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(Photo by Bergstrom) Two Accidents Cause Over $2,(jp0 Damage First Federal Will Pay $106,084.95 <4n Dividends r v \ HoMars of savings accounts at First fe d e ra l' Savings sod Loan Assn, are getting $108,084.95 in di­ vidends th at are .being added to aeeoantg, and whieh with the mid­ year earnings • distributed by the association brings the total for 1M7 to t300.U4.40, according to Ceorga Touhy, executive vice preeideat .. l b ) three gnd a half percent a A « a r rate of earnings together with the assurance of safety provided by "better-than-average reserves” has appealed to thrifty minded per­ sons, said Touhy, in spite of the events of a year that was filled with "tight money” problems. The slide of the market prices of securities on the stock market whetted the interest of many In­ vestors in the stability of value in .pavings accounts and where the Wield was quite adequate in view of the absence of speculation, he added. The association official said that there was a strong demand for money for the building and th« purchase of homes snd It was runnning wqll ahead of the aupply of funds. One of the disturbing ele­ ments to a firm dedicated to the atimulatlon of home ownership, A a s been the Inability to grant Immediate loans for this purpose, Touhy added. The comlnc year will bring no quick relief from the "tight mon ey” situation, although it Is be­ lieved that the Federal Reserve of­ ficials will make another move to "ease the pain," but Its effects will not be felt at once, comment­ ed Jouhy. businessmen Have Optimistic Qutlook For This Year Two i hours o{ during the early caused more thin ».ooo operty damage, sent on* nan he hospital, and anothr r Injure I t not seriously enough Rallied. to be Shortly ter 2:30 this morning, ^outh coupe, driven by ■ 19*) Charles lax, 20-year-old navy man attf I to FASRON Si at the Sanford Sal Air Station, itruek down F.J eii W- Herrmann, cr attached tolicav? year old] leer Attack idron 9 Ens. mann Was first taken to Semi] Memorial Hospital and then tr | rred immediately to lorlal Hospital where Orange he unde| it surgery this morning for inji received in the automobile (dent. Doctol at Orange 'Memorial Villcfe Players MaklAppearance Herefluesday The e In will go up on one of mod unusual and deine ea lightful ratrlcal offering* Jan. 7 at S p in the Tinecrest School auditorit "The Players." presented by Ihe ■note SC tu.l Concert Assoclat fast pace )umor. color and good theatre from J Xihort S from "cr, Rr* playi. poetry fand sfnrl's. ightfully narrated and costumr he evening will have a fluidity variety that will keep Its amli s. of all ages, spellhour'll t! ghout the show. Will S y, actor and director, co-stars the lovely snd talent ed Kdns to bring to life tome of the knding works of worldfamnus ors, classical and mod crn. Shsrln tie spotlight with Will Sandy * Edna Hurd will he the brilliant lung assisting actor, David Ji: I. Superbly staged and I costumn he current production by the V ige Players is designed to plea " '" “•f'2 2 NEW YORK UP— Businessman are fairly optimistic about the outlook for ISM, a United Press survey of representative spokesmen for 14 key Industries Viewed today. # A few of these officials look for a lower level of activity In their field* in 1958, but they emphasise that their operation* will b« well above recession levels. Rom* of them expect a record year. The concensus was that the de­ cline In business would ru n its coons by the middle of 1968. with a second-half recovery leaving by the middle of 1958, with a secondhalf recovery leaving th# eron-i vAy slightly higher oa balance. Competitiou for th* eonsumer’i dollar will be saver* In 1958, whieh will make it difficult for companies to raise their prices. Moat busineasmen look for higher j dollar sales but lower earnings In 19M, as the profit-equeexa eon- EDNA Sandv. lago PI Only optimism for I M baa barn expresaed by Sanford and Semi* note County community leaders. As a m atter of fact, IBM will be bigger In every tray, according to the outlook ai Sanford bankers, Sanford's mayor. Ita Btato Sena­ tor, and tbo president of the Seminote County Chamber of Com­ merce. Senator Douglaa Stenstrom was emphatle fas his outlook for the lo­ cal community when he said "I think we can look forward to a continuation of thO unprecedented progress experienced by our com­ munity in 1057.” In Ida outlook for tha eomlng II montha, Senator Stenstrom com­ mented, "I feel wo have really just begun to utilise ail of the fine resources which our community and county has lo offer." Mayor David Gatchal expressed optimism In the completion of pro­ jects for tha City of Sanford when he said "I think that tha elty will decide one way or the other on the docka and terminate pro­ ject — and I am opU aiitle about It." "We ara looking forward to the completion ef our capital Improve­ ment projects,” said the Mayor, "and tha addition of a full time recreation director.” Our first big convention will taka plica here In 1058 with an espectcd Hospital said this morning that the young officer received a head injury, compound fracturo of tha right leg, a fracture of the left leg, and a rib fracture. Ills con­ dition was described as "fair." The automobile which struck down Ens. Herrmann was traveling south on Sanford Ave. at an estl3"-3.V inn hour, scconhng to Deputy Sheriff J. K ril Tha Ensign was walking south on Sanford Ave. with traffic and was dressed in white. Kits. Herrmann was carried ap­ proximately 10O feet when hit Seminole County celebrated last by (he right fender of the automohile and th n thrown Into the night and this morning. Folks turned out to sing, dance windshield. His right shoe was found about 10 feet from the point and laugh the old year o u tin d the of impact on the right side of the New Year in. The San Francisco Giants Mayhictfway, his left shoe left on the highway about 80 feet from the fair Inn, holding Hs'gigantic New Year’s Eve Party In the ballroom, poiift of impact. entertaloed more than 400 local Deputy Sheriff Kris said that celebrators, a group th at Included the driver of the ear "swerved to Sanford folks. Navy folks, and miss the young officer but he guests of the Mayfair Inn. . cither fell or stepped In front of It was a gay party with bright the car. Bax told Kris that "ft and colorful hats, noisy noisehappened so fast I don’t know makers, and plenty of confetti. whether he fell or stepped In front The "big push” came exactly at of the car." midnight when hundreds of bal­ n#x w„ acc0mpanied by Rich- loons were rclessed from a conar,| Alvord, 19, of Heavy Attack traner at tha celling level and all Tr4j.l(na Unit at SNAS. dancers attempted to take at least IB another accident this morning one balloon away with them. A buffet supper was served to all 1934 £ “ ■?-»■£?■ guests one hour after the New Year had been greeted and on its |, 0| niin^ j 3.y e a rold Sanford In- way toward making "futures.” Other parties were held through ‘ ■ 1937 sw m in • e. . lman. j _plowed wi.a> Into a out th* county The Turf Club. Just F,T parkH °" .rir,i * ' . r image to the Plymouth his out of Casselberry, In the Semi­ bet v estimated by investigating nole Raceway Park, was open until off :cr» of the Sanford Police De- the wee hours thia morning enter­ tment at $900 with damage to taining its guests at a gala party. The Elk's Club, the Sanford Ford *1.200. Shrine Club. Jim Spencer’s, the he Ford automobile is owned by Veterans of Foreign Wars staged Ns tonal Car Rentals and leased New Year’s Parties for their by Meric Warner's Gulf Service, i friends and neighliors as well as |L W. It. Cosgrave and Patrol- j members of the organisations. m fi E. F. Hayden, investigating! There were literally "hundreds" early morning accident, saidJ of other parties held throughout t the parked car was thrown 38 the rounty. , by the Impact. Revelers, however, watched their targes of reckless driving were "traffic rules” with only two ac­ :ed against Hqiman, tha officers cidents In -the rounty during the night-long parly-going and travell­ ing. Thia year's celebration—w itch­ ing th* old year, successful, pros­ perous, and unpredictable, slip out into the past and greeting a brand new IMS with hopes for even a greater year ahead of It—was oaa that won’t b t forgotten. Seiriinole County Welcomes 1958 S f V t f f i m J™ Burton Appointed To Zoning Board John Burton IV, Sanford archi­ tect, has been appointed a mem­ ber of th# Seminole County Zon­ ing Commiaalon, according to an announcement made today p j Raymond M. Bail, chairman. Burton fills a vacancy on the county zoning hoard created hy the resignation of Robert S. Brown who accepted the position a* Di­ DECEMBER M rector of th* county board. Admli'lons "The appointment of Burton to Walter James Wad* (Sanford) the Zoning Board," said th* Rose Louise Doyle (Osteen) board’* chairman, "will mean Mrs. Amy Futxh (Chuluota) much in carrying out th* content Barbara Lee Arnett (Sanford) of th* regulation* which must he Discharge* adhered to in eountywtd* expan­ Fay Ivei (Sanford) sion and building.” Joan Clevenger (Sanford) DECEMBER 31 AdmlsMowe TAKE IT OFF Willie Mae Duhart (Sanford) STORKS, Conn— ( UP) — Wil­ Louis# Kingery (Sanford) liam KneebsiwJ qualified ■* • state Births policeman, but only after working Baby gfrl to Mr. and Mr*. off I4S pounds. He’s now n trim Abraham Kingery (Sanford) 178 pounda, instead of 324. Hospital Notes fRI), (left) lovely anr talented aefreag and Will ector and leading nctcJ will appear with the VO. attendance e t over l.S » , Mayor Gatchel stated. "We aro looking forward to additional Industry and our first major step in Industrial devrlopment aa well aa anxiously awaiting Congressional approval of Navy axpanslon at tha Sanford Naval Air Station," atated tba Ma­ yor. The Mayor concluded "Overall, yra hsva a very optimistic ytar ahead of us — we have had a good year In 19ST and have that much and more to look forward to In 1958." Rankers In Sanford have exprea* sed a very secure year ahead ai they point lo the twelve montha of 1958. T. E. Tucker, president of tha Florida State Rank, said "We’re expecting a good 19U.” There will bo a good tourist sea­ son—further Industrial develop­ ment In Florida ai a whole, sail Tucker. He atated "In Florida, In Central Florida, and In Sanford the new year will be aa good aa 1957 or better." Looking a t tha agriculture pic­ ture TUcker said "The problem there is yet unknown but there It still a good chance of Its adjusting Itself In 1938.” . R J . Bauman, president of ate Sanford Atlantic National Bank, also bad a forward-looking state­ ment on tha year ahead. "Wt look for a good year lfc,l*p," h*.sald. "with all Indications pointing to a better year." "Indications point to an Indus­ trial climb in tha Sanford a rts," said Bauman, "and for the eity and county there ls an optimistic outlook for 1958." Clifford McKihbln, president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, aspects Industrial de­ velopment, increased commercial activity, and a better year in 1938. McKibbin said “The Chamber of Commerce’ Industrial promo­ tion work will continue and if It Is as effective In 133S aa It was in 1937 It will mean additional plants in the Seminole County area." "With the eomlng of Heavy At­ tack Squadron 3 to the Sanford Naval Air Station we ahould expe­ rience Increased commercial acti­ vity," ha laid. A similar Increase In eomnferclal activity will be created with the continued flow of retired peo­ ple rolling to this area, was the thought expressed by McKibbin. "Much of thetr shopping Is done here,” he said. "We are looking forward to an optimistic 1938,” the Chamber of Commerce president said. No doubt, 1938 will he a most successful and profitable year for every phase of business activity In the Sanford-Seminole County com­ munity. The man on the street, with more money in his pockets, will spend more during the eom­ lng 12 months. As long as the employment pic­ ture continues at Its present high level in Sanford and Seminole County only a highly optimistic year can he the outcome with housing development* one of the major expansion pictures. HAPPY N E W Y E A R March Of Dimes Here Tomoirow The annual March of Dlmee fund eampalgn, sponsored locally by tha Skmlnole County Chapter ol tha National Foundation for In­ fantile Paralysis, will get under­ way tomorrow, said John M ull, chairman. Serving aa eo-chairman for Gw month-long March of Dimes Drive la Wight Klrtley. Mrs. Russell E. Spencer la the Mothers* March chairman, Sauls said today., Goal for Gila y ta r’a March ol Dima* drive la $10,000. Already In the mail end being delivered to elUiene throughout the county are the March of Dlmee coin containers for contributions. Canteens for March of Dimes con­ tributions will also bo placed la itoree and public.plaees through­ out the county, Sauls aiplelnod. The need Is urgent, Sauls aald this morning, aa he pointed out the various sources Into which contri­ butions arc channeled. A h u d y . the gemtiwte County Chapter of lleN eU apal Foundation for Infantile Paralyels hea had three advances from the naUonal foundation. Th* latest advene*, re­ ceived only recently, was for $030. In Seminole County thia year, aald Sauls, we have had five new* cases ef polio and there are six old casea, all of which are receiv­ ing aislaUnct from the local chap­ ter. Nationally, ha aald, there are 45 million people between tha ages of 30 and 44 who have not had even one shot of Salk vaccine. It seems Ironical that with lM7’a polio incidence running Use than half that of 1958 due to the effeeUvenest of G>e Salk Vaccine, pat­ ient care costa havo declined but .little, Sauls laid. "This ia because \ jnpjjft J Uia National Foundation for Infan­ tile Paralysis, and the local chap­ ters such aa our organisation hare In Seminole County, are 'attempt­ ing to restore to a productive and happy life th* thousands ol serious­ ly disabled polio victims of pre­ MISS BETH SHOEMAKER, rlnttghler of Mr. *nd Mm. A. vious years,” he said. Warn m rasfcj'y K. Shnemnkor Jr., dreanen up in New Ynnr’a party attiro to wish everyone a Happy Now Year for The Sanfortl) Herald. (I’hoto by Bergatrom Studio) Schools To Take Part In C o u rte sy W e e k Place To Continue Career In Novy For 6 More Years 1 Wesley T. Place, Photographer# Mat* First Class. USN, of 1U Pinerrest Dr., Sanford was reen­ listed in Ihe Navy for six years ycstrrdsy at the Naval Air StaUon, Sanford. He la currently serving with Heavy Attack Squadron Elev­ en (VAH-11). A veteran of both the Korean conflict and "'orld War II, Placo ha* over fifteen years active duty with the Navy. He served In tha Atlantic in World War II with Amphibious Group Eleven, and in the Korean action he was aboard the USS Leyte (CVS-33). In VAIM1 Plac* work* In Air Intelligence supervising the radar photography that la taken by th* squadron A3D "Sky Warrior*” Jet aircraft. He also ia petty officer in charge of the NAS rb o to Labora­ tory. Among his decorations Place hat the Navy Unit Commendation, American Area Medal, AsiaticPacific Area Medal, World War II Victory Medal, tha Korean Me­ dal. and th* Good Conduct Medal with four awards. CDR. Ray C. Fernandes, USN, commanding officer of ’VAH-ll, in­ vited Petty Officer First Class Place's wite, Betti* Jean, and their two children, ratricia age 13, and Richard age 8, to observe tha cartmooy. CDR. Fernandes also presented Richard with aaveral color photographs of Navy aircraft. Interest In Courtesy Week, slated that la planned to continue thrughto get underway In Sanfori) Jan. out the year In the state of Flori­ 8. has spread to the achools, aaid da,” the Jaycee committee chair­ Howard McNulty. Jaycee Courtesy man said. Week Tommittee Chairman. We hope that all of the school! Mm. Velma Mitchell, prlnrip.il of will follow suit so that children, Southslde School, will appoint as well a* adults of the community, Cnurteay Week chairmen in each will learn the true meaning of classroom of the school and join Courtesy Week and the impact in with the activities of the week, it will have on communities of the said McNulty. I state, .said McNulty. According to McNulty, Courtesy In 4 - i V -tjjff time, plan* have Week rhsirraen In the various been co,,tp.'T (t* for th* weekSoutnsld* Schoolrooms will report I long event in Sanford. to their, schoolmates, during a Tags are alatrd for dlitriubution chapel program, juat what was cither Friday pr Saturday, itreamdone to make "Courtesy Week a ors will be distributes! lo Ihe va­ success In Sanford and at South- rious stores and offices in the aide School.” business area and bumper strip* “Thi* ia real Interest and cer­ , will be attached to local carl. tainly displays the cooperative Secret committees will begin spirit of the statewide observance Slonday morning the gigautlc task of selecting the most courteous waitress, saleslady, salesman, po­ For Information On liceman, and act. Winner In each CIRCULATION group will receive a $25 U. S. Sav­ PH. FA 2-261) ings Rond. or aftor 6:30 p.m. It is expected that other events PHI FA 2 0073 will takr place during the week to point up thep romoting of th* practice of courtesy. "We have other plane,” said McNulty, "but announcement of details will be withheld for the lime being. WHERE ELSE? I Courtesy Week is being co spon­ SYRACUSE, N. Y— ( U P ) - D * sored in Sanford by the SanfordSeminole Counjy Junior Chamber Albert L. Leaf I* a faculty mem­ : of Commerce and the Seminole ber a t tha Stato College eg Forestry. County Chamber of Commerce. Additional Local News On Page 3 �■ - y V « i J tt. I, 1 M ' ‘”T • G R A D E ’’A ” F L A . o r G A . S H I P P E D : S S S E D A D R A W N 2 to 3 LB. W Ue A V E R A G E SUPER *JHT WESTERN CORN FED PORK LONS lb. 47c •S u p « r* R lflt T E N D E R BEEF LIVER ----iAtw»i---- w .- r — lb. 29c ‘S u p e r-R ig h tlV E S T E R N O n , U N C A A V C K IV Rounl Steak Lb. 85c . . . 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Ja H m lfe Sid Caesar Will Return To TV ■*Screen Jan. 26 Liferaiy Research Plan Aids Science Educol Will B At Crj The eda] Urn "The Litshown to a tiest Gian] Crooms Acagroup of Jan. 8. demy on i tremendous The filn Installment Influence nation proscredit In | our economy perotis and busy and int" is being “The groups, civic shown commerce clubs, organizations groups at throughout |The showing In the econthis state Jgrant of the omlcs edu Finance Al­ Florida and maintains sociatlon, high stamj ^business ethics In the sta ted small loan field. loan firms in ­ The stati tan $130,000,000 nually pot) the state's in buying! shows how economy, these and I Irms of Installment crcd| i,ooo.ooo Amcrican famili tin a high standnrd of lij ArrangeJ the local showing were Betty Tillman, teacher ofj try at the academy. » r FRED DANZIG Valffd f r t i i Staff Cormpond-n* NEW YORK f t — For many of «J, television entertainment ranUhed abruptly last May 13 when Sid Caesar left NflC and it won't come back until Sid does. Well, the happy dar, or night, It almost here. On Sunday, Jan. M, a half-hour W ‘ahow titled, ‘‘Sid Caesar Enter­ tains" will debut at 9 p. m. EST over the ABC-TV Network and the world will be back In shape again. In discussing the new format, Caesar laid, "We won't have time for special dancing, singing or production numbers. It’s going to be packed with comedy." Aiding him will be such comedy pros as Imogcne Coca, Carl Reiner and » Paul Reed. F Shrugs Off Ratings Looking fit as he relaxed In an upholstered swivel chair In his plush penthouse office, with wallto-wall carpeting underfoot, a great mahogany desk before him, oil paintings and bookshelves on all aides, Caesar shrugged off talk about ratings. "You know how it goes. You R e v i v o R e t i n g s work hard, put forth a tremendous effort to put on the best show pos­ T o S t< I ’o n i g h t sible. Then the figures come in Revival ■v will set under—*nd they kill you; Whatever the way tonialj ■ Churrh of God figures say, okay. Why fight it? of ProphfJ 1 Kim Ave., the Ilev. J. H V , pastor of the Why worry in advance?" As he talks, Caesar employs Church aru ■ today. more than mere words to make Speaker ■ scries of meethis point. A shrug of the shoul­ inex that F led tn ronlinue der, wave of the hand, a chuckle for about i Ik s is Kvanitelist «r grunt all help him flavor his Clnrlei q J ■ y of Ohio. meaning. Meeting ■htiy and will heCaesar notes that television — gin at 7:3(1 t v . Messer said. ^ B0W loaded with variety shows and westerns—appears to have taken He'll nevej Ick In his plare a vacation from comedy. "People wr have ] k s Hornsby, an­ should have more of a choice," he other cool 1k e r. , .The fellow said. "There should be a balance. who has ij ■too on radar lo In the 1920s and *30s, no matter warn him le he comes too how elaborate the shows were on cio.c to tis 6 y." Broadway, how beautiful the girls, " Cveryi Knows Them'* the scenery and music—if there This ion material, Caesar was no comedian, they missed. feds, ft rJ 1 ’insiile,’ or esoThey had to send out for one in a tcric for | bnwide audience. hurry. Comedy balances things "Tim m a i Ul mean musl% aft.’* ekins, evil KrH they try to Viewer Is Not Aliine mnkc th e l Ir disappear—are Hie basis of his humor, Caesar all over, i pdy knows about aaid, is identification. "When I do Uiiin. I t ' l l Ul." he said. a sketch, I try to say something. Ai to r r l m.it he refused to 1 try to show people they are not do a half ll low for NBC and alone. Say you have trouble with then went 1 1 ABC and a half. . .oh, something like tying a hour shonl lar said, "Tlial's shoelace. We'll have even more thr itory I put nut at NBC. trouble tying that shoelace and Ae’tially, a fantejl me to disyou'll feel belter knowing you're scUe my 1 »njr, go here, go not alone, there, do J 1 here, there, now J "Above all, my comedy Is guld a: 1 then. 1 ed to be on every •d by taste. I would rather forego week with! nmpany. You just the laugh than do something In ilrn't lire.3 a company like bad last*. Remember Cool Coes, that, I w j atinuity, to be on the Jazz saxophone plover? He r. ry \i, l ether it's for an was so nearsighted. We didn't rea­ hour or 1' tur. I'm getting lise it. but this offended a num­ what I v 1 AilC and that's ber of people and as soon as we why I'm 1 1 heard ajjoul It. we dropped him. lYelcomfl CHICAGO —RP—1Tbaro'a s o r t to scientific research than meets the test tub*—there’s the problem of keeping «p with work of other test tubes. The resesrch scientist wot only needs to keep Informed In his own area of work but In related areas which might affect Ms scientific contributions. Sometimes the re­ searchers must dig bsek Into the past as far .as loo years to gain knowledge on certain Items. The great Impetus given scien­ tific research during World War II caused the voluma of technical literature to increase at an s m it­ ing rata, Mrs. Ann P. Wennerberg laid. Mrs. Wennerberg, acting super­ visor of literature research at the Armour Research Foundation, said no scientist is able to cover ade­ quately all literature needi to sup­ plement Information ho gains in the lab. To aniwer tha need, the foun­ dation's chemistry and chemical engineering division nearly a dec­ ade ago formed the literature re­ search section to aid the lab (den­ tist. The specialized services of the section later were expanded to In­ clude all nine research depart­ ments of the foundation, Mrs. Winnerberg said. Traveling Re*earthcri Pull? Not at all, said the alx women scientists who “ man" the task of keeping the literature re­ search section up-to-date on the facta of chemistry, ceramics and minerals, electronics, economies, international research, mechanics, metals, physics, propulsion and fluid mechanics. In addition to traveling, the women find their work less confin­ ing subject-wise than lab work, Mrs. Wennerberg said. Also they meet more people and encounter more variety in each day's rou­ tine. When local sources are exhaust­ ed, the search heads out of town, Mrs. Wennerberg said. Much in­ formation la gained by attendance tions. When Information la gathered, abstracts or summaries of all per tinent data are prepared on stand ard punched cards, for which cod­ ing systems can be deelgntd on re qeeet. The system not only tares tfte researcher time, Mrs. Wennerberg said, but alio provides him with information that. In many eases, would have been overlooked. The many trips the factfinders have taken have led them to dub t>>-*mselves the "flying literature section.' But whether flytng or growled their ability ot find Information and supply It to the lab has pro­ vided science with a valuable eerviee. Raymond M. Ball, real estate and insurance, will move Into new offices and be open for business Thursday morning. New offices for the firm will be located at Third St. and Park Ave. on the northwest comer. “There will be plenty of parking area,” aaid Ball, "a t well aa the drive In faeilitiea which make It much more convenient for our customers and friends." Ball stated that additional office spaee has been acquired In the new office location with plenty of room for the entire real estate and Insurance operation. "We will have separate depart­ ments for our real estata and In­ surance," said Ball as he describ­ ed the new offices and office loca­ tion. “ Ail of our clients, customers, and friend* are Invited to come by and inspect the new offices," Ball said today. o r r r iii.s e i i k a h i .v u To whom It m»y concern Nolle* !• h.rrby ■lvi-n. In »rconl«nr* with (actio* t of lh* (ami noU County Zoning Kaculatlona. tha M*mln"l* County Zoning Commit • Ion, for lh* purpono of clarification of lh* Zonlne tlacuUtlons pro ■■on* In racnmmaml In lh* B.mlnol* County I'ommlolnn, tha iminilmant of tha Zoning llagulatlona aa follow a: Itngulatlona praarnlly mail: (action *. Upon approval of tha application for a permit*—a permit •hall ha laauail by tha Hamlnol* County Zoning Dlrrtor. Kagulatlon to lia ainamlail In rva.t: Paction I. Hull'llna I'armlt. Upon approval of lh* application for a "Oee" Ptrmlt—a lliilhllng 1'armlt ahall ha laauail hr lh* Pamlnolc Couai, Zoning irlrtctor. Samlnola County Zoning eVimmlaalon by Hobart 8. Hrow n Samlnola County Zoning Dlraotnr I K M I M H .K . r U l ' ^ T I F l l M M i ( I I M M |M |( |> T* whom ft mar concern Nolle* l« hereby given. In fteeordanc# with ieMlon 1* of IF* HrmlaM* f’ounty Zoning Regulation*. tha Hemlnole Countv Zoning Commission pro pop e# to rtcmnmentl to IK# Hemlnol* County CommlMloi lha follow­ ing; T.s Zona lh# following trc ii C*1 Commtrrtnl* All of highway 17-91 from tha IVouth City IJmlt* of th* City of Hanford aouthwan! to the orangw County T.lna for a rtletanra of (ISO) two hundred and fifty feet from thr right of wi*y line on eaoh *l«Ie. *vrefit Any portion of that highway lying within lh# oily limit* of *ny munlrlpallty. Femnnl# Cnuatv Zoning Commission hy Robert H. Ilrown fUmlnol* County Zoning T>lr*rtnr i r . u n n i r . rm s t y rn u M n i o h m im io i t u r n e r o r p r i m e im iitM i To whom It may eoncarn Notice | a hereby given, tn scrorjam • with flertton I of tha Femlnol* County Zoning Hegulatlon*. that llobert A. William* hae requested a •‘I’ae** permit for a Hervfre Ztatlon on nmnertv located a* follow*' f/o» I faoVe Kathryn Tarrara which la Inrated at the corner of Hutton Iload And lllgbwar 17-*J. Public Hearing will h» held fn the ZemlnoT# County Court Hoii«e, County (*omml«eloner'a Hoorn, on Friday. January 17. lflf, at 7 lo P. M. or aa anon theraaftar aa piMthtf. Memtnol* C o u n tv Z o n in g Commlaatn* hy ItohArt k lira* n ________________________ Zemtnol* County Zoning Plee-tor______ ir .tf I M lI .K C’O l N T Y fiitlM i irw ia n i.t: i ni >tv i n t i u i m viHlaaiox xiitii b n r r t rliu n r a iiitu To whom It may concern Not leg l# bertby given. I* gccordanc* with Sactlon I of tha Vamfnol* , County Zoning ReguUHon*. that Karl K. Htavan* ha* raquaatad a -Uggparmff to arect a building to he ueed a*a cabinet ahnp on property located ae follow*: Hegln 119 1 feet Fast nf the HW ..rnerof tha MVU nf Faction 17. Township IIH. Range J«B. run Iflt t feet, thence 9UN AT TtABA BAH-Mrs. Arthur Knpp wc m-.e Swan," while North 71 degrees 23 mlruitea, Kaat l>7 feet to 4 poln In the renter of the paved road, theare run westerly 191 feet t<» * p lot In the ranter her sister, Mrs. John II. Norwood, .rep. h Tup with a balloon of the paved rogif, thence Mouth 24 degrees tl minutes \Ve*f 3tl at the ninth annual Tiara Balt in K-w Yor Jki<- proeecds of the feet to the point of t>#glnnlng->lea* the right of w»y of any eelatlag ( a ta tr go to tha Spence-Chapin Adntiz n S made, which la on highway 434. (International) Public hearing will he held In tha PemlnMe County Court Houee. County Cnmmf«*loger‘i Room, on Frldty, January 17. m l at 7 39 p. If. or •• aoon thereafter aa poaafbte. Hemfnola County Zoning Commleelog FOR FLORIDA hy Robert F flrnwn Hemlnole County Zoning rMrertoe UF.RSf. |i ITY, N. J.—(UR)— 8 UTII >2 «)»• XV.XLXL MKKTISU Fieri idio ham told ama- I ir ra<t IU>\rarator Frank Sea?s r N l v u . r 101 v rv XIISI>r. cnNUiwlox •art of tha llra t >a«lcrg| Havlnga s o T i i ii o r r i r l s c s i c t m x r . • nil Ixis* AatocUHon uf Hamlnola le of city he had not as<n To whom It may goarern louat> Will ha h*M at the offlca of •w fog) years. Scaglione p it Notice |e hereby given In gr-ord*nee with Hgrtlnn I of the H#m!nol* th« A.aoelatlun. t j j Watt | | r.t Zoning regulations, that Arthur laytl* hat raqueated a T ae" Klratt. Hanford, iriorltta. on WaUna.■whaUg a ran surrounded by County permit to construct g building to ha u*ed as a fruit e»and on property d*r. January 11. 1>.» st J wm t iea air expressed it to aa follows; Lot 2, Plalnvlew —Flret addition which Is lo«at*d on High­ Hoa.mond Chapman way 17-91 ek H rf, of Largo, Fla. t -_______ Wverstary-Traasur.r Public Hearing will ha held In the Hemlnole County Court Hou*e County Commleeloner'a rooqi. on Friday. January 17. IHI at 7 J4 P. If. or aa sons thereafetr a* poaalbj*. Hemlnole County Zoning Commlaalog hy Robarf I. ftroivn _______ Hemlnolg Corialy Zoning Hfraetor , JI8L-. Legal Notice General list ranee iR tm o i.E 112 EAST FIR PHONE F, II. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT As*o«. TRULY a Town Rita planned for low priced home-'lvinjf In tt Country Club Commnnlljr. A Multl-MilHon dollar residential area which will contain more thnn 7,000 ncres and covers nn area of approximately 11 square miles. Surrounding 20 beautiful lakes where nature has done its beat in InntlscapinK of gorgeous pines monstroux apraadine oaks and expansive palms, along the Ecnnlnrkhntrhee River which winds its way Into the St. John’s, which will permit you to drift or speed on to the Atlantic Ocean. CHU-LU-O-TA means Ijind of Lakes and Pines, and, was named by the Seminole Indians in the early t day*. Selected hy George Flagler of The Florida East Coast Railway fame ns one of Ihc (ownslte Railroad stations in the early Fabulous Days of Florida. It la located 19 miles west of U.S. 1—IS mites southeast of Sanford—I I miles east of Winter P a r k 16 mile* east of Orlando— I miles east of Oviedo— I miles from Route .1 0, Florida's most traveled Eas(-to« A Meat Coast Highway—19 mile* from Eost Coast U.S. 1—Average yearly temperature 71 degrees—wind Telocity 8 miles per hour—Average yearly rainfall 1.1 Inches, mostly in the summer months. In the heart of Central Florida, the fairest, most fruitful and pleasantest land In the world. CIIULUOTA needs no exaggeration of promoters or visionnry superlatives of dreamers. It is just endowed by nature with HOTEL CHULUOTA INN on U k e Catherine, Post Office, Private and Public Schools by bus, Churehea and Meeting Places are presently here. Planned Shopping Center, Ilccrcationnl Center nnd Parks, In proper kicntion soon to b« under development. Several hundred new homes are expected to he built during Fall, Winter and Spring of 1957-58. « 1 CIIULUOTA Is not a land sale or speculative offering, It Is truly Fnhulous ns It compnres to the beauty I of Its neighbor city Winter Pnrk. The homes being offered nnd to he built nre nt prices which nre exclaimed to be fanlnstlc. THIS IS WHY WE USE THE TRUE WORD EXPRESSION—FANTARULOUSI W* now hnve In CIIULUOTA mor* thnn 15 miles of paved streets with water lines from deep wells to supply you with health-giving wnter. co tS T x lo m n A FIRESAFE MASONRY HOME FEATURING— . rn tftm iio i , w orn*: o r f i rm c h i : anr^n To whom It may concern Notice le hereby given. In accordance wtth Hectlon I of tha Hemlnole County Zoning Regulations, that Elmer K- Jones has raquaeted a permit for the purpose of establishing a trailer park n* tha HK'i of Faction «. Township | 1H Rang* f i r which Is located on Old Palm Mnrnra Road. Puhllo Hearing will ha held In tha Hemlnolg County Courtt IToqee I County Commissioner's Room, on Friday, January 17. 1911 at 7: 19 P. If or as toon thereafter a* po**IMe Hemlnole County Zoatng CcRaentevtca hy Robert F. m ow n F-mlnole Countv Toning Ptreetog 16. 100-Amp Elcctricnl Pnnel 1. Flre-ReslHtnnt Masonry Construction 17. Plumbing—Eljer, Kohler or Equal, Copper Piped 2. Wnlls Furred nnd Plastered 18. lleanted Ceilings (if desired) 3. 15-Year Guaranteed Gabled Hoof 19. SI eel Reinforced Foundations 20 . Roof Rafters Anchored with Steel Braces to Ex­ 4. Reinforced Concrele Floors with Asphalt Tile terior Walls Covering 5. 10'x20' Carport. Large Outside Utility Room nnd 21. Copper Bronze Screening on Porches 22 . Minimum Lots 75 Ft. Front up to 1 Aer* Storage Itoom 6. Gins* Jalousie Windows nnd Doors with Aluminum 23. Both Interior nnd Exterior Fully Painted In Your Frames and Screens Choice of Colors 7. Factory.Mnde Kitchen Cabinets—Youngstown 21. 1-Fruit Trees on Every llomesitc Kitchens or Equal 23. Front Lawns Planted 8. Combination Tubs nnd Showers 9. Roomy Clothes Closets and Linen Closets 20 . Paved Streets nnd Ronds CIIULUOTA Water System In Some Sections, 10. Rubber Tile or Terrar/o Floors Drilled Wells on Lnrgc Sites and Excellent Water 11. Tiled Window Sills On All Sections H IH H IM IO N M in i K u r r t til lc; h k %ii i m « To whom It may concern Not Ira la hereby given. In grronUne* with Hrctlon I of tha aamlnol* County Zoning I’a illation*, that ?L C. t'arlson h aa requeatad a "Uae'* permit for a poultry farm on property located aa follow*' The IIW, of tha 8K*4 of tha HK', and tha Mf: of tha PV*’* of the n r.\ of P#e. lion 17, Totanahlp ?OH, Renan JOK Hamlnola* County Florida, which la located approximately X mlfen north of laongwood. Public Hearing will lie held In (ha Hemlnole County f*«»nrt ffouae County (*ommlaaloner‘a Itoom. on Friday, January 17, I9JI at 7.19 P. II or aa soon thereafter aa Doaalhle. Heroinol# Cosinty Zoning Commltalog hy Itohert H. Itrown Hemlnole County Zoning Hlrectop H. JAMES Gl r CHULU0TA I fturiCK w pi ntic nrANi*u i r u n o u : iih s r r retn iiM io Ji notk r o r p i m .ic nr%»ti*o To whom It m*y fonnrn Nolle* 1% her*bv given. In ireoManca with flection I of the Hamfnole County Zoning Regulation*. that Mr. A Mr*, f* C\ Ahhntt have requested a *l'*#'* permit for a trailer park on property located a* follow*? Th* of the MV *4 of fterttnn 1*. Township 20M Hang# »oZ, lying worth nnd West of Old funfnrd Orlando Hoad Public 11earth g wilt he held In the Nemlnol* County rourt M«>u«*. County Commle"lnner*e room, on Friday January 17, 1951 at 7:*0 V. M. or aa *o«>n thereafter aa po»elMe. ftemlnot# County Zoning Commission hy Hohert H. Ilrown Hemlnole County Zoning Rfrartnr **9 GREATER FANTABUL0US a wealth of natural assets ns Immutable ns the Sun nn I Stars. r o t v rv so x ix ii c o M s u iia x s o t ic m # R. Ball To Move Into New Offices Thursday Morning Legal Notice skmi .x ui. i : yjOM Cbm Qjwited J o <£w& Q i 12. Gas or Electric Hot Water Healers with 10-Yenr Warranty 28. Electricity hy Florida Power nnd Light Co. 29. Schools—Private and County with Bus Transporta­ 13. Outlets Installed for Gas or Fleclric Stoves and tion, Telephone, Gns Service, Churches, Shopping Deliveries, Etc. Refrigerators 11. Gns Radiation Heating Unit Installed 15. Ample Klcctrlc Outlets In Every Room 30. NO ASSESSMENTS—NO MUNICIPAL TAXES__ NO STATE INCOME TAXES Priced As Low As $6,493 FHA AVAILABLE No Home Site Less Than 75 Feet Front and up to 1-Acre In Size EASY TERMS - LOW CLOSING COSTS ON LOTS UP TO 1-ACRE ESTATES St. Johns Realty 116 N. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. FA. 2-6123 Agents For Chuluola Town Development Co. Inc. e* �> . . . *1*. ,* T "r *.vT* r o r ’jT Testimonial Bluet Set For H$T FOR *M •I *kl pr»U« T h«, O U l 4 IIMM U# MOPU.” A Happy New Year To Everyone From The Sanford Herald Staff lh # N n r Y tir ’i rwolutlon haa b*«n th# eating bon bom. But when it comes to free butt of innumerable jokes, most of them dom and human dignity, and the tests to centering about the idea th a t resolutions which they will be subjected in the year are made only to be broken. Perhaps as a ahead, jokes are out of place. We must be result of this, the custom of resolving to hMi-hiinded and resolute. The entire staff of The Sanford Herald improve one's behavior in this way or that during the coming year has declined some­ lakes this opportunity to wish for everyone, everywhere, a moat prosperous New Year. what. Still is Is n good custom. Americans don’t seem to take themselves As our neighbors here in Seminole County quite ns seriously ns they used to, and on with us prosper, so shall we prosper. Along with prosperity, however. The San­ the whole thnt may be a good thing. Y et this Is a time for seriousness and high resolve. ford Herald staff would also wish for our It is a time* when, recognizing th a t 1957 readers and our neighbors everywhere the was a year of setbacks, we must determine greatest happiness the coming yenr enn pro­ to focus our thoughts and energies on the vide. The New Year is bound to have its tra ­ main task of working to strengthen and gedies, its heart-aches, and its moments defend th e way of freedom. To be resolute, that is the thing. Not only th at break away from the aura of hunpiness to make high resolutions, but to have reso­ —but with resolute wishes and the help of lution-determination, firmness, constancy nil who are neighbors and friends happiness of purpose^ It is all right to make jokes will and shall prevail throughout 1958’s about broken resolutions to quit smoking or 886 days. The Gaither Report Needs Airing Too Late To Classify By LYLE C. WILSON United F rets Staff " WASHINGTON (UP) — Former President Harry S. Truman la a friendly rdan who likes to re-vltlt th- scenes of yesteryear, splash soma branch water In a dollop of Jack Daniels and c h a t HST will be back In town In a few weeks as honoree a t a testi­ monial banquet from which the Democratic party -will raise from $100 a plate up. The date, Just an­ nounced, is Feb. 22. The former president that night will be keynoting the 1958 Demo­ cratic Congressional campaign. The occasion will give Truman scope for the kind of give-’em • hell operations in which he delighu. Some of his nostalgia for his former Washington haunts, however, will be unappeased. Hr. T., for example, probably will not re-visit the Senate cham­ ber in the north wing of the Capi­ tol, where he m e from obscurity to the vice presidency of the United States. The former presi­ dent has some personal rules of conduct, and one of them is that he will not enter a room in which Vice President Richard M. Nixon is present. Dislikes Nixoa On a visit to Washington some years ago, the former president was about to enter tho Senate chamber to git a t his old desk for old times' sake when he paused just outside the barrier. Turning to his escort of friends, Truman mapped that he would not enter if Nixon were there. The vice president not only was absent from the chamber, he was outside the continental limits ot tho United States on a mission for Preside*! Eisenhower. Being as­ sured #f tfiat, Truman entered and had a big time. Hit feud with Nixon goes back tc the 1952 and 1954 political cam­ paigns In which the vice president wounded the feelings of most Dem­ ocratic Party leaders with his frank discussion of communist in- [ Even more amazing was the re­ ny R uixll Kay When Jack Kroat galloped through cord of attendance at Cypresi Gar­ The Rev. William T. Kggers, in his regular Florida recently blowing his frigid dena following the freeze. Dick All across the nation the press has head­ breath in all direction* he left a | tells me that on Dec. 22, (00 more lined news stories about the Gaither report column In the Hedger Lutheran added trail of death, and destruction to : visitori were recorded than on the wM-'h offered PreVd"nt Eisenhower gloomy ‘‘Posthaste we have scurried bnck to our tender plant life such as we sel- : same date a year ago. One would conclusions about the security of America laboratories nnd launching pads, but not dom experience in this usually normally suppose that few pers.ais balm clime. would pay to see a garden assum­ and tbs condition of its defenses. We have to our Lord." Colorful poinsettias, gorgeous ed to be wiped edit by cold, but The Milwaukee churchmnn said "Tho more than adequate grounds for expressing t i l , ii , ., flame vine, oleanders, hibiscus and tourists continued to flock to the doen concern over the recent military decline loving heart of Christ finally conquered the bougainvillea that the day beloro attraction In ever Increasing num­ of the United Stntes vis-a-vis the Soviet barbaric Roman who thrust his steel into had been greeting our winter visit- bers and lhanks to Dick Pope and The Russians either now have it. nnd nothing short of God’s power will ors Joyously hung lifeless amid a his corps of loyal helpcri, they were not disappointed for they renlly control the men of .the Kremlin ,,lspl.af °* d**d, ICBM’s zeroed In on American cities, or else ever ... . . . , ..., . , . Crass turned from green to brown, found the gardens as "beautiful" the’* will soon nossess these. The Soviet with their incredible meta] ball racing (|ca(, ,cav„ nuttored to earth leav- as' always with no sign of damage, Union has gained a momentum which it around the world at 18,000 miles an hour, ing stark skeletons where thrilling a veritable fairyland of riotoui floral beauty had been before. color. will not be easv for America to match unless except that same love." Then he said "Will we net, then, on tho It was a sickening and tragic A Hollywood film crew under the we act with drastic aneed. situation and I shuddered as I However, the United Stntes is still power­ truth thnt the first nnd holiest nnd m o st visualized tho sceno that confront direction of John Arnold of MetroGoldwyn-Mayer had scheduled a ful. The peoole and tho leaders of this coun­ Intelligent thing we enn do Is tho apparent c d '"my*'goodfriend Dick Pope of take of the gardens to be made the nBy „ rCHARLES a m i ra w v irreN V M. MCCANN try can reverse th« trend of American de­ hopeless—pray thnt the repulsive and dan- 1Cypress Cardans. I knew he would day after the cold. Like myself United Press Staff Correspondent cline if they will do so and work to achieve «irr>ns " ‘h eists of th e Kremlin w ith fh n tr do his utmost to save the gardens Arnold assumed that there would­ United Press correspondents n’t be much to photograph and he h o ,., wm W lh . .Ijj, of n » c ro ,, ho Imprint. 5 S .S 3 th*s aim too was feeling mighty sorry for around the world look ahead at the The Gaither rcoort cannot b<* ovalr-' ' cd on their hearts? attack. Dick, but when he visited the news that will make the headlines. Thnt fnillng. we arc privileged to pray I ’phoned to express my condo­ place the next day he not only In an all-sided way merelv on the basis of lence and was amazed to hear his got his pictures with contrasts but news stories about Its contents. If it is com-^ for God’s crashing power! Decline cheery voice as he enthusiastically they wrre also so startling It was placently l«Tnorcd. or disml"*ed with insnlraFriends of Sir Anthony Eden are urged me to come over and sec his almost beyond belief. t*onal evasions styled by Madison Avenup, seriously worried about his health. gorgeous garden standing unscath­ The faith, courage and hard His doctors have announced that then we cannot regard ourselves os n serious ed with flaming poinsettias lifting llousinv construction Is one or the main their thankful heads to greet the work of Dick Pope created the he has recovered from a fever peonle. Hut, recognizing thnt we hnvc declin­ fabulous attraction and the same which kept him in bed on Christ­ pillars of *•" economy. When hous- warming sun. ed. the extreme gloom of this rcoort nnd of faith, courage and hard work has mas Day and the day after. Hut "Don’t you know thcro will al­ preserved It in all Its glory through ' m ........................ new headlines cannot be accented without lntr starts off, thnt Is the sign of trouble 80-year-old .. former British Thnt Is why economists nre disturbed at the ways l>c a lSeautiful Cypress (tar- the years. i prime minister does not seem to studv nnd added knowledge. dens?” Dick queried. Then lie told The Senate should nlr this report In a 1957 bousing picture—1some !Y!fl 000 housing me the thrilling story of his bat­ Again we salute you. Dick Pope. 1be pulling back satisfactorily from balanced manner. We must know more clenr- units stnrt«'i *»s e-mtnst n »»n:*l of one mi'lbm tle with the elements that termi­ nd n need variously r«Mm?*tf»d n* to‘"tx nated in a complete rout for Jack LAFF-A-DAY ly where we are. Otherwise, this nation ?*rnt-ap>p» flv-n ftl-lt, Frost and left his precious gardens might lx* demoralized, and the hone of free­ b. S. government. counsel Riaonhower has paid Trnno effort to man no discourtesy, but he has ka for tho vice paid him ae attention either. |feelings toward Whatever the aflena# may havta rt lets been. It was great enough to b resk up what began as a beautiful ,uman’s friends, friendship. f Impression now Capt. Harry S. Truman the ar­ Missouri is no tilleryman of World War I, has a Beet with Elsen- soft heart for soldiers. eapecUUy generals, barring, of course.Gen. i Nixon, Douglas MacArthur. Elsenhower tid im relates in his "Crusade for Eujipaign talk has Eli pgdecessor. On the rope" that In 1945 Truman looked not contri K) occasionally has him In the eye and aaid: ''General, there Is nothing that spokei 're s id e n t and his problej (friendly, sympa- you may want that I won’t try to help you get. That definitely and et recently. thetic specifically includes the p re sid e n t Irk Truman Is Whal I been no White cy In 1948." Times have changed that for advice and considerably since then. House and Stop Me ly BENNETT CERF-------------*, HUMOR (to soothe the nerves after New Y ear'«4 i from Issues of our college humorists: & c*tr can I get hold I liter? n’t know. She’* ■QooooHH - well with your k?" asked a honey no," answered "They haven’t honey, but on (hand, they stung rr-ln-taw ." [Terry I* sure _ kid. Last year,' *, he changed t h e . j the family bathtub J father mad? | be when ho finds out! 4 has just brought out ■ new edition of a n o v el} vas a big best-seller In the U. S. A. They’re calling \ Hombre." Look Ahead A*op W orld News L Aid For Housing Is Pushed dom in the future would th«n b« almost shattered. Hut there is new hope—nnd another side of the story, too. A Lutheran writer for n Milwaukee, Wis­ consin, church bi-weekly has declared: "We have bc:n humiliated by Sputnik, but not humbled by our sin— frightened, but not fearful of n final judgement.” The Sanford Herald e „ , „ < 4 „ , „ n i l i l r l , , , M N l t.r O M ofc.r XT. I X I . a I Ik e T h I O llla a • ( l a i f o r l r i a t l l a . n » 4 * r I k * .k it • I I 'a a i r a a a o f M n r r b a . I M I n u : n rniiK ix*. r a im >•< r« n i.a .» v in in v i i u u m «n„ n - a i i t a K4ii »i r v r . I . n J. I T « I I I M >. V a n a ia r rnkllik.4 llall; rtr.p t aatar<1ar, an* rkflalmna. i«lurj«, |( ,r a r lla i rkrlilnam. M Mil IIIP 1ion HITXI S | I'arilir XI* . i r aank Oaa Mielk Il ia Tkaa* Meatka alt Natlka Oaa Vrar sx.ia errs an.a* 411 uMlaarf aatlrra. rail al Ikaakt, naolallaai mot Valina al aalarlalaaaaial far tka pnrpn.r •>( ralilaa Iae4a iilll ka rkar«i4 far at rrpalar atflvartlalap ralaa. Tka Ilrral4 la a aaaiaakrr at Ika Hall.4 I’raaa nklrk la aatllla4 atrlaalialf I* Ika aaa far r.puklt.atlaa at all Ika laral aaata prlalr4 la Ikla araiapapar. ■aprtaaali4 Nallaaallp kp f.rarral 44rarllalaa Barilla lar. at I Utarala Vaalaaa Haak ni4a. Stlaala. Ararat* Tho f*dmInl«trntlon linx recognized n nrohlrm mq^e beautiful than ever with thnt U rnner»tf> bv tr."V of ret-m-iimr 177 mil- every leaf, twig and bud untouchlinn dollars morn of the funds voted l>y.e<*Comrreaa i'»-bnn slum 1came Ai *£?“. 8into . ,Hrstaction. , r >rnL 1]!? ,„aennc0 foe , milifnn* , , botuimr, . . Dick wentV1 700 p r,l m f|»V»»fr"-ont. r ~.| r 0 .on" " " . fon|cd ,,raft hrate„ # ma(Ic tlvo botiaing tirnjpcts. Thnt will bo a sub- Caliuirnia by the way, were fired -’-“ -I <«fi| *o 'Ima ‘•’•i I* -u-i’i.i up, each heater connected by pipe nlso hnve n tonic effect on tbo' general cc- Une with oil storage tanks capable of keeping them in full operation .. , ' , , . , . , . for an unlimited period. They arc Not everyone In nappv nbout the ndroinfa-' i,ot smudge pots but beaters that trntion’a performance in the fiiM of bot'k- poured out a wreath of warmth inir. Senator Sparkman, chairman of the over the entire 70 acres of gardens. Senate houatn? Hulmommittee, already ha** ho,,,in* temperature at 37 1 11 1 . through tho entire period of the exnrexicd the view that tho government fr,.eIC nhotilil have acted sooner. Ho ii by no tnrnnx outside the gardens the tempersnlone in thlnkim' tb <4 way. He and other ture dropped to a drastic 27, out critics of the ndminf«trnt!nn aLo fr*--l that on Lake Eloise running water on the maximum interest ra'.e on FHA-inxured 1,19 froze *n,l icic,‘’s * morirnfrM Ahmitil J . lowoml h „ fu rth e r, move ^ «tImiilato bousing construction. was green and colorful. It wai un* The im|iortnnt fact, at this juncture, is believable, thnt tho government has begun to use its powerful weapons against nn economic RACK PAY CONFISCATED slump. If housing can I)0 made to boom next „ AMMAN, Jordan, (UP)— Gen. year. th , likelihood Of „ rl.,,l, trouhlo in th e econom y will be fa r le.s.s th a n it m ig h t tion of some $12,600 In hack pay owed to the seven legislators dis­ missed last week from parliament, it was announced today. Six of the ousted lawmakers fled to Syria after last spring’s govern­ ment crisis. Tho seventh, Kayek does not have a choice. She may Warrad, has been sentenced to be eligible only for benefits un­ zarve 19 years in prison for Comder the Survivor Benefits Act. Had *\uni.it activities. Finance plan. the death oreurred before Jan. i. hs Thee, O Lord, do I put 1957, the widow would have had n»r tru stj let me never be put DULI.ES GOES TO NEW YORK a choice between the two bene­ to confusion.— ( I’xulm 71, I.) fits. WASHINGTON (UP)—Secretary Those who p u t th eir true Q. I am taking on-the-Joh train •t State John Foster Dulles in God, completely and with Ing under the Korean GI Bill, and anned 10 go to New York to o u t re se rv a tio n — who enj :>cml the New Year holiday with my entitlement has nearly run out. Thy will, not mine, be done Ia It possible to have my entitle lends nn Long Island. A spokesin wondrous faith, shall ever ment extended, as Is the c u e with lan said Dulles would conduct no veterans In school? more be calm and strong, free ■fficial business while in Now A. No. Th* law prohibits the from doubt and confusion. York. He said Dulles would re­ turn here Jan. 2. extension of entitlement for veter­ an* taking on-the-job training un­ der the Korean Gl Bill. Your (21 training will end as of the date your entitlement expire*. C***8**1"^ fllTVBWIDIXlft |m, soatg Itcail "My! That son of our* ia a good aalcaman!" hl« is f abdominal 111- ' markets for the Increased output. his tone long sgg Eye nesses. Keep your eye on Indian Prim* Moscow j j in| , ter Jawaharla! Nehru. H e f eon rom This iny movathrough a ile diplomatic m jy p,gy a blg part source: leslajii oPfV.OOO "vol- toward a conference between Busfer Indonesia?: unteers" if it to take Nether sia and the western allies. Nehru land* New Q by force. The would do anything he could to corps la madof Moslems. It bring the two sides together. Ho was formed dthe Suez Canal Is to confer next week with British crisis, to b# d to the Arab Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, countries if Wlke out. The In­ who arrives In New Delhi Jan. S donesians, UkArubs, are Mos to begin a Commonwealth tour. lem. The "vtlr" •corps, well- Nehru may have some Idea for *Guipi>c<l fofbat, has been Macmillan to relay to Washing-» kfI’* togetharhas now been ton. moved eastwa Siberia to be handy for <Ba to Indonesia or to New Gtt Dullea tlerter Washington Irs say Secre­ tary of Stato (Foster Dulles and-under Sack• Christian A. Ilerter, TormSPemor of Mas­ WASHINGTON W — Agriculture sachusetts, aNr pulling well together. In onths, Hcrter Department officials calculate opfelt that Dull n't give him eratlons of the soil bank program f enough to do was specula- saved the federal government tion that he m it When Her- about one billion dollar! In farm ter went to jton, he was price support payment* In 1957. regarded as a rstudy. ready They emphasized, however, that to step Into tl Job if Dulles the government obligated Itself to stepped out. latest report 1pay farmers who participated in about Dullea 1 he may toy the program about 614 million dolwith the Idea signing w)en |ari t l , premIum for taking part he reaches his irthday, Feb. 0f their land out of production, 25. But the feel that he will Under the aoil bank program, a stay on and th ter will stay farm er la paid a subsidy to set ^ with him now idr relatlms aside part of his land for eonser- ™ are better. vatlon purposes, rather than for Fa raising crops. The plan waa de­ A congresiloi ab-commitlee signed to cut down on this coun­ will predict, In sport due.in try'* multi-billion dollar crop aurJanuary, anotl years of pluses. rough financial _ for Amirican farmers. Thi ecast will he based on the c Ing Increue In production, crop cintroll, and the dll ty of timing Operations Of Soil Bank Program Save Government Money otherwiso lx». Veterans Corner Here are authoritative answers from the Veterans Administration to questions of lntc-c * to * *iir servicemen and their families: Q I am planning to sell my house and let the buyer take over my Gl loan. I also want to apply to VA for release from liability. Our house Is In my wife's arvd my name. Will (he also he released from liability? A. If you a rt released from lia­ bility, (he will be. also. (j. I am the widow of a World War I veteran. VA Is paying extra death compensation on behalf of my IT-year-old daughter. If she goes to achool under the War Or­ phans Education programs, will those extra payments stop? She already ha* finished high school and Is ready for college. A. It she enrolls In college un­ der the War Orphans Education program, she may recelv* both the extra death compensation and her •ducailonal allowances. However, once she reaches age 18, the death compensation payment, must atop. Q 4* friend of mine, a World! War II veteran, recently died of a service-connected condition. Will h!s widow have a choice of obtain­ ing death compensation payments or payments under the Survivor , Benefits Act? A. No. Since hi* death occurred after Jam aqr X. 1MT, hi* widow k *** . 1 ■ TWA HEAD RESIGNS NEW YORK (UP)—Carter L. Burgess has resigned as president and Director of Trana World Air­ line* effective Jan. 1. over a dlsagreement on air line policies with Howard Hughes, owner and presiCOmP*nJ,, NOTICE & c a w G fv w r JAYNE MANSFIELD SUZY PARKER Car. 15th * Park ‘K I S S TH EM FO R M E* 11^ ^ A fOOft D A Y U A V T... . A flA M IM RC.DHlAO.~. aad m M A TOUtC OLONOtt SAVE by JANUARY 10th and earn a full 12 MONTHS’ RETURN IN 1958 Tha Ball Real Estate nrui Insurance Offices nre now C situated at the corner of Third Street and I’ark Avenue. in b m a S c o p B ( — LiJ uocsca .untits ttutnoc*u-jumutrus You ure invited to call upon us at our new location. ‘- - ■ • • . W . W . - . H CURRENT RATE 3 ^ % PER ANNUM 22 Rlfl* Ammunition SHOTGUN SHELLS Freak Stock Jest Received IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION A TOMORROW TODAY J I R A Y M O N D M. BALL —VP VTl RES— REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 3rd SI. & Paris Ave. FA 2-36 i l H 1:07 • J:0T • 5:07 • 7:01 8:07 GET MOKE OUT OF LIFE1 GO TO A MOVIE �fad. Jtn. 1, 1958 Pa^e—S £$* •sttfcrS f r n l l W om an’s Village Players Have Vast Experience Conning The News ■r Virginia CONN. WUl joined brother Bob for a round 0( golf—then back to Odessa, Texas. and his law practice. When the curtain goes up Tues­ day evening. January 7. Santo/xl Jane and Wally PhlUips bravely Mutual Concert Association mem­ gave a party Monday night. After bers will see three actors who all the holiday gaiety the party have had vast experience in some goers are feeling the pangs of ex­ of the finest stock companies in haustion. the nation. Will Sandy, an actor and direc­ Birthdays were celebrated Tues­ tor with a wide range of experience day by Helen Andrew and Bill HiU. is particularly well known for his A party, at the Mayfair Inn Mon­ thorough apd careful deline’ation day night was a complete surprise of character creation. In his thir­ R i; F n c h i n n F v n p rt* * to Delon. she had helped plan It e x p e r r s for AnnJbeUe* Kirsh. onty to find teen years as a professional actor, D y r a s m o n By CLAIRE COX he has portrayed over 125 leading that it was also for her. and matM* roles. Mr. Sandy has I'nlted Press Staff Correspondent Seen on an escalator in Colum­ NEW YORK, Dec. 28 HP- The bus. Ohio, by John and Harriet spent three years at Mt. Gretna, Pa., three seasons at Flat Rook, fashion dictators pulled a switch wiU iam .'w as'llink RoTlcr/former N. C., where he has been seen by today. They decided to tell women North Am„ ic,„ representative In several summering Sanfordites, what not (repeat not) to wear m Sanford. He and Mary have been and two summers each at Keene, 1958. , much missed around here. By the In a set of New Year s reso- ] way w, y lhe Roll(rl blve , blby boy N. H. and the Boothbay Playhouse, Boothbay, Me. His long list of cre­ lutions for their stylish customers.; three months old. dits also includes nationwide some of the nation's leading deToday Is the first day of the New toura with Uta Hagen and Jose signers made these suggestions: Year. Tomorrow is the second and Mollie Parnis: Don't wear wide Ferrer. He has appeared on many LCDR. AND MRS. Jnck Cousins entertained Saturday night in their Mayfair home. The skirts to a party and wind up also the day the children return party wan one of the many given during the holiday season. Left to right, Lcdr. television shows. to the classrooms, which makes it Edna Hunt was the star and co­ sweeping the canapes off the cock­ much better than the first. These Cousins, Mrs. Cousin.*, Mrs. Scott Brownlee, Lcdr. Robert Williams, Mrs. Williams. producer at the Green Mountain tail tabte. (Staff Photo) remarks are apropos only to Mo­ Playhouse for four years. She is | Arnold Scaasl: The chemise will thers who have spent the holidays renowned for her versatility as be the biggest thing in fashion In with their little loved ones. Blessed well as her beauty and obvious! 1958, but it is not for short, plump indeed are the teachers who Instill talent. Miss Hurd has shown her or tall, emaciated women. They'll manners and quiet in these child­ capability to portray the tragic ! have to stick to dresses with both Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mills Jr. of ren—a feat which seems most dif­ Chicago. HI., announce the birth Catherine in “The Heiress” , or waistlines and flaring hems. ficult for the parents themselves. Laura in “Tea and Sympathy"— Sydney Wragge: The beltless of a daughter, Nadine Marie, Do-, The first day will seem like bliss, comber 18. The Mills have two then switch to the light touch de­ fashion should not be accepted WEDNESDAY sired in such comedy roles as those blindly as a fad. It Is all right in the second may not seem so grand , sons. because of the long put-off house­ Chancel choir practice for First called for by “The Importance of moderation and with individualized Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mills Sr. of work. and the third may be as bad Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. Being Earnest,” “Hay Fever” and refinements. Sanford arc the proud grandpar­ fa MISS JIMMIE SANDRA PETERSON, whose engagement “ Bus Stop.” Miss Hurd benefitted 1as vacation. Someone will have 7:00 p. m. Mid-week Bible Hour. ents. Vivid Color is announced today to Gibson Norris Bates Jr. Miss Peter­ greatly from two years In radio, Ben Zuckerman: Women are ! haJ “ me *° TUESDAY ^*C, bu*' }l lh]* Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baxter son is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sanford Peter­ where she dramatized children's determined to wear vivid colors sound* grim—1 ra .only trying to The Gleaners Class of the First of Washington, D. C. announce the son of Osteen. (Olan Mills Studio) classics and fairy tales. She was next year, but they should avoid | how much we apprecia e ho Baptist Church will have its regu­ birth of a son, December 31. The lar monthly meeting at the home tiahy weighed 8 lbs. 9 oz. at birth, j a dramatic Instructor for several garish combinations. «ur i e*c^er* doin* ln ★ ★ ★ X X X Larry Aldrich: Simple, casual i schools. Think of them when you of Mrs. H. Wade lluckcr. 540 Va­ The baby's grandmother Is the for­ years and has a long list of major roles in a variety of playhouses. clothe* are inevitable, but the aro 1*11 *,l^1 'he broken skates, lencia Drive, at 3:00 P. M. mer Eugenia Warren of Sanford. I Since the Village Players present women who wear them sheuld tho crushed crayons and the won­ derful quiet tomorow. a large selection of varied produc­ resolve to avoid the carelessness— tions, she is well suited for her that easily could result. T in task. Ceil Chapman: 1958 is sure to attention to good grooming to Mr. and Mrs. James Sanford | The assisting actor, David Ju l­ bring more uniformity in fashion, look both sleek and chic. H Peterson, Osteen, annotince the en­ ian, has a colorful background of with the dint, straightcr silhou­ Lilly Dache: The clover woman gagement of their daughter. Jim-1 theatrical experience, lie has a ette, but it also will bring a chal­ will Irarn a new technique of paint­ mie Sandra, to Gibson Nofrls sincere Interest in folklore, and has lenge to avoid monotony ami ur in­ ing her face wtih blue, green, vio­ Bates, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ALWAYS F I R S 1 Q UA L I T Y ! appeared with the “ Lost Colony” teresting detail. let. red, rose and white combina­ Gibson N. Bates, Orlando. and the original company of “ ThunPauline Trigerc: Skirts will get tions—but she'll have to do It with­ Miss Peterson is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stub­ derland". He has toured with the short!.' and shorter, but women out making herself look like the Seminole High School, Sanford. She Theatre In "The Tempest” should Lavs sense enough to ke*p prlma ballerina in an Indian war attended Florida State University, bings, Lake Mary, are announcing Barter and “Three Men On a Horse" and them within the hounds o( good dance. and is now attending Orlando Jun­ the final plans for the marriage of with another repertory company taste—a minimum of 15 inchet Taller Hats Coming their daughter, Katharine Beat­ In "As You Like It”. His talents ior College. from the fh-or and a maximum of Emme: Taller hats are coming Mr. Bates was graduated from rice, to W. Terry Bird, son of Dr. also include singing and dancing, j 17 In, which means hair must be Seminole High School. He attended and Mrs. Terry Bird, Sanford. Hilda Al'mark of Brandi* The shorter. It is all right If a fringe V Florida State University, and Is a The wedding wilt take place at futur-s fashitn will accent you h- of hair shows In front, but not ■ member of Lambda Chi Alpha fra­ 7 p. m., January 4, In the First fulness, but the woman who no wisp should be visible In back. ternity. He Is presently employed Methodist Church, Sanford. Dr. R. longer is a girl should not try to in Orlando. THURSDAY Adele Simpson: The loose silE. Rutland will officiate. dress like one. The regular meeting of the Semi­ Harvcy Ilerlin: Most women will houette is going to be a challenge Miss Stubbings has asked Miss Colleen Engebretson to be her maid nole Chapter No. 2, Order of E ast­ want to toss all their clothes in to feminine courage—courage to of honor and Mrs. Robert J. Dot- ern Star will he held at the Ma- the rag bag next year and buy ignore extremes that do not flatter son to be bridesmatron. The brides­ sonle Hall at 8:00 p. m. a new wardrobe. They should try any but the flattest figures. maid will be Miss Marilyn Snyder Iloxane of Samuel Winston: The to reach compromises with the The only difference between I fellows who pay—their husband*. pointed bosom has no place under of Fern Park. Miss Suzanne Stub­ U. S. grade A and U. S. grade B bings, sister of the bride-elect, will Betty Carol of Mam'selle: Tho straight dresses. Relaxed clothes turkeys is that grade B turkeys simple fashions will hold sway, must be worn over relaxed underbe junior bridesmaid. Dr. Terry Bird, father of the may have a akin tear or a crook but the girls will have to pay more I pinning*. groom, will be the best man. The ed breastbone. ushers will be A /lc Leonard Mont­ gomery, Orlando, Robert J. Dot­ son. Sanford, Fred Sawyer, Apala­ chicola, Robert Willis, Jr., Lake Mary, and Robert Stubbings and Carl Stubbings, brothers of the bride-elect. All friends of the couple are cor­ dially Invited to attend the cere­ mony. . Anita and Bob Haden have had more company—fast on the heels of Peg and Ted Bowman came Bob’s brother and sister-in-law— WUl and Jean Hadden, and two of their thre£ children. They had been visiting Jean's family in DeFuniak Springs. While in Sanford What Not To Wear In 1958 Told . BIRTHS Church Calendar Want Mt Work , Wonders! Sandra Peterson Betrothed To Gibson Norris Bates Jr. w »____ _ P enn Stubbings, Bird Rites January 4 Calendar New Arrivals 4 ■;. Surprise Party Given For Student A surprise party was given De­ cember 23 at the Celery Crate in the City Hall for Miss Juanita BABY GIRL NUUKIKWICZ, Wynn, who has arrived home for daughter nf Mr. anil Mr*. Hmry the holidays from Southern Baptist Nurkiewirz, Fern Park. Rorn Hospital In New Orleans, where she December 9. I* studying nursing. (Photo by llergstrom) Hostesses for the party were Miss Eva Jo Wynne and Miss Carole Petty. The room was deco­ rated with red and green stream­ ers, holly, fern ami Christmas can­ dles. Refreshments were served dur­ ing the evening from a beautifully decorated tabic, which featured Christmas trimmings. Mr*. L. II. Wynne, mother of the honoree aod Mrs. Curtis Lavender, did the serving. Dancing was enjoyed through­ out the evening. Attending were Marcia Lochelet, Gene Kronjaeger, Diana Fleischer, Bobby Johnson, Mary Grace Hobby, Bubba Hittcll, Marilyn McDaniel, Charles Boyer, Deanna Nichols, Ray Lundquist, Carole Petty, Johnny Yeackle, Shirley Morgan. Greg Walker. Eva Jo Wynne, Mike Tamny. Cindy Itoumillat, Peggy Lundquist, Billy ! T>re, Judy Herron. Roger King, BABY BOY TOURNEY, eon of Mary Jan t Flynt. Eddie 'Barbour. Mr. and Mr*. Keith Tourney, Also Frances Strickland. Jimmy Sanford. Born December H. (Photo by Bergstrom) Cordell, Linda Anderson, Allen Maffet, Jean Womack, IRuber J ; Miller, Betty Jane Davis, I’-te Nash, Audrey Bolger, Henry Ca­ son, Judy Clarke, Tommy Brown, Lynuda Yeakle, Philip Byrd. Con­ nie Urown, Terry Christensen. ^ Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clause Sr. Sr j Johnny Barley, P it Donahoe, have had as their guests over the Teddy Walker. Jack Stotsky, Char­ Christmas holidays, ton in law, Al­ lie Higgins, Sidney Vlhlen, Gusty bert Gramline and two daughter*, Nordgren, Leonard Nordgren, Jua­ Kathy and Nancy of Columbia, S. nita Wynn, and Gerald Jones. Chaperones for the evening C., Alio, their son, Lt. (jg) and Mri. Clarence Clause of Jackson­ were Mr. and Mrs. L. If. Wynne and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Laven­ ville. Lt. and Mrs. J. H. Brodie and der. Infant ton Jimmy are visiting her parents Mr. and 3trs. W. L. Vance § Jn Loch Arbor, and his parents * * * « « - * * * * Mr. and Mr*. J. If. Brodie Sr. in Lake Mary. The Brodie* are sta­ tioned in Corpua Christ!, Texas. "THAT’S THE WAY I HEARD IT!”, says Mill Hush a.* a group gets together for gome mnntalk at the Brubaker-Bear party Saturlay night at the home of Lcdr. and Mrs. Don Brubaker on Mellonville Ave. Left to right, Harry Robson, John McCracken, John Hook, Bill Bush. (Staff Rhuto) m SAVE .MONEY WITH A LOW COST F.II.A. LOAN P&m d jw Ia Nine of every 10 women ln the United States have worked, are working or will work sometime during their lives, the New York State Commerce dcp.et'tmtnt re­ port*. 1. FHA Title I HOME LOANS Ask Us About this Low-Cost Home Improvement Plan Improvement* on your home pay for them'flves In comfort and convenience. A-' for particular* about a low eo*t K.H.A. Title t Home Loan. Easy payment.* may extend over a 38 montn per­ iod. DRAMA IN BLACK AND WHITE comes from Trigere. The regal evening dress ha* a skirt of white satin, overlaid with black velvet cut to ix waist-high inverted V in front and back. Atlantic- ORD QrfamiodN. ( 4/fillaM WifkTh*AtUmixMitioml ,lB A N fe 7 - • w Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation * rot niiii trtciAt quality ru m w h i m y o u i u y m i n t . . . iook h a COMA A lt 1HI IX IS A t YOU O il IN Mf.f.iY HANDS W UGHf AND STIINOrM flNHM AND IU INO A j ikeet ••••* l**9 «el f w t f fi**ef LWI toll* fmm MSI mimm • H I M i n i ml in# MM*** I w . d M eai» h K e t |k i •••J •••el*-] (>e* Wei tfrs-j'li ml e « k ikeeg TYM Of 1 NAIAD COUNI YA«N f»«M r i «*•• •••» t» U«» te«»e U ••**•«* • ewLed U *f e*«pU o h m Ii p t n e l i i l » d)M>i mm m u U • **•*•« WelwNeJ ikiMd Mewl IWe# mm mm • ••* ipe*i *■ •*•*« leej. **«• WAlHAftUITY f i .e e / * M t| mm i m U W eter/ N M J •• •***• r«e ml peed • • A d e f f id w n a e ia 1 tnvAoit fmmmmf'% |A— a mm **■ »e>—»ei M *mkm mmm mmmrn mm4 mm U» �« * f n f n l ftr* H Local Boat, Ski Club Working On Racing Event Set Jan. 19 SanfoA d JOt/udd Tha Sanford Boat jmd Ski Club tentative! of the club were In con­ will lwing Into aetlon this week tact with the State Road Depart-getting the financial machinery ment, and that the results of co­ rolling that will make Sanford the operation were "highly favorable." spotlight of national speedboat "Thla project li going to be our racing Sunday, Jan. 19. A non profit undertaking by the annual attempt to bring something club, the nation’s finest hydroplane worthwhile to Sanford and Semi­ racers will be brought to Lake nole County.” Woodall declared/ Monroe for the mid-January event and added ‘Thia year the races that last year attraeted 10,000 spec- will be bigger and better, and the By EARL WRIGOT tatora to this community for a facilities will be very graatly im­ United Press Sports Writer sunny day that made history for proved." NEW YORK SB — Kanina and Sanford. Woodall said that representatives Kansas Stats, the top basketball Boat and Ski Club commodore, of the club wquld be contacting teams In tha Big Eight Confer­ Dr. A. W. Woodall, remarked, "We downtown merchants this week, ence, placed 1-2 today in the United still will not be attempting to seeking help to make the national Praia ratings for tha aecond make a profit on this event. We racea a financial possibility. straight week, while North Caro­ want to take advantage of the won­ **M ± *g* By OSCAR FRALEY lina moved up to third. derful resources here and make ’PtRtT’mTR 1 United Prow Sport* Writer The 35 coaches who mik* up tha them better known for their recre­ . W /m tP cH I NEW YORK ( U P ) - Wa'Il look United Press rating board baaed ational facilities and at the same , / / \ \ rm . i a t tha New Year and yat It alio their rankings on performances time bring to the people of this la a time to look back in eadnesi through Saturday night, Dec. 2S. area a wonderful and thrilling for thoie who played tha last Inn­ K ansu and Kanias State met last spectator sport. night In tha final of tha Big Eight ing In 1957. "The club was not expecting such a gigantic turnout last year," Every sport lost some of the old tournament. A national heroee In tha year whleh it bow­ North Carolina, defending na­ Woodall said, "and frankly we CHICAGO — p / rpk y A r /T i ing out. And eome of the not ao tional champion which dropped were not prepared for such Im- group of boating enthusiasts and /B e o r s o n ^ m k from first to fourth last week af- mense crowds, but we will be this firms has proposed a formula to old, (00. ; rum * \\v y ^ guide state legislators considering ter losing to West Virginia, ad- year Lika young John Marshall, the • FA*Tt*r regulation of water sports. vaneed a notch in the wake of it* powerful human fish from Aus­ Woodall said that he and repre-, ; m e //t left The Outboard Boating Club of tralia who rewrote the record book triumph in the Dixie Clastic Sat­ i H /fr z jR T ^ A ffjp • jjj y / | rv* America said the formula was a at Yale. At 20, he succumbed to urday night. West Virginia, un­ step forward from a recommended automobile accident Injuries. And beaten Southern Conferenee lead­ lW P 0 M - 3 : 5 f.i uniform boat regulation act set up time ran out, too, for (trapping er, dipped from third to fourth some time ago and used by more Len Eshmont, at 39 still ona of after a week of Idleness. Tempi* Only Newcomer than 21 states to establish similar Fordham'a brightest g r i d i r o n Temple, a finalist In the Holiday memories. laws. Coaehei Die la M's Festival tournament at New York, OBC executive director Guy W. Foothill lost others who ill could wai the only newcomer In the COMMERCE. Tex. (Special)—1 Hughes said Initial reaction to the be spared. Big Charley Caldwell, lop ten. Tha Philadelphia school, Probably one of the toughest Jobs new formtili has been "very promthe Princeton coach, waa only 35, 12th last week, advanced to 10th. on a football team Is playing be- Bing" and that legislators eyeing AMIRICAN and nigged Denny Myera, the for­ Utah dropped from 10th to 12th. hind an alt-conference, all-star all- boating problems in California, L eA tu e P e tr * San Franelsco remained fifth American. mer Boston College eoseh, was Michigan, Tennessee and ConnecHAVOHAL Pf but 51. Younger thin either of and Michigan State held sixth But without a second thought, Icut have indicated deep Interest ALL-STAR them wai Tony Morablto, owner place. Maryland, a finalist In the Don Holley, No. 2 East Texas right In It. same of the Sin Francisco 49’eri, who Sugar Bowl tournament lis t night, end, fills In behind Norman Rob- The new proposed bill has sec closed the books at 47, and along advanced from ninth to seventh. ertj, the team ’s most celebrated j lions lacking In the earlier one to with them went the Immortal Boh Cincinnati slipped from seventh to member. And he draws words of cover water skiing, careless opera-1 Zuppke at 7> and Yale'a famed eighth and Bradley from eighth to praise from the coach, too. (ion, overloading, overpowering Tad Jone* at 70. ninth. "He's steady and dependable," and operation in restricted areas, For the aecond straight week, 19 said J. V. Sikes, East Texas head It also bans regulation of boating Baseball will long remember four who went away. Frita Oater- of the 35 coachee tabbed Kansas football coach. ’"He’s good on de- by local communities and is based mueller, lha former pitcher, waa as tha No. 1 team. With points fense and is a good blocker. You on the OBC contention that reguitw Po*p , w/mbliPort only SO. With him passed three of awarded on a 10-9-8-7-3-5-4-3-2-1 can always depend on Holley to lation is a matter for the states. I P lo v P V PRO the elder statesmen. They were bails for votes from first to 10th P A r r e n s o r ttm J co u t R a c Y p o r . " . . . I However, the OBC said, the state sharp-eyed Paul Krlchell, chief place, Kansas collected 312 points. dof, R icow f/25, oao. THO'* J tU R R fC M t^ ^ m ' Holley a transfer from Kilgore ]awil ghoulil be uniform across the KSU Bonne nip With 271 acout of the New York Yankee*, Ur.W KnfJ M/ n o * T OePPA/RP. , unlor college, caught three passes country to prevent conflict and at 74; excitable Dolf Luque, for­ Kansas State received four first53 yards during the regular confusion. It hopes that Ihe new plae* votes and 27S points. North mer pitcher and eoach of the season. Ho names the Hit with legislation proposed also will inGlanta, at M, and 64-yaar-old Billy Carolina drew three first-place Stephen F. Austin State College flucnee forthcoming federal laws Meyer, the genial, easy-going man votes and 241 points. West Virginia as the one In whleh he played best on boating who formerly managed the Pi­ waa close behind with three first- all season. place votes and 232 point*. COMMERCE, Te«a» (Speclal)- fererd to ET. This time not a fin rate*. "I got a few more tackles In San Frsnelieo received four that game," he explained. It win be a long lima before Crutch manufacturer* have in the gle Injury. "I'm »ure gild," laid Berry. basketball forgeta florid faced Pat flrst-ptaco votes and 2t! points, And how does he feel about play­ iait three yeara been lure of at eait one late per football *ea*on "I tried not to think about tha Kennedy, the actor of the hard­ while Michigan State received the ing In the'Tangerine Bowl? —but not this year Thli may be a p u t Injurlei, but at timea it wai wood who passed at SO. Along with other two first place votes and 154 "There’s nothing like playing In ! confuting statement, but Gary difficult not to favor the ankle." thla colorful referee went Chris points. bowl game for excitement and, Maryland, with 124; Cincinnati, thrills," tho mild-mannered busi­ Berry, the ET Lion* itartlng left "Evidently Berry didn't favor Leonard, 07, a member of the 117; Bradley, 54; and Temple, 40, ness administration major said. the ankle for all he did wai lead original Celtic*. half, underitand*. Golf Figure* Pas* rounded out the first 10 . And he should know. Holley play­ Berry haa participated In four the conference and the Mona In Oregon State advanced from 17lh ed on the Rilgnre tram th:Yt boat full leaion* of college football to scoring with M point* on 11 touch­ No longer will golf *e* genial to head this week's second 10 Pearl River Junior eolege In tho date, and this pait teaion at Eatt down*, and to a conference eo- Willie Klein, who was only S3, or Al Espinosa, who holed out at 04. group. Then came Utah, Texas Hospitality Bowl In 1956. He caught Teaa* wai the first year that he championship. He also paced the Lions' In kick­ And tennis saw tha final set for Christian, Oklahoma State, Ken­ one touchdown pass In the 20 0 tri- i hain't been on erutchea at least Maurice McLoughlln, to whom It tucky, Seattle, California, Notre timph—hit only touchdown p ass' off and punt return*. part of the season. owed such a tremendous debt. For Dame, UCLA and Iowa Stata. From now on. If Berry h n hi* that year. The fleet halfback began hi* col­ A total of 23 teams were men­ Like many of hls teammates, lege football at Tarlelon State col­ way, the crutch manufacturer* It was ths 07-year-old California lege In 1934. Ill* freshman season may have to make a llvinsf telling Comet who started the game on tioned on the ballots. Louisville, Holley played a different position Its way to being a national sport. St. John’s N. Y Blllnoli, Missis­ in high school than he docs now. there, taw the first of three ankle P«n«lla on the street corner. Boxing tolled the bell for two sippi State and Dartmouth were He was a halfback for Kilgore high Injuries, the right one to be exact. I ~ ; 7 former middleweight champions, the other teams tnat received school—a pretty good one. He waa The first year he missed, ha only r ' / j o p r e P r Q C f r l C i n f f Mike O’Powd, 02, and Babe Rlsko, votes. selected as second team all-district sprained the ankle, but it was bad & ® 40, as well as former feather­ in his senior year. enough to make him ml** one Pneh M Dn weight champion Johnny Kit- Bay Meads, passed away and "But I like playing end better," game, and .pend a couple of days! " „ 1 on the wooden brace. i nECKr.EY. W. Va. •’b— Beckley bane, 00. Tom Smith, tha 78-year-old con­ he said. "I can see what'* going His sophomore year at TSC Col,e*e basketball coach Billy Bow- The turf said goodbye to a trio ditioner who trained tha mighty on." And "seeing" Is one of hls them was another Injury to tha ! *c^ 'M* * Pl*y*r to pro- of its revered veterans. A. B Han­ Seablscult. problems. He plays with regula­ ankle*. this time more lerlous, ^"c# rock-and-roll-sound* during cock Sr., owner of Claiborne Look hack Just a moment for the tion - glasses all the time. They | Farm, had a full life of 00 ycare. sake of Auld Lang Syne. nsver seem to get broken, hut he causing him to mist three tilt* hi* team's practice sessions. Bowman said the musle keep* Bill Kyne, general manager /of and spend two week* on the has a spare along just In case. "thing” (a* Berry call* the crut­ the players from feeling tired and Even though the East Texas foe, also keeps them relaxed. Mississippi Southern, Is a bigger ches). Results of the experiment, Bow­ EVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan MaverEven the ankle Injury that year team, Holley thinks the Texans’ didn't stop him for long, for he man hopes, will tend to give the team spirit will play a big role in CANCIR ANSWIIT-Dr. Ernest won a place on the second-team Hawks a speedy offense "which tonight’s classic. RtCHOPY J L. Wynder, of tha Sloan-KetiMOKB, Ak all conference iquad and was vot­ will outrun our opponents." "The spirit Is as high as I've terlng Institute for Cancer Re­ AAM Utron**, ed Tarlcton’a outstanding back of seen on a college team," he said. search In New York, shows WSHtR J the year. I am glad to be a part of the the canccn on the ear and Transferring to Midwestern Uni­ squad." neck of a rabbit that had been KAMrt* versity at Wichita Fall*, Berry'* Resides playing football, Holloy's "painted” with tars condensed c ia w c * ankle suffered it* biggest blow. He other interests Include duck hunt­ from cigarette smoke. The A llP H P J Q ja P , H M o /9 . broke the ankle mid way in the "evldcnco" waa produced after ing and fishing. experimentation* with 05 rab­ aeason. Midwestern gave up foot­ "I don't catch a lot of big fish, bits over their four-to-stx year ball that year, and nerry Iran* but 1 tell some big stories," he CAR DA SIGN BURDA life span. (International) said with a grin. IT. LOUIS m — Bob Rurda, 19year-old outfielder from St. Louis, was signed by the St. Louis Cardi­ nals for a substantial bonus and assigned today to the York, Pa., club of tha Class A Eastern le a ­ ^ ^ T io v p gue. RESOLVE... TO SAVE ON FOOD IN *58 Top Cage Teams 1H SIRLOIN Sport Parade DEL MON ICO’S T-BONE or ROUND Improved Boating Laws Are Sought 1 Coach Says Holley Steady, Dependable fif 6-s: Steak G eorgia G ra d e A. D . A D. FRYERS H* — 2 '/« lb. A t *. each January 1-31 FRESH SEA BASS F r e s h W e st Cons Roe Mullet Ga. Quick Frozen. HEN 'tZ. JUjSEVS Fresh BEEF KIDNEYS Last Year Gary Berry's First Season In Past Three Without Using Crutches i , Sports Briefs MOORE BEGINS TRAINING SAO PAULO, Brail! tB - Archie Mourn, world light heavyweight champion from San Diego, Calif., began training her* today for his Jan. 10 non title bout with Brasi­ lian heavyweight Luis Inaclo. IIOOftMB If UP-But R0M1*. *MI of California leap* to Iraki the blocking by Mika DtaapoM (44) af Naw York UnKartity tn Uta sixth annual Holiday Collet Basketball Festival hi Naw Yark. California won 90-00. In tha first game of tha Madison Squara Garden tour­ nament, Connecticut loat to • MHP. ffntoewaeto GIANTS SIGN TACKLE NEW YORK «s — Frank You 10, a 130-pound tackle from the University of Minnesota, signed his 19M contract today with the Naw York IGante af the National Football League. •"CYPRESS CARDENS fa*? W a//tower* F .A . True Flavor YOUR CHOICE . BREAD i SHOP here... BIG SAVE more J ;C family ^ size LOAF PATTERSON OHCAM* Af/MMiA \ V e e fo R e p o m \ p sr e RAPiMACHBR a m a teu r i> v \ AM 6rP. ROYAL ARMS PURE Pte*MAYER in n C S i $ 0 , 0 0 0 p /R * r p R /z e M o n e y N *rfORLP C H AM O tiSH iP' LODGE HONORS AARON NEW YORK m — Outfielder Hank Aaron of tha Milwaukee Bravea will ba honored by the sports lodgs of tha B'nal B'rtth on Jan. 19, K was announced today. BANTAM FIGHT SET LONDON *B - Hogan Kid Baa sey. world featherweight cham­ pion, agreed today ot meet Phrra Cossemyns, Belgian bantamweight ehampioa, In a non-title bout at Liverpool, England. Jan . 23. RUSH’S PORK ’N REANS or RUTTER REANS or RLACKEYE PEAS or Great Northern Keans or TURNIP GREENS OOCP AT TAM o ' CHARTER. . RAIN OR SHINE tP A stp , CP firn tO R O P , ASP POCPA/Ait, PAM949 CIT Y. f !* t P A % MAUSER* HEWAfRK •P tR tP ’A i a r y & C lAA T& W.iO MAKE *AP Tramchco pcYtopnciAi A Limit, Plea** * otAMYERS B teaY ti ^ Zap WOMAN EU R t> iWEER AiU aa .u. a y ha? ttt<j s m o m / *** ft NO RACING TONIGHI Track Closed For Tansrcrin* Bowl Game Regular Schedule Resumes Tomorrow NOTICE We are operating: In our new location at 2553 PARK AVENUE 'HERE roue SHOPPING DOLLAR HAS MORE CENTS 3 2 9 5ANF0RD AVE. • Baggerly Appliance Center ISM Park Avenna FA 2-3471 8 Milan South ot Sanford. Highway 17-92 QUANTITIES tJM ITEfl OPEN SUNDAYS 8:00 til 12 NOON �F , '........... CLASSIFIED CTDRX r V REAL ESTATE FOE SALE II —AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS 123-SrKClAL SERVICES Jim Mitchum Co-Starring With Father Orphan Boy Gets Belated Christmas Present Monday d ljr ♦ an ln rh Wrrnld ,W « d ^LJ a n . 1.1953 T a fe — 7 THE CARD OF THANKS HUBY SPEARS It will p ar YOU to tee aa before you our. Open Evening* and Very oftea a Card of Thanke In The Sanford Herald m ean a Ctramle Tile Contrartor Sunday*. need which ta difficult to fill In any other way Not omy it it a •2201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-0125 EASTS! 5IDR TRAILER S.VLFj J gracious expreition of gratitude to those who have sent floral i’alatka. Fla. ~NCOMETAX SERVICE n> VERNON SCOTT NEW YORK a m - A 12 year- tributes but also courteously acknowledges the services sn i kind­ United Pres* Hollywood Writer old tirrek orphan hoy now living, nesses nt the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot well 5Vm- H. Murra­ DON’S COVER (SH<>r ba m i lied. s - f a r m b . a c r e a g e , g r o v e s Ph FA 2-lSOt—17-92 at HlawaUu Automobile HOLLYWOOD (UP)—The eoun in Miami got a belated Christmas FA M391 Inurlor Decorator i n ! Calory Ava. Newspaper Cards ef Thanks are accepted aa socially correct. T REAL ESTATE WANTED . Seat Coven — Truck Seal* try may not be ready for another present Monday in the form of a Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they serve many Cloitd Sunday At Willi* rontiae—301 W. lit. S MISCELLANEOUS Mitchum. but ready or not Bob's. ioyear-old Greek orphan girl who good uses. ■TOTIMBINr. and ROOFING 10-jear-old son. Jim. co-star* with will become his sUtcr. 2JA—e l —FLOWKRS. PLANTS. There is no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can b ra * SHRUBS Tapa in a new movie. Nicholas Chenrs Jr. of N. Bay- brief or as detailed ** you desire. When the occasion cornea you Plumbing — Kreslrr Heating find a sympathetically understanding member of our staff to Thi& cute 2 Bedroom home i* neat a naw Pontiac or Vauxhall. Alto Slumped on a touch in hi* rf shore Drive. Miami, kissed the will M. G. HODGES assist you. a rood uied ear. PH. FA 2-0H1 a t a pin. n ictlr located, ha* onfice. Bob said. ' I don't intend to brown-haired girl. 5laria Zacharior after 0 p m. FA 2-2113. SOI Sam ca on All Water Pumps— support Jim forever, so I put as of Srrra*. Greece, and gave rioted garage and beautiful THE -IN MEMOR1UM” NOTICE Walla Dinllad — Pumps yard, priced low a t $8500.00— Wett Firtt St. «*«»• raola Road ft is the custom ef many families in this country to commemo­ Phon* FA 2-6031 him lo work. Now he ran pay his her a flaxen haired doll when she owner will finance and give BBT rate a bereavement by *n “In Slemorlum” notice tn newspaper own Income tax.” arrived hy plane from Athrm. ouict nos»r*Mon. Scmlnola Real-1 II-A—CAR RENTALS U PBTHJTliTOCH SUFrLIBi ly, tool Tark Ave., FA 2-5252. CLARK | Mitchum the elder ha* a qulx/i Mr* Nicholas K. Uhenes. who •classified rolumnv They (ir.d a real solaco therein. Preparation or t (Pealtry) _____ DRIVE A NEW CAR aovwhere. Flunking, Heating A Supply Co. j cal. bemused approarh to p arent.. has adopted both children, said selection of a suitable verse brings back to them tender, pleasant recollections. As Elisa Cook, the English poet has so beautifully * * ARTICLES WANTED an- lima. Rental service include* . . . . « R*P*lf* hooJ-a refreshing switch from the "Nick wanted a sister. He laid 'l l 1 expressed it: 55'aih. gas a n d iniuraneaD PLACES H BAT "tii*.w0 r ,odr» Sf* e^l*. . j* I "how can I protect my boy from I nnlv had a little siiter I enuld "How cruelly sweet are the echoes MERLE WARNER. National • f B1 AUTT pa r l o r s WE HAVE A HOMI Highway i,.p a south Sanford I (he limelight?” track employed by call Diane. I would be happy.’ " that start Car Rental*. 401 E. l i t St.. ■ FBMALB HELP WANTED FOR YOU What memory playi an old tune most star*. Uhenes is a retired Troy, N\ Y., FA 2-1901. Z M t.J t HELP WANTED PLUMBING on the heart." nrrau.se Bob was a juvenile ho- restaurant owner who now livrs in Contract and Repair Work » MALB *e FEMALE Most frequently an In Mcmnrium Is in srrtrl on Hie anniver­ 1052 Jeep nation wagon, rlean. bo riding freight car* when h« Florida Free Estimate* sary of death. However, other dates, which it Is felt aro appro­ a WORE WANTED_____ H OM ES- S bedroom* Front wheel drive, good condit­ wa* 10. the broad-shouldered acMrs. Uhenes said Maria's name R. L. HARVEY I I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES priate er meaningful are also selected. The birthday of the de­ 1 A 2 bith*. ion. New Taint. 2519 Hiawatha 204 Sanford Ave. Thone FA 2-3383 | tor get* a kick from the normal >vill be dunged to Diane. parted. th# wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. even Christina* sIA MONDT W LOAN Ave. ate among other significant occasions chosen. trill* and tribulations of hi* teenNick arrived from ('.recce in tost Complete and ready far If you are hesitant to express your tender Ihonghta In poetie age sons to addition to Jim. and i« now a vevrnth grade student ate oeeupaney. 12—HO Aft* end MOTORS there is Chris, It, and daughter at Miami Edison Junior High form, you may avail yourself of Hie Herald's collection of original fto u lffa l/ These express in poetie beauty the emotions of the heirtretrtne, 5. j School. Diane will enroll in Morn-1 verse*. Your Erinrude Dealer »trings. Amonr them are verses appropriate to any elreumitanre. Locttomu U ^ ',1 II.T F Reveal Own Stars mgside School from which Nick ROBSON SPORTING GOODS South Plaeereot — Sanford 204 THE RATE "I don't know if you could call graduated last June, E. 1st Pboaa FA 2-SM1 * W S otTCBS'TERSONAIA Whiipering Onka — TituariUe Contracting A Repair* Cards ef Thinks and in Memorlum notices, due to the fact they me a strict diieipllnarian." Mitch-! Tha brown haired bov said. "I'm IPO* Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-5542 um says. "I've had no precedent going to become a civil engineer t s s s a i i wA n i s » « o L D may run to considerable length, are billed a t St.00 per column Inch. JOHNSON MOTORS FHA in terriea and FHA flnana- SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS because my dad died when I was and Diane is going to he my secl a —I’lANO SERVICE inf ayailahto. 2484 Senford Ave. P8i. FA 2-15U 1—PO* HEM only two 1retarv." PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING "Thcer it no handbook on how The girl speaks no English, but | SUepinr rooms. TV. The Gable*, W« ean qualify you f°r on* W L. HARMON movie *tar» ahould ratie kids The Nick said he would teach her. thaoe home* in 30 mtentna. Y<m FIBERGLASS SLTPL1ES Ph 401 Avt.t FA D A I L Y C R O S S W O R D t-IHjl.4 U 'U C J **--■------- ------p -*_»!only thing jou tan do I* show Mrs ('h»nr» said the adoption' can atart enjoying tha home ia a u u u m ti” 31. Japan. ACROSS I. Lotttr EFFICIENCY apartment* »uitjthem jo u r own scars and try to proceeding* for the girl were comwhile we proeaea tha paper*. McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS weraotn u .s m a s IS—ELECTRICAL 8KRVICEH tit 4. Needle 1. Burrowing able for couple or singla persf1"-SIS Park Ave. FA 2-0481 IJ 3 I4 rdf.VTftLU 1 teach them some values. pletcd in June of 1058, but that rity aperture animal d f Private hath A ahower. Ideally Mil id t ia n i i u i Electrical Contracting •'But no 18-jcar-old kill has good with Ihe Greek quota fully sub22 Wirke.1 0. Custom lOfJlOUat) 94141-11« 5. Assist Hmi*e Wiring and Heualrs Cabin cruiser, 1» fi ; PxlO ft. Developed by located across from Tost Office judgment ’* scribed the girl could not enter unanausa 6 Ireland 24. Assam beam. New 115 HP Chrysler 9 r* sj on RANDALL ELECTRIC UO. Inquire Jacobion Dept. Store. bJf.UH I U '-TJUL’U silk 7 Tarried Crown Engine. Many extras 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0918 Young Jim play* Mitchum'* kid Hus country umil u m with ih* 10. Gaiall* N&I34 'J H L Il l O il George i brother in "Thunder Road," a help of Florida Sen 34500 00. FA 2-0840. 1 Wooden worm WELAKA APARTMENTS room, < Arab t D.-HQUIIU tJ'lfJ FRIGJDA1RE appliances, sales D R M. production. Sin at hers and Rep. Dante Fascell. 23. 8ev«r« 71MCIIII.I u u m it? private hath*, l i t 55. First St. leg 12. Btmbtanca t i - W U I.IV M T7W and aervice. G. ll. I High, Oviedo 26. Peace, i-ntnara taruMti "When t asked Jim lo take the u la n g ) 13. A spree Cor. H .y. 1T-M * 27W »*Fla. rhone FO 8-3315 'nr SanA rartm ent. three room* and hath., tinri!-) ciHriK ful 9 Vexed irolloq.) rote t told him wh.it the haiards Thone FA 2-1.5M ruppic* 'uppic* for sale, mixed breed:^ ford FA 2-188.3 after it p.m. kitchen furnished. 2201 larWl BRA I LEY ODHAM. Pras. II. Looks 37. Ameri. 14. Miesure are in becoming an a d o r. and incer. collie, and pin doberman Teiterdir’* **•««• a*kanc« can Ave. (Russ ) A— BUtLDlJI6-AIPAHlI- that he'd probably neglect his boxer bull. Rt. I Box 32, TA *- S 34. God of author 18 Sault IS Alone PAINTING itudi»s and other things." Bob 3069 or FA 2-1327. Nice bedroom. Private bath and war 28 Live. St 18. Erbium private entrar.ee. With heat. 29. Takes 33. Thin tin FLOOR sanding and finiahinK J*rtd*<*. Marie t*ynv.) I—ARTItf.EB w a n t e d % Phone FA 2-1980 or F A _-0lo3. 20 aero tile farm. 3 b e d r o o m Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving ; •**m AM* * Average plaU dinner Canala IT. Uprising hou<e, large bam. Easy terms. .'-eminol# County sine* |!»2S. I -Mitchum’* whimsy s h o w r d 37. Mal« iw-an 19. Ever ipoet.) IT. Impetuous 31. Pro. and warehouse. J. B. Lew . Ph. FA 2-1221. W'ANTEP— All kinds of scrap ma­ Store budding H. .51. Gleason, tjvke Mary through when he was asked what 35. OitricMika nouneed 30. Energy* 18. Mlachltvous terial. Zuckem’sn Salvage Yard FA 2-4061. —------- suhieets Jtnv majored hv bird holy person converting Thone FA 2 269L This is a pass to th- Rite theatre | "He majors lo ’goofing off at mirhlna For rent or Ssle: 1 bedroom 18 for Mrs W T. Bailey. Exp date 17—KRAUTS I’ARl.ORB University High" he grinned J • 1 s i i T" 22. Unit* ft. New Moon trailer, air con-1 Jan. to. 1958. ditioned. Inquire at Mail Box of w-ork 1 A few minute* later Papa called il 0 294-B. Country Club Rd. 28. Viper Jim and wa* surprised to discover Large 3 bedroom. l 'i balhs. cement, ^"|0r|.i?PL-,i-i-a ^ii- VL'Tv' NOtlK 24. Evening Work on beautiful sand bottom H A K K I E H S H r . A L T i Nttniv Remodeling — neroofing — Re- the box is an .vhovr average math ll Nicely furnished fully equipped jf .1 FA ■a '* “ ipoet.) -idine — •• "x — Contrac- major In his senior >ear. lake. I/>t 150’xt00’. Just IS mm- 1U5 S. Osk Ave. bedroom apt. $75 mo. rh. r A .i 28. Tell trors — financing. utes from Sanford. Terms by 18—FEMALE HELP A ANTE!) "I hive no objections to Jim J T” 0868. JT. Rated owner. F*'nne FA 2-4903. % 7 1 " A -B U H .b iS 'G -R W .U n .'U becoming an actor. He's had no highly % ♦i’ 2 bedroom house for tent 1307 I 1 II Wanted — Experienced waitresses p l l V r t v e formal training, *n I raised hell •• 30. Constel­ Elliott Ave. r h . FA 2-4805. in work in new irestaurant. /- ii e- s ,High- , -------------------------------.with him on the set whenever he lation ii u ?5 ” .L* d’ C* 3 ' r<,r r »''iting call Mr. Ta.ker, Th go.,fed nr got self conscious m Unfurnished 2 bedroom, 31. 9e«the H. F. STENSTROM e r interview. FA 2 61*9 nr FA 2-6UQ7. j front pf the cameras I was much •quipped. 165.00 Osier Realty % 32 Greek letter Registered Broker IT Co.. 2601 Orlando Dr.. FA 2- 111 X. Park — Thone FA 2-242C i l —U a l k h b l p h a n i b d 33 A felling TED BURNETT i rougher on him than on any ac-j f t V A d % 8842. it retail FOR BETTER PAINTING j tor* I've ever worked with. % H u H w * ti ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Boy* Wanted—to sell The Ban.35 A ran 2601 Grandview- Th. FA 2-2978 I "He was paid a minimum sal- , Bedroom, privat* entrance and Rasmomt l.undqui.t. Assoc. ford Herald Monday through 38 Trap n ary of *280 a week I'm a produc­ yo private ba*h. I’hon* r A . •66S1 FA 2-3951 w *! Atlantic Bank Bldg. nerrs hill Palming Contractor Fridays at ,7'ln p.m. Come to 37 Stop fafora S p m. er lirst and a father second.'' ,( / , Licensed - Bonded — Union The Herald office and ask for 39 Long walk* 4 » FARMERS AGENCY" Bill Vincent after 1 30^_______ Free Estimate* - Compjre our^ 40 Leave* out Furnished 3 room garage apt- with % X. V. Farmer. Realtor % rrica* FA 2-2287 after 5.00. 41 C hut i Pam. V bath. 2514 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA Jr1 Special Review 116 S. French Ave. Sanford -MALE or FEMALE uvtlq ) 2-OT31. Th. FA 2-5221 IT—NOTICES—PERSONALS 42 Sweet roll* 1 id Wanted—F.xperienred cook to work j* DOWN io new restaurant. Highest wages KOLI.AWAY, Hospltat Ind Baby Program Revealed Gl 09 At MISSION - nahbl T* Private entrance modern furnishrd % 1 RememWASHINGTON IP—Army offi paid. Call FA 2-5905 for inter­ 4$ bedroom. F reftr working man. i V lurice ?<’. Fuendrath, presi­ Bed*. I)*y. Week or Month— v / 41. hranee 'y , view. Tel FA 2-5181. Furmtura Center rills estim ated that about 220 of dent of the Union of American Ph. FA 2 5810.______ % 2 P*tron saint ______ 116 5Ve*t First 3t i-i Hebrew Congregations, n 796 fo rm er ofifeert and enlisted 2642 Mvrtle Ave., near Tinecrest .>7> '2t-«l(>RK k a n TEFT of sailor* 2 room apartment, private bath *ho\vn In New Y'ork before he men discharged »• security risk* School, this beautiful 3 Bedroom NURSERY SCHOOL and entrsnee. Clean. Ph. FA 2left on v five-m onth world plus Florida Room UBS home M»id want* In do days work. FA ! PIXIE Vinry hetween 1948 and 1955 niav *ovn Jaeksnn bring offered for quirk sale at. •'p.-.srr orbit." Dr. F.i*ondrath. 8420, 518 Mellnnvtlle. 2-0450 nr FA 2-0513 at night. hr granted fully honorable military FA 2-2047 only $9900.00. $2,500 dow n. $70.05 who rdprtsenU over 1.000,000 208 Cypress. records. For lease. Nice roomy home and morlhy. or as lowu* $1800 duw n reform Jew* in Ihe Western Day and night nursery, any age That mean* that about 3< * per with terms arranged Bee this Will do light laundry or ironing in ^Jvimr^m^MiIMFA^M 5a6 garage. FA 2-36*7. llemUohere. will lelk with rerent of all former A rm y officers before you buy anything. Semi­ my home. Ph. FA 2-6258 between 11ginu* leaders in Far and Near and enlisted men separated for *e nole Realty, 1901 Park Ave.. I *—ARTICLES FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE F.)i*t. Australia and S. Africa. 9 a m. and 5 p.m. x- i FA 2-5232. curitv reasons sinrr the govern­ SELL US YOUR Fl/RNIT'JRE ment's Invalty program began REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Pleasant home. 5 room* and ga­ 2.1—ftPI'.riAt, S E R V IC E S Cash for any amount Sup«r 2841 French Ave. rage. Furnished. Fruit. RiverTrading Post. 1 mile south ot may receive honorable discharge WELL DRILLING J. W. HALL. REALTOR under a special review program vif-.v Ave. FA 2-3179. Sanford. Phon# FA 20877. Fairbanks-MorM Pumps Johnny Walker, Associate The Navy and Air Force have Repairs to all makes “ Call Hall" Phone FA 2 364J 3, 2 bedroom homes with 10**1 —Factory u» you— regular discharge review pro Ho w a r d c . l o n g a r m . 'la y ha bought, separate­ Aln/niaea 207 E. Commercial At*, grim*, but no special serurity re RAYMOND 5L BALL ly. Inquire by mail. Box 291-B. Venetian Blinds Phone TA 2-2833 REALTOR County Club Rd. Enclosed head. Bag proof bottom I V 'W pr° ‘ ri'" ’ «« riischarura atm-| REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE CARTER HOME CLEANING rail with pla*4ie ends. Plavtie j "*r lo , *lr * House for sale by owner. Call FA FOR RESULTS or riyon tapes. Cotson or nylon ' irm v di»clo*ed it had com SERVICE 2-3179.___________________ List your property with u«. 54'indo-v A Wall Washing cord*. pletrd reconvidarstion of 65o se• 1 Then see LITTLE VENICE. Wellborn Phillips. -« 3rd A- Tark Ave . Sanford Floor Waxing—NOrth 8-41 »t Senkarik (iltM and Paint Co.icurity eaie* tinre *2^* program he 1 bedroom Concrete Block home. 132 Hiwty 17-92_ DeBary T FA 2-5641 Low monthly pivntents. Near 112-114 W 2nd Rt. Ph. FV 2 4622! sao m Marrh 1936. and 76 more Jr., built thr*r homes with Gracious Florida Navy Base. Ph. FA 2-1 tin. tVARRETTS SEWING CENTER Pup tent* $t .96, Double blanket* remain to be decided Cherry Real *?stat« A |rt* r _________ i Living m mind. Kadi home is located on a lake White—Nerr hi—Kina Penonnrl nffirlal* em pluured Dial FA 2-9929—N oury $1.98, Paint |2 .\o gal., ^Boota, Concrete two bedroom, double lhat while the change* w ere de 131!) 5*. 11 8t- Rear-Barb«r Shop carport, screened porch, tiled floor Repairs on all makes Machines J*ck«u. Cots. Army-Navy Sur­ front lot. 323 East First FA 2-5244 sign'd lo correct any unfair or plus, 310 Sanford Ave. ind bath. Three blocks from SsnNew 3 Bedroom Ilomei liar*h durhargei, they did not Lando Springs on golf course. GATLIN BROTHERS RED I-MIX Concrete. C r e n e •ignify a let-up in Army loyalty Telephone CHerry l-297«, Orlsn- Contractors. Draglines; G«#«wt Only 2 homes left: trap*, dry well*, state approved .•nrurity standard* in ihe vrart Feature* electric kiUbaoi. terras 2232. Th FA 2-327* Sanford do. *eptir tank*. Window tills, Lin jinre t h e -end of congressional in­ so floors, and choice residential One 3 bethoom 1 bath locations. 2 story 4 bedroom house on cor­ .'timograph Pr'jvtlns — Typing— lei*. Sand, Mnrter Mix. O m en ' vestigation* Rock. Phone FA 2-3731. Miracle and Letlar Writing — Card* ‘ They pointed out that the proner lot- Within 3 block* down One 3 betlroom 2 bath Concrete Co. Letters Addressed — Photo town business section. Will grim v»*s being administered un­ >5 ______ rhont FA 2-8103 Copies of Important papers— make a nice home for a lirge der regulation* Inued hy ArmsCredit report* — Collections. RR i n KENNETH rT~5LACK family or good apartment house Secretary Wilber M. Brurkrr in Credit Bureau o f Sanford FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE : F. H- A., HOUSEHOLD GOODR REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER Th. FA 2 2358. I9.VV The*e require "common Rm 401-04 San AH. Nat I. Bank 1009 B. 2nd Phone FA 2 022V Flig. Ph. KA 2-4184 K. H. A. In Service, and Conventional. «ro*e'* Judgments on the tignifi ._ \1 ls i;Kl l \NKOI 8 . 4t _ . t ____ u | kra"cr a u r oi frsi' »- ups of prrvifjtji prexiouj mut subveriive ne* HOME IN MAYFAIR Vacuum Cleaner Repairs G«d th e mo l fo r j o u r o ld , irwj ronsidaration of tha soldier s By Owxar . . . FA 2-3428 LH E BAIT Repair* A part* for all make* (A For the home huy of a lifetime ritm itu re . nsersll mllitiry record when dl* JAPAN’S (MFttOI - Emperor Fleming's Red * White Grocery cleaners Elactrolux. Houser. For the Best Buvs in Real E»ta*» Missouri Slinnows Hlrnhtto of Japan pose* for charged. 5 dot. It 0* see Wellborn Phillips, Jr., FIRST Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Replace­ SEE CULLEN & HARKEY Pop-Guts Minnows . 8 dot. 93e ment parts. Work guaranteed hi* New Year photo in Tokyo. The 726 discharge* did no* ron F u rn itu re and Applinnrri* 110 X. r*rk Axe. Ph. FA 2-2391 The man, who was onre re­ —Worm.*— Free pick up A delivery. Call rern <eciiriiy violation* while in New A l T«ed garded a* a deity in Ihe land Phone: FA 2-1609 th* Army. Movt of the rise* In READY TO SELL Open Saven Days a Week of the rising *un, h i! kept pace volved personal anociation with ’ * Choice 40 acres tiled farm land 20 I _ w ith the dem ocratization of ENVELOPES- Lett«rhe«ds. state­ a-res tiled farm Isnd and modern z T U a W U j 'i r t C f i ^ s j i his country He wear* Weriem ments, tnTo:eaa, hand bills, and | 203*0t East first FA 2-094.31communist or oth*r subvarii' • or ganuatlon* before Army Itvdur 3 bedroom home with extras, in ( ENTER PIECES: Ph. 2-1822 drrM and h»t adopted many programs, a l t Progreuir* tion. Many falsified their Arm) 5i*rt Ihe New Year (Iff Ri|ht Corner W. Cryiile Drive A Western wav*.The Emperor i* acres tiled firm lsnd. Mostly Printing Co Phon* FA 2-2981— or FA 2 0271). Sanford. SAN­ record* to rover up *urh lie*. 37 year* old and ha* occupied % Lake Mary Bird. Phone FA 2-4591 cash gfU a real buy! Act now. Buy al Echold and Save 403 Weot 13th SC FORD FLOWER SHOP. the throne ftnee N o r, 1928. XIoiJem 3 bedroom Homes priced or Phone FA 2-3013 after T p.m. All Prices Hedured from $6900. to $27,000 . with as GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY COURTESY WEEK low as $1000 do-.vn . . . See these 2 miles 55'e-t of Town January 6-12 Marine Finishea before you buy. FA 2-06*6. CABS ef THANES SPACIOUS HOME 1 LOST * FOUND 3 bedroom 2 bath homo with like S FOB RENT pririlrgr*. Under coiutroctlon. MB.xno.tm. ii.oflo.no Down.. I REACH RENTAIR J k WANTED U RENT ROSA L. PAYTON (t u - BBAL ESTATE FOB SALE Reristered Real EtU U Broker $1000 DOWN $75.00 MONTHLY See Ray Herron For S SEB& aESKSo. s ^ 0'ra«<« s ODHAM & TUDOR, lne. Stcnstroni Realty IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! If You Want EVERYTHING $700.00 Down A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. nrrikviTii TRADE-IN NOW $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford WOOLSEY W. H. ‘‘Bill’’ Siemper For Your Boat Ceramic Tile Realtor A liu jrn r Senkarik ECflOLA BEDDING CD. c f ir u * ^ P la n u ^ ^ 1* Teat S e n k a rik Glaea 4. 1ae 6 and Paint Co. Assoc. Guy Allen. Gretchcn Hall, A rlttte Price. Everett Harper ] Cor. Marnolfc A Q ^ ,r F A 2^ 6.13 >■- H4 W. 2,-? St. Th. FA 2-U22 Cor. 2nd * M arn-h, FA 2-6321 HEATING Bud _ Bamberger. Mgr. ^ Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. P a r k 1 Free DeuVerr ObflCB K<eUri»Mi£Jitt H. a POPE CO. • BIG VALUES Hayne* Office Machine Co. Tj-pe- ' 280 S P a r k ----- FA 2 4334 writen, Idoinj mathine*. selci• QUICK CREDIT Rentals. 314 Mag. FA 2-0462. PUMPS — SPRINKLER • EASY TERMS Thu i* a pav* to the Ritr theatre A. B. PETERSON SYSTEMS 5VILSON-MAIER Broker Associate*: A- B. Peter­ for l t d Brooklyn. Exp. data Jan All type* and i i u i , laitAlled New aod feed F anil ore son Jr.. P. J. Chesterioa, Gar­ 19. 1951. "Do It Y'ourielf’ 811 E. F m t St. Ph TA 2 58J.V WE REPAIR AND SERVICE field Willett*, end R. W Wil­ S T I NE liams. Bob Edward* A. C DosdIF I t l s REAL ESTATE U*ad furniture, appliance*, toolMarhlne and Supply Co. nay. Land Surveyor. aik Crumley A Moouuth etc. Bought-»o!d. Larry'e Mari PX FA 2-8432 1X6 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4688 207 W. 2nd St. 215 Sanford Ave. ph. FA Z-4132 S l JJut* IZmijf Ctmfmmf ' America’s Rest Quality Amerlran-OIean Tile | 0< Each Paul F. 31ueller & *Son A tt m tailing headliner. Orlando H-ay. So. f t 2-IJSS �. Paint Industry Sees Promising Year Purcell’s By Arthav W. BtoaM. 11w I t i r t h ffffllm Ok Aa hi 1007. th# pah* tadostry aboald eoRtlnot to axpland « J proapar to tha year ahaad. Howm r , tha I n e m M to toJo® « of aalaa toll t o — —toy; h Win to the n n h af vtpnM tad M u fitta t wDtof affart. Than la no doubt that our oeonaray It ptoatof to aatah It* braath before agaia pnthing ahaad. Wa aaa algna of that to many ark M of bualnaaa andaavor. IndlratIhm aro that thla trand toll cootlnua, possibly through tha flrat half of 19H, tot* tha Inunadlato proapaet prebaly more favorable than ona might ha load to bailor# bp toato of tha htadHaaa that des­ cribe ft. la tha building (UM. tor ataw pla, there la raaaon to believe that total expenditure* map ha hlghar to IBM than to 1H7. Although thara map ha aoma alahautog of todaatrlal eonatnutloa, thla ahauM ha mora thaa offaat by toaraaaaa In raaidantlal building and publU aonatruetlon. Hoaalng win ha aparrad bp to# panta p demand that w u t o a a t MUd daring 10*7. to wtl ha tor thar eneouragad bp tha raaaa looaanlng of tho “tight monop' policy. Tha continuing demand tor new achoola ihowa no algn of dimtolahlng. In fact, H U Incrcaalng. aa Indicated bp the great number of acbool budding bond Uraaa which votara approved H t o l i r t election In hundredi of eommunl tUs throughout tho country. AS MW building, of eourao. But tvoa cant to tho paint Induttrp U the need for rapalntlng of homaa and other bulldlnga completed ai re­ cently aa 1M4. Many of tho houaei, farm bulldingf.aehoolj, hoipltalt, ehurehaa and other bulldlnga ereetad to the early paara of thla daeada aro now la need of rapalntlng. Getting that Job dona In addition to (applying paint tor atueturaa of oldar rintaga, should require tha twit effort* of tho paint Indnatry. Coopted with the need for paint tor protactIon against aro*In and weather, thate Is another Impor tant factor. That Is tha growing tendency of people to consider paint a atyU Item. Realising that n tabes only a aery modest tnveitmant to paint to ra-atyla a horns, •onsumers now repaint mora frequ ently than they did only a few years ago. As yat this trand ap pears to he confined largely to tha Interior of homaa, hut similar eon ((deration of exteriors la also In­ creasing. ^Tbo problem for tha paint Industry Is to encourgag* this trend In the face of all tha other demands modern living makes on tho Ind ivldual consumer’s Income. The familiar Interior and exter­ ior paints normally account for about 00 per rent of tha paint In duitry’s sale*. The remaining 40 per eent la mads up of isles of specialised finishing materials for Industrial and transportation use. The** Include paint for automo­ biles, ships, railroad rolling stock, appliances, office and industrial equipment and a host of other pro­ ducts of Industry. In addition, they Include the maintenance palnta ne­ cessary to keep our Industrial plant In good condlllon Aa far as finishes for products are concerned, demand In 19M toll of course, depend directly on gen­ eral manufacturing activity. There are encouraging sign* that the lev­ els reached In 188T may be Imprnv ed In 19.VI In some types of Indus trie*. Hence, the sales opportunit­ ies tor Industrial product* finishes should he quite favorable, with an Increasing share of the business being won by those paint manu facturers whose effective research has brought forth dramatic new; types of finishes. In the Industrial maintenance field, piospecta are bright. New paint products that do a better Job of protecting expensive Installat­ ions have been Introduced and in­ dustry generally hai been quick to put them to use. With lese new In­ dustrial construction Indicated, It will become Increasingly Important for businesi to protect ita present Investment*. Thera la no more eco­ nomical or effective way to accom­ plish this than toth paint At .Sherwin-Williams wa aro oosv fldent that 1968 will be another re­ cord je a r, with aalea surpassing those we enjoyed during our last fiscal year which ended Auguit Jt. We recognised tha* real effort will be needed -but such sffort has al ways been required In the highly competitive paint industry. THURSDAY BEGINS MORNING Dresses 4 One Rack Dresses Odd A End* 1.39 Value* 10.98-1196 6.99 * Now pncfiRis. a. d. — (ui*)— Ladies' Jeans Reg. 4.99-3.98 89c Special Ladies' 3.99 Prints Reg. 5.99 1.99 BRA'S 6.98-7.98 5.88 Mocassins 2.00 • Gowns Reg. 2.98 special priced at 1.99 One Lot Linen* • One Lot Crepe Gowns 3.98 value Now 1.99 8.88 , • One Lot Crepe Slips - Special 1.39 6.99 Sheets Blanketst .99 Ladies Coats One Group 49.95 - 54.95 Now 79c 39.88 Reg. 69* One Group 39.95 Now 59c One Group 34.95 Reg. , 49* Now 39c 2.99 .15 59.95 Reg. 24.95 Blue Serge 49.88 One Lot Ladies' Shoes 1y* 2.00 59.95 Charcoal Blk. 49.88 One Lot Childrens REG. NOW 4.98 3.99 2.99 2.99 1.99 4.88 2.99 7.98 3.98 , Boys Reg. 7.95 — 3.95-4.95- Pants Now S.88 3.88 Boy's Suits Reg. SALE 18.95 — 9.95 — 12.88 6.88 f 3.99 1 49.95 Coats Value 12.98 Now 9.88 39.88 Summer Now Shop Cops 69c— 3.99 3.50 ,59c Work Gloves — 1.88 La* Overalls 4.50 Anvil Overalls 3.95 Pre - Teens fir Children Coats Value* to 24.95 Now 8.88 to 18.88 M E N ’ R A IN Reg: 2.00 Tan, Blue, Flannel 15.00 Mens SALE Reg. 9.98 17.95 4.88 - 9.88 Reg. 18.95 Blue Serge 14.95 Gab & Wool 12.95 Flannels 12.95 Wool* 9.95 Value 8.95 Reg. Now 6.95-7.95 Now Sport Coals Blue Denim a Other* • Valuta Dress Pants 0* One Lot Odds & Asst. 25.00 Rayons 14.88 Buyl 1 j • One Lot Curtains Boy's Sport Gabardine Only v V Sweaters 2.99 15.00 $101 Sweaters 1.00 One Lot Sale 16.88 12.88 10.88 9.88 7.88 6.88 5.88 COATS Now 1.79 M E N ’S SPORT H i COATS One Group 29.95 » Now » Now Is The Time To Bedspreads 39c 44.88 • 59.95 49c Reg. 19.95 M en's Robes Reg. SALE 9.88 Now 12.98 7.88 9.95 4.88 6.95 Now Boy’s T-Shirts 54.95 Charcoal Special 1.00 4.99 Now Men's Suits 2.00 . Reg. 60c One Lot Children's Moccaaala 3.98 1.99 Pillow Cases \ One Group 29.95 16.88 Sale 19c One Odd Lot 10c - i a SALE 19.88 16.88 12.88 7.88 5.88 4.88 2.99 1.99 REGULAR 24.95 22.95 16.95 10.95 7.95 6.95 3.95 2.95 One Group 2.98 27.88 Bath Cloths .25 Reg. 2.98 . 2.99 i Reg. One Group 12.98 One Group 3.98. 1.00 Childrens Ballet 9.88 Now 2.88 Reg. 8.88 One Group 14.98 - 16.95 • Flannel Pajamas Reg. 3.98 SA LE Towels 10.98 12.88 Now 15.88-12.88 LINGERIE 19.88 Now On* Group 19.98 - 18.88 f* .Odd Lot 1.00 - 1.50 Ladies' Shoes reg. SALE 12.98 9.98 49.95 29.88 $1.00 • Rayon Slips, one lot Reg. 1.49 Now Only .00 Panties One Group 24.95 - 27.50 One Group Ladies’ Gloves Reg. 1.50-1.95 3.49 Special DRES S ES 54.95 - 59.95 5.95 - 7.95 Volues a KBIT ft IN AWARM WTTHKRSHBI.Q, O o n n . -X T P - WiUlasn H. C o m , w u toted |4 for Havhut a notof aaaffira M hM « ito daaplta hi# sareee that “A keep# asa awake while driving." Now Ex: 7.98 Now 4.00 2.99 Now ■CTRNMVB TURK BY Thankigivtn* *urfc#r wee costly to the Lutheran Memorial Church, 1300. An matron wild turkey oreehed thaough a lerg* ria-bypfcfrtoo* window hi the eheroh. A eonetasmthm eompanr aattmatad ropier unset east of fee window % Price On* Group 3.99 Ladies' Suits | Ladies' Host Reg. L50 Ladies' Hats • 9:00 a. m. - 6:00 p. m. JANUARY 2188 & 19.88 Drapes 1.99 Men's Felt Hats One Group 10.00 Value Now 7.00 7.95 Value Men's Shoes REG. I SALE 14.88 16.95 12.95 7.88 Special Work Shoes 9.95 6.99 Men's Ties 1.00 7.95 Value 5.98 One Rack Belts 79c Throw 5.95 Value , i 3.98 Ladies' Rain Coat SALE Now 6.88 12.88 10.00 14.95 .1 Boy’s Boxer Pants 2.99 1.7t Raff. 2.50 Special $1.79 1 .0 0 - 2 .0 0 Don’t Mi** Purcell’* Once A Year Gigantic Clearance Sale B. E PURCELL Co. • NO ^ REFUNDS Ban ford — O r land* • NO ” EXCHANGE �-m -; ..... *■ ” f t *V t i - ' *, * . • * .*> • l “ Forces M arch O n M aracay To At • o'clock Wednesday night ha I Egyptian newspapers bannerlln- India’s Anup Singh started work By JOSEPH TAYLOR military base in Maracay. SO ntilea Teres Jimenes said the flights telephone calls from New York a standstill. U |M P M Staff (Vre«p*Meot w e s t of Caracas. Venemlan were “ disorganized'* and did no were being accepted la Caracas. Residents stayed off tha streets called on them to surrender or laeo ed the end of tho conference and setting up a permanent solidarity CARACAS. Vh i i w Ii (UP) PretM«at M irto i Perea Jlmeimz acnon^vd f:n r jtrrf-fu l rtJumns ‘fte r e uarcnisg c* V ir s 'iy toloy tacyMa a »r»««Niw Ly a military gtoap tfeat n o v i r r i u m to bomb m i anafe tao stpitaL Ho es peeted a victory in a mat­ ter of boon. Rut there wai no word yet of a major claib. The revolt wag led by air* force ualta and army troopa at the big sources in New York said the Nary damage. Ho said one rebel air­ had Joined the uprising against craft bussed the presidential pal­ what they called Perea Jimenez’ ace but was shot down by anti­ aircraft fire. dictatorship. The U. S. Embassy reported all 1 Authoritative sources in Wash­ JO,000 Americana in the capital, ington said rebel jet and propeller mostly oil workers and their fam­ planes strafed the capital Wednes­ ilies, were safe. The city Itself was day and one dropped a bomb but at a standstill with residents fear caused no casualties. ful of new air raids. Caracas Radio broadcast unin­ The government admitted rebel terrupted classical music from 11 plane attacks on the capital, but o'clock, e.s.t. Wednesday night. No Weather with showers ending this becoming partly cloudy taoigkt sod Friday. Much colder with low tonight U U U. VOL. X L IX ■ Cables were getting through from Caracas but tho Venezuelan gov­ ernment censors outgoing cables. Military police, security police and national guardamen in battle dress guarded tha presidential pal­ ace and tha main public buildings in Caracas, capital of one of the richest oil producing nations of the world. Vehicular traffic in the elty of 70,000 automobiles came almost to described the weeklong talks as annihilation. Meanwhile, In Cairo the Afro- "historic** and "epoch making" In Aslan "solidarity conference" end­ developing .the Afro-Aslan bloc. Egyptian workmen today w e r e ed Wednesday in a hurst of antiWestern resolutions that condemn­ taking down the huge, five-lan­ ed the Eisenhower Doctrine, NATO guage banneri and signs that fes* i tooned Cairo during the conference. and tho Baghdad Pact. The delegates, mostly left wing The delegatee either were an route groups, called on the West to ac­ home or to Egypt's agrlcultur.il cept the latest Soviet plea for an ihow place in Tahir Liberation a were visiting the Immediate end to nuclear tests Province. and condtmned the policies of the G * ief SI Sadsl and United States, Britain and Prance. W a n te d f e r a l* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. Established 1909 but maintained constant watches at windows and balconies for possi­ ble air raids. State Department officials in Washington said the situation waa •'serious'* but they declined to eval­ uate the full impact of it until they received further reportJ. Teres Jimenez insisted the re­ volt was confined to only a few units at the big Maraeay base along the Pan-American Highway. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2, 1958 M United Preei Leased Wire committee with headquarter* in Cairo to' carry out the conference resolutions. Arrangements for financing tho new body were left vogue In tho final resolution establishing it but Egypt was expected to maka tho m ajor contribution. Western observers studied texto of the resolutions and hoped for detailed reports of what ltd up to them to get an inkling Of what happens next. Shop and Save In Sanford sPyrs ' *5'i o . «V _ s c V- - : NO. 161 * U. S. Is Urged To Become Full Member Of Pact KARACHT. Pakistan (UP) President Iskander Mirra today urged the United States to join the Baghdad Tact as a full member. He also said he favored EastWest summit talks— but only after extensive groundwork had been laid by the Western Big Four ilble number or nations.'* foreign ministers. , The United States now Is a Interviewed by a group of visit- member only nf ihe military and Ing foreign newsmen, Mirra said economic committees of the pact. U. S. membership in ihe Baghdad The five full members are TakiaTWO YOUNG LADIES try on the Courtesy Week Upcl | Courtesy Week b a d g e s to wait on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pact would have "the greatest tan. Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Great badges and practice for the event which gets underway in Blank of DeBnry. Tne orange and white lap*! badges will possible effect on the largest pos- Britain. 9 displayed by salespeople and those meeting the public Sanford Monday morning. Mrs. Mildred Johnson and Mrs. Mlrsa, an Impressive gray hair­ (Staff Photo) Barbara Brown, tellers at the Florida State Bank, wearing during Courtesy Week Jan. G-12. ed figure radiating a powerful per­ sonality. received newsmen In the mansion, once a British govern­ ment building. "The Baghdad Taet should be strengthened," M ina told the newsmen who are making a By UNITED PRESS i (raffle count New Year'* nlgnt round - the • world Bight with A well-known farmer and citrus The nation's motorist* opened'because "th at’s when the Ameri- the Australian Qantaa Airline, man of Seminole County passed the new year with a "distressing" can motorist is on his way back "The United States should come in j array at Seminole Memorial Hos- traffic death toll, and safety ex -, from visiting relatives or friends** ***!• would have tha greateit perts said their estimates of the at holiday gatherings." possible effect on tha largest numholiday highway slaughter prob- The final count will not he her of nations Courtesy Week In Sanford will claimed by fiov. I^-Roy Collins as *****! ornrvein. known until all reports are in "The pact is not aimed at the give everyone an opportunity to a statewide event and has also victor M. Greene Sr., 8B, died at ably would he "far exceeded." The National Safety Council later today, but Dearborn said Arab la-ague hut supports It. Every take part in one of the biggest been set aside a* a special event yesterday following an illness had estimated that 130 persons figures so far show the toll is Baghdad Tact member that I event* ever staged here. for Sanford by Mayor David (Jit- of approximately six weeks. I would he killed In Iraffie during running at a rate 23 per cent know of wanta Arab unity." Merchant* are going all out to fhri. The Courtesy Week rejpbra- i 'M r. Greene was a member of the Asked about the possibility e t $ make the event worthwhile for ‘inn will get underway Monday Board of Trusters ef the hospital the 30-hour mid week New Year's greater than last year, holiday period. He said the holiday toll could summit meeting Mirsa replies!! pas shoppers, too, by staging a Court­ morning ami will continue througt)- in wMrh he passed away, "I favor one, hut re,u\l prefer w __ _ _ __ __ ^of *o Iraf ivur uiw, nut V tW ffWfli At 10 p. m. e.s.t., today the Unitdouble thn "average" out the vycck. i f v' New Year’s Day was a sort of esy Week Clean up Sale. ,111 .•J-fW-r *TU*Wott.iV*o. ed P reu traffic death 'count h ad 'fie death** for a similar non holi-* *P«dework by too foreign Already, plan* made by tlio Ban­ Ta., Mr. Greene came to Sanford reaching disappointing __89l_----- „. one for G em -- , According _ 'to reports _ reached the 138 mark for Ihe per- day period in early winter. ministers first. Iheo ptrha Swain. 70-year old handyman, port- The Sanford Herald, merchants are ford-Seminole County Junior Cham In Mil and attend' d schools here. lod from 0 p m New Year's Eve A New Year's Eve snowstorm something tangible c o u l d and her of Commerce, who will cooper­ e- and Janitor for a number of j offering some of the biggest anc' Ha was a member and deacon through m i d n i g h t Wednesday, that dumped 3 to IS'inches of achieved instead of a mere suc­ Sanford firm*. I finest bargains ever to be display ate with the Seminole County of the First Presbyterian Church, cession of receptions and banquets George, while working in the ed on shelves and tables in the Chamber of Commerce In staging a Veteran of World War I. a mem Fires .eaused lit deaths, I person snow across the nation's Midlands was killed in a plane crash and was blamed in part for ihe high ^orVV'. neighborhood of Commercial and local store*. "It's really going to Courtesy Week, here have been her of the American Iwglon and a Mirra said the two main Issue* IS died In other mishaps for a traffic death rate. completed. Park Aves.. left hi* blevcle in the be big," one spokesman said, member of the Oddfellows. still keeping Taklstan-lndia rela­ total of 191. ------------------------rear of the Valdes Hotel. Throughout the week merchants Appointed by M. L. Raborn, tions at a peak of tension ara Mr. Greene had been engaged New York had the highest re- _ .. , Whan he returned the bleycle will offer Courtesy Week specials. president of the* local Jaycees. those of Kashmir and the sharing In farming In Seminole County for ported traffic toll with 2» killed. L O m e d l O n S k c l t O D gone. Someone, George report r _ Courtesy Week has been pro- chairman of Ihe local observance 10 years and had recently enter­ California reported II on the high of river walers which India repeat­ ed. had apparently stolen Ihe old will be Howard McNulty. edly ha* threatened to cut off from ed the citrus growing business. He ways, New Jersey 13, Texas 9, bicycle on which he made his way _ . . . , — .. . Secret Committees have been made hi* residence on tho West- Ohio an Virginia S each and Pakistan. to town each day from his home U t T I C C r S U O n d l t l O n appointed by McNulty to select the side. Illinois 7. most courteous waitress, salesHARRY CANELL JR at Ned H. Dearborn, council presi­ He Is survived by his wife. Mrs. **it*a going to bo hard to identify 5 a i d U n c e rta in lady, salesman, policeman and SANT MONICA, Calif. (U P>work In hia new office In tho bleycle," George reported, "be WA w2t-yearflki Navy officer. n>°*‘ courteous act. Winners In Victor M. Greene., Sanford; one dent, said all signs point t o ’an­ Comedlan Red Skelton today faced other tragic holiday on the high­ Sanford. Picture waa taken cause It'* in old and there was no struck down early yesterday morn- oaf*1 category will receive a l!.« ___ ways. Only last week, at least 223 an "Indefinite" stay In St. John's Jr., Wilmington, Del.; two sons, number on It that I know o f'. * Ing as he walked along Sanford B. S. Savings Bond. from Sun.shine Nowa of the Hospital lie was hospitalized H o s p i t a l where wiiere tie hospitalized | a** 1 a s . Jr., Ft. McClel­ traffic fatalities marred the Christ­ after an acute "Cardiac-asthma- I H s I T m S r l l S l O r y And, of course, as bicycle* go, Ave. near 28th St. continued in an Fr*LCo. Other special events have hern Lt. V. M. Greene and Alfred F. Greene, mas holiday, a figure well in ex­ there are many Just like the one ' uncertain condition" at Orange planned for the week and will b e . land,. Ala. The yearemi statement of First . . . v,r*«r cess of the 180 highway deaths esti­ tic" attack which nearly cost him £ * 2 S Z *“ •Federal Saving* and Loin Amt. ’x*>r t««r™r *'x»!!tR<1 tiv»A Memorial Hospital thla morning. ‘ announced a. the big week-long M. Greene III & and John Dult.il* mated by the council. Dr. Garth K. Graham, the com- shows assets of 37,214.829 41, highHeavy event get* underway. "If* sad," Dearborn »ald, "but Greene, both of Ft. McClelland, Banners promoting the event will ... wlo f * Phyririan. »»ld Skelton was In the 23 year history of the ed folk* here and there to the best Attack Squadron Nine received a be distributed to in e r c h a nt* Ala., and Alfred M. Greene Jr., ' Judging by past experience* the head injury, fractured legs, and really heavy Heath report* will !