during the harbarur which
74 74 .3U0 I4'X
Hu-mrli. Rot
141 611 91 173 123 ('lev eland
followed.
74 74 VX1 11'3
Kuenn, Del.
133336 70 171 .319 Boston
71 77 I4tt 17*9
Williams, Rot. 122 392 71 121 111 Baltimore
Kansas
Cits
7t 76 .477 16
Cerv K city list 137 91 133 312 ...
,
61 67 112 rp *
Power, t levr. I lu 670 30 177.111
wnh»n*ton
Monday's Rrvults
Boyd, Raid.
120 .183 36 121 111
Hume Run*
Baltimore 2 ttavhlrgton 0 'nlghll
National IraguC; Banks Cubs
4Only game schedule'll
lolled Press International
17; 11mill n-, Pirale
Itolo.-.
Wrdnrsday'v Lame*
—DAVE. Plllli.KY—
Dave Phllley of the Phlllht Redlegi 31; Mathews, Braves if); Dclroit at Chicago
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. tUPI) At says Ihis probably will be his 1Aaron, Brave* So
Cleveland at Kansas City (nighti
terneys foe football playtr D»n last year in baseball, and II It Is American le ague: Msntlr Yan
New York at B'.sb.n
Fuell today wet* undecided If he's rrtlalnly gvirj out In style. kee* 41; Colavllo, Indivns 18;
Washington at Baltimore (night i
Siever*.
Senators
38,
Cerv,
Ath
they would «arry on hi* unpreceHie 3lyearold Pbilley, who it
dinted court fight to regain ath leasing Die game because he letics 18: Jensen. Red So* 31
Run* Railed In
letic eligibility. Fuell already was isn't fond of flying, got the
National league: Banks, Cutis
heading for the University «d Phillies rdf Ihe ground In IRe 14th
127; Thomas, Pirate* 109, Aaron,
Nebraska.
inning Monday nlfhl when he
Erie Emhry, ona t.f flvr altor singled home Ibe winning run In Rravrs 93; II Anderson. Phils 91;
Major luragur llrvulll
rteys who presented Fuell’* rase a 3*2 victory over Ihe Pirstrs In Mays, (Hants 91
Amrrlran league; Jensen, II.-.I
Untied Prr»s Inlcrnallonal
l a . an effort in have Circuit Judge Ihe opener of a twinlght.-r
A m e r lra n l.e a iu r
Sox III: Colavllo. Indians lo6:
Jt* Bussell McElroy revtorc the
I'hlllf) hnv seen aervl e vvllh
former Auburn player s football I the While dux. Aihl.-ti.,, Intllvns, Steven. Sr-natnrs in#; t 'e n . \1h Wavlilngt.in 000 nun iai0 - 0 « I
Baltimore
nflj r w OUx—I * I
eligibility, said "we will probably O riole* and Tigers slnre making letlci |02. Mantle. Yankees 11
Pitching
Krnimeier, Clevengrc III and
decide whit to do aW it an hit major league debut in 1941.
National league; Spihn. Biases Korctir.-k, Courtney (7i. Brown
appeal today."
The Phils purchased him front 21-11; Burdette, Braves 19 to, (7 3 ) and Trland o*. laiser K rm
Embry pointed out that it would Detroit last December *i lust Friend, Pirale* 33 11
ilubblt, rnrrrr (6 IS).
not be necessary lor Kuril to tee t.i«e Insurance.
Cubs 19 6, Rush, B r .n r. |l)fl
(Only game artirdiilrili
pieaent for (hr legal action.
Phllley not only lus supplied Arnrrlrsn league; Turlry Ya-i
National league
Fuell wav rvperted fit l.lnroln. that, bul alto ha* taken hit turn keev 217. Mrl.lab. Indians 1(7.
(1st game. 14 lim ing'i
Neb., today or Wednesday to en in Ihe outfield and roine through Ford, A’ankera 14 7; Drlork, Rid
Pill. IHM) 100 100 OUO U0-1 • A
roll *t the University of Nebraska with several pinch hits
So* IT*. Pierce, tVhll* Sox 12 17
where he hope* to play fooihrll
Phil.
too 010 Oi*> 000 01—3 13 2
on #eh.d*i ship Coach Bill JenKbne {11-141 ami F’olles. M u ir
nlngi said Fuel! won't get a
head. Farrell (10), Meyer i l l ) aril
echoMrshlp "until wc find out jf
I-opala. Winner M e je r 12 ’ HR«
tie rjuallliis"
Young. Fillet,
Jennings said he happened b>
12nd game)
knhsr the Auburn coaches a n d
Pittsburgh
0.VI dial (V«—0 7 7
fqUivd Fuell "a line boy Who
Phtla
Ova) uoo l«>w—I 7 II
wanted to go to school."
Daniel* (0.1) and Hall. Sanford
Fuell, who lull Ik-civ Sought b>
(10 13) and Hrgan.
By MII.TD.N ItICHMVN
several schooli when he finished
by Hobby Young, Ed Boucher
United Prrvv International
at Guntarsvllle High School, was
and D ate Phllley.
"HO.MK WAS NOT
Ihe center of a recruiting scandal
'Hint was tpitle a tanning bee
In Ihe nightcap. Jack Sanford
which led to Auburn being given In Philly, bul no otic could hurt of Ihe Phillies struck m l Id muir
HUII.T IN A 0 AY”
a three yrxr probation and Fuell Die ball by Itichir Ashhurn, who Pittsburgh batters while pitching
•-•Atilhof * !*•»»• |Ui9V—
banished for life from Southeast trk**incrl the National L e a g u e a seven hitter and n -tchlng his
batting lead With a 3(3 figure. loth victory.
ern Conference sports.
Every nicknra* cniinot
Break *17 Record
A total of 31 itrikeouta—v.hleh
lie cull'd uvcritiRhl.
vet two major league rrrurd Sanford's 10 victims, coupled
were irgltterrd Monday nlg.it as with Ihe 21 In the opener, art
Succc.xaful t.patmcnl of
Die Phillies swept a twi • night another record of 31 for a doublennv di.nnef flint retjuiren
(win-bill from the Plialei. Ilia header that Included an extratlint it In* licitrttlely illnyInning game. The old record was
PROVIDENCE. R. 1. (UPI) - Phil* won the 14 Inning opener.
ttuncil. Only a physic Inn
27
set
by
Die
Dodgers
and
Cub.
3-2.
and
the
nightcap,
10.
TJchtwrlrhl flerdon Parker ->f
Ashburn wav une of the few In a June 30, 1937 doublrhradrr
b lit tin. k n o w leiljfi' In liiiil
Athol. M itt., 'till **as unheard playerl on laitti rluba who didn't .-flat totaled 20 Innings.
from today aflrr failing to sums
out
the leal cause istbl |n «*strike out once. He collected two
Bennie Da it I r t a, the loser,
bp f«r * 10-rouml main bunt at
hits
In
six
trips
during
Ihe
struck
out
two
and
gavr
up
the
acrilie
tie proper medica
Arcadia Rail Room Monday night
opener and went four-for-four in only run of the game in the sev tion.
Parker » n present for the of
filial nmm wrlgh In M-uklay night the finale In boon hi* average enth inning Ashburn liunlrd safe
11m e faith in your phy*
bul did hot appear for hi* aclirdol- i five point' and move ahrad of ly, then stutr Ins 2Vlh bast and
came
around
on
Toil
Karanski's
aicittn.
(*i'c him tlie nccened bout with Pat McCoy of Uatw.y, |
M,),< * h°
• Ingle off second baaenun Rill
anry time to help you.
Ireland.
Matrioski's glove.
Fan II Pirate*
Promoter' pot nn two preiiioi
Follow bin initruction «nd
Only Pittsburgh players who
Tliree Philadelphia pllchera —
rarlca while walling for parkci- Sell* Morehead. Dick Farrell and didn't strike out ail night w n e
Inke the medicine he pre• nd when It berim e evident h* Jack Meyer — contributed to a Dirk tiroal, who pissed only in
acribtM
exactly «a he dlw ain't going to show ranceded refold In the oprprr when they the first game, and big Ted Kluayecta. It may take mote
■tiu** other bout* and rrfuiulrd struck nut 21 Pirate ballets. That le w k i , who grounded ant in a
than m day to effect «
list 4179 grots to 737 fans.
broke the previous rcc.nl of 30 pinch hilling rote during the ninth
cure, hut often not too
s t r l k e u u l s act by St. Louis inning of the nightcap.
much lonyer.
The llallirnorr Oriole* brat thr
Brow ns' pitchers In a tS inning
isamr again*! I've Washington last place IVashlttgton Senator*,
S E A T T L E . Wish. (U P I)-A le x Senators July 13, 191.1.
2 0 , m Die only other major
i: bllteff, the ilxth - ranked heavy.
game
sc h e d u le d . It
Minrhead fanned 12 In • league
* Weight from Argentina, rate* ■ Innings, Farrell 2 In 2 Inning* marked the fourth straight game
Z 'allNUt favorite to defeat Willie 'and Meyer, the winner, 7 In 3 in which the S e n a t o r s wrr*
2 Beamiooff in a 10-reund match Innings, Including the first six blanked by (be identical 2 n score.
Ctr. tit A Magnolia
* m tonight.
Strikeouts? Only a handful rommen to face Mm ,
Quotation bg Cetratitr*
t;
M lleff, Making his 17th win In
Ronnie Kline want the rout* for pxird to the total In Phi'adrlphia.
11317-1616)
2 St lla rls , took g decision victory Pittsburgh and had five strike- ilsl Blown fanned five while Buss
Copy light m * t«W l)
“ ever BeimxnoH (ait yaar U New out* himself. Ha gave up lha Kern merer and tellaver Tex Clay* V o rt.
winning run la the 14th eo singles anger struck out on* apiece.
- — t
•MILWAUKEE. Wla. (UPlt Rookie righthander Joey Jay is
lost to the Milwaukee Braves fur
the World Seilca, so Manager
Trad Haney mint now decide be
tween Bob Rush or Coil Willey
for hie third game starter.
J a y ’s ring flntrti on hie left
hand was operated on Monday
night by Dr. Brtce ll.-twcr to
repair a double frarturr which
Ja y suffered tael week when hit
by a balled ball a* SI. LouD.
Brevier said Ihe finger will be
In a cast for at least three
weeka. "lie'* out for the season
Fleming Cops Top
Mayfair Honors
Major League
Standings
League Leaders
Don Fuell Headed
For Nebraska U.
Player
Of The
D a y
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Mlteff In Favored
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
I—LOST AND FOUND
I —FOR RENT
I- A—ROOM & BOARD
a—BEACH RENTALS
4—
WANTED TO RENT
A—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
• —FARMS • ACHEACE •
(•ROVER
T—REAL ESTATE WANTED
• —MISCELLANEOL'S
5—
FLOWERS • PLANTS
SHRUBS
II— OFFICE EQITPMENT
It-A U TO M O BILES IK A ll.hits
I I —1 0 ATS A MOTORS
It-F.ARM SUPPLIES A
MACHINERY
1 4 -P E T S . LIVESTOCK •
RITPLIER
IA-ARTICT.ES WANTED
11-PL A C E S TO EAT
IT—REALTY PARLORS
I A—FEMALE HELP WANTED
I I —MALE HELP WASTED
M—MALE OR FEMALE
I I —WORK WANTED
11- IIL BIN ESS tlPPOBTl'NITIK
I I —BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
21—SPEC! AI SERVICES
21—PI AM* SKRMCES
II A-BUILDING CONTR ACTORS
25— ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
26—
INSURANCE
3T—NOTICE • PERSONALS
2 3 - ARTICLES FOR SALE
t*—PCRNTTURE A
HOI'SKHOI.D
« -w i le w
Dollars
Soiling
I —FOR RENT
I - r O R RENT
1-fJroom haute.
Drive, Delia *y.
By
II
Smyrna Duple* — furniibed, 1 room A
bath I t A mo. loti W. lit. Si.
FA I-tlP l.
2 hr
Things
ta itfarb
You
* rralh
la ff
No
Longer
Ttiea. S f p t . 21. 10AS F * a f - : *
-
a
-
estate
FOR SALE
Thru (lassifi ed A d i
••«l* Hr| i VVlPtrtl
’ 2V—F.LEI Til UAL SI'.RVHFS
llnuee AViiiai - Elect ric Service
tteilroom CB liuuvr. rarp»rte RE INDEPENDENT SeP. Hiw
Sid t ihlt n
m o o , Jalouiied Florida raom
li-lgh Product) M I A'oiU»ta t o
It I \ l « A1.1. KEEUTIttU CO.
t i l So Pirtrcrcd. Pri.-rd fight
Sre S. A. Smith Sr. Itnx lot!
for <|iitck l.rlf. F.A I.AUB.
I t f l j n d loday or wntc li*** MI Mat-nlt
_ ________
_ _t* A
_ _2*0913
_ _
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. Dept. FA1 HOD Me
m tC I D A lR E applalmcea, tilt*
i
day
3 Bedroom furniibed houie J5J5
I Bedroom unfurniihed h one, all
Palmetto Ave. FA 2-0735.
electric. l a m e A note room
Rtvervtew Are FA I WTO.
R.W MONI) At* HAI.I.
phi», T:nn.
and *nvi. «■ (*•. 11 l!:^ :. Oviedo
KKAITOR A INSl KIIII
--------------------------- --------------------Fla Plum- FO 3 331:. <ti SanThnd St. A Park Areriur. Sotllll ■'
*
" r *f ma r
fuu| 4- \ 2 'AU after 6 p m
3 all fa ll Rail
?»
vMl It I H M . - x F l ' A l k i .
R EA L ESTATE
Phona F A 2-54I1
P AlNTlM.
SALESMAN
3— Real Fatale Wanted
3 Bedroom furniellrd apartm ent.
Call FA 2-4S53 nftrr R:JO.
165 mo. i bodronm hoiue kitchen
equipped
movement Ineotion,
Furnobed caret* apartment; 3
large yard. rh . F.A. 2-3J4S. a f
roomi. SIS mo. 81! Tar'* Are
ter « p. m.
W ill pa*
Form died aiiariin.it, .Aim) i'a ik .
DOWNTOWN — Ijirre fitinirhed
upetaiia apartment. I living
For rent! 1 —> I bednycm apart*
room*, dining room and 1 hod
meet, I —1 bedroom apartment.
room). Only *45 mo. FA 2 30T1
Adulte. St. John*) Realty Ph.
For Rrr.t— I room eottige. re»rlv
f a : - a i 2i.
to move in. All ulilillee. Wee*
or month 2404 r*rlt Are
SAN* I.AN'TA ttlfrly furniibed
apartment*. 401 K I Ith St.
| Ph FA M ? C
Turn. apt. 401 P a'm ftw . FA I 4071
Unfurniehod girag* apartment,
135 KlHolt Avt FA 3 .1360
V -R l Al
Need
WEI.AKA APARTMENTS, room)
private hath). 114 W. Firvt St.
a—tit-.At D IthNTAl.s
Nice tierping loom Private en
trant* and prtrale hath. J’h. .Arartmenta, U P S*. Atlantic,
Daytrna Beach. Ph. FA J'tf'ii*.
F.A 2.3106 nr F.A 2 0433.
fi-:8
*'*'>•
tirit* t.i.a .
'T t w a s a f r e a k ac c id e n t. Hap|H-ne.l w h ile he wag
f n r r r k s t a t e for
Nicely fu'ntrbed I bedroom homo *
do.ti^ s o m e w o rk a r o u n d l he liouhv.”
on lake near Oeieen. Iteaeoiiablc
Nice 3 bedroom home Hardwood
rent. Dial FA 2 OJ48.
HI XL I >TATK FOR 6 AI.E
IIFAI t « t t l ) TtlH SAI.K
(loon On *•• loti, Garage. E»cellent neighbor*. F.A J-HTl
I
HOUSES
' RE O l’R BUSINESS
Cherry
Rea!
F.itat*
A
fe
r
y
1 Room fumiihrd hou-e, nice
Dial V A 2 302!»—Notary
l»»h. Thioe roilei «*it on Ftrot Lota for tale, located it mile* AA*. 1219 \V 11th St. Heai-li.-irher Shop
S tc n stro m
K e n lty
St Aiiu’ r only. Availablo Oct.
I I K I I B I ItT S T E N S r ilt 'A I
of Sanfoid. I*h F.A 2 316(1.
let. Phone H J. Pctereon.
REALTOR
IP IT IS REAL ESTATE
FA M il ls .
DON IIOAAK — I . J . R U N F it
• •k C ru m le y A Monteitli
LARGE I nEDROOM
at 117 South I ’a ik Ph. F.A 2 ■<*>'.>.•
A t o vi a l r t
op to Toe,
r omrnl««|nn p |. 0 1R
v.vndm*
»-d
fin t*h ln f
(IK .a ir * . I h ' r yo..i| r .la id . .In-, I
f lr u n l " " .
o H I n
‘• c r v ln j
AAont ti buy aUod iinr»tm m t . o
h o .in r-* and lotaltvn. All •«•
Seruinnl.- t o...i . - n .,- ptf!*
I 'l i u in or around Sanluid o'
idya conD deutial. M u te t>«»
u At f .lc a v n . I.a'-o Mwry
norl'ir 1n Florida. Prefer ilmct
6| c/o Sanford Herald.
---------------------------------------- —contact «ilh o»nci. Wiilc full
_______________________________ Carport . tiar.*gr«. Additi......... Rodetat'i in luiiitv Miller, *T43
: t —tAORK WANTED
inodrlt ”a. Repairmg
P )to n a
Ctandon Ave, Chicago
111
I F a 2-trdiT.
Ironing lOe 1 lie piece FA ITHI —
*T 7, 1 „ H I u ; “ pT T n Y^
'—
-------l*.*r Painting call Mr fvrker. Pa.
Ho
3-1 l tr -(ring 1 '
I' A
or I A 2 vitHI7.
Ft v o n
FO R
S A L E
I • —N) ) t II r > - P E R S O N AI.S
Uccal ftr* I* \ »i::i mre t itn
'
J.A yr.ire evj-nifnre In Hoik ROLI.AW.AV, H.vipital and t**hy
C IT R U S T R E E S
lied 1 H ay. AVerk or Month —
keeping UHi e Alain-emeut 6F o r lle e c m h e r l<» Sptin);
Tel FA 2 AlSi F rniturc Cgnier
ArCounlim
Fur
inlerview
p la n lin u .
tlfi Mcvi F i r t l S t. •
witte Ro* Z. Sanioid Met aid
k. Otu Pinra|«ile — I.. It
1
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tiai'e
vll metal inmmrrclal
HouiC'Vnrk wanted. I A 1 vb.4o.
i.heo tilro c ia t — I.. R.
b j v i t M i l ■ t r a llr r ml'h alttm.
l.#00 H inflii* — S»rel Root
I c j : i- M while PA V 426
ijiitp v . »r a.'-rorirtltioner. Fall
t lu*o Hamlin* — Sour Root
FA 2
3,00(1 I an(rlo« — 4 Ir* lEmit
I do painting. F.A 7-7826.
\Sanlr.l S.nall child to keep in
H e n ry W iU lcr
R i-crp lin n let
l ,1pint
U -o lk irp mv home .lav or night Phone
li 2. knowledge nf l.vb Work a t
R f'itlc n re :
O regon
A * r ..
F.A IiV U l
elctfmcnnliograir
•
t
i-imancnt
N o r t h *iile o f T w in Ltikr*.
r evident
TKutp'e l-'itT* be
PALM MANOR
W r i t e : P. 0 . Rox M IT . U.ivtween '.I an I III a m
Home Fel 'live Aged*”
1 1tun* llch. I’ltnne I I J-hl!»i
OPENING SOON I’A 7.084A
l« ^ n ilH IN E S s'D P |D R V I M T IF 4
K *eningn
l.a rg i return on i
IJrlpy I h 1v 1 a free part to the ’Movie*
TLi« n a fi<*f p a n i t thr Uu>
land Dove In Theatre for J. B.
Self- l o ' tv U p r a t e d l.a undlv.
AAavnw tight hap. date Oct, 3,
The*' ir f- 1 ll'lf s lie-ia r * r
DAY
ID
II
REDDI
M
l
‘id.
date Del. 3. ■;»k.
In*. I V , nil* N ( l a r f e Ave
i 111IM
t#ml> for iji4»»r G r- re ry .to re ant fillin g ’ iiio n ShcbJi.-l t .viir- I'lhCe - out oidar
now for (Tirletmne FA 2-51*9.
Dev It. lit
I lb *
pianun;
C -itipletr Ex rUrnl Iniition in
1.32 A . r 1 all I \ 2■I 4•’(3
• ity, FA I-7I0I
I t —AHTK’t.F.w FOR S A L B f
2 Hath flame
111 N. p«rk — ph. f .a : . : i : n
5 room unfurniihtd apartment,
I Room furniihad kitchenette
kit. equipped. Call F.A 2-7876.
Living room with fireplace, dir OWNER TRANSFERRED
Will
apartment. Adult*. FA 2-3Jn;.
ing room, kitchen, Florida room
• ell vvty levliable 3 i.edr.Hiin
I.OCATED IN IIE.AFTIFIT
and lu g e icrren porch tin 2
modern i'll borne (in laiyr ',»ti(t
t.ltUA li A| vMVIt
I
tied mom
houie, Uardvuvod
DUPLEX - FURNISHED
•taped lot Kitchen egulpprd. la rg e 1 ledri-'in — 2 1,tth home
well landtraped let) with well,
floor), nice location near ihop*
In Sanford, for rent by the year
•hade A fruit treei
**itll rd( * fenced patio t otaled
Florida room, tarp'-ilc. utility
ping center A ». hool, F*A 1-4014
roam, lot of c!o»et ipivr R,».
On beautifully landrraprd (in
FU.OOti W i th Good T e r m s
nr tale.
•ontbln down payment, t'rt. »i tin lot. Modern built In kitchen,
ALSO DUPLEX . FURNISHED RENT Oil SALE - Sen .1 Hod
R O SA I.. P A Y T O N
:3’" s m i T i “ ,s i : i i v i ( T s
AYOODIt UFF'S
Paint (3.63 gal. T-Sliirt* 4*fl
tentral heating, teiratro flame
113,301100 Convenion 1 to \ , \ v
In New Smyrna Bearh, for rent or
riHim home. 2659 Mignolia Ave Rejrlatered Real Eilat* Rroi.ec
1 a 1in A lia iile n (e n te r
AIIMA S AAA s n tlM .U ii
and *rho«l* Let u» »how yon
Ouner trantfe ned Alortgage *1
E.
A
D.
Sale*
and
Sertire
tale. Call FA 2-MW.
Apply 2U5 E. loth. St.
Ph FA 2-!3ni_VM<! at Hiawatha
I
er 4 I'H 1 Lily
310 Sanford Av#nuo..n
4*i*i mtercal
1104 t'ornell
thle.
A
V
e
repair
all
tvpet
of
email
63) t'fle r f Ave
Drive
l*all
FA 2 t.A«t ni
rngine*
Ok 14 bv tlie b iihrl
A 2-OJlR.
FA 1 MM f.vr appointment
2 767:, ---F4HTED PLANTS Ph FA 2-1*22 We)t 101b St
Fh .FA.............
S i . J j "*i A»L)/fy (- eew^KKp
nr FA t-p270
S A N P U It D
------— ---- - —
— lov) for vuuc old tange d-jrlrtg
l.fl N I'aik Avr
I'h FA •-•■6I2J For Self — 2 tote. 4 mile* l l o l
FioAAKR SHOP AA> telegraph HeinemU-i led winter. II.-ve v.nu
our "Old Range llound-up”. 'Sennational committer would prepare >billion dollar) above the p e e k --------By HAY*HON'D I.AHR
of Sanford
For Information ----- — ----------- -- - - ■ ■ ---------- oil cii.ulalar and Go.*r I i - a i e
ford G a t I'H , 210 E . 1*1 S t.
Kote
t'ourt,
t
lit-dtoom,
I
both
more if neceatar* to "correct" year und** the Truman admin!*
United P reta latrraationa)
I hone F.A 2 76.33
vavuuinc rltiiird ami o r v l f n l ,
Ijirge i t lection of IllUilciK, fall
home.
Diehwather,
large
fenerd
—Ferlory t* vou—
WASHINGTON (U P I )- T h e He th* former prfiidrnt* " m a j o r iratlon
rove
Fur dfpendahir «rrvicr
bltHim. 11,00 up ,4!»J b-autiful
patio and tprlnkler
»>*U’lii \V. II. "Rill" Stem prr Agtncy
Aluminum
At tor hit vlatemrnt Repuldipubltcin Party began firing back mlMtatementa.''
phone Suiifulvl FA 2 476A
Croton*. 1.00 up
517JOO. ataumr 4» •*. moilgage.
Aenetian
Hlind*
can*
wanted
*ome
unemployment
at fotmor Pieiidenl Tiuman to
Realter
A
Inturer
fiRAPEVILLU NURSERY
Alenin iai.1 Tiuman ipeechcl
J7..AP0 caali appiualmatcl) 2011 A> >oc. Guy Allen II. E. l a f f r r
A Co Repair* .A Road .Nrivire
Enrl -ed head Sas-proof tvottom
day. accusing him of "many mu- lavt week Included "a mountain- and wanted to hold wage* down,
Giaprvlllr Ave Pit FA 2 0416
Giandvlrw A»r.
tl AI I \S G AH A*'.*
rail with plavllc end) Plaatle
•tatemenli and mud aliriging" in •lied pile of dittotlinna. half- the GOP replied that more Am*"Arlette Price. KveieO Harper
nr ravon tape*. Cotton or nylon
b A 2-2-03
hla first round of I9.M campaign imti.) and outright, deliberate L am are at w<rk and rarnmg
I'hoae FA 7 t l t l
111 N. P « rl I t — 4 ETOMORIERH- ritAIEER'A <‘‘I t clcry Avr
REAL EBTAT'K DRIVE IN
Nile* A Su..daye
FA 2.2l>20
cord*.
speochoa.
2511 Prencli Ave
faltehood) de»ijned to deceive more than ever belore and per
U t'h*vv 2 *tou, light green■
■—
.S c n k .tr ik Glm-, nn*1 I 'a i n l Co.
'Vr \ aT.ME R O .nrnk cr
*on*l ineome i) at record levrt*
GOP National Chairman Meade American! "
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h
i
e
top
Gout
rnmiillon
l.u*
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t
A
M
R
I
'
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S
III
NDA
A
1
INC.
.1. w . H A L L
Phere FA 2-2441
I II? l i t AV 2nd St. Ph. FA 1-4413
Fu-timenting on Truman'a re
Alcorn iuucd a ‘'Totman vi The
Hull, F.A 2.4721
1 PHDESTrillNG
"It it mo.t inlcrfiting lo note mark* at out the h.i.iget. thr n.
Realtor
Truth Fact Sheet” and >aiJ the
______________________________
Free
F
.tlm
ate
—
F^ee
Dellv«>j
Coiton A AAuui A’ a rm . N o tio n i,
that Mr. Truman make* no men* Ilona I rommiltre «vld in* r.atinn,ii "l all H a ll ' I'hone F.A 2 3441
tuike Frontage
Have Rome leader
will .ell IT'STDM-IUTET BEDDING tit .
Thread), Tap*).
Imn of hit party'i na'ional eland debt had tiien 13* hi lion doll.rt
Seveial choice building »ite« lo
Call FA 2 7.H7 al tr I
**
F.dlOIJt. Mgr.
14(11.1.INS IIDRIIY SHOP
on civil right) and offer) no ex unde- Demorratir mminiatraio it t Yi. old I hdenv home Electric
loch A i Ihii.
----------------------------- - • — — — . 4 hi AX' Ilth.
F.A 2 7661 A' The S isn Ilf 1 lie Totem Pota.
planation Ut hie northern audi nml tlii*. lire i»cent Dernoc'J'.e
kitchen, ialoutir window* Hie
It will pay Y’Ol) to ago u* b e f o r e ----- —----- - - ■——------ -------- lot* III tuunly
••■617 S. French Ave.
ence) a* In why »outbern Demo Cong'*)
hath, utility room, large hu. a
you buy. Open Evening) and Tractor work. *ti*elng, plowing.
hvd v ,.'rd for in ■ •
fail, b*) by 133 priced ll"Ni with
crat* aie doling public achoolt •pending than F*e I i>ervhow#r ad
bar lie cue and planter. Land
Sunday*
riking,
leveling * clearing Powci i,wn n i'.w rr and sp.d en
city wain
rather than • oeymg thr law." Al mlnlilrtlii n . ■kf*,l
a; aived ground Full price M.WI.
F.ASTRIDE TH Alt Fit BALER
Bfovn work Ph. F.A M ’t t
tout*, f j o ILtiiacuv Cmir*^ after
Commercial l,ot>
corn laid.
Will
arrange
l e i me
I'h.
4 p. In
I'alalke. Fla.
Th* G 1 * 1 I 1 111ruan 11
Pt'AtPS _ SPRINKI ER
( ot near ihoppllvg renler tlMld
FA I 3rdI.
To Truman'a dir v** the GOP tax lit” It M -in- ni.til.e tvtei»-ii
SYSTEMS
(iihei coni me 1rial loti at <34**11 Seminole I phnUlery A Rod* Sh.ip
Rcfrkeralor II ft. 195 tiirfi*on
warned to preten! fui’ production. wai dclaved but itrrlarrd "be li
All type* and vi/pt. Inetilled
Fermrrlr Don'* Cover Shop
A up
Dr.
____________
Ih# “ f lc t 1 ieet'‘ >.id 1. .tonal pro- Ihe one who held up the teiearc.n lajcb Aibor. ! yen-aid home Ke»
"I'.v I* Yonrvetf”
N o w t a i ile.l nl —
tuiuhlr (i|utt) , |71 mo. i l l 1823 flllllE ltr A. VA11 1.1 AMS. Rcatlur
It* DICK DAVIS
durtion thl* year vaa) alwvut inn 1program * "
.Aflat pnvtaMc icwing machine
l.u I AA 2nd Br
FA • 7*31
WK REPAIR AN’Ii SFRA'ICE
United Pr*)« International
Raiiwuad I,unJquivl. turnwith otta*hmeiit* tt26 o phone
S
T
I
V
E
ItEDL’CLI) S.'itm
PARIS (C P U - HuttU t >udFA 1-3IAI
Atlantic Bank llldg 11*47 Dodge, y (M.,1 roliilllloi*. ev
I A 2 OSIE
Machine and .Stipplt- t o.
CueUim built
tbrer
btJrooin
den. aavaga denunciation of Pre
• el lent tn e* I 3 2 4U.V>
I 0J W 2nd St
Ph FA 2 4137
t „ m t |IRE and
home located •< 2uJ Scott
mier t.ia rl? ) tie Gaullt'o propoaid
OWN
EI15
Avenue In beautiful Mayfair
12 — fltiAfs and M ^ r i R S
"itrong man** cxr.llitulion ap
Mllt'tEHlH
I) GOODS
SACHIIUL
Furnttuie Alovmr A Storage
•cotton. Thl) quality home fea
peared today to hive ended So
t
E.
PHILLIPS,
Agent
MOVE
IN
Y*u*r
Eciniurtr
It-alrr
turre I fully Uled complete
viet vffoiti to 1*00 Franc# iwey
By Mr*. Adam Muller
Reg 12til*
villting clergymen and invited all
WASHBURN VAN LINES
IIIIBSON SPORTING GUDIIS
TODAY
Mr. and AI.'. Iturlon Ij Rov at to lour «.f thr rhtucb Aho.rt 4.W both-, •i-ociou) bedivHtmv. gen
frem the Weit.
3
pc Curved
f a : mt
304 6 6 I I.I Pbor.e I A ? A'lftl
Fren .i Ave
s*- tlnnal* F-**m
There v a i no immediate official tended the iiardwaie Etpovlllon turned out to inipect the new edi■ evouv cloirte, tciraro floore.
$250
D O W N
large «crcened porch off «l
WELL IIK II.KING
l.ubbel /.ippeird
reaction to the Interview with In Tamp*.
I t ft fiber gig** heal, motor *n*l
111re MOKTfiAGE
face
*
beautiful living room, kit* hen
Fairbanke Mor*r Pumra
Cnahlone
trallrr FA 11463
P r e m ia Nikita Khruahehev pubMr and Mr*. Robert Murr, Pal
NO
(II'AI.IEYING
Mut Lnimy Ogden, daughter of
equipped, cae pert with large
Eerair.* **• all makea
hired Sunday by 'ho Communiet mira Pd mrour.ee the marriage
Nff CLOSING COSTS
Utility room. All thtl c l 2 bran
|h fl liiiubie labin rriiiier, r»*l
Reg 1139
MOW ARII C. LONG
.irgan P iav d i, which detcrlbed of their daughter Gail Taylor to Mr. and Mri. William Ogden nf
Nev-lv new beei tiftd 2 hedronm
tiful
Ed*
atready
Lnd>caped
not
In
*
r
1
1
4
oil
lltl.iK
V
Etlrella
Rd
relurnrd
to
laws
leIGvISki.U Table
Jo7 I; Co-nmrrrlal Ave.
thr conititulion ai an attempt to Kenneth Cockrell of Zcnia, Ohio,
.
Id*
bath
mavoniy
home
-'*■
Thle home I* priced t« •ell at
r.|u uped 1 1 living *- -aid or rv
4 t bail •
I‘h<>ne FA 7-24.33
"rcauriect ,‘aiciam" and make De Saturday at 2 p. m al the Melho- land after an ratended viiit in
p*u’*
*
,
utility
room,
vpate
b*/glH.t>00. VA I ’v*' roottg » r i ian
teovive ei.it Ing t,.wvd
e'.
I
Gaulle a "dictator." It wal et dlit Church in F.nterprDe. Rev DeRary, and place) of Intere.t a!
I 1 HIM S HI.DOING C.3.
ee Ni ely land-e*peit
be aouined by buyer after rr»
JA.'iiSI Cl-I'rn Root Sevvil-t lie
W ru Palm Hearh. Coral (iablee,
A l ll - C U N D ITIDN i N l i
peetcrl to cau)e a alorm of pro Dow Walling officiated
Co
"rid A Magnolia FA 2-4K1
I’h. FA 2-7.1S2
I.and or I'h UK I 3MR.
Samhel
(tie. St
Peteriburg, ' •onatilr down payment I.att
II.
It.
IMH'i;
c*0.
Ifit.
The Semi Orange Unit No 31
"Bud" Bam better. Mgr.
but not eavt. thu In me n rur
I
M
S.
Park
---FA
2
4234
There « t l no doubt the Khruth- Haiidre(tei* and ReautlUon, held Week! AA'alr iSprtng*
Free Orliveiy
rnurolrd Ivy •»i(dcut nivgnlo,**
W O O la aS K Y
Mr. and Mr« Ciadcge Euvignan
cbev attack had heightened tin their monthly meeting at ElliC*
K icin,lit w.il,
in.iv-.lr Krai
Te!evi*iofi
'fnlie.
Te4tei)
Free
Mhtine
Firtiehea
• lilt; V A LU E S
dertinv teaiiion throughout France, Beauty Salon. 17 J l D cR a t) . Monl,u U ln ’
"‘• l
tv, ttftll fo rk Ave. Broket'a
HOI.! INS HOBBY* SHOP
tbrv kitsetl Ibr fainoue Blarney
For Ynnr H«m (
trealetl by the current Arab ter- day night.
• (JL'ICK CREDIT
ro-opelatlon 1netted I A V .’ 2.12.
Senkgrik Glnww nnd Fain* Cri. At The Sign Of The Toiem Pole
rnr campaign and the Redded ri
• EASY TERMS
Organ recital by J f i t e n Rook- Slone, and aie enjoying 1hoy top.
2417
S.
ITrnrh
Are.
Attending
thr
deanery
mretlng
FARMER'S A G E N C Y
I I M >4 W. Jwd Bt. Ph FA 14111
oting that greeted De Gaulle dur bantt, J r . at 4 p m Sept It S*
IVII.4CN ■ MAIER
aid
dinner
at
St
Gihrelal*
in
TiModoralrl) Priced
S . Y'. Farmer, Realtor
ing hu weekend campaign tour.
New vnl t'ee'l Furnlturt
on the cnnvole organ of the Com
i
s
-.?
Hi«li
Hal,
it
loot,
.
a
t
M*rk
ENA’KL
o
ri'A
,
i^
'fe
rh
e
a
l).
l
i
n
e
D. R. AThilmore. A«**>e.
Some authorise) fearrd a na munity Mrlhndiet i hurch, \A. II.gh- tutville were Father Pin! E.
I’h. r* 2 ami
7 A Merniiv Control* Pattery,
<n*nti Invoice*, (un-l hill* and u t r Fir.t st.
and Mr* Wailicr 11* S. F re n c h A«w Ph FA ? '.H I
tionwide wave of mnb violeorr, bank* Rd Mr. Rookhitdl preaent SbulU, Alt
t«ut*>r Tioifer, t l'ivveiHill*- Top.
u r o g r a m * , rtc. Prnrree*!**
dirteled at CommunDta or Arabt ed muaic by Bach. Fiaruk. Peeler Gabllrr, Frederick 11. Alevrringa, After hour* I'A 2 Nilv or l A 2 ts ’ t
$ s .\v i:$
A I Miar*e ; tank*, p reu Horn
Printing Co Phong FA 2 »Al
or both.
Hindemith, H * y d n. Alrndleasohn Mre Bobert Rimer) Mr*. Marlon Beautiful 3 bedroom. kitrhrn
l.igh* F**"v rq-npped I’hene
New A l i f d
433
W
rit
13th
St
The Khruihehev atkaclr. coming and Mulet. Bookhirnt i o ! only a AAeilf. Mr* Carl Ratlhman a n d 1
Sanford, I '.rula dav FAirfa*
—
I u r n it tire nml A p p lia n c e *
e*iuipj>ed hovi**
■' Puiecre*!.
two da*a 2ft»r tha rroclamatmn t»>,t*d orgamit hut j vo an or Mo* Katherine lut.h
Xirtium ) Inner Repair*
v 1 ,1
L C
L A
7 3671, mrh1 EAtrfa. 151611
tsoo Down Phnr e t.ereva ? 2H
nf a guerrilla "governmrnl*’ in gan builder H- hav .ervrd ai
Mr ard Mri George Brherni
l l r p m * A par-* 'u.- all I r aki * n' P / l O i l l C r O l j Q D l O r C l
3 real liatgoin for rr«h
Egypt, ttrengihtned belief the organ!*! In Rnlline i.'cdleice. Ilul, of Aolueia Dr relurnrd to De n .t. it a f-e- |w v to the till*
1
F.irctr.il *«. Iluovri .-in ;o9 F Firet St. Ph. FA 2-0313
I t — Frie IJvr«1inK Suopli'*
Hrtmlin v l l t e quirk to recog- Crun Kpiecopal Church, Orlando, B«rv after an rtlrnded m i l at
fb eitre
for l.-mrov |l»*nev
K.rliy. A i \\ t; (I F ltr p |jr r —
----- - ■
nite the ret-igee regime. Authnr- and ia Oiganiit at pru en t of the 'IJia*quann.. N. *J. where they
E*I1 (lata l o t 7 'A*
meni
partWork
g
u
r
a
n
t
e
d
LT*erl
furniture,
appllancee,
tool)
\AK ARRANGE
Dovermao Pi vrher pup* I erk«
ired aotircea here have warned Firit Preabytcrian Church Orlan wen*, to ice their daughter and
etr Bought.,old. I.arry’) Marl
4 A 1-4.8A
old
AKC
Regietered.
mv>«
and
terornition would be conildcred a do.
US Sar.fenl A\e Ph FA » 41JJ.
grandchild.
Another un happv Navy 'atr.llv ALL TYPES FINANCING
fetnalee; r r a wmahe
Ka>lner
(J in k I tuudronvat Service
"hotlife act."
*1ue 10 hayttig rr-ei -d h-» It n*
The DeRary AA’unian'* Club held
—— _ _ _
FA
1
’itll
or
FA
2
31
*
ia
ria*>lfied Ditnlav
S in r le
K i i i i * l n . . lo 4 4 I I . a r t
The Communlit boil laid the
frr ordrr* hue authm *rd ut to
the annual fa*h."ti eb-.w. Sept. 17 \ ( ‘AA' A j f C I U ' y . A f t k c t l
' arid,mt- lb y I’l* aiiuig
promoted c-uniUlution of France')
ia—ARTH‘I.F.4
HAST
I'
D
•ell
ill*
tumlri-v
3
RediOont
WASHINGTON i UPI p - Sen
K 2'ith St F'-odnurl Bldg
Fifth Republic "revive) memarie) at the Civic (enter. Mr*. Fiank
I I l l s 33 I |.h S IIARGAIN
Humph,rv
D Mum 1 kitchen equipped mc*iv local
Mil THSIIIE
I U DIDI.AIA I
C*»h for furmture or •urglua.
of event* in Germany in 1MJ W'oodruff, vice p r e s e n t welcom | Iuhtll „
ed
home,
clove
tv
ithool*
in**
I,day he will renew hit ef
Super Tradirg Poet. S*
(when
Adolf Hiller came to cd the member, and gue.li, Mr.
P.(Y*
Ne-* Moon—46‘, in’ wide
duthle . e iilo n ii f->r ** low «.
lands Hwy. FA 2-011
Myron Arcardi « u over all chair forte in the reel Cong re* I to
power)."
Mobile
Hone. 1 bedroom, ffonl
1123*)
down.
7
.A
.
‘
>
7
monthly.
man Of the gala event. F ra nr it e*lahlith a Cabinet . level De
I I - B E a ITY PAREIIBS
|7rtired’ — Mr h»*e « itandv 1
l.ilrben.
ONLY
Berman, a rrprrtenutive **f Ihe pertment <vf Scirnff.
V H Ia jro D e d i c a t e d
Bed 100m frame imn|*ti-w, jun
home of Gibbv, acted at com men
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
I '«r Biiiif'fifur HpamI* Henift
Slop
in
ami
vlvlt
wlih 11T —
'e d e ro r a te d . |u*l 1J h k« from
SPIESEN, Germany (UPM — Utor. of the "then and now
A r(? H jf fh
I all 9 \ ? 1)21
C onelrticlitin
Co.
Inr.
No Obligation
the heart of the rlty. only
The corn*r»tone for A l b e r t fiihion )hovr,
^ e n n ' l liag.»
I l l Meat I lth Street
M OOh ho. term t, if ne ei.arv.
Schwfltter Village » n laid Sun
Wrating gowpi from the libar NFAX' YORK (UP! 1—The aver
Contract and Bcpatr 3Vork
M o d e rn Mobile H o m e
I
Phone
FA
3*310
Y
Owner'* «udde,i iran-fer f u m
day. The village, named after the era were Vrf, Ed, Redman and age three tonm apa,Invent
In
nd
KW7 .Sanford Avr Ph. FA 2 4MI
S u it*
S a n f o r d tequiir* immediate
famed doctor, phlloiopher e n d Mr* Tbomat Aimao. Fr**m the new buildinrv in Manhallan reoit
•ale of hi* ratrplianalii well For the I’.rtt ll'iv* in J!r)l Etta'*
humanitarian, ia dfiignerl to pro ' llepper daya". Atn Paul Poor for l i l t a month, Hie I ily
I'l r.MIIING
2U|i* So. Orlando Dr.
krpt neaiiv new 3 Itedioom SEE (TLI.K N A IIAlIKEY
vide homee for ttateleif pertoni. and Mr*. M, McDermott brought Planning Co-iiini*.i*>n •aid Stn
t i nt 3i 23th St
Contractin; A B rpa:”
Sanford
Ph. F.A 3-T232
33'.
A.
I
agle,
Jr.
Sale>tnan
Home (n Ptnecir*' Cvli*« In
F’rgr Evtimatr*
be.k memortet to many who were day. Eitewhere 10 the etty ren'ai
dude
rompletcly 'en trd
in 110 N Park Ave Ph. FA 2-7331
for
1
elmllar
apartmert
iv
|E3E
M
***t
Modnn
R. I . IIARYEY
prcient Mi). Thnmai Arman and
yard, deep welt, jet pump, and
Beautv Sal. n • Air t
201 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 0313
NEWBURGH, N. Y. 1UPII - little Mary Jo Ray appeared in _
Draper!#)
A
’mir
choice
of
II ARHIKTTt* RE At 1 3 Minh
Herman D. Kenin, new preiidrnt mother and daughter d i e t t r t of I 0 | ) I* IV f t l l U T
either 123V 01 3m>*i down pay
tuft S o d a .
> A 2-5742 l i —PI AND SI RVltT
KATMANDU, Nepal ( I ’PD of the American Federation of tapeatry print.
rr.ent, on red tape l-v a<*ume
Musician*, called Surdsy for conCardt weie pfayed after the T ie Nepaletr government h a )
P I A N O T R I II N I ( ’ I 3 N
tr—rr.MAl.l DEEP 3T ANTED
exiilinj; l i ' , mortgage
J H ednvoms
lumer boycott* of all movie), te fathion ahow, Mri Ed. Redman awarded a geld medal in a Man
I ape d Fii'iing A Erjiaulng
M ILKING DIM AM I'.
Danre tnitrurtor-, Girl* 13 to 23
IIAItRA’ AA*ESTER—It 111 .371
rordi and apenaora of radio and won the vpedal pure, a beautiful miiju towniman named Purna
Florida
Ituum
yri wanted 3V1H train. Inquire1
Sanford
lelevilion ahow* deiignated unfair home plant.
mao for being the be*t f ’v kll'er (o School*. ( hurrbe- l uitnffire
1Hr w I lin t ,OHIO (all or* one
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F.II.A.
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t .id
N Blvd DeLand
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to muliciane.
T h e Community MethAdnf
*»• ***** ’ thol'f* drive
floor I home, • a*> e,<»|lrnt
SUED 3N SdD lllt. DF DAME PIANlI FI NI NG g 111 ( MIRIM.
1 h-irth of tie Rat) bed a ■ hurrn
U" Aul“ ".:. Furcaman
buy at tPP.AOini I.AfMMi Fir*,
33 I . IIAItMON
warming ' TAiejday at 7 to 0. m killed 7o poind) of file.
Mortgage rar* be a*«Urord
WOMEN SEW for pmftl F a n
Ph.
F.A
I-422J rt,,rf
After JS u”
on f ' n
Sotom
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it
Mr)
L»ui*
St.
Amand
(Iwnrr will lake 11. Au 2nd
I Ready cut wrap around apron* '
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NEW YORK <UPI>— Pvt. Elvi)
mortgage after 13*vhJ down pay
i’reiley U d# farawell to hit accompanied on (he organ by
(Include* Honing)
hump Net rrofit 1N» 40cm doren
x m l i . | i l \ G 1 11M H y, j . h m
ment. To lay Ihi • I* an eiAmerican fan* today before em Frank Woodruff. Helene Miller
iparellme venture Write.
WASHINGTON (IJPli - Thur
Ai t UR ATE Ml (.IPS
barking for Germany and duty *a and Cornelia Shaw on Ihe violin. m«n A. Whltrtirtr. Miami lawver1 Cfptlonally clean well kept,
Thi* t* ■ f ie - pa** to the MovieOpen 7 A. M. To 7 I\.M .
f!r„ f (n#fld of fp,.),,, y>d .
home ia air undee-etatement
a truck driver and—he hopea— Roger Liainl on the viola and
Frerpoit, N*-*v Vork
t u d D riv e In ’Ib ra tre f .,r M i*.
Tereta
Kurwr*
planilt,
performed
Let
ua
ahow
It
to
you
loday!
an eventual date with Brigitte
E. U, MrManu* Ktp. date Oct
era! Communication* Commierin
12(1.1 W . 2(11 li S I
makf
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i
a* \ quariettr.
Bardot.
a. *58.
ner Richard A. Mack. « n arhedAn addre.) ol welcome wat ea- uled to tettify loday on charge) H*. DIETRICHS — ItEAETDR
Danre loitrurtore warned Will
Uillld Li yoiT pinna.
Ph. FA 2-0)61
The itnpe d b i n record) it* age tended by Mrt. Ed. McCarthy, that he and othen fmprcpeily File. M rlhtlii— Velma Gontalet,
« Blorkt Well of Trench
train- Inquire 13Y ’i N nivd,
nv-ru'wJt ling ami A d dll. n*
on ill i » i t r i by m u m of a aerie) ptrildent of the W. S. C S. Rev. Influenced Mack In the award nf Adelaide IE N e w t — A«fiwi*tra.
Avenue on 20th Street.
Drl.ind.
DON L I K E
of annua) ring*
WUired Aldrid|6 iauudifttd t.-.r Miami TV Chinocl 10.
110| Park Ate.
FA 2-12JJ
1IUDEL OPEN DAILY
Sl-KDAN SCHOOL OF DANCE
Thun. FA S-kS:i
GOP Firing Back At Harry Truman; Alcorn Hits Talk
Russia Denounces
De Gaulle Regime;
'Woo Effort' Ends
OeBary News
$133
$79
We Kent lire
OUALITY HOMES
Low Down Payment
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ftrnjlM
HAZLL I'ORTKK
VIKLYN IfLNSUN
Boycott Asked
COUNTRY CHIR
MANOR
Holcombe's '•
Place
FRKS1I SK.VrOOl)
$280°°
Elvis Leaves LT. S.
DAILY
Whiteside To Talk
Seminole Kcaity
$8280 .00
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Vrralft
Psychology Obtains Hidden Answ ers
Repubs Welcome A dam s' Departure
By RAYMOND M i l l
t i l l ' d P f t t l Intero*lii»ii*l
WASHINGTON lUPII - Re
psbiican eongreulonil campaign
tklef* U A tf t |l ( « a « d S b tr m n
Adami" roil gnat km n
Preildtni
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n ii'jf t
They
No.
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w o rm in g of GOP
prevent
piO*p*:t» It
Rw poUi la No*«mber.
Democrat* gleefully ebertDd
"toe late" and prepared to fapl-
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By I.DWIRII f OW\ N
I n i t ' d P re n International
WASHINGTON 'U P li - H->m»
loan Intereat rate* are atlll un
affretrd by the recent tightening
in the money maiket. top govern
B e rt and lending official! report
Home buyeri Hill can get a loan
i t raiea well below a year ago
But, tha e ip e rti ate agrerd, the
Softening that prevailed In the
early roontba of the year ha» def
initely ended.
There are difference* of opinion
whether thl» firming of rate* In
dlcatra the atari r t a new upward
Derd
Chairman Albert J. Roberiaon
of pie Federal II <n* Loan Bank
Board told United Prrav Interna
tic rial he did not eapert that in
le re it charge* on home mortgage*
Would be algnideantly higher ill
Bonthv from bow.
Somr other eape.ta were of tbe
•plaiun that with the treatury
scheduled to raUe aeveral billion
dollar* In new borrowing In com
ing month*, even the aluggtih
•tohy" or mortgage end of the
morn v market would feel the re
pcrcunmm
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TSr I
tattle on Adami* dramatic TV' to Adami hut that It might he
drfcn.e of hit aetivHie* by de N a t i o n a l Chairman 1‘aul >|.
manding equal time lo “ anjw tr Butler.
the departing White Houa* aid*.
GOP Chairmaa Mt.de Alcorn
At l e n t one M toork — the wai r e a d / to take up the eudgtla
Columbia Broad catling Sy.tem — la defenae of Adam. and the ad*
indicated it would grant the equal mlnlatrattona overall record in
time, poteihi/ tonight.
an appearance hr/ore the Nation
A Democrat!* National Com a! P:t*« Club tbit afternoon
Itefrnda Hit Record
mittae apokeaman aaid no d«
dilon had been reached on who i Already, however, tut official
would make the Democratic reply ,political Unri had been drawn
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over the Adame care, moat contrvveraial iaaue involving a high
White Houae figure '■* the Kurn
bower adminntratlor
Adam*. unbending New Eng
Jlrdar who ran afoul of a eongrrillonal coumittet'a charge* ol
“Influence In government ” an
pounced fcU rciignafion over all
making 1U own olfera altraelire ma or radio and televiai.n net
enough to auure railing the aumi werki Monday mgbt in at p*ib
It veeki
llrtged a departure at emild ha
For tha time balng, however, rrmambered for a high official
proapeetive home buyer* who wilt
In firm ton*. he defended hit
be taking out mortgagra are pro X )e a ri of p.b lk lervi e and hl<
tected by the traditional lag char- 5** ; r a n <■ Ktienhr.wer’a truvted
a c u rn lic of changra in mortgage "chief of ataff” and denounced
lending It It this lag the evpertt hia crlttca for what ha called
*ay, that hai kept the ptice of their “ campaign of vilification "
mortgage money fairiy vtrady in aim'd at ourtlng him from publrecent werkv while other mlereit life far their "perannal advan
chargea have been climbing.
lige ’*
Hr taid the evidence “ clear.;
No Upward Trend
According to the Federal Hoot eltahliahed" he had never in
lng Adminlitratlon, for ln>tance. fluenced or tried to Influence ary
conventional mortgage ratra ihoa- government arer.ry or emtih )i
id no upward mu vr merit in Au- and he laihcd Out at a Hon eh
lUbromtalMrr f.t
guit The volume of appiicationi Inveatigating
for F1IA Iriutance, one offl tal receiving "irreaponiift.e (evllm'onv
laid, continued atrong enough Irto ...rumor, innuendo and even ur.
early September lo preclude ar.y in sta n tia te d g m ip *
Inference that the V . per rent
Cotn n«it tee dive loved Gift*
maiimum FIIA rale la he«nmirg
He referred to !hr s ibe trnrn ■
le>* competitive.
tee on
Legiiiative Overatght,
Tile FHA did report one vign liead'd try Hep tirtr llvrrla ibof tome alight tlghlening in Au- Ark i, which diic.oiel rtpen<iv*
gu*t. but only in the aecondary gift! to Adami from hi* rr.
market. There the average dit lire Itovton Friend. Ilrmard G - d
•ount on certain FHA mortgagm lire. Including a ViCUBt r -.v r r
intreaaed from 00 cent* per Ilrei ’ loan" of an orirptat mg aod - >
on Aug. 1 lo M centv on Sept I penatv* aiayi in lavuh h o t e l
There wai unanimity among the audea
,
rip rrta nn at lean thia point
Teitimoeiy alto ahowed Adam*
Svvingv invlltutlona have an abun ha*l obtained information for '• Id
dvr.t vuptdy nf money to lend and fine, a prominent teviile m i n n ' i
borne buyert who meet normal tur*r. from federal arrn .r. » .• i
riualiflcationi atandardv a h o u t d which Gold fine’* mi Hi and tn « .,
have tittle difficulty in getting a rill company wrre in trou . n
loan.
| hit departure rooftituted “ rctreal
Outlook Uncertain
“ A lot will depend." one author
Italive anal)at aald, “on whether
and how much the trvaiury borgowing will I be financed with the
fedcrat m e t r e banki and Oh how
■uch lv financed with private in*
Vflton."
G.-neral belief here la Uiat If
the tiraeury ralvei molt of III
money outltdr the (e<leial revrivr
ayiUm. liicn it will.
—biphon off invetlment fundi
that might otherwlie flow into in
dualrial and homr flninclng.
—Force intern! ratei up by
pen on waecaer or nui oe
*-»—• ~J — — ■■— r ---- i
E reveal them or if he hlm.elf » < ! • « • • knowledge Of ill the
ktww. them. He hat t . lit .Ull t t l n g . which |» into making peofor pa; chological teiti. «f rourve. P** , , ; k*
Dra Robert C. Harlow and j ‘‘Given the** l i m i t a t i o n ! p y Leonard F. Siltm an of the Uni* | ehologiral teiti will •’infer1’ hn*
,
mature the perwm il. the f i l e r
of hla emotiona^ Meponae.. ard
to what degree he over-eontrn i
them.
In thort. the U i u wtll revait
"the framework of paraonalltj"
and give an Idea of whether tbJ»
peraonallty it doing ** well a* it
ahould The taata alto will ;ive
intighla into », number of thi-.gv
which ‘ fill In the detail*.' Fvr
iniunee, they II above up w-hai a
man tee* in women and what he
make* of feminity.
Hr curding th» hr*t kr.own 4* |
muat mitundervb*”! of paychoio; R* Palrleia Mrtormark
I play °ut f a r tln e t It gt'r* them c i i
, hf • | Q
the piycon ■
l ulled Prev* Interwational
• eharc* to work nUt their fcrllng
Mid they were not altogrO*
NEW YORK lUTh — Ap ! a y » o f anger, fruitrltinn irvd to
on f r
, nd ihouldn't be leaned
IM ill 'S ENTERTAINED — Arkanani Gov. Orva) Fau- grvur.dworth 111 <a'.t thete day* —Jet* provide familiarity with Up,i(t t0r> Heavily. They do rv-t
vurplut tier *;a.e age and ihlldrvn can m r„ ur, * peivon t ab*.ilulr Intel
btia chute with Sandra Sue Smith. Mine Kentucky in the '.at vwinga,alidra a * d -a
- them to a' ay fear aVi.t air
„n|y hi* Intelligence a*
recent Milk America rontevt while iioth were ifuevtv o»
But a lively argurnret ia guang
travel.
.ompared to » h lt U conlldcied
Kentucky'* Gov. A. H. "Happy" Chandler during Southern
*>n tmong »*rertt ibsut the wl*
Agree* to a P u n t
ih, nerma! Intelligence for perGovern ra Conference tour at Frankfort, Ky. *
dost nf placing a “ayittbal nf war*
Dr Kir»-h agrred that a fcrttln , onl e f nit age
(IT! Telephoto) Ion a par with .and*huift and amount
nf “artirg out” —which It
-rwi| si(jr , Shown
other chtldnh de ighti
•aha! lilt children d*i in jet!
'»
Tbe«e te»t* ha*e two aide! t»r.*
The fir*t ttripped down Je* t
■H tt»*m in a conrtructive a ly mrr ^ ! r 4j, which Indicate how
be laved from the wrap heap act* but ahe tilled
much and hnw well the perton
(tied ib.wn In F ail Orar.gt, N J ,
"It tan he d oe with thing* ici r r j from merely living—from
month, ago. Like mag c. it drew that dont g'ortly killing Too much d n lln g with titualbma and r ' r
rhl’dren the recreati n department acting out in Ull* way freqierl!) ^ n* ard thing*. The other iHr
l .h.,r1 b,,*n U" ' hK'f tU Ve^r r *—
, !rlVM »l*^'vi**r.
,, a hat can le “ Infcried" fr*.m
a- Tln-L Ihi »?»,^ n d thf ,U r*
“ lnatemi of the jet plane., give l h , , e mraiurement. regarding
.he .« e e .v vt rv [hrrn
^
h“ '
h“* goo*l a mind Italute gave the
By .hr time thr tuccfit %\nry kite* *r>4; i r h And give them Mr_ , n in t kf
pi*cf
ATI-WTA ( UP I i — G e Gcor* the ra*e for murder ronvictloni
re.ked aacroti
e ro ., the nation, the , omt> M
^
mech.r.i t
" in th'
P1* " '
.la Hard m B< »rri ha* act ■ parole waa “ weak" ard indicated he will •• tre»ked
“Tw
i
Individual,
of the i»n r
L.S navyhad d.lent of reque.i*
!hi, : t _ |; i t r |u », a n i
:irvr|rg Oct. 21 f-'.r Ro*a t/rr l v again v*dc to free them,
a;e may obtain identical *ct>rr*
.r
planet.
An
ettimaud
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Wurk
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gram, a V rjto wtjuw
t*,n
fa* v.graoi in* U u oiiwr memon an intelligence tr»t but pn.ic>*
victr.n ol kintr.g a white abate* brra, William F Kimbrough and have b«er. a t tu n e d to plaj.-muidi
l.t t'jin I I Hildebia"dt *.i quite different intellectual abiu
a'd
mure
than
tbti
other
play*
cioppcr cauwd a fa lal furor
\|n
Hrbcrca I. Garrett, could
tertali contr* I dt.lti-.n of the Na lie. and p^drr.tlali." they all!
The board al*o will convldcr again overrule Carney, however ground.— Mur.icipa! and i ho-vl— vy, WktMngton. taiil organira 'There l>. a. well, e.peciwlly in
•
ant
Jetf
freeing it r m m Walla.e. 31, and
Stratford * a l beaten to death
tiona gettin** miplut aircraft pay children, eon.iden.ble variability in
joteph Prendergatt. evreulive di handling (Ml tranvit tovt*.
.vammle Iwc. 23 ano with their either by bil own rifle, a claw
my iivlivldu.r* intelleetua! fur.rmother were convicted of murder- arorner or a hoe. ur a .:ne combi* rv.tor of the National l!'**-re»tlon
T hr plane* come t a n motor* ticivdug which make* a rigid rrViv*«Uu
*(i,
tani
the
group',
“con
.ng John t.' .ton Mr a if ■
. I, *l>., on rati n i f tfteva iitiplemroti. wnen
lnatrum-n' p . r d r . uun. and **IA« , S „ ' t i" upoq the I U uutenaUU
Nov. j! l»tl, in houlhwcat U*«r* he went to complain to the in* vulUr.tr ptycholugiitt tell u* jet. trimmuw*.
You can aay an individual will
gia.
grami aliout their row being in are good (nr children."
On.y b.r.a fide p.ayground! »et- utuJ|!y rf, a* «ell in Intellgen e
Cornell
ll<wt»r
IlHigreC*
hia
corn
e r a n . jrgurirUi t *nd for rv M h# d[„ , with ln | g
the
After their vcnlencci lo life im*
Hut Dr Barbara KorKh. of the ample, nun profit muteumt. ear, th tn r „ ffc ht
nrrrt ,|„
priaonmrnt the c u e wai adopted
tdmltlrd Maying
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rvenat)
Medic.I
tlcn
a* a “ca m e " by minority group*
The Negro and white famillct
•ecure plane.
worte, But you can't tell hnw
w*hi.h gained it nation*tde publi tha re. t-p, d ad)** rut portioni of let. dr,, .n't agree She told United
much better he might d ; under
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Intci
nail
.rial
etty.
the C M Dltltnger farm In Sch
different circumtiarcet Wat he
‘Obvioualy.
if
you
give
ehildiert
mme II mi
milcav ifrom
l U I ' l l - j*v » hfn j,, took the teat? Wav lie
li.. convlrtrd
convi -.0 vonl
vur.t were
aere II
U and
a - a ley
•«> County,
> 1
*ome
nn ' . ,
;
,.
nBUDAPEST.
u n v r t.v i , Hungary
rruoi
Tbr
IS >*»•• old -i the time Mr
Dawv ■ ,** Terreti Caanly, acme thl . » ^
’k
The llun.-urnmuniit newt iirvd’
Ingram,
40, w n ihr mutiitr '*• tin a it r tc t n t controversy
. A,
**. t /
’ p n p tr Magyar N em
u warned
mart
There al*** D the matter of hit
*jf II chlldicn II of ihrm then
civil rights of Georicu
.
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. t l Ifuagarlin
profr»4or«
. . HUP
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t»lay **nlv mental ttat» Hi* mind mirht
.
tf.Aj Ulolirdd
rUataif 1, •: M, I)
.IVlog Another voev. (,.iar.»y thro V * ' « t
encourage violence tau much, any thovr who had a "wrU-fuundcrl b ate been bur Bed w::h arvier; or
Ma r vut conception of life" cuuid ^ mjih . n.,t have cared wbetheg
IT. wat tried acparatelyr and ac-j Stratford a wife found !ila body
■■
.luiil.d An alder aon Jackaon about halfway between hit and
KuI ^ u w ut th# M, lu# , keep th*ir yob*
ha did well or poorly.
, C ,r f" . T
S‘,nr >
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Ingram , hume Cve mother la? , xl>rrU ,n pUy ihetapy and
Surplus N avy Jets' Use
On Playgrounds Debated
Pardon Board Schedules
Hearing On Noted Cases
*M‘ *n l "■* •r,' ,’n 1 11
»n'1
«** nr » • « »» direct*.r
the ..-at patient pediatric
• 1 h im -twit etaangrd de* .........., _.
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, N r . York
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- .r l u r n n e n t . teveral
ItMUlior Review
,taii.
tha
Medical Centar
111 ■
’ -i<< pilgrim a gr i (</ j time*
t'rcnderga»t ited ;rie»e "pi]
mem bor* of th* Women t < tm*
Rtpreaentod by ta - <*( Georgia a h ,lo.-i al roaao&a ' f-,r p i t on
n lt'rr f r Equal Ju.tlco *r,d a white attorney*, mother and *oi.v playgmun<lv
•tlr S* a' ut gr-iupa. mj one i-.ik gave un.worn atatemrnt. *•tbelr
—It enhance*
the child • ego
any legal airp* to gain freed im only trial drfenve and tn» ;ue) -idea! He or *he can proierl into
(or lh« I .ram* N..w. afler 111 with rt t l^lng a kr*l In eiereerd |lie r.-le ul plh tand build up a
year* their ca.v. are ..lining up death The trial judge lairr r u n .rif Image
, In rout in* la*hlun
mi In) the lenten e
“Thv Jet enable* children to
Cl airman Hugh Camay ol the
«Utf! tMiani prrvtfri«l> h,i« kAvtrrt
t.t
Wii m m»( . r.gjfU* Hint
E
rf-
Shippers Select
Officers For Y ear
Fricker i* m an led 111 the Jut
mrr Jean C Haider of Santa Hat
hart, Cal
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MIAMI HKV.I • I'll - Mr.
fllanritr Itvcfirld of Ihilk (Tty ,
ard lakeland today v . l cleCtflV
prevldent of th* Florida Kvpce.v
Flint Miijipcr* A»ut duilng Ihe-r
l?th annu.il run'entlun h. te
It . 4. H e (ll.l lour IU la.lt rv
i(rlr,*lt* *i.«n.* I
II
jin.idcnt.
Ilaym >nd Skinner Sr . of Sar.i*
— ■ wa» ■ . trd vi e i»r*.ld' rt anil
William v Smith, f Orla’ do w*.
It
led
1 an
tie i. lfei
Olreelor* nameii fur the neat
e it Include Mr* lUrfleld, lle»
hrfl Her Ion of Of «nd >. N W
Wood of l.ake Worth. John f
lllrk* 1- ( Miami llcich; Wllllarr
Mlv«n of Bradenton. Koiwit 1,
Srblrrniitiiirr ol Cocoa
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Pflcr of riiland-1. 9 llo*. Walton,
■*f Clermont G II William* of
I t
I . Dr • ’ of
Cow Adopts Dccr
Wl ■•'
INTEGRATION LEADER VISITED — InteirrMlftn l. ud.
• r Itev. Martin l.uthrr Kiity* i*
io Dr. Emil A
Nader in after a :j-h*mr o|a ration t" remove a lettn ojoni*
•t from the chert of t he Mont (turnery, Ala. clergyman at
llnrle;n Hoapltnl in New York. Mr*. Igolii Ware Gurry.
12-yenr-old NfKn>. uccuaed nf tin* ataiil.iny, um *c*nt t*>
RelU’vuc lfn*|iital for nurital nlmervalinn. |ln*|iital nffiriala *aiil Kinjj i* r\|*ectctl to he taken off the critical
!i»t *rv<in.
I IT I Telephoto)
Fricker Finishes At Marine School
H e lifiiores I V o p t e
Jercell T. itlckec. Kin of Mr
GETTYSBURG S II. - ‘L T D — *r.d Mr* MllK-n II Frtckrr of U l)
Itnrnle *r.d f’Na'|n"e Me*»*\»y lllghlawn Ave . S*r.f.>td, graduated
have a yet h**rird nwl whlrh chat ‘veil * from a »i* week military
U n ba.-k ind forth * dh their tramlng rourr* with the Junior
p a i a l i r t but rrf'i.e. to Ulk to platoon leader*’ rl»«» at the Mi
people.
trine Uni pi S iir.it. Duantlri*. Vi
Th thildri-n fuJt.d th* horned
I ilckrr I* a vtudent at San
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eomiiuinli) wliil* it w it a hahy .1 iifenta treking mmmi.alon* of
with fu n luvleid of f ather. It f e n d by the Marine Corpwt o tel
i.n't o il rnuugb to hoot )r! Ron ected rollegiana who ro m p lrie the
plr and Charlotte aay It hl>*ei.
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into a liquor warchnute The bur
glar wai dtllllng a hole through
a w.ualen door at the rear ed the
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a *mall charge through the thief
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Iggetl a»icl—iti beauty—It «'o*
lv wailing away,
Dny H‘ Johnaon. national di
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F rijert, h ta m n it on lack nf
planning by city official# Mr
warm that unlc<* municipal e.fft
rials lake Immediate ttepi “ I’H
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bankruptcy ”
Johnton apoke Wednearl.y b»
fore »omt 2nd (eraont at a de
yelopment and planning lewion
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thick to
hi >tV acrotf Jour
eiliv'a." Johnton laid, “ ipreadln,
decay far fa*trr than any prevent
program can rule It The hlggevt
tingle a n e t in Florida—beautyla tlowly waiting away."
The meeting wav part «f *
program In art up a ayetrm for
tirlmn development and planning
within the framrwork nf the
American Council to Improve
Our Neighborhood!
veraity of Roefce.ter, who made a peroos both eor.trela and « .
By DELOS SMITH
the outline, warned that piyehol- preavei hia underly tg drivei ar.J
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
PAN PORI). FLORIDA
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Iteds ‘First’ Again
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTKMHER 24, 19AS
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PANAMA CITY (UPI) - Got
eminent sources eold today that
the arrest of nine conspirator*
The Di.trlct Four Commissioner pre*entrd the pelttiun to the Coung i s t broken up a plot, sided from
Cotta Rica, to aeire the Lordet rlrrt nf Seminole County Imiav *v Commission, said the petition did
protinc* of Chlriqui and pethap* .ant that s-gners of a petition rail- not attempt to answer the question
Inf fur an tnvettifation of the of whether the D-dd Road paving
Panama City itself.
lee ality of the paving of Dod I i* legal. It turrcly asked "proper
It.-id fr*l that »e have iccom- authorities" to isvratigatr the le
Ml AM; (Ill’ll — Some 50 la* pltslird our purpose by calling at gallty of the imijfll, he ailrinl*
The [irtillui* w is signed by 56
smforc*:. ert officers f*om So-Hll tendon to the project '*
Vernon A* Dunn. «h.> yesterday , irsldents of Krrn 1‘atk and icad to
Florida wet here t-»:j « with Flo
the Commit skn by Dunn, who will
rida Sheriff's Bureau iilfte'at* -o
succeed B C. Dodd on the County
work out detail! for a crackdown
governing bod* In January
cm bolita
Yesterday, Dodd. K A. Dyson
•
on.l Homer luttle voted to In.-lude
Dodd Road in thr budget f i t thi•
LONDON ( L I 'l l —Radio Moteow
eat Chairman John Krlder and
today deicrt’ied a new surgical
Commissioner Lawrence SwoffortJ
device that tnadr poanble fur*
voted again*! the motl-.n.
UNITED NATIONS. N V ti r i i
da) a grafting of the head of a
Thr ilcbale on the toad aruse —Diplomat! piedfrted loriay thr
puppy onto a full) grown doc It
after r itu r n s protested the pa* l tilled Nations will laun-b a nr*
railed it Me 'Soviet Sputnik ol
surgery.
BEIHl t
[wbanun l l l ' D —L’-S mg. Krttler said the pa* Ing had China debate nest month unless
Marine lank a and riflemen moved nut been authortred and that the current 1’. 5 Communist tslks In
between twro feuding Lebnneae road was not included In this
Warsaw show some quick sign of
I MIAMI (L T D — Dade Com mis faction* today after an American j rat 's budget He ordered the
w
.rk
stopped
sucres*
"lo n er John McLeod today pro- military jwjllcc pod got caught In
D'-rld. in who.e ilt-.tilct the road
The Communists altrady have
levied the state's rqual dtititbu ir » .( f u r I-Ctwccn the llval groups
No allot • were eirtianged bet is loealed, le.umrd work utter wittten off the Warsaw talks i*
lion of gambling tax revenue l»
all countie*. He taid he would wren tne American* and l x eonlerring with Dylon and l.lttte. merely empty vs orris.'' msking
Tie petition said "Me a i r of the
trek to close all rare track* here i,a ne.
The la-bourse army lamed or- - opinl-m that said action (the pav significant result* unlikely.
if the county doein'l grt a lirgrr
The Grnrra! Attembly di.p. s«t
drra al the tame liliir to shoot ingl w-.s o! an (ite..uUr nature,
share
armed sivllians on light in an at not accuiulng to usual |iraclii*e • f the flr't phase of the "grand
arnl unlawful Mr therefore Je itinale'' on ( ulna Tuesday when
tempt to stave olf civ it strife
Rile
a id
autism alls'
fire mand that an linrittgatiun-ltr made it agreed In alirlvc for Ilia dm a
TALLAHASSEE t U r i ) — in*
immediately by proper autN-ntiM | |(in tlj tj)f current seasiun prop *
Cabinet has given a tentative 1 • cracklrd thruugh the streets of ami if .aid at lion t* determined to
j!s to oust the Chinese National
llrlr-Jt
alt
morning
in
the
w
>rsi
f ahrad fur preparation of a site lor
be iHr . M l . that f ominl.'lnnets It
the lie# d ate university near violence since U. S (-licit United t*. D-a|*i. bi r d D) son amt llomrr Is;, or srst the Chinese Contour
ni'ta.
Iri Lebanon in July
Tampa
Little be imntrdiately rcmovAd
The final vote to adopt the rrr
Prraident Kuarl Chcbab actins
However, final okay must r-fi-c
iruin office '*
.11 mrndalioii of the Steering Com
(jo*. Leroy Coliint and state ,u«t II h*>m» after hr took office,
mlltee. which had approved a t : S
Comptroller Ray Green, and furdi damped down on the fighting with
proprtal to shelve the represent*
mull be availabla ;n the near,} the short on light order He at* lion Issue, Was ( t J* with > ah
tetd tanka to the main trouble
depleted state treasury,
itentloni Last year s vote on a
sp.-t.
nintlar ptv>) --sal w»*
I! with a
Thr Aineriran for.*' moved in
' abstention*
MONTGOMERY, Ala lUPI» — to hr Ip maintain security after
The a s s e m b l y
Im m cd la le ls
Alabama Golf. Janie v K. Kirlaotn firing between civilians endanger
•reported fr<*m a hospital Tueaday rd some American Installations
CHICAGO I C P I» A fat m
that he win gran' a e emenc) 1 Some of the exchanges had
bearing for Jimmy Wilson, a furred Marines Charlrl At.- re of widow vs bo ilrpends un buses as
Negro Condemned to death t r a Nyr, Mont., and Challes Itutlrr her only Hiram of transportation
night lime robbery that yielded of Wake Mills. Iowa, to take cover ofirird Hie litryhound Bus Corp.
behind a wall. Mo-re and Hii’Ufi Il.tiitn and a deed to her i* acre
E iv e men are needed fur purl
It 9j
had l>een directing traffic at mill farm Tuesday If It will continue (iuna »n the advisory >Mard af a
tarv policemen
to stop at her home
Cub Seoul 1 r*.«p in la k e Alary
When tin* Marine attn-rr 1 <‘V , Mr Mary I tollm an, in her ivtl'a, All oilier Heps lo complete Ihe
over the Intersection. Hie firing! told an Illin o is C.-ntm ct** C.*m- ch arier h»*r fveen niaile by Mrs.
ceased
missiwn exam iner a'.ie
aoir.e I I lf Nriaon and M rs. Jam es lira
Throughout the city this in *, n in life and her greatest com fort* ion A'ot'inleeri may ca ll ilr a N rl
^ New residents anil businessmen Ing, feuding Christiana ami Mos were " m y Hog and the lire y .on a l PA 7 JQJ4
In Sanford and Seminole County lems
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machine-gunned and Irurtied | hi,or d .b u s.”
will tie tnirwlu.ed teclnm nr wlien ’ i.dd’ les on tbs da* preceding ,b- j ••
cor-e- *i ratty ui. i mug* vl*y Manager AV r r » n E
ihe Chamber nf Commerre C .-'f" »nnivcrs»iv ol the birth of i > | ti , a sbiolng slirak of silver,"
K.'owlr*
has ipr.-vrd a littsr
rtuh tnrrtv at to a tn. in Mrs I’rophet Mohaiuracd
she said.
f:*im
‘
AmriWan
City Magailne'',
Apptwjy i ReiUurant.
M.s Hodman rapteine-i Hie bus with a request fur details about
’The Coffee Club n* become
hat been stopping at her front the construcli *n ami equipment of
an Invaluable help In eltab’Uhirg
gate lor 17 y e n s and she takes Sanford Civic Center Tne magi
n*w hriiilnrs. peiaonallH*’4 in lids
IS . serai limes a wrick on trip* nne reportedly tlr* f-rrmo*t nf its
area.”
Matter of Of-emoniet
lo
in ■..{< t 1a«ip f -r shopping kl'wi *tilinpatrS a t appropriate
Chain* Mormon taid today.
«a or fi>ins and lo go Ur church dory* about Ibe "refreshing new
' Mhen I heard Hie Greyhound atehltrrlura! deaign ”
vs a. going to change ihe route,
MIAMI t LTI l—Tropical storm t! was Ilk* hearing a furwial
The Itrv, J<dm AA I’illey will he
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Pope Helrne built up to nea' hurricane •a s going lo b* held.” Alt* Hill
Pius XII haa named Archbishop force today as it whipped the At man told Eaamlncr Harold I’o* Install*-I tonight at h as pastor - I
ihe Community Church *f I psala
Albert G. Meyer of Milwaukee to Untie Ocean with *'• mile an Unit 1lu*ny.
succeed Ihe late Samuel Carldnal winds some MU miles rast of I'alm
I have more 'ban I need," abr • nd thr t (immunity 1'ieahyterian
btrtteh at archiblvhop of Chicago, Beach. Kla
'pleaded
"I'm willing to give - hur* h f t.ske Mary The .f iv lre
it was announced toilav
Chief Forecaster Gordon Dunn , ; , r j!i„und H,t*«t a year i**r five will If held at the l.-ikr Alary
predicted lletene would reach full
_ and I will sign a rhe-k church
hurricane strength of fJ miles an ln a-lv.snce — anil I « ill will my
The al J.-hril Urvdrfwtiter* ,V,
hour or more latrr t-dav.
f ann to the Greyhound corporaHowever, Dunn said it |K*scd n-i | lun
0 1Cy will keep the stop al soriatl-n will meet for luncheon
DAYTONA REACH ( I T U —
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tomorrow i t 17 noon In the I’lr.e• Chester W. McDonald of la k e Immediate thical to the mainland m>.
' Tropical st'-rm llelerr has un
l a t e r . Mr* Holtnian told United riesl Inn .All life umlerwrllen are
land took over today a t Kiwaris
governor of the Elorida district, d-rgone slow but steady intensl I ' m -• International she would urged lo attend this local a.*.>cla
succeeding t*h llrant of Jackson licatinn du.lng the psst II hour* . have lo walk eight mile* lo Ihe li-n m*eti ig
Dunn and, "and highest winds lira rest bus (top, and I lust
ville [leach,
are estimated at 60 to 10 miles ta n t d-s it.”
Th* rirlando Deanery me*'a loper hour.
night in tha Great Hall *f the St
•’Continuation of lha gradual In
twike's Cath«lral at 6:30 Parish
ST. PKTEKSBL'RG < I P D - errase In intensity is eapeeted
leaders and heads id orgsnira
Sen. George Smather* Tuesday
line ship near the center earl*
lions will m ski plan* for thr
sailed far sliictcr .tnnda'di for th * morning repoerd winds
genir.il eonvenliiin of '.lie I pls.u
tnembetshlp to the l' S. S'lprrm* atiuut hutrlcaiiv lore* in 's squal
pal Cliuich. Oft 1 if, in Miami
0 i, curt a"d remov al of "politicians, Bit Dunn said hurricane hunter
i i LDSAIAR i L'I’I > llie Ku Klua
legtsl ators and •oculists” from p |,re s had n-; found such Deice Klan and Ihe Knights of the Beach
Ihe high tribunal
wind- in «h*-;r pr- lw of the *t--riu While Camellia will hold a n o t .
John
Keeling, manager of
Gale, force wind* egfendfd ool burning at Jsrkion-tile Saturday Sean, has been promoted to cap
I Vi mile* from Ihe center in all tight, segrrgaitonisl Bill llrndns tain in the National Guild Keel
,
„
Tha Seminole County Firemen's iliiretions eseepl the peak sooth announced Turs-lav
commander •"* “ r»mnvaiw*r <>f <.unpany II.
llrn d m .
nations
Atsociatlnn will meet tonlgl-t at west quadrant whcie .ulr* pushed
Infantry Battalion,
o f the K n ig h t'.
i*id the rro s . Utth Armed
out only 17*> mile*
I In the Lake Mary firehouie.
Sanford
burning
and
"publlr
speaking"
Dunn
said
Helene
w.s
moving
Eitemrn from Sanford. Like
Mary, A'tamonte Springs. Cat- into a trough of light variable w o u l d be attended by member*
Mrs A:«rt M Hand, rsr. ullve
selherr* and (tvlrvio are member* winds, which malic it* future i - * lull regtlia ” Hut the public secretary *f the Cenlitil El.oklt
,.f the Association. Mark Cleveland course un eitiin But h* said it I* invited, he sail
ll r r d i t s
taid he w ill speak III*- •<! Bank, will be Hi* gue.I
Sr., Sanford Eire Chief, is presl- probably would be in s grnrr-il
from
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h
r t ,” if aide, evpiain speaker Thursday a I the fryer r
northwctrrly direction
deni
Ing that he might not be aide t luncheon. Mrs. Band will tie Intio
make the trip fecause of a t-J. cel duerd by Ralph Wight II
riot in his righ’ leg
Law After Bolita
In Sanford
Sabrejets
Get
1
1
Commie
Planes
'Accom plish T a sk 7
In 'Baited Trap' Over Mainland
New s Briefs Petition Sig n ers
Plot Broken
Shop A nd Save
U. S. Plans New Debate
Feud Flares Anew
In Lebanon; U. S . '
Marines Intercede
On China If Talks Fail
Would Close Trucks
College Gets Okay
Widow Offers All
For Bus Service
lk;mn.ir Scheduled
Two Senators Hit
O b servers Credit
Far East Policy;
Use Of M issiles
On Brink' Again
Its AL k i l l
menl ra..«d a "glorloua slcfrsry.**
I nllrd I'res. Inter nail.mat
MaJ tlen I Phi en Inld new*.
T A IP E I. Eorinosa i l l'li- T h lr mra the t ’o mm uniat Migs tis*tl
it* m e w a r t i n \**» i:v
tv t i i Natiunallti Salircji-I* fought nr'* tactics t .Jay .p an apparent
l rsited Piess liilrinational
AAAMIINGTON i l l’ll
T«. their way uut of a Communist effort t - f..rre a Nationalist plan"
D em -m tl* senators rittical of the trap use i the China -na in Ia nil nnd to craah on the mainland wliero
adm l-isiratlon's Car Cast r*ihr* stiot iluau tl Communist Mig lls the llcds f.nilrl u*e tt at "cyb
said in • Joint ttairm rni Tuesday »rv«l probably destroyed rt other* •Irnre of aggression”
night it was "highls uidikely that l-ntay tn a battle with lint enemy
lured Toward Mainland
we c»n hre-vk the Communist plane* over the Knimn.a Strait
*ifnrr.tl I
the Communist
blockade of Qtleinos without the
1 !»r NaMocuIM j .
f : * I., fortnaliui
ftjrtm ji dllforfol tl*
use nf Humic weapons
*.| no lo. s* * a m - - .
Ihe Salrtrjr,. tifaslrw. lured the
Nationalist
Sen* lluiwit II Humphrey (D in t'-r -ig.r.l le n a i l-allU of Hie p i, „r , (osvanj Ih* nainland. Then
Mine » sn-l Joseph S Clark (D y i- n.-v war I hr - e were
fortetbulT MijiT* bated lha
U the
I |*j i al» * said they ti.-pml Vintias ! rain ■1 tep-.-ta
Nat ton si Ii l l Nalior.a <• m on
ihree .Me*.
w Amt tit a i all to air nils Ie.is(t’r or. e».-j[>e eslt op*q only
,adnr Ja. ..Is llenn - Mats.-vs USI it
rack up vf,a*
.
, ..ulil -rg otlilr s teas,- flrr at (lies
l<iwanl. Ihe mainland.
Murn-.y and “ Ibe mderly w|ili.
The Nationalists' Sahiejct pilot*
Natlnnallst
-It aw al of Chlnr*e
•lugged lh*lr way out of the Com
force* ”
munist trap in a bittti lhat
Humphrey a; t Mails said in
ntatclird tome of the g*v-t en*
stalemcnl Dial lots -d <ji r
gagement* of thr Km ran Wag
nioy would h a 'r n-- effect on th»
when American ptlois flyieg E M
defense ol Form osa ami "we have
Sabre Jets seorr*l a 17 *I» J ratio
a i.n rd ln g ly been d rag g n i to the
ovrr Communl*! Mlt-lS*.
brick of war again for no purpusr
Samr A* Korea
remotely runner led with ir ir n i
Grnera! I, Nitlunallst air forca
tlonal security *•
Intelligence director, was asked
M-iwsa AAarii. Ill Haiti
h--w the J7 Sabrejets could Uko
Its Al. Kl ETTNKn
they said that it thr Warsaw
on Ihr tup[Hi*rrlly tupciior Mig*
I nllrd Press Inlrrnsllonal
laiks with Com muni >t i hint fall,
Art rffort — desertheci at sn Us in combat and defeat them ao
" « r should linmeillatrly* rab no ’•amallng” success — al sjbvtl- thoroughly. He refrrrcd newsmen
Hie t nltesl Nations to bun* nut luring private for public schools lo Ihe record of American iirm cn
• erase flrr follow rd b.* • mili in (Tiaiiottrtvill*, A*. Iregsiv to* in Korea when superior training
tary rtarualinn” nf Quemo}.
was 11edited with the victory.
day
T hrir | At Taipei, Eornr- a, meanwhile,
M A S H IM .T I'N
l l ’ lTh* stopgap system wa. Ihe
While thr planes hatllrd thruugh
may never be a not he i Sherman the I’nilr-d Stairs a I' I Satlonalis! first actually tried In Ihe deter the skies Communist artillery kept
Adams at thr side nf P'r'i-lrnl ( Inna weir irp*ot,,l -r full acCvvld mined elfoit to Keep some south Up a half • hearted bombardment
on poll > in thr Qurmoy rusts In ern school* from being Intrgiatrd nf Ibe Mummy a
Ei.enlrow er
.Acci.idlng lo
more than une another development a M-)seOW
Aliprmimntety AItv c h i l d r e n ,
political a iilb o rlty. Ad-m* po.i | Radio hiuadrast wat t ed ll*itaiii carrying f-l-ling rhalr*. reporteil
Uon as
the assistant lu the that hackti'g lit" United Slates lit t-r makeshift classes In the hateP re a M n it" which he gave up ibis any attack >*n Communist i i.na tit nt* and recreation room* of
re
w*ek was um*|ur — not In tide would bring
---- the. same
------ nuclear
—
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a c ill o d n home*.
but In n rrm nil rrlatlonsdp
tallatlnn the Russians hive Ihleat-j Mrs. Desn Tllman, a room
Therefore, f l i e s * ititnuilUr , enesi against Amnics
mother fur nne of the tlastrt,
teasrmed unv .ucr. is.-r to Adams
Mate
llrpattment S|.„ki s.ni i said I’m program was an "amai
S ta le
may littered to his title but n t I|ji«.,lr,
JiM'siln \Abite sat.l Ute Tuesday irtg" hi cess v*lit-b In her opinion
to the enrompaMiug authority 'll* Unit.si Siah • a rut Nationalist 'T uld go i-n Indefinitely."
I HARLUITTK |UP1»— Hilly
Elsenhower sealed In ihe man hr China "have used th* utmost re
Their were no signs rtf Negro Giaham rime drove a jalopy with
call*-) hn ' chief f staff."
stralnl in the face of continued •iiipilt making an effort to go lo a lowlmll dangling from the hump,
The rffotl tn Il'e AA'bP* Ifoil* prtiMh-atlnil bv the Miilirse Cum the private rla--C» I’tftcen Irarh ef down the sulrwalk. uf f'hars
t*. sparr lit* |'rea'ilr-it ,it o i mnnl.tt" i-i the Km n*-i* **rialt rs Img.-n Ihr r lasn-t for pupils <lotte.
b*e administrative detail win o-, Curittosnsy.
II wa* a youthful prank, and
uf th* closerl Venable elementary
tlnue But a single individual v.as
Ihr evangelist reminded adults lit
VChrail.
not rsi>eclril to su--cee*l to the
hi* t harlulte crusade audience cf
Speed up Appeal
■'yes n r no” power* of Adam* »>r
In Aillngt-m.
Va . attorney 14 list Tuesday night not to for*
to the finality of hi* Influence
Frank D Its- \a*-. representing get the f in and prank* uf youth in
uvrr a p p o i n t i v e frill rat jobs
i-t Negro children, salrl an appeal nt cling the problems nf tren •
would be filed frt-m a out! o.drr agent today, lie said, however,
that ailinlt* four N< gt»*S to a !ha’ "teen igers the world over
at* In -king for a cause.”
NEVA' DELHI. India -Ul’li - while s hnol nest February, lireThey are finding the cam* of
vr* said tbr cuutl -f Ippeslt
Hi* govern nrnt Ih-iV the H-in-l o i l 'm asked lo rule them a-l Clirlvl -a the onlv one Worthy of
t-day thr,! It is *11 rlglv f >• per
their total allegiance hr taid. Ill*
milled ‘m mediately
Near H .tklfj, AAA’. , then- »*» urged tren • agrra lo durlpHna
CAPE CANAVERAL, 1 U ( Ul ' l i aurs wealing Gandhi *1 * tlla.i
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an Intrgralh-n protrl*t.i with a themselves through Christian dedNav, ■ Polatis mustle burst apart till I they .hoirt-l s r , f tr.iUVi-ia If rt-verse twl*l Ihe Raleigh foul -i-n and thu* avnd p;tfa!la and
in fits lit today and * lino* chunk they wa 1 in ilunrr
ly Hoax! of Education look under "loriay'a olive*9ion with act Ira
"Un fnillvn” ' *nor'*i| npp sill n a.lvlsemrnt a t n , u r . ' f-r Intrsra America.'*
rspKdcd In a lag'-ou o ) a ft-w
li-m of • NYgio sc ho-I Negro res Hr< qu-detl 4 alarvaril protester
hundrtd yatds (torn Ittanly ,*rpu- incmfiera of I'arllamrnt
Th* quetlilin It-lir wlls-u |1 Hat idents of lire area requeilrj ear t.* warning Gut “unless we i«*
lale*l Uovua lleacli.
The other halt of the 2A loot tPi-uMrd that an ' n d u t *e,rlrig lirr* that Ihe scju-ol be kept g'-r,e the trend of our over-inter*
rocket pluinraetr-l hack to thr a loin e-oth like that *porle-l by segregated
r»t in sea in America, cur nai*p« within a few yatds of tli the late AI-ihin-1'1 K Gandhi
tl'inal (ale is sealed ”
launching a n d , sod rspiodrd in ploner-f cr.r.a-l •• fur f id I ip -rdlliimlirils of crew • cut. lV)b|-rii.Drier,
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Iih|l»ncf. Ihe first 50 |irl»ons to
Deputy H--is|.. Mlnlllrr A K
lately . h r l w r there were any in
Airs Norma K McLaughlin *? «rft-|ii
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died Srpt II In Washington. It f*. 1to make ''declsiot.j fur Uhrlst”
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Mr* Alelaughlin wa. * -rlally weir tern - agrrs Some wr i «
llghi toward .nr," said It 11. i ll'll In dir.nr- h it w.i-|!il rs. - nr-mlrn-n' I" **.»—* rnl 't*f n rn-rV- w-ipiiig as they met crusada
iitus.iri, Uiici-a tl*u n devetopet. to pul on cnoir (m -1*1 rin’hr' II ins; lo Clrlateh* 1C years na-o,
ratuiMiwa I ncl udi ng G raaam ’l
"It wmt up a b o il 17 IA p in. I hr waiitnl lo ila- e
SuivlVurs tncluilr a -or. Georg* itiutiiar, father ami biulher.
The nppo'ifoi” "a* quirk t i \A Al l.a .ghlln, Orlamlo. formerly
In 1 normal iltght hr a lt d straight
up. Then, si about 2.laa» irci or lianouiu* th* gi-sernment *t.vi d. assih-lslr-l with Henry Wight in
"I* II hrrumitis- t • an Irnlran lere-t* here; a -laughter. 'Its*
to altitude, it iu-ldiiily tururd
southwest low aid t ocua ami the government I n ha I >. I ...U* i s r s r Lit* Af. lunighlln New Yotk friy
lug fradlllnnai Indian iftis* from and »i vets! grandchildren
niainland.
It begun lu wlurl and aobhlc a government hotel'* true* opte.sl
Euneral service* werr I. I.! In
Twenty-eight rnui-lrs aigi-ed up
Washington lust week
and slatted down. 1 lltoughi it 'finll leglsLlnr demanded
f-r square dsnring a! the t'lvia
was headed straight for in> house.
Center two wrek* sg- Instruction*
I hen it look**] as Ulough it was
will begin again lonlghl at I, with
aiuiing for Ihe HIliHlng P o st trail
professional caller Joe (Tittle dirCr p-srk whl.h IS alfrul I.OUU fret
crime
norih of m) bouse '
The class wilt remain -pen l«
T h e highways (tear Cape Cana
beginner! tonight and next week.
t r i a l wete quickly jammed with
After then lieginneia will have to
curious motorist* who .aw th*
wldll tl-r* -1 s -i-ii g t—Up f—t iri!
tig missile (all rarthwaid.
tn January The n siricllon i-n i>eThe test rocket was supposed
AIEI.BOUBNF. -I I’ll - One nf ag- to carry out thr kind
to head southeast over Hie Allan the nalioii't tup civilian list sails- (duratiunal program ulii:h Is ginnrta dor a nut dose the group
to ttwrse * bo have a knuwledge of
tic But il kept going straight up I m -n said torlay Ihe government, mandatory if
w* a i r to turn out the dance step*
after launching until the rspioslon educators, industry
tut
and the public well-trained students.
The program, hrl-l weekly on the
In rilghl.
the
must woik to eliminate
Hut MaeN’gbb »al-l the pubitr U ric Center patio, is iponsure.l
“ Arak
spols" in Ihe nati-m's hr* Hit grralrit responsibility f-r by the Sinf-rd Recreation Depart
education system if American providing adequate iducall-n fur ment.
youth it to be prepared pt-pcrly tile tvaliiin'a youth.
for the
space sge
He -aid that ti-day thrr* Is a
B t! AfjrN'abh
manager nf
'
parados
of a general publl ”
Some 13,1IB drivers licenses the Atlas Intei,ontlr rnlal llalll tt wiiich strongly supteula lu-tr.l
had F**n isaur •* In SetTSirx.l# r -utn Missile prugrain at < ape fatrast- fundamciital rduralion ‘‘but Is
ty through Tueaday, arrruiiing to tal. told Florida rtiurafora that u n w illin g to pa,- fur it.
Euneral service! lor Aln-toa
tha offir* of fo u n t) Judge Wil ‘ alt too frequently, thr funds al' Instead they spend bilti-as of Rowe. W, veil! h* held tomorrow
l-tcatrd and the (tolicirs cstab
son Alesamier.
Th* figure t* 3,071 Iwlow last lishrd by our government agrn- d.-Bars each year on the 'nrcesii- morning at 10 Jt> at Gramkow
>*ar'l lotat. At Last loud *slra cirs are ilictatrd by political eofl- lies' of m-dein livln,* inch *' Chapel. Th* rfev J-Ln W. Thome*
will -filciate. ll.nial will he !•
iicrnl** at* anticipated this year sideratioris rathrr than hy, the tlqu-r and autoinotiilri,” Ma
Oaklawn Cemetfry.
W 'll only five and a half days need fr-r improving our school Nnbh said.
Hv uddtd that ' the pa-ruts *f
Mr. Rowr died yesterday mornleft befm* Uta it* til Ime Sept. .10. *y stem.”
If thr nath.n is to ‘‘miintaln too many of our ttudrnlt today ing in an Orland 1 hospital after
lines a r t cipertad to b* farmed
In tha lobby nf th* court house, lls position in the space age," are unwilling to assist our rdura- a short illness. He was a retired
fiarks will I-* on duty from 9 MacNabb laid, “th* educator lura by teaching their own chil miller, moving Its Sanl-rtl in lad!
a. m to 6 p. m. weekdays, and must have the authority, t v inte dren rrspcci f-r authority- as rep from Mtlf-rd, I’a. Hi h t f M im>
fiuui 9 a m ui 13 noon Saturday r n ! , Ute kouwied^e and L.« tout resented W our Uacbtra. .
mediate utviyora.
swung back Into Its annual policy
ilebale, which hail tsrrn Inter top*
rd lor two days of hit debate on
Hie China question
Indian Defense Mmi-.rr \ K
Krishna Mcnan and Soviet Eur
tign Minister Andrei Gromyko led
• determined rfforl l» force a full
dress ilebatr on the que.'lon of
China's seat,
llillalii. 1'ianie, III mrmhrts ol
the \fr» \sian bloc, aII ?> I. .tin
Amriiran natlo • and 9 Western
European nations voted wi'h Ihr
l nllr*l Stairs Ihlltren \lio Vsi
ana. lire nine vote v a n ! bloc,
\ ugualav Ik not five West Europranv voted against Hie Am erican
proposal
Voting again.t Hie A m m an ;**>
niton front Western Europe were
Denuiarlv. Einlaml, Irelaiul, \ >.
E»-ur other
way and Sweden
Europeans Austria, tlreccr. I c c
land an Portugal four Afio An
ana and Israel ahitiinr I
Virginia Reports
'Amazing Success'
In Private School
No Other Sherman
Local B r ie f s De!|,iltHisNin"
Recognition Set
For ‘Newcomers’
Helene Builds Up;
Course Uncertain
ArchbiHhop Named
Kiwanians Fleet
Hilfh Court Lashed
Cross Burning Set
By Florida Groups
Firemen To Meet
Crazed Father Kills Four
Children W ith Shotgun
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SPARTA. Mich. (LTI) — A
rraced father rlimased a violent
arjument with hli (itranged wife
Tuesday night by grabbing three
ti-dguni, killing four of their five
children are! letting the house on
fire.
The fifth child w»i Injured »rri
„usly when the falhtr. Or!and Mc
Millan, struck him on the head
with on* of th* ihotgun*.
McMillan was found unconscious
by polic* about on* mil* from th*
rural hom* where th* murder* oc
curved. Th* fir* h« itarted w is
put out before K could rause
much d i m a i t
The dead children were Identi
fied a* Ronald William, 7; Bonnie
Jan*, fl; Richard, 1, and Mlchal*
Yvonne, 10 months. Th* injured
child, Orland Benjamin, I. vest
9 141*0 u a hoipnal s u n ha was
In "fait” condition with brad in
June*.
Sheriff Arnold Ihgurh said Mr
Milian’s wife, Kdilh, sfxiut tj
callnl p»!Ur late Tuesday night
from • neighhor's humr *nd sail
"my husband Is healing nie."
I'lgorih said Mrs McAtillan h»d
been under court order lo refrain
from sidling Ihe children who had
been living with MrMillan In the
farm home.
Tuesday night she went lo the
home and told McMlEan ahe was
going to take the children.
McMillan, an unemployed far
lory worker, admitted the m ur
der*.
Mi* McMillan was taken to a
hospital In Grand Rapids, auuut
Ik miles south of Sparta, where
she wsi reported in a s'ate «?
shuck Do*tuts r siJ she had cut*
ua her fa-*.
La»t w in te i. I lr m l'a
said
h.
ha-l itisbamlcd hi* oi inch of iqe
Ku K lu s tvlan in Elorida and
Iig .i.lt r d Ihe I , nig’ 1* nf Ihe AAlute
< ainetlla o f the N C ij ia l C h ristia n
t nureh.
Kills .Self, Finally
LA HABRA. Calif. l l l ’D— l-e
lun-l G. Durham, 11 year old
Hilgtes Aircraft executive who
tned to kill hlmsrll 12 times this
year
rrt
surcessfu) uri ills i l t h
try.
Hi* lifrle.a b.«ly was found
crumpled in 1 shower tn hli lus
nrlous home Tuesday by his
housekeeper
Annivernary For Ike
WASHINGTON t l ' P l t - Presl
dent Eisenhower had a ihltii an
niversary brday, Inrt il i> not one
he will remember with fondnet*.
On Sept 24. ItU , t t ahtrut 7
a nr., Ut* Prevident was stricken
with a heart sttark at Ihe Denver
home of hi* mother • in • law,
lit s. John i . Dowd
‘Bugs In Chariot’
Delay Moon Trip
KNOXVIIXr. Tet.n t l'I ’l The
Commander of the Cape C*n»
vrral, El-s . nilsstl* te.t. o ^ '* lions said brfitr* a m in il stl-d
to thr m-ion “ all the hugs will
have 10 he out of the chart -• "
At a J. Gen Donald N Astei
a-itlresinl *Ou Kiwantrms Turs-lsy
at 1 Krntucky Tfrine«*rs di-trict
eonvenlion.
He said a m*n can b* •’i-d into
iji , * "within a very sbu-t llrrie
but gelling him lo Ihe moon Is
"a long way off.”
General Yates said Ih sr *ha
shorn the first man to the moon
from the U.S. want to be eon
vlnred that ” h* will have * ptslly
good chance to get there and
back.”
He told reporter! tha' getting
a rocket U the rno-n ' is not a
seriously difficult Jib, but we
eapect to encounter failures be
cause of th* state of development
of »ug gueiilct.”
Give Youth Cause,
Billy Graham Asks
Diapers To Eat,
Okay; To Dance,
Trousers Needed
Bulletin
Mrs. McLaughlin,
Ex-Resident, Dies
^8 Couples Sign
For Square Dance
Prepare For Space Age,
Florida Educators Told
Driver’s Licenses
Sales Are Lagging
Rites Tomorrow
For Alanson Rowe
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man who Iwhavr* tike a Harvard
iraduatr,** taya Sterena. “ He'a a
trouble ahooter who hlr»va out hit
lervleea, moatly on the aide of
In. law."
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rtilnkln* private eye* of the pa»t.
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Deal wlik STKMPKR and
Y a n r T ata p a r - I T
PA YS
\ a movie year# igo named “Thla
Hun For Hire."
"It’a Ju»t i i well." Steren* *ald
phllnjophlrally. "Audlenrei might
have thought il waa a VVeHern. Aa
It l». when wa'go on the air Sept
22 we follow ‘Rratloa Gun* and
•Wella Fargo',"
Miami Frosh Host
Mexicans Tonight
All AMI ( U P D -T h e tfnlveclty
of Miami freihma nfoothall team,
hailed •• the heal In the school*,
hltlnry, ela.ihea wllh Mralro PollTerh tonight In (he Orange Rnwl
The -Tine la rated ahout even,
although the Mealrart are moatly
roMege Junior* and aenlor*.
The baby Huclranet, nearly all
of them at-»iate nr all-AmerIra
In high *rhool, will outweigh the
M.alrana aome M potuda per man
in Ihr in* and backflcld.
Tliey are pared by lialfhark
Jam et Bruno of Agawam, )t*aa .
who (for*d |7( potnla aa a high
.rhocl aenlor taat year. At quar
trrh a A will he I j r r y Heninger
of Briitol, Tenn. Fullhark nil
Diamond of Miami and rft haf
Ron Fritiehe of Tipp City. Ohio,
round out the Miami harkfield
Poll Tech hai beaten the Miami
freahman hy narrow m ardna for
the laat two tear*.
Roth team* employ Mlami’a
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"Originally the ihow waa filmed
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awltrhrd to n T \’ arrl.i Instead
Therefor*, our firat ahow, Oft. to,
will run an hour and a half."
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changea too. At f lc t It waa titled
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Plctur** objected berim e It mad*
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VOL. XLIX
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
K-tahlwhed 1908
MONDAY. SEPTEMRKR 22. 1958
SANFORD/ FLORIDA
Shop A n d Save
In Sanford
*
United I’rew* I.rased Wirt
NO. 206
.Expecting Another Charge
Russia; Ike Planning Reply
Red Press Blasts
Ike Rejection 01
Khrushchev's Note
SANFORD PHYSICIAN HONORED — Dr r.wiritf H. Starke* Day. held Sunday. Honoral the Suntonl Negro iloctor for his year* of service to the community. Dr. .1. C, Kingpiny (right) presents Dr. Starke with « pla ijue for •'meritorious service.”
(Photo by flcrgstromt
Doctor Recognized
Gov. Collins A sk s Action
With 'Day' Sunday
To End Integration Issue
MOSCOW (DPI) _ The Moscow
press devoted banner headline i
today *o Pirsident Elsenhower's
rejecllon of Premier N i k i t a
Khrushchev's Ule*t note,
The Moscow mandn-lhe-street
tmik the rejection calmly, but dip
lomatir observer* said it led to
a situation which appeared to he
(hr most dangerous the world has
i known tlnee World War II
"I’np re reden ted! . . . premedi
tated provocation'" said the head
line* in the Communlsi o r g a n
Pravda. It* editorial desetihed the
President's action a* •'insolent."
and said it was "condemned In
many countries."
(Red China, echoing the line
laid down Sunday by Russia, said
America's refusal tn abandon Us
friends In the Far Ka*t had trans
formed the diplomatic negotiatlrns It Warsaw to ‘'mare empty
w»rds."
"If the United States 1* real')slr.crr*. It must Immediately atop
its aimed pruvocatiun* amt oar
thirat* and immediately withdraw
111 force* from the Taiwan (For
mosa) area." Peiping Radio said
The broadcast said F.i sen bower
rejeelesj Khrushrhev's note "be
rsuse Hie Soviet leader exposed )
the U.5. as an aggressor and di*
ercdite<l (ta policy af itomlr
blackmail.")
The official pr**s here quoted
comments from Communist new*
psprrs^and correspondents in var
lot* countries to support Its rlaim
of widespread nppoat'.lon Ij the
President's stand.
Reds Attem pting
P ropaganda Gain
WASHINGTON (LTD
United attempt to rapitaliia on President
Stale* officials today pri J.fted a Eisenhower’, rebuff to Soviet f r e
new blast >f Rvissun propacamb er Ktirtiihehev by making it
trying tu Identify this country ippear America is preventing
with war numgering in the Far peace in the F'ar East.
East. Prrrldent Eltenhuuer was
Diplomatic observer* would not
reported preparing a "ihatp" an
in' : speeuUIr on »li»t they believed
sixer to
the latetl
Haiti *n would lie the official Soviet reac
charge*.
tion t - ElK ihawrr*' re lection of
The Suvleta were expected t > the Soviet premier's note.
Itrd N»te Abusive
But they ssrre certain It would
Ire preceded try an alt out propa
ganda attack charging the Uniird
Stale* with deliberately prevents
lug any F'ar Eastern aetilement.
They noted the official Soviet
news agency T a n already had
claimed the Hi.itrd 5ta!ri wa* un
willing "to listen lo the volet of
rearon."
TAIPEI, Formosa I LTD— The
The Ta*a Jispatvh, they (aid,
top American eommandet* in the undoubtedly would b* (allowed by
Pacific met todsy with Chinese limilar propaganda blast* In th*
Nationalist military ’eader* to Russian newspaper, and over R a
plot strategy in the face of Pei dio Moscow. Thlt probably would
ping warning* that war r.nild go on for ■ day or two before
brrak out at any time with the the Soviet govemmen* look any
United States
"official" action, these observer*
No communique w si Issued added.
after the first of two day I of conTh* SorM premier warned
ference*. Hut military quartri* ■gainst U S, "Interferonc*" In th*
believed the talk* dealt primarily Formosa Strait situation in hit
alth America * rote in defending note to FlDcnhowrr. Th# Prealthe Formosa area with Jet fight dent flatly refused to arerpt th*
ers, atomic-capable miatlles and note ami the White House brand
the nuclear equipped Tth Fleet.
ed It "abuaiva," "intemperate,**
As they confened In lecret, "replete with faltr aecuiaUona'*
Radio Peiping pouted out a and
containing " i n i d m l a a i stream of warnings that the Cum- hla threat.."
mum-ts still were determined to
Prepare Pulley Statement
take Formosa aid the offshore is
Tast railed Elsenhower'* arlioti
lands One broadcast said;
“ a new example of how little
"The Uniird Stair* t* kindling the** ruling circle* consider tha
the flame* nf war with the Peo demand of the people* to put an
ple*' Republic of China which end to the poller of rattling uf
Ingfit **> pre Ipftafrrr at' any true armament, wideh la Mnrt'ng the
menu"
world to th* brink of w ir, and
Communist
Foreign
Minister to enter on the path of a peace*
Chen Yi *atd tn ano'her brvadeast ful ertllrmrnt of unsolved Inter
that t-mi million Chine tr ar<* de national question* "
termlne l to recover the r.*f»hnte
islands and that "no force on
raitn can »top them "
Within hour* Maithal Peng Tehhuai, Communist eommamter in
ehlif ard bead <-f the ‘'Volun
teers" in North Koiea, n rffirmnl
Communist intmtlor* toward F'ornu-ia ami said Peiping hst "every
right to i r r o v r r their o n t e n i
lory hy sit (uttabla mcai.t at a
•uita'i'r nine.”
Krplarrmrnt of an existing linttier bridge with a new ronvieta
structure over I lie* St. John* River
south of Lake Hart.ry at the. SeminolcA’oluri* county line Is *eheThree mote men have filed for i dulcd l» begin by Oct. 7, the Slat*
the City roitimlMbm rlerlion In Road Department announced to
day.
Sanford
State Highway Engineer At C.
I’hillip T M.e'.-, ■ conductor
with Ibe Attantle Co*.! Line Rail Churrh said the existing bridge,
road, i d e a te d hla candidacy late which ha* • swing span for palegr of river traffic, will he re
Friday afternoon.
Clyde H Rotwrtaofl, general placed hy a medium high level
manager of the Thcrm-tt Tam- (ins bridge, A navigation channel will
■ru! Appliance Co, Inc a n d 'Jo e tn- provided to river traffic may
It Raker, da'ryman f*>r I’e r f e c - - pa-s without interrupting bridge
lion Dalrtrs, qualified this morn- traffic.
The IS6J/M7 project will Include
ins Get. IA is the deadline (>r fil
a t.770 f.rnt bridge of pre »trrt*cd
ing.
David Wayne Millie,, J5 yrar-old concrete and approaches to tha
Sanford mu»lc te.trhcr, and Troy bn tge. The bridge will have a
T Rlchaidaun, local produce mer- M foot roadway with two aidechar,t previously stated thrir in walk*.
The bridge la located on Slata
tei.thins of running for the teal
Another candidate win. filed latt Road 45, which runt between U. S.
week withdrew hit name after Highway IT south of Sanford to
U. S. Highway t north of Titus
*‘i ecunxldeririii "
ville. it is ju*t north of the busy
Orlando t ape Canaveral arc*.
Churrh said Cleary Brother* Con
struction Company of West Calm
Reach ha* been award, d the conIran. A total of 350 calendar day*
will t>e allowed for completion of
the project.
Leaders Plotting
Formosa Strategy;
Reds Warn U. 5.
Mure than *00 Central Florida
residents w Unrated esrsmonlex
honoring t)r. George II. Starke
9LENLNGTON. Ky. lU»*l - Tlic of the i inference, Collins said. Sunday afternoon at (‘rooms
Southern liovcrnori Conference "Our central difficult)', I n n con High School. The Negro doctor
chairmen, Gov. Lcftuy Collin* of vinced, stems from our (allure la was recognlicd for hit 51 ycart
Florida, today faced squarely the provide equitable implementation i **n k f ,0 lt" c-vmmurvity.
Master of ceremonies for the
School Integration problem tn the and tafeguarding P r o e r d urea
South and urged action tu end ' trie through legi-lath-u e acted b/ the program was t*r Richard V
Moore. president of Uethuisemo*t severe constitutional and so- C«ngir»s.
"This m ud be a twa -tded coin Cookmati College. Tpe theme,
cial criala since the Civil War.”
Speaking at the ripening section Congrrstional legislation shoo'd "Ib is is your Career,'* featured
protide for facilitating d 'sigrc’ a music and a devotloni] program.
PAPA COMBS HOME — K.ljror \V. liawltmon ADC,
A plaque was presented to Dr.
lion In individual coxmunitea
yrrt-cU'tl on hi* return Snltmlay frunt a lour in Port Lvun
where and when it it fra-iblr. Rut Starke commemorating his year*
ify, French Morocco. Hi* funtil* linn ivshlt-il in Sunfortl
it should aU<> provide protection of service. Die presentation s»as
made by Dr. J, C. Mingling
aince his (le|uirturu lu*t Juiniary, lluwlemon i* iiltHchutl
again*! improvident. fu*ccd d'-eOther gilts from members of
to VAH-7, Deluchment 45, iinnttslmacd «t the Snnfortl
gregation tn communit-, where
( the George H. Stark* fray ram*
Bed Barber, famous sports an and uhen it ti not fe.meir,"
Navnl Air Station.
(Offirin) L'. S. Navy Photo)
;
milter
Included
a
therapeutic
nouncer and graduate of Seminole
Collins sain too much time al chair and filing cabinet.
High School will be the film nar ready ha* r la p m l t> wir.i-rt
Flowers and trlrgrauv* from adrator for » color movie on aafely further delay in getting III’ t<*
miter* and patients filled *Ji«
tomorrow night when SIIS hold! lion cut of the desegregation dl
aulitnnum. One trlrgiam was re
the fu st J’-TA meeting of the lemma He said this should be ceived from the *ery first blhy
year. Parent* of junior and senior the first Item of buiine*. for Con- delivered hy the Sanford phyilhigh school Undent* will meet at Ktess when 11 convenes next Jan- rian.
■ p. m.
; nary.
Biilrrnett nrsrrtbed
^ The polling place foe pie ‘ act
•*The South should ha*e no eon
tty At. M E T tN E d
beamed >n television tu •Indent*
JS ha* oeen changed for the Sept. cern about the adequacy if It*
United Pres* International
on lh*tr honor to watch..
10 election. Instead of the Armory. repreienutlcn in the rongrritionPrivate groips tn Arkansas and
Displaced w h i l e slurl>nts In
Voter* will me the Sanford Shrine t! forum ’* Collin* declared
"Intloclrtn4t^on*• was the thtnte Virginia made patchwork rfioils Charlottesville, Vi., a t t e n d e d
flub. Thurtd*) I* the deadline
In leading up to his proposal
Sunday morning when about 6ttO tmtav tu educate pupl's tell idle
for absentee voting f >r the e'er- for c in jie u lo r a l action. Collin*
MIAMI (UPI>—A fire, frit by Florida Elks held a bu*in**a imrt tiy local reiistarre tn Integiatim. their first <la**es of the year In
private home* amt buildings—one
lion which it,eludes a runoff be went into detail tn describing the hlgllly i mlnisllblr paint thinner, ing at the Sanford Civic Center.
At Little Rock, te.sons were a hainUke structure that in the
tween Je rr) < arter anti Jim lll-n- butrtnri* engendered by the destroyed four buildings Sunday
This was part uf a busy pro
past has served both as a rindlon for Railroad ar.d Fublie L’till school m i gration problem In the night, interrupted electrical serv- gram planned for the annual fail
house and a Catholic parochial
ties Commissioner.
pa*! (our )ears.
le* to nearby homt* and held up conference of the Ftorhta Stale
School.
Republican voters will (house !>«
He said, "tragically, f see lit a freight train before the blase Elks Association.
^*seen Fred Zerrenner sod Jo»- He liope for pulling out of this was brought und»r control Two
i’lrrn t) in Norfotk, Ya . holding
Rtale president Wllia MrCall
out little hope that a federal j idge
Saunders for Republican Commit Cfi.l* — short of rational ealas- firrmrn weir overtoma by *mok«. rorductcl the session a* intmlier*
would grant a final plsa for post
teeman. .Mr*. Z cm nner and Mi*. tKiphe — If vse continue to follow
rtvaoissl • master plan for indoc
ponement of court-ordered de*egSaunders a r t running for Kcpubtl the pieient pattern of event*.
trination procestur**
rogation at ai( *rh«n!*. laid plan*
can Committee women.
Appwaring bofora the ds’etat**
•'I refute to believe that w*
CHICAGO (DPI)—Ted William*,
A large delegation from tlir
have passed the point where men liar Button Red So* outfielder, Sunday were patients and nurrrs south end of S*eniinols> County I* for emergency elaisr*. Forced In
tegration automatically eb-set Vir
The Goldsboro Rar. IfiiO W n t h fif
wl„ f<1) rj.p >hoY< tholr was f i n e d ISO by American from tlir H arry-hnn» Cripled
rs|-e«tr<l to be present Tue-day ginia school*, under -tatr law
Si v*a* entered S'turdjs night, a -u jlfferen-.e*. abate their preju l-ragur President Mill Harrldge Children's Home, which It s u p p l i
morning for the t ountj Commis
Tbr head* uf II stater met
15 bottles of .'scotch whi-key abd H kr| J ld lt*tvr lhrir ptide. in today for throwing hi* bat during ed by the Florida Association Fav sion meeting
*n. according to b report by the ofJtf |o | ( r , f the natl*>nal in- Sunday's gam* with Washington. orable eorrment atrealy had beer
The resldrnla plan to protrit the mranwhllr at larslngton. Ky ,
Sanford Police Department,
trresl," he said
Williams threw th» bat after he received hy local number for Ilie paving by Com mi*stoner It P, where the annua! Southern 'Jos
"Talking in term* of realltie*. was called out nn strike* and it “dlarama" In kite Svif.-rd Elk* D>ald of a road running parallel to ernon Conference began I he
-sc should recognise that the dr strvek ■ woman near the ttusIon Club. Thi* was an animate! d ;*. hi* property, arcinling In re snowballing racial crisis war nut
ptay showing tome of the 'r»a*.- port*.
on the nffieial agrnrla, but was
jcirlon of the Supreme Court of dugnut, injuring her slightly.
mant (isen patter.!* at the home
Chairman of the board John certain to draw plenty of alien
the United State* can only be
.
,
A capacity crowd was roport Kridar east that hr had bean he lion
changed hy th* court Itaelf tr bj F l 'O D G u \ p C C t 6 d
sd i t *ba Iliwalan dance,Saturday seiged with phone rails from
Maryland Gov. Theodore Me
ronitltatinnal
amendment.
No
one
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MIAMI
(L'PJi
VuthartllM
to
George Hirt. 35. died in Orange
night Enthuilatm eonlinued Run
Memorial Hospital at a a tn. Sat seriously aspect* that either
day were considering ratting In day through breakfast nnit lunch Irate residents who have !*rn pro- Keldin e s p r r s s r j wlllingriei* to
urday after an tllnsss o ' it* these thing* swill happen."
the FBI or posts! inipeetura to eon, h«ld in the local rhih house. -nl-ed roast improvement by ftmld, spur aor a lesolutioil endorsing
inveutigate
a letter
w h i c h Bob IIHhimer and Don lla'es but Fad been put nff due tu tack rare mixing in the • ho Is. but
month*
said there w«> doubt suth a
Born tn Rutte. Montana. Mas
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,
warred a Negro woman not ta war* in charge of arrarg rm irU of fumta.
Other but nee* wOl tnelud# tbr measure would pass
try lo enroll her three children far tfcs conference
jn. Ijnj, h* hat lived In^ Osteen [ _ £ £ | O n r O S t J C 6 K S
awarding of a contract for reHirt
Gov, Octal Faubu* nf Arkansas
In an all-white elementary school
for the p*»t <T
“ year*. Mr. ,,l*‘
atiesem .nt of all county proper said h« had ISO nbierllon to Intfo
here.
rat »uper.ntenil»nt of roads ami P u n H F o r B u M d i l l S
ty. Tw-i Tr appraisal tompanirs diKtinn of llie subject at the con
ridgea for Vnlniia County He
0
. member of Uie O.terv Hap
I'KRARV
t V lleri<rt D
VIENNA - U r i ) - The Board at* likklmg on tb* Contract; ference. but «aid he wotjl1 fasor
ss
llunnlcutt «"d k-soviates Ist* , a resolution asking tire federal
.1 r s „ „ h
Gibb IVast iu». American la-gum.
U*t
WASHINGTON <UPI>-A broad nf Hie Austrian Roman ( alhaltr
Surviving
hi. wife. Mr* Mae «-w '* « ^ ^ * « * * ^
dr" ' «* easting Industry offirtal said to Ynuth Association* announced a f t Petersburg, and the Dowling government ta “ respect the right*
iurvivlng are hie
protest today against the sched Appraisal Co
guaranteed to the states by tbr
Hirt, Osteen; I daughter. Mr* onnstruct • new building.
Commander G- F Smhh said day Hie major network) are giv uled holding «f a Communisi
The rued ng Has been celled Cnnttilullon and tu r r a ie unwar
Carolyn Pirkiae, Oiteen; three
ing
free
lime
to
Sherman
Adams
the l.egion bus been "well-receleaor*. Robert R. Hirt and t arry .d" in DeRary and surrounding tonight because of an "implica "world youth feiitval" in Vienna for l!) a m in the County Cum mi* raided Interference In stair m sl
•ion Rioun at the
Sr-minotr
ier* "
flirt. Osteen; Wrodel! Hirt, San touns In It* drive. Smith »aid the Itoil by the While House that Hie in 1959
County Cuiirthoorr
ford; III* fathrr. Kdward 11 HIM. g r o u p hopes to complete the drive pmidcntial assistant would an
O-teen; a brotl.er. Edward Hirt. h y iter IS.
noun e his rrtlgnalinn
NEW DELHI. India <t i‘l>-A O u tlo o k G lo o m y
Otiern; f n e sitter*. Mr*. Ethel
government re-jmrt nn unemploy
WARSAW I HIT I U. R. Am
*T *it. Mrs.
Olga Nettles. Mi*
ment aaid tsiday India hat a u r mrinist Chinese Ami-*»»ador Wang
Alice To<),l. and Ml** IJly Htrt,
pin* of baby-.liters, truck driver* Ping-nan meet heir today In an
Osteen and
Mr*. Margaret Hafand messenger boys and a siiort- atmosphr.r of general p-stniilsm
rifje. New
York City »nd one
age of draftamen, englnrrr* and that they ran solse the Formosa
grandchild.
crisis.
other technical personnel.
Funeral aerslee* will b» hrid
A policeman must have i viris-jtiir water, 1 wat, a* mo*l women
Tue-day at 1 p. m. at the Otleen
ly of tairnie wiueo, ... •vsilly, | will lie, at a to ss a, t o wiist tu
liaplisi Ciiuuii with the ItiV. J o ; ;
have little relation to hia dally Jot* |d» ur how to shut the water olf,"
Cardoto officiating Burial will be
of enforcing the law
in Osteen Cemetery
MIAMI —(L'l'D —A prominent 1 1 f the rigarrt. lie aildtsl that
Frequent news stories will tell Mrs. Witt said., ,"UHirrr
__ ___ . Hai.ict
Britton Funeral Home la In
may still he l-i danger
both
happened
by
and
I
confronted him
rancer
rsuearcher
»a«i
Sunday
smoker,
nf the aid given by officer*
charge.
with the aituaiion. Seeing -he
that excessive rlgatet imoktng even if they use filter-tip cigaron
and
off
duty.
Policemen
aid
the
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has Iwen ‘‘eoiiclu»ively proven" r(% „r d n‘| li.uale »ln.-e t:tey have
<| <rk, r e u u r parakr-ct. dog,, eats problem, lie nut otiii got the water
to produce lung cancer.
atul other pets; they do a variety stopped but contacted a plumber
to breathe the sir in whteh tha
Dr. E. Y. Cotedry of HI. Louis, sro-Ae r.rculairs.
of other tboies, such as provid at that time of morning. The
Mo . told the meeting of the Pan
ing information to tourists and plumber tam e out immediate!) to
Hr said cigar* arc lea*
generally helping people In need. rrmedy the situation."
de.lgrrous Ihm eigere.s ioA di»cu**lon of bid* for -tree* American Cancer Cytol | y Society
Mrs Witt said *hr owed Offi
that
he
based
hia
opinion
on
two
Sanford has an expert plumber
rauve
they
burn
slower.
He
resurfacing l* Icheditled to head
on li« police force, according to cer Hair let a "great deal cd
»atd pipe eoiokria are safer
(he httsinea* at the weektv meet mam factors;
5lrs, Charles R. Witt, Celery City thunks." If the water had k.-pt
_That at'lielL-a shnw raorer
eteo than cigar invokers from
ing of the Sanford City Commls
running for any length nf line,
Restaurant.
lung
renter,
hut
warned
they
of
|l,e
lu"g
U
more
frrque.ll
ainu tunlfht.
it 'would havr done a great
Saturday
morning,
shortly
alter
to
person*
“
ho
ate
hrasy
should
keep
their
pipes
risen
Other Rem* no the advance
Mrs. Witt opened the rr.taurant, amount of damage, she explained.
In troid possible tongne caatwokrra.
Agenda Include adoption of ordi
"My husband and 1 are proud
one of the water pijies licgan to
eer.
—That eclenUst* h a r t isolated
n a n c e and rewlutlon regarding the
Irak rather badly. Customers in to say Herman Harriet la a mem
earctnagenlc ■«h«tanc»e In elgCow dry **id a new method to
l i s t TV budget and the Increased
the testam ent were unable to ber of our police force," she eon• ret xwoke that wt't *- ’
detect lung cancer In Its early
t a t . requetlJ for ro rin f ehinge*.
help "because they didn't know clod rd.
leges is being des eloped In l.horaacer l« experlmrolal animal*.
a report from the rlty attorney
about abutting the water
Cuwdry, head of the Vkem * ratorie* here, lie pointed out that
Thlx was a big problem fur
on the legal »tatu* of the Gold*“DIARAMA’* ON DISPLAY — The animated picture do- •ny'hlr.g
off," Mra. Will laid.
Mr>. Witt. Fur Offiect Harriet. It
Institute at rystology evper.nenU, tesla of
b o i» Rrrrtatkm Area, »[)eclal a»- Cancer Retest.h
manatrating
treatment
of
children
at
tlie
llarry-Anna
Along cam* Officer Herman wrs all In a day’* work. A broken
•*nm erit ptoefdurei and dlaeu*- Washington UnivrrtUy, Si L-uia. jcelta in body ireretiona. nr* rw>w Children’* Home* wnx keen i t the Ifcai Elk* Club lft*t
Harriet. Soon, the problem had water pip* didn't excite him. He
alon* with Chamber of Com more* •aid he believed the tmokr front underway wnlrli are hoped to a*weekend by drlrgutex to the fail conference or the KluiTda been -olved
solved th* problem calmly, and
official*, whn hive requnted an clgnrets <*•* the hlggrri danger, -jvt in making early drago-rfls of
State
Lika Asauciatiun.
Nvl having anything to slop t went oo hi* stay
iralheg
than
tha
actual
Ingiednut*
,
lung
rsiw.se.
J
eioLae** wwh uw Comuviaion.
lo c a l Briefs
About 500 Attend
New s Briefs Elks' Convention
Students Given Lessons
In ’Patchwork' Fashions
Miami Has Fire
Protests Expected
On Road s Paving
Williams Fined $50
Stale Announces
Plan To Replace
St. Johns Bridge
Five Now Seeking
Commission Post
George Hirt Dies;
Funeral Tuesday
ProteHt Festival
Resignation Seen
Too Many Sitters
Cancer Researcher Sa ys
Sm oking ’Definite Cause'
Commission Lists
Tonight’s Agenda
j
4
O fficer's Talents M any,
Local Policeman Proves
Accident Injures
11-Year-Old Girl
F'slrly heavy* wrrkend traffic
In St-mlnol* County was marked
by one accident at 5 p. itt. Satur
day, the Sheriffs )te par tin rut
r sported.
A collision at the intersection
of ‘JOth St. ami Country Club
Circle Drive. Injured l.lnda Spen
cer, I* yeer-oh) daughter of Mr.
and Mr*. Jim Sp.neer, She Wax
taken tn the Seminole Memorial
Ho,pitsl with severe larrrations
and cuts around the face. She Wes
reported in "good" rendition thi*
morning hy hospital authorities.
William D. Caussqf, Sar-ford,
The accident recurred whrn AYR.
Ham D. Causey, Sanford, turned
west aciura the path of a jeep
driven by Spencer en ‘Juth S t*
Deputy Vent Brewster, investiga
ting officer, aid. Damage w»* about ITtO lo each vehicle. Caurey
was charged with making an Im
proper left turn.
I
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|f » ftmfort | m l l
Pig* -—Mon. Sept P , lOS&li
Slezak Declares Princes?' Love Story May End Happily
Is Era O f Fat M a n
HOLLYWOOD ( U P D - Fat man
Walter Slaiak patted his paunch
with a pair of chubby handa ttday
a s d announcad thli ii lha era of
fat men.
“Show badness I* overflowing
with fat mri),’’ hr *ald happily.
"Jackie Glraaon ii reluming to
television wiUt a fat partner. Bud
dy Hackett. Burt Ivaa and Ortoo
WellM arc being lought for dorc m of movla rolci.
"And heat nf all, I have ham
Winn-Dixie Stores
Pay Employe Fund
Over $2 Million
SANFORD CREWS AUOAFID—The 41.00U-lon USS E«
■ex jolnrd the Seventh early thin week with AJ “ SnvSay
ajtta" from Sanford Heavy Attack &iuiitlruii
Squndrun Seven's
Seven’* “do
"Gi
Kn.iex
Dovl!” Detachment aboard. The E
mcx wns
was scheduled to
ti
in
return to Mayport In the early fall, after eight months ir
the Mediterranean, but was redeployed and rushed to the
Far Kant through the S um Canal. The "Go Devils’’ and
their AJ carrier-bused bombers will remnln in the west
ern Pacific for an undisclosed length of time.
(Official U. S. Navy Photo.
Local M a n Finds East Side Preaching Is Hard W o rk
If you wrre a mlnltter, how
would you addreu a congregation
Bisda up of dopa addict*, gang
leaders, thieve* and murderer**
What would you say lo thl*
group to help thtm ahrd the way*
of haUed and crime? How would
you treat the eiit-awaya nf every
aace and mlaluraT
The answer* tan only bo learned
iiw ftXdukiicCi
Robert Kenneth Armilrong. a
ISM graduate of Samlnola High
School and aipirant of the Epticopal m inistry, taarned aome of tlio
onawrra this *ummer. T ht young
Florida Slate atudent had just
finished two )•«•* In sociology
when he received word that he
had been accepted for lha ram
mer *Ulf al Trinity Pariah In
Hew York City.
Trinity Tahiti l« a lower railaide mlaslon, composed uf on* of
the poorest hum arras In lha
world. Th« Episcopal Church Is
the only parish la the area. There
oro two rhapeli, St. Augustin* and
gt Christopher.
The challenge come* at night,
aebool for younger children In the
large recreation room beneath the
church. Trips around th e rily
With Ihe youngiUr* ate taken dur
ing the afternoon, Thli I* ra*y.
The rthallrnge routes «t night,
when the tccnagct* use the recre
ation room. Theta young people,
come from broken home*, or
homes where both patent* wuik
and have lithe tlma for family
life. Thry lack Live, understand
ing *nd any feeling of security.
Robert found that to e\l*lt in
Uni area ine youngsters either
became drug addlcli or meml-e-a
of street gangs. Drug adillcl* are
not In gangs They have no time,
airier every hour must be spent
borrowing or atcal'ng money for
another "fix." Those In gangs find
a secure relationship with other
boys, which lakes the place of
homi-life Their female countei’parts, "the deb*', operate In the
•am* manner, with wars, figUla,
and loitering.
Teenage society uf the lower
east side has a peculiar code.
When dances tr e held boys line
tip on unc *ldc of Uio room, girls
on the oilier. When they want
to dance they run over end grab
a partner, gyrate madly on the
floor, a id leave the partner there
when the dance la over.
. The young piople never date
Wien they marry the girl slay*
home while Ihe young hubantl goes
out with his gang. Or oftrn thry
go thrlr separate ways. Rarrly
do they do anything together *o
daily.
This ll what the Trinity Parish
*-i| to work with. The challenge
nas become so important to Robert
that after a year of earning money
for studies he will return lo New
York lo finish at New York Uni
versity, where he will be close
to the east side and its prublcms.
Is the parlth making progifssT
Yes, definitely. Father C. Ktlner
Myers, vicar of the parish has
written a hook about the accom
plishments of Trinity. "U ght the
Dark Streets" Ims become doubly
fnteiriting to Robert eince hr has
mrl some of the characters who
have changed their ways to a
Chiistian life.
One of Die favurlte occupations
of iiaiigi and drily addicts is to
sit on the, wtr j u g r steps with lltp
staff a i d ’ hold discussions. Stiff
member?, strive to establish a per
sonal relationship with the young
sters. They feel that on e the feel
ing of friendship Is a t ( nitty, nothing hut good run come of It. Boy*
of to or II will nerd the tecurlly
four years later when they are
tempted to loin gangs in pursuit
o( fellowship.
Sunday morning sermons can
not tre moral remark* aboul minor
Infraction*.
The
congregation
needs to Identify Itself with the
sermon. Inslcht Into the lives ran
be srcumplivhtd only by living
with them, as members of the
staff have done
Kotiert's roommate this summer
was the Negro leader of the
‘‘Knights,” una nf the moyl vicious
gangs ever spawned in Use Lost
Side. Furniture In the recreation
mom had to be replaced six limes
)wrati-r the Knlglits kept biea'xlng
it. Rut because the staff at Trini
ty became fruited friend*, the
Knights have disintegrated Into a
mhIaI club, one that Is part «f
the rhurrli. The leader ha* heroine
a volunteer worker.
Robert said that out of lire hardesl things In overcome was the
fart that he was a Southerner.
Boy Scouts Rale Dad First In Survey
NEW YORK (LTD — Ttla Isn’t
Father** D»y, but take a bow any.
way, pop.
To most idotcsccnt American
boys, according to a survey re
leased today by the Roy Scouts ol
America, dad Is thrlr No 1 hero.
The reasons are a little lurprts.
Ing, too. t t ’a not because dad Is
a big, hendsumn all-powerful fel
low that his Ions choose him a*
thrlr hero.
Ninety par cent of the boys q u it
tionrd ssld thay admire (alher lor
Ids character judgment, prisons!
qualities, and vocational amt Social
(kills.
Feel Parental V e d
During the BSA-sponsorrd m<
vey, a scientific sampling of the
attitudes and dealrri of boys aged
11 to It, the youngsters were con
tactrd by experts from Ihe social
research In'-llula ol lha University
of Michigan.
One finding wai Hist hoys lod.y
often ftal a greater need h r par
ental guldancb than the.- show.
Most regaid decisions about "when
to b* In at night,” money and
pwaonal problems to be In the
provirci of their parent*.
It may coma as a blow hi girls,
but the bey* aald they worry mere
about achievement winning, aebool
Ora del, vacs Ilona I choice and job
Wcceoa Utoa thay da about glrla.
Clrtn and other fHernia are, boworor. their tacand moat Important
worry, although the boy a Indicated
that they alia worry about per-
sonal ptesiurei, family finances
and problems.
Want Responsibility
The hoys wric aikril wit at
irukrt them feel Important and
useful. Morr than Half replied that
‘Taking responsibility" gave them
this feeling,
Parents may t* Surprised to
hear what the hoys say about
"why parrots make rules." Light
out ol nine laid "for the bensflt
of bo* t " The ninth b?-y had a no.
lion the mica were made to suit
patent* only.
Askr-1 to name Ihe leisure activi
ties thry enjoy moil, ths buys
selected, iu order,
swimming,
hurting, wotklng on r a n . base
ball, basketball, football, fishing,
tamping and hunting.
Through acssions on the vicarage
steps ha wat abla to adulate pari
shioners on the South, and con
vince them that he felt It was un
christian and un-American to keep
people segregated because of race.
The doctrine of "loving until that
love Is returned’’ constitutes the
vary backbone of Trinity Taiiih.
Trust In tha laadara of the
church hsl convinced many a drug
addict that ha ehauld go tu the
Up MARIAN R. JON KM
The Golden Circle Sunday School
Class of tha F liit liaptiat Church
of Oviwtu held Ita monthly busi
ness mealing and social gathering
Tuesday evening at (he homi- of
Mr*. A. H. Hay, Jr.
The mtellng was conducted by
Mrs. 8. R. Riggins, president. ,
Delicious
refreshments were
served by lh* hostess tu Mrs. R.
I.. Ragsdale, Jr.. Mrs. A. It. Ray,
Jr., Mrs. A R. Jilgglns, Mrs. Her r
Gore. lira. Rill Uaery, Mrs. Vesia
Pendarvis, Mrs. At Dawson and
Mrs. Jane Muse.
The population of Uvledo Is inrira sln g rapidly. At first the
trend seemed to favor little
girl-. Today the news has com*
In, however, that the tide ha?
turned. Mr. and Mr*. Ivan Jakubcln nr* proud of their new son.
Joan Is Hu- former Joan Brown.
The pruud giandpaienl* are Mr.
and Mr*. I’. II. Ilrown ami Mr. and
Mrs. George Jakubrln. Hr,
Colena and Den Ward aia hap
py with the new addition to
their family —a little daughter.
Itutnor has It that it is to Innamed Virginia Hiiaruit or Hhamn
Viignia Handra. Hen and Culene
have a little sun. Know il«tt and
Wllla L*a Want, now of New
.Smyrna Rrath, are pruud of their
new granddaughter. She Is toe
only little girl in their family,
Sandra Ruth King made her
appearance In the hoi,??hold uf
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald King to
make them happy, a* well a* the
doting grandparent*, Mr. ami Mr*.
Alvah King
Mr. and Mr*. I Irwin Ahr 11 and
lit tl* son. Scott, have return
ed to their home In Gainesville
following a visit with thrlr parants, Mi. and Ml*. .Mas Laiuhart
■ml Mrs, Geneva Abell. Krwin
drove down lor the weekend to
lake Ann ami Scott, who had be*n
hospital for treatment, and many
a gang member that ha should
throw iw jy his knife, Armstrong
said.
"if we ate successful with only
one," say* Armstrong," then It
is worth it. Une is Important to
us. I have learned thsl a parish
that doss not concern Itsilf with
those outside of Us group, regard
less of race or freed, It no p a r
ish. Then, it is nol Christian.''
here for several days, home.
Saw V e in Mentier tolajr. She
was glad *h* had ihe oppoitunity
to see hrr littla 7 month* old
grandson fur tho first time. J*ff
and hi* little sister with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wade
Waugh, and friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Slavs* Roatarkey, of Pittsburgh
l a . have just returned home fol
lowing a vltL with Mr. and Mrs.
W. il. Mentier.
Mr* Willie P u tin , who has
hern at the Horida Hihitarium
and Hospital for some little time,
lias returned home,
Roh Ragsdale finally got homo
from Denver hut ha* to return
it) about ten (lay*.
Arthur I attledge is still con
fined to his home betauic of Ill
ness.
Urn Hill continues on tha sick
list at his home.
Krr*ploye* of Winn-Dixie Stores,
Inc , operator* Of Winn Dixie
Stores in this area have shared
in th* company’s profits to the
extent of 13,101,139, according tu
an announcement by II. I.. Avery,
Vice president in charge of the
firm's Jarkaonellla Division.
The distribution It being made
to 1.100 employe* who are aliglble
for participation In the Employes'
’roflt Earning Program by virtue
of completing five years' service
with Ihe company.
Under the program, lha com
pany seta aside a portion of i u
profits each year for eligible em
ployes. A portion of the fund is
pii-J to employes In cash, and the
balance credited to individual trust
accounts or retirement benefits.
The cash distribution for the fiscal
year Just completed amounted to
o le r 1000,000 and the total assets
uf the retirement fund held by the
trustees ire valued In excess of
*12.000,000.
Employees are nol required to
contribute any part of the cost
of Ihe program.
"Our profit sharing program
perm lu our employe* to sham In
the profits thay themxelvei help
create," Avery aald, "and through
this program, •long' with tow cost
Ilfs, hospitalisation, aurgtral and
accident insurance; college echolarshipa for employes' children;
sick pay; Hock purchase plan and
others: we belicre that we have
one of tha finest employe benefits
programs In America today. It Is
through such a program Shat we
feel we ara meeting the vital re
sponsibility of providing present
and future security for Winn-Dixie
people."
working at a terrific pace."
It wasn't always thus, accord
ing to Sleiak.
"Twenty years ago fat msa
only appearod la eomtdiai," ha
•ltd. "I started the fat cycle in
1*42 when 1 c a n e to Hollywood
on ‘Ones Upon a Honeymoon.’ Il
w sin 't long before Sidney Greenstreet and Laird Cragar found
movie Jobs.
Alfred Hitchcock
helped promote the idea, toi."
l a s t P etty Pounds
Walter, who la starring In “ The
M irada" al Warner Brothers. Is
a ihidow of his former self, hav
ing loit 44 pounds in recant
months.
"I weighed a magnificent 2M
pounds at
my
tanlth, Sevan
months ago. I hope lo work my
way down to 214, whlth la ilill
pleasantly fat.
"There are many advantages to
being overweight.
Usually
It
pleases tho leading lidlaa. It
makes them appea; murk d i m
mer by comparison."
Befora continuing, Blatak was
lervad his lunch, which Included
a heavy portion of Trench fried
potatoes. The actor pushed them
onto another plait and asked the
waitress lo take them sway.
In the process, ■ single potato
fell on the table. Walter speedily
retrieved il.
'Thank goudnti* she diupped
unc,*’ he giinner!.
lies I u Disadvantages
"Being fat has Its disadvan
tages. too. You ara never able to
buy ready-made suits, unless you
gu to a humiliating fat man’s
iltt/s. And sleeping in an upper
h«rlh Ii impossible. I haven't
slept on my stomach in years,
either.
"I was nausaatingly slim U
years ago when I played leading
man. i could sec my feet la those
days without looking In a mirror.
"Now 1 am much happier. Fat
people enjoy mars than thin onaa.
1 never g*t angry. I’m leviable
and easy going. On Broadway and
in Hollywood everyone la under a
strain, suffering from ulesrs.
Not me."
W on Bet, Lost Life
ROUEN, France (UPI) - Drill
operator Andre I'outtler bet a
group of cafa friends Thursday
night he could drink 39 glasies of
vermouth In It) minutes.
He won the bei and dropped
dead.
The t i n t general hospital for
Negroes in the United Statoi was
opened In Savannah, Ga.. In t i l l .
NEW YORK ( U P D - A eonlrov ersH new bouk about tha sen
sational Princess Margiret-Peter
Townsend love affair saga their
story may j e t hive a happy
ending.
"Tba Peter Ttwnaeod it e r y , ”
published in the United i t a lei today by E. P. Dutie n, purports to
tell "tha true fact!" behind tha
pataca romance.
The author, British journsllst
Norman Birrymalne, aaya Mar
garet. M, and RAF Group Cap
tain Townsend, 41, a r t "*UH deep
ly In lava" and have not glvaa
up hope of marrying.
Barry main*, a friend ef Town
send, also aaya that in October
Hospital Notes
8eplantbar 14
Admissions
J e n la S. Batts (Sanford)
Mas Allan Yataa (Sanford)
Elian Atoneklng (Debary)
Lertia Bella Fleming (Sanford*
Georgs E. Hirt (Ostesn)
Lisa Phillips (Sanford) 1
George River* (Oviedo)
Msry Clayton (Ovlrdu)
Kvstyn Hollingsworth (Manlord)
Leona Seal (Uentva)
Bavarly Ann Justice (Lake
Monroe)
1)1ribs
Retry boy to Mr. anti Mr*.
Hants Clayton (Oviedo
Baby girl to Mr. and Mr*.
Andrew- Williams (Hanford)
Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Halsey 1‘larty (Haofoid)
Baby boy Iu Mr. and Mrs.
Bert B. Hollingsworth (San
ford)
Discharges
Kirk May (Sanford)
Mis. Billie Dyson and baby
buy (Hanford)
Mabel Dtennon (Debary)
Padle Rodewald (Sanford
Allen Yates (Sanford)
Patsy Fiiuh (Lung wood)
Will Byron (Lake Monroe)
Sadie Gut (Banfold)
SEPTEMBER I M S
Admission*
Bessie Osteen (Osteen
Rodrer Brooks (Osteen)
Joan Gardner (Sanford)
Marlon Keeling (Banford)
Robert Osterholm (Banford)
Ruth EasicV (Ba.iford)
Perry Echelberger (Sanford)
Judith Carrlgan (Banford)
niRTHR
Raby girt to Mr. and Mrs.
Jtsaie Seal (Geneva)
Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert C. Richardson (Longwood)
Raby girl to Mr. and Mr*.
Wilbur Kaallng (Sanford)
IU), before bar "no- m arriiga"
announcement, Margaret told tba
divorced commoner wb* itrved as
her late falhar’a , bouaahold aids
that she would nerer marry any
one elM. Berrymaiat lays n
princes* still ftefb thli way,
While biding lime, be adds,
Margaret and Towniaad seaat to
go an seeing aaeh other aa often
u possible.
"I think tha pHneeae and Townsand ara only anxlaua that their
love and friendship should bo es
tablished In suah a way that It it
accepted by tha coart, the church,
parliament Ind tha public," ) p
writes.
*
Tha book stirrod bp a propublication newspaper controvarsy. Ona British paper laid lha
book's effect will ha to dsstrny
Townsend'* relatioa»Wp wtth tha
prtncan Barry main* ha* written
that whtta Towniaad objected u
the book, ha reaJ It and mada
no aommant about tha account af
the romance.
Barry m i lne pliaaa along UP
itary that on* night U argarit and
Townaaod, then a pataca aid* to
King Gaorgt V, rv'urned from a
lat* party and Margaret com
mended Towr.iend lo carry her
upstair*.
Taler obe.-ed tha command and
half-way up. rne of Margarets
ihuei fall off. Aa they laughed,
the King appeared on the landing.
‘ Townsend put Margaret down.
Frank eaptanatlun* followed. B V
the King » t» not really deceived,"
wntr* the author.
Presley Showing,
Movie Roof Foils
LONDON ( U P D - T h a r«rf fall
In on an Elvis Presley movie
Thuisday night.
Police said tl> girl* and a m s )
were cut nr braised when pirt of
the plaster calling In tha Odeon
Cinema fell.
It happened IS mtnutei M o r e
the end of the film "King Creole"
which wai stopped. The theater
was cleared and the ejdierce
ntver learned whether Presley got
tile girl.
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YOUR
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lollipops have an effect on opin
ions?
This southern Michigan city of
9,000 may be able to answer that
quxstlon next week.
"Oprratkiii Lollipop"
started
Thursday when the I'arcnl-Taaehit
Association hinded out ques
tionnaires, with a kicker, 'o vtudent* at Ihe Coldwater School.
PTA authorities explained par
rntx have been lax In responding
to questionnaire* In the past
The kicker l» expected tn get
result*.
The I'TA told the stud-nts If
they hilng back the question
naires, properly filled in by their
parents, they will be rewarded
with lollipops • all flavor*.
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with (school children and parents, working people and elderly retired folks . . . the youag and aid,
the rich and poor, all races, colons and croeda . . . AN AD IN THE HERALD REACHES
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'PTA
Gueita of Mr. and Mr*. L. II.
Harvey are Mr. and Mri. T. M
William* of Charleston, S C . and
Mr*. S. 5. Sander* of Summer
ville. S. C.
Mr. and Mr*. Ed ShtnhoHer are
the fueit* of Mr. and Mr*. Ja m et
Crapp* at their Clayton, Ga..
home.
Mr. and Mr*. Rrodie William*
and Mrs. D. C. Howard have re
turned from a motor trip through
the Blue Ridr* Mountain*, VlrSinl* and the Carolina*.
Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Walker left
Wrdnetday for Mt. Vernon, III.,
where they will he the gueiti of
Mr. and Mr*. Toney Tilchford for
sevrra! d*yt. Mr. and Mr*. Pitchford are former reildrnt* of San
ford
The VVtl.on School in Tania field
■ recent mealing and r w r H dlih
•upper.
Ntw committee chairmen for the
T*»r ware appointed. Hoipitality
and room mother chairmen for the
vanou* gride* are: firtt, Mr*.
^ M a r tin Warfel: *eennd, Mr*. R.B.
^M eele; third, Mr*. Herbert Mu«e;
fourth. Mr*. J. I. Smith: fifth,
Mr*. |«on Keel; and tilth , Mr*
Char!** Jarrett.
Other committee chairmen are
a* follow*: devotion*. Mr*. Mtlln*
Benlon; member* hip, Mr*. Mar
jorie Thom**, Mr*. Jarratl. Mr*,
Steele. Mr*. Giu Ler, and Mr*, I*
C. Anderton: program Mr*. T. II.
Sand*. Mr*. Mure, and Mr*. Yer^ i r e Steele; publicity. Mr*. B. F.
*!* n * * : budget an finance Mr».
Mu«* and Mr* Ja rralt; heai.h co
ordination, Mr*. Benton and Mr*.
Oanai; County Council dc'cgale*.
Mr*. l.ao Keel, Mr. Sands, and
Mr* Thoma*.
Kali m-hing « a i the topic of
Officer* for the year are: pre*i.
dent. Mia. Catherine Keyt; vice titleu»«ion when the Zeta Xi chap,
president, Mri. Krel; *ecr*tary. ter of Bela Sigma I’hi met at
Mr*. Thom*.; treamrer, Mr*. Jar- the home of Mr*. f.Iojd O.
S»aln Tentative plana were made
with the f rn t ru«h party achaliuled for October || | l | .
Mr, lialph Betts presented an
A meeting of the l adle*' Auxl- Intpirmg program on ilcauly.
llary of the Fleet Itrierve will I*
Mm Suain icrved refreshment•
held tonight at R o'clock in (he of tandwirhe*. potato chip*. coVI'SO building, Marie Sundvall ie». and roke* to the following:
president, will prr*id*.
Mr*. Pan Batten. Mr*. Malcolm
A film on cancer. *pon*ored hy l-odgf J r . Mr*, lialph Belt*. Mr*.
the American Cancer Socl.ty, will Bill K.lrcc, Mr* Kenneth \VIIhe •howri.
I am* Mr*. Jark Martin. Mt*a
flan* will he made for the pot. Joan Wright. Mir* Jn Ann Monrr.
hrrV nipper lo he KrlJ on Sfptem- Mir* S- rja Mnnforlon, and Mi *j
wher •#.
J anice Fleet.
Zeta Xi Girls
Plan Fall Rush
reit
•Fleet Reserve Ladies
Church Calendar
MONDAY
Th# Joy Ruth C la u of the Firxt
Rapiiit Church will meat al R p
m at tha home of Mr*. P«c Ren
nett, 2#I4 Sanford Avenue, Elec
t i o n of officer*.
^ Youth frilowihlp meet* al # Irt
p m. In the Pinecrnt Baplitl
Churrh.
Sunday School preparation In
thr Pmecreit Riptnt Church audi
torium at 1:10 p. m.
A«*o latlonal Sur. lav S c h o o l
mealing of the First Raptiit
Churrh in Pel.ar.d al Ihe |S#t*0n
Church i t 4 p. m.
The Boy Seoul* o' the Klnt
9 Prrvhvtrrun Churrh w II meat at
7 pm.
TVESPAY
The I’nily Society meat* at A
P
tn. in tha Parkin* Wodmff
Butldmg
7be Rav. Jo*aphin«
Sturkla i* rondiCting a »tu!y
rour*a in Chrl.tan healing Everyone i* wrlrome.
S u n lit School preparation in
. . t h e auditorium of thr Pinecreit
wfB»pti*t Church at T.lO p. m.
Brotherhood meeting of the men
of tha h in t R*pri»t Church *1 T
p in
Crutader choir of Ihe Kit at Rap
ti*t Churrh prartlrr* at * 10 P
m
Recreation for Intermediate* of
thr Pit it Riptiit Chureh i t I f , m
R erm tinn for Junior boy* al
thr Ftnt Mrthodl*t Church at 1:30
' - I p m.
The Chortltcr* of the Flrat
McthMIit Cnurch will meet at
4:30 p. m.
Tho Pioneer Fallowrihlp of Ihe
F t n t rreibyterlin Churrh will
rnrrt for *upper and recreation
In th* Youth Bulldirg frem « p.
m through 4 p m
Thr men of the Flrat Prcihytarlin t’hureh will hoiJ Iheir firtt
M marling of the Fall *cl*nn at 7
p m. Th# officer* of the Men
of the Church of St. John'* Pre»terv will have «n ln(*re«tlng program, with Mr. Harry Dooley of
Pet-and, presiding
w in y tR s n A T
Tha WMU A**odition EaecuHv# meeting will be .held i t Ihe
r in rc r rit Bapliit Churrh at in
a. m. Plea** bring a sandwich.
The Chancel Choir of Ihe Firit
Methodist Church will practice at
7:30 p. m.
Choir* of thr Fir*t Baptiil
Churrh will practice ** follow*:
Carol (9 II) at A: IS p m: Concord
thoy* and carts In high school)
at 7 p. m : Church (adulti at A
p. m.
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Seminole High School PTA will
hold the firtt meeting of tha 1*34
3» ichool year, Tueiday night at
I o’clock. The meeting will he a
"get-*fquainter)" party with all
traenrr* Introduced and r*fr**h
ment* icrvcd.
Student Body president. Pcgt*
We*tgate. will he Introduced to
the teacher* »nd p*rent*. Teity
it a member of the PTA board for
thia year.
Purine the program a film rn
J jo m I
Itfcly will be narrated hy Red
Barbour.
Nrw nnlieiet and mrmbetthip
will b# dlittm ed. The ;c*l it to
double latt year'* mtmberthip.
The theme adopted fop thl* year
I* getting acquainted with your
ehIHren and their prohlemt."
A nur*ery will he available f«r
ehfldren fw« year* old and up
Officers Wives
To Sponsor Film
DiiAt-rufflc voBt of wool
mohsir in Hhnrlc.i of reel
liopjMr wan rlPsijrnetl by
Tina Ia'ccp for fall and win*
ler. Th, font i# lined with
rml wirk inff.-ta.
fcusurdtA
F A M I LY
AMNANCI SIRVICI, INC.
af la a fa rd
Park Ay*av* * TaJaphan#: PAirfaa 3-4411
Hails Promoted
Chief Deame
D eliciou s M eatballs
Are E conom ical D ish
Chief Frank Peame came home
on a ten day leave two day* airly
rurp rn in i hi* happy wife
A party wa» auemhlad Friday
night In th# hark yard of the
Peame'* heme Hi* return and hit
recent promotion to rhlef were prope-ly ra'ebratrd with a h*rhecite
lupper. Much gaitey and hilarity
were reported by the friend* ai
tending
In-luded were Mr and Mr* Ml
rhael Caolo, Mr. and Mr* Robert
Shedrien Mr and Mr* Robert
Brown, Mr. and Mr* Robert An
thony, Mr and Mr*. Charle* l-ew
i», Mr and Mr*. Pon Ralr*
Another laturrao who joined the
group at a tatrr hour w*« Mr*
Juttu* Pingfelder. Mr*. Dmgfrlder flaw home from irveral week*
• pent in New York and Bolton
She « n met al Ihe airport hv Mi
and Mr*. Bale* who r«t*hrd her
bark tn the p»rty.
Enlisted Wives
Club Has Dinner
VAll-3 Wives Meet
K ids A nd M oney, Not
Men, Worry Women
Bv GAY PAUt.ttY
; ing rvpcrti on apriking I j UTI,
l IT Mumen'a Editor
[ wilt hold seminar* on raving,
NEW YORK I I T I I — Woman • pending, budget*, and will w«ik
n#ad nura knnwtrdge, If they’re cloiely with women* rluh group*.
I ’onlrol The llnllar
to pull Ihe family p u r ir tltlngi
properly, sav* a woman hanker
"Thi* I* the flrat time the hoik
who brad* a nrw project to rd.i ing lndu*try h i t gone direct'y lo
rate u* on handling our gold dig Ihe Women . firit time anv Indul
tiy actually hat." i*id Mr*
Sing*.
" I m not going to lay that worn Smith in an inlrrview
When you linen to her rr<| off
an are stupid atwiil money." laul
attractive Mu. Dorothy Nohte •U tiitiri cm our Cuntrol n f the
Smith, "hut thav'vr been blocked dollar you wonder why we’ve
by thvir huvhand* from learning twen an neglected
enough "
Women vote approximately TO
Yet today, woman In ill her per cant of the ihare* of Ameri
blissful
Ignnranrr make* thr can corporation*; are lienrfirl
(pending drrlvlnni She alao helm arir* nf Atl per rent of all fiduci
lo pile up a record eom .im rr debt ary fund*; are headt of more
which Mr* Smith called *'a than four million famiiiea, are dl
rcrtly engaged In aome phavei of
frightening thing."
"Thl*," ah# *aid. "i* in eontn*' maoigemenl of half a million
tn a century ago when a woman • mall biutneur*; thr re are It
who was fool enough to try open mllSlon working women aiming
ing a hank aernunt r.uild have it mor# than 4? billion dollar* becancrbrrt immediately hv a male fore taxes; and wom-n «perul atrelative
In our g n r d f a th e r ’* m»*t Art em ta of rwrh doi'ar of
nationat inrome
time, th* mm didn't even ta'i
thalr wue* how much the* mid*.
Now a m m Jilt turn* hi* piy
cherk over lo hi* wtf; "
The Remmole Counl- evi ning
Want To t e a m
And the wromm )r«t aren’t Home lb mont rat Ion Club hold lit
first meeting of the fall teavon
ready for the reipnnvlht.l y. *!- Thur-dav n'ghl at the hall on tAlh
thougy they are
inlel'igent' Street. The meeting wai anndurte n j u g i tr demand mvre knrwl it! by the preaidert. Air*. Naomi
edge, ah# said.
Forhe*
I f* h-re that Air* Smith and
Two dere-ni'ration* w,r* gtvtn
the New York State ft inker* A*
"The |te«l |a Yet To Hr" ■»*«
inflation f o n t In The **«ociation gnen hy Mm M a m and Mr* Tin
thia week *et up » *vom*n'» tvn- del of the Imka Atorrne HIM
mlttee •‘in tell thr i u i d of money •'Good CJroomlng" hy Atr*. John
and hanking." It hop-* 'he proj- Callahan.
eel will he copied by hanking
ItefreihmrnU »»r» •erved by
group* aeros* thr count.-v, Atr* the ro hnate-aa*. Air*. Sarah Kata
Smith, wno at 41 ii an n r c u ti v r Myau ar.d ' I n . Ruth Gowan The
with ( hemic*! Corn Evrhange group marl ■ the third Thur-day of
Bank of New York, i* rommittt'c each month al the hall on 35th
j chairman.
•Street. All Intere-ted woman arc
1 Thr alioclallon will lend bank rnv Had to attrrvl
( n o ! Swrdl.h meat hall* are ttrln, ev-entlal mineral, and food
a nice change from the routine rnergy value* o f Ihe recipe
Cereal Swrdlah .'leal Ball*
ptrparatlon nf fm>d». Thry r*-i be
t {wrund ground h*ef
partially prepared ahead of time
tk eon nulck c r regular oata
llrry are quick and rary to mix,
inrxpcnrlvc, molvt and flavotful,
l egg
I tahlripoon* worreal.rthlm
bold well m r r a prolnn ;eil *er>
I T teattHion# *llt
ing lime, and full of e-kmI n itri
da.h of pepper
linn,
I cup* milk
Uolletl oala a • ready to uie n
1 tabletpotitii fat
thav come from the parkagr - no
1 cup boiling water
further preparation l* rrce*»,:r.
I beef bouillon cub#
In addition Lt Inrtea-ing Ihejic'd,
J talilopoon* flour
adding flavor, keeping the treat
Comhine beef, quick or regular
ball* nioilt and tender, tnl'eil
oar* inrrwateitne prntrin, R vila- oa’», egg, onion, worce*t#r*hlr#,
• alt. pepper, and ’i cup milk. Mig
well and .hape Into 34 ball*.
Brown meat hall* In hot fat. t ’ovrr with water In which bouillon
culie hi* been dl**ol**d, Cover
The llomrinakri* 4Ta*» nf the par and allow to ilmmer gently
Eiril Baptot Phrirrh met *1 the until ball* are done, about 30 min
hione of Air* Aria Ni-lvon Tim lay u t e . Remove ball* from pan and
night wnn Mr* l.ftle Hidlowaj a* *tlr in flour. Add remaining milk
r n h n itr * !
and *itr until gravy I* imooth and
The mret Ing «*« called In or thick. Add meal h»l!» In gravy
der hy Air* Aide Cavanaugh, and nerve. Yield. II ball*, 4 to
pretldenl of Ihe ela*», and A|r« A .frying*.
Arn Humphrey led the group in
prayer.
Group raptaln. made their re NEW VORK M.TI)— Fruit
port* and a vltncutslon followed kahehv make a t**ty "harbecued’*
with i r f r i r n r r lo Ihe lima future (le-*ert.
merlin.’* (hon'd lie held. It wai
Prepare a marinade of 1 eup
derided llul Ihe group fhotild rnrrt pineapple iulre. v* cup inapt#
at 7 i»i p in from April until «yrup, and 1/3 Irupoon chopped
October and a p. Ill the balance mint. Add 7 b.inana* cut In fubet,
»f the lime.
3 unpared, wedged apple*, 4
Mr, Klfie llollnway made a luleed peachti, I rubed fre«h
repori on the nominating rommll- pineapple, aril t grapefruit cut til
teo fur thr yrar l!»A 59. New of regmrnt*. t x i Fruit m m l In mat*
ficer* were installed in a very Iradr for .10 nilnutr*.
Im p re -m e candlelight .ervirc hv
Mr* Ma tin Stlnrciper Ain 11 la s i .i : i
»tt \
Cooper Ii pre»ldrnt, Mr.
Ann COAIIM.ETK SKI.KITION
Humphrey, wee president. Alu
or _ —
l-nretta Thoma*. lerretary; 'Ir*
\A n trlie n
Bermee Stone, lieaiurer. and Mri
lew r l r y
Abie Cavanaugh, group chairman
IHnmondw
Alt* Loretta rhomai pre-erlnl
Itirlfiwlonr nintm
the out going prratdenl, Mr«. Allie
l *r Our Iludgrt Clan,
Cavanaugh, with l gilt Irony the
Charge A layaway.
rta**. A gift wa« alto prevented
to Aliniva AAlllum-en a* outgoing
Jewelry
•errelary trea.urer,
Store
Driirloiii
irP e .iim f nl.»
were
icrvetl anl the group enjoin)
!R2 E . I n t
FA 2-0181
game.
y
Homemakers (’lass
Installs Officers
HarhociicH Dessert
f
fc£l
Ifrnw Ftrintf
sb irrm l
Inp.
Empirp wtlvl nml puffed
lirm nii'ilv
iKitt'n pink
W ud
Ktlwnrti
\ I*j v « m it’nniT*
short oveninjf (liras, (Ir.aipi).
n l h v Wilson Knltnnr.
W o r r i e d a b o u t In c o m e
w h e n y o u 're d i s a b l e d ?
R EG IST R A T IO N NOTICE
The Ue^iatration Hooks of the City of Sanford, Florida, arc
open at the City Hall, commencing Monday, September 15, 1958,
for the purpose of rejfisterinjf for the Municipal (leneral Elec
tion to he held on November 4, 1958, and will remain open each
day up to and including Friday, October 21, 1958.
Only those who have reached the age of 21 during Ihe pnst
-'ear or who have acquired a legal voting residence in Sanford
arc required to register.
All others previously registered since December 1,1950, arc
already qualified to vote and do not have to re-register unless
they moved from Sanford during said period.
NEW
Quit
Life
A
d a p t
-A - P
l a n
I Income when yon are hurt
F its y o u r c h a n g in g
J Inrome when ymi are -tek
p r o te c tio n n c e c ti
3 ways
.A II---ptt.il. aurpenl and medical c*fe benefit* whew
ym« .ire h'-apualirrd by nckne* or accident
For complele inform tvm on how to qualify,
call vour Gull Life icpir^cntatiY# TODAY!
9nm anct
p la n f
¥
Barbecue Feast
Tne Famine!# County I'nit of
the American Cancer Society
will *how two film*. "Tim* and
Two Women" and “ BSK." a I the
ba*e theatre of the t'. S Naval
Atr Station, Sanford, on Septem
KOMI AT
ber S4 and 3S. at in a m.
Tbit film ahowing will be
The Sanfcrd Story Teague will
ipnntored
hy tb# Offirera’ Wive*
meet at tha Fpitropal Paritn
Huh.
House at I p m.
Dr. Thoma* I-arg.n, Sanfotd,
TVESDAY
will I* preaent ow AVevlnrtduy
The Fnil.lnl AJrn* AA’ive. Tub
The llrnry Shelton Sanford Me morning to aniwrr qr.«t>-m* nf Stanford hr!,! thrir thl 1 4 n
moilal Library and it mourn car frvm the audience.
nivrr«*tv dinner Srptemmtier 15 at
ihe Morriian'a Imperial IL>u*e In
dully welcome* visitor* from !> a
AATntcr Dark.
m until noon. Mr* J R. Ray ti
Allamtlng ware A|r« Gladr.
prr*ent llhm tin.
f'actei, prmldrnt: Mr-. Ilvttv Mil
Officer*’ wive* of VAH 1 mel
ler, v Ice previdant; 'lr«. r "am ill I*
The P N' G '* f lu b wilt meet
I September * for lunch and »wlm- Alyert, tira*urar: Mr*. Dtur IV,
will! Mr*. Charte* Cute, HUM M* | mlng at Sanlandn Spring*. Coho*
Atm-rc. .actcU ry; Alt*. Atml*'!a
derra Avenue, at I p, m.
I true* were Mr* John MeCrarken Tiylor, Mr*. I addir Slognci.
Air* Colleen Win«h;i>. Mi
• m
PTA meeting it Seminole High Ir anl Mr* Van- « Suage.
WiNHlhou.e, A1r« J»*n r ,rve-iSchool at * p m Alt parent* are
A hu»in»*a meeting followed gee, Mr, On!<la ltaldwln. All*.
urgrd to itlrrd
*lunch
BoMive Wil.nn, Mr.
Barbara
Ijiuthan, Mr*. Betty Flare, and
gurit, Mr* Del Dnhne.
Ihe eluh M e e t * every firat and
third Al<md*v nf eaeh mnnlh at
the I SO at A p m. Next meeting
will tw he’d October f, All wive*
of anliited pei.nnnrl ate invitev!
in att-nd For additional informa
tion about tha flub rail FA 3 I3A1
or F A MDfO,
Evening HDC Meets
THERSDAT
Tha Steering Committee of the
l ’riled Lutheran Church Minion
will mret at the paitor’t home at
7 p. m, nuilne** *111 renlar around
Ihe forthcoming firit aervice,
f«e y o u r
la ta r
Mil. Edward Yarborough wa»
recently honored with a baby
ihewer at the Geneva Community
Houte. C o h m i r t i e t wer* Mr*. W.
G. Andcr*. Mr*. Tom Kinn»lrd.
Mr*, Marge Bradem ryer *nd Mr*.
Mr*. John Hughey.
Pink and blue decoration* were
used. The itork had * prominent
plica In the center of the gift
table. The refreihmer.U i'»o car
ried out the pink and blue color
scheme: mint*, open f»ce »andwichr*. and pink punch with blue
Ice cube*. Several game* were *n
Joyed before the honoree opened
her gift*.
Tho«e invited to attend were
Mr*. Raymond Kribee. Orlando;
Mi>* Barbara Fiynt, Milt Mary
lane Flynl, and Mra. Haiel Flynt,
Sartord: Mr*. Jo*ie Prevail, Mr*.
Edwin lUmile, Mr*. Norman fore,
Mr*. Nolan Tore. Mra. Ilcrmin
For*-. Mr*. Prifcilta llodgr*. Mr*.
Annie Jacob*. Mr*. William Jicob». Mr*. Knight, Mitt Laura
Ru>h, Mu* Lauretta Fore, Mir*
Nadine Rollick, I'huluota.
Attending from Geni-va wereMi* K. II. Kilbee, Mr*. Rivera,
Mr* Tommv Mrt.ain, Mt*. Hattie
Atklmon. Mr*. W L. Sclg, Mr*.
Welter Yarborough. Mr* Ruby
Comb*. Mr* Buy Nirhol*. Mr*.
Henry Simpson, Mr* John Slope,
Mr* B C B u d d y , Mr* Hugh
Braddy, Mr* Mrtt*. Mr*, lefil*.
Mr*. Emma Youla, Mr*, W. R,
Kllher. Mr* McGill, Mr*. Oliver
Mathieu* Mr* Fdi«on Goit, Mr*.
Bertha L!mt*ay. Mr*
nilbrey,
Mr*. Pon Atwood. Mr*. Martin
llan*en, Mr* lohn llrtimlry. Mr*,
l.e-lrr Brown, Mr* Pete Thom
a*. Mr* Carl Kelly. Mr* Mlble
Hauler*.m. Mr*. t \ G. Hart. Mr*.
Ilomrr Hillard. Mr* Pearl Peter*.
Mr* Vance Wagnon, Mr*. Henry
Kretter, Mil* Luyclnc Stone, and
Mi** Pat Stone
Sundae School preparation week
at 7:30 p m. i t the Pinecreat
Biptlat Church.
Choir p rartiir at the rinecreit
— Trayer meeting it th# Firit
Baptiat Church at A 3d p m
^ B a p t U t Churrh i l l V) p, m
m anay
Shower Honors
Geneva Woman
Sunday School Cabin*! meeting
at lb* h in t Baptut Church it * JJ
p. m.
The CnmmUiiot! on Eduration
of
the Flrat Methodist Church
meta in McKinley Hall *t 7 10
p. m
The Chapel Choir of the Fir*!
Methndilt Churrh will mrct for
practice it 1:10 p. m
The Senior Choir of the Firit
Mrlhodiat Churrh will mart for
practice at f 15 p. m.
lire Senior High Choir of the
Fir*l P iritv ta n s n Church will
meet for lupper at R p m . and
will mret for reheanat at #10
p. m.
Tile Senior High Fellowship of
the Fir*t Preibyterlan
Churrh
will merl for recreation it 7.30
p. m.
The Mid Week Rlhlc hour of tha
Flrat Prr'byterian Churrh will he
conducted hy thr p-ivter. Rev. A
G. Mrlnnil, at 7:30 p m.
The Chanrrl Choir of the Firit
rreihytariin Church will meet
for rehairiai at 7:30 p. nr.
Young people of the First Baptilt Church will meet at 7 p nr.
Th# Cnmmiidon on Member
«hip ard Kv*nr*!i*m of Ihe Fir»t
Melhndiit Churrh met!* for «up
Sunday Srhool preparation week
Training t'nion aupper and plann
Ing meeting *t the Fir*l B»ptiil at the Plnecrc*! Baptist Church
at 7.V) p. m.
Churrh at * p m.
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G et-A cquainted PTA
Recent Baby
G u f f
L if e
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IlflAVAKl) K. MASS Superlnlemlent
P. H. COLBERT, Superinlendent
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Needed: E nthusiasm
For F uture O f City
KMtiad: Enthuiiasm and eommunity spirit, meh *«
that vhieh char*et*rii*d th* all-out drivt to u v t tht Nival
Air Station hart.
Thla thought » u droppad by a public official in San
ford whfla diacuuinr th* city** future. Said he: "If the
paopla of Sanford could unlta to flrht for tha future of thi»
city like th*y did to kaap th* Naval Baa«, nothing could
atop ui."
Tha drivt to put th* achooi bond alaction "over the
Lop" a coupla of mttka ago waa another example of what a
united citunry can do. Tlta campaign to get voter-approval
of the aehool bond* waa not nearly ao Intenee as the auceaaaful campaign to kaap NAS here. Nor did the school bond
campaign havt at many artiva workara. But it icrvea a* an
axampta of what paopla, all working for the common good,
can do whan they make up their minds to gel lomething
dona.
Sanford at ona tima waa about tha aame alia and type
community at neighboring Oriando. In a relatively short
time, Oriando hai grown tremendously.
Tha Herald Is not auggasting that Sanford try to catch
up with Oriando’a growth. But, when opportunity come*
knocking. Sanford ahould be reedy to open the d»or. It is
imp'obabl* that Sanford could remain a small town, even
if th» people ao deaired it.
1 iurida ia growing rapidly. It is Tha Herald’s belief that
tha atata will continue to grow. Therefore. Sanford will get
• ahare.
Just how big a thara of this growth is the question.
Soma who oppose tr*nda toward "big city" status point out
ail of tha problems that such growth brings. It is true llu i
problems are greater. But, it u also true that most of these
problama can bo solved more easily.
Growth rarely bring* niw problems. Sanford today hai
at) of tha problems of a city many times its sice. Local prob
lems Just ar*n’t as large. But, neither ia tha revenue with
which to solve these problems.
By ROBERT CR AM
I sited Pres- International
* . Needed: An optimistic outlook for tha future end a blue
CHICAGO I f PI) — C h i c a g o
print for planned progress. Whether Sanford can meet the
challenge ia not the question. The question is whether it is Schools head into another autumn
■till bearing a reputation for be
willing.
ing among the tnost racially t r r
Curtain Rods Give
Him Bad Time, Yet
Building Stopped
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Sanford ia becoming a convention city. Knding yester
day was a gathering of state Klka, numbering some 500.
Scheduled for the near future i* a convention of Jehovah's
Witnesses.
City Manager Warren £. Know lea said that inquiries
have been submitted from three nr four major organization*,
each Interacted <n tha possible use of Sanford Civic Center
aa convention headquarters.
Ilia main auditorium of the Civic Center can scat more
than 1,000 persons. A smaller auditorium can handle about.
ttO. In addition, the auditorium annex could he used, if
needed, by another 100 persons.
Sanford, therefore, is well-oquippod to take cAie of
conventions, large and small. Food would offer no problem.
Meals can be served to 2.000 persons in the Civic Center'*
modern kitchen, equipment for which cost about $0,000.
When conventions come to .Sanford, every effort should
be made to provide th* vieitors with the finest service* the
city ran offer. Impressed visitors often will return. In ad
dition, they often tail their neighbors about the hospitality.
Barbara Mitchell Chosen For Panel
Barbara L. Mite hell, daugliter
af Mr. and Mr*. W, 1. Mitchell,
Each Arher, haa haas chosen tn
p*rlt*lptia In a comae tw human
Hits at F.mory I'nletrsity. A tlan
ta. 6 t .
The discussion cmrrse is nne
similar la special courses already
(yean for superior npperrlattmen
Ftudanls will disrust in mirnd
table fa on a wide rat.ge nf
idee* end pioblerns iuj,'grit*d by
significant literary werki. Rturi•nti ware selected o*t a l a m of
oul.tending hl(h nhuol ie<ctd»
and college entrance extminaliens. Mil* Mitchell li a IS.Vs
giiduaie of Remmel* H i g h
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secret word
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Carter, Blanton
In Verbal Battle
Following Charge
2 t OsrmxAium
JIond*y, S*pt*mber 22. J!»AR
Education view ad the city** pi oh.
;em as ■a circumstantial thing "
“ We are nut eon; trned with race
■ hen » e build new •{boots," Wil
lis said. "We bu.ld schools where
there a r t studeni*. We try to keep
up with a school population In
crease of Ik.non a year and rannot
consider racial motives in doing
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Alvin Ro.e. executive director of
the Cdvlcago In-using Aulhocit).
••'<! the CHA lin t concerned with
the racial factor in planning Its
housing projects, either.
' It la easenUll to ptsn housing
A
“ Aha! iJn we do, frree pests!*
regaled in the nation outside of
Dixie, in NAACP leader said Sat
to live is a certain place tn inurday.
trg ia 'a the area and the *eh».*!l
Theodora A June*, president of
l i i m ? " Role ask*d. “ It s imoo:the Chicago NAACP, aaie, how
ever, that “considerable P, r S
rosa'" has been made during t'ie
pa»t year in meeting Uvt piob
lem
“ Segregatinn In «ur sihnols is
currently imong the most exIroma in the NnrUv.'* Jones tsid.
“ but this year wt are epcnuiaurd
by aueh things a* a drop of shout
half in the number of Negro chil
dren going lo thrli r la t ie i on a
double i.i tit l a vie."
Jones said he does nut he.lest
TAI.L 4HANSEE JtfP h An
that triK gailcn
in Ollrsr.i •
achooi* It the worst in the No 11 . exchange of verb*! blows between
"I
feel, Jones
said, *thne Jerry Carter »nd Jim Rlantoti
have been same v*r* posiiiv,
reminded Florid* vot*ri today
peril to |hf city • school segie there atilt I* a red hot stjiew ile
gallon problem lately. For nr-e political hsttle going on for the
thing. Chlvlgo* educational lead. 11 »main.ng seal on the Railroad
and Public entitles Commission
era a i t aware of the problem
kl*nriaa Help
The chxllarger from Jt. AugutHe said the recent establhh- tirte charged Tueidsr that comment of agencies such s* th* mission employei are campaign
mayor's Commission nr Human Ing for the Incumbent Carter at
Relations and a "new attitude" on stair ripens*,
th* pen of Ihe Chlrago Housing I ( ; , rler r o j * t„
attacked that
Authority an-i the city's Rnird nf his npputient In the Sepl JO run
Education have given “ m u c h off election was just trying lo
cans* for optimism "
s t i r i r t publicity. Hi slid there
Jones said, however, that hous wss no truth In (he charges
ing hai nraled "racial population
lh * i anei-flianian rate is the
d u ste is in the city that make for
only slate vide contest no the
a real “ lead weight" In school in
Sepi in ballol Carter led a field
tegration pi 'gtain*
. cf four candidates in the fust
"T hu is the insidious and girat, .
us muster a
sufficient
majority to tat apt a
Said, “ the Isrt that no matin
what housing drvelopmer'tv go up, run-off.
Alan ton
askad
Atlv
lies
ftr »h»r». for (hr most pari, when
lh* Ntgra moves In most of the Richard E n in lo inv*ili|ata his
charge* agaisst Carter.
white families move nut
But Ervin wired him that he
“Then IT* nearly all nor nr the
other again." he said, “ and in srf rannot Investigste or prosecute
alleged election lew violation*
the sehools"
He said they should he reported
Problem f lr« umatanllal
Benjamin C Willis, supertnlen- In local la* enfnrcement official*
dent of the 4 Is ar-i It-ant nf like sny other misdamesnor.
IS. Art
M. HsMabha
M .W talT
By Vlrflnla Coes.
. the gyrating slngrr will have lo lionet's property has resulted In
Hrrald Staff Writer
find aome ether mean* of attract more Interest in county le ade n.
The fad of ‘ Hula Hoops ' La ing audiences. Wr doubt if he The it sue ha* reflated on the en
tire county administration.
sweeping the nation, and Sanford
can d» it.
This h i -«le naturally b n raised
ia no exception. The platllc hoops
Meanwhile, on the home front. q uestion in th* minds of m a re
are supposedly designed to amus*
children and take inches off Sanford reside at i from *’3 to I JO"* Seminole County residents. T i n *
adults. The bod> t« rotated in a I are hooping it up in their yards. wonder if other “uisutboritecj^
circular "motion a gaunt the hoop.1 Demands for the plasuc sings roads have been completed with
out public knowledge.
eitntr aide-ways, or forwsrd and
have created a price war. Friday
backward.
It is time that residents of th#
Advar rd skill in hulshooplng afternoon in Sanford when I pur county took an interest In the m e t
■ ill almost guarantee tha extinc chased mine, {finally gave In) who allocate their tax money, h
tion of Elvis Presley. When the tag was Si t l p u s tax. An is a sad fact that reudents do
everyone is adept in the m-ttone. hour later a friend called to say not take an active Interest in their
that another store had them for local government.
We.. Another stroll downtown
found the going price to he II 19 How many of you taxpayers,
In two places. No one could com city or county, have ever attended
a meeting of the Board of C o n #
pete w.th the Wc deal.
missianrrs? Mettmgt are open to
And if you went attention, try
; c public. Vet. week alter week,
walking through town with a hoop goes by with only the commission.
over jour arm Any attem pt to
i . i >. »r<i parties who hav«
re main intonsplcuous is fruitless. special requests to make In atHALIFAX, England i l P l ) Tne
hoops
srr
too
large
to
hide,
tendance.
Somenow Kenneth Eliwoith, J*.
rouldn t get the bang of (he cur and ton ungihly to carry grace
The p r r n alone cannot monitor
tain rwt he waa supposed to be fully. Remsrki fly thick and fail. live meetings. The duties of newsHave
already
committed
myself
a trembling at a factory here.
men
require
their
presence.
He v a t alway i making mistakes In one contest i Mack Cleveland Needed i* the presence of those
and every time he did he was J r . Roy Hotter and Karl vie who aie directly involved, th*
ha* > d out by ht« bon. Finally Hr.uschoider). Perhaps the day taxpayers If ro one e a r n enou^*
will come when Sanford’s Saturday
he thought nf a way out.
to protect his Interest, why should
To e o 'e r up his mistakes hr de shoppers will improve their fig the commissioner c»re*
rided to smuggle the (sully pro ures as they buU-tioop down Fust
•As one resident has said ion*
ducts out of tne factory, take St. Sidewalks may have to bo
wh is taking an active inteieat
widened
Instesd
of
streets.
them home and bjry them at the
The argument about the paving in adminixtialiont. “County bus!bottom of bis garden.
ness ta public bjilr.rvs. not tno
Six vfwrt ago Elsworth figured of a mad near • County Commlsbusiness of a few elected offi
ha had had enough so he quit,
cials"
moved to a lclner city and got an
other Job.
BERLIN (UI’I)— The Com “If l o u Don’t hrfnw The Mer
Then along came Mrs. Jessie
chandise— 1 ow'd Belter Know
Fox who took over Elswoilh s oil munist East German government
bouse. She was digging in th* gai- has h a l t e d -onstiuetiun of a The Merchant!"
den and there the uncovered oS Human Catholic church in NsumAll Photographic Supplies
burg where Catholic* and Pro'.-*
of EliworMi s mistakes.
Mis. F ox worked for E t i w i t h s t a n u last month protested the
old firm and recognurd the rod« a r r e st uf a Catr.iie pritst, it was II* S. PARK AV P- .SANFORD
She told her foreman, who told reported today
the ma&agrr. who called owner,
who charged Elswoilh wiihstealing
For
u tu rn ’s
Look . . .
the rods. He pleaded guiily.
You
nred
a
ser*
soft
natural
Prrmancnt tn
“ I was allow rd lo make a lew
fiatte- *H e’tlia'-*'- tour natural charm
mistakes on the a>stmb!y line.
Try the new Helene Curtis "Heavenly’*
but f made many mistakes.“ Elswortn l M
, lUtr(nfnt
(tipple M a te
Ihru bepl. i
read in court Wcdntsda1
ONLY
“ ] would do anything to stop
J 7 .5 0
and Oct.
- the foreman mooting at me. So if
tjf The UltKCK ESDI HIM. WAVE f I U t
I made more mi takes than I was
v - -V Reg. Jis.on
supposed to I took the rods home
UK.UTT
and hurled tne in
NOOK
Elsworth was freed alter bit
FA 2-571*
105 h. Oak
promised to pay |S6 to his ->I<1
firm for tha rods, plus court cost-.
107 Magnolia Ava.
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(TSf #infor8 •rraffi
Seminoles Defeat Lyman In Opener
ifwtt,. JO-n,
n*er
Gr»y- Ithreat* to win (•'Ins away. Lyman
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in * SanfoM Stmlnolea parlayed hound* of Longwood.
' made it difficult (0 the Semi* ' * ' * ' • '
a *lout| Sanford »:ryrk for a ti'jehdaw - n- >). but her.;h •tr»nstn wa* In
,
,"* lf
launch til* i 1': *arh ,.( ;tir fir*; thsee quarter* \ the Seminole*' favor l >0 , San
19J» gridiron K n o t on a winning I aed withatood two atrong Lyman , ford bad a couple of play era with
the name* Cecil Dandridrr ard faded and threw 22 yard* t« Mid*
David Stanley,
dleton who went up with l**o de*
Dandrtdge kept the Greyhou-.l* fender* and came down with the
off balance with h o wide rnd hall. Miner, Kitk aril Da iltidet
*wcep» on the qtarierback run* | moved lo the i m »hete Kiik irwk
pa*i option and Stanley wa» the the hall over lor the *eeord TO,
fifth man In the Greyhound hack t a r t e r ’* kick v>»* hlnckcd *a the |
•core read 13-0.
field all night,
The Sanford defrn*r again »li>p'
I.ate in the f.nt quarter, v,
ford drove 97 yartl* for a Tl> »f ped the Greyboundj ami the Semi* ■
ter Hopping Lyman on the Sentt- ncle* to V. over Stanley, Lake, and I
Caitcr trally looked good In their |
noie three. In the *eeond quaite
Da-idridgr engineered a p*»nr ; a.,rk and the l.v man quarterback |
attack that tarried *0 *ard» for wilt long remember Ihe «l|ht of
another marker. In the third, an S-.anlev rrathlng through into the
KIRK (JETS TD — Somewhere under thl* pile-up Is Scminolp Hiph Halfback Vcntfm
other M-yard match, capped by backficld
before the half the accord unit ' Kirk, who sprinlrvl across the nonl Hne for the second TD of tho night asainst Lyman
a Dandridte to Allan Swaim pa*».
tuolc over for the Scmtnolta.
completed the icoilnt.
nf l.ongwooti. Kirk found the going *omcw ),..* alow itround the double stripe, .i-cun l»e
Sznford tetclved the opening 1»velate broke around end for 31
ITUcased by the number of defenders shown here. Official at rijrht ,*tnrts nnns and
kickoff hut Vernon Kirk furnt led i.vrd* hut there via* a penalty on
hand* skyward lo indicate Kirk made it across.
( Rerirstrom Photo)
and the Greyhound* took over. the plav. With the team at mid*
They drove irtiidr the lit. and field. Si phum-ir. Mike lloherta,
Keith Tennant moved, the ball to who wat handling Ibr quarterback
the Sanford 3 but the StRiln«'e* ing rhnrr*, threw 33 vartl* lo Cliff
MrKtbbln who made a beautiful
held.
The Semlnvlri puked up a fu*t catch. The half ended with the
down on rur* by M iner and ll*r , Semirole* on Ihe Lyman two.
Thr (’room* Academy Panther* ta stily during 'he l!*.Vv id *r*»..n» C. va:e le'eiGon In IU2 S3
old Stone but were .lowed In their
The »eeond hjvlf found Sanford havr completed their third werk Dining th* ” 7 »'»*on hr texiur-l
Followm; graduation Irvin w*l
attempt for a leconrl. I>»mlrld|e kicking to l.yman Hie Ure; hound* of practice and according tn
with
Alkb.
Itvp'H.rn,
Rattler
quardrafted
by the Philadelphia E a
dropped hack to punt, fumbled the drove So yard* to the Sanford 21 Coarh Jo* Fair, Inc spirit I* hUh
drop and ran around right end for but 'he mcn ,n f*•'"* dug 'n *nd and thr »quad 1* in good physical triback, tc (o<m on* of the molt gle* where he had an .mt'landlng
eight yaid* and a flr»t down
Geld Junior* Chir'le liman and ahapr
frataom* p ical.h ln g combina fvhlbition *ea*on and played •
From her* the Seminole* dr ...* Tom llutner Im.krrt good in thla
tion*
In thr hi*tmy nf Negro font part of the rrgular -eaion with
The I’anthria will open the Uvt
the Eagle*.
lo a TO. Second unit fullback H*v *',ind and thawed plenty of prom* ■e«» . i .it hniun Sfpt 27 with thr |
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The P ji t'ter a 19JS fo.itball vcheLundqui*! took the l.all f«< the '*«■■ nuKr Schlrard. defemive line- powerful "Wild Bull* ' of Oaal*
Although known aril frared l--r
f in t time with the varlitv and hacker, w o j ' m tn there mixing fUrnUhiig th* nppntitlon
pa**.ratehlng ahiiity. trvm «.,* dulf:
Set '• .‘7
picked up tt vaid* and an.dhc It up.
Ocala
Unma
Coach Fair and hi* attlitanla, ..nr of the f*«- player* on the
The Seminole* took over on the
Ocl. 3
ftrat down. T'»o play* later John
Cininetillle Ayvay
•quad
to
play
hotb
offrn*e
»
<
1
Willie
t
Rig
Train)
Irvin
and
t
orOn. tt
Lovellie went five yard* for a 2*) and began Hteir match again. ndiu* It Franklin, havr thr gieat drfente. Recauic nf hi* tuperUr
Plant city Horri*
nn. 17 Hungetford Awajr
fcr.ii down. Doniiitdce rolled out a U*yartl run bv Rlance *t*rt*d task of replacing 13 lettermen •peed and alniotl ur- anny ability
on. 21 Pwlatka
nine yard* aiourd end to move the drive Dundiidgc thiew to from lavt year'* equad, !o»t to dlagnni* the opponent'a of*
AWay
Oct. 31
the hall ln»id* the 10. Two p!a*r« Swalm two plav liter lo .’ dd an tbmugh £ taddition There are it f*n»*. h* wa* uicd a* a defensive
Eiutlt
Hama
other
firat
il>wn
Damlrtilgr
ran
later Pandtidge picked up the ID
t llomeeomtnei
telurnre* from la*t year* <quad halfback.
on a plunge over center. Don Vat tbi end* for nice >aider* and al*o alneg with about »v other hopeful*
Nov. 13
Davbina
Away
In
addition
t»
h.*
*ucre**
on
ter converted to pul the Seminole* connected with June* * .r another working dally In preparation far I the gridiron. Irvin » u al*n *
No*. 20 Deland
Away
firvt
down
Several
pta)*
later,
ahead, 7 0.
Nov
27 Orlard*
Away
the leaeon'a opener.
'Handout on Ihe Rattler* cage
Sanfonl kicked lo Lyman, which afie- lieautilui end run*. Dandrtdge
Conference game*
Fair
and
hi*
coaching
»taff
alar*
of
1®
3I
VI
Hr
wa*
the
•
ta
tt
threw
a
Jump
p*»*
to
Swatm
for
m i unable to mute and wa* fore
*»n '>>* «»“ <*(» f“ 'f
ed t't kirk. Slone lipped up the the Ihlitl and final TD Carter l'd lerlmmaglnj latt week, i u n - l H f
•Hug of(cn*l»e play* and *tr#**lng 'Gat wort 22 c<*n*ecutlve game*
added
Ihe
point
In
make
it
200.
middle far a fir at down fur th*
Working wllh the line ; ln >»3t 32. cn route to the con*
the Greyhound* made otic more defen.r
Seminole* Then the Seminole*
ferenee crown. At a member of
put on th u r aerial ahnw. Hand brief threat when Tennant look thu year i* l'oa.-h Fair. Coachea thr ‘3t*‘32 tquad*, I n in played In
tidge hit Swalm for 12 yard* In a hand off and went 22 yard* to Irvm and Franklin Ire working on* of the melt memorahte S, I.
NOW SHOWING
move the ball Imidr the 10. Then the Sanford IS. but this »i* the wllh Ihe end* ami back*.
A. C. rage final*.
Iivtn
i*
the
new
addition
In
erd
of
the
thieat.
The
Sanford
he htlt Middleton for nine
Ol'KN 12:48
The R ’M'crj, -1th rely f .urtnen
The iCal play wa* one of 'h r re erve* then took over and fin* ihr c.-ichl.-.g atuff this je a r . He
nn
the
court,
came
from
behind
i*
a
former
two
letltr
athlete
at
p
.ed
the
;0b.
Glenn
llodge*.
Cliff
highlight* of the gamr Dandmlge
MrKtbbln anil J a m r t Markham Florida A A M t'nlvertit)- and to tie Alabama Stale College with
w n r lough In Ihe defemive pic come* h eir from Florida Normal three minute* remaining In the
ture and they got po*»r»«lon of and Induitru! College, St. Augut* Contest and win by three points
the ball once again when they tine, where he coached la*t year. in two overtime peilodt.
A native of St. Auguttlne, Irvin
forced Lyman lo pun!
Irvin wa* named to Ihe All S.
At the clel* of the Content Ihe w •* graduated In IfM with a bach I. A. C football learn in 1932 and
"l.llllr General” p a c e d lo Kirk elor of telrnre d*gtre In health 1933 a»d to the tcrond Ml Ainert
nr* a play good for 27 yard* The and phyGrat edueatlnn He wa* a can tram of the Pittihurgh Cour
(Seminole* mnvrrl tn the lh and member of the Florid* A A V ier of 1332 lie w*i All S. I. A.
liandridgr broke arm.-o] r i d for
TWO PI. W i lts DROPI'liD
BEAR MOUNTAIN. N Y a TD but It »** calhwl hack heL T I ) — The New Vink Gird* . 4u*c if an dffilrfe p.n.ilty The
of llir National Football L e a .ie iir.trvi r -.dr | with the Srtnlnnle*
have dropped fullhark Jim (..re kn"eking on the door again,
nf Indiana ant end Juiiu* Demek 1ANFORD
1.3 MAN
of South Carolina
3
1.A e i r s t d o w n s
Saturday’s I otlrge Footbdl
le n tie 7 Wltminglon a
rt
221 YARDS Itl'SHING
'tid«e»t
I mint Prrvi Internalional
COM.EGK S T \ n .s|(.\r.D
n
12* YARDS PASSING
Kama* St. 17 Wyoming !<
rr.V T I'liE R l I;2S * .1 27 . S ;ij
Fail
CINCINNATI a r n - T-e
17 n - v i - ATTEMPT! D "
Tea a* Chrlitiau 12 Kama* A
7:21 - 9 : f j
s PASSES COMPLETED
it Northerner:* M U M
Clncinratl Rcyat* have vigncd
3'anderbllt 17 Mtviouti k
3k
Archie Dae*. C.-fnn- M-inrh ier:ler
0 PAS5I S INTER' BY
Mr*: \ i r g i e u ns Richmond 22
Ohio L. 33 Young Mown fl
who averag'd 21 1 p-vinlv per 1 37 PINTS
1 29
tiET MORE OUT OP
NebrS'ka t( Penn State 7
II Rovtoo (’otlrge H Srranton n
game fur Indiana Loivfrllt) la at
1 El'MRI.tS i . u s r
Wittenberg tl DePiuw 7
LIFE CO OPT TO
ytar.
70 YARDS PENALIZLD
U N-'r-vifh 21 Itildgepi.rt *
Inw x St 33 Drake 0
SI Mnccnl i) thirl 7
MO\ IE.
Defiant e * Adrian 0
New Haven .*0 Qjr.niet \ VS I
Denlion 27 Trinity teonn 1 12
C.W. I’oit Cot • Montclair «
Kent St. A Xaviar fOhial 0
< i.nnerlieut *t .Springfield ti
1
Marquette IS South Dakota St 7
F lat Mroudabiiri 19 Kutltown 0
nnctnpall It Dayton ii
*
EHinbcro 19 (Taltnn ')
Rowling G tcrn 2*i Wiehila tl
O A JIC
Mamfietd 7 Itr.ifkpoet S
Ohm Wev'fy nn 33 Kallmaloo 7U
Vlilanoia 2* We*t (Tetter SI
R ID E -IN T H E A T R E
Smith** vv|
Maine 19 Ma*iachu»»tt* S
t/>ui*iana St. 1M Rice S
Ivt
SANFflRD SlltIM ING
Fairmont 7 Shepherd 7
Trvai II Georgia H
IHuefteld St. I ' Vtrjlnta l man fl Baylur 13 Arkamat 0
ADMISSION 7Jr
Glenvdte SJ We*t luherty n
N. Texa* 51 2S Tev*i IVeitern S SHOWING \ T 7.00 A 10:00
'ta r th a ll 9 Wen Virgin!* 5t n
Teaai Tech S3 Trvai AA31 II
I arn'gle Te*h tj Slippery Rink 0 llirdin Simmnm i t Tuti* A
ltl ara 27 Mfllkti 0
Arizona tTempei St. IT Hawaii 8
Marietta 23 W V* W elle.in 12
We .1
*
MHBBOT
South
Cnllege of Pacifii 2t California 2u
North Carolina St II S T SI
Pittlhursh 77 t'CLA S
Oregon 27 Idaho n
t irnuon 20 \ i t g i n u S3
w
Wake Fnreii 3* Mtrvland 0
Waahtngton It San Join St A
Waihieglnn St, 40 Stanford A
Fh rida 3( Tu an* tl
V M I IS Mnrthead St M
Clah 20 Montana A
T O L j i |,
\mt*o* 7 Utah Sit A
Krrlueky t t Grorgi* Tech 0
South Carolina * Duke 0
CANADIANS RETAIN COACH
Fieri ids St 12 Furman *
Newberry IS citadel n
MONTREAL tU P D —The Mon
Canadian* have
ilgnad
Presbyterian 21 Fait Carolina tR treal
■ticae-ovse
\.rg '* ia T>'h ?S We*t Teva* St 12 coach To* Rlake tn a new one*
year contract Rlake ha* piloted
Miiili*lppi 17 Mempht* SI 0
National
Hotkey league
Ealt Tent-eiiee 12 Murray St * thr
A!*o lit .Aanfrvrd h h o i n g
rhamplona lo thire itraijht Stan
Mil* Southern it L, Te h 0
Weitern Kr. 12 Smith**»l Mo M. 0 ley Cup*.
At R:30 Only
"UNDER I IR I.-
Crooms Preparing For Grid Opener
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THERK GOES DANDRIDGE—Cecil Dnnilriil^*1, Seminole (piurtcrbackt clulche* thr pigakin tidhtly in his rigrbt hanri a* he sweeps end for n six-yard pain in the third quarter
nyainst Lvm n, Halfback Lin Itixiwr (42) throw* t* block on a wnulil.be tlrevhound
tackier ami an unidentified Sanford p!a>er (with No. It ahnwinjr on jersey) takes an
other Lyman player out of the action.
ll’hntohy " rgatrom)
W illiam s Throws Bat, Hits Spectator
It) l*«*n SALMON
I nitad Preaa Inttrnatlo/iai
BOSTON —( L T D — A po»it*
We fine or even »u*p*n*ion w it
awaited from American League
headquarter* today W ow ing a
temper tantrum l*y Ted William*
that couid Hava had a tr-.gic wftr i math.
The Boiton Bad Sc* Hugger,
with on* vlgioua fling of hit bat
afiar rtrtking nut in Sunday'*
game with the Waihiltgtou Ser.atm*. nearly hrmiEvt Ma contrav f ratal and itarry career t*. an
abrupt end
Tl.e hat, hurlrd "Ith all H i
might in flaring dllgull, vailml 73 feet ml'* the tUnd*
and hit an e'derly woman
•iltlng tn a '»o* *eit Juat tn.
thr right of the Red Sat
(logout.
The woman. Mr* Glad)* Meffernati, OS. and. coincidentally. Bed
ffn* central maiagar Jo* (Tonin'*
houtekeeprr, luckily received a
c'anring blow on th* temple and
ruffered only a hrune.
I rnpire Tllea Report
Plate umplt* Rill Summer* *ald
after tha game that he « * i filing
a full, written report on the Inci
dent to American league Preai
dant Will llarridge. a* I* cu*t«*
mary af’er an) untoward action
tn » s»me.
William* w j i practically Inccm*
»o!ablr after th* game.
Ju»t almoit d.ed when I
realized what had happen"!.’* he
•aid In the Red Snx d reiung
ronm. ’*1 nearly gut tick when I
went back nut tn the outfield. 1
* i i mad a t m)*»lf beie-ia 1
wanted a bai* hit. But I dldnt
mean to throw th* bat that way.
•• I atarted to flip It along the
ground but tha atlcky atuff main
on my band atuclc to It and it
left my hand* on the fly Initead
I wai lick.’*
The Rwl So* quoted Mr* Kef
fern*n a* abtolvmi William* of
any blame.
- w i m ’t Ted* fault.** *h*
« a* quote* In a lied So*
• |Hike*m*n a* »he •<■ glien
fln t aid in a room beneath
the aland*.
Iluwevrr, apuita w ntii* were
e .eluded fium the rnirn. a* they
*e from her room at Si j
Marla Hnipital wner» the *(>cr.t
the night follow ing p i r wutinnlry
X-rayi.
William* Weep*
William* hlar.thed and a IihjI Clf
honor ipread ain>*l hi* fa*e
when h* lurnrii and tealitfd Ihe
bat had railed l*ito Lie .tund*. He
raced tn her side, weeping uncon
trollably from emotion, to offer
hi* apology,
I mpirr Summer* quou.l X|r».
II rt ter nan a* *))|ng, "Don't
feel badl*. Ted," a* bl*md
•tfeamrd friuii her forehead.
*1 know *mi didn't me** it.*'
Wililami v'.it«l her at the fir*t
oid room between inning* a ’d
then took Pie field to the arroip.
pardment of »x loud * chi.ru* of
l*oc* ev. r braid here aga.mt the
fieri- outfielder. However, he drew
long end Imly *fieri. three Inning*
latrr when tie iKuMed home the
rernr.d of Roiton'e two rum in the
2-0 victory.
NO FI RTHKR, PLEASE — An unidentified Seminole
High back is snowed under by Lyman Hi?h ladder* on
an end run. Despite the tug-of-war waited by Greyhound
—h a n k a v r o v —
Hank Aaron, the Milwaukee
Brave*' 24-vear-old llugger. i* a
ileeply • loosing guy but he • wide
awake when the b o u are placing
'or the big dough
It » n Hank who»r I Ith Inning
hom e' clinched the HIT pfnnent
for the Brave* »r>d it wa* Hint
viait th * —
*
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8
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defenders, the Seminole runner held on to the bull, shown
in the middle of the action. Shortly after photo was made,
this whole protip renin (rushing in *>»nth with n ihml.
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Mari . Nelle Court Apartment*.
Cherry Real Kitate Aaenry
Everythinr furtilvhed. 25ri( 4»rDial FA 3 9 2 1 9 - Notary
landn Rd. E a 3 3284,
1213 W. 13th St. R rar-Btrhtr Shop
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2 Rath Home
Lnln* room taitb fireplace. dminf room, kitchen, Florida room
and large ocretn porrh. On 2
Lately furniihed J bedroom up
wrtl land leaped Iota with well,
turn* tpi. Adult* only. Al*o
‘hade A fruit lre*>
• mail lit. floor nffic*. Water
furnthed. fitand new building. fll.Ofin With Owxl Terms
Th. EA 2-2351 or FA 2-1401.
ROSA L. PAYTON
Brgle’.ried Real Kdate Broker
Furniihed gauge apartment; 3 Ph FA 2-1301 —17-93 at Hiawatha
t'Mirm tl6 mo. 811 P ark A**
L*itt for tale, located 6 m iln 66
Eurniitird apartmrrit, 5c»0 Park.
of Sanford. Ph. EA 2 3260
Bedroom furniihed aparim fnl
Call FA 215*1 aft*r 5:50.
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-REAL ESTATE FOR * A L E
riwan high |ot» *(V t 123' k'Ool
So Paik Ave FA 3 1377.
J. w. HAlet*
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DON HOWE — I.. J. HISNEII
V. . . . , lair.
Ill N Perk — Ph F6 2-7120
3 bedroom houre ehi»* In. Ed
want F. 1 ane l b mr F \ 2 2il9l
I t K D I 'C K D S.’iiio
Uuviom built
th re
hedrnom
hu mr located *! 207 Scat!
Avenue in lieaulifut 6(*yfair
•erli in Thi* qu*!ll* horn* fe*
turf i 2 (ill!) tied complete
both*, .p a n o u i bedroom*, generoiu clnicta, t n r a i o floor*,
large vriffiwd perch off n(
hroulifid living t.M.m, kitrhan
equipped, car port with tail*
utility room All thi* on 2 beau
tiful lot* alirady laudvcepr.l
Thi* home It prirei to tell et
llt>,90l. \ A 4*«'» iiiniteage can
lo- enunied by buyer *flrr rra■onahle down payment. I lit,
tin! n.»t r a ti, thiw 1 nine i* tul
roundel by eicelleni neighbor..
E vtlutlvi wltli Seminole l!e>i
ty, lln i Dark Ave, llrnkei**
l o-opeialion Invite I I \
3212
K A R M K R IA A G E N C Y
N. V. Fafiu*r, Reatioe
D. R. irhltmorf, A**ae.
118 S, f t e r r h Ave I’h FA ! 3Ht
After hour* FA I-H II or FA 2 4971
S2SI) DOWN
llmitr clraning aed ironing.
FA 2 5413.
Ph
36 a — lit ILDINO-REPAIR8f AINTING
FLOOR landing and fintahing
Clraning, w a v i n g
Serving
5*mlnola County Dnca 1923.
H. 61. Glcaion, l.ak* MarV
Carport*. Lie.age*, Additiona, Kimodeling. Rcpairirg
Phon a
FA 2-8bJ7.