‘p, r o|^ f ," "" "?ry ••*i*l«‘°rlly" organization and nine percent aSanford; one granddaughter. Shir, of his ability and certainly “court­ fractured ribs when he either fell throughout the city. Also bumper lav Diana Greene. Sanford; one probably ita rt coming in fast Jhjt s,l‘l wa* 100 ra 1r,5r bove the similar figure for Dcceously and faithfully." strips will be attached to loral n°T °n8 h<! m“St * Jy " lh* *m brr« 19M- ,h" 1 continuing the | .Many, many times, when tables .nr . . . stepped in front of an automo- automobdes and badges will be dis­ sister, Mrs E. W. Mathews, Lees­ dtiring the morning hour* today." were to b e’served at elvle lunch­ bile traveling south shortly after played by salespeople and others burg; on* brother, Robert A. Dearborn anticipated a t o g f ^ g h . „* n i |e ,orw' rd ,urg# 01 r*C"nl | 2 30 a. m. yesterday. The story of “ man on the move** Greene, Daytona Beach; several eons or special dinners and affairs, Hospital attache* at Orange meeting the public. L | V(i atT t’n t i t In spite of "the tightest money appears In Sunshine Service News, George Swain was "on the Job" to nieces ami nephews. Official* have said that "Court K| Eif Dt C! f I Skelton was stricken Monday! conditions In the past decide," Ihe a company publication of the Flor­ tee that everyone would he taken Memorial said that no condition csy Week" will be an annual event Funeral services win he held at . , '. ", ... * " ® " n|Kht at his Bel-Air home and saving* placed with Firs! Federal ida Power and Light Company was available since the y>ung of care of and served well. In Sanford and is expected to be 3 p m . tomorrow at the First fircr was “ still in x-ray this morn r " : ? V r : 'V,,u' U f r"*hrd "nconicloua to the hospital exceeded I2..WOOO and Inched a- which is distributed statewide a t Right now. George Swain has no one of the biggest celebrations of Tresbyterlan Church with tha nev. bday with aking-air«dUx head- where he was reported to have head of the 19M record. However. well as to other section* of tha • «N»ay to get back and forth from his ing.” ache. A. G. Melnnls officiating. been near death. |n the face of the "less rosy" out- country. However, a spokesman for the its kind to be staged here. home to downtown Sanford—that Active pallbearers will be dea­ Elliott wrota a North Dakota The 43 year old comedian rallied look, especially toward the end of The article, covering three pages Is. unless his blevcle Is returned 0,fl<T r ’ M»?*dron «*ve the young con* of the First Presbyterian newitpaper be alrrndy pay* n Min­ to greet the new year with a mid- the year, savers found It necesnry of the publication nod using 10 pic­ - until he can get another to re- ma." ' c"n'" tlont •• •‘aertoui*. nesota income tax and, under a Churrh; J M Garrett, Clarence night phone call to his wife, to withdraw, or the purpose for tures, is written on the activities of place the old one. , A ‘,‘,c‘or >c,lcrday' Immediate Mrs. Cecil Ozier Redding, C. C ' Henderson, Dick new l«w, may hava to pay a Georgia, who had gone home to be which funds had been saved arriv- Harry A. Canell Jr., one of Flor­ Funny th in g - New Year's Day Iy *u" ’r r *'d «*»« Aiken, Klrhy Fite Jr , Dr. Harry North Dakota tax. Besides, ho with the couple's children. ed and tho net Inflow was under ida Power and Light Company'! bring* many different observa­ Herrmann's condition v;a* neither works for * Delaware corporation, Woodruff. W. S. Brumley Jr., and good or bad. but th it it could be "Sick as he la, he talked his last year’s figure hy 23 percent,, five District Engineers. tion*. Some are good wishes for Mr*. Cecil Orier, 51, of Cham Harvey Hale. takes order* from a Michigan [ doctor into letting him call me at according to Howard Faville, preslLory Snipe*, writer of the »rticle, the coming year — others are listed as "fair". pagne, III. passed away suddenly dent. All other deacons and elder* of office, live* in Minnesota, wotk* midnight.’* Mrs. Skelton said. champions In Ihe article that "Llko parties and revelry to bow the new last Saturday night. in North Dakota Tor a firm whirh Hospital attendant* said earlier The association executive added year Tnto being. Rut for George many towms in Florida, Sanford's Mr*. Ozier was well known in the church will serve a* honorary n *ei\e* South Dakota, and that Skelton was able to "Joke a that there had been a strong tie. complexion i* changing with aeBwain it was a sort of disappoint th* Sanford area and had many pallbearers. gets hit pay check from Wiseon- little." (Conlimird i>n Pag* <> >fcant. tCantlnued on Pag* 8) The family requests shat flowers sin. friend* and acquaintances here George Is TO-years-old now and Funeral services for Mrs. Orier omitted. Those wishing to send walking those 13 or 15 block* to ; were held Tuesday afternoon at memorials in Mr. Greene's name, For Information On town l*n't quite a* easy as it' 2 o’clock in Champagne, III. m*V ‘'" 'i ‘hem to Thnrnwell Or CIRCULATION used to he. That bicycle was a Mr* Ozier was a sister-inlaw phanage at Clinton, S. C. I’ll. FA 2-2611 handy thing to have for transport*, i of Lowell Ozier, Sanford builder, Brisson Funeral Horn* la la or i f t o r 6 :3 0 p.rntion. i and developer. * I charge. E D I T O R ' S NOTE: Florida t On* of tha boys kept tha gun Kinney from Winter Haven, a P H . FA 2 0973 yachtsman Rlch-rd SI** tell* In on us while the other two went out friend of mine, and pretended I this dispatch of the night of ter­ and started loading their equip­ didn't know him. So he put two ror he and hi* wife and four ment and food on the tioat. and two together and called tho children spent a* captive* of They said they wanted lo take Coast Guard and Sheriff. It turned k* . four teen.age pirate* who took our boat and use it for about two out he and the fisherman reportell J Two members of the House Ways cilly, rather than one In which effort." versed. The flr*« nf these, which reform. In the light oi the present' over their 40 foot boat. or three weeks They first talked what was h ppening about the and Meaaa Committee today de­ the ultimate solution is arrived at The Wjyj md Means Committee we reject. Is to provide new ertt recession, may be tha only wav i of going to Cuba, then changed samo time. clared that reduction of exeeess- by a temporary advantage in mis member* said: ficial props for the economy hv we can Insure an increase In tax ' We pushed off from Islamorada, Be RICH A n n MV* their minds and said they wanted slle or space technology.’* "At present the eronomy is In a manipulating the money and credit revenues and eliminate the pro* Ively high Income tax rates Is as \* told to UNITED PKE.'. to go to Mexico, Later they said but a few minutes lat-*r the shePointing out that the present in­ recession coming after a period supply. It Is exactly this that has pert of repeated federal deficits | ! iff (John W. SpotUwood) came out 1ST.AMORADA, Fla. (UP)— My St.'Petersburg. essential to the bolstering of the come tax system was develop* I of inflation, caused in large part brought us the almost continuous with their inflationary characteris­ fsmily and I were in our boat— presently sagging national econo­ largely during a series of emer­ I f i n a l l y persuaded them I in a speedboat and really took by our tax system which so sever­ my as the strengthening of mili­ gencies over the past 23 years. ely limits the ability to save. As inflation of recent years, which in tics and consequent weakening of thn "Siesta"— Tuesday night *at couldn't navigate at night, and so charge. I was afraid the boys turn ha* brought us to th* current our defense effort. Craig Key. We had planned a quiet we left Craig Key early New might try to shoot it out and tary defenses la to the prosecution Ihe legislators declared that "the a result, business i* apprehensive, recession. I "We are firm in our belief that New Year'a Eve and had just gone Year’s morning. T h e y said it somebody would get hurt, hut they of the missile raee with Soviet income tax rate structure is clear­ production ami Income are dcclln "The other method is income tax not only can we afford to move Russia. would be all right for us to go to threw the rifle overboard Just be­ ly not In keeping with a free eco­ ing. and govemmen* ievenue* are reduction at soon as possible, de ahead with reform of the tax struc-j to bed. Suddenly these two boys burst Islamorada for gas, but when we fore the boat readied us. xjSponzors of a hi partisan meas­ nomy that must provide the reve­ falling off. The revm u? decline signed principally to reform the One thing I'll have to say about ure calling for complete reform nue for continuing high-level de­ has resulted in tne original esti­ rate structure, so that future ture, but actually we cannot af­ into our cabin and said, "Don't got there we had lo wait an hour those boys—they were very polite of the individual and corporate fense outlay* and at the same time mates of a SI S billion surplus In growth of the economy will no lon­ ford not to do so if this Nation Is move, don't make a sound. You because the power wa* off. to win the present race with the keep quiet and we'll let you know all the way through. They didn't income tax rate structure — Rep assure continued economic growth the rup-ent ( seal year being dixSly wife and the children de­ use any bad language and dldn t ger he dependent upon continuing Antoni N. Sadlak (R Conn.) and without inflation. The income tax carded completely. Instead, it i» inflation Our people will be en Soviet Union and. at the same what we're gonna do." serve all the credit for getting u* Rep. A. S. Herlong, Jr. (D-Fla.)— sy stem oimt not be allowed to con­ expected that the juro'us .irgiu couragcd by such action on the ! time, assure healthy, non infla-1 They held a rifle on us, and out of this safely. My wife slipped do any of us any harm. emphasized their conviction that tinue to discourage Initiative, pen­ at best b* E.-90 m illin and tie part of the Congress, tha economy t ionary growth of the economy t o 1we couldn't do anything but what a note to my oldest son. David— | Hut my wife was pretty shat q up when we finally brought tbu the "contest wllh Soviet Russia u alize ambition, and restrict capi­ prospect of a budget dc/tei*. has will he re-vitalized. Income will inset the needs of a rapidly-grow­ they said. he's lt- a n d he walked along the boat back in and she cried a lot. ing population. The legislation we i basically one that will be deter tal formation; rather it must be not been ruled out. riae. and government revenues will have introduced provide* the Con-1 They wok# up tha children and dock and slipped thn not*, to a * I have owned and sailed boats mined by.the relative eapaeity of completely reformed to sUegthen “ There are only fwo methods hy again resume their steady growth, ! greaa with an opportunity to begin ! told them the same thing They fisherman. for 30 yeari, hut nothing like thij the two nations to grow economi- the economic basis of our defense whicb this situation can b« re­ btrauge as u may seem, tax rata wera all very polita about ik j About that tim t I aaw Wally ever happened before. Cuuuaui-U oa i’aga 8 Everyone To Take Part In Courtesy Week Here ' v* Traffic Death Toil Reaches 156 Mark Noted Resident Victor Greene Dies Yesterday Bicycle Stolen From 70-Year-Old H.ocal Handyman Faces Indefinite Stay In Hospital Statement Shows Highest Assets ★ S W F J\ Z ★ ★ Story On Canell Seen In Magazine '»* ™ w Dies In Illinois Additional Local News Family Held Captive By Teenagers On Page Six Reduction Of Income Tax Rates 4 Is / Essential I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d716891d9f54a37a6bc24519aae29ed9.pdf e61beacf0c120509eb0a3aaeda1f77a4 PDF Text Text V* As (a 1M7, tfs p«h»t M u st* *o«M emtinM Is explind wrA prosper la U» year ahaad. Howm r , tbs Inert*M Is Tdaais of •slsa *01 ast c b m at «Wtr: h wffl bs tbs m a lt ri MMistsat wIKag effort. There ii no doubt that out eco­ nomy la pstula* ts **t«b It* brtslb before again pushing ahead. « e see sign* of that la many area* of bualnee* endeavur, Indicat­ ions art that thla trend wffl con­ tinue, possibly throufh tbs flrot half of 1858, with the Immediate prospect probaly mors favorable than one might be lead to bell) Hr toms of tbs headline* that des­ cribe Il­ ia tbs baOdinf Bald, tor eseaple, there le reaeon to bolloro that tats! expenditure* may b* higher In IMS than la 1MT. Although thero may ha ooms alakonlng oI tndaitrla! oonitruetlon, thla ahould bs more than offset by laereaaea In residential building and publia eoMtruetlon. Hosalng will be sparred by tbs pent-up demand Out « u aeS *atMdled during 1MT. It wffl bs thee encouraged by looeenlng of tho Htlght monoy' policy. The continuing demand for ns* achooli ihowe no ilgn of diminJihlng. In fanet, K la Incrcailng. aa Indicated by the great number of aehool building bond U nei which rotor* approred at the lait election In hundred* of eommunl ties throughout tho country. AH now building* require paint, ef eourae. But eron more eant to the paint Industry la the need for repainting ef home* and other building* completed at re­ cently a* 1854. Many of tho house*, farm bulldlngi.iehoola, hospital*, churches end otber budding* cted In tbs early yeara of thla docads are now In need ef repainting. Getting that Job don# In addition to (applying paint tor itucturo* of older vintage, ahould require the bait effort* of the paint Industry. Coupled with the need for paint tor protaction against croaln and weather, thne is another impor­ tant factor. That ia the growing tendency of people to consider ■ i■ aint a atyle Item, Realising thst i takes only a very modest Invest­ ment In paint to ro-ityl* a home, consumers now repaint more frequ ently than they did only a few years ago. As yet this trend sp pears to he confined largely to tha Interior of home*, but similar con­ sideration of exteriors Is alto In­ creasing.'tli* problem for tha paint Industry Is to encourgago this trend In the face of all the other demands modern living mikes on the Ind Ivldual consumer's Income. The familiar Interior and exter­ ior paints normally account tor about no per cent of the paint In dustry's sale*. The remaining to per cent ia made up of salea of specialised finishing materlita for Industrial and transportation use. These include paint for automo­ biles, ships, railroad rolling stock, appliances, office and industrial equipment and a host of other pro­ ducts of Industry. In addition, they Include the maintenance palnta ne­ cessary to keep our Industrial plant In good condition. As far as finishes for produels era concerned, demand In 19M will of eourse, depend directly on gen­ eral manufacturing activity. There are encouraging signs that the lev at* reached In 1KT may be Improv ed In 19.14 In some types of Indus tries. Hence, the sales opportunit­ ies tor Industrial products finishes ahould he quite favorable, with an Increasing share of the business being won by those paint manu fseturers whose effective research bis brought forth dramatis new types of finishes. In the Industrial maintenance field, prospect* are bright. New paint product* that do a better Job of protecting expensive Installot Iona have been Introduced and In­ dustry generally has been quick to put them to use. With less new in­ dustrial construction Indicated, It will become Increasingly Important tor business to protect Its present Investments Thera la no more eco­ nomical or effective way to accom­ plish this than with paint At Sherwin-Williams w t are sonfldent that 19M wiU be another re­ cord year, with salea twspessitig those we enjoyed during our last fiscal year which ended August 31. We recognlied that real effort will be needed -but suck effort has al­ ways heon required In the highly competitive paint industry. 2nd 6.99 » 1.39 New WTTHKRSHEl.D, Omm. — William It. Coney was Rued ffl tor having a noisy aiu/fWr on hifl e ito deepito hie came* th at *1* keep* see awake white delving." The 0 . 11. eaikaw nearer 0000,000 1UM og agethvoagbt r**.- 89c Special 3.49 Special Ladies' 3.99 Prints Reg. 5.99 1.99 BRA'S $1.00 F* 12.98 8.88 5.88 Now 2.88 • Gowns Reg. 2.98 special priced at 1.99 One Lot Linens • One Lot Crepe Gowns 3.98 value Now 1.99 • One Lot Crepe Slips - Special 1.39 6.99 Sheets .99 1.00 Now 79c Ladies Coats One Group 49.95 • 54.95 39.88 Ref. 09* One Group 39.95 Now 59c One Group 34.95 Reg. , 49* V Now 39c One Group 29.95 Now Bath Cloths Reg. Childrens Ballet .25 2.99 .15 Reg. 2.98 49.88 Ladies' Shoes * 2.00 54.95 1.00 4.99 2.99 7.98 3.98 Now 3.99 2.99 2.99 1.99 4.88 2.99 59.95 V 49.95 Boys Pants Reg. 7.95 — Now 5.88 3.88 Boy's Suits Reg. SALE 18.95 — 9.95 — 12.88 6.88 ■vs wi i 1- c m . L * Coats Value 12.98 Now Summer Now Shop Caps 69c — 3.99 3.50 i9c ________ 1.88 Work Gloves — Prt - Teens & Children Coats Value* to 24.95 Now 8.88 to 18.88 M EN’ RAIN Reg: 2.00 Tan, Blue, Flannel Reg. 9.98 CO A TS 1.79 NOW > Now 1.99 Men's Felt Hats One Group 10.00 Value Now 7.00 7.95 Value Men's Shoes REG. SALE 16.95 14.88 12.95 7.88 Special Work Shoes 6.99 9.95 7.95 Value 5.98 2188 28x-U Throw 1 RUGS 1.59 12.88 10.00 14.95 5.95 Value & 19.88 Sweaters SA LE Now 6.88 16.88 12.88 10.88 9.88 7.88 6.88 5.88 Drapes M EN ’S SPORT I t . CO ATS One Group 29.95 15.00 M e n 's SALE Lee Overalls 4.50 — 9.88 One Lot Sale Re?. 18.95 Blue Serge 14.95 Gab & Wool 12.95 Flannels 12.95 Wools 9.95 Value 8.95 Reg. Now 6.95 - 7.95 Now Sport Coals Blue Denim. 1.00 Dress Pants One Lot * Odds & Asst. 25.00 Rayons 14.88 Anvil Overalls 3.95 SA LE 9.88 7.88 4.88 Boy's Sport 39.88 4.88 2.99 1.99 Curtains 39c Gabardine Only 5.88 J! One Lot 4.88 - 9.88 Boy's T-Shirts Charcoal Special 7.88 Others • Values 17.95 Now 44.88 Childrens Sweaters 3.98 Charcoal Blk. 12.88 Now Is The Time To Buy I 3.99 Men's Robes 49.88 One Lot 4.98 59.95 49c Bedspreads Re?. Now 12.98 9.95 6.95 Blue Serge One Lot Reg. 60c SA LE 19.88 16.88 REGULAR 24.95 22.95 16.95 10.95 7.95 6.95 3.95 2.95 One Lot Sale 19c One Odd Lot 10c - 59.95 **! Re?. 24.95 Mens Suits 2.00 REG. Blankets 1.99 , j, Pillow Cases | 19.88 Chlldrvn’i MoccmbIb I 8.88 One Group 2.98 27.88 9.88 One Group 12.98 . 2.99 Reg. 2.00 Mocassins One Qroup 14.98 - 16.95 • Flannel Pajamas Reg. 3.98 SA LE Towel s 19.88 Now Odd Lot One Group 3.98 Ladies' Shoes reg . SALE 6.98-7.98 Now 49.95 15.88-12.88 LINGERIE • Rayon Slips, one lot Reg. 1.49 Now Only 1.00 Panties 49c One Group 24.95 --27.50 On* Group 19.98 - 18.88 1.00 - 1.50 10.98 39.88 On* Group Ladies’ Gloves Reg. 1.50-1.95 Ladies* Jeans Re?. 4.99-3.98 DRESSES U4 t o -' 59.95 “ ' 54.95 5.95 - 7.95 Values 3.95-4.95- ____ K B IT R U t AW A n Now Ex: 7.98 Now 4.00 2.99 Now ■Kl'BNMVW nntKBT PflJfiJlB, JL D. — — A Thanksgiving turkey v u costly to the Lutheran Memorial Church, $300. Aa eastern wild turkey crashed thmmgii g large, ain-byBAmtonk window Ik the ehwroh. A eonetosseStosi company estimat­ ed ropier.meet m et g at % Price On* Group 3.99 * Ladies* Host Reg. 1.50 Ladies* Hats § Odd & End* Value* 10.98-1198 S i Dresses One Rack Dresses 9:00 a. m. - 6:00 p. m. 3.98 Ladies' Rain 1 Coat | ,l Boy’s Boxer Pants 2.39 -.1,71 R#f. 2.50 Special $1.79 1 .0 0 - 2 .0 0 li Don't Mil* Purcell’s Once A Year Gigantic Clearance Sale B.CPURCELLCo. • NO v .* REFUNDS Sanford — Orlande • NO ■* EXCHANGE ▼ v �^ * . \ ' • Maracay To t f JO SEPH TAYLOR Ufeltai fw N Staff (Vrespeedent CARACAS. Venezuela (UP) PrctMeat H i m i Pr-ea Jimenez itnonsert f:«* Freer tful ro’umn* -U re tiarcpia* c* Ma-a-cy H-lay tt m m a Ly a military gm* tsat i m r t r y im i to bomb at* w a ft tM taphtL Ha capeetcd a victory la a mattar at boon. Rot there w it no wort yet of a major claih. The revolt was led by a ir force uaita tad army troop* at the big military bate la Maracay. SO utile* w a t t of Cartel*. Venezuelan loureet la New York atld the Navy had Joined the uprising against what they called Perta Jlmenei’ dictalorihip. The U. S. Embaiiy reported all 90,000 American* la the capital, moitly oil worhera and their fa Bi­ llie*, were »afe. The city Itie It wai at a itanditlll with reaideata fear ful of new air raid*. The government admitted rebel plane attaek* on the eapltal, bat F rret Jimenei laid the flighl* were “dlwrguilzed” . and did no damage. He fiid one rebel air­ craft barred the presidential pal­ ace but wa* (Hot down by anti­ aircraft fire. Authoritative aourcei in WaihInc ton ilk) rebel Jet and propeller planee strafed the eapltal Wednes­ day and one dropped a bomb but caused no casualties. Caracas Radio broadcast unin­ terrupted classical music from 11 o'clock, a.a.t. Wednesday night. No telephone call! from New York were betas accepted la Caracal. Cables were getting through from Caracas but the Veneiuelan gov­ ernment censors outgoing cables. Military police, security police aad national guardsmen in battle dress guarded the presidential pel* aee and the main pubtie buildings in Caracal, capital of one of the richest oil producing nations of the world. Vehicular traffic la tha city of 70,000 automobiles eama almost to a stands till. Residents stayed off the streets but maintained constant watches at windows and balconies for possi­ ble air raids. State Department officials In Washington laid the situation was •■serious” but they declined to eval­ uate the full impart of It until they received further report*. Perea Jimenez insisted the re­ volt wai confined to only a few unlti at the big Maracay base along the Tan-American Highway. Weather Egyptian newspapers binnerlined the end of tha conference and described the wteklong talk* ai ••historic'’ and “epoch making” in developing -the Afro-Asian bloc. Egyptian workmen today w e r e taking down the huge, five-lan­ guage binneri sad signs that fes­ tooned Cairo during the eonfsrenee. The delegate! either were tn route home or to Egypt's agrlcultur.il show place In Tahir Liberation Province. d **- » were visiting the G ’ ief SI Sadai and India’s-Anup Singh started work setting up ■ permanent solidarity commute* with headquarter* lit Cairo to carry out the conference resolutions. Arrangements fnr financing the new body were left vague In the final resolution establishing It but Egypt w as expected to make the m ajor contribution. Western observers studied teste of the resolutions and hoped foe detailed reports of what led up to them to get an inkling d( whag happens next. Ifcrafttt coding this partly cloudy Mach colder a. Vote tu x At • o’clock Wednesday night he called on them to surrender or face annihilation. Meanwhile, In Cairo the AfroAslan “ solidarity conference” cod­ ed Wednesday In a burst of antiWestern resolutions that condemned the Eisenhower Doctrine, NATO and the Baghdad Pact. The delegates, mostly left wing groups, called on the West to ac­ cept the latest Soviet plea for an immediate end to nuclear testa and condemned the policies of the United State*. Britain and Prance. DAILY NEWSPAPER R SANFORD, FLORIDA. Established 1909 THURSDAY. JANUARY 2. 1958 Shop and Save In Sanford I United Press Leaied W irt • . SC'/- NO. 181 * To Become Member Of Pact KARACHI. Piklstaa (UP) -- laid by the Western Big Pour slble number or nittoni." President Iskander Mirza today foreign ministers. | The United State* nnw ts * urgrd the United Slates to join the ] Interviewed by s group of visit* member only nf the military *nd Baghdad Pact as a full member. ! log foreign newsmen, Mirza said eennimie committee* of the pact. He also said be favored East- j U. S. membership in Ihe Raghdad The five full member* ire rakliTWO YOUNG LADIES try on the Courtesy Week lapel | Courtesy Week badgos to wait on Mr. and M ri. Arthur West summit talks— but only after l Tact would have “the greatest tan. Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Great badges and practice for the event which gets underway In Blank of DeBary. The oranire and white lapel badges will extensive groundwork had been 1possible effect on the lirgest pos- Britain. Sanford Monday morning. Mrs. Mildred Johnson and Mrs. i displayed by salespeople and those meeting the public M ina, an Impressive r* T hairrd figure radiating a powerful perBarbara Brown, tellers at the Florida State Bank, wearing during Courtesy Week Jan. 6-12. (Staff Photo) sonallly, received newsmen In the mansion, once a British govern­ Noted Resident ment huihllng. “The Baghdad Tact should be strengthened." Mlrtn told the Victor Greene newsmen who are making a Dies Yesterday Ry UNITED PRESS traffic count New Year’s nlgnt round • Ihe - world flight with A well-known farmer snd rltru* The nation's motorist* opened because “ that's when the Amcri- the Australian Qantai Airline. man of Seminole County passed the new year with a “distressing'' ran motorist is on hla way back "The United States should come In a , this would hive th* greatest away at Seminole Memorial Hos traffic death toll, and safety ex from visiting relatives or friends possible effect on the largest num­ pert* said their estimate* of the at holiday gatherings." pltal yesterday afternoon. „ , The final count will not he ber of nalton*. holiday highway slaughter probCourtesy Week In Sanford will | claimed by Gov. l-oHoy Collin* as “ The pact is not aimed at the VJetOT M. Greene Sr., SO, died at at>ly would he "far rxcreded ” known until all reports are in give everyone an opportunity to a statewide event and has also Arab League hut support* It. Every later today, but Dearborn said The National Safely Council take part in one of the biggest been set aside as a special event yesterday following an illness ' Bicycle Stolen hail estimated that 13U persons figures so far show the toll Is Raghdad Pact member' that I events ever staged here. for Sanford by Mayor David Gat- of approximately six weeks. b' •" J ,r,n* running at a rate 25 per cent know of want* Arab unity.'* i Merchant* are going all out to rhe|. TheCourtesy Weekre|*bra'M~r. Greene w ,s a member of ihe From 70-Year-Old Asked about the possibility at • nf T ruster, nf ihe hospital «he JO hour mid week New Y e a r, greater than last year. make the event worthwhile for »ion will get underway Monday Board ria iii i * U 'u summit meeting Mirza replied: holiday period. Ho said the holiday toll could shoppers, too. by staging a Court- morning and will continue through- In whl rh he passed away, 4. oca I Handyman “ I favor on*, hut ,-r.uy prefer At 10 p. m. e.s.t.. today the Unit double tho “ average'' of 8o Iraf6ic week. ^ , • New Yesr’s Day was a sort of eiy Week Clean-up Sale. i_ Dam v i t l •'nrW'n.-V some spadework by the foreign ■ _ rd I’resi traffic death count had fie desiha’ for a similar non hob. According ’to reports reaching' Already, plan* made by t!(* Sindisappointing one for Gfnr-» ministers first. Then perhaps , * • , r> j re?.n* J'1!11'' ., 0 reached the 1M mark for tho per- day period In early winter. Bwaln. 70-year old handyman, port- The Sanford Herald, merchants are ford-Sctninole County Junior Cham- In 1S11 and attended school* here. jo(j ff0m * p m **>w Year's Eve A New Year’s Eve snowstorm something tangible e o u 1 d be e- and Janitor for a number of offerlng some of the biggest and her of Commerce, who will cooperH* was a memher anddesenn through m i d n i g h t Wednesday that dumped 3 to 1* •inches of achieved instead of a mere suc­ finest bargains ever to be display- ate with the Seminole County frsl fTeVhv.’erfan' Church; j.™ "a,T scd lit deaths, 1 person snow across the nation'* Midland* cession of receptions snd hanqpsl* Sanfhrd firm*. George, while svorking In the m L'ounVs'v t T h c r 7 h a « hl22 “ V' " ' r' 1 " nf WorM W'l r »• » was k led In a plane crash and wa, blamed in part for .he high and so forth.'* neighborhood of Commercial and K ; ?1 Mirza said the two main issue* 10 ' ' her of the American fa-cion and a AM in other mishap, mishaps for a traffic death rate, Park Aves., left hi* bievcle in the be big. one spokesman said. completed. member of the Oddfellows. Hill keeping Piklstan-lndi* rela­ total of 191. rear of the Valdez Hotel. Throughout the week merchant* Appointed hy M. L. Rahorn, tion* at a peak of tension are Mr. Greene had been engaged New York had the highest raWhen he returned the bicycle wUl offer Courtesy Wee)i special*, president of tht* local Jayeees. |„ fum ing in Seminole County for ported traffic toll with 2t killed. C o m e d i a n S k d f O n those of Kashmir and the sharing »•»<« gone. Someone, George report­ Courte.y Week ha* heen pro- chairman of Ihe lora observance 4n JM fi lnd nf river waters which India repeat­ recen1ly pntpr. r ,tlfnrnla reported M on Ihe high- ^T , ' ed. had apparently stolen the old edly hat threatened to cut off from will be Ilowjrd McNulty. rd the citru* crowing business, lie ways, New Jersey 13, Texas 9. r Q C G S | n d c f l l l l t ’C bicycle on which he made his way r U f ie n i- 'r P /x n A i f Irx n Pakistan. h ec................. re t. toinmiltees have. been ____ ma,te ..... his .... residence on the. West- ....... Ohio an Virginia , . ... ...... — ......... . irginia R each and to tosvn each day from his home Officer's Condition *ppmntrd hy McNulty to select Ihe si(je> Illinois 7. Stay In Hospital at 1007 Locust Ave. most courteous waitress, sales- H# |urvlvC(j by h[§ wlfe M rl Ned H. Dearborn, council presl“ It’a going to be hard to Identify Said ‘Uncertain' SANT MONICA, Calif. (UP)— Statement Shows lady, salesman, policeman Victor M, Greene. Sanford; one dent, said all signs point tn an- Comedian Red Skellon today faced the bleyele.” George reported, “ be. cause If* lo old and there wo* no an “ Indefinite” stay in St. John’, Highest Assets number on It that t knnsv n f'. ' Hospital where he was hnspltaliml s r ; __s *‘ . And, of course, as bicycles go, after an acute “Cardlac-nlltm*- I I I F l f m S H l S t O T y there are many Just like the one lie” attack which nearly cost him The yearend alatement of First h1* U*Federal Savtngi and Loan Assn. w . Memorial Hospital thla" morning, announced as the big week-long Dr. Garth K. Graham, th# com- shows assets of $7,J14.M9.tl, high- Traffle Death Toil Reaches 156 Mark Everyone To Take Part In Courtesy Week Here HARRY CANELL JR. work in hia new office Sunforti. Picture wm taken from Sunshine Newa of the FFALCo. ★ ★ ★ Story On Canell Seen In Magazine progresiing very satisfactorily” organization and nine percent a ^ad i n S fra c tu r^ T g ind he distribute! to m e r c h a n t , *nd Alfrrd ' ° ^ * neJ f f * ^ ' X n he either fell throughout the city. Also bumper - one granddaughter Shir- really heavy death report* will hut that It stilt was ton early to hove the similar figure for Dccprobably start coming In fast iraciurea nos wnen ne ru n rr icn .. . , ‘ , b e D ane s.rrrne, Sanford; one or stepped in front of an lutomn* *Hlps will bo attached to lorat t ^ , during the morning hour* today." tell how long he must stay in the ember. I9M, thus continuing tha hospitel r. k u w t firm's forward surge of recent Dearborn anticipated a heavy “ H* still is • tick man," the years. The story of "man on the move" Greene. Dayton* Reach; several doctor said. lliwpit.il attaches at Orange meeting the public. In spite of "the tightest money appPar, |n Sunshine Service News, niece* and nephews. KING-SIZED TAX HEADACHE Skelton was stricken Monday condition Memorial said that no conrfllbn Officials have said that “ Court millions in the past decade.” the a eonipany publication of the Flor,, , csy Week” will be an annual even! FARGO, N. D. UP —W. R. El- night at his Bel-Air home and Funeral service* will he held at saving* placed with First Federal power and l.tght Company ™ »v» ^ « ,n c « * * Moorhead. Minn., woke up rushed unconscious to the hospital exceeded *2,380.000 and Inched a- whjch ts distributed statewide a* in Sanford and is expected to he 3 p m. tomorrow at the First llo,‘ ,r; r . wa» ',l ln x-r3y lh,J morn one of the biggest celebration* of Presbyterian Church with the Rev. today with a king-sized tax head­ where he was reported to have head of the 1950 record. However. * Pij „ t0 0{her section* of the lnJ; ____ _____. . , ache. A. G. Melnnls officiating. heen near death. its kind to be staged here. in the face of the “less rosy” out- cr)lintry. , ^ . V,r' ■ ** ' h(> The 43 year old comedian rallied look, especially toward tho end of Active pallbearer* wlU he dea­ Flllntt wrote a North Dakota ----------The article, covering Ihrce page* ' gave the young cons nf the First Presbyterian newspaper healready pays a Min- to greet Ihe new year with a mid- the year, sau-ri found It nccrs.iry ot ,|l(, publication and using to p ic nia," ' ■<",«riou» . Church: J M. G arrrtt, Clarence nM"U inc,,m# Ult• nJ- uml,' r * night phone call to hla wife, to withdraw, or tho purpose for lures, is written on the activities of Mrs. Cecil Ozier . A * * lopi Redding, C. C Henderson, Dick new law, may have to pay a Georgia, who had gone home to be which fund* lud been saved arriv- Harry A. Canell Jr., one of Flor* aid that ^ ___ Aiken, Kirhy Fite Jr . Dr. Harry North Dakota lax. Resides, ha with the couple's children ed and tho net inflow was trader |d l rower and Light Company's Herrmann's condition was neither Dies In Illinois Woodruff. W. S. Rrumley Jr., and works for a Delaware corporation, good nr bad. but th it it could be sick as he la. hr talked his last year's figure hy 23 percent, flV0 nUIrlct Engineers, Mrs. Cecil Orier. 51, of Cham tnkrs orders from a Michigan Harvey Hale. listed as “ fair”. doctor Into letting him call me ataccording to Howard Faville, preslj ^ y snipe*, writer of the -rtlcle. pagne, III. passrd away suddenly office, lives in Minnesota, work* midnight. Mr* Skelton said dent. chaniplbn* In tho article that "Liko All other deacon* and elder* of last Saturday night, in North Dakota for n firm which llospit,.! attendant* said earlier The association executive add-.l nuny llmn, Florida, Sanford's Mr*. Orirr was well-known in the church will serve as honorary n1■-i *enes South Dakota, and h»f Skelton was able to "joke a that there had been a itrong dr- complexion 1* ehangin* with aethe Sanford area and had many grt» hi* pay chock from (Macon- little.” tfonllnued o„ Pag* I) | tContInued o„ Page •> friend* and acquaintance, here The family requests that Towers Funeral services for Mrs. Oiler omitted. Those wishing to send were held Tuesday afternoon at memorials in Mr. Greene's name, fo r Information On 2 o'clock in Champagne, HI. may send them to Thnrnwell Or CIRCULATION Mr* Orier «»» » sister In law phanage at Clinton. S. C. PH. FA 2-2611 of Lowell Orier, Sanford builder, Prljson Funeral florae la In or aflor 6:30 pm . and developer. • ] charge. E D I T O R '* NOTE: Florida I One of the boy* kept tha gun Kinney from Winter Haven, a PH. FA 20978 yachtsm an ftlcb-rd MM tells In on ns while Ihe other two went out | friend of mine, and pretended 1 Ihli d lsp ilrh of Ihe night of ter- and started loading their equip- didn't know him. So he put two m r he a"d hi* wife and four ment and food on the Iwiat. ami two together and called this children spent a* captive* nf They said they wanted to lake Coast Guard and Sheriff. It turned kl . four teen-age pirlle* who look our boat and use it for about two o'H he and the fisherman reported 1 Two members ot the House Ways ciily. rather than one In which effort." versed TV* f!r«* ot these, which reform. In the light of the present over their 40-foot boat. or three weeks They first talked w hat wsi h ppenlng about the ind Mean* Committee today de- the ultimate solution 1* arrived at The Wiy* snd Meins Committee w. reject. Is to provide new *rtl recession, miy he the only w«y of going lo Cuba, then changed »»me time. dared that reduction of exeecsi* temporary advantage in mis- members saidficial prop* for ihe economy hv we ran Insure an increase In tax By R i o t a r d at tq their minds and said they wanted We pushed off from Islamorada, Ively high Income lax rales Is as ,l''' or ,pace technology.” "At present the economy 1* In a manipulating ihr monry ami credit revenues and eliminate the pro* to go to Mexico. Later they said I"*1 a few minutes lat-r the shets i.Ud lo UNITED PRE!. ... . ... Pointing out that the present In- recession coming after a period supply. It is exactly this that Im peel nf repealed federal deficits iff (John W. Spottawoodl came out IS7.AMORADA, Fla. (UP)— My St. 'I'etcrshurg, ' ' ' ' ■' '' ' " pnillP ill*; Hirin' J nf ntUrH in irk large larn» part m ri brought br.v.rfiD „• lU n al ................ .. ,»U lls.lw f oine. tj|K ta * iVitrm was desetopr'il of Infl.YtSnn inflation, caused us |U« Ihe almost continuous ssith th d r i-ft..l,„ inflationiry chsracteris- gimils and I were in I our boat— I f i n . t l y persuaded them I *» • , P 'ed h o ,t ‘wlt V l,r2fly durln* * w rta* of ,m ' r- b>’ 0,lr '»* which so sever- InGation of recent years, which n tics snd consequent weakening of h , " S lM tl" - Dies nesday night 'at couldn't navigate at night, and so eb,arj**' * w#* tbe S!n.ee.ni™ p%" U r,y ,im11’ ,h* *h|Ii,y , 0 A’ »<>m has brought us U* tha current o,.r defense effort. I Craig Key We had pi anned aquiet |p(t Craig Key early New m'Sht try to shoot it out and of tr.l mL.Vni with ^ l l e t !he ‘h»‘ “ «»•- a reault. business is apprehensive, recession. I “Wa are firm In osir belief that New Year's E re and Ihad Juat gone Year's morning. T h e y laid it *rt"ebody would get hurt, but they Russia U° Sw , ‘ income tax rate structure is rlear- production and Income are d-clin “The other metho.1 it Income Me not only can we afford to move tl, bed. ; would be Ml right for u. to go to Aho, 5 ^ e_“? l r^ ' \ rd iu it b"* _ , .. . *7 not In keeping with a free eco- inj. and governmen* tevenues are reduction as soon ass possible, de ahead c„ . .... . ahrad with reform of Hie tax stnie-l stmc Suddenly these two hoys hurst Mamorada for gas, hul when we fore the boat reached us. s* , Sponsor* of or a bi partisan mcas-1 mcas- nomy that must provide the reve- (ailing falling olf. off. Hie revenue decline signed principally to tore, but actually w# we cannot af-1 »fio reform the ture, One thing I'll have to say about ure calling t slllng for complete reform nue for contlnuinx continuing high-level hleh. level dede. has h it resti re mlItled rd in m the original esit- rate structure, so that future ford not to do so If this Nation 1* Into our cabin and said, “ Don't got there we had to wait an hour those hoy*—they were very polite move, don't make a sound, You berim e the power was off. of the Individual and corporate orporate fense outlays and at the same time mate* of a 11.3 billion surplus in growth of the economy will no Ion- lo win the present race with the IT” ’-.u*, j | y *tfe an(j the children de- all the way through. They didn’t income tax rate structure - Rep assure continued economic growth the current ( seal year being d h -Jg e r ho dependent upon continuing Soviet Uninn and. at the same 'T* „ we'll let you know use any bad language and didn t gonna do." serve all the credit for getting us Antoni N. Sadlak (R-Conn ___ __ _____ ___ _____ _ _______ in.) and without inflation. Th# income lax carded completely, instead, U is inflation. Our people will be en -' lime, assure healthy, non inflado any of us any harm. They held a rifle on us, and out of this safely. My wife slipped Rep. A. S. Herlong. Jr. f p - F la .) - *).:cm must not be showed to con- expected liiat the furn'ti* .si‘gis. couraged by such action on the t onary growth of the economy to Rut my wife was pretty shak -n whp„ fl|ul) h ht , emphasized their convktion that unuc lo discourage initiative, pen- at best b* $200 mil«a »i and He part of the Congress, (he economy meet the needs of a rapidly-grow- we couldn't do anything but what » note to my oldest son Davidk * . c“nt*, t w!luh *lu “ l1 u •mbition, and restrict capl- prospect of a budget deficit has will be re-vitalized. Income will log population. Th# legislation we “ ••y ,lld ' be ■ 14- r nd„ he r l l " 1 * onit lhr ! boat back In ami she cried a lot. They woke up the children and J 0** • ntl »l'PP*d tha no te,to a * j have owned and u lled boat* k ^il6 , ^ .W ^ rath<*r it mu*t be not been ni!H out. rU*. and government revenue! will have introduced provide* the Cony-tn# relative eapanty o( completely reformed to atregthen "There are only two mtthnd* hy agaia resume their steady growih. grcaa wlih an opportunity to begin told them Ihe same thing They tmnerman. | for 30 years, hut nothing like IhiJ tne two nation* to grow cconomt- the economic basis of our defense which thu iituaGon can im re- quango u tt may aeern, lax ra ta l tonunut-d ua Cage 8 were all very polite about iL | About that lima X saw Wally ^ ever happened before. *"? there, tb* ^ ’‘ of hi. ability and certainly “courttOUlly and faithfully. „ « ,,, * . j-w wera to bo’tervrd at elvle lunch eons or special dinners and affairs, George Swain wa* “ on the job" to see that everyone would be taken care of and served well. Right now. George Swain ha, no <^tay to gat back and forth from his home in downtown S anford-th.t la, unless his bicycle Is returned - until he can get another to replace the old one. Funny th in g - New Year's Dry bring! many different observa­ tion*. Some are good wishes fnr tha coming year — other* arc parties and revelry to how the new year Into being. Rut for George Rwaln it wa, a sort of disappoint »Flint. George Is TO-years-old now and walking those 1.1 or IS Mocks to towo Isn’t quite as easy a , it used to he. That hleycle was a handy thing to have for transporta­ tion. Reduction 0,flrrr Additional Local News On Page Six Of Income Family Held Captive By Teenagers Tax Rates Is Essential �V « Pittsburg Pirates Seeking Another Long-Ball Hitter £ *$ % > * : ;C * ^ ' :j, „ Robson To Head Financial Committe For Boat Races boat racing hen Jin. It. Sanford Bolt and Ski Club Com­ modore Dr. A. W. WoodsB said today that Harry Robson had been placed ^ c h a r g e of the financial committee that Is to make it poasible for the club to bring national “ Harry Robson has consented to take the Job," <“ oodsU said. “ Last year he did ■ magnificent job and EDITORS NOTE: Thl* l« the m h nf l( ditpaichev on (he off1 am sure he wilt do it again." *><(«n outlook of ta th major Woodall said that it « u neces­ league foam, written hjr tfea sary for the club to raise WOO In ■■■•(era of eath rink. put ihe races over. "We have to right-handers. put up S630 in prize monies plus We're also bringing up Johnny By DANNY MURTAWW ronrrrs from Columbus and be insurance and having a program Manager of Pilrihargh Pirate* should help on offrnse. lie bit printed." he said. Written For United Pres* some Co homers lis t season end WOODLYN, Pa. (UP) — We've taken a bif iambi* of Ted Klui- be knocked in close to 100 runs. Knickerbockers Set rewskl In an effort to get another We think he's ready for the big long-hall hitt.er to go with Frank time. Down the middlr. I'd say (lie Pi- All-Time Club Thomas. rales are as strong as any other We're gambling that hiu can re­ Scoring Record gain the ability fe* once had. If teem in the league A* short and » y IGNITED PRESS second we hate Dick Groat and v e ran coma up with a well KluiTbe Old Year couldn’t have end­ rewakl or i reasonable facsimile, BUI Mareroskl. In my opinion— ed on a h.ppler note for the New we think we're in much belter those two ran do as ntuch to win York Knickerbockers or the Cinshape. We got a lol nf ba*e hill games as any other double play cirnati Royals. last year, but we were lacking in combination in rithrr league. I Th* Knicki set an all time club mean defensively, of course. thn long ball. scoring record Tuesday night in Virion Defensive Star L is t season our pitching was In center, we have the second beating the Mmneapolla Lakers. strong but thin. We had three pltchera capable of holding their best man defensively In the 141-116, at Madison Square Garden —-perhaps a good omen for the own with any others in the league league. I'll concede the Giant*' Knlcks In their rugged battle lo Willie Mays Is No. 1 but I think —Ron Wine, Bob friend and Vern Lew. Our big weakness, from a Billy Yirdon J» only a shade be- aarn a playoff berth In the East­ pitching aland point, was the lack hiiyd him and ahead of all the ern Division. The Royal* came through with other*. Behind the plate, we have of a good left-hander. Hank Folks, who was good enough a 130-96 romp over the Detroit Smith Bears Watching A fellow who'* going to bear to make the National League All- Pistons at Cincinnati with Maurice watching la B. 0. Smith, who Star team last year. Foiles ii a Stokee hark in the lineup after missing 11 straight because of an opened a lot of people's eyes in first class baU player. the li s t four games of the ‘M sea­ Thn keynote for the Piratea this injury, and took second pise* in son. Ho lost one game, 2-1, and year Is versatility. I've got play­ the Western Division. The Knleke sink SO out of 100 then won, M . We think he'll be ers I cin move around and I'm ready for a regular starting as­ going to do It. Thomas can play shoti In their victory as Guy Spar­ ! three positions: Gene Freese can row and Richie Guerin had 23 signment this year. The Pirates alio have three men play third and the outfield; Bob points each end Willie Naulls 22. coming up from Hollywood who Skinner moves from first base to The spree alio broke the all-time should help - Red Witt, Benny thi outfield without a second Garden scoring record for' both pro and college games. Daniels and Curt Riyden, all thought. L i t t l e The club Is making aceomodetiooa to give good vantage points for an estimated 10,000 people for the event. "Last year waa our first yeir. and we have a lot i f learn," Woodali said, "but Uus year w* will definitely put on a better show," Woodall aaid lhat it would h* wonderful if InlcreUed merchant i and citlzena would! cooperate in order to make the event roaaible. "Last year we bad publicity for Sanford that couldn't be bought at any price." Woodall commented of the publicity in the larger boating magazines is well is other eo v ff age. "W* proved last year just howinterested people ere In boat rac­ ing," Woodall aald. He based his observation on drawing 10.000 peo­ ple along the shores of Lake Mon­ roe on the same day that Da*'Iona’* Speed Week reached Its ehmas. The race boat driven were pleased with the Lake Monrua eile. "They wanted to align i f f other rice here fia t year." Woodall aald. "Naturally, we felt that we could not -fford to itage eucli a race, but It did give ut tbe op­ portunity to etage the race* thu year in the heighth of the tourist season when Id appeal would be at its peak." Woodall laid that Harry Robmn would be working and organizing a group to cover the Sanford a rlf in an attempt to raise the neecsaary money to m ike Sanford Ihe nation's Boat Racing Capitol, come Jan. 19. MDE F o l k s There Prices Effective Thru Sat. Jan. 4 y o u 'll l/ke ABOUT e v e r y t h / a/ g OUR ME: A T S Fresh Georgia WHOLE or HALF JI V| PORK LOINS lb. Economy , Small Fresh Georgia Sliced BACON SPARE RIBS lb. 39c I.YKES Lean COOKED SHURFINE All Vegetable HAMS Shortening3LbCan Del Monte - 303 can FRUIT .a m 1 to 2 Lb. Avg. Lb. gf» ^ #>A 4 Lb. Can $ 2 . 7 7 LARGE CRY-O-VAC “Sunnyland” HENS VITA 21-Oz. Btl. PRUNE 45c . , 39c Lb. SUNNYLAND PURE PORK Cocktail 1 9 c J u i c i 1 9 c GIANT SIZE 1 1■ A d -SAUSAGE 1 Lb. Bog J 7 C FROZEN FOOD------------------------------------BIRDSEYE 10-Oz. Pkgs. Food King Grated jr LIGHT MEAT ' BIRDSEYE 10-Oz. Pk»«. - 59‘ Pkg. LYKES15 Oz. Can GREEN PEAS Qf. 18c BLEACH Gal E-Z Starch 3 3 I/2 gal. 41c Qt. 22c 2F°r 35t TUNA —_ 39c GREEN BEANS Vl Size Can ■ S O T S MEAT PIES k U 9 9 c SOUTHERN 2!i Size Can 45 15 IO C VAMt 1 M 1 1J I # IEINZ Ifi-Oz. tan 4 4^ MUSSULMAN'S Campside Beans I7 < APPLE JUICE «t. ( 9 c CM FOOD 2 ” » 2 5 COMSTOCK No. 2 Can HOLSUM PIE APPLES ■ 1 9 c 2 1 4 4 SOUTH M I S m 99c BIRDSEYE 9-Oz. Pkgs. CHILI No Beans 2 tans "33” * STRAWBERRIES AVI.- ■ P20ROz. E S E R'■jV E S Jar SUPER MARKET g yjU tlty U a ht| J3C g tu rv id Uf �-*■ :* . - V. . . ? v : . ?, v , , , ><■ - ’ “-. o i - *• 4' ; ••- Another Year of Savings Ahead. . . Top Quality Foods, Low Prices Plus Top Value Stamps! (f swap*?:**' 5p?4 rj . FLORIDA OR GA. FANCY GR. “ A” DR. & DR. Pries. Good Thru Sal., Jan. 4th ’I SUPERBRAND A LL FLAVORS GRADE ,,A" o u ' « ^ PEARS 3 - ’l ^ A v9 Fa. mm sunnyund FROZEN DELICIOUS RUSO STRAW BERRIES 1 ° * OR MUD PORK Mb. Bog PINEAPPLE JUICE 39c 5 c.„, DOLE FROZEN ft CORNISH H4 Lb Cream THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT $100 C tn - H b«N HICKORY SWEET 5 c,„, GRADE FROZEN DELICIOUS ASTOR GRAPE JUICE 6 c™ DIXIANA FROZEN BABY OKRA MORTON MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER DIXIANA FROZEN BLACKEYE PEAS DIXIANA FROZEN GREEN BEANS ASTOR FROZEN CHOPPED BROCCOLI 79c 4 CRABS TENAKEE ALASKA * f ' MIX 'EM fHITfBACOH UPI *■ 29< ” 3&c PKGS. . SOUTHERN BELLE DEVILED JESSE JEWELL MEAT PIES ancon11 FIAV-O-RICH Steaks 8 99c 5 - 89c Slkt. In Pkg. SUNNyU N D It« M Oi. ALL PURPOSE FANCY SALMON RED APPLES 5 ■ 39“ PO TATO ES 10-39° AVOCADOS 2 - 29° No. 1 Tall Can U. S. No. 1 WHITE. & Bo C O O K IE S o sters 0 C 0 N u r« B o x r o ll T namon Pk”' W " H .C ,« o 2 9 c FLORIDA CROWN 3REEN FRESH GREEN FRESH CRI5P CABBAGE ^ 7»i* Carrots 2 ’ 25c SUNSWEET BREAKFA5T U. 5. NO. 1 YELLOW Potatoes 3 ^35° Prunes & 25c Onions 3 u»19c PARKAY SUPERBRAND OLEO 1-Lb. Qtr*. OLEO 29c BUTTER 23c 24 Oi. Pkg. FLAGA BABY LIMAS 23c 2 ............. HEALTHFUL SKINNERS RAISIN BRAN 11 Ox. Pkg. 25c KRAFT DELICIOUS ITA LIA N DRESS .< * .« . 33c FRENCH * h o 39c ,.,.. NEW GOLDEN FLU FF0 »*.=•» 95= AMERICA'S FAVORITE E s'L ,:r 35< BAB-0 2 Reg. Can* 29c 3 " “ • Giant Can 21= *1 DASH DETERGENT $2.29 CONDENSED SUDS A-fl DASH DETERGENT ,lc BRUCE CLEANING WAX it * = .. EASY-OFF OVEN CLEANER ARMOUR ALL COLORS NORTHERN DIXIE DARLING May’naises 49° TISSUE 3 < 19 c 10 10c GRITS Mixes FREEWAX a $119 Baby Food •* 5 7 Dog Food 2 - 29c May’UGISG 41 Dressing" 59° CL0R0X 53 JIM DANDY QUICK JIFFY CAKE While, Yetlow, 9 or Chocolate Pkg 24 oz Pkg BEECH NUT STRAINED SHINES FLOORS KILLS BUGS TOOI K R A FT DRESSING Qt $ Can v CALO BLUE PLATE _ MIRACLE WHIP SALAD SAFE FOR A IL FABRICS Qt | PIN EAPPLE STOKELY FINEST ‘ SPINACH f t I f t f t f t V G al C 0 c “ ^ T Ju* DOLE CRUSHED STOKELY CRUSHED S I IQ 8 Of. Jar d a is y c h e e s e 39< M lb. Potty FLAGA BLACKEYE PEAS - — L O A rC H E E SE ^ JJl CLOVERBIOOM 1-Lb. Qtrs. u,. 49c S 'i " " nuccCF ufc.c.p29< COTT. C“* 1swisson - ft SL1. CHEESE .0 - * * “ c OLD FASHIONED No. 2 Can 29= PIN EAPPLE HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 17= DOLE CHUNKS 302 Can 2 .." .. * S U . DRIED B EEF TASTY T R E E T ARMOUR STAR CHOPPED HAM ARMOUR STAR POTTED M EAT 2 No. U Can. 2 No. U Can. ARMOUR LIV ER SPREAD ARMOUR DASH 30G FOOD 2 No. 1 Can. LONG GRAIN FANCY QUM ITY W ATER MAID RICE 3 lb. P I * 45c MUELLER LONG MACARONI 2 .o. 27c MUELLER REG. SPAGHETTI 2 . O i. Pkgi. 32 .. EELBECK ZB c SUNSHINE 69< »*.- ARMOUR 27c M EA L AND GRITS mib». 19c KRISPY CRACKERS 28= TOILET SOAP TOILET SOAP INSTANT SUDS NEW BLUE DOT GENTLE IVORY GRANTULATED NEW PINK NEW BLUE CAMAY CAMAY LIQUID JOY DUZ FLAKES IVORY SNOW DREFT CHEER 3 R*g* Bar. 29c 2 Bath Bars 29c Lgt. Pkg. 3 5 c lg*. Pkg. 3 5 c Ige. Pkg. 3 5 c lgo. 33c Ot. 77< is*. 33c ot. 77c 12-0.. 39C 22-Ox- 69< vJvS �• - -M X TODAY'S W 0 P 8 BT E d ito rials ip h* i *111 m i n r* « . 0 L»r4 Tim e Has Come To The Business O f The We v t had itl T u rk e y , d r e e in g , c ra n b e rry a a u c e , f r u it cake, a r.d all of th e U rim m infs on C h ristm a s l> s ). v HOPHXfORi'ATOM~SMASHR aisnue tka pearl#.' D ay scientists for new avenues of research and development. Solid thinking will answer one question for us posthaste—and that's the fact that none of it can be done overnight and little will be accomplished under the blankets of secrecy and autocracy. There m ust be a spirit of cooperation, smong th e people, among our government leaders, among scientists, among our armed forces. • Nothing—and that is a literal statement, nothing for dreams—can be done through •nlffshness, personal gain, or petty party 'men came the turkey hash, turkey soup, pan pids and other delicacies from left over Christmas feasts. • And yesterday there were the traditional black-eyed peas and hog Jowl with a dime eooked in the pot, turnip greens, th e burning of (he Christmas tree and other year-end or year-beginning customs that have become challenges. Tn'tlvI'htnK civic club*. economic ermine attached to the American household. Now comes time to get down to th e busi­ municipal organizations, church grouns— ness of the day and plan for the y ear ahead. every group th a t can be named—must lend And aa we mull over all that must be Its hand of assistance and cooperation toward done it is realized th a t there must be some accouHbhlnrr ore thing . . . the continua­ tion of our bnafe freedoms In a country that rommonsense reasoning done with it. Topmost in the minds of people every­ waa built on the personal liberty of man and where if the missile-satellite program of the his desire to worshp and pray'. There is no time to waste—moments arc nation—the educational programs th a t must precious—bickering becomes costly ami dear. go on unabated to train up and coming |i i visa tsiin'/n**** r — • There Are Children W ho Suffer Take this fact.: The United States is the wealthiest great nation on the face of the earth. Now place up ag.-lnst it another fact: There are in the United States several million underprivileged children who do not share. In anvthing like full measure, the benefits of citizenship In this most, prosperous of na­ tions. This waa highlighted recently in a survey made for Parent's magazine. It was learned, for example, that total family income is less than Mb a week in the families of more than nine million children. There are some HOP 000 nrf'innt children. mo«t of them de­ nied even minimum schooling. About two and a half million children must, because proper facilities are lacking, at (end school either in overcrowded classrooms or in converted garages, basements and the like. There ia more to this sorry catalogue. Be­ cause juvenile detention quarters nre lack­ ing in many communities, more than 100,000 e* Ulivn annually are put into udult jails. About H00,000 American children receive only puu-tinic si booling. Facilities for those who are physically handicapped o r mental­ ly retarded, ns well for the half million nr so who suffer frlmi* serious emotional disturbances, me very far from ndeuunte. All this Is brought tu our renders' atten­ tion not to cause I hem shame, b u t by way of pointing out that none of us can be com­ placent. On the whole, America’s children are sheltered and nutured and cared for ns well as any In the world—far better than others In the world we thin1'. But there arc still far too many to whom the full nrlvlh " p « of the American way of life do not yet ex­ tend. Most of the«e defielenc'es, In otir own community, can bp taken care of and re­ medied If all of our c'tt/.ops will get behind th e nush with n will. For instance, we have already been reminded of the clnssroom shortage, and what measures nre being taken to furnish church facilities for class­ room use. This would not have been neces­ sary, to some extent; If the two and a half million dollar bond Issue of last November had been successful. A detention home for Juveniles enn he furnished if the nroper attention were given to the problem. However, we lack, serious­ ly. the proper public education of the juve­ nile situation in Seminole County. Too lit­ tle is known of the members who nre confin­ ed. charged, or reprimanded. There are problems confronting our lend­ ers in Seminole County—but they nre pro­ blems that can he solved. * • • T h e Beet La id PJons One of the mn«t enrefnllv supervised rocket projectx for hovs m il girN of school l*i*s hnu boon the* of th« Ao«H« Tto-ket So. clety in Austin. Minn. Under the direction nf their teacher \tnMn teen-agers have nttemoted nlmost 100 launchings, and more th' n a third of these have been successfulThe activities nf this grnun have attracted The Sanford Herald nationwide attention. On Podember 20. some M sesn ai m n fle e llr ln b e r I f . HMD at Jlf> renortprs and ***•«»*—„nhera irafheeed t l » P a a f O ffle# a f ■ n n fitril P le r M a . wfwtpr Ik e A rt •f t n f N a r r k S, IDT* nt Austin for a well publicized nltemnt to r n r .n rr.itK i**. »:4H#r add r«MUi»#r sm d a mouse-bearing rocket a mile high M A H ln * r i u n t n DM., t f t r r n l t v r M l l a r Everything b"d h«en planned with «er«nu1I ’. v r m J. • V * I I V * n . * 4 v # r f f « h i * t t a a a i a r nns care, under the ••tinervl'dnn nf the hfid) I'Hbittli liwllf rarrpl M tartaf, *ii9i»ti»c anil rtirtatiwa*. Q#lwreS»»* prerM U l <lirUlmae. .■rhnnl science tearher, P’d the lnunehln<* failed; the niissile «>v•T hai n i n im n it i * R * t a rrtrr par n r f k <»nr M < *n ih t l. lD ploded. This is no reflection nn the te’”,hp>T k r f e k fu a ih * M% ll-*» tk* lia r l> * r •a.)w $.vn tn-ai and her diligent young nimils, Tbnv hed tak­ A It I I M I u s m nn lr r s , I*itr I af th in k s , r r o i iu l lo n s nn l \ a | lr t a nf r a t c r ia la m p t il f a r fhe p n rp a a e ssf rn l> lu « en everv preenution, hut something went fitad* M ill be « litsrigril f o r n t r r t a l a r a i l i e r l l s l n g rates wrong. It could hannen to anyone Thnt i« T li# M er.'M |a a eee#mhrr o f (h r I'■ tin t I'r r a e s ik lr h precisely our point. There Is a high danger I# # a ltll# 4 t a r la a lv f l p In ll i r u«r to r r e p u k llia t la a * t a ll tli# le r a l arvuai p r lr t ln l In IH li n e n a p tip » r. potential in rocket experiments, even when %<tv#r*U|ww suoervised. Letting children "exncriment" R»ff#«r«M R a t la n a H ? k f n * a i r a l ••rale# lae l « l f l e w r t h l a t l a t a nisiis nH* M l a t f a , lit a r a la without supervision is mi engraved invitation Thursday, Janunry 2. 19i»K to disaster.* Page t Ike Has No Intention Of Resigning prevent him from getting out In iiirity he rout! ■* to ho what Hv UI IIIIIUW sU IIH I'atirH Press U title llonsr Wrllr r the open *nd riding or striding the congre**mnn called "prcsIdcT In name only.’* GETTYSBURG. Pa. UP) I res .iroittid his farm. The President regard* thl* a* so irt*m l’.l*rnhr>i»rr lias nn Intention Hie latest talk of resignation . much polities and i* not particu­ of reslsninz t.irtrd with a Sunday night state larly nettled by such *ta»orient' llo doesn't even think in such m, nt lie ('li.iirm.ip Emanuel Cc! There ' ave been many ulmilterms tl,r*e dlt«. ler (li-N.Y.) of the lluuie Judi He see* rn reason why he clary Commltte*. Caller suggested suggestions since the Presitlcn lutferrd a mild stroke last Nov. should reilfn. that the President rnlgn tempo- •23. t « far at its physical condition I* concerned he feet* more than adequate for tha Juh. Ilia doctor* AFF-A-DAY concur In th!» confidence today. Flienhower doc* not regard himself a* a "part-tlmo president” »nr more than :!ie la'e Pre*fd"nl Franklin I' ttonsevrti -ecardrd himielf a t part-time breautr rf Id* frequent weekend* in Hyde Park, N.V.. or former President Truman and hi* fondnesi for week end* on ihd Volte House yacht or long hoi (days in Kev West Fla. Such I* the bade philosophy ot tha current Chief Executive a* he ii pelted, largely by Democrat* and to a tru er desree by mtmbart of hi* own party, for not (topping out of office because of racurront IHneiiet and frequent abaancti from hi* White Home dealt. The United Preai ta able to re­ port the President’* attitude after Inns talks rid, torre of hi* rioter Irienls atm administration a»*o•ialei who are In frequent if pot daily contart wtih him. The I’reoiii'i.t's 'fig* cwulii change with a bfurt flutter, but u d a y tie dees not brood or think MAU.ni irRMtAM|H, «0tu UUII BUIl'Ik of bimseU as a aick man. On the contrary be ia rostlvo wbeu work "What’* go bad about her keeping you efter ichooll" or bad weather la chill Gettysburg ^ 3 i t CONGRESSIONAL LINE-UP — The last half ot the SMh Congress ureas next Tuesday, Jan. 7. Here is ovir annual roll call of tile Flor­ ida Delegation. Cut It out and save it for year long reference. SENATOR SPESSARD HOL­ LAND (Senior Senator) — Ilartow. Former Governor of Florida. Au­ thor of the famous Tuietand Oil Rill. Chairman of the Agriculture Credit* ami Rural Electrification Subcommittee of the Agriculture Committee. Up for reetcction this year. Starting new year in "fine” health after a recent minor opera­ tion. * SENATOR GEORGE SMATHERS (Junior Senator) — Miami. Chairman of the Military Procure­ ment and Small Business Sub­ committee of the Finance Commitlre; Chairman of the Surfaeo Transportation Subcommittee u[ the Interstate anti Foreign Com­ merce Committee. Considered hy hi* friends to be a "white hope1' for tho Vice-Presidential n-mliution In 1010. CONGRESSMAN RILL CRAMER (1st District) — St. Petersburg. Our lone Republican representa­ tive In C-mgre**. Si ,nd trrn . Servct on Puldlc W rks and Judi­ ciary Comm' tees. At houqli n Lepubtican, he took Issue with Presi­ dent Elsenhowei's muvo to send Federal troop* to force the in'.c"ration of Little Rock Hii;li School. CONGRESSMAN C H A R L I E RENNETT - (2nd District) Jacksonville. Fifth t e r m . On Armed Services Commltte. Respopsihte for the inscription, "In God We Trust" heing added to all new paper money. Author of the much tallied about code of ethics for government employes which ha* been approved hy the Home — oivait* Senate a "lion. CONORFS'tMAN im n S I K E S Mrd Di-'trlet)— Crestvlcw. Ninth •rm. He i* the "Dean" of the Florida Delegation. First elect'd to Congress in I9<0. Chairman o' the Army Subcommittee of Mili­ tary Apnrei -iatiT-j. Of all mem­ bers of Congress, he I* most often mertionctf as a posrihlc candidate for Governor of Florida. CONGRESSMAN DANTE FASCELL (4th District)— Miami. Seemd l-rm . On Government Opera­ tion* Committee and Post Office and Civil Service Committee. Ilccently returned from six week* In LttrO' o where he headed a special lubcommlttce to sludy U. S. spemti|Vf over ras. At*a serving on the Mos* Subcommittee on new* cen­ sorship in governrp-nt ayenctcs CONGRESSMAN S Y D H E R LONG ( il’i District)— U esbur Fifth term . Member the Waj and .Mea .* C unmlltce. (Tli write our tax law* I Is pu htflg I own tax reform bill, introduce during first half of this Congress. Ho has Just finished a complete tour of hi* district in a house trail­ er converted Into a mobile Con­ gressional office. CONGRESSMAN PAUL ROGERS <6th District)— Ft. Lauderdale. Se­ cond term. Recently listed by a Washington news writer among the ten most eligible bachelors ,n the Nation's Capital. Serves on the ’More' W ord For Congress Session hearings lute bow w ine Rntsia than Laika, the satellite dog. B it By FRANK ELEAZER no new civil rights legislation, pro United Pr*M Staff Cerrespwdeet waa first. WASHINGTON (UP)—R«P- Har­ Tax Cxt: Quit kidding yeurtclf or con. is to the cards cow. Tariffs: Boring aa It sounds, old C. Oatertag (R-N.Y.) *aya th« and each other. Count yourself word for the cooing aeailon « ; lucky tsxes aren’t going to be this Is impsr rant, and one of Con­ Congress undoubtedly will be raised. With the budgst at a gress’ hottest bsttles thi* year wtQ "more.” More defenie la moally peacetime high (74 billion dollars be what to do about them. Ike what Oatertag had to mind for the is what it looks like new), and wsntj continued authority ta nego-Y revenues declining, there’s no tlate mutual reductions, so trade new yaar. He might have added more room for a tax cut, no m atter with our friends will be freer. But noise, more bickering, more Invei- what the wishful thinkers are say­ Congress has been listening lately lo the protectionists who say tho Ugatlou, more viewring with ing. Offsetting Economies; This is home folks are beginning to hurt. alarm; more efforts by more members to hook more p et proj­ sm tber Isugn, April 1 style. Con­ For .the outcome see your news* ects onto the defense bandwagon; gress claimed to have cut the papers about next July. Education: Elsenhower h a s more official Inspection trips President’s money requeits last along about the end of winter to year by billions, and what came twice talp n ■ licking on federal sunny plaecs like Hawaii am! the of It? Nothing. Spending rolled aid to build schools. Now he's Panama Canal. along. And last year the word was back with a plan for federal schol­ Also, more of a gap than ever “ economy.” This year, remember, arships, and other aid* to tr a in # more of the scientists we need in between hope and performance on It’s more.’’ Farm Prlre Supports: Benson the contest with Russia. (Sputnik economy, a balanced budget and want* authority to lower them. again.) The senators so far seem a tax cut The farm bloc doesn’t know what more amenable to this than the None of this la any reflection on House. the 435 House members less five it wants except that this isn’t it. Statehood: This plum will bo vacancies aa of opening day and Dairy state congressmen hope to 96 Senators who will be returning repeal Benson's recent order cut­ dangled, ai usual, before Hawaii to their desks on Jan. 7 for the ting supports under milk. As for and Alaska. As usual, it will be second session of the SSlh Con­ the deal they may have to make snatched away to the nick of time with other farm interests to put to prevent passage. However, this gress. that one across, your guess is as won't be done without due cons Id-, t It’* Just the way the seltser good a i anybody's. One thing is oration. One or more Inspectionm Like most everything else certain. It will cost money. Vets Told To Keep Itfllzcs. groups will certainly make an on* ail ean and will be blamed tin t Postal Bate*: They'll go up for nn Sputnik and second on Repub­ sure this time. You may as well the-ipot study at sunny Waikiki, V. A. Informed probably sometime near Easter. lican!, or Democrats, as the ease lay to some of those pretty new may be, depending on which party red, white and blue four cent Alaska they will turn down with* Of Present Address you out even looking. happen not to belong to. F residential la a hilily: This one Karlvle Housholder, Countv Serv­ So a i of New Year’s Day here stamps for letters of complaint to ice Officer for Seminole County is the congressional outlook in as­ your congressman. Blame this one already baa rolled up plenty of on Sputnik II. Uncle Sam will need oratorical mileage and Is good for cautions all veterans training un­ pirin box; . the extra half billion dollars year­ Iota more. Question is what to do der PL Mfl to keep their training Missiles: Ask, and it shall be ly which a rate increase would about any President who Isn’t u p ^ establishment Informed ai to their to the job. either when he ia o r # current address. This is Imoortant given. Nothing la too good this produce. Civil Rights: rtenty of talk Is not in position to make this de* due to the fact that the finance year for our missile makers. Sci­ division of the regional office will entist* once again will be spoken about this, with a Sputnik angle cision. Some member* can’t re ­ adapt t'-c address ihown on the to, and kindly. President Eisen­ here too. The idea Is that rights strain themselves hero from nam­ latest document rereived. Veter- hower wants to spend about 40 abuse'In this country ptayl into ing names, and that's where the ars may,change their address ear- billion dollars In the new fiscal Communist hands and that Little frouble starts. In the end, prob* tv in the month hv use of the regit* year on defense. Whst’s already Rock did ui more damage abroad , ably nothing will be done. I 'r change of iuHre*s form, (VA worrying him Is how to keep the Form 4-372), but If their training Congress from giving him more. cotabllshmcnt submit* the month­ Last year it was just the other ly attendance report that shows way around. Soviet Party leader his old a ’JdrcJs, or any other ad­ Nikita Khrushchev, obviously, i* dress, at the end of the month, Ike’s best lobbyist. Too bad he ----------- By BCNNETT CKRF-----------the VA will adapt the address on isn't around to answer some nf the attendance Report, as that the questions a t the Innumerable INT-SIZED impresario Billy Rose seldom has x fit of tem­ would he the latest document re­ per, but when he does, "it's e beaut.” Like the time a ceived hy them. fellow a full two inches tal!<r than Billy came in and asked Parent* or guardians of rhildren for a job..“As what?” asked of deceased veterans eligible for Rose. "As a midget,” was training under tho War ibrjihan'i the answer. Rose let out a Kducatinnal Assistance Act are roar of rage, and the appliurged to make application during eant departed on the double. the student’s senior year, prefer­ • • • ably th« la t semester of hh’h WASHINGTON W — The Ameri­ school, ""his will allow the VA suf­ can farmer wound up 1937 in the i. ta House tells about a tub-Uiumplng politician who ficient time to cJtabll’h eligibility same predicament he was in a blew Into Dallas and explained for such training and to schedule year ago—a cost-price squeeze. the razzing the Texae papers the mandatory counseling session The Agriculture Department’* had been giving him by orat­ during the summer months before monthly price report showed pri­ ing. "These heah repohters the beginning of the college vear ces farmers received for craps ain't such bad fellers, but they thus avoiding the necessity ot hav­ and livestock in mid-December draw such big salaries they ing the student ml** a day or more were 3 per cent higher than a y eir ain’t In sympathy with plain of classes to report for the man­ ago Farm production expenses al­ (oiks like me." datory counseling. These desiring so rose 3 per cent for the year. A reporter duly quoted this to enter college nt mid year should statement, then added, "Other hilarious remarks by tbs speaker Thus the parity ratio between were . . . ” ap"ly at least To davs before th- what farmers received and what e e e beginning of tha second semester they paid out was 81 per cent— ‘ My eat." aald the man, "can aay hie own name." "Okay," aald of tho ceP cn w a r so that alt the the same as to December 1936. tha other chap. "tVhat'a your cat’s nams?” "Meow,” cam* the necessary preliminary step* mav Parity is the price needed to put answer. * ho completed by that time and commodities sold hy farm ers on a the student cm pursue his or her par with the cost of things they course without interruption. must buy—theoretically a fair re­ turn for their products. Public Work* Committee. I* co­ The mld-Deeember Index of author of the Kennedv-Rogers Act. hosed on recommrmlatlnns of tho farm prices received was 212 per stcnml Hoover Commission report. cent of the 1910-11 base period. ly HUMAN K. lUNOlHN, M.D. CONGRESSMAN JtM HALEY This was unchanged from a month MOST of you probably dread Not only la this a healthy way (7th Dlirtict)— Sarasota. Third ngu. Tile index of prices paid rose a long bus or train rlda to work to get to work, but it’a an attrac­ to an all-time high of 200 per rent •c m . A member «f th t Home ,\deach m orning. You really tive one aa well. minlstration Committee. A .n is In mid-month, up three-tenths of shouldn't because you can use Now you can't forget your pos­ that time to good advantage. head of the Indian Affur* Subcom­ one per cent from a month ago. ture once you ere In the office. Whether you stand or alt. It Even If there la no one about to mittee of the In'erlor and Insular The increase in the prices paid in­ dex was not enough to change the will give you a chance to relax. see you. you have to alt correctly Affairs Committee. To all Amcrl I t will, that K If you heed these to prevent th a t dragged-out . n trdines, n aif" is their "great parity ratio from the 81 per cent few suggestions. feeling at the end of th e day. White Father" In the Unite t States ^registered last month and last De­ If you are lucky enough to get C ngrets. Visits their reservations cember. Firm Chair a seat make sure you alt scryour evrtv year. The farmer got higher prices back rests against the back ot l!ake sure your chair la a firm CONGRESSMAN HILLY MAT­ Turin? tho month for meat ani­ ....................... - .......... ... v«...-i0ne: Adjust the height of the the scat. Place both feet com THEWS (8th District) - Gaines­ mal* and sweet potatoes. These fortably on the floor and l e t ^ 11' 11 Fou can, ao th a t it U the ville. Third trjm . Is on Agriculture were offset by lower price* for ycur hand* real easily in y o u rram8 M Hie length of your leg Committee. Gained national notice cotton, tomatoes, milk ami or­ lap. Horn th e bottom of th e heel to Up. the back of the knee. Flex your last year when he challenged the anges. Really Feel Relaxed knees and keep them a t right right of the radio and television The farmer had to pay higher If you feel like dozing, fine, go angles. networks to change the word* of price* for feeder livestock, trac­ ahead. You’ll really feel relaxed Bit on the back of your thighs Stephen Foster’s classic songs. tors and trucks. He got a little then. U you prefer, you can read Instead of tha back of your Succeeded in protecting original bleak in coat-of-fam ily-living a newspaper, book or magazine spine. And hold your head and version of the Florida State song: items. His cost of food and building One important don't U—don't trunk erect with your body cen­ "Old Folks at Home”. sit staring out of the window tered over your pelvis or tilted materials went up. but the increas— I cs were more than offset by price brooding about your problems forward slightly. or the work that await* you at There is a good health reason declines for other categories of Smokey Says: the office. This commuting time for all of this. Your blood cir­ 1goods bought for family living pur­ can be n real help to you If you culation may alow down If you poses. Over-all. however, he had m i use It properly. don't alt or stand properly. Tour to pay more than he did a month You r o n 't be able to fall breathing will become shallow before. asleep It you have to stand all and your lungs won’t be exer­ the way to the office. But that cised properly. Average hog prices for the doesn’t mean you can t relax month were $17 90 per hundred­ QtJZSTIOIf ARD ANIWTX Distribute Weight weight, up $1.20 from a month ago A. A.: I have severe mhrzLne .VaJ *7 itj liMl U(. and $1.70 frunt a year ago. Aver­ Bland on both feet with your headaches during my menitrual •velrht evenly distributed beage beef cattle prices were $18.70 iperiods What treatm ent would >: t»|'m(Wt* pnvWUu '\l* wt In im n o w fOMV P tween them. Don't stand on one you advise? per hundredweight, up 90 cents ■JM iOMm)tWr4lirtd<WilMMn*f* foot and then the other think­ Answer: Injection of sm al from mid-Novmeber and $1,70 >3 j An4 far* tut* in ahtx Mtn. ing you are resting either. It doses of testosterone, or male from a year ago. )] hy b y * tUrfin just doesn't work th at way. Re­ hormones, about one or twa lax your shoulders, draw In weeks before the period, may I your tummy and lift your chest. help. State Legislative Try and Stop Me (J. S. Farmer Winds Up In Predicament P Riding To Work Gives You Chance To Relax mmm C h i l d r e n I m r t h e » n m l i — I r t ’l prctrnl Vtuub II t m I Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G ME! - » y WlUIAM IITT-------------------------------- Cra'reJ Press Witter EUROPEAN wclsty le report­ of phosphorus. Good giisf, don't ed excited over the announcement t*U us hors dosuvrt* (for which that th* Silesian prince of Don- we don't care, anyway) have ntrmarck la engaged to be wed. gone electronic! ! ! t Never heard ot him—In (act, he K i i j l j ’i J a rarlhortt mined sounds like two other ftUowe ! I f 1 . a d d lv r ry- bikt b-y titling , down , , For forgetting to leash up hi* «• ■* fa ,« • / pro/Wtonai dog, a Boitt, JJaho, fudge ftned Jcwoosyf 1 t I himself I lf . J ijxf A tenden taller predict* kills 1 t ? mill be warn ler evening wear by In htner el Iht U. $. President men. Wentdn'l he caught in 'tm • Parts bar has named Its new e . e n after derkl lechliil "Welcem* Ihel" Pull »l t t 1 te ed mifhherlf sheer? Spot, a British collie, helps his farmer owner in rounding up a t t t Th* Russians now claim they’ve hug* flock of thousands of tur­ upped (ha production o( caviar keys. Now, that's what w* call by meat** of radloactlvi isotopes a t(«i-(«r-aure bird dog! Council Calls Meet To Organize Plans TALLAHASSEE UP — The newerfui Legislative Council wilt meet here next Monday to orga­ nize it* plans for th* coming year. Th# council, eompoeed of lead­ ing senator* and representatives, will undertake studies of- various matters on which legislation will be sponsored in the 1D59 session. On Monday afternoon, a sub­ committee of tho new Interim commltte# on education will meet In *(« up practice ami procedures for a two year study of teacher's alaries, including merit raise, enure, qualifications and other latter*. The commltte* was created as part of the so-called "package" -in for teachers pay raises and hoot construction, passed by the 1937 Legislature. Member! of the subcommittee are Sens, I.. K. Edwards, Irvine, and Tom -Adams, Drang* Park, and Rep. J . E. Cress, Gainesville. HEAR eettek -LIVE Yeur <h*l« *f LA TEST M O D ELS For 11(h) or h*evy lot*, low batter/ cott. Budget term*. No CHcroe for Hearing T e l l * . Como’et* service cn oil typt oids. BETTER Eyaglott Aids All in tha Kar All Bahtnd tha far On Your Own Glasses Barrette Type Hear with Both fare Conventional Type See us at Miller Radio & Appliance Co., 118 South I’ark Ave., nn each Friday of each week. 9 to 12 noon. Call for appointment in your home. Itotterira .it Minor's at nil time*, complete stock PRICED FROM $89.50 MAICO—ORLANDO HEARING (ENTER, INC. s i s rt*. tu n e«nk in*. Night *r H.itd.p rk*a* ga 3 - 3 3 1a Thai.* S. South GA 3-4417 �Woman’s I fa Gourmet's Cookpot I iilJ THE NAVY WAS WELL REPRESENTE1 nt the Mayfair Inn’s New Years Eve Party Tuesday evening. A big crowd wna on hand to welcome In the New Year and enjoy danc­ ing a t the hotel. (Staff Photo) Page fia M FRUIT COMPOTE To achieve perfection, the fruit for a compote should be varied, absolutely unblemished, and han­ dled with care. Go over the fruit display* with an eagle eye. pick­ ing out only what seems particu­ larly delectable. A fine ripe pine­ apple. half a pound of huge black cherries, apricots, ptums, pears— whatever the season offers at Its best. If you are giving this to com­ pany. be sure to get enough so that each person can have some of each fruit llrlng them home tenderly, wash them and then go to work. They all have to be poach­ ed. a few at a time, simmering gently until tender. You can do this in simple syrup, two parts sugar to one of water, or In wine, reversing the proportion of sugar. Sometimes you might try adding a few cloves or a stick of cinna­ mon. Peaches and apricots you can blanch in syrup or water and then skin; pears you will peel leaving the stem on; cherries keep both item and pit; pineapple gets carefully skinned, eyed, cored, and cut in wedge-shaped pieces. Put in a few slice* of apple too. A* they are finished lift them out of the syrup and put them In a dish—the Ice-box variety if you are serving it chilled, a heat proof one if It is to be hot. Then con­ centrate the syrup to about a third and pour it over the fruit. Usually a compels Is set aside to eoot and laced with whatever spirituous flavoring you like best when It goes into the refrigerator to chill. Some of the best are kirscli, rum Sarthe, brandy, red curacao, and Jamaica rum. Rut if your menu calls for a hot dessert, a gay des­ sert, a light dessert, serve your o iu d i Coming to visit Mr. and Mrs Mario Parfagno from Belleville, N. J is his sister Miss Catherine Carfa gno. Another sister, Miss Doro­ thy Carfagno, is expected at a later date. a lightweight wool In ambergold for thla Elfrcda Vision I suit. The easy fit and couturisre-lika details are typical of this collection. A detach­ able jabot of brown velvet adorns the neck. compote hot, l.ice it with brandy, light it. and bring It flaming to the table. Germans Take To Chicken Dish V n f n i W friH Church Many a German tfauafrau may today be passing by the wienersehnltxet and the sauerbraten to try out something new — barbe­ cued chicken, sayi Myrtle Wilton, home demonstration agent. That’a what Mary Swlekard of ‘.he U.S. Department of Agricul­ ture reports. She Introduced num­ erous Germans to thla American dish during (he recent Internat­ ional Trade Fair in Cologne. Mrs. Swlekard, of the Poultry DivUlon, Agricultural Marketing Service, operated a glass-willed demonstration kitchen and dining room, sponsored at the fair by USDA's Foreign Agricultural Ser­ vice. Later, she conducted poultry demonstrations In Rerlln a n d Frankfort before various school and induatrlal groups. Whatever the event, the barbe­ cued chicken was the smash hit, Mrs. Swlekard says. It was a nov­ elty also, for although Germana are great fanciers of ail kinds of sauces, they had never before tast­ ed barbecue sauce. American broil­ er-fryers. such as those used for the barbecued chicken, are some­ thing of a novelty in Germany, too. though Increasing numbers are be­ ing Imported and they are quite popular where ever they are in­ troduced. In preparation for her trip to Germany. Mrs. Swlekard converted her USDA barbecued chicken re­ cipe to metric measures and weighti, and translated the direc­ tions into German. This and other poultry recipes that she used in the demonstrations were mimeographrd and distributed to German food rditors, home economists, and others who could publish them or make them available to the pub­ lic in other way*. Here Is the recipe that delight­ ed trade fair visitors and may be simmering In a number of Ger­ man kitchens today: CHICKEN IN BARBECUE SAUCE Ingredients for 6 servings; 1 young chicken (about 2-2Vk lbs., ready to eook) TTmrs. Jan. 2, 1953— F i f * 5 Rally win bo hold at DeLeon Springs at 16:00 A. 31. Prayer Meeting will be held at MDNIUT The Cherub choir of the First the First Baptist Church at 7:30 Baptist Church will rehearse at P. M. and at l:IS the Sunday 4:13 P. M. The Chapel choir will School Workers conference will be held. rehearse at 1:00 P. 31. THURSDAY The Intermediate G. A.’* of the The, Carol I choir of tbo First First Baptist Church will meet at T:13 at the home of Mrs. Charlie Baptist Church wUl rehearse at 8:13 P. 3! The Concrd eholr will Park, Sr. rehearse a t 7:00 P. 31. The Chureh TUESDAY The Gleaners Class of the First choir will rehearse at 6:00 P 31. Baptist Church will have its regu­ lar monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Wade Rucker, S40 Va­ lencia Drive, at 3:00 P. M. The Carol 11 choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 6:30 P. M. The Crusader choir will rehearse at 7:15 P. M. 3lrs. Robert H. Welmer, sisterGirl Scout Troop 212 will meet in-law of Joseph II. Welmer, 230 at the First Baptist Church at Sunnytown Rd., and her eleven 3:30 P. M. year old daughter 3!ary Helen, are WEDNESDAY The Baptist W. 31. U. Winter spending several days here dur­ ing the holiday season. Welmer Flour, salt, pepper for "flouring" met his guests at the Orlando Air­ port Thursday and they will return barbecue sauce by plane on January 3. 8AUCK Sir. and Mra. John L. Lee and 2 tablespoons brown augar daughter* Allyion and JoneUe, of 1 tablespoon paprika Birmingham, were guests a t a 1 teaspoon salt dinner party given by Joseph H. 1 teaspoon dry mustard Welmer. at his home at 230 Sunny1/4 teaspoon chili powder town Rd., Monday night. Also pre­ !'2 cup chopped onion sent were Weimer’a sister-in-law Few grains cayenne papper and her eleven year old daughter 2 tablespoons Worchestershire Mary Helen, of College Park, MtL, sauce ami Mis* S unn Keller, daughter of t cup tomato juice Mrs. Fred A. Yeager, 230 Sunny1/4 cup chili sauce or catsup town Rd. 1/4 cup vinegar Combine ingredients and cook The Lees formerly lived In San­ over low heat IS minutes ford and are spending several Cooking the chicken; days there with relatives and Cut the chicken in serving pieces. friends before returning to the Roll the pieces in (he mixed flour, Crescent City. salt, and pepper. Heat (he fat and brown the chicken on all side* Colorado State University home over moderate heat (about 30 minutes). Four sauce over- the makers caution against using stain remover before testing it chicken, cover the pan. Rake at 323 F. (slow oven) about on the faliric. Snip a small piece 13 minutes, nr until meat is tend­ from an Inside seam or lapel and er. Uncover the pan and place wet it with tho remover to see if under the broiler. Rroil 13 minutes the color fades or runs, fibers dis­ integrate. or epot* appear. or until meat is brown. Calendar Casselberry News <£cudisiA EVEN THE KIDDIES observed the New Year at the Mayfair Inn party. Wearing Ray hats and blowing horns are children of tha hotel's guests, (Staff Photo) valu e s to 12.95 NOW DANCIM! TO TIIE MUSIC of Pete Iitikar and the I’opulaireis nt the Mayfair Inn Tuesday night was this crowd welcoming hi 1958. (Staff Photo) O U T S T A N D I N G F R O M V A L U E S O U R R E G U L A R S T O C K • Naturalizers • Paradise • Jacqueline 'A BIG VARIETY OF FOOD wua prepared fur tho.se attending the Mayfair Inn New ,1Year’s Eve Party Tuesday evening. (Staff Photo) T h e N e w s • American Girl Calendar THURSDAY The regular meeting of the Semi The truth of the m atter Is that I attention to my own domicile, and nolc Chapter No. 2, Order of East do not feel like working today, and that is rxactly what I would like ern Star will he held at the 31a frankly -m almost incapable of do- to do. E specially the room with conic Hall at a 00 p. m. Jog anything anyway. Typical New the bed In It. Tho only difference between Year’* Day regrets—but mainly So I will leave you—and I can U. S. grade A and U. S. grade II v lota of sleep. In order to avoid hear your sighs of relief irom here tuikeys is that grade R turkeys more unpopularity all over town, —am must sensitive today. may have a skin tear or a crook­ _ I su a l asiduously Ignore all -the --------------------------- ■ ed breastbone. V iew Year's Eve parties. Am sure A quick way to make a mint that all of you who went out had t*TP»"ir f°r if**12 erc»m I* to chop Cake* and cookies made with a good time. If you dldn t you are '• chocolate mint bar* an i mix probably not blaming yourself, vvith 4 ', tablespoon* of coffee honey wilt remain moist, Sub­ and I do not want to be put in the cream. Cook in top of double hoil- stitute a cup of honey for each pisition for any more criticism. *r over hot water untill candy cup of sugar. For each cup of Besides today is not the day nielu, atirring frequently. huncy, reduce the liquid in the for gathering news, as any one can ---------------plainly ice. Sometimes the horoDrixxl* prepared brown gravy recipe by '« cup and add 'i to 1'3 scope is right for communication. *auce over roast pork as it cunits, J teaspoon of soda in addition to i baking powder colled for. hut today mine advises me to payiThi* give* ft a flavorful cru.it. By VIRGINIA CONN. Secirtr U tte r IVEY’S “WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE” i �\ — vrf-* rb ■ n jg ? P m •\ .fjpfi *■ f* I f f # tx f* ri f r r s H ft—I k o n . J i n . S, IM S 'v . : - - ; — * ■'"--•*'"1^.* '*w.r Reduction -‘v . • ' r 3 Mothers Leave (Continued From Pago 1) For Fdr East Today a major overhaul of the Income tax structure th at la long ovar- To Visit Sons due." LOS ANGELES (UP) - Three The legislation, la tha form of mothers of Americans held ■■ IdanUeal bills, H. X. MSI and H. "spies" In Communist China for R. t i l t , cals for reductions In all yeara leave today for the Far progressive rates of tha personal East, taking food, warm clothlag income tax, with the first bracket and love to their Imprisoned sons. rate being reduced from 30 to IS The three were scheduled to per c e n t The top rates of tax board Pan American World Air­ would bo brought down to U per ways flight SOS s t 8 a. m. e.l.t. cent, the Individual tax from its for Honolulu on the second leg of present top of M per cent, end their trip. They left New York the corporate tax from Its present City Wednesday. top of 33 per cen t The reductions would spread over ■ five-year per­ "f feel sronderful," said Mrs. iod, with prevision for postpone­ Hugh F. Redmond of Yonkers, N. ment of any of tho annuel reduc­ Y. "I esn’t wait to see my son.” Mrs. Redmond said she and the tions under specified condltloni. two others mothers, Mrs. M iry V. Testimony concerning the legisla­ tion will be beard during the House Downey, New Britain, Conn., and Ways and Means Committee Tax Mrs. Philip 0. Fectesu, Lynn, hearings starting January 7, 1938. Mass., would leave Honlulu Fri­ "We must spare no dollars need­ day, stop over In Tokyo for 11 ed," Rep. Sadlak and Rep. Her- hours and then go on to Hong long stated, "to repair both the Kong, errlving there Monday. Once In Red China the three MIDGET ARMY—•‘Members of a midget five--nnn “army" from Mineoln. N. Y,, poxe hap­ losses in International prestige end the obvious weaknesses which we will split up and travel under di­ pily with Lt. Gen. B. M. Bryun, First Army Commander, in his office a t Goteniora is­ have allowed to develop in our rection of the Chinese Red Cross land. N. Y. The youngsters visited the military post us special guests of the Army. military program, especially in the to where their sons are Imprison­ The visit came about when ten-year-old Eddie Miller (third from left) wrote Gen ed. Their passports are good for field of missile and space techno­ of the First Army" to say that he had no hdm st and could the Army *7 A logy. However, It la la the Na­ two week*. (UP relepnotoj tion's interest that additional dol­ Mrs. Redmond's son, Hugh F. for 35 cents. Gen. Bryun presented Eddie with ft brand new helmet. lars spent In this direction be off­ Redmond Jr., 38, was Imprisoned WESLEY T. PLACE, photographers mate rirst class, rccnllsts In the Navy for six vcars set to the fullest e ite a t possible near Shanghai after receiving a gram* than they ara on missIle I J n n n n 6 W O O d W O r d * while membera of hie family look on. Left to right are: Richard age 8, Mrs. Place, by economies la domestic pro­ life sentence In 1934 on charges and satellite development. J t H J n n C IT V U U V T W iw , Place, and his 13-year-old daughter Patricia. (Officinl U.S. Navy Photo) grams and In wasteful and out­ of spying for the United States. Murrary. chairman of tha Sen- 'GflffItH H d l O r G d moded pbasee of the defense pro­ Redmond, a decorated a n d ate Interior Committee, said _ gram. wounded veteran of World War 11, Sunihine New* said that "New Russia has been announcing "fan- p Q f r G r t O r m Q n C G S Lake Mary News achieve all possible budget econowent to China In 1948 to work housing developments are going up taatlc' plans for such project* NEW YOIK UP — The nation'* mies. One of theh prime purposes for an export-import firm. He was By Rule Jane Keogh to cover vast area* for. "even film critica hove picked Andy In -Sanford to meet the natural (Continued From Page 1) "We sense no temper within the married to an American girl In LAKE MARY— The Community changing the climate of whole Griffith ami Joanne Woodward^ eeleratlng remori ot growth," ai growth plua the iplllover from Christmas Tree Friday night was ralM- On# of *•» prime purposes 1W9 but was not permitted to reprovince*.” surrounding cities." for the best acting perform ance^ of advance scheduling of tax return to the United States with her he deieribti the complex dutlei of a huge luecest. The children were lie called on President Eisen­ of 1957. ductlona In our bills Is to give in 1930. He now Is under house Canell must be there to offer WASHINGTON UP —A. Demo­ a PPALCo district engineer engines who ready and walling for Santa when cratic senatnr, has warred the hower to give the matter his im­ The critic*, In balloting eon* has "a finger on the area's growth engineering supervision In supply- he arrived at 7:30. Santa took time taxpayers a choice as to whether arrest. [hey favor this kind of rafotm and The other two prisoners, John United States is "rapidly losing mediate personal attention to pre­ ducted by Film Daily, the movia pulse." I Ing power needs for these new to speak to each child then pre reduction legislation, or an Increas­ Thomaa Downey, 27, and Richard vent the Communist bloc from out" to the Communist! In ano­ industry's trails paper, cited Grif» Pictures, taken In Sanford ind units, the article said, sented him with a lovely gift and ln8 level of federal spending on George Feeteau, 30, were U. S. ther “vital area” affecting nat­ further "outatripping" the nation ft th for hi* role In “A Face lit showing Csnall "on the Job" per"This Is sll standard fare In the candy. The chairmen, Mr. and any and all programs. We a rt ional defense—w ater resource* In water development. tha Crowd” and Mil* Woodward Tha senator made the state­ for her performance tn "Three tray the young power company life of a District Engineer where Mrs, Robert Martin, and their com­ as confident now a* we were when development and climate control. we introduced our bills that given Sen. James E. Murrnry D- ment in a new committee report Face* of Eve.” engineer on the Job, conferring many duties keep a man on the mittee should he commended for the choice, taxpayers will Insist Mont. said the Soviets are put­ to tho President comparing U. S. with Sanford's city manager, work move," Snipes said as he wrote the success of the party. It marked the first lime In the (Continued From Pago One, ting “ more effort and emphasis'' progress in the field of water re­ Sants arrived again Sunday night on economies In every area, exing and conferring with other com of Harry Canell Jr„ "who his a cept those which would threaten m ,nd f°r !,ame loans "n year snd on irrigation, hydroelectric, flood source development with that of annual poll th at the winners w e r ^ . . . L . . . at the Community Presbyterian ptay officials, checking over plans chosen on the basis of their flrs V national security, In order to "we Just haven’t been able to take control, and water transport pro­ Russia and Communist China. with developers and other activi­ big Job made up of small Jobs and ; Church. The Sunday School pre- achieve a moderate and reason* screen performance*. care of application! a* qnlrklv a tented a program centered around The report, Issued Tuesday ties of tho busy Sanford engineer. he has to keep moving.’1 Griffith, who rose to stardom ■ble scsle of Income tax rates." the atory of the Little DIack Lamb. night was prepared at Murrary’a Canell, In the article, desert »v In conclusion, the Ways and we d like to". In spite of these un- Army civilian employe! when they request by committee consultant as an illiterate Army private in The kindergarten, and two primary SCIENCE CENTER COSTLY bis duties as "doing whatever has usual conditions, It wai pointed disappeared on a flight between the Broadway version off "No LONDON ( U P ) - The Soviet Un­ classes had "pieces" to speak and Means Commlttea membera de­ Michael W. Straus. It came at a to ha dona." clared: out, the association exceeded last J,£ l were capturedJ ° by ” - the Red time when Murrary and other Tim# for Sergeants,” was honored "Thera la no consistent pattern to ion will spend about one-milllon they Joined with the remainder of They for his portrayal of a singing, "We hope that all concerned will tha Job," says tho article as a rubles (3230,OOO) a day on Its new the Sunday School to form a choir keep fixed In mind the fundamen­ year's loan total by one percent. Chlneae and sentenced as spies, Western legislators were express- guitar-playing vagrant who be­ Highlight of the current state­ for the Lamb story. Each child work day for Csnell was outlined scientific center In Siberia "when Downey for life and Feeteau to 20 ing concern over report* that comes a national television idol. tal nature of the continuing con­ Harry Canell Jr. came to San­ Its construction gets Into stride In wore a choir robe and carried a test with Russian economle growth ment In Faville's opinion and that year*. Tho three are among six funds for reclnimotion project* Miss Woodward, who has ap­ of the other directors is the sub­ Americans known to be held by [will be cut sharply in the budget ford from Miami as a Junior En- 1938" Radio Moscow said Sunday. sliver star. and Communist Imperialism. Deci­ peared on Broadway and in tel>* stantial addition that has been The broadcast said the research linear In 1933. Hera ha became for th* 1959 fiscal year. Everyone enjoyed the program made at this time may not made to reserves. "This first the Communist*. vision, was cited for her role a |^ Senior Field Engineer, then En­ center will cover 1,230 hectares. to the utmost. The children are sions have their final t o t for years, safety .factor a “multiple personality” In the , , , . . . . . ... ..... for our .savers’ gineer before taking hla present Work already is underway on the always cute and 10 entertaining, hut the Nation can afford no delay money ia Important to us and we film adaptation of the best-seller project. pest. After the program Santa arrived in turning Its sights toward curing know from many favorablo comauthored by two psychiatrist*. and gave everyone candy. The high defects In the functioning of Its ments that It Is, also to the folks Second among th# male a ta ri Legal Notice school group Westminister Fellow- free economle system which Im who have accounts with us," ho was James Cagney, cited for his ship and the Upsala High School pair Us capacity to grow to the said. The reserves now equal tOfl portrayal nf Lon Chaney in "Man ilm caflml, group gathered after the party for maximum extent without inflation IX TUB c isc iiit c o tm r. xixtii • Rtfttft o f K r t d I*. percent of the savings outstan t'ng. of a Thousand Faces." James ! * ! • o f City o f CuliinirjUB. C o u n t y uf jtD itiA L a a c u R . ix asm, s' uh "An Indispensable step toward f c 'r J f ik ih i, Htskill o f UlilOf tiiacn.i««d, a worship service and the group aHMIXOl.K COUNTY. V l.im illl. The association Is continuing to Stewart's portrayal of Charles A. 1afttis o f Hniid C u i i i i t y , in Hi* C o u n t y went caroling. Late in the evening curing these defect* Is a start on IX CM. XU* HU serve an Increasing numher of Lindbergh in "Spirit of St. Louis” J u « i k * » ot C o u n t y , K U N U , notick o r a e r r , i t y n u l f i t * In t h o c o u r t h m ia * of they returned to the manse and repairing the damage to the eco- borrowers and savers, fulfilling its won him third place. HARRY M. PACK. hu |«i Co u n ty n t thmfof'ila K lo rl iU , Plaintiff, were served hot chocolate and nomy caused by the present tax purpose of promoting thrift ?nd Eva Marl# Saint was runner-up w i t h i n « l i h i vmhddlisr m o rith a f r o m cookies by the Rev. and Mr*. AI- system in order to create the con home ownership, the firm's presi­ t h * t l m * of i h * U n i t p u h iii ftt lmi of to Mis* Woodward on the basis o f t UAROft PACK. ditions under which this country dent commented, the hoost exceed­ I h In a o tk « « C-8«h tl f t l m o r «t*itina<l examter Unn. her rule as Celia Pops in "A Hat­ IK TH* NAUX OP THM XTATK CP Mil n i l J j * In w r i t i n g , n n d »h,ill at«f« It was nice to see the Rev. and can more than keep pace with ing .... by eight ...... .................... percent the 13M ful of Ha In.” Carol Baker won ill® |.k 1 ift.4 ;" N < o f riC8ll|*dM'« ftII11 |»OMt Of* /LofllU A: TO! Marx* r*ck. who** nlara ot flt i* a d d r n n i o f i h o t'Lil m a u l , nnil Mr*. L. W. Scott Sunday night Russian strides (n total economic figures. He pointed out that divid thlrl-piace honors with her per­ ftliftl! ftwurn t o b y Llm . l.tlni i n t, Mrs. Scott said that she Just had growth. In addition, wa feel that ends paid during the year totalled raelilaaee 1* unknown formance in "Hahy Doll.” Yon at# hnrnhjr requireI to III* h In a n pml. o r n t t o r n A y , * n d a n v to come hark for the annual renewed economic growth would 3209,321.00 and that In spite of with tho Clnrk of this Court, ruur f t i i r h c l i l r u o r d e m a n d n o t *«i fllvil Coincidentally, both Griffith n h n l t ho void. anawar to Ik* mil ot Complaint Christmas program. When the Rev. so improve the revcnim situation rising costs of money, the loan and Mlsa Woodward alto were til'd h'rola aaalMt you In Ihe abuse / i / WllliuTii 4 . Bohn ft Id t r Scott was minister In Lake Mary that hudget balance with provl- costs had been maintained at the •ntltl'd csuie on or b-fnr* Ihe Ir.l Ai i i t o r o f t h o fatiftt W il l named "find* of the year.” und n f F r o d I*. Mrs. Scntt wai very sctlvc In the sion for debt retirement will be 193d level. da/ of January, A. 1*,. I » l and aarya a copy thereof upon Norton 'iA ni n f * r , d «c e a v * «1. annual Christmas program. better assured in succeeding While he laid he wasn't a cry­ Joaaphaou. plalntlfra aiinrnay, K i r i t yuli lic ft tlo n J d i u m r y 1, I %Til. Mrs. Eileen Willard and Kathy years." herein. whoa# adilraan la 111Vh V«stal bowl gaier, Favllle rcinaikrd iv v ir v n o v n» m u will accompany her brother and joala Avanua, Daytona tleseb. Flor­ that "generally, conditions in this BhaIchI bidft Will lift fftCfllvnl In lh« ida. ’'Hanford lltrald” In hrrehjr atea will b3 good in 1938. That doe* dnalanatad aa the n-wnuan-r In office pf Hi* Oily Mftn«i«r. Clljr sister In law Mr. ami Mrs. Jack which Ih la order ahall I • pitillnhad 11•((11 Hunfuril. Flnrl'Ll nil In Keogh to their home In North Caro­ not mean that we will not feel the oaoo a weak for (nor ««iu*rutlv« iijf) 9. ui- of Ih* (wfnllftlli tlfty of lina. They will return after the 1 MBAI I 8 effects of the recent cold weather, waaka. IIRItRIN FAII. NOT (ill A Jamrnrr, rill DEC. 31 A l l bl'li »b n 11 b« rlftctrly n u i r k n t first of the year. Enroute home DKCltKK PRO CONFKHHII IVII.I. we will; but people and business Admission* JIB BNTKRKH AHAINST YOU FOR it* a u e h cm t h * i m u l d * o f th«» r ti - they will spend a day with Mr. and firms are moving into this com LAST SHOWING vft lop*. T h a lililii w i l l lift p u b l i c l y HCCIt FAII.I'RK. Madge I)uas (Sanford) Mrs. Ralph Keogh In Columbia, S. OPEN 11:13 Tha nature nf thle cult la a n p a n f t d i t 3tWI i*. n». o f llm HAinn munlty and we will contlnus I* William A. Hatcn (Sanford) , I it t ft. Tin* t a b i i l . i l l o n o f h id * will |>* C. hill for dlrnrro. make progress In Sanford, in Semi WITNESS My hand and noel at p r* H #ntC i| to ihft C i t y c*nmm1i«tnn Virgil Martin (Sanford) note county and In our nrignboring Sanford. S-mlnoU County. Florida o n Mon«Uy, J t t m g r y J7, 10^7. a t 4 oo Jane Fales and Karl Scholti were Baby boy Raul* (Sanford) n in. In th * f ’lty i*fnutiilfttlnn lin om visitors at our home Sunday night. Ihta 11th day of Dar-mb-r. A. communities across the lake." o f i h * C it y H u ll Discharge* fir. • •- '- r Jane and I are old friend* from The director* are Favllle, E. C. O P HBRNDON F U r h bbl a h u l l c m i t a l n ft r o p y nf Barbara Arnet (Sanford) Aa Clark Circuit Court th*» tn a nuff t**fu rn r’ft niiwt-lfl ■»)L*ne camp days and we had many, Harper Sr., J. H. Van Hoy, H. C f\K V G R /W T Many Russell (Sanford) Semlnola Coonty. Florida ikntl (f ftte rlp tlv * H tn rii ti ir a . A ll blda many things to talk about. James Gut, George Touhy, S. F. n r Aria J. I.iinduulnt " l u l l bft r O. I I . Hanforila F l o r i d a , Hetty Jean Horn (Sanford) Mr*. C. W. Isabel! and Mist JAYNE MANSFIELD.■V Deputy Clark Doudncy and A. Edwin Shinholter. a n d a h a l l h* blndlrtic n n Ih * b l d d r r Mrs. Carroll Geeter and baby Isabrll were visiting (Official Saall f o r ft m i n i m u m o f t h i r t y d i v a pt.fft Charlotte High tribute was paid by Pre*. nr* r* a u f t * t r d on tha fnltowlr ift friends Monday. Charlotte Is spend­ girl (Sanford) SUZY PARKER Favllle to the staff for the eourt iv tiif . ro riiT n r t iif . m i sty H n n t a : niane Moye (Sanford) J i'n o s . hrwrsni.B r n n r v. ing the Christmas vacation with 1« O n n n w poll, -a r . i f eoua and efficient manner in which Fl.oniDa. iv r R im tn :. -K lS S i Billy Adams (Enterprise) I, t ton, fl.u bad* friirlt her parents in Orlando. She Is thry had operated during the past rv nn- b sta tr o f f. Thrift nlnruliird i»l•*Uu|. truckt employed by the University of Nehla Schumacher (Sanford) mien p. zimpfkh i m i 4. Tltrftn I f n r w r l i r r x tl months. That staff Is made up OPERA STAR WEDS—Major Gordon G. Andrews nnd Thomas Willlami (Sanford) nfr#>(t>#it l l , O n a a d d in # n iA rb lrm Florida. Mrs. Isaheil said that she of George Touhy. executive vice TO 41.1, I HKIMTtmi 4*11 |*r.lt- 1 m . nn* (hark protiftor, alaolrl# Baby boy DeGaetanl (Sanford) president; Mra. B. E. Chapman, his bride, the former Eleanor Steber of tho Metropolitan ami Mr. Isabel) hope to start build­ m v n n cl. %in n nn n r T. O u t hydrfttftd lima a i u r r y fardItnbert Walthour (Sanford) %ft*rn 4cm*ftT *%n» r*T4Tr,i Opem Compnny, use an Army saber to cut their wedding ing on their lota on Country Club ar secretary-treasurer; Mrs. J. S. EkYmi ft ml pftch of ym i nr« h*r«b|Hattie M. Bennett (Cocoa) Hpftvlfffftllona ara afullahlft at |h* Road soon after the first of the cake nfter they were married nt tho Fort Slocum, N. Y. ri«9llffl«i| und rfHinlr*4 t o nr«i#n,| any offlc* of th« n|iy mafia#rr* ern, asst, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Mrs. Joseph R. Well* J r. and r 1n.Im• und dfmftnda Which you, or year. W H Knnwlftft, C. L> Powell and Miss Barbara Chapel. Major Andrews is a faculty member at the Army «lth»r of you. rour hnv* av«ln«t ihr baby boy (Sanford) n » y 3if» n a E a r Mr. and 31ri. Eugene Kindeit Information School here. (UP Telephoto) Flynt, teller*. —FEATURES— Grace Fetter* (DeBary) entertained tha children of the Minn ft Ellison (DeBary) Florida State Rank employe* at 1:97 - 3:07 • 3:97 • IftT Waltef Wide (Sanford) their home Sunday afternoon with 9:07 Velma Cfcvr.md (Sanfor# a lovely Chriatmai party. Each JAN. I child found a gift undrr the beauti­ Bob Anderson (Sanford) FRIDAY ft SATURDAY fully decorated tree. Then they DUUHt.K FF.A1UHB Virginia Longwall (Sanford) gathered In the back yard for PROGRAM Samuel McFadden (Sanford) punch, cup cakes, apple* and ean Benjamin Hughe* (Sanford) dy. Thu Keogh family and the Schooly family from Lake Mary The aooond larges* marble do­ •njoyed the afternoon thoroughly. me iei tha world adorna tha Mlnn"»oka stale aapitol In St. Paul. LOW DOWN DOG AWOL MILWAUKEE, Wia. UP— Th* Tha largo*! ft ft*. r ,U r * i" Coast Guard ia tearrhing foe an Homo. AWOL daehiund, which hold* th* honorary rank of ehief boats­ ff- ^ i i i wain's mate, which went over the hill hare. Tha servicemen describ­ ed their mata a* built low to th e * deck and sporting a torn ear suff­ ered in a fight with a landlubber Ze*7*eWefflkwwe collie. RAIN Senahr Warns U.S. Losing Out To Commimisfs Story Statement Hospital Notes FO R | /WE* ’"CYPRESS CARDENS 9 SAVE OR SHINE ★ Nightly H S 8:10 P.M. A Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P.M. Have you tried by JANUARY 10 tk and earn ft fuH 12 MONTHS* RETURN IN 1958 * ; : j . g;74 GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO TO A M OTH • Heated Stands • Luxurious Clubhouse Sorry, Nft Minor* — FEATURE — 3 38 . - Jerry Colling Operator PLUS — » % e tc 1 S T ) 10-X POWDERED? 8 Miles South of Sxnford, Highway 17-92 % Fifty percent finer to blend more q uickly! CURRENT RATE I j % PER ANNUM SUMSHAYDEN 1 *•«'—**• —FEATURES— 1.00 . 1.02 . 7.01 • 19:00 �\ l A I WANT A W H ERE MORE PEO PLE DO MORE BU YIN G AND SELLIN G .. * CLASSIFIED INDEX r CARD *f TBA.VK* I LOST A FOUND S FOR RENT S BEACH RENTALS 4 WANTED U RENT 4— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4—FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES T REAL ESTATE WANTED 5 MISCELLANEOUS •-FLOW ERS, f t ANTS, SHRUBS 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AUTOMOBILES-TRA1LBBS ■■■" ]f BOATS A M O T O R S ____ M FARM RUFF LIES A MACHIN­ ERY 14 f e t m j v m t o c e a u f f u ** <Fool try ) 11 ARTICLES WANTED U PLACES l i EAT IT BEAUTT PARLORS U FEMALE HELP WANTID 14 MALE HELP WANTED I t MALE »r FEMALE n WORK WANTED t t BUSINESS OPPOBTUNTME HA MONEY to LOAN » SPECIAL SERVICES BA ROOFING A PLUMBING REAL ESTATE FOR SALE1! - SPACIOUS HOME 3 bedroom 2 bath homa with l»5a privilege*. Under conatroction. »1«. 800.00. 13,000.00 Dawn. ROSA I.. PAYTON Registered Rcil L U l r Broker rh FA 2-1301—1T-S1 at Hiawatha REAL ESTATE FOR SALE1X!—SPEC! 81. SERVICES FARMER S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor 115 S. French Ase. Fanford Ph. FA 2-5221 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! M-AnicLsjmsjAtE— Expert Says Most ___ r*"«s?" Motorists Do Hot Eyes Properly “ SELt, US YOUR H JR M I'IH E CARTER HOME CLEANING Cash for any Super - anj amount imounu oupei SERVICE Trading Window- & Wall Bashing Sanford. Floor Waxing—NOrth S-41M 132 iliway 17-82 DeBary Pup tents $4.98. Double blankets r . \ i m r r r s s e w in g c e n t e r White—Necchi—Elna 512 Mvrtle Ave., pear Pinerre.t Repairs on all makes Machines Schcoi. thii beautiful 3 Bedroom "23 Last First £ l FA 2-5244 $1000 DOWN lus _Florida Room CBS home plus baing offered for quick sale at GATLIN BROTHERS $75.00 MONTHLY only *0900.00. $2,500 down. $7lU>.7 i ontractor*. Draglines; Geneva This cute 2 Bedroom home 1* m at monthy, or as low as $1800 down 2232. Th FA 2-3275 Senior* a . a pin. nicely located, has rnwith trrn u at ranged. Sec this eloted garage and beautiful before you buy anythin?. Semi-, Mlm„tr)p h rr.MJng _ Tv, yard, priced low at 15500.00— car-i» and r°»*n A *"l Letter Writing — Cards owner will finance and five A Z-5-3Letters Addressed — Photo quirk possession. Seminole Real­ Copirs of important papers— ty, 1901 Park Ave., FA 2 -5 2 3 2 .^ a bedroom* homes with 1011 Credit report* — Collections. acre*. May bo bought separate 1, In.,.,,.; I... R RmCredit Sanford l>. Inquire b>_ m,ii mail. n.,*'"J1 Do* -J4 B. iw .0l Bureau Sjn AltOf Nt{ l B ln|, County Club Rd. Bldg. Th. FA 2-4154 WE HAVE A HOME House for sale by owner. Call FA j Vacuum CIcnner Repair* FOR YOU 2-34 70. Repairs A parts for III m ik t* of rleaners. Eleelrcdux, Hoover, 3 htdroont Concrete Block home. Kirby, Air-Way, li. fc. Rr placeLow monthly payments. Near bedroom s HOMES— I ment rarls. Work guaranteed Navy Baie. I'h. FA ‘2-3110. 1 A 2 baths. Free F'rer pick pirk up A delivery. Call FA 2476IComplete and ready far immedi­ 2 story 4 bedroom bouse on cor­ ner lot. Within 3 blocks down ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ate oceupaney. town business section. Will ments, invoices, hand bills, and .make a nice home for a large program*, e l e. Progressive I.oration a family or good apartment house. Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2051— South Ptneereat — Sanford Th. FA 2 2353. 403 West 13th St Whisperiny Oaki — Ttturrille -M lbCLLLANXut'j WOOLSEY FHA In sarsdea and FHA ftoanaLIVE BAIT Marine Finishes ing avallabia. Fleming'* Red £-. White Grocery For Your Boat 5 dor. $1 00 We ean qualify you for one of Misanuej Minnows Scnkarik (Hass and I'aint Co. these hornet in SO mlnotaa. You I'op-Guia Minnow* ....3 do*. 95c 112-111 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-1622 • —Worms— ean Start enjoying the home Thone: FA 2-1609 whilo wo proeeaa US papers. HEATING Open Seven Days a Week I mm a■ , RED I-MI.X lonrrefr, O r* a v e , trap.*, dry wells, state approved septic tank*. Window- sill*, Lintell. Sand, Mortrr Mix. Cement Rock. Phone FA 2-5731. Miracle Concrete Co. EDITORS NOTF: Many nf you h.-n-e expressed a ronitnulng interest In helpful stories about traffir safety. We intile you attention to the- following Hi*. linctive plree, I P WASHINGTON 2 cushion couch and slip rover. . c o n d l,‘o n * *GOO° rA By R O B E R T J . SE BEING I’nltrd Pres* Slalf Corrrxpnndrnl e I H M H Kf ang Che ffanfurh Ijrralh T h u n , J a n . 2. 1058— P a g e 7 THE CAIll) OF THANKS Very often a Card cf Thanks In The Sanford Herald meets • need which u difficult to fill in any other way Not omy is It 4 gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sect floral tributes but also courteously acknowledges the service* in<t kind* nesses of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot well be mailed. Newspaper Card, of Thanks are arenpted *» socially correct. Emily Pest, the noted authority on etiquette, feel* they serve many good uses. There I* no prescribed form foe a Card of Thinks It can be as brief nr as detailed »s you desire. When the occauon comes you will find a sympathetically understanding member of our itaff lo assist you. THE “ IN MEMUHIUP" NOTICE It is the custom of many families In this country to commemo­ rate a bereavement by an "In Memorttim" notice in newsparer classtfied.colunin*. They find a real solace therein. J’rcna.Mlioo or selection of a suitable verse brings bark to them tender, pleasant recollection*. As Elisa Cook, the English poet has so beautifully expressed it: "How cruelly sweet arc the echoes that atari W hit memory plays 4" old tune on the heart." Most frequently an lu Mcmorlum Is Inserted on the anniver­ sary of death. However, other dale*, which it I* felt are appro­ priate or meaningful are also .selericd. The birthday of the de­ parted, ihg wedding anniversary, Memorial Day. even Christmas are among other signific.-.iit ocrSslcns chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thought* tn Beetle form, sou may avail yourself nf the Herald's collection of original v rn es Theso express in poetic beauty the emotions of the heartstring*. Among them arc verses appropriate to any circumstance. WASHINGTON iL P l-F v e been driving for 23 years and h a ir had only two medium * sire accidents TKADE-1N NOW So I thought I was pretty *oltd G et 4he m oat fo r j o u r old behind a wheel. Hut a driver • training rxpert fu rn itu re . ronvtneed me l ie JujU been lucky. $SA V K $ My driving haLjti ate poor cn-'ugh to get, me into trouble 10 Furniture and Appliances times a day without realising it. New A Used The expert is Harold L. Smith, Mather of Sanford training director of Detroit's Insti­ 501-09 East First FA 2 U»s3 tute of Driver Behavior. L'nder TUB RATE sponsorship of the Ford Motor Co. »* S S R S S U » u Card* o! Thank* ao-1 tn Mcmorlum notices, due to the (act they he Is teaching safe driving to may run to considerable lenglh. are billed at jt.ro per eoluran Inch. Vert 'he New Year OH Rl|ht 0 ^'E N T T IT IK **8 HOUS110LD t h o u s a n d s of truelong firms Fitly at Echols, and Save throughout the United State*. All Prices Reduced Do Not Use Eyes "1—frtIR WENT Smith's theory is simple. He COURTESY WEEK ACROSS DOWN believrs most motorists do not use Sleeping moms. TV. The G»hJ«. January ti-1'2 21 Anglo1 A delicacy 401 Magnolia Ave., FA --Oi.OI-The head their eyes properly, lie teaches Saxon 7. The south, tanat t serf you to use sour vision »o you esn e*p of EFFICIENCY apartments suit­ 2 Dtapatch 24 Moved, anticipate trouble before it hap­ ECHOLS REDDING CO. France able for eouple or single person. boat as Cor. 2nd & Magnolia FA 2-G321 pen*. And his definition of an ex­ II. B. POPE CO. It Exart Private bath * shower. Ideally 3. Interdiction wtad "Bud" Itamherger. Mgr. P ia a u ,. Sbiebe ~ pert driver is one who has never 200 S. r a c k -----FA 2-4234 Mttsfaftton Developed by 4 At home located across from P°3t Office. Free Delivery 26 Winga tt had to rkid his tires on a dry 12 The aame CENTER PIECES: Ph 2-1*22 Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. 8 Hxrmonlse 27. Native ODHAM lL ) pavement in f u r la lo years of rUM l’S — SPRINKLER pr FA 2-0270. Sanford, SAN­ 8 Actually • RIG VALUES of 13 Abyss S3 STEMS daily driving TUDOR, inc. 7. Russian FORD FLOWER SHOP. ( WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms • QUICK CREDIT fl. AU types and sues, installed 14. Sun grxl Smith gave me a two hour test village private baths. 114 W. First St. Ukraine • EASY TERMS "Do It Yourself" 13. Grate GRAPEVII.LE NURSERY Cor. Hwy. 17-81 A 17th SL 9 Mr*, Cantor 31. Killed in Washington's busiest streets—! 1 t i lo < q - | A i i . i r WILSON-MAIER WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 15. Armed I.the same examination be give* 2 mile* West of Town Phone FA 2-1501 9 Abandon* Rlnro building and warehouse. 31 Desert New and Used Furniture S T I N E 39. Toler. fortea FA 2-0886. FA 2-40151. UR A! LEY ODHAM, P r « . 10 loeacapabla 34 Caesar Machine and Bupply Co. Stt E. First SL Ph FA 2-562.1 hi* regular students before the) • hie service orpredica­ we* on* take his rnurse. 207 W. 2nd Ft. Ph. FA 2-6432 41, Mia* FISHER'S NURSERY Nicely furnished fully equipped -' ganizalfon ment Used furniture, appliances, tonlx 33 Fnrmar \3e used a llva tr-dam ] (hove Citrua — Planta — I'cat Gardner 17 BPOE bedroom froom apt. 175 mo. Ph. IA 218 Vat etc. Bmight-sold. Larry'* Mart N. Y. 43. Twilit J Cor. Magnolia k Onora FA 2*4635 HUI1YSF EARS carefully — I thought. I tried to ni ember 0163. 215 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 14132 (textile) 20 acre tile larat, 3 b e d r o o m governor fabric Ceramic Tile Contractor keep alert, avoid jamming on 19 Water 31 Postpone house, large barn. Easy terms. A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST *2201 F.-tr'c- 1 am 16. Bamboo47. Not V j t bedroom houve for rent 1307 1 t-’A 2-6125 brakrs, obey all traffic law*. god 21 Lowers, u J. B. Levy, Ph. FA 2-1223. like Phone FA 1-1851 (pr*. ™ Elliott Ave. Ph. FA 2-4305. 30 Toward Alter two hours, Smith handed a banner gresses Tor dependable Service fix) INCOME TAX SERVICE 21 Rescue* me mv grade— fit out of a possible Member of Florist Unfurnished 2 bedroom, kitchen . *•. Murray Stenstrom Realty 34 Exist » T " 1 i 'T i HW Slightly above average, h1equipped, $f»5.00 Oiler Realty Telegraphy Delivery Assn. 23, Leavening l i l t Celery Ave FA 21394 'T i ■J 10 H. F. STENSTROM said "You were lucky. You com­ Co, 2601 Orlando Dr . FA 2* ft agent* Registered Broker Closed Sunday mitted enough errors to get you nr 5342. OFFICE RaJtlPhlSKT 36 Canvaaje* 111 N. Park — Fhone FA 2-242C u into a dozen accidents If other 29 Cleanse, aa 23.X — I'l.tJMRINl, amt ROOFING -4 Bedroom, private entrance and Tdrivers had been committing si­ Ilaynrs Office Machine Co., Type­ of soap private bath. Thone FA 2-Cool ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor writers, adding machines, S*lesmultaneous boners.'* Plumbing — Kresky Heating 30 Standxrd* of i Raymond Lundquist, Assnr. 10 ‘1 before 8 pm . ____ Rentals. 314 Mag. FA 2 0162. A I pw examples perfection M. G. HODGES FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. % % ksi 33 The l Fr i Bv |1(»r tjl IGC Tl,r raccording to expert Service on All Water l’umps-~ 2l : i furnished 3 room garage apt. with 11—AUTOMOBILES— TRAILERS 33 The eva of Wells Drilled — Pumps United I’rrs* Stiff Correspondent f'"'dh, are ju>t ., few of the bath. 2314 Sanford Ave. Th. FA merry­ IT' I’aola Road Phone FA 2-6037 V* NEW YORK IP —live xrasnn of ‘h‘n=* 1 ‘bd wrongtSmitli com2-0731. /// It will pay YOU to see us before making % stock taking and high resolve nrmcnl' ln brackets! you buy. Open Evenings and 33 Medical ml* TT CLARK Private entrance modern furnished rived With the first tick of the - " 't e n unsure ef the intenlhmv Sunday*. <abhr ) Dumbinc. Ilratin r A Supply Co. bedroom. Trcfer working man clock on the sear 1938. and one " ' " l,p '• '*ailed too long EASTSIDK TRAILER SALF.S 37 Exlat w TT Conirarting A Repair* Talatka, Fla. Ph. FA 2 M10. 38 33'hich 2619 Orlando I)r. Ph. FA 2 2374 man'* notion of the temper of our 10 adjust speed, change lanes or i % b time is this: ,aP horl1 ("You were so husv person ' J-iL Highway 17-92 South Sanford 'i t 2 room apartment, private bath DON’S COVER SHOP 39 Observa VX -T h a t the vyear nne ,u,,thfr car *»**« —That ear on whose threshthre-h- lookin* ' . rj * flt [’!’* rr c‘,r Automobile Interior Decorator and entrance. Clean. Ph. FA 2 J< k 40 Esher* PL U M B IN G hol<| we stand holds the possibility . * ‘ ’ Seat Covers — Truck Seal* 5420. 318 Mfllonville. 41 Fart nf % % /, Contra't and Repair Work At Willis I’onliac—301 W. 1st. nf do nr die for the Western 41 "U> he ' Free ' E*llma*rr. fo r lease, Nice roomy home and world Tha.he rare for survival ^ New Homes 41 To he in debt R L. HARVEY % saw only one picture; i ai| never See Ray Herron For 20| Sanford garage. FA 2-34577. ^ lo 1f 41 Wheel huh Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 of a free humanity may he per saw about zo o t h e r s i a new Fontieo or Vauxhell. Alio determined hy what wr do In these 46 Lifted on —I- ailed to take f r e q u e n t This i* * pas* to the Rita theatre 1 a good U*C(J rar. Ph. FA 2-0231 363 day s. 48 Itreak for Mrs. Rime 11 E. Spenear. gra n r . in m r viiloO mirror to or after fi p.m. FA 2-2883. 301 1 euddenty —The most nf the "doing" must see ivlint Ir.iHie behind me wax flip , date Jan. It, 195b. Lake Front West First St. 49 Tea«e* of necessity be American rffort. doing, i"You xhouht get into the —That the burden, in the end, habit of r (treking that rear vislni u ^ r i ii .t j i 1932 Jrep station wagon, clean REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I will be ours tn shoulder, if we mirror oner every five second'"| Front wheel drive, good condit­ Property Contracting & Opair* ■x*ill, at individual Americans, jou ion. New Paint. 2319 Hiawatha REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Didn t stay far enough behind 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 5 1544 French A t * . and n-r Ave. vehirle ahead of me to see past J. W. IIALL, REALTOR Lip Service to Sacrdlre o c Too many drivers focus their l l —PIANO Stilt VII E 1 1 - 3 - 1 Alt RENTALS Johnny Walker, Associate —That most nf uv, right now. ( vision oo what * lust ahead nf J "Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3641 NINO A REPAIRING are paying lip service to thr word them, without getting a big pir 3 Homes beve been sold so DRIVE A NEW CAR a0'A»here. •lAMi Tl 33. L. HARMON anytime. Rental service includes •■sacrifice" with scant attention 11 i ,im- of ilm entiie traflii -ituation. RAYMOND M. BALL ir f now whilf t h i n httfHC! Bit Ph. FA 2-4.23 After 6:00 Wash, gas a n d insurance. nuns pin p.ni. ^ hlt jL mu,t n|cgrl |t) iloughing The) don t leave themselves und«r conttruction. If REALTOR MERLE WARNER. National I I* ■off I he fat nf eavrlul living anr| i-nough -pat,- vstu-n the uiicxpecltsl T H E STEVE ALLEN SHOW WILL probably bo the llrat REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Car Rentals, 401 E. 1st SL, 2S— ELECTRICAL SERVICES 'developing lean redlieney. happen 'i FOR RESULTS * l»igr hpIwork iiruRram I" utili. v the tv •• ovrr-tlie-horizon FA 2-3994. » . List your property with u*. Electrical ContxacUng | |i is now nine xeurr and one —Drove tun fa t in curb lan» tranamiv ion technique from Cuba to the United States. Jrd k Park Ave . Sanford FINANCE your n<--«- ear with a Ste<» r taking hi entire ere, to Havioa for a one* *Vir i *fi rr4u«f*,,?-r«* y**r *inrT “our fathers brought 'vlthuut regifd to what might RAN HALL EI*fcV-1 Hlu CO. * FA^-5641 _ loan from the FLORIDA STATE. Now Under Conitnictlon • hot r-riginatnm lie'll nl > dr one i-r two show* forth on this continent a new n.i happen if <n*.e-iinr suMmly „prn112 Maioolia Dm FA 2 0915 RANK OF SANFORD. from Hollywood In February . . . Sal 'linen has tlnn since they solemnly declar nl ,i dour on tlie* Irfi ,ii|e nf , • Cherry R»al Katate Agency igucil for the title role in 1lulV.it*, Aladdin aliuvv. This i* n pass tn the Ritx theatre FIUG1DAIRE appliances, *»lea j rd they would "mutually plcdg. I'arknl car or pulled out frrana Dial FA 2-9929—Notary \nn.i 'l.nia Xlhrrs'ielli will pl.iv the ptiltcv > . . . .1 liedroom. 1 bath for Wight Kirtley. Kip. dale nml aervice. G. 11. High, Oviedo 1to each other our live*, our for IHr- rurli i 1A mi nh<ervrd hie 1219 W. 13 St. Rear-Barber Shop Itichard D-aio'-iol, I'rlvni- Deter .e, which did sum­ .1 bedroom, 2 bath Jan. II, 1958 FI*. Phone KO 5-3315 or San tunes. *n>' nur sirred honor " mer duly this yevr. rrrtns to he the hotte t rooleod-prnl limit, hu* vnu still didn't New 3 Pedrwvm Home* ford FA 2-3553 after fi p.m. er t-i replace Harhourmaiter --n Thursday n.ght* t bedroom, 2 bath Ml)be the time has come to do give yourself enough time lo stp|i for ( flS . . Af'ri appr.i-.T ~ on Date With The . $700.00 Down some pledging of our nwn. if an emergency developed in such 12— BOA IS and MOTORS Aogela n , lim e , Jimmy llusd i* now r»L as a -eg. 2.8 x B L IL D N o-A et’A ltli. Features electrie kitchens, terraaAs 1937 dosed out Its days. I lie close quarter. And >ou vsrrrn'l ulai with Hetty While and flill Williams . . . Oddi PAINTING 1 nur Evlnrude Dealer to floors, and ehoie* residential New York Times xaid editorially: " ■ ‘■triune thnse parknj cars alu-.nl are that Lues a I D e l uill letum next year with ROBSON SI’ORTlNt, GOODS location*. aiintiiei bat li n( oriu-hnur |i»w;,. $04 E. 1st Phone FA 2 59*1 FLOOR sanding and finishing ‘ The question Is not so much v<lie of >ou i Cleaning, w a x i n g . Fening titer we are strong rnougli lo su r-' ---------------------------A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Anna Maria LIA Itt PRESLEY’S A KING PRICE for a TV Seminole County *in-:e 1925. JOHNSON MOTORS vive but whether «e deserve to • ■ prtneej* apnea rare* u no from $75,000 tj $100 ono. pd far, Phone FA 2-3103_______ All of these .vsauUfu! homes ere H. JL Gleason, Laka Mary ioested on Like Front Lots. SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS survive.” It added it believed we no taken at either level , , . NB<" is (VOW talking uboUt Gisele JIae» KENNETH E. SLACK 2484 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1591 henrie in terms of a< h-'>r «ho.> On 1936-n.l , . , Th-ue will t-e mi kept and Improved, the quality RF.G. REAL ESTATE BROKER more guest stats <>o Guy Mllchrll'a how . . J*nl* Paige is being o.‘ our demorrery during 1937 1099 B. 2nd Hvona FA 2-0221 ron ldeted fm the title role in the Mm ie .i-Mn planned by Mt.M-TV Truth or Mankind FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES . , Strike ll Rich will Anally Irave the nr m Jxnuaiy. L will be HOME IN MAYFAIR replaeej hy S or ,. auditor* psttlcii'l'iou ■ . . I -I . All right, majbo we did. But Choose vour choice By Owner . . . FA 2-7428 Face It . . . A leadtop ad »g»ney v - *<*i(fred T'K MtRANEY-SM1TH PONTS what seem, to be at stake no* u of Financing Flam: Remodeling — Reroofmg — Re­ ent A'-oentrs to prnd'tre a -enes of h-dlday ova', FA 2-6461 * For tfc» Beit Bflvs in Real Em ate FHA, FHA In Service and 2415 Park Ave. siding M e.eiaij — Contrae. not so much our ability to endure ral ifie. ,als next fall, probably on a once-a-moitih as a natinna! entity as it Is our will SEE CULLEN A HARKEY Iror* — financing. basis. No other details have been rtlraaed . . . Bin* Cabin cruiser. 30 ft-; &*1« ftConventional to preserve a way of goodness and • roahy plan, to appeal ntt a TV pickup nf his Peb­ beam. New I IS HP Chrysler 110 N". Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2391 Cross n Engine. Many extras. Fur I'ainlmg rati Mr. Tasker. Ph truth for mankind. ble Beach Gnlf Tournament in Januaiy. • • • READY TO SELL le m o n . FA 2-oam. FA 2 6159 or FA 2-6607. If resolution Is In order — and t PIf’l R LAURIE WILL PI 8V VIOLA h Fh»U. Choice 4n acres t-Jed farm Imd V) any American who want* to mav I tl—H tY s-T.iv k sW w k. •/ware's Taelfth Night for Htllmsrk's Hill of TED BURNETT •-res tiled farm land and modem feel free tn Join tn—let us now Fame opposite Maurire Evans. Hneard Morris for. FOR BETTFR PAINTING For the horn* buy 3 bedroom home with »x*rai 10 Puppias for tale, mixed breed; 2601 Grindvie-s Th FA 2-2978 resolve. m»r Sid ( ae«ar sidekick, end Rosemary Harris, te. of a life-time' see acres tiled farm land. Mostly rfoberman pinrer. rollir, and eently in Prince anil lh» Pauper. h.x.« *Ho signed —To see tn I* that "faith in cash gets a real buyl Act now-. boxer bull. Itt. I Box 72, FA 2Herrs hill Painting Conirarior L r tp» shnwr . . . Several panel change* are in the ourselves is not a, hollow—and Jsltis I'uige w inti for Gnodann-Twlman alios t .i> Fmerann will W. II. ' ‘Bill" Stemper Liceo e-| Flooded — Union Wellborn Phillips Jr. 3069 or FA 2-1327. . . . .Vaijte.* lea- e I've Gnf Secret to t -nr uth x i t i y -hms-. . Realtor A In tjrnr Free Extimate — Compar* our even morking-phrave but a going L8— ARTHI.ES WANTED Ralph Bellamy will leav* Tn Te 11 Tha Tru'n to do a Broadway stint, institution *0 Assoc. Guy Allen. Gretehen Hall, rricev FA 2.2217 after 5.06 W i if I'olfy Bergen agree- • i -lo i t n i . *k Sr' trday eight ahow Arietta Pnce. Everett Harper —To reaffirm tv work, tha* d WANTED—All kind* of icrap ma­ 37—NOTH I -PERSONALS for NBC. sh^lj *i o leave Trutli . . . TV » impact; 7vBC alone i . now Phona FA 2-4991 112 N. Park namism In America is a living terial. Zuckerman Salvage Yard turning oiit SnO hours of Aim per year. By comparison, MGM « i > Phone r.V 2-2694. turning nut an avarag* of 47 hour* in it* halcyon 1947*43 days. To­ For more information rail the Rt»LLAWAY, Iloipttal and Many thing rather than a history-book day it it turning out more TV than movie footare. Sales office; Corner W. Cry­ Kfd» Day. Week or Monih— pem ; that resourcefulness and 17—M U L T I *• 8MI.OMS Tel FA 2-5181. Furniture Center skill and Jov of competition are stal Drive 4 Lake Mary block,____________________ 116 West First St telephone FA 2-4591 or FA 2-3911 Qp<n g.00 A M still our tridemarks. A. B. PETERSON H AKHi El l S BEALT1 NOOK —To stand ready to los* ?om» PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL Ceramic Tile Broker Aaaociate* A. B. Peter 108 S. Oak Ave FA 2-5742 Nancy Jarkson aon J r . P. J. Chesterton. Gar­ national fat. FA 2-2047 Amcricti'n Hc»l Quality field Willetts, and R. W. Wil­ m V "i-ffiiR iT n xnted —To Iry to prove that truth, liam*. Bob Edward* A. C. DoadArnerlean-Oleon Tile beauty, courage, and goodne<s for Sx-ARTlLi.KS f o r s a l e ,, ney. Land Surveyor. Maid wants lo do day* work. FA its own sake are not old laihioned • J 116 N. Park Ave. Pn. FA 2-6123 2-0450 or FA 2-0513 at night. —Factory to you— but are with us now. |0c Each 206 Cyprass. Alumiaam ! IF IT IS REAL ESTATE —Not tn falter hut to move Venetian Blinds x»k Crumley & Montnlth II—HPbl4 IAI. "SERVICE.'