For ralnling call Mr. Taiker. Ph.
FA 2-C15'.1 or FA 2-UJ07.
27—M l t l l PS— PI USDS AI.S
ROLLAW.AY. tloipiiat rod Baby
Bedi. Diy, \V«tk or Month—
Tr! FA 3-5III. Furniture Canter
118 Wait First St.
QUALITY HOMES
M o d e ra te ly
I’r ic f d
WOOIaSKY
Marine ITniahaa
For Yottr Roal
Senkank (ilns* anil I’nint ('«•.
113-114 W Jad Rt. Ph. PA 3 4813
Low Down Payment
\VF,
A l. ! .
ARRANGE
T YPF.N
F IN A N C IN G
WI11. n i : t i t i n g
Fairhaaka 6torie I'umr*
Kepntr. ' i ell mat.
HOWARD f LONG
7-’I E I'ottimrtrial ’tie
PHonv FA 2 2833
A U fC n N Iim o N IN G
II. II. I’OI’K CO.
!i'« S p , t g ---- | \ ;
Thu i* a cue-I p u t to (he Movie*
land Drive In Thnattc for Fran
llohrittnn F tp d.d* Oct. 2,
'.69
-r i - M R n' I I I ’HI: and
lint si m u n i.n n tis
Leg 6265
i pc i urged
-'ntiolilL Kuam
Iliihtier Zippereit
Ciivhlnn*
5188
---Te,evi»ic - Tula • Levied Fre*.
Ill'Ll,tNR MHBliy SHOP
Al IT.- Si*tn Of TLa Totem Pol*. R*r H U
SUIT S. Ficnfh A**.
3fl*48*f9( Tab!#
—----------- . n Chain
FN6 EI.GPEA l.ci'. rhrad*, stale
m*nn, . .rolcei, I,and bill*, *nd
I t Mills BEDDING CO,
P r u t r a nt * , e\- Progressive Cor. 2nd A Magnolia F V 2-8121
Prlnti
C.i r nor* E 6 2-2951"Bud'’ Bamliergrr, Mgr.
481 '.6>.| |*,lh c t
J’rro Delivery
$79
1957 Iliad Hal. is loot. 17 Math,
76 Merrurv I'untro!., Batteiv,
iiatnr liailei. ('anrnl.! * lop.
6 I Shape, 2 tank*. Rlien. Ilom
lugbl, Kllllv equipped Dli.-nr
6 ■ri.utn f l j j r r Itrpaira
• 1 *1 c; v a i . c k s
,S anford, Einiida day E6lif.i*
2-3s;5, night L6uf a^ 2-.’>|flfl. Repair* A *-em f,,r all hiakr* of
• ifUH’K CREDIT
i*ran'r*.
Kisrtrnlui, llouver
A (eel bargain for rn*b
• KASY TERMS
Kirby, Ah-6Vav. G E Replace
66II.SDS . .61All K
14- r e u ldve.uifg Auppl.iment part
66o k g u iti n tr d
New and C»ed Fiirmlitra
LA 1-1785
111 F First m
Ph. FA 2 5*33
Do roman Pinschei pup* ( wc-k*
• Id AKt' Iti glttcird. tiu e* unit
*! o k
pM.lt r i a l .S e rv ic e
(ema’ca; rravnnab’c Ka.'ncr.
Mud*
.rprd hi 14 Ilnur*
.‘- s u l .
!*■
I tr a irin g
FA 2 *011 or FA 2 51(9
N rw 5 1 's fd
SSAVKS
Beautiful 3 M i w i
kilcheo j
equipped lmu*e to Einecre*!. |
lihO Down I’hnne Geneva 2211
TALLAHASSEE lUPIV—A new
i-holauhlp furd i* being aatah
In Inch Artmt, 1 bedfo-.m hou.e
luhed at Florida Slate Unlvertitv
f,ir *«lr by owner * * pref lo
i* n-fllf .1ud I * **f ^e
In hunor of tla preiidcnt, Bolwit i♦•ka
, ' »tiw| ,r .
a ' Ml* niff ni.# h i IHw
cation two hit* 66 ill paint ei
» 1«Jf t b « M• *■ o f *B <1 l* n t . *|! f a f #a n
M. Stroller.
leijor rolor lo *ult buyer Ph.
I f*l> rift* » till in *|*M r %J0rn<i» r
The money for the fund is being f*i<»Mb* ffnitt tn* tifn* #>f fh• fir*•
F a 29)72.',.
( nnalrurlinn Co. Inc.
FuKlIrslInn
nf
n n | 1i #.
1*
raieed by a group of citirenv e ' l l r r t evr i | # f 4iBp|e| pi a l l M | n w f | | .
I l l 66 eat 26th hirer*
Another unhappy Saw family,
from Slrotler'i home town of I r a a n # t h * H f l a t * i h a ma t e *
f *al faite r a n ]
f <. *| n f f l c #
td-ia-w
Phone FA X-lsS.t
3!ouKnr, G*
' ' Hia ftilntini, bd-V • Saa.il »*• liur to having iv.-nverl hi* trar.i
fer order* hav auth-uin >i in to
t 'i* ftw | ft m t l a t i - r * n r t u n
aMfitnat anef »t.f » i. h **.iMl „
*ell hli modern 6 Hr il room. Fur the Beil Hors in R,*al Fstaie
Al ila fatlhrit p-unt, the moon •lams#'1 li n * m f 11*1 shall I*. knt4
Vltrhea rqulppetl. nice
Inra! SEE CULLEN A HARKKY
r 44 44 • I #
*• a I • r *1f - r rf T*v* lo*at 4T11|
[• 252 7in
f *rlh; *'
W. A Cagle, J r Salesman
ed hnme. rlrue to irhnolv inn
tt€
f«Mfw4M
••
"* ne»re»t. 2?t PO mile*.
double lefilnnti far m low *v 110 N. Park Ave. I3i. r A 2-1391
K»M *rJr* 11 fllhaa -1*
IlIVi down, 75 57 mnoihlv.
H 44 . Wii*. Aft* rn«»
14 nnelptiff A, I'e rn n i M|€ .
Thi* t* e g u n ' pat* to the Ritr
Retired?— We (uve * dandv 3
!•*nf uni. FI nr Ma
Theatre for Ann* • Jardine 7!*p
1* ».
l i e ■ | « |S
Bntrooni frame bunrab"*. hm
date Dr* 2, ’.6*
»»mM 1 a t i n n *#-»*
H uh
* %• i
ie decorated. p|.t tg titnra- front
IV n i l I nil I IT CO* n r n r 1HI
the hfait of the fitv
oety
female pelienti undtr their care Mi i n J i n t r t v i . i m n i t . i .
ta negi no, term*, If re-enarv.
• m i * rm * ic w i v o l k i n r v r i .
whoae Ilf* end hrlllh In th* opin r i n n in « .
Otaner « Hidden Irander from
I > • if i v i m
v n . I 1M
ion of the iti.JUai I off inky tie >Mlt>i*l!|-T n rtvtllov f „i met I* S a n f o r d require* immediate
u
v
m
m
u
i
T
ii
i
n
n
ii.i.
»ate of hi* e lrapthnally welt
jeoperdirrd hy pregnancy and %a
1 llerlrtMimo
ke(^ t-eat v nr> 1 Bedioeitn
who with to avail ih rm te K e i nf KFIOrMO CIT1UI.U
I
lor i<f.i It mini
VflflRllH
Home in Pinrrie>t f.iliav tn
mrh health .ervkei
4DTII v: TI* Viri f M l
dude complete!)
fenced in
T# r.riOKklH « I FHILle « b 6 |.
— F .I I.A . "1 — rh y iid a m , nurse* and
rs«M#flC# *# Jariav r i* V#*
yard, deep we!!. Jet r imp and
ITlftF*
t*B
f
IH
uti 11* 111
other ho.pilal peitonnel who hive
Draper,ri
Yutir
chnire
of
Mali) * in Aisnm, Jaiaav Clt»,
N J
religion* or moral objection*
lilher 1X6.60 or 61 !n(l down pav
r o ll i n r iiFr.rv r .v o T irn tn
lutnl. no re>l tape lo avtume
ihould be e routed from partici Hal i J tlifIfllS for • t» *H»r t r. me*
*i4 rifhrm lha F irbI f i i n n
(Inrludfd Cloalng)
e liitlrg S'w*V mortgage
•
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in
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9
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8
C#uft
h
it
pation in contreceptiva proce
ti*#n fll*d Ih iha raws* bM in.)
6VA1
JItN
ti
DlSr
AN'CF.
•
| n Ba r a * a r « * r
•*
dure* '•
j . a
l R * t » F o f ri**€'Tv« •
i n # id .Schools, Churchee. I ..tnff(ee
Jewivh and Protestant grouj-i r * , | l "
fart i h a f* I • t n t l f f • A* t u r n * *
this 4 Bedroom, (all on or,e
ar 0 ► Mb aja I T Hat. *11
generally epproved the retolutinn I\\*111all
floor I home, u ao evreilent '
11'11»*# • HIS'I•*1** FI«r li>1S Aw1 f 11#
hut the Proleilant Council o f N*'* Ml* naif JnAI ,1tiiB»r nr P1#l4l»i# n buy at 11*9.60 let 1.68*41 Fuat i
Yotk a aid It would meet today to '*"* “tt'** »r me P laia «( il.e ci>
Mortgige can tie auumed.
!hr .Impdcltion*
7. .
.. evf
V . the
k
’4" ' •■*»
*-3 nrrie*
f-r «.mtr,ol.
"coniider the
Ceurir
•* 1"
*ie»ee1
rn rr
Owner will take |1J50 2nd
8 Bio k* Writ of ITenrh
*r. *1ih <la c *f Orleker
lait eertlnn, eicualng Catholic t tefr-e
morlgige after (3000 down payAvenue on 30th Strfct.
A I* Mil tt 1i>l fill II Tn Oil,
from taking p*tl in birth control t tlerree I’m r.V fllln WItl L• »,
ment, Tn i i y thi* i* an evm o d e l d i’k n d a i l y
lrre-1
.
(
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n
.
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Inr
Id*
relief
therapy.
replhmally clean, well kept,
4 e - . i l . ' . 4 IV H i e P e l l l l r P i
L
o
p
h
Arbor, I year nlif bum*.
home la an under •tatement.
The Roman Catholic 6 rrhd > e . eVt i leTe ve lK Ar fh rmh ei * Mr aeulr t , e .n . trhhel e e ftlhl a.
61,63*1 eqtiil/, 172 mo. FA *■51*21,
le t us shuw It to >ou tnda>!
( f i , 0f
Voik ond the Dio lie S i r a ' P e e . a ti, |(1|
IV P
H e r n .) n r
re»e of Hiooklyn, in a >*>irt atate
I’lirK at eal4 «'ire.il< raurt.
R A Y M O N D M. n A f . l ,
ment. laid lha board ! action ''inRei^lSariha T. Vialaa
W. DIRTRICHR — REALTOR
REALTOR A INSCROR
troducti an Immoral practice In 3v«tt*'e K Divli
Ell*. Methvin—Velma linsislrr, Third St. A Park Avenue, South
our hoipilel* Ihil pervert* the nn- A ' i , r r i e r f n r P l a i n t i f f
Adelaide II. 6to*e* — katwiiiei.
6 all fa ll Ball
f t V le t .l lf R p.tdln*
ture and the dignity nf m an "
i**l Park Ave.
FA 2-6HI
Phone FA J (Ml
SJw sunaliAA
('()lT*NTKY CLUB
MANOR
$28o°°
$8280
.00
only $57.r>0 monthly
Scpiinole Itcalty
t l - B I SINF**)t DPt-Din i MTIE8 'StlflUitil 1 itpu’ J,lhC’« y 11 in oilier
nm* for Uin»tAU>. K.% *
1 a. u# irttirn on
nt, lltfpy
Self a K "in H|»crjl>l t-Aundl)'. * 5 - 6RriCi
Fo r b a l e
I> W i l l II KHl)l)l.\ lliftiil .1 **
1Mjf ( d , H|0
Hr a?*"»• \\n
Papnt 42.50 gal. T-Shirt* 49c
617614 ;.A6 6 St BPI.t S
r.tn Sanford Avenue
tiiucrr) «tote a-id fill'nj atallan
fpimptete, Evrrllcnl Incativn tn
Dkr*
by
lb* buahcl. LA 2-0115.
city. r . \ 7 Till
I 6I1BAI.E SEED
13 S P E tlA I. hF.KA tt'KS
Genutne 66tvi onatti groiv-i Yellowt
Rei|>1*rrt Seed
L. A II, S«l.« »od S en ire
1 id
We te p itr *1! i'pe* nf .mall '*, t u ’n ' t J rke', pe: lb
.1 64
englnei
t> i-l c, per lb
i’ll FA 2 T57j I" lb. l"t« nod .<ver 2.6 ct*. per lb.
Well Nltli S
leu Dr ivered A«k for further
quality ptirr
6uio Itepair* v It id Ret vie#
II 61.1. S t. 61t,6lit
6 61 l*i i-v*11 phone 2164 Seville,
40J Celery Ave
FA 2 2603
Fla
Nitre 4
. day*
m
1 .2 0 1
Upl il.t piano
condition e l ' I 6 r l l t l » RSN06 6 IING
rept fimih. »5o. Wheel***, Long,
I I’lllH STITIIM.
wood. Til 1- t.-Xo.
Fire Filimale
Fire Delivery
Foul tractor 9 123. Alv.i disk
I U9IHM RU tl.r III IlDING h i
plow, fall FA 2■W187.
PI II t l IIIH.S. 6|gt.
sin W. 13th.
FA 2-7561
6791 Inr ynur old lange during
our "Did Range Kound-up". SanTra -tnr vro-A. diiclng. plowing.
foul Ga* I V , J III E. let St
rakin*
leveling A clearing.
—Failorv in tnu—
grove work I’ll L.A 3 (3*8
Aluminum
PUMPS — SPItINK I I It
Venatlan Bliiwi*
SYRTESU
Enrloied head. Sag proof tvottnm
Al tvpr. and l|tp*. In*ta!!cd
lad with plastic ends Flattie
"(V) It Yotirtrlf"
nr rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon
661: RKI’AIR AND M'llVIGK
curdf
S T I N i:
S c n k n r ik Glnsw a n d i 'n i n t Co.
llaihnve and hupplv In.
112 l i t 66 2nd M. Fh FA 2-4812
207 W. 2nd St.
I'u. FA 2-643i
Cotton A Wool Yarn*. Notion*,
Ihrrail*. Tape*
Furniture 6lovinr A Sinragr
itoi.i.lNK i t n n i n s h o p
i I PHILLIPS, vgrm
At The Sign Of Th* Totem Foie.
WAS1IHURN VAN LINES
3817 R. r ranch At *.
lido Eirn li Ave
EA ? l » i
We Feature
Hospitals Reverse Birth Control Ban
NEW YORE (U Pli - The City
Board
ef HniptUli
rtv en ei
Wedoeedey e b*n on Mnh mnIrol treatment tn municipal bo<pi tola .
The
Roman
CatboliCburrh Immediately rienounetd
the deeliton »• ‘ Immoril.'*
*
Tha long conlroveriy — wdh
Protestant* end Jew* on «n# aide
and Ciiholici on the other—app m n t l y wee reeolved when the
board voted I - 1 to rescind the
prohibliien Imposed by Hotpitale
Commliilener Morrte A. Jacob*
In July.
The hoard Com poled nf five
phyticlint end five laymen ap
proved a thivt-part reioliition:
■ I _ When there ere clearly de
c l i n e d medicil condition* in which
the life nr health nf a woman
may bo jenperdiied by preen*nty , It I* generelty reengnired by
the medical profe*llon that con
trecepive meetutei ire propermedical precGce.
**J — Munlclpe! hopplUla ihould
provide *ueh medieil adilca, prep ^rt^^neM urM ^jd^^vIre^^nr
1 nr Ifmal#
Local nc*idenl, with more than
25 )r*i* cxpcilencc in Bookkeeping. Olltif Management 8
Account'ng
For
interview Will Hade al! melal itimmeiclal
built utility (filler with alum.
write f»n\ 7.. Sanfoiri Herald.
■anopy for Cr-Ccmditioacr. Call
...............
FA 2 5)63.
B»bv ait or iron. FA 2 797*.
66anted. Soul! child t> keati In
1 do painting. PA 2 7929
mv home dav nr night. Phone
H f'itlrm e :
llret-tm
A ' f .. 17' cent ui'iivl
FA !8MI
typing, hookkerp
N o rth «lt|e of T w in l a k e *
ing. kiuivi'e-lge ppf 1**> work and
elep trocanlu-gi amr. Permanent
PALM MANOR
W r i t e : l». O. ling 1.117. l)«>ie*ident
TK'nple I-(*I72 be
Hume I'nr The 6*ed
tono Itrh, P h o n e I‘ \ I-fil'M
tween 1' amt til arn
DPI SING ,HD«l \ E 6 2 (1986
Kv pnlnRs
Cltru* iic ri, read) fm ( t i n r
3
N T t l ESTAEi, HIM S A L S
plenling
Davit, tit
t
Bo*
132 \ nr Call E \ 2-14.62
1 Bedroom CB hou*e, carport*.
patio. Jalouiled Florida room
WOODRUFF**
III So. Pinerrrit. Pitted right
Farm A Cardin (enter
for quick vale. FA 2-51.1*.
Gl*d«. t avtnr A i a i ! Iy Hl,: •
Ml Celery Ave.
For Sate
2 lot*. 6 milt* Writ
of Sanferd
F«r Information
Ph..ne FA 2-781.1
POTTED PLANTS lit FA r
n F 6 2-0J7u
R AK PO R D
6 KRV . V E in - f HOICK
MOW Ell SHOP. We telegraph.
Herr u e Comhkiietu'O th.r i« herd
in beet - for the dilerimlneline lull** vr!e<tinn of Ibhliru*. full
hoilrv*, »nd the Invettment
bloom. II.no up Alio beautiful
mtndwt hutbend: a charrnlpg.
Croton*. I.tm up
2 •liiry, *nuth*in rubnual, on
t.It 6 P E V ll.li NURSERY
.p.riov,., .hady eround* li he.
(iraprville Ave Ph FA 2 0988
4 bedroom*, 2 i-alln. larye limit
t
txom. 2 fireplace*, tepaiale din- »i - a T riiMaim Tiev i i u i l RRR
Ing loom. A m»nv othri exit**.
FOR ADDED INCOME. A cum 41* I'onllai, rvredent •■•mdi'lnn
nr* tier* 419.6 1 all t A 2 .1927.
pletel) furnivhed garage apt.
ilrliiiaak!* term*. Call u* to3,1 t'hrvy 2 dont. light grw aday for delail*.
while lop, Good rumtltinil. (ill*
\V. II. “niir Stem per Axenry
Hull. KA 2 1721
Reeder a ln*urrr
\-ior. Guy Allen. H. E. Tatfer It will pay YOU to -e# ut befoie
)uu buy. Open Evening* and
Arlene Price, Everett Harper
hundav•
Pliooe FA 2 4991
i l l N. Perk
EARTS1DE TRAILER S*\I.E*(
Ealatkt, Fti.
T . w . J 1 F .n o , n r o V e r
Phor.e FA 2-2481
bcminnle I phot.ler. A llwlv bhnp
l ormrrly D.m « Enter Shop
IIOliMtT A. 6YIM.IA.6IS. Keillor
Now Located at —
Binwnnd I undqalil. A**<w.
.1114 6V. 2nd St
FA 2-7*13
F \ 2 1951
Atlamie Bank Rid*.
194.’ D*«lge. riunl roiHlIlion, ev
■client tlici, LA 2 (955
OWNERS
H A C R IK IC K
12 111161s and MilTOllS
JIOVK IN
knur Evit.rode llralev
TODAY
RllllSON s i m r i l m ; g i m h i *
3(14 n M E |*t. r i .... .. ) A 2 b**itI
i 1 '7- m o h k ; A ( iK
Id ft iloutde cabin erulier. nent
N O (JI A M F Y I N f !
an-l n g--<al nnulltton
Fullv
NO ( T .O S I N O C O S T ?
e.|iiipneil fir- living aU-ai.l v f r i
Neady n.w heautilul ? hedr.iqm
tenure enil*i:i»’ Good n.v a!
tile bain matomy home Ear - 1 1 ..'.IMl I liM.in It,-at Ref Vile. I*e
p-*ite utllllv loom, ipaie heal
Tand of Ell UK I ...i 1,6
er Nlrelv hndvraprd
611 R t l RV III llltlMMI 6111THRh
Uh. I A 2 - 7 .m j
66. IV M il l II
lliilboaiil Sale. K Servitr
l
t i l l Veil Ave
l'\
%aal M«|
iat| | f | fiat
2(1 —4
Henry Wilder
2
M n lli
Thru Classified A d s
F o r l l e r r m h e r to Sprint?
plant inn.
6.IH*I Pineapple — I.. It
1.660 lalfnela* — I., t .
7.000 Hamlin* — Sweet Root
6,066 Hamlin* — Sour Root
3,004) Tanerluv — d e n Root
•cw nrw r
WASHINGTON (LTD — The
Aftriciilturn Department reported
today that farm Income for th*
First nine month* of 1958 will top
ihr *a rue 1917 period by 19 per
cent
Thi* reminder that farm Inrnn*
i( ttiil runninj well ahead of lad
year * l»*e wa» aipec'.ed to be
pertlmilaily heartenltlE i n GOP
V candidate* flsMing for farm belt
aiata. Farm prire level* h aie bren
declining ttiicr mid-Apnl
Adminitlration firm hard* head
•d by Agriculture Seerrteev Err*
Teft Ben»on, nave been claiming
that an upturn in the farm e m
otny thi* )e»i will rroduce a <»OP
gain in (arm area* in lha congrft
aionil electionl thi* fall.
A jpe.lacular ti»c in the r*rly
p u t of the year (hot the farm
U price hulr* up to 7W per cent
of the 1910 14 aiarlge on April 13
and brought average farm prirei
«n that date to IT per rent of the
•7»lr earning power" partly price.
By mid • Augint, however, the
price indev « a i down to 261 nr-.d
privel were avcrlglng M per cent
of parity.
Department
econnmilta eill
mated today that farmer* reahied
^ n e t farm income for January
^ September at an annual rate of
about 11 billion doliara compared
With a!*iut 1 1 0 .900.000 for the lame
period one year ago.
Tha 19 p*r cent Increai* for the
nine-month period wa* due, economill* *aid, to higher average
price*, in c lin e d matkctlngi, and
larger mil hank piymenli. Their
far*nr 1 mme than offiet a further
mere li e in production eepeniet
t— RE At. ESTATE FOR S M.K
FOR SALE
CITRUS TREES
Nicely furnlihtd 2 hadronm home MOTHER'S DAY la every day
en lake ntar 0»t*en. R e a to n lb 't
when llvlnf in thi« larfe 3 bed
rent. Dial FA 2-034 8
room 2 bath CB home on 2'i
lot*. Convenient to athooW and
•hipping, Well nmtlrurted arwt
3 Room fqrnnhed hour*. nice
Unit. Throe milt* «»»>t on F tn t
rteiignad for llvioc with modern
St. Adult* only A m ia b le Oct.
feature* throughout. Children
will love the area and you
1at
Phon* H. J. Prlerton,
needn’t worry atnut traffic.
Ea 2-.';a'.
Proed 11n.thM. lo * down pay
ment if rtejlied with ateia u r
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haute, baidwood
monthiy paymenla like tent.
floor*, nice toratlon n r a : »hop
pm* center A ((boat. FA 2 -4014
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LOCATED IN D K A IT IF II
it>UI’LL! fur a**i*tant mgi*. nf
GROVE MANOR
m>vte!. Mint he o 'e r 40. Snbct.
lj»r*e 3 bedroom — 2 bath home
Man to dn naintcitl’ .tve—wtfr
with nice fenced patio, located
nfflcc.
Apartment
furolahed.
no beautifully landscaped cur66 rite particular* and interview
nei lot. Modern built in kitchen,
will he »tranged. Ilrfcreric** re*
rrntrel heatins. lerrarro fluot*
qdired. P. O. Ilcrx 24. Sanford.
Owner HanvfrrreJ Mortgage at
2
1
-\lD R k WANTED
4 S ‘- intercut. lib* Cornell
Drue
Call
FA 3 1501 or
Ironing 10: A 16: piec* FA 2 7211
FA 2 163d for appointment.
t-T l.oW t!H *. p r x r e --------------- Wanted: Small child tn keep in
my humr day or night. Phone
FA 2-14.134
n
IT I S ~ R E A L E S T A T E
a*k Crumley A Monteith
t t 117 South Park Th. FA 2-4625
LARGE
Longer
Mon. S e p t. 22. IR.TR P a ira — 7
Smyrna IF
T Bedroom furniihed hom e
Palmttto Ave. EA 2-0735.
No
LAFF - A * D A Y
RENT OR SALE - New .1 Bed- S . £ j , i u
rovtn hou«e, 2C5!* Magnuha Are. 1 .6 N. I'srL Ave
Ph. E \ 2-ftlSJ
17'it I* a Kuril pa.a to thr llnvw
Apply .’uj E. 25th. St.
land Drive In Thr an r for Ettw
fl-ire Court. 1 bedroom, 2 hath
home. IRibwarhir. large feruwt
William*. Exp. dite Oct. 2. 59
DOWNTOWN - U r g e lu rn u h rd
patln and tprlnkler *y*tem
upitatra apartment. 2 livingDUPLEX • FURNISHED
h o m T - s k k k k i Ts
11*400, atiume 4'v*. mnrtgase,
room*. riming room and 3 bedBKI.
AIR
— \ erv neat 1 Bit <11
la Sanford, for rent by the je«r
61,500
r*»h
apprn«lm*tely
2012
lovim Only J ti mo EA 2-3J71.
home
1 veai* old, Kitchen
or oalr.
Grandview Ave.
equipped. Tile hath. Ju»t fil.ynv
ALSO DUPLEX ■ FURNISHED 1 Itedioirn furniihed houro in
with only
616.VI down, 177
In New Smyrna Bearh, for rtr.t or
lake Mary, on Cryatal La«e INDIAN RIVER GROVBS—40 to
per mth | \ \ I'**'.! One ef
J.OOo i *re»—inclulev fruit crop
itl*. Call FA 2-5164.
Ave Ml month!}. Ph. FA 2 WM
our heat »«
AVAILABLE
If purcha*ed l*>on. No freeie
or FA 2 6271.
Nuw:
damage.
G,«vl
term*
available.
B room unfurnished apartment,
2 Bedroom unfurnished house, all
Shown bv apiwlntment.
kit. equipped. Call FA 2-7578,
w v^N K w onri
3'eiy Hue 3
fleclrn-, garage t, it o r r room,
I.eVere Monlgtimery. Reailor
nil, I'll hnm#. almevi r.rul i n e n tew Ave EA 2 5070,
2ii|0 Orange Avenue
For rant: 1 — 1 bedroom ap a rt
plu* c viraKitchen r«iuipp<
Fort Pierce. Florida
ment. 1—2 bedroom apartment.
Only U M T S #td jUH $1300
IVEI.AKA
APARTMENTS:
room*
rhone HOWARD I 7990 or 1 J**
Adult*. St. John'* Realty Ph.
Hoah. I .0 4 p.ivnt#nt* |)#fmll#Ir
private hatha. I l l W. P i n t I t.
nper Sunday 2-4 P. 51.
FA 2 6121.
€ «i r 1 h aftmff .WAILAilt.K
NOW!
e—MKAUI K K h t A U
Thiv li a unfit pat* lo the Kill
Furnithed rnltage for rent. I d
Thralie
lor
Viola
Earner.
Eep.
eated on IT-92. Ph. FA 3-I48J. Aperlmente, 319 S*. Atlantic,
p i n k * r k .^t - u * # iy a h r , r n
dale Ort. 2 . 38
Daytona Beach, Hi. FA 2-4058.
hnnin in l*^4 utiful Flllfvraii
g.AN I.ANTA nicely fum iihul
Til# H*ih A t#iri/#i9 fliiorf. KH
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
apartment*. 404 E. 14th St. a— HEAL I 3 T T T I EUK S a CE
then r-jutpi act. l o u t |»rlr# 4»r.iv
2114 Fianch Ave
Ph. FA 2-4252.
It'J.nSM, with ItlftO How n A
Nice 1 trf-droom home. Ilardwooil
rifilv |i*4 firr filth, ttafnpirf!
Healtor
^ U n fu r n iih e d g iii g * apartment,
floor* tin 2VA lota. Garage. Ex
A \.\1I.A IIU ; NOW!
-Cal! Hall' 1’hona FA 2-3811
cellent neichhor*. V \ 2-l6u8.
135 Elliott Ave. FA 2-1300
Par th# krv tu your hornt, *#r u*.
I
f*»r
IfOOSKH ARK O M fU SIM S.^
Farmer Income Up
19 Per Cent Over
• Same 1957 Period
You
I A-ARTICLES* ' f T s r f n
(
1.6.ti
Si
L>-,iitnia't
H lilg ,
l ornilurr nntl Applianrrp
hill riU'MiE
I
NIHID6I AI
Cash for furo.twr# or . orpins, jr.v pi | m i l s , . \ ' , |. ,i,.| |VG
Sipper Trading Post, .Seafurii Or- -■- -■
2d1209 L First St. 111. LA 2-(W*3
iando Uwy. FA 2 8877
Uied furnituie, *ppll*nc**, tool*
1 7 -R ^ A lT Y l**RIORS
> e Rou(ht-*old. L»rry‘» M»rt
716 Sanford Av» Th FA 2 4133.
Lor Superior liraol* Service
Call E v *. 1321
< Unified Divnliv
1 «*trrji ■ »rt| li'fnir
I I A Z K L P O K T K IJ
10fi7 aSji.ford \ \ r I n. KA ?
Mai-hcr of Sanford
fto i/V h ll
Msatsnjrxm
V I R L V N IIK N v S O N
1101 66. 23th SI
I h n 1 a Kuril pa iv I., ter ilnvlgland D r i v r ln Theairr fm 6A It
Smith L'vp ifate (let 1, ‘68
p i .i m i u m ;
Sanfutd'* .6|pp*t Abate 1 11
Contracting A Repair*
Beauty Salon
Apr *' pnd
Free Estimate*
II AIt It IF. IT" 5 BE At 11 MMlK
R 1- IIAR6I.Y
105 8 0 .Ilair
LA :-u742 201 Sanford A** Phone L'.A 2 J38J
U - I EMAI.T’. IlM .P tt6VTLD
24-FIANO mERVICE
Danee inatruriora. Girl* 18 in 28
P 1 A N d T E r II S I r 1 V N
*rt wtnted Will trim, Inquire
t vpen | ming
llepair'og
139 s N Blid . Del and
HABRA WESIEK- Bot ,3'l
SUED AN bCHOOI. OF DANCE
Sanford
a - l l Al.E iD l l* 16 AM Eli
riAM* LI NING A 111.FAIRING
Dane* Inilrurtor* win'rd
Will
W. I.. HARMON
Irain- Inoutra 1M '* N. B lvd. r n E A 2-422J After 3.on p.m
Del.rod,
BUKDAN SCHOOL OF DANTE H \ l!l II 1»1st. 1 D STn At l u l l s
HE INDEPENDENT Sell, Haw
Build in ynur plan*.
lleinudttt!;* and \ liilltloiia
icigh Product* in L! Vulil.ia t •
DON l.l KE
See S A Smith Sr Bo- Dill
Pbuiu I'A 2-5d2l
DrLartd today i r wi de Haw-,
leikh'a Dent. LAI IP) II Mem
26-T l.l >THIC AL, SFRV h T T ---phis, Trim.
X*—Male or UrinaTr-”"” -
Houae Up.ring —Eteriric Rrraire
Bid Aihl.n
It AND Al l . EI.Et r n i c CD
112 Migr-wtl
FA 2 9916
RK A I. K STA TB
SALESM AN
Will pay up la 70% romaiiaaion
nn.aale*. H a rr good ralablivhnl FRlGIDAlRE applilnarct, tile*
biivinraa ami hm lion. All re
and tervlce, G. H. High. Oviedo
ply* tunf idrplial. Wrila bn*
Ft* Phar.n *'D 6 3J16 0r Kaa*1 c/w Sanford Herald
fold L A 7 NM3 after 8 p nr
H ill
" 1 r.h S BARGAIN
1i*5u New Alocn I6‘, 10' wide
M lie II nr, 2 liedronni. front
kitchen.
ONLY 31.996
iSt*i|) in anti v iait with Ut —
6 it Obligation
Modern Mnhlle H um *
Snlen
j
2919 So. Orlando Dr.
Sat fun!
Ph FA 2-7M2
Holcombes
Place
FRESH SEAFOOD
DAILY
Open 7 A. M. To 7 I'. M.
1-03 \Y. -Olh SI.
Fh. FA -2-0365
4
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�Halfbacks Get Headlines
In SEC 's Opening Tiffs
TWO Ihf A ROW - - - - By Alan Mav«r
HANEY.
M H W A U K Sa R c o r .
A C P £ S rv MATCH
rt/S IM/tfORM
M UM B e R B P
■ r DAVID M. MOFFIT
aided I* an aerial leam, threw tl
0£C O A 1'‘V6 r f E
Hailed Preil Inlernailonal
pa**e* and completed 20 for 191
P /R 6 T R A rV X A L
ATLANTA ( U P I ) - lf Saturday # yardi.
CEAOC£
actios wai a d aa r indication,
M A M A S g p jH 9 6
Ne*t weekend call* fer r*al'.y
thare'a going to be a whii-bang heavy action, with Saturday af
/ B A R 9 TO
2
battle for the ill-*tar halfback ternoon game* between A'ihum
tYO RLP 6 / R / t t
post* in lb* S-rutheaatetn Confer and Tennr**ee and Florida and
/V A R O M
ence tbla fill.
Mitilaaippi Slat* Saturday nls.hf.
Halfback! took nioat of the Alabama p l a y * LSU. Georgia
headline*. Among the weekend* play* Vanderbilt and Kentucky
atandouta ware Bobty Cravena of playa Ftlarlailppi. Friday nlvhl.
Kentucky, Don Deal of Florida, Tulane will he hoit to Texn* and
Hilly Cannon of Louialana State Georgia Tech to Florida Stale.
and David Ray of Vanderbilt.
Craven*, a ttnior who » u tec
ond in SEC ruilung laat fail.
Hogged through the mud for 1U
yard*' in 20 carrie* to lead Ken
turky to a 110 win over Georgia
Tech. Onr of hi# run* went for G
yard* and a touchdown.
Deal, a Mphomore, ipearhead
rd Florida'* 2114 victory over Tu
lane. Deal icorrd early in the
game on a 12 yard pa** play, Ihe.i
By MILTON I'll TIM W *
tumped tf yard* for another,
L'nitid Pre«a ln lr m .llu .il
touchdown in Ihr arcood period.
j O't ft or>!
Setup* by Cannon
FhetT the pataword In lopty
Cann»n didn't acore but tumtd
turvy Milwaukee t o d a y where
C
oach
IPRA
in
lung
run*
In
th*
tecond
and
R esu m e.
if tp e iA r z *»/»
third period* to art up two ol they're *alutlng Henry I Hank l
rt>6 R a c e
0 O & Hf 7 0
LStl'a touchdown* in the Tigrrt' Aaron, the man who brought the
A 9 A rt
eeocenr
20 6 romp over Kiev, defending ( t r a i n their tecond atraighl Na
A C C -A M tR 'C A
P irT A H T*A.i
Soulhwoatrrn
Conference cham tional League pennant.
IA * T r$AR
T A c R & e -n e
Aaron la taking all the adulation
m '
ptona.
o fR o ern o rt H tw r
Kay, a aenior who hat been lomrwhlt matter-of.fartly beraute
e ; a m e ra t i l l
w
r7o rtR ci/tre* *1.
mainly a rrlcrvr in the pait, fur- jtupplying pennant-clinching bi-iwt
m p /f R tR e N c e .
■me e / t * o f r f i o R f o * m o .t
nUhed the (park fur Vandcrhtll'a Gn't exactly a novelty with him
lie clinched the 19)7 clivtnpion12* win over Miiioun by d i'h ing II yardi with a punt return thlp for the Brave* with an tlth
Inning homer againvi the Car
to ic o n in the first period.
AUBlinN, Ala. IlIP lI — Au-1 qieelalltt dnea not have to pay
Georgia loti to T rxat 11 1 Sal dinal* | n t Sept. 23 ami wrapped
urday night but in defeat uncov up the 1939 pennant for Milwaukee burn Football Coach Ralph (Shugl Ihe price of learring how to tackle
ered a bright tophomorc quarter Sunday whrn hr drove In four Jordan today denounced the Irmcl or provide p att protection. The
pride of the YaJiktri. Rivhtty to, j back—Frairell ".rkenton Tarken- tun* in a r!u»mp*;rne.popping 6-& jt. ward two platoon football be- tame go* * for the bny who playa
Hr cvw'AR r n a j . e v
beraute it II en almoit tanilhte Ion came in midway In the third victory over the ftedleg*.
United Prf*a International
ra u »e "it rob* th* playera of the only defena*. He doein’t get a
NEW YORK (UPH —Th* World thfnt hated on ■ hiitory of d e * i peried after the Rulldng* had
The 24 vcor-old alugger hit a educational value*' of the game.’* chance to run with the ball or
S e r in haa developed Into * cru- end luperiority.
floundered for two third* of the two run double In a four-run fifth
T hr Tiger coach, who<e team leam down field blocking.'*
t id e loday lor the New York
Till, it not to lay the other game, and directed a 93 yard Inning and then clouted hi) Jnth waa undrfeatid and ttnlird L i t
Jordan
a ltd
Auburn would
Yankrca, who hew wrapped up trenie In b a n ball d'm't have their march lint gave Georgia a >hoti homer with one on in the leyrnth Vrar dr*pt|e a rugged Soulheaitvrn "probably kick foe ore point,
Iheir ninth pennant In the lari 10 pride. Rut with the Yankee* It I* lived lead.
Hit homer proved the drcDIcp Confetenee trhedule, *»ld, *-Th*te tathrr than run for two point*'
feiri.
■omethlni rpeclal. No other dub
wallop when th* Itcdleg) ham it no doubt about H. We are grad after a touchdown t» tcored.
The
only
o
t
h
e
r
action
in
the
You have to fo bath a year to ha* won a* many pennant* or aa
’ We've alway* had trouble mak
mered out aouthpaw W inen Spahn ually going back to the two.pl*.
«pd#rtland why. And bark, too, many world ehamptonahlpi. No SF.C Saturday waa at Mrmphli wllh • five * ntn bunt in the toon ayitorn and we at Auburn ing thote la at three or four yard*
where
highly-regarded
Mltilttippi
ibrouch the yeara which have other club haa produced ao many
and by kicking we're almoit turr
ran into a atlrk field and u n w e d hettom of the )even*h. Faithaller are definitely agalntt It.
made the Yankeea a bateball auper alar*.
of another point." h* laid
|)nn M ktalion preierved Spahn'*
"The
new
rule
which
allow*
a
Mempblt
State.
The
Rrliel*
won
|ei*nd.
Under the r»ew rule* change —
Yankee, r a n 'l Forget
170 but looked far below par In 21at win of the year when he boy to r n trr the game eight time*,
Then the final ingredient la ■
They ran deny It. thoae other the f in l half, leading only 2 0 at hlankrd Cinelmiati in th* l»«t (wo or twice in any quarter, pave* detcrihed hy Jordan *« "poor" —
fellow nemed Lew Burdette of the team*. But deep down they, too.
Innlngi.
Intcrmlailon.
the path for clear rut offenttve a team can chr-ote to kick nr u n
Milwaukee Brave*.
believe that when e player put»
and defensive unit*. And many of on the convertlnn play with two
Tlte
aerond
*
place
Pirate)
ofKtroag
()efen*e
Much ha* been written about the on the white, pin • itriped flr.nneli
the achoolt are planning to play point) awarded for running the
firially
were
eliminated
w
h
i
l
e
Krnturky'i thutout of Georgia
nf the Yankee* It work* a etrange
an offentivr and defcntlve tquad." ball aero!) from three vari't out
•ittlng
in
their
hotel
room*
in*)Terh marked the tecond K night
alchemy within him. They'll aay week that the W i l d r a t defen*. murh at iner ached .tied double
Jordan. who*c won-lot* record
It Ivn't *o. hut that uniform aomewa« unmarred. Th* Wildcat* uird header with the ITtilli*) m l poit- In le t en y r a t t at a head coach
how makra him a better ball
only 23 men—and only »even *en- potteil lievauee of rain.
ranxa him 13th In thr nation on
player.
Willie May* booMrd hi* learn* percentage, blamed
lor*—agilnit Tech * platoon*.
the
rule
w
p iiu im t ;
Sure,
the
Yankee*
hive
been
1« t » I h f i:# l# i» •••
Florida'* win ovrr Tulane war tradl-ig average to 112 with a change on a "tmnll group of
I t A T M u N l I | jo L * fjU % li M C
beaten. Hut nobody e 'er did It )u*t *Urut *• raperliol and pm tingle ami a double In three of live eoarhra who never Kop
the way Hurilrttr did la«t year, the Gator* Into a lin t week lir ficial Inpa a* the Giant* ‘n at th* righting Knee the two-platoon
m » ai . mttm »:
N lit I 19 I* M r i t i f
«»• lie flattened them three time* In
with Kentucky for Ihe SEC lead Cardinal*. 7-4, and Sandv Koufax tem wa* outlaw nl!"
■ p e lt r f U t i^ l w ill,
*«• 111,1 *U r
ftf It^ultr. A II 1*1* **/•••»* <? the Serlea — the only man ever to The prf icaion dope mid Florida of the Dodger* pirk d tip hit IIIh
Hr raid hit main objection ii
th «
llo t t o r e b U
r*« M )
turn that trick — and two of tho.e would have, a great drfenKve victory with a 2 1 de itir.n c\et
U t m ln o l*
C u iW tF*
F lo rid # *
h I•
that "It rohl lent of the educa
11 n* f r « | u r ft. a e««*u » l * *in t *♦«!*•i*a f ■. defrata were ahutntiU.
Ihe
Cub*.
line. Tbit waa ihown with Tulane
tional value* of the game W* will
I * A«tfutnl«tf a ta r . f th# »-•*<•»• * {
MILWAUKEE. Mia. i U P D - By
Nnr ran the Yankre* forget thla gaining only 16 yard* on thr
Ila.yiB.asi4 I hi uni## .11*
*M
Baltimore defeated Ihe Amrriran again be turning to the tpccinILt,
at a a lil lim e . 1h m am t Ih a re . m ene lame flurdrlte wai a guy they ground.
New York Yankee *l*rMlnnt*. the
However,
Tulane,
herl.ragit*
eh.implon
Yanke-)
f-r
-h'
the
tiny
who
can
only
lw
exploited
B y p tic a tlo fi iu tie* aaltl J u ia e f« r
people here are atill ) ' "buih
• . fin a l a t t llt m e r il « f l i l t a jm lr il* traded away back In IM1 when
third alraight time. 3 7; Button on offente or defence,
l A d l l f l f l n f >tM M l l U . if» 1 ' « • * they oere
league" a# ever.
aborting
for
another
blanked Wa*hington, 7 9; ( hieago
t ifr U r el I a h a n t e a him ae #u«h Ad*
"Thl» mean) lhat the offentlve
"Bitahville”
Kill foe* rany
pennant and another World Serle*.
* k lftl* tra t» r
, „
.
nipped K anta t (Tty, 2 • f, and
I •»(W'l fill* lh# S3 d#> nf ■ • ru m * H* wai hut one of Iheir minor
When Ihe Milwaukee Brave* win
Cleveland
beat
Detroit,
.1
I
A
f»
t
t
U
t'1 . j o g r r i t t m u i h »m a i .d
1 pennant.
leaguer* then and they awapprd
Am A<tm1nHtrat*»f r f th#
A throng nf 20,000 r u *, i,cn
him
off
to
thrae
«ame
Rm
vei—
K it a io « f
. . . .
Mitehel! Airport Sunday night
ru ten an *! l» m ia U « M rl» » n *U then re*idlng In Boiton — for a
DfrtHM
when the Brave* rriiin-.eJ home
fellow named Johnny Sain.
K a r l t ! # ifa u th n M * r
from Cincinnati wliere »
-vr
foiled Prt«t Inlernailonal
A t t a r n a e ft»r A*lm 1 n l* t r # t n r
(•uniting
For
l.ew
l«(.f< trd . K l i
^ _______
National
le
i
g
u
r
hour*
before
they
had
w,-i
ir
Iturdette didn't even glv* them
Major le -arur Rr*ultt
W I.. Prl. GR
•eeond atraight Nitione- x-ag-o
hrrirm n f
t«».
Ihr recognition of a revenge
• 1 # i» . H o m ir . .
ITiilnl I'rt** lolrriiatluoal
x Milwaukee
9<t fin a n
(M-nnanl will, a 4 3 vic'oiy 1 vr
r i a r a »if rw aM tfira #tid #.l*lr#«#
motive.
National longue
la iih knn W R
Plttalnirgh
97 83 3AI fitfe
the Itedleg*.
f ill’
tie
h a ra h f n o tifie d th a t "I like In beat anybody ,** draw
000 010 200- 6 16 1
7* 71 323 I P i Milwaukee
j Downtown, horn* hjnk*d, hawkL o u ie D. vt*n>r*. m »* # il*e W * » « » * " led the man from Nltro. W. Va. San PranrlKO
K» 000 309-3 7 2
e n m p ta in l • * » ln * i y>-u. I r i p e »
Cincinnati
73 7« 497 IVi Clnrlnnali
' era aquawked ar.d college atudent*
I'nllrd
Preaa
International
f nr r t t r " r r » . In 11-* r i r M i l * **•»«».« . f "I like to beat 'em to murh that
Spahn. McMahon (71 and t ranSt. I n ti*
To 79 470 I9'i
danced
in Lh* Kreet far Into the
P r o . ln - t<- C '.l.n lt , *1 P in f t ir il.
Kn-p
your
eye
on
the
Chicago
. .
I
hardly
even
»ee
ihe
lettrrt
on
rf<U »»e h - t t 1" io-i<llret
I/i* Angrtea
69 *0 . 463 211' i dall, Law letter. Acker (fit. ITna Bear* when they itart playing lo r n
i-t*. III*■n.l p#-T*i.«allr
nf •>* a il» .rn * v Ihrir uniform*.'*
Chiragn
fig *1 4.V! 21 ‘i I6t and Dottecor. Winner Spahn
The apontaneou* merrymaking
. uph I P * I 'l r r 'l nf »Ut a . 10 1'nlirl
N i n l t t ' . P I irld *
v---ir W f1 ll.li
To the Vankeci. when you over P h t U d e lp t ij*
1121 It) L ite r - l.nwrenct t a ID. real In the National Football for the Brave) f a r te d a few ice
6 ) g ) 426 K
Ix-ague
next
Sunday.
4#r#n>f
l» * " *
r « * l'» » I ' 1 "Jf look lho»e big
letter* on their x*Cllncheil pennant
Ifrt tarnn. Ituliln-on.
ond* after Billy Bruton made the
h ill n f 1*001 p i . I M
llt .il
In
•*"!
The one • time ittnnilrri of the (Inal nut at Cincinnati. Within
r . U i f . a . l n . l vru
a n d l> »»r> . fllnnelt. It I* the Intuit »upreme
Sundar*' Rrtulla
L-a Angete) 0410 OOCt 200— 2 9 0
a to p V i n m . l « l l h I N . iin-t»r*lnnAnd today, a* they took ahead Milwaukee 6 Clnclnnall 1
( hieago
004) 000 001 — 1 6 0 midway were the only team ,I1 mlnule*. »peel*l police were hu»v
. 4 . n o r n . r . *■» IN* I In 4 *!•* «t
(> rtn t» r A l> !>'*• I l o r . l n
m l In another thru at the lit a v e t San
FTaneltco
7
St.
la>uU
4
KnUflX,
Craig I Si, Kipp lit. come through Ihe pre * immmi I m p i n g » .leadv .(ream o' bork
If
Jl,4 « m fn t
w ill
Nf
r* « 4 » r* 1
fh-ient 19), KBpptteln I9> an,I grind unbeaten—tornplcllng Iheir )n!. e, tf mnUng down Wttcunaln
• o . l n . i rim 1 i '!■ f . i i l i
an-l hunletle the lean man wllh L*>* Angete* 2 Chlcigu 1
n P, l l . i p i i « I 'l . l ' . H l i
thf r „,.-, m, | n xtreti.
Philadelphia,
2 Hoaelmrii Anderaon. Eldon 1 6 ) vvhthIHon achexlute with ,n uphill A
the rotd blue eyet ii their favorite Pittihurgh at
•1 W
I V . t f , ItlO M Io t l » f
game*, ppd. rain.
The aHewalk), which weir *1
tuhjert.
i - D In t lf f
and Ntym»n, l*ong *9). Winner— 27 ?l victory over the Wa»hinglon
P . IV H n l 111)
Aalurdiy'a Reantt*
Knufnx (11-10). U tter — Anderx- Brdtkin* Sunday In a nationally mml empty a short I1r> * “ fore,
Hurdeite again*! that Yankre
a . of nr-i. rim hi*
leleviaed game.
*oon re*embled a bu*y ahoppinr
Plltaburgh
4
l'hfl*del|>hia
A
D
ll.
(hould make it rjuite ■
IN
*11) X T )
J l l l l i l *.
M U n r . pride
Only one olher cluh wound up day
Chicago
3
Lit
Angc'r)
2
Serlea.
• i i w i N t i i . n m i v t i , r i . i i n *i i .
Satt FTaiicItcn u » 030 ool— 7 7 t
I u i t a t k n r i v i M . i i u it > n i . u : i j
Mayor Frank 7-cid!*r Jjlfterl thr
.San Franrliro 3 SI. I m u I
St. Lout*
’J ou (XMi imiJ — ( i i with Iretlrr than a 360 mark in
4aei a*r4
Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati I
K t i T i r i : nt* P I N I t . » l » : u * l i r I N I *
k Antnnclli. M o n r a n t <2t and Ihe tuneup* The lav* A ngelo fun on the lidewaL and "»xt* nd
A i* r t . i « * A t m N
p o ii
% tt« ii;
Tue*d*y'a (iamr*
Schmidt. Jackann. Wight
tit. Ham* finished with a 42 record— rd hrartirK heK )ri«hex tr each
ATI f»*f•'»?'• i f * h a rat t » *>OfTf *
Philadelphia *1 Milwaukee
right Knttnan (3>, S tobb t 17) and p o l i s h i n g off Ihe Pittsburgh member of the nrave* for vlet iry
|lia » |tvw i i h l e r a l a n t i a * T’ «* u l« r *
• f »a(it
h n ^ a « im » t lh t # il »»#•
SI lamia at I/i» Angete* night
(jre*n. Winner —- Moniat <M3). Stee'er*, 3t 6, In Iheir pre ieaxm In (he coming World Serif*."
a d m ln lw t r a O e .n
Ih a r a if
a id
h a ra
Gov. Vernon Thomion. a (•"»'
Chleago at San Franrl* o night
f l i n t i n r e t i l f f M ir t t i * l r
f l t i i l M*
L .ter — Jack in (13 131. Hit — finale.
i i i 11 f a n | J» t 'n a t liiV l f #»r i l l a r l i a v a a
Only
game*
tthi-duled
T
hr
mo»t
di«*ppo!nting
record*
mile*
away for an Air N'-'l-nvl
Ohia.-n*.
. t if e f n
tf a n » . ah M ill
llmlger*. Iltirlnn
t'nllrd l*rr*a Inlernailonal
American I eagpe
|>a 4«tlT Clit -i A ftap f i l l " * »r««*C »’f
were turned in hy the defending Guard u ri-m m y . quipped hr v*a«
I’ttlabuigh
at
I'hilaib-lphla.
(21
National
league
t t u l l i i r n t l ...
Ill h 1m | t h l *
h«w
w. i~ Pet. (in gam**, p"tt;«incd. rain.
rhampton Detroit IJont, who lo«l "ready" if '.he Hrav«a nee-l'-l him
l«eh
bbc# ■ week
Player A Cloh G. Alt R. II Pet. x New York
f f i i f f f ’flil* U lit a
••h» fh * ria » t*
*9 fin v»7
four of ilx exhibition*, including in the S»rte*.
American I rayue
# f i n i ro t »| »f t a l i rtr * t » l
t • Mays. S F .
M7 STS II3 IM TIT Chleago
"I am certain that all Wucon
79 69 33 4 9'N
• rd fti t>*ft #*f
!i • ir t ln il Ir n
nf
11M
Waihlngton 000 000 OOO — 0 7 0 that humitiatng irlhack by thr )tn Join* me in expreolng nur ad
A«hhurn Phi. H6 5M M> 199 3U Detroit
aatat# twill u m a l a f n f a tl«» e n m l
74 74 KM) I4W Button
not (Mi| ray* — 2 7 n Coliege All-Star*, ard the New mlra'lon to the playrra an l man
K II1 4 T V A T Io .S ’ M . IIA .S K
M Dial, SIl„
IM 43| n |St .213 Cleveland
74 7 4 .300 14',
A t \V I N T i : II I A H K .
Ftteher, H ide ( 7 1 nttd Courtney. Yolk Giant*, thr I2M kingpin*.
Aarotl, Mil
119 389 Hi IM U ) Button
W in f a r |*i p Ii P l o r l i a
71 74 .VM) |4<)
who dropped thetr Let five game* ! asvmrrv' fog bringing •> Wiveonun
| r ? l * l# n f* a »i l l i i r i M 't a
Deloek MS 8 1 at d While. L iter—
Skinner, Pitt 119 .V*t *9 161 321 Kan>aa City
a f r o n d f in e In turcest 1 1 a Na
71 76 177 I*
i n d t a f t i T f t iii o f f lr a r
after winning their opener.
Flicher
(4
9).
Hank*,
Chi.
119
397
117
190
319
r iR M f if # ■ t l ll ja r
ti >r,al Lea ,-rue pennant,” Tnc.rfon
Baltimore
in T7 176 !*
The Cleveland Brown*, picked to
New York
200 coo mto_i 9 3
A « i;* e c n ta r a o f a a l i M l » l «
American Iwague
raid.
Waihlngton
fit 66 . 413 27
W
F
iV l n i t v w # a il*
Baltimore
i l l 000 OOx-3 8 t rule the EaK-wn Divivion again
A tta ra*y
llunncla. Ho* 141 341 94 173 .323 x-CIInched pennant
thla
aeaton,
had
to
tcltle
for
a
3
3
Storditant. Dilmkr
(71 and
Klicnn, Del.
133 336 70 171 319
N IIK
K T A T I* I II * K le O t t fliA
T l»
Sunday'* Rrtulla
I.IM
If
\ V lt.U A S f4
H • 1M l
Howard Pappa* (10 9) and Trlan revoiii, along with Ihe IG-dikm*.
William*. Ho* 172 392 71 123 314 Baltimore 1 New York 2
Taar Piayae To*
Phlladrtphla Eaglet and San Fran
U lt A .x n J I * N ( 'Y l » «N •‘M U m A I K l *
do), l / n e r —Sturdivant 128*
136 497 91 111 312 Chicago 2 Kantat City t
Th. Da#
A *wfj-fri C a m illa I r>i H« v tn a fettn Cerv. K.CIIy
ciaco
Fivrty
•
Nlner*.
TV.e
pre
#tt*4 atfsiiiBt »-•»! i#i th# r i r # « i i lloj.l, nail.
ritic a rt
006 too (lift- 2 7 0
119 363 17 120 I II Cleveland • Itetrod I
Call FA I t i t l
C f u M lf» «fi4 fa r
I 'f i B B i r .
veaaon
record*
of
Ihe
fiber
club*
Kanta* City
OOO OOO 016-1 3 I
r t o r i u . fc? n i r v i A M i N
»«
w n ..
t. ilk .r a o Ckorrfc *4 I k *
Rmlnn 2 Waihlngton n
Home Kuna
M a M P. fa r i l l iriiri♦, i | # #ft*'f f t ill#
Donovan (13 13) and Battey. were Chicago Cardinal* v3 2-13,
Ralarday'a Reauli*
National la-ague: n»nk», Cub*
Redeemer
• f B h it K i • i l l : \ j a m i n
h
wn
llaltlmnrr
Cotta
|23T>,
Green
Hay
Herbert, Gorman (81, T-imartek
I.M M R
r U In llff
u r s u i III.V
If
IJ; Thumai, Pirate* 13; Hoblnion, Baltimore I New York 0
Parker*
(2
3)
and
Pittsburgh
(T
4)
TV 11flat A 'll H |>f f I" It |'1 kill V* I It-r *# ft I r *
(9t and Chlti. loiter — Herbert
■*ii-ti mv# i # *oviinnjittA %■**» tu #r»* ll.-dlega 31; Matb*wa, Dravr* >0; Button 2 Wathlngtnn 0
(6 6). lilt—Torgv»on. Chiti.
|mait #•Mil nl«* l *eU-i Urll!-r
Cleveland I Dlmll I
Aaron,
llrave*
30.
fcD frin nn *#v h«fnr# iTt« J l | h »1# y «»f
Cleveland
son noo imm>_ a 4 o
vclQbtr* A, t* (#AI. »»»*! i v n t • Amrriran la-agur: Mantle, Yan Det tolt 4 Cleveland I
# Y ♦’■? h i b # n
N « * !# v# fiin L
Detroit
006 001 OOO- 1 6 2
Ira
Indian* IS; Kamat City 3 Chicago 2
I f . »* #» H *« ? :• ■ • n fo rd
V la r* kee* 41; Colavito,
>
Tuesday'* Game*
i m \ u tuMxi* h *m h i m i o \
NarleiU, Grant (8). Bril (I)
4*.
At lo r n n
f« r
I ’lnlruH ff.
o r Siever*. Senator* 3*; Cerv, Ath
>**«lr# #1 m i l l #
Iln v lB l
(■• P n i f * 1'rn r m f n t i ) w ill
and Nixon. Biinnlng. Cicotte 1 6 ).
Detroit at Chicago (night)
letic* 38; Jen«rn. Red So* II.
t f l U r o i # it mi ft •t r « u ,
T o W h o m It tn * r r o O r t m i
N u ll* r l« I t r i a l f # U r l | In i r t o r t t i u t » l i h (t## tliii» I # f th #
Mttford
(7)
and
Lau.
Winner
—
Cleveland
at
Kantat
City
(night)
T h # HMtiffird H*r#t#T )# 4rDltfn«f#>t
Run* Ratted la
Zirnlaitf II# * u U llo n D
th # t Jfe ln r t #nx| i!#**r **
K tlrthhAMlt h#%#
• * ■ n # w *t.*t'*r taf B f r *#r#t r l i *
r#v|U#tt#tl •
I t#
t t r m i t lo r>t»tr#<# # t r# il# r f»Arh, on lot# S I.
C u t« fl* n
1# wltl^h
|h li
rlfit|«> n
National League: Rank*, Cuh* Waihlngton at Baltimore (night) Nartraki (13 10) Loaer — Bunnin*
21 a n il M o u th *• f» # t o f S t . \ V » h l» # f l l v # r . <#m|*Dlt#D u h le h # r#
New
York
at
Boiton
(night)
tiAl!
onr#
#
a
rh
(
U
H
L
HR-MinotO
J# f fo flr r-F-fewrulfV« W f e V l
127; Thom**, Pirate* ]09; Aaron.
on 1V # M * b M lv t r U ri» #
I ’ u till*- h # > f ln #
# t ll b# h # M
In l h # ■ D m ifin l# C o t t M r r ’ o y r t
W IT N K H I* m y h # n i m .| off1#l#1 Urarei
93; II. Andrraon, Phil*
Ilf.iiD #
t ’n u M # l *omrr1afei<jn«r d Urmnt #>n T h u r D d if , «hflrl #r t.
■•#1 o f th# t i # f h of th# «"lr»*utt
DM #| I I*. M- or #• toon (h#r##fl*/ la poMiht#C " * if l on ( f i l l th# H l h d # y t*? V tp t* 94; May*. Giant* 94.
;.i.»lft.- lr i ,(*BHi» S^vnlng ln r # e !# r
t t r h r r . A I* 1SSI
Amerlraa League: Jrn*en. Red
l l r ltn h # rt H Ilf i'D f i
O P H e rn .t in
Mfitiln
I# C o u n t f f- o n ln f D ir * c I o f
/ T # r k of th# r i r # u U C o ttrl
Sog 111; Colavito, Indian* 106;
IK K A J.i
Siever*. Senator* 104; Cerv. Ath
#f#i*h N n * » r l» p iT . J r .
A t t * r r > r «t ’ # #
letic* 102; Mantle, Yankee* 91.
lU M h O tT . I O M T T i n i n o
IIM M IIM IO E
f . O | i « i i f # 4 t t if # H . n « r1 1 # .
>«**I f # # f f l h l l t ||# # rlii#
W n ttP ttir fo r t u i n t l l f .
PUelilng
H.
T n o fio m I I m # r w n f a r o :
National League: Spahn. Brave*
Notir# It h#rtl»F •!»•». !• •ri*or.1§n- • wild Ettllo*
#f th*
■•mtlnnl# Cnunll /eonlnc fliiulittBRi. lh#l Alh#rt l>- t’ooUf r#312 EAST FIRST STREET
21-11; Rutdctle, B r a i n 19-10;
Ilaalnrw* Mena Lunch
«iu#Dts th# lollhDlDi or## Mt loRt.t i*a| f o mm#r#**!
Friend. Pirate* 22-11; Hobble.
T h# MVi o f m : s Of N K> , ■octlnn I I . T «*iD lit# H i V U n t#
PHONE FA MIS1
. II a & IN I p-M.
f m a Ue
M K . u h Ir ti I# PR If I g h « #x M f K s # f n f lh # n o w Altoninvir# Mrhool
Cub* 104; Ruth, Brave* 104.
Tubllr IIm i Ib i will M h#l4 In lh# Counlr I'ommiHi-tni: #
| «1XA Breey Day frow ||. n
America* L e a n * : Turley. VanRnovn. ■•mlnolo County C o in linn##, knford. Florid*, nn Thurs
■• JAMES CUT
JAMES B. GUT
irai th
m#r#aft#r
a# iMiilkk
day
Uciotir I SI
I’,\ H er aa inon
____
keel St-T; McLiah, Indian* 18-T:
M a r* U « D ln ln r R oom
■•minor# C o u n ty S U in ln t C o m m l# # leu
Ford, Yankeea 14-1: Deloek, Red
Hr ttnMrt ■ nmwn
K*y. IT-9J, Rwolfe
H im In of# C a u n fy I n n In if P f f # r f o f
Sol 114; Piaree, White Sox 17-11.
Henry Aaron Hero
As Braves Capture
National Pennant
•seam’
Auburn Coach Hits 2-Plaloon System
Sports Parade
I
1
l1
Legal Notice
' Bush' Milwaukee
•m Celebrates Again
As Heroes Return
College Teams Gambling
On 2-Point Extra Point
By FRED DOWN'
touchdown* and Ron Podwlcka
plunged on# yard for another.
United Preaa International
The firit retults art In en eolQ u a r t e r b a c k Norm Snaad,
foetbnll'i new option a! extra atarting hia Aral v a n ity g im t,
point play i n i they indicate a palled f i r thrao *ooebdewr.i and
•arpriring trend to gamble for »et up a fourth to give Wake
two point* imtaad of playing it Foreat it* rmaahlng triumph ovrr
safr for one.
heavily favored Maryland. Wake
A United P r o a International Foreit oulgained Maryland 21113
turvey of 20 major fama* Satur yard* ruahing and 194-98 paaiing.
day ahowed th* coaehei tried the Maryland rtv»r got inildt Waka
two-point pax«-run conversion 38 2 Foreat'a 28-yard line.
per cent of the time with a .321
The armchair fana go< lh*lr firit
percentage of auecef). The "aafe" look at the new extra point play
00 * point kick proved lucccnful In the nationally teleriied game
61 3 per cent of th* lime.
tn which Vanderbilt beat Mluourt,
There wera a total of 103 touch 11*8. The team* tried for th* twodown) *cored in the 26 g im et point ronverilon after all thr**
aurveyed. The team* tried pa*a- touchdown! but didn't make a
rtt'i cnnvrrriorta 39 limes and were single one.
■uccevaful 3t time*, and tried con
ventional kirk) 44 time) and were
*uec»)«fu1 27 times. The trend In
dicate* the controversial new twopoint play will become inrreaiingiy popular beraute there i» almn*t
*• good a chance to get the two
pointi a* there ii to acore one.
Many l ’p»et*
Th* women'* bowling leacu*
There were fiv* major up**t* on
fSand*pur)| ha* eompleled it*
the firit big week end of Ihe
thini wc*k of action.
a e a ton but not one coul i be
With the nece*iary number nf
traced to the new rule. In fact, ihe
only major game decided by an •ponsara. the league la off to a
extra pslnt wai Tex** Te-h'a IS- fine atari.
at week'* action 1 4 W Perfec
II up»et of Tex** AAM, which
wa* won on Floyd Deilinfer'a tion Dairie* Jump into an early
•'old • fjvhioncd" placement. The lead with 16 win), two lo**e*. Per.
final play w** let up, however. feetlon’a opponent, Wtlion-Maler,
h*cau*r Texai Tech gambled and had tlie tougheit luck of the even
made a two • pu'r.t conre.-aton ing. Wllaon-Maier had the high» t tram tingle game. 644, and
earlier
N’c h m k a englnc»red the lop rip* the higheK leam aerlei, 16H. hut
ml if Ihe day r.-,icn It *<m»-'l a •till loot all four point* due to
14-7 victory over Penn State, the handicap.
The high#*, individual acratch
which figured to be one of the
itrengeit team# In the Et*t. Ne gam*. IS. wax rotted by Shirlfv
hr*»ka, which won only one of 16 Sima*, a* waa Ihe hlgheit handi
game* in 1937, tied Ihe acore on cap. 196. Highrat individual lerhalfback Pat Flu-hcr'* 97 * card ie*. acratch. 446, and handicap.
kickoff rclurti and then drove 46 369, v i i lolled by Helen Cfrhlt
yard* for th* winning touchdown.
Tomorrow night'* action »ec*
P*nn State had driven 70 yard* to Wllaon-Maier agalntt Wade'* Mar
go ahead, 7-0. e«rty in the fourth ket, Roumillat & Anderson ver*u*
period.
ABC Garbage Service and Roh*on
Piit*hl|rgh, ano'hrr highly.rated veraua Perfecllnn.
r a j ! e r n Independent, whipped
UCLA, 27 6. North Carolina State
beat North Carolina. 21-11. and
Wake For»K routed Maryland. 34LONDON (UPI) — Britiin')
0, in the other top upaeta.
Council of Churche* haa declaeed
it»elf oppoved lo any limif"on th*
F.aay For Pitt
Pittihurgh handled UC1.A with immigration of rolmed ritiien* of
rate, outgaining the Writ Coast Commonwealth nation*. Propoiri*
team 219 66 yard) ru*hlng under for reitrictloni were prompted by
the auprrb direction nf quarter- recent rac* rioting.
back* Ivan Tnncir and BUI Kaliden Toneie plunged for Ihe firat
I will not be responsible
Pittihurgh touchdown ami passed
for nny charge accounts
3 yard* far the irrond.
North Carolina State, a 13-point
nmete in my name by any
underdog, ruined the tlebut ot Jim
one
other than myself.
Tatum'
T>e«t North Carolina
team In three years" a* Ken
H. M. Penrce. Jr.
Trohridge ran IS and 26 yard* for i
,
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Perfection Leads
Sandspur Bowling >
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Oppose Curb Plan
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VOL. XI.IX
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SA N FO R D ,
County Votes Money
For 'Disputed' Paving
Seminole County Commissioners
today awarded Dowling Appt*i*al
Co.. Bradenton, a enntrart for
reassessment of all property in
the county and voted 3 ! to amend
the county m id Budget t« Include
the completion of Dodd Road
Dowling a n the low bidder rl
^ I ' l WlO The work wilt begin Ort
About too attended the meeting.
Vernon Dunn, cnmmliitnner-elect
tn Dlltrirt 4. pre*ented a petition
signed by Id revldcnti of Fet.r
I Park. a-klng for th# removal of
i Fred Dyson, Homer Little ami B
C. Dodd. In view: of their "actions
of an irregular nature and r.ot
1under 1a« 1
Spectator* voiced their nptt tom
about the paving of Dodd Bred.
which » u not included in the
county road irnprovem-nt budget
Particularly- vcrfcu-c *a* a lad)
who lives on I’rairic Lake Uoad.
which had been slated lor paving,
Dodd aupportera pretented a
petition for the completion of Dodd
C ity Reinstates
^Chamber's Funds
About 12 Sanford merchant* and
buvineaamrn appeared laat night
before the Board of City CommaStoner* a* a delegation from the
Seminole Chamber of Commerce
and protested the $2,500 cut from
— — — ------ — —— — ——
Hoad. R L. Scott, who luted
a-ldtr-s a- IV-dd Road *.1111. ^
you have tiuuhte Cuing dawn T.>•
cawtlla Hoad, don't try D->dJ T n
e*wdl*
n at. least h a r d "
..............
Another Dodd supporter claimed
that many resident* on Dodd
Ituad owned "four or five liinev
TUESDAY.
Allanson Rowe
Dies In Hospital
ridge
win
^Complaint Needed
9)
Students Perform
Pgr RotarV Club
2:t.
*
1958
I 'n lt H
Prewn
Leaded
W ira
N L 2 67
King Has 1’neumunia
NEW YORK tC PD — The Rev.
Martin Luther King J r , Alabama
Negro Integration leader who was
• tabbed by a Negro woman Satur
day in Harlem, auffered today
from a mild cate of pneumonia
Ike Ends Vacation
NEWPORT. R I lU PD —Presldent EUrnllowrr lodav emit a IV
dav
Narraganteil
Ray retort
vacation that itarted with gulf
and a little ffiahlng
finlahed
arm
u m m and fi
with the low of hit No. 1 atd*.
Sherman Adama.
....
s« much imd a« Dodd", twit that \\ riter Succumbs
'Quakes Reported
He Prefers Prison
Fair Racks Rlanton
Suffocates
Educator Confident
Thursday Meeting
To Study Drunks
Hurricane Hgjene
‘Spotted, Watched
SKPTKM HER
In Sanford
fes!5S Mainland To Face Attack
If Quemoy Is Endangered
■Dodd always laid If be paved
\K W YORK lUPD—Mary Roll
the road, everyone In the county , n , Kinehan, Si,who averaged
would Jump on him."
writing a my itery novel a year
Picture* of the road In question for 4-* year*, died
Monday night
were submitted to the commission In hrr alrep
Chairman John Krider objected to
the picture* lie tald. ' I had file I t ) I k O lllO V G 1 I’OOjJS
wi'.ncs-r* with me when I went
BEIRUT IL'PI) Prevljenl Kuad
down the road and found it very Chehab. .peaking while gunfire
amoath. not In Ihia condition."
echoed in the slicrt* outside, vowAnother petition from Id red rd sislay that he will restore order
ilrnla of Oviedo was read by John In la-banon ami arrange the with
Evan*, asking rumple lion of Red drawal of L' S troop* from the
bug Hoad between Slav la and country.
Highway 451 Evans claimed the
road will be an Important civil
defense highway ano is already
PASADENA. Calif ( U P l i - Two
widely used Inr farm produce
rarthquaU . probably in the >uuth
When t odd was asVrtl bv a we it Pei lire IK can. were record
spectator. - Was the Dodd Hind rd Monday at the Setsmologlcal
legally okayed?". Ihr commission laihoiatury of the California la
er said: “ It was done according tn slllule of Technology.
Ihr ism e way many roads hair
been ftxrd in Seminole County. Me
take the rr-ponsiidllly for main STANLEY. England ( U P D - E*
tenance In our own district* "
eaped convict Raymond Morrllt,
At this point the Rev. Dttn F 53, *aid today It »«■ the English
Laegcler Intervened, saying: "I weather that drove him hack to
waa under the Impression that we prison
After less than a day of freedom
had euunty C om m ission er* who de
rided the policies In ■ legal meet, and hour* of steady ram, Mo-ntt
ing. I undersiand from the news telephoned police Monday l" take
paper that on the very day of a him hark.
meeting, three nf the commission
,
.
.-i . . .
«-r* mrt behind rioted do ,r. In C h U m i C S r t i l l i n g ;
okay the paring of the road, ana, CHARLOTTE. X. C. i l ' P D —
yet did r«t bring It up rt flic Evangelist Billy Graham said
meeting I am concerned with the Monday night modern day chuirhmoral Influence thst this will have n have failed to obey God'* comon the people nf the county and mandmrntf became the./ have not
the state "
»jnkin with the p.iwrr and boldHie courtroom wa* filled with | nr** of Ihr ear'y rhunu.
applause wlu-n '.aegeler sat due i
Then, Dodd mpporter* mil the
opposition held sway with argo
TAMI’A (L T D — L'niuccessful
merit. Krider said that he "pro candidate Jim Fair of Tampa
bably would have a ppm red the hat endorsed Jim lllanlnn of St.
paving of the road if it h*J hern August ip* In the Sept. *9 rinbrought to the teg-ular eotnmit- *>ff against Jerry Caitee for tlic
lion meeting '*
slain ItHllroad and Public IhitiLawrence
Swofford. commis lies Commnslon
sioner from District 3 added tbs'
"It's a bad policy to pit our* ills- Rain
tricl against another. When I
TAMI’A 11-I'D
Sis month
a p p n u .‘led Y a iteirouyf.) (county
old
Hilly
Hay
Thompson
suft->Cs
road sii|ierintendrrit l about 'tty
ntin working en Doibl he laid that ted Monday when he sbp(trd t>etbos-- men (Dys-.n, IJItle. D-wirt) tween the maltrv*a and the side
told no not to pay any attention ,.f his riih. The child wu* the
son of Mr and Mr-. \ altun
lo Mr. Kiidrr. and to g'* light
sin a-l with I field Road. I do not Thompson.
agree y ith it "
To the • bouts of "illegal'' from
TAMPA (L T D —P rtiiient John
lh» (Ivor, commissioner* v->ted on
a motion by Dodd that the com- S. Allen of the new Cnlverstty nf
pit tt<.n of Dorld Road Ire rd-tid 1<> South florid a is confident state
ihe ro.intv road budget The vote officials wilt not allow a money
carried with Kruler amt Swrotford shortage to rvtard construction of
agalnit, Dyson. Ijitle and Dodd the college.
for.
Several of the *peaker*, Inelurl r * t t
Ml I n
In: Fart Hlgginb. Iliam. pteade.1 L O l l C G K a l l t U j C l S
with the spectator* to unit* Ihr
count) and return lo pe»ceful gov
ernment.
The September meeting of the
Coffee Club, ayonsored by the
Seminole County Chamber of
NEW YORK —( I T U —Fur the Commerce, will tie held Thursday
neat lew months. .Vsi drivers ar morning at P> o'clock al Mis
retted In New York City on drunk Appleby s Valdes Hotel Restaurant.
driving charge* will take pait In
Charlie Morriaon. matter *f
a siu.lv (n determine, among reremonle* anrmoneed that there
other things, wbriber the amount will tie no speeches, but that sev
of al.uh-d In Ihrlr blo—l offer* a eral new resident* of Satit ml and
clue in the kind of arcidenli they ImiiIrie *t mere would be prrientrd
might have.
lo the group.
. the city • appropriation t» the
Chamber.
Th.- money wa» reimtwed bv unantinoui von*
C l i f f o r d MeKibbln preaidrrt.
«ho will besomr mernbcrabtp
chairman when M*ck Cleveland
lakea over the gavel Oct t. vpoke
fir«l to the commissioners
McKlbbm vaid, "I wonder if
the people of Sanford will think Ihr
city ii loiing faith in the Chamber
of Commerce by lhi» cutback. We
cannot extend our advertising pro
gram without »i-ending money fur
tool*, travel r*pen*e« ami per
sonnel."
The former city managci addid
WASHINGTON i LTI >-Shrrm.*n “ 1 would like to ice the establishAdam* « »
twrpt out of ihr ment of a fraction r>l a mill tot
j y h d r Home today hy a political publicity and advcrtlilng in the
Ttnrrrv born of the gifts h* ur.ep- city charter. Thi* would a t u r r
trd from one of hla "dearest fund* fur capeme*. In Drl.and the
f riend v."
millionaire
Uemaid city gave t l i u»vl to the clumber "
i Drl.and Chamber of Commeicr
Gold fine.
Both Adama and (isldfmc. the manager I* Eorreal Breckcnridgc.
r a g d o richea trxllle baron, denied former Sanford C. of C. manager.)
vlrvrland told tbe Coinml*aion:
that Goldfine ever got any fav
ored treatment In Waahlngtori in "I think it * fane economy when
return. These Insinuation*. Adam* you cut down on the on*- thing that
declared, wei* ‘ unwarranted and will biing in revenue. At businr*-men you realiie the value of ad
unfair."
£ But the Home Influence ■ In vertising. We need money to make
vestigating Subcommittee took * an attractive appeal to Industry,
•lightly different view. A Alter ex tourists and retired people"
John Krider t-dd the commit
plosive hcarinct. some member*
•aid they were convinced Go1d- lionets that he hoped they would
tine did get a bieik from federal not only rr»u>re the tl.SOi) to the
budget, but would arrive at some
agcncic-—whatever the reason.
set llgurr each year. Krider dis
Ylruna Famous Overnight
The vicuna, a little known South played (he ad* In the Wall Street
Amerlran animal, became famuu* Journal In behalf of Sanford. The
overnight when It turned mil Hold ads in thr Journal and two other
line had given Adam* vicuna m agjlinrs were estimated to have
Cplolh and footed the bill for tail rrachrd ten million people Tne
Chamber has reportedly received
oring It into a emit
Allan.* valued the material at an eacellent response from them
Public Inning hearings were set
Others say the fini'hed coat
might be worth aa mirth a* I7M). for Oct, 13. including the aband
Deploring the condition of the onment of alley* between Mar
rug in the home Adam* leased shall and Chase Ave. from 8ih to
here Goldfine arrangrd to provide loth SI., a* requested by Philip
a $2 4ih) Persian rug to replace It Zueli Zuell told tbe Imatfl that he
He called this a loan To go along planned to build a -utdlvtsnm In the
with It. Goldfine tetlifled he may area, with homes ranging fr--m
have tossed in a couple of small Ill.JV) to *14.000.
Jn other business, the Committopiats, though he wasn't »ure.
Oner. Goldfine recalled, he ac slnn accepted the low bid of Ibe
companied Adams to a Boston Orlando Paving t'o. for the lesm
tailor shop where the presidential facing of m y strret* The work
assistant waa outfitted for a suit will begin within tn day*.
The 19J0 City of Sanford budget
Goldfine said he paid for at least
On* suit, and “ probably two,” for was adopted, including • three
percent enit-of living pay ralte
Adam*.
for all city employe*.
t'onimlssloner* approved • rr
quest to irhd thr municipal Judge
and one poliec officer to the fourth
annual traflie court eurvfi retire In
Gainesville And a< a final uc*
turf, they gianted mastmum pay
l» Eire Chief Slack Cleveland and
MIAMI I UPD — Helene, the Police Chief Hoy Williams. The
•iglith tropical storm nf the *ra- two men, together, have aerveil
*on, developed in Ihe Atlantlr a total of <* years in the lil y of
Ocean today only ?no mile* ea*t Sanford.
of Miami The storm carried top
wh ds of So mile* an hour.
The weather buicau said It Is
e v peeled to increase in tiie and
%,nlentlty during the neit 14 hour*
Allanson Rowe. *9. 1010 Maple
High**! wind* of V) mile* an
hour were concrntiated In squalls Ave . died thlr morning In Drangr
LITTLE HOCK, Ark. ( U P D within 30 mile* of the renter Memorial Hospital after a short
The main trouble with lessons by
Gusts up to 40 miles per houi illnrs*
Funeral *eivice« will be held at trlrviSKin It that you ran t talk lu
fanned out 100 mile* to the north
10 a. m. Thursday al Gramkuw the teacher. T,)e first thing is thst
and east of the renter.
"Present indications,'' aaid the Chapel, Ihe Rev. John W. Thontsi j you don't have to dress (or ctafi.
As Johnny P-olmsn. 16. in the
weather ibureau, "are that the officiating Burial wilt be In Oak
Ilth grade, said- "Tlwy’ve got ■
auirm will slnwlv Intensify d oing Lawn Cemetery.
Mr. Hour wss s retired miller lot nf teaehr,s and they give us
the nest 12 t" 14 hour* with Ihe
. a r e a of strong winds giadust!) He moved here In IKI from Mi, the fact The only bad thing
*evpanding In all directrnn* around ford. N. A. Hr Ins no Immediate ai-nit it is thil I can't »*k ques
survivors.
tions.”
thr renter.”
“ It appear* that a high pres
“
The Little Rock School Board
teaching Johnny and T4*u> other
,„ r
to me nonh
.low
high school students by television
Ihr storm
norm some in rorwart)
forward speen.
speed,
because Gov Otval E, Faubui
and the direction of movement
cl-led their school* In Ihe inle
will remain about the same ”
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The weather bureau warned
^'*° Drlando High Schrol , a gratinn dispute.
•hip* in the path of Helene to
entertained member* of th;
Parents Unhappy
use caul Inn.
(Sanford Rota-y H ub yesterday.
Parent*
almost universally d>i
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Barbara Albright and Mary Ann
like it Possibly it'* because Hie
Allard offered a variety program
including pantomime and accordion cry has now changed from "John
SAN JOSE, Calif.—(U P D —It music The program wa* arrangrd ny, turn the TV off and go to
•oundrd like a noisy party in the by- Charlie Morrison. The girls rudylng," to "Johnny, turn the
upstair* apartment at 1:30 In the wrre direcied by Joseph Weimrr of TV on and grt >our lesson*.”
TV le-sons In lutile IC><k last
morning. Neighbor* grumbled bat Casselberry,
im one railed police. When Don
The dialsict govrrn»r will visit two ho-.|a each for the tilth, Hth
ald A. Jewett cam* home ha wish the Sanford club Oct. I. accord and Ilth grades on three commer
ed they bad. Buralara had wreck ing to an announcement by presi cial television stations.
ed the apartment and mad* off dent Rob Lamont. Lamont asked
"Thirty minutel on TV seemv
with $1,009 worth of goods Inelud for all rommltlr* reports by neat longer than an tutor does in class.'*
Ing bit hi Q s e t
Monday,
N a n c e Parker, I’, a symor, said
M a m 'Swept Out'
By Political Storm
On Goldline Gills
F L O R ID A
Shop A n d Save
Lessons V ia TV:
Parents Unhappy
"With everybody aiuiind an b-ur
seems to go fester.
“ I don't like T \’ bee#'!'* you
ran t ask the teacher I- rrpeat
questions you can't untlci stand.
Their'* one good thing sUnit it
you don't have to dress for t i n s "
Jackie Alaiiir, Jl, *..n ,.f s Ne
gro physician, and Herbie !>rnt„n.
14. whose father is a teacher at
Horace Mann scho.,1, *l>>i miss
personal contact with thr tea her
Jsckle'l mother gets him up at
4.3U a in., *n he ran d*li<er new pipe s He returnr him • hy 7
a m., so he can l->«k al Junior
and senior lessons, although his
Ibth grade lessons don t stait
until I a m
Jlckle and Herbie are b-dh In
th* 10th grade. They look at TV
together.
•
"I kind of like it because we
can look in on adver.crd subir.t*
we are going In be taking lalsr
on. ' Herbie laid. "For instance,
I am looking in on trigonometry,
chemistry am] btology. which 1
won't take until my senior year."
The IS while teachers In TV
classes has* ene h.g trouble —
nervousness.
*
*
¥
*
¥
¥
Nationalists Seek
^ • ^ • ^ a rn ^ s
Permission To Hit UN Hit By Bitter Clash Ol Bombing Raids
Shore Batteries
On Seating Of Red China If Island Totters
TAIPEI, Formosa <l ' p I •
Generalissimo c'hlang Ksi • •h-k
and Adm Hairy Felt, eoinmanil
r r of L'. S. Pacific forces, met m
secret for more than lit hours
today.
There were report* (.‘hlria via*
seeking ll. S permission to bomb
L'ummunlst
mainland
artillery
bales opposite Quentoy.
Informed tourers vaid the two
men discussed how far the l ' idled
State* vsill go to defend the
he sieged y in -nova and a Wash
ington War ni ng that Anars r. a
I NtTED NATIONS, \ Y l PI- ne-e Red* to cra-c their “ vlolen'.'
—The Grneial A**enibly we* rv and "m urdrum*" attacks again*',
pe.ted li* tote today on Com mo th* Quemoy*.
inst China s claim to a C V seat,
I Irewurk* Marl
but once again it appeared Peip
' The Chinese t'ornmunuii are
ing ha-1 shot llself out of a mem- rapidly shooting themselves—and
br-Ship,
tile wet Id out of a chain--] to irt
Weslrri* ilipl-mats prcilictrd dr tie this uur-tbm a* it s.iould be
fret for Ihe m m r to seat Com settled," Iwsdge said.
munist China alter one of the hit
Rut lailgr was even more blunt
trrrst rvehangc* to date iietwren In giving the Russian a classic
Soviet Foreign Mim-ter Andrvt diplomatic dirssmg down a f t e r
Gronnkn and U.S. Ambassado. Grontyku had tlcnuunccj the UnitHi ni i Cabot lowlgr.
id Stales for opposing Hvd China's
linim in injmied tiic Forittota claim to a I'.N scat.
would untravli K * 1 I om dlst Ixilllb
crisis into t-.irl> debate ati-l lodge
Points Tu Red bl ur r y
er* if the vdfihorr Ivlanitl wrre demanded in turn that Moscow
Gtumyko
a ecu red Wa-hington of
about to fall
use it* Influence to get the CM- "direct intertiicnie In the adaits
Natlunallsta thus far have rr
of count lies" and of "imposing its
tallatrd against the mas-ive fourutil" on them.
' werk bombanlmi-nt nf the yue
"There t* no rountry on the
moya ont) with aitillery dug m
fa.e of this earth that has ever
on Ihr island Thrre were unconteen enslaved by the U n i t e d
fumed reports the Nationalist*
States. It III becomes the Soviet
had sent in largrr artillery pieces
Union with its record of slavery
but new* front Quemoy has twen
to make such charge* against
bla.kr.l out.
u* " laalgr repPed.
Fear Shooting Mar
"He speak* of the 'ruling rirvlci
l S and Nationalist military
of Ihe United States.' Herr again
official* agree the only way to
hr is confusing our situation with
itnp the •helling Is to bomb the
TALLAHASSEE (UPD - The hi* In this country the people
Communist artillery. Rut this step •tale will have to dip Into Idle llile There is not a little clique
ha* not been taken, appairntly in trust funds for some 10 million that have managed to get up to
l-elief the Reds would semi their dollars ne»t month lu rrptrnisa the t-.p of the slippery pole who
Kimlier* over Formosa and dl It* dwlntllln,- treaiury, a,-r«idtng are giving orders to execute this
recti) involve tbe Dnitrd Stales to Comptroller Ray E. Green.
brutality or that,"
in a shouting war.
Tire state will run out of read)
Krriouinoi of th,
l-'.-i iiii>,s rash In October, Green predicted
crisia was re fleeted in the list «i Mnnday, Hr said huriowing fivuu
tlioir conferring Monday and to the trust a . counts is authorised
day un new military moves to end hy law, and seem* tn* only way
thr Red blockade of yurmoy and to keep thr state from going in
rase thr Nationalist position. Thr tbe red
03398687
conlerers wrre:
An alternative would tie to let
* 4i«* L a - Koler, - -imn nod t S - r t s t * '- -^editor*, sc bool teach
er of U S Pacific air forret; Am- er* and welfare revlptenl* wall
BALTIMORE, Md ( UPD
A
la.sia.l tr Evetrlt Drumrlgbt Vice a couple of m-inths for their federal appeals judge today de
Adm. Roland Smoot, U.S. Taiwan money.
nied (he Norfolk, Vn , school
I Formosa i Defense Coinni .ndi r ;
Rut Ihe date's budget official* hoard'l last ditch attempt to pre
Nationalist Premier Chen th e n ? ; have pledged that all so. h ot-tign vent la-ial integration of its white
Defense Minister Yu Tsl ivd; lion* lie paid -in time
high and Junior high ichnols.
<’)iief of Staff Gen
Tiger) W.-ng
Hut t'liirf Judge Simon F Sot.,Green -aid the state is always
Shu • min* and the Natlonalid low un inr urn >i hot ween July and toff of the U.S. 4th Circuit Court
army, navy, air force and marine January liecauve many nf the big of Appeal* told Norfolk School
commanders.
revenue producer*, »urh as auto Hoard attorney* he would hear
ll.euse tag fe* do not none in their plea for a slay of an Integra
in large amounts until February lion order "in lest than twa
and March.
week* ”
In the past, the state has bad
tie said hr roubl ntt grant a
a large cash surplus u tide tl stay In advance of • hearing but
over these lov* Incimo periods. offered to call "a sperlat session
John D Brass nwner of Brats Hut record caprnditu-rs this sear, of l!le r o t ir t late this work, If
Motor* is attending the Da Soto along with the failure ot l a i n |„ neres-ary ”
announcement mietinsr In lieThr Noifolk board made no
come up to rvpectathoi*. ha*
truit. More than i.iHitt dealers will
eaten away all the reserve The comment on whether it would ask
see the new cars and return to
winter’s f t t t l * anJ national bull for an early hearing er whether
their home towns In I9S» mid#!*, net* slump nlt i hurt.
it would admit 17 Negro students
painted blue and white especial)
tiieiit predict'd another lu mil tn ita sis while Junior and senior
for the occasion.
If it
lion dollars prt.'rbly will (nve to high school* imrnrdittfii
1-e borrowed In II- *• nln-r Hot hi- admitted the Negroes, it would
w. II De '-halo, principal of the
said all of it ra>- be repaid in 1automatically rlose t h e school*,
Oviedo School, has announced that
March when he* y '.»» collcctton* •Uprising »ome loooo children of
tls* first g rid e at tho school ha*
put-lle education In Norfolk.
begin to pour In.
I
State Will Borrow
Idle Trust Funds;
Ready Cash Needed
Judge Denies Plea
Local Briefs
been divided, due to an unusually
heavy enrollment. Twenty «( the
Ni'Hrro Is ( ’harmed
Poor Explanlitrii
WASHINGTON ( U N ) — Tn*
United Fiaie* ha* warned Com
munist China Inat if Quemu/
were about to fall this country
would
u n l r a lb
Nationalist
bombing raids on Rrd main!;!,.!
aitillrry positions, i n f o r m e d
-ourres indicated.
Should the Nationalist* be un
able to silence the big guns alone,
then American Jet* would Join
the attack.
The touters said Ulr Monday
United Slate* was behaved to
have passe.) the warning to th*
Chinese Reds during thr Warsaw,
Poland, talks hctwrrn U. S. Am
bassador Jacob Ream and Com
munist Chinese Amba-tadur ’.Vang
Ping-nan.
The United State* apparently
was trying to remove any doubt*
the Communists might have as
to U. S. Intentions regarding de
fense of Nationalist held Quemoy,
Just a few mile* off the Bed
mainland.
Thr United Stales waa laid U
want to establish
a definite
"point of-no return” in the con
flict. beyond which U. S. foreei
would enter the fight on the aide
of thr Nationalists.
At the Same time. State. De
partment spokesman L i n c o l n
White tald he did not believe a
new- and ealiausltve U. S. atatement on Formosa would contain
any haste policy changes.
The statement, esps-clc-! to be
released later this week, was
said to be aimed at defining thi*
country's abort and long * term
aim* as regard* Fnrm-'»a.
Red Paper Attacks
Rejection Of Note
MOSCOW (UPD
—A trilling
Soviet oftlclal newspaper charged
(■•day that Pre.ident Elsenhower’*
re.ection of Premier Nikita Khiutehee's latest note un Fnimosn
wal a "diploma lie provoratlon
rare In Ihe history of tnlrmationsl relations.**
The newspaper Sovrl-kaya Ros
si) a said Ihr rejection did nut
take "much b.a.ns" and was fol
lowed by a While House statoment steeped In "cynicism, hyp
ocrisy and shanelessnest.”
In a Irogthy and earrptiouaUy
sharp rdili-rial at'ack, the new*paper also war d once mora
that the Commu -1st world bad
nuclear wear-ms " a t well a t IniereotiUnenlal Itscheta" to us*
1Mgaln>l "tbe nggrriior*.”
"Tlie United Stale* must withdraw their troops from
the
Taiwan Slrull or they wj,l find
that Ihe wrslh nf Ihe grea* <"Mne-e |«etr|ilr is not s healthy thing
fur
t h e m, ' ' the
newspaper
i warned.
II children will do their reedin'
and wrilin' in the rduratiunal
WATEItHUIlY. fonn - (UPD
i'mhlle A-hlsy, Saiifotil Negro,
building of the First ilaptivt Rt. I, Rot 10. was arrested last ■ Thrre buy* raylained they set
Church. T rtrhe r nf the n r * class night by Nanfi-r-l Police | J J -e Die tn a moving vnn. causing
it Mr* Don t ’lrey.
Hickson arid offl-er r , (*. |v.M|ion several thousand dollars damage,
and charged with slealing 1A so ttr.it while firemen were away
The Seminole ( minty Sbrritf's botlii s of Scutrh vshiskey fi-.m tbe they could loot thr firehouse of
Department n ported .Monday that Gohlitairo Bar S it’d*) night
till
an attrmpt wa* mad# Sunday
night lo enter Ctnoma Academy
In Gold-b.nro. Im adrr*
wrre
frightened off by sherifra de|iti
lies, tiut flngrrprlnt* were tak,n
and the rase la under InvealigaDiviaioii leader* of Ihe Urtllul should the agvncii-s Iry lo raise y u r could Ircrs-ate llieir UF" sup
lion.
Fund campaign itirt I*it nigbt si Ihe money in separate drives, port b> 3h per Cetll and added that
Mist Betty Wilson, cljlef tsper* the Florida .'-tala Hank lii learn thrre Is Jutl one. In addition lo "iht-ie ate many people living In
tor of Southern Hell’s local office, from Howard McNulty, chairman the saving* in promotion expense, Ibe county who did no( give in
lias been transferred to Panama of |he drive, Ibe pia.t of nrgamta- added lo Ihr rctMailny' in lo lin lm t'
City. Mist Wilton hat been in tinn and allucalio-i of quols- lo time there i* thr saving* in time Hsas, hut who undoubtedly will b«
Sanford for four years. She help reach Ihe IJ.'t goal of Lu*. utu, by those who contribute. United glad lu shaie now,
giving is Burrly ihe best.”
ed with seirral emergency cate* lo lie reached hy Del. 31
Tbe campaign chairman tokl
Key prerrotation- were mnib- by
D-iyle railed un (lie officers and
through efficient handling of calls
llie group Wial tiie Navy baso
The change becomes effrcilve David U. Adkins, thr Chiltlien't oilier personnel of the agencies lu
would given generously Lecauao
• ict 1 Her successor ha* not been Home Siwlely of Flo Ida, and Is-i-y UF h> give iilH-rally of tlveir time
Ihiyle. field repreaentativr of ihr in rn.vking this one effurt for Capt A Arthur aiul Cipt. J. D.
revealed.
Ainrti an Med Cr-.ss Slunl talk, (wmiminily welfare a success. Each Itamage wrre endorsing the UF
The local A( I. passenger train, were made by George Tuuliy, im |wr*..ri should give Ihr support and urging both Navy and civi
northbound, may fee! lisas ate this mediate past presl-lrnl of the Ul , needed lo make Hie campaign a lian peitonncl lo donate. Through
winter if t proposed curtailment and by incumbent president Harold success fur here Is (hr sout.-e ul
their o|H-rating money with whl h tin) Hrd Cross, Ihe USD and th*
of Florida train service goes Kastnor.
Adkins polnled out lhat " iv i. ■ to help others for a year, he said, lt«y Scout* ant Girl Scouts—all
through. The a-lion by the Penn
More effort ahuold be given ( l i l ’F agencies that s e n e ihe Navy
sylvania railroad bat twrn pro one sltould rralla: tiial United
tested by the Florida Chamber of Fund D a cumrnuniiy rifoll and because the quota —Ihe nerd— i* directly—the donations would como
Commerce. The train leaves San- each mcmlier isf the community — grratrr (Iran ever Istfore; l i t pop i bark multiplied, they tald.
in this ca-e Seminole County— latlon growth increases the burden
Generals appointed by McNulty
furd at 12 01 p. m.
should aisunir a responsibility for <-n the agrnciea; 1 1 1 expenses — are Gordon Ssveeney, 1-eal bustlike those of all buvlnrss—hav e In iic-s firm*; it, A. Cobb, political
Ronald I'eriy, San ford recrea doing his best.”
pci sonnri;
Arthur
tion director, hat Irern appointed ! The Children a Home Society creased. These potnia were stiria- subdivision
to the advisory committee on the officer said that each pttson could rd by ihr Red Croai tepresenla- Harris, building trades; Ralph Aus
tin Smith, residential; Richard
publishing of recreation material give at least ont nour's pay each live.
McNulty expicsicd appreciation Packard, produce and trucking; T.
of the National Recreation Asso inonih ami stlli not lie making a
ciation. Perry Is attending th# an sacrifUc for Ihe g.ent causes for In those present, saying they re E. Tucker, national firms; Dr. A.
nual NBA tonference in Atlantic public welfare that make up Ihr presented but a tmall segment of W. Eppt J r ., profusions; R. C.
agencies nl lee L’F.
City.
the f-it.e needed in the drive. He Whitmire, beverage! M*!:ln Deb*
"Th* united Way of giving,” s.id added that (tie sue.ess of (his to, automotive trade* j Willi In*
Fo«] Fair Store*, wow con Adkinl, *'is Ihe le>ut expansive ••on* shot" effort rested on "«n Fuller, Navy.
structing a supermarket in San way .o raise this money. Instead thusiaitic effort by Inapired and
The drive gets under way- (IfL’A.
ford, will spend 53 million dol of Ihe expense* of prom.lion and dcdiratrd people.”
Tha time betwran now sad i
lar! tn Florida during the nest Ihr valuable time given b> bullIf* was convinced that, with few will be devoted lo orgamMtlttl
two ) sacs.
n*as lei eject in seven aueb drives, racepUoni, th e n who gave last wort, McNulty said.
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United Fund Support Is Requested
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■ .• +’ - rz 't TW£iiME . -~73\
i*
D eB ary News
I t. ltM
Oviedo
By MARIAN I . m
i
Ladles’ Night * u held Mood*;
■t U»» OrUdo klaeonle Lodge No.
•O
A t tha vwahlpful a i i t n point•d oat, It vml not tho tig h t for
M u o m , Eastern S u n , or any
gperlal orgsnlsstion of (hat kind.
) t was Ladle!’ Night, dedicated to
tooaa ladle* who have helped their
husbands—or men folk—with their
Masonic work In any way during
pic year*. Wlvea, widow*, and oryhan* were all eperlal guest* Mon
day evening.
Meir.her* »od vUitor* from OrUndo. Sanford. Winter Park.
Geneva. Chuluota, Oviedo, Goldenred. Maitland and Ml. Dora onJoyed the fellowahlp and get-tofath e r before end following the
dellrioue aupper.
Roiwell Noe gel « u chairman
Of the planning rommlttee. Assistk it were: Mr. and Mr». Roy AIford. Mr*. E. M. Olllff. Mr* Ri
fle Fleming. Mr*. Ben G. Wainright. MU* Peggy Fleming. Emnjtlt Ketaey. J. B. done*. O. T.
E tn n d r a id . Ralph and Plrk In
german.
Some of tha young ladle* of
A t community, attired In lovely
ovenlng dresses, served tha many
gueata. Thea* |n--hrdid Carol and
Gladyt Alford. Be»iir and JunU
Fleming, Carol Parker. N*ney E»
tea, Julie Gore, and Pat Jackmn.
Following the *upper, Rob Cam*ron Introduced aome of the of ftC t r l of the Ural lodge, welcomed
everyone and praised th# ladle*.
He arked each tarty preirnt to
i land and Identify heiself. VUi
tor* and member* iirrirnt Included
Mr. and Mr*. Charlie Weit ami
family, U aU r, Corrinne and D-tty Writ. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Koit
and family, Fred Allen. Dennli
ami Carl Koit; Theod.vre Vlcktry,
Thro-lor* L. Bennett, Sr., Mr. and
Mr*. Christopher II. Scott, C. H.
Tanner, Mra. M. M. Tanner, II
L. Ingerman and flanre.
Bill and D':k Ingerman. K. R.
Alien, Uetlie Maton, Mr*. Lj Ii
A llen, Mr. and Mr*. A. G. Allen
and family. Larry Allen and A. G.
Allen. Jr., Sue Jane Harrell, Mr.
■ml Mr*. William II. Clark, Mr.
and Mra. Roawell Noegal, Shirley
JUm**y. Robert M. Slalennlta, Mr.
C o U m F or m u la /
SAVES
HALF.
News
and Mr*. Floyd Land; of Orlando.
Mr. and Mre. Jooeph Warren.
GoMenrod. B. I . Slonlger and
Dale Skmiger, Maitland and WinUr Park reapactively, bob Wtlllama, Oataan. Mooa Taylor, Mr.
and Mr*. J . T. McLain. Mra. Lola
Brademryer, Mr. and Mr*. O. T.
Kennalrald and J. L. Thoma*.
Geneva, Mr. and Mr*. Illllon
Brown, l a n ford. Ann Laatlnger,
ML Dora. Mr. and Mr*. Alvin W.
Thurman, Winter Park, E. Weal
ing, Mra. Ilaael Wealing, Chulaola, Mr. and Mr*. R B Shut*
and Mr. and Mra. J. L Hosteltter. atio Chuluota; Mr. and Mr*.
Boh Cameron.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Alford, Mr.
and Mr*. I). II. Jatkson, Mr and
Mra. Ben 0. Walnwright. Mr. arid
Mr*. J, B. Jonaa, Mr. and Mra.
Jnaeph Lainhart, Mr. and Mr*. L.
V. Hart, Mr. and Mr*. J. I. Maieolm. Mlaa Shirley Makolm, Mr.
and Mra. T. R. Pipkin. MU* Gin
ger Pipkin, Mr. and Mr*. Chart**
T. Niblarfc, Mr. and Mr* f . W.
Talbott.
Mr. and Mra. T. 1. Lingo. J r .
the Reverend and Mr* Jar's T.
Bryant, the Reverend George II
Carlton,
Mr*. EUie Fleming.
M m ri Peggy, Junle and Bessi*
Fleming. Mr* Pauline W*at, Mra
Mary I, Young. WlllUm B. Weit
Mr*. Dora Kalaey, Emmett KeUey,
and MU*f* P at Jackion Julie Gore
Carol and Gladya Alford. Be«si*
and Junie Fleming, Nancy Etlei
end Carol Parker.
N E W liU I C K — Sleek u m l low d e s c rib e * Ilu i c k ’a n e w s t y l i n g fi»r 1£»*>9 Tbi* is t h e
lu x u rio u * two-door E l e c t r u h iin iti'P . w h ic h m e n * u r e a leas t)ui;t ’«.*» inc h es in lieiyrlit.
y e t r e t a i n * B pjm ixlm htely t h e s a m e h e a t i r o m n na In*! y e a r * Huick. I >olta-winjf r e a r
fcn<!*?r atylinjr and "A n g le d " t w i n h r n d l i r h t * g iv e R uick n lig h t , i n n n t y look. N ew
H tlirka will Ire on d i s p l a y l o m m p j w n ' Willi a P o n tin c - H u ie k , F i r s t S t r e e t , S a n f o r d .
Pre- Season Citrus Buying Is Heavy
Ry ROBERT ft. McNEIM.
L'niled Prea* Inlernallnnal
M E ELAND Ill'll Florida
ti'.rua Mutual laid today So ,.«t
e*e\ of th* 195159 Florida citrua
crop may b« committed by Nov.
I, mostly the result of heavy preseason buying at pricer about
double III* normal
Robert W. RuL'etlga, Mutual
| general manager, told Mutual's
letard of directors that 1 i to BO
i per cent of the crop thould be
committed to market* by Oct. 1
or Nov. I.
He
**ld
advan-ed
buying
started with "the bloom four
months ago — the earliest preseason buying we c«n recall."
A nistant
Genera!
Manager
Herman Steel* tald prirei peld
In advanced porch**** Iht* turnmet ware frum V) to 60 per cent
higher Ilian last year.
He «aid pre lea-on purchases
Ihu year were Wvlot* by unoffi
cial crop estlmalea of on'-- 76 and
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (FHTNC)—
10 million boars of orange*,
Jamea W. Wallace, teaman, IISN,
The director*, holding their ftr>t
•on of Mr. and Mra P. II. Me- meeting of the new traaon. al»o
William* of 107 County Club cir adopted * budget for 1968 69
cle, Sanford. Fla, aboard the totaling LUO.OOu. Iaa>t year * bud
tank landing (hip CSS Floyd get wa* MBO.OOO, but Irecaute
ZARAGO ZA. Spain (U P I) - F t lm
County, participated In an amphi- of the winter's killing fireies,
•tar George Sander* today reaf
bioua training exercise (Phlblcx- only *141,000 was actually spent.
firmed hi* Intention to m»rry
llenlta llum e, widow of Ronald 2) In (tie San Dtego-Camp Pendle
Colman, and tald the wedding ton, Calif., area during Sept. M l
The exerciae Involved an Am
would U ka p’.aca iu alt monlhi
phibious Squadron, a Naval Fmn'g
time.
"We plan to marry In »li Unit composed of destroyers, and
NEW ORLEANS fU P li— Now
month*," Sander* • aId "We har* a Marin* Hrlgade lire landing
discussed It and that it what ac fortr lupported by Naval and Ma Orleans police officer* are c e l
rine Aviation.
ling r e c o r d e d duty ‘‘eommerplan to do."
Cnnadian Mine Craft uptrated cl*l»" with Uit’ic regular radio
Til* m arriage plant were an
nounced here by official* of a with U. S. Naval Mine Craft in me-.ajre* Ihe.e day*.
tompany Aim ing "Solomon and support of the Marine assault. A
Sandwiched between the normal
.Sheba,” on w h i c h Sander* It battalion landing tram, landing in police
call*,
th r te
m enskca
conjunction
w ith
waterborne crackle through thrlr radio re
working.
Itul report* from Swltierland, troop., « a i lifted h> Marine heli ceivers:
where Mlaa l!u> * U presently copter* from the air* ralt carrier
"Ur alert fine of Ihe suspect*
you are handling may want to
ttaylng, aaid the lad denlrd that CSS Kearaarge.
*
Sander* had provosed Sander*
A gunnery exercise wa» held al kill you."
evaded the iiau * of an a ." '* I Pyramid Cove, San Clemente I*
•‘You »re member* of the best
propoiat, but reiterated that "w , land, followed by a rehrarval land police force In Ihe world. In *plte
have discussed It ( marriagi i."
ing «n Ihe Silver Strarxl, Coronado. of manpower ihortagra we ran
The 52 year-old actor—fc*. .nerly Calif. The main a*>aull landing do a good Job by giving our best
married to Z*a Z*a Gaho —added I to,It pltre in the Camp Pi-ndle- effort at all tim et.”
"In*pect your equipment before
that he hoped to »e» Mlaa llume ton area, egainit Camp Pendle
toon.
ovch tour of duty."
ton Marine aggi»»*or foicc.
News Of Men
In Service
He plans Wedding,
It’s News To Her
Officers Getting
Commercials, Too
I
By Mr*. Adam Muller
Tha Delta ry Womans Club fea
tured a "then and now.” fashion
show at the Civie Center. Wednes
day at 1 P. M. Gibb of DeLand
prepared an exciting array of
Greet, afternoon, cocktail and
evening clothes, besides fashions
for children. Thti# were shown
during th* fashion revue. 51rt.
Myron Acrardi wet the chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Porter
of Sunset Dr. have returned from
their summer horn* in Sanvirnvillc, Nsw Hampshire.
Mr and Mr*. Ray Pack, and
Mr. and 51ra. Herman Lrdtrhaui
C e le b ra te d ,
Kay and Hermans
birthilay* at Ihe Sky Line Kr.(au
ra nl, in Orlar.du. Saturday.
A breakfa« teach party was
hrtd Sunday morning at Daytons
Brach. Among the guesta present
were, Mr and Mri, Howard E.
llite and thrlr bouse guest from
Fort T h u m n , Ky. Mr. ami Mrs
U. Zimmerman, and Mr. and Mra.
Rsy Pack.
Ground Observer Corps of De
Bsry to report at G. O. C. Poll,
Community Center. Shell Rd. for
duty Thursday September lxth,
from B a . m. to 4 p. m. Operation
order 56A9 training exercise. All
observation Potts in Miami Air
Defense filter center area of re
sponding will take part in mj far
Mutual also approved a "pro
gram for progr***" for the new
lea .on, pledging to keep Mutual
member* "the t>c*t Informed
agricultural
pr-xturtra in the
•Mirld," Th# progran .aid Mutual
"will constantly e v a l u a t e al
supply and demand f .'to r a and
report on them frcquM-by."
The big cooperative a!w> prom
ised it will supply it* ».W mrmher* with "price guide informa
tion,” Thl* would Inform them of
w hit price* they ihould expect
LOS ANGELES ( U P ll-S ln g er
(o r their product* under exliting
Eddie Fisher, perspiring a n d
tup?'" *rd demand balance*.
s u f f e r i n g from a high tern
Other Mutual information chan prratur*. kept a personal ap
nel* to member* »uch a* northern pearance date Wednesday night at
market information and th* dally Ihe Los Angeles Pres* Club bul
market bulletin will be continued.
refused to dllcuis hi* martial
Itutirdge -aid In contracts made
problems.
during the
summer,
Duncan
Th* boyish • fared crooner,
grapefruit brought tl oo per box whose dates in New York with
on the tree, Marsh grapefruit actress Elizabeth Taylor were
$126 to 1150 and early mid- I blamed for HI* separation from
•eaaon orange* $200 to $2 60, Dehbie Reynolds, tang irverai
Valencia* $2 60 to $5 26 and tan tongs before a rapacity audience
gerine* $2.00.
in hit first public engagement
Rutledge also reported that the since the break up of hia marri
industry t» In a favorable position ageregarding lit Inventory of proAsked if he had anything to
tr-aed products. He *aid the aay about hi* personal problems,
inventory of tingle •trength juice Fisher said:
rroq^cti I* n.nv 2.1 per cent ten
"I was told I wouldn't have to
than al the same lime last year answer any personal questions
and that the tnduiiry ha* on I'm Just her* s i Eddie Pliher.”
hand n ow seven million gallons
less froien orange concentrate
than it had at the tame lime last
year.
t 'lin m m *
\ iu t ;
I* lUltl.HV IIIVBN
General Manager Homer Hooks T H.ViTh'L:
A T «# i r t
In L u • U i* • •
H u ll't t n r a l C h u *
of th* Florida ( itrua Curnmlitltm In i h t l ' " » l
ju n t a , n - n u i w l i r th^ f k i l l h i V I
suggested to the board of direc- t u in a
f * ‘ J iu lu n t a » t m * r M .ir k a t
tot: that Mutual’* legislative r«m- • I I th»! ktf lultrit lei re*«lu»'r «\l|
name* w it h H i* i* l# r k **f
lf
rnlltri- merl with the commis c u (l i ’i i i i r l h * r iit n « l( 1 ‘ssUsin h«‘Ji*r>
sion's legislative committee Oct. I J- U* «• i d l i U n C t * H h »ha nr^*
fsf
th #
I'l*
S a n ta
II to seek concurrence cm a 1969 M a t u l r 1*• ta it
n |A * .v '|
1>U
legislative program approved by 1-1a Mt al• ut ca
II. U llrlaaa
Ihe commission Tuesday.
Jlr* II i: ilrlK/«
as possible and will try to mao
their posts as many hours as
reeded. Joseph Santillo. supervi
sor, DeBary.
.
T h e
Community Methodist
Church of DeBary opened It* doors
for the first service Sunday. Th*
new building was dedicated by
Bishop John W. Branseomb. D. D
Guest speakers were th# Rev.
Jessie D. Waller. Orlando and thr
Rev llascom Carlton. Enterprise
500 members and gural.1 attend
ed dedication ceremonies.
Waller Kimball was featured
Sunday afternoon at ft* Ft.-tt
Presbyterian Church of DtBiry,
Selections by trading compote-i
were presented by the wel|-koorg
Central Florida organist.
Three candidates spoke to the
DeBary Republican Club at a rec
ent rally In Ihe Civic Center. Mn
E. R. Darling. Ralph R C!a>un*v
«nd William Coleman were i n r o . f
(lucid by president Abcrt D. Wil
liams.
A musical program was present
ed, featuring 51ra. Louis St.
Amand. Mrs. Teresa Kupen «-,(
Frank Woodrotf. Republic.-, |»,|.
mary Day has been set far bept.
90,
SELF WRINGING
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SPONGE MOP
b u il t - in
WRINGER
Fisher Declines
To Discuss Liz
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VOL. XLIX
Katablirvhed 190S
SANFORD. FLORIDA
living Costs Take
Slight Dip; First
Time In 2 Years
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1958
Lunch Supervisors
Get Instructions
On Civil Defense
i
Member* of
Ute Seniino't
County School food Servlc* A*•oelalion held 'heir September
meeting at <leneva School W*e«lnv-day night.
Mrs. Mary Vnhul-, principal,
and Mr*. Vlverllne Anders, at bool
lunch manager, wera hn.ie<«e« to
the group.
Mr-. Onn» Rockett, pretided
over the Im-lor.- «e«-lon which
lar aettion any pr..po..l. to exeoat or m i n i a.ppe.i two ten n. c,UfJp (hf reprPlPllUtlvf, of lhP
in.lml.--l a di-eU-.lon uf (hr Civil
Defrn-t program.
( | f on# P " f , n t
™ n,h- ' hr Republic of Chin* "
I f o\eminent reported today The
^
u* t „ mt| , r ,
Mm .
i harlutt*
Whitmore,
Augu.t drop waa the fir.t in tw » ; proCfdure‘ hlrt
foMo, Pj ln
County school lunch director, re
ported that the Red Cross- Civil
* • ” *' , .
„
.
..
193!. Hid and 1937. U S ipokea
ly report laid aeaaonal deelinet
The In
Labor
Department
a monthmrnyear.
,.rr<11ftPl, !hP
* ou|d
|)efrn-e eoiir-e In emergen-')*
approve
it handily
again ini•
food pr ice a and amall derlinra in
m u . feeding, which bad been reIlritiah Antbat.adur Sir I’ietaon
qnr.ted by the gruup. would be
elothing coita outweighed price Dixon taid hit delegatim would
gin on Oct. * at South Skle School.
rtaea for othar baric family guoit vole for the American motion be
CAMERA JL'ST TOO M1TII — Despite lier soldierly The cla-s l« Jointly .pontetrd by
and tervlcft.
cause the repreaentaion que-tinn
hendgenr, having her picture taken wav too much for this the focal Re-1 I ' m - , and Civil DeTh* coniumer price Index, bated "affrett the very structure of our
on the 1917-49 price average ailp- urganiiation nnd since feeling,
little* Chinese' girt’d countin' ami team were the result. The fen*e unit..
Put|n>-e of thl- C-iur-e I. to give
ed from 123.9 In July to 121.7 in on It are a<> ttrong."
tot in decked out in battle gear a-t a measure of protection
lunch personnel a full ap
uguit. Though lower than J'lly'a
nKnin*l Communist Chinese shelling of the inlund of ljuc* school
prerlallon of Ihr importance of
the Auguil figure waa 2 2 per cent
moy. More supplies for the besieged inland were unload, fredlrg in emergencies and the
higher than a year ago.
cd after two National!*! vessel* successfully run the Red fundament*! prtr c t - i '- • —i proh
Ewan Ctague, eommiaaioner of
blockade with n U. S. eacort.
(LTI’I Telephoto) Irma of emergency fee-ling. The
labor atatiatiea, tab) the A uruit
cour»e will include practical everdip did not herald any continuing
et.e* for developing technique*
drop In living coata. He emphatand .kill- needed In various d.- a l
aed (hat it reflected heavy levNORFOLK. V*. (U P ll—Federal 1
ter feeding operations.
aonally marketing of
rneati. Judge Walter E. Hoflman today
The gue-t .peaker was Roger
frulta, and vegatablei.
denied the city of Norfolk a >tay
H a m . . Seminole County school
No Downward Trend
of Integration for ail high and
auditor, who di<«u--rd la-t year*,
r* *Tbli It no downward trend."
Junior high schools threatened
•chuol lunch audit report.. HaitiIciague aaid. *-The Index la now with eluting under Virginia law.
cotnine—
-led the group for -ati-fartending to atablliie."
tory record* maintained for the
was
put
on
"hot
purauit"
ol
dim
WASHINGTON
(U
P
I)—Th#
D#Clagu* raid food pricea probably
ferue department ha. told U. S. munt.t planet Into th* "prlvtleged pa<t school year.
would decline aomawhat further
Seven member* of the a.aociaTALLAHASSEE ( L T D - It wtll pilot! any Red Chine.e plane* at • anct'iary" hejond the Yalu River
Dili month and then level off.
tlon will participate In an eatenClothing cotta alipped one-lenth be at leait a month before the tacking them above the Formosa separating North Korea ftom Red •ion eour»e for M'hind lunch perof one per rent, reflecting wide- Cabinet d r d d r i what *'*•# cerv-* Strait are lair game to be ehatoel China.
•onnel, which will begin in tlilanHowever, a Pentagon ipokea do -n Oct. Id.
apread reduction! for mrn'a and ice* and building project, will bark over the China mainland.
tuffer
from
a
24
million
dollar
' boya* aporta ihlrta, men'a aocki,
The new policy contrail, with man said U.S. forrea In the Far
The following member, attended
•lacka. aborts, and aulta. and wo economy cut. Gov. LcRny Colint ordeia given American flier, dur East have not been autliorifrd to Mm . Rockett. Mr. Ruby Caldrr.
•aid
Thur.day.
bumh
Chinese
mainland
baiei.
men' nylon hoae.
ing the Korean War. Then a ban
Mrs. Floicnre Ohlger. Mrs. Alma
/a
Caed Cara, Caa Hit*
The apokevman commented In Robln—n. Mr.
Margaurite F.u<1 Transportation coata roaa alx
rrarern.r to irpeatcd qu«»llon» |.«nk», Mi.. Ruby Ifuwr, Mr..
DETROIT (U P ll — The V'r1****
tenths of one per rent, mainly he
a i,out die pat- he. /rvmi T«ip«t, Clarice Dekal, Mr». Luctl* Fcdrr.
cauaa of incraaied prices for uird Auto Worker! union will decide
Ft.rnn.ta, quoting an American in Mi*. Elliaheh Allred. Mr*. V. t>
cars and gasoline. Tiro pneet and today whether It will art a dead
Griffith.
formation officer a* .ayl-ig “V S. llnaty, Mr* Dorothy
•uto iniuranee ratna made small line fnr a .trike again.t either
plane, might Ju>t follow any at- , Mi». Flora Middleton, Mr*. Mar
advance*. Price* of new car* and General Motor, or Chry.ler
larking Mills tu maincd China jorie Itryant, Mm . Ruby Davi*.
Mm Ebiia • l.-e and Mk . Whit
4ho co»t of auto repair. dipped
and bomb thn.e base* ”
somewhat.
lire Taipei -outer was US. m o l e .
Ronaid Perry. Sanford rrcrea
CHARLESTON. W.Va. i t PI) - tlon director, ha* been appointed Marine Maj II. G Martin, de
Atlantic Greyhound Line, v.pect- to the It. ard of Manager, of the scribed a- a spokesman (or thr
rd to opeiate on a normal ached- Flomla \.»oclalion of the Amateur U.S. Taiwan Defen-e Command.
ule today, having rrachrd a back- Athletic Union
Alaitm al-4i said II S. plane* Dy
to-work agreement with il* t.OuO
Petty attended a two day Con- ing rover for National!-! supply
atrlking employe*.
I'aatc-d-by on F t n t SI., yr-terday
\entl<in of Ihr Slate AAU In Ler«- convoy, were under order* to
burg
*• a delegate for the Semi "sbool to kill" If attacked by w m drird nomt the ear door lying
Thre# candidate* ya.terdav filed
on the gr>-. at the corner of Fiv*t
nole Swim A«*ociatlun. elty re lied planes.
qualifying paper* with the Sanford
and Oak W'a. It wrencbcl off a
LONDON ( U l ' l l - An F.I At air creation department *w miming
The
Detent*
Department
here
City Clerk for the City Commit- llnrr en route from Tel Aviv lo
laid American force, have "no -at In a n g s rf Or did It fail off in
group.
•Ion rare, but one withdrew hit New York landed here («day with
,\a a board member, IVrry will authorliatlon tu b o m b mainland wrarine..?
name early thl* afternoon.
ore of It. four engine, ahlare
ai.ivt in handling .port* and pub b a t e ." and Martin had not hern
Elmer J. Still, a retired Navy
f igure* from the Southern Hell
The plan*'* .evenly p anengrr..
officer, yeaterday qualified for the Including liraell Foreign Minuter lie relation, for better amateur authorised by Washington to say Telephone Co. »al the population of
otherwise.
athlMic.
Although
swimming
and
flection. After ''comlderlng the Golda Melr, n e a p e d Injury.
Sanford at 2fi,70O «n June I, I9&K
Defeme Secretary Neil II Mediving conttltule a major vectfon
|Pynatt#r." however. Still today withFiremen .pent 90 minute* fight of the state group, the a*v<Kla- Elroy has detcrilu-d similar state IIjr telephone aurvey, tin county
' mrewr bit name.
hail reached a population of 4<>.
Ing the b lu e .
tiun al.J guide* .port* »Uch a. ments by U.S. nlfirrr- sv unlor- Sim la-t Jan. I. Company offieiala
The flrlt to qualify for the «eat
luiuvlr
‘
sabre
rattling
"
li
d
l
i
n
e
boving.
Held
and
track,
weight
now held by David (lalrhel, recentflguie that In I {KM, 7I.0, h) men.
was no sign here that he had of women and children will be living
lifting and .kindiving.
ly'-elected to the County Commit
NEWPORT.
H
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P
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l
Presi
7 here are 130 active erganlra- finally told Pacific eommandrrs in Seminole County.
•Ion, waa David Mathri, a music
» ■ ■
teacher and employ* of the Coca- dent EI.enbower poitpnned until tlon* and recreation departments In to tone down their public tt'lrrTuesday routine meetings ichrd'it- the Hoi Ida AMoclatlon
anrrs.
Cola Bottling Co.
Mr- C. Il I I'rte I S-bitaiil haP nry will attend a convention uf
teceiitly been employed by an OrAl*«> qualifying w*« Troy Glenn ed for today with hla two chief
the Nalinnal Rccieation A**ncia
i*i,do firm a* a -ate-Woman and
Richardson, Sanford product mrr defense aider
lion Sept 22 20 in AUanUe City.
Interi'-r dfcorafnr th a Rchitard.
chant.
N I Theme of the conference will
live n . (iraralriew I t r , Sal fnnl
Th* qualifying deadline for the
fov. 4 election I* Oct. IS. The voter (U P ll—The U n i t e d Slate* fired be ' Recreation In the Space Age"
»JvO
i
P erry
will In- gone two
T flgistratlon deadlln* la Oct. 24. tire f n .t of poolbly Ita last aerira
An organlrallnnal uniting of
To be eligible to rrgiilar, a of nuclear t r . t . today, a compar- week- During hla gbaence business
the l oiled Fund Campaign haa
voter muil have rrtidi-d In tha city Itivrly puny one-klloton device f.•> mi \ o*»th Wing of Um I Ivl
been vet for 7.30 p ill Monday
for six month*, the Hate for ore dancing from a tethered balloon Center will lx- handled by the
the Florida Male Rank
300 fret over Yucca Elat.
City Manager** olflre.
IV n g a turf outfit and rut rnul
year.
Rrpre.entatlvri from partici let f ir bait, limner Staffer »f
pating agrnrir* will be pre.rnt S-vnfi-id last night ciu(hl t AT
In dl.ru-S Ihelr need* Dlvl.lon jMi.ind tarpon in Ihr water- Vb> v
i huirmrn. ap|iointr<l h) Ibiwald Ihr l oavl Guard .lation at New
Mi Null)
campaign
chairman, Smyrna Reach
will also attend the meeting.
The huge fl«h wav bmught home
Tbs Sanford Male Chorus will
A goal of {34.0UO has hern art and fed to thr alligators al Ihe
a >«!d Ita rerular Monday night re
frrr Ihr campaign, which liegina Sanford Z«o. la rpon I. an inedible
nearsal In th# Clvle Center. Tenor*
Oct. I "Endor-r It) Giving" has game fiats.
Will meet at 7:30 In the Annex.
liwrn Fotguson a member nf life
lietn chosen as a campaign sto
••■Hie group la rapidly develop.
.Many
former*
and
other,
in
fur
farming
purt*o*e.
l-etwem
fithlng party, kept tb* pan full
gan.
Ing Inta a well-balanced Organisa
the agricultural field are entitled June Ail. IP&7. and July I, !93g.
tion and It achedilrd for several
Harold Ka.lner is pi.vnlrnt of when h# reeled In a 3Apo'ind tea
Tie .Stale of Florida provide- a
In a g a . tax refund on ga-ntl ir
• • N.
V A.
I
IIlarkry
I > r V * i and
#1 r l John
I n i l n Mem
\ l a IM
appearances In thr near future," u-e.| on th* farm for farming lefu’d of four rent, a gallon to | Ihe Seminole
Count)
United bass.
rick rnmplrtrd tl’C group which re
Cborui Director Harry II. Weir said purpoaes.
Fund.
l-oth faimt-r. and commercial fl.hpot I d cxc-'llrnl fishing and g>od
"We will continue lo welcome
lb * trim "farm " inrlodr. atoek. rrtnrn fur the lav on thr ga. they
pound-gc in retvorsl calch-v of
ell men who enjoy_ singing;
thr
,
.
dairy, poultry, bee., fruit, fui- u-e for agrirultural or rummer,
tea bats.
msrc th* merrier. Our only itipu
, nln„ | >f , rutk flrm>. rial fi-hing ptirpo-M. Unlike thr
T ic alllgalots were happy, luo.
lation I* that he »tay on pilch: p|antjUo„i, ranchea, nurscriei,
ca-e of the fedrral ga. lav refund,
Q Ais ability ta read muiir doesn't rang*., greer.houaes and otfier a peraon may not apply for a re
j
' matter,*• he concluded.
atmilar .tructuie. u.ed primarily fund of .(ale ravolinr lav unle«.
TAIPEI, Formosa tUITi
foe J jC H O O lS L I O S C O
for th* rai.ing of agrirultural or he ha. a refund pern,II it-tird by
7 lire* Virginia .ehoul. wvie of
horticultural commoditlea, Cecil the lomptroller prior lo the dale first American ca.ualtv of the
of (he puirha-e of aurh ga-ullnr Red Phlne.c boinhanlmrrd ol ficially closed today under th*
i Tucker, County Agent, said.
Any operation falling into on* IA book of Invoice* I. I.vurd with Quvmoy wav flown to Foimosa anti I Irgratlon edict of Gov. J
of theta categoric! is allgiblt for the .tat* permil in which farmer- today aboard a Naiionah.t Iran.- Lml.ay Almond, and on* group
Rob Willis, superintendent of the th# seven-rent per gallon ga-ollne keep .igned record, of ga.ohne port plane through a hail nf of parent, agreed tin a policy of
lirm patience In (he education
Mayfair Country Club, made a tax refund. Actually there ar* two putcha-e-. At the end of the ral- Communl.l artillery shell.
lie nav Army Spl I Ge<*rge W crisis.
hole-lnon# yesterday during the refund. —a three-rent per gallon endar year, (he farmer file, a re
The g o v a r n o r Thursday a.sixth annual Florida Turf Grass FrdtiaS t a t refund and a four- fund claim to Ihe comptroller'. J,din-ton of 1117 Hlgb.tunc St .
Tournament at th* Gatnesvill* rent per gallon slat* tax refund. office on lh* number of gallon* (Rpringda1*. I’*., who arriyed fr-m tum id "all power and euoirol"
These mutt b* applied for separ itcrniacd on hit invoicca. F a rm e r* '(he shcll-batlcred island aboard a over a high school and an ele
■( (Country Club.
w Willi* used a tour Irea for the ately by th* owner, tenant or op who do no have >lal* ga.ollna t a t W-.rld War It two-engine C-47. mental)’ school In CharloHrviilt*
refund permits should apply for Eight seriously wounded Chirrs# lacing lh* Integration order of a
erator of th# farm.
(SJ-yard aca.
soldier* also were aboard.
federal court. This automatically
The federal tax refund of three on* Immediately.
Membort of hla foureome were
Johnston, who was hit hy a invoked tha vtaU'a school closing
Form, for both the federal re
Uoyd Clifton, superintendent of rent* per gallon ran he anphrd fur
P m Piaar, Orlando, Andy Cuslelr. by submitting the Form :24<> at fund and application for .tale tax •hell fragment during a Com law.
The two school*, with a total
superintendent of the Winter P a r i th# end of the fiscal year, Bspt. .V). refund parmit are .vvaiUMe at th r munist bombardment, walked off
Tn* period covered would be Comt)* Agricultural Agent'* Of th* plane with his left arm in a enrollment of about 1.700, were
tonnt) Club, and Manrla Evan*,
to hav# opened an Monday.
bloody sling.
•
for gavolln* purrhated and ured fice, Courthouse, Sanford.
faciaeavtll* Beach.
I
*
News Briefs
Quemoy Not Yalu R ive r,
Red Chinese 'Fair Game'
Budget Problems
Auto Union Votes
Bus Strike Ends
Ronald Pei i y Gels
Board Assignment
3 Candidates File
tin City Election;
One Changes Mind
Local B riefs
Airliner Blazes
Ike Changes Mind
A-Test Fired
Male Chorus Sets
Rehearsal Monday
United Fund Sets
Meeting Monday
Local Group Gets
•< Tarpon, Sea Bass
County Farmers Eligible
For Gasoline Tax Refund
I
First American
Casualty Reported
Local Golfer Gets
Ace In Gainesville
NO. 265
Halted Prewn Leaned W ire
Reds Would Stop Firing
If Given Quemoy, Matsu
and clapped anotner flte million
In priK.ni a n d
(oncrntratlon
camp*
"Can anyDody suppose the Chi
nei# people would like to h u e th«
Communist. r.pre.ent them In the
I ' M " T-lang a*kcd
"Domestically. thl* regime la 'inChinese It haa not been accepted
by the Chtitr.e people. It cannit
reprl-enl an>on* in an inlematien
il body. It hat been branded by
the U.X. at an aggrr.-or. St I*
not peace-loving.
Mould I'p trt U..N.
* \ drbatc on the poaaihlllty nl
allowing thia tegime to take the
>eat of China In the UN. would
upiet the moral foundaton of the
UN"
Ttlang luppoitrd a motion b>
U.S. Amhaatador llrnry Cabot
Lodge that the eommlttce recom
mend tin t the attembly decide
•’not to cor.ilder at Its 13th regu
Judge Denies Plea
In Sanford
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'Ambassador Hits
Red China Debate
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (LTD
NsHoraliit a ' i n 1. said today a
Ci - i eral A».enbl> d b a t e on .ratffc.* the Red Chtceie wou.d "op
l i t the moral foundation!" of the
D r i e d N a tm e breau.* th* Comm nlat reglmr '*.iaa no*, been a?c . | t » d ' by t ie Chinese people.
f ’l. Tingfu T. T ilin g , unit)*--*dor for Chlanf Kai-shek'* Foi •
m o ll government, told th* n
lembly'i General Committee that
the Communlat regime had liqui
dated at Irait 20 million I'hlnn-
Shop and Save
, c r— rin i
!
D iplom ats R eport
T alks D ead lo cked
I.ONIHIN Il l'll
Communl't Geoerallatlmn Chlang Kal .lick te
t hina baa oflned a erase lire in rra-e using the Island* a . a ba-q
the Formosa Stiatt in return for for raid* on thr Communist Chiimmediate evacuation ef the off- nrie mainland.
•
ihorc talandi of (Juftnoy and Mat
The diplomatic tourers tald
tu. Informed diplomatic aourcri the-r opposing standi were taken
i rported today.
by the I 'n ltrd States and CommaThe source, .aid the United "l.t China respectively at the amMali* h»« told Communist China ba-aadoilal
talk, in WarMt*
a cease fir* muit come fti.t In which opened earlier thia week,
irturn. the diplomat* .aid, the offThe w u rc e .aid neither aide haa
shore island* might be neutral budged *o far from Ita aland but
i ..I
lhat fu rth e r negotiation* may
This was held to imply th r Unit .how whether the I'riptng rcglmt
ed States would try to per-uadr is prepared to make aoine cons
cra-lona to end the Formosa
crisis.
In Washington American offi
cial* -aid today Secretary of
State John Foster Dutlra I. laying
the groundwork for whal he con•Idna an almost Inevitable United
Nations showdown on the continu
ed -carfare In the Form-.* Mralt.
Thr secretary, in effect, Intends
lo d rm and member, of thr 11EDDIE A X D KICIITnation world organization .land up
LITTLE ROCK. \rk ( U P l l — and be counted on whether they
II A I, I. — Singer Kililie
Kiaher nntllca bnmilly ns (fov. Orval E Faubus' stand In oppose or condone tha CUintie
a Sept. 27 -pedal Integiatlnn elec Communists' avowed Intention le
ill' holds Hit elirht-hnll
tion
In l.lttlf Rock wav plain to u-e force to take Quemoy end
nymlhd of the 11router
Hr w.nt* the people to vole eventually Formosa.
Angele* I’roM (Titli, nfter day.
to rroptn four high schools segre
Dulles w a . represented her* as
the "trophy" wu* preeimt* gated
being "led up" with aome nations
rtl to him following his upFaubu. disclosed his attitude which a re quick to invoke U.N.
|M*aranee at the club, it Thursday night In a televtalon-ra- help when thty are In danger bat
waa F.ddie'.i first n|)|*ear- ■llo speech.
critical of the United State* when
Hr also urged the U tile llock It vtlra to Invoke thr tame antinnce aince Ilia recent a»*|)*
nnilioti from nctreau-wife School Hoard lo lease the .rhuols aggira.ion principle- in behalf Of
after the rl-rtlon to a priva'e are*. In which they are leas '*•
Debbie Revtlolda.
group that will open them with tereated.
white* and Negroes separated.
"If there has hern any change.
It lu . been unconscious," he said.
"Certainly I have become more
aware «t more li.uet and ra:nlII. allot.* Involved. I have '-ir n e d
from this controversy, a t would
any man who h** been Involved
About 3(H) revervitlnnv have been In a rontrovery of this nature."
rrraived In Sanford for the an
Hr denied lie was hoping verretnual fall confeienra of the Flur I* the voters will demand in te g ra
Ida Slate E!k- Ar.oelallon Satur tion. lo "get him off the hook."
TAIPEI. Formosa (UPIT-Thre#
‘ I have never shunned my re Nationalist Uhlneit cargo ship*
day and Sunday More than 300
are evpe ted In attend the meet sponsibility or tried to get off the rrarkrd the crumbing Communlat
hook hy subterfuge," he said. "A blurkadr of Qurtno) Inlay and
Inf
hona fide private .chool system delivered their aupplle* under
Itrgi-tialion will begin Satur
appears to lie Iba only answ er to heavy fire.
day afternoon at the Klk'a Club
the government's older to Inte Tha United Stale* meanwhile
Mr and Mrs. Harold Kastnrr will
disclosed It is sending new guided
host a dance Saturday nt;M. Ves grate at any price."
Thi. I. how Ihr plan is sup rnlvsllr* to Formosa.
tured a. part of the rntertainposed
to
work:
The lumbering LSTa (landing
menl will lie lloh Rillhimrr and
—Alter the .pedal election, •hip., la nk*I left over f r o m
hla "Hula Hoop."
which hr rvperl. anti integrationlavrat Elk* will serve a free till to win, Ihr ichool* ra n then World War II novrd through IIm
Red shellfire saturating Rig Quabreakfast Sunday at 7 So a m he considered officially untuned.
Registration stait* in Ihr Civir —Under an II7S law, the school m»y'a yellow sand beach at noon
Center fur Ihr business meeting boatil ran lease thr buildings to snd unloaded Ihelr rargn under
"arvere" bombardment," the P r
al K a in.
a pnvatr gioup which r a n open i m e Mini-try announced.
On ill-play in the Elk. Club I. a them segregated.
The landing ships, which fully
"dlarama," an animated rvltlt.lt
—A law which a -pedal .ration loaded can carry 1,300 ions of
showing »ome of the treatment of the Legislature pasted three supplies each, were escorted by
given children at the Harry Anna week* ago mskrt It p.aalbte for U S. 7th Fleet snd Nationalist
(Tippled Children's Home In I'm* thr state to pay the tuition of H r wai ship*. A communique said
lllla The rvhiMt will lie .how., to student-.
non# uf Ihr ahlpa were hit and
Ihc public nrvl week In vtnrr
Uo convoy complclfd It* mission
windows of Sanford mei.-banl«fely.
Don llalea In In <barge of ar
It wav the largest number ef
rangementa for the conferen-e,
•hip* to deliver supplies to Qua*
[•)")'* 130,000 soldiers and clTh :t,Mh annuel convention of , t|u n , , j n f r »„*htp* started
the Florida Saving, ami l.oan shepherding cargo vet.#!* Ini#
K o lary I'ro u rm n
\ oovrll) prngram will l>e pre ILetUPI# will l>e held Sept JR.’J 7 In R<-I China's artillery barrage, an
arntrd Mnndav n on at Ihe < Ivlr 1Palm Reach National leader. In hept. 7.
ihe -av'vg. end loan hu.ineea will
The U. S Taiwan D rfrnif Con>l«*l> tn Ihe group al fumcr-tlon i in aml ann<uincrvt today giound (#•
Ihe ( aim
I* -e h air Nike • Heiculr. inlaillra ar#
I'enler for Ihe Sanford Rotary
Club
, *
.
hemg as.Igned t<> Formosa and
h e a d q u a rte r-,
lhat p rrttmlnary work already
Mi«t llarbara Albright, II »>ne Towrra,
High Sihuol. will do srvrtal pan
RepreienUng tin Fir-1 Federal has begun on four altea on tha
l-.iniiir number- A gnmp of ar Saving, anj l.uan A-.orlation of main Nationalist Ivland
The Nike • llrrcuha nilaailea
rurdion aolea will l>e pre.enle-l hy Seminole County *<111 be Sir. ami
Mary Ann Allard, lll.hnp M«"rc V|r- George Tuuhy and Mr. and which Hav<- a range of 73 to Hh)
imira a i r Ihe trrond ml-sllea
High School
Mrs. A. E. Shinhnl.er
arnt h e i r .
M a t a d or assault
mi-sllrs which can flash several
hundred miles onto 111* Cnmmun*
l«t mainland have hern in Formo-a mote than a year.
Gov. Faubus Tells
Plans For Change
In School System
500 Elks Expected
For Meeting Here
Blockade Crumbles
As Ships Unload;
Missiles On Way
Four From County
To Attend Meeting
I
County, State Licenses
Snark
Due;
Predicted
(K.CUj,uJon-|
|i(en»»i Records
for Ihe year Mfr., dortora,
rertifir-i public
*
.
Stale andsicCount)
U-'3h-l.'3H,
on l-evriage
-ale at and
thr
County Tov Collector’* office
Notice, have U rn ttm.led to all
tho-e who had llrrn-f- for the
year
I937-I93M
Approximately
1300 miupalionat license- and CUi
h**erag* licen.t. will he -old.
John Galloway, lav collet tor. said.
Galloway pointed out that un
der pre-ent law, holder, of bev
erage lUerue. must pie-ant Ihe Itcenv* for the current year to ob
tain a new one Also If they op
eral* wllhln city limit* of any
citv they must ol lain their rlty II
teiue and pr*>cnt -ante at hi. of
flew liefot* I ha Stale and I'uUiity
lu rn .e ran Im iMUtd
New llcriiM. muit l«* obtained
by Del. 1. If for any reason a Itcen>c la not renrwrd by (hat dal*,
a n*w application ha» lo b* mad*
lo lh# H#v*rage Department,
in addition a payment of • penal
ty.
Occupational lirrnie. ar* due
Oel. I and ar* required by all who
r
jractn* a profc.lon
counlanlv,
rral r.tat* vuch
b r o k ae r .,law
at
chitecl., .uiveyoga, engineer-, vie
Al-o occupational llcen«e. at*
re-|ulred of all operator* or bur
ilte.-c. .urh a. garages, b«-auty
• hop*, repair ihoui. barber .hop,
shoe shine .landt, wood yards,
hrukm , wholesale dealer*, hotel.,
motel., motor court*.
(taller
park., manufacturing, processing,
priming, parking house., restau
rant. and cafes, contracting In
any of II. branches, etr. In addi
tion a llcen-a I- required for each
and every coin operated machine
of any description.
Galloway further stated that
any one op.rating a place of buttne-a for a profit and permits danc
ing mint obtain a licanaa reganllria of whether any charge
i* mad* fur dancing.
Galloway said It la a mi.deameanor lo practica a profession
of any kind, or ta operate e.ny busi
ness or mln-op*rated machine,
without proper lirens#
Roars Off
From Canavcrol;
Mission Unknown
t Al'fc t ANAVF.IIAL, FU. (UI'V)
— An a ir • breathing, intercon
tinental Snark m l.rile roared off
In the p red a w n darkne.t today
on a S.OOO mile flight tn the South
Atlantic.
The Air Force declined to dlaclo.e thr minion of tha sweptwing weapon, which fllea much
lower and slower than a balll.Us
mia.lle. Rut it presumably waa
to drop Its not# rone, deigned
to carry a hydrogen warhead, oa
a large! a r e a In th* ocean between
Dralll and Africa.
The Snack blaited off at a sleep
angle at 1:33 a m. snd continued
on ram jet power down tha Atlantia
tracking range alter dropping Ita
two booster #ngincs. Mora tha#
to Snark# hav# been fired, and
military ite w a hav* h«ev U
rbaige of recent launchings.
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All Church Notices must be presented s t The Herald
office by 10 a.n>. on th e d a y before publication.
f ir st
B A r r m ch urch o r
LAKE MARY
l-ahe Mary. Fla.
Sunday School 9:43 a.m
Morning Worahip l l a.m.
Training Union
6:13 p. ra
Evening Wurihip 7 S0 p m
Praver Mrrti(,s Wed 7-30 o m
Young People*! Meeting— 6'10 p
m
Sunday Evening Service 7:30 p. m
1.ARE MART CHURCH OF THE Women * Miiaionary Service Meet
ing Wedneiday Evening.
NAZARKNE
LAKH MARY
h R S T FEVTECOSTAL CHURCH
8. I . Iirawdy. Pavmr
OF LONGWOOD
10 a.m. Sunday Scnoul, Mra. Wm.
E. Roth Grant. Pa*tor
Matt h e n . SupL
"Come Let Ui W on hip The Lord
11 a m. Morning Dofahlp. Pailor Together”
in Charge.
Sunday School
)0 a m
7:11 p. m. Young Peoples' Meet Morning Worahlp
tl a m
Ing. Colleen Maithewt, Preal- Sunday Night EvsngrlM Ie Service
dent.
7:13 p. m
I p. m. Evening Service, Taator in Tueiday evening Prayer Meeting
Charge.
7:13 p. m
I p. m. Wedneiday. Mid week
UNITY CLASS OF SANFORD
Prayer *erviee.
Perklos-Woodruff
I p m. Firat Wedneaday Night i«
Building. Roam 3 t|
Miiaionary Meeting. Mra. W. P.
Upslairs
Burke. President.
Worship Service
Tha public la Invited to worahlp 11 e m.
Rev. Joiepbtne B. Stuckle.
with ui at all matting*.
MlnivlerHOLT CROCK EPISCOPAL
Affiliate.l with Unify School of
CHURCH
Chriilianily, f^e'a Summit, MlaCor. Park Ate. A 4lh St.
anuri,
Rev. John W. Thomna,
Rector
A eordial writ,,me it estended
1:00 a m .
flofy Eucharist
to friendi and vlaitort of Unify
0:13 a.m.
Family S e n ir*
*n<l Truth to worship n^lh u*. and
and Church School
alio allend CJa** ea rh week on
II a.m.
Morning P rayer aod
Tueiday evening.
Sermon
Service a throagh the week:
TIIU UNITED CHURCH
OF CHRIST
Tueaday tnd Thuraday • Hoi/
Communion • 7:10 a.m
fCongregetlonel)
Wednesday • Holy Communion
Park Ave. at 26th SI.
J. Bernard Roof, Mlnittrr
• 19 a.m.
Saturday • Sacrament of Pen
Fred Enimlngcr, Associate
Church School
9 ; 4S * m .
one# • 3 d p.m.
Morning Worship
u s. m.
THE SALTATION ARMY
t i l EaaS leeood BtroeO
ALL SAINTS
Meet Inga
e p is c o p a l c m n n i
Sunday
Enirrpriae
13.Or a.m
Sui,day School
Rev. Paul Sbulis, Vitkar
Holloas* Wanting
11:00 a.m. Services each Sunday
0 poo Air (Stroot llaatlag) 6:30
Holy Communion
i a. m.
p.m.
Y.P.L.
1:00 p.m. Morning priyer ami rervire 9:30
a. m.
Salvation llaatlag
1:90 p m .
Holy communion fir*t Sunday of
Tuesday
each month at 9:30 a. m.
1:30 p.m.
Corp Codeia
Band Pra«U(t
4:00 p.m
FIRST METIIOHtsT C!";RCH
t.rdirr ” r _ v L ta ice
1:30 p.u.
J . C. ll ntern. Minister
Thuraday
%
“A Friendly Church In
Prayar hlaatlag
7:10 p.m.
a Friendly City”
Saturday
6;lo St l t : m a. m
Open-Air (Street Maetiai) 6 30 Sermon: * My Taak”
p.m.
9:43 a. m. CTiurch School
Clsssra for all agea
WEST SIDE MISSIONARY
* p. m. MYF Supper
BAPTIST CHURCH
6:30 p. m. M. Y'. F. Mreting
Pailor Wm. L. Stepehna
7:30 p, m.
" WELCOMES YOU”
Sermon: "Great Affirmation”
Associate B. b. Cnlgtow
Sunday School
ip a.m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning Worship
H a .ra.
Oak Are. and Third Sl.
Riblo Study
7 p. m.
Rev. A. G. Mrlnnia, Minister
Evening Service
7:30 p. m. Mr*. George Touhv, Min. of Mutlr
Mid week Servlet Wednesday
Mill Katherine Brown, D.C.E.
1:30 p. m. 9:43 a. ra. Morning Worahlp
"A GOING CHURCH TOR
Solo—Warren Adorns
A COMING LORDSermon—"The Good Physician”_
COME AND SEE THERE
—Mr. Mclnnl*
IS A REASON.
9 11 a. in —Church School
)0:So a. ih. Scstion merit for
FIRST BAPTTSe CHURCU
prayrr In the Session Rf>m-t
OVIEDO
11:00 a. in Morning Worship
Rer. Jack T. Bryant, Patlur
Anlhrm—"Sing ard Rrjulce”
Sunday School
0:43a.m.
—Chancel Choir
Morning Worah'.p
ll a m
Training Union
6:13p mSermon—‘‘The
.
uGt.il f'h jsirian ”—
Evening Servica
7p.m.Sir, Mclnni*
for childien
under
Wedneaday Prayer Service 7:30 Nurseries
Ihrrc, and thirc lo six. every
p nr
Sunday hours, 9,15 a. m. and
FREE MEIHOMST CHURCH
11 e. tn.
Lanrel Ave. at 41k 81.
8;t>j
p. ni —Senior High Fellow
P aitor Rev. Ira E. Hindman Jr.
ship
Sunday School
9 t3 a. m.
Morning Worahip
10:43 a. m. 7:30 p. m.—Evening Worship
L M. Y.
7
p m. Sermon—"Certaimy In Religion"
Mr. Mclnnl*
Evening Woiahip
7.34 p. m
Monday F. M. Y. recreation at
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCU
church at 7 p m.
"A Friendly ih u r r h
Turtday F. M. Y. prayer and Bible
In a Friendly City”
• tudy at 7:30 p. m.
1607 Sanford Avrnae
Wednesday prayer and Bib!* atudy
Pe*ry I.. Stnne Mlnltlrr
at 7:30 p. ra.
“ Where imi Are Never a
Stranger But Once”
COMMUNITY PRFABYTERIAN
Sunday School, n 43 a. m.,
CHl.'R -H
wdh elatsca and separate rooms
Lake Mary,
for all age*.
Roe. John W. PUley. Minister
Sunday School, 9:43 a m .Adult
Mrs, H. M. Cacbraa Sunday School
lesion—"Justice for the Needy and
.Superintend'in
Mr*. James M. Thompton. Orga- Neglected.”
Morning Worship, It till 12
blit
Sunday School
____lo a m. o’clock. Off street parking south of
Morning Worship..._____It a. m. the sanctusry. Nussery facilities in
A rardlal lav Italian U exteodtd Ihr education building. Ort;an pre
lude—'"Religiont* (Kuhlant. (Ifto oU.
feiloty—’’Atulante" iTaylnr). AnFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Ihem by the choir Tenlative aer
I I I rath Avo.
m«n theme—’'Christ'* Close and
(A Southern Beyliet Churthl
Ours.”
W. P. Brook* Jr.
Paitor
Evening program ef atudy.
Feed B. F iller Aaaoeialo Potior worship and recreation fur five age
Mr. W. I. Harman Duwrlor of group.. 6.30 til] | 3u At the open
Music
ing h. ur the edults ate studying
Mr*. Guy Bishop
Director of a leaderthip training course, with
Mu>is
Ihr pastor as the teacher
Mrs. M a n in Milan
Organial
A eordial invitation is eat/nded
Morning Worahlp
M B a.m. to all.
Sunday School
9 41 n.m.
Morning Worship
It n.m.
FIRST
Training Union
6:43 p. m.
CIIURUII
OF
THE NAZARENE
Evening Worahlp
• p. m.
W. 2nd Si. A Maple Ave.
Wodnoaday Servlet
7.30 p.m.
TA 2-3122
(Nursery fer all eervieti)
R. II. Spear Jr.. Minister
(Earphonee far hard of hearing)
1901 We»t Flr«i Street FA I 2031
Sunday Srh«ol
<t (*, * m
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Worship
*
10:13 a ra.
OF LONGWOOR
N.Y.P.S.
e jo p. m
Corner Church and Grant St a.
N.J.8.
10 p. m.
R*v. C. L. Fateh, Fa*(ar
7 10 p. m.
• 13 a. m.
Sunday School Evangrliitlr
7 30 p m
11 ■■ m.
Morning Worship Mid Week-Wed
4:43 p. m.
Training Union Y’mith Anivitie* rach
Thur*.
7;3o p, m.
7:43 p. m.
Eventrg Worahlp
Wedneaday evening prayer meet The Church nf the N a tire n r l»
Wealeyan tn doctrine, evangeling T:45 p. m.
l*tie In appeal, and world wide
CONGREGATIONAL
in mi**ion.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Golden Anniversary Week nf tp*
Park Ave. ai 34th 51.
rial service* Oct 3 II with Dr
Ur. J. Bernard R*o4. Minister
Uoyd B. Byroh, diatrict sort, of
Dr. Fred Enamlnger, \u o c la ie
N. C.
Bible School at f:4S a. m.
Morning Worahlp 11:00 a. m.
Sermon: -Reyi to Comfort”
Members of the i hi reh of l e t
GRACE METHODIST CHURCH ter Day Saints will hold a two(rtaetrest)
day torlrrrnce Saturday and Sun
Minister Rtr. W. T. Par.on. Jr. day In Oilando. Speaking to the
Church end Church School
a. mealing will be A. Theodore Tut
m.
tle and Elder Waticr Stovrr, highl l o. m Sermon 'T h e Wotld'a ranking officials from Salt Lake
Greateat Sermon”
City.
Church Notices
AMEMRUr UP «OD CHURCH
tltk 81. a a i La art I Ata.
Rt?. ■. M. Saan
•Sunday School
9:43 * »
Morning Worahlp
H *
EvangaUitlc Ser*len
t > pm
p r a j t r and Bib!# S^udy Wadneaday at DM p m .
•‘Comt *o Worship go lo aorta."
f o st e r
ch apel
MLTH0IH5T CHURCH
• a t . George H. Carl**#. Mlaltltr
t l * a.m. Sunday School
Jt:00 a.m. Wnratni* Service
•■oo p.m. Worahlp Service
11M
SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Call r ib St- At Part Art
The tad of your atarcb
For a friendly Church
Gerald B.PHre
Pa«i#r
Villon niatlnbolham S.9. SuperIntendrM
Sunday Bibla School
ID a m.
preaching
H *m
THbl# Study
IP ™
Evangrllltle l*rcaching 1:43 pm
Prayer Meeting (W ed.) 7:43 pm.
Miiaionary PremHlcnlal
You Ara Welcome
CENTRAL BrtPTIHT CHURCH
Rat. J. W. Parham. Pailor
Car. Faarleca lb St. Oak Ata
, Sunday School 1:43 a m .
Morning Worahlp Sertica U:W a.
m.
Training Union 6:4S pm
Evening Worahlp I pm.
Wadnetday Prayer N m Hb i I p »■
wC*ma thou with os and wt till
f e the* good **
THE SANFORD CONOKF.UATION
of Jrbovab'a Wlloeaiof
t i l l Writ tat. Bt.
Sunday 3 p m Walchls.wer atudy
Weaneiday 1 M p m Congregation
Dibl. atudy
Friday 7:30 pm . Mimicry aehocl
Friday »:30 p.m. Service me#S«*
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
Meeting In the Sanford Shrinr
Club
Flrat Service
10:00 A. M.
Gueat Choir
All our friend* are Invited
UPSALA Cc/ m MUMTY
PRESRYTERIA CHURCH
W. :oth Sl. and New t'p.ala Rd.
Itcv. John I'tllcy paator
Georgs Teiold Sunday School Supl.
Mr*. Huble Stitnmerlin Pianiat
Mr*. Nancy Skelton Aiilitant
Pianiat
Worahip terrier 9 a m
Sunday
Church school 10 a. m. Sunday
•There ia a placa for you to
vlait, worship nr work with our
part <*f our llravenly Father’!
family.”
PA O H Wf.3U.TAN
m .T iio m n church
• Mllra Weal oa RL 40
Sunday School
0:43 a.m
Morning Worship
10:(3 a.m
Wetleyan Youth
C:43 p.m
Evening Worahlp
1:30 p.m
Wedneaday Prayer Mealing 7:10
p.m.
Everyona Walcome
Bar. Caell W. Shaffer
nniKCTI OF GOD
Rev. Joel D. Brown, Paator
Trench Are. a as :ind SL
Sunday School 0:43 a m
the beytval
Evangeltitlc Service 7:10 p.m.
. z
tabernacle
Mid-Wark Service 'Tueaday 7:39
•
:uh A Cbaaa At*.
p.rr
Rat. L. P. Tarter,
f»»‘«
EBENKZER METHODIST
Sunday School
T° • ■
CHURCH
Morning Worahlp
U sm
n t r a e He**ht»
. y*.— v •'Tirre'i**1* Septra 7:43
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(The Church with a Glowing
Heart)
■Jfeekly Sertleei:
^Juesdsy tfd TbundAf t:4S pm. Rev. C harlu F. Brown Paator
Sunday School lo a.m. Clifford
FIRST CHi-RCTl OP CHRIST
E. John ion, auperintendenL
fCIENTIST
Preaching Servlet It a.m
m E. Second fL
P rayer meeting. Wedneaday, 1:30
Sunday Serriea
H •-*•
p.m.
Sunday School
11:00 a.nr
WedncadiT Erentag Meeting* I.no
CHURCH OF CHRIST
p.m.
2nd M and Elm Ave.
Beading Room located tn Poyer
Ralph Brener Jr. Evaagellit
of Charch liullding open lo public SUNDAY:
g:M to 4:10 pm - Tueaday and Rlble School
10 a. m.
Thursday*.
Morning worahlp
l l a. m.
A cordial Invitation la extended Evening worship
7:30 p. in
to all to attend our aeirlcea and TUESDAY
uaa the Reading Room.
T11by Study all age*
7.30 p. m.
WEDNESDAY:
ST. l.UXT/h LUTHERAN
Bible Study ail agri
7:13 p. m.
|a Maria INear Oileda)
Rtv. Stephen M. Tuhy
P«*l»r
FIBS I R A r tm CHURCH
Morning Worahlp B:SS am.
OF GENEVA
■idlo Minion Droadraat at 1:30 Jack U S:await
Pallor
am . over WORE (740 le>
Sunday School
10 a. m.
Sunday School *:00 a m— for all Morning txrvtea
l l a. m.
aga groups.
Training Uninn
ii 30 p. m.
ChrlaUan Day ithoo\ - Monday Evening Worahlp
7:30 p. m.
through Friday 0:00 a m . - (A.I Wadnetday Prayer Service! 7:34 p.
•lamentary gradea
and kinder tn.
garten.)
SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY
CHURCH UF JLSUS CHRIST
ADVENTIST CHURCH
or U TT ER HAY SAINTS
S*vrnlh Sr, and Film Ate.
J, a. Broshe - Branch Pretldeat Paator
A. C. McClur
City HaU
Sabbath School
Saturday
Sunday School
» » “ • 0:30 a.m.
Sacrament Ueating
t P-m. Worahlp Rarrlea
11 a.m
Wedneaday Primary UaaUrg at Prayer Matting
Wedneaday
7:30 p m
ruder s r HINDS OAPTIST
church
RI4#r Springe
Joe Diuibitt- Tailor
flUi DooIt—Suuday School Supl.
Mr*. Troy Bhamew—
Tralnlag Caton Dlrrrtor
Sunday School
• 43 ».m
Morning Worahlp
11 •• m.
Training Union
6:13
Evening Worahlp
T:M
Wedneaday:
Prayer Meeting
t.JO p. m.
PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST
Lord'a Day: Bibla Study at 10 a m.
Worahlp Senire
11:9b a.m.
treniag Sanies
T p.mEreryoue Weirnm*
CHULUUTA U A P im CHURCH
C G. Snaggeray
fu U r
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Mornina Worship Servlet I* a m
THE ALLIANCE CHUHCH
Chrhliaa A Ml**iunary Alliiace
Park Are. A llih St.
Paator: Rev. David S. Carotin
Sunday School
9 :0 p. n .
Mernirg Worahlp ,
10:40 a. inEvening Semra
T:41 p. ra.
A. Y. y. — Youth Sendee 4 30
p, m.
Mid Wctk Sen lie — Wt J, • p. ra
"A friendly church for
tha whole family”
LAKE MONROE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Paator. B. G. Brown
A t hurcb With A Friendly Wal
come
Three mtlea weal of Sanford on
firat atreet, then right at Monrue
Corner.
P-hi. foraaklng the aaiembUng of
"Not
p.m.
ouratlvea
together, a i tha maanar
of aoma la; but eahortlng one an
other: and ia much the more,
** ye aee tha day -pprtachmg.”
lieb. 10:23
Sunday School—io a. m.
Morning Worvhip—H a. m.
Training Union 4:30 p. m.
Evening Worahip 7:30 p. m.
P ra yrr Mreting Wed. night 7:Sd
p m.
ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Oak Ate, at Mb hL
Rev. (tiehard Lyoat, Pailor
Sunday Maatea
7 IK1 a. in., a M. io;oo, and ll:3o
Weekly Mat-.e*
Dally a t 7:13 a. m.
DEBARY PRESUlTF.ltIAN
A. C. Summrra. hllalaier
Worahip Service
10 a. m.
Pariah llottta — Enterprlie Eplaenpal Church
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE
REDEEMER
103 M. t lt h Plate, FA M i l l
Rev. Herbert W. Goern*. Paatnr,
PRAYER FOR THE DAT - F.\
3 3331
Sunday School Each Sunday 9:13
a. m.
Adult Bible Ctaaa Each Sunday
# 1 3 a. m.
Worahlp Seivlre Each Sunday
10:43 a. ra.
"THIS IS THE U r E ” - WDBOTV' (CHANNEL 0) Each Sunday
l*:3o p. ra.
"THE LUTHERAN HOUR” WlOP 1MO KC Each Sunday
1 p. m.
Wallher League Flr»t Sunday
■UXOUUrr BAPTIST CHURCH
Each Month 6.30 p. in.
GENEVA
Sunday School Tiacheia Meet
Paator
Charier w . Hamll Jr.
Every Other Monday 7:30 P. m.
Sunday morning service*:
Board «f Deacon* Firat Wcdnca* I t a.m. Sunday School
day Each Month ■ p. m.
11 a m . Morning Worahlp
Dualneaa Meeting Firat Thuraday
•miday n o sin g aorvicta;
Each Month I p. m.
• t u p.m. Training Union
Ladles Aid Third Thursday Each
MO p m . E m ln g Worahlp
Mnnth 7:30 p. m.
Wedneaday TtSO p m . Prayer a t^ l- Men’* Club Fourth Thuraday Each
■kgMonth 1:3a p. m.
PINECREST Mvl'PIS I
a iu R n i
f Affiliated with the Southern Bapllat Cmnam'on
SOI Weal Gnora Road
Rea, Donald Gravrnnvflr, Paator
Hugh Patrick. Sunday Srhnol Supl.
Mr*. J. E. Andrea t. Training
Uanloa Director
Sunday School
0.43 a. m.
Sermon
11 a. m.
Training Union
6.3u p. m.
Nurttry provided
7 ;tl p. m.
Wedneaday Evening Prajer Sera
lea
7 :tl p. ra.
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Religious Statistics: Faith Or Fad?
r s ia n t Journal. The uhriitisn Con- mlrei Ihe Importance of particuBy LOUIS C ASS ELS
turv, brought Ihf queitton int« the !ir rflillotii bflirfs, but P]*c*'*
United Pres* International
Religion I* enjoying unprere open - jr.il offernl an ati i u r r grrat sentimental value on ' rfll«
creed its
dented popularity in America. R..t ' that wl!! . W l a lot of ehtttch «ion la eereral." ll*
«ummrd up In Uic popular ellfher
what kind of religion?
men.
That nueatlon haunts many , What America i« esperiew in:. ’ "The «nly thing thal
D
though'Ri! clergymen. They would ' the Century said, ia not so much that ) >u have faith in Gw.
The Century went on to aay
like lo rejoice in the statistics a ■'revival'' nf traditional reli-Filth in God " a* defined
that show church membership. gions as the emerg.nee of a new
by popular religion today. Is e»Sunday School enrollment and Bi religion.
viiniutnr* Belief*
scnllalJy a "chummy relationihip”
ble sales at an all time high. Rut
Tht* new "national faith” la * with a Deity who is thought of ai
they keep wondering how much i*
vague. w*terfd-down version «f * sort of Indulgent grandfather in
faith, ar.d how much is fad.
This week a diatingulihed P rot-1 Proteatar.t Chriitianity. It mini, heaven
The classic Christian view, it
aaid, was well expressed ia tht
famous statement of John Calvin:
”W* are not our own; therefore
let ui, as far a> possible, forget
ourselves and all things (hat are
ours. We are (lod’a; to Him,
therefore, let us live and diet...
Let his wisdom and will preside
in all our actions.”
Church Must Resist
‘ The rtiigious goal l> outlined
WASHINGTON tUTD - The
in different term* today," the Cen
Senate Rackets Committee pre
tury commented. "God i* now yfpared to close the book* today |
ferrd in packaged. post-Calvinist,
oo what one member calfrd " a !
highly-inarkctable form*. He I*
great record n f misconduct” t n 1
expected to baptire what t* 'ex
the Team-ter* Union.
pedient' for man. to concur with
The committee wound up seven
man's reason and will.”
week* of hearings late Thur*day
The Century said It I* past time
hut left it* record opco fur a
for churchra to repent their long
rinsing iiatemrr.t by Chairman
•’acquieacenee" in the " e r o i W
John !« McClellan (D-Ark.) Sum
of America’* Christian faith.
ming up the Teamitera Investiga
Proteitant* must decide, it con
PHILIP BYRD
tion. McClellan .aid he would
cluded. whether they really be
make it pubic later today or
lieve that "God can be packiged”
Saturday.
and made “ subject to man’s ma
The committee d e n ie d a large
nipulations.”
part of it* final station to a long,
If the answer is no. they must
involved examination of w h a t
Philip Allen Byrd, son of Mr. part company with popular reli
chief counial Robert F. Kennedy
described as "fraud, collusion and Mrs. Harry J. Byrd Sr. has giosity snd inject into the current
"revival" the firm, clear tone* <f
and favnrliUm” In million* of Joined the Marine Corp,
riotlii* worth of Teamiters in
Byrd will leave toon for Farris prophetic witneas to the •over, . _ _
.
...
, | ctgnty of God."
surance burines*
. Island, S. C. where he wilt leeeive
Went To Friend
It purported to ehow Teamttcr* * his haste training. He is the
president Jame* R. Hoff* chan- *-r*nd.>>n of Mr. ard Mis. Philip
Dried Ihr lucrative account of the Allen, also of Sanford.
Central State Teamsters Confer
Byrd graduated from Seminole
ence through hi* friend. Allen
High
School in 1937, where hr
A ’ Women'* D a v " celebration
Dorfman of Chicago, who shared
in about 11.400,000 worth of com- lcrved as itudeni body president. w-Ul be held Oct 13 at St. Jime*
He wa* a member of the glee A. M E. Church With ihe crown
mltilnna over seven years
Thii, according to staff Invea- club double quartet for four year*. of "Min St. J a m e s ” at stake.
Captain*, chairmen and board* are
tigatori, wa* about a million
and an active pari of the football working toward a successful pro
dollars more than the average
iquad. He ia a recipient of the x-ram that wilt find one of them
enmmiiiion rate.
ihe winner.
In addition, they said the Union Ja n-or Jaycee Award.
A "chicka-eue" h a t been plan
Casualty Co. which gm the in
A* a itudeni at Southern Unix*
surance was not the low btdd'r. College last year, tlyrd won a ned hy Club No. I, on Saturdiy
They said ll collected some $AY0,- football trophy for fine play and at the home of Mrs. Willi* Brown
000 more than the other bidder sport* manihip. Hr i* presently Jr., i l l E. 7th St Serving will
Would have cut in the first three employed by Smltty’a Knapping begin it 2 p. m. The public If
Invited.
Turtle.
year* Ihe policy w a t In effect.
A cordial Invitation It Itiued
to the public to attend “Women's
Day," when the ladies will be in
complete charge of the Sunday
tervice*.
The guvrrour said he h a J inTALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Ccv.
LrRoy Collin* said t-«l*y he stiuctcd his staff to set up a
ordered an investigation of al meeting with Judge in the ciunri
leged Irregularities hy » Volusia fur further investigation of the
County constable and Indir.il'd h<- charge*, and all* t • tl
Itwwould take official action after a fonitahle * chance to refute Hie
bearing In the county.
allegation*.
Collins up I d the c.mplaint
" A f te r Ihe hearing is concluded
ugiirat J. T Kinrhen » . i irve*- and I receive the report and
li.u 'u l by Stall* AHy. Mrl'ian W. recummer.dations of tire stale a t
Judge who said charge* of n'.- torney," Collin* said. "I shall
> g.d exlnrt.or w arran” ! fuitlicr take *uch official acltotv a* the
Investigation bv the g*'ernor* facta and discharge of my duties
otf'ce and the attorney gen*ral.
require.”
"I f.-el thal further uetlon on
Brin Kinchens arsd Fence J u s
my gart I* imperalive, * Collini tice J. C. Heard were Implicated
loin bl» regultr weekly new* con in
alleged
irregularities
by
ference.
•
fudge'* preliminary Investigation.
In a letter written lo Collini
this week. Judge raid Richaid W.
F latt complained that the con
stable forced him fo pay 274 In
“rnutt costs ' in addition to resti
tution for a bad check he lent lo
.* Daytona Reach distributing
company.
Judge said the constable th r e a t
ened Flatt with five year* In
prison.
The attorney **ld Flatt grew
suspicion* of Ihe rhargea wm)
checked to tee whether the court
cost* had been sen'. t-> the county.
They had not.
After hi* own investigation.
Judge asked for an executive
investigation on ground* the p r a c
tice employed In Ihe Flatt c*»c
•’Involve* a flagrant abuse of '.he
stale's criminal process and H
angravnled by a ttnoatened un
lawful imprisonment."
. . .Tolu* Marine*
Judge said he had received
AWAITS T It A N S F E R "numeroua complilnla” concern
—II urH I. poff. sirniblman ing the two men In the past
"1 helievr^ that a concent rater)
seamnn of Osteen, now L* nl
the T, 8. Naval ReceiviliR investigation of the procedure*
in the Eighth J c itir e
8 t a t i o n, Norfolk* V«.. followed
District hv ihe Jutllce of the
ru aiting tra n sfe r to the
peace and bv the conatxb'e would
I'SS John R. rierce. Hr I* nrietose many more aimlla:* Donatho »on of Mr. ami Mr*. 1action* U> that of the Flatt cate,”
Willie I). I’off. 0*tren.
1J idxe said.
Teamsters' Probe
Now Closed Book;
Misconduct Cited
Philip Allen Byrd
Becomes Marine
‘ Women’s D ay’ Set
At Local Church
Volusia Constable To Be Investigated
I N N E W C H l l R C I I — R i *J
hop John W. ltranseom!) Is
shown as he delivered tho
first sermon in the nor
C o m m u n i t y Mi*thndj*t
Church. Dcllary. Ho u*a
present for dedication of
the church last Sunday,
(Photo by Cox)
Nazarene Planning
Special Services
Worihippers at the rhurrh of
the Naiarene thii Sunday morn
ing will witness the now tradition
al A labftter Breaking Service
T hii it a semi-annual love-of
fering for werid evangelism ThH
offering Vs not tnclvded in thA
regular ihurrh bud-ret, but i* \W
eluded In the practice of tithing
local church offerings through th*
genera! church headquarter*, loented In Kiniaa City, 3fo
The Rev, R. H. Spear Jr., p**tor, will tt*e recorded iccount* for
the Alahaiter Breaking Service a*
found in Matthew, Mark, and
John; three of the goipet versions
in 1b« New TftUmenl.
Mrs. Rigmend Sandlfer. : • !
•ervlng in her fourth year t™
president of the local church N.
F. M. S . la In charge of arrange.
mentt, and join* i*ev. apear n *"
inviting the publir to attend this
exprealon of Christian stewiidship.
Revival To Start
The Whirlwind
Evangeliitre
Party will hold a two-weak resirt
val a t the Church of God of I 'n V
phe*>\ 2500 South Elm Aee, be
ginning tonight at 7*45
The Rev J II Messer, postor.
ha* litued an invitation tu peop!*
of all faith* to attend the revival
conducted by the renownadi inter
national evangelist*
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Woman’s Page
ENieb#lhAibby,
Women's Editor
Nuptials
•Planned
Mr. *n<l Mr». n. II. Peterson
announce the rn g estm tn t of their
daughter, Winifred Ironr. to Ralph
Smith Jr., ion of Mr. ar.d M n
Ralph Smith Sr,
The bride elect atterded De
Land High School and Daytona
Beach Mainland High School. Mr.
Smith attended Seminole High
School He wet discharged from
the Army in August after three
y e a n of service
AA’cdlng plant are Incomplete.
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Church
FRIDAY
-
Cub Pack of thr F e e Pre *b* •
tenan Church will uv.-t at I SO
p. m.
SATURDAY
Mu»ie Council of the Pinecr**t
Baptist Church will meet at the
church at 8 p. m.
Phone FA M ill
JjO jca l
£ v m !a
MONDAY
Sanford Story Lcig-jr will
mret at the Epitcopa! Tarii'n
House at I p. m,
T lie
TUESD \T
The
H e n ry
S h e lt o n
tn o H a l L i b r a r y
a rd
S a n fo rd
Me
M u te u m
ro r
diatly wrlcumes vitilort from ft a
a>. until noon. Mra J n Raj la
1prncr.t librarian.
Calendar
THURSDAY
T h e Steering Committer of the
United Lutheran Church Mtnion
wi l meet at the p«<t<>r*a home at
• p ttl Btriinen nil! rrn trr around
the forthcoming firlt rervicr.
The Will! Association Kvcru
tne meeting wilt tie held at the
PlnrcrcM Baptist Chur, h „t ti)
* m. Plra>e bring a sandwich,
The ISA'* of the Pinevrcat Rapt i n Church will meet at the
lire Chancel Choir of the Fltsl
church at I p. m.
Mrth.nlft Church will prartice at
SUNDAY
7 3d p. m.
Youth choir of the Pinecrri!
Choirs of the First Rsptist
Baptist Church will practice a! Church will practice a* follow»:
S:30 p. m.
Carol 19-12) at 8:15 p m (kmroid
Youth fellowahip meet* at 1:30 tho)» and girl* in high school)
p at. at the Prnccrcat Raptiat at 7 p. m ; Church 4adult a at 8
p. m.
Cl.utch
Training t'nion F.*rrutl*c mertlug »t the Flrat Bapliit Church at
I 30 p m.
MONDAY
The Joy Ruth Cta*i of the
Raptiat Church will inert at
nr. at the home of Mr*. Doc
nei., . m l franforil evrcnuv.
tion of officert.
V o t in g pe -pte o f t h r
Church will meel
lu
t f lip
I n
in
Fidelia Class Mnets
Firat
The Fidellt (')»». of the Fir»l
8 p. Bapliit Church ntrt at the home
Bru of Mra Minnie Kratrert Tucaday
111..'- neiung tor the la»t inerting of
the yrar,
Youth fellowship mecli at 8 JO
Tlie meeting a r t rundu.lfd
p m in the Pinecreal Raptiat by Mr« Crlll Pearce president.
Church.
The devotional waa given by Alts.
Sunday School preparation In Kratirrt. Her topir » n "Rules of
the Pmecreit Baptist Church audi the Road” from a hook entitled
“ flatlets of Silver " Mra Marga
torium at 7'30 p. m
ret Griffin led the group In pray
Regiatration tor the Celestial er t > Close the devotional peri -d
Chair t l and S years) of the First
L'aual business f ol l owed with a
Baptist Church from 10:jn to 11 IS
report of the yrar'a achievements
a m ; Cherub Choir (8. 7. and 8
given hy Mra Ruby M Davi*.
je a ra t from 4 SO to S IS p. m
(•reeling* to the via** from the
A>*ocialional Sunday S c h o o l teacher. Mr* Ruth (Satchel, were
meeting of the First Baptist delivered to the rla*» to (lie pres
Church in P r l . i t d at the tSet»on ident Mra (Satchel has riot been
able to attend the meeting* lor
Church at R p. m.
The Boy Scouts of t t? Flrat aome time due to itlnr** in her
Prcvhyterian Church wRI meet a! family.
Worker* ate needed for the
T p. m
Yuuitg People'* Department <■f
TUESDAY
the Sunday School and member*
The Unity Society meet* at 8 of the Fidetil Mass weir urged
p m. in the I'erkins Wodtuff to give their •ervire*.
Building.
Thr Rev. Jo»ephine
The retiring prr*idrnt »«« preStuc'iie i* conducting a »tuly imtHl with a elft R> fie*hmenla
rouife in th rlsta n healing Every weir served to Ihoie preterit
one i« welcoma.
Sunday School preparation in
the auditorium of the rinecrest
Baptist Church at 7 30 p- m.
nrothrilroo*! mreting of the men
of the First Baptist Church at 7
p. m.
('rutadrr choir of the First Dap
Hit Church practice* si 8 30 p
m
Recreation for Intermediates of
the First Bsptial Church at 7 p m
Re reation for Junior hoys st
the First Methodiit Church at S 31)
p. m,
The Chorister* of the Flr*t
Methodist Church will meet at
8.J0 p m.
IF* j'votacr Fellowship of the
Fir*t Presbyterian Church will
mret far «upper ar.d recreation
In the Youth Building (mm 8 p. c :
m through I p m
Thr mrn of the P in t Prethy4 » terian Church will hoi I their fir*!
mreting of the Fall season at 7
p m The offices a of the Men
of the Church of St. John's Pie*lery will have an intrretttng pm
gram, wuh Mr, Harr) Dooley of
DeLar d. preaiding
WEPNIWDAT
Training Union sapper and ptann
Ing meeting at the Flist Baptist
Church s! 8 p. m
Pravrr meeting at the Fir*t
Baptist Church at 7:Jo p. m.
Sunday School Cabinet meeting
at the First Baptist Church st S 11
p m.
The Commlsiion on Education
© :
of the First Methodist Church
m * f In McKinley Hal! a! 7 30 Fimn tin* Samuel Winston
p m
fall collection designed hy
The Chspel Choir of the Flr*t
Hoxane i* a semi-filled
Methodist Church will meet for
navy and rrd checked
( I
practice at J 30 p. m,
drc*s of French wool, with
The Senior Choir of the Flrat
t h r e e - quarter length
Methodiit Church will meet for sleeves and <1 rounded high
practice at 8 IS p. m.
neck.
The Senior High Choir of the
Flrat Prrlhytrrian Chuieh will
meet for supper s ' 8 p m , and
will meet for rehearsal at 8 10
p m.
The Senior High Fellowship of
the First Pre«bytetian Chtirrh
will meet for recreation at T JO
« «
p m.
The Mid Week Bible hour of the
Fir»t Presbyterian Church will be
eonductrd by the pastor. Rev. A
G. Mrlnnis, at T:30 p. m.
The Chaneel Choir of the First
at Sanfoitl Shrine Huh
Presbyterian Church will meet
for rehesrtal st 7 SO p m.
Sunday Sept. 21
1st Service 10 A. M.
United
,
Lutheran
Church
Plans Meeting
Quick, Spicy Dish
Makes Supper Easv
Regular monthly dinner meeting
f the Business and ProL-snonal
Women's Club was pr'd September
17 at the Civic Center writh Mra
Betty Raker, president, presiding
As this was the first meeting
of the r.ew rluh year eseh stand
ing committer chairman was call
ed upon* for a brief outline of her
plan for the year. Plana were
discussed for thr celebration of
Bu*inn»i Women'* Week. October
5-lt. Complete plana »il! he re
leased liter.
The club will, a* fn past years,
sponsor a dental ellnle for under
privileged childivn. To finance
this vlinie (he club w I I have a
■'Cooked Food Sale” Sat irday. Oc
tsher It. at Frrncb Avenue and
U th Street. All mem se n were
» *ked to prepare the r fviorite
di«h o r hike rakes.
Mu* Hetty Wolfram, thief ope*
ator. Southern Bell Telephone Co
extended to the club an invitation
Something different . . aomethlng
to * tait the telephone office Sep
«
\:ra
»pecia! D this meal of Tuna
tember Z3 at 7:K> p, m.
The Stale Board Meeting will be Rice Curry ard Himcmade App’e
held at the George Washington ! Chutnry Ycu"l find it rosy on
Hotel. West Palm Beach, October 'o u r llmr and on your poekrlbook
17, 18, and 19 Betty Baker will in-, nine canard fm-d* have heM
thr line on prices, Tit* i* a good
make reservations.
Four new members were wet tim r to check >our needs and
corned to the club: Mis Unbelts *li-ek up on canned food* Your
Richard*, Mrs Ethel William*, atorr ha* hundred* of item* at good
Mr*, Dorothy Vow and Mis. Nelle * alue* ready for tour selectirn
Livingston.
Tuna Rl;r Curey
The Oclobci buaines* meeting
3 can <7 ol, each' solid p*:k
will he held Tuesday O, tuber 7
tuna In oil
at Harriett's Beauty Nook.
t medium sire onion
Woman Finds Unique
Beanies Profitable
LOCUST VALLEY, N Y ill PI I
—The beanie, "old h i t " In the
world of fashion, is building a
successful new business for Mr*.
Robert R Smith.
All her ante the young matron
thought up amu*ing ways to re
do the *ntall, brim!*** felt* which
a i r classic* of hcadcover*
Now, children in all part* of thr
country aie wearing beanies dec
orated with tmail. felt skunk* and
pro laiming *"IH. Stinky": !,e.*nirt
with ■ red noted penguin ard the
word* "Cool. Man. Cool” Vault*
with an alligator a-d "See Y«u
I.alrr”
Mis Smith, whose busbar,d i*
with a New York hank, got into
the beanie bu*ine»* as * result of
a doll shop she opened in Oil*
plusho Lung Isiand suburb
Marled At llnltif
"And I got into thr *1satt bud
nest because I have (hire small
girla,‘,aaid the tall, bn,wo halied
Mrs Smith.
T always hair
• r w r l, jrrl I stilted designing
doll clothe* for the k‘d*. Pretty
soon, t was also *ewlnr for thr
neighbor*’ children "
There vrara ago she ope-ied the
"t.iltlr Women" rhop. "This sum
met.” she Said, "I drrld-d I need
ed *ome gimmick to peik up
• ale* My husband said. *Whv not
do •urnrthmg «tih hat*, everyb-tly love* a bai' "
Iter fust btinit featured a glur
cn m- use and a big Intern!
"ELK . Hut she dreamed up
"about 40” *liffereut *t>le» and
with Mr* It bert Dunne, a neigh
tort amt "my tight arm " In (tie
doll shop they went in search f
a manufacturer
(a ll On Pros peris
"We callrd on several pros
perl*." said Mr* Smith, "and
were so seared someone would
stral nor idea wr would hardly
open our bnt of tampet untl
wr it already divuw eb royalties"
Eventually, thr* made a deal
with a manufacturer for the bade
fell* and with a high etas* distrib
utor and "hep caps” were rn
their way.
Mr*
Smith said her oldest
daughter, Sandy, II, designed (hr
beanie which so far ha* been the
h i g g m hit I' feature* a face
light out of a horror movie and
“i c a r r " ( uneven) M in i n g of the
word "MAD!"
The hat* raughl on before Mr*
Smith could grt Ihe production
line for putting on the decorations
out of her own house and int r a
factory. A* a rrsiilt. she aaid. pt-t
almnt e v n y nook and cranny I*
with felt or glue.
"My husband takes the W*-o>
thing with g,,,-d h imor,** ahe a.ld
"Since the hats actually were hi*
suggestion, he keep* saying *1 told
you so'.'*
Gals In VAH-11
Play Bridge
Mr. an*i Mrs. J. E Meakt, Windrr, Ga., spent tha weekend with
their niece, Mrs. C. AA'. Brantley
tnd family,
Ftirnd* of Mr*. Virginia FacFnry. formerly r*f .Sanford, will be
ntcrcsted to know that she i* In
the Orange City Convalescent and
Nursing Home. She wdt b# happy
to receive visitor*.
Mr and Mr*. Donald McDonald
Jr. and children are iprndlng a
wcvk with her parent*. Mr and
Mr*. Harry Cushing of Loch Arl>or.
Mr. an*t Mis AA'illiam 1 effler
are spending a few day* at thrir
home in New Symrna Reach.
At Stanley left yesterday for
hi* second year at the I'nlrerstly
of F ’ords
B hud garlic
I teaspoon* curry powder
•iteaspoons ginger
t can condensed cream of chickrn soup
3 cups hot cooked rice
Ihaln ,il from tuna into skillet.
Add chopped onion and minced
garlic. Cm V until brown. Add »ea..m ^* and *.,up: ml* well. Add
Inna broken into chunks; heat.
V n e over rice Four to six serv
ing*
llomrmadr \p|>lr Chutney
1 cup brown sugar. fir,n!v pack
ed
I I cup vinegar
I 4 teaspoon salt
t can 1 1 !h I or I app’e*
'* cup raisins
I lahlrvp • n* finely chopped crystalUlrri ginger
C.imtoi r brown sugar, v negar,
• all o' d *, i up drained from ap
pie*, trod s minutes, sitrrln: Add
rest of Ingrrdirnts s-'d ro< V slow
ly about AS minulr* unlll thickened,
stirring occasionally Chill Use as
a nun
accompaniment or for
relirti Makr* about J ’A cup*.
(Jills Dive Hosses
Who Don’t Itoss
ANN ARBOR, Atich - U ’l’l) Two University u' Michigan psy
chologists have cone up with the
conclusion that women office
worker* don’t like to Ik- told how
to perform their jol**.
Aflrr n study of women e m
ploye* and Super* !*<il* In the
biistnea* office of a utillt*' com
p.,ni. r* a* .lrcln r* Jay Jack on and
Howard ttosenfietil aaid when
t he s.itw-riIso, < -tart m(*in< ton
much |oh related '*lk in Infnimal
ron'rrsatton, rffirlenry I* low
ered
If a ne* female employe think*
iheiu't ton mu. h J--h t *'k and
too little *-, *st patln she'll be
gin getting ideas hrr work Isn't
op to par and In thr rase of a
1seasoned woman worker, the'lt
I react with poorer work effort*.
I t h e y snhl
Jackson a- d Itmcnfr d sai l thr
• tuat Intention* of the *uper
i*nr* appn'erll* had no effect or
either motivation or perform
anra
Club Sponsors Dental
Clinic For Needy Kids
(pnA& ofw h
The
Florida
F'edetation ef
AA'omen’s Club* will hold It* Fall
Board Meeting in Orlando Sept
ember L'J-Jt ftelegatr* attending
I from Seminole Countv are Mr* C
M. Flower*, pftsidrr.t of the S»n*,
| mole County Fede'ation of AA'omen's Cluba, and Mrs Neal Farmer,
1president of the Sanford AA'oman’s
1Club.
Mr*, c. L. Manser is president
of the Florida Federation of AA'om*
en's Club* and will prrrlde over
the mreting. The g ro u p is accent
ing it* concern in 1he development
of the stale. who*e climate and op.
Atr. and Mr*. Brett Reatson are
vi»itins Mr and Mr*. Robeit
Browning a*, thrir home in the
Park Avenue Trailer Court. Mrc
Pearson will he remembered a*
the former Sheila Browning.
The Pearsons have hern In Mlatr.1 where Mr f'rarson had the
leading role in "IJ1‘ Abner” which
ran there for thire werk*, After
vislling in Sarfo d Ihc Couple will
return to thrir home In New A'ork
Mr. Pearson w,l| appear on tele
vision ami perhaps in s broad
way play,
Mr Pearson *ttl *ing at the
It 1 m. service at Ihe First
Mrthndi*t Church.
Attending tlie Pilot Club Conven
tion in (Tearwater this weekend
are' Mr*. I/ 1I1 llouiholder, Mrs
Carolyn Carter, Mrs Sue Steven
son. All. lajrer.r Ball, A|rt. Gla
ds* Hall, Mrs Janie Shoemaker,
Mr*. loutrinr
Atessenger, and
Mi** Dorothy Fourakre.
Alt and Mr* C I. Redding
have returned ffnm taking their
daug’itrr Hart let! Redding to Flor
ida Slate Unlverdly in Tallaha*
see Harriett t« re*idlng at tlie
Alpha Xt tVlla suroriiy home.
Atr amt Mrs, Redding spent seve
ral day* visiting in Quincy.
Atr*. J Hos* Adam* is at home
aftei a recent stay in the Semi
nole Memorial Hospital,
New Arrivals
J
Sapp. Sanford. Horn S<’ptr n t b e r 1R,
(I’hofn liy Rcrffslroml
T h e c o s t ia
small to outfit
yo ir children in
P o l P arro tt* ..
After a brief pause during the
summer month* David AA'axne
Msihri. Sanford * only guitar tea
cher. will resume hi* monthly
guitar parties. The first of these
will take place Saturday at 7:30
|> rn at hi* home. 808 AA’e*l Flr»t
Strset.
During lire mreting there will
I t a message on guitar mtislr, a
twenty-minute performance, and
irfieshmrnls. There i* ms rharge.
( T i m id lay RnK’-'trora)
GENERAL
ELECTRI
2 CYCLE
visit thr —-
TWi Ownwrnl Electric Autoiartla
w o th tr B'’'* 1 yoo ACTIVATOR
vraihlng oction plus , . . TWO
AVASH CYCIES. Noowot wmb,
rime and spin eyelet h t colloni
trod linens. Short cydev for dttltote silks, synlhetics and oO*er
fabrics which require
FLORIDA
S T A T E BANK
/■
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FILTER-FLIT
v n t ,M s *
• Over SO'V. more ilelhet
(•poot|r Ihon many ether
netemofK wnthwi
• Futhbytten wain Irmperetwis
vclcder
• foxy tep teodmq — ltd tlwyt
Open without (upped
• famobV 01 AUlsAIOtt wodwng
No OhliK'ation • Conic Register Now ! ! ! !
To lie given away —
Friday Dec. 12th 1958 - - 8:00 p.m.
• M S yewr wwdke
when
I
198
WITH Til A DR
in lliR ic iT -
AMRuBSuH
See Them At —
Sanford Electric Co*
STA TIO N
Sanford,
1
f*err wovhoble gelv ihot "jui* righl” care . ,
"o'-ca-'r. O nte you it* the co«i»ol» there's t*« need v*
return (a !h« wssher to e d t.it the setting, •* - e th e s ,
rime* and spin dries.
• FuthbuHon Wut»i ie»*( contrel
11 fl. Sport-Craft boat with IK II. I*. John son motor, rrmole control* and Murray
trailer with directional light*.
m.
Thcie'i only one qtnvlne Fiber FAo
writhing tyviem trod #»lr Generod
Electric hm this (rmous non-clog B*w*
. . . fiber Un walking aclton ehmin etwi
bnt, idt, inrsd w d loop »•««• h e w
your woih,
FULLYAUTOMATIC
CHECK THESE
SPOTLIGHT FEATUKES!
BfGgarrr
.. P o tt
Parrott*
*r«
pre - Tested for
tong wear.
IIAIIV HOY l.irrO N . »on
nf Mr. nnd Mr*. Juntca I-It|n*i, Sanford, nnrn Septem
ber I fa.
For all your
UAN KIND NEEDS
A»e.
; i
The Sanfotd Firemen’s Indies
Auxii arv by-laws committee met
AVednrvtsy nisht at the homa of
Mr*. AV. C. Galley.
,
1>e hv-law* were preiented- Vy
s *
x*x <* the chalrmin, Mrs. John Crow.
p i*
They were accepted by the commlllce: Atr*. Alannlng Uarriett,
m
i Mrs. Boh White, and Mn. Gailey,
By-la*** ate now ready for pre
sentation i t the next meeting b*
V \i
he held Oc'ohcr 7 at SSOfl Laurel
Avenue.
Firemen present for the meeting
were John Crow and AA'. C. Gal
ley.
IIA HY m ill, SA IT, daiiRhRefreshment* of r >ffce and
tor of Mr. and Mr.*, .lohn rake were served.
•J* * ^ T
FREE
B o a t .M otor .T ra ile r
12RS So. Park
Auxiliary Meets
s p '
i
(iuitar Parly
Tire ISffn rr'a t t i i r s Club met
for bridge and roffre |n thr after
liurner of the II.>1} ITuesday morn
Ing.
Mr*. Rold.ip F- rnaodri
w.s*
high s i <-ii r . U x - li . p r i z e w a s a
warded to Mr*. VVabneta Ran*
Other* altrrwling were. Mrs
Fran Rolwrtson. 'tr*
Marparct
He ml rick. Mr* I’hiitls Graham,
Mra. I a Verne llami’-in Mr* AAin I 'el and curst*. Mrs, Sylvia Mr
ifred Mnrrfrey, Mr* Kay Down*, \ulty and Atr* letrraina t.angMr*, fa! Trout. Mr*, tfophl* Ru- I ford.
IM PERIAL
portunitie* have placed it in tho
top bracket of the nation in popu<
lation growth, hy slating Dr. Paul
F. Douglass, professor of gorornmen! at Rollira College, to open
the Fill Board Meeting. Dr. Doug
lass **i!l speak at the "City Beautiful" banquet Afopday evening
in the Angrhtlt Hotel ballroom,
HI* subject will be "Florida, Pro
vincial or Progretsire-'.
Speaking at Ih* "Enchanted
Evening Banquet" Tuesday even
ing will be Dr. Morel* S. Hale Jr.,
prrGdent of the Orlando Junior
College to selecting ht* topic fof
his Tuesday night talk, he adopt
ed thr theme of the FFAVC, "Pro
gress Through Understanding."
The banquet will he held tn the
AngtMIl Hole! Roof Garden.
Florida
116 S. Magnolia
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Conning The News
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editorials
By Virginia Cnssn,
Herald Stair Writer
-It it unlawful for any parson
under the axe of lwenty-on«
years to have In hit or her possesilon alcoholic beveraiet. ri*
rept persons employed under the
provisions of Section Mi ll, tel*
Ini In the scope of their employ
ment."
This is See IIon 3*2 111 from the
Florida Alrholic Law and Rulei.
published by the State Reveraie
Department nf Flu Ids. The nlher
sertlon mentioned in thi* law tayl
that It l« unlawful for any vendor
licensed under the beverage law
to employ anyone under 11. eicept
professional entertainers between
IS and 21 who are not In achool,
drug stores, irocery stores or
automobile service nations where
•ales are made for consumption
off tfie premises.
It means that a grocery hoy
msy carry the beer oul, but may
not buy It. I assume.
State beverage officers are
Grid Team Deserves
Local Fans’ Backing
. Football aeaaon In her* again. Tonight, two of the fine
achool* in Seminole County meet In Sanforrl In the first
fam e of the aeaaon.
Football la a great game. U ’a great for the ho"* who
play, the cheerleader*, m ajorettea, Imnda, atudcnta and fane.
Then* •» aomethlng very exciting, and very Americnn. about
* brilliant touchdown run. a clean block or tackle. Spirit
run* high among spectator*. No other American aport of.
(era quite the competitive and colorful aettlng afforded by
• football game.
Some have contended th a t the game la ton rough. Roy*
get hurt, occaatonally aerioualy, while practicing o r playing.
But injurlea occur in other aporta, on achonl grounda.
ground the home and on the atreeta. Today’* football player
haa more protection agalnat Injury than ever before
When Seminole High of Sanford and Lyman High of
Longwood square off at 8 tonight, each will have Ha sup
porter*. Fana and playera of each achool deaire victory. T im
u natural. However, only one team can win. There alwaya
louat be a loner. Seminole High, according to reporta, la a
heavy favorite to win. The Sanford team laat year had ill
beet aeaaon In history.
. . .
. ,.
W ith this In mind, Seminole High fana ahould prepare
themselves for the possibility th a t the team m ight lo se a
fiw gam ei thin year. Coach Jim Pigott hM jutid th a t five
or p it games could go either way. But. win. lose or draw,
local football teams deserve the support of the community.
Jf gounty teams have a losing season, fans should remember
th at, a fte r all. football is a game.
. . .
Football Is a clean, wholesome sport, at least it is at
thu high achool level. It should be kept that way.
The value of football can. perhaps, beat be summed up
by repeating a s la ’ement made by Gen Douglas Mac A rth u r:
-On th a friendly field* of strife are sown the seed* th a t in
other years, on other fields, bring the fruits or victory."
Victims Are Children
Blind Can 'Read' O rally
W ith Aid Of New Device
No Farm Recession, Figures Reveal
By LYLE C. V.JLAON
United Press ln|ere»‘„ nnj|
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Turkrd
awsy among this week's corporate
financial reports was an item that
rould he more persuasive than any
tlalDUra rnmpilrd In Washington
to show there Is no recession on
the Ameriran farms.
The Item reported that in nine
months ended July 11,* the J. I
Case ( V earned $2.9M441 com
pared lo a loaa of tDSl.k'ii in the
comparable months a year ago
Case manufactures farm utiplr.
menli.
There piobably are Ameriran
farmers who are losing money
to thr cost price squreie, but J. I. [ the books of the Rrpubican Party.
Ca»e customers evidently are not
stranger things hare happened.
When the nation is in the throes of settling g rea t is-'
among thrm. During this week, but not often, American faim rr*
guts. Individuals are ra th e r like creatures trapped in an
alio, thr Agrlrulturr Drpattmrnl made up their mind* about Renhappily reported that farm Income *on toon after he Joined the Cab
arena where gianta are acuffling. Often they become mnofor the first nine months of 1)31 inet In ID&J. He opposed high and
cent victims of the turmoil.
will he 19 per rent giealer than in rigid farm price suhildiea which
T. « U almost a truism , no m ailer whal Ihc w --e.
the first nine months of 1)37.
seemed to the (armera lo provide
Whan the issue la one as intimately bound up with the daily
tlrnenp Transformed
easy and desirable tnunev and
Uvm of millions of persons as Is the struggle over school
Such Indicator* nf the measure which were urged by the bi-parti
integration, the danger to individuals is heightened. And
of farm prospeiity already had san farm bloc and he the Demo
thoaa who suffer most keenly are In a very real nenac the
areomplished one political muscle cratic Party a* essential to the
Thla miracle was the changed welfare of US. agriculture.
.^U~°?hUdrtn are most conspicuously the victims in th is con
status nf Agriculture Secretary
Benson called tn*t a lot of non
E ira Taft Rrnann. He not only sense. He was able to break down
tinuing struggle. Not in many places, but in enough, chil
licked thr farm hlor on thr Issui the high and rigid support syitem
dren are being deprived of the schooling that is a p a rt of
of farm legislation tn thr House, which had been instilled by ISrmtheir heritage as Amerlrana. W hile and Negro children are
hr was ti instituted, polltlrally. orrattr administrators. Whether
losing classroom hours. These are hours that probably will
from a liability to an asset on impiovrd pines for farm pro-*-j;ia
Hover be regained.
, .
actually can achieve another m ira
Pointing the finger of blame affords but cold com fort.
cle for which Rrpubllcani are
The vital qutaiH
question,
is nnot
Jnt nhere,
rrct m
u t who is responsible. The impreying remains to be seen. It
t
n
t
question
is:
When
can
orderly
claaae*
lw
re*um
erit
port j
1* not Itkeiv. This other miracle
T hat
hat ti the question to be kept in mind by sdult.* «*f nil viewwould b* the establishment of a
hints.
Republican trend among farm
fc
state voter* who will be choosing
stale srrd federal officers in No
vember.
Farm lacome Do* a
Hy DEMIS SI M il
log valur to t r - i sti. i f why wa*
t ’PI Science Editor
Impressed hy a t many «• Is men
PARIS (U N ) - Official* hern view* »n the proposed constitution
American farmer* may prefer
predicted today thr Communists of the Ft fill Republic.
NEW YORK I UPI i—An Inverti- in while Jackets around his bed.
lo look on Dip darker side rf their
Interior Minister Emilr I'rlle- gallon nf svhat it dors lo a lick
trill spur Arab gunmen in this
Since thr pulirnt is listening to prosperity. While it is true that
tier, who dirreli the activities of
gauntry la n r'/ rsreste* tn the French poller, said "cxlraonti | person* lo have doc-ton stand the learned discussion of hit til farm Income will he up 19 per
seat IS days In hopea of intimi nary measures" will hr adopted around Ids huiplla! bed discussing mrnts. he ran he spared the blunt cent In nine months this year
dating voter* In the coming con- to protect the volars against ex hit rase found that modem scien Words which may "rmbirias*. against the 1937 figure, It also
tific medicine ran be and often is frighten, or irritate" him, As an is true that farm income has slip
•lltutluns! referendum.
tremists who msy try to scare
too coldly and Inhumanly scien -sam ple: It t* not »--cr*sary to ped about J per cent In the past
Premier Charles de Gaulle sum them away from the polls
tific.
[lay hr is an alcoholic; Instead It there months The department
moned his cabinet tn a meeting
"The gunmen of the Algerlsn
It Is much too much that way i r an be said he hat "rthyllsm," a calculated farm income during the
late today In consider aperlal po underground i r r being helped and
ur* and army measures In rnm- led by thr Communlat Party,” 'when it forgeti or Ignores that a word hr won't know but the ''doc first six months of 19.VI to have
been 22 per cent ahead of 1937.
hat an eipactad campaign of te r Pelletier said. “I have strong In ■Irk person is more than an as tors" will.
Also patient* ahould be pre This wrong-way trend could roil
ror
dications that lb* attempt to as semblage of ailing organs and
The trouble probable will come saislnalr
Information
Mlnlurr llrsh but atsn has a mind term pared for the«e * million* and Republican candidates some votes,
|« a head a week from Sunday. Jsrqurs Souslrlle nrar the Arc <tr ing with human emotions tn which they should he told nflriwarda perhaps too msny.
The Eisenhower administration
When about 41 million Fienchmen Trlnmphr Monday was rnginrrrrd ! roncriti for hi* non life and well what the "doctors" rieridrd shout
being la uppermost.
their ra s e *, Pirns* and Solomon cannot lie charged, however, with
St home and abroad irg|*ter their by Communist agr-il* '*
P it. Hans Prrust and Philip rrpoitrd tn the New England Jour being chlnchy with U S, farmer*.
r
Solomon, psychiatrists of the Har nal o( Medicine.
President Elsenhower budgeted to
vard University Medical School,
^ ■ -.1. S I'S . i
■pend In tha current fiscal year
•j
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noted with emphasis that whrrras
J2. Pho.
S. Relief
ACCOM
14.401,000,000 nn agriculture and
i" i i
h i : ss.T)i
4. Bovin*
1. Moham
shone
medical student* were quite awaie
agricultural tesourre*. Of thii
\s
m : . . cl
mad's birth,
animal
31- Old
of their leacheia* "ignorance of
•1 I „M liT 'l! sum I1.2&.1.00.000 wa* in go for
plica
I. lake
age
' -n i
n tu
the human factor," they them•lahilltation of farm price* and nf
A Inclined
I "S l 't C ’ U t l ^ T H
3ft. God
•.Mbit** —
•elvra rould display the same lg
Ah ELAND ( I ' P I t —The lefts- farm Income. In the last full fiscal
•j j i
:j -j .1• •
trough
•f
1L Bets of
nnianre after they became full -1 la ti ve committee* nt
i
I’ •][•: i ’ *s*i
Florida year nf the Truman administra
same
beat*. (Jap.) T. Malt
113-!
"M
fledged medical doctor*,
( 'll ms Mutual and the Florida tion, total agricultural spending
bibs
34. An
I t ------ ‘
' i , : m •: -v -t-::;•*
I'ruhe Em nl Iona I It ear lion
Cilru* Commission are expected wa* It.oiJ.ooo.pun
A Ceremony
• t is
JM j I
Item
lLVTet
The psychiatrists Irvritigatrd to meet ntxl month to trek agree
! siis. rjriuH
IT. Riddle
14. Am arts
the emotional traction* nt paltrnia ment nn broad plana in alter laws
g an real
10. Aall39. Pendant
ftt let
T t i M i f ' i Afttetr
tmlne
1 1 Mr. Caeaar
to the linditional, ccnlnrlr- old after ling the citrus industry.
ft*. Itmre
14. Knlgbta
14. rem c h
*0.----- ,
‘ ward rounds" phase of the stan
Genersl Manager Homer Honks
94. Rventnv n n
aa
14. Part nf
pa la U r
dard mrdteal education. "Round*" of the Citrus Commission proposed
go4 fpoaa t
IT. Befora
"to be"
a
wmk tills way: the seasoned phy the meeting Wednesday st a ses
St. River (Bp.J
1*. Leant o f
I t . Unit nf
check
sician in-rhaige. young resident aion of Mutual'* Roatd nf Direr
41.
Th
neon
spoet.l
eleetrirat
11 Web-footed
[plyairla'll and Interns, and young tor*. The m'etlng. propo,ed for
tahbr.)
birds
IP. ftamarinm
realstanr*
er senior medical iludrnta gather Ort,
II, would he to win
tsyws.)
atouml the tied* nf ward patients. Mutual* support In the com
BA A RpordaB
Thrlr rases are formally drscribed mission'* 1M9 legislative program,
lady
and then discussed.
Among other thing!, the pro2 t. rmjdag*
Thr Idrn is to educale hy ar- giam rail* tor retention of a
14. H aving
piwcerllh*
living at a , nod understanding of *pert*l la* nn orange* and irapro rg a n a
the patfent
lllnrv* smt w h a t fruit to finance citm* advertlilng
SA Ijppoa*
should be do » about It. Modern and reorganisation of the power
H Peaceful
mrdtral arlent • !« writ aware of ful ronrenlrile advisory commit
BLHalf aa am W
the
“ psycho sou itle"—it knows tee. which hat tlrtual vein power
3t. Tw the light!
anv patient it al*o • person. Dr*, over any regulations conlrolltng
Oft. Irtree
Pteuii and Solomon wanted to the manufacture of froren concen
(A A.)
find out If this hnnwl.-Me w*s ap trate.
B4. Bniebera
plied in "w ard rounds" and so
;gT. rteur-dathey studied the pattens' emotions
is - —■"
The V . 5 Capitol building In
*I t . HannentM
befoie ami afterwe,st and also ac- Washington ia open from I a. m.
Hr Wealthy
rompanlrd the ' "rour-d*" of a to 4:3ii p. tn daily and with tha
40. PrteaU
targe n t v general hotpiisl
e seep l Ion* of Christmas, New
<MMs.)
They found Dial hy and large Year* Day, and Thanksgiving
41. Name
’’rounds" were of “great retim e-*D ay
Modern M edicine: Cold,
Scientific, Report Says
Officials Predict More Terrorism
I
DAILY
C R O SSW O R D
Meeting Planned
By Citrus Groups
i
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ALA Might
l.V fcfla U hit-
Start your child . . . with a
(jood Musical Instrument!
uT
LAD
Friday, September IP, 1B5R
PM * 4
Our
s s is n o w . M lle r a a * P iS llsS sr
*». a w irw . JM , M aeaataa r a n . ,
R E N T A L-P U R C H A S E
f*f ill I in* 44i tr ililn i tfaiipitr
•se a ts
talaeO a*,
aaBSap
aa*
t'krlalaiaa,
S a la H a r
4 mm aaaaaO alaaa aaatsar OetaSse at. I I I * a l Ika r e a l Ofllea
t a f f . P e r U a . aaOar ike A e l «* C a a tre a s e l Maieh S, t i l l .
M M la • Maaskee *1 ska l a l l s a e » * s wklek ta eallsle4 a te la aw a t a ll tha I seal a* sea aetata* l a m i
irSiinuni
Has Meath
I lia
s it a i
Oaa * ear
f
i
culion or In any hearing before
the director Involving the viola
tion by ary other person of tha
provision of thii section (mis*
representing age. selling, giving or
acrvtng alcoholic beverages to
minora), shall be given FIT.!,
AND COMPLETE
IMMUNITYfmm prosecution for any v io!a-g
lion of law revealed in eucb teed- ,
mony that may be or tend to ha
self Incriminating.’'
So what do you da? A minor
can turn the tables on the tavern
owner and be protected himself.
Anyone under 17 la under the Juris
diction of the Juvenile court.
Those over would he Immune on
the strength of their IrsUmony.
It Is lime that our legislator* O
made laws that are easirr for *
the layman and lawman alike to
follow. It i< also time tn he sensine
about minors. If they are going tv
partakr in adult privileges, they
should be ready to receive adult
discipline.
The law may be the answer for
minors, bul the old queaUon about
"if a boy It old enough to die
for4 his country" one* more ap- _
peart. Certainly It I* difficult iw f l
deny a service man thr right to
beer If he ha* assumed the duties
of a mature man.
passed over the printed material. | And yet. facts show that dnmA tone I* sounded varying ac- ken driving, particularly In those
cording to the "black" part of a under 13. is responsible for 1)
letter which Is icanned. Sound percent of all traffic fatalities.
p a tte r n are transmitted through We need clear thinking and more
rarphnr.es and are interpreted by thinking frnm our lawmaker* in
Tallahassee.
the blltnd "reader."
As may be evident, 1 am puts!- fk
Only Five Models
Only five models of the machine ed. But since State Beverage nf- -*
have been built and the VA con Herr* a r t watching carefully for
cedes further development nf both violation*. It might be wisr tor
the detief and training technique* everyone to trqualnt himself with
are needed before quantity pro the lave.
duction ran begin.
Enough of the editorial. Wr h«1
However, the VA Is hoping to a problem here in The Sanford
furnish blind veterans with the Herald. The paper was being tent
machines for home use within the to 31 «late* and ft foreign coun
nest few years.
tries Rut no one would deliver It
Plonrer researrh work on tne to Silver luske.
reader* was conducted by students
Circulation manager Frank Vnl. %
and faculty member* of the Ohio tallne tore his hair a t he tried
State School for the Blind at Col- for months to get the news to that
tun bus. The first model was built area. Yesterday came salvation.
In 1f»57.
Young Gary Gina* nf Silver lusk*
The devlre wa* designed and is came in and asked for a paper
being evaluated by the R«ltel!e roulr. The young man already hid
Memorial Institute at Columbus 24 customer*. This I* the stuff
under VA contract,
that president* are made of!
rracking down on placei aelling
beer lo minora. Thla la understan
dable, ainc* the law clearly atat*i
that minora may not have it even
in their possession. But who pro
tects the tavern or drive In from
minora who purchase the beverage
in a grocery store, then tell it,
Iced down, to other teenajers In
the tavern's back yard:
This has happened right here
in Sanford. The law tia* tavern
owners so scared that they de
mand the age of anyone who
wants to buy beer. They have
found that many teen-ager* look
ten years older than they are.
and al»o that many adult* appear
to be bc'ow the legal age (Sur
prlalngly enough, most adults ir e
angered, instead nf pleased, when
asked for age Identification )
Just above the law ab-.ut "pos
session by minors" i* a section
stating that "a n r person under 21
testifying In any criminal prose-
men
Han make* II eaay fur him
Ihc heat in hand InMrumentn!
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Florida Reports
Seven Polio Coses
JACKSONVILLE (UP!) — Th*
slate Rnard nf Health reported
seven new rases nf polio in Flo
rida last week for a total of
some 174 rases for the year.
Putnam County led the state In
the new ca*ea with three, fol
lowed by Dade and Polk with two
each.
Five of the seven case* were
paralytic.
Some WA polio c**e* had been
reported during a similar period
last year.
This
Frid a y
Evening
Circular Building
BATON ROUGE. U . (U rit-
The Union Tank Car Co. tald
Wrdnr-day It will unveil Sept. 29
a building It believe* la one nf
the largest circular structures In
the word. Tha building, to be
used for ear repair and main
tenance, I* 3A1 feet In diameter
and nearly 14 stories high.
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WASHINGTON (UPI • — A port
able dev ire enabling the blind to
"read" ordinary book* and magatines Is well nn Its way to devel
opment, the Veterans Administra
tion announced yesterday.
The "aural reading machine"
which transmits sounds through
photocells was the topic nf a sci
entific conference here today and
researchers were hopeful that it
may replace the Ilrallle syiterr
in the future.
Known a* the Rattrlle Header,
the device would allow a blind
person to read norma! print. In
cluding typewritten letter*. The
reader, in It* present stage of de
velopment, is the sire ar.d' shape
nf a portable radio weighing about
nine poundt.
Sounds For Sightless
It produces sounds for the sightt e n not In the sense of actui!
word* but in musirat lonei simi
lar to chords played on an organ,
the VA reported.
Through special training, a
blind person could ultima
"read'' at tha rats of 1ft to
words a minute. The devlre'a
vantage over Rtattic is that
latter system require* tpeci
'r r p s r r d material* constating
raised dot* which are "read '
finger touch.
This Is the principle on wl
the Rattrlle Reader works:
A small instrument contair
two tiny lights and a ler.a I
projects an image of the prli
!
letter nn a row of photocell!
1
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f r ! . Sept. 19, 1958 Page—Jt
Vfr #t*TarB VrraTV
SOUTHWEST SUNGER - - By Alan Mover
Seminoles Favored Tonight
By Jerry
The Sanford Seminole* will optn
® p t 1956 football season here to
- n i g h t at I o'clock n they face
the Lyman Greyhounds of LongWood.
Thla will be tbclr first tcit »lner
the Brahman Bowl !a»t year and
the young hopeful* will be trying
to continue the winning form.
Coach Jim Plgott *ild the team
ahowa great poialbUitie* and i» ex
peeled to overpower the im i'l
^Greyhound team.
The iquid should be at full
*treng:h for the opener, with the
eeceptioa of Johnny Allred. The
team w»* greatly div appointed to
learn Wrdnciday that hr will be
out for the remainder of th# **a*er He received a knee Injury
earlier this _wrek and th* doctor*
decided l hat he ahould not play
for the rent of the year.
lie w n nne of the haideit
werkera in pre-iea*on drlili and
aboard great p.-inbliti** for the
CUB CLOUTER...............By Alan ^avor
*****BANKS,
coming teaion. The team will m in
hi* aervica at quarterback.
The ffr*t and leeond unit* have
pro g rru rd rapidly this week and
ahould be prepared for the Grey
hound*. The crowd at the pregame pep rally »*« impressed
with the aerial attack shown hv
the firat unit. Quartrrback Cecil
Hand ridge threw to Varnon Kirk.
Gerald Junta and Allan Swalm
for nice gain* and looked eery
aharp In doing *o. John Lovrlice
Player
r* *
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Of The
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H tS L H A U L 'S
H VER TO B /T S o .
United Per** International
—HARRY LATMAN—
Eternal CplimiH*. the Chicago
While Sux feel they fan beat the
New York Yankee* next year
with a pitching ataff that I*
hound to be stronger became of
young Barry Latman,
La train. ■ hard throwing right
hander who ipent mo*t of this
year with Indianapolis, looked
especially impte*aive in gaining
ciedit for Thursday'* « 2 victory
over the Baltimore Oriole*.
The Oriola*. aeorad both their
runa off Marter Ray Moore and
knocked him out In the firil
inning, laitman then look over
and held Baltimore to three hill
and no run* for 7-2-1 Inning*.
White Sox manager A1 Loper
tay • Istm an ha* an exrellent
chance of moving into the Carting
rotation in 1933.
T hr 22-year-old faat - biller
from I-)- \nyele* could do it if
hr kerpa pitching the way hs did
Thuraday.
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Line Scores
United Press International
Ameriran I-eagne
Baltimore
200 Oho (Xtt— 2 4 1
Chicago
010 050 P2x— * TO
HanHman, Lora (1) and Trimdo*. Moore, Latman (1), Lovrn
(9) and Lollar. Winner—Latman
State, Oklahoma Slate over Den (JO ). L ite r— Harahman (1114)
ver, Aritona over Utah State and HR—Roone.
R otlon
010 (KIO 0 M -- 1 5 0
Utah over Montana.
Kansas City 210 000 Olx — 4 7 0
J h e Southweat
llow.field. Wall (7) am! P. DaArkaniaa over Raylor: I give
ley, White (7). B. Daley (3-2) and
up on Sam Snead winning th# Chill. I-oarr — Bnwafield 43-2).
Open.
1IR— Tuttle, Mari*, P. Daley,
Tcaa* over Georgia: No have- Cerv.
hall game i* complete if I don't
(Only game* scheduled.)
rat two aarka <>( peanut*.
National le ag u e
LSU over filer: College football Milwaukee
On*) 401 105— » 11 0
player* ahould get paid a decent St. Louis
200 001 000 - 3 11 1
Salary.
lluth (lfl-4) and Crandall. Junea,
Alao: Texa* Aggie* over Texa* Wight 14), Outturn ih) and Green.
Tech. Hardin Simmon* over Tulla Loier— Jones (13-11). HRS—Lo
and Texa* Western over North gan, Pafko.
(Only game scheduled.)
Texa* State.
IWotewKlad t | I » | fitfaeoi
Sports Parade •
NEW YORK (UPJ) - Fraley'a
Pollies and the firat edition of
the weekend football "winner*"—
plua a few reflection on iporu
in general.
Game Of The Week
UCLA over Pitt: Pitt h»» been
building and thlt ahould provide
s barometrr on the calibre of
F.aat Wfat football. J m t to sound
like an eapert, from here it look*
a* if line inexperience will atop
the Panthera in a d o le one.
The La at
Bolton College over Scranton:
Pigeon racing leave* me cold.
Villa nova over Writ Cheater:
In boxing it would be a mil• match.
Maiiachuittta over Maine: I
liked thoae old time racoon coat*.
Connecticut over Springtieid:
Bagpipo muilc really aenda me.
The South
Duke over South Carolina: Sor.j* lier.ie wa* the beat ikalfr I
*ver l i e .
Florida over Tulane: W e a k
anklra never made a good hockey
playar.
B
Georgia Tech over Kentucky:
^ Il'« aurprlting more spectator*
aren't Injured at golf match**.
Maryland over Wake Foreat:
The turtle hy a hair.
North Carolina ovar North Caro
lina Stale: Firat fhapter of "Jim
Tatum1* Revenge."
Alw: Clemaon over Virginia,
Weal Virginia over Richmond.
Miaalaaippi over Memphia State,
Florida State over Furman, Cits•wide I over Nawberry, VM1 o v a r
Moreheid and Wait T a n a Stale
over VP1.
The Mid se a t
TCU over Kaniaa!
Women
w e i g h t Uflera are poor diahwaahing rlaka.
Penn Sllta over Nebraaka: Dm
H u r rouMn't have carried Eddie
Arearo'a haL
Miatouri over Vanderblt: I'm
# A I * » n n a bring back ipata for
v ‘*covering football game*.
Kama* Slate over Wyoming:
Lew Burdette still lookt like a
World Sorias winner to me.
Alao: Marquette over South Da
kota State, lows State over
Drake, Detroit over George WavhIngton, Cincinnati over Dayton
and Bawling Green over Wichita.
The Writ
Southern Cal over Oregon Slate;
r B T h # blurplale apeelal.
California over t'OP: After all,
It'a your monc/.
Weihlngton State over Stan
ford: Surfboarding la liquid touletle If you can’t awim.
Oregon over Idaho: Like Colum
bia over the Seepir*.
Alto: Waahington over San J"»e
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C
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al*o ripped around left end for
a fine 25-yard TD.
Fullback Harold Stone la in top
form for tonight and ahould give
hii former teammelea plenty to
worry about. He rontlnutl to
drive for thoae important abort
gain* through thr middle and
ahould come fa it all aeaaon.
Kirk and Lin Rim er continue
to impreaa at halfback*. Thia will
be their firat aeaaon a* Harter*
and they have ahown determina
tion to hold the*# position*.
The line play of Dav# Stanley
eontinuta to be the brlghle.it apot
of the forward wall. H* ahn* *
every sign of being a college pro*pcet. Carrying abaut 1M pound*
thia aeaaon. 10 more than lati
year, he look* even quicker in the
line He should atop thr opponng
b i tk i running *>n ih t left of th*
Simlnole defente.
STARTING OFFENSIVE U N ELT:
LE
ALLAN SWAIM
LT
CHARLES BOGAN
LG
DAVE STANLEY
C
TOMMY BUTNER
BG
KELLY LAKE
RT
DON CARTER
RE
GERALD JONES
QB
CECIL DANDR1DGE
l.HR LINVBL RISNF.R
RHR VERNON KIRK
FB
HAROLD STONE
League Leaders
Unhftl Pr**a Iniernallonal
National Iwagtir
Player k Club G. All R. H. Pet.
Aahburn, Phi. 144 M2 M 1M .142
Mutial. St.L. 129 441 (U 150 3M
May*. S F.
144 Mfi 111 1M 550
Aaron. Mil.
ltd 5T9 107 192 J U
Skinner, Pgh. 157 491 M 1«1 .3U
American League
Runnel*. Bo*. 119 5 0 91 1 « .170
Williams. 2>i. )7u 591 71 122 .314
Power, Cle.
139 US 94 m -315
Kuann. Del.
129 521 *9 194 .Its
Cerv, K.C.
I l l 499 91 111 111
Ifsme Kuna
National League —Banka. Cubs
47; Thomas, P ira tri 35: Robinann,
Redlegs 30; Mathews, Braves 30;
Aaron, Braves 29.
American League—Mantle, Yan
kee*
41;Celavito, Indian* 59;
Surer*, Senator* 29; Cerv. Ath
letics 57: Jensen, Red Sox 31.
Run* Ratted In
National League — Ranke. Cuba
129; Thomas, Pirates 109; H. An
derson, Phila 91; Cepeda, Glint*
92; Maya. Giants 91.
Ameriran League— Jensen, Red
Sox
111; Colavllo. Indians
109;
Sievera. Senator* 104: Cerv, Athle tie* 101; Berra. Yankee* 99;
Mantle, Yankee! 99.
Pitch! n*
National l*eagu«—Spahn, Brave*
20-11: Burdette, Brave* 19 10;
Purkcy. Redlegi *17-10; Hobbit,
Cub* 10-9; Rush, Brave* 10 9
American League—Turley, Yan
kee* 21-7; M cU th, Indians 1S-T;
Ford, Yankees 14-7; Pierre, While
Sox 17-10; Delock. Red Sox i l l.
Brigham Young Favored In Skyline
SALT LAKE CITY ( U P l t - T h e
presence ef four new coaehe*, a
Mrons bid by Brigham Young
University for it* first conference
championship and the return of
passing star !-ee Gr***»cttp com
bine to provide new football Intercat In the Rocklc* thia season.
In addition, the line of demarca
tion in the Rviekic* ia expected to
be ctarly visible this season be
t,vu-o of an uneven distribution of
strength.
In the Skv line Cunfetcncai BYU,
Wyoming. Denver and Utah ap
pear to be the moat richly en
dowed with top ‘/V n l. On the
nlhrr side of the pletur# arc Utah
State, New Mexico, Colorado State
and Montana.
In the neighboring Rocky Moun
tain Conference, peiennial cham
pion Idaho State College Is Mrong
again and no one U expected tu
serioualy challenge the Bengali.
) llr°n« Eipeeted To Gain
Among the independent*, the
Air Force Academy la expected
to gain altitude this year under
new Coach Ben Martin.
’.Martin, a Navy graduate, takes
over for Burk Shaw. The Falcon*,
now in their third year of the
a port, are expected to l a v e
gieate* experience, but the flyboys also face a tougher schedule,
nther new roaches in the area
this season are Ray Nagel, who
• ucceedrd Jack Cuitlce at Utah;
Marv Levy, a replacement for
Dick Clausen at New Mexico and
Ray Jenkins, who follow* the departed Jerry William* at Mon
tana.
Nagel, ■ former UCLA aide,
facta a big rebuilding jnh at
FRENCH
ITALIAN and
Americas Cuixne
R r e a k f a a l..................Lunch
Dinner . . . . Late Supper
WEEKDAYS - T s.m. . t s-a .
bUNDAYS • Dinner til 19 p.m.
M ar*L ou D i n l n f R oom
and COCKTAIL LOUNGE
UWT. 17 91
FA 5-2992
Utah. The defending champs lost
19 lettermen from leal aeaaon.
But Nagel ha* one of college
football's greatest pas*ara in lae
Grotseup. L a s t year Groaseup
threw 137 pane* and completed
91 for a record breaking .916
average.
The emphaili at Utah this ytar
will be on defense. Groiacup, no
threat a t a runner Iasi season, la
expected to carry the ball more.
BYU Pre-Season Favorite
BYU. In Ita third year of re
building under former Rh»de Is
lander Hal Kopp, ia Ihe p re
lease n ftvoril* In the Skyline.
Last year the Cougar* Jumped
from seventh to second In the
standings aod Kopp has most of
hi * personnel bark this season.
Wyoming, became it had th«
Mrongeit freshman team in the
area last stainn, l* expected to
he the top challenger to BYU.
Coach Bob Dcvaney, however,
must correct weaknesses at cen
ter and at quJrtnrback.
Denver will have another strong
defensive club and if Coach John
Honing can mutter enough offeme, the Pioneer* will be eentender*. Ev Fiunee at Utah State
pin* his hopes on a tough defense
«*hl!» I evy inherit* an exrellent
harkfield headed by Don f'erkine,
the Skyline'* leading ground gain
er last year.
Colorado Slate experts to court
heavily on Junior college trans
fer* to i m prove lait season's
seventh place finish. Montana,
weakened when Earl Keeley quit
■chon! to e n te r the pto ranks,
Hit* all . conference guard Stan
Renning aa Its top returnee.
Florida To Have
Winter Baseball
NEW YORK ( U P D - r o u r major
league team* will be represented
hy some of their best farm hind*
In a winter haieball league In
Florida thia year.
Minor league players oaned by
th* New York Yankees, Kansas
City Athletics, Milwaukee Braves
and St. limits Cardinal! will gather
at separate site* on Florida'!
weir coast shortly after the World
Serial,
Each team will play a Wgame
schedule between Oct. 15 and Dec.
12. Only playeri In the lower
minora—Class D through B—with
l»*a than four year* of professio
nal ea p e rltn re will be permitted
in play In th* new Irague.
The Braves' farm hand* will he
hased at Bradenton, the Yankee*
and Cardinal* at St. Peteriborf.
and tha Athletics at Tampa.
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Pennant Tonight
! he doesn't gat the Job don*,
Ry MILTON RKTHMAN .
they've got Lew Burden* and
United Pres* Iniernallonal
Warren Spahn ready tu go against
The Braves ran wrap up the
the Redirgs during the week and.
whole box of biscuit! tonight.
The still • bepeful Pirate* got
All they need i* a vietory over
ihe Redlegi plu* an accompany the official go • ahead from Cam*
misaiooer Ford Frick to order
ing triumph by the Phillies over
printing
plate* for World Serif*
th* second « place Pirat* to
clinch their second straight Na ticket) Thuraday, but the Braves
made It a rather empty geaturu
tional League pennant.
hy beating the Cardinals, 91,
The Rravra, who had to wait Thursday night.
until Sept. 25 to win last vear,
Big Bob Ruati posted th# vic
will aend rookie Carlton Willey
agiinM Cincinnati tonight and If tory that reduced th# Braves*
magic number (n "two" and In*
created their leal over the PK
rates to six game*. Milwaukee
and Pittsburgh each have seven
game* to play.
Red Schoendlenat paced Mil
waukee'! 13-hit attack with thfeo
double) and a #ing> while Johnny
Logan and Andy Pafko eotltWW
United Fro** International
uted homer*. Pafko h't hi* with
two on in the ninth off reliever
American league
W. L. Pet. GB Nel* Chittum. St. Loui* etartrr
Sam Jonei wa* kayord In the
a New York
*9 57 *10 .
fourth Inning and suffered hie
Chicago
79 AT AM 10Vx 12lh Ion. The victory for Ruah,
Detroit
73 7t .507 IS
who gave up II bit), waa hi* loth
agiinM six Inllea.
Cleveland
71 73 .493 17
T u t was the only game lehri}.
Uoston
71 7t .490 1714
uled In the National League. Only
Kansas City
9a 77 .473 20
two were played in the American
Baltimore
9* 77 .(45 31
L e a g u e , with the White Bog
Washington
«t 13 .424 27
beating the Oriole*, 6-3. and the
a-Clinchfd pennant.
Athietici defeating the R-wd
Thursday's Results
Sox. 41.
Rookie Harry Latma;' turned Id
Chicago • Baltimore 3
a fine relief effort In belplnr the
Kansas City 4 Boston 1
White Sox Mrengthen their hold
(Only games scheduled )
on second place. He entered lh»
Saturday'* Game*
game in the ti n t Inning after Ray
Chicago at Kama* l i l y might)
Moore wa* knocked out tn d
Cleveland at Detroit
limited naltjmore t o three nit«
New York at Baltimore
and no run* until the ninth. Then,
Waahington at Boston
after walking the firat batter, he
National le ag u e
w*a relieved by Turk Lown. who
W. L. Pet. GB retired the next three In ■ row.
Milwaukee
96 » .599 _
Rill Tuttle and Roger Maris got
littaburgh
92 u .551 •
Kama* City off to a good ataH
San Francisco
7a 71 .314 tlv* with oark-tobaek homer* In the
Cincinnati
74 74 JOB 14*4 first Inning, and aa It turned out
St. Louis
70 74 .(79 17(* that was all winner Bud Daley
Chicago
97 79 .459 20'4 nerdrd. The Southpaw knucktoI/w Angela*
97 70 .450 20'* halier held the Red Sox to Am
Philadelphia
93 93 .432 54*4 hit*.
Thursday'* Result*
Milwaukee 9 St. lunula 3 (night)
T e w P r a y v Per
(Only game scheduled.)
The Day
Saturday's Game*
Can FA 1 - l t t l
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
L e th e r a a ( t w i t ad I t *
Milwaukee at Cincinnati
lev* Angclri at Chicago
San Francisco at St. lunula
Major League
B £ S T C ft
Standings
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MEREDITH,
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r» M A P , A J 7 R S , P A R E .
Bitter About Probation,
Auburn W ill Try Harder
ATLANTA (LTD - The Au
burn Tigers, rated among the
nation'* twit a year ago, ate
expected tu growl as loud again
thia fall. But, while those growls
ahould keep the Tierra on top In
the rugged SoutheaMarn Confer
ence. they'll only aound like
meow* so far a* any bowl bid it
concerned.
Auburn posted a brilliant 10-ltO
record in '17, but was kept out
of bowl consideration by an
NCAA ban for allegrd recruiting
violations. The Tiger*' bowl hoprv
Were s t r u c k down again *hi*
aprtng when the NCAA added
three more year* to the ban because of allrged inducement* of
fered quarterback prospect Don
Kuril.
With Auburn forced to Ihe po«tseason sideline*, the top bowl
prospect) in the SEC are ex
pected to he Sugar Bowl cham
pion Mlaslsiippl, 9 1 1 last season,
and Billy Stary • pared Ml*«tislppl State, which wa* *2-1.
Auhurn'i Otfrn** Good
Figure Auburn, Ole Mias ard
Miaiiisippi State to run 122.
Florida. George Tech. Kentucky
and Georgia, all with two full
tram * of returning lettermen,
ahould battle for fourth. The re
maining five, Trnnetarr, Vander
bilt, Alabama, I/vulilana and Tulane, bring up the rear.
Auburn's defense is hardly ex
pected to malch 1957 when no
opponent icnred mote thin one
tourhdnwn and all 10 totaled only
29 points. But Auburn’s offense
should be a* good with standout
performance* expected from end
J e rr y Wilson, center Ja kie Bur
kett. quarterback Lloyd Nix and
halfback Tommy Lorlno.
Tiger faithful stay Wilton, a
22.vpound senior Who playfd last
fall in the shadow of All-America
Jim m y I'hillip*. may be the best
end in the nation this season.
Ole Mis* lost nine of last year'*
• tarter*. But the second and third
tram * return intact, bolstered hy
a promising group of sophomore*.
The strong point will be in the
middle of the line bulwarkrd hr
fast-rising Junior Km Kirk and
*57 regular Milton Crane.
Kry To Title
Mullsiippl Stair is building its
attark around Stacy, all • SEC
the past two aeanoni. State playa
troth Auhur" and Miasiliippl,
which don't meet, ••> may he the
real kry to thr l).’>9 Silt.' title.
Florida ha* mint of It* keey
player* hack, although triplethreat atar Bernle Parrish has
turned to pro baseball, and Is
eyeing a repeal of It* 9 2 1 sea
son in '57. Val Heckman at
tackle, Don Flemming at end and
Jimmy Dunn at quarterback are
the make-or-break men.
Georgia Tech lias II member*
of Its fi.it two team* back and
expects to Improve on last year’s
break * even record, firat lime
since 1973 the J.xckeu have been
that low. Junior center Mitle
Baughan is being touted a* poailhly belter than Alt * America
Don Slephenton whom he undcritudird last icaton.
Should Improve
Kentucky lo*t All • America
tackle I*ou Michaels, hut should
improve this fall a* what was
mainly a sophomore squad add*
lettermen and a lei* rugged
schedule, ahould improve recordwise.
Teones-ee and Vanderbilt both
lack experience. The Vnlv, 73
and Gator Bowl champ* last
year, have only 16 lettermen
bark; Vandcibllt only 15.
Alabama ha* Paul (Bear) Bry
ant and 25 lettermen. Hut the
poor showing in '37 offer* little
hope fur '39. LSU and Tulane
may find their head on final*
will determln* which end* up In
the SEC basement.
The witardry of little (149pound I quarterback Fran Curei
and the return of nine tegular*
(■olnt ;o th* Miami Hurricane*
a* the top Independent in the
Southeast. Miami and Florida
Slate, a lesser • regarded in
dependent. both play almost fullscale SEC schedule*.
•otlar aarvlco in planning, dalivary of
molar loll, ond In oetual work mokai Foil -•*
tha bait tlma to modarnlxa. Start
your homa modarnl totlon pro*
1g*
gram now. lat ui giva you
J— ’ a fraa aitimola of coit.
ASK WAIVERS ON VET
PITTSBURGH tU P li — The
Pittsburgh Mrrlrr* of the Na
tional Foothill Lragu* are asking
waiver* on veteran halfback Joe
Johnson, former Green Bay playplayer who wai aigned a* a Tree
agent two weeka ago.
FLANMINO TO t M M t M O
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SUFFERS FRACTURE
ANN ARROR. Mich. tUPli John Herrnvteln. hard * hilling
fullback of Ihe University of 3t);higan football tram, wilt he ahienl
from piaclire for the remainder
of the week became of a "minor
fracture of the right chrrkbnne."
• 9«ag aw AM* leaaa
• 9udd e re e d y leeea
a 9vJg a Oe'»fa
i n «t rot t i n iiT iiirii
H a if a ’s T H E W A V T O M A K E Y O U *
M O N EY O O P A N T H ER P O S M A T E R IA L S
Re-Elect
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No one, but no one, tin dt a
bedroom farhe like th# French.
And the compounded proof of that
axiom can bo found In a «pley
little Item called “ La ParDienne,"
which open* Sunday at the Movlaland Rlde-ln Theatre, dlitrlbuted
through United Artbt*. Not only la
*'La Parlalenne” a delightful
French comedy In Technicolor, hot
It atari that moil •enallonal of
French star*, Brigitte nardnt in
her firat mle a i a comedienne.
Her co-star* are Charles Boyer, in
the part of a «uave, »ophl*llealed
prince, and Hcnrt Vidal, a tall,
rugged handsome redhead who ii
cait at Brigitte’* constantly appreher.tlve hu*band. The feature
e n t include* *uch fine Frenrh
player* *• Noel Itnquevert, Madel
eine Lelleau, Nadia Gray and An
die l.iiguel
Brigitte it the daughter of *
Trlmr Mlnleter who *eli out to
capture the affection* of hand
some Chief of Foreign Affair*
fHanti Vidal). And whan Brifttt.
*ata out to get a man aha umally
aueceed* and Util time I* no ex
ception, hut the hi* to work real
hard a t It.
Name Change Sought
NORMAN, Okla i L T l l A
• malt community near here la
considering l change In Ilf name
—from Denver to Maverick —* to
honor a hometown hoy. TV cowhoy
»tar
Jame*
(Maverick)
Garner.
Cellist Visits Bonn
BONN. Germany (U P D — Famed
Spanlih eellUt Pablo Caialx, II,
today make* hi* flr*l appearance
In G ermany line* befora World
War II. He will play for the
"Beethoven Houia Society'' of
Bonn.
TAINA KF.fi, a.* a French farm girl, trie* to follow an
argument between Glenn Ford and Red Ituttona in a acena
from MGM'a "Im itation General," which atarts Sunday
at the Rita Theatre.
'Imitation General' Coming To Ritz
E54M 0RSU NN I
IllfilTTF. HAItHOT, nultry nymbol of irrealalilile fem inin.
Jty, i* tin* j»tar of the new CintrnuiHcope «ntl color film,
•The Nipht Heaven Fell," openinjr Sunday «t the RiU
Theutre. It who produced lay the maker* of her internntionnl hit. "And tlod Created W oman."
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Southern itate capital not ca p
tured by Federal troop* during lha
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f**M si4nr# u n i t l l a H i l m
Retailers To Ask
Legislature For
Two Tax Changes
TALLAHASSF.R ( I T I I - The
slate Retailer! Ann. today reeom
mended repeal of all personal
properly late* and broadening of
the 1 per rent **!el tax base
lo replace the lost revenue,
Income from Ihe personal prop
ertv tax n«w goes to th* eltie*
and cotintle*. The retalters whl
ask the legislature to increase
the t s ’ea tax hate and give this
resenue to the rlties and eountle*
I'nder Ihe plan Ihe merchant*
will submit to the Legislature,
the ritie* ami rountir* would
a percenlagr of th# *alss tax
rrllreted within their tMrdera,
Tlallaf L. Hostetler, director of
the merchants ..rganiiatlon, said
the group feeli personal property
taxes are highly dl*rrlminatory.
Inequitably applied and costly to
rolled.
To ipearhead the personal prop
erty lax
repeal campaign, a
sperial group ha* been incorpora
ted and is known »* the Florid*
rounril of Business and Industry.
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Th* biggest "local" location far
MGM in ten year* took place for
the filming of "Imitation General” ,
with a per*onn*l of »ome 200 1 ton
and technician* miking a t*) mite
round trip dally from the *tudlo
lo Ventura County and hack for
•if of the seven week* In which
tht ClnemaScnpe picture wa* In
production,
Starring Glenn Ford, Red But
ton* In hi* flraf picture itnce hli
Academy Award-winning perf.rmance In '’Sayoi ara," Tain* f ‘‘!,e*
Girli” ! Fig and Iren age favorite
Dean Jone«, "Imllitlon Oenrral"
wai photographed in the hi'I*
north of Thotrtand Oaka, tha tint
rtt are* to Hollywood resembling
a French countryside during World
War II.
Three major set, comprise a
bnmhed-nut
French farmhouse
which wa* duplicated on a sound
liege for Interior sequences; a
number of ruins, and a covered
bridge. Si* giant Sherman tanks,
ohlalned from Fort Ord, rounded
out (he properties, whlrh Included
IW.OOO n u n d l at am i.ooillOu. I?‘
00# pound* of eaptoslse* for svn
thrtlc land mines, and KM) mac
hine guns and rifle*.
Telling the »tory of a sergeant
who imperaonales his general when
the latter I* killed during a cru
cial period in the Battle of the
Bulge, "Information lleneral" wa*
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* 8 - AIR ITS H iR .s Al.E
2—FDR RENT
: t - M’l I I Al S| IIAU I S
k— REAL I.STATT. FOR S Al K
Cljr
p jii lu r ii
Ijrra li
F r i. S e p t , lt».
P.i r p — 7 11— Aulomnbilr* A Trailer*
1—LOST AND FOUND
Mart • N,IIr Court Apartment*.
( . . .it piano. Gi d Cie.Jitkm exCherry Real F*t«te Agency
At ATTIM SS RENOVATING
l! will pay YOU to •»» tt* before
J —FDR HUNT
1*1 (mi-a. tf.o. Wheeleiy, I .nigEverything furniihed. 2501 Or
Dial FA 2 ! • * » - Notary
f I'UOLSTFRIND
1 4 -K U O 31 A BOV Nil
yu.l buy. Open Evening* and
IA F F -A -D A Y
woi*l, TK 1 -ii'Jio.
lando 1:4. f .a 212 m .
1211* 33. 11th SL Itcar-Ilarbcr Shop
I r.-,- I ilm atr
Free Delivery
Sunday *.
I—
REACH MENTALS
t l S I o M B l T L I REDDING ID. I I Da. lor i ’.Jo
I ASrSIDE THAU Fit SAl.KS
4—WANTED TO KENT
AUo dlllt
Palelka, Fla.
PETE m i n i s , v|e r.
8—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Furniihed apartment. n.wly il«- I F IT IS H E A L E S T A T E
■'i-n. t all FA 2-t)6.>7.
t
n
o
d
.
private
entrance,
lightr,
Sin
A
A
!3!h.
F.A
2-7381
ft—FARMS - ACREAGE a>k Crtlmley A Sin n in th
Lot 4 cold water furnished. at 117 South lark Ph. FA 2-4691
.Seminole I phulatery A Rodi Shop
Til - i, a k licit | .1U to the It lit
GROVES
Adult*
only,
1217
Magnolia
Ave.
tor mill* lli.n'e Cover Shop
T—REAL ESTATE WANTED
Traylor work, di.clnr, plowlnj,
theajrn A-r Mr- t .
MeNow Located at —
rakinj, Irvctlnij A clcarinj
Hratipc 1 ip. date Ocu 1, 53.
ft— MISCELL AN EOUB
LARGE
t
HEDKOOM
2 bedroom home. II Smyrna
301 W. 2nd St.
FA * 78*,1
►
—FLOWKRS ■ PLANTS
grove work Ph. FA 2-17*8.
2 Rath Home
*3* (nf your old ixitce datlr.B
Drive, DcBa-y.
11*17 M | f i £’«"l rendition, e \.
SI1RI RS
L iu n j room with fireplece, din- ir Old Ran^e Ro-ir.d-Up". San*
ceilent uie». FA 2*4088.
PUMPS — SPRINKLER
IN—OFFICE EQUIPMENT
in? room, kitchen. Florid* room
fi.id Ga* Co., 210 E l«t SI.
I Bedroom huuie. kitchen equip
i i - vi T oM oiiii.r.s .
SYSTEMS
12—111H E * and Ml*HORS
and large .c-een porch. On 2
p'd. l all FA 2 loot after 1 p m.
TRAILERS
Alt ivpe* and vrt*
lu ta l'e d
—l arlorv In *ull—
well land-raped lota with well,
t i —Bo a t s a m o t o r s
*'Da li Vourwlf"
Aluminum
All io n Ewnrudr* Now On Site*
•hade
A
fruit
treee*
1 H«dt>- m furnlthtvl houre 2336
13—
FARM SUPPLIES A
AVE REPAIR AM* SERVICE
A m m a n Rlmd*
Buy now fi>r Spev k - Shad 4
*11.0011
With
Good
Tcrntn
RaLncito
Ate.
FA
2-0735.
MACHINERY
S T I N E
L - * '■J In id Sag-prool bottara
Hunting tfa,*on. Uopiplrlr lire
II—
PETS ■ LIVESTOCK •
Alarhinr and Supply Co.
ROSA L. PAYTON
rad wnh pDitlc end* Plivtlc
nf molar* all »ixe* nl reduced
SUPPLIES
I'-! nto , 2 bedroom home kitchen Rrfffatered Real Kitate llroker
Ph F A 2 8112
■- rayon tape*, cotton nr nykm
nrlce* while they l»»t. Alio all 237 AV. 2nd St.
11— ARTICLES WANTED
equipped, convenient location, I’ti FA 2.1301-17-92 at Hiawatha
card*
H-r,| mutoi* g. catty rr»lili'i-d
large ;atiJ
I'h FA 2-'t54ii,
14—
PLACES TO K3T
r
ie Mn
4 I
ace
S i-oka iik (ila*-s .mil I'.lint l*o.
I iiw down payment* - Itar.k
aftci
A
p.
in.
Nice
.1
bedroogv
home,
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IT— REALTY P VRIORS
l I PHILLIPS, Ajrni
I : . 1 A*. : d
IV: FA 2-1622
* nanctnir—Viaft our *-»*» 4
f!iM<M. On 2*« Iota. Garage. Ex,
1 ' —FEMALE HELP WANTED
AVA5IIBL’RN VAN LINES
mi'tor duplay i>Him» '01-6 8 K
crllcnt neghbore. FA 2-!<L<».
IB—MALE HELP WANTED
Fum.ihed apartment. 5oo Fark.
j Hotpoinl R t f r l f v i l o r J69.M
FA 2 1331 . I
I-:. St., and addilionel b at ’-it ill*! F u n d ! Are
-—
SB—MALE OR FEM ALE
tiF Ranee A-l ronditlon BC-.N.f.-O
KM 11 U. I»t
MOTHER
S
DAY
I*
every
due
31—
WORK WANTED
(.001*3 L Mi MiRVIt 1. STOUR
L nf .rnivhrd Karaite apartment,
Ml I t HRIt I IW.
\ «»ur E tln ru d r Heeler
when living in thli large 3 bed
32—
IH’SINESS O IT O K T IM T IE111 Elliott Ave 1 A 2-3160.
l i t ?n, Uuiit 3 v*
FA 2 . SSI
Fairl.ankt
Mur<e
I’umpv
RiiRSON
SPORTING
G
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d
s
I T- Z6 Ffte*
room 2 hath UR borne t>n 7 .
22—IIUSISKSS
.1111 >-4 F. I at
Phone FA 1 .*'•!
lie..air- to all make.
»r
Sale
—
Drillin'*
.-,*
tt«n-li tnr
l.ilt.
Convenient
to
acdovt*
ami
IIITORTI M 1IE S
Lt N I oil 8 M L - X*W .1 Red
IRItV y It It U. FONG
. • *i. rv-t•.«y hearing >.il f a n bo
•hopping. Well ronatiucU-d and
21—S P E llX l SERA II LS
l> D Double .abm crulk*-. nc.it
n-om hour*, 2651* Magnolia Ave.
207 F. Commercial Ave.
11,11 .11 a tic bar or beautiful
deaigniwl fnr living with modern
"May 1 make a suggestion 1
• I —PIANO SERVICES
ami in eo.nl condition. Fully
Apply 2('5 E 25th. St.
I’h,hit F A 2-2* .3
br - ch Owner d<cfa».-<1 Com,
fiaturcv throughout. Children
24-A—BUILDING CONTH ACTORS
equipped fur llvine nbuaid .-. <-v
wilt I.tve the etea and yuu
p-.q, will aup il> ,r lit uiual ear*
11—ELECTRIC At
trnaiye i n i l n n r Go .1 «...
it
F.. • it i- hnl garage apaitinrnl: 2
VIII ( ’O N I I I T I O M N t ;
lirrdn'i unity aLuut Iraffiv.
meld l*b 1 \ i
•
v
i . 5 i , i r ’lifum ii.-at n ^ . v
D
CONTE ACTORS
i .Hun,. >i.i mu, 612 I'ark Ave
1
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Priced 1 16.100 Ia>w down p j) - l - B L A I . I STATE TO* M U
I*—ISSUE AM I
i
I or Rh IIE 4
U r g e aUlf '■•n Mir.vvle r "Hereto
2M S. P a t l v -----F t 2-l2.il
menl if de>ttrd with avriage j2 clean high lot.- KU' x US'. 2931 3 Red room CB hmlve. cat|iorte, *
27—NOTICE • PERSON 3LS
Nicely furnolird 2 be Room home
*’u. 1 ) i ’ l l .
ti : IRiARD Mi*l.»K lurAJ
niunlhly payment* like rent.
patio,
Jalouiicd
Florida
ream.
21-ARTICLES FOR SALE
So.
Park
Ave.
F.A
2
3377.
tin lake near Oitcen. Reaionable
Tetr.ivion Tibc* Teited here.
And MOTOR INSURANt i
3 t —FURNITURE A
Ill
So
Plneerett.
Priced
n
c
h
t
C'v*' D>ti & 33 ou. Vatnt. Notion*,
KOI i .NS DORRY SITOR
lent. Dial FA 2-034*.
(Cam ptehenaive*
~ IIO M E .S K K K K R S ~
HOUSEHOLD
for
quirk
*a!e.
FA
2-U31
7 hi vaili* T» -lev ......................
At
The
S
u
n
(*f
Th*
Totem
Rale.,
S t.
AuM^y C ■—ymany
It A A M O N O M. I I A I I .
2dl7 8 French Ave.
IR*1 LINH HoRR3 >H“ I
IIKI. All!
Aery neat 3 BH. < II
1
Rj^m
fuminhcd
huuve,
nice
1—FOR M ^ T
“
Innurur
! Tii^ : i ii Of n . r
Pott.
N, Park Ave. i'h. FA 2-612.1
'J I w, r, tulle* 4V« I
home, 1 yrnr* old Kiiehrn T. r So <
U«n. ihu-e mile* we-l on I n e t IIG
_____ — ------- w
-,1 S’ Jc Rai , \ i . So
*.r Sanfnril
Fnr informatiun .
equipped. Tile bath Jn*t Tll.AOii,
ENVELOPES Uttcrht-a.1v
. i v . _____ 2d 17 S. French A.*.
M
.Adult*
only.
Available
Oct.
Rote
Court.
3
bedroom.
2
bath
DUPLEX • FURNISHED
Rhone FA 2-7633.
with only 51650 down. 5M
tit. Phone H. J. P t tor ton,
VILRilllV OUntOARII M lllu i;mtnl*. IlDolCtl, hind bllL. and Two al-n- '. new nylon-dacron
iuirne. Dirhwaihtr, targe fenced
In Sanford, for rent by the yea:
t u r n • \ F in - r iid iu e
per mth. I\',v 4 '» r *i One of
FA 2-2739.
p ' fl i r i ni i , fU*, L'rof ffflilvfl
- ir#»» un.fptmf, fSittp* Plwn;®
patio
and
rprlnkler
*y»iern.
W r . SMITH
or eale.
Heir
i*
■
Cuinlimaliulv
that
le
hard
our
l-e.t
bu>.'
AV.AII
ARI.E
Prittlittg Co phone F 3 2 » i l
Uuil.oatd >alc« A Servi. r
AIT.JOfl. atvume 4'<r moititwgr,
FA 2 lul I
a l s o d u p l e x . f u r n i s h e d 3 itcdiu-iiu furiii*iied boa e in
NOW
'
In
beat
*
for
the
ditr.immallnir
4f*i We*I 13th St.
S ’ 5i.il cadi approximately 2012
2515 Raik We
FA 2 6 i
( u n tru . and the llvveal lll.-lit
Rafral ivlety pia-it-. .loin tlikler.
In New Smyrna Reach, for lent or
lui.e Mary, on Ut>»lal I.ake
Oiandvlrw Ave.
m - it«l hu-l.anit: A cha.miiij:.
' fl,- i- i*>lid.- t O; t .*i 31 P.3 If
AAANNUA OtlD
Aery rv..e 3
tale. Call FA ‘2-5164.
Ayr. J*A monthly. Pn FA 3-4066
\aiuirm (leaner Repair*
2 tl.'iy, auv.hctn culunul, on
tn> ati.wrr call FUrctt 5-3323
Bit, i l l hamr, ahnott new.
Not fancy, but NIUE, t h u I RIJ
or F A 2-6271.
Rcpaltv
A
par;*
fnr
aft
inakri
of
M a r in e K inialira
.pacioua, aliadv erouiidc. D hat
afirt 6 pul.
Kitchen irqullped plu* t*Da*.
I room unfurnuhrd apartment,
rural home, Kitchen equipped,
r't.xnrr.
K-ectrolux, Homer
F o r Y o u r B oa t
I be.lrr.nm-, 2 hatht. Iat(<- living
Only 114,175, and ju*t 51500
kit. equipped. Call FA 2-7876.
quiet vection, near like, $7,250.
AVEI AKA APARTMENTS- room*
Klrhv, t i VVij. G F Replace- 29—t ( It W 11 III and
itoni. 2 fneplacra, aepa.ate dm- S r n h a r i k Glu.ww a m i I ’ainI Co.
down. Low pavmrnl* Definitely
private bath*. 114 AV. Eir*t 3L AI«o a 2 UR. furniihed country
mrnt pan*. Woik suaranted
Dili -I l i n n * ....... I*'
me . in*in. A many ether rxtraa. 112-114 W. Jad Si. Rh F A I 4411
U n i t h teeldyr. AA A11 AIII 17
hnmr. garden »p«t, elo«e In,
For rent: I — I bedroom apait
FA 2-4.1L.
FtIR ADDFD I.NCOMF: A *..m
■t—n r VI II HUSIA1-W
NOW!
menl. 1—2 bedinnm apartment.
57,000
lire. 1263
i-.riely furnl-hi-d y a rj* . apt. 195. Dlgh Hat. 16 loot. 37 Matk
Adult*. St. John* Realty I'h. Apartment*, 333 S . Atlantic, One of the RLITEIl buy* Iv th *
quick Laundromat S aiv.c
73 M ncury (’ontrol*. Halle.),
pc lu iv i d
Ki
a
-unable
term*.
Call
u«
to.
PINT.i
REM
l*o*
ely
1
lilt.
H
I
S h o o I intfhed In i* llourt
1 III!, home on 3 lot*, with 2
FA 2-6123.___________________
Daytona Utaeb, l*h. FA S-4058.
lietor Trailer, Convertible Top, |
S o initial* luani
•lav fur rfetaiD.
home in Iwajllfut Pmecie.i.
Sa.iilure Ri) Clearui.,lilt «-.-~wl*hed •* -plei a p t* , well
i> n . r
*
3 t FLcpr. 2
,r„ Horn
hurnoOed t o i ^ a e fur irul. LoTile ball) 4 le tratto Root*. Kit W . II. "H ill” S t r m p r r A g e n c y
4 .-..in m i inHinui Ill-la
loeatevl In city.
Light. Fully equipped Rhone m u l l l s i l i i ;
rated on 17-92. Ph. F.A 2116.. j - - i d , \ i , L a i .a i t . r u n rvAl-i. Wit have I, 2 A 3 III! homy* for
Uuahi.ina
chen equipped. Total price only
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llrallor A to u r e r
Sat.f.qd, Florida day F 31*fax
512.350 with 51550 down. 4
lent, aome fufnDhed.
A-«or. Guy Allen. II, K. Talfer
' MS. nqiht 1 A.rfav 2 M u J ' v Rl 1 Will Vl. *»art it.i.'FlNG lie.-. tU 1'-1
SAN LANTA nicely futnlihed Lo‘* for aale, located 6 milf* AV.
nnly 5*'*8 r«f mth. Uumpaiv!
of Sanford. *'h. FA 2 3260.
FARMER’S AGENCY
Vrlcttr I’rlCe, Everett Harper
A rral Iwiiguin Tur Cadi.
r.axiaxui Table
apartment*. 401 E. u til St.
AVAILABLE NOW!
N. V. Farmer, Re»1tor
I'hune FA 2 4M1
I I I N. Rack
" i hair
Ph FA 2 4282.
13-A
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tii.E
S
W
tNTED
LOCATED IN R E A U T IF II.
D. II. Whitmore, A*»oe.
For the key to your home. »er u«,
g
r
o
a
t
:
m
a
n
o
r
~ t 7 \V. .MCUO. lI r u k e r
tic S. French Are. Ph. FA 2 3211
2
Bedroom
hou»r. hardwood
Ua.h fur furmturo or *urp|Li*,
I . IMII S REDDING CO.
fur
l^irye 3 IxnlriHJin — 2 bntll home After hour* FA 2 2411 or FA 2 4921
Rhone FA 2-2181
S -pe. Tradiuy Ruat, SanfurJ-O.floor*, nlei Tocallo*. r e j ; *!'."PC r. 2ml * Uagiwlia FA 2-C3S4
HOUSES
AUK
OUR
RL'SIM.SS
with tl!Ce fellctd patu. lo-ated
J
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y
n
i
T
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j
r
laud.. II wy. FA 2-0677.
pina center 4r ithool. FA 2 10H
"Rid' UamlMiBcr, Mtr.
on IrcauUfully laml»iaped cor Ueautiful 3 bedroom.
kitchen
- .itr J* t n d Repair 3V.uk
RUBEKT
WILLIAMS, Realtor
F ire Delivery
ner
lot.
Mi-lrrn
built
in
kitchen,
IJ—BEAUTY
F
a
RL
o
T
h
tool
equipped
home
In
1
'ineerot.
.Saiifiml
Ave
l
b
FA
2
-IV.2
DOWNTOWN — Large furniihed
Ra-nmnd I linilqilUt, \c«or
HERBERT STEN8TIIDM
central
brnlini,
te
n
a
ic
o
floor*.
5800 Down. Phone Geneva S244.
upitair* apartment. 2 hying
F \ 2 2951
Atlantic Rink Bids
• B IG V A L U E S
REALTOR
lo r Superior Itrauly Servire
I*-., i* a tu e -t pa*, to tb* Movie.
Owner trattifeneo Mortgage at
room*, dlninj room »nd 3 bed
DON' IIOWK ^ I.. J.
• Q U IC K C R E D I T
t
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F
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2.1321
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Intere*t
ID'S
Cornell
2 HeJroom bloek home. fuinGb.-d
room*. Only 565 mn. I A 2 3*1*1.
O W N CHS
\ B**Hi• f r <*
• EASY TER M S
Smith i vp .la:o Ort. 1. *38,
Drive
trail
FA 2-1601 or
Mr. Sehivtb, Nolan Rd , Cltru*
WILSON . MAH K
III N. Paris — Ph. I i 2-U10
S A F R I I l( K
F .A 2 IS6»* lor appoint menl.
Height*, Sanford, FI*.
2 llrdioorn lum.*htd apartment
ri.r.M n iN G
New and Uved Furnlturo
nd
-MOVE IN
Call F A 2-4358 after 5 3d;
3 b«Hlr»M>ni hoUs«» cit»*r in. t *L
REAL ESI ATI: DRIVE IN
It! V Firtt St
Rh FA 2M0a
t'onttartmjt A Repair*
TODAY
In Loch AiI>or, 3 bedroom hoti**
'aant r. I «nr. Phoi a y A 2-SiM.
2511 French Ave.
Uorely furniihed 2 bedroom tipFree F.t Imale*
for aaio by owner Uuiner to• tall* apt, AdulU only. Al»o
Iiul W. 250| SI.
9. L. II 3 l t \ i V
1
call.m two loti. Will paint e t •
R EIIl'C EII $:>DQ
etna!) liL floor office. Water
II s ’ . M O R T G A G E
201 Sa-iturd A> t Rhone F3 2-iJAJ
N ew 21 C scd
trrior
color
bi
*uit
tniyer,
Ph.
Cuitoin
built
Hue*
bedroom
llrallor
fuiniihcd. lit and new build c
Sa 11toi d , M»>! .31-vd. r.
N O G C A I.IK Y IN G
F u r nil n r e m id . \ |i pi in tire s
F.A 2-0722.
hums located at 2v*l Srotl
all H a ll’ Phone FA 2 -.7641
.1f*7\Nn"sFRVH
F
Ph. FA 2-2951 or FA 2-’40l
Ileai.tv Salon - Ai. r .ml
NO n .O S L N G COSTS
Avenue in beautiful Mayfair
'
ii M t i t u r i T s b i i i h
wniK
1 I 3 \ O r F l II N I I I y 1
iccli. n Till* quality honie fra Neatly new hrxutlfut 2 bcilr.-nm. t u b S o H a l
I 'A
2 5712
Rle l.atlr nion.iry b,>m< < <-■
i vi-.-rl Tl.-.lm- A t’e. i.i.r-jr
26 t 1 E. F it*' St I’ll. I A 2-MM
line* l fully tiled «.imi>lc!r
II MtR3 Ml I I it - Rot 37i
pull. Uli'llv .....III. »P «e heal u _ | F MAl.l "TTl IT*VYUNTLU
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1*11 ft 11 I ft I* 11* HI- Vii I I II MV r0 i*e
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man who Iwhavr* tike a Harvard
iraduatr,** taya Sterena. “ He'a a
trouble ahooter who hlr»va out hit
lervleea, moatly on the aide of
In. law."
Until Freqariat Rlatm*
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tron and are amooth oprnlor*
with thr la d le .
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ll elr -haiaciera dn not rrtymhle
in* Imdltional tnufh-talklnf. hard
rtilnkln* private eye* of the pa»t.
•'We've completely a v o i d e d
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"I play an ea-O.SS. man who
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piyi," Zlmhallat eaplalnrd
One dlfferenre lietwrrn the programa la length. “Pel.r Gunn" la
a half-hour ihow, “77 Siinaet
Strip" la an hour-long thriller
wlih Roger Smith altem atlnr with
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week 1* Jmt too muth work.
"Originally the ihow waa filmed
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Therefor*, our firat ahow, Oft. to,
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Ike Rejection 01
Khrushchev's Note
SANFORD PHYSICIAN HONORED — D r r.wiritf H. Starke* Day. held Sunday. Hono ra l the Suntonl Negro iloctor for his year* of service to the community. Dr. .1. C, Kingpiny (right) presents Dr. Starke with « pla ijue for •'meritorious service.”
(Photo by flcrgstromt
Doctor Recognized
Gov. Collins Asks Action
With 'Day' Sunday
To End Integration Issue
MOSCOW (DPI) _ The Moscow
press devoted banner headline i
today *o Pirsident Elsenhower's
rejecllon of Premier N i k i t a
Khrushchev's Ule*t note,
The Moscow mandn-lhe-street
tmik the rejection calmly, but dip
lomatir observer* said it led to
a situation which appeared to he
(hr most dangerous the world has
i known tlnee World War II
"I’np re reden ted! . . . premedi
tated provocation'" said the head
line* in the Communlsi o r g a n
Pravda. It* editorial desetihed the
President's action a* •'insolent."
and said it was "condemned In
many countries."
(Red China, echoing the line
laid down Sunday by Russia, said
America's refusal tn abandon Us
friends In the Far Ka*t had trans
formed the diplomatic negotiatlrns It Warsaw to ‘'mare empty
w»rds."
"If the United States 1* real')slr.crr*. It must Immediately atop
its aimed pruvocatiun* amt oar
thirat* and immediately withdraw
111 force* from the Taiwan (For
mosa) area." Peiping Radio said
The broadcast said F.i sen bower
rejeelesj Khrushrhev's note "be
rsuse Hie Soviet leader exposed )
the U.5. as an aggressor and di*
ercdite<l (ta policy af itomlr
blackmail.")
The official pr**s here quoted
comments from Communist new*
psprrs^and correspondents in var
lot* countries to support Its rlaim
of widespread nppoat'.lon Ij the
President's stand.
R eds A ttem pting
P ro p ag an d a G ain
WASHINGTON (LTD
United attempt to rapitaliia on President
Stale* officials today pri J.fted a Eisenhower’, rebuff to Soviet f r e
new blast >f Rvissun propacamb er Ktirtiihehev by making it
trying tu Identify this country ippear America is preventing
with war numgering in the Far peace in the F'ar East.
East. Prrrldent Eltenhuuer was
Diplomatic observer* would not
reported preparing a "ihatp" an
in' : speeuUIr on »li»t they believed
sixer to
the latetl
Haiti *n would lie the official Soviet reac
charge*.
tion t - ElK ihawrr*' re lection of
The Suvleta were expected t > the Soviet premier's note.
Itrd N»te Abusive
But they ssrre certain It would
Ire preceded try an alt out propa
ganda attack charging the Uniird
Stale* with deliberately prevents
lug any F'ar Eastern aetilement.
They noted the official Soviet
news agency T a n already had
claimed the Hi.itrd 5ta!ri wa* un
willing "to listen lo the volet of
rearon."
TAIPEI, Formosa I LTD— The
The Ta*a Jispatvh, they (aid,
top American eommandet* in the undoubtedly would b* (allowed by
Pacific met todsy with Chinese limilar propaganda blast* In th*
Nationalist military ’eader* to Russian newspaper, and over R a
plot strategy in the face of Pei dio Moscow. Thlt probably would
ping warning* that war r.nild go on for ■ day or two before
brrak out at any time with the the Soviet govemmen* look any
United States
"official" action, these observer*
No communique w si Issued added.
after the first of two day I of conTh* SorM premier warned
ference*. Hut military quartri* ■gainst U S, "Interferonc*" In th*
believed the talk* dealt primarily Formosa Strait situation in hit
alth America * rote in defending note to FlDcnhowrr. Th# Prealthe Formosa area with Jet fight dent flatly refused to arerpt th*
ers, atomic-capable miatlles and note ami the White House brand
the nuclear equipped Tth Fleet.
ed It "abuaiva," "intemperate,**
As they confened In lecret, "replete with faltr aecuiaUona'*
Radio Peiping pouted out a and
containing " i n i d m l a a i stream of warnings that the Cum- hla threat.."
mum-ts still were determined to
Prepare Pulley Statement
take Formosa aid the offshore is
Tast railed Elsenhower'* arlioti
lands One broadcast said;
“ a new example of how little
"The Uniird Stair* t* kindling the** ruling circle* consider tha
the flame* nf war with the Peo demand of the people* to put an
ple*' Republic of China which end to the poller of rattling uf
Ingfit **> pre Ipftafrrr at' any true armament, wideh la Mnrt'ng the
menu"
world to th* brink of w ir, and
Communist
Foreign
Minister to enter on the path of a peace*
Chen Yi *atd tn ano'her brvadeast ful ertllrmrnt of unsolved Inter
that t-mi million Chine tr ar<* de national question* "
termlne l to recover the r.*f»hnte
islands and that "no force on
raitn can »top them "
Within hour* Maithal Peng Tehhuai, Communist eommamter in
ehlif ard bead <-f the ‘'Volun
te e r s " in North Koiea, n rffirmnl
Communist intmtlor* toward F'ornu-ia ami said Peiping hst "every
right to i r r o v r r their o n t e n i
lory hy sit (uttabla mcai.t at a
•uita'i'r nine.”
Krplarrmrnt of an existing linttier bridge with a new ronvieta
structure over I lie* St. John* River
south of Lake Hart.ry at the. SeminolcA’oluri* county line Is *eheThree mote men have filed for i dulcd l» begin by Oct. 7, the Slat*
the City roitimlMbm rlerlion In Road Department announced to
day.
Sanford
State Highway Engineer At C.
I’hillip T M.e'.-, ■ conductor
with Ibe Attantle Co*.! Line Rail Churrh said the existing bridge,
road, i d e a te d hla candidacy late which ha* • swing span for palegr of river traffic, will he re
Friday afternoon.
Clyde H Rotwrtaofl, general placed hy a medium high level
manager of the Thcrm-tt Tam- ( i n s bridge, A navigation channel will
■ru! Appliance Co, Inc a n d 'Jo e tn- provided to river traffic may
It Raker, da' ryman f*>r I’e r f e c - - pa-s without interrupting bridge
lion Dalrtrs, qualified this morn- traffic.
The IS6J/M7 project will Include
ins Get. IA is the deadline (>r fil
a t.770 f.rnt bridge of pre »trrt*cd
ing.
David Wayne Millie,, J5 yrar-old concrete and approaches to tha
Sanford mu»lc te.trhcr, and Troy bn tge. The bridge will have a
T Rlchaidaun, local produce mer- M foot roadway with two aidechar,t previously stated thrir in walk*.
The bridge la located on Slata
tei.thins of running for the teal
Another candidate win. filed latt Road 45, which runt between U. S.
week withdrew hit name after Highway IT south of Sanford to
U. S. Highway t north of Titus
*‘i ecunxldeririii "
ville. it is ju*t north of the busy
Orlando t ape Canaveral arc*.
Churrh said Cleary Brother* Con
struction Company of West Calm
Reach ha* been award, d the conIran. A total of 350 calendar day*
will t>e allowed for completion of
the project.
Leaders Plotting
Formosa Strategy;
Reds Warn U. 5.
Mure than *00 Central Florida
residents w Unrated esrsmonlex
honoring t)r. George II. Starke
9LENLNGTON. Ky. lU»*l - Tlic of the i inference, Collins said. Sunday afternoon at (‘rooms
Southern liovcrnori Conference "Our central difficult)', I n n con High School. The Negro doctor
chairmen, Gov. Lcftuy Collin* of vinced, stems from our (allure la was recognlicd for hit 51 ycart
Florida, today faced squarely the provide equitable implementation i **n k f ,0 lt" c-vmmurvity.
Master of ceremonies for the
School Integration problem tn the and tafeguarding P r o e r d urea
South and urged action tu end ' trie through legi-lath-u e acted b/ the program was t*r Richard V
Moore. president of Uethuisemo*t severe constitutional and so- C«ngir»s.
"This m ud be a twa -tded coin Cookmati College. Tpe theme,
cial criala since the Civil War.”
Speaking at the ripening section Congrrstional legislation shoo'd "Ib is is your Career,'* featured
protide for facilitating d 'sigrc’ a music and a devotloni] program.
PAPA COMBS HOME — K.ljror \V. liaw ltm on ADC,
A plaque was presented to Dr.
lion In individual coxmunitea
yrrt-cU'tl on hi* return Snltmlay frunt a lour in Port Lvun
where and when it it fra-iblr. Rut Starke commemorating his year*
ify, French Morocco. Hi* funtil* linn ivshlt-il in Sunfortl
it should aU<> provide protection of service. Die presentation s»as
made by Dr. J, C. Mingling
aince his (le|uirturu lu*t Juiniary, lluwlemon i* iiltHchutl
again*! improvident. fu*ccd d'-eOther gilts from members of
to VAH-7, Deluchment 45, iinnttslmacd «t the Snnfortl
gregation tn communit-, where
( the George H. Stark* fray ram*
Bed Barber, famous sports an and uhen it ti not fe.meir,"
Navnl Air Station.
(Offirin) L'. S. Navy Photo)
;
milter
Included
a
therapeutic
nouncer and graduate of Seminole
Collins sain too much time al chair and filing cabinet.
High School will be the film nar ready ha* r la p m l t> wir.i-rt
Flowers and trlrgrauv* from adrator for » color movie on aafely further delay in getting III’ t<*
miter* and patients filled *Ji«
tomorrow night when SIIS hold! lion cut of the desegregation dl
aulitnnum. One trlrgiam was re
the fu st J’-TA meeting of the lemma He said this should be ceived from the *ery first blhy
year. Parent* of junior and senior the first Item of buiine*. for Con- delivered hy the Sanford phyilhigh school Undent* will meet at Ktess when 11 convenes next Jan- rian.
■ p. m.
; nary.
Biilrrnett nrsrrtbed
^ The polling place foe pie ‘ act
•*The South should ha*e no eon
tty At. M E T tN E d
beamed >n television tu •Indent*
JS ha* oeen changed for the Sept. cern about the adequacy if It*
United Pres* International
on lh*tr honor to watch..
10 election. Instead of the Armory. repreienutlcn in the rongrritionPrivate groips tn Arkansas and
Displaced w h i l e slurl>nts In
Voter* will me the Sanford Shrine t! forum ’* Collin* declared
"Intloclrtn4t^on*• was the thtnte Virginia made patchwork rfioils Charlottesville, Vi., a t t e n d e d
flub. Thurtd*) I* the deadline
In leading up to his proposal
Sunday morning when about 6ttO tmtav tu educate pupl's tell idle
for absentee voting f >r the e'er- for c in jie u lo r a l action. Collin*
MIAMI (UPI>—A fire, frit by Florida Elks held a bu*in**a imrt tiy local reiistarre tn Integiatim. their first <la**es of the year In
private home* amt buildings—one
lion which it,eludes a runoff be went into detail tn describing the hlgllly i mlnisllblr paint thinner, ing at the Sanford Civic Center.
At Little Rock, te.sons were a hainUke structure that in the
tween Je rr) < arter anti Jim lll-n- butrtnri* engendered by the destroyed four buildings Sunday
This was part uf a busy pro
past has served both as a rindlon for Railroad ar.d Fublie L’till school m i gration problem In the night, interrupted electrical serv- gram planned for the annual fail
house and a Catholic parochial
ties Commissioner.
pa*! (our )ears.
le* to nearby homt* and held up conference of the Ftorhta Stale
School.
Republican voters will (house !>«
He said, "tragically, f see lit a freight train before the blase Elks Association.
^*seen Fred Zerrenner sod Jo»- He liope for pulling out of this was brought und»r control Two
i’lrrn t) in Norfotk, Ya . holding
Rtale president Wllia MrCall
out little hope that a federal j idge
Saunders for Republican Commit Cfi.l* — short of rational ealas- firrmrn weir overtoma by *mok«. rorductcl the session a* intmlier*
would grant a final plsa for post
teeman. .Mr*. Z cm nner and Mi*. tKiphe — If vse continue to follow
rtvaoissl • master plan for indoc
ponement of court-ordered de*egSaunders a r t running for Kcpubtl the pieient pattern of event*.
Williams Fined $50
trination procestur**
rogation at ai( *rh«n!*. laid plan*
can Committee women.
Appwaring bofora the ds’etat**
•'I refute to believe that w*
CHICAGO (DPI)—Ted William*,
A large delegation from tlir
have passed the point where men liar Button Red So* outfielder, Sunday were patients and nurrrs south end of S*eniinols> County I* for emergency elaisr*. Forced In
tegration automatically eb-set Vir
The Goldsboro Rar. IfiiO W n t h fif
wl„ f<1) rj.p >hoY< tholr was f i n e d ISO by American from tlir H arry-hnn» Cripled
rs|-e«tr<l to be present Tue-day ginia school*, under -tatr law
Si v*a* entered S'turdjs night, a -u jlfferen-.e*. abate their preju l-ragur President Mill Harrldge Children's Home, which It s u p p l i
morning for the t ountj Commis
Tbr head* uf II stater met
15 bottles of .'scotch whi-key abd H kr| J ld lt*tvr lhrir ptide. in today for throwing hi* bat during ed by the Florida Association Fav sion meeting
*n. according to b report by the ofJtf |o | ( r , f the natl*>nal in- Sunday's gam* with Washington. orable eorrment atrealy had beer
The resldrnla plan to protrit the mranwhllr at larslngton. Ky ,
Sanford Police Department,
trresl," he said
Williams threw th» bat after he received hy local number for Ilie paving by Com mi*stoner It P, where the annua! Southern 'Jos
"Talking in term* of realltie*. was called out nn strike* and it “dlarama" In kite Svif.-rd Elk* D>ald of a road running parallel to ernon Conference began I he
-sc should recognise that the dr strvek ■ woman near the ttusIon Club. Thi* was an animate! d ;*. hi* property, arcinling In re snowballing racial crisis war nut
ptay showing tome of the 'r»a*.- port*.
on the nffieial agrnrla, but was
jcirlon of the Supreme Court of dugnut, injuring her slightly.
mant (isen patter.!* at the home
Chairman of the board John certain to draw plenty of alien
the United State* can only be
.
,
A capacity crowd was roport Kridar east that hr had bean he lion
changed hy th* court Itaelf t r bj F l 'O D G u \ p C C t 6 d
sd i t *ba Iliwalan dance,Saturday seiged with phone rails from
Maryland Gov. Theodore Me
ronitltatinnal
amendment.
No
one
i
MIAMI
(L'PJi
VuthartllM
to
George Hirt. 35. died in Orange
night Enthuilatm eonlinued Run
Memorial Hospital at a a tn. Sat seriously aspect* that either
day were considering ratting In day through breakfast nnit lunch Irate residents who have !*rn pro- Keldin e s p r r s s r j wlllingriei* to
urday after an tllnsss o ' it* these thing* swill happen."
the FBI or posts! inipeetura to eon, h«ld in the local rhih house. -nl-ed roast improvement by ftmld, spur aor a lesolutioil endorsing
inveutigate
a letter
w h i c h Bob IIHhimer and Don lla'es but Fad been put nff due tu tack rare mixing in the • ho Is. but
month*
said there w«> doubt suth a
Born tn Rutte. Montana. Mas
,
_
,
warred a Negro woman not ta war* in charge of arrarg rm irU of fumta.
Other but nee* wOl tnelud# tbr measure would pass
try lo enroll her three children far tfcs conference
jn. Ijnj, h* hat lived In^ Osteen [ _ £ £ | O n r O S t J C 6 K S
awarding of a contract for reHirt
Gov, Octal Faubu* nf Arkansas
In an all-white elementary school
for the p*»t <T
“ year*. Mr. ,,l*‘
atiesem .nt of all county proper said h« had ISO nbierllon to Intfo
here.
rat »uper.ntenil»nt of roads ami P u n H F o r B u M d i l l S
ty. Tw-i Tr appraisal tompanirs diKtinn of llie subject at the con
ridgea for Vnlniia County He
0
. member of Uie O.terv Hap
I'KRARV
t V lleri<rt D
VIENNA - Ur i ) - The Board at* likklmg on tb* Contract; ference. but «aid he wotjl1 fasor
ss
llunnlcutt «"d k-soviates Ist* , a resolution asking tire federal
.1 r s „ „ h
Gibb IVast iu». American la-gum.
U*t
WASHINGTON <UPI>-A broad nf Hie Austrian Roman ( alhaltr
Surviving
hi. wife. Mr* Mae «-w '* « ^ ^ * « * * ^
dr" ' «* easting Industry offirtal said to Ynuth Association* announced a f t Petersburg, and the Dowling government ta “ respect the right*
iurvivlng are hie
protest today against the sched Appraisal Co
guaranteed to the states by tbr
Hirt, Osteen; I daughter. Mr* onnstruct • new building.
Commander G- F Smhh said day Hie major network) are giv uled holding «f a Communisi
The rued ng Has been celled Cnnttilullon and tu r r a ie unwar
Carolyn Pirkiae, Oiteen; three
ing
free
lime
to
Sherman
Adams
the l.egion bus been "well-receleaor*. Robert R. Hirt and t arry .d" in DeRary and surrounding tonight because of an "implica "world youth feiitval" in Vienna for l!) a m in the County Cum mi* raided Interference In stair m sl
•ion Rioun at the
Sr-minotr
ier* "
flirt. Osteen; Wrodel! Hirt, San touns In It* drive. Smith »aid the Itoil by the While House that Hie in 1959
County Cuiirthoorr
ford; III* fathrr. Kdward 11 HIM. g r o u p hopes to complete the drive pmidcntial assistant would an
O-teen; a brotl.er. Edward Hirt. h y iter IS.
noun e his rrtlgnalinn
NEW DELHI. India <t i‘l>-A Outlook Gloomy
Otiern; f n e sitter*. Mr*. Ethel
government re-jmrt nn unemploy
WARSAW I HIT I U. R. Am
*T *it. Mrs.
Olga Nettles. Mi*
ment aaid tsiday India hat a u r mrinist Chinese Ami-*»»ador Wang
Alice To<),l. and Ml** IJly Htrt,
pin* of baby-.liters, truck driver* Ping-nan meet heir today In an
Osteen and
Mr*. Margaret Hafand messenger boys and a siiort- atmosphr.r of general p-stniilsm
rifje. New
York City »nd one
age of draftamen, englnrrr* and that they ran solse the Formosa
grandchild.
crisis.
other technical personnel.
Funeral aerslee* will b» hrid
A policeman must have i viris-jtiir water, 1 wat, a* mo*l women
Tue-day at 1 p. m. at the Otleen
ly of tairnie wiueo, ... •vsilly, | will lie, at a t o s s a, t o wiist tu
liaplisi Ciiuuii with the ItiV. J o ; ;
have little relation to hia dally Jot* |d» ur how to shut the water olf,"
Cardoto officiating Burial will be
of enforcing the law
in Osteen Cemetery
MIAMI —(L'l'D —A prominent 11 f the rigarrt. lie aildtsl that
Frequent news stories will tell Mrs. Witt said., ,"UHirrr
__ ___ . Hai.ict
Britton Funeral Home la In
may still he l-i danger
both
happened
by
and
I
confronted him
rancer
rsuearcher
»a«i
Sunday
smoker,
nf the aid given by officer*
charge.
with the aituaiion. Seeing -he
that excessive rlgatet imoktng even if they use filter-tip cigaron
and
off
duty.
Policemen
aid
the
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has Iwen ‘‘eoiiclu»ively proven" r(% „r d n‘| li.uale »ln.-e t:tey have
<| <rk, r e u u r parakr-ct. dog,, eats problem, lie nut otiii got the water
to produce lung cancer.
atul other pets; they do a variety stopped but contacted a plumber
to breathe the sir in whteh tha
Dr. E. Y. Cotedry of HI. Louis, sro-Ae r . r c u l a i r s .
of other tboies, such as provid at that time of morning. The
Mo . told the meeting of the Pan
ing information to tourists and plumber t a me out immediate!) to
Hr said cigar* arc lea*
generally helping people In need. rrmedy the situation."
d e .lg r r o u s I h m e ig e r e .s ioA di»cu**lon of bid* for -tree* American Cancer Cytol | y Society
Mrs Witt said *hr owed Offi
that
he
based
hia
opinion
on
two
Sanford has an expert plumber
rauve
they
burn
slower.
He
resurfacing l* Icheditled to head
on li« police force, according to cer Hair let a "great deal cd
»atd pipe eoiokria are safer
(he httsinea* at the weektv meet mam factors;
5lrs, Charles R. Witt, Celery City thunks." If the water had k.-pt
_That at'lielL-a shnw raorer
eteo than cigar invokers from
ing of the Sanford City Commls
running for any length nf line,
Restaurant.
lung
renter,
hut
warned
they
of
|l,e
lu"g
U
more
frrque.ll
ainu tunlfht.
it 'would havr done a great
Saturday
morning,
shortly
alter
to
person*
“
ho
ate
hrasy
should
keep
their
pipes
risen
Other Rem* no the advance
Mrs. Witt opened the rr.taurant, amount of damage, she explained.
In tro id possible tongne caatw o k rra .
Agenda Include adoption of ordi
"My husband and 1 are proud
one of the water pijies licgan to
eer.
—That eclenUst* hart isolated
n a n c e and rewlutlon regarding the
Irak rather badly. Customers in to say Herman Harriet la a mem
earctnagenlc ■«h«tanc»e In elgCow dry **id a new method to
l i s t TV budget and the Increased
the testam ent were unable to ber of our police force," she eon• ret xwoke that wt't *- ’
detect lung cancer In Its early
t a t . requetlJ for ro rin f ehinge*.
help "because they didn't know clod rd.
leges is being des eloped In l.horaacer l« experlmrolal animal*.
a report from the rlty attorney
Cuwdry, head of the Vkem * ratorie* here, lie pointed out that
Thlx was a big problem fur
on the legal »tatu* of the Gold*“ DIARAMA’* ON DISPLAY — The animated picture do- •ny'hlr.g about abutting the water
off," Mra. Will laid.
Mr>. Witt. Fur Offiect Harriet. It
Institute at rystology evper.nenU, tesla of
b o i» Rrrrtatkm Area, »[)eclal a»- Cancer Retest.h
m
anatrating
treatm
ent
of
children
at
tlie
llarry-A
nna
Along cam* Officer Herman wrs all In a day’* work. A broken
•*nm erit ptoefdurei and dlaeu*- Washington UnivrrtUy, Si L-uia. jcelta in body ireretiona. nr* rw>w Children’* Home* wnx keen i t the Ifcai Elk* Club lft*t
Harriet. Soon, the problem had water pip* didn't excite him. He
alon* with Chamber of Com more* •aid he believed the tmokr front underway wnlrli are hoped to a*weekend by drlrgutex to the fail conference or the KluiTda been -olved
solved th* problem calmly, and
official*, whn hive requnted an clgnrets <*•* the hlggrri danger, -jvt in making early drago-rfls of
State
Lika Asauciatiun.
Nvl having anything to slop t went oo hi* stay
iralheg
than
tha
actual
Ingiednut*
,
lung
rsiw.se.
J
eioLae** wwh uw C om uviaion.
lo c a l Briefs
About 500 Attend
News B riefs Elks' Convention
Students Given Lessons
In ’ Patchwork' Fashions
Miami Has Fire
Protests Expected
On Road s Paving
Stale Announces
Plan To Replace
St. Johns Bridge
Five Now Seeking
Commission Post
George Hirt Dies;
Funeral Tuesday
ProteHt Festival
Resignation Seen
Too Many Sitters
Cancer Researcher Says
Smoking ’Definite Cause'
Commission Lists
Tonight’s Agenda
j
4
O fficer's Talents M any,
Local Policeman Proves
Accident Injures
11-Year-Old Girl
F'slrly heavy* wrrkend traffic
In St-mlnol* County was marked
by one accident at 5 p. itt. Satur
day, the Sheriffs )te par tin rut
r sported.
A collision at the intersection
of ‘JOth St. ami Country Club
Circle Drive. Injured l.lnda Spen
cer, I* yeer-oh) daughter of Mr.
and Mr*. Jim Sp.neer, She Wax
taken tn the Seminole Memorial
Ho,pitsl with severe larrrations
and cuts around the face. She Wes
reported in "good" rendition thi*
morning hy hospital authorities.
William D. Caussqf, Sar-ford,
The accident recurred whrn AYR.
Ham D. Causey, Sanford, turned
west aciura the path of a jeep
driven by Spencer en ‘Juth S t*
Deputy Vent Brewster, investiga
ting officer, aid. Damage w»* about ITtO lo each vehicle. Caurey
was charged with making an Im
proper left turn.
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 19, 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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Stale Vote Canvass Figures Released
S I II,I, PAINTING A T OR — Anna Mnry Rnbertom Mote*,
jitter known i.a Grandma Mo.«« a. celebrated her 98th
lirthdnv by working on a row painting at her atudlo-hnme
r F.atrlo lirldjre. N. Y. She la fnmoua wped-il y /or her
American •‘primitive" work*.___________ _______ _
■I *}'
Tourist Tells Tale Oi Crash In Jungle
m o D E JAN EIR O ( U P I ) - B r »
iftlen authoritlf* te d ij were InTeatlgitlng in American tnuriatl
|a> of aurvlvlnf a Jungle »lr
er»»h with iwa other men who
•tilt are mlutns
W ilier Younibtiiod. who *eid he
hat • wll* and child living In
Reno. Nev , InM »h# *tory In Be
lem In the pre»enee of tl.S, eon•jlnr official Rohert Geltegan.
Ynunghlood aild
he,
Keith
Courtney ind John McDonald
traahed l i day* ago aemawher*
In the Amiron jungle n*»r th*
town of dno r»ul<> rte O . -enrt
while en route feom U m », Pt u ,
Self-Injection To
Docfci Discloses
Test Cancer Drug
to RIo d# Jareiro aboard a Cata
lina flying boat.
According to hla atory, he apllt
with the other two after an argu
ment over the heat way to reach
rlvtUaatlon. They broke up. he
•a d, even though all three acre
Injured In the rraah.
Courtney
and
XlaeDonatd,
wltna# addreaart are not known,
have not tuir.rd up. TTie plane
ha• not hern alghted hy aearching
authorltie* wlm fl*w over the
craah area with Youngblood
Youngblood .aid that while at
tempting to toe ate the Am iron
River In hope* of following it*
rourae to the nearrat town, he
ran Int.i tome Indiana who took
him to a mlaaionary atatlon
From the atatlon. he aald, he
waa transferred to San Paulo de
Otivenca and later to Belem
Vosingblood mid he met Court
n<’! and MacDunald In Um a and
decided to join them when he
found they were flying to Rio. He
•aid (hat waa hla only cornertlnn with the rther two. Court
ney waa flying the plane, he **id.
Youngblood aald he waa Tying
It* RIo (n meet frlenda connected
wllh the now • defun-t Cornucopia
X llr'-g Co.
The only perann* In Rio knoe-v
to he connect.n
Ith th*- frr-ner
•merlcan firtr
.i -I Relle
-,nd Mitchell Oatwlnd, who were
|indiete>l recently bv the U S gov"mmen! fo- •
• *d awird'e.
Hell* claimed hi d i not know
CHICAGO (D P I)— Dr Andrew
C . Ivjr, a leading e«)»inent of the
ccrtroveraial '•cancer drug” krebloren. ditcloaed he h»» Injected
hltnaelf with Ihr dnt* In an exper
iment In are If It might iirererst
etneer.
" I have i r r -.-.r iif n iu i leant,
on my lo-yue. the rrvult of tmokt«ig .. K ,jnd of olpe tnhaeeo it
~.l\ Week f»r e out SO year*.”
Iv y »*td.
tic <ald be «ould undergo an op
g-ratton lod.vy. known a* "electroecwttnUl'oit," to Imrn sw*» the le
,lon Iloweve-, during the aurget)
toefe la a pnatlblllty that evnetr
evil* might h» r*!ra?ed int" the
blnod atrram »ed anread through
thr hoily.
The Ai year o'd I'r.ivetady of II
Jlnoia aclenUat will not learn mil
later If th* leaton * a i malignant
sr If S# b » canter
" I'm taking Ihe drug lo pro
vent cancer fella from glowing If
there happen* to he any there
Ivy raid. *! alwaya believe In laV
trg my e'en medtei.w
try Krm el hlmaelf ” Ethibi X
In an effort ta de'erwln# tf the
drug hi* aiiv raneei preventive
propertie*.
'Hie whl.* • hal;.<l ralh-jl <(:st
hat Keen haltling for nine year?
to gain rrrog'-.ltlen of k rr‘
•a t treatment for cancer. Xn
American Xtedi-al Xa*ri corn nil
tee ha» *ald the drug li worth'eaa
lev aaid ne dia.njaerml the a.itt
•p> t . i hit tsngvn ta>t M-day
At Peat, he *«ld. ” ! thought 1
had 1 tten my tongue and didn't
kr w i t ” On Friday, he aaid. ” 1
••I at my tongue and •»*
these waa a white fjot on It"
-Thta la a pi* ranceroua aign ’*
he a»ki, "It rame from amoking
1 gate up looaecc Itt 1>*A. wher 1
found It waa hurting ray blood
V r t i' i, hast theae #l/*ct» are cutnulatise. ^srnetimea they lake a
lo -g time to %h»«w u p "
Cabinet Releases
Funds For Schools
TA Ii-A TTA A S r E ( I T U — Th<
C»M»#< Tweed*? trad* a tertnttve
re leave ef It 1M *** for eonrtructina of addttVnr.il arhool ficDitle*
ta wtna ewaatie*
But tha meeey will
It'.aally
be re leaned » th* evuntte* antll
payment la <h»* t*> voitractora
vrorktag <* the pr-»l#*t»
Th* enaatie* and lha amount*
tentatively relaaaed naJay were:
r h a - ’msa W I W , H a y *3 » n .
Ir'* a • M »*r
40«. JarAww »1«
«o
*vnitr# I110j*tn. 'Heecftn.*#
*•Orange IIJ",t^>\ Ptn#l’ »a
and Wal*«~ *30,«V .
"If Yu* D—•* •.
Tw* S ir
r k a a f k r -T M d Fette# k w *
Th# M#e»hratT*
XII rtvao .raped# Sapphe*
Wleboldfa
Jioe"*
*i* . *•me i n . a*vroau
TA LLA H A SSEE O/PI) Sen
Spenard L
Holland defeated
Claude D. Pepper by an overwhelmlnr M.70T vote# In th*
Sept I primary, an official elite
ranvati reported Tueaday.
The eanvail, which turned up
no torpritei, made official th*
reiulta which were known In moat
caaei tha night ef the election.
Holland had exartly 40*. oat
not*i, carrying all but 11 count!**
fo> 'he Democratic nomination
Pepper collected 321.377 vole* of
the 719,Ml hellota call, a total
far helow pre primary predlctloni.
Holland atlll muat face Rrpublean Inland Hyier In the Novem
ber general eU.-tlon, hut la conalnercd a virtual cinch to win In
Ihla
prednmlnently Democrmlic
itat*.
Th#
ran van confirmed that
Wilbur C. King won re election to
the Railroad and Public Utilltlea
Om m ltilon. but that Incumbent
Jerry Carter muat face Jame*
Rllnton of St. Auguatln* In
run-off.
Th# official cantata alfo ah-iwed
theae other run-offa left for Sept
30:
)'or atate aenator:
Ineumhent W T . Day (a, Madtaon. and L P. Clbann. Perry, In
the 10th P M rict; Incumbent XV
E. Riahop, and fj, T . Melton Jr.,
both Lake City, In the 14th; and
Lacy Mahon Jr, and Wayne E
Ripley, hoth Jicktonville, for the
llth Dlitrlct teat from which
Sen, Fletcher Morgan waa suited
at the poll*.
Houle of Repreaentativea:
Brevard: Jamei H. Pruitt, Eau
Gallle. and William H. Roundtree, Coeoe.
Dade:
Group 1: Incumbent
John R. Orr Jr., and David C.
Eldrrdgp, hoth Xliaml.
Duval: Group 1
Incumbent
Harry Weatherry and Robert H
Roberta, hoth Jarkaonvllle; Group
J: George L. Proctor and George
B Stalling! J r . both Jackaon*
vllle.
Karambia: Group l: Rcuhln
A»kew and Dewey D. N orm , both
Feniaeolt,
Franklin: Oliver Saab and A!
f r d O Shuler, both Apalachicola.
Hillahnmuth’ Group J- William
T F u n d i and Tom Whitaker Jr,.
Twelve Twirlers
To Be Presented
At Halftime Show
Twelve twirlera from the " A ”
Cnrpa of Seminole majoreltea will
le feature*! Friday In the firat
halftime ahow of the aeaaon
Dnder the dlretclon of Head M*
Jorette Erie Krallert, aaalated hy
Judy Herron, the eorp* wilt preaent a new rt-utlne lo marching
atralna provided hy Ihe Seminole
High School Rand,
' The R*"d thla yea* la a young
hand.” aald Randmaater Erncat
C*rw|ey. "Thirty of th* SO player*
are new to our group, ineluding
31 freahmen. four transfer *tudenti and five *th gradrr* from
Seminole High. However, I am
»ura that they will live np to the
fine standard of performance
achieved by the hand In th# part.
Ahaent from the half time
ipectacular thla year will he ihe
Seniinnle Pep Club. Thle cluh hia
Seen dropped from extra-curricu
lar armltle* due to lack of Inter
eat.
.Mayo In Hospital
TA LL A H A S S E E (D P I) - Agrt
culture Commlaaloncr N a t h an
Mayo waa acheduled to undergo
minor aurgery today In an Ocala
holplUl, It w ii reported Tuca
day.
Trlnida.1 In th# Rrltiah Weat
Indie* la 1.M4 aryuar* mllea In
area and lie* about 1Z mllea off
the i ■uv*t of Vencrtle1*
To All Florida
Democrats. . . My
Most aSincerc
Thanks!
I am deeply gra te fu l fo r the fin# vnl#
nf
confldrnc#
you gaxa nt# in lha lla m o cra llc l ’ rlm a ry on Kaptam har Dlh.
Th a n k a in you
I ahall rejoin m y Sennl# coHengur* w ith th#
n.wrvuranc# thixt m y pn*| a a rvlct m # «ln w ith th# approval of
Ih# m a jo rity of m y frllow riti/rn * .
D u rin g Ih# n # \l alx y ra m I nhnll rrn c lfr you Ih# I i #m
a # rv lr» w ith in
m y power, alw aya rn d ra x n rln g lo correctly
r#pr#w#nl you and y o u r ronvlcllnn*.
s i'K S S A H D I.. H O L L A N D
VotingWood
Gehrtun *»!d th# only accuaa
tl-n 1-algnl agalnit Y-vt-jblOVl l«
far waa a charge ef having en
tered lira*!! without proper d-wumenta
both Tampa
Holm*<: Samuel Rower*. Wewt
vllle, and A. P. Drummond, Bonlfay.
Lake: Group I: W. H Reedy,
Euatla, and Rob Skinner, Dmatilla.
Lee: Incumbent Walter Shep
pard and W. H. Carmine J r . )>oth
Fort Myera.
Liberty: Incumbent J. g. Alex
ander, Rrlatol, and R. L. Hoaford,
of Hoiford.
Momoe: Group 1 Incumtwnl
J Y. Porter, Key Weit, and R. E.
Cunningham J r , Marathon.
U N IT E D
STA TES
S EN A TO R
(Political Ad». paid f*»e hy W. P. Shelley, Jr., Stale Campaign
Director; Ilerher F- Wolfe, Slat# Campaign Treaaarer.)
DON'T MISS
2nd Anniversary Sale
Tomorrow, Thursday Sept. ISth
To o l
N o n e e d to look further for
the best
D e m n n n tm lln n
BEST MEAT BUYS
FRYERS
l 3/i -
2 Lb. AVERAGE
LYRES SUGAR CREEK
6 - S Lb.
SMOKED
PICNICS
fine line of llla rk
A
Architect*-*1 White
Cnatentry I nhh«c Rate
Wall Palatt. Waahabl#
Modrra Cnlura. Reg.
JS.A3 gxl.
NOW
SFC Vlnvl-Kote
Fur titer lor and eater)*?
block
all* . T i e Heat
*!*?< m id i. Beg. f i l l
«a few rolure ellgMIy
high##)
M ANY MORh IIAHGAINS IN
FA.MOIT* lll-P Q U A LITY PAINTS
“ a
SWIFTS
H -,
~CORNED
-
BEEF
OUR OWN SHUR FRESH
AMERICAN -PIMENTO - SWISS
8 —9 c
2
fi Oz.
Pkffs. I P
4 j
tf
39V
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r
w e g iv e
CHEESE
-F R O Z E N FOODS
SLICED
SAV - MOR COUPONS
LARGE 24 Oz. WINTER GARDEN
FRUIT PIES •
MORTON’S
MACARONI
and
CHEESE
BIRDSEYE
CUT CORN
2
29
a
SEA GEM
Pound
SAV - MOR
FISH STICKSPk* 3 5 * SAVECOUPONS
POST'S
PRODUCE BUYS ALPHA
BITS
U. S. NO. 1
RED
DELICIOUS
a
V
A
£|
9 ‘
APPLES
Decker P o w rr Tonla
8 Oz.
Size
27
KRISPY
FANCY
-m
CRACKERS
Vy
CARROTS
Lb. Ha?
Lh.
Bu\
*
2 8 !
JOAN OF ARC
KIDNEY ?
BEANS
r u u w KING
ix iiv tt
FOOD
Cans
,
39
SNIDER'S
Tuna 2 35*1 2x!?*?
«n 35«
Cans
Theae Prices Good Thru Sat, Sept, 20th
All eteel Irowlag Roanl.. It x I I lark** IS.9*
Garbage Caw*, liar raated eteel. M -taL reg. II* * O N L Y I t M
!* gal.. reg. It.TS ONtA I I I S
FREE
RIDES
FOR THE
AH Sales
Canh and Net
KIDDIES
ON
THE KIDIB
GO ROUND
• tie aww M IMywawd . . . ticreewlag , . , tltaa* Waal
taealaltaa WaRhaard. Sheet Rack aad Martha . . .
r e w M M l'i» fVneee . , . h ild e n ' Hard* are . . .
Jalawa'e Duare aad Xlaay Mara Ilea* ta Haratware
and Twa'ldm* happliea.
FA 2-0500
520 Maple at 6th
*
jv J s /V W u -
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Prizes — Souvenirs — Refreshments
A
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HAMBURGER 2
• ’ fin . Home ftilily Drill
O N LY $15.98
• 6* fin . Heavy Duly Saw (re g .
f«9.50)
ONLY
it
• Sandinj; Attnchment ONLY $1155
• Heavy Duty
Itoulrr Kit (reg.
ISIdlO)
ONIcY $7.1.95
.
• The New Power Driver Driven aB
lUnrk A Decker sttarhmrnln
(reg. $26,95)
O N LY $22.95
• H EA V Y DUTY SAWS
6‘ finch (reg. $69.50) ONLY $-*>«..V)
7■ •-Inch (reg. fSl.50)
ONLY r.i:i no
8 inch (rcg. $96.50)
ONLY STT^a
Jig Saw and 'finch Drill Kit
(leg. $ 19.30
ONLY $35.95
Del.uxe Fix-it Kit
mtILI*. SANDEIt and BUFFER
Keg. $28.25
ONLY $21.95
Sale Continue* T i l Saturday Noon
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Av
FRESHLY GROUND
--------- ----------------------------- A Few Of The Many Bargains
$5.77 $1.59
$4.39 $1.35
$4.25 $1.35
$3.99 $1.19
WHOLE
BACON >
in actual u*c hy nn expert
t’remlnm O k aid*
4
LARGE
fi ()/..
Size
KINGAN’S Reliable
Ciim e in and *er Ihe rom plele line of Illa c k A Decker P ow er Toola and Acre**-orlrw
Qt.
COFFEE
69>
69‘
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FOODMART
lix o im x t
INSTANT
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GA. GRADE A. — WHOLE
A F a c to ry R e p re se n t* !iv# of lUnrk 4 D e c k e r M .in u fu ctu rln g Co., will he In otir «thow
room nil d.vv Th n rn d a y dem onatrnting the
BUYS!
AH - HA ! THIS WEEKS’
in Oz.
Phff.
Is BLACK & DECKER Day
Pow er
r
PARK AYE. AT 25th ST.
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�W eaffcer
^ a ttfa rfc ffe ra t fi
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*a*l*Hr wind* eight I* I* mile*
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kVoi.. xi.ix
O ta h lU h e d
AN INOKPENPENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Vernon Dunn Charges
•Dodd Threatened Him
In i itatemcnt to The Sanford Herald this morning.
County Commissioner-elect Vernon C. Dunn said that ha
had been "threatened" by present Commissioner of District
4. H. ( . Ihaid.
" T h is m u fflin g at 8. B ( ’. Dodd railed m v house.** D unn
aaid. “ H e spoke to m y w ife and said that he understood th a t
_ . ... m
. . , ........
.
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1 hid been la hti dlitnet in te r
J iy and talked v> hi* men. If ha ing In medd’e tn my buainesa now
m#» hack In my district a;*in And then h* tun* to John KrliDr
I'm going to straighten something with information '*
out with him. II* doesn't take nf
x din| • Dana lie found
fice until January, but he't try countv r-'»d superintendent Walter
r
Negroes To Test
State Pupil Law
®
1*P
1*1
A <4tr##l
MIAMI «(U
Dk— A
direct ehal
In g e of Florida'* Pupil Aitignirtent b * loomed today a* the
Dad* County School Hoard mailed
Out letter* denying 11
Negro
thildrtn idmiltion to in ill white
•lementary ichool here.
Tlie board toted late XVednev
day not to permit the children to
attend Otchard Mila, an all white
•ItmenUry tebool located In an
Aarca ahara M itral Negro famt* l l f l live.
.Superintendent Joe Hall said a
public hearing will be held Sept.
U in allow paientt * chance to
proteit the board a decision
Board membert aaid they would
•splaln at that time on what
ground* they refuted to admit
)U . S. Judge Rules
For Integration;
Schools May Close
XORFOUC. Va ft ’l’ll— A fed*#
•1 judge today grantee! an injunc*
Don which ha* the eflect of pre
s e n t in g atate eourta from Inter
f e r in g with federal Integration or
der* for ecboola in Ihia aouttietn
port city.
Lawyer* aaid It appeared that
(tie temporary Injunction l»*ued
by Judge Waller E. Hoffman
could apply to any other Virginia
e i* ri where effort* are made in
atate court* to aideitep or nullify
federal integration ordrr*
The action wat expected to lead
g*a the doling of six tchool* here
by Gov. J. Limit*y Almond, even
though Norfolk City School Board
official* mav attempt to obtain a
Stay of Hoffman a original order
(hat I. Negro itudcnlt tw admit
ted to the ail tchoola in .juration
Norfolk’* M public tchoola have
been cloicd for two week* on a
Jocally-crderwl delay while state
•ml city attornry* baltbet in fed
eral court*.
Q , City attorney! here expected
^ Almond to do*# th* all ichool*
where integration hat been or
dered and to permit the other*
where integration il not involved
vo open Monday. Th# governor
g iv » a hint to that effect ear’ter
today.
The governor announced he h*i
cancelled plana tn attend a South
ern Governor* Conference
In
Ixtolvillle, K».. be<-*u«c of M rx^ginia'* integration criai*.
Almond "challenged" Preildent
f.itenhower and Ally. G*o. Wil
liam Rngera to "join with u»" tn
calling for an amendment to the
Cunilitution to bring about dea*gregatlon.
Lutherans To Get
New Church Here
Sanford wilt i n th* evlablDh
jnrnl Sunday of a new laithcran
Church. The flr»t aervlcr of the
Untied Lutheran Church will be
he'd at in a- m. In th* Sanford
Shrine Club.
The new ehvrrch t» aponiored by
tbe l ‘nlfe-1 laitheran Church irt
America. II t* directed by the
w Board of American Mlviiona and
tha Florida Synod. The mitiion
eenr«**Mon I* liaoctated with th#
National Lutheran Council and
the World Council of Church**
Hoard mDatonanty !• Erne*!'
Bsi.ick Jr., who hat been In Sanford ilnnc* July. T h . neve ehur^h
eitabliihrd if , , r aumeroui
req 'if it a from area retidentx and
rareful Itxidy of Lutheran need*
*
..,.
her*.
Sunday School will begin la
Several w»*k*. Chartering of th*
congregation will follow aeon. T h .
*
.........................
Initial
n m e a will
Include the
regular Sunday aervlcei, preach
ing and ipactal muaie by a youth
rhoir from St. John*. Orlando
Nurtarv
arrommodationa
a re
available
An tnformaJ coffee
hour will follow.
{•aator rlaara* and eatechiam
» (raining w-iU ho annuuncod.
1•
f
4
•
th*
Ym
the Negro
children. Each ca*e
would hr handled individually.
thev laid.
Thu niaiki the accord lime
Negro** hara tried to break al
leged racial harrier* in Dade
County. In an earlier cate, nyw
tiefurr a federal couit. -chtail
„((irtala claimed the Negro, did
not follow through all ptocn.urr*
outlined by the •late'* pupil at.
itgnment taw to gain *dmi»ilon.
N A ACP Attorney C> K Grave*,
a!vo an alloniey in the ftrit
f **.c’
T. 1
1f,
client.
will go through ill ttep* act
forth by th* law.
Then h» laid if they have to
go to court, there will be no
i|ue*tlon that It would be a "direct
attack" on the ditputrd law.
The board took lev* than five
minute* to adopt a rriulutlon
rejecting U children*' requett to
rnter the Orchard Villa School
There w*» no mention of race,
but newsmen learned afterward*
that all 14 were Nfgrucl.
Grave*, who taut he r*pretentrd only Uiree of the children,
ttrongly proteitcd the board'*
action He dcnieiideil to know irt
tpcciiir Urma what yardtlirk Hie
U>ard u*cd in denying ihe chlldren admittance.
Elonda'a pupil aitignmenl law.
ivc laid, «*> "juat about a* brotd
at a plan for Miration.”
News Briefs
Nominated Again
PRO VIDENCE. K I (C P U
ikov, Dennla J . RobaM* won tna
Democratic nomination for a
filth eonieeutiv# tarm ta a h i-J
lought primary conteit. unofficial
rrtums mowed today.
Marriages Banned
Yarboioitgh la rharg* at a e-ninly
PANAMA C IT Y tU P D - M icrew preparing to pave Dodd tied atudenta hat# been barred
Road y#ftrrday. Th# itretch of fr« rw attending regular «!*“ *• in
road In ao.tn Seminole Count)' Hay County school*.
connects Hrd Hug Itoait and High
way «<? Th# road run* directly
p**t pndd’a property. 11*.
Heavy aaidn.
eqnipTO R T L A U D E R D A L E (U P D —
ment from th# county atrrad) Polk# today anught the Idculllica
tiav readlrd the two-mile atnrtrh lion of a heavily tattooed man
for lime rock, Krtder laid unlay. lth«<r h . l ) a n found Wedn**d*y
Dunn called Kridcr, chairman near a Secluded Inver'* lane
A medical e vamlner »atd the
of tha Hoard of County Commit
iloner*. and reported th* un man, itvut 1U. had been *!a»hed
authnrirrd work, KrlrJer drove to in rhe jugular vein, choked, aid
the scene, anil orJerrd the paling •hot in the temple. An sutcpn
•topped K ridcr .aid this morning. ili'CUr-td that hr put up a hard
No appro*»l of the Hoard of Com* itrugglr before lining hit lif •mletlorrcrt had be’en atkrrl or tf probably on Sunday.
L*«l\rd Th# matter of paving the
road bad never been brought he
fore the board I immediately or
CH ARLESTON . W. Va ( I T I l
dere-d the work flopped. I have Atlardic Greyhound lane* went to
my doubt* if tliFre i« auffielrnl I ,-ourt today in an effort to btrak
money in the budget to pavr the , ; ho day old vtnkc of driver* at .1
road ’*
other employe* which ha» halted
Krtder added that h» had re lm* lervice in 10 vtale*. Includ ng
eelved It call* fr-om reitdent* pro Klorld*.
tcating the hardlopplng of l»o,ld •
, .
>f
. .
Road. "They had been prumiird (k C U e lS A l l l l ’C t l l l l j r
relief of llielr toad ntuation by
C A M A tiU EV lob* tU P li
Dvitd." aatd Kridcr. "Thi* It very S.rme JOO rebel* were reporbd to
aertou*
If each commltalontr day to have m arcVd fiani Ftdct
thou III take it Upon htmaetf to pave Caitru'* hideout in the eavlern
roaitv without authority , they could mountain* to It-mi-h rn ar'tl j..vdo anything they wanted to do 1emmenl .-•mpni.vt mt* del tn » .
Hutjj tiai gone over Die budget botage the Nov J election.
wl5j, Un,uthoriied evpenditure. He
may have to make up the •*
pen»e himielf "
T A L I^ H A S S E E
— A pn
Having of D-utd Road will rovt litiral officer may legally C o m
a minimum »f S.'j.tHKt, Knder mandeer a paning ear to ant n
raid ' Dodd Road never ha* hren Ihe pur»uit of a lawbreaker, tt
mentioned for paving at any lime ty, Gen, Richard Ervin ruled Wed
»inrr I have been on the com- nevilay.
mU*ion." he added. "Hit* will
lubatantlate former charge* that
road* in the county htve been
LONDON i U I 'I i - Mntrow radio
built for private purpn*e«."
Idnted today th* Soviet t ’num
Dunn (aid ihia morn.ng. after might return* It* nuclear te»0
rrporting the call, "1 am perfect
ly aware that I have no authority
until Januniy. Meanwhile a* a prlT A U .A IIA S S E E f U l'h - Gov
vatr ciliren I have a rignl to gu ta'Hny Collina again <ailed on
a)1>* h„ , | C|,„...e
\i.d at a law enforcement agrnciea through
priv»tP t nlicn I al*o am intereat- out tire rltru i belt to cra< k d iwn
rd In the building of unautivoriied on what he called "an Inaidiout
n»ad«. t entered Ihl* rac? *t*tn*t wave nf criminal tlufti nf out
tha advirr of my doctor If I m J ntruv.
to be threatened by Dodd tn the
poaaitoe injury to my heattn, the
iltuatlon ii deplorable.
NEW V o R K H U 'I i - The N*
As- irding to Mr* Dunn. Dodd'> ] ta»r.**l Foundation *i!t vei k its
threat to "itriighter- him iDunnl million tl'illai* In ua 19M March
out
e j» r»|>eatert bof .re th* of Ihnir* campaign, frevide.it
Commivtionrr hung up.
Rail) O Connor announ.rd t.elay.
identity Sought
Strike Kml Asked
It’s Lejral Now
turn
May Resume Tests
Quit That Thieving
Dimes Quota Set
Going To Series?
Tickets All Gone
NKW S«»Rh — ( I 'l 'D — If
you havro't already made ap
plication for ticket* to th*
Mot Id Strirt game* at Yankee
Stadium, (orgr il.
The tanker* annoumed Mednr«day night Ih rj **rr rru li
l* a n rp l mail ippliratlon*
foe hot amt revrrvrd teal*,
hut warned there waa only a
•mail amount of ticket* availaide.
During ihe pact two World
Serlr*. mail ordrr ticket* were
rthau'ted le«* than I t hour*
after the *ate opened.
Vice Consul Shot,
Seriously Wounded
Typhoon Kills 2-1
Local Briefs
Another F li : B( itnr* lm
tha marihant*' facelifting
trend.
Th*
Hollywood
Shop*
building ha* been renovated out•ide In the More it*elf, new
naint arwt w*ll|i«|‘*r make Uv#
interior fresh and inviting.
joltird
rartitiona ar* making tha for
mer court room at the Sanford
Polier Station into a dark room,
drunk.unetrr room and Indie*
reslwim. The Shorn I'alrol <•
•till left will, a genaroui-atiert offie*.
NISDCIA, t'yprua ( L T D - L’ S
V l.r <i r,iul .1 I* Wentv-irth ve»v
Fifty three rental inqUlrte* were
•hot and »erlou*ly wounded (•*tay made at the Jayiee Information
by two trrroriit gunmen at he (I.H.rh un French A**, the week of
ttixal .n to* gaidrn out»Me hi - 1Sent, n 13. Twenty tl.r** quetUun*
home
.ere of a general nature.
Went** >r » w*i etruck by thri e
bullet* *be guumen were he
“
, „
tie led o -n r neaped In a r r
A ''P 0'* (' “ m 'h'
H*
II, waa like 1 *.» t v Itr.tiUi Ml..
Er.lerallun ah..». that in the
tarv no*utcl Where hit c mdilion *»!*• )<'»r
Ju,lr :w- *•l^,
wai repu ' d *.'itout
menhandt** have e-.nlim.iwl tn
Wentworth, who It married end climb The automotive group lead*
ha* two children, rim* here two with plu* c.f, 7. t.ro-»rv »ture* ar«i
month* ago a* deputy to |! S •h'*# -hop* follow with plo* J'> I
C'on*ul General Taylor G llelcher * "l 14
Faubus Favors Fighting
TO K YO I U I ' I i - Typhoon Helen
rra'hrd Into Ihe teeming TokyoYokohama are* today, claiming
llie live* of 24 per ton* a* >1 pat*
rd nut into the I'aelllc Ocean
Tha lataat official catualty fig
ure* ihowecl 24 dead. U milling
and HM Injured.
Adams To Go?
W ASHINGTON l Ill'll
He(rtlbliran tuurrei taid tudav they ex
pect I'reiidential A u lt an*. Sharmin Xdama tn retlgn th >rtly on
the bail* of word from I’.ctnl.nt
Eltenhower putting it tquarely up
to Adam# whether hr ttay* or
Jtwi
McKibbin
To _ Head
•.
.
, ,
,
M e m b e rsh ip
t liffnrvl MrKtldiin, pi! lent o
the Seminole County- Chamber of
Commerce. ha> Iwen appointed
rurnifierihip chairman, i--«■*idervtelect Murk Cleveland fr, an
nounerd I lilt morning
Cleveland wilt tel*
a«
Chamber president (J''1 1 The
mrnilerahlp enllritat'i.n «i.i|ialgn
will la-gin Oct. I.V ac< cl eg to
MeKibhin.
"Ill* Chainte-r will a||rr.late
mendier* getting tJielr .!erk» in
early." he aaid. * Ihir- irvoire*
will l># tent out prior to net. j.”
Nose (’one Shown
•*’*** r» rt*' ' onf11f‘ '• *«
fight II nut In ihe rourti
Faubua refu»ed tu >ay whether
lh
0r . pr.vat* corpora
P
^
,,on M r,opfn U l " ' nMk ' H o,,d
Ugh arhool* a* private, (egregatwi
InMitutloni, i* hi* idra.
o-l
■i,,v. Rock
o . . l __c
.1________
The Little
private
School1
c
m tl , nJ dwidfd t0 m, kr
r
_____
‘h*
high aehoela a* private Inatitutloni until after an integration
election Sept. 27. The ail mem
bers of the corporation denied
Lhat Faubua hand anything to
He *am tie ta nut certain he
Would uie the guard to onforca
integration i' a majority votca for
it Sept. 27. ID antwered a direct
quritlon about that hy faying,
"No, not unlett t rboo** to."
School liupt. Virgil T . Blotaom
announced that tnrar televiaion
lL
'Th # purpoae of thia corpora •tatiooi will broadcait four huura
tion ii to get th* aehooli open of lesioni a day for Little
and by that I mean all the Rock* 2,t»u high achoul atudenta.
In Sanford
NO. 264
I'nltcd I’reww l.rn^fd Wlra
Dulles A sks Cease-Fire;
Sabres Down Five Planes
Secretary Places
Pari Of Blame On
Russia In Speech
I *nlied V-ttmn*. S. V
*1 I'D
— Secret*:* of Matr J >hn *'>»••*
Dullrt called * lay for i prompt
cea»e-firi* and " •niullalile c.mdi
tiont” to end th* 'Ightlli: i* for
nuni Strait
In a malm poliry toeerh lo the
t’nited N*tliv'< General \«*rmS
ly, Dulle* >atif tin. thoultl "elim
inate prove ati.m*," an.1 leave I «r
l.vtrr prareful •- lotion Hu- Nationalivt and Hrd t'hme»e t dm* amt
couiiterelniniv
He van) ('ommunltt Ctiineve ag
grrtdve move* toward the ljur
moy and Mat<u 1*1mil* t»»*e "a
gtave threat with onilrnm. Impll
cation*" which endanger world
order.
Ivvue It Simple
l>ullr» *.ild Ihe Quern* v l<*ue t«
'a atrnplr one a’ mrd romiued
"There are two Indltpulahlp amt
detivivr fac!*." he laid
the.r
U. S. Pilots Told
To 'Shoot To
TAirEI.FttniKteu D T I) — Natinnulint Snlrrc Jots shol
ilovvii fivu Soviol*built MICI-17 j e t n m l prohnlrly HnnutRed
iindtlicr in two *o|vuntc uir tmttlra near th« off-shore Quo*
ntny I.'la tit I*, the Natlnnnlist Air Force announced officially
toniffht.
ID
\NDItl V\S
Seminole Will Get
Full-Time Worker
For Seoul Program
"1 Ttie rhlnf** Communist tr
Fit Andrew* nf Orlando b»*
gimr ha* never dining it* nine iiecn ap|Hilntn 1 the fir»t fullyear* of rvivtuni* un relied ail t r u e Field Si•ut Executive to
IhnTity over Taiwan (F*»rwtn*ai,
tlie i'rngnu* 11'rtcadoin) nr thr •etve »h# fit. John* Di*triet of
the 1i-r.liat I loti.la Fnimeil of
nffahurr iiland*.
"2 The ( hincie Communist re tftr |i \ s« nt« of \m< t K*a, a<vnrd
gm.r I* n-'W attempting l« extend mj,' t-* (’ l> ( ’aldwrll, I’.mnnl
lls autho.ily to those .lira* by Ihr tif f u llw
Hi# nrw!)*-«'fr,tttJ
aira
ute of naked forre "
Ttie t micd State*. Dull** taid. | fu lniir* Seftlifnnr and thr vi e*t
hope* th.it ■ peaceful solution can half of Vallliia I’n'intir*. ft via*
fiirmrrly a pail »f th# l.akr nnd
be found,
St John# aa*rvict* iivrA, 'wrihirti ha*
Dulle* tvld the Cnlteil St it •*
dhl rot ignore the argument tint |Ifrn iffv n l fur th# pad ta yrnr*
tilt C.,liir*e ronllUt it ", ivi' wai" I I.din (iitdi'f id Mount l«oin.
\'df«v«* #ttrrufi*1 l ]#ntftim Color that the oflahorr island* »>r I
U*rr
iti Smith « #ndina ami Flori
phy ait ally elnt* to the ntln*e I
da Slot# l*nlfrt*«ty lh h# workmainland
"Hut we can *car,ely accept Ihe rd in Scoutins for nioif than ttn
view II.ut nit lot* ate entitled to f n t » , ho%l» r *#»*#d in *unun#i
ramp and iifUir ] position*
leiie territory by foice j i*t b.
Spvt r t« n!hi '!f , I a11aIlia**rv,
mi d
cau*e It it near at hand." It* «jid
Sf(r York t ity.
Danger to Pr«te
\ndr# %• l« roiltfandinir In untrr
' Hit fart it that when one re
ginie attempt* tij filter to tike ajifrty trnmlnif, tis*ini; I n n n^t
additional territory which hav long in *11Ui t«»r for man)' %rmr* in tlir
W itrr Saf#ty piugntn
laen UtHlrr the authority of an ll#Kl,|ii
other government, rrcctgttlird n Hr hn* Hi.iki'd rlnirly with thr
•4nt by a re*pertahlr jvirt of the Kira] K«-d i ru n pi thr *Amt firld
Hr ii n viirnitFfr of thr Hr Undo
wot Id community, that I* a u>e
of force whirl, endangers world J ayc#t • a»"d the K«*t *n londu
i " it*
Community, that it a u*c of force i iplutn
win I. e.i'langrn world - .tier "
\\ illmiii I >f* , Fatrullxr llftud
Dulle* laid tome of thr rr>put. m rm U r <d th# t'ontrul Floruia
•Utility directly on Ituxia by •ty t ounrll. Annuunrtd th# i pfHiint.
ing that llrd Chinese artillery m#nt at a c»uip«r»r plannini; %r-used tn bomhatd thr Qurtnoy lv •o»Q ut i 4»inp I n No t'tir Vf.xluw*
landv "w*s la t..!t that •upplle.l t«« t*i«!«umvd to ifnr JJiiHat tn)
hy tlie Soviet Union "
!h« districl chan
I*i MnUuuti
JUynian. at thr Ilunel t *....nlttar
inerting htld at Hi# Klfat l*F#fhjrtartan (Tiurrh In Sanford.
\n<lrvu* Hnl !ak*' up fr«n!riifo
in Sanford hrfnra Ort. I
Charges Are Filed
Against Driver Of
Car In Accident
Thrr*
fininf* of
nuM'ffltl&frir
H e r r f t t n l Hfruin•t W i . - teflon Ril ey
Smith thi* tftornlrur when thr
yminu N n y man u«x tutti»mf «iv**r
Champion ’ Thief
Nabbed By Police
l‘ XN XM X c m . I la.
. i n II
Ib.ll.r -w.d a b i-h *. Ic»"l -ent.ir
I*Iliy In td l.r.e I,-1.1) b..a*|« r,f
eing the world'* rhampum aut..
llul«ap thief
KrfiKh
unit Kirwt St.
XXben llr »*• arrndrd of
Smith i* in tlir rountv ;»il. Tn j lli v I - 'aid. li irar-.d.l I hea
lir«i nf toil;d »rt til
un rath
ter XX||Ham* wa- pry ins *
hol.iap Icon a park,.! tar.
r ittint An ifiiiiir rt ntll tw firUI
llr rraddv admltlrd tol.ij an
Nf *a1 l n y *t J| [t nr i n t h*p r m i n i )
•vprrl at I hr (earlier and
court
•*i.l hr had limed him-rlf at
Smittl # n
f r l m u r I frtiiii th r
OrljiBilii
A i t F»tfi r It ^ *• H - . - j*it 1 tl.rrr «rri.n.t* In removing a rap.
Hot thr youth roqiplaiorvl Dial
r i ili t r th i « H r r k , lit* wife i*
11., rr were *o inany lira, outer*
still & (kAtlrld 4l Srrtwtiole M r
m o i tmI l l u i t i t u l , fdtMHirnr h ij u t ir * in I lie- hu«mra* that lh»* (Hire for
t ’oleti hubcap* bad "dfopp.d to
«UktAin#d in thi amdrrdtiothlng'," llivr*tlgatoi* *ald.
’thr Imv waa i|U.drvt a* *aylug hr (id lrilrd about X.IMIII
biihrap* la-l yrar and that
hi* record for nttr nlghl wa*
147.
to tOial fHilltr
.Smith « » • thr i l m e r »»f «
m
%a■I v ruI in * n r r r k
nFich
t h r r r H i U ri I m r r « i d r n t A Srjtt, ^ m\
Group To Convene
Here Nov. 14-16
D E TR O IT tU I’ ll
X Jupiter
miivll* not# cone that «*• re
mvered from the Atlinlic Ocean
after being fired I.V*/ nttira » n
I hr W . i t r f r
r H ih tf am i Tr»«*i
»choo!«. Negro and white.' tad placed on public d*a; '■ r for tfie Sncli ty In
n i l hold a e t u h f i
at the lion In Sanford Nnv. Ii 10 nrriiid
J '' Mdchell, a member uf the fit* I lime XVrdnrtdiy
Amarl.-an Rockrt SoCitlv nectlng. Irtf to t it y Munaprr VVafTrn f.
‘ °***“* ! * ' . . .
. , .
j auhu< aaid In a lelrvi>i»n in
Knovilri Th# irotip, known na
ta-rvlew and in a talk with r*'
t io n a ll y a t J# h ov ah • U l l n r * » a
porters that he will catl out thr
BON. Germany lL T I<
T h ' will *I ud v Ititd# Initnirtion and
National Guard to protect llfr Ru.vlaiil complained '«■ •» thr aid lo mrrobrr#
it racial
racial conflict xVrat German! want t*»* much
Matlmurn nutnhrr rtprctrd i%
,r ''* property, d
c*>mr*
. »«»•
»|u*Mei» *ought f..i * nr w I.J j U Loral rrprracntatit# l> fl
"Hut I am not g dng u. lend Soviet emhaiiy in nearby C.fogn# N .Stafford.
tro-vp* lo the high *chool to help 1
•aid,
enforce in te g ra l.-V hr
up to the
'and that'* that. That * of
f.wlrral eouita and Uir federal
School Closing In Court
L IT T L E ROCK. Ark. (U l'll —
Gov. Orval E. Faubul (aid today
that the only way to krep tbe
Uttle Rock tchool criiia fiom
D riv e
and Sa v a
*
THURSDAY. SKPTKSIHKR 18. 1958
SANFORD. FLORIDA
1908
Shop
Rent Too Hijfh
We re Unhappy, Too
Wa’ra aorrr. \Ye‘ra aa unhuppy an you are. Hut, we
juat couldn't gvt your paper In you any Curlier lottuy,
A Rcnr liroke. It wan Impimailile tn get thr pfr*w
started until tha gr.tr wan repaired. The repair job took
about four houm. Mechanical gadget* are wonderful,
hut they do fail on occasion. We hope you understand
nnd accept our apolngir*.
It wan ttic fir>t Farm osii Strait air k it t le since Sejit. 8,
when the NalionalUti clairnml | »hip* were attacked or hit in tothey *hot down • record number day‘« engagement, which began
of *even M IG -IT*.
while Ihe convoy wat trq mile*
Tlie llffetue Mmi*try »*!J Com off the hrtdrgrd ialandi.
Two patrol ft aft armed with
munitl artillery *hrltr<t two Na
tional!*! putri-1 cia(t. Hut it add- (hire • inch gun* and lighter m inl that a aupply convoy muter pro tllro-gun* were tiruughl under fir*
tection of IT.24. Navy and Nation- and onr waa F‘t. Another Nationnil at fv.i re*
fought
It* way allit vei*'t tm>k It In l» w
It v ti th
events ronxoy tn
through the Inten-e birragc a .d
Untied aupplir* oq Qurir y I*- tty la crack the rut ’nuckac'o
•Ibi# Sep! 7 ar.u maikc.l the f iiil
land.
X 1' S. miltlai) vpokeaman ill* time the Hrd* h-vc hit eacort veiclued lhat American Jet flghteri vela.
Rear Adm IJu lloh - tu. apokeaHying rover over the cuttvoy* and
protecting Nutionallat plane* ilrujt- man fur the Defenac Miniatry, de*
ping viippUe* >n t.lllle Quemov nfrd report* that American* op
* ..mallat garil*on on QueJuvr tieen mile red tn "iihHit to
moy
wa* auffering 'tow fmm a
kill" if t ommuni«l piano attack.
fund •huttagp Othrr aourca* Sail
The l tuird State* backed up
tin* Warning hy •ending KU'I Mar their were final atore* of two t»
three month* on Quemoy.
Ftghtrr* on pitiol over Ihe Tu r
in *a Strait lor tlie lir>t time todav The betltr than l.oOtl • mile
per hour plane* ate Ihe world*
fa*teit.
Tliui far. Ihe t*vm»munitt» have
refrained from tending their MIG
17 it* Into attack* again*! con
voy* r*rvirtrd tty American war
planet.
t ommunlvt aitillrry aUo hn* reftainr l from attacking U. S mnvov vcnel* and no Amciica't warD E TR O IT 1u r n — Tha United
Auto Worker*, having gained a
"nun inflationary" rmdrart from
Ford Motor Go., pieparrd today
In turn It* famed "whtpww" on
General Motor* and Chryiler.
F"M and the UAXV agreed (•
a three year contract XVedneaday
abi ut *1* hour* after Font work*
Dry wi-atltrr arid a tndi of •mall rr* at g.1 plant* and part* depot*
|fire* today brought an appeal for throughout the nation walked off
their F>b* when thr negotiators
more rate around woodland4.
County Ranger liohett I.. Gray were unable In agree before an
laid tlie Florida Foir»t Service II am., e d t , itrtkr deadline.
reported PI wild fire* to date in
Thr lettlemenl, expected to *et
l'.'TiH. coinparril tu only SU for a pattern for (tOU.OOO auto lndui*
alt i t IPS". Total acreage burned try wutkrra, gave Ihe union pay
by the.* file* wa* l.'Jiij, compar- hike* totaling 24 ccnli in hour,
■ii to l.l'H acre- for all of lu*t im p.oird unrmphiymrrd benefit!,
t.rnvioll* and job *ecurity — th*
tear.
(,ray mill III# > ui >••[ Sit vice III uttar * UAXV (ii evident Walter I*.
'.a wottii-d bevouie of the Idg in- Reitthri called "prciiing human
Cleave" He |H)intvd out that thr need* "
Uhry»ler Neat
"fire *ea«on" Cover* the next
Thr average Ford auto worker"!
three month*. In the fit at IS day*
of thi* month. Ihe Eore*t Service wag* now will he more than 12 40
reported (our file* which burned an hour, with night *hift worker!
two acre*.
compared to three getting a to per cent differential
invtead « f A per cent.
(ire* ta*t month.
tmmrdtately after reaching tha
1 he late*t fire reported wa* ahmg a 1admail, on* mile north nf agrrement at 4.01 p m . Reuther
Sanlando Spring-, which hurtled announced he would "get a eon*
one and one-lta'f acre* of uimn|. (do of hour* *lr«-p amt then ahow
land, t.iwy raid I t '- to the fa*t up at the bargaining table of *it«
action of Hanger Itoh 1 *ver#tt, "ther company," probably Chrya*
who »*1 ingul*hed tha blare w ith ter
Evert white Eeutlirr wai getting
the punet wagon, the fire wa*
OtitleI cout I nlhefll. e It t'OUUt do t»K. hi* deep, however, (op union of*
Detail weir aerklng In get Ford
much lla.it age.
"VXMh 1lie fire arw.oii appmarli- worker* ha. k un the job a* foot!
j* ponlhte.
log, it 11 ittipot'jot that mute caie
Iteuthrr *ald he expected m oil
be ever* l*ei|," Gray *a«t. "Any
of the worker* to return today but
latwlowner debiting ftre pmtre"•■•me have local problem* whi'h
tioti ai.u.t.d h.* tliiriie or I'd "lioutd
tpuit he *.dved twforc the work
,oi,oii I u -. at the 1 , 'itd* I ote*t
er* return.'*
Service !.• adquarter* In Iwtngwood
Ford Strike Ends,
Attention Turned
To GM, Chrysler
Fires Increasing,
Ranger Asks Care
I
Meulinjr Slated
Farm Bureau Hears
Forestry Official
XI.• l-nttalne Graham, event
live vei rclarv of the Seminole
Ttie Seminote County Farm
t lomiy lufieiculoviv X»v t.iiton. bureau, at it* fir at fall tneeting,
will meet with Negro member* of Tiirntay nlghl heard an official
the county aivorlalinn Friday of Ihe Farm F'oreal Service apeak.
|tdght at a in Ihe Elk* Annex, SOU
I'harle* Law*on. tltreau pceti11a»t 7th SI
derd, lot r d need the *peaker and
'It*, 'duty June*, tontull*III in preiiderl over the bualnei* meetlutier.ulo*t* control, will ihnw a ling Member* and their families
movie J X Fnvtrr I* chairman took part in a rovrrr*t dl*h tuppef
•if Ihe group
m eonj't'etb'w with the meeting.
New State Taxes Appear Inevitable
Th r govrrnnr laid Ihe budget
TALt-AIIASSK E i l 'I 'l ) New
•tale taxr* fur 19X9 appealed ('umml**lnn will make further
inevitable tuday fullowii.g an an- dra*t!e rutbai k* In opeiatiuual
I.
uunrrmenl t:.*l anolhn ?l ml!
and building fund* tu avulil a
bon tb.Har* mu.l I*
*tn*hrd
fimn pr«po-ed •(tending lo kvrp deficit,
Thu 1at un rut back wa* .Hi
the guv rrnp.r ol (rum goto 4 in
the n d
elotrd at a »pr. 1/ new* cunGuv
Lelluy t nllm* •niMiuru-.il fririn-r at v hirh Collin* laid a
til* new cutback XX«lnr«Jay jfle i
an cmergelwy two-hour *r*»li-n. new financial survey ihowgd that
of the atate budget Commlaaion income will fill 8.1 million dollar*
Follim rrfu in i to *|ierutalr on short of record spending authothe pt.iilbilit) of new ta u t but riir.l by th# la>t
Legnlaturr.
vaid he will »*in another mrrilng Hr aaid a A! million dollar cut
wilt Dgiilativ* Taxation and ap- untried in Mate (pending >0 day*
prupiiatinr-i Com nlttre* (or the
II. VJ anaion to aolve the problem. ago will nut be auffirlenl.
Co Him taid tbe free spending
ID flatly ruled out a ipecial
{Ilialure wa* at Wx«t Id million
bgiiative fetaluh tn make up
ldollar* 'o ff Li* # ' u Mtimaung
th« ahoiiag!.
what It* new tax program woul
pioduce beuautr the itate woljl
have been that much abort <
mrrting *1 pioprutt.mi cvrn will
mu a nationwide hutinets t!um
and 1st: winter's freeiea.
The governor **ld the dit
financial *ituatiun h*> not change
in* opixiiitlon tu adding a sale
lax on groceries and medlcltu
Nor will he atk th* l-*|l*1atui
to provide for a atate Income U I
Hr uld there may be need fa
10:11* trviaioo In the tales U > I
provide more money. Bui tha oni
one he could pinpoint it th
exemption on bear bought (c
Iki in* consumption, which Coat|
•roller Ray Graen laid ha* aot
th# Hale a lot at m in u s throug
•vaiioai.
�•»
■Than. Sapt. tl, 193R
ITfr #an?er5 VrraTB
Theme O f Fashion
Show Announced
The Ihrrnr of the faihion ihow
and tea jportioird by the Sr mlDole County Council of Home
Demonstration Club* will he -O rtoher in Fart* ."
Street drttica. iporti clothe*
and evtnlng wear from the Holly
wood Shop will be shown
Mr). Lulu Bailey will play
throughout the program, and Mr).
Fina Harriton will ting. Mr). fliU
Baurr will do thr narallng In her
uiuat vivariou* manner.
Adult model) will be Mri. Wil
liam Kllnrfrlter, Mra Fred Can-
a*. M u . P.
r
T »H » r. M n
PTA County Council Holds Meet;
Judge Speaks, Plans Formulated
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Thr Semiotic County Council of David McCoy; membership. Mra
me i‘TA held the fint mealing o fJo h n Hughey; budget and finance,
thr year Wcdneadey morning at
SoutHitdr School with M n. Ira
Southward, president, preiiding
Mra William Hlgilnhotham In
troduced the apeakrr. Judge Wil•nn Aloander, who apokr on Sr.ninnle County’* juvenile problem*.
Hr a»ked that every PTA In the
county appoint a Juvenile prog am
chairman l» work w ith him. Judat
Wilaen ha* recently vl»I|ed th#
Marianna School for boy* and he
rtptairrd the program there, l i v
need a *erj toll natural Permanent l»
flatter and aeb*pre vnne natnral et-*rnv
ing lhat condition* are good He
commended the Seminole CcuMy
T ry the n*w Ite l* -‘ “ Heavml*-*
iheri.'f'a department for the ’ rip
■>innln Wave
t l C (\
Thru Rapt
Thr Sanford Story U ig u r w|!| they have given him. An h for
ONT>
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Ilrutherh'xul meeting nf the men mrrt al thr Episcopal Parlih mative qnotion and anawer period
( o p v
The RIIECK K M IL ’IIIN G W A V E
|
followed.
llouir
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p.
m
»f the Fir*t Baptiil Chuich at *
Hi j. IIJ.00
TU E S D A Y
>|ra L. L. I’ar»*r prrtcnted the
p. m
The Hrnry Shelton hanfoid M* propoied budget for the County
t’rvaader choir nf the Hr** B»pCouncil for the year.
tilt Church firaetlre* at fi 3<» p. morial Ubrary end Mu*eum ro*Mr
Ira Southward wai elecleil
ilially welcome* visitor* fr ,ro 0 ».
rn.
m. until noon M r) J. It Ray la Seminole County delegate tn the
R e rm ilo n for fnlerinrdialr* of prrtert librarian.
d iiilirt Mile P T \ meeting In
the H r i l Haptitt Church at 7 p. m
SatatoU November l l '.’tj. Alterlate rlrlesate I* M ri J. C. Mil*
ItE D N T S D A T
fhell.
I raining Union (upper and plann
Mr Milwe* thankrd the m»ming merlin* al the Hr*t B*ptl*t
bei* nf Ihe P TA for their help
Church at it p m.
on the school bond taiue and gavr
H ALLAN D ALE f U T I i - T o live
Prayer meeting at the Flrvt
a reiume of th* condition of
to he 4 hundrad, girl*, **va a school* throughout the county.
RaptUt Chur.h It 7:90 p pj.
Sunday School Cabinet marling aimpie life. To attract a man,
A F T A irhool of InMruetton will
at the Flr*t llipti*t Church at I 19 beware o' >);< dretit*
be held Wedn»*<Jay, Kco'ember It
Th*t'* the advice from Mr*. at the F irtl Baptltt Church. Mn.
1 1ll k S IM T
Sarah Ann Jartuon. who celebr*- M J. Edward*. Tttusvtlie, prealThe Steering Committee of the ltd her tvc’ lh birtHday herr Tu «»- •lent <f District VHt. FC F T. wilt]
preeide There will be etveral
Untied Lutheran Churrh Mieelon day
iprakeri. Regletratinn beylnt *t%
will meet at th* paetor’i home at
She crrjitrd her longevity' to 111 Lunrh will b* served, end'
T p, m. Buaine** will renter around
living "the ilmpl* life — plenty of the merlin# wilt adjourn at 2 :11), |
Th* <Twwnr
th* fortheomlng first aerviee.
PTA county chairman for the
Thai
good food, hard work during tht
year ar* a* follnwe: juvenile prnd*y and red at night"
Walk* On
lection, Mr*. William HlgginboOn nek drriaea, the adviied
Air
child, Mi*.
Mr*. Darlene Ty# and lira. her junior*. ” ufve* cm up. A ih**"
George Pliterd; hletnrian. Mr*.
Daphne Canal! gave a foffe*
woman* dret* thould be femi
Tuesday morning at Mis. CanG R EEN 1 T.F F F H M AGIC
tU'a home on Kaialia Drive for nine.”
This remarkshle Niw llnoinr, fnrmrrly priced much, math
Mr* Jackaon, who live* with a
Unu.ual U the word. If In a
the outgoing and Incoming officera
higher. I* hided by 90 year* of engineering eeperleneg ie
and directora of the Jaycte Wives* daughter, w*» born In She/lleld, dilemma Concerning leftover tool,,
glee yon mure eitlu.lt* fcatorew then any other mak*.
rd beef, try thla handy Idea. Rc*
Club.
Krriar.il. In ISAS, tnuved to New
mov# tupa and **ad* from green
Now. mar* thaa aver. IIO O V ER IS T H E B EST B U Y IN
Guest* attending the party ware; York In 1117 to marry a floriat.
pep pc r < and lim m tr pepper* 9
CLEAN ERS
Mr*. Ueaufi* Raborn. Mr*. Lou
minute* In tattled water. Combine
the late Thoma* H. Jackaon
McDonald, Mr*. Jan* Keeling.
Thla Offer Will Ksplre Oct. 1st
She hat lived In Hallandale 2N Cup* finely chopped rooked
M r. Bitty McKee. Mr*. Lillian
heef, !■> cups miehed potatoee,
ONLY A FE W (.E F T
Tra m s, Mr*, flillia llurkr. M n . liner 1M7.
l/:i cup chopped stuffed olivet,
Mary Ann Wilber. Mr*. Dane
Going In church la her ‘ favorite t/4 cup rhopped onion and (all
lU rri* . and Mr*. Audrey Speer.
re.-reatlon."
and pepper. Ftll perperv with
During the meeting a aurprit*
“ It’a a habit that keepa you misture, place tn baking dull.
gift wa* presented to Mr*. Dar calm and content," ihe raplaincd. Pour v, cup hot watar in diih
lene Tye. outgoing preildeut, by "Too many people let their nerve* and bake in a ’moderate oven
i-19U degree* F .) for 30 minul**.
the outgoing board nf ditertorl. carry them away."
iaui .S[#fni.»f, Mr. Kr»ntl»* ll*n.
S-M.inulc tlrLe.t'a
NV. <5
wUI meet for Ihe firit regular
meeting of the fall at lOUF Hall
at I p. m. Noble Grand Elltco
Rector will predd#
drlaon, and Mri. David Ri.thtvhild.
Modeling clothe t for [he t#<n*
will be Cathy Griffis and Carol
Grenier. Cine Wheatland
mo
mb-ieen outfit).
Thr ftret meeting of the ) t u
The im ill fry are r»prct*nt*<J
by Eli* Boutwtll, Suite Southward. of thr Enterprise P. T . A. will he
France*
Chapman.
and
Jerl held at J.lb p m In the ichool
tlbrary.
Wheatland.
Mr» John 1(111. another popu
The Halloween Carnival Commitlar Navy wifr. will coordinate the trr of Wi ion School in Faeli will
modal*. She and Mra. C. F f o n meet at 7 SO p m. at the tchnol
aard will alio model.
All membei* <if the committee
and their Intfrcalrd in helping
are urged in attend
HONDO
del
will
For Aittumn'H New I/>ok . . .
Church Calendar
THURKDAY
Th* Men’* Club of the V’irvl
Methodlil (hutch wt'l to ri for
•upprr *1 T p. m. in MeKInlry
Hall.
Th* Mid-Week Hlblo huur of the
Firtl Frnbylcrlan Church will he
conducted hy the patlor, Bev. A.
C . Mrlnmi, at 7:90 F. M.
Th* Chancel Choir of the Fir it
Freihytertan Church will me*t for
rehear**! at 7:90 I*. M.
Th* L»dtr» Aid of the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer will h*vt
th* regular monthly meeting it
7:90 p- m. at tho church.
There will be • meeting of the
W 8. C. I. of the Grace Metbodint (.hutch at • p. m. at the
home of M n Chertea dammar,
IM PinecrtM D rive.
Th r adult choir nf the hnecicit
Baptltt Churrh will meet for prac
tire at 7:90 p. m.
.MISS DKLORIS W IL IIK U IIN A JONKS
Local Engagement
Announced Today
SATURDAY
Mutie Cornell of tht Ftntrrait
Haptitt Church wilt meet at the
churrh at R p. m.
Ihe CA'* ef the Pinecttil Baptut Church will matt at the
church at 1 p. m.
Youth choir of th* Finecrctt
riwptiei Church will practie* at
The engagement and approach-■Railroad. Mr. I’irker.t It a metn- 9:3U p. m.
Ing marriage of Ulta Delorte W il-' bar of the T in t Methodist Church,
Youth fillewahip meet* at • )0
hclmlna Jonea, daughter of M r.
Complete plan* for the OctnWr
and Mr*. W. L. Jonc*. to Jotrph wedding will he announced later. p m. at the Flnecretl Baptltt
Church.
Edward Pickeni, icq of Mr*, h. M.
Ficktna and the late Mr. Flcken*.
SUNDAY
4* announced today.
Training Union Kaecutivc meet
Tfae bride-elect wai born in
tng at the Flr*t Baptiat Church al
Sanford and attended local *cbod*
I 90 p. m.
graduating with tha data of <99R
MONDAY
She m a member of the Fuat U*nlilt Church and i* prrifntly cmTh* Jnv Ruth flaa* of th* Firtt
ployed by Mark N. Cleveland. Jr.
Baptiil Churrh will m«et *f a p.
Mr. Fleken* wa* horn In San
tailed Fr*»e International
m. at th* horn* of Mrs. Doe R*n
Jurd and alw allended In a l
NEW YORK — < U r i) -B e a u ty, nett, !«lc Sanford Avenue. Elec
achy)!*, graduating with thr cl«<* brain*, and buntert burner* mak* tion of officer*.
of 1*93. lie la currently employ * f-irntda for cartct and hueYouth fellow»hlp meei* at I 9n
ed with th* Atlantic Co**t Line band hunting, aayt a tclcntlit.
p m In the l*lm -rrr»l Baptiit
Dr. Clarrnr* E. Litton, reChurch.
tcarcl, lictipro idenl of the Na
5und*y School preparttiui In
tional Carbon Co., a division nf
. Tha Chriatlan Women’* Fe’i.m the Mlllon-dollar Union ( arbiilr tho Finecrctt RaptUt Church audl
•hrp of lb* Firtt Chri*tl»n Church and Carbon Corp., tay* lompanlca torium at 7 30 p. rn.
held th* Sspt*nih»r tneet'n ; Monmuat ircruil ...... yg acUnlUU on
IWgiitratlnn f*tr the ( rlciUat
day evening
two * ;r level* Th*y mu»t head
It wa* announced that M u . gtxtlr tibiKil children Into turner Choir (t and 9 year ay rtf Ihe Fint
Ii*pHM Church from W;Sf)to It : 15
Ferry Slant will atlrnd Iho Pres and attract young women.
a m ; Cherub L 'M lr (•, 7, and I
ident* Con ft rent* at Silver Spring*
Cnmpiple* need tdenlltli who>•■**I from 4 >o in s 11 p m
Ssptcmbrr 17 and 73
llicr married nr iir.tniirlcd, with
Mr*. F.unlts gave t’i* m jiarn or wtth.Kit children Satariu a ir
A*.o,Ttlu<n*l Sunday S c h o o l
antitied "Whete Duet T.it Money go«'d, and plenty of bachelor* arc merlin* of the F ir » t llaplial
G a l" Tl.s worthlp pivgram v-si nvallaMe, he said.
L'hurth in DcLand at the LSet-on
given hy Mr*. Martha Young The
firm* rngageil in ir.duitrtal rc- Church at l p. m.
program concluded hy the tinging *c»cch ran u*e a)?out 9 non more
TU ES D A Y
of severs! *ong» and prayer i.y women in Important jobv. They
Th r llnity Society mitt* at *
Mr*. Young.
Incliulc po*lti»ni
at rhcmi’ l*.
hioloinli
Al- p. m. In ihe for Win* VVodrisff
Mr*. V. L. Grantham and Mr*. phydritte, and
Joitjihln*
Helen Piet ton wt rc (m itru ri dm th'>Ufh women rn.ik- up a third Building. Th<* H rv.
l»g the social hour, serving aanu- of Ihs natlon’l working force, only Stuck!* i) ro n d u c i'rr a vtuly
about one In Jo eclenllflc worker* rourr* in Chritlan healing Every,
wtchcr. cake and punch.
on* fa wvlcomr
I* a woman.
There alao ia a call for labora
Sundav School prrparatien In
tory i-tiitanl* who want tu work tho auditorium of the finer real
Hapllit Church at 7,30 p m.
Unit 91 of State and National •ummcit during college.
Haitdrciicr*
A ■*• elation
teij
their monthly meeting at Klla'*
Q o h M Jl
HARRIETT’S
Sack Dresses Will
Not Attract Men
you can fft*t the
sensational new
HOOVER
Constellation
Coffee Fetes Heads
FOR ONLY
Fellowship Meets
Halrdreusers Meet
Dcauty Sh"j> In DeBary.
Betty Cla*», prciidcnt, gave
highlight* » f the hute Shuar In
Miami, Including new law liclng
Introduced In stale and national
1c|l)UHire».
A (uhlen ahnw w||] be held
»a» clinic In Febiutrg in ohtrrv
■dcu of National Beauty Salot
Week
New c immlttccr were appointed
for various dullc*. Picture* ef the
froup wars Uksn.
Rrfrrihnicnt* were icrvtd (<> the
11 member* prc*cnt,
GOOD
Ud.v k«)k. Wilh nn irmiatnlrlc (sack treatment; Rmtndlal) belt buttons «n to the unstitched piculs to make the
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A real little prince.**—.In thi* filled-then-riared cunt,
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chsrnrt nn wnnlc clafll. t ’i* the
ehtrry iuic* to halt* th* ham durU g rocking*
Giv* chlr’ksrt pi* a fancy ptalit
*rvnt by jirri'ln g drained, diced
ptmirnto* iMo tolltd, uncooked
dough.
jrortd and planted fiillnrai at each side, front and back.
Truly precious for little Mia* Precocious. BLUE only in
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Harald Staff Writer
mult he provided.
you this, hut If you r uni y ,ur
There • a reaton for Ihr rl*e
llo.pital*
are
ju-l
like
every
f«>"d. rent, ulillll**, laundry ii ;(j
In hoi pi tnI bills. P vt diicntrrrd
other
community
irrrice.
If
you
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maid lervlce. It would b* chnp«
In fart Ihera art a number of
want the ron*fnl»nr#, car# and 1for yml l<* live In the hoiplta’ #
reaaoni. *et form by Ray F.
Brown, euparinlendent of Chiratn
Cllnlei Brown Male* hi* rale in
’•Hoipltali", journal of fhe Ameri
can Hoipital Association
Tha community’i hospital blit ii
affected
by
rapid
population
growth and ihr , hinging ChiracterUllci of the population The
number of drperdenl* covered und rr ptrpaymint family crrllfl.
versions
ratal D increaiing by I I per cenl,
according In Brown, white the
“The ( himirurl, «ilh Empire
frtllng*. will carry faahlon —
number nf eetlificaiei It Inrieitably roiflrd women through
| ing hr only N1 per ,ent. Thii
thr winter eorlal *ra«nn"
i* ranted by larger famille- with
email rhitdien. a* compared lo
Ih* more tlowly growing popula
FOR D A Y T I M E . . . .
tion la age gio* p IS 44 yeara.
wear th* (’himirurl in young anti practical with IhU
To pul the thing In almple ling
wiwpy hang, soft rounded ftillne**.
ual*, to I can undrntand it my.
aelf. more hahiei are being bora
FOR. EV EN IN U____
in hotpllall (uiually roverrd hy
the Empire emcrfM from ihr Im-ic wllltmielle with ih* ^
prepayment plant), lormaved lif*
expectancy cauic* more older
rhaale band ribboned nr jeweled of Empress
people In u*e hn'pilati; there arc
.Irvaephlnea’s day.
many more accident*, and now
ih* working woman can't at aw
MRS. MINNIE HESS EARNER . . . .
home In lake rare nf a tick huthaa
returned from the Slate Ueauty font rut inn in
haiid or rhlidttn. Another factor
Miami Beach. While there she receitrd instnirtiona
Ii small hidtpomi in Hi# modern
horn*. Thar# juvl iln't room for
from Nationally Known Artists in Hn'-r ( tilling Siyling
ptoper care In many cue*.
and newest Permanenl Waving Tert hii|iie*.
L’pvhol of the re*von. ir r n u to 1
hr the inevitable ronclutton •—
whenever a lot of people u*e
•omlhing, the price go** up. I l’i
not like buying grorerlei and ha*,
ing volum* puih the price dawn.
FA 2-391
HIM E . 2nd S i.
More worker* h»v# In he employ.
Necessary;
Satisfying
It U often »al(Tby older people that the modern teen*
eger does not like to wortr, «>r that, If given a tausk. he makes
only a half-hearted effort.
Thla may be true In some cases, perhaps even In a very
large number of cases: but la this trail |tcculiur to thn
modem young person? is today's teenager any different in
thla respect than the teenager of other years?
Work is a habit that must be learned. Young people
have not yet grown to the full maturity of responsibility.
They hardly enn I* expected to work with the same degree
of earnestness and dejiendabilfty as an adult. Hut, with
proper incentive, the teenager can learn both the necessity
and satisfaction of honest effort.
Work is defined as the exertion of stlength or facul
ties to accomplish something. It can he physical or mental,
or both. Usually it Is associated with doing something that
has to be done, in contrast to doing what one would prefer
to do. Labor, toll and drudgery are synonyms that come to
mind when work is mentioned. Work can I* drudgery, of
course; but it need not he.
The most successful people have been those who have
found Joy and satisfaction In their work. It is the person
who laeka the proper training or who attempts something
beyond his espscity who finds drudgery in work.
A mistake can b« made by parents seeking to teach a
boy the value of work, If In their efforts they demand tlto
impossible or make the load too heavy for young shoulders
to carry. They can make even a more serious mistake if they
*s*um» all responsibility themselves In order to spare the
child any effort on his part. The abused child and the pttmpered child, alike, are unhappy victim* of unthinking parants.
The little child, intrigued by parental example, likes
nothing better than to try to do what its parents do. When
the child grows older and responsibility has been sddrd,
there la less enthusiasm.
The person who has b armd the hnhit of work had a
greater chance for success and happiness. The Idrn that you
can get aomtthing for nothing Is an illusion.
Keep ‘Em Separated
The Meyfelr Country Club will hold two golf tourna
ment* Sunday. On the front nine will lie members of the
Mayfair Men's (iolf Association. On the hack nine, «t tin*
same time, will be members of the Sanford Women's Golf
Association.
Tbare Is a strong jiosslhllity that much turf will he dis
turbed. There always are a few "duffers" In the crowd. And
occasioniliy, a good player will miss the Imll.
If men and women golfers must play at (he same time
on the >ame gulf course, it is wise to separate them. Kvcn
ao, there could he considerable danger along Fairways 1 and
18 and 2 and 17.
Be careful, men, sometimes a hook or slice can travel
a couple of fairways. If hit, you can’t blame the lady. You
ltrew she was playing "it the hack nine.
g h u n ia vd
is seasonjt style
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Letters To
The Editor
Editor.
With ill the Itik and lalter* t*
girding our Natal Air Station
plane*, thla ia an npen letter to
our bite comminelcr.
J believe t ipeak for many W>
live real near the b ile and a*
Iheie brave, wonderful cicw* pat*
through the air, ptrhapi If you
are no longer young and not well,
the nolle doet bother you V*«.
but wrhen you think of the atuuthearted, ccuregeoui, frarirx* hoy*
(hit are running them, y»u bat
ten lo lake their aafety to mr
Creator in prayer. Then- buy*
muit practice regardin' of w*
who want nur red. E r l'! try to
reallle thl* and remember their
pilot* and their crewi amt pi ay
for Ihclr aafety.
A t to tho.e pilot*. C<d Uli
ON DISPLAY TOMORROW, B U IC K ’59
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S'kIS S. Sanlnrd Ave.
Citrus Will Find Market In Europe
V
riu» Citrui
Commiulon. avid
Tue.day that hit lour of Wrtlern
Europe revealed only France In
he In poor [million In buy Florida
ritrui. lie
hlamrd
that
on
Frinre'a ifrent poliliral crisis and
North African trouble!.
Hut Wetlcrn (irrmat.y, ha laid,
ihould prove a favorable market,
M A T PORT
The air- ai ihould Aultrla, Saltierlanri,
rrsft cantor USS Frsnklln D. and Belgium.
Rooievelt hfided for » training
crutie In Caribbean water* late
Monday.
V IE N N A — 4UI'I I — Comtlttl- |
The bug* earner returned In nut Crrrhstovakla hut p-oia-ir-l
her home port her* tu t Tburiday lo the Urn!*! Slate* again*! the
iftrr three monlht In drtdovk for American* into) tad in Illegally
I general overhaul. The length ol croiilng C rech border*, . Radio
Prague -aid today.
Sir crult* It Indefinite,
LA K E L A N D lU P Il - Market
Inf condition! in Europe for Flo
rid* eitm i are expected t<> be
favorable In the coming tenon
Frank P Am. advertliing snd
m*rchandi*lng director of the Flo-
Carrier Departs
(Urn —
Commies Protest
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way around thia Buick, you’ll know still more how right
all this is. From anywhere you look, here is a ciawie
modem concept that is Buick speaking a new language of
today. A* language of fine car* priced within the reach of
almrot anyone. A language of quality and comfort and
quiet pride of ownership. And when you seo your quality
Buick dealer nml get behind the wheel, the car will sjieak to
you in a language of per/ormmtcc mt Ufart Ian* w;t hout equal.
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More it is . , . and nnw you know! Know why wa h»vt
failed this T H E CAR. Know that a new jicnerution at
urwit Buickn in truly now here. From just this one view you
can see that hero is not just rinr deainn . . . but splendidly
right design for this day and njie. A ear that is Iron and
clean and .stunningly low. . . and at thr .same time great in
headroom nnci legroom, easy lo g et into or out of. And when
you du* your Btiiok duller and walk the whole wonderful
net petticoat!
F ifty yartia o4 bouffant*!
Fear l i i r t •( wbiapcrlng
nylon nett T h ii Is real belle.
uMha-ball glamor with a
s tra ig h t-fo rw a rd Penney
price lag I Soft nylon tricot
»l*ei* your tipline. White
aad assorted colors. Small,
medium and U r g t s) s« a
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IN* W rir, f * «T Mrval
THE LOOK. A dean. Iran, s*» kind of An*car Im-k. The l.«k of Ih# lw*t-#iig:n*#r#Ht
hr.t-manufartin-1 Buick *vrr built . , .
ami tfi# m--t rvolingty brauttful -U-tgn
In Buick’a nearly Wt pr.nid year*.
THE ACTION. Get Uw feel of thrifty new
Wildcat enginee. New K<iui[a>ua nde. New
fln-nnote.1 rear hr«k*e and aluminum hw*M
luakea. Saw TwU-larbtae aad Triple,
tarten* Mwnmaae.*
TNI RUAIITT. Huick quality tu th* n>r». nee t*i|wf^[uiet
Fniue,
New Magic-Mirror Anl*h retain* iu beauty loagw. New interior dewe
tnrmighovit Salet).|*1atr (itaei *v*r>e|ier*. Magniftrral new \-----------mtm wwafnrt. W* feni of Ane-<ae quahbg *v*rywh***l Yaae* la m ,
ywema !a • * '» -the magniSoewl new Unit* 1>w ISM,
A NEW C L A S S OF F I NE CARS W I T H I N REAC H OF 2 O U T OF 3 NEW CAR B UY E R S
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�T h u r t . S «p t . I t . 1958 P a r » — S
l i if s r t frra tl
Seminoles, Greyhounds Ready
Cards Top Braves
f o r Stanley Hack
The Sanford SeminoUl and the
Lyman O irjh o jn d t club head on
tomorrow night In Sanford in th<*
opening game of another foo'.bal
Season.
Both aqua.lt are reported lo he
in lop condition. n ll should prove
to h« a spectator's gam* The
Seminole* are rated at a three*
touchdown favorite, but the (Jr*)hound* ar* voung and unpredietable amt e mid supply plenty of
ittrpri.r* Ther* It every Italic*
ti.’n that ll wilt lie a raidropen.
hifh-tcorinf contrat.
Hi# S*nilnn!* offont* hat hwttn
very Impretiiv* in pre aeawn
drllla and tlrowa tieni of hem;
Ihe ttrongetl »p*| on th* team.
Vhe attack it more *er*ati!r thit
year, working Iwitleally from the
tpilt T,
necationally fr*rm the
wing T The flrit and Inrond enlll
have been outttamling in drillt.
Senior (> lartettraek ('eel! Hand
udge and Left (itiaid Da* id Stan
It v have hem turned by Uir
•cl.uiG tlall to eaplam the Semi
uni* aqua I till* l*a*tin I'uiltio. k
High ami wera •elected on tin*
[|#t„
n , rv ara retpeeled highl*
b, thetr
teammatea on and off
by
their tcamrualra
llari'i.l St .me ha* lieen named
tioiwirary raptain for the Lyman
>ut their Hire year* at Smtipavi*
■Sown VadrMhip ability throughtlan.ludue amt Stanley have
game He it a former Undent sf the field.
Coach Jim rl|«l( will hw start»nd will t»e plaving agsinst
Ing bi* arcerut »c»»on at Seminole
hl* ^0,ni' r team,
High
In hi* first year, he led
hit team m a reeord breaking I
11 record.
IWttenng that firtt i « r reeurd
will he a difficult tatk. etperiaily
In vie** of ihe tough tchcdule the
Seminole* fare thit year. Coach
I’lgoit aaid live or •l»‘* of the
team* on thit tear'* ilate, called
on* of the roughed In the achool'i
history, could upend th* Semi
nolee.
Th* tenlati** lineup for the
Lnlled Rres* fnt'rn tlu.ittl
, !' »> Ctne U rtiD knocked If*
Smliin* Stan Hack ft on* mind- t*o i_ r» %*itn > homer ar.d a
fng the store for toe St Louis trip!* a* the Cardinal* kavoed »
Cardinals b.it he aims to »ho%tr a k*»T .r winger Warren Spihn In
profit Just the same.
, i n j handed the H ’
. Announced at the fterlm mar.
ikr- *o. thpaw » e b.i tllh
Iger when Fred Hutchinson Hat i t !
fued Wednesday, Ma k nude a
ID «. hu • tret • trn hom.
ft'jrc titfiil debut Wednesday nt;lit >
m «;
;.,t tit J rn f at
in a 1-1 victory oter the Mil- Com r Mark S* tdtum, PhllmM
waukee Braves. Hark* eVectivr
. .1 r Ve right • ha ilrr
ll to make tip a 2 rrntt d.f.c ' tt >h
!■ n limited the Phillies
and beat out the Cincinnati lied m fi r h 't In the rain shortened '
leg* for fourth pa r
;* ’rr
it
The loii cut tor Braves fin
Mattie hit m» (tit
‘
place margin over idle Pitts1' rrgh h i
a ' i«t that c caird the
to J'* same* hut their majir t i j i t ' t roof al Detroit end
clinching number i* m il ■ ,1* was r>tirnatcd at Vat tret, hut
three. The Braves ran rut It i . Jim ll
; hr d t re V*t kce* to
^ « o when they |>!ay the Cai'l:*-*'. un
>\ . '.hr* i l i ; l f l f r hu llt'i
V e n n tonight and tnrn could triumph Brito tlertma knocked In
Clinch on Fiidav nl|hl
th r ic .: m« with two h.iituii a*
1 I.O S F T O T K A M — John
Krnle Hank* hit hu 47th homer llie Ti . v >1. ait 21 game wim*.'
V - c j .die* will he rained In llir lkra.1 arid rmw uwnrf ..( an
| tiv A 1 Ir * t i , ijiiurt t-iTi.uk
"ventti '..it a >1
to lead the Chtia.u t Tib* ■> a n. ti Turley In
hanfnrd trrit wrik lo mret In late Hilar,.to ad.rilrtitig firm, enlisted
12 to
seven-inning, 0 2 i m .ii ) over the took t•r traeurr aerie
fur Urn Srtnforil Sominolc*.
.,
111.: Henna. sribblti* lor Ted N nrriibrr and .elect lh» Winner the Cooperation of m
I'hilailelphu I'hlltu-i in n r on
will
m>l piny fi>**tDnH this
*
other National l»* _■ • ya ,.< fh. William* hit a 1*0
tun ho i *i of t.ie oideal con»cciitt»cly pre ovir the we*kend four have (wen
MtAann. lltr atiffenN) n kite*
Detroit Tigers beat tie \ r w V irk and lion Ruddifl and trank Ma tented individual *porti lr»phy in on hit tclection, rommittre ainee
in ju ry in ririllcs this week
Yankee*. 5 2. anil the R ••ton It.-I cor e a ... h um m l fur the tt.d
the ‘■•uth— 'he IVter Sfha.il Award l!»2* when the lira' trophy **•
V e a te n la v, iliK to rn iniil he
So« topped Ute Kan*** filv A n - St \. who broke an eight same
fur the Mott \ aluahte l»la'.-e c „ l preirntrd. he taut
ahutilii
tint pla y this yenr.
lining
tlrrak
In
the
nightcap
The
letica. I t after a 6 1 drleat in
Tarnti tevtn Ig.yi hate bean
ti'h o lo i>r H e rifstn .m )
Mb* (Inly American Ir a . .<• a U* Altllrll.-* won tne uprrer <•« a Ihr Seminole High S»ho«»l fooiba .
proentrd with in* trophy am.-e
giaml tlam homer by catcher squad.
illy .
hcha*! former tp.ni* eriitne of 19.1. he |r*iiiitrd nut Three were
Harry Oritl.
IW 'Hm r wrnnrt* Tliey wrr* led
t.m Kdenf rbl. tmall Irut terapp)
rt.d who w.in in 1928 and 192^.
speed) halfbark Uilly Fleming,
toa a m rurlrr of the Seminole
Anrrriian league
llrjh learhlng staff, who won in
New Yurk
002 OUU 000 2
■911 and 1911 drone and tturil*
Detroit
020 000 12\ — S 6 (l
Wl'Ul It.demon, the harkllrtj arc
\inert; au l.rau'e
who won in ttf*V and 19IA
T u r n ), tlilmar (Si and llu aul
f,r
H 1. I'.t M l
Taught
ha<
a
reputation
OXI'wRD \ Ji" -C P I
tirad i
( very b..v on Ihr Seminole llig'r
wQitnnirg l IT in p and Wil-nr. I»ie r
u .rig "in* aurpruea." ||i<
to 37 fitri
* New Yi.ik
- M I C K E Y .MANTLE—
alien :>uk mnr nar;--r* (tom me
S.
hiaii
squad
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c.iglble
l«
com
gk-Tuclry 21 Jr. Hits • Krrtma 2
t:
1la'in < ir iude (hire SKC rm aru
fil YU 11
Just aftout the time people start
Chicago
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1
champion
Mi**i-*lpp(
p«lr f.>r Ihe trophy. Seltaal saul
Mantle
TI Tt SOI 13
taking Mickry Mantle for granted,
Uehe'. ».-,» Coach i ".
Vaught ■■' 1 “ " c ' »*coinl.pIueu flntahta, ■ ‘Icrdr\ "On- j *jr3," he is ■' Rrltotl
t u t gamey
.1 It
IJi ..'
liir New Turk Yai.acr aiiiggrr
Hustun
i. un.Miu',1* optlniidic »... , . . i 1
1 • bomi *PP«*Ml«tO.
aie
I.Niking
for
the
ntr.it
valu
Ibr.lun
00O OiWl l*X)— 1 8 2 In auch a plight.
71 12 W3 IT
make* 'em sit up and lake notice
1* Ihr principal rc|.ii*ltr abir player, aid it is rn tiid v pot Clevrland
88 11 un Jo'v again.
Kama* City
Q0» Jno to*— <> to
Defensive play will lie the key to 'aush!. and thi. year', o.ittit vlb!e thal this hny well could be Kansas City
a;
7A Siw> M r
llalllmor*
Drluck. Sitler tOi. Wall (Si and f,, a successful *ea-..n
Vaught could lie tnc fa>lc*t iri the con
It * been th*l kind of a year
on the scram! learn, or eien
y -Clinched pennant
Palcy. Hcrbrit ' *i i ami Chill ,a],| ■|i i the toughed part of fcrencc
for Mantle He * *et art unwanted
trenched hecaunr *'f lajury. Some
Ix ic t— Delock <12 8* HRS— Chili. t{tc game, am! with our I..* uf
club strikeout rv. ord bv whiffing
tguaitrrhaik (lobby f ranklin led lime* a player'* value la bed deni
AVrdnrsdav'a Re.ult*
Runrieh. IVilDama,
1cvperienrrd n*m*, it'* apt •<* hurt lad •casLii'i ircor.d unit which on mated i«y the iii*pirat!nn he I*
112 times and his average ii illll
Mclroli 3 Ni-w Yurk 2
a shade below ihr 30b mark. All
wa« quicker than (he first tram to his team, more so than It !• Kansas City fi Uoitun 3 >1*11
(2nd game)
In all, a pretty punk yelr, lest
know we h a ir a big rebuild- and a.oreil more yw)nla overall. by how fait be m m or how wet!
^liKlnn
orKi 2|n n|n— i A n
llotti.it 4 Kan*** City 2 (2ml)
Mill ore 111 which h.'ll lead the
lint the only thint He', a gifted runnrr and adequate he hlork* Our judge* will
K i m i i City ooo |oo o » i - 2 s i l r i
be ID t at Chicago, ppd . tain.
Vmetlran la-ague In homers
do (t lo go to wi.rk *nd get
Junior Hilly llrewer al*.* w»i,-hing oulh praetlre and actual
MontNiuquctle ( T t ' ami Reibcr
O n ly game, scheduled.)
will .ee a lot of a. twin
f, OM n„w on , nrf I Join
'(•nlrl connected
\Vrdnr*day
el
(iatvrr, (Jurnia'i
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Friday's l.am ri
Vaughl nuw in hi* l?tli •t-a*un
Vaught * power up the middle Ullh , hf.n,
uri!lnt. rvei y b.)
f.w onr of hit pat* nlrd siwcitl*
lluiite
laiM'i— (in n er ' 12■11 >
Chicago at Kan*** C)*y in ld d )
at Mi*-I»*lppl, ha* no lUtlrnei- will come from fullbsr* Charlie
r „t,,r rompetillor.
a Mil [ir.it drive that cleared Ihe
HRS— Henna. Ilmldin, Mallnne
("rvrturul at Detroit
right field roof at Detroit** llrlgg
Railimore at Lhuaga, ppd . ruin with rritlcs who label the Rebel Flower., a rou-in lo formet (Jeor
llrre are The previous winner*
» .litdule a *ofi touch
Wa.hlogl.n al H 'Mon l night)
gla Teth s'ar Sian Flower* Char
(Oni* games •chrdiiird )
1928 aril 1929. Kdctlfleld 1930. New Turk at llalllmor* imglit) Stadium It was the fint ’ime Ihe
Whoever *a> a » r ‘re playing lie. a sophomore lakt year. Ini
naif had Item cleared in a
National league
an i a*) achedtile jud l.n t think liie SKC in rj*hir.g with 7 1 )ird> Crorge M o)r. 1931, Julinny Cour
regularl* achediilrd game since
Nalb.nal league
ier;
1912,
Hendrik
l.vle*;
1933
fT inninr.*. tain)
ing." Vaught said "I look for per carry.
Tei) William* rill it in 1939.
(JullMan
Jordan;
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(Irorgr
M.
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Chi.-agi)
2Jo *,ui 1 — g y o |(r iHUf|o. ami l/r ii*iana ‘*iate ►)
In m in t year., Mickey always
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1933
Ftw*n
Sjulfc*
HT
l'ltiladi ljihi i
Milwaukee
mil tsrO 2 2 1 0 |„ |||t. r r ,| dark hors-* of Ihe
•eimrd on the downgrade t* Ihr
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1936.
la
land
Mcl
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19)7.
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82
I’ittil.urgli
eonfcrernc. and we plav both o.
World Series auprot. hid
Hut
ItoI.rrt Ktmrioft, 1938, tire Jale San FrandstO
73 71 M l 12
mrmproclt, Meyer lit , Sanfurd ITI |jya.tn ■■
il.l. foie lie appears lo lx- roming
CaptAirr
Darrell
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Cincinnati
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anil U p a u . kWinnagg S '," " v h | Qv4d*rback Ray Hr«iwRi*Jr! lit
National league
III 73 (Ml Ifi'l alor g *trong arid Ural, of count
Jim R inr
st l^ruis
( H U ) . HR— nAnki
Icam to second
place In the
Player
A
(
tub
(1
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K
If
Pi!
a;
7V t ’ » ?>• could l*e tli# difference between
In lal'i. itoliert Altman; 19(1 4 tncagn
M tin Soar c
ikn) 2JW tul— 1 9 0 ^ v ,,.,rri t a ,;frfTi r orrf* trri, e in I'd 7
the Yankee* winning and I *ing
t>i ", . Te*» ■HI
hi I r. I*
300 103 nils— T s o behind powerful Anbttm, then Athburn. I'hl. 1113X2 ha tie* 317 Hiu Hranari 1942 and 1941 I n r D,» Vrigele*
(tie Wot id N« tli'.
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1918. AVSills Aider, n, 1947.
Snri t ran lab. Ja.k*on II i»nj
, n , •>•!■ with a 11*>I van!
tV. iln i-.ilr)'* Result*
Rebel, i 'Aaron Mil
I S3 373 I nr. 191 .MJ Wally Tyrt. 1918 J..’
Metis < hi 8 I'hlln 2 (night, I Inn . raln>
( 9 1 a d (ite m . Uinnrr — Jark*-n touelid.iwn run a* t
| Skinner. I'gll.
137 CM M If,I 32J (who'll Ire loaching Lv man H'gh
Lotcr— Spabn (2111). HR drubbed Texas T9 7.
St lout* 3 Milwaukee 3 tnight)
A merit an l / j j u r
ill the lemon's op.-ni-r again*'.
— (iiren.
(irudiiatlon got (Down and eight
O n ly trames scheduled i
Runnel.,
Bo*.
137
32'.
92 IC1 3.2 Seminole Friday
IMS,
(Only ( i i t i o •ehril.i id <
i*,f hi* ftrttdram a tn v ia iii, but
Williams, ll *
119 381 JJ 121 .313 Ho.s llannuro;
Friday's l .i m 'i
I j 3i
Jolinry
t'ow.1 ( Ir
IT* M3 *M 173 3t3 Jutlrl; 1933, Jltll llaw kin*; I33A !'littburgh at nuljilidphla I night >
Kuenn, Del
129 221 <* Hit .313 Hranliey Scliirird iwln**c father Milwaukee at Cincinnati t nighti
Ccrv. K C.
132 483 'jn 112 .313 wa* a senior on the 1923 squad); ter* Vngrle* at Chicago
llunie Run*
19S7, Fddic Rartiour.
S. tYancisco at SI. lutuii mlghli
Nalb.it aI league — Hint* *ubt
47. lnoma«, I’lru'i * 33 Hnhlnsnn,
ltcd.r;s Jn. Mathew* lira*** 3o.
Xaii'li llravc* H
A T L A N T A 4L T D - Two huge lane i* tabled for near or in the
\nirrn an ITagur — Mantli T ..n
quotion marks loom over the bj*rmrnt.
k'-< * it
f olav it... Indian* 33.
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Kentucky Georgia Tech game at
Florida I stored
Sieve!.. Senator 38 <civ, \lh
* J^kinirlon, K>., Saturday night—
TTie Florida Inr one of Ihe hc*‘ Icli.-* 28 Jen«r». Ilrd r * 31
The first S«ulhrs*tern Corferen.-e
Runt Itattrd In
In the Snath la*t *fn*on I* rc
V.itonal l/'ayue — Ranks Cub*
headliner for I9'J
gwidrd by Cow. b H rb Woodruff
Fir»t. are Kentucky's loplio
a* e*cn stronger Ihi* year Thfr li-. rhoinas, I'lia lrt HW; II An
mores really a* goiwi ss they »p
J’hll* 91; Ce|rd*. Hunt*
(iator* are counting on thal lino, der*
peared in the 31 0 rout of Hawaii'*
a favorable * t h * <! tile, iperdy 92. 3lay*. Hlanl* 9!
Second, how wrll will Teth be
\mr *ieali league— .len*cn It. I
quarterback Jimmy D u-n and
able to exploit in icturn to two*
fuMbaik C h a r l i e Roberts for * Suv 11.3; Col avito. Indians |f*>. *
platoon football?
th
run at the rooferenrr lltlr. Tu- Sieirri, Senali.r* 104 le rv.
Tech enachft Insut both qur*
Ian* ha* ""I* four *enlois a- t no letic• l'*0: Ret a Yankee* to.
lion* must be anjwned In the
real >'andout< allltutigh quartri- Mantle, Yankee. *3
Yellow J a c k e t s ' favor. Aflrr
I'll, ill eg
back Htchie I'clilbon li highly
lalrtung films of |h# Kenlurb*
National luagur — j.ahn. B • iczardi-ii
il*'*an mu m i « h, thrv c n
1
2«t I!
Biirdrttr. R 'a'r*
lltn
(our Mil ' i t ' ; ■ on the load t’u'kei
•>1 that [o h 'i it *quad (' .id ha*e
Itedlej* 17 in
llatikir
for
non
rag..e
.
..Iir*c«
Vandciblil
romred over Hawaii.
Cub* 111 fi t riced I'iratr* 2113
The gen.ral feeling around Uir wiil lie at Mi«»ouri Saturday af
Am 'ilran t^agur — Turlc*. Van
Paeket ramp, after (hire game t r inoun ha' urla* night, (leorgla k. » 217. AtclJ.li. Indian* 13T
like srriinm a.e.. is that platoon amt I .SC Will be ill the SoUthwr.t Ford Vatik.e* l l ; I’lerre. Whit.
f.KlIba1! trill tw ir r h * grrile*! lo mr*t T cvj*» and Hi^e r c . er Sot 17 111 Ik lock Rrd So* 128
a*»rt that the Jacket, will lw lu e * \|i**l..ip|-i, m r of the eonlaugher both »a * . tnan they (erro r Xn-epin*, wnl play Mrm
would l.«ve been wilh p !i).r » Irv- phi* State in wtul ap|M-ats to be
Taee I’rtyee Fae
. log lit |i"a> both offtntt und iltf merely a warm-up f»r the Rebel*
T>e llay
Vmong th* indi pendent., Cl-.a!
Call FA 1 1*21
♦*"**.
lanuoga wi I 1* hn*t to Jackson
I »ed Flflh Tram
I itbaraa I hareb af D a
However, Kenlucky loath Rain viiie Stale Friday night and Flor
Radaewiaa
ida Mate will entertain Furman
• |*1} •(Mefi
• Mrlal
I'latur
ton Collier realis'd 'Dwall wa»
bwturday
night.
no lest He dipped into hi. fifth
Nfffm Ilmira
Ntrirna
• Jil«»ti•k# llmiri
team in an eftoit to krep the
• Hhidwara
■
ml
Hlniliiwi
I
louring
Icore down— to no a* ail Tech
• i'U f Uriel
%|nulding
Coach Hobby D**dd has warned
• Flint*
Ihe Jackets that Kentucky ha* a
• I rvaylallofi
Saali and ] lonrfl
lugged defen.e and I pair e( fine
• I rmtfil nrw1 MftNlf
•
MllUork
Serving
C
entral
Florida
halfbacks m Hobby Crsve. and
with tine Hearing Aids since 1944.
( -Calvin Bud
» • Tech hat known *11 sl'*n< that
Complete tests fee best fitting. He
Craven* would tie dangr rmi*— I '
cherje for teet.
was No. 2 rusher in Ihe SKC last
A L L TYPES IN S T O C K
fall. It*rH announrrd hi* pre.enre
Medium Power It the
last week by * .*rtng four touch
PAINT — VARNISH
down* against Hawaii.
Stronaeit Needed.
Tli* only other Intra conference
and ENAMEI-S
Budge) Terms
SAVI M
game on tap this weekend match“C a l i oe v h o h i roe
t it 4 t mm. t.tg
kf having aid
#* the Florida t.alor* and the Tu
W xOklT*ATION IN YOUI HOUI*
lana (irten Wave at C»ine»*ille.
N o a
A . n il) la
pvt en your
- M A IC 0Fla Florida I* eontidfred a dark
present
OfiUSDO HEARING (UtTER, WL
orse for conference honor*. Tu
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Hlal* a* HaMays
MOST
8aak tUg.
Ca8-TXa.a. I tm»k
COMMTAHJ
(A-1-448T
Schaal Selecting Judges
To Pick Award Recipient
Line Scores Ole Miss, Sugar Champ,
Strong Title Contender
Major League
Standings
Player
Of The
Day
Sanford squid Rods Allen Swelm
»nd C.arsld Jnnat a* e"ds, fh*H#t
( Hogsn *nd Don Carter at tackles,
Dare Stanley and Kelly Lake *(
guard*. Tommy Burner at center,
Cecil Dsr.dridg* at quarterback,
U n Rimer at left half. Vern Kirk
at right half srai Harold Stone at
fullbark,
Lyman Coaches Ruck Metis and
Bill I'roctor said th* (.reyhounda
will be in top form, physically,
amt *hnu!d five the Seminoles *
battle.
Kickoff time la 9 o clock.
record crowd is espacted.
A
SW S I6W D
At
frie n d ly
(to re s
T n lo y loti of n u tritio ui k « c iM tn
At th* friendly store* displaying
the Super Sno aign. S u |W Sue
is lup.-r food— i l ’e euperior.
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Seminole High School 1958 Varsity Team
NICKNAM ED — SANFORD SEMINOLES. HOME GAMES
PLAYED IN MEMORIAL STA D It M
COACHES: JIM PIGOTT. DAVE I.A l DE. BUD LAYER.
DICK SILVERS
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D AVID S TA N L E Y
K E L L Y LA K E
BURK W INN
DUKE SCHIRARD
B ILLY ALFORD
CENTERS
TOMMY BL TNEK
JAMES MARKHAM
QUARTER HACKS
JOH NNY ALLRED
CECIL DANURIOGE
FI LL BACKS
HAROLD STONE
LIN RISNER
RAY L U M X lL IS T
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HENRY HI SSI
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Claw
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Sept 19, Lyman
Sept 26. Seabreeze
Oct 3, Apopka
Oct 10. S t Augustine
Oct 17, F t Myers
Oct 2-1, Winter Park
Oct. 31, New Smyrna
Nov. 7, Leesburg
Nov. 11, Open
Nov. 21, Lab*-jew
Nov. 26, Del^ind
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Lrft tn rijrhr, front row, fc’anlry, Schirard, Swaim. Butr.rr. Markham and R o m . Back row, from left, Allred,
McKlfcbir, Ru**l. Robert\ and Troutner. Absent when
photo wai made were Stone, Lake and Bogan.
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Herald Stiff Writer
Community *upport U the molt
vital reed of the loci) USO. mem
bers of the operating committee
•aid at their regular bualneii
meeting Tuciday afternoon
The Her. Nihilua Hubble told of
the great need of the Gl'a for a
place where they ran feel at
home and relax. He Hated that
Navy chow la not particularly ap
pealing and that the boya are
m
i §i*i-
1 f ti
Hospital
Notes
5KiaKM BP.lt II
Admlivlon*
Kffle Pope I.Sanford 1
Glad) I Seabrook (P e fU ry)
Clara Mae Rlchard-on (Long
wood!
Helen Taylor (Sanford*
M»ry Ann Piercy (Sanford)
IVeiley Petty (Sanfonl)
Patay Pinch ll»n,:*oeJ*
Jane Sapp <Sanf--lt
Michael Wallace t^aeifinl)
Connie Willmell (Sniford)
i!M
nil
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•I v I
f ! •;
Blrtha
It aby boy to Mr. and Mra
Floyd ntirard (Sanford)
naby boy to Mr. and Mra
Ja m n A. IJttor. (Sanford)
Baby girl to Mr. ar.d Mra. John
Sapp (Sanford)
Baby girl to Mr. and Mra
Raymond Willmett (Sanford)
lliathargea
Marie Nance (Sanford)
Bobby Frank* (Lake Me.nroe)
J.an Adama (Sanfordi
pornthon Franklin (Sanford)
Sadie Marie Miller (Sanford)
Sally Davia and baby (Sanford)
SEPTEM BER IS
lllvrhergri
Kathy Munaon (Sinford)
Rulh Ball (Sanforur
Band Association
Plans Fund Drive
"itarved for attractive food! pre
pared eipeclatly with them In
mind."
Home baled goodlea, auch a*
eookiea and cake*, are received
with much appreciation and de
light. he laid lUggeitlng that perhapa aomethlng can be worked out
with local ehurchea ao that each
could iponaor an oceatfonal tupper for the boya The USO operatea on a very atrfet budget and
cannot fill many of the import
ant nredi, he added.
Speaker at the meeting waa
famea A Dunn, regional eiecutlvr of United Service Organita*.ion (USO) fnc. Dunn, of Atlanta,
la touring USO cluha in Florida.
He vald that the club ihould be
itrongly organlred, that help of
'oral club* and organliations “it
'nvaluable."
The USO hav a great reiponii-
Night Work Gets
Clerk Practice,
But No Revenue
TA L L A H A S S E E (U P I) - A elrult court clerk In Walton County
ended up doing a lot of night work
for nothing, a atale audit ihowed
Monday.
Auditor Bryan Wtltia laid Clerk
I, *o Andrew! agreed to make
title ttarehra for road rlgbta of
way for 1! earh, much leu than
commercial eompaniea charge.
Andrew* did the work at night,
lubmittlng ■ hill for e 21 month
period from June, 19SA through
March, IK*. which amounted to
11.77®.
However, the attorney general
ruled that tetearrh done hr the
clerk en official record* u official
hu«l.ve*« and he earn"! collect
extra for It Willis taid Andrew*
gave all the money bark.
In other audit*. Willi* reported
(hat Walton County Tax Coilectnr
Alton lUnfroe made a II .I K
error In addition and waa ihnrt
that much in hia account!. But
he made it up Aug. II.
He aaid Walton Tax A*'e**or
J. Will Kelly (ailed to keep the
official record* >eparate from
persona! account*, but a check
•bowed no luhitintlal error*.
In an audit of St. Lucie County
Willis aaid Circuit Clerk W. C
Baggett paid himaelf for aervlce»
for which he waa not entitled. He
•aid Baggett collected aome KUO
In naturaliiation
fera
which
ahould have gone to th* county
Baggett paid them into the county
treaaury.
The auditor found no itregula
rillea In tha Florida Children'*
Cnmmiiiion, or In the offiert of
St. Lucie T*a Collector Curlla M
Jime* and A<aea*or Calvin p
bility to boya In the aervlce, Dunn •poke to the committee about the
•aid. Away from home, friend*, Fund end ite relation to the USO,
church, family and the love and one of the member organ Station*.
rtapeet of thoae who know them, McNulty told the group that vol
ther have a gap in their' livea unteer help la appreciated and
that cannot be filled by the mili that they could help by ardorting
tary poat. Dunn added. He aaid the plan to their friend*.
(he Importance of junior hoileetea
The amount that the L'SO will
end volunteer worfcere it thet they receive from the fund. If the
fill this gep by being intereited quota la reached I* le.ono
In the boya.
Prevent for thi meeting **«•
He told of the work of the USO M ill Nancy Myera. director of
in foreign countries and explained Eaatern Florida MCD. She direct*
that In many catei, the USO la three cljba in thla area, Inrlud
the only place other than the mili Ing the Sanford unit.
tary pott that GU* ran eat and
Mtmbera attending the meeting
leek enterta'nmenl.
were Lee Samuel, acting chairman
Fo'.owlr.g Dunn'a talk, Mr* Mal- In the abience of Mervin Cran
rorn Higflna, itaff aide, made an dall; U . (jg ) A. A. William*, in
appeal for more local aupport charge
_ of apeclal
_
______ ______
aervieea
in the
She aaid the community "would Navy; hi* ••alatant, Mra. Betty
reallie th* need and participate Bi'tera; Mr*. Helen Conttantine,
lo USO activitiea tf people were 1acting tecrrlary; Bev. Erntet
acquainted with the boy* who B o lle k , miniiterial aiaoclation
apend their time there They're repreieolatlve; Mra, Harold K iltthe niceit hunch of boy* I've ever ner; the Rev. Richard Lyona; the
been around '■
Rev. Hubble and Mra. Higgtni.
Howard McNulty, chairman of
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the loeal United Fund D rive .1 ^
^ t
Ray Murray To Be
Ordained Sunday
RAT
N. H U R R A Y
Ray N. Murray will be ordain
ed a deacon of the P in w e .t
Itaptlrt Omreh at |:30 p. m. Sunday. Murray i* a charter mem
her of the church. He and hi* fam
ily have played active part* In
church Ilf# *lnce it* conception.
The eemnon Sunday wilt he
given by Donald Ora reel rrvfev,
pa*lor. The Rey. Lewfg C. Futeh,
Pa* toy of the Fiv*t
Raptlet
church. Mngwood. wilt give the
charge to the church. Dr. J. Ilarrl*on Griffin will give the charg* to
the candidate. Dr. Griffin i* a re'ired mlnltter who t-rved a* in
tern pevtor at Pinecreit.
The |!ev. Jack T. Bryant, pa*,
tor of the h in t RaplUt Church,
Oviedo, will prevent the ordina
tion prayer. Th# invocation will he
given by William Kader, Deacon
Emeritui,
IhnecreH
Bentlit
Church.
The Seminole Bend Allocation
tnet Monday night to diiruie plane
for fund railing. Procrcdi will
benefit the Sanford Junior High
Ind Srmln<-V High School band!
The birthday calendar*, ueed
!a*t year to ralee money for new
uniform!, will again be *old. Thl*
year the fi.nda will be 'i*fd for
Inatrumenl* badly needed hy both
group*
Other a tlvlllc! planned by the
Aaaoelal'nn Inetude* a ehltVen
barbecue The hand parent* al*o
aaVtd lor donation* «f musical
In-trumrM* from Individual! who
no longer u«e them. The aludtnU
far outnumber the Inatrumenta
•variable.
The meeting wa» enndieted
by K D. Klrehboff. The group
meel* the *ecf,nd Tuciday nf each popped.
month
AM M AN Jordan - ( t i r i ) The l'ni*ed State* pave Jordan
an-itber five million dollar* In aid
thla month, raldng the total for
the |!)f,(l fi<r*l -.i-ar to I t million
dollar., a t’. ft fmha*»jr *ouree
•aid today.
P c J
( O M l f t l C 4 IX C f '
RIDE-IN THEATRE
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TA LL A H A S S E E (U P I)
Th>
executive committee of the FI"
ltd* Children'* Cnmmiialon will i j
hold a budget aettinn her* Tuei
day, Sept 21 it wa* announced
today.
LAST SHOWING
OPEN 12; 15
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
C u s t o m 'B u i l t B e d d in g C o.
810 W. 13th St.
Phone FA 2-7581
— SPECIALIZING IN M ANUFACTURING —
K Iln vvlM ; \ T t i l l O N LY
DON M URRAY
n o li,•md Bede
* Matlreeeee
Bahama Lounge* anil Kola tl-d*
• Rna Bpringa
INNERSPKING OR FOAM RUBBER
CONSTRUCTION
TBCB
^wsA-
Top Quality At Factory Prices
•lU r •eaie*Aa*t#i
Opening
Pill* At 7 :**• A KM®
1*1 Sanford Hhnelng
Ilrlotreh Krcr • tleiid Niven
One r,*o*M|<« Pu m Mi
M ER C H A N TS T IC K E T S
G O O D TtlNTTP.
If Yon l»<> Not Have A Free
T id .il I\.t Tuuitea M-rtle Be
-*urr And Stop Ily One CIf The
Follow ing Merchant* Anl Get
A'nur Frre Tlrket To The
Mnvieland For Nerl Thur»day.
Cnwnn'n
'n
Treat h —
Feature: 1:2.1 • 5:2.1
5:2.1 • 7:2.1 • *J;2,1
* 4 9 .”
Innenpring Mat tree* Completely Ite
built A Recovered t.i Good •'Tict i n -"
One Day Serviie
’ 1 4 .”
FBI BAY ft SATURDAY
W uANTHONY
QUINN fi,*r
W-a
!
►ijti SOPHIA
Tg S F
LOREN
Servlcg
701 S.
Park
11 & C Grocery
Frnlure: I:07 • 1:27
7:47
1303 S. Sinford Are.
ALSO
Gene** Seminole Cleaner*
21* Magnolia Ave
Mary CnrUr I’alnla
Odham ft Tudor
I a Iic Mary Market
Roumillal ft Andernon
UPHOLSTERING SPECIAL
SOFA ft CHAIR
Recotrieti in it in trt fabric. (Tiolre
nf rtilor*
Free Kstimnte — Free Delivery
Satisfaction Guaranteed
EchoU Bedding Co.
II* S. Magnolia Are.
(fuAiom /Built
(Bsddinq fa
H. G. “Peten Echols
Phan* r A 2-7581
“For Sudden Sarylce1*
On the Cur. by the Clock
Featurai 2:38 • 1:58
9:18
I
T T t-
BOLLYWOOD BED
$70.50 Value
Whlnlle
Brown’** Atnncn
III
Special
RENOVATING SPECIAL:
''-rmtlb
2 0 K. l*l
Pig
110
Coll
<C&
BONJOUft i
TRISTES5E|
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Budget Session Set
Jordan Gets Aid
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Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads
C L A S S IF IE D INDEX
I - I.O S T A M ) l ot m i
.j - m n k f n t
f t k - R O O M 8 llll V8 II
l i -l I K A U I M EN TA LS
»— W A N T E D T O R EN T
W -K E A L E S T A T E 1011 S A L E
4 FAR M S • A C R EA C E •
«n o \ is
2 -IO R R EN T
Bedroom furnish* I apartment.
Call FA 2-4558 after 4:30.
R F A I. E S T A T E W AN TED
Lovely furnished 2 bedroom upN IS C E I.L A N F O l s
•tain apt. Adult* only. AUo
FLOAVF.RS • PLANTS
•mall 1*1. floor office. AVatrr
• S IIK I R S
furnished. Hi a.id n*«* building.
I*— O F F IC E EQ LIP M E N T
Di. FA 2-2981 «>r F A 2-1401.
II—
A l ’TO M O R ILES .
%
T R A IL E R S
Man • Nell# Court Apartment*.
M l — BO ATS 1 MOTORS
r furtlllhod. 32 I Oi
IT — I* ARA| SUPPLIES A
lar.di ltd. F.A 2 X104.
M ACIIINERY
l l - l ' L T * • L IA E b lO C K •
2 bedroom furniahed h w t s Llfb u
SU P P LIES
A water included. fSS mo. Fh,
IS— A R T ln .E S AVANTEO
FA 2-2f.7T.
I A— P LA C ES TO E A T
IT — IIK A U T4 PARLORS
New, 2 badroom air eondl1*— F E M A L E H ELP W A N TE D
tuned 4V x 10' trailer on lau*
I#— M A L E H E LP AV.ANTED
pnsat* lot at city limit* ratio
J4— M A L E OR F EM A LE
and fenced yarJ,
|75 mo.
4 j l — AAIIRK AVANTEO
FA 2-7609.
* 2 J— B U SIN ESS CIPPOItTI s i t u :
::-B U B l N K S s
2 Rtdioom unfurniihed ho.i*e
a ip p o r t in it ie m
am i* from Pmerrrat School
: t — H P EC IAI SERVICES
Rent or lo re . FA !-lfi>H.
21— P IA N O SERVICES
24-A— B U ILD IN G CONTRACTORS
H O M E— furn lied or unfutnUhed
2 i— FI.I'CTRIC* Al.
to tfllalilr priton. 3 bedftwirn
C O M H AC'TCIHS
bardwood flout*, and Floiida
28— IN S I’R A N TE
room. r>r««onablr. F A 2-2791.
27— N O T IC E . PLILSON ALS
2s- a r t i c i . e s FOR SALE
Fun.uhad apartment, newly de
tfl2 «— P I'R N IT I HE A
n-rated, private antrance, light*,
•
H O IS K IIO I.il
hot A rold water furniahed
Adult* only. 1217 Magnolia A'*
- d W T a N Ii « ) W n r
L O S T - REW ARD for the return 3 bedroom houte. 11 Smyrna
Drive, DeRa-y.
of wallet containing valuable
identification papera and pay
check of Samuel R. Day, 1-ahe Furniahed 2 bedroom houie, fen
ted yard. Near
Hate. I'h
.Mary. Fla. Ph. FA 2-3647.
FA 2 324.'.
1 " 'I1
*
c rm n rc s r
2 Bedroom hnu*e, kitchen aq-ipptd. i a I E A 2 5001 after 4 pm
%
D U P L E X • FUR N ISH ED
In Sanford, for r»nt by the yra r 3 llcdrouni fumlthed hou»# 2.AA6
or nale.
PalmettJ Ave. F A 2-073A.
A U O DUPLEX
F U R N IS H E D
Ih New Smyrna Beach, for rent or f.3.A mn, 2 bedroom hou*e kitchen
equipped, convenient location.
-••In. Call F A 2-M6«I*.g* yard
l*h. F A 2-31M.
after * p. m.
6 room unfurniihed apartment,
k it equipped. Call FA 2-7879.
Furnlihed apartment, 4<k) Park.
SA N E A N T A nicely furnlihed
3 Hedronm furnlibad hu.i* in
| apartment*. 404 K- 14th SL
lak* Mary, on Cryatal l^'»e
Ph F A 2-42*2.
Ave Wi monthly. Ph. F.A 2 t"*fBedroom
houie, hardwood
floor*, nice location rear chop
ping center A tchool. FA 2 F U I
or FA 2-«27l.
W EI.AKA A P A R TM f.N IS : room*
private lath*. 114 AA’. Fir*t St.
Indio. Calif , with a *tory that
|she had been kidnaped from her
Flnclno hump by two men.
After Kart had armoun-A^ rail*fe> this '*7I F that 1»e plinrKl t4
divorce the eelre**, »he an
nounced in Cincinnati. Olilu, tbit
he had had her kidnaped.
Authorities in l»* Angeles were
preparing In bring charges in the
can- when Mi** .Alclhmaid re
turned *r.d admitted *hr hadn't
“ told the truth ' about Kail.
HOLLYW OOD I C PU - Actrr**
,l!a tte McDonald, center of a
Jg lo rm of publicity during her
gnarrlage
W wealthy *ho*man
H a iry Kkr3.'.
' Moudar
Right shr plan* to urd Invritment
|irokrr Itlakr Garner
The actrr** »aid ihr and Garf.er. 40 • year • old Beverly Hill*
Rtrcutivr,
probably would Ikeuarried during the (hil*lma*
liolldayt In New tlrlran* al Hip
coneltmon of a night club tour.
.
Mia* McDonald, putillcuad aa
••The Body" by Hollywood pie«*
•gent*, raid »hr and Garner met
•gain recently alter knowing rath
*.tJier fur about |J year*, lie ha*
not hern married hefmr.
G.AINESVIEEE (U P II — The
The actrra* made headlines
aero** the nation last year when Dominican Republic Has finally
ihe showed u p 'on Ibc doert near lifted It* te-lrhtion* nn Florida
rilru* imputed at the outbreak »f
a 1916 Mediterranean fruit fly
epidemic.
Dominicans Lift
Embargo On Fruit
®
M E M P 11 I S (D P I) Malt
Rakula'i bark went bad and he
failed in hi* attempt to paddle the
length of the M lulolppi niver for
the accond time.
Rakula. 77-year-old retired Jew.
eler from lo t Angeles, gave up
on the trip Tuesday.
•I'm quilting.” he *aid ‘'Alv
back if killing me. I m live year*
older than 1 was thn last time I
fwpaddled It. The spirit was willing
^ th i* llmo— but the flesh u M n<* ••
He began hi* trip Jiinr 22 and
made the 1,700 mile* lo Memphl*
before giving up. In 1942. lie made
it all the way to New Orlean*
••rhere'i no danger. If you dqn't
take rhanees,” Rakula Slid. "And
I don't tike ehanees. I can't
awim."
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The state Plant Board said
Tuf.dav th* U S Agriculture De
partmrnt is distributing the re
vocation lu all porta. The fiuil
fly In Florida war eliminated lavt
winter
Now Minister
SA I.ISIV 'H Y.
Ithudmia
I d 'l l
The
government an
nounced today the appointment of
Harry While Jrffrtya, 49, a hank
manager, to *ueeeed Sir Edgar
AVhitehead a* Rudetla-Nyataland
minister to the Cnlted State*.
AVindtlorm* other than hurri
cane* have taken an avtra ir of
173 lives annually in the l
S
during the past 41 years.
ATTENTION
FOOTBALL FANS
and
BOOSTERS
OF SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
T h i S tm in olg Hoowtern ( l u h will have M em bership
Px.«M8 on M le in front o f Ihe Stndium before F rld * )
n ig h l’r* O pening (lam e.
.Membership I'aue* entillen holder In admiMion to
•It home Alhlelir Evenl*.
* t
Two Membership-* in one family .idniilw parenlw
and all children nf aehiNil age aw a group.
C om e Prepared T o Ciel Y o u rs —
SEMINOLE
BOOSTERS CLUB
f
ftanfork
ftrraik
Th ttra . Sept. 18. 1058 P a **— 9
O L T8 TA N D IN G V A LU E
4 bedroom home, Ju*t outsid*
city, nice ahadr, 4 acre* land,
good term*. Same owner baa
3 bedroom h«u*e In C ll), Anaioua In *e1l both. Let u« ahow
you either of bath of them.
RK Al. E S T A T E D R IV E IN
2*ilt Vtenrh Ave
t \
T{
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.1. >V. H A L L
-C all
Realtor
H a ll- Phone F A
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-£m
A ll-
2-3*41
Nice .1 bedroom home. Hardwood
flnore. On 2'* lota. Garage. )'.«•
rellent neighbor*. F a 2-l<WS.
Cherry Kra! Lilate Agerry
Dial F A 2-M2S— Notary
1219 AV. 13th St. Ilear-llarher Shop
IK
I T IS K K A I . E S T A T K
••k Crumley A Alonteilh
at 117 Smith Park Ph. FA 2 4*!»4
»M »#< mmm
-H o ld it:**
I. A l i c e
I U K D ItO O M
2 Hath Home
7— r e a l r w r a i r . rm t s a i.K
k -R E A l . E S TA TE f 0 8 S A l.f
1.1*in2 room wilh fireplace, din
ing roam, kitchen, Florida room By on net — alnm*t new 2 bwdroutn 3 Rcdfoom CR hou*r, carportr,
patio, Jalouiled Flnrid* rn.*m.
l'R houte, furnlihed. nn one acre
and large arrren patch. On 2
114 Sn Plneereit. Prlrfd right
of land on *mall take la uio.
well landscaped M e with well,
for quick tale. F.A 2-4331.
Term*. Go 17 92 llywav lu
*hade A fruit tree*.
Point* Ri! lu l.ongwood, emit
811,000 W i lh flood Te rm *
D O N T M IS S T H I S
railruad track* and immed.at*
n o s A I.. P A Y T O N
nghi turn un gr*vel mad. w Bimcmu. 2 Hedmom Country
Mock* t« Howard lAIvd . 3rd
condition lo.
lirgliicred Real Etlale Broker
ntl we
•"*•1o*1 nn .1 4 «f • brtullful nrO<
plfiL Hpiiio on 1#ft — no pb
Fa. FA 2-1301-17 92 at Hiawatha
ductiko #tto Prirtd ti» r«ll tbit
liisinth at 14'iaOOO. ti*4|Uii«i ip*
c Ioon blph lot* Mi* * I ! l ‘. ?1HM
In Loth Ait-or, 3 hedronm houte
pM»x imutrljr
dm n
s
.
|*itk
4k.
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l
fur •*!* |>y owner. Corner toration— two Iota. Will paint **- U ii foi iilii 1• .4 ••! n miles V
l#'ior cn nr to m u buver. Ph.
o! tumford. Hi P A M
AA. D IH Tnit'll.a — KF Al.TOR
F a 2-0727.
Ella. M rthiln— Arlma Goaialer,
K t l ftnfv. i .1 \|i K, tl> 4 4
Adelaide II. A|o*et — .A*»>wt*ie*
rural hnm#. Kiirhm r«|Ulppo<1, 1901 Park Ate.
FA 2-1211
M O TH ER 'S D A Y la every dav
quill soctlon, nror U k r, t7.«'Vi
when living in thi» large .3 bed AImi a 2 lilt futniihrd rounlry
l.rteh Arbor 1 year old lutme.
room 2 balh CR homr on 2 •
bomr. corflm spot, do*# In,
II.AOrt e-|uit/, 572 mo FA 2-.V'2.l
lot*. Convenient to eehool* and
17,000.
*h "ppmg. Well runitiUiird ar.d Onr of tho H K IT K II bujri it Ih •
For Sal*
2 lots. 9 mile* A\e*l
dengneii for living with mndrrn
NIL homn on .1 lot*. »ith
of Sanford, fur Information
feature* throughout. Children
IIK furnahnl d ip #1 apto . ofil
Phone FA 2-782J
will l.ivr* the arra and you
|ocltp4l in nty.
needn't worry about traffic. VN• Hair *, 2 A .1 IUI hoiiif* f«*r
A ERA • A ERA . I H O IC K
Priced 119.*00. |x>«* down pay.
loiit, *om# furmfhtiL
ment if danred with average
Mere r* a romUnalinn that ia hard
FARM ERS AGENCY
monthly payment* like rent
In heat • for the riiarrimlnatlng
S. V. FirinSr, Rtallnr
lioite*'. and the invaitmant
I). II. ITbitmorf, A « w .
miritievl huthand: \ inarming.
n s S. French A\e. Ph. F A 2 SSI
2 tlory, touthern cOlomal. *>n
ipacioua, ahadv ground*. It ha*
119
Park Ave.
Ph F.A 2-9123 A fttr houri FA 2-2611 nr FA 2421
I bedroom*. 2 Irath*. large living
Tbl« t» a gunt p i n to tbr Ritt
■-•-ini. 2 fireplace*. **purate dm
Ihrotir for tirornU Hrldfmon
ing mom. A many nlhei eitia*
F tp ft*tr Se^x SO. ‘M
I OR ADDED INi UMK A goal
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pieiely furm.hel garage apt.
llenutiful .1 Lotlronm
kltrhon
ii i: i»i* % rri h %110*
Iteaannai-la term* Call Ut In
ftju ppT'l houie loc«tt#4fl on Pin*
h »n T %i in »:i»
IBft Ml l| I'|u|i4« m iu lM *f
da> fur detail*
crtit Uriv#. II.KHI doi*n,
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Itlirek home. Priced al mily
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\\. II. "Hill” Slentper Agency
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Pmeere.t, I year <ilrl Feature*
•• foil .« » .
I or lift* bio N*r t: I
Y»ar uf ft*
,A«*oe tl rv Allen. II II la ffrr
r<|u.|i|W,| eleetlir kiti hell. Ileal
•udlit e 1'iiso 2* ill I >■<
er. Imt water tank. A %en*li*n .Arletle Price. Evfiell HarperI tr «•*t|*||*.*« n| I'mpeiii )
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utility mom Well landacwpeil
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T. W. MERO. Iltoker
l'ur« irate pi.r* la only
>lfR* in t*ftIrit 8AMIM4 J I* 11•jr • yard
I'bnr.e FA 2-2IH
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111.940, with ju*t I.O.Ari |u>wn.
All rf b «I|| prop»ri|- L«tnf In
Paymtnls le*.< than tent. -See
I I*«ini» of le m m uk HlBta nf ^ lit.
R O IIE Iir A. AAD EIAAia. Realtor
Hi* •nlfOB B-ieh s#fttf|c4*o shall
thi* one todayl
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I 1, ' . MOKTf.ADE
I I I N. Park — Ph. FA 2-2l?«
••T-.lfinU I'nuMr. f l l f l l l
NO IJKAI.IKYING
1% i i n : i ni n r m* t m i : •oi % t r 2 Bedroom block house, fiirnl*hed
NO
(T.DSING COSTS
j i im . i . « l : M l M i l , »; i ui \ i% .
Mr. Schreib, Nulati ltd , Ctlru*
Nearly new iH-autiful I liedfoOm
M i l l : in* i i mn lli%*
llrlih lr, Sanfofd. Fla
15 Ilf I
1tie* balh masonry home. CatIlf llS
porlr. utility room, kpare heat
t.U U .\ m ;Tl( l) C IU U IN 'II.T.
K K D H C E D S V in
er Nicety land*rep*d
t>t*«att4. Cu»iom
built
threa
bedroom
5 «•11* r. t o rP K D irn iit
P h. I A 2 .i" « 2
home lorv'.ed at p)7 Seetl
to I I I f Nt.tll m i l l 1511 PCM*
•m 5 b m i i i5f. i n i m
«m n r Avenue in beautiful Mayfair
*i*5in if •415v r m i l » i r i u i
aectlun. Tbit quality bom* ft*R A Y M O N D M. B A M .
i • ind t i m +? m i i n ito»#.
8*1 8 ' I -1 ’ * | (I
tu rn 2 fully tiled eompiMe
RK Al.TOR A INSCHOH
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lima
*^’1 I i m *3^o
baths, tnarmua bediooms, g»n- Third S t A Park Avenue, South
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• o•bids I 4 0 > 1 1 8 9» Cl.IS*
erous rlnieti, terrain floois,
A all ( all Ball
M r.TH |» ( M ip w r .I.U df'4ii*d,
Phoo. FA 2.4*4!
large *freened porch off ol
*• - rif iiltl I *nsie*f|# In Ih« Ceunif
J if of Poirfns-U r*»u*«f», plor.
beautiful living mom. kitchen
•• at HI* nffir* in ll.o Knurl
•quipped, ear port v ' h large
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Utillly
All thi* nfi 1 Ltftu I
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tlh
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»•• '»• from fho * m# rf tis• fir•«
tiful lot* alreadv laid»Cip*<l 1
I . nils of |.n nf •hI• Anile* r*oeh
Thi* home i* prued to **ll
floim t
i*T8n1 •
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tlg.900. V A 4 V T i mortgage ran,
l*3« orti oH«1| b*s*o ihs fit*# of
• 1 r* || t l f i n t44rfM
l-e a (.Hired liy buyer after re*- ,
M ndrrn Ir lv
Priced
g*f M.o rlsimiRi
0 ft4 oho11 ho
•nnalde down pa>me(it l.*«t, I
••even «*• |.g (ho rloflhOhf. Ml
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but lM(t ea.t, thi* lioin* i. *ur I
•
aim - r .lo'rtoM r»o| on ftt«4
lounded by eacellent neighbor*
•Bill
vrv|ef
EacluMvt. wilt, hemino e Real- |
• u »:a a . tr r .c n . in
A» I i tAiniofro'Af
•|f0 Will
tr. 1901 Park A*e. Brnkar'*;
•fAfioiref. rf IhO U o i 5' 01 |e|
Co operatmn Invited FA 2 4232 .
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( II l|(\5 I.L U rirfO llll.
I ••* l ul.hr Ullolll NO|fl»Sltl'0r «lll 2 *torv 4 lieilroom houte on m i
In i
ner tot. VVilhiir 3 bloc'** downloan liutine**
tcrtlon. Will
5ft| m » n r i p h ii %i if*5
i « n f •4 vir.rii
male
a r.icc home for a largi
lUf' Ml I* I t-sf M* 5181 lieu *r
WE
ARRANGE
family or good apartment hou*t
I •
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nivr.N
Ph. FA 2-2358.