* Ereiosad head. Rag proof bottom ahead with high spirit. 1'aul F. Mueller It 117 South Park I’h. FA 2-4695 Concrete two bedroom, double rail with plastic ends. Plattlc WELL DRILLING " IT % carport, screened perch, tiled floor or rayon tapes. Cotnn or ayloa Large 3 bedroom, l’> baths, cement Fairbanks Morse Pumpa Perhaps, Elliott suggested, he &. Son block on beautiful *and bottom .n d bath. Tbr.a block, from San cord*. Repairs to all m*kej should quit hi* job and tttk wel­ Lamlo Springs on golf course. HOWARD C. LONG lake. Lot 150’x400’. Just IS min* Scnkarik GIam and Paint Co. fare ajiiitanre Orlando H ep. So. FA 2*n51 from al *U states Telephone CHerry 1-I9T6, Orlan­ 207 E Comm arc itl Ava, ntaa from Sanford. Term* by 12 114 W 2nd r . Ph. FA 2-4612 V -— »- - ■ do. Phona FA 2-2533 ewTiar. Fhost FA 2-430&. - S !i5 M J 8 & w c « » HOUSEHOLD GOODS DAILY CROSSWORD & Temper °f Time B ou W Jl I Gbssifled f# S .J i ^41 �1 ; V ■ 9 I j • w U r ,- Starts Men's Jackets Laatlwr, N /k *. " Friday January 3rd We’re Starting The New Year Off CMk jMkiU. Right With The Greatest Sale i Rcr.18.9S to 29.98 Ever On Timely ’Wanted* Merchandise Now 11.98 to 23.98 So Resolve To Shop, Save' N . ti Ladies' Dresses FiD and winter drama, variety of fab. Today 1 Ladies' Jackets & Car Coats | R«r. 22.95 to 50.00 Men's Fait flannels, auedea and f TV Jackets 18.29 to 39.89 Ladies' Coats Beautiful name-brand coata, now Is the * time to bur. Reg. 4&001<\ 75.00 Such a money-aaving practical Item. One Table Of Reg. 14.95 Winter Gowns Reg. 4.95 - 6.95 % Price Aten's Sweaters Sweaters Pullover iw w tere In wool or nylon. Mix and match alipover and cardigans sweater* In wool blends and beaded orlona. Reg. 7.95 Ladies' Suits Fall tailored and dreae all wool suite. Argyle orlon sweaters, 10 only l All fall wool akirta to mix and match Reg. 10.00 with sweaters and blousoa. Vi Price Ladies' Knitted Suits Sleeveless pullover A vest sweaters In wool and orlon. By Jcrnat and Serbin in pastels and dark shades. Reg. 4.00 to 5.95 Reg, 25.95 - 45.00 , Sale Priced 20.79 to 35.98 Men's Shirts M e n 's Saits Famous Brand Names in many colon. Cotton, corduroy and nylon quilted. -------------Fabrics------------- Long sleeve sport shirts in solids and fancy in cotton and cotton flanneL One Table Fall & Winter Piece Goods I Reg. 45.00-65.00 1 I j In an array of blends. Boys Sweaters S Jackets ! Sizes 2 thru 7, your choice. , , On* table of fell fit Winter Piece goods In mixed wool—54" wide, all washable. , Now 2.39 Yd. Reg. 2.98 Yd. Cotton Tweed 44" wide, beautiful colors. Reg. 1.39 to 1.98 Yd. Now 1.19 to 1.69 Yd. Reg. 2.98 - 9.55 2 39 - 7 99 / _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m I Many colors, sizes for your selection. Reg. 19.98 — ®0/ 5 Novelty Jackets for oold days ahead! 1 Reg. 4.98 to 10.95 Solid Corduroy Children's Dresses Boy's Sport Shirts Reg. 2.98 Now 2.39 Children's Coats & Car Coats Size* I to 14. Aerilan. all wool, milium lined. Reg. 8.95 to 18.98 7.19-14.89 Polished Cotton Sizes 8 to 30. boy now 24.95 Long sleeve sport shirt In cotton and cot­ ton flannel. Also solids and plaids. S One lot of children's dresses •6" wide, beautiful selection of colon. Reg. 1.29 Yd. Now 99c Yd. Reg. 3,98 to 8.96 Childrens Hats & Pocketbooks Reduced Vi Price Printed Corduroy 16" wide, match these prints with solids, Reg. 1.69 Yd. One lot of ador­ able little child­ ren's hats and pocketbooks. NOW 1.39 Y(f. Velveteen Reg. 1.98 - 3.98 CLOSEOUT Lovely .luscious velveteen. 38" wide. Reg. 2.98 Yd. "We invite Charge Accounts’ Nnw 7 10 Yli , �. - '*-gI' t T' V /fJfW 1 m m Fathers Rejected Democracy Back In 18th Century 9 f tltJB C. WILSON Constitution for the political tyt* The Founding Fathers deliber-i heads, empty or not, and give the decision to the most numerous. Political o r a t o r s and others, even including editorial writers, continue, however, to sound off with such deathless phrases as: This great democracy, and sd forth. Democracy Was Rejected ed States as a representative re­ public, specifically guaranteeing to each state a republican form of government (Article IV, Section I), In constrast to the democratic or head counting political form which the Constitution rejected, the Re­ publican form it properly defined like this: A state lit which the sovereign cussion Indicates that the anthers processes of nominating and elect­ fronting them, hut without much A direct popular vote h r U S. ing presidents of the United States. confidence that they bad dona It senators was established by the Correspondent tern known as d e m o c r a c y In ately rejected democracy as un­ power reside* in the people quali­ did not reject democracy because There has been national dissatis­ well. ITth Amendment in 1912. They had WASHINGTON (UP) - Among which the tellers count all the desirable and established the Unit­ fied voters tnd Is excrcisedRby it was bad of Itself. They rejected faction with the presidential elec­ The direction of discussion In been thosen by state legislatures. UaitH Fr**» the bogus Ideal which befuddle the citlze”' M the belief that back there la the lith Century the founding fith e n le t up the United with democracy a i It* form of government. The Founding Fathers did no n e b thing. There U. in fact, no good word L the United States W eather ( M b s a l rather cold today and tggfght, law tonight 43 to SO. Sat. lA a y cloudy and slightly higher tem penlnrts. VOL. XLIX ■ Established 1909 representitires elected by them. ja m e i Msdlsoo was effective In steering the Constitution away from democracy. He expressed the fear th at democracy favored the self-seeking maneuvers of factions or bloes within a political party. Net Bad la Raelf The Journal of eonstltutleaal dis­ democracy more because tt was deemed unsuitable to a nation al­ ready so large in area and nu­ merous In population as Use com­ bining 13 Colonics. Thesa facts arc Intimately re ­ lated to the national and congres­ sional discussion expected this year seeking more sstlsfietory H a n fo rd AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER sa nford, F l o r id a . tive proeesa and agitated discus­ sion of it for many more than 100 years. * In establishing the present Elec­ toral College process, some of the authors of the Constitution felt that they had disposed of the most difficult of all the problems con­ reeont years has been fintrally toward more democracy end less representative republicanism in the election of presidents. There baa been considerable support for abandonment of the E l e e t o r a l College and for a direct popular vote. I f e r a l!* F r i d a y , J a n u a r y s , isaa T h ai may indicate a trend. Begardlesa el the ITUs Admendment, however, and talk of direct elec­ tion of presidents, them is no doubt what the Constitution’s authors thought ef political democracy. They did not trust it and they were against It. Shop and Save In Sanford 9 United Preaa Leased Wira NO. 161 6 Red Army Deserters Flee East Germ any conducted an Intensiva manhunt In the Soviet sector of Berlin. Tliey kept it up until about noon today when they turned the posts back to the East German communist guards. The display of force, the greatcat by th* Red Army in Berlin since tha workers revolt of June 1951 Indicated the Soviets attached the greatest Importance to the de­ serters. There was wide specula­ tion on* was a general. The Russian emigre "Trucknovieh committee" In Berlin first re­ ported the’ defection* and another Russian emigre group, the "So­ COURTESY WEEK STREAMERS are going up in slore window* throughout Sanford. viet resistance organization." In Loading off tho prominent display of the streamer* is Jack Hall (right) of Yoweli’a. Frankfurt, known as N. T. S., back­ Howard McNulty, Jaycce Courtesy Week Chairruan, is assisting with the distribution ed it up. of the streamers. (Fhoto by Bergstrom) The N. T. S. said the quick ac­ tion hy the Soviet Army blocked the flight of deserters on an even larger scale. AU Red* Desert The Truchnovich C o m m 1 ttee, named fnr Russian anti-Communlst Alexander Truchnovich who For several years past. It has was kidnapped hy Soviets In West been traditional a t the first meet Berlin three years ago, said it Signs are going up, bumper them." !ng of the new year fnr the mem­ learned at hast six members ol strips are being attached to auto­ Included In the evinta wfll be tha bers of the 5anford Rotary Ctuh an a n t l-Comtnuni.it resistance MRS. STELLA PRYOR EXPLAINS to Sanford Jaycees the nominations for “Queen" In tn hear J. Marion Harman, Sr.. group in the Rrd Army deserted mobiles, and badges are being dis­ cooperation of the Sanford Mer­ the Annunl High Fever Follies to be staged by the Womens Auxiliary of Seminole Mem­ Executive Editor of The Sanford New Year's Eve. tributed today and tomorrow, laid chants In staging Courtesy Week orial Hospital. ._____(Staff Photo) Herald discuss the outstanding The committee said it teamed Howard McNulty, Jayecc Courtesy Clean-Up Sale*. Merehant* are co­ operating In offering some of th* Week Chairman. events of the precoding year. from underground Russian sources "We want everybody to know most astounding bargain* to mak* There have hern occasions when that three were officers and three about Courtesy Week which gets the event a remembered one. the cluh members have taken Is­ were enlisted men attached to ar I underway Monday morning." said ' The contest win get underway sue with the decisions of the many mored and lifatjtry units at FalkMcNulty as ha s.uUtrd Jsck Hall the first >U>ing Monday la which editors thruugdyot Ane* nation who enbciv a7rtui A* mile* nurtix-ast of Yowfcll'i In putting up the first the most courteous waitress, sales, } Prices of sebovt lunches vent up '_*iid. ‘ , * Of vourse. »e are continuing to send In their nominations for the of Berlin. of the red and white streamers. five cents cent* yesterday in si* oi SemiThere are many reasons why get dry milk, butter, cheese and biggest stories of the year and, lady, laleaman, policeman, and One officer and three enlisted Tito Sanford Seminole C o u n t y There are going to be a number most courteous act will be selected nolo County’s schools. Mrs. Char­ prices had to be raised, the lunch some beans," Mrs. Whitmore said undoubtedly the meeting next Mon­ men reached West Berlin safely, Junior Chamber of Commerce of various events going on next by secret committees. Commented the school lunch day at tha Yacht Club will give the organltation said * lotte Whitmore, School Lunthroont room supervisor told The Sanford hrard details yesterday at it* week, said McNulty, "so we want Herald. “ The raise in prices can’t room supervisor "Meat is evpcn the Rotarians somethnig to dlsSupervisor said yesterday. Second Officer Shot Courtesy Week In Sinford Is be­ luncheon meeting on nominations everyone to watch carefully for Up until yesterday, prices for be pinned on any one thing,’’ she she and there is in Increase i \ cuss and argue, pro and eon. A second officer was reported ing staged by the Seminole Coun­ fnr "Queen” of the High Fever the rost of food as any houtesvife' jald. "For Instance,” Mrs. Whit­ announcements and pictures of the school lunches were 2j « at At any rate, Harman wilt offer shot hy a Red Army patrol near ty Chimber of Commerce and tho Seminole High, Pinccrest, Sanford more, said, “we are paying a pen­ knows." a "triple header" with the to top the East-West border and a third Follies. Sanford Seminole County Junior Mrs. Stella Pryor gave the JayBut that isn’t all, she said. There stories of the South; the nomlna- officer was reported still at liberty Grammar, Like Monroe, Wilson, ny more per half pint of milk this Chamber of Commerce. cec* a complete rundown on nomi­ Dr. Roberts Named year than we were paying last Is a decrease in the rale of rclm- lions for the 10 biggest stories of trying to reach tha West. apd Crooras Academy. "During 1951, I resolve to be nations which wilt be announced year. bursement by the federal govern- 1957. nationally, and the 10 hlggeit ‘‘“ Soma of tha schools raised prices courteous In ell my contacts with The Truchnovich Committee said on Jan. 27. ’•Thee,” she explained, "last ment. Each year, she said, a eer- stories from tho point of Inlcm l all four defectors who reached earlier and Informed parents by Chief Of Staff others," Is the essence of a N ’w She told the Jaycees "We are either sending notes home by chit year we received a great deal lain amount of monry it used to from the local area. An "open for- West Berlin already had been Gown Year resolution being adopted asking all of the civic organizations At Local Hospital drtn or making announcements at more surplus commodities.’’ Ac- reimburse schools an the appro um" to give mo in her* an oppnr-1 out of the Isolated city, throughout Florida at the request to nominate Queen* of their choice tually, she said, this year we are Parent-Teacher Association meet priatlon has not been increased in tunily to give their views, will | Of the four, only one was acDr. W. V. Roberta was elected of Governor LeRoy Collins In sup­ as candidates in tho counlywidc receiving so per cent less eomrar import ion to the number of child- close the speaker’s presentation, counted for by Western officials ingt, Chief of Staff at the Seminole port of tha statewide courtesy "Each school made their own dities than we received last year •cn attending school. "And even The program is in charge of The British admitted granting isy. contest. Memorial Hospital In a recent campaign. Governor Collins made "We are going to have candi­ meeting of the Medical Staff. Dr. the week official with a proclama­ decision which was based upon There were a lot of high pro tel. then," she said, "the rates arc Charlie Morrison, former member lum to one Russian. U. S. and dates from all of the communities commodities last year, such as tba financial situation ol the lunchlower and it is likely that they will of the advertising staff of the Her- French spokesman said they had Roberts succeeds Dr. C, L. Park tion designating the week of Jan. room program." Mrs. Whitmore beef, and pork, frozen turkeys and be even lower than they are now. aid and presently "good svlll am- no Russian*. However, the W-.t- In the county." she said, and add­ Sr . who has held the office for two 8-12 is "Florid* Courtesy Week". fresh eggs. "Some schools had to "Right now I am being asked to bassador” a-d publle relations ern allies always have been red ed "there will he a motorcade years. The response has been immedi­ buy meat less than ones a week," look at our program very carefully director for Holler Motor Sales, cent to admit the flight of Rus- around the county taking ail of ate and enthusiastic, according to Others selected for office were the candidates with us." she said. (Continued on Pag* O , here. I slon soldltr*. Dr. T. F. McDaniel, vice-chief; Dr. John Krider, manager of th* Semi­ (Continued on Page ») C. F. Brooks Smith, secretary- nole Ccunty Chamber of Com2 Calls Here more*. trcaitircr. The Sanford Fire Department re The following appointments were Prizes of 125 U. S. Savings Ronds ported today that two calls had made’hy the new chief: Dr. C. L. ar* being awarded to winners In been anawared yesterday and to­ Park Sr., chief of surgery; Dr. th* "Courteous Week" contesti be­ There is music In Sanford this I "We have salesmen and distri Symphonic 1* the world’* largest taking you can hardly believe your day. up the. phonograph and slid it John Morgan, chief of obstetric*; ing staged here. The bonds are «),,i nsauuiacitir-1 A ktroaen* heater hid overturn­ week—music for the nation to butors coming here from all over exclusive phonograph m a n u f a c t u r. e r , |f* the ultimate achievement into a colorful frame with a handle Dr. Gordon Stanley, chief of medi­ being contributed by civic mind­ ed yesterday at Castle Brewer dune nr listen to—and the way the country,” said elevens. And to 1er with representatives serving — listening pleasure. There arc and it automatically became a cine; ami Dr. Orville Barks, chair­ ed organizations and institutions, “ most every state and city. Court causing only slight damage. Hay elevens describes it — it’s greet‘ them It one of' the | fxtni (,jme(wlon< lo MUmJ rfpr„. "portable." man of credentials committee. said Xrldcr. fabulous displays of record play­ Her* in Sanford and at the May- duction—depth, realism, and dirTha other alarm answered was "Music in Color." "We have .in or them," said Ray elevens Is general sales ers, Hi-Fi phonographs, and tape fair Inn for the convention *re the ection. You actually enjoy thrill­ Bda morning at 317 Sanford ,\\e . b the old Jerry Areida building promotion m a n a g e r of Sym- recorder* ever shown. They're all ^ Iw m t"V iho""huge firm'.' Max ing ’concert hall’ performances In elevens, "manually o p e r a t e d phonograph* with three ipcrds, which ha* been condemned and is phonic Radio and Electronic Corp. over (he Mayfair Inn ballroom, J. Zimmer and Bernard M. Mppm. your own home." four speeds, automatic*, portables, being torn down. Trash and mb of New Brunswick, N. J , a firm titerally "stacked In" so that com- chairman of the Board. Another item on (Itiplay caught table models, single speakers, dou­ blsh was found burning In a metal that Is holding its annual national party representatives can get * Also at tho Mayfair Inn for the container causing : :quite a bit of sains arid distributors convention complete view of "all that we have national meeting is Albert Leon, eleven'* eye at he dosetibed the ble speaker*, four apeaker*—yes, smoke." {at the Mayfair Inn this week. for the music lovers of America. advertising and sties promotion full display manufactured by Sym­ all of them right on up to the huge phonic and he exclaimed "1'vo got console models. We believe in manager, Joel Zimmer, assistant to show you this one." MIAMI (UP)— Fierce gale winds I to cause heavy damage In the elmusic,” he said, and added, "music sales manager, and Eli Salts, plant up to S3 miles an hour raked the ready waterlogged winter vegein color." It was a 45 RP.M record player. superintendent. A table model it was— neat, His last word*, however, were southeast Florida co’«t for the sc- table hett in southeast Florida. , «1* t r 1C. cond straight day ta<w, musing Continued rains cquld cause damOn display ar* record players— rornpart and ready to fit into -w h , 1•".a V t ,J heavy property damage. age in the millions to Dade Counthe smallrst being s portahle with any niche for enjoyment. He pick- tomorrow’ three speeds that sell* lor only The gust* broke plate glass win «>'• «om»tn crop, hy far the larg$19 93 up to high fidelity in­ dowa, knocked down power lines, cst now In cultivation In th* nastrument* that are the epitomy In uprooted tree* and shrubs, ground- Uon, Assistant county agent Nolan magnificent s o u n d reproduction rd planes and postponed dog rac­ units. ing in Miami for the first time in Durre said a return of sunshine When w* say ’musle In color’, history. Tho Miami police depart­ in the next few days would save nay eleven* *a!d list night, we ment was virtually knocked out of tha tomatoes. He said there ap­ mean color literally. "Just look at operation for more than half an pears to b« little dinger so far that display,” he said, waving hnur Thursday night when a palm of serious flooding. Th* principal danger to the erop, around the Mayfair Inn’s huge ball­ frond crashed across the main he said, was from fungus dlscaso room, "there’* every color its tha power line near the station. rainbow including one model in The Miami w e a t h e r bureau stimulated hy the damp weather, lie said the rain prevented farm­ genuine leather covering." hoisted gale warnings from th e 1 Stepping over to the specific (Keys tn Daptona Beach and said ers from spraying their tomatoe! mode) eleven* rubbed the ease and winds up 10 M miles an hour would for the last seven day* because of nightly drizzle*. •aid "The leather is superb—and whip th* coastal arcs during the not only that, this is a portable day. diminishing slowly this after­ The *torm also had the cham­ ber of commerce here unhappy high fidelity model with four noon and tonight. during one of the peak periods in speed* ” Heavy, driving r»in pelted the the south Florida tourist season. "We have Von* *1 oat for port­ area, flooding streets Ail small Beach** were empty and all out­ ables and high fidelity," the silea shipping was warned to stay in door sports halted. manager of the huge phonograph port in the southeast FIorida-BaAirlines Thursday night were firm said. “A real pride la the lum as Cuba region. forced to divert 34 of 171 incoming Symphonic tape recorder with ex­ The fringe effects of the storm flights from Miami to other cities ternal apeaker far stereophonic gusts and rain over a in Florida and the Caribbean. At sound * SYMPHONIC DISTRIBUTORS GET a doner look at recent brought wide area. Small craft warnings limes, the Civil Aeronautics Ad­ Clevene demonatrsted K m tape SYMPHONIC OFFICIAI.S I.OOK over on* of their newer models on display at their an­ that. In hi* words, "adds innovation! on diapiay at the Mayfair Inn during Sym­ were flying from the Keys to Tam ­ ministration tower at Miami Inter­ nual national sales and distributor* conven ion at the Mayfair Inn. (Left to right) are: recorder '.hrilling new dimensions so high phonic'* annual nalee and dintributorri convention. (Left pa on Florida’* west em it and national airport laid at many as Joel Zimmer, assistant sales manager; Ray elevens, general sale* manager; Eli Haiti, fidelity reproduction * to right): Ed Lavine. distributor; Ray elevens, general from Daytona Beach north to 20 airliner* were stacked in the plant superintendent; Max J. Zimmer, president: and Albert Leon, advertising and He described atereophonfr sound sale* manager; Harry Heckman, distributor; and Max J. Charleston, S. C., on the cast coast. skies above Miami awaiting per* The torrential rains threatened Ulea promotion manager. (Staff Photo) (hi* way, "Hi re s l ews la ao breasts- Zimmer, pm ident. (Staff Photo) to Land. BERLIN (UP)— Russian refu­ gee groups reported today that six Soviet soldiers di sorted In com­ munist East Germany New Year’s Eve, snd four of them beat their way to the West through a ring ol Soviet troops. The emigre* said ons deserter was shot and captured, and anoth­ er still was at liberty. The escape plot, coming while the Communlats were celebrating their biggest holiday, touched oil unprecedented activity by Soviet troops on the borders at Berlin. The Soviet tmops rushed to bor­ der posts Wednesday night and Harman To Give Top 10 Stories At Rotary Meet School launch Price Goes Up Merchants Will Stage Courtesy Week Sales Jaycees Are Asked To Nominate High fever Follies Cneen firemen Answer Music Company Holding Convention At Mayfair Fierce Winds Hit Southeast Coast «a L. ttifn tVm . 11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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" Friday January 3rd We’re Starting The New Year Off CMk jMkiU. Right With The Greatest Sale i Rcr.18.9S to 29.98 Ever On Timely ’Wanted* Merchandise Now 11.98 to 23.98 So Resolve To Shop, Save' N . ti Ladies' Dresses FiD and winter dram a, variety of fab. Today 1 Ladies' Jackets & Car Coats | R«r. 22.95 to 50.00 Men's Fait flannels, auedea and f TV Jackets Ladies' Coats Beautiful name-brand coata, now Is the * time to bur. Reg. 4&001<\ 75.00 Such a money-aaving practical Item. 18.29 to 39.89 One Table Of Reg. 14.95 Winter Gowns Reg. 4.95 - 6.95 % Price Aten's Sweaters Sweaters Pullover iw w tere In wool or nylon. Mix and match alipover and cardigans sweater* In wool blends and beaded orlona. Reg. 7.95 Ladies' Suits Fall tailored and dreae all wool suite. Argyle orlon sweaters, 10 only l All fall wool akirta to mix and match Reg. 10.00 with sweaters and blousoa. Vi Price Ladies' Knitted Suits Sleeveless pullover A vest sweaters In wool and orlon. By Jcrnat and Serbin in pastels and dark shades. Reg. 4.00 to 5.95 Reg, 25.95 - 45.00 , Sale Priced 20.79 to 35.98 Men's Shirts Men's Saits Famous Brand Names in many colon. Cotton, corduroy and nylon quilted. ------------- Fabrics------------- Long sleeve sport shirts in solids and fancy in cotton and cotton flanneL I One Table Fall & Winter Piece Goods Reg. 45.00-65.00 1 I j In an array of blends. Boys Sweaters S Jackets ! Sizes 2 thru 7, your choice. , , On* table of fell fit Winter Piece goods In mixed wool—54" wide, all washable. , Reg. 2.98 Yd. Cotton Now 2.39 Yd. Tweed 44" wide, beautiful colors. Reg. 1.39 to 1.98 Yd. Now 1.19 to 1.69 Yd. Reg. 2.98 - 9.55 239- 799 / _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m I Many colors, sizes for your selection. Reg. 19.98 — ®0/ 5 Jackets Novelty Sizes 8 to 30. boy now for oold days ahead! 1 Reg. 4.98 to 10.95 24.95 Solid Corduroy Children's Dresses Boy's Sport Shirts Long sleeve sport shirt In cotton and cot­ ton flannel. Also solids and plaids. Reg. 2.98 Now 2.39 Children's Coats & Car Coats Size* I to 14. Aerilan. all wool, milium lined. Reg. 8.95 to 18.98 7.19-14.89 S Polished Cotton One lot of children's dresses •6" wide, b e a u tifu l selection of colon. Reg. 1.29 Yd. Now 99c Yd. Reg. 3,98 to 8.96 Childrens Hats &Pocketbooks Reduced Vi Price Printed Corduroy 16" wide, match these prints with solids, Reg. 1.69 Yd. One lot of ador­ able little child­ ren's hats and pocketbooks. NOW 1.39 Y(f. Velveteen Reg. 1.98 - 3.98 CLOSEOUT Lovely .luscious velveteen. 38" wide. Reg. 2.98 Yd. "We invite Charge Accounts’ N n w 7 10 Y li , �t . - ' *-gI' T' V /fJfW 1 m m Fathers Rejected Democracy Back In 18th Century 9 f t ltJ B C. WILSON U aitH Fr**» Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) - Among the bogus Ideal which befuddle the citlze”' M the belief that back there la the lith Century the founding fith e n le t up the United with democracy a i It* form of government. The Founding Fathers did no n e b thing. There U. in fact, no good word L the United States Constitution for the political tyt* tern known as d e m o c r a c y In which the tellers count all the heads, empty or not, and give the decision to the most numerous. Political o r a t o r s and others, even including editorial writers, continue, however, to sound off with such deathless phrases as: This great democracy, and sd forth. Democracy Was Rejected The Founding Fathers deliber-i ately rejected democracy as un­ desirable and established the Unit­ ed States as a representative re­ public, specifically guaranteeing to each state a republican form of government (Article IV, Section I), In constrast to the democratic or head counting political form which the Constitution rejected, the Re­ publican form it properly defined like this: A state lit which the sovereign power reside* in the people quali­ fied voters tnd Is excrcisedRby representitires elected by them. ja m e i Msdlsoo was effective In steering the Constitution away from democracy. He expressed the fear th at democracy favored the self-seeking maneuvers of factions or bloes within a political party. Net Bad la Raelf The Journal of eonstltutleaal dis­ cussion Indicates that the anthers did not reject democracy because it was bad of Itself. They rejected democracy more because tt was deemed unsuitable to a nation al­ ready so large in area and nu­ merous In population as Use com­ bining 13 Colonics. Thesa facts arc Intimately re ­ lated to the national and congres­ sional discussion expected this year seeking more sstlsfietory processes of nominating and elect­ ing presidents of the United States. There has been national dissatis­ faction with the presidential elec­ tive proeesa and agitated discus­ sion of it for many more than 100 years. * In establishing the present Elec­ toral College process, some of the authors of the Constitution felt that they had disposed of the most difficult of all the problems con­ fronting them, hut without much confidence that they bad dona It well. The direction of discussion In reeont years has been fintrally toward more democracy end less representative republicanism in the election of presidents. There baa been considerable support for abandonment of the E l e e t o r a l College and for a direct popular vote. I Shop and Save Weather H ( M b s a l rather cold today and tggfght, law tonight 43 to SO. Sat. lA a y cloudy and slightly higher tem penlnrts. VOL. XLIX A direct popular vote h r U S. senators was established by the ITth Amendment in 1912. They had been thosen by state legislatures. T h ai may indicate a trend. Begardlesa el the ITUs Admendment, however, and talk of direct elec­ tion of presidents, them is no doubt what the Constitution’s authors thought ef political democracy. They did not trust it and they were against It. ■ E s ta b lis h e d 1909 a n f o r d f e AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER sa nford, F l o r id a . F r i d a y , J a n u a r y s , isaa r a l ! * In Sanford 9 United Preaa Leased Wira NO. 161 6 Red Army Deserters Flee East G erm an y conducted an Intensiva manhunt In the Soviet sector of Berlin. Tliey kept it up until about noon today when they turned the posts back to the East German communist guards. The display of force, the greatcat by th* Red Army in Berlin since tha workers revolt of June 1951 Indicated the Soviets attached the greatest Importance to the de­ serters. There was wide specula­ tion on* was a general. The Russian emigre "Trucknovieh committee" In Berlin first re­ ported the’ defection* and another Russian emigre group, the "So­ COURTESY WEEK STREAMERS are going up in slore window* throughout Sanford. viet resistance organization." In Loading off tho prominent display of the streamer* is Jack Hall (right) of Yoweli’a. Frankfurt, known as N. T. S., back­ Howard McNulty, Jaycce Courtesy Week Chairruan, is assisting with the distribution ed it up. of the streamers. (Fhoto by Bergstrom) The N. T. S. said the quick ac­ tion hy the Soviet Army blocked the flight of deserters on an even larger scale. AU Red* Desert The Truchnovich C o m m 1 ttee, named fnr Russian anti-Communlst Alexander Truchnovich who For several years past. It has was kidnapped hy Soviets In West been traditional a t the first meet Berlin three years ago, said it Signs are going up, bumper them." !ng of the new year fnr the mem­ learned at hast six members ol strips are being attached to auto­ Included In the evinta wfll be tha bers of the 5anford Rotary Ctuh an a n t l-Comtnuni.it resistance MRS. STELLA PRYOR EXPLAINS to Sanford Jaycees the nominations for “Queen" In tn hear J. Marion Harman, Sr.. group in the Rrd Army deserted mobiles, and badges are being dis­ cooperation of the Sanford Mer­ the Annunl High Fever Follies to be staged by the Womens Auxiliary of Seminole Mem­ Executive Editor of The Sanford New Year's Eve. tributed today and tomorrow, laid chants In staging Courtesy Week orial Hospital. ._____(Staff Photo) Herald discuss the outstanding The committee said it teamed Howard McNulty, Jayecc Courtesy Clean-Up Sale*. Merehant* are co­ operating In offering some of th* Week Chairman. events of the precoding year. from underground Russian sources "We want everybody to know most astounding bargain* to mak* There have hern occasions when that three were officers and three about Courtesy Week which gets the event a remembered one. the cluh members have taken Is­ were enlisted men attached to ar I underway Monday morning." said ' The contest win get underway sue with the decisions of the many mored and lifatjtry units at FalkMcNulty as ha s.uUtrd Jsck Hall the first >U>ing Monday la which editors thruugdyot Ane* nation who enbciv a7rtui A* mile* nurtix-ast of Yowfcll'i In putting up the first the most courteous waitress, sales, } Prices of sebovt lunches vent up '_*iid. ‘ , * Of vourse. »e are continuing to send In their nominations for the of Berlin. of the red and white streamers. five cents cent* yesterday in si* oi SemiThere are many reasons why get dry milk, butter, cheese and biggest stories of the year and, lady, laleaman, policeman, and One officer and three enlisted Tito Sanford Seminole C o u n t y There are going to be a number most courteous act will be selected nolo County’s schools. Mrs. Char­ prices had to be raised, the lunch some beans," Mrs. Whitmore said undoubtedly the meeting next Mon­ men reached West Berlin safely, Junior Chamber of Commerce of various events going on next by secret committees. Commented the school lunch day at tha Yacht Club will give the organltation said * lotte Whitmore, School Lunthroont room supervisor told The Sanford hrard details yesterday at it* week, said McNulty, "so we want Herald. “ The raise in prices can’t room supervisor "Meat is evpcn the Rotarians somethnig to dlsSupervisor said yesterday. Second Officer Shot Courtesy Week In Sinford Is be­ luncheon meeting on nominations everyone to watch carefully for Up until yesterday, prices for be pinned on any one thing,’’ she she and there is in Increase i \ cuss and argue, pro and eon. A second officer was reported ing staged by the Seminole Coun­ fnr "Queen” of the High Fever the rost of food as any houtesvife' jald. "For Instance,” Mrs. Whit­ announcements and pictures of the school lunches were 2j « at At any rate, Harman wilt offer shot hy a Red Army patrol near ty Chimber of Commerce and tho Seminole High, Pinccrest, Sanford more, said, “we are paying a pen­ knows." a "triple header" with the to top the East-West border and a third Follies. Sanford Seminole County Junior Mrs. Stella Pryor gave the JayBut that isn’t all, she said. There stories of the South; the nomlna- officer was reported still at liberty Grammar, Like Monroe, Wilson, ny more per half pint of milk this Chamber of Commerce. cec* a complete rundown on nomi­ Dr. Roberts Named year than we were paying last Is a decrease in the rale of rclm- lions for the 10 biggest stories of trying to reach tha West. apd Crooras Academy. "During 1951, I resolve to be nations which wilt be announced year. bursement by the federal govern- 1957. nationally, and the 10 hlggeit ‘‘“ Soma of tha schools raised prices courteous In ell my contacts with The Truchnovich Committee said on Jan. 27. ’•Thee,” she explained, "last ment. Each year, she said, a eer- stories from tho point of Inlcm l all four defectors who reached earlier and Informed parents by Chief Of Staff others," Is the essence of a N ’w She told the Jaycees "We are either sending notes home by chit year we received a great deal lain amount of monry it used to from the local area. An "open for- West Berlin already had been Gown Year resolution being adopted asking all of the civic organizations At Local Hospital drtn or making announcements at more surplus commodities.’’ Ac- reimburse schools an the appro um" to give mo in her* an oppnr-1 out of the Isolated city, throughout Florida at the request to nominate Queen* of their choice tually, she said, this year we are Parent-Teacher Association meet priatlon has not been increased in tunily to give their views, will | Of the four, only one was acDr. W. V. Roberta was elected of Governor LeRoy Collins In sup­ as candidates in tho counlywidc receiving so per cent less eomrar import ion to the number of child- close the speaker’s presentation, counted for by Western officials ingt, Chief of Staff at the Seminole port of tha statewide courtesy "Each school made their own dities than we received last year •cn attending school. "And even The program is in charge of The British admitted granting isy. contest. Memorial Hospital In a recent campaign. Governor Collins made "We are going to have candi­ meeting of the Medical Staff. Dr. the week official with a proclama­ decision which was based upon There were a lot of high pro tel. then," she said, "the rates arc Charlie Morrison, former member lum to one Russian. U. S. and dates from all of the communities commodities last year, such as tba financial situation ol the lunchlower and it is likely that they will of the advertising staff of the Her- French spokesman said they had Roberts succeeds Dr. C, L. Park tion designating the week of Jan. room program." Mrs. Whitmore beef, and pork, frozen turkeys and be even lower than they are now. aid and presently "good svlll am- no Russian*. However, the W-.t- In the county." she said, and add­ Sr . who has held the office for two 8-12 is "Florid* Courtesy Week". fresh eggs. "Some schools had to "Right now I am being asked to bassador” a-d publle relations ern allies always have been red ed "there will he a motorcade years. The response has been immedi­ buy meat less than ones a week," look at our program very carefully director for Holler Motor Sales, cent to admit the flight of Rus- around the county taking ail of ate and enthusiastic, according to Others selected for office were the candidates with us." she said. fir e m e n Answer (Continued on Pag* O , here. I slon soldltr*. Dr. T. F. McDaniel, vice-chief; Dr. John Krider, manager of th* Semi­ (Continued on Page ») C. F. Brooks Smith, secretary- nole Ccunty Chamber of Com2 Calls Here more*. trcaitircr. The Sanford Fire Department re The following appointments were Prizes of 125 U. S. Savings Ronds ported today that two calls had made’hy the new chief: Dr. C. L. ar* being awarded to winners In been anawared yesterday and to­ Park Sr., chief of surgery; Dr. th* "Courteous Week" contesti be­ There is music In Sanford this I "We have salesmen and distri Symphonic 1* the world’* largest taking you can hardly believe your day. up the. phonograph and slid it John Morgan, chief of obstetric*; ing staged here. The bonds are «),,i nsauuiacitir A ktroaen* heater hid overturn­ week—music for the nation to butors coming here from all over exclusive phonograph m a n u f a c t-u1r. e r , |f* the ultimate achievement into a colorful frame with a handle Dr. Gordon Stanley, chief of medi­ being contributed by civic mind­ ed yesterday at Castle Brewer dune nr listen to—and the way the country,” said elevens. And to 1er with representatives serving — listening pleasure. There arc and it automatically became a cine; ami Dr. Orville Barks, chair­ ed organizations and institutions, “ most every state and city. Court causing only slight damage. Hay elevens describes it — it’s greet‘ them It one of' the | fxtni (,jme(wlon< lo MUmJ rfpr„. "portable." man of credentials committee. said Xrldcr. fabulous displays of record play­ Her* in Sanford and at the May- duction—depth, realism, and dirTha other alarm answered was "Music in Color." "We have .in or them," said Ray elevens Is general sales ers, Hi-Fi phonographs, and tape fair Inn for the convention *re the ection. You actually enjoy thrill­ Bda morning at 317 Sanford ,\\e . b the old Jerry Areida building promotion m a n a g e r of Sym- recorder* ever shown. They're all ^ Iw m t"V iho""huge firm'.' Max ing ’concert hall’ performances In elevens, "manually o p e r a t e d phonograph* with three ipcrds, which ha* been condemned and is phonic Radio and Electronic Corp. over (he Mayfair Inn ballroom, J. Zimmer and Bernard M. Mppm. your own home." four speeds, automatic*, portables, being torn down. Trash and mb of New Brunswick, N. J , a firm titerally "stacked In" so that com- chairman of the Board. Another item on (Itiplay caught table models, single speakers, dou­ blsh was found burning In a metal that Is holding its annual national party representatives can get * Also at tho Mayfair Inn for the container causing : :quite a bit of sains arid distributors convention complete view of "all that we have national meeting is Albert Leon, eleven'* eye at he dosetibed the ble speaker*, four apeaker*—yes, smoke." {at the Mayfair Inn this week. for the music lovers of America. advertising and sties promotion full display manufactured by Sym­ all of them right on up to the huge phonic and he exclaimed "1'vo got console models. We believe in manager, Joel Zimmer, assistant to show you this one." MIAMI (UP)— Fierce gale winds I to cause heavy damage In the elmusic,” he said, and added, "music sales manager, and Eli Salts, plant up to S3 miles an hour raked the ready waterlogged winter vegein color." It was a 45 RP.M record player. superintendent. A table model it was— neat, His last word*, however, were southeast Florida co’«t for the sc- table hett in southeast Florida. , «1* t r 1C. cond straight day ta<w, musing Continued rains cquld cause damOn display ar* record players— rornpart and ready to fit into -w h , 1•".aV t , J heavy property damage. age in the millions to Dade Counthe smallrst being s portahle with any niche for enjoyment. He pick- tomorrow’ three speeds that sell* lor only The gust* broke plate glass win «>'• «om»tn crop, hy far the larg$19 93 up to high fidelity in­ dowa, knocked down power lines, cst now In cultivation In th* nastrument* that are the epitomy In uprooted tree* and shrubs, ground- Uon, Assistant county agent Nolan magnificent s o u n d reproduction rd planes and postponed dog rac­ units. ing in Miami for the first time in Durre said a return of sunshine When w* say ’musle In color’, history. Tho Miami police depart­ in the next few days would save nay eleven* *a!d list night, we ment was virtually knocked out of tha tomatoes. He said there ap­ mean color literally. "Just look at operation for more than half an pears to b« little dinger so far that display,” he said, waving hnur Thursday night when a palm of serious flooding. Th* principal danger to the erop, around the Mayfair Inn’s huge ball­ frond crashed across the main he said, was from fungus dlscaso room, "there’* every color its tha power line near the station. rainbow including one model in The Miami w e a t h e r bureau stimulated hy the damp weather, lie said the rain prevented farm­ genuine leather covering." hoisted gale warnings from th e 1 Stepping over to the specific (Keys tn Daptona Beach and said ers from spraying their tomatoe! mode) eleven* rubbed the ease and winds up 10 M miles an hour would for the last seven day* because of nightly drizzle*. •aid "The leather is superb—and whip th* coastal arcs during the not only that, this is a portable day. diminishing slowly this after­ The *torm also had the cham­ ber of commerce here unhappy high fidelity model with four noon and tonight. during one of the peak periods in speed* ” Heavy, driving r»in pelted the the south Florida tourist season. "We have Von* *1 oat for port­ area, flooding streets Ail small Beach** were empty and all out­ ables and high fidelity," the silea shipping was warned to stay in door sports halted. manager of the huge phonograph port in the southeast FIorida-BaAirlines Thursday night were firm said. “A real pride la the lum as Cuba region. forced to divert 34 of 171 incoming Symphonic tape recorder with ex­ The fringe effects of the storm flights from Miami to other cities ternal apeaker far stereophonic gusts and rain over a in Florida and the Caribbean. At sound * SYMPHONIC DISTRIBUTORS GET a doner look at recent brought wide area. Small craft warnings limes, the Civil Aeronautics Ad­ Clevene demonatrsted K m tape SYMPHONIC OFFICIAI.S I.OOK over on* of their newer models on display at their an­ that. In hi* words, "adds innovation! on diapiay at the Mayfair Inn during Sym­ were flying from the Keys to Tam ­ ministration tower at Miami Inter­ nual national sales and distributor* conven ion at the Mayfair Inn. (Left to right) are: recorder '.hrilling new dimensions so high phonic'* annual nalee and dintributorri convention. (Left pa on Florida’* west em it and national airport laid at many as Joel Zimmer, assistant sales manager; Ray elevens, general sale* manager; Eli Haiti, fidelity reproduction * to right): Ed Lavine. distributor; Ray elevens, general from Daytona Beach north to 20 airliner* were stacked in the plant superintendent; Max J. Zimmer, president: and Albert Leon, advertising and He described atereophonfr sound sale* manager; Harry Heckman, distributor; and Max J. Charleston, S. C., on the cast coast. skies above Miami awaiting per* The torrential rains threatened Ulea promotion manager. (Staff Photo) (hi* way, "H i re s l ews la ao breasts- Zimmer, pm ident. to Land. (Staff Photo) BERLIN (UP)— Russian refu­ gee groups reported today that six Soviet soldiers di sorted In com­ munist East Germany New Year’s Eve, snd four of them beat their way to the West through a ring ol Soviet troops. The emigre* said ons deserter was shot and captured, and anoth­ er still was at liberty. The escape plot, coming while the Communlats were celebrating their biggest holiday, touched oil unprecedented activity by Soviet troops on the borders at Berlin. The Soviet tmops rushed to bor­ der posts Wednesday night and Harman To Give Top 10 Stories At Rotary Meet School launch Price Goes Up Merchants Will Stage Courtesy Week Sales Jaycees Are Asked To Nominate High fever Follies Cneen Music Company Holding Convention At Mayfair Fierce Winds Hit Southeast Coast « a L. ttifn tVm . 11 �V • * 9 Pif* 2—Friday Jan. 8, 1981 Ail Church Notices muat bs presented at The Herald ifflee by 10 •* m. on the day before publication. ■ . • rt/tt* v * **v»*~*<r*' * . K fffiB S v v •vW ( 'h 'l ' Q hiO idh TloticQA. AMINSLT Of 0 0 0 CHUICH H1LLCIERT BAPTIST CHURCH 1HR SALTATION AIMT GENEVA l i t E lat Secend street I9tk It. eel Level Alt. Paator Chtrlaa W. Kamil Jr. Netting* lev. A IL Aeon Sunday morning tervleui: lender School MS m l Sudsy 10:0r a.m. 10 a.m. Sunday School Nomine Warahtp 11a.*. »unday School 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service T:K p.m. Holmeu Meeting Prayer and Bible Study Wedaee- Open-Air (Streot Meeting) 1:30 p.m. ■ der et Till Y JJ* T ill "Come to Wanaip. to te salvation Meeting 7:3d , POSTER CHAPEL Tnesday METHODMt (M C I Carp Codets 9:30 p.m. Band Practice 4:00 p.m. 1st. Geerie A Carl’s*. Mielatsr Ladies Home League 7:30 p.m. Thursday •:4S a m. Sunder ithool Prayer Meeting 7:90 p.m. 11:60 a.B. Worth!p Servlet Saturday 1:00 pm. Worship leeriM Open-Air (Street Meeting) 1:9* •ou t* ares baptist p.m. UPIALA COMMUNITY fa * ITth ft. At Park At* PRIABTTBRIAN CHURCH The sal ef m t eaanh Rev. C, C. White MleJater For a frseadlr OwtekMr*. Clever Mertn Plaalet deraid H P i* .. Wlto* ■laiiehothaa M . A p h Mm Petrkie Simmertln Aset 11 a.m. Morning Worahlp Sunday evening services: 1:13 p.m. Training Union 7:10 p.B. Evanlng Worthlp Wedaeaday T:90 p m . F ra y tr m ak­ ing. HOLY CROM EPISCOPAL CHURCH Cer. Park Ave. A 4th BL Rev. John W. Thomas. lUctor 9:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 9:19 a.m. Family Service and Churth School l l a.m. Morning Prayur aad Sermon Sarrtooa through tho «ouhi Tuatday and Ttmraday • Katy Communion * TiK) a.m. Wednesday • Holy Communion . 10 a.m. Saturday • Sacrament of Paaanco • * 4 p.m. Piaalat George Peaeld. AeeL SupL el Church School Church School 10 mm. CHURCH OP THR WAXARENE "Sanford'a Singing Church” Worship . 11 u.m. Evening Worship 0:30 p. m. Second SL and Maptn Ava., Wait R. H. S p u r Jr., palter "Evarybcdy invited to attend Sunday Sehool 9:49 a.m. our sendees.” Morning Worthlp 10:4# a n . Trtlnlag Departmonta « p. m. LAKE MART BAPTIST Evening Evangoliitle T p.m. CHAPEL Mld-wiah Prayer m u tin g each Lahe Mery, Fie. Paeter — Rev. W. A. Illaaw aai Wedaudey tiM p.m. Thn Church of th« N axareu la Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Weilayta in dectrlan ovaaiaUitle Morning Worship 11 a.m. Tralalag Union 6:41 p a la tppnal, and werld-mda la Training Union 1:10 p.m. Worship 7:90 p.m. million. S SS & T ?S L A S ;.. m - Evanlng “Whoouvor wtU may come”. •'Come thou with to aad we will Prayir Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m. l e thee *ood." PAOLA WESLEYAN SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY METHODIST CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH lA N FO tD REVIVAL CENTER g Mile* Weal on EL 44 Sovanlh S t aad Sim Ave. le v . L. F . T u ber, 9 u t m Sunday School 1:45 a.m Paitor A. C. McClure Sunday School 10 Morning Worship 10:43 a.m Sabbath School Saturday Morning Worthlp 11 Weileyan Youth S:t3p.m. 9:30 a.m. Evening EvangeUstk Barrie* 7:41 Evening Worship 7:30p.m. Worship Service 11 a.m p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 Prayer Meeting Wedneeday Weakly Sarvieaa: pjn. 7:30 p-m. Tuesday and Thursday 1:49 p.m% Everyone Welcome regular Saturday Morning BroadRev. Cecil W. Shaffer LAKH MONROE BAPTIST H i t over WTBII 10:SS e.m. CHURCH CHU IlCIl OK GUD Pastor. B. G. Brows F o u r cm c a o r c h b ir t Rev. Joel D. Br>»n, Paator A Church With A Friendly Wal. g c iiH iin French Ave. ana 32nd SL coma III r . lacaad EL Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Three milaa west of Sanford on Auidar Service 11 u n . Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. first street, than right at Monroe Sunday Atnrleea U ’.Oo e.m. Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:10 Corner. Bunder gekool 11:00 a.m. |.m. "Net forsaking the assembling of Wednesday Evening MeOtlnge 1:00 Young People Service Thurs­ ourselves together, ae the manner day 7:30 p.m. of some la; but exhorting one an­ LoTtOnSermo*-" Ood” other: and so much the more, EBE.VEZER METHODIST Beading Boom located U FOyer ee yo tee the day approach**." CHURCH oC Church Building open to public Heb. 10.23 ’ Citrus Heights 1:30 to 4:30 p.B. Tuesday usd Sunday Ikhool—10 a. m. (The Church with a Glowing Thursdays. Morning Worthlp —11 a. m. A cordial UvtUttea D earteodad Heart) Training Union 6:30 p. m. to all to attend our services and Rev. Charles F. Brown Pastor Sunday School 10 i.ra. Clifford Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. use the Beadtna Boom. Trayer Mealing night 7.3^ E. Johnson, superintendent. * ST. I .LICE’S LUTHERAN » Preaching Servile It a.m. p. m. ' in Alavla (New Ortede) Prayer meeting. Wedaeiiliy, 7.30 WEST SIDE MISSIONARY Rev. Stephen M. Tnhy peeler p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship 6:96 am. Corner of West FIRE and Roily Bedlo Mission Broaden* a t >:M "WELCOMES YOU” r m - R n i o r Ch r is t s .n . over WOKE (TOO be) Pastor W n. L. gtepehna Jnd St and Elm Ave. Sunday School 0:00 a m v -fe r all Associate B. D. Crelglow Ralph Bre«er Jr. Evangelist ■is croups. Sunday School 10 a.m. CkriiUan Day Sebeel — Moaday SUNDAY: 114 .m. through Friday 0:00 a-m. • - (AU Radio program WTRR 9:13 a .m . Morning Worship 7 p. m. io a. m. Bible Study elementary grades aad ktodar- Bible School 7:30 p. m. Morning worship i t a. m. Evening Service garten.) Evening worship 7:45 p. m. Mid week Service Wednesday CHURCH O f J O B ! CHIMT 7:30 p. m. TUESDAY o r LATTER OAT MINTS Ladles Bible Class 9:10 a. m. "A GOING CHURCH FOE A COMING LORDi , 0 . Brooks - Brant WEDNESDAY: a t y Hall Bible Study all ages 7:43 p. m. COME AND SEE THERE IS A REASON. Sunday School 10 S-B. LAKE MARY mCRCII Sacrament Mseting 0 p.m. FIRST PRISBYTEKIAN OK NAZARENK. Wedneadsy Primary Maatlag a t CHURCH E a u Crystal Lako Drive ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Oak Ave. and 3rd St. Pastor Rev. 5. L, Drawdy The kev. A. G.Mdcni*. Minister CHURCH Sunday: Elder Springs Bible School 9.43 a. m. Mrs. George Touhy, Minister of Joe Dauthut. Pastor Morning AVorihlp l l a. m. Musi; BUI Dooly-Sunday School lupt. Young Peoples Meeting a 13 a. m. Mis* Hxtherire Brown, D.C.E. Mrs. Troy Rhamea— Evungrlhtic hcrvlce 7:30 p. m. 8:t3 a. m. Service Anihrtn—"Lord God of Sabbath" Trailing ltd an Dimeter Wednesday: 9 a, m. Senior High Choir Sunday School 1:4* *-*• Praysr Band Meeting 7:30 Communion Meditation Sacrament Mornln* Worahlp 11 *■ m. Prayer Meeting Service Training Union i ; « p . m. On the firat Wednesday evening of the Lord’s Supper Evening Worship 7:30 P- ®- of each month at 7:M o’clock Is 9:43 a.m .-Sunday School 10.30 a.m.—Scuioc meeta for Wedneadsy: the regular missionary meeting. prayer in .he Seulon Room. Trayer Meetior T:30 p* ra. I! a n . MORNING WORSHIP ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Duet—"Love Divine! All tyne Ex PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Oak Ave. at tth SI. celling-' Mrs. Charles Wilke—Dick Lord’s Day: Bible Study a t 10 a.m. Rev. Richard Paitor Aiken Worship Service U:00 a.m. Sunday M attes Anthem—"Now Let Every Tongue Evening Service 7 p.m. 813 a. m , 8;O0, 9:00, 10:00 and Adore Thee"—Chancel choir Bveiyose Welcome Boon. Communion Meditation Saerameat chuluota u r n r c h u r c h Weekly Masses of the Lord's Supper Dally at 7:13 a. as. C a Sesgjarty Paatnr Sermon— Mr. Melnnia Aunday School 10 s j *. N u r^rlei j,>r children under WELCOME three, and three to six. every Meamag Warship S en ice 11 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday morning during the OF GENEVA FREE METHODIST CHU1GR worship hours, 6 . 4 3 a. m. and Jack L. Stewart Paator L ev el Ava. at ttk SL l l a.m. Sunday School 10 a. m. 3:30 p. m Senior High Fellowship Bel Once.** Morning bervica u a. m. 1*07 Sanford Am. 7 p. m. Evening Worship Promotion Day caarciaea will be Sermon—Mr. Mclnnii FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH F.* M. y . 7:00 p. ns. OVIEDO Evening Evanieliatle 7:43 p.m. Louis L. Day, Paator Wednesday night prayer aad Sunday School 9:43 a.m. praise lervtce 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a m. Sermon by the pastor. 6:13 p.m. Evemng Warahip Service 7:30 Training Union Evening Sendee 7 p.m. p~ra. Sermon by the pastor. P rayer Meeting Wednesday 7:3* Wednesday Trayer Sendee 7:30 p.m. pm . ll e.«. 11 e.«. Preeeilat T p.B. tibia Study Kvasgailatie Preaehlai T;tt p.oi. Prayer Meetlnc (Wed.) t:4* p.m. Nleilanary PremUlenial You Are Wake**# lander ml 1 Additional Church News On Page 3 COMMUMTT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lake Mary, Jtev. Alexander Linn, Minister Jt. IV. Keogh. Sunday School Sup­ erintendent Mrs. James M. Thompson. Orga­ nist Sunday S c h o o l . ------ ... 10 a. m. Morning Worahlp... . a. m. A cordial Invitation la extended to all. THE CHURCH OP GOD OF FROrHRCY MU Elm Are. Pastor, James H. M etier Sunday School 9,43 a, m. Morning Worship 11 a. m Young reopla'a Meeting— < 30 p. m. Sunday Evening Service 7:10 p. m. Women’s Missionary Service Meet, L\g Wednesday Evening. You Are Cordially Invited To Hear A Lecture : Subject—“ HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BRINGS SECURITY AND PEACE” Lecturer—J. HAMILTON LEWIS, C. S. of Concord. New Himpshlra Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Churth. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Beaton. Maatachuaetta. It's n o t so m any years since I played in th e F riday A lternoon S trin g Q u a rte t a t P rofessor John so n 's house. I'm th e one by th e bookshelves, w ith the violin. D u rin g th o se sessions, I som etim es w ished I were o u t­ doors k icking a football around. Y et if the Professor had told me to 6 0 , 1 w ould have been disappointed. 1 fiffiCHUHCHFO; all FOR the E ven a s a kid, I realized w h at a good and kind man Mr. Johnson w as. W e lisc tl to see h im in Church every, Sunday—I don’t th in k he ever m issed—and he did so m any fine things. W hen h e died, our m in ister said th a t he had been truly hum ble, and th erefo re tru ly g reat. • iea',s stUIVl,,, s s sT hfs a f!'.,i r ^ 1 •v«ry e«r:-i •'..*-2'* ^a u r**iu e r i aupp*r.‘t?i* Ch-^feh^Th.1*' O u r m in ister is a w onderful m an, too. I should know — I'v e been going to his church all m y life . . . O ur church! T h ese th e n have been th e th re e g reat influences in my life—the professor, our m inister, and m y parents. T hey have placed m y feet on th e p a th I hope to follow always. Now th e rest of th e way, w ith G od’s help, is up to me. ^ « iJ ^ s y s r iy f ............. ' f «fn Time— Church of Christ, First Church Of Christ, Scientist 800 E. 2ml SL I*n ■• Vt. This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these wellknown business establishments: BERGSTROM rHOTO SERVICE G E N E ' S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS S T I N E FLORIDA STATE BANK MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. of Sanford AMERICAN OIL CO. W1LS0N-MAIER FURNITURE COMPANY 31. R. 5*r!-Uind. Contractor W A It N E R 1 S GULF SERVICE CELERY CITY PRINTING COMPANY JlcREY .MOLDS DRUG COMPANY SANFORD SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. D u ll, Com!iu m S M I T T Y •S S A N F O R D SNAPPIN" TURTLE AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY CO. AUTO PARTS PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANTS A. K. SHOEMAKER W. W. HORNE W A D E S BUILDER TRUCK BROKERAGE C0„ INC. SUPER MARKET BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK M 0 R E i t PHOTO SHOP CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE HOI So. French Are. RATLIFF & SONS AUTO PARTS NICHOLSON BUCK CO. RIT7 THEATRE BOYD-WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE ROY WALL PLUMBING THE MAYFAIR INN W H E E L E R FERTILIZER COMPANY Scientist, Sunday, January 5th, 1958 a t 3:00 P. M. Cl V Place— PINECREST SCHOOL AUDITORIUM IDO West 27th Street Au.fires nf Kirit Sanford, Florida. '■'•'« f „; ; ; • ....... J>«'*reit«m, TUM» , ......... ......Crvinai Ihwutw *'****’****** JLult r » n .7 * /* ? .......... SiU.-gy • **.......... .. is • NE-HI �V , i n . i . lm - P w > if f m h M Additional Church News CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Member Of Tim UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Park Avenu* and 14th St. J . Bernard Root, Minliter Fred Enim lnfer, Associate Organist, Helen Witte Sunday School ........— 1:43 a. m. Morning Worehlp _ .......-11 a. m. '•Sermon: "The Old Story" The Pilgrim Fellowship meete a t t:3o p. a . THE SANFORD CONGREGATION of M m l ' i WRaoeeea lO l West l i t . S t Sunday 3 p.m. Wetchtowcr study Wednesday 1:10 p.m. Congregation Bible study Friday 7:M p.m. Ministry school Friday S:30 p.m. Service meoHng F U S T BAPTIST CHURCH S it Park Are. (A Southern Baptist Church) W. P. Brooks Jr. Peilor Legal Notice sta ts: o r sl u k id a TOI HKMKY W . BURNHAM * am i ___ ,____ BURNHAM. Mi wit*. It l i v i n g •*■» It *!*»>» ‘ l>t,r k n o w n h t l r n » t U w , It**t* »*. d ev il* * * . g rn n ltt* , n vilgu o r c l n l t r n n t i u t h a r w l * # u n.l er t h n i n . o r a l l h # r o t them , ccnnnil o r o t h e r w i s e , who*# r«ald**c*a e n d a d d r t M n e »* k n o w n o r u n k n o w n i A S M b K. g r i f f i n » n d -------r i f t , h t r h u s b a n d . 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L E VT a n d TESUIK LEVY, Ma w l l a . o l a l n t l t f a , v. JA MES h STAFFORD and DIANA MAY S T A F F O R D , hla w l t a , d atan d an ta. a n d y o u . a n d a a c h o t you , a r a r«q u l r a d to f lla y o u r A nawar to plain* J t l f f a ' c o m p l a i n t w i t h t h a d a r k of * a a l J C o u r t , a n d a a r v a uo on nlaln* t l f f a ' a t t o r n a y . <,Ko. A. Bt'KKK. J R . w h o aa a d d r a i s la I*. O. Boa t S K . Hanford. F l o r i d a , a copy of a a ld A n a w a r , on o r b a f o r a Mon da y, J a n u a r y I I . A.D.. I»S«. a n d It y ou f a l l t o d a ao, a d a c r a a p r o co n ftaao w i l l ba a n t a r a d a a a l n a t you. a n d aa c h of you, fo r lh a rallat dem andad la aald Com plaint. T h a n a i u r a of I h l a ault la l a f o r a ato ao t h a t e t r l a l a m a r i t a l * d a t a d Ma y Z4, I t i ) . a l a a n b y J a m » i S. S t a f f o r d a a d D i a n a M ay S i a t f n r d . hla w l f a . to J o a a n h B. L a v y a n d T a a , a la Lo v y , h l a w lfa. r a o o r d a d la O tV, r i c l a l R a cn rd a B o o k IS. o a a a 111 o f tka public ra e a rd a of H -m in-la County. Florida, • n r u m b a r ln * th f o l l o w i n g d a a r r l h t d lan d l o eato d In Sam lnola C ounty, Florida, ta-w lt S o u t h I K fa»t e f t h a STaat (IS f a a t o f t h e M V ' , o f B a r'l o n t, T o w n a h l p 10 S o u th . R a n g e 11 E a a t (leea ro ad r l e h t of w a y ). W I T N E S S m y h a n d an d aaal o f a a l d C o u r t a t S a n f o r d . S am ln o la C ou n ty . Florida, thta l l t h day o t D a c a m b a r . A. D . H I T . f T. HE It.VDON C l a r k a t aald C o u r t B r Aria J I.uadqntat , D eputy C lark ♦ d (BEAL) OEO. A. * P E E R . JR . S o l i c i t o r fo r P l a i n t i f f * *■< - S a n f o r d . F lo rid a . • 3-^5 aRf E. Kelly Makes Appeal For Circuses By LYLE C. WILSON groups, nidi ai farmer* and vet- scheduled for Hie new Congress Is United Press Naff CSyresp indent crane. a Juggling number by contortion­ Another act which will be fol­ ists. It will be In pantomime to WASHINGTON W — Emmett Kelly, the eminent clown, has lowed elosdy by newsmen through been appealing to congressmen tu the United States will be that one explain bow to reduce agricultural save the circus, meaning not nay In which the administration will surpluses by greatly Increasing particular clreui but all of tham. attem pt to relieve the anxiety of price supports to high rigid levels Seems th at circuses are In a Congress and the voters about the which, inevitably, will persuade cost-price squeeze, like the farm­ suppressed Gaither Report on na­ farmers to increase production of ers and you and I, and that they tional defense. It will be an ef­ surplus crops. Another good speed ed ar will be may ju st fold their tents and dis­ fort to persuade the people that appear unless somebody does the report did not lay that the billed simply as 'lab o r." The something. That's pretty bad, but Communists easily could blast the script and action arc not perfect United Statei back to the Dark «• b“t H »hou!d he a diUy. It is down Kelly can relax. All of the ether circuses may Ages because U, I , defense* have possible that it mill deal with a fold, but the biggest circus of lagged and Communist waapons situation created by recent legal Band WDI Blare action in which it was found ihat them all will be In business as NGN LANGUAGE Tha circus bind will play and spending union money on p e n c i l usual In 1931 playing to capacity PIN*CREST BAPTIST crowds. That will be the congres­ on the high wire the adminlstra- occssioni with great polities! imCHURCH f sional circus which appears annu­ tion will put on Ms 1136 apectac- P«t_ waa not against the law (Affiliated with the Southern Bap­ ally here in Washington. There Is ular—the effort to balance a Sput­ which forbids spending union mon­ ey for political purposes. tist Convention no other like It nor any chance nik a rt budget without recourse to 301 West Oners Rosd higher taxes in an election year. And there will be clowns, icorei, that it will go out pf business, Joe H. Courion Pastor eomc inflation, deflation, depres­ Best ef all the Democratic sets maybe hundreds ot them. J. A. Hunt Sup*. Sunday School sion, peace or war. Sunday School ftgg g.m. Three Rings Insufficient Worship Servic* I t a.m. Three rings will not be enough Training Union 4:30p.m. Evening Servire 7:43 p.m. for the congressional d reu s which By WILLIAM EWALD ■Tolled opposite th* Mike Todd opens here next week. Consider Nursery provided. Untied Pr*»a Staff Correspondent Madison Square Garden calamity the high wire, aerial and acrobat­ Wedneidsy Evening Prayer Serv­ NEW YORK W -T h is It the on CBS-TV. ice 7:30 ic acts whldi must be put on— lime of the year when TV review­ and the downs. Tha administra­ Tha most over-rated dramatic tion will require two or thrte ers assess the I t months past, to performance was Peter Ustinov’s THE ALLIANCE CHURCH on an “ Omnibus" production of Christian A Missionary Alliance rings, a t the very least, for one let’s assess. The following Hit foregoes the “The Life of Samuel Johnson." A of its new acts which it promised Park Ave. A llth St. the voters some weeks ago would usual formal categories. Such cat­ good actor works with his group— Pastor: Rev. David S. Carnefiz egories a rt absurd. Instead, lct’i he both bounces and furnishes be part of the show. Sunday School 1:43 p. m. bounce. Ustinov unpackaged a solo This act la only slightly more roam. The best regular thow of any performance that Iranrd heavily Morning Worship , 10:40 a. m. difficult than the Indian rope trick Evening Scrviee 7:43 p. m. which. Itself, generally la regard­ kind on TV this year, I believe, on mannerisms amt gimmicks. A. Y. F. — Youth Service 6:30 The worst performance of the ed as impossible. It will be to has been the Jack Paar “Tonight" p. m. persuade congressmen facing a show on NBC-TV. It Is at times year was Suzy Parkcr'i In a Mid-Week Service — Wed. fl p. m. November election to make big pretty plodding, but It has a pe­ "Playhouse 90" offering, '■Tin’ "A friendly church for economy cuts in programs espe- culiar fascination — like watching Death of Manolele," She played a the whole family" dally dear to hard-boiled pressure a cobra emerging from a basket. small part but was almost classic Good Despite Elia In her incom pcli-nec. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE I enjoyed It despite the occasional The best young comedians on TV facilities. REDEEMER presence of Elsa Maxwell, a tire­ Evening Worship, 7 o'clock. In­ some bore of a celebrity collector this year have hern Milt Kamrn m W. 13th Place, Fa 1 3331 Rev. Phillip Schlessmnnn. Pastor formal congregational singing. Tai­ who take* pot shot* at obvious ta r­ and Tee Reid. Kamcn was seen Prayer For The Day — FA 1-3221 lor Perry L. Stone plans to preach gets like Elvis Presley, King Fa- on the Steve Allen Show and on Sunday School Sun. 9:15 a. m. the opening sermon In a new serlei rouk and Jayne Mansfield. She Adult Rlble Clast Sun. 9:13 a. m. on “Condtlions of DUcipleshlp.” Th public is invited. A special may be the most tedious TV per­ Worship service Sun. 10:30 a. m. welcome If extended to ncwcom- former of all time. This Is The Life (WDBOTV) Sun. “Tonight’' la live and alive. It 12:30 p, m" rr5* N*VJ l«mllles, winter reii- has provided some of the most Sun. 6:30 p. m. dents, tourists and others without hilarious momrnts of the TV year, Wall her League Sunday School Teachers Meeting a church home in Sanford. CYF, Chi Rho and J n . recrea­ particularly when It has had Mon. 7:30 p. m. guests like Jonathan Winters, Jim Junior Choir Tues. 3:30 p. m. tion and programs, Wed., 1:30 Backus and Hans Conreid aboard. Intermediate Choir Tues. 4:13 p. m. p. m. And a very low bow to Dody Good­ Senior Choir Tues. 7:30 p. m. man, an amiable lady who can FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Board ot Deacons Meeting Wed. make “hello" sound funny. MORNING WORSHIP 6:00 p. m. The most rxcitlng momrnts on Business Meeting Thun, a p. m. 9:43 a. m. Church School (cissies TV this year were provided by for all ages) Junior Instruction Frl. 4:00 p. m. Charles Van Doren and hi* guest 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Serv­ for the big money on NBC-TV'* FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ice “Twenty One.” TV at Ita sweati­ “Where You Are Never a Special Mu»ie — selected solo est, tensest and purest. Stranger But Once" by Mrs. Jerry Schmeer The best drama wa* a "Play­ 1407 Sanford Ave. Sermon — Holy Communion house 90” effort about Helen KelSunday School. 9:U a. m. A new EVENING WORSHIP ler’a childhood, "The Miracle quarter begins. Adult lesson—“The 8:30 p. m. MYF Worker." Teresa Wright and Patty Church’s One Foundation.” 7:13 p. m. Organ Vespers — Mrs. McCormack turned In th* best act* Morning Worship, 11 o’clock, Albert Hickson , _ . . . , .............. r n c with Open Communion, Organ pre­ 7:30 p. m. Evening Worahtp Service !rn* t ,o! ,th* >ear on thB UiSTV 90-mlnuler. lude—“The Holy Hour" (Rand). Speelat Music — Selected solo ••Pastures'' Over-rated Offertory—“ In Clod's Garden’’ by Gene Kronjaeger The most over-rated play of the (Gruber). Ordination of elders, Sermon — Religion In the Low­ year wai NBC-TV'» "Green Pas­ deacons and deiconeises. Sermon lands —"Influence.’' Anthem by t h e 1:30 ___ p. m. Recreation In McKinley tures," a spectacular of above av­ erage quality boomed out of all eholr. Off-street parking. Nursery Hall proportion, 1 think, because It was Fred B. Fisher Assoelste Pestor Mr. W. la Harmon Director e! Music Mrs. Guy Bishop Director of Music Mrs. Marvin Milan Organist Morning Worship 1:45 a.m. Sunday School 9:45 am . Morning Worship 11 a.m. Training Union 4:45 pm . Evening Worship 1:30 p, m. Wedneidsy Service 7:30 pm . (Nersery for ID cervices) (Earphones for herd ef hearing) Television Review Of 12 Months Past If cheese becomes dry, soak II "Tonight"—given thr right kind of | chimp who I* Inducted Into the material he should become one of army. A dip to Sid Caesar, too, in buttermilk. the great one*. Reid's spool* of the and Carl Reiner. Howe Morris and s!''y cafe society set made sitting Pat Carroll. Anil another to Ernie through the bumptious enthusi Kovacs for his NllC-TV panlomlme asms of the Dinah Shore Show show last January. worthwhile. To prevent nn onion from fall­ The funniest single show of the season was a summer re run—a ing apart while cooking, pierce it Ftlryttnd o/ffe«w* Phil Silvers half hour about a with a fork while raw. "'CYPRESS CARDENS Look For In your SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION HR SUIIE OF STRENGTH Jn the plnco whore you put your money, t FinST FEDERAL, SANFORD, has grown both Jn «fu sets and security, now features “Super-Safe Savings.” YOUR CONTINUING CONFIDENCE In us Js «pprcclate<i as you liolp us grow bigger each year. This enable* ns io help the community grow by providing bom# loans. EXAMINE these ycnr-erul figures; compare them wilh similar ones In other statements. Divide item No. 11 by Item No. 8. The answer is the first margin of safety for your savings*. A HAPPY NEW YEAR ASSETS 1. 2. 3. A. fi. fi. 7. FORAU AT First Morignge Loans ....................... $(5,25.1,018.58 Loans tin Sa) ings Accounts 110,701.15 Federal Home l.onn Hank Slock . 120,000.00 U. S. Hnnd.n ................................... . 151,125.21 Cash on Hand nnd In H anks__ ____ _ 521,110.18 Offire Hiiilding and Equipment .... . 55,075.08 TOTAL_____________ ____ $7,211,629.41 LIABILITIES 140 0 8. Savings Accounts.............. .............. ..... $6,51 1,727.13 II. Loans in Process.............................. . 10. Olher Liabilities _______________ _ 11. Heserves: General Reserves $052,.150.07 Surplus 10,000.00 OH YOUR RADIO 1,881.07 5,161.92 602.556.074 -am— $7,21 1,629.11 DIRECTORS DI AL A. Edwin Sbinholser Sanford F. Doudnejr . Howard Fnvilie E. C. Harper, Sr. George Touhy J. H. Van Hoy II. James Gut STAFF THE BEST SOUND IN TOWN :• • V Howard Fnvilie, President George Touhy, Exec. Vice President E. C. Harper, Sr., First Vice President Sanford F. Doudnoy. Second Vice President Rosamond Chapman, Sec ret ary -Treasurer • Muxlne Ekern, Asst. Sec.-Trens. Hilda Powell, Teller Barbara Elynt, Teller MEMBER Federal Kavlnga »nd Loan Insurance Corporation United State* Navlngi and Loan League Federal Home Loan Bank System Florida Saving* and Loan Leagua *good earnings, loo, and yonr account I* Insured, at*o, by A (w ar time nt ir.ilru munto lily. NOTICE o r AW VC AL MEKTVVa MWWbrf-.-wwEr* whom the children have never seen. She is on* of three mothers given permission by th* Red Chinese government to visit their sons, American civilians. Mrs. Redmond is taking warm clothing; vitamins and razor blades to her ton. In one <4 Ihrec letter* from him, he mentioned that he had been stricken with Deri Deri and lost his teeth. STRENGTH and S A F E T Y .. — ------------------------------------ - - T h * A n a u t l S f r a t l n * o f th * M a m b a r * o f th * F i r s t F a d a r a l S a v in a * a n d fxtan A aeo rlo tto n o f S am ln o la C o u n t y will b* b a l d a t th # offloa o f th # Aaao. latlon. 11* W«*« F l r a t B irr#*. S an fo rd . F l o r i d a , o n W a d n a a day. Ja n u a ry It. l* » t at S n m Stoaamon d Ch t o m a n < B a e r a t a r y - 7 r * » t o r *» K) VISIT M l SON IN RIO CHINA-Mra. Iluth Red­ mond, M. is shown at her home In Yonkers, N. Y, wilh her grandchildren, who look at a pholo ot her son, Hugh, 38, who was Imprisoned m Red China after his conviction on ’ spying'’ charges six years sgo. Mrs. Redmond will leave on New Year's Day on a Right to visit Hugh, Sanford's Friendly Voice O f Service �W i p ’s f& P & fj Z : ,\ y y > *g ■■- ' # Foreign N ew s C o m m e n t a r y * there's a toe in the affairs op met 1 little thinks and much criticism bower Doctrine. By CHARLES M. McCANN United Press Staff Cerreepsa**! This doctrine was worked out for Its sponsorship oI the Bagfe- Tbs United Statea appears to be by Dulles, and approved by Con- dad Pact and 1U deeierstloa of the edging toward full memberahlp In grass. Under It the President la Elaenhower Doctrine, President Gams! Abdel Nasser the Middle Eastern Treaty Organ- author!red U use the • armed forces of the United States If nsc- of Egypt bitterly opposed the parlaaitoo. me m ate Department u e p .n m .m ohaa a , laid e .s .r y to combat Com nuabt i f . Udpation lh* The State that there la no plan for ' the greaatoo agalnat a Middle Eastern Ba* ^ d f *ct; , p*d^ i United States to ....... Join.................. " M E T O " -. “ country, ......................... “* ? • suw , HI W J t t n the so-esllsd Baghdad Pact — " a t As ■ warning to Ruisia, the E l-, East. Iraq, one of tbo Arab nat l T batIundoubtedly la true. There »enhower Doctrine was stronger lions, did join It. But Nasser thnrarted an attempt to get Jorare goo* reasons why the United than the paper METO alliance Commerce and the local Jaycee organization, M iith eaa b® aald about .a celebration or But the United States has bad i dan In. States should not enter fully Into contesta will be underway throughout the •baervauca about to gat underway in San­ the alliance right now. One is that Allied relations with Egypt, which ford and Uke communities around th e state. entire week of January 6-12 to determine the DAY most courteous waitress, saleslady, salesman, opposes the pact, are improving. "Coui'.aay Week”, which th e top tevel policeman, and most courteous act In San­ The decision of Secretary of atate officials hope to extend throughout State John T oiler Dulles to at­ the year aa a continuing effort, will be ford. tend the annual meeting of METO Secret committees, names of members foreign ministers at Ankara, Tur­ launched here in Sanford Monday morning. being withheld entirely, have been appointed key,' on Jan. 27 leems to be an­ aly, the project ie belnjg spoil-o by the project's Jaycee 'committee chairman other of several moves which the ed by the Seminole County Chamber of Hownrd McNulty, whose duty will be to United Statea haa made toward Commerce and the Sanford-Semlnole County select the winning person In each category. (till membership. The Baghdad Pact w n conclud­ Junior Chamber of Commerce. The person selected In each group will re­ ed In ISM. Its membera are Tur­ With records of auccsssful promotions al­ ceive a $26 U. S. Savings Bond In recogniTW Sr * key, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and Great re a d y accomplished by the two organliatlons, Britain. It links the North Atlantic ‘»on of his or her achievement. Courtesy Week li expected to be one of the Treaty Organization a n d t h e Even one of the local schools has entered M r events of the yeer which will be adopted Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza­ *• en Mmta! even* — erowlng in scope each Into the spirit of the w eek-long event and tion U> form a chain of alliances will appoint Courtesy Week Chairmen in each against Communist aggression ex­ tending from arctic Norway to the of the school. Results of efforts Well-laid clans were reeched by officials Philippines, Australia and New ef ho»h lne«l organizations and approved for in the school, and of the school's and pupils^ By HEIMF.R settle here!" Zealand. a *>!! week. attempts to extend the "spirit of courtesy CARACAS. v>n*zuela-A foot The supermarket—Supcrmercado By U. S. Badges In colorful orange and white will throughout the community, will be reported loose New Yorlter llmn» Caracas: —la everywhere here, often with The Sponsored United States wai the chief be worn h r sales personnel of local stores a t a Chapel exercise of the school. Some of the huves are lavender great row* of bottle booze In the ’ sponsor of the pact but did not through the cooneratlon of Sanford's busi­ windows. There’s a business de- j0|n | t. jt took the role of obiervLoc.1 citizen, cun look f o r ™ . to . h .» r l , j veiopment in midtown, Centro Boll- er at METO meetings. ness enterprises, heads of which realixe that and-* *Is «<• However, the United States has "courtesy Is the first requisite of good pub­ week of competition and locnl events during aJ dirrtcult here as in, say, Dub- var, that cost $—0 million in, but not so hard as in London. a reasonably good facsimile of Joined three committees of the the week-long celebration. lic relations In that it cultivate* friendships, in. New York, alliance. After agreeing to take for Manhattan, there sure- Rockefeller . . . Center . Certainly, the spirit of the week, with Except promotes good business, and benefit* every­ f) Ijflf, K<»| rczt'ini In , (CrMptfMimmeA y can tie no city with as many- Most A “*• hu,*e bu ” n* Pro- part In the economic and countercourtesy -the foremost achievement, will assorted autns rumbling through Jcets •"<» the Improvements one nsvcholn'flr^tt'' -oil matpWally.” In A v e rsio n committees, it accept"Officer, if I had an explanation for being out thla hour benefit not only the community as a whole Aa.a result of conferences between the of­ die streets—Citroen, Flat, Mcr-, Caracas have taken place In the cj membership In the military of the night, I’d be home. ficials of the Seminole County Chamber of but Individuals within the community. cedes-Renz, Ferrari, Borgward, past five years. committee last June. Rolls Royce, etc., and all the Johnny Roscboro of the Dodgers As the danger of Soviet Russian i American cars. and Ramon Monzanl of the Giants penetration in the Middle East FOR QUALITY The average income here la be­ are a couple of the big leaguers became serious, and the threat ot tween Kino am! WOO, roughly—but who arc playing winter ball here open aggression arose, the United Thlg country will be beating around the nik. ThU T R U C K RUBBER with the tesm managed by Chico Sates came up with the Eisenwrong buihea unleaa we realize that one W . d „ no! need K h n „ h , h . v , .r itto h m . S f S S T J S S » ? “ t S E Carraiqucl. Tue finest awlmmlng 1 RECAPPING m ajor reason for our temporary decline in b u t only ow n reg en erated feeling fo r re a lity I* a large ami, evidently, hanpy pool (salt water) 1 ever have dogON YOUR SMOOTH power and prestige Is the establishment of and a re aw ak en in g o f tho m ind. O ut o f th is col?ny here—Italians, Eng- paddled in Is at Vacation City, Citrus Mutual false values. Consumption for show, display, will com e th e basis fo r necessary d efe n siv e Kngh, h are riR|)t out of „ early the workers' lavish (there's that word again) seaside resort SO miles Seeks Easy Freeze 'x prestige and entertainment to an excessive s tre n g th a n d tho v ig o r and im ag in atio n re - Hitchcock movie and one expects out of Caracas. You lwlm to a SEE—C degree has been turning the heads of Amer­ q u isites fo r holding tho line o f freedom . PHONE O.EIGHT to see them worrying deeply over little island in the center, climb Deduction Form ican people. Achievement, work, force of in­ SEVEN TWO _____ the outcome of the cricket test out and aik the counter man for LAKELAND M — Florida Cllrui WELSH some Dutch beer. tellect have suffered a dangerous decline In Mutual, awaiting a possible preli­ "If You HaY® A Welsh Tire Shop TWO THINGS SEEMED ABSO­ minary estim ate of freeze damage prestige. Extend A Bit Of Symoathy A rickety old racetrack, Gaccta Tire Job T® Do" 105 W. 2nd LUTELY PREDICTABLE even be­ Jan. J or 3, has asked federal of­ David Retsman, the famous sociologist, When the average citizen thinks about L**«le*V ' a wc**cntl*i fore arriving in Venezuela: Billy ficials to make It easier for grow­ has remarked th at children are now being taxcH, he U mofit likely to couch Tiim tnoujehta #a raceCoursc.^ the world over. I Graham Is coming here shortly ers to claim freeze deductions on •dueated or trained to become "skilled con­ in vnrifttion.e of tbnl jncknot question, "Are bet on No. 7 In one race and the and Blondic Is In the local news­ their Income tax forms. Mutual General Manager Robert sumers," Fear of controversy hm spread in they going up or down?" Consideration of jockey was thrown from the horse papers. The women here—the mix America, even among informed and Intell­ this question is often unplen.sunt, and some £.“min,R oul t,lt' **artln« Koine. ed-aneestry ones rather than the W. Rutledge said "We have asked pure Spanish type*—often are stun the internal revenue service to igent people. Reassurance by piatltudo has times hnart-ren.'ing. Hut at !enat It Is re"" nlngly beautiful and all seem to provide as simple a form as pos­ become virtually a profession. The cult of Iistivcly sim ple. ^ few miles away, a magnificent have built-in Marilyn Monroe sible on which a citrus grower can H. JAMES GUT AGENCY youth, and especially of the glamor girl, has make this claim, and also to say Consider, however, these |>oor fellows who new track is being built, along Ilia- walks. The beer Is good as, I'm told specifically Just what Is needed to 312 EAST FIRST STREET been made into a vested interest. occupy c h a irs on th e floor of the S e n a te nnd ,>r s *nl* Anit* Tbe .. „ ... —. „ Officers' club, a staC'Crlng edi- by Tim c'i Bruce Henderson, it Is substantiate the claim." In auch a cultural climate, the taste for th e Ilo ’is* o r R e n rc se n ta tiu w . They « re fjee of ,uxury ,, remlnllccnt of nearly everywhere In S. A. Cara­ He explained that Laurl Tom­ PHON* FA 2-4451 reality haa been partially numbed nnd tho plagued w ith the Uit-or-down q u estion rnised Mussolini's uhl homo—where he cas seems cleaner by far than linson. District Director of Inter­ H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT appeal of Ideas has been denigrated. We must to the nth power. We think they deserve n and his Clara lived—on a Rome must f.atin-American cities. A Mi­ nal Revenue, hail pointed out that snap out of collective illusions which can little s v m p n th v ns th e y e n te r th e lis ts fo r 1hillaldc. The low-cost housing d c ami writer nncp said that danger­ growers may claim a tree loss al­ Aa ous Indians lurked just outside the lowance but must substantiate the wenkrn its or we will suffer more than wo . „.w i„ „ .i „ i.h i s . m » « ,r „ c h .nm » s a s s f f i i S f i P B i T & ' j a s -Hotel Tamanaco, but I've been claim. have In the panicked shock brought by Sputn ie second session of Congress faces more paint tior4n*t gL.cm l0 iail over. holed up there for daya now and A preliminary estimate of this haven't seen one. Actually the an­ month's freeze damage may be than fifteen hundred tax hills introduced In long. ti-social Indians do exist in this made Jan. 2 or 3. Rutledge said, The Sanford Herald 1957. More bills are certain to he introduced -----country but they’re Jar off in tne hy the Agriculture Department. —lot* more. Some of this mountain of pro' ,os1 r Blffr#*! M r l « i « m ailer Owfabar 17. ! • ! • most inaccessible part of Venezue­ Federal agents will Ite In the ( I t PeK Offlr# t»f PU rM a , tiwirv tW Art posed legislntion deals with excise rates and t'* wodd r,"it,7Tdifrko^'iablc la. groves assessing damage for the *»l * nnirtee i»f ifarri B, IfTI corporation Income tax rates; some deals car-Journoy from the business ills* 'T he New York of South Amcri- I next three or four days, although We arc operating in our new location at Pntm rmiKIX*. MUar >■<• Pahltal.fr with relief for smnll business; some bills irlct to tlio top of tho 7,ooo foot ra " they call this city and It’s a the next monthly federal crop fore­ wvninv II Slots W sit.. Ktr-allv* Pillar 255,3 PARK AVENUE seek to correct Inequities, others to plug Mount Avila, German designed and fairly apt tllle-but there is. of cast la not due until Jan. 10. r.vri.rv j . rcin iso . ttm in iM staa»««r "■t *■ ------ * *-------- — course, only one New York, so loopholes. The Mills technical amendment* bullt d figures), It exhllaratcd mo To thicken soup without making Pabll.hr* llallr rarrpl SalarSar. aa* , no end and undoubtedly took five shortly I will ileal away and head it lumpy, add egg yolks. Let a Ctflalain, la la rfa , p i .m t l a i rhrl.la.aa. bill nlone Im.q 81 sectlon.s. year* off my life—when the car north toward It, via Puerlo Rico, spoonful of soup cool, add It ta ■unacnirrio.x aiTua So pause a moment, when the subject of paused halfway on the journey and Havana and Miami Beach. a wellbeaten egg yolk nnd stir aa* far aaaah Oaa Maalh 11,11 ■r CarHaa Wonder how the midnight patrol 2353 Park Avenue FA 2-8871 taxes comes up: pause und expend a hit p f |,wunR 10 aMl1 fro* H1’1*11!', over a V ia .. Haalha ai* Mamlha oaa Tear hack into the hot soup. Do not re­ In Llmly's Is doing? g ll sum* tail. sympathy «n the senators and representn- 2' Mop^tho'mounuln i, the *7 milAlt OSIla.rr aallaaa. ta rt a| Oiaaha, rvaalallaaa aa* n e ts ... *1 aalarlalanaas tar Iba aarpnaa at ralalaa faa*a aalll ha ahaaaa* tar al aaaalar a*r*rltalaa aalaa. tives who have tn make the decisions. After Uon Humbol.lt hotel, a lavish siloall, the rest of us only have to pay the taxes, shaped building with not tno many TSa Staaal* la a aaamhav at lla SJHlta* Praaa a tia l * * a customers hut an air of wealth to aatlila* airlaalralr ta lha aaa tar rasabllratlaa •f all lha laaat aaaaa palala* la thla ■*t**e*e«r. ... ., , , to it that put* Miami Beach's fanAt this season there is a race to determine U |„ e ho, ‘l|st0 ,I)ame VreMenl R a p m .ilti Nallaaalte hr Oaiaaal Maarilalaa Sar.lra tar. Ml tirarila « » .ln n Naah nMa which will wenr out first—th e children s jim|„ez has ordered another such Atlaata. Ii.nrzla Christmas toys or Dud’s New Year resolu- cable-car ride built (lt'» already under way) In tho Andes, to the Pag® 4 Friday January 3, 1968 I ionfl. pesk of Pico Expojo, 15,38ft ffet There are 14,000 hotels in the high. ONE RULE FOR ALL Four States Claim MADISON, Wla.—(U P )— Ths United Slates, ranging In site ' Looking down from Mount Avila Wisconsin rtepertmrnt of Agri­ from 10 to 3.000 rooms, according at dusk, one <ers Caracas as a Right To Drill culture says th a t dietary and Ion. Most of the Hotel Associat­ fairyland and it's easy to under­ specially breads must comply ion, Most of tli* hotel., nr* small stand the early Spanish settlers For Offshore Oil wi'h itandurd weight regulations husiness enterprises; the average looking down at the long mountain WASHINGTON UP _ Four xnply to ordinary breed. has »rt rooms. 'a l'e v and «.vinv ‘'Here! We will Gutf Coast stairs claim th* right to drill for offshore oil I0.B milra out to sea rtgardt#** of tha nutcom* of thalr boundary dispute with tha ftdsral government. Th* statea mad* thalr claim In Ten Miles West of Sanford popari filed with th* Rupreme Court Monday in reipons* tn a complaint by the Justice Depart­ ment. The state* are Taxes, Louisiana. Florida and Mississi­ ppi. A fifth Gulf state, Alabama, was expected to preeent ite views k S M r to J jS 1 jo ^ In a day or two. Tha dispute Involve* the laaue nf who r»ts the fee* peid by oil <-omoam*< fur the privilege of m drilling in 'he «nhnirr*rd lands n(f I hr Gillf ahorr. Lj& All fix r itatrs oake.1 th# rourt tn hold a pre-trial rnnfrrrnre soon tiih alloiu*>* for Imtlx aides. The purpose would he to simplify the issitra anil determine how long argument* In tha rate will tske. The Justlra Department has by JANUARY 10th and earn contended for many year* th at any state'* offahnre boundary i* a full 12 MONTHS’ RETURN A three-mile belt eeeward from th* tow-water mark. Tha Gulf IN 1958 atatee claim an offshore boundary Like Markham U one of Seminole County'* most beautiful Rand Bottom I.akea and of ISA mile*—the equivalent of only on* mile from beautiful Wekiwa River, where the big llnw are abundant tha three marine leagues. year around. Th* four aUtea told (ha rourt. tf However, that even tf th* boun­ lC J a » a oAc > a W w i dary itself I* determined to he for all information contact th* three-mile limit, tha right CURRENT RATE 3!i To PER ANNUM to explore submersed lands farth­ er out still belong* to lha state* under a law passed by Cotigraas in IDi-V Th* precis* meaning of th* statute has been in dlrput*. Off Courtesy Week Time m My New York There's A Reawakening Needed S or \ TIRES General Insurance NOTICE Baggerly Appliance Center B e . J 'J L M i Take Your Pick For — HOMESITE or INVESTMENT Jjzhe VfljCLkkham fc/datsiA L ots . £e O SAVE B e a u tif u l Lakefront $500. Down NO tz q . 90 ► Canalfront $395. Down $-<22 Lakeview $195. Down $27 £ h SEMINOLE REALTY OhL#M crocus, hyssop myrrh * n i saffron are word* rrrowed e MalepotuaU. Sanford, Florida 1901 PARK AVENUB Phone FA 2-5232 �Friday, Jan. 8,1958—Page 8 W om an’s Page Courtesy Week To Be Observed At Southside Primary School Sanford Courtt it Week, which will begin on Monday, hat reached dawn to include Southiirfe School, where new students will be web corned in a special effort to make them feel at homb. Enrolled In the school since the end of vaca­ tion January 2 are Theresa Katee, from PaintsviUe, Ky., Donna Ham­ lin. Gainesville, Ga., John Wells. Ocala; Fred Blaine, Nashville. Ark.; Robert and Frances Chap­ man, Swansboro, N. C.; and John Billy Johnson Has New Year’s Party WORKING ON THE TICKETS for the High Fever Follies are Mm. J. H. Hill ami Mn. - A teen party was given New John Bear. Plana have already been made fo r the distribution of the tickets for sale by Year’* Eve by Billy Johnson, son members of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hill is of Mr. and Sirs. Clifford E. John­ chairman of the Tickets Committee. (Photo by Bergstrom) son, 1404 Belair. The garage was Conning The News S.W.C. Proram Slated For Jan. 15 VIRGINIA COMM. decorated with gay green and red streamers. Dancing and games werr( enjoyed throughout the even­ ing. Refreshments of hot chocolate, cake, and potato chips were serv­ ed. The party-goers rang in the New Year at 12:00, before depart­ ing for home. , Attending were Sandra Kader, Betsy Williams, Niki Ashby, Barj,jra Bradley, Sonny Skinner, Clrol j^ T ^ rig ro i' , nni Nichotj> RUner, Al„ >|cKifabln. Gary Swain, johnny Whelchel, Emmet McCall, Cliff Abies, Mike Roberts, I.arry Mc­ Daniel Bobby Barbour, the host, ami his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson. Twenty-eighth edition of the "Animated Magaslne” will be spon­ Parties during the past week in­ Itself la so narrow th at ears have sored by the Sanford Woman’s Club cluded one given Monday night by very little room to pais each other. at the Clubhouse on Oak Ave. Jan­ Louise and Boh Bauman. The serv­ Many times school children have uary IS at 3:00 P. M. F.dltor in ing table wai decorated with red filled me with dread a> they walk chief will be Mrs. L. E. Spencer. ~ and white carnation* and cryaan- along the edge. Featured will be speakeri, music This la one itretch of road where * themums. This arrangement was flanked by wrought iron candelabra I often feel a lost of control over and various readings for an afterthe car. The pavement is lumpy. noon of pleasure. The "Animated bearing white tapers. The edge* of the atrect are broken Magazine" is open to the publie. On the mantel a little village Tourists are urged to come. A tea had been placed, with lights in­ and uneven. With the posted speed will follow the program. side the tiny house*. Santa Claus limit, fait drivers soon grow im­ descended from a blue aky above, patient on tho busy narrow road brightened with atars and the and try to past tho car ahead. Vis­ ’Best Dressed’ List moon. About 35 guests called be- ion is limited and more limes than tween the hour* of eight and ten. ju st a few I have nearly had a Does Not Include Host* and hostessea for parties head-on collision on Sanford Ave. fume Is to Ihe legs. Nsw y ear's Eve around tho town Suddenly a car will appear from Working Girls The firm (Angellque) said thare • were Evelyn and Bob Cushing, nowhere and then there is no place is a very good reason for scenting By GAY PAULEY Betty and Clark Bruestol, George to go. United Press Women’s Editor our legs. "Fragrance rises,”. it and Irma Dangleman, Cartio and Last year Seminole County NEW YORK (UP) — Around explained, and if Us applied on Jack Strlbling. Robin Brown, and fought to keep the Navy here. In Manhattan: j 1/ to, te,mP|« or thro*‘ ‘ Donald and Jean Jones. every way the Navy la reassured The annual list of the world’s , have far to go, except to John and Harriet William* had th at the men and families sla- beit-dresied women came out this ce^init »■ their guest* over New Year’* Honed here are desirable. Many are . . . t h e list compiled by the Harold and Peg Barnhart from Or­ retiring In Sanford. So why, with New York Dreis Institute, which all the things that are done for aendi ballots to 2.000 fashion edi­ lando. . . ... Staying with Shirley and ’Jim the Navy, don’t they improve the tors and other experts. Ross is Peggy Durgan of South main road to the Naval Air Sta­ **ost of the perennials made It M Boston, Mass.Peggy is engaged tion—and not aoon. Now! —Mrs. William Paley, the Duch­ to Art McCarthy. They will be ess of Windsor, M n. Winston ’married in Boston February a. Guest and Audrey Hepburn. But January Is A !Peggy left Boston at 11:30 New it pains me to report two of the Year’s Eve, but due to had wea­ best-d’eised still ore missing — ther did not arrive In these parts Challenging Time the housewife and working girl. until Tuesday afternoon. Doc Linker received good news For The Cook Next week we’ll learn whether Tuesday night, when he heard that By JE /N N E I.ESEM Ihc has been extended In Sanford United Press Staff Correspondent the gunnysack of 1957 remains a until the fifteenth of M arch-preNEW YORK —W -January top fashion for '5*. " viously, he was slated for duty In should be known as cook's chal­ It will he National Press Week # Washington the fifteenth of Jan- lenge month. Faced with Christ­ ir New York, with 200 reporters ami women's editors of newspa­ inas bills and appetites sated by [ uary. pers, wire services, syndicates too much rich foot), the home cook 1 Hazel and Mike Rowell gave a and radio and television stations 1 !cocktail party Tuesday night be- has a real budget prablom. spreading the won! on the latest I fore going on to the Mayfair Inn. She can't afford a tauceles* steak styles. • About fifty attended. Hazel used and aatad dinner, but she thinks t freeze-spared polnseltias and white Inexpensive casseroles are too high Collections from 30 leading New York designers will be previewed candles to dccoralc her table. in calories. ! Priscilla and Bob Osterholm re­ They need not be, said cookbook in shows staged semi-annually by cently gave a lovely party. Their author Florence Brobeck. Even the couture group of the New Christmai tree was something to with a cereal base—such as rice York Dress Institute. aee, I understand. or spaghetti—a casserole dish can The woman in white's about to # John and Virginia Johnston in­ be easier on your waistline than become the woman in bold color. vited a large crowd over New you think. Year’s Day. Y’ou accomplish this trick by A collection of nurses’ uniforms Belated happy birthday to Tho skipping rich sauces, in favor of and caps, designed by Elsa .Schi­ mas N. Dillard Sr., whose birth­ herbs and spices, she said, and aparelli, includes shocking pink, day was January 2—and reported substituting leftover vegetables for aquamarine and teal blue, as well as ths traditional white. too late to get in. Many happy re­ some of the cereal Ingredients. A spokesman for the FrenchThe vegetables will do more titan turns! born designer said the addition of A newspaper is a place just ask­ help you walch your weight, the ing for complaints. Most of them explained. They’ll add color, flavor colors is at the auggrstion of many physicians, who feel bright we try to correct, but it seems we ami extra vitamins. shades will serve as morale build­ are always fighting adversity. Just Slew* Are Good ^ too darned many things to think If your family demands lots of ers for patients, especially in chil­ meat, try an optical Illusion with dren’* wards. of, I guess. Had a call this morning from spaghetti and m eat balls. Miss BroIfow'a that again? A Wilton, the mother of a very sweet little beck suggested. baby, whose picture ran on Tues­ Stake the meat balls bite-size, so Conn., perfume manufacturer say* day. The baby is the son, I repeat, no one feels short-changed. One the newest trend in applying perion. of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Crouch pound of ground beet uird this of Sanford. We hid erroneously way will provide enough protein soon a* they’re rooked. Just sprin­ kle the herb on top, rover again, labeled the child as a girl. Mrs. for all the family. Crouch was so nice about it that Another nourishing budget meal and allow to iteam briefly off the ,1 doubly apologize. she recommended Is built around fire before you stir, drain and 4 | • It is not up lo me to suggest lamb nr veal stew made with the serve. Fish? Try salmon steaks hiked ™ Improvements in the county, how- neck ruts, which arc low In cost. *yer, as a resident, I feci m w And don’t forget to add grrrn pep­ with herb-seasoned butter, peprer of us have a right to complain per and carrots, as wtll si thr us­ and paprika. Serve with bailed po­ tatoes, a green salad and fresh about Sanford Ave. ual potatoes and onions. This Is a greatly traveled street, Chicken also makes a low cost fruit for dessert, Miss Brobeck sug­ extremely narrow, with poor shoul­ main course, low in cslorirs as gested. If fresh or frozen salmon is too ders and a high speed limit. San­ well if you oven bake it with a lord Ave. leads lo the Naval Air lemon or orange juice baste. Ihe high-priced in your area, use can Station where several thousand same cooking method works for ned salmon, either in croquettes or men and women must go everyday chicken parts, Mias Brobeck said, patties, or in a casserole, made by of every year. Many of them are If your family ia small and not adding the flaked fish to a white ^ young and prone to go fast, even fond of leftovers. Skip butter in sauce containing chopped vegeta without the excessively high speed the basting liquid, as the bird it­ bles and a bit of minced onion. For dessert, there's undoubtedly limit. self will have enough fat to grease leftover holiday fruit cake. But it A tragic accident occurred on the pin. will keep a long time, anil this IS Sanford Ave. Tuesday night. The Try Sa imoa driver of the ear was completely The accompanying vegetable!, the big season for apples. Miss Innocent—the victim, perhaps not especially frozen ones, will also get Broherk said. When you lire of ap­ entirely so—but it was bound to along nicely without added butter, ples raw and plain, try them with happen. Even in tho daylight It is she said. If you add half a tea­ rhecse, or make dumplings, pud­ difficult to avoid the pedestrians spoon of dried basil or thyme as dings or pies. along Sanford Ave. There is no place for them to walk. The road C hurch C alendar fis\6jm cd& and Frank May frm Ar genii a, N. F. Mrs. Velma Mitehall, principal of the school, has announced a "Courtesy Chalrmin" from each room. The chairmen wlU promote good manners and fellowship throughout their (liisroom s, the schools and Sanford. At the week’a end they will give a report on tho success of the effort. It it hoped that the courtesy shown through this week will last the entire year, concluded Mrs. Milehell. Chairmen f r o m the various rooms arc: First Gradea, Mrs. Carolyn Wiggins room, Sandra Sprinkle; Mr*. Ruth Carlton, Me lanie Murray; Mis* Ernestine Westfall, Cheryl Fretick; Miss Zil lah Welch, Deborah MeLase; Mrs. Wilma Morgan, BUI Braekcn. Second Grad*: Mias Dorothy Chambers, Christlae S h e d d e n ; Mr*. France* Walton, Michael Southward; Mrs. Florence Bheibenberger, Ben Wiafnc; Mr*. Im ily Sikes, Margaret JarrelL Third Grada: Mrs. Barbara Hartwig, Bill Colbert; M n. Nancie Lane, Mark Ramey; Mrs. Helen Brokenihlro, Becky Cameron; Mrs. Martha Rowland, David Tallty; Mrs. Beulah Ram , Beth Morgan. Tourth Grade: Mrs. Martha Smith, Linda Perkini; Mr*. Hilda Davis, Edith Sutherland; Miss Marguerite Dotson, Rabocca Symes; Mrs. Nancy Brock, Bonita Nobles; Miss Carolyn Mclnnls, jjmmy iTa'rha; Mrs'." Catherine Whelchel, Claudia Bomgardener. Mr*. Thalma Butner has returned In Now Orleans, La. after spending Christmas Day with her mother, Mrs. W. A. Knight and other rela­ tives. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hardesty kava returned from Miami where they spent the Christm** holidays with daughter and ton-ln-law, Mr. sad Mrs. Bill Haldin snd (our children. Mr. sad Mrs. W. D. Chisholm kava as Uteir houseguest Miss Beverly Johnson of Columbis, 5. C. who Is a student at the University of South Carolina with B1U Chis­ holm, who Is also home for the holidays. Tho young people attend­ ed tho Tangerine Bowl game Turi- daya at the home of Mr. and Mra. Harold Kaitner, Twin Lake, San­ ford were Eogban Kelley, Mra. Kastner’a son and Mlsi Jennifer Castelio of Eau Gallic. Mr. Kelly is an architectural student and musician at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Miss Castelio attends Barry College In Miami, where she la a senior majoring in music. She ir a membor of the Student Council and was chosen aa Campus Queen at the traditional coronation Ball, Nov. • Mill Castelio will give a concert recital In April. After her graduation from Barry in June the will attend Columbia University, N.Y.C., where the will be a scholarship student. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Campbell have returned from spending the holidays at McDill Air Force Base In Tampa with their son, Col. Wil­ liam G. Campbell. Miss luicllle Campbell spent the holidays in Mi­ ami. She was accompanied home by bar aunt. Mias Jennie Card. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sabatino of Jameaburg, N. J. are guests over tho holidays of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stlnr. Guaits of Cdr. and Mrs. I. M. Rowell recently were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith, who winter in Kissi­ THURSDAY The regular meeting ef the Semi­ mmee, Mr. and Mrs. William nole Chapter No. 1, Order of East­ Powell of Browns Mills, N. J. and ern Star will be held t t Ih* Ma­ Mlsa Evelyn Davis of Jamaica, L. 1. The Smiths are from Mt. Sinai, sonic Hail at 1:00 p. m. Calendar MONDAY The Cherub choir of the First Baptist Church will rtheirs* at 4:15 P. M. The* Chapel choir, trill rehearse at 4:00 P. M. The Intermediate G. A.’a of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:15 s t the home of Mrs. Cbarlio Park, Sr. The Wesleyan Service Guild of First Methodist Church meets Mon­ day, January 4 at 7:50 p. m. at the homo of Miss Mabel Chapman, with Miss Chapman and Mrs. Hazel Flynt as co-hostesses. Circle 10 of First Methodist Church meets at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. P at Hatchett. The Executive Board meeting of the Women of tho First Pres- m. through 1:00 p. m. TUESDAY The Gleaners Class e l the First Baptist Church win have Rs regu­ lar monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. H. V ide Rucker, 540 Va­ lencia Drive, at l:M P . M. The Carol II choir of the P i n t Baptist Church will rehearse at 4:30 P. M. The Crusader choir win rehears* at 7:14 P. M. Girl Scout Troop 243 will meet ■t the First Baptist Church a t 3:30 P. M. W. S. C. S. Board Matting al First Methodist Church Tuesday at •:00 a. m. A business and program follows at 1:45 a. m. The Daughters of Wesley Class of First Methodist Church meets at 7:10 p. m. at the church. Mr*. Zeb The Boy Scouts of the First Ratliff will be b o iten . Presbyterian Church will meet at There will be an MYF Senior 7:00 p. m. Couneil Meeting a t 7:00 p. m. a t Phe Fhllathea Class of the First First Methodist Chureh. Presbyterian Church will meat with WEDNESDAY Mrs. Joe L. Corley, Cameron Ave. Circle No. • of the Women of (ha This it an important mealing and it is hoped all mambara will be First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Harry Weir, chairman, wUl meet present. \ Brownie Scout Troop No. 333 of a t 10:00 a. m. with Mrs. Jo* Bak­ the First Presbyterian Church will er, 421 Plumosa Dr. Girl Scout Troop No. 140 of the meet in the Youth Building at 3:00 First Presbyterian Chureh trill p. m. The Senior Girl Scouts of the meet In the Youth BuDdlng at 4:30 First lTeibyteriin Church will p. m. meet at 3:30 p. m. The Senior High Choir of the The Junior Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church win First Presbyterian Church will meat fer supper a t 4:00 p. m., and meet at the Church at 3:30 p. m. will meet for rehearsal at 1:40 p. The Junior Choir of the First m. Presbyterian Church will meet for The Senior High Fellowship of rehearsal at 4:13 p. m. the First Presbyterian Chureh will The Pioneer Fellowship of the meet for recreation at 7:40 p. m. First Presbyterian Church will The Mid-week Bible Hour of the meet for supper and recreation in First Presbyterian Church wlU be the Youth Buildlngf from 4:00 p. conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. G. Mclnnis, at 7:00 p. m. L. I. The laditi are aunts of Mrs. The Chancel Choir of the First Rowell. They * have been teeing Presbyterian Church will meat for Florida, and also made a trip lo rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. Cuha. 4:14—Recreation for tha Method­ Spending the Christmai season ist Junior Choir In MsKlnley Hall with his parents were Sgt. and Mrs. 3:40— Choir praetlea for Junior G. W. Bauman of Jacksonville. Also Boys at home for the holidayi Is Miss 4:14—Choir practice for Junior Cathy llauman, who la a student Choir Girls 4:15—Senior Choir Practice nurse at St. Vincent’s Hospital in 7:30— Chancel Choir Praetlea Jacksonville. The OPENING OF THE MAR-LOU Dining Room -e Cocktail Lounge THE TURF and PADDOCK CLUB Now Open Under Management of Thos. (Mac) Mclnnl* 1 p.m. lo 6 p.m. Cocktail Lounge Open Sundays 1 p.m. Til Family Partite Welcomed S p.m. (o 12 p.m. Dally Cocktail Hour 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday Dinnera Happy Birthday January 4 Patty Walker Teddy Walker R. w Walker Al King Dine On Our Beautiful Patio Specializing In All Fine Foods At SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY Caaselherry, Florida Go Fast Off Hwy. 17-92 At Seminole lilvd. T O D A Y - F R ID A Y 3, 1958 We Proudly Introduce C H EF SH IR LIE LO U G EE Formerly with the Hawaiian Country Club, Honolulu, The Mat­ ron Luxury Llnans nnd more recently Chef at Ihe Lincoln Room, Gettynburg, Penna. to pleaae your palate with delicious French, Italian and American Cooking, OPEN 7 DAYS A W EEK DAILY FROM 7:00 P. M. til 2:00 A. M. OPEN SUNDAY* til 14 P. M. Breakfast Lale Supper* Luneh Pizza Special Parties Dinner Dinner* Served from 5:00 p.m. 'til 10:00 p.m. Dally h w y *i 7 *9 2 s ° uth �■V Today's Sports Parade J h iS a n to h d X a to d d SPORTS SHS Cagers To Face 'Cudas Here Tonight By JERRY COVINGTON The winning Sanford Semlnolea .resume their schedule here tonight as they face a much-improved New Smyrna squad for the second time this season In a game spon­ sored by the Sanford Elk’s Club. Financial Help Needed For Boat Races On Jan. 19 B. J. Morrow Wins Memorial Trophy Harry Robson, financial chair* man for the Sanford Boat and Ski Club, said today that the State Road Department la cutting the grass to give spectators best ad­ vantages in seeing the nation’s top hydroplane drivers try for an ear­ ly lead In the Florida Grapefruit League's winter circuit, on Jan. 19. The challenging waves of Lake Monroe have been widely acclaim­ ed by the boat racers and Its chal­ lenge will be answered Jan. 19, with the finest field of drivers ever to appear in this area. Since the races will be held In Sanford so early In the Grapefruit League schedule, a full slate of racers will brave the cold waters. Last year only the League leader’s would race, but this year the Im­ portance of early points for the league lead will be a motivating factor. ’’Last year," Robson declared, "the tremendous turnout was too much for our facilities, but this year, with the wonderful coopera­ tion of the State Road Department, we will be able to have ample faci­ lities." Robson said that he would need a great deal of help with the Fin­ ancial responsibility of the races. "Having lo call on the many citi­ zens of our husiness district In the middle of the new year rush Is not Ideal, "Robson said, "But we do want the races In mid-January, and we have to know that we have the financial backing to even put the races on. "Seriously," Robson declared, "We need help on thl* project." He said.that he felt open solicita­ tion Inappropriate for the races, "Rut we have nothing to gain in bringing the event here, so others will have to chip ln on the money whilewe do the work." Last year Bud Wlget, half of the husband-and-wlfe team of Bud and Ethel Wlget drove his famous "Monkey on the stick" hydro to a win in Sanford. By OSCAR F « * L W sport* w***r i NEW YORK (UP) - B ttrtta* with bowl game Victoria* today for Okie State, Oklahoma and Nary, here’* • peek w * tbe , ports future for 195* and some of tha thing! you muscle buff* ean expect to wltneie: vbu«4 Sugar Ray Robinson win regala the middleweight crown by knock­ ing out Carmen Basillo at Chicago _ Stadium In Mareh. Archie M o o red will retain the light heavyweight crown and Floyd Patterson will stiffen a couple of stiffs. The heavyweight champ wlU get In the first outing against the Into trouble with world boxing or* ’Cudas, tha Seminoles made It a sanitations because manager Cua double victory b;‘ the JV’s coming D'Amato will refase to fight the out on top also. The J r. Varsity, top listed conb-nders on the theory who now sport a perfect record, that they are IBC-controlled. will begin at 7 p. m. and the VarBaseball sity contest will follow. Coach Bud Cincinnati will move to New|® Layer'a County Champs now sport York and play In the Polo the best modern-day record at SHS Grounds. Milwaukee will retain (7-1) and trill be going all out to the National League pennant In a continue their winning ways. Layer stretch battle, with St. Louis while has done a tremendous job by im It will be the Yankees all the way proving the Cage situation here in the American League—a* well in Sanford and he should he shown .. _ . good support at all the home • « ■ 'lh*W orld Serici. games. Thii squad promises to b e ' Millie Maya will regain the Na* the best here in a long time and tional Lea sue batting, homer and It will be well worth while to string most valuable player tluea. Tea along and see the outcome for the i Williams will repeat is A m erican^ remainder of the yet-young sea* League batting champion, Mlcvey^ , 0IU Mantle will be the home run king NEW YORK W - Bobby Joe Morrow, the sprinter who won three gold medals during the 1936 Olympic Games, has been named winner of the National Amateur Athletic Union's Jam es E. Sullivan Joe High, the Seminoles point 0 ,1 . L r J S f o , , * 111 Memorial Trophy for 1937. The AAU presents the award an- maker, will be called upon hero wln mo,t va,u*b'ff rM0«n,,,#Btonight to handle hi, share of the | ^ oM ^ ha„ one making. J o e lbig . , 40'year u,u as Cary w“‘Middlccoff "f’" who, by performance, example rebounding1 and , . shot .. “ cops and good Influence did most to adL ^ . . . « / ! " ! the Master*. Sam Snead at long vance the cause of good sports­ and should prove to be one of the last wins the U.S. Open (We can all-time scoring leaders at the lo­ manship during the year." dream, can’t wc?) and Doug Ford cal school. Morrow, a 22-year-old senior di­ o . u „ „ takes the PGA. Harvle Ward will Sharpshooting ’’Spider McCoy, from , yMf ln 5jckci0lh( vinity student at Abilene Christian will be on tap a the opening Jump | and ajhcl ^ take ^ AmaUuP' College, was the first choice on 213 of 386 ballots cast by sports and Is expected to hit his share again. authorities who took part ln the of the shots. Bruce has come up Basketball poll. With five points given (or a with a deadly set shot from the The Boston Celtics will mop up first-place vote, three for aecond outside and Is hard to stop. Al­ everything In pro basketball while and one for third, Morrow collect- though he lacks sufficient height Kansas wins the NCAA champion­ to compete with the larger boys, ship. Wilt (The Stilt) Chamber* e<* points. Four other Olympic champions he has done an exceptional job lain will be the player of the finished closest to Morrow in the under the basket. He has filled In year. (Chalk eater.) at the guard slot as well as for­ voting. Tennis Tom Courtney, Olympics 800- ward position and It looks as Althea Gibson will swat the la: meter champion from Livingston, though he will be playing on the dies into limbo all over t g i i n V N. J., was runner-up with 122 first- outside so he can loosen up the while Ashley Cooper of Australia 'Cudas defense with his set shots. slams the men. The Autslea, as place votes and 1,037 points. Ballhawk, Ray Lundqulst, a sop­ usual, will retain the Davis Cup Harold Connolly, Olympic ham­ mer throw champion from Boston, homore who stands only (ive-8, will in a common canter. was third with 78 first-place votes be in there at a guard spot. Ray Hor*e Racing and 748 points. Tommy Kono of has been most effective with his Old Pueblo (no relation to My Sacramento, Calif., Olympic light lay-ups but has been the biggest Old Kentucky Home) will capture heavyweight weightlifting cham­ help in the ball-handling and de­ the Kentucky Derby by a nose pion and only non-Russian to win a fensive department. over the favored Nadir. Willie title in the 1937 world championKen McMurray, the play making Hartack will be the number one ihips, was neat with 71 firsts and forward, will also be around when jockey—again. 719 points. Glenn Davis, Olympic the opening whistle Is blown. Ken Football 400-meter hurdles champion from possesses a very good shot but has Noire Dame, which hinted Clinton, Ohio, was fifth with 27 been of greater help by feeding the future by edging Army a...a n d 1' the ball to High who, In turn, ending Oklahoma's s k e i n , will, firsts and 333 point!. makes the points. Ken is also very bounce back to the top aa myth!-, encompass approximately 7 20 helpful ln the rebounding depart­ cal national champion. The Cleve* land Browns will get all sorts of schools. Some are members of the ment. Senior guard, John Barley will revenge by clobbering Detroit Is National Collegiate Athletic Assn., some of the National Assn, of In­ share the chores with Cecil Dand- a playoff for the NFL pro title. Hockey tercollegiate Athletics, some are ridge, and Jimmy Gract-y at the members of both groups while other guard spot. All three lads The rocket - powered Montreal others ire members of neither have done a good job in the ball­ Canadiens will sweep through to a one of the nation-wide sport* regu­ handling department and Cecil the National Hockey League eham* came through in the last quarter pionship and then add the Stanley lative bodies. by hitting eleven points against Cup. Eligibility Regulation* Track and Field Any four-year, degree-granting Oviedo to help this squad become 45-Man Board Institution la eligible for the small county champs. Nine guy* will break four min­ Footballers Mike Tamny, Ger­ utes for the mile—and 99 others college division ratings provided Of Coaches Named it Is not included in the major ald Jones, snd Allan Swaim, will will have excuses why they didn’t. Galloping Dominoes statistical basketball list of the also be called upon by coach Layer To Rate Teams NCAA and it does not hold mem­ to help in the rebounding and point A guy who used to be my friend NEW YORK Vt—The United bership in one of the allied NCAA making. Although these lads got will make 12 straight passes while Press announced today the forma­ conferences whose championship a slow start at the first of the I’m betting he don't. Summary tion of a 45man hoard of coaches team automatically qualifies for season, they have rounded out Short year, huh? ▼ which will rate the nation’* small the NCAA Basketball University nicely and should be at full speed In several games. college basketball team* for Uni­ Division Tournament. A* compared to the small" col­ This should be another topted Pres* clients weekly, starting APPLES FOR TEACHERS next week. lege group, there are only 170 notch contest at these two wellMADISON, Wi*.—(UP)—State In order to assure equal geo­ universities and college* eligible coached squads go against each apple growers provided Wiscon* graphical distribution, ooe coach for ranking among the major bas­ other for the second time. The sin's 13,000 teachers with free JV’s start at 7 at the High School apples during a recent stata eon* frem 43 of the nation'* 48 states ketball schools. was selected to serve on the The formation of the United Auditorium and the Varsity con- vention to encourage the aale ef | home-grown apples. board. Only Utah, Wyoming and Press Small College Rating Board test will follow. Rhode Island, which do not have is In line with the campaigns of any college teams eligible for rat­ both the NCAA and NAIA to ob­ ing In the small eollege class, are tain more recognition for the not represented on the rating smaller ichools. The NAIA has held small college tournaments board. As in the ease of the United for years, while the NCAA started Press major college basketball rat­ holding a nation-wide small eollege ings, each will select hi* top 10 division tournament a year ago. teams weekly. These Individual se­ The first small college basket­ lection* will be used to form i ball rating* will be released for consensus only, with 10 points be­ Thursday morning papers, Jan. 9 ing awarded for a first-place vote, The ratings will be released at9 for a second and to on down to [ tentatively for Wednesday after­ 1 for a tenth. noon papers and Thursday morn­ The small college rating* will ing newspapers. -r RAIN OR SHINE P h o n o b e fo re noon for you r m a s s y later the s i n e day I Von select your own repaym ent plan I P TO $600 >4 N y *■»« ItJtM HIM DIM Cm* 14 f rjf Ulf.M mm iim ulm HIM KM DM ★ ★ Nightly ss6 8:10 P.M. Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. • Heated Stands Sorry, No Minora Luxurious Clubhouse Jerry Collin*, Operator FA M ILY M N A N C I S I R V I C I , IH C . o f Ion ford m South Park Avenue • Telephene: PAlrfaa 2-4A1B Soath of Sanford, Highway 17-92 o ffij) ti �O M O RE B U Y IN G A N D S E LLIN G ■ —r w CLASSIFIED INDEX CARD of THA.YO I LOST * FOUND I FOR RENT I BEACH RENTALS I WANTED U RENT I — REAL ESTATE FOR SALE •-FA R M S. ACRBAGE. GROVES T REAL ESTATE WANTED I MISCELLANEOUS I-FLOW ERS. PLANTS. SHRUBS IS OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AUTOMOBILES-TRAILEM U BOATS h MOTORS U FARM S U rrU B S * MACHIN­ ERY U FETS-UVESTOCR-SUPPUES (Poaltry) U ARTICLES WANTED II PLACES W EAT 11 BEAUTI PARLORS M FEMALE HELP WANTED IS MALE R IL P WANTED 0 MALE or FEMALE II WORE WANTED 0 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES »A MONEY U LOAN 0 SPECIAL SERVICES OA ROOF1KO * PLUMBINO 0 PIANO ■ ■ W C U 0 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTOES I » INSURANCE n n o t ic e s -p e r s o n a l s 0 ARTICLES for »A1M 0 FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD LOST—During Mayfair P-G-A. Opm Golf Tournament in Sinford. Money clip with Chicago While Sox* emlilem containing $500. Lo«t near Cluh llotDf. Finder please contact Haul Ric­ hard. Waxahaehie, Taxai. Re­ ward. " a —r o i t KK.Ni Sleeping rooms, TV. The 401 Magnolia A re, FA .-0i-0. EFFICIENCY apartments suit­ able for couple or single person. Private bath A shower. Ideally located across from Tost Office. Inquire Jncobion Dtpt* Store. REAL ESTATB FOR SALE Reglsterad Real Eetato Broker Ph FA 2-1301—17-02 at Hiawatha $1000 DOWN $75.00 MONTHLY This cute 2 Bedroom home U neit a* a pin, nicely located, hae enrluitd garvga and baautlful yaril, priced low a t $8100.00— owner will finance and give quick possession. Seminole Real­ ty, 1MI Park Ave., FA 2-5i32. WE HAVE A ROME FOR YOU LoeattM* South Flnacrost — Sanford Whispering Oake — TituirUl# l'( Wa S T M T SELLING YOUR HOME?* lli-W AilRN S E E LIVE BAIT Fleming’s Red A. White Grocery Missouri Minneea 3 dor. $1 06 FHA In service and FHA flnane- Top-Guts Mlanee-e . 3 deg. $3< —Worms— tag available. Thone: FA 2-1609 We can qualify you for ana of ' Open Seven Days a Week the*# homea In M mlnelea. Vau -Ftewers. Wants.. A reke can etart enjoying tka koaae while we proceaa the paper*. CENTER PIECES: Th. 2-1822 or FA 2-0270. Sanford. SAN­ FORD FLOWER SHOP. Developed ky ODHAM & TUDOR, inc. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Car. R*y. 1T-H A 27th M. Thaae FA 3-III1 B R A II.E Y ODHAM , Pro*. FISHER’S NURSERY Citrus — riant* — Teat Cor. Magnolia A Onora FA 2-4613 2 mile* W ait of Town FA S-Olli. A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST PINECREST Store building and warehouse. Lovely 3 BR. J tile bath homo an FA 2-4061. e ______ nicely landscaped lot. 7a x 123'. Nicely furnished ful'v cquIppeJ *-• CB construction with terratzo bedroom apt. S75 nu>. I'h. FA .floors, rarporte. utility room and electric kitchen. I l l , 700 0868. will buy It. and only *71.65 per 2 bedroom house for rent. 1307 month after reasonable down Elliott Ave. Th. FA 2-480$. payment. Doubly nice for Navy family with bale, school, and Bedroom, piiva'e entrance and park nearby. Immedtata posses­ private bath. Phone FA 2-6881 sion. before 6 p.m. Furnished .7 room girage apt with bath. 2314 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2-0731. c a r t e r h o m e c l e a n in g For aale by owner — well furn. 10 rm. colonial home In excel, cond. with separata nicely furn. rental vLiit. Price inch furn.. Urge Kelv. refrg., auto, washer, auto yat heaters, rugs, card, tools, all equip., almost new. Near erhnolx A bus. ' i hlk. off Rlway 17-9.’. Excel, income prop. Own. er tranaf. Sacrifice for $18,000. 10 miles No. of Sanf-wd In Or­ ange City, Box I I I or Spr. 44195. We bav* buyers fer J, 3, end 4. BR. home* In the city and rountry, and we will appreciate bedreema HOMES— S your ilermlsainn to list and Sail 1 A 2 baths. it for you at a good market price. Dial Stenstrom Realty, Complete and ready fee Immedi­ FA 2-2420 /or quick end Effic­ ate aceupancy. ient sales service. 20 acre tile farm. 3 b e d r o o m house, large bam. Easy terms. WCLAKA APARTMENTS: room* private baths, l i t W. First St. J. B. Levy. Th. FA 2-1223. h] R IA L ESTATB FOR SALS d - e w i « L « w w f l WELL BRILLINO Fairbanki-Morsa I’umpe Repairs to all mesas HOWAID C. LONG 107 S. C em aeraal Are. Phone FA ......... Ph. FA 1-2331. 2 story 4 bedroom haute on cor­ SPACIOUS HOME n er lot. Within 3 bloeki down­ 3 hedroom 2 bath home with lake town business leetioti. Will prlT|l«|H. Under tosuiracUon. m ik e a m?o home for a la rje iim o o .oo. 0 ,0 01.0 d #**. fam ily o r good je a rtm a n t home ROSA L. PAYTON Stenstrom Realty H. F-. STENSTROM Registered Broker 111 N. Park — Thone FA 2-242C Thone FA 2-1181 Tor dependable Seme* Member of r<ort*t Telegraphy Delivery Atan. Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ writers, adding machines, Sales- J R ental!. 314 3 ftg . FA 2-0462. This Is a pis* lo the Movieland Ride*ln f»r Harry Cancll Jr. Exp. data Jan. 12, 1938. 11—AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS It will nay YOU to sea us before you buy. Open Evening* ind S.mdiv*. EASTSIDf TRAILER SALFjs Talatki, Fla. SERVICE Window A It all Washing Floor Waxing—N Orth S-aT*t 133 Ml* ay 17 A DeSary WVSlMNGTtiV IP - Ren. Leverett SaTnmtall has tetd Agnru!ture S-ereiary Erra Taft Benson GARRETTS SEWING CENTER the nation * cotton program pro White—Necchl—Elna duces ‘ price discrimination against Repairs on all makes Machines I domestic cotton textile producers." 323 E ast First Sl FA 2-1244 Tbe Massachusetts Republican OATUR BIOTR1 RB wrote B*njoq suggevang the de­ Con tree tore, DragUseoi Geneve partment try tn develop a pro­ 2231. Ph FA 1-M7I Ban/erd gram which would provide "an ... v adequate supply of cotton at com­ 1 Lotitr Writing - ctrds add tnd , fm#n fflf ,h?jr „ ork !hrmjgh the pel ilive prirrs for our domestic cotton producers." 1934 hurricane seijott. He urged Ben>on tq study "tha But af'er that, the announce- discontmuanre of Ihe raw rollon m int said, the Air Force will he export program under which for. able to lend only Ihc planes, If elgn producers have heen able m needed, hut tint m:n tn oprrite buy American coiton at prices 2d and maintain them because of a n?r rent below th« prices which V acuum Cleaner Repair* R e ta in A parte to t all •a k a a uf sho-tag* of (killed personnel. the dvmeftle mills are required la The planes fly Into the storms jH] cUtoare. Electrolux, Hsurer. M Kirby, Air-Way. O. £ . XepUee- from West Talm Beach. Tla., •’ll would also seem that the meat parti. Work guaranteed where the national hurricane re­ Free pick up A delivery. Call search prelect I* headquartered. adoption of a policy which would! f a s -I t m . During th* past two seasons, permit American mills lo buy reaseiantistt report trips into storrtu soluble quantities of high quality ENVELOP! I. Letterhead!, eta te­ hav* netted them enough informs- cotton fr«m foreicn s-urres at rnante. InveUea. head Dili*, aad turn to open new fields nf study world price* deserve* careful programs, e t *. Pregraiiiva Printing C«. Phaee FA 5-2931— and to "discard sime nf the Vlas* study," Saltoiutall said. He said this policy, coupled with ; C textbook assumptions’’ about 40.1 West 13th SL hurrirancs. The plane* are equip- a short cotton crop, promises tn WOOLSEY I pod with a nta.-e of electronic In- make high quality cotton increas­ i strumenl* winch collect and re­ ingly scarr* between now- and Ui* Marint Finithe* beginning of the new cotton crop cord data on tha storms. For Your Boat next August. Senktrlk GIma and Paint Co. When the Air Force announced year He saiil the government’s sur­ 112-I t « W. 2nd 81. Th. FA 2-1422 ai the end of the 1137 hurricane season it could no longer supply plus cotton during that period will the planes to carry on the protect, be "low mi slit) reiidue" unfit for HEATING tho weathermen appealed to Hor- domestic mills. The senator asked H. B. POPE CO. Ida congressmen and authorities Benson to submit lus views on the 2M I . P a r* ----- FA 2-4214 In Washington lo prevail on the subject before Congress convene* PUMPB - BPBINKLER Air Force to lend the planes for early next month. SYSTEMS All typai and altaa, Installed one more year. The scientists said they felt the r ~ . "Do It Your»el/’‘ third year would give them enough WE RXPAtB ANDJEBV1CE Information In complete their stu­ STINE Machine and Supply Co. dies, which are aimed at learning Ph FA 'A 2-4432 more about how- hurricanes are 207 W. 2nd 91. formed and developing new tech­ INCOME TAX SERVICE niques of forecasting them cjrlicr Mm. H. Murray 1111 COltry Ave. FA 2 11*4 In order tn forewarn coastal rcildents in the path of the fiercely Closed Sunday destructive howlers. The project was established m HUBY SPEARS ~ 1936 bv the If. 8. Weather Bureau Ceramic Tile Contnctor 2201 Sanford A '«• FA 2-6123 and ether Interests! agendas. The research flights ara separ­ JlA —1‘LLMBilSft aad ROtiFl.Ni> ate from operations of Navy and Armv hurricane hunter squadrons Plumbing — Art iky HaaUng which fly from Jacksonville and M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Tump*— Barmuda to report «n developm»nt. That* squadrons will conWells Drilled — Tump* Tania Road Then# FA 2 6037 tinua to function. S « WAJH1NGTON ’P - Weather exp*rts who risked Ihetr necks b^un-. log through hurricanes in Air Force "flying labs'* to bring hark information havr won their fight tn continue the project at least anOther jesr. The Departments of P-fcm* and Commerce announced jointly Monday night that two Air Force B 30 Superforts and » B-47 Strainwill remain available tn weaih DON’S COVER b ROP at-A kV icL R ts f o r V a l e CLARK Private entrance modern furnished Automobile Interior Decorator A. WILLIAMS, Realtor rium hlnr. Ilratlnr A Nupply Co. Scat Covers — Truck Seal* bedroom. Trcfcr working man. ROBERT —Factory to you— Itatinond Lundquisf, Assoc. Contracting A Repair* At Willi* f’entiar—JO) w. 1st. Th. FA 2 3610. Aluminum FA 2..19M Atlantic Bank BMg. .’