A l.l. T Y P E S
F IN A N C IN G
T » a* II JsrIiis r lbs heal4#r sf
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far I if If «!• for t« t lie* | |«* |a* |#a ««.| For the Iteit R u n in Real £•'*••
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r.-mi-Rf 3hB a il.I.E N A IIARKEY
» f I )is r
iM tAhrs, llu tl#i>rt|t*
AV. A. S.'agle, Jr. Salesman
111 ’ *'# «4# i r t f f r i l ••“1 *>»• Plfre
Ph. PA 2-2J9I '
I** *&1’ l» It n i l StSflSt4 If* AS MO N Park Ave
feiitwa* •
f •If tg§f• Mn It* Y#8 r *f I*.
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la**| S*a >II-|«8I S»4I Il|||4t,
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2 lledfixiniH
All nf 8« i I |tf •• a ( l F h«n| in **•»
I'lrnnlrurlion Co. Inr.
•'"Uhl4, rf Memlhfile Bn'a r»f f i srFlorida Room
14ft * '*'••# •
rftrtll *■• i|||
211 AAe*l 2%lh Street
l*» f» t#»Ri*l aae.rrftlnf |a» |ga Ih#
— K .H .A . —
Phone F.A 2-3107
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4»*w1n lit •* ,!.» F • II I It
N4ftf5f 4. I‘!f»r Id • rn tl»« f|v«T
Citrus tree*, ready for grove
dftr Mi IM month nf 0<i- brr. If il.
«Mch I* lh« llh d*f ut OwtfUr.
planting. Dav ti. Rt. 1 B»g
(In c lu d ra (T o n in g )
MU
132 A or Cali FA 2-I4&2.
lu t H (hi* Sod d*r of ft#r**fn*
l»*r. !»#•
W O O D R U F FS
O r l(*tA4ii
(T#rlr f'lrruM r«Af»
Farm A Garden Center
4*nslA»U 4'imh'f
Glads, Earler A Cala Lily Bulba,
fnr. %i.i
•ot Celery Ave.
The Oswego River Valley dram*
a watershed of more than 5.600
8 Mark! Weak Of French
P O T TE D P LA N TS . I’h. FA 2-1822
•quare mile* in upita'.e Nrw
Avenue on 20th Sirret.
or FA 2 027(1
SANFORD
Y «ik
M ODEL OPF.N D A ILY
I FLO W ER S lio r . We ielegragb.
' The Body ' Plans Another Marriage I
Man, 77, Decides
River Too Much
Ih r
DOWNTOWN — large fura<*hr<l
Apartment*. 839 5w. Atlantic,
upstairs apattmrnl. I livingDaytona Be*, h, fit. F A 2-405*
room*, riming room and 3 bedroom*. Only SSi mo. F A 7 2J7L
Mr.At. K S T-A TK POK SAt.k
7—
8—
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Seminole Kenil.v
Si. j X - Ad.ll, {.aayraay
Legal Notice
Stcnstroni Really
5250 DOWN
Wc Feature
QUALITY HOMES
Low Down Payment
COUNTRY CLUB
MANOR
$ 2 8 o 00
$8280
.00
only $57>^>0 monthly
ShnsunaksiA
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21— AAIIRK AV.ANT11I)
23 A - B l I t DING, REPA IR S.
PAIN TING
I.area aelection of Hibiiru*. full Ironing 10c k l i e piece FA 27111
For Pau-.liar call Mr. Tu
T * kir. I’d.
bl.Kim 44 Oil up. ADo beautiful
Alanl. baba silt f t . laundry A
F.A : 61
■ F A 2-•6007.
Ciotona. I t*0 uphn
ii*
cleaning
'.nit
Uiauge
i
GKAPP.VIEI.i: M RSI1RV
t wrprnter w-rk wanted — lloat
Giapevllla Are. Th . F A 2 08X6
repair a speciality Itobinsoa,
Babv
alt
fi
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7
at
night
til!
4.
l-a-e Mary. I'h. F.A ?-41tr2.
I I — Automohllfa A Trailer*
in the morning
II 24., Cal! I
- vTit n i h— I'UkS'is ai.s
I A 2 2-v77.
IP Pontiac, evcrllemt condition. I
nrw ure* »IM . Call FA 2 1971
R.il I AA* VA M r v- ( n*hy
Rail* tit or iron. FA 2 .0.*
R e 't>*
AAf i. nr Month—
S3 Chtvy * di*or, light green- I do pa.-.;:ng. K A :1 9 .’8
T fl FA 2-5181. Furniture Center
while top. Good condition. Gut
ltd AVelt F rrt Rt.
Hull. FA 2-4721.
Rrrept nu <t • tvpmy. Iiuokkrep
A
A
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met I - .imin^rdal
Ing. knowledge of lab Work ami
I- .1: utility tiei.tr wi ;* alupt.
One Very r'*ivM I'arVoid f* I
elcv trorardi'iiam *
fVfm-inent
•or v fur a i inudilirner. Call
four do-r uv1*n It) perfect rm
■evident. 7Entple I -Hi he
FA 2 J5S9.
dltinn. tiwa .Palmello Ave
twren 9 and lu a nt.
•A’anted: Small child tn keep In
Spartan. I94d — «4\ t bedroom Thla it a gueet p u t to the Itiu
mv bomr day“ ur r.»-ht. Phnnw
l it* new I I ilKI Term* In!
Theatre fui ill
v I ,i
! A 278884.
A - nur Trailer Park
Rowan*. Ftp. d itr Sept. 3o. '.AH
FA 2 3426.
P A1.51 Al ANolt
gjZTwi SINFWH~npi-tmA I N ITil'a
M-inie I »r The Aged
It will par Y d t! to •*» it* h*fo-e
O P E N IN G SOON FA :.n**A
you buy. Open Erenlrg* and letter teturn on Invrvtment. Hr pv
Srlfv
Com
0|ieiatnl
laundi
Shi-tlan-l
I'nnlee. P *re your ordar
Sunday*.
D AA III II. R ED D EN Hi.il I ut
•i
for Chrittma*. F’ A 2.5178,
K A STS ID E T R A IL E R S A IF S
ing Co.. M il \ lltange .Ave
I'alalka, I'la.
t» n : n m > r i l F s » l e
Pai"*
c*' T «hirt* i»#
A1151A \ AVA SC R P I.I S
310 Sanfoid .Aven ir
Serwlnwl, I ybul.ler* 8 Rod. Shop G »"w >
;
Formerly D m ‘* Cn*,r sh..P
romplgt# l.tei teat
\i.-< taealwl al
city, PA 2-71PI
3U| AV. 2nd St.
F.A 2 '973 gi**>sl>EClVl"**,v r HVICES
L.
I. A
A D
D. H,|tt an,| Srltir*
\Ae repair all tvpe* of trial'.
D R IV E A NEW CAR anvwhere
engine*.
anytime. Rental *rrttc* include* \yr fi <j;;h S
Pn f a : ; i : \
AA'aih.
;*• a u 4
in*ur#nre
MERER
W ARN ER .
National
•A'lt'* llrpv r. A l!->»d her* (•
Car Rrntala. 101 E. !*t St.,
II Al l < G.AK AGE
F A 2'3W4.
s ' i r '- n
* -»
FA
Vile. A 5u.,Ha« •
FA J
12— lit* \T> ami M u t u f l''
Tra.tor work, divcliig, plow Inc.
All It'd! EvinCurle* \>rw tin Sa'e
raking, leveling A- clearing.
Rut n-o* for Spe, a - - Shari A
grove work Ph i t : I2U
Hunting iraton t omplelr line
nf ninlnr* alt rile* at redueerl
P IM P S — SPRINKLER
price* whil* thev 1**1 A'ttr ad
SYSTEM S
t pught piano, ll' .d coiulitiun eg.
erpi fmuh. J.'i'i Wheel***, lwingw -w l. T E 1■I'.**o.
l l - A - l l VR B E S T tl.w
low iluwn pavniei.’.* — Hank
" I’ e Ii Yttin*»ll"
Financing— Vitit »u r Itoai A
WE REPAIR AND .SERVICE
motor ditplay ntania 3019 9 E
g r i n f
* l-i St., and arlditninal brrat lut
Alarkitte and Supple Co.
401-It E let
207 u 2nd St
Pn. EA 2 843?
Yitur K* inrmle Dealer
Furniture Aiming 4 Siorajt
RllltSON SP O R TIN G GOODS
C. II. PMII.I.IPS, .Agent
TrMtl d E 1*1. I'bone PA 2-4991
W AS llIll'llN VAN LINES
lAt«l french Ave.
EA 7 1991
2.V II I* Kicker. I yr. old It It
boat 4 trailer. F A 2-4571.
W E I I. D K II.I.IM .
Eelrhank* Mor<e Pumps
ID fi Double rahin crulaar. neat
Repair* to all inakea
and in good rntnlilian. Fully
HOWARD c. LONG
et|ui|i|>*d far living aboard nr e*
207 E. Commercial Ave.
lenstva m illin g. G cmmI buy at
Phone F A 2-2h'i7
44.4(9) Clifton lioat Service, lie
I and or Ph RF 4149%
\ I K -C O N d i t i o m m ;
II. K. P B I 'K c o :
7<t« S Park - — I'A J 17)1
M arine Plnlahew
f o r Y a itr B a a l
T#'f»|(lfln Tlllw i 1>l'fi1 I Iff.
S e n k irik G \ * m nnri |»«!n ( Cu.
K p U .IM H lin n H Y flllOP
113-114 W. 2nd Ri. PS FA 2 4«7f At The Sign_
The Tolrm Pal*.
2417 5. French Are.
19%: High Hal. 19 fool 47 Mark ......... „ „ . . c , „ . ,
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ENA M drPI s. l^-tterhe
«i*te.•t .Aleirurv I nnlloU. Ilattery,
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Gator Trailer. Con*ertibl. Top.Jtarolre-. hand bill*, .n i
A ! .sliai-e. 2 Iank«. Sirrn, lim n
ll r ln f
l.ght. Folly e,|.i.p,.»rl Phone
rrin tln j ( n Phono b A 2 » M Sanford. Flrsridw day PAIrfa* | 4(M " f , ‘ ,3 ,h S ’ • 1H75, fiiitlii I \ u f i « j-.*»ir*fi
Aaruum < Iraner Repair*
A real bargain for eo*h.
Repair* A par** for all nuke* of
~
e’eaner*
Flertroljg. Hoover,
—
Kirby, Alt AVay. i7. K lleplae*.
ment part*. Work g'lirantedr
C**h fur furniture or *urplue,
Siiyar Trading P«»t. S«efjrd Ih FA 2 474%.
Undo II wy. F A 2 0977
(funk IJiundiomat Service
IT— HI A IT V PARI.OBs
Slur t* Fini bed In i * Until *
Sanilono D iy CIraning
Thi* |« a gevt pat* to III-* Aim i«.
F. 2-%th .‘-i I •' dm art Bldg,
■*- I Itrivr In liirnlre for i I,
SOI T IIS ID i:
I VI M lRiiVI v r
/ Illl IIIr i man. F*p
dull >ei9
an. se
P r - T r.fTM h is 'i.
WOOlcSKY
ii=7immrrrv7¥kfr-
F**e Superior lira ui. Strvire
Call F v 2-1 12s
HAZKI* roUTI-K
nd
V|RIAN HENSON
li«i
aa.
*.3th at.
IhuUhtl
c yn m; i i r- r f»
d
Contract ami lirnair Wink
Km7 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2 9462
Pl.U-MHING
4
Okra by th* hu*hjl. F.A 2-f414.
rapan g*« range ard large g*«
heater 3 g*!!»n eleetrre ,-hurn.
VII in g o .! condition, cheap,
F A 22377.
,
,
I nr -I tra.tni 4724. A lio
plow. C*'| FA 2 0(->7
dl»k
I4ii f. r yeif n'd range «turing
our “ •lid Rang# Rcmnd.-.ip'. Sanfr-ed «.** Co. 21)1 P 1*1 St
— Factery i» ynu—
Aluminum
A'rnetian Blind*
EncLitril head. Sa {.proof halt am
r . I wiiii p',**'..t emit Pl**il«
or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon
ford*.
.
S e n La rik (Haws amt P a in t f n .
112114 W. M St. rk . E A 2-4822
l or Sal*
Briton'* all tran*latnr
lliperetta) hearing aid Can bw
worn aa a tie bar or beautiful
lironeh. Owner dtee*-e*l. Compane wilt (Uppiv Individual eard Pis. F V
la ry * attic fan. Mirarla t'onrreta
• -. I" \ 5 5741
Cotton A Wool Varna. Notion*,
Thread., Tapes.
HO LLIN S HURRY S lID P
At Tha Sign Of Tba Totem Pol*.
(A IT S. Frareh Avb
Grand upright piano. F,A 2*4571.
‘ractl.e pianu, JiU.
a ft.r 4 p. ni.
PA
2 22P8
I**'• »l crier/ planti. John Mlkler.
riinn* HvlMjfi M>rr%t 5 1|!M If
n.r nnawer rail Fllre.t 6-117*9
-a- r ti r viivi^v tr^—
llllt SI IIIIIII GOODS
Reg 1299 *
3 pr Curved
Srett.mal* I'na-n
$188
Rubber,/Ipperrd
Cu*hiims
$79
Reg. fl.79
d*4A»8'i Tabla
6 Chair*
F t HOI 3 III DOING CO.
Cor. 2nd A Magnolia F.A 2 6331
“ Dud" Ramh*rg*r, M gr,
Fr#« Deliver)’
•*(
• m o VALUES
• MUICK CREDIT
• EASY TERMS
WII-SON - MAI l'R
N'ewr and Card Fumtturw
311 F First 5’
Pb FA 2 4«1
Contracting A Repair*
Sanford a Moat Alodern
Free K.tiou'es
R. I . KARA I V
llaaiily Falon • Air Coud.
2iH SaiiLifd Avr I'hnnr FA 2 318V
New A l 'nfd
IIA K R IK T T S BE ALLA NOOK
104 Se.Oak
FA 2 4742
Furniture .md Aiiplianrew
i H M W 'ft iTP k v i —
lL -F E M A L I.~ F lTi T r* (r lV T Iv |T
PIAN'D T E C H N I C I A N *
-i i i I'm FA 3 17
Etpeit Tunleig A l.'r|i«iring t ■
Glrla wanted — with or wiihuut
H.VRRV W E S T E R Hi** III
tawing evperiame Paul while
Used furniture, applianer*. tnq!a
Fanfurd
learning. Pierra Atanuferl .ting
etc Buigh’ tald. I.any'* Mart
Co, 201 I'ommtreial A*# , Pb.
«'• Sanford A 'a Ph. F A * *:»2
riA
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I
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IN*,
a RI P viitnir.
F.A 3-2441.
AA'. I . II Alt MOV
Clarified lliinl.vv
(*> p m.
Uanct inviruelor*. Girl* 1» '•» 38
1
' ' rr
ss.wr.s
Mat her of Sanford
wanl.d Will train Inquire
l . T 7T i . i n i . ' * . . m u m i,„ is
178 A, N. Rlvd , Del.and
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Rut I to y.-ur pinna
b'entiuiellng and Addilinn*
*»t R ^S AI.KMA OM l
'
D O N l.l 1.1
Earn weekly Inrerne*. plus Ha»
I'hnn FA . %*.'l
ing* Bond* Earn your holiday _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ri|**n*e money
with AVON ’ k— 1*1.1 « t llll AI. SS.It\ 14'S'S
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DeLand,
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t arperter with power >1 * A
helpers. Apply Country Club
Hultias, 20th Mt. 1. Miller
f l lll.II. Villi, appiainarr*, sale*
and servlre, <•. II High, Oviedn
Fla Phone FO 4 1314 or San
ford FA 2-3883 after 9 pm
Thi* I, a gueat t-a-* tn Hie V|n\|eland
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fur
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Sept. 30, ‘48.
nr Female
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Man to do mnJnUinance- wife FLOOR
Cleaning,
wavingS.-rving
offl.e.
Apartment
furtueberi
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VArile parliculara and Intiryiei*
II. M. Gltaaon. Lake Mary
will h* arranged. Refercnees retpjired. I’. O. Hu* 21. Sanford.
R K D -L M IV K O N T'R K TK
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KKAI. E S T A T E
Dry- well*, till*. A lintel*
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Will pa* up In .'H*V eommUtian .309 Elm Ave.
Pb. FA 2-4T51
nn sale*. Have a,M>d ralahlltlied
buaint** and location. All re Carportt, Garngrt, Additions, Hem-wiellnr. Repairing.. P h o n e
ply* confidential. Write h»t
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DeBary News
I t . ltM
Oviedo News
B y M ARIAN I . m
i
Ladles’ Night * u held Mood*;
■t U»» OrUdo klaeonle Lodge No.
•O
A t tha vwahlpful a i i t n point•d oat, It vml not tho tight for
M u o m , Eastern S u n , or any
gperlal orgsnlsstion of (hat kind.
)t was Ladle!’ Night, dedicated to
tooaa ladle* who have helped their
husbands— or men folk— with their
Masonic work In any way during
pic year*. Wlvea, widow*, and oryhan* were all eperlal guest* Mon
day evening.
Meir.her* »od vUitor* from OrUndo.
Sanford.
Winter
Park.
Geneva. Chuluota, Oviedo, Goldenred. Maitland and Ml. Dora onJoyed the fellowahlp and get-tofather before end following the
dellrioue aupper.
Roiwell Noe gel « u chairman
Of the planning rommlttee. Assistk it were: Mr. and Mr». Roy A Iford. Mr*. E. M. Olllff. Mr* Ri
fle Fleming. Mr*. Ben G. Wainright. MU* Peggy Fleming. Emnjtlt Ketaey. J. B. done*. O. T.
Etnndraid. Ralph and Plrk In
german.
Some of tha young ladle* of
A t community, attired In lovely
ovenlng dresses, served tha many
gueata. Thea* |n--hrdid Carol and
Gladyt Alford. Be»iir and JunU
Fleming, Carol Parker. N*ney E»
tea, Julie Gore, and Pat Jackmn.
Following the *upper, Rob Cam*ron Introduced aome of the of ftC t r l of the Ural lodge, welcomed
everyone and praised th# ladle*.
He arked each tarty preirnt to
i land and Identify heiself. V U i
tor* and member* iirrirnt Included
M r. and Mr*. Charlie Weit ami
family, U a U r, Corrinne and D-tty W rit. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Koit
and family, Fred Allen. Dennli
ami Carl Koit; Theod.vre Vlcktry,
Thro-lor* L. Bennett, Sr., Mr. and
Mr*. Christopher II. Scott, C. H.
Tanner, Mra. M. M. Tanner, II
L . Ingerman and flanre.
Bill and D':k Ingerman. K. R.
Alien, Uetlie Maton, Mr*. L j Ii
A llen, Mr. and Mr*. A. G. Allen
and family. Larry Allen and A. G.
Allen. Jr., Sue Jane Harrell, Mr.
■ml Mr*. William II. Clark, Mr.
and Mra. Roawell Noegal, Shirley
JUm**y. Robert M. Slalennlta, Mr.
C oU m F ormula/
SAVES
HALF.
and Mr*. Floyd Land; of Orlando.
Mr. and Mre. Jooeph Warren.
GoMenrod. B. I . Slonlger and
Dale Skmiger, Maitland and WinU r Park reapactively, bob Wtlllama, Oataan. Mooa Taylor, Mr.
and Mr*. J . T . McLain. Mra. Lola
Brademryer, Mr. and Mr*. O. T.
Kennalrald and J . L. Thoma*.
Geneva, Mr. and Mr*. Illllon
Brown, la n ford. Ann Laatlnger,
ML Dora. Mr. and Mr*. Alvin W.
Thurman, Winter Park, E. Weal
ing, Mra. Ilaael Wealing, Chulaola, Mr. and Mr*. R B Shut*
and Mr. and Mra. J. L Hosteltter. atio Chuluota; Mr. and Mr*.
Boh Cameron.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Alford, Mr.
and Mr*. I). II. Jatkson, Mr and
Mra. Ben 0. Walnwright. Mr. arid
Mr*. J, B. Jonaa, Mr. and Mra.
Jnaeph Lainhart, Mr. and Mr*. L.
V. Hart, Mr. and Mr*. J . I. Maieolm. Mlaa Shirley Makolm, Mr.
and Mra. T . R. Pipkin. MU* Gin
ger Pipkin, Mr. and Mr*. Chart**
T. Niblarfc, Mr. and Mr* f . W.
Talbott.
Mr. and Mra. T. 1. Lingo. J r .
the Reverend and Mr* Jar's T.
Bryant, the Reverend George II
Carlton,
Mr*.
EUie Fleming.
M m ri Peggy, Junle and Bessi*
Fleming. Mr* Pauline W*at, Mra
Mary I, Young. W lllUm B. Weit
Mr*. Dora Kalaey, Emmett KeUey,
and MU*f* Pat Jackion Julie Gore
Carol and Gladya Alford. Be«si*
and Junie Fleming, Nancy Etlei
end Carol Parker.
N E W l i U I C K — Sleek um l low describe* Ilu ic k ’a new s ty lin g fi»r 1£»*>9 Tb i* is the
luxuriou* two-door E le c tru h iin iti'P . w h ic h men*urea leas t)ui;t ’«.*» inches in lieiyrlit.
yet retain* B pjm ixlm htely the same h ea tirom n na In*! y e a r * Huick. I >olta-winjf rear
fcn<!*?r atylinjr and "A n g le d " tw in h r n d lir h t * give Ruick n lig h t, in n n ty look. N e w
Htlirka w ill Ire on d isp la y lo m m p jw n' W illi a P on tin c-H uie k, F irs t Street, Sanford.
P re- Season Citrus Buying Is Heavy
Ry R O B ER T ft. M cN EIM .
L'niled Prea* Inlernallnnal
M E ELA N D Ill'll Florida
ti'.rua Mutual laid today So ,.«t
e*e\ of th* 195159 Florida citrua
crop may b« committed by Nov.
I, mostly the result of heavy preseason buying at pricer about
double III* normal
Robert W. RuL'etlga, Mutual
| general manager, told Mutual's
letard of directors that 1i to BO
i per cent of the crop thould be
committed to market* by Oct. 1
or Nov. I.
He
**ld
advan-ed
buying
started with "the bloom four
months ago — the earliest preseason buying we c«n recall."
Anistant
Genera!
Manager
Herman Steel* tald prirei peld
In advanced porch**** Iht* turnmet ware frum V) to 60 per cent
higher Ilian last year.
He «aid pre lea-on purchases
Ihu year were Wvlot* by unoffi
cial crop estlmalea of on'-- 76 and
SAN DIEG O, Calif. (F H T N C )—
10 million boars of orange*,
Jamea W. Wallace, teaman, IISN,
The director*, holding their ftr>t
•on of Mr. and Mra P. II. Me- meeting of the new traaon. al»o
William* of 107 County Club cir adopted * budget for 1968 69
cle, Sanford. Fla, aboard the totaling LUO.OOu. Iaa>t year * bud
tank landing (hip CSS Floyd get wa* MBO.OOO, but Irecaute
ZARAGOZA. Spain (U P I)-F t lm
County, participated In an amphi- of the winter's killing fireies,
•tar George Sander* today reaf
bioua training exercise (Phlblcx- only *141,000 was actually spent.
firmed hi* Intention to m »rry
llenlta llume, widow of Ronald 2) In (tie San Dtego-Camp Pendle
Colman, and tald the wedding ton, Calif., area during Sept. M l
The exerciae Involved an A m
would Uka p’.aca iu alt monlhi
phibious Squadron, a Naval Fmn'g
time.
"We plan to marry In »li Unit composed of destroyers, and
NEW O R LEA N S f U P li— Now
month*," Sander* •aId "We har* a Marin* Hrlgade lire landing
discussed It and that it what ac fortr lupported by Naval and Ma Orleans police officer* are cel
rine Aviation.
ling r e c o r d e d duty ‘‘eommerplan to do."
Cnnadian Mine Craft uptrated cl*l»" with Uit’ic regular radio
Til* marriage plant were an
nounced here by official* of a with U. S. Naval Mine Craft in me-.ajre* Ihe.e day*.
tompany Aiming "Solomon and support of the Marine assault. A
Sandwiched between the normal
.Sheba,” on w h i c h Sander* It battalion landing tram, landing in police
call*,
thrte
menskca
conjunction
wi t h
waterborne crackle through thrlr radio re
working.
Itul report* from Swltierland, troop., « a i lifted h> Marine heli ceivers:
where Mlaa l!u> * U presently copter* from the air* ralt carrier
"U r alert fine of Ihe suspect*
you are handling may want to
ttaylng, aaid the lad denlrd that CSS Kearaarge.
*
Sander* had provosed Sander*
A gunnery exercise wa» held al kill you."
evaded the iiau* of an a."'*I Pyramid Cove, San Clemente I*
•‘You »re member* of the best
propoiat, but reiterated that "w, land, followed by a rehrarval land police force In Ihe world. In *plte
have discussed It ( marriagi i."
ing «n Ihe Silver Strarxl, Coronado. of manpower ihortagra we ran
The 52 year-old actor— fc*. .nerly Calif. The main a*>aull landing do a good Job by giving our best
married to Z*a Z*a Gaho — added I to,It pltre in the Camp Pi-ndle- effort at all timet.”
"In*pect your equipment before
that he hoped to »e» Mlaa llume ton area, egainit Camp Pendle
toon.
ovch tour of duty."
ton Marine aggi»»*or foicc.
N ew s
Of Men
In Service
He plans Wedding,
It’s News To Her
Officers Getting
Commercials, Too
I
By Mr*. Adam Muller
Tha Delta ry Womans Club fea
tured a "then and now.” fashion
show at the Civie Center. Wednes
day at 1 P. M. Gibb of DeLand
prepared an exciting array of
Greet, afternoon, cocktail and
evening clothes, besides fashions
for children. Th ti# were shown
during th* fashion revue. 51rt.
Myron Acrardi wet the chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Porter
of Sunset Dr. have returned from
their summer horn* in Sanvirnvillc, Nsw Hampshire.
Mr and Mr*. Ray Pack, and
Mr. and 51ra. Herman Lrdtrhaui
Celebrated,
Kay and Hermans
birthilay* at Ihe Sky Line Kr.(au
ra nl, in Orlar.du. Saturday.
A breakfa« teach party was
hrtd Sunday morning at Daytons
Brach. Among the guesta present
were, Mr and M ri, Howard E.
llite and thrlr bouse guest from
Fort Th u m n , Ky. Mr. ami Mrs
U. Zimmerman, and Mr. and Mra.
Rsy Pack.
Ground Observer Corps of De
Bsry to report at G. O. C. Poll,
Community Center. Shell Rd. for
duty Thursday September lxth,
from B a . m. to 4 p. m. Operation
order 56A9 training exercise. All
observation Potts in Miami Air
Defense filter center area of re
sponding will take part in mj far
Mutual also approved a "pro
gram for progr***" for the new
lea .on, pledging to keep Mutual
member* "the t>c*t Informed
agricultural
pr-xturtra in the
•Mirld," Th# progran .aid Mutual
"w ill constantly e v a l u a t e al
supply and demand f.'tora and
report on them frcquM-by."
The big cooperative a!w> prom
ised it will supply it* » .W mrmher* with "price guide informa
tion,” Thl* would Inform them of
whit price* they ihould expect
LOS AN G ELES (U P ll-S ln g e r
(o r their product* under exliting
Eddie Fisher, perspiring and
tup?'" *rd demand balance*.
s u f f e r i n g from a high tern
Other Mutual information chan prratur*. kept a personal ap
nel* to member* »uch a* northern pearance date Wednesday night at
market information and th* dally Ihe Los Angeles Pres* Club bul
market bulletin will be continued.
refused to dllcuis hi* martial
Itutirdge -aid In contracts made
problems.
during
the
summer,
Duncan
Th* boyish • fared crooner,
grapefruit brought tl oo per box whose dates in New York with
on the tree, Marsh grapefruit actress Elizabeth Taylor were
$126 to 1150 and early mid- I blamed for HI* separation from
•eaaon orange* $200 to $2 60, Dehbie Reynolds, tang irverai
Valencia* $2 60 to $5 26 and tan tongs before a rapacity audience
gerine* $2.00.
in hit first public engagement
Rutledge also reported that the since the break up of hia marri
industry t» In a favorable position ageregarding lit Inventory of proAsked if he had anything to
tr-aed products. He *aid the aay about hi* personal problems,
inventory of tingle •trength juice Fisher said:
rroq^cti I* n.nv 2.1 per cent ten
" I was told I wouldn't have to
than al the same lime last year answer any personal questions
and that the tnduiiry ha* on I'm Just her* si Eddie Pliher.”
hand now seven million gallons
less froien orange concentrate
than it had at the tame lime last
year.
t'lin m m *
\ iu t;
lU ltl.H V
IIIV B N
General Manager Homer Hooks T H. VA iTT h «' L#: i r I*
t
In L u • Ui* • •
H ull'ttnr al Chu*
of th* Florida ( itrua Curnmlitltm In i h t l ' " » l
i w l i r th^ f k i l l h i V I
suggested to the board of direc- jtuuni nt aa, n f- n * ‘ uJiu lu
n ta » t m * r M . i r k a t
tot: that Mutual’* legislative r«m - • I I t h » ! k t f l u l t r i t lei r e * « l u » 'r « \ l |
name* w i t h H i* i* l# rk **f
lf
rnlltri- merl with the commis c u (l i ’iiii rl h*riitn«l( 1‘ssUsin h«‘Ji*r>
sion's legislative committee Oct. I J- U* «• i d l i U n C t * Hh »ha nr^*
fsf
th#
I'l*
Santa
I I to seek concurrence cm a 1969 M a t u l r 1*• ta it
n |A*.v'|
legislative program approved by 1-1a Mtalutca 1>U
•
II. U l l r l a a a
Ihe commission Tuesday.
Jlr* II i: i l r l K / «
as possible and will try to mao
their posts as many hours as
reeded. Joseph Santillo. supervi
sor, DeBary.
.
T h e
Community Methodist
Church of DeBary opened It* doors
for the first service Sunday. Th*
new building was dedicated by
Bishop John W. Branseomb. D. D
Guest speakers were th# Rev.
Jessie D. Waller. Orlando and thr
Rev llascom Carlton. Enterprise
500 members and gural.1 attend
ed dedication ceremonies.
Waller Kimball was featured
Sunday afternoon at ft* Ft.-tt
Presbyterian Church of DtBiry,
Selections by trading compote-i
were presented by the wel|-koorg
Central Florida organist.
Three candidates spoke to the
DeBary Republican Club at a rec
ent rally In Ihe Civic Center. Mn
E. R. Darling. Ralph R C!a>un*v
«nd William Coleman were in ro .f
(lucid by president Abcrt D. Wil
liams.
A musical program was present
ed, featuring 51ra. Louis St.
Amand. Mrs. Teresa Kupen «-,(
Frank Woodrotf. Republic.-, |»,|.
mary Day has been set far bept.
90,
SELF W RINGING
CELLULOSE
SPONGE MOP
b u il t - in
WRINGER
Fisher Declines
To Discuss Liz
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NEWSPAPER
FRIDAY. SEPTEM BER 19. 1958
'Ambassador Hits
Red China Debate
and clapped anotner flte million
In priK.ni a n d
(oncrntratlon
camp*
"Can anyDody suppose the Chi
nei# people would like to h u e th«
Communist. r.pre.ent them In the
I ' M " T-lang a*kcd
"Domestically. thl* regime la 'inChinese It haa not been accepted
by the Chtitr.e people. It cannit
moll government, told th* n reprl-enl an>on* in an inlematien
lembly'i General Committee that il body. It hat been branded by
the Communlat regime had liqui the U.X. at an aggrr.-or. St I*
dated at Irait 20 million I'h ln n - not peace-loving.
Mould I'ptrt U..N.
* \ drbatc on the poaaihlllty nl
allowing thia tegime to take the
>eat of China In the U N . would
upiet the moral foundaton of the
U N "
Ttlang luppoitrd a motion b>
U.S. Amhaatador llrnry Cabot
Lodge that the eommlttce recom
mend tint the attembly decide
•’not to cor.ilder at Its 13th regu
Lunch Supervisors
Get Instructions
On Civil Defense
i
I
lar aettion any pr..po..l. to exeoat or m in i a.ppe.i two ten n. c,UfJp (hf reprPlPllUtlvf, of lhP
( | f on# P " f,n t
™ n,h- ' hr Republic of Chin* "
I f o\eminent reported today The
^
u* t „ mt| ,r ,
Augu.t drop waa the fir.t in t w » ; proCfdure‘ hlrt
foMo, Pj ln
Member* of
Ute Seniino't
County School food Servlc* A*•oelalion held 'heir September
meeting at <leneva School W*e«lnv-day night.
Mrs. Mary Vnhul-, principal,
and Mr*. Vlverllne Anders, at bool
lunch manager, wera hn.ie<«e« to
the group.
M r-. Onn» Rockett, pretided
over the Im -lor.- «e«-lon which
in.lml.--l a di-eU-.lon uf (hr Civil
Defrn-t program.
Mm .
i harlutt*
Whitmore,
County school lunch director, re
ported that the Red Cross- Civil
|)efrn-e eoiir-e In emergen-')*
m u . feeding, which bad been reqnr.ted by the gruup. would be
gin on Oct. * at South Skle School.
The cla-s l« Jointly .pontetrd by
the focal Re-1 I 'm - , and Civil Defen*e unit..
Put|n>-e of thl- C-iur-e I. to give
school lunch personnel a full ap
prerlallon of Ihr importance of
fredlrg in emergencies and the
fundament*! prtr c t -i '- •—i proh
Irma of emergency fee-ling. The
cour»e will include practical everet.e* for developing technique*
and .kill- needed In various d.-a l
ter feeding operations.
The gue-t .peaker was Roger
H a m .. Seminole County school
auditor, who di<«u--rd la-t year*,
•chuol lunch audit report.. Haiticotnine—-led the group for -ati-fartory record* maintained for the
pa<t school year.
Seven member* of the a.aociatlon will participate In an eaten•ion eour»e for M'hind lunch per•onnel, which will begin in tlilando -n Oct. Id.
The following member, attended
M m . Rockett. M r. Ruby Caldrr.
Mrs. Floicnre Ohlger. Mrs. Alma
Robln— n. M r.
Margaurite F.u|.«nk», M i.. Ruby Ifuwr, Mr..
Clarice Dekal, Mr». Luctl* Fcdrr.
Mi*. Elliaheh Allred. Mr*. V. t>
llnaty, Mr* Dorothy
Griffith.
, Mi». Flora Middleton, Mr*. Mar
jorie Itryant, Mm . Ruby Davi*.
M m Ebiia •l.-e and Mk . Whit
mole.
*•” *' , .
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.
..
193!. H id and 1937. U S ipokea
ly report laid aeaaonal deelinet
The In
Labor
Department
a monthmrnyear.
,.rr<11ftPl, !hP
* ou|d
approve
it handily
again ini•
food pr ice a and amall derlinra in
Ilritiah Antbat.adur Sir I’ietaon
elothing coita outweighed price Dixon taid hit delegatim would
rtaea for othar baric family guoit vole for the American motion be
CAMERA JL'ST TOO M 1TII — Despite lier soldierly
and tervlcft.
cause the repreaentaion que-tinn
hendgenr, having her picture taken wav too much for this
Th* coniumer price Index, bated "affrett the very structure of our
on the 1917-49 price average ailp- urganiiation nnd since feeling,
little* Chinese' girt’d countin' ami team were the result. The
ed from 123.9 In July to 121.7 in on It are a<> ttrong."
tot in decked out in battle gear a-t a measure of protection
uguit. Though lower than J'lly'a
nKnin*l Communist Chinese shelling of the inlund of ljuc*
the Auguil figure waa 2 2 per cent
moy. More supplies for the besieged inland were unload,
higher than a year ago.
cd after two National!*! vessel* successfully run the Red
Ewan Ctague, eommiaaioner of
blockade with n U. S. eacort.
(LTI’I Telephoto)
labor atatiatiea, tab) the A u ruit
dip did not herald any continuing
drop In living coata. He emphataed (hat it reflected heavy levNOR FO LK . V*. (U P ll— Federal 1
aonally marketing of
rneati.
Judge Walter E. Hoflman today
frulta, and vegatablei.
denied the city of Norfolk a >tay
No Downward Trend
of Integration for ail high and
r* *Tbli It no downward trend."
Junior high schools threatened
Iciague aaid. *-The Index la now
with eluting under Virginia law.
tending to atablliie."
WASHINGTON (U P I )— Th# D#- was put on "hot purauit" ol dim
Clagu* raid food pricea probably
ferue department ha. told U. S. munt.t planet Into th* "prlvtleged
would decline aomawhat further
TA LL A H A S S E E ( L T D - It wtll pilot! any Red Chine.e plane* at •anct'iary" hejond the Yalu River
Dili month and then level off.
Clothing cotta alipped one-lenth be at leait a month before the tacking them above the Formosa separating North Korea ftom Red
of one per rent, reflecting wide- Cabinet d rd d ri what *'*•# cerv-* Strait are lair game to be ehatoel China.
However, a Pentagon ipokea
apread reduction! for mrn'a and ice* and building project, will bark over the China mainland.
' boya* aporta ihlrta, men'a aocki, tuffer from a 24 million dollar
The new policy contrail, with man said U.S. forrea In the Far
economy
cut.
Gov.
LcRny
Colint
•lacka. aborts, and aulta. and wo
ordeia given American flier, dur East have not been autliorifrd to
•aid Thur.day.
men' nylon hoae.
ing the Korean War. Then a ban bumh Chinese mainland baiei.
/a
Caed Cara, Caa Hit*
The apokevman commented In
<1 Transportation coata roaa alx
rrarern.r to irpeatcd qu«»llon»
D E T R O IT (U P ll — The V'r1****
tenths of one per rent, mainly he
ai,out die pat- he. /rvmi T«ip«t,
cauaa of incraaied prices for uird Auto Worker! union will decide
Ft.rnn.ta, quoting an American in
cars and gasoline. Tiro pneet and today whether It will art a dead
formation officer a* .ayl-ig “V S.
line
fnr
a
.trike
again.t
either
•uto iniuranee ratna made small
plane, might Ju>t follow any atadvance*. Price* of new car* and General Motor, or Chry.ler
larking Mills tu maincd China
4ho co»t of auto repair. dipped
and bomb thn.e base* ”
somewhat.
lire Taipei -outer was U S .
Ronaid Perry. Sanford rrcrea
C H A R LES TO N . W.Va. it PI) - tlon director, ha* been appointed Marine Maj II. G Martin, de
Atlantic Greyhound Line, v.pect- to the It. ard of Manager, of the scribed a- a spokesman (or thr
rd to opeiate on a normal ached- Flomla \.»oclalion of the Amateur U.S. Taiwan Defen-e Command.
ule today, having rrachrd a back- Athletic Union
Alaitm al-4i said II S. plane* Dy
to-work agreement with il* t.OuO
Petty attended a two day Con- ing rover for National!-! supply
atrlking employe*.
I'aatc-d-by on F tn t SI., yr-terday
\entl<in of Ihr Slate AAU In Ler«- convoy, were under order* to
burg *• a delegate for the Semi "sbool to kill" If attacked by w m drird nomt the ear door lying
Thre# candidate* ya.terdav filed
on the g r> -. at the corner of Fiv*t
nole Swim A«*ociatlun. elty re lied planes.
qualifying paper* with the Sanford
LONDON ( U l ' l l - An F.I At air creation department *w miming
The Detent* Department here and Oak W'a. It wrencbcl off a
City Clerk for the City Commit- llnrr en route from Tel Aviv lo
laid American force, have "no -at In angsrf Or did It fail off in
•Ion rare, but one withdrew hit New York landed here («day with group.
authorliatlon
tu bomb mainland wrarine..?
,\a a board member, IV rry will
name early thl* afternoon.
ore of It. four engine, ahlare
ai.ivt in handling .port* and pub bate." and Martin had not hern
Elmer J. Still, a retired Navy
f igure* from the Southern Hell
The plan*'* .evenly panengrr..
officer, yeaterday qualified for the Including liraell Foreign Minuter lie relation, for better amateur authorised by Washington to say Telephone Co. »al the population of
otherwise.
athlMic.
Although
swimming
and
flection. After ''comlderlng the Golda Melr, neaped Injury.
Sanford at 2fi,70O «n June I, I9&K
Defeme Secretary Neil II Me- IIjr telephone aurvey, tin county
diving conttltule a major vectfon
|Pynatt#r." however. Still today withFiremen .pent 90 minute* fight
of the state group, the a*v<Kla- Elroy has detcrilu-d similar state hail reached a population of 4<>.
' mrewr bit name.
Ing the blue.
tiun al.J guide* .port* »Uch a. ments by U.S. n lfirrr- sv unlor- Sim la-t Jan. I. Company offieiala
The flrlt to qualify for the «eat
boving. Held and track, weight luiuvlr ‘ sabre rattling " li d l i n e flguie that In I {KM, 7I.0,h) men.
now held by David (lalrhel, recentwas no sign here that he had of women and children will be living
lifting and .kindiving.
ly'-elected to the County Commit
N EW P O R T. H I. ( U P l l - Presi
7 here are 130 active erganlra- finally told Pacific eommandrrs in Seminole County.
•Ion, waa David Mathri, a music
dent
EI.enbower
poitpnned
until
tlon* and recreation departments In to tone down their public tt'lrr» ■ ■
teacher and employ* of the CocaTuesday routine meetings ichrd'it- the Hoi Ida AMoclatlon
anrrs.
Cola Bottling Co.
M r- C. Il I I'rte I S-bitaiil haPnry will attend a convention uf
teceiitly been employed by an OrAl*«> qualifying w*« Troy Glenn ed for today with hla two chief
the Nalinnal Rccieation A**ncia
i*i,do firm a* a -ate-Woman and
Richardson, Sanford product mrr defense aider
lion Sept 22 20 in AUanUe City.
Interi'-r dfcorafnr tha Rchitard.
chant.
N I Theme of the conference will
live n . (iraralriew I t r , Sal fnnl
Th* qualifying deadline for the
fov. 4 election I* Oct. IS. The voter ( U P ll— The U n i t e d Slate* fired be ' Recreation In the Space Age"
» JvO
i
Perry
will In- gone two
T f lgistratlon deadlln* la Oct. 24. tire fn .t of poolbly Ita last aerira
An organlrallnnal uniting of
To be eligible to rrgiilar, a of nuclear tr.t. today, a compar- week- During hla gbaence business
the l oiled Fund Campaign haa
voter muil have rrtidi-d In tha city Itivrly puny one-klloton device f.•> m i \ o*»th Wing of U m I Ivl
been vet for 7.30 p ill Monday
for six month*, the Hate for ore dancing from a tethered balloon Center will lx- handled by the
the Florida Male Rank
300 fret over Yucca Elat.
City Manager** olflre.
IV n g a turf outfit and rut rnul
year.
Rrpre.entatlvri from partici let fir bait, limner Staffer »f
pating agrnrir* will be pre.rnt S-vnfi-id last night ciu(hl t AT
In dl.ru-S Ihelr need* Dlvl.lon jMi.ind tarpon in Ihr water- Vb> v
i huirmrn. ap|iointr<l h) Ibiwald Ihr l oavl Guard .lation at New
Mi Null)
campaign
chairman, Smyrna Reach
will also attend the meeting.
The huge fl«h wav bmught home
Tbs Sanford Male Chorus will
A goal of {34.0UO has hern art and fed to thr alligators al Ihe
a > «!d Ita rerular Monday night re
frrr Ihr campaign, which liegina Sanford Z«o. larpon I. an inedible
nearsal In th# Clvle Center. Tenor*
Oct. I "En d o r-r It) Giving" has game fiats.
Will meet at 7:30 In the Annex.
liwrn Fotguson a member nf life
lietn chosen as a campaign sto
••■Hie group la rapidly develop.
.Many former* and other, in fur farming purt*o*e. l-etwem gan.
fithlng party, kept tb* pan full
Ing Inta a well-balanced Organisa
the agricultural field are entitled June Ail. IP&7. and July I, !93g.
tion and It achedilrd for several
Harold Ka.lner is pi.vnlrnt of when h# reeled In a 3Apo'ind tea
Tie .Stale of Florida provide- a
In a ga. tax refund on ga-ntl ir
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I I >r V * i
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appearances In thr near future," u-e.| on th* farm for farming
Seminole
Count)
United bass. N. A. Ilarkry and John Mem
lefu’ d of four rent, a gallon to |Ihe
rick rnmplrtrd tl’C group which re
Cborui Director Harry II. Weir said
Fund.
l-oth faimt-r. and commercial fl.hpurpoaes.
pot I d cxc-'llrnl fishing and g>od
"We will continue lo welcome
lb* trim "farm " inrlodr. atoek. rrtnrn fur the lav on thr ga. they
pound-gc in retvorsl calch-v of
ell men who enjoy_ singing;
thr
,
.
dairy, poultry, bee., fruit, fui- u-e for agrirultural or rummer,
tea bats.
msrc th* merrier. Our only itipu
, nln„ | >f , rutk flrm >. rial fi-hing ptirpo-M. Unlike thr
T ic alllgalots were happy, luo.
lation I* that he »tay on pilch: p|antjU o „i,
ranchea, nurscriei,
ca-e of the fedrral ga. lav refund,
Q Ais ability ta read m uiir doesn't rang*., greer.houaes and otfier a peraon may not apply for a re
' matter,*• he concluded.
atmilar .tructuie. u.ed primarily fund of .(ale ravolinr lav unle«.
TAIPEI, Formosa tUITi
foe J jC H O O lS L IO S C O
for th* rai.ing of agrirultural or he ha. a refund pern,II it-tird by
first American ca.ualtv of the
7 lire* Virginia .ehoul. wvie of
horticultural commoditlea, Cecil the lomptroller prior lo the dale
of (he puirha-e of aurh ga-ullnr Red Phlne.c boinhanlmrrd ol ficially closed today under th*
i Tucker, County Agent, said.
Any operation falling into on* IA book of Invoice* I. I.vurd with Quvmoy wav flown to Foimosa anti I Irgratlon edict of Gov. J
of theta categoric! is allgiblt for the .tat* permil in which farmer- today aboard a Naiionah.t Iran.- Lml.ay Almond, and on* group
Rob Willis, superintendent of the th# seven-rent per gallon ga-ollne keep .igned record, of ga.ohne port plane through a hail nf of parent, agreed tin a policy of
lirm patience In (he education
Mayfair Country Club, made a tax refund. Actually there ar* two putcha-e-. At the end of the ral- Communl.l artillery shell.
lie nav Army Spl I Ge<*rge W crisis.
hole-lnon# yesterday during the refund. — a three-rent per gallon endar year, (he farmer file, a re
The g o v a r n o r Thursday a.sixth annual Florida Turf Grass FrdtiaS tat refund and a four- fund claim to Ihe comptroller'. J,din-ton of 1117 Hlgb.tunc St .
Tournament at th* Gatnesvill* rent per gallon slat* tax refund. office on lh* number of gallon* (Rpringda1*. I’*., who arriyed fr-m tumid "all power and euoirol"
These mutt b* applied for separ itcrniacd on hit invoicca. Farm er*'(he shcll-batlcred island aboard a over a high school and an ele
■( (Country Club.
w Willi* used a tour Irea for the ately by th* owner, tenant or op who do no have >lal* ga.ollna tat W-.rld War It two-engine C-47. mental)’ school In CharloHrviilt*
refund permits should apply for Eight seriously wounded Chirrs# lacing lh* Integration order of a
erator of th# farm.
(SJ-yard aca.
soldier* also were aboard.
federal court. This automatically
The federal tax refund of three on* Immediately.
Membort of hla foureome were
Johnston, who was hit hy a invoked tha vtaU'a school closing
Form, for both the federal re
Uoyd Clifton, superintendent of rent* per gallon ran he anphrd fur
Pm Piaar, Orlando, Andy Cuslelr. by submitting the Form :24<> at fund and application for .tale tax •hell fragment during a Com law.
The two school*, with a total
superintendent of the Winter Pari th# end of the fiscal year, Bspt. .V). refund parmit are .vvaiUMe at thr munist bombardment, walked off
Tn* period covered would be Comt)* Agricultural Agent'* Of th* plane with his left arm in a enrollment of about 1.700, were
tonnt) Club, and Manrla Evan*,
to hav# opened an Monday.
bloody sling.
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for gavolln* purrhated and ured fice, Courthouse, Sanford.
faciaeavtll* Beach.
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News Briefs
Judge Denies Plea
Quemoy Not Yalu River,
Red Chinese 'Fair Game'
Budget Problems
Auto Union Votes
Bus Strike Ends
3 Candidates File
tin City Election;
One Changes Mind
Ronald Pei i y Gels
Board Assignment
Local Briefs
Airliner Blazes
Ike Changes Mind
A-Test Fired
Male Chorus Sets
Rehearsal Monday
United Fund Sets
Meeting Monday
Local Group Gets
•< Tarpon, Sea Bass
County Farmers Eligible
For Gasoline Tax Refund
I
First American
Casualty Reported , c r—rini
Local Golfer Gets
Ace In Gainesville
NO. 265
Halted Prewn Leaned Wire
Reds Would Stop Firing
If Given Quemoy, M atsu
U N ITE D N ATIO N S, N .Y . ( L T D
NsHoraliit a 'in 1. said today a
Ci - i eral A».enbl> dbat e on .ratffc.* the Red Chtceie wou.d "op
l i t the moral foundation!" of the
Dr i ed Natm e breau.* th* Comm nlat reglmr '*.iaa no*, been a?c. |t » d' by t ie Chinese people.
f’l. Tingfu T. T ilin g , unit)*--*dor for Chlanf Kai-shek'* Foi •
livin g Costs Take
Slight Dip; First
Time In 2 Years
Shop and Save
f& h t H a n f o r d
ftoltir ( M r through Satan)*?
with ( k l K I #f t few widely K i t .
( m l i WlTM M «»d evening thunL#W (M ilh i 71 to 71.
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Diplomats Report
Talks Deadlocked
I.ONIHIN Il l'll
Communl't Geoerallatlmn Chlang Kal .lick te
t hina baa oflned a erase lire in rra-e using the Island* a. a ba-q
the Formosa Stiatt in return for for raid* on thr Communist Chiimmediate evacuation ef the off- nrie mainland.
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ihorc talandi of (Juftnoy and Mat
The diplomatic tourers tald
tu. Informed diplomatic aourcri the-r opposing standi were taken
i rported today.
by the I'n ltrd States and CommaThe source, .aid the United "l.t China respectively at the amMali* h»« told Communist China ba-aadoilal
talk,
in
WarMt*
a cease fir* muit come fti.t In which opened earlier thia week,
irturn. the diplomat* .aid, the offThe wurce .aid neither aide haa
shore island* might be neutral budged *o far from Ita aland but
i ..I
lhat further negotiation* may
This was held to imply thr Unit .how whether the I'riptng rcglmt
ed States would try to per-uadr is prepared to make aoine cons
cra-lona to end the Formosa
crisis.
In Washington American offi
cial* -aid today Secretary of
State John Foster Dutlra I. laying
the groundwork for whal he con•Idna an almost Inevitable United
Nations showdown on the continu
ed -carfare In the Form -.* Mralt.
Th r secretary, in effect, Intends
lo drmand member, of thr 11E D D IE
A X D
K IC IIT nation world organization .land up
L IT T L E ROCK. \rk ( U P l l — and be counted on whether they
II A I, I. — S in ge r
Kililie
(fov. Orval E Faubus' stand In oppose or condone tha CUintie
Kiaher nntllca b n m illy ns
a Sept. 27 -pedal Integiatlnn elec Communists' avowed Intention le
ill'
holds Hit elirht-hnll
tion
In l.lttlf Rock wav plain to u-e force to take Quemoy end
nymlhd of the 11router
day. Hr w.nt* the people to vole eventually Formosa.
Angele* I’roM (Titli, n fte r
to rroptn four high schools segre
Dulles w a. represented her* as
the " tro p h y " wu* preeimt*
gated
being "led up" with aome nations
rtl to him following his u p Faubu. disclosed his attitude which are quick to invoke U.N.
|M*aranee at the club, it
Thursday night In a televtalon-ra- help when thty are In danger bat
waa F.ddie'.i first n|)|*earcritical of the United State* when
■llo speech.
Hr also urged the U tile llock It vtlra to Invoke thr tame antinnce aince Ilia recent a»*|)*
School Hoard lo lease the .rhuols aggira.ion principle- in behalf Of
n n ilio ti from nctreau-w ife
after the rl-rtlon to a priva'e are*. In which they are leas '*•
Debbie Revtlolda.
group that will open them with tereated.
white* and Negroes separated.
"If there has hern any change.
It lu . been unconscious," he said.
"Certainly I have become more
aware «t more li.uet and ra:nlII. allot.* Involved. I have '-irn e d
from this controversy, at would
any man who h** been Involved
About 3(H) revervitlnnv have been In a rontrovery of this nature."
rrraived In Sanford for the an
Hr denied lie was hoping verretnual fall confeienra of the Flur I* the voters will demand integra
Ida Slate E!k- Ar.oelallon Satur tion. lo "get him off the hook."
T A IP E I. Formosa (U P IT -T h re #
‘ I have never shunned my re Nationalist Uhlneit cargo ship*
day and Sunday More than 300
are evpe ted In attend the meet sponsibility or tried to get off the rrarkrd the crumbing Communlat
hook hy subterfuge," he said. "A blurkadr of Qurtno) Inlay and
Inf
hona fide private .chool system delivered their aupplle* under
Itrgi-tialion will begin Satur
appears to lie Iba only answer to heavy fire.
day afternoon at the Klk'a Club
the government's older to Inte Tha United Stale* meanwhile
Mr and Mrs. Harold Kastnrr will
grate at any price."
disclosed It is sending new guided
host a dance Saturday nt;M. Ves
Th i. I. how Ihr plan is sup rnlvsllr* to Formosa.
tured a. part of the rntertainposed to work:
The lumbering LSTa (landing
menl will lie lloh Rillhimrr and
— Alter the .pedal election, •hip., lank*I left over f r o m
hla "Hula Hoop."
which hr rvperl. anti integrationlavrat Elk* will serve a free till to win, Ihr ichool* ran then World War II novrd through IIm
Red shellfire saturating Rig Quabreakfast Sunday at 7 So a m he considered officially untuned.
Registration stait* in Ihr Civir — Under an II7S law, the school m»y'a yellow sand beach at noon
Center fur Ihr business meeting boatil ran lease thr buildings to snd unloaded Ihelr rargn under
"arvere" bombardment," the Pr
al K a in.
a pnvatr gioup which ran open im e M ini-try announced.
On ill-play in the Elk. Club I. a them segregated.
The landing ships, which fully
"dlarama," an animated rvltlt.lt
— A law which a -pedal .ration loaded can carry 1,300 ions of
showing »ome of the treatment of the Legislature pasted three supplies each, were escorted by
given children at the Harry Anna week* ago mskrt It p.aalbte for U S. 7th Fleet snd Nationalist
(Tippled Children's Home In I'm* thr state to pay the tuition of H r wai ship*. A communique said
lllla The rvhiMt will lie .how., to student-.
non# uf Ih r ahlpa were hit and
Ihc public nrvl week In vtnrr
Uo convoy complclfd It* mission
windows of Sanford mei.-banl«fely.
Don llalea In In <barge of ar
It wav the largest number ef
rangementa for the conferen-e,
•hip* to deliver supplies to Qua*
[•)")'* 130,000 soldiers and clTh :t,Mh annuel convention of , t|u n , , j n f r »„*htp* started
the Florida Saving, ami l.oan shepherding cargo vet.#!* Ini#
K o la ry I'ro u rm n
\ oovrll) prngram will l>e pre ILetUPI# will l>e held Sept JR.’J7 In R<-I China's artillery barrage, an
1Palm Reach National leader. In hept. 7.
arntrd Mnndav n on at Ihe < Ivlr
ihe -av'vg. end loan hu.ineea will
The U. S Taiwan D rfrn if Con>l«*l> tn Ihe group al fumcr-tlon i in aml ann<uincrvt today giound (#•
Ihe ( aim
I* -e h air Nike • Heiculr. inlaillra ar#
I'enler for Ihe Sanford Rotary
Club
,
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hemg as.Igned t<> Formosa and
headquarter-,
lhat p rrttmlnary work already
Mi«t llarbara Albright, II »>ne Towrra,
High Sihuol. will do srvrtal pan
RepreienUng tin Fir-1 Federal has begun on four altea on tha
l-.iniiir number- A gnmp of ar Saving, anj l.uan A -.orlation of main Nationalist Ivland
The Nike • llrrcuha nilaailea
rurdion aolea will l>e pre.enle-l hy Seminole County *<111 be Sir. ami
Mary Ann Allard, lll.hnp M«"rc V|r- George Tuuhy and Mr. and which Hav<- a range of 73 to Hh)
imira a ir Ihe trrond ml-sllea
High School
Mrs. A. E. Shinhnl.er
arnt h eir.
M a t a d or assault
mi-sllrs which can flash several
hundred miles onto 111* Cnmmun*
l«t mainland have hern in Formo-a mote than a year.
Gov. Faubus Tells
Plans For Change
In School System
500 Elks Expected
For Meeting Here
Blockade Crumbles
As Ships Unload;
Missiles On Way
Four From County
To Attend Meeting
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County, State Licenses
Due; Records PredictedSnark Roars Off
(K.CUj,u Jon-| |i( en»»i for Ihe year Mfr . , dortora, rertifir-i public
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Stale andsicCount)
a- law
U-'3h-l.'3H,
on l-evriage
-ale at and
thr jractn*
counlanlv,a profc.lon
rral r.tat* vuch
broker.,
at
County Tov Collector’* office
chitecl., .uiveyoga, engineer-, vie
Notice, have U rn ttm.led to all
Al-o occupational llcen«e. at*
tho-e who had llrrn -f- for the re-|ulred of all operator* or bur
year
I937-I93M
Approximately ilte.-c. .urh a. garages, b«-auty
1300 miupalionat license- and CUi •hop*, repair ihoui. barber .hop,
h**erag* licen.t. will he -old. shoe shine .landt, wood yards,
John Galloway, lav collet tor. said. hrukm, wholesale dealer*, hotel.,
Galloway pointed out that un motel., motor court*.
(taller
der pre-ent law, holder, of bev park., manufacturing, processing,
erage lUerue. must pie-ant Ihe It- priming, parking house., restau
cenv* for the current year to ob rant. and cafes, contracting In
tain a new one Also If they op any of II. branches, etr. In addi
eral* wllhln city limit* of any tion a llcen-a I- required for each
citv they must ol lain their rlty II and every coin operated machine
teiue and pr*>cnt -ante at hi. of of any description.
flew liefot* I ha Stale and I'uUiity
Galloway further stated that
lurn.e ran Im iMUtd
any one op.rating a place of buttNew llcriiM. muit l«* obtained ne-a for a profit and permits danc
by Del. 1. If for any reason a It- ing mint obtain a licanaa recen>c la not renrwrd by (hat dal*, ganllria of whether any charge
a n*w application ha» lo b* mad* i* mad* fur dancing.
lo lh# H#v*rage Department,
Galloway said It la a mi.deain addition a payment of • penal meanor lo practica a profession
of any kind, or ta operate e.ny busi
ty.
Occupational lirrnie. ar* due ness or mln-op*rated machine,
Oel. I and ar* required by all who without proper lirens#
From Canavcrol;
Mission Unknown
t Al'fc t ANAVF.IIAL, F U . (UI'V)
— An air • breathing, intercon
tinental Snark m l.rile roared off
In the predawn darkne.t today
on a S.OOO mile flight tn the South
Atlantic.
The A ir Force declined to dlaclo.e thr minion of tha sweptwing weapon, which fllea much
lower and slower than a balll.Us
mia.lle. Rut it presumably waa
to drop Its not# rone, deigned
to carry a hydrogen warhead, oa
a large! area In th* ocean between
Dralll and Africa.
The Snack blaited off at a sleep
angle at 1:33 a m. snd continued
on ramjet power down tha Atlantia
tracking range alter dropping Ita
two booster #ngincs. Mora tha#
to Snark# hav# been fired, and
military i tewa hav* h«ev U
rbaige of recent launchings.
l
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AN
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD. FLORIDA
D A IL Y
NEW SPAPER
No School Today
COINJOCK, N. C —(UH —
CurrUuck County iehocl 9upt
S. C. Chandler haa withdrawn SI
children from school beciu.s of
the haiardcus route used by a
school bus. tt was rrportssl Turday. The road i* the only route u.
school for the children.
Ships Get Warning
LONDON — ( L T I ) — Ihe
Vdmlrally haa warned licitt»h ships In steer r lr t r of the
Formosa Strait during Iks
current crisis, an Adaairalte
spot ra rasa said today.
Fuell Plea Denied
ct>.
*
WEDNESDAY'. SEPTEMBER 17. 19SS
News Briefs
' W I n Sanford
P n lted
I’resw
Leaned
W ire
NO. 263
Arlington Board Ordered
To Adm it Negro Students
Students Reveal Judge Says Mixing
'Wail,"96i"re' l« Race Issue Views Must Be Effective
Government flays
Little Rock Case
In Nexl Semester
I J rri.F . HOCK, Ark (L’P li —'th e school* Monday to prevent
Ncarlv J.ftoO students lium lattlc I integration, nob-xty knows when
BIRMINGHAM, Ala tUI’li
Rock’s four puhbc high schools are ,|,f y mis |,t pjH-n
The Soulheaitern Conference hs«
WASHINGTON ( U P l i - T h e El
U.ETANDRIA. Va. i UP I) —
authority to bx a too tail "liw r
T
,h*n
U r,k ‘ l How do student, feel about the
t|r)| „ v
Federal Judge Albert V. Rryan
without interference from thr senhower administration played after the fall term w „ .apposed
today ill r e c t cd the Arlington
court*. Circuit Judge J. Ruisell the game of "walt-'em-out" with to sta.t
Wendell ltos«, senior and pietl- Fount)- Sch.-ol Hoard lo admit
MrElroy ruled today in the eele Vrkansav GoV. Orval Fauhtis to
Since
Guv
Oival
Kaubus
rlosetl
M I D W A Y P A T R O L S F O R M O S A W A T E R S — Tin* flig h t dec k o f t h e I ’S S M id w a y hunt*
dent of th r Central lllgli School four Negro pupils to all-white
day in hopes pressure from the
hrated case of Don Kuril.
w ith a c t i v i t y a s t h e bitr c a r r i e r p r e p a r e s t o l a u n c h p la n e s f o r jm trol d u t y in t h e t r o u
1s-.udrnt bod; — ” 1 really hair it schools at Ihe beginning of tha
people of Little Rock, not the fed
that school has been closed Not next semester In January.
era! government, would open the
bled F o r m o s a S t r a i t s . T h e M id w a y is u n d e r t h e c o m m a n d of C a p t. J . T. B ln ck b u rn J r .,
because of teg.egailon or Integra
d-soia of Central High School.
f o r m e r c o m m o d o r e o f H A T W I N G 1 a t t h e S a n f o r d N a v a l A ir S ta ti o n .
Itryan upheld the board'# rejee*
LONDON U T I > — a swstl
I lion, hut because I love Central
The President and his chief
fire caused slight damatr
, lion of the erpncainins vf W other
High."
legal officer decided lair Tues
Tursday night to a room at
Negroes for transfer to whlto
Ross, the youngest ordained schools Rut he said refusal of
day to withhold federal action In
Windsor
Castle,
principal
Arkansas and Virginia where sev-1
l l,,|nl,'e r in the Southern llapti-\ th* applications of the remaining
country scat of the British
eral schoota have been closed lo
l Convention,
said
he had "no oh- four
,*,( j u*tlfle,i In the «v|.
royal family.
Jecllont tn going
to school w ith ' dmee
••
block e*>urt -ordered Integration
and more shutdowns are tn pros
NegriHS If
that would get the' „
, nnounfrd hU dwlslot. In
vTr -Ms open It looki Ilk,- ..either . ,4
o( ( t c t r
WASHINGTON ( U P I > - The Sen pect.
IIAYONNK. N. J - ( U P ! ) —
Atty. Gen William P. Ungers
ate Rackets Committee charged
hi* formal decree would bo
today that SS per cent of tli* rote conferred with Eisenhower for 40 Tiie oil s IIcIknI waters of Newark ernor ha! conslilr.rtl our feeling* handed down In JO day* or more,
st
al!
"
Ray
early
liwia)
surrendered
the
minutes
st
Newport.
H
I
AfterTAIPEI. Formoia (UPI>— Two ! tanks) In 20 minute* »nd getting announced that the mighty C s. which elected Jam es tt Hoffs ss
"carrying the effective date Into
Marilyn Jones, a junior at Cen October."
Nationalist ihlp* eicorted
by j them back to the l»fety of the aircraft e irrle r Essex h»d joined Teamster Union president at last waitl Rogers told a news confer- thire ssieckcd J e ’sey Central
Railn
.id
passenger
conches
and
tral — "I Would Just at toon go
he | Formosa Strait.
the Seventh Fleet, making the October’* Miami ttrach conven rnco repoit* from Little Hock
"In the lodgment of the court
and Front Royal. Va . indicated its contents of siv more bodies. to school with Negroes at to have II would he unwise to make th*
The Delcnte Ministry (aid ncl njvJP. force* in the area Ihe great tlon was ••Illegal."
“ *>mmunist blockade of Quemoy
Salvage
crews
iimmsliats-ly
l<e
the
schixs.
closed
Most
of
the
kids
thr
"trtious
Impact''
of
closed
liland at dawn to<lay and unload ther LST suffered any damage al ett nuclear sinking force ever
transfers at late at that in Ihe
schools was beginning to he felt. gun work preparatury to raising I'm with feel the same way.”
ed their supplies lucceatfully, the though lied artillery laid down a as*embled.
tc « m ’’ he said. "Tlie decree,
■•nr of th* ill-fairs) ttatn’a two
National!*! De(en*e Ministry an | barrage of »he!l* on the Quemoy
Vole on Sept. 77
Wanda Crouch, a Junior at Cen th r’cfor*. will be mad* effective
LONDON— ( L T I ) — Russia
Aboard the Essex from the Sinbeaches. It wa* the biggrit (Ingle ford Naval Air Station i* Detach
nounced.
has presented ■ two-engined
Stilt unanswered was the qurs locomotivrs which investigators tral — "I think the closing was at the commencement of the next
It wa* the ireond successful | convoy tu unload in It d * )t o( ment 43 of VAfl-7. The detachllyuahln-ll airplane to Die
tlon of what federal action if any expected would yield instruiurnt okay I don’t think these Negro.-s ] semester, January I9M
hluckad* butting operation in tw« trying to pierce the Communist mrnt sailed with the Essex last
King of Yemen in a cere humi
Speed Not Es*rnti.x|
will be lakrn If state offirial* Ity reconls providing nvoie clues to should go to our school. It should !
day* and
carried out under ' blockade,
al
Tail,
1
rmen.
Moscow
Its
to
open the scIhioIs later on a the cause of the tragedy that took b* rr opens d at s private school | "Tills short drfermrnt wrllj not
Februaiy. Under the command of
an American-advlted program of [ At Ihe same time the l*. S Tal- LCD It. Jerry itobert*. 1 AJ-2
dio reporied h d a y .
segregated basis. Thai is a pot an rsllinatixi .17 to III lives. The even If It meant we psy extra be hurtful." the Judge Said. "In*
hi* diesel locomotive was expect tuition '
unloading the LSTa (landing ships, J w an (Formosa) Defen»e Command Savage* will back up the nuclear
sibtllty In Ultlo Rock if ritirrn*
deed, if the basic problem can
ed to yield on* of two more
favor segregation tn a Sept. 17
threat to Conimuniit aggression.
Gary Robinson, a junior at Cen- l»e solved by time, the price I#
bodies.
not too dear."
I’»rt of iM achment 45 will a r
GREENSIIOItO, N. C <ITI>- referendum.
The six bodies recoveix-il with tral—"I'd rather they’d open the
After thr Elsenhower • Rogers
rive In Sanford this wrekrnd from One of five Negri' pupil* attend
Thus a show down on the Issue
*
hosd.
I
prefer
not
to
go
lo
school
th* In•t roach brought tu 27 the
e \\ lilts
- H
o
u
s
e m
a
d
e
Port Lyauty.
tng Integrated G 1 1 e s pie i’sik tnrrtiug. th
With i i;,'irs toil I'd talhcr to with of racial integration In the Wash*
numlirr
of
gurptrs
found
*<•
far.
Addition of the Eisex brought school here said to<Uy he has it clear that th* President would Toast tiuatxl rutters sewrchnl those few than not gel an educa Ington s u b u r b apparently wet
postponed for almost four months.
to *lx the number of alrcrall c a r been expelled for fighting with not Invite Ftubui to another face- through the night for two moie tion."
to face conference. One meeting
riers with the Seventh Fleet. Five white boy*.
Jim Rule, 1!. a football player It had appeared originally that
at Newport ■ year ago was Irol'i* repotts-d seen floating on the hay at Mall— "I want In go lo school. Aiiington County would ire th#
of them are loaded with Jrt fight
m-.vr tlie Jersey
r*»y City Yacht (Tub.
less.
s. cnc of the first test of Virginia'!
ers and bomber*. The sivth I*
At least III persons still are I want lo learn. Rtll I Wouldn't "massive resistance" laws to dr*
Rogers. In s statement follow
HASTINGS. Minn l Ul’ll- S e v e n
(•y
I
am
willing
to
to
In
school
U N I T E D N A T I O N S . N .Y . ( U l ‘l | — C h in en e C o m m u n U t equipped and designed for anti
ing his meeting with the Pie>l- known to In- missing. A railroad
segregation.
a t t a c k ! on t h e Q u e m o y I s l a n d ! a n d t h r e a t ! to in v a d e F o r - submarine warfare. They ran put crewmen weie killed Tucdsay ilrnt, said It "seems Inconceiv spokesman said rail* In his office with Negroes."
His ruling contained criticism of
up to SOO planes In the air.
night when an A*r Fore* liil Jet
from relatives indicate a* many
Fred Jolly, a senior at Central the Virginia pupil placement law,
niotia h a v e le s s e n e d P e i p i n g ’! c h a n c e ! o f w in n i n g a s c a t in
liomber crashed Into a farm house able that a stale or community as |J may still i>« missing
The
Essex
was
amt
to
the
F
ar
—
“
I
didn't
mind
the
school
being
U n ite d N ation.! a t t h l ! s e ssio n , d ip lo m a tic s o u r c e s sa id
which hr attacked a year ag#
F.ntt from the MedsUruncan and distiniegrated in ■ lyiW* of would rather close In public
In addition, alxrut 40 persona closed but I think it sould be open- when he ordered the Arllngtoa
"oday.
where M had pajrolicd togas** off •ifioslon*. Only tha copUut put*’ J achoolR t h u comply wah the il« were injurs*! lat* Monday morn
Russia Is expeetod to mine a formal demand todnv f<>e ' a ’ w-W - * ■ I V • - g AVW,U* /(piled f» ssfetv
, *
, I H stetv^ ^R Jh* Supreme Court nf ing when Ih* train rolled non-stop cd as smm as possible . . « P ' H board to admit seven N-groee t#
vata school Integration woutdn t while school*. Tlial oftitr was
the
Tlie report* .e
seating Hed China In the United f*'*’
‘
Air
force
seaieberu
racxivsred
East crisis. Tue Save nth Fleet el
j through
three
signal lights, work too well. I'uhlic opinion is | postponed by appeal and Ih* num*
Nation*, but Wc*tern diplomat*
ready had been atrengthened hy pise-i of flesh from tbt d*bi* celved ficm .th* rommunitlis In through a derail switrfv and off
b*r 0f Negro apnlicanti grew to
predicted the vote would go heavl'y
arrival of the big carrier Midway scattered over four acres, hut valvod indlcsta that thr serious an open dranhtijg* Into BO feet *** n'* 1
James Waddlngton. a Central 130.
•gainst the Soviet attempt. Moscow
could find no other trace, of the Impact of what ll means to hsve | of watrr
from I’rarl Harbor
the poMl* a.-hools elosed Is hsenior— "I'm behind Kaubus and
prepared for the move by propa
The log attack ,-artier* xcre.’al men aboard.
The body of tli* engineer, Lloyd I don't want to go lo school wild
ginning io '-e keenly felt and I ' i
ganda attack* agaimt the ••unreal
ly are believed to carry nuclear
significance more f u lly a p p rr Wilburn, rt.'l, fou.nl shortly after Negroes. I would rather switch
istic" U. S. attitude on China.
wcapun.
lls* wrack, was tu lindrtK" fur l,limits than go if Negroes arc go
The Hustian move wo* expect-1 Tactical Crew 4 wn* named top
MONTREAL (UPI) - Orllo elated."
ther tests to determine definitely 1| ng to Ihj t h e i r '
•d to be made In the General (or crew of VAII 9, Heavy Attack
Dionne, the first of the foar swrahether he was dying when t h e -------------- ■
string Dionne qulntuplrl* la be
(Bleerinj) Committee of which Kui-1 Squadron from S’anfoid stationed T w q J g f e G o l l l H f *
t.ain missed the signals An an
ala I* a member. The commit- aboard the USS Saiatoga.
>
come a mother, usd her newl*
I i..p.) Tuesday i.idlcatcd he had *
tee is to approve Item* for full
boro setrn pound, fouiowiwe
.Saiifmd lias been chosen fov
Heading the n e w is (Mr. (' C I n S t r U C t O T S D c o d
lu-art attnrk.
debate xnd allocate them for pre Mrllratnic Horn hardier navigator
•on. (laudr, were reported dothr annual fall conference of th#
Milt a drs-p mystery Was wilt |
AHI.INGTON.
Ga.
(U
P
lt-T
w
o
ing tsell ( | M. Justin* lloapiial
liminary consideration to Ihe vari is I.TJG A. I*. Fennell and radar
Florid* Mat# Elks Association,
J Hie firrman who is required to j
ous Standing committee*.
S-pt. 20-21.
gunner is G. W. Mitchell Jr., ! -Mr force Jrt trainer* collided In today.
rid*
beside
the
engineer
«.vf
douI the air near here Tuesday, killing
An open h-xise will begin activ
Runs Till Christmas
I Ide-check him by calling out all
i AMI
ivilian
flight Instructors
CDIl McRratnle also was nam two
ities, hosted by Sanford (.edge
The General Committee will re
•ig .ia ls seen along tile track, did
w
rk
■
g
under
con'.iact
with
the
1211
State committers hav#
view itcm-by-ltem the 70 odd r.| to the Centurion Club, having
WASHINGTON l U P t l - 4 While
| -mt take ovrr If Wilburn M iffs. <d
scheduled
special
meeting!
questions proposed for debate In made IDO landings on the same Air Force.
House dm-ision Is especlt.l very
a incur*
Levs n \ Mill* J r . civilian op- soon on whether Sherman Adams
throughout th# day. A home com
DETROIT (UPI I - Ford Motor
the current assembly session which slop CDR. William Hatlett, com
mittee meeting will be held Sitwill run almost until Christmas. manding officer of VAH-9, Joined i r a t r of Die Air Force primary will resign as President Flsen ' ("° workers wer.t on strike across
training
has*
at
llatnbridge,
Ga
.
urday
afternoon at the Harrythe
Centurions
Aug.
4.
the
nation
today
as
thr
|0
a
m
hower's
"chief
of
staff,"
a.cord
No Important battle * . * expect
Anna Crippled Children's Home,
Maintenance
eirw
of
the vald the planes were a twin-jet ing to highly placed Republican strike deadline passed with only
ed until Ihe committee tnkr* up
Umatilla. Thr institution is owned
on* issue blocking agreement on
an Indian proposal for a full as month award went to Crew No. TJ7 trailer from hi* field and a source*
ansi operated by the assneiatlon.
■ new contract.
sembly debate on the •’question of 2 Sharing honors wrre Plane Cap TU single je t'trs in c r from Turner
De'egatrs from the M Florida
Waller Reuther, president of the
representation of China in the tain L. W U u . AMI. M M. Gil Air Force fla-r at Albany.
Elks Lodge* will participate In
Mills identified the victims es
l
i
'
j
deroy.
AMlt,
G.
\V.
Krndel,
AN,
United
Auto
Worker*,
told
report
United Natlonf.” Last year
..
WASHINGTON (UPII - TTot
Ihis meeting, conducted by Frank
William Green# of italnbridge and it"m - power**! submarine Va- ecs "we are getting cUvse" l»>
General Assembly voted 4! 27 ■"«’ " It. Hapta AN.
J. Holt, of Miami.
Robert Itajie* c f Tallahassee, wolf apparently ha* rrtlpveil all agreement
Negro rllitens of Sanford nnd
against action on the question of
Delegates from ther ft! Florida
Fla.. occupants of the TJ7 Capt.
Seminole County will honor Dr
"
I
P
i
not
too
long
now,
w»
are
under sea endurance recioris.
Peiping's mrmbctsliip.
Lodges will convene Sunday morn
Harry M Archulrte anrl Capt.
Good
gutting close," lie said. “ The Georg* Henry Stark* on Sunday,
A similar vole was expected this
> X .
ing In Ihe Sanford Civic Center
most rewarding thing Is (hat free which hat Itern proclaimed as
TALLAHASSEE (U P!) - Flo Hill Clopta*. flying in Ihe TU.
year, although the Soviet Union
f»r the main business session.
■
The
Georg*
II.
Stark*
Day".
parachuted
and
sustained
only
labor
and
frre
management
ran
rida business conditions showed
Stand Communist China hava kept
TALLAHASSEE (UPli - Th* get together for the good of ihe
Presiding will b* Willis V. Mc
minor injuries.
A program honoring tli* doctor I.O O K I N f; A H E A D — f o n t an
encouraging
trend
last
month,
up a steady stream of broadcasts
Call. sheriff of Lake County and
Florida
lieverage
Commission public for a while "
for his It year* of professional, itiiiiuliT W illiam It. Atitlcraccording
to
unemployment
payThe
plants
roll
idl'd
St
about
demanding Peiping’* admission.
reported today It collected 111..
state president of the Association.
When asked If this meant a mssllcai, C iv ic and religious servl
.
.. - .
„ ..
...__ ments aruiouncnl t>« state Indus II oou fret. Mills said.
They
Mill, n k i p p e r o f Ih e a im n ie Hut U. S. warnings against planti‘
42.'.750 In abohol and sigaret settlement, ’ Reuther said,
A lyn<heun at the Sanford Kl'a*
.•s
to
the
rlty
and
county
will
la•’ll
‘
* I ' ___ tr a Commission Ova man Ja n u s Clashed about a mils apait and
ixiwered a t th m a r in e N a u t i
taxes during I tie first two months mean* we are getting rinse •
ed Communist aggresOon may T. Vocelle.
Lodge Sunday for delegates and
presented
at
3
p.
m
in
tlie
andl
burned.
lus, nniil t h a t th e lce-c<>v*-r- 'wives will clos* th* ronfcrvnc*.
of this fiscal year.
have offset this propaganda.
At I0:4J a m . Ford reported torium of I ro-.m* High School
e«l A r t i e O cean coulil l>e
Th* Quemoy-Formoss issue la*
r j.jM of ih* approximately 9!,oon West 13th St.
i m -i | f o r f a s t c o m m e r c ia l
not yet been proposed for assem
Speaker will tie Dr Richard V
hourly ratcsl w o r k e r * liad left
Jim I ec. Florida I'arol* Com*
bly discussion The United State*
s h ip p i n g w h e n n u c le a r c a r thrir pihl In Jl of tho V, plants M»or*. president of lt.'thunr
mission, will b* th* speaker tos
Ivellevts the time ll Inappropiiate
amt pails dep-.l around the <oun CiHikman College A plaque will km i.u litu a rin e ! lire Imilt itt
i morrow at th* Sanford Seminnl#
tie presented during tbe Cvrciiiiin
to tiring the question h«ie, hut
try.
t h e f u t u r e . H ere, h e a d
County Jayrxr luncheon. I.** will
Rus-'an propaganda outlets have
let
Seniority
Problem
d r e s s e s tiie N atio n al P r e s s I Inform the club on th* duties and
More than 9.000 drivers In
‘*Yhinted bros-lly the Soviet Union
•Special
InviMtJona
have
lis-en
Carl
Slellato.
pietldrnl
of
for.)
Seminole County still must renew
• 'lull in U a-diinK tm i.
I activities of his offic*.
'w i l l raise It la the assembly.
thiir lleesiers, arrording (a esti I-o.-a! #00 herr ami s top UAW •rnl to city end county officials
mated figures from th# county nrgollator, told newsmen one ms- White and Negro cituens alike
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
V.
lo sens* that r r g a r d lr s s of Ihe
).* problem—plantwido senior a ir invited to attend tile program
judsVt offire In >fNnfmil
<U i'll • A growing group of
ultimate le g a l de selo p m e n l*.
Monday, Sept. IB, msrkel th* ity—was blocking srtlii-.ne.it and honoring Dr. Markr.
worried parents met Into th* rarh is proyil* would keep o rd e r
Arrangement* arc under the
halfway point. The deadline I* the strike will continue until it It
1ly morning hours hese today,
and l|sr with thr final out
direction nf W. I
Hamilton,
Sept JO Lest year IB.hfai llrentc* settled.
groping for a formula to gsi
Com*. ISO m a ile r how odious.
principal r f the Midway- School.
When
the
strike
deadline
fame.
were
Issued
In
the
county
.to
far
A new froien orange juice with 1their school* open and ignoring
There was e ve n a suggestion
Ihe talk* were tn rrers* snd
th* flavor and aroma of the fr»»h- ill* lawyers and judges Involved front a few of the mayor's con thl* year. 7/Ml have been s.dd.
Offirial* report that many F<* xl Vit# Ptesidmii Joiin 3
lv squealed product has been pro in th* South'* struggle over Inte stituents
that
Charlottesville
duced by th* Minuls Maid Corpar- gration of Negroes and wtiltri in might defy the state govrrnment more license* have been sold In Ruga* announced hit company
POINT MAGU, Calif. (UPI) - position on a taivrlfhg launcher.
outlying county area* this year. had made a thlid contract offer
• it'on.
Ui* classroom.
Stealth and atomic destruction
land tiy to comply with a federal Clerks have been eenl tn other
The Rrgulus II, rsvcntialiy a
Stellato
told
newsmen.
"Tlie
fh* new Juice promise* first In| v’ cie combined today In a Navy remote • controlled Jet aircraft,
Not far a«ay, .oral hut dead 'district court ostler that th* only- towns In th* rounty for ih* con- company has agierd to make the
st*sd of secondary flavor ha* cost
Itrnrfit
payments
la
the
uncmweapons
system
capable
of
fling
I
high school in town and on* of the veniene* of residents.
ly serious whit* supremacists
| rontrect retroactive to July I. to ployed in Sanford ros* I T 900 , log devastation 1.000 miles Inland , roared aloft assisted by a Jet
Minute Maid 114 million dollars
elessis-nlary schools should admit
aal around the tahir nf an
bolster and. trailing a wake of
Increase pensions front 177) per during August, according t» * r»- ' Itom a submailne.
and eight years of research and
all -night rrslaurant and talk .negro students — 12 out of an »n
month for each year of se.iice port from th* Florid* Industrial, The newest weapon in the j smoke, flew seaward.
development.
i oil men t of i ,*175 — immediately.
ed of "fighting tn the end."
lo (2 33 snd to continue th* an ( ommiasion. Total payments in iN'av) * alouilc age arsenal was
It was turnrd inland ar.d under
Proioua methods allowed the
Anxious clerygymrn closed ths-ir
Home Of Jefferson
ntial wag* Improvement factor Sanford mounted lo 14.901.
escape of fregrsnt oil* and flavor .Sunday School room* to possibly|ie#t,d Tuesday when th* sub- "positive eontrol" on the ground
Mich.* i* a Democrat. This
(2’x per cent nr tit rents an
element*. The new process re transplanted public srhool classes, county, Alhe snarl*, voted twir*
In other ports of th* stale, on-1 marine USS Giayback surfaced off and by accompanying chase plane!
liotir, whichever !e higher).
moves only water. Houston. Tex., fearful their churches might b* 'for President Ki»enho»er, but In
employment
t^nef-t payment* de- tn. California c o n i and fired n winged toward Edwards Air Fore#
Th* Seminole County Cnmini*has I esn selected a* a market t*«t sucked into a steaming political the Current school controversy
climd
11,0(1,
Th* drop wra* at- lirgjluv 11 controlled missile 2UU Rase, li>0 miles northcut of Los-loner* y**»rrd*y afGrnoon recenter. The produrt should have vortex.
Angtlcs.
trlbuts-d to loiter business lundi- tulles.
sum* of tis* Ropubliran leader* Terser! th* decision of th* toning
i-'ri
. Qnational distribution by 19M).
The missile made a ' controlled
Wilt Keep f r d e r
art going beyond many of th* 1tmatxl te grant th* huildlrg of an
It was the first time the stulihyIXsugtaa Rto-nstrom, Sanford tion* and tli* number of unem
On th* e eil manicursd estate* top Democrat* in their demand* asphalt plant In (he western part lawyer, will s*rv* on ths lawyer's ployed wori era who hare exhaus winged Rt-gulus II, a 37 foot, turbo wheels up landing" at Edwards,
ringing this city of 27,000 in Ui* for a last-ditch stand against in of th* county.
committee at the Diamond Jubl- ted their right lo collect compen- jet powried we*|>on capable of caught fire and burned. Spokes
| hear: of Virginia's fashionable tegration.
The appeal, from resided* • * • lr* Convocalloi) Nov. 13 10 at •ation.
flying more than l.oOu nib-* at men blamed destruction of tha
WASHINGTON (UPI) Civil bunt country, th* affluent land
Ti-day, such s*a* Ih* parswlos upheld after several appeared Htrtaon University
While 17 Florida Slat# Employ- twice th» speed of sound, hatfbeen craft on fal'urc of "peaeatiraa ra
Arronauetlr* Board raped* s* d owners for thr most part took a of Charlottesville, home of Thom before th* commission to pretest.
ces ery gear."
Th* convocation will observe mrnt offices reported d r-tra ic t, fired from a submarine.
today they hav# found no evtdrisee relatively deuchs-d view of the as Jefferion who wrote th* Dec
In another appeal, the toning .Stetson’s 7&lh anniversary Fran 11, Including Sanford, reported
In war, there would b« no need
The sleek Gray back surfaced
of sa t« tif* In th* crash of a Pan crisis. Most of their children go laration of Independence; home of loard was hacked by commission* cia P. Whltehair. former Under pay mrnt* wrre higher than lilt near Jt* I'oint Mugv- naval air of landing tha Regulua on Ua tri
American airliner In th* Pacific to private school*.
thr University of Virginia built ere when they approved th* build secretary of th* Navy and a De- July fugure. Total payments In missile lest renter, disgorged the cycle grar. It could slam Into its
Mayor Thomas Ji MlrM* !l*
lis t Nor. • la which 44 persons
under th* supervision of Jcffer- ing of an appliance trnle* al land attorn*)', hatd* th* commit August were $979,972 abnv* the j missile from one of two forward target from (0,000 feat a.-ova a r
Is net) I* sil asdea end ss srrrH
soo in ikro
____
t* *
were kiUeA.
---- -———---------- ----------------------S au fu d Asa. and Sevh
*2,202,2nd for August, 1937.
I carrying pvds, and swung it into hedge-hop *to U>« U l * k
Fire Hits Castle
"Escorted By II. S.#
Ships Run Blockade
Last Coach Raised
From Bay; 6 More
Bodies Recovered
Hoffa On Griddle
Gets Soviet Plane
Neprro Expelled
’Quemoy Attack, Threat
To Hurt China U N Plea
Tactical Crew 4
Gets Top Award
Aboard Saratoga
7 Dead In Crash
Cecile Is Mother
: Decision Expected
Strike Hits Ford;
One Issue Blocks
Contract Signing
Sanford Will Host
Elks' Convention
i
Program To Honor
Dr. George Starke
Record Eclipsed
Business Is
Tux Take Increases
Schools Closed, Parents
Jim J*i't» To Speak
9,000 Motorists
Must Get License
Seek Education Solution
Flavor Improved
On Frozen Juice
Unemployed Here
Get More Funds
Sub Missile On Target;
Silence, Death Combined
One Plea Upheld,
Another Is Denied
sStunstrom Chosen
Wasn’t Sabotage
3
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3 i a r “,
P a r e 2 — Wed. S e p t. 17. 1953
I
Quotable
Quotes
I
f
I'm lrd I'rea. latrrnatiaaal
MKMI'IIIH . *<
'1 - " ii •
tula. 51. on
4' i“ up I t)
ms l'i p.tMir Iflr l-iljlh iif Hie
.
' Rner niter paddlm i
l,70* mt!e» of 'hr c . # r
"My h*tk ll kll'lny rr.e "
A T M V T ir I'lTY \ J - r . n . i r KMrai" p roi'lret of Ihr \ F L ( 'I O ,
nlalming ( b n r»C.-t< in linlnni
can',il unt r»t»t nithu.it rulluilon
with -iianiirmrni
"A n)lim a Mi"- i a I■t»<■ cronk
un onr Mtlr thrr•• tnull hr a bu-1
n e u tf io k on t t r other."
C0 .NPKH8 I 0 N <L E A K S M YSTKIIY
T h a coni -alon •>( Jack L a w Kiu> (le ft), a
<‘harlot11*. X.
phnrt-orilrr nmk. rh'iind u |iu I l-war-nld m>.<li'ii iilmut tin- 1911 nutoii. ii death u! M-y ear-old Jimmy Johnson. of liriaiot* \ » . The driver **f tha vehicle
in uhirh Jfihnmin wan klllnl left (»•«• nci-nn nf lh« mrlilent nml ivwi nover round. Fite.
w|j0
I,,, conscience Withcml hin . nm formed t o ( hartotta detective* I. W. Oallcntine
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I*o1orri| l'r»|i ' on thr
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* I h * \r h r i r i of r n .Negro
narrfite *ho p!*n In ink# Any of
Ihr rtiiiifrrn In I'rntijl **r any of
fIt#* liitfli • h'»n * A* I* lu'iki mivv
\%* it hasr to aait until it ojicm
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LUNliuN - Inr Hally K:.pre-»,
c i 1111 in n s I'trld Maiilul Viaruunt
Mo'iisomrr> * repealed announcr
ipaiila h*1 will i r m r
"Nut »nur tli Iba Urn npt ra
(lllllor iprcud lit) talirriitriil m a r
a year »r tan ha« thrie bean
torrent of
farewell
RIVER FORKS! I
t i'l
\ . . . n p*i i» in lb* pur»e *» Jl* my m o w er,'M * . I taw a bod).*" »ui *i a
. . ,llu li
I f p i r o M i>iy h-d ii juiiir con-lgaral (lalihe, AO, a n r ..ru n Insml Trd » id • sh« told me, 'Aw, .pr-fliei and
taking a h olt of a l»ng time lo
vlnirnr till p i rent!, hu ili te r and I grant who h u t hrrn working n a you're fibbing, red.*
two poll,r drpartnirnt< Ih d hi .nan) In till* (Til.-aso rubuib.
Hu tairl hr thru told h u faMir £n '•
found « woman** kelrlon hidden
A >' u r if Mr (.alike to'.il an r r d *hc warned n r nut in fit
In a f>ri»t prrlrtvr
• II. . Ill hi aunt underlined llttl* imp'iralrd " Hrtolled hit marBut red 0 Idberg penU ted b - 1EnaSUhami bad brea "in treat rlrd airier. T«d
aaid. and ahe told
i r r i vii
\<i i n i
i
ra tio hr couldu I «lrrp while the fear" h-tarnc aomr.-nr told her him to tad Ilia pom r
• M il
T t ! wrni io fe ii that ■
akrltlon irmalned In Ihr f->iMl
federal niTiitl ml rid
, r ' k ,nS
lirr for failure In pa) Imouie tax ptiplrxcd by Ihr tool Iccrpli n
**1 kept • Ing th boi •
V l> '
I’ollre Chief Rrri.atd S (ieiarj given hit ilory.
. ' Ur
blond, hdik) ><-uth explained. ' I
"I jual lay there In the tack
I ■
of I
Could It'd
*oi
atilt tet them "
lit ■nd I couldn't tlarp,’ H-- aid I
River 1't.irtt |«)llcf llnall) Save •aid Mi* (.alike mljlil have rjn kept airing Iboio bone* "
)> i » « l A . 1
VV.VI T If* «• a «*• •
In to Tcd'a Inilllcncr Turxda)
TuC'day, Ted ai.d hit friend U t i l '* t .Tl
away la-1 July IS and wardered
' .
t ,rHrfiilnot*
« «M.,f
Tliry accompanied Trd and ho unlit ilealh In ihr foiiil ( in a f d went lu the forril preaerve police
Iflirnd, Ihoinai l-tnr. 17. to a Imllralrd murder had nol hern latlnn, hul nffirrr- th-re "looV- I 1-10 ' •» . • • »f • • fm•! !•».* T ouf
hu'hi* I !• *'*•
T • i M‘ n ' !•>* .o*» I r t \ n * t.
ilniir tliiclcl in the liratul Ann) ruled nut a- a pntilhlllly.
at tie •tranjely" and Inld them
rI
mft*' \ ii t v. la.rT iir*
of the RcpuMlc toir»t picvrivr
Trd taid lie found tha akeletun lo *0 In the rll)’ poller
l-.t •
and luiintJ Ilia* irliialna <>f » vvuiii- Monday while lonklnK for a camp
Rivrr Kuirvl nuthnrltaa final!y Aim r#»iuifr1 *.* fit* if'Rf * u*
>tlflV
<* •"*! »f'«l ►**' *
an clad In an ovcrcoal, tvvcil. r •Hr for him elf a id tuo buddy.
Agreed to look Intn Ihe teport ••*Ii ti»It!
- f
*• l . ' , l * #»« w*.
rna*
i)ft
f
"**••**
and xkirl, l)lru; wilh h -r bead
"1 mine light home and tuM They found Trd wm right
I ' • p |||
t•
f• •• will
pillowed on her pilnc.
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T VI.I.AIIASSI1H. Fla It.1I'll -Inewa rnnfaraii. »a "And it could • f»f \ t IS*.
•
el V
Ihr topic Of ta lc irtatloi.i I. . I
*« « • i«*Oi*H in the r a n ltW«
on thr olfi-ial agenda for thi huune*. ae.iinn nr otharwu.e. hr
M/ Ir •* 1
; Sepf 21 21 S 'U ih n n lio te ir.o ra added
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TAl.UIU&'iKk l ll l’l* — Jim I'onfricner in I rvmgluu. K> . Culllnl rvfuiH In br i|rjv» u otat
VIII. « III* III •••IMS ' M U
Hlantnn -I SI. Aucuiline. who I hot Clultman 1.-11 •> Collin* tun on any |H*tiihi!lty of a Hiuthviiur IM%tyi
I VI « MM I I I • ' l 'l» • MM
dmunrUtloii «f tlir S n p r r rrv » r Ari Mil I (Ml M i VI «MI I M«
iqu-riril Inin n itin off with In rrdrs it It bound lo .oiiic up.
IV
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If
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cumbtnl J e n ) L'artei c.r the
|f nolhiax •!•*. Collin* »*W. Ibe r«urt'» iffutal In hr« t! Ivk*;l r»!r .i . ! *• I » ' *
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Hair t"Ililtte» Commltalon, iliai,: mdivtduAl governor! undoubtedly for • drlay nf Integrali »n In I lit.r
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fd today that atale employe* air v|||| |lr i|ue»tioned alaiul it In Itork.
inami Iff
campaigning foi Cartsi
Thi* ut!l bn the fir*t uncUnj
MIS-)N
Jnll.t
Ill.NftY
Itlanton
»»ktd
Ally
Hen
.
nf h u ln govrrhOif *lnrr
! • it *t r r \ Mil..
M ?I *M»s
r t«. « ik| )| A • . t'r«4U
iiichaiii w iiivin in i n ' • vtisatr P o l i c e r o n d e r i n f i
In Vir^ii'in und A i k a n o i wrrr v y lq g a^a
w h e th er th e re h»* lifen ylo latlo i
rlo*«s| to u v e rt r n o r t i .r l e r r l J l" * • '''•
s o r t e r m* s t l t T
umlor Florlda'a ,-Llttla Haleb**
r
mulng
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trato Diif*
Act which lure itair vvorkria
ta
' *1 4*i r««
foir.
**Tbr f o \ n n o r i h m c felt Wut •• I••I•t.l
I*f
♦
e
cl
in
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hum
)«<l. lo
from active polltlrlnir
rarb imllvilual governor h j % rr «h« *• 11
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Carter immediately denied thr
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I.ONlMlN it I'll - Tlie Inter- ftpnnslbli* in hi* own »Ute onlv IV M*. I.l•a
■ r * *») ■u
i . r !«•»
charge.
.•ml tlut moilttinnf %iv I* *1 #r..*n
ratloi'at
I'ollre
(Itgani/allon
llotx
"It » nol I'lic,' hr drv larrd.
Ii
t r u ' d ' total r.ii-nl-ird i i j ) i of Matte to Mrtc a*il rommi.rn. to
irriialng lllanton of udopllng fur
romritunlty,"
sail
(‘ollin?.
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iim k ' |*if«lr« viYin
* ling
iim a ladle* ti-rd hy another •tmt Ih r |* a rlt
I*l«f
rr!s nf Wont fOtuldfrH a model a tr on th
• O lr«| 1 t«uf.fit*
opponent, Jim I .hi "f tampa.
>t lo
e*r»|lc !.
rare t»»ur
Cii'n vnalvti an<) hrmh'vfft
n..» • u
who wat •llmlnated In the f ir •t
Aside fvTini bfgvcgation pint.IM rcInr* fn»m !•*. muntriff
ifiiiiit •<
if Mi< Mat
1
piintAry.
It
Mil*.
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forraM
n
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l
v»^*k’g
%«*i !*!%%nit* **rIn a win- to K m n. lllanton ir|tir»rntr<l in Uir %
1* • *
confrrrnrr
villi
tve
onr
of
tfir
moM
•tk re j by FV incr
aaid emplnye* "f H‘e l laIIt i•■* g u n iu lln n
f
t-f
it
• **•MI f
p|iH|ucti\r rvrv
tnrkllng •ur h
Ci.mml*al»n are apendmg tlinr ti) mu\c ujalnit fttiiJnling fofjrty problem* i t mi c l e a r develop* 5 "UM lo !S*t«lno|i Cihiiu liinfi r
f
I.
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in
iii;ti
fublon
Hit
frtn
e
b
lima etnipalgnlng for Cailer " i t
! '*1*4 flit* t|i 4»t rf ‘- • |il* n lif r
dnign • plratinir nwdr i ciimlnat ment. a prop<.ied icriona! clluc^• ia.»
date expeiue *'
tional television rictwurk, njr.*it;<*
• • •• |ff|tVf
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Interpol Sreirlaiv tieneral Mir diu< adillctlon and thr in f ri.'a 'r
it i >i
1.ill l•
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II*
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n l Mint "fir of France's top dr- .highway pingrani
<iov Vlarvln t-nffin of t i - . .la
tarliira. t Id ir|>ortrii at thr an
*'** • f ( I* ftIr-••*f
nual Intripol
confnrncc here will report mi at Inin taken S ( AM
**« ' • •f. ft• . •• ■!?#*!
thr ■ ... M
"Ihrir iua hetn foig.iy of thr pr.lal mmmlttie
rlarv.fm f4i.
etralton. "f tl.r Frritrh fathom rnce dialing with planned .ir.« in
houan Ihrir iitiKlrla and per thr national guard Collint will
irpnrt tin pin*rr-«
a eoinntlttre
fume*."
~
Hr .aid tllal In >omr (lie* whirh hai hern tudving w j * i of
ti'Plri of d r r i . c . protlucrd by inipruiing fr<lrral.>i.itr relation
inch Imu.ra aa Illor had tpp ta rrd
LAST TIME TdNiTE
in fi.rcijn aluica hrfarr Ihr orlsmV I' T ("l .V I ii: | j
ala w n r romplrtrd in I’atlt
"The French delegation wante
v.
thr at.riuhly to dl.cuaa It." SiKUIfKTlIlKfiS
nd laid "Client- of our very U
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JUIS1KS
• JOHN S4J0M
.N O W S H O W I N C
L' jlJ i
uitiU- la.bioM h o u tn who a>t
Ol'EN 12: r.
in.own -.1 over thr world are in
J
f e e l in g
inlvrd
T*<| w u a a
Mur c ' j
a i m wrwo O'pni
^ j /s
.re an a O..MT
tav..
« nd K. T . l l a n c v ( i Ir IH) t h a t he w t a !»»•• d r i v e r » t t h e
i Ii-h U i
car.
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Skeleton Found in Forest Preserve
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Age Slows Reflexes
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hard thing muit be said to many an older person wh'* inaists on driving though every consideration of safetv is
•gainst it.
As atrecta and highway* become more and more
crowded with big. fast-moving cars, these safety consideratlona loom bigger than ever. Anyone whose reflexes are
alow, who*# vision I* poor, who is not constrntlv alert while
driving, I* a potential danger both to himself and to others
on th# road Ferhapa it ahould not be so; perhaps the pace
of tm fflc should be adjusted to make room f«r such driversi
But the fact Is that traffic ha« not adjusted In that way,
atfcd it is not likely to.
It is not neccssnrily true that nil person* beyond a cer
tain arbitrary *8* limit should be prohibited from driving.
Chronological age and physiological age do not always jibe.
Some drivers of 70 are keener, swifter to react, more sure
HI their handling of a car than are some drivers of 60. it
would be senseless to ban from the road the good driver* of
70 and leave the poor drivers of 60 unrestrained.
The answer mav lie in periodic tests, not only of bailc
driving skills and attitudes, but of physical reactions. Perhaps it would then come to bn accepted that certain stand
ards of performance mu»t la* m< t In this a* in many other
pursuit*. Such tests might make It easier for proud, independent-spirited older pers'-ns to withdraw gracefully from
the field.
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S**«EahAHwiiii
wSfSSTfj S ' *il** l Ju," ' " " O ''Her* Agcln,’ and none ever uill m -rh compared to current guvern- i^. , long way from well on th* do on only one Issue
The Tallahassee
Bank
and
fcfgvt it who attende-l the IPliI ment outlays.
i me-tie iront. lh.it liepul.lcan taeti
Eisenhower rv*:str*l. In the last .clan, air hopefully confident t h a t . ^ ru*^ ko. bought the Hay County
Democratic national sunvrnilon al
! which I’DR accepted hi* second- •osion of Uongre*-, Demociatlr | trc n slo n will not be ao dsm agm j l‘ *u* *1 *n av*rag* lnt*rest rate
effort* to spend tho nation out *-f | lo them in November a* th*y had .
4 * P*r f , n '. N** under th#
term nomination.
constitutional maximum of 4 per
If labor leaders and Demucrstir i recession and
unemployment feared in Mav.
strategic!* are quick to challenge PDR’a fecurd wa* pretty g-*-d
Elaoniii.wer, «r course, will de- t
Isa optimi.tic a campaign them*, I«»kienc* that H cannot be d •». (•end wholly upon hi* economic However, the other bond, were
the Preildent might counter that 1kcar-loba Eisenhower h»« been advisor* in ni* D*J* campaign1withheld from the market, and
the current speeches. He Is no cconomlrt. School Supt Thomas Ballsy was
it Is at least as appropriate now telling the puMl.
himself.
authorised lo offer them again
as nearly J1 years ago when the slump would l>e temporary.
Hi* e en -mic adviser* are tell
New Deal Uhotus was singing
Confronted on taking office in * h,n ,f,, * *
Roosevelt on his way. More ap- ing him. nov.. that the worst is I9.VJ with the economic ronlrols 5 w r *U r >' nf S,*,f R V ^•r• ,
prvpriate, |>erhap* in teem* of un well over, that sin r June mo*t rnarted after ..-itnrrak of th# K.s- -aid he thought one of the reason*
employment which is th* t>a,ic economic Ipdicl'oi* hwvr shown a , f r a n War. Kieenhowrct alutlsl.ed the market was an bed was be
l-olitlcal measura of prosperity, 1subitsntlit
.t k- o tl.e decl.ne j them after di-ru-don at the first c*u*f of iec*nt huge sales of
recession ond depression
and the beginning of th- f-**. j l.u.ine.* meetlog „f hit new ra- corporate bond! Gray an d it was
Thera at* f s a e r th*n five mil ;T h ..e advl.ers a i r , mf-.dent that ; U n,t Th* btf tf«T*lon basing boon hi* apiasoo tnat *al» of ih» other
„ „ , th,
f t h r r b]
lion persons unrmptiiyed !n thl ‘h r late'October th- Shrbfbgfhg U
taken,
the m
meettng
broke ttp."A* I,Wnd’ ,hou!4 ••• w,tbb*td until
campaign year whetra* the un-,tign* vvtll have nfuliipltcd ^ Tir**vif\
(ifoifr
1°^ b^tltr.
tlooige M.
employed rumiwred slightly more*numMr m-.l in clrgnr. thus »'^ Humphrey came by, Kitenhower
Th# ,,4,f h"l
IrouM*
" caused Mm to pause
about this time last year 1*11101
"Ge.itge." said lh* l'r**ident. 1 *ci “ l bn,,‘ .
.. .
.
I T hope to Leaven ynu know what
0,hf'
»"*«* w,l! h»'»
I v ou are doing**
it® wait for Ills of their hcmdl
__
wet* flay, l.*hf. Marion. \lachua. Columbia, Es.ambia. l-eon.
To. ( anadlan Army n»w ute* Manatee, Uiccola.
At. limit,
- qui. k-fr«t*n milk, which is handl Sima
Rosa. B'tvard, Duval,
Palm Beach, Piaelln
IJMITI.R SIDE III DIME
The man hsd nothing to ear, ed In solid blocks and rut up with Oiaage.
and Mtlfsborough
By LEOV lU HNE.rt
but p*rformrd a cert** of cart a -aw.
Unilfd I'rtas Inlrmalinnsl
wheels and continued on his way.
lllrewith is c.-imd a new rv
Then, in c h in g the hank of Caait m u i>
pt*lilon; "Old a* a football play dn Lak*. hr whippet off several
• r ‘s kn** M
mute cartwheels and dissppcated
A geivllamin who ms* made • in (be watrr At last tcpvrt, auth
i o n *nb a i m
study of knee# tmalet revealv otities bed rec-vernd no bod».
that some profes- i.-nal fontballer and no one else had reported sce
)»ur children'* f#*i
ne mor* th in JO veatt nf a j e i i n g a min In Ibn altogether
health It most
have knees 40 to TO years their v
___
import.ini . . I,wad
leniof.
^
j«a*on veteran Miami !’»•
• boet properly
Dr. J. Vernon Luck, anoelst* ltf# s , , yaiuiarra O Tanner doer
filled •• our pnlicclinical professor nf erthop*d!r ^
emit# when pa>*in; *»-it ir■f
4 .9 5 - 7.9.5
surgery at th* Unlvrrslty of flf „ fk, „
fllw , „ , h . n r
| Southern California Medical Col- hlm , p, 1M
thr mmjlh_
hf
Mlfhtr
‘N\ h er# Q u a lity
lege, said the wwai »id tear *.f |r | IM them at
being banged ooout by big bruts-1 - _______________________ ____ .
• r i rauMs eartitag* a~i liga
areata to age prematutely
Lurk made his report tn a
group with an Impressive till*—
the Elrst Progre,# \ilcmbly eif
the
BlrOtlogbam Aridcm)
of
Medinr* on Reaction of Jolntl
to Injuries Pliinly a Joint effort
oeoood .Ism melt*, tvet.o*. at. ISIS ac ike fwi OMi..
H iciSs. Mice ike Are si I h «i*h .1 »i«V a. Ilf*,
to l w sokr f t ske ioiled P.e«e wki.k le ewttlled esetwek*o Ho repobUeoiMk *4 kit She Iseal kess* peialod io tblk
•t ascmiPTiov r vTr.e
Bit H.aike
Bka go* vseok
I
•Eft
ns
Hssik
ll.es
e s . a mis
Bilk*
STOP!
m.nd.d Ih.t Ih. !.* , h. ch.niH
, in specify that all canned tuicri
not meeting minimum requirej mfnt* be labeled substandard,
Rewarded Himself
i let **in» •• S.odosh**
f g ^ H * •/ •C^-f •ssMUl §•*
o...i tm
•* ••>' *•'•;
»,,*••■ - itiHMU tallDS
NEW TORE — <l?rii _ Bo-
raus* it contained hee driver's
Items* and passport and even
though there was no money Ir It.
marine ilowaides* Evelyn Casper
was 10 grateful to Leopold GoMi
for returning th* wallet *he had
lost that *h* rove him a check
for ITS.
But poll*# charged thul Coals
raised ihe amount na the ch*cV
to ITS before cashing It. II* was
r hatrec(; w^qv petit, latrsay, :
—
Humor At Us Best:
Dixies Lighter Side
_
Ww*. *w*S
t*4**
Itassiacc *• w ^ . •**
B««a ..........................
:—
This
Friday
Evening
arret
Open a
Savings
Account
Now...
aopens up
w
V
a whole no\\rworld of* flavor...
Now we move from the kneel
In the ireth, and to i character!*
tic women arr reported in have
tn commen with horses
Criminal Court Judge L A
Grays-a of Tamp*. Fie , nearing
evidenro that truck driver Ver
non Alfred had been contributing
to thr delinquency of a IS yearold gill , asked the defendant
j
{'Dtdn t you look at her teem?
You can trll her age from her
teeth, like • horse '*
For falling In look hi* girl In
the mouth, Alfred die* #fl days
behind hare.
n ttti.c
HaMlabOd POM* .Sr.#* OacwvOer, OowOae wa* c kcl.Iwtv. saiosWer
psoowwaita girls-
In Sanford, member* <*/ the hand
The newspaper editor Is a mao
felt the perforation trickle down with a convciciK*. There a i r few
their back* tnd muttered. "Gc*.j other posiUons that can sway the
but It's hot " l u t a!! experienced' public as power!ally. The editor
thrill and the happiness of nor- without a conscience rannot laviJjf
mallty In the fall. This is the He will die on the vine a- naturalMarrblni stiiint trs h*prd time when one could truly say, |Iy ai a wlther<-d grape that sivrv
no one the ple-viiiM of a i*r»p «f
from the open windows of the -Jf only I were yoonf again."
Editorial* In newepapets have rich wine.
hith erheel, as the band perfects
the p-»ientatlnn for the pep Ml i a purpose. Though often they may Cornel#### l» the toner vole#
ly. The entire school revolves sot he read, or if read, disputed, j mat laudsu* when we have done
around football. Teafher* attem pt1always thoutht h*» been pul tsit.» namrthtni fine. depresses us when
to distract their pupil*.
uniue- them to better some ronditlon. or Me have committed evil. W> am
ce.sfully.
right a wrong.
equipped
with Internal signals
AM over Amriica ihjl tv hap
Ho matter bow ruthless ■ news- ,(,*( mike u* glow when wa sarripeninf. Mow mtny cities like San-j man m»y be considered, when he
ourselvc, mike us shivre
ford had tooioali rallta* last ( tils d«*n to his typewriter, he whrn vac witness beaut), make
night* rossibly hundreds. Insome
THINKS. And when he thinks he smile when we see the happiness
thecheerleaders shivered as
the considers the ways in oblch h* 0f thildren.
mid hit thslr hare leal. In mote I might better the ».,tld. Many
The same signals make a t dr— - —
*
~ 1
.. —
■■
-----1p reu rd when we tee uglloets /»
,
,
a
/* |
disorder in the home, filth In the
alley, weeds in the garden*, hung,
er In the face* of the poor. Inhar
monious music, a cl**h of color*,
LAKELAND (UPI - The ITo- to finance an advert ting ptw.-nm a burning house—theae are tit*
nda Citrus Commission approved be eaterded wrth no rut-off date. tools of unhappiners.
th* law new-------reads, —
the -----lu es
"In principle" a ISM legislative As
— ----------—
\yr „ e measured !>> perfecti—v
program Tuesday which would si- • ill automatically expire July n i . ! of f h l r , cl(.r This i* whv • * k n « - e ^
tend the present advertising res I®®®when we are unkind, selfish nr
on nrangr. and xrapefruit and
The legislative committee also vskkrd All thing* that are zo-d.
reoiganisr its powerful Concen- recommended that the concen- . right, true and beautiful lid uIrate advisory committee
irate advisory tomn-litee be ap upward. The opposite causes «
The commission, meelinr tor pointed by the commission, and sinking feeling in our hearts.
Perfection somewhere la hinting
the first lima to deal with the that the rommisima be allowed to
new ettrui crop, also approved a initiate refutation* dealing with in ul to improve ourselves and
recommendation by the legisla (he manufacture of fror.n ton- eliminate evil from our lives Th*
small machine wilh.n our soul*
tive committee for a revision of cenirate
:he rommliilon'* membership foiThe cmveenirale advisory com -] la constanlly warning us io Slav
mula.
,
mills* was established by the clear of temptalioS and sin. If we
Th* report recommended t h a t '
Legislalurs and tti members rould but stop and listen t" t h e j f
th» additional two rente per box **re named In lb* legislative Mil. message of perfection that roe**tax which the IIJI Legislature The *4,r *1*° **14 that the com- uie* nur deed*. » r would becom*
placed on oranges and grapefruit! million ran only approve measures acutely aware of the signals that
• * W n s a S e . . l l l n m i l i a >w a w n f ■ • S . . . ^ > f _ — —
a,
**t)> „ s e a
•
~• e
a K # a rl
*
-*j
con- asay.
"Beware, rfdanger
------------ahead
w i s i t w t i i s s A the
* * * » immufactuir
s s a i a u i g v i w i g vof
* %v»g|a> .
I acontrolling
etntraic which the committee had , And we would become more *tI drafted Thul, Uve committee, has 1preclalive of the glOsiea of pervirtual veto power over all ita te |f e r t character that could fill >>-ir
regulations affecting concentrate live* forever with harpines*
manufacture.
The legislative committee's re
ports also suggested that the com
than nire million In ll'.'S
aiding th* I'rrinicnt.'if he desires.
Job* .Needed ' ' .r
. U '* 1 1 tt.s kssteft that the United | TALLAHASSEE ■> ■-.. TU \
Unemployment was a nut which | .State* ii on the way hack to r t
f' it ft vsr.e unable to era L. It cord prioperiiy.
took a world w»r t.. crark It foj I
Kconotnie Problem*
a proposed ltZ.IU.0fl0 * - « . y - < »* ............... ...
express fruit shippers and chilled
him. despite pim p ptiming. iofT
There will remain thw tough and - issue nf county school bonds
juir* packers.
making and feilera* *pcrv|ing dangerous
Tfir teams work out every after
noon. Cbtfrlcaderi praciic* yell*.
Mothers
franUcaly comb the
moths oat of sweater*, raise hems,
and make mountains of Mndwiehes fur hungry athletes.
School Bonds Fail
Ike To Be Singing Prosperity Song
To Gel Bids Again
ILK
Tatrick Henry. John Hancock
.............. — — - —— - --------- ----1Tommy
Dorsey and Jennifer
W r d n e n d a y , 8 * p t f n t l * r 17. 195* Jones all a rr enrolled in Mrs
- j Mary H. Oliver s first guile class
f t VI Tt:W b lK IO S t. S tale.. ■•* rv V lItlc c
in Atlanta this year.
j t t i B t tn. smitss . j r . taaoswisn s a n .c
■ v a ita
By Virginia Casa.
than a it* , the players wort he* lim.i the
ra*> not be car.
Herald lu ff Writer
. vy Jackets ever their uniforms! r*ct sr th* subject worthy, but
|f l September. B*br*.l hti ho-, to prevent the sniffles st lh« npen at least be is giving his lime to
somethin* he thinks Is Important.
cun r«.,ibill season U upon u». inf fame.
a a
lOvaaone#
P act 4
6
Citrus Commission Approves Changes
Burglars who invaded Mrv S*
die Mane Steelmans home »•
Birmingham mad* a dean grt
away. While there they washed
their clothes In her machine
m
iConnlng The News
1\foo
No Santa To Provide
Revenue For Sanford
The Stanford City Commlanion.-reluctantly, he* Inert**•d taxes by two mills so that thi city might meet operation
costa In the next fiaeal year.
Seeking other methods of balancing the budget, com
missioners spent four long, weary hour* attempting to cat
down on requests. The very l»cat the commission could Ho
was to get the defirit lowered to 940.000. At this point,
many of the city's sendees had been curtailed to a point
beyond aafety.
With no other alternative, the commission unanimously
voted to Increase the present nine-mill tax.
Commissioners know, as d<» all public officials, that fax
increases are unpopular. But, they know too, that it l a k e s
money to build streets, collect garbage provide |>o<icc and
fir# protection and the other things that taxpayers demand
of their city.
There will be criticism. This always is the case when
anv branch of government tnp* the taxpayers’ MCkfllhooka.
But, as City Manager Warren Knowles pointed out. -511-JO
tax on a S 1*0.000 home in Sanford Is very little for the city
to provide street lights, recreation and the above-mentioned
aervlco*.
Based on the figures presented at the meeting. Thu
Herald believes the City Commission was justified In In
creasing taxes. Revenue for this fiscal year was lower than
laat; funds for next year will be lower than for this y a i .
This, coupled with rising coats of labor, materials and
equipment, makes It mandatory that the city secure more
money.
A tax raise i* the only means the city has of obtaining
this needed revenue. Of course, commissioners could have
voted to flout a loan. This type of financing always costs
taxpayers much more In the long run.
Even with the two-mill tux Increase. Sanford will have
a difficult time in meeting demands for services for the
next 12 months. Every department's budget was reduced
drastically. The city has no money to p a y for emergencies.
Street* in need of repair will fail to get it. In short, the next
I I months will be a "shoestring' operation for the v jo .
Improvement# cost money. Customers of the City of
Caiiftfu# UkO Ceilt7**'.?•“* !n *
attic®#
th* typf of
■service they desire. Good service costs more money than
poor a m ice.
„ .
In this case, Virginia, there I# no Santa Claus.
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~jr/ *' r*
PoeiiMy th* stronger c»w of
Ik* week ram* lo light In Shrtv*
port. La., and there *1* a q i*a
tlon whether- It eras funny or Ira
l»rMrs. Ray Aandrrt said sh* was
ut her yard when sh* igw a'
naked man approaching along th*
road. Sht inquired why hr didn i
fieth* himself.
earn
3V,ff a yr.
W* ar* open till f p. m. lo fl'#
you
th* opportunity
"gel
*h«nil
to
falter”,
reach your goala sooner
b*-* saving
Friday
h Lv
reg;i!ariy
oath
*\tiling.
HONEY GOLD
Tbare's o new kind of s p rea d <i ycwir
grvwcr s nwie). li e * whipped spread
ihar Joe* wonders for b r e a d ., cook*
foods witbcvur Mivirating with fat. It's
lh* new Jfuc.c SI vpgrd Honey CioM
Margaiiar . . . and ii give* yua an in
stant bares of i»rvt. fresh la v o r never
before postibic in ■ spread. Saves you
moMy-noc IUU 4 , b u t6 Itm lrr-U btfftJ
dicks ie every pound. Ar your grocer e
Hump of Super - Safe Saving
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Bride-Elect Feted
At Oviedo Parties
W oinan’s Page" HelPinS Handicapped Persons
'wry™, Brings Happiness To Woman
Elisabeth Ashby,
Worn in'* Editor
The dean of airline stewardHelp In Thr KlCbra
Mr*. Jud.on i» advUnr on thr e**e» ha* her head in the cloud*
f irn project aimed *t living Ich- where flying ia concerned.
Mary O'Connor, chief atrward
nica! rountfling to the home
e*» for I’nitrd Air l,inra, *a*» fly•
maker. Rut »lncr Bellevue openrd !
ing i* ' the mo*t wonderful thins
it* center in IMO. lome 40 other IJ
In the world" and herns a »tew.
»uch centrr* have been t'.artrd In
aide<» the moil rewarding oecuall part* of thr country.
patton for a woman.
Part of the training the handl. . . .
.
,
AAoman's Al»w
t »ome other orthopedic disabilities
By GAY P ALLEY
“For *om* of the handirapi-ej,
I'PI Women'* Editor
th# pure mechanic! of livin* »re
NEW YORK tL'PI) — In « hjrd ,0 h, nd| # - „ i(j jjr». Jid
combination office ' kitchen at]
,
h;0nd<,
• Yft
the famoui Bellesuc Medical Cen.
ter. on. woman i* working to m»" •"«»
« ■ da • m " 1"*
make life eaiier for lome 101thinfi deipite diiabilitie*. We hate
million of her si*ter*.
I totted up 120 'little thins** that
The woman it Met. Julia S. | many handicapped women hair
J u d • o n. con.ultant in home- ' 'earned to do. . thins* mo*t of ut
makins at the lnatitute of Phyii- take for fronted*.
cal Medicine and Rehabilitation
“Imagine, for Instance, what*
The 10 million women are Ihe involved for * woman who doe*
phyiieally handicapped In t h I* not have full u*e of her arm . to
country—victim* of cardiovascular j bmih her Icclh. drive a car.
disease, at thrills, hemiplegia, or! apply llpatick. ..'*
Oviedo hiide-elwl. Mi** Kvv
F*:e«, daughter of Mr*. Ruby II
Kite, and the late It W. Fvle*. n
hem* extensively fele<i with prenuptial partie*.
j|i« Heorge IV, Morgan save
* lunchr'n for Ml>* K*te« a* the
I ansford lintel In Winter Paik
The table decoration »a« a lurch
arrangement formed of
.mall
white chrysanthemum. and flow
W.u-k simplification in the kitchen, L
f
fh|ef Hewgtdea*- anrl her mother Mr« Ruby It
and *omr of the method* adopted]’ .
. . .. .
K«te*
Aho. Mr*
Charge H
at the inititute would he helpful :
hh ,
f \ u i C a rlto n . Mr. U II Marnn. Mr*
,n any woman', kitchen.
* * opportunity
^ ^ " fA* to.• John Kvar*. Mr. 11 F Wheeler
know!*'); and .the
The kitchen t. planned for the
Sr and Mr« Alev Morgan, Win
meet
a
future
huiband
t"mo*t
sit-down wmker—often the hand!capped hou.rwilr seta around hr !
|' Cfrt *ff ■oun*
s0'’ '
The Fir»t Methodi.t * hurch
wheelchait. 4'ounter "paie uv '
, . ,,
- wa« the *cene of a te* honoring
lower than avr,age. the .ink t.
r», u >• b,«nHe M,.* 0 Connor. | , hf hrW#. , |ffl of October 4
low r n g j n for hrr !•»« u h
* ' fC‘,f r **^' *r . . f > .k n i l l o t l m r * for th# event w#r# the
wh.tr .Itting Vtrn.ll*and f.vo.1* ,hf *'r
..V/' *,h” hi!* • " “i ' ] -»unt* of the honoree. Mr. T H
are itored In open .helve* and at
Mam.tner ( i on-ioi
Ml,
Young
lllrtle*
lower than mu*! height, to rlimi thr executive plane u .fd by . MfJ M, rt0n F.le. all of Oviedo;
WEDNESDAY
Youth frllnwihip meet* at * hi n»te the teaching necei.ary In Initcd I’re.ident William Palter- v|ri
M, r>in
Maitland;
Mf, r ,5 ,-|ont. , ni| >|r« I jvw.
Prayrr meeting at Ihe rtr«t b m In the Pinecre»t H-irtnt mint kitchen*. There I* a »tcp mn war named for her.
Mi*. OVonnor figure. *he ha* <on y jjard*
| flapti.t Church for
all member* k.hureh
saving food preparation renter,
n ,,
„*• artiatirally deeat 7 JO p. m.
Sunday School pieparation
and a minimum of dl.tanee hr- down mote than *i* million mile*
]or„ ^ « „ h p..tel flower*. The
The Comml»*lon op member- 'he Pinerreat Baptivt Church audl : tween the range •ink and re »ince *he »tepped aboard a tit
motor pa.venger plane of Natirtn
hr,,|c'a table w»* centered with
'•h ip and fvxng-'i.m of liie Firrt
*'
P m.
frlgerator.
at Air Tran.poit. prede,e«»nr
| |,rtdllj atrargemenlv of while
Methodist Church will n r r ; in Mr
TITSDAT
Mi»»ily Heart ( avr*
company of L'At., at Kama* Citv c intj|oli.
! Kinley Hall at 7 JO p m.
K
,
' .
Mr. Judson aaid the kitchen
Mi.* E*te« w»« d rrt.ed in a
'h e t nlty Society meet* ai * actually grew from experiment* in I9JJ. Site *av« *lve'» met »t
The *cr.:--r High ( hoir of t .r p m In the Perkin* W'oiir iff by th* American Heart A«*ocia- least lO.ono person*, many of them I K<1wn „f white lace over pink
taffeta. In the receiving line with
1 i n t Pie».ivtertan
Church will Muildirg
The Rev. Jo.ephine tion. which wanted to trim the Celebrities
Ml** O'Connor trained a* a ihe bride-elect were het mother.
i-nert for .upperea! fi On p. M . ard Stuckie I*
conducting a .tut) wmk lo.d of a cardlar patient
will met for rehear »al at 6 JO P. rntar** in t’h n .ta n healing. Every- U An Imitute manual **id that of registered nurie. She turned to Mr* Ruby K*te«, and the mother
t one ;« welcome.
the to million handicapped, 4 Ihe attlinr* for a job became pro >f ihe pro.peel ><■ gvo rv 'ti <
The Senior High Fellowship of hwodav School preparation in million are rardlin-a.cular rase*) pie couldn't afford to hire private
" H E R E IKIES IT 4 OMR FROM?
|the Firvt Presbyterian Church Ihe auditorium of the Pinecrcvt
Mr* Jud*on, a native of (111- nuttr* during the d.pir.siort
When meat for a «tew is pur*
During
World
War
11.
she
lo->k
i will met for recreation at 7:W Biptitt Church at 7.JO p. rr
heit.vllle, N Y . I* a graduate of
.ha<ed, do you know exactly what
the Cornell t<nivri«lt) home eco out time to orgsmie the N*v)'t
I P M.
you're receiving? What type of
corp*. .and
Monday morning
JA ....
member*
nomic. department and did grad air ev aruatlon
.
. . taught
. .
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meat i* made into a *!ew? "'hew
Thr.e »t!l he a prayer meeting . ,
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ualr » .rk in physical therapy an I , nu” f * Jn‘1 *’" " r,n h’’* ,n , r , a ’ I of the Presbyterian Church of De ^ urchwved at your local meat ra*
at the Plnecievt B.vptii'. Church - lillKC .MlirV IlIlC
rehabilitation at Ohio State Cnt . r . n ?. ?
*,
w
i Bary met at the Civic i enter
' at 1 4J p m
ver.it,
I A* chief stewardess, she spend. i und; r (hp w p m „ton of Mr*. C taller'*, more than likely the «t«w
meal i» cut from the brea*t
She
hecame
Intere.lrd
lo ! n)u' h
h,l[ "me. *pcaklng to shaj f#r and ltl fonJunrlion with • hmilder, .hank er teg — all **•
tlrc ta One of Uto Preibyttrign
The l.ake Mary Home Demon
Women* Orgaolration, I. a k e . i , l t ,on Club held the re;ul*r icveaich for the handicapped !lh,b*
*lr " * ' r l
' ' T V Mr. Adam Muller, chairman of cellent source* of high quality
n
(
jin, rr pressing L'nil
n
ro
t
in
g -a covered | meeting
and an
an Inttallatin
installation v
e
r
v Ihomemaker after reeading an ar- fit a. much a. she used to-- on.y
I 't a r ) , it «i>o
"'K
mcrung amt
ahoul 100.000 lo 200.000 mile, a
„ , mfn m|(U ,no dre.slng, protein.
tide
on
the
need
for
it
—an
arm
u
1,*^.?!?“ ,’ building.
k**,*'-3? P m " h<> lff of
)»*terday
educational
FACTS AIMU'T DKEP
A devotional pen *d w a* led by
ing
| tide written by her current vear.
Mo«t beef l« marketed fresh,
Mr*. Arthur Power.
Mr*
J
r.
Andrews
installed
Dr. Howard A. Rusk, the
TMtTSDAY
j no*, present ln.mi.nt *ndr own hnwever. f-r variety ; zjT.1 a ’.f*
the officers In a candlelight cere I institute * director,
The Men’* Club oi the First monv. Present for the ocrviion
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......... g iv e a 1sandwich.-* and were served cof find t-eef marketed a* •‘corned"
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Mr*.
Olan
Routwell
M^ho.!,,, Church wi'l rrrM for ™ ? r \ ,
■norning tea for the Incoming and (fee and rake by Mr*. L. Davi* l>eef and “chipped nr dried'* beef.
...oner it 2 n m in Mrkinlev U *
Mi*» Myrtle Wll»on, home
outgoing officer* of thr Homeland her committee
.■_• •
(demonstration sgent.
II J I I.
V .u t f f lS a ..
a .a l
Demon.tration Club at her home j Mr* A I.. Elnroln, ea"ed the
New Iofficer*
are: prevhlert
Friday morning.
I alternoon meeting to order She
The Mid Week Uihle hour of the . Mr* Charles Arnet; firrt vice
Arrangement* of red and pink told of having been invited lo a t
n r *’
Church will he p.rsidenl. Mr* Ruth C.allagher:
vrrhina were pla.erl throughout tend the Florida Synod at Miami
b>' «he pa.tor. Rev. A. secretary. Mr* Dorothy Anglin
the hnute. The ho»le*i served hot Shore* with Mr* R. A Smith, pre*
U' ' ,clnn'** *l 7 30 I*. M.
treasurer. Mrs.
Taylor; dele
lea. dste nut bread, cream puff* idenl of the women of the SI
The Chancel Choir of the First g*te, Mr*. Olan Routwell; alter
" T.DNnSDAY
with shrimp salad, and home nude John 1'ieibytery.
Presbyterian Church w,1| m e t for "•'*
M,‘ ''* r '
„
I Mr* J J. Fothe*. *i.e rre*l
^ h e , , , . l ,1 7JI1 P M.
\U m b ttt discussed the forth
,
Til#
CPO Wive* Club will meet cookies.
coming show and silver tea. Thev ,_t 8 p m in Ihe CPO ballroom. I Plan* for the coming- -year were i dent,
. . . presented
. . . . . a program.
i .
„“ What
n .
The Udie* Aid of the Lutheran "^>k »»ders for Christmas raid. \ll member* are urged to at- diseased. Those prevent were: Should Our 4 urriculum He in
Church of Ihe Redeemer will have *• projeet
. rn,j
|M rt Carl
Mos*. Mr* Tom (.alia which Mr*. Er*nk Woodruff. Mrs. [
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I gher, Mra. Dorothy Anglin. Mr* I. Cu.ter and Mr* A. E Stro.i
th, ICgular monthly meeting at
A ensued d u h luncheon follow
TUVRIID AT
I Lulu Bailey, Mr* t-ron Taylor. [ meir participated Frank AV.Pxlruff
- ^ P m. at the church.
H Mm Olan Routwell. outg-ing
I at the organ.
pre.idenl, wa* p trifidrd with a
Seminole
Rebecca
l/vlge
No
4J
»'>'• Mr* Fhsrlf* Arnet
Thr TEE c!a*s of Ihe First Hap- gift from thr club, a Norfolk I*
will
meet
for
the
first
regular
ti.t Church will meet at J p. m Ia r*4 Pine
meeting of thr fall at innk* Hall
in the chapel Mr«. J. A. Itenvon r
-j-Wl, gt)rl| , « r r r present: A|>r
. .
at * p m. Noble Grind F.ilecn
group is ho*tr»».
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Airglnu Huey inn Mrs. J. Doug Hector will prr.lde.
Church* Calendar
MISS MINNIE I.KK .MUTTS
« Nuptials
Planned
Final Plans
For Wedding
Are
Revealed
...
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,
Jlr. and Mr*. T. V. Metis Sr
announce the engagement of thrir „ M,*» fUr,b* ' \ I- ° V
daughter. Minnie t-ee. to Ro.v ' he-_£," a* ',!an‘ ,nr ,h fr
A. Hannum. S
o
n of Mr* Charles *" * be.ter Oicn Sprik
llannum and the late Mr Hanwedding will he an event of
nu n .
September 20 at * p. m in the
g*
The bride elect wav horn in I ir*t Mrlhodlit Chun'n Dr. J. B
Sanford, attended lecal *chool«! Root, pa .tor of the Congregational
• nd ii a graduate ol Seminote Cirri.nan Cliarth, will uffmaiv.
High School. She it pre•er.tly em- av*i*tcd by Rev. f C O'Stern.
ployed by Carroll Daniel ConitrucNuptl«| moiic will be played hy
lion 4 ompany.
Mra. Alt^rt Hickson. Eugene Kron
Mr. Hannum wa* bo>n in tireen jaeger wrll be soloist.
A
*
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•
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I
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O.k. Pennsylvania. He attended
Miss l»wp hat chosen Mrv R.
n.-ittiiv, nt *•, n . - . i u i i
Femlnole High School and I* pr*»- p
• ntlv attending tAulslana College Kentucky, a. her matron of honor!
on a foothill scholarship
Hiidr.m aid will be' M,», Fvelvn
Wedding plan* will he snnounc-1 c-Aprio)j Jnd Miv Hubert Kneih
ed at a later date.
will be htidctmalron.
dher of ihe
Mu* Sprik. brother
l t M i c h i o . n
groom from Drtr<in. mu m .a n .
will
he
b
e
t
man
(iroomsmen
. ,, H
. . . . , ,,
‘
, ,
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'
Mr and Mr. J R Shcarnuie <>f I1, ’ *,
*" J°h'i hprik. broWrit I’ab n ' Belch
. . anil their. .. two
. ^ I and Hilly Halley will serve av
•on*. Jay and E rr. are VUltlnS | Uw|i*.r»
Mr. and Mrs. Ilawkini Ctaltjr of
AU f(irnd, o( lhf ruuplc ir c
bMh A t W . Mri. Sheirouse Is the lnvitrfJ
a„ frd lhr f m .mnnv
former Mis* Daphne lonlei
pll(, deception
Mr. and Mr*. Ri>dm*ii B Brumley arrived from Portland, tire
gon. ts spend a few> diy* with
|{ 0 0 f C irc le*
M- and Mrs. W S. Brumley *r. __ .
,,
,
.
before g ing to Deiand to live. J - c l c s h n ^ a ^ o d F a i r
Mr. Ilruinley will enter the fall
Members of the Ethel Root Cirterm at Stetson L'ni*rr*lt) Mf»- civ of thr I'mtril Church of c'hri*t
Brumlry ll thr former Miss tifo- tCongregationali ami thrir fain!
(p&JiAonah
DcBnry Women
.Make Dressings
Officers Installed
HDC Officcrn Feted
Jjo ca l
£ vm iA
your own
clnss
numerals!
FREE
There will he a mrrtlng of thr l**_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
W S If S of the liiic * klrt.io
_f
,
dlst Church at s p m at the
homr of M n r h a r l n Clcmmrr,
102 rinrcrMt |) r i\ r
.
NORK —M PM — For a
'tasty meatless meal, try
The adull eholr of the Plnecrest noodle onTon" caiVeroie
flapti.t Church will meet for prae
(Vv.k I mmeri . i d . e •» nonll.i
> ; , r c r; s r S r : if.tr1s s j t E r r * ? ! •"*•--
S rd s
,
.
Thr first meeting of the yeir
|of the Enterprise P. T. A. will br
a! 130 r m ,B ,he Kh001
!• r*f).
Terri Lee Doll Clothes
T h ia it a once in a lifetim e opportunity. Counter
colled and nen T e r rle l ee D oll C lnlh ea at a m ann*
9 » I»*» luncheon In thr
Afterburner of the It 0. Q at
prreea. Buy no*» fo r t h rlslrnaa, B lrlh d a sa or In
U« «*.> >*..«! m»m ,1“ * -
f ill in sour rhild 'a T e rrle I e# wardroh#.
The Henry Shellon Sanford Ale
mortal Ellirary and Museum cor
dially weleorrev visitors from 9 a
m until n«on Mr* J. B Bay is
present lihrarlsn.
water to which I tahlrvporn «alt
nephew- John Martin Ceir»oli have
ha* been added Drain In colan
returned from Pahokee. Florida, ||,e home of Mr. and Mrs. (>u* I 'lu.i, Council of tha Pineerevt der.
where they visited Mr*. Helen Sehmah.
Itaptl.t Chufch will meet at the
Turn noodle* Into grr*«ed 12 hy
Kincaid. Mr*. Kincaid wa* In the
T h o ir attending were
MU* church a! A p m.
7>»
hy ft* raavrreta Atti i parkEverglade* Memorial H-’.pital un Helen Witte. August R r m u s a t. 1
The t;.A'.
PireeteM Bap- , age
ounce) dehydrated unisin
onion
The
Sr
ti,
'
. of the .....................7*
^ I I'*w vu..,,*
i nr nHalleween
a n iwrm iCarnival
a r m ai iCommit
nmmu
der observation. E'tirnd* will oe
be lir a fl.lnh \V
Mr and M! .
' hu; f^ '*'’1
,hf
m,V wi,h 1 « P »
U* "f W.lvvn School in Paul, will
glad to hear that ahe it mu h J Uernald L l
better.
J o h n Rive,*. Cainesvllie: M r.'and
h
r
1 f ” pJ " " r
* ’ T M P m “ ,h » ,,h,,nl
—
1Vt,« It K Elans and daughter
Youth rholr of th# rinecrett
*n" P",lr *"f r noodle* All member* of th# committee
Mrs Robert
rhur,,h '*1
wl11
r .J. n m.......
od,r»'*
degree) and those Interested In helping
Sheryl of Leesburg.
Eer.burg; Mrs.
cburfh
11 P '* fftlf*
l,f « •« ,
|
Hetm an and children, Bandy. AI
AI- S-JO> Pp. *•
m.
I o m 501
' minute, S e n e . r® _____ ' a r , Ur |# d lo alttnd
Ian. and Shrrtv. Mr*. T- II A!
Youth fetlow»hip m erit at A JO
ford and children. Ilarhaia, Ken p m.
jhe pineerevt Bsptist
ny, and Hilly and guest Deena citurch
Mr. ir d Mr* Benny Austin
.
* , Otto
n J Thomas
Tk,™.. - ,Parish;
Mr. fh|Wrfni
* nd Mrs.
MONDAY
and. . Mr.
anda s Mra.
|f i h„ <n(|
A)|<nHaiold
, nd
gsve a surprise going aw*) psrtv
Harold Jr.; Mrs. Alice McMillan.
The Joy Ruth Cla*s of the E'ir*t
for Mr. snd Mr*. Marvin Wood.
Baptist Church will meet at 8 p.
,„ 'a-„rs
his %
rhlldren.
\%ho i r f _ .
to
r o rt uI *iid»r!
iu d f r i *on Albert
. t, and
.
i
; Mai
„
nojer r U *nd
Mr. and Mr* rr. at the home of Mr*. Doc Ben
dale, and Mr.
and Mrs
IE.
T.
Simpson;
Mr.
and Mis nett. 2AU Sanford Avenue. Elec
Schmidt, who leave »onn for Co
E II. Eudeeke. and thr Sehmah*. tion of officer*.
ma
The party wa* a cnirktn supper
at the Thomas home on Sanford
Avenue. Both couple* were prese-ted with a gift.
Huest* attending were: Mr and
Mr*. Donald Knight, Mr and Mr*
Donald Rearan. Mr and Mr* I/'»nd Rudd. Mr. and Mr* Rill
John*. Mr and Mr* Richmond
C.rirer, Mr. and Mr* Melvin
Drkle. and Mr and Mr* Alfred
Chile*. There were several child
ren pieient. also.
Ju«t arri%nl « new •Mpmmi nf Tall
II ii ILic« tailnrrd by ( anlrrbury an»l
Knrrl i*f fatifnrnia. V.arf# »rlrdinn of
Tlte Dependable Clai. held a
covered duh tupper Monday right
neo fall shade., alira a.id ruler*.
at McKinley HallRev. T. C. O'Steen Installed the
new officers; president, Atrs. C.
I. Wallis; vice presided, Mr*.
AI F Raker; treasurer. Mr*
Atrgll Smith;
secretary, Mrs.
John D. C a lb h in ; teacher, Mrs
A. K. Shoemaker sr.: *un»hlne
A lls 'N' M alrh these b eautiful
rhairmtn, Mrs. II U. MtCl'l and
aweealers with tailo red s k i r l s In
Mr*. A. E Skinner.
solid, tweeds and p la id s Ta ilo red
Rev. O'Steen spoke on Ihe Sub
hv (.lenn of 'llr h ig a n . K o re l of
jert of Minions.
There will be a Church RsKy,
C alifo rn ia
and
ta n trrb u r* .
Day on October S. Everyone Is
Invited to attend.
A spaghetti aupper was served
to members snd their guerts.
Thursday — Friday — Saturday.
Kejr. 50c to 20.00
NOW
1 0 l
With the
purchase of each
pair of
Supper Honors
Departing Couples
LEVIS
See It Friday
Casuals. Colors:
Tan, blue, black
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200
N. Park
1*. (I. Dodd.
Ibano mmlf for ihe Aeeg.lon
furni.hed hy \||.» Soiann*
I'aitln, klit* Ann D.Sbato, Mia*
t.inda Harris, snd Miss Juli*
(lore.
Mr* lame* 'Ic rn tt Staley. Mrs.
J. H Stale* and Mr* Mas !.einh*rt
entertained with • mitcellin*
• on* thower for Mi.* K*tet ai
Jlr* Janie* Staley's home.
Roiev and gladioli were *rranged throughout the house.
An opening ronle.t n-ai won hy
Mr*. Charle* (I. Shaffer.
Ilel.'inu* refre.hment*
werU
rerved to approaimttrly 4A invited gue*t>.
I.ail night, Mrs. Robert
ami Mr*. Rr» Clonl. entertained
with a kitchen shower at th*
home of 'll* Ret Clont*. t'n
Saturday Mi*. Jame* Partin ami
.'lit* Suxannr Partin trill giva *
i
luncheon at the home of Mr*.
Partin. Parties for nest week
Include a crystal shower at th*
homr of Mr a. ChaitM S l-Ce Sr.»
on la k e Charm, with Mr*. M.
II Jane* a* to h o.ten; and a
bathroom *hower at thr home of
M m . J o h n Courier Jr. with Mr*,
(iroige S 'Iran* a* co-ho*te*f.
The SrniMniaiii luncheon will h*
given hy Mr«. Don Plrey. Mra.
Ren. t; Wainwrlsht, Mr* Boh
Ward, Mr*. Milton Core and
Mr*. El*ie Fleming.
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Bayou Bengals To Shoot *
Cannon A t 58 Grid Foes
Stengel Watching
Burdette, Braves
By MILTON n u n MAN
Yinkee manager n that Burdette
tmitad Pre»* l*i»r«atJ»nil
did not walk • nn*le men. never
Some lime tod*}. C»»ry Men**! wai In •ny>te ll trouble and would
Il going Is lit down, turn to the hate wound up with a ihutout
■porta lection and let a sinking i had It not l>«tn for Hill White'*
foclln* when hli »ve* li|h t on fifth-inning homrr.
that painful hut familiar phra»e— Steniel will h u e mitif mntr
"Burdette win* again."
f<w>d fn* thought whrn hr mull*
Stanirl. an avid reader, will o»*r the ( 2 victory Frank Lary
quickly l i o n nver the fact that
•»«'tolt te*i»t*red agaln.l the
Tueidav nl*hfl 4-1 victory over Yankee* Turiday.
San Francisco wai Lew BurPltrhe* Uke l*w
d e tte a llth of the lealon and
Laiy i* practically a rirbnn
that the triumph reduced the Mil- «M*F ° t
P“ ' hln* to *. .t#
wauke* Brat**' pennant-clinching ""d ip r .'a l ir ln ; in breakln* »lulf.
" m a n e number* to three.
'«
‘h" Detroit rl-.htn.Ml
•mew. . in * I*. * 1-1 _
e r i n v r n l h %I lory of V < •.•••on
S K M I N U I.E II S ( } t ' . \ l )
Metnliorr of t h e Sanf*>ril HomlrtWhet will really intriiue thel
f |||f Am^ lc7| n
n!c.*' B w*|UM«l th in y e a r nr*. left to ritrh t. front row . I).
|champ* and it wr* the fir,t lime
T n m n v . .1. S m i t h . .). W illiam *. J. R a y, It. Boynton*. S. B a rtny pitcher heat the Yank* ttiose
lev, V. I.ewi*. C. FnX anil M. I t o h i i u o n : ncconil ro w , J .
| ".Nan tia ttmea in on* year l i t c
W'hclchel. N. Kota, W . W a t e r s . R. M iddleton, V. W e lc h. J .
Ed *V»I*h p u r l a h i i
.*;*<u»t New Yoih i t I'M
!.*rv lim it'd the Yank- * to
thine Id a iti i. ii.iinj hi* l*th win
uf the *ea*nn and booitm; l i t
CORAL GABLES ( UPlI — T h c ||i f « |m e record M ir thr llronc
fullback alluation remained thr r , mh« ■» to id 7 tin* Zerr.tr: a
hi* quattion for Miami Coach tao-run double off Zark Monroe
A
n
d
y Uuataflon today a t the l l u r - | , i thr (event I i a*.* the T 'r 'r*
H> JLKIIY I lit IM> I (IN
tu help lb* iquad. The accond
ricanrt ttepped up practice inlt.te two run* that h-uught tntm
The Sanford Seminole* continue unit baiklicld hat made a very
propaiation for their opener with from behind i.nrl r irn r d th*ii
»hn * Improvement In nffrm r fire »how and the quarterbacking
Wliconifn Sept. 2*.
(heir llth victory u*ei ihe Van to
*
..tl d
rfo
M
ia m i a
h
a ltd IfI*
f <
>
l.ik
r-n
> AIfa
il hli ll#
n
n*
1
The *Uon*e*t rtndldatr at pre kc»* thi* teaaon That atmie* and defenae a* the lid-lifter ol of Johnny A.Irrd haa been excep
' v i* « ,Ml'ron »ea*on draw* Ilona!.
lent for the (tartin* fullback a* them *1 lean a tie in thr tea
aignmrnt la hard running Neil *«n'*
aerie*,
something that near.
Cedi Dandridge and .Mired
Coach Jim I’lgolt i* optimi*lic have Uir play miking ch-uiea well
Flemin*. 1M • pound »ophom.<ra d<>r*'t ait tint writ with Caiey,
about hi* *<|uad'» chan<»* thi* at hand Both boya look much 1mfrom Marahfidd. Wi». who cap cither.
Hurt* Ilia Pride
*ca«on aficr watching Ihe firat proved in thr patting department
tained the freihman teem.
However, coarhe* raid three
Jutt a* a matter of piide. Sten aed teennd unlta prepare for thr lr,d »htuld atrengthen thi* phaic
ether candidate* are puahing
for g*| **>* hr like* tn win the ara op. irr agalntt I.
man nf I/*ng of the game considerably.
the job. Including two aophomnrea. ton arrir* frrrn e*ery club In thr wood <.nFrtdav night
Anotnrr tophomore fullback, Ifggue.
I'lgntt t a d thr drfentivr unit
Jim Steven* of Greenwood. S C ,
Elsewhere In thr American |* tnmrwhat weaktr than last
quit the squid Monday for "per- l^atue, Cleveland climbed into a yrar a, but Ihe offensive unit it
■onal reaaon* '•
fourth place tie by healing Wash- moie versatile.
Be alio had been rrgaidrd Islington, S I, behind Gary Bell'*
Brmh atrenglli looks tuu.h bet
a possible tin t atrlager, although i»ohiii*r. while Chicago t.N>k a trr than it hat In several set- .
he haa been woiking with thr 4 ] derlaion from Raltimuir Bain aoni Juat about every lad wear- I
fourth team lately.
washed out a dnublrheadri be In; a varsity uniform will he able '
Working behind
Fleming i» tween Ho«too »n«t !<«-•«• riiv
Berry Oeidrith. llO-pound tunlei
In the National League, the
letterman from Toronto, Ohio.
Pillihuigh Pirate*, who -till keep
Miami'! Frank Bouffard. a rug- hoping, won the completion of ■
ged SOO-pound aophomoie.
h i t auipended game fiom the Card)
Men slowed down with a
hip rials. 2-1. and then beat the Red
Injury but la t strong contender | birds, 3-1, in a regular scheduled
for the starling job. Sophomore j contest Cincinnati swopt a pair
I .Viir-I I’rrta International
Clan Matkowaki. Dlllonville. Ohlo. fiom Isos Angrtca. 3 3 and i 3 In
National league
• Iso is bring rloaely watched by ' 10 Innings, while Chicago defeated
W* L. Rrt. MB
coaches
Philadrlphia. in a. m 10 inninga.
Milwaukee
47 34 6*>o
Hurricanes Have
Fullback Problem
S6 point* and aim the SEC yard*
age kin* 1*62). Alio departed are .
linemen Billy Smith, At Aucoln
and Ed CauWy. all three of
them from the right >lde of t h e ^
Tiger line.
#
"You don't graduate an AllAmerica fullback every year."
laid Dietiel. "B ut look at the
right tide of our line. That *
where we're weak."
Left Side Good
The other aide of the lint n
in good lhape with leliermcn
manning every podtion.
Bidy Her.drix, a roughhou-c*.
tcnlor, 1* bark un the left i l l s f ’
land an ia g u ild Larry Kalildrn.
I Hie lone tackle letterman 1*
j junior Lynn LeBIanc who w ii
Bonnfact*. Boir Bow en. W. B e h rc n * . It. S t e w a r t , K. McCitll,
irate* aa a •ophomore. Max Fug*
Inllcd Pre»» Internatlonat
J . W e lc h : b a c k ro w , I,. H o d g e s , M. H a r p , B. R o u t t , R
!«r, deacribed by Dietiel a« t •
-F R A N K LARY—
“belt center in the SEC,'* it
W arren,
F a w lc v , J . W o m a c k . A. M cK i'ibln. J . M a n n . J*.
"hii Junior year.”
D illard. A. B e n n e t t , R. S im m s . R. Bnrbou.* a n d It. B ow les. I Trank U r y 1* seventh victory of b” J,*
Thc qucit| onu,ie aide of t a
( P h o t o b y B e r g s t r o m ) I the veaton over the Yankee* bodci
no good for the American League Tig*r forewalj will find letter.
I champion* in the World Serle*.
men Don
Norwood, who »ar
The Detroit right-har.dtr tail* limited aervica lait year, at end. )
Into the tame pitching pattern aa The tackle dutle* go to Dalla. •
Milwaukee’* Lew Burdette, ac- Ward, an untc»ted aophomore
cording to many baaeball men. II* Tommy Lott, another lritcrman
doem't overpower the hlttcra with from la it *ca»on'a aecond ur..:
.. ... . i,
..
.
. .
.
_ ..
. . . ... . . hi* fait ball, but he hai an excel- will open a t guaid.
Fullback lUaold hton* eoniinu*. ,in • p form Friday night. Kir* I* ,fnl i;ldfr , „ d alnker-thc two big
On!) thc P m of Taylor damlo be very impressive
on both
*
* “of a »pecd»t»r and very deceptive, pttchrs Burdette alao relle* on.
pen* the old grad'* cnthu»U*m
fcnac and defenae anJ should be ..
ia a power runner and
Lary became the ft*at pitcher In *htn thc c i u t t r r g«U arour.d to
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D m . good t a k i n g fiom Kay i ^ n d - , *hou!J
out.tA d.ng on much- : thc modern era ta beat the kar.k* W T j c r >•>««! ■
Canson
quiat, a mighty-mllc in the back needed ahoit gain*.
irvcn time* in one leaton l u n d a y
/
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._ when he limited them to three hits «>W) who averaged 5 5 On the
field who adds atreng'h t ^ this
1 i.c offensive line* will t* sen
In a 4-2 victory. The victory »*« 1ground last acason, la tuck. ' s... A
position. Both allow much t a lent tcred around ends Gerald Jones
lt* Lary * UUs of the season and run ltd the S tC in Ijlrlvoff rein the ball-runnini deparlrncnL
, nd A, „ n Svl, , m and lf(, KUlrd
r,I ;.brought hi* lifetime record agalr.it I14™’ w*fb 343 void*. Be a .*0 i d
Vcrnun Kirk and Lin Bl.ner con „ 4Vr y u n ity . All three will be 1the Yank* to 16 3.
Ihe Tiger pal* receiver* with ;j)
Ur.ue to im p ru \t and ibojld be ,
.
, .
bcfintinir their last ira*ort for tnr
Onlv known pitcher to have bet- 1 yards.
BATON ROUGE, La. ( L T I i Repladn* All-Sur fullback Jim
my Taylor and getting the mort
out of an iacipcrienced rlgbtaide
loom a* Ue big headache* tbli
*ea*on for LouUlana State Uni*
veraity Coach Paul DieUet.
Taylor, befor# iruluetln*. »*«
ith* nation** trading *corer with
P la y e r
O f The
Day
Seminole Coaches Optimistic
|S' mlnulC*1who** J o t ted* i " V t 'ree*ord<^ a'talnlt * C a n n o n '^ m ^ . h J r " '1' t h e h.
While then thiec arc slatcj to ^ y ^ n k ^ i | n
C
' back duties with Junior lettermai
,Johnny Robinson (180) Who will
l« standouts this saaton other*
!bc on thc right aide. Junior Dob
can t be counted'out. Don Carter
Put via (164) and aenior Ronnie
promises to be a big help in thr
Johnston 11*0; art; the probable
line, at well as Kelly Lake, Char
halfback replacement*.
lie Dugan, Glenn Hodge*. Walt
Middleton and Duke Schiraid. The
Warren Rabb (!M>, Junior Id!at|o- two have heen l-r” ’***(v<* TALLAHASSEE I T ! ) - T V e- l•r"*vn who directed the second
in prc-scaion drills and should hol Injured Florida State L'nlvcralty j unit L st season, L the numbir
ster thr attack considerably.
players are back in action and one Tiger quarterback this year.
While Plgott and Dave Laudc will be able to play agalnit Fur- He* a attong runner and
a
have been planning Weir atra- . * • » Saturday.
lalcolcd pa*-er.
teg), coache* Hill Proctor and
Left halfback Call Meyer, guard Replacing Taylor will l»c the
Burk Melt* have b«en planning Leo Baggett and fullback Jim | reapoittlbilltjr of senior J.
.
a few surprises at Lyman. The Calhoon donned pads Monday, 1P ro”na* ( 13*). a converted rigti.
coache* have a young and inex-, leaving only starting enj I'cte halfback, and Tommy
Daw*
penrncad squad but II should W Fleming on Use ailing list.
1*200), a varsity letterman in .)
. ,and
in lop condition and ready. Melt*
Fleming, who I* hobbled by a
and 31 who ia bacg from
uilll
said that hi* squad will be the knee injury, is expected to be in1mjlitary^hitch.
The »iger back* are all fail,
underdog, but will give a much »h*pe for Saturday's game.
effort lo exploit Lneir
better show than last year when Coach Tom Nugent said he In ao
Dir tael is Instilling tha
the Seminole* defeated the Grey- planned to concentrate on pas* ;
winged T offense
hound* 391>
I defense the reat of the week.
Nugent Welcomes
Return Of Three
Major League
Standings
Line Scores
Pittsburgh
42 6)
San Francisco
Cincinnati
ft. Loull
to* Angrlr*
73
Tl
69
67
3M «
7I .314 12'1
71 VM !4'v 1
IS .47!* ITS |L
J» 459 20S !
j i .m n c to rr
HAVE I.At’DE
I'wiird Press International
riant. D otlner.
Chicago
*6 7® 4^3 21
Nill on 11 U l|M
(2nd game, 10 Inninga)
Philadelphia
63 62 471 2i
San Fran
Don ein 00O - I 7 3 las* A
200 Oil 100 0
3t
Tuetday'l
Rrstslla
Milwaukee
010 000 30s— 4*0 Cine
040 Ool 000 2—7 10 _0
Antonrlli. Worthington (7), Mr
hoyfav. B m e r <2». Craig (4), . Milwaanee 4 San
Sa Frar 1. night
Cormkk i l l and Schmidt. B u r Kllppstrin 161 and Rosrhoin; .\ckTUSCALOOSA. Al*. (L'PII— 'turning Ihe• trick at Maryland ar.d 1144
144 p..und
p--und youth from Key VSrst.
*JhlU 4. in inns, night
detl* ( tl-10) and Crandall, tyiser- er i*3s and iM t r r r t . Loser Klipp- rittabuigb 2 M L>ult t. night, Alabama is building lor lira future I Kentucky in hhit
i* li
r s t year
|l u
p p * » „ d to be thc front
lir*t
| j J4 tt aappeared
completion of Aug. 3 suspend—♦ *P|!
AnUnalli ( M I L IIR White,
ior fuUback
fu!lback until
u0 euaiad by
stnn 16 6). lilts- Snidrr, Huigp*'
football c o a e l i IS* r\
(hhange.
a n g e i Ordered
— lLa w rre, r gor
ej gam#
t Completion of August 3 aui
tli*
h . p s r w n .ub -r _r ativa
t.7*|n o lh
f- cf n rxtn V , .•hfts
h
T T 'U f l f i B-yant hopes the aluftrn'1 lt
" teuk ---------------. . u . -=wx.
cu
( IP Innings)
In aopho
pended game)
’ mor# guard MtR Frank.
Chicago
n\o pyo out 1—in 12 t Pitlsbuifh 3 St L>uis I. night, keep locking lh»t way while he Fordyee. A rk . two years
regular
game
St. tasuls
nun 000 t o o - I 1 1 Phila.
pul» K»nif starch in the limp t11*** a winning aggregation nf
f
t\r*%«#• Ha> miuiwi
i
040 (MH) o n 0 —6 ID I
Out hr produerd Ihr
t P
Jr>ant ha. mo>H end
Pittsburgh
fWI OIOOOv— 2 12 2 1|>rc*ll. Ilrni)
l i t , Elston it), Cincinnati 3 Ijos AnttU-s 3, 1st. CrtmfonTide.
Southwest
Gonferene#
thamp
in
**uddy
Wood
to
center
to
bolster
twilight
Mitelt, I. McDaniel (5). Bros I iiyriuidl .*•. Hillman 410) and
The former Texas AAM mcn'.or
the line ba.k.ng, another weak
nan (Tl. and Green. Witt i9?> a d «vf rman Conley, llcarn (2). Mpy- Cincinnati 7 l.uv Angelev 2, 2 tl winter to Inn? t .r squad that hit third season
tn inning*, night
Bryant's
first
look
al
the
squad
(v,,nt- Kour
'derail, hold
Foilrs. Hall ill laisrrAturll |!0 rr <3>. Farirll id). F.rtckacn • tos.
returned to hi# alma mater last
*hc ends.
lliuraday t Isam's
won only four :.me* over ,h f;cant" in apnng pracl.c. . litre lie 1
13).
Morrhrad 110) and llrgan. Win.
One of the real line Hart may
Bulhaidl (19). ty**er F.rlckson (0 Milwaukee at St Lout*, bight
pas. thrte sea ion* after ye.ra »s L i f t » . . »i t . P“"
lionA l !h
lIu
'nl i . 1 n A .
regular game
a!« *t* U
l
Ispot*
r v A l a ar.d
fort
to
bolster
weak
debe
tackle Dave Sington. ion of
Pittsburgh
noO 0*12 O L—3 I 2 I'. HR* Fcrnar.drt, Long. Mar
lOnly game t. heduled)
a kmgp;u or thr t»>j gn Southrait
dared every pualtlun wide open former Tide All-American Fred
American league
St. Lasuis
Omi ont voti—I * 0 Shall, H e n n a ,
•
cm Conference
ILs businesslike practi-r set Sington. Hu brother, Fred SingW. L rd. 4-It
Mahe 4X1) and Green. Kline
American league
All 6( protperta rep.irtirg fur atom exacted their toll in the ion Jr. .1 also battling for a
611
49
(13-13) and Hlal HR Nmen
a
New
York
34
fall practice were recruit*d under
New York
rvat no 000-3 I 3
77 67 533 (Ml thr regime of former Cotcti J ft. first werk of fall drills with abort tackle berth.
(ta t game)
Detioit
000 001 211—4 I 1 Chicago
♦
.
1am Angeles
luo OOO OU2-J12 0
71 303 14 (Fart) Whitworth an I it will be 2o dropping from th; squad, in-, The schedule:
Durrn Monivr il), Shanlr (I) Detroit
eluding veteran quarterback Bob
j
Cincinnati
309 110 0 0 t - 3 I 0
70
72 U!
Boston
another couple of veart bifor«
and Howard Lary and Wi'ton
Podret, Br*srnt i5), Kraktne if) Lain - Momor (121.
71 ;7 191 17'9 the magtc of the llrvant -same by Skelton. That left Hubby JackCleveland
son. Bobby Smith and converted
and rignatano. Nuvhalt I. a w- Washington 000 non OU—j 2 n Ralllmmr
*7 76 i- • .
thews up In the form <f red-dad halfback Gary O'Steen, all hold
'4
rence (I), Pena t i l and Dot'erer. Cleveland
t«
21
47
Kin***
City
youths
on
the
gridiron
ntn ono 40* —i m n
overs, for quarterback. But at
Winner ta w rrnrr t l l g i . L o s e r *
61 43 «:t si * softer, with Turman
llamas Hydr i 7 i and Couilnry, Wlthlngtnn
p.tUd be- ghat key post, the skill e*ul take
Pod its 113-10. HRs Lynch White- Bell U t i l and Niton Lstri Ra
x-Clinched pennant
foie the annual bloodletting wi'.h charge ability needed is atiil mi**'tur*«l*>‘* Results
mot 114 13). linCoLviM
.Tcnne-sce and Memphis Stat- be- ins
Rcltlmorr
012 COii Out)- 3 4 n Detroit « New York 2
forr the Auburn game—and hope
llopelul llatfbaiks
Chicago
(ul 000 OL—I 4 I Cleveland 3 Wsthingn-n t. riight dir- hard in alumni.
Duff Morrison, a 1337 rrdihirt.
o Deil Wilhelm i4). Zuvermk Chicago I Ratlimore 3. night
Ihr most soi#| old grads like has taken oser one halfbark post
Nallmil l.eagur
l> and Triandos. Lcnovan (11-131 , Boston at K*n*at City, 2 gimrs to point nut that Bryant auccet- and may be a comer. Mark Wise,
Player A (Tab G. AA T. MTU.
amt lu*i:*r L>serWilhelm (210).
lw1 night. pos'.|<orrd rain
Isiveiy isiaed Maryland, Kentucky .another rcdshirt with good speed,
Athburn. Phil. M3 340 *4 199 .343 HRs Trran.1.*#. Wuodling, Ldtir
Thursday'# Game#
and Texas a&M off thr floor be brads thr group at the other half.
Mu*la!. St. I. 121 444 62 139 .371
fore moving his talcnta here. Rrd Sliekney. a hard-running
31ay *. San T 144 364 lit 19*1X74 B-'Sli'n at Kanta* City 3 twinighr Ro*tnn nt Kansas City
rai in
ro*!por»d. rain
* (Only gtme teheduleil'
A am n. Mtlw. 144 3!t ins
103 !»0
333
Skinner. Pile 137 441 44 l«t .323
Mayfair To Hold
Golf Tournament
Crimson Tide Prospects: Bear Bryant Is Building
Sept. 27—Louisiana State at The Sanford Women'* Golf )rMobile; Oct. 4—Vanderbilt at Bir audition resumes activltlr* Sun* |)
mingham; Oct. 11—Lu/rqan here; day with a nine-hole point aystrm
Oct. II—Tennessee at Knoavllle: tournament at thc Mayfair Coun*
Oct. 23 —Mississippi State i'll try Club.
There will lie no entry fee. Tha
Starkvtllr: Nov. 1—Georgia here;
tournament
begins at 1 p. m. over
Nov. 7—Tulanr at New Orleans.
Nov. 13—Georgia Tech at Atlanta: Iihr back nine.
Holding a' tournament over th#
Nov. 2—Menrphi# State hqrc; Nov.
tront nine at the tame time will
2 9 —Auburn at Rirmirgham
________________
be thc Mayfair Men's Golf Asso
ciation. The men will hold several
FULLBACK TR tDLI)____________ contests during the afternoon. A
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. (VPIi barbecue for member* and wives
—Fullback Tom Tracy ha# been will follow- at 7 p. m. Reterva*
traded hy the Detroit Llona to the.tiuna must be made with Mrs.
Pitliburgh Sleelers for a "high" | Helen Andre# before noon on Fri*
draft choice next year.
day.
League Leaders
American league
Runnels. Bust. tU »t7 9n 163 3t|
Carr, Kan C. ID* 4t3 » IV) J l |
William*. Beat. I l l 3T7 72 111 .316
Power. 1 lese. 13* 333 » | ITi 111
Kuenn. Del
129 32t «4 164 313
H#me ta n s
National Leagwe. Banks
46; Themat, Pirates 33: Rnn Radlegs 30; Mtiheasa, Brases >y
Aaron. Rravrt >9
America* L*igv*: ManCe. Vankees 40,
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I'PI Vles.ee Editor
f using It.
By DELOS SMITH
The trial was conducted in Stan las it would have received from section. Even th* doctor* wear gowns and pink hats.
NEW YORK (C P U —Two rival ford University
It spital. San thr lungs normally) and then
.machines weie pitted against one Francisco The d ru g re rs of the pumped back Into th# body. Thus,
mother in substituting **«r the rival ma,-hints — Dr. John J. Os both hrart and lungs ara cut out
I hearts and .lungs of 71 men and born of San Francisco and Dr. i of the blood circuit and thr sur
women undergoing "open heart'* Denis G. Melrose of tendon—w rit geon • sbaip eye* and dextrous
I rurgary, and It ts a mark of a members of Ihe surgical team.
hands are unimpeded by a flow
high degree of mechamral p*rfer
of bio- d through the htart.
One Death Ea:h
j tlnn that both machines / a n t e
Melrose Machine Better
In M operations performed with
through beautifully.
After the trial, th* surgical
the aid cf the Osborn machine,
The surgical team which eon ther# was only one death attrib team, which was headed by Dr.
ducted the eatendrd comparison utable t» the patient's blood not Frank Garbodc. decided th* Metof machines capable of taking having been properly perfused rojc machine was the better, but
over the most vital functions »f with os-gen while it was out of not on grounds of a gicaier »-ffi
P h o n e bafora
U P
T O
# 6 0 0
the human hodv reported the cut- his machine. In J! operations' cicncy in substituting (or hearts
noon
f
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your
I teal question no longer was the performed with the Metros* ma- and lungs In that, tha machines
Cm*
>«
II
capability of the machine, but tnc chine, theta alto was onh one .were equal, but th# Melrose mam onoy lotor
Tm
Th
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the
surgical
tra-n such Heath.
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chine was eaaitr to maintain in
tho oomo day I
It mult h# kept tn mind that »PP!' P ‘* <»d*r L*r use on a rouDNH I fit 1112M HIM
You o a to e ty o u r
patients
who
undergo " o p * n |l,n, basis ‘ five times a week."
Machines Aiding In Heart Surgery
Personal Income
Increases Again
Sets New Record
WASHINGTON ( I T l l - T h e a.
nual rate of personal Income rose
again in August for the accord
1straight month, the Commerce
Department
reported
Monday
night.
Including tha retroactive salary
pay raues for federal amployr*
disbursed In lump sums in July,
K AM I'S AWAITS FEDERAL GOVKRN.MKNT MOVE — Arkansas Governor Orval E. (the seasonal adjusted annual ratr
personal Income for August
Faubus hold* n picture of the six »igns awaiting me by Special United States Deputy I of
was li.vyyoo.ouO,ooo, a new all
Marshal* when and if they go into action in Little Hock. A force of 150 marshal* has time high.
been sworn and given instruction in law enforcement tactics. They are to be used for
The Increase from July to Auduty at Little Hock schools if a Justice Department move to counter Kaubus* order | gust, however, consisted in larga
closing the city's schools is successful.
(L’l’I Telephoto) p a n of government transfer pay
ments—pension*
and unemploy
ment benefit!—and rental Inr >me.
Other income components ahowred
liltlt change.
The department noted that
higher manufacturing payroll* In
Ity MARIAN R. JONES
J- K. Morrison. owner of thr |
, imorgo!board style.
August rafVctrd advances In em
Aeminolr Tire Shop, 201 P*tx
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wootfolk
Cub Scou'.a present Included,
ployment, particularly In primary
Ay#., was on# of j.nfl) winners hive returned fiom Jefferson*ille.
in * r#e#nt sflllnr contest spon N C. Glad to have them back I David and Charles Evans, Billy metals and machine Industrie*
Mikler, Lairy Neely, Nell StanIn the non-manufacturing indus
sored bjr th# AC Spark Plug Dl»|. after being away all summer
non of C«n«ral Motort.
Mrs. Willie Partin, who lias ko. Tommy Moon, Larry Olllff tries. payroll gains were recorded
Mike
Staley
and
Ilex
Clonta.
mainly In retail trade and seeAwards were mad# for th# mo»t been confined to the Florida Sani
Others enjoying the outing with {vices. On a seasonally adjusted
original idea* ami programs con- tarium amt Hospital, is home.
^ r e i v e d and u*fd by tha winning
Mrs. Kathryn Partin IT. E l is ’ the tub scouts included: Mr. and j annual rate. August farm income
^ r e t a i l e r s . Thr national romped- still confinr-J to the Florida Sani Mrs. Paul Mikler. Martha. Chris was down slightly from July but
tion reiulted in a lio.oho U. S tarium and Hospital in Orlando. ty amt Marv Jane Mikler; Cub remained well ahead of last year.
Saving, ’liond fo. the top rrUii«i.i Mia. T. L. Lingo, Sr. is confined Master and Mrs. John Evans and
Mormon received a 17-jewel to her home because of sickness. Arthur Evans; Mrs. Leon Olliff
wriatr atrh at hil pm #. Recipient! Mrs. James E. Pearson lias also and daughter. Linda; Mr. and
of mother watch was F. D. Scott, been reported "under the wea Mrs. Rex Cionts and children, J*
NEW YORK
(L T D — To.
Pet and Lee; Mr. and Mrs J. lice were not ton surprised when
owner of the Sanford Auto Parta ther."
tnr. Scott's firm wai named as
The' first outing for the Cub M Staley and daughter, lathy; they found an eight-foot pormist
Mormon's supplier in the contest. Scouts of Oviedo Troop No. 2t3 Andy Stanko: Mr. and Mis Ralph banging from a lamppost in a
wav the picnic Saturday afternoon Neely; and Bill Walker—all par Bronx corner on* night. Earlier in
at Eak# Piek.-tt. iThe scouts dis ents and sisters and brothers of th* day, they had come aero** a
band during the summer months the scouts with the exception of rine-foot ahark with ita teeth re
Bill Walker.
moved on a nearby corner.
following the end of school.)
The boys enjoyed swimming and
By Sirs. Clarence Snyder
boating during the afternoon, and
Mr* H. H. Lanry and children a fireworks display picsrr.ted by
n( Griffin, Ga. spent several days | Cub Matter John Kvani.
recently with Mr. ar.d Mrs. Elmer I A delicious picnic supper, pre
Shiners.
pared by the parents, was served
Mr. and Mis. Jack Krddill and
Herbert liiddena spent a u r rk at
thr Itrdditt rabin in Salt Springs
Mrs. Raymond Ijiwson attend.d
_ t h e District meeting on ‘ Nerds
Q of H uber Education" at the Win
t r r Park Methodist Church last
Friday. Mrs. Lawton it the chairman of th# cnmmittr# on higher
Ihngwood
Jay Car*
recently
education «f th# Harnett Metho
watched a film acquainting them
dist * hurrh at I-akr Monro#.
Michsrl Moor#, ion of Mr. amt w-ith organiiatlnnal d u ll;, nn a
Mrs. John Moore. Columbus. 0. local, state and national level. The
is attending thr Florida Military movie was presented by Dun
Academy at Deland. Th# \ionres -Sn,l,h- *tJtc vice prriideut of tlu
Florida JayCees. and trouble
• r e former residents of Ostran
Mrs Rote Phillips and Mrs. Or- shooter for the Long rood Sanford
| ) r i l Flowers st*#nt ths weekend area.
4k new m rm brrs were Welcom
with Finn* Phillip* and family in
ed by tha l.nngwo-Kj Jayl'cc- fol
Ja< ksonvitle.
Mr. and Mt* Vernon Hopper i lowing u recent drive climaxed by
and daughter Phyllis of Orlando | a fist, fry in th* l-ongwnd Dark
spent last week with her parents, Special guc»l was Dun Smith, viceMr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. pirsldrnt of the Florida JayCcc
A* *n inerntlvr til recruiting, a
Mr*
Eunice Jrnkmson and
TIIOSK i»l I -SHORE ISLANDS — Here is ;i map of tho
granddaughter Connie Sue fell baby alligator was givers to a
tm*e Qucmoy Maud nrra. Sen. H. Alexander Smith
spent last weekend In St Peters new member. The JayCre will
Iced
the
water
baby
until
he
gets
(R-XJ) mill, nftrr a conference in Washington with Sec
burg with Mr. and Mrs. Jan Jenanother mcmL-r. who will Inherit
retary of Stair John Foster Dulles, thnt tho U. S. “defin
kinson and children.
itely" hud decided to drfond the Chinese Nationalist is
£
Dr. and Mrs. John llradrn visit thr icsponiibillty.
200 guest* and mrmbeiv at th#
ed recently in Orlando.
land* of Qucntoy and Matsu in the event of a Communist
Mrs. Harriett Arne; and dsugh fish frv w*i* wrlcomed by juesl
Chinese invasion.
dent
Bill
1.*
Bre*.
te r Sharon of Tonawanda. N. Y.
ar* spending the winter with her
parent* Col and Mr*. W. J. Doyle J o b S h o u l d H e K f l S V
Mrs. HtUiam Burge**. a!*n a | | A s n itOLCK HEIGHTS. N. J
daughter of Col. and Mr*. Doylr.
( l _ <;,orc, Mty, o r n jv r
and two daughter* Carol and Bar 2i ,a _r r , q „ „ of ltl. fnlversity
bar* of New York, ara vtiillng of- t aen. ha* been hired by the
her parent*.
l»"*id r f Education here to con
Rev. and Mr*. J<**# Cardura left duct an evperlmrntal program tn
Cinnamon
Plain
• recently on a vacation trip.
Frenrh conservation for pupil* in
Chocolate
Mixed
Eldrld Jennlson of Springfield, tha fifth through eighth grade*.
Vanilla
Mas*, and Mr. and Mr*. Ralph
Jennlson of Sanford visited recent
I H I . > | | — W e m a k e ' i n At
ly with Mrs. CTarenea Snyder.
BRISTOL R. I — t u r n —
There wajn't a drop of liquor
lerved at the flr»t outing and
e'ambakr of tb# Rhode Island
Formerly Marion Sundries
i»:o French At*.
I’arkag# Ktor# Asowiation. An of
By Addle rr**alt
ficial
explained.
"
l
\#
wanted
it
FA
2-i;»7
Mrs. E. H. Grant returned home
recently from two weeks In Mi- to E# a real family affair."
▼ami with her daughter and aanIn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Van Moody. I
Sir*. II. H. Gieger left recently
far Winter Haven to stay witJi
Mr* Mildred Walker ar.d family.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Snydar arid ,
daughter Barbara of Springfield. |
n . ar* viilting Mr. and Mrs. Pauli
Maxwell.
Cleitus Geiger left last week for
Texas, where ha will be statientd j
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.
with the Air Fore*.
V Mr. and Mr*. Ed Fulford and
FLORIDA. WISHES TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE
family spent tha weekend In Lske
FREEHOLDERS OK THE COUNTY, THE ORLANDO SENTINEL, THE
Wales with Mrs. W. A. Edwards.
% Morrison Wins
Watch In Contest
Oviedo
heart" surgery have a very » e r l | However th* machine has been
wnich come
ou*. life threatening defect Inside | rebuilt so ail
all parts which
their hearts. The surgeon goes In into contact with blood can be re
side and corrects the defeot. If placed with new ones after each
he can see what he n doing, his opeiation. This modified Melrose
chances for sueceit are practical machine will he thr standard m a
ly- lhO per cent — provide*! tile chine at Stanford from now on.
defect is correctable.
Gerbode reported for his team
The lung heait machine makes la thr international technical jour
it possible for him to sre what nal. The lancet. Heart lungs m a
hr ts doing. The heart Is "open" chines of a number of designs arc
became the ciirulating blood Is in u*e in medical renters through
diverted by a pump intu the ma- out the I mted States.
o w n repayment
plan I
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News
Small Zoo Parade
% Osteen News
Longwood
News
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Pound Coke
No Hutiimin's Holiday
Geneva News
Working For Loot
rATTHOGUE. N. Y —( t ’P l l Although it wai unlocked apd
remained only |3S, hurgular*
walked off with an SOO.pound
saf# from th* *>ffic« of an altetrleal contractor.
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PASSAGE OF IHE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE ON SEPTEMBER NINTH.
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(fiHSWKS
QUART
Mayonnaise
W IL L IA M S S U N D R IES
THE P. T. A.'n. THE JAYCEES, AND ALL OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
FROZEN
q u ic k
BACON 2
WED. thru SAT.
AND INDIVIDUALS WHO WORKED SO FAITHFULLY FOR THE
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SANFORD HERALD. RADIO STATIONS W. T. R. R. AND W. I. O. D..
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(DouqhnuJtA
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Fresh
Sweet Potatoes 4
25
Tender Ye Hour
55‘
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3 Lb. Tin
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1S)S Or. Cana
Liquid huda
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Chicken
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Medium Hit*
«•< Of. Cas
2 for 19c
CHUNK TUNA
33c
lienlla
Glam Pkg. Green Giant
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IVORY SNOWt
81c PEAS
2 for 39e
Hath Bar* Nibleta Whole Kamel
Drodoraat
ZEST SOAP 3 for 19c
12 Of. Cas
CORN
2 for 35c
Lge. Pkg.
t)el*rgent
Gold
M
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33c
TIDE
FLOUR
S lbs. 38#
(With your tSe coupon)
CAT FOOD
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Prices la this mi cffsctlve through
Smturday. September 20th
CORNER 2nd and MAGNOLIA
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Steelworkers Trying To Crush Revolt
i
STEP-DAD ACCUSED IN (T lll.D ’S DEATH — William
n. iJnt. as. hold* hi." throe-month-old (•on. ItolH-rt, minutes
Ijefnre he was Irookctl by Los Anjrclcs police in connection
with the death of his four-year-old stcp-dniijfhter. Pamela
Sue. The k'irl died of injuries that l.int said she suffered
in two falls down a flight of stairs in the family home. At
rijfht, Mrs. Deana Howe l int. 2T», -ol s on hearing that her
child died. She was visitlnjr fritnds when the ijirl was in
jured fatally.
ATLANTIC CITY. N J. ( U P M - •phere for about SO minutes.
A drive to rruih a revolt within
Rarlck, a burly, anftipokrr
the United Steelworker* of Amer •teel worker from McKcetport
ica w*i In full awing today.
Pa , later charged the ronvrnllor
Reientment agalnit the Inaur. waa "rigged'’ and claimed Mrgenti burtt Into the open Monday Donald had advocated "violence"
during the firat #e*#lnn of the un. agalnit the diaaident (roup.
lon’i convention. It wa* high-light
Illto Rig Rutlneta
ed by a botlteroul ibow of *upAlhert Whitehouae, Cincinnati
port for prerldent Pavld J. M e -1dlrector.of Dietrlrt IS, led the
Donald by lign-carrylng, rheertng 1d 'n.ini'raH tn 'or the tt p 0»'Vd
rtelegatea parading In Convention iriolution, praialng (he union
Hall
pretident and terming the oppe.i!The leailon alto heard loathing lion bloc "a noliy, Worrltome,
denunciation of a “duet protect nagging few."
"U fa th r o w
the atinking
committee.” headed hv Donald C
Rarlck. which it challenging Me itoogri In nur rankt out on their
rj#«,' Will.eh* t *e aaid, ” i - l >et«
Donald'* leadrrthlp.
itand united >#»ind our own f.#»
Called "Scaha”
Spurred on hy loud #upport ident David J. McDonald.’*
from m ott of the J.YSt delegat.-l, * Kvller, Mr« t,.!d warned the
convention ipeakeii dubbed the union muat he on it* g;u-d
committee member# "finka" and againit a two pronged attack from
"«eaht'* and urged
they
be the big buiineia intereati and the
"enemiei from within'* the I.JiO,thrown out of the union.
OUO-mrmber fteel union.
The rally ing point for the d e m -1
onttration of allegiance to McDon-!
aid came when the contention
'w at atked to approve a r f l i 'i 't l o n 1 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — (U P ll —
I commending hi# adm inittrail. i.
The rhack#aw founlry Club golf
I It t<>ii< bed off the attack . - tins! j • hop her# h*» everything for
I the rommlttee and the
ibrant the golfer, including a large atjilitplay of allegiance which g a t e | pirin di#pen#er labeled! "For the
the convention a clrcua atmo- l/tttrt."
z\spirin For Loser?
WADE'S
Shop here — you’ll find eter> thing >ou need under one
roof — and all at budget-pleasing, ninney-savlng pricesSlaplr*. meals, dairy products, frozen foods and canned
goods for appetizing, nutritious menls!
PRICES GOOD THRU
A W 7 B « TW.S C O U C S E . m
'-O ’J CAN U A S JP L *
A \-w < L » ^ « r r .
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T ------------- W S J J C p
a #
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9
to
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5
2
I Oz.
hood
(Tna
43'
Ammonia j ^ ( |
Frozen Foods
FROSTY ACRES
I.EMONADE
«r
I.IMKADF.
? is
99‘
r
m o r t o .v s
MACARONI
and CHEESE
2 510i-
I'hRS.
A 1c
IHRDSEYE
ARMOUR STAR
Canned HAMS
.3-Lb.
Can
$2 ”
Quantity Rlghta Reserved
-h« i.'iip
Ji
WADE'S
tmm: •- ■
— . ——
Cut CORN
Save Daily At Wade’l
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Start Counting Dollars By Selling Things You No Longer Need Thru Classified Ads
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V. ctl tsept. 17. 11)58 P a g e — 9
- CLABIIFIED INDEX
rrm n rrv i
1—LOST AND P O IN D
J - F O R HUNT
DOWVTOWN — l.»r;e fiunDhcd
IA -K O O M A h o a r d
upatJtra apartment. 3 living« 3-HKACII RENTALS
roomi, dining toom and 3 bed% 4-W .A N TKD TO WENT
r o o w r O n l y |4i mo. F A 3-30U.
I— REAL ESTATE TOR SALE
13 Iledmom furfiivhrd aparim ant.
• - F A R M S • ACREAGE •
Call PA 2-435S after 5 :3a.
GROVES
T—R E l l . ESTATE WANTED
•Lovely furnished 2 bedroom up»-fc\|ISCKI I.ANEO I S
■talra apt. Adnlti only. Aim
» - 3 LOWER* • PLANTS
• mall l*t. fjior office
Water
SHRLDS
furnnhtd. Itiand r t w building
10—
o r r i i K r n n i 'M E N T
Ph. FA 3-3PM or PA 3-1401
II—
\I'TOMiiRII.EH .
TRAILERS
Iina it a elicit p m to the M a i r
12—b o a t s a m o t o r s
land Drive In Theatre fu r lira.
■klJ—E HIM SIPPI.IKS A
I*. P Druhakcr. Exp. d a t e Sept.
. •
MACHINERY
I ----------------------------------------------- •
| l —PETS . LIVESTOCK •
Man . Nelle Court Apartment*.
SUPPLIES
i Everything furni.hcd. 2564 Or
IS— ARTICLES WANTED
lando ltd. PA 3-3201
15—
PLACES TO EAT
IT—RBAUTI I'ARLOUS
2 bed'ixim fiirnljhed houie. LugMj
11FBM-3LI HELP WANTEDA water Included. 155 mo. Th
! • —MALE HELP WANTED
FA 8-2577.
16— MALE OR PRMII.E
Near, 2 bedroom air remitSI—WORE WANTED
tl> r ,<| 4.*,' x |tl' tfailer on larva
32—III SINEUS OPPORTI MTIE
private lot at city limit*. Patio
% 2 2 - l t l SINLSH
^
OPPOIITCMTII'S
and fenced yaid.
$75 mn.
30—
SPECIAL SERVICES
FA 2-7003.
31—
PIANO SERVICER
34 A—Ill'll DINMi CONTRACTORS 2 Itodroom unfurnl*he«l li«u*e
m it>»< from Pinc* ie -! School
30—EL El TRIC \ |.
Rent nr leave FA 2 7i*o9.
CONTRACTORS
34— INSCRANCI
HOME— furmrhrd or u n f u rm .h e l
37—NOTICE • PERSONALS
to reliable peraon. 3 bedroom
) • —ARTICLES I OR SALE
hardwood fbxir., and Florida
39— FI'RNTTCRE A
iiMini Iteaxinable. PA 2-23'Jl.
IIOISEIIOI.il
I - . I QM. a s n rou.M *
__ 1 urtii»hed apartment, r r w l y lie.
m ratrrl, p r i m e rntranre. Itrht*,
hot A cold water furnished.
LO ST- REWARD for the return
of wallet containing valuable- A dult, only. 1217 Magnolia Ave
identification paper» and P*)' 2 bedroom home. II
Smyrna
r h trk of Samuel S. Day. I-a»»
Drive, Delta y .
Mary. F i r Ph. FA 3-3847.
Puinivhrd 2 hcdimint hokisr* /#n.
3—FOR hi:NT
I'h.
rwl
' ard. Near Bme.
FA 2-32114.
WEI.AKA APARTMENTS! roam*
•
privatr liftih*. I l l W# Kirot 8t. 2 llcdroom ftimhhcd huuae. I’h.
PA 2-OV*3.
%
IMPLEX • FCHSISIIPD
In Sanford, for r«nl by lha year Practically r#» hou*e for »al* or
or ealr.
rent. I mile E. of lull p a rk on
also duplex
fl r n is iie d
Celery A\e, T. R. Meant.
In Ntw Smyrna Ilrarh, for rant or
rale. Call FA M i l l ________ 2 llcdroom houre, kitchen .HjulpP*-d. Call FA 2 5o<il after 5 pm.
5 loom unfuriiiahed a|>artm»nl.
3 llrdfiMim houie, nice location
kit. equipped. Call FA 2-7876.
near thoppine center unit aehnnl.
fur
niched
SAN LANTA nicely
Por Infoimntion call PA 2 - t f l ||
14th
St.
apartment*. 401 K.
13 llrilriniin f-irnlihril hom e 233il
. Ph PA 2-4212.
Palmetto Ace. FA 2-07.I.V
|
I I —Al IUMOIIILLP-IKAILRK8
I A F F - A -D A Y
•o—stale or Female
: i \ —Vit i L d M i,' V f. p a i r >.
Seminole 1 ph«l*tery A ll»d> Pknp
P llN fl^ l. _ _ _ _ _
REAL ESTATE
F'urmerly Dua'a Cater Shop
SALESM AN
Fur Paintlnr rail Mr. Ta*k#r p.i
Now located at —
13*11 par up In 70', eoninriaalon
FA 2-5159 or FA 2vfl007.
.304 NV. 2nd Ft.
FA 1-7*13
**t< aale*. Ila.e r**"d e.lahli.brii
btMinra*
and
Irtcatinn.
Ill
re
It will j*jy VOU to >t. u* l**fsrr
pi) a confidential. 11 rile box Cmpenter v* *rk vva**tcd — Rna!
you buy. Open Pvavlngi and
repair a tpr.lality. Ittvblnion.
81
r /o Sanford Herald.
Aundav *.
lake Mary, Ph. FA 3-4492.
P lS T S IliK TRAII PR MI.P.A 41-HORK 1YANTI D
M i l ' l l l ‘* > - - P I . HS 41N v i s
I'alatka. Pla.
Ifonmg lie k 13r plere P 3 1 7241
Rt'LLAWAY, Hmpital and Rihv
11** —-t IK RKS'TAlJI
Hedi. Day, Week or Slanth—
Maid, ivahv titling, laundry A
DRIVE A NEW CMl aiwwhrre.
Tel. PA 3-SIII. Furniture Cemer
huuae cleaning
607 Orange
anytime. Itrntal .ervlr# Include*
111 Writ Pir.t Si.
Ave.
3Va*h.
gat a n d
in'U^anre
MPRLF: IV lit KKII, NVIonal Executive Secretary. Sale, cor 33 id trade * i metal «omnut,:al
built utllti) trailer w i n alum
te.p**ndrnl Thoroughly expert
Car Rrn’. att, 401 F ]*t St..
enred 3lrNamara Rt 1—Pox
. anopy for a!i-condltionrr. Call
P.N 2-3364.
1*3.3. Oviedo
FA 2 5*359.
is — b o a t s and m o t o r s
PALM MANOR
ILiby ait fiem 7 al nigh! till a
Home For The Iged
in lh# morning
41.26. Call
Ml ttva Kvlnrude* N'nw On Sale'
ttPKMNG SOON PA 3-09*3
FA 2 2.377
n„v n**w f<*r Ape* k
Sh*d A
Shetland I'nnttr. Plata your ordillunttn: .raign. lontplctr lmr
Rxhy *tl or iron. F’A 2 192*
now for Chritlmat. PA 2-5G9
•*f tiMor. »U »tte« at reduced
price* while they 1*»t Alto a'.l 1 do paintlnr, FA 2-7926.
n - A H T in p** r o R r m i . K
u.rd motnra greatly itd u c rl
Paint 12.50 gal. T Shlrt* tie
1*-w ibtwn pavmrnta
(lank Maiil r»r baby all. 702 l')pre*» Ave
ARM3 N.3V5 HCRPl.t S
F'lnannng \ n it udr Ixvat A iCTRl'SIN E s s 'l iPrORYC NITIFIA
310 Sanford Avanur
m**ti*r dl.play rnom* .1011 3 Ft.
’ T h e r e is A L W A Y S > -woman in t h e r a s e . I n m m c ,
l ’t. S t . and additional boat lot l ^ i g r ixlutn i*n tnve.trm il . Help)
It w a » a policew om an.”
'
'
a
by
th* huihe. PA 5" t **
SOI-It F lit
Sr!fv foin Opciainl l.aundry.
N**ir P.lnrvtde Dealer
D l l ID II REDDEN Dialitl.ui- Tapan gaa range and large g j *
$—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' 5 - IM M r d l l . . r o l l M i l
ing l o , rllll V Oiange Ave
lllill'OV KPMKTIMI liODDS
healer. 3 gaWun eleetrle . bunt
304
1-8
4
Ut
Phone
FA
J-SOdl
Ml In good rniullPuii. cheap,
1 llcdroom CII Icon*e, carport#
F A R M K R '5 A G K N C Y
Grocery .tote and filling *iatliv*i
i i s n ::
patio. Jatouaieil Ftnrida room
N A'. Farmer. Realtor
complete.
Ftxreilfnt
loration
In
2.3 IF P Ki kei, I v r *<M tl ft.
111 So. Pinecrcii. Priced r i f h t ,
D. II. Whitmorr. A*-"<
city. FA 2 7114
Fold traelur (12v * dux
h.**t i trailer. FA 2*4371.
for quick iale. FA 2-M3I.
!1« S. Prcnrh Avr. Ph FA 2-5221
plow, i at! FA 2-t'*'*li7
14
KrECIAL
SERVICES
Afier hour* PA 3-2<tlA or P *. 2 4J.M 40 ft. Double rahtn rru i.tr. neat
II)- ownar—a!mn*t r.e*v 2 bedroom
$30 fur your add la rg e during
and in g-tod rendition. F'ullv
L. A D. Sale* and Set.Ice
CH luni*e, fuinliheil, on one arre 1
nur "Old Range Round-up" Sa-iD O N ’T VIISS T H I S
equipped for living aboard nr c»- We repair all l*pe» of .mail
of land on •null lake, ia.lfjo, Spariouv 2 llcdroom Country
fntil (iaa (
Mil I
at
lrn.lv* rruiain:. liiwd n„. at
engine*.
Terma. Do 171'2 llyway lo 5
4.* 500. Clifton Drat Ferviee. De- We»t J0:h St.
horna In tip-lop condition lo
P*> r . \ 2 7*71
—Faclery to vou—
Poinlt Ed to Lor:wood, cr«*» i cated on 3 4 of a beautiful pm.
Land nr Ph. RK 4 1595
Aluminum
rall.oad tr« «« and un.Mediate j durtlve acre. Pined to aril th <
Auto Repair* A Il iad Service
Yrnriiin lllinda
itcht turn on gravel road. 2 I month at 4Ml30idl, tequuc* ap.
II ILL S GAR AGFi
W O O Io S F Y
block* to llnwanl Mlvd , lid 1 piiiximutely $12*'t> ilown
40.’ Cel.fv Ave.
KA J.26M Eneloerd head S j ; proof bottom
M a rin e P ln l a h m
rail with plaitie emit I'lamc
pink hou*e on left—no phone. |
Nitea k ■' dav a
l \ *2-202tl
F o r Y e o r B tn l
nr revolt tape*. Cotton or pvlon
coid*.
I** l.och Arbor. 1 bedroom h *u*e !| w. D iir rn it >is — r e a l t h r S e n k a r ik C.la«a anti P-ilnl Co. TrariPr work, diic'.ns, plowinj,
raklni. leve!lrs A clearing Srnknrik Gli*« uml I’.tini Co.
for tale by owner. Coiner lo i r. 11*. Meth»in—\ rtma li*>n»aler, I t 3 - t l l 13- 2nd I t . Ph r l 1-4833
grove wotk. Ph. FA 2-4;*6
Ii: III 3\. 2nd St rit FA 2-4
cation—two loti. Will paint e i- 1Adelaide II. Moaei _ A»voelaie., *t».V7 High Hal. I« loot. 37 Mark
PA 2*3214
teiior color to *ult tm>ei Ph. I I*0| Pail* \v».
IM VIPS _ SPRINKLER
75 Marrutv Controla. Katlery.
For Sate - Rili.vn'a all-tian*t*t,*r
P a 2 07” .
SYSTEMS
Gator Trailer. Convertihl* Top.
(HperettaV h-ailng anl. t ’aiv be
l.ocl. Arbor. 1 year oil home.
3 t .'■liai'f. 2 tank*. H.ren. Horn Ail type, and tlir>. In.tailed
worn a* a bar ti* or hrautlfiil
$I.M0 equity, $72 mn PA 2-5:*21.
2 clean high lot* *(V v |2V. 2904
1 -ght Fully . quipped Phone
•"Do It Vo ir.elf"
hi.inch Owner driraaed. Com
So. I'aik Ave. PA 2 3377.
Xanfutd. Florida dav FAitfax
WF. REPAIR AND SERVICE
pany will aupply individual ear2-3875, night F'Aufav 2-iltiii.
I T I N R
m„..I 111 PA 2 4.-2
(rut* for tale, located ft milfa W.
A real bargain f**r r.v*h
Machine and Supply Co.
j . l Mi
L ee y eajf
of Sanford. I'h. PA 2-32'>0.
I'll PA 2 8412 Two almovt new tiyluu-vlactun
I K N. park Are
I'h P.\ 2-fll-T Ihi. l. ■ gucat p a n lo the Ititx 207 W. Ind St.
nurae* unlfoi in*, cheap. Phone
Ibeat-e for Mia. It T. Hunt.
SEE THIS FARM HIT
F'urnllurr Moving .t Storage
F v r mi t
12 acir farm, modern 2 bedroom
T . W. M E H O . B r o k e r
Kxp. date hept. 211, S»
r . Ii. PHILLIPS, Agent
| Colton A Wool Varna Notiont,
block home, l i n e d at unly
Phore I A 2-2481
11 ISIIItURN VAN LINES
Thteada, Tape*.
J II— Pelv l.ivratmk Xlipphra
$I2,IK>0.
l*vi French Ave
PA 2 iw i
4(01.1 INS IIUIIRV SHOP
W. II. “ HiU" S l e n i p c r A g e n c y RollERT A. W||,I.IAMS. Realtor
Al The Sign Of Tba Totem Pole.
WELL DRILLING
S u m tir Kitten for itle FA 2*1172
Raymond l.undqulal. Abbot
Realtor A Inaurrr
2817 S. French A*#.
Pairbaaka Mnr.e Pump.
V*A— Thiee hdrm (urn. apt. 1J0J Aitoc. G*.y Alien. II E. T affrr PA :-3l$l
Atlantic Rank Rid:.
.Mt month old flircl puppir* I'h.
Rep.Ira to atl m*k#v
Magnol.d. FA 2*3!,&l.
Arletto P iirr. Ereiett Harper
liiand Upright pun.' P \ 2-1.371
IV l i l t ; i l H i l i r u n t i l . MAUI
| F a ••222$.
HOWARD C. LONG
j l l i l i M I r i m l II in l I.nil III v.
OWN KBS
113 N Park
is xvrr i n n «i nivni.i; i oi a i ». ' $C5 m o. 2 hnl room h o u r kitelirn Phone PA 2 m i
207
E.
Commercial
A»e.
I' i -v tic#
$h». FA 2-2266
SACRIFICE
Kfmilr 1 n,••mil old puppy. Will
I II IV! I'lll Ml. 1'***
• ■lUipprtl, ronvrnient loration, Reauliftil 3 bedroom kit. ben
Phone FA 2-2811
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equipped houie located on I'tneTODAY
home l h. FA 2*!htH) after ti in
I'UIntlir*.
A IR -C O N D IT IO N IN G
after 5 p. m.
ireit Drive. $l/.00 dm*n. $85
P fn
II. II. P O I 'K CO.
monthly. Phone tu n e r s 2244
T in : PODWRI4# RBALTT COM* ThD I* n gue*t pa** to the Movie*
20# S. Park ----- r . l 2 42.34
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Ca.h for funtllur* or aurplua,
PINKCREST
ROLLINS IIOll 113' SHOP
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NO CI.OSINO COS FS
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it iper Tradinr Foil, .Sat futd-Ur- At T lir Hrta Of 3 ha Talem Pal#
t i i k uotivvr.t.t. Hrat.TV c t> n - .
Vary attractive .1-lledf «iyn. 7dlA N«ui*> nr**- Ixiotitifnl -2 Itedewnm.
Floor S.vmole Rrg 1109 3*
“ TFr.lo H w j r > A 3+411.
I'ANV. » lor.ran c«H»"«e*r»»* ICVWa $*uri»i*h*d'•partment. M0- 1 * CV.
UOl CR' Sofli* In ind" Add.
2617 8 French A»e.
Itle bath maioniy home, . ‘arIlY T. IllrlrVVKlX and ItYIA’KiTKIt
Pinevreil, I year .dd Feature*
M Ill'PkOXl). »• *11re- lo**. ana a* I-A IttlHIi *v im m u
poite. utility toom, apace hrat- I t - n E A l T V PARLORS
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ENVELOPES,
l^ tlr r b e id t . atate
Powrll'a Offl.-r Soppl;
equipped e'ectnc kitchen, heat
i r u i u t i for iS» proptMr «f Till'
er Nirelv tandiraprd
lUitvU 111.!. IDtAl-TT COMPANY, if Room and iHMinl. 3DI Elm Are..
menu, invnleet. lund bill*, and
l o r Superior
n 1w 8 e h i r r
117 S Magnolia ,lve
er,
hut
water
tank,
A
Venetian
.1li.nl* ».l. It alive, anil It -taa*.
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PA
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1' r ii i r i hi i , etc Prorre»rlve
r a il V \ 2.1.121
blit'll* A'ffi carpoitc and large
Ph F A •’ 3Hi2
ih.ie euereaaart m afflea an i »ti
PA 2-3450.
Prinlln: Co phone FA 2 2931 —
naille* rlalmlna by. Ibr- >ifb, nn-l-T
utility room Weil landicaped
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BAYMONDM. BAM .
413 lVe*l lltli St
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nd
Phone Oviedo POrrtl | . J I M f
III.Al Till* A IN'SI Unit
1,0 X0 . a* dlrer-t* re. ao-l *• true- Apartmenta, 333 So. Atlantic,
114.950. with jutl $2050 Down.
3’aruam Cleaner Itrpair*
ia«* aa alore.al*l, In vr In Ibe
nn anavver rail FOrevt 5.2329
Third St A Park Avenue, Sou’.h
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Daytona IDarh, I’h. FA 2-4089
llcpairi k pari* for *M make* of
after ti p to.
V'atl Call Rail
1In 1 W. 2**tl. SI
thla one tnitav '
nar*ina*i<r dtierlbad and aialn.l
c'ran tri.
Ptectrol.iv. Ibvovrr.
Phone PA 2-5<tll
^ i » r amt all r«ftl** bavlne nr 5- - IfPAl. F.MATE HIM 7 T U
IIO M E ’S K I.I.K H S
■ lalmlng lo bav,. a**r rlehl. till*
Kirby, Ali*-3l'ay, (7 F. Replace 29-1 I hMTtlRF. and
SCIIDOI.
SPECIALS
Th#
pi*»r^ to »#ll >our home
or Inter#*: I" H>» inllowin* *lr.Hill VI HOLD 1.OOlit
ment part. Woik ruaiantcd
DITNTANIHNfi VAIA’K
ii A i t i t n r i i s iif: a i i t i
nook
rrlbad properly Irina and l>ein«
W e
K e n t lire
It M’hrvi* nnut homrt mr roM.
PA 1-4786
In M.tnlnole Cnuoiy. Klorl-la. In* 4 bedroom home. Just outiiti#
105
S.
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2-3742
»tl: l«nte If. II and II, Pl- b ».
S te n stro m R e a lty
city, nice ahadc. I acica land,
imCAMWOLtr M.-il -d Kl-nl*.
lloal repaira fuuuturr rtpa.ra, Reg. $7v’f*
i C - l l i l l X l . l III ! P WANTED
accnrdlna In plat lliareof r«<-n*d..|
food term*. Same owner hat
IIKIIBRRT KTFNNTHOM
rrneral bnu.rhold repair-. Cali 3 pr Curved
In Plat llnib l p**»* >• and >1
1 bedroom hnuir In City. AnRKAI.TOII
liirl* wnnlril
wi'.lr nr willloiit
nf I|.a Pal ll<- llerorda nf H•"tl|n la
S n tliiu l* Fuain
F i 8 0125
County, Plot Ida
Mmlerulel*
l*ru e«l
Rubber /Ippefrd
■awing e«|ienerire Paid while
tug, and rarii nf yu« "■ i • ■ v!uui t*> aril both. L 't tia allow IKIN’ IIDWi: — L. J. IIISM R
tfuii'k Laundromat Kirvn ■
A*aoelatei
you either of both of th rin .
leirnine. I'lerin Manufartuling
Cuihloti*
by noilii.d mat a anil e»» »»n
Shirt. 1 i n . h id III 44 Hour*
l-rnuahi at ilea* i j In ib* •‘ir n'i
lit: 31. ESTATl DIII3 H-IN
III N. Park — Ph. PA 2-31211
t * . 201 Commrrrial A*e , lb.
.*aurl. In an l l»r Parnin- • I'.iunlr
Famlona Dry Cleaning
2.344 French Ay#
Reg 4119
F.\ 31451.
I'lnrld*. in chan*»rj. »n*lt|- l l.d.'N
P. 2-"h St Fnodmtrl Ride
2 Uadrwum bleak h'*uae. fomlabe 1
18l4*i1i| Table
PAt.t-AllVN and II VttCI. IIOt.T
rAtXiallAV Ida wlf* plalnlll*. »•
Mr. Schreib, N'olan ltd. Citrua
WOMFN* .SKW fur
F.a«y Strl TIISIDE 1. U N DIMt't 11 1 Chair*
A r r itr iu<i>vvi:i.t. pir.vi.TV «*•y\iRreltor
lleifht*. Sanford. Pla
Itrady rut wrap «ruuml 4|iiutu 11 A—PLUMRISi. .po KIMIFING
'■’ p jl«,T. a I'armt lb .< Coiporalt i" -Call l l a i r Phone PA C-.V.41
at al. defendanta. ami l»» anl
home. Net profit IJO |i) on d'»i*
BEDL'CED S-'.no
each of )**<i. are re>iulf*d I" III*
rn. pparctimr venture U’ftte.
I i IIOI.S IIEDDING 4TI.
roar ai*y***r to plaintiff* Pdl ,f Nice 3 bedroom home. Hardwood I'U’l'vqv built
thrfa
tied toom
UCURATK
MMiTkaS frt«
Cor. '2nd A Magnolia I A 2-6321
romplalni with ll*a Clerl* #* •• i
floor.. On 2’y lot*. Garage. Ei*
home located at 20! Scott
covin, and ere** UP»n plalnllfl • 1 efi’ant naighbon. P a 2-lfft*S.
pYirt. Ne*# VorV
- B i d ” RamlftKer, Mgr.
aimreer c. A )im oai. o M .ir r. in
Avenue In beautiful - Mayfair
WF.