«I9 Orlando Hr. Th. FA 2-2374 Venetian llhnds Highway 17-92 South Sanford See Ray Herron For Endojed head. Bag-proof bottom 2 room apartment, private hath MOVE^RIGHT *7n ~ rail with pLsstte end*, riastie PLUMBING and entrance. Clean. Th. FA 2- 3 bedroom masonry home, kitchen a new- Tonttae or Vauxhall. Alin or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon a good used ear. Th. FA 2-0211 equipped, terrai*o floors, on Contract and Repair Work 5120, 318 Mellonvtll*. fords. or after 6 p.m. FA 2-2113. 301 comer lot. Priced to sell at Free Estimates Wrst First 8t. *12.200, low down payment Oti«r Senktrlk Glttw and Paint Co. K I- HARVEY For lease. Nice roomy home and Realty Co., 2601 Orlando Dr., 244 Banford Ave. Phone FA 2-11*1 112-114 W. 2nd St. Hi. FA 2 4422 garage. FA 2-3677. 19U Jeep station wagon, clean. FA 2-5342. BELL Ufl YOUR FURNIT'JRE Front wheal drive, good condit­ Furnished 3 bedroom apt. with Concrete two bedroom, double Cash for toy amount. Sugar ion. New paint. 231$ Hiawatha lights and water Included. Lars* Trading Tost. 1 mil* south of Ave screened porch. $60. mo, Th. FA carport, sernned porch, tiled floor Sanford. Phong FA 2-0477. and hath. Three blocks from Sen2*2341. 805 W. Third SL a ■ ■i .■■■■— • - ■L.vndn Springs on golf course. FINANCE your new ear with a Tun’tent* 11.98. Double blankets bum from tha FLORIDA STATE Tartly furnished houxe for n o t m Telephone CHtrry 1 2976, Orlan­ Contracting A Repair* , $1.98, Taint $2.50 gal., Boot*. BANK OF SANFORD. country on lake. Call \irg il Mc­ do. 1007 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2*3342 Jackets. Cots, Arm>-Navy burQueen FA 2-1931. 11951 Oldimahlle. Alr-eondltlonad. siano awn «--------! ,1“-.3i<l *12 _ whit* ildtwal! liras, radio A it— Completely furnished 3 bedroom 1 Bedroom — 8430.00 Down haatar. Good condition, $300. home. Available Jan. rith. Phone Plus FHA closing coita. Monthly NANO T1 MM. A r c p a i i i i . n c payment* appruxlmttaly $34.00. Ph. FA 2-1913. traps, dry wells, state approved FA 2-9837 before 7 p m. W .!.. HARMON New and mixlern thrnughout, veptir tanks. Window sill*. Lin­ Th. FA 2-4;U After l;00 p.m. well constructed. Ranch typi 1957—34’ all modarn 2 BR- house8 and 4 bednn m ■Idrr h»ine». tels, Sand. Morter Mix. Cement trailer. Lika n*w, pricad right. Call Rosa Payton Broker. Thone windows. The latest In modirn Rock. Mirael* Cnncral* Co. I f Z 4 i J « 3 « ] i.kiW J. Youngar, Park A rt Trailer FA 2-1301, 17-92 at Hiawatha. conveniences. Mav- ha loan any­ Ct. No. 47. time at loot w. 3rd. Immediate Zlaetricil Cantractlog 2 cushion much and slip rover. KKAL ESTATE FUlC S \L h possession. ouse Wtftnjr and Bopalra Excellent condition, $40.00 TA AN DA LI. ELICTB1C CO. 2-1893. REAL ESTATE DRIVE LS l i t Magnolia Dial FA 2 091$ DRIVE A NEW CAR anywhere, 2544 French Ave. S l J J uu G up * and Ammunition an Llosaanytime. Rental service include* J. W. IIALL. REALTOR FRIC.IDA1RE arpliance-i, «s'«» • •'it Sale IViih. gas a n d inaurlne*. and aar-uc*. 0 H. High, Oviedo Johrmy Walker. Associat* Finance plan. A. B. PETER50M MERLE WAKNEB. National Fla. Phona TO 8-3315 or San­ •’Call Hall’* Phone FA 2 3641 Broker Associates: A. B. TatarCar Rrntals, 401 E. l i t F t, ROBSON STORTING GOODS ford FA 2-381.1 after 4 p.m. ion Jr.. P. J, Cheauraoa, Gar­ TO4 E. lit FA 2-4961 FA 2-3994. RAYMOND M. BALL field Willett*, and R. W. WB25 A III.1 I i.DIV g -REPAIR.42a-Pi.RMTCliR aae REALTOR Hams. Rob Edwards A. C. Dood- Thi* is a pas* «o the Rl»a the*>r* PAINTING for Mr* Barbara Brown. Exp. HOUSEHOLD GOODE REAL EBTATK INSUUANCE rey. Land Surveyor. data Jan. 12. 1958. FOR RESULTS 114 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2 4123 FLOOR sanding and finishing List your property with us. Cleaning, w a x i n g . Sarv mg TRADE-IN NOW —HI i l l s and MOTORS Jrd A Tirk Ave. Sanford S e m in o le County s in r e 1925. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE (•at th* moet for your old FA 2-3641 II. M. Gleavon, lake Mary ask Crumley A Montelth l our Eeinrude Dealer furniture. st 117 South Tark TH. FA 2-1493 HOBSON SPORTING GOODS Ch«rry Real r .t a t e Agrney 304 E. let Pheae FA $ 8941 SSAVEI Dial FA 2-9929—Notary 320 Large 3 bedroom. 1*a baths, cement FA 1Furniture and Appliance* 2319 W. 13 SL Pear-B uber Shop JOHNSON MOTORS block on beautiful sand bottom osoo N ew A l> e d lak*. Lot 150 x10(1’. Just IS min­ SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Maple New 1 Bedranm nomas ute* from Sanford. T»rm* by 2484 Sanford Ave. Pis. FA 21492 Remodeling — Reroofing — ReMather of Sanford owner. Thone FA 2-4908. $700.00 I)own aiding — Material, — Coptraf201-O* F ist Pirrt FA 2 0W3 Features electric kitchens, terrasIror* — financing. FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES to floors, and choice residential 3 bedroom frame, screened porch, larpnrte, hardwood floors, kit­ Fer painting call Mr. Tasker, Pb locations. MeBANET-SMITH PAINT* Start the New Tear Off Right chen eqiuppad. |UVX>. down TA 2-6159 nr TA 2 VM37. FA 2-4441 A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. O ner Realty Co., 2601 Orlando 2315 Park At*. Buy gl Eehol.x and Far* TED Bl'RNETT Dr.. FA 2-5542. T im e FA 2-3103 Cabin cruiser. 30 ft.; 9x14 ft All Price* Reduced FOB RPTTF.R PAINTING beam. New US HP Chrysler 2601 Grandview Th FA 2-2978 COURTESY WEEfc KENNETH E. 8L.\CK FARMER’S "AGENCY Crown Engine. Many extra). REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER N. V. Farmer. Realtor January 6-12 $4800.00. FA 2-0640. Berrvhill Tainting Contractor 1009 E. 2nd Iliona FA 2-0221 114 S. French Ave. .Sanford Licensed — Bonded — Union Th. FA 2-3221 14—t m . u v w f o t t . ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Free Estimates — Cnmpsr* cur HOME IN MAYFAIR Cor. 2nd A Magnolia FA 2-e321 frira* FA 2-2267 after 5:00. By Owner . . . FA 2-312$ Puppies for sal*, mixed bread; ■up; "Ibid" Bambcrgrr. 31gr. IMMEDIATE doherman pinrar. collia, and Frew Delivery ! boxar For th# Best Buys in Real EsU '27—NOTICES—PERSON.\I.M hull . Rt. 1 Box 72, FA 2 POSSESSION! SEE CULLEN st HARKEY 3069 or FA 2-1327. • RIG VALUES ROLf-AWAY, H opltat and Baby i 110 N. Tark A\e. Th. FA 2-239! 261.’ Mvrtle Ave., n*»r Pmeereit Bed*. Dsy. Week or Month— • QUICK CREDIT •School, this beautiful 3 Bedroom —ARTICLES tk ANTED T*1 TA 2-8161. Furniture Canter plus Florida Room LBS home • EASY TERMS READY TO SEU. 114 West First St being offered for quick sale at WANTED—All kinds «f scrap ma­ WILSO.N-MAIEB Choice 40 acres tiled farm land 20 only $9900.00, $2,300 down. $70.08 New and Used Furniture terial. Zurkerman Salvage Yard acre* tiled farm land and modern PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL month)-, or as low as S1$00 doWn Phone FA 2-24»4. *11 Z. First St. Th FA 2-4621 Nancy Jarkson 3 bedroom home with extras. 10 with terms stringed. Sea this _________ FA 2-2047_________ acres tiled farm land. Mcstly before you buy anything. Semi­ k i» A im Putt-OK* Used furniture, appliances, tools cash g*ts a real buy' Act now. nole Realty, 1901 Tark Avt., ete. Rought-sold. Larry's Msrt 2*— ARTICLES FOB SALE , Now Open at 8 OO A. M. IV. H. ‘‘BilT’ Stamper FA 2-3232. 215 Sanford Ave. pb. FA 2-4131 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Realtor & In.uror FA 2-5742 Cabin midget studio piano, full Assoc. Guv Allen. Gretchen Hall, 3, ‘2 bedroom home* with 104* 108 8. Oak Av*. Arlatte Price, Everett Harper ktvbonrd. II inches high. Will acre*. May !>« bought separata* j»—SPECIAL SERVICES Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Sell $.150. FA 2-1971. ly. Inquire nt mai! Box 294-B. County Club Rd. This Is a pass to the Rita theatre DICK MAPES This tv a p m to tha Movieland for Mrs. M tlJrtd Joans an. Exp. Furnishe-l ineeme home, A-l Ttl* Contractor— Dial FA 2-4568 Rids-in for Marie Carfaroo. date Jen. 12. 1968. condition. 608 W. 1st. S t Ex-p. data Jan. 13, 1338- , r M r.i. p- Weather Experts Salfonstall: Colton To Continue Flying Program Produces Labs Next Year Cost Discrimination 3lir #anforb Srralb THE CARD OK THANKS Very often a Card cf Thanks In The Sanford Herald meals a need which is difficult to fill in any i-lber way. Nut only is It • gracious expression ef grautude to those -b o bav* sent Coral tributes but also courteously acknowledges the services sitl wind nesses of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot w*U be malkd. Newspaper Cards of Thank* are arrpptcd as socially rurrccL Emily Post, the Doted authority on etiquette, fed* they serve many good uses. There U no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks It ran te as brief or as detailed a* vou desire. When tha occasion comej rm* will find a sympathetically understanding member of our etaff te assist you. THE -IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE 11 Is tho custom of many families in Hsu country lo commemo­ rate a bereavement by on "In Memorluni" notice in oewipapat classified columns. They find a real solace therein Preparation er selection of a suitable vers* brings back to them tender, pleasant recollections. As E ltu Cook, the English poet has so ocautlfully expressed it: “How cruelly sweet aro the echoes that start What memory plays an old tuna en the heart. Molt frequently an In Slemorlum Is Inserted on th* aanlvtrsary of death. However, other datei, winch It is lelt ara appr» priata or meaningful are also selected The birthday of tho de­ parted, thg wedding anniversary, Mcinorul Day. even Christmas ate among other significant occasions chosen. If you are hesitant to express >our tender thoughts tn poetic form. >ou mey avail yourself ef the Herald s rolleetion ef original versei. These express in poetic beauty the emotion* of ihe heart­ strings. Among them are verses appropriate to any circumstance. THE RATE Cards of Thanks and in Mcumrium notices, duo to Ihc fad they may run lo considerable length, are billed at $1 UO per column Inch. DAILY CROSSWORD H 'J U m I4' J («4 23 A gew. iJuUffllJ UJKIUL, 3 Pismire a s s c r i a n d ,' gaw 4 Alllrmetlve JU 3 iltin U U M 24 Side reply ONUtl-IPlIh lid by 9. Oevlttea r.tu:3 u J J i-i M H O T r t a U O H E U aid* *. Level ■jtr.oa - u'J7t 25 The 7. Alcoholld 10 gheeplik* nt* ,IJ 4iT1u (1'-H4 i Old beverage 12 Heir quests JiU J I.-J J i n .J Eng ) 11 Hie tomb te $ Smothered i g i j n a utabip 1 iirnuu i i ja m ’s -i 26. Holt, giggle in Moscow auun uii'Jii day $. Petty 14. One-spot (Jap.) quarrel card I mk H u ' i 4*»*»e 28 The II. Perform* 15 Irnquoian 33 Simian* heart 1.1. Enemy scout Indian 31 River III) 39. Untidy 17. Blemish 16 Even 38 Sharp 31. Cease IS. Eskimo chances 39 Capture tnaut.i knife $1 KRecycle (slang) 32. Very 21. Touched tebbr ) 40. Variant good 30 Travel hack 22. iVeter god . of ' W (slang) tBabyi > and forth 21. Measure* r~ 0 T* 4 of length T * T” 1 23 Louls'enan 1 1 7i IT 1 reeek • • •24 Endures 1 T~ 27. Incite 11 21 Mountain defil* % w, 29 Biblical city H 7%“ >r (ft 30 Helena la It* rapltal 4 % 1i. IT 14. Wide% V a mouthed drinking cup r r TT] i f , i% 37 High official 1* >f 38 Roman % house god* • H t1 r lo 14 .19 Irritate % 41 Berfe IT t s t; >' 41 Melt kiln* % U Boy'i Jo It TT nlcknamv % 44 Compass.on il 4-u AC BOS.* 1 Amencan oieler 3 Chops 9. Glisten 4 4 dow n 1 A Mrrx brother t Covers the . Inside il Friday, Jan. 3,1958—P a£ t T TT % 1 t All You Could Ever Wish For W I I RO.M CEIL CHAPMANS rolleclion la this nicely naugh­ ty evening dress of black ulksatin in Miss Chapman'! ntw body-clinging silhouette udth pouted ilrap* at the aide • In walking o r danetng th# lag show* "Just enough'* through th* sids alit. side pouf has red popptaa la Itj folda.r'i*e«ri!ae . . . In location, convenience, and background for gradouw living will lie jours in these de* ■Irtble. pletureaqun homes in LITTLE VENICE. Com* out to-day and se« for youreelf. We have only Iwo lake-front homea left: On* .1 bedroom I bath and One .1 bedroom 2 bath. FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE : jr. R. A.. F. H. A. In Service, and Conventional. ^ U e C C ^ M C.'PlnWip* Comer W. Crystio Drle# * UJ>* Mary Blvd. Phan* FA 2-4311 er Thane FA 2-3011 efter 7 -- Ceramic Tile America’* Reel Quality American-Olean Tile |Qc Each Paul F. Mueller & Son Orlando H«y. 8 a . FA 2-1333 3 ,0 ^ :- �• - SS3ES7^g " C •?■ : ' >- W *’ r. •/■*> y - • *5 d ;. g|l8W MW afc> ^ v 7 _ 1 • ■- '* i ,->-c 1 §—FW&y, I n . I; M l ■% Program Planned For Tourist Club Session Tuesday first Baptist Church News Thu Witch Night aanrku at ite V in t Baptiit Chprch ea Tuaadi '-f\l was well attended by a large (roup of yoong people u von ■■ program at tonga. garnet, atuata, pictures and devotional*. During the paat year atrldea h a r t boon t in developing the m u le pro­ __ of_ the ehnrcb muter the e r ­ gram ection of Mr*. Gny Bltbop and W.L. Hannon. The church now baa tix cholra aU of which participated ha the Chrtatmaa mtitle program. Al­ an daring tho p u t y tar, according la the choreh report tha F ir i t Baptiat Clrarch organlted two other c fc a th ” In thia area—tho Eider gpringa Baptltt Church and the P teecrttl Baptist Church. Tbo week of Jan. II la known throughout tho Southern Baptist Convention and Wotnani Mission­ ary Society a t focus wtek and w.D bo observed here in the First BapMat Church. Also a high light m January will be the Vbocl of Miastoua week beginning Jan. H There will be cissies etch after­ noon for the boys and girls In mission studies and a talk by a missionary. At night the young people and adults will hava mlsslor studies and an address by a dif­ ferent missionary each evening Dnring the week of Feb. 1A the church will have Its annual Bibla Study week. This year tha study will ha In the book of Hoses and taught aach evening by Dr. Earl Joiner of tha School of Religion Tbo Art* mooting of tfm y ta r Tbo ehnrcb now baa two C M a M i ter flm Souford Tourist Club Roll departments. Cradle V a l I t e n t s the territory ta rt of F a rt Are. and la under dm dtaction of Mrs. Ralph Betts ea superintend­ ent. Mrs. J. W. Carter It soparintendant at Cradle Rod «. * • at Park A rt. Local CW A Group Schedules Party Saturday Evening • a r t Tuesday night will fetter* ■ covered dish supper prepared by Mo women of tbo organisation; ■ abort basinets meeting and a pro­ gram of entertainment staged by Chortle Morrison, well known local pabUt relations man. it was an­ nounced thia morning by Don Brooke said, will be at t:00 o’clock with Me basin*** meeting scheduled to get underway about 7:00. Morrison will Lake charge at 7:43 and will pre­ sent “Musical Memories" featur­ ing Glen Nelson at the Hammond chord organ with Roger Gregory doing too narration. A abort per­ iod of community ringing wm fol­ low, after which Morrison will stage one of his “silver dollar quities’* awarding “ G a o r g I a Bueki’’ (the term sometimes given silver dollsrs) to those who cor­ rectly answer the questions to the categories they select. Chapel To Become Pinecrest Church Prairie lake S l a t e s Re vi al Baptist Church On Sunday, Jan. I, Am Maitland Baptiit Chapel In South Fern Park win become the Prairie Lake Bap­ tist Church, lines Aug. 28, 1IU. tbo Chapel has been a branch of the HUlcreet Baptltt Church to Geneve. Under the guidance of the pastor, the Rev. Leonard Jones, tho church has grown to Include l i t members in the congregation, betides a risible Sunday SeheoL At I p. m. on Sunday the church wfll be organised and become an Independent eo-opcratlng Southern Baptist Church. Organisation for the constitution will taka placa at 2:45 p. m. with the Seminole Bap­ tist Association conducting the Tbo amalgamated C l o t h i n g Workers of America. Local 70S, will hold their annual party at the Yaeht Club Saturday avaning at T o’clock. Twenty-stx area merchants have contributed prises for the event, business. according to a release from the Dr. Paul A- Mrlgs, executive se­ union’s financial secretary, Mrs. cretary of Baptist Missions and G. 8. Yates. Evangelism ter the State of Flor­ Tho merchants furnlahlng mer­ ida, will b t the guest speaker in chandise for prises at the annual the program which follows. party are: Sanford Manufacturers. The service will open with prim­ Inc., Fauat’s Drug Store, J. V. er and scripture by the Rev. J. W. Jones Service Station. Jones and Parham. An explanation of the Phillip* Auto Repair Servlet, purpose of the meeting, will follow., Crawford and Laka Service Station. During tho service there win be Harriett’s Beaoty Salon, Xarrak(Continued From Page 1) er*a Service Station, Goembel Serv­ Winner of the contest, M n. Pry­ special musle and messages, riot­ ice Station. Roumlllat and Ander­ or said, will received ■ five to ing with the “Hand of Fellowship’* son Drug Store, Cherry’s Station seven day vacation at the Holiday by eU members at the congrega­ tion. and Store, Orange City Sundriea. Hotel to F t Lauderdale. Western Auto Associate Storo. WUMr*. Pryor, representing ■>* Tha Prairie Lake Baptiit Church son-Maler Furniture Co., Touchton Women’s Auxiliary of the Semi­ haa a new building and an servlets. Drug Co., Powell’s Office Supply. nole Memorial Hospital, explained Sunday School is at t:43 a. m , Franklin's Grocery. Sanford Flour that "there will be a thermometer morning worship, 11 a. m , train­ and Feed Store, Gardner’s Gro­ in the downtown area showing the ing union at A:20 p. m., prayer SOKC Schedules cery, Dorothy Anderson Beauty standings of candidates in the con- meeting Wednesday night, 7:30 p. m. and avenlng worship Sunday Shop. Clarence Darby Grocery, An­ teat." II Races Tonight »t 7:10 p. m. derson Brown Barber Shop, Will­ Jaycees received compliments Two of the most promising young iams Barber Shop, Champion from Harold Kaatner, who receiv­ greyhounds ever to break In at the Cleaners, Victory Cab Co., Bent­ ed a Christmas Lighting Contest ganford-Orlando Kennel Club are ley’* Laundry, and Stapltr'i Phar­ prise, when he said “ You are cer­ slated for action tonight. tainly wonderful with all of these macy. Pabla Content, owned hy John projects In which you take such a Continued From fags 1 Groves, will parade postward in sineers Interest" to recommend ratea for reimburse­ the featured 10th while King Ivy, Lake Mary Church A letter from the Lutheran Ha­ ment,’’ said Mrs. Whitmore. from Fred Whitehead’s kennel, will ven In Slarla also complimented “ You see.” ahe said, "a good compete In the ninth event To Dedicate New the Jayctea for their shopping tour many schools were giving 20c hut­ Each of these brilliant pups h it given children of the home. "The ches for 2Sc this fall." flashed to four straight wins since Hymnals Sunday Board of Trustees appreciate, the Asked about the distribution of miking the first official (ta rt after The Community Presbyterian fact that you hava made this an money received for school lunches, the season opened Dec. 14. Church will observe the sacrament annual affair,’* said Pastor Step­ Fable Contcsia has been the ot the Lord’s Supper Sunday morn­ hen M. Tuhy. Superintendent of Mrs. Whitmore said that of the 30c charged for lunches 70 per cent it more Impresslre so far, for she ing at the 11 o’clock aervice. New Lutheran Haven. spent for food, 23 per cent for already has a Grade A win lo her hymnals have been purchased and In a letter from the City of San­ credit. In advancing up tha Udder will he Died for the first time In ford the Jayeees were lauded for labor, and S per cent for supplies. “W* tried to hold our prices from the maiden clast, the K- this service. A ritual of dedication, their efforts In furnishing funds pound brlndle miss skipped Grade setting these books ailde for their for the renovation of the Deer a t they were." the explained. “ But w* are required lo serve a "Type D and therefore reached the top special purpose will be participat­ Pen in the Sanford Zoo. „ , _ .___ . . . , A* lunch in order to participate in level ahead of King Ivy. ed in by minister and congregation. . i Jaycce i ™ Jorganisation, r ’’ pf * \, 4 ax- ,h* reimbursement program. This There will be It races tonight The choir has choacn for their an­ ik the uweal kV ‘ .T ' " requirement means that we must kutead of the uiual 10. them, “God’s Love’’ by Lorens. plained that .the week of J in : 12'' Tuesday night a group $f a met IS Is Jaycee Week “A week when W,th eYery lunCh’ tW0 °“n' at the church at 11 o’clock for a we toot our own horn’* he said ces of meat or meat substitute, *• of a cup of fruit and or a veget­ watch night party and worship ser­ Raborn explained that "Jaycce vice to sing the old year out and Week la for the purpose of letting able, a serving of enriched bread f C tr v r ) and butter, plus a half-pint of milk Vi* new year In. During the aer- the public know what we do." RIDE-IN THEATR —and tbs milk alone costs ua 7 vice Betty Edwards sang, “ In the Other projects discussed Includ­ cents. LAST SHOWING Garden": Walter Piper aang, “The ed "Courtesy Week" Jan. A-12 and STARTS * 3# "We believe that with each lunch Ninety and Nine", and a quartet the annual speedboat regatta on we serve w* arc also Including a mad* up of lira. FT. M. Cochran, Jan. it. Mra. Robert E. True, Mr. Piper Also announced was a meeting lesson in good food habits,” Mra. • O B C o»A»y f o a I and the Rev. Alexander Linn, tang, of wive* of Jaycees on Thursday Whitmore explained. “ We are very “ My Jesus, I Love Thee". Coffee night at 5 p. m. at tha Yacht Club proud of our program In Seminole l* n ir r f* /u and doughnuts were served i t the when plans will b* discussed rela­ County and we want parents and half hour before midnight, the tive to organising the Jayccettcs. friends of tha school lunchroom v R lv W program to know what we are church bell was rung, the bene­ serving six’ bow we serve It," she diction pronounced, and the meet­ ASKS STRIP BAN said. ing closed at 12:03 a. m. New Feature .MALACCA, Southwest Malaya Year’i Day. MATCH AT CARDIFF —PLUS— Two women’* meetings are aehe- (UP)—A newly formed National CARDtFF, Wales w — The dulcd for the coming dayi: Tues­ Cultural Council today eallcd on day night at the church at A the government to ban atrip tease Welsh football association has an­ o’clock the executive committee of £ * ■ * " ! r°" ,n<! olhf r ; ‘°b nounced that Its home world cup FORD'BORGNIHE ,the Km t>MM,Hwi»rUn u/nmMM-. Organ o , d „ . Jectionxble forma ot entertain­ match with Israel will be played Presbyterian Women's Dation will meet; on Wednesday, ment. The council was formed by at Cardiff. The date for the match | the Builnesa Women will meet at tha Malay Cultural Congren at­ will be worked out later after con­ the borne of Mrs. H. M. Cochran tended by 20 representative* from sultations with the Israeli soccer all parts of tha country. authorities. —. .K M aa at 8 p. m. Feature f:02 Only Ptnoquet Baptiit Clrarch to reedy lor one of the largest revivals In the history of Sanford which wiU get underway Sunday morning a t 11 o’clock, ac­ cording to Rev. Joe R- Coursou, pastor of tha church. Everyone Is Invited to attend the meetings, Rev. Coursou said this morning. Dr. E. J. Daniel* hat been in­ vited to conduct the meeting. Ha is a native of Florida, having boon reared on a farm In the northern part of the state. During the paat faw year* Dr. Daniels haa become Internationally known a i an evan­ gelist, having condocted revivals throughout America aod in many * ★ w Jaycees School REV. E. J. DANIELS Evangelist ★ ★ ★ He In 15 hooka and editor of a rel­ igious magazine. Dr. Daniels baa been awarded two first prizes in worldwide sermon contests. Asairtiflg Ear. Daniel* will bo Lowell Leistaur, tho music direc­ tor. He la known aa one, of the top revival singers at the nation. One outstanding feature of the revival, which will continue through Sunday, Jan. 12, will be tbo showing of a aerie* at color movies depicting the life of Christ. They are it'd to teQ His story from birth through miracles, trials, truciflaion and resurrec­ tion. “All who bavt seen these movies declare them to be • mar­ velous addition to tha program of a revival,’’ Rev. Daniels said. Rev. Courson said this morning that a "childrens revival" will be conducted each evening at 7 o'clock preceding the week-long revival meetings. All children who attend every aervice will receive a free airplane rid* at the conclusion of the revival meeting. Tho color movies will ha shown each evening at 7:1* p. m. A nursery will be open eaeb night for children, Rev. Courson said. The evening revival services will get underway at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Courson pointed out this morning “ We want aa many people of Sanford as possible to bear Rav. Daniels and the message ha baa to tell.'* Open Sheriff Conducts Nozaranes Golden Anniversary Discussion Period Y ear On Jan. 5 V. At Ministerial Meet ot In every one of 4,95$ Netarenp church* in the S. and around the world, special hymns, testi­ monies and sermon* praise win arise at simultaneous worship ter­ ries* Sunday. Jan. I. opening the denomination's golden anniver­ sary year. Heart felt thanksgiving to God will be offered by Nasarenee every­ where for the a ra a z b f progress of the paat 10 year*. Sbce the Nazar* t church t u n ­ ed at a union aervice In a m a il t ‘nt at Pilot Point, Tex., on Oct. 13. 1505, It haa literally girdled the world with Hi messagee and (lo­ gin, "Holiness in to the Lord." It has become one of the faateit growing Protestant church** b tha world. Among U. S. Protestant denomi­ nations, Natarenes now stand loth In mtmbcrihlp, 15th In Sunday school enrollment, and nirtb b publishing house business. The story of its growth la graphi­ cally told ai follows: Membership hat Increased about 30 time*—from 10,000 to nearly 3000,000 b so years; Sunday school an ro llaert h a t b created nearly 100 times, from about 7,000 to *32,000; Per capita giving bat increased 10 times, from 513.44 to 1123.77; The value of all ehureh property hat Increased about 540 times, from 5340,000 to *l»,T0*,00O. These figures Include the 1207 calendar year. The Seminole County Ministerial Association held Ra first meeting yesterday at tha T in t Presbyter­ ian Church b Sanford. An Informal fellowship period waa observed be­ fore the business meeting. At this time coffee sod doughnuts were served. The meeting was conducted by the president, the Rav. Perry Stone. Discussed was tha courts for ushers, which will be held at the ADIanee Church Jen. 21 end 27. The course wiU be presented by the University of Florida Exten­ sion Service. Timet for the two, two hour tesilooi will be announc­ ed later. Under discussion at the meeting Thursday was the pro­ blem ot promoting Interest in the course among lay peopla at tha community. One of the choral groups ot the University of Florida I* listed to sing Feb. J in the Pinecrest School, under the auspices of the Seminole County Ministerial As­ sociation. The concert wiU be of sacred musie and will be held b co-operation with Seminole High School. The program for the meeting had been arranged by the Rev. Joe Courson and dealt with tha co­ operation of local churches with the law enforcement agencies in the county. The Rev. Courson In­ troduced Sheriff Luther Hobby, who conducted an Informal discuss­ Os« of tha discoveries of tha ion period. Public Lecture Sheriff Hobby outlined the var­ Geophysical Year is that Ih* ious problems confronting his de­ aurora occurs simultaneously at Will Be Given partment and asked for the back­ both the North and South Poles. ing of the Ministerial Association Here Sunday in mattcra of backing and prose­ The meeting closed with a gen­ How to gain freedom from fear cution. Discussed at length was the eral agreement to cooperate will ba the topic of a free public problem of alcohol, and the pro­ whereever possible on the part of lecture on Christian Selene* to be blems that aria* from its misuse. ministers snd law officers. given In Sanford on Jan. 5 by J. Hamilton Lewis of Concord, N. H. Lewis will apeak In Pinccrcst School Auditorium. 400 W. ?7th St. at 3 P. M. under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist. Sanford. Hit subject will ba "How Christian Selcnca Brings Security And Peace.’’ A member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Le­ wis la currently on a nationwide speaking tour. Trior to entering the public practice of Christian Science healing In 1937, he was ac­ Test a *58 Studebaker with tive for a number of years as pub­ Twin Traction for auro-footad power lic relations and campaign mansin mud, eand, ice or n o w . /7 T \ ger for Community Chests, Cham­ bers of Commerce, Boy Scout* of (Jp J America, and youth organizations throughout New England. He serv­ SANFORD MOTOR CO., INC. ed ter four years as Christian 1041 8. SANFORD AYR. Pb. PA 1-43*1 Scicncs Committee on Publication \_ for the State of New Hampshire O V E R L A f iS -^PACIFIC ■ C O L O R »C093V3UG& F e a t u r e 4 :4 5 — PLUS— 20“ tatf-'r f [CiniuascopcI Ho^To M arry A M illionaire UlCHNICOLOItl F eature H;S4 Chapter No. I t "SKA HOUND’’ Sunday A Monday r r STA ND S A S T H E ORBA THST YOU HAVE Bowes Re-Opens Mar-Lou Today LOWELL LEISTNER, Music Director Well Bless M y Little Pointed The newly redecorated Mar-Lou Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge rropen* today under the direction of 'ra n k Bowes of Gettysburg, Penn . brother of Charles (Chuck) Bowes, long time Sanford resident. Bowes, until his resignation re­ cently, was Night Manager and Auditor ot the Hotel Gettysburg In Gettysburg, Tenn. and well vers­ ed In catering management. He is married and ha* five child­ ren ranging In ages from A months to 12 yrars. The family will make their home in Sanford. The remodeled kitchen will be presided over by Shlrtl* Long**, a chef of International experience. HU former connections includa: Chef at the Hawaiian Couniry Club in Honolulu, the Matson luxury liners, and more recently at the Hotel Gettysburg, wher* b; be­ came associated with Bowet. Un­ der Chef Lougee'a direction the dining room will offer French and Italian a* well aa traditionally American ruistne. A SATURDAY SAI, MINEO haa thia lo nav to hla friends, "Gel More Out of Life Go Out To A Movie." When He Puts on the PRESSURLlife EXPLODES! ( He doesn't think it's possible. But it is . . . . you get a lot of house in a SHOEM AKER HOM E) • NOW IS THE TIME —FEATURE— 2:20 . 5:22 - 8:24 —2nd H u - Tha IPS# annual aonventlon of tha Soil Cnnaarvation Society America wiU be held in Kapi> City, S. 1). to pick your House Plans and Location • CALL US or drive by TODAY/ i SEEK! CART G JtfN T • Legal Notice n n T im FRA NK SnvAlRA S o p h ia IPRJEN • ITAM.IT O i N I I I MOftCNINTAl NlAJteOO# " T h e P r UXE: a n j UiE PASSION" Feature 7s5| ■CHILDREN UNDER I I ADMITTED FREE" fft Head ! 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Luadqwlst fc w a ty O . r k A ltornay f a r plaintiff, 117 F. C s a r o r d . O ite w d * P l u r i d a . 1 :0 0 - 4 :0 2 • 7 :0 1 . 1 0 :0 0 EVERYBODY’S FAVORITE SCREEN CAME TONIGHT. PLAY WAHOO AT S?1T P. M. STARTS SUNDAY lit > e y t c i n ] p i ;i c e 3 i■kon.«M» Q m m a S oop S r--- -. Not Recommended For Children Adm. for this attraction. Adults 93c Nights Student* 50e a ® Studebaker -Packard JU B A L SATURDAY ONLY | Ol’R HOMES SELL FOR AS LITTLE AS $12,300 with only $700 DOWN Plus Small Closing Costs A . K . (K A Y ) S H O EM A K ER / Jr. 1800 MellonYille Are. “Home* Built Custom To Your Specifications* FA 2-3103 * f f �\ ■ * Coolidge, WASHINGTON. IB— Twentyflr* r u n ago, Calvin CooligejAjent Cal from the ailcnt hills ■Ef Vermont— died. Mott Amarican presidents are remembered fo r what they said. Coolldfa la remembered because ha n e w said vary much. There are hundreds of atorles about his New England taciturnity. Once his train stopped In a ■mat town. A local official tried to shush a noisy crowd. "Now everybody heap quiet. 1 s e n t ab* solute silence. The President Is going to address us. ” Coolidge said, “Good bye. ” T bit's an. Another time a newsreel cam­ eraman ordered Coolidge to “say something." The President quipped back, “That man geta more conversa­ tion out of me than alt Congress.'' America's 30th President In the early morning hours of Aug. ,1, 1923, Coolidge, then vice president, was awakened at his 30th President,Remembered As Man Plymouth. V t, home by a tele­ nor, and In 1911, governor of graph messenger. President Har­ Massachusetts. A year after he became gover­ ding had died. Coolidge was nor, he made national headlines, America’* 30th President. Ills only comment was, “ I be­ and became a hot presidential candidate, by qrelllng the Boston lieve 1 can swing it," At 2:15 that morning, by the police strike. Ilardlng's Running Mate light of an oil lamp, Coolidge took The Republicans picked him his oath of office from his father, that year as Harding's running a notary pubtic. Ilia rise In politics waa rapid. mate. He ran for President In In quick session he waa elected 1924 and defeated Democrat John mayor of Northampton. Mass.. IV. Davis and Progressive Robert state senator, lieutenant gover- j M. LaFoiiette. Coolldge'a administration waa marked by revelatlooa of K in ­ ds la in the Hardhig government, efforts to preserve peace, and great prosperity. Before the 1928 election, he Isrued a typically treie, and nowfamous, statement, " I do not choose to run for President In 1' 28." After he left the White House. Coolidge returned to Northampton where he wrote his autobiography and a syndicated newspaper col­ umn. On Jan. 5, 1939, he spent about an hour at tha office he main­ tained, then went home, complain­ ing that he didn’t feel well. Later In the day hie wife found him on the floor at home, dead at 60 of a heart attack. * W Coolldge'a blogra; her, William Allen White, commented, “He who lived aloof, died alone." Coolidge had been president during one of America's greatest f t -------------------------------------- Weather Clwdy aad rath er windy through Tuesday. Occasional rain likely by taulght or Tuesday, low tonight 52 to at. VOL. XLIX Established 1909 booms. Ho died In the midst of ono of tho biggest busts. Widow Died Last T ear Coolidge la remembered as cold, last year. , Coolidge is remembered as cold, bumorlen, emotionless and con­ servative. Actually, this tndd took place shortly aft Calvin Jr., died, better the Coolidge character. A Secret Service man 4 A H a n fo rd ifc ra tfi ■ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, Few Wor little, boy loitering near the Whlta House gate what ho wanted. Thu lad tupllod, *T esmo to see tAo President. I wanted to tell htaa I'm sorry hlv little boy died." The boy wes taken to the Pres­ ident. Later Coolidge told tha Secret Service men, "Whenever a boy wants to see me, always bring him In. Never tum one away or neke him w ait" The President's Up was quiver- Vffcyp and Save 'M U* ’ Vt In Sanford J MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1953 United Press Leased Wire 4 A JACKSON, MICH, milkman, Wendnll Saines ami his wife, were arrested this mominjr shortly before 10 o'clock .on French Ave. for "attempting1 to go through Sanford without stopping to see our wonderful city." Shown (left to right) are: Snines, his wife in the background arc! ir car, Sgt. Leo Rock of the Sanford Police Department, and ACharlie Morrison, representing the Seminole Comity Cham­ ber of Commerce. (Staff Photo) MILKMAN WKNDALL SAINES AND HIS WIFE are greeted at the Sanford Police Ration by Chief Roy G. Wiliams. Chief Williams preferred chnrges against the visit­ ing couple with a handshake instead of the police blotter. Shown in the picture (left to right) are: Mrs. Saines, Saines, Sgt. Leo Itjck, nnd Chief Roy G. Williams of the San­ ford Police Department. (Staff Tholo) City Manager Foresees Good Year For Sanford GREETED AT THE MAYFAIR INN where Mr. and Mr*. Saines will be guests overnight, tho visiting couple received gifts from local business houses, fruit, and flowers. Shown greeting the guests nrc: (left to right) Mayfair Inn Manager Frank Mcbane Jr., M. L. Unborn Jr., Jaycce President, Mrs. Sallies, Saines, Charlie Morrison, Howard McNulty, chnirman of Courtesy Week for the Jayce.s, and Mayor David GatcheL (Staff Photo) Hospitality Shown City Manager W arrtn E. Knowtes ed out tho outstanding achieve­ b« completed this year. Also he predicted a good y#ir fer tbs Ci'y ments " ’.Ve rin look for". < pointed out that the Fire Station at Sanford during 1958. He said the "completion of Ihe No. 2 project will also be com­ Speaking before the Sanford Sanford Civic Center" and the pleted. Kiwania Club Friday at its noon c.on-mlc me of the new facility The completion of the Goldsboro luncheon meeting, Knowles point­ waa the "number one project" to Swimming Tool will mean one of Ihe finest recreation areas In tho Stale, he said. Installation of tha year 'round recreation program amt the em­ ployment of a director is a 1959 achievement, said Knowles. A Jackson. Mich, couple, Mr, and vacation when stopped on French Other projects for 1958. Knowles Mrs. Wendall Saines, were arrest­ Ave. near Commercial. George Swain h i t a bicycle ta CAPE CANAVERAL, ( U P ) - A Best guess for triggering of the pointed out, would be the widen­ ed thi* morning by Sanford Police Mrs. Saines remarked to her use now. brawny Altai intercontinental miss- blunt nosed, 90-foot Atlas was Wed­ ing of West First St. to lie in with Department Sergeant two Rock husband as Sgt. Rock waved them A story carried in The Sanford Ue, mightiest reply to Russian roc­ Ihe Federal Interstate Highway and Chamber of Commerce repre­ to the curb "What are they stop­ Herald last Thursday about George ket threats besetting the new ses­ nesday, the day after Congress re­ system which will mean "tearing sentative Charlie Morrison, for ping us for?" and the husband said Swain's bicycle being stolen caught city water mains and sion of Congress, was poised to fly convenes to consider the stagger- Up 0f "attempting to pass through San­ •Tin not speeding." the eye of a Sanford youngster Ing sums needed for holslcring the sewers" for their relocation and igaln today. ford without stopping to sect our Harsh winds lashing the cape nation's defenses— In particular “extending larger water matns to Charlie Morrison told th# couple who Immediately did something wonderful city.” and Its great steel missile towers the guided missile development the West Side because of indus­ "The only reason we .slopped you about providing transportation for 'Pie Jackson, Mich., milkman and is because you looked like a likely the 70-year-old Negro who lives on were expected to continue at least program. trial development. hi* wife were traveling nortli on couple to be guest* of Sanford." Locust Ave. near loth 8t. '•m other day, however, and could "I will go out on a limb," said Other missiles being readied at their way homo from a Florida « defer the first test launchings of the launching site for flight tests Knowles, "to foresee that the City The whole Idea i* a part ol San­ Billy Brown, son of Cotton the new year. soon were tha Vanguard satellite- of Sanford will give a better in­ ford's Courtesy Week" event. Mr. Brown, read the article pointing carrying rocket, an Army Jupiter, surance rate by climbing from ami Mrs. Saines were presented out George Swain's plight. Wily received a new hike for an Air Force Thor, ami possibly a Class ft to Class 5. This Is a big gifts, will enjoy an overnight stay Navaho missile for which the con­ Item because it represents the re­ at the Mayfair Inn. and will be Christmas and had his old one on tract has been cancelled by the turn of money to the people." taken on a tour of Sanford and hand—a good one hut not quit# an Air Force. Several Navaho*,, how­ For industrial development, the Seminole County by Charlie Mor­ equal to the new, shiny bike left under hi* Christmas Tree this year. ever, are among the "leftovers" City Manager predicted. "We will rison. see a really big development in here. So BUly sent word to George Janie* Patrick Mahoney, 13, p a n ­ The traveling couple wa* taken > \ r Tha Board of Sanford City Comel' away suddenly at hi* home in to Ihe Sanford Police Station where Swain "you can have my bike *0 The next attempt to fling up a this item. I believe 1958 wilt bring * ~ ^ 'v t-^Sj 1 j. issioners will hold Its organira- baby moon into orbit around Ihe to Ihe City of Sanford industrial Loch Arbor Saturday night at 7:15 they wi re hooked on charges Mor­ you won't have to walk from home onal meeting tomorrow night. earth, using the Vanguard rocket, development within the city limits. p. m. rison placed against them, met to downtown every day." A newly elected commissioner is not expected this week. And al­ This is needed because the tax load George, who it well known In He had lived in Sanford for the Police chief Itoy G. Williams, and will be sworn in and sealrd and a though the Army has been given must be spread out. past three year*. He wa* born where they were also greeted by Sanford and the Sanford area for commissioner reeleet-d to the the go-ahead to attem pt a satellite "We are going to see Ihe open­ CITY MANAGER WARREN E. KNOWLES (left) predict- N'ov. 23. 1911, in Corpus Chrlstl, Mayor David Gatchel, M. L. Ra- hi* Immaculate courtesy, will be board will be sworn In and seated launching with its Jupiter C mis ing for industrial development o( ed a henrty 1953 for the City of Sanford. Ilia predictions Tex., and attended the eighth born Jr., president of the Jaycees, seen regularly at his odd jobs now, rade of Sanford Junior High | and Howard McNulty, chairman of smiling as he it alwaya known to Commissioner Robert S. Brown »Ho, this attempt is believed to Ihe north side of West First St. w ore made nt tho Sanford KiwnnU f’ltili luncheon mooting with the opening of Fulton St., was elecltfll last fall and Com mis- i>e , ome time away. do. Friday. Senator Dougin.* Steicslrom (right) introduced School. the Courtesy Week event. (loner A. L. Wilson was reelected. , , , said Cliy .Manager Knowles, A long 12 to 15 block walk each Knowles. (Staff Photo) He wb< » member of All Soul'* After the charges were placed The need of professional city However, before any organlia . *n * 7 ? ' “ [ r ™ ,,,lc morning would have possibly had Catholic Church. th# Jackson. Mich, couple, still be­ Con of the board of commissioners L T r *planning — * is » coming before the Survivors are hi* father and mo wildered over their arrest, were some effect on George’s smile ami ll taken up, .11 old business must J? A“ ” « ,h* h‘« * « in Hoard of Sanford City Managers In courtesy, and according to hilly (her, AMC Max Mahoney amt Mrs, taken to the Mayfair Inn. Brown, "We Just couldn't let *hat iw handled by the outgoing comprwJuceiJ £ 2 l w i l r ' m#, U, y * ith th# Fk,rWa Deve' Mahoney, Sanford; one brother, Is sion with Commissioner F. D. Manager Frank Mcbane greeted happen especially since this it Iupmerit Commission, K n o w l e s Mike Mahoney and one sister. '■ vision of General Dynamics Corp ,. t , V L , .. Scott sitting in. Shannon Mahoney, of Sanford: th-’ the guests at the hotel’* entrance Courteiy Week In Florida." llown successfully for the first ■ '. 1 .n The prepared agenda for tomorr- was .... „ n ._ . . _ city is at such a rate that the need grandparent!, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. along with Chamber of Commerce row night's session lists only two , , . ro ™ 17 ,tte r lwo Prevwu‘ (Continued On l’age 3) Criswell. Patatka and Mrs. Kath­ Manager John Krlder, James Sing­ items to be handled. The first is r,,llirr'' Hravy Attack Squadron Nina 100 aircraft ami displaces mnra erine Mahonpy of Greenfield, O. letary, representing S e m i n o l e for the transfer of beer and wine T,le * “ *» now ready "*• italic departed from Sanford January than 70,000 ton* when fully load* County Sheriff J. L. Hobby ami Funeral Mass will he held at licenses from W. K. 1'ratt to S. (Ked. »lth apparent success, Sat 3 to board the aircraft car ed Tha ship'* four steam c.ita- 9 .10 a. m. Tuesday at All Souls others. P. Griffin at B4C Grocery Co urd,ly "i*1'1rier USS Saratoga for a lengthy I'llla handla the lliiity-fiv# tun Catholic Church with Father Rich­ Gifts from Sanford lusines* The rehearsals of the Mai* and from W'm. M. Brown to Vcrn The Atlas ultimately will bo abl.: deployment part of the power- hky warriors of VAll 9 like toys, home* were presented to the cou­ Chorus will be resumed tonliht ard Lyons officiating. on and Estella Erickson at Angel's to carry a nuclear warhead up to ful US 6th Fleet in tha Me<liter- They pick np an AID from a The Rosary will be recited at ple Including Yowell's. Merle Warn­ at 8 o'clock at the First Presby­ Eat Shack. 5..VH miles. The one to be iir.-d this ranran area, Sanford's busiest standing start and hurl It Into 7 .30 tonight at Brisson Funeral er. Touchton's. Powell's Office Sup­ terian Church. s ' The second Item of business can week is the twin of the Atlas fired The Sanford Lions Club, at Its squadron under tha command of the air at mur* than 110 miles an Home. ply, Wilson Mater Furniture Co., Harry M. Weir, director, this cover a multitude of complaints, in December, which was only gear- noon luncheon meeting tomorrow cilr. W, R. Hailett, USN, will be hour In a run of 215 to 267 feet, JBurial will be In All Souls Ceme­ Patrick Fruit Co. and flowers from morning asked for a good a business, or contracts brought e<l to lly around 600 miles, at the Yacht Club, will see a mo- returning to familiar sun-nun I- The am Imri on the giant ship tery. (Coni in aril on Page 3) ance at this first rehearsal of 1953. over from last — year. The Item It is not known how....far . .teclmi — ---- — . vie released by the Post Office mgs. It was on the Saratoga that weigh thirty tons apiece. She reads “Any further old business to cians will attempt to send the next Department called "Operation th* squadron participated in last carries two million gallons of come before the City Commission." Atlas The missile, however, is not Three-Ms" fall a gigantic NATO exercise fu*t oil and, ha* 2,300 telephones Tallowing tha swearing in and likely to bo tested for the full The three Ml, said P oitm istrr “Strikehack" In tha frigid wateri Installed. For better crew efficien­ seating of tha two commissioner* 5,MO-mile range until much later Joel Field, are men. mail and ma­ north of the Arctic Circle. cy the Saratoga has most of It* The Chief of Naval Operations, he shared by a greater proportion plain because of the nuisance of elected last November by Sanford in the year, chine i. Returning' to Sanford late in working apace* and virtually nil Admiral Arleigh Burke, ha* ex­ of the eiliirns of this country. 1 noise. This gesture was brought to eitiient, a Mayor will be elected It is also uncertain whether all Purpose of the film, said San­ October th# squailmn was honor- flf It* living spaces air condition­ pressed his appreciation for nol*e the attention of Captain Lionel A. know the pilots appreciate it. ktiyor David Gatchel can be re- of tho ,\!la»’ three engines will he ford Postmaster Field, is to show ed to h# eho*en to participate in ed, ' tolerance to the parishioner* of th# ejected to s e n e another term as used In Ihe coming flight. Only the the public the need for mechanlra- th# snakedown eruli# of the "Your messag# It of auch Im­ Arthur. Commanding Officer, N i­ While thi* wilt he th# hnm# nf Holy Cross Episcopal Church and • t * "Honorary Head" of the City two lis.ooo-potind thrust "booster" lion in the Post Office Depart­ Navy'* newest aircraft earner, **1# member* of Sanford'* first "the many kind eiliirns of the city port that I am taking the liberty val Air Station, Sanford, who re­ of Sanford, but such an election engines were used in the last test, ment, especially here in Sanford the USS Ranger, during Novoni J*1 H««vy Attack Squadron fur ul Sanford." The Rev. John W, of calling it to the attention of our cognised Its Impact as one kind must be with the unanimous apBesides the Atlas now ready, at where the postal operations it eon- ber and early D e c e m b e r . lh* »«veral months, their Thomas. Rector, Holy Cro*» Epis­ Chief of Chaplains with the request thought among a multitude of proval of all commissioners. least two more are known to be ducted in „a building more than Lea* than on# week later VAII- 9 thoughts will he of Sanford vshere copal Church, Has received a let­ that he inak# ll available to other complainta. *° , l r - there has .been no "un- on the cape. These were brought 40 years old. Captain Arthur directed It tve placed *ix of Its aircraft on board th# majority will b# leaving thair ter from Admiral Burke which church organltations. I hope this official campaigning" for tha teat in by trailer truck from the Con Several members of the local .th# US.T Forrvstal for a short famill## mrcts with your approval." Signed forwarded to the Chief of Naval stated In part: as Mayor of Sanford and the out-:vair plant at Los Angeles. Calif., Post Office staff will accompany operation. thus becoming th# Information who In turn brought "I have noticed s copy of T he Arleigh Burko. come of tomorrow night's meeting 'Just after Christmas. Possibly one Poslmastrr Field to th# Lion* first navy squadron to o p e r a t r Early In November, “ The En­ It to the attention of th# Chief Envoy,' which was Issued by your cannot be predicted. Commission- of these already has been put in Club meeting to conduct a ques­ from all three of tae Navy'* new. voy" issued by the Holy Cross of Naval Operations. church, dited Nov. 3, 1957. era have been mum as to who will the tower which housed tha mis­ tion and answer session following est class aircraft cirrieri. Captain Arthur has expressed Ida Church stated the special need for "Th# comments concerning the wrve at Mayor of Sanford for 19M. sile fired in December, but the the film. The USS Saratoga with Its angled continued hope for the favorable noise toieranc# In th# jet a$c and jet planes based at Sanford are The meeting will be held in the huge curtains inside the tower “It is quit# 1 show.” said Post­ flight deck of approximately four appreciated far more than you will requested parishioners to offer a acceptance of Jet noises In com­ £mmitt(orters room of th# city have been drawn shut for the past master Field, "which lasts only acres resembles a huge Boating, ever know. It expresses an en­ prayer for th# safety of the air­ munities wherein military air bases kail bufioalnf at ■ o’clock. three days. 13lj minutes." > [city. It carriea 1,0UQ uua, marly t lightened vi«w which 1 *ijji could craft pilot* m J u r thus to com- are located. FwJaUi Michigan Couple Is Youngster Gives Arrested As Guests' George Swain Bike Atlas Missile Set Up 'For Firing At Cape Board Organization Meeting Tomorrow Funeral Mass For P. Mahoney Tuesday Morning \ C Nine Boards Ship Fo r Depl oyment Lions To See Film Called ‘Operation Three-Ms’ Tuesday Male Chorus Will Resume Practice Admiral Lauds Citizens For Noise Tolerance Additional Local News On Page 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 03, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 1958. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/91c0c3cda931cf66317994e8b7b162c0.pdf e86044d91dbb2054c5d827ea17c1fb64 PDF Text Text •- SS3ES7^g " C •?■ : ' >- W * ’ r. •/■*> y - • *5 d ;. 7 g | l8 W M W a fc> ^ _1 • v ■- '* i ,-> -c 1 § —F W & y , I n . I ; M l ■% Program Planned For Tourist Club Session Tuesday first Baptist Church News Thu Witch Night aanrku at ite V int Baptiit Chprch ea Tuaadi '-f\l was well attended by a large (roup of yoong people u von ■■ program at tonga. garnet, atuata, pictures and devotional*. During the paat year atrldea hart boon t in developing the m ule pro­ __ of_ the ehnrcb muter the e r ­ gram ection of Mr*. Gny Bltbop and W.L. Hannon. The church now baa tix cholra aU of which participated ha the Chrtatmaa mtitle program. Al­ an daring tho p u t ytar, according la the choreh report tha Firit Baptiat Clrarch organlted two other cfcath ” In thia area—tho Eider gpringa Baptltt Church and the Pteecrttl Baptist Church. Tbo week of Jan. II la known throughout tho Southern Baptist Convention and Wotnani Mission­ ary Society at focus wtek and w.D bo observed here in the First BapMat Church. Also a high light m January will be the Vbocl of Miastoua week beginning Jan. H There will be cissies etch after­ noon for the boys and girls In mission studies and a talk by a missionary. At night the young people and adults will hava mlsslor studies and an address by a dif­ ferent missionary each evening Dnring the week of Feb. 1A the church will have Its annual Bibla Study week. This year tha study will ha In the book of Hoses and taught aach evening by Dr. Earl Joiner of tha School of Religion SOKC Schedules II Races Tonight Two of the most promising young greyhounds ever to break In at the ganford-Orlando Kennel Club are slated for action tonight. Pabla Content, owned hy John Groves, will parade postward in the featured 10th while King Ivy, from Fred Whitehead’s kennel, will compete In the ninth event Each of these brilliant pups hit flashed to four straight wins since miking the first official (tart after the season opened Dec. 14. Fable Contcsia has been the more Impresslre so far, for she already has a Grade A win lo her credit. In advancing up tha Udder from the maiden clast, the Kpound brlndle miss skipped Grade D and therefore reached the top level ahead of King Ivy. There will be It races tonight kutead of the uiual 10. f C trv r ) RIDE-IN THEATR LAST SHOWING STARTS * 3# •OB Co»A»y foa I l*nirrf*/uv R lv W Feature —PLUS— FORD'BORGNIHE JU B A L —..K M aa Tbo Art* mooting of tfm ytar Tbo ehnrcb now baa two C M a M i ter flm Souford Tourist Club Roll departments. Cradle V a l I te n ts the territory tart of Fart Are. and la under dm dtaction of Mrs. Ralph Betts ea superintend­ ent. Mrs. J. W. Carter It soparintendant at Cradle Rod «. * • at Park Art. •art Tuesday night will fetter* ■ covered dish supper prepared by Mo women o f tbo organisation; ■ abort basinets meeting and a pro­ gram of entertainment staged by Chortle Morrison, well known local pabUt relations man. it was an­ nounced thia morning by Don Local CW A Group Schedules Party Saturday Evening Chapel To Become Pinecrest Church Prairie lake Slates Revial He In Baptist Church On Sunday, Jan. I, Am Maitland Baptiit Chapel In South Fern Park win become the Prairie Lake Bap­ tist Church, lines Aug. 28, 1IU. tbo Chapel has been a branch of the HUlcreet Baptltt Church to Geneve. Under the guidance of the pastor, the Rev. Leonard Jones, tho church has grown to Include l i t members in the congregation, betides a risible Sunday SeheoL At I p. m. on Sunday the church wfll be organised and become an Independent eo-opcratlng Southern Baptist Church. Organisation for the constitution will taka placa at 2:45 p. m. with the Seminole Bap­ tist Association conducting the Brooke said, will be at t:00 o’clock with Me basin*** meeting scheduled to get underway about 7:00. Morrison will Lake charge at 7:43 and will pre­ Tbo amalgamated C l o t h i n g sent “ Musical Memories" featur­ Workers of America. Local 70S, will ing Glen Nelson at the Hammond hold their annual party at the chord organ with Roger Gregory Yaeht Club Saturday avaning at T doing too narration. A abort per­ iod of community ringing wm fol­ o’ clock. Twenty-stx area merchants have low, after which Morrison will contributed prises for the event, stage one of his “ silver dollar b u s in e s s . according to a release from the quities’* awarding “ G a o r g I a Dr. Paul A- Mrlgs, executive se­ union’ s financial secretary, Mrs. Bueki’’ (the term sometimes given silver dollsrs) to those who cor­ cretary of Baptist Missions and G. 8. Yates. Evangelism ter the State of Flor­ Tho merchants furnlahlng mer­ rectly answer the questions to the ida, will bt the guest speaker in chandise for prises at the annual categories they select. the program which follows. party are: Sanford Manufacturers. The service will open with prim­ Inc., Fauat’s Drug Store, J. V. er and scripture by the Rev. J. W. Jones Service Station. Jones and Parham. An explanation of the Phillip* Auto Repair Servlet, purpose of the meeting, will follow., Crawford and Laka Service Station. During tho service there win be Harriett’s Beaoty Salon, Xarrak(Continued From Page 1) special musle and messages, riot­ er*a Service Station, Goembel Serv­ Winner of the contest, Mn. Pry­ ice Station. Roumlllat and Ander­ or said, will received ■ five to ing with the “ Hand of Fellowship’* son Drug Store, Cherry’ s Station seven day vacation at the Holiday by eU members at the congrega­ tion. and Store, Orange City Sundriea. Hotel to Ft Lauderdale. Tha Prairie Lake Baptiit Church Western Auto Associate Storo. WUMr*. Pryor, representing ■>* son-Maler Furniture Co., Touchton Women’s Auxiliary of the Semi­ haa a new building and an servlets. Drug Co., Powell’s Office Supply. nole Memorial Hospital, explained Sunday School is at t:43 a. m , Franklin's Grocery. Sanford Flour that "there will be a thermometer morning worship, 11 a. m , train­ and Feed Store, Gardner’s Gro­ in the downtown area showing the ing union at A:20 p. m., prayer cery, Dorothy Anderson Beauty standings of candidates in the con- meeting Wednesday night, 7:30 p. m. and avenlng worship Sunday Shop. Clarence Darby Grocery, An­ teat." derson Brown Barber Shop, Will­ Jaycees received compliments »t 7:10 p. m. iams Barber Shop, Champion from Harold Kaatner, who receiv­ Cleaners, Victory Cab Co., Bent­ ed a Christmas Lighting Contest ley’ * Laundry, and Stapltr'i Phar­ prise, when he said “ You are cer­ tainly wonderful with all of these macy. projects In which you take such a Continued From fags 1 sineers Interest" to recommend ratea for reimburse­ A letter from the Lutheran Ha­ ment,’ ’ said Mrs. Whitmore. ven In Slarla also complimented “ You see.” ahe said, "a good the Jayctea for their shopping tour many schools were giving 20c hut­ given children of the home. "The ches for 2Sc this fall." Board of Trustees appreciate, the Asked about the distribution of The Community Presbyterian fact that you hava made this an money received for school lunches, Church will observe the sacrament annual affair,’* said Pastor Step­ Mrs. Whitmore said that of the 30c ot the Lord’s Supper Sunday morn­ hen M. Tuhy. Superintendent of charged for lunches 70 per cent it ing at the 11 o’ clock aervice. New Lutheran Haven. spent for food, 23 per cent for hymnals have been purchased and In a letter from the City of San­ labor, and S per cent for supplies. will he Died for the first time In ford the Jayeees were lauded for “ W* tried to hold our prices this service. A ritual of dedication, their efforts In furnishing funds at they were." the explained. “ But setting these books ailde for their for the renovation of the Deer w* are required lo serve a "Type special purpose will be participat­ Pen in the Sanford Zoo. „ , _ .___ . .. , A* lunch in order to participate in ed in by minister and congregation. u . i i ™ Jr’’ pf*\, 4 ,h* reimbursement program. This The choir has choacn for their an­ ik the weal Jaycce organisation, ax. kV ‘ .T ' " requirement means that we must them, “ God’s Love’’ by Lorens. plained that the week of J in : 12'' Tuesday night a group $f a met IS Is Jaycee Week “ A week when lunCh’substitute, tW0 °“ n' ces of W,th meateYery or meat at the church at 11 o’clock for a we toot our own horn’* he said *• of a cup of fruit and or a veget­ watch night party and worship ser­ Raborn explained that "Jaycce vice to sing the old year out and Week la for the purpose of letting able, a serving of enriched bread and butter, plus a half-pint of milk Vi* new year In. During the aer- the public know what we do." —and tbs milk alone costs ua 7 vice Betty Edwards sang, “ In the Other projects discussed Includ­ cents. Garden": Walter Piper aang, “ The ed "Courtesy Week" Jan. A-12 and "We believe that with each lunch Ninety and Nine", and a quartet the annual speedboat regatta on we serve w* arc also Including a mad* up of lira. FT. M. Cochran, Jan. it. Mra. Robert E. True, Mr. Piper Also announced was a meeting lesson in good food habits,” Mra. and the Rev. Alexander Linn, tang, of wive* of Jaycees on Thursday Whitmore explained. “ We are very “ My Jesus, I Love Thee". Coffee night at 5 p. m. at tha Yacht Club proud of our program In Seminole and doughnuts were served it the when plans will b* discussed rela­ County and we want parents and half hour before midnight, the tive to organising the Jayccettcs. friends of tha school lunchroom program to know what we are church bell was rung, the bene­ serving six’ bow we serve It," she diction pronounced, and the meet­ ASKS STRIP BAN said. ing closed at 12:03 a. m. New .MALACCA, Southwest Malaya Year’i Day. MATCH AT CARDIFF Two women’ * meetings are aehe- (UP)—A newly formed National CARDtFF, Wales w — The dulcd for the coming dayi: Tues­ Cultural Council today eallcd on day night at the church at A the government to ban atrip tease Welsh football association has an­ nounced that Its home world cup o’clock the executive committee of £ * ■ * " ! r° " ,n<! olhf r ; ‘° b ,the Km t>M M,Hwi»rUn u/nmMM -. oOrgan , d „ . Jectionxble forma ot entertain­ match with Israel will be played Presbyterian Women's ment. The council was formed by at Cardiff. The date for the match Dation will meet; on Wednesday, |the Builnesa Women will meet at tha Malay Cultural Congren at­ will be worked out later after con­ the borne of Mrs. H. M. Cochran tended by 20 representative* from sultations with the Israeli soccer all parts of tha country. authorities. at 8 p. m. Ptnoquet Baptiit Clrarch to reedy lor one of the largest revivals In the history of Sanford which wiU get underway Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, ac­ cording to Rev. Joe R- Coursou, pastor of tha church. Everyone Is Invited to attend the meetings, Rev. Coursou said this morning. Dr. E. J. Daniel* hat been in­ vited to conduct the meeting. Ha is a native of Florida, having boon reared on a farm In the northern part of the state. During the paat faw year* Dr. Daniels haa become Internationally known ai an evan­ gelist, having condocted revivals throughout America aod in many * ★ w Jaycees School Evangelist ★ In every one of 4,95$ Netarenp church* in the and around the world, special hymns, testi­ monies and sermon* praise win arise at simultaneous worship ter­ ries* Sunday. Jan. I. opening the denomination's golden anniver­ sary year. Heart felt thanksgiving to God will be offered by Nasarenee every­ where for the araazbf progress of the paat 10 year*. Sbce the Nazar* t church tun­ ed at a union aervice In a m ail t‘ nt at Pilot Point, Tex., on Oct. 13. 1505, It haa literally girdled the world with Hi messagee and (lo­ gin, "Holiness into the Lord." It has become one of the faateit growing Protestant church** b tha world. Among U. S. Protestant denomi­ nations, Natarenes now stand loth In mtmbcrihlp, 15th In Sunday school enrollment, and nirtb b publishing house business. The story of its growth la graphi­ cally told ai follows: Membership hat Increased about 30 time*—from 10,000 to nearly 3000,000 b so years; Sunday school anrollaert hat b created nearly 100 times, from about 7,000 to *32,000; Per capita giving bat increased 10 times, from 513.44 to 1123.77; The value of all ehureh property hat Increased about 540 times, from 5340,000 to *l»,T0*,00O. These figures Include the 1207 calendar year. The Seminole County Ministerial Association held Ra first meeting yesterday at tha T int Presbyter­ ian Church b Sanford. An Informal fellowship period waa observed be­ fore the business meeting. At this time coffee sod doughnuts were served. The meeting was conducted by the president, the Rav. Perry Stone. Discussed was tha courts for ushers, which will be held at the ADIanee Church Jen. 21 end 27. The course wiU be presented by the University of Florida Exten­ sion Service. Timet for the two, two hour tesilooi will be announc­ ed later. Under discussion at the meeting Thursday was the pro­ blem ot promoting Interest in the course among lay peopla at tha community. One of the choral groups ot the University of Florida I* listed to sing Feb. J in the Pinecrest School, under the auspices of the Seminole County Ministerial As­ sociation. The concert wiU be of sacred musie and will be held b co-operation with Seminole High School. The program for the meeting had been arranged by the Rev. Joe Courson and dealt with tha co­ operation of local churches with the law enforcement agencies in the county. The Rev. Courson In­ troduced Sheriff Luther Hobby, who conducted an Informal discuss­ Os« of tha discoveries o f tha ion period. Geophysical Year is that Ih* Sheriff Hobby outlined the var­ aurora occurs simultaneously at ious problems confronting his de­ partment and asked for the back­ both the North and South Poles. ing of the Ministerial Association The meeting closed with a gen­ in mattcra of backing and prose­ How to gain freedom from fear cution. Discussed at length was the eral agreement to cooperate will ba the topic of a free public problem of alcohol, and the pro­ whereever possible on the part of lecture on Christian Selene* to be blems that aria* from its misuse. ministers snd law officers. given In Sanford on Jan. 5 by J. Hamilton Lewis of Concord, N. H. Lewis will apeak In Pinccrcst School Auditorium. 400 W. ?7th St. at 3 P. M. under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist. Sanford. Hit subject will ba "How Christian Selcnca Brings Security And Peace.’’ A member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Le­ wis la currently on a nationwide speaking tour. Trior to entering the public practice of Christian Science healing In 1937, he was ac­ Test a *58 Studebaker with tive for a number of years as pub­ Twin Traction for auro-footad power lic relations and campaign mansin mud, eand, ice or n o w . /7 T \ ger for Community Chests, Cham­ bers of Commerce, Boy Scout* of America, and youth organizations throughout New England. He serv­ SANFORD MOTOR CO., INC. ed ter four years as Christian 1041 8. SANFORD AYR. Pb. PA 1-43*1 Scicncs Committee on Publication \_ for the State of New Hampshire ★ Lake Mary Church To Dedicate New Hymnals Sunday S tu d e b a k e r - P a c k a r d LOWELL LEISTNER, Music Director O V E R L A f iS -^ P A C IF IC ■ C O L O R »C093V3UG& Feature 4:45 — PLUS— 20“ tatf-'r f [C iniuascopcI H o^ To M a rry A M illio n a ir e UlCHNICOLOItl Feature H;S4 Chapter No. I t "S K A HOUND’’ Sunday A Monday rr ST A N D S A S T H E O R BA TH ST YOU HAVE Bowes Re-Opens Mar-Lou Today W ell Bless M y Little Pointed Head ! The newly redecorated Mar-Lou Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge rropen* today under the direction of 'rank Bowes of Gettysburg, Penn . brother of Charles (Chuck) Bowes, long time Sanford resident. Bowes, until his resignation re­ cently, was Night Manager and Auditor ot the Hotel Gettysburg In Gettysburg, Tenn. and well vers­ ed In catering management. He is married and ha* five child­ ren ranging In ages from A months to 12 yrars. The family will make their home in Sanford. The remodeled kitchen will be presided over by Shlrtl* Long**, a chef of International experience. HU former connections includa: Chef at the Hawaiian Couniry Club in Honolulu, the Matson luxury liners, and more recently at the Hotel Gettysburg, wher* b; be­ came associated with Bowet. Un­ der Chef Lougee'a direction the dining room will offer French and Italian a* well aa traditionally American ruistne. CART When He Puts on the P R ESSU R Llife EXPLODES! ( He doesn't think it's possible. But it is . . . . you get a lot of house in a SHOEM AKER HOM E) • NOW IS THE TIME — FEATURE— 2:20 . 5:22 - 8:24 — 2nd H u - to pick your House Plans and Location • CALL US SnvAlRA S o p h ia IPRJEN • ITAM.IT O i N I I I MOftCNINTAl NlAJteOO# P r or drive by TODAY/ • Legal Notice n n T im FRANK UXE: a n j U iE PASSION" Feature 7s5| ■CHILDREN UNDER II ADMITTED FREE" fft SAI, MINEO haa thia lo nav to hla friends, "G el More Out of Life Go Out To A Movie." i G J tfN T e A SATURDAY Tha IPS# annual aonventlon of tha Soil Cnnaarvation Society America wiU be held in Kapi> City, S. 1). SEEK ! "T h TODAY OPEN 12t45 to trrrta (•BAD A O. I t a .k . Altornay far plaintiff, 117 F. Csarord. Oitewd* Plurida. — FEATURE— 1:00 - 4:02 • 7:01 . 10:00 EVERYBODY’S FAVORITE SCREEN CAME TONIGHT. PLAY WAHOO AT S?1T P. M. rh.n<-.rr Xo. to HtcaaiK Mfivt:r. wtiottK P t-A ft: Or IIKStOKNl’ t: AND S liliH IA S are unknown. T o ll A lit: HEREBY H L g t m t D TO tile ynur apnaaraaca. answer or o lh .r dafaaaa on or Kafora Ska Ird <ta» of K.hruary I lls , in Ika Circuit court af tha Ninth Judicial cli.-ult, In and fo r S.m laols County, rtortda. in ehaacsry. la a >.H w n .r.ln D aw .y S e lv a /, plaintiff la a ..k ln e a dlvorra from S ..a la Bplvay, defendant. H aral. fall not or a dtersa rro caa* faao will ha satsred a ta ln .t yaw. WITNESS n r hand and officia l aval at Sanford. S.mlaala County, ylorlda. thia Iks tad day or Jan* uary 1111. O. P H.radon Clark Circuit Conrt. S.m lnola Count., Florl IV Aria 3. Luadqwlst fcw a ty O .r k STARTS SUNDAY lit > ey tci n ] p i;ic e 3 i■kon.«M» Q m m a Soop S r-----. Not Recommended For Children Adm. for this attraction. Adults 93c Nights Student* 50e O l’R HOMES SELL FOR AS LITTLE AS $ 12,300 with only $700 DOWN Plus Small Closing Costs A . K . ( K A Y ) S H O E M A K E R / Jr. 1800 MellonYille Are. “ Home* Built Custom To Your Specifications* a ® (JpJ Feature f:02 Only SATURDAY ONLY | Public Lecture Will Be Given Here Sunday REV. E. J. DANIELS ★ 15 hooka and editor of a rel­ igious magazine. Dr. Daniels baa been awarded two first prizes in worldwide sermon contests. Asairtiflg Ear. Daniel* will bo Lowell Leistaur, tho music direc­ tor. He la known aa one, of the top revival singers at the nation. One outstanding feature of the revival, which will continue through Sunday, Jan. 12, will be tbo showing of a aerie* at color movies depicting the life of Christ. They are it'd to teQ His story from birth through miracles, trials, truciflaion and resurrec­ tion. “ All who bavt seen these movies declare them to be • mar­ velous addition to tha program of a revival,’’ Rev. Daniels said. Rev. Courson said this morning that a "childrens revival" will be conducted each evening at 7 o'clock preceding the week-long revival meetings. All children who attend every aervice will receive a free airplane rid* at the conclusion of the revival meeting. Tho color movies will ha shown each evening at 7:1* p. m. A nursery will be open eaeb night for children, Rev. Courson said. The evening revival services will get underway at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Courson pointed out this morning “ We want aa many people of Sanford as possible to bear Rav. Daniels and the message ha baa to tell.'* Open Sheriff Conducts Nozaranes Golden Anniversary Discussion Period Y ear On Jan. 5 V. S. At Ministerial Meet ot FA 2-3103 * f f �\ ■ * Coolidge, WASHINGTON. IB— Twentyflr* r u n ago, Calvin CooligejAjent Cal from the ailcnt hills ■Ef Vermont— died. Mott Amarican presidents are remembered for what they said. Coolldfa la remembered because ha n e w said vary much. There are hundreds of atorles about his New England taciturnity. Once his train stopped In a ■mat town. A local official tried to shush a noisy crowd. "Now everybody heap quiet. 1 sent ab* solute silence. The President Is going to address us. ” Coolidge said, “ Good bye. ” Tbit's an. Another time a newsreel cam­ eraman ordered Coolidge to “ say something." The President quipped back, “ That man geta more conversa­ tion out of me than alt Congress.'' America's 30th President In the early morning hours of Aug. ,1, 1923, Coolidge, then vice president, was awakened at his 30th President,Remembered As Man Plymouth. V t, home by a tele­ nor, and In 1911, governor of graph messenger. President Har­ Massachusetts. A year after he became gover­ ding had died. Coolidge was nor, he made national headlines, America’* 30th President. Ills only comment was, “ I be­ and became a hot presidential candidate, by qrelllng the Boston lieve 1 can swing it," At 2:15 that morning, by the police strike. Ilardlng's Running Mate light of an oil lamp, Coolidge took The Republicans picked him his oath of office from his father, that year as Harding's running a notary pubtic. Ilia rise In politics waa rapid. mate. He ran for President In In quick session he waa elected 1924 and defeated Democrat John mayor of Northampton. Mass.. IV. Davis and Progressive Robert state senator, lieutenant gover- j M. LaFoiiette. Coolldge'a administration waa marked by revelatlooa of K in ­ ds la in the Hardhig government, efforts to preserve peace, and great prosperity. Before the 1928 election, he Isrued a typically treie, and nowfamous, statement, " I do not choose to run for President In and a syndicated newspaper col­ umn. On Jan. 5, 1939, he spent about an hour at tha office he main­ tained, then went home, complain­ ing that he didn’t feel well. Later In the day hie wife found him on the floor at home, dead at 60 of a heart attack. * W Coolldge'a blogra; her, William 1'28." Allen White, commented, “ He who After he left the White House. lived aloof, died alone." Coolidge had been president Coolidge returned to Northampton where he wrote his autobiography during one of America's greatest booms. Ho died In the midst of ono of tho biggest busts. Widow Died Last Tear Coolidge la remembered as cold, last year. , Coolidge is remembered as cold, bumorlen, emotionless and con­ servative. Actually, this tndd took place shortly aft Calvin Jr., died, better the Coolidge character. A Secret Service man f t ---------------------------------- Weather Clwdy aad rather windy through Tuesday. Occasional rain likely by taulght or Tuesday, low tonight 52 to at. VOL. X L IX ■ Established 1909 Hanford ifcratfi A N INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA, NEW SPAPER 4A Few Wor little, boy loitering near the Whlta House gate what ho wanted. Thu lad tupllod, *T esmo to see tAo President. I wanted to tell htaa I'm sorry hlv little boy died." The boy wes taken to the Pres­ ident. Later Coolidge told tha Secret Service men, "Whenever a boy wants to see me, always bring him In. Never tum one away or neke him wait" The President's Up was quiver- Vffcyp and Save 'MU* ’ Vt In Sanford J MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1953 United Press Leased Wire 4 A JACKSON, MICH, milkman, Wendnll Saines ami his wife, were arrested this mominjr shortly before 10 o'clock .on French Ave. for "attempting1 to go through Sanford without stopping to see our wonderful city." Shown (left to right) are: Snines, his wife in the background arc! ir car, Sgt. Leo Rock o f the Sanford Police Department, and A Charlie Morrison, representing the Seminole Comity Cham­ ber o f Commerce. (S taff Photo) MILKMAN WKNDALL SAINES AND HIS WIFE are greeted at the Sanford Police Ration by Chief Roy G. Wiliams. Chief Williams preferred chnrges against the visit­ ing couple with a handshake instead o f the police blotter. Shown in the picture (left to right) are: Mrs. Saines, Saines, Sgt. Leo Itjck, nnd Chief Roy G. Williams o f the San­ ford Police Department. (Staff Tholo) City Manager Foresees Good Year For Sanford GREETED AT THE MAYFAIR INN where Mr. and Mr*. Saines will be guests overnight, tho visiting couple received gifts from local business houses, fruit, and flowers. Shown greeting the guests nrc: (left to right) Mayfair Inn Manager Frank Mcbane Jr., M. L. Unborn Jr., Jaycce President, Mrs. Sallies, Saines, Charlie Morrison, Howard McNulty, chnirman o f Courtesy Week for the Jayce.s, and Mayor David GatcheL (S ta ff Photo) Hospitality Shown City Manager Warrtn E. Knowtes ed out tho outstanding achieve­ b« completed this year. Also he predicted a good y#ir fer tbs Ci'y ments " ’.Ve rin look for". < pointed out that the Fire Station at Sanford during 1958. He said the "completion of Ihe No. 2 project will also be com­ Speaking before the Sanford Sanford Civic Center" and the pleted. Kiwania Club Friday at its noon c.on-mlc me of the new facility The completion of the Goldsboro luncheon meeting, Knowles point­ waa the "number one project" to Swimming Tool will mean one of Ihe finest recreation areas In tho Stale, he said. Installation of tha year 'round recreation program amt the em­ ployment of a director is a 1959 achievement, said Knowles. A Jackson. Mich, couple, Mr, and vacation when stopped on French Other projects for 1958. Knowles Mrs. Wendall Saines, were arrest­ Ave. near Commercial. George Swain hit a bicycle ta CAPE CANAVERAL, (U P )- A Best guess for triggering of the pointed out, would be the widen­ ed thi* morning by Sanford Police Mrs. Saines remarked to her use now. brawny Altai intercontinental miss- blunt nosed, 90-foot Atlas was Wed­ ing of West First St. to lie in with Department Sergeant two Rock husband as Sgt. Rock waved them A story carried in The Sanford Ue, mightiest reply to Russian roc­ nesday, the day after Congress re­ Ihe Federal Interstate Highway and Chamber of Commerce repre­ to the curb "What are they stop­ Herald last Thursday about George ket threats besetting the new ses­ system which will mean "tearing sentative Charlie Morrison, for ping us for?" and the husband said Swain's bicycle being stolen caught city water mains and sion of Congress, was poised to fly convenes to consider the stagger- Up 0f "attempting to pass through San­ •Tin not speeding." the eye of a Sanford youngster Ing sums needed for holslcring the sewers" for their relocation and igaln today. ford without stopping to sect our Harsh winds lashing the cape nation's defenses— In particular “ extending larger water matns to Charlie Morrison told th# couple who Immediately did something wonderful city.” and Its great steel missile towers the guided missile development the West Side because of indus­ "The only reason we .slopped you about providing transportation for 'Pie Jackson, Mich., milkman and is because you looked like a likely the 70-year-old Negro who lives on were expected to continue at least program. trial development. hi* wife were traveling nortli on couple to be guest* of Sanford." Locust Ave. near loth 8t. '•mother day, however, and could "I will go out on a limb," said Other missiles being readied at their way homo from a Florida « defer the first test launchings of the launching site for flight tests Knowles, "to foresee that the City Billy Brown, son of Cotton The whole Idea i* a part ol San­ the new year. soon were tha Vanguard satellite- of Sanford will give a better in­ ford's Courtesy Week" event. Mr. Brown, read the article pointing carrying rocket, an Army Jupiter, surance rate by climbing from ami Mrs. Saines were presented out George Swain's plight. Wily received a new hike for an Air Force Thor, ami possibly a Class ft to Class 5. This Is a big gifts, will enjoy an overnight stay Navaho missile for which the con­ Item because it represents the re­ at the Mayfair Inn. and will be Christmas and had his old one on tract has been cancelled by the turn of money to the people." taken on a tour of Sanford and hand—a good one hut not quit# an For industrial development, the Air Force. Several Navaho*,, how­ Seminole County by Charlie Mor­ equal to the new, shiny bike left under hi* Christmas Tree this year. ever, are among the "leftovers" City Manager predicted. "We will rison. see a really big development in here. So BUly sent word to George Janie* Patrick Mahoney, 13, pan­ The traveling couple wa* taken Tha Board of Sanford City Comel' away suddenly at hi* home in to Ihe Sanford Police Station where Swain "you can have my bike *0 The next attempt to fling up a this item. I believe 1958 wilt bring * ~ ^ 'v t-^ S j 1 j . issioners will hold Its organira- baby moon into orbit around Ihe to Ihe City of Sanford industrial Loch Arbor Saturday night at 7:15 they wi re hooked on charges Mor­ you won't have to walk from home onal meeting tomorrow night. p. m. earth, using the Vanguard rocket, development within the city limits. rison placed against them, met to downtown every day." A newly elected commissioner is not expected this week. And al­ This is needed because the tax load George, who it well known In He had lived in Sanford for the Police chief Itoy G. Williams, and will be sworn in and sealrd and a though the Army has been given must be spread out. past three year*. He wa* born where they were also greeted by Sanford and the Sanford area for commissioner reeleet-d to the the go-ahead to attempt a satellite "We are going to see Ihe open­ CITY MANAGER WARREN E. KNOWLES (left) predict- N'ov. 23. 1911, in Corpus Chrlstl, Mayor David Gatchel, M. L. Ra- hi* Immaculate courtesy, will be board will be sworn In and seated launching with its Jupiter C mis ing for industrial development o( ed a henrty 1953 for the City of Sanford. Ilia predictions Tex., and attended the eighth born Jr., president of the Jaycees, seen regularly at his odd jobs now, rade of Sanford Junior High |and Howard McNulty, chairman of smiling as he it alwaya known to Commissioner Robert S. Brown »Ho, this attempt is believed to Ihe north side of West First St. wore made nt tho Sanford KiwnnU f ’ltili luncheon mooting with the opening of Fulton St., was elecltfll last fall and Com mis- i>e , ome time away. do. Friday. Senator Dougin.* Steicslrom (right) introduced School. the Courtesy Week event. (loner A. L. Wilson was reelected. , , , said Cliy .Manager Knowles, A long 12 to 15 block walk each Knowles. (Staff Photo) He w b < » member of All Soul'* After the charges were placed The need of professional city However, before any organlia . *n * 7 ? ' “ [ r ™ ,,,lc morning would have possibly had Catholic Church. th# Jackson. Mich, couple, still be­ Con of the board of commissioners L T r *planning — * is » coming before the Survivors are hi* father and mo wildered over their arrest, were some effect on George’ s smile ami ll taken up, .11 old business must J? A“ ” « ,h* h‘« * « in Hoard of Sanford City Managers In courtesy, and according to hilly (her, AMC Max Mahoney amt Mrs, taken to the Mayfair Inn. Brown, "We Just couldn't let *hat iw handled by the outgoing comprwJuceiJ £ 2 l w i lr' m#,U,y * ith th# Fk,rWa Deve' Mahoney, Sanford; one brother, Ission with Commissioner F. D. Manager Frank Mcbane greeted happen especially since this it Iupmerit Commission, K n o w l e s Mike Mahoney and one sister. '■ vision of General Dynamics Corp ,. t , V L , .. Scott sitting in. Shannon Mahoney, of Sanford: th-’ the guests at the hotel’* entrance Courteiy Week In Florida." llown successfully for the first ■ '. 1 .n The prepared agenda for tomorr- was .... „ n ._ . . _ city is at such a rate that the need grandparent!, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. along with Chamber of Commerce row night's session lists only two ro ™, , . 17 ,tter lwo Prevwu‘ (Continued On l’age 3) Criswell. Patatka and Mrs. Kath­ Manager John Krlder, James Sing­ items to be handled. The first is r,,llirr'' Hravy Attack Squadron Nina 100 aircraft ami displaces mnra erine Mahonpy of Greenfield, O. letary, representing S e m i n o l e for the transfer of beer and wine T,le * “ *» now ready "*• italic departed from Sanford January than 70,000 ton* when fully load* County Sheriff J. L. Hobby ami Funeral Mass will he held at licenses from W. K. 1'ratt to S. (Ked. »lth apparent success, Sat 3 to board the aircraft car ed Tha ship'* four steam c.ita- 9 .10 a. m. Tuesday at All Souls others. P. Griffin at B4C Grocery Co urd,ly "i*1'1rier USS Saratoga for a lengthy I'llla handla the lliiity-fiv# tun Catholic Church with Father Rich­ Gifts from Sanford lusines* The rehearsals of the Mai* and from W'm. M. Brown to Vcrn The Atlas ultimately will bo abl.: deployment part of the power- hky warriors of VAll 9 like toys, home* were presented to the cou­ Chorus will be resumed tonliht ard Lyons officiating. on and Estella Erickson at Angel's to carry a nuclear warhead up to ful US 6th Fleet in tha Me<liter- They pick np an AID from a The Rosary will be recited at ple Including Yowell's. Merle Warn­ at 8 o'clock at the First Presby­ Eat Shack. 5..VH miles. The one to be iir.-d this ranran area, Sanford's busiest standing start and hurl It Into 7 .30 tonight at Brisson Funeral er. Touchton's. Powell's Office Sup­ terian Church. s ' The second Item of business can week is the twin of the Atlas fired The Sanford Lions Club, at Its squadron under tha command of the air at mur* than 110 miles an Home. ply, Wilson Mater Furniture Co., Harry M. Weir, director, this cover a multitude of complaints, in December, which was only gear- noon luncheon meeting tomorrow cilr. W, R. Hailett, USN, will be hour In a run of 215 to 267 feet, JBurial will be In All Souls Ceme­ Patrick Fruit Co. and flowers from morning asked for a good a business, or contracts brought e<l to lly around 600 miles, at the Yacht Club, will see a mo- returning to familiar sun-nun I- The am Imri on the giant ship tery. (Coni inaril on Page 3) ance at this first rehearsal of 1953. over from last year. The Item It is not known far. .teclmi — — ---- —how.... . vie released by the Post Office mgs. It was on the Saratoga that weigh thirty tons apiece. She reads “ Any further old business to cians will attempt to send the next Department called "Operation th* squadron participated in last carries two million gallons of come before the City Commission." Atlas The missile, however, is not Three-Ms" fall a gigantic NATO exercise fu*t oil and, ha* 2,300 telephones Tallowing tha swearing in and likely to bo tested for the full The three Ml, said Poitmistrr “ Strikehack" In tha frigid wateri Installed. For better crew efficien­ seating of tha two commissioner* 5,MO-mile range until much later Joel Field, are men. mail and ma­ north of the Arctic Circle. cy the Saratoga has most of It* The Chief of Naval Operations, he shared by a greater proportion plain because of the nuisance of elected last November by Sanford in the year, chine i. Returning' to Sanford late in working apace* and virtually nil Admiral Arleigh Burke, ha* ex­ of the eiliirns of this country. 1 noise. This gesture was brought to eitiient, a Mayor will be elected It is also uncertain whether all Purpose of the film, said San­ October th# squailmn was honor- flf It* living spaces air condition­ pressed his appreciation for nol*e the attention of Captain Lionel A. know the pilots appreciate it. ktiyor David Gatchel can be re- of tho ,\!la»’ three engines will he ford Postmaster Field, is to show ed to h# eho*en to participate in ed, ' tolerance to the parishioner* of th# ejected to sene another term as used In Ihe coming flight. Only the the public the need for mechanlra- th# snakedown eruli# of the "Your messag# It of auch Im­ Arthur. Commanding Officer, Ni­ While thi* wilt he th# hnm# nf Holy Cross Episcopal Church and • t* "Honorary Head" of the City two lis.ooo-potind thrust "booster" lion in the Post Office Depart­ Navy'* newest aircraft earner, **1# member* of Sanford'* first "the many kind eiliirns of the city port that I am taking the liberty val Air Station, Sanford, who re­ of Sanford, but such an election engines were used in the last test, ment, especially here in Sanford the USS Ranger, during Novoni J*1 H««vy Attack Squadron fur ul Sanford." The Rev. John W, of calling it to the attention of our cognised Its Impact as one kind must be with the unanimous apBesides the Atlas now ready, at where the postal operations it eon- ber and early D e c e m b e r . lh* »«veral months, their Thomas. Rector, Holy Cro*» Epis­ Chief of Chaplains with the request thought among a multitude of proval of all commissioners. least two more are known to be ducted in „a building more than Lea* than on# week later V A II-9 thoughts will he of Sanford vshere copal Church, Has received a let­ that he inak# ll available to other complainta. *° ,l r - there has .been no "un- on the cape. These were brought 40 years old. Captain Arthur directed It tve placed *ix of Its aircraft on board th# majority will b# leaving thair ter from Admiral Burke which church organltations. I hope this official campaigning" for tha teat in by trailer truck from the Con Several members of the local .th# US.T Forrvstal for a short famill## mrcts with your approval." Signed forwarded to the Chief of Naval stated In part: as Mayor of Sanford and the out-:vair plant at Los Angeles. Calif., Post Office staff will accompany operation. thus becoming th# Information who In turn brought "I have noticed s copy of The Arleigh Burko. come of tomorrow night's meeting 'Just after Christmas. Possibly one Poslmastrr Field to th# Lion* first navy squadron to operatr Early In November, “ The En­ It to the attention of th# Chief Envoy,' which was Issued by your cannot be predicted. Commission- of these already has been put in Club meeting to conduct a ques­ from all three of tae Navy'* new. voy" issued by the Holy Cross of Naval Operations. church, dited Nov. 3, 1957. era have been mum as to who will the tower which housed tha mis­ tion and answer session following est class aircraft cirrieri. Captain Arthur has expressed Ida "Th# comments concerning the Church stated the special need for wrve at Mayor of Sanford for 19M. sile fired in December, but the the film. The USS Saratoga with Its angled continued hope for the favorable noise toieranc# In th# jet a$c and jet planes based at Sanford are The meeting will be held in the huge curtains inside the tower “ It is quit# 1 show.” said Post­ flight deck of approximately four appreciated far more than you will requested parishioners to offer a acceptance of Jet noises In com­ £mmitt(orters room of th# city have been drawn shut for the past master Field, "which lasts only acres resembles a huge Boating, ever know. It expresses an en­ prayer for th# safety of the air­ munities wherein military air bases kail bufioalnf at ■ o’ clock. three days. 13lj minutes." > [city. It carriea 1,0UQ uua, marly t lightened vi«w which 1 *ijji could craft pilot* m Jur thus to com- are located. Michigan Couple Is Youngster Gives Arrested As Guests' George Swain Bike Atlas Missile Set Up 'For Firing At Cape Board Organization Meeting Tomorrow > \ Funeral Mass For P. Mahoney Tuesday Morning \ r C Nine Boards Ship For D e p l o y m e n t M ale Chorus Will Resume Practice Lions To See Film Called ‘Operation Three-M s’ Tuesday Admiral Lauds Citizens For Noise Tolerance Additional Local News On Page 3 FwJaUi �m- t 'I I « ■ * * —* - t— ,- - p 7 f Pr —.... ................................. Cfif E m EctS I f n i P a je 2— Mon. JtB- 8. 1^5S f " 1 J 1 " -" -u ^ u n i y ★ L. Lcistn cr W ill Conduct Singing A t Revivol Meet , lowell I.elatner. molt- H-reet"4, w ill m i ll the Rev. t. J Pinleb. •vanjelfat, at a rrnvat beirg I'iged tht* week at th» FmeereH Baptiat Church. The revival which get under­ way yesterday metrirg. !* eren to everyone, raid the Rev. Jet •Court oft, pajtnr. A lertea ef rcl*r movie*. de­ pleting the life of Chriit. •ill be ehowm during the revival. Al*o a ‘’ children’* revival” will V* conducted each evening ard •1*3 a nuraar? will b* eyes fe: the children Registration Of Arthritics Set In Miami in Cologne. x *»‘ German Iatenar Mini*ter Gerh»rd Schroerler warn­ ed that Commumitn"* main aim rcmimed world revolution. Tt »a> not enough b* added. tc fight Communism by "lawa, court deemor? and idmmijtrame tt.***ure»." Th* I’ ruggV jnu*t *1*6 be waged on the pelitiril and Intel lectnal level where the id»ol«:j »«d half truth* rf Communist do' trine eou’ d h* wmghH in th4 bil aore ard compared to the ideals of Western demnerary. The Cologne College. panerned on Pntam'v Wilton Tarfc where Lake Mary News LOW E LI. LEISTN ER ★ l^ JJLrr" — -— ....... — _ 3 W est German Schools Formed Fight Communist Subversion B< PETER WEBB Vnited Trev* Staff Cnrrcvpondfnr BOW . flermi - 'P—Three spr rial school* hive ’'em estxblrherl in West Germany *o combat Comntup.lit mbvenion. Hut ihn are n-; conferred with Ihe t!r»-cc. ha'w or'd ef *pies underground courier* ard «t aIr aerret*. Their purr” ' 4 j* to coupler the Communist attack tn th» w-rld of ' idea*, ard to prepare Western ■mir.dv for icrvlco on the idrvlogi ral halttegm’ind Opening ’ *■ ’ t i.'rro College" ★ ' B. ETTII. JANE KHOC.U LAKE MARS' — Chamber cf Commerce ill meet Wednesday a* s it the Chapi'"-»r r-f Comme'ee Rldg. The re? .lar meeting l» ulually on the first Wedceiday of each in-mth. due to New Year* it «*v postponed * »w * Tht n e e ii'i" hoard cf the I iV» Mary School P-TA will m*e’ Mon­ day iftfni at J »’ till School. Important business u 11 he ducui»ed and all officers ard committee rhairmen »n- a " fd t < - e ptetentr\vr> uUl have their mreii": The executive eommi'te* e? the TuerOay evening a’ i a’ the Com­ munity Presh> terian Church. Mrt James M. Thompson preiidtnt pre»idirr. I ha»ent heard hm» many **c*• at the Watch Night Ser' .r* it th( Church of the Nearer.* bit I |underatard they had a very iniplrmjr aervi *. The Community Pre'bytertao Ch;rch Hat.h N cht ecrvice wax deemed a lucceia nth a c*>od crowd :r at’ erdance Mr. and Mri. Tommy Brow- cf Sanford. Mr aod Mm Jack Keofh of Burllrcton, Y C. and Mr. ard Mr' Walter i.ariincr wtr# our ( . n i l one evening list ■••*«'* ftr ca.-.aita and pima Wtlte' Worn* fro— a-^o^l |- Pi. for ifveral diyi «iLn fin: tlyMm File»n W-:!!ard and Kathar# apendlff thl* week tn Burlmrton. N. C. and Colum- a S. f . a* fue«tx nf the fr.rmrr't brother* .tar* Ke"gt' ar.d Ralph Keegh a-"l the:r farailiei. They expect in f!;hnr* S'lr.day. Pecember « u the r.nnth fnr the Michigan Folk*" tn arrive in I.ake Mary. They all have home* en tie writ lide nf tn»n a-d v i art *’ ■»*>-* v«cy glad tn h*v* them b**V agi-r, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Kub* arrived D»2*. The Kuba* raiie and *ell f'hriitmai tree*. Mr>. Clara I'avix a-d Mr. xnd Afr*. Gr»*t McLa-e arr"-td r>ec School begin again Thiralay— haw /yule4- the home ill It leem'd all the children were to glad tn g.1 lack ard Fm aure m"*t nf the Mother* were equally rlad tn have them. We plan tn tpen.d Sunday in Wildwood a* gueit* of thl Rev. Ptorald Rep!of>. mir.iiter nf the Fir»t Fretbjrterian fh-.irrh <*f Wildwood. We had a note from G »* i Ceprettger W'ehb who wt’.h hu»-• -) Steve arvl daughter Tam live in rer.»*C"la G*en granu»led frnm ?. H s m i 'he *-d -rr family lived tn Lake Mary -i'e her father wav *tat sned l.n Sanf-rd Mr« Bill Mathew* ■ mprnvdnf from a re.r-t •!»' in an Orlando »r ■*! ard ha* been h-me f r tcveral day* Mr. ard Mr* Clyde G>*»o* nf <tca;a »*re Saturday ~:ght »upper fieti* cf Mr ar.d Mr* H M. I , H IT ef the **r return sad h i v bo Set*. t=f os ’'he'her or fobs cs*a Abort form IW , computing hu tag from the ta* table; or take* the •tandard deduction*: or Itemiiei hit deductions. Jc* Taxpajsr Jtxhn's hr” the:. Ij as employe He s u r’ed work tA| '■ear To get the job he paidHi The Florida Aecountanl* Ax»o- employment agency fro. J m a’n rlatioo—an aflitiatc of Nxlional So- jrtn-d his union and raid *n btitiv linn fee jrd month’}' due*. Joe hjj fir's ef rnhlie A'-reuntanl* Mui: I file a federal income tax to buy t”i b a” d supplies r " » j. ary to hi; job. Joe is required return fog IJJt? |! j , . , .. by his employer and the duties of If you are under M and ha i tax jn(j jiurchare and malntaiq } - > income o. MOO or m” rr. o. Ur.if<jrcr.<• and wor't doUuag over A' and had taxable Income r*Q) (r) ,.j r c ! .»car. Cf *12"! or more sou must Me These ard xrrf man;' man-.-other cn These o'.h'r costj Jr» i fed»ri! income tax return re- takes as deduc’ ionj ou pig’ t*! gird!*?* cf whe’ her you o*v* tax cf ihe return. They can be laAi er net. and it doe* rot matter only if Joe Me* long form !"M whether you are a man. woman or and ttemtie* his dedtiettons The child; a< long a* you are under deductions are lost if Joe files j A*, and had uvahle income nf at short form Ihto, form lntflt or Inst SAhb or over A* and had tax takes th» standard deductions able income nf Jlgno nr more in There are man: deductions ihal 133* you are remured to file a re . John Taxpayer. Joe Taxpayer a-d turn by April IS, 193S the merchant can take and «nm« It m»v be that you bad income kinds of income are not taxed. .< loss than ?W for *!:nOi and That’* what Iheje columns ••• -ro-ne -s , u n jt h h r ld from your about. R» mre tc read every «qf. p s-rh '-k' I" this r*'* icu should umn Some may help you to f;-j file a tax return. It will show that things you can deduct. If you have you owe r.o tax and will act a* a a specific problem you should c > claim for refund of the withheld *utt your accountant. tas tt is ilw i; s i good idea to g»t ti*;* reftirns m » ' soon ** poss­ *ia# e* •*» ♦* ible The roner you file ; mur re­ - ii cM«4 Co »• •w* i*l 1 tt ta ti +•“» t? # turn, the sooner sou have your i •"d * # * •• •♦•1 v»t *»t« 0* cfc«4l« « refund. WII Mlllfl I a« •. Taxable income is money or It* **»4 u« • l> 00 t »' t*«* f f i •-** efs^f" "•I equivalent in goods or sep;c»s you f’f yfj rfej »t*3 lt*3 »**• M « *5**' | .* |T|* *• W M I*‘H J recei? »d to, ’ i'tf e* »“• rtvrr s* w iV To »rr:v» a4 *»xahl* mcom* » ▼ Ttyv* *" gros* mceme is reduced by the cost rf what you lold For instance, if HEW-1958 'tu *n!d mcrchand ' f for t2 thxi cost ;ou SI. then you ha'» a gross ir.ro.T.e of *: bu’ your ’ i>ib!* t.q com* would b» oaJy 31 Whit you received for the merchandise. Ie*t WEE WILLIE i 1 wee wiutf-r»s m*rt r u n H> <1 i what it cos! you. You would ■lat T't I .Si X l . l - M n o ■> - I deduct any expenses you had In i l o r n I n t it . IT t i n t — - m i - i I ! ( » * * * « M l ! » ’ l H l —S.S I'VHI s i ce-jvction wuh the >aic ! »n»:« i*t •••i»e » t e-M lit tts t The sax* is true of your s*rv I f •• Wgg WlUJt !n n »*< r s i M i 1 I .i - .... i:*tu.-f. i n .ces For instance John Taxpayer , tf l*i Ik teu.’ L t u fj V r l i* a salesman and has many ex­ l #**-a i-r •*•'••'•»» t-«*s aw lit tI ir*« M l-..! SmI t»r tl Mhr k i pense* of jelling, traveling, etc J ).>• Of o u h i x I '-.rrr t K m l i r i i 'i I II'" f* !»«»—•-t!•< The-c co*1' ire riedurrd frr n in­ |*• ttia hit eo. u*M ex*. come on line »u <*i nf rage one Income WASHINGTON — Tu* Army ht; dec d*d igurut i propo'il to German* studied democratic proc cloak its *i*»llife-!autjch!ac ate**e» after World War 11, hn Id temp* in «ecrecy by holding tt nut. *'d* the P’ nited State*, it has been reiident profr-rorv who arrsng" t#*f**f*l <hr werk lrrc c u r .' . wh’> torn* lr.f'jrrr»d *nurc** »n l lurg'Sexpert* on Soviet affairi. both Germin and foreign ar* available tiott* w-er* adt are»d wo'htn the Army to conduct ‘he rocket-firing I) rueit lroturer* Stihfec;* dealt » fh -chid' dia­ ioro«‘»h*re like Tarami or Puer­ lectical matrniliint, Soviet ern- to Rico nnm'c devetnpmee’ th» cl’ irrr How' - »r. too many o'*'*acle* i-d f1** a**emrt to lift the urd»r Com.m j-i>! ru1' n»’ iir»l *ct enr» in th» Jnvje- L’ rt on. i-d • •iteK.te mto an orbit will be e“ n general outline of Rytjiin hitter: ducted at the Air Force mfuile The colleie i* deficned to atiract te*t c'oter at Cape Canaveral. perinni who hv virtue nf their Ft a This i* the same site ti'fd for pnlltton* in public life, ran hei’ the Navy VJOguard satellite test* counter the Communal ideological The main reason advanced for shifting the site of the Army fir­ attack Them include trad* umoruiti. ing front Cap* Canaveral to a judge*, teacher*, journal!*’.* and mere isolated *pot w** to avoid a publicity buildup like the one churchmen of all denomination* lnve*iigate t^crl Ra«e which preceded the Vanguard fail­ A iccord ichool—the -irmture ure thre* weeks ago. f"r eutern la-*"—ha* bee- •••.jb A launching p!ae» farther south luhed in Munich. e»pecially 10 than Cattaveral would have ore »tady the legal but* ef Comrr.ur.iit added advantage—tt would be eas­ a’.ate* ier to reach the ’.l-OOO-mile perAddre»*in: the in*litute recert’ lv, hour speed reeded to get into an Rardeitag rarliament Vice rre** orbit. The rearer the equator you den1 Firhird ’ i'ger i l l »ha» ta jo the more you can take advan the Soviet L’nion ard itj n ’ elli'e tag* cf the ipeed cf the ear*h i Hite* lawi »a* art Inargument of own rctatiso. :he rultn; clan, dengred to up But the luggeitlsn had insur­ hold the powrr rf the Communitt mountable obitacle* The main Tarty. a” d linked neither legally one wai jack of tracking itaiion* »ar morally to any independer.’ ’ o follow the satellite's rourse it I’ indirds is necessary tn track th» n ’.elli’ e He w»rc»d t.mt the rail dang*: to know exactly when Vi give it to the W'eit would come when the the itgril to fire its final stage Soviet L'nlon had In *ome mei* rocket i-d push it into an ortvt ure matched Western mitenil Afterward scientists gain valuabe progress md •»!» read;, for i" information by folio-* m| its cours4 offensive rn the ideolor.cai Another obsicui disiivartig* to front. moving the aite * 1 1 that it would The third tchool. the ’ Tmiitute require construction of new launch­ for Fa*tern Churcbe*.'* which it ing pid«, a blockhouse ard aU attached to the thenlogici! faculty equipment required. of Muersier « Wii'-Cm Uriversi’ y. his a more limited ata ef study­ A mew mlniatur# battery, about ing the history cf the Protestant church in German'. * eaitern ter- the *ii* ef a paper dip. i* laid tn ritorif*. and making it* finding* deliver * 'tcady flow of furrert available to church communities for ITi.OhO hour*. A Hate-wide registration of ar­ thritic* will he conducted durirg the month of January. 1331. areorlirr to Mr*. Robert Porte Hrvey, tlianl. f f the riorid* Chapter of the Arthntu and ... . . " CHICAGO— ' —A in v e rt.'v nf Rheumatiim T o u n d a t le n , and Grover F. I»cv. preiidcnt of the Chicago ph.v'ici'l rep f * that «tuFlorida Sjalc Pharmaceutical A»- die' of a plant »ol*r Fare have prove that ‘ -u.e in> ; .- r e -' do aor.ation. In a ^eoent meetinj of the tie- come fr^r.i *he * r. i*<t : t* mat et •ren the p'an eutae commute* of the Florida retie field* e\i State Pharmaceutical Allocation, et*. \ ■" rf John A S'ltip it vat voted unanlmouily to av'i»: I cmi ]n*tj the Arthntu foundation to vecure ph* tiev at tl.c I * * frportrr! the namev and addrc'>cv of a t tutr for Nuclear if Oi'huTA*. art. nuct in the alula. l,oial ph*r- on _^ a4 tlii'lv of * n#» maefea in every town arid city will * 4 occur* 1 ) rt>. provide reiutration rard* and •aid *ueh flare r e ! 23 mrr. n cf thf complimentary e p;e< ef ’ flvrirta utet the ererc of a b Arihritl* Vewv' which It a hi la n e «t hvjrngen he* P*»r: v in Thit rncr. . lie -ai.l monthly r'waleiter eontatr.mj a., c\ \:m\ the form of r '.car p . thcntic Information on the ar.hrielmg « -■ to ! c tpe< d of ;ht Rs RLIN LT —Communism i» t ' problem. or*c #o ^ d‘ n| people ta drink Vr». Hovey explain* that thi* » Ranfir.r n cner; ft inr: Fait F.u■ pr»n» x'n ;r ng to a free refiitra’inn ird « fnr ten- hiUitm «:e rtif’ v t> mi di IS d- v»-i their d -coment in large t -t t * i .•;» purpo'f'. ’ The purp- <e nf me ole* ere m :r.Ji 4 ■" .".14 of » r.aa chnirps »:d r*; 'trailer, ’ cont -ued Mr> 11 hour* ■ rvent.ve h„ ij -z -1 lar if P< r xey. '!' to leeure tha came* and nehc 4 *.frr**Cf*ir.» *pic^ H tnt Ir the V ' .e; Into". r cl t -•! a ire* •' ef all arthf ■,c' n the ticn 5 • ••ur^mcnti tik En* Germany and otner Soviet ta.d Sta'e cf Florida n order that they cf vn.r4i!> »:* sate; itci er-nk»nr.ess i« on the m i. receive the late it authentic en ai l. r..v i metrase litera' re to mcourag* arthrltu » non* thrt r n Pr ipie drink ret icciail) nw to wtio ar* not now rcceivinj medical dur . f 'f i ' ‘ rirjnx and grt drunk fast atien’ icn. u> ice thrtr fa.nUv pti>- •i p .« ; rf * The' dr.na to re.ieve me bore a rias at ca.r. !or n r j victimi fie; N art 4 large -Or m of life unser I'om.mun.'m to Within may be xaved Jrcm ute cr rpim; i v C' cos escape me enneant droning of effect* cf the d <ea»e :f t 'n i»- fllff. propaganda tn forget harsh ecn t! t r doctor early; and to cue e- rrw n llj ’ hr >c’ rV' the n mic cxnditicns cmirasemoat to arthru c* th*i lr"en> * fTl TaV ng too min; dr.txi almost them cite rau ret bn h .peieii fur -flu -ss-p » ‘ trie- Sn Vece—# 4- 4-even with the limited kcowicdg* 1TH ifr r Yc "t« arr etd.'g 'he I - -kera wr have cf :he riiieiie. mar . k\r rf r !r tr 'rmmt* m tars jv.*t xs the' art; nuct through medical aitc-. v cr »f i f *peerhr»dm; rrii'ixner i an non. may bo rvt'.ored to activi T-* l ^ ■■rr s;r*. in cclegc- an! far or r rmel livei Ihio gh t'e P". i tr u'* Cf drujv and « . ’Js :ae a.t cf r e - !4* .">3 i !*•♦ ij v •- 4 free poiiuc a i ■ p.xv'iral therip.' -# f■ e' 4' *1* •..ert.i. f»g:ei>:9a birrrh t. a.rover F Lev. prenden’ cf •. • that ' lMv» *. fr ■m *1# . m p i n ire ■srtuag t alcohol for as i 1 ■ ida Suta P*«rmac* ttical A* etar' mag et toc.ati.n, ratM that the p.nar.T.t h mr'.'r * . : -• . r , .;f j-f ! ' FX'T r><fr»-' ,iru3V» n 3 c * • ’ e^ome th.n opp^rtumi it ftl’ f IR. - i 34' Up t>l t*i »* ;TSSfl* ••rteu » " : p..biie plaet4 ire eooiw,-**e with m Florida t i .i f e r coi.r.i; ri> C'T.e t •* iun < ' mo: i koi toe Artbnui Feunda a * p: n ifi* a froan turisi tin » 7ne' art i rar.t) m Wev C uer v t.r.g ihi* *ervir» ta ar hn- *i atn4r 4* - •* . ji-q it ^’ ir^ .x*n,'. After the r*ti«iratiap * couple’ ga.xv.r, rr live id *r »Yi*pa, T-t F is; Rerim pr"serutr>r4 of e-.l. a report w..i be made to Courv ce> rsttmx’ es escessivr drmaing t> Medical hocici.ev and to the It v'1 it\ n it. i \m i: > i.et of ine mam cause* ci ju V-i'ii on tho ru.r.hi: cf arihr.i, > IN I'IV V#* * fHjTlf .- bta’ e c . pi:;.*... d.i- E 'e.-f- v' ,Vi > L. ill :n.*n*g». er Thirt; pe- een* of fatter- ar*! ah>d. number totally d.nKed, F« ft At in 1-d.ar**' t m.*s* den’ s mvei rg south* are a-tnb : ihfvrmit. ihich "d l he help i% tr . j ? f g'.’ * *»d t.n rfrinkenne'i f -l to tbi nua Four > %}f .**.rn k u a. a Tv e gevertvrre-' b u threatened bringing imprwed *erv.ee* to the ’ He .*'1 : r t «*'ere punishment for thojf who arthritic* ta the State. a -; serve liquor to youth* imdr; 1: axthntica ar* unar-e to xuit -~.i» txc; » i : i «-d •• :i eonsider sg m s .-g the a pharmacy ta r'i-iter a r .'i t '* : r •nl drinkmg age from :s -3 ;j Lb ■ fan mt; regutor ft them, or they m*y *er»vi a potlil viid to the FI ; la Chapter Office. Anhriiia an l ftbeumiUsm Fc .n WE PAY Ci- i- lb>i 11 ; nj’.n Mciica £-■ d- i Mumi "J FU | n a ( *i ■ •• *hh • » tion eird a-d iteriturt «.J be tec: .m.mediatel* Solar Flare Study A t U. Of Chicago Army Decides Against Shifting Launching Site J. H AM ILTON L E W IS Vr ★ ★ Hamilton Lewis Speaks Yesterday At Free Lecture J. Hamilton Lewi* *pnk» t" a rapacity a idier.ee yesterday »f»e—(v'n at Tirecre*t Sch""! e t!''fium en the t*ayx to glia free­ dom f-cm fca* L***'.!, ef Gor.'nrd >* H ipei.i a’ thi* f**» p ibiie >*ture ■c Christian Science ueder the ».*pice* nf the First Church nf Chriit, Seicntilt. The Sub net of the t*’ ; - «■ Hm - Chmr'*a- S-’*n'e B rrgi Setursty md ?*i*» ‘ rHINCESS brN TFN rtn CAIRO (I T -The Court O4 »n r*a!» b*' fi-*d *cc"er Fci” *’ s Fait* M? v o ac.d »4.r*nced be­ ta * month ta prison f v evad ag customs rerulaticn* srven srxr* ago Falra. a (liter ef ex*K,ng Farouk. now lues In Iitanbul and • n rot ir court for the rJ:rg Thursda The ladictmen* charg'd ih* used her royal prerogative to bring unspecified perior.il good* into F*)p* in l#M without pa> ig cuttnm dutie* The protecu’ ion charg'd *.n» iter sold the goo-f ! S W IM S Communism Drives People To Drink WC TL’r.eh hterhea Fos**r w-ya’s Old F^ls? a* H^rr*. :>,» Suwann:4 River served mainly a» an ar**ry for rtoating cedir! :• downstre im in front i-r Florida Today, the 5uwisr.** R.v er How* thr; i n4’*-. tr.Ad ern F’.or.d J i t.* t. * ” 5 .n*h r* ?• i ’ *," y j.*-;ro»se ; hv xodera highway* and railroad*, thrsv.ne in S10Q.00 EACH People 50 to 80 Tear Out This Ad . . iad mail it t>liy tn find v h '» >ca can (till apply f-r a Jl.C-oO life invurance policy to help take care of final e*penve* without bur denirtf year family. You handle t.ne enure tram action by man with ni_D AMERICAN ef KAN’S VS CITY’ No obligation No one will call on voul Write today, manly givo.g yxur name adir ii and age. Mall to old Ar erica * lr» Co . 3 b i n #ih. Dept. U ::iB , K i i m City, Mu |, awun. la thi* 1irr- *a,4-pr < -g spirit. Florida r 11« e» A ! ght Coirpanv rontinurs to 4*. pant it* services Avrieipn. ■"I th- " --f* ef fa_»> g-"-» - j Fonda. FFAL .» plaamnjj l . . . in hflpgrjt build \lori«l i lor in ! i \ ind lomnrroYa. .1*. ! a*!In v and acneultu cvntm4r*’ e, tn r. grow;r.g nation. Flo it is s cl'in g tn* pa e in l. M V . growth o! Indus’.,*’-. p o p -..itisn. an. # ' 4 1 « 4x i r r . 4 * shirt: Tor Certain Lincoln Head Pennies Is-i vou — •*11 vnur xhitnjr at the ij« h ie r ? or the yn*cer *. > ou hjve peih ip* found ot handled a vaiujhle l piled Mate* coin. Jtu t to illu.'tratc: Certain Indian Head Tenme- arc worth ShoO i.ic h ; Certain Lincoln Head I’ en n iev ........... .. N’ ic k c K 17,000 each ; Dimes, I2JOO e-tih, iju a rte r' ' J .'-<■1* c.ich; H ilf-lKi]ljri*. $H.2jO each; Silver l>ul!ar>. .'.’.'itMi r ich. I heir date doe* not imply igrejl ase or artii|uit> a> certain xoinn minted aa recently a* the I'JjO a arc vsorth Ien Dollar* each, the reason due t'i the incieaslnjg number n f coin collector" and investor" every y, . \\c h.tve prepared a catalogue li'tinu the.»e *uin and their value-. **e arc prepared to pay anyone fin d in j valuiM e coin*. Our hook contains the prices we offer. \Yc o ffe r our valuable catalogue fo r One Dollar which we --hall rapidly refund on our first Tw enty-Five rcha c " t make from \ou. Mo»t coins arc now in em u lation and can be found by anyune. Thi* U an honest and interesting business offer. Send 51.00 today to the \ iroqua lo in t o .. Dept, NP-27S, N iroqua, YA i»consin. ’ ?1’T K NOW HIS RIVER! 0! r. * - U L EH .’ s r - ^ - V ^ * . ‘ Q: » V i t . m * . | FLORIDA POWER XT. SCOTT BIRN? Mgr & LI GHT J** Magaxii* As*. I COMPANY 4 �---------- , r r .----------------------- —^T?------------------ u •, /•, City Hospitality ~e" y Phillips T ake s 0vrr Vnn Li*nes irn n tifiltrtl frnm P « « f It C r Phillin* real r«'atc brothe Cham ber ef Com m erer 'n 't Ih- r r a"d truck tra n p a rta tia n heck J a ■ere* r r of Sa«* rd and Smith C v g ' n During the " * i p .' » n >1 the \t»* an"pu" rd t u la j that he lia« taken fa ir Inn entrance Drpitn m r r thr ag ree ; ( r r the local ard J a .r e * S in g letar; Hepped ip i* nctia-.Mitle V a»hhurn V an Line* th r couplr ard pinner) a ’ 'S h e riff flftie r* of the tr,.~ r v n .i . ” t and R.idg* ' on \ |r, Same* ' On hi-bal -'nrage crn ip .n n w ill lie a! Philhw* of S h e riff J . t. II ibt- ' » J S ■ aH t t iic '■'.n - I ar ■"’• ijM a rl'fi te a r 1 »m .inpnir.t'ng ' .'il li ' Pat id H l.rcn n i . 'h r a •»'»■■!-• • orar* S .ir u ff oT S r . no e < -d office in.in.m cr n| :> tb u llip i anil e\tr*.i) tn you th m i n e - • firm of n ir ( nr i mint.' " T | *T t II • H u* i« mlr lir 1 trip to f or .1 t ‘ S iu i.h . i r «axl b . i i « " .I I ' I n r arr • r ik T h r Sltud • ■ i hr R n ■ l f>: .natch said Sunda mg t h i. Itu.-pl! atit; ’ T o n n ’tt the g u r-i* ef •binfc .1 'lo rn r t'nrp i* * e e i. '\ ■ »!iu-I a i t at i • * * a ril the M ayfair Irn w ill r n j ' 1 itu i ■-is It .Jr i datvirtg during th r M .or I in * • ate' Idled h ;d r a u lii in o n i of .p rin n . It aid die r a r co cktail hm :r. dint r .r the Va* can corp.rr at To n id r . per tiim r 1air ton > hcat'tlliiJ diuing rono and a prearnta toil n( thr hr* to ■ ■i.i.it roltins or •d'd'n!: and • th r citr ' h* Mat or I ’ I * .i I 30 h i t li it ha* i td.ten vu po ih ti a’ a m rrtin g of thr i ’it i • onion* m or l ' rn 'i d • *|.1U tiirttglit 1 .urie*> week i* griting off <n a " h t n .. ip «’ art J a jc e e f'r r- den* n a horn anil d u m b of I tm m e rer Vlunaccr t.diu K> .d. *■* t tin* morning t.o|iei ‘ n lre * It. • li.'rn d i.;ritn :'.rit « re. r. • .r |o window- alt n r r to n " n v r f i j i ' . a rr ci-ipc a : ‘n ; •• i I Week rlr-.m up . a 1 ■ and -.-err' co m m u te r* a r r min la id *■ no ■ *t*l ctuig the Inp pi r*rn in f u r ea te so rtr* to re c e o r !V< I S S a ;i" g * bond* a* tuo*l i mu lent.* u n t i l . poll; e tian. «alc*tad aale-nign a ril m u entli i ■ .10 “ K v r r j holly Mill knou i.i'..' It n u 'jri* to tie rn u riro u * lieton tbe week t» o 'e r. Howard M i'N ull*. ch airm an of the e a rn : (or th r la* ere* m il tht* morning ••\Mi/IM, ' l XR C O l ' K T K S Y W I N S K l t l K N D S li m n jic r s i r ip ;\cr< n t la e h o il to ntit< r u o liilr .' <t»’S a n f o t <1 S a t i n l a y w it h P a t r o lm a n I I lla n l le a d n j: o f f th e w e c k ' <*\ <i t ' ' I ' p 'lw it v : a 1'iMt’ pi I ’ l v r x <" H i'C M i'ii'1 1 1 r r it r ip <iu h i* “ in p t e r- ^ l’. e v h in jr m u tu • -co o t * r ." Hospital Notes City Manager ii*. jxs * \dml»*ion* Continued E m m Page l for planum i» eminent anil ett; --- * ffh r § J t if n r ? l Boy A ccidentally Bond Assn. Plans .T n p . J a n . 6, 1253 r.ifre— -3 Strangles To Death Barbecue Jon. 18 T h r Sem inole Rand \ « io f ’ ation 4 Alarm s Answered In Shower Saturday announ»c* plan* for another chick V IS ver old bo; »on of a 5*n rn h arh e tu c ichcdulcri for Salur Saturday, Sunday; d»; Ian !S at the F 'lk i Ground* ford Naval A ir Station m an, w j* A large croud i* anticipated anil nam aee Is Small a re n lc-ta lt; jtrangled to d -a'h **■ ticket* are h e irs d iilriln tle d to n em b er* cf the hand am! th r ? 1 mition Serving lim e w ill be n m oi hi« ho r rd no t«i o SO p r i one tru e ra r! I a n r* t’ a ir i- f 'I d o n e ;. * n i of ter than ( i r r i o i u bartiecil'"* hrtd M lt and M r* Ma\ Matio tc; ac h> the a**uciatlon and 1h# n rja n u n .h n ; • . I i ; i ; i i e ef die Pence IV r>l di’lt v r r i *rr\tee " ill b r dt«cnn H usli Ho a il. o .i- pla; mg n Hie IIT tril shower of tlie bathroom when a IIA\%ever >hr popular “ ta k r H u r l with w h ich hr p l a in s mu*" line w ill hr operated and all r> ight m e r I lie s'in *e r h e’ d and proceed w ill he t r r d for th r band in d rr • im 't ir * clnn a- he fell uniform f ind F . v l T e .ir y U gen H ii-i :m «*'d |'d« n o ■wic iiia i rra l ch airm an for the event, nr monr-l i u i uccr**ar\ T iir S a -ford T ire Depart inrrtf p r-v e re d four a la rm * <atitrd:iv and Sunda; M n w errr. d a m a rr » a * • m all \ ira ih fire at 12 in p m satur* d : i » • l ’ .r*t Si and Mancousttnn A rc fptlov.rd hv a *iin ilar Man* a- 1 V. p. m. S a ln rd a ; a! 313 Chap* man \ i r . rain e d no damage. i^ die a b!* of damage inside” u s * the report ef an alarm »n*iv. rrrd n It' ■ ’:*« O n a rtrr*. SIS' K s *t S’ h St at I'OO a m S atim la v mn-uiug. T3ie fram e t'. - rilin g n .u VM k’ alim iei the In* - l.d lir r rirr al M jip o rt \fahnnev wa* * aeant A r a r fire at tih ard Sanfnrd at u a- ,i ... '■r«l t i \ \ 'f ” and u a* on fleun hack lo h.in ford from th r P a m. Sunday morning eau.ied a n r- ion ai<«ant an lir e r a d car ca rrie r h i thr N a ijr. lit t fr riauiag r. red i' tt'Sht fhnrtl* b*fr * r * n m .** hr p 'a 1-H in thr din n e r r'o m Courtesy Week SPECIALS New School Board •lwi Kiwanians Purchase Member Will Be SHS Band Uniform Seated Today T lir SiMninolo 1'nimn R a .in l Tim sanferd K iu a n i* Chib re .e n tl; lUi'itnlinti'd tn the Semi i n|e IP ' i reboot H ind I ulortu Fund T lii* ammiM ticing .lie ro i i I nee hand utilfor.it. a label will lie -i ■n in a uniform co.it ■Inch 1* ill read ' I'h" p u rch .i-c ni 'In . iiiiil.iiit i I r nur hand **j» in <le - -! til I* hi the genet onin'ri button of the I- '.i.im* < I in ot san lord With till- Ijh d we e\p re»* our grautuile and anpi 1 1 i.itm ii to our -pon'iir " itru| file k i.n i - ■'lull i* the -tu ■ th^ urgani/aiion 111 c m irih u tr amount ol band u n il.iriti and lta n d n u *ti r Ern e*' C om te; c\ |ite "* I the tiamP- d e-ire for ntliyr o r g im /.i1tor1• t . conic tn Ih r ir *id b ; fu rth er purchasing uniform * Pl >-i till* the unitor in fund ila r h d iir .l tin -du'diilt’il auinunl for <!n» lin o fin- gii.il ol SVItXl i,'mrt h ; 3; irhi, an amount Ihc und evpv.'t.- lo rai«i m tin: near (mure in order to r c c r u e the nr.v Thelm a R b k e in u tc He B a rs ) planning i* the m il; « .i; to inc N orm an It llri*t'd (O viedo) Cura I n * Chapman i n iu * v ille i tile ch ain a»c O f f - t r e it parking areaarc Ann Thum a* (S a n lu rd i W illiam J llotm an iSa.nfordl needed lor I ir-t SI . Sanford V- > ■ K lla M rl.am ppert l.a k e M ar. a d in ihc area of 3rd nr It h -l A rth u r I,ee H a n i* ■s.o f.ir r li K ilo ’ lc- -.ii i Ih i- will in i... u K lm ir.i H ail iS a n lo rd i .Maxine il r a r i Minth I'ljn fo r d i in I<138 m th the prupi’-al to «-< parking n t> r fund* *"tel; I '< " Jm ep li C. II itch -on i Sanford im rch a-. and upkeep Ilf th e 1’ liy lll* Saner iS a n fo rd i a re a . Hit 111*. ' |*n—ih l; our hc-t putdli i d . P.ahy ho; ta Ml arat Mr* lolm lin n* ..ml p u b llcit; *otirec i- Hie It T h u m a . (Sanford i Sanford /.in -aid Knowte* And l l i ’ char^e* the need lor c\pail»)un with -.inn* A m ; Kutc.lt (t hiilim ta i of it coming in !hM " ill tic it rn Verm in P rc iro it <L im g u iwri • 111 tile Vca V< a r Nellie Wheeler >anford T h e higgeat y e a r the * it In. t \ \ . .5 i er hail in - ir c c l di i< I ip in" ' A ilm i o iiill* P a tric ia \im I T u n ic iM in lo rd l n il! be I 1..'-.’,. Sanfoid'- cUy n u ag er told the Kitvain.i t lull. Thera M \plane Poole <21r. Dora i S i h i a I n!a H uffm an *S . n w ill lie t*> m ill - ni itre< t* p ro ; id rd w ith the re e n n - in i." inn ef Ttt. lord * SI Irm ti V tello n ;lllc '0 s lotd ia ifni in - tin *chool * car W illie .1* ri \!m uiiMile \ i . the tut .tor lin n Spring* i “ I here " i l l l«* growth U al.n .il S' illia m l.cc i Sanford and .mm Vatmn,' Knoule* pr. T in L e w i* H u m S a n fo id i i* r . L The police force will I Donald sm id i i Sanfnrd (h iih I k I tn piovuli pm rt Inn SVatlrr S n .ir t i hi ll.ii SS’illl .. II rh o m p .'in I I I San tun ■id ntie t ai ami thn i " Inm •iff If C| ford i I l a r h j u M. i 'I; s in t .n l Tin boat ha mu Mill iv tlf.ftv.fc \ t x i'l Sr»na4rrin Sr\rr» plc'.cd in IT.V* the I it; VI.. a- ■ H in t f ’aehn t v 1' tl* m t «1 1b** l 'an lit li w ill cnntliun i • he built H imhl'ph bji ?• R ib ; boy in S ir and Sir ben vaiil d r<lf'tt i hr!.itfM f! and lh'g) w ill -ee it* c i pletiim ^ S' no in rftrrrjh 'i’ ‘n* *<» sufd to nclh I'rn n u i San fo rd) T h e iiio .l . omple* and eun'ro tin <lt»? On i rd t v »l<.rr. • t t»\ Hi i R ub; girl In Mr and Sti* vel 'ia l p r o lid - )<» .n u ll In : ... he \ f l u i d llu tfin a ii t San fn rdi A 1! >i \ ** ii * ffmn S i. t n f n Ikr Hoard o| sanlo rd City Com o ■nui l l i ' i hai gc» c r - w ill he the barge ra i .1 and R a h ; girl ftiM 'n r.; (S ao fo rd l \\ I mI p fb l tit r *t f unit I »r*»f- u ji' -'• ■ • age rii-p o jal pi ml K n-■*lv- brmtf r a r r ir il pti» h r r r tn s mfortl V irg in ia L o n g ir ll and hah* ,*anl I Sanford i Ht nt I* nit t;* \\.»a !»11••I ’ * P ran k \ .1 r- ‘ nanf rd ' % S i' *!i F1**n * ITi* re i- no iimitit that -non i a ,i nnii nf In* iiii j h*■ The lm a Blake more i H cR .ir > » »111r•r ’ «n * i Mir im fr*rn a tiin n Mill In i.ik .n u n n n . n in, a v f11a•11 v. a ■ Anna Jnhniun i Sanfnrd i ^f•-•1• **,»n **•.1 k ••p’ ■* t i »m ot ih r-e ' he p ie ilt c iiJ fhe vinnle K ill and lia li; t«i >an fM*i Sewage T re jtm e u t P l.n l 'Ism * ipi'am-** m * > ll»r- * ir* ford i I1< t ).* mandate of the iai. and 1 util M ifHIn I i'I Mtmtinn I>*rraine l l u t l i i l i t c r p . * ■•!'.,11j vi it lit tiff i r i»tii go nut on a 11inh IT! *,ii that thi f\i»r it C liin r a H i.I; .n liim !Tt • dr^iHtmfOT 1)1.110 '.ill he eonetiitcted w illi no *i*iri% <i tin v'3 ’ bmpil t" in in Tjs tv»*»r t in e i' .• r in il • 11it v t alrJ \N I n |b r m u ••( ■In*ir iininr* S d n ii'.in ii* I'll I lie do, ,ind term inal- i m if v Chintr.i " iliu m - iSanford ]i i 1-nnwlc* d ther< Mill h, h»M* f irfM t i* i n n n H ( nm ii 'h C h m tim I nth i iS a n fu riii .<-(■ rough -liddin g *ith iiffu » r in- t lirrvt' of tine 13') of f 1 E m m a 1. i n v in i sanfnrd •r<> .e fm a n iip . m i and rnfi%ud m rn that make 1 ■anna t ord i Sa nf *1 1t i l that i l IfIVH ,i" j. ,t 1 HI Up f i i ' f|# 1 'i'h ni fd v li in iiia ll; Albert i . if.hun- l i c it .ir ' K n-r ■ fir 'A |11 hr rm n ra m llflfc d**j»b»? *"'l in .film* B arb ara Slenn i D r Land r l u n l and peedlic ii’il that ant i a Com ( h i: li i Kriu’h R n lla h '•I j r ; 111 Santnnl i ' , r -i it1 come about c .i* ir i ♦••! Miandm* i ' ( h m of l l c .r \u a rk T i rrrn . e B ri.u 1 . Sanford Till much mr»rr *ai >f;icunt *h-»n Srpiadiim > 'M*n, priNentml the llirlh v np n hi-h.ilf 'if firt.irh rnii'inHiji* ii R a h ; girt In Mr ..in) Mr* < .1 . M H uger Knn v! i % vr» i i M i>» l.l r*<* Tl all'll ^-nerai George II H all i Sanfnrd i S’y i 'r.i'lu c rd tit Sen, Tn. Duiiv* chili r <n <n nf fhr l v al r. •p iillfle r IliM ti.irne• 1 |h ■ *irom who i v j l 'If.n hr* . A rth u r i u burn iS a n fo rd i pr:,g. .1nn Cb.nnn .111 f**r Mlr Ujf‘ rt SSilliam .1 lotmnn i sanfnrd i run meeting 'ta r* D avit iSan fo rd E t a M ar Lam p o rt i Lak» Ih v h,»rp a Mar* i \ne.» Thijm4fc and *v Donald Smith Sanfnrd Sanfnrd) Mr* O 'ciir Pimp- and h js t r * F ra n k lin ; ii t • bo; . Vlnunt Dura h jtn boy Sanfnrd > n v s. U li' #’ ftp I t r ' Ninfii; i| 'd n ii- in .ii* J\N 1 Ronald t arte r i Sanfnrd \d miMmni Wilbur T v n rr i Sanfnrd I [/»«*!• Rradrnnirvcr f»rnf J c r p h S tciv a r; <Sanfordi \ ! ir k :r W ir r r n fSanford B irth * I h a« bare**' B ab i girl 'o VIr and Mr* Ron * h n a VI " mi* Sant rrl aid I Fu ller iS a n fo rd i W t'lir Jerrfc <\lia m n n ir Ruby girl tn Mr and M ri Spring' i Ja n ie * G Moore D r Land Squadron Aboard 11. Randolph Sends U.F. Contribution - nf S t 'u>nf rrif<tt'*r** m rc'« Ihi* .ifror norm aT I o'clock at ^ hicb time .1.1mr* Pirkcnm.'* SPI'XI AlIO U> CHARCOAL briq u e ts D. Fellow To Be Here Jan . 7-12 I > until It Erllo w tra ie lin c re tire-elit.it il e of tin W atobtouer lllld e amt Tru e' Soiu ty .i| Brook l;u . N V . and C ircuit S i t * a rt f t h l. ili- t r u t . w ill br with the s "t ford ContfrcBaiion nf Jehovah'* VV i l n e.-I - Ja n 1 I.1 v public Icpturc ha l» wn n i for Sunda* at 3 p in Jan 12 lie In hi in the K ' 'd.nii II.i I V <tie local rn u arrg alio o at liiTI VV Ih r-t S' The topic nl Hie le itu r. Mill he ainu.tinr'rd ami Hu ptihhr l- ctird ia lli |n tied tn at ,-'..1 Mrs. Gonzalez Now Sales Associate With Realty Firm l'»iiwti I*im-1 I'r \r Thr rr*v a idattnn rtl V el tia r i'h ' ilin.de Hr . t> vi .i .ViruMlUi'nl I n ! 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Sleek vniir im'dinne th r -l Indn; willi ilepcntlattic unalih prndtiels ne mullet ->a\ing Inn prlre*. nf Krrn Pj*k u i'I \h* wfM’ nrf 4« 4 nm* nt'*mhrf of :h r h o jn l Thi'r%d.v nifirm p? .iJ o 10 f!ir Sopmolt* ( ‘oiinf k Ito.ird ol Kiltn ,i tmri w ill inert in im rc u u b r >irm h » \p rc trd lli.t! 1»iil« f ir thr tit rotnii addition to Seminole Hi 'li St mol and 8 room* phi' a hiM tifi? ptiint for i*ronm% \ idrm> will in fipencd ar If11* ai*<smr 0 63c ALKA SKLTZEU *1.25 AllSOmtlNK .IK. 100 ASPIRIN TAItS 2 IX) electric I'I. Kiihhinje A M O IIO L blanket ■> Lbs. Lpsinn SALTS (T n u ln iir ) IM. Mill* .MADNftSIA Dual Controls 12 ( ■DKK’ IDIN TAPS $ 1 8 .9 5 . •SI.2a ( KKO.MU.SK)N '*. I Oz PKKTTSSIN i:\ .h Siliroiu* Ironing Board C o v e r K\tra IU‘av\ $1.98 W illi I'.v O a Ilea* Fail I’nltun l ' 1" 1 .J ALL COSlUM E JEW ELRY Ya OFF C A S ia TO CLEAN UP OLD BILLS READY to SERVE n h em cr illpe— Cnmr*. Il <* ro m f'irliiiB t ii In n .. Hull “ " , i . go..d n rlfh h iir* . a t* it wai n r* * * h»*D». V\ r plurr nil the fa c illllc 1* of our nifid rn i I'l r^ rrip l m»h I .ilujr ,i f u n —nu r highly "M IL d » L iff . # , our fine p frrU lo n lu^lru* m in h , . uur rum plidr sh »k of q u a lity d ru f* — at fco'ir wi r i ire \ i»u ran depend uit 1(11 i II | ON ^ 41 all lim r» tn ifn .ill w ilhm uur luiMfF In hrlp i on triT tvrr >mir gund h raitlt lOifc* lltr ii ir c; Lluit u| in u r ph#i*iii‘i«io Borrowing lo consolidate scattered obligations ts a sound financial idea */!iat*» more, you II like our way of doing business. Q o u fd sM j G h u a ijJt W IN N T V Turner 1st and Sanford \ 2-20't I TRAINS and ACHCSSOmMS RKCORDS liiX'OKI) IM.AVKUS TKLK VISION SALES — SERVICE loun» up O A C con <0 1600 F IN P - O R A N A T I O C E N SA N FO RD — <4 I t t I 1 v , „ ! F .||! S 'r t t ' lO'tf I I. « flTii Hiuti Ooii( ) i fedor F! (!jii4.ol.'iliK y -4 j ORLANDO P O W N T O W N - I O I W i l l CtnUol *.<!•«* h n C O L O N I A L T O W N — I 243 ( a i l Colon al D>..* "4 'e a t ) Jia J Offlti Hour; Dai!r M , Arfnttior i Saluidor I I I L O A N S M A P * T O M 5 I O I N T 5 OF A l l N I A 8 IT T O W N * .$2.no DESERT FLOWER HAND and IJODY LOTION $1.00 TOUCHTON DRUG Co. �V ■ m w - w- '*' i - t \ i *• ’i ■ > . , Vrf -* t, %/• — t • • to d ay’* Editorials m ororr the United States held a press conference, directly following the failure o f this coun­ try’s first attempt at launching an earth satellite. Mr. Nixon said: "Sure we failed. We have before and we will again. But we need to keep our sense o f proportion. We haven't overnight lost our scientific know­ how. our ability to get things done. Let's get away from our weeping walls and act like Americana. W e’ve g ot work to do. Let’s get on with it like Americans." There is a great gulf o f time and language between these two quotations. But both o f the mstem from the same attitude — the same oulook on life and the demands o f life. Some Americans met the Russian scien­ tific successes in ostrich-style— by trying to ignore them or deprecating them. Some, at the other extreme, reacted with panic and despair— an all-is-lost nttitude. They show­ ed themselves lacking in “ the virtue o f ad­ versity” o f which Francis Bacon wrote. Or they wont to the “ weeping walls” o f which Richard Nixon spoke. But these people were very' much in the minority. The great m ajority o f Americans The problem, then, is how to do it. and we must get on with it. fully understand that there is.w ork to do Russia has been showing the world some o f the fruits o f a harsh materialistic system. Her achievements— and only the foolish will not try to minimize them— efficiently and rigorously channeled into whatever avenues best serve the purpose o f the state. The rewards for success are often very great; the penalties for failure are often extremely aevere. In any event, the individual has small command over his own destinies. The state makes the Important decisions and pro­ vides the directions. Can a free people rival and surpass the achievements o f such a system— and still keep their freedom, their traditions, and their national heart and soul? History tells us that we can. Time and again the forces of freedom have defeated the forces o f tyranny. But the exact opposite has occurred. Great civilizations have fallen to barlwirian hordes. This has happened when those civilization* grew soft and sleek, contented and slack, immersed in b xu ry and degenerate in character. It has happened when faith was lost in principles and institutions that led to greatness— to be replaced by overwhelm­ ing cynicism. It har happened, in sum. when fortitude did not come out o f adversity, when defeatism prevailed, and citizens turn­ ed to the "weeping walls." We do not yet know the extent o f the ef­ forts that will be needed to build and to maintain the strength necessary’ for survivaI Hut we do know that they will b« great. - d the future events may demonslrate that they will be gieater than anjone realizes now. The burden will fall upon all— on industrv labor, government. Restraint and wisdom will be needed by all— the national Foreign By CHARLES M. MCCANN LaMed Frau Staff Correspondent ^ ^ 2 ! : tlo# o{ all RUlljin governmental, u>« iam# tin,,. Kruihcher military and economic slfalrs. operation has been In progreat for several Week*. It baa been marked by a number of tranafers of government and party ofncUU #nd by inertllta ,n,pi,t . -------------------->-----------------------C a ,- * .« * - R . . L . J i a i c S DOOKS Won’t Be Closed >»f I mI mmm m i l l e r O r t o k r r IT. I I I ! at (ft* P m | orrtrM • ( l a a f i H I ' l e r l t i , « a 4 » r t h . A rt « f t • ■ § f , •• « f H a r r * X l h T » »4 • rn trm m o x r i t i :« I t I arrlrr 2-1# p t r « , * l i O r, N a R t h l i lt T hree HuRth. %l« V n t t h a O r , T ,a r • J. ta t .u s i l l .Ti A l l o h l t a a r y B - i l e . *. e a r I mf t h a n k * . r e i e n H i U n o « m4 1 « t l e M a f aatMrtalBMBMat f*»r t h , p i r y a , * o»f f m ImI mc f a a A # Btlll Am t k i r t H f a * Ml r , i « l a t ■ 4 f , e i l * l t * r a t e * T h # H#rMl4 la a « M a h , r « f t h , I > 11,4 f r ^ M w h i c h I m , r f i t l # 4 mbm ImmI v m I ? t a I h , f « r reyw h llsaiioR • f a l l t h , U mm I bmvmm pe I a I m4 l a I k l , n , f * i * M t # r . Hrpeewe t#4 HMtlMiiUy A r Vtnlr, Imm. AM OMfilM A llta ta . C Page t foMMMMMl i 4 « , r ( l * U g iMtlMMM flAMh 1114m mmmb I m Monday, January 6, 1958 Woman W akes Up To Find Elephant Coming In House Bob Karns U n t i l n A O flO O y TALLAHASSEE V - Florida’ s PMfWam. And It appear*^ that his ottT*V'laniru*e*» !■ pretentloui, uinrr r - -------- - - gbut now « r t then a combination o f w ords from outside the fold stem* exactly right. Tnla is such A time. The expression we have in m ind io tabula rasa. A tabula rasa is a clean tablet , . ... ... i. t u , — a tablet with nothing written on it. T h e V n , •• as individuals nnd as a com m u nity. ' ’ , ,, lurw.h. il.ti-rm ine state and nation, will largely determ ine whether this ‘’ fateful" year will b« “ Decs your agency offer this Bank and Agent Auto Plan la which a local bank finances my m new car at its low interest rate, and you supply the auto insur­ ance 7 Do I start the wbe«^| rolling by stopping at the Karns Insurance Agency I* I pitlon __ __ _ ^>jd |h# ltat,''|i c, rta^ ' t'’a operate ! *v»a a Httl# liberalism can be ln ^ coming year on an ” un- dangerous in a country like Rus, ____ T w »m, w. *!•• First IntcReetuals and workers ba'aneed budget.,, Collins has indicated some sharp »n«huaia*tle over the loos cuts will have to ho made In spend- enlng up of the dictatorship. Then to kffp lhf Mat, from ^nniag Georg! K. Zhukov, made defense minister and restored to onethe red The ’LegiiOtur* last summer, In approving Itoootw.ooo in tax increaras for the 1,37 3, biennium ippir#ntly , v#r.MlimiUd ,h, a go<xt an,ount The cost o f living index hn* resum ed its long-continued rise after being station ary fo r a month. All that dropped were the pub, lie s hope*. • Inagine what a monotonous jo b it m ust be fo r whoever has to help count the thousands ' o f filters in c l a r e t . ^ ^ News Of Men In Service ns. ik. Anderson, a cannoneer ' test hoard, entered the Army last July and received basic training at Fort Jackson, 8. C. He was NOTTINGHAM, England V last stationed at Fort Chaffee, Mrs. Noreen IJntey crawled out Ark. of bed the morning after New Year’s Eve and shuffled «o the The 23-year-old soldier ia a 1,- Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and front door to see who was making was emplnyeii by Hoffman a 19&7 graduata of Florida A all that noise Machinery Corporation, Auburn. She switched on the light and Unlcy seemed to be hotding his M University ami attended Mora- N. Y^ In civilian life. saw an elephant waving its trunk uwn so Mrs. Unley sped to the through the front door paneling. police station. Mrs. Linley screamed, grabbed “ We’ ve got an elephant In the her two children and took oft for house,’ ’ she told the first bobby she her neighbor's on the run. saw I butfjllof ’’ We’ ve got an elephant in the “ What color?” asked the bobby, i» if insurance from housi,” she reported. “ You come and have a look.” “ Oh. go back to bed and sleep The bobby did. He called reino»4 6 q € n + \ it off." the cross and aleepy neigh- forcemrnt amt eventually they bor answered. periaudcd the elephant to leave Mrs. Llnl y left the children and the front door It lumbered down ran hack home where she aaw the street, pushed an empty autoMEBE’S WHY! witat she thought were two e!e- mobile SO yards and tried unsuephant trunks, sparring. It wa* only cessfully to uproot a lamp post, her husband trying to ward off the A hero arrived In the form of It* 1. I fe * ow ns* ana g o o d service. elephant with the hose from the trainer from the circus from which 2. I get tha latest ideas an preitctiaa. vacuum cleaner. >Jumbo had escaped. 3. I save valuable tana kg waft enfy eoe man. FORT GREELY. At.ASKA (AIITNCt —Pvt. Lronardy And­ erson, son of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Anderson, -’KM Lake -Marion Rd, • s * nfor‘b recently arrived in ■nJ l* now ■ member of the U. S. Army Arctic Te.t Board bort t,r**ly» *ThU k my friend Otto. He ikii a lot!” 1 IN EARNINGS P A ID c ANNOUNCEMENT W t are pleased to announce that Mr*. Velma (ionzalez. uur former Hoist-Officio secretary Ls now asuociated with us u i registered aales associate. Specialising in home aales and rental property management. I.iat your rental property with tut for complete service. Seminole Realty “ Every Weak I# Courteoy Week At Seminole Realty’* W. Districts - T. W. Mero. Registered Brokers Mlsa Elisabeth Methvla • Mr*. Velma dom ain. Associates Dial FA 2-5762 Aii Were you le ft out on „ ow, veri u,, cabinet Budget Commission has full authority to withhold enough money to balance the budget—and Collins said this wriil be done if actual figures show the need. a Cabinet committee already has been appointed t« work with the Board of Control In setting prioritlea and proposing any necessary paring in the big building program authorised for the state univerai« “ »*f In.tttutlon. under its aupervision And State Budget Director Har­ ry Smith and Building Coordinator Terry l-ee will meet soon with the Cabinet to take a look at all state operating amt construction budgets. No drastic paring apparently will b« done before the close of the fiscal year June Mth when the whote retenue picture can be scanned against expenditures Be careful and cautious with the man w ho looks a hole through vuu. He m ay be . ! . i ii » tryin g to locate your wallet. e 4t teies actually would one fo r the causes espoused b y citizens o f rajie. But It proceeded to authoou r com m unity, o f our state and ou r nation, ri.e record spending that would ou r cumiiiuiiujr, ' ^ # ulr #vary{#Bt ^ the anticipated rw acii p l h k i m . n i i m i r * h ii,h ,p lltH X H M i . f’ l r r a l l s r I 4 l l a r K V K L T X J. I MIIMi, i 4 . e r t l . l a g N i R R i f r P *h llil«4 Dally • irty i •■tar4ay. AaaAay C k r U f a M , f a t a r A a y t r , c r « 4 t i g C h r U lm m * . C o m m e n ta ry revenue picture for the year 1937 ,.1* But ther* The occasionn * at hand. W e must now will not be known until next week. *• *>• wants to be or eoulld be a dictator like prove our courage. Comptroller Ray Green says. Green said the stata’i books for . , P « nber will not he closed until ™ »o"s*sing authority givtn Monday In order to, . . permit the a,b« Communist Party is a confes ,, , . i n a I n a l e . •. L k ^ . • aion that WKhrush.hev’s atterep to pavmtnt of all late billt. liberalise Ruasian life af.er his deGenerally, the use of expressions from Green hat forecast that rev# year ahead is a tabula rasa. We hall all o f us write on it. What we The Sanford Herald N e u t r a liz e d 1 W e Can Call It Tabula Rasa 1958 Tlte year 1958 has now been launched, with libation.* suitable and otherwise, on a sea of prediction* that it will be a fateful year. And ao it will. Every year U a fateful year. Saying so is less useful, however, than seeking ways to make this year serve truth, Justice and human dignity. M ilit a r ily By A. K. PEDERSEN « . apply s u ar two-year Jail term*, i --------------------------------------------* tailed Praia Staff C a c f i ,* , *H i Finland U shunned by Iron Cur-' n i HELSINKI W— Whatever the tain refugee* who know Finnish i N O l l O I I S 1x 011, 0 0 0 $ merits or drawback* of the Soviet authorities would have to ,en<11( ^ g y g Q j I n C T C O S G ^ plaa for troop withdrawals of East them back if picked up. and Wcat from Central Europe, the Fiaalsb-Soviet trade is regulatfact remains that a militarily ncu- ed by five-year pact*, WASHINGTON W — The nation*, trained area already exists ia Eugmi.wj-, , rmed foreei total rope. It is Finland. [ m than 42,000—with no tanks, railroads, pleading need of money Finland doe* not belong to NA- bombers, guided missiles, subma- to offset Increased wages mg other costs, hare announced is. 10. She turned down an invitaUon ruses or large naval craft, creased freight rates on hundred, to Join the Warsaw Pact. There Peetwar Policy Pattern are no foreign troops on Finnish , All these are the pattern of post- of commodities. Railroad officials said the ne* soil. And Finlavl has managed « ar Finnish-Soviet policy. But rata* amount to retain friendahip with East and there are ether aspects, too. , , . to an . overall -------- i* West through an uneasy postwar Pialand kept her independent re**M , V,*n * p*r_ <^ L period. publican form of government. “ ,0 *W*e! F,b-1 There are no occupation forcca. They wiU be subject to later e.. Soviet diplomat* have privately Britain is itill Finland’! biggest jmination and disapproval by th« admitted that they would have had more friend* if they had treat- trading partner, although the Rus- *nterstate Commerce Commissi* ed Central Europe aa they treated (Jans run a close second. Some com®0<uu** *r* esemotFinland. r Finland i, a member of the ed- a « » r i ,f» «nd commod.ty Peace Price Heavy United Nations and also a member **t*1 BOt e,Uy Jbted would The price for peace with Russia of the Nordic Council, which links Increased 2 per cent, in 1944 was a heavy one—a rap-. five northern European states. The carriers, comprising all ih« arationa bill equal to a full year’s Despite the irritations, Soviet pot- major roads in the United States, Fmnish government budget, loss \tr toward Finland appears to be said they are experiencing u y of 10 per cent of her territory, ,1- one of genuine desire to make atantlal increases in coin, lncffd. ing stages, payroll taxes, and up. most half a million persons to re- friends. settle, drastic cuts in armed Thers Is no indication that the plies. The ICC told the railroads la strength, and the uncertainty #f Russians would like to make Finwhat lay ahead. land a satellite—even if the oppor- August that when the test iscreases became certain the car­ The Leningrad military district tunity presented itself, rier* could petition for rate ehao|.' continues to send amateur spies ■ — cs. Monday the commission autboacross the border, and the Finns » just as regularly arrest them and T*1* Uni,,d States capita! was riztd filing of the new tariffs sub­ —— -■ -- -■ ■■ moved from New York City to ject to protest and examination. Washington in 1790. LUXURY TAX HUE ft PARIS (U P >- The French gwflew ’•Wrong-way” Corrigan ernment will add another 2 3 ptr sis ea the role of the Communist time status of Russia's No. 1 war the Atlantic in 1938. cent to the present 23 per cent tu Party at the supreme power over hero, got obstreperous He wanted on a long tist of household ip. all aspects of administration in the no Communist Party interference The newspaper Red Star, organ pliancea and luxury items Jan. l Soviet Union. with his direction of the armed of the Soviet ministry of defense, in a further effort to cut do*a The effect is to restore the titua- forces, even though he hid been disclosed recently that officers, consumer spending and import. lioa which eaisted between the a Communist since his youth. from generals and admirals down, The government skid it would it desth of Josef Stalin ia 1933 and Xow, since Zhukov has been hid been directed to devote at the same time reduce taxes sa KhrusbchaV. sensational denuncia- ousted, th* armed forcss are be- least 30 hours a year to political food items to slow down the price tioo of Stalin in February. 193*. ing subjected ut strict party con- courses — lectures on communist spiral on food and drink. Ne Stalla era Restoration trol, a-vl Communist ir.doctrina- party history and doctrine. These —------------------------------------- -w~ It cannot be said that the Stalin- tioa o f officers and men ia being lectures are to ba supplemented era situation has been restored. intensified. i by home study. tt* Stalin made himself the sole au­ thority in the government, the UFF-A-DAY armed forces, economic affairs and the party itself. Khrushchev it making the cen­ tral committee of the party and iu ruling presidium the supreme authority. Of course, Xhrushcbev Is at the head of the committee and the News •• strengthening hit own personal . , . ... authority as first secretary of the interest must com e ahead q f seii-in terest. party in co„t ri4 0f u , machinery. But no one should look on this burden with distaste or fear. The time* have brought challenge and opportunity — and a people cnauengc »i hi ,\ ... . which value freedom and honor will nae \oluntnrily and in full willingness to meet th evhallenge and exploit the opportunity. Here another thing that was said many centuries ago is perfectly in keeping. speare put into the mouth o f one o f h i, characters: "Courage mounteth with occa„ion." F in la n d In Freight Rates The W ords "Courage Mounteth W ith Occasion" A re Useable Now More than three hundred yeara ajro the" greet Franci* Bacon wrote: "The virtue of prosperity la temperance; the virtue of ndversity la fortitude: which in morals is the more herolcal virtue." A few weeks ago the Vice President of am a mal 1 Bill prstss Ths* O U ( 4 sinner tbs eeoals.” SA VERS IN 1957 W hile bomb pa Mx u u u t m 4 4 t t * A oC in of fcttomc through p vln g, the n parents didn’t plan ahead tut j m ... didn't rulize that Mvingj and raulung gamings help familiMM to a Soar way af life. With the height beginning of 1958, you «nd yocr family are enoouragtd to take financial invantogy. Wky SOI moive thi* year to uve more money and enjoy extra eamingiT Start saving now whfle yoi tm t t n full returns. Open or add to year w r­ ing* account by January 10th and receive liberal earnings from January lit. A- • §e* a good rasa la B u n in family payday June 30tL All of my business amounts to enough so m, it anxious to hold my account. In return he puts himself out to tee thol Tm treated right. And that's vvhat I like. I kvJ X £ > 1* 4^ 5 * f t {<• f)M t ^ CURRJrMT RATI Carraway & McKibbin io PER ANNUM General Insurance YOU'j Iisuraiuf' l AGE AGENT *111911.l^vo«J•l*sl• 114 N. Park AreFA 2-0331 I O hi �) * V fr 0tsT *rl WmTB ★ ★ Mon. Jan. 6, 1058— Png* 8 ★ ★ ★ ★ ^Katherine Stubbings Wed Here Saturday To Willis Terry Bird In a double ring ceremony Satur■' -day Mill Katherine Beatrice Stubblngi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stubbings became the bride of William Terry Bird, son of . Dr. and Mrs. Terry Bird. . The First Methodist Church In Sanford was the scene of the 7:00 V*P. M. service. Dr. ft E. Rutland officiated. 4 -»-• The chgrch was decorated with ; ^ tilt ter sprinkled fern palms, and • -basket* of white gladioli and cryI ^Tlanthemums. Lighted tapers in Candelabra shone behind the altar and In the windows of the church, i • The organist was Mrs. Albert {lickson. Soloist Gerald Covington sang "Walk Hand In Hand," "Oh, Promise Me", and "The Lord's I Prayer” . The bride was given in marriage • by her father. She wore a formal . jtown of Stehlls Cuponl and silk, • sequin and pearl trimmed. The dress featured a sahrina neckline , with a re-embroidered alencnn lace ; yoke. The bodice was slighllv eloni gated with short shirred sleeves. J The full skirt with a chapel train bore the same embroidered lace a motif outlining th. scalloped hip •yoke, which formed an apron ef­ fect In the back. Her fingertip veil of pure silk Illusion was attached to a crown of re-embroidered aieneon lace, scalloped and irimmrd tvith pearls. She carried a cascade of white camlliias. Maid of honor was Miss Colleen • Engebrctson. She wore an avocado green taffeta gown with a mint sa*h around the waist. The sash ^•draped to the hemline of the waltz length dress. She wore elbow • length mitts or dark green and a tiny lace trimmed veil in pale green. She carried a cascade ol pale yellow Figi crysanthemutns. • Bridesmaids were Mr*. Robert J. [ Dotson. Miss Marilyn Snyder of ; Fern Park, and the bride's sister, Miss Suzanne Stubbings. Their gowns were identical to that of the maid of honor except the colors , fcwere reversed. They carried pale yellow Figi crysanlhemums. Dr. Terry Bird was his son's beat mat). Ushers were Leonard Mont­ gomery, Orlando; Robert J. Dot­ son, Robert L. Willis Jr.; Robert G. and Earl H. Stubbing*, brothers of the bride.. For her daughter's wedding— Mrs. Stubbings chose a sea-green taffeta gown with portrait neck­ line, fittest waist and bouffant ■skirt. The satin yoke featured a design in pearls, gold and crystal embroidery. She wore beige ac­ cessories. The groom's mother was gowned in beige lace. Her full skirt and jacket were enhanced by coral ac­ cessories. The reception was held in Mc­ Kinley Hall. Assisting at the bride's table were Mrs. Arlhur Coplin, Mrs. W. B. Evans, Mrs. II. H. Tjre, and Mrs. Roy Wall. The hook was kept by Miss bride's bo Irene Zworykin. For her wedding trip the bride wore a black wool suit trimmed in velvet. Her hat and bag were of leopard. Tlie couple will live in San An­ tonio, Texas, where Mr. Bird is stationei! at Kelly Air Force Base. Calendar THURSDAY The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club will meet at the county council-center at 2 o'clock. The agent, Miss Myrtle Wilson, will give a demonstration on vegetable cookery. FRIDAY The Rose Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will meet at 0:15 a. m. at the home of Mrs. D. II. Mathers, 2:101 Lucrctla Court. Speaker will he Mrs. J. 1) Woodruff, who will talk on "New Annuais ami Plants” . ■ q i r ! L|« jQ flG y jp N n K I C Honored A t Party On 6th Birthday Mrs. G. U. Sprinkte enlertalnrd her daughter Sandy with a skat­ ing party on her sixth birthday Dec. 31, The children gathered at the Sprinkle home. 316 W. 9th St., and went to the skating rink on High way 17 92. After enjoying skating, they returned to Sandy's home to open her presents and have Ice cream and cake. Those enjoying the afternoon were Sandy Sprinkle. Dchbie Mc­ Lain. Cathy Hauser. .Tide Dean, Barbara Budrlek, Sonja Ventry, Elizabeth Ann Sweeney. Cathy Bozard, Arlene Parish. Nancy rprinkle, Mrs. G ‘ U. Sprinkie and .Mrs Raiph McLain. The first Great Lakes steamer, Walk-io-the-Water, was launched at Buffalo, N'. V., In 1818. Cunninghams Have Wild Turkey Dinner By Helen Snodgrass ENTERPRISE— All of the Cunn­ ingham family enjoy hunting so when early in the season Mrs. Cunningham killed a wild turkey, she dressed It and put It In the deep freeze until some liter Hay, hoping maybe all ,th« time that some other members of the family might get another to go with it— so sure enough they did, Thurs­ day or Friday last week la eame two more, and now they could have a dinner and Invite quite a group of their neighbors and friend* to join them for these delleaelei. And thus dreams eame true because Sunday evening at the Florida Power Club a group totaling 42 had a most delicious dinner. Most of the ladies added a dish of salad, cake and other things to make the dinner com­ plete and everyone was happy. Guesta Included Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Harris and Mel of Angola, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ford, Miss Emma Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford, Dr. and Mrs. Smith and children, Garet, Nancy, Susan, and Tlnsey, Mr. and Mr*. Monso Ta­ tum and sons, Monty, Frank and Jimmy, of DcLand: Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dayman and Mrs. Norton of Orange City; Mr. and Mrs. Toby Denby of Geneva; Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Dayman and Lovlek Jr., Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Ryan, Miss Helen Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Harris, Carroll Peterman, Mr. ad Mrs. Fred Bender, Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass, Mrs. Ida Padgett and Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham and Junior and Jean of Enterprise, and Mrs. Lucy Dobson of Jackson­ ville. Mr. and Mrs. William Hahn of Medford, L. I. are now occupying the Cox cottage on Lake Shore Dr. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler and I.lnda spent Thursday with Mrs. Woman’s Page New Year Diet; Five Pounds Off In Five Days Eating Of Bananas A new diet published this month in Vogue magazine is designed to peel off five of the pounds gained so easily during the holiday lesti vities. The diet has heen medically checked, and is a variant of the famous banana diet Introduced in the thirties by Dr. George Ilarrop of Johns Hopkins Hospital. The article states that binanas are not "fatteneri” , but contain a mere 119 calories at their larg­ est. The average count Is 88. The simple five day plan for Monday to Friday dieters calls for five bananas a day three day* out of the five. The other two days have appealing low calorie meals, Including a banana for lunch. Bananas are extemely digestible, assimilated easily by the body and are a fine sources of quick energy. Vogue claims that this is because of their protein and carbohydrate content. The bananas may be eat en in any way for this diet "mon­ key-fashion; sliced; broiled; or baked." The caloric Intake Is the thing, thus, the half and half instead of skim milk. The dieter need not be confined to skimmed milk as long as she counts the total number 0! calories. Water, unsugared tea, coffee and low-caloric carhonated drinks may be taken at will with the banana diet. The chart may be followed for longer than five days, but a physician should be consulted be- forr pursuing it for more thin iwo weeks. Vogue offers several tip* and pointer* to make the diet easier and the weight loss mere benefi­ cial, 1. "Eat slowly— the feeling of fulness depend* partially on chewplan." I. "Follow a moderate exercise plan” 3. "Restrict food portions 11 In­ dicated on chart.” The article closes with an en­ couraging word from a "distin gtzishort New Turk physician . "Just five a day! You needn't wartch "Your protein Intake and your starch.” Monday Menu Calories Breakfast— 119 1 banana black coffee I.uneh— 119 1 banana 106 1 glass milk Tea— 1 banana 119 Dinner 119 I banana, sliced with 1/3 cup no milk and cream Late Supper— 119 1 banana » T otal- 811 Tuesday Menu* Breakfast— Calories 4 glass orange Juice 51 1 poached egg 77 85 1 piece raisin toast black coffee Lun h— 119 1 banana black coffee Dinnrr— 1 1 cup bouillon 1 t lb. lean broiled aleak 338 4 medium sized broiled 28 mushrooms 4 cup lettuce with tomato slices (1/2 tomato) A M , THE MONKEYS nron’ t in the zoo! A 1 The Sanford Herald several members o f the sta ff begin the "banana” diet, which a gear's in today’s issue. The diet is one sug­ gested by Vogue magazine, l.eft to right, Virginia Conn, Beta Ashby, Tatty Walker, Oarotyn Untie, Evelyn Cushing, Jo Porter. (S taff Photo) Lemon dressing 3t 1/2 cup sliced fresh pineapple 37 T o ta l- 758 Wednesday Menu Same as Monday . . ThurM,a>' Breakfast • 1 H glass apple Juice 62 1 toasted corn muffin 131 1 pat butter SO black coffee Lunch— , 119 1 banana black coffee Dinner— 4 medium sized shrimp 38 31 2 tablespoons catsup 332 1/2 broiled chicken 23 6 small hoilcd onion* 18 carrot and celery sticks 37 1/2 pear (water pack) Total— 817 Friday Menu Repeat Monday's regime. Tyler's mother. Mrs. E. C. Vaughan and sisier, Mrj. Tom Rivers and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bayne returnWednesday to their home on Stone Island after having visited with relatives in Miami. 5!iss Jean Cunningham has been TTie Women's Auxiliary of the spending several days with her Seminole County Medical Associa­ sister, anti brother in law, Sir. and tion has organized a loan closet of Mrs. Tohy Denhy In Oviedo. sick room supplies and cnnvcn; icneej. These articles and supplies, as the name suggests, are available on a loan basis to l-divHui's ■*—t families who may have need of Ihem for a short or undetermined period of time. As these article* sre to be on loan free of charge, and there Is no fund to draw on to supplement Ihe stock, the Women's Auxiliary is requesting voluntary donations to build up the supply. The following is a list of suggest­ ed articles that could be found useful to shut-ins Iwsth sick and convalescent; backrests, bedside tables fstretching over bed), port­ able radio* and TV's, also hrdpans. commodes, rubber rings, vaporizes, crutches, wheelchairs, walkers, etc. The Seminole County Chapter, American Red Cross, I22'A Pal­ metto Ave., has offered to store these articles at their headquart­ ers. Contact for both donating ar­ ticles ami receiving article* on loan should be made with Mrs. OrWile L. Barks, Phone FA 2 5025_ or Headquarters, local Red Cross, CHAIRMEN OF TIIE PATRON Commit tea for the High Fever Follies are readying Ilia Mrs. Mary D. Knox, Phone FA list anil the ticketa for those residents o f S ntinolu County who wish to sponsor the 2-4123. tlrman, ami Mrs. Charles II. Cole, chair­ The Red Cross Chapter has two variety show. Mrs. R. N, llluikwcldcr. tohospital beds available for loan man, itre seen aa they met Friday at the ho iu ot the general chairman, Mrs. Don Bru­ baker, (Photo by Bergstrom ) purposes. Loan Closet Begun By Medical Women J b ib l (& BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Bohbv L. Frank Hit of Alliens, Ga.. announce the birth of an eight pound daughter, Joilic Carol, on Christmas Eve. I)cFranklf ’.a ccmber 24, 1957. Mrs. Franklf. -a ty,0 former Carleen Hollenbeck, of West First St. Mr. Franklin is the son of C. L. "Doe” and Mrs. Frank­ lin of Panama City, formerly ol Sanford. Mr. and Mrs, S. C. Chapman- of Miami are announcing the birth of a daughter, on Dec. 30. The girt has been named Teresa Gall and weighed 7 lbs. 8 ozs. Mrs. Chap­ man is the former Marjorie An­ derson, daughter of Mrs. C. A Anderson Jr. This is the Chap man's second child anti daughter. Mr. and Mrs. G. t\ Bishop Jr. announce .lip birth of a daughter Carol Ann, born on December 17 at Seminole Memorial Hospital. fisJUjonjoh Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr. ami ni ce, .Miss Shirley Robinson, have just returned from several days spent in Foley, Ala. with Mr. ami Mrs. W. E. Thompson and family and with Miss Annie Barclay in Live, Oak, Fla. Visiting Mrs, Anderson since her return is her son Craig, w!u» Is home on leave for several days, lie is with the Navy in Norfolk, Va. Friends of Herald Heckcnbach will he sorry to learn that he has been called In Chicago due to the critical illness of his mother, Mrs. IL E. Heckcnbach. Woman’s Club Sets Card Party Ja n . 8 Tie .Sanford Woman's Club will have a luncheon and card parly Wednesday, January 8 at 12.30 P. M Reservations should bo made by calling Mrs. Raymond Smith at FA 2 5677. Church Calendar MONDAY The Cherub choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 4:15 P. M. The Chapel choir will rehears# at 8:00 P. M. The Intermediate G. A.'a of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:15 at the home of Mrs. Charlie Park. Sr. The Wesleyan Sendee Guild of First Methodist Church meets Mon­ day, January 6 at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Miss Mabel Chapman, wllh Miss Chapman and Mrs. Hazel Flynt ns co-hostesses. Circle 10 of First Melhodlst Church meets at 7:30 p. m. at the 'lome of Mrs. Pat Hatchett. Tiie Boy Scouts of tho First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:60 j). m. The Phllathea Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Joe L. Corley, Cameron Ave. This is an important meeting and it is hoped all members wUl be present. The Junior Choir of the First i "cshylerian Church will meet for rehearsal at 4:13 p. m. The Pioneer Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for supper and recreation In the Youth Building from 8:00 p. m. through 8:00 p. m. The W.S.C.S. «f Ebenezer Metho­ dist Church will meet at the homo of Mrs. C. E. Johnson at 7:45 p. m. TUESDAT The Gleaner* Class of the First Baptist Church will have its regu­ lar monthly meeting st the homa of Mrs, M Wa fa tt-- •:rr, 540 Va­ lencia Drive, at 3.t:a P. M. Rifle Ammunition SlIOTfiUN SHELLS Fresh Stuck Just Rerrised IM PERIAL SERVICE STATION Cor. Mlh A Park COURTESY WEEK SPECIALS! “ W H IL E T H E Y L A S T ” Take Your Pick For — HOMESITE or INVESTMENT AtcdtoA J m Jw V Ylw ikkcw i Butter and Relish DISHES Class with Aluminum Covers Ten Miles West of Sanford A “ Worth Much More” '. '4t 90 Beautiful Lots T T r n r g fA - 89c Courtesy Week BARGAIN SCOOP! 1817 Ropers Bros. Silver "49.95 »i -P lu s - $10.00 Chest n FREE! $500. Lakefront Down $6C £ SELECTION OF Canalfront $395. Down U2 Lakeview $195. Down $27 202 E. 1st FA 2-0181 C H IN A SEMINOLE REALTY Sanford, Florida Phone FA 2-5232 1001 P A R K A YEN U l H N U B H H H B H I I PATTERN S ^2 Price Lake M arkham Is one o f Seminole County’ * most beautiful Sand Bottom Lakes and only on* mile from beautiful Wekiwa River, where th# big Bohn are abundant th# year around. for all information contaet W ert Jewelry Store kjnrK yr-*;v f m . E. KADER Jeweler 11* Ho. Park Aro, FA 2 -M «* �1958 ' f t p ftm forb f t r a lt ( Symphonic Handicap 7 h s L $ a n fo h d Tonight di&hald Orioles See Good Year SPORTS EDITORS: This Is the 13th of 11 dispatches on the off-season of each major league team for I9M written by the managers of eseh club. By TAUL RICHARDS Manager of Baltimore Orioles Written for the United Press Sanford Outboard ncgatla. WAXAHACHIE, TF.X., m — According to Robson, the Club Tho Orioles should finish has a promise of $650 from downsomewhere around the middle in town Sanford merchants. “ We need the standings, near the first 1800 to cover the races,'' Hobson division, next reason. said, And, who knows, we might even According to Sanford Root and make it this time after coming so Ski Club Commodore, Dr. A. W. elose last time. Woodall, the races arc promoted It nil depends on who comes by 'J1* l°eal c 'llb am* sanctioned through for us and who does not hy the American Power Boat Ascome through for some of the *oclaI "The quicker we send other clubs. ‘ he APBA the cheek for minimum We’ve got some boys who should coverage the races, the more fir improve —Gus Triandos, Billy Gardner, Al Pilardk and Brooks t / ’“t before h ? " * the u Sanfonl races.'* Robinson. Woodall said And the addition of Larry Doby draw more and better " " c * 1!1 dr from the White Sox gtves us a racing drivers with the additional ONE OF THE FAST SPEEDBOATS that will lie seen on Lake Monroe Jan. ID during little more authority with tjio bat publicity," Hobson declared. the Second Amnml Sanford Outboard Reguttn. Driver of the C Racing Utinabout la C. and n little better halanre in the Robson pointed out that drivers hatting order. arc notified wl* when, the financial It. Wntaon o f St. Petersburg. a™ f\ W" «lancl?' Right now. I'm planning on clearance through the APBA is obkeeping Doby despite the trado tamed. “ The sooner we get the rumors to the contrary although financial business cleared up, the tho broad expanses of Memorial sooner wc arc officially sanctioned, Stadium muy not he quite to and **1e more drivers will make Larry's liking. h I o is * to )ui hnrn '* hn rU ilntO il Jitif plans to be here,” he pointed out By OSCAR FRALEY 'clouting Tony into Umbo when the We had fairly good pitching United Press Sports Writer young upstart attempted to wrest last year and I hope to be a little PLEASANTVTLLE, N. J. W — the light heavyweight crown from stronger next season with lefty MILWAUKEE, Wis. 7«—Middle­ Tony Anthony did neck exercises Archie's graying locks. Anthony, Don Ferraresse and right-hander weight champion Carmen Basilio, until everybody watching began to however, hasn't given up. If he Charlie Bcamnp coming up after win wre led the crown from vete-. get (liny—and then he tlid more, had such a tendency, he might. good showings with A'ancouver, ran Hay Robinson during a “ lion-1 “ That's right," said Ernie Bra- have stepped out of the ring for Also our bonus boy—Jerry S$ood tong ago. hearted" performance, has been ca. his manager. “ Keep at it." Walker-looked pretty good in the For, as llraca sees It, that neck lie's the fellow, you may reuicin named “ boxer of the year" for 10 to 12 games he worked last 1937 bv the National Boxing Assn, could well determine the future of her, who was on the 1932 Olympic season. Especially, that 10-inning Basilio was given the honorary boxing's light heavyweight and team with Ids pal, Patterson. Turn- 1-0 job against Washington. I title in the NBA’s first ratings of heavyweight divisions. Ing pro, he won eight in a row by really think the boy Is going to IBM. Fred Saddy, chairman of the There Is a theory in this wind- knockouts —• and then was flat- help us. By EARL WRIGHT NBA's rating committee, said In swept boxing camp not far from tcncd Himself, United Press Sports Writer Too, 1 look for Bily O'Dell to NEW YORK W — Y. A. Tittle, citing the former welterweight Atlantic City that these exercises lB-WIn Bounce Back be improved and we should get will assist young Tony In building Tony bounced back to win 10 in some good pitching out of stand­ the bald headed quarterback who champion: "ItU3lllo, a lion-hearted fighter, up a resistance to a knockout a row, six by knockouts. sparked six successful San Fran­ bys like Billy Loes, Connie John­ Then Tony was flattened again. cisco Forty-Niner rallies In the fi­ gave away height, weight and punch, Ami It Is an ability, they son and Harold Brown, along "That happened at Johnstown, nal minutes of the 1937 season, has cleverness to Robinson and stiil admit, which he needs dejperatewith the relievers George ZuverPa,," Tony recalls with a wry been named natinnal football lea­ whloped him. Basilio bears himself ly. ink nnd Kenny Lehman, gue “ player of the year" in the with the dignity of a champion. “ He has all the talents that any grin, “ A disastrous place. They We got by to a great extent on had a Hood there, too," annual United Press poll. Hu has been a careful trainer and fighter has ever had." Braca as­ defense Inst season, even running Anthony won another pair and Tittle received It of 31 votes a courageous fighter." serted fondly. “ He can hit with up a new league record in number cas^ by sports writers who cover­ Saddy had New Year’ s advice for anybody and box with anybody, then, monotonously, was kayoed of errorless ball games. That de­ ed the NFL campaign in the II fighters in the heavyweight divi­ and that includes Floyd Patter­ himself. Since then it's been up again, fense should be as good or bettor league cities. , . . sion. especially title contenders, son." down again. He flattened Chuck this season with additional seaJohn Unitas, Baltimore Colts Tony GlasvJawrd “ Interest In the heavyweight di­ quarterback, and Jim Brown, Cle­ vision is important to boxing and, But Tony, a slcnuer, hard-mus­ Spleser to win a shot at Moore veland Browns rookie fullback, with complications involving the cled picture fighter who carries and was put in cold storage him­ tied for second in the balloting champion, there is no reason why horse shoes in either hand, Is as self. He can punch, as attested by his with seven votes each. Tommy those listed as contenders should suspect as a three-lime loser when O’Connell, Cleveland quarterback, he marching lo the backwoods for it comes to absorbing a wallop ta record nf 23 knockouts In 31 fights. But whenever somebody lands one received three. Gene Brito, defen­ competition while avoiding each the whiskers. sive end for the Washington Kod­ otl*cr." he said. Right now ho is training to take from the outfield, Anthony docs akIni, received two, The oilier vole Saddy said a “ natural" bout to on Yvon Durelie -t Madison Square the most complete blackout since went to Hugh McKlhenny, San establish the rightful top man to Garden on Jan. 19. It is a bout the Battle of Britain. All five of Francisco offensive halfback and challenge champion Floyd Patter­ which could lead Tony back to the his lasses have resulted when his chin came in contact with a lea*h. end. son would he between Eddie Ma- threshhold of great opportunity. The poll was conducted at the rhen and Zora Folley, rated one He stubbed his toe the last time, cry object. close of the regular season and and 'two In But order. a pappy guy named Archie Moore prior to the Western Division play­ BROWNS SIGN THREE off and the league championship game CLEVELAND IP — (Juarterhack game Van Brockiln said he had no de­ George Walker of the University This probably was the linest sea sire to embark on a coaching ca­ of Arkansas and tackles Charles son of iait-mlnuto clutch perform­ reer and instead will continue to Mitchell of the University of Flor­ ances ever registered in the NFL. LOS ANGELES TP — Fabulous act as a sales and public relations ida and Gene Dickerson of the They failed to net San Francisco nnst"'* Mur Norman Van Brock- representative for a pipeline com­ University nf Mississippi have heen Itio Western title only because lie lin of the I,ns Angelo* Hams has pany in Portland, (Ire., where he 1signed by the Cleveland Browns troll refused to be bealr-n an I rat officially goto* into retirement after will make hLs home. for the 1938 National Football Lealied score a 31 21 play off vic­ nitt" seasons as one of the Nation­ “ I don't feel I'm leaving the gue season. tory over San Francisoo after 'l it­ al Football League's top quarter­ Rams in a lurch," Van Brorklin tle had helped his team lake a 2; 7 backs. said. “ They've got Iwo or three EXPECT 39 ROOKIES lead in the third quarter. The “ EhIng Dutchman", as Van quarterbacks coming up.!' CINCINNATI HR — The Cincin­ During the season, Tittle com­ Brorklin became known in proGeneral Manager I'ctc Rozelle nati Redlcgs will open their rookie pleted 17tl of 2J9 pases fur 2,157 funthall, declared he still felt he of the Rams disclosed the club '.raining camp at Plant City, Fla., yards and 13 touchdowns. Hi, per h ul ‘ .i season or two" left in him agreed to let Van Brocklin retire Feb. 15, with Manager Birdie Tebrentage of completions was the hut derided lo quit while at the even though he still had a >rar to bettts and Coaches Jimmy Dykes, league’s best, C3.I. He'll lead the tot> of his game. go on his current contract because Tom Ferriek ami Johnny Kiddle inWestern Division stars against the “ It begin to be a menu! strain the quarterback has made up his Jstructlng an expected group of 30 Fast in Site Pro Bowl game at Los each season," Van Brockiln told mind. • j youngsters. Angeles Jan. 12. a hastily-called press conference Tilth*, lit), completed Ids lOtli pro late Thursday. “ I’ m about the last football campaign in 1957. lie play of the guys I came up with and rd college football at Louisiana I decided it was lime to. retire." Slate. • “ I began thinking of retiring In mid season for no particular rea­ The first session of the it, F. son other than I decided that this Supreme Court wus held in IT'.M) was my last season and the Balti­ LOW COST with Chief Justice Jay presiding. more Colt game was my last Boat, Ski C l u b D i s c u s s e s Regatta Financial Problems Finance Chairman Harry Robaoti and ofriclals of the Sanford Boat and Ski Club met over the weekend In an attempt to iolve the financial problems connected with brHcinr: the national spotlight of sp?rdbont facing to Sanford on Jan. t9 for th-* Second Annual Johnny King Born Hundred Years Too Late By OSCAR FRALEY United Pre*» Sporfo Writer Confidence Is, however, one of the strong point* of the slender six footer whose trademark Is a cigar clamped constantly in the corner of his mouth. He learned wa. t e J lM veIrs“ t tld i afo fo r^ a v T ^hut th i h e ^ v e .V v e l/e .n e e } fja.itneta*' Is la a • *tall, all Thandsome " . ' ....... fel Johnny low out of Cleveland who looks Uke and probably should have been » Mississippi steamboat gambler. HaM nn mwiMm In swieai . ^ “ o ^ h l. howlinl In narUeufor and on his bowling in particular. The top keglers in the country will tell you It'a a bad bet when you wager against him. Up until three years ago, dark b ,i^ . w w y .™ “ * bcllpve ln l,lm,elf ,,urin* 18 monthslnaermanywllhacoml.it and heavy mortar company of the Fifth Division during World War H. Good as Next Fellow “I've Just got to figure I'm as X**1 « Lh« next follow or I would" t Ust long," say. the level eyed M .. 36-yeur-oid. Johnny currently is appearing on "Bowling Stars," a nationally tele vised bowling competition which * • . a s r a j a t .5 ! !£ . 2 “ i f ; " * ° , 0M tsl b «™ . ... ,b. nation', top ■tars. Rolled IS 300 Games • T , 1 . 7 ^ 7 - Johnnv has roiled* M nerfert W eimei In of thsm monlhs. I,_a In the last m innine irt-rt,,** ni,.. series of SM on games of 300 268 “ It took me a while to gain con­ fidence In myself when I decided to take the plunge into profesatonal bowling," Johnny says, “ hut after I wnn a couple of matches, I decided that I had done the right thing." m„ .i,.» r* b ., i ^ '" ' Fellows like Johnny, Billy Welu, ,,ick Wcbcr anl U e have become household by-Words in a moi^and more untl more bowling conscious. nfr of rarh he#d!,R,,head m l' eh receiving $1,000, plus $10 for each pin over 700 while the loser gets $1 a pin and anybody rolling 300 gets a $10,000 bonus. Johnny, who gives ISO exhibi­ tions a year, sums up bowling In one short sentence: "Bend down and reach out," ,-REVIEWOF THE YEAR-By Alan Maver I---------------------------- SEPTEMBER----------------------------- MlLW*UXte 0RAV£ S ty/R t a b /r F/x&r m m M r, w t y y o r k vann e e * rxe/R 23-* At Tittle Is Named Football League Player Of Year Carmen Basilio Boxer Of Year Sports Parade SOKC The ninth rice at the SanfordOrlutdo Kennel Club tonight has T been designated aa the “ Symphonic Handicap" in honor of a large group of epeclal guests expected for the 10-event program. Visiting the traek tonight win be close to 100 representatives from the Symphonic Radio and Electro­ nic Corporation of New Brunswick, N. J. The group, consisting of compsny executives and distributors from w throughout the United States, is currently making its headquarters at Sanford'i Mayfair Inn. Mrs. Ray Clevcni and Mr*. Al Leon have been choaen from the “ Symphonic" group to present a silver platter to the owner of the winning greyhound following the special race. Among the favorites In the fivesixteenths mile trophy test are ^ Black Elaine, Free Copy and Wil­ lard J. DOW WINS AWARD CHICAGO irn — Dow Finsterwald, who played the most con­ sistent golf on the pro circuit dur­ ing 1937, has been named winner of the Golf Digest magazine's per­ formance award. Finsterwald fin­ ished with a .M3 average ln thr$ magazine's ratings, while Doug Ford wound up second with .831 mark. Bill Casper was third at .tit Arnold Palmer fourth at .132 and Art Wall fifth at .10T. sonlng for Bub Boyd at first and Robinson at third. And, our batting punch could very wcl be beefed up If Bob NIeman could bounce back to the form he showed In 1956 when he^ hit .320. His 41-point drop hurt at the plate last year especially with Willy Miranda hitting below .200. 0 . D. 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OR SHINE 8:10 P.M. ★ Nightly * Matinee Wed. & Sal., 2 P.M. except Sunday • Heated Stands * Luxurious Clubhouse Sorry, No Minors Put An Kxtra Hoorn ln The Attic Build Screened-In Putio Paint— Outside or Inside Add a Bedroom An Ext'a Bath Jerry Collins, Operator Beplace Decay cd Porch or Steps Repair I.eaky Roofs Call FA 2 5581 The Lumber Number For Sudden Service Lumber & Supply Yard FERTILIZERS - CHEMICALS - GARDEN SUPPLIES S Miles South of Sanford, Highway 17-92 v t 213 W. 3rd St. lu fw i V k V �% House Hunfer Should Beware Of Future Slums CDR. R. C. KNICiHT, USN, COMMANDING OFFICER o f VA1I-7 is pictured as ho presents a check for $183, in behalf o f VAH-7 Detachment C(5, to George Touhy, Gen­ eral Chairman of the United Fund. This contribution raised the total donations made to the charity drive by VAH-7 to over $587. (Officinl USN Photo) Farm Research Helps Everyone 83,000 Aliens Are Expected To Report Addresses In ’58 BY LEROY TOPK United Pr*»« Staff rnrre-tiomt-nt NEW YORK - < U P t - A wellknown architect says t'ne main thintr a hpuse-hunter should worry about is staying out of the "slums of tomorrow." Wyatt C. Hedrick of Hedrirtc A Stanley, New York snd Fort Worth, planner*, says far too many of the home developments since World War 11 will become slums that breed iuveniN delin­ quency anil other bad romlitiort* because the houses are too small and alike. Other builders, however, dis­ agree—they say people—not buil­ dings—make slums, that many low price '"all alike” houses built in the 1920'a still are not slums. Hedrick said the tragedy of it is that haste rather than economy caused much of the bad building after World War 11. ,-lf people hadn't been in such a hurry for a new house, much better houses could have been built for the same money— and in a much more pleasing variety." Hedrick said that when you go house-hunting he sure to take along a flashlight for dark places and a 50-foot tape measure for accurate measures. Look At Neighborhood lit' gave these other rules for house-hunters: Never pay more than three times your annual income nor less than one and one-half times your income for a house. (Jet out of your car and look around the neighborhood; see how people thereabouts keep lip their houses, lawns and sidewalks. Make sure the int is zoned to keep out undesirable businesses and factories, and that tho drain- District Director, Joseph Sivoretti. of the Immigration and Natursliralion Service estimated to­ day that approximately 11.000 aliens will report their address un­ der the Federal Allen Address Re­ port Program. The Immigration official said that TI.J08 aliens reported their address during January 1OT7. Savoretti said that ait non-citlrens. except those in diplomatic statu*, foreign representatives of certain International organisations and thoie admitted temporarily at agricultural laborers, are required to file the address report. He added that any alien who will­ fully violates tho address report requirement may he fined up to $300, Imprisoned for 30 days, and deported. In addition aliens who are not In the United States dur­ ing January must report their ad­ dress to the Service within 10 dipt after their return. The District Director, Joseph Savorrtli, said that address report cards will be available at all Immi­ gration Service offices and all local United States Post Offices through­ out the State beginning Jan. 1, 1958. ttlj# fcgpforS VrrtIB Ehterprise Ry Helen Snodgrasa Mr. and Mr*. Douglas Scnrboro and daughter of Lakeland were week-end guests of Mr. and Mra. D. J. Parker. Lovlck dayman Jr., left Wednesday to resume his studies at (ieorgia Tech after spending holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mr*. L. O. dayman. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Drprattcr and daughter of Nahunta, (la. were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloan and family of Oviedo joined them for Christmas dinner. Mrs. Ruah Lowes of Fan Clair, Wi». Mrs. l.cnora Riocker of Chipley and Mrs, Elizabeth Tyler of Osteen were dinner guests Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler amt Linda. Mrs. lames and Mrs. Riocker are sis­ ters of Mr. Tyler and daughters of Mrs. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Stewart and children, Eddie, Tom, Jeff and Reeky and Mrs. Viola Stewart and Jim Stewart of Maytuw-n, Ky. were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tom Hen­ derson and Charlene of Tallahas­ see were visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Ryan Saturday. Col. and Mra. Weaver spent several days with friends in (iainaville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Authur Parker and family of Orlando were visit­ ing Mrs. Rertha Hardin and Mrs. Dessie Rums Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris and ion Mel left Thursday to re­ turn to thsir home in Angola Indianla, where he will resume his studies at Tri-State Univer­ sity after having spent the holi­ days with his parents and Mrs. F. R. Harris ami uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ryan. age runs away from the house properly. Re sure to check on water, sew­ er and storm sewer connection* and fireplugs ns well ai utilities. Inquire about schools. If there aren't any you can hot new onrs will be built and that will send your tax rate up. I heck the heating plant end make sure it is big enough and nlso modern enough to be econ­ omical. And of course check the site of TRAGIC JOB every room and its orientation HARTFORD, Conn. - ( U P ) — and be sure you are not letting your-self in for unpleasant sur­ Five minutrs after he reported prise* after you have lived in It for work on a new Job, Frank Adamitik fell 75 feet to his death. awhile. Mon. Jan. 8, Government Asked To Alter Slum Aid CHICAGO —V —Eleven experts have called for the government W change Its stand on providing fede­ ral aid for slum clearance. The experts said present federal lafcs should he changed to enable cities to treat commercial and In­ dustrial slums on an equal basis with housing blight. The experts. In answer to a questionnaire distributed by the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment, said Industry would continue to build outside cities unless commercial and in­ dustrial slums are cleared and space made available for rcdevelopment. They pointed out the existing laws provide for federal aid in slum clearance only when residen­ tial slums are cleared for Indus­ trial ami commercial use or when industrial and commercial slums are cleared for residential redevel­ opment. The experts maintained indus­ trial and commercial slums in many cities are unsuitable for housing after clearance because of their location. They also said it Is not always possible under present laws to re­ develop areas cleared of slums for their best maximum use, Funds Too Limited Those who favored modification of the federal aid laws included Sen. Joseph S. Clark (D-Pa.); Rob­ ert Moses, chairman of the New York City Committee on Stum Clearance; Fred Kramer, presi­ dent of Draptr and Kramer, Inc., Chicago; Grady Clay, Loulsvllla Courier Journal real estate editor; Patrick llealy Jr., executive direc­ tor, American Municipal Assn.; James J. Scheuer, New York City developer: George Duggar, Uni­ versity of California, anti L. P. Cooklngham. city manager of Kat^ sas City, Mo. Other experts, including Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R-N. Y.), agreed with the need for modification of the laws but did not favor imme­ diate or complete removal of the "predominantly housing” provision without some restriction. Sen. Paul II. Douglas (D-III.) and Dorris Shiskln of the AFL-CIO Housing Committee objected to any change at this time In the laws. They said federal funds now available arc too limited to go be­ yond the need for slum clearance. Douglas am! Shiskln also said commercial and Industrial develop­ ments are more easily financed without government aid than are housing developments and new laws might swing the emphasis to commercial ami Industrial work at the expense of eliminating resi­ dential slums and rebuilding with standard housing. General Insurance . H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-1451 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT Al Mobile Unit Caters Annual Alien To Locomotives Address Report CHICAGO—ftp—A mohllc refuel­ ing unit which supplies complete Program Underway WASHINGTON —in—The Agri­ cultural Research Service (ARS) says in an editorial in the Novem­ ber issue of its monthly bulletin that agricultural research has benrfitted everyone—farmert and con­ sumers—in work done primarily for farmers. ‘ 'Sure, agricultural research is done for farmers," ARS said. "Rut it benefits them only when it help* to meet the needs and preferences of consumers. . The service said Agricultural re­ search has benefltted farmers “ by shortening their workday and lightening their labors’’ and has helped increase their purchasing power. . ‘ •it has elevated the dignity of farming, given farm young people better educational, social, and business opportunities," it added. "All this farm progress has benefitted the whole country. Farm la­ bor has hern released for produc­ ing o'her kinds of goods and serv­ ices. To Sleet A Demand ‘ ‘Our urban-industrial economy, with its high standard of living, could never have come about ex­ ' V cept for the research development of an efficient, technical, and spe­ cialized system of producing and marketing our farm and forest pro­ ducts." ARS said improvements in agri­ culture just don’ t happen, but re­ sult from research undertaken be cause farmers and consumers want something better. To a large ex■ tent, it said, consumers' needs and preferences set the course and en courage farmers to apply the re- engine “ catering service" to rail­ road locomotives lias gone into jervice in the Chicago area. The unit, which can refuel, lu­ bricate or even replenish a loco­ motive's hoppers with the sand it needs fnr wheel to-ral! traction, was made by the Farrell Manufac­ turing Co,, Joliet, III. The refueler is able to complete its Job within 20 minutes and get on Iti way to handle the needs nf another locomotive. Richard Dtichossois, president ol the firm, said that the new unit eliminates the need for many largo permanent fueling and sanding stations in the yards. It further saves time consumed by “ dead­ heading’’ from outlying areas to yards for re fueling, he said. The unit, mounted on a standard truck chassis, has a capacity of 1.600 gallons of furl oil. 25 gallons of lubrication oil and Zl cubic feet of sand. Joseph Savoretti. District Direc­ tor of the Immigration nml Natu­ ralization Service, al Miami, ad­ vised today that the annual alien address report program is again under way. According to Savoretti, 71,508 aliens reported their addresses last year in the State of Florida. The niunher this year is expected to l>e slightly larger. Savoretti attri­ bute* this anticipated increase to the fact that official Service re­ cord* indicate approximately 1,000 additional aliens have established residence in the stale each month during the past year. Ttie Immigration officials point­ ed out that the address reports are required by law and willful failure to comply with these re quirements may lead to serious consequences. Forms with which to make the reports are availahlc at all Post Office* and Immigration Offices. It is an easy matter to fill nut one of the rards and return it to the same office. Savoretti added that trained per­ sonnel will he on hand in all Immi­ gration Office* to answer any question* the reporting aliens may have regarding immigration and naturalization matters. Sufficient traineil personnel are not avail­ able to furnish this service In all Post Offices. ault*. ARS pinpointed one commodity which is now available year round because of research. “ We eat lettuce without a thought." it said. “ But year-round lettuce took plenty of thought by scientists. Plant breeders had to find out ways to develop diseasereiistant varieties. Other scientists had to find out ways of growing lettuce efficiently in both wintercrop and slimmer crop areas. And ItKlTRN VISIT they had to learn how to keep let­ HARTFORD, Conn. — (UP)— tuce during long hauls to mar­ Twenty-four hours after being re­ kets.” leases! from a hospital, Michael Alt.*! said the same cart be said McCarthy was hack again when a of nearly everything Americans tanker truck inmim-d a ear in rat. I which he was riding. Fur blends, intarsla knits, ban-ion uiut orlon. In slip over*, cardigans, push-up long and short sleeve*. Dyed To Match! Broken sizes. Taken from our regular stock o f brand-name lines . . . these are all new Full and Winter dresses re­ duced especially for Courtesy Week.* Cotton A wool knits, wool jerseys, cotton, tweeds, cotton cashmeres, velveteens, wool &. rayon flannel jumpers. Keg. 7.98 - 11.95 Now 4.98-8.98 Keg. 8.95 - 2-1.95 Now 5.00 - 14.95 Blouses Skirts Cotton, dacron blouses. Lon? and short 7 ... . sleeves. Solids and prints. Several Wool, orlon it dacron blends, quilted, vel­ different styles. Sizes 28 to 40. veteen, corduroy and all wool. Flare and slim styles. Sizes 22-30. .Values 1.98 - 7.95 Not all sizes in all styles. Dyed to mAtch. SAVE Rejrular 3.98 - 12.95 by JANUARY 10th and cam a full 12 MONTHS’ RETURN IN 1958 CURRENT RATE 3|j ,o PER Nowr Now 2 .9 8 -8 .9 8 ANNUM SHOP and. Save —Pay* 9 100 - 4.98 �r �4 H STd Worker Employes Must File Return By Jan. 31 COURTESY W EEK STREAMERS are belngr displayed in downtown stores throughout the week. Here, Tommy McDonald (left) and Ed Davis, Jaycees. distribute streamers to merchants downtown. They attach a streamer to the front door at CownnV. (Photo by Bergstrom) Aquarium Society Meets Wednesday At Billhimer Home . . _ The Central Florida Aquarium Society will meet Wednesday in the home of the president. Miss Betty Billhimer at 808 Catalina Drive. The meeting is scheduled for 8 p. m. and program chairman George Dabbs plan* a roundtable discussion of the challenge, care and maintenance of the acqua-ium in the home. The society will M d monthly meeting* in the homes o( various members in order to dis­ play aquaria In their home sur­ roundings. The society to include persons living In Sanford and surrounding cities is open for membership and all persons becoming members at the Wednesday meeting will he con­ sidered as charter members. Advantages of membershio in the society include a subscription to the "Tropical Fish Hobbyist" magazine, a discount at "Aqua Pets” store, and the sharing ot aquatic experiences with fellow aquaristj and experts In the field through discussions, lectures and film. Anyone interested In member •hip U urged to be present at the Blacksmith Trade Needs Young Men KANSAS CITY— (UP)—It will be a sad day when horses have to go barefooted in the United state. And thllt.s prohably what ,vill happen before long, said Bill Coons of Linwood, Kan., unlets ">n>" young men enter the black* dth tread. Coons, -Id-yenr-old smith travel* in eastern Kansas, shoeing horses by appointment only, For 33 years, he'* been doing the same job—and 15 years of that time was spent in apprenticeship In El Dorado, Kan. Coons said there are a lot of beginners trying to shoe horses, “ But," hr added, “ none of them have enough experience to do u leal job.’’ In this modem age of science, even the engineering experts haven't invented a horseshoeing machine. There nrc still no substltutes for a strong right nrm and an old anvil on which the shoes are shaped. Psychology Figure* But thers have been some changes, Coons pointed out. such as an electric forge instead.of a bellow-fanned fire to heat the horseshoe*. ^ S A A t l a n t ic III Coons has shod every kind of horses from a Clydesdate to thor­ oughbred. And it takes an expert to know which of the ISO varieties of horseshoes to use for each cus­ tomer. Nor is W-e trade just a matter of brawn. Psychology also enters into Coons, business. “ A horse will know if you’re afraid of him and reart accord­ ingly,” be said. "You've got to trent each one lifferently. Just like people.’’ For boys undecided on n trade, Coon .has a word of advice. “ If a young fellow wood take tip the business an 1 stick with it, he'll make n good living. Us oldtimers aren't going to be nround much longer. Emptiyers of household workers must file a return for the October through December 1957 quarter on or before January 31. 1958, the Dis­ trict Director of Internal Revenue for the Jacksonville district re­ minded them today. At the same time'. Colonel Byron R. Patton, district manager of the Central Florida social security of­ fice, pointed out that this obliga­ tion to file a return applies to every household employer who paid $50 uori Imore wages to "a IIU IS sIn is *cash w en •• W cook, maid, laundress, or any other household employe during the calendar quarter. Returns must be filed after the close of each cal­ endar quarter and are due April 30, July 31. October 31, and Jan­ uary 31 every year. Most household employers will make their report* on Form P42. This Is a special simplified form printed on the hack of a return envelope. If you are a household employer who is already on the mailing list of the District Director of Internal Revenue, one of these forma w’ai mailed to you before the end of December. If social security taxes are due from a household employer who is not now on the mailing list, the em­ ployer should ask the District Dir­ ector for the form and give him her name and addres* to be added t<t the mailing list before the next quarterly return is due. The amount of the social securi­ ty tax is P »rV o( the total cash wages paid to a household worker in a calendar quarter. The em­ ploye is expected to share this tax with the employer, however, it Is the obligation of the employer to report and remit the total tax of 4'!% to the District Director of Internal Revenue. While the $50 rash wage test applies separately to each household worker in your emptov, no report or social securi­ ty tax is due on any household worker to whom you pay less than $30 in rash during the calendar qnarter, Colonel Patton pointed out. KKK WARNED LONDON (UP)-Hnmr Scoretary It A Butler has warned that "appropriate action" would be takrn if necessary against writers of "Ku Klux Klan letters" to Brit Ish members of Parliament and other persons. The letters, purportedly coming from the Klan. have been reported received here in re cent months All have commented j on racial matters. N EW L O C A T I O N BAGGERLY BIG RECLII ING CONTOUR LOUNGERS ^ A T L A N T IC BANKL, NAT 10 1 # INAL BANK. or j a c k N V I . L L K i ir. sv.*»n /ws (Affiliated WifhTheA tlanlicNationalLank of,Jacksonville) STATEMENT OF CONDITION SANFORD, FLORIDA r- i NOW AT OUR Courtesy W eek OrgnHixod H)2S ., "'CYPRESS CARDENS By BARltAR \ FAl'E United Press Staff Correspondent TALLAHASSEE $7* — the year 10\a would would norm all v ne he consmeren considered 1938 normally an “ off-vear" for elections In Florid i but hut .a** rrtAnr«pd now Const! Unnttiida. proposed new tution, a possible three-cornered race for the U. S. Senate am! the growing Republican threat could temperatures. Dr. Miektev said a mother may turn it Into a rough-and-tumble | I notice her child ha* the sniffles t’° " tical year and a few hours later the child Elections without the governor­ will be dead. office*.. and ,ship, Cabinet ................... _ . major ... He warned narents In the area local position* at stake normalIv fonUet a d(Kt(,r if the|r fh„. do not srnffmte^«ucl^ ■tatewMc llr(.n lhow lUn, of oatehln)| a steam. although congressional cold. races have pepped up in recent Dr. Mickiry emphasiied that year* with the growing strength earlier report*, that the virus of the Republican Tarty. * pneumonia had reached epidemic Only statewide race on next proportion “ were exaggerated." year’s ballot I* for the U. S. Sen­ lie said the outbreak was consid­ ate seat held by Sen. Spesaard L. ered serious but not an epidemic. Holland. The senator, a former The medical examiner pointed 2553 PARK AVE. governor of Florida, has not said out that an average of about one whether he will seek re election. person a month Is killed by the disease. Possible Opponent* Many Courteous Week Nor have definite atatements come from former House Speaker IRKED BY DUCK* Ted David and ex Sen. Claude Pep­ MANLIUS, N. Y. - 4 B - Disgust­ Bargains per. but both have Indicated they ed when ducks continued to flock have ••serious" intentions. -I despite the draining of the village A Holland David Pepper rare pond for the winter. Mayor Her­ could spark a real old fashioned bert L Breckhcimer verbally blas­ Westinghouse & Maytag Appliances political clambake and make ID'S ted the quackrrs. "They are Just a banner year in political inter­ freeloaders," the mayor said, add­ Coleman Heaters est. ing that It eost the village $75 a Also at stake are the eight con­ month to feed them. "If the ducks Sunbeam Appliance gressional scats which come up had any sense," Breekhelmer said, every two year*. Headline atten­ "they’d go south anyway." tion will center on the 1st Dis­ trict seat of Republican William necessary to try to “ lell” the new C. Cramer of St. Petersburg, document, which goes to the bal­ where thp Democrats will make an lot in the November general elec­ all out fight to return Florida to tion for adoption or rejection by the ranks of the solidly Demo­ the people. cratic South. A number of powerful newspa­ Cramer has given some thought pers and organizations have al­ APPLIANCE CENTER to running for Roland's Senate ready started campaigns to try to 2553 Park Ave. FA 2-3872 seat, hut observers believe he will get the document rejected at the tnakc a bid to hang on to the post polls. tion hl. has. However, it will dr. pend on whom the Democrats put up against him. So far, no Democratic candidate has rome forth for the Cramer GYPSY ROSE FINED NKWYORK Entertainer au- but the party has served nnthor Gypsy Rose Lee paid a $50 tice,it will go alt out to try to at­ finp Frlslay for violating the multi­ tract a praven vote-getter to the ple dwelling law in her six room race. Seats at Stakr Manhattan house. She declared Other congressional seat* for she would evict the tenants after the house was ruled to have been which the Republicans are expect­ convpripd to apartment* because ed to make a strong bid Include the tenants paid rent and the the 3th District seat of Hep. A. s rooms had private baths. She said Hcrlong. I-ersburg and thr o'h Dis she would use the rntirp building trict seat of Hep. Jstnes A. Haley, Sarasota. Also at stake are scats herself. of Reps Charles Bennett, Jack­ sonville, Bob Sikes, Oreslvlew; OFF DUTY Dante Fascell, Miami, and D. It BUFFALO. ,N. Y. — V— While Matthews, Gainesville. George A. Watts. Jr.. 32. was takCampaigns for and against the ing off two weeks from his Job ns a proposed new stale Constitution, railway mail clerk to perform Jury including a new formula for reUpholstered in n variety o f fabrics, Holla-I lex nnil duty, the New York Central Buf apportionment of the legislature. n llirr modern lonR-wenrinjr upholstering mnlerinls. faio Chicago train on which he nor are exported to reach Into many All ntljuslnhle to several positions, ( ’ om forlnhle spring mally works was involved In a do- local legislative races, ........ ......................... ronslrurtion. rallment at White Pigeon. Mich. Gov. I.ettoy Collins, who has no The wreck took the life of one mailrace of his own. has served no FROM $69.50 to $115.50 clerk snd Injurd five. |tics* he will stump the state If ORD N M n i JOBS TOR DISABLED Hit 0ttfnit Rhlfll ALBANY. N. Y. - ( U P ) —The Mon. Jan. 6, 1958 New York State Division of Em­ ployment found a record 31,000 job* for disabled workers last sponsored by tha city was cancel­ year, according to Director Rich- led. Thera were %no taken. FORT LAUDERDALE (UP) - A ird C. Rtwkwray. Rrockway said • near-cpldemle outbreak of virus 2.200 of these job* went to” workpneumonia has crippcd this resort era with major disabilities, community, killing four 'young children in the last two week* with CHARMING ENOUGH little or no warning. PORTLAND, Me. - ( C P ) — A Rrowan! weekly charm eta** for high achfiSyM t/M ssn Mlckley it'aid ' n" rmand sophomore girl* n-irD-nUrtv -i-n the m disi , ool freshmen ' a*e- f . . 1 . .__________________ _ . . . .»* . oifficult to tlia^nOif. In !he beginning stages It appears to * * mnimnn r°l<l «i»h no high i ' a Could Be Rough 4 Children Die 9 In Virus Outbreak Tumble Political At Ft. lai'dsrHnlo Year For Florida AS OF DECEMBER 31, in.'»7 STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER 31. i ns; COMPTROLLER’S CALL COMPTROLLER'S CALL RES OURCES L I A B I L I T I E S r e s o u r c e s Doesi snd Discounts $1,343,833 34 Leona and Discount* Banking House, Furniture and Filter** Capital Stock Federal Reserve Bank Stork 11.009 M Other Resources 11.897.02 B. I. (tnvemmsn* Obligati one M.SMtt Reserves 14.18180 Unearned DDeouna fM35.IM.Sl Other Mark stable Bond# Undivided ProfHa I1T.3M.I4 L e V ie es O f Or*.It* D-poslU 19.81$, u r n TOTAL Cacti and Due From D I R E C T O R S He J. N X I M %H w siiavn* Ohslrmee *< ika !•»•* b arts an T ire uni i s: it. r t i l l i n ' >|r « l*r»*ld#n| it w. n m r . < ••hlFF o. r l* rr*tU *ai Mi nxiitM iM lilia l C M fcl'f k ■ »«*?. 4 Tka i. r m x i m A a a f * r 4 . fr la. T r t *. O rla a .I.. p a t l i g J. W . B H I f M rraal4aa« I t la a lf* *a fla a a l **f J a r k v a a v l l l a Ja tk a a a tllla , C«* J. a H m iiit o s J. C. I l g l f k l M i 4 r * m M a r i M f c r i . frU rlda Capital Stock BaaH I N I I . B O L T VI W A R D rpa a l4 a a f •• a f h w a r d F r a i l « a a M i f i fa a a. r. u r n V I # t P r M l 4 «R| A •< tinearnrd Dlaeount LaMars of Cradtt ■•■ft*r4. riar14a DEO. $199,583,195 87 la rp lu a Undivided P ro D t* l i a r Id a 40% O F F l! 118,978.888.73 L I ABI L I T I ES P r M l d r a f . H. B. »*•¥• ( • a f i n r . Ia< •• a f a r * . f U H 4 a <IRO. D. IlflHOr »•»!»•<. U a ft fi n«r«da 71,755,078.10 TOTAL n m. rn re rPMiiMi B r. S l i t of ODD LAMPS and TABLES so>«» it 0 * * r Marketable Bond* 11 859 008 ID OFFICERS Pr»al4*et 170,000 on ¥. I Government Obligation* $17,542,712 It MM.717.tT $ 4,000,000 no 8.000,000 no 1,788,130.31 2.132,071.97 973,173.33 470,127.31 183.111,381 93 l |/ ' COURTESY WEEK DISCOUNT OF On A ll During Courte«y Week t i l f t i 11 1 % I W /W SM O KERS and H ASSO CKS It’s Never Higher at — S r R K I I * Jft. lllaraoF •aaf«r4( flarlda 0 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TOTAL $19^535.193.87 (jJjJUorX^ClcaAAs (xL h / ru lu A L Jn o . 311 E. First St. t $2/9 50 REGULAR S2S9.50 \ WEEK ONLY FOR r•' 170,117.31 Oilier Reennrees $9.833,130.03 ■ 4. 1 on O*steaiers Liability Under Benk* j. Include* 2-Pc Sectional. 2 End Tables, 2 Table Lamps, nnd Extra matching Chair. Similar to illiistrntion. F* deeat Reeerve Bank Stn-k 5,III,201.74 TOTAL 1.894,7X8.71 Other Reel Estate— Professional Build­ ing Lot • Cash and Due From Han re 1,733.93 Banking Housn, Furniture and Fixture# 1 150.000 M 8-Pc Rattan Sectional LIVING ROOM SUITE $•>9,917,171 3* Overdrafts $ 250.M0 80 Surplus 111.1138* Ideal Florida m>om FA 2-5622 �Campaign Started Against Using Dogs Cats In Experiment By R E LM SMITH flatted P m a Seleses Editor HEW YORK (UP}—Aside from the stimulation Russia'* two Sput­ nik* gave to American space sci­ ence, the sharpest American re action has been directed at those sciences and scientists who use dogs and eats experimentally — to t the purpose o( advancing hu­ m s well-beteg. ‘ The reason for It Is that Lalka, Paga— 10 Mon. Jan. 6, 1958 9ft Ontftrrl Wtrall 19 Female Fish C. Towers Performs ForCuban leader ,^re Both Father, TRAFYTC TWnntKTTG SYRACUSE, X. Y. —(U P)— Police Chief Harold P. Kelly said be Intends to put up a "thinking'' trmfffk signal light to alow down -speeding automobiles. He said sis rounds ot taborslortss, has sees 1 dozen or so letters which, After denouncing scientists as By VEt.NOMSCOTT They’re eareful d o wn there ••sadists" and eren “ murderers" United PreSa flotlywood Writer about - strangers because of the urged them to give up their HOLLYWOOD (UP) - Every- revolution." "Commmrfttle practices.'* body likes a well-rounded blond; still not knowing what to ex* La[ka r .y # impetus —even presidents. pect, Connie (a native o( WhlteBy DELOS SMITH The Todferoos campaigns od Curvesome C o n n i e Towers, fish, Flathead County. Montana) United Press Science Editor anti-vlrfseetlonlst* sir continuous, sometimes known as the Eyeful was conducted to an elevator and >TEW YORK W— A hitherto unand so have continuous nuisance Towers, found this to be true deposited on the second for r of thought-of uncertainty as to the value Inside aclenee. But Lalka when she visited Cubs earlier the Caban white house. i-h.M....... has given them a new take-ofl this month and wis Invited to perInstead of candlelight and wine, .. . .. . point and this reporter knows ol form privately for President Fid- the blonde eharmer was greeted a llie s only to those who are masone science administrator who Is gencio Batista. by cabinet mmbers who chattd, shjrrird lest the emotionally ex­ Connie, ■ singer of populsr with her about the weather and Mneteen females of a particular ploited ghost of that Russian dog songs, caught Batista's eye while other mundane subjects. kind of fish managed somehow to P. O. Bat K ll, Sanford. Florida. r t c T m o r s jsassw "Then a man In uniform (old lake over the hlological function NOTICE IS HEREBY aiVBW that ( S E A L ) Eventually sets bsck American warbling on a TV show In Ha sea ara an(a gad in bgalneae at Hwy. us wr would be received by the of Ihe male while retaining their scientific progress. vans. ' " - I 1 So. under tha fl etl ll ra d i aarna IN THW CINCHT CDl’WT. NINTH IT-1 [ w acrait . ___ _______ ........................ ........_ his President.” she continued. "We own. That is. they cave birth to Inn and|___ that w« latand to JLtmiAL CIMCUT. IN AND FUN Ordinarily scientists publicly Ig­ The President dispatched register anM aama with tha Clark .k toL.xrr, y Lomu a nore these campaigns, thinking family physician and lawyer to entered an intimate library which offspring of which they were—blot tha circuit Court. Bamlnnta iikminui IN I'H IK SN I. NO. M il that notlee of them, stimulates Connie's hotel to Invite her to the is the President's study. As we oiogicaily-both father and mothChants. Florida. la-arrordaca with “SI IT TO lit IKT TlfLWV SB* proTliloo at tha F lellll«« itiml them. But the Laika-baied cam­ palace. The invitation had ail the came in he made his entrance er. D. LTND and ntatola. to-wlt- faction HI 0) Flor- MEDFUllii WUXJU MAE LIND, hla wife. paign has now reached the point aspects of an old-fashioned mclo- from another door, it was elecThe fish is lebistes rrticutatus. Ua ntatotaa ISIS. Plaintiff! /•/ II. W. Rawlt where tho editors of the respected drama. trifylng. They are multi-colored little crit/el II. C. Hancock EMILY c ’ bPINDLB and _______ _ New England Journal of Medicine But womanlike, Connie'* only An Fseiling Man ters which can be found In troplin cm cl it co cw r, jssntii UP1NDLE, bar huaband. Dafaadanta felt Impelled to comment on It. thoughts were about what she "There's an urgency and ex- cal waters around the world. They d tio im L c m c iiT is s s o m s NOTICB TO DETENU The campaign, they said. Is be- would wear, citemcnt abbut the man. The are "live-bearers:" their repro • sa n isou : c o t s u , Florida TO: EMILY C. SPINDLE and ____ lng conducted “ by those who. • U CHARCBItr AO. Mai Choir Black Drrss samc^ excitement you feci at the Huctlve means are n9t ditsimilar SPINDLE, bar huaband. If they n oricn “ I settled for a long - sleeved slirt'of a hone race. He w as.to ours, ba llvlat, aid If they ara loving mankind less, hare loved JM THE MATTER o r THW dted, their unknawa hilra, da- their animal companions more.'* black dress with a modest neck- very Impressive in his uniform Appeared in Aquarium ADOPTION Or ■rantata. ylaaaa, latataaa, u p m ua h u l l a m in t i, Claim Inconsistent line,” she said demurely. “ I was and he spoke English beautiful-Eighteen of the 19 were desapouaa*. cradltori. aaalana, lie Mil nora. trualaaa, and aaalati any Their editorial found “ a curious thrilled to death, but I was aply." consents of the 19th. She appearTCMtAlA'II AMINTI, Hartford, Conand all paraona havlns or Inconsistency In a ewpasslnn for prehensive. too. A girl hears allComic's eyes sparkled as aaetlrut, she ed in an inbred aquarium stock, claiming 10 have any rltht. • BERYL SMITH, Hartford. Con. tills and far Inlereat from the certain petted animals only; a sorts of things about dictators. related Batista's story of ho-.v When she gave birth to young for • statical: aforaaald Dtfandunta, and any compassion that can be extended 'Ton ara baratr notlftad that a “A chauffeured limousine the palace elevator saved his life whom there definitely had never and all olhar partita or barPa till in haa baan Iliad Id tha ahuvaaona bavins, or clalmlnk to neither to mankind nor to the brought me to the palace which last winter when a mob of rebels been a falher. It was first called StSiad cauaa br Kuth Carolya Smith, have any rlcht. tills nr Inter- lower creatures. It is as if tho wasn't very impressive from the Invaded the building. parthenogenesis. fer tha adoption of Oana Samuel e*t In and to_...... lha...... property Amlall. A miner, br tha Petitioner, ..... canine and the feline Inhabitant* "The elevator stuck on the fifth That means the development of outside. I was met by a guard hereinafter rftirrlbvd. eald and see ara rtqulred to .art# a iantia situates, frine and—— t>«- of earth took precedence over at the entrance. floor,” Connie explained. “ And life from unfertilUed eggs. This •opr of Tour anawar or objectloet. ——— s)j the ( jM' In* la Seminole County. Flor­ 10 ahow cauaa whr aald rttltloo when the rebels troopd up the happened more than five years ida. 10 wit: akould aat ba granie-1 an tha Atstaircase, Mr. Batista's guards ago. Since then, scientific study of LOT 4* af FOREST LAKE “ For certainly out of ‘ ho con­ taraara for Pallllonar. ItTENSTROM SL’ UDI VISION, asourdine to cern that Is expressed by an ar­ picked them off one at a time this fish and the 18 in her female DAVIR Edward* Hulldlna. plat thereof recorded In 1*1*1 ard. Forlda. and file tha orl* as they tried to reach his quar- line of descent, has shown conclu[look 1. p»ne S. at tha Pub- dent group of vociferous objectors [ la tha offlra of tha Clark of lie Record* at Seminole over the tribulations of dogs and ters.” sivety that It wasn't palhenogeneCircuit Court on or before tha County, Florida day at January, A. D. ISIS, TOU ARB IIEREHT NOTIFIED eats, little seems to overflow onto When ths small talk was over sis but functional hermaphrodtherein fall not or a Secret pro lha 1’ lalntlffa herein Sava In. the rabbits, the mice, the guinea Connle sang "Quiere me mueho” tlsm. atahiio will ba astarad acalaat that ■lltuted a ault aealait you In lha pigs, the hsmsters, Ihe sheep, the without accompaniment. It Isn't entirely- unknown In na­ Court of lha Ninth Judicial WITNESS mr band and the aeat Circuit “ I realize there is a lot of con- ture but is exceedingly rare and. In and for Seminole County. camels, the asses, the lowing cat­ at aald Court In Sanford, Florida, Circuit. PHILADELPHIA — T P — A chair Florida, lo quiet Ihtlr Ulla la lha tle and the dumb oxen and all tkla Itth day at December. A. D. abova of honor, reserved since 1783 at tho troversy about Batista, but I was So far as had been known, was dearrlbed proparty, altuattd. HIT. the fowls of the field and of the lnt<*r«stcd in him as a man, not confined to a few tribev • a few lylae and beln* In Semlnola County, O P. HERNlVtN Florida, at hereinabove more parti* air that ars sacrificed for the mess table of the U. S. tilth InClark of tha Circuit Court fantry's armory here, still awaits ■ po,Iili1ei*n:" ’ ,C“ nnle ” y\' -' Be* of th“ lowe“ of life of ,he cularly aei oul Too ara heraby re­ By Aria J. T.nndqulit quired to file yoqr Anawar with Ihe necessities and conveniences of an occupant after a recent false ' orc 1 le,t ha toId mc 1,111 when sea. But lebistes reticulatus is a Deputy Clerk mankind.” Clerk of tha circuit court. In and hope that one was on hand at last. «turn to Cuba In six month* comp^x. high ^nrm of life. BTENSTROM IN’It DAVia for Hemlnola County, Florida, and WHwarda ftulMIng Disrovert Gifted Female The occasion of disappointment for “ ' » 8 in* " M o m e n t he ----------------•era* a copy lhartof upon Danltl Sanford. Florid* Dr. H. Spurway, now of the M. lluntar. Sit Park Avenue. South. Attorney* for Petttlaaey was the 210th anniversary of the1W0llld, ho,d “..command performWinter Park. Florida, Attorney far Circuit Court Seal Indian Statistical Institute of Cal­ founding of the Pennsylvania Vol- in,efe . , mc‘„ tha Plaintiff* In lha above action, III THU t i n c u r COIRT. SI.STII oa ar before lha ISth day af Jan­ unteers, formed In 1747, and re^ „ “V*; . „ cutta. discovered the original ab­ JCDICIAL c 111111 IT IS SSI) FUR uary A. D.. ISSI. alt# a Decraa Pro normally gifted female ard ha* named the 111th Infantry. lh*re ,00' Confaaao will be aatarad asalnet IkMISIRB CUlSTY, PI,l»UIDA. The chair of honor has been Connie said. “ She* a very sweet been seeking Ihe answers ever yon. IK *“ CltAhCEIIY CIlAKClIIIV ,>U. so . Ml* IT IS ORDERED that thla b* tince. There is no doubt whatever TltOX WILKES. ready since the Battle of Bushy PCC*00, Plelattff. pnblleh«d lo the SANFORD HERthat the 19 females produced the Run, in tho French and Indian _ , , ALP. a nawepap-r publtahad In —ra— Semlnola County. Florida, one* taeh Mam in lew wilkek . Wars, when the Pennsylvania Vol- I j f C d t H o l l C m G I l S phenomenon 39 times, with a total By TOM NEteSOM Defendant. week for four eonaecutlv# week*. of 287 young. unteers, outnumbered by Indians, _ _ d iv o r c e WITNESS the hand of tb# rlerk United Press Staff Correspondent Anatomical studies of the fe­ of the Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ NOTICE TO APFBAW PUP In S f o t g WASHINGTON HP- Deputy De­ were saved from annihilation by r n ty. Fl-rdta. thla tha J7th day af Tb MAMIE LEE WILKES males revealed that 18 of Ihe 19 fense Chief Donald A. Quarles said the Black Watch Regiment of the Daeember A. D.. ISlf. ‘ c/a Harmon Puttar were entirely female of structure. 41 Bradley Road O P. tferndon today that 1938 Is “ a year of prom­ British forces. The commander of , Icars-lafe, New Tark C|»ek of the Circuit Cnnrt But tellular examination revealed the Black Watch at that time was ise" for the United States despite .YOU ARB IIEUKIIT NOTIFIED Semlnnl* ronnly. Florida. ST. LEO ( UP)—Florida's first masculine reproductive tissue that • Complalat for dlaorca haa Ry: Aria J. T.undqulet the challenge of Soviet military the colorful Co. Henry Bouquet. Catholic men’ s college will open which presumably provided fertili­ been filed asalnat you. and you are Identity Clerk The chair has been reserved eve? might. fMnlrtd to aarva a copy ot your W. E. Wlnderweedla, its door* in 1959 on land adjacent zation of the eggs. Anawar nr Pleading to the Com* Attorney at !.*w Quarlei, a top man In the Penta­ since for any niack Watch com­ to the Benedictine Monastery Science has no idea, of course, plaint an tha I’UJnlll re atloraay, S!4 Park Avenue. South, gon 1l the holiday absence of De­ mander who might show up here. here, it wa* announced Monday Daniel J. LePeyre, of tha law firm Winter Park. Florida whther the phenomenon occurs in The niack Watch officer who de­ fense Secretary Nell II. McElroy, •t SVARRICK. ICARDI A L*FE- (SEAL) the fish in nature. The Impossible VRE SOS Park A*anue. South. Winclined to sit in the chair on the night. tar Park, Florida, and Ilia tha orl- IN THIS ClltrllT COI RT. NINTH said in a New Year statement that The Bt. Rev. Marion R. Bow­ difficulties involved In studying the recent anniversary is Major Claud glee) Aniwar nr I'ltadlng In tha JlD H IiL CIHCtlT. IN AND FOR Americans should enter 19r>8 with •tflca of tha Clark of lha Circuit Sr.MIMH.H CO! NTS. FLORIDA “ determination and confidence.” Moir, who was sent to this country man, abbot of the St. Leo Con­ life cycles of Lebistes Iteticolatus vent located near Dade City, In their native habitat need no em­ Court on or before tha 27th day ot IN t’lIANt i:HT. No. noon At the same time, he stressed, in charge of a detachment of the announced plans for the two-year phasis. Sanitary, lilt. If you fall to do to, •IllT Tld l|t IKT TITLE" regiment along with Its famed pi­ a decree pro confe**o wilt he enter, MILLER-VINElt. the nation must not lose sight at INC., Junior eollege and said Florida a* aktlntl you for lha relief de­ the fact, that meeting Russia’ s pers for a concert tour. A Florid* Cnreoratlea manded I* the Comnlalnt. Plaintiffs 'Major Moir was Invited to the h» 'o “ Hfetd »t "will be DONH and ORDERED at Sanford. mounting military challenge “ calls SELF-SERVICE HOSPITAL vs Florida, thla Sind day of Decembrr, anniversary dinner and was asked a welcome supplement to the Peftndaala for our best efforts.” LONDON •UP)—Lancet, th e lilt. state’ s announced plans for estabOther official! both In and nut to sit in the prepared place of hon­ 11ihmcnt lif a icrici'"of' new Junior jour,nnl of Dri,a'n‘* medical proO P. HERNDON. Clerk of W R. ORCUTT, at al NIHTVK TO IIEPTCND Circuit Court of Seminal* of government sounded a similar or. But when he saw the chair with C0|Jege, .. fcsjion. suggested today the "do-it NELLIE AOINCtiCRT and County. Florida.. it* tartan cover and a sword lean­ At! INCOS*RT, her huebaad; theme. Ry Aria J. Livedquiet, H e'said the curriculum “ will ,c r ,« " W ‘ Pr**d CAROLINE M ItAMAOE and Denoty Clark Sen. Styles Rrtdges, head of the ing against ft, he politely refused. . . ___ RASfAOE. her huiembrace the liberal arts, pre** . “ if form naalet J LeFerr* He explained that he was com band; and IV. <1 ORCtTT and Senate Republican Policy Com­ service hostels.” An editorial in Of SVARRICK. ICARDI A LerETRK .irurhm.ni lx. lo medical courses , . ORCt’TT. hi* wife: mittee, said Americans must face mander of only a detachment StS Park Avenue. Snuth , . ___ and . , pre scientific .. . , Miclisue VUI„.of , I.ancet in _______________ihe current pro If inf of th<*m b« ItYlnff »n < 1 Wlnfer Park. Florldh P«>ed the eitablishment of hostels If (haf art thoir un* the new year with a sense of ur­ the Black Watch and that the chair Attornaya for rialntlff four year college known h«1r«. dtvltttt, Im «> gency that will require "man­ obviously was prepared for the „ (SEALS —as opposed to hospitals—where t«««, urintita. bpou***, end I* commander of the entire regiment. dl^ p' e'__ kind's most migniiicent perform­ tor*, aaalffea ant iruafaaa. and r i r m i n n namr The announcement was made at •'.lu.it3.ble'‘ Plticnt* f » n over He said that for him tn accept the at%tnit any and all othar oar- ance.” NOTICE IS HEREBY mvflN that a dinner honoring Dr. John I. night for outpatient treatment, and aona bavlnv or rlalmlnv fn wa ara tnaaaad In buelneaa at P 0. honor “ Just wouldn’t be cricket.” Meany wamda tho country will bav* any rlfhl, tltla and/or Leonard, president of Polm Beach wards without nursing .supervision Dos US. Lak* Mary undar the flc Internal tn and lo tha nropfriy be confronted In 1938 with a sltuawhere patient* can look after tltloua mmt laka .Mary Electronic* Junior College. h«r«lnaff#r da»rr1ba<lf anti pnd that W* Intend to renleter aald themselves. la null alt ti a fad, Ivina and haBnrry Collega for women In me with tha Clerk of Ihe Circuit ^Ilarh^1*1lie 1,,n!Isn» W>T ** POSITION STABILIZED In* ta Uamlnola County* Flor­ urt, Semlnnl* County, Florid*. In Tee mill?.™ anA f„r*?!W M r TEHRAN, Iran (UP)— Premier Miami it the only other Cntholie ida, lo-win accordance with Ihe provltloee of I^ta SI and 1J of nioeh I. ,r* even . 7 - atMk ' , of an MpCf" Manouchehr Eghbal's position was institution nf higher learning in Ik* Flctltloua Name Statuia, to-wlt: R ttHO-TV REVENUE IP dBures the cost un..................... WEST WILDMERE. I»n«. •acllan HI ns Florida Statute* ISIS. further stabilized today following Florida, although when tho ahbey WASHINGTON (UP)-The Fed wood, Fla. according ***** balanced budget. 1 /a/ R F Snldell his decisive victory in a parlia hero was established by monks era I Communications Commission th#r*of aa rtenrdfd In Hat /*/ P D. Snldelt Quarles said, "the Soviet launchflook I. pa*« I of lha Puh- L ,;“ i YhVe km.rcik. I ... rnentary vote on a financial issue, of tho Order of ST. Benedict in (FCC) has reported broadcasting Ho flaeorda of Innlaota NOTICH of iW r L S i s f ? Eghbal called for the vote Thurs- 1889, a eollege was ehartrred and revenues totaled ahout ll.tOO.OOo.County, Florida ■ATLANTIC COAST LINE R.WLTotr Ann he re nr notified challenge thatmi* . . M i l ineorpornted that year by • a apespe- 000 ooo during 1936. IlOAt) COMI'ANT harsh* tU.s lUj fl,ttr <*<,PutT Ho»- Incorporate.! 1938. The television Inabtlca that un lha tlh -Uy of Dae* that tha Halntlff* hrraln havra In- ing tn disguise ” * *e,B p,rnl;l charSe(l thf govern cial act of the state Legislature, dustry’s share amounicd to nearly • tltulrd a b m It aaalnat you tn tha atnliar IS17. It flu) with tha Inlardisguise rent wasmismanaging the naThe Benedictine educators, how- 900 million dollars. Combined ra­ alat* Cuntmart-a Comnilaalun, at Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial "They have re-alerte«l the free Circuit* to and for b«m|nnta County. Waahloaton, I). <*, an sooHcattin tion's finance*by allowing oil pri- ever, havn limited their academic dio and televldon profits In 1936 far a csrtlfleai* of public cuuven- Florida, to qtilat th*lr tltla to tha world to the dangers we must face Ianea an>S n»r#**lt» psrmllllna iibf»y« dtaeribed nroprrty. altuat ad, and have brought national defense cc* to skyrocket. The vote was 77 f offering* until now to the prrpara-1amounted lo $238,800,000 after laxatish.lorun.nS of 4.72 mil** of Ra Ivin iff and hfllnic In ft# ml not* County* to three In Eghbal'* favor, with 171tnry school level in ihe present es, or a 21 per cent rise above Itna known at Ihe lllai-k llainma'-k Florida, *« haralnaboYo mop* par* St. Leo school, which has grades 1933 Television profits for 1936 Upur axtcndliia from a conututlna tfeularly art out. You ar# hereby rawith th* Lak* Charm itranrh naar n-ilr»*d m flit vour Aa«w#r with tha six through 12 totaled $189,600,000 while radio Quarles estimated that Russia Youaga, Florida, and tarmlnailns at Clark of tho Circuit Court, tn and The Beverend Bowman said profits amounted tn $49,200,0'« Nthib, Florida, all In flemlnola for H#mlnola County. Florida, ami now has more than 20,000 miliTha first Romaa Cathode mass that, only a freshman class will during the same year, Ooenty, Florida, Ftnanra Docket arrro a crtPf tharaof upon Danltl tary planes, 300 submirlnes and Its tha United States was celebrat­ be enrolled in September of 1939, M IlilntaPi ft! Dark Aytmt#, Houth, No. VWt ■ Winter Fork, Florida, Attorney for an army of 170 divisions. ATLANTIC COAST LINE ed at St. Mary's in Maryland in and that present Indications are tha I'ia ln fIfffl1 In (b# ab#v# action, ______ RAILROAD L'OMI'ANV "To meet such a challenge calls 1631. on or btfora tha Ath day of Feb­ them will be about too class Anrittni Carthaginians railed ruary A D, m r aIh a Daeraa Pro for our best efforts,” he said. “ In BTATE OF Ff.ORIDA. TOl members. th' ,jl“ rl* » •’»o*n*til* "l-shep. Confttso will ba tnlrrad ayalnat this, wa stand shoulder to shoulder PARKER OLIVER. Raelitanea an* nlac* ot campus will_____________ be located on )>an- ’ meaning "the land of the ith new weapons. t The _______ r ______ alMrta* unkn ,arn. TT r is o r d ered that shi, h. our friends and allies of the Quarles said the free world must some" 200 acre* of land overlook- vnbbtt#." The name was corrupted Tn*i ara hereby Notifies that Rosa DUhllshed In lha SANFORD HER­ free world.” Otlrer, has fll-J her m.-rn Com- ALD. a aaerat-aper publlahed In . , „ rely on strong forces to prevent ing Lake Jovita. by the Romano into "Ilispania." Ha said plitlnt aaelnai yoa. being a stilt for MemOinl* Crtiinsy, Flnrl-le, one* eavh L ^ - 'n m tbit U 1 w » “ until that happy day whcn| divorce. In the Circuit Court nf weak I.ir four e-sMerutls* wteWa. year of promise mite in that many re- pclc# „ „ f#|t on „ feglunIed ---------Ksmlaola f’uunty, FLirlda. at Ran. WITNEiUI lha han-l nf tha ••|,rn nf search plans now are bearing trim " , a ‘J V fer l, Flarl ta, and you are hereby re- lha Circuit Court. Stmlnsla county, Qhlred to file personalty or by at- Florida, thla lb, 4th day of Ja*. and U. S. force, are being mode/- ^ T l ^ d . ” " ni,,,0n, terrsy, wllh Ihe Clerk nf our e«M nary. A. U. IHI. nized, streamlined and equipped (AH*y IVurt. at K.inford. Florl-la. eni a O P. Hern-Inn eonr Ihrraof to tha a ideralges-S a|. clerk «f tha Clrault Coart tarney, your wrltlen Uefeoae, If any i*n Semlnola County, Florida »eu have, by lha »Sth dry uf JaaHr Aria J. Lundqulat oary A. D. 1141. HEREIN fall nol D. ft or in lament wilt he ran tarsi W. B Win terve. 11*. •gain*! you hy dtfaolt Attorney at I^ar REPLACE OLD WORN OUT DOORS O. P Htrmlo*. CLERK Park Vver.ua. South, It W. War#, Attorney for Winter Park. Florida Plaintiff. I (SEAL* a dog, died In Sputnik R. The re­ action has been, to capsule it Into a few words: Stop American sci­ entists from doing what those Godless, criminal Russians did— killing a poor Innocent dog for no reason at ail! Organised campaigns have be­ gun In various sections. Petitions hare been or are going to be pre­ sented to legislators and other office-holders. This reporter, on Mother Tp Young Legal Notice Chair Still Awaits Black Watch Chief f 1958 Is Said Year Of Promise For U.S. Opens Doors In ’59 pads wfll be hM doww Ml f l i ip proaches to the light If a ear speeds over the limit the signal will flesh red. If the vehicle obeys the speed limit the "thinking" signal will light ths green light Legal Notice SEMINOLE COtNT* 10X1X0 COMMISSION N orics: ov rtu itc m r a siin u To wham It mar tunctrn Nutlet la b*rtby glvea. In accordance with flection I af th* eamlauta County Zoning Regulation*, that Carl It. Achtlk* at Harrar Aluminum Product* Company haa raquaated a ~L',a'' parmll to rucatrj.-i a buttillng to ha a,«d aa aa Industrial building on property ducrll.ad aa fotlowa: tlagianlng on Ih* Hut line of Section II, Township IS S. Rang* Xu H. at a p-Uat 17.74 rhalna south of th* northeaat cornar of aald Stctlsa II. thane* run aouth to th« •outh«a*t -orstr af th* NT'i of the FE', of Scrtlon II. thane* run *>t| tl.SI chain*, thaqi-o North 4.21 rhaln*. th*ii'e run north 41 d»*raa*. JO mlautaa. w*#t SST. 10 feel to the w#*t»rly Right of Way Un* of Highway t7-SC. them-* run north 2) d**r*ut thirty mlnut** rest along aald Right of Way line lnd.44 fast for a point of hagtnnlng, thane* run north 41 d'graas ]u minute* w*»t SSSSO faat. thance run north Ci dsgrraa Id- lalniitr* oast lSV.iTi f«#t, th«nro run aouth 44 -lagraas 3o ntlnutaa ajat 2X0.90 faat to said naatarly Right of Wal­ lin* of Highway 17-95 th#nr* run aouth 51 itagraa# 29 minutes w*st aloo* said Right of Way llna to point of beginning. *ut>i*ct to existing J9 fret right of way maamant to State Road Dapartmant for haul rnnd n, r»«» th* north»rlv portion of tha ahoy* d*acrth*4 land Thla area 1* on Highway tT-S% rout It of Sanford. Public Hearing will h* hold In tha Semlnola rnuntr Court Hou»*. ■County Cotnm!«*!on*r'e room on Tuea-lay. January St. 1954 a* 7:2) r. si. Semlnola County Zoning Commlralo* hv Rohart S Rrnwn Seminole County Zoning Director SEMINOLE COS’ NTY XONINSt COMMISSION notice os* pi m.it iis'.aniNu To wham It may cont-#rn Notice 1* hrrrny given. In act-urdanco with Section 39 of th# Semi­ nole County Zoning Regulation*, the Aomlnol* County Zoning Com* Piles!an prop-wen to recommend to the Hemlnola County Commleelon the following: To tone the following area M-t Induatrlal: The weet side of High­ way 17-97 from « point obtained by projeotlng the renter tin* of Or.ora Road weatarly across highway 17-92. aouthward from that poln- i t the Interae- tlon nf tha tlanforil lirant t.lna and Highway 17-95 Thla are* to t-r «ona-l \t-l to a depth of S»9 feat from the wart Right of Wav lira of Highway 17-95. Public Hearing will bo held In lha Samlnolg County Court Home County Commltelonrr # room on Tsaadar, January 51. 193T at 7:14 P. M- nr a, aoon thereafter a* pomdhla, Seminole County Zoning Commlaalort hy B. S. Brown Femlnol* County Zoning Director sr.Mi.NOLi: roiN T t xonino commispiox NOTICE OF Pinl.SC HEAVS1NI2 To whom It may concern Notice 1* heraby given. In accordance with Stctlon S of th# S,mlnol# County Zoning Regulation* that II. M. Snow reprtientlng Plnecr«»l Aaaembly of God Church, has requested a "Use" per­ mit to corutruct a Church and Sunday School Unit on property located aa followa: l.ota lit. t73. tli. 447 and US Frank 1. WendrufC* Subdlvlelon wh|eh property la located at tha corntr of 27th Street and Kim Ave. , Public Hearing will bo hel-l In the Semlnola County Chart lieu**.* I'ounty i omml-eloner « r--om. on Tii*«day, January 2t. 19*t at 7.JO T 31. or a, »ooa thereafter a* pvivlbl*. Seminole t'- unty Zoning CommlMlaa hy Robert S. Brow n ft»mlnnl« County 2«ntng Director N ow Open Showing 12:15 Every l.ongini; . . . Hunger . . . O f The Tlumnn Heart Live Here! B ft. C O R R E C T I O 0 ^ UP TO money later the eem e d ay I c«* ^8, 14 kaWK )•**** Y o u e e le e ty o u r 1118.88 IIJ 8 III 88 HN BIN 1IJ8 ow n re p a ym e n t plan t The M ar-Lou D IN IN G R O O M 5 P h o n e b e fo r e noon fo r y o u r and IIR Y III, C O C K T A IL LO U N C E $ 6 0 0 3L u Paymwm $8lt.N UtH NtJI H8N HJ8 MN F A M I L Y F IN A N C I w /f/i new IN C . GARAGE DOORS \ From 7 a.m . til 2 a.m. EVERY DAY BUT SUNDAY Ara you struggling with tagging, hard moving ga< rage door«? Let ut replace them with new, well . balanced, easy moving v\ftdt).s overhead deen an * V «aiy budget termi. is IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK * I TW O-CAR OVERHEAD DOOR COMPLETE OPEN SUNDAY FROM 7 a.m. til 10 P.M. e l faw ferd RrMkfart * Lunch • Dinner - Late Supper I2J Seuih Farit Avenue • Tefepbenet FAirfea 2-4*11 Dinners Serves! From 5 P-m. Until 10 p.m. Dally OVERHEAD IS" BDFtaVkJkjCnnj NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN Admission For This Attraction ADULTS— Matinee R0C - Night Me STUDENTS— HOc — FEATURE— 1:00 • 3:17 - 6:31 • 0:21 Gel More Out Of Life — Go Out To A Movie Cllta5 ! r 3 ^ rflay So Nice To Come Home T o ! Yew, that describes ihe home* in L I T T L E VENICE. A home that will fil your family and reflect good taste. Let ua ehosr jo u these lovely lake front hornets to-day. We think that you will be plensnntly surprised at the many fine features >nu can get in these homes. Drive out to-day and see them for yourself. Only 2 homes le ft: One 3 bedroom 1 bath One 3 bedroom 2 hath ' “ ‘ I f JL ai ^UoCClr'o%n C . " P J > Oarwe* W. Crygile Dries a Lak* Mary Bird. Phoa* Fa 2-1391 m Those FA 2-8811 after T » * - ------ -------- �3—FOR RENT n — RK\L ESTATE FOR MCE 11— AUTOMOBILt—TRAIL— J.1—SPECIAL SERVICES __ _ DOMESTIC BURGLARS CHICAGO (UP)— Burglars w h o looted the Robert Anderjon reitdenre apparently planned to *r' up Start the New Year Off Right heutekeepinc They rarted out * roller maker, a waffle iron, an Buy at Echols and Save electric knife sharpener, a wa l l All Price* Rcilurril dork, a bedroom clock. »nrr*l COURTESY WEEK sun*. 20 watches, M pound* of January 0-12 froren meat and four bottle* of whiskey. They also took an emply ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Cor. 2nd & Magnolia FA 2-8221 piesy hank and *77 in cash. "Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. Free Delivery TRADE AGREEMENT COMING BONN. Grrmany (UP)— A West • BIG VALUES German delegation will return to • QUICK CREDIT Moscow next month ready to sign • EASY TERMS a 3.2 billion mark (76it-million dal WII.SON-MAIF.R lars) trade agreement with Uu»New and Uaed Furniture ala, goxernmtnt official* said to311 E. First St. Th FA 2-562) day. The three • >rar agreement will rail for a total tolume of Im Used furniture, appliance*, tool* port* anil exports nf 7an million etc. Rought-sold. i.arry'* Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4131 ruhlr* the first jear. one billtan rubles Ihr second >ear and 1,300,poo the third year, official* diidosed. 2»-Ft'R M TV R E »rw. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Sle-pin? room*, TV. The Gable*, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor FINANCE jour new car with a ' INCOME TAX SERVICE 401 Marnolia Axe.. FA 2-0720.1 Raymond LundquiM. A*»oe. loan from lha FLORIDA STATE Mm. ft. ciurraj ________ ! _____________________ FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bitvk Bid*. BANK OF SANFORD.______ llll Celery Ate. FA 2 13*1 EFFICIENCY apartment' • aitClosed Sunday MOVE RIGHT IN' 1933 Oldamobtle. Alr-conditlnnad.1 able for couple or single *on. d bedroom maaoiuy home, kitchen white ildewall tire*, radio A Private batli Si shuncr illy Local • Nationwide MovimT equipped, terrexio floors, on | heater. Good condition, 1900. located across Irvin Post Oi'flce. Packinr • Crating • Shipping «omer lot. Fr eed t o ‘ sell at j Fh, FA 3-1913. • Storage Inquire Jatubson Dept. dture. $12,300, low down payment Drier 1957—34’ all modern 2 BR. houseC. E. PHILLIPS iv r f h i ip iB T u r c T c , ; Realty’ ’ Co., 2601' Orlando Dr. trailer. Like new, priced right. \\LLAKA Ar«\Ri3lLaMb; rucin*i r* .» t t p Agent Foe private baths. I l l W. Fint St.1 rA • J. Youn*er, Park Ave Trailer WASHBURN VAN LINES Cl No. 47. .1 Bedroom — $ I.10.00 Down 1100 French Ave. FA 2-1991 Store building and warehouse. I’ lu* FHA closing costs. Monthly NIGHTS • FA 2-0394 or FA 2-21<»l FA 2-4001. payments approximately Jot PO. I9W Anderson housetrailer, all New and modern throughout,, matal. I bedroom fireproof, PUMPS — SPRINKLER Nicely furniilied fully equipped «ell lon.'tructe^. Ranch type j heated floor. 300 IV. 27th SC, SYSTEMS bedroom apt. s73 mo. I h. FA 2All type* and iktti, lnatalled window*. The latest in modern j FA 2-3175. 1)968. "Do It Younelf" conveniences. May he seen any­ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE time at 1901 W. 3rd. Immediate n - A - M k I W T A U Bedruotit. ptivate entrance and • T IN E . possession. DRIVE A NEW CAR anywhere, private bath. I’bone FA 2-0661 Machine and Supply Co. anytime. Rental service includes 207 W. 2nd Stbefore 8 p.m. Th- FA 2-6432 Wash, gas a n d insurance. S l JJs R » K C -r - t MERLE WARNER, National Private entrance modern lurnuhed HUBY SPEARS Car Rentals, 401 £. lit 8L, bedroom Prefer worktn* man A. B. PETERSON Ceramle TUe Contractor FA 2-3904. Ph FA J-J610.* Broker Associates: A. B. Peter­ 2201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6123 son Jr.. P. J. Cheeterion, Gar­ 12—IlOAfH and MOTOR" Tartly fuinUhed house for tent in iU -P L U H R I!*!' .M IftoI'ISiT field Willetts, end R. W. Wilcountry on late. Call Virgil Mc­ Hams. Bob Kdwirdi A. C. DeadYour Rvlnrude Dealer Queen FA 2-1931. ney. Land Surveyer. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 118 N. Park Ave Fn. FA 2 9123 304 E. 1st Phone FA JSMI 3 and 4 bedroom oldar horn** Call Rosa Paytor Broker, Fhone IF IT IS REAL ESTATE JOHNSON MOTORS FA 2-1301, 17-02 at Hiawatha. ask Crumley & Montelth SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS it 117 South Park rh- FA 2-I4JS 2(84 Sanford Ave. r t . FA 2-15« Funished f! bedroom home, good Contracting A Reptits 100T Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-338* location. FA 2-0670. Large j bedroom, 1'* baths, cement bl'fk on beautiful send bottom FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES o— HEAL ESTATE t UK SALE Plum bs, — j e g j < lake. Lot 150 x400'. Just 15 min­ utes from Sanford. Terms by McRANEY-SMlTH PAINTS REA I, ESTATE DRIVE-IN owner. Phone FA 2-4908. 2513 Park Ave. FA 2-6481 Service on All Witar Pump*— 2544 French Ave. Wells Drilled — Pumpa J. W . HALL, REALTOR 2 bedroom frame, screened porch, Taola Road Phona FA 2-6017 - i W s . i.iv k s fo u h . carporte, hardwood floors, kli­ Johnny Walker, Associate chen e«pupped. $1.000. down Want a baby kitten. FA 2-5755. "Call Hall'1 Phone FA 2-36A1 CLARK Osier Realty Co., 2601 Orlando numbing. Heating * Supply Co. I RAYMOND M. BALL 11— t k f l t i . f . s w a n K I . -------Dr.. FA 2-5342. Contracting A Repair* REALTOR Orlando Dr. Ph. FA 2 2174 WANTED—All kinds ol scrap ma­ 2619 FARMER'S AGENCY REAL ESTATK-INSITRANCE Highway 17 W South Sanford terial. Zucaerman Salvage Y'ard N. V. Farmer, Realtor FUR RESULTS Thone FA 2 2691. 118 S. French Ave. Sanford List your property with us. TLIM BING Th. FA 2-3221 3rd & Fark Ave , Sanford Contract and Repair Work muuyv FA 2-3641 Free Estimates IMMEDIATE R. !.. HARVEY Nowr Open a t .8 00 A. M. Charry Rtal Estate Agency II ARRlEITS IILALTl NOOK 201 Sanford Aie. I’hone FA 2-3181 POSSESSION! Dial FA 2-9929—Notary ._____________ ___ _ . 105 S. Oak Ava. FA 2-3742 1219 W. 13 8t. Pear-Barber Shop jgiy Mvrtle A\e., near Pinecrest H - h A N 6 Aek VIc E---------------School, thle beautiful 3 Bedroom is— FRM ALP. HEt.P WANTF.D New 3 Bedroom nomri PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING plu* Florida Room CBS home W. L. HARMON lictng offered for quick sale at $700.00 Down I’ll. FA 2-4.23 After 5.00 p.m only *9300.00. *2.300 dow n. *70.03 Feature* electric kitchens, terrasnmnlhy, or as low as *1800 down so floors, and choice residential HOUSEWIVES AND I»—Kt.Kt TKIl \l. HF.ItVH KS with terms arranged. See this locations. MOTHERS before youibuy anything. Semi­ Electrical Contracting Realty, 1901 Park Ave., Are needed to sell Avon Cosmetics, A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. nole House Wiring and Repair, Contact. NOW Mr*. .1 Milanich, FA 2-5232. RANDALL ELECTRIC UlL ____ Thone FA 2-3103 Uox 245. Lockhart, Fla. 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0913 ,3, 2 bedroom home* with Itt'j KENNETH E. SLACK nrres. May he bought seperatcREG. REAL ESTATE BROKER ap j'lian rcs, «»lr* FR1G1DAIRE ly. Inquire at mail Box 294-B. 1009 K. 2nd Phono FA 2-02*1 and service. G. II. High, Oviedo i t —m a l e h e l p w a n t e d ( minty Club Kd. Fla. Phone FO 5-3315 or San­ HOME IN MAYFAIR ford FA 2-3563 after 6 p.m. Furnished income hume. A-l M.sq to act a* bonded icpicoen .i By Owner . , . K V 2-1428 condition. 608 W. 1st. St. live for the Singer Sewing Mac­ i ABUILDING-REPAIRShine Co. in Sanford. Write for Foe the Best Bin-j In Real Estate MINTING details to Singer Sewing Mac­ $1000 DOWN SEE CULLEN & HARKEY hine Co., 2120 K. Colonial, Or­ 110 N. Taik A\c. Pli. FA 2-2.191 FLOOR sanding and finishing lando, $75.00 MONTHLY Cleaning, w a x in g . Serving Thi* cute 2 Bedroom home it tie it A Ileal Investment M A I.K or r h.M A L : Seminole County since 1925. • a* a pin, nicely located, ha* cu­ LAKE FRONT UREAGE II. M. Gleason, laike Mary rio seil garage and beautiful Over 3,800 fret of lake fruntage «n yard, priced low at *8300.00— ATTENTION large lake. Ready for develnpeowner will finance and gi\* ment. Country road access. 2** SALESMEN: quick pois«s»lon. Seminole Rmlminute* from Sanford. Thla l» ty, 1901 Tark Ave., FA 2-5232. Nationally known Hook I’ uhan excellent buy at J12.300.00. Terms. representa­ For tale bv owner — well furn. 10 , liahcr needs W. H. ••Bill" Stemper tive for Sanford area. If Remodeling Reroofing — K*. rm. colonial home in excel, cond. Realtor K ln jro r *nii — Conte*.si • 4- , siding -naifiK — -.(I* with separate nicely furn. rental you hate had direct to cu.*-. A«soc, (,'uv Allen. Gretchrn Hall, unit. Prico Incl. furn., large I lonter experience and need ,roM “ Arlette Price. Everett Harper Kelv. rrfrg , unto, washer, auto j Phono FA 2*4991 112 N. Faik S 130.00 per week. C ontact, For Painting rail Mr. Tasker. Ph gas heateu, rugt, gird. tool*, FA 2 6t59 nr FA 2-CO07. all equip., almost new . Near ] M. Tru.xl*. Valdez: Hotel, SPACIOUS HOME schools A bu». li blk. off Hiway Iue. &. Wed. A . M. Only. tf. d BiTk n e t t 3 bedroom 2 bath home with lake 17-92. Excel, income prop. Own­ FOR BETTER PAINTING privilege*. Under construction. er trnnsf. Sacrifice for *16,000. 41 —MORK WANTED 2601 Grand* lew Ph FA 2-2978 Ilfi.xno.OO, *3,001)00 Ilow n. D) mile* No. of Sanford in OrROSA L. PA Y TO N nngr City, Box 858 or Spr. I- Maid or housework. 17(>t lioo.cvlt Herryhill Painting Contractor Registered Real Estate Broker Ave.. FA 2-1102. 1195. I.icemed - - Bonded — Union Ph FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha Frea Eitimate* — Compare our i i — Rl SINKS8"oi'l (Mm'VTriP.8 ;-<:E.\i. ’ sr\TE (Va S't ED Trice. KA 2-22*7 after 5 CO. rm sa u— WE HAVE. A HOME FOR YOU • HOMES— I bedrooms 1 A 2 baths. ; ■. Complete end ready for immtdlat* occupanry. LoeaWwn* South Piaecreet — Sanford * Whijpering Oaka — TiturriUe FHA jx sarviee and 711A ftoasalac available We e*n qualify you for on* of three homee in 30 mlaulee. You ran start enjoying the home whd# we proceee use paper*. Developed by ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Cer. n*y. 17 92 5 >7th 94. Phone FA 2-1581 BRAILEY ODHAM, PrM. 20 acre tile farm. 3 b e d r o o m house, large barn. Easy term*. J. B Lew. Th FA 2 1223. PINECREST Lovely 3 HR. I tile hath home on nb-cly land-w apcd lot, 75 x 12V. UB construction with terrnzao floor*, carnorte. utility iimm and electric kitchen 111.700 will buy it. and only *71.63 per month after reaionablr down payment. Doubly nice for Navy family with hair, achool, and park nearby. Immediate possesnon. Stenstrom Realty II. F. STENSTROM Registered Broker III N. Park — Phone FA 2-2426 S E L L I N G Y O U R HOME J (Man to act as bonded repre<en aWr have buyer, for 2. 3. and I. l" r f" r lh" 8lni‘' rr ? • " '" « M?'" lilt, homes in the r.tv and hmr Co in Sai.foid. Write for country, and *•• will appreciate Singer Machine Cm. sour permiulnn to In) and Se I - l*') E ‘-olonial A*e. Urlando. it for you at a good market Th|, „ , „ * fh, R„ t ,hMfr, price. Dial Stenstrom Realty. | for David Green. Exp. date Jan. FA 2-2120 for quick and Eflic- j 15. 1X‘>«. lent sale* aerviee. _ 7 r~ ?T ’TTi \i. s u iin n r r x—MISUELLAfsI-lutjfe WELL DRILLING Faubaaka-MorM Pump* LIVE BAIT Repair* to all make* Fleming'* Red A White Grocery Ho w a r d c . lon g Mlwouri Minnow* .1 dot. *1.04 207 K. Commercial Ave, Pop-Guta Minnow* „..* doa. 91c ' Thone FA 2 2X11 —Worm*— Phone: FA 2-K4J0 CAR 1 ER h o m e CLEANING Open Seven Day* a Week s e r v ic e Window A Wall Walking Floor Waxing—NOrth 8 4181 DeBary i ENTER PIECES: Ph 2-1822 132 Hiway 17 92 nr FA 2-0270. Sanfnrd. SAN­ GARRFTT9 SEWING ( ENTER FORD FLOWER SHOP. White—Necchi—Elna Rapeir* on all makes Machine* 321 Ea*t Ftr*t St. FA 2-5244 GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 2 mils* West of Town GATLIN BROTHBRA FA 2-08*6. Contractor*, Dragline*; Geneva 2212. Th FA 2 3276 Sanford FISHF.K'.'Tn URSEin Citrua — Plant* — Teat Mimogrsph Printing — Tvpiag— Cor. Magnolia A Onora FA 2-465* Letter Writing — Cin3* and Letters Addreued — Photo A. K. ROSSETTER. FLORIST Copies of important paper.*— Phone FA 2 1*51 Credit report* — Collections. For dependable Serv.ce Credit Bureau Of Hanford Mimber of FVirUt Rm. 401-04 San. All. Nat 1. Bank Talegraphy Delivery Aun. Bldg. Ph. FA 2 (154 15= 3P P H X K D f f i D R f ------Vacuum Cleaner Repairs Hiync* Office- Michine Co , T>-pe- Repair* A parts for all make* of cleaner*. Electrolux, Hoover, writers, addin* machine*. SaleiKirby, Air-Way, (J, E. Repltce| Rcntali, 314 Mag. FA 2-0(61. ment part*. Work guaranteed , Free pick up A delivery. Cali FA 2-1741. 11- ICTOMOBILES—TR AfLERS “ ” . v _ It , . . ENVELOPES. Letterhead*. lUle“ ,U1 P«7 VOU to »e# ui before menta, invoice*, hand bill*, and y. Open Evening* and f 01 J program*. • t e. Progreitive 5 inday*. I’ rinlmg C». Phona FA 2 29*1— EASTS1DE TRULER SALES f. TRULKR 401 West 13th SC ralatka, Fla. DON S COVER SHOP Automobile interior Decorator Seat Covert — Truck Seat* At Wild* Pontiac—301 W. lit. See Ray Herron For For tale by owner. 2 bedroom. 2 a new Pontiac, or YauxhaU. Alio hath modem, in Mayfair Sec­ a good used ear. Ph. FA 2-0211 tion. Reasonably trued. Ph. FA or after 6 pm. FA 2-2ai3. 301 , 2-3403. West Fust St. WOOLSEY HEATING II. B. POPE CO. 200 S. Park f A 2 4234 face splendor $ .*19.95 Solid magnolia bookcase lied $ 19.95 S 33 Nationally known rontonr ch a in Odd night stands, Values to $ 29.95 Dreamland. Rattan 2 piece sofa bed stille $179.50 Dixie. 2 piece sofa bed suite $119.95 lierkline, ssvisel chairs $ 19.95 S 29 Solid magnolia d r c " c r and mirror 8 79.95 lllonde chest o f drawers 8 59.50 S 13 S 126 $ 98 8239.95 Mahogany desk $ 59.95 Genuine rattan 2 pitcr -ofa bed suites $249.50 S 183 Wasneline. 100" 2 piece foam rubber living room suite $279.50 S228 Preelige, loose cushion loam rubber club chairs $109.50 S 78 Announcing the opening of Child­ ren’* Nursery, ago* 1 mo. up, By hour, d*v, or week, ftperial ra’ cs for working Mother*. Hour* 7-4. Call FA 2-1742. Gray single dresser A mirror $ 09.95 S 37 Napier, 1 piece bedroom suites $189.95 S 139 28—ARnO .ES FOB SALE 3 piece large poster bedroom suites $229 50 S 178 Matching Dryer |ID0 06 SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 114 Magnolia Ave. T \ 2-1862 I Florence oil heaUr. double burn­ er. Good condition. Ph. FA 2-J412. FA 2-1MI S334 S 189 S 48 Price S 69 $ S9.95 S 67 $239.50 SI86 $149.95 SI28 Prestige, 1110" foam rubber 2 piece living room suite $349.50 Mahogany desk $ 79.95 S 68 Bumper end J pirn* sofa lied suites $119.95 Warr, foam rockers $ 09.95 S 48 rubber platform S26I S 86 $229.95 SI77 Slanlry. I piece Iwin bedroom suitr $319.50 $298 Caldwell, 3 piece bedroom suite $389.50 S328 Nationally known 7 piece dinrtles * Values In $100.95 S 88 Hollywood bed complete $ 79.95 $ 49 One group o f odd box springs and mattresses Values to $ 09.95 $ 28 | Solid magnolia double dresser I and mirror $ 89.95 S 63 United, 3 piere bedroom . suite $298.50 S248 Pieslige. foam rubber seal and. . bark. 2 piece living room suite $319.50 S298 Simm°"«. Illde-A-Hfd $229.95 S 167 Way nr line. 100" foam rubber seat ami back, 2 piece living room suite $129.50 S389 Dixie, sofa beds 8 79.95 $ 68 Kroehler. 3 piece foam rubber sectional $149.50 S387 Wayneline, 90" sola $119.95 S 98 Stanley, walnut dining room table $ 98.50 S 68 j ("hromerraft, Kuehnr, Vulcan, 3 piece dinettes salues to Courte*y Warr. 3 pirre sofa bed suites S 38 Downey, foam rubber 2 piere sofa bed suites 1 cushion couch *nd slip cover. Exccllsnt condition, *60 00 FA 2-1835.___________ j $ 49 8389.50 RED I MIX Concrele. G r e a s e trip*, drv well*, itata approved septtr tank*. Window nil*, Lin tel*. Sand. Morter Mi*. Cement Rock. Miracle Concrete Cn. OrUndn Hwy. So. Witynrlinr. foam rubber 2 plecB living room suite Slralfnrd. I piece foam rubber sectional Pup tent* *4 og. Double blank«t» 14.98, Patnt 12 50 gal.. Boot*. Jackal*. Cota, Army-Navy Sur­ plus, 310 Sanford Ave. & Sun $ 59.50 $ 38 S 128 SELL US YOUR FURNITURE Path for aoy amount. Super Trading Post 1 ratio south of Sanford. Phon« EA J-4MT7. Paul F. iMueller Maple dresser A mirror $119.50 112-114 W. 2nd ft. Eh. TA 2-4622 10c Each Hcrklinr, foam rulibrr swivel chairs S 29 PreMifr, foam rubber lose seats Marine Flniahee Uied Hotpolnt wither completely reconditioned For Your Boat Only f 125.041 Senkarik Glass and I’ aint Co. 112-11 • 'V. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-1622 B'\I2' Rayon rugs S 68 Senkarik Glav* and Paint Co. America's HeM Quality Amrrican-Olean TUe Prices Good Jan. 6t h - 11th S 89.95 Cnhle midg*' studio piano, full keyboard. 11 inche* high. Will Sell USD. FA 2-1171. —Factory to Jvmj— Alumtaam Venetian Blindi Bnc’ med head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaatie end*. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or oyloo cord*. Ceramic Tile This merchandise Is not .scurcR.ileil. Wc cover;d our entire slnre anil all articles listed liclnsv are hnnafide reductions during Sanford's Uourlcsy Week . . . I.ns assay and hold article's honor­ ed. Mather's ensy terms avnllnhle on nil Merchandise. Rrg. Hrc- Courlesy ARTICLE ARTICLE Price Price Price Nylon upholstered platform Nylon and Holtiflex upholstered $ 2!).!)5 $ 19 contour chairs $ 89.95 rockers Prestige, foam rubber swivrl pint form rockers riA lE NURSERY SCHOOL Nancy Jackion FA 2 20(7 GOT "MEAN BULL" HOLLYWOOD t U P i- Director Howard Koch ordered a trainer to d«liser "one mean bull ’ lor a *ccne in "Born Reckless''. The huge Brahma hull snorted, ripped through his steel meshfener and pushed In the entire left fide of Koch's new convertible which ssa* parked nearby. £hr £jn(nrh ifrralh COURTESY W EEK SALE S398 ROLLAWAY, H.upltal and H»by Bed*. Day. Week or Jlonth— Tel FA 2 M il. Furniture Center 114 Writ Fir it St Mon. Jan. 6, 1333 Page—11 BRA1 r. hunter m isses _ RAKITNO. Yugoilaila tU P lMirko Mllteevle. Rakitno* great­ est hunter of wolvea, foxes and other wild animals, decided to shoot lit* first rabbit. Mirko .$189.50 - N O T IC E S —P E R S O N \ L S lure barehanded a< it ran from It* burrow, lie lied it to a tree with a piece of string and took atm with his trusty gun Mir ka’ t bullet mused the rabbis. cut the firing, and set the animal free. WANT AOS Bernhard!, 0 piece walnut dining room suite This is n p«s, to the Rit* tbestra for Ted Bui nett. Exp. dale Jan. IS, 1958. caught a • .95 S 48 Ware, wrought iron 2 piece sufa bed suite $229.95 Full sire kitchen rahinet $ 09.95 S 64 Hide-A-Way, lounge and chair Solid maple drop leaf dining room table $ S9.50 $ 68 $279.50 S237 All lamps, table, floor. Imudolr, novelty, TV. & etc. Kroehler, 3 piece bedroom suite $289.95 $228 * Twin fnam rubber mattress and box spring $109.95 S 77 Ilide-A-Way $289.50 S237 Fulton 2 piece sofa bed suite Hassell 3 piere 'Bedroom Suite 1 3 OFF St'lerlte. 2 piece sofa bed suite and pillowa lounge and chair $179.95 $137 $239.95 $196 $159.95 $118 Wayneline, foam rubber, 3 piece $2 49.50 sectional P. S. Since regular prices will lie maintained a fter "Courtesy Week’’ llie above nrticles vvill not be "Special Tagged" on our floor. Bring Ibis ad with you sn you may select the merchandise you wish lo purchase at terrific savings during Courtesy Week. nionde dresser base 8 09.50 S 37 $166 $188 �•m .r V *‘ ^ ftd td First Homestead Site Is Attraction I y MtJUAT « . H O U R :'.tod r n n Staff Ch h s « M BEATRICE, Neb. - O i l - Travel to the Homestead National Monu­ ment, one of Nebraska'* lesser known but most Interesting points of historical Interest, win set 1 new record this pear. Ralph K. Sharer, monument sup­ erintendent for the National Park Sendee, told United Press that rlaltors to the unique establish­ ment four miles northwest of Bea­ trice would exceed U.000 la 1M7. The monument's elaim to fame centers around a handwritten doc­ ument filed bp an on-leare Un­ ion aolldcr, Daniel Preeman, with the U. S. Land Office at Browneffle, Nebraska Territory, to * »fter midnight on Jan. 1, IMS. Freeman's filing was "Home­ stead Entry No. 1"—the first appli­ cation for free land under the Homestead Act passed by Coogreii after much controversy and signed by President Abraham Lincoln to become effective on the same date as his Immortal Emancipation Proclamation. After filing his claim, Freeman had to go on srlth the Civil War and didn't gat to settle on his 1M acres of fertile prairie until hla military service was completed, lie obtained his formal title to the land—under Homestead Act Patent No. 1—on Sept 1, I M , after com­ pleting five years' residence and making the Improvements required by law. Tract Restored Since Freeman obtained his Ne­ braska land, more than one million other American citizens—or emi­ grants who had fled their declara­ tion of Intention to become eltlzena —have secured homesteads. America's No. 1 homestead soon lost Its Identity as the prairie >> : » !1 Musical Shows On TV Fall Into 3 Classifications By WILLIAM EWALD Uufted Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP)— The musi­ cal shows on TV fall roughly Into three classifications — small town, suburban and big city. Thursday night Is a study In all three typee. And strsngety enough, all three follow each other not only In respect to time hut In terms of sophistication. They ere the AnC-TV Pat Boone show and the NBC-TV Tennessee Ernie rord and Rosemary Clooney shows. The Roorte show, like another ABC-TV offering, the Guy Mitch­ ell Show, shuns sophistication. Boone Is a young fellow with a frank, open faee and ho has what the ladlrt cell "a nlre manner." And they are right: He Is nice. Rut his AIJC-TV 30-mlnuter lacks the drive and aggressive qualities that the Ford Show (suburban) has to some extent and the Cloon­ ey Show (big city) hat In even greater degree. Production Flat Fare From the production standpoint the Boone show It pretty flat (are. Thursday night, he tang "All The Way" In front of a potted plant and "Long Tall Sally" while he was standing to the side of some steps. He gave out with •'Star­ dust" while he stood In front of a guitar player. The dsneing on the Boone show Is pretty stale and the Jokes are about on a par with the dancing. The Ford show, on tha other hand, It s little mo-e glossy. Oh, I know Tennessee started out as a country singer, but his folks)ness is pretty polished by now and even though he'll bless "the little pea pickin' hearts" of his audi­ ence, he's pretty much a station wagon man right now. The theme of Ford's show It s kind of suburban togetherness and Thur-ilay night, he and guest Mac­ Donald t'arey, went through a rather tong routine atmut Christ­ mas presents in a rather slickly furnished living room. Too. there It a elnglng group, "the Top 20." on the Ford show that are strictly chrome-plated. Thursday night, they did "Lone­ some Road," against a stark back­ ground with a rather weird tree hanging over the hack of tha set. It was not the sort of thing you might see on "Ozark Jubilee." Late Evening Manners Rosie Clooney's show comes nn late and it hat late evening man­ ners. Thursday night Mist Clooney had the Hl-fo's with her end they helped open the show with "Great Dey." while tone of balloone dan­ gled In (he air and dancers dressed In carnival outfits fandangoed. "That wit sure a mover" Miss Clooney slid at the close of the number and she was right. Billy De Wolfe, another guest, went through a routine about mak­ ing a J/w can to London on a pay phone and the Hl-Lo't came hack In English coat sweaters to ling, "Heather on the Hill." All of It very stylish. Miss Clooney hertaH Is a very knowing and swinging singer who dresses pretty formally '■t keeping wftk the character of ?r show. I suppose there Is room on TV f r all three types, but frankly If I have to make a choice m take English eoff sweaters and "Heather on toe HU1" over "Long Tall Sally" end • Right of stepc •t around Beatrice was settled, farm­ ed and flourished. Freeman Initial­ ly built a log and sod home, then Improved hla residence until be had a comfortable dwelling where he lived until hla death la IMS. He and Us wife, their graves marfcad by a granite etoaa, are buried near their home. Some years ago, historical groups began a movement to have the site of Freeman's farm set aside and restored, as nearly at possible, to Its original condition. In ISM. Con­ gress approved purchase af the homestead by the government from Freeman’ s descendants, and the National Monument was for­ mally established la Jan. 3, 1S3S. Planting of native grasses, hat helped the long-farmed land to lose iu agricultural appearance and take on the look It had when Free­ man turned hit first shovel of sod. The grasses flourished particularly In this year’ s wet weather. 8-Year-Old Spreads Christmas Cheer WASWNOTOM W — Mike Strong spread a singular kind of Christmas eheer this year—(or an S-year-old. Ha found the courage to help someone else, even though he Is about to hava hla right aya removed. The operation worried hie par enti. They didn't know how R would affect Mike—a tow-headed third grader who likes to play football and who shows a keen Interest In science. • Mike, who lives In suburban Sil­ ver Springs, Md., Injured his eya In 1K3 when he Jabbed It with a pocket knife while cutting a rope. Doctors thought they could save it with one operation. But scar tis­ sue detached the retina, forcing the rceent decision to remove H. The bad lime came then. It was a tough one to swallow for in ftyear-old with a lifetime ahead of him. Mike's parents knew he was seared. They waited to sea how he would take It. Their answer earns In ■ Christmas card written by Mike to'someone he knew. It said: "I fell real bad when my mother and daddy told me what happened to you. I know everything will be •II right because my grandfather hae in erliflcial eye and be etn do everything. "1 already have had an eye operation and soon I am going to have one eye taken out." The card was addressed to free lance sportswriler Carroll Hall of Washington. Hall wat struck by a flying hockey puck Dec. IS and had his right eya removed. 1958 Foreseen As Good Year WASHINGTON TP _ Wendell B Barnes head of the Small Business Administration, said today that "contlnunlg prosperity is Inevit­ able" even though the nation Is experiencing “ some slackening In overall business activity." Itarnes said in a speech to the Washington Rotary Club that his "reading of the business barome­ ter indicates that 19M will be an­ other relatively good year." He said a mild economic down­ turn now in progress "undoubted­ ly" will continue Into the early months of next year. But he added "I do not expect that this cor­ rection phase will he one of long duration." llarnrs said prosperity will con­ tinue because "we are entering a new age. . .of thermo dynamics, astrophysics, satellites, missiles, Jet planes and atomic energy." "Here alone is untold opportunity for business In the fields of re­ search and development," he said. "This continuing prosperity is inevitable and rests oa our »ecomplishments, not only In the fields of science, but in economics, which has leveled the boom and bust cycles, and the sound leader­ ship of your government." Barnes said 195(1 will be a "year of golden opportunities, and bar­ ring unexpected upheavals, a year of wholesome prosperity tied to thn astounding frontiers of science, and the sound fiscal policies of our federal government." BT THB FOOT PROVIDENCE, R. I. — (U P )Rlchard J. 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Concordance, Harmony quality Bible paper, gold corer of the Gospels, Bible readers’ aids, new plan of selfpro nounelation, family ■It! regietar, color lllastrallona, maps and many other fine features. to ALEX BMITH Fnunrt b i t w s M -Per what .hall It pewftt O man. It h. .hall gain Ik. whale warl4. aad l-*a hi* •nr Saair* ■are in no opportunity far every •oa regardless of age, race or creed to participate in a digni­ fied. cellared and refined pro­ gram af religious education and Spiritual uplifting, without tty obligation whatsoever. Thera is nothing to bay • , • nothing aelL Mr. T. B. Osrrnll Ihorwtn Patois Frigid lire Appltaaaae FA 2-3164 205 E. 25th St. Shlrltr Hnwsrd s ■w a r Pig* 14-Mo#. J«a. I, IIW �Y \ iD n f Gavin Says '50-50 WASHINGTON (UP)— Lt. Gen. Jwpici If. Gavin laid today there lT.UU a “ 50-50 chance" he won t quit hi* job of leading the Army's fight to match Russia's missile might. At the same time the outspoken three-.tar general stepped up his public attack In the Army's bchali —calling for money to Increase Won't Quit Job Leading Missile Fight weapons research and doable | Army Secretary Array manpower to 28 divisions. (trucker Issued a statement Gavtn expressed hi. views In an . he wants Gavin to remain an aa Interview after he was reported to chief of Army research and dev cl* have told Senate Investigators opment. Ha said Gavin “ has • Monday ha decided to reUre after brilliant future tn the Army and I* being informed he was “ no longer , certainly four-star material." being considered for promoth n . , | Senate Democratic Leader Lynto a more responsible position." don II. Johnson (Tex.), chelrman Wants Gavin To Remain of the Senate preparedness sub- commit tee before which Gavtn ap­ peared, warned today against “ even a hint of reprisal" against military men who oppose admin* titration policies before Congress. He said Gavln'a treatment “ cer­ tainly will maka others hesitant to speak frankly and candidly." Sen. Estes KrfauCer (D-Tenn ), • subcommittee member, s a i d Congress must protect officers “ who speak sincerely tnd openly.” He erged Brucker to refuse to re­ tire Gavin and give him “ lb* promotion h* deserves." Adm. kickover “ Worried" Another officer. Rear Adm. Byman G. Rickover, told the inquiry that lagging research programs and e lack of a sense of urgency among top officials have left him “ very much worried that It Is al­ most too late to match the achievements of the Soviet Union." Rickover, assistant chief of the Nivy's Bureau for Nuclear Propul­ sion and “ father" of the atomic submarine, said he recommended a missile-submarine program two year, ago hut wa« turned down by “ Navy submarine officers." In a related development, key congressmen forecast defeat f o r proprosal. to create a tingle mili­ tary chief of staff. Chairman Carl Vlntsn (D-Ga.) of ths House Arm­ ed Services Committee said U such a bill gcU to bis committee “ It won't get out." Chairman Richard 11. Russell (D-Ga.) of the parallel Senate committee also has oppos­ ed the klea. Adm. Arlcigh Burke, • Weather Cloudy, windy Sed cool today; clcartag an! much colder tonight with low M to 43. Wednesday fair, C?stimed windy tad cold. VOL. X L IX ■ Established 1909 Shop and Save f e n f r n r ii f e r a l AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA. NEW SPAPER chief of naval operations, said Monday sueh a play would “ lay the foundation for disaster." Gavin, while he did not call fof a single chief, startled official Washington In an appearance be­ fore Johnson's group last month by urging scrapping of the present joint chiefs setup In favor of a general staff or senior military officers. In Sanford * TU ESDAY. JA N U A R Y 7, 1958 NO. 170 United Press Leased Wins Krider Named County Commission Chairman Mr*. George Otto, first appear John Krider, Seminole County first order of business this morn- nslrd for the post and was elected Commissioner and Manager of the Ing. annnlmousty to the position as Ing before the group thi* morning, Seminole County Chamber of ComCommissioner Homer Lit lie was chairman. He look over Immediate- asked for improvement* tn the mrree, was named chairman of named vlee-ehalnnin of the group., ly as commissioners congratulated Canning Kitchen on 25th St. which the Board of Commissioner* In the Commissioner Krider was noml- him on his election. is used as a merting place for the Home Demonstration Club* and 4-11 Clubs. .Mrs. Otto represented the Home Demonstration Club group.. Tbe Board ’ of commissioners Barnes David Longwell Is today agrees! to take bids on the painting the luckiest baby In town! Tluof the interior, waterproofing the baby was born at 12:22 p. m. Jan. exterior, and furnishing some type 1. which made him the first of the of heat for the building. year in Seminole County. James ,, . „ ... . „ _ . Harry Smith, repreaenting the commented much was the trip i of the city n ■ kick-off for CourtDavid Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr; ■"* eWe" d*Uc S* Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, CITY PLANNING WAS discussed last night between city officials and a representa­ through the Sanford Nival A ir' esy Week here. Howard McNulty. Henry Burnell Longwell. 