ARRANGE
Frcn Delivery
• beta ad iraae la I*. i> lt*» lie
S e n t a p p e a r i n g vuunt: kill*
icrtlon. ThU quality home fea
Panford. KlorU*. a e*t*r ot raid
Cherry
Rr»l
P*tnte
Agency
Ar .V. >r nn r l-rfora I'n lay. I* *
Contract and Repair Wr •
• IMG V A L U E S
ture* 2 fully lllrd complete A L L T Y P E S F I N A N C I N G
-villi a ituotl prrw onniil) In
Dial FA 2-992'.'—Notary
liber 3. A I>. t i l l and If yuu f*ll
• WL’ICK CREDIT
w u rk will-, local o r g a n i c a ’ KW7 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 6W2
lo do »a. a dr.re. pro - rnfeaao j IJIl* W . 13th St. Rcar-Uarber 8hop I bathe, ipaclnua bedt ioni*. j.*n«|ll ba anlrrad aeale*! r*'». «"d
erout eloifti, terra/o floote.
• EASY TERMS
linn a s (air* I r id a v . If vou
P L U M B IN G
at*h of ynu. for lha rallaf dtman-llii$c icicened roffb off of
i v i i a o n . vi A t m
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is
h k a iT * e s t a t e
at in laid fill! nf I'rmi'lalnl
a r e I n 'c r r M e d fn ntreltn*:
Contracting
A
Repair.
Tba nafur. nf 11, io aull *• 'n
laauliful living room, kitchen
New
and I’ved Furniture
aak
Crumley
4
3|onteith
p ru p ir a n d w a u l a n upporF"r#e L-tirna e.
M u l l ' th* lltla la Iba afar* e*a.r|bequipped, ta r p**ft with large
Itl P Plrvt 3t
Ph PA JAW?
at 117 South Perk Ph. FA 2-4195
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2rtl
Sanford
Ave.
Ph-.ne
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1383
v ir ile li n t
r / t t Snufitril
nf
Ciurl at eaofor-i
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Pied furnllntr. appUanre*. tool*
l ful lot* alroi'ly landicaped.
LARGE I BEDROOM
r oiinir. pforiea. Ibl* tnd d*r *f
e tc. H oiiShi-tolJ. L a rry ’a M a ;t
Thn home it price*! to tell at
H e r a l d . I'cnple m n u r of* 24-PIANO I R ' l l f t !
bapirmbar A f* I'J*
3
Rith'llnmo
315 S a n fo rd .M e Ph FA 2 4132
411,900. \'A 4 ' | f i m«rtrag« .an
n P. HERNDON
flee
knnvv
nf
lb
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ml.
py Aria i. l-undgr.lfI. D C. U vn g room with fireplace, din
l-a ai*umtd by buyer after re aP I A N O T P. I - II N I r I * V
iiKAt.i
^^^1a*777Ier^R T*oI7i^^™ ” ”
(nr room, kitchen, Florida room
Conalrurtlon Co. Inr.
.nr.able down payment. I.eat,
Dance la.lturtora Girt* U to :•*
F.vpert Tuning /- Pepalring
It Anbrnaa Olllff, *».
and large arreen ^jiorrh. O n 2
Alinmar f«r Plalnilf
but not rati, thia home la attr
yri wanted Will train Inquire
2II 3Ve*t *3lh Siren
HARRY WESTFIl llov p :i
veelt land.raped leta wrllh well.
I* rl n»* II*
i'iur.ded by excellent rtighbore.
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Sanford
ilanf*>rd. Florida
Phone TA 2-lloI
THIS 33IIKKS III It GAIN
•Ilnda ft fruit tie*-*.
F.iCluiiw with Seminole Real
bt'FDAN •H1IDOI. IIP DINCP.
$| I.noil With Cnotl Tcrntn
iv i h i : i n n ea r i h i i i i "•
PIANO
TUNING
A
IIEPAIRING
ty,
I9ul
I'aik
Ave.
Broket't
I*'. | * w.d*
•-FLOWERS. f l A \ D*
r l n M n a . MAUI i i n n i vi m i
Thu ii a gue.t pav. la lh# Rtli
3Y. K HARMON
l»-opei alion tnvuad. FA 2 5232.
l l IT. ia vmi n m *•*. wi xiii .i .
ROSA L. PAYTON
Mobil*
Home.
2
bedroom,
front
Thealr# for Mr. J, T. Ilvlwa Ph f A 2 4223 After 5.01 p m
nt ATT. lb CH4ACCIIY.
M O O P li.r P S
'“ ™in>-ro*,Tix»:NT n r .n i t o r n atop . llen»tcr*il Real Kftatr Broker 2 *torv I hadroom hou»* on cor
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f IN |.\ »*,*••• •*
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data
bep'
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Ph PA 2 - I90I —17-92 at Hiawatha
• O. * •« 'aratlan.
Farm A Garden I enirr
41 A III ll.trlNr. l trS Til H l u l l s
ner lot. Within 3 block* dovenPlain* Iff.
Slo p :o am i v l.it w ith uv
a vi vi.p. HELP M A M ED
. attn-vn hutlneai *rrtlon. Will Gla.l*. P atter A l a'a I ly Hull*
Rmhf to your plunt
r .f.rx v ntcti*in»onv m r
f l Celere t u
No Obligation
make
a
nice
home
for
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large
IIOI 1 II. and IIAMIY RAMk d l* a
Itrmodrlir k* nn^f \d'Ii|ir» •
Danre Inilructor. wanted. Will
family or r*>o*| apartment houie
•’ranch ,V»anua Curb J l . r l . i
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PLANTS*
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M odern Mobile llo n t c
tram* Inquir* I2f tk N Blvd..
Haltadanll . \ MI M I * <J| • OIII.I I.U»| III: R U ) .
lh. TA 2-2351.
N^Tirrs
t*» f i r . H» . i n
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or PA 2-0271
S A N P *t R 1
b u r i n ; n r e v il, lit u .i . rk
I’honj FA 2-5|2l
LeLand.
S ales
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JCnllra I* hafabp alien p-irauanl T• bri •>*
FLOWER SHOP, Wg *.lr-raph
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, Por th* Rett Ruva in Reel E i t u e
S IM IA N SCROOL o r DANCE
In a d u a l !*• rrr nf p - r * . r »
t5 -F L P .f.T k iC \L SP.RIICEA
evl Hit* F it *| tiff iy« *.f |l*tai » ^K t: CL’I . L E N l D A R K L Y
2'ai'i So Orlaadn Dr.
d«ird tba ISIb day *-f Aueual. «MflUr
f t ef t |v*l • I e* enle r»*| t-» vital
l.arite aeieetion ot ||ih|.ru*. full IIP INDEPENDENT veil. Maw
1*i ■ aniafad In Iba Cirr*|ll C.iiift t• • 54• • '4UI9
It*' Hoc f « • e
hanford
Pn k .\ 2-7232
tV. A. (iagle. Jr. Rale*men
Hnu>e Hirir.g Flrvlrlr Serviee
bloom. $1011 up. At'o lie a 'll i f ul
of Kti-Ilda. Mnlh Jmllrlal I'lrruM i»fUln
rut* l . r u r t • f • .*
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111 N Park Ave Ph FA 7-339I
In and .for Pamln- It Cnqaiy In V'lft UK »*# KJ. fl ••
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•12 Megnoli
PA 2 MI3
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Grapcvllle Ave. Ph. PA 2 0*13
letjh'a Dept F'.M 140 D Mfnr
rar| ) v f i f l n w la
OMlNN IHCHAItPMN. JON POI'TII n o s Cf*, ■ y\
and IIAItftY IIAOa b 1. a I anr I ' u mv i r # *p*i n h i t t . i r s K ! » \ v c r i *
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FHIfilDAIRE
applainare.,
rate*
11—Automobile. A Trallei*
f I a» are f ' a f a n t l j h * a
M A N O R
Afan ua I’uib Marbal »<ia Daland. T | | OM
end eervire. G. II High, Ovl.-do
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mill !.* *( v.|»1
• til. inai I. n. P. Ifanuton. aa ••tlVt»»
Fi* Phone Ft) .33313 or Jvaa2 Hr tin in in a
15.1 Chevy 2 deni. Ilphl green- Carpenter with power -aw A
r fir r •ah al !h» U • «• linn*’ e.f
I'l.rk nf lha Clicult Court of a»ml- a|#
helper*. Apply • ountry liluh
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ditto iv. 1*901 Palmetto A*e
It* Inr Final n»*ira in.wit.
Cleaning, w a v i n g
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v v n o j * i i i ' i * t * p c n t n v ' i /i i o n
!— near Mil n.odrl 73 v r r l
Seminole County aince 1923
'51 Plymouth, good conditu - I'h.
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Or
t . A X P * . » uO* a a n f o r O
(Includes
Closing)
Fl orMa.
acr.raina
In
alat
II. M. Gleaaon, Lake Mary
FA 12020.
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An*la VlalfO Frartar. m*nPART TIME PI H U r OPINION
• b e r a n f r a c u H . i In Pl a t P**n w
plait with t"H* yal** and
I. I’a a e VI. of 11 - t ' u bl l e I t * ,
ba«»r,dulv h II P Can.
IIFO-I-MIV KON ( K I T E
enr.t.
of
a. it l**< la C o u n l r .
Spartan, I0$a| — 45', 1 beiiiuom. Ilr*p,*nilule men and women with
d.n»|ny I’nll. t .*» itmoa.
Open 7 A. M. Tn 7 I*. M.
-ta
Great# ir.opt, tend, ramant
,
rato*r wlf.-I r**r 11a y**li. »«'.1 FI"Like
ne*.
4
4,500
Tern,*
Lot
car* needed for part time day| . ful-»ft> h*l e« *n14 t*> aa 1 1. ,
r a ia V-* : t u t Cnlt Xa. f» . . M
Dry arelte, *111*. A IlnteD
Fl*>.l t>. u #
107.
I'aik
Avenue
Trailer
I'atk.
Lin# and evanm* Interviewing
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MIRACLE CONCIIErP. CO.
I
FA 2 3521.
|i_fn.mlra t«m l-b*a *arW
In Srmlm.Ia Coutvly, Florida. 309 Elm Ave.
b.tt'l
Th PA 2-5731
paled IKII tnd day of Prptambef
Salary $1.38 pe: novrj car mile.
Ph. FA 2-0.1fi3
a. at. i m *
• Block* Weil Of Preneb
1936—31 fl. 2 bedroom trailer.
*:# * cent*. No eapcrlenct acre** Carport*, Garage*, Addition*, Re- !
• o r. ke rnoo v
Clerk
. . . . r Ctrcnit
, ------ fait*.
Caor*
Clark f lha ctrr* It Court
Uemlnote c"«u*il). Ft.rt**
Avenue on 30th Street.
■ary. W rl*« qualification! to
4400 for my equity. Joe Wil
-nodeliny, Repairing. P h o n e
It Merit** T V( n I* u
Hetnltinl* v ..in»* Flofl *
MODEL OPF.N DULY
liam*. Frame* Trailer f t
Rn* N*v AIF. Saofo-d He*ald
f \ ? i< .37
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Scminoli* Realty
j
Legal Notice
NEW
Adding Machine
$250 DOWN
NOW
S(iO
QUALITY HOMES
$188
$79
J. W. HALL
Low Down Payment
BouVJJl
SJw&mahiA
Legal Notice
Holcombe's
Place
FRESH SEAFOOD
>280°°
.00
8280
only $57.50 monthly
DAILY
GOOD
BETTER
& BEST
delivers
Mcrilmndise
r«od
O C C A S IO N A L BO( K E R
$3.93
S W I V E L I'L A T C O B M
ROCKER
$5.59
Foam Ruhher
S W IV E L ( H A IR
$19.95
2 plete erey
LIN l \ G BOOM S U I T E
$19.95
2 piere beige
I I M N f . BOOM S U I T E
$19.95
2 piete beige
L IN IN G ROOM S U I T E
$19.50
! piece beige
l iv in g
boom
s u it e
$39.50
l n»#« * Ittgm rtihbfr
S E C T IO N A L
$98.50
2 plere gre.
SOU N B E D S U I T E
$19.95
*• fr%
I ’O N T O U R
CH A IR
$19.95
Fare# re.1
O C C A S IO N \ L C H A I R
$11.95
III own n.loa
SNNINKI. C H A I R
$11.95
I Ik# nett foam rubber gold
LOVE S E A T
$68.00
? plere wi.krr A o«k
U N T N l i BOOM S U I T E
$10.00
1 p in e walnut
BEDROOM S U IT E
$19.50
NLxIrrn double
D R E S S E R .V B O O K C A S E
BED
$19.50
3 pfeie modem
B L O N D E B E D R O O M S I 1TB
SS9.00
1 drawer
M APLE C H E S T
Ik
$12.95
I drawer
NIODLR.N C H E S T
$9.95
I drawer
DRESSER RASE
$7.95
• pl er e wal nut
D IN IN G BIMINI S U I T E
$98.00
* pirr# n«|i
D IN IN G BOOM S U I T E
$98.00
1 pirer mahogany
D IN I N G BOOM S U I T E
$69.50
3talnul evlenxion
T A B L E A I S I D E ( H A IR S
$39.50
I T ’ D IN I N G T A B L E A
I i H A IR S
$9.95
3 piece •br**me
D IN .S L U E
$21.95
I argr 7 p in e chrome
DINNT. I T E
$19.95
M E T A I, B E D S
Iw in A. full
$1.95
l ull *l/e
NNOOD B E D S
$1.95
O A K I I B .I I C H A I R
$3.95
B A S S IN E T IK A L IN E R
$3.95
rnm plrlr I n i n Kite
IIOI.LN NVClOD B E D
k» i
Sevtral
C O rU EE TA B LES
$.3.95 each
3elerllr»tt »f full nr twin
Nl M T B E S S E S
$5.95 ll|)
P L U S MANY. MANY
OTHER S EL E C T IO N S NOT
L IS T E D !
K t u y Term*. ,N|«v Be
A rr-tnce tl On N ln lh e r ’*
Own I inn nee Pinna
Mather of Sanford
20:i •
or
E. I ll
F A 2-00M
0
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ISlate Vole Canvass Figures Released
Twelve Twirlers
To Be Presented
At Halftime Show
ft i
ii
Tourist Tells Tale 0! Crash In Jungle
Mayo In Hospital
Self-Injection To
Doctor Discloses
Test Cancer Drug
Most Sincere
Thanks!
DON'T MISS
2nd Anniversary Sale
Tomorrow, Thursday Sept. 18th
Is BLACK & DECKER Day
AH - HA !
TH IS
TALLAHASSEE (LTD — The
ClMnet Twradtv ir«d# * Uetativ*
rrlcwte Of D IM *** for oonttrucDost of addftVor.al acbool ficOitle*
la nine rwiVirv
Rut the meery will w»A tc.aally
No roteaaed to th* cwuntiet until
jvaymrnt t* <h»* to i-oitrartor*
working «e the project*
The enwwtioa amt th* amount,
tentatively reloaded today werr:
CHa-'mk* B M W , d a y hM J00.
If '
Liter *M toe. Jartww, D« •
40
'.r.ato# DJhAO1). cvkvontvo'.w*
S "
O ran*#
Con.miry I nhK.r It***
Wall Pain*. V.**b«ldr
Mndrra Color.. Itvg.
ts.« gal.
Sk'C Vin.l-Kolr
For latvrlor and eitvrtor
block *11* . T ie beat
vtoyt mad,. Itcg. I 3 .l t
I a few color* tllgMIy
higher)
M \N Y MORK 1IARGAIN8 IN
FA.MOH i ULP QUALITY PAINTS
1*4 -
LVKES SUGAR CREEK
ft - 8 Lb.
SMOKED
p ic n ic s
39
FRESHLY GROUND
HAM BURGER 2
OUR OWN SHUR FRESH
AMERICAN —PIMENTO - SWISS
<
69/
+
.jv jV W v u,
rT4 _ SWIFTS
4 -
C O R N ED
■ B EEF!
Limit 2
12 Oz.
Can
"7
4?
39‘
2 45 ‘
6 Oz.
Pkffs.
WE GIVE
SAV - MOR COUPONS
CHEESE
FR O ZEN FOODS
SLICED
LARGE 21 Oz. WINTER GARDEN
FRUIT PIES
Each
MORTON’S
MACARONI
and
CHEESE
BIRDSEYE
CUT C O R N
2
1ft Oz.
Pkff.
29
SEA GEM
Pound
35‘
FISH S T IC K S '
PRODUCE
U. S. NO. 1
RED
DELICIOUS
a
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£i
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9‘
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FANCY
Vr
C A R R O TS
i Lb. Bapr
SAV - MOR
COUPONS
save
buys
A P P LES
Jl
POST’S
ALPHA BITS
8 Oz.
Size
27
KR1SPY
CRACKERS
Lb.
Box
28c
JOAN OF ARC
K ID N E Y 3
B EAN S J
FOOD KING
Cans
39
SNIDER’S
T~ 2351?"
Cans
All Sales
Ca*h and Net
EVERY
N IGH T
FA 2-0500
520 Maple at 6th
<>/..
Size
6 '9 1
M
4.
L-i '-a
Thene Price* Good Thru Sat, Sept. 20th
r v * b l * t l ,r< IVori . . . Mildem* Hard* are , . .
Jalo'tv’e I k o n aod Maoy Mar* Iteam la Hardware
and r>«i>Mrr»' ktyyllM.
Prizes — Souvenir* — Refreshments
-v
m
BACON
All-steel Ironing Roent*. II t I I Inrke* 11.M
Garbage Cana, line rooted eteel. 14-gst. reg. 13 *• ONt.Y 17*7
10-gat. reg. 17.71 ONLY I I 1»
Sale Continue* T il Salarday Noon
•ate tow oa Plywood . . . ticreeolog . . . Glaao Wool
lotolalton WaPhooni. Nbeel Roek sod Marllto . . .
6
A
-
4.
LARGE
WHOLE
KINGAN’S Reliable
• HEAVY DUTY SAWS
(D•• Inch (reg. IfiD.SO) ONLY 138.50
7!4*Ineh (reg. S8I.50)
n oo
ONLY S«i
8 inch (reg. S*ifi.30)
o n l y s ::!::
Jig Saw and •finch Drill Kit
Reg. *19.30
ONLY *35.95
Del.uxe Fix-it Kit
DHILI* SANDER and n i ’FFF.R
Reg. *28.23
ONLY *21.95
P ln e l’a t
DM-. 4*1 and W»t*«w> B0.I&-.
C O FFEE
2 Lb. AVERAGE
•
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/
69
FR Y ER S
0
FOODMART
ia o i m x i
INSTANT
GA. GRADE A. — WHOLE
Qt.
Cobinet Releases
Funds For Schools
WEEKS’
BEST MEAT BUYS
A Few Of 'I he Many Bargains
$5.77 $1.59
$4.39 $1.35
NOW $4.25 $1.35
$3.99 $1.19
BUYS
•
Democrats. . . My
fhe best
OO
To All Florida
No neea to look further for
%
TALLAHASSEE (l/P
(UPI)
I) - Sen both Tampa
Tam m
S p e n trd L. Holland defeated Holme.; Samuel Bowrrt, We*t
Claude D. Pepper bp an over- Ivllle, and A. P. Drummond, Bonl■rhetmlng M.707 vota* In the ftp.
Sept • Primary, an official atate | u k # ; r>rnup
w . „ R tfli
e . n v . . . reported T g * , ,
Eu.lit. and Bob Skinner. Umatlli;
77>e raneata, which turned up U f ; , nfulnbrnt Walter Shep
no turprliei, made official th . p in l ind w „ c , rmln, j
^
rciulta which wcra known In mott r ort u T#r.
eaaea tha nlfht of the election.
Liberty: Incumbent J. S. AleiHolland had eiactly ina.MII
eot/., carrying all but It countie.
,n d "
HMfort‘
fo* ‘he Dcmorratic nomination ° r
Pepper collected 321.377 vote. o f, Monroe: Group 1 Incumbent
the m . v t t be Ilota caat. a tntal •» V. Porter. Key Weit, and R. E.
far below pre-primary prediction!. Cunningham Jr., Mirathen.
Holland itlll mutt face Repub
lean Inland ftyier In the \ovrm ber general eli.-tion, but |« con. 1
• liicrrd a virtual cinch In win in
tliia predomlnently Dcmorratie
•late.
Tho
canva.a confirmed that
Wilbur C. King uon re election to
T » c l v e
twir!e>r« (mm the “A”
|he RaUrnid and Public UUHUrt enrpt „/ Seminole m*Jor*ttf« will
( ommUiion. but that Incumbent ]
featured Friday In th# fir^t
Jerry Carter muit face J a m c halftime th«r* nf the le t ton
Blanton of SI. Auruttlno in e
t ’ndrr the dlretclon of Heed Me
run'<dfJnretle Erie K n tie rt, aulite d hy
The official rentat« alto ihowed Judy Herron, the eorp. will pre
the«e other run-offa left for Sept
<»nt a new routine to marchinf
*®:
.train, provided hy the Seminole
For itale tenator:
Mich Vhnnl ntnd.
Ineumbent W. T. Davit. Madt- j ' ’The Band thli w a r It a young
ion. and L P. Glbtnn. Perry. In hind.’1.aid
Bindmatter Erne.t
the 50th Dl.trict; Incumbent W jr\r«|*)-. "Thirty of the SO player.
E. nithop, and O. T. Melton J r . j are new to our croup. Including
both Lake City, In the Mth; and 21 frc.hmen, four tran.fer »tuLacy Mat>on Jr, and Wayne E dente and five *th gradrrt from
Ripley, both Jacktonvllle, for the Seminole High. However, f am
Si'll.I. PAINTING AT 08 — Anna Mary R..l»er«a«n Modm, llth Dl.trict teat from which • ure that they will live np to the
hotter known u* Grandma Mosul, celebrated her 08th Sen. Fletcher Morgan wae eu.ted fine ttandard of performance
achieved by the hand In the pa.t.
birthday by workinjr on a row painting at her studio-home at the polla.
iloute of Representative!:
Abeent from the half time
in Eagle liridgr. N. Y. She Is fnniotu ospeehl'y
her
Brevard: Jamea II. Pruitt, Eau , ipectacular thl. year will be the
American “primitive” work*.
_____ Gallle, and William H. Round- *Seminole Pep Cluh. Thin club ha.
tree, Coeoa.
; Seen dropped from evtra-eurrlcuDtdeGroup I:
Incumber.t '«r actlvltlet due to lack of Inter
John B. Orr Jr., and David C. " I j Kid red ge, both Miami.
Duval: Group J
Incumber.t
niO HE JANEIRO ( U P lJ - B r a to Rio de Janeiro aboard a Cata
Harry Westberry and Robert R
lillao authorltle. tedty were In- lina flying boat.
TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Agri
v r .tlg itln f an American tnurltt't
According to hit ttory. he apllt 1Robert!, both Jacktonvllle; Group*
tale of turvlvlng n Jungle air with the other two after an argu l 3: George L. Proctor and George culture CommUtloncr N a t h an
e ra th with twa other mm who ment over the beat way to reach , H Sialllngt Jr., both Jarkion- Mayo wai scheduled to undergo
minor turgery today In an Ocala
rlvilltatlon. They broke up. he I vtlle.
•tilt are milting
Ftcambia: Group I: Reubln hospital. It w it reported Tues
Walter Youngbl.iod. who .aid he •aid, even though all three were A.kew and Dewey D. Nortit. both
day.
b a t a wife and child living In injured In the erath.
Pentaeoli.
Reno. Nev., Icld the itory In Be
Courtney
and
MacDonald,
Franklin: Oliver Na.h and A1
Trinidad In th« Rritlth We.t
lem In the pretence of II S. ron- wliote addrettet are not known, fro ) O. Shuler, b oth Apalachicola. Indies I. 1.SA4 sq u a re mile. In
r a ’nr official Robert C.ehegan.
have not turned up. ITte plane
Hlll.bnruugh: Group 3' William ^area and liei about IX mile, off
Youngblood ttld
he.
Keith ha. not been lighted by tcarrhing )T Ftu.cll and Tom Whitaker Jr.. Mhe ,. «•! of Vrnecue'c
authorltle!
who
flew
over
the
Courtney and John McDonald
t r a . h c l U day* ago iomewhec. erath area with Youngblood
Youngblood .aid that while a t
In the Amaren Jungle n»ar the
town of Sao Paulo dr 0 ; - r n r t tempting to locate the Amaton
while en route from !Jma. P« -U. ftiver In hope, of following lit
course to the nearest town, he
ran Into a m t Indians who took
him to a mlttlonary station.
From the nation, he laid, he
wat transferred to Ran Paulo de
Olivenra and later to Belem
Vminghlood ttld he met Court
nc; ar.*l MacDonald In IJma and
decided to Join them when he
found ihe; were flying to Bio. He
CHICAGO <UPI>— Dr Andrew • aid tha'. waa hi. only connec
I nm deeply Rrnteful for the fine vote nf confidence
C. Ivy. a leading ei|»incnl of the tion with the other two. Court
ccrtrovrrtlal ‘•cancer drug" kre- ney waa flying the plane, he *«ld. you gave me in the Democratic I'rimary on September JMh.
Youngblood aald he wat Tying
Worm, dltrloted he hat Injected
hlm telf With the drug In an etper- j to Rio to meet frlenda connected Thank* to you I shall rejoin my Senate colleague* with Ihe
Iment to »ee If tt might prevent with the now - defunct Cornucopia a.*Aurance that my pa*t service meet* with the appto.al of
MlrNg Co
cancer.
The only perton. In Rio known Ihe majority of my fellow riti/rn*.
“ I have a 'iC-j.M Cnm i Ict'-in t<> he conneciit
tth th* fvrner
on my
the revutt of tmokAmerican flrtr ..«• i rl Belle
During the next nix team I nhall rrndrr you the hewt
ln«: .. K.und of oljie tobacco »v- snd Mitchell Ottwlnd, who were
nf. week fc-r r -out SO jre«r»."
Indicted recently by the l' S gov- nervlr# within my power, alw-ata endeavoring to correctly
Ivy ttld.
"rr.ment fo» *.i
• vd tw lrd'r reprewent you and your conviction*.
tic .aid hr would undergo an op
Belle claimed hr d '. not know
n o t i o n tod.ty. known a* “e'e-tro
SPKSSAIID 1.. IIDI.I.AND
Younvh'ood
rvmg-il*. «n." to burn sw»» 'he le
Gehrtun *ald ihe only accuta
I'NITKD
STATUS SENATOR
• Ion However, during the .u.-ger) tim l-.lgev! agalrat Ymtcfblood to
there 1. a pntliblUty that c t n r . r
f tr wat a charge of having en (Political Ad*, paid f«w hy W. P. Bhrllvy. Jr.. Stair Campaign
evlti might b» rclea.cd Into the
tered
Itratll without proper d"eu- Dirrcter; Itrclirr f , Wnlfr, Stat# Campaign T rr a .a r r r.)
Wood itrram *rd tnretd through
menti
the body.
The hi year o'd I'r.ivertdv of II
Jtnoit tcienllit will not le a n mil
later If the letlon » i . malignant
j r If be h it cancer
“I'm taking the drug to pre
Vent cancer ccllt from gtowtng If
there happen* to be any there "
Ivy tiid et atwaya believe In laV
tng my o’/n mcdlci.w ’
Ivy termed hlmtelf "Evhlbl A
In an effort to dcerm lne If the
drug ht« any rancei preventive
Power Toni Demonstration
propertie.
Toe trill,' • halr.d ptthol >g!lt
A Factory Representative of lUnrk A Decker Manufacturing Co., will he In nur show
h t t hern hjttlmg for nine yeart
to gtln recognition of knehioten
room nil day T h u rs d a y demonstrating the fine line of lllnrk A Decker Power Tool*
a t a treit-ntnt for etnerr. kn
American Medical kt.n com nit
Come in and *ee the complete line of Mark A Decker Power Tool* and Accew-orlf*
tee ha. • aft tbe drug It worthleM
l»-t «t'd Pe ilitcoi r rn l the »->rr
in arlual use hy an expert
a;~ I .
hit tnngui lait M"dar
At fleet, he aatd. "I thought I
bad I Men my tongue and dxSn't
• ',-ln. Dome Utility Drill
k r u it ” On Friday. Se taid. "1
ONLY 515.98
looked it my tongue and tiw
61
t-in.
Heavy
Duly
Saw (reg.
tbeie w it a while t.o t on It "
IH9.50)
ONLY *38.50
"Thu U a pre canceeout tign ’*
be «atd. "It came from tmohing
Sanding Attachment ONLY *11.35
1 g t . e up tohacce In 5>*^. when 1
llravy Duty
Router Kit (reg.
found It w it hurling ray b’ood
188.00)
ONLY *71.93
ve»t» t. tml tbeie effect! ae* cu
Vrvmtaia O u'tldt
• The New Power Driver Drive* al
mulative. VimeUmea they take a
iUnck A Decker attachment*
V*"g time to »h"W up *'
Archhvc.w-.t WbHe
(reg. Mfi.95)
ONLY I22.9J
JU
* *
FREE
RIDES
FOR THE
KIDDIES
ON
THE KIDIR
GO ROUND
PARK AVE. AT 2.*5th ST.
i
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1$ht
stawdy Ikreafh f r ilt f .
U « tsmitH Tl W 75. Mostly
w t l i H r wind* sight •• I* ikiIh
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Nominated Again
PROVIDENCE, K I OJlMl
Gov. Dennl* J. Roberta won th*
Democratic nomination for a
fifth eonieeutiv* t*rm ks a ha*d
fought primary contest, unofflrla!
returns showed today.
Marriages Banned
In Sanford
United Prnw
Leaned Wire
NO. 264
Dulles Asks Cease-Fire;
Sabres Down Five Planes
Yarboiough in chargn of a eounty
PANAMA CITY U T D - Mierew preparing V> para Dodd rted students haee been birred
Road yeeterday. Th# stretch of from attending regular claxe# in
road In eo.dh Seminole County Hay County schools.
connects Red Rug Road and High
way u<t Tha road n ini directly
p*«t Dodd'a property. Heavy equip,
rORT LAUDERDALE (LTD— ,
« d a y and talked u> hli men. If he Ins to m-dd'e In my buslress nvw ment from the county already Poller today sought the Identifies
^om«e back In my district again An.l then he run* to John Krtder hat rradled the tw omile ttnrteh lion of a heavily tattooed man
for lime rock. KrMer taid today. whove body wav found Wednesday
I'm going lo straighten something with Information '*
TAIl'KI.l'tiriniua tl'I’l) — Natlnmtlint Satire Jet* ahol
Dunn called Krider, chairman near a included lover's lane
out with him. lie doesn't take «f
Arr-udirg to Dunn he found
A medical e vatniner said the
tlnvvii fivn Soviet-lniill M!l«*l7 jet* nnd prohably tlamugi’d
fit* until January, but he'e ir> county r"»(l superintendent Walter of the Hoard of County Commitiloner*. and reported the un man, about It. had been slashed
I ’ n ltrd M i n i n ,. \ . V
.t I'll
an-ithor in two *o|vntHte air Imtliea near th* nff*shorr Quoauthorired work Krider drove to in the jugulae vein, choked, aid —S e e r r t s t v of M a tr J >hn E u - « f
ntoy Ialand*, thr Nationalist Air Force announced officially
the were, ami ordered the paving shot in the temple. An autopsy D u lle s called * la y for a prom pt
loniyfht.
stopped Krider taid this morning. «li,closed that he put up a ha*d crate-fire- and ' eq uitab le cuudl
It wn* (he firssl Fornto.*a Slralt air k i t t l e since Sept. 8,
struggle
before
losing
hit
Ilf,
"No appiotal ol the II.mid of Com*
lio n s " to end the 'ig h t m j In F o r
when the Nationalists claimed | ships weir attacked ur hli in to*
mlstionert had Iwen atkrd or re probably on Sunday.
move S tra it
thry shot down a record number day's engagerttrnt, which began
catted. The matter of paving the
In a m a lo i p o lt- j sn re rh In the
o f seven M I G - l - v .
while ihe convoy was ten miles
road had never been brought he
C n ltrd N a tio n , G e n e ra l \s»e-nb
off the besieged Islands.
The
Defs-nsr
Ministry
said
Corn
fore the board I immediately nr
CH A R LESTO N , V' Va (U PD ly . D uties «ald t h l, should "ellm - I
® MIAMI (UPD—A Hired chit* j the Ne|ro ehildren. Each ra«e
Two patrol r ia f t armed with
munivt artillery shelled two Na
drrvd the work tt.pped. I have Atlantic Greyhound lanes went to in a tr p r m a t i .- n a ," am ! t.-av.- I -r •
lenge of Floridi'i Pupil Assign- would he handled individually,
tionalist patrol craft. But tt add- (hire • inch guns and lighter tnamy doubts if llibre la euffirimt court today In an effort to bit at la te r p r jc r f u t ,i- lu ti..n tin- N a tio n
ment Ij « loomed today aa the they laid.
.si that a supply romuyr under pro- trln.-guri. were brouglit under fir#
money in the budget to pave the a Iwoday old atilke of d riv riv and a list amt tin t t h in e -r i -Inis sod
Dada County School Itoaid mailed
Thia marVa the second time road "
teetion of U S. Navy atal Nation- an^ onr wa* I"1*- Another Nation*
other employrt which hat ha'lcd o n irite re la in iv
Out lettera denying 14
V g r o , y,-fgru#, hlT, , rlr<i ,0 t>rrak a!
It in :• w
allvt force* fought it*
vc* " 1
but service In 10 Males, Includ ng
Krider
added
that
he
had
re
Hr
said
C
o
m
m
unist
C
hinese
ag
ehildren admlialon to an all-white >ged racial barrier* in D-.de
ED ANDREWS
tlirough the Inten-e hvrrage and
It » ' th
svs-dhronvoy to
Florida.
reived
2V
calls
from
rctldente
pro
g r r t s lv f m in e * to w ard the (Jurelementary eebool her*.
I County. In an earlier ease, nuw
tty to crack the rid '.uockai'o
landed aupplira on Quttno)
in » y a n t M atsu t»l.yn(l» p>«e " a
The hoard voted late Wvdnex
, federal court, echool testing the hardtopping of Dodd't
•tine Sept 7 ar.ti maiked thr fl.'at
land.
g ia v r th re at w ith o m ln tio , Inipllday not to permit the children to „f(ictals claimed the Negroes did Road. "They had been promitrd
time ihe lit-is have hit escort ves*
A
U.
S.
militaiy
.pukevn-sn
dl,
relief
uf
their
mad
situation
by
CAMAUUEY,
t
u
b
,
i
l
l
'
l
l
c a t io n ,’
w hich endanger
w orld
attend Otchard Villa, an all-white noi follow through all piocruute#
ei-ived that American Jet fighters self.
elementary school loeatad In an I outlined by tfia elate'* pupil as Dodd." said Krider. "Thl* It very Some Juo rebel, were report.d to o rd e r.
Hear .vdm Liu lloh - tu. spokes*
Dying cover ovrr thr convoy, and
Aprea whsr# eevaral Negro faml- signment law to gain admission. serious. If each commDtlontr day lo have mare'i-vd fiam Ftdel
Issue It Sim p le
nian for the Defense Ministry, de«
piotrcting
Nationalist
plane,-Hop.
should take It upon hlmaelf to pave Caitro', h i d e o u t In the ea.trrn
'Hie* live.
D u lle s void th r Quern- v Issue l»
NAACP Attorney G E Graves,
ping vuppilrt -<n Little Quemov I tiled iri<<irts that Americans nr
•Superintendent Joe Halt laid a also an attorney In the firet roadv without authority, they could mountains to launch en anti gov 'a sim p le one arm e d co nnur-t "
onallst garilson on Quehave l-een oidelrd to "Sll<>.,t 1a
do
anything
they
wanted
to
do
ernment
.
ampm.yi
In',
d"!
to
>.
public hearing wilt be held Sept. ca*e, *pi-f *Vi ■ ;ir his cllrnt.
ttioy wa* suffering nowr from k
" T h e r e are two In d isp u tab le and
kill''
if
t
"itiniunitl
planes
attack.
I
II m allow paianta a chance to will go through all itrpa let Dodd hat gone over tile budget hotagr the Nov J election.
d rv iv iv e f a e ls ," he said
"T h e se
The i rilled State, backed lip; fmal shortage. Other sources sa il
with unau'.horircd eipendlture. He
protest the board * dernier
a re :
1forth by the law.
tilt*
warning hy lending Kll*4 Star there were food store* of two l*
mayhave
to
make
up
the
ex
Board mambere aaid Ihey would,
.
......
.
“ I . T h e Chinese C o m m u n ist re
F-1 Andrew* of OrJivndu ha* I ! Ightrr, un pstiol over thr For- j three months on Quemoy.
pen»e
Mmtelf."
explain at that time on what
Th/ “ h*
h l '» tu
TALLAHASSEE (UI'D — A pv
Having of D* dd Road will roll litlral officer may legally com gtme h as never .lilt in g Its nine l-een ai-pointr-l the fir«t full- in 'a (strait lor the first tune to' , ,h r r * w'lM *
n0
grounds they re fu te d to ad m it S ° ,0
y e a rs o f r v ls t e n - r e v . reived ani|tie itio n that It would be a ''d ire ct a minimum of S.'o.OOO. Krider
t tne I lelil S. out Executive to ilav. The tietler than t.iH'O • mil
mandeer a parting ear to aid i.v
attack" on the disputed law.
taid. "Dodd Road never hat been Ihr pursuit ..f a law-breaker, Vt th -ritv o v e r T a iw a n lF 'o rn io v a t. •et»e -tie St John, Di«triet of | (wr hour plane, are the world
fastest.
The board took levs than five mentioned for paving at any lime ly. Gen Richard Ervin ruled Wed the I'eng n us ( P e t c a d o ir s ) n r th r
the I i-r.lral ET--ri-la Council of
offshore Iw lan.la.
Thu, far. the Communists have
minutes to adopt a rriulution tinee I have been on the com ncvday,
" 2 T h * ( h in e i* C o m m unist re the It » Sc -ut, of \ met lea, accord refrained from sending their MIG
iejecting 14 ehildren,' re<|ue»t to mit,Inn," he added. "Thl, will
gim e It n-.w attem pting to exten d mr I-- •' I a. Caldwell, Council 17 rti Into attacks against con
enter the Orchard Villa School substantiate former chargee that
voy, r«rurtr.l liy American war
Its a u th o .tly t-> th»>« l i r a s hy Ihe exi-ruttv e
There was no mention of race, mad, In the eounty have been
LONDON ( U PI j — Mnsrow radio
The tirwly-eyv-.iled ,<*rviee area planes.
iite of naked force
but r.ewemen learned afterward* built for private purpose, "
hinted today tha Sovlrt Union
Communist arttllery alto has re
that all 14 were Negroes.
17i* U ntied S la te s , D ulles aaid, -nrli.de* Fernlnolr a id the we«t
Dunn laid tbit morning, after might resume Its nuclear te.t*
Graves, who taid he repre reporting the cell, "I am perfect
hopes that • peaceful solution Can half i-f Volusia Counties. It wa, frained fr--m attacking U. S con
formerly a part of the la k e and voy vr.vels and no American warsented only three of the children, ly aware that I have no authority
be found.
DETROIT (U P I) — The Unlled
St, John, ,.-rvtce area, vvhieh lia,
1 >trongly protested the b o n d 's until January Meanwhile av a pri
Auto Workers, having gained a
D
u
lle
s
said
the
U
nited
St
vt
TALLAHASSEE
i
l
'P
l
i
Gov
l-ern avrvixl for the |-a«t tvs year,
NORFOLK, Va (UPD—A feder- action, lie demanded to know in vate rituen I h a ir a tirrit to go
"n-n Inflationary'" contract from
lu-Kny Colllna again .ailed on did ro t Ig n.-rr th r arg u m en t that
•1 judge today granted an injunc- sptcilie t o m , what yard,tick Ilie anywhere I choose
Eor-I Motor Cu.a pi rpate-l today
\nd ea a law rn furm ne nt agencies through- th< C .lin e a r c - - n fllil i« " . h i ' v v a i" t-> loh n lit.1.1 of Mount I lot a.
V 11rv, * attend,,! I tem,on C.iltlon which hai the effect of pre* ( txiard utrd In denying the chi!- private eltitcn I also am interest
to
turn its fa mrd "whipsaw" on
or
that
the
o
ffsh
o
re
isla
n
d
s
a
r
i out Die cllrus belt to cra.k d.wn
w| venting etate'courts from Inter* >dr*n admittance.
General Motors and Chrysler.
ed In the building of uuautliorDrd on whet hr called "an Insidious p h y s ic a lly close to th r O lln ie l«ge lu K»nih 4 ar.-llna ai.-t Klori•la
h'tnt.t'nlvrrslty
II,
hawork
®fering with federal Integration or*
Florida'* pupil assignment law, madt I entered thl * rae? atalntt
Font and Ihe UAW agreed la
(if criminal Uicftg of «ur m ain lan d
ed In 8<->uting for more than ttn
dere for echool* In this southern lie laid, wa* "juxl about at brotd the advice of my doctor If I m wave
a three y*sr contract Wednesday
"R u t we ra n sc a rc e ly a e rrp t Ihe
rlteuv."
year,, Iwvvtig le-swi In tuminei
port city.
aa a plan for saivall-in.*'
«i- ut «lv hour, after Font work
to U* threatened he Dodd to the
view that ru tlu n s a . r r n ilt lr d to
ramp and telate-l position, In
la w y e r, laid It apt-eaird that
------ - ■- - -hry ttrAlhrr arxl a i««h of tnial! er* at *>*• plants and parts depota
positt',# injury to my hraltn, the
sene te rrito ry bv f- u c * Just t«
Spar
lartlHii
g
.
lallahaore,
and
the temporary Intunctlon Issued
,
,
firr* (<Mlay Iirmight an ap|<al for throughout thr nation wtlkrvl off
situation it deploiablr.
cau>* It is n ra r at h a m !," he said
NEW YORK ( U P l t - The N*
N#(v Y ork l i t ) .
by Judge Waller E. Hoffman G o i n g
1 0 jC N C S '
their jobs when thr negotiators
D anger In Peace
nu-rr rate around wnodlatul,.
Ac rding to Mr, Dunn, Dodd'* tior.al Eoundatton will veek U
ktidrew, l, outstanding In water
could apply to any other Virginia
w *T '
‘ I'll# f a r t It that when one r r
C-iunly lianger R-l-eit L. (iiay were unable tn agree before an
threat to "straighten him iDunnl million dotlais In ita IIVS March
•atety training, having tie. n ap iaiJ the Elnridn Forest Service II s m . e d t . strike deadline.
ea<ee where effort, are made
out
w it repealed tn*f .re th* of Dune* campaign, I revident gim e a ltrm p ta t.v fo rce to take
Instrut lor for many v.-ara In tile repurte.1 t*l wild fire, to date tn
atale court* to aldettep or nullify
ait
I
I
1
10
m
m
I
te
rr
ito
r
y
w
h
ich
h
a
t
long
Thr settlement, espeetrd to set
Commissioner hung up.
NKtt v o ltk —( I'M ) —If
llotll O Connor announced natay. twen und er the a u th o rity u f an- Itegl.-u ft Water Safety p tu g rn m .
federal Integration order*
IUMl. euiill-arril 111 nnly ftp fur a pattern for ftoti.ooo auto Indus
you t m r . i l already made ap*
The action wat expected to lead
Hr
tin,
W-tkr-l
rlosely
with
the
other g o v ern m en t, re c v ig n iir.l as
all ■-( IPS*. Total acreage burned try workrra, gave ttie union pay
pliralion for ttrketa to the
f tn the doting of eix tchoule here
• urn by a rrs p e rta h le part o f the t-eal lt.,i t rue, in the same field.
liy there ftlea wax 1.2.17, rumpar- hlkrs totaling 2* cants an hour,
World Serie* game* at Yankee
by Gov. J. Lindtay Almond, evrn
TOKYO ( U P D - Typhoon Helen woi!<| c o m m u n ity , that la a use
Hr is a member of the Orlando .-I t.i 1,44.1 orre« f-r all of last Impi-vnl unemployment lienefits,
Stadium,
forge
it.
rradied Into the teeming Tokyo- of fo rce w hich end ang er- w .irl.t Jay..-,, and thv Ka«t Orlando !
though Norfolk City School Board
>ear.
pension* and job security — tha
The tanker* announced Viedelficlalt mav attempt to obtain a
Yokohama area l.nlay, claiming C o m m u n ity, that it * use of fo rte Oplu.n-,t c 1.it,
t.ruy void th# Fuir-t Sriviee matter* UAW pievident Walter P.
nr,da, night they sere read,
atay of Hoffman'* original order
Another l u - t St. store lias Hit live, uf 24 persons as >1 past Which endangers w o rld ->idrt "
William T>r». T.sacuttie ll--anl "i# w--.ri.-i l-v-uuM- of tile tilg in- Heiithrr railed "pressing human
lu accept mail application*
that 17 Negro students be admit
joined the m e d ia n ts ' facelifting e.l out into the Pacific Ocean
D u lles laid tom e o f tin- ft-spuii rvirml-vt of the (.'antral Florida cr«a,e." lie potritcl uut that thr | needs "
foe
hot
and
reserved
teats,
Tha latest official casualty fig • itilllty d ire c tly on llu - v ia by s a y
ted to the tlx schools in question
trend.
The
Hollywood
Shops
tlvrysler Nest
but warned there * a i only a [ building hat been renovated out- ures showed 24 dead, U ml.ting ing- th at Red C hinese a r t ille r y < ounrll, announetd the i ppomt- "fire season** Covers th# next
Norfolk's 54 public aehool* have
merit at a camp- tee planning te>- three month. In the fti«t 15 day.
The average Ford auto worker**
small amount of ticket* a, a 11been doted for two week, on a
• ide. In the More lt«elf, new and HW Injured.
used to ta-m l-anl the Q uern.-y Is • i-ia at • amp l a No Che Vialuw, - f thi, month, the K-.ie«t Service wage now will he more than *2 40
able.
locally-ordered delay while atate
TNiint and wallpaper make lha
lands " » i - la r g .ly that supplle.1 ■va • wa!t'ouix--l to tliv DivG.il by reported f..ur fire, which burned an hour, wdlt night shift worker!
During
the
past
two
World
• ml c ity a t to r n e y , battled in fed' interior fresh and inviting.
by the V - s ir t t n lu n ."
th* district rhauiuan, IG Maltulm twu m em ,
tomparid tu three gelling a to per rent differential
Series, mail order ticket* were
eral courti.
U VSIIINGTON (UPI)
Repub
llayman, at the D .utrt Cumuiltiar (tie, last month.
Inttrsd of 5 per rent.
rthauated leas than 21 hours
City attorney! here expected
lican
sources
taid
torlay
they
ex
meeting hsld at the Kir*t I'realiyPartitions are making tha for
Immediately after reaching tha
7 lie la t e ,( fire rrporte.1 wa, aafter the tale opened.
Almond to rlota the six schools
tertan CTtureh in Sanford.
mer court mom at the Sanford pect Presidential Atilt en' Sher
agreement at 4.05 p . m , Reuther
l-.ng
a
railroad,
on#
mile
north
o
f
where Integration has been or* |
. . . . ----------ViulrvU* will take lip ■••idi-uc* Sanlamlo Spring,, which burned announced he would "get a eou«
Police Station Into a dark room, man Adame to resign shortly on
drred and to permit the other*
in .Sanford t-ef.-i# Orl. I
drunkomrtrr room and Indies the ha.l* of word from I'u-iid.nt
III),- nod on.'-linlf a* re* o f w . mnI* , |de of h.-ltr, sleep ami then show
where integration is not tntolvfd.
Elsenhower
putting
It
squarely
up
reatmim. The Short Patrol it
1*1-1, Gray raid !> '• to the fa s t up al Ilia bargaining table of an
to open Monday. The guvrrnnr
,
'
• till left with a genarouvwlie,! of- to Alima whether he staya or
artlufi
of Ranger hob i 'verett, ther company." probably Chryagoes
g a te a hint to that effect ear'ler
I fie#
who rxltngul,he.l th* blase with ler
T h re e
r.iu n ts o f m anslaug her
Even while Reuther wa, getting
The governor announced he hai
MSO< IV ‘ >Trut 'U P li — *' s
M rr f
U fain « t \V-..t4|kon I t i l r r
the power wagon, th* fire wa,
hi, vlerp, however, top union of
eancellrd plana to attend a South* i Vl.’f 1.1 ntul I P. Wentworth wax
fifty-three rental Inquiries were
Sm ith th i*
m«>rnitik' when th r
or.i!* i r- u d io lh e fn ie it could do t-Ki
ficial* wrtc seeking to get Eor-I
„n
Governor* Conference in -h<*‘
^rlou.ly wounded today | made at the J.vy.rr Information
y«»iiny N u r y m in
f m n n l «)vrr
r w \ m v n w . i ia. i i r m iiiu rh -laioage.
wntkets ha. k on the Job as Soon
lAul.vtlle. Ky.. because of Vlr >’>'
Gm-rUt gunmen a . hr It.-,tli on French A»e. the , r , k of
to to«nt po lli r
l'«llti r •ADI A b f*It «4 Il Mtl •#tli«»r
" t t th tin f ir e aea.uti a|-pi->arh{fcglnia’s integration erial*.
stood *n 'ue garden outride hi- Sept. H 13. Twenty tl.r.« qurvUunv
(•rt'ii; list (I l i r i r (*•«!-•>
«tf Ing, it i , im p o rta n t th at in u ie e a re a« possible.
Sm ith
(h r d r iv e r of j «nr m
• Itffnrd MrKibbin. pi. lent
Reuther .aid he aspect*.! most
wore of a general nature.
vo
lvrd
in
•
n
rrcU
«
lu
r
h
V
lllrd
Almond "challenged" Preililent; hof.’r
. .
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R
o
r
l.l'i
rhArnpi<*n
lu
t
u be ever. i«ed,** G r a y ,a id . " A n y
the .Seminole County Ch.-nt-er of
uf thr wmkris to return today bill
I iu I m n|i ( b lr f
F.ltenhower and Atty. Gan. WH*!
n
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larwl'-wner -Ira irin g f u r ptotecCouinitree, hat Iwen ai-polnted
"I'.mr have local problem* wh|ej|
11am Hogera to "loi., with ua" In
gunmen were be
ti.iu around h i , tinrue or 1-d •tiotrld
Whin hr
irrrtlrd , «»fA report frum the Florida Re mrintwrship chairman. |.-r>,dent- K r r r u h Av# a m l K lrM S t.
must tu- ,-ilve.l liefore thr work*
calling for an amendment to the
•» ' a' r c e . p e d a a r r U.l Eevlerallun allows tltat in the
S
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ith
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Conitttution to bring about d e s e - »• "
' " «*V Br.lLn rit., .alta year ending June 30, aalr, elect M.*rk Cleveland J r , an lir»i of I n iI ii I •♦•( a ( J.FMiI nrj r a i h
(
r
r
MIIII
a
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l
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M
aw
p
r
ill'll
A
S
rrv
t.i
I-.-j-l-i-iat
t.-r
>
in
la
iu
g
iiounerd thia morning
gallon
; tary nosjtUl where hit r .ndltlcn
htil»«A|» Ifo m a |»,ii k * tl n r .
! n torn hanrliv* have e'intlnue«l to
W<K»1 “
Cleveland will ta ta »««r as ! m u n i A n m i|iir« t o l ! t»r HrUI
• "*
'
wat repo ' d t uioui
| M onday Al \ p rr tft th r rm in t)
H r r rA tlil) h I w I i i m I l» rL if ah
climb
The
automotive
group
lead*
iChatntier
president
(|rt
t
Pie
.
.
_
aw
Wer,(worth, who 1, married end
• %|>rr( Al (h r
| r A t l l t r Al»«l
boil»a
I l l l k a r a n t T a MOT hat two children, cam# here two with plus f-5 7. Grocery store, n*l | mern!«rvhlp anliritat-on ampalgn ; court
• m l b r Ii a i I lim n l h ln t* rlf a (
Sm ith m i * r f U n f ' l fro m ttir
•hoe -hop, follow with phi, Ti I will lu-gin (Vt. IR. an -r.l ng In
lilt. d l l )
W C l month, ago at deputy to tl 5
M rs l- itt a lt- e G ra h a m , rxe ctlO rU ru lu Ai» |*4*rr#» H i m * It**.|»it j«1 ll- r r r •« c »»id T* In rrni*s%hi< 4 U | i .
VtcKIlihln.
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Consul Genual Taylor G. Ilrlrber and II
a,- r .d a r v o f the S e m im ile
Die Semimile C-unty Farm
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I u t i e r r u l .n l , A*,-- la tt- n . Rurrati. al It, first fall meeting,
ih iT r u r r r ••* m any n n A n in im County
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| member* getting liieir checks In
in (h r h u 'i D r i i that th# prlc# fo r w ill meet w ith N egro m em bers o f Tuesday night heard an officii!
I .*rly.“ he said. "Due- invoice, • m ortal H o ip t U l, f »l|oY»in^ in ju iir * «f o lrn biil*<A|»« had '*ln » p |'"1 lo the county assoelatl .111 Friday of Ihe Farm Forest Service speak,
I will be sent out prior t« net. I." NUktAinrd in thv ir r l r l r n t .
rdglit al * In lit** E l k , A n n e x. 300
nothinir*** ln % r*ti|fA (o r» ••ml.
Charles Lawson. '4nrnu presl*
Sanford will lea the establish
E a s t 7th St
I -lent. Inlr-Kluer.1 the speaker and
*----------------------------------------ment Sundiy o( a new luitheran
Thr lM»y ma« t|uolr«| a • U f*
Mi*. M-i) Jones, consultant In prrit-lrd over the business meet*
Church. The first service of the
In c br so il' i (•<I ghoul 3*066
DETROIT (UPD - 4 Jupiter
lut-er-ul-»i» control, will show a , Ing Mnnt-erv and their families
United Lutheran Church will be
liiihrApA I a «( ) r « r am i ih a (
mltiil* nose tone that wa, rr
nun ir J 4 Eovter t* chairman took part in a covered <il,h ,upp#f
hi* r r - o n l fo r onr n i{ h l » a «
he'd at 10 a. m. In tha 8anford
cnvrrad from the AtlsMir Ocean
of ihe group
i in -i-nJ-inr(|ow with the meeliss.
IH7.
Shrin* Club.
after being fired l.vv* m iles wav
T b # W a tc b t.iw rr R ib le a n i T ra c t
The new church is sponsored hy
placed
«n
public
dla;'-v
for
the
school*.
Negro
and
white,
'
ta
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UPD So ciety Inwill hold a c.m ven
the Unite-1 Lutheran Church in
America. It I, directed by the '<Gov. O n*! E. Eeubuf laid today j . C. Mitchell, a member »f the first time Wednesday at Ihr ti.-n In S a n fm il N--V. 14 16 aeeot-l
AmtrL-an Rocket Soei.lv nretlng. . mg to t tty M an ag e r W a rre n L
B ond of American Mltaioni and (hat th# only way to keep the vorpuratlon.
Eaubut said In * telesivlnn In
'K n o w le s
The group, known rn
rha Florida 5ynod. The minion IJttlt Rock school erlsii (torn
ta-rvirw and to a talk with re
(to n a lly av Jy h n vah 'a W tlr e .s a e
congregation tl associated with the
Thr govrrnor >ald th# lludget whal it# new tax program would
1 Al.l.All ASSET i l l ' l l - New
RON, Germany (UPD
The w ill stu<ty llllile in s tn ic llo n and
National Lutheran Council and turning Into reriel conflict It to porters that he will rail out thr
National Guard to protect life llu.siani romplained n- lay the aid l*i m em bers
,tatr taxes fur 1949 appealed Cummixinri will make furtlier pioduce br.-uutr the state would
fight tt out In the courts.
the World Council of Churches.
Hoard mDitonanry Is Ernest
Eaubu* tvfjs.d lu say whether ami properly, d rarlal conflict Weal Germans want to> much I M axim u m num ber exp ected tv inevitable to d ay following an ait* dravlle ru tlia .k . In opriatiunal have been that much short of
rent fur quarter* tought tor a n. w I.Ju P le ir a l le p re s c n la liv e Is R isuuiKrmrnl t’-it soother ;i mi! and building funds lo avoid a meeting appropriation, evrn with
Boiick Jr., who has been In Fan- the formation of a private corpora comes.
"Rut I am nol going hr teed Sovl.t embassy in nearby C-.logne N S ta ffo rd .
lion dultar, muit l-e •Imt-.-l
out s nationwide business slump
ford alnne* July. Th# new church
tion
to
reopen
Utile
Hork't
rioted
tro.ps to the high school to hvlp
and last winter's freer**.
from propo-r.i spending lo kerp deficit.
was established after numerous
Tin- latest eulhark wa, .lit
taid,
Ihr g-.vernn.ent from guiog In
The governor »#ld Ihe dira
request* from area reeldenta and high school• av privata, segregate! enforce Intrgiation," he
1"and that's that. That's up to the
Ihe red.
careful study of Lutheran needs institutions. Is hit idea.
rioted al a spe. til new , run- financial olusDon has not changed
Gov. l- lt'iy Collins ann.iunr.il frrrnee at vliirh Collin* laid a his opposition to adding a sale*
t ir r * .
The Little Rock private School fn.leral courts and the federal
lit, new cutlia* k tt r«ln.-«day aflrr
tux on groceries and medicine.
Sunday School will begin In Curp. met and decided to makr marshals."
II* .aid he ta not certain he
an emergen.)' two-hour srtsiun. new financial survey shuwgd that Nor will he ask tha l-cglslatur*
•everel waeke. Chartering of the
of the state Budget Commission inr-im* will fall 83 million dollars to provide for a state income u e .
congregation will follow aeon. Tha no effort to reopen the dosed would use the guard to enforct
Collins refuted In spcrulilr on short »f record spending autho
Hr said there may b# need to t
Initial eePrice will Include thr ! high school* as private Inatitu- Integration i* a majority vote* for
W«*r«
■nrry.
We’r#
aa
unhuppy
m you are. Hul, "e
the potslliility of new taxis but rised by tha la.I
tome rev Itlon In the tales U i ta
regular Sunday services, preach tlon* until after an Integration it Sept. 27. He answered a direct
Legislature.
Jual
could
n’t
gel
your
pnper
In
you
nny
ttarller
to
d
a
y
.
said hr Hill se.-a another meeting Hr s.id s 39 million dollar cut provide more money. But tha only
ing and • pedal music by a youth election Sept. 27. Tha six mrm- question about that hy faying,
A gei>r Itroke. It wan impu«-ilile lo gel (hr pfr-w
wild legislative Taxation and ap ordrird in -late spending 90 days one he eouid pin-point It tha
rbotr from St. John*. Orlando bera of the corporation denied j “No, not unless I rhooa# to.”
alartrd until Ihr grar wan repaired. Thr rrpair jolt took
School iiupt. Virgil T. Blovtom
propriations Com nlttrc* for the
exemption on be«r bought (er
Nursery
aeeommodetions
e r r that Eaubua hand anything to
' announced that Mirer television
ihout four hourw. Merhanienl gadget- are wondrrfu!,
1939 session tu soise the protilem. ago will nut be auffirient.
horn* consumption, which Comp*
available
An informal coffee do with tt.
Collins said the free-spending (roller Ray Graen stld hai auA
“ Tha purpose of this corpora station* will broadcast four hour*
He flatly ruled out a special
hour will follow.
hut they do fail on oeraaion. W* hope you undrniland
Pastor elatfet and catachiam tion 1* to get the echoole open of lestoni a day for Little
Itgisativr srssiun to nuke up legislature was at U'a't 20 million the state a lot at ravtnua through
nnd arrrpl our apologirn.
and by that I mran all the Ruck's 3.UU high achouj students.
lh« shot tegs.
training will k* announced.
idulUrs "off bus#'' ia Mlimiung i evasions.
In a itatemcnt to The Sanford Herald thl* morning.
County Commlailoner-elfct \>rnon C. Dunn aald that he
had been "threatened" by present Commiaaionrr of District
4. H ( . Dodd.
"Thia mornintf at 8. B ( ’. Dodd cadet! mv house.** Dunn
■aid. "lie apoke to my wife and aaid that ho understood that
1 hid been ta hta dietnet jreitor
Identity Sought
Negroes To Test
State Pupil Law
Secretary Places
Part Of Blame On
Russia In Speech
U. S. Pilots Told
To 'Shoot To Kill'
.Strike Knd Asked
Seminole Will Gel
Full-Time Worker
For Scout Program
Rebels Marching
It’s Legal Now
*U. S. Judge Rules
For Integration;
Schools May Close
■Ford Strike Ends,
Attention Turned
To GM, Chrysler
May Resume Tests
Quit That Thieving
Fires Increasing,
Ranger Asks Care
iDimes Quota Set
T ick ets All Gone
Local Briefs
Typhoon Kills 2*1
Adams To Go?
Charges Are Filed
Against Driver Of
Car In Accident
yj f g COllSUl Shot
5CTlOUSly W0UnCICd
McKibbin To Head
Membership Drive
LU
I
Champion ' Thief
Nabbed By Police
Meeting Slated
IU
New Church Here
Farm Bureau Hears
Forestry Official
Faubus Favors Fighting
Nose (’one Slmu n
School Closing In Court
Group To Convene
Here Nov. 14-16
Rent Too Hi^h
We’re Unhappy, Too
I
s
New State Taxes Appear Inevitable
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— Tba t'mtad S'ueluorker. of
Despite lit* hmee*. N* >j u u
petted U put up a (tardy for America opened ita "wrerti-.* to tefitrted tra C-nw'.ry tesaior. be
ward wetk M i f AD ■ Amrr.fi day with a eat to armt from tfi t*ees tt* sraet and Uu rtael m
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mayor quei'-too lie* >• Uu back 1forte, are out to deetr«r the un.- r ’ Prrrtvr.tr". or a new root-art ir
by t a r r I r f tta oun menitur. a levy* r fV. morithi
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with the f e e l laduatry real year
J « « 4 <>«* * '• " « * > " £
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teraaCAi or. any aq.afi in Uu
The report a'e- defended me
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Wj, t , , e wr ttrat Out four aou >ot rt tally needed up the-middo ir.»rea*e ir duei two year* arc
which touebed o*f a revci*. that for
„ tfAl railafa a.yj that i tra! ptruer
a tin* •,.r»j*rT*d Uu leader* *j,p
Thia la Takut
, t Bff Hj» *rttfabi a /t At
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JatAl. Rirhu Laifai and Bob
MralM. Add U Uurs *-jp«>mof« C*aduatad pa tier. Date Brad.ey. f The emphaaii oe uerty alao raj
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tut ar,d If eoaeh Boh B’arktran bl'kenrr that hat plaf-yed the
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back < nur. o Zib n.trrtian u Uu the b r Green rale. rl<*-e to Union.
r j tr-ar in an outfit wotl-fUad — j Printeioe
“ In twp abort yea's ainre flit
in roturrurf alartari i h ’ t g II
Tala a preumc a *e«*rB for a lait e e r ie r -''' it l/u A rfe.tf
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the report aaId
May Ba Touch
ptorperta aren't tmicbt enoufb t* menaced
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Holy Croat, uith jurtap* Uu nake Vale a majt*r t t rtender —
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Br*>u*b, Harvard and future n.r-dlbfmr1*.
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It elted particularly what It
by fuard Aim Healey. The Cru Columbia are believed to be t**o
elan talent but terror*! "'the o d f*u* of urp.Ciirr.
..d e n M f 11 r r to tu rtejfb to tins In Bril
I fVfiull. uith a a<*od line t .tninc —the N'sLiura: A'btuUli-a of Man
handle
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riiirn te'
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qvarter»>ar« 1 tt Bit Kaliden a»d |rtlmh tj*rk trward the *ep.
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A d t |t P u t T o T e»t
EA.*T I.AXSING. Mich- —
ft T l » — Don an apple a day
really keep the doctor away T
Uvchipar 5 l» u Umversity hopes
to find out. h is eomplettnc the
second year of a four-year exper
iment with 1(10 students, some of
afaoro have beea aatinf Ursa applaa a day. Tha U aiw atty mpaaaha
yara
far.
Cornelia Burteaa ( far.for- i
Bad* Mae Xil.er «Sanford
Bo-k«r T. la rrtter Sacfard |
Varparet Packard 'Sanford
Sadu Bodewaid iDeBaryt
Mathilda Tyner 'Sanlordi
Ih u k arn
G s,* TroLand tflande Ctt?
Treda Eathertne Pierey Sas
ford.
Mrt Carl Smith and baby ctr.
<hantordr
Dtietea Da-la Sanfmdl
B^by Edward* and bah# boy
tSarford>
Ereiya Trenrh aed baby boy
t Sanford*
Bertha StltVon and baby (Sasferd I
ktrT T M R E i 11
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Dora Anr Barton 'Sanfordt
Blanca Bittenm ejer Saniurd
WJlian. tyrae tia k e Mary*
Virginia S itu 'TVtsrri'itj
Jane Hunter 'Sanford'
Fadu V. Gut (Sanford!
Gladys Tbneten (Sanford)
Carrie Wt -d.-.-ff and h a" j.rl
(Sanford)
Mary Tt-rtk and babv boy
<SeeG>rdi
Martha BCey rLsk* Miry)
Verna Mathews and ba**y r*.H
( Altarr.uc.le S p ritji 1
Ruby Hsrriajrtoe (San'ordl
Ciarstha Jorve* 'Sa-.*nrn'
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counting upon you to drrv* carefuBy.
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Biftertlie ilumlnam fnll nn nne aide,
fnmp’ili lt rnrt*>*e<l. I n ; In handle.
K.»t,nl and tul yrwf.
Par | m iq
^ ^ ^
ft.
$ 3 5 9S
TIIH h
Per te eq ft.
SHEET ROCK
H
( r r g . I t . 112) par aheet 8 I..VI
ONLY
4 i 8 per aheet
|
( n h in e ts
ilu l Itirfimv
$ 5 .5 5
P rivacy
$ 2 .5 5
$ 2 .8 5
I’l W I t f
$ 2 .1 0
$ 2 .2 9
E xit
$ 2 .4 9
$ 2 .5 9
1
2 v • I nine Tlr
While it last*
Hi'TTR (Aluminum snd Ilf'M
. „ ........... P a ir l i e
3*/* x 3 ' i
4 t 1
..................—.*..* I'ntr .We
A ll S a l e s C a s h a n d
5 :0 0
—
p.
Maefsr
. 17.12— Sere S i JO per nheet
^
( m u f f le
N et
D A IL Y
80
l b . ________ ■ $ 1 . 5 9
45
1 b . .................
_
$ 1 .0 5
FA .
Gravel
?95 M
ft.
$99 M
f t
SALE
8 :0 0 a. m .
To
m.
f t
;
SA K R E TE
The rrily-aiised vonr.vta for smsJI mssanry |nbs araund the hair a. JtAl .'dd
watar
and
66c
$1.59
;
B A N D ! .A N , lle u n a m le y l, |n n r l a t f l n f sq f t U r
S1(L8«— Rave 11.10 per iheet
$2.98
Nn I Yrltnw Pina
( some Is “ V " )ninl )
bach
C O U N T E R C O V E R IN G S
Fo r m ic a ti>* t in m
sq tt, Me
. . . M ur
•• r,r-ynn •r r
$ 5 .1 9
O PE N
12.40
hither)
Only DM ft. S t a T A G
BR A SS
E ntry
KACH
* 5 35
$1.19
Entire 1*4
(teg. 82. 10) par ahaet 81.08
...................................(rrg . I 2.K 8 ) par ehert
Ia O C k s
J w
/h e t,
■I leceeer* /
P u ll 14 i lO -in rb M ltrn e
MARLITE WALLBOARD
4 I 88 „
M e d ic in e
lllf
Nallnnall) lamnui InDtlnr*all fit lih. tiny Ihl* * r*k and aaea
Far Utahan i«4 balk . . , Plaitia
crh
$3.99
$105 p e r M
A n ch o ra
6
ON LY
»«*»w **«**o ■****** **ew*>«».*ra*aa^aeaterweeai .... par a h eet 13.84
4 i 12
Fam ouH
lloubla-titlp t II,
Hhlla D in I i . l
.................. .........................— ......... per aheet 13.20
4 * 10 .... ... . ......... ..
( iip.lt.Tet W'ond
Preservative
A L U M IN U M
H u rric a n e
$1.39
LUMBER
$ 4 .2 5
rnH
$4.89
rnlnra allfhlly
PolyVlayl Ankara
All masonry natla.
It’* hieh tiiinlll’ , we've
le«lrd II. While nnly
$ 4 .8 7
lull
«m<MmiM«»i |wr uhoet I7.SA
4 E H1*f** «*•*-********....... ■•■•**■.
(a few
U PSO N L E T T E R S
a In. le
S-la. 4 ,
1 1i-In. I*)a
$ 5 .0 0
mil
MKDIIM
Per 7& sq f(.
■ ulld* and Intulal** . . . Pc* finished While . . . I , . Inch thick
W 1 I®
BEC VtnvMvatr
Pne iaieelnr and etlerloe
hlntk «all« , . . The k n l
vinyl m idi. Ref. IS.IS
f il.
NOW
Vo 9 f j . i j
$ 2 .9 8
STAND AMl)
WALLBOARD
4 t II ••—
S|mdrrk rinor and lin k
Enamel. I’nr »im l, metal
»nd r-**r-r, , i
e , rr||rn*
hnal enamel
R»r. MAOfat.
NOW
$ 2 .4 9
tlmiie Ibiirs, r-'-t*1*! Dlnek,
very allrarll’ *
G L A S S W O O L IN S U L A T IO N
Jitlm iN ic D o o r S p e c ia l
Mid, lit (mold »ith iiin p ltli ((uallly
llacdoare
I l>Mie i lm»f (H*i«r Duly I
I kolkset Rnlranr* I nrh
i 11 nr. 4 * i iiuiis
I Aluminum Ihir.hi.M
ttsRRfHK II till!)) till'
-i
teliilij
Her- t i n t
• ifi.7r.
I) rslheif Iti*f
t / n % 2/a
VO
Nalrbry Flat Enamel
H*f, 11.10f il.
NOW
M A IL IIO X E S
H I.It. Fire |>*r*nnallird lilterina.
Ilmmrtrd, lluilnrnnf, lialvaniird
• Only fine Left)
4 i • a S/a
■I
SPECIALTIES
PIN K PO N G TA III.K TOP
IIR.7S
.v n ■ fl/A
ronvmlrjr Italih*r D»*e
Till Piinl. tt*a*h»ht»
Midrr.V ("oliir*. Itnr,
IJ.4S f il.
NOW
FR E E
Garble# fans, ilae roiled steel. ZO-aal. erf. IJ.M ONLY |? 4 7
U ral., ref. II Tt ONLY I? Tt
$ 5 .4 4
t) till* They Last
Arfhltrctural While
purpoxce.
A1l-«t**l Irtir.in* lt'.»rit», adJutlaMr. It i G! Inrhts tG.dk
• Tl-l)#e K|Hini, Mi*p* ea,h l t . l l
• klun.lnum CMkea t.lne. J a .ll. 11c
• * '■(rend Galvsnlirtt MteeI Clolli,* Mne, S0-ft, Hr
• K s l i t - i a i r fa n Clpen»r. a II 00 talu# 11*4
$ 3 .8 4
I a l a 1/4 AD
I'er Mbeet
nia(*f a H ittm ■(•#•* In iummrr.
• leailna ft«i
Out Ov»i Slnek
R e fre sh m e n ts!
-HOUSEHOLD
PLYWOOD
DOOKS
2/h 1 AIM
D e m o n stra tio n s
M IJOOH P Itl/.K S TO UK G IV E N A W A Y H V K A IS Kit A l t MINI M . . . NO IT R C IIA S K N E C E R SA ItV
* • I «
f|aalll)
o'clock noon, SAT., SEPT. 20th
12:00
T U E S D A Y , S E P T . 1 6 th IS K A I S E R A L U M I N U M D A Y
A F a r lo r y H ep ren en ia lls* nlll lie h era all d ay, T uenday, l» de n o n a lra l* Ihe s e m n llle KnNer A lu m in u m P rod u cts f« r th e
h o m e and building co n stru ctio n displayed in our atorr. Sea th a new D iam ond K ih A lum inum fo r building and d e r o r a t n e
H H O S ir BOIERM
Daly It* m ft
C O M IIIN A T IO N
EN DS
2*0300
* 1 .1 9
on HI.ACK & P E C K E R
PO W ER TOOUS A ll Thl» W eek
IIERR AIIE FEW SENSATIONAL
ItUYR
•
'i in llnme I ttlity Drill
ONLY 113.11
e 4',-ln. Heavy Dutv t a * (r»f.
I«4.M»
ONLY lil.S e
• BantHnf Atterhmrnt
ONLY I t l . S I
• ITeavy Daly Router Kit (ref.
H* oo>
ONLY 371.11
e The Ntw Po<*er Dtiver
llrivr* all lllarh I Decker
attachments vrrg. 121.83)
ONLY 322.31
Many Many more harfalai In
famnu* puaer lanls. IHINT FORGET—
TBervday Is Ilia.-k A Decker Day—A
fartary r«prr>entiliyo VIS ha ia ear
shaw ream elt Say.
820 Maple nt 8th SL
9ac
W
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At -
Weather
_
&h? Hanford ffentlfr
, ( M r t k r w e g h _____
day with widely scattered iftrr*
•n o n showers. I (i|h today IS (•
•4, low tonight 71 to 77.
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VOL. XLIX
Established 19M
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1938
M a in la n d B o m b e d
*21 Victims Found
In Sunken Train;
Toll Yel Unknown
United Priwa I.rated Wire
Shop arui Sava
In Sanford
NO. 262
Commission Votes
Two-Mill Tax Increase
N a tio n a lis ts W a n t
a TAIPEI, Formosa fUPI) - Prr“ ii«r Chen Chins told the nation
today th* war In the Formosa
.“ trail will spread to the Chinese
mainland If tbc Communlit block
adr of tha Quemoy Islands la not
broken soon.
' We have absolutely no Inten
tion of Idly sitting by and letting
l.;'e more than 100.000 civilian* and
military personnel of Qurmoy and
-------------------------------------------— »------.,, , , . .
its adjarrnl Blands be besieged
without taking effrelive • methods
for their remforvt.nent," Chen
said.
"1 am firmly of the opinion
that should the enemy persist In
scaling off Quemoy completely, It
would mean eitrnding tile war."
The National Assembly adopted
s resolution Monday requesting
the United Mates and Nationalist
armed forces to "take Immediate
j and effective tt e n s u r e s of
' aintbing the mainland Coastal
arcaa a id thoroughly destroy the
Communist gun positions."
Convoys r i l l
The assembly said tha U. S.
Navy • escoited sea convoys at
tempting to break the Qurmuy
blockade “ had little effect'" and
that bombing o( the Communist
gunv is needed to “save the 130.000 (lie) rivlllans and soldltr* on
the islands from a helpless state."
Just before Chen reported to
the nation today Communist shore
guns half • encircling the II be
sieged Quemoy I s l a n d s ope mil
"j 7 '
V “ ’ ,' ' ,rl“ u
. ,* ‘r
«*y of homnjnbr.mi
OuemoyU*Tatan anrP c rh»>’
,h . nri ’
. ‘ Krh,,n ««»•
' h' Pfln<M U , «fU
Integration
At-A-Glance
Officials today pondered the
problem of educating hund'rsls of
southern public school student,
now on an enforced vacation Lr
cause of the Integration crisis.
The
tn* Charlottesville
v narioiiesviuf A
v a.,
a . sclmol
*s'no"*l
l«ard today file* petitions In the
U. 8. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeal*
for a delay In the Integrations!
two schools white opening has
"*■
“
’
Win postponed until next Mon
day.
Other
C h a r I o tli-svtlle
nlnA.li nprnrd Monday on a trgng-.t-sl basts.
In 1-lttle Rock. Ark . a total of
3.470 pupils have been sent hum*
from f.-ur high a-houls, ordered
closed by Gov. Orvai Faubus.
llelaynl opening of a high school
t'lil «nrirmci.tjr>
tshintl
at
Charlottesville ha.turned apo*|
°t
student, out of ci.v*. i h a
Budget Gets A x ; Service
To Be Curtailed Sharply
This City fummi.s.vioit Inst nijrht voted it tw u mill t a x
inereneo on Son ford resident* in nn a t irrupt to bnlnnee t h *
b u d g e t for thr fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.
The vote was unanimous nnd came ivftrr * four-hour
fund-cutting session which curtailed activities o f e v e r y city
department for the next 12 months. Commission action
only white high srht-ol tn Warren
| Count). \ s
rematnrsl rioted
under lire order of Gov J. Lind
say Almond.
Drsrgirgatiun apparently
.,
» has ilaisrd
nm * general government rev1hern delayed for another y e n St fnut*
Memphis
State
University,
where
Con ftstnv nine la l l is 'a.
flAYONNE, N. J (D PI) - The
Adoption of Ihe reviled budget
’ommlsslonrr* expressed reluci-----•—
*—
*•--*
1
Ahead cur of th* Jersey Central
enrollment began today. Federal
would result In Cmplele ellmln*
lat.re
to
ttvakr
any
change*
in
Ju(lst Marion S. Boyd denied s
^ R ailroad
train
that
plunged
the present tax structure, In* at •lion of the street resurfacing
through an open drawbridge- Mon
request
eliminate aa needed
ntesled
isuus’ i for
tor an
an Injunction
injuncn.n that
ma tcr slashlnir some tilm m le..m program, cmmnaie
day was raised from the bottom
would have allowed eight Negro,. £
T. e. ____
s l. H 3budget,
cl Z
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u
Z
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v
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“ absoutely
of Newark Bay at J1:2A a. m to.
to entrr .•* under graduate*.
' rssrtitial" expenditure* were about Memorial Library, eliminate . .
day, bearing on Ita badly smashed
Negro minister Ctcnnon King, Mi),000 more than anticipated re- placement of tome trucks that
roof the body of a man.
aro in their seventh year of us«
secklng tn Gulfpott, Ml**, to pro- venue.
and "cut to the bone” all eitjr Op*
He was the tw m ty -flr.t vleilm
mole the first attark
the
liasrd on revenue for this fiscal
recovered from t h . water and
slate's segregated s,hooting, an- year, the city expects a drop of re rations, Knowlea told commit*
siunere.
roaches beneath t h . drawbridge.
nouins-d he
hr.. has
ha* lour.d
found
Negro
fam i some JJi.uoti in money for neat
...................
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r
,„c
An undetermined number of pas*
In addition to the above Itemi,
llie* willing to make the effort year. Warren E. (I’etel Knowlrt,
singers and train crew still were
#mj j, noW
g j I counsel.
city manager, said this Is a "level most of which were eliminated or
Atnisslng.
^ Jnj# #|ic» iFYrilrfl hr h*« tmlrd
reduced drastically, tha budget
||)f. |j ( ,
, . rUrr , h„ month ing off" period f*vr municipal re- contains no money for replacement
No dead were visible inside thr
venura,
which
hit
a
peak
about
two
,,
ear as it was swung ur< by a huge
of wornout typwiitera. adding mac
years ago.
floating crane and held above the
hines. files, office supplle*, con*
The I! I c h ni o ml. Va., achoal
hay whlla mucky water drained
slrurtion of a permanent d o |
lm.iill voted to turn over to Ne
from It. The ear had been a "dead
pound, many part-time employe*
groes a white school tlu t has
head" and waa believed to have
or maintenance.
l*ecn threatenrsl with Integration.
carried only three persons, two
Sch.<o1 officials slid, however,
Tlir Commission cut 12.300 from
• f whom escaped.
that Ihe shift hail n.ithing to do
its Chamber of Commrrce d o n a
Ita front, beck and roof had la in
with the effort* of three Negro
PARIS tU'I’l) The French
tion, slashed Id per cent from re
npped open by the impact of Its
‘
'
rhildtrn to enter the school.
quests of the Junior Chamber ot
crash betwsen two locomotives in f '
* * * ' un,lfr *lr,,n*
In St Petersburg. Fla., Ihe City
------ —-*
—.si«_
lodsy to outlaw the
Commerce and tha city's advertis
' 6 front
and*------two plummeting
eoaeh pressure
Communist Party.
Council permanently closed on* of
ing budget and eliminated the an
es that followed it Into Ihe wat
LITTLE ROCK. Ark (UPI) _ nual harheeue for city employes,
Its white beaches where Negroes
Interior Minister Emile Pelleti
er.
The Juatlre Department fallral to* estimated to coil tl^OO.
er hlntrd at a move to ban the
GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Thr appealed nn two occasions, and
Car Htlll Under
pit-pars d t« dlvrtl money ear- dar to make any ntsive to break
largest Red party In W e s t e r n
Thr liu.ooo budgeted for street
first
n
r
gr*v
to
entrr
an
all-white
Still to be raised was the third Europe after the unsuccessful at WASHING THE CLOCK itl First and Turk thin morning
Ihe Integiation Impasse aid a resurfacing for ihe next flvexl
Florida sehool began his second tnarkesl for improvement, at an
e a r which plunged off the hrldgr. tempt on the life of Information
all Negro beach to Itv one remain l' S district judge said the prni- year was cut in half.
I t had hung half In and half out Minister Jacques Souatell# by Al were these three initiates from S.N.A.S, The men are pay day of rrgistraliott without inei- ing white beach.
pe.-t* for Immediate federal ac
After an llem-by-ltem Study of
drnt
ts-siay.
and
Univrrslty
of
Flo.
ing
the
penalty
for
making
chief
petty
officer.
Part
of
the
o f the water long enough for gerian terrorists Monday.
tion a.e so dim he ll leaving cuts proposed hy Knowlea Hit
rida
officials
pirdlctrd
hit
perfun wus an arrest by Sanford |M>lice, landing the men in
many of Its occupants to climb
Little
Rock.
Pelletier accused the Commu
r mmission rrlnatitrd money to
to safety, but a numtwr of Us nists of aiding thr Algnian na jail. I.oft to right. Joseph E . Rook AIJC, is. A. (*ivr|»eiiter, ten » woiilil iw accepted “utlli
*- There Is no emergency down hire a policeman, buy a motor
common
sense
amt
g....I
taste."
Monday morning parsengeri were
AM*'. John L. tinlloway, ATC.
(Photo lay Bergstrom)
hero," Judge John E Mlllrr sold. scooter |..r the police department
tionalist movement and charged
George Henry Starke Jr. of
believed entombed In It.
• We will Ju»t have to let nature
the Communist newspaper Hum*
and provide training for polic*
Orlando,
a
27-year-sdd
Air
Force
9
Thirteen bodies were found In anlte and the morning newspaper
take ita course.
and firemen
veteran, signed up as a freshman
the renter ear when It was raised Liberation were guilty of "eoUtt"I think haste sometimes cre
law atudrnt Monday, Mott white
Commissioners ware atl*mptln|
at 12:10 a. m. today.
*
ates move trouble than It rome*
slsin" with tin* nationalist* who
]-•!!•> *its paid liltle attention lo
lo eul to f h 'J W Iran* the t-idg*t| * '&*
ihrs.
That’s
Just
my
own
country
want independence from France.
Two l.isl* were *nbniittril by
whl. h Would have resulted in •
hit*.
blra "
Richtwlng political leaders pre
revised taidgrt alwut 170.000 last
School state official* and Negro Fl'.risla appraisal rompnnir* to
Judge
Miller,
who
hamlrsi
down
j
____
pared to renew demand* tfle
icadeil Wat,-Ind clotrly, however, day foe the tra*s*ssment of all
than (he city had for thla fiscal
party, which won one • fourth ol
la* able property in Seminole thr original Lillie Rock dcsegre- year.
for
any
hint
of
racial
distui
Nance
CAPE CANAVKR \L. Fla. (UPI I
Pie Vanguard, be.irln* a 2(1 Inrh
ihe viitcs In Ihe last parllnmcn'
The tax Increase is estimated
County. Dowling Apprnltal l'n,, gallon older three sear* ago. said
Apparently the-e »** none.
t,f -----* about
* - —
ary election In
be outlawed — Tho Navy eountid to arm un aitlfU-lal satellite that might te
III lolrnlon, gave an eatlninte of hr it leaving shortly for hi* home to
provide
tMi.nno more an
D
r
J.
Wayne
Reiti,
unlvsitnv
Death Toll Rises
The attack on Fousts-lie and new lls irnipgiiirortitul \ angiurd to- eoluttuiiUs- weather fotria tine if pirsident, said lie was csitivlnisd i.'.i.Mhi for tlis* prelect llunnisutt al Fort Smith.
nually
In
thr
city. Thi* amount,
TOKYO (UP!) — The sleeping violence that rvplodcd during the day and flames ipoitrd from the it r mld get Into orbit, slid nut apGuv.
Orvai
E.
Faubus.
who
u
r
however, will lie aufflcient («
that Stalks- I* a "aerioua ittitidrd and A*socla|rt, St, Frtrrstiurg,
sick nets epidemic sweeping the
dt-rril Little Rock's fmir sc h o o ls1
•ubmlltesi a bid for ftii.poil.
night were part of s terror ram rocket for a few- -rcutid*. Rut it prat to I- ilamnKed.
student
in
te
iistid
in
obtaining
■
meet
only ‘The haroat rsaentlala
t # Republic of Korea and J a p in pslgn by thr Algrriant to defeat never left Ihe ground and minutes
At (list the navy announced It
Itrpr* •s-nlatl*rs of Iwslh (poke cluseit Monday, apparently had ol operation." officials aald. Tha
claimed 31 more victims today- P r e m i e r Charles dr Gaulle'* later thr launching was fulled off. Would pill thr countdown balk legal education
nothin,
immediate
In
mind,
Iefui*
the
Ibsaid
of
County
Com*
more than U«t.(H)0 eut from tha
"We are sure the student l-dy
raising tbe UDOffictil death loll to
and try again, bill IN minutes ial*
misslonrr* follow mg the reading either.
slrs.ng • man constitution in the . ...
_
.
budget last night, all of which waa
• r it wa* announrsd tbc attempt ami f*ruit) will handle th* nu tte r of rttlinati-s. A map tild for the
Tlie s.-hool* entered thrir secSept i t referendum. It makes no O O l d l i n G i d C W C
needed, will rrault in fewer aerwith rolttinu'* s r n t r ansi good
Imd
i-sen
-.cribbed.'
Cuunty
wa* luai
placs-d before °-n^ ° ^ Ifutieiriatsirlal closure
...
------- 1 -also
■
o»provision for Algerian Indrpend
vicri, fotnmiaiionrrt *alJ.
There was tin explanation of thr l .*t* We a ir t...| esp. cling an* ||,„ | . ^ r,| ,,r | )uW|,n|f
with cumplelr * isirr today.
Expenditure Drops
Knowlea warned Ihe commitA,roidmg to Imth
first time thr Vanguaitl ha* tailed utitowarrl incidents Our students I
There
were
even
fewer
students
... rout ponies,
It, 4lu
•hie,,
s lut undfntxr.rl
se*«#ta*»a• »
*thrir
la»•i >
WASHINGTON ( U P h - T h e gov
The attark on Soustelle and new
.. u .m v r .T n V
— Die to gi t off the ground since thr n*ir„ m
lion that balancing Ihe budget by
rv 4b<!
nil piu|n-rtie* In the rn u n l) will around than Monday. Iwraiue thr
* ' S,,IN' iTt N V " ’,
ernm ent spent ll.072.WUt.lS2 to constitution will permit the gov
rutting th* 191.000 from requrtta
spertaeular blowup of VxnguarJ |( l| o stbl.lt!* *
ie vlsltrsl. Industrial or business srliuol hoard banner! all rataadml i - ration «',«>•
,
support farm prlcei in fiscal 1934, rrnm rnt to outlaw their partv.
, would be "over and br>*>nd a safn
State sifflClals arse tnl Maikr's proper tie* Will hive Ihulr ircord*
1 on Dei tl There did not ap.
curricular
acUvIllr.,
auch
a*
f.o>tpo|n,
. - Surh ttducUoni wouUJ
Soustelle. an advocate of stiff
‘I?. *f..
- •
about a quarter of a billion dol
llrrnatd Goldfinr for contempt of pear to tie any dam age to thr rrgistraliofi calmly, Ni-grn Iradriv • vnmin«sl to determine income Kill, band practice and pep aquad „,Can that each departm ent would
lars less than In the preceding rrpietsivr measures against thr Congtri* In the next few- weeks, t2'f<n t rocket.
hailed it a* a algo thvt Florida from property,
, meetings, until Ihe eluturr prob- • *--•a year, tha Agriculture Department Algerian rebel* when hr was gov it was disclosed today,
liavr to operate on lrs* money
Today'a achcdulcil firing wav can bypass tlis- lurtimil and strllr
The Commissioners will exam- Irm il solved
ernor
*
general,
was
eut
on
the
reported Monday.
than it had thla year, he added.
A spokeaman for the IT. 5 believed a last-chance effort for that integration has rncountrresl inu th* bids ansi meet tn special
Two white boy a or*l»rrd Johnny
face hy flying glass when Al
Knowlea tald hi* original bud
session Tuesday, Sept 2,1.
Vanguard, which ha* l>nn in other Southern *tatcs.
Gray, 13, and hi* lister Mary, 1],
gerian gunmen opened fir# on hit attorncy't office here tnld United j
get had been auhmiltrd on “n rrd t
i
tsfui
only
nnrr
in
six
launrh
F.vtn
one
of
the
stair's
most
In
other
UiGnrus,
the
commitPteaA
International
he
expects
General On Tour
w!,o are Negroet, to get off Ihe
llnwniti'f In slowntown Farit,
segrrgathoilsts,
K u vuMirri unanlftiuiuly en I >r>i-sl the sidewalk near Central High Sc hoi and plans" and that he thought
PAKIS (UP! i— ticn. Alfred M. Two of the attackers Were caught the r-.ntcmpt rlla’ion voted by tng it let. live Navy ha* plans for oulsp ken
-g.**
*
Klux
Klan
leader
Hill
IlinJiix
ol
tiling
lise
mute
Vangu.ml*
in
thr
-------ii
.ute
to
tie
tutneil
over
to
1,1011111011 s<( lli* Tamiamt Hit* today, Johnny chased Ihe white hi* proposal last night (revised
Gruenlher, president of Ihe Amer* after oner n ' them shot and killI - - budget With >74,000 in proposed
lies>phy*lial
Year Utdsmar, Said Inls-grallun al the l ine* to r»UiMi*h s ho* terminal la>y* off with Id* fist*.
lean Red Cross and former, su id a passerby. One of tha .Algrr a grsnd Jury "within a matter Inti national
program, hut Informed a-nirres college level “l* not as bad as In Sanford. Resident* from Par
preme Allied
com m ander' of Ians and four passerby wire of several weeks,"
The Gray children were on ruts and * note that the commlipressure Is integration In public schools."
adise Point appeared before th* their way to a Junior high achol. *lon must reduce it by |t«000
The gtand Jury would then dr said congressional
NATO forces, arrives here today wounded In tha gunplay.
1-aril to request road repair* un The white hoy* said they were more) •'!» lousy because we'r®
tide whether to Indirt Goldfinr, mounting against the to,k it.
on an Inspection tour of Red
rutting t«o much front program*
Inside the new Vanguard1* nose
llalmy llraih Drive,
yift • giving friend of Presidential
Cr»ss Installations In Europe.
from a junior high
ami p r o g r e s s we need."
To Meet Tonight
Assistant Sherman Adam* An In was a 211 • pound artificial moon
Members of the Farm H uieauanJ diriment would be follownl hy a that might revolutionize
* Film Trade Talked
their families will maet at 7 o'clock Inal. If convicted. Gnldfin* I*
11 r o u tr{
MOSCOW ( U P I )— Eric John tonight for a covered dish atsprer Rahie to a year in Jail and a
■ton. head of tha U.S. Motion Pie In til* vocational agriculture hulld- »l
Apparently the on y trrogularily
lure .Association, meets today with ing at Seminole High School
Tbe S< tuirtnle Monsters (Tub is
Goldfinr was riled for contempt , 1 w 'wunchliig rfi ,rt « a i the
officials ol tbe Ministry of Cul
Speaker will h* Uharle. d u l l , of Congrrsv for tefusing to an
of ' he
'«»» sponsoring a Mg pep rally bmlght
ture on the eichange of filma un- m«n. County fofMttr. l i t wit! <!>•*
22 f|nr6tiott« about hU fin^n ,,r* r 1‘.r
ti,e r'* kri 1,1 at (hr staibum tu kbk off Ihe tSYtl
WARSAW fUPI) - Thr Unite!
der the Sovlet-Amerlcan cultural r u n th# ••rviert of hU offlr# Ail rial df#Hn*t pond hr the llou«« 11
W'luW u ,2 Kr,,a,
1,1 fnothall sesaon.
Stale* and Communist China taagreement.
mem ter* and Interested parties are ! Influcnre • inveitigaling «ul>eom
'e a tn n g cut when flames and
TTie evrnl Is srlirdulrd lo grt un
, slay considered rach other’* “ tubD e sp ite th
Invited to attend.
I mlttre.
I smoke »|ieWrd from the la ",
two-mill t»« In- amt It I* time that the taspayer *t*ntlve" proposali for peace In
de-wav at * Cssarh Jim I’igotf
If the new satellite rtrtll i I-C will InlriHluce thr varsity (quail i re a -e t o t rr l U *t night
die tralixrs that rueta to the city the F->rmo»» Strait.
•
To Honor Medaris
City CmnmtssJ in, tha ate iiicteaiirtg juat the same os
hurtnl Into (illdt, It W','iUI le- 10 Hie public for Ihe first tlnn
*
t S Ambassador Jacob Beam
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. <UPI>year to the homeowner and bu,lnc»* and Red C h i n e l r Ambassador
fume th* first American m-mit then he will send hit r h s t g r t loirlgrt for the nrvt
* MaJ. Gen. John B. Medaris, com
“l*
*u
low
that
wr
can’t
*ay
»|istivat could l>e seen by a l-ackyatd through various drills Thr first
man.”
Wang Ping-nan met Monday for
mander of Um Arm y Ordnance
star • watcher, Thr Navy said anti is-rnnd unit* will play a 13 rlflcally wltal the city can do,"
Commissioners agreed that a
Missile Command at Redstone-.Ar
the third *tage nf the Vanguard, minute acrlmmagc gamr This w!!t City Manager Warren tlV tri ta t increase was the only m ea ns nearly (hire hours lo trade term*
lerval. In Huntsville, Ala . will be
for attrnrlng gun* on the Com
which would fullna the satellite give Ihe public Ihe first look al hnuvsie* said.
of l-alaneing the budget, but munist mainland and on National*
honored at the State Fair here
Into orbit, would b>*A Ilk* a dirn football this season
In
pleading
against
rllmins
point*-,! out that such an Increase l«P • held Quemoy.
Oct. 1.
star and “might hr obtriv**) with
......... work
. v m m ha III-hip oil tbe
The hand, pep rlub ami cheer lion srf many projet*, Knowle- "would
Although II was thrir first meet
gosrd pair of binoculars."
leaders will be on hand lo ,cad natsl: "Improvement* ro*t mon -ame people who now -are carry ing. the ambassadors got down to
N ew Ambassador
ey.
If
the
people
don’t
went
to
ing the tax load." Commission
11 e tin.lent h >s|i in rhrert in iit -vor
UNITED NATIONS. N Y. (UPI) U i g u r
|h»y, w# can’t give them what er* slid the two-milt Inere*** business Immedlatsty and msdt
BELGRADE (UPI) - President —Th* Soviet Union launched a deof ihe Seminole*
It. 8. Uonflslenl
"substantive" proposals, a high
they
want.
We
can
give
them
on
Tito Monday nominated JT-year- trrmlr.ed campaign tosiay In *<-at
wa* not sufficient, but were un Western source aald. They will
The Uuostei* flub wilt have
“ The unrealistic potllbin of ihe
ly
the
nrairst
thing
to
what
they
i
witling
old Marko Nikeiir, now ambassa Communist China in the I3lh U N I S, government, which still eon
to
make
tbe
iiu-rea**
mrmt.ershlp cit ls on sale al th*
meet again Thursday.
4 dor to Ciechoalovakla. as Y'ugo
gate
T m i i l r t Petr Schtrard want with thr money we have | larger.
General Assembly araaion opening ti ua > to prvfrr tu turn a bill d
-------- _.
.
Their task was not to achieve *
A rs-prosentative
of the
Mat*
a!av ambassador to tit* United
available.
A
dollar
will
stretch
Commissioner
Fait
Higginliothis afternoon. It hinted strongly ey* to the real silualt'-n In Chi i s Service Office nf th* ) rlda f>e. irgt* everyone who ha in t Joined
final aolutloii lo thr problem of
S'aWa.
yu*t *•> far."
Ihain termed present budget bai
It would bring up the Q-zemoy j prevtot* Ihe member vtatc* of the parlmrnt of Veteren- Vflsb* will | Ihe e’ub, lo dv ao
lie said that 5anfnH busiaeis- | anting “a rra iy method of finan- the two Chlnaa hut to splk* th*
I h e rally I* frtc and the ptthllr
trial* at well.
if.N. from adopting the only ear- be in Sanford Thursday
men “are tarrying th# load while ring where you borrow tomorrow's guns which threatened to act th*
Exchange Planned
The official Commur lal party | reel 4dutl<*p." Itvextla said.
The consultant will dt-cu-s mat- .. In vised lo ittrnd. Tire 1934 kel homeowner* sic getting a fr-e money to pay yesterday's debt." entire F ar East ahlase.
utidrr h«»t*
way I.yman
Frttlav
WASHINGTON (U P I) - The organ Pravad and the Soviet govRoth Wang — who attended 73
Pravda took the identical line '■*'* concerning fedrta! or state son vill
whengrtSanford
rnlr." The “ free ride" a* lie
The Csmilnltslon
most previous meetings on Chines* •
Slat* Department aaya tha United ertimrnl organ liveitla
today 1and th'-n hlntsd Ihe rnltre quc» : Iwneftls lo veterans, Ut*ir d.|w td........ •
termisl It, was txplaited thu-ly
High.
ed with the ativet m u r - American problem* In Geneva—
State* and Ruaala will exchange printed twin demands the United 1lion of the Formosa crisis would i*nl* nr survivors.
A tIO.uotJ home in Sanford is ion.cm
fscing program emlangered
by ti and
.m l Ream
n» • ~ appeared
*
J calm
—•— and
—a
ngere-l by
maksr axhiblta of aelantifle, tech Nation* "expel th# p n 111 i cal be I :)» led into the assembly
Karlyl# Householder. Seminole
taxes! I* fa) under the muniripal budget ruts. Higginbotham
__
ilhsm
an
I
,
,iighlly
cheerful
when
they
laft
nical and euttural accomplish eorpac" of Nationalist China and meellrft
County Scrslce officer, hs* srrai.g- Class Cancelled
prsiperty tns law. The city re- Mayor Merle Warner said "we're ) th*-»■’- ” *'**■
ment* in New York and Moscow seat Red China, Motcow dts
"Althdugh the ptellminary agen t d for Ihe visit. Appolnt-nrnu ? >r
-rv.
i - „ scheduled
. i.,i i tto- I' reive*
only
tax. just kidsling ourselves when we Ihe ronferenre table. Neither wu
Ihe ceramics el***
.
, / t i l , 40 of , this
,,
patches reported.
| , i t t i ysar.
da of tht assembly sloe* not dial consultation may he mad.- by call- night
willing
to
give
out any details.
,
,
.
.
.
__
,,
.
*
lut
provide*
poire
ami
firepro___
_______
_
,____
_
at th# recroatlon cents r t>a« .
talk alwiut eliminating that proTh* Soviet* might bring up the with lli» problem ol the ptovoezv
trrtiou,
- tirst-,*' trrrratfon,
park
been
sancellesl.
I
l*-*n
will
he
In*
d
.
...
'
giam;
it
will
cost
Us
twice
a*
Ing
tlie
servile
officer's
la*o'flee.
......
.
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•
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■
>
"
""•«
|
|!uhla.
sosi,
library
and
question even befvrt th* election live activities of the American
Interviews will l># held from 2 to Wednesday ami Thursday of this ____ _.*— i.
■
much (<• repair them (the streets) Deposited In Jail
of a m w assembly president Is militarist* In tha region of the 4:30 p. m.
week only from 7:.H) to 10;.10 p ,n. many other city servlets.
if wr let them go for another
PUTNAM, Co m . — (UPI) - settled. Th* tens* Middle East sit Taiwan 'Formosa) Strait, the a t
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. —(UPI)
Knowlea blamed the Florida ytar."
Whs a mathania
Hector Cot# uation w u reflected In a presi
—A few minutes after Mrs. Mabel
.
, _
. .
|
Max -Uucture which allow* a
tention i'f all participants sif thr Candy Shop Bandit
Rwereation department expen llajeck of th# Middletown Having*
pointed aut to a woman motorist dential Ce n t r a t between Dr.
•I list T o l l l l laUCK
lUjiiMi homestead exemiillon. II* ditures
will, undoubtedly be rivltcd
haie increased by 100
that th# raasoa liar car wasn't Charles Malik, tbe pro American, session
NEW YORK 4UP1» —A rob
to this vital problem."
RUTLAND. VT — (UPI) - Af add.d: “T h e n Isn't * thing 3»n- l**r rent, commtssionerx said. Hank finished reading a nutlet
ber stole IDil Tt from the cash |»e s « r p » » |- ! ing X J i! f Kin I tun! s a i l do auuut ll."
working properly was hecaut# t h e , tame-duck
________
___
_______
to bw on th# lookout for Joh«
foreign
minister o ’ American d#!*sal#«
-cr.fl
1 hi* was given a* one of the Giron, an accused bad-sneak ar
a»*>**•
wa* ptiilad aii use way
aut.
Lebanon,* and -Mahammed
__9
__ „ 1-----------. —• . i. sium nmvixru
Ahmed dent they cotyld muster thr neces segseier and sa! • of a Times n -nent, Jo# )>-rni#r deeldsd to] He said Dial the City of Ran. K . __* II .A taiPUL w .»
*
— ‘
major reasi n* for the threatened tist, i« walked Olson asking U
Jv* replied, "Oh. I thought that Makgoub, foreign minister of Su sary vote to defeat any Ss>virt at Square randy shop and, whit* do some extra practicing
lie -----! ford "is
only tgovernmental
. ..
.. the viis/
usriiiKi«mai (deficit, along with Ihe expected
police were rushing to the scene, promptly s.iot two i-olei-in-une
open an account
ra* to baa* M f pocketboek on." | dan, who la backed b / the Arab tempt to out! the Nationalist*.
agency that has been holding th* drop in city Income a t
walked into aqothtr cvndy shop
Mr*, tlajek had another work
on lb« same c'ty.
j lax Rile for the part several year* | Iu.IKHI,
er ta ll police, who arrested h i* .
1 '»
f
»
Demands Increase
For Outlawing Of
Communist Party
Florida Expecting
No Trouble Due To
Negro's Admission
Vanguard Spews,
Refuses To Rise
News Briefs
*"£•-
Russia Starts Campaign
To Seat Red China Again
Service Officer
To Visit Sanford
V
2 Bids Submitted
For Reassessment
U. S. Prosecution
Pep Rally Tonight
.esthcr At Grid Stadium;
Scrimmage Slated
Very Good Reason
Impasse Continues
At Lillie Rock As
Judge Leaves Town
City Services Uncertain U.S., China See
'Peace' Proposal*
After Budget Reductions
�SB
-M.
*
Conning The News
Editorials
President Stressed
Talks, Not Shooting
- Thr ni'int hopeful «g|wrl «>f Pnoldcnt Klaenhowrr’a
jlpecch to the nation about the F ar Kail crisis was the
•tress he placed on talks that may load to n peaceful solu
tion. This |xirtlon of his addrewit was in litis- v.ilh a wldeaprriwl public feelintr thRt every poatllde avenue, abort of
appeasement. should Iw explored In an effort to k e e p the
bombardment of Quentoy from expanding into a conflict betwt*cn I ho United StAtr.i nnd ( orumunifit Chinn.
The President's talk was a sober annlysis of « situation
which, though it is as he said "by no means desjwrate or
la.rv less." has utniril tho United State* closer to the brink
oT war than at any time since. 1050. His remarks were ex
pository nnd jHTSUasive; there was no attem pt at oratory
of the sort that s e e k s to stampede listener* in to acceptance
„f ,, position nyainst their better Judgment. That is «ond.
The address would have been even more s a t i s f a c t o r y ,
however, had the chief e x e c u t i v e said more t o clarify t h o
question of how far the Communist rhlneee ran g o without
provoking U. S. military counter-action. The President sai l
littio to ease the fear that failure to restrain ( hlnng KniJihek sufficiently tony get m Into a shooting war against
our will.
,
, , . »
If Red China's ahelling of Quemoy does indeed foreshadow an attempt to gain control of the Western Pacific,
u lu country m u lt,U n J Arm. But lh . I..»t hup. Hr. In tha
*4minl.trntlon,i> avowed Itcllpf "tlm t diplomat) cun wnl
should find a way out."
Ail* Control Needed
The pilot on the first American jet airliner flight across
the Atlantic tho other day said th at It w»s rothor n
flight. Tho average speed was n mere R25 mites per hour,
though the plane did hit 010 a t times.
The flight was slow — at an average of 525 milos per
hour! Not very long ago, an airliner cruising speed of 400
was considered very fast. And not many years hence,
chances are, passenger craft will fly faster than tho speed
o t eound.
This, coupled with the fset th at planes also aro increas
ing In number as their speed rises, points up the need for
much Iletter air traffic control. Tho need w*s underscored,
olso, when the Civil Aeronautics Hoard and the Civil Aero
nautics Administration got into • public argument about
who was to blamo for the collision of two planes that killed
47 persons near lain Vega* last April.
The need for n greatly improved system of control Is
apparent. Tho dispute between two government ngendes
hints at the divided responsibility Hint has prevented tho
best uao of our present system. Rut tills discussion can end
on a positive rote. Congress has authorized creation of a
federal agency which will be re,s|ion.xiblo for over-all rcgulatlon «f air traffic. The sooner il becomes functional, the
better.
Unload That Rifle
Washington See-Saw
POLITICAL BOOMERANG - Herlong mtt working for Claude hyhred of the familiar new deal
Walrh this one bounce hick In
the face o f the fellnw who threw
It. We are talking about one of
the odder! bits of campaign
smearing that h ai ever come to
our attention—and u s have seen
some weird political itevlrca in
our day. Two weeks ago, in the
final editions of the weekly pa
pers before the Democratic pri
mary, an advertisement appeared
that was headed "Herlong For
Pepper." It was eigned in romo ol
the editions by ". . .Friends of
Wllllim C. (Bill) Coleman, Jr.
In this
•dvsrliiem snt,
the
"friends' of Herlong'e Republican opponent tried to paint the
Congressman with tho ta r brush
of Claude Pepper. The "friends"
set out to prove that Herlong and
Pepper always thought alike—and
drew the conclusion that Kyd Herlong was naturally hacking Claude
in his comeback try.
To anyone who knows anything
about tha political rslattnr.ihip be
tween Claude Pepper and Kyd Herlong, this advertisement provnkrd
tho loudest and longest sort <>f
hilarious laughter. It would he
more resionabln to expert Sena
tor McClellan tn hack Jimmy Hof
fs for President than to see Kyd
Diligent senrrti can turn up a mornl in almost any news
atory. No search at all is needed to find the moral In the
recent item about threo North Dakota boys nnd an "un
loaded" rifle.
Two small Imys were riding together on n bicycle, on
their way to a movie. Another boy, a Ifi-year-old who dream
ed of hunting antelope with bis new rifle, was sighting tho
gun on Uib doorknob of a building across tho street from his
homo, lie squeezed the trigger slowly, as he had been
taught to do.
• Rut ho had forgotten something else ho had lieen tuught.
lie had neglected to unload tho rifle. Instead of tho expected
dick, there was tho upiuillingly loud crack of a shot. At that
very’ moment tho two lads on tho bicycle passed by. The bul
let killed one boy and wounded tho other,
Tho mornl, ns noted nisi' '’, is plain. No gun is moro BAD KHF.l7.NAm. GERMANY
dangerous than tho "unloaded" gun. It Is a moral whoso Im (AIITNC)Army 1st 13 William It.
plications cannot bo c-acniw.-d at any lime, a moral that should Brinson J r . Zl, whose father
strike homo sharply as the fall hunting season near*.
ltvsa at 1422 Park Avs., Sanford,
News Of Men
In Service
D A ILY
CRO SSW O RD
ACROSS
I . Rccnt pottos
to w n )
& Strike
U, Moth
SO. BubUa
rmsiulton
I t . lleUmits
12. Insects
I t Viper
M.R upp-**
30. Tellurium
tsym.)
ST. H■•pairs
■ lines
«0. Fabuloce
Mrd
91 . Masting
t l County
<Knr>
t x t.UmUrtt
30. Feign
27. M-wtcal
dramas
ta rn w
measures
K1. likeness
22. Jewish
rnnrth
t lU U la g M
31. Cota (Jep.)
S3. TU•wearing
Stick
3T.Mid.lls
(Uw)
Sft.Hrrb
s a w t tn r.)
4L Monk’s carl
4 i Masses
DOWN
S. Tended n
Invalid
RBoldtenf
caavss bags
■
t: arv;.i MtlMfT
i:o:-j>t s JM 1 .
3. A people of IS. Rtars
mu : ;i > '* j y t %
Liberia
IB, Meadow DM:
i:r.)K -i ; il
4. Demand, as 20 . Tray-IS111 -] :i n i; *
•rssd ISf-l Ilf
riyrwat
IMI.' t Kj.lk’i
It. Wise mta
again
u iu ia t- iiia - if i
& Itrvothing
27. Cermets UNDT <1;- n (
ii:->7i :r.-j ■ n o an
organ
canal
tiincii’i '*):< a
T. Oeutctla.
SLKracrt rjfl
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tlon
23, Terror 5JJH1W3J 17111:1! IM
20, Waylay BOB11 1JO-1 1
& American
w.w. n
31 Depu.
sj*
general
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T••WtJsr’s Satwee
I t . And ent
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3 i Utah's aUts 34. Otrfs
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112.50
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et *1. !*..« (lift
■ >>•*•. H « IS s , s s iH ike tel . 1 l e s t i r i s ' s l Mareh a. leys.
. seal* la a MCMfcer #1 ike la lie S rreee nkltk u e allllM esrlasI? ■'«« Ik* s ir far rspaklleaIlea a l all tke le al ■ ,„• trials* la Itls
feelr
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_____________ S i t *
J
S t e f a s
t i t VSaalh*
By MARIAN R. JONES
a short speech of welcome and
On* of the largest aflairt of Introduced the member* of the
the season was given Friday even faculty present.
ing. A »upp*r honoring tho facul The teacher* were presented
ties of tho Oviedo High School gift* by Mr*. James E. Brook
and Elementary School and their shire hospitality chairman of the
wives o r huibandi.
I’-TA.
The city hall was decorated for
Mis* Elena Ttihy** name was
the occasion by Mra. Jam es E. omittrl hy error from the list
Brookshire, hospitality chairman. of students returning to the Uni
Fail leave* and flower* were uird versity of Florida as a Sophomore
throughout the spacious room of this year. SIDs Tuhv -was valdlcthe Memorial building.
tor:an of her gratuation class al
Tenth, eleventh and twelfth Oviedo High School. She attend*!
grade mother* ware busily en summer school at the University
gaged with tha food in the kit- of F'lorida.
rhrn, under lha supervision of
Hob Ragsdale, who was expect
Mr*. Jack T. Bryant, chairtnun of
tha room mother* and twalfth ed home Saturday evening, phon
grade room mother; Mrs. Doug ed to say he would not be abl*
las II. Jackson, eleventh grade to make it yet.
Mrs. It. G. Smith has returned
room mother and Mr*. FI. M. Illhome after a wonderful vacation.
tiff, tenth grado room mother.
A study course will Ixs held at
Others assisting were: Mrs. J.
G. Hraslry, Mrs. Alva King, the First Baptist Church the night
Mrs Elate Flaming. Mr*. Joe L. of Sept tJ. Mr*. Joe I. Beasley
Miller. Mr*. Milton Gore. Mr*. is In charge.
The Brotherhood of the First
Vesta IVmlarvis and Miss FllixaBaptist Church met Thursday
bctil Olllff.
Tho Reverend George II. Carl nigui at the church.
ton asked the blessing at the rcquest of Mra. John Lundy, presi
dent of the Ovltdo P. T. A
A number of past presidents
were noted. Among thcae w«re
I’rofereor Paul Mtkler, Mr*. MilJERSEY CITY. N. J. ( U P D ton Gore. Mrs Dorm Ulr*y, Mr*. Two would-be safecrackers—aged
Jam** Tartin. Mrs. It W. Estes, 5 erd T — wer* rounded up hy
police Sunday at a branch post of
and Mr* J. B Jones. J r .
Mr*. Thomas Moon introduced fice where they had tried t<> crack
the entertainment group from n guvrrnitu-nt -Ironybox with the
Cooper nnd Gregory Mu*ie Com , in* of hammer* and chisels
The youngsters had smashed the
pany of Orlando,
Glen E. Nilson, organist held dial of the strongbox and ecstlh* group spelt-Hr tinrt with hi* t*red hundred* of letter* around
playing of th* Hammond Chord the post office, police said. Thr
tlrxan. Pattt Ileinahon kept them two were found by Patrolmen Pat
smiling with his n itration Follow rick Antonacrio and Anthony Jen
ing the supper the crowd gathered nings in th* post office at Harmon
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around for mere music—and It and Grand Street*.
Th* c u e w»* turned or t : to
way wonderful.
5V. II. DrSharn. principal gave Juvenile authorities.
Am Meath
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$10.00
$20.00
LIMITED QUANTITY First come, first aanad. Pay o« d*L
J. L. ALVAREZ P. O. Box 513, DsDary
Then*: North N.|9H
The job U of three years duration.
At the end of this time, commis
sioners either quietly retire to
nurse their wound* nr go on to
even more punishing political
Job*.
Should no ore file, the «ily com
mission would have lo appoint
someone to Ml the chair which
Gatchrl leave* Jan. 1. The appoin
tees would Serve until the next
November election.
It is easy lo see why there ha*
been so little enthusiasm for the
position. The city leaders hold
meetings that last for hours, fight
against taxation to keep from heIng attacked phyilralty ard are
rewarded for their ettort* by crillrUm and slanderoui remark*.
But, (there are always bull),
Sanford ha* many cev.petent m»n
who could help the Hty hy serv
ing aa s commlsioner. Those who
arc qualified should take this gol
den opportunity to rectify condltlor.a that have drawn their cri
ticism. Who wnl step forward*
Talt tales of fishermen berumg
legends when they bring home IHt
big one. Lait Friday night the
waters of Lake Adair In Alta
monte yielded up a Behemoth best
to writ* home about.
Cat Jardine caught the Itpounder on a jigger pole. Th*
best meaiured ov*r 30 Inchei, and
la a record for Cal and compan
ion. Sonny Oaakovrieg. They both
had to take the credit Gil h<v.knl
It, but Kcnnv had to help him land
il.
The two men plan lo return to
Lake Adslr. They lay Ihera’t atijl
another In the murky waters—big
encush to take tld* one for balL
Today's Marshal Far Cry
From Famed Gun-Slinger
legends are Wrong
By IA1UM CAME US
United Tfeta lnternstiopil
Thl| uiher*d tn tha era of th*
WASHINGTON (U P D -T b e fed- two yun mar-hat. Soma of th«
eral marshals mustered for school men who won* frdrrat hedges in
Integration duty at Little Rock, those day* w<--e pretty tough and
fait on the draw. But a great deat
Ark., nr* a far cry from the of hokum *h«Jt them currently il
hard-riding, run tlinginr, town bring dispensed on television.
taming lawmen depleted in TV
Diligent tr-carril by Justice
westerns.
Department historians ha* fall* f
Today'* U. S, marshal carries to unearth any record that Wyatt
a gun, hut IF* usually a smalt .31 [Earp i • er served i i a U.S. mar*
rallher rr-voiver dlJcreMly hidden | shal er even as a deputy. Hli
beneath the coat of his dark bh* brother, A'iriil Ear;-, il recorded
as a deputy in Ariiona, but allu
business auit.
sions to Wyatt In old records re
It* does a tot nf hard ridlnir— fer to him only as a sheriff or
an a v e r a g e of 20,(Kd miles a town marshal.
year—hut it’* on a train or in an
The records are similarly siirnt
automobile, escorting federal pris about Wild Bill Hlckok and Buf
oners to tne penitentiary.
falo Bill Cody, both enshrined in
One* in a rreal whit*, a mod legend a- famous U. S. marshals.
ern marshal may have to shout it Bat Malerson did serve for a
out with a bad man who resists while at a deputy US. marshal,
arrest. Rut m od of his time ts but it was in tame Newr York
spent In mundane duties—aerving City.
processes, keeping order In courtThe title of marshal technically
room*, cryinj •'oyei'* when the belong* to only 9( men, the ehieif
judge mounts th* bench, and act marshals nf each court district.
ing ni paymaster and chaperone The rest of the force consists of
for federal juries.
chief drpuUea and deputiss, whore
Officer of Court
pay rang* Is K.(90 to 15,8*0 e
However unglamorous his dally year. Drputlei ire ne( under eivl’
work hat become, the U. S. mar Service.
shal still ocrupiri a special place I Loci! marshall pick them, sub
in law enforcement. He it, in a ject to cectain standards set by
unique sense, an "officer of tha the Justice Departmenl. In gen
court." When a Judge sends him eral, these standards require •
forth to carry out an order, en physical examination, an FT)I
force an injunction, serve a w ar character check, the equivalent
rant or mak* an arrest, he govs of a rutlegc education, or prev
armed with the full majesty of ious law- enforcement experience.
federal authority.
The office of marshal ha* an
ancient and distinguished history. Food For Thought
)
It originated in Eneland. during
GRAND LEDGE, Mich. —
the era of tha Plantagrnrt kings, f t 'l 'l ) — Balances! hreakfasje
when each r o y a l court was might keep a couple out of the
staffed with a functionary known divorce court, according to • nu
as "the marshal nf the king's tritionist who lectured to Seven
hors*." HI* Job was to "summon'' th Day Adventist* here.
prlslonar* to court — usually by
-Much dissension, strife, dis
hauling them In physically.
cord ar.'i itnp.itirnrr In the hom*
Colonial America had mstilixl* c m he trared lo wrong eating
and "provost marshals'* with sim habits," said Dr. U. D. Register,
ilar duties. When the first U.S. of th- staff of th* Gollegt of Congress met In 17*9, it cnactn! Mtdiral Evangelists, Lome Linda. '
'
a statute—little rhangrd to this Calif.
day—uutherliing the appointment
of a marshal for each federal
AMPnELL’S
court district.
Alit NETS m d
In 1570, (.'unfitas gave fcrlet.il
marshal* Hie Job of trying to
IUTLDERS SUPPLY
bring sum* kind of law and order
Orlando Hy South
to the frontier territories of the
Or iedo
Sanford
West, where no state governments
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existed and where local law en
forcement was spotty. Marshals
"If lt*s good w t h a rt It
were armed with all of the (v>wavailableer* of local sheriff*.
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little we paid for our big Mercury.”
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liberal Pepper and some unrecognliable new conservative typo
thing.
People remambar. You
can't wash off the old spots, ilia
record wet showing. So, he should
have etie.J hit ground. He should
have said, ‘‘I am who I am . You
know what I have always atood
for. Send me bark to Washington
to taka up whera I left off." It
would have been better that way
He was due to die. The gallant
die bravely. JloW a ad to have gone
down trying to compromise rather
than standing firmly.
Phono
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bristswo*.
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DARLINGTON. F rzlsnd (UP1)
—Lt. Thomn* lllney, 23, drcfdc.l
lo eay f a r e w e l l to id* army
flirnds hy totting a t aidfaintil
grenade at them from the train
that was returning him to civil
ian life.
Rut lllney didn’t know about
train window*.
Whrn the train started moving
out lllney went into the men’s
room, lit a "thunderflssh" card
board grenade u*ed In war gvmes
and turned tn th* window lo throw
It out.
The window stuck.
The lieutenant panicked. II*
dropped lb* fusing bomb on the
flotr and f e d Into the corridor,
floor and fl*»d into th* corridor,
spare wrecked the wmh bath,
shattered the light* and blew (In
door off Its hinges.
A court Tursday fined the extleulenant I2S and ordered him to
pay ITS (0 damage*.
Mixture of oak, hickory. »lm, ash. awe»l gum
magnalta, pin*. r)prrsa and r*0ar
Full Cord Mraaurr, S ’long x f aid* a 4’ k ia b -l? S cubic fc*t
3 cords or saora
Triced p*r cord aawrd firtplar* length
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Joke ‘ Backfires ’
On Lieutenant
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Fla., rseently perilrlpated with lh*
Slh Infantry Division in combat
efficiency (raining lesle in Ger
many.
Lieutenant Brinson, a member of
th* division's 4th Queitermister
Company in Bad Kreuinaeh. *rrived In Europe In July DM. If#
entered the Army In W'J
A member of L*mb<t.i Chi Al
pha fralemity, the Hruirnanl attended the University of Florida.
He was fee due ted from Seminole
High School.
The lieutenant’s wife, Faye, Is
with him iu Germany.
VILSECK, GERMANY—Sergeant
First Ctasa Robert Richardson,
whoa* w-lfe, Hassle, lives at 210
S. Still St., Philadelphia, recently
completed thr track vehicle in*
<haute course at the Seventh
Army Training in YILeck, Ger
many.
Tha six-week courts Included
classroom and practical training
in engine repair, track and body
maintenance, .md pail* supply.
Sergeant Richardson is irgularly assigned se motor sergeant In
Tank Company of the 3d Armored
Cavalry Regiment in Ambarg He
entered the Army in 19V) and was
• lallur.ed .it Full I auj , \
before arriving In Europe in No
vember IMi Hi* mother, Mrs
Ida M. Golden, live* in Osteen.
Fla.
Pepper.
Apparently, lha ’•frlandv" were
following the old adage that the
"outs" must attack the ,,lns.” But
they seemed to forget another old
political truism. "Don't us* the
t i l brush iinlna you ran make the
tar slick." And tn this ease, their
efforts were put plain laughable.
We hesitate to put Into writing
all that we think of the ’’frlendi.''
We might venture the opinion that
the person responsible for this ad
vertisement is not the brightest
political strategist we have ever
heard of. Also, that if this is
the caliber opponent that Herlong
will have In the November tiertint,, here it a chance to pirk up
an easy dotlar or two—if yon ran
find onyone who la foolish enough
to bet against Herlong.
POST MORTEM — Polities Is
like a murder sometimes. When a
fellow la dead he Is dead; »And
Iteforr they lurry the body, folks
c i th e r around and try to figure
out what killed him, Sometimes
the experts scree and sometime*
they don't Hie only thing they
are sure of Is that their subjects
la dead.
Right now, all over Florida, the
expert! are trying to explain why
and how Claude Pepper got treat,
A* would be expcrlrd, Claude
himself is bleating about bis de
feat and elatmln^ that segrega
tion slid it- We Jon** pretend lu
pose a i an expert, but we would
like to add our say to the rest.
As we said last January, we
don’t think there Is anyone in
Florida at the moment who could
possibly have heat Senator Hnlland. If* h i t done too good a
Job for Florid* and he has been
sure that the people twirk home
have heard atxvut It.
Even though Pepper could n«t
have won, we do think he might
have done bettar to have run is
•'Claude Pepper1' and not at a
tty Virainla ('nan.
Herald Miff Writer
The fall aetiviliy program Is
falling Into place. Soon Sanford
will experience the usual winter
juggling of dalr* and limes. Last
year the Chamber of Commerce
Inaugurated an unaucceaiful (be
cause ns on* took advantage of
It) service. Leaden scheduling
meetings, public iffa'r* and othrr
affair* could call Camle Bruce
*nd have tHeir plans put on the
books. This could have avoided
tne clash of programs. Unfortu
nately, very few used the serv
ice.
The Chamber of Commerce
clearing house for public affairs
{anything to which th* public is
Invited i. still is in existence. The
Chamber la wilting, but doesn't
have time to promote the deat.
Co-operation on the part of com
mittees making their p'ana now
would be appreciated.
Those men of tho Mayfetr Goli
Association are kttktng off an
other year of golf and fun on
Saturday.
A tournament nf events 1* sche
duled for 1 p. m. The afternoon
starts with a nine-hole point sys
tem team match Thla completed,
spectator* will be treated to a
driving contest, putting competi
tion and attempts at a hole in
one. A barbecue wilt follow, free
to members and wives. At this
time, n*w officers will be install
ed. Chris Overstedt will take nvrr
the gavel from John Ivey. Other
offlcrrt Ineltide Hugh Grier, Dave
Cunning and George Nicely.
Dancing and amertil.imcnl wind
up tho day. Reaervitioni may be
made by calling Helen Andrew at
tire Country Club.
I j k e Mary Hoy Scouts throw a
shindig Saturday night at 9 in the
Roy Scout park. Indian dances,
drama and comedy will give the
boys a chance to demonstrate thr
rrsults of a busy summer, mak
ing coatumea and learning the
ways of tho red man.
It may happen this year. The
seat left vacant by David Gatchct
on the Sanford City Cnmralsalon
could go empty. No one has filed
for election with the city clerk
for this position.
The qualifirationa are fairly
almple. To be eligible one must
he a resident of the stale for a
year, the city for * month|; over
21 In age, strong of constitution
and able to say "no,”
Applicants may (lie with the
city clerk until midnight, Oct. 15.
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E l l u M h A<1iby,
Human'* Editor
Thonr FA M i l l
Hospital Auxiliary
Plans Card Party ,
Boat A nd Ski
Club Enjoys
Recent Cruise
Skillet Supper Has
Japanese Origin
The Sanford Boat and Ski Ctuh
tradrred m Winter Haven and
rrulard through the Chun ef
Lake* Sunday. On arrival the
club v»t» pleated and turpriied to
fmd a welcoming committee on
hind ftom the Winter Haven Boat
and Ski Club with hm colfre and
doughnulJ. The lOmmitiee wa*
eompmed of Mt and Mi* Haxenbein icruiie m a 'teri. Mr and Mr*.
Charlea Goahorn, Mr. J R Vi
ricracm and Mr. Honatd (tcr*‘>c '
After refreifvmenta, Le.-ft taylor. temporary cruiie m u t e r in
the abience of Joe Nleholn. ted
tne ciu!«e directly Is Like lltoiie
where the In at* anchored ami
watched the Cypie** Maiden* ski
Show. On cempietion of the »ho"
the boat* rea*»emhled arid *• iri.rd
the er-ji*e through tcvcrrl of tho
lake* that form the Chain ol
Lake*. The Ijke* are connected
by channels.
A picnic lunch * » enjoyed by
the member* at the faeilitle* of
the Winter Haven Club area, on
I-ake Cannon
Thote making the rrulje werevice
eomttrodorc.
Dirk
llart.
cruiio chairman, Tom Atkcw am)
wife Meriam, Frank and Ijui
Woodruff and »on Tr*. Mr. am)
Mrr 3!a\ Farney and guc»t Carolyn Baugh. Mr, and M n C H,
Powell, Peggy and John Rutiell,
Edna and Verna McGilll*. Jim
and Norma Young and daughter
Donna and c u n t Ml** Linda Wil
liam*, Mr. and Mr* R. L. Har
vey and daughter Rrelrn Roy,
Lurky Payne and Leon Taylor.
Neat e ent will he a erulie to
Ponce DeLeon Spring* with m-m.
btrt of the Winter Haven club
a* gurttf.
n » n » f„r * rink Jady card pur (.anaita or »amba may be on
ly .wore r r t t
(llicu-tcl joyed in ; litre between i tn d
on Frida; mnrr.tn; when n cum > p. in in the afternoon and from
nult*e of
- ir >'e '-lent, rial Ho* 1 p m
ur.lll midnight. A prirr
piial Auxilary n u m V n niri at "til be
to the high pljy.
Ih# home of Mi* J. M. Tully J r . er at emefi table and refrcihmenii
r A ' f j r . mi! prajc
rhaJrman. will ji- «.-iied bullet atyle. A door
.trd c
t’-e 'ead -. Ip ot Mr» pi ire util ho given.
W. II F- jilt and Mtt Tully. cuReservation* can be made with
chairmen far the fall part), the app.ilnted
perron* at variau*
yroup formulated plat;* for prirr*. 1 tnt* in the county and Di-Bary.
refre ahmert* nnd raid play to Reservation* »ill
be limited.
make the event a cnmple'e «uc- Tbo*e deiiring to attend are urg
' d to make their piar* earijr.
CM*.
T ie Civic Center " ill be the I’ certl- f .m the party will he
artltng fr>i the rvenl which will u*cd in tc.utlng needed hospital
Bridge. equipment.
take pia.’r o October in Diidi*
Thoie attending the meeting on
Friday and working toward* the
foilheom ng eient included Mr*,
huu'k ami Mr*. Tully. c o r Pair*
Mr* R \
Rl.vtkwelder.
n tl lar> ; reii lent, Mrs R -s .-11
Dr. and Mr* li W. lluckcr re Sheddim. arrangement*: Mr*. H.
lurnrd
ircently
(t
*i". • , ' ’ Reaelck p r i m ; Mr*. IV. J.
wreki Vi. a*inn *pent in the tr. -*n. Toll, i t * r n alien j ; Mr*. G. J Ke»tain* of Noith Carolina Thi»
■rnich. rrfrnhment*. aid Mr*.
weekend I)t Ruckci Hew tn FV George Kirk, publicity.
t<ii, K n i v i d ; . where he alt- ;
1
a family [runlen
^ r < Virgil Smith Tr ft veiterday
h ^ p .a n c for V- hr - 3 r r A1.'La It
vi t her couiln. MU* 1. ! *
Searcy. Mu* Sca try. •m i'l h-.ul
rr»* adtn!nl*tratlnn agent fur ifcfederal government, ha* h-Av
traelferrrd t < Washington, D C.
Tu esd a y
M » Smith and Ml
6
y will
The
Sanf.-rd
I'nlly C lan meet*
t i m e tn Waihmston aro-urd tne
rach Tueiday night at S p m
fir*t of Oclnber.
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Mr. anl Mi*. Boy Green »pent in thr Tcrkint Woodruff lluliding.
the wevler.d at New Smyrna The Rev. Joirphlna f-turkie t*
ronduetlng a *tudy ft»ur»e In
ll%i h.
Lake Monroe HDC
Merhy Knight tr f* Sur-^vy fnt Chrittlan Mealing. The public ii
Has Recent Meeting
the L’niveriity of t orlda, hi* welcome.
Home Demnnilratlon Club of
fnvhinan year.
The Ftdelis Cla*» of the Kir*!
Rarti't Church will meet at the t j k e Mnnroe held the firit meet
hirtne of Mr* W. A. Kratrert, 2490 ing of the year at the home* of
Mr* Hajel Gardner. Mr*. Annla
Park Avenue at I p. m
McArthur w*» co hn*tei*
The Pioneer Fellowship of the
The meeting *»a» eaPett ta or
Flrat Pretbjterian Churrh will der by the president, Mr* Annie
Tne Daughter* of the American meet fur -upper and rerreatlon in McArthur. Mr*. J. S. Tiridet gave
Revolution i t i on junction with the Yoatll Building from 6:00 p the devotional, A porno entit’e j
i w Seminole County M-r-eum. m. through 9:09 p m.
"Dedlcaled Hand*” w*» r o d byhove appointed a committee to
The Cub Park sponwvred by the Mr* J. E, Andrew*
• ulutltute fnr the librarian at the T in t Prcrtyterian Chui-h. will
After the
h u rire u meeting
General Sanford l.ibrnry. wiio is meet at 7 20 p. m
member* who attendrd the Mth
laeatinrlrg.
annual *tata eouneil and short
WEDNESDAY
The ro n m i'tee . member* arc
enurir fnr wonven in Gainesville
Mr*. A R Kay amt Mr* k'icd
Prayer meeting at the Fir*t July 3175 gave briif tjtka on
T William* with Mr* J II Ray lUptbt Church Tor alt member* clatiea they attrndrd Mrs. Clo
a* chairman
ver Marr* and Mr*. J. It. Tindel
at T;3o p. m.
Thi* cnn’mltlee annnuo.r* the
gave talks on ‘ The lie u I* Yet
T
ie
Cnmml*»i«n
or*
memberlibrary will '-c open Tuetdav and
To Be." Mr*. Annie McArthur
Thursday from 9 a m until noon. •hip and evange'l*m of the Fir*t and Mr*. Hairl Gardner talked
Methodlit
Churrh
will
mee;
in
Mc
*||e puhiie i* cordially Invited to
on "Your Family Dutineat"
xTrit the library during lite-e Kinley Hall at 7:50 p m.
Mrs. Andrews atkrd that each
hour*.
The Senior High Choir of the member sell ticket* for the fash
Firit Pre*hyterian Church will ion ahow to be held October 3 at
meet for supper al *.(>9 P. M . and the Civic Center.
will met fnr rehrarial at 6 30 P.
New officer* for this year were
M
in*lalled b r Mila Myrtle Wilion.
Thr Senior High Fel]nw»hip ef They are preildeni, Mr* John
thr Fir *t r r f 'b ' t e r l a n Church Gnffil. vice president, 'tr* An
"111 -n't for reerration at 7;30 nie McArthur; Sreond vice pre«i.
derrt. Mr*. J If. Tl del; teere
P M
There will be a praver meeting iarv, 'tr* J. C. Sapp; treatueer.
at the Pineereit Riptiit Church Mr* Hite! Gardner; eouneil deleg»t*. Mr*. J. E. Andtrw*; alter,
at 7 IS p. m
nata delegate, Mr*. Jack Stamfer
Circle One of the Preibyteriin Sr.
Women'* Org.ii:ir*tion, b a k e
Refreihmenl* were t f i v H by
5tary, i» tpontoring a coveted the huleiie*.
di*h dinrei at a 51 p m. tn the
edaeitivnal building
•Sanford Duplicate
rnVRSDAT
ipQAAOHaU
Church
Calendar
DAR Sponsors
Local Library
Bridge Club .Meets
The Men'* Club of the Firit
Sanford Duplicate bridge rlub
Methodist Church will meet fnr m l Thtiriday even.pg at the
• upper i t T p. m. In McKinley Community Canter.
Hall.
Winner* were: firit, Mr* W. A.
The Mid W’*ek Rtble hour of the Adam* and Mr* G. R ShlntberFtr»t Preihyterian Church will be g»r tied “1th Mr. and Mr*. Irv
conducted by the pa*lor. Rev, A. ing Finehorg; leeord, Mr* J. E.
Baler and Mill M*r;*rtt Davis;
O. MelnnU. al 7.50 P. M.
third. Cecil R1h*i »nd Robert
The Ch»nrel Choir of the Flrat Samuel* fourth. Mr. *nd Mr*
Pfethyterian rhureh will mett for Ch»r!»» Ron*.
rehe*r*»t at 7:30 p. M.
A fame will be held again thi*
Th'irrrtay at * p m in the Com
The 1-adlki Aid of the Lutheran
munlly Centar, corner nf lSlh and
Churrh of the Redeemer will have
the regular monthly meetinj at Masn«ll*.
7;Jn p m at the church.
Garden
Gate
o f f ic e
o -^ k m a riiu n u tfi
Al*o I*t Sanford Showing
At F ill Only
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S m s // Trackage! I
TieU<merE0f**i
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mam
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have emergency power, ro gel you uarrrtl under difficult
condition*. . . and it aim rouU hi--e ttaytng power, w you
tan depend on it year alter veil.
rhilli|»*ftST rop Artie* Butene* gite you l-oth km.fi of
power . . . and inti of tt' Stiver pilled (grid* help preien e
the rmwet of your Phillips f>fi I rop Artk B»iierjr. You
get tne protection of a w-itte?* guarantee.
Let your Phillips 64 Dealer take care of your ptrvni
battery. 1fell supply it with inlet, theck the trrrninsli
techaige it if nrvemry. And when ymr need a tepliic
ment he can tuppiy a powerful new- Phillip* 66 'Flop Artie
Battery . . . a battery you can really depend on'
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Distributor
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New Siv les Alter
W indow Dummies
There will he a meeting of the
W S. C S of the Grace Methodi*t Churrh at a p m it the
home of Mr* Charlr* Clemmer,
in* Pineerert Drive.
The adult ehnir of the Pineereit
Itaptltt Church will meet for prac
tice i t 7:30 p. m.
RIDE-IN THEATRE
f ' s r o i t i i sHowiNt;
A t 7:W L l i t i s
Mr* Da-non Scott wa* gueil of
if at a ttork slower at the
home of Mr* Jamr* P. Benton
on Lake Muy A-*nue
I The parly room* weie deeoralrd with pmk vtrcim ei' and a
la ; r p - \
■ '« .rntered the gifi
t.vh!r 511* J \ t u r n one of
the ho*le*»e» prr*er:teil Mia
with a h!i-e rbhon cooage trim
med with many aaffty pin*
After a game via* played and
the hnr tee rtremed the winner.
, »nr v-a* pit».*n:rd will* many
'ov elv
Me*. Rcrtion and
Mr* \ am *e
re 'rr hmenti
to ttvo;r pre- - '1 r . M i t . c flambut.'-r. 'tr* N S.-ott. Mr* ttobert t*vi
m
\
1
Mr* i iff \ , ....... Mi* l* f» to
det-’-n. Mrv Jt l id ;td Diinalition,
Mi* Cut Hi (ircen. 't r - C S
Donsldaon. Vtt* Mav.re Hopkins.
Jtr* I E Ri'hett*. 'tr» Rich.vid
Ke,.gh. 'tr
John I’itiev, Mt*.
D
Mrv andcr. .> l Mr* H M
tilra-oT
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NOW SHOWING
i *i
Stork ShowerHonors Woman
In Lake M ary
More and more Sanford people ut the ii’grrdient*. in colorful *rilK WOMAN’S SOriETV of Christian Service of tho
are enjoying divhe* from foreign rv* on a putter nr chap plaie
I'oninumity .MethiwUFt Church in Hon.iry nre prt’imrlttK
countrir*. They »eem tn he eJce vnd let evrrvone rn ov watcilinr
thrir new kitchen fnr the '■church wnmtlnjr" tonijrht at
tially uvef-.il u hrn planning *
kVhcn »trvmg aiikbakt vt»rt the
TfRit.
plitv or an Informal g.-ithetipg mrnu with a clear *mtiv . 1 erd
Sukivaki i* a quirk «* «** of Ja p j ,i- “ itn almond tooklet, if v .
n r ir origin that lend* Itfrlf t > hkr. hut be *urr to *rrv, thr main
table top rooking Pari of it• hre-i cr-urar wilh ficvtilv eo-'krit mco
ty ii in the preparation, o biln; a^il beer —a heveiage tha! » t rr
appropriate lhan jou ma» think.
I Japan amt ,i:hrr Orient.*! -<a».
l le>. beer • a long eatablhhed
f iio o tr to c mplrment the aubt
tty G O P U T I V
leith-e her own preduillon Itne* or
jca'oneil fooii*
TUESDAY
t I'l Womfn'* I dilnr
the stores could Ju«t add want
Sukiyaki
NEW YORK LTI -L et a drai line -'extender*'' or ln»ert*. These
The ?.eta XI Chapter of Beta
I |voutn| rounil .Irak
tic Mvlr cha,
rome a'ong and make the figure of the mannequin Slrma Phi meet* at 9 p m. at tha
.1
lahlespoont
olive
oil
window
dummies
»•
well
a*
otlr
limgeF, and skirt* on her took a! home of M il. Lloyd 0 . Swain, 497
m i m o s a n n n .n
7 medium onions, ill rd
warilrobc* are listed
most to th" knee.
San Carlo* Avenue. Bermuda
Cirowlng Ro*e* In The South
p ‘un l tre»h muthroom*.
Thi* vcai * high wanted, empire
"A l . l of mannequin* were put •hort* are the order of the night.
By Mra. W. R. Move
sherd
silhouette hi* produced a brand right out of work In 1917 when
The M-dern Roiev are no- dri
TBT'RSDAT
t? grren unioni or iralllon*,
new girl undernetlh tho**, rlothe* Ihe new- look hauled hemline*
Drud to grow. The attention
•heed
Seminole
Rebecca t-o-lge No. 43
on
ilttpUi
Tlii
bosom
i*
a
little
down,"
the
said
“We
ran
make
which they requlie i* not tn ri
A *lalk* celery, •ticed
higher lhan lavt »evr; the wji*l 'em taller, but we can’t chop will meet for the first regular
tha" the average ganlener *hould
' i pound froth »plnach. chopped n--l quite ai nlpprtl In The ohoul- them down.”
meeting of the fall at IOOF Hail
tie able to give, but it i* eavent'il
I can 1' o inre«) hambon
at A p. m. Noble Grand Eilcea
der* are natural Thr hair do* are
that eertvin cultural requii m>*n *
Keeping
dummie*
in
»ty!e
rail*
shoot*
moiilfi vti r* of lho»e worn In the fur trip* to Europe to ice what Rector will preridc.
be met If thev are not me*, fall
l v cup Wef co n» tin me
era o) the Emprc** Joaephim. fa*hi.*n leader* there are doing,
ure will certainly he atatmg you
The flrat meeting of ihe year
’* eup ».>y *aurp
And the bony, gaunt (ace of the and a constant , herk with Amer of the KnlerprUe P. T. A. wilt be
In the face hefnir the end of the
1
tahletpoon
vuyar
!*<t few- »e**on» ha* given way to ican dcrignrt* and retailers, the held at 7:30 p. m. In the school
flrat iravnn.
’v teavponn mono* dium glut* a softer, rounder look
said.
library.
Tn the South. m»e* may* he
mate
•'II I a g-»od Ihing *kiria got
planted any time from late aut
Murk From I'hidnx
VAH ® w:;»e* luncheon In tha
v’ut nn-at cr.'«'gr»in Into piper •horlcr ln>lead of longer." laid
umr to ipring. In mo»t «fetl.m*
"We know what'll be new a* Afterburner of the B. O. Q. at
of the South eo*e* will rr.vch a thin rilrr* Heat olive oil in *VI! Mary lln-vnan. wh>«o company soon a* the manufacturer doe*," 2:30 p m.
state of dormancy tint will justify let Add meal nnd u t i t r until make* the high »tyle mannequin* •aid Ralph Adler, vlre-prertlent of
Ttie Henry Shelton Sanford Me
moving them in early November. btot ned vlil vrgclabir*, mvrr 'taring from window* of *ouie of the t> 1. William* Ov Hi* firm,
rit nria! Library and Museum cor
November and Dr-rmber are re an d •aide »l*„ut 5 nilnule*. Mir Ibr nation * tw*l ati.ir*
which
hiv
wife,
Dorothy,
headr
I
1‘a a ’t Be lFlopped
dially welcome* viiitora from 9 a.
girded a* the be*t planllr-g m g fre.iurntl). Hour in eotnhlnrd
Mi*» Ilrosnan. In the d o ign until her death Aug 31, ha* an m. until noun. Mr*. J. R Ray Is
month* earept In the evtreme up beef eoniomme, soy- *auce, sugar
interrst
in
Miss
llmsnan'a
and
per South where early spring amt mono*iefium glutamate Mi* hu-lnr«* <lnee 1911, explained that act* »* her sales agent and d li- present librarian.
planting !• pracii.-ed with much ■aril I'ook uorovrirrl over low j
Thr llatlnwekf* Carnival Comtnlltribulor.
i- a l 15 minute- -,r mill ve-el %* a l , .,.1:^1 f'iri>la**I
aueee**.
Tiulay'* model in tile window Irr of wition Rehnn) in Paota wr|l|
nbh * u , | ;*t ti-udrr Areomnai.* > ' l ( IIH llll.S I ' IFt IOS
tn our w»rm rllmatc r ot f'e*h!v , iukClt ri r and light
inay he a $t.'o nr iron eopy of meet at 7 59 p. m at the achooi.
I till l.l I l'H
development tn many plant* *!ail refrei’ilng ItePi V)(td: (t * i ■
> : ’ two of the \\ S r s of one who'* making j:.u a n h. ur All member* of the committee
very eaily, long before there I*
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the Fu*t Methodist rhure h n u t alive Sculptors of the dummie* and thotr interested In helping
any evidence of leaf hud growth
al ihe Ii me of M is R i, b a rd lira - ftequenlly work from photographs are drged to aitend.
If Ihr plant* are not dug until Osteen IIDC
ham on Srpb-ml>cr 9 *• 9 i l a of a faahion model's fare.
s
late February or Match, numerous
She * a far call f. not her *lster I l u t h C l a s s M e e t s
n*tren
Home
llrmorMratiurt m
tiny new root, will be deilroycd.
nf half * eentuiy ago. Adler's
Refreshment*
were
enjoyed
dur
Tiie Ruth Clava of I’inecre*!
and man'- week* will be m quit id r'ub met si the home ot Mr* ing ibr hilf in ., of fe'luv *hlt>
rumpany. started hy hit father in Ilapti't rhureh held It* monthly
for the p!s-l» to r e e n e r from the Rotwrl WtRiaiits teen tiv
lav in ta*H. hegan vClllt a figure
Mr*
II-ton
S",lth
gave
I1
'
■
devo
meeting In the home of Mr*. D a li
MrS f'llrrnee Snyiler and Mi*
shock.
much tike the home *eam tre**'
tiue B-*ll weie npp.iinlei| on the tional *ud itudy pn ."editi-; Ihe il immy.
Dodson S'ptember 9 .
Plant* which havr fu m krpt to nominating committee.
vh-wt hu*lnr « meet.or Mt .lohn
Mr< W. fu Gramkow opened
roo| vtoiage remain dorman* and
meet
Nrvi -eat » p*ograin* » r „ ,ti». Morgan. cnatrmi.n, Ifil t'
'he meeting with prayer. Atr*. W.
may he p la n t'<1 laie in «prt *. hut c u t ' ' I F.-'d and rlolhli-g wi ! be log
V ll'lti complrtrd the study of
S l l FFI1I* PORK < HOPS
the **me general mlr a p j 1 '« to the oa— *ubtert*
Tho*e prr*r-t vet.- 't r
'to r
Ve»t lime you purchase rib ■ Fvrry rhri*tian’s Job”.
t h n r p anti, thr rvillrr t'-r nlvrt
A welcome wa* given iv news
'tr*. Ilnroid Kb' . ,ri- ag, *it. gait. ' t . ! Ralph t> v. 'I - h n pork chop* and decide tn »iuff
Ing ii done, the *vet:er ,. ,’r ir e , |i ta i l 'd ■' the tu • fabtlr* „n the < tum lrv, M!* W*l|r • Mr* r .t
them -iv ,* mushroom *tuff 1ng member' and offieer* wera elect*
will tw.
birnh.
Mr
■
ivvrll
or,
't>»
ilvron
market a-d thi ii-n of rrauv fur
to ,-l-ting of t.read nu m b s, but- rd fnr the nevv year.
Whllr roir* r.iay *«■ g-.*vr <iuitr fal ’Mr' **''0 »h,, - , d aimtvle* of Mr.. I: I W»i ren. Mr • M I, l< r or morgarine, chopped muthRrfreihmervli were *erv»d tiy
rucrm fullv a* i-di'idcal p in**, rug>. rvptamtng tbr g, d fei'itre* "Tight. Mr C tl Jo--' at ■I Mr* mom*. -»il and minced parsley.
the ho'tri*.
every ep eniion of their < i.tur» nf each vnd a!»o tb* prnrer laun llavtlpgv and 'tr* r.ribvm
n n n . F si:\ r s
lueh a* weeding, pruning, muleh- dfrl-ig
f rug* The making ol
r ir r le Seven met al the h-me
log. *rd vpraylng will 1m gteatly pltturrt fiom varlo-.:* material*
of Mr- N It Whitney
far litatrd if they arr err, n In w** dtirasaed.
'tr*. Luther l)o>*. rlialrni'n,
hed* Tiie landirapo value of
Rrfre*.merit* Wire «ervid h'
eourie iv murh hellrr whr-> ice Ihe h-.'-r'. Tb* iv t .Scr meeting ea led the meeting to order aft'*
*1 ■ It M MrCal f i v i til*
are ghv*n in m*<* The i-re and „,T h* ■1th ' ! ' • <T*re*ire s.,y
de-ntlonal
i Ihe ab»»i,e» of
thipe of rhe b»d It targelv a mvi der
Mr* R o t * Adam*, emitted • In
ter of i*er*nni! taMe bui a ’ rd
st ! G t id »*■ * Mr* «' II Winn
carrying three or fojr
of
\ f i - r M i m s • •u<1- ehairman pre-ente t * i ' u
ptsnlv
u*ually be ! <. d nio** THRU r v m i
eenverient Sueh bed* ar, w id e 1 WJien u*mg ]n I Tlrnipen! . rt* \n ,lv • f I'aiah
r* Claude Herndon pla -d
enough to give itrength and »t* r*wA'k nir .it. h#ff .»r#' iornt of thr
hlllly to the p’anting, yrt narrow- divide-,) yMil'll fFfr H r , * . mor# | ihr organ fvr the member* pre*ro-iked meat; jurler ent
enough to enab’e one 1" re»-h unir»rm
the center of the bod from either and m-r* tender m»■at; ar.l more I
*«i n i i r r i ' Ml: AT B At t.S
etvily .Irio n mra * Ifiilrt ihe
lid* wtitinu! difficulty
Nr
■rt Lime tu-'*l bail* ar* on
The location "f th» tw-i* ihould te»t vou- eIf. You 1 .*1‘ •> f tr*1 that I
j f hr rr.'iu agenda at your hone,
f
w
i
i
in
«
Irm
rtrs>d
at
a
he aueny, but it t» n"t n e r r j u r y
- • -ritehlrg »r-T rr-m hlniep I rrn u n d apple
for them In he In fuP * m V lur* wii’
with
location that will give *un fot five d'lfirg the rnnltfif p* rt-d
nr *ii hoi*r* in the morning and
prnlecti'n from Ihr aftr - -v i in
would probahly be het'rr
Th< TEL eta-* nf the Flrat Bap
fiat CTiurrh will meet at 3 p. m
in the chapel Mr* J. A. nrn*on’a
group I* hoatei*.
A itcevcfcs* no-iron ncrilnn
nlpaeA hnit vest with sold
buttons is worn over n tnt*follurd. lonic-sleevcit " Ivy ”
nhirt. The vest run be worn
with skirls «a well a.* hernttirla shorts.
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#si fr»** !**»*■** , t***,t u
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places • do mere jobs • cost less lo on t!
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�I — T d m . » e r t- t«- 19M
Seminole Second Unit Shines
f■
*
i.
By Jerry C n l n i t w
With the eprnlng ecmteit com*
Inc up Friday night, Hap S in fu d
Remlnol** ar* hard at woik In »n
effort to be irmly lor what pramleer to h« etlff nppoalUon, from
the
Lyman Greyhoundi from
kongwood (lime lime *111 hr »
p. m.
Caiehei Jim PlgnU and Hive
I.iude hive been pleaaed by llir
•flowing of the second unit In
recent piartlc** I’lgntl feeli tbit
Dili unit le better thin the ircond
unit of ta il aeaion. Junior Qu*rtrrhick Johnnny Allred In* been
Impretdvp with hi* hendoffi end
pM*ln|[ end ihnulil be e big gun
for the Seminole* thii «ei*<>n.
Little Hey Lundrjulit h n ilio
hren very imprci»l*e at the full
back lie h»* br»n running well
m l aim h a i loohrd good on pat*
pin)i. Cliff McKIbhln he* mvl# a
good ihowlng thli fall and will ire
a lot of a t Inn throughout the
STRETCH DRIVE - • •
By Alan Mover
" ’ IM I/A M S ,
0 o * ro n P e P s a x ,r t* j* a
i f x t r c * x& v
rt> f t e w *
0 4 rr/tfd
CROWA'
/* tW
c f
MOMPUAL
COSTl***
ru t
aU’//?C 4Y
IfM if
C* Y
r* 0 '
V.Pf,
aeaat-n. He ha* hern one nf the IrnJf at the endl and June* will
hlg aurprlae* to the eoaching play a defensive hr.lfbarh liner
hr ha* proved to be a fine pan
alaff.
defender Midlelon la the bed re
Tha flr*t unit li taking <hapc ceivn of the three and will he
and alum id he tough from the very u?rf| moitly on offroar
firat whittle. Th* hlg gun to the
_____
___ ____
All-Conference
guard
David
barkfirld. ha* turn hlg Harold stinigy
loo’k * " e y fn' beitfr than
Stone, a very hard runner and ,a>,
nj|{ Kelly t.ake will
tough to hall
, probably get the atartlng md at
Qiniterharlt I’erll
Ham liidgr ilpht guard. Th!» will be ht* fit at
ha* improved hi* p.n*ing a great irawm of foothaM, but he hai
deal, and ihoiild do an nulttnndinx thown good ability.
(oh for ih r Seminole. He will he
*jhf pfnt, r ipot wiM
hel«l
the No I tignal rallrr and will down by elllier Duke Srhirard ohandle moat Af the punting rhoie* T nmmy HUtn«M. Duke hai been
Allhrttigh he nnlv rarrya
115 (tuj „{ prarlice for the pa*l few
PWJWili hr t l * ilrrfp llv r f«kr r ;
p v if lll »ntl it i* dotlbl
ard runner and ahould provide fll| lf (lr w(j| |,r l f , ^ y ,n
plenty of punch for the r.ffen'e y ,,(j , v Dutnrr ha* done • fine
Junior l.ln MHiier I* a mire* bet Job In drill* and will he able
to open at one of the halfbarki, take over with authority
Vernon Kirk at lie o'hpr Kirk
Charlie Bogan will get the nod
could he the breakaway runner al left Urkle, hie pnn Carter
for the S»mlnolr* He, too, |a a at the right lark!*1 C u te r will
«ot*!l lad hut ha* plenty nf epeed handle nmri of the point kirk ink
and rmild he an offcn.lve itand- chorea for the 'quad Ihl* *ev,.n
nul Ihl* *en*on
I IMher pnatlhllltif* (or the flftt
Ihr Seminole forward wall Imki j unit are ( l i e n llo-tg.
. ’ irh t
very *trnnj and rould e-tual the guard and Kn«« ,Neely at tackle.
play of the 19)7 t.prad The cod. Lake ha* atm hern out of practice
are vo Iid with Allan Swaim and with a tdrua and Hod gel might h-i
Herald J-me* a* ftr*t riiolrra and the tie ! be| to *tart at lh|« po*
Walter Mlddlrton a* a d tl < d .Min If f.akr I* not rfadv. Nrfly
•trpngtL. Thl* »hoa?d *»e ,,n,- of \ i* » tran»frr atudrnt and a* yet
the ritongeat apnt* rm the • (trad. I hr* not hen made eligible hj the
Swaim will play nlfen.e » d ,1* Stale Athletic l-vsrrl
Ohio State Is Favorite
In Big 10 Gridiron Race
'
l u t it sAl.Nsltl'ltV
lailhark. and the polrntnl for thr
( nlted Pre** tnt-niallon.il
Uvual Wolverine powi-rhou.* lln'l
('HldAdO i I T I i — r.m i State, too high.
UAT national rnlleg*
foolhall
I.ark Ton Much
rhamplnn, tohki tlk* tit# beat b»i
ac»r>ee.
Notlh»c.tern, Indlnna and
to grab It* *ecifid tlraight III*
Ten title thl* *ra.on hut •hniihl rr.rda look tike the bottom
A»*ra / r r» +
get ■ «efb*u* challenge from Wl* of the Imlili-r (Ite Wrtdrat.
* r* 3 ! ( t r w j c a
t* A flKtl/
contln.
I'artcglilat) expcclt imirrovement.
MOAtVfHM SM ,
Ohio Stale lo»t four gtlatd* and
r it A W tM f
but
he expert* In go with one of
one end from It* I9.AT leant, and
T\*
coach Wendy llaye* e»n *tart the two •vph-.mnre quarterback* and
i r A . t f t i<3ff
r*/.*r f*U r t, ; t
ante hackfleld.he tt-ed nimt of lie'll need depih. at nearly every
* V * f ft& *. •' B'*# It
lari -.a*on, Including hi* terrlfl- porllbm
fullback, Itnh White ^
lid i .n a ', Phil l<kkvri>. vuriienil
Hit hat plenty of tackier, pat- rd li l year. al»o cvpccti a heltac
tlcularty If Junior Jim Marshall, In m . evan thmigh It might not
an all • conference plavrr a . a win a came III linemen .hould
i.iphomora la.t year, regain* bl« he Improved and eV|ierlrncc over
eligibility 4* expected, flitiul end-, nil ih -irl I help Miner tota will he
and liope at cenlrt
big hut »Inw artd Murriv War
Wheif the Ruckeye* tttav In
mat. h need, hack* liailly
licking, however. I* in hankfieht
depth.
If
Don
f
l
l
t
k
’i
viegr
if
tuck of th* yrar*’ award and A*hit, r u m d o w n
In ju rin ' return*, llaye* won't have
burn with a National league nearly a* capable a replacement
Culled Pr**» International
Robin Hobetla and Richie A»h hitting title.
and ijuaiterba, king behind I'ranV
Fite i'hllllre. who haven't ltnt*h Krcttinlaa I* uticeitaln
b u r r, two ef the original Whir
Radgert Ira lw.»d«'t|
Kbl* who helped Eddie Sawyer ,d In the cellar alnce IMS,
I nlird Pie** Intemallnnal
Wlvconain
an
a taphomnre
PhlUle' lo climbed la within two gome* of
lead the PhiUdelphl
1 ri• gue
eleven
In.)
yr«r
and
In•
l
only
a pennant In 1950, ate mnklng |[,r ar-v»•rtfh plare Chicago Cub*
two
men,
gtiaid
IVriy
(iehlrr
\
f 1.. PTl h r
gallant clfori* to pi event a I**'- when they heat the St loviil.
and halfback Danny l.rwi- Coae’t Mtlvk.1tlk re
Ml *v i
place flnlth for the teltmied pilot
Pill iburgh
Mill
lb
u
in
ha*
*vvltch«d
quarlri
19 « am : s ' .
Carttlnala,
a
y,
Monday
night
The
thl* year
Km eel« n
J\ TO MT IM*
And, in the prm-»»i, Robert* Milwaukee Hravc* trimmed their bark SM William* tn halfback and Stn
19 T* HJ IS
eotiM well wind up with a "come* magic pennant clinching number will tue Dale llarbhart tn -all Cincinnati
llgnall.
St livui*
I • TJ IM 14
—' ■■
-*
to four with art ay vtrtnrv over
f.T 77 .Ini 19
Thl* cumblnalion will give hint l.n* Angelr*
the leva Angela* Ihoi got a In thr .peed and running ability plu* Phirrg,,
U 17 AAI 111
only other day ot night activity In wltal might lie the be*t p,r». dr- PM! vdelphla
(AS 37
It
either league.
fente romhlnallun In the confet
'tundsy ‘a Ve Hill*
Robert*, who aeeitted over the ener Anil he'll have plenty of Milwaukee * to* Vngele. )
S l h r league Rr*ulla
MU after 10 id ami tOS" won lori .tie, ipreil ond v did rxpermnre Philadelphia a St lonlt 7
I'nlled Pre** International
reconla the ’ p u t two year*, up front.
itinly game* *. hedulcd i
National le a g u e
pitched a *e*rn
Miter In rl*e
I.a*t y eti the Hurkrvtt nudged
In* Angrlei 011 non 000~ 1 It t
)Vedn**day * t , i e . n
lit cm rent mark to If)-11. It w .j Ihr Uadgrr* by only three pointi,
At Irv* .iiivee al St t.oiil*. night
MHwaukr*
how tot M a - * It I
hi* IMh compute iirne of the
William), Kipp ( I ) . I a bin* (tl tenon and hit flv* *trlk»otit* tfi-lA, and nghi row their meeiing Chicago at Philadelphia night
*hape* up a> clo.e again The
B t n r r (I) ami Rnaebnrn. Willey,
i Only sauivi achcduled I
r*l«ed hi* total lo ISA for J-'J league title eotlld he drolibd hv
Rcah (I), Rnblnaon (*> and Crin Inning).
American l.eaiue
their
game
al
(’ohmihu*
Ort.
I)
dall. Winner— Ruth HMD l»|o,
w. 1.. P tL (in
Ohio
Stale
grt*
a
vchrdule
Avhburn
wh„
*ri
a
cluh
record
Kipp t**l. HRS
Rnaeboro, Ad
v Nrv* Y-.ik
*9 M alli
hv
plavlh.
m
hi*
1,411*1
game,
break,
howevrr
It
itoe*n
t
play
eoci.
Chicago
TH HT -Tit ii
Michigan
S
t
a
t
e
end
it*
tough
ralitd
hit
league
•
leading
aver
IP Loula
pen uni o io - / 7 t
Tt Tt . ■-v tT
I 111r«l., Wi trim tin a n d Del roll
Philadelphia bd» oil I t * — * l l « age I-* At.) when he *ma»hed a | game.
It
lit
-n
Tn 73 4«A 14
MDali, Chlllum 1 7» and ll?e,-n, triple and a *ingle He now hold* I‘urdue, are ttraraleil by eon- Clcvi Igrd
70 7A IM Id' a
teat*
with
Indiana
amt
North
a
five
•
point
lead
over
St
Kat( <)) Itnbcrii ttlf- IJt and llr
Ralliiiiiue
47 TS 47.’ II
w
rilrrn,
ier,-nd
dltttinn
cluh*,
lo
lend**
Sian
Muilat,
Idle
again
| m la'ier Ml.rll 1 10 ID
Santa* lily
C7 ;a IM !M*
give llaye* llntr to tegioup
Monday night
(Only game* tcheduled )
At 13 .417 37 *
Wltconiln. on the other hand, AYaahlnfton
Double* by llarrv Andrr.on and
Invert.'an le ag u e
* Clinched pennant
tangle*
with
Purdue,
tow.*,
Ohio
Baltimore at Cleveland, ppd tain Jim llegan pin* a •acriftee Hr
Mivmlav '* Re. u It*
by Tod Karanlkt gav^ the 1‘hil- Mate and Michigan Slate tn ordft
(Only game tcheduled l
Baltimore It Clewrland. night
a murderer'* row
He* « 1-IA ten) |n thr aec.ind *1’
p-ritponed. rain
Not l.n,wl I n,,ugh
innlnr amt they added
Ingla
(Only gamic .ehrdul eH )
Michigan State would ha<e hern
inn* at the r*|,en*.’ nf Vinrgar
l)edne*day'« t.jinet
Her 1 Mlrrl! In the fifth and »l\lh. a more tolld euntender evreut fur
the lot* of hatP-ack Blanche Mat Baltimote at Chicago
An
eighth
•
Inning
error
by
Don
I’nllnl Pr»*a International
I dimmer paved the way for tha tin by Injury Nnwr Duffy Daugh New York at Deteit
Matin**! le a g u e
erty ha* to find nrnir halfback B<v*lon al Kan*a* Cit*
riayer A ( tub li. All It 11. IM. llrave* to *-iue five rtinv and • Iteiigth *• welt at pi.k out a
(On!* g rm ri *chc,| iled i
tvral the D-wtcer* for only Ilia
A«hburn, I'hll. 143 STS M t»J Al)
quatterback whn’U try to leplare
ilghth
lime
In
33
game*
ZimMiltlal, St. L. 13* I I I *1 IV) m
Jim N'lnnwikl and a fullback le
Maya, S. V
i l l m l i t IM UJ rnrr’t erroi followed a *lntle by lake ovrr for Walt Kowslcrvk
Aaron, Ml!*. US SID thl tfO XU Ca*** Wile and Ihe llrave* then
Tha Spartan* Will he tough
Skinner, Pitt. IM 4W M IM AM takrd I'ird Kipp and ('lam la- with good depth, hut probably not
hlne lor four more tingle* and w
Cepeita. S T IS* MU 13 IT* At.)
walk Jor Adeo.-k had (wo lingl. * good xenough for more than third
American league
pise*
Hunnrtr. Itoi. US SIT »i HU }|» and hi* rnh homer to pace th*
tlllnoi* and Purd..r rank
llrave*’
It
.
hit
attack
which
Cer», K C.
ISO 4TS W I.VI A|*
itarkborae t h r e a t * , Tha notler
brought
r)!ief
pitcher
Rob
|hi*h
WTIIhnu Rn* li* STT 7J 111* 11*
maker* won live of their !a*t *u
Power, (.Ter,
US SSo ftS IT) AtA hi* ninth vlctofy.
gam** |a*t year and Jack Mollan
Kuenn. Del
l? t SSt M Ul 11M
kopf* tentative two • deep ha*
Kallne D*t
m Am «t dt ai? r v n o n * a k k a n i . t. ii
only one minor Utter winner, th*
—R u m s b iir i t t i s
sifbetn N. V.
131431 T4 111 ) ’.>
WASHINGTON ( t 'P I t — Pro. re»t regular, Purdue will have a
Rubio Hiberl* will *iw*i* hc
Heme Run*
muter (.oldie Ahrarn ha* com* •olid hlg line with vperd. fair
National league - Hank*. Cih* pteted arrangementa for a sept. paving, am! good backfirld .peed abl* to look t-ack on IIUI a* the
d ^ l l * l r * l e a S5, nohl.'i'n .**; t ,,ut between lightweight* Rut fullback could he a problem v*ar lo which he f.-iiled the e*
perl*
Redlegi JO; Math.-wra, Brave* |n Crinkle HvH of New York and and halfback* ate • mall.
AaMn, Btavei W
The big right * hander. «h,i w,.n
Line
1.
dale Keiwtn of Valley Rtraant,
Rig
Am*.baa le a g u e — Mantle, Yin- N Y The malch at Waihlngton'*
Th* lllint will have the h lggot !rt same* for the PmiadrlMna
}e«a 40; Slarata, Senator* M; Capital Arena will b# tries 1*cd tme In Ray n i o t 'i tenure a n d ' >*hti:ie« (w m
v«-«r»
Colavilo, Indliit* ST; Cerv. Ath nationally.
will he Mronjer on defente. lei) ffr-m 13-V* Iht--ugh 195), wi* re
IrtJc* J4: Jenie, Red S*u Si
Impret.ive on ofUnte KUot tori gardld a* pietty much wj*he,tl
SIGNS W ITH PISTONS
Ran* Balled In
both hi* halfback., B -b Mitchell up when Ihr «o«*on usrlcd Hit j
IAKTOIT t l ’PI) - rorwatd Jo# and Dale Smith, and hi* r e te r v n combined record fur the l*S< and]
. National le ague— Rai ka, Cut»
J U i l i . "nig. Pirate* jog; H An I Inhip ha* »lgned with the Detroit aien't up In their tlandaid Alto
tcinn* ,w». 39 19 and Silleraon, Thlli N ; Cepeda. Glanlt Pliton*.
hi* p r i m e quarteiback. Tom c a v e d run average* w».e I D
N A H E O IRHTvI Y S( O IT
13; Maya, (.'Uni* at.
Haller, aigned a pfeh»«eh*tt eom- 4 iW
AMertran le a g u e ^ | f n ien, Bed
Rut the 31-year-old native ot
OETOIT t l T I ) — Jimmy Skin tract to leave him the problem tl
Bog HJ; Cola vri o. Indian* HAS;
finding .nmeunf to take over,
Sprmgllrtd, 111 ha* tlaged a re
ner.
fotnirr
Detroit
Rrd
Wing*
-•lever*. Senator* 104; Cery. Ath
Michigan and low* won’t he a. matkahle comeback with a team
««>arh. ha* hern named chief *eout
'V tir* 100; Retra. Yankee* U.
atrong • • tat) year Th* Hawk- fighting to av.td ftnlihlng Is la»*
fur
the
National
Hockey
leagu#
v PReklng
eye* lort their hc*l linemen amt place Hi* A-t victor) ovc. the St
cluh,
I N a tk a il League—Spahn. Brave*
e*rn though I’oteil Cvaihtvikl lamia t'andinal.- v|on,t»y night »s
Rayden. Pleat.* I4;»W || PHtl.s Sfr.N YOl'NGSTRR
ha* nine lettermen hick*. In created Ma record to t* I) *mt
ky, Biive. H ; Rurdette, Rratta
r i l l l A D E U ’IIIA t t P I ) - The eluding quaiterbaek Kandy Dun ht* earned run average n •
*T-U; Patkey, Redlgga )T to
Phttadrtphia I'hilliri have *lgn»d can. he’ll lack depth up front and •oltd J A3
Atuerteaa League—TArrley, Van InfieUter Norman Otgon of New lh? M,vking won’t he a* potent,
So, after a t, it appear* there
I— 114; Hyde. Senator* 103; MUford, N. J , lo t contract with
Michigan'* Bennie rt,>terha»n ate a few year* of fir>t-cla>.
IclJak, Indiana 1ST; Cord. Van- their Wtttlamvport affiliate tn tho muil develop interior linemen, pitching
“ *’
‘left
‘ tn M u te r Rob.n'a
14-1; TV*Seek, Rad So* IM. Cartern La ague
(md a quarteiback and develop
atm-
Roberts, Asiiburn Hope
To Lift Phils From Cellar
Major League
Standings
Line Sc ores
League Leaders
Player
^Of The
Day
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Everything furnished. 2664 Or
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1 »*!*r included $36 mo. I’h.
FA 2-24” .
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equipped. ^Convenient location,
Urge yard. I’h. FA 2-361(1.
after * p. m.
I 7 - Hu \ Tx an.I MriTtHIS
VII l‘*34 F» Inruile* Now On St VI
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rvdurrd l ow down pa) men!
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bu*inr»* and location. All re
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t.onad 44‘ a 10' trailer «a Urge
private lot at city limit*. ratio Apartment*, 331 S«. Atlantic,
and fenced yard, $76 mo.
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to ir llitl* peCaun* 2 bedroom,
t e I •* *
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Mary. Fla. Ph. FA 2-3647
iflii(a JSpfit. I?8, '5®.
After hour* FA 2-3611 ur FA 3 4321 l i t : High Hat. If. I... i. 37 Maik engine*.
Nice 1 hedron-n home. Hardwood
Encbiie.l in ail. Sag-proof bottom
E T T n n r r s T --------------------------floor-, tin 2*a lot*. Harare. I!r- IJy uw ner—aluio*t new 2 Imdfia.tn i
rail w itn pla.tlc emit P la t tie
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2 bedroom huute. 11 Smyrna
cellrnt neighbor*. F.A 2 ldyS.
nr raynn lipe i. Cotton oi nylon
in IN I .MISS THIS
• WELAKA APARTMENTS room,
l.ator Trailer, t -. ,vritih!e lot
of laud on *mall lake.
'*30. ’ .
Drive.
Ilelia’y.
void ■
tilt*. Ui-poir* X Load Sciv.ltr
private bath*. 114 W. I 'i t t t St.
A 1 Sliap, 2 tank*. Siieu, lb.,:
Term* tin ! 7 t*J llywav i„ v Spaciou* J Redr.»>m t ountiy
Ha l l s g ailm . i;
t berry I’ral F ita tr Agmrv
Svnfi.it il, til.i*.' nml I’.iint Co.
hume in tip*t«.p t ondilloit lo
Ijghl
lolly
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I!J i l l AA 2nd St i'll FA 2 M l
rated on 3 I of a beautiful pul.
Sanfiud, Florid* da* KAIrfav 492 Cater; Avi
red yard. Near Rate. Ph 1219 Dial
rail mail track* and limu**ii*:r
In Sanford, for rent by the year
Site* A S i .da i *
K t ' .’ fit
W 17th St. Rear-Rarl.er Shop
duetn
v
a.
i
r
I‘riitd
to
aril
Slit*
2
36*3,
night
F.Virfo*
2-6161'.
FA a 3219.
light turti on giavcl toad, 7
or aale.
I'wo -i.ino. i tie,* rvyloo-dneion
HiU|1ill ,T' f
i rqu-l ft H{»
A real hoi gaut fo( u d i
hto.il* to llotvatd Hl'd
3rd
I’raetor work, dnelnc. plowing,
A lso d u plex
f u r n is h e d
II IT IS ItKAI. KSTATK
n o r .. . uniform*, cheap. Phona
proti n u i#lf I J *1*i ilow n,
t-mk
hu„•#
on
leftno
ph><n*
raking,
letcll-u;
x
clearing
jn Nevir S myrna Rrarh. for rent or Noe .'i loom furnished ant. Only
**k C rurnlty i Monteilli
F A 2 4014
I
I
I'ri*
I
iir.l.u
k
'■upplir*
*15
mo.
Schell
Apt.
t.I2
Park
S
tale
work
Ph
V
A
7
I’M
tale. Call FA 2-5864.
Seminole lir a 1 v
at 117 S . u i h l ark Ph. FA 2 1495 In L.wh Ai !“'r, 3 hodroom hmi-r
Ate.
»
DIET It It lift - REAL I till I Siamese kitten fo, .ale FA 2 18*2
C 'tton 4i Wool Aarn*. Notlnni,
p i Mr>
-pitiM vi t it
for
»alr
by
ownri
v’ornrr
ia
6 room unfurnithed apartment,
Lb*, -leih*In —Vrlma lioaialrc.
i l . n u l l , Tape*
I .A I K ii ;
4 IIKDHOO.M
furniihcd apartment*, adult*.
hA SI I MS
cation—two lot* Will paint n
kit. equipped. Call FA 2-7876.
Adrlaide
II.
Almr*
—
\**i>*tair*
ROI.I.INH lit ill li A SIHII*
113 N. Ja*minc Ave.
2 Rath ilume
T month old Hit.I p.-ppir* Ph ' AH t) pc* and » ■>
tailed
tenor color to auit Inner Ph IMUI Hark V»r.
I t 23212
At The Sign n f Tpe Totam Pola.
Idling loom With fireplace, din
I A 2 2223
Lovely furnialicd 2 bedroom upMo It Your veil '
F a 2-0723.
7417 8. French Ava.
ing. roam, kitchen, Florida room
atair* apt. Ad-llts only. Alto 2 lledroom ftirnlilled huuic. I'h.
1VE REPAIR AND SERVICE
—
FA 2-t'siiS.
and Urge screen poirh. On 2 2 clean high lot* 60' x 126' 2994 Loch Arl
email I at. floor office. Water
S T I V I
'
“‘I1
Female
I
nmnlh
old
puppy.
Will
$ I J t f l i l »*|iil!
*.ii*ml iipngi i plane. r a
well land-raped let* with well.
1371.
.... F A 2*92.1
K nr
,tffaring k" hI
furnished. Rrand new building. Practically now home for *al* nr
Alarliln*. and Supply to .
So. I'aik Ave. FA 2 3 177.
•hade A fruit trre*.
Ph. FA 2 2951 or FA 2-1401
I home I'h F A 2-IAiNI alter b:1U 297 AV 2nd St.
Ph. I'A 2 r.lJJ h i r t i t f 11i#kn $*,. JI9 F.A 2-2298
lent. I mil* E. of hall park on
$11,(101) With Hood Terms Ialt* for »air, lo,a'«d (t mile* VV
p hi
Celery Ave T. K. Mean*
afti*r si |». fit
of Ranfor t. I'h. F A 2 3280
.S /. j,H *| Kt.l/ltj ( umfwny
F'urnltiiir Moving .t Sturag*
SAN LANTA nicely fumiahrd
KOSA I.. PAYTON
1
3
ARTIt
I.FJl
tA
ANTED
i . K. PHII.MM, A leut
apartment*. 404 K. 14 th St. Futmahrd ilnplt i with ulilitie*. RegM eirJ Real K.tale Uiok.r
J .♦»
l ark A\W
rh. F a <-€123
SEE THIS FARM RllA
WASIIHURN VAN LINES
FA 2-030.1.
Ph. FA 2-4282.
Ph. FA 2-1301 —17.93 at Hiawatha 12 arie fatm. modern 2 be.tioon
Ca*h for fumllora oe aurplua, IJ90 Fren. It Ave
F.A 2 1WI
bloek home
Priced at uni)
T. W. MKICO, Hrokrr
huper Trading Pear. Kanfard-Or412.090
VATU. IIKII I IM .
Phore FA 2 24*1
lando Hoy. FA 3 0471.
F'a rhank* Atof.e Pump*
\V. II. “ Iliir* S lrm prr Ajcenry
S n tillt Cmiutn
ltultl.lt I' A. AVII.|.l AMS Heallnr WANTED: l i e d tianiiatur radio
Iti-pair* to alt mokr*
Realtor a* Inautrr
Fluor Samplr Hr*. IIU9.34
Raimotid I undi|Ultl, Aaaoe.
IIOtA
VRII
f
.
LONG
in good eondilion I'hone FA
Aviuc. Guy Alim. II. E, Taffer FA 3 3*11
Ily .Mr*. Adant Aluller
wa* under < oinmamirr D»..jlai
Atlantic ItsaL Rld|
NOW SfiO
29/ FI Commercial Ave.
2 1214
Gregory Lumber Co., 630 Maple Arlettc Price, Fi*ncit Ilarpri
llt e Hev. Mllfrrd Aldridgi will I MrArthur
Phone FA M m
I'owell'e ttftb e Supply
Avenue, Sanford, Ihi a week will Phone FA 2 m i
112
N.
I’aik
From AA’harlon. Wr*t A’a C f .
O W N K II 5
17—BEAUTY PARLORS
attend the annual rrtd ra t of the
117 S Alagnnlis Ave.
.............
. . . . .
Smith bn* been vtiiting hi* *l*ter celebrate II* second anniversary IJi-autifui 1 bedroom kllrlitf
A m -co N iM T n iM N i;
S A C K I K U 'K
Ph, F.A 2-5*42
Otlahdo DUtrUl of McthodHt I J(|ll he| au(0]nU> , , t , l d U n . with a work-long open hnu»r.
it. ii. p o i 'i ; r o .
Fur fiuperior llrault her*Ire
rnuipprd hoo«e bn etni on Pin*
MOVE IN
IFic farm ha* arranged two pro
Uhurrhe* at the Do Lem, npi ing. i
v .u g h t uf Madera lid.
I»#
S.
P
a
r
i
----FA
3
i
n
t
I
all
FA
3-1121
riv*l
Drive.
Sl.riUU
down,
Ire
HED-I M | \ h ON CRETE
TODAY
d o t show*. Hie first, athtduled
klrthodlat C h u th . Dr. Jt-**ic J.
Leaving goon for Hawaii wilt
monthly phone Geneva '2241
Grraae trap*. «jih|, cement
tomorrow, will fcaturr aluminum
Waller chairman, Tueidny from j ^
H A Z K I a I 'O K T I a R
I r evi.uiH Tulia* Te*ted F r*«.
§250
D O W N
Reilly and Hmr For- A factory representative from
Dry vtella, will*. A llnteta
19 A. M. to 3 M P. M
ml
HOLLINS HORRY f HOP
I I O M I 'S K F k F I tH
Itcca.
4 ' , ' . M O IU T IA C K
Mill At I It 4 ON CRETE 4 0 .
K.’itir
Aluminum
will
be
on
hi
ml
At
The
Sian
Of
The
Totem
Pul*.
Mr. ami Mr*. Edwin llo flm in I Th„ ,)t.|Ijrv |>b l r m t ( y w)ll
. P IN Hr It!-ST
V IU la Y N H E N S O N
N » III A l . l l ' Y I N i ;
Sinl F.lrn Ave.
Ph. FA 2-6761
all day L* demonvtrale (he v *m2811 ft. F'rmrli Aye.
“ t t New York Will more into th^ir | >f>*,tia**r a new lutwling team In on. tries for aluminum producl*. Vary attractive 1-lied room. Tib
Mill W. 23ih Rl.
NU
IT.OSIND
(
OSIN
.a
ih
C
ft
home
m
2nd
Add.
new homo on Cuntlanre Hit this I ti e laidin I rague In Delaim),
Nearly new beautiful 2 bed room
tin Thursday, * faciory rrpre
FN'VEI-OPKS, lettrrlieart*. *iaie P«..al celery planl*. John Mlktre
I*inr*(r*l, I year old Feet me*
Air*. Jlvui! ,u-catdi It .uptain. • eniatue from Rlack k Detkfr
SCHOOL SPEUI AI.H
Hie bath rnlaonry home i r
men!*. Invoice*, hind bill*, and
Phone (tviado FUieet 6 7193 If
(■juipped alaclne kitchen, heat
poile, ulibly loom, .pare beat HAKHIETTR HE AI TA NOOK
The IHUary Republican Club '»»>cr* ato M u Th-.n.M Arman will be available to demonstrate
p r o g r a m s , etc. Progre*>ive
no a n t u r r rail F'Oreit 6 :1329
i r, hot water lank, 4 Venetian
196
S.
Dak
Ph.
FA
2
6742
er Nicely Ian,Draped
after 8 put.
held a ially at the Civic Center.
Kl1’ TomeUki. Mr*. Jm rph the proper u-e and iare of power
Prliillng Ct> Plume FA 2 2931 b ind* Alto rarporiw *>ul large
I ’ll. FA L'-7llh2
491 Wr.l tlih St.
Sept. tt. A. I> William, presided. ^ rk,ul' aml v|r‘wtf1' loo] 9
tiUlH) loom Will landscaped
i*
i
rA
t\rT
U
T
i
p
ti1
antFT>
: 9 u T i T \ i r i ’Ri. and
In addition ta the »how». GreThe Rev. A. C Summer* gave cr"'
void Purcrtaj* plica i* only
IHII'SI HOI II lio n iis
the invoration. Mr*. Adam Mul
' I " UHian 'la*cuch of Mumoc g-orv Lumber wi I .eivr refreth.
r
A'acuuin
C|e*nrr
llrpaira
4tl.u3u, wuh ju.t 12"’oi llm'ii Mitt -iAt.1 1 bedroom t II home ( ‘AfOIIKR
Aiipty ltd* Ihea'ie
r
.'neeiuenlly
loialrl
lire,
ler, In J. vice pirtidcnt, inltoduc|<',i<r'ied « visit with Irirnds menl. lu vmtui* tliruughoul the
|
Repair*
J
l
part*
for
all
make*
of
P*)in«n1* let* than lent See
w ho..! a ml *h'.pp:ns rer.lain Gift* wanted
Week and *ouvcnii* will b* glvtu.
miii or wlihuut
r'raner*
Kiectrolu*, Hoover, fieg
♦d Mr*. T eiera Kupecr who play - .
*J ' ;n RCil>.»
in.* one t.Mlavl
F
i
l
l
finamed
Down
yw
>in•
it
•
ewilig
rapeilen.e
l
e
d
whit*
The*r
touveWU
mil
Include
some
KlrFty, Alr-AAty, If. F Hrplare* .1 pc t.utved
rd two number* by ITU/ Krieslrr,
I IO M K -S K M .IIIIS
*iw9. lei FA 2-029*.
learning I'leno klanufacturing
aiuniinum product* to i,t demon- The ta«>»t
ment part*. Wmk guaranted. Srvuoiiivl* Foam
iHScliubctt. The next ju e it artist
t«» »rll your Kumt
#
Hu libel- rfippered
•tralrd tomorrow'.
t o , 'Tut Commercial A ie , Hi
FA 3 47*6
was Mr*. Louis St. Amaml, who
I* vkhrfr m«r#l lintur* «ir kulll Th>< i* a / u n i pat* to the Itil*
Cuthlom
F
\
2-2461.
D anrr of the film i* Roll Gretang, "A t Dawning ' by Cadman,
Theatre for 3l n It it AtcN'ab
S tc iiH tro n i H u u lty
gon. Rud Talley is manager, llill
“ A Ki*a in the Hark” by Victor
F tp date Sept. '76 \'i6
Neat A clean maid to do light lioat repalti, fomltiite repair», Heg fl.iJ
Rernutk)
is
in
rh
arg
t
of
uutalde
general houiehn .l repair*. I all
Herbert: and “ Thank G.il for A
IIEIIBEHT RTEN'HTKHM
hnii.t • leaning A piepare one
1lii4R*'<0 la n la
sale*
Due In the death of to / htl*bani|
F.A 2 "424.
Gartirn," by T ettia Del Itiagu.
REAL rtllt
meal
a
riat
for
woikli
,r.
pie
8 Chair*
will *rll lily new home near
SHEFFIELD. England l U P l j Mr*. St. A m aid via* arromp«nlr*l
DON HOWE — I.. J HISNF.lt
with no ritllrlirn llo m t Half,
tri.ii-r
tlrange
t
ily
I
II.
2
bed
if
iick
l.aundi.
iiat
S
e
rti.e
Tlic
Gardencra
Aftociatiun
h
n
e
WitM
illr«
by F’rank Wtn.dnift at Hie piano.
.M o ss A t U n i v o r H i t y
day, & day* ■ week Call
t no I 4 11**Ia i r iurrt*, alt • • Ft
Shill* F'lilliheil In 4* llout*
:ijn
Ralph Wither*!, campaign chair had derided to cal! off It* annua!
FA 2 4416 after it p m
GAINESVILLE—Joel S Mo., of m N. I*.irk — I'h I 1
Ft IIOI.S HERRING CO.
kit.
irn,
living
Mnm,
dinette,
Sanilon# l> y i leanirg
flower
.how
compatillona
bccaurc
man, Introduced the guc»t »pc»kSanford ha* returnrd to Lie Lm
Cor. 2nd A Magnolia FA 2-6321
F 26lh SI F .idniatl Bldg
emloted utility room rar|iorte S e n t ii|ipeariitg y o iin g laily
CTa. Mr*. C I. Darling, fur s.-hiail of Ihr appalllej summer weather. Vcr.itv of FToriua campus to act Thi* it .* guc.t p a n l« tnr Muvie"M id ' Ramberger, Mgr.
land Driva-ln I h ra tic for Mil
SOI IIISIDE
I AI MHtllAt AT
• n e e n 4t«nt porch
.Spring
hoard No. 3: P.alpn Clayton, from Then somebody gut a bright idea a* irridr-nt a d iim r in hia dormiw ilh n Rtuiti |irrw oniilil\ In
Free Delivery
4 7/91
ton
Moure
Kip
dal#
Sept
2
*.
—why
not
a
competition
f
o
r
1
4 DeLand; and candidate for abate
vtrirk w ilh local o rg .iiii/u- U a - P M 'M H I M . *0.1 n o o U h u —
tor) .r, lion. Di H C. Hiker, Dl6*.
Senator; and AVilliam T. Colrniun wertlr’
Iiasrx uw Dili ITitlitvv. II v i m ----------------------------------------------- * » «• VA l . \ KS
rector of IG.uting, announced toHA Y M O.N DM. H A f.l.
rioy are llu- only thing* wr (lav.
of Orlando. . undid *U‘ foi coir
2 Radi‘torn blwk hou r, fmnl*hnl
t i r i n ; CKKD1T
sue iiHcrrwInl In nirrlltig
IIF
AI.TOR
A
INHl
Holt
grc.aman, w hi guvo an in*pliing can grow succc ifulty because of
Mr Rchralb, Nolan Hd , citrus H urd dt. A Park Avenue, houlh
• i :a s y t k r m s
prople
and
want
nn
itpiinrthe
conttanl
rain.'*
be
wrote
lo
talk to the nietnbet* of the De
HeiShts, Sanford. Fla
WH-s o n . MA1ER
A all r ail Ha.I
lun.ty In a d v a irr vriurwi’f.
rfcrct.iry (.larence Pnlter.
iirin * i#
Dary Chib
New and U»ed Furniture
Rhone
FA
2-6C4I
K L D I I E I ) 6 )0 0
write Hox 21 c/n Snnfortl
Putter agreed. Members had In
Confrart and Repair Work
111 F First SI,
Pll. FA 2JM2I
The DeRary Civic Atiocution
v “ ..re tpreimen weed pot • '
t.itvtt
•
Utter
bedroom
llernlri. I'cople in nut of- 1M7 RanfnrH Avr Ph. F.A 18382
a*;y v
met Tuesday evening at the < tvic •, lluv
.
.
'
»l n I Vllt Ik I III VI ». I I Oil (lit t. Custom built
Used
furm
'uie.
*|ip
anre*. tool*
home
lorslrd
at
2oI
hrott
lieiATK o l FUillLM l! r. ai s
ftce hiii.vi nt thin nil.
Center. l)r. William Fuller Jr., irci tip
The judge* . u i ihc coluifu) en- *-*, ill .* i i i x t i . i i>
e 'r Rnii:hl-*iiM t.arrv’* Atari
Avenue in beautiful Mayfair
I
'l
l
'
M
I
H
N
i
;
'
uted the newly Initalled public
AviHHintM'rp
Dance intliurtnra. Girl* 16 '<* 76
213 Sinfird Ave. Ph. FA J 41JI.
•fcllon. Thu quality hom* fra
, T u u * V ft.'
“ f f S V . * •.
td n '* * r!ln ( k Rrpair*
address system Malle i t of tm Die, and a .a.ded f,r.t prlM In .*
I arm A t.arrtrn (. anlf f
ir» wanied. AAill tram. Inquire
lures
1
fully
tiled
complete
handsome,
rprradtn;
plant
which
•
t.atM.-,
‘
-H
l>l.)tAM>S
A
'U
tv
.'f
F'ree F.tlm alr*
^ p o n a n e # were diseased
Glads, E**lrr A l *1* Lily Itulbs
119 s N lilvd , DeLand
baths, ipacmus tier)rooms gen
completely baffled ihrnt.
I
,*lTlA7, ,
,
a.
it ait a i :v
Ml Cetfcy Ava
The civic At»nel*Hon will »pon
M 'E D tN 8(71001, OF IIANTE 294 Sanford A.r Phone FA 2 3141
N’olmdy could tell them what It i
1*4, 1 *o 1 v*•-1j u >**>4',,’u
* m|*»
erous rlusrt*, te iraiu floor*,
l in *f
fit#
\ r w ‘ A 1 ' i ’ri
lary oav
nic n ur ............... . , tr ) , . inBrr
Kvrl) t1
I I f m j !• *I * nr h i t l| * " ' i
»*
large tfreeneil porch «f( of I llTT F.I) PLAN (A Ph, F V 2-1622
1 111 itn hi c mill V|i|i)iiiiu'pi
1'•f |
H»# • I* A I # 0 4 * 11* • |
hrid at Ue l.etm npring*. Ortulwr i ji((|(
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t.
Il
i
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r
W
v
m
i
n
:i
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V\rt
>
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RvTtT
brautiful tlvlr.g n...in I H. bi'n or FA 2-tl2.<l R A N F* tl It D
•‘ • t i l l #
<
j "i M i# » (ff |ii# ft f flfe ri
Sth Ur, F id ler tFiaiil.nl oil who
•ti
I*t *»"'!*• r I ".my J 11>la r
equipped, rat port wit It largr
FLOWER SHOP Wa telegraph.
mjt» f«
«|f Id# nvfTtrB
helped put the Civt.- liuildlng In w
A J la
LJ
Dane* Initnirlor* winted
Will I* I A N II I* i; !' II N 1 C I a >
utility room All thi* on ' beau»
'Uf!
11»
*
it
V
•
»
»
1
rl,
to
F‘. *|ert
riming 4 Repairing
»uch good shape Iha past few Y O U f l g A d m l S l l O V C II* i'll: A*IMl Ift A | ITti | rltfpiltr
SH100 F. First 81 Pb F A
Irani- Inquire 131 t i N. RDd.,
11ful lota alrra’ly landicaped, Large selection of lllblirti*, full
Il AIt It A WESTER lt.iv ,171
bloom. $1 Oil up AI*o baaultful
mantha.
m t
i
n
lll'if'lhi ffi'lll lit# •111:# nf tt># f 11•' |
DeLand.
Thi* home is pined lo *eil at
Cla**lllrij 111*1. 1*)
Ranford
Ji.rl.Jl. B Mon Uf I til* (iiitlc#
|;.»* H
Cniton*, 1 tut up
fit Nil AN SCHOOL OF D ANTI
F'rank E. Hill of I'a lm rtlj Dr. Thursday Program
$18,909 V A 4 1* '. niortgag* can
• i« * iu t*f * lr ro a ri tl m u t i if »
« a i« :.
t.H
VPKA
II
I
E
M
Its
t
i
n
ha* relum ed fruin hit lo p lu
Im- a . • ‘.iiiii-iI by loiyer nllei leaThe youth wing of the Sanford In n « f>>1 f u n t i i f k f it # f i ( « r # **f r * n
Ala.Xa Jut.*, in*-n «ml wiuu. ii PI ANO 11 M M . A III P AllllMi
I I I ! ' AAl.Eh.N It.AIIG.AIN
Giapevllig Ava Ph FA 2 0814
ft* t» i I f f | r #
« > t d * f* *
' *
•Ofivble down pavrnrni l a . i
Mtrnnadnah, low*, wlieie hr at Civic Center will be npen to alt •* f * l «AIftsl
AA. I II Ml MON
f n i n ! ■* I i « u > | |,g
* * »
Ka r a I Mh1 II.,Mai
rnnnlh
b u t n u t r a » t , th i* h o m e I* »u r*
tended Ow annual lout Man Club mailed or single young adults on I ‘ '•• III# i ta tty |tit h* i f i r ) ». *
N**" \|*itifi - 41'. K lAifir
F"r infarmatlun, -end II •«> t.. PH F \ 2 127-1 After 3 («■ p rn
t D| J! f F . O f t h t I * f " *
D i l l I « 1 ntfi
rounded by excellent nrig lbors. II— tuinninlille* A frailer*
^ D in n e r of company E. of ihe Thuriday evenings
MMnIr
If- mr, ’* 1
front
• * y jf ir t r iic * L t i f H l e n
Western Service. I'. O Hu* in,* .’ I V III II RIM. | 11S l it \( |r«l!"
Exelu-lvc willi Seminole Real
lAath In fa n try of tha Rainbow
,%• Adwilnlitriff t* C T I
The facilities available la those
51 t hevv 2 'I'U'i, light grren*
Iftf S»n.
Itellaviie,
Wa.binolun
I
»
\
n
$1,995
ty,
I'AI
I
I'aik
Ave
,
llrukrr'a
S4 .ll 9 « 1 « 1#
diviaian. En rout* la Iowa Mr. not currently enrulled In high
..bite (up (i.Mat rondttuin. (im
H i i r l i h B ris l | , t 1‘ n re
H eld to your "Ian*.
l u-u|ierall*in invitrd » V • 6212
Hill picked up |wa of hi* old hurl- sellout, include Ihr game room, #»<
1 * I p. liter with [tie r 1 1
•Sli p ,1 arttf \t$u \%i!Ik lie —
4
(*« r It A » •$(<•#
Ho i t l i
Hull. F A 2 i:2 l
Hen...it* . and V.J.IItiuu.
dik* in Atlanta, Ga. The company music room and thr danrr patio. A\ In ! # f J ' B I k 9 l i l t Ml 4
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M u rid n H imkii
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4169 00 monthly incnine l’r.«- PAINTING
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open to anyone lntera*led In tro CDF:. William Hendrick ..f A.All j
364 AV. 2nd S t .
F A 2 7411
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(Includew (Toning)
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mileage, Call FA 2-6988.
siring one. New members or Ktatiniy and deicriherl carrier land- I
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• urtte of Seminole Cuunlr.
lijjcit 7 A. M. To 7 P. M.
for further Information.
FI ut id*.
you buy, Open Evening* and lte*pun*iblc men and women with] PA 2-WJ67.
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COLLEGES M'HF.DIT.E GAME Ir ..'.I Flnot r»e i • •
1203 W . -41th S L
time and evening interviewing 1 1"# Painting r*H Mr, Ta*ker. Pit
Iht* 111H 4*e a* 8*iii.tti.
EA.STRIDE TRAILER HALES
NORMAN, Hkla i l l ' l l - The be.b lTKb
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in Remind!* Cuunty, Florida, j FA t 8152 ur FA 2-<'*007.
PataiLs, FT*.
only $
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Janice Luxen 1138 graduate of University of
Oklahoma
and riU R ttiir n i i iiT nrvt.y
Hilary $1.16 per hour; ear mile
I'h. FA 2-0.1M
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Seminole High, ha* been awarded Clemson Cotiege have signed a i
« Blocks Weil o f Freneh
Clerk Circuit court
This is a guetl pa*s to the Movieage > renli. No experience nrrei Carpenter w i k wanted — Bortt
Hrmlnot* t'uun'y. * Inrbta
a icholarahlp to Snead College, one-year ronttact tor n ioutball
Avenue en 20th Street.
land Drive-in 'ITieatre for Leo
aary. Write quallfu alian* to
repair a ipcrillity. llabinlM,
llr >tai|H* T Vihteu
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Mather of Sanford
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VOL. XLIX
f f c r a lf t
IS /n Sanford
AMAN
I N DINDEPENDENT
E P E N D E N T D A DAILY
I L Y N E NEWSPAPER
W SPAPER
*
SANFORD.
FLORIDA
U nited
WEDNESDAY. SWTKMliKlT 17.
News Briefs
No School Today
COINJOCk. N . c. —HOT I Currituck County tehocl 9upt
S. C. Chandler haa wltMrawn 13
children from school becauia of
the haiardcus rout* u«r»l Ly a
.rhool hu*. II wa« reported Tueday. Ttw rwul it th# upIf routt
«ohoo4 to t thw rhUdrwn.
Ships Get Warning:
LONDON — (ft*I> — The
Viiminlty haa » arnrd Itrll
l« h s h i p s I n ateer rlear o f tha
Fortress Strait during the
current criala. an Admiralty
spot earn *a aatd today.
I’r r M
L eaned
W ire
NO. 263
Arlington Board Ordered
To Admit Negro Students
Government Plays S t u d e n t s R e v e a l
' Wailing Game' In R a c e |s s u e V ie w s
Fuel! Plea Denied
Judge Says Mixing
Musi Be Effective
In Next Semester
| if f Ia D o r is C a r p
l i t t l e n o c K , Ark (U P I) — [the schools Monday to prevent
L l l l l v IV vL n v H J v
I Nearly J.&ta) students from I.ui ir j integration, nob-.ly knows when
BIRMINGHAM, Ala lUl'ii
I llivk'a four public high tchoola are .h -. micht open
The SouUifastern Conference Hsv
WASHINGTON i l ' P I t —The El t|||| title more than two week* • ..
,
,. . . , , .
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ALEXANDRIA. V#
iU P!) —
authority to ha a too tell "Isvrr
,frm
»jp p0,„ |
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'
hf Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan
without interference from th.- renhowe, admlnitlraUon played af,«.r u,,.
extended \a c a lii i
today ill r e c t ed Hie Arlington
court*. Circuit Judge J, Russell the game ol "wait-'em-out" with („ , tJ,t
„
.
...
,
.
Wendell Ho*«. (cnlur an presi County Sch.-ol R.iatd to admit
McElruy ruled today in the rile Vrkan'a* GoV, Orval FaUbll* to
'>1-11.- (..It Oival I j unit a , I Itnl
dent
of
tire
Central
High
School
MIDWAY PATROLS FORMOSA WATERS —The fliyrht deck •>! the FSS Midway hum* brated cate of Don Fudl.
day in hope* pressure from the
four Negro pupil* to all-whito
• indent bod; — "I really hatr it •chool* at the beginning of th#
people of Lilli* Rook, not the frd
with activity a* the bit: carrier prepare* to launch plane* for ;mtrol duty in the tmu*
that school ha* been closed Not next *eme»ter In January.
era! government, would open the
bled Formosa Straits. The Midway is under the command of Capt. J. T. Rlnckburn Jr.,
be,-au»e of segiegation or Integra
d-*or* of Central High School.
former commodore of HATWING 1 at the Sanford Nava! Air Station.
Rryan upheld the boatd'a rejee*
1.0NIKIS <t I 'D — a
tion. but because I love Central (lol* of the epprrreimne d 26 other
Th*
President
and
hi*
ch
ief1
fire rattan!
alight daniaie
High."
legal officer decided late Ttir«Negroes for tram fer to while
Tllr-dir night In a nem at
Ross, the youngest ordained schools Rut he said refuval of
day to withhold federal action in
t\ lml.nr
Caatle.
principal
minister in the Southern ll*pil-l the application* of Ihe rrm alm n(
Arkan*as and Virginia where sev
Country aeal of tk* Briliah
Convention, said he had “no oh four "1* not JuMifled in th* avl«
eral aehoflU hive been closed to
royal family.
Jerlion* to going to school uith deuce "
block
e.mrt-ordered integration
Negro, s if that would get the
and more shutdown* are in pros
Hoffa On Griddle
Rryan announced hi* drclilon ih
» h -ol* open. It look* like neither a 13 page “findinss of fact." Ha
peel.
WASHINGTON t U P O - T h # Sen
Court nor the gov
RAYO N N E. N J - t U I ’l) — the Supreme
Atty. Gen William P. Roger*
ate lhackvta Committee charged
.
, a *d hi* formal drvtce would he
today that Id per cent of tlia vote conferred with Eisenhower for to The oil •Itekrtt water* of Newark rrnur has COn.ldered our feeling. h4r. j , j down in 10 day. o, more.
Ray
earlv
l.xlay
turrrnderr.I
the
"carrying the effective date Into
TAIPEI. Formosa (IIPI ) - Two tanks) In JO minute* and getting announced that the mighty U S. which elected Jamea R lloffo at minute* i t Newport, R.l After
three wrecked Jrttey Cent rut
Marilyn Jonrv. a Junior at Cen October,"
Nationalist ahlpi escorted by them back to the tafety of the aircraft carrier Et*ex had Joined Tea miter Union pre aidant at Ust ward Rogers told a new* eonferthe Seventh Fleet, making thp October'* Miami Reach eonven enc* repoit* from Little Rock K alin-ad pa**rng<r eonehea and tral — "I Would Ju»t at *oon go
"In the Judgment of the court
A m erican naval unlit ran the Formosa Strait.
and Front Royal, Va . Indicated ll* content* of *U more hodir*. to school with Negroes a* In have II would be ttnwi*.- ta make th«
The Defense Minlitry laid nei navit fufcei in the area the grent- tion wai "illegal."
*9»>mmunist blockade of Quemoy
Salvage crew, immediairly l»e the tchoii. closed M>>*t ol Hn- kid* tramfer* a* late a* that ill lha
the "leiiiKji impact" of closed
111 a ml at dawn today ami unload ther LST suffered any damage al e.t nuclear stilking force ever
schools was beginning to hr felt, gun work preparatory to railing I'm with feel the ittn r w»y."
t r i m ' he *ild. "The decrc*,
ed th«lr supplies tuctearfully, the though Red artlilrry laid down a assembled.
<>tir of tha ill-fntnl train'* two
Vole nn Sept. II
Wanda Crouch, a Junior at Cm thcefore, will be mad; efiacliva
Nationalist Defense Minlitry an barrage ol thrill on the Qurmoy
Ab-iard the H o n from the SanLONDON— a I|*D— H«*»t»
beaches. It wai the higgc.t tingle foni Naval Air Station it Detach
Still unanswered was the qurs ItK-omotlve* which invrstigatora tral — "1 think Ihr doling wa* at Ihe commencement nf the next
haa prraentrd a Iwo-englnnl
nounced.
llyuaiiln-ll airplane I* the
tion of whst feileral action If any oviieetevl would yield in«trti|iirnt okay. I don't think their Negro.-* re m o te r, January 1933
It wai the ireond successful convoy to unload In It da>t ol ment 4J of VAII-7. The detach
Speed Not Kt*enti.t|
king of Yemen in a crreaio.tr
will be taken if Gate official* try rveuivl* providing mole elue* to should go to our school ll should
blockade butting operation in twn trying lo pierce the Comnunlit ment tailed with the F**n latt
■I Tali, Yrmrtt. YIimcu* It*
"D il. »hoM deferment will not
to open the *cIhmIi later on a Ihr cause nf the tragedy that took tie re opened a* a private achnol
da>i and wa< carried out under blockade.
Frbruaty. Under the command of
Al IHp Mine lime the U. S Tai LCD It. Jerry Robert!, J AJ-2
dio rrporte.1 Inday,
segregated !> * • !* , That D a | h i » an e.timativl 37 to 111 live*. The u r n if it mean* we pay extra he hurtful," the Judge laid. "In
an American-advised program of
big illi.v-l locomotive i n expect tuition ’’
deed, If the basic problem can
aibtlity in Uttl* Rock If eltlien*
unloading the LSTi I landing thlpt, wan (Formotal Pi-frme Command Savage* will bark up the nuclear
ed to yield one of two more
be solved by time, the price la
favor
segregation
In
a
Sept,
27
threat to Communitt aggression.
Gary
Roblnwin,
a
junior
at
Tenbodies.
not too dear."
Part of Detachment 45 will a r
GBF.ENSIIOHO. N. C ( C P U - referendum.
tral—
"I'd
rather
they'd
open
Ihe
lire »l* h.wlie* recovered with
Thu* a allow down nn th* Issue
After the Elsenhower • Rogers
rive in Sanford this weekend from One of five Negri’ pUflll alterni
• hoot, t prefer not to go to *rh<Kil
the
In
-1
roach
brought
lo
2
"
the
of racial integration In th* Wash
Port Lyauty.
tng integrated G 11 * • pie Park rnerl lug. the White H o u se made
with
nigger*
bul
I'd
talher
lo
with
llunilier of corp*r» found an far.
Addition of the K u ra brought school here said tielay he ha* it elear that the President would I'usit Guar>l cutter* .eanhed tho*c few than not get an educa ington s u b u r b apparently wta
pottponrd lor almost four months.
to tl» the number of aircraft ea r been tipelled for rghting *ith not invite Fiutms to another face- through the night for two more tion."
i to face confrrence One meeting
ner* with lh* Seventh Fleet. Fiv* white hoy*.
Jim Rule. 16. a football player It had appeared originally that
reported *een floating nn the hay
I at Newport a year ago was frvill- near the ,ler*ey City Y’arht Cluh at IUII— "I want to go to school, Arlington County would b* tha
of them arc loaded with Jet light
*. ene of the first te»t of Virginia’s
' lr»*.
"
er* and bomber*, I h e tlvlh i* 7 Dead In Crash
At leu.1 Id per»otm atilt an- I want lo team. Rut I wouldn't "ma*d*e rrslilance" law* to de
Rogers, In t sUlement followequipped
and
designed
for
ant:HASTINGS.
Minn
tU
P
I>
Seven
UNITED NATIONS, N Y. <U1*I 1-Chimwe ConminnUt
known to Ih- nmdng. A railroad »*y t am willing to to lo school segregation.
Warfare, They ran pul crewmen weie killed Tuediay ling hi* hireling with the Preil* • poll-,man *aid call* to hi* nffice with Negmea."
attacks on tho Quemoy Island* and threats to invade For tubmarin*
His ruling contained criticism of
dent,
*aid
It
"seem*
Inconceiv
up to Vnt planet In the air.
night when an Air Fop-* IKJ Jet
Fred Jolty, a arnlur at Central the Virginia pupil placement law,
mosa have lessened Peiping's chances of winning n scat in
able that a state or community (rom relative* indicate a* many
Th« b u n »a* tent to the F ar liomber crathed Into s farm house
— ” 1 didn't mind the »rhool being which hr attacked a year ags
^ h e United Nations at this session, diplomatic sources said F.mt fr*nv lh* MfdaUmncan ami diitlntegratrd ill I lyiiaa of would rather close its t>ubllc a* 13 may atill l-e niRlIng
In addilioii, alwiut 40 person* doled lint I think it *ould ha opail- when he ordrred the Arlington
nply
with
the
de
Wotlay.
wln-rf M bad payrolled Ik*-MM off ■(•lotion*. Rnl> Uvw c*-pUat par**
H tko n ^ ^ ^U v * guprema Court nf were ini.rival late Monday morn ed a* *mm a t poitlble *■ a ptl- board to admit seven N-groe* la
Husain Is expeetwl to raise n formal demand torfnv foe *A’ a»*e-■ S^- - rlefVWily* ^"tinted to *»felv
, ,
ing when the train rolled nn.i-stnp Vata ichool, Ir.tegiallon wouldn’t while *eh»r>Ia. That order was
seating Red China in lh* United | "*
’
Air Jure* *ea.ehers r*cvttr*d th e OntlwTOat*’ Dve reports ,e through
bi d etui*. 1 a* Seventh Fl«*t alwork too well. I'ublic opinion it postponed by appeal and the num
three ilcnatlights,
reived
fic-m.Uve
enmmunttli*
in
Nation*, but Wcttern
tradyr had bean strengthened hy p l a c i of (lean from the debts
through a derail *wtteh and off again*! it."
ber of Negro appileanla grew ta
solved
Indicate
Hist
the
sellout
eea'lrrnl
over
four
sere.,
hut
predicted the vole would go heavl'y
airfvsl of the big carrier Midway
an npen drawhtldgr into 50 fret
J a mr t VYaddlngtun, a Central
Could find no other trace, of lh* Impact of what If mean* to hvve nf wairr
•gainst the Soviet attempt. Moscow
from Petri Harbor
*no„r_ "Fm behind Fautma and
Ihe public *.-hnoU closed I* h"
prepared for the move by prop*
The big attack rartiert <|eire.’*l men aboard.
The body of the engineer, Lloyd I don't want t-i go lo «ch<M)| with
ginning to I* keenly felt and i'r
garni* attacka againtt the "unreally arc to-lined to cairy nuclear
significance more fully appre Wllhurn, 03, foun-l shortly after Negroe*. I would ralher »wllcli
iatic” U. S. attitude on China.
Cecile Is Mother
weapon ■
tire wretk, was tu tindrrg.i fur » liooli than go If Negro*, are go
claud."
Tactical Crew 4 wa* named top
m o n t h i :a l t u r n - c m i *
Th# lluitlan move was expect
ther te*ts to drtrrmln* definitely ing lo he there "
Dionne, ike flr*l of the fimr mred to be made in the General (or crew of VAI10, Heavy Attaek
whether he"«« riving wlien the
string Riiinne quintuplet* to hePilfering) Committee of which Rus Squadron from Sanfoid stationed
train misu-d the *igna!t. An an
aboard
the
CSS
Satatoga.
cum* a mother, and her aeal*
sia it a member. The commit
top.y Tuesday itslii-ati-d he had a
born *e*rn-pound, litu ussrs
tee is to appiovc item* for full
Sanford ha. been chosen fov
Heading the n e w I* (Mr. C. (’.
heart attack.
n s . Claude, »er* rep. rted do
th# annual fall conference of tha
debate tnd ailorate them for pre Mcllratnie ttombardirr navigator
Still
a
deep
mystery
wav
why
ARIJNGTON, tia. (U P D -T w o ing nfII at M. Justin* llrwpltal
Florida Klnl# Klka Atsociatlon,
iimlnary comideration lo the vari- la I.TJG A. I’. Krnnelt and radar
tlie fireman who it re iyllm l tu
Rapt, JO-21,
out standing committees.
cunner it G. VV. Mitchell Jr., Air Pore* Jet trainer* collided In today.
iid*
tie«lde
the
engineer
and
dotsthe air near here Tuesday, killing
An open hmite will r^gln artivAMI
Runt Dll ChrUtmaa
lile-chrek him by calling out nil
t-,»o
iiillan
flight inttrurtnri I D e c i s i o n F a X p C C tO il
Hie*, ho.tol by Sanfonl l.odg*
CIVR.
M.Bralnle
al»<>
w»«
nam
The General Committee will re
•ig n a ls te rn a lo n g tile t ra c k , til!
l.’ll
Stale committee* hava
view item-by-item the 70-odd r.l to the Centurion Club, having w, rkr ; under conliact with I h e 1 WASHINGTON tU P I)- 4 While
not tnVr over if \\ llliurn Mifferr-d
Mr t'..rre.
.rhi-dulrd
.pe. 1*1
meetings
House decision ll rkpertrd very
questions proposed for debate In made tort landing* on the tame
w t r iiu r e
throughout the day. A home com
I^wis \ Mill* Jr , civilian op
on «h(.inFr Shrnnan Adams
DETROIT (Ul'l t - F. rd Motor (
the current attembly tcition which flop CRH, William Hailett, com
mittee meeting will be held Sat
at ill run almost until Chrittmat. ma tiding off leer of VAH-9, Joined trai.-r of the Air Force primary will resign a* President Kiien ("o. wurkera wart nn strike acf' *»
urday afternoon at the Harry'training hate at llainbridgr, Ga . bower’s "ehlef of ataff." s.rord- Ihe nation today a* ttie in a m
^ No important battle v - a expect the Centurion* Aug. 4.
Anna Crippled Children’s Home,
Maintenance
ctew
of
the said the planes were a twin-jet ing to highly placed Republican strike deadline paoed with ordy
ed until the eommlttee Ukt-a up
Umatilla. The Institution I* owned
1.17 t u b e r from his field and a source*.
on*
Itau*
bloekiug
agreement
on
month
award
went
to
Crew
No.
an Indian propotal for a full at
ami operatf.| by Ihe association.
a new runt rant.
2 Sharing h"0"r* wrrr Plane Cap T3J lingte JelNraincr from Turner
leinbly debate on the "queiLion <>[
De'egatr* from the M Florida
Air Force Ra-e at Albany
tain
L
W
U
u
,
AMI.
M.
M.
Gil
Waller
Reqthar.
prrtident
of
lh*
Record Eclipsed
representation of China in the
Elks Lodge, will participats In
'lilt* trlentlflcd Ilia victim* at
HAMIINGTON (U P II - lYt* United Auto W'orkrr*. told report
United Nation*." Last year the demy. A Mil. fl. W, Krrrfet, AN,
this meeting, conducted by Frank
William Greene of llainbridge and al<>m ■power**! stihmarine Sea. era "we are getting elo*e" to
and
II.
RHapia
AN.
General Asiembly voted i* 27
J. Ifr.lt. of Miami.
Negro eltuvn* uf Sanford and
Robert tta^r* of Ta1laha«**e, wulf apparently haa rillp.rd all agreement.
again,t action on the question o!
Delegate, from thre 6S Florida
Seminole Coiinly will honor Dr,
Fla . oc.upar.ls of the TJ7 Capt
"Il'g
not
ton
lung
r.nw.
Wr
arr
under sea enduranre im<rdi.
I'eiplng’a mrmbcrthlp.
Lodge* wilt convene Sunday morn,
Harry M Archulrle and Capt.
Business
Is
Good
gutting clo»e," he *utd
"The G*i«rg* ll rnt y Starke on Sunday,
ing in Ihe Sanford Civic Center
A llmilar vol* Wat expected this
m u d rewarding thing 1* that free which ha* bn-n prurlulmrl a*
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flo Rill Clirpias, flying in Hie T33,
for the main business session.
year, although the Soviet Union cida business conditions showed parachuted and sutlilnrd only Tax Take Increases
tabor and free management ran "Th* George II Starke D*y".
Presiding will be Willi* V. Mc
TALLAHASSEE ( UPI I - Th* gel together for the good of the
p i n d Communitt Chin* hav* kept
A program honoring the d..rtor
LOOK I N C A II K A D — r o m an encouraging trend last month, minor injuries.
Call, sheriff of Lake County and
Klunda
Ih-vrragr
Commission public for a while ”
up ■ ttrady stream of broadcast
for
Ilia
1
1
1
year*
of
profr-.tonal.
:nnmli-r
W
illiam
ItA
ntlpraccording lo unemployment pay
The plane* collided at about >reported today It collected HI..
state president of the Aitoclatlon.
demanding Peiping'* admlttlun. ment* anm-tim-rd by stale Indus
When s'krd If Hu* meant a riK.ileal, civic and religion. -*•rvi
soil, skipiH T of tJa- uloniii*21.000 fret. Mill* said.
Ihev
A luncheon at tho Sanford Elk*
Rut U, S. warnings aguirnt plann trial Cumtnli'ion rival ntan James n ashed aliuul a mil* apart and 42',75u In altobol amt ilgaret irt lie mint, ' II rq| net told,
.■>
tu
the
city
and
rnimly
will
I."
"It
|H iw in r i M ilim nrine N a u t i I -Ige Sunday for delegate* and
taxes during the first two months mean* we ar* getting close '
ed Communist aggression may T. Vocelle.
ti'r.rnii.1 at 3 p m in Htv aodi
burned.
iu.i. suit! t h a t t h e Icc-cttverwives will eio.e the conference.
of this fiscal year.
hive offset this propaganda.
At 10:45 a m , Ford reported torium of ( room* High School
t'tl A r t i e O ccur cmiltl he
The Quemoy Formosa isiue la*
>J 1jo of lh* approiimatelv 94.non Wed 13th St.
Jim I.uo To Speak
t acrl f o r fnat c o n i in c r d n l
Speaker will lie Dr It cl.aid V
u.d yet been pruposed for a»*rm
hourly rated w o r k e r * had left
Jim I «-c, Florida I'andr Comslti|>|)lri/ w h e n n u c le a r a i r ply dlscultion. The United Stale*
thrlr pih* In Jl of thi- IW plant* M.>.,(», pre-lTrnt of lldlhitne
mlatlun, will be the speaker to
believe* the t i n e ll Inappropriate
and par)* depot around Hie idun < eikman College A pin.pi.- will yo u h r n a r i i i e . a r e built in
morrow at the Sanfutd-Heminnle
i>- ptr.entad dining the cvumon
lo bring the question h»re, hut
th e f u t u r e . H ere, ht* n«!try.
County J a y n e luncheon, Le* will
le*
Russian propaganda outlet* have
Neniortti rridvlem
tln-risen t h e N atio n al P r e s s
Mora than 9,000 drwrr* In
Inform the club on the duties and
.Special Invitation* h*'» le-en t ' l u h in \Ansliinytoi),
“f^.htnted broadly the Soviet Union
Carl Steltato, pie*ldent of Ford
Semlno!* County atill mult renew
artiiltie. of hi* office.
.-nt
lo
city
and
courtly
official"will raise It !a the ai»embly.
Local
(too
here
and
*
top
UAW
tli.ir licenart, arrortiing ta *»timated figure* from the county negotiator, bil<l newsmen one ma White and Negro rill ten* alikr
to aena* that rrgardlta* of lh*
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
V.
jor problem—pi ant wld* senior arr invited to attend tha program
judge'a office in Hanfuid
ultimate legal derelnpmrnta,
iL’IT) • A growing group of
Monday, Sept JR, rnsrLel the ity—wa* blocking settlement and honoring Dr. Starke,
worried parents met into the e a r
Arrangement* are under tb*
hi* people wnuM keep order
halfway point. Th* deadline is (hi* strike will continue until it I*
ly morning hour* het* today,
and llrr with the final mil
direction of W. I,
Hamilton,
Sept JO, Latt year IS.Hhu liccrue* settled.
r o m r . no mailer bow odlou*.
groping for a formula to gai
When the (trike deadline came, principal r f the Midway School.
wers
issued
In
the
county
Sn
far
A new froien orang* julf* with (heir xhuol* open and Ignoring
There wa* even a suggestion
Ihe talk* were In rerea* ami
«nld.
Ihe flavor and aroma of the fr»*h. the lawyer* and Judge* Involved from a few of Ihe mayor's con thl* year, 7,331 have
.
» I I
Offirialt report that many F«*vl Vice Rirtidnot J.wm S | ■
ly squealed product ha* been pro In tha South'* ttruggle over Inte stituents
that
CharlottcM-ill* mnr* license* h a te been sold in Ruga* announced hi* comp any
duced by th* Minul* Maid Cor;>or- gration of Negroes and white* in might defy the state government
I’OINI MAtiC, I alif (Ul' l) - position on a .aivelhig launcher.
outlying county area* thru year. had made a thlid contract offer
Stealth ami atomic destruction
The llegulus It, esientially a
■ •■tion.
Lh* cla»*room
snd try to comply wllh a federal Clerk* hav* been a*n( In other
Stellato told newsmen, "The
Tha n*w Julc* promlsM first Inwri t combined today In a Navy , r m ote • controlled jet aircraft,
di.trlet court order that Ihe only town* la th* roiinty for tht Con- company ha* agteed to make the
Not far a » iy , soral but dead
Her ■(it (Msyments to the unem
staid of swondary flavor has cost
high sch o o l In *o»n and on* of the venienc* of resident*.
ly arriou* while •upremariat*
contract ratroactii* to July I. to ployed In Sanford ro.e $1900 weapons syitrm capable of fling - 1gtsasard aloft atiistcd by • Jet
Minut* Maid 114 million dollar*
elementary school, should admit
lug (levasUHon LOtyo miles inland | bolwte-r and, trailing a waka of
aal around the table nf aa
inrrea*e
penalut
*
from
5!
’
J
oar
and *lght y*ara of r**eanh and
during August, according to a re- (tum a tubmaiine.
negro students —12 out of an e n
alt -night restaurant and talk
smoke, flew seaward.
month for each yaar of service port from th* Florida Industrial
devrfnpmcnt.
The newest weapon in the
rollment of l.dTS — imm»d:*l*!}'.
ed nf "fighting In lh* end.'*
It was turned inland and under
to 52 33 end to continue the an Commission. Total payments in \*vy ■ atomic age arsenal was
I'rasioua methods allowed the
Anxious clerygymen closed their
Home Of Jtffrraon
"positivr control’’ on lh* ground
ana! wage Improvement factor Sanford mounted to tl,96L
*itap* of fragrant oils and flavor Sunday School room* to po*.|bly
tested
Tue.day
When
the
sub
Michi* is a Democrat. This
l l ' v par rent nr tie rents an
*I*m*nt*. Th* n*w proevsi r*- iramplanted public srhonl rlatses, county, Alhcmjrt*, voted twice
In other p a rt, of lha .tale, un marine USS lit ay hark surfaced off and by accompanying chase plane*
hour, whichever la higher 1.
n-.eve* only water. Houston. T r t . fearful their churches might b* for President Eisenhower, tut In
employment
I'Cneflt payment, de the California roast and fired a winged toward Kdwards Air Fort*
TYi* Seminole County Cnmmi*has l ean **lacle<l aa a market ta*t •uckerf Into a *teamtng [Mjlitieal thr current school controversy • ioner* yes'erday afl»re-»«n reclined '11.011 The drop w»» at Regulu* il controlled missile 200 Rase, li<0 miles northeast of LosAngrlci.
tanl*r. TYi* product should hava vortex.
t rlliuted lo better business roodi- miles.
sum* of tile Ripubliran leaders verted lh* decision of lh* toning Stcn.stroin Chosen
t, ^national dUtribullon by 19K0.
The missile made a * controlled
tion*
and
lire
number
of
unem
It
hm
.
the
first
time
tha
stuhhyMill Keep f rder
ar* going beyond many of lh* twtgrd U grant th* hultdirg nf an
tk»uglaa Btenstrom, Sanford
On the weii-manicurad eatatea top Democrat* in their demand* asphalt plant in lh* smtern part l*w,y*r, will serve on the Isayer’s ployed worl er* who hare exhaus winged llegulus II, a 37-fool, turbo- wheels up landing'’ at Edwards,
ringing this city of 27,000 In the for a last-ditch stand against in of th* county.
^ornrmtte* at tire Diamond Jubi ted liteir right to collect compert. jet poweied weapon capable of caught fir* and burned. Spokes
heart of Virginia'* fashionable tegration.
flying more Hun l.uoo mile, at men hiemed destruction of tha
The appe*l, frnm r**id*rU •*« lee Convoealloa Nov, 13 16 at •at Ion.
WASHINGTON (UPI) Ovl! hunt country, the affluent land
Ti-clay, *uth wa* the p ita d m upheld after **veial appeared Stetson University
While 17 Florida Stale Employ t vice lh» sf*eed of sound, hatfbecn craft on fat'urc of “ peacetlmt re
covery gear."
Aeronauctlea Board f*p*rta s s d owner* fnr the moil part took a of t'hsrlotte*vil!e, hom* of Thom before (he commission In pretest.
Th* convocation will olnerv* ment office* rcjwrted d s r i s a i n . ftrrd from a submarinr.
ttrfay Btey hav* found no evidinee relatively detached view of the as Jefferson who wrote lh* Dec
In another ayp*al, lh* toning Stetson's 7Mh annivartary Fran II, including ,Sanford, rapnrted
In war, there would ba no naed
The sltrk Gray back surfaced
of aatotag* In th* eraih of a Pan crisis. Most <>f thair children go laration of Independence; homa of loard was hacked by commi.iion- cia P. Whitehair. former Under payment* were higher than Lha near Hi* I'nint Jlugv naval air of landing tha Ragulua on Us triAmerican alrllw r In th* Pacific to private schools.
the University of Virginia built er* when they approved th* build secretary of th* Nary and a De July fugur*. Total payment* In missile teit renter, dlsgorgrd the cycle grar. It could ilam Into its
Mayor Thnma* t, Ylirhle II*
last Nov. a la tshicb 44 pors-ms
under the crparvisioa of Jtffer- ing of an appliance tertica at land attorn*}-, hatda th* commit August were 5979.972 above the missile from one nf two forward target from <0,000 Teat i - m <r
trned (• all aide* and Mamed
soa in l k ' “
. ____
_____
Sairfugd A>*. and la U »u
U*
v^ara UU*d.
for August, 1937.
--- -—------ —
carrying pvds, and swung it into hedge bop Va lha u f o i .
Last Coach Raised
From Bay; 6 More
Bodies Recovered
Fire Hits Castle
"Escorted By II. S.#
Ships Run Blockade
Gets Soviet Plane
Nepro Expelled
Quemoy Attack, Threat
To Hurt China UN Plea
%,oma', Tactical Crew 4
Gets Top Award
Aboard Saratoga
Sanford Will Host
Elks' Convention
Strike Hits Ford;
One Issue Blocks
Contract Signing
Two Jets Collide,
Instructors Dead
Program To Honor
Dr. George Starke
Schools Closed, Parents
9,000 Motorists
Must Get License
Seek Education Solution
Sub M issile On Target;
Silence, Death Combined
Flavor Improved
On Frozen Juice
Unemployed ncrc
G et More Funds
One Plea Upheld,
Another Is Denied
J
Wasn’t Sabotage
vJ I
•j£ [
i i
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Mr. and
Mr*. Young." Jane
put in.
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Shop and Save
In Sanford
G t e H a n f o r d I f e r a lf t
Pertly «1m 4 t i h m i k T i « 4 f
with few widely KiilrrM l show*
• n occurring mratly during i f trntaofu and eiening*.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
EstablUhrd 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA
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MONDAY. REPTEMHKR M. 1DT8
I 'n l t e d
Prtw u
L eaned
W ire
N O . 2(11
II. S., Reds Meeting News Briefs Florida U . Admits Negro;
On Formosa Crisis
M ine N a m e C h a n g ed
WARSAW. P o l m J f U ' D Uniled S late> ind I!..I Chinrw
^ h i i i a d o n tiffin vital talk* on
L™ Forme** tr im here today.
The hspe m i In find a facei n Inf tn a n n r' In which to dlence
the gun* nmr lUnint the p eter
of the Forme** Strait. Hnl world
wapiti la were frankly ikepUeal of
anv firogre**.
P . S. Amhuiarinr Jacob Beam
•n>l Communlil Clihrjc Auilu*iail-ir Wang I’lnf • nm . ercomparled nnly hy miJli ftalle, <at
duain together In the MyCiweki
fV.iee tn W a tu w 'i Latienki Park
VIENNA i l'P I ) — Th# nama of
la# “ Rooievelt” ' a i l min* near
O ltrari, C iechotlm kf*. hi* been
changed to “ Mine of the trerhoilnvaklin Army" Radio Prig.u
to ire If they can find i formula ground: renewed *-*,rtlon* today (aid today. The n ine had hem
In
ft# »H*
! '• '
tv Peiping that It Intended to oc
for a ccave • fire.
It w«i the 74th merlins of the cupy Quemo), Mal*u and I orreo- dent Franklin D. Room fit.
Slno . American repmenlattve* • a and a renewed artillery bom
for Wang, hut the Brit for Beau. bardment; open peiiimiim In Rov S cout A t 90
Waahlngton and t' S werrlnr*
The lalki broke off In GSOUTH I.YNN. Fti-.iaml (UPD
I**t Iteceiiiber in a italemale ov that inv*v|oit altrmpt* would be
er Formula.
mrt with l* S force; pvnlunatle —John tValt became a boy irunl
Beam, lanky and ttrong allied, Matement* in Mo*eow that the official during the week end. Watt
n t down with Wane, who proved talk* were “d u m iy maneuver! tJ Ii S1'' year* old,
hlmietf to hr a itonr wall of Chi- juitify F S aggmilon.'*
neir impaitivity In tilk i with
Th,- two Ainhanadorl were hold M any F lee P o la n d
Ambnitad -r Llewellyn Tho.npiotj, ing the fit»t of what wa« expected
ll()\X. Germany iL'IMI—'Thirl)
the
U.S renre* amative in the 1to lir a b ile *crlc* of divftKilollt Romm Catholic piled* and m-tir
*J t r u i o u i *ei*lnti(.
1on the neutral ground of the tit than 9J nuni have Red Com
They meet ajalr.it th:* back- tle Myillwiki Pa'a-e, an lSthCee. munfat Poland to Weit German^
tury hunting lodge tn the Laalefkl line* la*t January. It w*i re
! Park here.
ported to.lay hy “ I ’nlon In Ger
P rogren. If any. wa* expected many.” a new-paper limed by the
tn he itow — ami iccret. F.uch majority C h i l * t Ian Hemoci.ii
vtatvmcnl hai to he tr iti.h le d Party.
into Eeglith or Chitteie. Each m a
jor d*ci*lon mint come from
tVavhlngtnn or Pelplrg, *» mu»t T ra d e P act In k ed
CAIRO (CPU — The United
any major announcement.
‘Hie American! planned only Atah Itep-ihtlc amt Saudi Aril,
hate e o n eluded a new tr.nl,ITi 0|A lne:e fr. » picking up ‘.he brief communique* announcing the acreement. abollihlng tariff! o»
timet of the meeting* and the
(upnllu
date for the next The Chincje »orrtr good* end draillcally re
The i.r drop - t n e’early vt*ibl« were evpe'ted 10 he even more duelnj them on other!. It wi* dlekurd tA»,ay.
fiom R u Q-utmO/, new! dlipvlrh- rellcert.
ei from the blockaded bland raid
Ritf W e d d in g Set
Other wl»e, a I 'S . and National
CHIAVARI. Italy t LTD - lilu
lit fhlnr-ie Impored new* black
•ep|>e Co«la laid tialiy hi* (lx
out remained In effect en the be
children — four men and two
ileged Quemoy* where a Commu
'iiimrn — will be marrt<-d l h u >
nlrt blockade hv artltlery fire b
day in a llngle ceremony
effectively blockrd any m»;or re
lllpply effort.
Brookfield Mill*. Ine.. Sinf.od
which hi* been eh 'f d for the
Sne-v Air Rattle
DPI eorteipondcnt WUIIani Stil itimmer. will get bark Into pro
ler, who ii on aiilgnment with duction late thi* rnon'b
Joe Aberbaek. manager, *ald
the US. 7th F i d : In the Form ia
State and county beverage and
Straight, reporter) front Makung that (he plant, which mirmfic- occupational llren«e* fur 19f>* .V>
M
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In Ibe F n u i l u i t i D'abdi that he
,.e,,l on »«!c v«'«y In ll,e vfG. r.
*aw Natinnalbt and Communtit recall all o* II* employ!I. Vddl of John Galloway, County Tax
jeli battling tn the ikle* over thnal worktrj will he hiird. Collector About 8,500 occupa
Quemoy today. He reported na Aherhack *ald, due to lncrea*ed tional and l<b> leverage lleen*e*
order* fur thi* year.
apparent lo ur*.
are ettwrted to
void In Srm
Mr*. Joe Aberbaek will head Inole f'ooPly Iwfore the Ort t
"I i»w the dogfish! fr-vm i B S
two-engine Mai,in icaptar.e pn- the executive *taff nf the bud- deadline.
City |lcen*r* mu*t t-e obtained
trolllnr JO mile* off the China ne*i. Aberbaek. »tlll on a tour of
duty with the tT. 5. Atr Force, lu-fore *tate and county lleen«»*
coail,'' Mll'er raU
I* ichrduled to return to Sanford ran he l*»u«!. if the hu*lne-* I*
'•We were flying at 1,000 feet the f i n t week In November.
operated within the city limit*.
and the MIGi circled over u* at
Due to a large backlog of or
40,000 feet but did not attack ! drr*. the plant will begin opera In addition to practicing pr»fr*
• lonal* nnd all tunlne*-e«, llren•aw the Jet* fighting over hlo.-k tion* about Sept. 22. All former
•e« are required for all rotn «ipaded Quemoy but law none ahot rraplove* will report for work the rrated machine* of any de*trlpdown.*'
la*t week in thi* month, the an tlnn.
The NationalUti announced ea r nounce menl eald.
“ Notlre* have he*n mailed to
lier a near ronvoy a i t *peedlng
Al>erh*rk raid hi* fit in “I* alt tho*e who had lleente* for the
toward the Quemova In ho«e* o* •ukir; ,
te n vr-y ••ictee’ year IM1-M", Ratio war »*ht.
running the hlocdaua tmt mere ful year.”
“Holder* of beverage licence*
wai no wotd on whetner •' had
Brookfield Mill* employ* about mu»t pre»ent the current vear'«
managed to deliver the i-’re’v SO in normal operation*
lleen*-- In obtain a new one "
needed luppllei
Four out of ilv convoj i have
hern turned hark a id thou which
gut through delivered only a mea
ger amount of aupplic*.
At the lam e time there »er» re
jiorti In relluble quarter* the t "nit
nl State* had begun a major m i
litary buildup on Formora with
1 f»»i mHr p*-r hour plane*, guided
BAYONEE. N. J . I’PI > - A One wa* Bafael 9 I.eon • f Holmmbillci and giant rirgo plane*.
•peedlng commuter train plunged del, N. J., wha w.r* in the train
Deny Evaluation Plana
off an >'i«cn drawbridge tralay and with 111* wife
However. American official* de fell 50 fret Into Newark Bay Two
I’rtyrd to llruwn
nied thert were any plan* to evac p.iMerecr roaehe* rank with
"Suddenly we were in the wtuate the 0,000 American depend their load* of p*>*eugrr*.
ter,” Leon *ald. “ I *t»ttrd la
rr.ti from Forma'*. They did *ugThe f o n t Guard .aid one of pray I would drown quickly 'tv
ge*i pregnant women, dliabled d* |'» boat* on the Irene hut re wife wa* henealh me In the
pendent* or tht>»e with peraonal potted »l leatt IS pcf.i>n* dead water. I *wam down aid litrd
pruhtem* ahould return home now.
The New York fire department to find hrr but »hc had alippnl
They were not utdered ! . do *o. raid two hodie* had been recov down.
"I went hark up to Ihr tnrfero
ered and about 29 other p»»:*on»,
Including the erewr of four, were of the water ln*ldr the n a c h .
• till in the water, ahoul JJ feel Th^re wa* a win low open”
“ I thought there i* r - u*e In
deep at that point
The train wa* bound fiorn Bay trying 1o find my wife She it al
MIAMI (U P D - Tioplcal .torm III : \ J . to J e n v l -tv. and ready ln*l If I gu d »li again In
Gerda flattened out into a tine wa> thought to be e * f ir.* a try to grt her, it will |a-t mean
of (quail* with top gu*t* of 49 number of pa*»erge’ » h .me fiom that I will die i< 0 " he • iM
l^uvn »ta>ed there in»lde the
mile* per hour thi* morning after wcekrr.d* at the teach.
Due pa»*enge* err dangled from roach and after a while raw a
•marking thrntigh the mountain*
the b-ng treille and Iw remained boat, He eUrnhed to an it'ur winuf ooulbweit Haiti.
on the track* of the Ji-r-e> Cen d-w that wa* higher, and dram
But Chief F o rrra d er Gordon tra! Ilailrnad
Into the !>oat.
Punn of the Miami weather bu
Hr.i ue Eflort*
Two loromolive* and two p.i*
reau laid Gerda “might regener •enger rar* fell i t the w*) Inin
Small boat* from all "■*r hj«v
»te Into a true tropic*) itorm la the h»y. They were not vlilhle New York Hartmr com erird heter tndav In the w»*m wx'era nf at the mrface.
nrath the bridge There were
the Car.'jhean between Haiti and
and
Survivor* lull) ef iwlmmlnf t'oa*t Guattl vr««.d*. t
Cub* “
*e»null In the *unk<‘n car* loukint ; flrelioat* ard imall ptl
Hurricane hunter plate* report
a way out of the water# trap irrlv
ed at It « m. Ihey could bitd no
(race of tne circular movement
nf a tru* tropical «tnrm. TSey
raid It appeared to hive hr ken
up into a widciprcld ivxtem of
(quail* with top wind* of about
19 mile* per hnur In gu*ti.
l! tvs* cc p'ered ebo.il 9A.0 w ll.i
louth • luutheait cf Miami.
Supplies Dropped;
Fire
H eavy; Planes Battle
t p r i i r E I , Formoia (U P lj - Nalio"iti»t Chlneie cargo piurr*
parachuted nppllei to U 't le QueIttny liland late today In the fare
•f Communlil anti-aircraft fire.
It w*i the ifcend aird.u.p to the
offi iore lilandi In 21 hour*.
AH the cargo plane* eicaprd
da m ise , but Cu.ttmurUt fin *
opened a heavy artillery bom*
batdment ott the bland, to keep
Diplomats Gather
For UN Session;
Squabble Expected
u n i t e d nations fu r n - S e e
4 ft* ry of State John Foiter Dvillei
and Soriet Foreign Stlnliter Andr»l Gromyko led a imall army
of top diplomat* to New York for
the opening Tuaiday of the t.lth
annual leiiioh of the Ocnrrul A»Irmbly.
Dulle* laid on Ml arrival from
Waihlncton Sunday night the *ev•Inn, opening after week* of erltlt
In the Formula Strait, ••will he
w hapi the moit Important that
n i tiren held for year*.**
“ There will be vital problem* of
eontolldaling peace which are
brought to the fore hy the Soviet
ha eking of the Chlneie Communlil
a s f r e aalon.” he uld.
Pullet had made it clear pre
Vloutly the tlnitcd State* would
flot he lurpriird If Ru**t,» Pled
to level a j s rc iio r charge* j t th»
I.'nitrd State!.
^ Gromyko *vn iller.t on hit ar
rival at Idlewlld Alraort from
Moicow.
The Chin* e.nl* l» not on the
T!-llem agenda prcpoiel for the
delegate* of It eountrlei at their
19V) me* iv |. But it e . v . l l-e
handed *;♦ (him In an e n e r y n r y
■t aiuu’»t ary lime dirlu g fie
three n u n lh airrmhly.
The Middle Kail d'avrmament,
f i l e r ipace and another attempt
to teat Bed Chin* In th*. United
Nation* were among the major
ftemi ichrduled for debate.
Franelt O. Wlteoi, aiilitan t
If. S. iccretary of Date for inter
national organliallony, predicted
In a ipeecb In Nrw York Sunday
the United State! again would
heat hack attempt! to admit the
Chineee Communlil*.
A n A ctiv e W e e k e n d
18 *rre»t« for rcekir** and in
toxicated driving were reported hv
the Sanford Police Department
ever the weekend. The Sheriff*
Pcpartrnent of Seminole County
ir p m lr d 29 i t r r i t i with 19 It afar
Violation*
V T ho'.
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comic a trip f u n fo ra U n y r a i t of
"ch im tar* ”
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HAD
by Bob Montano
STARTING TODAY IN
T U X SANFORD HERALD
I
Brookfield Mills
i’. To Reopen Plant
Licenses On Sole
By Tax Collector
Train Plunges Into Bay;
A t Least 15 Lose Lives
Gerda Hits Haiti,
Might Regenerate
Faubus Closes All Schools
George Siarke Jr.,
Sanford Doctor's
Son, Is Enrolled
GAINESVILLE (UPD - The
LITTLE HOCK. Ark. ( U ? l> -A tl
four nf T.ittl* Rnek’e high acbeol*
f in t Negro to enter *n all-white
eln*e<l tod*v on order* of (A k.
Florida ichvol reL-l*t,red t ulav at
Orval F Fauhn*. who raid they
the fniverally of FI -tlda Law
mar *t«y cln»rd until after a »p«Sehool.
eii! Oct. I Integration election.
Fauhu* dlvrln.eit that *tate po
George Ttenry Stark* Jr . of
lice are on "tentative *lert.” and
Orlando, a 27 jear-old Air Ferre
he ha* a erred to ru«h them tn to
veteran and graduate of M,*rehelp city police put down any dt»ho-j*,* College. Atlanta, wai one
order tha' may arl*e But thee a r t
•-f about 120 frrahmen to regNter
rot tn help with any Integration.
at the taw *ehoo.
The lltuatinn w*| *n qul't about
lit* fitber. Or
George It
(tie »rhoot* amt In Little R«eV to
Starke, i* * pbraiclan tn Sanford
day that talk about itate po'lee
Staike ram* In under a frderal
helping city police put down dtlcourt order which directed the
nriter »oiindcd out of place.
itilveealty to admit qualifir*!
Fauhu* *aid the itate pollra
N'egror* at the graduate t--cl
max even help IM U.8. marthal*
Marke will begin attending rimer*
lent In hy the Juillee Department
next Monday.
tn protect "ramenne el*e or them*
The 'ni«k' Negro entered a aide
Mlvel." But he repeate*! that
door of the law ichool building ON .MERCY FLIGHT—Mrs. Wayne It. Ilutchinaon ht>W*
they will nut help marihatl Inte
and loired while tlmlent* In !te
grate Central High oi any other
tliivi-miinth-idd
Katliy
it*
nhe
nnd
Iter
hualmrul
prepare
auditorium without a disturbance.
to lvmrd a plum* at Sanford NAS, Tito Navy today Hew irhool.
Two college, officer* d r r i l f d In
Goan Action Delayed
the baby, with parent*, to Chiritfro for an operation.
plain clothe* *to<ul hy, hut they
The federal government aaid It
were not needed.
had no plan for aeeklng ceurt aeMe fat on a frort row nf the
tlon to make Faubue reo,*«n tha
auditorium u n t i l
re gi«t ration
ichool* i t tea*! "thu morning.'*
were |-*«,lel out Uien he
The NAACP *atd It wa* going ta
completed h1* form* and took hi*
leave any action to the JuiDca
place at the rear of a long line
Department.
nf (tinj'-nt* waking tn tuim over
Fauhu* declined to t i p ta a
r*glitr*tlon m aterl’l and pay
new* eonference what he had la
their fee*
n i n e monlh-oUl Kathy Jo Hul- Orange Memorial Hnapllat, Or mind, if anything
Widle In line. » t ( r * l itudcr.ts chin.on, daughter of a.lntlon lando, to the Sanford Naval Air
Before a ipeeiat ai-nlon of tha
contially chatted with Starke.
«torrkcc|,er *eeond r!*«* and Mr». Station where *he end her patent* I-egUlaiure three week* ago, Fauluiter StarVe wa* taken to la w Wayne II llutrhlnvon, wa* flown wenl aboard a Fleet Aircraft bu* raid he had a plan under
S.-lnwl [lean Henry A Fenn'* t,ai.i> by Navy pilot* in Chiragn, Service Squadron J1 (FAS It ON which the education .if U ltla Rock
office for an interview with *ome m, f,,r a «jr llrnt. tin oat operation. •Mi U4B transport plane, for the •tudrnla would continue If ha
cloied the ichoola.
29 new.men and photographer* Sh.-.uffei* a ,-yitlr growth on the trip to Chicago.
Aikrd tixtay whether he Itlll
He *n*weted all rpievttnn* e.rtm- ' eel that affiel* the pa-rage of
Rapt. It. E. RBltaman, Senior
Iv and readily. Ha rrmaiked air to her lung*, rauilng difficulty me-liral officer at the N/\S rile- had a pttn, he ta ll, “That queahowever, that he w,** * "little in breathing,
l«-o.ary, flew With Kathy In ra*e tlon will ba amwered In dua
hatby wa* brought dlrert from it berume* nercraaty ro admlni*- courie.
tenee it flnl **
*'l am juit »t eentarned about
ter oxygen. Orator* forbid the
In aniwer b> I quritl.in, Statkr
ti*n*7»r o| Kathv by anv mean* Ihr education af tha children la
raid he w»» a memtier »t the
other than air tnoaportation. At Utile Bock a* anyone. Rut If they
NAACP but he laid "it ha* noth
I'hicage. Kathy will l-e taken to only have an education of aeven
ing to do with *niy being here "
St. l.ukr'a Hn*pilal, where *he «r eight montha in peace and
"I'm here of my own acrerd
will l>e under the rare of Dr John quiet, rather than tn an atmoand with the financial help of mv
i'll!lam, pla*tir iiirgeon, and Dr. •phrra like la*t year. It wilt be
p a r e n t * he u ld .
much better.”
The third r it v budget meeting I'out Greeley, pedialrtrian
Starke laid he wmild not Hie I will be held tonight nl X in the
The pilot* of the Navy tranein a cotlrgc dormitory here ur filv Ctmtiniralon room. The com- pnrt were 1.1. Cmdr. J. E An
leek other univertilv hmi.lng toil m|.*tuner* are determined to hobl drew* and Id. W. J. Belay.
Wi.uld make arrangement* f.-r hi* ti e ta* line, nri-rrdiug to Hanfor-I Kathy'* father it a member of
!>wn living quarter* off the r i m I i'j Maiiagu War I r ii ” I. io»- FAS HON 61.
Hid* will h* opened tomorrow
put.
Both p a r e n t * accompanied
len.
for reai*e*«menl of all Semlnol*
Knowlea wa* a.Vrd to rrvi*e hi* Kathy to NAS tJlenview, 111.,
County property.
I I'pet iait Thur.day anil rtnro.e where tile aircraft will land.
Qualified rr 'prnl**l rompanlea
Chicago
l»
the
hometown
of
avia
Wiono fmm the 195,819 M total.
may enter Tilda when th# County
Tnnigiii Iw* will reveal the re- tion atorrkeeper and Mr*. Hut Commliilonrr* meet at 0:90 a in.
•ult* >f meeting* with depart ihin*nn.
Hut.-hinann ha* received order* The county budget recently w ai
niet’t head* and general reduction
Mr* ftuby J lr h " Irl, M S.m- nf rt|wn*e*,
*nd wdl be transferred »ometlm* amended with the addition of I
mill* to rm er rea**e**tneent emt*.
f rd. ilie.1 in a l. cal hinpital *’.
Th« manager f-unrurnled tielay: I in Octntier to tba carrier L'SS In Chairman J-hn Krlder raid thla
In IS la*t nighl *fter a *h -rt ill ' Ta.pairr* and re-ldenta will get trepldn.
morning.
nra*.
It-* improvement next year. Srr.
Two appeal* al*o will Iw re
Funrral lervieet will be he'd *1 vrfe* will be itretrhed thinner
vie wed hy the hoard. The buildH a m
tomorrow a* Brlt*on •i-.er the grnwtng |Mipulatlnn The
inr of an atphalt plant In tha
Funeral Home, the l> . Irn Hind rd) aefnally v*111 t>e operating en
western *eet)on of Seminole Coun
man J r officiating Burial will be 1e.« revenue and le*» expen-llture*
ty |* being upp-ned by roiinty reIn F.vergrren A'emetcry.
than prevloli* year*. A* eltjr
• Ment* In that area. Reildanta In
Surviving are four daughter*. manager, I think the newly prothe area of Sanford Ate, and 28th
po-«d
budget
l"inler*
on
fal.e
Mr*. Iw’roy flrrkr) arid Mr*
fnlrrtilvr lnve*t!g*tlon hr Iho St. alxi are appealing the bulld
et'-nuiny"
Jame* l.ee Sr«rf td Mr. Ilnbrit
Seminole County Sheriff* office o g nf a rnmmereial building. Th#
" ■ a irtk . Fort I a l( rdale a- 1
bat rriulted In the arre»t of * T ift permit already ha* been granted
Mra Julian Branham Camden
man <>n charge* of obtaining by the rnnlrg hoard.
S. C ; three »<m*. J. T MrDin
money under falie preteme
jel. Sanford: W E Mepanle' Jack
Sheriff J L. Hobby «aid rixr•onvillr, nnd T M M-Hardel,
ence Miller wa* arrerird on
I? V CiMiprr t*n«
HU*
S Marine Curp*: hei falher, W
rhargr* uf operating a "Confid
pt i nlriilint
nf Hmiftfly
Cat< *, Sanford: a brother, W
ence garni ' which netted hint a
•I
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n
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ii r«M*rtit 1*i|slnr%* rnrrtinic
tale*, llaytona Ilrach, and
A tepre-entallve of the Toclal
mount* up to $190 from gullible
*■' ihr Klrx! HipfUt Chtirfh
grandchildren.
Security AdmlnlGratlon writ! b#
Ilfh rr n f f i r m rhr**rn t r n V* vlelim* Milter al*n w»* <h*rgrd
at Sanford City Hill Wedne*d»y
Mr*. Virflanie! «•* • nallve
I* lltirYpr Jr . dlrrrlDr nf tmin- with recklrt* driving after *1
to take application* for Old Age
Borne, Ga , *nd a reildent
temrdlng
tn
flee,
Ilohhy
*ald
ini* union; Mr* flrlrn r * r! rr ,
Sanford for t* ye*i» She form- prrr ilrnt nf Ihr IV. M I ’., xml
Miller w.n arrrvted after ?n *u and Survivor* ln*tiranee benefit*.
The repreientitlve. from the
f ill wa* rmp)o)<*l by Uie Bit* W O. Tanner, p r n i h i i t of the toniiiblte chute liy Deputv t. J
Thralie
Kr'i In the L'p**1» ?otn Strecl rirlando dHfrlct office, atvo will
llr|V»n»
r**Teiife<1 (hit
the are* Hobby raid Miller attempted *n*wer question* about the »ochtirrh ha* more thin n ifitnM to flee after Krl* attempted (o cial *ecurity program and take a p
plication* for account number*
the !<»■• of Ifkl mrmlff* fo Pino* place him u-der arrett
Miller will lie arraigned to The vl«lt to City Hall wBl h#
rrr«t irxl F'lilrr S|»rinut church*
r*, orirxiiiinl during Ihr fui■t twp morrow before Judge Wilton Ain* from 9 a m. until noon In tha
cnmtniidon chimber.
onder
year*.
Small Child Is Flown
On Mercy Trip By N a vy
Budget Discussion
To Head Agenda At
Meeting Tonight
Bids To Be Opened
For Reassessment
Mrs. McDaniel
Dies In Hospital
Mrs. Hayman Dies
At Sanford Home
Mr*. France* I.aevitt Hayman,
Do, died thi* morning at her home
after a long Him *. Mr: [lay
man »a* a lifetime roildcnt of
Sanford. She retided at 317 Writ
Third St., and w-«a a mrmber of
the Firit Prevhytrrian Chtirrh.
Survivor* Include tins daughter,
Mr*. Harriett II Boyd. Sanford,
one *l«ter, Mr*. J C. Terwlllegn
Sr.. Sanford; a brother, W. C.
Iwavitt, Waycro**. Gad three nrphew*, Jim my Terwilleger, Sanford.
Eugene Terwllleger, Cheater. Pa.;
and John Terwllleger. Mariella.
(>a., and one niecr, Mr*. J*. n
Stephanapn. Sanford.
Funeral aervlcet wilt be held i t
4 p m . Tueidvy i t Brlunn Fun
eral Home. The B«v. A. G M:
loan will Wflual*.
.
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TWO MEN WERE INJURED Sunday In th ix nrcidcnl nt Rem Inidi Blvtl. nnd Frprich
Avc. Ldand Carl Rcckstruni, driver of the Pontiac, lx in jail chniKetl with failure to
yigJd right of *ay.
. .(Photo by llurgaUum)
\
U. 5. Doesn't Plan
Immediate Action
Against Governor
Sheriff Announces
‘Confidence Man’
Has Been Nabbed
Baptists Choose
Church Officers
Social Security
Haln Available
Sanford Boy Killed,
3 Hurt In Traffic
Weekend traffic claimed the
life of a four-year-old Sanfoid
bay, rutting in Mt. Dura, *td in
jured *t leatt two other*, authorItir* reporteil today.
Dead ia Kevin l.ynn Molder,
ton of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Mobler, Shirley Avenue The youth
d - I t r route to at. Orlando ho*
pita! y n le n ta y ,
Invritiiralirg offlrer* »ald the
child darted in front of a rar
diiven by Nell Stoothoff, Mt.
Dot a. The Moh i«r fa mil v w*v in
Vt. flora vlilting the Rev. and
M l* .
I'olSJp SchSeataatB!. former
Sanford reeldent*.
A eoBDIon early today Hospitallied a Sanforil ptodure *ale»nun, llaary L Mill#, and 4c*uile<J
In the arred of poley luukard. j Both were taken to Semlnola
Altamonte Spring* Negro, of l Memorial, treated and diimlraed.
ehargn of improper paialng at 1 Brekatram wa* charged with
an Inter lection.
Sgt* Ben Butler and l-ro B»cV dtunken driving and fallura to
yieehl the right of way.
•aid Mill* waa attempting a left |
turn at Orlando Drive and Kim | In addition tn the parent*, th#
Avenue. The officer* raid Mill'* Mohler rhlki i* eurvinl by a
truck wa* ttruek by a car driven brother, Keith; maternal grand
hy l.orkard Mill* »»« admilteil parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Ray Rine
to Seminole Memorial Hotpital, hart, Higeraiown, Md , and patera*
iiiffrring potiibl# Internal injur- at grandmother, Mr*. Howard
Mohler, Lebanon, Pa.
let.
Funeral lerrteea will ha bald a t
Two driver* luffered minor
Injuile* In a ear-truck collMun 4:30 p. ni. Wednesday at Dria*#a
late veetei.lav at the mtrrw*rtlon Funeral Home, tha Rev. PhlllF
of Seminole Boulevard amt French .Stfftieeimann, pa*Wr ef th* E u fttf
Av .iue. They were Inland Carl loitheraa Church, officiating. Bur*
I’erkitrom. Sanforil, and Sidney Ik! will be in Oak I aw k Gama*
levy.
Floyd Still, Cocoa pnultryman.
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•erifsri WrrtTB
levelopes Over 'Rackets*
Integration Hopes Based
On Desire For Education
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WASHINGTON <Ul’l l — Federal
aulhmiliri are counting heavily
cn ever)-day human faMor* I j
play a major part In moving the
South toward solution of arbuol
integration ptnbleun.
The haaie fat tor the >• n r It the
de»lre «f most parent* f»r a g n ’d
•duration for thrir chi d m .
Thry think arhool rtoturra will
cauie quraiiona >urh n lline to
I f poiidrftd.
What b-ippent to the college anIrene* qUatlfLaUena of a hlqh
athool irnlor 11 hit acboel la
eloatd by atatr law for a eomld•rattle period to avoid rarlal InIcgratioiiT
What happen* to teacher pay
%hrtt Ihr school* are closed:
Moat public arhool teacher* don't
draw payrh*ck> from tha and of
thr old arhool year until one
month after the atari of the new
arhool yrar.
What happen* to working mothera who bank heavily In the hep
lemUr-lo-Juno period on thrir
tf tu n g ilm apandlntr mint of |hu
day In achoolf
In aomr aouthtrn alatta lcgliUlive provision haa l«<n mala
lor raopaning c l o i r d
P’lhlic
rwbonla at io**Urd private hulltutiona. How aro thvae to bo fimnrad if thay are la la1 truly
prlvataT Will contribution by tho
pairnla bo l>oao<l on tho alio of
Uitlr Income*, a a to Oa* c a n of
Incoma tM«a, or wlU lhay have
to pjay on n J«r pupil baala?
-What h a p p o n a lo Hie arhool
touch program, autuldiird In part
by the federal government: Tho
aama nutation tan ho raiac-l toncorning arhool construction where
federal money la helping to foot
Uta bills.
Government pollo'-milccr* In
terviewed by United I 'r e n International declaimed any Idea nf a
federal economic offcnalvo agalmt
communltlaa whoaa aehoolt arc
ali.ie.| In tho IMtgratlon fight.
Tbtio jfr*iiaia, bowavar. were
firmly convinced that the anawer*
to their queaimnt would comr
from Within the »chnol dlitrlcti
lnvolve-1—from tho pareuta w ho*
kid a will bo raiding around loot*
with nothing to do.
‘ The federal government," ae>d
t.ne eminent affinal, "bei two
real intrirata in thla whole mat*
t t r —verlng lo It that thrrr ii
equality under law, and that
uiiltr* of Uio federal rourta ate
upheld in a local, orderly man
ner.
• Hut qulto Hide from I h t i t tarn
highly important mniidevatlom, I
juit don't believe there ate many
patrol* who, fur long, would *uppirt any arllon depriving thtir
thlldreii nf an education.'1
In communlUia whtra ichoeli
ara cloud by Hat* ria.-rto to
avoid Integration the aid* effect*
hit ti n t at high arhool aanlora.
Moil nf them want to go to Col
li ge. If a arhool la cloied for any
length of lima tha educational
lapi* might hav* a m l rffact on
nrrtedllalfon of aenlnrt for col
lege entrance, A student who
mined much of hi* aenlo- yaar
would have to maka It up torn**
how.
Homo official* doubled tha conatitulionallly of aomo of tha plan*
for conversion of public lido pri
vate arhual*.
"A prlvato acbool *• w* h i I t !«
on* completely ow rtd ond oporat*d by private capital, private
management," on* authority laid.
*'|f the switchover !> Juti a mattor of rhanglng name* but tulnR
tha tame public building, If II It
Just another way of circumventIng Integration, then na m a tttr
what lhay call It the aludant danl*d admUtlon atilt la being de
nied equality under law.
"It I* true that when a arhool
la timed tha federal government
la quite limited in gtlMng It optn
again. We can’t m ike teacher*
teach; wa can't make kbit go to
acboul."
OVIK DO HONOIIH TEACHKUH —- FaciiIUoa of Oviedo ilitrii uml Elementary* HchonU
were honored Friday night In City Hall. He re, mmu of the teachers. PTA memljers and
guests go through the very welcome procups of serving themndves at » food-laden
table. W. H. HcSlisio, princl|uil. made the w cltomc nddrest mid introduced faculty
members,
(I‘h*»to by HcrBstrom)
Kenneth McIntosh Associated With Local Law Firm
atrom eml
The family prctcnlly Ii ictidink al Ibol klalonvilU Aianue.
Mclntofh atttniw l icb'vil* in bad#
County and graduated from Mlami Kdl*«n Senior High Hehuol
inn I1HH. Hr attm d-d Sttt-on Univcr;-lty from 19W until 13SI, h Iiciv
he received hit A. II. and l.L. H.
degree!.
Following gruduatlon from M il
an n in 19(t(. M<*lntoah enteri-d tho
Army nt a 2nd I.lrutrn«nt, Infan
try. Hr attended the Infantry
Amo* gimmtrman, 79. Jianf.rd SehoM and Hanger Academy at
Route 2, died yr»trrd*y in an Or- Ft. Henning, (ia., prior In acrvlng
with the Mh and Sth lllvlalnna a*
Undo hospital.
Mr. /Immerman ramo to Hurl.la
from Manafiatd, Ohio
12
yaar* ago. He apant 10 jri-ar* at
-Vow -Smyrna Roach before mov
ing to Hanford.
Survivor* liwlude two daugh
ter*. two aunt, a brother, 11
graiulttilldrrn and
*U RfaelKranilrhildren, all of whom live
In Mantfiald, eacepllng one diiuglitar who re*idea In Orlando,
The body will be lent to Ohio
for burial. Kettle uf New Kmjrr.a
la In charge.
Kanntlh W. Mclnloth, farm itly
of Miami and Talllhaa***, haa en
u re d the prattle* of law In Kenford, a* • member of the law firm
of Ittiu iro m , Davla A Mclnloth.
Uelntoah, former ittlalani attornry of thr Stale It .ad Dcpatlmerit legal staff, haa moved with
hi* family lo -Sanfurd to Join Sim-
Amos Zimmerman
Dies In Hospital
WASIIINGTO.V (UPI1 — Th«
Justice Department w n embroiled
In an angry row today with the
Cbltf c o u - i a *1 uf the Katiate
I'ackt!- Cuuunittce.
S ir u lun* ' . » y the rum n . 't c c
I'bidulcd .»•]•! I1, aat heart.uv or
ths coetrover a. f»*nnt*ri l f i l m
t h l a aftaroiMin with Taaruatara
pretkiant Ja m ea It. llofia alafed
lu appear fur mure qulnlng.
Tha CMin-el, ItuWrt P, Kenneily,
to a hid off tn« dtipula Hi’urday
by charging tnw dapiitmanl with
dracjing Ita fejt on preaecutlng
ca*a* uncart brd by Ihe eainm li
tre.
Suvday nigh*. A nt. At*v. Gen.
Mllfn'm A^'i'r%nn anrdlv denied
lh* c’lkrga a a d trnntil K tv.tedy'i
attark “ deatruetlva and mUchleVO-t."
Surprised ,\i (barge
|(a vuiccil particular aurpriac
tha ataUmenl came "e n the c a i .
of tha prtarotaUon of iwu ruch
c u e s to thr grand jury, especially
line* on Friday, prior to your
(Kenned)'ij p r a ii tor.Nrtnc-, yuu
were aikcd to be a witncia in one
of thci* i aaca and declined for
perimiat rtHOBi."
Kennedy, rtarhrd by United
I'rral Intcrndtliinal. driucil h r had
ticen aikad to be a nilneia In any
such c4*o ami atuck by hi* c h a i s e
of fooldraggingSan. John I. Meridian (D-Ark.)
chairman of the racket* group,
laid Kennedy w a i apcaklng for
hlmiclf and not member* of the
tunmilUte. The senator «aid ha
had refrained from critieiring tht
Juilicc Department and had not
authoriud hit coqaaol to Diu* a
crttidim
Im ulie Perjury
Anderion did not identify thr
two c a m lo be preaentrd to a
grand jury except u> aay tluy inveil ad allegad perjury before tha
rarkrta committee A department
• pokrtrnan a-id th# rate* were
• ready lo go ’ and would be tubmilted lu a federal grand jury
t i n tfcii v ttk .
Informed of Anderion'i rroty,
Kenned) aild he wa* >*glad" two
catti watt going I-i a grand jury
but added:
"A* of Ihia tim e, rieipiit ] |
month! of hearing!, nothing h it
been dnnt by the Ju itite Dapartment ai far a i any poillire
action...I'm not going to gtip
allent about that."
Anderion, In his letter to Keiv
nedy »*,d I ot I! polil •'« perjury
caie* referred t* th* depirtment
by the committee had been
dropped fur lack of aiffulost
evidence to eesvlct and I w )
were pending.
'K
H l o v j i C iPc I r \ r1I
KIDI IH m i A 1PI
l. i HANFUMl» SIIOll INC
AT 7 M * 10:11
A lio lit Sanford Shewing
At «:II Only
Campus B ir W heel
EAST LANSING. Mlah. _
(UPll The Michigan Mate Univeraity traffic law had to h* aluMidri! to include the unlryd*
l-ecauia a student whu drivti a
one-whaeier wa< gaaiting away
with flouting campu* regulation*.
People 60 to 80
COI’V DOWN THIS NAME
AND ADDRESS NOW . .
. . . and writ# today to find out
how you can alltl apply for a
t l.ooo life inauranc* policy to
help take care of final expentea
without burdenirg your family.
Mail a postcard or letter, giving
your name, addrcit ami yaar nf
birth to!
a ]*urt <>f lh* European OcrttpaUon Force In Cerinany.
Upon dlrrharge frwn the Army
in iwe, Mrlnloi'i bf*-m* a m em
ber > f the Ir gal alaff. U. S Corp.
.»f Knglntiera of Huvaniinh, (la.
Hr and hii family returned to
Florida when hr joinrd th r Itoad
Old AmcrLan Ini. Co.
Dcpartm-.nt legal itaff a* a a ih t3 West Oth, P»pt. I.OCPU
anl attorn*).
Mrtntoati i* a member o f Ihe
Kanaaa City, Mlaaourl
Florida liar, Phi Alpha Delta l.rThere U no obligation and no
gal P ratrm llv, Klgnn Nti Alumni,
the Junior Chamber of Commerce, on* will call on you. You can
and la an active mrmher o f the handle the entire transaction by
United Melton Alumni Aaaoria- mail.
—*dv.
tion.
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ENTERTAINMENT — NO
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f r y
CHILDREN'S
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man har* goea by tha name uf
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Ilia first name mean*: "the emailleaf ed kou on tha vrriluut cliff*
of the Knolau Mountain*." ilia
family name aignlbva: "the a n a
cup bearer of kamchamrlia Ui*
drea'-.*
DISC CHS KCHOOLS — Mrn. France* Hurnug, first irrncJe
teacher, ctmU with Mra. John Lundy, IT A president, and
Mra. Thomas Moon, first vice (imaldent unit program chairmnti, at thn "gut acquaint ml" nu'utlng tho Ovimlu 1TA held
(or teitehers Frhlny nlffht. Their nubject? School*, of
course,
(Photo by Hergstroni)
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r-rdrd In Plat hook t. aoimaol ran ha haard. annlo I" -nr
I*. II and la. nf tha of ilia Judaic nf |h* I'irrull I'o'irl.
rnhllr lit., rda ,i( a.inln. !.■ I" -nd f..r Satn'nul* I'ounlv. rforI1,.imlr1 1 lorlda, ollvai- l.i i for n Ini » 1 .. Too..*-* taka
My alncirg tlinnkg for r«*tUcting me na your
and n In* a tilth nf nt-ia |I4 rharg* nl and . ntrid har urpnatlr.
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that a ault In niilat flat* h n haan • vrrv M i n e r * .
State
Rcprencntilive,
ond
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pledge
you my continued
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run an* aaah nf >iA» aUlmlna an*
r,- .ef..rA"''fra.
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tffort (o give Seminole Counly th« b»al pooalhla
■>r claim tiann. tha »f n *dr«.-rlh*d AUflflfi
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of your
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To The Voters Of Seminole County:
representation.
C IV IL
SER V IC E
BOARD
C IT Y O F SANFORD, FLORIDA
MACK N.
Plly of Hanford Civil ?«nlec eaamlnationa will I* bald In lh#
City Hall al 2:00 |». M. Halurfkv Jb-pL, 20, 10S* In aatahliah
an ellgtl'l# Hit for lh* etaaa of Truck Oliver, Utility and Main
tenance II ru.
CLEVELAND
MINIMUM It LQUI lit; ML M S i Citlaen uf Hemmol* County,
good moral character and physical fltne**, and havt had at
r«a*t a grammar tthoo! adoration. ADn driver* llcmsr required
Age limit -Ii. Fur further Informtlon and application blank ***
lh* raa m lntr a t the City Hall between the hour* i f )1;00 A. M.
end ttoo P. M,
B lits
Representative
;
H. O. fiarntr, Kaamlaer
nd. pot. aitr. I
iiavraVr ~ -v
o
f
Sanford
Herald
each evening
MONDAY
thru
FRID AY
YES'f
now you can
get Your Hometown Newspaper
Delivered to Your Door in
Oviedo
RATES — 1.00 Month -
5.75 6 Months - 11.50 Year
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Delivered B y Carr ier To Your Door
Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Secretary
jp,Ji • > -H
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Mob. 8*pt. 15, 1958 Page—8
W om an ’s P a g e
Westside
Reception
P.lllakelk Ashby,
afjocal
The We *t*ldr I'TA will hold in
Informal reception on Tueida,,
September 1#. from I lo * p m
in the »chool lunchroom. Thu i,
the first important I’TA event of
the year.
Patent* and frirnd* ate Inutrd
to visit ihr children'* room* in
order to meet the teacher* and
gain i n idea of the work for
the school year.
Mr*. Courtney Soderbloom. h. » ,
p.tallly chairmen of Itie WeaDide
1TA, i* in chance of the n o l .
All parent* and friend* ale tin n
ed
MONDAY
The Dependable Clati will hold
a coveted dtih topper at McKin
ley Hall. 6 30 p. m Member* call
PA J JIM lor menu. Officer* for
new year will be intlalled at till*
lime.
At I p m. there will he a met
ing of the Seminole Neighborhood
of Girl S c u t a at the Kpiicopal
Pariih llouie. All leadril, ai*l*tmil,
«erv Ire
te»m merplvef*
troop ronsultanl* and registered
Luncheon Fetes
Bride-Elect
ME1.MHKKS OF TUB OFFICERS’ Wive* Club p!att :t preview of the Dale Carnegie
Cnurne. DDc tinning the cotirn** are (left to right I Mr*. Donald Hnilmker. Leo Vonkuti,
Dale Carnegie rcnrcaentative. Mr*. It. C. H am ilto n , pnhlicity chairman for the 0\VC.
and Mr. Richard Hauer.
(Photo hv Hcrgnimm)
Preview Of Dale
Carnegie Course
^
A preview of the world re*
” knownnl Dale Carnegie Tourrc will
be held in the Civic Center on
September k‘t> at 8 p. m. All who
• re interfiled are invited tu at
tend.
Dal* Carnegie gradual.* and
tcprctcnlalive* of the F nrlda In•tdute from Orlando W ill b. avail
able for a more significant under-
*Ch urch
Calendar
Breakfast
For Teens
A recent luncheon at the Chirr*
P a r a :n Orlando honored Mi it
Kay P*te*. Oviedo bride elect
I'dlbrrgia foliage fnd flown*
weie uwd for Ihe eritlcr limitst on Ihe !io*tc**et, Mr*. Spa.g
l.rc Clont* and Mr*. P. L Ll.igo
Sr.. presented. Ml** K*tc» with a
ery*u: rake itand.
O th ru pre*ent wera Mrt. Ruby
Ptle*. Mr* P, G. Do-Id, Goldentod. Mi** P i na Ttihy, Ml»i Peggy
Fleming. Mi»» Ann PeShain, Ml*«
Nancy Mycr*. Oviedo; lit*. Rob
It’a kick-off time one* again!
e:t P«te*. cuu>in of the bride ftom
C hip fall day* revive energy and
Maitland.
incicase appetite). Ihe ttadium
become* the icene nf playing and
cheering, while the home »el* the
•erne for the victory and party.
Mr. and Mr*. Walter PIJol an The lattrr call* for food. . .hot
like tht* menu:
nounce the birth of their fourth ami hearty
POM POM SUPPER PARADE
daugtilrr, Sandt a Jean. The baby,
Pea coup with frankfurter
weighing A pound*. MM ounce*.
‘•n.at*"
wa* Imrn September 9 In the Sem
llr e a d Stick* Cracker Racket
Innle Memorial llotpital.
New Arrivals
Baptist News
(PsVlAM w L&
MONDAY
The Win*omc Sunday School
Clai* of the 1‘inccrttt BaplGt
Church will meet at Ih* home ot
Ml*. John KatDr, 130 Fait Wood* D n d Drive at 8 p. m. All da**
members are urged to attend.
Klection *d officer* for the com
log year will be held. Mr*. Prank
Dunn will be eoh«>»te»».
All ipon.ura jf tie young pro
plc’a choir* oi the P int Hapti-t
Church will meet with Mr*. Guy
III, hop, choir director, at 7:30 p
m.
There wdl t>c an ,V*ociatlon
0 Training Union annual butincs*
meeting at the Stetson Church,
DrlanJ, for all Training Union
member* of the P in t Rsplist
Church
Tlit Peggy I’cmble Circle of ihc
Central Baptist Church will meet
II 7.10 p. m. with Mr* Fred
Yvackle, #11 Wr»t I8ih St Circle
I will meet with Mr*. I.. E. Tew,
r*wi Avocado at 7.30 p. m.
0
TUESDAY
Tlie Sanford Unity Clati meet*
each T bcda y night at I p
m
In the Perkin* Woodruff Building.
The Itev. Josephine SUICkie ia
condurting a ttudv coune in
Christian Healing. The public t*
welcome
I h r pulcli* Cla-* of (he P in t
tUptiit Church will meet at the
home of Mr*. W. A. KraUeit, 24uO
0 I’aik Avenue i t I p m,
The Pioneer Eellowihtp of the
F m t Pre*bytcrlan Church will
meet for (upper and recreation in
th Youth Building from 6.00 p.
m through *:0<i p m.
The Cub Pack *pon>ortd by the
Fir at l’re»hyterlan Churrh wili
niert at 7 30 p. nt.
WEDNESDAY
Prayer meeting at the Pir*t
Raptut Church for all member*
at 7 30 p. m.
V.e Comtnl*>lun op member•hip and evwage'tvm of In; Pir*t
Meth.atl-t Chureh will m.e* in Mc
Kinley Hall at 7.30 p m.
The Senior High Choir of the
Fir*l PreihyUHan Church will
meet for supper at 6.00 P. M . and
• ill mcl fnr rrhcartal at 6 3<) P.
* M
The Seniur High Etlluwthlp nf
the Fir*t Prr*byletian Church
• :!! met for recreation at 7 30
P M.
THURSDAY
0
Bedrooms Receive
Cold Shoulder
i r s AN IDEA
W. MclNTOSH
Announce the formation nf a partnership for tha
feuera! practice of law under Ihe. firm name nf
STKNSTROM. DAVIS A MclNTOSH
With Office!
in the
Sanford,
Favorite Ca*«erole
Individual fiuit p i n a la mode
A tureen of piping hot greert
pea with ham *oup . .on the buf
fet table. . extend* a hero') wcl
eonie to all, I^dle It into howl*
. . .or mug) , .If your gtinta are
Incbnrd to »tand around and chat
Whatever your method of (erving,
make rcrtaln everyone ha) an
“overflowing" cup.
To make thli voup, take can*
of f r . i t n rendenved green pea
with ham coup from your freeier.
Then follow this rrvcij.e:
Pea S«wp With
Frankfurter " E lo a u "
4 frankfurter I, thinly tliccd
2 tab>)(ioon) butter or margatine
2 ran* ( I 0 S ounce* each, froten eondenaed green pea with
ham aoup.
2 *ottp e/n* water
Itrown fiankfurter *llcr» in but
ler Add *oup and watei; heat.
Stir often. Make* 4 to 8 i-ivlngi
For Ihe third “quarter'' of your
•upper )rrve Individual (froren)
fruit p in . .baked to a golden
brown In !e*v than one half hour.
Cool and top with Ire cream for
the lie*! In pie a ta mode.
T
SHOd roi
Your childrea'a feel
health i* mnal
Important . . 4, ihkI
ahora proper Iv
fitted 1* our polir
4.95 - 7.95
"W h tre
iju n lilv
Higher
PH «-
We're Hitrk From thr Convention
With a hiMl nf new Ideas and
technique* fur a more beautiful yml.
%
YDl'T.I, Til It ILL TO NEW MODES IN -
HAIR STYLING —
PKR.MANENT WAVING
and HAIR COLORING
I I Nt IIEON MEAT .HUHPItlSP.
Sheet «f luncheon meat !oppe<|
with a *pread of biown *ugar,
horaeiadlth and muitard end
hrolle*l become a specialty any
time „f th* day. Tty them for a
Saturday tpuper or afternoon
tim t
HARRIETT’^ f '^ TT
105 8. (Ink
B .D .P .
(Before Den Phone)
A.D.P.
(After Den Phone)
I-A 2*5742
w ith
G a il B o rd e n M ilk * 1
DOUGLAS STENSTROM. SYLVAN J DAVIS. JR.
EDWARDS
The Boy Scouti of the Firat
Preabvterian Church will meet a»
7:30 P. M.
Church at I p. m.
Tlie Mental Health Aiaoclatbn
will meet at R p. m. in the office
of Ihe Federal Saving) and Ls>ant.
TUESDAY
Thr Henry Shelton Sanfoid Me
morial Library and Museum cor
dially welcome) visitor) from 0 a.
m. until noon. Mr*. J. B. Wtay ti
present librarian.
TOUBMAT
Southr.de School wa* the Irene
of
an
Informal
get to get hr r
Seminole Rebecca Lodge No. 43
Thunday afu-ir,*>n when room will meet for tbe first regular
viiitalion war held.
meeting of the fall i t IOOF Halt
A Urge attri :lane< wa* report at R p. m. Noble Grand Eileen
ed. l'arenl) virlted their child Hector will preside.
ren't rooma and di,rut<rd expec
The first meeting of the year
tation* of the year with the leachof the Enterprlie P. T. A. will be
ert. Room mother) and room
chairman were rlrctrd. Mr* John held at 7:30 p. m. in Ihe school
libi ary.
Thomai i* room mother chairman
VAII-9 wive* luncheon In lha
for thr ichool.
The fir)l regular meeting of the Afterburner of ihe B. 0 . Q. at
Southtide I’TA will t>r held Octo 2 30 p. m.
ber 7 at 7:30 p m. Teacher* and
parent) will meet briefly in the
Husinm* Men'* Lunch
room* followed by Ihe general
t
l
a.m. til t pm.
from I D
meeting in the auditorium at R
p. m. Plana for Ihe anunual Hal PIZZA Every Day frem 11.13
loween Carnival will be dlicunrd.
M n r-l^iu O i n i n i R o o m
Mr* .Marvin Dyer ia carnlva*
Hwy. 17-91, SMth
chairman.
MORE
Did ynu kn-iw that when roast
The Matt'a Club nf thr First ing n leg of lamb, the rua.t will
Methudlat Chureh wt1! meet for Ire juirlrr and will carve more
supper at 7 p m. In M Kinley easily If the Dll i- left on during
1 be ro o k in g p e r io d ’ ________________
Hail
and KENNETH
CkJ
voJunteera are urged to attend.
The Women of the Firat Preabytertan Church will met for in
tensive Bible study and prayer In
thr Phltalhea Clatatoom i t 1:30
p. m,, followed by a bm ineit and
inspirational mealing at 3.00 P. M.
Informal Meet
Held Recently
At Southside
Victory Supper Is
Football Favorite
By MYRTIE Mll.SON
ttand ng of what ihl* C'pJM
Home llrmnmlration Agent
done and can do for the i >,v*
That boy or girl In the family
dual.
who l* headed for high 10110111 Ihi*
A memory demu.ivtratlon will fall may nr,d a h r a itirr breakbe one of the Mfh.lght* of thu fn-l than in ptrtinu* year*, ac
explanation meeting and th? Naval cording In Dr lluth l-cverton, AiOfficer* Wive* Club. *pon>.-r of toeiatv D ir,,tor of the Institute
the course, ■< ,ure that it will be of Home P e n >mir*. U. S Depart
an inf.irn.atur and rnJoyal.lv eve menl of Agrjrulture. In a re.-ent
ning.
talk In Canada on the Iren agrr
and hit food. Dr. I.rvcrton point
ed out that a* boy* and girl* reach
aduleictmcr, lNi-lr nutritional need*
are higher Ilian at m»*t other
time* In their live*. Enjoying a
4 IHCl.E TWO
. home of Mr*. K'ratiert on SeptemBibb) Mitchell of 417 W Third substantial breakfast atari* the
The meeting wa* opened with! her 16 There will he a c-'ered
Street returned recently from o r light pattern o' eating for the prayer by the co-chairman, Mr*.(di*h luncheon and all member*
ange Memorial Ho-pital whrrc he day.
Irving Pryor, Devotion wav given are askrd to romc. Tlie meeting
underwent surgery.
wai ditmitvrd with prayer by
Nutritionally there t* no tuhill- by Mr*. M, Cleveland.
Mr* Role gave a lc»*«n on Mi*. Dattn.
Mr. and Mr*. L*-*>n Wallcei Ml « lute for a g *<d breakfast. a* many
Patty Walker, and llrcg and Ted nutrition turvry* nf Iren agrr* •tewardthip from a book *’4iod'*
dy Walker Icll Saiurtla* for Tab •how. Dr. Levrrton atated. II 1* Wraith and Our*.”
laha-.r, Teddy enrolled nt PSU difficult or lmi>o**il)le for young
Mr*. Pryor told the member*
for hi* freshman year III. fami people t„ make up at other nt*«l* prevent how much *hr had cnor
by
bet
wren
ly have returned to Sanford alter
b> between meat »nark* Ihr joyed being in the circle fur the
• pending the weekend with Mr f.wvd m lttid at breakfa*t.
pa,t year and Mr*. Myron Smith
NEW yuR K -(U P I)-tt.d r.io m *
A vtudy nf junior high ichoul pre»enled her with a gift from Cr| t |ilt f)f #n f n t|„n f,„m n*veWalker'* mother
students
in
Utah
showed
that
their
the rtrele.
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Hall aid
It at •. hot they're praetleally Ig
Meeting wa* doled with pray nored when familir* go on a homeMr*. T»m lloll left for New York who had poor bieakfait* rarely
Saturday when- they will , elect make up the h o t nt ihe other e r
Improvement blngr
fall and'holiday clothing Vm Ymr’ i***
° “ :> « » *hlld in flvi |
ITBCI.E J HREE
Mure than half o? the M.flOO
tip ,
ate enough of the rigid food* at
Circle Three met at 10:45 a, m.
home-owning
familie* who enter
Clyde I.OII,- retuired fr.,-ii - tw,, n o -n ,.r evi-umg meal* to compen Septenibrr * in Ihe Woman'* 1411*1**
Clai* nmin with the chairman ed the recent "how'* your home"
week* vacation *pcrd In .Sj ,i Fran J*!r
J *klmp; turakfwst
conte-t, tpont-ied hy Ihe llontr
In a -tudy >he conducted among Mi*. Eunice Danu preiidlng
m r o . Cal On the trip out. Clyde
Improvement Council, (e*<n| Up
17
and
19
year
old
Oklahoma
col
The
tteaiurer'*
report
alojrped for an overnight vliit In
to
that fact
lege
gill*
eating
in
r..!te|[T
dining
gtvvh by Mr* A. I. Th-'tna* The
New Or learn.
Council exprr;) tay the bed
Word hai been received that ha Hi. Dr. Levrcrton found that member* vo t,d t<> divide Ihe halCdr. William* ix-mo* ha- bv.-n tho*r who *klpped cut tlu-lr diet* ante left In the treaiury at thg room Ignoring item* from the
piumolrd to the tank of t'wptain. down to 60 percent of thrlr cal end of the year, giving half lo fact that the living areat are a
Mr*. lw-mo< and the child en are cium and uteorlile acid nerd* and Ihr Stale MI*»ion offering and ‘'front” enjoyed by the rntlie
retidlug In Corunad« Hrucli. Cali 10 percent of Ihnr iron and thia lia:f lo Ml*i Helen Mattel*, mi*- family and vltltor*
The lo'drouni? Well, .t'* Ju*l »
mine quota*. Atil-1,1 tht-*,! girl* lionary t>, Niger la A di*eu*ilon
fornia, while he i* In Ihe Pe- ifi
private
Mitcluary and, therefore,
the
bieakfait
ikippo*
Wire
mjrti
of
the
month1
*
rornmunily
milMr and Mi It
Itrown and
family have been spending a week more likely lo eat ,.ick* belw.-en • nm w»rk wa) l«l by Mr*. Voli* I lower in the family’* decorating
The devotional wa* I priority teherlule
meal*, and theie -nack) usually William
at New Smyrna Heath.
I When they get around to it.
were iwccti or other high calertr given by Mr* A. J Peteraon.
Mra John Abraham* gave the many of Ihe cuflte.t entrant) wi»h
food* Thill, by g*ing without
C a sse lb e rry W om en’s b n ikfuit (hey lan ihort on Iin- final chapter lit the Slew»id*Hp to cal pet thrlr bedroom*, add fur
vitamin and minrmt* am! book “ God** Wealth and Oort". nilure. clo-et rquipmr-nt and elrc
Society Mas M e etin g pc.rti*nt
hnd a* many or mote calorie) than Plana weie made lo attend a mi*- trie blanket), Many fondly tilth
Eighteen member* of Ihr Wo* the hrrakfait-eatei*.
•inn itudy on Indonesia at the fur air conditioning.
men'* So- icty of ChrMian Service
of CuMilberry Communliy Mrtho
tll»t Church attvndrd the fir*l fall
meeting of the locicty Wed ne id ay
afternoon
*) V q U N G S T E R S O N T H E G O . . .
Mi It U. Hutehinx-n ol Sun
fold, dulrtct iccrctary of mixioti
ary education, wa* the principal
• prakcr and gave a report on her
attendance at Ih* MU)hm S,hnol
held at (.akclund in June Mr*.
Hutchin*on wa* introrluced hy
Mr* C. K. Either, tf .i rla rv of
mi*• ionary educat.on nf lh« local
*oclcty.
A •tudy nf the latok "lialah
Speak*'' will be taken up by the
•orirty under direction of Mr*.
I hatlnttr Mrtjiiillen of IwingWiwHi
The )ludy period will begin Mon
day, October 6. at 2 p. m. at
Ihe .hurch and will continue each
Monday therrafter for *tt week*.
Prayer *ervice, beginning at 1:30
p. m . will pi ctede each itudy
period
Ho*tr**c- lining a •utlal li-.ur
following the Intilna,* meeting
were Mr* Finney Hayr< and Mr*
Darwin A Shea. The ubiety')
next meeting, scheduled fur Oft-dior •. will open with a covereddish lunchcnn at noon, according
to Mr*. Wayne Smith, publicity
chairman.
Phone PA J M il
tinman's Editor
BUILDING
Florida
f n i l i t d with e«fr« viform at an d m i n u a h l
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School d«ys nre here ng«iit! Y'ouiiR-lers on-theiro need extra energy to keep pact* w ith clnixroom
work mid «ft<i-M.le*ol nctlvitlen.
To help your younifstern get the *nerg- they need,
yer\c them Gail Horden Milk every day Thrre ait
nine good rcaaont tt hy you thnuld!
Gail Horden Milk ia fortified with e x t r a amounta
of nine vitamin* and mineral* that build en e rg y , pro
tect health — help joungatcra keep physically fit
and menially alert!
This more nutritloua milk is better Hiding, too!
Serve it at every meal mid lifter school. Four a big
glassful for youraelf. Gail Horden Milk i* t>c*t for
vou and your family!
Huy it at jour atore or order frem your Borden
milkman.
© I ) 1* tf t*« 9)>J«n
Only TSordenshas Gail Bonlcn Milk!
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See B o rd e n 'i TV Sbow» " T h * P e o p U 'a C h o ic e " o ^
See how littl*
Extemion
Phones cost!
tai* thon a ntckal a day
*o<h . , . MiS'al fay lau
thaa lha ta*l af yavr a*aia
SaUphaaa.
Quiet evening at home? Not when the telephone’i
gni you on the lump! Rut il l real casual living. Dad,
when you can *tttlc back with pipe and ilipper*—
your rttension phone within easy reach. That'i comfort
complete—handy phones throughout the house
wherever you live, work, and relax— you know,
the mail talked-from spoil. Choose th e n ia
aitrielive colors! Juti call our Busioeta Office
end order Ihe phones you need.
S o u 't K i o r n B e
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Editorials
Nothing is completely foolI * Virginia (an*,
, crime of at!,
proof.
But after dlicusiton with
ltrrald Staff Writer
In Sanford today we mourned
Summer i* a time when nerve* Jan Wallace. Jan wat the mothir several authorities it stem* that
i.re rn etlie and temper* flare l0f three love!} children, a devotrd a vaccina that Is M'V effective
ea*ll). Many small thin:* that H1fe: a quiet, kind and thoughtful ia more reliable than many of
normally would not aggravate u* person with many friend*.
our wonder drugs or routine opertake on huge pioportioni. The
a lions.
Jan'*
ludden
a
n
untimely
death
gardener who ha* lulled in the
We will not forget Ja n Wallace^
blitterinc *un it particularly »u». wa* rauicd by polio. She did not
But as she would wish it. let j X *
crptlblc to tantrums when dog* have the protection of the Sakk protect ourselves in hec memory
•camper through hli newly plant vaccine. Jan t u poiiibly like *o to present similar tragedy.
ed bed* or befoul hi* earrfully many who felt the disca-a could
tended lawn *This I* known a* not strike us. Healthy, well nour
ished and revtcd. we asvume we
non-nuriear fall-out).
Toar Praser For
Many of u* have tcreamed with are coated with an invisible shield
The Hay
out matire. • I’ll ahoot that darn of immunity.
Call FA M i l !
dog!" Threats ate frequent and
These arc the very people that
Lutheran Church of Th#
varied, especially If the gardener polio irem i In strike. In Florida
Red renter
hat no do; or the offender l»n'l where Ihr number of ease* t*
riling,
all
who
have
not
had
the
hi*.
Kvery rmre In a while, though, f’alli vavrint *hnuld do »o (mme*
-If 1»u Don’t Know 'Ihe Metring hater• reallv mean what they dialety. The hug a-booi n*tncl**ed
• ay. Ard the ea-le*t way for them with the had hatch of vaccine thandisr— You'd Heller Know
The Merchant P*
to quietly eradicate the annoy- • hould now be forgotten. Ju>t a*
the smallpox vaccine has become
vm f I* to u e potion.
All Photographic Supplies
There i* a rat potion on the required of school children, «n
Wieboldt’s
& o r RA
market Hat rau*e* intern*’ bleed the balk vaccine -houid be used
210 S. PARK AVE. SANFORD
ing and death. The pol*on is to irradicate the crippling disease
placed sround the houie or farm and prevent neediest death.
hutlding* tor itveral week*. until
*11 rats have paitakrn The »*me
notion i* equally effective on dog*
Thi* l». of course, against the
law
Where dog* go. *■> do children
\nd children s rr p..tinned *• ca«i*
H. JA M E S C .l'T A G EN C Y
Iv a* dogs The doglrldcr might
find hlmvClf In th- position of *
.112 EAST FIRST STREET
murderer, the m»«t vrnemous
Sanford HasProblems
Of Revenue, Expenses
The City of Sanford la having financial difficulties. The
problem Appear* to be one of balancing thp budge*.
Estimated expenditure*, baaed *m request* «>f the varioua department*. for the next fiscal year call for aome 580,000 more than the city expect* to collect from it* various
revenue vuiirce*. Tin* (.'ommlMion ba* a.*kr»l City Manager
W arren Knowtei to balance the budget.
Mr. Ktiowlea now ha* a difficult tn«k. Ik niu*l make re
commendation* for decreasing budget request* for th*' vnnoli* department*. The only alternative i* a tax increase,
which the Commission rejected Thursday night, fnx in
crease* ate highly unpopular. Most elected official* shv
away from lapping the taxpayer*’ pockctlxiok* further, if
this can be avoided.
Hav ing financial problem*, in a way. i* a credit to San
ford. This indicate* increased demands for service* It indicates growth of a community. Nobody favor* a deficit.
Should Sanford "go in the red, "however, it would not be in
a unique class.
Most cities, laige and email. m America tmlav aie ex
periencing problems in municipal financing. Thi* is not too
difficult to understand after taking a look at tax structure*.
In many case*, the l \ S., Stale and County also tax the
same sources that cities dejtcnd upon for their money. The
tax money i* taken in that order, usually, leaving very tilth
for municipalities to tax.
It would seem that the tax #yatem which has put mu
nicipalities. Sanford included, inln the present situation soon
nlust be corrected. Thi* can lie done In one of two ways.
Hie U. R. and State can give more aid to cities, or leave k-.ation from certain sources exclusively to cities. Failure to
do thi* will result in further stringent economy measure*,
many of which will not he economical over the long haul.
City Commissioners plan to wrestle with thi* problem
n> n i v s i . i . i . ka v
araln tonight. With a deficit looming, these officials can
When
sponge bed* were durovget some consolation by looking at the budget of the I .
The deficit for this fiscal >e*r is expected to he more than n e d in the (lulf of Mexico a', the
912 billion*. •'Making ends meet'' never is easy for govern- tuin of the irntuiy a small gi»up
of hardy (irerki whove anceitoi*
ment; but. neither ia it easy for the taxpayer.
General Insurance
PHONE FA 2-1151
News Of Men
Maine Significant
I
Gov. Edmund S. Musk it, son of a Polish immlgriml . i*
the first Democrat ever In lie popularly circled lu tin* fo iled
State Senate from the state of Maine. The Inst Dcmocrittle
senator from Maine wn* rhnsen by the legislature in 1011
before the time of popular senatorial election*.
The significance of Mnskie's triumph over tire i n c u m b
ent, Sen. Frederick G. Payne, lias not U rn lost on the fiepublicans. The wisest of them freely acknowledge that the
outcome In Maine—not only Payne's defeat, hut the failure
to regain the governorship after four years of Muskie administration— wa* a bad HOP setback.
Whether the way Maine went i* any indication a* to
how the nation will go in November i* another matter.
Muskie had attacked Payne on the basis of President Eisen
hower's foreign ami domestic policies. The heavy Demo* rntic victory undoubtedly reflects some displeasure with the
administration in Washington. How much of thi* feefing
springs from the usual mid-term disillusionment, ami how
much of it indicates serious dissatisfaction, is a moot point,
Rut the Maine results lend lu support those who have been
saying for months that thrre i* a nnlionnl swing Inward 'lie
Democrats.
Mnskie's personal fortunes also a r e evidently mi the
ri*r. Hi* victory assure* him a highrr plnce hi Ihe counselof those young and vlctnrions jrovernurs and legislator* w ho
will probably hr the men of power in the Democratic party
of IRfiO. He will go In Washington wearing the mantle of
conspicuous political triumph.
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JulietIlian Juime
If you nutnher juil one Cadillac owner muons your
arqtininlancr*. then »r would ssager that vmi'vr
liraril the s*nnilrrftil Cailtilac sturv for 1018.
In all probability you've been told of it* hnllianl
prrforniance . . . mill of it* mnrvcluu* Fleelwood
luxury . . . and of it* great practicality.
And perhaps you’ve wondered if any motor car
could rintwsiiy so many virtur* —in Mich abundant
measure—in a • ingle year.
Monday, September IS, IP18
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by their ancestors vsho hunted tin half to that it will dissipate and
sponges in the Aegean Sea.
fall harinlesrly into Ihe water,
} min stories gathried from the
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•hips' rrrw or picked up in the a l l it ronirnae or auprntition If
• oflrc shop* on the Colorful water* jou wish but old timera will tell
fmnt Borman divulge* tc c ie tl of }ou it work* and their faith is
h*d been *ponge fiibermen In the the ir a that the sponge driver* abtolute which ptobaldy account*
Aegean Sea slnre before the time have learned over the centuries. for the tnlraculuui result* they,
of i hiiil, ]oum<>ed from Ihrif Their friends and foes encounter attest.
The Arkansas Gaielte, at Little
ed in the depth are vicious sharks
Head Ihe Digest story in the Rock. Ark. i* the nld-st news
homeland In establish thi* In* that can cut an air ho-e or tlfe*
*Iii*tr>- In the New World
line and attack an unwaty diver, Orlober issue. I'm tu rr )ou wilt paper writ of the Mlitit-ippi ni-!
ver. having been founded in in'*
They ■etlled near the mouth of and the friendly pot pulse that enjoy It.
Ihr Aiiclolr River al Tarpon seem ta postri* human intpttt*
Spring* Sponge diving i« an *h- genie amt vsarn when a storm is
ciert ait tliat only the haid) a.id appro* thing nr drive off In*
evperienred may engage In From ah jik t a* thry maintain a palm!
grr,nation to generation (hr art about lire ilrei when it n anchvrha- been handed down fiom fatli- r ) nsfr |i e sponge h r*s in the
rr to inn and it iv |irartirrd today Gulf,
itnirli Hie Same as it w it I n ,
The Grrrit fisherman b rrtlgbm*.
thoiiiard >ears ago,
Many rarry Icon*, and i cios* aGreek tmat b.iililerv folluwrd tlir well a* pictures of Saint* are tn
divei* ami the Tarpon Spring- l>e found a m*id most ship*. A
Greek Colony giew and prn-peie.| wain pout frequenlly develops on
Tlve pirvent fleet la a Urge on ■ the Gulf, it l« the roiinterpait of
and when in poit it woith going a lofnadn on land, a whirling pil
lar of ssalrr rewriting from the
many mllr« to see.
Ilarh >r.<r thnu*» ilv n| loUiMt clouds »n Ihe turface that can
visit l*ip**n Springs to «ee *hr wreck Irrinn dnu* damage on any
Sponge IniaI v, III rw »r thr'olgh Ihe thing It sitikei
St Nirhnla*, the patron saint
quaint eurin -hop- tha) line me
walerfnn l. dine at llte <.rr - K ,e, nf the sponge fisherman, guidelauranll and watch tppngr diving the fleet ||* the test flthlrtg grounds
exhibit Inna Inn,i ihr dr. k of I pi and goatda it if Ihe member* of
eal boat* which rater to louiUt*. it* riots' maintain Ihrir f*nh They
I have visited this quaint t 'or tell ynit Cut vs hen a w*irt*pn>it
Ida a lira rt Inn many Him* and It appears If y»tl will lake a knife
i- a mud on any llinelaty I ms>n that ha* never rut oqton*. and
up when taking our vi-lllng diive it forcefully Inin the center
fn rn d i and i r U i n c i ssn a i >ur ol of a vshoden cro»* ** you t i «1*
rettain passages from the Rihie.
this aeclimt of t lot id*.
si Nicholas Will break the *poul
While larp n n hpilngs has o .1
bvPiv publlcitrd to the r* ltn t ol
•nine nf nur failltd atlracliolli Jo in s lie n llv Firm
»urh a« hllvrr npiloga or Cvpie-v
Mr* VleUj.lr 'to.e* former
(.aid, rv- - it m-veilhelr-v lias much tepiesrntatlse of Phillip* ProperIn offer the n ilor anil I aw de- tie- in Sanfoid row is avsntiatrd
lighter t<> learn that Ihr " toiler with Sonsinolo Iteai.y in the rales
issue of the Rraill't t lllgrit will department Mr* Moses will *pe
frame a story entitled, " I h r j c a b le in home* and reside*'.*
.Sponge lUvei* of Tarpon Spring-," prppei lie*
written hy lien lumen Jlurman.
who joined the erew of a tpongr
Iwiat for a llshlng trip in the Gulf KcluriiH T o C ollege
to gather f u -l hand ni*lr"at.
t JSSKI.RKRnV—Karl A Mnr* •
It Is a Splendidly w nitm «rti - ii», son of M' and Mi*, flay*
that Vividly devil lues Ihe llfr and mood Minn*. 119 Sunny town Hd
actlvltv nf Ihe t|tnnge diver who » senior a) ihe t'rvitem u id Flei
.rids Ins fortune In Ihe deep w* id* h.s lelurned In Gtinevil'e
te n of the Gulf of Metlrn where
Moms, * p-yrhoiogs ma(Pr also
life it full of drama end danger 1* a radrl In the Air Force RO
no different from that etperipnred Tt
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In Service
nvr> KISSINGLN. GKRMANV .
MITNl i—Army Specialist Four
Oscar Hryar*. 3n. son of Mi*.
I'rrildie Lee Bryant. Sanford. I ia ,
rrccntly participated in comha:
efficiency training tells In Ger
many.
Specialist Bryant is regularly
stationed in Bad hi sir.jen with
Company F. of the Itth Armored
(.rivalry Regiment
lie is a RUT graduate ef Lincoln
High School
Too Late To Classify
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H. JAMES OFT
Well, wImt an eloquent an liter the tiLiguificml
new t ailiHnr could give to that conjecture!
Surely, there is tin adequate way to describe the ss.iv
a new ( 'adillac ride- and handle- — smooth and quiet
and ellorlies- that even the longest journey is an
occasion for rrri and relaxation.
And certainly, only the experience it self can rcvral
the pleasure of cnminnndjng a motor car that t* «o
respected hy t|,c vsurid's motorist).
Those di«.ovrriev arc reserved for the man who take!
ilie wheel for himself. And if you have not already
done an, then you should delay no longer.
In fad, a single hour at il» wheel would tell you,
hey nnd any doubt, that this ''car of c.irv" i* even mure
wonderful in fart than in fame!
lour Cadillac dealer will lie happy to acquaint
you ssjlh nil Ihi- fact v about Ihe many Cadillac models,
including the distinguish"! Eldorado Hrougliain.
Why not pay him a visit tomorrow?
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Thumbnail Sketch O f Sanford Seminoles For 19 5 8
Wh»t 'till he the strong pod
lion, for the San.'ont Seminole*
lhi« football .ea.on’ Where me
th* hole* the coaching .taff I* try.
In; to plug’ Who will he carrying
the bail Krirlav night when Sin*
ford hell. Lyman?
Srntir ot ihete question* t»n't
be »note red yet. Pul (olio* in i it
i thumbnail sketch of the 1*34
taro t).
t l E nd.
,\I I.\ \ SWAIM— Senior, Un
lettered a. a tophamotC and pi*)-
MKKT TtIH SEMINOI.K.S— llf n < if, vnr*itv
«»f
-Seminole Htjrh, which open* H* season Friday uiyht in
Sanford. Lyman Hiph. Lonyrwioid, "ill furnish the «vp|«nithin. Left to right, front row. Alford. Winn, Hodge*. Midd
leton. Carter, .lone*. Stanley. Schirnrd. Swaim. liutuer.
M a r k h a m a n d Ro»» Iwtck row, f r o m left. 4’h r i» te n « r n . P a y ,
R is nor. H and r id g e . L ovelace, Lutidipiifit. Allretl. McKilr*
Itin. K ir k . U iset. Hobart.* nml T n n i t n c r . A b s e n t w h e n p h o
to u a * m a d e w e r e S to n e . L ake a n d H ogan.
( P h o t o b y Tie r p r t p - n t t
Yanks Win Flag; Braves Lose
Showdown Slated
In Bowling League
T R t’M AN TROITNER—Junior.
!M Standout on the grid vanity
la.t .eaion. Good receiver but
•till treed, experience in other
pha.e. of hit poutlon Will prohabiv tee limited action on offenae.
TERRY CHRISTENSEN—Junior
U3 I p from tne JV for the ftr«i
loi-k a: the vartity thii *ea)on.
Ha. good hand*, weak on btoek
ing. d r f e n m e work, probabty will
be u*ed f«r tperlat play* only.
At Tacklei
KELLY
LAKE-Senior.
170,
W’a* vet to atari !a*t .eaion, but
declared tnaligihl* Ju*t before the
rpenmg gam*. Lack, experience,
but thould »hap« up by the opener.
Rig. .trong boy who ihould get
tougher a* thr aeaion progtetiei.
He I* a eominf player, will be proved on the .quad. Will be
rlrh t there when the firat eonteil
a !*t of help.
At Huarterbark
atari*.
CECIL DANDRIDGE - Senior.
JOHN LOVELACE—Junior, t( 0.
133. (Juarterbacked the aquad for A tran.fer Hudent from Tallahaathe past two aeaion* and ihould
he one of the Handout* thi* *ra- »ce. I j c k . experience but hag
aon. Will handle movt of the pat. lo Vrd tough on offente and de
ing. punting and will be thr acr fer '*. Will probably he the blgjeit
•Ignat caller for the Seminole*. help at the linebacker tpot.
Good ball handler, look* good run
C L I f f McKIBBIN—Senior, IU,
ning ball.
JOHNNY ALLRED—Junior, t i l Will l»e playing hi. firat vanity
Loitered at quarterback la>t tea- bull this j e a r at a tenior. The
eon but aaw only limited action mrprt.e v*f the pra-iea*on drills
Pu»hitig Dandridge all the «ay 1and ihould thine In the defensive
and will there the eignalcalling hackfield
He play* bant and
ehotel. Could e^rne fa«t and be , ,houl ! *r# p’entv of action.
a great h o p Ihn tea.or
HENRY RL’SSI - Senior. 1W.
MIKE ROBERTS—Soph. 113 l ’p Small like hi* brother*, but pack*
from thevar»lt> and ha. looked a tot of drive Hr h a . looked good
good enough to stick. A good on defense and will tee plenty of
throwing arm. but .till a long action this *ra*on.
way from being ready to handle
At fullback
many of th#
ffemive chore*
RAY LUNDQUIST—Junior, 135.
Will handlr * m t of the kl.klng Ha* come Into hi. own (hit «aa*
chorea thi* icaion. Hal good pos *nn and will be a big help oftensibilities.
lively. Good lefthandrd p a lt e r
The llalfbicka
t.INVEL HISNER-Ju n io r, tM
DON CARTER —Senior. 233. Rig
hoy of the .quad, handle* hla JJ J «•»«! runner who ha* (mind a
pound, yety well, t-etlered l«*t , *t*rtiivjg berth in the Seminole
Line Scores
l nitr.l Pie»* International
National l.e*«iir
....
aS eata
.........*......... I * t
j II I
110 oot on
Anderson, Hillman <3|. Henry
14). E!»ton (7) and S. Taylor.
^Pto>don. i'oiterfleld ti*. 1 are i7',
Rlaekburn i9> and Hall. Winner—
Porterfield I4-(D, L»>ar—Hillman
1 1.|). HR—Tanner
P ittsburgh
1 2nd game)
Chicagu
lOo uoo too— 2 ti l
131 OCd 102— 2 0 2
P it t.burgh
Phillip*. Uuihardt (31. Hubble
(I), Hillman and S. Taylor.
Kriend (2t l3i and Koile-. Lo.cr—
Phillip* (MO). HR - Materoikl,
Skinner
■Blit game-
Sant'rau
Cincinnati
mu ;uu Ottu-ti Ju l
too 102 r « v - i * l
Miller, (tiel »7) a t d Schmidt.
............
Purkry ( IT-10) a-d R u . e i " t.mer
—Miller (»*) Itll Rubin.on
;r„lu
»2nd K a m o
( 2nd gamer
SunKran
*i,k|r Oil JOl— o 13 ri W'aihinston
d
not 000 MO— t » 0
. mall
Mnnrant. Grl»*om t l ) . McCormteli (Sr a 'd R. Schmidt. New^ „ mbe. W. Nelimidi ITi, Pena i*>
• n l Halley. Winner—i T 3). tar.er
Newiiirnhe (« 131 HR-Spencer.
Si Lmti.
II ooo 301-
fi 11 n
PI
000 110 OOt— 3 * 0
,e«, htnbb. (9). Hri'.nan 3 1
and tirrcn, Sanford, i'.rickion i S i
and Su" atlkl Wir-t-i S
1
■
(13 t i l . lutrer—h m fn rd it* 13' III:
—N orm Cunningham 2
latiAngelrt oi" 001 rurt— 3 3 u
Milwaukee
OHi S‘W 000— 3 T I
— Diy.dalc. Kilpp*teln '«r and
^kojch-'ro. rifnatan.i ro Ruol
p lta r m i fit and Itve. W'n.oer—
Kllppitrin ifilr. Lo*er—P i m r n
t f i l r . HR-Adcock. DuHet.r
Vmerlran League
t l i t game)
Raltimnrr
•**’■• HH l o t — I 12 1
Cleveland
003 211 00*- 7
3 0
John.on, Pappa- 'fi). i r l ' t i m l
tfii ,i d Prlanrio. C n r a r e i e (3 1'
at <| \ r i e n I» «er— Johnion («••>
liR _po v.er. C ola'll" 1
* n d game!
Ralttmore
I2t> *W0 0 0 1 - I l‘» "
Cleveland
000 ooo tot — 2, 3 2
portocartern, Lee. 19) and 'Iriando*
Grant, Woadr*hlck III,
Rrndflwikl («). Martin «7 ». Nurlrtki <91 and Nixon Winner—forloearrem iil-1l). lurvcr — Grant
i i n i t H R - P rln.arreio Mlr.naa
t i l t gallic I
A M P H E L L 'S
A D I N E T S n n il
C
U U II-D E R S S U P P L Y
O rln n d n H y S o u t h
Ov ied o
Sanford
KO 5-3201
F A 2 -5 0 fi2
“ If il*» g oo d v*r h a v e It
av ailab le"
Boosters Schedule
Pep Rally Tuesday
League Leaders
' age. Individual leader* lor thr
Aahburn, Phil. U 7 370 a; 191 J C vra»un are Mill Bill K a ic r, with
Mu«la’ St L. 113 441 fi’ IV) IM a M l i d l e . , and Paul Petnld. with
May-. S L.
I l l 362 Ml IM ,333 a 2M single game.
\a r n n . Ml)
142 M l
1*7 3W
Individual avrrage. are Pcsold
Skirner. Pitta. 134 493 M 13* ,32o
171. K aiee—171, MaUmay—1»2.
A m r u r a n t^-ayur
Wheeler—1*1, H lrhatdt and Steele
Runnel*, Ro*. IM SIT 9 1 DM 313
tva. Huhn. Ilukur, and Swann
C ert, K C.
LV» 4L. »« IM 3!A at 133. K rnit —132, Von H e r b u l i l William*. Ho. lift 377 72 II I llfi 1M
Pivec—132. Kirehh'iff and
I'" >r r , l Irv. I l l J.1 M 173 113
Brown at Lit
K >rnn, Del
123 321 fi-* Ifil 113
G il.trap at 1» Platt and Fnt
ll«mr It tl n .
gu.nn at U* Scnn 117. Burnett
N»(l«nal League— Hark . Cuba
I tfi. |Ierh*t and K t e t i n at U 3
14. Thnma*. 1'ir a te .
Ro'iinlnn. i
, r M l. Callan —142. E .tn d g r .
Iledlc;* y>: Mathew* Hiavr* 30; Holler, and C. Piercy at Ml. Proc
Aaron. Ilra v rt 29
t o r —14". Harrimn 139, Gentry
American league—' t a n ’:.- Y.n- I3fi. Ilattwlck 129. P ir tc y —llfi.
k te , 40; Siever*. Srm tora nn. ColP erry 123
avito. Indian* 37; Cerv, Athletics
3fi, Jen*en, Rrd Sn* 31
Run* Hatted In
National 1-cajue— Dank*, v uh*
12.1, T ho01 a ' . P l r a tr l 10*; II An
O . I ) . F i i m i l ’s
<ler»on, Phil* 91 Ceprda, t i i a i t i
92. May,, Giant* 91.
A m r . l r i n leagu *— I r r . r n Red
So* 113, l olnvilo. I f di)n . ]0A;
S leyrr., Scnat ,ra )h| t ' r r , . \ t h i
lellca 100; Berra. Yankee. *3
Pllrhlng
National l e a g u e —Sp.hn
Br.*vre
20 10; P .i'd o n . P i r a t r . » ) WitFeaturing
ley. Brave, 9 3; Burdette Grave)
17 10; P u rk e y , RrHlega 1710
The Very Heat
American H a g u e —Turlrv. Van
k re . 2l fi. ll)de. Senator, to J;
310 E. Ht
M clJth, Indiana 13-7 ; Ford. Yan'.r r i I I I ; Delmk. Rrd S n k I J 7
Itn I'U 1)2" — 1 JO
119 l i t 0 U - fi 7 0
Ihlcagn
K em m ci cr. Clevenger t • * and
Courtney. WiTon. Rtidnl-.q ii)i n*d
l-ollir. Atlnnn Wi! n i 9 3 t l.orcr
—Clevenger <3 3 * HR—TtminebrcTim S rm tunic lb>o-ter« i luh it
ry 2, (alllvon. t.ollar, I'hH'ip.,
I-'Hiring a big prp rail' T ueiday
Torgcsun 2
t t ; ! d umfrr the ltgnt> at the *la
I | , t gnntl- 1
' .hum
New Ymk
f*2 ........ nil— .’i 3 1
1 ht» v- l t>r Inc - t a r tr r (or Ihr
Hal...... t it. <'K| t)i«l log— V t 1
IDVfi (•■oth.-*i| .ej.oT j r J ti dc«lgr.
Mae- llurrii -3 D ltmar 13* and
rd l-i t -1 itie local Mippoltfr* ’’in
Howard T*r. .. Daley tfi'. 1'*'
■’
l i.r li e .. t e r , *v.12 Jiavr a
ma rk pi «■ d H»u*e. Winner —
ard member*Mji tlekcta will
M aa. i In Aj la i.c r—T e rry it o - 12).
be j ji.ab le to all who hav*n’t
HR—Ml Dougaid. Lctv
1 i i d the gr.-up. the cluli it o f
1 2nd. II p n in g . )
fering a Sti* m r.tiber.hlp tiekel
N\
HU •wvg 001 000 t>J—12 13 2 that . itn le. the p<'».r».or t<> ath <
mo noi 210 noo oo— 7 13 2 |pn t » I ti imc athlrtic co.tto.l. at
! -id. Iln-k.on tfii, Hit mar <71, krtnl n!p High
hurk* IS). Truck* <3 * and JohnThe rp;ti!.ir 33 m .-m bri,hip tip.
n. Howatil 1 121. Grim. Dairy Vrt a ’*o i, nffered If both pari fii Tomanek 171, T erry <10», cr** purcha*c me n b e r , hipt, the
Chill Winner
Winner —
liccd i I 4i
and k-hill
—f
f.,ni ly of ,rh *ol a jn may
I,.iik * 2 ! L ctfr
1 - : , t l O l j ' a ’ r-nd gam e) fir- of rharge. The
H r—Get v,
d u b urge) all parent* o f *chon|
■tud ent. tu join.
T hi. p rp rally w r | give local
L t .i.
Ia n , iheir ftret look at
ihe t ‘.*3S tquad. The team wilt
*s i c * Ut-mliiulP g e n e sniniAmcriran League
m tg e and a lio will w..rl( out for
M. I,. Pet. lilt about ho minute., doing various
fii
33
,<it»
—
New Yotk
p a -tin g and punting drill.
Tfi 67 331 12’a
Chlc*c>
T h r bat H. i*ep iquad and cheer
7 t 7t ..VHI 17
Detroit
l e a d n . will be „ut in full fu trr
7u 72 .191 1*
Motion
7n 73 . 19) lfi'j
Cleveland
07 73 .172 21
Baltimore
67 Tfi 449 ?D)
Kanvi. » »tr
W’a-h lngion
fit fii 127 27' i
N V tltlN t l , t E M il 1
TV. L. I’d . tiB.
*3 ‘A 391
Milwaukee
fin 63 332 fi
r i t t s b u i gh
7*. 71 .117 It
San F rs n c l
TJ 71 .121 7l '9
Cincinnali
fii 72 i*1 13
SI. l/voi*
K cj?islratitin
«7 Tfi M3 l»
t»» An get)
fi'i 71 I V. 29’ i
Chlrago
62 11 U l 17
Philadelphia
o p en a t th e C ity H a ll,c o m m
Standings
n
YOUR
iK M H it J
J F x J fp tn J tn t
/A C E N I
114 N. P a r k Ave-
» * lt e e l/ 1 *» iitS I*
FA 2-0331
Hfinka o f t h e City of S a n fo rd , F lo rid a, a rc
e n c in g 1 M onday, S e p te m b e r 15, 1II58.
T W IC E
th e fun w ith a
d a \ up to a n d in clu d in g F r id a y , O cto b er 24, 1958.
s
(ic n c ra l In s u r a n c e
N O TIC E
tion tfi he held on N o v em b er 4, 1958, and w ill re m a in open each
a
Carraway & McKibbin
Arcade
Package Store
R EG IS T R A T IO N
rite
ers. *lated to u r action thi. . e a
ion. Will add gi»"d bench atrength.
At I enter
JAMES MARKHAM-Soph. 190.
One of two M>|ihomnre) In a v a r
sity uniform this season. Could
hr a h r l p ln r factor ltd* seaeorv
lie has been working at center,
but *till need* experience. May
hr alternated at tark lr
Show*
giv,»d prom lte and .hould Improve
greatly Ibis , eaton,
TOM n t T N E n —Junior, 170. Re
turning le tlerm an and will .re (
action again at the re n te r spot
fo r th e p u rp o se o f re g is te rin g f o r th e .Municipal (aen eral F le c
o
and will be a good I,id in th r ball*
tunning role. Small, but a quick
thinker and will be a big help to
the .quad.
HAROLD STONE—Sonlor. IAS A
d*fen*ivr i t a r la .t .e a to n a) a
lltu'barker. but wa* m e d iparingly on o ffrn.c This y ear he «howa
sign* of being one of the b*»t In
the conference. Will be hard to
! •top. Should be the top ball carrier
or, offense, and a good linebacker
, .-n detente Barring injury, hn
.hould be the work hor»e of ih#
aquad
win for the D.-dgei* while rc
A thowdown (or Ihe fir*t place |**a*on. tooka like n *ur* bet to baekfield. Good *p*ed and will
pitcher Ju*n Pllarro ruffe red
in the Sanford City Bottling tut* | Mart thi* te n o n Should he abtr eroa* the goal line *ey»ral time*
defeat. Joe Adcock bom id
ju* it .chrduled Wcdnnday night to takr command wilh a coup.r 'hi* »ea*on. Will get better with
the world champion),
when Bukur't Mmie Shop and of game* under Id* hell
taveral vanity gam** under hit
friend Win* SIM
Gene') Seminole Dry Cleaner* are
CHARLES
BOG
AN-Ju
n
io
r.
IIP
bfUPinch hi 1 1 e r T«rl Ktuiiew >ki paired
N ew com er to th# vattity. It** *tu
VERNON KIRK— Senior, | J 2
di.lie in the winning run with a
other pairing* (or Wcdneiday Itty, but nerd* to pr"grr>* a little | Saw limited action la*t i r i i . n on
• artifice fly for ihe Pirate, in night are Burnett painter. *g»in»l fatter. Should *re limited action offenie but «h*w) *ign* of being
tluir opener and then Rob found Mather of S ir ford and New York
GLENN HODGES—Junior. ITS the break aw ay man of the back
pitched a »ia-hitter to win hi. 21<i Life ver.ui Celery City Printing. Saw hi* JV action at g u i l d la.t field. Small, but ru nt hatd and
game — top* in the N l. tht« *ea
The unipontoted le*m In Ihe aeaion, l*ut ha* l«*n .witched to plays hard. One of the m o d imion amj the highe*t total b> * league picked up a tpon.or la.t tackle to add bench i t r e n j t h to
Pltt»hurgh pitcher aince 1311 Rill Wedretday night and immediately thi. position. Tough competitor
Ma/erntkl hit 111. 19th hmner f t turned in Ihe fii*t .weep of the and wit] ,eS n!*ntv,«\C • •'■ )»• v>*f,<r*
liltl, HU V ? 1•*! *9,\ **«I■»*.(•., ri»1*m# It (*]p
i .left* itr i.fi ,e., bd gauiC in »ra.' n "a* Buatir V Jtu»rc’ o.'i*)** the te a t o n i, loo far gone.
II ! n
• . uvo t a i l - 1 3 1 from llyne Duten and Alt Dl'inar. »rl a new club record for »econd moved into lirat pla.r In the lea
At tiuard.
Detroit
"Vt Old OOx— fi 11 <1 , *‘:l -Mrll.iugald clouted a homer b a .rm rn .
gue Handing* with a 3o victoryDAVIl) STANLEY—Senior, 170
.
.
and a double end Norm fitehern
over
Crier)
Cit)
l'rintlng,
the
The While Su* downed thr
Dig gun in thr line latt season
» t.lple to lead the nine-hit Vannew cellar dweller*
IS* and l l e r b e n t to v l a c k t l S t . l k r r a t u r k Sieberr.'i ninih-inmng Waihutflnn .Senator*. 7 t and fi 3
and picked up AH Conference hon
There
wain’t
a
really
hot
bowl
the
Delniit
Tigera
went
into
third
or* Could be the Ive.t guard in
and A .' n. L ter—Sullivan II J). Mnglc tied the ntglucap a! T ’ and
| *ing!r. by Jerry laiotpo Mi.key place with a fil and 9 3 .weep of r r at the allev > that night a. Central Florida. He hit* hard and
iir t- K ta 3
'la tie. Si.bvrn, Vir;il T ru .k . and the Uottitn Red Sox and the Haiti Trank Huhn, with a 393 *crie». i* quick Should be the standout
1 2nd same i
llun'a Rauer, a 'talk ami a d m- more Oriole* beat the Claveland and George SwVnn. with » 191 of the line and a good bat for
Hutton
ft)u tK'2 I0i>— i * 2 tile *tral luinprtn l thr Winning Indian*. 1 2 , after auffeting a I t .ingle game ltd the league. Ruth conference honors again,
opening defeat in the other Aittrri bo>* aided Itukur in ll* tweep
Detroit
OPi 031 00a— 3 11 1 rally in the r e n d game
DI KE SCHIRARD—Senior. US
Second place in Ihe league wa.
The C3 vcar-old Stengel tbm tied cart l.aague action.
U rcaci, Wall (It, lilely (Ct,
la-ttrird last teaton. Igwki like
The San EraneitCo Giant* w e i r ’ taken over by Gene'* Seminole a d ifferent man now and could
L'atalr 17) ar.,1
White II wfl. Connie Ma k‘» American D a i t l r
ii-cord ul nine pennant, and drew eliminated ftum the race when Dt> Cleaner,, which t'Xik a 2 t
M orjan . H> and Wilton. Winner— within lire of J'-hn McGrjv'v mi they loit to the Cincinnati Rrd match fmm Burnett fainter* to be the t u r p i i i e of the *aa*on. Big,
t i r i n g , packs a lot uf punch*)
Itneit O 9 > Iu>ter—llre w e r t It* jnr Icagun mark of IP Stcpsel leg*. 4 3, but won the *econd drop live painter* into a third
when really working. Should be a
game,
(it
and
tha
St
lavui*
Car
place
tie.
New
York
Life
moved
alio 'iir i tm l the Y a n a '. club
It). H it—Maxwell, lla rri.,
Hand out a* a linebacker, could
record .( e .>h pennan j w. ii ny dinal* drfratad the fhtladelphia up to the other half of Ihe third handle th* center chorea.
( tit canir)
fhillle,. fi 3, in other N L. g a m ., place tie with a 2 1 win over
Wa»hingtun m o two oi»o— t &2 Joe McCarney. who at*o won one
BILL A L F O R D - Junior, 113.
Mather, the fifth team In the
a« manager of the Chicago Cuba;
P r o u d o f y o u r c a r ? I n s u r e i t u is e ly w i t h
Another newcomer lo the varsity.
n
0
t 'h ita .'..
003 020 03* — T
ICaikie Don Demeter’. tw'n-run
tw’o-nin
.
r,a ,tf
. , .
,
, „
S crapp), want) lo play. Will see
f lir h e . Riim.ino.ky **' • I .ev en th ln n in j hom;r ga
ah rlttker’ "f the
* only
limited action.
an Itmlger. their winmn; mai
t'rtatirrald
Plcic* tll-IOt
evening wa* Larry Pivec. who
RL'MK W IN N -Ju n io r. |M KTrat
.
. . .
...
i r r Don Zimmrr i tingle tied the
•picked up a 3 7 -pill Only a few
R», trv Lao*cr - t i - her *-*»■ H R - , .core J.-hnny KUppatein pt.ked up
season with the var-tty, could be
National l.eagur
iutwlcr*
rolled
atnive
their
a
'e
rSrcver*.
tough. One of the better new com
Player K Club G. AB It. II. Pet.
.•> I ItI.la t u r n s
,j •
dir tu ..> stri'srl jt.tl N I. lead t j t to *ix game* whin
United I'rea* Intemstlnnal
then 21th itr.ee 1921 Sumls) when tin-' bowed to the L*.« Angclc*
The American League’* teten ihrv
Kanes* Clt) Athtet Dodger*. 5-3, and the Pirate*
dwarft hate officially conceded lo <i ». 1 3 and 1? .* in II Im me- Th. swept the I'hlragit t u b ' . S t and
tire New York Yankee, bus
was . n.<ui:ti to 8 2. The Itiavr* are still firm!) in
• tubbom Pittsburgh I'iralrv icfu*.- main, m a il i
climb xtc tlic ic, thr d r . \ c ' » .eat, n e ic rth fle n , be.
to jive up thel. 100 I »hu» pursuit ..ml plai- t :tl v;o White So. and ca rle the) II clinch hi
winning
of the Milwaukee Rrj'<-« in the the ionj ni.
ihich ended *’• flvo of their la.t tl ganir* even
National League.
It p m n i l . only rfe’.iM.I the if t h e Pirate, .hould .weep all
Thr Yankee, mathcmatLtll* . fk popj .
their teaatiting nine r o n tr.u .
c'tnchrd their ninth penrart I n i # ' I
w i t t . w . th*ii
l | r ' Maik Re,oid
Three ex Kau.a. City pitcher,
lomhlr.cd to win the pennantclincher for the Yankee!. Duke
Maa> gaining hi* loth win with
the
lief
ihr
for
Job on offrnee and defense Go* I
te ceiter and o f f e n lte blocker Al
ts.. dot! a fine toh on defente.
Sh.Mii.t ho • .'aruinut thte *ea»on.
HERALD JOSES—Senior, 170*
Siailer ta•( eeaton and played in
every context, licit known for hi.
p a t . recctting. Should do » (oxl
Job on offente and deiente. olird
pa«» defender and will probably
plav in baekfield on d efenx.
WALTER MIDDLETON—Senior,
170. Lettered taut .taxon • • a >ub>
IliUlle. Ha* worked hard and
*hould .ee plenty of action thii
»e»*en on defrnir. l»ok* like the
be.t tccetver on njuad thii tear.
O nly th o se who h a v e re a c h e d th e ag e o f 21 d u rin g the p a s t
Phnn*
noon
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before
for
monoy
later
th o l i m a
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— Tba t'mtad S'ueluorker. of
Despite lit* hmee*. N* >j u u
petted U put up a (tardy fo r America opened ita "wrerti-.* to tefitrted tra C-nw'.ry tesaior. be
ward wetk M i f AD ■ A m rr.fi day with a e a t to armt from tfi t*ees tt* sraet and Uu rtael m
t i c k l e Rob JU L 'ttrf tf m the offireea mbe »am*d aob • labor duttry »fc.rb mur reach a*
mayor quei'-too lie* >• Uu back 1forte, are out to deetr«r the un.- r ’ Prrrtvr.tr". or a new root-art ir
by t a r r I r f tta oun menitur. a levy* r fV. morithi
flcM
T t m r j Of 0 l t < i i
The report w.ggtr*d the iJSe'
Ton f o r t *•!*:, • dandy P l t u r !*a» Tom.au try. »ite a back ' / r . a e te b e r B£#or may be
«* k » cr| uu mu*x*. r o t t puu breaiosf mhedslo. mar*be a year > r . i r x f off for a btrur tu n ic
with the f e e l laduatry real year
J « « 4 <>«* * ' • " « * > " £
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bark lb ttanny Sacbi to pu.b the have beer *mar trade in *’ nkt
miff
odeanree A la* retu rrtr* U a blow at ucio-ditr.
teraaCAi or. any aq.afi in Uu
The report a'e- defended me
E . a t floart Rip t s | u hai not ful!Wk f re d TV.ey tr proud#
Wj, t , , e wr t t r a t Out four ao u >ot rt tally needed up the-middo ir.»rea*e ir duei two year* a rc
which touebed o*f a revci*. that for
„ tfAl railafa a.yj that i tra! ptruer
a tin* •,.r»j*rT*d Uu leader* *j,p
Thia la Takut
, t Bff Hj» *rttfabi a / t At
Bil. Gundy rep'btei Darto.ojUi t af prttident David J. X iD setld .
JatAl. R irhu Laifai and Bob
MralM. Add U Uurs *-jp«>mof« C*aduatad pa tier. Date Brad.ey. f The emphaaii oe uerty alao r a j
D.ti Hoait and Uiarr'a drptb a He did «*U on ocraator. art iea- K*»ted eonrert about acme e* the
tut ar,d If eoaeh Boh B’arktran b l ' k e n r r that hat plaf-yed the
p>Dty for aay i t e r r p o ; .
At byraci.ae, irta ra a ouarlr* rab repair bu reaerte i*ie*.f*h ‘niftier r r b t . . b of flu fan* etee
back < nur. o Z ib n.trrtian u Uu the b r Green rale. rl<*-e to Union.
r j tr-ar in an outfit wotl-fUad — j Printeioe
“ In twp abort yea's ainre flit
i n roturrurf alartari i h ’ t g II
Tala a preum c a *e«*rB for a la it e e r i e r - ''' it l/u A rfe .tf
uUtrrr.rr — r tr r y o b r r » but at *jaarterj*ek to replace the frado hart to re have darVered to a p o tc
Uu t r ^ t
ated Dirk VTiserbaver end the where myr very fv'are ]• se rtrt.tl 7
the report aa Id
May Ba Touch
ptorperta aren't tmicbt enoufb t* menaced
It th a rr e d the Itbor B i i r t o m t
Holy Croat, uith jurtap* Uu nake Vale a majt*r t t rtender —
f a r t a ctondeut T ^iuar*urbar* to M> far J'ern iy lean ia hai tt* r* . »a* the te r r e t of an all . oot
T o« Greene, ia liandirapptd by penenee tt larked in ro -ert y ea n dnv» d»tlp'»d to terre r r to e i to
'-S '* ! >—
and fetid a" If Steve VV> f)-d> arrep' i -.-.tanderd
teri *f # p n r f p.a*t .» hot
rrJU ope-at# tuhlrd a fin* llr.» l*d a pai*er
Br*>u*b, Harvard and future n.r-dlbfmr1*.
It elted particularly what It
by fuard Aim Healey. The Cru Columbia are believed to be t**o
e la n talent but terror*! "'the o d f*u* of urp.Ciirr.
. . d e n M f 11 r r to tu rtejfb to tins In B ril
I fVfiull. uith a a<*od line t .tninc —the N'sLiura: A'btuUli-a of Man
handle
n-ije • of ita rtir.f the ufartuf» n a*d Uu L’tiled Statei
IVaGuffh haa a pair <4 f t,* up, t n
riiirn te '
C-*»n mere#
qvarter»>ar« 1 tt Bit Kaliden a»d |rtlm h tj*rk trw ard the *ep.
EA.*T I.AXSING. Mich- — P a * * A— Mon. S e p t I S , I M S
ft T l » — D on an apple a day
afaoro have beea aatinf Ursa apreally keep the doctor away T
Uvchipar 5 l» u Umversity hopes plaa a day. Tha Uaiwatty mpaaaha
to find out. h is eomplettnc the y a r a
second year of a four-year exper
far.
iment with 1(10 students, some of
Cornelia Burteaa ( far.for- i
Bad* Mae Xil.er «Sanford
Bo-k«r T. larrtter Sacfard |
Varparet Packard 'Sanford
Sadu Bodewaid iDeBaryt
Mathilda Tyner 'Sanlordi
Ih u k arn
G s,* TroLand tflande Ctt?
Treda Eathertne Pierey Sas
ford.
Mrt Carl Smith and baby ctr.
<hantordr
Dtietea Da-la Sanfmdl
B^by Edward* and bah# boy
tS arford>
Ereiya Trenrh aed baby boy
t Sanford*
Bertha StltVon and baby (Sasferd I
k t r T T M R E i 11
Adrr.lsv.orrf
Dora Anr Barton 'Sanfordt
Blanca B ittenm ejer Saniurd
WJlian. tyrae t i a k e Mary*
Virginia S itu
AtS-ArlN l
'TVtsrri'itj
Jane Hunter 'Sanford'
Fadu V. Gut (Sanford!
Gladys Tbneten (Sanford)
Carrie Wt -d.-.-ff and h a " j.rl
(Sanford)
Mary Tt-rtk and babv boy
<SeeG>rdi
Martha BCey rLsk* Miry)
Verna Mathews and ba**y r*.H
( Altarr.uc.le S p r i t j i 1
Ruby Hsrriajrtoe (San'ordl
Ciarstha Jorve* 'Sa-.*nrn'
V.rurva Hstrticift \« —.)
M or»
p artn L i
«nd
m o te y o u n g jte n th a n e v t r b e fo r* a r t
c o u n tin g u p o n y o u to drrv* carefuB y.
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ft AI VANI/FD WUREN
As Ua aa be an. ft.
M il' ’ » t.APB 1*f MTIfM
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F R E E
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Odd Ivil l'le»en O f S r r e m l iiif
No *pr*lal rutllea- I'**h pin* tarptnt.
•d sad pil,*d *• la. Irritfi* i . d n f a
a* I t s a» te ,*i fl.
M IJOOH PItl/.KS TO UK GIVEN AWAY H V K AIS Kit
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4 ■ > ■ ’4 Gun
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$ 5 .4 4
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40% =
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lloubla-titlp t II,
Hhlla D in I i . l
ONLY
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4 * 10 .... ... . ............
12
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4 i 8 per aheet
crh
M edicine ( n h in e ts
ONLY
* 5 35
bach
( t e g . 8 2 .1 0 ) par ahaet 81.08
12.40
C O U N T E R C O V ER IN G S
F o r m i c a t i >* t i n m
sq tt, Me
BAND!.AN, lleunamleyl, |nnr latflnf sq ft U r
IaO C ks
Maefsr
and ( m u ff le
S1(L8«—Rave 11.10 per iheet
80 l b . ______ ■ $1.59
45 1b. ............ $1.05
. 17.12—Sere Si JO per nheet
^
$3.99 $1.19
hither)
$2.98
$1.59
66c
1
Only D M ft. S t a T A G
Nn I Yrltnw Pina
( some Is “ V " )ninl )
BRASS
Entry
$ 5 .1 9
$ 5 .5 5
Privacy
$ 2 .5 5
$ 2 .8 5
I’l W I t f
$ 2 .1 0
$ 2 .2 9
Exit
$ 2 .4 9
$ 2 .5 9
;
SALE
on HI.ACK & PECKER
POWER TOOUS All Thl» Week
All S a les C ash a n d N e t
To
5:00 p. m. D A ILY
FA.
2*0300
*1.19
9ac
$99 M f t
;
Hi'TTR (Aluminum snd Ilf'M
. „ ........... P a i r lie
3*/* x 3 ' i
4 t 1
..................—.*..* I 'n t r .We
Gravel
$105 p e r M f t
Entire 1*4 ?95 M ft.
2 v • I nine Tlr
While it last*
S A K R E T E
The rrily-aiised vonr.vta for smsJI mssanry |nbs araund the hair a. JtAl .'dd
watar
. . . M ur
• • r, r-ynn • r r
J w
/h e t,
■I leceeer* /
O P E N — 8:00 a. m .
MARLITE WALLBOARD
4 I 88 „
|
lllf ilul Itirfimv
Pull 14 i lO-inrb Mltrne
( r r g . I t . 112) par a h eet 8I..VI
......... ........................... (r r g . I2.K 8) par e h er t
Far Utahan i «4 balk . . , Plait ia
6
KACH
p a r a h e e t 13.84
Nallnnall) lamnui InDtlnr*all fit lih. tiny Ihl* * r*k and aaea
4 E H1 *f** «*•*-********....... ■•■•**■.
Fam ouH
$ 4 .2 5
rnH
$1.39
LUMBER
$ 4 .8 7
lull
H u rric a n e A n c h o ra
«m<MmiM«»i |wr uhoet I7.SA
»« * » w * * «* *o
$ 5 .0 0
mil
( iip.lt.Tet W'ond
Preservative
U PSO N L E T T E R S
a In. le
S-la. 4,
1 1i-In. I*)a
$4.89
rnlnra allfhlly
PolyVlayl Ankara
All masonry natla.
It’* hieh tiiinlll’ , we've
le«lrd II. While nnly
ALUMINUM
SHEET ROCK
4 i
ft.
(a few
$ 2 .9 8
STAND AMl)
■ ulld* and Intulal** . . . Pc* finished While . . . I ,.Inch thick
W 1 I®
BEC VtnvMvatr
Pne iaieelnr and etlerloe
hlntk «all« , . . The k n l
vinyl midi. Ref. IS.IS
f il.
NOW
Vo 9 f j . i j
$ 2 .4 9
tlmiie Ibiirs, r - '-t* 1*! Dlnek,
very allrarll’ *
Biftertlie ilumlnam fnll nn nne aide,
fnm p’i l i l t rnrt*>*e<l. I n ; In handle.
K.»t,nl and tul yrwf.
WALLBOARD
4 t II ••—
S|m drrk rinor and lin k
Enamel. I’nr »im l, metal
»nd r-**r-r , , i
e , r r ||rn*
hnal enamel
R»r. MAOfat.
NOW
M A IL IIO X E S
H I.It. Fire |>*r*nnallird lilterina.
Ilmmrtrd,
lluilnrnnf,
lialvaniird
GLASS WOOL INSULATION
Mid, lit (mold »ith iiin p ltli ((uallly
llacdoare
I l>Mie i lm»f (H*i«r Duly I
I kolkset Rnlranr* I nrh
i 1 1 nr. 4 * i iiuiis
I Aluminum Ihir.hi.M
Hi, lln»*l CaMntl H slH e .lr a i r . midt
-i
$ 1 6 .6 6
JitlmiNic D o o r Special
ttsRRfHK II till!)) t i l l '
tliimliilllii
Nalrbry Flat Enamel
H*f, 11.10f il.
NOW
ref. I I Tt ONLY I? Tt
teliilij
Her- t i n t
• ifi.7r.
I) rslheif Iti*f
ronvmlrjr Italih*r D»*e
Till Piinl. tt*a*h»ht»
Midrr.V ("oliir*. Itnr,
IJ.4S f il.
NOW
F R E E
SPECIALTIES
® " r i d - I I P Aiuntlnum S i r e n D«ir Gilll*, fll all dopf* No. S 1171
• Only fine Left)
4 i • a S/a
• leailna ft«i
Out Ov»i Slnek
■I
Arfhltrctural While
P IN K P O N G T A II I.K T O P
IIR.7S
. v n ■ fl/A
A lt MINI M . . . NO ITRCIIASK NECERSAItV
U ral.,
t) till* They Last
2 /h 1 AIM
D A Y
* A1l-«t**l Irtir.in* lt'.»rit», adJutlaMr. It i G! Inrhts tG.dk
• Tl-l)#e K|Hini, Mi*p* ea,h lt.ll
• klun.lnum CMkea t.lne. Ja.ll. 11c
• * '■(rend Galvsnlirtt MteeI Clolli,* Mne, S0-ft, Hr
• K slit-iair fan Clpen»r. a II 00 talu# 11*4
0 Garble# fans, ilae roiled steel. ZO-aal. erf. IJ.M ONLY |?47
$ 3 .8 4
I a l a 1/4 AD
I'er Mbeet
C O M IIIN A T IO N DOOKS
I
A L U M IN U M
-HOUSEHOLD
PLYWOOD
* • I «
Mr
Fa c to ry D em onstrations
A Farlory Heprenenialls* nlll lie hera all day, Tuenday, l» de nonalral* Ihe semnllle KnNer Aluminum Products f«r t h e
home and building construction displayed in our atorr. Sea tha new Diamond Kih Aluminum for building and deroratne purpoxce.
H H O S ir BOIERM
Daly It* m ft
f|aalll)
o'clock noon, S A T ., S E P T . 20th
1 2 :0 0
P rize s — Souvenirs — R e fre sh m e n ts!
ALUMINUM Nf HBI N
ftaly lb* an ft-
If
EN D S
IIERR AIIE FEW SENSATIONAL
ItUYR
•
'i in llnme I ttlity Drill
ONLY 113.11
e 4',-ln. Heavy Dutv t a * (r»f.
I«4.M»
ONLY lil.S e
• BantHnf Atterhmrnt
ONLY I t l . S I
• ITeavy Daly Router Kit (ref.
H* oo>
ONLY 371.11
e The Ntw Po<*er Dtiver
llrivr* all lllarh I Decker
attachments vrrg. 121.83)
ONLY 322.31
Many Many more harfalai In
famnu* puaer lanls. IHINT FORGET—
TBervday Is Ilia.-k A Decker Day—A
fartary r«prr>entiliyo VIS ha ia ear
shaw ream elt Say.
820 Maple nt 8th SL
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Weather
_
& h ? H a n f o r d f f e n t lf r
, ( M r t k r w e g h _____
day with widely scattered iftrr*
•n o n showers. I (i|h today IS (•
•4, low tonight 71 to 77.
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VOL. XLIX
Established 19M
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1938
N a tio n a lists W a n t
*21 Victims Found
In Sunken Train;
Toll Yel Unknown
United Priwa I.rated Wire
Shop arui Sava
In Sanford
NO. 262
Commission Votes
Two-Mill Tax Increase
M a in la n d Bom bed
a TAIPEI, Formosa fUPI) - Prr“ ii«r Chen Chins told the nation
today th* war In the Formosa
.“ trail will spread to the Chinese
mainland If tbc Communlit block
adr of tha Quemoy Islands la not
broken soon.
' We have absolutely no Inten
tion of Idly sitting by and letting
l.;'e more than 100.000 civilian* and
military personnel of Qurmoy and
-------------------------------------------— »------.,, , , . .
its adjarrnl Blands be besieged
without taking effrelive • methods
for their remforvt.nent," Chen
said.
"1 am firmly of the opinion
that should the enemy persist In
scaling off Quemoy completely, It
would mean eitrnding tile w ar."
The National Assembly adopted
s resolution Monday requesting
the United Mates and Nationalist
armed forces to "take Immediate
j and effective tt e n s u r e s of
' aintbing the mainland Coastal
arcaa a id thoroughly destroy the
Communist gun positions."
Convoys r i l l
The assembly said tha U. S.
Navy • escoited sea convoys at
tempting to break the Qurmuy
blockade “ had little effect'" and
that bombing o( the Communist
gunv is needed to “save the 130.000 (lie) rivlllans and soldltr* on
the islands from a helpless state."
Just before Chen reported to
the nation today Communist shore
guns half • encircling the II be
sieged Quemoy I s l a n d s ope mil
"j 7 '
V “ ’ ,' ' ,rl“ u
. ,* ‘r
«*y of homnjnbr.mi
OuemoyU*Tatan anrP c rh»>’
,h . nri ’
. ‘ Krh,,n ««»•
' h' Pfln<M U , «fU
Integration
At-A-Glance
Officials today pondered the
problem of educating hund'rsls of
southern public school student,
now on an enforced vacation Lr
cause of the Integration crisis.
The
tn* Charlottesville
v narioiiesviuf A
v a.,
a . sclmol
*s'no"*l
l«ard today file* petitions In the
U. 8. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeal*
for a delay In the Integrations!
two schools white opening has
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’
Win postponed until next Mon
day.
Other
C h a r I o tli-svtlle
nlnA.li nprnrd Monday on a trgng-.t-sl basts.
In 1-lttle Rock. Ark . a total of
3.470 pupils have been sent hum*
from f.-ur high a-houls, ordered
closed by Gov. Orvai Faubus.
llelaynl opening of a high school
Budget Gets A x ; Service
To Be Curtailed Sharply
This City fummi.s.vioit Inst nijrht voted it tw u mill t a x
inereneo on Son ford resident* in nn a t irrupt to bnlnnee t h *
b u d g e t for thr fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.
The vote was unanimous nnd came ivftrr * four-hour
fund-cutting session which curtailed activities o f e v e r y city
department for the next 12 months. Commission action
only white high srht-ol tn Warren
| Count). \ s
rematnrsl rioted
under lire order of Gov J. Lind
say Almond.
Drsrgirgatiun apparently
.,
» has ilaisrd
nm * general government rev1hern delayed for another y e n St fnut*
Memphis
State
University,
where
Con ftstnv nine la l l is 'a.
flAYONNE, N. J (D PI) - The
Adoption of Ihe reviled budget
’ommlsslonrr* expressed reluci-----•—
*—
*•--*
1
Ahead cur of th* Jersey Central
enrollment began today. Federal
would result In Cmplele ellmln*
lat.re
to
ttvakr
any
change*
in
Ju(lst Marion S. Boyd denied s
^ R ailroad
train
that
plunged
the present tax structure, In* at •lion of the street resurfacing
through an open drawbridge- Mon
request
ntesled
isuus’i for
tor an Injunction
injuncn.n that
ma tcr slashlnir some tilm m le..m program, eliminate
cmmnaie a
needed
day was raised from the bottom
would have allowed eight Negro,. £
T. e. s____
l . H 3budget,
cl Z
J
u
Z
T
v
C
S
S
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“ absoutely
of Newark Bay at J1:2A a. m to.
to entrr .•* under graduate*.
' rssrtitial" expenditure* were about Memorial Library, eliminate . .
day, bearing on Ita badly smashed
Negro minister Ctcnnon King, Mi),000 more than anticipated re- placement of tome trucks that
roof the body of a man.
aro in their seventh year of us«
secklng tn Gulfpott, Ml**, to pro- venue.
and "cut to the bone” all eitjr Op*
He was the tw m ty -flr.t vleilm
mole the first attark
the
liasrd on revenue for this fiscal
recovered from t h . water and
slate's segregated s,hooting, an- year, the city expects a drop of re rations, Knowlea told commit*
siunere.
roaches beneath t h . drawbridge.
nouins-d he
hr.. has
ha* lour.d
found
Negro
fam i some JJi.uoti in money for neat
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r
,„c
An undetermined number of pas*
In addition to the above Itemi,
llie* willing to make the effort year. Warren E. (I’etel Knowlrt,
singers and train crew still were
#mj j, noW
g j I counsel.
city manager, said this Is a "level most of which were eliminated or
Atnisslng.
t'lil «nrirmci.tjr> tshintl
at ^Jnj# #|ic» iFYrilrfl hr h*« tmlrd ing off" period f*vr municipal re- reduced drastically, tha budget
Charlottesville ha.turned apo*| ||)f. |j(,
, . rUrr ,h„ month
No dead were visible inside thr
venura, which hit a peak about two contains no money for replacement
°t
student,
out
of
ci.v*.
i
h
a
,,
ear as it was swung ur< by a huge
of wornout typwiitera. adding mac
years ago.
floating crane and held above the
hines. files, office supplle*, con*
The I! I c h ni o ml. Va., achoal
hay whlla mucky water drained
slrurtion of a permanent d o |
lm.iill voted to turn over to Ne
from It. The ear had been a "dead
pound, many part-time employe*
groes a white school tlu t has
head" and waa believed to have
or maintenance.
l*ecn threatenrsl with Integration.
carried only three persons, two
Sch.<o1 officials slid, however,
Tlir Commission cut 12.300 from
• f whom escaped.
that Ihe shift hail n.ithing to do
its Chamber of Commrrce d o n a
Ita front, beck and roof had la in
with the effort* of three Negro
PARIS tU'I’l) The French
tion, slashed Id per cent from re
npped open by the impact of Its
‘
'
rhildtrn to enter the school.
quests of the Junior Chamber ot
crash betwsen two locomotives in f '
* * * ' un,lfr *lr,,n*
In St Petersburg. Fla., Ihe City
------ —-*
—.si«_
lodsy to outlaw the
Commerce and tha city's advertis
' 6 front
and*------two plummeting
eoaeh pressure
Communist Party.
Council permanently closed on* of
ing budget and eliminated the an
es that followed it Into Ihe wat
LITTLE ROCK. Ark (UPI) _ nual harheeue for city employes,
Its white beaches where Negroes
Interior Minister Emile Pelleti
er.
The Juatlre Department fallral to* estimated to coil tl^OO.
er hlntrd at a move to ban the
GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Thr appealed nn two occasions, and
Car Htlll Under
pit-pars d t« dlvrtl money ear- dar to make any ntsive to break
largest Red party In W e s t e r n
Thr liu.ooo budgeted for street
first
n
r
gr*v
to
entrr
an
all-white
Still to be raised was the third Europe after the unsuccessful at WASHING THE CLOCK itl First and Turk thin morning
Ihe Integiation Impasse aid a resurfacing for ihe next flvexl
Florida sehool began his second tnarkesl for improvement, at an
e a r which plunged off the hrldgr. tempt on the life of Information
all Negro beach to Itv one remain l' S district judge said the prni- year was cut in half.
I t had hung half In and half out Minister Jacques Souatell# by Al were these three initiates from S.N.A.S, The men are pay day of rrgistraliott without inei- ing white beach.
pe.-t* for Immediate federal ac
After an llem-by-ltem Study of
drnt
ts-siay.
and
Univrrslty
of
Flo.
ing
the
penalty
for
making
chief
petty
officer.
Part
of
the
o f the water long enough for gerian terrorists Monday.
tion a.e so dim he ll leaving cuts proposed hy Knowlea Hit
rida
officials
pirdlctrd
hit
perfun wus an arrest by Sanford |M>lice, landing the men in
many of Its occupants to climb
Little
Rock.
Pelletier accused the Commu
r mmission rrlnatitrd money to
to safety, but a numtwr of Us nists of aiding thr Algnian na jail. I.oft to right. Joseph E . Rook AIJC, is. A. (*ivr|»eiiter, ten » woiilil iw accepted “utlli
*- There Is no emergency down hire a policeman, buy a motor
common
sense
amt
g....I
taste."
Monday morning parsengeri were
AM*'. John L. tinlloway, ATC.
(Photo lay Bergstrom)
hero," Judge John E Mlllrr sold. scooter |..r the police department
tionalist movement and charged
George Henry Starke Jr. of
believed entombed In It.
• We will Ju»t have to let nature
the Communist newspaper Hum*
and provide training for polic*
Orlando,
a
27-year-sdd
Air
Force
9
Thirteen bodies were found In anlte and the morning newspaper
take ita course.
and firemen
veteran, signed up as a freshman
the renter ear when It was raised Liberation were guilty of "eoUtt"I think haste sometimes cre
law atudrnt Monday, Mott white
Commissioners ware atl*mptln|
at 12:10 a. m. today.
*
ates move trouble than It rome*
slsin" with tin* nationalist* who
]-•!!•> *its paid liltle attention lo
lo eul to f h 'J W Iran* the t-idg*t| * '&*
ihrs.
That’s
Just
my
own
country
want independence from France.
Two l.isl* were *nbniittril by
whl. h Would have resulted in •
hit*.
blra "
Richtwlng political leaders pre
revised taidgrt alwut 170.000 last
School state official* and Negro Fl'.risla appraisal rompnnir* to
Judge
Miller,
who
hamlrsi
down
j
____
pared to renew demand* tfle
icadeil Wat,-Ind clotrly, however, day foe the tra*s*ssment of all
than (he city had for thla fiscal
party, which won one • fourth ol
la* able property in Seminole thr original Lillie Rock dcsegre- year.
for
any
hint
of
racial
distui
Nance
CAPE CANAVKR \L. Fla. (UPI I
Pie Vanguard, be.irln* a 2(1 Inrh
ihe viitcs In Ihe last parllnmcn'
The tax Increase is estimated
County. Dowling Apprnltal l'n,, gallon older three sear* ago. said
Apparently the-e »** none.
t,f -----* about
* - —
ary election In
be outlawed — Tho Navy eountid to arm un aitlfU-lal satellite that might te
III lolrnlon, gave an eatlninte o f hr it leaving shortly for hi* home to
provide
tMi.nno more an
D
r
J.
Wayne
Reiti,
unlvsitnv
D e a th Toll R ise s
The attack on Fousts-lie and new lls irnipgiiirortitul \ angiurd to- eoluttuiiUs- weather fotria tine if pirsident, said lie was csitivlnisd i.'.i.Mhi for tlis* prelect llunnisutt al Fort Smith.
nually
In
thr
city. Thi* amount,
TOKYO (UP!) — The sleeping violence that rvplodcd during the day and flames ipoitrd from the it r mld get Into orbit, slid nut apGuv.
Orvai
E.
Faubus.
who
u
r
however, will lie aufflcient («
that Stalks- I* a "aerioua ittitidrd and A*socla|rt, St, Frtrrstiurg,
sick nets epidemic sweeping the
dt-rril Little Rock's fmir schools1
•ubmlltesi a bid for ftii.poil.
night were part of s terror ram rocket for a few- -rcutid*. Rut it prat to I- ilamnKed.
student
in
te
iistid
in
obtaining
■
meet
only ‘The haroat rsaentlala
t # Republic of Korea and J a p in pslgn by thr Algrriant to defeat never left Ihe ground and minutes
At (list the navy announced It
Itrpr* •s-nlatl*rs of Iwslh (poke cluseit Monday, apparently had ol operation." officials aald. Tha
claimed 31 more victims today- P r e m i e r Charles dr Gaulle'* later thr launching was fulled off. Would pill thr countdown balk legal education
nothin,
immediate
In
mind,
Iefui*
the
Ibsaid
of
County
Com*
more than U«t.(H)0 eut from tha
"We are sure the student l-dy
raising tbe UDOffictil death loll to
and try again, bill IN minutes ial*
misslonrr* follow mg the reading either.
slrs.ng • man constitution in the . ...
_
.
budget last night, all of which waa
• r it wa* announrsd tbc attempt ami f*ruit) will handle th* nu tte r of rttlinati-s. A map tild for the
Tlie s.-hool* entered thrir secSept i t referendum. It makes no O O l d l i n G i d C W C
needed, will rrault in fewer aerwith rolttinu'* s r n t r ansi good
Imd
i-sen
-.cribbed.'
Cuunty
wa* luai
placs-d before °-n^ ° ^ Ifutieiriatsirlal closure
...
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■
o»provision for Algerian Indrpend
vicri, fotnmiaiionrrt *alJ.
There was tin explanation of thr l .*t* We a ir t...| esp. cling an* ||,„ | . ^ r,| ,,r | )uW|,n|f
with cumplelr * isirr today.
E x p e n d itu r e D ro p s
Knowlea warned Ihe commitA,roidmg to Imth
first time thr Vanguaitl ha* tailed utitowarrl incidents Our students I
There
were
even
fewer
students
... rout ponies,
It, 4lu
• h ierv
,, 4b<!
s lut se*«#ta*»a
•»
*thrir
la»•i >
WASHINGTON ( U P h - T h e gov
The attark on Soustelle and new
.. u .m v r .T n V
— Die to gi t off the ground since thr n* ir„ m
lion that balancing Ihe budget by
undfntxr.rl
nil piu|n-rtie* In the rn u n l) will around than Monday. Iwraiue thr
* ' S,,IN' iTt N V " ’,
ernm ent spent ll.072.WUt.lS2 to constitution will permit the gov
rutting th* 191.000 from requrtta
spertaeular blowup of VxnguarJ |( l| o stbl.lt!* *
ie vlsltrsl. Industrial or business srliuol hoard banner! all rataadml i - ration «',«>•
,
support farm prlcei in fiscal 1934, rrnm rnt to outlaw their partv.
, would be "over and br>*>nd a safn
State sifflClals arse tnl Maikr's proper tie* Will hive Ihulr ircord*
1 on Dei tl There did not ap.
curricular
acUvIllr.,
auch
a*
f.o>tpo|n,
. - Surh ttducUoni wouUJ
Soustelle. an advocate of stiff
‘I?. *f..
- •
about a quarter of a billion dol
llrrnatd Goldfinr for contempt of pear to tie any dam age to thr rrgistraliofi calmly, Ni-grn Iradriv • vnmin«sl to determine income Kill, band practice and pep aquad „,Can that each department would
lars less than In the preceding rrpietsivr measures against thr Congtri* In the next few- weeks, t2'f<n t rocket.
hailed it a* a algo thvt Florida from property,
, meetings, until Ihe eluturr prob- • *--•a year, tha Agriculture Department Algerian rebel* when hr was gov it was disclosed today,
liavr to operate on lrs* money
Today'a achcdulcil firing wav can bypass tlis- lurtimil and strllr
The Commissioners will exam- Irm il solved
ernor
*
general,
was
eut
on
the
reported Monday.
than it had thla year, he added.
A spokeaman for the IT. 5 believed a last-chance effort for that integration has rncountrresl inu th* bids ansi meet tn special
Two white boy a or*l»rrd Johnny
face hy flying glass when Al
Knowlea tald hi* original bud
session Tuesday, Sept 2,1.
Vanguard, which ha* l>nn in other Southern *tatcs.
Gray, 13, and hi* lister Mary, 1],
gerian gunmen opened fir# on hit attorncy't office here tnld United j
get had been auhmiltrd on “n rrd t
i
tsfui
only
nnrr
in
six
launrh
F.vtn
one
of
the
stair's
most
In
other
UiGnrus,
the
commitPteaA
International
he
expects
G e n e ra l O n T o u r
w!,o are Negroet, to get off Ihe
llnwniti'f In slowntown Farit,
segrrgathoilsts,
K u vuMirri unanlftiuiuly en I >r>i-sl the sidewalk near Central High Sc hoi and plans" and that he thought
PAKIS (UP! i— ticn. Alfred M. Two of the attackers Were caught the r-.ntcmpt rlla’ion voted by tng it let. live Navy ha* plans for oulsp ken
- g .* *
*
Klux
Klan
leader
Hill
IlinJiix
ol
tiling
lise
mute
Vangu.ml*
in
thr
-------ii
.ute
to
tie
tutneil
over
to
1,1011111011 s<( lli* Tamiamt Hit* today, Johnny chased Ihe white h i* proposal last night (revised
Gruenlher, president of Ihe Amer* after oner n ' them shot and killI - - budget With >74,000 in proposed
lies>phy*lial
Year Utdsmar, Said Inls-grallun al the l ine* to r»UiMi*h s ho* terminal la>y* off with Id* fist*.
lean Red Cross and former, su id a passerby. One of tha .Algrr a grsnd Jury "within a matter Inti national
program, hut Informed a-nirres college level “l* n o t as bad as In Sanford. Resident* from Par
preme Allied
com m ander' of Ians and four passerby wire of several weeks,"
The Gray children were on ruts and * note that the commlipressure Is integration In public schools."
adise Point appeared before th* their way to a Junior high achol. *lon must reduce it by |t«000
The gtand Jury would then dr said congressional
NATO forces, arrives here today wounded In tha gunplay.
1-aril to request road repair* un The white hoy* said they were more) •'!» lousy because we'r®
tide whether to Indirt Goldfinr, mounting against the to,k it.
on an Inspection tour of Red
rutting t«o much front program*
Inside the new Vanguard1* nose
llalmy llraih Drive,
yift • giving friend of Presidential
Cr»ss Installations In Europe.
from a junior high
ami p r o g r e s s we need."
T o M eet T o n ig h t
Assistant Sherman Adam* An In was a 211 • pound artificial moon
Members of the Farm H uieauanJ diriment would be follownl hy a that might revolutionize
* F ilm T ra d e T a lk e d
their families will maet at 7 o'clock Inal. If convicted. Gnldfin* I*
11 r o u tr{
MOSCOW ( U P I )— Eric John tonight for a covered dish atsprer Rahie to a year in Jail and a
■ton. head of tha U.S. Motion Pie In til* vocational agriculture hulld- »l
Apparently the on y trrogularily
lure .Association, meets today with ing at Seminole High School
Tbe S< tuirtnle Monsters (Tub is
Goldfinr was riled for contempt , 1 w 'wunchliig rfi ,rt « a i the
officials ol tbe Ministry of Cul
Speaker will h* Uharle. d u l l , of Congrrsv for tefusing to an
of ' he
'«»» sponsoring a Mg pep rally bmlght
ture on the eichange of filma un- m«n. County fofMttr. l i t wit! <!>•*
22 f|nr6tiott« about hU fin^n ,,r* r 1‘.r
ti,e r'* kri 1,1 at (hr staibum tu kbk off Ihe tSYtl
WARSAW fUPI) - Thr Unite!
der the Sovlet-Amerlcan cultural r u n th# ••rviert of hU offlr# Ail rial df#Hn*t pond hr the llou«« 11
W'luW u ,2 Kr,,a,
1,1 fnothall sesaon.
Stale* and Communist China taagreement.
mem ter* and Interested parties are ! Influcnre • inveitigaling «ul>eom
'e a tn n g cut when flames and
TTie evrnl Is srlirdulrd lo grt un
, slay considered rach other’* “ tubDespite th
Invited to attend.
I mlttre.
I smoke »|ieWrd from the la ",
two-mill t»« In- amt It I* time that the taspayer *t*ntlve" proposali for peace In
de-wav at * Cssarh Jim I’igotf
If the new satellite rtrtll i I-C will InlriHluce thr varsity (quail i rea-e totrrl U*t night
die tralixrs that rueta to the city the F->rmo»» Strait.
•
T o H o n o r M e d a ris
City CmnmtssJ in, tha ate iiicteaiirtg juat the same os
hurtnl Into (illdt, It W','iUI le- 10 Hie public for Ihe first tlnn
*
t S Ambassador Jacob Beam
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. <UPI>year to the homeowner and bu,lnc»* and Red C h i n e l r Ambassador
fume th* first American m-mit then he will send hit r hstgr t loirlgrt for the nrvt
* MaJ. Gen. John B. Medaris, com
“l*
*u
low
that
wr
can’t
*ay
»|istivat could l>e seen by a l-ackyatd through various drills Thr first
man.”
Wang Ping-nan met Monday for
mander of Um Arm y Ordnance
star • watcher, Thr Navy said anti is-rnnd unit* will play a 13 rlflcally wltal the city can do,"
Commissioners agreed that a
Missile Command at Redstone-.Ar
the third *tage nf the Vanguard, minute acrlmmagc gamr This w!!t City Manager Warren tlV tri ta t increase was the only m e a n s nearly (h ire hours lo trade term*
lerval. In Huntsville, Ala . will be
for attrnrlng gun* on the Com
which would fullna the satellite give Ihe public Ihe first look al hnuvsie* said.
of l-alaneing the budget, but munist mainland and on National*
honored at the State Fair here
Into orbit, would b>*A Ilk* a dirn football this season
In
pleading
against
rllmins
point*-,! out that such an Increase l«P • held Quemoy.
Oct. 1.
star and “might hr obtriv**) with
......... work
.v m
m
h a III-h ip oil tb e
The hand, pep rlub ami cheer lion srf many projet*, Knowle- "would
Although II was thrir first meet
gosrd pair of binoculars."
leaders will be on hand lo ,cad natsl: "Improvement* ro*t mon -ame people who now -are carry ing. the ambassadors got down to
N e w A m b a ssa d o r
ey.
If
the
people
don’t
went
to
ing the tax load." Commission
11 e tin.lent h >s|i in rhrert in iit -vor
UNITED NATIONS. N Y. (UPI) U i g u r
|h»y, w# can’t give them what er* slid the two-milt Inere*** business Immedlatsty and msdt
BELGRADE (UPI) - President —Th* Soviet Union launched a deof ihe Seminole*
It. 8. Uonflslenl
"substantive" proposals, a high
they
want.
We
can
give
them
on
Tito Monday nominated JT-year- trrmlr.ed campaign tosiay In *<-at
wa* not sufficient, but were un Western source aald. They will
The Uuostei* flub wilt have
“ The unrealistic potllbin of ihe
ly
the
nrairst
thing
to
what
they
i
witling
old Marko Nikeiir, now ambassa Communist China in the I3lh U N I S, government, which still eon
to
make
tbe
iiu-rea**
mrmt.ershlp cit ls on sale al th*
meet again Thursday.
4 dor to Ciechoalovakla. as Y'ugo
gate
T m i i l r t Petr Schtrard want with thr money we h a v e | larger.
General Assembly araaion opening ti ua > to prvfrr tu turn a bill d
-------- _.
.
Their task was not to achieve *
A rs-prosentative
of the
Mat*
a!av ambassador to tit* United
available.
A
dollar
will
stretch
Commissioner
Fait
Higginliothis afternoon. It hinted strongly ey* to the real silualt'-n In Chi i s Service Office nf th* ) rlda f>e. irgt* everyone who ha in t Joined
final aolutloii lo thr problem of
S'aWa.
yu*t *•> far."
Ihain termed present budget bai
It would bring up the Q-zemoy j prevtot* Ihe member vtatc* of the parlmrnt of Veteren- Vflsb* will | Ihe e’ub, lo dv ao
lie said that 5anfnH busiaeis- | anting “a rra iy method of finan- the two Chlnaa hut to splk* th*
I h e rally I* frtc and the ptthllr
trial* at well.
if.N. from adopting the only ear- be in Sanford Thursday
men “are tarrying th# load while ring where you borrow tomorrow's guns which threatened to act th*
E x c h a n g e P la n n e d
The official Commur lal party | reel 4dutl<*p." Itvextla said.
The consultant will dt-cu-s mat- .. In vised lo ittrnd. Tire 1934 kel homeowner* sic getting a fr-e money to pay yesterday's debt." entire F ar East ahlase.
utidrr h«»t*
way I.yman
Frttlav
WASHINGTON (U P I) - The organ Pravad and the Soviet govRoth Wang — who attended 73
Pravda took the identical line '■*'* concerning fedrta! or state son vill
whengrtSanford
rnlr." The “ free ride" a* lie
The Csmilnltslon
most previous meetings on Chines* •
Slat* Department aaya tha United ertimrnl organ liveitla
today 1and th'-n hlntsd Ihe rnltre quc» : Iwneftls lo veterans, Ut*ir d.|w td........ •
termisl It, was txplaited thu-ly
High.
n .cm ed with the ativet m u r - American problem* In Geneva—
State* and Ruaala will exchange printed twin demands the United 1lion of the Formosa crisis would i*nl* nr survivors.
A tIO.uotJ home in Sanford is io
fscing program emlangered
by it .m
n» • ~ appeared
*
J calm
—•— and
—a
ngere-l by
andl Ream
maksr axhiblta of aelantifle, tech Nation* "expel th# p n 111 i cal be I :)» led into the assembly
Karlyl# Householder. Seminole
taxes! I* fa) under the muniripal budget ru ts. Higginbotham
__
ilhsm
an
I
,
,iighlly
cheerful
when
they
laft
nical and euttural accomplish eorpac" of Nationalist China and meellrft
County Scrslce officer, hs* srrai.g- Class Cancelled
prsiperty tns law. The city re- Mayor Merle Warner said "we're ) th*-»■’”Neither
*'**■ wu
ment* in New York and Moscow seat Red China, Motcow dts
Ihe
ronferenre
table.
"Althdugh the ptellminary agen t d for Ihe visit. Appolnt-nrnu ? >r
-rv.
i
„
.
i.,
i
i
t
I
reive*
only
t
i
l
40
of
this
tax.
Ihe ceramics el*** scheduled to- ' .
,/
,
, ,,
just kidsling ourselves when we
patches reported.
| , i t t i ysar.
da of tht assembly sloe* not dial
,
, . . . __ ,,
.
*
lut provide*
ami firepro-_ talk alwiut eliminating that pro- willing to give out any details.
___poire
_______
_ ,____
Th* Soviet* might bring up the with lli» problem ol the ptovoezv consultation may he mad.- by call- night at th# recroatlon cents r t>a« .trrtiou, - tirst-,
trrrratfon,
park
been. ................
sancellesl. -I l*-*n
will ■
he
In* d | .
...
' and giam; it will cost Us twice a*
- - - • »•••
>" ""•«
|!uhla. *' sosi, library
question even befvrt th* election live activities of the American Ing tlie servile officer's la*- o'flee. ......
Interviews will l># held from 2 to Wednesday ami Thursday of this ____ _.*— i.
■
much (<• repair them (the streets) D ep o sited In J a il
of a m w assembly president Is militarist* In tha region of the 4:30 p. m.
week only from 7:.H) to 10;.10 p ,n. many other city servlets.
if wr let them go for another
PUTNAM, Co m . — (UPI) - settled. Th* tens* Middle East sit Taiwan 'Formosa) Strait, the a t
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. —(UPI)
Knowlea blamed the Florida ytar."
Whs a mathania
Hector Cot# uation w u reflected In a presi
—A few minutes after Mrs. Mabel
.
, _
. .
|
Max -Uucture which allow* a
tention i'f all participants sif thr C a n d y Shop B a n d it
Rwereation department expen llajeck of th# Middletown Having*
pointed aut to a woman motorist dential Ce n t r a t between Dr.
•I list T o l l l l laUCK
lUjiiMi homestead exemiillon. II* ditures
will, undoubtedly be rivltcd
haie increased by 100
that th# raasoa liar car wasn't Charles Malik, tbe pro American, session
NEW YORK 4UP1» —A rob
to this vital problem."
RUTLAND. VT — (UPI) - Af add.d: “T h e n Isn't * thing 3»n- l**r rent, commtssionerx said. Hank finished reading a nutlet
ber stole IDil Tt from the cash |»e s « r p » » |- ! ing X J i! f Kin I tun! s a i l do auuut ll."
working properly was hecaut# t h e , tame-duck
________
___
_______
to bw on th# lookout for Joh«
foreign
minister o ’ American d#!*sal#«
-cr.fl
1 hi* was given a* one of the Giron, an accused bad-sneak ar
a»*>**•
wa* ptiilad aii use way
aut.
Lebanon,* and -Mahammed
__9
__ „ 1-----------. —• . i. sium nmvixru
Ahmed dent they cotyld muster thr neces segseier and sa! • of a Times n -nent, Jo# )>-rni#r deeldsd to] He said Dial the City of Ran. K . __* II.A taiPUL w .»
*
— ‘
major reasi n* for the threatened tist, i« walked Olson asking U
Jv* replied, "Oh. I thought that Makgoub, foreign minister of Su sary vote to defeat any Ss>virt at Square randy shop and, whit* do some extra practicing
lie -----! ford "is
only tgovernmental
. ..
.. the viis/
usriiiKi«mai (deficit, along with Ihe expected
police were rushing to the scene, promptly s.iot two i-olei-in-une
open an account
ra* to baa* M f pocketboek on." | dan, who la backed b / the Arab tempt to out! the Nationalist*.
agency that has been holding th* drop in city Income a t
walked into aqothtr cvndy shop
Mr*, tlajek had another work
on lb« same c'ty.
j lax Rile for the part several year* | Iu.IKHI,
er ta ll police, who arrested h i* .
1 '»
f
»
Demands Increase
For Outlawing Of
Communist Party
Florida Expecting
No Trouble Due To
Negro's Admission
Vanguard Spews,
Refuses To Rise
News Briefs
*"£•-
Russia Starts Campaign
To Seat Red China Again
Service Officer
To Visit Sanford
V
2 Bids Submitted
For Reassessment
U. S. Prosecution
Pep Rally Tonight
.esthcr At Grid Stadium;
Scrimmage Slated
Very Good Reason
Impasse Continues
At Lillie Rock As
Judge Leaves Town
City Services Uncertain U.S., China See
'Peace' Proposal*
A fte r Budget Reductions
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOL. XLIX
F.nlabltahed
1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1958
United Praaa I.aaaad Wirt
NO. 260
Supreme Court Orders Integration Immediately'
Meeting Is Short,
Ruling Unanimous
•President Declares:.
U. S. Won't Retreat
WASHINGTON (UPD-The Su
preme Court ordered today that
Central High School In Uttle Rock
be reopened on a racially Inte
grated basts Immediately.
The ruling was unanimus In
denial of a 1 1/4-y ear delay- in inte
gration which had been granted
by a ftdrral Judge.
The o p i n i o n was delivered
orally by Chief Justice Earl
Warren.
Warrrn said the decision was
effective lm m r d 1 ately. This
means that the Little (lock School
Hoard la under orders of thr Su
preme Court to admit Negroes
Ulanda of Quemoy and Matiu.
1that while "there U not going to .
Uut ha aald a "Writ era Pacific j l*a any appaaiam ent. .1 believe I <
Munleh would not a ir us price | that there Is not going to be any A
or atcurlty" — mort likely It war.
••Thera are maaauraa that can
would lead to a “major war.”
The speech a n regarded at the i be taken to assure that there off
White ilouse and State Depart* ahora litandi will not be i thorn
merit aa a touch restitement of in tha -iilr of peace," ha laid
) “ We belief* that anangements [
U. S. Far F.ait policy.
! are urgently required to atop gun
Doe* Not E ipe:t War
Tha President. item • fared fire and ta pare the way to a
and apeaklng antmattly, atrtiied peaceful solution.’•
The Praildrnl said It 'Is a* (
certain at can be that the shooting
which the Chinese Communists
started on August 23rd (shelling
of Quemoy) had as its purpose not
Just the taking of the Island of
Quemoy. It Is part of what Is In
deed an amhltloua plan of armrd ONCE OVER LIGHTLY, I'LKASB-Four-wecka-old Rickey Bollinjr, ion of Mr. nml
Mrs. Allen Ray HoIIingr. received his lirsl haircut today. The younKoter. weighing 19 17266875
conquest.
pounds, is shown with his mother and Garfield Walker, who gave him the trim. Walk*
Fears Red Domination
••This plan would liquldala all er thinks a haircut at four weeks might b e a new record for. the first visit to tho
WASHINGTON (UPI 1- T e x t of
TAIPEI. Formosa (UPD—Communiat China warned of the free world positions In the barber shop.
( Photo by Herjfstront )
the Supreme Court’s unanimous
today that the Chinese •'volunteer*’ troops now belnjr pulled Western pacific area and bring
decision In the Uttle Rock rase;
out of North Korea were fully prepared to ko “any place to them under captive governments
The court, having fully deliber
which
would
be
hostile
to
In*
|
fight against the uggreasors " including the Quetnoy area.
ated upon the oral argument* had
United States and the fret wo;ld 1
•
Communist China sent perhaps one million •’volunteers" Thus, tha Chlne*e and Russian
on Aug. 28, 1933, a* supplemented
Into North Korea to aid North Korean communists fighting Communlili would come t» doml-1
by the arguments presented on
Lulled “ iUtiiii fv. Cm . T». j a. a
Sept. It, 1933, and all tha briefs
nate at lent the western half of
being wlthdrswrn Into Manchuria
on file, Is unanimously of th#
the now triendly Pacific Ocean."
and “ara cloaely watching the
opinion that the Judgment of the
The President's address til but
situation In tha Taiwan Strait
•
Court of Appeals for th* Sth Cir
closed llie door on tha thought
am ," Paiplag radio aald.
cuit of Aug. il, 1938, must be
this country would permit the tiny
offshore lilanda o fall Into Com
Report! from Quemoy aald NaLITTLE ROCK, Alt. (UPI) - , the NAACP, and other Negro schools regardless of how the affirmed. In view of the Immin
munist hands by force without the “That was not unexpected," Gov. - leaders when the decision came people feel about the matter," ent commencement of the new
tlonaliat frogman thara wars re
United States tnier enlnir
moving undarwatar obataclr* in
Orval K. Fauhua aald today when down.
said the Rev. Wesley I'tudcn, school year al the Central High
" I f the prerent bombudment he heard tnat the U.S. Supreme- They heard the new a, but de- president of the segregationist School of Uttle Rock, Ark., we
hopes of carving out an emcrde«m It important ta make
and harassment of Quemoy eh,.jlJ Court had ordered integration to dined to comment Immediately, Capital Cilifens* Council.
Rgancy landing beach, but that R(d
prompt announcement of our
be converted Into a major anault, proceed at Central High School. I “ It Is unfortunate," Lt. Guv.
artillery waa bombarding the Is"Tragic aa It Is. it could work judgment affirming Ur* Court of
with which the local defenders
S*.*d almoit without letup.
Mre.
Daisy
Rates,
head
of
the
Nathan
Gordon
said
out
to
our
advantage.
For
It
give*
Sanford City Commlislonsrs last
Appeal*. The expression of th*
Heaviest Shelling
nlpht asked City Manager War could not cope, then we would be 1NAACP In IJttle Rock, was In a ! "The Supreme Court has defied us the showdown now while w*
The Communist* drove back ren E. Knowles to shave nearly compelled to face precisely the meeting with Clirenre Laws, all reason and decency by unlrr- have a courageous man like Gov. vlrws supporting our judgment
four Nallonallat aupply vessels 150.000 from the proposed isis S3 I situation that Congress vtiualiicd ,uuthw»st field representative of ling gunpoint Integration of uur Orval Fauhua to lead us, rather will he prepared and announced
Tburaday with a record ban-age budget. The commission rrfu«»d *in 1933," he declared.
than 2ta year* from now, when in doe course.
Ilat The Authority
It Is acco,ilin|ly ordered that
that continued through the right to raise the property tag by five
the picture might be changed.
He wat referring to ■ Joint res
the Judgment of th* Court of Ap
and morning. The Dafenaa iltnls- mllla.
"The South will not accept this peal! for the llh Circuit, dated
olution which Congress passed In
try aald more than SO,000 abetla
Knowles wag returned his bud January, 1933, voting him author
uutiage
which a Communist dom Aug. 18, 1938, reversing tha Judg
hit Quemoy between 4 p. m. and get when eomtnlatlonars discover
inated government le trying to ment of the district court for tha
ity to sinploy the armed farces of
7 a. m. today.
ed that anticipated revenues fall
lay on us."
Eastern D i s t r i c t of Arkansas,
V One Nationalist cargo plana 1 5 .000 sort of anticipated «i- the United Staler n»t only for de
Carroll IfollenlwSrth. dean of dated Ju
June VO, 1131, be~afflrtdbd.
fense
of
formnav
V
't
of
nUtady
h r o h e through -a murdsrsua pen sea.
the Arkansas |f<>u»# and a power and that th* Judgments of the
positions such as ‘he !•» ■csdores
screen of artUIary firs over QuaThe record budget of t933.US.l7 and Quemoy and Matsu, If he be
Seminole County today had Wallace was stricken by the dread ful Drinocratlc political (Igme, district court for tha Eastern Dis
moy this morning to deliver a Is the result of higher costs, needtheir defense to be appro- registered i u first polio death of dlvrase last Friday. Mrs Wallace said:
trict of Arkansas, dated Aug. 28.
haedful of men and a meager ed equipment and an ambition- lieved
,
,
,
lh, defense of 1938.
died at 2:13 p. m., hospital offi "What has struck th* nation 1933, and Sept. 3, 1937 enforcing
amount of auppliei. But ao many street resurfacing and widening L
.
,
solidly is that what the President the school hoard's plan for de
The victim was Mrs. Janet Boyd cial* sild.
ahella land on the hart! clay run program, according to Knowles. Formosa
rails the law of the land is not! segregation In compliance with
"Today, the Chinese Commu Wallace, l-och Arbor, mother of
way that flight! ara harardous.
Ib.rn
In
Florence,
S.
C..
Mrs.
Commissioner David Gatchel nists announce, repeatedly and ef
Hie law of the land in Texaa, is j the decision of this court In
three
children,
who
dird
in
an
Wallace
waa
a
resident
of
Sanford
Unable la Unload
suggested that Knowlea meet with flrially. that thetr military opera
not the law of the land In Loulsl- Hrown vs. Roan! of Education,
Anothar eargo plana touched hit department heads In an at t i o n against Quemoy are pitllm- Orlando hospital ysitetday. t e n . for 32 ytars. She attended local ana, or Florida, or South Carol-1317 U J. 3;8S 49U. taoe talao Inin
schools and was a graduate of
down briefly Thurtday night and tempt to bring Use figure down. Inary to attack on I'srmois," the
In*, or Georgia, or Alabama or 3«T U.S. 83; 3t» U.S. 294. be reSeminole High. She was a mem Arkansas.
| i few passengers tumbled out of “Instead of new equipment. It President declared “i>o it la dear
Instated. It follow* that th# order
ber
of
th*
Firat
Presbyterian
w tha moving plana, it took off looks as If we will have to repair that tha Formosa Strait re»o!a'lon
of the Court of Appeala dated
Gov.
Marvin
Griffin
of
Georgia
Church of Sanford,
again without stopping and waa the old," he aald.
of 1933 applies to the present situ
said the decision was pr<H that Aug. 21, 1931 slaying Its own
Th« next budget meeting will ation."
enable te unload supplies.
Mrs. Wallace Is survived by her "th* further you are removed mandite Is of no further effect.
husband, Al; on* daughter, Lucia; from in important question, thr
Communist China opened new he held Monday night at I. The
The Judgment of this ro.irt shall
1two sons, Al III and Shands; her more you know about It."
propaganda attacks on tha United budget must be approved before
b# effective Immediately, and
I mother, Mrs. Abtilr lloyil, Sanford;
States and Nationallatl today and Oct. 1, when It becomes effective.
............ .......
, , ................ ... . ,
„ __ _
,,
Austin It. Meadows, superinten- shall be communicated forthwith
City Commissioners authorUod
GKNEVA (UPI) — Scientists at t^o slders. Mrr ( aroly n M.-rc.-.o.
of A1„ ))(m, r ,,ur„ | on. <jM to the district court for the Eastaid 111 million persona had de.n
-,J atoms
—---- *---------onitralfd against tha United the construction of a new radio
lli# —
world
tor peace confer- Windermere, an-1 31rs. Sybil Wem the decltlon Is “highly unfit lun arn District of Arkansai.
tower to replace th* 21-year-old
met warned today dlipoial of er, Morristown, N. J., and one ate."
States la die lost five days.
deadly radioactive waste materi brother, Mill* Boyd, Sanford.
While tha Chines* were being present tower. The two-way radio |
"I think It's highly unfortunate
Funeral services will tx hrld in t'ia' u will retard eriJratlon DeBary Dedicates
als waa becoming one of the ma
mobilised for these demonilra- recently purchased for th* police
department
cannot
be
used
until
O tions major newipeprre headlined
WASHINGTON. (UPI) Defense jor problem* of the nuclear age. tomorrow morning at |0;M In thr fur bo'll while and Negro children
U.S. scientist C. t Stevenson of First Presbyterian Church with vhrtcver and whenever ary at- Church Sunday
the reglme'i fourth "stern warn- the new tower I* up. Electricians Secretary Nell 11. McElroy sild
lag" ta tha United States against have refuted to work on the pre today the United Statei would the Argonne Nation* laboratory the Rev. A. G. Mrlnnls officiating remit I* madi 'a put the tilling
First services in th* new sane.
tha “intrusion" of Ha worships lata sent structure.
reelst an assault on th# Quemeyi told the 89-nation gathering th* Interment will follow In Oak Into effect. You can hav* educa turary of the Community Metho
United States alone had more than Lawn Park.
tha waters around tha Quemoy
by the Chinese Communists.
tion or Integration, but you can't dist Church of DeBary will ha
Chorus To Practice
Active pallbearer* will be Ro hav* both in th# south," he said. held Runday at II a.m.
area.
McElroy told a news confer 10 million gallons of highly radio
The Sanford Male Chorus will ence that In his opinion President active liquid wastes pllinr up in bert Rumbtry, Francis Roumillat,
The modern building will b#
Florida Ally. Gen. Illehaid W.
Henry Wight, Don llatklns, Hill Ervin said the court “ riiouSd have ilrdiratnl at this tlm* by th* Rev.
hold a rehearsal Monday at 8 Elsenhower and Secretary of underground storage tank*.
at Sanford Elka Lodge.
Stevenson said another 10 mil Evans and W. T. Field. Honorary allowed the srhool hoard more Wilfred Aldridge.
Slat* John Foster Dull** have
Judge O tis Cobb, p m.
Director Harry M. Weir In mad# It clear that such resistance lion gallons would he burled In pallbcarrr* are Willi* F. Hunt, time to work out a proarum of
thindayr School will bo held at
vite* any man who anjoy* sing- would be carried out by l' S. mili tanka before another yrar goes James Crappi, W. L. Kirk, Albert reconciliation to the integralon 9:30 a.m. A “church warming" Is
Ex-Resident, Dies ing. .regardless of his ability to
Fitts, Jlir. Spencer, U. A. Spear Jr., order."
by.
planned Sept Ifl at 7:30 p.m.
y Judge title M. Cobb, 55-year-old read music, to practice with the tary forces In the Far East.
He gave no locations, however. and Ralph Wight.
A
I/Kllslana
Segregation
leader,
Indian Hirer county judge and a jroup.
Thla was one of Iwo cas-s of
The claims gave Impetus to the
State Sen. W.R. Ralnarh, raid the
former Sanford resident, died yes
disposal question, which raced Into polio reported In -Svmln-ilo County verdict was "a tremendous blow
Hoy Scouts of Lake 3tary will
terday after a long lllnest.
the spotlight Thursday when Brit-j rince April II. Thrr# hav* been to the entire United States as
hold
a dress rehearsal tomorrow
WASHINGTON
(U
P!I
Air
In his tllh year as a county
aln and America kdnilttcd here l«0 rases In Florid« during the
LONDON (UPI) - British D*.
Judge, Mr. Cobb moved to Vero fens* Minister Duncan Sandys will Force Gen. Curtie LeMay set a they had been dumping tadioae-.U weeks of 1934, endlry Aug. 30 this country I* more deeply divi at I a. m. for the Indian Lore
ded over
racial deseare-gatlnn pageant Sepl. 20. The rehearsal at
new unofficial non-stop flight rec live waste products Irto the
Beach from Sanford la 1921. He
The Stmlnole County llralth
was a native of IJva Oak, but | vMt U. S. defense installations ord from Japan to Washington tv oceans for a* long as right years. . Unit, 113 Palmetto Av#., la equlpp than over any other domestic Is the !l«y Smut Park will lie directed
It) Scoutmaster Don Coleman.
moved to Sanford as a youth. II* starting Sept. 22. the Dtfensa Min- day, hurtling 7,100 miles In 12 The U S. and British delegates led to vaccinate those from ages sue since Reconstruction."
hours and 33 minutes.
attended Stnford school* and re- i-try stid today.
Insisted the amounts of radioac- 1six month* to 70 years. Imntunlia
mained a resident of thla city
live material put Into the sea Don are given at the unit, free
until after ha had eompletad hla
were too small to be harmful Tuesday! and Fridays from &i. m
Q study at th* University of .Flor
But the disclosures weir rspect- to noon. State funds for Salk vac
ida.
rd to trigger a nev round of con cina have been almost exhausted
Funeral if nr Ires will be held
troversy about how to ssploit th* eliminating thr possibility of vac
tomorrow at I p.ra. ag th* First
peaceful benefits of tbs at -m with rlnaling all reiidrnla of Seminole
Methodist Church, Yaro Beach.
out
Increasing radioactivity dan County.
Burial will ba la Crastlawm Ceme
Sanford doctors urged those over
gers.
tery.
WASHINGTON (U1M) — Preal-i Stans declined to forecast EitentO to gst th* sh»ii from their own
Surviving ara hla wife, Mr*.
NEW YORK (UPI)—Police In-1 tissue which made It possible for
physicians. The trrirs must be denl Klaenhnwer's budget diiector, i hower'a ultimate decision. Hut he
Gladys Cobb: a son. Otis Jr.; vestlgaled a new laad today th a t1almost anyone to have admlniitrrcompleted to gHe proper pro- admitting to a “ sense of dis* nude clear he personally was
threw brothers. Robert A. Cobb, could disprove 8 year • old Melvin rd them with a minimum amount 5 Persons Appear
teetlon. The flr-t Inje.-Uon D fol- ‘‘""'•cement, Thursday idgiit i*- •hooting for a return to a
Sanford. Claud# C. Cobb, PI), Dean .Sinter's thrice • told etorviof pressure "
lowed
by another In 3-4 weeks, veiled the Ttcatury experts to'balanced budget In fiscal 1901 and
mouth, and Harry P. Cobb, New that it waa he who killed hit par-! Sinter and his wife Lou Jran To
Hear Speeches grven months
later the third Is wind up mure than 12 billion would prefer hiking the “user"J Smyrna Reach.
eat*.
apparently were In bed when they | MOOHliEAD, Minn. (UPI) —
dollars In the rtil thl> fucal year. type tax on gasollns to bigger red
Aa the child underwent psychi were attacked, DI Maio said. Both; Sponsors of an "old lime pollll- given. Boosters come two years
Budget Chief Maurice II. Slam Ink spending.
after
Initial
immuniiatlon.
atric teat* at Bellevue Mediral were fatally wounded by piston cal rally" said today they could
alto indicated the administration
Congress recently added one
Rotorions T o See Center, police looked down “an like downward stabs in the ab not explain why only fixr persona
may seek higher federal gasoline rent to th* cu.t of first class and
av*no* foreign to t he boy" In domrn and flashed on other parts showed up to hsar Undersecretary
Uses and another round «f postal air mail, but Slant alternated the
Judo Team Monday their InveatlgcUon Into th* stab of their bodies.
of Agriculture True D. Morae and
rate
WARSAW,
Roland
(U1M)
la
s
,
... Increases
. .. next year to avoid ' I’nsl Office Department will have
Attorney Harris B. Steinberg, top atate polltirlans.
Sanford Rotarlans, at their bing deaths of Dr. and Mra. Wei
cer
trainer
Berhard
7-gol
ha.
hem
'
•“
‘"f
»• ‘h* '*«•*! pcscrUmr a deJIcll of 733 million dollar* this
weekly meting Monday noon Ir. vln Nlmer on tha morning ef hired by Dean's relatives, said In What waa worse, four of the arrested and rlurgrd with spylr. deficit
year, partly bctauia of new postal
Sapt.
>.
a
conversation
with
th*
blond
five spectators were children.
th* Civic Center. viH vrltaeei
Slant laid the deficit would be pay Increase*.
for
American
Intelligence
agent*
Deputy
Chief
Inspector
Edward
youngster that the boy m fried
The rally Thursday r.icM was
judo eiMhltion by a team from
during a stay in Frankfurt, Ger flt.2(M)ti>O0,0vo h r the fiscal y.-a.* lie said that If th* adminis
McCoy Air Parra Bata. Orlando, W. Byrne* laid shortly after the to his original stoiy that “a nun sponsored by the Junior Cham many, laat year, the I’otlsh new* which began last July 1 and ends tration took a "consistent'* posi
ft waa announcad by William V. boy was committed to RtUarut In a white mark" killed hla par- ber of Commerce to climax Clay agency I'ap aald today.
next June 30.
tion, the White House would ilk
• (mil) Hemphill, program chair that dsteetivea had been sent “out ante.
County's annual 4-11 roundup and
He told his news conference Congress for another postal rate
of
to
rn
"
to
investigate
new
leads.
man.
Steinberg saM he was convinced Sugar Beet Day.
Thursday the Tie.ldent and hla increase next seaaloo.
The participants, under (ba di "They are looking for a possible Dean “ never raised a finger again- In addition to Morse, thr rponadiUers must decide witblu go Stans' review eatln ated th* gov
rection of 8ft. Arthur H. Wilaon, other motive a n l a r t exploring an at hla mother and father" and any sor* figured they had aaothrr
TALLAisAdSEr. (UPI) - The days about ralslRg federal gaso
who la th* holder of the “Black avenue f o r a Igu te tha boy,” story he might have told to the drawing card In Bep. Coya Knut state Road Beard will hold ila line taxes by close to an* billion ernment would taka la Wo.ouo,and aptnd I78400.9W.000
Balt," highest attainment In Judo, Byrnes said.
contrary should be looked upon aa son (D-Minn.), who Iksesday won monthly meeting Thuradgy, Sept. dollar* next year b*r*m« the 000,000
In
tha
13
meptha ending neat Juaa
will demons trail tha various held* Dr. Domlalck Di Mata *f tha childish fabrication or th* state a colorful primary battle against IB at 8 p.ra. In th* Holland federal highway tra it fund used
30, leaving a deficit of ft* **■.•
la combat measure* usod I r the medical examiner's office aald m ent of a boy with a "disturbed a candidate supported by her bus- Building here, II
tr?ftoejrcetl !: fleas;: oimm' sIs I* highways will 000,000. This would push tha pubStrategic Air **“- - “- *
"tha fatal wound* were la soft person silly.'
J baud.
tedny.
^
b* a alia u. ted next fiscal
lie •debt
82U.OOOJjOO.OOOl
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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Preri*drnt Elsenhower declared Thurv
d i r ni|ht tha United SUtea "ahill
J m e r Umldlr ratraal bafora lh#
threat of armad aggression" In
tha Pormau S tra it
In a 21 • mlnuti ipacch beaued
around tha world from tha Whitt
llouir, tha Chlaf Eiaeutiva lidd
out tha hopo •‘diplomacy can and
should find a way out" of tha
erlsls e*ataring an tha offahora
Here Is Full Text
Of Court's Ruling
•Chinese Say
A rm y Ready
Southern Comment
On Court's Decision
Commission Asks
Knowles To Shave
Proposed Budget
Seminole Records First
Polio Deaths Of--1958
McElroy Says l). S.
To Defend Quemoy
Sandys Will Visit
Radioactive Waste
Becoming Problem
(Scouts To Rehearse
LeMay Set8 Record
U .S .
Officers Probe New Lead
In Confession O f Boy, 8
W ill SoarDefidt
Ts M o re Than 12 Billon
Reds Arrest ‘Spy*
Board Meeting: Set
Osete-___ _
when Central High School pang
for the fall term klonday.
Warren said the origins] feder
al district court order of 1*87 raquiring desegregation waa rein
stated.
Brief Opinion
The Justices a t a y a d an th*
bench only about fivt minutes—
Just long enough for Warren ta
in technical language and did not
go into any elaboration of Its 1933
decision about “ all deliberate
speed" in Integration. Many at
torneys and Jurists had thought
It would do so.
Nor did It say anything about
force and violence at Uttle Rock.
These subject* will he taken ap(
If at all, when the views support
ing the Judgment are relaaied
later.
Immediately after th* histone
ruling, Thurgood Marshall, th*
NAACP'* chief counsel ant vslrran fighter on Integration c a t u (
said:
Warns of Dcftanr*
"We of course believe that such
problems must be handled In tha
court and we assume that with
thla clear-cut Judgmant toe legal
atmosphere surrounding CantHl
liia'ii otiioui is now cleared tip
and neither the school bond not
the governor nor any other per
son in the state of Arkansas cam
even pretend not to know what
what the law is. Anythin! Bow
done to prevent desegregation hi
Arkansas la In open defiance 84
(he law."
Attorney Richard C. Butler, wte
represented the Uttle Rock School
Board, said lh* decision was "not
unexpected by ua*." But ho aald
he and he hla coUaaguta were
"deeply disappointed" that tha
high court did not approve A dalay In Integration.
VDgil T. Blossom, superinten
dent of Util* Rock schools, aald
ho would have no ataUmanta uatU
ha confers with tho hoard. Aa to
whether Central High win o ftn
Monday a* an Integrated*' l a n k
Ural "depend*
lepends on Uw t*v*roer,"
Blossom said
Marshals Prepare
To Enforce Ruling
UTTLE BOCK, Ark. (UF1)
Top Department ef Justice attor
neys and a swarm of deputy U J.
marshall prepared today te *»
force the Supreme Court's deci
sion that Central High School
must admit Negro atudeol*.
"We art studying th* decision
it w* have nothing to s a y "
rphen C. Bransdorfcr, spobstman for tha Department of Jugtire team sent In to direct th*
Integration, told raporera.
Federal secrecy
Th* federal building swarmed
with govemmant man. Th* U J,
attorney's office, where tha De
partment of Justice Intesrariaa
enforcement team vrorked, waa
closed to visitor*.
Lawyer* *c u r r I * d back and
forth with documents and closeted
themselves In conferences
More than 30 deputy U.S mar
shals, lmprt*d from outside U t
ile Rock, reported for secret
Instructions. More were arriving.
They stood In a line outside Uw
office of Ileal Kidd. U S reildenl
marshal, to report In, then were
directed to a courtroom, whnn
they were briefed In batebea.
S
Band Association
To Meet Monday
.Tbe Itemlnole High School Band
Association will meet Monday
night at 7 In the high school
lunchroom for a covered disk
•upper. A business meeting srtD
follow In the nand hall.
Th* Association Is composed nf
parents of band students In Pine*
crest Junior High and Semlnoi*
High. Plana for fund raising will
l<* discussed Monday. Children ef
the families are Invited to attend.
Licenses For Sale
State and county beverage and
occupational licenses for I93f-3B
will go on sale Monday la th*
office* of Seminole County Tax
Collector John Galloway. Ueeaatt
must ba obtained bafora Oct. L
Singer Is Mother
NEW YORK (UP1>—Blagat I n
ny Gate, wife ag Meal Kramer, • >
t k u t d - a M v - l i i a gave aaciai
Thursday to a Mvoa-powad otvw
•unco girl.
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9Vr V n f r l V m J I
n i f f BAP^TfT CHURCH OP
LAKE MARY
l.aka Mary. Fla.
All Church Notice* mu*t he presented nt The Herald
Sunday School 9:43 a.m.
office hy 10 nm. on the duy before publication.
Morr.mg Worihip 11 a m.
Training Union
6:13 p ra
Etamng Worahlp t.30 p ra.
Prater Meeting Wed 7-M nm
Young People'i Meeting— 4 30 p.
m.
Sunday
E 'rnlrg Service *.51 p. m
AiSLMBLV UP r .0 0 UIURCU NIL SAM (inn l O.MiKKUATION L.AKL MARI' CHURCH OI till.
Women's Miialonary Service Meet
12/h f». and Laurel t i f .
of J-h n 'tb 's tVitneuei
NAZAREVE
ing Wedneiday Evening.
I i r . B. St. Snow
t ill Weil lit. 61.
LAKE MARY
Sunday tkfcool
E.45 a m Sunday 1 p m Walebumtr study
FIRST FENTECOSTAI. CHURCH
R. L Drawdy, Paitar
Morning Worship
It a m Weor.nday 7:30 p m Congregation 10 a m. Sunday Schoel, Mrt, Wm
OF LONGWOOD
Kvangellllie Service
1 v p.m
Rible itudy
E. Ruth Grant. Fatmr
Matthewi. Supt.
r r a j t r ami Btbla Study W'ednes Knday i 5) pm. Ministry lehoel 11 a m. Morning worahlp. Paitor
"Coma Let Li Worihlp The t/*rd
day at f SO p m.
Fr.dir »:W P m Sa'vteo me*Rng
in Charge
Together"
"Coma to Worship f t to aerra." GRACE METHODIST CHURCH 7:13 p. m Young Peapiei' Meet
Sunday School
10 a m.
Temporarily meeting a! the PineF o s r r .n m s P F . i
ing. Colleen Matthewi, Pre<i Morning Worihlp
11 a m.
m i : i n o n 1*7 t'Hi N ui
tr e ‘- Rapti*t Chur, h
dent.
Oviedo
Minlatcr Rev. W. T. r»rson#. Jr I p. m. Evtning Serrlce, Paitur In {Sunday Night Eveng-ilitle Service
7:15 p. m.
Rev. George H. Carl'uti, Minister Church and Church School g-9 a
Charge.
Tueiday
evening Trayer Meeting
m.
• U a m. Sunday School
• p. m. Wedneiday. Mid-week T:1S p. m
Laftoy Northrop of Day'nsa Bsaeh
11:00 a-a- Woraiup S tr e e t
Prayer lerviee.
11 (uett ipeaker.
l.
00 p.n. Worship SarvUa
S p. m. Firit Wedntidiy Night D
UNITY CLASS OF SANFORD
UPSAI.A COMMUNITY
Millionary Meeting, Mri. W. P.
Perklni-Woodruff
SOUTH Stnr. BAPTIST
PRESBYTERtA CHURCH
Rurke. Preiident.
Rullding, Room 2I|
church
W. ;Pih St. and Ne» L'pnl* Rd.
The public ii Invitad ta worihip
L'pitelra
Call n th S t Ai Park Ata
Rev.
John Piliey pntor
with ui at all atiitinga.
The end of your aeircb
11
I.
m.
Worihlp Sendee
George Persid Sunday School Supt.
Ter a friendly Church
Rev. Joiephine B. Stuekle,
BOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL
Mra.
Iluble
5timmerlin
Psaniit
Ctrald B.Prlca
Paitar
Minister.
CHURCH
*
Ulllon Higginbotham S.S. Super- Mu. Nincy Skelton Auiitant
Cor. Park Ave. * 4th St.
Affiliated with Unity School of
Planlit
intendrnt
Rector I Chrlitiinily, l^ e 'i Summit, MilSunday Rev. John W. Thamai.
Sunday Btbit School
to a m. Worihlp tervicf 9 a m
1:00 e.m.
Roly Euchartat , louri.
Church
school
10
a
m
Sunday
Prvaehing
U am
Family SarvUa
A cordial welcome Ii extended
there ■ e pile* for <ou to 3:15 a m.
Bibio Study
tp m
and
Church
School
| to frlendi and viiiton of Unity
ICv angellstie Praachinf T:IS p.m viilt, worihlp nr work with our II a m.
Momlng Prayar end ! and Truth to worihip with ui. and
Prayer Meeting (Wed.) T:43 pm. part of our Heavenly Father'! Sermon
alto attend C lin each week on
lemily."
Mlftlonary Premlllemal
Servleei
through
tha
week:
!
Tueiday
evening.
I*AOLA Wr.5l.LTAN
You Are Welcome
Tueiday and Thuriday • Holy
METHODIST CHURCH
THE UNITED CHURCH
Communloo • 7:20 a m
c e n t r a l Ba p t i s t ch urch
a Ml lei Waal on Rt. 44
OF CHRIST
Wadaeidiy • Haig Ceamoalon
Rev. i . tv. Parham, Paitar
Sunday Sthooi
9 :0 a.m
(Congregailoaai)
• 10 a.m.
Cor. Fossrttenib S t Oak Ave
Morning Worihip
10-45 a.m
Park Avr. at 24th St.
Saturday • Sacrament of Pen
Sunday School 0:43 a m.
Weileyan Youth
4:45 p.m
J. Bernard Root, Minister
anre
5-4
p.m.
Morning Worship Service 11 :W) a. Evening Worihip
7:50 p.m
Fred Emmlnger, Aetociite
Wednesday Prayei Meeting 7:30
THE SALTATION ABUT
m.
Church School
9 43 a m.
214
Saat
Steam
pm.
Training Union 0;4S p.m
Morning Worship
u a. m.
Everyone
Welcome
MeaUaga
Zvenlng Worahlp I p.m.
__
Rev. Cecil W. Shifftr
Saaday
ALL SAINTS
Wednesday Prayer Meeting I P n
Sunday School
10:0* era
“ Come thou with oi and wa null
EPISCOPAL rill'RCTI
chukctj o r cud
Hotmail Meating
11:10am
Enterpriie
do thee good **
Rev. Joel I). Brown, Raster
Open Air (Street Meeting) 1:30
Rev. Paul Shulti, Vleker
TOE RLATVAL
French Ave. ana Uad SL
pro.
j Sendee* each Sunday
Sunday School 9:45 a m.
TABERNACLE
7:00 p.m Holy Communion
Evangeliitlc bervlee 7:30 p.m. Y.P.L.
R a. m.
JUb A Chave Ate.
I ’M pm Homing prayer and icrvlee 9:30
Mid-Week Service Tueidty 7:50 Salvation Maetlag
Rev. L. F. Taakcr,
#*•»«
Tuetdav
a. m.
Sunday School
10 a m. p.m
Corp Co-leta
3.30 pm. Holy communion fir t Sunday of
fcBENEZF.R METHODIST
Momlng Worahlp
11 a m.
4:00 p.m
Band Praitiee
eaeh month at 9:30 a. m.
CHURCH
Evening EvangallsUe Servlet T:4S
Ladiai Homa Laagoa
7:30 p.m.
Cltrns Height!
Tharaday
riRST
METHODIST CIIURCn
(The Church with a Glowing
Weekly Servteea:
Prayar Meeting
7:30 p m
T. C. O'.Stcen, Minister
Heart)
Tuesday and Thursday 7:45 p m.
■afB.-diy
"A riieriiiy Chuicn in
Ktv. (.hints r . Brown Paitor
f i r s t CTiur.cn o r c u r i >r
Open-Air IStraat Meeting) CM
a Friendly City"
Sunday Scbooi 10 a.m. Clifford
rCTENTICT
*:30 k ||:f>o a.m.
P»E. Johoion. tuperintandeoL
M0 c . Second S t
Sermon: "God So Loved"
WEST SIDE MISSIONARY
Sunday Service
It a.m. Preaching Service 11 a m
9:45 a. m. Church SehnJ
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Prayer meeting. Wedneiday. T:tO
Claiaei for all agePaitor Wm. L Stepebna
Wadaaaday Evening Meetings 1:00 p.m.
* p. rn. MYF Supper
"WELCOMES
YOU"
y.B).
6:Jo p. m. 31.Y.F. Meeting
Aiioclato
B.
D.
Crelglow
CHURCH
OP
CHRIST
Beading Room iocatad in Foyer
Sunday School
10 a.m. 7:30 p.m.
:od >| and Elm Ave.
of Church Building open to public
Muming Worihlp
Ua .ra. Sermon: "learn of Me"
Ralph Brewer Jr. EvmgeUal
3:10 to 4:10 p m. Tuesday and
Bible Study
7 pm .
SUNDAY:
Thursdays.
7:30 p. ra FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10 a. m Evening Service
A cordial invitation U extended Btbi* School
Oak Avenue and Third Street
It a. m. Mid week Service Wedneiday
to all to attend our servleei and Morning worihlp
Rer. A. G. Mrlnnle, Mlniitrr
7:30
p.
m
Evening worihlp
7 30 p.m .
■la - thu Reading Room.
Mr*. George Toubv,
"A GOING CHURCH TOR
TUESD/Y
ST. LUKE* LUTHERAN
Minivter of Music
Biby Study all agaa
7:50 p. m. A COMING LORD"
fa Slavta (Nasi Ovtado)
Mi>a Kath*rina Brown, I). C. E.
COME AND SEE THERE
WEDNESDAY:
B ar. Stephen M. Tuhy
Faitor Bible Study all agea
4 45 a. m. Morning Worship
7:45 p. m. IS A REASON.
Morning Worship 1:25 am.
Aniham—“O Saviour of the World"
FIRST BAPTirn CHURCH
FIRST BAPm-v CHURCH
Badio Million Broadeait at 9:30
—Senior High Choir
OF GENEVA
OVIEDO
a.m. over WORZ (740 he)
Sermon— "A Sermon en ChrlilPaitar
Rev. Jack T. Bryant, Paitur
| u n 4 t | School t:00 a m.—tor all Jack L Stewart
ian Living"—Mr... Me limit
f
Sunday School
I t a. m. Sunday School
P:43 a.m. 0 45 a. m —Church School
aga group*.
Morning
htrviea
11
a.
m.
Morning Worship
II a m
Christian D»y School — Monday
6:30 p. m. Training Union
1:13 pm. 10:30 a. m bastion meet! for
through Friday 1:00 a.m. — (Ail Training Union
prayer in the semon Boom
7:30 p. m. Evening Service
7 p.m.
elementary grade*
and kinder Evening Worihip
11:00 a. tn. Morning Worship
Widneidiy
Prayer
Servleei
7:30
p.
Wednesday
Prayer
Service
7:30
i
garten.)
Anthem*—"Hr That Shall Endure"
Jtt.
p.m.
—Chancel Choir
CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST
SANFORD SEVENTH DAY
FREE
METnOMST
CHURCH
OF LATTr.R OAY SAINTS
' Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
advf ^n t i s t c iiu r c ii
Leerel Ave. at 4lb St.
J . G. Brookj
Branch President
Peace"— Chancel Choir with
Seventh St. and Elm Ave.
Peitor Rev. Ira E. Hindman Jr.
*olo by Mr*. Nick Pfcifauf
City Hall
Paitor
A.
C.
McC'lur
Sunday
School
9:43
a.m.
Sunday School
to • m. Sabbath School
Saturda) Morning Worihip
10:46 a. m. Sermon—"A Sermon on Chriallan
Sacrament Meeting
® P-mLiving "—Mr. Mcinnla
r . M. Y.
T p m.
Wadneiday Primary Maetlrg at 0:30 a.m.
Worihip S«rrice
U a.m Evening Worship
7:30 p. m. Nurterie* for children under three,
and three to *ix, every Sunday
Prayer Meeting
Wedneiday Monday F. M. Y. recreation i t
BLOER 8 PMTNG8 BAPTIST
hour*, *»45 a. tn. ar.d 11 a. in.
thurch at 7 p tn.
7:30 p.m.
church
Tuesday F. M, Y. prayar and Bible 6:00 p. m —Senior High Fellow.
Elder Spring*
LARK MO.VROP BAPTIST
chip
study at 7:JO p. m.
Joe Oouthttt Pastor
CHURCH
Wedntidiy prayar and Btbl* study 7:1 p. m. Evening WYrihlp
BUI Dnolv—Sunday School Supt. Paitor, B. O Brow a
Sermon—"If Only 1 Had Known”
Mr*. Troy Rha rata—
A Church With A Friendly Wel at 1:K p. m.
Mr. Mcinnla
Training Union Director
come
9.45 a.ifi Three milei west oi Smfcrd on COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday School
cnuRwii
11 a. m firit street. then right at Monrue
Morning Worihlp
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lake
Mary.
4:15
p.
m
Traln.ng tmlo.i
(.'(inter.
"A Friendly Church
Rer. John W. Piliey, Minlatcr
7:30
p.
m
Evening Worihlp
"Not fonaking the aiiembUng of Mrs. H. M. Cochran Sunday School
In a Friendly Cily"
Wednesdays
ourtelvei together, ai the meaner
Superintendent
llh? Sanford Avenue
7.30 p. m. of tome la: but exhorting one an
Prayer Me«tlng
Mra. James M. Thompson, Orga
Terry I.. Stone Minister
other: and io much the more,
PAULA CBJRCTt OK CHRIST a* ye ire the dey ipproschlng." nist
"Where 3 ou Are Never a
Sunday School------ io a m.
Stranger But One*"
Lord's Day: Bible Study at K> a.m. Ilrb. 10:25
Momlng Worship......
it a m.
IftOT Sanl»ril Ave.
Worihlp Servlet
11:00 a m. Sunday School—to a. m.
A c-rdlil Invitation la extended
Perry L. Slone, Minuter
Evening Service
7 p.m. Morning Worihlo—11 a ra.
to all.
Sunday School. 9 15 a m .
Everyone Welcom*
Training Unloa 6:30 p. ta.
with classes and separate rooms
CHULUOIA BAPTIST church Evening Worihlp 7:30 p ra.
FIRST B A PflSr CHURCH
for all age*
C. G. Swaggerty
Patter Prsyer Meeting Wed night 7:10
Slf Park Ave.
Morning Wuiahip, It o'clock
P ni.
Sunday School 10 a m.
(A Southern Baptiil Church)
Otg«n prelude — "A Memory"
Mornlnr Worahip Service P a r a ALL MILLS CATHOLIC' CHURCH W. P. Brook* Jr.
Paitor
(Clarke). O/fert-ir) —' ll:e Cheer
Oek Ave. at lib SI.
Frad B. Fiihir Associate Paitor ful t i i i e r ' iLorea»t Sermon—
• THE ALLIANCE CHURCH
Rev. Rlrbird Lt»u». Tutor
Mr. W. L liarmon Director of "When Tolerance Crates ta Be a
‘Chnitlao k Million.' y Alllaace
Sunday Mattel
Muitc
Vttrue." Choir anthem. Commun
Park Avr. k itlh St.