550 Hu- J?“ »“ ?f th* Sanford-Semlnole County Jaycers, Seminole County Station. Everyone was so court- chairman of the Jaycre Courtesy requested the Board of Commis­ tive o f the Florida State Development Commission. (Left to right) Clifford McKibbin, most Drive. chairman o f the City's Zoning and Planning Commission, Milton Foldcs, city planner, Dr. John Morgan and Dr. Vin­ Chamber of Commerce and the eous, said Mr*. Salne, “ and It was Week Committee, said thta morti- sioners have Washington Avc. |ing “ Everyone terms to be taking cleared of brush so that the street and City Manager Warren E. Knowles. (S ta ff Photo) cent Roberts delivered the baby Mayfair Inn following their arrest luch a big. huge place." Mr. and Mrs. Stines were guest* part In the week-long activities." might be used. Commissioners ap­ at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ In Sanford for "attempting to pass proved this action. pital. He weighed 8 lbs. l ti. at through Sanford without stopping" left for their home in Jackson, Bids on heavy equipment were )Jffth. opened but discussion on the pur­ Sanford merchants will present Mich., today. Charlie Morrison, representing chase of a tractor, a dragline and the baby and his parents with a a seaman tiller waa postponed un variety of useful and beautiful the Seminole County Chamber of til this afternoon. gifts. A $10 bank account will he Commerce, took the visiting couple “ If we ean't do anything about atarted at the Florida State Rank; on a whirlwind tour of the county Big Tree Tark let's close it up," a family dinner of thrir chi Ice at this morning to point out places of Interest and to show them the City planning is one step ncjrcr slstant planner tn the ptanntng County Commissioner Lawrence the Pinrcrcat Inn; suit and dress for tha City ol Sanford following a division of the Florida Develop­ Swoffurd declared thus morning at cleaned and presses) at Gene's many attractions of the county. They visited Lake Mary. Geneva, joint meeting of the Board of San* ment Commission. Seminole Dry Cleaners; sterling the meeting of tho Board of Semi­ Work on the Sanford Civic Center font City Commissioners and the Foldcs, discussing£ uir the m matching mu mu n silver milk cup from Win, E. Rad­ Oviedo, Long wood as well as Henry nole County Commissioners. Is progressing on schedule. Archi­ ctly'i Zoning and Planning Com­ fund plan of the federal (ederq governio, Jeweler; 15 printed birth an- Simpsons Lychet Farm, Ktbort A fence and budding facilities tect John Burton IV report rd. mission to hear MdtoiS Foldcs, as-, mtr-s admletutiTod by i.J, agency) hounccmrnti from the Progressive Cammaek’s Dairy, and stopping by were discs** J but Cle-tV o* in- "T .t \ t ,,— to see “ celery growing" and some I bo i)jy d,utti--iJ meti e r nnerv* of noth duitliiVd mr ihemnerv1 Printing Co. Boarl tV I*.’ Hrrulun'Inform1 d j . high all arch arches of the audi­ groups the details required to ob­ Five shirts 'washed. Ironed and of the county’ s citrus groves. commissioners that only $.V )0 Is an One of the highlights of the torium's lingo roof rests was In­ tain the aid for city planning. finished, from Seminole County propriated for (lie park and the stalled last Saturday, Laundry: a comfort crib hlankrt, couple's visit was a visit with J. "The federal government docs fencr alone would mean an over­ Laminated wood arches weigh­ nut alt in judgment over your pro­ from Roumlllat and Anderson; let Brailcy Odham. chairman of Flor­ expenditure of $2,300. ing more than two tons arrived by of pillows from Echols; bouquet of ida’ s Milk Commission. Saints, a gram." Foldcs explained, and add­ “ It seems as if we are getting way of the Atlantic Coast Line flowers from A. F. Ramsay: fbir milkman in his home own, said ed "we wllbnot, in any way, dic­ right hack where we were.'' said 1st; firil pair of shoes from the vp never mrt a liner and were set in place Saturday af­ Killeen members of the Semi- tate to you the type of planning fat Commissioner Homer Little, “ II ternoon. Sanford Shoe Center; a "Fold. Wc !,a<l * wonderful note High School Glee Club, nine your city.** wc don't have the money we can't master" highchair-car seat com­ with him that the both of us ap­ Thcrt' were two sections of the gills and six boys, have been “ It Is up to you to adopt tho pro­ do it." preciate very much." proscenium arch which together chosen to attend the State Music gram submitted by the consultant mutation from Mather of Sanford. Yesterday afternoon the Saloes Commissioner Fred Dyson frank gives a stage clearance of 17 fret, w\ feeding spoon and rattle from Clinic in Tampa, Jan. 9, 10 and 11. employed," he said. ly told tho hoard of commissioners the width of the stage is 29 feet. Wert Jewelry Store; spoon aid saw Sanford from one end to the Both the Board of Commission­ The group will Join with studtrts “ I am not going for any over-ex­ The laminated wood arches were fork set from Sanford Jewelry ami other. They marveled at the sub. (rein alt over the state for practice ers urn! the City Zoning and Plum­ divisions, Pinecrest School, the pended budget,” manufactured hv Hilrn Laminated sessions and on Saturday nlg'U wilt ing Commission agreed that in­ Luggage Co.; Thayer car bed from The Furniture Center; an electric new Seminole Memorial Hospital, Commissioner Swofford explain­ Products, Inc., of Albert Lea, Minn, present a concert. terviews should be conducted im­ ed that on Christmas Day alone and the erection is hein ( supervisIron from Baggerly Appliance Cen­ the Sanford State Farmers Market The group haves Thursday and mediately anticipating an applica­ and other places of Interest. ter; an 8 by to portrait of the baby COURTESY W EEK PROCLAMATION Is displayed by there were 43 people at the Big ed by Yeandle and Fox Laminated returns Sunday. A dance wilt be tion for the federal aid planning Sainet aald last night as he en­ from Bergstrom Photo Service: an Mayor David Gatchel. He set aside the week of Jan. 6-12 Tree in two minutes time and over Products, Inc. of Fort Lauderdale. held for them Friday night, along before! the end of January, “ Even-Flo" baby bottle sterilizer joyed the Mayfair Inn's cocktail as Courtesy Week in Hanford and allied on every citizen General contractor for the San­ with other planned entertainment a period of IS minutes there were “ Wo have filed only one appliesford Civic Center is Carroll Dan Sunday. from Touchton’s Drug Co., and one hour “ what I liked most about 160 people visiting the area. tk i thus far," Foldcs explained, to participate. (S ta ff l ’ hoto) Sanford was the fact that every­ year's subscription to The Sanford “ 1 don’t tee how we can keep ids Construction Co. of Nanford. Four members of the group have "which Inrludrd request fur funds body is working together." TJprald. the park there and not do some­ been chosen to participate in the for approximately eight cities. We Mrs. John McGraw was Intro­ Mr. Longwell Is employed by the thing about It,” newly elected are planning our aecond request experimental chorus. duced to Mr. and Mrs. Salnes last Burpee W. Atlea Co. chairman John Krider laid. Attending the clinic will be DI and would like to Include Sanford." night at the Mayfair Inn. He said The state representative of tha Clerk O. P. Herndon commented ana Fldscher, Linda Anderson, to Mrs. McGraw "after all stories V. 8. EMPLOYE JAILED “ tt is one of the few free attrac Development Commission warned, Shirley Morgan, Lynda Yeackie, BELGRADE (U P )- Mrgud Sam- I've read about you and now I tions In the State of Florida and The Sanford Fire Department re- '* ’ r‘ *« Connie Brown, however, that "no planning pro­ bek, 50, an employ* of the U. S. have the opportunity to meet you we should do something about ports a quiet 24 hours ending tins l:,l' n Vthlrn. Janice Luxon, M.rcls gram is romplet* when It is set —this is wonderful." Embassy here, was arresteddast keeping tt open.” mnrn|ng Bumgarner, Teddy Walker, Pit on your desk " "I am »o happy that you are Dee. 1] for spreading falsa newt By J. Slarlen ITarmin 8r. Board ef Sanford City Commiss. Possibility loomed high last night Possibilities ram* np, during the Only one al.rm w„s answered ponahoe. Johnny Barley, Al Coton Internal polities, security police her* with us," Mrs. McGraw told Who will be Mayor of the City of t [oner* has been a “ quiet” board discussion, of the transfer of fundi when, at 7 o'clock this morning, Stanley and Don i ar- that an engineer "or one capaldo revealed Monday night. They said the visiting couple. Mrs. Roy Wil­ Sanford for 1958? of carrying on tho program for for several years with no concert from other appropriation*. How- •parking electric wlu-s t t 512 East lep,. „ ......... • , Sambt'k was one of six persons liam s introduced Mrs. McGraw to That question may or may not be the city" would be employed to (Oh St, rm ii-d a scare, ’llu-re was, ' ” Reese Whittle, glee rd action by any nne man, faction, n« hfl#l decision was madi the guests. .{rested on the charge. answer tonight at the organua no damage. It was reported. 1r,,,h rtlrrctor' »™1 >**»» Sl(,le wl)* assist the consultant and becoma One trip about which the Saines tional meeting of the Board of or clique—even city flections have |*L * '**• ^our this morning, (Continu'd oa Pag* 'llama will go with the group. been quiet, with few vote* and no Sanford City Commtsiinners. issues. Two commissioners will be sworn It couhl be possible that to elect in amt seated it tonight’ s meeting of the martl, Robert S. Urown, a mayor this year the City Clerk, elected last November and A. L. H N. Sayer, wdl find it necess­ Wilson, re-elected In last year i ary to us* the City Charter s "draw a n*m* out of tb* hat" rule. election. The City Attorney, William C Officer* of the Sanford Kiwanis Whether or not a mayor will he Club will be installed tomorrow at elected tonight rests in the power Hutchison, will, more than likely, the club’ s noon luncheon meeting of politics and whether or not be keeping a dose eye on the held at the Yacht Club. any one man has been able to I election. Other r'iclions have been Byron Herlong of Leesburg, sway enough vote* to claim the [ successful when the " a ’istairfd" lieutenant governor of District election in the (jr>t balloting or i vote or the “ no vote" was used tn Fite of Florida Kiwanis will be the later balloting of the evening. complete the majority In a "tight” Installing officer. There art- remote possibilities,' election. Mayor David Gatchel will offi according lo r u mb l i n g s and There has been noop-n discusdally take his olttce as president rumors, that there will be two ion or open "politicking" for the ■of the local civic club along with factions in the 1958 Board of San­ honorary post of Mayor of San other officers and directors of the ford Ctty Commissioners. ford. local organization. Should such politics come up In Tho queition Is continuing to Attorney Edwin Shinholier is tonight's meeting It will be the first circulate "Who will be Mayor ol the retiring president. in the past several years. The Sjldurd for 1958?" James D. Longwell First Baby Of '58 It Seminole County Courtesy Week Guests Enjoy Tour Of County Work On Center Is Progressing Dn Schedule City Planning For Sanford Nears 15 SHS Glee Club Members To Attend State Music C lin ic Who Will Be Mayor O f Sanford In '58! Additional Local News On Page 8 Firemen Answer Marm Early Today Byron Herlong W ill Install Kiw anis Dfficers Tomorrow Rotarians “ News travels so fast In these modern times that big stories sometimes run into each other on their way tn editorial newsrooms of the nation's newspapers, radio stalions, TV stations and other in­ formation outlets.” J. Marlon Har­ man Sr,, Executive Editor of The Sanford Herald told the Sanford Rotary Club yesterday. In hts annual account of the big stories of Die year before the Ro­ tary Club. Harman said “ News has J. MARION HARMAN SR., gotten so big and competitive that Executive Editor o f Thu * It overshadows tremendous stories Sanford Herald, speaks be­ that bits at the heart and sway the biggest of men wherever they fore the Sanford Rotary might be." Club yesterday on the top Harman cited the atory cf Rickie j|ew s o f 1957. Drehow. 13-year old youngster who (Photo by IScrgitrotu) turned K m over to the principal Hear Top of his school which he found folded in a discarded cake wrapper, ' i ’ll wager that those bills looked to Rickie as the national debt would look to you and me." he said. “ The young man was honestanil with that event there was a lesion— a big news atory that should carry over from 1957 to 1958 and to other years ahead of us. lt waa one of the biggest news itorie* of the year overshadowed by uther events of the moment," Harman commented. Nominations for the 10 biggest news stories of the year 1957 were largely sombre, the Rotary Club [ speaker pointed out. “ That is to say, most of the big ones were bad news for somebody, although there i was a sprinkling ui stout's that 10 Stories were generally pleasant or hope ful,” he said. Many of thr dvcelopments of the year, Harman explained, were of the g o o d for onr-and-bad-for an­ other sort. Moscow rejoiced over its sputniks, but Washington was depressed. The Braves gave Mil­ waukee ils biggest celebration in October, but their world series vic­ tory was a blow to Yankee fans In New York. “ However," he said. "It would be hard to sec anything good at all In Ike's stroke. Hurricane Aud­ rey, the spate of 19JT plane dis­ asters and earthquakes, the Aslan Flu epidemic, turmoil In the Mideast, the economic crisis In France, the stock market bieuk, or the (Continued oa Page 8) THE ia &dl in ARCH at the Ranfnril Civic Center u a b« i w q a l U)p buu^tutf tn* two sections together to form th o key arch on which all \ other archta o l tho roof reat. —V ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 1958. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/16acc6c1d191975c0442fd7f0fe73431.pdf e64cf89f7e21ff25f93178a489cb4fd7 PDF Text Text •m .r V *‘ ^ ftd td First Homestead Site Is Attraction I y MtJUAT « . H O U R :'.tod r n n Staff Ch h s « M BEATRICE, Neb. - O i l - Travel to the Homestead National Monu­ ment, one of Nebraska'* lesser known but most Interesting points of historical Interest, win set 1 new record this pear. Ralph K. Sharer, monument sup­ erintendent for the National Park Sendee, told United Press that rlaltors to the unique establish­ ment four miles northwest of Bea­ trice would exceed U.000 la 1M7. The monument's elaim to fame centers around a handwritten doc­ ument filed bp an on-leare Un­ ion aolldcr, Daniel Preeman, with the U. S. Land Office at Browneffle, Nebraska Territory, to * »fter midnight on Jan. 1, IMS. Freeman's filing was "Home­ stead Entry No. 1"—the first appli­ cation for free land under the Homestead Act passed by Coogreii after much controversy and signed by President Abraham Lincoln to become effective on the same date as his Immortal Emancipation Proclamation. After filing his claim, Freeman had to go on srlth the Civil War and didn't gat to settle on his 1M acres of fertile prairie until hla military service was completed, lie obtained his formal title to the land—under Homestead Act Patent No. 1—on Sept 1, I M , after com­ pleting five years' residence and making the Improvements required by law. Tract Restored Since Freeman obtained his Ne­ braska land, more than one million other American citizens—or emi­ grants who had fled their declara­ tion of Intention to become eltlzena —have secured homesteads. America's No. 1 homestead soon lost Its Identity as the prairie >> : » !1 Musical Shows On TV Fall Into 3 Classifications By WILLIAM EWALD Uufted Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP)— The musi­ cal shows on TV fall roughly Into three classifications — small town, suburban and big city. Thursday night Is a study In all three typee. And strsngety enough, all three follow each other not only In respect to time hut In terms of sophistication. They ere the AnC-TV Pat Boone show and the NBC-TV Tennessee Ernie rord and Rosemary Clooney shows. The Roorte show, like another ABC-TV offering, the Guy Mitch­ ell Show, shuns sophistication. Boone Is a young fellow with a frank, open faee and ho has what the ladlrt cell "a nlre manner." And they are right: He Is nice. Rut his AIJC-TV 30-mlnuter lacks the drive and aggressive qualities that the Ford Show (suburban) has to some extent and the Cloon­ ey Show (big city) hat In even greater degree. Production Flat Fare From the production standpoint the Boone show It pretty flat (are. Thursday night, he tang "All The Way" In front of a potted plant and "Long Tall Sally" while he was standing to the side of some steps. He gave out with •'Star­ dust" while he stood In front of a guitar player. The dsneing on the Boone show Is pretty stale and the Jokes are about on a par with the dancing. The Ford show, on tha other hand, It s little mo-e glossy. Oh, I know Tennessee started out as a country singer, but his folks)ness is pretty polished by now and even though he'll bless "the little pea pickin' hearts" of his audi­ ence, he's pretty much a station wagon man right now. The theme of Ford's show It s kind of suburban togetherness and Thur-ilay night, he and guest Mac­ Donald t'arey, went through a rather tong routine atmut Christ­ mas presents in a rather slickly furnished living room. Too. there It a elnglng group, "the Top 20." on the Ford show that are strictly chrome-plated. Thursday night, they did "Lone­ some Road," against a stark back­ ground with a rather weird tree hanging over the hack of tha set. It was not the sort of thing you might see on "Ozark Jubilee." Late Evening Manners Rosie Clooney's show comes nn late and it hat late evening man­ ners. Thursday night Mist Clooney had the Hl-fo's with her end they helped open the show with "Great Dey." while tone of balloone dan­ gled In (he air and dancers dressed In carnival outfits fandangoed. "That wit sure a mover" Miss Clooney slid at the close of the number and she was right. Billy De Wolfe, another guest, went through a routine about mak­ ing a J/w can to London on a pay phone and the Hl-Lo't came hack In English coat sweaters to ling, "Heather on the Hill." All of It very stylish. Miss Clooney hertaH Is a very knowing and swinging singer who dresses pretty formally '■t keeping wftk the character of ?r show. I suppose there Is room on TV f r all three types, but frankly If I have to make a choice m take English eoff sweaters and "Heather on toe HU1" over "Long Tall Sally" end • Right of stepc •t around Beatrice was settled, farm­ ed and flourished. Freeman Initial­ ly built a log and sod home, then Improved hla residence until be had a comfortable dwelling where he lived until hla death la IMS. He and Us wife, their graves marfcad by a granite etoaa, are buried near their home. Some years ago, historical groups began a movement to have the site of Freeman's farm set aside and restored, as nearly at possible, to Its original condition. In ISM. Con­ gress approved purchase af the homestead by the government from Freeman’ s descendants, and the National Monument was for­ mally established la Jan. 3, 1S3S. Planting of native grasses, hat helped the long-farmed land to lose iu agricultural appearance and take on the look It had when Free­ man turned hit first shovel of sod. The grasses flourished particularly In this year’ s wet weather. 8-Year-Old Spreads Christmas Cheer WASWNOTOM W — Mike Strong spread a singular kind of Christmas eheer this year—(or an S-year-old. Ha found the courage to help someone else, even though he Is about to hava hla right aya removed. The operation worried hie par enti. They didn't know how R would affect Mike—a tow-headed third grader who likes to play football and who shows a keen Interest In science. • Mike, who lives In suburban Sil­ ver Springs, Md., Injured his eya In 1K3 when he Jabbed It with a pocket knife while cutting a rope. Doctors thought they could save it with one operation. But scar tis­ sue detached the retina, forcing the rceent decision to remove H. The bad lime came then. It was a tough one to swallow for in ftyear-old with a lifetime ahead of him. Mike's parents knew he was seared. They waited to sea how he would take It. Their answer earns In ■ Christmas card written by Mike to'someone he knew. It said: "I fell real bad when my mother and daddy told me what happened to you. I know everything will be •II right because my grandfather hae in erliflcial eye and be etn do everything. "1 already have had an eye operation and soon I am going to have one eye taken out." The card was addressed to free lance sportswriler Carroll Hall of Washington. Hall wat struck by a flying hockey puck Dec. IS and had his right eya removed. 1958 Foreseen As Good Year WASHINGTON TP _ Wendell B Barnes head of the Small Business Administration, said today that "contlnunlg prosperity is Inevit­ able" even though the nation Is experiencing “ some slackening In overall business activity." Itarnes said in a speech to the Washington Rotary Club that his "reading of the business barome­ ter indicates that 19M will be an­ other relatively good year." He said a mild economic down­ turn now in progress "undoubted­ ly" will continue Into the early months of next year. But he added "I do not expect that this cor­ rection phase will he one of long duration." llarnrs said prosperity will con­ tinue because "we are entering a new age. . .of thermo dynamics, astrophysics, satellites, missiles, Jet planes and atomic energy." "Here alone is untold opportunity for business In the fields of re­ search and development," he said. "This continuing prosperity is inevitable and rests oa our »ecomplishments, not only In the fields of science, but in economics, which has leveled the boom and bust cycles, and the sound leader­ ship of your government." Barnes said 195(1 will be a "year of golden opportunities, and bar­ ring unexpected upheavals, a year of wholesome prosperity tied to thn astounding frontiers of science, and the sound fiscal policies of our federal government." BT THB FOOT PROVIDENCE, R. I. — (U P )Rlchard J. Ricci told Judge Ludgi Dol'asquale in district court that ha had gone only M feat from hie backyard when police stopped him for having no pletee on the car. "Ten cants • foot," tha court •eld. “for a t-.Ul fin# of 14." A DKI.AY OLD IAYRROOK. Cm*. — (U P)—A/toc 101 yeasw of sarriaa, the Coast Guard decided to raplace tha Ourn/Md Lightship oa l» o g Island Sound with radar buoys. But tt had to Haler Haeetrvahon of toe lightship tndaftnitsslg whan tha hwoga wowklaY fwwota.a paopar^v Although Iha nnuae to moew amphibious than toe oarshoa and faade iss water white tha rarsbou feeds on land, tha caribou's baoyR a bailee ewha- 288 HOLY BIBLES<™»*W*V EN TER N O W Her* la tha aavanth o f aorlaa o f Bihto Vcroc Pagao (a a y r p *a l Jr Th o fa R fa r f Harold tha fir s t M onday a f ovary Name; ■tonIk fo r oao y o u . H ilo la a s t r ic t o f eftoDotiroa to tool jro«r kaow lcdgt o f tho B ible, and to at oka yo o m ore fam il­ Address; iar with Ha taxi. 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BAGGERLY'S Ted Williams Semfnol# Dry Cleaners Wentlnghoann LUMBER A Mnytng HARDW ARE CO. AS parItsgea hi alaag plastla bags Zenlt'n TV Pkoma FA 2-1932 Phono FA 2-3672 120 MarHoltn 2553 Park Avn. Cvatea Dtabrow Mr. T. B. Osrrnll Ihorwtn Patois Frigid lire Appltaaaae FA 2-3164 205 E. 25th St. Shlrltr Hnwsrd s ■w a r Pig* 14-Mo#. J«a. I, IIW �Y \ iD n f Gavin Says '50-50 WASHINGTON (UP)— Lt. Gen. Jwpici If. Gavin laid today there lT.UU a “ 50-50 chance" he won t quit hi* job of leading the Army's fight to match Russia's missile might. At the same time the outspoken three-.tar general stepped up his public attack In the Army's bchali —calling for money to Increase • weapons research and doable | Army Secretary Array manpower to 28 divisions. (trucker Issued a statement Gavtn expressed hi. views In an . he wants Gavin to remain an aa Interview after he was reported to chief of Army research and dev cl* have told Senate Investigators opment. Ha said Gavin “ has • Monday ha decided to reUre after brilliant future tn the Army and I* being informed he was “ no longer , certainly four-star material." being considered for promoth n . , | Senate Democratic Leader Lynto a more responsible position." don II. Johnson (Tex.), chelrman Wants Gavin To Remain of the Senate preparedness sub- W eather Cloudy, windy Sed cool today; clcartag an! much colder tonight with low M to 43. Wednesday fair, C?stimed windy tad cold. VOL. X L IX Won't Quit Job Leading Missile Fight ■ Established 1909 commit tee before which Gavtn ap­ peared, warned today against “ even a hint of reprisal" against military men who oppose admin* titration policies before Congress. He said Gavln'a treatment “ cer­ tainly will maka others hesitant to speak frankly and candidly." Sen. Estes KrfauCer (D-Tenn ), • subcommittee member, s a i d Congress must protect officers “ who speak sincerely tnd openly.” He erged Brucker to refuse to re­ tire Gavin and give him “ lb* promotion h* deserves." Adm. kickover “ Worried" Another officer. Rear Adm. Byman G. Rickover, told the inquiry that lagging research programs and e lack of a sense of urgency among top officials have left him “ very much worried that It Is al­ most too late to match the achievements of the Soviet Union." Rickover, assistant chief of the Nivy's Bureau for Nuclear Propul­ sion and “ father" of the atomic submarine, said he recommended a missile-submarine program two year, ago hut wa« turned down by “ Navy submarine officers." In a related development, key congressmen forecast defeat f o r proprosal. to create a tingle mili­ tary chief of staff. Chairman Carl Vlntsn (D-Ga.) of ths House Arm­ ed Services Committee said U such a bill gcU to bis committee “ It won't get out." Chairman Richard 11. Russell (D-Ga.) of the parallel Senate committee also has oppos­ ed the klea. Adm. Arlcigh Burke, fenfrnrii f e r a l AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA. NEW SPAPER chief of naval operations, said Monday sueh a play would “ lay the foundation for disaster." Gavin, while he did not call fof a single chief, startled official Washington In an appearance be­ fore Johnson's group last month by urging scrapping of the present joint chiefs setup In favor of a general staff or senior military officers. Shop and Save In Sanford * TU ESDAY. JA N U A R Y 7, 1958 United Press Leased Wins NO. 170 Krider Named County Commission Chairman Mr*. George Otto, first appear John Krider, Seminole County first order of business this morn- nslrd for the post and was elected Commissioner and Manager of the Ing. annnlmousty to the position as Ing before the group thi* morning, Seminole County Chamber of ComCommissioner Homer Lit lie was chairman. He look over Immediate- asked for improvement* tn the mrree, was named chairman of named vlee-ehalnnin of the group., ly as commissioners congratulated Canning Kitchen on 25th St. which the Board of Commissioner* In the Commissioner Krider was noml- him on his election. is used as a merting place for the Home Demonstration Club* and 4-11 Clubs. .Mrs. Otto represented the Home Demonstration Club group.. Tbe Board ’ of commissioners Barnes David Longwell Is today agrees! to take bids on the painting the luckiest baby In town! Tluof the interior, waterproofing the baby was born at 12:22 p. m. Jan. exterior, and furnishing some type 1. which made him the first of the of heat for the building. year in Seminole County. James ,, . „ ... . „ _ . Harry Smith, repreaenting the commented much was the trip i of the city n ■ kick-off for CourtDavid Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr; ■"* eWe" d*Uc S* Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, CITY PLANNING WAS discussed last night between city officials and a representa­ through the Sanford Nival A ir' esy Week here. Howard McNulty. Henry Burnell Longwell. 550 Hu- J?“ »“ ?f th* Sanford-Semlnole County Jaycers, Seminole County Station. Everyone was so court- chairman of the Jaycre Courtesy requested the Board of Commis­ tive o f the Florida State Development Commission. (Left to right) Clifford McKibbin, most Drive. chairman o f the City's Zoning and Planning Commission, Milton Foldcs, city planner, Dr. John Morgan and Dr. Vin­ Chamber of Commerce and the eous, said Mr*. Salne, “ and It was Week Committee, said thta morti- sioners have Washington Avc. |ing “ Everyone terms to be taking cleared of brush so that the street and City Manager Warren E. Knowles. (S ta ff Photo) cent Roberts delivered the baby Mayfair Inn following their arrest luch a big. huge place." Mr. and Mrs. Stines were guest* part In the week-long activities." might be used. Commissioners ap­ at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ In Sanford for "attempting to pass proved this action. pital. He weighed 8 lbs. l ti. at through Sanford without stopping" left for their home in Jackson, Bids on heavy equipment were )Jffth. opened but discussion on the pur­ Sanford merchants will present Mich., today. Charlie Morrison, representing chase of a tractor, a dragline and the baby and his parents with a a seaman tiller waa postponed un variety of useful and beautiful the Seminole County Chamber of til this afternoon. gifts. A $10 bank account will he Commerce, took the visiting couple “ If we ean't do anything about atarted at the Florida State Rank; on a whirlwind tour of the county Big Tree Tark let's close it up," a family dinner of thrir chi Ice at this morning to point out places of Interest and to show them the City planning is one step ncjrcr slstant planner tn the ptanntng County Commissioner Lawrence the Pinrcrcat Inn; suit and dress for tha City ol Sanford following a division of the Florida Develop­ Swoffurd declared thus morning at cleaned and presses) at Gene's many attractions of the county. They visited Lake Mary. Geneva, joint meeting of the Board of San* ment Commission. Seminole Dry Cleaners; sterling the meeting of tho Board of Semi­ Work on the Sanford Civic Center font City Commissioners and the Foldcs, discussing£ uir the m matching mumun silver milk cup from Win, E. Rad­ Oviedo, Long wood as well as Henry nole County Commissioners. Is progressing on schedule. Archi­ ctly'i Zoning and Planning Com­ fund plan of the federal (ederq governio, Jeweler; 15 printed birth an- Simpsons Lychet Farm, Ktbort A fence and budding facilities tect John Burton IV report rd. mission to hear MdtoiS Foldcs, as-, mtr-s admletutiTod by i.J, agency) hounccmrnti from the Progressive Cammaek’s Dairy, and stopping by were discs** J but Cle-tV o* in- "T .t \ t ,,— to see “ celery growing" and some I bo i)jy d,utti--iJ meti e r nnerv* of noth duitliiVd mr ihemnerv1 Printing Co. Boarl tV I*.’ Hrrulun'Inform1 d j . high all arch arches of the audi­ groups the details required to ob­ Five shirts 'washed. Ironed and of the county’ s citrus groves. commissioners that only $.V )0 Is an One of the highlights of the torium's lingo roof rests was In­ 15 SH S Glee Club tain the aid for city planning. finished, from Seminole County propriated for (lie park and the stalled last Saturday, Laundry: a comfort crib hlankrt, couple's visit was a visit with J. "The federal government docs fencr alone would mean an over­ Laminated wood arches weigh­ Members To Attend nut alt in judgment over your pro­ from Roumlllat and Anderson; let Brailcy Odham. chairman of Flor­ expenditure of $2,300. ing more than two tons arrived by of pillows from Echols; bouquet of ida’ s Milk Commission. Saints, a gram." Foldcs explained, and add­ “ It seems as if we are getting way of the Atlantic Coast Line State Music C lin ic flowers from A. F. Ramsay: fbir milkman in his home own, said ed "we wllbnot, in any way, dic­ right hack where we were.'' said 1st; firil pair of shoes from the vp never mrt a liner and were set in place Saturday af­ Killeen members of the Semi- tate to you the type of planning fat Commissioner Homer Little, “ II ternoon. Sanford Shoe Center; a "Fold. Wc !,a<l * wonderful note High School Glee Club, nine your city.** wc don't have the money we can't master" highchair-car seat com­ with him that the both of us ap­ Thcrt' were two sections of the gills and six boys, have been “ It Is up to you to adopt tho pro­ do it." preciate very much." proscenium arch which together chosen to attend the State Music gram submitted by the consultant mutation from Mather of Sanford. Yesterday afternoon the Saloes Commissioner Fred Dyson frank gives a stage clearance of 17 fret, w\ feeding spoon and rattle from Clinic in Tampa, Jan. 9, 10 and 11. employed," he said. ly told tho hoard of commissioners the width of the stage is 29 feet. Wert Jewelry Store; spoon aid saw Sanford from one end to the Both the Board of Commission­ The group will Join with studtrts “ I am not going for any over-ex­ The laminated wood arches were fork set from Sanford Jewelry ami other. They marveled at the sub. (rein alt over the state for practice ers urn! the City Zoning and Plum­ divisions, Pinecrest School, the pended budget,” manufactured hv Hilrn Laminated sessions and on Saturday nlg'U wilt ing Commission agreed that in­ Luggage Co.; Thayer car bed from The Furniture Center; an electric new Seminole Memorial Hospital, Commissioner Swofford explain­ Products, Inc., of Albert Lea, Minn, present a concert. terviews should be conducted im­ ed that on Christmas Day alone and the erection is hein ( supervisIron from Baggerly Appliance Cen­ the Sanford State Farmers Market The group haves Thursday and mediately anticipating an applica­ and other places of Interest. ter; an 8 by to portrait of the baby COURTESY W EEK PROCLAMATION Is displayed by there were 43 people at the Big ed by Yeandle and Fox Laminated returns Sunday. A dance wilt be tion for the federal aid planning Sainet aald last night as he en­ from Bergstrom Photo Service: an Mayor David Gatchel. He set aside the week of Jan. 6-12 Tree in two minutes time and over Products, Inc. of Fort Lauderdale. held for them Friday night, along before! the end of January, “ Even-Flo" baby bottle sterilizer joyed the Mayfair Inn's cocktail as Courtesy Week in Hanford and allied on every citizen General contractor for the San­ with other planned entertainment a period of IS minutes there were “ Wo have filed only one appliesford Civic Center is Carroll Dan Sunday. from Touchton’s Drug Co., and one hour “ what I liked most about 160 people visiting the area. tk i thus far," Foldcs explained, to participate. (S ta ff l ’ hoto) Sanford was the fact that every­ year's subscription to The Sanford “ 1 don’t tee how we can keep ids Construction Co. of Nanford. Four members of the group have "which Inrludrd request fur funds body is working together." TJprald. the park there and not do some­ been chosen to participate in the for approximately eight cities. We Mrs. John McGraw was Intro­ Mr. Longwell Is employed by the thing about It,” newly elected are planning our aecond request experimental chorus. duced to Mr. and Mrs. Salnes last Burpee W. Atlea Co. chairman John Krider laid. Attending the clinic will be DI and would like to Include Sanford." Firemen Answer night at the Mayfair Inn. He said The state representative of tha Clerk O. P. Herndon commented ana Fldscher, Linda Anderson, to Mrs. McGraw "after all stories V. 8. EMPLOYE JAILED “ tt is one of the few free attrac Marm Early Today Shirley Morgan, Lynda Yeackie, Development Commission warned, BELGRADE (U P )- Mrgud Sam- I've read about you and now I tions In the State of Florida and The Sanford Fire Department re- '* ’ r‘ *« Connie Brown, however, that "no planning pro­ bek, 50, an employ* of the U. S. have the opportunity to meet you we should do something about ports a quiet 24 hours ending tins l:,l' n Vthlrn. Janice Luxon, M.rcls gram is romplet* when It is set —this is wonderful." Embassy here, was arresteddast keeping tt open.” mnrn|ng Bumgarner, Teddy Walker, Pit on your desk " "I am »o happy that you are Dee. 1] for spreading falsa newt By J. Slarlen ITarmin 8r. Board ef Sanford City Commiss. Possibility loomed high last night Possibilities ram* np, during the Only o n e al.rm w „s answered ponahoe. Johnny Barley, Al Coton Internal polities, security police her* with us," Mrs. McGraw told Who will be Mayor of the City of t [oner* has been a “ quiet” board discussion, of the transfer of fundi when, at 7 o'clock this morning, Stanley and Don i ar- that an engineer "or one capaldo revealed Monday night. They said the visiting couple. Mrs. Roy Wil­ Sanford for 1958? of carrying on tho program for for several years with no concert from other appropriation*. How- •parking electric wlu-s t t 512 East lep,. „ ......... • , Sambt'k was one of six persons liam s introduced Mrs. McGraw to That question may or may not be the city" would be employed to (Oh St, rm ii-d a scare, ’llu-re was, ' ” Reese Whittle, glee rd action by any nne man, faction, n« hfl#l decision was madi the guests. .{rested on the charge. answer tonight at the organua no damage. It was reported. 1r,,,h rtlrrctor' »™1 >**»» Sl(,le wl)* assist the consultant and becoma One trip about which the Saines tional meeting of the Board of or clique—even city flections have |*L * '**• ^our this morning, (Continu'd oa Pag* 'llama will go with the group. been quiet, with few vote* and no Sanford City Commtsiinners. issues. commissioners will be sworn Byron Herlong W ill inTwo It couhl be possible that to elect amt seated it tonight’ s meeting of the martl, Robert S. Urown, a mayor this year the City Clerk, Install Kiwanis elected last November and A. L. H N. Sayer, wdl find it necess­ re-elected In last year i ary to us* the City Charter s Dfficers Tomorrow Wilson, "draw a n*m* out of tb* hat" rule. election. The City Attorney, William C Officer* of the Sanford Kiwanis Whether or not a mayor will he Club will be installed tomorrow at elected tonight rests in the power Hutchison, will, more than likely, the club’ s noon luncheon meeting of politics and whether or not be keeping a dose eye on the held at the Yacht Club. any one man has been able to I election. Other r'iclions have been Byron Herlong of Leesburg, sway enough vote* to claim the [ successful when the " a ’istairfd" lieutenant governor of District election in the (jr>t balloting or i vote or the “ no vote" was used tn Fite of Florida Kiwanis will be the later balloting of the evening. complete the majority In a "tight” Installing officer. There art- remote possibilities,' election. Mayor David Gatchel will offi according lo r u m b lin g s and There has been noop-n discusdally take his olttce as president rumors, that there will be two ion or open "politicking" for the ■of the local civic club along with factions in the 1958 Board of San­ honorary post of Mayor of San other officers and directors of the ford Ctty Commissioners. ford. local organization. Should such politics come up In Tho queition Is continuing to Attorney Edwin Shinholier is tonight's meeting It will be the first circulate "Who will be Mayor ol the retiring president. in the past several years. The Sjldurd for 1958?" James D. Longwell First Baby Of '58 ItSeminole County Courtesy Week Guests Enjoy Tour Of County Work On Center Is Progressing Dn Schedule C ity P la n n in g For Sanford Nears Who Will Be Mayor Of Sanford In '58! Additional Local News On Page 8 Rotarians “ News travels so fast In these modern times that big stories sometimes run into each other on their way tn editorial newsrooms of the nation's newspapers, radio stalions, TV stations and other in­ formation outlets.” J. Marlon Har­ man Sr,, Executive Editor of The Sanford Herald told the Sanford Rotary Club yesterday. In hts annual account of the big stories of Die year before the Ro­ tary Club. Harman said “ News has J. MARION HARMAN SR., gotten so big and competitive that Executive Editor o f Thu * It overshadows tremendous stories Sanford Herald, speaks be­ that bits at the heart and sway the biggest of men wherever they fore the Sanford Rotary might be." Club yesterday on the top Harman cited the atory cf Rickie j|ews o f 1957. Drehow. 13-year old youngster who (Photo by IScrgitrotu) turned K m over to the principal Hear Top of his school which he found folded in a discarded cake wrapper, ' i ’ll wager that those bills looked to Rickie as the national debt would look to you and me." he said. “ The young man was honestanil with that event there was a lesion— a big news atory that should carry over from 1957 to 1958 and to other years ahead of us. lt waa one of the biggest news itorie* of the year overshadowed by uther events of the moment," Harman commented. Nominations for the 10 biggest news stories of the year 1957 were largely sombre, the Rotary Club [ speaker pointed out. “ That is to say, most of the big ones were bad news for somebody, although there i was a sprinkling ui stout's that 10 Stories were generally pleasant or hope ful,” he said. Many of thr dvcelopments of the year, Harman explained, were of the g o o d for onr-and-bad-for an­ other sort. Moscow rejoiced over its sputniks, but Washington was depressed. The Braves gave Mil­ waukee ils biggest celebration in October, but their world series vic­ tory was a blow to Yankee fans In New York. “ However," he said. "It would be hard to sec anything good at all In Ike's stroke. Hurricane Aud­ rey, the spate of 19JT plane dis­ asters and earthquakes, the Aslan Flu epidemic, turmoil In the Mideast, the economic crisis In France, the stock market bieuk, or the (Continued oa Page 8) THE ia &dl in ARCH at the Ranfnril Civic Center u a b« iw q a l U)p buu^tutf tn* two sections together to form th o key arch on which all \ other archta o l tho roof reat. —V ' �yf .... ..T'j tr Osteen News KHCMMM M OlVMMCl IMMMMBOUMMOKAN IWCmUtfBIPtYVOLg. . .MN1 M rcc# 1 ecwoo.-w'V* * m u - fob MV NIGHT COUBSt AS A SUBJECT I CUOCE AHANCIENT PIBATE BAND CALLEDTHE SCOQfA, PATINSrCOMTMB *TWC5HTU5V. r^&EUP A MESSAGE KB. INSTEUCrKNS . ID C|NT|Rf By MM . C. r . fcNTDEM Cipt. end Mri. HoUii Snyder sud daughter, Fatnela of Ft. Maade, M d. i n visiting bis parents. Mr. and M n. Oarenee Snyder. Mr*. Gladys Comstock and ions. David and Melvin of Wirsaw, N V.. spent Saturday with Mr. and Mri. Frank Go t j i . Mn. w. J. Doylo ia a patiaat la Samtnola Manorial naspiial. Mri. Kathryn Fnwlaa and datightrn, Iran# and Sur. returned to Charleston. S. C. aftar spending tha holiday* with htr sister and brotbar-ta-Uw Mr. aad M n F. T. Piety. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Whidden and rhlldrrn spent the weekend with his parents in Palm Dale. Jamknod Call Block Lock Causes Uproar At County Jail GASTONIA UP—T« onlookan. tha situation at tha Gaaten County jail last wank was hilar­ ious- “But to hamad jail and court official* it waa a homblo meat. Before a jammed cell block teek could b* fixed, city court had to bo canceled because the defend­ ant* couldn't tat out of jail, a drunk couldn't yet in and one pri­ soner threatened to "take my buaiatsa elsewhere." It all began at midnight when an assistant jailor went to the cell block to release two trusties for duty. He found the lock on the mein danr leading to the block Jammed. Mr. and Mra. Harold Brown aad Jailor Earl Clemmer called tha daughter, Bonnla Susan, hava re company which manufactured tha turned afur a wetk'i visit with his lock, and a repairman waa aent pirents. Mr. and Mrs. Lyons in frem the office in Boenoke. V*. Columbus, Ga. He arrived about noon end had to Me. and Mri. Roy Geori* and take the entire complicated me* tha Muses Kathleen and Dunne chanism apart before rtpanng it. Meanwhile: Reitdorf of North Java. N. Y . art visiting Mrs. George's mother. City court was esllcd off be­ Mrs. Matins Punning and her sis­ cause sll six defendsnts on the ters, Mrs. Gerald Hosaek and Mrs. docket were in the locked rill Frank George. bloek. Mr. and Mra. Carl Lux of LoLeRoy Carson, who has a long giniport, lad , were recent over­ list of drunkenness conviction night guesta of Mr. and Mra P. T. snd who hsd been reslessed only Piety. Wednesday, wandered “ home." Mrs. John Heims his returned but hsd to wait to be committed, A crowd gathered to offer ad­ home from Orange Memorial Hoi pital following surgery. vice. nena of it appreciated by Mr sad Mrs. E. L. Powlas aal Clemmer. ion Barry of Salisbury. N. C.. rail­ One jailor finally managed to ed on Mr. snd Mrs. P. T, Piety quiet a prisoner in the woman’a recently. section who kept singing “ Birm­ Mr. and Mn. Mark a Leither and ingham Jail" in a loud voice. Two prlsorsrs slept through all children of Bella Glade returned home after c week's visit with tha commotion. her parents Mr. aad M n. M im ­ Another muttered. “If I ever ing Todd. get out of thie jail I'm going to take my business elsewhere." After several hours, the lock­ LADV JURIST RETIRES smith got tha doer open. The BOSTON— (UP) — Massachu­ trusties got out, Carson got in setts' first woman judge is retir­ and court was rescheduled. ing from the bench after 2? years' And Clemmer went home early service. Mrs. Emma Pall Schofield, now 72 va» appointed ipe to restore his shattered nerves. rial justice of Malden District Though its relative* vanished Court in 1D30. fTom tha aarth a hundred million years ago, the lixardlike tuatara Scotsmen, whose ancestor* were lurries on isleta of New Zealand, knocking feather balls about the National Geographic Society heather-clad dunes as early as say*. Eggs of the reptile taka al­ 14ST, organized tha Royal and most a year to hatch Tha tuatara Ancient Golf Club of S t Andrew* marhei a length of about two feet, and livee for many years. in 1TB4. MMADM UP/ «*< ** O P * S * “ • Prolonged Liquid Diet Needn't Be Monotonous * •p HUMAN N. ItWMUH, MB. MAINTAINING a liquid diet;the question In an tH-Liquid dirt, •vtr a tang period of time can balyoa'naadat baa chicken entirely, an extremely difficult thing, not You ean add strained ehle'ssa only for the patient but tor the either to milk or tomato juice, one who is caring for him as well Additional Benefits s 3“ * “ “ “ ,muun“iK S S S M S S 2" . l®. | up ujete eoncoetlona la Evary KUchaa _s only halt the job. If you res A A good aoluUon to both prob- ‘ want to do all you can to aid you? lemallee in a simple utensil found patient, take a little trouble 10 In almost every kitchen—an egg serve them attractively, beater. An electric blender U just A brightly colored straw win aa good, maybe even better, but belp some. And for a real treat, an egg beater wtll do. you ean drape a dash of whipped For example. Instead of giving cream or a spoonful of ahtrbert the patient plain milk, whip some over the side of the glass. Or bang cottage cheese into it. You can * slice of lemon on the side. even add acme chocolate or mint. Wrap Ia A Napkin Or you can blend it with cran­ If tha concoction you berry Juice with a little lime doesn't look too tasty, w added. napkin around the glass. These are just a few simple .With Strained Carrots Maybe the patient would prefer steps you can take right In your his milk with strained carrots own home to make things a bit added. Or the carrots can bw ®°re enjoyable for acme ailing mixed with broth or pineapple,mein^4 ;o ^ family. QuzmoN jure aniw zi juice. If you decide upon strained P. D : Is Jsundiee ever due to 1carrots and milk, add a little nut­ gall bladder disease? meg. TO flavor the broth blend, Answer: A diseased gall bladder use some parsley; for the Juice may produce stones that may mixture, add brown sugar and bloek the flow of bile, causing a cinnamon. form of l aundlee. Usually this ca/J While fried chicken Is out of be corrected by surgery. U NICE PEOPLE! Governor LeRoy Collins has officially proclaimed January 6*12 as "Florida Courtesy Week” in official recognition of the obligation to our guests which we in Florida strive earnestly to fultill. You can count on Reddy Kilowatt and his team­ mates, on friendly Floridians everywhere, to back our warm welcome with a helping hand. . . to brighten your stay . . . assure you that,"You’re welcome!" Is & 7W . - (ORICA — TQU’ m is u m at uwast 0 unto others... 0 « t FREE “ C O U R T E S Y ” B U M P E R S T R I P S at your tow! F P L ©Plea—a part *♦ c u r ‘‘Sur»M ra Sarvle#"—Ha'plpg But'd Florida. FLORIDA POWER A ▼. SCOTT BURNS. Mgr. 11 6 N T C O M P A N Y HT Magnolia �New Yo rk e rs OR. SA1KWORKS ON CANCIR WtAPON-Dr. Jonas E. Salk (left), who developed the polio vaccine, confirms that he Is at work In hls laboratory In the University of Pittsburgh on e new test lube technique. In a recent paper. Dr. Salk revealed that antibodies have been produced which attack both cancer snd normal cells. At right ts Elsie N. Ward, a research associate In bacteriology, who worked with Dr. Salk In developing ■ color teat to meosure antibodies, thus speeding up a tedlnus process.The work Is supported by National Foun­ dation for Infantile Paralysis. {International) J a f Boone Is Changing His Ways Tttes. Jan. T, 1958— P e j e t QTIf* 0«n(«rb Wrrali By T h i n DAMEIO By DOC OUTGO United F rtu Staff Correspondent United P r e s * Staff NEW YORK VI — Fat Roone. NEW YORK V - It’* a pity to the Jaybird* the way some folk* who doesn't have to, la changing his wayi. , do go an about hi New Yorkers You’d think Boons could stand end our delightful way of life. pat. aince the public Image of the “ Why are peopta In New York 2J year-old teenage Idol is based in different?’’ ask* William Zuk#rfirmly on hia pleasant tinging msn in a letter to the Herald Tri­ style, religious sincerity, devotion kune. "Why ara our taxi and bus to his family of Lhrre children, with driven so rude most of the time? a fourth due next month, and a Atul why are they the firet to lose clean cut, square-jawed refusal to their tempera with tha people smoke, drink or cut*. whom they ara supposed to serve, The image la helped along by and become arrogant at tha sllghtthe fact that Boone doesn't let his et; crisis?" weekly ARC-TV ahow, recording he w a n unhappy over the commitments, motion picture con­ tnatmant accorded itranded peo­ tracts or personal appearances In­ ple trying to get home tn tha re- terfere with his studies at Colum­ cent subway strike. He and scores bia. where he’* majoring in speech of others stood on a busy comrr and closing in on Phi Beta Kappa In a heavy rain, he says, with honor*, passing buses too crowded, to en­ Speaki Hls Mind ter, and passing taxis — even emp­ Yet, Boone U chenging. Or per­ ty ones—refusing to stop. haps the right word is maturing. ROUND-THE-WORID SUB HOMI A m i • YIARJ— of both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceana. Here, tha F u r t h e r m o r e : “ Everywhere In any event, he has started to Tha H J fi. Thorough is believed to bo tho first Thorough Is shown as she returns to Portsmouth ■round ua a stream of huge, sleek speak his mind on issues consider­ submarine to salt around the world. She left Ply­ under the command of Lt. Comdr. Richard Mason. cars, some of them palaces on ed controversial, much to the sur­ mouth, England, In October 1919, for Sydney, In the background Is tho Foudroyant, captured wheels, was passing by, literally prise of many of hi* fane and ad Australia, where she provided antl-submarina by the British from tho French in 1758, used by tn the hundreds, shining beautiful­ training for the Royal Australian and New Zea­ U>rd Nelson as his flagship in IT99, veteran of vlsora. ly In the wet evening. Most of land Navies. Since then aha has silled 120.021 bailies against both the French and Dutch, and Boone has called racial segrega­ these ears had a capacity of six miles arul Included. In her last voyage, etr-sslngs more recently, used as a British training vessel. tion "sickening." He also has said and even more passengers and car­ that he would put an ex-Commuried only one, possibly two, peo­ niat on hls payroll If he felt he BRITAIN RATIFIES P ACT ple. wes the man for the Job. "Every GENEVA, Switzerland (UP) Zukrrman contrasts this with a one has a right to make up hls general strike in London In the own mind about his own life," said Britain has become the first coun­ try to ratify the new force! 1920s, where he saw every ear Pat. labor convention, the Internation­ packed with persons picked up by The atnger la surprised that pro al Labor Office announced tod ly. ly HERMAN N. IUNDIIIH, M.D. the drivers who went out of their way to take them to destinations; pie are surprised by his views. "I The convention, which will go into YOU have to live a healthy means ot throwing of! body and taxis were shared by several don’ t sec anything unusual about effect one year after the second lifts EVERY DAY. Unfortu­ waste*. it," he said, munching on a candy ratification is deposited, w a s nately. not too many ot you do Dally Cara persons. bar in hls office during a lunch adopted at the June, 155T, Inter­ While I am as much against Another, rather more personal. recess. “ After all," he added, "It’* national lahor conference here aft­ regimentation aa any freedom- Doctors and beauty authori­ assessment of New Yorkers is in all in the Constitution." er two years of preparation. loving American, there are a few ties alike agree that If you want a letter this column received from " I ’m Obligated’ 1 things nil of ua can and should a skin that look* fresh and a lady on the West Coast, Her un­ His attitude on speaking up fur do every day to get the most out clear at any age. you must give Studies of seaside vegetation cle, she says, came from New what he believes in is summed up indicate that the level of the of our lives and. at the same It a thorough audslng and rins­ York tq live there and was a in these words: "I lean toward time, keep ourselves In good ing aa part or daily akin ears. ocean has risen about 12 inche* source of embarrassment because: the idea that entertainers should physical and mental condition. Not only will It keep your akin in tile last 10s) years. clean, lt will help keep U toft "When he drove his car he yell­ have rights. Just because you're an a* well. Through a Day ed, hollered and called the local entertainer doesn't mean you sur­ Bo. for the nsxt few days, let Soft water, a* all of you know, people ’ stupid oafs*. . .created a render your rights as a citizen. mo take you step by step Is much easier on tha akin and fuss In every restaurant, yelled at But I also realize that I’m obli­ through a full day. from the give* you a much better lather our startled waitresses. . .Insisted gated tu exercise those rigid! in time you arise (you'll be getting from soap or detergent. Actu­ on wearing — all tha time—a a sane, sensible way." up a little earlier now', through ally, the sticky curd which hard cream-colored 10 gallon Stetson As for segregation, Boone said. vour hours nt tha nflke, until water minerals form when com­ and high heeled cowboy boots. "I'm (rum the south ami I always your h«ad hits the pillow at bed­ bined with soap may clog tha "He figured he was In the 'Wild thought segregation was overrated. pores ot tha akin and harbor time. anil Woolly West.’ Ai far as we Even the l.itlle Rock publicity I don’t expect you to hop out bacteria. were concerned, he’d COME from didn't change my mind much. But of bed smiling and tinging, but Clean Clothe# the wild and woolly east." I do want you to get up early Clean underwear and aapwthen, on Thanksgiving Day, 1 hail enough to give you time tor a.icially elean stockings every day Still a third correspondent, a some negro entertainers on my TV refreshing shower and a good ara a'-vliabte. It doesn't make gentleman from the Middle West, show. Later, 1 heard that some breakfast. much -ense to bathe dally end writes: "1 am moved to exiwuml people sat at a Thanksgiving din­ You can omit the shower It then don unclean elothee. upon your taxicab drivers." He ner and as they ala turkey, criti­ you have taken a bath the night One more thing before you go tells of attentive and solicitous cized me for mixing colored and before. off to breakfast. Perhaps you treatment he received from one white on my show. Imagine: Peo­ had better use e deodorant. As I Warm Bath driver who noticed he had an in­ ple talking like that at n time A warm bath can help put you have sdvlsed you before, mock jured leg and carried a cane. And wehn they're supposed to lie pay­ In a sleeping mood. A brisk ot the commercial preparations of the driver who look him to the ing homage to uur principles of morning shower will help wake on the market today ere pretty freedom}" station. you. Take whichever you pre effective. And—let’s fsee lt— Boone also Is disturbed because fer, but take a bath or shoWer most everyoni needs (he help many peopU, in their desire lo a deodorant provides. •very day. CAT MAIL conform, "fear new idea* and ex­ Every year American women QUESTION AND ANSWER SYRACUSE, N. Y. — (U P )— posure to new thing*." spend Jjoti.noo.ooo on beauty F. I f I am 83 and have hsd The cut's meow had postmen, poL aids and the men spend even severe hi- t ■- fro u rn ulrcr STAR ON THI BAIL-Mil Inn ac­ l.« and Butternut Street residents more fnr good grooming. Yet three times in the lost year. Do tress Anna Magnanl balances Hipa ho#its or hunting boot* can going. I’os t office mail foreman you may bo wasting your ttme you advise operation? n balloon on her nose while be dried by connecting a vacuum Edward McMunn said he finally and money It you apply a frost-; Answer; At your age, with the waiting for the curtain to go cleaner hose on the exhaust end had a man answer calls from pol­ Ins nf powder over a grimy lace history of repeated hemor­ up in a Home theater. The one­ ice and residents and go to tha of tho cleaner and placing the You've got to be rlean and fresh rhages. surgery usually U Indi­ time Academy Award winner scene. He found a kitten snarling other end of tha hose mi the to# to look clean and fresh. cated In treatment of bleeding told reporters that she plans of She book inside a Butternut SL mailbox. The pores ot your skin are a ulcer, to write Ikt autobiography. Be Sure To Get The Day Off To The Right Start 1958 Tv 9Movie Front By VERNON SCOTT United Preis Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD M— What to look for on the TV-movic front In 1938: More and more movie theaters will close as TV runs away with an increasingly large segment of tho national audience. Disappearance of "B " pictures. wAfnvics will stick with super-colT j s s s Is such as "Sayonara" and ‘ ■Peyton Place" and Grade "Z " exploitation horror pictures. An increase In sales of film backlogs from major studios to TV, thu* hurting further the longsuffering boxoffice. Rare for "Don Qulsote" Several versions of "Don Quix­ ote" as Mike Todd, Orson Welles and two European producers race . |o complete the epic. A posible merger of MGM and 20th Century-Fox Studios. Closing of Universal-International Studios—last of the big lots to convert to TV films. The sale of Republic Studios to NBC-TV. Economy drives in both TV and pictures with severe personnel cuts at tho studios. Boom in Tapes A boom in electronic (ape record­ ing for TV shows, increasing the clarity and,.reproduction- of net­ work shows — a big improvement over today's "hot, kinescopes" which arc seen via film. NBC promises more color ahows, but its parent organization. RCA-Vletor, sees no cut In cost of color TV sets. The network also offers "The Shirley Temple Story Book" for the coming year in ad I0!tlon to two new horse operas and an adventure scries titled "Northwest Passage." CBS wilt Introduce a lady cop In "The Sergeant and the Lady" •erics md a flock of new situa­ tion comedies which will make a comeback in 1958, ABC Completes Addition ABC, will truly become a third "m ajor” network with the com­ pletion of a 30 million dollar addi• n to Us Hollywood studios. The Weh also will add Orson Welles to its team of performers, along wit i Sid Caesar and Imogenc Co­ ca. Look for several musical-variety ahows to drop from sight as a result of low ratings. Success of Desi Aroaz and Dick Powell in Video production ha* stirred Burt Lancaster and his In ^pendent company to move into Greta Garbo will make a movie for the first time In two decades. Both studio and network big­ wig* predict further experimenta­ tion in pay TV as a way out of the financial woods for both me­ diums. Several recent theories suggest the head of • comet is an aggrejfition of frozen ga*e* with small meteoritlc particles imbedded within. COID GIVEN ANTI-BABIES SHOT-Cocd Lynda Kell. 21, who un­ wittingly donated her porsibiy Infected blood, gets an antl-rablcs allot from Dr. Jules Lcsrern In New York. She was among a croup of (12 students who came In contact with a rabid mongrel pup smuggled Into the Alpha Omlrron PI sorority at Florida Southern College. Lakeland. Fla. Health authorities wired the Folk County Flood Hank, Lakeland, warning that Miss Kell had been a l-h*od donor before leaving for her Christmas vacation. Her blood was then removed from the hank's Inventory. The rabid don died after being at the sorority for about a month. (International) CARDS SIGN PITCHER WILMINGTON. Csllf. «s — How ard Hughle, 18 year old pitcher from Harbor Junior College, Ins signed with the SI. Louis Cardl nsls organization snd will report to die Stockton club in tin- Califor nis League. Hughic compiled a li>2 won-tost record In 1937 wi'h Washington High School of l-o* Angeles. NUMBIR t J IN SCHOUTtN FAMILY—Members of the Cornelius T. Sfhoutcn family beam approval at the newest addition to th# elm In the nursery at St. Francis Hospital, Lynwood, Calif. Michael, born on Christmas Day, Is the fifteenth child in the family. Nun# Margaret Light holds the Infant for viewing by Mr. and Mrs. Kchoulen and some of their other children. ff iitcrnarionaH HEATHER BALLOONS SOAR LONDON (UP)— Radio Moscow said Sunday a whether 'balloon launched in Kazhakst.In soared to s height of It kilometers 25 1 miles nr 13t,l 12 feet. The broadcast said the balloon waj one of LOOO the Russians are hunching during the Iuterus tkma! Geophysical Year. Most of them reached heights of 10 to 12 miles, it said. TD CLUB PACKS UNITAS WASHINGTON W — Baltimore Colts quarterback John Unitus has been named tha outstanding pro fesslonsl football player of the year by the Washington Club. Unitas, who was a unanimous pick, recelvmous pick, received the award in a special ceremony Thursday. 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BY MEL IIE1HER Last night was more of the HAVANA. CUBA—Aside from three fori* of assorted sizes and stttie— but here in Cuba, instead, Here are authoritative answer* shapes and a fairly Urge bill Is the new Havana Riviera hotel. from the Veterans Adminiatrat. with my bookmaker, I doubtless TnU was something like having ion to questions of Interest from will leave behind me littla to re­ Radio City Music Hall to oneself. servicemen and their famill- * mind the world I have walked its ]t's a 400-room SIS million (that’s Q. I have a 100 percent disahif. surface. However. I claim one dis­ $20 million in the States), wildly ity rating from VA. Does* this tinction. 1 may be the only man modtrn, staggeringly lush host­ mean I could receive VA out. alive who has not one but TWO elry due to open tomorrow. patient treatment for any ail. Newsmen from all over Amer hotels all to himself for on* night ment I might have? each. Practically, anyway. And lea will be on hand, along with a A. No. You may receive out. ground level— but its few inches o f height nona of your eight-room English basketful! of people like Joe Di- patient care only for the dlsahi). tnns, either. The first, for ex- Maggio, Ray Bolger, etc; by late ity or dlsabllitiei which hav« corresponds roughly to the entire existence ample, was the Ceribe-Hilton in this afternoon. Meanwhile. I'm been adjudged service-connected. of Homo Sapiens." San Jaun, Puerto Rico. If you pin contemplating going from empty Your notification from VA Hate Stll not feeling humble? There’s more: me down I've got to admit I had room to empty room, to see that those specific conditions. "N ow place a slightly worn dime on top only the 100-room new wing to my house is in order. Ginger Q. I am considering paying | o f the book. The thickness o f the coin cor­ myself, but that's bigger than a Rogers is coming, too, as the insurance premium! once a year star of the cafe show here, and lot of hotels in, say, Akron, 0. responds to the whole o f man’s civilization, in advance. What If I were to die Fresh from Caracas. I blew in­ I'd hate to have Ginger run her right back to the building o f the first cities. shortly after makinr my yearly to the C-H on a Thursday, tilted hand over the furniture and Find advance payment? Would that And if you want to represent the era of my hat back, lighted a cigarel dust. money be lost? modem science and technology — that is Truthfully, I had three fellow and announred myself as ono of A. No. VA would refund to your the newspapermen come to attend guests last night—Bob and Millie about as thick as a postage stamp.” beneficiaries any money which Considine, a homeless pair of the opening of, the wing. "Im­ There you have it: a dime and n postage possible," the desk man said with walft, and Mitzi Uaynor. an act­ hasn't been , applied to premium stamp. Do you feel humble now? Not yet? thoughtful courtesy. “The news- ress who's just finished making payments actually due. Q. I t m i World War 11 vet­ This proves you’ re n member o f the race of papermen do not come until to- South Pacific and presumably Is morrow." seeking, and finding peace and eran and I live 'in a houi-e I man, that egotist who fancies himself mas­ bought with a Cl loan. If I wcA We straightened that out after solitude. ter o f all he surveys— and is well on the way forced to dispose of it after July I explained 1 had jumped the gun The Considines, who own Cuba, t«? bein g ju st that. by a day rather than wait to be took me on n tour of the night 25, 1056, for some compelling deported from Venezuela as an life before retiring—the Florinda reason such as health or job Dy RUSSELL KAY , New elaborate communities are undesirable alien. The desk man (with it* bar-side bust of some­ transfer, could'I get my UI en­ 19C0 gives premise of bring one being built in many mclrupoatan .jghed, bowed and signed me on one named Hemingway), Monsig- titlement reinstated? A. Yea, ao long aa VA would of the best years In Florida's his- ar*“ * ? n?( o f ,lh1e ! n ' i op' for the n<w wln** ° nc* ,n nore's. the National casino (may ... . , ... ,.,.1 menu is Margate backed by Roc- room, l stuck my head <Jlit thebe j nuKht to stop playing that be relieved of Ita guaranty liabil­ £ o m jn g : N e w P o t a t o F la k e s ity. You then would be eligible tory. Although we got o f t o a .bad keWler interests just north of Ft window and surveyed my domain.No 15you think’ l.etc “ start because of « m « < Lauderdale. Developers of the pro- ,t WMn*t much, just a lousy 100 ” All evening. I kept wondering for another GI loan untill Jar,, Though A m ericans like to eat well, and do. aSe and crop damage fwm tonen jfel „ pect t0 creltc , community room.. but it was home. how we'd solve the ‘ room aitua- uwry 1965, even though the the\* nro not nbove com plaining about*w hat tial rains in some of 35,000 population here in the next Dining that night in the main tion. I finally told Considlne he ' Vor,‘1 ' U r 11 G,| lo,n dcaJ" f building and playing No. IS re- could have the top four floors and vtould have passed. they have to nav fo r the privilege. P Is often indicate that the damage to citrus ((v, y„ „ _____ Florida's natural gas pipe line ]#ntl***!y later at the wheel in the I'd take the rest. Don’t know- hownoted that, white food is m ore plentiful than is not as great as was at lint anticipated. is now being built and when natu- casino, I kept looking around me. Uaynor made out. If she dosn't In a couple of day*, off to eve’r before, supplying the table these days Citrus authorities now sec the rai jy , u available throughout the drunk with power. The poor show by* nightfall, I'll send a Miami Beach. I may rent Tropi. Is a lot more expensive than it used to be. damage at about 30 per cent ra- state it will result in low rates for j chumps, I thought— jammed search party. .cal Park there And «o It 1*. Rut w h y ? One excellent iher than the 50 per cent a* at consumers and help bring mare ne*t 10 each other in one$l„ reason is that food* are su bjected to much first thought. Vegetable crops, industry Into the state. 120 room after another. "Drinks L A F F -A -D A Y m ore p rocessin " than used to he the rase, however, were wiped out in moit ftrfcra| government will for every one in the new wing." T L„ nmtihn.i. U iecrenrineb- r>*> ninklne* arca* ami repU!)t,* .wal 1 , ln »P*ad considerabc money in Flor- I grandly commanded a barkeep, The emphasis is InerenrintrI* a - mnKtntr „ me t0 gc, clught in heavydown,da on diff(.rcnt projfCts. opera- butyou knowthosePuerto yoj •Wn-rs easier f o r the h ou sew ife. Mnm* p ro- pouri |n , outh Florida wherefields tioni #re bdnj, >tfpped up lt th(. Ricans. Never laugh at anything. llm biarv in the nrenam tlon o f fo o d — arc still flooded. missile base at Cape Canaveral. Before falling to sleep that and oulte n fe w stcos well e ’ ontf the wnv— The over all picture li better Biggest problem right now is houi- night, I tried to run down the nre taken b v the processors. That leaves less Crowcrs who still have fruit will ing and transportation facilities rumor that n businessman named Botch had a room in the far t " b . .Ion . In . h , kitchen. B u t it le a v e . " t ’n .S J ’tS Z S i 7 2 , “ ' » St reaches of the wing, but it was m ore to lie done b v the fam ily pocket book. h|K|, , , jg|0O. Bankers and business men arc obviously just that, a rumor. 1 In 1957. as in the past few years, new , ndullr)ll development continues confident, and they see 13M as a »*nt. out a white whita hunter hunte or two ‘ '* ’** * convenience ’ ' *■ — varieties o f* jo-ca’lled foods w ere an 0vcr tb<e s t a t e . W o r k it progre-,-| K»cd year for Florida. Even ii and worked the short-’wave set. A Dime Plus A Stamp Helps M en R e a lize Their Humbleness Men Ilk* to think o f themselves, indivi­ duals and Collectively, aa the lords o f creation. It ia such a pleasant fantasy that they im­ agine it has ever been thus, and will surely ever be. Probably, considering man’s ingenious and combative nature, those who believe this are right. All the same, a bit of humility la not amiss. W hich is the reason for the follow­ ing quotation from an article by Arthur C. Clarke in Harper’s: ••Let the height o f the Empire State Building represent the age of the Earth: on this scale, a foot is about two million years. Now— if the wind will let you— stand an average-sired book upright on the TV tower. It won’t look very conspicuous from I v 'i Too Late To Classify Virus Secret Conquest Now On a ■* | fj I if*4 1 One o f the more praiseworthy things about the way o f life in America is.thei tremendoua amount o f work done in the public Interest b y private— in the sense o f being not governmental — groups. Organizations o f all kinda, some purely philanthropic and others supported largely by the public, con­ tribute amazingly to the public’s welfare. W ithout them, our lives would be far less pleasant and secure. Outstanding among such ogsnizatlons is the National Foundation For Infantile Par­ alysis. Its research, financed by the public, is mainly responsible for the virtual con­ quest of* poliomyelitis. The answer to the Inevitable question, What next? has now been given. The Foundation will mount a broad attack on the secrets of the viruses, which cause many diseases. This is good news for all of us. The Foun­ dation’s past achievements give reason to hope fo r m ajor progress In this Important field o f medical research. And the news is an incentive, too. for most o f us contribute our dimes and quarters and dollars to the "March o f Dimes’ ’ nowin progress. One doesn't have to go to much trouble to make a contribution. There arc containers fo r coins mailed to practically every home In the county or there are coin containers on counters of practically even* store. Take advantage o f them! The Sanford Herald t i f t f t i mm M f c i i f l « M n c i i t f O r l u k t r t l « P m | OI91 h mt • a a f a N f l f r i i a , 2 T. l i l t it tfe* A M « l * « « » * * • ml N « n l S* l i f t S - l l l .l t I ' l . l l h I V v I i n * , a a . P a . I U k r r W t M l o x I l k H M S S . 1 1 , z t i n t l t t 11411m K I E I V V J. I t i H I V h S 4 « « r t l . l . a H . a . a t r p.SII.S.4 Itallratr.pt *atar4.i, »aa4ar a.4 Ckrlatmaa. Satat4ay pt.««4laa Chfl.ltwat. st nsi'Rirrinw a t m I t I'arrt.r p«r »Hk It*. M.ait, Si te tkr-. H.atk. alt ts.alk. oar trar exka ears sit at All iikltaarv a.llrr., raM -< ikaakt, .. .......... . ..4 Itllrtt -I aalrrlalaarr.i tor Ikr ,.,p «-r . ( r.t.la. taa4. will k« rkara*4 l.t al rratlar at.-ert.l.t ,.ir«. Tk. Ilrr.14 I. a —k, r it, t allr4 I’ rr-. -rklek la TtlltltS .trlatltrl. t. tar at# l-r rrpakll,atl.a af all tk. I*ral a.tt. prtai.4 la Iklt a.w.paprr. Rt.rTt.air4 Satta.altp k, r.ratral S4.anl.l.e k.r.lr* tar. etl U tr.il, -a,I,a. iv-*ti nl4a. Stlaaia. I.r*,il. n variety o f fru it ju ice pow ders thn* m ake " fr e s h " juices when com bined with water. W hen these and other new produ*ts becom e generally available, housewives will doubtless snap them up and giv e them k itchen shelf apace. Th e point is that when the housew ife buys things like that she is not m erely buying food, but kitchen help. That is som ething to rem em ber when the price o f eating seems exhorbitant. * t .■ » r J „ir .„ .u tr ,-. T-a, „ .• In this age o f doin g things in a ru. h. these kitchen aids help the nam ed civic w orker in preparing hom e-cooked meals f o r h er husband and tasty* dishes fo r the kids ju st home from school—-and when the hour grows late for the evening appointm ent, pota to flakes w on't stand in the w a y o f the prospects o f being late. W e have to pay f ° r ° ,ir conveniences, though, and the price som etim es com es high. Cannibal* a rc reported decreasing in num­ ber. N ow mi.*«ionariea will have m ore time fo r work am ong the world'.* civilized peo­ ple. payroll*. Jacksonville will spend $30 mllUcn on public improvemrnt* and the expressway. A new hotel is J f* Jlome bui|din; CM)tinuw , fapitl pif# over the ,|ate. No matter how many homes arc built the demand remains greiter than tin- *uPPl> supply' am* and with with^so many^new th* ,0 m*ny. T^ ... j way '* “* industries getting under labor u nocking to the state »nd scckin>> |,omef , uch areas as Jacksonvilic, Orlando. Cocoa. Tampa, Miami, Pensacola and other cities, ™ " 7” §U|# Row |!un at ,h, , im, timf ]ast )car Hotels and motels report good business and attractions such as Silver Springs and Cypress t.ar(,f'” rfP°rt attendance better than a year ago. mission is continuing it* program di<j sound for a while »s if the which has proven so effective In guy next door had his radio on attracting both visitors and Indus- t«o loud. The r.cxt morning I try to the state. The commission went for a long wulk into San will again sponsor a Florida Pro- Juan. "Take the rest of the mornducts Festival in an effort to ac* ing off," I directed the elevator quaint visitors and citizens alike boy. with the amazing progress Florida That afternoon, the bubble is making as a manufacturing burst: ICO assorted newsmen gut Itate. off the New York plane ami All indications point to 595# as swarmed all over the wing lookanother good year for Florida and ing for the free liquor. 1 stayed up ui ^ jjlake most a couple more days and then took of jt. |off. The compleat anti-socialite's Ne w s V u A. t a u” •, Coramu Nikolai Bulganin ami ntst leader Nikita S Khrushchev aaid; ''We express the hope that the forthcoming year will be a year cf urcnithrnini of frUiul»htp anj cooperailort between the peoples cf the Soviet Union and the Unit ed State* of America.' For the United State*. President Eisenhower replied: *'l earnestly trust that the new year will brbg a firmer and bettc. understanding between the citizens of the Soviet Union, the American people and those of other nations." —— In a d d i t i o n , Khrushchev in warmly toaating the United Statri Q \ \\ SEE— C WELSH Welsh Tire Shop 105 W. 2nd unJ« . . br' the Red. Lor' K *t0' th' l*>mmu tun government invited relative* flf *U ,‘ U PtUoner* to make the Uut S;alc R*P«rtnient refojed pcrroU*;o;j—the l rut* M S:atf* u »lUI technically at * ar China b«cai.>c of ll* Intervention in the Korean " ar' There wai no hint that the Chinese intended to free the prisU they did. It would be a Bt°*t important gesture. It might prove to be the first move toward eventual American recognition, -■■ - ... Secretary of State John Foster Dulles announced that he would By to Ankara. Turkey, to mend T R U C K RUBBER RECAPPING ON YOUR SMOOTH TIRES PHONE O.EIGHT SEVEN TWO " I f Yoq Have A Tire Job To Do" f "J e w e lry ?. . Letters To The Editor Commentary FUR QUALITY Or ru n m •ibsjcatc. i* *01-9 IK«TI IUII- America’s Lowest-Priced Three! A bird in the hand i.* worth considerably l(* s than two in the bu*h if it i* out o f sen- The >anford Herald Tuesday, January 7. 1953 son and the gam e warden h a p p e n along. Fage 4 Sanford, Florida The 'Seminole County Jajcees and the Sanford Merchant* As«ocialion wi*h to expres* fheir sin­ cere a,ipre.'la.;on for the excellent publicity The Sanford Herald gave • Foreign News Com rami 4rv at a new year reception In the a meeting of !.-a,tcri of the Middle to our annual Chrturais Parade. nr cn uu i > si. McCann Kremlin said. Through *urh cooperation at Eastern Treaty Ocgrnizatiors— 'ho I'nlied Pre's S lid Corre«poadrnt so called Ri^hetad Pact — on Jars tliown by you and your paper, it 'If the Soviet l mja and the U st week's goovl and bad ntu» 3T. The alliance Include* Turkey wa* again posuble for Sanford ts cn the international halir.ee sheet* United Statei cstt jet isjcther Iraq, Iran, Paktyan and Urcat have one of the finest Christmas and reach agreement, most cf the Parade* in Central Florida. Britain. world’ s p r o b l e m s would be Cordially your*. The United State* sponsored the The leader* of the United Slate 1 , 0tVcd •• John R Alexander. Chair­ alliance formed to combat Com and Soviet Russia interrupted their man. 1357 Chriitma* munist aggression and subsrr prosecution of the cold war to ez .. ' ” , change friendly New Year greetn,^b»ri o( three Air.en- sion, b it refused to join it. Parade ings and express the hope that c*r * imprisoned by the Chinese 19M might bring better relations Communist, as sPlcs flew across between them. lh,! p ,cin t ,0 ,tr ,h* 'r »oa» The Usrcc men are among the For . Soviet Russia, President .. ... _ in t siv Americans known to be Foreign c -**. The * 5 8 S C O T S M A N (2-door) just $1 7 9 5 equipped Thta lew price laeltadee heatw defrmter, dirvericr-al eigrixl*. tp*re tire and whevl. double riper*, mirror. Pay only local taxes, if any. tad transportation from South Bend. Indiana. There’a com plete com fort f o n i x in the modern and stylishly functional interior of a Scotomas. And there'! operating economy . . . un to 29 mile* per yallon on regular gasoline. Thrifty as it i*. the Scotsman is a full-sized car, with the extra Studebaker craftsmanship that means lowest upkeep while you drive, higher value when you trade. II the tzouble U due fa lack 0! cash, why not let ui arrange a lean lot yea en terms to suit your convenience. • YOU'LL LIKE OUR WAY OF D O I N G BUSINESS leant vp G A C See the 4-door Scotsman sedan priced at $ IS 7 4 ...a cd America’s lowest-priced, full- sized station wajron. just 52055, hundreds of dollars below all other make*. You cai* buy these cars, with equipment li«ted above, or prices quoUH hrrt Call your dealer now fora guest-drive and Scotsman price d tlittu d to your door, B q s Io v m and C a m a a ro la l O p ora tors I See the new Scotsman Panel-wagon. Side panel* come out easily.. . c o n w t it from panel vehicle to family nation wagon. One car, one low co*t: two uses. TOOO vStudebaker-Packard F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N C O R P O R A T I O N Cf l!f/ u z / ii/ ty i a v n & y < u / / --------------------------SANFORD-------------------------I t t W .tl Km I St'oet......................................... Miries J JJ43 (0*4 X m n i I t M W I . . ' * - e l OAc* lews btutj M , May I I. Oesed Sar.ttcy - ORLANDODOWNTOWN—401 W „i CeM.ol A.sow*___Cards* J «4»J COLONIALTOWN —114] tail Colooiol Qrfss CA-dso 3-J541 O la Dewv M y T-l. »i4»st4*r t Utwriy 0-1? LOANS MADE TO tlSIO IN TS OF A ltT N IA F tT TOWNS "’“'sTnf.rtSanford Motor A re. Dial FA 2-43S2 It �\ Site frawfjrS gcrath Tuw . Jan. 7, I35R—rage 5 Conning Woman’s The News n f 'H» *M ]( VMGIKIA CONN. Society Edi'or Have a lot to catch up on. Rob­ Visiting Ray and Jo Symet In ert Conn came home Saturday their Loch Arbor home ara Ray night and I completely neglected and Margaret McCra-v of Lynchthis tattle sheet. burs. Va. and Chap nan Ballard of When Francis Roumillat came Charlottesville. The men enjoyed home last week he thought be was a weekend of hunting out at the in the wrong house. Painters and Synies duck camp. ' carpenier* were busy tearing down Sunday was Jo's birthday, so the and putting tip—Dottle has been Symes and guests planned a quiet on a decorating hinge, and must dinner at Chimney Corner in Pesay that the results are super!a- Land. It was quirt and smalt, all tive. (right. Just Fanchon and Mae MeThe Roumillats had a rncktall Roberts, Andy and Helen Carraparty for fifty New Year's Eve— way, Adeline anil D irf Purfce and the house rereived many ohs from Orlando, Rill Hutchison (Sal­ and ahs. Twin punchbowls were ly is visiting her mother in llobe placed on either end of the serv­ Sound), Penny and Tommy Peter­ ing table. An arrangement of pine son and another couple from outcentered the table. Delicious, of-town. Jo allowed as how it was scrumptious and rarely eaten ex­ a wonderful birthday! cept at the Roumillats were "crab Instigator of a party In Alta­ fingers” , morsels of crab still on monte Springs Friday night was a portion of the claw, and dipped Art (Aat) McCarthy. He and his In a hot sauce. fellow bachelors (Larry Corkran, Orchids were blooming In the Don Franz, Rob Kennedy, Ed Wil­ house—white, and lavender beau­ liams and Dave Rocheford), whip ties, that seem to pop out upon ped •up ,x stack of cookies, some order. And an endearing factor, ham sandwiches and Charlie P-snabout the Roumillat establishment. naud (to make tho punch.) Assist besides tiring most attractive, is ing was Art’ s fiancee. Peggy Dorthe tremendous ashtray on the cof- gen. from South Poston, whn has fee table. All their ashtrays are been staying with Jim and Shirleyhuge, but this could pass for a Ross. * bird bath. Peggy was assured an important The hostess was gowned in a place in nur hearts with her blonde beautiful black and white strap­ hair, pretty smile and Roston ac­ less creatinn—ballerina length. The cent. She docs not seem much dis­ host wore his usual affable smile. mayed by the hideous picture Art's friends are trying to paint of mrrried life. Met Joanne and Don Lnpone who were married several weeks ago The I.upones are now- living on West Eighth S’., where Jo-tnne is TUESDAY struggling with housework. Her Unity Class of Sanford In the cooking, I hear, Is excellent. The Terkins Woodruff Building, Room party Friday night brought forth 211 upstairs will resume their a couple of lovely wedding giftsweekly study classes at 8:00 P. M., one a card tray from several of Charles Fillmore’s book "Christ- the bachelors, with Lie vi -diinj tian Healing" will be continued un­ Invitation on tho bottom of It— der the leadership of Rev. Jose­ thp other a bonbon spoon. phine Stuckle. Friends of unity and Joe Tully took the honor in pro­ the public arc cordially Invited to posing a toast to Peggy and Art attend these weekly classes. —who will he married February The Carol 11 choir of the First 8. The group adjourned to the mu­ Baptist Church will rehearse at sic room where the boys played an 6:30 P. M. The Crusader choir will sic that kept toes tapping and fin­ gers clicking. rehearse at 7:13 P. M. Tho house in Altamonte Serines Girl Scout Troop 242 will meet at the First Baptist Church at Is a real jewel. There Is a fire­ place in nearly every room, which 3:30 P. M. W. S. C. S. Board Meeting at comes in very handy when the er­ First Methodist Church Tuesday at ratic furnace has a (if. Many, 9:00 a. m. A business and program many rooms wind In and out. The second story has four bedrooms, follows at 9:45 a. m. The Daughters of Wesley Class of and possibly more. Much to his First Methodist Church meets at embarrassment. Don’ s room vvai 7:30 p. in. at the church. Mrs. Zcb open for Inspection. Husbands were rushing thrir wives upstairs to Ratliff will be hostess. There will be an MYF Senior look at tills chaos under the Im­ Council Meeting at 7:00 p. m. at pression that they would he ap­ preciated at Lome from now on. First Methodist Church. It should have worked. Don is an WEDNESDAY Circle No. 9 of the Women of the extremely talented hoy, but neat­ First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. ness is certainly NOT one rf them. A delightful sight in Loeh Arbor Harry Weir, chairman, will meet at 10:00 a. in. with Mrs. Joe Bak­ on a Sunday afternoon l.s ardent golfer Harry Cushing, hitting golf er, 521 Plumosa Dr. Girl Scout Troop No. 149 of the lulls in his front yard, while ld< First Presbyterian Church will tiny grandson follows suit. The meet In the Youth Building at 3-30 youngster is equipped with hi* nun clubs Looks as if Harry is d-trrp. m. minrd to have someone in his fam ily start early enough. Trrta and Mike Michel are hack after an extended vi*it with Tre TUEtsD XT la's family in Frederick. 'Id Good "The Village Players" at the to see lights on in the boathouse Pinccrcst School. 8:00 p. ni. Spon­ again. sored by the Mutual Concert Asso­ The Milage Player* are trodding ciation. the board* lonlght at the Pmecresi THURSDAY School So grab your mutual Con The Sanford Home Demonatra cert Ticket and hurry on slows f-: tion Club will meet at the county the curtain at 8 00 P. M council renter at 2 o'clock. The agent, Miss Myrtle Wilson, will givr a demonstration on vegetable Lake Mary4-H cookery. FRIDAY The Sallie Harrison Chapter of the D. A. R. will meet Friday at the home of Sirs. R. F. True in I.’ kr Mary Ilf rt-ih bet I thr Lake Marr. »t X;0o P \f. Cohost esses will be Mrs W. F Raker and regular meeting Monday ilt.-rroon Mrs Raymond Rati Member* are at the *rhnot. Four girl* were rtm asked to brine used clothing-and »en to give a demonstra’ ion at thr bead* for the piekage to he sent meeting to the Indians Mthjrrt cf the pro Sandra Slaton I* to mvr i demon gram will he the study of the In »lr«tl«W on Stfalghlenl ( elo I Lin da Mohn I* to make a gmg" S i dians. The Rose.Circle of the Sanford Gardrn Club will mert at 9 t.X a •Irannr KlineflRrr it t’Y tl* i knot m. at the home of Mrs. I> II. tn the lhrr.nl Plan* iO’rrr i| irtis-. t t the *late fair Sornr Mather*, 2301 I.grrrtia Court. ed for Speakrr will he Mr* J D. Wood- nf tile girl* were cltnsen to he nn ruff, who will talk on * New An­ the 1 1 Club radio program '-.ttiir day morning Mis* Wi sun an 1 Mr nuals and Plants". Scig were the leaders pretenl. Church FOUR GENERATIONS ARE represented in this photo­ graph. Lett to right, Mrs. Sara Kinjr, the baby’s grand­ mother, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, the baby's great-grandmother. Mrs. David Berrien holding infant David Michael Berrien, who was born December 21. (Staff Photo) Patrons Tickets For Follies Go On Sale After Meet Monday The High Fever Follies is start Ing to sweep Sanford again, with the same tremendous enthusiasm that was shown last year. This year, of course, the workers do not expect to work as hard on unfore­ seen difficulties, hut will concen­ trate on a more efficient manner of handling the business—and the same polished performance, with Garden Circles the hometown slant—that made last year’s production so much fun. Patron's tickets went on sale yesterday. They were distributed by the chairman Mrs. Charles Cole. Her Navy cochairmcn are Mrs. Lionel Arthur and .Mrs. James Jtcedy. The tickets will ty- five dollars per scat. Names of patrons who purchase tickets before the sixth of February, will appear in the program. Patrons may have their c|10|ce 0f lr;n , |n ||,c (muse for all t|lree njf,h!j# A„ alWcd bjt j, (lt|ivrry 0[ patron’s tickets as a special favor> u ,ry will not need to come t0 ,be (,ox 0[fjce exchange office, but wm |13Ve c(,oice wats chosen for them on the night of their de­ sire, and then delivered to them. Tickets will be reserved on j first come, first served basis. Merchants, professional men, Sanford citizens, arc being con­ tacted this week to be certain that . .. . 1XOIIA CIRCLE will meet l riday, January 10 at 10:00 A M. at tha home of Mrs. John Morgan, 121 N. Summerlin. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth. Hr. J. F. Darby will speak on principles of plant diseases. llEMEnoCALUS CIRCLE will me. January D a. 7 -70 P. M. at the harnc of Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, 1719 South Sanford Ave. Co-hostess­ es will he Mrs. Carl F. Lind and Mrs. Clara Hadcrer. The program will he on the conservation of birds. (lucst speaker will oe Lari ' ,,, Lind, who will als > show slides. ™ 'iave *hat opportunity PALM CIRCLE will meet in He?ot cnntiK,r‘ ™ay cal' Bary at the home of Mr,. Gregory 1«'• or any mcmbcr ot Kessenich on Tlumosa Privy at ' L' S-.:i a. m. The.relay, January !) Wording on the Patron s ( ommitCo-hostc:s will be Mrs David RunarB Mrs. C. L. Redding, Mrs. kel. General II P. Newton will he Kirby Kite Jr, Mrs. A II berher. the guest speaker. His subject i- Mrs. P. Kessler, Mrs. R. N. Blackthe cul ivation of ramellias and '‘ elder. Mrs. William Gray. Mrs. their use in landscaping, lie will Robert Feyl, and Mrs. A. It Pbtcrshow slides of the more famous ,on Sr. vari-.tlu. ! MAGNOLIA CIRCLE will meet Thursday. January 9 at 19:C0 A. Auxiliary Luncheon M. with Mrs. Arthur Harris, tied Lincoln Drive. Co-hostesses for the Slated January 15 covered dish luncheon will be The general meeting and annual Mrs. William Wasson, Mrs. R. I. luncheon of the Woman's Auxiliary Elam, and Mrs. Frank I.icske. of tho Seminole Memorial llospi Gtie-l sp -a’:er will b- Mrs. Charles tal will he held January 2! at the Wilkie, whose subject will be cor- Mas fair Inn. There will be * board Mges. meeting' before the Innrheon at The JACARANDA CIRCLE will 12:00 P. M. The general meeting meet Friday at the home of Mrs. will begin at 12.15. Reservations N. It. Whitney, 409 Mellonville must he made by January is at Ave. at 7:30 P. M. I'o-hoArsses will the Ho'pitalPy Shop. The luncheon be Mrs. George F.wtng and Mrs. will cost two dollars. Beulah Thornton. it Calendar Calendar Club Will T a ke Part In Radio Program A DOUBLE WEDDING CELEBRATION at the Mayfair Inti Saturday night when Hex*. Wilfred Aldridge, o f the Community Methodist Church o f Del'ary, perforated tho m arriage rite.* for Mr. and Mrs, William L. William* cele­ brating their Golden Anniversary. Following this ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beske of Winter Park xvere married. Shown (left to right) are: R*v. Aldridge, Air. and Mrs. William L. Williams, Mrs. Beske and Mr. Stanley I’ eske. (Photo by Cox) Mrs. George Wakefield, Xlr. ami Merle Kemble, Dennis and Ches­ Mrj. Arne Erickson. Mrs. Sterling ter Novak, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kelner, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gallo* Racdell, Mrs. Mary Dotvler, Roband Mr. and Mr*. L. F. St. Amand. ert Beske. Mrs. C. Rattolonia and From Winter Park and Orlando: Mr. ami .Mr*. M. J. Beske; Dr. and Newark, N. J. In a private room of the Mayfair Inn, some forty Miss Jessie Rigus, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. P. Napier of Eau Gallic. guests were received by the bride and groom and heard Rev. Wilfred Aldridge of the community xtclhCO U RTESY odist church of Dellary read the marriage line*. W EEK Then a most unusual incident orrurre-d. Stanley Reske of Winter FEA TU RE 9 Park announced that this solemn ritua' would he performed once again if he could persuade the Selling Starts 9 A.M. Wednesday Williams' daughter, Ruth, to mar­ Over 1100 Yards ry him. With tier blushing consent, he conferred ith Rev. Aldridge and brought nut the proper creden­ tials. Thu* tho beautiful vow* were once again spoken, this time with a typical slant of the bridegroom * being vastly nervous. He faltered In his responses and when the min­ ister asked for the ring, Mr. Re-ke hunted frantically tn alt III* pocket*. Finally a guest handed hint her wedding ring and the twain were made one, lollowrd by hy the felicitation* of the guesli. After an rxcellrnt dinner the or­ chestra serenaded the two "new­ lywed*" and the Williamses start­ ed off the Anniversary Waltf. Among the Dellary guests were Mr. and Mr*. I.oul* D Waldron, Mr. and Mr*. William D. Slripp, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ahrens, Mr and Mr*. Arthur Gray, Mr. and DoubleWedding Ceremony Takes Place In Surprise Performance wt iHHSr.s a t t iie MAYFAIR Mr. and Mrs. William L. XVIIliants celebrated their golden wed­ ding anniversary Saturday night w,til a renewal of their marriage vow* as spoken fifty years ago in tw o (pSLflADJUtjU Mr. and Mrs. Davit Lane nf Chimney Rock, N. C. were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Willuiu*. Pfc. Marshall C. Tillis has re­ turmd t j duty in Croom, Mil. wh-re he it stationed witli the Badar and M1stlie Rase. Pvt. Tllli* snrnt two weeks in Sanford with hi* parents . Mr. and Mrs. M. L. lillis, iiuo Elm Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Burton IV returned Saturday from a trip to Conway, S. C, Myrtle Beach, and Greensboro. N.C. They spent New Year's Eve in Greensltoro. N. C. Mr*. Burton's sister. Miss Sarah Parker, returned to Sanford a week ago, after visiting her family in South Carolina. Mi** Grace Marie Stineeiphrr re­ turned Sunday I t Stetson Univrr any, where she is completing her senior year. Site was a holiday ;:ocst ut her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. j M. Stineeiphrr. Mi»* Rosemary Garner, a *rn ior at F. S. U. returned to her -unite* Sunday after spending thr holiday* with her parent*, Dr. and Mr*. Wade Garner. Mr. and Mr- A It Rountree lud at their guest hiring Christmas, turn- il.-i'ghter. Mu* Nanrv Roun­ tree. who is a senior at F. S. U. Miss Iteverly Cooper has returnr l to Alabama College, Montrvrl lo, M i. after ipending several dn* her* with her parent*, Mr and Mr*. F. F Cooper Ml.*» Coo­ per -pent two w f'k l of Iter \*es non ut t o* Vngctrt, Calif , wherr she xi.xitrtl rlaiamate*. Jimmy Owen Jr. returned tn G.iinrsvilln yesterday after *l*itiug ItI* parent* Mr and Mr* J C ilurn, f)\ \rn IM) Magnolia for the Christft* mi Mrs. Jame* B. Davis , Ir. have returnnl from their honeyJr. h.i moon ut the Great Smoky Moonand after -pending New !ai Year's with Inr parents Mr. and Mr*. .I C. Owen, have now return­ ed to Tallahassee and are at home at 1653 Pepper Drive Mr*. Da*it I* the former Martha Owen of this city. Relatives front Ohio are guest* of Mr. and Mr* It C DUbroil Xfr. and Mr*. Owen Cooper of Ijkeview, Ohio, atm Mr and Mrs. Ray F .'-'tilth of Bcltcfontaiiie, Ohio, will he here for three months. iM iA ia i NrtlV SHOWING O l'K N 12: Hi G E T MONK Ol T OF l.lI C ( ,() OUT TO A Mo\ IK mg’ > • 1 -\ * i j lif SICAiMLKSS C.AYMODRS F im THAT BARB-LEG LOOK ft Suntan slerk— Pom iey’ii Mam* WOaiD'S UST-OU1MO WOMCM—These four women era on this year's list of th« world'* best-dressed, as salactetl by the couture group of th« New York Dress Institute. They art: Audrey Hepburn (top, left), stage and Screen actress; Queen Elisabeth U (top, right) of Great Britain: Mr*. William It. Hears!, Jr., wife of the editor-In-chlef of the Hear,t,Newspapers, and Mrs. WitUam Psley, wife of Um head of C.D.S. network. ( f atcmationel Tm,«ul| hotoes I E V E R Y T H IN G 'S N E W . . . E X C I T I N G . . . IN G O O D T A S T E / NOWI s e e A U T H O R IZ E D r\ u.iAv»< THE F E A T U R E S OF, T H « f UTURE AT YO U R O L D S M O B IL E Q U A L IT Y DBALBP I'jr r S W n ' m* NOT R E 'oxi >• CHILDREN — AU.'il v>.*.,i — ADULTS - MATINEE NIGHT • 93c STUDENTS 60e — FEATURE — I 0* - 3:17 • 6:31 • 9: |rs* Goymrule nylon* have nn ttlreak.*, no cine* to ntar their fluid perfection. Sun-toned .shade's in tdzp* tO -j-ll. I’ roportioned lengths for smooth­ er fit! ... L. 1 -■ EM M E * .4 J �*_________ * 1' ' — H » I n f i r l ftn lk Jlu LSan foJu t dOuudd Top Teenager As Golfing Amateur Bjr ELLEN HILL I United Press Staff Cerfespsniswt I NEW ORLEANS—CP—When Clif­ ford Aon Creed was U-years-old, her father handed her a golf etub. When sha waa 12, she won her first tournament. Now she's barely I f and haa been ths Louisiana amateur women’s champion for three years. She is the newest, youngest belie of the links This pretty, freekle-faced col­ lege sophomore from Nsw Orleans Is emerging as one of tho best teeoff artists in the nation. In the seven years she has toured the golf circuits, the Cajun county wHls haa collected trophies from more thin 1M tournaments. You would expect an athlete to Coach Dick Silvers, High Flying JV's, who are undefeated at this be hefty, but Gifford weighs 104 point of the season, will start the pounds. Father Taaght Her action at 7 p . m. in in effort to Gifford, who was named for her keep the string going. Led by Earl Summenill, Terry Christenson, golf pro father, learned her srlth* and Don Carter, these young lads mctlc by adding up score cards. show much aggressiveness nml de­ Her father taught her everything else she knows about golf, too, she termination around the boards. Last Friday night the "Cage said. When Clifford Ann was 12, she Kids” were upset by an up ind coming New Smyrna squad by a won the Alexandria, La., city open score of 60-37. The ‘Cudas seemed but missed being the state wom­ to be really "fired up" to take this en's golf champ by three strokes. one end were successful In doing At that time, she decided golf so. Led by Bryan Shlpmin, who came first and school second. But hit 18 points, the ‘Cudas took ad­ she gets better than average vantage of ths break and were grades. The young champion and her able to maintain a slight edge in the rebounding department, to father travelled to all amateur eome out on top hy a slim margin. tournaments open to her until she This was the second meeting of was old enough to travel slone. the two squads and the Seminoles Now she arrives by herself several were victorious In the first stsrt days early ami plays each tourna­ ment course twice to learn the by racking the 'Cudas 51-35. layout. The Seminoles were, again, pac­ "There are no easy tournaments. ed by center Joe High who hit 17 points and was followed up by Itsy You never can tell about golf. You Lundquist who hit 10. High has might blow up or play well. Any­ taken a commanding lead In the one can come up and beat you," scoring department and has hit she said. Lost Two Tourneys In double figures In every contest. This happened last summer Joe did a very good job in the re­ bounding department but the big when she played the nation's top 'Cudas seemed too much under women amateurs and beat them at their own game. She won the the basket. Spider McCoy. Ken McMurray, Southern Amateur title at Mem­ and Allan Swalm saw action In phis. She also took the All-Ameri­ each period and were able to keep can championship of the world and the locals within striking distance the California Derby at Pebble throughout the contest. Ken did Dcach. Rut, under the tension and preshis same tremendous job of pass­ sure, she' lost (Ive pounds and the ing and team work and was able to hit for seven points. Allen gave next two tourneys. "I'm getting used to the pres­ Joe a lot of help under (he baskets sure now. Playing tournaments and shows signs of being a (food point maker before the tourna­ gives you confidence. I play for ments get underway later this win­ par and learn something in every tournament," she said. ter. Clifford once considered turning The JV's also had a close one but were able to come out on top professional, but her family per­ hy a scare of SS’-IO. Led by Earl suaded her to get her college de­ Summenill who hit for nine, the gree in secondary education first. baby Seminoles continued Ihclr She alto hat more ambitions for winning ways and show no signs the amateur matches. "I plan to play in the amateurs of letting up against the Uniters Indefinitely," she said. "They are here tonight. Dig Don Carter was the gun under the basket and was more fun. Resides, I'm too young able to control tho boards for the to start worrying about a meal ticket as a pro." locals. SANFORD FG FT TOT. McCoy 3 1 7 G olf Ball G oes McMurray 3 1 7 Jones 1 0 2 170 M iles A n Hour Swalm 4 1 9 PHILADELPHIA — (UP) — High 8 J IT Persona who Ignors tha cry of Lundquist 4 2 19 Dandrldge 1 0 2 "fore" on a icolf eourse might he interested to know that • well-hit Tamny l l j golf ball travels at an estimated 23 11 IT 179 milea an hour. NEW SMYRNA It was recently demonstrated at Jordan 3 4 10 Roberts 3 4 10 the Franklin Institute here that Shipman T 2 16 even a speeding arrow cannot King 6 l IS match th* velocity of • well-pro­ Wright 4 I U pelled golf halL A pitrhomotev, which measures 23 14 80 th* speed of objects passing through rhoto-electris beam* In THIEBEN RETIRES NEW YORK UP — Rill This- Its exterior, measured th* speed hsn, recently released hy the De­ of m 11-tneh wooden, steel-tipped troit Pistons, announced hla re­ arrow at a high speed of 128 tirement from professional basket­ mils* an honr. A eouple of years ago, a golf ball to day. The New York Knick­ erbocker* had claimed him on pro hanged a ball through tha waivers before ha informed them machine at 158 mph, top spaed for any object tested to date. It of hia decision. waa also bellaved that since ths Seminoles To Face Darters Here Tonite ■y JERRY COVINGTON H » Sanford Seminoles |o igilmt a vary atroag Apopka Blue Darter team hare tonight in an Orange Belt Conference double header. Thll wlQ be the aecood conference Start of the eeaaon and the loeala are also reeking the first OBC win after suffering a two point lose to Leeaburg. The Dartera seem to be the ones to beat in the pow­ erful OBC as they have defeated such teama aa Melbourne and Co­ coa. Anglers Hunters , Dominate Sports BAN FRANCISCO - « R - The nation'* anglers and hunters now outnumber golfers nine to (Am­ end IB per cellt of the “ iportsteen” are women. That's the consensus of state flah and game department* In a pell taken by the American Ex­ press Company’s travel and re­ search department While nearly four million golfera will crowd some B.OOO courses, an estimated S3 millon sports­ men will fish from the Catskills to the Sierra Nevada, follow the Byways of migrating wild ducks and stalk deer from Maine to Washington. Of » million fishermen In ths United States, more than four and a half million ar* women. And even though hunting is con­ sidered a man's sports reslm, nearly half a million of the 12 million nlmrods are feminine. By th* end of 1957, fishermen and hunters will have spent . three billion dollars on lodging food, equipment, boat rentals and guides. Heavy License Fees The survey showed IS to ZS per cent o f th* total expenditure* was for food and lodging. Sport fishing was big buslnesa for manufactures of rods, spin­ ning reels, monofilament tine am! lures. Tackle companies were due to reel in more than $243,ri2rt,000 and hunting suppliers another 8350,958,900 according to a nation­ wide study of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. License fses for 1957 were ex­ pected to total 85 million dollars 38 million for fishing and nearly 47 million for hunting. A non­ resident hunting and fishing li­ cense runs as high as 8100 In soma big game areas. Wisconsin chalked up ths great­ est number of non-resident fish­ ing licenses (311 ,215), In 1918 while the next nine states In or­ der were Minnesota, Michigan, Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas, Colorado, Kentucky, Maine and Oklahoma. The Island of Antigua In the British West Indies was discover­ ed by Christopher Columbus In 1193, hut was not Inhabited until 1832, when English settlers land­ ed. -REVIEW OF THE YEA R -B y Alan Maveri •OCTOBER. /J* 7//S 9XAVSS 7AKt WOMP seres. MAUMCf fUCHARD. or r*v MatrxeAL CWAP.'fM, Becom e* rocrers r/rsr $ PLAYERS FINED 511 LAN, Italy UP— All players of the Florentine1 football club war* fined 10,000 lira ISIQ) today hy the Italian Soccer Federation far hiding tha ball toward the end of a championship gam* against Milan last Sunday. Milan won ths game, 2-1. In the year 89, Rome had four Alam eda County High Schools To G et Filmed Physics emperors—Galha, in January; The film producers said a pri­ OAKLAND, Calif.—W—Experl schools superintendent, said the Otho, January-April; Vltelllus, Ap­ mental physics lectures on dim films ire not designed as a re­ mary aim Is to halt the sharp de­ ril December, and Vespasian, De­ will begin In Alameda County high placement of lha high school phy­ cline In recent years of science teachers. They said that In tha cember. schools In January to help solve sics Instructor. the increasing problem of turning "It serves to bring an expert past five years 60 per cent of qual­ pro had to concsntrat* on accur­ out more scientists In the United Into the classroom as a colleague ified Instructors went into Indus­ of the regular instructor," Seidel try instead of teaching. acy, h* wasn't sbl* to glv* his States. Th* films eoniiit of 162 half- said. shot th* extra push possible on hour lectures and experiments on The film "expert** Is Dr. Harvey the link*. such subjects at "properties of White, vice chairman of the Uni­ Psncho Gonxale* registered matter" and "nuclear physics. It versity of California's physics de­ 112.8 with a tennis ball a few was produced for the county at a partment. He was picked for the years ago, whit# Boh Feller set cost of 813.SOO by Encyclopedia job by the National Academy of Sciences and a committee of the the record for a baseball throw Britannlca Films. ftlrjIt/W * fto wwv Dr. Vaughn D. Seidel, county nation's fop educators. at 08.8. "'CYPRESS CARDENS & B . Take Your Pick For — HOMESITE or INVESTMENT M kn VyicUiAkam £ aI oJjia S oo OOAi. tCOAlR. LENA KRUCTOV, above former Russian Olympic star will meet Violet Roy, world’s lightweight wrestl­ ing champion o f Knoxville, Tcnn. in the curtain raiser o f the Sanford National Guard wrestling show at tho Arm ory on East St., Friday night, Jan. 10 At 8:30 o’clock. The main go will pit the "Mnsked Rus­ sian” against Gene Kelly, world’s lightweight cham­ pion. A tag Match between American nnd R u s s i a n teams will complete the card. CH A PTER l My tether didn’t soy anything. |W &tt ftv* feet and X neraf 1 U T FATHER and I wvr* worktfImpatiently, OR sold, "Bess told her to weigh mor* thaa ana hun­ 1VI tag oa th* corral gat* when m* she'd wait for you." H* mo­ dred pound*. Now, at forty, ah* was showing hsc eg*. Her hair 1 saw my brother Gil riding tioned toward me. T h * kid con was gray; th* had wrinkle* M ncros* th* postur* fr o m Bee* finish th* gat*." Than h* whirled her cheeks and around bar eye*. Nordtte’a ranch. 1 sold, “Oil’* hi* sorrai and took off for An­ Right then I wasn’t hi any coming, Ps.” M> father toased Ms chor. TIM Eld M* jfeis* th4 goIs. mood to listen to her fret about raw o* th* ground tad straight­ OIL 1 sold, "A bunch of Rafter ened up. On* thing about ail: That waa Ilka him. I stood watch­ 3 cows ar* headed Into th* park, whan h* wo* am a hors*, h* was ing until h* disappeared, blood and they're going to nm ’em back pounding In my temple*. Sun, worth watching. over th* hllL" Gil was tiding Tuck, tdn Mg I could stay her* and finish th* Now aha-really had something gat*, white b* sashayed around sorrel gelding. T u c k was th* to fret about All of us who lived over ths country trying to look fastest hors* hi Dillon’s Park, la tha park were u n d e r th* sad OU loved him, but loving good In front of Bern. shadow of Rafter 3 gun*. Th* OU waa twenty-two. I was trouble had never com* to a head, him w o n t enough to keep Oil from riding th* devil out of him. nineteen. He used to whip ms but tt waa only a question of He put Ut* sorral over Um barbed regularly until 1 waa sixteen. It Um* until It would, unless Via w in fence between Nonltoe's An­ hadn't been too tough n Job, with Toll, tha Rafter S foreman, got chor and our Big Tan In a long, him three yean older than I a do** of load poisoning. graceful jump, and com* right won. Then thera'd been th* time 1 went into th* barn, climbed on, never missing a Uck. A min­ In Buhl, th* county mat, when to th* mow. and lay down on th* ha jumped me. Td hare whipped ute later h* reined up In front hay. 1 had a hunch Kitty would him U Ma hadn't knocked me be over. Sh* waa Besa'a younger of ua. groggy by hitting me on the My father Mid, in his mild way, sister, asventeen and, pretty, and head with a frying pan. He hadn't tha on* person tt the world whe "la n hurry, OUT" tackled me sine*. meant more to me than my fa­ "Sura am." Oil said. "Saddle When Gil waa home ha never ther. W* were In love and wanted up. A bunch of Rafter 3 cows ar* turned a hand. He waa sickly, to get married, but Bea* throw coming into th* park, and we’r* gonna nm ’em back ever the Ma sold, and him aa big aa a the monkey wrench at ua. young Shorthorn bull. Funny Besa was twenty-five, sod Mm hill." thing: h* couldn’t work at home, and Kitty hod no on* but each “Who 1*7" "M**na yon and Bern and her but he’d go over to'Bets'* ranch other. Their folks died when Kite and shin* up to her. *y waa small and Doss hod prac­ erew." „ I hadn't realised my father had tically raised her. “Kitty Isn't Bess Nordlne’a erew consisted of two men, Barney Lux and saddled up until h* said, "Dave.1 going to work like I have," Bean Shorty Quinn. Any way you He stood a few feet from me. sold flatly. “When she's eighteen, counted It, that added up to five, holding th* reins of hi* brawn she's going away to schooL She'll including Bess, who was, as Pa horse. When 1 looked at him, he marry somebody with money, not often said, the best man In the said, T v * felt the same way a kid like you, Dave, who doesn't perk. My father was ■ good hand mora'n one*. Dave.” He itepped have ten cents to hla name." Besa wasn't a woman to chang* with n gun and everybody knew Into the saddle. Then he said, her mind. Sh* didn't have any­ It, but even quality wasn't enough "Never mind th* gate." He rode off, not across the thing against me, but she'd de­ against numbers, and Rafter 3 had numbers beside* being a pasture the way GU hod, but cided Kitty's future, end that down th* tana to th* road. Quite ended th* whole business. plenty salty outfit. Th* only Um* Kitty and I were "What happens If w* run Into a man, my father. Big, hard­ eome Rafter 3 riders 7" my fa- working, patient, Jo* Munro de- alone was when Bess and th* .rtrved more than he’d received erew were gone, and OU wasn't their tiked. "We‘11 blow their heads off," (tom life—the way 1 saw It, any­ at either piece. Oh, w* could M* how. He was one of th* reasons each other at parties or In church Oil said. He sat looking at Pa. his black I'd stayed home. He needed me on Sunday morning or maybe at Stetson cocked at n rakish angle. and he laved me. and 1 loved him. a school shindig, but always when I hated GIL I'd hated him as Dess wa* around. Flashy! That was th* word for I didn't wait long. I heard tho GIL lie could do * lot of things long aa 1 could remember, and wall—almost everything except someday Pd break his neck. barn door open and close, the on* work. H* had n talent for wear­ Thera were times, too, when I on th* north aid* that Ma couldn't ing fancy clothes and he owned hated my mother. I knew It was see from th* house. A moment later Kitty climbed th* ladder the most expensive pair of Jus­ wrong, but I couldn't help It. Ma hadn't wanted me In the to th* mow and stood there, tins In ths pork. He always car­ ried * pearl-handled .44, and he first place. She had a hard time smiling provocatively at ma. I said, “Hello, Kitty." waa fast and accurate with it; when OU was born. She almost Sh* put her hands on her hlpc but whether he could kin a man died, and sh* told my father she wouldn't have any mor* children. “Were you expecting me?" was something els*. I said, "Counting on It." Gil had fallen In love with Bess I don’t believe she ever neglected I couldn't even look at her when we first moved to the park m*—physically, 1 mean. Uut If thre* years ago, and ha laid he she ever gav* me a caress or a without getting Ued up Inside. was going to marry her. If he word of endearment, I couldn't Blue eyes, chestnut hair that held Just a little curl, a slim did It would b* quit* a trick, be­ remember It cause she was a strong-minded “ Where did they go, Dave?” figure more gtri than woman, woman from away back. I hoped Ma called from the back porch. Kitty Nordln* was everything In he got her. It would serve him I stood looking at her for a lha world I wanted. (To be continued) right. moment. She was a small woman, $ o r rom t dams w r o te r/Ri-r r?eLc> <70AL 7R y PSATt ARM% t ic k l e Ten Miles West of Sanford DuMMM kf IN* 9m CURVE NAMK11 ST. MORITZ, HwlUetland UP —A bend on th* mile-toeg ST. Marita bobsled run officially will bo named " Portage Corner” Thursday in honor of Mtrquii Alfonso i t Portsgo, th* automo­ bile racer and bobiledder who waa klllsd In an auto raca last year. GIRLS • GIRLS - (MRUS WRESTLING 90 Beautiful Lots SANFORD ARMORY FRI. — JAN. 10 — 8:30 P.M, Lakefront $500. Down $60 Canalfrord $395. Down $42 » Lakeview $195. Down $27 £ ■ ij, THREE SIGN SAN FRANCISCO UP — Fred Dugan af Dayton, Charity Krue­ ger of Tacos A*M and Charley Brueckman of Pittsburgh signed contracts far IBM Tusiday with th* San Francisco Forty-Niners of th* National Football I.aaugt. SHEPPARD RETIRES COLUMBUS. Ohio UP -L a w ­ rence B. Sheppard, 60-year-old president of th* U. S Trotting Ass., has announced he will re­ sign from hb post when his fouryear term expires In March. Sheppard has be** president since 1950. N O T IC E I will not be responsible for any dahtt Incurred by anyun* other than myself. (signed) E. M. 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Jerry Collins, Operator for all Information contact SEMINOLE REALTY I Milea Boath of Sanford, Highway l f - 9 t Sanford, Florida 1941 P A R K AVENUE Phone FA 2-5232 �■% \ .. !S CABO of THAXKft « LOST * re UNO » BENT WE B A Y S A HOME 1 BEACH RENTALS fo r you ft WANTED la BENT ft— REAL ESTATE FOK SALE ft—FARMS. ACREAGE, GROVES HOMES— S T BEAL ESTATE WANTED 1 A ft bfttkft. B MISCELLANEOUS t—FLOWERS. PLANTS, Complete tad m ftr tm SHRUBS at* neeupeaey. 1ft OFFICE EQUIPMENT It AUTOMOB1LEB-TEA1LRBE M BOATS A MOTORS Lorattana IS FAXM SUPPLIES A MACHIN­ South PiBftcmt — Sftftfoft ERY WhlipniBc Owks — TftwtU* ]« PETS-UVESTOCX-SUPPLIES (Poultry) FHA In aerrice I aft PHA (Iu m U ARTICLES WANTED mg avaUabli. It PLACES U EAT ST BEAUTY PARLORS We ran qualify you tar of IS FEMALE HELP WANTED thee* homes la 3ft alnutaa. You IS MALE HELP WANTED can atart enjerta* lb* born* N MALE ec FEMALE while wa procaaa the papere. 31 WORK WANTED M BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Developed hr 3SA MONEY la LOAN 2S SPECIAL SERVICES ODHAM& HA ROOFTNG A PLUMBINS TUDOR, Inc. M PIANO SERVICES _____ rot SB aft IT 3ft » ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS INSURANCE NOTICES-PERSON AIR ARTICLES (or SALE FURNTRKE A HOUSEHOLD i-l6 5 T T T d T o lf t p cor. n » r . n i t a stia PKob* FA 3-1 til sl BRAILEY ODHAM, Prftft. ” Lake view 2 BR. Siasonry. tile hath, gas range. Large lot. *8,500 with reasonable term*. FARMERS AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor Associates Mrs. Gayle Osborne. D. H. (DEL) ft— roK HEM Whitmore Sleeping rooms, TV. Thn Gable*, US S. French Avc. Ph. FA 2-5221 401 Magnolia Ave., FA '2-07.0. LOST— Ltver A r^hi*** fcmnle pointer bird dug, on Meat hirnt St. Anvonn hiving anv inftirmutlon call R. F. Coir. FA 2*1278. IMNECREST ROBERT A, WILLIAMS, Realtor Your Esinrude Dealer Raymond Lundqeiat, Aaaae. 10B80N SPORTING GOODS FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Blip 10ft E. lit Phene FA 3-Hftl iI - R I a I'T> T a &lor * A& T IF IT IS R E A L ESTATE a*k Crumley A Montelth it 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-46JS Jto u W Jl PLUMBING Centriet and Repair Work Free Estimates R. I- HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3181 Now Open at 8:00 A. St. A. B. PETERSON Broker Associates: A. B. Peter­ HARltlElTH REALTY NOOK FA 2-5742 sen Jr.. P. J. Chesterton. Get- 105 ft. Oak Ava. field Wtllette, end R. W. Wil­ »—Fe m a l e h ^ lp W a n t e d I f—PIANO SERVICE liam*. Bob Edwards A. C. DeedPIANO TUNING A REPAIRING eer. L ind Sum yor. Vhite lady to care for 2 small W. L. HARMON 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 children daily. See between rh, FA 2-4:23 After 5:00 p.m. 12:00 - 1:00 or after 5 p.m. at 2 bedroom frame, screened porch, 1101 French. I ft-K I.E I TKirAI. SK U V tC f5~ rarporte, hardwood floors, kiti ben eqiurped. 81.000. down j—Ma l e h e l p w a n tm d Electrical Contracting Otiir Realty Co., 2*01 Orlando House Wiring and Repair* Dr.. FA 2-5512. Man to act aa bonded representa­ RANDALL rLECTKIC CO. tive for the Singer Sewing Mac­ 1 Mainolia Din FA 2 0916 hine Co. In Sanford. Write for IMMEDIATE detail* to Singer Sewing Mac­ tlGlDAlRK appliance-, -alehine Co., 2120 E. Colonial, Or­ POSSESSION! nnj aervice. (I. it. High, Oviedo lando. FI*. ’ Phone FO 3-7115 or San­ 2812 SIvrtle Avr., near Pin«-re»t School, this beautiful 3 Bedroom Elderly nun to make hinuelf use. ford FA 2-3813 tiler 8 p.m. plus Florid* Room CBS home ful for room A board. Phone being offared for quick sale nt » a— b u l d i n g -rf. p a ir s . FA 2-2377. only 89900.00.82,500 down. 870.03 PAINTING monthy, or as low aa 81800 down at—MAI. K or FEMALE with term* arranged. See thie FLOOR sanding end finishing before you buy anything. Semi­ Cleaning, w a x i n g Seising ATTENTION nole Realty, 1901 Perk Ave., Seminofi County -inv* 1925, FA 2-5232. H. M. Gleason, I-ak* Mary SALESMEN: A-l Nationally known Book Pub­ Furnished Income home, condition. 608 W. Isl. St. lisher needs representa­ EFFICIENCY apartment* euil- Lovely 3 UR. 1 tile bath home on able for couple or tinglo person. nicely land.caped lot, 78x123'. Private bath & shower. Hrally CR construction with terraaxu located across from Post Office. floors, carporte, utility room Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. and electric kitchen. 811,700 tive for Hanford area. If buy it. and on’y 871.65 per $1000 DOWN WELAKA APARTMENTS! room* will month after reasonable down you have had direct to cus­ private baths. I ll M. First St, payment. Doubly nice (or Navy $75.00 MONTHLY tomer experience and need family with base, irhool, and Thi* cute 2 Bedroom home i» nest Storn building and warehouse, 8l.lD.no per week. Con Iact park nearby. Immediate posses­ FA IMOttl. at a pin. nicely located, ha* en­ M. Truaty. Ynldex Hotel, sion. closed garage and beautiful Bedroom, private entrance and Tue. & Wed. A. M. Only. yard, priced low at 88500.0d— private bath. Phone FA 2-6631 owner will financa and give Sten strom Realty before 8 p m. quick possession. Seminole Real- a i-» O R K w a n t e d II. E. STENSTROM ty. 1901 Park Ave., FA S-5232. 3 and 4 bedroom older home*. Registered Broker Meld or housework. 1701 Roosevlt Call Rq»a Payton Broker. I'hoita 111 N\ [‘ark — Thon# FA 2-242C LOVELY 9 bedroom furnished Ave., FA 2-H02. FA 2-1301, 17-02 at Hiawatha. hum#, garage and workshop. For sale by owner, 4 bedroom. 2 WITIEs Near stores, Re*«onable prive iit—hc.siN Punished 3 bedroom home, good bath modem. In Mayfair Sec­ end term*. location. FA 2-0670. tion. Reasonably priced. Fh. FA CASH will get you this nearly Man to aet as bonded r#pre:emativ* for the Ringer Sewing Mer2-5103. new 3 F>R. masonry home, on Ready to move in. 2 room cottage. hine Co, in Sanford. Write for large lot with plenty of garden All utilities, week or month. 2104 delail* to Singer Machine Co., spare. Park. 2420 E. Colonial Ave, Orlandoi. FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. F*rmer. n**lmr 3 room apt 112 Elm. FA 2-0578. :.I—SPEi I M. SEHVICES' FARMERS AGENCY Unfurnished 4 room garage apt. Assoclitee WELL DRILLING Call FA 2-1029. Mrs. Geyle Osborne, D H. (DEE1 Fiirbanks-Morse fumpa Whitmore Replira to all makte o— ItKAL ' e s t a t e F ur sale . 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 HOWARD C. LONG 107 E. Commercial A n , REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 7—Hfr VI. FlsT VTE W ANTEP__ ____ Phona rA 2-2M1 2544 French Are. J. W. HALL, REALTOR SELLING YOUR HOME? CARTER ROM E CLEAN IHG New Homes Johnny Walker, A«oclat* SERVICE We has* buvers for 2. 3. and 4, Window A Well Washinr "Call Hall” Phone FA 2 3641 BR. home* in the city end on F lv r Waxing—NOrth 84181 country, and w# will appreciate RAYMOND M. BALL DeBary your permission to list and Sell 132 Hlnay 17 92 REALTOR it for you at a good merket GARRFJTT'S SEWING CENTER Lake Front nEAL ESTATE-1 NS UKANCE price. Dial Stemtrom Realty, White— Necchi—Eire FOR RESULTS FA 2-2420 for quick and Effic­ Repairi rn all make* Machines List your property with us. ient salt* service. 323 East First 8b FA 2-3244 3rd It Park Ave . Sinford Property a—Mist l-fi.'l.ANF.Ol 6 FA 2-5641 GATUN BROTHERS Contractor*, Dragline*; Genera Cherry Real Eatatc Agency LIVE BAIT 2232. Th FA 2 3276 Sanford Dial FA 2-9029—Notary Fleming's Red A White Grocery 1219 W. 13 SL Pear-Bsrber Shop Mieeouri Minnow* 8 dot. $1.98 Mimograph Printing — TvTiinr — 1 Hrmei have baen sold *o Pop-Guts Minnows Letter Writing — Card* and 5 dot. 93e New .1 Bedroom Homes ■et now while these hemes are Letter* Addressed — rholo —Worms— under construction. Copi#* of important paper*— rhone: FA 2-18M $700.00 Down Credit report, — Collection*. . Open Seven Devs a Week Features electria kitcheni. terrai­ Credit Bureau Of Sanford ns floors, and choice residential Rm. 4D3-04 San. At!- Nall. Bank H —la., afcr^* locations. Bldg. Ph. FA 2-4134 PIECES Ph 2-1822 A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Now Under C ow l ruction CENTER or FA 2-0178. Sanford. SAN­ i \ atuum Cleaner Repair* _______ Phone FA 2-3103 _____ Repairs A parts fnr all makes ot FORD FLOWER SHOP. cleaner*. Electrolux. Hoover, KENNETH e T r LACK Kirby, Air-Way, G. E. Rrplace .1 bedroom, 1 hath FISHER'S NURSERY RF.G. REAL ESTATE RROKFR menl parti. Work guaranteed Citril* —■ Plant* — Peat .1 bedroom, 2 hath 1009 K. 2nd Phone FA 2-0221 Free pick up A delivery. Call Cor. Magnolia A Onork FA 2-1638 I bedroom, 2 hath FA l-478ft. HOME IN MAYFAIR 10— o f t v * 1 By Owner . . . FA 3-3428 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ment*. invoices, hand bills, and Haynes Office Machine Co., Type­ For the Bc.-t Ruvs in Real K-ta*e program*. # t #. Progreoive writer*. adding machines, Sale*SE E CULLEN A IIAIIKEY Printing Co Phoo* FA 3 2»51— Rental*. 314 Mag. FA 2-0442. 110 N. Park Avc. Th. FA 2-2.191 401 W>*t 13th SL All "f these beautiful home, are A Rr.il Investment U—AUTOMOBtLES— TRAILERS located on Lake Front Lot*. WOOIaSEY LAKE FRONT ACREAGE Marine Kinixhr* Over 2,800 feet of lake frontage on It will nay YOU to iro na before Luge lake. Ready for dcvelop*-you buy. Open Evening* and Fnr Your Boat ntent. Country road acre**. 20 Sandir*. .Srnknrik GIo m and Paint Co. minutes from Sanford This u EASTSIDE TRAILER SALPA L’hnoftft your choice 112-114 3V. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-1622 rilatka, T.a. art excellent buy at fl2.500.UO. of Finandnr PUnst Term*. HEATING DON'S COVER SHOP FHA. FHA In Service and W. H. ''B tir stamper H. B. POPE CO. Automobile lntettor Decorater Hcatlnr A Inuror Conventional Seat Covers — Trurk Seal* 90.1 R. Park------FA 1 4»4 Aeaoc. Guy Allen. Gretchrn Hall, At Willi* Pontiae—30^ W. 1st. Arlelte price. Everett Harper PUMPS — SPRINKLER Phono FA 2-499! HI N. p u l See Kay Herron For All types SYSTEMS end m et, Installed SPACIOUS HOME a ne-v Pontiac or VeuahalL Also "Do ft Yourself" ft bedroom 2 bath home with lakei a good ueed rer. Ph. FA 2-OI31 For the home buv WE REPAIR AND SERVICE privilege*. Under construction. er after 6 p.m. FA 2-2833. 3<M of a ILfa-Um* sea STI NE 8 is.*ounn. ai.nnn.nn Do*a. W#*t Flr*t St. Machine end Supply C<>. . ROSA L. PAYTON 207 W. 2nd St. I’ll. FA 2 6412 Wellborn Phillips Jr. 1931 Oldvmobil* Air-corditioncd. * Registered Real Estate Broker white sidewall tires, rid'lo A Pb FA 2-1301—1792 at Hiawatha HU BY SPEARS heeter. Good condition. 1900. Ceramie Tile Contractor Ph. FA 2-1913 8 BR.. 2 bath home, 5 minutes 2291 Sanford A v e . FA 2-4125 from Bale. Low down payment, large lot. Guy C. Warmack, Box l"nr more Information rail th# 1957—34’ *11 modern 2 BR- hmivetrailer. Lika re-*-, priced right fjval . Nalionwide Moving 551 — Kt. 2, Sanford. Sale* office; Comer W, Cry­ J. Younger, 1’irV Av» Trailer Packing - Crating - Shipping stal Drive A Lake Mery block, Cl. No. 47.__________________ - Storego Valuable Masonry duplex. Excep­ telephone FA 2-4591 or FA 2-39n tionally well built in a rural set­ C. E. PHILLIPS 1949 Anderson housetrailer, ill ting. Agent F«r metal. 1 bedroom fireproof, A g.nxi investment with reason­ W 4SHRLRN VAN LINES heated floor. .300 \\. 27th St.. able down payment.. linn French Ave. FA 2-1991 FA 2-5178. w N. V. l-armer. Realtor NIGHTS - FA 2-0(04 or FA 2-2101 w Associate* Il-V—CAR RENTALS INCOME TA X SERVICE Mrs. Gayle Osborne. D. H. tDEE) Whitmore Mm. H. Murray DRIVE A NEW CAR any**-Here, 116 S. French Ave. Ph FA 2-»:21 anytime. Rental lerrlea includes 1U1 Celery Ave. FA 2 1391 With, gas and ineurance. C|o*ed Sunday 3 BR. home on 2l* shaded lota. Civ-ge 3 bedroom, l 't baths, cement MERLE WARNER, National block on beautiful **nd hottom 2 firepleres, herdwood floor*, Car Rentals, 40l E. 1st St., lake. Let 150‘x400'. Just 15 min. 27 ft. screen* I porch, double W AKT utea from Sanford. Term* by . FA 2-3904. garage, fruit trees Nice ne:gnowner. Phone FA 2-4901. borhood. FA 2-1633. 10 acra tilt farm, J b e d r o o m house, large barn. Easy terms, j J. B. Lew. Ph. FA 2 1223. 