615 a. m . I 00. 9:00. 10:0o and Mra. Guy Bishop
Director of ion open to all believers. Oll-slteel
Pastor: Rev David S. Carnrfts
noon.
Music
parking. Nut aery fearilltlea.
Sunday School
9:45 p. m. Weekly Mai>ev
Mts. Marvin Milan
Diganiil
The new evening program was
Morning Worihlp . 10:40 a. in
Dally at 7:13 a. m.
Morning Worship
S:15 a.m. ineugurair) the 7th. Sunday tht
Evening benIco
7:45 p m.
DEBARY PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday School
9 13 a re. order wilt be inverted, with th*
A. Y. F. — Youth Service 6:10
A. C. Summeri, MLal*ier
Morning Worihip
11 am. study pctiod for five at* levtl
p n Worship .Service
10 a. m
C 43 p m gioupt at 6:30 p. tn. Wotihip, Ird
llid-Week Service — Wi-J a p . r a . Parlih llouie — Enterpriie Epli- Training Union
Evening Worihip
ft p . m by the Intermediates. 7:10. Re;
"A friendly church for
copal Church
Wedneiday Service 7.30 p.ra.
cieeiion, with game* (or all agei.
tha whole tamlly"
LUTHER \N TIIURtlt OF THE
(Neriery for all itriires)
7:30 lo 6.3".
REDEEMER
PLSLCHl s r BAPTIST
(Earphone* h r hard ef hearing)
Everyone it welcome. A special
I0J W. Jiih Place, FA M351
CHURCH
invitation la tendered to ntw rlitFIRST BAPllhT CHURCH
(AifUiitad with tha boi-tharn Bap* Rev. Ilerhcn IV, Guerti, Paitor.
dent*, Navy families, touritla,
OF LONGWOOD
PRAYER FOR THE DAT - FA
tu t Convention
weekend gueita, and any othtri
Coiner Church and Grant ^ta.
2-3221
Sul M’e»i Unora Road
seeking a place of wot ship
RCv.
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Fuuh,
Pa*lur
Rev. Donald Grevehitiiff. Patter Sunday S hoo! Each Sunday 3.13
9.15 «. ra.
Sunday Scho}!
Hugh Patrick Sunday School lupt. -a. m.
FIRST
Morning Worihip
Mr* J. L. Anditwi T/ainlng Adult • Bible C lin Each Sunday II a. m.
6:45 p. m.
Training Union CIIURCII OF Till! NAZART-NT
I 13 a. m.
• Union Duector
W'. 2nd Si. A Maple ,\»e.
7:43 p. in.
Evening Worship
Sunday Schoo>
9:45 a.m Worihlp Set vice Eaih Sunday
F A 2 3122
10:45 a. tn.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ftrrmon. "Oh Thou oi Lillie Faith''
R. II. Spear Jr.. Minlalrr
11 a. ra. "THIS IS THE LIFE * - WDBO- ing 7:45 t>. m.
CONGREGATIONAL
1001 West Flrat Street FA2 2051
Training Union
4:30 p.m
TV (CHANNEL 6) Each Sunday
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School
9 (3 a m.
12 30 p m.
Earnton, "The Valley of Decision"
Park Av*. at 2Dh SI.
Wotihip
10:43 a m .
N u t»*>y provided
7:46 p. in. "THE LUTHERAN HOUR* Dr. J. Bernard Root. Minlalrr
Wedneiday E ening Prayer Serv WIOD 1560 KC Etch Sunday
N.Y.P.S.
R 30 P -n
Dr. Fred Ensmingrr, Aavoclate N.J.8.
R 10 p. in.
1 p. m
ice
7:45 p. ra.
Bible School at 9.45 a m.
r.vangelistlt
I M p. m
Walthtr I 'ague T int Sunday
Morning Worship 11:69 a. m
Mid-Week—Wed.
T.30 p. m
Eech Menth 6 30 p. m.
■XLLCRBBT BAPTIST CHURCH
Sermon: "Read The Guide B»ok" Youth Activities each
GENEVA
Sunday School Teacher! Meet
Thur*.
7 30 p. m.
Every Other Monday 7:30 p. m.
Paator
Chtrlea w. ItamU Jr.
Sunday morning trrvleaa:
Board nf Deacon* F ln t Wednei- GRACE METHODIST CHURCH The Chtireh nf the Nasaretie I*
( PI nee real)
10 a.m. Sunday School
Weileyan In dncltine. e* angelday Each Month * p. m.
istlc in appeal, and world-wide
11 a.m. Morning Worabip
Butineu Meeilng Firit Thursday Minister Rev. W. T. ParVona Jr.
Sunday evening icrvtcei:
In minion.
Church Did Church School 1-9 *.
Each Month • p. m.
t i l l p.m. Training Union
m.
Golden Anniversary Week n( spe
Ladie* Aid Third Thuriday Eaeh
T:M p m. Evening Worahlp
cial servlets Oct. 5-12 with Dr
Menth 7:30 p. nt.
11 a. m. Sermon "Chris*, and the
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer meat. Men’a Club Fourth ’ni-j-tJ#"
Word r
Lioyd B. Byroh, district ajut of
N. C.
Month 7:30 p. m.
*Mi4«
Church Notices
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Legal .Notice
O viedo News
N n P O l I l M r o \ « l i ri nn>
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Count > rimunlMlABi't ©f
II) Mnrion Jnnccn
\ot»» r. n r t t C r 'fin*
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ri©fie« *n1 f«f
Otic of the rnoit prominent u WH f . f . t b t L«it*Utvjr«
, tp u ro ^ t*
tmnle'inw
IJ?# vndsr »h# Centiltutmn nf Countv ^©ll^ltnrY snd otht* oil.'* cini nffairi of the icamn wrill h*
h*
t i l l ' «f thi et«t* of FInr-e* A'A (••rBonntl »ht!l
\t» the aupper Frldey evening honor
Data Jalnl llaioiutlort t>:opotlnr for tt»r*»4tlon «f Hi#
An*rv(1-nrM• »n tb# «or.Rt iti»!Ion pf tnrnPTB
ing Icnchcra of the Oviedo Ele
lh# fit*!* » f rimrUt* I ho BA»r# Judicial 4 'ft.ji* |n Briel for little* mentary »rtl Oviedo High School.
wrr# HI r«#*1 l« h* m •«*!# t|f IhffR t.Miaui h « •>unl>. ■'’•I fo- Hi*
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Thi* event la scheduled for 7 |>.
rar-npp*) t*
t*i ##»h hp*i2* f *41 | wp s©!#3 "f n#» •
f»-♦ snl
ii*** %ttornty • m. et the City H*i! Memoriil
Istd t©lr» r.*SOt 4?IPPP m#rt HnlPf*
•uffcerii*1 t©
* jeh Building and is ipanored by the
f 1 u; ' Ihtir HNCtlVI j' M i l l htr«br
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- Uh tho • ••• *n1 nsri th#rton. iD«ri©fin#t. ineludtr.r AJfistir.t
i n *1
did <!•••. ml*i# Hn»l dlrtc* Attorn#)* iM lAVtHlIltieri tn tS# P TA.
lh»t th* aa*4 Joint r»to1ul|pn* *'• t • m# n*ivnb#r nn»1 t© bo PlM I- *
Mrs. Thomm Moon, program
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♦»» «)• ot#cf«r« nf lh# j•••#* ••larv «• th* pu»r.h#f ©f A«»
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•* th# O# (#rtl Klirtlail
Count* I«njl Unr« Hod In# chairmen, hit arranged for Mu.V- . . .. • H*»
• M l n U r t frnevt,
CrvlV V
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\*.7S‘ TMrni:KOnr f n A ■«©||n»#r Of HllltbortttrH Ceant). alee; Memorlei, put on by Coop
er’* of Orii'do.
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ri-rti* d*» h«r«br *i*#l
i..s t--------------c it im o n t ^ ------, Mn. Jack T. Br; ent. Mri
notjc# ♦*-■* •
l n ^ i V * W e V r V . l* ;.f t,,.,l» |D«iRl*v «- Jiekion; end Mri. E
OLNnnAJr CtoBCTION*
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» Itt *• :.*!■• In »».h countv tn
th* Strata • ’ natM i (!*| M. Olllff. ail room ntothori. will
T#t|*liB3ee#
It.-rlOa an 'lt.aa.1av i.-lt au«v'a.|.
•n« tha hrn Manhay In Novtinttar.
1»t© **h *1H1 I f o t « ' i i ’t,-r. a* '■e in charge of ill arrangement*.
A. t> ) " • th* »al«t
hflai
t*. n#i
, rhf) will be aiiiitcd by mothcti
tha l-ciirtn mv nt .Vot-ntir. f«a UCAI.I
! frrm their gradej.
tha r i ’lflcttlnn ar rcitctton of th*
r a. «;r*Ar. i a u t u i r
t i l l feint P t i 'l u t i t n Ernestine
8t at#
Mrj. J. E Biookihire, hoiplteAm*n4mtni* •« lha Csniiitutis* si
ta* at*-.* *r risrie*. vm
i\v iT iT in tr to e in
llty chilrmin, I* in charge of tie;
-*st* t l ie- Will fc* rtr- ta t lo oration* end gifts
no. t
tt.. cVflea of tha I-Itv Vlararar.
itot-»r jo ivt rtttnnr.t-Ttov so a .-'-M rtarin- until t:l* P. 'I
Mri. John Lundy, president of
IJ-X . . . A .lain- rtatatu'lon Pfa. It-hctav, Jtaotam**ar :? till, for
paataa r. -!SP A* SaMI«" t
i n '.folet-iae av-1 levin# "f m»- the P-TA, wiU pretide.
Arttcl* ,\v || «- i - a Csnttltutlnn U' ■ 'nr t a ratarfarlrr rf *•**•
of th* f-tt* c* Tier i t
ral ii- i- u in ta t t*.ti ef JiA'or*
All mothers and fathers ire
T a f t . i hilt k* on a ear t-n t*
Clara h»lt* far a -lUI-ltltv Of *0- urged to a-.tead, eipeeuliy r.e»
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mothtri and father* in the Outdo
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cr-vimatatv ' l l * ton*
Xactlsn t I IraPelKaMa btouaa
Th« mat aria I alall ba hr.t aar-iat- , , rra P)eilC bring covered dllhIt (afar* ■Iteiatntr to tha tsurtaan •' con. rata a rrfa * r uia- ' ■rFnp/,(,i amanintanta rul'h off ;ha ti a* - p .'i f i* t h» tna FlorM* e* and citing s e r v ic e —except
allot hr tha aunrama Court I
a-*ia ti"»-i I.ararim*-u rn n «hj -p e d a l g u » il ! - ( h e teacher*.
nactisn Z IA* tollswtpr arranO- ) t« r i* 'l VDeciticetl^n:
ir.ant racaallnc a il tucarialm* • \ r-:lT 9 i*^Mfruf, "7 <AlO"
Superintendent and Mri R a
aactisn 1 of Artltla XVII si tha
ianih ur.i#r 1f#ctiin
Wfivht ticketi mortd T Mlltfl
Constitution e( tat i-.a-.a of TIonia
la haratr aaraas to ar.4 ahlil ba • hell h# fu#nleh#1 to the <*t»v 4tilt
j0 ittcr.d
• ubrelttal to tho aiactora of tho for th# n*jentlfy tnee*urementi |
atata at an ala.tion t , ha rrovisat Xitenei# n t
or#»*j«*mi* m#tsSuciil ictiiitlei in Ovifdo ire
fnr at ihu aaaalou nf tp.a 1 »a:«la.
already in fu.1 .Wing. The Home
tuia that la to aay. Kantion I
>l*tho-t «f amarhlne rnnatltutlnn nf in# ii-iria* eiai- r. "*-* r>«p*rt- Demontiralion Club, a f t e r Hi*• • • Lllhar (ranch *f tha Laelala
tura. *t any racular aaaaian. or *t
u i t rut*4 ..rt.** mar attain »»*.,
J # . * ^ ,ummer
»n» ataciaj or **tr»orl:n»rr ati nIecit.#re
meeeur#n#me end r©ie» nt*(1 id firit meeting on .Monday
tion i.v-r-jf callad tor such oursot*
althsr In tho aovarnor a onelnsl B*raP Oftic*?n " ,l'* Cl,r M*n*' mornlnr at the home o( Mr*.
call nr any amanOmant thereof,
-hall b* m»rk*<1 »• *>nh Hubert \ f r rn t-ake Chaim.
may praeoa* it.* ravlaion Of amend Lull
faUtal 1# f f l u r #ri»©l-M»# in*I
ae_
a* /* f ' r A i a
e*»e>eir4#n(
ment er tavtaior* nr amanimanla g.n
• hellth#•»#t#
i*# tim# th# H- rw »• ill
MM.
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nf anv P'lMlon nr reman* nf tM, i©ir.m#r.c#.
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Cbpimiu Im \r\r lurrt r#v|no# #r
City
r«Y|#|ont er irr.«nlmtnt ©r •n#n'! JV*nI?Sf'"ke, c\.yt
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mtr.ts r.iv rtU tt f© ©r.© i 4b)#et er __ 8e©tem^e? J! lf ll Th*
__ c_m )e*r were diieuiird The lime
• nv numb©r ©f nb.'tctt but r.>
rtaeriee thi riihl to
• miniir.int •titll <on«lii ef m©r# Cummieaio.i
anv if»4 ail Mda end fur* of maetlng haa been changed to
thin en# r©vti#1 ©rtlc*.# ©f th# reitct
th#r re#erv## the rlfht to ©r-#ot the 1«at Fiid.iv at 9:30 a. ra. in
l*on#tttMti©n. •» #pt «» h#r#ln#ft#r th*
mu i irq/nr l>Mt ltd |tld«
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©r©Yid#d If th# ©r©no#e>t f#%i#|on •h#ii Ut#
m m r*n a « nuilti* #nd rich menth. It h fi been held preor r#vi#!f)n# or »m#ndrr#n7#
roiM t
i\ fouily on Monday jnornin;i.
• Pn#f)1r7#nt# #r# #r r##© t-» f. iiMihH
U. L. hnOMlii,
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thr#©-fiftb# rf tn© ir#mt-#r# ©:«rt#l
ritv M#ret#r
1 Ntw off<e#rs wer© dteted: Mn.
*• •*'?! h©u##. t? ©) Ihill ;# • tif.
• 1 ur©n thi riisiittv i lourni.#
soTtri: n r i «l i :
Lynn Mmier, preiident; and Mrs.
H'lth th* >•## ©nil ti©v# ©ni du*)« Natl a'ta
harahv enan that nur- \v. W. DIetrick. aeeretary-treaiur1J»J.#*1 |- i nt *■.»* tr in tr !n ©#rh euant
to
flnil
X*#©
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r#ntl#r#d
en
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county »h»r» © n#w#o#o#r !• nyh* til* J-ft d»» *.f H#D!*ni*( l>tl In tr. ..
Mri. MOIItr was secret«rx
ll#h©*t for two tint©# ©O# ©ubliti- that *«rf#ln • ati## Pmiilne in th# tni« |)#«!
vrar
tlotl to t# rn»d# not r«j|.#r th©n #*i» *iit Court I- ©tid for K©ml©nl# I
1
7
tr- *rtk» i n -1 Ui# c.th©r ; .-t Utir
jln r id a .. In _ C!i#nr#rv: j A eandteleh lunch
rnjovrd
lh©f» ©ii %©#Wi imtn©1iit#|v pre County,
Klret l elerel 3evi»it» ©oi by Mrs. W. W. Dietriek, Mr*
Cidlnt th© #l#et!©n it • hich th# wherein
AeeocleUon of h#mino|#
•i~*.i tr t to b© vottl ut>r n. ©ni Lcen
• « r.irnr.retlon It Vlelntlff. Charles S. Lee. Sr., Mr*. L. G.
th#reu©on »ufcmitt#<l to th© ©!©ct> C©URt*
1 KflA.NK CHAUAll IK. ft ii. #r# Cross, Mr*. Annie Carter. Mr*
or#
th# #!©t© for enoroiil or •Ijn#(#
i
.4#nt#
« #e# Doc**#i No >T#t.
r#l«r||cn ©t th# n#»t w#n#r#l •!©<•• I O I* l|#rnd©n.
*’l#rK ©f th# Hovtard Hunt and Mrs. Hubert
****** »»r-*Yic#a. m##vrr, th#t «uch Hfor#e©ll
Tircult
will RAlthln
ft tlFllllRI or irn#n4* th# I• • #I hour# «Tourt.
f »©l# i>n Monday, I I.en. Th* October rr.eetir.tr at the
m©nt or • m#n 11- • • t# m#t b#
the
eth
d#r
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f
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t©h#r
till rff## home of Mu. Charle* Lee Sr.
mltt#i f#r • ©f*#'*\ at ©r rttictlon In for #el# ant •#’! t© in#
• • ©eel#I ©!i#t|r.n unfl#r t**# «©n^|. • rd h#it t|d4#r for m b hlclieet
at lh# on Like Charm.
tlon# ei#e-rit*#'t In #n*1 In *h# m#n. fr#rt dn©r ©f *b# r#-jrt )f#u#©
®f Sweetwater Park was tha ictnr
n#r
bv h#Mfr*n J of Ar • eslnole c©untv ri©r«de In i*enticle XVII ef thle £©rttltutl©n If fort. FlorldA th# followlnr *l#iof a himburger fry for the Satur
e rnej* ritr
th# #l#ctora Aotln*
Tr'i-eftT* #tt*iated end h#upon th# amendmeRt or arn#ni|. rrfhed
tn fl#mlnnt© C©untr. flnrlde. day evening mamtwr* of th* choir
m#nt# atfort #u< h ©tr©n«Im#nt or Inf
I of the Firit flaptUt Church of
im#nrtfti«nt# th# #©r»# #ti«U I «*r>rr<# to-nlt;
f/it :• .f irocV -ti'- nf It.iana i nv lad..
© Dirt ©f th© Constitution. prnvM*
Viet* Lalataa. aantord fl-rMe |
06 how#v#r th#t wh#n the retieHCftoriiiti !•> ri#t
th#rau( i#lettjf# #»jhmlte m-'r# then ©ne oro*
ac.nrime
i* [ Mr. ,and . Mr*. George
fAfded
ft«#kthara-t
f*r<t«'1
In P|#r
Platriat
linnV
J2 ©•##•
pie—
, * C.
. Mean*
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D©ee4 r#vt#e<1 e#t!#1© *.f the <f#n«
l and 1 or’ the PuMlc -r#cord» were in charge of the hamburg
etltutlon to >• #©t#t u©en In th#
of hrrulnot# County. I ion U er*. Mr*. Joe I Bnaaley. aoeial
• ■m# #1# tl«n in r imh *<roD'*et
hell •«;# »im I*#
r># mad#
mi-)# TM
Tfv*r#*iani
ir#»i#nt , .
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f# rl##(1 *1tie 1• *v#y nrovM# th#t
It shell not t-#*-Afn* pfft -iv# uni### tn #»id In nr*l#r t*. •itl#fy tn# t#rm« iCnAirmin Iflf in# cnrjr, Wit in
nth#r ip* |f!#.1 t>r<>i»f)*««l r#\
rhargo of arrangement*.
• rftrlee «r#
#4 t.* »h# ©|©rt. (OftVclel *»**/» P*,,M
or# ©t #i| fH ©|#rt?on H44 I# #tjrh
"ii i- H*rn4»n
Game* preceded the delicious
y©#© n**r# (>t #*i. ft Brpitn*#t r#M«# t
<Urk **f « irt.u M’oiirt. In #n! rAn#4t
for fl#mlno|* f Aunfr. ri©rid# rrp.i*i.
#rtlcl#« -h#II h# im# h n##t #f th*
f*®n#tltutlon URl-»e itl r*f them »rt
intr©Y#4.
I« Ik# <USIH 4*f |||# <*•***!> J©*t©#. Thoie enjoying the outing in
I KURlr, riasrld#. In Tr©* cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Joe t. RestTht# inindmirt! #haU he ifftc- *fiislRnl#
tlv© «# ©f «»ctot#r 1. Dll. an1 ©HI#.
ley, Mr. and Mr*. George C.
wti#n th* Dia#t>o»#i| .*rt)#n-1rn#ni I*i t n t:#lair aaf
Meant. Mrt. Mae E. King, Mr.
COft • **t ul 1f r Arti«l# Mi <f th# A. M ritom i
I>#«#4##1
r©vl#»«j CvnetUutL-f Lr umn #ff#r*
tl%© thi# amendment ©bill hi #ud- Tea All • »#dllM»f RRil r####H# llav ami Mrs. Milton Gore, Mr. and
•#» Claim# nr llamaad# Aaala#t Mra. W. H. Maitln. Mr. enJ Mrs.
#re#S#4 %r It and rtu#Hl#<l.
©aid Uataln
You and #ich nf voi| r.ra li« r#hf Tom Danitl, the lie-.trend and
h©nr
Mr. and
__j . Jack T. nryant,
.
BISKATIS JOINT nK8Of.rTIO.V JCO nntlfl© t and r# iulr# I l«* Dr»*#nt Mr
• • • A J lot IlMdl'Itljn prt». ; ; ;
r T . r v .'f5
M«rri«*u>er. mi *.*.
©©•In© #n
#n*t»*i#r t m nrt l^t©
arainat th» aatat* nt a M. i-noo)t Julie Gore. I’ecgy. Flesaie and
f I • t
t*v #*1*t11<c an vi'liu mil tic*.tlon :■ v ; . !
£ % : Ha 3 g F S i ?»»• rim in g . Nejlle Ruth Bea*.
• hereto t* l# tiven e numh#r •.*
d* cauuis fh u 4 a , »: ht* ley, Carol and Gladys Aifotd. AI*o
th# ©ecretnr» of Met# ah*>ii#hlr* 4»i
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th* Offlr* ©f Cauuty Hollrl^r in jit flia ...
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V ; ; . a, iTi i ion m
y
Bryant,
Atf Dewberry.
e.nrote.
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Tinforit
)hIaeh**«ouih C«u ..4 «ni tren# Pointy•inai
fartine lh* .lutiaa ihart'of to 'lha *I«M calendar mi-ntna frnrn
ar.d Ml«s Mary Ann Slayton
•tat* Attnrnav ..f thn TMrlannth I Hm* of •tif fIr• t t.ublu 11.. .1 nf *!•*•
The W. S. C. S. of the Fir»t
Juilrlal rtfr'Hf nt S'lnrl-la an t ! nni(,# t'arh -lalm or .la-nin'l at all
-th-r nutter* retailor t»,-re(..
ta In wrllln*. an,I eltall «1*-a the
III: IT flHMi.I.V 1:11 1: v Tilt: t,1*i*nt re.Iten . amt t>-•* ntf re Methodist Church of Oviedo will
t.LUIMI.ATt l-.R o r
TIIL ST-VTi: •d'lrete nf therUlmeot an-1 ehall
met .Monday evening al 7 p. in.
OS’ FLORIDA:
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. . lh* claimant,
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. . .1,1. * nt Krllnwahip Hall. The Chapel
IV# enntn .t« . br
aaanf.
nr
hla
affi-rnav
and
anv
An amendment tn Arllrl* V nt | • iifh tfalm nr de.nand no* an filed Guild Circle will be in chirge
tha I'utlelltUIJnll nf rhe Slate ..f ahalf
he mid.
KlnrMa k» aHli « an a I lutem l etc/*' rvana rr.nm liaftawtv of the supper served.
lien Iharalo tn ha alien a numher
v,1 adr-ilntatrat nr nt the
‘ r th* He. r*t*rr nf Mat* nf tn*
Mrs. James Wison will have the
F.fate
nf
Mata of Florida, ahatl f* aiikmliiprogram while Mrs Charle* G.
A II. Ornnm. ifacaaaad
f I I,i the elerl. rt «if (he Mile it
Floriila fur rallfleallen oe rei*,-:
Shaffer, president of tho \V. S
I'll TIT SOI* v i v i :
a( tk* rear ea-arai alefiloo (o t*
i
14 iii.r.ru*
o n s C. S . will preside over the butiheld in till, a* follow.
o-ctlpn —— On «r,4 ali-r th* TH VT 1 am en**xi I In buali.aa* r.e*a meeting that will follow the
fltat Tuar-lav after to* firei >f. n- at ItfLi J. Xltltlatd, undar the fli supper.
day In January. !»*:, *:,« btata tlflaua natna of It I null WAY
AUortia* - 1 11** TnuiaanUi JuUl* LVMV cri»ir*A.\r and that 1 Intend
Vacationers are still returning
• tel -.Ir*.talk In ami for Milt.hor uah In regular aald name nlth lh#
vounty, rinrila. shall la the pro- Clerk if tha cirruil Cnari. drml- The nevfrend and Mrs. George
aet-utlre alkuriiav ..f the crinilr.al hole r’nviilfy. Flnrfda. In a ^rd.n.e II. Carllon and two ions hive
v, urt of Itacoro am t».* offici ..f -Itti tha novlilona ef fht Fleming*
houely aolicttor. In* caution ot Nam* Matut* fe.-’lt: feclien S«StS
Aialtfani County saluitur. lh* Flnrfda 9'aluiea 1**1
ba void
ma oaaitlan of eracftl invai-.taafor
, i f Rub) n Alhlar
/#/ J. n Ourw-ody
far in# ( , unly dotl. ltor In lllllava anmlnfairatrli of tha Fa
h-imuah I'uuntv. shall aland al.ol- la ike I'eatl nf lb* le a a lr Jude*.
tal* at IIKitIIIf. C. OINDIllt.
•ahe.f and lermtnafaf. and there,
dacaaeed
IIIMIMII.I:
laaal*.
Flnelda.
after th* Ulet* Atl"rn*i and hla
la l*rakat».
Jfatk V rtaiatand, Jr.
*--ialant Attnro-va under ht* dir. fa eei ratal*
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Sanfoid, Florida Attornar tor
and function* nf office tiaraD
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tern parfarm* 1 by tha fnuntr f«llAll * redlt'.r* and Teranaa Hat.
tltir fandln* Infnrmailnna (|l#d in Ta
II,a r rim Ina I Caurt t llaoot I shall lag i lain, ar Heeaaada veataal eald
t-"f he Imaildated heret.v and the S:*iat*i
Vm* and each of yuu at* h.rahy
Mate Aitornar. c,r hi. Ae.i.tant
Mat# Aft-'riieae. m»> file .men,I nnlHied and lenulted In rtaaant
any
rl*lma and .fen,and* whl.h ynu.
*d Infirtnatlnna In any etch <ae.a
If *nd when neeaaaar, 7(<a t.aa -• ,,r eitt.er of ynn may h.va .galnel
(•for* n,a> nro\ ide |r r Aulatant I.........ai* f MLHHIL t. (HYDEP
S-at* ,*-tern*'* and fe*f|*l Ir- da-aasad lata ef aald Co-tnty. to
• atiditar* far the Mat* Attrrn*' th* rmaatr Judge of gamlno!*
f Itllfiaaroueh I'auntv and all
yt-rtd* at hi* nfffr* in
Assutanr Mat* *»»«-.*.* *h«|| n. (“nunty.
lh* coutt hau-a ef aa1.1 ronnty at
ao-ainfel bv the M a t e Att„rn*«. A4
ganfard.
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returned a fu r a three weoki eblence. They r*F«rt a delightful
time, but g!*d to he back home.
Mr. and Mri. Cbarlei S. Lee
and M n. Anr.ie Carter have *!m
returned from WaynetvHIe, N. C.
Mri M»e E King reperti e won
derful time in Saveanab. Ge.
relatives.
Margaret Ragtdsl* tell# Ui that
hubby, Rob. wlil be tn Saturday
night from D«nv*r. Coloredo. Ihe
Hiked with Bob Monday night af
ter little Stevie » u hoipiultred
after partaking of a drink of kerole nf.
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To The People of Seminole C o THAT’S OUR
Ninre it in Ins|*ts*n*il*|c fnr me In
RITSINESS
I.et us help you with jour Insurance proldenm.
Stop in and talk wilh us nt any time without
obligation to >ou.
thank enrh nf you pfrsnmlly,
ns I would like to do, I take
thin met hod of expreMlng my
I
nincorr apprerialion for jour |
Representing
American Fire & I’nsuAlty Co
vole of confidence In electinc
me ns
9
(O .M .M IS S IO N K K
I again pledge to you that In my every official aft
1 shall work in hnrmnnv with nil nflirinls in nil matters
(nr Ihr Rond nf Seminole County.
• VERNON W. “CURLY” DUNN
r*M r.-.!. ajv .
Bob Crumley, AGENT
JOHN H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE
AGENCY
ATLANTIC BANK BI.IKJ.
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'R ights' Probe Okay, Governor Says
Ritz Film Stars Bardot
TALUHASSKK ll'PI) - Gov . my capacity as governor of Flo increased with a total registration
Lcltoy Collin* says he hsi no rida " Collin* I* chairman of both of neatly lU.OOO.
For the first time since their j enough to transport a large cast
The governor admitted that Iho
objections” to a national Civil the National and Southern Gover
fantastic »ucc*»» with “ And Cod and ciew to the remote and e\fact tnat three counties have no
nors Conference*.
Rights
Commlnlon
probe
of
Ne
Creates! Woman", director Rogrr tiavagantly endowed naural iplengro voting rights in Florida.
Collin* laid hr ha* rreeivrd no Negro voter*, and that Qadsden,
Vadium and producer Raoul J. dot* of spam » Malaga Region.
But he told newsmrn Thurs details of complaint* which led where Negioes outnumber the
Levy have combined to make a
——
•
day hr had no idea why Florida to the Civil Bight* Commission white population, ha* only icven
tie* film, “The Night Heaven
was included among liner state* probe in Flotilla. He added he | would came a "reasonable" man
Fell." the Kinpiley International
tapped for investigation
ha* not received a single ,ont-j tn wonder if there had not been
release coming Snnday to the Rita
Collin* alwi ditcountrd effect* plaint In two seat* that Negrofv Intimidation
Theatre.
l nitrd Prrss International
the racial issue may have had are being denied voting r i g i d In
"But since I have received no
R it (pronounced l'e> Beyl.
OAKDALE. N V. (CPI'-Brothon the Senate race between Sen. the slate.
complaints," he *iid, "I must
currently the blggeit boom to the f r An:f|u, <;„brlrl. 71 author and
Spet’aid L. Holland and Claude
The l*«t complaint involving I'nim s there ha* been no overt
film Induitry since the invention educator, died here Thuridlv of
D I'vppr.
Negro voting tight* happened in Intimidation and they just don't
of s.iund, skyrocketed to fame in a heart attack at La Salle Mili
He laid he voted for Holland Utterly County two year* ago. he want to vote."
"Anil God Created Woman". In tary Academy.
becauic he thought he w»* "an • aid, when live or si* Negro |
two short years, the “sev-kitten '
honrst. dedicated and able sena voter* withdirw their name* from |
eprang from relative obreunty. an
tor. and it **a* net ir. the l*e*t the registration list alter a cross
HUNTINGTON, N V. (UP! a.tic-. playing unimportant r-!c Ir v i n g Macl>»n*lc1. 70. retired
Interest* nf thr state to put him was burned.
In unimportant films, to an unnv a member of Ihe Hell Telephone
out" lie said hr felt ihe more
Liberty now hat no registered
ed position a* the cinema's high Laboratories staff, died Thursday
than InO.POO Floridian* who chose Negto voters, nor does Lafayette
prir tci* of Kroi and. Incidental y. in a nursing home after a long
Holland over libeial Pepper, fell or Union counties, jtegro scgl*
the highest paid actress in the Ulricas.
the same way.
tiation statewide, hnwetrr. ha*
JiiiUiy of French filmmaking.
Collins left on sn out-of-state
Since Vadium and Levy "Inbuiinci* trip alter hi* weekly
NEW YORK i Ul'l i - Rudolph
M .PI FM RU I
vrn'.rd ’ B-vrdot In "And God Rocker. 9d. writer and le.-turer,
new. conference, flying first to
\(lniltv|oai
Create i Woman." the American died Wednesday at hit home here
1 Lynchburg, Va . wheie he will
public ha* been shaken up by a
STATE I.IIIHAIIIAN TALKS — Mica Norn library «rr\ice. Mi** Ni«tcrulirk explained t Join Mis. Collins to tskr t.ielr
'larjorl* Fleming (Sanford)
barrage of BanM films. To date,
MONTREAL tl PI) - < i . ■Ia Ni.ttcmlirk, director of lilirary extension he various type* of .«cn ice.* that a library daughter, Jane, back to college,
Carolyn Ravbon (Sanford)
MAYS lAMHNli. N J. lUPD
the French “Sputnik has appeal Hourle. «>f>. former Montreal mav r of ttu* Florida State Library Hoard, a (hires the size *•! DeHart.'* miyjht rentier to the pu lie will return .Sunda>.
Rettv Von ItrrDutl* (Sanfordj
Kerr Stable* Round Table tuled
ed in twenty-three films. Of Lilt ard one of Canada's most contro
| He said most of hit business i ) S favorite today to win Satur
l).,roth) Franklin (Sanford)
yes
n
Kroiip
"f
Delian
|seo|vle
intcreMed
in
blic.
cornucopia of Baidut s charm*. versial public figures, died Thurtwould hr related to thr Govrr- day'a $100.(V».i 1'nltrd N a t i o n *
Buoy Hairington i.Sanford)
•eventren were nude prior to|da>
I nor*' Conferenre ralhsr ‘‘than In Handicap at Mlantic City and he
Ann.* Zimmerman tSanford)
•• And liod Created Woman" and
Jc»?e A Nance tSanford)
,-ome
the
tuif
*
all
lime
moneyI lined I’ret* International
mast »f them have sub«er|Utn'.'v
Verna Mathmi (Aliamont*
w Inner.
found tlmr v*jy to the*e sho.c
JAM LSI OWN. N \
t CPI i—
Springs)
Round Table ba* earned St.'.'iJ “Tbs Night Heaven Fell" is P*c Frank Holmes. 71. l->rmer actor
Anna Davi* (Sanford)
III to date. lit.tit .hurt of thr
Su picture capitalircd better or, undn‘••inf. a*i Dibbic tnr* (•■ <•*• • in our of the rood engaging role
flr-» new film to invade A m elia and secretary to trie late- Al Jol
By llrlrn .snodgravs
Btiby Ldwards (DeLand)
record
held
by
Na*bua
The
t
nit
lie
h.»s
v\
,cr
played
Savon
in
hi*
night
tprnt
In
Ju
plain
a
lh<naive,
direct
approach
to
sc\
sir.A | j Banlot unit Into orbl*. •tin. dii,1 Wrdn<-'ilay alter a long
Mr* Koval Gonvlwin entrrlainrd ed Nation* will cany
Roy Kartamark iDeLand)
net
purie
*
.
*
*
T
’|
riant
pa*t
;.
dstr
'ake*
s.
and
most
of
a
’
l>3).itna
.« »'
chndirn of the neighborhood wl'h
Ducctor Rogtr Vadiin. Rat l illness. Hr was a native of Itrad than "Tammy And the Bachelor
(iiven Froiladd (Orange City)
whm •hr •rern* always to b*- g>: a tirmciii lo ll* *lrp foiv*ard In the a welner roa*t balutday after- (if JtU.OOl to Ihe wimin
Amt
nunc
hull
a
moir
sly
apford,
la
d l t rvhuiband and crraltit •».’
pioach to the fact* of life than ting Invulvrd in j tfjmlalOsj' af path «*f such ulnar I I created. uoun Guests were Diane. Shirley I
the particular quality Iba'. I» La.
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MEDIA. Pa. l Ul’l I—Lloyd G "The Mo tl Is Itlue ' Now Ihi fair with our r \ r f \ lime »h»* *ti*« j Btan a* II.nk Hudson, Tuny Cur and D rts King, James, Rdl and \
dot, hat again fashioned * vcbtcU
tis
and
Jeff
Chandler
to
piotrrl
herscll
in
the
elinches
for thr tlar. tailor-made for her Smith. 7l retired vice president ■are latent« of the author of the
v cats Smith it brilliant and I’atrlcia Cohen. Gary and R o y ,
Wilson. Vlckey and Jrnnry W.l !
particular talents. Thit time, bow or -I direct r of tin- < -, ole prim lattrr ami Ihe star of thr former again«t thr other
I to bring a delight*
And Dibble ad k- an rfpeclally brittle a* Debbie's ready, willing, sun and Tommy R<>>ldenberty.
<--ri> . died of a 111 art al
ever, producer Raoul J. Levy ha* 4
aid
ab
le
rival
for
Jui
gens'
fal
Helitdr
Reynold*
in
a
saucy.
happy feeling when she sing* the
supplied r*-e largett budget yet | taik at his home hrio W'ednce
Mis*
Frances
lliggt
was
the
charms, shilr Mary Astor at hi*'
•it. v roll amt dtuallon that "id title -ong. Tin* llappy F . .
for a Riruot film, a li'm opulent 1day
am! F*tr!le Wirwo.nl a* weekenj gue*t of Mis* Linda Ty
abundantly fulfill the entertain- written and c-'bipo*C(l fm Ihe pic
ler.
a
I.AL.iAWF.. Switre. latnl i l l ' l l mg promise in the title of "(lui lute by Jay Llvmgdon and llnv lii* alcoholic hou»ra.*-rper, give
Mrs Alma Robertson of Saia 1
pnU*brd
|n
rfoi
uunecs.
Hupps
Feeling."
the
iiutou*
l
nl*
F.van*. the rrrator* of Debbie's
Arthur Steiner, ill. prrai.lrnt of
*"!*, Mr. and Mr*. G. tl. Me
Blake F I ward*. who wrote the Vfiamler and daughter ZerGce
the Sui-i Trade Union Federat' in versal-lntcrnational Color Cinema- "Tammy" song sensation
crrr-'i 'a*. directed with a happy and Mis* Kurella Faber. Drland
Jurgen* an established I iro
and r leading ligiire in the Swi-. Scope lovr nu'li • g comedy tha'
P ho r i a b a f o r *
U P TO $ 6 0 0
Social Democratic I'a :>-. d.cd open* Sunday a* (he Movie land pr.sn star with tiiumph a lte r tri uch for 1’ioducer Hois Hunter and Mr and Mrs. Julius Peter
Dl »r In Theatre.
ttcdr c da'
umph on the i'ontinrnt, I* fiawle*noon for y o u r
•on. w e n - dinner guests of Mils j
Debbie that "Tammy Girl" a*
lions Faber recently.
tNk
(Hi
14
IS^
money later
In
In
MINNEAPOLIS it T |* \ito-rt | she became known off her high
t
Mrs Paula Oulettr and children
I nm «
*•«*•*•
r,,Mm
C- Shire, C3. engineer who set the Ily successful idle tolr and smash
the t a m e d a y I
lett .Sunday to return to their
technical standard* for much o( title song recording. I* really
home in Te\a* Mr*. Oulftte wa*
DHH H I
U11.N HIM
Y o u aelect y o u r
the low-co.t bousing |,Uilt during grown up in 'This Happy Feeling"
employed at the Children'* Home
HIM HH
(UJI MM
Holly w o o d turn - Carroll lievc* a s.-rr-.e isn't lieing directed as secretary.
WASHINGTON (CPU - The the Roosevrlt and Tiunian ulmin" ' vahlch Irani, hrr with an evvitm;
own repayment
KH
DIN DM
MM
Fund for the Republic charged to titration*, d ud Tue*day In a ho* pair if male ro *tarv the Con Raker will never win any p..pu a. cording to her own standard*.
Mr. and Mr* J. t). Smith and
plan I
'tinentat favorite Curt Jurgen* and lanty contests among crew mrnt And, inure* often than nut, she children arrived tail week (rum
day that U S. hu*inc*s corpora* pltal flier after a lonjf ijlnesi
<a»tn.ing voung Juhn Savon The her* and fi-llnw act-r* on thr srt get* her wav.
linn* ate partly responsible lor
their home in 1-aki- Junaluika, N.
I hough she's made only three
brightly paced, richly mounted
the anti integration disturbance> s sn r \ MONK \ • all/ UPI
t iftern year* ago such audacity C Mr. Smith is employed by the
I’aul H Sullivan, is. adniinisu- plrlurr. ba*ed on the I Hi'gh pictures, the blonde newcomer would have landed Cnrtoll bark l hlldren'i Hume. They ipend the
In the South.
Tne charge wa* made in a pa tivc vice president of Western \ir llrtliert llioadwuy play "For l.ovr throw* her 113 • pound weight in lu-r native Grrentburgh, I'a , winter here each yrar.
or Money." also co stars Alevl* around with mote authority than
per entitled “Politic* and the Cor Lines died Wednesday aft
Mr and Mr* II A. Thruop
H N A N C I S I R V I C I , I NC.
r a Smith and Mary \«tor with K*- stats who have been In the bint Ini', today
Holly wood blgshots
poration."
•pent the weekend with trlativrs
heart attack
don’t even whimper.
trllr Mmwi>"d in a tup featured ness for 20 years.
e ( Senferd
It said many middle cla** cmin Writ Palm Beach.
inlr In wliat turn* out t" be a
pl..y»* nf corporation* rcfun to
Carrol! i-n't lntc.-c»tcd In win
When
l
a'mil
wink*hc
dr
la-sick
Hay
man
Jr.
i*
spending
I I I leulb Park A venue « Telepheeti FAirlea S-44IS
London ( i p i . _ p**ii j ark. gunning *o*t
take part In p o l i t i c * became
ntand* jtnolutr quirt So much nlng popularity poll*. She la dr hi* vacation with hit patent*, Mi
The p»tlie- Mils Itryn-UI* an Hi. •o that an additional assiatur.t di
• they are rithri wary of empnr- ftt. line of the all-time great, of
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illcalid to turning tn t be best and tin . L. O. Hay man.
ation reaction to any political ac Lnglt-h siicirr. died here W',-«lnc»- to ahl ■ i pi daily tu Iu it in foie lector m i assigned to her Utr«l
involving hrr in unevpcete I md film to n a rk the whip over nol*;. perfotmanre possible.
tivtiy or they develop an almost day.
"I mu«t have a piofessional
mi-underatandable sea •t'.-iati-.i.t fellow worker*.
studied indifference to the parti
And
*be
hanever
found
a
morr
working
atmosphere," she said
cipation in politic* "
CHAPEL IIILL N • <1*1*1?_
Joke* and umnk> are out, t «•
Tbi* ha« caused a ' tragedy in Author ■ playwright N o v i I I n - t u n , , Juicy part than that "f the un«o When Carroll I* preparing I- « ■luring a lumlt break nn ' Tile
the South" by creating a “ vacu «J, died at North Carolina Mr I'histicatrd voung iccretary D.<m isriiuu*
s r e n e she insi*t* on Miracle " "I'm ready to work
Brooklyn who get* drawn into {straight • faced atlentlvene*.
urn in political leadership," t»P* I
when I at rive on the sound stage,
daily at the state and local level,
here Tuesday,
She alio <tand< up tu her dl and t think thr niln-r* should have
1qui-'liunable irlallunsliips
with
the same attitude "
the report said
WARSAW H i I, ,
, . , I Jurgens, a retired hut -till suave, lector. Irving Itapper. if the lxTlie nutrome. it said, ha* been
1
untinrntal
stage
star,
and
with
/<
k
lly
nek.
its,
I'uiand
>
t>>p
tia!
Hut middle class "moderate and
\|IMI-*>I i i .N cn<
law abiding people" in Little ll'>ck loon pilot. « „ kiilrd Monday Ju;;m -' next door iirlgbbor, thi
KIDS
I ' NDF.lt IJ
Ark., and other suiithi-m cities— night during * training flight
mil'll tuungs-r Savon
- .
many of them corpoiat.on em
O M ic ia iv c r
lluilt-up Koof
I >ir are an pie rnuiar.'lc an
M H U S I IO F.
ployes—"base U rn unable to r e
.MADRID i l l ' l l
John F tie, in thr .pn y I Hugh Hi-rheD
>RIDE-IN
THEATRE
e l cue an influence for freedom
I Collin*, fin, sceontl serrclary ul I M-'- n I* lllue" manner that will
and justice'' in the integration
LAST TIMES TDNIfilIT
the tmnican Lniba**y In bpam. bib g r.ii-ed i-yrbruw* and fu'l
Awning: or Jalousie Windows
controversy
died
Monday
following
an
The»e m i d d l e class person*
MUST SANFOKD SIIOWINC AT 7:B(* X R:I5
opera thmated guffaw. «> the l»u tnrn
have not played an ai'.ive role in lion.
vlli-rnalrly try t i talk Drbhie inn
the bitter controversy, the paper
NOVAK-JEFF CHANDLER
• aid. "because they have no
real interest In the outcome of
the c o n f l i c t over scgiegation.
randi because they are ill suited
to play any role of esn-equener
in party politic*
flu- highly • ctllual paper «a*
w11Men by Andiew llackcr. a-ALSO MUST SAM OKI) SIIO\Y|.\(i AT 7:d» .V 10:30
smart ptoicssor nf government at
Cornell University. The fund, an
Hircli Kitchen Cabinets
independent organisation, i* iin
anced by an endowment trom the
Ford Foundation.
Deaths
Hospital
Notes
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mtr Gov. Horses A. Hi dr«ln had
WASHINGTON (CPI) - Gov.Ibeen exr.cicd to iseUlm the gov.
Edmund S Mtukia’s election t.. »rnor»hlp for the t*°P- Hi' w»»
the Senate from Milne gava fresh deteaird
Vim n *l'nrV
ammunition today to those lie- the DemocrsUe ■•"I"'**
publicans urging that Presidential | polled * ^r*C‘* ” h Jc.s^ttian Mu*1
Assistant Sherman A dam , be 10 the vote, much
ousted (rom the White House.
• ki* . margin of two years ago
Th# •ptetacular Democrat!:
In the congressional district
gains In that normally Republican racei. theD ernocratscam etsutof
state ado indicated the Demo-(Maine with two of the three teats
trats would retain and enlarge —a net sain o. one.
their slender majorltiei in Con
Republican* mutt show * ne‘.
grtsa when Ihe other 47 statei gain of 17 seat* over^ their 19iA
vote Nov. 4 !he out* nas en:y ,esuit, t.. icvaiu <o.it»»’. of lit*
eight week, lo come up with House. The Mair.e outcome wou.r^
something to change th* trend. not ■n-.-i-.'.f rwir_vmfj_______
Mu.kle't defeat of Republican
Sen. Frederick G. Payne wa* ex
pcctcd lo revive the “Adam* must
go" cries which only recently
subsided among Republican* run
ning for office thi* year. Like
Adams, Payne had admitted ac
cepting favor* from Bernard Goldfine. the New England business
Untied Pr»as Infernalional
man involved In the House com
NEW YORK
— The
mittee's influence investigation.
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There was no way of measuring Kur*oe ..C*i*vLar •he*lw*" too of-
Merchant-Shopper Relationship:
Buying In Sanford Good For Both
One of the biffcst buttle* thnt Sunforit
merchant* have to fight i* gcttins .Semin
ole County con*umer* tn trade at home.
The City of Sanford lav* no claim to
being a metropoli*—yet. Hut Saniord and
Sanford merchant* have a great tleal to offer *hopper*. It i* a growing city, yet rela
tively free of the evil* of traffic, aurh-a*
those encountered in larger citle*. Sanford
ha* plenty of parking space, much of it
free. The Sanford City Commission, taunt*
advantage of every opportunity to give lo
cal .merchant* a boost, i* working toward
more off-atroet parking.
Sanford merchant, of course, are unable
tn atock unlimited aupplie* of all merchan
dise. Generally, however, anything that t*
aualtable to a merchant in a larger city also
is available to Sanford merchants. By the
same token, anything that is available to
customera in a larger city I* available here
in Sanford.
Larger ritie* attempt to draw re*nlents
from amallee cities with big promotions.
Tox m an ges To Help Some
;
Though Congrc** turned it* back on a.iy
general tax cut at the session ju st concluded, It did pas* legislation that atfects many
..kind* of taxpayer* in a variety of wav*.
~Thi* i» the most extensive change made in
- income t*x law *ince the major Internal Kc* venue Code revision of 1951.
The meaaure that emerged from the sec
ond session of the H.'.tb Congress was no
apur-of-lhe-moment affair. It had been
‘mulled over for nearly two years before it,
waa finally enacted. In the beginning, the
Intention waa to close *ome loopholes and
eaae some hardship situations. 'I be original
bill expanded until it hail more than I'M
.separate section*.
These cannot I* detailed, obviously, in
an editorial of reasonable length. A num
ber of the provision* deal with long-needed
small business tax relief. The first-year de
preciation deduction on tangible personal
property valued up to 510,000 ha*, been in
creased, for example. Many individuals will
«l*o be affected by the t*x law changes.
Among these will be teachers, who tan now
aeek refunds or credit* hack to 1951 for
deduction* on the expense of added mitten*
tion.
On the whole, tha tax law changes are
o quite sweeping. The only sendUo generaliza
tion to lie made i* that everyone and particularly the smnll businessman—ought to
heck ns to whether his tax situation has
»een changrd. In some cn»c«, such * check
will pay off handsomely.
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The Sanford Herald
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Savings realised, however, often are nil
when a customer figure* the cost of tra n s
portation and the wear and tear on nerves,
caused by traffic on the streets and in th e
More*.
A fter a little dollar* and cents addition.
the consumer, in miinv cases, finds th a t
he or she could have saved floury by shop
ping a t home. Hut th ere is miotiier v ery
good reason for shopping in .Sunfold. Local
store* will be just a* fine, or ixxir, as the
snopping public insist* they !>e. Strong
local support will assure merchant* of fu
ture business. Therefore, these merchant*
will buy sufficient supplies, giving shop- j
pers more choice.
Hut just as the shopi>crs owe their a l
legiance to local merchants, the stores in
Sanford have a responsibility to the shop
pers, and the city. Stoics, too, arc custom
ers. They should practice the "buy at
home” tiolicy when |>os*iblc. If the m e r
chant* themselves go out of the city to buy
from firms which compete with Sanford
busineas, they set a bad example for 'lie
shop|»ei* they depend upon (or the contin
ued operation of their own firms.
The rncrchanjs may lie able to "get it
cheaper” fiom out-of-city firms, but so can
the retail customer*. Dollars spent at homo
are dollars well *|»ciit.
College Tuition Problems
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take It with you
iboats w rie alt losing money. In
8** ,n t^a Wall Slr#al Journal's And hai# i a taal deal for th*
fact the uperating eiprmrs were
’Commodity Letter" that butler ( pro-pedive homebuyer who can't higher than their value A ferry
Hires art haidening If they h*r- fit Hlo tepidly growing family in boat In l.nkc Monroe would eerdan as much a* the molten tum p'an inexpensive house. Aferry tx.it Jtalnly *d<l tune to Sanford Might
residing in my refiignauir Ina over
feet long, accomodating j pul Ihe cmiit bou.e offi.e- tn It,
“more eipen-ite ' spread at it is ! from 1.200 to l.ttoo patengers. How and rave the money for the net*
described on trlrvi-mn. may hr much? II apiece. And there air building,
come a bnui.bold word Reading sis of thrm.
This Is all a bjnih nf nonsen.g.
on It aaems that lower nulls pmThe ferilei w-re offered tn the hul Ihe Wall Strerl Journal i* a
do. lion l* responsible for a har Northern Valley Immmitria A* publication that tan nlfer much
dening that surpasses Ihe efforts sorlatli.n by the New York Central
tn the reader. If I owned -tuck
pf my oft opened Ice rhest. May Railroad at just that price. How- and bonds prihapt I could get
has* tn turn again tn the cheaper f s , r their operation for one vest mote out of It.
product which has become Ihe had to be astmrd between WeeTime tn ffee She office for th e
backbone nf Anierira'a morning hawken. N. J. and Manhat- smiling facet of Ihe litlla one*,
toast. A gourmet friend once rail- tan. And also it appear* that the I Re-ponifhiltty is the rros* of ,**o.
#d my margarir.e “yellow lard"
ther h«w>d. Or something like thnt
and rained it for me—temporarily,
High Finance
af course
IOWA CITY. low. —4UPI)—
S u rp lu s
But, all la not lost. The Wall
Blraal Journal aim reports that Sixth grade arithmetic pupil* in STORRS. Conn. —(Ul'l)—The
ripe olive* still gal rheaper for Davrmx.it, Hinton and Keokuk!^hlYrrslly of Connrctleut irpoita
'fgi! picnic*. In fact, tl.r n o p I. figured out that a Hack of nr.c " ,rrl‘ l"e on urgent >«]..,.( ror
auppotsd to be 30', bigger than l.lllmn It bills wmild h» 7* ntlki, I ra‘>t»tl* from a farmer in lionHurt* whn raised 1.000 head* (*f
fast year. This means rip# olive 4Jl* 2 1 fret high
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! lettuce with th# aid nf a U, g
•andwirhet, olive* in egg-, and
ripe oils# martinis.
H o b I O f fslin u fu
agricultural agent. The farmer
n r u L V « ,U M *
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«h*' rahhil* bec.uie n-ne
With every hit of encouraging
BENSON,
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newt, the editors give you a wal Jown celebrates us annual “ Mule 1u.ehis neightvora will rat tl.e letlop. Down here clo.e lo Ihe bot Day'' Sept. 12 The event annual
tom, It says that fresh fruit will ly attract* tome U.nno v tailors
drop aomawhat; applet, cherries,
Benson'a population It about J.-1
aehes and grapea Below this ftftn
Ight apot la an Ram threaten,
lac • naa in th* east nf bread.
FRENCH
PUaao don't aquacte th# loaf.
ITALIAN and
A M PBELL'S
Aomaday vtsu may h* asked in
Amancan Cuisine
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SL'NDAkS * Ilinntr 111 II p m
Demos Should Gain 21 House Seats
By LYI.K l . WII.MIN
, tat. therefore, wit notable after Monday ajggriti that a mo.einrnt is under way in the hade
political substructure of the Uni
ted States.
State* m which Republican re
presentatives hold marginal seats
aie widely scattered excluding, of
Course, the South. In addition 'o
Maine, they aie Arizona, Califor
nia. Colorado, Connecticut, Dela
ware. Illinoii, Indiana, Iowa, Kan
rat,
Maryland.
Massachusetts.
Michigan,
MWtuuri. Nebraska,
Newr Jersey, New York, Oregon.
Pennsylvania. Waihlngton
and
West Wrgijila.
I hinge in Margin
There arc 2JJ Drmneiats. I**
Republican* and four vacancies in
the prctrtd House. A 21 • district
would reduce the Republicans to
177 *tals and Increase Democra
tic seats lo 211. excluding the
members returned from the cur
rent varanriel.
That would not be a low point
for Republicans. Democrats held
322 seat*, Republicans 102 after
the 1931 congressional election* in
which ihr <;nP first felt the Im
pact of tDR's New Deal coali
tion. The remaining teats were
held by laftwtng splinter partips.
Woric was a anting the Repub
licans, however. They were able
in 1933 lo elect only M C.S. tepre
tentative*. That was the year in
which H>R won the electoral
votes of 4fi states against Alf. M.
Laridon, of Kansas.
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"I want you to skip your vacation thia year and get
a good reaU”
term governor elected ta the first •
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Democrat since Ihe early year* ror u
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of the New Deal. Mu.kie «a* n*‘cV**ry ,0 tnfori* ,ch°1'! m' “
known to be a strong candidate *r*tlon'
even If that Issue hsd never dc
"In the modem South, thing*
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»lll grow steadily worse until NeRut ihe GOP knew the iscuc I " * '
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was not helping them because 1‘- i
ateklng.
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damaged the integrity - tn • gov
LITTLE ROCK — Gov. Or*M
finmcnl luue which they had ef
fectively uted agamit Democrat!. E. Faubu* of Arkamai. on hi*
Maine Democrat# let the in is plan* in the Central High School
ride on itt own momentum nnd situation.
ignored it in their public ipccchcj.
“I m still watching and waiting.
Mutkie’t victory alone virtually Anything l* pmilblt."
killed Republican hope* for re
gaining
gjining control of
vi the
.m- Senate. HOLLYWOOD- Attorney I rank
These hope* depended largely on . r . Belcher, repre renting Debbie
unseating Sen. William Pioxmiic Jtcyno'ds in her tpUt with bus(D Wis.y and holding on lo (he 21 band Eddie Fisher:
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GOP acalt at stake this year.
"A teparatlon exists between
Now they must beat 1-roxmuc Debbie and Eddie. Nn futlher s t
and at lea>t one other of six non- tion Is being taken at this time."
southern Democrats, who were
------all elected tn the face of the LONDON — The duke of BeilEisenhower landtlide in 1932.
ford, oil fadlts’ legs:
The GOP also could organisr 1There are possibly a lot n f
the Senate by retaining all of the thoroughly bad girls around with
rest of their .eats at stake this lovely legs, but I always have a
year and electing both senator* certain sympathy with a girl with
to be named in Alaska later tn g'-od legs."
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November. However, they have
NEW YORK
Adlai K. Sleven-w
little hope fur mote than an even sun. on how to de.-crihe Lntted
break In Alaska.
Stats- foreign polity:
In Maine's most recent sen*
“Clumsy, e r r a t i c and selftorial elections, P a y n e polled ' righteous ”
more than M per cent of the vote I
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when lie was flr»t elected in 19M
LONDON - Blonde and busty
GOP Sen 3targairt Chase Smith actress Diana Dora, still not dlalto received more than JJ perjeorecd front her przient husband,
cent tn the 1931 election. Mutkie I on her latest boy - friend, Dickie
polled M per cent of the vote Dawson:
Monday.
“Hc’a the man I love. I wi»h I
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Concern ha* been exploded in aontc
I nilrd Prev* Iniernnllnnal
I9M among what politicians call
quarter* about the b ir incrcnat: in college
WASHINGTON (UPI)— By ruls marginal districts
fltul univeralty tuition fec.1 Jtniiig Die last of thumli hated on la#t Monday’*
On Edge of HCaU
decade. Thi* concern i* made more urgent state of Maine clariton. the tiem- A marginal dUirtct Is one In
Party should gain at lead which the winner obtain* to per
by I !»*• know ledge that these fee* piobrtbly ncratir
21 icati in the Hou#r of Reprr- cent nr le-s than the total vote.
wilt double in the next slsvado if the pnt- tentative* in next November’!
Thirty-eight Republican*, includ
tt-rn continue*.
polllnK.
i n g Hale, from 21 state* hold such
Tins problem hrnugbt into (ecu.* lime i*: The (lemocral* gained one irat marginal seats In the present
how doc# one divide the* Ircncfil* received M»nlay In Maine's tit District House. Fifty-one Democrats from
hi* been remetented by 2* atates won marginal district
front edtimliuii ** liclwccn the cnmtniinity which
Republican Rep. Robert Hale elections two years ago
nnd tb r individ ml ttu d rm ? Thi* illvi»,|t>n ilnce iiU Hal# wa* defeated by It I* among the marginal scat*
of cunt* ha* been drluitud ever nines.* a Demociat Jamr*
Ullvrr by of the opposition that each party
bachelor first objected th a t L'.uuoo he bad nearly s.oOu votes <>f approximate always expert* to make Ita piinclpal gain#, if any. Shifts in the
no children be ehould not be taxed to *;ip- ly tonooq f ait.
Of all the Republican *eiti in balance of Ihe political substruc
port education.
the pretent Hou*e, Hale's wa* ture are fell first and mod forc
The rcncBixh director of the Association won two )Cara ago by the least ibly In these tee «aw district*.
of Land (tiHnl College* xuyx he bcllcvt** margin. Ill* bulge over Oliver In The difference between lllto'a
that even now auciety i* failing to rtcogniz*.* |}j*. at delermincd by a House margin of 111 votes tn t3j* and
anil pay for the indirect Iscncftl* it rctrive® rnmmitler, wa* 111 vote#. Maine's Olivrr'a bulge of nearly * fiOO last
from educated youth. In*tead of incrcttxing
tuition rate* which are direct charge.*
ngainal the aludent. he maintninr, collcg-**
L A FF-A -D A Y
alimild get more of th e ir atipporl fiom g ifts
or tax revenue*. He. i* convinced that the
increase in fees is denying higher education
to ninny sle.scrving young people.
T hr* aiguincnt i* an old one, becoming
more nettle these tiny* Isccmtvt nn acudemic
degree seem* to he closely leUletl to the
income level of the holder. Kvett in the face
of thi* fact, society should remind Itself o f
’he great liencfits it receive* front the body
of educated cituonry.
Thi* fact is recoyni/a /d in iume coon,
trie* by the offerin' five tulti jii up tbn tig i
t!ie college Ime!. There are gM.,| atgumci.ts 1
against such a solution lor 'It- problem in
the United States. Hut it i* becunting more
nnd more clear that society Inti nn imi»ortnnt stake in seeing Hint tpiaiilietl young.
IM'tiple receive, the educali-iit they ncisl to |
serve most effectIvelv.
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Garden
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Girl Scouts Will
Resume Activities
A hlatory-making School of
With the advent cf September j their weekly meetings In the near
I Landtrape Design will be taught
and the beginning of a new school future. There a r t vacancies in m
' few of the troop* and parents who
[September 13-17 at the L'niveratty
term comes the reiumptlon of an 1have children interested In be*
■of Georgia In Athens, the city
active Girl Scout program. During coming a Brownie or Girl Scout
where Ametira * first garden club
the summer months transfer, ; should call the troop o.ganlser,
was organized.
move*, and in some ca*et health Mr*. VY. H. Meriwether, at PA
Mrs. A. W. Epps. Sr. chairmin
and personal reasons con tnr or 12 0303
of the Civic Beautification Com
ganization a number of workers.
Attractive arrangement* of pine liam Shook.
Adult* who are In'.erf »ted In
mittee of Sanford Garden Ciub
At the um e time, however, new volunteeting their services and
b#tuh». greenery. mock azalea*
and
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club
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new volunteers have been acquir time In lome phase o' the Girl
and other flower* of vaiying pink
member* from 18 states and the
ed a* replacements.
•hade* provided the ha.-kdtop for w j » a long table draped with a District of Columbi* ate register
Scout piogram erz requested to
It it anticipated that all of the eorttac' Mr*. Randa'l Chase, Seal*
the formal tea held in the Sanford *»hlte liren tablecloth. A large ed fur the course, which sill
Sanford troop* will commence I nol* neighborhood rhalimman.
Civic Center yesterday afternoon bouquet of pink »wectheart ro*e» serve a» a model for Lie zest of
The tea wa* attend*! by mem ctntried the table flanked by toft thr nation, according to Mr*.
ber* of the Officer*' Wive* Club tdnk tapera burring In »l!ver can- Brook* Fleming of F*irmont. W.
and their gue»t*. Iloitei*-* for iliciicldcr*.
\a .. South Atlantic Region direrthe ncca»ion were the wive* of
Durlni- the afternoon different ( to.- of the National Couneil of
VAH-11. Mr*. William H fd:lek number* of the Officer a’ Wlvei State Garden Club*. The even*, al
FRIDAY
WEDNESDAY
wai chairman for the affair a.id Ciub p >jred from the »llvcr tea so will be the 26th annual GarPrayer
meeting at tha Ytrat
The
married
young
people
of
wo* re-poniiblc for the much-ad- and coffee service* placed at each j den School for Georgia garden
the Fiitt Baptist Church will meet Baptist Church for all member*
Iturcd decoration*, aitiited by her end of the table. Refreshment* of cluh member*.
for recreation at 7:00 p. m.
co-chairman, Mr* in n e r Mcrri- petite four*, mint*, nut* and dain The national organisation, at it*
at 7:30 p. m.
icy.
ty tandwiche* were served.
Seattle meeting last May, dicidrd
Tit# Pinecrrst lUptiit Church
The Commission 01* member*
In the receiving line, greeting
Soft .train* of mulic from the to strengthen its landscape deiifn
Brotherhood will meet at 7.30 p. ship and cvange'itm of the rira t
Cut*ti at the door, were Mr*. Car- harp played by Mr*. Gordon Rob- program by instituting four court- 8KK.N AT THE OWC formal tea yesterday—Mr*,
m.
Methodist Chureh will meet In Me»ar Fernando, Mr*. Lionel Ar ertion blended into the back e* of training to develop critics right are Mrs. Jack Morrison. Mrs. David Cunning urut Mr*. William Mosey
SATURDAY
Kinley Hail at 7:30 p. m.
thur, Mr*. Janie* Ramage, Mr*. ground. Approximately 120 attend In that field. The courts being
Donald Brubaker, and Mr* Wil ed.
offered at the University it the
There will be a Pinrcrejl Bap The Senior High Choir of the
basic one to be followed by tr.rir
tist Church Training Union Social First Pretbylrrim Church will
other* of more advanced nature
! at 7:30 p. m.
meet for supper at 6:00 P. it , and
Garden Cluh members have pre
will met for rehearsal at 6:30 P.
SUNDAY
pared for the s c h o o l by several
CIRCLE SIX
houtegueit, wa* Introduced
M.
month* of itudy. Thr region has
Mr*. J. H. Stephan, chairman,
The Plnecic*t Itapti.t Church
Circle Si*. Mi** Yer*a Wood
The Senior High Fellowship of
lil.OOo dull member*. In*tr jetton cock, chairman, met in Itv.* home presided. Mrs Albert Jarrell gave
youth choir will meet for practice the Fir*t Presbyterian Church
i* under the direction of Hubert of Mrs. L. C Leonard.* M .ids) thr devotional u«ing "Iwaeons
I at 3:30 p. m.
will met far recreation at 7:30
B. Owen*, chairman <>f the Divi at 3 p m. Refreshments were from Caleb King" and sentence
Ruihing wa* the topic of dis- | Chaplain Fuller will h« the P. M.
By GAY PAl'LEY
the other* on the blocks,
sion of Landscape Architecture at *erved to the member* attrnuing prayer.
THURSDAY
UN Women'a Editor
"It show* in color »ch»m*i, in tile University. The court* w ill
After the bu*ine*e session Mr*.) ruxlon when thr Gamma Omega speaker at the * p. m. service of
NEW YORK (UPI)-We w,-mrn the monotony of the all-grey or include 12 lecture*, followed by a preceding the meeting.
Mis*!""'
taught the first * hiaptci- of ESA held it* Scptem- the First Baptist Church. The Ca
The
Men'i
Ciub of the Flral
Mectirg wa* conducted by
behave like a bunch of Mri. ill-bcige or other muddy ccier written examination.
rol Choir will sing several num Methodist Church will meet for
Woodcock.
Mr*.
Pauline
Howard
Milquetoast* In our h»me decorat plant.
gave the devotional. Mr*, w A The meeting «•* closed with the evening at the home of Mrs. Jack ber* and will he awarded their supper at 7 p. m. in McKinley
ing, ray* Mr*. Beverly Reitz.
"My advice to the home-maker
1certificate* of promotion and Hall.
ISchirard In L-*ch Arbor.
Hunter stated that the visitation friendship circle.
"Timid tout*," raid Mr* Relti, alway* I*, don't be timid, but do Wilson Alexander
committee
on
Evangelism
would
Plant were discussed and made theti choir pin*.
a decorator for 20 year*. “And he careful. Select acrci*orie* and
meet
at
McKinley
Hall
at
*
10
Pinecrcst Baptist Youth Fellow
the chapter'* October ru»hcopy cat*.*' »he added, i.i detcrib- furniture with thought; they wilt Is Guest Speaker
p. m. for dinner, and go out in
£ Tito group decided to hold a ship meets al 4 Si p. m.
be around for a long time.”
Ing mo»t of u* do-it-yourselfer*.
Seminole County Council of the pair* for v^ait*. Circle Six will
If yutr’ie uniure cf yourself In P. T. A. "Ill hold the first meet
MONDAY
"Timidity »how» in the way a
r u m m a g e -ala on Saturday, Sept.
serve the dinner.
woman follow*
wactly
what decorating. Mr*. Reitz offered one ing of the year at Southiide
The
Winsome
Sunday School
;2n..
A
social
Is
scheduled
Tue*
Mr*. Hunter read an article to
everyone I* doing, in being afraid cure: Knowledge. "Study book* on School Wednesday, September 17. the clan from "Thr Methodist
Cias*
of
the
Plnrercil
Baptist
day.
Sopt.
16
al
7:10
p.
m
Mr*.
fn have a home different from all the subject*, rtad newspaper* and at 9:30 a. m
Gamma Lambda Chapter of | John Plrkry will act as hostr** Church will meet at the home of
magazine*; developing latte In
Mrs. W. S. Higginbotham. Juve Women" on the work of the
Mr*. John Kader, 130 East Wood
j Beta Sigma Phi held it* first at her home in Lake Mary.
UCtoratlnt; I* like tier doping it in nile piotectiorv chairman of the Methodist Draconeetct.
my suit looks
land Drive at 8 p. m. All class
CIRCLE SEVEN
meeting of the year at the home
dre»». The more you know, the County Council, i* In charge cf
'Die busies* then icivcd refresh members are urged to attend.
surer you become."
the program which will begin at
Circle Sevan met at the home ■°f
B*:Ph Cowan Jr.
again. •. Thanks t»
Election of officer* for the com
Plannrd Dee°r
'Ir* Clyde Robertson and Mr*. ment* to Mr*, i. K. Edridge III, ing year wtl| be held. Mr*. Frank
10 . m. preceding thr business of Mrs. N. R Whitney.
Mr*. Reitz, a native of Oak meeting Judge WII»on Alexander,
Mrs. Luther Do... rhairmen.! t»*ck Nflwm pre*ented the pro Mr*. John Dickey. Mr*. David Van
Ridge, Mo, and wife of a New guest speaker, will discuss meth called the meeting to order after 1r r i m on "Beauty of the Body", Ne*», Mrs. W R. Jennings, Miaa Dunn will be eo-hoiica*.
York hanks r. it one of the design- od* the P. T. A. can help In the which Mr*. H. B. McCall gave the ; The program, for the year will Loi* llannrau. Milt Barbara
All ipomori of the young peo
era repre-ented at the 9th annual Juvenile protection program. All devotional, in the ab*cnee of Mi* j he on Iwauly in alt its pha*v*. in Flynt and Mi»* Sylvia I'rler.
ple'* choirs of the First Baptist
National Home Furnishings Show interested persons are Invited to Ross Adam*, entitled "Joy and eluding gu»*ts speakers tn the line
Church will meet with Mr*. Guy
FRIDAY
which opened at the Coliseum to attend.
Gladness". Mrs. C. II. Winn, study of jewelry. Interior decorating,
Blrhop, choir director, at 7:30 p
day.
and
fashion.
All parents and children of WiiMrs. Ira Southward, president chairman, presented a study of
Plan* were matte for rushing
m.
She planned the decor fo.- the of the Council, urge* all mem Isaiah.
•on School In Paoia are invited
|e a covered diih *uper at 7 30 living, dining and foyer area* of ber* and *tudy group chairmen
Following the buainr** meeting tn October The "rush party" will
There will he tn Association
p. m. The (upper will he held In a model, five-room house built of the local P. T. A. to be preient refreshment* war* aerved by Mr*. be held at the Gordon Frederick
. Inins Union annual buitness
the lunchroom in back of the and furnlthed hy Fattman Chem for lire meeting.
Camp.
Final
plan*
will
le
made
Clai-de Herndon.
meeting at the Stetson Church,
• chord. General plan* will he made ical Product*, makers of synthetic
at the next meeting.
CIRCLE EIGHT
for the P. T. A.’* new year.
Social calendar for the year In
fabric*.
Deland, for atl Training Union
Fellowship Meets
Circle Eight met with Mr*. R cludes plan* for a luncheon and
She emitted the color scheme
members
of tho First Baptist
MONDAT
Cirrle Three of the Chrbtlan L'. Hutchison Monday afternoon
later a dinner at the Ml. Plymouth
around green and gold. "I’m a
Church at 4 p. m.
The Dependable Clan will hold great believer In gold for cur Women'* Fellowship of the First
Refreshment* were *erved prior Hotel
a covered di*h *upprr at McKin tains.'' said the decorator in an Christian Church met Monday to the business meeting. Mi**
YUESPAT
Membership thi* year will be
ley Hall, 6:30 p. m. Member* call Interview-. "They give any home with Mrs. J L. Horton, secretary, forreni Garrett, Mr*. Hutchiion'i limited to II Officer* are: Mm .
Tne Sanford Unity Class meat*
preiiding.
FA 2-32*4 for menu. Officer* for a feeling of sunshine ."
Ralph Cowan, Jr., preilden': Mr*.
•
each Tuesday night at > p. m
Mrs Perry L Store gave the
new year will be ln»talled at this
Glenn McCall, vice prerilent;
"1 think a houte thouid reflect
Wesleyan
Service
devotional
teiton.
During
the
In
the Perkins Woodruff Building.
time.
Mr* Alfrad Green, recording •Te
what the family is, and also what
The Rev. Jp-ephlr.e Muckia I*
hu*ine*s meeting, plans were Guild ifas Meeting
rnary:
Mr*.
Robert
Cuxhln?.
for
it
hopes
to
become,"
»he
contin
The Henry Sheiton Sanford Me
made to investigate the possibility
rorMluellng a »tudv course in
The Wesleyan Service Guild held responding iccretary. ard Mr*.
morial Library and Mu*eum cor ued. "It should give an Indication of raring for one child in the
Christian
Healing. The public ts
Gordon
Frederick,
treasurer.
it* firit meeting of the fall Mon
dially welcome* visitor* from 9 a. of the family's Intellectual and ar Children's Pome in Atlanta.
welcome.
day
evening,
when
Mr*
Walter
I.
m. until noon. Mr*. J. B. Wray li tistic nature; if a family loves
The !e»*on study wa* given by
The f idelia Class of tha First
good mimic. Include a hi-fi >et. .. Mr*. V. II. Grantham on the work Carter entertained with a covered
preient librarian.
Hapli»t Church will meet at th*
love* art, start with at leait one tn Meaico and Mr*. Stone alio 1di*h supper at her home on
At * p. m. there will he * met good picture.
h-mir -f Mr* W. A Krat/ert, 2400
explained about the work of her j Grandview- Avenue.
ing «f the Seminole Neighborhe* !
Park Avenue at 6 p. tn.
Discount* Money
Mr
and
Mr*
Chore*
E
1
••
The devotional "( hmt * Me*•on end daughter-in-law, Mr. and
of Girl Scout* at the Epitcopal
"And I don't think money hat
The Pioneer Fellowship of the
ParUh Houie. All le*der», iui*t- much to do with a tasteful home; Mr*. Paul Stone, whn are minion-1 rage for Today" w-ar given by Gel’e of Orlando nnnourre the
birth of a (tsughter. Jane t^e,
Mr*. M. P. Smith.
First Pre*byterian Church will
anta, *»ertlce team member*, I've seen wonderful result* on a arie* in that country.
m»et for *upper and recreation in
It wa* learned that three mem- j Mr*. Fred Smith, president, eon- I Auguat M at t ,orld.* Sanitarium
troop comultanti and registered irhooltearhrr's ratary. To me, it
the Youth Rullding from 8.00 P.
ber« of the circle are ill. Mr*. ducted the buiine** *e-»lon when 1The t-ahy weighed a > pound*.
volunteer* aie urged to attend.
it bad u r ic for a houte to thout A P. Bandy I* in the hospital;
of the committer were
Mr*. LeG.tte will be remember
M. through l;00 P. M.
The Women of the Fir»t Pr<»- how expensive the furnithingt Mrs. F!ffir Durden and Mri. Let report*
tven Mrs. Nancy Bto k announrCaroline t*e». daughter nf
Tha Cub Park sponsored by lb#
hyterian Church will met for in air: neither should it display all ter Tharpe are sick
ed a itudy course to he held one Mr. and Mrs. A W, l.ee of San
First Pre*byierian Chureh will
tensive Bible itudy and prayer in the work that went into makirg
ford
evening each week in October.
meet at 7.00 P. M.
the rhilathea Claitroom at 2:30 it what It It.
Thr text used will bo "Understand
p. m., followed hy a butinct* and
"I'm against a room looking too DAK Chapter Meets
Ing
Other
Culture*
."
Plan*
were
bailla llamton Chaptrr, Daugh
i.npiralional meeting «t 3.00 P. M worked on. too matched, to co
Covered Dish Supper
ter* of the American Revolution, made for a Seminar on Sunday af
Juniors Given Party
ordinated."
Rnvat Areh v|**na* Widows Club I'tllmi, the crfAs#-r6.'htinf:
The Boy Scout* of the Fir*t
ternworv
at
the
Fir*i
Methodist
Be Mr*. Cl a renew Snyder
'•k id to list the mn*t common will meet Wfdnftdav. September
Preihyteriin Church will meet *t '•uni'' committed hy the amateur J*. with Mrs. T. E Roumillat. 9in Church, when the Guild will b» | held a covered dish lupper at the nun-woven interlining nnftJuniors of tho 0*teen Baptist
first meeting of the year. He*
7:30 T. M.
hone**
to
all
Guild*
in
the
Orlan
iv but firmly Interfnren n Church who attended the recent
decorator, Mri. Reitz had the an Palmetto Avenue, in nb»ervan:c
tes*e* for the event were Mr»
do district.
of Constitution Day.
••vert ready immediately:
iiiijfht
red wool jersey all- Study Court* were given a party
THVR3DAT
An Interoitlng pr«zram was Aaron Woolen and Mr*. George wenthor raincont by HnrMrs. Robert Jennings will ipe«V
recently at the homo of Rev. and
"Copying th» neighbor*.
Carver.
Seminole ReOeeca Lodge No t3
"Striving for decorating effect en "The Constitution of the United given by Mrs. O. K. Goff, anitt
Mr* Jote Cardota.
ria
with
«
stitched
cardiirMrs.
Jam**
R!*rkman.
pr**l
will meet for the first regular over comfort If a house Is rot State* '' After the program the ed hy Mr*. Grady Duncan and
Th«*e attending war* tha teachdert.
presided
over
the
buiine**
hn
necklino
and
neat
alh'li
meeting of the fill at IOOF Hall comfortable, all '* lost.
chapter will board the Roumiltlt Mrs Robert Rillhimfr. who gave
•r. Mr*. Robert IlirL John P«t*f>pockcia. An all-weather *on, John Tatum. Donna and
at • p. m. Noble Grand Eileen
"Not trying for floor Inter Yacht for a cruise up the St. John* an account of the Fifth A.iemhty mealing.
Hotels** for the next meeting coat ia n good
foe Maxine Stall, Carolyn and Paul
Rector will preside.
of the Women'* Society of Chris
est. I'm against wall-to-wall car River.
In h* h*ld October 11. 6:30 p.m ) every jrnl. Many mat* will
tian
Service
held
in
Si
t/>ul*
In
pet
through
the
hnu*e;
look*
S»rmon*. Diane Jon**. IJnda Ty
The first meeting of the sear
at the Masonic Hall Dining Room. '
ler. Debbie Tatum ard Corkey
Traffic accident* h u e killed the ipring. It wa* pointrd out that will be Mr* Frank L Miller and double for evPiii'Hf wrap*
of the Fnterpriie P. T. A. will be •luffed
"And failing to make the be*t t »1-c »t many American* a* have the Aiembly was attend*-! by ten
Stowell.
too.
held at 7:30 p. m. In the school
utc of arrrttorlcs. Even if the fallen in ill the war battle* this thousand women, sixteen hundred Mra. P. T. Piety.
library.
genera! tchemc
conforms to country ever fought As of Jan. of whom were Guild member*.
other*. at least here there It room I. Itii*. there had been 1.226,409 The keynote of sperehr- end dis• III OUT OUT
An eaiy way to cook vegetables for individuality — in an t)nu«ual tiaffic fatalities and 604.733 kill eusslona was: "The world has be
• (010R1 IRICHTia THIN IVII
at harbeques Is In aluminum foil. tray, in llnene. even in the differ ed on the battlefield.
come truly one."
• WRINKU RESISTANT
Place individual lenlng* of can ent c!e»ign of tomethlng proulc a*
ned or frozen vegetable* on an alarm clock."
• SOfT-AS-NtW m i
squares of foil. Slice* of zucchini,
«<A
tomato or onion ring* also may i Welcome Wagon
New Ranilr.ne Dry Clean*
he u»#d. Add butter, salt and
ine featuring Soft«8et*
desired seasoning, seal the foil Luncheon Held
fini.h brings you tho beat
with a double fold, and place the
in dry cleaning—superior
A Welcome Wagon luncheon wa*
apot
removal, am*sirs new
packet* on top of the grill or In held recently In the new escktail
eolor brightness, PLUS thg
tha eeals. Cook about lu minutes lounge of the Mar-Lou R*<taurlike-new feel Imparted by
art
the mlract* new process
Honeydew melon* are ripened
Ruth Gallagher, Welcome Wa
which cleans am/ rslealur.
off the vine. If the color li green 1pnn hovtevs, ha* }u*t returnrd
ilea at the asm* time.,
ish, let the melon ripen until a from a trip to Japan and enter
Tiy it now!
creamy yellow hue appear*.
talned the members present with
tales of that country.
One of the few soapstone qu*rPlan* were made for the regu
fie* ever worked by New Eng lar busln*** meeting to be held
land's Indian tribes is located In at Mrs. Gallagher's home on Sep
John*ton, R. I,
temper 21 at 10 a. m.
&
•»
Officers’ Wives Club
Stages Successful Tea
Church Calendar
Women Are Timid
Home Decorators
Methodist Circles
Gamma Omega
Will Rush.
In October
Gamma Lambda
IMAGINE-
Chapter Meets
NiW
Jjojcat
fcvsurdtA
"M Y SANITONE
DRY CLEANER "
New Arrivals
FREE
.B o a * .M otor .T raile r
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Laundry t ’o.
THE TURF and PADDOCK CLUB
Nosr Open Under Managemenl of Thou. (M*e) Mclnnls
Sunday Dinner*
1 p.m. (0 6 p.m.
Cocktail Lounge
Open Sunday*
1 p m. Til
Family Parti**
Welcomed
5 p.m. to
p.m.
D a ily
Cocktail flour
S p.m. to 7 p.m.
Dine On Our Beautiful Patio
Specializing In All Fine Foods
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Pays
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financial
"spare”
tool
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a•
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Laundry Co.
14 ft. Sport-Craft boat with 18 H. I*. John eon molor. remule control* and Murray
tnailer with directional lights.
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Friday Dec.
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12th 1958 —
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i*6f6 9—Frf. 8«pt. 12. 1932
Ted, Richie Make Title Bids
I
.f
I *
»•**
.
.
By FBED DOWN
|hi* career, moved Into a virtual PhlllU. rallied to b«at the Lot i it wai a tad day for the Rrd
Halted Preao lateraalioaal
tie with teammate Pete Runnel. Anielea Dodger., 4-3.
Soa. a ho fell m fame* behind the
Ted Wltllama and Richie Ash- for the American League lead
Bob tenr hit hit Mrd homer o f , white So* and lost virtually all
born are making late bid* to wrin Thursday while Aahburn, trying for the season aa the Kaniaa City chance of flnlahing . ‘cond in the
the major league batting tiller and I hl« aerond title, cut front-runner1Athletici heat the Baltimore I A L. race.
flee Rotten and Philadelphia fan. Stan Muilal'i National League j Orlolet, 7-1, and rookie J o h n
Pinch Magic Win*
•omrtMng to cheer about In other- lead to .003 points Thunday night Rnmnno.ky'. fine relief work
Pinch • hitter Dave Phliley
wl*r drab eeaaona.
Willlamt went 2-fnr 4 in a 4 • I [earned the Washington Senator* a tingled home the winning run foi
6 triumph over the Detroit the Phllller, who itruek for three
William*, seeking hla second, lot. to the Chirac’ White Soa
ttraliht crown and the ilxth of I while Alhburn went I-for-4 aa the Tiger* in the only other major nina In the eighth winning after
leatur activity.
Johnny Podre* appeared en route
Ilufinera-lp Created
William., with three hit. in ,0 hl’ ,<tb w,n ,or ,b* Dod« ' r'
.even trie, since he returnd to
,h,f* ’ ™n homer wa.
the llnrup. Increased hi. average I!’**'. bi* b,ow of »
fun eighth
to .3IM He If right behind Run inning rally that enabled Kama.
nel.’ .3200 figure but la being City*. Ned Carver to post hi. I2lh
prened by Cerv, who h i. in victory. The Athletica, who dealt
Baltimore'. Rilly O'Dell hit tlth
It) Jerry Catinglon
good bets to start at the tacklea. creased hi. average to 31*4
lots, moved to within a gam. and
A.hburn’.
two
hit.
lifted
hi.
The Sanfoid Semt.vol*. arr hard It It a little early to tell about
a half of fourth . plare Detroit al
average
to
.313
compared
to
•1 work in an effort to he art Neely, but Carter ahnuld be ready
Mu.ial'e league • leading 334 though they still are In aeventh
for the opening contest neit Fri for the tut.
mark. The Philadelphia <pe-dster place.
day night agalnil the l.yman
Dave Stanley is coming along alio ii being prri-ed from nrhind
Romono.ky limited the Tiger.
Greyhound, of l»ngwood.
___
fa at __
at _____
guard. ___
Kelly ___
Lake I*
ilh Milwaukee'. Hank A a r o n to two hit. for 6 1-3 inning, be
Head roach Jim PigMt should [strong contestant, to pair with hatting .33,3 and 8«n Franci*co’« j fore running Into a three • run
have hi. charge, in good working Stanley. The center spot D .till Willie Maya .till in fie rare ninth • inning .quail that brought
•rdrr by then and It .hould be an -the Mg 'question mark. Duke at 32*
on Truman Clevenger to eloie out
Melting contest. Coarhr. Rill I Sehirard look, like the best bet
Dc.pile William.' peromal g.ln, I the game for Washington.
Proctor and Muck Melt, have come here, but I. out of practice *t | -• Ion* way with their young p,r ,etii with a virus If Srhliard 1
aquad from Lyman and will tie j, ,m| ailing, it will be up to j
ready to give Sanfoid a run for Tommy llulner or James Markita money.
ham. Bdh lad. are working hard,
Metta, former Seminole star and but „re still a little away from
later a standout at Florida State
ready.
University, aald -our -quad i . , p,,. offeniWe tiackfleld h a . 1
young and Ineiperlenced hut they .everal spot, that are not let.
fly CLIFF SESSIONS
|who played at Oklahoma and
•re In thape and will do their be.t Harold Stone ha. been the big
I'niled Pre.s tate.nii;. nil
[coached at N.C. State and f r i l l
4. bold the Seminole..” The Ore*- ,-tn thu. far in practice and I.
hound, have only a few lettrrmen a .olid bet to start at the full STARKVILLE, Ml... (IJPI) — Tech, has .ten a lot of them.
Top* a• Soph
on the .quad, but .everal young back. Cecil Dandridge will prob Mississippi Stale r o o t e r , arr!
sophomore in 193d,
lad. have looked very imprri.lve ably get the nod at quarterback, looking to Billy Slacy *o provide j a . a
•nd should be able to supply plen but Johnny Allred ha. been pu.h- Saturday afternoon thrill, thi. stacy. 1*3 pounder from Winona.
ty of aurprl.e. for the Seminole*. Ing him all Hit way and will fall,
Mi.«, ranked eighth in the nation
Rary. two-time all Southeast in total offense, gaining 613 yard,
Prom any Angle. it .hould be a pro, „ bly
Ho,h
fine ball game
boy. arr doing a fine Job and ern Conference qua-terback and ru.hinr and 164 passing for a to
The Seminole* .pent a week of •hould provide a lot to talk about the RKC'a most widely-touted tal of 1.077 yards. I.ast seaton, a
choice for national honor., I. the marked man. hi* total offen.e bag
hard contact work and the start- after the game
Ing .quad i. nearer to being rea At halfback, are several lad. big reason who State i. figured was only 37* yards, hut Walker
dy. The club got a big boost the who could turn into raceptlonal lo finish high In the ronferrnrr *av« "he was superb defensively
fleet of the wrek when a goo- ball carriers. Unvel Rimer hai po.iihly on top.
and "hain'l reached his offensive
pound lad entered Seminole High. been running hard and will prob Coach Wade Walker Is really potential yet."
Big Rom Neely, a tran.fcr .ind ably lew up one of the .pots. Ver •old on Stacy. He .ays the 22
Stacy it one of 2t returning letent from Key Well, arrived the non Kirk, a limited service player year-old senior, who hopes to play termen preparing for the Sept. 27
flr.t of
the | weeki and
ha. ( | been
pro football neat year, “has more opener with Florida and a season
last
season, look,
a ■
J f| !
|_ U
K
lUDR 4 like
i l * r nhe
r irould
uuhi
natural
ability than any quarter- that rould net Mississippi Stale
be the "deeper" In the hackfield.
• strong tad and should be a big He has good speed and handle* bark I've ever seen.'* Walker, its first conference title In 17
help at one of the tarkle spots.
yean. The Maroons tied for third
hlm.rlf well when runnlnr the
Another newcomer to the school ball.
in the 1937 conference ra<e with
Baa been impressive, too. John
an over-all 6-2-2 record. The lo.sRay
l.undquitt
is
another
lad
Lovelace ha. been doing a good
e* were lo Gator Rowl champion
Job In pre season drill, and prob who ha. rome a long way arid
Tennessee and unbeaten Auburn.
United
PrCti
International
could
prove
to
tie
a
tough
ruitoably will tee action, mainly, In the
The tie was with Sugar Howl
National
league
mer. He D a good runner a. well
defensive backfleld.
champ Mississippi.
Player
A
Flak
G.
AB
R.
H.
I’rt.
a.
being
a
very
talented
left
han
Tie forward wall I. taking
III. mate. In what could well
Mu.lal,
SI.
L.
12*
444
62
160
.336
ded
patser.
ahape now, with only a week re
lie the South'a top bacUi.lt in
Athburn.
Phil.
137
332
*6
1*3
.333
With one more week of practice
maining before the curtain lifter.
clude rrltmlng .tarter* Gil PeterVeteran end* Allan Rwaim and remaining many change, could be Aaron, Mllw. 139 333 96 III 3*3 •on (1671, who played high .chool
131 f>39 101 177 32*
Jerry Jones look tough and should made. Rut this .hould give fan. Maya. S. F.
123 30.1 67 137 .312 hall with Stacy at Winona, and
be ready for action Friday night. an idea alioul the starters Friday Kuenn. Del.
American
League
Rubber Trammell (169). Roth avDon Carter and Neely look Ilk* right.
Runnel,. Roa. 133 303 RA 161 320! ” •«"* f,ve,
' tn y
William., Iloa. 113 366 71 117 119 |
J , ' n 1" r ?
'(190)
and
senior
Jack
Ratte
(1**)
Cerv, K. C.
126 461 Bl 147 .311
rower, Cleve. Ill 334 90 16* .313 are battling for the fullback post
Kuenn. Del kl23 303 63 137 .112 vacated hy Molly liall-ert, State's
leading runner last year.
that first one in 1931.
By OSCAR FRALEY
Ifeme Ran*
O.teomyelltla Victim
United Pr’ aa International
Heavyweight IJne
National League— Rank., Cub.
NF.W YORK (UPI)-An optimis That wa. the .erir. In which, 13; Thomas, Pirate. 33; Mathew.,
Dp front. Jack Renton, (200),
tic Mickey Mantle icrved notice running irro.a the Yankee out Itravr. 10; Aaron, Rrave. 26; IfCOnd team all SEC la.t year,
en the Milwaukee Braves today field after a fly ball, he .lepped Maya, Giant. 2*; Robin.on. Red and J. K l/>gan, <2071, who has
that neither they nor Lew Bur In a drain opening and Hmpprd leg. 26
three .easons of varsity action
a. If ahot.
dette ran do It again.
Amerlran league—Mantle. Van | aid three more of .ervice bail.
'Something
just
gave
way,'
Mantel wa. looking ahead lo
krr> 40; Slevers, Senators 36, Col - j alive the Maroon, a hard to beat
the World Serie.. And he wanted say. the hull • necked blond from avitn. Indian. 34; Jrn.en, Rrd Soa guard duo lAlterman Ken Irby.
the Rrave* tn understand that a Oklahoma, a long • time victim 34. Cerv. Athletics 33.
(213). and Rob Sisk (213) will
fll New York Yankee team had of osteomyelitis. *'l lay there in
handle one larkte and Rnlrby Trtb
Unas ll.tled In
a
cold
sweat
and
thought
my
ra
no anticipation of an) aurh .henNational league— Ranks. Cub. bl* 1219) an nreoainnal starter
oanigan* a. the Brave.' .even- Peer was endrd Just as it was 119; Thoma., Piratea 106; II. An- last fall, the other.
starting."
game triumph last fall.
I’robi blr s t a r t i n g ends are
deraon, Phlllle. 91; C e p e da.
Mantle haa been hampered by
"Rurdrllc couldn't win three
('ballet Wrathrrly (M4l and twoGiants 16; Maya, Giants II.
had
leg.
throughout
hi.
rarrer,
game, again.'* he .aid flatly.
Amerlran league— Jensen. Itrd year lelierman P. I,. Blake (31*)
"Pilcher* just don't do that, par and they always teem tn act up So* 113; Slevers, Senator. 102. Junior Jim Poteete 1219) will
ticularly twice In a row, and I the worse at World Series time Colavltfl. Indian. 9a. Cerv. Athlet probably he at renter, giving
"La.t year." he recalled with a ic. 93; Retra. Yankees *7. Man State a line averaging 711 pounds.
don't rare It It wa. a Walter
trace of hltterne.., "It w*. t»mr
John.on or who it w it.”
Auburn and Mississippi are
tie. Yankees a7
Fit and "feeling better than I thing they called thin splint.
rated the favorite* In head the
Pitching
•ver have at thli time of the Frankly, I don't know what It National league— Raydon. Pi SKC this fall. They don't meet.
year," Mantle temper* hi* opti was Rut it aure did hurt. Then, ratea * 4, Spahn, Rravea 19 10; Hut State plays both and thus
mism with a certain amount of Jti a t a. that started to rome Willey, Rrave. t* 3; Hobbles, Cuba rould be the key to the eham
caution. Alway s In the forefront of around, Red Vhoendienst fell on 10*; Turkey, lledlega 1*10; Bur ptonship.
hi* mind I* the strange aerie, of my arm in that play- at second rirttr, Itravr. 1*10.
Sept. 27—Florida at Galneaaccidents or Injuries which al base. After that I couldn't hardly Amerlran league—Turley, Yan vllle; Ort. 4—Tennea.ee at Mem
most always seem to strike him ril.e my arm tn throw."
krea 20 6; Hyde, Senator. 10-3; phi. State here: Oct. lit — ArAnother hi* Yankee gun, Moo.r McLi.h, Lsdian. 147, Fold, Yan kamai State here; Oct. 26—\laduring the clastic — right from
Skuwron. was crippled up during kees 14-7; Delock, Red Soa 12-7.
bam* here; Nov. I—Kentucky a*
that 1937 aeries In whirh nuidette
l-ealngton; Nov. 6—Auburn at
hurled three triumphs to lead Mil
Auburn; Nov. 13—I»ui.lana Stale
waukee to It. flr.t world cham
at larkson, MU*.; Nov. 29-Mls
pionship.
ai.sippl at Oxford. Ml*t.
Pretty llope|ul
"I thought we were the best
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL
team,” says the usually laconic
I'nllrd Pres* International
American League
DETROIT tU P tl-A n operation
Mantle. "If we had been fit, we's! Washington
tot 2on 201— 7 14 1 jn remove a calcium drpo.lt
002 ooo 013— • 9 3 j fom
elbow ol the pitching
W. L. Pel. (ill hart proved It, too. So, feeling Detroit
Ju.t wooderful now. I'm pretty
New Yoi k
*3 63 .17
1'a.cuat, Romono.ky (3). ' ' r ' ' ' arm n( |(rrm Wehmrler of the
Chicago
74 6) u : lox Impefui coming up lo the »erie»." rnger <9i and Courtney. Moford. i Dt(rott Tigers ha* hero dr.crihrd
Mantle, aiding with Willie May. Clcotle <31. Suscr i l l and Wilson >§ ( .uccett. Wehmdrr. who wa*
Ro.ton
70 6* 107 II
Detroit
*7 71 .4*6 17 of the San Francisco Giant, a. Winner - Romonoaky (2 4) Lo**f operated on Monday, will not play
67 72 4*2 I7'i they announced plan, for a post —Cicotta (3-4).
Cleveland
again this season.
000 OtiO 610- 1 0* 0
_____________
Baltimore
66 72 .47* 11 season American National l^agur Rostonn
000 OtO O O v - 4 9 0SI(;NS W|THWARRIORS
Kan.a. City
66 73 .43 l*'i Alt Star fame at Yankr* Stadium Chicago
Waihinglun
fto 79 .1)2 24'a on Oct. 12—a Joint promotional
Drlock. Cornicle. (8). Klcly l7).[ ntn.ADKI.PHIA tUPI) — Neil
venture for the M hall playera llyrrly <») aod White. Donovan. | Johnalen. 2* • year • old former
Thursday‘a Results
Involved—returned always lo the t^rwn (II and Lvollar. Winner— storing champion of the National
Chicago 4 Boston I
•erlra.
Donovan (13-13). Loser — Dclock R,,keth,|! A>*n . ha. signed for
Washington 7 Detroit 6
"Jackie Jensen, Roy Sievrr. and 41* 7».
Manias City 7 Baltimore 1
his eighth atraight season with
Rob Turley look like the beat Baltimore
001000 OOO— I 4 I j|,fPhiladelphia Warrior*.
(Only game, scheduled.)
honors In the American League," Kansas City 000 110 0 5 a - 79 l | -------------------------- Saturday'* Games
O'Dell, Kuverink il) and Trian
bets for most valuable player
Boston at Cleveland
he analysed, "Rut |'d just as loon dot. Carver (12 10) and Chill. Lot
F s * York at riib .( e
ire Turley be the most valuable sr-O'Dell (14 11). IIR-Cerv.
Washington at Kama. City
player In the series.”
Baltimore at Detroit
(Only game, arheduted.)
Nation.I league
National league
Hr ha. Idra. along those lineU . Angeles 000 020 100- 3 * I
W. L. Pel. GR for Mantle, loo.
"I don't have any r.cusea be- Philadelphia 000 100 03a- 4 12 1
Milwaukee
«) 37 .393
Pittsburgh
Podrea, Uhlne (I) and Plgna
77 *4 .346 6's rau.e I've felt good all aeoson.”
Ran Franrlaro
71 69 .307 13 Mlrkey aald ilowly. "I've ,‘ust had tana. Conley, Farrell ll) and
Cincinnati
70 72 .493 14 • fairly had year Rut — a go»d Coker, Hegan (9). Winner — Fartit l/iuli
•erlea would m*V- up for oil of rrll (H 9). Isoier—Podre. MS IS).
6* 70 .493 14
r v t o o r STANIACK aiono
lhal."
Lo. Angeles
63 73 .461 II
(Only game .chrduled.)
Chicago
61 76 .437 19
h. i J.- s. i »»»••• —*(»*
r**
Philadelphia
62 77 .446 20'.
s e t art alar O.r a« r. !.«•*»
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Jharsday’a Re.ulta
t.H.i. w .••••<>- TV* ItaNSACK
Phlla. 4 Lot Angeles 3 (night)
Iv h ). a a
•( •••*«.*r
(Only game trheduled )
Wff.a—<• SMifH) I*
Saturday'a Game*
Ittft wt*. • | . « a
Chicago at Cincinnati
J«o. Angcle. at Piltabur(h
t i t Louis at Milwaukee
3IX KART F I R S T RTRKKT
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Seminoles Getting Ready
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REALTOR
SEPTEMBER »
17-92. Ph. FA . 1^-t
10. Hilt nvmph 7. Marshy
er. Nicely landicaped
nfeucr#
DON liOWr. — L. J. RISNER YTTEN'TION RI s,'.vh.«.4 t.lRi.S
A.lniU*h.n«
i
Mon
t
You can write one big orde- p*r
meadowI’h. FA 2.7382
I ntrart and Repair YY'oA
A.MM-latea
DOWNTOWN — U r : # furni'hrd
12 S|>eak
Thom** B ultigh (Sanford)
week »herr you wnrk a-d earn 1097 Sanford Avr. Eh. KA 2B3B2
* )#th---«
upitaita apartment. 2 llvln;- For tin lieu K it # In Real Estate III N. Park — rh. FA 2 7120
1.9
Itank
voiir I hriatmaa tnone) Wiitr
Dnioilij llavli iSenfotd)
9 Superior
rpomv, dining ror.nt ar<| 3 bed
I t Knar * In:*
leather
YYll.N. E .| 2|| |.,, kha
i ,
Nell G law ion tSanford'
Yr.IrrJty'# I n i n
S E E C U L L E N .V H A R K E Y
IM.l'MBING
rooms. Only $53 mo. FA 2 3071.
15 Heier#as
I.A RG i: I BEDROOM
If ConJrtcsr.Jl
NOW.
Ijlltax Etjol i5anfordt
W. A. Cagls, Jr- Salesman
33. In this
Contracting ft Rrpurs
28. Twofold
23 Ecgluh
place
Barbara Ba«» 1Sanford»
2 B.ih Home
5 room unfurntihed apartment, 110 N. l ark Avc. Ph. EA 2-7191
Krtr Folmatev
i pief.x i
highboy
35. Travel
[
Ylaithx Rllev i I.akr Marv 1
Living room with fireplar*. din Neat a ppearing >oung lady
kit. equipped. Call KA 2*7575
17. I • »• iiaiglpg 29 Ern, ng
R I.. IIAItVEY
4 ilrdroom. 2 H.ith. I’R0. kitchen
' *I Is a good peraonalilv in
38. I>e*#rrt
France#
Philip*
leGnevat
inp room, kitchen, Florida loom
cn.l of
aiv.ild
39. )5lc«
wnrl. willi liN-al 'try.ini/a- 2ot S*-f.ir.l Avr I’hnnr EA 7 2AA.1
SAN I.ANTA nicely futnlihed e.|Uipi>rd. huilt by one of our
and large aerreo porch On 2
Berltia Sutton iSanloidi
mltliaie
19 Ban
nio.t reipectcd bail leu. an exS’* Mi*, rllany
well land*c.vped |nt» with well.
nparlmenti. I'll K. I l ’-h St.
I tries a>* Girl F riday. If you : i—p i a n o sk. b \~T(T
l
e
n
t
Todd
iOvteen)
y.v Fruit
,
client
buy
at
$
16.300
<"•
ai
T~
f. T
y
«hm|e A fruit trer#
i
Ph. FA 2-1282.
Yithur
L
Dahrlngfr
i|iebar>
a
rc
i
n
'c
T
s
I
c
d
in
ntcrliitg
CTymt
low e< $1930 down, with im $1 1,000 Wllh Gooti T erm s
Y/<
% •'ft1
Governor Lnett lAltamonte
Obeet ved
people and waul an itppnr* PIANO r t'M .M i ft REPAIRING
mediate pniifdlon.
♦
Practically nsw- house far sale or
•1
Spun]* l
2.1 Rv-atrmatie
W. I . HARMON
ROSA I.. PA Y T O N
• tiinllv lo n d v a n 'r vrM'rwv'f.
V/
rent. I mile E. of hall park on 3 Itedroom, t BS, kitrkrn equipped,
tiralne##
IIIP.THS
rh
EA
2-122.1
Afier
3
00
pm
Regi.trrrd
Real
Kitate
Broker
nicely
landicaped
and
In
like■
t
j
” r i l r I log L':| c/ti Sanford
Celery Ave. T. It. Mean#.
V/.
Apple .enter
new- condition, f i t . 530, a# low Ph. FA 2-1201—17-P2 at Hiawatha
Baby hov In Mr and Ml*
Herald. People in our of- : . - t i I i^t HIi Al, dURll^F*
u
Hnake
'
5 room npaitment, $5n 1.-92
r
a * *1250 down, balance $73.57
1
Bov Sutton iSanford)
y«i
fire Jvtsiov nl thin nil.
quetllsh
r
r
r.iCTr
r.nft.
i*i a
nrar power plant. 420 We#l
%
monthly.
%
DISCHARGES
<ft
30 Somewhat
i
•
ll«»u*e 'Yirlng—-Kleelrlc Senicr
Firat S f _____________ ______ 10 Acre lilrd faim, paved road
I.adv "anled for 3 to 5 d a n I
ong
qia yikl.n
-'aninr —..*.;2, . weioinn#
YVOOIIRUFF’S
work n « ....u ..u »
, (,
frontage, barn on property, e
34 Murmured
tirorglao# Ylvrra snd hahy
Farm ft- Garden !'*«••»
/'' jy s
id
2 bedroom furnlahed hou*e. Light#
R AND ALL I’l.LCTBIf UO
good buv at *5000.110. reouirea
tinr. Pit FA 2 7158 after 5 p m 1112 Maguolla
nteijeclum
laiv i.Sanforiti
vT.a.i*. M iter ft fa la l.ily Rulbi.
ft water Incl >.«!. *35 »>*. • **•
FA 2-0913
Mf
Cu.
%
at Ire#', '> caah.
35. (tout*
u
it •4 li
Belts Yon llrrhull# iSanfmdi
501 Celery Ave.
FA 2-257T.
Dance in<tnictori. (iir'.i I* to a
3ft
Born
Seminole Really
tmov
Zimmerman
iSanfotdl
Tbit
II
a
gueit
p
a
n
lo
Ihe
Movie
yrs wanted. Will train. Impure
37 Become
11
i?
Rw*e MrBiatnlc ihanfordl
3 Bedroom lion e, 1213 Hal. I'h. \ \ . DIBTRICII8 — REALTOR POTT El) PLANTS. Ph. F.A 2-1*22
land
Drjve-ln
Thretr* for
U9 >, N. Blvd., Dr Land
mature
%%
F.lir.
Mrthvlu—Velma
Cio.waln.
%
Lilian
Hcppi.er
(DeBaiy)
nr
EA
2-0270.
S
A
N
F
O
R
D
Hit.
llt-lmn Andeiioo Lip
FA 2-7913.
k
vr r
M EDAN SCHOOL OE DANCE
39 lllarlc
Adelaide II. Motel — AaiocUlfa.
FLOWER SHOP We telegraph.
YMIllam Angel.>ck r (Sellar v)
date Srpt. 25, ’5*
.-make
I
Thi# i! a i;uc*t p a n to the Motif- 1901 Park Air.
EA 2-1232
Elba Willi# i Lake Marv i
u
/ / / 11
i*
41 >'.*|| net
T K L K IM IO N tf c i k l s
land Drive-In Theatre for Ted
Largo (election of Hlbiacui, full
Naomi Sallerwrlte iSanfotdl
ERIt.lDAIRK
*pplainair<,
tale#
#2
\•■den*
FAR.MKR’S AG EN CY
Burnett. Exp. date Sept. 23.
No
'•fllinir.
Only
lho«u
with
«
vi
TV 4*r
blnont. 11.00 up. Alio beautiful
Carolyn Rayburn tSanford)
41 lltiade* i f a
and irivirc. (S. H. High, Oviedo
,Y V. Farmer, Itealtur
unlimited am liitiun need
Crotoni, 1.00 up
lime Yiv Ian Sirmnni i Sanford i
I rimary
Fla
Phone
FO
3
3313
or
SanLovely furnDh-d 2 bedroom upD. II. Whitmore, ftiaar.
ii
CltAI’EYTI.I.E NURSERY
nppl.v. Call FA 2-7071.
nlo r
ford FA 2 35ft3 after I pm.
SEPTEMBER *
italr# apt. vdultr only. AUo lid S. French Avc. Ph. FA 2 3221
Gtapcville Ave. Ph. FA 2 08$f.
41 Planet
• mail I#t. f jor office. Water After houri FA 2-561* or FA 2 1921
AdmDdom
•1
18—MAl.l: MKI.I* ♦YANTED
Y // 14
IHHY.V
M T7
BI'lLDf^G *AWV*Alk.4
/ /j
futnlahed. It anil new building.
Itaiie Payne (Oviedoi
---- i II—Automobile* A Trailer*
Par i*
P
AIMING
2 Bedroom h!o»k houvr. fuml'hed.
Dance tnilnirtors wanted. Will
Eh. KA 2*29.1 or EA 2-1401.
Janie# Pell (Oiteoni
eulm ay
Mr. Schreib, Nolan Rd., I'ltru# ' ‘51 Plymouth, rood condition. Eh
tra.n Inquire 17$ >i N. Bird.. FIAMYR tanding and f.nlihing
Mary Wllliama tSanfordi
II
Smyrna
2 tedroom I iuie.
KA '1-20:*.
Hcightv, Sanford, Fla.
Dr 1 and
Julia Smith i Sanford I
Cleaning, w a g i n g
Serving
Drive, Dell#
8UKIIYN SCHUOI. OF DANCE
BIRTHS
Seminole County #lnrc IMi.
Loch Arbor. 1 year nld home. 1932 — 3/4 E‘>td Trick. Lour
Baity gp| in Mr and Mu
hrdruom
houie.
furniihed,
II
M
Gleatun,
l.akp
Mary
11400 aqulty, $72 mo. FA 2-51*21.
D—Male
nr
1
m
u
le
forward apecd# ttan#nilt<lnn.
t hotter L Itava iSanfmdi
lu g e living room, kitchen, Flor
and Mi. Lynn Mnairr,
A Stale 'li
, program nf
Carl Andct*i'-'. Kei# 1M. I.akr
*V)o littYVN
Behv aiil to Mr and Ylt* » Mi
ida Room, t arportr and IxunMarkham.
have
hern
in Mirhi;an all *um prairr »»i hri.l m !he rhurgh.
Iplu# cloving ro»t* |
Y
Y
altar
I
in
v
I
iSanfotdl
dry room; large lawn. Near
SAI.KSM \N
E \ 2-5.183 ..r E A 2-5007
mer Mr and Mr# I S Won', Set i 9 at 19 a. m . ami- Sept,
Navy Ha *e and Floral Height#. New 3 bedroom UR huUie modern 1
HIM II YBf.ES
in
33 ft. 2 br.li oom trailer. Mill |>*« i>|> l» 70"V rnmmlsalon
throughout
l>rrnkfo*t
l.ar—
|
195'*
folk, have brrn in Jrffei*.invl!le,
FA 2-5214.
Miidied I'elly iSanfOiUl
nn tales. Date good rtlahlithed .Carpenter work wauled — Boat
$400 for my equity. Joe \Y||.
ranch type window# — tile
Mr* J.-e I. Heailry announced
Geraldine Duke# (Sanfoidl
liuilness ami location. All re repair a tpeelallty. n.,bln»on
N i Mr and Yl. r t lifnfr.l Coch that on Srpl ID a M-.idv Cour##
llama. Frame# Trailer Ct.
Large furn 3 bdrm apt. 1103 \ floor# — rarporte ft utility. The
Ja.te
Nance
(SanfordI
ply
a
rnnf-draiial.
YYril*
ho«
l ake Mary. I'h. IA 2-4I9'
ran, nave Itrrn lo Ylamr
neighhnrs are wonderful. Month
Magnolia, »75 FA 2-3951.
would he held at lor chuirh at
8| t/o Sanfoid Herald
Pearl Bay bon and halw
ly payment approx *5309, lo Seminole I pkoUlrr* A Hod# Shop
7 .In p in. Ylr* Bra-ley will l>*
I
hr
City
Hail
Mem.mat
build
:;_N
IIT
U
ES—I'EBSfYN
\I.S
feni Sanfuid i
Furniihed 2 bedroom liouie,
Formerly Ilona Cover Shop
cated lf*03 YV. 3nt Open for
ing wa* a Iru»y pla.e Turvdai in rhargr.
11—WORK WANTEB'
Ldwtna
Bandy
t.Nanfnrdi
red yard. Near B.i*e. Eh. | ln*peetlnn.
Now LocaleJ at —
ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby
Mr# Hanlrl anm.unred on Stpl.
YYnr it v*r went In v..lr Yt r *. Jn*
FA 8-3249.
Evelyn
Eienrh
and
baby
301 YV. 2nd St.
FA 2-7833 Irening 10c ft 13c piece EA 2-7241
Beds. Day. 1Vr>k or Month—
Battle, Mr# |)..nn I'lrry, Ylr# Ytil. 7) all who air Interested In pro
I Sanford)
Trl. FA 2 5151. Furniiui* ( enlrr
fV*ofitfHin
Nice 3 room furnlahed apt. Only S i . J a ln a /<S>e l fi
,
t-,n
(Sure and Mi# lioj YYritca moting mi- ion- were urged tu dn
1
19.37— 4 Cylinder German Ford Eserutive RecreUrv Sales cor !
118 Meat Firit St.
*|5 mu. Schell Apt. 512 Park
baigvr
were .on.lu llig the v.rt* *.■ The iniiii • 10:13 a. m. Tak*
rCipondenl.
Tbornugh
.
rxpeil|
Avr
I
Di
N.
Park
I'h.
Matron
YVagnn.
8
pa*
iger.
ra
FA 2-0123
Ave.
,
mg
for
the S.-minolr County paper, pr- i| and 'anil*Ichcj.
Three-Point
Hurp
en:cd
MrNamais
R1
L-Bt-x
dio. healer. Built to ronvnl to
Shetland I'onift I'taca jour n.der
Mr- Y It rrilfnni reioirl# that
>t
lif»-.I
It..ml
tivue at one table
3
Bedroom
CB
home,
carpotte
935,
4)\
.rdf
2 furnlthvd apartment#, adult*.
•«*l*n dolnei) Ono owner, low
MEMPHIS, rem
-ill.
now for Chrutmat EA 2-517'*
••n the la-i Sunday in '-rptrmbge
i|)n
the
.ippo-lle
*l.lr
of
tie
i.M.ni
patio,
Jaloutlril
Florida
room.
milonge. Call FA 2-5955
113 N. Jaamtne Avc.
hta week-old tisoige tin e r. III
114 So. l’in m c it. Priced right
liaby »lt finm 7 a< . sh! till X
fcs »nK s a l . i ------- gut a burping the liaid w*> Av iWr.r -eatcl Ihn-r ...I Ine rln-tlnn Ihe i - irrh p ' ri rnve ..pei .»rfl
.
luomt lor illvtli*
2 Btdruom furnlahed hou*e. I'h.
M#.' I King. Mi*
for quick tale. FA 2-33.''l.
It will pay YOU to *ee us before
III* moth*t liuntid It#(ii up tu hrr l*n*nl Mr
bun-in I • members,
FA 2-0898.__________________
YYillir
blonr.
Ml*
t.i-urg*
l
EA 2-2577.
you buy. Open Evenings snd
• boulder he went right on over
\HMY NYYY SUItPl.lS
led# for >alr, located 5 tnllea YV.
M»* Ytilion .Gre on l-ehalf of
Sunday*.
and landrd unhurt, but lhnruu|h Miaoe *pd Mr#. Y J Brinold- 'I
Furniihed apartment, private en
r f Sanford. Ph F.\ 2*3260.
310 Sanford Avenue
Theodore \ulin, atated that
SECRETARY pat - full time.
EASTS
IDE
TRAILER
RALES
R A Dewberry and Tom Daniel
ij
burped,
on
the
rug
irehtnl
her
trance. llfthta ft water. Ph.
bai * *pi on* were depleted tn thu
Experienced in »h"-ihmd. typ
I'alalka,
Fla.
were
»t
the
booth*
tn
help
with
In
HE
A
WIFE
•
SAVER
FA 2-0702.
ing. bookkeeping *r I gmeral Okra by tha burhrl t \ 2-0413
7 he group voted In
Mrurtion# Andie-# Aulln «a# al«o r !ir»erv
The kitchen !v where your wife
office W0|k. EA 2 7’*|J
.han.e in miniature bibIt-4 for tha
t o u t ;--------------•SPECIAL THIS YYKEK
v not >3
---------FUesIflrd
Display
»pendi the higgevt pet*. «f her
on hanrl.
Kveirtt Spinel p ian o , like new t
new liaby gift!,
day, ft in thi# one, »he'il love ill 1059 ■ 2 bedroom 38* RiU-Craft nab/ alt or Iron. FA 2 732*.
In the afternoon lh,-«r -untblng
vear old. t oat 4800 will *rl| for
Room ..rd boaul. 311 Pint Avr..
Mr* Gore, *orlaf chairman of
Mobile
Home
for
saif.
Only
ICa sparkling beauty ft color,
$150. Tam-# I’h EA 2 tn;i
at the driver'* ltrci*e table were Ihr rhurrh. ann-mnrrd that plan*
EA 2*3480.
12.1*95. leiw down paymtnt, I dn painting, EA 2-79.’*.
plus veil planned working arcs
iiUa) a# bee* loo B- ihe way, are underway fnr a apenal affair
ft equipment, make it a dream . ' “ ZJ.*/™ ’: ............................ .
a—Ht.At It KENT AL9
if you did nol gc) \nur liren*r honoring ihr picachar a.nl family,
B ^B D B m iaiT opT ^B Y T .N ifT B i1J50 for jour 0.1 rang, during
to work in. In a beautiful, oak- ..XIODhlt.N
MDUII.h HOMES
..............
“
our “Old Range Round up San
Tuesday, joii wilt have anuthe* a* the# will soon he line for one
Apartment#. 339 N*. Atlantic,
shaded #pot. thi# nearly new.
Ill
SIN
ESS
is
'**'
fn/il Ga» 1 o . 21(1 L I#t Si
change Tur*.lav. September 18 year Drflnitw plan* will lie an*
Sulfa nnd P nrk
Daytona Rrarh, Ph. Ea 2-403S.
t USTOM-BI’U.T home Ix.wlr
llperat# your ow n 1(1 \l LSI ' —
rs
.'i»m ? to 5 p. in .Name ioiallon n<»UDrfil ialrr.
?
9
n
So.
Orlando
Dr.
3 large HR. 2 fully tiled bath*,
I. .*|ne,af A - o r#pie e- i ! IV
J llntpoiril ref gerat,.. 1. 189 93 ra
a— MR.AI. EM ATE Stilt .-I ll.i.
it- e.l. ana were verv l*-tetr*le.l
Ph. F.A 2 7237
a lovely I.R ft DR, plu* pine Sanford
UNITED r.YRM f i.' Y ,,u 1 llotpoinl refrigerator, gn,wj
in the paaiage nf the icha»l Im-id
pane'IH
family
room
LOW
ran
have
your
-wn
I l-A3 Bedroom—t Lath llema
AW kKhifAL*
b j ‘"
| rond $«9 9Y
ladle, for It will mean *omvihlng
DOWN — *% mtg
rather than an unrerta.-i J-h in GOODYEAR SI RY H E. STORES
la Beautiful YY’jnoewocd
for the Oviedo achool. The #rhool.
DRIVE
A
N
'EY
Y
CAR
anvwhrrr.
MOVE
IN
TODAY
ITS
uncertain
time*
Y
Y
are a n * . ' m j, p<fl
,.ft p ^ j eg ,,
Immediate Occupancy
j alreailv atroiil 33 prr rent ahead
RE YDY*
anytlmf. Rental service Inrbidet
t'onally • known
■ .a-t to-r.iast
I.mv Down Payntent
j ..f tv# vear'# altrndanrr. fare#
Wash. ga* a n d
In'uranrr
U . II. ‘'Bill” H t r m p r r Agency
organliatlon with a reran) ..(
30 Year F.II.A. Financing
—Parlor# In you—
r i m a larger attendance a* Ihr
thirl)-three year- deprrulable
MERLE YVAlt'. Lit. National
Era lor ft Invurrr
Ybitnlnnm
ir#i .. ii# on—Hue In th* number
Ihe Dellary cancer d m tin g u n it
Shoemaker
'rvlre. and »rr .rr .i- g th*
Car Urn-air. IM E l*t St..
Assoc. Guy Alim. II. E. Taffcr
Yenetlan Blmda
of
h'liite# under ronitrurtion In worked pridav morning at the
right
man
er
couple
to
tskt
over
EA
2-5F34.
Construction Co., Inc.
Arlette Price, Everett Harper
Open
7
A.
SI.
To
7
|
\
SI.
Enclosed head Sag proof bottom
fire hcuif and will continue tn
the iiirroundlrg community.
Phone FA 2 «»!
M2 N Park
Phor.e FA 2 31C3
rail with plavltr ends Plavilc
Grocery #t.ire jnd filling #tatlon
12—nil ATS and MoTIWR
meet on Friday morning* during
The
rlataea
are
full
Aboil!
273
120.1 YV. 20th SI.
or rayon tapri. Cotton or nykm
romplete. Esrellrnt lo-atlon in
Small farm. goo<| hou#e Edward
If \ Y MOND M. H A M .
• ir lu-mg fed In the small, crowd the coming fall *ra# n. from 9
All 1938 Eivinrude# Now On Sale'
vlty, EA 2 7101.
cord*
F. Lane. Th. FA 2 2591.
IIP U.TOIl ft INSCKOIt
In 12 Y M.
| ed lunchroom.
1 .-mplete line nf motor* all tut#
I'h. FA 2*o:D#1
Scnknrilv Glean nnd I' mini I ’o.
Third St. ft Park Avenue, South
i o,»>ah’r Paplneau «i-..ke l«fora
al redured pr-re# while ihey Itat.
The children «f the irh<v-l lin'd
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
112 III V. 2nd St. Ph. r t 2-4422
Y'all Call Ball
Ihe public lafety group at tha
Also all u#ed motor* greatly
the rhanee of faring double
2544 French Ave
Ehona r.Y 2-5841
E. A D. Salta and Srrslr*
reduced. I.ow down payment#—
• Ion* wi'lioul Ihe pa-tage nf me EiOr.'Sia I’ueer in Hr demon*
J. \V. HALL
YV# icpilr all type* nf tmall Cotlon ft YYooi Ytrni. Notion#,
Bank
Finanung—Vitit
our
boat
•traied ihe new “«mrrgikii" re*
Imn.l
Itiiie.
b
o
i
l
SALE
3
hedroom
C
B.
home
Thread#, Tapea.
engine*.
Realtor
ft m<.'.*)« dltplay room* 301(1
a.iscll.ilor"
inhalator and a.pita*
—
conveniently
located
near
The
Y
V
Ml*
of
frh
Elrlf
B..pti*l
HOLLINS IItHillV SHOP
Eh EA 2 7S7Y
T a ll H a ir I'hone FA 2-3511
M l*t St., and additional !-«at Writ » t h St
•rhool and ahopping centers.
t'hurrh of Ovie.lo m*| Ylondav lor, he .arriv* ai all limes )n his
At. The Sign of The Totem'Pols.
lot 601*11 E. !*(.
F I* A fir *(>• rd. Down payinert
Auto Repairs ft R. ,<| SrrviCr
Nire 3 hedroom home. Hard a nod
nigld al 7 111 In Ihe education car f..r rinc/gcnrlr#
2817 S French Ave.
*550. Trl. EA 2-02*8
Ywr Evtnrtide neater
Mr ind Y|r# M Ksllrr of Lakn
floora. On 2 ’i Iota. Garage. Ex
MALI.'H GARAGE
huibling nf the church. The «Tf
8 ORSON SPORTING GOODS
t5»2 Cet«ry Ave.
E v 2-2893 Grand upnrht P'HHA. r t ; (671.
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tr l. Pearl Martin and Katle-Sur. law Mr and \|ta. Edward Neb3 | | " linn...................... .a:
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home loratcd at 207 Scott 2A HC. Kicker, P , o l d - I t ft t'rartor work. di*rlnr. p'owlng.
after 5 p rn
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uniter the Iradrrthip of viallirg llirm from N Y. 3lr.
boat ft trailer EA 2-4571.
1219 YV. 17th 8L Rear-Barber Shop
raking, lescllng ft ■tearing,
Avenue in beautiful Mayfair
I'rlsaey Bet................ ... .
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t. A. Hard), Mr. i M. Neblell I# execullve manager of
grove work. Ph. EA 2-42M.
tn the Kill
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2 storv 4 bedroom house on cor
Am*. Mil. B E. YVheeler. Jr. the nationally known Whita i ’.v#tla
Theatre fur C R Diwaon. E«p
ture# 2 fully tiled complete
2 '. " Twin ................... IY
iytl#m restaurant chain.
ner lot. YVIthie* 3 blocks dowrnAnd MOTOR INSURANCE
GENERAL
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and
Mr* Theodore Aulln J».
■late Sept. 23. '38.
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bathv, #p*cioiis bedroom#, gentown buaine** aectior. YVill
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Mr and Mrs. Kdwanl Itraty of
Ilie n.lelctlve meeting was prr
S h o e ............................ et
eiou# rl«*et*. lerraxo floor#,
make a nice home for a large
HAY.MOND M. IIAI.I.,
I'hona F.A 2-7429
•i.lr.l over by Ylr# T. II Daniel, Drllar* Dr liava raiarnsd front
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th>\r • >ip fo l.»Yrw-“v4. N. J. ami
Inanror
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prrvidrnl Thr program, ** K*
beautiful living room, kii.hen
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Ph. FA 2-2358
New nocliglle. N. Y. where they
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3 bedroom ronrreta block home
DEDUCT I0 ‘.
j Mi* T. II. Daniel and Mils Lot# mule tu Conn and Canada. Ed
tiful loti already landacaprd.
across from Pinacrest School.
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Fenced yard. 3"* deep well, I
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
Outboard hale* ft Service
Emm above price* sad
IIH.'KW. YA 4*y'» mnitgage ran
117
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Mr*. Kl«ie
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H P- pump, kitchen equifpfi1
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231Y Park Ave.
F \ I4B I
Mra Altsia
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Ph E Y 2-581:
'$r • Yliltnn Gore, from Pearl
be *##umed by buyer afier tea.
t ’i'* Y’. A. Mnrtgege. PsyCarry It Home
Ylarhtno and Supply t o .
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will make deal. Pbona FA 2 M77.
Hob Ward, from Katir-Sue; and party on hrr 5*1111 birthday. Alls*
A.MPDEI.L'8
treat. Alto high chair. All In
Mftrhse FI r M i w
rounded by excellent neighbor*.
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Mra. A. ii. Tcdfard and Mra. Joe u*t 24tn. Her gucata vsera Hr.
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C. E. PHILLIPS. Agent
I. Ilra*ley, fromNellie Parnell. ard Mrs, Charles Ulrich. Mr. and
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WASHBURN A’AN LINES
Small Hotpoln* refrigerator, good
Ylri George C. Mean*, plan; t. 3Da. Harry Samurl* and Mr. and
a» 117 Rmith Park Ph. E k 21^95
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early mnrmnx traffic Jam," Jane
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Army had rente*) a .Ingle apart
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New York, the teal re-ervalion*
on the plane were made out In
Mr. and Mra. Young." Janr
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Both Jane and Bob ipeak ef
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.ymhol of the Emmy Award with howl.
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S A N F O R D . FLO RID A
II. S., Reds Meeting
On Formosa Crisis
*
MONDAY. SEPTEMDKR IK. 10*.«
tm "Roo.evelt'* e8al mine near
Oitrava, Ciechoil'ivakla. hat been
In Sanford
F u lle d
Prcwe
NO. 2fll
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Florida U. Admits Negro;
Faubus Closes All Schools
chan*»d to “ Mine of tha trechoilovakian Armv" Radio Prag.ii
WARSAW. P o l a n d (L T D — to irr If they can find a formula | ground: renewed a-*>rtlon* today (said today. The n ine had been
United State. and R.-1 Chlnoc for a te a ie • flra.
r>!
‘
!by Peiping that It intended to *;•
^ b a iia d o n began vital ta ’k* oa
It wai thr 74th meeting of the cupy Quemoy, Matau and I ormo- dent Franklin D. Roonvelt.
iJw Formoia criiti here today. Sino ■ American npreientativei «a and a renewed artillery bomThe hope w u to find a faec- for Wan*, but the flr»t for Reat.v ( hardment: open p euim tim In
Roy Scout At 00
iiilnjj tnannr* in which tn *i!»nce The talki broke off In G enera Wa.hlngt -n and t S w?
SOUTH I.YXN. lit,Viand (l»PD
the (tuna now -ilai'm: the peace ait |tecrmt>er in a lUlemat* ov- that invl-i-wi attempt! would l.e
cf the F'*rmo»* Stialt. lint world jer Formula,
met with U. S force; peiiimlnie —John Walt became a hoy »c**tit
capitals were frankly skeptical of
Ream, lanky and itroni willed. itatementi in Moscow that the official during the wefk end. Watt
any progre**.
• at down with Wan*, who proved talk* were "clumiy maneuveri to li 90 y e a n old.
V. S. Amhauidor Jacob Ream hlmrelf to be a itone wall of Chi- j Justify t ’. S. a**reulon."
and r«mimini*t Clil-icir Amlu*- neie impaitivity In talki with j The two amhanadorl were hold- Many Floe Poland
lador Wang Ping • i n . nrrom- Ambanadur Llewellyn Thompion. : ing the fir-t of what waa expectef
RON.V. Germany i UPI)—Thirl*
parted only by miill ri.-vtl*. *at the
u.S. reorcs.-matUc in the t*> i-e a lot * *«ric« .if dUcutelona I Roman CathoUe pilr.M and mm.dua*n together In the MyClu.ki 7J trrviout *ci<iona.
on the neutral ground of the lit-‘than «S mini have fled Com
I™»c« tn Wariaw'a Lailenki P ark' They meet ajalr.it this back- tie Myall* iki Pi>**#. an ISthCee. munUt Poland to Weat German*
GAINESVILLE (UPI) - The
LITTLE Rf)CK. Ark. (UPlk-Atl
turv huntln* !od*a tn the Larlefki *,.V e !a*t January. It wai re
four nf Lilli* Roek'i high acheot*
Park here.
^ ported today by "Union In Ger flrit Necro lo enter an allwhit#
elo*e<t toda*' on order* of f \ r.
Progie*- If any wa* evpi-ctc.. m n ) . " j new .paper l**ucd by the Florid* tchoot reel*!, red t ula, at
Orval F. Fauhtr*. who .aid they
ln 1*^ * ’
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rtly C h i i • t ian Demon.p the l ’r.ivei*lty of Fluida I t .
may *tay elr>»rd until after a •pa
atatement hai to be trin'latrd i party.
ri*! Oet. 7 Integration election.
■r.to Frplith or Chtneie. Exch mi- I
Fanbu* dl*cln*ed th»t Hate po
George Tlenry Stark* Jr . of
)«r deeitlon mult com* from T , . q r l p
I,,1 .n r1
lice are on ''tentative *1ert." and
Orlando, a 27 year-old Air Force
\Vaihln*tnn or Peiping. a» muil I * * *»( 1C I f lC l IllI x O O
he ha* acreed tn ru*h them In In
The United veteran and (rtduate of MoreUAIItO (UPI)
any major nnn -.line. mrnt
help city police put down any HI.The American* planned only
Republic and Saudi Art! . hour- ('ntlegc. Atlanta, wa* one
order tha* may ari.e Rut they ara
<>f ahmit ISP fr*»hmen to regl-ter
brief
communlciuta
announcing
the
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fTMPKI. Formoia (UPI) — Na-itroop* Inete fr , n picking up the
rot tn help with any Integration.
| time« of the mcetlncf and the Ureemenl aholiihln* tartffi <" at the taw •eh.-o,
tionillit thine*e cargo planet aupnllit
The «ltii*tlnn wa* *n qu!»t about
III* f»tt’er. Or
George H
date
for
the
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Starke cam* tn under » federal
•f CommunHt anti-aircraft fire. (torn Bi* Quemoy, new* ditptleh- 1rftleer.t.
I helping city police put down dtv
court
order
which
directed
the
It waa the aecend airdrop to the ** from the blockaded iitan.l raid
j order .winded out of place.
ipivernity tn admit
qualified
off* "te iilanrii in 21 hour*.
Otherwi«e, a U S. and National
Faubu* .aid the date pollc*
Negro** »t thr gra.luate level
CIIIAVARI. luly (UPI) - Giu >t*rke will begin attending ela**r»
mav even help tM U.S. mar.hala
All the cargo planet eicaped lit Chlnrie impared news blark
♦eppe Co«ta taid to>lay hi* m*
I «ent In hy the Juitice Department
damaje. trut Commur.lM R’.nf
ln
„„ ,he
next Monday.
children — four men and two
to protect "*omenne et*e nr themope-ed • heavy artillery bnm- ,|f*H Quemoy. where a Cnr
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hu«kv
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1women — will b* married I h tt*
•cirri." Rut he repeateit that
batdment on the l.lande to keep | nt„ tdoekad* by artillery fir
iloor
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the
law
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tiullrllng
day l-i a ilngle ceremony
ON M FH t'Y F L IG H T —Mrn. W a y n e II. H utchinson hnlil.
Ihey will not help manhala Inte
effectively blocked any ma;nr re
ami Dined white .Indent* In 1 te
thr<e-mimth-<tlil
K
athy
m
m
nhe
a
n
d
h
e
r
htmluiml
|irepnrn
grate Certral High ot any other
j *upp!y effort.
auditorium without a rli*lurb*nee.
Rrit-rkfirld 'till*. Ine.. Sanford
•chool.
Two college officer. drf*»ed lo | to Ix'orrl n piano nt Snnfortl NAS. T h e Navy torlny flew
which ha* been cF«ed for the
See. Air Rattle
Court Artioo Delayed
plain clothe, tim'd hy, hut they; ,h e l,ah-x• w ith pnnnt.a, to ChlcoRti fo r nn operation,
UPI corretpondent William Mil- *ummer. will set ti.tek (ntn proThe federal government .aid It
were not needed.
ler, who I* on a*tlinment wltir ■duelion Site thl* mon,h
had no plan for seeking court ac
tha U.S. 7th Flct: In (he Form^*a
J«e Aberbark. manaeer, laid
It* aat on a front row nf th*
Slate and county beverage and
tion to make Fauhu* reopen th*
Straight, report**! from Wakun* that the plant, which mannfae- occupational licen*e« for IfF.t X0 audltorbim u n t i l
regulation
•chool* at lead "this morning."
in ibe Fctcaduit* l*'*r>da that he . Vir«*
*..*M**r •ol**, »«otd ■-e.il un eale l*n(a> in the
t—w
.
*«r«
out
R
u
n
he
*•
The NAACP taid it waa going to
<aw N’ationallrt and Communi«t | recall all «* it* employ*l. \ddl of John Galloway. Gounty Tax completed b** form* »n-i took bl«
leave any action to the Ju.Kca
Jet* battling ;tl the akte* o v f r ltim il worktr* will be hired. Gollector At-oul 1,500 o*eu|>a pl.ee nt rhe rear of a long tin*
Department.
I Quemoy today. He rep*.rted r.* Aherhack *aid, due to increased tional and too t everar* ileen'.e* j of »tud*nt* waiting t<» turn over
Faubu* declined to aiy la •
TTVtTPn NATIONS fITPii_g»e. apparent lo**e».
order* for thl* year.
are expected to be »,dd In Scm i r*gi*tration materl’l and pay
newt conference what be bad la
4 ^ a ‘ry of‘ State John Foiler Dull.* I “I law the dogfight from a U.S ' Mr*- Jor Atmrl.ack will head Inote fount)- tiefore the Oct. I. 'heir feet
Three month-old Kathy Jo Hut- Orange Memorial Hospital. Or- mind. If anything,
and Soviet Foreign Sflnl*ter An- two-engine Mar.In *taplar.e p.v- the t-iecutUc ita ff of the hurt- deadline
Itefnr. a irrciil iv.iion of Ibt
While In lirr*. ***0*1 Itudcr.tl j r h,'n".on. .laughter of aviation lamlo, to the Sanford Naval Air
•till
on
a
lour
of
drrl Gromyko led a amall army : twlllne JO mllea olf the China 1
Aberhaek
f .ty llcenre. mu.t *-• obtained cordially chatted with St.xrke.
! .torrkeeper .eeond c l... and Mr. Station where *he and her patents |#gt*lature three week* ago, Fauduty
with
the
U.
S.
Air
Force.
W ore . ate and county Uren.e. , Ijltfr Starke w»* taken to law Wn, n, „ „ utchln„ ,ni
fl()W„ went aboard a Fleet Aircraft bin *Md h» bad a plan under
of Inp diplomat* tn New York for fo u l," Mll'er *aU
ran be l**ue>l. If the btitine-* I* School Dean Hmr?' A F e n n 'i, tl•■•in)' by Navy pilot* lo Chicago, Service Squadron SI (FASRON which the education jf Lilt!* Rock
tfre opening T u - d .y of the U th ! "We were flying at 1.000 feet J?
i!}
•tudrnta would continue If ba
..ffivr for an interview with *omr |||. f,„ «|rtic-nt* tin oat operation.
annual iea.lon of the Gener»l A.- anrlthe MIG. circled over ». at
of or operated within the city limit
In addition to piartlrlng prof*. ?5 new*men and photographer* vp,, «uffn, a cj die growth on the 511 RID transport plane, for the cloieil the tchool.,
trip to Chicago.
•Iona!*
and
all
hu*lnea.e*,
lieen*
.
II
M.
>,i
,
,
M
”°
‘
•
U",C
I
k
'
«lrr*.
the
plant
will
tresin
o,wrw.
Aiked today whether he .till
lie an*wrre<l atl ipievtlona calm nerl that affect* the pa**oge of
Dultea .aid on M» *nr v.I from
the Jet. fighting over block
a,HIJ Srp,
A„ f„rmrr
("apt. It. K. Ktutiman, Senior
•e* are required for all coin op ly and readily. H-t remarked, air to her lung*, cauung difficulty
had a pirn, he laid, "That ques
Wa*hlngtnn Sunday night the *c*- »nrd Quemoy but **w none »hot employ*, will report for work the
medical
officer
at
the
M
'S
dl«erated machine* of any de«vrlnlion, opening aftfr week, of erlal* down
l*en*ary, flew with Kathy In ca*e tion will be answered in dua
however, that he wn* a "little in breathing,
la<t week In thla month, the an tlon.
hathv n o brought lilrect from It tier time* neer.xaiy in adminil- coiir.e,
In the Formoia Strait, "will he
The Nationalht* announced ear nnuncemenl *al«i.
"Notice* have been mailed to ten.e at first "
"I am jut! a. tonrtrned about
ter oxygen. Doctor* forbid the
£ hap* the moil Important that tier a near convoy wa* *)>«*evllng Al>erhark -aid bit firm "i* all Ihexe who had llcen*** for the
In amwer t> a quetlion, Starke
tran.ter of Kathv by anv m u m Ihr education af the children tn
K t hern held for year..’*
toward the Qurmov* In hone, n* toklrj f..iw»nH to a wr-y ••ictrr* year IMI-f-b". Galloway *ald. •aid he w«i a memtrer of the
other than air traniportation. At Utile Rock a. anyone. But If the?
"There will be vllal problem, of running the blockaoe but tnerr fu| year.
‘Tloldera of beverage llcen.e* NAACP hut he laid "it h.*« noth,
Chicago. Kathy wilt l-e taken to *n1y have an eiuration of (even
enniolidating peice which are w»» no word on wbetner It had , Rrookfield Mill* rmpl >y» about mu<l preren! the e-.irrent vear'a ing to do with *my being h-re "
St. I.uke's Ho.pilal, where *he nr right month, in peace end
brought to the fore hy the Soviet {managed to deliver the **re'v jp |n normal operation*
I lieen-* to old* in a new one"
"I’m tiere of my own acrcrd
will l>e under the care of Dr. John quiet, rather than in an atmoharking of the ChinfM Communl.t needed upplie*
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and with the financial help »*f mr
<Nil tain, pla-'ir *urgeon, and Dr. aphere like lad year, it will be
• Sgre»*lon,*' he raid.
f-„ur out 0f six convoy* have
parents,” tin *.tld.
much better."
INi ii I Greeley, pediatrician
Thi» thif'l city
Dull** had made ft clear pre been turned tiark and thou- which
Starke *.iid hr would not live will !»#• hnM t.miirht M R »n thr
the pilots of the Nnvy Iron*Tloii*ly the United Statea would got through delivered only a pi*ain a college dormitory here or Cilv • omini*«ien room The rum- i P"’* '*r,r Id. ( rnilr. J. I. An
Bot Ire aurpriird if Rii.tla tr|rd gtr amount <>f *upplie«.
aeek other unlver»itv (touting hut mi-*innrr« ar» *l*lermlne.| lo bold |'J/***
•• Relay.
to level aggrenor rhsrjr* at th*; ,\t t^f , ame time there w*r* re
would mnkr arrnngemenl* f.>r hi* ' 'I * la* line, aeeording to Sanfor<l Kathy'* father I* a member of
Untied State*.
port* In reliable quarter, lire Unit
i-wii living quarter* off thr rvm 1 *' y Vdi i d Kt i W n r i r n l 9. K
F A S I I O N ' 51.
Rid* wilt he opened tomorrow
^ Gromyko •*•»* *l!ent on hi* ar rd State* had begun a major mi
pu*.
Iluth p a r e n t * arcompamed
let.
rival at Idlewild Airjort from litary buildup on Formora with
KvHMIm wnB n*V««| tn re*Ur h!« Kathy to NAS Glenview, III., for reai*ee*ment of all Seminole
Mnicow.
will land. County property.
1 ooo mtle per hour plane*, guided
iKiilpet lit t Tb u n iia jr ifu! remote whrra the aircraft
RAYONKE. N. J tUPI) — A (One wa. Rafael \ l.eon of llolmQualified re 'pral.al rompanlea
Chicago
I*
the
hometown
of avia
The China c.nir I* not on th* ml**lle* and giant cargo plane*.
Ml 000 from the $91,01V17 total.
•peediog commuter train plunged. del, N. J . who w.v* .m the train
may enter bid* when the County
Deny flvaiuallnn I'lanx
Ton.friit hr will re irn l the re* tion storekeeper and Mr*. Hut- Comml**ioner*
TS-ltem agenda prppo.el for the
off an open drawhrid-e tovlay andjwith III. wife,
meet at 0:50 a in.
However. American official* de- fell 50 feet Into Newark Ray. Two]
drlegatr* ef .1 eountr!*! at their
•ulte «*f meetlnifG with «!e|uirt thin.on.
Prayed *« Drown
Hutrhlnann ha* received order* The county budget recently waa
fnent hun*U nrnl irrnrrnl redilftlon
19XA me* li*. Rut it e v.I le nirvl there were nny plan* tn evac- p.i-.rrgrr coat hr* *ank with “Suddenly wr were in th* » tMr* Ruby McDalrt, 51 Sanand will he Irandrrrod e-'metlma • mended w-lth the addition of I
handed •■* thim in an e neryonry uate the d.ooo American drpentl thrlr load* of pa»»enger*.
ler," teen laid. "I •Urtrd 1* ford, dir*l in a li-cat hu-pdal a: *'f r*l*cn*r*.
mill* t« rover rea**e»*mecnt eo*t».
Dm manager c-»ininrnte-l t•- le y: in October to the earrlrr USS In- Chairman John Krider said thla
at a'm ”*! ary time d i r l c j the cr.t* Irom Formova. They did «utThe »'oa*t Guard «ald one of , pray I would drown quickly 'tv
ge*t pregnant women, (livable■! tie it* boat* on the feene had re- j wife wa* beneath me in the 10-IS lad night »ftrr a *h.ot ill ' Taxpayi-r* and rr-iilrnta Witt get trepldo
three month atrembly.
morning.
n***
lev* Improvement nrvt year. ScrThe Middle Ea»t d'.irm am ent,
l,rrMn»> ported at lea«t 15 per*on* dead water. I *wam down amt tiled
Two appeal* alto will he re
Funeral
»crvire«
will
be
held
at
Vir-*
will
to*'
rote
h**d
thinner
- I t r r .pace and another attempt '’ro!,,em* ,h,n>!rt return home n«w.
The New York fire department to find her but »he hvl » Ipped
viewed hy the board. The build|
t
t
a
m
tomorrow
»t
llil**nn
»-.
rr
the
grnwmg
|w>pulatlnn
The
In veat Red Chin* in th« United
* rrp n°‘
t - 'to »o. *aid two hndir* had been recov down.
mr nf an atphalt plant In tha
"I went hack up to thr *tirf«ro Funeral Home, tha llev Irn Hind rit> artnally will be operating nn
Nation* were among the major!
ered and about 20 other pounnt.
western *ee»lon of Seminole Coun*
man Jr officiating flurlal will be la** revenue and le»« expenditure*
Including the crew of four, werr I of the water Indde the m»ch. tn Evergreen A’emrlrry.
ty |* being oppu.ed by county reItem, .chedulrd for debate.
1{*
•
i j *.
i | *a*
than
prevlnu*
year*.
A*
rity
dill in the water, about JJ feet! Tbe,re wa* a win low open "
• Ident* In that area. Rertdanta la
Franeia O. Wlleoi. a.itaUnt V a e r d O M l f S h O l t l ,
Surviving are four daughter*, m*nager. I think the newly prothe area of Sanford Ava. and 2Ath
deep at that point
! "I thought there I* r • u*e In
U. S. »eeretary «.f »t*te far Inter
D o o o « o .« * »
|*>i»ed
budget
lainler*
un
fal*e
The train wa* bound from Ray j trying to find my wife She il al Mu. la-ny Bee key ami Mr* ccnnmy."
Inlrnalve Inveltlgation hr Ihe St. atm are appealing the buildnational orgjniiation;,
prviiri.d M i g n T
K e g c n e r a r c
N J , to Jrr» v ( 'tv. and|ready l"«t if I go down again to James !.«*»_ S.xr f rd Mr* Uutwrtt
| Seminole County Sheriff* offi.-e 'mr of a commercial building. The
In a *pe»ch tn New Yark Sanilay j MIAMI fUPI) - Tropical *t..rm ii
til ) j - i mean Whitworth, Fort l-audrrildr
bat rc*ultri| in the arre»t of * Taft permit already ha* been granted
the United State* again would Grids flattenct out Into a lire **• ‘houeh‘ lo
r d . ; i r - a try to ge her. it
............ ,
Mrt
„ r, n,,vn finuten
man <>n charge* of obtaining by thr toning board.
— ..........- .............. ............... of squall, with top gud. Of 45 numb, r of P»Beng.T. hom. from that I win die loo, ho V ' . w . ? r - .h ee I,n. j T '
»*
monev under fal.e prrlen.r
milt, per hour thl. morning after , '“ ^ d * at the teach.
L~m . ayrd there in,ide the S . t . three ton
Sheriff J L. Hobby e.xld Clar
.marking through the mountain*
P*1* ' " * "
from roarh and after a while *aw a lel.Sanlord: WE Mcn.nle! Jack
ence
Miller wa* arre-trd on
c*f 4 titHWe*41 11.id
thf !*.nsi trestle and tvr remnlneri boat. He flimne<! to nn »thrr win- •onvillr. and T M McDaniel, l
R F Cooper w-a* elneto«l *uthr tuck* of the Jur e) iVn- | i|..«r that wn* higher, and d »wn S Maiinr Curp*: hrr father, W f. p n intrndervt n f S u n d a y S c h o o l charge* of operatin'.: a "confldCat<*, Sanford; • brother. W A
rnre ganu-'* which netted him ainto the boat.
is arreato for reckie*. and to* Dunn •■( the Miami weather bu
i
(ate*. Dayton* Reach, and t3 •I oinr a recent l. n * ln e * * m e e tin g mount* up to IPO from gullible
A rcpre-entallve of the Social
lte*«oe Ftlort*
tb
r
F
l
r
*
t
H
*
p
l
i
*
t
C
h
u
r
c
h
tosicatcd driving were reported bv
$ald
''might regener
1
. T ? n . , .w! , ’
grandchildren.
Security
Administration wilt be
victim*
Miller
al*o
wa*
ihargtd]
Small
host*
from
all
<•'*•■
hu*y
D
t
h
e
r
o
f
f
l
r
e
r
*
cho«en
w
ere
V*
the Sanford Tollre Department „ f int0 . tnir trop|ra| „ orm le- '
Mu. McDaniel •»«* • native of l» Itarver J r . dlreeinr o f ir»m- i with rerklr*. driving after at at Sanfmd City Hall Wednesday
They
were
n
>
t
vitlblc
New
Y'ork
llartmr
converged
heover th* weekend. The Sheriff* trr to,|M- in
«*-m w,*er l of
L r, „
tn take application* for .Old-Age
neath the tifldgc. There werr Rome, Ga , tnd a re*ldrnt of ing union: Mr.
Helen Carter. Itempting to flee. Hobby aald
...
Department nf Semlno.e County ,hr
between Haiti and
—* ’
*,ir' j r «'
and Sanford for ta yrai* She f-utn i !r .ten* of the
" MI nn l
Miller w i* arrevtcil after .on *uand Survivor*
tn.urance benefit*.
Survivor*
told nf twlnimlng
Guatd
reported 25 arrrti* with 15 tiaffic i-„h» .
. !'<*»•»
.
.
.vr**<-l*, |
Violation*
vu0*
und In the *unk-n c»r« Inokint ; flrelioata ard .mail pri v r *r»- eilv wa* rmployid liy thr RR* IV. O. Tanner, pmldeiit of the lomoWto Chxie hy Depute L J.
The rei.re.entatlve. from the
_____________________________ Hurricane hunter plane* rervor! f„r ,
out of the water* trap t»el*.
iThrstir
l.rofbefhqnd
KUl In the Up*ala20tn Street Orlando dlitrict office, al*o rill
rd at tl * m. they could hnd nn
Iteport* revealed that
the are* Itnhhv *lld Miller .tlempted | an.wer qile.tion* about the »otrace af the circular movemeo*. |
rhurch ha* more th.n regalne«t|to fire after Krla attempted to rial .ecurity program and take apof a tru» troplrat *tnrm. T*ev
the lot* of IftJ niemlvr* to Fine- (place him rndor arre.t
; plication* for account number*,
• aid It eppe.xrrd to have br-'krn
err-l arat i'lder Spring* church- | -Miller
will lie arraigned to-I The vl.lt to (tty Hall will be
I up into a widespread *r*trm of.
r-. organUrd during Ihe p*»t two iitorrowbefore Judge Wllion Ale*- from 9 a m. until noon In the
iqualla with top wind* of aboil! j
j rAr,
'antler
Icommivilon chamber.
13 mllea per hour tn gu*tt.
It trsr ccrlerfd #lvwi! XAo mile*
1touth • nutheatt ef Miami.
George Slarke Jr.,
Sanford Doctor's
Son, Is Enrolled
U. S. Doesn't Plan
Immediate Action
Against Governor
Supplies Dropped; Fire
Heavy; Planes Battle
Brookfield Mills
:z To Reopen Plant
Diplomats Gather
For UN Session;
Squabble Expected
Ri^r WudtlinK Set
Licenses On Sole
By Tax Collector
Small Child Is Flown
On Mercy Trip By Navy
Budget Discussion
To Head Agenda At
Meeting Tonight
Train Plunges Into Bay;
Bids To Be Opened
For Reassessment
At Least 15 Lose Lives
Mrs. McDaniel
Dies In Hospital
Sheriff Announces
‘Confidence M an’
Has Been Nabbed
Baptists Choose
Church OfficCTS
An Active Weekend , Bllt rhl,f Forff„ler Otffdon
t#e«-°a*r
,
.aU0H-AM »!!l
V
Ar%
i<J
(iur
For fait, furious
comic atrip funfora unyraatnf
"charactera"
who'll keep you
lo atitchea-for a
*ure laugh everv
dav-. ,
HAD
by Bob Montano
STARTING TODAY IN
TH I SANFORD ■***!.»
I 1
Mrs. Hayman Dies
At Sanford Home
Mr*. France* I.aevitt Hayman. |
(to. died thl* morning at her homiafter a long lllne**. Mr: Hay I
man wa* a lifetime r-»ident of
Sanford. She re*ided at 311 Weat
Third St., and w-*« a member of
the Flr»t Frevbyterian Church.
Survivor* include ono daughter.
Mi*. Harriett II. Rovd, Sartf.utl;
one *l*tcr, Mr*. J C. Terwlllegrr
Sr., Sanford; • brother, W. C.
Uavitt, Wayrcroti, Ga.; three nep
hew*, Jimmy Terwillcger, Sanford.
Eugene Terwlllegfr. Cheater. Fa.;
and John Terwllleger. Marietta,
Ga., and one mere, Mrt. K h
Stephenaqn. Sanford.
Funeral tervlret will he held at TWO MEN WERE INJURED Sunday In th is accident at Semlmd* Blvd. and French
4 p m . Tue«d*y at Rrl*»on Fun
eral Heme. The R«v. A. G Me- Ave. Leland Carl Ilcckstrom, driver of the Pontiac, i« in juil char get! with failure to
laaia will o ffic u u .
_
___
yiold right of way.
. .d ’hoto by Derg»Uum)
Social Security
Holn Available
Sanford Boy Killed,
3 Hurt In Traffic
Weekend traffic claimed the
life of • fmir-vear .il I Sanford
tm>, vi*iting in Mt. Dora, and in
jured at leait two other*, authortile* reporte*! today.
Dead ia Kevin l.ynn Holder,
•on of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Mnhler, Shirley Avenue. The youth
d e.1 enroute to ar. Orlando hoa
pital yesterday.
Invr-tigatirg officer* *a!d the
rhlld darted in front of a ear
driven by Nell Stoothuff, Mt.
Dora. The Mohitr famitv wa* in
5't. Dura vuiting th* Rev. and
Mia. I'ulllp
hlcrsmsr.fi. former
Sanford resident*.
A enllialon early today hospitalIt'd a Sanford piuditre sales
man, Henry C> Milia, end ieauited
In the arre.t of Doley Uickard. | Both were taken to Seminole
Altamonte Spling* Negro, on ; Memorial, treated and diimlased.
cbaigr* of improper pa*atrg at Raekatrom wa* charged with
an tnter.ection.
I diunken driving and failure to
Sgt* Ren Rutler and l<eo Rock
•aid MlR* wa* attempting a left i yieeld the right of way.
turn at Orlando Drive and E lm 1 ,n
«° Gw parent*, the
Avenue. The officer. *ald Mill'* M"w*r rb,W *•
*urviedhy A
truck h A« Mr ifk by a cat driven brother, Krith; mAterntl
hy l.ockard Mill* wa. admitted I P«f»ut*, Mr. and Mr*. Ray Rlneto Seminole Memorial Ho.pltal, h»rt- Hager.town, Md , andpeterrF
• offering putiible internal injur al grandmother, Mr*. Howard
Mohler, Lebanon, Fa.
ie*.
Funeral servfrea will ho held Ol
Two driver* aufftrvd minor
injuiie* in a car-truck rollDtun 4:30 p. m. Wednesday al Driaaes
tale v<atei.Uv at the intereartlon Funeral llo*na, the Rev. FhtllP
of Seminole Routeverd ami French bctueaimann, peeler et the IfuvtiV
Av .tue. They were l-eland Carl loitheran Church, officiating. Bur*
Feck-lrom, Sanford, and 8idney lal will be in Oek lawn Ceme
Floyd Still, Cocoa poultry roan.
tery.
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ow'Lady V bits Sanford
enuse of her "nerve*."
Both Fisher and Mlaa Taylor,
widow of producer Mike Todd, re
turned Tuesday from New York
where their breakfast, lunch and
dinner dales and appearance* In
night spot* produced speculation
of a budding romance.
Ooaa Right Home
The linger, who earlier In the
week had kept Debbie walling at
International Airport w h e n he
Hldn'l come home aa scheduled,
went right home.
A few hours later Uw couple
leaued a statement they were
having a "misunderstanding" but
added, “ We have nothin* more to
say."
Lovely Elltabeth had nothin*
much to say to newemen either
when ahe stepped off • Trans
World Airline p l a n e Tuesday
nl*ht.
" I have nothin* lo *ay except
hello," ahe tntd reporter*.
"1 was only solng h* ha gone
By VEBNOff BOOtT
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Boylah
Bddi# Fl»htr, whoa# m trria f* to
Dabbl* Reynold* once wa» con•Marad “ Idaal" by Hollywood,
Bln led today be wai In l6r# with
m e n • haired ElUabetb Taylor.
linger admitted be waa
Bating a marital "mliunderatand*
lug" with Debbie but laid It had
ttth ln jr to do with hla breakfastmidnight date* with MIm Taylor
fcl New York.
■No, I'm not In lore wltk l.la,"
Maher aald. "She’i not In love
With me. The problem between
Babbie and me hai nothin* to do
Vith Elltabeth.
■We are all food friends."
■tide Newamea
t "ld d le and Debbie were both at
A e lr Wait Loe Angelea home
Vfcm lata Tuesday they aeatid a
£ MCkyard fence to eecape newsend photographers and take
Reynold* to a doctor be-
■y VIRGINIA CONN
■ M id Staff Writer
•Tea walked at least three mile*
a day from the time I waa a ll,
and am more upset when we run
out of soap than when we have
no food." This 1* the way Mrs.
Julia Roka St. Clair, the famous
"Wheelbarrow Lady," auma up
her tale of travela throughout the
U. S.
the herd wheeled after II* leader
and fled in a cloud of dust.
SCALPS SAVED
A group of drunken Apache In
dians crested another erlsls, al
most worse thin the hull*. Dolphy, with diplomatic ease, ex
claimed, “ What an honor this la
to mat aueh nlea Indiana." Th#
St. Clair* repeatedly told the In
dian* why they were walktn*
Mra. SI. Clair and son, Dotphy,
ire slaying In Sanford for a week
V.-'-'T J at th* Monlesum* Hotel.
LV-.,
The pair alerted their adventures
eight years ago when Dolphy was
a thin child of eight, suffering
-.1 of pernicious anemia. When doc
tor* advised sunshine anti fresh
GRADUATES— Joseph C. air for tha buy, Mra. St. Clair
pushed him around her Jackson
Mnaaler, non of Mr. and ville, F I*., yard In a wheelbarrow.
Mrn. Joseph W. Mennler,
One day th * boy said, "Mother,
2600 Park Avenue, Sanford, I'll bet you'd be ashamed to push
wheelbarrow on Ihe highway.’’
hit* graduated from the Air this
ilia mother told him she wouldn't
Defense Training Course tie ashamed to push him anywhare
of International Businesn In the wheelbarrow. So—ha augMachines Corp., Kingston, gcited a trip lo Detroit, Mich., to
N. Y. His wife is the for- visit relatives.
O FF TO DCTROUmor Joni Saunders of San
through the pliln*. pushing a
wheelhsrorw. The leader punctual
ed his question* with a sharp
,6s.
- *7m
B'fbii
forefinger
chest.
la
Mra.
84.
CUlr'a
was allowed th# freedom of the
laboratory In one fondly remem
bered bouse ef learning.
ffhsn Dolphy dtieded that wheel
barrow travel was too slow he
suggested a two-«f*ted bicycle.
Over protest that It was impos
sible, he rigged the tU-pound
wheelbarrow to the rear of the
bicycle. The efficient transporta
tion was launched after three
month* of practire on the part of
Mrs. St. Clair
Nw H ltrh h ikln f
Mother and son still traveled,
using th* bicycle. Last yaar thsy
decided to come east, hitchhiking
this time. In Michigan, Mrs. St.
Clair was reunited with her mo
ther alter IX years of separation.
They came in Florida lo visit rel
atives snd plsn to return to Jack
sonville to stay.
Mrs. St. Clair Is 57 year* old.
She has »n older -on and daugh
ter am) nine grandchildren. Her
husband died I I year* ago. She
hts written
two hooks, “T h*
W heelbirrow eri", and It* sequel.
She Is also thr author of a song,
"Roaming Memories of You",
published some year* ago.
M r*. St. Clair holds in honorary
membership In Dixie Highway,
Route U , where th * stood on ihe
same spot at Eleanor Roosevelt
when the former first Indy re
ceived i similar honor. T h|. disgruntied thr walking lady some
what. She prefers to stand on her
own spot.
Tanned and happy, Mrs. St.
Clair exudes good health. She ami
Dolphy arc making their present
trip by air conditioned bus, hut
their exciting
plan*
are
not
through. When Dolphy travel* lo
outer space, the has promised to
be with him,
Rides were offered (the Indian*
were on horseback t, and the St.
C lair* were nlnrori afraid in re
fine. Again Dolphy solved th*
problem by saying that he would
like to have some Mulligan stew.
The Indians had never heard of
th* dish. So Dolphy carefully ex
plained the recipe; ground rubber
bools, old blue jeans, any dead
animal, garlic, onions and lots of
hot spices. The Indians laughed
and wheeled away to find the
nearest ranch with Mulligan stew,
Th# SI. Clair* settled In I-odi,
Th* 1,000 m il* Juunity did nol Cal. Thera Dolphy wcnl lo school.
ford.
disturb Die former 'M iss Hun A * a student he Invented th# only
gary." However, she did Invest true red glere for ceramics. He
in a new wheelbarrow. With Dol
phy packed awny amid auppllt-n,
1she headed north. The Great
By Mr*. Clarence Snyder
(.Smoky Mountains were a elm!
M
r.
and Mrs. Hugo Berllnl, Irnge because of the beers, but
to
school
to
finish
her
work
to
OVIEDO—The tlma has coma
Oak Ridge, T e n n , announce the j kindly rangers allowed the psir
fo r the nwnbera ef th* Oviedo receive her diploma.
Ferdinand and Lulhcr Duda, birth of a »on Sept. 1. Mra. Bar | to sleep In a truck protected with
High School claia of 19M to bid
gdau to family and friends and sons of M r. and M r*. Ferdinand tin i la th * daughter of M r. and bucket* hung on the tailgate. I f
TRADE WIIKELUAKHOW FOIt THUMB—:Mra. Julia
• • t forth to make preparations Duda and Mr. and M r*. John Duda Mra. Norman Miller and the the lreitrs hit the pails the nui.e
TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - The
Ifoku St. Unit*, fnmeil "Wherlburruw Luily," anil her son.
respectively, enter the University granddaughter nf Mr and Mr*. I would frighten them away. To state
f i r hla or her own llfe'a work.
Bn»d Department
today
Jullut Oerheardt.
complete Die protection, Dolphy called for contractors' hid* hy
o
f
Florida
aa
sophomore#
this
Dolphy,
have traded tbrir const-to-cou.*t wheelbatTow for
i Wo ara glad to noto that many
liehl a toy bst clutched In his Sept. 23 on Interstate project* I d
thrir thumbs, at. least’ temporarily. The couple la visitintf
m o fallowing up their education year.
Danny BeDlel, who attended Or
Mr*. Manning Todd *nd Mr*. I hand. This was found under his Volusia and Duval counties.
VU k' college career*. Florida
in Sanford.
■bools predominate In choice. lando Junior College last year, William Nettle* spent a week In cot in Ihe morning. Tim bear*
The Interstate link- arc among
seemed
to
know
that
this
w
a.
nut
How*veer, two have «on* far away enlera Florida Southern as a Columbua, Ga. visiting Mr and
I I projects on which hid* will be
lo molest.
lo Austin, Texas. Those two hep- sophomore this year. Danny was M r*. Wayne Brown, Mrs. Brown s pair
. . . . . .
,
, , received under today'* call. The
prominently
associated
with
haveIs
M
r*.
Nettle's
daughter.
The
i n , to be none other than the
By this time th*
sunshine and Volusia job call* for paving nnd
Mttdlctorlan and aalutatoriin of ball her*. He was counsellor at Browns returned to Osteen with i r r i h a i r
wa* having a bs-ns-fi- ihrre concrete grade separation
th*
MQ
Ranch
this
summer.
M r*. Nettle* and spent a week vial effect
the class, Mary Ann Teslnsky and
onDolphy.Ilut theboy, | bridge- onSlats- Bond 400 from
U.S. Flexible
Hon. of Lutln America m uit
By JOSEPH V . IIINSHAW
Glenn 1-ef, who started In Or visiting relatives,
Roy Welsenharger. They left Fri
who
wa*
leading chemistry and
s
0 imils- not th of.HR ttn
A
United
Free* International
On the balance of payment* - adopt "sounder fiscal and moncday for lather an Concordia Col- lando Junior College, has trans
science hook*, still w sided to tw norUs 1 ! miles m Slate Hoad 40
somelhing
over
WASHINGTON (U P I) — The problems, the United Stole, hai ' l*ry
policies,
lag*. Mary Ann hope* to be a ferred to Vocational School to con
let I Tll
.
Mr. snd Mrs. Marvin Riggs and a girl. So his obliging mother
. ti j
Tha Duval project provide* for United States ha* taken step* re
which we (the United States)
tinue
with
his
Electronic*
course.
parochial school teachar upon
Ills
hair
grow.
Tha
long
blonde
■
,
,
7
vhown
a
greater
degree
of
flex!
son* .Sieve, Ronnie snd Mickey . .
,,
slx-lsnlng and three concrete slab cently to meet many of Latin
have no control."
graduation. Roy la entering th* Glenn Is the »on of Mr. snd Mr*. spent ■ week In St. Augustine,
luck* were nol cut until May, 1U57.
. .. ,
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deck grade separation bridge* on Am erica'* economic demand* but liillty In rrem t month* In making
Jim f.er.
On coffee prices, the United
minister!*! school.
M ilk To I alllornla
Mrs. F. H. Peterson arid daugh
Export-Import Stab-* ha* agreed to lit down
SR !l betw een Sill SI reel and Ulh .tirh mea-tire* will nol. In them- loans from the
Phyllis (.'icmartec, former stu
Don Ulrey, Jr. and Jo Len Bat
ter Byronellc Touchstone of High
The St. Clair s returned lo Jnck Street in Jack-ouville.
selves,
produce
any
magical Hank to help I-utiii A meric an with L.illu Americans and A fri
tle will enter Florida SouUiern dent at Oviedo High School, gra Springs spent Lalror Day weekend Hinvllle, then decided that Call
Other projects:
transformation in the hemisphere, counltie . ovTicomi- lernporaiy ilif- can- in nn effort lo find wny* of
• t Lakeland a* freshmen. They, duated this June from Winter with Mr. and M r*. J. S Peter- fornia wa. tin- place to go. liy
l-ake: F"iir-I»nlng of U S. 441 in the view of Washington eco IlcultiCs.
dabilUing the price ami it may
with th* valldlctorisn and ssluta- Park High School. She plant In eon.
this time they hail acquired ■ cat. between a point 0 S mile north of nomic observer*.
I President Elsenhower ha* also shortly sit down with certain
lorlan, were four of th* five gmwl study st the School of Nursing,
M r* Alma W nlkrr returned rr The walking cat would .It »n * Friiltlnml Park ami the north city
The main burden for the area', directed the United Slates delega countries to con.idcr a slmllsr
apeakert graduation night. Don University of Florid*.
rently from i week visiting her rurti when tircil. and hint gently limits of Lady Lake
development must still he shoril tion to the annual meeting of the solution for lead anil (Inc.
was con**llor at MQ Ranch for
Pst Walker, validlclorlan of her
Lake Grading on Sit I IH A from tiered hy the countries them- International Monetary Final to
Roys during the summer at Os- class, I* In her final year uf train- sister Mrs. Id* llnml in Daytons that It Would like l<> rule When
Beach.
Ihe weather was hail rain, snow Ml US at Lake Jem, south shout selves, these authoritie* say
j»ii|ijiort an increase in quotas.
teen.
1log at the Orange Mcmorlsl lloa
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Pell anil or very void, the rat would »ltrp 2 s mile*
This will become Increasingly lhe
wil1 b*' 1" *
l>"'*
' Andy Duda hai entered Orlando pltal. Dorothy Simmons it also
pc-ircfully beneath * tarpaulin on
w
1,10 Pro,Jlem.
PAULS V A L L E Y . Okla. (L T J i
Holmes and Washington- Resur evident in the month* to come as l*on to
Junior Collega In Orlando. He was attending the Orange Memorial children of Samaula spent Sun the wheelbarrow An icepack In
day
with
hla
parents,
Mr
and
These measures help to assist —V. Cl. Groom** can't afford t»
fba fifth guast speaker at gradu School of Nursing.
facing nn Oklahoma S tirrt In the United Stntes slowly whittle*
licit
weather
anil
a
hot
water
bot
Mr*. Ilaymond Pell
lionifay from C S. 911 to North down thr atea of diplomatic tils- countries when they get Into trou- leave hi* dog, Tiny, In the car.
ation exercise* In May.
M ils Kay Estes, who attended
Miss Shirley Albritton ha- been tle In the nild gave it all the Avenue, and on U.S, Wj from agreement with the Latin A m e rt-; We bin lliey do m.t rure the dls- The pesky pet has learned to pu-k
Melanie Jackson left In August Florida Southern last year, I*
rum forts of home.
cans over U S . foreign economic 1ease To rope with tills problem, down the button* on alt the (loon
SR 227 west 0 .W mile.
fo r Jones Business College, Jack- settling for a Mra. degree, anil a patient in the Del,mil Hn.pilnl
It took I t months to wulk to
Mr
anil
Mrs.
Jack
Bonne
and
policy,
[Mann told the committer, the na locking the owner out.
I
will
become
Mrs.
Jack
Dodd
Oct.
eonvlllt. Miss Jackson was cap
Jackson:
Surfacing
Chipola
sons Jack Jr ami Hamilton were California, vl* the .outhern route.
This a ir * ha* already hern con
tain of th* girl's haskrthall team, t.
River
hridg*
ami
approaches,
and
called to New Dr lean- last w eek Texa* wa. ■klrlcd alter an entry
the mmi athletlr, m lrd most popu
Reluming In FSU at Tallahas
sit 71 from Sit id.y near Green- slderabty narrowed. In recent tes
F>#t TtSTID
try thr sudden death nl M r Hint emlrd In trouble, Dolphy had I
lar In class WIki’ i Who.
see as a topllomoir lids ) f * i will
wood norIh w r.leily to the Abihn timony before a House foreign a f
a
habit
of
leading
roinlc
hoiks
Boone's brother.
I
ma line and from Sit to near fa ir. suth-oMiiiilttve Thoiiui. r .
William Hart left after gradu ha Peggy Fleming, daughter of
J S I'l-leison and Kola'll H ut wlule walking, ami ■.-lull'd up l.y . Marianna iiuithi-rly to Sit It.,' Mann, a..i»tartt seervtnry of .late
ation for Atlanta to enter an Elec- Mrs. Elsie Fleming Peg wa- our
getting bridled
the SI
Clair*
for economic affairs, listed the
n(
the mitaiandlng
basketball attended lire meeting of the lira- back-tracked ami went around Hie near Greeliwionl.
SHOES r 0 Rf IBOYi AND
tro n lr* School there.
Ihrrhnod
nf
the
Lake
llrlen
Bapplayers
nf
the
lorsl
school
W
’c
Ann DeShiin Is not a memher
Jaekson' Grnrlln; au.-e»s road following a* tile prin dpal rco
giant •laic
Your (h iltlrr.r* frff
ooi.iicul piirblema f icr.l by the
cannot learn if Myron Willi* and list Church Iasi week.
of th* graduating rla>* of I
Terrifying experience* «rr nut lo Lake Seminole Slate Park near United Slates in it. relation* with
hrftIt h i% m»i»tl
Mr. and Mr« S. It Dearick and
However, she will enter the Uni Ixrrnc Mathers will return to FSU
Jim Woodruff Dam
H ii |n t r | , n t t . . (•■■■»«!
-Hangers In the wheelhai lowing
Latin Amencn
terrify of Florida tht« month a- nr nnl They Imth stlendcd la-I children Mike Pally and Mink,
Jacksitn Gfiolltig d li,e w ay and
pair While walking Ihlouah New
|ii i»|irr It
/
I firshnian. We Ovledrums are year lairne Is the sun nf Mr returned In tlu-lr home in i h u rh .
-T h e
balance
of
payment
Mexico they w eir suiioumli-d -ml- parking area al F.irniera 'laikc'.
lilted '* onr
proud of Ann. Site i> the daughter and Mrs l)ia d \ Mather* and My ton. W V* * ft i* r spending two
problem, caused by j tendency to
off
SR
10
west
of
M.iruuoa
of our principal, W. If. DnShaio, rnn the ton nf Mr* (' E Willis weeks with her parents, 'Ir and deni. h» a group of hull. Mis
buy -note than a country can pay
1 .9 5 - 7 . 9 5
V :
M Clan wa. -ore Ihai the cm)
and on* of our belt high school and the late V K. Willis
M r*. Iluy Brail.
for w.ln it- export*
hail
Inmi'
Young
Dnlptiv
ren
,Hir
"Miivrc tjiinliljr In lliulier Than Price"
teacher*, M r* W. II. OcSharo
Cadet Corp Charles l.ltllelmi re I
— The Latin American de.ined hi. muthei as In- Doled that
Ann was chosen as one of a mini turned to Florida M llltm ) Sell.ail.
Mr and M l- ltn> Met'ulirmgh
for
the
statiih/atton
of
the
prices
F U IIL A W V
\
J
,IP I> ~
ber of memlier* of tlie junior Dr I.mid tills year, lie is thr son have spent sevcnsl winks at tin- hull- were afraid nf coyotes lie
preceded lo prove hi. polo! try , llm .es who broke into the Hants of their expurt products.
elans to participate in a new teat of Mr. anil Mrs Chuck Littleton. Mayo Clinic where Mr
MeCul—The lark of a sufficient quan
r-rriin-hliig on all four. Imitating ! Service Slatinn got nothing for
4hls summer *t Stetson Unlver
Walter Duda, Oviedo High gra InUgli has unilrrgune a since..m l
the bark of ihe tittle animal Af- ; their trouble lad * hooklrt con- lity of development capital.
ally. These students, after under dunt* anil a graduate of the Uni eye operation
— \ common market,
ter a di-cilxston In ' hull language'1 tai ling unpaid h ill•
fo ln j a rigid t? weeks nf studies. verrily nf Florida this past June.
Mrs lila Hand and sou C harlo
Were ehosrn. If Ihelr arademl.- Is now with the U H Army at Klint and ll-cnr liucn of Daslona
Ci'lilrvenienl* met the teal, In *klp Ft Jackson, S C Its is the -on Reach spent l»«l Thursday with
their senior year at high -rh.-nd of Mr. ami Mrs. John Duds. Sr. Mr. and Mr- ILv> mond Pell
and enter college. Ann passed with
flying color*.
W alter Walker h*« rhoien to
Work fer a > r*r, then enter the
armed s e m e *. Walter Is the >nn
n f postmaster R II Walker I Mrs
B. 11. Walkert nf I'hiilnota
Jlmmv Morgen s tranafer from
Orlando, sun of Mr* Martha Kel
try and grandson of M is. C. I,.
West
it
entering
Vocational
School In Orlando to take up E W
tronlcs.
Carl Fsbry, eaptstn of th* Ovie
do haakcthsll tram , and the reci
pient of many no arils In alhlotii-n,
has jail m il the U. V Army and U
I N B R IG H T
alallonctl at FI. Jarksnn, S. L'.
C O I O R I IJ l
Shirley Psrlln Slayton h n cho
*en the Mrs degree and t* happy
P IA IO S
\
*
all
keeping house for Harvey.
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Ovi e do
News
Osteen News
State Asks Bids
For Volusia Road
U . S . Aids Latin America's Economy
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Can’t Kciiit* Him In
P o i r f Parrot
9 Vi
Thief (Jets Hills
(o h
W E E K -E N D S PEC IA LS
Seadattonal! Sate!
SMART lO-RIB
UMBRELLA
For those leaving home for the
firs t time, w* know It I* a happy
time and a sad time for the par
ents. The entire life ol th* family
Will he completely changed
We hav* several aenktra In eoilege this ytar. Miss Martha Jean
Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Hardy, has already returned
Vi Boh .lone* College, Greenville,
S, C., where ahe 1s a senior this
year. Martha Jean ha* had a won
derful academic record, matching
her brother, Donald, at th* Uni
versity ef Florida. Donald gradu
ated at mld-tarro last year.
Miss Ann Pleeeon, daughter of
Bred Pierson, 1* a senior at 8t*taon University. Ann attndrd Or
lando Junior College for two
year*, than transferred t* ftleteon. She was valldlctnrlan of har
l t U graduating clsaa.
Miss Rebekah Tuhy, daughter of
(be Reverend and Mrs. Stephen
M. Tuhy, w ill graduate In mid
term from Florida Southern. Mis*
Tuhy, a IMS graduate o f Oviedo
HUD School, baa ala* attended
cummer tesaioas- She la tamed In
Orllgdo this past year, and made
tha Dean’s Hat for academic
achievement.
Miss Nancy Myare, daughter ef
Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Myers, also
• HU graduate, wilt be a senior
i f Florida Southern. She will la
in Winter Park, than return
3
Tonight
Thursday
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lab.
only
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Drug
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AT ALL 3 W IN N - D IX IE
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Screen Door*
and Window a
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Suprem e Court O rders 'Integration Im m ediately'
Meeting Is Short,
Ruling Unanimous
•President Declares:
U. S. Won't Retreat
W ASHINti I U N it I ’ M - I 'h r Su
prcni" Court ordered mds.v Hut
Central High Sctniol in tjttle Kick
he re opened an » racmll) Inlrgtnled bn*i* tmmedlnlelj
The I tiling « u
unnuimu* In
denial uf i 2 I I year delay In lute
grmlim which hnd been granted
iiv * federal Itidgr
The o p i n i o n n a * delivered
orally by Chirf Ju«llre
Karl
Warrrn.
when Central High School pen*
for the fall term Monday.
Warren .aid the original feder
al district court order of tMT
qulrlitg doegregalion win r*tn*
stated.
brief Opinion
1that while * there U not golnc to
W a s h i n g t o n i u p d - Pre*i- Islands of Quoinoy and Matsu.
Hut lie aald a "W .Mt*rn Pacific t>e any appeasement., .1 believe
’ drnt Elacnltower declared Thur*day night the United State* "ih all Munich would rot iuv ti* peace | that there i« not going to be any
the Justirr. s t a y e d on lb#
A e v e r timidly retreat before the or lecurlty” — more likely It war ”
benrh only about five minute*—
‘'There ire meaiure* that ran
" h r e a t of armed a fg re iiio n ” In would lead to a "major war.”
just long enough (or Warren to
The speech w a* regarded at the he taken to assure that thete offthe Formosa Strait.
lit technical language and did nut
In a 21 ■ minute »p*cch beamed White iliui*e and State Depart- .horn Island) will not he a thorn
W a rre n
. a i d th e d i v i * i o n w i n
go into any elaboration of tt) 1955
around tire worldfrom the White
m int at » tough rest itfiie n t nf in the *ide >#f i.eaee." lie *uhl
i lte c tiy e
t i n lit e d l a lc ly
T i n * iIcciHon
atviiit
"all delibernio
Home, the Chief Executive In Id
l f. S Far Kn«t n»iif.v "We belli ' e tltal arrangement*
n n - i n * M in t th e I o i e H a c k S c h o o l speed" In Inti grattmi,
Many nt*
Put the hop* “(llplomaey can and
Doe* Not F.xpcil War .ire urgently required to . top gun
I t o m i l l . u n d e r o n b r * a t th e . i i
torney. and litrl.li hail IhollghV
fhnuld find a way nut" nf the ' Tha President, Hern - fared (Ire and lo pave the w»> to ■
p r e tn e C o u r t
a d m it
N r g r o p * II Would do *o
♦risl) centering nn the offahore and speaking animatel), itres.ed peaceful volition '*
The P rr.id rn t -aid It ' I * a.
Not' did it «ay anything ahout
certain nr can tic tl’nt the shunting
force .mil violence at Little Hock.
which Up' Chine *c Communist)
The*" *uM'*.'t. will tie taken up,
darted nn August I3nt i 'helling
If tt all, when the view, auppnrt*
of Qunnoy I had * . it« purpo.r nut
log the Judgment are roleurrt
Just the taking of the irland of
tutor.
tjurnioy. It I* part of whnt l« Inlmmeslintrly after thr historic
O N C E OS M R I . K i H T I . Y , I 'l . E A S E
F u tir - w eeks-old R ic k e y D u llin g , sou n f M r. nnd
deed an ambition) plan of armed
ruling, Thitrgnud Marthall, th#
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N A A tT 'a chief counsel anf y*1*
p i'iin ih . is slu iw it w ith lit* n u d h e r and l i a r field W a lk e r, w ho g a te h im th e 1rim W a lk
Fear* Red Domination
emit flk'hter nu Integration cat#*,
"Thlr plan would liquidate Itl
e r th in k s a h a irc u t at fo u r w eeks m ig h t h r « new re co rd fo r th e fir s t \ i « j t to tint
aald:
WASHINGTON l i f t i -Text of
T A I P E I , F o rm o s a ( U P I ) — C o m m u n is t C h in a w a rn e d of the free world poiltlon. In the
h n rh e r shop.
( i ’h u tn hv D ri « * tr u m )
(Varna nf Defiance
the
Supreme
fo
u
rl*.
ununlmou.
to d n y t h a t th e C h in e se " v o lu n te e r" tro o ps n ow licinyr p u lled Western pacific area and bring
"We of cottr.e believe that inch
ite r'-Inti lit tin- U tile Itilrk r.l*r:
o u t o f N o r th K o re a w e re fu lly {irc im rc ii to rh " a n y p lace to them under captive government*
problem, must lie handled Iti lha
I'll# i-ourl, having fullv deliber
f i g h t a g a in s t th e a g g re s s o rs ’’ in c lu d in g th e (Ju en ioy a r r a . * 1 ' ^ ' , ,’*,l
,1!l‘
court and wo usattme that with
ated noun Hie oral argument, had
United Stale* and the (me xv.nhl
•
C o m m u n is t C h in a sent p e rh a p s ono m illio n "v iiltin te o rs *'
tlm clear cut Judgment tne legal
on Aug 28, 11*"»ft. a. . tipple,ni-ntul
Thtl), the Chlne-c and Russian
.tlmnvphere *urrmimltng Central
In to N o r th K o re a to a id N o r th K o re a n c o m m u n is ts f ig h tin g ('oniinuni'ti would come to d»ml
. hv the argument* prevented on
High Sr limit I. now cleaved itp
Untied Nattoni forces. They a r e ------------------------------------------Sept It, lll'-S and nil tile Inief.
nate at Icavt the western half nf
and neither tha .choul lm.itd uur
being withdrawn Into Mandiutia
mi file, i. miniilmou.l) of the
the now tiicnillv I ’neifte Hevnn."
the governor nor any other per*
amt ‘‘are closely watching the
opinion tliat tile judgment of the
Tlie Pre-ddi tit > .uldre** i ll hut
•on In Ihr *tutr of Arkatoa. cun
situation in tile Taiwan Strait
clo.ed tlie dour i'ii the 1 bought
Court of Appeal, for the Rtli l lr
even pirteml not to know wlmt
area." Peiping radio aald.
till) country would permit the tiny
euil of Aug 18. HIM, niu.t he
wh«t tlie law la. Anything now
Report) from Qucmoy said Naoffvlmre Ulnnda o (nil into Com
U T f l . E HOCK. Ark (U P II
the N \ \ i I*, mid
thor Negro vchuolv regni'dlev. nf how
tile nf firmed In view of the linmln- done to prevent desegregation In
tlon allil frogmen there were re
munist hard) liy force without the "That w fl. nut unexpected." ti..v
li’uder* when the d i mn eame pi- -pie feel about Hu- matter " i*i*( i-.-in meih i -1iti-nl of ttie new Arkansas Ii in ofien defiance of
moving underwater obstacle* in
l rim d state* liiicrvetilttg
n iv al E Katdnn ).iid tndnv when d.-wit,
| ,.ud the Itev
tVevlcy 1‘ iudeii. *i iio, ) ve il' it tlie Central Hlpli the law "
hope) of carving out an emer
*'lf tin
p iv i'n l h'liiih 'id ncrit he Ileai >1 that the I S Supn.....
Tlu-v he.ltd the new*, but ,le pc, 'ident "f tlie
ve-giegntiolil.t Si'li" d of |.title Hock, Ark . we
Attorney Richard C. tlutler, who
A g en cy landing liearh, 1ml that It- d
ib i-iu it
impoitaiil
to
nuke
and lia ia**nteiitat l Jin-, a , , xh-«.i>.| in u rt li.nl nr,I, ted integi.iti.oi to clnii-'l f" ...innu’iit iinntedi.it.'lv
I'upd.il
it•/,*)■ -' loom 'll,
artillery w n liomhauling the Iprompt
niiniiiilieeiui'tit
of nur rcpie.enteil thr L llll# Hock School
bn converted lilt" a mat-yr if.iiu lt. I „rrw | a| ( enlrul High Sc!
"It i. imf<"lui>alc " I t ti„v
I t agic a. ll ti. il could Work
land almost without letup
j'uUm rill I' fii tiling the Court of Hoard, .aid tlie decliton wa) “ nut
Sanford Cltv rnnim lailuner. '*,1 wlUl whicl' ,,,,, l,h'a' d'h-lillerv
Mr» D»i*y Hate*, head nf the Nation Gniilon .aid
'Mt ........ip uilvan'age For it give.
!.u. #,
..Lkci|
...I ri1). vi......
u-... could "el cope, thenwe w-uld tic N A M 'D in t. title Hock, wa* ina
"The Supreme I'.m rl Im)
,lt fled i* th e . h o w d in v a o .a v w h ile w e \ i peals. 1'tie e x p ic io n of the unexpecteil hy in ’ ." Hut ha aald
Heaviest Shellln*
night
M„n,>......
(f0r Wnr
colleague) w rr#
vnvv
.iipporttn,; our judgment lie amt lie Itl.
with I'lire n fe
I ia -. all iea*,m and de.ttiey by ,,u lii
The Cnntmtinlala drove back
K Kn.-wle, to vliave nearly cumpellP'l to fare preet.ely the n i,elli,L.
live a n u l l aei'M,)* m a o lik e t l n v
(ll.appitiiilrd"
that th#
four Nationalist supply vessel t Wl)(H)0 from thp
..... .
,,IW ,,,, vitantiiin tliat t uiiure-. v l» u .ilii" l» , ,ti(hwest field repre>cnlativ« o f 1lug giinpoint lot, ration nf .. ir * • * . .1 I m h o * i i i lio o t u i , r a t h e r m i he pii'i-nied amt nnimilnccd "liieply
high cuuit did not approve a de
in lin e e " U i »e
Thur.day with a r*cor.l barrage
r l l „ .o n .ia ld o n ref..... .. ill I'J.tS, " he declared.
I lia n - 1 1 \ o ,i i * t i o i n
n o w , w h im
Hn* T h e Aulli'irlly
It i* afi-iiidlngly ordered Hut lay tn integratlun.
that continued tlirouvh the right
rt). (sx t,y ftv.
'h e p i l l u l e m ig h t lie i b u n g l'd .
He
w«*
refet
ring
to
a
joint
revVirgil T. Hluisom, mperlntcn*
H ie ludgmimi of 11m Court id Ap
•n d morning. The Uefen.c M ini.- mill*
■ the Smith will not accept till* peal, foi die 8lh Circuit, dated dent of Little llotk school), aald
try .lid mora than *0.000
, " Knowtea w a, r.,orned hi* b u d -'
'v," ch 0 n u lr " >%
n u l l , l .-i* w l d i h a <‘m il in ll iv i .1 ,l,> iii
lug IS. IU\8. reversing tlie judg- It# would have nn itatementa until
hit Qutmoy tiftween 4 p. m. and ^
whrn Cl>mtl), „ ln M r, ,||.rov,,r J" m,nr> l!IMi, voting him author
M l.,le . l g o v e i 11i n i- it t i*
liv in g
I,.
„f
n , m t ( „ r lh e
tty to employ the armed force, of
It# confer* with the hoard. A* to
7 a. nt. today.
|(-d tliat anticipated revenue* fall
IHV
I
N
,
'
I tie United Slate* md only for de*
K
livlnn
lit
.
t
r
l
.
t
of Aikaurn., wluthcr Caulril High will opr it
On*
Nationallit eurgu plan* j ,j2.ikxj utrt of anticipated ex*
fell))- nt Form n*. • h"t of related,
1 ai r o ll
H o H i'o ik W ii th , ilu u t l
41f
Integrated* 8**1*,
fain) Jmle 211, 10.18, lie affirmed Monday nit an
fc ro k i
thruiigh a murderoii) ,,rt„ r ,,
M il1 V ik tiik * a * M t|-*r a m ! ,1 |K i\M T
povltlon. iu c Ii n* iio "'-ea ilm e *
and
i l i a t t in 1 I m lu t n t 'iilR o f
th * 1 thut "depend* on the govarnor,"
acrecn of artillery fits over Que-ph(. r, c„ r,| tm<tgot of t»3f'.84S 17
fill
l» n m M * iiitl» *
p '. i t u 'a l
l l u u i o , i t i <t 1 i i 't r iM it t f o r tin * K r t * t o r n I >1^
Bins ,om -aid
nmole
County linlay
bad W'alln.e wa* *iiii-ki’ii h> the iln-n-l
moy thiv morning to d -liver a j , u ,,
nf hi.-hi r cod*, need and lJiicnmv nnd M.it-u, . he In --1
* a ltl
ft
!
k m <n‘
d a ti* d
^ 0 4 I’M,
tiev.'l
Ihr'e
defenve
ta
Inappro
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tl-red
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ti-»t
polio
death
of
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I
d
MrW
i
l.i
,
handful of men nnd a meager r ,| equipment and mi am'
-i.'U
1 1 ’ Im 1 • I * -I K tin* il. 1*inn p in t l:i» l Sl p i I, ltl.V; 4'II f t . U 'i i« 4
,|- | „t j n
rl, _ |,„,1.|tai illi
, mount of vupplic«. Hut vu many mreel rc*"tfarin« and w .le -im 1" tat.- in * . »iinng 'he ilei'-ii.e «f ];i s
11
t 11 it w In, 11 i n
I'M " N il' n! 'I'l'
I
• 'M»"j h'M« l
p|..nii fill ill'
I lie vi t«jn wa- W*. J j - c l Itoyit |,J- ' - ml
ahelll land on the haul c!ay tun pn.gtam. neeorillng la hnow e* F e lllJ
■ i ■ 11u i v
I 1
1 11v| 11 ti.it
I to ) , th e
I l . l ll, -e I " I I I l u l l
I I ,1* Mill 111 *U,l p, 1I III14* U i ll
W. itIwlili A iliia. ill-tiler of
t. m K , -.re S t
\| i
way that fhgh'a a r j luvlardoui.
I'.enini**' n-r
Havid
l i e In
N u'
1vv «.f I ' m- .1I t iI Hi 14 v a •*, i > flu *
le v ta a m ,n o n c e , n .i, , , t , i h v a n d u f
i li ’ v i- m fi
id
( h i*
tv u M
pi
tbli-u cl'lldti-n. wliu ill'll in nil Wiitl.ii'e wa. a -•-*nt- >t ,-f sudm |
L'nablt to Unluad
viiggeated tti.it hnotvlev meet witli
0 I Na• .1 vv ( .f f vi |.afi«I in | 4Ml| .1
f u l t i l v . 'hat t h e ir i n i l i l . t i v i q i e t a h iw u n
\
IU - ,ir d " l
I d u i rtlP 'M ,
in .ando ho'pitul y v .e id iv . Mi
I U>\ T? V*1.it • n Fh * ,»t l AtiHi <1 lift ,t
Another cargo plan* touched hi* dcpaitinetit head* in nn at
1M 1.
•'] I i 1t i l l . 01 Si m l 11 < a 11' I
l io n * o g j i l l . i t ' / i n - i l l , . v n n p r e l i m
Hi
\ J Ms P i
t m y in t u n I t iin
’ »l hil- ' I> Ji I Mil WH* <« 14( *1' I i l . i !
down briefly Thur-dny night and tempt la bung lilt figure ilmvii
11 1
P“ ' Ml ' I .I Ml" \ I I 1'! 111191 fi(
m an to attack on ) ' . r i i i i i “ a ,'* tinh ;
r s
tit,
1 ii» 1 s .
!i«» n *
Sc
ill
Hi
'l»
*
Hi
M
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'i*
w.i
i
I'D*1
1
1
1
a few paatenger* tumbled mil of | " In .tra il « t ne < niuipintuit, it t ,
^ »*
t*ri- idem declared
So it I. clem
, ji i t i t i 'd
Is I u I I m W ft th i l th a h i ill* r
bfi nf (lit* Krr >1 i'li'-ftt tn t>i*
tile moving plane. It took off link* n* If We will have In repair [
IIT T E E
ROCK, Ark (U I'I>
th a t H ie K i i r m o . * S l t o it l e m l i r i m i
■I
file
t o i l of
A j* | J r ,ih
4!,i l l ' l l
*.
M i l \ in 111 il l in «.f f . i i i t ; !
\ l i t m lt -f H a iu t>>i•!
again without atopping and wa* the "Id." he laid
I'op Depaitment of Justice attor
<f lb 15 a p p lle v to th e p r e r e n t u t i l
\ 11ur
l ! l t IIP.’.H
fttayirifc*
Mu o w n
tl I
t U f * I* 4 t. ak VVlR p f n | t Hut
unable to unload lupplle.
| The next budget meeting will atlim '
M i y W j i ll n i • i
'U i \ i v i’ iI f«y h i-r
neys anil ;i .warm of deputy U S.
" flu *
n n i l i r r \ 1111
,111* r ' i i i m «■it •Tirtttd d r i t i f ip i f i i r t l n r r f f n l
f u i'f iv ir . il. \l; o im >
I. u i in
Communist China opened now , >*e <sa>Hl Mondny night at R The
nun-huts prepared today In anH u - p id : h p o f n f tt d ^ r o u t d ia l !
f 4 11
a n 1in jN i 11 m il I’p i i u t 1*1p1 I h i 1
f u n Ann 4, VI IH «id I M m i i i«l
llr i
propaganda attack* on the United budget mit-l be approved before
force Hie Supreme I'o u il's declhi* I'f fr c tk V i*
I III filia l !;• 1 v ,
n n il
huh *
ui k h mw rib i|H t it
n ln l f a * i . M r 4
\ i t tj. I • > t|, S 'I i h - j m I
State) and N ationallit* today nnd Get 1. when It In-come, effective
tliat Centra' High Sclmnl
v l,a ll Ii* r u m iti 11n I c iM 'il p o i l n v u l i slmi
\ . M il tl
M* .u lttU
ta |l!u -||ri I*n
aid 213 million pi-r»on. hnd denikitv roiiunia.ton*ia aiittiurixoil
<•1 ' \ K \ \ l U I 'l l - S iu ik fl'ij ui t'M* ■*! li’M, Mis < .mi3>i» \l*>i4*fi(t th u f
must admit Negro student).
n f V a h d r iin n t f i i t i 11 «ri
a id Id I I I ' 1 d . t r i a l
I fu r Ifu* l a i ^ t
onitraled
agalnat
the
United the ron.trm-liun of a new radio
the World atntn.-for pr.ti e e»nf#r* Windirmere. Mini M« Sybil Went I h »* d i a l i> ti iv ' l i i ^ ' h
"We nte studying the declalnn
11is f tf t til,
p in U M h l c i n t A r k . t iM a t
.1 , mi,I one
State) la th# U it ftv# day*.
biwer to replace the 2l-year-.dll
enee warned torlay t1l*j»i«nl nf er, \lo rt I'town, \
Imt we hnvr nothing to la y '*
ah '
di'Hilly radloailive wo-li miiterl- til oilier. M ill) It . il Sunil 'i d
While tha Chine.# were being !" « •'" * l"W*r The two-way radio
Stephen (' Hramdnrfcr. .po'iul*
J f lu n k i f i tiiu ih ly lift 1f r •r 11n v 111<*
Funeral ai'i'vt** * vvd he lo hi
nl* w.i* becoming one of tlie ma
mobilited for tlie i* demon.lra- cccentlj pun based for the police
man for the Department nf Juilo I » '
SVi l l | I 'l a t i l Pi| M 'HI
department
cannot
he
u«ed
until
tiiiiiarrnwi
moron
g
at
i"
m
in
tin
W ASHINGTON ( t ll'l t th-fcnur | I'T. P "'h 'e i". of the tiucl. .r age
Her team sent In to direct th#
D tln n * major newipaprr* headlined
f r I»m ' } i w l i i l p 11>m |
, u i ,In "(
the
new
lower
I.
up
Electrtet.inv
r S tiC ir n tiw f r
i
S i r i t n m o f j I ir»»
I«m i.m
<‘ i f i i n l »
u it > i
Integration, told teporers.
th# reglme'a fourth " ite m warnSeeretary Nell II
MrElroy *yid
* ii 1
1 *1 m l w l f i ' f i p i r r
.r •
it
hive refu.rd lo work on the pre
-ra liM y | ib i* l i t '
\ f» M r I n m t * «»ffici
tng" to th* United SUte* agaln.l
today lit# United State, would l ii e A r iffU ir r i' N «U i>ntii
''jl
j * m il i l l
1 p u l P)im i , i l i i i j
F ir * t
I d a v \ tt ip n e w ir t r ir *
I rilefal Serrery
sent .trilcture.
in
U »k
th* "tntruiton" of It* w auhip* Info
it'Il<t an a.aattll nn lhe Quemoy. to M tin - t n - i m t l m i tinlT i* r tn tf t h r I n t r i m r n t w i l l fn llm v
itifo t 'f f ia J
V i>ii v ,m
rd m .i
t n i i i i v n f Hu* f t i r u m u i i i t v
M pI I io J'lte l^'■lernl building s>earm#d
l
i
m
t
n
l
S
ta
te
*
n
l
m
i
r
t
i
««(
m
m «< M ia n
I.a
v
ir
i
I
'n
r
k
tlie vratera around the t/uemoy
by the Chinele Cnniniunl.t..
lio n o r i n h ^ i a f j u, ti.r t v m ,»
m t d l* t
* h liic h
uf
th d ta rs
111 Up with government men. The U S ,
( h o r iiH
r a t l in
\ r l l v i ' I»a t i l l ' A t ' T t NAI M 111* I t l
McElroy told a lew - Confe, fk i I i i i l l i i d i u . illt - lls «(f It. •!
, ui
I i p UI S u n d a y a i 1 1 a m
area
li.iV** huf lj in ttli> m l i i
ntlorni-y') office, where the De
u p In t u i l f l i i i n l i ! c \ , I i . i m i i I t t i i n n i l l. t l
i 'I hv Sanford Male Churn, will roie that in hi* opinion 1'ie.ideii! I
**' Iut*1 ww'loi pi I hi* iiiiteh't ft I m i M i i k f
n ill
hi* pattliieul
I (i mI.i \ \ hi n I I I , r* .t 1 1 1
of Justice inle-'inHon
u r u l r i 4 i i»un«l
A tfiru y * - f»* k
' I nr \
\V I4 l1 t. l io n
M u il t i / i
IU i
j hold « rehenr.nl Monday nt 8 Ei.eiihower anti
Secretary
o'
t • vin hj»11i Pi. { . mu i
fj.u ;«| p .lvr i fa i l l l U l f r i | a t t i l l a t i l l t l * h y H i t * | ( | t V , eufoici-metit team wnr'vt'tl, w.i*
' pan «l Sanford
E
lk.
Lodge.
M c v 1 n w iiii 4,FiU | a n t i l t i i ' IM m i l
K v i i i h .u til \ \
I
h fr ill
I I iu h h ,m .
..
State John En.ter DtlPe) hive
i 1ioWmi fiir *4■111(111 ft m i i| ip'>Tt I VV t i f f t*il \ l i l t i l l y iv
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SP»**ii #4#\ Si'hitol \i, r11 hf h«i Uf at
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arry .1. V elr tnit elear that such re.Utancr 1111n i i't l tun** W on If I I m ti 1‘ '<'<1 in p a l ' I n i u i T i 11r
If 'll*’ I m I'M f Iv (lilt jj |i| ||< | i ll III
Lawyer. »r it r r I e d ha, k and
■vite, am- man who anjrty. )tng- :
csrHo,| ,.„t bv U S . mill l i n k 8 h f 'f o r o a n o t lie 1 U ' * f tf u c * ala p u p * p r A p p '> M I. K i r k , S .I m- j * l f»n t 'l i c 'i l ia t im i In I Im i n * * * 'f n h i 'i 10 « in \ *Vhiir»'h a ai f i i insc'* I n
forth with duruments amt closeted
tug. regardle*. o f hta ability to , Jrv fnrt.
by.
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J u d g e O ti) M. C o l'll. 55-year -o ld rcn.l nnuic. to prattle* with the
l l r K .IV I1 n u l o c a tio n
h u \vp 'V i*r
a u fl K a lp h W ip h l
\ I . M ill 1*4 I I ftCUp I'p . llilH I 1• . I t I * I
Indian Itlvcr rotmty judge and a .'loop
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former Sanford reniitenl, died ye*
, liuls, impried front nut bde LitI Illl*: {Mil |k » r v |l l l i t 4'|| Mi S t ' f t i ; fl- M l* C ’ • >1-11 #1 > 4M'I lit, t VkJ * "4 11l<•11, fill ill ft Till Iw
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Urday after a long illn e...
He Ruck, reported
for secret
ftlnri' April II
Jtirfr Iv.iv« hrrn
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Air a in a m i A m r r l c a .A<f 11n 11«*I I n rv 1*Wl IM ii' 4 In H rid , I . .M4 ffif tt» th e •*i st •«
hi.lit ft f!(*4*#s rrli4Mift.il hiipnrfntv Instruction* More were arriving,
In hl» 28th year ai a county
LONDON tU P Il - tlrttuh He- i Force Gen. Curtis l.e.Mer .el t<
Mil ft 4"iinf; \ i- pii.i, !■ . | ! il 11 »f 'T ,i Ft I f.*r t h r I f i l l , l n I , H| i'
Kiev stood m a line out o.le tli#
J u d g e , Mr. Cobb moved to Vero
• \ u HiI
lh r >
hucf l i i T ii ilm n p m
> .n lP ta * It.» uirkft ni ly.sM
ill*41 i»\*
Mina.ter Duncan Sandy. will new miofflclnt non vt-ip (d -lit t--r
i*l hi l
>1
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[ lie f i III ,11
office of Ileal Kidd, U S re Ident
I 111' S <• Il | 11(, I L*
f >M1111 t
II I III
Beach from Sanford in If*-1. He
w , i ' i #•
p r-< i|n t f *
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th e
vi-t* [
S defense in*talU lii,nt ntd ........ Japan In .................... to 11\
PUt It ■aV
IF| fit Pi I )'|
I •" V '.s' P,M K m i i I 3.4' •I.
ln itd i.il. to tep,.|t in, then were
vi a . a nullv* of l.lv * Oak, but
I 1' I 1 , I I j i * * ( i l l l l ' t f i l \ 4
I * I't p P p p
f<»r ,ift ta ititf »i* 4 • . 1 d i m
•tithing Sept 22 the Drfen*e AU-t. Hav. hurtling 7 HNi m ile in i; (m i m
11« t 4Fii •f r ii ! t i
N4 Ha 1IPs, t • -f | hall 1 I i l l " ir.
ntovrd to Sanford a . a youth H*
din . tid t" ii rmutrnom, wliciu
I'll hi 4III' i nab' Him I f I Hu ll L,r ft
I »i l S
«m l l l r f > .‘ a .1
.s ili
1hours and .TI niiniile*.
attendrd Sanford tchnol) and re r tiv ..inI tortsv.
they were briefed In hatcho.
ftfh months tn yn *‘.i4 Inihitp-i/.i
iF if t i. I r d th F N fp o u r tK 4i f
mained • r**ld*nl nf Hit* city
u a t»nr» .ire iiivrn nt Hi*- unit fi^i
t h r m a te r ia l
pur
in t o
•
until after ha had completed hi)
U f t r |*tn
- m a ll
t«» h r
* infnl I ii «*#i | j >n .iml l m l.it . from N * m
fa tm ly at tha Unlveraity of .Flor
XPI'4'1
H u t 11i«* liU r io f tiiM 'H h i -1•
iii ii imil Stall* fin Nilft lifr SuMc ' ir
ida.
ih | ft/ lii^i^rr it url I'Miift
f cull i*lin* Im m - hern ii Jhpi f rxipHi •U'<I .
Funeral *rrvir»* will be held
fm- * /
iTI n h i I Ip ivi
ft i»
•I tin #*11Ml I i >i«111>L’ tip |i» H ' l H . P t .it
tomorrow at I pm . at th* F lr.t
*ft 4if m uni . ■
p* i t ' i ' f l i ! !»*• n « 'f 11 * if f l i t *if
u Hit - hi.llmil all
M«thndi)t Church, V*rn flearti
the Si-ntlmdr High School Hand
e i:
I n r i i'H f t in y
r a J in a 1111
il.m I *CMIHf 4
Burial will b* In Cmtlawrn Ceme
\ -in Iniloti w it) meet Monday
Sallford dnctoi • ugi-'j tho-1- "v'-r
ifi’t*
night at 7 in the high school
tery*
F r ft l
2D In gel tlm „li'.t* ........ thin mV ii
" 1s ill N’t. ION <I FI
f t ' . I I I . ' l l I - I t lli l l 1 " f >,r.'L- .i 1 |. ; 4 II
NEW YORK t U IM ) —IVilirc ill- tt*iue which made ll po.**ilih> for
Surviving ar* hit wife, Mr.
jl)h
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I i " ft* r ' s I l l t l i i i . i l ' - i l i ' C l i i i " M ill
14’ htm-hin on fog a coveted
I ,ttv .t . t a i i ,
'I In*
" - it e *
m u s t tn- 'b '. d h - ls e tilio w e r ■ ." t ile ’ Hi
A
Gladya Cobb; a .on, O ti* Jr . ve.ligalcd a new lead tmlav that alrno-i anyone to have atlminlsler C D
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in n .
m ip i< t r t l
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V.lft slipper. \ liiisine*) meeting will
threo brother*. Robert A Cobh, st.ill'l i|i*pr.He 8 year "Id Meldn rd tlieiit wjlli « mlnililviiii anttnim 3 I C r S O H S A p p C O T
follow in the hand hall
im g
1l'
i r tt" it
t l i e I n ' n il'- t tu n i - i ,1 i ' i i i n g i ' i i n - i i t .
I * t i il
i
for a
le tu i n
to
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told .lo ry of pre.aure "
it
p
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Sanford, Claud* C. Cobb, Ply Dean Vinter'* t h n e
t il ►
Tlie AsitniaHon ti rompnsrtl of
tJl 11* ''HI ■1 t m ilg e t lit f l c a l ItNtl ii n<l
1"W el)
hv a n u H n > ti, 'I t
w e e k * vi'sH l-rl H ie T i e i i - m v
e v p i'i
mouth. and H a rr, I*. Cobh, New that it was tie who killed h i, patNutter and hi. wife I j m l,.an I 0
I t C Q T jp C C C flC S
Um V M ullif p t e f e r h ik i n g
S e v e n m o n t h s I n t e r H ie t h i r d
i*
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up
none
H um
12
l I d - " i i - if i -" * pnrcm.t of loind student) In Vinef Smyrna Hearh.
M*1'
apparently were in bed wheti they MOORHEAD, Minn . I t ' l l —
givioi
Ifimsti-,* roiue two yeai« dollar* In tile n il llu
fl cot v«•;,)*. tvpe tax nn gasoline lo b ig g e r t e i l ere»t Junior High and Seminm#
A* the child underwent
psvcltlDi Mato
High I* la ms for fuml raising will
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ii
, were attacked.
, . ,,
. . . .aid lt„th Sponsor* of an "old tin - pollH|„ u ia| jimnom/ati'in
Hodget Chief Mutiiiii- II M an. u.k -pending
atric tn.ts nl Bellevue M r ileal w m - fatally Wounded by pMtun eat rally" .aid I ih I mv Ills v nmild
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„!*,. inilleatcd the ailinioi-li.tHon
t .ngies. recenltv added one he di.ett.sed Monday t’hllili.'e of
tenter, police looked down "an hkr downward alab* in tile ah riot .xplaln why only Iiv, ,,.-i.on*
I ,mny seek Iduhi-r fcduul gn.ollne ci-nt F> tile c.i.t of f i r d ctii*x anil lltr fomillc) ,iie Invited to attend.
nvrnua foreign to the boy ' in d inirn and slashed on other p art, ahnwi-d up to hear Under-.- ,-«*i str>
t.ixe* unit a uotlier round .d po*tnl nil mall, tint Slain cxti'Dinted tlir j
IC c d s c \ r r f H l S p y ’
titrlr investigation into the slan- of their bodies.
of (gricttllurr True It M -'-n and
rail- iMCtra*") next tear to avoid f'o.t i if Her D i'p.illu uiil will have
MAHSWV.
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bing ilralh) of Dr. and M m Wei
Attorney Harris It Steiiito rg. top .tats- politician,
-"idb g to tin............
pe.ii i llnu- „ defh It of 7.15 niitllon dollars (Hi*
Sanford
Rotarians, at
their
cei
tifllner
Ib-rliard
/go!
In.*
been
W b*t was worse. f,.o ,.( the
weekly meting Monday noon in vin N'tmer «n the morning of hired Iiv Dean's relatives, said In
year, partly tn-xnil-(- of new postal
Mate and county heverugn and
.iiii-xTed and ch.iiged wlHi *pying d sf'iit
i ronvei.alion with Die blond five .pi-clutni • wi-rc ilu b jiii
Staux said tin lief), il vv mid In- p jv im n -.i'r*.
th* Civic Canter, will witness Sept. 2
",'Cilp.itiunnl llcen.es for 1958 3$
fur A me, li nn inii-lligi ru e ag- rrtDeputy
Chief
Inspector
Edward
youngster
that
the
tiny
reverted
’|hn
rally
Thursduv
mglil
was
Judo exhibition by a team from
> 1J 2U II.o o u . 0 nu |
Un U r.d \ ,r
He .riitl that If H ip adiittnl* ; wilt go mi sale M"liday tn Ui#
duriiig a stay m F rin k fu il, l it ,
McCoy A ir Fore* Bain. Orlando.,. W. Byrnes said shortly alter the to hi. original .liny mat "a man 1sponsored by the Junior t hatiiwhtrli begun la-l July 1 and mld.-i Natimi took a "ciinsisleiit" jmsl* office, of Seminal# County Tax
many,
last
year,
tlie
J'ululi
new
.
It w *i announced by W illiam V boy was committed to Bellevue in a whit# musk" killed bis par I,,.,- of Commerco to ell- is <'!»y agency l*a|i si, id tmlny.
nevt Join 30
Him. Hie White House would ask Collector John Galloway. Liccnici
( • '( B in j* H»'i'nphill7 pm gr*m "“cbair- that detective, hail been *.-nt! "nut rn t..
1County', annual I I I rfHindtip .ind
lie told hi. newx conference | ('migteas for amitber postal rate must Im obtalnrd before Oct. 1.
An<
nf town*' lo invrftll^rtlf nrw leads
Stidnbcr^ «a(d lir v4;m »orninc4'd Siiwfir |K««c*| !>«>’,
tlmrsdily Hie Pie Ident and Ilia fm-rea.se next session,
Tha partlclponts. under .he di 1 " r,.e> are l.aikir.g for a pos-dhle Dean "nevn raised » finger again-j In ailillllon to Mor-e the spnn
inly i»er.s uni t decide within til) | S i n n icvlew eatimuled the govrertion ofSgt. Arthur
It, Wita.o,, "the" molue and ar« exploring nn .1 lilt mother and faitier'* and any -or- figured they had aaother
I'AI.I.AHASKE E i l l ' l l
Fl,r ii i s ainml i.iislng fcilcml qu ,u- eimin t-t Would lake In libl.txiil,who fa tha holder
of the "'.llnck ' avenue 1 u r r Ign In the Iwy," »toi) lie might base tub! lo tne dm wing card lu R ip l
hiiul- st.itn Road Hoard w i l l In, ,1 u » llm- lave* by elme t-s one b il l io n ! VUO.UUu and spend $711.2OU.OOU.I lt>0
NEW YORK t U l ’t j —Singer Sun
C o n ti a r y s h o u ld bo lo o k e d u p o n a ,
Belt,” highest attainment In judo. Hyrnci *ntd.
t l l Minn. f, who Tuesifax von , mnnti.iu
montlily meeting 11
Thursday. Sept• ■*
dollars
next
Itecatiso
"
................year
‘
"tlie in the 12 months ending next June ny Gale, wife uf Noel Kramer, •
w ill d e m o n s tra tth e various hnldi 1 I ,r - Dominick Di Main of the C h ild is h f u b r i c a l i . m o r H ie s t a le a colorful primary buttle a j.n n it 1 18 st 2 p m. in the Holland federal hlgliwey U nit fund used
IM), leaving n tleflcit of $13,200,- tliv u triril executive, gave birth
fn combat meiiMirr* uswl by the , medical examiner') office said merit " f a Uty with a "dtiltirbetl a candidate supported by te r bus- Building here, it was announc'd t" finance intefiti.te litgiiwnyM will
(MWMKtn. This Would push th# pub Thursday to a »ijy* m -pound icveu*
Stratagi# A ir Command,
J"tn* l a l il wound* wur# m soft p c ito iu iitj.
*
| today.
jba ixltau.ied
ft-caj iv ..r.
it# debt to EittJ.UW.WO.UDJ.
ounce gift.
Here Is Full Text
Of Court's Ruling
On Central School
Chinese S a y
A rm y R eady
Southern Comment
On Court's Decision
Commission Asks
Knowles To Shave
Proposed Budget
Seminole Records First
Polio Death* O f 1958
Marshals Prepare
To Enforce Ruling
McElroy Says U. S.
To Defend Quemoy
Radioactive Waste
Becoming Problem
DcBary Dedicates
Church Sunday
To Practice
Judge Otis Cobb,
Ex-Resident, Dies
Sandys Will Visit
Lc.May Sets Itecurd
Scotils rr« Ki'hciirsi'
t**'-.....
U . S. Will SoarDeficit
Officers Probe New Lead
In Confession O f B o y, 8
To More Than 12 Billion
Rotarians To See
Judo Team Monday
laii'ctisoH For Sale
Hoard Meeting Set
(•
Band Association
To Meet Monday
Singer Is iMuther
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H P W h e e lb a rro w ' Lady V isits Sanford
Iddie And Debbie Fight;
He Denies Love For Liz
By VERNON SCOTT
U F I Hnl lywood Cnrrtepondenl
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HOLLYWOOD (U P I) Boylih
Bddie Fithcr, who** m irrlage to
Debbie Reynold* once we« con
sidered "Idenl"
l>y Hollywood,
d*nlf(l to iler he w«* In Ihve with
M v tn • haired Elizabeth Taylor.
The aim e r admltt«d he w ai
ha v im * marital "ml»under*UndI bk " with Debbie but *ald It had
nothin# to do with hi* h rra kfM tmidnight (In lea with Ml** Taylor
!■ New York.
"No, I ’m not In Inv# wHh I.**.’
F1«h*r *ald "She’* not In love
With me. 'Die problem between
Debbie and roe ha* nothin# to do
With Elizabeth.
••We are all irood friend* "
Elude Newamen
Eddie end Debbie wera both at
flielr We»l t*o* Angelea home
where late Tue»day they acaled a
backyard fence hi eaeape new*
■tan and photographer* and take
M t t l Reynold* tn a dorior be
rau*e of her "nerve*."
Roth Either and .Ml#* Taylor,
widow of producer Mike Todd, re
turned Tueiday from N tw York
where their hreakfaat, lunch and
dinner dntr* and appearance* In
night *pot* produced ipeculatlon
of a budding romance.
fine* Right Horn#
The linger, who earlier In the
week hail kept Debhle waiting at
International Airport w h e n he
didn't rmue lioiur a> echedllted,
wrnl right home
A few hour* laler the eouple
l»Mied a *t*tem m t they were
having a "mUuiid*r»tnnding" but
added, "We have nothin# more to
•ay."
Ixivrly Elizabeth had nothing
rmieh to *ay to newamen either
when *h# ilepped off a Tran*
World Airline p l a n *
Tueiday
night.
" I have nothin# to *«y except
hello," *h* told reporter*
" I wai only going In h« gone
M L U H ' A T K S — Itw cph
M psalnr,
Mm.
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Joseph
of
W.
M r.
C.
and
M hauler,
JifiOO P a r k A v e n u e . S u n litrd ,
him u ra d iiH le d fro m I he A ir
D e fen se T r a in in g
(.'ourtm
o f In te rn a tio n a l Business
M a c h in e s C o rp ., K in g s to n ,
iN. Y . H is w ife is th e fo r
m e r J o n i S a u n d e rs o f S a n
fo rd .
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O VIED O —The tlma ha* eom*
for the member* nf the Oviedo
High School fla t* of IBM to hid
•dieu to family and friend* and
get forth to make preparation*
for hi# or her own life'* work.
We era glad to nnta that man*
■ r* following up their education
w ith ' college
career*.
Florida
school* predominate in choice.
Howeveer, two have gone fur away
to Atlatln. T e ia *. Tho*a two hap
pen to he none other than the
jyalldlctorlan and lalntalnrlan nf
the rlaati, Mary Ann TeaJnaky and
Roy Wel*nnhargef. They left Krt
day for l.ulhrran Concordia (Ini
lege. Mary Ann hope* lit l» •
parochial arhnol tearhar upon
graduation. Hoy la entering the
TnlnUtrrlal arhnol.
Don tllrey. Jr. anti Jo l.en Mat
tie will enter Florida Southern
gt lark ulaurl in fre*hmrri. They,
with the valldlrlorlan and lalutatorlan, ware four nf tha fiva #nn»t
Speaker* #raduatlon night. Don
w ai con*rllor at MCJ llnnrh for
Boya tlurln# the *iitniiirr at It*
term.
Andy Dtula ha* anlered Orlando
Junior Collega In Orlando, lie wa*
the fifth gue*l »|ieakn at gradu
atlnn cxercUe* In May.
Melanie Jarkion Irft m Augud
fo r June* lluilne** College. Jack
•onvllla. Ml>* Jaekunn wa* rap
tain nf the girl'a haikethall Irani,
the mml athletlr. voted moat popu
Jnr III elm * Who'* Wtm.
William Hart let! allet giadu
Ition for Allauln to enter an Klee
tro n ir* Nchrvil there
Ann DeSlia/o i i not a menilier
of tile graduating rlii** of tttf.K
However, *he will enlei I tie lint
ver*ity "f Florida tin* oiumII i «
a fii-*hin.in 1U llilnln arr* ore
proud of Von Site i* the daughter
nf our prtui-tpal. W II ImSboio.
■ml one nf nut bed high actlonl
teacher*
Mr*
W M HeSharo
Ann wa* rho-wi a* one of a until
bor of meinto-r* of Hie junior
eln** to participate ill a Hew l o t
♦hi* inm nier at Stet«no Culver
ally. There •lttil*nl<, alter under
going a rigid 1? week* of d u ilio
Were ehnnrtt, If llieli niadeini,
achievemenia nu-i the lent. to -kip
their *ettlor year at high •ehnnl
■nil enter college Ann pl»*ed with
flying color*
W alter Walker ha* flm»en to
Work for a w a r. Ilien enter Ilia*
■ rilled irrVlrc* Waller I* the *on
nf p o in t*H e r ft It Walker (M r*
B, It \Vlik e 1 1 of I'hiiluota
•lintill* Morgan * transfer from
Oilnnilo. mu of Mr* Martini Kcl
tr y and graiidton n| M i* C, I.
Wc«l,
i"
anleilng
Vncattnoal
(U lioot In Mrlandn to lake up Eire
Ironic,
Carl Fabry, P.iptaln nf tile IK ie
do Iia*keltin1l le a n t, anil the reel
p le tii o f m o m A w ard* in n t h lid i. * ,
tin* inirii d Hie II, S Army and I*
ata lio n ed ,|| I t , Ja rku n tt. S C
i
;
Shirley I'a ilin Slay Inn lie* rhn
»en Iti* Mr* degree and it happy
kanpm# hini»* for Harvey
For lho«a leaving home for the
f!r*l time, w« know It i* a happy
(line and a *id lime for the pai
•til* The enllr* Ufa nf tha family
Will be completely changed
We have aeveral aenlora In enl
lege lln* ynai M l.* Maillia Jean
llu id y , daughter nf Mr amt Mr*
L. A (lardy , hat aheaily lelum ed
to lloh lone* College, G ren v ille,
B. C . Wllera all* W a .color I hi*
year Martha Jr in h«* had a won
ilerful acadcmlr record. matching
liar brother, lltiitald. at Hie Cm
v e n lly nf Florida. Donald gradu
■lad at mld-tarm lari year.
M l** Ann Iharaon, dauglitar of
Fred Pier*nn, I i a tenlor at Strt
ton Cnlverally. Aon alendeil Or
landu Junior College for two
year*, limn Iram fei red In Slet•on. She wa* yalullctorlan nf her
HUM graduating cla»*.
M ir* llebekah Tuhy, daughter nf
the Reverend and Mr* Stephen
M. Tuhy, will gradual* In mid
term from Florida Southern MU*
Tuhy, a 1UM gradual# nf Oviedo
High School, ha* al.v* attended
aummer *«.**lnoi She In tamed In
Orlipdo this pa it year, and made
the Dean'* Hat for academic
achievement.
Ml*a Nancy Mysra, datighlcr of
M i. and Mrs. A. A. Myert, also
a IMS gradual*, will be a aenlor
■t Florida Southern. She wilt In
tern in W inter Park. Ilien return
Osteen News
News
By M r*. Clare nr r Snyder
Mr. and Mr*. Hugo llerllni.
Oak Ridge, Teen , announce the
Idrth of * non Srpt. I. Mr*. Iterlink I* tha daughter of Mr. and
Mr*.
Norman Miller arid the
granddaughter of Mr awl Mr.
Julio* i;*rh*ardi
By V IR G IN IA CONN
the herd wheeled after it* leader
| and lied In a cloud of dun.
Herald Staff W riter
SCALPS SAVED
"I've walked at l e n t three m llai
A (roup nf drunken A p ich * In*
• day from tha time I was *lx,
and am more upset when we run 1disn* created another e rid *, alout of *oap titan when we haye moat wnr*e than the hull*. Dolno food." Thi* i» tha way M r*. phy, with diplomatic ea.te, ex
Julia Buka St. Clair, the fainoui claimed, "What ar. honor thli t*
"Wheelbarrow Lady," aum* up lo met tuch nlt« In d ltm ." The
h*r tile nf travel* throughout the St. Clair* repeatedly told lh» In
U. S.
dian* why they were walking
M r*. St. Clair and vin, Dolpliy, through the plain«. pu-hlng *
are tlaying in Sanford fur a week wheelbarrow The leader punctuat
at tha .Montezuma Hotel,
ed hi* (pie.lion* with a *h irp
Tha pair itarted Uttir advanture* forefinger in M r*. S(. Clalr'a
eight ye an ago when tJalphy wa* cheat.
a thin chilli of eight, iiiffcring
Hide* were offered (the Indian*
of pernii-ioll* itliemlH. When lloc- Warn on hor*ehackl, and the St
lor* at|vi*ed *im*hlne ant] I t c h C lair* were altiput afraid In re
air for tha h">, M t* SJ (L'lair fiiir
Again p.dplty nilvm! Hie
ptjihed him around h»r J*ck*on problem fit *»}tng that he would
yllln, Fla., yard In a wheelbarrow. like to hav* v>me Mulligan »tew.
Due day toe l*o> *ald, "Mother, Tlie Indian, hurl never heart! of
I II but you'd b« u*tiumctl to puib the diili So Dolpliy carefully ex
tin* wheelbarrow on Hip lugtiway." plained the teripri; ground rubber
lit* mother told him die woultln i lewit*, old blue )r*n*. any r|ear|
IK a*ham<-(l lo puih him anywhere animal, z-uilc, onion* and lot* of
In tile yyhrrlhnrrow. So—lit dig
hot tp lc c The Indian* laughed
gctti'd a trip lo Detroit, Mich,, to and wheeled aw-tty to find the
vu il relatives.
nenreat ranch with Mulligan *lew.
O FF TO DI'.THOIT
The SI. Clair* *r-ttler| In lesll.
The l.dtiij mil* jouinvy did not Cal. There Dnlphy went to *rhool
diiturb the lortner ' .Mli* H u n -1 A* a itiidenl h» invented the onlygary " However, *h» did invert true red jla re for reram le* H»
lit a new wheelbarrow. With l)oh
jiliy packed uway amid .oppiie*.
ill* heuderi north
The lim it
Smoky Mountain* were a cltui
leoge hecaine ol the Itear*. hot
kindly ranger* allowed the pair
to deep in a truck protected witti
hocked* tiling oil tile tailgate. If
tile lie.it* nil Ho- pall* tile nul>c
TA U eM IA S S K K ' I ’P Il « T hr
would flighten Hum uway. To s ln f p
Ifo ^ d
| to p ;i r t i l t r f d
fo tltli
rumple!* Hie protection, Dolpliy r» llrd ft if
hf rt m hv
held * toy tint clutched In hi* Srp|. 2.1 o n inhTAt.i1r projrpt.i In
li.uul Thi* wa* found under hi* V'ohiHin nnd huval rotintlm.
m l in Hie in..ruing Thu tx.it .
T hr inUTslatr link* mm* iirnon^
M-eined to know Hint till* w.i. not
13 projrct- on which bid* will he
a (our to molt-d.
r i'C c i v r d uniter today r call, T h e
Itv tin* time Iht
*un*liin* and V o lu t in |n h I ' h I I r f o r p i i v l t t g im d
fredi air" wa* haying * belief! three Corirnlc ifradc vpar.ilion
i lal effect nil Jjolphy. Hot Lhu boy, b rid g e 1* on SI a t •• It o m t |o ti f r o m
who wa* lending i in-fill "try jud n point 0 ! mite imi 1.11 nf Sit |,1h A
tii-nt-e book,,, .till watdefl t,. lie lio j IJi 1 2 m l l c i to S ta ti* I t o n d 40
w girl Sr. In* obliging to..tiler let
T h u I > 'i\ 4I p i n j c c t p r o v t r !^ » f.»r
lit" hair gmw
I'lie tong lih.iulc
iiv
anr! thr«*p conrrrtp il.ib
|..ik* v im .- not rut until May. Iff..
tjc * k ^ r a th * ^ c p t t i i t i n n h ri< lifr%
Walk To I alll.imla
SIt 0 hw vto'ti Hih Str»>»‘t ami i?Ui
State Asks Bids
For Volusia Road
to vhnol In flnHh her work In
recche her diploma
Ferdinand and l.utlicr Dilda.
*on* of Mr. and M r* Ferdinand
Dudii amt Mr and Mr*. John Hilda
re*pi'rllvelv, enter Hie Cnlverally
of Florida aa *nphnmnr*« thi*
year.
Danny Belatrl, who attended Or
M r*. Manning Todd and Mr*
landn Junior (.‘ollege la*t year, William Nellie* .pent a week in
enters Florida Snutliern a* a Coltlmlm*. (la
visiting Mi
ami
Miplmmnre tin* year. Danny -*«« Mr* Wayne llrown M i* llrown
prominently a**oelalefl with ha.e I* Mr*. Nettle'* daughter
'Itir
hall here He way cnun*ellnr al llrown* returned to OMeen wtlti
the MQ Hunch till* trimmer
M r* Nettle* ami .jient a wrek
(Heim l.ee, who tlarled in (Jr- VIdling relative*.
luliflo Junior College, ha* trnn*
ferred In Voentlomil Kelmol In eonMr and Mr*. Marvin Hlgg* anti
Ilnur with III* Eleelrnnlc* eour*c
fllenn I* the *nn of Mr and Mr* ■on* Steve. Ronnie and Mickey
spent a week In St \ogn*tlnr
Jlin la-e
Mt*. t 11 Peter*.,n and tlaugli
Phylll* Cieinanec, former *lu
ter llymnelle Tnueti.lone of High
The St d a n * n tinned to f.u-k Slif i l in l ick ithviilfv
(lent n. Ilvteilo High School, grn Spring, "pent l.iil«o liny yvei-kend
.ottyille, then deidilcd tl.ut < .*Li
i H ilt i j i »
■*
dilated tin* June from Winter
with Mr and M l* ,1 S Peter ! f.U'tilii W,i- the pla.e to go By
l. jik i*
r 4111 U u im ir o f V s
14!
Park High School She plan, to
run
I Htl* time they hull t< ipilred * cut luclut'pft a {mint ft .*» ui lie north #f
"Indy al the School nf Nuutng.
Mr* \ltnn Walker returned re tin- walking eat -would it >.n a t n 1 111j» -‘ I f ' . i ' k a n d th«" n o r t h c i t y
Unlverdty of Florida
eently from * week yi.lling her eiirli When M ild and hint gent.y 1drill* w ■»f I. kdv l-.tki
Pal Walker, volidlelmion of het .liter M r. Ida llnmt m Daytona that it w.i id uk. I., inti
(Vilen
l.oki
• ■• *i«lf■i • ii S it t IH \ f t o t n
eln**, i.< In her final year nf Irwin | llearli.
tin- Wi wlfii-t \y i « t.ail i am «.,«.**,
s i t IIH -•» L .t k i
I n n , « o u tti stN c.it
lug al (he (Iraugc Memorial llo*
amt or very cold . Hof* i it AIM!|(| y|t . p 2 H mdf*
Mi
and Mr*
Ray
pilal. Dorothy Simmon* I* aUo
pc if ffti{J\ 1mMO' lilt <* fiirp.nitiri on
attending the Orange Memorial children of Sam»ula *peo* Sun
l l ' lm p * a o fl V\ , i s l u n ^ t o r
f l i*t»nr
\
i-cpitck in
and t|.#* wilM‘Ih.,1- r##\i
day oltli hi* parent*. M
School nf Nur.ing
f . ic in t !
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Mr* Raymond P ill
H o in fa v
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Ml** Kay F.'le*. who attended
pri-n ; He in Hu* 1 Hill ,! n\ r it .i!t thr j NvciiU'. .i ii #I ##n U s . ltd front
Florida Southern la*l year. i» 1 M l.* Silli ley Alhiittoii ha. het-n -mu foil • ..f him#
■|.#UI
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t tl .Utl md«*
.etlliu # for a M r* dr#ice, anti a pain id to the Dtdutul Ito-pilsl
It took 1| Itinntti* »m vt*«lk Uj
Mr atul Mi
lark Itnoru* and
will heroine M i*. Jack Ihuhl Del
.f jc k v o i
S u i f. o ir i4
•on* .lark Jr ami Hamilton were i nJ• f* •i nhi via th»‘ • itlii'fn rtiufir.
I
It vrr tirld,*** #«nd .ip{ir#Mc hr*. Nor!
railed to New Drltuin* ’ r * week T* x.i 'v *i wish I* I ,i11a i ao m l rv
s i t #f f r <• ■m S ft Ilia n e a r h r n n
Keloriiiiig to FSI' at Tiill.tlln*
liy On
Hidden death <>f Mr
v id n»oI hVv•’ <*Ic11 v ■<* the \ laitri
.ee a* a .optnunon- tln< year yylll
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until*
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llooite * toother
Ui r nth! f r# i .n SII to Ilf .11
he Peggy Fleming, ilaughli-i af
1 1in11111 it' | r ,mT111 i 1111i ho ik a hot
M i> FIui- Fh-mini: Pe# wa« one ! .1 S I'He Mon and lli.la-M Hut i vvhit** Hii.kilt ,i
r 11 mil 11 11„i 1*\ | ,\ h if u n h t i b)«»i H it11 U to S l{ Pi.'z
of
Hie outalanillng
Imakelliail i altemled the mi l ling nf the Hr > /rttnifc’ l i n t ' I
t in St i l,ur* ru#.i r 11 n i tivv i #oi|
player* of I he local «c|mnl We Ihrrhimd of llie l.«ke Helen Hap I'M*’ k 11.M kFI I >1I'llI v' n ,( ni* «f lltf*
l.c k n a if)
H r n d in ^
f '. t H
eaoool learn if Myron Willi- and 11-1 i'hiirrh 1**1 week
^l.iftl t ♦!»■
' f I k#• St 'll J■,I|U' Mull' Park til AI
Mr and Mr- S (t In a ti k and
1-ni lie Mather will refine to IN I
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I'atty m i M i k
or not They both attended t.i I <liil.il mi M il.
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- > wi. . fit
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M 1 III 1 n.i.
of S\t anil Mrv t"foil k l.iltlr Oil Mayo 1 'Muir when- Mr
F.-i y u*e Sta'i .ti g..t nntlting #.-r
Waller Duda Dyrr-.h. High gr i loll^tl l u l lltullf kOltlf * MHTfwwflll tin* !*.irk **f tin# litfti* ,, iKint \ f ttl.tr t r . . . hul * tin.k et con
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duate and a graduate ..I the I'm f )<' ( t p r i n t m u
tr, ,i ||] #||* 1.01 in * i# t : .1 . ; 1,1 .
Mr* Mm H.h i I iihd Null i lt.it U
yr-i-lly uf Flo.ida till, past June
t« n..W wilt) Hu t > r%r011v m JSim* nitil H-.-m tivim of lhi\tMit:i
n
lark
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of Mr aiiH Mrs
Hi* i * Hip •oti
19<mIn. Sf.
III* nr Vi
a| m"iit
In
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ii
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wa* allnwed the freedom of the
laboratory in one fondly remem
bered home of foaming.
When Doiphy dtlcded that wheel
barrow travel w ai too *low he
•uggcytr.l • two-.eated bicycle.
Over p ro if.t that it wa* impo**lble, lie rigged the Uo-pound
wheelbarrow to the rear of the
bicycle. The efficient tram portitlon w ai launched after three
month* of practice on the part of
Mr*. SI Clair
N'w Hltrhhiking
Mother and eon itill traveled,
uilng the bicycle. Lait year they
decided to come e i* t, hitchhiking
till* time. In Michigan, Mr*. St.
Clnir ( r n reunited with her rno[her alter ia year* nf .I'p a ialion.
They came tn Florida lo yl.it rel
ative* and plan tn return tn J*"k•onvllle to *ta;’,
Mr*. St Clair 1* 31 yeni* old.
She ha* an older -un and daugh
ter anti mm grandchildren Her
htl.hand died I I year, ago :.he
h»* written two hrv.kr, "The
Whaelbarrower*", and tt* ren'iei.
She la al*o thr author of a *nng,
"Rimming Meitiuric* of You",
ptihli*heil ..m e year* ago
Mr* St Clair hold* an honorary
memherihip m Dixie Highway,
Route 2S, wh«rr »he *tood on tile
*aine *p..t a* Eleanor Roovevelt
When the former fir*l lady reyi-iyed a "iinilar liixinr Till dr,gMji.tled the W a lk in g lady Mime,
what Site prefer* lo itand n il her
n * n .pot
Tanned and happy. Mr* St
Clnir exude, g.u.rl health, She and
Dnlphy are making their |.re*ent
( r 11, tiy mi crrridltlune.1 ini*, tint
tllilr
e*rjling
plan*
*re
o..t
through When Dnlphy- #revel* tn
miter .pace, *he ha* prnml'rrl to
lie with him.
Ity JOSI P1I \ \ | II NS 11 \ \ \
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w v s H iN n r o N <i ; n i x;»r
Urntnl StjiliM hn* lukfn ^te|•* r*
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mt’i'l many of I-ifio
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mimic iulMcrvrr*
I'lie m *»111 but »!* n fnr Hi«* sir* .1
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by till- citmlri#'* llirm
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fill*, will bccorno
cvuh til in tin* month* to l imit* a *
il'in* l'm il'll St tilt* a * 111iv I v u lip t I*f
ijftwn the *ti i'it uf tJlptoinriUc
;Mi.1*1*mic ut vt.iUi thi* I,iilm Arin ii
cun . over l TS foreign »umioimi
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WAKHMOTOK <UFI)-B*pttbU•an atrutegtri* Beclarad private!;
M a y P f w l t a l l i l Aarittont Sher
man Adama aheuM m lg n to pre
vent more Maine-type landaUde#
for Demoerota.
One OOP to urea Ugh la the
party told United Preea Interna
tional the defeat of Incumbent
Republican Sen. Frederick 0.
Payne by Gov. Edmund G .Muakle In the Maine aenatorUl elec
tion baa proved the political IIIUlltiea of the Bernard Goldflnt
cata In which Adam* waa a fig-
/- L E A V E S S A N F O R D — LCDR. Cy F ilto n point* to
IT: * Ills nam e on th e ronter of officer* nt S a n fo rd N A S before
d epart Iny for th e Wont Count. Kit ton le f t th e local bane
r: ' to d n v for n now nnnlpnmen.
★
★
★
★
★
*
Equipment Added
To Lake Gem Pork
Commander Filton Assigned In West
ft
LCDR. CY r n T O N
. . leaven Sanford
Lcdr. Cy Fltton training otflet r on the Staff of Commander.
Heavy Attack Wing One. left the
Ranford Naval Air Slatton today
tor duty on the Weat Coa.t
Cdr. Filton will report to Heavy
Attack Trainio* Unit Paelflr.
Hava) Air Station, Whidbey l»land, Oak Harbor. Waih.
The popular officer reported t
♦**
A*"?™*!!
Payne, like Adam*, achnoel
edged receiving favor* from Goldflat, a millionaire testlle tycoon
from Boeton.
The argument advanced In eomt
GOP ctrclea waa that Adama
ahoetd not mbjoct other Republi
can eandidatoe to the aimilar—If
Indirect—handicap by keeping hie
Important admlnlatration poet
Meanwhile, (her* were lb*a* re-
water* from 1M0 to 1931. Bcccn
duty Included tour. at NAS S*
Dirgo, fal., Pcn»arola. and th
Armed Force* Staff College,
pition attended Oberlln Colteg
>wJ 0<w
Waihlngton Unlvei
,
. . . . . .
'1‘T Hr * " " M e d to the form
er Jean 1’etla of Rhlneheck, N, Y
They have three children: Larry
Itl Marcia, T. and Sarah. I.
o
--------------------------lU m lL .
The Recreation Department an
nounce. that Lake Gem Park,
aouth of the city. 1* being renovat
ed and additional equipment add-
Under the tupervlilon of Park
Superintendent Jim Dunn end Re
creation Director Ronald Perry.
Lake Gem Park haa been cleaned
and playground apparatu. and picnle facllltie* tnrialted.
It la alto planned to clean nut
l,akr Gem and to atock It for the
young flthermen of the area.
TYil. fare-lifting project I* part
of a tong rang* plan to Improve
United Preoe International
the clty’e perk-pleyground faclllEAST ORANGE. VJ . (LTD— tie.
Frrdlck C. C. Boyd, noted rotn
rnllertor nnd director of the
American New. Co . died Monday
night In Orange Memorial Ho.pl
1*1 following an operation He wgi
71.
TORT RUCKER, ALA. (AHTNC1
—Army R*«*rve Capt. Kenneth
H. Snyder, wbote wife, Anne,
livei at l l t l Sun.et Ian*. Taltahaaeee, Fla., completed tun week*
of annual active duty training
Aug 10 at Fort Rucker, Ala.
Captain Snyder, ton of Clyde C.
Snyder, Rout* 1, Longnood. la a
member of the 4tM Engineer
Battalion In Tallaha****.
The captain la tmployed by th*
Treaiury Department In Tallaha*ice He l* a 1934 graduate of
Ohio Unlveriity.
News O f Men
In Service
Quotable
Quotes
t'nltrd l're«. International
CHICAGO - Hr Clifford T.
Rauwellrr, pre.iden:
of the
America:; Chen-re! S-wirtv. !n
propolln | a f-m "> hr»ne of me
armed lervi, e* ' handle alt ».-l
cntlflr -e-i • i • r Vr n«ti'n'»
defm ■»
••\Ve in»i:e Hi ttrt h; paring
prime re.pon.H' il, f„r -nilitarv
♦quip-rent an t reap >n« develop
jnenj or, mili ar--
Democratic Party Chairman
Paul M. Butler aald the Formora
"mere’’ helped the Democrat*.
But Secretary of State John Foo
ter Duller told a a r e a conference
ho did not think foreign • policy
played a part, bacauea “our for
eign policy in all It* eeeentlal atpact* haa boon and will be blpartlaan.'*
>
—CalUomla'a Democratic gub• material candidate Edmund 0.
(Fat) Brawn predicted “the tide
that b t|a n Monday in Maine will
ivrep all the way aerate the na
tion."
—Chairman Andrew F. Seboeppel (B-Kan.) of the Senate OOP
c em paln committee, raid ha did
nte *ee Maine pointing to a na
tional trend.
—Agriculture Secretary E a r a
Taft Benton conceded the Repub
lican* took a “pretty bad beatIni’* In the Malna election but he
refuted to eee the' Democratic
victory ao a “wee t h e m no."
Fla. Grade A — Quick Frozen
Gov’t Graded TOM
^ G o . Grade A ^
Dressed and Drawn
Whole
12 - 16 Lb.
Famous Double D Ranch Bird*
League Leaders
Nattowal League
Player A Club 0. AB B. R. Pet.
Muriel, St L. 1« 444 « ISO JM
A.hburn, Phil 133 Ml U IM .US
Aaran, Mil.
IM Mi M tM MS
Maya, S Pran IT U4 to* ITS m
Banka, Chi.
lit 4Tf S4 l i t -lit
America* League
Runnel., Bo*. I S 4M m IS U1
(Vrv, K.City H U M M 1*3 .31
William*. Bo* 111 U T1 114 111
rower, Clev*. 110 UO >0 1ST .113
Kuenn, Del.
I S 4M M 131 114
Home B u m
National League: Banka. Cub.
43: Thom*., Pirate* U; Math.**.
Brave* 30; Aaron, Brave* M;
May*. Giant* M; Boblnran. Bvd
leg* If.
Amerirau Leagwa: Mantle, Yen
kee. 40; SJwen. Senator* M;
Colavfto. Indian. 34: Jemtn, Red
So* M; Cerv. Athletic. M.
Run* Batted In
National League: Banka. Cub.
til; Thome*. Plrete* IM; H. An
derson. Phllllea 99: Cepedi, Glanti 13; Maya, Glanti M.
American Lragu*: Jen.en. Red
So* 113; SleTera. Senator* 100:
CoUvito. Indian. IT; Bena. Yen
ktea IT; Manila. Yankeea IT.
Pitching
National Letgu*: Raydon. Pi
rale* M ; Spnhn. Brave. 19-10.
Willey. Brave* M ; Purkey. Bed
leg* I M ; Hobbl*. Cub* 10-1.
American League: Turley. Yan
kee. J0«: Hyde. Senator* 10-1: (
MctJ-h. Indian. I4T; Ford. Yan
kee. 14-T; Delock. Red So* IJA
U. S. Gov’t Grr?*d Good
Kansas City Beef
Prices Are Rising
Stock Up Now
With Delightful Western Flavoi
1*4 • 2 Lb. Average)
FRESHLY GROUND
Boraxo
HAND SOAP
C O P E !.A N D H lehory Sm oked
Hit I CE
WINTER GARDEN
CHICKEN - TURKEY
A S P H A L T - T I I .F
WAX
(Limit 6 Please)
MAXWELL
HOUSE
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FIELD PEAS
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LOOK W HAT
Food King Black Eye Peas
Food King Navy Beans
Food King Baby Lima Beans
Food King Butter Beans
Food King Kidney Beans
Cans
7ood King Pork <f Beans
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SANFORD
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AN
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
8ANF0RD, FLORIDA
Estabhahed 19#t
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER1171958
Court Hearing
DelayRequest
WAAHJNGTON (UPI) - C o r n e l
for the LltUe Roek School Board
told the Supreme Court today that
a delay ta Integrating Central
High School there would be eon•latent with the court's own "earntolly conceited phDetephy at daIbtreUon."
Richard C. Butler made the
*
United
Wire
NO. 289
Escorted Convoy Breaks
Reds' Quemoy Blockad
statement in arguing the cnee
that probably will determine the
future pace of school Integration
not only In Little Rock but In the
rest ef the South.
The high court's dadtlvi
expected Friday or Saturday.
N EW SPAPER
In Sanford
Decision On Peace
Rests With Reds,
Official Declares
la
Integration
At-A-Glance
Bombardment Sets
Record; U. S. Aids
Nationalist Ships sj
Delay la Can* Want
Butler, a tall, dignified attor
ney, spoke carefully but In a
moderate voice.
He told the i Im Justice* that
ABOARD U.S.C. MIDWAY OFF
l y AL
By AL RUEJTNER
by tin NAACP to ordir Immed
the gti-yeer cooling-off period ap
FORMOSA (UFI)—Th* command
UnltaA Era#*
t'alied Brass International
iate integration of Little Rock'a
proved last June by Federal Dis
er of th* U.S. Tth Fleet said today
TAIPEI,
Th* racial Integration crisis Central High School.
trict Judge Harry J. Lemley ie
It 1* entirely up to t’rlping wheth bridle out on many fronts today
Nationalist
"consilient with good faith com
In
Bultlmore,
Chief
Judge
Simon
er a shooting war break • out in In an apparent showdown over
escorted by US, Tth Flaal
pliance at the earliest practicable
the Formosa Strait between tha whether th* South’* "missive re E. Sobalolf of the U.S. Court of ships, broke through tha
date" with the high court* histor
Appvla
refused
to
grant
a
delay
W H E R E A R E T H E Y ? —T w o U. S. M * r i n « som ow hdrn on United Stale* and Rad China.
sistance" to mixed school class in the integration of schools in niit blockad* a f Quamoy
ic desegregation ruling.
Vica Adm. William Reaktsy.
Warran V0‘'nly, Vs., but granted and unload**! cargo on
Speaking in a h u • bed end th e Islnnd o f F o rm o sa check th e ir position* on a m op commander of the mighty naval rooms will prevail this year.
beach amidst a rain of
d u r in g a th ro e -d a y j o i n t U nited Statcn-C hlneae a m p h i
The
U.S.
Supreme
Court
met
defendants
the right to appeal, plosive
crowded
courtroom
Butler
re
force assignrd to protect Formo
^ LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UPI) —
shells.
bious IruinitiK exorcise. Called " L a n d H o," th e o p e ra tio n , sa, said “there Is no rea<un for In extraordinary session In Wash probably within a week.
viewed
the
history
of
the
Nrgis
^ o v . Orril E. Faubu* laid today
The Natlonaliat
ington
to
arguments
on
a
motion
race In America from slavery Involving U. S. M arines a n d C hinese N a tlo n a lia t troops, contact between ua unless they
In Utile Rock, Gov. Orval E. ■aid tha Communist*
that he expoeti the Supreme days through the poet-Clvil War
was observed by to p -ra n k in g U. S. a n d N a tio n a list com- take nival action against our
Faubu* said h* expect* an "ad than 37,700 shall* at
Court to hand down en Idvocie era of "enforced cltl ten ship."
verse" decision by th* nation'i moy Island* during and
m andera.
( U F I Telephoto)
fore*."
declilon In tho Little Rock ceae
highest court, probably Friday convoy unloading
Beakley,
In
an
Interview
with
Tburgood
Marshall,
counsel
for
t(because the NAACP hai gotten
or Saturday.
United Pres* International, also
total sat a ona-day
juit about avsrythlng It asked (or the NAACP, and U.S. Solicitor
said:
General J. Lee Renkln were
Layer* o* Bran*
email war.
from tho Supmmo Court."
reedy with their own arguments.
Tho Chinese Communist* do not
Tha American
A tsani of top level Juallea De
Ho iald he does not think he Both contend that any delay would
hav* tha naval strength to invade
partment lawyer* arrived In Lit cron tha Invisible
will violate e federal Injunction constitute yielding to violence, en
tha Pescadores or Formosa and
tle Rock today to help local au shore Una drawn by
Imposed upon him last fall If he courage southern resilience and
they will not havt tha strength
thorities In preventing violence ernmant to keep
j r d e r s Central doled.
destroy respect for the court*.
for some ttmn to come.
should the Supreme Court order rang* of Communist
9 ' ‘That Is matter that should be After Butler hid been talking for
The present situation In the
Integration at Central. U.S. mar
tiktn up with lewysri." he said, about 43 minutes, Chief Justice
Hannah aald field Investigator* atea "appears to have greater po
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Field
DETROIT (UPtt - Ford Mo shall also have been alerted fir Ike To Give Views
end after e pauae, "t don't think Esrl Warren and Justice Felix Investigators of tha government's wer* being lent Into all three litical than military significance."
tor
Co. and the United Auto duly In Little Rock.
ao.
A typhoon bearing down on the
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Fp*.
Frankfurter began firing questions Civil Rights Commission today states to draft reports which then
Virginia Ally. Gen. Atharlls S. aidant Rlasnhawer la »a peetad,
Workers Union today begun a
will
tw
>
analyzed
by
tire
commis
Faubu# bald a news conference ■t him.
Formula
area
might
force
the
7th
w«rc checking alleged violations <>!
sion
Fleet to re • deploy, hut the series of Intensive, top * level Harrison Jr., whu requested ihe to discus* paaalbl* ronspromleaa
before the Supreme Court met to
Duller had been pointing out Negro voting rights In Florida,
Hv said Hut if the law* are tru typhoon should hinder the Chinese talk* In an effort to head olf Hie stay In Soheloff'i order, declined to prevent war wllk CommunM
decide whether Centre! must open that the "good faith efforts" of .Mississippi, ami Alabama.
first nationwide strike of the com to say whether Warren County's China In a apatch to tka nation
Monday eegregated or Integrated. Ihs school board to integrate CanThe commission authorised the ing violated lie believed til* r«- Communist* • • much a* the pany's plants.
sinly high school would be auto tonight.
[M
irts
would
he
turned
over
"to
Americans.
Investigation*
recently,
according
He said It le "very likely" thet rat
............
^
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High were
"frustrated"
by
matically closed, under Virginia
Tho
U
A
W’s
executive
board
Hecretary of fltal* John Pot*
-urncone
who
can
do
something
The Tth Fleet has at least three
be will use the legislation that a
, n(| other stale and local to Chairman John A. Hannah.
law, hreaii'o nf today's decision, tar Dull** hinted at hi* nswa
Wednesday
author
lied
a
strike
He told a new* conference Wed- almut it " He presumably meant types of Jrt fighter* that ar* bet
i pedal session of the Legislature opponents of Integration.
ll wu« reported that U.S. Ally, cwiferenca Tuesday that aotno
ter than the Russian-made MIG- against nil Ford plant* In tho na
iie.dny mi'Jit that one of the In ' the Ju-tire Department.
ghave him two weeks ago. One
tion If an agreement on a new Osro Cobb hail prepared Injunc cuncrsaiosu might be mad* If
The t hull man stressed, h-wever, 17* opposite Formosa
quiries already wa* under way,
Nil empowers the governor to Warren broke In to ask:
"How ean you divorce the ac
The fleet la at tta greatest contract Is not reached by next tion* for use lo put down possi th* Communist* would rsnoutw*
close any school where Integra tion of the stale in Judging the Is hut tie declined to Identify the that the commission's main aim
use at fore* In the area.
ble trouble in Little Rock.
it nut to correct individual viola strength since the Korean Wnr Wednesday.
tion cauiee violence or e threit sues from the postlon of the state Involved.
Th# Praoldant might I irgo
tions
but
to
make
a
broad
Inquiry
H
A
W
(Resident
Wxllor
P.
At
Madisimvllle,
Ky..
t
h
r
ue
with
113
ships
Including
five
air
•f violence.
school board?"
Reuther Immediately announced Negro children, under protection upoa hi# last* In hla add. .sa on
Into
the
pnt'eni
of
dental
of
v
.‘tin;
craft
carriers
ami
(13,(X
W
men.
A reporter
asked whether
he
Butler
told xne
the cchief
Justice
- v .
i
_ 11__ #*_
D
u u ir HJiu
m n justice
rigid i fur tvason of race IhrugnThere so far hat been no con he would switch from ta’ks at ■if Kentucky stute troopers en radio and Mavlaton tonight.
had alerted the state police for (h#t h<i d|(1 not M |„v, ,hc (ltlirij
or: the cuuntr).
tact either In Uir air or on the General Mot irs to Ford In order tered an elementary school with
duty.
was attempting t divorce the Is
lioidou M Tiffany. eomin.t- -u sea between U.S. and Chinese to make ev*ry effort to avoid the out difficulty. A crowd had block and to avoid direct partlrlpaUoB
"I don't think that would be sues. A* a matter of fact, liu *uid,
In the Quemoy defenea.
ed their entrance Wednesday.
*toi( director, said thu group'* I'ommunlit forces.
strike.
aecritary." Feubua iald.
Three Natlonaliat landing xhJpa
the school board ha* been order
field iiivcntignlur* had encounter i d
Ford Vic* President John Bug
A U.S. district Judge put Faubus ed to do one thing hy the court*
dashed th# last thraa miles to
no Irnuhl# with local authorltlri
as nlf.i aruounred ha would at
ahor* lions, unloaded their cargn
mlsr an injunction not to Inter- and something else by It* ein
tend the talks, hut warned Hint
SARASOTA (UPI) — James I) so (ar.
amidst a hall of Rad artillery .
r f,rc with the Integration of Cen ployer, III* state of Arkansas.
"But
fin
not
saying
Uicy
won't
Kuril
wini'-d
not
sign
a
ean'.rart
It
fire, and raced back Into th# safetral last year whan he called out
Frank!mter asked, ".-suppose the 'Ni,t!!f, • County «..mr*I.«tp"'** lmv>- umiiiU'. he added.
did not consider sound Just to
ty of the Formosa Strait wtihuitl
the National Guard. He I* still .am* circumstance* am put "to I,,,d
of 'J'V vuun' y
Tilfuiiy said lie eumplalot* to
amltl tie strike.
being hit.
Uie district court at the end o f 1 <’xccu' 1' ^
f“ c‘
tinder Injunction.
b» inve-tigated In Florida, Ml*"This ilei‘lion hy Reuthrr dm*
i
charge*
today
of
breaking
■
<
fellow
Heavy Barrage
2^x years. It would justify n
,- ,
.
„
, , -i-.ipiu
imnninn all
an wore
i-sippi nnu
arid Alabama
w-urs
not alt T our desire, and will net
Red shore batteries lialf-cnrlrri*
further postponement, would it **’"
jiibnuilcd l,y individuals wlio
FRANKLIN LAKES N J (I! I) [diminish our efforts, to reach a
not?"
i , N,' ' II‘ ' Wh” _*l‘r|!r r..'.l: ,,l5,,..t.^ charged "I,, writing an.I umler —A heartbroken young father, on M-llleiii'-nt H at Is iinluil and lair ! WASHINGTON il l’ll- A While lug Hie Island complex held their
tin- advice nf lit* minister, decided to all p. it til's concerned,* Ruga* House source eoneeiled today that Dm- uilltl Ihico Nationalist I.H.Ma
Me do not intend to lull this |
' j,',',. I,™ ,,' .1 "lie
^
h“u '
th*- storm oyer .Sherman Adam* neared the shell (ragnnint-itrewn
si.
.ills'
light
to
vole
In-c.iU-c
of
r,icO.
court," 1lotler replied, "that we
a mecttriK in thu
* *
,
,
... , today not to tiring formal charge* •old. "Wo will nuieti a ontixel
Department filed ng.ilnsl two persons who allegedly agreement on Hus hails — and within Hi* Republican I’nrly was beach to unload. Then the guna
believe Ulnl all the** disturbing chaill|„.r, llf she- Sarasot Cortntv
CivitanH To Meet
suit lost week .1gutnst tin- i-'gis- caused the death of hi* infant sun only on tld» 1,»*l» — whether ll becoming Iru-rmsingly ilifllciilt tn opened up with a fierce bomnardproblsma will be solved in 2 or
men! that lasted more than 40
0 l.ee Moor* wilt b# th* *p.-.ik*r | 0 yt, , r, ur , ny particular lints-,
trni*
of Terrell County, Go, hy refusing to yield a party line collies hefnro or after the dead weather.
Raymond F He neon, n compn
minutes.
When
and
whether
Adams
goc*
tonight at tho I’ivltan Club. Moore j|u( vvilhoul a proper period of tllur for tllu Sarasota flcrnld- charging Unit fivo Ncgroe* were phuiie In his emergency call*.
line "
Gen. (Tiger) Wang Shu-mlug,
through
the
formality
of
resigning
1* associated with A. M. Kidder calm, the proper lasting solution* Ti itninc and a former men IIter i-f refused registration a* iobr* on
"We am prepared til spend at
"tin the advice nf ru> minister
.
h (tin tup assistant to I’rmlitcnl chirf of tho Nationalist general
and Co.. Winter Park Investmant havu no ch.inr* of succesl."
I
literacy
grounds.
Four
of
lh«
five
the
Ford
bargaining
tattle
lilt
the
nnd
family,
I
(cel
no
good
will
the rounty Republican Executive
broksri. Tha dinner meeting will
he accomplished by signing a 1iinu that may be tieco**ary to Elsenhuwer, this <uiireo said, du- staff, said the escort duly tvaa
Committee, charged Neville with I are school teachers.
be held at T p. m. at the Piracomplaint
against Hie partirs In I achieve a Just settleiiient witlimil fend* on Adams' ilrtrriilimitlun nf the "most significant" move Ilia
simple assault. He rtnimed the
United Slates has made in ilia
rrest Inn.
Robert W. Ilrown -aid in the nece-siy of strike action it M* <•*" pulltlcnl linlilllty.
Gator Lumber Co. commissioner attacked him the Purple Heart Vet inlved,"
Ait Increasing number nf Re- China area fine* World War It.
a foiiual statement. "They will tie i at all pnulblo," Iteullicr said,
night of Ailg. -7 after an uxerupubllcau* running for office tills There wore these other develop*
Den Of Thieves
punished by Uieir awn cnniciences
Now Constructing lln* committee meeting
fall want Adam* out of Kir White ments:
Denied
New
Trial
and
their
own
hearts."
HARTFORD, Conn. - ( U P I ) Deacon, who Mas never ex
Secretary of Defense Nall tL
House
became of hit relation.*
Jail matron Margarat Da t*o re Warehouse, Office plained the rcanon for Gi» alleged
TALLAHASSEE [UPII
Dal List Saturday, Ilrown said, b* Charlie Hartley
with Romani Gohlflnr, the Bos McElroy and Gan. Nathan Twin*
ported that she left her handbag
las Wither*, Purple HearI war urged two unknown g<i**lpers four
attack,
*ald
Neville
struck
him
Con*lru--tton now ta underway
ton textile magnate faring federal lug, chairman of the U.S. Join!
0fn a locked, unoccupied cell and
anti broke his (aw. Neville denied veteran who fares a donth sen- times tn yield the line *o hu could Dies In Hospital
prossctillon for condeinpt of Con Chief* or .Staff, aald In Washing*
rclurnesl to find *23 mining from on a new business establishment In fighting with Deacon hs*t month i teme for the drowning ..f two put through an emrrgoney call
Oinrllr
F.
Hartley,
ft?,
died
at
ton tliaL there wa* no truth to
Sanford
gress
for
oxygen
for
hi*
son.
five-month
small Panama City broth,---, lias
it.
th* Florida Sanitarium and lie*
tjatnr Lumber Co , lne , of o hlrh when Deiieon first mad* the accu been denlurl ■ re hearing hy th* old Robert Jr.
Alarinid over ha DsniocraUe published reports that Adm. Harry
,.iiion.
but
tha
commissioner
r»
' J. .1 West J r . Is prendent, t*
MJien the pari) liners stubborn pi i j I in Orlando at 10-to p m sweep In Hi* Mama elections thl* D. Felt, commander of U.S. forca#
Supremo Court.
Not Represented
huildlng a warehouse, offlr* and fureil to comment after tht war
week and attributing part nf th* In tha Pacific, had questioned
The high court action M.-dnes- ly refused In yield Brown ami IMesrlay.
VATICAN CITY (UPI)— Forty- sales rooms at 700 French Avenue. rant wfiis ,rrxed
Horn Oct 13, 1X73 in Longwuod. GDI* defeat to His Adams-Gold- some of the premiss* on whlek
his
wife,
Rflvrri),
19.
bundled
(lie
Deiieon said tlirer b>slander* day affirmed Its July ileeisiiin
seven nation* have diplomatic repM'esl and ( \ lloyd Coleman, sec-1 „ .
ff him it*.
which upheld the death sentence liahy, who was turning blue from he was a life resident of (hut fine affair, lop Repulillt'iint In American policy In Formosa la
rcientntive* — 33 of them ambas retary-tieaaurer of the firm, **ld
Nl vl11'*
luck nf oxygen, into their car and community. Mr. Hartley, * re New Yolk State Joined the verbal bused. Fell also denied It.
sador* — ar* rsititml .In the „ Vati- they espert lo have the facilities ",lr was Glenn K Putter, a
The Communist New Cilina
county commissioner and GOP murder* of Douglas t cell Wilson. sprd 10 miles to I’atarson General tired merchant, fiulght In the assault mi Uir man widely re New*
can, an offielat church wrvey re rnmplr|^, by (>( ,
Agency aald Red China had
Spanlsb-Amerlran War ami wa* a garded as the second most pow
Hospital
Roller)
Jr
died
In
hi*
\aaled today. ITt* United Stales
^
W1„ u nf (il# Fveeutiie C'nnirnlitna member l, ,nd i,,, 7 year old brother,
number of the Veterans of Tor- erful f I g u re In the executive Issued what It called a "fourth
David.
mother
*
arm*
*•
they
arrived.
gt*
^presented.
polt type, 32 by 120 feel. The potter atso dented knowing any
warning" to the United Statss
rlgn Warl.
hranch nf government.
Wilhur* ronfa«»od he took the
thing ab-oit a fight
against "Intiudlng" Into er over
Surviving ars a ■top-daughter,
n f Y o n r^
ojwrali»u will iw compldsly mecchildren riding in hi* trial, than
1 u p i l V I x e u r ............
hanlxcd. It Is designed so that
Communist claimed territory.
Mr*. Ilotdilu Jo Hunt, tauigwiMul,
Officers
Working
throw
them
overboard
after
sexuHARTFORD, Conn (U PI)-D r. 1tnlfk, m„y (>0 ,lrW#n ,ntrt ,hr Hoard To Meet
mid sevcrnl nephew*.
Deadline Nearing
'ally molesting David Hi- *jid lie
Kdwartl P. Anrlcrwin, a praette • WJiri»Ftoii»f and loaded bv forklift,
Funeral tcrvlras wilt lie held it
The hoard of director* of the s j . drunk when he committed the On Robbery Case
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Bomb Ban Talks Set
tng dentist who cm cha cha and . 1-h, f)rr|| wl„ ap«c| 4iu ^ | n vVe.t United Fund will meet tomorrow i double murder.
Sheriff's depullft still sre Work in 30 a. m. Friday at Hrisaon Fun Florida Game and Fish CommisWASHINGTON (U P I)-T bi Uni*
tango with tha basl of tham. was | Cu)|1, hardwn.nl*. North Florida
eral
Homo
with
Rev.
L.
T,
Futcli
! Hut later he repudiated ll;.- ton- lug on an armed robbery ch**
"ion tndny reminded farmers ami ted Statea and ttritaln have
named "Pupil of tv.# ^sar at a if)(| s0U| b (ieorKi» pine, roofing. *l -1 P mof
LongW
iHHl
llnptist
(.Tuiirli
offlPrincipal item for diKUsaion wilt ) f«s«ion nml runtended li« was which iH-eiincd Monday eight at
land ownsri that Oct. ll) Is the agreed to meet with Russia In
local dam'* Itudlo.
building materials and painli.
lo the nnnuul fund drive, srliedulcd fmred lo make it.
(he Deck liar. Just off II 92 <-n Hi* i-ialing, tin rial will lie In Lon gw -oil deadline for llinse who wmit lo Geneva Oct. 31 to begin negutla<
Dr. Anderson U 73 yean old.
W'**l and Coleman have a total in <tsit t)ct. I. The meeting will
(.'nmulary.
install i-nnscrvatlnn practices im tlons on a nuclear weapons teat
Itogirsck Road.
nf 70 years comhlned experience tie held in Room 317, Sanford At
their lands under the 1030 S ji I ban. the State Department die*
A masked handlt look tlin si
Lost, But Found
.mup the
If lumber business.
I Untie Bank Building.
Officers Elected
Hank program.
gunpoint from Hie owners, Vr
closed today.
#T he belt buckle was mining from ; ---unit Mr* Mcl.anr. It sen* th* Kerosene-Drinking
t dress Mr*. H. B. Lester Jr.
By Toastmasters
• ecoiid time within a month Hi.it
got hack from tha rleansr*. Thru*
lloh Sln-ddcn. Hunfoid n , r-nifsir Mi-Lane • bar hail been robhurl. Tot Back At Home
wreks later, II. H* l-ester, her
of thu Southern Hell Tulrph.. Co,, Tha owner was In lured during 'lie
OVIEDO— The 11 nioiltli-old hoy
fnthcr-ln law found th* ImcUr
was rlerted pre.)i|erjl nf tin Semi riiti holdup and still has hi* leg who wa* hospitalized Monday 1
In the lining of s Isrkst ne had
nole Tnn-tmaitar'i Club In * re In a cast.
nighl after dunking kerosene fas
In the cleaners at the same time.
cent niuellng.
Itee n returned lo Ills home.
"Spirited" eampnlgntnc n suited Sanford Is Chosen
Stevie Hag-dale tin* been disStory Is Fishy
In election nf the follow in.- offi
mUscd frnm Winter Park Mem.itMACON, G». (L’I’I)— Gene i <s- , J.AKELAND itfPI) -- The Fin- point member* lo the committee cer* : education vice pr. ideiit.
NEW YORK (UPI) - An eight
Case Kept Open
1*1 Hospital, apparently mine Hie
hran was assigned by a firm that rilU Citrul Commission will he „mi |nll|tle change. In regula Dr. SUn Tugwell. adiuuii'>ratlv,e By Furniture Firm
HraltU'd tail! the ease, would not
isursn
for
Hi*
experience
Ills
j
year-old
hoy confessed Wednesday
A Texas furnitur* firm has
• m a k e i fish lures to fish *. sum
Tuesday to seek legislation
.„ n, rnNlns
nr vice president, Rill Flemm.-. sep
'mother ami grandmother (mind him I night he stole Into the room where he closed and each point of Mel
^ n e r and learn w-hat fllh think nf
permanent a temporary)
. .
8
retary, Illll Stearns. t,,-j«urer, chosen Sanford a* a distributing coughing and choking, a kcio«ene Ids parents slept the morning of vin's confsiilon would be Investi
the product." He stopped hy his a(|Vr rtisinfg ta* on oranges and i
Leo
Rutner;
sergeant .,1 aims, eentur.
gated thoroughly. He said h#
Thu Thnniteihlril Redwood Manu rontainur in his hands late Mon Sept. 2 and stubbed both to death would ask Children's Court today
office once in a while—to collect grapefruit and reorganiting it* * ' nder trie present law. sstati- George Daniels,
day.
with
a
breutl
knife,
police
said
to
facturing Cnrp. will have offices
imwrrful Concentrate Advisory | “»hw*
year. Hie committee
his pay.
to have tliu youngster remanded
He was rushed to the hospital, day.
I members are named in Ihe t«gi*.
and a warehouse on 1fllh Street, in
Committee.
foe further psychiatric exnmlnw*
where
lie
win
kept
24
hours
fur
1
Utiv*
The
youngster's
alleged
rmifes
Al
Skinner's
waretiouse.
No Parking: Problem Th# Commission'. Uglslatlve
hil1, wlU> "? P1;*'iHm„ for Navy Moves Ahead
lion.
observation.
-Ion was revealed after he led po Rralsted slid Hist In view of
A fleet of Irticks will distrilmte
HARTFORD. Conn. - ( U P I ) - ; , mt Administrative Cmr.mRtee, I
nrf'* .h" f * " °
lice on a chillingly realistic txi “mental background" of tha
On New Sub Plans furniture throughout Central Flor
Fruit peddler Bennl# Adflman j w(dch mat here WedneiJay to r ®
n
* '
minute reenactment of the crime and the fact
Also, the law says that the
WASHINGTON (UlMi - Tim ida.. Owner and president of the
has no Intention of trading In draft a 1030 Irgiilative program,
Ui« freckle faced
in the Staten Island home of his child had told several conflicting
his horse and cart for a truck will recommend that the two cent commission cannot Initiate regula Navy moved ahead ti»d«y with concern, A. J. Scuhi, revealed to Republican Rally
dead parent a. Dr. and Mri. Mel and
"Who over haard of giving a park- per box advertising tax be ex tlons for concentrate control, hut plan* fur a 11,000,oou.lxm missile- day that th* canter will be set
’-incriminating" florins*
approve, or disapprove of ax* shipbuilding program. Includ up within a week. Nam# of the At DeBary Tonight vin Nlmeer, both 31.
IN ticket to a horse?" ha asked. tended beyond its July 11, 1030, only
nialf "not
“not satisfied" UkC
h* was htmialf
proposals
presented
hy
the
Con
local
manager
will
he
announced.
Dlit. Atty. John M. Brilatcd cast had baan cleared up.
expiration data with no cut-off
ing seven now atomic subntaime*,
DEHARY— The DeBary Repub
centrate
Advisory
Committee,
Lawn
furnitur#
ta
tha
firm's
date provided. The temporary
lican Club tonight will hold Its ■aid Melvin Jr. told police h# de
but the Pentagon refused to okay
W heels And Woe
Deputy Chtaf Inspector
The Mime recommendation pro four f’olarls-firing subs aulhoriied main product.
first uf two political rallies In the rided several day* In advance to W. Byrnti, who bal
WETHERSFIELD, Conn. ( U P ) - measure, to provide advertising
get rid of hli parent*.
Civic IluihHug.
Investigation, aald petica
tn Town Court on a motor vs- munrv for the rommtiifon, was posed that the law he changed lo by Congress,
Tha program call* fur starting Jet Flights Slated
Ralph Wilherell. chairman, aald
'Dm boy was aald lo hav* con continue to "dli and dig bacapyd
hid# violation, John W. Maura Jr. pasted hy the 1337 I^trlsla'urc, set up similar advisory commu
The committee also voted to te**, lo be appointed hy (ho com construction on 78 vu**cls. The
MIAMI (UPI) - Tbs first com Republican candidates would Im fessed he look a bread knife from we have to corroborate or daatroy
aonfaaaed, "1 like ears bettor thaa
ask th* cummlaslon to sesk revi mission, to aerv* other Industry blutprinto Include tha seven nu mercial Jat airline service within prssant tonight. Tha second rally lha kitchen, want upstairs to his tbla boy'a atatamant ao that ovary*
girls, your honor."
b rinding him guilty, Judge sion In tha law astablishlng th# segments—fresh fruit shipper*, clear submarlnci, nine guidid mis th* United States will begin In will be held Oct. 0. Starting time parents’ room, and repeatedly body will ba aatlaftad."
"Wo are not aatltflsd aomftntto
Yptar Nlshola remarked, "Thay concentrate advisory committee, expres* fruit alilpperi, canncrs sile frigate* and five guided mLa December with flight* belwesn I* 7:30 p. m. The rally will be •tabbed first bli mother and than
id* dafUoyara.
Miami and Naw York,
open to tii* publka.
Ua Jalhax*
J M f « s to jMk M
Wrasshk." ao that too ousA liakg u s ag- and chiliad juica packer*.
%n. Faubus Hin!s
School Will Close
Rather Than Mix
Negotiators Trying
To Prevent Strike
In Auto Industry
'Rights' Group Checking
Florida, 2 Other States
Two Officials Face
Fist Fight Charges
Gossipers Escape
Suit In Tot Death
'Sherman Must Go'
Clamor Increases
News Briefs
Citrus Group Is Seeking
Changes In Present Laws
B o y, 8 , Admits Stabbing
Parents To Death In Bed
�/M
-* I
^7V
t
■Mi1
-
Coming Tin
-T
PO T LUCK!
shell t t i N w a u i M t t o t
U v s t h w ie * u l ell mall m |
By Virginia Cons,
Herald SUU Writer
ft* rich ."
The dey dawned bright and bet.
Deserted First Street atilt slept tn
the early morning sun, An old
man In n white linen tult and
broad b it stood alone at the cor
ner of First and Park.
Tbit wai election dey In San
ford. The man wai E. E. Brady.
80-ycer-old former sheriff end
legislator, who was running again
for a seat In the Houle.
Tbs itraata began la fill with
•utamefcUei as Sanford eama to
work. Light! want on In tha
drug *tor*. Door* swung to and
fro at businessmen sought airconditioning for * morning cup of
coffta.
Knots of men gitbayad on the
eornera, d u n n i n g the outcome of
the voting. Women ehatted about
the school bond election. The
street wavered In the simmering
heat.
Seminole County Accepts Challenge,
' Stmlaol* County voter* met the dial*
Teflft Tuesday to giving overwhelming ap
proval to the $8,200,000 achool bond laeuo.
. More than 6.000 freeholder* went to the
'polk More than C.OOO volod for the bond
K y „ ,'jlgu*. Theae freeholders Urn to be commen
intereat in
In county achoola.
school*. In
ded for their intrreat
school faetlifaelllAddition to the much-needed achool
jilea, tuese 1freeholdera were voting for proȣ< freaa" >The vote total dliapelled all doubts about
public Intereat In education. School official*
eared tbet e lack of voter Intereat one*
\ would prevent approval of the bond
siici Last year, too few voters went to the
polls, Th* bond issue failed hcciuuw the voto
•wae not sufficient for e valid election.
;• School official* had aald that voter
apathy was the biggest obstacle in the path
victory. But freeholder* turned out In a
rfcord number to approve the imursurc. The
glwat intereat In the bond issue, no doubt,
« u the double session at several county
schools. Aroused parents knew that this wna
not good for their children. The only way
this could be corrected we* by p arage of
the bond ieeue.
___ __________ ___
3
Characters Behind Wheel
The gallery of antl-aoclal driver* rona variety of fascinatingly repellent
p , ' , flkangtort — the speeder, the drunk, the
jMMtrsddler, the brake-alammer, the in.
I § i,
-tereeetlon-zipper, the red llght-lumpcr, and
i* Another who may qualify for Incltt1
' l »ion Is that eager fellow, the tlre-acrcccher.
If he should wia a place In that unsavory
lineup, It might be somewhat embarranniug.
Most of us screech a tiro occasionally—
-when getting away fast from a stop sign on
*th* way home, maybe, or when rounding a
•corner a shade too rapidly. But your genuine
tlri-screechsr works at it. With him, it
•acems to be a point of twisted honor to
mako his tire* yelp whenever possible.
.What they yelp, though he may not lie
I aware of It, Is: Here is a driver who Is not
Tuatura enough to handle his car with civi: Iliad restraint.
The Sanford Herald
L T K H O tC L O W . M l t M ■»< M t l i t i r
A N S I W . S M IT H , J l , S i l i i l i l M l l i r
ELY* J. CL'IHIXG, A«TM(Ula« * •» •!••
• V e k lta h t*
lle llr
'm il
la la r d - r ,
» « » a» r
(
Ik r la t m s - . a a l a i S a i pr«r« .u in a C k rl« Hwa».
a-
3
1 S a l i r t l aa m n M alaaa a a t t i r f l c l i l i r ST. l * l » *»
- the T m I O fd ta a t aaalarrt, gravida. undvr lha A d
•
a f C a a n i u a f M a irh O. t a i l
T k a llv ra ld la a m .m h .r nr thn V Blink Frnaa w h lrh
la a a l l l l - i a a r l a i U - l , In lh a uaa far ira u h llrn tlo n
,• 1 a ll Ik a Innal x i a i r v la t .d In Oil» i i r i ,i | i « „ ,r .
arnarlT iri io ^ iiT t i :”
Hat ll«nfh
ai.M
■» U lilir S3* , i i m il,
all .loath.
tin. l , , i
Ti i h Maatha
SO.73
aii.su
Thursday, September 11, 1958
Fag* 2
Too, parent* had been warned that
'Triple sessions'* loomed for the next school
year if the bond issue felled again. This had
It* effect on freeholder,!.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce. PTA
groups and achool officiate conducted *n
all-out campaign to get the voters to the
polli, This played no email part in the re
cord vote.
N e w school*, more c'asHroom* and *
county-wide renovation of existing schools
were assured in the elewtion. Seminole Coun
ty needs these facilities to taka ears of its
present school population. It will need more
school* In the near future. The bond lamia
approved Tuesday will solve somo of tho
more-pressing present needs.
Seminole County Is growing. There is a
strong possibility that another bond Issue
will be needed before projects approved
Tuesday ere completed. Paaaeje of tho bond
Issue wee a giant stride forward. In effect,
Seminole County voters told the world that
it now is ready to taka car* of Its own. This
la the kind of public spirit which can carry
any county, city or state to greatness.
•
i &
m
< > h o were forced down In Armenia
h v >SJtd wl» wore slmoct lynched by
3hs Ik s ] farmerc became they
otilhl
the
Americana
were
he? That itory apurred Dr.
ish H, Luolnisn, sow UniverDrivi, Coul Cabin, to write
rtiu ll.
•
Fonnit Mat To End Soon
The administration continues to demonatrate its concern over inflation. The Presi
dent has ordered the Federal National
Mortgage Association to discontinue its
practice of buying government-backed
mortgages at par.
Fannie Mno, as this group Is known In
financial circle*, act* as a support for cer
tain FHA and Veteran* Administration
mortgages not considered to be readily
marketable. These mortgages normally nra
eccurod by cooperative housing develop
ments, or by disaster and armed services
housing.
Fannie Mae, using money borrowed di
rectly from tho V. 8. Treasury, up to now
ha* offered to buy these marginal mortg
age* at par. Activity has acted e* a spur
to builders in the field of tow cost housing,
New buying prices have ndw been lowered
to 07.5 per cent.
The administration hopes, by this action,
to entice private capital Into this area of the
mortgage purchase money market. This
may be desirable, but It may also hove tho
affect of slowing down construction activi
ty. Builders may be reluctant io go into
marginal construction If Fannie Mae is not
thcro with full support.
The adm inistration is in a familiar pro.Hcnniont. Once again it is trying to rido
tho thin lino between Inflation and defla
tion. This is difficult, but the effort must
be made. E ither inflation or deflation is
potentially harm ful to the economy.
Too Late To Classify
; ALL ABOARD t o n MARSWho owni the moon? Doc* the
{United Htates linvu a light to
take a pa pelt ot nl it with an A•bomh? Would It be legal fur u*
> icl up a space station there
■without a,kins anybody? And if
{not, who would we «ak? And what
•About tho diy when wo nru able
■to triVi'l beyond tho moun. Wlint
T*w« will govern space travel?
• Thete might sound like Billy
{questions today, but ut IcBit one
•group of serious minded men
‘think they had belter lx* answer
ed- and conn. Tills U tho Inter*
•national
A-tronautkal
Society
which hoc Jiut held u symiKirlum
■on 'S p ire Liw" cl The Hague,
!tn Holland
‘ Present w«rc representatives
;/rom most of tho nation- of the
world, one of tho rommlllro from
;Uto United States wae Congress•m»n Bill Crsmer. of SI. Peters{burg. Cramer reprecented Con.greccmcn Joe Martin, Minority
■Leader of the Home mid ranking
{minority metnlier of tho tlauao
•Space Committee. Cramer ciyi
.thire I* more to thn problem than
•would firct meet the eye, "This li
;• problem that will have to be
‘.faced by the Coni:re,a became of
,tho coming age of (pace travel,
•exploration and me," Cramer
{laid. "The complexltlec can only
ho tolved by the orderly applied•ion of liwi which muit be for.
{mullted now." Crimer li a memjbor of the House Judiciary Com{mltteo and lc himself ■ lawyer.
tUe U a graduate of Harvard Law
iSchool.
• ONE LETTER—Doea It really
{do any good to write a letter to
jyour congreicman? Do they pay
•any attention to them, or do they
idrop them In the weite backet
{and then write you a polite "rou.Uaa" reply? Here li the remit
[of one letter that wae received
■recently by Congreicman Danto
.Yaicall of Miami, Remember tho
(•port abdut tho Amortesn flyara
«
In the cool of the irmery, vot
er* lined up before table*. Ai
Dr, Luelnian propoied u meth
od of Identifying Americana. He
laid, '*[ *iiggo*l two dmple
inruns for ready recognition of
American airmen In a foreign
land: (1) a miniature American
flag painted on the aide of the
fuieligo of air American plane
and (3) a miniature American flag
sewn on the loft hrenut of the
airman'.* Jacket; amt chlrt, In
cacr of the loci or de»tructlon
of the Jacket."
ThU was not ,i new Idea. Our
men In tho China Ilurmn-lndlx
theatre uard It during World War
II, hut apparently the Icsiona
learned (hen In the CI11 had been
forgotten by the Department of Dafence. At any rate, faceall took
it up witli the Pentagon. Major
fioneral Wllll.-im P. Fisher wrote
Kucrell and caul he liked tho idea
and would pac* It along.
SMATHERS IS OATT OBSERVER — A plea cant chore hac
been banded to Sonnlnr fieorge
BmoUiore l.y Vka.prcildent Nlann.
Ho will be one of Urn Senatorial
observer* In Swllierlind when 31
nallom meet to dlacuci the prob
lema of the General Agreement
on Tarlffi nnd Trade—mnre fami
liarly Itnow n nt tlAIT. The meal
ing will be held In Geneva and
will begin October ttilh. Smathen
will not have a vote In any of
Ihe proceeding!—voting will he
done by our State Department
repreicntatlve. But, he'll bo on
hand to itinly what goca on and
report back to tho Senate. AUo,
he can be expected to comment
on what he ceea and heora. In
light of hlc enthualaim for IncroaiIng trade with Latln-Amerlct, hie
ohiervationa will be lntereaUng.
(About half of the Latln-Amerlcan nations nre not member* of
OATT and hate the whole idea
with a passion.)
News O f Men
In Service
BAUMHOLDER, OERMANY PFC. Bernard McKinney, con of
Prince McKinney, Route; J, Sinford, Fla., recently participated
with the llh Divlslon'a Zllh In
fantry In annual combat eftideney
Army training (tsti in Germany.
McKinney, a truck driver tn the
Infantry'* Company D In Biumhnldar, entered the Army In July
1037 and received Innlc (mining
at Fort Riley, Ken. He arrived In
Europe last January.
The JO-yecr-old soldier waa amployed by me Duval Engineering
Company In civilian life. He D a
1036 graduate of Groom* Acade
my.
AMPBELL’S
ABINETS end
BUILDERS SUPPLY
Orlando Hy South
Oviedo
Sanford
FO 6-3204
FA 2-6012
“If U’o good wo hnvo l i
arellsbU"
Membership Statistics Misleading
By
LOLLS CABSELS
Halted Free* Internatlonel
Church Non existent
The yearbook editor* checked
the report Insofar as their limited
staff and research funds would
permit. Ministers of nthcr denominntion* vouched for the existence
of the "Christ Unity S c i e n c e
Church" and said Its leaders in
El Peso were reputable men. So
Ihe yearbook accepted Ihe report
as authentic and Included Iho al
leged membership In its totals.
Although no reports have been
received from the "Christ Unity
Science Church" elnce 1933, Iho
yearbook continued to list Its
claimed membership In each edi
tion up to and including last
yenr'i.
This year, after trying in vain
to find any trace of the organisa
tion at El Paso nr elsewhere, tho
yearbook dropped tho listing and
quietly subtracted 1,081,28(1 ' per
son* from Its figures on Protes
tant membership and its grand to
tal on membership of all faiths.
U was this belated "correction"
that caused the apparent slow
down In church membership
growth this year. When the sub
traction is taken into account, it
appears bona-fide denominations
have actually continued to grow
during the past year at ■ rale at
least as grrut, and ptrhaps great
er, than previous yteri.
they signed billote, friend* greet
ed each other on both sides of
the table. The DAV* sold "Forget-Me-Not*'* at the door.
Enthusiasm climbed ai the day
wort on. At the eennery mtehen
Mrs. Mitchell dreamed out loud
about the success of the school
bond*. At Ratten Electric. Ed
Hunt kept the phone busy. Voting
beeamt active. In fact, there had
never been »o many voting!
The school bonds became a de
finite possibility by 3 p. m. At
this time 43"!- of the registered
freeholders had voted. It was as
sumed that most of these fevered
the bonds. Cterki tallied the num
ber of voters.
The heat became Intense. The
stream of voter* Increased. At
tention changed from the school
bonds to speculation about tho
political
nee.
Overhead
the
cloud* gathered. The threatening
storm cooled the air. But It never
came.
In Ihe Chamber of Commerce
building night owl John Krlder,
who usually attends meetings In
the evening, admired his office by
dork. The clerk* began to Come
with ballot boxes.
Candidates arrived with wives
or relatives and stood In groups
close to the registration window.
Inside, Camte Bruce and Mickey
Reck read the ballot*. Newspaper
men Jotted down tha remits. Those
in the raca pushed their head*
through the window with their own
tally ihcets,
The telephone ring. Nearly all
pracincta had reported. The race
wae too close for comfort, Patty
Oatchell breathad, "Never again,
Case I> CloMd
FORT DODGE, Iowa (V?!>A woman telaphoned police to de
mand they "do something" about
the bugs around a (treat light In
front of her houae. Told there wai
nothing they eould do, the woman
hung up but called back to ley
she’d taken cars of tha matter
herself—by shattering the street
light. ’
*
The perils of drawing sweeping
Proposal Approved
conclusions from church member
TAMPA (U PI)- When peace
ship statistics were Illustrated dra
justice Marion' Hendry euggeited
matically this week.
the "whipping post" ai a meins
of curbing Juvenile delinquency,
The N a t i o n a l Council of
be received comment from all
Churches published its annual
over the country—molt of It agree
"Yearbook of American Churches"
ing.
giving facte and figures about 233
U, S. religious bodies.
As usual, new* stories about tho
Tear Prayer Far
yearbook dwelled mainly on lie
Ike Hopes Defeat
The Day
grand totals, which indicated
Call FA > U »
church membership haa grown In
In
Maine
To
Spur
Latheraa Chared af lh a
a new all-time high of 104,119,STS
persons.
Republican Party
Cloeer study of the yearbook
NEWPORT, R. I. (UPI) —Prcilyielded two other figure* which
dent Elsenhower imped today the
would be extremely elgnlfleant—It
beating taken by Republican* In
true.
the Maine elections would spur
Taking the yearbook'* figure* at
his party to work harder to win
.
face value, It nppeara church
In November.
membership rose last year hy O.fl
The President's reaction to the
TR A ILERS
per cent, while the total U. 8.
spectacular Democratic victory
population roio 1.7 per cent.
was relayed to reporters hy While
Hou«e Press Secretary James C.
Figurrs Misleading
BOATS
This is the fir«t lime since
World War II Ihe growth In Not Fact, Just Hands | "X* President, "Of course . . .
SOUTH HAVEN, .Mich. ( t 'I 'I )— J regiet*" the results, llngcrty said.
church membership, as reported
Thc Pre«ident felt there was
in the yearbook, has failed to keep U. S. Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest
— and —
pace with tiie growth In popula replied to a suggestion that .1 “ no ti-e disguising" the fact that
tion. Last yenr, the yearbook woman's picture lie placed on cur Republican* "did take a beating
■bowed church membership grow rency by saying *hc doesn't mind . . . and maybe it will make ev
ing neatly twlco as fust us the the men having their fiucs „n erybody work hnidrr to win iho
Ihe bills "Just as long a* we wo November election*."
general population.
1958 EVINRUDE MOTORS
men get our hand* on them."
"Thai’s about all you can say
Still more startling are figures
on It," llagerty laid.
In tire new yearbook which indi
Hagerty lefused tn comment on
cate the number of I’rnievlunts In Lot. Of Sneezing
whether Die Democratic w-ln
the United States actually has de
would li'ive any effpet nn the
clined In the pa»t year. The JD.'.S ANN ARDOR, Mich. <UIM>— status of presidential aide Sher- j
yearbook showrd a total of tin,- During the hay fever season, about man Adams.
148,Bn Proteetant*. The new IS »ne million tone of ragweed pol Sen Frederick C. Payne, GOP
len is In the air over the United
yearbook shows a total o
loser In hit hid to retain his U S.
777. an apparent drerrare of 3tt>, Stales, according to Prof. Warren Senate scat from Maine, like
SPORTING GOODS
li, Wngner Jr., botanist nt the
203.
University of Michigan. He c*ti- Adam* waa a recipient of gilts
Rut these figure- are grossly mute* that ragweed account* for from Hn*tun textile manufacturer
FA 2-3981
394 • 6 • 8 E. FIRST ST.
misleading and the roncludnnv about Do per cent of all pollen In'Bernard Onldfine. Adams now la
drawn from them are false. tho air.
on .1 fishing vacation
Here's why:
The yearbook doe* not countj
church member* on Iti own. It
simply compiles reports submitted
hy the Individual denominations.
In 1933, it received a report
from * Protestant body called
"Christ Unity Srlrnrc rhurch.
Inc.," with headquarters In lit
Paso, 'fox. It clnimed -1.tHI local
congregations with a total of
The Nee Foment Control
1.381,286 member*.
RO BSO N
Let us prove what a 'Jeep' vehicle
can do for YOU I
'Jeep' FC-116... puts e
71* plrknp Iwi *>n *
*hcrlbate only Bl*iong.
The'jeep'Truck
. , . Kuril- Inr >mi
3(i.'i iD>« a )rar.
My aincor# appreciation and think* to you,
th* to Iera of Bern Inot* County, for aclcctlng
m* ta your Damocrntle nomine* for th* County
Commiaaion, Dlatrict 2.
The'Jeep' Utility f agon
...dual i
nkkletorl
sod (sally.
My on* *im and go*] ia to Justify th* con*
ftdanc* which you h*v* pinccd in me nnd to
work dlii|M itly for the beat Interm ix of all.
It's good insurance end good business la tea
from an actual on-tlie-jnb demonstration just
how a 'Jeep' vehicle can help yoa get more
work done every dey in the year on your Jobe.
Then vehicle* era rugged, powerful and m .
salllet They have the extra traction of 4-wheeI
drive to lake you and a full payload over ilia
roughret terrain, in good weather or bad. On
the highway, they shift easily Into conventional
2-wheel drive for travel at top legal tpaeda.
And, with power take off, they operate a wide
variety of special rqwpwnt.
There’* a 'Jaep' vehicle ready to fill your
•pacific needs. Get an actual demonstration and
prove to yourself that a 'Jaep* vshkb will da
your Jobs best.
Tha
Slncoraly,
David
M. Gatehet
The Unlyerul 'Jaap'
. . .doc*bundled,
li job*.
C
Jeep
family of 4-WhNl-OrlvivihiclM
.
Seg rpur nearest 'Jeep* dealer!
C O R D ELL’S
Paid PeKtiwI A * .
B B H B 5 S S
■•■;v •____________g— ■i U
I think I'm folnf U htvg u it*
lick."
Miek Clivllind Jo b * and
laughed. Hi* raca was t n , lhtr>
Iff Brady did not coma for tht
result!, although bo hod ooelvod
1151 volei,
Cindlditei GalehiQ, Dyoen i ^
Dodd boeimo ntrvoui and JltteiP
Nowcomer Dunn wai abtoat t
fact which may kwp him you**
.With excitement at Iti pooh,
Oqtehel and Dyion axchttifod tho
load, until finally Gatehet puljad
ahoad to a deflnita majority...
l i g B. C. Dodd was exporiOM*
Ing in evoa closer chan. Dud*
wae leading by only a handful
of vote*. Tha >roc(net of l#4<
Lake waa lata. All other bow l
hid boon counted. A* tho dork
niihod in with tho box, word same
over the phono thot Dunn had
pulled ahoad by IT vetta In til*
final eounl. Tho Mg min centraluiatad tha wln*an and maitad
into tha nigM.
Mayor Marla Warner ilpyod h $
foo. John Krlder boomed. Coral*
fussed. People dlieppeared. light*
were turned off and door* w*»\
clooad. Winner Oatchot stood wtfa
proud Patty and talked on tka
sidewalk. At list the street waa
■till. We climbed tn the ear and
headed away.
Ai a finale ta this terse tala,
I must admit that it wai still hot.
But I found out why, The car
heater was on and had to ba dieconnected before the temperature
dropped to a bearable d e g m .
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SOU E . 2nd ST.
REPAIR
WIUTt ...vertfi tsrprt
If 4-Wtoil-Brhwv'Ntti
SHOP
FA M ill
�Elisabeth Ashby,
Woman’* Editor
Pilots Will Attend 1
Clearwater Meeting;
Church Parsonage
Reception Scene
Worn an s P age
PhoM PA 1-MI1
A reading of tha Cod* of Eth-/Saturday. The annual banquet will
Rev. tnd Mr*. W. Thoma* P i r - | other hoileiiei wera Mr*. Wyi c of the Pilot Club opened the I be held Saturday evening at I
•on* Jr. were recently honored at Ml* Telieh, Mr*. Robert Btnentt
Hireling Tucidey night ,*t thp p m .
,
• reception In the Grace Medio 1Mm . Carl E. Chorpenlng J r .
homo of the president, Mr*. CaroThf ffn,j leiflort ,vm ha • ,
dill chureh panonige at 101 Lake Mr*. A. E. Cobh and Mr* Clar
tjm Carter.
hreakf*«t meeting Sunday mornDot Driva in Sunlanti Estate*.
enca Wynn.
During the meeting delegate* ing September 21. Registration fee
Th* new h o m e
fumlihed
nere chosen for the fall council
throughout with Danlih modern
inerting to be held *1 Clraiwater include* both banquet *nd Sunday
fumitur* wai open for the church
Srptemher I!*, lift, amt 21. Dele breakfast.
member* end friend* to view. The
gate* svill he Mr.*, lull* Houshol.
Other hu.-ltics* in Ihr club In
vari-colnred arrangement* of gla
drr, Mr*. Carolyn Carter. Mrs. cluded plan* to appoint two plloti
dioli whleh were placed through*
Sue Steveninn, Mrs. I.urene Ball.
out th* room* bv Mr*. Malcolm
Mr*. Glads* Hall. Mrs. Janie a* permanent ntrmber* of th*
Lodge added to th* feitive occa
Shoemaker, Mr*. Lotiri.ir Messen Crippled Chtldten's society of
sion.
Seminole County.
ger. Mis* Dorothy Foumkre.
The France* Horton Circle of
The lea table wai overlaid with
The club will meet Ihe second
Thr
Clearwatrr
Pilot
Club
Inan Imported cutwork doth with the Firil Baptist Church me!
lemational "ill be ho-tessr* for Tuesday of every month at th*
Tuetdar
evening
at
th*
home
of
sliver and crystal appointment*
the Fall District Council to be office of Raymond Hall, eorntr
being used. Yellow taper* In di Mr*. Gerald Covington.
held in (he modern Foit Harrison of Park Ave. ami Third for a
ver holder* burned during lb* re New officer* for the comm;
bu*lne»» meeting. There will be
Hotel.
ception.
>ear were elected a* follow*
The Fall Council will open with a dinner meeting Ihe fourth Tue»Serving cake were Mr*. Carl ^airm an, Mr*. Don Flamm: m
an inform*! parlv Friday even day of every month at Ihe civic
Chorpenlng Sr. and Mr*. Harrell |j chairman. Mr*. F. W. Hall: ’"
*cc.r
7
, .
I .
.
I n a
/
r\ •
ing. Scpleniher 19. on the Fort center.
Wldmer. Mrs. William Shook and ‘*D' *n<,t Publicity. Mr* Oil- / i f j h f A n n
S fJ/C V
A n H l G
PlQ
Harrison'* Garden Terrace. There
Mr*. Roy Wall poured punch.
: ™om*i; *rea»urcr. Mrs. Lclarnl L L y l l L
M i l d
JfJLLy
"IL
will be a splash party in the Ter
Brighten dull aluminum uten
i Rudd: devotional and social. MrH.t*h of nutmeg
Till* delirious Apple Chiffon Ptr
race Pool.
Receiving with Rev. and Mrs. n„„
____ . . . . ...
sil* by filling the pan* with wa.
w
.
.
.
u
.
.
.
a
af
m l Don "cagan; program, Mrs \\
I baked 9-tllcli l’iv*n
Paraon* Were Mr. and Mr*. A, Cagle: community mission is prrfeet for early Autumn itirnunrgMr. 1llnn also -sill begin Fri lei. adding sliced lemon and bringCharle* Clcmmer Jr. and Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Child; slenardshln, and »n easy to prepare ton, thr
Crumb Crtist
day evenlng, and will continue I ing the water to a boil. Add g
Mr*. John R. Dnmlney Jr. Mr*. Mra. Rill John* mission stud- brim-n’s f Itlnv i* made "Ith no
............. grlatm and I table-j Saturday morning, with Council I bit of cream of tartar to rtiMfR
Jack Bratton greeted guest* at
Mr*. Gerald p’r flavi-red grlalin whipped to a -ptions ,>* -ugut- in hot -inter Add w'slon* ennduetrd
throughout I a dirk film,
V
and
puhlleationthe door, Mr*. Earl Douey and Covington. sour! people, Mrfr-dli
and
teamed
with
*
Irndrr
jj-pie
jmee
Chill
until
onlv
sligh
Mr*. Harold Echelberger hid
Rich Grincr: Margaret Fund. cusp pc.an eittmb crust The rich li thickened. Bent rgg white un
charge of the gueit book.
Children’s Home, and Carver f!a-nr combination of peroif- nnd
School of Mlsjion*. Mr*. Benin apple (tiling i- a real la tr t.vat til foamy throughout. Add re
I mailing -ug.ir. I t.ilili ^poon at a.
Austin.
Vfple Chiffon I’le
Inns’, In ning we!| aftei rath ail |
Magatlnc* and quilt scrap* -< '
1 r-.ii-k.i;c apple flisvorcd
be collected (hit month to take
till inti i u| i otitnme healing until
gi-latlii
"
to the County Home for the Com
tm-ringi- -t.nnl- hi toll peak*
2 table.spour. * sugar
munity Mil-Inn pimjecl.
Then place howl of slightly thie
1 eup hot -inter
krnrd gelatin in Imw I uf ice and
3 I run apple jun-e
Circle member* voted to cor
water and whip until thick and
I egg -i http
trlhute to the W. M. U. gift fund
Fuff) Fold splerd whipped cream
7 table puons sugar
Mr*. Covington served refresh
W. S. C. 8 . Circle Five of the
Into ge'ailn mixture Pour Into
t 3 eup whipping cream
Firat M*tho<ll»t Church met Mon menu to the member* present
pie thrl! t hill
day afternoon at tha home of Mr*.
Roy Tllll*. 3310 Magnolia Avenue.
I’eean Crumb fruit Combine
Mr*. J. E. Courier wa» co-ho»I '« nips fma tartllln wafer
ten.
crumb-. '» eup chopped pecans,
A baiar will be held In McKin
mg
year
will
be
held
Mr*
Frank
"ml
2 'I'-'espoim. sugar Add •*
THURSDAY
eup melted buttei nnd mu well
ley Hall November |3. An Infor
Dunn
will
Iw
eo-ho.*ic*«.
Press fit nils on hnttiim nnd side
Th* young p»ople of tha First
mal reception will be hold Sunday
All spoM-nrt of the voiing pen of !t inch pi- pun. Hake tu moder
Immediately following the even Bapliit Church wilt met for reere
ing church service* for Mil* Mary all on at Ihe eliwrch at 7 (V) p m Pie's choir* ,-f the First H.iptUt ate uven 1.175 t I fi to <t minute,
l otil before ftllrng
Margaret Houk, director nf Ihe
Tha Royal Amlust.ldor* , ! r * « r h «.H meet with Mr- Guy
Chrlatlan Service for Youth
T 10 >*
Mra. Ernie Larsen wa* accepted meet at the First Baptl.t Church! nKho>’’ r;,"ir ft)rfr'" r'
m
a* a n«w member of the circle at 7:00 p. ns.
There will be an Association
Mrs. Randal Priest wa* presented
The Boy Scout Council of Hie
with a gift from Ihe clrete.
Ftrit Preihylerlan Church will Training t ’nion anriinl lilt-lnrTile October meeUng will be a meet -in Ihe Educational Building meeting a* tlir Stetson lhiir.lt.
covered dish luncheon In McKin at 7.30 P. M.
flrlnml, l-r all Training I'tumi
ley Hall at which time Mra. R.
member*
of the F1r-t Bapllat
Plnactest Baptist Chureh adult
E. Rutland, a national officer of
Church. *t * p m.
th* W. S. C. S , will give a full choir practice* at 7:30 p. m.
report on the National Amenably
1 1 KHDAT
The deacons of the Fir,t Pres
F laid s for m id-season gaddin g I
held last June in St. l/iul*, Mo.
The
Sanford
Unify
CI»**
tnecl
byterlan
Church
will
meet
In
the
Mr*. Rutland ll the wife nf Dr.
le nt nr i I Ah docs .* jialrnf t litti tiling Railalmtils In rtitlon plaiil —Itoth Ideally tuited for the
each Ttic-tlny night at R |* m
H. E. Rutland, former paitor of Session Room nt J 15 P. M.
sliiltinf; trin|iei.itiiirs ttul sot ial ,u t is 11in nt early Fall 1 / c/f. A iiattli* al air for ill it one with
in the Perkin* Woodruff lludding
the First Methodist Chureh of San
FRIDAY
it* l>|,uV -.ititi tic .mil ild.n liable white tlitkry tu Itll in the itnii li-nillaml neckline. Ahonlcei
ford.
tin- Rev. Josephine Sluckie it
*1.mis -lit | mm ket-at the lii|is; ii|itn>ii.il licit, litccti, Idtir ami ret!; ImtRUiuly, olive and gray,
Th*
married
young
people
of
Mra. Eml* Larsen wa* appoint
/figh/. Ol s|itci.il inlrictl: (hr nmtmout white collar iv tlr.latliable; the loft, )oun|{ bow it
* »tudv «'t>Uf»e In
ed chairman of Ihe Student Work. the Firat Baptist Church will meet Christian Healing.
The public Inigan/.r. the trl.ixctl lines are shi(ictl just a bit in front. Brown and navy: olive and brown;
Mr*. Ben Monroe wa* appointed for recreation at 7:00 p. m.
welcome.
chairman o< the Chrlatlan RalaTha Pinecresi Baptist Church
pi.iv and htiiptnuly. Both tltc-scs, sizes 3 in t j . F.arli,
Hie Fidelia Cla-» of th# First
tioni.
Brotherhood will meet at 7:30 p
n*nti.-t Church will meet *i th*
Refreshment* of an iced fruit m.
home of Mr*. W A Krntrrit, ItnO
drink and devil* food cake were
SATURDAY
P*rk Avenue at a p m
served by ihe hosi«i»e».
Tbr.r* will be a Ptnerrest Bap
tist Church Training Union Social
at 7 30 p. m.
Friendship League
BI/NDAT
Meets Monday
The Frienrtnhlp League of lha
Th* rioecrrst Baptist Chutrh
\|r ami Mr* tick ll.stlirm
C»ngr»g»tinn*l Christian Chureh youth choir will meet for prs-Mce ha-a m ■ ed to Weil Palm Iteirh
met at Fellowihtp Hall Monday at 5 30 p m
.
Ml** N-mcy < iishlng has loft
afternoon
CYtaplain Fuller will La the Sanford to begin her serund -ear
Seventeen member* w-ere praa- speaker at thr R p m -ervlre of .it With*m at.d Mary Cnllrgi
•nt. Meeting wa* called In order the First Baptist Church Tbc < a \ ’n gima
by Mr*. Heinbuch. president, and rtl Choir wilt sing trie r* I nutti
Mr ar-d Mi* Frank Meb*rr
report* from various eommuttea* her* and will be awarded their
were mad* Davntions ware In certificates of promotion and Jr have ieei*iitly returned fr>•pi*
a summer .-[wnl m Elizabethtown
charge of Mr*. Georg* Chabot, their choir pins
New York They were accomp*
Chaplain.
MONOAT
nied b- their chtltirrn, MtetleFinal arrangement* were made
for th* chlckan barbequ* to be 111* Winsome Rundav Vh-soi ar-l frank
held S*turday, September 20. it Class of the Plnfcrest Bipttsl
Mr an-i Mr* O w flail and
the Farmer*’ Auction, rout* IT- Church will meet at the ho nr o( children Carolyn •nd Richard left
92 »outh of Sanford. Supper will Mr*. John Kadar, tin E^-t \imid fur < le-eland, Teno . Sunday, to
be aerved from 3:30 In 7 30.
land Driva it H p tn All r!is* attend a nationwide t hurrh ton
In addition to the barbequ* rnemhen are urged to e t m l veil Mon "f the l hutch of lunt of
there will be tevara! table* Election of officers for tb» com f’roph eev.
where food, potted plant* and
flower*, fancy work, while ele
Legal Notice
phant article*, etc. will be mid
Nest meeting n( th* League will
i m i m i /j i m m i i nMHhmio
b* on September 33, Mr, Harris
> n t ( e a <if I ’ u h l l r l l r a r l n a
Tf* mhim If nuy
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CI’L. AND MRS. JAMES l(. JOHNSON — Mr*. Johnson
Is the form er Miss Judy MiCotilloiipli of Pierson, daughter
nf Mr. anil Mrs. Herman Haulernm. CpI. Johnson I* stntioned at NAS Sanford and is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C.
I*. Johnson of P ensacla. The mnrrinifc was solemnized on
^ r p tr m h f r ft in the Haptht t ’hnrch in Pierson.
Jjocal
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FRIDAY
i Tbn first meeting of the year
,
, .... "f Hi* Entcrpri,e P T. A. will hr
All parent* and children of U , 1- hr!f| „ , j„ p. m m ,he fehoo|
inn School in T’nola are invited library,
fo a roverrd di-h •’iper at 7 an
SATURDAY
w m . Tlir supprr Will he li>’11 In
nS lunchroom in hook of the
The Ih-nry Shelton Sanford Me
(i-hool. tieirr.il plulij mil he made
tiiorl.il l.llirnry and Museum cor
for the P. T A '• new year.
•Hally wi-lcomc* viailori from 9 a.
MONDAY
m. until noon. Mr*. J. ft. Wray li
prv-ent llhiarlan.
• The Pepcndahlc Class will lio'.d
t covered ili-h supprr .d .McKin
ley Hall, (i JO p. m Member* roll
f .\ 2-328G Tor mrnu Officer* f--r Xi Beta Eta
aew year will he in-lallcd *t tuts
Chapter Meets
time.
The firs! fall mcrllnc of the XI
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THURSDAY
tlrta Eta Chapter of Bela Sigma
nlgltl «a(
Seminole ftrhr
r* tt,odee
.Vo 11 Phi was ^lieM Months "Igm
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odje No
itll meet h r the first reguhr
hr,’" r
' , r ‘ ' Harold Chap
mooting Of the fa’l at MOF Halt' man r ' ntl,,ll,‘ P1*"*
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at * p m Nnho- (Irani Eilrrn nude for » pietdr supper to he
lield
on
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with
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hus
Rector will pro idr
band Ins tied
One of the -**-* and means
pi-nierts f-sr the year will he to
sell Christmas wrapping paper
and a!!nrr*«tnn wrapping paper.
Ore of thr members, Mr*. C.
M Nirhola. nnnounrrd liming frL A S T SHOW ING
or nfd an Honorable Mention In
O l ’ liN 1 2 : If*
Hie Beta Sigma Phi National Pbotngraphir iont»»t, for a picture
-»ro.| HO"OK
of a dog alio had taken.
.w .. EuneN E O N t'LL S
A new ritual. Iha Dediralton
Service* comm*mnratins a Year
of Fulfillment, was re*d Th* proprsm. What I* Life?’*, «•»* pre
sorted by Mrs A! Duxbury.
Tltree now member* were sv*|.
iL IE ELM S
-•'•nied Mr* Herbert Stenstrom,
Mrs
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Harper, and Mill
SOPHIA LOREN | li-arnet-e Wolfor.
DESIRE
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ANTHONY PERKINS
fBU RLiyjES^
Fringe D * faiorite trim among
Ca.ifninil dr-igners. They *hnw
It at the hem* of overblouses, nn
empire ho***, and from neck-tnbeinllre npeninjs nn coat dreiset.
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At thin lima I wl*h If* thunk (lie snlem nf Seminole
County for thfttr confitlenc* In me for the piivl 12 setirn.
I haTR tried lo he of nrrvlre to yon at nil lime* nnd
do thinca which would help th« - hole count - a* hent I
could. I am vary norry to hnv# to lenve you. Inti I do
hopa your choice Dr. Dunn will render you n better
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■••■Th* "magle number*" wire 8
f i t tb# Yanktai M ay, I for tha
Brava* and 10 for Bob Friend of
„|feo Piratai.
-- §ur«, the Yank* and Brave*
•ath took a (tap closer toward
th«lr reipKtlve pennant* Wcdneiday nlfht, but tho hard-working
Friend m anned the blfiait *tap
Iv al
of all when he became Pitt*burgh’* flr»t 30 * game winner
dnee Murry Dlckion In 1WI.
Friend potted hi* 10th triumph
agalmt 13 lode* by dtfeatlng
the San Franelxco Giants, fl-4. In
10 Innings.
Before the game sinrled, Pi
rate first l>a>rman Dick Stuart
playfully paited a sign on
Frland'a locker hearing the num-
Dunn Holds Success K e y
For '5 8 Gator Gridders
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By JAMES C. WARTERR
Halted Pr*«e International
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (U PI)-H e
may look mora tike a cheer
leader than a football player, but
; . , impound
quarterback Jimmy
• • -Dunn U the key to Florlda’i gird•
Iron aueeait thla aeaaon.
Coach Boh Woodruff frankly
• -admit* ha may hnvc one of the
I -~b#st line* In the Southeastern
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Conference. But he ilngt Ilia blues
when you a»k him about his back.® f.
field.
....... . Graduation took Jimmy Houn- tree and Ed Star* and the Cin
cinnati Redltge took hair bark
llernlt PirrUh when they signed
him to a 140,000 baseball bonus
contract.
- Bo. tho only first suing back In
the Gator backfltld la Dunn. "The
heavlcit burden will fall on the
lightest men,*' aaya Woodruff.
Want First Title
But If Woodruff can keep the
llttla flail general In one place,
5
Dunn could lead the Gator* to
‘ 1 their flrat SEC crown. Not only
la ha an excellent runner and
paaier, but h* la a good defen
sive men, having ltd the confer,
•nee In paia-lnlercaptlon* Inst
year.
Dunn also la a sure-fire punter
and hi* play-cnlllng mnkca him n
threat agalnal any team.
Some of the runners Woodruff
hope* will give him added punch
In the bickflcld are halfbacks
Billy Hooker of Albany. Tex., Bill
Newborn of Jacksonville, Fla.,
and fullback Charlie Roberts of
High Spring*, Fla.
Woodruff, who starred as a
guard with Tennessee In Ihn 18.10s,
fgn hardly hold hark a grin when
he mention* hit line. "Our lino
Will compare favorably with last
year's," ho aaya. The 1057 forJacksonville.
.
ward wall ranked third in Ihe na
tion defensively.
Probably the outstanding man
on the line Is Vel Heckman, 235poiind tackle from Allentown, Pa.
Playing opposite him will he Dirk
Brantley, 2Il)-p o u n d e r from St.
Augustine, Fla. Tho guard alota
most likely will he filled hy Aaa
Cog, 210, Gainesville, FI*., and
Vic Miranda, 2tr>, Miami.
Enda Are Best
Captain Don Fleming, 115-pound
senior, and Dan Kdglnglon, ID
pound Junior from Miami, arc the
leading contender* for Ihe end
position*. But almost equal In
ahlllty are David Hudson of Pen
sacola, Fla., and Pat Patehcn of
Steubenville, Ohio.
“Our end crew In the strongest
we’Vfc rvor had at Florida,"
V’oodrt ff lays.
“he Cators piny eight games on
thei* home field or at the Gator
Bowl at nearby Jacksonville—
more home James than any oilier
SF.C team.
The schedule;
Sept. 20—Tulane line; Sepl. 27
—Mississippi Slate here; Oel. 10
—UCLA at Los Angeles; Oct. 1«
—Vnndcrhllt herr; Oct. 25—l/tuIslnnn Slate at Hntnn H«ugo; Nov.
1—Auburn here; Nov. 8-Gcurgla
at Jacksonville; Nov. |5 —Arkan
sas State here; Nov. 22-Flnrlda
paved Ihe w«y for Itobin fin
ber 20.
"You ahuuldn't have don* It," berts' 15th victory although he
needed tellrf aid front rookie
Friend said, fearing a jinx.
"Don’t worry," Sluart said. Ron Erickson in the ninth Ro
"I'm gonna hit a couple for you berts eolrlbulrd a two . run
tingle during the rally.
tonight."
A four • hit pitching effnrt by
Come* Through
Stuart hit only nne homer. Ids Wllmcr fVInegar Brnd) Mlicll
13lh, hut It wa* a two-run wallop gave Ihe Cards thdr triumph
nft Marv Grissom in Ihe 10th nver the Cubs. SI. Louis capitathat put Friend In Ihe charmed llted on errors by Jim Rolger
and Carl Neeman to score two
circle.
The Brava* redured their pen runs.
The Yankrrs ruined a “ Bark
nant • clinching combination to
right when Juan J’lrarro beat Ihe The Indians" night for 50.0'.’
Redlegi, S • 0 . The Cardinal* fans who turned out In Cleveland
turned back the Cuba, S-l, and with Ihrlr victory over th# Tribe.
the Phillies won their first home Tony Kubek doubled home Iwn
season series from the Dodgers run* In a three * run sixth Inning
in 20 years with an 8fl decision. rally that pul New York In front,
In Ihe American League, the 80.
HR* Two-run Homer
Yankees whittled their magic
Herlnr I.opex nf the Athlelie*
number down to five by heating
the Indians, 8-3. Kansas City snapped a 2 2 lie when hr socked
Hipped Baltimore, 4-2; the While a Iwo-run homer off Jack HarshSog slopped Ihe Red Sug, 7-2, msn in the eighth inning.
and W a s hlngton nlpprd De Southpaw Hilly Pierce nf 'be
troit, 5-4.
White Sox racked up his lflth
Plrarro struck out eight and win wilh an eight . hitter nver
held the nedlecs to three hits In Ihe Red Sox. Oilcagn rlinched
registering his sixth victory. He the game with n five - run rail*
also drove In one of Milwaukee’s in the eighth inning.
Clint Cour'ney drove in four
run* against losrr Bob Purkey
and (cored another lo help 'he run* with a double and homer In
Brave* malnialn their N.L. lead lead Jlie Senators In their comfrom ■ behind vlrtory over the
to A games.
Tiger*. Charley Maxwell gave
Robert* Wins I .Mb
A five - run third Inning rally Detroit a 40 lead with a grniuiat the expense nf Don Dryadale | slam hniner in the third.
Georgia Tech To Gamble
On Two-Platoon System
By DAVE MUFFIT
United Free* International
ATLANTA (UPI) - The Yellow
.lacked of Georgia Tech, attempt
ing to spring hack from one of
their poorest seasons since World
War 11, are going for broke this
year, gambling on Iwn-platnnn
football In an era of limited suhstltutlon and decreased time out*.
Conch Hobby Dodd, whose rcr-
Major League
Standings
League Leaders
Ualted Freaa International
National league
W. L. Pel. Gil
83 37 .593
Milwaukee
77 Rt 5 in fl'a
Pittsburgh
71 99 .51)7 12
ban Francisco
7n 72 .193 It
Cincinnati
flk 711 .493 14
Ht. Louis
av 74 .468 MMi
Los Angeles
fit 7B .437 1’
Chicago
fli 77 .442 21
Philadelphia
Wednesday'* Results
Plilla. A Los Angeles n, night
Pittsburgh A Son Francisco t, If)
Innings, night
Mllwaukra 5 Cincinnati (1, night
HI. Louis I Chicago 1, night
Friday'* Games
0. Francisco at Phlla (2, twilight)
L. Angeles at Pittsburgh (night)
St Louis at Milwaukee (night)
Chicago at Cincinnati (night)
Amerlran league
W. L. Prt. GB
H5 33 .1107
New Yoik
73 B5 .7)20 It
Chicago
711 <17 .311 I3<t
Boston
(17 7U .400 IBV»
Detroit
(17 72 .4X2 17'4
‘Cleveland
Rulllmore
fifl 71 . 182 I7'4
<13 73 .47 1 ID
Kansas City
Ml 70 .128 23
Washington
Wednesday's (U'suM*
Chicago 7 Boston 2
Washington 3 Detroit 4
New York B Cleveland .1, ntghl
Kamil City 4 Baltimore 2, light
Friday's Games
New York nt Clilragu (nle'il)
Washing!"" at Kun. City (night)
Baltimore at Detroit (night)
Boston at Cleveland (night)
United Prria International
National League
player A ( bib
G. \B H. It.Pel.
Mllslsl, SI L.
128lit (12 130 338
Ashburn. I'M
CMl .’.48 W1IB3 334
Aaron, Mil.
131)533 00 181 333
Mays, S T
C18MO 11)1 177 328
skinner. Pgh.
132178 83 131 SIR
Amerlran t.eagur
Runnels. Bos. 130MW 88 IIMI 320
CrrV, K.C.
125438 83 118 .319
Williams. Bo*. 1M 3112 71 115 318
power, C|e.
131Ml 1M
1 1117.313
KtlfllH, Del
121 HW 112 15(131.1
Itolile Hum*
National IraKlle — Ranks, Cubs
43; Tlioinas, Plrales 35; Math
ews, llravrs 3(1; Aaron, Braves
28; Mays, Giants 28; Robinson,
Rrdlegs 28,
American league—Mantle, Yan
kees 40; Rlcvers, Senator* 3B; Colavlln, Indians 31; Jensrn, Red
Sox 34. Cerv. AI hie Mr. 32.
Run* Balled In
Nallonul League — Ranks, Cubs
110; Tlmum*. Pirate* luB; II. An
derson, I’ h I I lies IHl; Crprda,
Giants AT,, May-. (Hunts A4.
Amerlran I am(tie—Jensen, [led
Sox M3; Slevei s, Scnnlor* toil;
Colavllo, Indian- 98; Ce»v, Ath
letic* 02; llerra, Yankees 87;
Mantle, Yankees 87.
Pileh lii g
Nallonul League — llaydon, Pi
rates 8 4; Spaim. llravrs 10 111;
Willey, Braves 9 5; llohlile, Cuh*
100 j Purkey, Reds IB-R); Burdetle, Braves ID in.
American league—Turley, Yan
kee* 20fl; Hyde, Senators 10-3;
Mrt.lsli, Indians 14-7; Ford, Yah
kee« 117; Deloek, Bed Kox II ft.
Line Scores
Ballot)
0(H) 000 200- t
81
Chicago
Win 01)2 l)5x-— 7 9 1
Brew er, Wall ( 7) and Daley,
Whit* ( 7 ). Pierce ( 16-10) and Col
la r, B xlle y ( 8 ). Lo .e r—Wall ( 7-0 )
Washington
into nu3 02t>- 3 5 n
Detroit
001 18)0 on— 4 H 2
Hammerer, Clevenger ( 7 ) and
Courtney. Koylark ( 12-12) ami
Wilson. Winner — Clevenger (8 8 ).
H R S—Maxwell, Courtney,
New York
11 111)3 030 — R 12 3
Cleveland
ooo oto mo- 5 7 1
Monroa, Duren (7), Ditmar (8)
and Howard. Mossl, Narleskl (fl),
Grant (I), Score («), Martin (8)
and Nixon. Winner—Monroe (4-1),
Loser—Moail (T-B).
Baltimore
too ool ooo— i 7 I
Xanaai City ooo oto I2 x - 4 t o
Harshman (lt-13) and Trlandoi.
Grim (A-fl) ami Chill. IIRS-Ta*. by, Lopez.
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drrade.
Bui Dodd admits he Isn't dead
cot loin how things will work out
under present day rules. Mr fig
ures the substitution rule, under
which a player rimy enter the
game twirc each period, will offer
few problem*. Thn five.yard pen
ally for each lime out nfler four
half may be Ihe lunr under
murlly does *galn-l rigid handed per
llle two platoon M id d le "Wr don't
pilrhlng, Cass may go with right in
.wingers In Hie hopes of bieaklng Intend to stick to plnlonn football
we find it's helping tip- other
the spell Burdette held over Ilia if
fellows Ill-lead nf ns," Dodd said
llomhrrs Inst October
One-Way Players
Tills is Ihe tlieiny b e h i n d
The Idea to iciuin lo platoon
Stengel'* ihlnking: two of the h o t football didn't Jell at 'lech until
pilches in Burdette's varied re- after practice began. The key,
prrloir* are his sinker and screw according to Dodd, w a s a wealth
ball, both nf which break away oI players who were outstanding
from left • handed hitter. These on either offrn»r nr defense, hut
are fidgety Lew'« "nut" pilches might mil even make the squad
against lefllrs and they're general if required in go both ways
ly laird null'll effective Hum Hie
Hr-I example appealed to lie
curve and -llder he uses lo gel Ed Nulling, r 238 pound snplio.
nut right handed boilers
mure nffensisi- lackb- Dodd says
May till Heller
me mnv bn a n oilier Hal Miller,
Those dose to Casey have liraiil former Tech All-American, vel hr
him wonder old loud In recrnl ' wa-li't fill ini lo see action this
wick- whether hi. iiglil - handed fall.
swinger* might not gat a better
The d'-fen.e unit is being Imllt
rhiink of Burdette'* i-urve and around Maxie Maugham, * 212
slider than Ihe leflle. got In three j
linebacker Tech
frustrating games la-1 fall agnln-t ] faiti,fu| ,«y Maugham is already
the sinker mill screwball,
. better than the man lie underFor one thing, Hip butting flguies studied Iasi season—All-America
on last year's Series show Case center Don Stephenson
may have something In hi* late-t
The remainder nf Hie defensive
hraln-lorm. The Yankees' l w n line will lie tlio-e players who
best hitters ngnin*l Iturdette in weie figured tn -lari under (hr
Ihe '57 pla.sle wcie Jerry Cnle- onr platoon plan, Including Hirer
nun, wlm wetil 4 (or 9, snd Hank of only six srnlors no yvltat ts
llatiar, 4 for 11. Mnih lilt right- mainly * lunlnr team. Doug Vest
handed. Among the left - handers, ey, slslrd In hr fourth on the
Yogi Herr* went I • for • II anil qunrlerhnrk list, lump* tn Nn. I
Mickey Mantis t-for-7, although it safely mini nod Inn Singleton, a
■ h on 1 d he pointed out Mantln fourth rail'd halfback, yvill start in
played with an ii^ured shoulder. the secondary.
Defense Important
Offensive Experts
There's still another slraleglr
Tli* offensive line, from tackle
Sports Parade
By OSCAR FRALEY
W United Ureal International
NEW YORK (IIP!)—Cagey nld
Casey Stengel, whoso pride and
prestige took a lacing when Ihn
llravrs lu-iil lllm In llle 11(37 World
Series, Is in ill ling over the idea
of abandoning Ids Limed platoon
system when his Yankees face
Lew Burdette again this year.
Word around tne Yanke* dugniit
threes day* ha* II that Instead of
loading op hi* balling older with
left ■ handed hitlers, us lie cualo-
Unllrd P ro s International
American League
ord n( success foreslall* doubt, Insi-1* lie has thn material In ieturn to Ihe system which swept
the Jackets lo an unhratrn string
nf 29 games ami a spot among
football's elite at Ih* turn of the
reainn why Stengel might prefer to 1llrkIp wlt) |,f hlai, f r ||,ln Its
to use his riff hi - h.mib'd hitlers defensive rmiiitripnrl. The ends
against Buritelle. Any tussle yvitli
the Braves star figures to he a
rinse game, one which could turn
on a defensive error And the
right -handed hitlers Si on gel has
available wmihl provide him with
a stronger defensive array.
That w»utd mean II.ink Hauer
In right field, Andy Carey at third
has* and Elston Howard In either
left field nr liehlnd Hie plate.
Howard I* rated drfenslvely *
belter ralrlirr Ilian nn outfielder,
but Htengel limy clioose to go with
Ihe more experlencetl Ur r r a ,
whose hilling lias Improved cmsldrrahly during (he second half
of til# season.
Player
Of The
Day
Natlunal I. i' ii glie
U s Angeles ona 202 t i l l - R 13 4
Philadelphia 21)5 1)01 (Mix- R 10 3
Drysilnle, Blrrer ( 3), Uessent
(0)
, Ersklne (R) and llosrhoro. —BILLY PIERCE—
Huberts, Erickson (ti) and SawelRouthpayv Hilly Pierce of the
skl. Winner—Roherl* ( 15-13). tois- While Sox lx counting on a strong
cr— Dryadale I lt-13). HHS-Howstreleh run to put him In the 29nrd, Ftirlllu.
are smaller. The hacks avrragr
iilwuil Ihe same
The Jacket u1l.n-k will lie limit
around Errd llraselinn, 19(1.pound
Junior qiini lerliark yvlm tnggnd an
average of 50 ml miles per game
In 1957. Dodd figure* llraselinn
who led the SEC in pasting last
fall, should he even better wilh a
respite from defensive ehnres.
The oilier .three—Cal Jamri, Joe
Delaney, and Ix’tler Simrrvlllo—
■linuld have the tanir advantage.
The schedule:
Sept 2D—Kentucky at Lexing
ton, K>.; Sepl
Florid* Stale
here; Oct l—Tulaer here; (*ct. II
—Trnnc-see lu-rc. 4let 18—Au
burn here; Drt 25-SMI at Dsl
la*. Ic\ ; Nov t—Duke at Dm
haul. N(
Nay 8- t'leiu-on here;
Nov. 13—Alabama lirii ; Nov.' 29
—Georgia si Alliens, Gs
FATHER FOURTH ||>l»;
PATERSON, N .1 tUPI) Cleveland outfielder I.arry Doh.v
been me n fnther for the fourth
time Tuesday when hit wife,
Mary, gave birth In * 7 pound,
2 l)Un(.r u)r|
victories r 1 a a* fur the lliird PRINCETON LOSES TACKLE
PRINCETON, N J. t UPI (-The
strnlghl season.
San Fran . 013 Oil) 000 0- 4 12 l i Pierre posted Ills lfllh triumph Princeton University football team
P ills.
oto lion 000 2 fl 7 2 against in losses Wednesday when has lost larklc Fiank Schultz,
G irl, Mania lit t 2 ),
Grissom |lp defeated the Red Sog, 7 2, on possibly fur the remainder of the
(1) and Schmidt, V, Thomas (8). no right-lilt effort. It marked 111* season, her aits# of head injuries
Friend 129-131 amt Hall, Folic* I7lh complete game nf the suffered In prnctlcr last week.
(10). HRS—Sprncel, Stuart.
year.
Cincinnati
noo not) ikmi— o 3 o
"1 know It's going lo h« lough two-hittrr lo make his icronl B 3.
Milwaukee
000 (Mil 2t)x— 310 1 to get in 20 victories tills year,"
SInre then he lias won
to
Purkey, Puna <gj and Burgeia. say* the Chicago left • hander, gomes and lo-l five. The While
Plrarro (6-2) and Birr. Ig)srr— "hut I'm ccrlulnly going to go Sox have IB mme games In play
Purkey (16-10),
amt Pierce Jigmes to get four
all-out to do it."
Chicago
OtHl 000 010- 1 42 Plarce alarttd tha season hy more starting assignment*, lie'll
SI. Loula
100 020 OOx-2 I 2 losing hla flrat three games and have lo win all four gamei lo
Phillip*. Buihardt (7) and Nat- he didn't get on the winning side duplicate Hie 20 victories lie reg
man. Mlicll ( l o l l ) and Green. of Ih# ledger until June 2t when istered during ihe 1936 and 1957
h# heal Balllmorr, I II, with a seasons.
Loser—Phillips (7-D).
(Hi Innings)
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MANOR
2 Bad room*
F lo rid a Room
— F .H .A . —
$23().oo
(Itieludu Cloalaf)
>8280
.00
only 467-50 monthly
0 Dlocks Wait Of rraneh
Avcnua on 20th Street.
MODEL OPEN DAILY
T. W. MERO, Broker
Phaea FA M 4 I I
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. RaalUr
a-FOR RENT
Raymond Lundqulst, Aaaec.
Atlantia Bank Bldi.
Medwn furnUhad
1 PA 2-3SM
of S badfaoma. em ail# 9»»«j
OWNERS
Naar downtown. I k . FA I*4IM
i f u r SiSO p.m.
SACRIFICE
MOVE IN
'WBI.AKA A P A * ™ W r i i r« u a
SR-
private bath*. 114 W. r im rc.
----- DUILBX • lilRM SRBD
In R t t f t ii for rant by tha yaar
TODAY
$250 DOWN
4Vi 7° MORTGAGE
NO QUALIFYING
A lV o U M -M
Fl'RNtBHED
NO CLOSING COSTS
In New Smyrna Baach, for rant or Nearly new beautiful 2 bedroom,
aala. Call FA 8-6844.
tile bath . masonry home. Carpoite. utility room, apace heat
Fumiahad room*. Tha Cablaa, 401
er. Nicely landicaped
Magnolia Ava. FA 3-0720.
Ph. FA 2-7382
Furnished cottage located on
For the Ileal lluva In Real Eatale
17-92. Ph. FA 2-1467.
SEE
CULLEN & 1IARKEY
DOWNTOWN - U n a furnished
A. Cagle. Jr. Salesman
upatalra apartment. 2 living, 110W.
N. Park Ava. I’h. FA 2-2391
roomi, dining room and 3 bedroomi. Only $63 mo. FA 2-3071. 2 atorv I bedroom house on cor
ner lot. Within 3 block* down
6 loom unfurnished npnrtment,
town business eertiun. Will
kit. equipped, fall PA 2-787*1.
make a nice Itoiiia for u large
funiilv nr irnnd ao.irtmcnt house.
Large ilatping room, 312 Oak Ave.
I’h. FA 2-2.158.
FA 2-2704.
SAN LANTA nicely furnished 1hie Is a guest |ui-< to tlu- Bits
Theatre for Marion Conway.
apartments. 104 K. I lib St.
Kxp. dale Sept. 21. '58
Ph. FA 2-4282.
Practically naw houts for eala or I lied room. 2 Hath. CHS, kitchen
rent. 1 mile K. of ball paik on «<|Utpp*d, built by one of our
must reipeitcd hu'ldeis, nn exfalaty Ava. T. It. Menus.
reliant boy ut 414,300.00. u.
5 room npqrlmrnt. $Mi. 17-02
lot* in SI‘.130 down, with hit
near power plant. 420 IVi>.<l
mediate possession
First St.
3 IIni room, < IIS, kit, hen equipped,
nicely Ijndtcaprd nnd in like2 bedroom furnlihod house, Light*
new toudition, $11 *150. n< low
A water included. 433 mo. I'll.
ax 11250 down, hnlaum 475.57
FA 2-2577.
monthly.
Ill Acre tiled farm, paved road
g Bedroom home, 121S Oak. I’ll. frontage, barn on pruprrty, a
FA 2-704U.
good buy ut I5U00.IM, require*
at Ivuit '• taili.
Lovely furniihcd 2 bedroom up
Seminole Realty
stair* apt. Adult* only. Al-o
•mall Ut. floor office Water W. DIETRICHS — I4I-:\l,T(l|(
furninhed. iirnud new building. Ell/. Mt-lli* In —\ rime l.onialrr,
Adelaide il. 'Iu«e» — Assm-lsie*.
Ph. FA 2-2051 or FA 2-1401.
1901 Park Ate.
FA 2-3232
2 bedroom house. II Smyrna
FARMER'S AGENCY
flnve, DeBary.
Y V. Farmer, Rrsllur
D. II. Whitmore, A**oc.
Imlinom luuixe. fuiul-lied,
large living loom, kitchen, l-'lor- KA S. I- iv rii tin. I’li. FA 7 >22\
idu Room, carports ami laun After hour* I A 2 211I8 or FA 2-IIS2I
dry room: largo lawn. Near 2 lledruiMii btxe lx hull-,-, fiirill'liad
Navy lla-e ami EI0 r.1l llx-ight*.
■Ian ltd , I it 1 ur
Mi S* III
FA 2-8214.
I El.•
Ilflldit * S.it
room furnished apartment, ad I,inr K \ fintf. I vcai old bom*.
ults, 1209 Palmetto.
______
4I..VHI equity. <72 nu* PA 2-3021
Nira dean 3 room apartment. 103.1
I3U0 DOWN
IV. Ut. FA 2-6481.
I idu* rloxing K*xt.x>
Ncxx 3 liedrooiii t’R liotixi- mmli-rn
l.urge 1urn. 3 Inlrnt. npt. 1701
throughout — brrakfuxt liar—
.Magnolia. <75. FA 2-3031.
ranch Ixpe window* — tile
Furnished apartment, 4 room* & floor* — I'.irporto & utility. Tha
neighbor* nre wonderful Month
bath. Adult* only. FA 2-4533.
ly payment approx. Sfi.j 00. lo
4 Bedroom unfurnished home,
cated 1003 IV, 3rd. Open for
kitchen equipped. East side
inspection.
( Rinernn Axe. about one half
way between Celery it Ucnexa,
about 4 mil#* East of Sanford.
School bus pataca door. Quitt llrt N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-012.1
neighborhood — shade tree*. 475
monthly. Ph. E. R. Stowe, 3 Bedroom ('ll liouno, r.irporte,
KA 28145 nr write P. O. Hot
patio, J.iluuilcd Florida room.
881, Sanford.
114 So. I'inecrest. Priced right
for
quick sale. FA 2-5338.
9 aora fa rm f FA 2-53497
Lot*
for
»nle, located 0 mile, W.
2 Bedroom furnished houie. Ph.
of Sanford. Ph. F.\ 2-1200.
FA 2-08U8.
Furnished anartment, piivate en .1 brill Hunt concrete block h"ine
across from Pinei-rcst Ntbool.
trance, light* A water, Ph.
Fenced yard, 3" deep well, 1
FA 2-0702.
If P. pump, kitchen equipped.
4 l*'« V. A. Mortgage. Pay
l \ BMW T B I U BT.
ment* 470 per month. SI.000
Room anil board. 110 Elm Ava..
will make deal. Phone FA 2 8077.
FA 2-3480.
_ n
r tVIFB-^ SAVER
Tb* kitilleu I* where your wife
spend* the biggest part of her
kpartwanU, 339 &e. Atlantic,
day, A- in tins one, she’ll love It!
Daytuna Beach, I’h. FA 2-4056
It’s sparkling beauty A color,
r - 9I4AL ktSTATB 6 UK 0 Xi-9 plus well planned working men
A rqu'piniul, mate it a dream
3 Bedroom-1 Bath Homo
tn work III III a beautiful, oakIn Btautiiul Wynatwood
•haded spot, thi* nearly paw-.
Immediate Oceupancy
CUSTOM-BUILT home boast*
Low Down Pnvment
.1 large III!, 2 fully tiled bath*,
a In*civ lit A flit, plus pipe
30 Year K.II.A. EinanxinK
pal'ctled family loom. LOW
Shoemaker
DOWN — 5'c nilg.
Comtruction Co., Inc.
MOVE IN TODAY — ITS
Phona r A 9-3103
READY!
Small farm, good house. Edward \V. II. " H i i r S te m p c r Agency
Realtor A Insurer
F. Lone. Ph. KA 2 2691.
Axxoc. Guy Allen. H. E. Taffcr
Arlcttr Price, Excicil Harper
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
2541 French Axe.
Phone FA 2 IMI
112 N. Park
Si. JJuv
J. W. HALL
Realtor
Hall” Phone FA
HAY.MON DAL BALL
REALTOR A INS I’ll OR
2-3041 Tliinl St. A- I'aik Axt-nur, South
Vail Call IlnB
Nice 3 bedroom home, llardwo.nl
Phone FA 2-5041
floor*. Or. 2’j lota. Garage. Exreliant neighbor*, FA 2-1609.
IF IT IS HEAL ESTATE
n-k Crumley 4 Miuili-lth
Cherry Real Estate Agency
at 117 St,uth I’arl. I'h. FA 2 4605
Dial FA. 2-9929—Notary
1210 VV. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop FOR SALK .1 la-dio-ini (ML home
— conveniently located near
DEBARY — 'J Bedroom CU home,
•rhool and (hopping cent«r».
Fla. room, tiia kitchen & bath,
FHA financed. Down payment
beautifully landscaped.
Cal!
NO 8 - 1 7 2 9 . __________ _ I *0511. Tel FA 2-0288. _______
“(all
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M 8IIC1AL IBRT1C—
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Tlimg. -Supt. 11. 10-58 Page—3
WELL DRILLING
R E D U C E D 1800
THE CARD OF THANKS
WOOLSEY
Ltgol Notict
Falrbanka Mona Pump*
Custom built three
bedroom
Vary uftao a Card of Thanks In Tht Ranforo lit*a 14 mean a
Marin9
FlRtokM
Repair*
to
all
mtkaa
noTiCH to u n m a n
naad which ts quficull lu fill in any other way N«4 <aiv is It a
home Ibcatcd at 20T Scott
F o r Y o u r B 99t
TU — y*rm*r tloahln*. Jr.
HOWARD C. LONG
gracious eaprattlon of gralituda to Ihoia who hat* Mat floral
Avenue in beautiful Mayfair
411
WiKgi
Ulr*at
tributes
hut alio courteously’ acknowledges the lervu-e* and glad
207
E.
Commercial
Ava.
Harr* tie Orax*
•action. This quality home fea Stnkarik GIrm and Paint Co.
nesses of the many In whnra a partnntl not# of thanks cannot wall
Phan*
FA
2-7433
Hsrforri
CounO—ll*r)l*nd
111x114
W.
S9d
I
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P
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FA
t
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m
ture* I fully tiled complete
(c-o Hra. 94*ry H iuan— be mailed.
bathe, apacieui bedrooms. gen- 183T High Hat, 14 foot, 37 Mark
antar)
Naavspaper Cards of Thanks a r t accnpttd «i socially curract.
AIR-CONDITIONING
Tow.
Carraar
l(a*kln*. Jr. <t*f*nd- Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feel* they trrve many
trout eloiata, terrain floor*,
75 Mercury Control*, Battery,
H. B. POPE CO.
*nt h*r*|n, are h*r<5> nniitia.l good
uaaa.
large teraaned porch aft of
(iator Trailer, Convertible Top,
<h*( *ui( In rtltorr* ha* b**n In104 9. Park ----- FA 1-4234
There Is nn prewribad form for a Card <>f rh.iiut It .-an ra at
•iltutxl aa*ln*i >ou hr )«ur «l(r
beuiitiful living room, kitchen
A-l Shane. 2 lank*. Siren, Horn
rl*in<lff
in
till*
mil.
M*ra*r«i
hrtef nr ai detalird *.* you drstra "hen the nrrailon comet you
niuippad, car port with large
Light, Fully equipped Pbone Tc'eeiiion Tube* Tatted Free. Hs*hln« lull I* brnuaht In tbwill Itnd a tympstheUrally undmUadlag matnber nf our itafl t»
Circuit Ceurt. Ninth circuit. 8*mi
utility room All this on 3 beau
ROLLINS HOB8Y SHOP
Fanford, Florida day FAirfax
assist
yo>*
••
not* Cauatr. gtata at rlnna*. (ttutiful lota already landscaped.
2.3*75, mght FAIrfas 2-MM At Tb# Sign Of Tb# Totam Pole. aia
in aanfert. aaminola Count*,
THE
-IN
ME-MORIUM”
NOTICE
Thl* homo la priced to tall at
2417 R Fra neb Ava.
rionj*. Vnu ara r>qulra4 in Mi.
A real bargain for caah.
It 11 the custom of msny families In this country to rommamaymie yltajlng or aii*.mr In Hi.418.000. VA 4 4 '.- mortgage can 14* <7*rm*n made runabout. Front
■
tha al>o«e C.mrt *t<<J 411— rate a bereavement by au "In .'Irnioilum’' imtico in newspipar
ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, slat#- ■nncun-In tntracif
be ■•.•timed by buyer after raaclasiified
cohinmx I'ln-y nnd a real sxilaeo therein I’rmaritina or
11■i
• tiering, equipped with 25 II P.
mcnll, Invnlcta, hind bill', and ,i- Vtl.trnrv f^iupon Itirhxrd
plximt't. - r •eladioit nf a -ulUbM *er.«n bring* bark to them lender, plaaiaol
•unable down payment. La*t.
Evlnrude, (lalnr trailer, life
p r o g r a m * , etc. t’m gttsiite tit." U ie»*t»r CtT- •. llrl*ttil •
rpcnllecli-xn* A* Flit* Conk, the Engtixh ro.'t h,*s in haautlftllly
but not raat, thl* home i* *ur
praaarvar euihiom. 4650 tall
"n x- h»f.,r* Vxe>«i-.herpreiud it
*
Printing l a. Thent FA 2-2IS1— Vlx-d*
rounded by sxcallan) neighbor*.
:tnd Mil, •!»# X d*er*» p-e ,en.
FA 2-4789 after 4 p.m
"How email) sweat ara tha *cho*«
(dim wilt h* intdrid n*ln*t * •••!
483 Wait 11th St.
Exclusive with Samlnole Real»nd ih* (IK wilt then procod i t
that start
ty. 1901 Park Are.. Broker’* I J U I W W I WANfl!
part*
What menmry play* an old tun*
Vacuum Cleaner Repairs
Co-oparatlon Invited. FA 2-8232.
** jlitex* it,/ ti*nd and a--l tn1nn the heart.”
C**h for furniture or surplus. Repair* A part* for alt make* of 50th day nt ati*uxt I***, •• -let ,
Mint frequently an in Mem-'rium I* In-erte-l nn the annivar*
r’rsner-.
Electrolux, Hoover, of l'>a ibex* t'oud
Sugar Trading Poet, Sanford-Orserv
of
death
Hnwexer, other date*, which it 11 felt ara apgr*
SEPTEMBER - SPECIALS
ta
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'.
Undo Hwy. FA 2-OdTT.
Kirby. Ali-Way. O E. RtplaceO I* H trnde*
prilte or mtamngfuJ ara also telertoq Tho birthday of tha 4*
HOME • SELKERS
C tark -C irru it (*->ur(
mint parti. Work gviirinUd.
gariid. tha wadding anntvarMrv. Mamonal Day. ceaa Christmaa
WANTED: Uaad tridilator ndio
WYNNRWOOD
t imlnola County
FA 1-4745. •_________________
a n among <-th»r ilgnlficaot ocrailnns choien
y; Aria J . L u n dquui P r
In good condition. Phone FA
1801 Wynnawood Drlv^Lovaly 3
tf you are he*it*nt tn expre** vnur tender Ibonghla tn poatia
2 421*
Badruuin. t bath home, 3
tln.i( repair*, furniture repair*,
fnrm. you may ava yuiir*elf nf Die Herald’s ,-olJectloa *f orrTglnal
TO:
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ver*e». The'* exnre«s In poetic beauty tho emotion* of tha heartmonths old. Price — 114,100; u - m w ’f M x nr
general hnuiahold repair*. Call
•IfI
W i l l Birr*t
• trlng*. Among Inem aree verse* appropriate to any ctreumi’
FA 2 0128
• dtlllttillt, \rkiti.4k
Down — 31226; Payment* *3-I4V9
INil
inij
THF, RATE
fo r Supfrtnr Rami'- Serntr*
ir* L«r«b} riQUtr9>| to lilt $«*ur
Quick Laundromat Fart-let
Cards of Think* sod in Msmortum nolle**, das to tb
BEL-AIR
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Call FA M tRt
Shirts
Finished
In
41
Hours
may run tn considerable length arp hl»ed at *1 *vrt prr eolums
1800 Roseway Drive — Nice 3
*11 ill' rn#' Mi *rr In furs* l|*pt9Hi Sanitona Dry dialling
HAZEL PORTER
•'Sr :;ml. Hi* *( IUt •tf fin i»f l h«t
lied room, t bath home, 3 year*
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Legal Notice
1"' 1.■* MlJ 1I *
$12,823, Iluwn 41.128, Payment*
VIRLYN
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PIN EC REST
SCHOOL SPECIALS
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n i l 01 11 Minn y.
yt*‘i In Ih9 I'itMiI i *dm I Ninth
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IN III.•
Attractive 1 Bedroom. 1 hath i i v R R i i r r r s h e a d t y nook
J tie!(Hrt «'IrauI• i*f Vlnittla lu *i'1 IMM
iT irr
1•1**: i *tV i.i . v I*.
fur NRmhinlf i'oitni). In (‘liA|r»i •
hnme, 2 vear< old. like new. 105 S. Oak
I’h. FA 2 3742
I T M I*.«•11 1• I'tr h»>lt|r
1:1.111 \ 111:ru i* ‘iiAim t Ms,
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Price - 413.625. Down-41825.
Rid.
htlrif, J iihirr II
r Al'l irtll'L
fn»* •«$ l*»fl •• I 9
Mil II I 111 4 III III I flit*
Payment*—$74.
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1*11Mir • t • n no in Nii 1 111 iihm h * y.n11 rr.nleniracl and Repair Work
• nt, 1*9miu
n«c, «r • rlrr<*
jtRt of i i u j i i * Mir f^* MIN' IIIN IM, I U | l h Mil |IV)«
Neat apprarlng vqubk Udy ion? .Sanford Axe Pti. FA 2-45*1 |irfi *’onf9ar1<mill hr «nt«r«<1 araIgM btr am! of
Ihr |iro[arrta gr»r| (hf •inniin M i m « r * %i i » i>TArr.i
Tha Above Homaa Featurei
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SteiiMtrum Realty
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rii atie* Jiioe- 1vi u i,i'lla
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llrarr I|*4Imm ttf l'f*a<trM»
REALTOR
43ii
N. Illvil., DrLand
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DON IIOWK — I.. J. It ISM- If SCLOAN SCHOOL o r DANCE FRIiilPAIItK applalnaces, isle*
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txell landscaped lot* with well,
mjiurju
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Seminole
County
since
1923.
Hill- Il It Mil* till lUr ut m*fi l l I
name
I >iy.
31. Of
apply. Gail FA 2-7971.
<4U]MM laiauto
• hade & fruit trrn .
tr «
li. M. Gleason, Lake Mary
11 fast
* 1 wine
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gut
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Sea eagle
ROSA L. PAYTON
ing timber 04. Ilaiden
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FA 2-0159 or FA 2-0007.
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Registered llrnl Exists (tinker BE INDEPENDENT Sell, Raw
10. Evening
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lcigb Products tn E Volu-la Co.
•HI 41.1
Spigot
Tinner
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limit
■Will* »f
Sec S. A. bmiln Sr. Box tl'll Carpenter work wanted
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of
35. Matured
40. Diocesan
IT. I’nutuun
repair a *pi*.aallty. ttntnnxim r a w i i , , r b t V o
Del.uud loilay or *vi lie Haw
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3 - IIc*I t *tn»~ Winled
30. I.i*!in
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lake Mary. I’ll. SA 2-4402.
ti'ljb’i Dept EA1 Ito I* Mem
Wardiolie trunk. \ ( t a 44S1>
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n n I ,V low monthly payment* Wanted
>o oik men in learn ROI.LAWAY. tlntpilal ac-l Baby
25.Type of
Wuuld like t<* buy yutir equity.
meal editing Ag- 21-29 WdiuBed*. Day. Week or Month— ■lohnnv Walin' Exp. date Sep!
A
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Write reply to P I) Box 418,
2) '8
Dixie -tture*
Tel. FA 2-M8I. Fiirnilurs Center
•;x Viper
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Kuril.ml
116 Writ Flr.l St.
>s
2D one walking
!•—FURNITURE end
Dance Inslructor* wanted. Will
heavily
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HOUSEHOLD (iOOUft
tram- Inquire 139 ' j N Blvd., Shetland Piiniri. Plate ymii onlsi
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3 t, 6 x11*11 nxtr if
DrLand.
rioxv fur ChrUtma*. FA 2-517U flag. 4289
WOODRUFF’S
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TT*
tsiexted pei.en tu takr not Sci tlouuU 1 iiuiii
u Vf
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601 Celery Ave.
• unit' <>ak tree* at Lciltoil lilillf Ruhtiel' y.ippfreil
'/A
— | Ironing IUx- A 15c piece. FA 2-72D
loudly
ii
H io1
Cnritart M. M Er*,ne. Hr. i 318. Cushions
,ya Excla
POTTED PLANTS. I’h. FA 2-1822
Dude City, Fl* foi ileluilx
ile.x cut
or FA 2.U2»ii S A N F U It D Executive Nre retar,,.
mation
L f ,
TX’
Reg. 1139
iflpondrril. Ibnriiugli
ix | kii
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IT.OWKR SHOP. W« telegraph.
38x46x80 Talila
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enceil McNamam, Bt I -Box 31-AriflCLEi* FOR gAl.j
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I.at go ivlruttnn (if lllblsrui, full
rt I’liair*
41 .Near
036, Oviedo.
Paint *2.50 gal. T-Shirt* )*e
lihinm, 41.80 up. Aim beautiful
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ARMY
NA'V
SURPLUS
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Baby sit fnmi 7 ai night till N
Ciotona, t,ur> up
42 Escape
310 Sanfotd Avenue
ECHOLS
REDDING
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in
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morning
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23.
Pali
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Wildlv
DRAPEVII,LE NURSERY
U
Cor. 2nd A Magnolia J-' V 2 '
44 Concur
KA 2-2577.
(iiapcvillo Ave. Ph. FA 2 0888
Okra by tha bush*1 FA 2-0415
%
"Bud’ Uambergar, Mgr.
DOWN
♦U
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Tf^T\utomnbllfx it Trailers " " SECRETARY—pan m ' .II time. Kvirelt Spiitft punm, liki j\*\% 1
Free D tiivnr
t Perched
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Experienced in xhoit .mil. typ
2 Fine
Vt«4Rr old. Cost SHOO will *9 !! f«.r Ihl* 1* a guest pas* tu tl**- Hit*
1U
’51 Plyrnuiilli, good condition. I’ll.
Inc. huokkCfping an I geueial
g> mnaila
SIM). T t m i * I'h KA j U»;i
Thealie fo r George l'er»l(l. Jr
FA ’! 2020.
office wink. FA 2 7’*l
Exp. date Si-pl 21, Tin.
.<**11 fur you 1 (i]i| irtiitfi' lim in g
1052 - 1 | Ford 11utV Four Baby sit ur Inin. E \ , 'Jt
oiir "ONI l i n ' i p K'jumi up r>4ii
forward speed* tran*musiun.
9 BIG "VALUES
! ford Ga» f . , , 2I0 E l i t Si
Uarl Anderson, Kelt Rd., Lake I do painting, FA 2 732'
• QUICK CREDIT
Markham,
• EASY TERMS
t t ^ B U MN RSV0P?(1RTUN IflEH 2 ilolpoint lefiigeintni*. 480 05 r»
It* \ I.IIMLN SCI) IT
nn -.i-t r '..incbm. ill xt.irxc la
WII-SUN - MAIt.K
11*50 3.1 fl. 2 bod i on m truili-i. Grocery store and filling station I Dulpumt refi igt rnlor. good
rnnd. }80.!>5
l PI nntlywuiid i'nrrexpnnilrnl
drat b 11
New and Ultd Furniture
$110) fur my equity, .Ion Wilcomplete. Excellent b> atom in GOOIIVKAR s l im H E STORKS lit E. First St.
HOLLYWOOD t i l ’ll - lx
Ph. FA 2 5422
t nliki man) >iu c.x pug. Max It
limns. Frames Trailer Ut.
city, FA 2-7104.
111 S. rark Axe I'll FA 2 2821
heavyweight clump Max llarr lu.iilliy fliiinci.illx Du lu* .g)Lh
this
la
a
guest
pats
tn
the
Movieb»»
become
a
poor
linin'*
t'-mi
37 '* Ion Chevy pickup 4200 H L T O l i r g M V lfirs ---------lUiUnlax next libi'ii.iry hi* lu*ur—Farlory lo yuu—
land Drive In Theatre fur Mr*. Levant, sinning in a local Ichvl ance poll,le- licgi-i paying off tu
down and assume payment-. I’h.
Aluminum
Hugh Carlton. Kxp dale Sept. • ion show In xvlilrli lit’ spat* w'l tin' tune of 42,300 a mouth.
rx Ice
I.. A D. Sale* and
FA 2-051(1 after 4:10.
VriiPtian lllmds
24, 38.
f xuinll
bally Willi big and liltb- «]|.it - in
We repair all type*
.’•cl fm l.iir
Eticluird
bead.
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proof
liuitittn
Seminole l.’pboUltry A ilodv Shop
shnw 111/ ami pulilic*.
engine*.
Uted
furniture,
appliance*,
tool*
rail
with
pin
lie
ends
Plastic
' I null iii tciciiiii like a eagle
Formerly Don't Cover Shop
WcU 20th St.
Ph I ' 2 7875 or rayon tapc.i. Cotton nr nylon
Mnx elide.* hi* 2.311 • pouud bulk when hiv mamigrr Anal Hoffman
ale. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart
Now Located at —
215 Sanford Ava. Ph. rA 2-4132. behind Hie ml c r o p hour* fixe lof.ix my muney away from me,”
cord*.
301 W. 2nd St.
FA J-783.1
Auto Repairs k Road .sendee
nights a week with Jovial uncon tin- lug guy Inuglird ’’Afler tho
Srnknrik Ginn* nnd I'ninl Co.
HALL'S GAUAt.l
For -nle or trade on house, 1057 102 Celery Ave.
cern for the whereabout* ul thi Scbi'inling light I mil) cnllrclt',1
m v F :$
I V 2 2801 112 114 W. 2ml St. I'll EA 2-4622
t'uitis I I ’ huuirtrniler 2 bed- -Sites A Sundays
camera, hi* gur*ls' name* .mil 4I0U, \n tiI was polling tlm ilougit
I \ 2-202H
N«w & Used
>iiuiii, like ilexv. FA 2-0281.
Coltnn 4 Wool Yarns. Nntiona,
llir fiaililic* of llir English tan a**a> in iiifiii polulex N " 4 I'm
Furniture
nnd
Appliances
Thread*, Tape*
Traitor work, diictnjb plowing,
guagr,
eCl fur life, ’
—
It will pay YOU to sea u* before
ROLLINS HOtlliY SHOP
rak in;, leveling 4 I'r.mn;,
When name* fail him, Max stilt
Baer luribed out of hi* "chair
Mother
of
Sanford
you buy. Open Evening* and
At Th* Sign Of Th* Totam Pole,
grove
work.
Ph.
FA
:
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2
*
8
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to xvi ap lus nrm* around Marilyn
Sunday*.
203-209 E. First fll. Ph. FA 2-0053 ply call* hi* guest "champ."
2617 S. French Ave.
Tltua far lie's played host lo nun MnxwcM wtin w.ts passing hy.
EASTSJDR TRAILER HALES
~ GENERAL,- li U lTXG
lie planted a rubbery kiss an
I'alatka, Fla.
Frigldalre I tun mr conditioner ---------- c r a i n r a ; ---------- legitimate champ, Jerk Dcinp*i->
Luca) or Long P 'alire
1220 vull-I Fnldrrx 1 I Ion
Other viaitur* have been slngm - her cheek .mil hclluwnl, ''Gml
Phone FA 2-712!*
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
air-riinditiiitin- 11 In volt.*) 11tilBilly Daniel* anil Killy White, li luxe x.i, huitcy Yu lack great.”
~ PUMPS — SPRINKLER
1939 • 2 bedroom MV Rite-Craft
i*v trailer. Ph. Winter Park
tres* Marie Windsor, Caesar R» Marilyn escaped while Max exMobile llnmn fur rile. Only
SYSTEMS
TK 1-1882.
mcio and Guv. Goodwin Kniglii
plnliii'il tliat lu> could get away
42.005. f.ow down payment, All type* and alrr- installed
with ki-sing pretty girl* beenum
lla* Pretty Assistant
SOFA good condition. KA 2-04)76.
easy terms,
•‘Do 11 Ynursi I f '
Wliro Max run* out of miiuII they ul! tliuught of turn as "jiapa
AIDDKKN MOBILE DOMES WE REPAIR AND SERVICE I’xeil 2 | h . EkOv Ameiirau bedtalk In.* assistant, pretty Gab- Uacr," lovable but harmless.
fl T 1 N I
mom suite will) Imx ipring.i 4
fttihhlu*. jump* into the bic.uli to
Sales and Pnrk
Machine and Supplv Co.
mattrei*. KA 2-7918.
keep the chatter guing.
2013 So. Orlando Dr.
FRUSH
SEAFOOD
207 W. 2nd St.
I’li FA 2-6U2
Sanford
Ph. TA 2 7232
During lunch In a restaurant Second Coat, Flense
COLCHESTER, Conn - (l)Pl)
Furniture
Moving
A
Storage
near
the Kill TV studio*, lluci
TT
As Ii W T a U
DAILY
C. E. PHILLIPS. \ grill
was grcrti-d by seveial famou* —After racing in complete Utt
WASHBURN VAN LINES
DRIVE A NEW C.\n anywhere,
cr I c h s it Ir -s. 'God love
ya. icHtirfHclntr of a highway in ilma
FA 2 1981 Used i'ortublc, $49.o0
anytime. Rental service includes 1300 French Ave.
champ." lie’ll .all uut, then frown for a lloliiliiy p.iradc. mud cruxva
hud to do the Job all over againWish, gas a n d Imurance.
amt ask, "Who wa.i that?”
Powell* lifflre Supply
WEATHER SR I Ell)
Tank* in tho parade ruined' the
MERLE WARNER, National
Max
I*
pi
mid
uf
Ills
ring
record,
117
N
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Magnolia
Avr.
Op«n 7 A. M. To T I*. M,
CUSTOM BOAT TOP A
new surface.
Car Rental*, 401 C. lit St.,
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Tarp*
u — IiMt.qami Ttnronr
trc»*. Also high chair. All lu
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Your Evinruda Otiltr
".Me, punchy? I'll Id] you litis. dit walked into a local bakery,
make It."
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Max Baer Becomes Poor Man's Levant
Holcombes
Place
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o w 'L a d y V bits Sanford
enuse of her "nerve*."
Both Fisher and Mlaa Taylor,
widow of producer Mike Todd, re
turned Tuesday from New York
where their breakfast, lunch and
dinner dales and appearance* In
night spot* produced speculation
of a budding romance.
Ooaa Right Home
The linger, who earlier In the
week had kept Debbie walling at
International Airport wh e n he
Hldn'l come home aa scheduled,
went right home.
A few hours later Uw couple
leaued a statement they were
having a "misunderstanding" but
added, “We have nothin* more to
say."
Lovely Elltabeth had nothin*
much to say to newemen either
when ahe stepped off • Trans
World Airline p l a n e Tuesday
nl*ht.
"I have nothin* lo *ay except
hello," ahe tntd reporter*.
"1 was only solng h* ha gone
By VEBNOff BOOtT
UFI MWlfwooB C ir r N f N iM i
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Boylah
Bddi# Fl»htr, whoa# mtrriaf* to
Dabbl* Reynold* once wa» con•Marad “Idaal" by Hollywood,
Blnled today be wai In l6r# with
m e n • haired ElUabetb Taylor.
linger admitted be waa
Bating a marital "mliunderatand*
lug" with Debbie but laid It had
ttthlnjr to do with hla breakfastmidnight date* with MIm Taylor
fcl New York.
■No, I'm not In lore wltk l.la,"
Maher aald. "She’i not In love
With me. The problem between
Babbie and me hai nothin* to do
Vith Elltabeth.
■We are all food friends."
■tide Newamea
t "lddle and Debbie were both at
Aelr Wait Loe Angelea home
Vfcm lata Tuesday they aeatid a
£ MCkyard fence to eecape newsend photographers and take
Reynold* to a doctor be-
,6s.
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B'fbii
■y VIRGINIA CONN
■M id Staff Writer
•Tea walked at least three mile*
a day from the time I waa all,
and am more upset when we run
out of soap than when we have
no food." This 1* the way Mrs.
Julia Roka St. Clair, the famous
"Wheelbarrow Lady," auma up
her tale of travela throughout the
U. S.
the herd wheeled after II* leader
and fled in a cloud of dust.
SCALPS SAVED
A group of drunken Apache In
dians crested another erlsls, al
most worse thin the hull*. Dolphy, with diplomatic ease, ex
claimed, “What an honor this la
to mat aueh nlea Indiana." Th#
St. Clair* repeatedly told the In
dian* why they were walktn*
was allowed th# freedom of the
laboratory In one fondly remem
bered bouse ef learning.
ffhsn Dolphy dtieded that wheel
barrow travel was too slow he
suggested a two-«f*ted bicycle.
Over protest that It was impos
sible, he rigged the tU-pound
wheelbarrow to the rear of the
bicycle. The efficient transporta
tion was launched after three
month* of practire on the part of
Mrs. St. Clair
Nw Hltrhhiklnf
Mother and son still traveled,
using th* bicycle. Last yaar thsy
decided to come east, hitchhiking
this time. In Michigan, Mrs. St.
Clair was reunited with her mo
ther alter IX years of separation.
They came in Florida lo visit rel
atives snd plsn to return to Jack
sonville to stay.
Mrs. St. Clair Is 57 year* old.
She has »n older -on and daugh
ter am) nine grandchildren. Her
husband died II year* ago. She
hts written two hooks, “Th*
Wheelbirroweri", and It* sequel.
She Is also thr author of a song,
"Roaming Memories of You",
published some year* ago.
Mr*. St. Clair holds in honorary
membership In Dixie Highway,
Route U, where th* stood on ihe
same spot at Eleanor Roosevelt
when the former first Indy re
ceived i similar honor. Th|. disgruntied thr walking lady some
what. She prefers to stand on her
own spot.
Tanned and happy, Mrs. St.
Clair exudes good health. She ami
Dolphy arc making their present
trip by air conditioned bus, hut
their exciting plan* are not
through. When Dolphy travel* lo
outer space, the has promised to
be with him,
Mra. SI. Clair and son, Dotphy, through the pliln*. pushing a
ire slaying In Sanford for a week wheelhsrorw. The leader punctual
V.-'-'T J at th* Monlesum* Hotel.
ed his question* with a sharp
LV-.,
The pair alerted their adventures forefinger la Mra. 84. CUlr'a
eight years ago when Dolphy was chest.
a thin child of eight, suffering
Rides were offered (the Indian*
-.1 of pernicious anemia. When doc were on horseback t, and the St.
tor* advised sunshine anti fresh Clair* were nlnrori afraid in re
GRADUATES—Joseph C. air for tha buy, Mra. St. Clair fine. Again Dolphy solved th*
pushed him around her Jackson
by saying that he would
Mnaaler, non of Mr. and ville, FI*., yard In a wheelbarrow. problem
like to have some Mulligan stew.
Mrn. Joseph W. Mennler,
One day th* boy said, "Mother, The Indians had never heard of
2600 Park Avenue, Sanford, I'll bet you'd be ashamed to push th* dish. So Dolphy carefully ex
wheelbarrow on Ihe highway.’’ plained the recipe; ground rubber
hit* graduated from the Air this
ilia mother told him she wouldn't bools, old blue jeans, any dead
Defense Training Course tie ashamed to push him anywhare animal, garlic, onions and lots of
of International Businesn In the wheelbarrow. So—ha aug- hot spices. The Indians laughed
Machines Corp., Kingston, gcited a trip lo Detroit, Mich., to and wheeled away to find the
N. Y. His wife is the for- visit relatives.
nearest ranch with Mulligan stew,
OFF TO DCTROUmor Joni Saunders of San
Th# SI. Clair* settled In I-odi,
Th* 1,000 mil* Juunity did nol Cal. Thera Dolphy wcnl lo school.
ford.
disturb Die former 'Miss Hun A* a student he Invented th# only
gary." However, she did Invest true red glere for ceramics. He
r ' ?
in a new wheelbarrow. With Dol
phy packed awny amid auppllt-n,
1she headed north. The Great
By Mr*. Clarence Snyder
(.Smoky Mountains were a elm!
Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Berllnl, Irnge because of the beers, but
to
school
to
finish
her
work
to
OVIEDO—The tlma has coma
Oak Ridge, Tenn, announce the j kindly rangers allowed the psir
for the nwnbera ef th* Oviedo receive her diploma.
High School claia of 19M to bid Ferdinand and Lulhcr Duda, birth of a »on Sept. 1. Mra. Bar | to sleep In a truck protected with
gdau to family and friends and sons of Mr. and Mr*. Ferdinand tini la th* daughter of Mr. and bucket* hung on the tailgate. If
TRADE WIIKELUAKHOW FOIt THUMB—:Mra. Julia
• • t forth to make preparations Duda and Mr. and Mr*. John Duda Mra. Norman Miller and the the lreitrs hit the pails the nui.e TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The
Ifoku St. Unit*, fnmeil "Wherlburruw Luily," anil her son.
respectively, enter the University granddaughter nf Mr and Mr*. I would frighten them away. To state Bn»d Department today
fir hla or her own llfe'a work.
Jullut Oerheardt.
complete Die protection, Dolphy called for contractors' hid* hy
of
Florida
aa
sophomore#
this
Dolphy,
have traded tbrir const-to-cou.*t wheelbatTow for
i Wo ara glad to noto that many
liehl a toy bst clutched In his Sept. 23 on Interstate project* Id
thrir thumbs, at. least’ temporarily. The couple la visitintf
m o fallowing up their education year.
VUk' college career*. Florida Danny BeDlel, who attended Or Mr*. Manning Todd *nd Mr*. I hand. This was found under his Volusia and Duval counties.
in Sanford.
■bools predominate In choice. lando Junior College last year, William Nettle* spent a week In cot in Ihe morning. Tim bear*
The
Interstate
linkarc
among
seemed
to
know
that
this
wa.
nut
How*veer, two have «on* far away enlera Florida Southern as a Columbua, Ga. visiting Mr and s pair lo molest.
II projects on which hid* will be
lo Austin, Texas. Those two hep- sophomore this year. Danny was Mr*. Wayne Brown, Mrs. Brown
. . . . . .
,
, , received under today'* call. The
prominently
associated
with
haveIs
Mr*.
Nettle's
daughter.
The
i n , to be none other than the
By this time th* sunshine and Volusia job call* for paving nnd
Mttdlctorlan and aalutatoriin of ball her*. He was counsellor at Browns returned to Osteen with i r r i h a i r wa* having a bs-ns-fi- ihrre concrete grade separation
th*
MQ
Ranch
this
summer.
Mr*. Nettle* and spent a week vial effect
the class, Mary Ann Teslnsky and
onDolphy.Iluttheboy, | bridge- onSlats- Bond 400 from
U.S. Flexible
Hon. of Lutln America muit
By JOSEPH V. IIINSHAW
Glenn 1-ef, who started In Or visiting relatives,
Roy Welsenharger. They left Fri
who wa*
leadingchemistryand
s
0 imils- not th of.HR ttn
A
United
Free* International
On
the
balance
of
payment*
adopt "sounder fiscal and moncday for lather an Concordia Col- lando Junior College, has trans
science hook*, still wsided to tw norUs 1! miles m Slate Hoad 40
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The problems, the United Stole, hai ' l*ry policies, somelhing over
lag*. Mary Ann hope* to be a ferred to Vocational School to con Mr. snd Mrs. Marvin Riggs and a girl. So his obliging mother
let
I
Tll
.
. ti j
Tha Duval project provide* for United States ha* taken step* re
parochial school teachar upon tinue with his Electronic* course. son* .Sieve, Ronnie snd Mickey Ills
■
, slab
,7
vhown a greater degree of flex! which we (the United States)
. . hair grow. Tha long
,, blonde slx-lsnlng and three concrete
have no control."
cently to meet many of Latin
graduation. Roy la entering th* Glenn Is the »on of Mr. snd Mr*. spent ■ week In St. Augustine,
luck* were nol cut until May, 1U57.
. .. ,
. ... _
'
deck grade separation bridge* on America'* economic demand* but liillty In rremt month* In making
Jim f.er.
On coffee prices, the United
minister!*! school.
Milk To I alllornla
Mrs. F. H. Peterson arid daugh
SR !l betw een Sill SI reel and Ulh .tirh mea-tire* will nol. In them- loans from the Export-Import Stab-* ha* agreed to lit down
Don Ulrey, Jr. and Jo Len Bat Phyllis (.'icmartec, former stu ter Byronellc Touchstone of High
The St. Clair s returned lo Jnck Street in Jack-ouville.
selves, produce any magical Hank to help I-utiii Americ an with L.illu Americans and Afri
tle will enter Florida SouUiern dent at Oviedo High School, gra Springs spent Lalror Day weekend Hinvllle, then decided that Call
Other projects:
transformation in the hemisphere, counltie. ovTicomi- lernporaiy ilif- can- in nn effort lo find wny* of
•t Lakeland a* freshmen. They, duated this June from Winter with Mr. and Mr*. J. S Peter- fornia
wa. tin- place to go. liy
l-ake: F"iir-I»nlng of U S. 441 in the view of Washington eco IlcultiCs.
dabilUing the price ami it may
with th* valldlctorisn and ssluta- Park High School. She plant In eon.
this time they hail acquired ■ cat. between a point 0 S mile north of nomic observer*.
I President Elsenhower ha* also shortly sit down with certain
lorlan, were four of th* five gmwl study st the School of Nursing,
Mr* Alma Wnlkrr returned rr The walking cat would .It »n * Friiltlnml Park ami the north city
The main burden for the area', directed the United Slates delega countries to con.idcr a slmllsr
apeakert graduation night. Don University of Florid*.
rently from i week visiting her rurti when tircil. and hint gently
development must still he shoril tion to the annual meeting of the solution for lead anil (Inc.
was con**llor at MQ Ranch for
Pst Walker, validlclorlan of her sister Mrs. Id* llnml in Daytons that It Would like l<> rule When limits of Lady Lake
Lake Grading on Sit IIH A from tiered hy the countries them- International Monetary Final to
Roys during the summer at Os- class, I* In her final year uf trainBeach.
Ihe weather was hail rain, snow Ml US at Lake Jem, south shout selves, these authoritie* say
j»ii|ijiort an increase in quotas.
teen.
1log at the Orange Mcmorlsl lloa
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Pell anil or very void, the rat would »ltrp 2 s mile*
This will become Increasingly lhe
wil1 b*' 1" *
l>"'* Can’t Kciiit* Him In
' Andy Duda hai entered Orlando pltal. Dorothy Simmons it also children
spent Sun pc-ircfully beneath * tarpaulin on
evident
in
the
month*
to
come
as
l*
on
to
w
1,10
Pro,Jlem.
PAULS VALLEY. Okla. (LTJi
Holmes
and
WashingtonResur
Junior Collega In Orlando. He was attending the Orange Memorial day with ofhlaSamaula
parents, Mr and the wheelbarrow An icepack In facing nn Oklahoma Stirrt In the United Stntes slowly whittle*
These measures help to assist —V. Cl. Groom** can't afford t»
fba fifth guast speaker at gradu School of Nursing.
licit
weather
anil
a
hot
water
bot
Mr*. Ilaymond Pell
lionifay from C S. 911 to North down thr atea of diplomatic tils- countries when they get Into trou- leave hi* dog, Tiny, In the car.
ation exercise* In May.
Mils Kay Estes, who attended
Shirley A lbritto n ha- been tle In the nild gave it all the Avenue, and on U.S, Wj from agreement with the Latin Amert-; We bin lliey do m.t rure the dls- The pesky pet has learned to pu-k
Melanie Jackson left In August Florida Southern last year, I* a Miss
patient in the Del,mil Hn.pilnl rum forts of home.
cans over US. foreign economic 1ease To rope with tills problem, down the button* on alt the (loon
SR 227 west 0 .W mile.
for Jones Business College, Jack- settling for a Mra. degree, anil
It took It months to wulk to
Mr
anil Mrs. Jack Bonne and
policy,
[Mann told the committer, the na locking the owner out.
I
will
become
Mrs.
Jack
Dodd
Oct.
eonvlllt. Miss Jackson was cap
Jackson:
Surfacing
Chipola
sons Jack Jr ami Hamilton were California, vl* the .outhern route. River hridg* ami approaches, and
This
air*
ha*
already
hern
con
tain of th* girl's haskrthall team, t.
Texa* wa. ■klrlcd alter an entry
the mmi athletlr, mlrd most popu
Reluming In FSU at Tallahas called to New Dr lean- last week Hint emlrd In trouble, Dolphy had I sit 71 from Sit id.y near Green- slderabty narrowed. In recent tes
F>#t TtSTID
lar In class WIki’i Who.
see as a topllomoir lids )f*i will try thr sudden death nl Mr a habit of leading roinlc hoiks wood norIhwr.leily to the Abihn timony before a House foreign af
Boone's
brother.
I
ma line and from Sit to near fair. suth-oMiiiilttve Thoiiui. r .
William Hart left after gradu ha Peggy Fleming, daughter of
J S I'l-leison and Kola'll Hut wlule walking, ami ■.-lull'd up l.y. Marianna iiuithi-rly to Sit It.,' Mann, a..i»tartt seervtnry of .late
ation for Atlanta to enter an Elec- Mrs. Elsie Fleming Peg wa- our
getting bridled the SI Clair*
for economic affairs, listed the
n( the mitaiandlng basketball attended lire meeting of the lira- back-tracked ami went around Hie near Greeliwionl.
SHOES r 0 Rf IB O Y i AND
tronlr* School there.
Ihrrhnod
nf
the
Lake
llrlen
Bapplayers
nf
the
lorsl
school
W
’c
Ann DeShiin Is not a memher
Jaekson' Grnrlln; au.-e»s road following a* tile prin dpal rco
giant
•laic
Your (hiltlrr.r* frff
ooi.iicul piirblema f icr.l by the
cannot learn if Myron Willi* and list Church Iasi week.
of th* graduating rla>* of I
Terrifying experience* «rr nut lo Lake Seminole Slate Park near United Slates in it. relation* with
hr ft It h i% m»i»tl
Mr. and Mr« S. It Dearick and
However, she will enter the Uni Ixrrnc Mathers will return to FSU
Jim
Woodruff
Dam
H ii | n t r | , n t t
. . (•■■■»«!
L a t in Amencn
terrify of Florida tht« month a- nr nnl They Imth stlendcd la-I children Mike Pally and Mink, -Hangers In the wheelhai lowing
Jacksitn Gfiolltig dli,eway and
|ii
i»|irr
It
/
I firshnian. We Ovledrums are year lairne Is the sun nf Mr returned In tlu-lr home in i hurh. pair While walking Ihlouah New parking area al F.irniera 'laikc'.
-T h e balance of payment
lilted '* onr
proud of Ann. Site i> the daughter and Mrs l)iad\ Mather* and My ton. W V* *ft i*r spending two Mexico they weir suiioumli-d -ml- off SR 10 west of M.iruuoa
problem,
caused
by
j
tendency
to
of our principal, W. If. DnShaio, rnn the ton nf Mr* (' E Willis weeks with her parents, 'Ir and deni. h» a group of hull. Mis
buy -note than a country can pay
9 Vi
1.95 - 7.95 V :
M Clan wa. -ore Ihai the cm)
and on* of our belt high school and the late V K. Willis
Mr*. Iluy Brail.
for w.ln it- export*
hail
Inmi'
Young
Dnlptiv
ren,Hir
"Miivrc tjiinliljr I n lliulier Than Price"
teacher*, Mr* W. II. OcSharo
Cadet Corp Charles l.ltllelmi re I
—The Latin American de.ined hi. muthei as In- Doled that
Ann was chosen as one of a mini turned to Florida Mllltm) Sell.ail.
Mr and Ml- ltn> Met'ulirmgh hull- were afraid nf coyotes lie
for
the
statiih/atton
of
the
prices
F U IIL A W V
\
J
,IP I> ~
ber of memlier* of tlie junior Dr I.mid tills year, lie is thr son have spent sevcnsl winks at tinof their expurt products.
elans to participate in a new teat of Mr. anil Mrs Chuck Littleton. Mayo Clinic where Mr MeCul- preceded lo prove hi. polo! try , llm .es who broke into the Hants
—The lark of a sufficient quan
r-rriin-hliig
on
all
four.
Imitating
!
Service
Slatinn
got
nothing
for
4hls summer *t Stetson Unlver
Walter Duda, Oviedo High gra InUgli has unilrrgune a since..ml the bark of ihe tittle animal Af- ; their trouble lad * hooklrt con- lity of development capital.
ally. These students, after under dunt* anil a graduate of the Uni eye operation
— \ common market,
ter a di-cilxston In ' hull language'1 tai ling unpaid hill•
folnj a rigid t? weeks nf studies. verrily nf Florida this past June.
Mrs lila Hand and sou Charlo
Were ehosrn. If Ihelr arademl.- Is now with the U H Army at Klint and ll-cnr liucn of Daslona
Ci'lilrvenienl* met the teal, In *klp Ft Jackson, S C Its is the -on Reach spent l»«l Thursday with
AND BUILDING MATERIALS
their senior year at high -rh.-nd of Mr. ami Mrs. John Duds. Sr. Mr. and Mr- ILv> mond Pell
and enter college. Ann passed with
flying color*.
Walter Walker h*« rhoien to
Work fer a >r*r, then enter the
armed seme*. Walter Is the >nn
nf postmaster R II Walker I Mrs
B. 11. Walkert nf I'hiilnota
Jlmmv Morgen s tranafer from
Orlando, sun of Mr* Martha Kel
try and grandson of Mis. C. I,.
West
it entering Vocational
School In Orlando to take up EW
tronlcs.
Carl Fsbry, eaptstn of th* Ovie
do haakcthsll tram, and the reci
pient of many no arils In alhlotii-n,
has jail mil the U. V Army and U
IN BRIGHT
alallonctl at FI. Jarksnn, S. L'.
C O I O R I IJl
FRESH
Shirley Psrlln Slayton h n cho
*en the Mrs degree and t* happy
PIA IO S
\
*
all
DrcNRcd and I)r»Tvn
keeping house for Harvey.
Oviedo
Osteen News
News
State Asks Bids
For Volusia Road
U . S . Aids Latin America's Economy
EM]
P o i r f Parrot
Thief (Jets Hills
(o h
W E E K -E N D S P EC IA LS
Seadattonal! Sate!
S M A R T lO - R IB
U M BR ELLA
3 hfJJUAA
6 TO 9 P .M .
Tonight
Thursday
only
BREMNER’S
For those leaving home for the
first time, w* know It I* a happy
time and a sad time for the par
ents. The entire life ol th* family
Will he completely changed
We hav* several aenktra In eoilege this ytar. Miss Martha Jean
Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Hardy, has already returned
Vi Boh .lone* College, Greenville,
S, C., where ahe 1s a senior this
year. Martha Jean ha* had a won
derful academic record, matching
her brother, Donald, at th* Uni
versity ef Florida. Donald gradu
ated at mld-tarro last year.
Miss Ann Pleeeon, daughter of
Bred Pierson, 1* a senior at 8t*taon University. Ann attndrd Or
lando Junior College for two
year*, than transferred t* ftleteon. She was valldlctnrlan of har
ltU graduating clsaa.
Miss Rebekah Tuhy, daughter of
(be Reverend and Mrs. Stephen
M. Tuhy, will graduate In mid
term from Florida Southern. Mis*
Tuhy, a IMS graduate of Oviedo
HUD School, baa ala* attended
cummer tesaioas- She latamed In
Orllgdo this past year, and made
tha Dean’s Hat for academic
achievement.
Miss Nancy Myare, daughter ef
Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Myers, also
• HU graduate, wilt be a senior
i f Florida Southern. She will la
in Winter Park, than return
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Your W algreen
Agency
Drug
Store
Roumillat & Anderson
59
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1st St. Store
French Ave.
3rd St .Store
at 25th St.
On The Corner By The Clock
FA 2-0392
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• Screen Door*
• Metal Window
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• Flooring
• Moulding
• Hardware
• day Brlrk
• Saab and Door* • Insulation
• l emrnt and Morlar
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FRESH FROZEN — NIc - Puck
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FRID A Y , SKPTKMHKU 12. 15)58
l Tnlt#d
Pr«w
I.ratted
W ir t
NO. 200
Supreme Court Orders 'Integration Immediately'
Meeting Is Short,
Ruling Unanimous
•President Declares:
U. S. Won't Retreat
WASHINti IUN it I’M -I'hr Su
prcni" Court ordered mds.v Hut
Central High Sctniol in tjttle Kick
he re opened an » racmll) Inlrgtnled bn*i* tmmedlnlelj
The I tiling « u unnuimu* In
denial uf i 2 I I year delay In lute
grmlim which hnd been granted
iiv * federal Itidgr
The o p i n i o n na* delivered
orally by Chirf Ju«llre Karl
Warrrn.
when Central High School pen*
for the fall term Monday.
Warren .aid the original feder
al district court order of tMT
qulrlitg doegregalion win r*tn*
stated.
brief Opinion
the Justirr. s t a y e d on lb#
benrh only about five minute*—
just long enough (or Warren to
lit technical language and did nut
go into any elaboration of tt) 1955
iIcciHon atviiit "all delibernio
speed" In Inti grattmi, Many nt*
torney. and litrl.li hail IhollghV
II Would do *o
Not' did it «ay anything ahout
force .mil violence at Little Hock.
The*" *uM'*.'t. will tie taken up,
If tt all, when the view, auppnrt*
log the Judgment are roleurrt
tutor.
lmmeslintrly after thr historic
ruling, Thitrgnud Marthall, th#
NAAtT'a chief counsel anf y*1*
emit flk'hter nu Integration cat#*,
aald:
(Varna nf Defiance
"We of cottr.e believe that inch
problem, must lie handled Iti lha
court and wo usattme that with
tlm clear cut Judgment tne legal
.tlmnvphere *urrmimltng Central
High Sr limit I. now cleaved itp
and neither tha .choul lm.itd uur
the governor nor any other per*
•on In Ihr *tutr of Arkatoa. cun
even pirteml not to know wlmt
wh«t tlie law la. Anything now
done to prevent desegregation In
Arkansas Ii in ofien defiance of
the law "
Attorney Richard C. tlutler, who
rcpie.enteil thr Lllll# Hock School
Hoard, .aid tlie decliton wa) “nut
unexpecteil hy in’." Hut ha aald
lie amt lie Itl. colleague) wrr#
"liieply (ll.appitiiilrd" that th#
high cuuit did not approve a de
lay tn integratlun.
Virgil T. Hluisom, mperlntcn*
dent of Little llotk school), aald
It# would have nn itatementa until
It# confer* with the hoard. A* to
wluthcr Caulril High will opr it
Monday nit an Integrated* 8**1*,
thut "depend* on the govarnor,"
Bins ,om -aid
1that while * there U not golnc to
Wa sh in g t o n i u p d - Pre*i- Islands of Quoinoy and Matsu.
Hut lie aald a "W.Mt*rn Pacific t>e any appeasement., .1 believe
’drnt Elacnltower declared Thur*day night the United State* "ihall Munich would rot iuv ti* peace | that there i« not going to be any
A e v e r timidly retreat before the or lecurlty” — more likely It war ”
‘'There ire meaiure* that ran
" h r e a t of armed afgreiiion” In would lead to a "major war.”
The speech wa* regarded at the he taken to assure that thete offthe Formosa Strait.
In a 21 ■ minute »p*cch beamed White iliui*e and State Depart- .horn Island) will not he a thorn
W a r r e n . a i d t he di vi * i o n w i n
around tire worldfrom the White
mint at » tough rest itfiient nf in the *ide >#f i.eaee." lie *uhl
i ltectiye
tin lit e d l al cl y
Tin*
Home, the Chief Executive In Id
lf. S Far Kn«t n»iif.v "We belli ' e tltal arrangement*
n n - in* Mint t he I oi e Hack School
Put the hop* “(llplomaey can and
Doe* Not F.xpcil War .ire urgently required to . top gun
I t omi l l . u n d e r o n b r* at t he .ii
fhnuld find a way nut" nf the ' Tha President, Hern - fared (Ire and lo pave the w»> to ■
p r e t n e Co u r t
ad mi t
Nr gr op*
♦risl) centering nn the offahore and speaking animatel), itres.ed peaceful volition '*
The Prr.idrnt -aid It 'I* a.
certain nr can tic tl’nt the shunting
which Up' Chine *c Communist)
darted nn August I3nt i 'helling
of Qunnoy I had *. it« purpo.r nut
Just the taking of the irland of
tjurnioy. It I* part of whnt l« InONCE OS M R I.K iH TI.Y , I'l.E A S E Futir- weeks-old Rickey Dulling, sou nf Mr. nnd
deed an ambition) plan of armed
Mrs. Albm liny Dulling, ii'tv iv n l lii-t jirst iiitiivut tniluy. Tin* ynungstiT . wi’t-giiing Itl
c»n<|uc-t
pi'iinih. is sluiwit w ith lit* n u d h e r and l i a r field Walker, who g a t e him the 1rim W alk
Fear* Red Domination
"Thlr plan would liquidate Itl e r th in k s a ha irc u t at four weeks m ig h t h r « new record for th e first \i«jt to tint
WASHINGTON l i f t i -Text of
T A IP E I, Form osa ( U P I ) — C o m m u n ist China w arned of the free world poiltlon. In the h n rh e r shop.
( i ’hutn hv Dri «*trum )
the Supreme fo url*. ununlmou.
to dny t h a t th e Chinese " v o lu n te e r" troops now licinyr pulled Western pacific area and bring
i t e r ' -Inti lit tin- U t i l e Itilrk r. l *r:
o u t o f N o rth K orea were fully {ircimrcii to rh " a n y place to them under captive government*
I'll# i-ourl, h a v i n g fullv d e l i b e r
f ig h t a ga inst the a g g r e s s o r s ’’ including th e (Juenioy a r r a . * 1 ' ^ ' , ,’*,l
,1!l‘
a t e d n o u n Hie or a l a r g u m e n t , h a d
United Stale* and the (me xv.nhl
•
C om m unist C hina se n t p e r h a p s ono million "viiltinteors*'
on Aug 28, 11*"»ft. a . . t i ppl e , ni - nt ul
Thtl), the Chlne-c and Russian
Into N o rth K orea to aid N o rth K orean c o m m u n ists f ig h tin g ('oniinuni'ti would come to d»ml
. hv t he a r g u m e n t * p r e v e n t e d on
Untied Nattoni forces. They a r e ----------------------------------Sept
I t , lll'-S a n d nil tile I n i e f .
nate at Icavt the western half nf
being withdrawn Into Mandiutia
mi file, i. m i n i i l m o u . l ) of t he
the now tiicnillv I’neifte Hevnn."
amt ‘‘are closely watching the
Tlie Pre-ddi tit > .uldre** ill hut
opi ni on tliat tile j u d g m e n t o f t he
situation in tile Taiwan Strait
clo.ed tlie dour i'ii the 1bought
C o u r t of A p p e a l , f or t he Rtli l lr
area." Peiping radio aald.
till) country would permit the tiny
eui l of Aug
18. HIM, n i u . t he
Report) from Qucmoy said Naoffvlmre Ulnnda o (nil into Com
U T fl.E HOCK. Ark (UPII
the N \ \i I*, mid
thor Negro vchuolv regni'dlev. nf how tile nf f i r m e d In vi ew of t he l i nml ntlonallil frogmen there were re
munist hard) liy force without the "That wfl. nut unexpected." ti..v li’uder* when the d i mn eame pi- -pie feel about Hu- matter " i*i*( i-.-in m e ih i -1iti-nl of ttie new
moving underwater obstacle* in
l rim d state* liiicrvetilttg
nival E Katdnn ).iid tndnv when d.-wit,
| ,.ud the Itev tVevlcy 1‘iudeii. *i iio, ) ve il' it tlie C e n t r a l Hlpli
hope) of carving out an emer
*'lf tin pivi'nl h'liiih'idncrit he Ileai>1 that the I S Supn....
Tlu-v he.ltd the new*, but ,le pc, 'ident "f tlie ve-giegntiolil.t Si'li" d of | . tit l e Hock, Ar k . we
Agency landing liearh, 1ml that It- d
ib i-iu
it
impoitaiil
to
nuke
and liaia**nteiitat l Jin-, a , , xh-«.i>.| inurt li.nl nr,I, ted integi.iti.oi to clnii-'l f" ...innu’iit iinntedi.it.'lv
I'upd.il it•/,*)■-' loom'll,
artillery w n liomhauling the Iprompt
niiniiiilieeiui'tit
of
nur
bn converted lilt" a mat-yr if.iiult. I „rrw| a| ( enlrul High Sc!
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land almost without letup
Sanford Cltv rnnimlailuner. '*,1 wlUl whicl' ,,,,, l,h'a' d'h-lillerv
Mr» D»i*y Hate*, head nf the Nation Gniilon .aid
'Mt ....... ip uilvan'age For it give. j ' u U m r i l l I' fii tiling t h e C o u r t of
!.u. #,
..L...I
u-... could "el cope, thenwe w-uld tic NAM'D in t. title Hock, wa* ina
"The Supreme I'.mrl Im)
,lt fled i* t h e . h o w d i n v a o.av whi l e we \ i peal s . 1'tie e x p i c i o n o f t he
Heaviest Shellln*
night
kci| ri1). vi.....
M„n,>.....
(f0r Wnr
. i i ppor t t n, ; o u r j u d g m e n t
The Cnntmtinlala drove back
K Kn.-wle, to vliave nearly cumpellP'l to fare preet.ely the ni,elli,L. with I'lirenfe I ia-. all iea*,m and de.ttiey by ,,ulii live a n u l l aei'M,)* m a o like t l nv vnvv
four Nationalist supply vessel t Wl)(H)0 from thp ......
,,IW ,,,, vitantiiin tliat t uiiure-. vl»u.ilii"l» , ,ti(hwest field repre>cnlativ« o f 1lug giinpoint lot, ration nf .. ir *•*. .1 I m h o * iii lioot u i , r a t h e r m i he pi i ' i - ni e d amt n n i mi l nc c d
in line e"Ui »e
Thur.day with a r*cor.l barrage
rll„ .on.ialdon ref...... ill I'J.tS, " he declared.
Ilian - 1 1 \ o,i i * t i o i n now, wh i m
Hn* T h e Aulli'irlly
It i* afi-iiidlngly ordered Hut
that continued tlirouvh the right
rt). (sx t,y ftv.
' h e p i l l u l e mi ght lie i bungl ' d.
He w«* refet ring to a joint revHie ludgmimi of 11m Court id Ap
•nd morning. The Uefen.c Mini.- mill*
■ the Smith will not accept till* peal, foi die 8lh Circuit, dated
try .lid mora than *0.000
, " Knowtea wa, r.,orned hi* bud-'
'v," ch 0nulr">%
n u l l , l .-i* w l d i h a <‘mil in ll ivi .1 ,l,>iii
lug IS. IU\8. reversing tlie judghit Qutmoy tiftween 4 p. m. and ^ whrn Cl>mtl), „ lnMr, ,||.rov,,r J "m,nr> l!IMi, voting him author
Ml.,le.l g o v ei 11ini-itt i* l i v i n g I,.
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n ,m t ( „ r l he
7 a. nt. today.
|(-d tliat anticipated revenue* fall tty to employ the armed force, of
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1 a i roll HoHi'oikWii th, iluutl 41f f a i n ) J m l e 211, 10.18, lie a f f i r m e d
f c r o k i thruiigh a murderoii) ,,rt„ r ,,
Mil1 Viktiik*a* M t|-*r am! ,1 |Ki\MT a n d
iliat tin1 Imlutnt'iilR of th*1
acrecn of artillery fits over Que-ph(. r, c„r,| tm<tgot of t»3f'.84S 17 povltlon. iucIi n* iio "'-eailme*
fill l»nmM*iiitl»* p ' . i t u ' a l l l uui o, it i <t 1 ii't riMitt for tin* Krt *t orn I >1^
and
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linlay
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W'alln.e
wa*
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moy thiv morning to d-liver a j, u,,
nf hi.-hi r cod*, need
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k m <n‘ da ti*d ^ 04 I’M,
handful of men nnd a meager r,| equipment and mi am'
-i.- tiev.'l Ihr'e defenve ta In- appro | „ tl-red Its ti-»t polio death of ,1 s <• !,.| 1 i I d Mr- Wi l.i ,
' U 11’ Im 1 •I* -I K tin* il. 1*inn pint l:i»l Sl pi I, ltl.V; 4'IIft.U'i i«4
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rl, _ |,„,1.|tai illi
, mount of vupplic«. Hut vu many mreel rc*"tfarin« and w.le-im 1" tat.- in *.»iinng 'he ilei'-ii.e «f ];i s
1 1
t 11 it w In, 11 i n I'M" Nil' n! 'I'l'
• 'M»"j h'M« l p|..nii fill ill'
I lie vi t«jn wa- W*. J j- c l Itoyit |,J- ' - ml
ahelll land on the haul c!ay tun pn.gtam. neeorillng la hnow e* Fel l l J I
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I 1 111v| 11 ti.it I I ,1*Mill 111 *U,lp,1IIII14* Ui ll
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W. it- Iwlili Ailiia. ill-tiler of
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way that fhgh'a arj luvlardoui.
I'.enini**' n-r Havid l i e In
Nu'
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14 va •*, i > flu* ili’vi-mfi
levta a m , n o n c e , n .i, , , t , i hv a n d uf
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viiggeated tti.it hnotvlev meet witli f ul t i l v. 'hat t h e i r i nilil.tiv i q i e t a - tbli-u cl'lldti-n. wliu ill'll in nil Wiitl.ii'e wa. a -•-*nt- >t ,-f sudm |
0 I Na•.1 vv (.f f vi |.afi«I in | 4 Ml| .1
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Another cargo plan* touched hi* dcpaitinetit head* in nn at lion* ogj i l l . i t ' /in-ill,.v n n p r e l i m in .ando ho'pitul yv.eidiv. Mi I U>\ T? V*1.it • nFh* ,»t lAtiHi <1 lift ,t 1 M1. •'] I i 1 till. 0 1 Si ml 11 < a 1 1 ' I hHii w u n \ \ J MsIU-,ird
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down briefly Thur-dny night and tempt la bung lilt figure ilmvii man t o attack on ) ' . r i i i i i “a,'* tin11 1
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IITTEE ROCK, Ark (UI'I>
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Mil \ in 111il l in «.f f. i i i t ; ! ■I file t o i l o f Aj*|Jr,ih 4!,ill'll
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again without atopping and wa* the "Id." he laid
<f lb 15 appl l ev t o t h e p r e r e n t u t i l
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l!lt IIP.’.H fttayirifc*
Mu own I'op Depaitment of Justice attor
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tUf *I* 4 t. ak VVlR p f n | t Hut
unable to unload lupplle.
| The next budget meeting will atlim '
Mi y Wjillni • i 'Ui \ i vi’iI f«y hi-r
neys anil ;i .warm of deputy U S.
,1 1 1* r ' i i i m «■it •Tirtttd d r i t if ipi f i i r t l n r r f f n l
fui'fivir.il. \l; oim>
I.ui in "flu* n n i l i rr \ 1111
Communist China opened now , >*e <sa>Hl Mondny night at R The
f4 11 an 1injNi 11mil I’piiut 1*1p1 Ihi1 Hu- pid : h p of n f ttd^ r o u t dial! nun-huts prepared today In anfun Ann 4, VI IH «idI Mmi ii«l llr i huh * ui k hmw ribi|Ht it
propaganda attack* on the United budget mit-l be approved before
force Hie Supreme I'ouil's declhi* I'ffrctkVi* I III filial ! ; • 1 v,
nnil
nlnlfa*i. Mr 4 \it tj. I• >t|, S'Iih-jmI
State) and Nationallit* today nnd Get 1. when It In-come, effective
High Sclmnl
\ . Mil tl M* .ulttU
ta|l!u-||ri I*n vl,all Ii* r u m iti 11 n Ic iM'il p o i l n v u l i slmi tliat Centra'
aid 213 million pi-r»on. hnd denikitv roiiunia.ton*ia aiittiurixoil
<•1 ' \ K\ \ lUI'll - Siuikfl'ij ui t'M* ■*! li’M, Mis < .mi3>i» \l*>i4*fi(t th uf nf Va h d r i i n nt f i i ti11 «ri ai d Id III'1 d. t rial
must admit Negro student).
I fur Ifu* l ai ^t
onitraled agalnat the United the ron.trm-liun of a new radio
the World atntn.-for pr.ti e e»nf#r* Windirmere. Mini M« Sybil Went I h »* d i a l i> ti iv ' l i i ^ ' h 11 isf tf t til, p i n UMhlci nt Ar k. t i Mat
"We nte studying the declalnn
State) la th# Uit ftv# day*.
biwer to replace the 2l-year-.dll
enee warned torlay t1l*j»i«nl nf er, \lort I'town, \ .1 , mi,I one a h '
Imt we hnvr nothing to lay'*
di'Hilly radloailive wo-li miiterl- til oilier. Mill) It . il Sunil 'i d
While tha Chine.# were being !"«•'"* l"W*r The two-way radio
Stephen (' Hramdnrfcr. .po'iul*
J flunk i f i tiiuihly lift1fr•r 11nv111<*
Funeral ai'i'vt** * vvd he lo hi lo I »'
nl* w.i* becoming o n e o f tlie ma
mobilited for tliei* demon.lra- cccentlj pun based for the police
man for the Department nf JuiSVill | I'l a til Pi| - M'HI DcBary Dedicates
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WASHINGTON ( tll'l t th-fcnur | I'T. P"'h'ei". of the tiucl. .r age
Her team sent In to direct th#
Dtlnn* major newipaprr* headlined
f r I»m'}i wliilp 11 >m|
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Integration, told teporers.
th# reglme'a fourth "item warnSeeretary Nell II MrElroy *yid
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1 *1ml wlfi'fipirr .r • it Church Sunday
-raliM y | ibi* l i t '
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tng" to th* United SUte* agaln.l hive refu.rd lo work on the pre today lit# United State, would liie AriffUirri' N«Ui>ntii
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it'Il<t an a.aattll nn lhe Quemoy. toM tin- t n - i mt l mi tinlTi* rtntf t h r I n t r i m r n t will fnllmv in U »k itifo t'ffiaJ Vi>ii v,m
rdm.i tniiiiv nf Hu* ftirumuiiitv MpIIioJ'lte l^'■lernl building s>earm#d
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lion o r i n h ^ i a f j u, ti.rt vm,» m t dl*t * hl i i ch uf t h d t a r s
111 Up
with government men. The US,
( h o r i i H To Practice
r at l in
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McElroy told a lew- Confe, fki Iiiilliidi u.illt-lls «(f It. •!
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i 'I hv Sanford Male Churn, will roie that in hi* opinion 1'ie.ideii! I
**' Iu t*1 ww'loi pi I hi* iiiiteh't ft ImiMiikf nill hi* pattliieul of Justice inle-'inHon
I (i mI.i \ \ hi n III, r*.t 111
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j hold « rehenr.nl Monday nt 8 Ei.eiihower anti Secretary o' ur ul ri 4 i i»un«l Atfiruy*- f»* k
t • vin hj»11i Pi. {.mu i fj.u ;«| p .lvr i fa i l l l Ul f r i | a t t i l l a t i l l t l * h y Hit* | ( | t V, eufoici-metit team wnr'vt'tl, w.i*
«l Sanford
Elk. Lodge.
Mcv 1 nwiiii 4 ,FiU| a n tiltii ' IM mi l
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State John En.ter DtlPe) hive
i1ioWmi fiir *4■111(111 ft mi i| ip'>Tt I VVtiff t*il \ lilt illy iv
clo*i-d to visitor)
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arry .1. V elr tnit elear that such re.Utancr
If 'll*’ Im I'Mf Iv (lilt jj |i| ||< | i ll III
am- man who anjrty. )tng- :
csrHo,| ,.„t bv US. mill l i n k 8 hf ' f or o a not lie 1 U ' * f tfuc* ala pup * p rApp'> M I. Ki r k, S.I m- j * l f»n t'lic'iliatimi In IIm in***'f n hi 'i 10 « in \ *Vhiir»'h a ai fiiinsc'* In Lawyer. »r it r r I e d ha, k and
Ex-Resident, Dies ■vite,
forth with duruments amt closeted
tug. regardle*. o f hta ability to ,Jrv fnrt.re. in the Far Ea»t.
by.
I ill*, .lllll SpiuuM » 4 1 * \ Spp«r J r
planii "l
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them,elves in conferencei
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Indian Itlvcr rotmty judge and a .'loop
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ntovrd to Sanford a. a youth H* •tithing Sept 22 the Drfen*e AU-t. Hav. hurtling 7 HNi m ile in i;
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attendrd Sanford tchnol) and re rtiv ..inI tortsv.
they were briefed In hatcho.
ftfh months tn yn *‘.i4 Inihitp-i/.i
iFifti.Ird thF Nfpourt K 4if
mained • r**ld*nl nf Hit* city
u a t»nr» .ire iiivrn nt Hi*- unit fi^i
t h r m a t e r i a l pur i nt o •
until after ha had completed hi)
U f t r |*tn - m a l l t«» hr
*infnl I i i « * # i | j > n . i m l l m l . i t . f r o m N * m
fatm ly at tha Unlveraity of .Flor
Hut 11i«* liUrioftiiM'H h i-1• XPI'4'1 i i i i i i m i l S t a l l * f i n N i l f t l i f r S u M c ' i r
Band Association
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ih| ft/ lii^i^rr it url I'Miift f cull i * l i n * I m m - h e r n i i J h p i f r x i p H i • U ' < I .
Funeral *rrvir»* will be held
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Meet Monday
tomorrow at I pm. at th* Flr.t
* f t 4i f m u n i . ■
p* it'i'fli! !»*• n«'f11 *if flit *if
u Hit - h i . l l m i l a l l
M«thndi)t Church, V*rn flearti
the
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Burial will b* In Cmtlawrn Ceme
\ -in Iniloti wit) meet Monday
Sa l l f or d d n c t o i • ugi-' j t h o - 1- "v' -r
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ft'.III. 'll I-Itlli ll 1" f>,r.'L- .i 1 |.; 4 II night at 7 in the high school
NEW YORK t UIM)—IVilirc ill- tt*iue which made ll po.**ilih> for
Surviving ar* hit wife, Mr.
I'l Ii" ft* r' s Illtliii.il'- ili'Cliii"- Mill 14’ htm-hin on fog a coveted jl)h
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'I In* " - i t e* m u s t tn- ' b' . d h- l set i l i ower ■ ."tile ’ Hi
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Gladya Cobb; a .on, Oti* Jr . ve.ligalcd a new lead tmlav that alrno-i anyone to have atlminlsler C D
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mipi< t r t l t «
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t iew, lie |" i ...m,llv V.lft slipper. \ liiisine*) meeting will
threo brother*. Robert A Cobh, st.ill'l i|i*pr.He 8 year "Id Meldn rd tlieiit wjlli « mlnililviiii anttnim 3 I C r S O H S A p p C O T
i mg for a letui n to .1 follow in the hand hall
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t l i e In ' nil'- t tun i- i ,1 i ' iiingi ' i i n- i i t .
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tJl 11*''HI ■1 tmilget lit fl cal ItNtl iin<l
hv a nu Hn > ti, 'I t week* vi'sHl-rl Hie T i e i i - m v
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mouth. and Harr, I*. Cobh, New that it was tie who killed hi, patNutter and hi. wife I jm l,.an I 0
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Um VMullif ptefer hiking l Id- " ii- ifi-"* pnrcm.t of loind student) In VineSeven m o n t h s Int er Hie t h i r d i*
' *m' l u p n o n e Hum
12
f Smyrna Hearh.
M*1'
apparently were in bed wheti they MOORHEAD, Minn . I t ' l l — givioi
Ifimsti-,* r o i u e t wo y e a i « d o l l a r * In tile n i l llu
fl cot v «•;,)*. t v p e t a x nn gas ol i ne lo bigger teil ere»t Junior High and Seminm#
A* the child underwent
psvcltlDi Mato
High I*la ms for fuml raising will
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, were attacked.
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. . . .aid lt„th S p o n s o r * of a n "ol d t i n- pollH| „ u ia | jimnom/ati'in
H o d g e t Chi e f Mutiiiii- II M a n . u.k - p e n d i n g
a t r i c t n . t s nl B e l l e v u e M r i l eal w m - f a t a l l y Wo u n d e d by pMt un e a t r a l l y " . a i d I ihI mv Ills v nmi l d
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„!*,. i n i l l e a t c d t h e a i l i ni oi - l i . t Hon
t .ngies.
r e c e nl t v
added
one he di.ett.sed Monday t’hllili.'e of
I ,mny seek Iduhi-r fcduul gn.ollne ci-nt F> tile c.i.t of f i r d ctii*x anil lltr fomillc) ,iie Invited to attend.
Rotarians To See tenter, police looked down "an hkr downward alab* in tile ah riot .xplaln why only Iiv, ,,.-i.on*
nvrnua foreign to the boy ' in d inirn and slashed on other part, ahnwi-d up to hear Under-.- ,-«*i str> I C c d s c \ r r f H l S p y ’
t.ixe* unit a uotlier round .d po*tnl nil mall, tint Slain cxti'Dinted tlir j
investigation into the slan- of their bodies.
of (gricttllurr True It M-' -n and
Judo Team Monday titrlr
rail- iMCtra*") next te a r to avoid f'o.t i if Her Di'p.illuuiil will have
MAHSWV.
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Attorney Harris It Steiiito rg. top .tats- politician,
pe.ii i llnu- „ defh It of 7.15 niitllon dollars (Hi* laii'ctisoH For Sale
Sanford Rotarians, at their bing ilralh) of Dr. and Mm Wei
cei tifllner Ib-rliard /go! In.* been -"idb g to tin......... ..
weekly meting Monday noon in vin N'tmer «n the morning of hired Iiv Dean's relatives, said In Wb*t was worse. f,.o ,.( the .iiii-xTed and ch.iiged wlHi *pying d sf'iit
year, partly tn-xnil-(- of new postal
Mate and county heverugn and
i ronvei.alion with Die blond five .pi-clutni • wi-rc ilubjiii
Staux said tin lief), il vv mid In- p jv im n-.i'r*.
th* Civic Canter, will witness Sept. 2
",'Cilp.itiunnl llcen.es for 1958 3$
fur Ame, li nn inii-lligi ru e ag- rrtDeputy
Chief
Inspector
Edward
youngster
that
the
tiny
reverted
’|hn
rally
Thursduv
mglil
was
Judo exhibition by a team from
>1J 2UII.oou.0nu |
Un U r.d \ ,r
He .riitl that If Hip adiittnl* ; wilt go mi sale M"liday tn Ui#
duriiig a stay m F rin k fu il, l i t ,
McCoy Air Fore* Bain. Orlando.,. W. Byrnes said shortly alter the to hi. original .liny mat "a man 1sponsored by the Junior t hatii- many, last year, tlie J'ululi new . whtrli begun la-l July 1 and mld.-i Natimi took a "ciinsisleiit" jmsl* office, of Seminal# County Tax
It w*i announced by William V boy was committed to Bellevue in a whit# musk" killed bis par I,,.,- of Commerco to ell- is <'!»y agency l*a|i si, id tmlny.
nevt Join 30
Him. Hie White House would ask Collector John Galloway. Liccnici
(•'(Binj* H»'i'nphill7 pmgr*m"“cbair- that detective, hail been *.-nt! "nut rnt..
1County', annual III rfHindtip .ind
lie told hi. newx conference | ('migteas for amitber postal rate must Im obtalnrd before Oct. 1.
An<
nf town*' lo invrftll^rtlf nrw leads
Stidnbcr^ «a(d lir v4;m »orninc4'd Siiwfir |K««c*| !>«>’,
tlmrsdily Hie Pie Ident and Ilia fm-rea.se next session,
Tha partlclponts. under .he di 1 " r,.e> are l.aikir.g for a pos-dhle Dean "nevn raised » finger again-j In ailillllon to Mor-e the spnn Hoard Meeting Set
inly i»er.s uni t decide within til) | S i n n icvlew eatimuled the govrertion ofSgt. Arthur
It, Wita.o,, "the" molue and ar« exploring nn .1 lilt mother and faitier'* and any -or- figured they had aaother
I'AI.I.AHASKE E i l l ' l l
Fl,r ii i s ainml i.iislng fcilcml qu ,u- eimin t-t Would lake In libl.txiil,- Singer Is iMuther
who fatha holder of the "'.llnck ' avenue 1 u r r Ign In the Iwy," »toi) lie might base tub! lo tne dm wing card lu Rip l
hiiul- st.itn Road Hoard will In, ,1 u» llm- lave* by elme t-s one billion !VUO.UUu and spend $711.2OU.OOU.Ilt>0 NEW YORK tUl’t j —Singer Sun
Conti a r y shoul d bo l ooked u p o n a ,
Belt,” highest attainment In judo. Hyrnci *ntd.
tll Minn. f, who Tuesifax von , mnnti.iu
montlily meeting 11
Thursday. Sept• ■dollars
next year ‘Itecatiso "tlie in the 12 months ending next June
* "
...............
will d e m o n stra tth e various hnldi 1 I,r- Dominick Di Main of the Chi l di sh f u b r i c a l i . m o r Hie s t a l e a colorful primary buttle aj.nnit 1 18 st 2 p m. in the Holland federal hlgliwey Unit fund used IM), leaving n tleflcit of $13,200,- ny Gale, wife uf Noel Kramer, •
tlivutriril executive, gave birth
fn combat meiiMirr* uswl by the , medical examiner') office said merit " f a Uty with a "dtiltirbetl a candidate supported by ter bus- Building here, it was announc'd t" finance intefiti.te litgiiwnyM will
(MWMKtn. This Would push th# pub Thursday to a »ijy*m-pound icveu*
Stratagi# Air Command,
J"tn* lalil wound* wur# m soft pcitoiuiitj.
*
| today.
jba ixltau.ied
ft-caj iv..r.
it# debt to EittJ.UW.WO.UDJ.
ounce gift.
Here Is Full Text
Of Court's Ruling
On Central School
Chinese S a y
A rm y R eady
Southern Comment
On Court's Decision
Commission Asks
Knowles To Shave
Proposed Budget
Seminole Records First
Polio Death* O f 19 5 8
McElroy Says U. S.
To Defend Quemoy
Marshals Prepare
To Enforce Ruling
Radioactive Waste
Becoming Problem
im
Officers Probe New Lead
In Confession O f B o y, 8
(•
U . S. W ill SoarDeficit
To
More Than 12 Billion
To
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 11, 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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