412 So. Sinford Ave. Expert Rod Rebuilding qnd Ret! Repairs --------- * * JOHNSON MOTORS MOVE RIGHT IN « JV'u im* 3 bedroom ma-onry home, hitchen SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS equipped, tcrrsiin floor*, on 3484 Sanford Ave. Hi. FA 1-1592 L'nntracting 4 Repairs comer lot. Treed to tell at IP07 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-5332 812.200, low down pavment Uiier FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES Realty Co., 2(01 Orlando Dr.. Plumbing — Kreiky Heating FA 2-3542. M. G. HODGES McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS 3 Bedroom — 8130.00 Dow a 12315 Park Ave. FA 2-8481 Service on All Water Pumpi— Metis Drilled — Pumps Plus FHA closing costs. Monthly Paola Read rhone FA 2 8? 17 LIVESTOCK, payments approximately 834 00. ,4— New and modern throughout, CLARK well constructed. Ranch type Want • baby kitten. FA 2-3735. Plumbing. Healing A Supply Co. windows. The latest in modern li— ARTICLE* WANTED Contracting A Repair* conveniences. May be seen any­ time at 1901 W. 3rd. Immediate WANTED—All kind* of scrap ma­ Jfiie Orlando Dr. Th. FA 2-2171 possession. terial. Zurkemtan Salvage Yard Highway 17-92 South Sanford Phone FA 2-2U4. SL JLU £ j L Cmmmm . ... ' T1j IAM TSI Remodeling — Reroofing — R»sldlng j — Conlr.it. lrori — financing. For I'ainiinc mil Mr. Ta»ker, Th FA 2 6159 or FA 2-6007. TLD BL'HNETT FOB BETTER PAINTING 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2 :3T8 Ilerrjhlll Painting Contractor Lic*n«ed — Bonded — Union Free Estimates — Compare our Price* FA 2-2287 after 5.00. 2T—NOTICE*—PERSON AI S ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bed*. Day. Week or Memh— Tel FA 2-3131, Furniture Centar 11* West First St PIxT e NIRSKRV .SC110 HI, ’ Nancy Jack ton FA 2-2H17 Cliche Dialogue THE CARD OF THANKS By VERNON SCOTT United Pres* Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD lUD-Comrdian Jerry Lewi* Is passing up New Year's resolutions and prediction* thi* year in favor' of making a list of clichr dialogue he hope* never again will appear In TV or movie dramas: “ Oh. David, I Just spoke In the doctor and he save you're going to be well again, and soon >mi'll be able to walk in the girder!" ‘ L«ok. chief—hi* shoe matches th# footprints in the garden!" "Slade, me and some of tbr oilier small ranchers have decided we ought to band together to stop tlir Ringo Kid." Wa'rh Out, Honey "Don f move a muicte. darlin' —there's a 20 foot python right behind >ou. Rut I've got a bead on him with my .4.3!" “ Professor, I guess this is the end of the sifan. The natives re fuse to cross the river—It's the sacred river of the gods!'' ■But doctor, you can't inoeula'e yourself with this untested scrum!" "Wlut a (ijo! I've been. I've beIrived m' country for a woman'* lips!" “ Son, I've spoken to the coich and he >.ud you're ;:oing to play in the lug game m Saturday! they found put it w i, Jim Humty who rlanied the riqitor in th* dean’s overcuat!'* 1 tell vmi Hia n*w D A mean* business!" "Sutry 1 had to knock ynu out. Major But smt've gr,-# a wife ind kids, I'm taking ap Hut plate in.'*flt!" “ Reckon there'* gonna he * spell of trouble. Wade Kincaid's headed for Lucky’ s Place!" Ors ill*- And Wlibur “ Orville, this is your brother Wilhur talking to you. I tell you. that thing will never fly I" “ Guess tins is the end of the trail for old Pop Phoenix. Let the wagon Iratn roll on without me. Rut do me a favor. Ruck—when you git out West, name a town after me." “ Look, Ricky, this is Father McCarey talking to you. Throw lha' gun out the window!" “ Her# it is op'ttlnt night and our leading lady a drunk! We ll have to take a ehsnee on that young kid in the chorus—What's her name again?" Announcing th# opening of Child­ ren* Nursery, ages 3 m«. up. By hour. dey. or week Special rite-, for working Mothers. Hours 7-8. Call FA 2-1742. Television w n io * T f iKBlAfl • DIESEL fir |tinel hi TLC9PAY HEAV3 EQUIPMENT We *r* seeking men In this *re* to tram for Diesel and Heavy Equipment. High pay *nd future security are the benefit* of .« trained end experienced Diesel Man. If you have mediant,■*I aptitude, writ* us for free informetion without obligation as to how you may become a part of this rapidly expanding in­ dustry. Tractor Training ftervire n>x fill e /o Sanford Herald — Sanf^rd, Florida. I kJLStHU • 91 B f t i h t i r D»y 4M itopm 4 II K<1 S« o f M«Ht » *Mk v •n* j r « » tth Lnslt |V(|t > j-) i iriRn n c i r n h it • v\«ith ire.M D i* Ip M t l 4 iv t n i u m y on P i n i * n l i D^n MMt • Cflrn*P 4 IV P m 4 ||\0 'I» Cn<*hint*1 Mirror • ml l ! l ir » lt « r v \m t it t*j»r M ohU tni I d4! HiUnt **ir%ici I Jf> f ' • Vr«1tn 5 l a T*il Tilt T ru ta 1191 N l f h t > m i It IV H9 l l Y ' r * a 1 » —ARTICLES FOR 9ALE Cable midget studio piano, full keyboard, tt Inche, high. Will Sell 8150. FA 2-1971. —Factory u> you— Alumlaaa Venttian Blind a Enclosed head. 5agproof bottom rail with plastir ends, flattie or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cord*. Senknrik Glass and Paint f o . 112 114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4622 SELL US YntrR FUR N IT’JRE Caih for any amount Supor Trading Tott. 1 mite south of Sanford. Phon* FA 2-0677. 12 *V aign • •3a1r««1§ A M 7 iv Ist§ » • r rn11am H . N V the P*|»* r "A i e p u t n K i H i i r ^ a I n W art a H i * ! I II Arautv^l the But* i R«'rppir 19 *9 Hi f FV Afeeftf# 1 *9 Craii* |t Df» Unrffrpy Tim* r ii nrtfcft i» nteh 12 m*7 H n tt l * l 3 tV Unv • rtf f * 1! I-' *■’ r h fur TnpiirrMf I* i\ iiin l Hi n r UifM l Ah vjv Llvtlo v i i r f U f V* V* Ihp- \\ rmM Turnt ■* "9 Tlftft» ill# Z 39 f.tnleUtltr r»nv 169 1 19 I 99 W 9 llrttif# T ha n -c pftvmff Th# I r TrtiPi P*9r Pup tent* 24.98. Double blanket* 24.9ft, Paint |2,50 gal.. Boots, 4 1% JVirrrtf JRfnrm Jev-keLs, Cot*, Army-Navy Sur­ plus, 31b Sanford Ave. J*— Ft'RNTTCRF me. h o u s e h o l d c.onnd RFt) I MIX Concrete, G r # * * e trips, dry wells, vtate approved aeptie tank*, Window sills, Lin­ Start the Near Year Off Right tels, Sand. Morter Mu. Cement Ruy al Echnls am! Save Rock. Miracle Concrete Co, d cushion rnii'b and slip cover. Excellent condition, 140.00 FA 2-1635. All Prices Rrdurrtl COURTESY WEEK January 0-12 ECHOLfi BEDDING CD. Used Hotpomt washer ronipletely Cor. 2nd * Magnolia FA 2 -«Jl reconditioned “ nud” Bamberger. Mgr. Only 8125,00 Free Delivery Ifatehing Drver 81rwy.fio SINFORD ELECTRIC CO. U’ ed furniture, appliance*, tools 114 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1542 ete. Bo,ight-»old. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4138 1 Florence oil het’ er. double burn­ er. Good condition. Ph. FA 2-3493. nod condemn ivelvinator refrig. rw 4(3.00. FA 2-2477. Amrrira’e Rent Quality Atnerican-OIean Tile s= pm n w T 33----------- 10c Each • BIG VALUES -v • QUIOK CREDIT • EASY TERMS Paul F{. Mueller WILSON-MAIER N'fw and feed Furaulurc Sit E. First fit. Pa t'A 2 M l i . THE -IN MEMORIUM” NOTRE It Is the custom of many families in this country to conmiemo rale a bereavement by an “ In Memorium" imlico in newspaper classified column*. They find a real solace therein. Preparation or telethon of a suitable verse brings bark to them tender, pleasant recollections. As Eliu Cook,' the English poet has so beautifully expressed it: “ How crurlly sweet are the echoes that start What memory play* an old lure on thn heart." Most frequently an lu Memorium tv in.verted on the anniver­ sary of death. However, other dates, which it Is felt are appro­ priate er mraoingful arr alio selrcted. The birthday of the de­ parted. the wedding anniversary. Memorial Pay, even Christman aro among other significant occasions chosen. If you aro hesitant to express your lender Ihonghf* in poetic form, you may avail yourself of tile' Herald's collection of' original rigln verses. The.-e riorrsa in poetic beauty the emotion* of Ihe heart­ strings. Among them are verse* appropriate to any clrcumslaneft. THE RATE Card* of Thanks and in Memorium notice*, due to the fact they may run to considerable Irngth, are billed at Jl UO per column inch. D A ILY CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 8. Predeter­ 23. Mr. 1. Mail mine Hitch, 3 Flock 9. Greatest cock 9 Girl s In 21 Aba. name degree tonea 10 Arabian 11 reined 23 Chil­ title (var ) 15 Indian dren'* 12 Apparent weight game 13. Lend — 17. Source 27 For11 CGI for help of sugar bid 13 Guahfi out IS Roman 29 Phrase* 16 Becomes houie god 30, Small threefold 21. Respiratory plug 19 Tronoun organ 31. Garment 20 Cloae to 22. lloosier border* 21. Hand create State 33 Exchange 23. Flower ( pen } premium 23 Harmonized 24 For fear (hit * - A 4 2*. Musical V . group 1 lO 21 Muaic note 1 29 Miichtevoui 'X ■j 32 Cause % 33. Mimic 'J 36 Anxious % •• 37. Overall* •i d material ft} Freed of J9 moisture % % % ii J4 40 Russian >r mountain* % J» it 41. Covers with turf % 42. Baseball bag 14 w DUWN - i u a 1. Taste 2 Gift* % J* 3 Melody % 4 ContemptlAO i ble betrayer (slang) *1 Jl 3 Assists 1 % ft OatnehUke bird 'var.l I Aeiotr It. Plant ovul# 37. Confer knighthood upon IS. Epoch % 7 3 % u 4 % % 21 '1 , “r r 1 »p % li | (•<& 7. Back D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D PlUUkl DUkll-J a u d u u HiBit.tu 24 In. ACROSS 6 Hindu •JQIIUU iwiuunn garment* deS1 Snarka UdG tltd.'JLixJ 1 7. Culture nlte 4 Ragout uuiiuntiki uu arti­ medium of game DUUL) 1411314 cle 8 Pieced It. Join DUU116I UJJCJtLO 27. Teatei. tenuu rjumr-i 9. Number 12. Once mors IJU CiUt-U'lllUU 10. Beta In er tft. Viper tinufinci otin 14 Antelope n CooL 14. Track* uu-iMU r-ji lujiiu. Ing 11. Wife of 13 Letter [-1UDI4H tHUUl4M device Otirla 14 Encircle U’J td U tlUIUU H .r*eth. — ---------------- el 19 A deity IT Designatei ered Teiter4iy'e A liv tr 22Sno-v 20. Iridium creaturee 13- Land • ( vehicle tsym ) meaure 31. Silly 2J Muelo 21 Coin tr r ) IT, Tw illed 31, Scandi­ note 22 Vent 40. County navian 24 Fake* 21 A tartan (Den t (atang) If. Avaricious27. Scheme! 41. Conflict nee* 24 Boy'inune s 21. riakea J] Exde* r metiott r * l T” T 10 Navy M opticalmw 1 (abbr ) II. Banded 14 j % work 33 Vitamin-B »■ complex 11 11 1).Than (dial) 39 Become IT liable to 10 Conacmi % % 42 Hiving earg i* i f W 4J Miniettri a house 44. Plant ovule* 31 H a 41 Cornered ACROSS 'tUt TT *1 H 1 Kind of jelly i\ 4J } Mountain! is A ) *x ■VJ 1 Ebb m l naap *1 '• 4. Devoured 3 Indian weight i % /Va4 % U% iv % d% % % j % d 1 k‘ Ceramic Tile rnrJ of fireplace wood- 300 Elm. Price will he rlgh*.. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Very often a Card of Thanks in The Sanford Herald meet! ■ need which is difficult to fill In any other way. Not onty is it ft gracious expression of gratitude to those who have aent floral tribute* but also courteously acknowledges U;e services and kind­ nesses ot the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot well be matltfd. Newspaper Card* of Thanks are accepted as socially correct Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feel* they serve many g o o d usei. There is no prescribed form for a Card of Thank*. ,lt ran be e* brief or as detailed as sou desire. When the occasion come* vou will find a sympathetically understanding member ol our staff to asiUt you. ft" Sen Orlandn Hwy. fie. FA 2-1313 •Jftf?* u { �Y •- •I P 1 --------5-------^ P ' 1'- - ■V — tt pv » Cliy Will Receive AF Jet Stratotanker Mafional Publicity Crashes In Everglades From Boat Regatta T H E BOOK O F R E M EM BRAN CE la admired by Hurry W eir, Sem lnol* M em orial H o s­ pital A dm lnU lrutor. Th e book wan prcaentel to the hospital by Mr. and Mm. J. Edward Nlchnld*. (L e ft to rig h t) Nlcholdn, Weir, and Mra. Nlehoid.i. (P h oto by B ergstrom ) 't » Florida State Bank Reports All-Time High Of Deposits What shapes up aa on# of tha most cotorful races In tha Grapa fruit League Winter Tour will be In Sanford Jan. II, whan th* San­ ford Boat and Ski Club aponsora tha Second Annual Sanford Out­ board Regatta. It will bring to Sanford national publicity through tha leading boating magailnai. According to officials and gpokeamen of tha American Power Boat Association, which la sanctioning tha race# of th# world’# fastest Outboard hydroplane* on the wat­ ers ol t-ako Monroe, two of tha most colorful taame tn outboard racing will com# to Sanford for the event. Bud Wlget, whose famous "Mon key on a Stick” carried him lo fame and a world record will pit odds against tha millionaire play­ boy BUI Tenney from Crystal Bay, Minn., also a world record holder In the Class'B Hydroplane racing. Dr. A. W. Woodall, commodore of the Sanford Boat and Ski Club, •aid that this year th* elub would be able ot accomodate tha antic! paled turnout of 10,000 spectators •The State Road Department Is already cutting the grasa and pro paring the ilte for the racea," Woodall aald. «tJw Florida State nank of Sian-(Naval Air Station Facility which W. A. Patrick, and T. E. Tucker. lord hai experienced a record o|tencd It* door offlrlally on April Officers elected to *erv# for the volume of activity during the year 2d, 1957. This record level of ac ensuing year are Fred II. McNulty, 1MT, Over a million and one half tlvlly ai*o brought ahout an all- Chairman of the Board; T. E. Items war* handled and procened. time high of depo*lta-over 10 Tucker, President; C. Howard Mc­ Much of this Increaied activity la million during tha peak of Ih* sea­ Nulty, Vic# Preatdent; D. E. Loop, dua to the Florida State Rank son,’* said T. E. Tucker, praaldent Vice Prealdent and Personal Loan Officer; Mary B. Douglass, Cash­ today. l>treeIor * elected at the annual ier; R. A. We non, it. Edward atockholdor meeting held January Davis, and Patricia II. Gatchcl, (Continued from Page 1) J, are Fred II. McNulty, chairman Assistant Cashiers; M. P. Crandall, of the Board, Andrew Carraway, Assistant Cashier and Manager of Intimately acquainted with tA* planning program. The Board of Trustee* of the C. R. Clout i, C. Howard McNulty, Ihe NAS Facility Office; and R, W. This possibility faded somewhat Ceroid, Assistant Personal Inin tomlnola Memorial Hospital have when Commissioner Marie Warner Officer. announced the establishment of a "The officers and directors of the asked Foldet “ How many dollar* m mortal fund. The fund wilt utt- Ed's Deacon Jones hank look for 1034 to he even more are we talking about?" ilm monetary gill* made In the Foldea told Ih* com ml if loner active and the bank wilt ennltnua hospital In memory of loved one* To Head Lineup that *T would not haiard a guess. to endeavor to stimulate economic who have pasted on. Tha city does not have fundi In Ninth Race Improvement In tbe area," «aH A large red leather hook bear­ appropriated for city planning ex­ Tucker. Ed'« Dearon Jones, track rhaming an Inscription "The Book of cept as a note in the contingency Remembrance" has been gtven to plon last year, heads a speed pack­ funds of tha present flscat budget ed lineup In the featured ninth race Uta hQipItal by Mr. amt Mra. J. Memheri of th* Zoning and tonight at the Sanford Orlando Ken­ Kdward Nlchnlds. In memory ol Planning Commlsilon expressed nel Club. their parents. The Inscription la In approval of th# move to aeeura While Deacon Jones, who racked (Continued (votn Page 1) gold leaf. The book will contain In much neoded planning for the city. up lit wins last season, has looked foI,*P’ « disarmament talk* „ the namea of lho*e who have given Clifford McKIhbln, chairman of something less than Impressive so I-ondon. And whn Is In say whether gift! to tha hoipltal and thoia in fer this year, he may still paraila the fait of Zhukov ami tbe meteoric the city’* board laid "It sounds mamorlam. rise of Khrushchev were good or like an excellent opportunity to Mra. Kirby File Jr., an aernm- postward as favorite. get aom* planning without mu-h had, and for whom? J, M. Edwards' handsome blue pllshcd draftiman, hai ronaented Men of iplrlt qml Imagination cost." star hai picked up only one victory ■ to Imcrlhe the namri In the book. Howard Kavllle, a member of are getting fewer, It seems, Har­ “ The Book of Heinembrance" In five starts during Ihe current man stated as he reeattrd some the hoard remarked 'T am very campaign. However, that was t will be placed In the family room of the humorous stories of Ihe much Impressed with the pro •t the hospital on a aland donated dean cut triumph, by two and a past. He alto named Individuals gram." half lengths, tn the Scholarship by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. dray of Georg* Morgan, member of th# who claimed top spots In 1957 Handicap Dec St Lake Mary. board, commented "1 feel- that we new*. King Ivy, a brilliant young pup Monetary gift* received by the The 10 top sturies In Sanford, for have talked long enough. If some hoipltal will ha used to purchitr owned by Fred Whitehead, Is also ; a record breaking year of new* thing Is going to be done it should ready lo gn and could be the first now equipment, or replica uicd were, Harman said, (|) The Sun- be done Immediately. I am sur­ equipment, as dlractod hy the Sanford-Orlando greyhound to col ford Naval Air Station story <2) prised that money has not been led five wins this season. Board of Trustees, The 71-pound son of Mountain 5-’ ’ I million market fire and de­ appropriated (or this." Mayor Galchel said later "The Tima has four victories ami a third dication of new market (3) Sanford docks amt terminals story (4) Ihe wise thing for us to do is gn ahead to his credit In five starts. Kelly story (S) The "his freere" with choosing a consultant ami pet Bramlford, Conn. — (til*) — (ill J2t» million school bond Issue him In here. Now it seem* that we fails (7) Child victim of auto ac­ have dona something feasible." The Board of Director* of Invest Tony Caopkourhss, ltd, was limitcident amt resulting shrubbery era Mutual, tnc , largest mutual test to a hospital after ha rubbed IKK GETS RARE DOGS cutback move (g) Navy plane Bind affiliate of Investor* Diversi­ hi* aching fret with alcohol. The KATHMANDU. Ne p a l (UP1— ernih at Silver t ake (91 Sanford frill caught fir* when bo tried to fied Service*, tnc., represented In Animal handlers prepared toil ay Ranfurd has declared a quarterly warm them over an open tool dial exchange cutover and ( 101 Indm trial development gels under­ to ship two rare Tibetan dogs to dividend of 9 rents per share, pay­ stove. way. President EU«nhower as a gift of able January Id, 1954 to share­ the Nepalese government. The Harman called on 10 Rotarians holders of record at th* dose ol vestment Income, derived from business December 31, 1957. The dividend amt Interest Income. This tn give their Ideal ai to what the dog*. Sharps Ma»tlff», came from across the Himalaya! and were dividend wilt be distributed out of it tbe ti'Jth consecutive dividend to top stories of the south mlqht be for 19jT. Those giving their reported to be the first shipped to (ha Fund's undistributed uct In­ paid by the Fund. opinion were: Gordon Bradley, E the United State). V. Turner, John Burton. Frank Legal Notico Evani, Randall Chase, Georg* nadoe* tn Alabama and Mini)*Stine. Bill Ittuh, {track Perkin* Jr., ippl. worn ti os' ixtwXTios dilpll.'st* silt claim tn.t <lnuvhilr T o IIIBSHI.XSJ I H i l l ’ l l " X l l o w s which * p u . «r Blih- ' nr Vuii. may Myron Reek. Milton P Ladd, anti Taking a look at Con great and pfotlce Is hereby »lv*ii u<nlsr tti« hsvs Bavins! «h> v uvis af Klllv Charles Person*. predicting the happening* on In­ Lutl.i.',,* „! * '***, rluri U I n k * IV vIch. 1' ■ t n .I. list* of vs PI The south'! to top stories, Har­ ternational questions, the budget, of atvtuUa, 1*11. lo w.-h of Ih* cot- 4 tunu trt ISaa (’ aviflll lu.rBtlou* tUlsJ th* same tw­ Hgrtila.oU OtlUilf. rWrIU. At hit man told th# Rotary Club wqre: and the tax hearing! ahead, Har­ ins IscerpereleU unUsr in* l.* i ot wfflv'A In |h* ?ourt Hsu** cf «ai | lit Little Rock, and the me of man asked that members read th* rUrUU. *iwor<llag to it** i»cAt fUnfofJ rtsifl ta, within ittilt u( tlis a»cr*la*S ot **c0 •!* M f At •iti|if m in i h« fro in is# federal troops In Integration, (It fifth through ltlh verse* of the an t »v»vr •ii.-h votpurelloo ss*wrv tint* of fh« tint tiuMI 'Aitoo of (hli Hurricane Audrey. (J> The Trial of Rook of Habakkuk for a Bible pic­ '# . . « , I. U«linciu*M tor Hires (*> m i l or m .re |o th* fiilu* ut reports v.i.i In wrlttfltf. *'» | shall AtaR# th« John Kasper nt Knoxville, Tetm ture of today and ail of tha world'* VviuibM o( Ux*> anjsr Ih* prior!, o f rtt lile ira |n | 0'«*t tiffli*« (It The court-martial of Col. John event*. "We are too silent," Har­ spins o! n»el|.-x *'111. rtprl.l* »is * *lr»i« of t o -tint. (nt %h%\\ tula*. Utl. svi that in Ur m* pm. h* t>* IVSIV tis hr -h* rlsl-nsnt his C Nickerson (It Missile firings man taid, "and th# world will sliUnt ot sal t tUcHoa SO) It, rV>r or h '• ttrirvsT s n l rev . u - h at Cape Canaveral i«t Naihville, grow worse an!*)i »#, si IndividI ts auiutss. It! I. •si I coroofstIons kO so'p l**^n* " , •* Hist shill Trnn. tchool Integration bomb- uali. speak up and tike part in our tk.,4 t.ssa cUvv-4 vs aubi*. I to At*ktlolton, rat thvt Hires 111 months lings. (7t Montgomery, Ala. Inte­ community, state snd federat govr*f Oofiton V Wrmlsrl k »trer Oslo of Hits iMibtu-allnu -vch *’ •l-nUUtrvi. of th* s'.isl* gration violence. (St North Caro­ ernment mil wary such CstirnrsUnB ItBtSvt of KtVTt I ttW W*:i t'll. lina's school Integration program •I'#4'V44* t b. I .» Hist hvv nut la Ih* m**tiHms Harman was Introduces! by Charfit-l Its report* ili* *■! pall Ih* ^-At NMI llh g h«e«T«K t» Extradition fight In Florida for lie Morrison, program chairman Hfe* i-vtif th* pr.islsliMi* of tasss Jg* HIM* McCoy, and (t(V, Ktlicr tor- for th# Rotary Club. i* ii-'s let 14. yiorlJs suture*, li lt horn a) wilt h c*M1M*.| t » th* Ptovsrnor of |( yiortiia, who »nt laoiro a v#s.f? f M,4r th* et MMIItf «f th* .it >n at -Svi Itin* Si mots ■ stn.'hh-t tot, si ik, iTiis.aa lu „a Pf.HSls.lj I. wsls lo. *lutl-U Will N. fne i.t . -rpin allow. , l UISt l| « "* '"to Urm irlvl tlult.l u* *i t -o p m o* luos i*> j Min,. t'riivclyat riu * o4 Biaotn*** u*rr is. IMS r..r tb. tiNii,., ,t - -srv *nj th* trihsaoiijn ofsn.'h tLX IM U C oth»r bsstnto* t* mss so >y*-is A rm > i sv iVHtvitaTiow *»m# n#'or • 'iit4i|g|. isNyxiim Ch*rU* O <thtff*r M i l l l* l\ I ' l l f C I X t h M U i two KsoouStv* Vl.-s Prssi Is.l S t > h ill!' H M \ : llB I P T i 4M > M W l aoriiM to si-»-*- it* r u n ; A . l.NC SkNVXAHH -ms J'hvn.-orr is:. J l U ' - i i t f i ; v t i c t T i U A I hie. 4h’ r.ltW AMtl t\ k|tils IX. SH m e x s tt'iio wire** plreo if r*s|.|*aj* *nj i.i u\ it n *: im i'v x r»a vh**i i : « unhn •« a k i.ra iiH .s tB a r n iN o a VHP AM*; lit:Ml (IT tHCvjflKKt* F H R f P i - T f. S K . 1NW H SN*\Mlt> ‘ evref**1'*- thisir or g t l V I l l I H * I S M DHIVSC I T T t l t 'X - VlH* J*f*nso* UB or bsf.it o th* a v e s t l » Hi n T i;n . I V P . l ' t ' i u M ' i i t l - i i l s ' i l s Ji n -U) 41f JATlu«r% l % iart J, a t \ vt ill i* tits ai'W P'.v im \ rt V V *h»H t‘ Vre’ re1’ *" *•* } " r *ewloof# I'miati ►" pufi.veirJXT Nptvst-versts a r io itlB . m " d r e e , r e I* , „ - s . r . W n t . J , . U U .x r , b lx t M I f f i , TV.t.gVtaiON Ch>UVA.TT. ITP, a.vNroisn S !b i | !4.f*, t r "H n«r«|<t R-twart AlAhr fil| nis<l( It i. -urthsr itlfooS*-! that * t o v r A t* fa 'O 'llA f AgNtci war11[ bv s t this noil * ho ssMtvirr-i i»*o tltu* 4*P «nt*r«-( jro« tv rilM e v . n i p . l t |(*:uvt.l>. * City ii , • n ■ ft F« ■ p a* at H U 2 XJ ■> A •I » a Planning Rotarians & I M M M R m l J u . T. I l l * MIAMI (UP)— A M f Air Force rain squalls w en so Jted It eould KC-V7 Jet Stratotankar, unable to not go down, The KC»T then tried land because of severe raintqualla, to get landing clearance at Miami trashed In the Everglades west of International Airport. But before hero early today. At least four of It could land, the pilot radioed he Ita its crewmen parachuted to wea running too low on fuel to stay safely over the Miami arts aafety. The Florida highway patrol laid and that he was heading west. The four crewmen were picked Uw last report from the plane eame about 5 a. m. when the pilot up unhurt about two mllei west radioed that he wai running out of Sweetwater, a small town just of fuel and heading over the Ever­ outside of Miami. The last of the four fliers who glade* to avoid eraahlng la • con­ balled out to safety told highway gested area. The highway patrol said the patrolman that a fifth crewman plane had originally tried to land wai getting act to jump when ha at Homestead Air Forca Base, left the plane. He said the pilot south of here, but that wind and remained at tha eontroli and ap­ parently was waiting until he got well out of the residential area be­ fore jumping himself. A Coast Guard helicopter lo­ cated the plane In a field about two mile* weit of a big concrete plant in western Dade County. The helicopter pilot said tha big tanker was in an upright position on the ground, Indicating It might have. been crash landed there. 9 However, there was no word on CAIRO—4R— On* of tha big­ the two milling crewmen. gest and moat ambition# experi­ About the same time the plane ment# In collective farming this Is believed to have gone down, a aide of the Iron Curtain Is slowly severe ralnsquall with winds up to THE FIRST IIAI1Y of 1958 In Seminole County la held by shaping desert wasteland Into 42 miles per hour raked the 311ami his mother. Mrs. Henry Longwell. 550 Flumosn Drive. productive fields on th* adga of area. Tiny James David Longwell and his parents will receive th# Nila della near hare. It’e catted Tahrir (Liberation) the project ■■ for an uniponsored a bumper crop of gift# from Sanford merchants. He was Province, and In many ways it youth to enter the U. S. Naval born nt 12:22 p.m. New Y ear’s Day at the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. (Photo by Bergstrom) lymbollxe* th* gamtd* with tha Arademy. II* has to be literatefuture taken by Egypt'* “ libera­ which eliminate* a hefty percenttor*" under tha leadership of age by itaelf—and bindlesi. He Is On Hot-Spot President Gamal Abdel Nasser. has to com# from th# terribly D raft Board Head Th* scheme Is a major Instrument over erowled Nile Delta, be mar­ MEMPHIS. Tenn. (U P )- Milton day called us * bunch of southern In the regime’s desperate race to ried to but * single wife and have Rowers, chairman of the board goons," he said. "Well, she's th« increase food production which lass than four children. that drafted Elvis Presley, Is on one who's a goon.” today laga behind tha country's Tha volunteer has to have com­ a hot spot that has him "led up "I talk about EM* more than soaring population. puted his military service. This to the teeth." I sleep," he added. But Tahrir Province Is much ia not only a sign of hia physical "A crackpot called me liter my The draft board chairman said more than that Ita creator* art fitn#*s but his ability to take dis­ b e d t i m e list night." Bower* he f i g u r e s that a draft board equally concerned with accom­ cipline and fit Into a radically plishing a aoclal revolution, new way of life. Ths age group is plained f h ' a t t f ' d £ p u t t X who resigned rather than draft starting from scratch, they want 22-32, still young enough to ven In the Army.’ to build a now model society for change and st tha peak of physi­ *‘Nt considering the lact that mountain hoys after hearing ot Presley'* deferment, la “ a fool". Beethovan was not an American cal and mental power*. Egypt’# farmer*. "With all due respect to Elvis, and has been dead for some time, By scientific, sociological, and NEW CLOTHING psychotoglcst means, they hop* to But this Isn’t all. If a man 1 auppose be felt we were dis­ who's a nice boy," Bowers said, break the log-jam of centuries of passes all the** tests, h* is sub­ criminating against rock *n' roll "we've drafted people who are far, far more important than he ia. tradition which today makes the jected to physchological and so­ music. Egyptian peasant on* of the ciological teste to determine his "I told him we pul Mr. Elsen­ After all, when you take him out most mlscrshls and poverty- ability to fit Into a highly Inte­ hower in the Army and that ought of the entertainment business, stricken Individuals In th# world. gra* ?d community. Once he’s over to count for something. Then I ask­ whit have you got left? A truck To accomplish this, Egypt's this obstacle he is ready for th* ed him how old he was and when driver.*' planners felt It was vitally neces­ final teat-six months In the he told me 52. I asked him how he sary not to try and Impose a to­ provinces training and indoctrin­ got so stupid in 52 years " JOHANNESBURG. South Africa The reaction Is about evenly ditally new system on an eatablUh- ation township. ed agricultural area, no matter On* of tha first and most sig­ Tided, Dovers said, but It's the (UP>“ Th« worl1 r» in* *" ,lvlnK marooned many how badly It nseded reformation. nificant experience* each family complaints that really burn him memorT r town* and village* In Iht northern For one thing, they wanted to passes through Is getting uni­ "One woman In a letter yestcr- Tr1aln!v" 1' reachil]'t l!er1e. select carefully th* participants forms. Th* galUbia, the ankle____ 1said today. Twenty-two and a half in this experiment, to get the length flowing gown Egyptian j “ ~ inches of rain have washed away most adaptable, energetic end re­ men wear. Is itrickiy taboo dur- complement the agricultural side. __ , , , , , , , hundreds of native hut* since sourceful types possible. The old Ing working hours. It is condoned The plonesring phase tx fur from Thurid;lj,. Vood luppliM were re. established areas, they thnugrt. but rm murs during their free over, with only 12,000 of its event,„w an(1 ,lnM * ere would b« dealt with In time by in­ time. In ita place the man gets a uni 1.200.000 acre* under full blocked by floods, No casualties tensive social, sanitary, and ed­ floppy sunhat, blue denim shirt cultivation. When it is completed were reported. ucational work of a more ortho­ and pants, a better quality set it will have added a futl onefor best wear, and a pair of ten­ eighth to cultivated land in dox nature. nis shoes. U. S. WONT JOIN PACT TO HUT LAND Egypt. The wife, who may hav* arrired Collective farming was Judged There are still many problems. WASHINGTON (U P )- U. 5. dip­ the only system whereby inten­ wearing th* head-to-to# black Perhaps, the most important is lomatic posts abroad have been sive and mechanised agrli-ull-f e shroud common in the Arab water, the perennial problem in reminded that this country’s pob and scientific techniques would World,’ goes through tha same Egypt. Sufficient quantities for ley is against Joining the Baghdad make th# heavy per acre invest- process. She gets a checkered full utilication of the laud won't defense pact now. State Depart­ ment pay off. The province was jumper, tom* shirts, and a be avaitable until the High Dam ment spokesman Joseph W. Reap laid out a* a series of 500-aer* brightly colored scarf. is built st Aswan and a water- disclosed this when asked Monday Th* government has spent and sharing agreement reached with shout reports from Syria that the collectives, each with a JOO-famibr village unit. A man will be I* continually spending huge sums the Sudan. And th# coat is heavy. United States had assured Syria able to "buy" the land from the on * model agriculture station It takes yuvtrt. much fertilizer, it would not join the alliance. Sy­ government on a 30-year pay­ with Imported eattls and fowl and huge quantities of water to ria is sharply critical of Use fivement plan, but not nntil ha has and on on industrial complex to restore the desert to productivity, i nation pact. sucressfuly passed • three-year teit period In srhlch he prove* his ability to keep up to stand­ ard* set by th* authorities. These standard* designed to lift th* fslah (peasant) out of th* dark ages quickly, are a major cause of concern for th* authori­ ties. They’vs resulted In a swarm of teisv'hrrv, social workers, and technical experts and trslnsrs descsisdlng en the province to guard against backsliding tnta th# old ways. To start with, they sat ap stiff enrollment qualifications which relatively speaking, make it as nigh for th# peasant to get In on Egypt Undertakes Giant Collective Farm Experiment fF S ' io i » ♦ * i i « * v r publish*.! In SVN*MPU>. Vli-ri lv, lv nh i.'h o o u m v th* h im* eftloA o f st*w show* Us**.1 r o r n u s * H -o* * r « sS .w n lo h« l >ont*.L n xvmsaaw w iu m r o r j *,.*• a s c a n So **t * i , k u ! s v i oauso-l t b * O r t s l S.at o f t h * erst* o f r t o r . I.Ia , lo b* . ' ( ! « * . ! *t i 'n l ! » h v * . s « th* CWptt*), shl* Us* Ivh ,tar o f ] v s * » r y . A l\ toss, w irN |;Hj* •* l!ee«ru JJ 7* X'rilOB vUrb CtrcsTt Oisi '"XfW S.OVtBolB C” aa!v tv. rtoH Sj •ol* i-iv I t.nvj.jijlvx t 'e e u t # C t » t b 1 a Haeb. ba t f t»4T "** ' * • >K* A lW r n o v to r oU latlC *. its M tXivcur t ary R osrspevrw •< a * C*«.re j, Sowshreio f s m t r . * t - . U n __ w r*»s*t* re- * s i . s» , i t r r r t u x v w m pw lh .S U ------l t d 4 It •SB At.S cvisiXk tx -r h . to the low-price field SAVE A ktw fxrine tA* is foot the Vfruut v of Ford's ecrewroy. Stamina and tou|hn«vw mean wvin** for you, too. And Ford prvsvxf ifc«*u in that department in a daring round-the-world road test. JANUARY 10th and earn a full 12 MONTHS’ RETlrRN LN 1958 by STATE FARM INSURANCE pUntJ ^ ° ffcr >ou brand-new economy . . . ^ V J ltS h ‘ “ V " ' Whl n >°“ team the new Interceptor V-* with new Crusee-O-Matte Drive. And. finally. Ford’s luxury Kay-m-atyk. ^ yiin< wU, nvBn ^ y<ju wSfn Tom trade. V snt us today—and find out fee yourself. » \axW ,% W w ti*iw< seaa . U * V I e tc I . ’ f B v ■ ooT h io ot.**? r sH ho n t ift » » .)f * * * T l W t» sK „ ,rebv ^ ROTICR I w « aog bw easponBibla fb# debt* tncwrted bg aoyorta tk*a wywH. Hiiaie 4g. M w Ml W. Hth For 58, Ford brings new economy tiAn.f %nf ofrv ui •••I At JA«nr*.isft. KarmltM* C*UM(* CURRENT > . 'T J Service M M r 'lo tto . Metwh Bldg, SANFORD Rh. FA ^S I tX iK v m a l PHYOK, KEP PER ANNUM OUT-TX AO IS YOUR FORD DLAI D)| t sax STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. 108 R. 1st S I l U \uu‘r« Intcnmlcd ta aa A-1 L x d Car— Be k rV rr’ i wvA&y neuve its tAe kMrid of n dw Ph. F A M I S t Sure to $ «« Your Ford Dealer �V Cold Wave Sweeps Over State; Snow Falls In Seminole County LAKELASD (UP) - A cold wave streepleg over Florida with »now. ^.Vost ini’ 20 degrees temperature* ** threatened today to gjve the atate’ i 'billion dollar citrus Industry a near death blow. The Fro»t Warning Service forecast a "bard freeze'* la north and central portion* and near freezing weather in the tourist-filled sou­ thern sectlonj. • Temperatures In the low 10's were forecast for the entire citrus section. The ‘ 'sunshine'* peninsula, pla^ j u e d for two weeks with near hur­ ricane winds and tropical down dieted lows of M to 30 in the pour*, even had a snowfall dur­ citrus belt tonight. ing the morning. Snow fejl so heav"It may not be as cold tonight as ily in Lakeland, in the middle of it was during the last freeze but the orange and grapefruit belt, another freeze so close on the that visibility was cut to half a heels of the last one would be mile. about the worst thing you could The colorful orange and grape- imagine." *aid Pr. Herman Kelt*. fruit groves throughout central |Director of the Florida Citrus ExFlorida suffered an estimated $100 periment Station at Lake Alfred. million damages In the Dec. 12-13 1 "Trees will be killed outright." freeze, the worse eold wave to he said, explaining that the last hit the sunshine stale in nearly freeze made them drop their 30 years. leaves and (hey have since started The Frost Warning Sendee pre- new growth which even a light Weather ■ Established 1909 A N INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA, U. S. Engineers Find tSanf or d-Titusville Canal 'Unfavorable Mayor Lee Gary, ♦Five Councilmen Sworn In At Oviedo Maror Lee Gary and the five Councilmen were sworn in hy City Clerk T. L. Lingo Sr. Members of the council taking the oath of .office were the new president. J. "Young Harris; vie* president. W. It. dents, Karl Paul. Joe I. Beas­ ley and newly elected member W. H. Martin. With the Council's approval. Ma­ yor Gary reappointed George A Kelsey as Chief of Police, T. L. Lingo Sr. as City Clerk, and T. L. Lingo Jr. as Fire Chief. George A. ^ Speer was reappointed as Citv At torety. •Co/pmltUz n s z i g r . s w c * a ap­ proved aa follows; Street— W. ft. Clonta, J. Young Harris; Fire— W. R. Clonts, W. II. Martin. T. L. Lin­ go Jr.; Ssnltatlon— Joe I. Beasley, Karl Daui; Swimming Pool and Park— Joe I. Beasley, \V. 11. Mar­ gin. ^ Clvle Committees were approv*# d as follows: Governing Board of Cofnmunlty Clinic. C. R Clonu, George Morgan, Frank Wheeler. Andrew Stanko, John Evans; and Governing Board of Memorial Building, Mrs. C. R. Clonts, Mrs. Charles Shaffer, Mrs. Ruby Estes, Leoo Otllff; Beautification of City Hall and Clinic Grounds, Oviedo Garden Club. Preceding the business meeting 9 Mayor and Mrs. Lee Gary, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr. sod Mr. and Mr*. George Kelsey served a chicken barbecue dinner at the Memorial Building. Invited to be present were outgoing and incom Ing councilmen and their wives: also Mr. and Mrs. George A. Speer, Mr. and Mrs. AMa Wilson. Mr and Mri. R. L. Slavik, the Rev. and Mrs. George Carlton, Pr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. * James Lea, Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Mtkler. WASHINGTON (U P )- The U8 Corps ol Engineers has reported "unfavorably" on the Titusville Barge Canal Project, the office of Rep. A. Sydney Hcriong Jr. iDFla) said today. It said the District and South Atlantic Offices of the Corps of Engineers found that flood con­ trol benefit* In the proposed pro­ ject were "relatively small" and that navigation benefits were "net economically justified." The derision may be appealed to the Engineer's Board on Rivers and Harbors here. Chamlicr of Commerce Manager John Krider, speaking with Col. Paul Troxler, District Engineer for the Corps of Engineers, in Jackson­ ville, revealed that the district en­ gineer said "I haven't received any official notification that the Sa ford-Tituiville,.Canal has been turned down.'* Krider said this morning "1 am contacting all my people that have had any connection with the pro­ ject and wc will probably get our heads together and determine just what frof tal attack to m»ke " * The Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager emphatically stated "Wc arc not prepared to accept this. "I have talked with Cot. Troxler and hivn »«kcd for • text of hi* report." said Krider, "and when we study that we will drtermine what our methods will be." The report that the SanfordTitusville Canal had been turned down because of the dinger to flood control and because of In­ sufficient traffic on the St. John'a River was, in all probability, pre­ mature yesterday. There Is a possibility that the re­ port may have leaked tn tome manner either out of the Jackson­ ville Office of the District Engineer or from Washington. Reporter* have not been able to pin down today any announcement that the project is "dead". Krider told Col. Troxler by tele­ phone this morning tint “ On the basis of your recommendation anti the evidence we produced at the hearing held in Sanford, if that didn't Justify the Sanford-Tituivtlle Canal, then we will never build any waterways in the Stale of Florida." SHII trying to get official con­ firmation ol the turndown Kri-Jcr r ated this mcyclng fa il "We will be prepared to ho In Washington the first week in February for the hearing before the Rivers and Har­ bors Congress." Valuable Cockatoo U.S. Said Drifting Stolen From Zoo Into Socialism A very valuable coekaloo was stolen from the Sanford Zoo some­ time during the night. Sid RiChard reported this morning. Richard said that the person tak­ ing the Belgium-obtained bird cut a hole in the wire cage about six Inches square. "Just big enough to get the bird out,” he sabl. The green parrott's cage was also ci", Richard reported this morning, but ‘.he parrott would not come to ihe person and thry left without it. The roekatoo 1s solid White. ni Chard said, with a while topknot and faint pink ami sulphur colors under the wing. "We hope that anyone knowing the wherealiouts of the bird will call us," RiChard stated this morning. "We keep the zoo purely for the entertainment qf children and our visitors,” he said. "We wouldn't lake anything for that bird," RiChard commented * 7 this morning, "as a matter of faet snow melted almost ts soon as It hit the ground, turning Into slush. Shortly after 11 o'elcok snow was reported In Seminole County at Slavla. Many sectloni of PoOr, Lake, Pasco and Hernando counties re­ ported scow. Lakeland apparently had the "heaviest” snow (all. Others with snow were Tampa, Jacksonville, Winter Haven, Barlow, Plant City, Lake Wales and Aubumdale. It started about S a. m. and continued steadily for a couple of hours. Snow also f»0 ever extrema north affect citrus be Florida, Including Tallahassee and Marianna. Warren Johnson, chief of the Weather Bureau here, said the ‘ Mow flurries were caused when a eold air ma*s coming from tha northwest at about 6,000 feet collided with a flow of warmer, moisture-laden flow from the south­ west at about 10,000 feet Johnson said snow falls on cen­ tral Florida about every five or six years on the average but us­ ually not as much as fell today. The snow wai not expected to iperait the ture w n In th time it was fa "douDr. P.eitt pol bled-barrelled'' , ch aro cd the about to hit IF in 1893 citru* disaster y and IMS and £• A ? — 1930. ted toLittle dam» . c “*-a res bonight to the 1 r - ; ' C be tccause the ci *s trlod of vere enough time. It a $25 Vegetable minion blow by the Dec. 13-13 freeze and barrasied by ■ series of tropical downpours since then, faced possibly another crop kill­ ing blow. Frost was forecast *11 the way south to the Miami area. Farmers who«e erops survived the floods accompanying the heavy rains feared the worst from the frost. Their beans, tomatoes, cocumber?, squash and potatoes will bo highly vulnerable to the cold because of their young stago of growth. #attfnrh lim tU i Cleartag aad turning much colder tonight with low I* to 32. Thursday fair and continued cold. f j VOL. XLIX freeze or frost will kill. Dr. Reitx said the tree* simply could not take this second shock following so quickly after the first one. * |, "They sre Just shout as sus­ ceptible to eold westhtr now as they ever could be." he sdded. *T feel pretty gloomy shout the situstion because the next six weeks are a crucial time for the citrus people." The heaviest snow flurries in re­ cent years fell over much of the central Florida citrus belt. But the WASHINGTON (U P )— A form er Eisenhower administration official said today, "we are drifting into Socialism" and a big tax ctit is needed to restore buslnrs* confi­ dence. This view was expressed by Lothair Tretor, former assistant secretary of commerce for domes­ tic affair*. In testimony prepared for the House Ways A Mean* Com­ mittee. Teetor, now an official ol the Perfect Circle Corp , Hagerstown, Ind., appeared as spokesman for the Indiana Slate Chamber of Commerce. The committee is con­ sidering proposals for lax revi­ sions. Prospects are dim any ma job legislation will result this year. Teetor rejected the view ex­ pressed by administration officials and congressional leaders of bolli parties that the government can't afford to grapt general tax relief now In view of the n»»d for In­ creased defense efforts "AH we have to do," Teetor r%h , J „ d( tu rn vLd ?rn , ■ T ver,l1 to buy t r bird that danced, talk said, "is to rut the non essentials cd. sang and in many ways enter­ so w« can afford the essentials." tained people who came by to sec Teetor alio indicated he feels it." j his old hois — Secretary of Com Th» Cockatoo rsg* I* located it marc* Sinclair Weeks — msy he the police station entrance to the optimistic In predicting an ecotoo. I nomic upturn in mid summer. NEWSPAPER WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1958 Shop and Save In Sanford * NO. 171 United Pr*** Leased W ire Commissioners Elect Warner As New Mayor Merle Warner, Sanford filling sta­ vote one "no" was recorded which, tion ovmer and operator, waa elect­ according to City Attorney William ed to serva aa Mayor of Sanford C. Hutchison, left only one candi­ the 1936 term at last night's or­ date for the honorary position. ganizational meeting of tha San­ Warner was elected by two votes ford Board of City Commissioners snil three abstained votes. Mayor Warner, immediately following Gatchcl called for a unanimous his surprise election, said "Let me billot for Wsrner which was assure you that Merla Winter is proved. Just a* much surprised as you aie. Prior to the Mayor's election, t know that I wilt have the solid two commissioners were seated for backing of this body ami every de­ three year terms. Robert S. Brown, partment of the city. With (be help newly elected and A. L. Wilson, re­ of this group and ‘tha Man Up- elected in last November’* elty flairs' 1 know sr* will be mcctis- election. ful." First order of business for Ihe Last night's Mayor'* election v as new board was a resolution com­ ahou' the ahortcat In the past de­ mending Commissioner F. D. Scott cade and ahowed no indication of for his term a* a member of the a possible faction cropping up in Sanford Ctty Commission. He was preientrd a silver tray for "tha city government. Mayor David Gatchel was nainrd untiring service to the City of San­ temporary chairman of the com­ ford." Scott said "It's hern a pleasure. mission for the election. Gatchcl was nominated by Com­ We've had some disagreeable missioner A. L. Wilson (or re- things come up hut In the long run I can't remember those who voted MERLE W ARNER, Sanford's Mayor for 1958, elected election ai Mayor for 1936 and im­ against me. It's been a pleasure to mediately fullowing, Warner waa last night at the organizational meeting of the Ronril of serve with you." Thanking the nominated. Sanford City Commissioners. (Staff Photo) However, on tha first roll-call Board ol Commissioners ami all of the departments of the city for their help, Scott said, "with this An Editorial , Sanford Resident, new board we have wonderful im­ portunities ahead of us." Mayor Gatchcl, when the floor W. R. Dyson, 69, was thrown open for comment, said "A ) ear ago tonight I was tho Dies Early Today W. R. Dyson, (19, a long-time, most surprised person in the State well known Ssnford resident died of Florida. 1 have done my best at the Orange Memorial Hospital, and I think Sanford has had a good year." Mr. Engineer, thin time you've hit below the belt! J c3r^ , ttU mornln* tUit ‘ "Such a year would not have _ Mr. EnKineer. you've hit where it hurt* nml „orn Sept! l«. isas, in White been possible," Mayor Gatchcl con­ central r lorida has been set back another hundred years with Lake, N. C., he eame here In P*23 tinues!, "without your cooperation" a decision that laymen, even though they aro not familiar as general auperlntendent for Hut- as he spoke to members ol the with the transit and level, know is wrong. ion Construction Co. Prior to that hoard ol eommissionkrt "We have had a unified commission," he There can be no estimate of the holienust that will he he Reneral superintendent for said. released by men o f integrity who have fought hard, and w- r ,io" e Construction Co. of The new Mayor owns and ope­ fough t a Rood fight, for the dream of it century. Darlington, S. C. Mr. Dyson waa rates Warners Gulf Service at tha Commission Denies Okay Of Building Z Inspector Position The Board of Seminole County Commissioners yesterday refund to approve an appointment of Clif­ ton L. Overman to the position of Building Inspector for the Semi­ nole County Planning Commission on the recommendation of the com­ mission's chairman, Raymond M. Ball. Also in the recommendation, signed hy the Planning Commiss­ ion's chairman, was an appoint­ ment of Mrs. Maxine 1). Thomp­ son as secretary. Commissioner Fred Dyson stated "I think the Manning and Zoning Board should make more than one recommendation." In tho wake of Commissioner Dy­ son's statement, Commissioner II. C. Dodd said "I wouldn’ t vote (or him lOverman) until aflrr thla hoard Interviews him." Commission Chairman John Kri­ der warned "I would think that the board might get involved In hiring members of the various de­ partments of the county." Commissioner Dyson commented "That might he a good idea." Dyson immediately m ade a mo­ tion tn write a letter to Chairman of the County Zoning and Plann­ ing Board asking to “ call a meet­ ing with his hoard and let morn than one recommendation be made for the position of building inspect­ or and secretary." Commissioner H o m e r Little charged that Robert 3. Brown had corner of First St. and Sanford Interviewed applicants for the two Ave. He also heads a National Car positions alono and that members of the board for zoning and plann­ Henlal service here. Warner Is (3, ami rexldts at 2117 ing did not know the qualification* Myrtle Ave. He has threw children of those who applied. Commission Chairman Krider and three grandchildren. asked "Isn't there some way we He Is an avtd enthusiast of avial' 8 ‘*.,n *«-v u ‘ ran expedite tills? 1 understand £ 5 S v , .T u S U i .7 4 " ! that there arn morn than 100 appli­ cation* for permits that need to be KOREANS ATTACK Gt processed." PUSAN. Korea ( UP) - An Amer­ Commission Clerk O. P: Herndon ican soldier was In a hospital to­ displayed the letter of recommend­ day with a cerebral concussion ation from the County Zoning and after being attacked by three Ko­ Planning Board signed hy Its chair­ rean civilians. He was Identified man. at I'fe. Madison E. Septcr, of St. However, commissioners de­ Charleston. Ohio. An Army report manded that more lhan one re­ ssld Rcpter wss returning to hi* commendation be made and that unit when the Korean* attacked the Board of County Commission­ him. His condition si as listed *s er Interview the applicants before good. ! appointment. W e've Been Hurt, M r. Engineer! Hurt Bad! No one has argued with you. Mr. Engineer, about the ,u*„!frr , . . r« technical data necessary to place dams at strategic points noo^ TrnJ,. with which he had to control the waters o f the -St. Johns River. No one has been affiliated for 30 years, argued with engineers over the fact that this St. Johns made .... hi* ________ residence ... In SanS .He . . ____ "liver would develop into one ono o f the greatest economic mland-waa River ail- ford at 1201 Magnolia Ave. and •antages Florida has ever known. a member of the Flrat Bap vantages Baptist But we do argue with you about the fact that you are Church hera; Masonic Lodge. Olakil,K »,vny fr.,m S»nfonl »n,l O n .rn l n o r t h multi-mil- ^ Ions o f dollars in waterway transportation, in industrial bantoru rnk t i^xige ami was a plant location.*, in pleasure boating through Central Florida, of vjorl,, w*^ 0nf ; in housing developments, and most of a ll-o n e of the great- n S S c f S t l ' ^ M ; 5! : fat defense measures the Corps of Engineers could have daughter, Mr*. 3. Ward Cassrells, undertaken. Monlchanin. Del.; on* son, Lt. Col. The blow you have struck— Mr. Engineer— has been a James II. Dyson, Ft. Monroe, Va.; slap in tlif face and ami a blow o f destruction. four grandsons, James If. Dyson But, good fighters never stay down— not when they Jr., Ft Monroe; Gregory Wegner know they're right! Anil that’s why tho fight has just ho- Dyson. Fl Monroe; 8. Ward Cesscells III, Montehanln; Christrophgun. The Washington delegation unanimously supported the er Dyson Casseells, Montehanln; and one brother Fred A. Dyson of Installation Slated Sanford-Titusville Canal and wc believe fh«t they will con­ Sanford. The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire tinue to support it to the tune o f immediately pouring the oils Funeral services will ho held at Department will hold .t meeting at o f indignation onto tlio.se who will realize that Central Flori­ It a. m. Friday at the First Bapt­ 6 p. m , Jan. II at tha Lake Miry da ha.x been hurt and hurt badly. ist Church in Ssnford with the Rev. 6ehooi. We believe that waterway organizations in every sec­ W. P. Brooks Jr. and the Rev. Thera win he in Instanation of tion o f the country will come to the forefront and speak their Joseph if. Courson officiating. Re­ officers for the coming yeir. main* will lie sent to Olunta, S. piece in favor o f the Sanford-Titusville Canal. We believe, too, that the Florida Waterway* Committee, C. for burial at the Uethcl Baptist along with tho welded friendship it has made along the Church Cemetery. Brisson Funeral “ Not since sine# the 1930's 1930'* he* hs* FlorFb>r- , Class C Hydroplane, the flying Home it in charge. Mississippi and the Atlantic seaboard, will release one o f his record < on the The family requests thst In lieu *'** fi*M*d such •otrlee in h>dro- \chip, will throw hi* the greatest and most successful attacks of the century. of flowers, friend* may contribute I'1*"* r,‘ ln* ** thi* »7, r " ,,r- A* In tho calm water* just north We call on Florida'.* W.idiingtou delegation to apeak to the Uethcl Uaptm lilt* u|>Build- V,‘ Wuudell, commudui•> “ f lb* <•» Snn/urU uu 17—yj in ti Uapt1st Church ___________ now and let those who have hurt Central Florida know where ing Mind In care of Richard K. ^Sanford Boat and .Ski Club an- proath to tho St. Johns Klvif |nouneed. bridge. they stand and what their intention* will he when this ques- Triiluck, Olsnta. S. C. According to Woodall, best Millionaire oilman H- U Martion is brought out in hearing. —— -----------------raring has latch*! onto tha lives iontaux of Shrev sport. La. wtU • We call on military men— for the Navy, the Army, and J n v C P P C T n H p n r of leisure men and women of the bring to Sanford tho most amaz­ the A ir Corps to atep out in front and let the Corps o f En^ ^ * CU I nation and Florida is feeling tire ing assemblaga of water poweivd gineer* know exactly what the San ford-Titun villa Canal ~ ^ "* Talk On Safety winter impact. m a c h in e r y during the rsM . Bolt will mean to them. The best of ipcrdltoat driver* McGInty, profs--iun.il ditver ex­ Members of the Ssnford Semi­ The dreams o f a century have not been shattered, Mr. nole County Junior Chamber of will b* In Sarford Sunday after­ tra-ordinary from Corpus Christ, Engineer. They’ve been interrupted only temporarily. Commerce will heir, at their noon noon, Jan. IX vleing for-50 prize Tex., wdl chauffeur Marioneaux* The shock is over now, Mr. Engineer—and Centrnl 'uncheon meeting tomorrow, a .0- money for each heat of the six equipment in every clasa race Florida, along with all its friends will now get down to work al law enforcement officer speak race event, each race comprised of but C Service Runabout. two heat*, and those all-importso that the truth mny be known and that the dreams >n safety. Marioneaux, who does every­ Sergeant Ben Butler will address “ •>$ esrly season points tlmt go thing in a big way, not only o f a century might he realized. Progress cannot be halted or we would become stagnant and useless. he local Jayrees and demonstrate toward the Colonel Green 87.»w*o bring* about six hydro* and a That's why the Sanfoni-Titusville Canal must become a some of the varioua pieces of Trophy that will he presented runabout to *aeh of the races, equipment used to help keep the the high point man at the end but Carrie* two engines fur each reality— not in the future, but NOW, Mr. Engineer! streets of Sanford sefe. of the circuit tour. cla «, numbering a dozen, p l.t We do not ask you to step out o f the way— we merely Sgt. Butler will be introduced ; Since Sanford is to early on two pit stooge* and master me­ ask you to be prepared for tho avalanche that is about to by Vt. L"Rxborn jr7p«Vident o f ! th* Grtp*7ru7k Clreuil this'yur chanic II. Alien Smith of Shrevs* descend. 1 the Jaycee organization. ............................. it will prohably have the most port, to keep the immaculate ma­ colorful field of boat racing chinery operating smoothly. The security o f a nation Is at stake. Mr. Engineer! T^ie drivers ever assembled here. economic future o f a community is at stake! Central Florida’s McGInty held two national title* At least two muiti-mlllionairea future is at stake! tost year and has sights set on will bring their fabulous equip­ You, Mr. Engineer, arc expected to develop those things ment to toik* Monroe for the mure this year. which make security, economy, development, and the future “ We will field the beat set of Second Annual Sanford Outboard TWO COMMISSIONERS WERE sworn in la night at th« organizational meeting o f the more sound than ever before. racers ever to visit Sanford dur­ Regatta. Board o f Sanford City Commissioners. H. N. tyer, the city’s Finance Director (center) This, we believe, along with hundreds o f thousands of Wild Rill Tenny, multi-million­ ing the hydroplane races this Is ahown administering the oath to Commit doner A. I~ Wilson (left) and Robert S. others, can be done with the Sanford-Titusville Canalaire playboy from Crystal Bay, year," club commodore Woodal^ n / f i a t /n> e .• L . . (Staff I'hoto) Brown (righ t). T h is, we believe,, Mr. Engimter, W ILL Us dunel „ (U lna, end world xscoxd bidder of I y i a v Top Speedboat Drivers To Enter Regatta Here Additional Local News On Page 10 J 4 0 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/04c6c5783135ae0b3217c30dfc813ee7.pdf a079ae8d4242352ca258c921b83b055a PDF Text Text Y • - •I P 1 --- 5- - - ^ P '1'- - ■V tt — pv » Cliy Will Receive AF Jet Stratotanker Mafional Publicity Crashes In Everglades From Boat Regatta IM M M R m l J u . T. I l l * MIAMI (UP)— A M f Air Force rain squalls w en so Jted It eould KC-V7 Jet Stratotankar, unable to not go down, The KC»T then tried land because of severe raintqualla, to get landing clearance at Miami What shapes up aa on# of tha trashed In the Everglades west of International Airport. But before most cotorful races In tha Grapa hero early today. At least four of It could land, the pilot radioed he fruit League Winter Tour will be Ita its crewmen parachuted to wea running too low on fuel to In Sanford Jan. II, whan th* San­ aafety. stay safely over the Miami arts ford Boat and Ski Club aponsora The Florida highway patrol laid and that he was heading west. tha Second Annual Sanford Out­ Uw last report from the plane The four crewmen were picked board Regatta. It will bring to eame about 5 a. m. when the pilot up unhurt about two mllei west Sanford national publicity through radioed th at he wai running out of Sweetwater, a small town just tha leading boating magailnai. of fuel and heading over the Ever­ outside of Miami. According to officials and gpokea- glade* to avoid eraahlng la • con­ The last of the four fliers who men of tha American Power Boat gested area. balled out to safety told highway Association, which la sanctioning The highway patrol said the patrolman that a fifth crewman tha race# of th# world’# fastest plane had originally tried to land wai getting act to jump when ha Outboard hydroplane* on the wat­ a t Homestead Air Forca Base, left the plane. He said the pilot ers ol t-ako Monroe, two of tha south of here, but that wind and remained at tha eontroli and ap­ most colorful taame tn outboard parently was waiting until he got racing will com# to Sanford for well out of the residential area be­ the event. fore jumping himself. Bud Wlget, whose famous "Mon A Coast Guard helicopter lo­ key on a Stick” carried him lo cated the plane In a field about fame and a world record will pit two mile* weit of a big concrete odds against tha millionaire play­ plant in western Dade County. T H E BOOK O F R E M E M B R A N C E la ad m ired by H u rry W eir, Sem lnol* M em orial H o s ­ boy BUI Tenney from Crystal Bay, The helicopter pilot said tha big p ita l A d m ln U lru to r. T h e book wan p rc a e n te l to th e h o spital by M r. and M m . J . E d w ard Minn., also a world record holder tanker was in an upright position N lchnld*. ( L e f t to r ig h t) Nlcholdn, W eir, a n d Mra. Nlehoid.i. (P h o to by B e rg s tro m ) In the Class'B Hydroplane racing. on the ground, Indicating It might Dr. A. W. Woodall, commodore of have. been crash landed there. 9 the Sanford Boat and Ski Club, However, there was no word on Florida State Bank Reports All-Time High Of Deposits •aid that this year th* elub would CAIRO—4R— On* of tha big­ the two m illing crewmen. «tJw Florida State nank of Sian-(Naval Air Station Facility which W. A. Patrick, and T. E. Tucker. be able ot accomodate tha antic! gest and moat ambition# experi­ About the same time the plane lord hai experienced a record o|tencd It * door offlrlally on April Officers elected to *erv# for the paled turnout of 10,000 spectators ment# In collective farming this Is believed to have gone down, a •The State Road Department Is aide of the Iron Curtain Is slowly severe ralnsquall with winds up to volume of activity during the year 2d, 1957. This record level of ac ensuing year are Fred II. McNulty, THE FIRST IIAI1Y of 1958 In Seminole County la held by 1MT, Over a million and one half tlvlly ai*o brought ahout an all- Chairman of the Board; T. E. already cutting the grasa and pro shaping desert wasteland Into 42 miles per hour raked the 311ami his mother. Mrs. Henry Longwell. 550 Flumosn Drive. Items war* handled and procened. time high of depo*lta-over 10 Tucker, President; C. Howard Mc­ paring the ilte for the racea," productive fields on th* adga of area. Tiny James David Longwell and his parents will receive Much of this Increaied activity la million during tha peak of Ih* sea­ Nulty, Vic# Preatdent; D. E. Loop, Woodall aald. th# Nila della near hare. dua to the Florida State Rank son,’* said T. E. Tucker, praaldent Vice Prealdent and Personal Loan I t’e catted Tahrir (Liberation) the project ■■ for an uniponsored a bumper crop of gift# from Sanford merchants. He was Officer; Mary B. Douglass, Cash­ today. Province, and In many ways it youth to enter the U. S. Naval born nt 12:22 p.m. New Year’s Day at the Seminole Me­ l>tree Ior * elected at the annual ier; R. A. We non, it. Edward morial Hospital. (Photo by Bergstrom) lymbollxe* th* gamtd* with tha Arademy. II* has to be literateatockholdor meeting held January Davis, and Patricia II. Gatchcl, future taken by Egypt'* “libera­ which eliminate* a hefty percent(Continued from Page 1) J, are Fred II. McNulty, chairman Assistant Cashiers; M. P. Crandall, tor*" under tha leadership of age by itaelf—and bindlesi. He of the Board, Andrew Carraway, Assistant Cashier and Manager of Intimately acquainted with tA* Is On Hot-Spot President Gamal Abdel Nasser. has to com# from th# terribly D raft Board Head planning program. Ihe NAS Facility Office; and R, W. C. R. Clout i, C. Howard McNulty, The Board of Trustee* of the MEMPHIS. Tenn. (U P )- Milton day called us * bunch of southern This possibility faded somewhat Th* scheme Is a major Instrument over erowled Nile Delta, be mar­ Ceroid, Assistant Personal In in tomlnola Memorial Hospital have when Commissioner Marie Warner In the regime’s desperate race to ried to but * single wife and have Rowers, chairman of the board goons," he said. "Well, she's th« Officer. announced the establishment of a increase food production which lass than four children. that drafted Elvis Presley, Is on one who's a goon.” "The officers and directors of the asked Foldet “How many dollar* m mortal fund. The fund wilt utt- Ed's Deacon Jones today laga behind tha country's Tha volunteer has to have com­ a hot spot that has him "led up are we talking about?" "I talk about EM* more than hank look for 1034 to he even more ilm monetary gill* made In the puted his military service. This to the teeth." Foldea told Ih* com ml if loner soaring population. I sleep," he added. active and the bank wilt ennltnua hospital In memory of loved one* To Head Lineup But Tahrir Province Is much ia not only a sign of hia physical "A crackpot called me lit e r my to endeavor to stimulate economic that *T would not haiard a guess. The draft board chairman said who have pasted on. Tha city does not have fundi more than th a t Ita creator* a rt fitn#*s but his ability to take dis­ b e d t i m e lis t night." Bower* he f i g u r e s that a draft board In Ninth Race Improvement In tbe area," «aH equally concerned with accom­ A large red leather hook bear­ cipline and fit Into a radically appropriated for city planning ex­ Ed'« Dearon Jones, track rham- Tucker. revolution, new way of life. Ths age group is plained f h ' a t t f ' d £ p u t t X ing an Inscription "The Book of cept as a note in the contingency plishing a aoclal who resigned rather than draft plon last year, heads a speed pack­ Remembrance" has been gtven to funds of tha present flscat budget startin g from scratch, they want 22-32, still young enough to ven In the Army.’ ed lineup In the featured ninth race mountain hoys after hearing ot to build a now model society for Uta hQipItal by Mr. amt Mra. J. *‘Nt considering the lact that change and s t tha peak of physi­ Memheri of th* Zoning and Kdward Nlchnlds. In memory ol tonight at the Sanford Orlando Ken­ Beethovan was not an American Presley'* deferment, la “a fool". cal and mental power*. Planning Commlsilon expressed Egypt’# farmer*. nel Club. "With all due respect to Elvis, their parents. The Inscription la In and has been dead for some time, By scientific, sociological, and NEW CLOTHING approval of th# move to aeeura While Deacon Jones, who racked (Continued (votn Page 1) who's a nice boy," Bowers said, gold leaf. The book will contain psychotoglcst means, they hop* to 1 auppose be felt we were dis­ But this Isn’t all. If a man much neoded planning for the city. disarmament talk* „In the namea of lho*e who have given up lit wins last season, has looked foI,*P’« Clifford McKIhbln, chairman of break the log-jam of centuries of passes all the** tests, h* is sub­ criminating against rock *n' roll "we've drafted people who are far, something less than Impressive so I-ondon. And whn Is In say whether far more important than he ia. gift! to tha hoipltal and thoia in the city’* board laid "It sounds tradition which today makes the jected to physchological and so­ music. the fait of Zhukov ami tbe meteoric fer this year, he may still paraila After all, when you take him out Egyptian peasant on* of the " I told him we pul Mr. Elsen­ mamorlam. ciological teste to determine his like an excellent opportunity to rise of Khrushchev were good or of the entertainment business, Mra. Kirby File Jr., an aernm- postward as favorite. most mlscrshls and povertyhower in the Army and that ought ability to fit Into a highly Inte­ get aom* planning without mu-h J, M. Edwards' handsome blue had, and for whom? pllshcd draftiman, hai ronaented to count for something. Then I ask­ whit have you got left? A truck stricken Individuals In th# world. gra* ?d community. Once he’s over cost." Men of iplrlt qml Imagination to Imcrlhe the nam ri In the book. star hai picked up only one victory ■are getting fewer, It seems, Har­ Howard Kavllle, a member of To accomplish this, Egypt's this obstacle he is ready for th* ed him how old he was and when driver.*' “The Book of Heinembrance" In five starts during Ihe current man stated as he reeattrd some the hoard remarked 'T am very planners felt It was vitally neces­ final te a t-six months In the he told me 52. I asked him how he will be placed In the family room campaign. However, that was t of the humorous stories of Ihe much Impressed with the pro sary not to try and Impose a to­ provinces training and indoctrin­ got so stupid in 52 years " JOHANNESBURG. South Africa • t the hospital on a aland donated dean cut triumph, by two and a past. He alto named Individuals gram ." The reaction Is about evenly ditally new system on an eatablUh- ation township. half lengths, tn the Scholarship by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. dray of On* of tha first and most sig­ Tided, Dovers said, but It's the (UP>“ Th« worl1 r»in* *" ,lvlnK Georg* Morgan, member of th# ed agricultural area, no m atter who claimed top spots In 1957 Handicap Dec St that really burn him memorT marooned many Lake Mary. board, commented "1 feel- that we how badly It nseded reformation. nificant experience* each family complaints new*. King Ivy, a brilliant young pup r town* and village* In Iht northern Monetary gift* received by the For one thing, they wanted to passes through Is getting uni­ have talked long enough. If some The 10 top sturies In Sanford, for hoipltal will ha used to purchitr owned by Fred Whitehead, Is also ; a record breaking year of new* thing Is going to be done it should select carefully th* participants forms. Th* galUbia, the ankle"One woman In a letter yestcr- Tr1aln!v" 1' reachil]'t l!er1e. 1said today. Twenty-two and a half now equipment, or replica uicd ready lo gn and could be the first were, Harman said, ( |) The Sun- be done Immediately. I am sur­ in this experiment, to get the length flowing gown Egyptian j “____ ~ Sanford-Orlando greyhound to col inches of rain have washed away equipment, as dlractod hy the ford Naval Air Station story <2) prised that money has not been most adaptable, energetic end re­ men wear. Is itrickiy taboo dur- complement le d five wins this season. __ , , the ,agricultural , , ,side. , hundreds of native hut* since Board of Trustees, sourceful types possible. The old Ing working hours. It is condoned The plonesring phase tx fur from Thurid;lj,. Vood luppliM were re. The 71-pound son of Mountain 5-’’ I million market fire and de­ appropriated (or this." Mayor Galchel said later "The established areas, they thnugrt. but rm murs during their free over, with only 12,000 of its event,„w an(1 ,lnM * ere Tima has four victories ami a third dication of new market (3) Sanford docks amt terminals story (4) Ihe wise thing for us to do is gn ahead would b« dealt with In time by in­ time. In ita place the man gets a uni 1.200.000 acre* under full blocked by floods, No casualties to his credit In five starts. Kelly story (S) The "his freere" with choosing a consultant ami pet tensive social, sanitary, and ed­ floppy sunhat, blue denim shirt cultivation. When it is completed were reported. Bramlford, Conn. — (til*) — (ill J2t» million school bond Issue him In here. Now it seem* that we ucational work of a more ortho­ and pants, a better quality set it will have added a futl onefor best wear, and a pair of ten­ eighth to cultivated land in dox nature. fails (7) Child victim of auto ac­ have dona something feasible." The Board of Director* of Invest Tony Caopkourhss, ltd, was limit- cident amt resulting shrubbery nis shoes. U. S. WONT JOIN PACT TO HUT LAND Egypt. test to a hospital after ha rubbed era Mutual, tnc , largest mutual IKK GETS RARE DOGS The wife, who may hav* arrired Collective farming was Judged cutback move (g) Navy plane There are still many problems. WASHINGTON (U P ) - U. 5. dip­ Bind affiliate of Investor* Diversi­ hi* aching fret with alcohol. The KATHMANDU. N e p a l (UP1— the only system whereby inten­ wearing th* head-to-to# black Perhaps, the most important is lomatic posts abroad have been fied Service*, tnc., represented In frill caught fir* when bo tried to ernih at Silver t ake (91 Sanford Animal handlers prepared toil ay sive and mechanised agrli-ull-f e shroud common in the Arab water, the perennial problem in reminded that this country’s pob dial exchange cutover and ( 101 Inwarm them over an open tool Ranfurd has declared a quarterly dm trial development gels under­ to ship two rare Tibetan dogs to and scientific techniques would World,’ goes through tha same Egypt. Sufficient quantities for ley is against Joining the Baghdad dividend of 9 rents per share, pay­ stove. way. President EU«nhower as a gift of make th# heavy per acre invest- process. She gets a checkered full utilication of the laud won't defense pact now. State Depart­ able January Id, 1954 to share­ the Nepalese government. The ment pay off. The province was jumper, tom* shirts, and a be avaitable until the High Dam ment spokesman Joseph W. Reap Harman called on 10 Rotarians holders of record at th* dose ol vestment Income, derived from is built st Aswan and a water- disclosed this when asked Monday business December 31, 1957. The dividend amt Interest Income. This tn give their Ideal ai to what the dog*. Sharps Ma»tlff», came from laid out a* a series of 500-aer* brightly colored scarf. Th* government has spent and sharing agreement reached with shout reports from Syria that the dividend wilt be distributed out of it tbe ti'Jth consecutive dividend to top stories of the south mlqht a c r o s s the H i m a l a y a ! and w ere collectives, each with a JOO-fambe for 19jT. Those giving their reported to be the first shipped to ibr village unit. A man will be I* continually spending huge sums the Sudan. And th# coat is heavy. United States had assured Syria (ha Fund's undistributed uct In­ paid by the Fund. able to "buy" the land from the on * model agriculture station It takes yuvtrt. much fertilizer, it would not join the alliance. Sy­ opinion were: Gordon Bradley, E the United State). government on a 30-year pay­ with Imported eattls and fowl and huge quantities of water to ria is sharply critical of Use fiveV. Turner, John Burton. Frank Legal Notico Evani, Randall Chase, Georg* nadoe* tn Alabama and Mini)*- ment plan, but not nntil ha has and on on industrial complex to restore the desert to productivity, i nation pact. Stine. Bill Ittuh, {track Perkin* Jr., ippl. sucressfuly passed • three-year worn ti os' ixtwXTios d il p l l . 's t * s i l t c la im t n . t < ln u v h i lr T o IIIBSHI.XSJ I H i l l ’l l " X l l o w s w hich * . «r Blih- ' nr Vu ii . may Myron Reek. Milton P Ladd, anti Taking a look at Con great and teit period In srhlch he prove* pfotlce Is hereby »lv * ii u<nlsr tti« h s v s B avins! «h> v u v i s a f K l l l v Charles Person*. predicting the happening* on In­ his ability to keep up to stand­ Lutl.i.',,* „! * '***, rluri U I n k * IVvIch. 1' ■ t n .I. list* o f vs PI The south'! to top stories, Har­ ternational questions, the budget, ard* set by th* authorities. trt ISaa (’aviflll of a tv tu U a , 1*11. lo w .-h o f Ih* cot- 4 tunu lu.rBtlou* t U ls J th* sam e tw ­ Hgrtila.oU OtlUilf. rWrIU. At hit man told th# Rotary Club wqre: and the tax hearing! ahead, Har­ These standard* designed to in s Isc e rp e re le U un U sr in * l . * i ot wfflv'A In |h* ?ourt Hsu** cf «ai | l i t Little Rock, and the me of man asked that members read th* lift th* fslah (peasant) out of th* rUrUU. *iwor<llag to it** i»cAt fUnfofJ rtsifl t a, within itt ilt u( t lis a»cr*la*S o t **c 0 • !*M f At • iti| if min i h« fro in is# federal troops In Integration, (It fifth through ltlh verse* of the dark ages quickly, are a major an t »v»vr •ii.-h v o tp u r e llo o s s * w r v tint* of fh« tin t tiuMI 'Aitoo of (hli Hurricane Audrey. (J> The Trial of Rook of Habakkuk for a Bible pic­ cause of concern for th* authori­ '# . . « , I. U«linciu*M tor H ire s (*> m i l or m .re |o th * fiilu * u t re p o rts v .i.i In wrlttfltf. *'» | shall At aR# th« John Kasper nt Knoxville, Tetm ture of today and ail of tha world'* ties. They’vs resulted In a swarm V v i u i b M o( U x*> a n j s r Ih* prior!, of rttlileira | n | 0'«*t tiffli*« (It The court-martial of Col. John event*. "We are too silent," Har­ of teisv'hrrv, social workers, and s p in s o! n»el|.-x * ' 1 1 1 . rtp rl.l* » is * *lr»i« of t o -tint. (nt %h%\\ tu l a * . U t l . s v i t h a t i n U r m * p m . h* t>* IVSIV tis hr -h* rlsl-nsnt his C Nickerson (It Missile firings man taid, "and th# world will technical experts and trslnsrs des l i U n t o t sal t t U c H o a SO) I t , rV>r o r h '• t t r i r v s T s n l r e v . u - h at Cape Canaveral i«t Naihville, grow worse an!*)i »#, si Individ- scsisdlng en the province to guard I t s a u i u t s s . I t ! I. • si I c o r o o f s t I o n s •* Hist shill Trnn. tchool Integration bomb- uali. speak up and tike part in our against backsliding tnta th# old t k . , 4 t.ssa cUvv-4 vs a u b i* . I t o At*- kO so'p l**^n* ", ktlolton, r a t t h v t Hires 111 m o n t h s lings. (7t Montgomery, Ala. Inte­ community, state snd federat gov- ways. r*f Oofiton V Wrmlsrl k » t r e r Oslo o f Hits iMibtu-allnu - v c h *’ • l-nUUtrvi. of th* s'.isl* gration violence. (St North Caro­ ernment To start with, they sat ap stiff m i l w a r y s u c h C s t i r n r s U n B ItBtSvt of KtVTt I ttW W*:i t'll. lina's school Integration program •I'#4'V44* t b. I . » H is t hvv n u t l a I h * m * * t i H m s Harman was Introduces! by Char- enrollment qualifications which f i t - l Its r e p o r t * i l i * * ■ ! p a l l Ih * ^-At NMI llh g h«e«T«K t» Extradition fight In Florida for lie Morrison, program chairman relatively speaking, make it as t a s s s JH gfe* * i - v t i f t h * pr.islsliMi* o f HIM* McCoy, and (t(V, Ktlicr tor- for th# Rotary Club. i* ii-'s le t 14. yiorlJs suture*, l i l t nigh for th# peasant to get In on h o rn a) w ilt h c * M 1M*.| t » t h * Ptovsrnor o f |( yiortiia, who »nt laoiro a v#s.f ? f M,4r th * et M M IItf « f th* .it >n a t - S v i Iti n * Si m o t s ■ stn.'hh-t tot, si ik, iTiis.aa lu „a Pf.HSls.lj I. wsls lo. *lutl-U Will N. fne i.t . -r p in allow. , l UI St l| « "*'"to Urm irlvl tlult.l u* *i t -o p m o* luos i*> j t'riivclyat riu * o4 Biaotn*** u*rr is. IMS r..r t b . t i N i i , . , , t Min ,. - -srv *nj th* trihsaoiijn ofsn.'h tL X IM U C oth»r bsstnto* t* mss so >y*-is A rm > i sv iVHtvitaTiow *»m# n#'or • 'iit4i|g|. isNyxiim Ch*rU* O <thtff*r M i l l l* l \ I ' l l f C I X t h M U i two KsoouStv* Vl.-s Prssi Is.l S t > h ill!' H M \ : llB I P T i 4M > M W l ao riiM to si-»-*- it* r u n ; A . l.NC SkNVXAHH -ms J'hvn.-orr is:. J l U ' - i i t f i ; v t i c t T i U A I hie. 4h’ r.ltWAMtl t\ k| tils IX. SH m e x s t t 'i i o wire** plreo if r*s|.|*aj* *nj i.i u \ it n *: im i'v x r» a vh**i i : « unhn •« a k i.ra iiH .s tB a r n iN o a VHP AM*; lit:Ml (IT tHCvjflKKt* F H R f P i - T f . S K . 1NW H SN*\Mlt> ‘ evref**1'*- th is ir or g t l V I l l I H * I S M DHIVSC I T T t l t ' X - V l H * J * f * n so* UB or b sf.it o t h * a v e s t l» Hi n T i;n . I V P . l ' t ' i u M ' i i t l - i i l s ' i l s J i n -U) 41f J ATlu«r % l % iart J, a t \ vt ill i * tits ai'W P'.v im \ Egypt Undertakes Giant Collective Farm Experiment 't » City Planning ii , • n ■ ft F« ■ p a* at H U 2 XJ ■> A •I » a Rotarians p u & rt VV*h»Ht‘ I t i . - u r t h s r itlfooS*-! t h a t * t o v r s t t h i s n o i l * h o s s M t v i r r - i i»*o t l t u * tv rilM e v . n i p . l t |(* :u v t.l> . * » ♦ * i i « * v r p u b l i s h * . ! In SVN*MPU>. Vli-ri lv, lv n h i . ' h o o u m v t h * h im * e f t l o A o f st*w sh o w * Us**.1 r o r n u s * H -o* * r « sS . w n l o h « l >ont*.L xvmsaaw w iu m ro r j *,.*• a s c a n So **t * i , k u ! s v i oauso- l tb * O r t s l S .a t of th * e rst* of r t o r . I.I a , l o b * . ' ( ! « * . ! * t i ' n l ! » h v * . s « t h * CWptt*), shl* Us* Ivh ,tar o f ] v s * » ry . A l \ toss, ary R tr S 4*P A «nt*r«-( t* fa 'O 'l l A f AgNtci jro« w irN |;Hj* war11[ bv osrspevrw l t d 4 It For 58, Ford brings new economy tiAn.f %nf ofrv u i b a t f t»4T "** ' * • >K* • * l!ee«ru JJ 7* X'rilOB vUrb CtrcsTt Oisi '"XfW S.OVtBolB C”aa!v tv. rto H Sj •ol* i-iv I t.nvj.jijlvx t 'e e u t # C t»tb 1 a Haeb. its M tXivcur t • SB At.S SAVE K a y - m - a t y k . ^ y iin< w U , n v B n STATE FARM INSURANCE \ax W ,% W w CURRENT > .'T J Service M M r 'lo tto . M etwh Bldg, R O T IC R I w « aog bw easponBibla fb# bg Ml ao y o rta W. Hth SANFORD Rh. FA ^ S I tX iK v m a l PHYOK, K E P PER ANNUM OUT-TX AO IS YOUR FORD DLAI D )| t sax » r V r r ’i wvA&y neuve its tAe kMrid of n d w STRICKLAND-MORRISON,Ph. Inc. FA M I S t 108 R. 1st S I l U \ u u ‘r« Intcnm lcd ta aa A -1 L x d Car— Be k ^ y<ju w S f n Tom trade. V snt us today—and find out fee yourself. . U * V I e tc I . ’ f B v r sH h„ o ,r e b^ v n■ ooTt ihf it o o t.**? »».)f * * * T l W t » sK tn cw rte d A ktw fxrine tA* is foot the Vfruut v of Ford's ecrewroy. Stam ina and tou|hn«vw mean wvin** for you, too. And Ford prvsvxf ifc«*u in that departm ent in a daring round-the-world road test. pUntJ ^ ° ffcr >ou brand-new economy . . . ^ V J l t S h ‘“ V " ' Whl n >°“ team th e new Interceptor V-* with new Crusee-O-M atte Drive. And. finally. Ford’s luxury by JANUARY 10th and earn t i * i w < seaa tk*a wywH. Hiiaie 4g. M w to the low-price field a full 12 MONTHS’ RETlrRN LN 1958 cvisiXk t x - r h . •< a * C*«.re j, l h . S U ------- i • • • I At JA«nr*.isft. KarmltM* C*UM(* A l W r n o v t o r oUlatlC*. Sowshreio f s m t r . * t - . U n __ w r* » s* t* r e - * s i . s» , i r r t u x v w m pw d eb t* ' io Vre’re1’ *" *•* } " r *ewloof# I'miati ►" pufi.veirJXT Nptvst-versts a r i o i t l B . m " d r e e , r e I* , „ - s . r . W n t . J , . U U .x r, blxtM Iff i, TV.t.gVtaiON Ch>UVA.TT. I TP, a.vNroisn SAlAhr !b i !|4.* tr"H«r«|<t n R-twart isf, f i l | n<l( n fF Sure to $«« Your Ford Dealer �V Cold Wave Sweeps Over State; Snow Falls In Seminole County LAKELASD (U P) - A cold wave streepleg over Florida with »now. ^.Vost ini’ 20 degrees temperature* ** threatened today to gjve the atate’i 'billion dollar citrus Industry a near death blow. The Fro»t Warning Service forecast a "bard freeze'* la north and central portion* and near freezing weather in the tourist-filled sou­ thern sectlonj. • Temperatures In the low 10's were forecast for the entire citrus section. The ‘'sunshine'* peninsula, pla^ j u e d for two weeks with near hur­ ricane winds and tropical down dieted lows of M to 30 in the pour*, even had a snowfall dur­ citrus belt tonight. ing the morning. Snow fejl so heav" It may not be as cold tonight as ily in Lakeland, in the middle of it was during the last freeze but the orange and grapefruit belt, another freeze so close on the that visibility was cut to half a heels of the last one would be mile. about the worst thing you could The colorful orange and grape- imagine." *aid Pr. Herman Kelt*. fruit groves throughout central | Director of the Florida Citrus ExFlorida suffered an estimated $100 periment Station at Lake Alfred. million damages In the Dec. 12-13 1 "Trees will be killed outright." freeze, the worse eold wave to he said, explaining that the last hit the sunshine stale in nearly freeze made them drop their 30 years. leaves and (hey have since started The Frost Warning Sendee pre- new growth which even a light Weather ■ Established 1909 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, U. S. Engineers Find tS a n f or d - T i t u s v i l l e Canal 'Unfavorable Mayor Lee Gary, ♦Five Councilmen Sworn In At Oviedo Maror Lee Gary and the five Councilmen were sworn in hy City Clerk T. L. Lingo Sr. Members of the council taking the oath of .office were the new president. J. "Young Harris; vie* president. W. It. dents, Karl Paul. Joe I. Beas­ ley and newly elected member W. H. Martin. With the Council's approval. Ma­ yor Gary reappointed George A Kelsey as Chief of Police, T. L. Lingo Sr. as City Clerk, and T. L. Lingo Jr. as Fire Chief. George A. ^ Speer was reappointed as Citv At torety. •Co/pmltUz n s z i g r . s w c * a ap­ proved aa follows; Street— W. ft. Clonta, J. Young Harris; Fire— W. R. Clonts, W. II. Martin. T. L. Lin­ go Jr.; Ssnltatlon— Joe I. Beasley, Karl Daui; Swimming Pool and Park— Joe I. Beasley, \V. 11. Mar­ gin. ^ Clvle Committees were approv* # d as follows: Governing Board of Cofnmunlty Clinic. C. R Clonu, George Morgan, Frank Wheeler. Andrew Stanko, John Evans; and Governing Board of Memorial Building, Mrs. C. R. Clonts, Mrs. Charles Shaffer, Mrs. Ruby Estes, Leoo Otllff; Beautification of City Hall and Clinic Grounds, Oviedo Garden Club. Preceding the business meeting 9 Mayor and Mrs. Lee Gary, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lingo Sr. sod Mr. and Mr*. George Kelsey served a chicken barbecue dinner at the Memorial Building. Invited to be present were outgoing and incom Ing councilmen and their wives: also Mr. and Mrs. George A. Speer, Mr. and Mrs. AM a Wilson. Mr and Mri. R. L. Slavik, the Rev. and Mrs. George Carlton, Pr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. * James Lea, Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Mtkler. WASHINGTON ( U P )- The U 8 Corps ol Engineers has reported "unfavorably" on the Titusville Barge Canal Project, the office of Rep. A. Sydney Hcriong Jr. iDFla) said today. It said the District and South Atlantic Offices of the Corps of Engineers found that flood con­ trol benefit* In the proposed pro­ ject were "relatively small" and that navigation benefits were "net economically justified." The derision may be appealed to the Engineer's Board on Rivers and Harbors here. Chamlicr of Commerce Manager John Krider, speaking with Col. Paul Troxler, District Engineer for the Corps of Engineers, in Jackson­ ville, revealed that the district en­ gineer said "I haven't received any official notification that the Sa ford-Tituiville,.Canal has been turned down.'* Krider said this morning "1 am contacting all my people that have had any connection with the pro­ ject and wc will probably get our heads together and determine just what frof tal attack to m»ke " * The Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager emphatically stated "Wc arc not prepared to accept this. "I have talked with Cot. Troxler and hivn »«kcd for • text of hi* report." said Krider, "and when we study that we will drtermine what our methods will be." The report that the SanfordTitusville Canal had been turned down because of the dinger to flood control and because of In­ sufficient traffic on the St. John'a River was, in all probability, pre­ mature yesterday. There Is a possibility that the re­ port may have leaked tn tome manner either out of the Jackson­ ville Office of the District Engineer or from Washington. Reporter* have not been able to pin down today any announcement that the project is "dead". Krider told Col. Troxler by tele­ phone this morning tin t “ On the basis of your recommendation anti the evidence we produced at the hearing held in Sanford, if that didn't Justify the Sanford-Tituivtlle Canal, then we will never build any waterways in the Stale of Florida." SHII trying to get official con­ firmation ol the turndown Kri-Jcr r ated this mcyclng fa il "We will be prepared to ho In Washington the first week in February for the hearing before the Rivers and Har­ bors Congress." Valuable Cockatoo U.S. Said Drifting Stolen From Zoo Into Socialism A very valuable coekaloo was stolen from the Sanford Zoo some­ time during the night. Sid RiChard reported this morning. Richard said that the person tak­ ing the Belgium-obtained bird cut a hole in the wire cage about six Inches square. "Just big enough to get the bird out,” he sabl. The green parrott's cage was also ci", Richard reported this morning, but ‘.he parrott would not come to ihe person and thry left without it. The roekatoo 1s solid White. ni Chard said, with a while topknot and faint pink ami sulphur colors under the wing. "We hope that anyone knowing the wherealiouts of the bird will call us," RiChard stated this morning. "We keep the zoo purely for the entertainment qf children and our visitors,” he said. "We wouldn't lake anything for that bird," RiChard commented * 7 this morning, "as a matter of faet Installation Slated The Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department will hold .t meeting at 6 p. m , Jan. II at tha Lake Miry 6ehooi. Thera win he in Instanation of officers for the coming yeir. WASHINGTON (UP)— A former Eisenhower administration official said today, "we are drifting into Socialism" and a big tax ctit is needed to restore buslnrs* confi­ dence. This view was expressed by Lothair Tretor, former assistant secretary of commerce for domes­ tic affair*. In testimony prepared for the House Ways A Mean* Com­ mittee. Teetor, now an official ol the Perfect Circle Corp , Hagerstown, Ind., appeared as spokesman for the Indiana Slate Chamber of Commerce. The committee is con­ sidering proposals for lax revi­ sions. Prospects are dim any ma job legislation will result this year. Teetor rejected the view ex­ pressed by administration officials and congressional leaders of bolli parties that the government can't afford to grapt general tax relief now In view of the n»»d for In­ creased defense efforts "AH we have to do," Teetor r%h , J „ d( tu rn vLd ?rn ,■ T ver,l1 to buy t r bird that danced, talk said, "is to rut the non essentials cd. sang and in many ways enter­ so w« can afford the essentials." tained people who came by to sec Teetor alio indicated he feels it." j his old hois — Secretary of Com Th» Cockatoo rsg* I* located it marc* Sinclair Weeks — msy he the police station entrance to the optimistic In predicting an ecotoo. I nomic upturn in mid summer. TWO COMMISSIONERS WERE sworn in la night at th« organizational meeting of the Board of Sanford City Commissioners. H. N. tyer, the city’s Finance Director (center) I Is ahown administering the oath to Commit doner A. I~ Wilson (left) and Robert S. (Staff I'hoto) Brown (right). n / f i a t /n > e .• y i L . . a - v snow melted almost ts soon as It hit the ground, turning Into slush. Shortly after 11 o'elcok snow was reported In Seminole County at Slavla. Many sectloni of PoOr, Lake, Pasco and Hernando counties re­ ported scow. Lakeland apparently had the "heaviest” snow (all. Others with snow were Tampa, Jacksonville, Winter Haven, Barlow, Plant City, Lake Wales and Aubumdale. It started about S a. m. and continued steadily for a couple of hours. Snow also f»0 ever extrema north Florida, Including Tallahassee and Marianna. Warren Johnson, chief of the Weather Bureau here, said the ‘Mow flurries were caused when a eold air ma*s coming from tha northwest at about 6,000 feet collided with a flow of warmer, moisture-laden flow from the south­ west at about 10,000 feet Johnson said snow falls on cen­ tral Florida about every five or six years on the average but us­ ually not as much as fell today. The snow w ai not expected to iperaaffect citrus be i t the ture w n In th time it was fa "douDr. P.eitt pol bled-barrelled'' , ch aro cd the about to hit IF in 1893 citru* disaster y and IMS and £• A ? — 1930. ted toLittle dam» . c “*-a night to the 1 r -; ' C res bobe tccause the ci *s trlod of vere enough time. It a $25 Vegetable #attfnrh lim tU i Cleartag aad turning much colder tonight with low I* to 32. Thursday fair and continued cold. f j VOL. XLIX freeze or frost will kill. Dr. Reitx said the tree* simply could not take this second shock following so quickly after the first one. * | , "They sre Just shout as sus­ ceptible to eold w esthtr now as they ever could be." he sdded. *T feel pretty gloomy shout the situstion because the next six weeks are a crucial time for the citrus people." The heaviest snow flurries in re­ cent years fell over much of the central Florida citrus belt. But the WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1958 minion blow by the Dec. 13-13 freeze and barrasied by ■ series of tropical downpours since then, faced possibly another crop kill­ ing blow. Frost was forecast *11 the way south to the Miami area. Farm ers who«e erops survived the floods accompanying the heavy rains feared the worst from the frost. Their beans, tomatoes, cocumber?, squash and potatoes will bo highly vulnerable to the cold because of their young stago of growth. Shop and Save In Sanford * United Pr*** Leased Wire NO. 171 Commissioners Elect Warner As New Mayor Merle Warner, Sanford filling sta­ vote one "no" was recorded which, tion ovmer and operator, waa elect­ according to City Attorney William ed to serva aa Mayor of Sanford C. Hutchison, left only one candi­ the 1936 term at last night's or­ date for the honorary position. ganizational meeting of tha San­ Warner was elected by two votes ford Board of City Commissioners snil three abstained votes. Mayor Warner, immediately following Gatchcl called for a unanimous his surprise election, said "Let me billot for Wsrner which was assure you that Merla W inter is proved. Just a* much surprised as you aie. Prior to the Mayor's election, The Board of Seminole County t know that I wilt have the solid two commissioners were seated for backing of this body ami every de­ three year terms. Robert S. Brown, Commissioners yesterday refund partment of the city. With (be help newly elected and A. L. Wilson, re­ to approve an appointment of Clif­ of this group and ‘tha Man Up- elected in last November’* elty ton L. Overman to the position of Building Inspector for the Semi­ flairs' 1 know sr* will be m cctis- election. ful." First order of business for Ihe nole County Planning Commission Last night's Mayor'* election v as new board was a resolution com­ on the recommendation of the com­ ahou' the ahortcat In the past de­ mending Commissioner F. D. Scott mission's chairman, Raymond M. cade and ahowed no indication of for his term a* a member of the Ball. Also in the recommendation, a possible faction cropping up in Sanford Ctty Commission. He was preientrd a silver tray for "tha signed hy the Planning Commiss­ city government. Mayor David Gatchel was nainrd untiring service to the City of San­ ion's chairman, was an appoint­ ment of Mrs. Maxine 1). Thomp­ temporary chairman of the com­ ford." Scott said "It's hern a pleasure. son as secretary. mission for the election. Commissioner Fred Dyson stated Gatchcl was nominated by Com­ We've had some disagreeable missioner A. L. Wilson (or re- things come up hut In the long run "I think the Manning and Zoning I can't remember those who voted Board should make more than one MERLE WARNER, Sanford's Mayor for 1958, elected election ai Mayor for 1936 and im­ against me. It's been a pleasure to recommendation." mediately fullowing, Warner waa last night at the organizational meeting of the Ronril of nominated. In tho wake of Commissioner Dy­ serve with you." Thanking the Sanford City Commissioners. (Staff Photo) However, on tha first roll-call Board ol Commissioners ami all son's statement, Commissioner II. of the departments of the city for C. Dodd said "I wouldn’t vote (or their help, Scott said, "with this him lOverman) until aflrr thla An Editorial , Interviews him." Sanford Resident, new board we have wonderful im­ hoard Commission Chairman John Kri­ portunities ahead of us." Mayor Gatchcl, when the floor der warned "I would think that W. R. Dyson, 69, was thrown open for comment, the board might get involved In said "A ) ear ago tonight I was tho hiring members of the various de­ Dies Early Today partments of the county." W. R. Dyson, (19, a long-time, most surprised person in the State Commissioner Dyson commented of Florida. 1 have done my best well known Ssnford resident died "That might he a good idea." and I think Sanford has had a good at the Orange Memorial Hospital, Dyson immediately m ade a mo­ year." Mr. Engineer, thin time you've hit below the belt! J c3r^ , ttU mornln* tUit ‘ "Such a year would not have tion tn write a letter to Chairman the County Zoning and Plann­ _ Mr. EnKineer. you've hit where it hurt* nml „orn Sept! l«. isas, in White been possible," Mayor Gatchcl con­ of ing Board asking to “call a meet­ central r lorida h a s been set back another hundred years with Lake, N. C., he eame here In P*23 tinues!, "without your cooperation" ing his hoard and let morn a decision that laymen, even though they aro not familiar as general auperlntendent for Hut- as he spoke to members ol the thanwith one recommendation be made hoard ol eommissionkrt "We have with the transit and level, know is wrong. ion Construction Co. Prior to that a unified commission," he for the position of building inspect­ There can be no estimate of th e holienust that will he he Reneral superintendent for had or and secretary." said. released by men of in te g rity who have fought hard, and w- r ,io" e Construction Co. of The new Mayor owns and ope­ Commissioner H o m e r Little fo u g h t a Rood fight, for the dream of it century. Darlington, S. C. Mr. Dyson waa rates Warners Gulf Service a t tha charged that Robert 3. Brown had No one has argued with you. Mr. Engineer, about the ,u*„!frr , . . r« corner of First St. and Sanford Interviewed applicants for the two technical data necessary to place dams at strategic points noo^ TrnJ,. with which he had Ave. He also heads a National Car positions alono and that members of the board for zoning and plann­ Henlal service here. to control the waters of the -St. Johns River. No one has been affiliated for 30 years, ing did not know the qualification* Warner Is (3, ami rexldts at 2117 argued with engineers over the fact that this St. Johns made .... hi* _______ residence ... In SanS .He . . ____ "liver would develop into one ono of the greatest economic ailm l- ford at 1201 Magnolia Ave. and a n d -waa Myrtle Ave. He has threw children of those who applied. River Commission Chairman Krider •antages Florida hhas a member of the Flrat Bap vantages a s ever known. Baptist and three grandchildren. asked "Isn't there some way we He Is an avtd enthusiast of aviaBut w e do argue with you about the fact that you are Church hera; Masonic Lodge. Ol- l' 8 ‘*.,n *«-v u ‘ ran expedite tills? 1 understand akil,K »,vny fr.,m S»nfonl »n,l O n.rnl n o r t h multi-mil- ^ £ 5 S v , . T u S U i . 7 4 " ! that there arn morn than 100 appli­ Ions of dollars in waterway transportation, in industrial bantoru rnk t i^xige ami was a cation* for permits that need to be KOREANS ATTACK Gt plant location.*, in pleasure boating through Central Florida, of vjorl,, w*^ 0nf;processed." PUSAN. Korea (U P )-A n Amer­ Commission Clerk O. P: Herndon in housing developments, and most of a ll-o n e of the great- n S S c f S t l ' ^ M ; 5! : fat defense measures the Corps of Engineers could have daughter, Mr*. 3. Ward Cassrells, ican soldier was In a hospital to­ displayed the letter of recommend­ day with a cerebral concussion ation from the County Zoning and undertaken. Monlchanin. Del.; on* son, Lt. Col. after being attacked by three Ko­ Planning Board signed hy Its chair­ The blow you have struck—Mr. Engineer—has been a James II. Dyson, Ft. Monroe, Va.; rean civilians. He was Identified man. slap in tlif face and ami a blow of destruction. four grandsons, James If. Dyson at I'fe. Madison E. Septcr, of St. However, commissioners de­ But, good fighters never stay down—not when they Jr., Ft Monroe; Gregory Wegner Charleston. Ohio. An Army report manded that more lhan one re­ know they're right! Anil that’s w hy tho fight has just ho- Dyson. F l Monroe; 8. Ward Cess- ssld Rcpter wss returning to hi* commendation be made and that cells III, Montehanln; Christroph- unit when the Korean* attacked the Board of County Commission­ gun. The Washington delegation unanimously supported the er Dyson Casseells, Montehanln; him. His condition si as listed *s er Interview the applicants before and one brother Fred A. Dyson of good. ! appointment. Sanford-Titusville Canal and wc believe fh«t they will con­ Sanford. tinue to support it to the tune of immediately pouring the oils Funeral services will ho held at of indignation onto tlio.se who will realize that Central Flori­ It a. m. Friday at the First Bapt­ da ha.x been hurt and hurt badly. ist Church in Ssnford with the Rev. We believe that waterway organizations in every sec­ W. P. Brooks Jr. and the Rev. tion of the country will come to the forefront and speak their Joseph if. Courson officiating. Re­ main* will lie sent to Olunta, S. piece in favor of the Sanford-Titusville Canal. We believe, too, that the Florida Waterway* Committee, C. for burial at the Uethcl Baptist along with tho welded friendship it has made along the Church Cemetery. Brisson Funeral “Not sine# since the 1930's 1930'* he* hs* FlorFb>r- , Class C Hydroplane, the flying it in charge. Mississippi and the Atlantic seaboard, will release one of Home his record < on the The family requests thst In lieu *'** fi*M*d such •otrlee in h>dro- \ chip, will throw hi* the greatest and most successful attacks of the century. of flowers, friend* may contribute I'1*"* r ,‘ ln* ** thi* »7, r " ,,r - A* In tho calm water* just north We call on Florida'.* W.idiingtou delegation to apeak to the Uethcl Uapt lilt* u|>Uaptm Build- V,‘ Wuudell, commudui•> “ f lb* <•» Snn/urU uu 17—yj in ti 1st Church _____ _____ now and let those who have hurt Central Florida know where ing Mind In care of Richard K. ^Sanford Boat and .Ski Club an- proath to tho St. Johns Klvif | nouneed. bridge. they stand and what their intention* will he when this ques- Triiluck, Olsnta. S. C. According to Woodall, best Millionaire oilman H- U Martion is brought out in hearing. —— --------------raring has latch*! onto tha lives iontaux of Shrev sport. La. wtU • We call on military men—for the Navy, the Army, and J n v C P P C T n H p n r of leisure men and women of the bring to Sanford tho most amaz­ the Air Corps to atep out in front and let the Corps of En^ ^ * CUI nation and Florida is feeling tire ing assemblaga of water poweivd gineer* know exactly what the San ford-Titun villa Canal ~ ^ "* Talk On Safety winter impact. ma c h i n e r y during the rsM . Bolt will mean to them. The best of ipcrdltoat driver* McGInty, profs--iun.il ditver ex­ Members of the Ssnford Semi­ The dreams of a century have not been shattered, Mr. nole County Junior Chamber of will b* In Sarford Sunday after­ tra-ordinary from Corpus Christ, Engineer. They’ve been interrupted only temporarily. Commerce will heir, at their noon noon, Jan. IX vleing for-50 prize Tex., wdl chauffeur Marioneaux* The shock is over now, Mr. Engineer—and Centrnl 'uncheon meeting tomorrow, a .0- money for each heat of the six equipment in every clasa race Florida, along with all its friends will now get down to work al law enforcement officer speak race event, each race comprised of but C Service Runabout. two heat*, and those all-importso th at the truth mny be known and that the dreams >n safety. Marioneaux, who does every­ Sergeant Ben Butler will address “•>$ esrly season points tlmt go thing in a big way, not only of a century might he realized. Progress cannot be halted or we would become stagnant and useless. he local Jayrees and demonstrate toward the Colonel Green 8 7.»w*o bring* about six hydro* and a That's why the Sanfoni-Titusville Canal must become a some of the varioua pieces of Trophy that will he presented runabout to *aeh of the races, equipment used to help keep the the high point man at the end but Carrie* two engines fur each reality—not in the future, but NOW, Mr. Engineer! streets of Sanford sefe. of the circuit tour. We do not ask you to step out of the way—we merely Sgt. Butler will be introduced ; Since Sanford is to early on cla «, numbering a dozen, p l .t two pit stooge* and master me­ ask you to be prepared for tho avalanche that is about to by Vt. L"Rxborn jr7p«Vident of! th* Grtp*7ru7k C l r e u i l this'y u r chanic II. Alien Smith of Shrevs* descend. 1 the Jaycee organization. ............................ it will prohably have the most port, to keep the immaculate m a­ colorful field of boat racing chinery operating smoothly. T he security of a nation Is at stake. Mr. Engineer! T^ie drivers ever assembled here. economic future of a community is at stake! Central Florida’s McGInty held two national title* At least two muiti-mlllionairea future is at stake! tost year and has sights set on will bring their fabulous equip­ You, Mr. Engineer, arc expected to develop those things ment to toik* Monroe for the mure this year. which make security, economy, development, and the future “ We will field the beat set of Second Annual Sanford Outboard more sound than ever before. racers ever to visit Sanford dur­ Regatta. This, we believe, along with hundreds of thousands of Wild Rill Tenny, multi-million­ ing the hydroplane races this others, can be done with the Sanford-Titusville Canalaire playboy from Crystal Bay, year," club commodore Woodal^ This, we believe,, Mr. Engimter, WILL Us dunel „ (U ln a, end world xscoxd bidder of Commission Denies Okay Of Building Z Inspector Position We've Been Hurt, Mr. Engineer! Hurt Bad! Top Speedboat Drivers To Enter Regatta Here Additional Local News On Page 10 J 40 �I ■ I . ■!,!. — .> ■ ;*, ***.yr,f*am. j - /.v* . st . . . . ; , " POPULAR COURSE DAMS, CA U F. — (UP> — A "management" course for farmers and rtnehars has becoma very popular, tha University of Cali­ fornia agriculture school reports. An increasing number of students are majering In ranch managemants. Graduates find job oppor­ tunities plentiful on the ranches which cover 37 million acres of California. Protestant Creed Making Comeback Under New Name By LOUIS CASSEDS, tolled Press Staff Correspondent Tbs e o n a e r v 1 1 ive protestant creed which used to be called 1 fuedim eatilism " is miking g strong comeback undtr a b o w D im e . leave* room for several viewpoint! on the precise nature of atone­ ment. but it takes vefy seriously the historic Christian affirmation tb it- 1 God was in Christ, recon­ ciling the world unto himself." If It doss not insist upon, nstther doe* It deny eueh doctrines as the virgin birth. Differing Views an Bible The principal differences be­ tween today’s "neo * orthodox" and "evangelist” theologians stem from differing views of the Bible. Unlike extreme fundamentalists, modern evingelieils do cot, as a rule, uphold tha belief that God literally "dictated” tha words of the Blhle. They admit the potsibity that slight errors have oc­ curred in translation or In copy­ ing manuscripts. But with th iif qualifications, they regard the Bible as the "ver­ bally inspired, Inrrrint word of God." For example, they read as genuine history the old Testament accounts of the creation of the world In six dsvs. the flood, and ether episodes which many mod­ ern Christians regard as symbol­ ic. A rediscovery of the scriptures as a primary source and testing, ground for all Christian doctrine The new name Is •'evangelical­ ism." It is preferred by moit of the leaders of the resurgent con­ servative movement, including Its best-known preacher, Billy G ra­ ham. Graham's popularity Is .one In­ dex of the extent to which funds menlallit theology has recovered from the pounding it took from "modernlsti" in the period be­ tween World War* I and If. One strong indication of the strong recovery of Evangelicalism il the rapid growth of such un­ abashedly fundamentalist denom­ inations as th t Southern Baptists and Seventh Day Adventlita. Still another Is the .soaring clreulatlon of the new ."Evangellealist'* m ajatine 'Christianity To­ day," whleh in one year of publi­ cation has outstripped the liberal, 50 - year old "Christian Century.” Five Fundamentals SOVtfV PAtllAMINT M1ITI—The Supremo Soviet tendance. On the rostrum Is Deputy Premier Fundamentalism got its name J bolds Its opening tesslea In Moscow with mem- Joseph Kuzmin, economic boss, as he promised I I b e n of the Presidium, Including Communist lower taxes end more consumer goods. Dominat­ from five "fundamental" dor X P a rt/ boss Nikita S. Khrushchev (trrow ), in at­ ing chamber seen* U a Urge statue of Lanin. trines which its adherents bald to be essential to the Christian faith. They are: the infallibility of the Bible; tha virgin birth of Jtsu s Christ; the belief that Christ, in his death on Calvary, achieved a "substitutionary atonement” for the sms of mankind; th» bodily resurrection of Chxut from tha tomb; and tha expectation that Christ wU! come aiain in person to establish his kingdom on earth. During the l W i , fundamentallsta fought a bitter and divisive batUa with "modernists" theolog­ ians who war* prepsrad to water down or sacrifice these doctrines In an effort to "accommodate" Christianity to what than appeared to be an irresistible march of sci­ entific m atenilism . By the esrly lBJO’i, the modern­ ists itemed to have won tha fight. Fundamentalism was relegated to the fringes of proteitant. life. Ma­ jor dinomlnatloaa and theological schools esme under virtually com­ plete sway of liberals who da-emrhaslred the Bible as an authorita­ tive sourcs of revelation and who _ . __-------------------------------------- franklin D. spoke softly, If a t all. about tha 71 67 . « 60 Rooeevalt. 63 supernatural aspects of Christian doctrine. tuO N U tC A Y H M fflttT J Ctf VOUNOIR—Average eg* of the first six U. B. DresidemU (top «we) a t death urea TB years, a months. Average age of the last alx (bottom row) to dla was M Utile Prospect of Battle yaara, 3 months. There have been vaat advaneaa In medical care since those early days. too. so Although fundamentalism Is WXlgsnrlae of the modern-day presidency must bo aveiy bit as tailing as raporUd. ttnUrnationMt again becoming a powerful force In protsstant thought, thera is lit­ tle prospect of a renewal of the old battle with modernism. The reason is that there are few mod­ 03793884 ernist theologians left to uphold ihe'‘winning'* side of the Jo-ycar l y DOROTHY FLANDERS .... leal Selances: Dr. N. A. Dzhavak- University's School of Medicine, old dahate. United Pros* Buff Correspondent hlshvlll, head of the Department one of tho six medical centers visit­ The dominant school of theology BT. LOUIS (U P > - 6lx women ed on their iour-week tour spon­ In prilrvlantlsm'today is w hit is of Experimental Anatomy of doctors from Soviet Russia, on a sored by the American Women’s called "^■^o•nrthorioxy.,, meant four-day tour of a St. the Institute of Experimental Medical Association. Ry comparison with fundament­ Morphology, Academy of Sciences lamia medical renter, got these alism. neo • orthodoxy may bo A comparable group of Ameri­ of the Georgia Socialist Repub­ two emphatic points across the lic. Tbilisi, and Dr. A. M. Shis- can women dnetka iza ,is ELh term 'd a liberal theology. Rut it is language barrier: hove, faculty assistant in Thera- can won.' doctors will make a essentially a conservative re ­ They era products of a “class­ p. of the h irst Moscow Institut*. return visit to the Soviet Union action against the excesses of less" society. Their fathers in­ modernism. Tho group toured Washington at a later date. clude a peasant, a store clerk, a For example, neo - orthodoxy professor of medicine, a metal worker, a scientific geographer, a railroad worker. They are grateful to the gov. erament th at fostered their car­ eers. Having passed compulsory tacts, they were sent to slatasponsored medical schools end vided wlh living quarters, ks and equipment, food and pin money. The women, all attractively groomed and wearing lip stic k sine of them wore fingernail polJjJl, too — answered questions with confidence and ease In a meeting with reporters. 70 Par cant Homan Dr. E. A. Vesyuknva, the handaome director of tho Institute of Experimental Endocrinology of the Ministry of Health. U S S R*, was spokesman for the group, all Biddle-agad or oldtr, except for a 31-year-otd heauly described as a gancer research "genius." Seventy par cent of the medical profusion in Russia 1* made up of worn in. Dr. Vssyukova said— "Such a humane profession attsets women," she cxplslnrd. She cellmated that Russia haa SUU.iMiti physicians "employed by the elate, according to the popula­ tion in a given area." Asked if the state direct* a person's choice of career, she Women Dominate Medical Fields 1 ' b b 1 / b * 7 r « B a tl a T1 » A >1 7 * BtHL RESEARCH DAMS. CALIF. - ( C P i —Agrtculture scientists are planning to ■dd radioactive gypsum to soil in California ranch lands to deter­ mine where the fertiliser goat. By treeing tha radioaetivi^r they hope to find out how muck of ths gypsum goes up into tha plants and bow much it washed out ef tha soil by rain. 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Como in, count 'em! I LEGS Lb. SALTINES 1 8 w a y s n e w fo r p e r fo rm a n c e s u r p a s s in g t h a t of a n y c a r you h a v e ovor o w ned sugar “SUPER-RIGHT’ Weatem Tender NABISCO PREMIUM tUEA A DEER COLLISION KUMFORD, 3js- — Andover. Mss*, hunter u a rri* woods near hare all day f0j ‘ detr but failed to find one. Dm. ing home, Philip Caudet struck j deer. But it straggled to its sad bounded into th t f-.-^V Gaudat had to pay about MOo.w repairs to his auto. vF haa baas «na of tht major f u ­ tures of neo - orthodox theology. But while neo • orthodoxy ac­ cepts tha Bible as a unique and divinely . inspired m a r t of God s rrvtlatien. it also racwgnixad as human roll — and therefor* tha possibility of error — In writing Tho femaio green-wing tut, and transmitting the sacred hooks. whieh weighs about 13 ounc-i. J It alio believes that tho ulti­ Wcafarn Reserve university In tho smallest ef North Amsrieu mate revelation of the "Word of God” was in his inearaata mo. Cleveland was established la 1U3. ducks. Jesus Christ and that all of tho Bible must be read and interpret­ ed in the light of this revelation. .* K MEv«i7 ona in Russia chooses Us own pmfswion. Each n is i compete in tsita that reveal if the parson is able to qualify for hia choice." On « more perianal not*, Dr. .Vasyukova revealed that all sis of tha women era married ami Rave families. A translator ac­ companying them revsaisd that each ef tha women, famous tn her own fiold, u»ei her maiden tam e prafeiilcinilty. Americans To B u'ila Tha youngest number .of ths group was Dr. N. I. rsrovodrhikova, a senior scientific worker o{ the. in titui* of Experimental Pathology and Cancer Therapy, Academy of Msdwal Science*. She laughed in reply to a query about "tha rumor that ana mem­ ber of tha delegation won a Miss R uins beauty contsst." Dr. Vssjuhovt, also smiling, said Russia had no such contest. The other woman were Dr. A. K. Shubiadts, laboratory hood of the Ivanov Institute of Virology, Academy of Medical Sciences; Dr. 51. .v. Fatajrva, head r f tho JUdiolegy Clime of tho Institute nf Labor Hygian* sod OccupaUcnii Due sic, Academy of Med- I WT- t.\rK-' K v mr r la th Bara *"** ***_ p i $ u p e r M a rk e ts ■ ........m m i ■ rwi H — 200 A U g n o lu A ' 6. Pkae. 7 ^ c �V fffjf §anTtft» WrraTS \Y f tS. — .ran *. 1^ 3—rap. 3 people Are Urged To Speak O u t P. Bresee Found Nazarene Church For Disarmament I Lake Mary News b. rrriF . j i v e keogu By Etlle Jane Keogh man. will have charge of the pro­ Ttic following ii in connection ped automatical’*" before the right TALLAHASSEE (U P)— H oy. ' LAKE MARY- Mr. and Sirs. A. gram. •with the golden anniversary being homes when given its head on LeP.oy Collins has urged all Flo- B. Ayers who live on Fifth St. w ;rc Attending the Board meeting observed by the Church or the Na- Barrv’s tea and coffee route. ri<Ta citizen* to join him in speak- the weckccJ guests of his sister were Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, .Mrs. Rotafene. Once the church, facing eviction ing out for world disarm ament- and brother-in-law .Mr. and .Mr*, hert Lankford. Mrs, Morris Stein£> "The filory Barn'* from a rented hall, wr ts praying before “it becomes too late.” R. B. Slriloff i t their home in Ft. or, Mrs. Dale Alexander, Mrs. Phlneaa Brciee, who. at the *;e desperately for a place to worsnip. Collin*, in his monthly report Myers. Richard Keogh. Mrs. John Leach •of 36, went “out under the stars” Late that afternoon, Barry fell fa*l to the people, said. ''This is no I ’had a nire note from Agnas and Mrs. E. Suidcll. t j found what became the Church asleep on the seat and the horse time to be keeping quiet. Our Musgrave .Montky. She said t h a t . The sacrament of the Lord's of the Nazarene, was fond of ad strayed off its route for the first whole civilization is in peril. Air. Musgrave (Bill) returned home Supper was celcbra.cd Sunday in monishing hU congregation to lime. Finally, the horse stopped The governor said the world (rom a Five day stay at the Florida the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian “ keep the glory down!” and Barry awjkc. There hr found was headed toward “global sui- Sanitarium. He i* improving anil Church at the It o'clock service. ITy that he meant to nurture the a vacant church building with a cldc” in the race among nations I'm sure wc all hope that he will New hymn books were dedicated glsw of the Spirit and to make a "for sale" sign prominently dis- to arocmble “greater and greater soon be feeling fine again. Mrs. M and used for the first time. said -how wonderful the neighbors Finishing touche* are being made rriponse, when the Spirit so led. played. This was at KJrd street tvol* of destruction.” “Our nation seem* committed and her sister and brother in­ on the Educational Building .fitcr 1IL first tabernacle-type church In and Eggleston, site of the huge , 1os Angeles became widely knovn Chicago First Church edifice until to a course of all-out power aid law had all been white Bill was a seaso'n of vacation on the part o( volunteer workers. It i* hoped that might through military arm*,” In the hospital. ♦ the “glory ham” for that rea­ six years ago. Also this week came a note from the building will soon he ready fjr Main business of the church is Collin* sftid, “No one questions son; use. Prom these early dajs. It has transacted at quadrennial general that * f must be strong enough Vl.ginia Anderson reporting as she said “The activities of the I’. D The annual Congregational meet­ assembles, th e Manual, or Discito resist any one who would been the freedom In the spirit, the spontaneity In the services, and plinc, of the church 'contains ar- destory u«C But this should not Anderson*, when they weren't ing of file Community Presbyter­ the* joy mirrored on members' tides of 'aitli and general rules he our major offensive. Peace working II hours a day at the Post ian Church will be held Wednes­ ; must he our aim, not war. . . " Office". Dec. 13. Mr. and Mr*. J. day. Jan. 13 beginning at fi;30 p. faces that have been hallmarks of for membership. Vo major changes have been Collin* said p ro g ro i the state V. RirhanI* and Mrs. Louise I*. m. with a covered dish supper. Nazarene evangelistic efforts made in organization since 192* bus made In the past year pales Wilson of Enterprise helped P. D, Following the *uppcr year end re­ everywhere. Prior to the final union in Pitot although provision has been made in significance when we consider Anderson eelrbrate hi* bir.hdav. port* and election of officers and Point, detegates from churches in fo* amendment by a two-thirds tite peril which faces Florida and Mrs. Anderson served cr'.e, ice appointment of committees will he Isold. Alt members snd friend* of tfe*East and West held a prelimi­ vote of delegates, followed by a I'** nation, in fail, the entire cream, coffee, nut* anil mints. Dee. 22 they at ended the an- tiic Cliurch are asked to be present. nary conference In Chicago in 1907. two-thirfds vote of district assent- wmldi" Circle No. I of tite PWO will “Now i* the time for all of n» nual Christmas Tree for Und r“ Fraternal” delegate* and guest* blJes, privileged children given by Mr*. meet Tuesday,' Jan. H, at 8 p. m at the 1907 conference were a com­ General assemblies have been *P* * ^t-h efo rc 11 A. B. Bogue in Orlando. Tint same a: the churrh. Mrs. Donald Kirkmittee of »cvrn from the south, held in 1911, Nashville; 1923, Cohe said. afternoon they called on Mr*. M. ncr and Mrs. Carol I.owe will be The best thing that could hap­ who stayed through all the pro­ lumbu.s; 19J2, Wichita; 1913, 1919, eo-hoste«ses. ceedings. Bcv. C. B. Jernigam of 1923, 193*i, 1932, 1936, Kansas City; pen to the nation in the new year, O. Overrireet. Mi** Elizabeth Mrs. Georgia Lamb of New York Pilot Point. Tex., told the dele­ lWl), Oklahoma City; 1944, Min­ he said, would be a dedication to Overstreet and Judge and Mr*. E. seeking world disarmament ami H- Duckworth, all long time friends City was visiting frtrnd* in the gates at Chicago. “Thl* is the hig- neapolis; and 1943. St. Lmiis Sanford Lake Mary area last week mutual understanding, and “the °f Mr*. Anderson, ge*t thing we have ever seen, hut Emphasis on Sunday School Spending Christmas night wiih Mr*. J Yarn I* confined to her Texans are not afraid of big Sunday school emphasis has been development of an effective pro- hi* parents were Mr and Mrs. P home on Lake Mary Ave. with the acceptance their gram to obtain things. We are here to stay!" strong in the cliurch from it* be­ I). Anderson Jr. of Savannah ami 0t». f m l a* good as his word, the ginning. Sunday school attcmlante throughout the world children Mona and I*. D. Ill and Many of you have been asking Rev. Jernigan marshalled support and promotion have been at the _ Mis* Bobby e Smith. They were on about the kindergarten next fall for the national union and helped forefront especially In the last 2u ask* hi* church to help keep their way to Miami to visit Mrs here in l.a’te Mary. For further to make arrangements for the 1908 years, since studies show that most American Protestantism "a vital information contact me at FA rohferenee. It was at that time member* of the church come spiritual loree in the world—spirit­ Anderson's mother and other rela­ 2-tsca. tives. On their return trip, Pro* that his group, the Holiness through the Sunday school. ual and evangelistic in character.” spent New Year'* Eve with the Mr*. Doris Omcy has been ill fur Cliurch of Christ, united. Dr. Samuel Y'oung calls on Naz- .Anderson* at their Lake Emma several days with the flu yir The Nazarene* created a depart­ Jack Barry's Hone ment of church schools in 1928; arctics to reawaken themselves “to Omey says she i* improving. Virtually every local congrega-' in 1937, graded lesson* for all ages tite urgency of our world mission." Home. Don't forget to call me nr drop Sunday afiornoon Dec. 29. tite An tion has one or several stories of were instituted; in 1943, boys’ and Dr. D. 1. Vandcrpool says, "We derions called on his cousins Mr m i a note hut any way you do it special providential help In getting girt*' camps and young people’s have challenged ourselves this year and Mrs. Raymond Fi*hrr in ML be sure and get your new* to me. tin work started ami a place to institutes were organized by dis- to an allout effort in every de­ Dora and then went to Ocala tu -My phone i* FA 2 3308. u jh h ip built. 1triets. Daily vacation Bible schools partment ami it should give our see a brother-in-law L. S. Mi Cult Mrs. Earl Tuney railed to tell of Chicago First Church has the also have been featured, cliurch a mighty thrust into the ashy of Birmingham. Returning t i the visitors at their home during story of Jack Barry's horse, an Grneril* Give Message tomorrows." Dr. G. B. William­ Lake Mary they dropped in a! the the last few week*. Mr and Mrs. animal of rare sagacity, that stopChairman Powers prayerfully son. calling for a "deepened in­ P. M. Bail open house. Phillip Toney visited hi* parents terior life,” lays, "Tite distance New Year’s afternoon the An­ for several days. Mrs Tonev'z sis we cover tin the future) will be derson* with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ter and nephew Mrs. Ben Bucks:aff deckled by the ‘power pack' we Eowlcr attended the Open Itoils- of Cleveland and John lluckstaff of pussr.-ts to keep increased machin­ of the Walter Coliingwood* who Chicago returned home >vrr file ery operating smoothly and effi­ have recently purchased a liuine weekend ciently." —------------------------ — near Lake Brandy. Sunday they Dr. Hugh C. Benner writes: “The were dinner guests of die J. V growth, unity, financial strength, Richard* in Enterprise for a fami The English channel ls approximately 330 mile* long. training program, and broad ly reunion. world-wide vision of the Churrh Mrs. Eileen Willard ami Kathy of the Nazarene give to us a basis returned Saturday hy planr after of faith that within a reasonable spending a week in Burlington, N lime there shall be a half million C. and Columbia. S. C. Kathy Nazarenes around the world!" wanted to see snow so on Sunday they took a trip in the Blue Ridge HEVOLT LEADER EXECUTED Mountain in Virginia, hut no Snow Mr. and Mrs. It!chard Keogh ami VIENNA ( C P ) - Lanin Ivan Kovac». a leader in the Hungarian children Craig, Keilti. and Colin revolt, was rxecuted Thursday spent Sunday in Wildwood ax shortly alter the Communist Hun­ guests of the Bcv. Don Ucplogle garian Supreme Court confirmed minister of the Wildwood First Iti* death senu n e., Budapest Ra­ Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs II. M Gleason and dio reported today, Kovac* wa* accused of having led an armed A. R. Hunfcins si ere Sunday dingroup during the 1936 uprising. He n rr guest* of Mrs. J L Hobby in also planned to establish an ex­ Sanford. The Kxeeufise Board of the P T A trem e right wing party after (he met Monday at the School 31rt revolt, Budapest Radio said. W. C, llnpkiti* presiding The school kitchen was the main VEHICLE THEFT riERRE. K. D. —iU p )— state topic of discussion. » new flair nnd AMATO PIOBllMA-The map Incites problems that (nrolgn oolu v Police Radio ha* reported a theft new baking pans are needed Mr*. planners fuic in the Southeast Asia T m t y Organization. SLA TO nations (In black) sre Pakistan. Thailand, the PbBIpptnas. Aus­ of a motor vehicle of a different Dale Alexander, study group tralia end New Zealand The United State*. G irsi Britain and sort; A 1934 led tractor nrnr Al­ chairman, announced that a study I ranee sre alio members of the SF.ATO pact. (Central Press) group will hr held the latter part ii* tier, Neb. nf February on the library. \ group under the direction of lihrirv chairman Mrs Robert Lankford ! will meet Monday at 1 p. m a! tile school to repair books Anyone is invited to (Ids group. The lib rary books are in had condition and the more coming out to repair them the quicker the Job cm be completed Mr.*. Morris Sleine.- an ­ nounced that Mu. Marshall Smith would serve as secretary during her absence There will he no Lake Mary PTA meeting during February, but all members are invited to tile special meeting at Pine’•rod School for Founder's Day The date will be announced later. The p.'-.t f !«n*»W meeting will lie Jan. 16 at thr school Mrs. Mills, Gaiety chair- l pillT E S Y WEEK EL’ESTS UP SANFORD, Mr. and Mrs. Wenilull Snines of Jackson, Midi, enjoy an evening of music iintl limiting nt the Mayfair Inn during the evening cocktail hour. Tote Riikur ami hi* I’npulnire.-* pl*v nlghtlv a! the Mayfair, (Staff Photo) Income Tax The Florida Accountant* Associ­ ation — an aHillatr of National Sorieiv ul Puhllc Accountant! Your child may have earned over SGft) in 1937 and you can still claim the dependency deduction for him provided he Ls under 19 years old: or If he Is over 19 years old. he was also a full time student for at least five months of 1937, at an educational inriiiution which nor mally maintains a regular faculty and curriculum and normally li.n a regularly organized body of stu­ dents in attendance at file ptaep where its educational activities are carried on; or if he was pursuing a fulltime course of institutional on farm training under the super vision of an accredited agent of an educational institution nr of a slate or political xtilidiv'ston of a stale, ami you provided over onehalf the cost nf his support. Tills applies only to your childrcn_ j,t your son. daughter, Fax step-son or step.daughter. All other dependents must have earnings of less than RiOi) to qualify as your dependents. Your children, it qualified as above, may have rarnetl any amount. They are requires) to file a tax return If they rarnrd over RWO. and are required to pay Inmine lax. They can claim their llA f a n n S I « t n m n l i n n personal exemption ofI *600 on their own tax return. They may, If they earned tinder MOO, file an Income lax return and claim their own personal exemption of Woo in ortier to secure the refund to them of any Income tax dial may- have been withheld from their paychccks. This will not in any way prevent you from also claiming their J6ft) dependency deduction on your Income tax rrturn, pro­ vided they nieet the requirement* above. If. however, tour fluid is mar­ ried and (lies a Joint return with his or her spouse, then you can­ not claim the dependency deduc­ tion. You should he sure that you did furnish over one-half of the supp0rt> Definition of Support — Support Includes food, shelter, clothing. medical and dental care, education, and the like. Generally, theso Items of support are measured in term* of the amount of expense Incurred by the one furnishing such item*. However, If the item of sup______■ _ f . . I J . . _ » « . 1 . 1 _____ port furnished ____ an lindividual (either by himself or by others) Is in the form of goods, services, or other heneflls, it will be necessary In measure the amount of such item in terms of its fair market value. In computing the amount of sup­ port inrludc amounts contributed by thr dependent for his own sup­ port and also amounts ordinarily excludable from gross Income. In figuring whether you provide more than half nf the support of a student, you may disregard amounts received by him as scho­ larships. Clearance Sale Entire Stock Dir e s s e s S w e a te rs It 20% off ii 9 OF THE LOW-PRICE THREE J a c k e ts P ric e Geneva News THE BIG 58 FORD CUSTOM 300 H ere's the beat nr»s of the v ear for people who want to make their ear dollars go further; ( While print* of other ears h u e gone up foe 193k. Ford ha* reduced the price* for it* popular Custom -W) mod* la . , . below 1937 price-1 And these new 38 Ford* that you can buy for lens than 1937 prices are beautifully styled, handsomely trimmed ears that ran Hand Up with pride alongside even the eostlimt ear* Yet they are the lowest priced cars* of the low-price three' If you go for V-8 performance, you can have your Custom 300 powered by Ford'a all-new Interceptor V-8 with Precision Fuel Induction. Or if a “aix" suits your driving style le tte r, you can have Ford's famous Mileage Maker SU. See and Action T ist a new Ford Custom TOO arid you’ll say what they are all saying: Fur smoother riding comfort, topnotcb performance, tight-dated ecouomy, tupdollar value . . . **>u can't heat tne Ford for '38. See your Ford Dealer I 4'l'*rr*4 JKVII Lr y— ............ 9 9 Kf. STRICKLAND-M ORRISON, Inc 30? E. 1st St. If You’re Interested in Ph. an A-1 feed Car—Be PA 2-1 Sure to See Your Ford Dealer BY ADDIE I'll BA M T Mr and Mrs. W, It. Bridge* had as their recent guest*. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Webb mid son David of Battle Creel., IMch. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bennett snd children had ** their guest recently Miss Diana McKay of Urlando. .Mr*. Harry Geiger arrived rume Sunday after »(lending the holidays f'i I) ibliti, Gs. and Chlumbla, S. fi. visiting her husband il. M. Geiger, and her daughter and son Betty and Cleitu*. Mr. and Airs. E. M. Giant had as tlielr recent guests, Mr*. Grant'* daughter and son--ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. George Li wards nf Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs ft D. Jullir and family had a* their gue.t for a ' few days, Alls* Janice Alderman | of Kissimmee. The Ml*>es Addle snd Valteen ' Prevail had a s their ruett AA'ednerda), Alias There's Jarksun of Orlando. Mr. ard Mrs i sder Hart, snd Mr, and Mr*. J s ’-k Stewart and children spent Wednesday st New Smyrna Reach. Air. snd Mr*. Ilsrry Hoshner of AHthlgan ire here lo -pend the winter months at their*home. Mr. snd Mrs, T. W. Prevail and family had aa their guests reventjg j ly Mr*. Prcvatt'* riater and hhsband Afr. and Air*. B. F. Griggs of Jarksonvillle, snd Ale. snd Air*. | Frank Griggs snd family of h a n fo tt SALE Reg. Price 'I 9.95 - 10.95 12.95-14.95 17.95-19.9j 22.95-29.95 * .... mmmm .... Skirts Shoes Reg. Price iSandler #Foof Flair 6.95 tLife Stride 7.95 10.95 up to 50 ^ 6.95 8.95 12.95 14.95 SALE 4.95 5.95 7.95 off U & �6 * Fo reig n There Are Accident Prone Individuals In The W orld W«*r« an heard much of "accident-prone” *he won Immune to imeilpox became she had individual*—-people who Juit keep on havinv had cowpox—and cowpox became the agent on* after another for no discernible for mass Immunity against smallpox. A t i Mth These unfortunates are considered Paris physician saw children tapping mesliabOitles when It cornea to doing the work . sages to each other along opposite ends of of the world. But, as an article in the Jour- a plank— and from thjs devised the princi nil of the American Medical Association pie of the stethoscope. A chemist, who had points out, there are some "happy accident- been working with a strange chemical, for­ wane" psepls who am pretty important got to wash his hands before lunch. He thapY s researcher*, scientists, and doe- wondered about the sugary taste of hla beef to n who accidently discover some big things sandwleh—and the end m u lt was saccharine. Thera Is a word for the ability to make while looking for something also. some valuable or pleasant discovery with­ A clasele example was when Dr. Fleming out deliberately looking for It—serendipity, etrhhatallr left a disk tte o n r e d - a a d dis­ covered penicillin as a raault And there are But luek doesn’t explain the whole story by many mace. Long ago, van Leeuwenhoek any means. The American Medical Asso­ focused a magnifying glass on a drop of ciation article quotes a doctor os saying water Instead of a fly's leg as he intended- this: “ Discoveries made by nccident, are bacteria was thus discovered and the whole never pure luck. They come about only be­ seicnet of medicine revolutionised. Edward cause the men who make them are alert Jenner heard a former milkmaid boast that enough to fathom their usefulness.” ■ i it Inside Washington The Best For The Least Results The reconvened Congress has plenty of every form of domestic transportation the business on Its hands. It is flooded with pro. posed laws touching on every conceivable phase of the national life. The problem, so to speak, le to separate the wheat from the chaff of possible legislation. In the domestic field, a series of laws relating to transportation should be given top priority on the agenda. The primary purpose of this legislative effort— which has the full support of farm and business organizations, top men in the government, newspapers and magazines throughout the country, and all manner of other groups— Is to get rid of outmoded regulatory policies and philosophies which are a hangover from the days when the rail­ roads had a virtual monopoly of commercial transportation. For instance, it a railroad wants to charge! a lower rate for doing a Job thnn is chnrged by n competitor it frequently finds that it is not allowed to—on the grounds that this would take business away from the Compe­ titors. That is much as if a store was denied the right to cyt prices because business would be Inken away from another store down the street. These proposed laws would givu each and opportunity to ,compste on a fair and equitT- . . - . , WlC ab le bnsl«— and to m ake th e m o. t o f t o ir own special advantages. T hat means the public would get the best of service at the lowcgt possible cost. * * * Shortage O f Results n r HENRY CATHCART O n tril Pres* Waihlagto* Writer WASHINGTON — Long-time (0|,,f n t r , 0f th« capital »e»n* ar# convinced that tha coming (anion of Cungraii will ba tha molt acri­ monious ami frustrating in many years. All sign* point to mora politics than usual, a battla royal over dofens* and missile spsmling, In­ vestigations all over tha place, and all this capped by a yearning From the U.S. Information Agency comes 17-page review of activities now being carried out ns p art of the people-to-poople effort to get boms early from tha nrogram. This report rends most Impressive- campaigns i._ - - f l - l > m o m m U a I a iietrl t v n j ln i 'i r r t t l n r o o cull ■I a a r t out, of court*, and |y. V Leaflets, pamphlets and posters galore TTax are being rushed out for shipment. Hospi­ th* whol* effort in this area will to fornitoli or dtlay tha loom­ tality programs have been set up. Visitors b« ing poliibllity of a tax Incrcat* nre entertained. Americans going abroad iintlll m il. are offered pcnple-to-poople Instructions. Republican* will b* In th* unA enmonign for tourists to “ make n friend comfort*!)?* position of having to this trip” hns been sponsored by the rans- defends charge, that th*ira waa a 'Mi, nothing” adminiatration that portation industries. Outmoded and other­ failed to h**d th* warning sigh* wise surnlus materials from sporting goods of Russian advance* in mini!** manufacturers i< being shipped across the and aputniki. Democrat, will assail the adneas. Camp Fire flirb arc mnilln/ aliiums abroad to tell the world how America lives. minUtration for not spending enough money for aatalllt** and Husiness men are telling the world about defenv* while being careful net American h u sir's-. The hobbies committee to unbalance the 1U5I budget t* is very active. In fact, there are 17 pages th* point where they will be re­ sponsible for a tax inerea**. of shc?r activity and success. Actually, at in all election year Informed of all this good new s., we g r° w thia on* will be loud, and bewildered. How docs it happen that when maybe long, but It probably will The Sanford Herald so much is anparcntly being done, so few end In a etalemat* with littla lag* P siu H — — 4 r l i M m n t t t r O r l - l i v r ST. HH S a t results are forthcoming? American pres­ ialatiun but much campaign fod­ I k , l*n al O H O * m t Inr.I n - r t e - . u n S - r Hii > I r l « f r - N i r , - * - f C s i r k 1. 1*7* tige remains low. This is the report of der for each tide. trained nnil experienced reporters. Confi­ JENNER “DRAFT”—The anS 'U K l ) t * K H H I * « . S:s i , h , » « « r - H l i k r r dence in American leadership hns waned. nuunceii decision of Senator Wil­ U U I I I I 7 i n I O H V III.. I t a r — llv r Steltnr E V f l l . V X J . C l ' a l l l S I t . t S i u t l i l a s Sl— a r r Tiiis fact is also made clear by our foreign liam E. —rn n tr f R>, Indiana, nst correspondents. Russian peace propaganda to - seek re-election already has mm* Vllllllikr<l ll-ll, > lr„l -H im U l,,. -ilM>l.tr one result ha may have fortC S r l a l u a t , • • I S I S S , p r . e e . » l e » t ’h r U i m a a . is having a more telling effect thnn is the hail eceit—a “draft Jenner” move­ R l i i H i i i F r i o n R a t i :h co-operation of “5,000 hobby organizations, ment. C grrlvt We p e r week Clow i l w a l h S I .10 publications and lenders.” S it S a t i k a O n# I m » Republican politics in tha Haasf l r vIe1 I ON r RIIi * I1.T3 S t 1.34 Serious and well-informed Americans nre ier state ere, a* usual, in a condi­ 411 i l b l i u a r i R u l l r r a , rnr*l « f Hiwwlam, m u l t l l a N a mh4 I f l l l i f t *>f t t l v r l R l R m e n l f « r I k e p i r p n a e o f r n l e l a g of hot-tempered turbulence concerned; many are alarmed because of tion f k a ilp w i l l I t c k i r i w l f o r a t m c o l i i r • 4 i n l l i l t g r n l e a , and m> randidata item i likaly to America’s deteriorated position. What is einergo at the kind of vote-get­ fk» ffetnlil It i number of Ik# I'illed Creu mililerli i wnthird i i r t i i l l t l f to III* M»# for lepuhllmlUR American propugumln accomplishing? What ter Jenner demonitrated himself If Nil lh« turn I t r o t prltiid In this newspaper. are these 17 pages of activities doing to put to be in pH*t election*. Irirm n lri N a t i o n * II? If iirn eral A h frllilR N With Democratic National at least a little crimp in the Russians 7 How Irrrlrp for. ill f l o o r atfa Pit el nu n IlnnU 1114*. A t la r t f li t ir o f i.li* can no much he done with such little gain BOOKKEEPING EASE Page 4 Wediu-sduy, Juuuttry H, 1858 in prestige? Try and Stop Me - B y B E N N E T T CERFC ARATOGA SPRINGS onco w u famous for Ua mammoth oW hotelt, with double-docked verandahs, vast dining rooms, Insldo gardens, ami marble-doored lobbies. Ala,, they're alt torn down by now, but In th* last year of the Grand Union . Hotel, biggest of them all, Joe E. Lewis, night club star, registered there. At three In the morning, he heard h 1 ■ closet door squeak, and saw a Confed­ erate soldier step out to de­ mand, "Who’s w inninT ' Naturally, Jo* couldn't sleep after th at Beside*, tha railroad station w u below, end a switch engine kept ■hunting cars back and forth. Finally, Lewis called the night dark. "Maybe you c u t tall me," ho suggested, -w hat time this hotel reaches Chicago?" • • • A rock ‘n roller tell in love with a college girl who declared he'd have to Improve hie education l( he ever expected to make time wttb bar. He phoned her happily the very neat day to report, “Baby, I'as o* oa my cultural kick! I’ve Joined the Uterarv Glide!" Men In Service New s 0 / FOTT HENNING, Go. (AHTNC) —Army zd Lt. Terry D. Cordell, eon of Ur. aud Mrs. James D. Cor­ dell, 2US Elm. Ave., Sanford, re­ cently completed lb* four week of­ ficer airborne course at The In­ fantry School, Fort Running, Go. Lieutenant Cordell entered the Army last Juty. He is a 1033 graduate of Scmlnol« High School and la a IBS? graduate of Tha Citadel, Charlcaton, S. C. WASHINGTON (UP> - Labor Secretary Jam ei P. Milch«li baa proposed easing tb* bookkttpiag chores of firms holding govern­ ment contracts In excess of >10,000. These firms now are re­ quired to retain wage and hour records of employes for at least four yeari. Mitchell Thursday pro­ posed cutting this tint* to thro* years. Interested parsons will 'tov* until Jan. t? to submit th*lr viawa to him. A new aluminum anchor, weighing 41 pounds, is said to have th* sam* holding pow*r a* a cast iron anchor weighing IW pounds. (k a o h d io n (^L o lam a Hi m Chairman Paul M. Butler a likely contestant for the Senate seat, and a probabla winner over any­ body but Jenrfer, Indication* are that tha fiery orator from Bed­ ford, Ind., may be prevailed upon to reconilder and accept a “dreft.” STASSEN’S PLANS— Whit* House “P**c*” Secretary Harold E. Stasaan la ready to embark up­ on a n*w attem pt to win tho Prasidfncy, w*ll-lnformoil aiiociate* report. Stassen I* *xc*pt*d to an­ nounce ahortly that h* will run for governor of Pennsylvania? next year. If successful, he will lose little time In tossing his hat Into th* IB40 presidential nomin­ ation ring. Ills theory la reported to be that there will be a Niton-Knowland deadlock at tho 1S4S0 Repub­ lican convention, or that suffici­ ent opposition will develop to both Vico President Richard M. Nixon and retiring Senate Minor­ ity leader William F. Knowland to give him • good chance. Tho onetime governor of Minn­ esota and ex-president of the Uni­ versity of Pennsylvania claim widespread support a t tha grass roots ItvaL N ew s C o m m e n t a r y Wf CSARLSS M. NcCANN Th# Col ted States, Britiah tad Wett German gevcnuaesU are about to decide on the next ADM move la the cold war. They are now drafting replica to the letters which Soviet Pre­ mier Nikolai A. Bulganin tent last month to Preihfent Elsenhower, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Chancellor Konrad Adosauor Bulganin proposed ■ high-level meeting of loaders of tho chief Allied powers on cold war in u ti. Preiumably the AUlod roptiay will bo coordinated through tho North Atlantic Treaty Organisttlea and through direct excbaagci between tha individual govern­ ments. Beptles Foretell Events In any event, they may foretell the course of attempts to oato the Cold War during the neat few weeks or oven months. Russia, a t tho moment, la la a atrong position after Its startling successes in tho earth-satellite nu­ clear missile fields. The United States ala# sees no use In bolding another “ aummit” conference unless there la seme prospect of success. There is, In addition, th* qua* th n whether to make any substan­ tial concessions to Russia If now disarmament negotiations a r * started. Macmillan. In a broadcast to tho British people Saturday, proposed “ a solemn pact of non-aggreiiIon” as the first move In easing tha cold war. Neva Not W*0 Token Mis mova was not wall reeotved In Washington, and hn dragged hack a bit on it yesterday. A Foro if i Office spokesman was authte any that Macmillan felt tbat n non-aggreaaioa paet must b* part of ■ “package" deal on disarmament and other issues. Adontuor had a private talk Sunday algbt with Andrei A. Smir­ nov, Soviet Ambassador to West Germany. It wia only n‘ 10-mlnuto chat In n conor of • room in the febaumburg Palace is Bonn, but YOU'RE TELLING ME! -by HOYT WHOCmfral Prsao Writtr la the fields ad yonn avarago Industry and th# site. Obvtcusty, hit IUAOA what we daaY knew won't ‘ caa m i l gatf t I I t I I / . M fsr f w c if report, tfcot ■ecMaffa# *tttrmaiim trite mofor trim* inert**** y j p*r l u t e m tee field */ art seem* ^ « n t lost poor, ft fast pe*a to hardly reveoltey. For a leay ■ at«w, o c errifl aMptordtay Me lime new (bey's* been HItey fbe world hew Mach we or* petals* I t I t t t Ken with tveria t* sold vs they la­ They've by I MB lop by IBMUoo u hs If wo of die milt I I of IV* la tha field st Industry that we've got tha RuoaUM corn1 ! ! lag and going. And we’ve got teg TM u n. and Ituaga agreed keep oa golif. because they're* “la principle* to exchange infer- coming. L A M -A -D A Y Alien Information Is Confidential Information furnished by aliens in making their annual addraaa report to th* Government it con­ fidential. According to Joseph Savoretti, District Director of tho Miami Immigration and Naturalisation Service office, the information furnished by alien* In reporting their addrese has been declared confidential by atatut*. The,* reports m utt be submitt­ ed during January each year by all aliens in th* United State*, with few exceptions. Forme on which to submit tho report* are available at any Pott Office or office of tho Immigration and Naturalisation Service. Person* who ar* unabt* to pick up a form because of Illness, or other rea­ sons, may have a relative or friend obtain a card for them Tha card should be returned to on* of these offices. Parents or guardians of aliens under 14 years of ago submit re­ ports for such children. diplomats regarded tb* folk moat Important. Smirnov ctacrOsj hla Christmas-tide vacation In ft*, ala in hope that he could do ions negotiating with Admautr. ta and more ar g It looks Adenauer is going to uka the lead in sounding out Ruaiia oa i possible Cold War move. It lo*fc| more and more also, rogardlasi g tho Allied replies to Bulganin, tin the first stage of say aegotlMim with ltuiala win bo conducted * cretly through diplomatic efcu. oola. I m t v t l * lYfittCATt. iw, wpajjt BNlTt BllllViSi “Ouch l” Important Notice To All Voters In Seminole County In compliance with Florida law which requires verification of registraditional records every two years, double postcards are being mailed January Ninth to every person whose name is in the County registra* tion books. All questions on the return portion of card should be answered, the card signed, and mailed in at once. Failure to return card before January 31st will result in your name being stricken from the books, and it will then be necessary to reregister in person in order to vote. If you are registered and do not receive card within ten days notify the registration office. Y ou Bcon W anting To Start Taking Aeeordlon Lesson*? Do It Now — The Easy Way If you have changed your name since registering or wish to register for the first time, come to the office in person. ACCORDION FURNISHED ON TRIAL PLAN ! « ANNOUNCEMENT ! We are pleuxed to announce that Mrx. Velma Gon­ zalez, our former Ho»t-Offlcio necretar)* is now unsocialoil with U R u a registered sales associate. Specializing in home Hairs and rental property management. * * l Seo U* Friday*—2:30 to 8:00 P. M. at the I OOF Hall, 107 S. Magnolia in Sanford SAN FO R D List your rental property with us fur complete service. Seminole Realty “Ev*ry Week l» CuUrteiy Week At Hemlnule Realty" W. Dietrich - T. W. .Hero. Registered Krukrfe Miss Elisabeth Melhtin • Mr*, Velma Gunnies, Associate* \ OFFICE OPEN EVERY TUESDAY 9 to 12 2 to 5 Tel FA 2-4025 DIVISION OF ORLANDO SCHOOL OF MUSIC I23H E. Colonial (;x 2-3758 ORLANDO, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY VOTING REGISTRATION OFFICE Chamber of Commerce Building Sanford, Fla. CAMILLA D. BRUCE, Supervisi J �T K r V cnferl WfntTB Wed. Jun. 8, 11*58—Page B CatholicWomen Plan Activities Chapmans Have 2 Grandchildren Within One Week Teachers Credit Union Will Have Meet January 14 Teachers Federal Credit Semi­ nole County Teachers Federal Cre­ dit Union will hold its annual meet­ ing on Tuesday, January four­ teenth at 4:00 p. m. at Seminole High School, Room 19. Mrs. Jack Burney, president, stated that routine business will be conducted. There will be a de­ claration of dividends and an elec­ tion of officers for 1938. All mem­ bers are urged to be present and bring their passbooks for audit. Gourmet's Cookpot Calendar POTATO PANCAKES (German Style) • large potatoes 3 fftfs 1 onion V4 Salt and pepper to taste Peel, wqsh and dry the potatoes. Gralo them. They will b# quite watery. Drain them well and add the beaten egg-yolks, then the stiff­ ly beaten egg-whites. Add onion, chopped fine, and seasonlng. Fry In shortening or butter until brown. Serve with bacon and applesauce. THURSDAY The Sanford Home ‘ Demonstra­ tion Club will meet a t the county council center at 2 o'clock. Tho agent. Miss Myrtle Wilson, wfll give a demonstration on vegetable cookery. The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meet a t 8:00 P. M. a t tha Yacht Club. FRIDAY The Sallle Harrison Chapter of the 1). A. R. will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. R. E. True in Lake Mary, at 3:00 P. M. Co-hosthe Mrs. W. E. Baker and Mrs. Raymond Ball. Members are asked to bring used clothing and beads for tha package to be tent to the Indians. Subject of the progrsm will be the study of the Indim s. The regutar meeting of the Cath­ Double blessings descended on olic Woman’! Club waa held Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chapman wlthday night at the Sanford Yacht ln a week. In Little Rock, Ark., Club. Mrs. Hcten Constantine pre­ their ion and daughter-in-law an­ sided over the meeting, which nounced the birth of a boy, Carl opened with prayer. Edgar born December 30. On Jan­ Mrs. George Rau, of (he library uary 4. their daughter. Mrs. committee, read a paper on the James G. Moore Jr., gave birth Duplicate Bridge life and books of Bishop rulton to a daughter in the Seminole Me­ Sheshin. morial HospitaL Club Meets Thurs. Mrs. E. D. Rinehart displayed Little Carl Edgar Chapman The Sanford Duplicate Bridge and demonstrated some of har weighed 6 lbs., 14 O f. His mother Club will resume play tills Thurs­ ceramics- The Rev. Richard Lyons is the former Anne Harris of May- day after an adjournment for the Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Plumlee of thanksd the ladles who wera In field, Xen. hoUdaji. The Club will meet at Atlanta announce the birth of a charga of the altar during Decem­ Mrs. Moore It the former Bar­ the Sanford Yacht Club at 1:00 P. baby girt born January 8, The baby When Roman girls reached nn* ber for the beautiful flower ar­ bara Chapman. Her baby daughter M. This will be an Important meet­ weighed 8 lbs. 4 o r and has been rangements a t Christmas. weighed 7 lbs. Mr. Moore Is em­ ing and all member* are urged to named Leslie Michele. Mrs. Plum­ turily, they presented all their There will be > bake sale Jan­ ployed bjf the DrLand Sun-News, attend. New members are always lee is the farmer Beverly Cameron dolls on the altar of Diana In tak­ ing leave of childhood. uary X. The club la also sponsor­ and tho coupla la residing there. welcoma. Graddlek. PLANNING FOR THE E. M. Wives Club are the newly Installed officers, Mrs. Joanne ing a card party at tha Mayfair Inn March IT. Mra. Franela E. RoumllmFleiachmnn, vice-president and Mrs. Glndyt Carter, president. Installation took place lat Jr. Is the chairman. Monday night at the Lake Monroe Inn. (Photo by Bergstrom) Refreshments of cup cakes and coffee were served by the commit­ tee, Mra. Sylvia Huhn, Mra. Mary Baptist Primary Mahsney. Mrs. Marl LeCuyer, Mrs. William Livingston, Mrs. Dan Ma­ Department Holds thers, Mrs. Luella Mscck and Mrs. Toni Waters. Meet At Malloys The next meeting will be held The Enlisted Men’s Wives Club Frances Jones, Mrs. Alice Pulvrr, The teachers and Officers of the a t T:00 P. M. Fehruary 3. A pot held an Installation of officers Mrs. Betty Place, Mrs. Bobby# Primary Department of the First luck supper will be served.{Ton.lay night a t the Lake Mon- Lee Wilson and Mra. Sandy Stan­ Baptist Church m et in the home of •b e Inn. Members enjoyed u din­ ford. Mrs. John Malloy on the old Lake ner hefora the business meeting. Mary Road. The meeting was An enscribed ivory gavel was opened with praywr by Bill Har­ . . presented to the new president, Junior Matron vey, Superintendent. Mrs. Lowell Mrs. Gladys Carter, by the out­ Tripp taught chapter two tn the Mr. and Mra. Irving 1. Pryor going president, Mrs. Betty Mil­ Honored At O.E.S. Study Course Book, Primary Sun­ have a guests Mr. Tryor'a uncle ler. Mrs. Joanne Fleishman was day School Work, with emphasis and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon S. installed as vice-president, Mrs. Meeting January 2 that Teachers of Prim ary Children Pryor; his cousins, Mr. and Mrj. Millie Myers re-lnstalled as trea­ should love them, be cheerful, un­ William L. Pryor and two of their The Jr. Matron. Mrs. Grace Cor­ surer, and Mrs. Drucilla Moore, derstanding, cooperatlva a n d children. Bonnie and Handy, all of dell, and Jr, Patron, nob Wil­ secretary. should have the love of God in her Salisbury, 'Maryland. Tho senior liams. w e e honored at Ihc first ^ P re s e n t for the occasion were Pryor's will celebrate their 51st meeting of the year of Seminole heart. * r s . Gladys Benton, Mrs. Eliza­ Color Slides were then shown of wedding anniversary soon. Another Chapter No. 2, Order of the East­ beth Chinn, Mrs. Gail Cmubs, the Christmas party which was guest from Maryland on Sunday ern Star, held January 2nd. Mrs. Cathy Horn, Mrs. Ruby held in December for the Children By vote of the Chapter, Mrs. Ed­ and Parents. Refreshments were was Mr. U. F. Moore of l’ocomokc | llofecker, Mrs. Pat Fairfield, Mrs. na C. Walker, a former member, served by Mrs. Malloy assisted by City. Mr. and Mra. Herman Mnrri* |, . who recently relumed after an her daughter Linda. Those present absence of nearly thirty years. were, Mrs. Martha Marshall. Mra. returned Sunday from Miami, *” * where they were tha guests of AT THE POOL on Mias Stimnna Tirlet’* eslntc, tho followlnpr (fitcats recently enjoyed was re-instated. It was also voted Ray _ _ .................. ................. Slaton. Mrs. Lowell Tripp, Mrs. E, A. Perry for t h e her hospitality: James V. Richards, Amo Krickaen. Seated, Mia* Tirlet, Robert Tt. Feyl, makc a contribution to Eslari, j [ r i _ Donald Reagan, Mrs. John past week. While in Miami they Mr*. Erickson. Standing, Mrs. Gregory Keascnich, with Mra. Lillie Carver, mother-inan Eastern Star project for the Malloy, BUI Harvey, John Malloy, attended lh# Orange Bowl fes­ training of young people In reli Betty Am Slaton, Kathy Reagan law of U. S. Senator Dirksen in front, eeatad. Mrs. Richards, standing. Mra. Ernestine tivities and the Orange Bowl Pugh nnd Mra. Feyl, aeated. gious leadership. Danny Reagan and Linda Malloy. game New Year'* Day. Knroute The Worthy Matron, Mrs. L T. back to Sanford, they were din­ Sheppard, named her committees ner guests of Dr. and Mr*. D. J. for the coming year. She gave as Florida Designers Hardy and aon David of West her theme for the year “Trust in Palm Beach. Reveal Curves In the Lord With All Thine Heart", Mr. and Mrs. Harman E. Mor­ Br VIRGINIA CONN. Sodatj N k w and expressed the wish of making ris snd ton Ernie and Mrs. Grit* 1958 "O ur" year, hot “ My" year. New Report Styles chen Crowell attended tha per­ The High Fever Follies are guest. An Innovation for 1958 will be a By STANLEY TAPP formance of “ Hack to Mothus- Inking over Sanford again. S tart­ Active Rita Bauer, the Broad­ short blrthda^ program the sec­ United Pres* Staff Correspondent ing with spot announcements and way bombshell, U working up lah." Monday night in Orlando, ond meeting of each month. Mem­ MIAMI BEACH —IT— If winter • kits on the radio stations, San­ several completely Insane gim bers having birthdays In that resort styles arc any Indication, ford residents are recoming a- nticks, guir.mtcrd to let everyone month will be given a gift and men will have plenty to ogle a t Installation To Be ware that the show Is once ninro know ntxiut tho show. As usual asked to make a small contribu­ next spring. on the move. Every Monday enthusiasm la excellent—this show tion. A-y money left ovec in the Feminine curvet are revealed— r Held A t O.W.C. morning on W. T. R. R. Follies Is fun not drudgery. Neverthe­ birthday fund wilt be used for the the way nature Intended them to representatives will visit with less, It Is still a phenomenal a shut-ins. be—In the 1957-58 cruise and re- Luncheon Jan. 15 Mrs. Ruth Gallagher on her mount of work, especially for The Jr. Matron gave a brief talk. sort styles shown by the Miami The Officer’s Wives Club Lunch­ “ Wagon Wheels’* program. Tho Polly Brubaker, the general chair­ complimenting the Worthy Matron fashion Industry, eon will be held January 18 at the show goes on at 9:45. Next Mon­ man. and officers. She thanked the 1957 The Florida fashion business now Mayfair Inn. All those Interested day, Helen Cole, chairman »f the Querns have been elected fruit officers, especially Mrs. Helen ranks an annual volume of more In the club and III activities are Patron Committee, wilt ha Ruth's each unit at the Naval Air Sta­ Leinhart, for the gift presented hrr Ilian 5n million dollars. It repre­ urged to attend the luncheon to tion— sixteen of them. Voting —a plate made in her symbol of sents 50 manufacturers. elect a president for the next six will lake place January 15 at the Keynote of the collections Is a months. the triangle, embodying the 1957 the Navy Exchange. Good news colors and carrying the names of "relaxed look" for greater com­ Newsletters will go tn the mall for worried V and 7 wiv»s Is that fort, said Mel Warshaw, president all her officers. Thursday announcing the menu and they may vote for their absent Delicious refreshments w e r e of the Miami-Florlda Fashion price of the luncheon. Reservations husbands. 1XORA CIRCLE will meet F ri­ served after the meeting by Mrs. Council. should be made with unit repre­ day, January 10 at 10:00 A. M. at This was a mighty sad day Most designers snub French po­ Linnic Moyc and her committee. sentatives by Tuesday, January It. the home of Mrs. John Morgan, the Mayfair Country Club. Sad tato-sack styles, which render the 124 N. Summerlin. Co-hostess will for golfers who were tilting at fair sex almost sexless. But they he Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth. Dr. J. bridge tables In their homes, or W atch Night Held have " a little influence here and O fficers O f Fleet F. Darby will speak on principles toasting their toe* In front of the there,’’ said Warshaw. fire, —but not sad for four of us of plant diseases. A t Barnett Church More Bikini* Reserve A uxiliary who ate in solitary splendor I HEMEROCALUS CIRCLE wilt Extremely tight fitting dresses ENTERPRISE- Watch Night met January 9 at 7:30 P. M. at the empty club house. The food service was held a t the Barnett are out. So are full skirts that bil­ To Be Installed '.he home of Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, was delicious anil the heat was on low out when you sit down. The Installation' of the newly 1719 South Sanford Ave. Co-hostess­ —which is more than I can esy Memorial Church Tuesday evening Urachwear has gone nautical elected officers of the Ladies Auxi­ es will lx- Mrs. Carl F. Ltrnl and for ninny spots on this cold day. beginning at 9:30. Games and con- with lots of red. white and blue liary of the Fleet Reserve will take Mrs. Clara lladorer. Tho program Helen Andrew has a gorgeous tests were played. A period of re stripes, middy collars snd sailor place at the C. P. O. Club, 8 P. M. will bo on the conservation of new convertible—had to admire . creation and refreshments was fol­ ties. on January 10th. birds. Guest speaker will be Carl that. It is a lovely pearl gray with Bikinis are more popular. They lowed by a film. The worship xerDignitaries representing the Na Lind, who will also show slides. gray top. vice was climaxed with a candle­ won't replace traditional swim suit tlona! Fleet Reserve Auxiliary will PALM CIRCLE will meet In De Am late and must run —but styles, hut more bikinis will be light eonimunlon service at mid be In attendance, and the Region jtj ry at the home of Mrs. Gregory prnmlso some little goodies to­ Jew elry Store night. This is an annual custom seen on beaches next summer. al Vice President from Miami, Kfssenlch on Plumosa Drive .it morrow. Just haven't bad tb Backlinrs are plunging. Neck* Florida will officiate at the cere ol the Barnett Church and h an 9:30 a. m. Thursday, January 9, time to formulate them in my 212 E. FI ret St. Th. FA 2-1981 lines aren’t getting any higher, FA 2-0181 202 K. 1st impressive way to begin a New mony. Co-liostcas will be Mrs David Hoo­ weak little mind. Good nljlit. either. * Year. Th: program will be highiightrd ke?. General II. P. Newton will he Knee-length dresses are not hy a Buffet Dinner with a dance the guest speaker. His subject i« shown, In spite of efforts of French following the Installation. Music the cultivation of camellias snd designer* to put the knobby-knee will be provided by the orchestra their use in landscaping, lie will back la the limelight. Florida fash­ of Sidney Vlhlen. Member* of the show slides of the more famous ions feature hemlines 15 to 18 inch­ Fleet Reserve Unit and the Ladles varieties. es from the floor for daytime Auxiliary and their guests are InMAGNOLIA CIRCLE will meet and ballerina length for evening. vited to attend this first event Thursday, January 9 at 10:00 A. Examples of the new “ looks" of the new year. Tickets may be M. with Mrs. Arthur Harris, 1118 that have sneaked Into Florida obtained from any Fleet Reserve Lincoln Drive. Co-hostesses for the fashions from Paris, Rome and Member or any Fleet Reserve covered dish luncheon will he New* York are tho “ bubble skirt" Aunliary member. Mrs. William Wasson, Mrs. R. I. ami “ cream.puff" silhouette. They Elam, and Mrs. Frank Llcske. give the effect of a balloon Inflated Guest apeakrr will be Mrs. Charter around the hips. Wilkie, whose subject will lie cor­ X lM r C tX v . li j o S.W .C Plans "Released Sheath" sages. There are furs on cocktail dress­ The JACARAN1U CIRCLE will es, lots of barrel-shaped suit jack­ Interesting Show meet Kridav at the home of Mra. « Plans art- bring formulated for ets and ribbon. One designer, L. N. R. Whitney, 409 Mellonville Storm, used 110 yards of ribbon In the Animatrd Magazine which will Ave. at 7:30 P. M. Co hostesses will horizontal hands'to make a cock­ he presented hy the Sanford Wom­ ho Mrs. George Ewing and Mrs tail dress. an's Club January 15 at 3:00 p. m. Beulah Thornton. The favorite ailhouetta of Flor­ Editor in Chief Is Mrs. L. E. Spen­ ROSE CIRCLE of the Sanford ida designer! is the “ released cer, Her associate editor I* Mrs. Cardrn Club will meet at 9 13 ■ sheath,” a dress which hugs the W. D. Chisolm. m. at the home of Mrs. I). H. The magazine fairy will be playnatural curves. But it Is not so Mathers, 2301 Lucretia Court. tight as some of last year's styles. ed hy Miss Joy Duggar. The mag Speaker will be Mra. J. D. Wood­ It permits ladie* with not-so per­ arin# will he dedicated to an un­ ruff, who will talk on “New An­ by JANUARY 10th and earn fect proportion* to cover up what disclosed person that afternoon nuals and Plants". Students from Rollins College will nature missed. DIRT GARDENERS Circle will a full 12 M ON TH S’ RETURN * New erections have a wider provide music. meet at the home of Mrs. Irvin A skit will be presented by Mrs. range of fabrics this yesr. Cotton, IN 1958 Fleischer at 10,00 a. m. Friday the old stand-by, predominate*. C. C. Welsh, who U known to morning. There also are many printed alike, many for her wit and charm. Mrs. HIBISCUS Circle will meet Welsh will be remembered for linen, satin, woolens and lice. Friday, Jan. 10 at 1:30 p. m. at skits given In the past. I-neat manufacturers no longer (he home of Mr*. D, If. Fauver, The Rev. Robert Spear Jr., pas confine themselves to warm-wea­ at Eureka Hammock. ther styles, said Warshaw. Many tor of the Church of the Nazarene. will present the editorial, entitled designs are heavier snd suitable CURRENT RATE 3y, % PER ANNUM “The Day R eturns". for northern resort wear. Specially Priced The Animated Magazine la open Moat popular colors fall Into three categories: American neu­ to the public, and tourists are en­ trals, Island bright* and under­ couraged to come. A tea will fol­ low the stage performance. water tints. Beige is tbe top neutral shade. Island bright* Include rich tropleal blnatlons. 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Virginia Leads Basketball Ratings By NORMAN MILLER United Preen Sparta Writer NEW YORK HI — West Virgin­ Jim Spalding, a soft-spoken 33ia's two-polnt-i-minute Mountain­ year old civil engineer from Louis­ eers, undefeated A 10 games, took ville, Ky., much-decorated veteran over first place A A e United Press of two wara, 'll considered by college basketball ratAgs today, many Ae greatest bowling cham­ with Oklahoma State and Oregon pion of 1937. Slate Ale week's newcomers A Spalding, tock on 10.608 oA er con­ Ae top 10 group. testants In tournament play and Kansas, which bad topped tba bested them all. He broke a 30ratings for Ae two previous weeks, year old scoring record and In so dropped to eecond place, followed doing topped the best efforts of Bg OSCAR FRALEY ln order by NorA Carolina'* defen* more than a half-mlllon contestants United Press Sports Writer dAg national champion, San Fran* who preceded him during a halfNEW YORK ( U P ) - You ein cisco and Kansas Statn. Once again century of competition in A a t tour­ have your Bill Russell* and Wilt It was a close race among Ae ney. Jim Spalding Is A e 1937 Ameri­ Chamberlalni but retiring NYU leaders, wlA 37 points separatAg can Bowling Congress Tournament coach Howard Cann, looking back Ao first Are* team i and 100 over 33 yeaas as a tap-ln tutor, points dividing tho top five. All-Events Champion. Five of A e teams ranked among His 20M pin total—an average said today he itlU ranks George of 312 for nine games — was es Mikan as A s greatest of Ae big Ae top 10 last week suffered de* feats to cause a moderate shaketahiished In competition against men. " I'd have to take Mikan over up of the 'ralingi. West Virginia t i U ANOCtEt (U?>— Muscular the nation*! best ten-pin atari who Freak gtranahai, wbn already kai were among those ten Aousand them all." said the former NYU was the Aird team to lead tho rth is n u t people b i n trying for A e Jitle. Based on past football and basketball eiptain ratAgs this season. NorA Caro­ m *80,000 Blnf experience, the Brunswick star’s and 1920 Olympic shot putter. lina and Kansas each held first — convinced record score may stand unchal­ "And Bob Cousy of the Boston place for two weeks. Mountaineers Survive Sicgo Wttng U An key to lenged for some years to come. Celtic i standi out In my miod as West VlrgAia, however, surviv­ •went. The sandy-haired bowler from Ae best all-around player I’ve ed the upset siege. Coach Fred j heir to fparkplug mDLouisville with the shy grin Is Ae ever seen.!* The 62-yesr-old coach Isn’t ont Schaus' sharpshooting BlountalnI m to Toledo, got oft on the best example of Ae universlal ap­ peal of bowling to come along In to dwell In the past and thinks eers, who snapped North Carolina's right foot Hander when ho » p tarod the *7,000 flrit prise In the msny a year. Spalding la not a A at the players of the modern era streak at 37 victoriea two weeks professional bowler. He's a civil are much more skillful tnan those ■go, have averaged 83.4 points A H M M Lm Angeloo Open, He had ■ 71-hole total of ITS—nine under engineer, partner In the Louisville of A e long ago. Yet he refuses their 10 triumphs. Twenty-one of Ae 33 leading engineering firm of Jones, Spalding to compare Ae ancient original p e r for the distance. The handsome ibotmiker. who & Jones. Ho bowls In two leagues Celtics with a team such as Ae coaches who make up Ae United current pro champions, Ae Boston Press Rating Board, made West had not won a tournament slnee a week—strictly for fun. Virginia A elr No. 1 choice. Nine capturing the *13,000 Eastern Open If .there's any doubt about hit Celtics. Different Typo of Game voted for Kansai 10-1, A rte for at Baltimore In IMS, was elated bowling ability, however, A e re­ "It'a a different type of game North Carolina 0-1 and two for cord shows that ha ended Ae with his victory. CHAMPION BABB1U OVIB OPfOSITlON-Lco Label, 37. success­ bowling season with a 199 aver­ these days," he explained. "H Ae San Francisco 10-1. "1 won more money In As tour­ fully defends Us World Banal Jumping Championship In GrossWest Virginia's point-total was lnger. N. Y , by clearing 18 of them The Hartford. Conn., skater age in cne league and a 196 In old Celtics had played the type of nament than I did In all of HST," firehouse game we do today, they 309, compared to 288 for Kansas leaped a distance of 37 feet, I0J Inches. ffmemaiionol) the other. he said. "I won something over *I.MM last year — which doesn't Spalding started to bowl In 1939 .probably would have been even and 282 for North Carolina. San Francisco best out Kansai State and ended the season with a 174 more skillful than Aey were. pay expenses In Ala game." "The old Celtics had enough for fourth place, 208 points to 200. average. Next season he upped it G reat as an amateur (or many »« i. u» f Moore Hockey "Stilt" Lose Hurt Kansas to 200. War Interfered and he didn't height, and guys like Johnny years and winner of Just about be finished like gang Oklahoma State, which tocii ad­ get back to bowling till A e 1953- Beckman and Nat Holman cer­ every major simon pure title eg- whip runnerup E. J. Butch Karri- I n i s a n o ’c K lo u # L e a g u e h I^IB W 31 season. During six yeara of tainly had as many skills as any vantage of the Incapacitation of eept the V. S. Amateur crown, son by three strokes. Harrison won *3,7SO for second military service in World War II of your modern players," he add- Wilt The Stilt, Chamberlain to gtranahan at 33 has been a Hop Leading Scorer place and young Gay Brewer, of and Korea, Capt. Spalding earn­ ed. "You have A remember it was beat Kansai early A the week, as a professional. MONTREAL W - Dickie Moore, ed two Purple Hearts anil Ae a different game and Aose exhi­ Jumped from 14A to ninA place Instead of this giving him sided Cincinnati, the third-round leader, Incentive It apparently affected his flnlihed third with a 279. Ilia fin- who has long played in the shadow Silver Star, among oA er decor­ bitions played by the old Celtics with an 8-1 record. game. While ho heal most of the leh was good for *2,CM. Bill Css- of such Montreal suprr star* rs ations. didn't mean too much. Oreglo Tate, kingpin of the Paci­ proi as an amateur, un it th is, per. one of tuo country's top mon- Maurice Richard. Jean Relivcau “ If Aey had played A ■ league, fic Coast Conference, expanded its Along with his Interrupted bowl­ tournament he n' er won much In *y winners last season, came In and Hernia Gcnffri.n, Is the Nn ing, Jim Spalding resumed his in­ it would have been differeeht," he record to J0-L and advanced one the way of hard ca'.h, Usually he *A with a 2W and collected *2,- tlonal Hockey League's n^w lead­ terrupted education after Korea, said firmly. "And those old Cel notch to I0A place. ing scorer. Cincinnati 8-1 moved up two finishing his civil engineering tics could have played in the pro was a threat—ar.d fia t ended It. ( *Mplaces A sixth, while Temple 7-2 Moore, who turned 27 Monday, course at the University of league of today." had his second biff week In a row, I-tiulsvllle and attending Speed Cann is stepping out under a and Bradley 8-1 were tied for sevregisterin'; six points on three Scii-ntiff. School. cloud. Ho has been Involved In a enA. Temple advanced three goals and three assists. According family brawl at NYU, and blames places from last week and Bradley to official figurrs, Moore holds a a poor season In which his team two. one-point leid over teammate Hen­ Competitive Exams has won only two games on the Michigan State and Maryland, ri Richard. 43-44. * loss of morale because he was ranked sixth and seventh last "fired.” week, wero lied for 12th place Moore has a total of 20 goals For Wild Life Can't Win Recruiting Battle with Texas Christian this week. and 20 assists while the little rock­ Officers Jan. 18 Enumerating his woes, he Mississippi State, which lUce West et has IS goals and 20 assists. Virginia hae a 10-0 record, headed Gordin Howe of the Detroit Red TALLAHASSEE M — The Game charges that: NYU does not give athletic the second 10 group. After tho Wings remained in third place with and Fresh Water Fish Commission OHIO STATE, M 7 P 41 points. The great right winger today announced competitive ex­ scholarships; city coUeges can't three-team tie for 12th place came p e p P e e r P E C O PP ■Iso plrkrd up six points. The five aminations for wild life officers win the recruiting battle against Kentucky, Utah and Minnesota In /P c o p f e p e p c e sshooU which have a scenic cam­ order, p o th e r three-team tie exis­ goals he counted in tour games will be held Saturday, Jan. IS. p la y , x .'p s 0 / s r e p pus life, and NYU ruined Ita other ted for 28th place among Califor­ raised his total to 20, tying him The tests, both written and oral, v n e a p p A P o re e p for the lead with Camille llcnry of will be given at the commission sports in an abortive attempt 10 nia, Iowa State and NorA Caro­ P O iE 0O PL TP /P New York. headquarters here and at Okee­ years ago to become "footbaU's lina State. TPAPKS ro TME/P 'OiP Two points hack of Howe In chobee, and at the Youth Conser­ Notre Dame of the East.” fxoewe&ffa,imm oa.\ "L et's faeo It," he barked, " re ­ BRAVES SIGN AGREEMENT fourth place was Itronco Horvath vation Camp in Ao Ocala National cruiting is 90 per cent of Ae bat­ MILWAUKEE (A— The Milwau­ of Boston. ItL-rnio Boom-Boom Forest. Gcofirion. Montreal’s former scor­ I’crjons passing the examina­ tle. Personally, I can't blame a kee Braves have signed a working ing champion, moved up two not­ tions will he placed nn the agency's boy who wants to gu to school, agreement with the Yakima, ches to fifth place. merit system eligibility list for let's say, s t a beautiful campus Wash., club !n Ae Class B North­ western League for 1958. The Jacques Plante, Montreal’s two- employment when vacancies occur. school such as North Carolina. " I went after a boy who now Braves said manager Hub Kiltie time Velina Trophy winner, ap­ Requirement* for the Job Include peared headed fnr a third st-.t.g.i a high school education, a Florida is in Ae Ivy League," he added. of Yakima approached them dur­ trophy, topping Hie list with a resident for two years, and the ap­ "Rut, while 1 knew his family ing the winter league meetings at t/ fpv \ vs \ ALPMawte composite goals-per-game average plicant must be between the ages well, his mother told me outright Culoradu Springs and asked for \ PAUMK IsS ffS 0RZN N AN weess that she wouldn’t let him go to an agreement. of 2.03. O f E A A \C t, f l t f C M of 21 ami 33. A'OTPE P A P E TEAM Be a t * PAUL MAC/A&.ce srhool In New York City because EPPS OKLAHOMA M tX /C O y fO A 0A *T A A \ there was so much crime and so The Argentine cowboy is known VENTURI TOP ROOKIE TITLB. M A l E T P fP G A T COLTS SIGN NICELY as a gaucho. CHICAGO or — Ken Venturi. 27- little campus life." 47. BALTIMORE W - Joe Nicely, year old San Francisco golfer who a 228-pouwl guard from The Uni­ turned pro in the U. S. Open last versity of West Virginia, has been June, was named pro golfs "Roo­ signed to a 1938 contract by the kie of the Year" Monday by Golf Raltiinnrr Colli of the National Digest Magazine. Venturi won JIT.'W/LL/AMS Football League. Nicely is a na­ 377 to rank 14th on the play-forP O fS P ’T pay circuit. , tive of Rupert, W. Va. W/P M.V.R a p a p p Laobupp copctuaet flAfter POP OPS BeAtop At WM/cMrr is * CKNTKAI. FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE <30 TO POP to a AM i APO \M /c x e y AND STORAGE CO. „.A OAVBUPOPLV \ \ \ 1 MAPTLE a p p tBYO/PTS. v ' P E P P Y P A P aV . Today's Sports Parade PS\ \CK. / "POP* V” wrr/f7X£ Ml/fMAft yf "AT o ff 7P0FPY. ^ —; BOBBY SMAPTT.CPt OF 7/ a p * M * 4 * * r co * * * * I K/OB, LEAP* lM*6tr£J* \o r ia A i \ eA M S P ^ m V pop V m OARMtN 0 A S /U O f/p s t w B e votep *fl6HT£R OF Ttif YTAKTW/ce b y ru e b o x /p o w RrrxR*. ^ ^ 3 r» AQiTMUA ANP'OthTl copsecutm eg** % CPAUEMS ROOM* Bragan Has Challenge As Cleveland Manager EDITORS: This Is tba 13th of 16 dispatches on the off-seasou outlook of each major league club for 1938, written by the managers of each dab. By BOBBY BROGAN Manager of Cleveland Indian*. Written for the United Press HAVANA M — I have as Cleve­ land's new manager a great chal­ lenge, bigger than when I signed with Pittsburgh. But L will have better players and better men around me. Our objectives are to win the pennant and to make Ae Indians a good drawing card. 1 am coming to a new league. This is exciting and a new experi­ ence to me. Perhaps many others wouldn't like to be A my plsee. Butl think that fellows like Frank Lane, Mel H^Rcr, Red Kress sml Eddie Stanky can help me a lo: while 1 learn about the Americas League. Ml novo To Help Indians One of the players who will help me a lot, not only ln Ae field but also as n drawing card, is Minnie Mlnoio. He ii one of A e best de­ fensive outfielders in the league and one of the top run producer*. He played 133 games last season and is Ao type who plays despite minor aches and pains. This fact Is one of great importance to a team. Minosn is the type player who always givei his best in Ae Reid. He will be. no doubt of It, the sparkplug of the Indians. I know wc will not have Early Wynn around, but I think wc have several promising youngsters who might surprise. Wynn's place could he occupied by Cal McLlsh, Hink Aguirre or newcomers Jim Grant and Dick Brodowskl (Aese played with San Diego Padres last summer). I don't w ant to take ID Narleskl or Don Mosel from bullpen. They are A e best In thst department and I Aink they could bo more useful as relievers Asa a* starters. My pitching staff will be built around Herb Score. As far as t know he is the ace of the staff-* and the ace on any stuff. Accord­ ing to Lane his vision should be normal when spring tralnAg opens. I am hopAf that he wtfl have a big year, because he cm help as much as any sAgle player in Ae league. Yankee* Main Problem One of my maA problems win be to best Ae Yankees — or at least finish as near as possible to them. The Yankees can be beaten but at the same tim e it Is hard to find holes in cluba like that. It's like Oklatroma losing to N ot) Dame A football. It happenrd and you weuld’Hik* to seo it happen again. Right now our big need Is sa ln fielder, especially a second baseman. It's possible that one of the younger players on tho rozter might surprise, but we sure could uso a guy like Bobby Richardson. In spring training my two pri­ mary tasks will be gettAg to my own club and a t the same tin learning about the new league. Oh, one more thing: I don't rrpect to give much trouble to American League umpires. In fact 1 expect to manage every innin| of our 134 games. < & J2 J 'V t ld OainUKS a I ml / M a r t i S)aXMJ. L OWHOLESALE C K E R AND P LRETAIL ANT •101 Wetil Thirteenth Street I’hone FA 2-5H31 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS .- Fill. * SAT. FI.A. GRADE A - DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS LARGE W r 4 T / f * (t * X ~L G E ' D 0 Z * r f a l^ N D 0 Z - 62c Take Your Pick For — HOMESITE or INVESTMENT j£aJw VYla/ikham fcidcdaA Ten Miles West of Sanford 65 c 90 Beautiful Lots WESTERN FORK—OUR OWN HICKORY SMOKED CHOPSb59c WESTERN LEAN RAIN OR SHINE Floreco Treul 8:10 P.M. ★ Nightly ★ Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. except Sunday * Heated Stands * Luxurious Clubhouse Sorry, No Minora PORK CHOPS C enter" 59c DEVILED GROUND BREADED SHRIMP CRABS 2 for43< 47c 53c Jerry Collins, Operator Lakefront $500. 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CHICAGO ( U P ) - The old Is The Mid-week Bible Hour of the melded i to the new in the latest Firit Preibyterian Church will be home furnishings lines which soon conducted by 'he pastor. Rev. A. will begin attracting homemakrra' G. Melnnii, at 7:00 p. m. eyes. The Chancel Choir ol the First The home fashion trend for 1938 Preibjrterlan Church will meet for —if there Is a trend—Is a more rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. pronounced blend of the functional 3:13—Recreation for the Method- elements of modern contemporary’ lit Junior Choir In McKinley llali with the warmth, romance and 3:30— Choir practice for Junior nostalgia of the traditional, indus­ try spokesman said today. Boys The “ melded • style" collections 4:14—Choir practice for Junior were apparent everywhere as the Choir Girls international home furnishings •:15—Senior Choir Practice m arket opened Monday in the 7:30— Chancel Choir Practice Merchandise Mart and the Ameri­ UlCKMl w The Deaeoni of the First Pres­ can Furniture Mbrt. byterian Church will meet in the More than 23,000 dealers began Session Room at 7:43 i . m. selecting the furniture that will ItllSAl appear within a few monthi in 1:13 Cherub Choir Practice at showrooms across the country. First Methodist Church. Ih e market dosed to the public, BAiTItllAY runs through Jan. 17. The Caitle Class of First Metho­ M a n y manufacturers showed dist Church meets at 7:30 p. m collections of contemporary pieces MONDAY in whlyh old world Influences were The Friendship League »f the used to sdd elegance and roman­ Congregational Christlon Church tic charm. will held a meeting and installa­ Individual Flavor tion of officers for 1938 at 1:30 One firm. Davis Cabinet Co ol P, M. Monday. January 13, at Nashville, Tenn. featured a new tha homt of 3Irs. I.aura Bail, Renaissance—inspired line of solid SMI Elm At*. walnut and sturdy oak furniture. NEW Arrivals In Local Hospital BABY GIRL MOORE, da­ ughter of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Moore, DeLand. Rom Jan. 4. 1958. (Photo by Bergstrom) BAUY GIRL ughter of Mr. ald L. Fuller, Jan. I. 1958. (Photo , By OAT PAULKT Veiled PreM Women's Editor NEW YORK TP—The spring erop of colors and gabrics Is bountiful this season, even If there Is a fam ­ ine In silhouettes. It's as if designers were saying to women. “Okay, we’re sivln» von little other than tho loose-fitted chemise and its variations In silhouette. But we'll make It up to 'you otherwise." Bold solid colors and splashy floral prints are featured by the 30 firms who this week are parti­ cipating In tba semi annual showlags by the couture group of the New York Dress Institute. Sfe V n l i r i f m i l Wed. Jan. 8, 195ft—P a c t ■ LATE VISITOR ENDICOTT, X. Y- — (UP) — Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stager figure who was banging on front door about midnight, got up from bad, went to t h a : door, opened it and met the dy sta rt of a dear. I Each piece had an Individual Havor. ' The geometric, nail • studded doors on a low cabinet reflected the Moorish influence in sixteenth century Spanish furniture: the graceful wood turnings of a Por­ tuguese doorway inspired the Coatboard of one bed; the Italian Re­ naissance showed in another soft­ ly shaped panel bed: and panel work of the Dutch renaissance was Incorporated In the moulded draw­ ers of dressers and chests. The melding of the old with the new also was carried nut In a new collection inspired by the Pennsytvanla Shakers, some of the finest designers and craftsmen In Amer­ ican history. This contemporary’ line Includes such nostalgic pieces as a catkinback chair, saw-buck table and a very tall tester, hr four-poster bed The collection combines the aus­ tere taste of the shakers with the versatility of contemporary furni­ ture. Modified Modern As the “ sterile m*dern” has been modified hy an aura of ro­ mance. so makers of traditional furniture have Incorporated modern Influences In their lines One longtime maker of Early Ameriran furniture Williams Fur­ niture Corn of Sumter. S. C eshiblted a new correlated line In which a triple ifresser embodied modern drawer arrangemeu' with basic Colonial design, A buffet In Ihe same line featured a Colonialtype raised panel door on a com­ partment on one side and a funetlonal, multipie sire drawers on the opposite side and In the mid­ dle. Correlated groupings for the liv­ ing. dining and bedrooms—well et. tihli'hed in the high price brack­ ets — have been extended to the mass market. A maker of low. priced furniture Dixie Furniture Co. of Lexington, N. C. showed a new collection of more than 80 pieces from which the homemak-r can furnish her bedrooms, living room and dining room. Fabrics Are E itravagaat Fabrics are extravagant—thick, downy tweeds in silk, silk erepes, chiffons and aurahs, silk twills, brushed fleecy wools, hand-pslnted Chantilly laces, pure linens and silks which look tike linen, and * H irri* tweed-woven to look like rustie cottons Manufacturer Harvey Bertn showed party dresses In white lace embroidered with pink flosj. Ceil Chapman’s cocktail and evening dress collections was full of glossy floral cottona rich as tilk in tex­ ture. And Samuel Winston bragged that the fabric in a white re-emhroidered and appliqued lace even­ ing dress cost him SI 48 a yard. Colors Are Vibrant Colors in both daytime and even­ ing wear are vibrant rather than subdued. Miss Chapman featured a whole group of figure revealing evening dresses in flame red chif­ fon. And bright red suita and eoats show through most collections. The firm of Originals showed coats in Bougainvilla red, clear yellow, mel­ on, aralea pink, flame red and tobacco brown. Navy remains the spring favor­ ite, usually combined with white. And white stands alone In many collections. Viss Chapman showed one slim-cut short cocktail dress in white silk crepe, topped by a white wool jersey jacket fastened below the waist with a big Jewell­ ed button. iB H T la tha day of a y trouble w ill call upon Thee: for ThOM) wilt answer me.— (P aala T.) How wonderfully b le a t. those who are ao strong and steadfast In thalr faith—wt whenever U wavers for an ! •tent, affirm It at once stored! They ahall never be long deaolata or Borrowed* foe they live in God. YOU’RE AN HONORARY SHERIFF now, a&id Deputy Sheriff Jamci Singletary, representmg Seminole County Sheriff J. L Hobby, aa ha pinnad a badge on Courtesy Week guests of Stufforil, Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Sainee. (Staff Photo) Educators Start Series Of Meetings MIAMI BEACH (UP)— The rdu cators who will have the job of producing the scientists to match Russia’s technological advances started a week long scries of meet­ ings Monday. The 44th annual convention of the Association of American Colleges AAC opens with a banquet tonight. But 13 subsidiary groups of educators, most of them repre­ senting religious Institutions, began NEW EATING RECORD BERUNUTON, England ( I T ) - meetings Monday. Joe Steel, who claims the title uf “world eating champion," set another record Wednesday. He ate seven feet, !0-fnrhes of saus­ age in five and a half minutes. He said he would have done bet­ ter but he already had a hearty breakfast only a few hours ear­ lier. The AAC and compannn orga­ nizations has attracted more than 1,000 high ranking educator*, and uppermost la their mind* it dlscusslon of how to turn out more scientists and finding the money to do It. Principal speaker at the meet* ings will he President John A. Hannah of Michigan State Univer­ sity. Hannah recently wa* named by President Eisenhower to head tho federal Civil Rights Commit- L it t le F o lk s by w WADE'S There Prices YO U 'LL L / X F E V E R Y T H / H G Effective A B O U T OUR M E A T S Thru Sat. Jan. 11th Ilormcl’s Famous TENDER CURED Smoked by Bergstrom) _____ HAMS Whole or Half HORMEL’S All Meat Fresh ROSTON BUTT Lb. SUNNYLAND PURE PORK v '‘ 1/C - • . ; A MIGHTY HAPPY COUPLE were Mr. and Mr*. Wendall Saines just after thev received their Courtesy Week gifts at the Mayfair Inn. The two guests of the City of Sanford for more than a day to kick off Courtesy Week here. (Staff Photo) BABY GIRL HUFFMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Huffman, San­ ford. Born Jan. 3, 1958. (Photo by Bergstrom) KOW AT OUR NEW Legal Notice LOCATION 2553 PARK AVE. JVJany Courteous Weel Cash. balance# w ith o t h e r b a n k s . In cluding ro a e r v o b alan ea. an d cash Itarna In orocoaa c f co llectio n ................ .......... I SSI.701 IT United sttataa G o v e r n m e n t o b l i g a t i o n s d i r e c t a n d g u a r a n t e e d 3 1 * 1 >)< ) > «j b l i a a t i o n a o t rita te s an d 1 l i n e a l su b d lv lsio sa lll.llfttl O t h e r b<»nde. R u i n , a n d d e b e n t u r e * —— . ISO.Sdu SO C o r p o r a t e stock* (i n c l u d in g I.Nona sto c k of r * l * r a l Itsiarvs Rank) .............. ........................................... .... . ., N ona L«.tas and d iteo ijn ts H n r l u d l n g Mona o v e r d r a f t # ) I HI M* 12 Hank prem tees o w n e d I 44.709 00, f u r n i t u r e and fu tu re * M 7.H o 00 II 41* SO ‘ Hank p r t m i M i • *r.ad a r t s u b je c t to N na D sn s n * t a ssu m ed by b a n k ) llaal as ta ta o w n a d o t h a r t n a a u a a k p r s m la s a _ Noso l n v as* man *« a n d o t h a r ae*«te I n d l r a c t l y r e p r e s e n t i n g h a n k prsm<aaa 01 o t h a r ro al a a t a t a ,n n« C ubic m a n ' l i a b ility to thia h a n k on a c c a p t a a e a t o u t s t a n d i n g N n« O th a r assets ............. . . . . ........................... ..._____ __________ 1.42) >4 TOTAL L I A B I L I T I E S C A P I T A L ACCOUNTS I 014.1*0 12 C a p it a l * - 0210.900 M - los u-ju.au Surplus _ Westinghouse & Maytag Appliances Coleman Heaters Sunbeam Appliance BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER FA 2-3672 Undivided p r o fl t a Hater * i i (and r o t l r o m a n t a«c«-uat for TOTAL C A P I T A L ACCOUNTS NIBLET ? - CORN 1 3 5 t SAUER 2 KRAUT Tomatoes 303 Can 2 For a)k*r Durnuau --------------------------------- ,, , TOMATO SAUCE A MMO N I A Qt. 19c E-Z 1.117 *•>» #» Starch 1h 8 a l - 01. 22c 1 * 1 Loan* *• *kuwo a k a * * a r e a{ t* r > * 4 u eU aa a t r a . a t « a a a t — - ......................... ............... , ____ ]j ;n n i k i *«cu rltl* * a* t k n w a a k o v * a r e a ( l a ( * « * u c i l o a of r . . « r « « * of . ________ k * ,, I U * tv I t Ooual***. t a a h l a r ot l a a a k o t e - a a m t u t * * k . <1 , , l . m n h ■ ««ar t a * t t n a ako«* * i a t * m « n l I* ir u * a n * t h a t II f u l ly *n .| , r * o tl« r o y i . t t n l i Hi* I ru * *t«t« ol Ilia **v*r*l u.*U*r* k * r* ln c o n i a l a - * *n,| f o r m , la Ik* k«*l of m« k i 4 « l * J t > a n * k«llaf. i Corracl—Atl«K. 'i*r> it l>oual**e W. a. Patrick T. E Tucker I 43c 39c 49c Lb. Jh o p u fi J'DDdA BIRDSEYE—10-oz. BROCCOLI SPEARS 2 For 49c 2 For 39c BIRDSTYE—12-oz. 43c Swansons 8-oz. Chicken Livers 59c Argo 303 Cans For 3 25c GREEN PEAS ’ For HEINZ HEINZ 16-Oz. Can HOOD’S 027.744 21 j 2.210.11 D irecto r* C H o w i r d M c N u lty * t * t * *f P l u rl d a . C a u a t r o f X*mlnol* *w->r* to an d • u h r n t * t b « f o r a m* t h l a Slh 4 t y »f J a n u a r y t i l l • n-l t h *r*by c e r t i f y t h a t I a m n o t an offl *r o r d t r a e t o r o t Ihl* bank. U w lu th r I'. Haiti** f o r m . r l r D o r o t h y l ‘. k . a d r l c * N e t a r r P u b l t - S t* t* o f F l o r i d , a t ! a r , » . >ly c o m m l a a t a a *aslr*4 i O c t 1*. IMS. Bond** ky A m a r l c a a l u r a t y Ca *f N T. PORK CHOPS MORTON’S—8-oz. 2 For MACCARONI and CHEESE HUNT S m Oz. Cana 1 Lb. Bag EN n CUT S P I N A C H prsfarrad' capital) TOTAL L I A B I L I T I E S A ND C A P I T A L ACCOUNT# * Thlo n a n k 'a c a p i t a l cunalstp • ( C o m m o a s t o c k w i t h t o t a l o a r v a l u a o f | | a d oeo.09 Mk.WOHA.MI4 A u a t * p l * 1 , ' 4 o r «i j i « n . a t a s e c u r e I n k . t m * . a n * t a r SAUSAGE GREEN GIANT Oz. • 112.110 12 LiatiiLiriLP D e m a n d deposit# of In d lv ld u a la . p a r l n t r a a i p s , a n d cor* puratU na 4.2)1 201 t« T i m s d s p o s lta of IndlvIduAia. p a r t n a r s h l p s . a a d s o r p o r a * Ilona .......................... . ..........., . —, - — 2.Ml,IM 41 Dspoalta of L'altad d t o t s a t i o v o r n m a a t ( i n c l u d i n g p o s ta l eivtncai -----r ..r _ _ _ — , --------------------- -----*4.212 12 fit# g f H«»»e* • • d fOll l i f t I 0 'Jbd!*tft«»q« b«t) 4 i i ( i of b a n k s . 2 J 9 i l l 2<) O th e r dapoalta ( c a r tilled a a d < fHeart tibtaks oto.) — — 71.411 M TOTAL D K P O k l l c i __ 11,122.111 U Hills p a r a b l e , r o d .a e o u a t a and otispr liab ilitie s fo r k o v ro n ad money M o r tg a g e e o r o t h e r liana .Mono 0 0 P eak g ro m ls o o a n d Nona on o th o r r e a l a s t a t o -------- --------- _________________ _______ Moao Aecaotancas esecuted hr or for oceouot of thto hook and putoian Jir « Moa* Othor liabilities ------------------------------------- -»1.741.01 Bargains SILVER FLOSS 303 Can* STANDARD in f o u r o r i tisiiiT in* n r •*ri.oiuiM «TATfc ha * k o r m r n i r n 1* in i h i : b i i t i : o r m .0 1 * 1 0 4 at Tiir. 11.04h o r nt «in i : ib on n e t. at. m r . AtftfcTl TOTAL AR4ETH ]|S3 Park At *. BACON lb. 39c PORK ROAST BABY BOY FRONTZ. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Frontz, Sanford. Rom Jan. 3, 1951. (Photo by Bergstrom) Lb. Sliced lb. 49c SIIURFRESH r; ^ 4 Economy WIENERS ■ Harry C. Echelharger 103 E. Woodland Dr Sanford, Florida NO PtE, Baxter , but z HAVt THE CNACKItfiT LUNCH VOU EVER SAW. t'Vt BEEN SHOPPING AT vou FULLER, da­ mid Mr*. Ron­ Sanford. Born ■ M U TU A L, SieXce at avia C«Na«n Oi iIJiaA IT), Soar* at Otrxten at Mattel ke* **cl*r*4 • guortwty *M*e»* <1 nine in ti e«r that, payable an January IS, tVJI, la *erekelder« of retard or o» Decenker II, 1937. B/LL WADE H A V IM ’T 6 0 T A P IE I N T H E HOUSE t C O U LD P P A C T IC t O N HAVI YOU, . OBANM Af VAI.GKANUE Jl ST PRACTICE BOLZANO, Italy Oh-. Two young German climber* said to­ day they were going to try a mid­ winter climb of 13,781-foot Mount Blanc, Europe’s highest mountain. The two mountaineers George Ekmann and Hubert Baumgartner, both *Jt>, »aid their unprecedented winter climb of tha 10,600-foot Valgrande tower in the Civetta group of the Dolomites tills week was “just practice" for the Mount Ulanc climb. slon. He will address tonight’s banqutt of the association. _ will __ welcome Gov. LeRoy Collins tht „ the h.nquet. • Largest of the meetings Is that of the Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges which represents M colleges In 33 states. The AAC Is composed of 730 col­ leges and unlvsrsltlss— 93 per cent of the nstlon’e accredited fouryear liberal arts and science* col­ leges. Campside Beam JOAN OF ARC 15 Oz. C»n 10c KIDNEY BEANS ALASKA SALMON CATSUP 14 oz. Btl. I VC IV * Tall Can ■ 4 STOKELY’S Cut Green Beans 303 Cans 33c « 2 <2, ■super! market! Q U A llir M FA I ’ 144 fOUTI o a . t l t y y l,h t 7 ~ T �• - AUSTIN, Tex (UP)— A Uni­ A* woman’* 'duration prugrewe*. versity of Texas sociologist be­ her choice of specialized fields i* lieve* the United States I* not more restricted than for young developing it* "wonumpower” to men. The heavy hand of tradition ha* not been entirely lifted in its full capacity. Dr. Robert L Sutherland, d i ­ this respect, though. women ire rector of the University's Ilogg entering more field*. . . than Foundation for Mental JteXllh, ever before. **fn the hext stage when young said there Is a need for mora re­ search and educational planning children are in the home, women that take into account up-to-date are there, too. A third of them vl‘:l statistics on borth, marriage are tempted or required to sock employment after the children go only 32 years of age. property be asseiscd at it* full Sutherland pointed out today's to school. After the children have cash value. American woman i* through with left home, a still higher percentThe counr'l, indi-iting that as­ bringing up children earlier than nee i* available for employment sessment of property at 100 per ever before and ha* time on her or for volunteer civic work or cent of Its value for tax purposes hands for more years than any for new pattern* of family livJnjr education,’’ should be accompanied by a law other woman in the modem or for continued Sutherland said. requiring that tax millagcs he world. reduced accordingly, dlrcctrd Its The sociologist said that in half Special Finance and Taxation Com­ the cases a married woman will mittee to schedule the conference have her youngest' chilli in the with Collins. first grade when the mother is Chairman of the comm.tteo is only 31 years of age. Sen. B. C. Pearce of Palaika. “ lly ago 3*. middle life for At its annual meeting here, the hulf our married women begin*. coiincil elected Hep. W, C. Iterrcll Their definite objectives of mar­ A PATCH CITING HIM for being tho only nctlvo bombardier in Heavy Attack to have of Dade as chairman, succeeding rying and hating a family have (right) by CDR. J. M. Tulley former Hep. James Moody of been reniixrd. A woman entering Bcorctl n bulls eye wns presented p--------- - to A1- (' „ tmpbcll, . - AE1 , J r„ Commanding Officer of Heavy Attack S .undron Five. The presentation of tho award HUIsbohragh who resigned from middle life In her thirties know* .was made at Quarters. (Official IT. S. Navy Photo) the Mouse to become a circuit that the chance* arc she will live Judge. at least In more years. Wliat Rep Williams Chappell of Mar will she do with these years?" Lo Stretch Favored Ion was appointed to the council Sutherland asked. to sucecrd Henry Land of Orange Interfere* In S O K C ‘ Hot Box’ who resigned from the House to , At theMarriage. same tlme. thc trend to­ A local greyhound named Lo run unsuccessfully for the Senate ' ward younger marriage* and Stretch is favored over a talented llep. Emmett S. Roberts of Palm earlier families means women hunch of nationally-ranked stars in Reach was natnrd to the rmindl to have less opportunity to acquire the midweek "hot box” scheduled succeed Rep. A. J. Musselman of education or skill-training in look on more tempo and it was for the 10th race tonight at the Rroward. By Marian Jones their 30‘s, Sutherland said. The suggestion for the confer­ OVIEDO— In game that was Andy Duda and Carl Fabry scor­ Sanfnrd-Orlando Kennel Club. "Wo need to know wore about packed with excitement, the Oviedo ing most of the way sparked by The 50-pound brlmlle ml**, cur ence with Collins over tax evalua­ the relationahips between the re­ L illie s nosed out the Lyman (juln- some shots by Miko Duda and rently the most explosive package tions came from Sen. Merrill Bar- sponsibilities women are assum­ Jimmy Brookshire at the crucial te t by a score of SMB. on the track, belongs to 11. C. tier of Vcro Beach. Ilarlter charged ing at various age* and about Unusual to sec was the small times. Ivlcdo gained IB points In Davli of Longwnod who lives that Collins’ 100 per cent evaluacrowd which attended an Ovlodo- the second quarter while Lyman across the street from Hie SOKC. | lion order—if carried out— could their readiness for them," the so­ ciologist stated. Lyman turnout last night. When gained only six. hccoma n "Frankenstein that Meanwhile, somi? aO winter visit­ "Equal education along with these two taams clash In the gym­ Toward the end of the second would eat u* tip." boys come* during the early nasium it Is usually filled to cap­ quarter Capt. Carl Fabry attempt' ors to Sanford now staying at the "In my opinion, it would be acity, However, quite a few did cd to duck and shoot. Kenneth Mayfair Inn arc still talking about very dangerous to force the tax years,’’ he said. "F or girls more brave the cold to see the two an- Miller of Lyman, In attempting to a pleasant evening spent at the assessors to assess'real property than hoys this is interrupted by marriage and early child-rearing. cicnt rivals. slop hi in, look a head-on summer­ track Monday night. Members of the group, represent­ at full value without having a ; The Oviedo Girls game got off sault over the 0 foot 4 Oviedo lad. legislative restriction on tax nullto ■ quick start when Capt. Me­ As ho remained on the floor the ing Ihe Symphonic Radio and Elec age," he said. East-W est Battle lanie Jackson tossed In two points crowd knew he was injured, but tronie Corporation of Brunswick, In directing tax assessors to for the local quintet. Lyman miss- he gut up and walked around tho N. J., were guest* of the track in ad on two free shot) hut quickly court testing hi* Injured knee. Me the Clubhouse for the Monday rac­ jack up real properly value*. Col­ For T V Suprem acy lins made It plain that he rxpectrd dtade a field goal. Then Oviedo look a thunderous round of ap­ ing program. A special event, tagged.the Sym­ that tax millagcs would he re­ Ends Th is W eek made a free shot making it 3 2 plause from both aides as ho re­ Oviedo. Ann. DcShazo then came mained .in the game but in the phonic Mamiirnp, was run off 1c duced by the county commissions By VERNON 8COIT through with another field goal early part of Uie third quarter the ninth race to honor the visitors. at die same time. United I*i t s * Hollywood Writer Free Copy, former Daytona Roach Ben. r»ul Klckliter of Tampa making It 3-2 Oviedo. Lyman tall­ Coach Jim I’ayne took him out HOLLYWOOD (U P )—'The Eastied with a field goal and then a and he did not return to tho game. champ, won the fivc-ilxtcrnlli*' said without pegging millagcs at West battle for television suprem­ mile trst handily. I reduced figures, property,tax In* flree shot which tied the game at Talking with Coarh l’ayne, wa un­ And while rain prcvcnlrd a pre­ \ creased asse sments would be acy quietly ended this week when 5-3. derstood Miller’s knca-cup was "Studio One,” hell cow of New sentation ceremony on the track. "disastrous” to the state. . This Is the way (he game went badly injured. York video, moved luck, stock Trainer Jim Swafford brought the throughout. In the last half of the game beautiful black dog into the com­ Collins hinted strongly that he and producer to greener Holly­ would use his powers to suspend wood pastures. 1 It was Capt. Melanie Jackson all Oviedo pulled way out In front ami the way last night as she tallied I was never threatened from thrro fortable, glass-enclosed clubhouse tax officials who Ignore his orders. This was the erusher lor E ast-; for pictures with tho "Symphonic” Hut Senate President W. A. Shands 30 points for the local quintet, on. ern IV. It ended all arguments delegation. fltary Ann Slaton was second high of Gainesville said it is a ‘‘100 to as to which coast is the TV capi­ Andy Duda was high point man Mrs. A1 Leon and Mrs. Ray ele­ In points making ir> of the other one shot’* that any tax assessor 18. In tin* final few minutes of Hu- for Oviedo with Id points. Mike ven* presented u silver platter to so removed would be reinstated by tal. "Live” Productions Popular game, with the local girls leading Farley of Lyman made I t of hi* Swafford In the unique post-race the Senate "so it I* ineffective Popularity of film shows over by a lead of 7 points and the rlnck 1team's Hi points. Kenneth Miller ceremonies. from Uie practical approach except "live” productions tipped the In the red Indicating the near end is usually Farley ofarymunTILc to cause confusion.” Departure frnm Japan by s na­ Members of tho _rommittee fo scales In favor of tnovicland three of the game, the local girl* lost is usually in high point position fur control of the hall and Lyman Lyman but was handicapped by tive was an nflcnse punishable hy meet with Collins iu addition to years ago. But Gotham continued Came through to within three his injury. The Oviedo boys A and death until 1870. Pearce, Barber and Shands are lo turn out consistently superior points of the final score. The B string will meet Titusville here Sen. Wilson Carraway, Tallahas­ live dramas — "Studio One," Oviedo girls ngaln gained possess­ Friday night In the local gymnas­ ly brings out a gnod crowd. see, Mouse S|waker Doyle Cdnner “ Kraft Theater,” "Robert Mont­ ion of Ihe hall as Coach Marguer­ ium. The cheer leaders did more of Bradford and Rep. Roy Surles gomery Presents,” "Circle Thea­ ter” and others. ite Partin called "time out” with This is another rivalry lhat usual- playing than the buys last night. of Polk. cine minute to go. The girls came Gradually Ihe West Coast came back into the game and followed up with its own live ones—1"Cli­ the Instructions of the ernwd to max’* and "Playhouse DO"—which freeze Hie ball. And the game end­ out-pulled the Eastern shows. ed 5M(t with the local girls in the Then came Hie Western trend Robson’s Moves lead. which almost put New York uui In the lmy» game, Coarh Miklrr of the TV business altogether. For To Magnolia Ave. started oft with Carl Fabry, Miko Jim Robson, proprietor of the every network show that bit Hu Duda. Andy Duda, Joseph Hilda dust back East a niadr-in-Holl>- popular Jim Robson Men's Wear and Jimmy Brookshire. These boys wood Western galloped in as a that for the past R year* ha* been Went almost alt Hio way. Coach replacement. located *t 300 E. First street, to­ only changed in the last few day officially announced hi* Only two major league dramatic minutes of play, despite the fact shows remain In the East. "Kraft" moving to n new location. that thu local lad* had the lead by The Jim Robson firm will lie in and "Steel Hour.” All others, a large majority alt the way. Hav­ the new address at 115 S. Mag­ (limed and live, emanate from ing covered the Lyman game so nolia avenue on Friday, January tinsel town. many years I was amazed not be­ 10th. Though the store will be East Still Quiz M rrra ing able lo believe that this was open and conducting business ns New York still lays claim lo Lyman playing. The first quarter being headquarter* for quiz and usual, extensive remodeling and was Just two trains racing up and panel shows. It also points with decoration i* still not completed down the court a* both sides miss­ pride to Sieve Allen and Ed Sul­ at the navy location. ed many chances to tally. livan. But "M averick," * Warner Kolisnn is a recogniied author­ The first quarter ended at 5 2 Brother* Western lias trampled ity on men’s fashions, having In favor of Oviedo them both m Sunday night ratings. , specialized in this field during In the second quarter the game More than 70 per cent of all net­ bis entire business career in S.ir,work TV now beams from Holly- yt-ar in bis chosen field this MAXWELL HOUSE 1 LB. BAG With So Or More Food Ordw Oviedo Lassies Nose Out Lyman Five 51-48 Georgia Grade A. I)AD ECONOMY SLICED J A COMMENDATION WAS PRESENTED to Holland Do Jong. AQC ( left) by COR. .). M. 'Fully Jr., Commanding Officer of Heavy A tta c k »i|umlron Five, Monday morning. Chief l)cJnng worked out n service change to Ihe I umbing computor used in tho A3D Skywarrior and his innovation haa been ndoptc l by the Navy Department. The invention will mill to bombing accuracy and be an aid t i navigation by better utilization of already existing parts. _________ (Official U. S. Navy I'hoto) CINemaScOPC A dm ission ADULTS—Matinee 80c Night 93c Student* <i0r — FEATURE — 1:00 - 3:17 - 0:34 - 9:21 ISRAEL SENTENCES THREE JERUSALEM, Israel (UP) - A Tot Aviv court has sentenced three Israelis to life Imprisonment In the slaying of Dr. Rudolf Kaitnrr, former chairman of the Jtw hh Rescue Committee In Null occup­ ied Budapest. Sentenced Tuesday for the March 3, 19M, slaying were Joseph Menkes, Zeev Eckstein and Dsn Sheriner. Earlier the court lull branded Kastner a* a man "who sold his soul to the devil” by cooperating with the Nazis in Uie extermination of Jews in Hun­ gary during World War 11. General Insurance M ONEY FRESH • MEATY Spare R Del Monico’s Boneless Guaranteed Tender sr HICKORY HILL Smoked it>. Sausage GOLDEN HARVEST Tomato Juice LARGE ROX—WAT. CH EER IIOI.SI'.M HOMOGENIZED Peanut Butter POTATOIS TO . P A Y - B I L L S THINKING A1JOUT AN IMPROVEMENT OR ADDITION TO YOUR HOME? Our HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE in voura for the ask ins. Mail coupon today and our Remodeling S pecialist will call and discuss your problem and gladly g iv e you a FREE ESTIMATE Clean up those nagging year-end bills quickly ...simply. A IG.A.C.I all-purpose loan does the trick. BANANAS HIT FA I,O—FROZEN—SLICED PHONE F I N A N C E You can pay for your Home Improvement in PAY MKNTS AS LOW AS $9.59 PER MONTH NO DOWN PAYMENT . . . I l l W*it Hut Street H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET ■ — DOWNTOWN—401 Watt Ctnlral Aremro PHONE FA 2-1151 II. JAMES GUT OBItl Moon Doily t-J. Friday 9 3 Clcvad SotutJoy --------------------------O RLAN DO — JAMES B. GUT . G4-dt* 3 44»3 COIONIALTOWN —t 743 (oil Colonial Drive GArdtn 3-2442 , » Offka Hotm. Daily US, Wtrftitidor I Laturda/ f -12 LOANS M A D lT o M S ID IN TS O F A l t N I A g B Y TOW N! iHtRE YOUR SHOPPING DOLLAR HAS MORE CENTS 329SANF0RDAVE. .f QUANTITIES LIMlTEQf OPEN SUNDAYS 8:00 til 12 NOO �“i l WANT A W H ER E M O RE P EO P LE DO M ORE B U YIN G AND SELLIN G • —l u i l aim t b u N p *1 S— REAL ESTATE FOR SALT, ,OST— Liver A whit* f*ii*'* pointer bird dog, on \V«r Fir»t St. Any out haring any iiU'u;.na­ W E HAVE A HOM E tion call I t F. Colt, FA 2-3214. FO R YOU J—fUK KENT lleepinr room*. TV. The Gable:, 201 Magnolia Ave, FA 3-U7S4*. HOMES— S 1 A I bathi. bedrooms 1FFICIENCY apartment i suit- Complete and ready for Immedi­ ablt for couple or tingle poiaun. ate occupancy. Private hath A shower, Ideally located a 1roes from Po*t Qtfiea. Inquire Jacobson Uep'.. Store. Location* Sou*b Pmeeresi — Sanford VELAKA APARTMENTS: rnJ™ Whispering Oak* — Titusville private hatha. 114 W. Fir«t tit. store building ami warehouse. filA ia eervice and FHA financ­ ing available. FA 2-2 M l. ft -MISCELLANEOUS NO 21—WORK WANTED Permanent r«:»2snt d*:lres peaiL IV E B A IT Fleming'.! Red £ Whit* Grocery tisn as stenegrtphar, aeere ary. bookkeeper, or general office Miw-ouri Minna** 2 dm. 21.00 Pop-Gut* Minnow* ,5 dm. 95c work, in years experience. Call —Worm*— FA 2-4ii55. Htone: FA 2-1611 \S ill keep children by day or week, Open Seven Da>* a Week rh. i a 2-0: 52. -Ftowere, Plant*., A t the 2J—III MNESS U PPO K T lN lT lta Cr.NTEtt riEC ES: Ph 2-1522 or FA 2-0270. Sanford, SAN- Man to aet u banded representa­ $ORD FLOWER SHOF. tive for the Singer Sewing Mac­ hine Co, m Sanford. Wine for — f i s r e k t T n l r s e in detail.; to Singer Machine Co., Citrus — Planta — Peat 2120 L. Colonial A te, Orlando. Cor. Magnolia A Uiwia FA 2-4635 j l —s i’Et I \ |, SERVICES a T k . K 06 N E T T E K , F L O R IS T Phone FA 2-1S54 WELL DRILLING Tor dependable Senric* Fairi-anks-Morse 1'umpa Repairs to all nia*e* Member of FTorut HOWARD C. LONG Telegrapny Delivery Aiia. 207 E. Commer-tal Axe, Phone FA 2-28U OFFICE E14L Il’MliNT 15 A —BUILDING—REPAIRS— IS—ARTICLES FOR SALB PAINTING____________________ —Fectory to you— Alumlnan For P m tm g call Mr Tasker, Th Venetian Blind* FA 2-6163 or FA 2-fidOT. Cnt'.ostd head. Sag proof bottom Iterryhilt Painling Contractor rail writh plastic endi. I’laitir Licensed .— Bonded — Union nr rayon tape*. Cotton or nylsn Free Estimates — Compare <mr cord*. Prices FA 2-2287 after 8.00. S e n k irik G la ss and P a in t Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-44ii 27—NtiTIl 'Fj »—PERSON W.S SELL UR YOUR FURNITURE ROLIxAWAY, H-<ipl:al and Baby Cash (or any amount. Super Beds. Day. Week or .Month— Trading Foil, t milt south of Tel F’A 2-615t. bhirniluro Canter Sanford. Phone FA 2-M7T. 113 West First St ■ ------------ ------Pup t»nt» 14.14, P-uM* Msnkrts PIXIE Nl'RSEBY SCHOOL $4.fS. Faint | J 6i) gal.. IloMi, Nancy Jackson Ja.kct.-. Col'. Army-Navy Sur­ FA 2-2U47 plus, .HO Sanford Ave. « —ARTICLES FOR SALE Wed. Jan. 8. 1053—P al* 11 tEhr H anford f r r a lh 1 Florence oil heater, double burn­ er. Good condition. Ph. FA 1-34^2. M—FURNITURE ana -* HOUSEHOLD GOODS (ielvinator refrig., good condition $3300. FA 2 2477. Ftart the N e# Y eir Off Right 2ord ef fireplace wood. 300 Elm. B uy at E ch o ls an d S a r a Price will be right. All P ric e s Reduced W* Have Sea Food Fresh Today C O U R TESY W E E K — Lobster, Bpanieh Mackerel, J a n u a r y 6*12 Sea Easi, Blue Fiih. Red Snapper. See Trout. Mullet. HOL­ ECHO Lb BEDDING CO. COMBES PLACE. 1203 W. Cor. 2nd L JlagnsUa FA 2-6A2L Twentieth St. “ Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Free Delivery Lik* new General Elertrie Used furniture, appliances, loola 11 cu. ft. Refrigerator ete. Bought-sold. Larry'i Mart $125.00 215 Sanford Ave. pb. FA I-41U RED I-MIX Concrete, l i r e av e GOOD) LAR SERVICE STORE FA 2-2321 trips, dry wells. *ute appro'ed 117 S. Park , s*plir tanks. Window sills, Tin • BIG VALUES Iris, Sand. Morter Mix. reincot Head, transmission, genrratnr, re• Q U ICK C R E D IT Ktilator, 1511-Ig Chevrolet. FA Rock. Miracle CJoe ret* Co. • EASY T E R M S 2-0501. VUI.30NMAIER 4 cushion couch and slip rover. Hospital hrd. $35. DphnUtered reNew and Used Funutnra Excellent condition. $6000 FA 311 First fit Ph FA 2-5623 itvurant j'oo's 37.50 es Apt. 2-D7S. ces *to-v» SI* Ges ho*, o i'a* hMtfT. 58.00. Ph. FA 2-653:. L'**d Hnfp'Mts* -le ih u cnmplettly reccnditi'vno'i Only 1126.00 Clean 4<*' O. E Rang* Matching D r er Jiro pn Only 1100 00 w K » f ic SANFORD r.LLCTKtC CO GOODYEAR ?EK U CE STORE 116 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1542 IIS S. Park FA 2-2B21 DIESEL HEAVY EyLIPM ENT bedroom, private •r.trance and 1 t , n nullify rou far on* of private bath. Phone FA 2-6661 ,j,eie horaei m 30 minute*. You before S p.m. ran Hart enjayinig the home Ei|uipment. High pay and future while we procea* me paper*. ) arid 4 oedroom older boiuea. security are the bcocfila of .1 Call liusa Payton Broker, I’huitc C a KIEU HOME CLEANING tinned and experienced Diesel Uaynrs Office Machine Co.. Tj ncFA 2-1301, 1T-0J at Hiawatha. SERVICE Matt. If you nave mechannal writer., .iddioi: machines, ta lr,t>c sloped by \ \ indn v A. Wall W a s h i n g ap’Hude. wriv* us for fmr in Reotah. 311 M lg. FA 2-d4-'2. Futtished 3 fc*dronm home ; H Hoof \\ n i n e —.*.Orth A-*!»l lo'ition. FA 2-0670. PeSiry U—AfTOMOfllLEh— TRAILERS 152 Hi*ay 17-32 4 room ap t 112 Elm. FA 2 n-»7S. It will pay YOU to see us before GARRETTS SEWING CENTER dustry. • White—Necvhi—Etna Cor. H*v. IT 92 A 27th SL you buy. Open Evenings and Unfurnished 1 ri*>m garage »pL Tractor Training S*rvm» — Bvt Repairs on *11 mikes Marhittes Sj'idaw Thon* F t 2-lSOI Call FA 2-19: 1 f i l e o firfo rd Herald — sin r ,4 2-5244 EASTSIDE TRAILER SALES '21 Eis> Fir:: S'. D R A ILEY ODHAM. P tw . fnri. Florida. P ilO h i, Fla. 3 room unfurnished apar.m*a' 3 H TQUKTS GATUN BROTHERS months rent free in - exchange DON'S COVER SHOP Contractora, Draglines; Geneva for painting. Call FA 2-564L Automobile Interior Dccorat.tr 2232. rh FA 2 3276 Sanford Er*t Covers — Truck beats 4— VV 1h it HI KENT Lovely 3 BF. I tilr bath home on At Willi* I’cntiac—301 W. 1st nicely land, aped In', 7V t 17' Jiim-graph Friniln; — Typing— W,s e t t o r*et, Li oforB’. h*l Letter Wrltio; — f ird i sc I CB construction •»ith le rritto Mil# in I h v h h l'» lo Letters Addressed — rbot.s floor*, esrporte, utility r conj i on*lition. ( all FA •1_•!' * >i tuple* nf important papers p ip ets and electric kitch'u. $14,701) a new- Fonnao or Vaqxhall. Also ■epor 1 — Lulleetlnnv. Ext. 7. * Credit report will buy it. and only 571.65 per n gund U'nd car. Ph. FA 7-0231 Credit Bureau lit Sanford month after icasonnble down f r after *t p.m. FA 2-2833. 301 a— KI.VI. L.-ilA e T ok S' Vi.b Km. 103-01 bon Atl. N.H'I. Bank payment. ..... Doubly nice for Navy West First Ft. Bldg. Th. F V 2 4154 firmly with base, lclicel. end ——j-r:------— -----rr-----— -----rT h is m erchandifle la not seg reg ated . W« covered o u r e n tire s to r e and all a r tlr le a listed below REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN tP.'t O ld sm n btle Alf-eondltlnruu l. park nesrb;lmm*di.at* p-uses'2544 French Ave. V acuum C leaner R ep airs a re bonafide red u clk in s d u rin g Sanford i C o u rtrs y W eek . . . L a y a w a y an d hold a rtic le s honor* white sidewall tire;, radio h imn. J. W . HALL. REALTOR t-eiter tinml condition, $900. K fpiiri & par’ s for all makes 1A ed. M a th e r's easy term * av ailable on all M erchandise. Johnny Walker. Associate cleaner* F.leclrnlu*. Hoover. PL. FA 2-1915 R eg.C ourt e a r Kirby, Air-Way, c,. e lirplseeReg. Courtesy "Call Hall" Phone FA 2-3641 ARTICLE ARTICLE mcni partj. Work guarantead 1957—IF til modern 3 DP house Price P rlc r Price Price RAYMOND M- BALL Kre« pick up t delivery. Call trad*r Like new-, priced right N'vlon u p h o lste re d p latfo rm N ylon and Ito ltlfle * up h o lstered FA 2-4745. H E bTENSFROM 3 5 -"jiigcr. Park Ave Trailer REALTOR rockers c o n to u r ch airs Regu'sred |ir"ker O . No. 47 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 1 ENVELOPE?, Letterhead). i!*te* 111 N Pirk — Phone FA 2-212r — F or flEhl ITS manta, invaicaa. hand bill*, and 1943 \nderion housatriiltr, all R erkllne. foam ru b b e r sw ivel tUslI' Rayon face splendor L i:-tj our property with us. program*. e te . Progressive metal, l bedroom fireproof, For sain by owner, 4 bedroom, 2 c h a irs > L Park Ave . Sanford ru g s bentml floor. 300 W. 27th St., Printing Co. Phon* FA 2 2931— b-tth modem. In Mayfair Sec* _____ FA 2-5011 F’A 2-5175. 403 West 13th SL lion. Reasonably priced. I'li. FA W ayneline, foam ru b b er 2 piece M aple d r ts a e r & m irro r Cherry Reel T ittle Agency $239.50 2-511*3. liv in g room s u ite FINANCE jo u r new ear with • Dial FA 2-3323—Notary loan from the Fl.nR TP\ 5TATE 1213 W. 13 St, Pear-Barber Shop LO\ ELY J 1'eln'oiu furniihed Solid m agnolia bookcase Murine Finishes BANK Ob SANFORD. N ationally know n contour c h a ir s home, gniogc and workshop. bed Fur Your Boat New 3 lleditmm Ilomca Near stores. Reasonable price ,3(i t.-nr,| f n ilUn il ( dr. ThundirP r r s tig e , 111(1" foam ru b b e r I iind terni . bird engine Low mileage, on* S tiik n rlk l.la .'s and F a in t Co. Odd n ig h t v ta n d 4, 112-114 W. 2nd St. I'h. I A 2-1622 CAMl will get Vvu thw ncatiy owner. Trade for cheaper is r piece living room su ite Fcalurea electric kitchens, terrasV aluta to new U IIP., nia-unry home, on or •. ell. Can be >e*n at, Davis to flours, and choice residential Luge o l with plenty of garden H EA TIN G Camp, DcLand llwjf, after 4 p. M ahogany desk ** locations. D ream lan d . R a tta n 2 piece spa* o, . — it. n . ro i» B r o . ui. or Sundays. nnfa bed su ite ^ FARMI.R.S AGENCY '’iv.v i Pa-k . r t ’ trta R u m p ri end 2 p icre sofa bed N \ Farmer, IJriltnr 11 V—v XIt K IN TV IS ____ Phone FA 2-3101 b ARM UR'S AGENCY s u ite s Dixie, 2 piece so fa bed PUMPS - SPRINKLER lifll\ I A NEW CAR anywhere, A lociatas SYSTEMS K ESN E l i f 1:. M..U K su ite an; llute. Rental service includes All lyres and sues, installed M a re , foam ru b b e r p la tfo rm REG. REAL ESTATE BRISKER Mr-, iraslc t ) :iurise, D. II iDELi Wash, i;as a n d insuranee. Whit mute "t>o It Yourself" ICOD K. 2nd Phone FA 2-0221 ro c k e rs B erk ltn e, sw ivel c h a i n MEIil.K WARNER, National | 1U S, I rrn -It Av>-. I'h i \ 2-5221 U E REPAIR AND SERVICE Car Rentals. 401 E. 1st, SL, For the Re;’ F u 's ill Reel b d s tr STIN E W a rr. ,1 piece so fa bed FA 2 133 4. Me'hln* and Supple Co. Solid m agnolia dreaaer SU E C U L L E N *X MAR KEY Itt'lil.K I V. W ill I A'lb, Unitor s u ite s Raymond Ltindtftiisl. Aaine. 207 W. 2nd Rt Th. $ X 2 64JZ 110 Park A " Ph ' ' : 'in i an d m irro r t FA 2-39-91 \tUnti>- B.nk Bldg It—ROVTh amt vtoTOKSt S ta n le y , 1 piece t'« in bedroom A Re-il In v e rtm e n t III BY' SPEA B ri l l Fn. oinferd Vve. Blonde ch est o f d ra w e rs MOVE RIGHT IN s u ite LAKE FRONT \ r R L \ '. L C»r*mtr TOe Contrsrtnr Eip*rt Rr»d Kebuildtpg 0* «r 3.S00 f«*t' V ef'i il tike >n bedroom matonr ■hom*. knehen NT frontige Li 1iH l|t' < 'JL and Reel Repair* 2211 ? anf-rd ,\v* 1A '2-112V Caldw ell. .1 p ie rs bedroom eiyttpped. lefratto E e rn lta rd i. !) piece w alnut dining large li t " Fe»dv for rlev»Inp» rorner lot Pried to sell at 3 injr |->]nriiilr liralrr la'it Nation" id" Moving M ilt* ment. Country roid ucrrn*. 20 room su ite 4|j . 2itii, low iliuvii pnymeni Oiler HOBSON SPORTING GOODS Packing ■ t riling ■ bhirpin; minute, frpio Smforil Ilu 1. Rialiy I n , 2i»iil Orland'i Dr, 304 E. 1st - lilong* Phone FA 2-5341 N a tio n ally know n 7 piece d in e tte s an rxcrllf:il buy nt Jt2.3(HM'iJ. P re s tig e , foam ru b b e r sw ivel 1 A 2-3312. C. E PHILLIPS Terms. V alues to JOHNSON MOTORS p la tfo rm rocker6 Are-it Vor W. H "Bill” btempir 4 Brdnwim - SI*ono Dn«„ F EM IN Ol. F. SPORTING GOODS WASHBURN \ V N I INES n»sl*or A Insaror FHA dosing roil M onthly 2161 Sanford Ave. Ml FA 2 1532 I3M French Aw P re s tig e , foam ru b b e r love Hollywood bed ro m p lrle *FA 2-1931 Asioc. Guy Ailen. Gretehrn H*ill, pin*payment* $51-U0. | neats SK.IITS - FA 2-O.V.M or 1 \ 2 2lul Arlette Price, Everc'.t Harper I S'* >■ und nppinxiinatuly mode, u throughout, One group of odd bnv springs and Phone FA 2-4931 112 \ . V 11 P IB K ItliL A S S S U T I .I M S INCOM E TAN S E R V IC E well iotudrncted. Kandi type SI rat ford, l piece foam rubber m a ttre s s e s V alues to window-* The 1 itr .t in modern ~~f;OOU L A N D sectfonal MrR ANEY SMITH PAINTS 1 r ' ' m. " . . .... i"nvnnun “ May bo *eru anv­ 100 acre,, well 1-rU•"H, •>1 , "11 p- r Solid m agnolia double d re sa e r FA : -4«l 11:1 Ce!*r> 1A * il nm *s F'til M .ird. Immediate CMS Psrk Ave. D ow ney, foam ru b b e r 2 piece Closed Sut’di a n d m irro r po*i»mon Si ghtly u»*d 12 ft. plywood b**4. 1 F S P A C IO U S HOM E eofa bed tu ile s 2JA —I’LL MBINt, and itim i'lNla «!'0 5 It P John in motor. Sea 1 bedroom 2 belh Imme wjih lake I ’niie d , .1 piece bedroom M. 11. Regan at Monroe Harbor privilrgr*. I niltr rnnslruclnm. S l & a th j C a m f n f su ite Mahogany desk after 5 p in. $ IB.SOO.tU). 11,1110.00 lion 11. RO SA L. PA Y TO N„ P re s tig e , foam ru b b er s r i l a n d . A. B PETERSON 14— H t r s . I.IV KSTOf h . ‘ G enuine r a tta n 2 piece eofa Rer ui*n*1 Ret| LiU U b n e i" BrokM Au(V-i,*M: A. B. Peter back. 2 piece l-vlng room su ite j j / n 112U bed s u ite s Ph FA 2- l a i l —17-92 at H s * » ton son J r , P. J. Chesterion, Gar­ Went * bab.- kiiirn FA 2-5755. field Willem, and p„ W Wii- . .............. -■ T DR . 2 batli home, 3 minute S im m nne, Hide-A -Rcd U a v n e lin e . IOO’’ 2 piece foam lianu. Rob Edwards A. C. Doud-1 1 " si. 1n I ) •■ » 'M LI Contracting A Repau > from Have. Low down payut* t. 1007 Sanford An Ph. FA 2'5«J ru b b e r living room sulle ney. Land Surveyor. large lot. Guy C. Wnrma.k, It U a v n e lin e , llHi” loam ru b b e r acat I !■, N r a i I. Aw. l‘b 1 A 2 6127 \\ \ *1TLI)— All kind. nf nr rap me- - 541 ■ Ri, B.-inJoid. rrial 'f,M<kerman Salsag" trd Plumbing — h " !ky Heating P rr* lig c . |noyc cushion foam an d back, 2 piece living tu « n su ite Ph n* FA 2 2434 M. U. HODGES 3 BH Ii'im* ti 2’r l lot* j 1•dro-m frtm". 4,*r*entd p,rch. ru b b e r club r h a tr s rarpor^e. hardwood floors, kit- Wanted to Buy— Used piano in Servlet to All Water Tumps— 2 fireplace*, hardwood floor*. D ixie. *of» beds riirii erjiupped. $1,0011. down Welts Drilled — Pumps 27 ft. screened puieh. di-uh!*. t.rnv sin g le d re s s e r A good londiliun. FA 2-1515. Otter lie.ilt> Cn , 2'*0l Orlandu Paola Road Phone FA 2 4731 garage, fruit tree- Nile neigh­ K roehler. T piece foam ru b b e r mirror Dr.. FA 2-5512. "1—IT k .U 'f) i'Ait Milt borhood. FA 2-luJS • CLARK sectional N a p ie r, 3 piece bedroom 20 aero tile (*rm, 3 b e d r o o m Th'.i i* a past, tn th« Kill thea*ri Now Open a*. 8A1 A II. Plumhlnj, Uealing it Sunpljr 4Vi f-r Shirl*r 'Jorgau fc\p d i'a HARKlKn S H L A U n NrinK s u ite s Cnotrarling A Repair* house, large harn P*»y , »rtnj tV a jn rlin e , DO’’ sofa Jan. 17. 195S 105 £. I'ak Ase FA 2-5742 2419 Orlando Dr I'll FA 3M J. B. Levy, Pb FA 2 122:. .1 piece la rg r p o ste r bedroom Highway 17-32 E-mtJi yantord Stanley, vvaluut dining room Thia is a pass to the Ri*r thea'rr 14—FEMALE HKLf w v m k i i s u ite s tab le for l.in'ia Anderson L*|i. date i» U m d i m ; .Vhii* luly lo care for 2 imall •Ja n . 17, 1933. Contri"l and Repair W :k * h ro m e c ra fl, K u ehne. V ulcan, children d ail]. be* between W are, w ro u g h t iro n i piece so fa Fre* F. tm utei M'-t 'I* Ave, r*>r rin»"r*st S piece d in rQ e s values to Lak* view- 2 PF Msjnnrv. Ml* 2412 12 no . i .no or af’er 5 p m. at ' ■H*ol, thu beautiful 3 Fedroo^ R I HVRVEY bed suit* bath, gss r» ti* Lsrg* 1-'. $8,509 1101 French. n!-js Florida Room (’BS home 274 t Ilfo rd \'-e. f'h-in* F A 2 3183 with reaionsblr term f ull ' i / r k itch en cabinet bring offered f„r uuirk '.lie ill j - m u - iifcu- w.%N 1 ED Solid maple d ro p Iraf dining FARMER’S \i.FNCY ll Pi A.of' -KIM l( I 11,Jy 433U3.Q0. 22,^33 duuit, r ,.'.3„ __________ _________________ room tabic N. V, Farmer, flcjltor H itle-A -W av, lounge ami monthy. or a* low a $1HIU d-mn tf) #rf „ bonded rep-eaen'a PIANO It NING 4 PI P VIRING Associate* *tlh lerm. errangr*) Fee this c h a ir live for the linger S ' ‘ mg Mac­ $279,511 Kroehler. 3 piece bedroom w 1 I I ' f Mi IN Mri. Gay I* IJaborne, l*. b i L’EL i fc*f*re voi| buy an-.'King .-rill hine Co in Sanford Writ* (or Ph TA 3-4.25 After 6.00 pm Whitmore su ite n*l* T* 1 ’ l » l park As# All lam p*. laht*. floor, b o u ­ d»'ail) to Singer Se-sing M t'114 F. Fr«Kh Ave Ph. FA 2-6221 FA 2-5232. hire Co-. 12ISO E. Colonial, Or­ 73—P.I.Et IKK VI. SBltVICKw d oir, n o v r ! ;;, T V , \ e!c. S t) Icrilr, 2 piece sofa bed su ite lando. For sate, by owner - well furn. in bunuihr-t ~ m.-ome home, A-t and pillows Elecirical Cuntra-iln* mi. Liilonial home in excel, eoiv1 Twin foam ru b b e r m a ltre ta m d ronditin". BUit W. 1st. St. Elderly man to ui.ikr himielf U**Douse VViriiie and llcpaire with separate nicely furn. r"nial $109.95 S 77 box s p rin g ful f<vt* room A board- Phone M lde-A-W ay lounge and c h a ir RANDALL E L tfT ltlt i n unit. Prieo 11,el. fu rn , lireFA 2-2317. 113 M npoda Dial FA 2 0916 K*3v. r»frg . auto- ws.'her, *U' ■ Bassett 3 piece Sia h**'era, nigt, gtrd- tools, b u tto n 2 piece &ofa bed s u ite T F m At.E $289.50 $ 2 3 7 Bedroom Suite FIUGIDAIRE apphenee.', all erjuip., atmoit new Near Thu rut* 2 Bedroom hume 1* r.eit 70—Mai »rd aervlce. < • D High Ov rdn »rhonI» & bU'. ' i blk. off H way as a pin. nicely bsented. ha »:iW pvnclinr, foam rubber, 3 piece Fla. Phona FM .Via 15 nr 17-92. Excel, income prop On­ Blonde ilre^er ba'r rlo .'d garag" an I l-eautiful $ 09.50 $ 37 , ford FA 2-Zoi.i after *i p.m sectio n al er trem f. .sarrifir* for H 6.0" i yarl. prn*d low a! $*7»*a|(pi—I*. S. Since re g u la r price* will be m aintained af t e r "C o u rtesy M e e k " th e above a rtic le s will n i t 10 mile* No, of Ear-jard in Or­ owner "HU finance and 15 A— BLTLDLNG-KEPAlftSange Cltv, B-x 55S or Spr 4uuick posi'in-io Semirole K*)!. be "S pecial T agged on o u r floor. B ring thia a d w ith you *o you m ay w le c t th e m e rc h a n d u e PAINTING 4135. _____________ ________________ty, 1901 Park A^*-. FA 2-3232you w ish to p u rc h a se a t te rrific sav in g s ilurin g C ourtcey W eak . ^ t Itory 4 bedroom bousr on cor- Fil-jab!* Ma’nnr/ duple I en­ $ I.OOR landing and finuhir1; vuu have liar) d ire c t tu cus1 l*an mg, w a x i n g Ser .ire ure lot Within 3 block* dawnf well built in' a ru >1 Seminole ' minty ine<- DCS. io m e r e x p erien ce and need town buttncis seetiun. Mill tingH. M. G liai.on, l.»k« Mary msk* g nice home for a h r .-" A good InviatRint talus rt; *1511.0(1 p er w eek. C o n tact family cr g'-od apirtm en’ tm se ' 1 » ',Vn JP*^*.a ' e ,.- ,,,. M. T ru s ty , Y a ld fj H otel, ni, r N. >. rariner. hea.-er rn . ju jj A*ioci*t*» T ue. & W ed. A . M . O nly. 521 r a j'.are* 3 bedroom. Us hatha, cement 21r». Gayle CLbom*, D. H. iDLEl njni Wbit more block on beautiful r#nd bottom t-e exps-rlmted 3pu|y Tip I *p lake. Lot IM'vlTt*’. J u n 15 min­ lid 8. French Ave. Pb. FA 2-a.2l upe Mark**, . .liifo-d Ave. a*. Rtmodeling — Rerj-ilmg — Ke­ utes from Fsoford- Term* by Wa it e d " ith St. .No phono calls. ■mine > .a j — uontraowner. Phon* FA 2-490$. tror* — financing. 21 —WUtlK VVA.VIt.U L IST IN G S N E E D g IF IT IS R E A L E S T A T E Tf.D ft DUN E rr A N D VPI’RECIA TED 3!aul or housework. 1701 Koosevlt I OK BETTER PAINTING a .k Crumley &. Mvntclth ST E N ST R O M R E A L T Y A -a, FA £-1402. L 147 South Par*, lu . FA 2-4cJi 2604 Grandview in . FA 2-2375 ODHAM& TlT)OR, Inc. WANT ADS COURTESY m Sre Kay Herron For W E E K ! SALE Prices Good Jan. 6t h - 11th K1NECREST Steiistrom Really WOOIoSKY S 29.95 S 19 $ 89.95 S 69 $ 39.95 S 29 $ 89.95 S 87 $ 59.50 $ 38 SI86 $149,95 SI28 $349.50 S26I $ 79.95 S 88 $ 49.95 $ 33 $700.00 Down $ 29.95 S 13 $179.50 SI26 A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. $149.95 $ 98 $ 19.95 S 29 ? 59.50 S 38 $489.50 S398 $389,50 5328 $ S9.95 $ $8 S169.95 S 88 $ 79.95 S 49 $ 69.95 S 28 $149.50 $|28 $389.50 $334 $239.95 $189 $298.50 S248 $249.50 $|83 $349.50 S298 $229.95 S 167 $109.50 $ 78 $ 09.95 $ 37 $189.95 $139 822‘).5I) $178 $ 89.95 $ 48 $ 09.95 $ fi4 $237! |-3 OFF $1000 DOWN $75.00 MONTHLY ATTENTION SALESMEN: $ 89.95 $ 63 $ 59.95 $ 48 $279.50 $228 IMMEDIATE I’OSSICSSION! $ 69.95 S 48 $229.95 S I77 $349.50 S298 $ 79.95 S 49 M il $119.93 S 86 $429.50 S389 $ 79.95 $ 88 $119.50 S387 $149.95 S 96 $ 98.50 S 68 $229.95 $188 $ 89.50 3 58 $289.95 S228 $179.95 S 137 $239.95 SI96 $159.95 S 118 $219.50 S 188 § ■A •*T!> �• - » % " * * * * " " N. J.Commuters like Drafly Ride CHATHAM. V. J. —*<— Ftfeomerotare known ee tile Polar B ean eold-abooMar the fcaatid Interior of • train they ride to work. They like to stand in the tear vestibule of a front coach Monday through Friday with their collars turned ap against tha morning ebiiL Tha Polar Basra have organlead into an informal alnb, but they have no raeerd*, aa dues, ea officers. Anyone aaa become a ■amber If be eea stand toe drafty Joemay. The u ride toe tame Delaware Lackawanna A Western Railroad train from Chatham to Hobokae daily. "We Just seem to ba a bunch of fallow* who gat along well to­ gether," said Wiliam T. Shoenar of Chatham. "No matter what the waathar*a like—and once last year DINNER FOR COURTESY WEEK GUEST . Mr. and Mnu Wendall Sainw at the May. it was 14 below ouUlde—wa'ro fa ir Inn. They are shown being served in the spacious Mayfair Inn dining room where out than every morning." William O. Ten Eyck, also of they stayed overnight (Staff Photo) O a t ham. said the II "Juat don’t like the Idea of sitting down and STEVEUS WINS TBOFHT reading a newspaper In a Stuffy WASHINGTON rp - Outfielder coach." Roy Sievera of the Washington "Our way roiiwrea to* monot­ By WILLIAM EWALD eldei to go back to Ohio Instead of Senators, who led the American ony of com muting and tha trip League last season with 43 borne to the crooner and everybody la BtMl ■" runs and 114 nine batted In. baa goes faattr," Tan Eyck added. NEW YOHK ( a - There la title very unhappy. U rea Women bean named winner of the Wash­ Well, If you are still with ns, eanedlae, i n ? Hli same hi B01 Maurice J. Dtiby, another ington Touchdown Club's Clark Brogan and tor taven year* hia after a noodle eaaserole commer Chatamimte, said the members TV ahow bat been tops, Nlalaen; rial, the erooner goes to the girl'a Griffith Memorial Trophy. He will are called Polar Bears "because receive tha award neat Saturday apartment and tella here that be O f. we're bravo enough to roll up our at the club'a annual banquet. Tbla Brogan baa knocked ever loves her. Now in an ordinary eoat collars and atand out than everything the other network bat play this might be the end. but when It gets cold." ADMIRAL* TO RETIRE Kraft still bad about IS minutes thrown at Win—quia thowt, other A D- C. A W. conductor, Will­ LONDON (UP)— Britain win re­ comics, the North Atlantic war and one more commercial to go iam Murtha, who first called tha gamat, King Farouk and bis tal­ (U turned out it was for melted tire 20 of its 9* admirals next II "polar boars," likod their idea ent tcouta, lat'a an aing with cheese and bacon and by this year in the Defense Ministry's so much that ha Joined them. He Chartie Chao. Tbla Brogan la to point I was dripping saliva on my economy drive, tha Sunday Ex­ dropped out recently when he roMg ba eonld probably introduce TV set) ao we bad some more of press reported Sunday. This la lired after 45 years aerriee with, bat it call'd action. double the normal retirement Ed Sullivan from kit audience. _ quota. Of the Royal Navy's M ad- the ro*d. Another conductor took It all ended _happily, of course, Well, finally that other network *> bold command!, » are hie place. gets smart and decides to fight with the comic and the crooner Eight men make up the hard Brogan with a crooner named friend* and the crooner and the 1 ,ll«ned to administrative posts, Pinny Smith. Ha la a relaxed girl linger all mushy about each 21 *r® °n "other duties" and oneit°rt of the club. They aboolutoly refuse to mix with regular com­ crooner, but not too relaxed—after other and me with a bacon and b*» no present job. muters who Ilka to curl up with -----------aU, who ean relax oppoitto a 43.1 noodle sandwich on orange muffins. Lost river, which flows at the a cigaret or the morning paper* Nielsen? Bu* 1 tell you. after watching bottom of Meramcc caverns. In in the warmth of the passenger Anyway, thla la about the way the lines were laid In “the battle the showi of both the comic and Stanton. Mo., pours forth some cars. Four others are employed by for Wednesday night," an NBC-TV the crooner, I figure they both ,our million gallons of water a the D. L A W. and the remaining i three ere women, "Kraft Theatre" drama about the were wrong to look so happy at day. the end. The way I see It, by neat TV buitneia. Now for tome reason I got thii action, they'll both be replaced creepy feeling that in what they by westerns. call real TV life I had encountered a aim* lion before roughly like this Kraft plot. "Mr. Wltard" veriua "Joe and Mabtl,” you aay? No. w u io -r f not quite. But you're getting ( Baaaal « warm. U aiaadg No matter. The Important thing WBliKfciiDAT la that by the time the first com­ UL U i , of K t ih t mercial for orange muffins rolls t iW A ' i i e s t u r i toUD UncJa around, the comedian Jack Oakie W ait M s Bup.rniwa I / I . It, *nd and the crooner Earl Holliman are J» Wild B ill l l l c k u k locked in a ratings battle, are In­ 1, i . l i IM sulting each other in the news­ Wmtotfi*r-N*to» • S y u t i M « a lUhdRfvoUR papers and the crooner is trying 1 ..* ■the F i t e u w lo to steal a girl singer Virginia Gib­ T.FI Tli> l lo b d * 1:11 L>oug lid w ard , son from the eomlc't show. TJu Th* Ran cap From that point, Brogan starts 1 00 Tha inn Kacord • >1 :« stealing the crooners' scripts in Tha Mlllloaolra order to parody them, Brogan >.i> ! » • fSrit a 44*er*f fires the girl singer but she dc> IS M VV* a] 13« fej A.JT s 1:■ h 1 Shop These faivdn & if OJosik V olu te Through Saturday January 11th Ladies' Dresses F a l and wtotor in m m , tirito y e i tok- Reg. Prfeto 9.96 - 59.95 7.99 - 47.89 Ladies' Coats Wednesday Night Television Battle : • J V . r - H * Television V I Mo m k* bmy. Reg. 45.00 to 75.00 35.98 to 59.95 Ladies' Suits t Kail tailored and dreea all wool aoita. 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V Ike To Give Prescription For Winning Space Age Supremacy Today By MEBIIIMAN SMITH Cilted r r f i i White Heu'e Writer WASHINGTON (UIM— President ntaenhower gives Congress and tSe nation today hi* prescription far winning U. S. space a?e supremacy. The oceailo- was widely regardtd as the ad d test of the former five-star genersl'l leadership in the new era opened by Soviet Sputnik*. The Pre*ldent planned to appear in person before. _ joint SenateHouse session to deliver his most important Stale of the Union message since he entered the White House. Assurances to N iU n Prom all advance Indication*, he wis expected to assure the nation that it la militarily stronger than Russia despite recent Soviet mis­ sile and spare technology ad­ vances. But, acknowledging Runia'a giant military strides, ho wis ex- peeled to train against compla cency and lay down a positive pro­ gram for outdlitanclng the Soviet Union In weapona technology. The President w n expected also to put heavp itraaa on the need to help other countries, particularly the wortd’i under-developed na tions, to counter a mounting Rus­ sian economic offensive. There were no signs the Presi­ dent would maka startling revela­ tion! of U. S. weapon* progress, or that ho svould pinpoint U. S. mili­ tary weakness as reported by some high military and civilian offlclili. «<• i i -Minutes m Bsdto-TV His M-mlnntt tpeaafe, oa which h« was making revisions almost up to tha hour of delivery, stas to ha broadeaat and telecast to the nation and relayed to the world via the radio "Voice of Amariea". Hie 71 - billion • dollar qaaation was whether his blueprint for strength would ease the fears of Weather tha Chief Executive In meeting this Soviet challenge. If Democrats do not feel this Is forthcoming— and thus far they have Indicated they do not— they arc certain td seek the Initiative In a bigger program of mlasila and space wea­ ponry. it Shop and Save y d f i s f cold again tonight with ( A t and freealng or slightly below. tow a to a . In Sanford ■ VOL- XLIX foreign nations eyeing Russia's Sputniks and of critics a t bomeboth political and military. Tbit la the expected total of tha new budget to be presented Monday. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson, (Tex ) had sound­ ed a clear wsrnlng the nation de­ mand! positive leadership from Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER THURSDAY. JANUARY 9. 1958 # State Awaits Hard Again Tonight temperatures ranged down to in in this area. A heavy, snow-like frost covered the elty during the early morning hours. Elsewhere throughout Florida to­ day freeiing temperature* gripped most of the state in the wake 01 tha heaviest snowfall In 30 years, thrratanlng multi-million dollar Kiwanis Chib officers (or 193ft damage to tha huge citrus belt. And another frees# was expected were Installed yesterday by the Fifth District Lt. Governor, Byron tonight. Temperaturs plummeted to n Ilcrlong, In Sanford for the event degrees In north Florida and wart yesterday at noon. well belnw freeiing through cen­ David Gatchel rrcelvcd a M yeir tral Florida's lush orange and old president's pin. worn by every SHOWN WITH [IIS family after reenllstinff in the Navy for nix years U Aviation grapefruit groves. Readings were president of the Sanford Ktwania Club which preceded him. Gatrhcl Electronics Technician Chief Floyd D. Swartz. (Left to ritfht) Chief Svnrtz, Mrs. even lower In low-lying regions. Swartz, daughter, Sharon, age 11, nnd son, Ronnltl, iiru 13. Chief Swartz i: attached to Downtown Miami shivered un­ begins his fifth year as a Klwxn VAH-U. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) der 3* degrees, but an unofficial ian a* president of his club. Other officers Installed wera ‘.he reading of 11 was reported In Board of Director*. Seeratsry, North Miami. Florida's Washington delegation said today he was "very dis­ •'Also, from tha report It ts fair­ State eltrua officials said It was Treasurer, Financial Secretary was outspoken In its "disappoint­ appointed" that the district and ly obvious that no consideration still too early to determine how and the first and second vice presi­ ment" at action of the Army Corps division Army engineer* have re­ was given to the use of the pro­ much damage was caused to citrus dents. Prior to relinquishing tils teal as of Engineer's refusal to approve commended against construelion ject for recreational boating, in trees, still not fully recovered from work on the Sanford-Titusvltle enterprise which has grown and Is thy worst frees* in decades last president of the local civic chib, t * Ssnford-TItusville Canal. growing at such a rate that it Is month. But earlier they warned Ed Shinholser told the club "1 want j In telegrams to The Sa.ifird Canal in Florida. Smather said he hopes the Board now one of the big businesses of that even a light freeie would kill to express my appreclklion for th# Herald, Congressman A. S. "Syu ' The Seminole County Supervisor f j j0 fVcry person whose name ll cooperation of every officer and Herloug J r , Senator George Smo­ of Engineers for Rivers and Har­ Florida.* off many of the trees. of Registration ha* called for the on the cijfinly registration book*. thers and Senator Spessard Hull- bors will give "serious considera­ Senator Spessard Holland (DForecaster Dan Russell at the member during the past year." As his family looked on. Avia reregistration of every voter m the Fla.) said, "1 am seriously dis­ Lakeland Weather Bureau gloom­ Shinholser was given a past-presi­ tlon Electronics Technician Chief county in compliance wills a Flor­ "All questions on tho return por­ and spoke out In their support of tion" to reversing the decision. tion of the postcard should b* inappointed at the action of Army dent's pin to honor his service. Smathers said the canal, which ily predicted that It probably swill the eenal. _ „ , Floyd D Swart*. USN, reenllsted ida law which calls for reregirira- swered, Ihe card signed, and mail­ Herlong paid tribute to th* 1937 for six year* in the naval service. Sen. George A. Smathers (D-Fla i would link mid-Florida with Iho Engineer* In refusing to approve be as cold or colder tonight. Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce said lo­ ed at once." Mrs. Bruce said In Atlantic coast, would be of great the Sanford Titusville Canal." Russell said a high pressure officers and eommiltee chairman tion every two yc^ri. "Senator Smathers. Congressman area Is moving In from the north­ Asking thrm to stand, Hrrlong said He is a member rtf Heavy Attack day that double postcards are mall- her official notice1nt the reregistra­ importance to Florida industry. Squadron Eleven tVAH-11) at lb* tion. lterlong and I are advised by en­ Also, he said, "it could be of west, blowing still more cold wea­ "these are the men who carried "inford Naval Air Station. Italian Soldier Th* Supervisor of Regiitrajlloa tremendous importance to the De­ gineers that actual figures support­ ther. The new front Is expected to the bulk o( the work for tne past CDK. Floyd L. Harris, USN, Actpaapted out that "failure to retnrn ing the new report of engineers year—Dili It a small way tq partment of Defense” In connection move across northwest Florida to­ (lets Leave To Visit ton Commanding 0 Hirer nAVAR- Three Children . A*«. a * * * - *s<t)fc with its activities i t Patrick Air will be available until Friday tha day and tonight and be vslUtog* *en u th en fir tha woift-t/hp it, administered th* Oath J l Tllsin jAmr name heDtir stricken irom lO.h at which time we shall give Ailing Sweetheart Force Rasa ard Capev Canaveral them closest study with the view right on top of the nllllon dollar hay* done.” gtanee to Chief Swart*. After .the Told Fattier May Ptv hooks, and It will bo necessary Turning to the future, Hertix* U > f ceremony CDR. Harrii enjoy­ citrus belt Friday morning. then to reregister in person iq COMO. Italy ( U P ) - Italian »rm> Missile Testing Center. to taking any action which seems Rep. A. S. Ilcrlong Jr. (D Fla.) commented "W* are going to try "If this happens, and It looks ed coffee with Chief Swam , and Still Be Alive order to vote." , Pvt, Olullo Comparinl was too to promise a more favorable ver­ like it will, It will be the worst to make this the beat year In his wife, lluhy, their son, Ronald, said he will try to upset the Army Mrs. Bruce emphasised that If * overcome with emotion to *»>' CHATEAUROUX, France (UPVdict," Holland said. thing that could happen," Russell Florida Kiwanis. Kiwanis, you agn 13, and their daughtrr. Shar­ thanks when the army told him Engineers' recommendation aSenator Holland explained " I said. "Things Just don't look too fcmfw, has a history of doing thing* on. age 11. The t hief and his fami­ The three motherless children of a person li registered and docs hot gainst construction of the canal. U S. fighter pilot forced down by receive a card witblo l.n days, her of hi* good fortune. He kept "Because 1 am not tn accord have long supported this canal and good for the growers now." worthwhile." ly also Inspected tome of the Communist Albania learned aecl-, registration officer sluiuid b« itofirepeating "si. signore" to hi* colo­ with the findings of the report I wilt continue to do so though Army Installing David Gatchel as presi­ Citrus growers, fighting desper­ squadron aircraft. dentally today hr still may be Red. , \ nel. Engineers arc the constituted Chief SwarU enlisted In the Navy alive. Their French cleaning wo­ Thus# having changed thsifThe defense ministry, the secre­ am availing myself to the privi­ authority to consider both questions ately to save tlieir trees, burned dent of the Sanford Kiwanis Club, t i n of (he Italian army and the lege of submitting my views and of military importar.ee and econ­ smoke puts and firas all night In the Lieutenant Governor said "You on December 23, 1MI and has six- man let the word slip out. names line# registering ur those prutests to the Board of Engineers an effort to take off the worst are the chief executive of this teen years of active duty with th* ttS d recruitment center teamed for Rivers and Harbors in Wash­ omic justification." Tie children were told over registering for th* first tim* should of the chill. This city In th* heart club. It hat given you th* highest Navy. He served with various air up to give him a M-day leave and ington, who will have to pas* on In the meantime, local officials of the citrus growing region, wis honor it can award. Kiwanis Is a squadron* In World War It and Christmas their father was miss­ come to tho office of Supervisor of Registration in person. send him to England to visit his the report before it becomes final," and leaders express their "sur­ blanketed by smoke this morning democratic organiiatlon” a n d he served aboard tho USS Oris- ing on a flight and hcllcvrd dead. Tii# Seminole County Voting F irst Lt. itirhnrd Curran, younger ailing sweetheart. prise" and even indignation over from the firei.’ he said. warned "do not usurp the work of k.my (CVA 31) during th# Korean brother of the missing p i l o t , Registration Office it located, to The glil I* 2T year-old Shirley the report which was announced Herloug said he does not yet Moisture laden winds from tha others but see that they do ther ronflict. In VAII-lt Chief Swart* did not plan to tell them an Al­ Iho Chamber of Commerce Build­ Holmes who met and fell in love know the Engineers reasoning. But yesterday as "unfavorable." Gulf that Wednesday night prom­ work." works in the Radio Shop and Is In banian radio broadcast gave hope ing at tho corner of f ir s t St. and with Comparinl last summrr when hr indicated a belief the adverse Senator Douglas Slenstrom used ised to warm central Florida a Herlong concluded. "There's no chars# of the Eleven lln* main­ h# was still alive. Sanford Av*. she vacationed In Italy. Although finding may have been based on seven words to describe his feel­ little apparently didn't do much limit to the good your elub etn do tenance. The office is open every Tuesday she has a perforated heart she th "relatively imaU" Immediate ings when he said "I am very sur­ "You just couldn't build up their good, Russell said. The forecaster for the community so long as you Among his medata arn the: hopes only to have the bubble from 9 to 12 ami from 2 to 3. Iho laid last week she would mak>- tangible benefits, as opposed to the prises! at the decision." explained that eiotidi formed only are not concerned with who gets American Area, World War II Vic­ burst," he said. telephone number, Mrs. Itru : j another Journey to Italy to visit bigger long-range gains. Newly elected Mayor Merle along the Gulf coast and did not the honor for It." tory, Navy Occupation, China Scrv> lA i even if it meant her death But tho cleaning woman heard pointed out, Is FAIrfax 2 4023. Without the new canal he said Warner had stronger words for his get inland. Gatchel, taking over a* head of Ice, Korean Defense, United Na­ the news over tho French radio. —a t doctors said it would. the Canaveral Harbor project will feelings when he learned of the The cloud blanket radiated back the local club, said " t take over tions with two stars, Korean Presi­ She was full of smiles and con­ This was too much fur the senunofficial reasons for lagging "un­ heat to the ground and was credit­ with all of th* vtm, vigor and be "strangled." dential Unit Citation, Korean Serv­ gratulation* when she arrived al Noted Protestant timental Kalian* and they went to "Then, too, there is the am tiing favorable" op the report. He said ed with keeping temperatures at vitality I can musler." ice, and th# Good Conduct with the Curran apartment - for work work on Private Comparinl. In rapid growth of all of Florida and "( think It is the most stupid ex­ Tampa and St. 1‘oteriburg above Describing th* chain that la no four stars. rapid order the army announced: "The kids were so excited they Leaders Urge cuse that could be given." stronger than Its weakest link, he freeiing. —It would grant C'nmparini "20 especially our central section Chief Swarti la a member of didn't cat much breakfast," he which, projected as we must do in Most leaders are awaiting a copy The lowest official raiding* of said "It it my hop# and prayer American legion Pori No. 127 In hrother said. "Of course, we warn­ Laymen To Work to 30 days" compassionage leave of the reperi in order to study the to go to England and visit Shirley. order to properly plan for the Army Corps of Engineers before 22 today were reported at Cro«« that earh of you will d'dleato York, Pa , snd the National Radio ed them that we're still not eer-t COLUMBUS, Ohio flTp)— Three future, will insure greatty Increas­ —It would buy him a round trip ed use of the waterway for com­ commenting and before making City ind Ocala Prnsaeol* had El. yourself as th# strongest link in Institute A l u m n i Association, tain about their daddy. But now, prominent Protestant leaders toJacksonville and Tallahassee U. tha chain." Washington, D. C. plane ticket to London and give mercial purposes," he said. it's Just got to wurk out." day urged church laymen to work any statement as to action that Vero Beach Jo, Daytona Beach 27. Chief and Mrs. Swart* reside at him 30.000 lire (WO) to cover his The missing pilot is Maj. How­ . . fur Christ, fur their church amf might be taken to reverse the de­ Palm Beach 3fi, and Key West JJ ard Curran, 3!), whose jet trainor for (heir fellow men. sen ses. cision. Wives To Discuss, 13q!) Elliott Avenue, Sanford. —It asked the Como police to Speaking to delegates to the city disappeared Dec. 2J in a heavy fog Issue Comparinl a passport tn don off the western coast of Italy and church convocation, Unltpd Church Firemen Answer Plan Organization Shrincrs M eet ble qulek timo although passports who is now bellived in Albania-) of Christ, the three outlined plans M illinery Workers almost nevsr am issued to the for laymen to help clear slum' hands 2 Alarm s La st Nite O f Jaycee-ettcs Tomorrow Night military. France, one of the few major areas, strengthen their church, and Go On Strike The Sanford Fir# Department Wives of memher* of the SanfordThe Sanford Shrine Club will western powers having diplomatic achieve "disciplined fellowship." The Army also promised *upanswered two alarms last night as Seminole County Junior Chamber meet Friday night at 9 p. m. at relations with the Communist na­ A Crosman, Philadelphia, a port "both morally and material For More Pay temperatures began to drop hut of Commerce will meet tonight to the Shrine Cluh Building, sreord tion, mad# » formal query on be­ m # m b <*r of the American ly" for “everything he may need." NEW YORK (UP)— Millinery neither of them Involved overheat* discuss and plan the organiiatlon ing to Milford t-eonard, DcBary half of the U S, government. But Friend* Service Committee, said of Jaycee ettes. worker* who make moat of the ed pipes or heaters. president of Ihe organiiatlon. the only word from Albania has the church "has a duty" to help A false alarm came at to 27 last The meeting will he held at Ihe hats worn by Amrrican women "Visiting Nobles are Invited to been a brief radio •announce merit i Iho city rid itself of slum area i went on strike today for higher night when firemen went out to Episcopal Parish House at H p. m. attend our meeting," Leonard tli.it a pilot believed to be Curran and also tn protect "Uto factor of find no fire. instead of at Ihe Yacht Club as said. pay. human dignity." was forced down there. Howevrr at 11:15 a ear fir# at previously planned. It was the first nationwide Th# Friday night session I* a "People do not gain humnn dig­ Strike hy the United Hatters Cap th# ro rrrr of ltih Si and Olive Harry Cannel urges the wives of regular meeting held on th# second nity and self respect when Uieir and Millinery Worker* Interna­ Ave. was brought under control all artlv# Jaycee* to attend th# Friday of each mnnth, it wis ex- All Civic Clubs problems are solved for thorn by -ill. little damage. i first session. tional U1.1v.it III 23 yeais. I plained. a m ailer plan." he said. "But The AFL-CIO union represents Will See Film LONDON ( U P ) - The NATO al first displayed a genuine desire given leadership and ihe clum o lies will agree to a summit meet- for cooiKiration *t the preparatory 22 000 employes in th# too million lo work with other* iu finding tins dollar a yrar women’s hat Induslog with Russia, but only after meeting*. On Post O ffice solution, many who cannot do it A spokesman for th# British, try. Of these, s.ono are divided careful preparation through dip­ Th# film "Operation Thr#e Ms" on their own initiative will mcalomatic channels and after a for Foreign Office s a i d Britain ae- among manufacturers in Chicago, released by the United Stair* Poit sure up to a now way of li.'.1, elsn ministers' conference, m- cepted the United States' view St. Louis. Baltimore. Boston and By JOSEPH FLEMING th# equivalent of DO, Today on muvhy, potato dumpling th# site Oflicc, and shown to the Sanford I Tho Rev. Dr. John s: , i St. f%*ed diplomatic sources said to­ that any summit meeting with smaller cities in Pennsylvania United Pres* Staff Correspondent the black market they cost one of a softball. Lions Cluti Tuesday, will bo seen I-ouis, director of city work. Board Russia would have to be "care- amt Massachusetts. Ahout ll.ooo BERLIN (U P)— A visitor to mark M plennlg, or 37 cents a The word "kueche" will never by all of Sanford's civic clubs, of National Missions, Evangelical day. The sources said the Western de­ fully prepared and must promise work in New York and nearby West Berlin ordered a breakfast pack, 30 pfennig lr<* than (obae replae# “cuivine" tn describe the PovtmatoiT Joel Field said todav and Reformed Church, outlined i i New Jersey cision would be included in sep­ some succesa." of on# egg with toast al a tide- m shops eharg# for a pack of rutinary art but Germany Is no The film "Operation Three Ms" detailed plan designed to acquaint Negotiatlcns for an industrywide walk eaf# on tha city'* fashion German eigarets. arate but virtually identical_ dip i Sources said that th# Western place for anyone on a diet. The Is about men. mail and machines, parish members with the problems lomatic notes to Russia. These J rjIt rk,pnc» to the notes sent to contract to replace one that expir able Kurfuerstcndamm. Yes, Germany has risen from food is very cheap, too, by stand Postmaster Field said and it* pur- of their churches. T ie waitress told him she was the ruins and Germans are put- arils in New York, London. Pans poic is lo give the public u graphic may be sent off later this month. l(lf A|Uei by Bulganin early last *,‘l 31 krok* down 1**1 night. C'romna’i suggested that each Communist diplomat* here.sug- month ,t„i not j ^Tf*r basically in The union demanded a 5 per cent not allow -d to serve ten than two ting on weight again. or Rome. picture of the need for mechanisa­ church Conduct a guided >elf study grated an East - West summit substance. raise for piece workers aod 35 eggs. During the 19PM9 Soviet land On Kiirfuerstendamm, Ihe city’s tion in the Post Office Department, lo b# familiar with tlio problems weekly raise for other*: a guar* meeting be held in a Scandina That, more than snaring produc­ blockade of the rity, a Berliner main street, you can get a thick # 'penally her# in Sanford »h#r and shortcomings of the parish. However, they saidI ther# were ^ >nml,, wig#; union via* country, possibly in Stock differences in emphasis and that The Rev. N. Gordon Cosby, K' tion graphs and th* smoking chim­ for hit Sunday dinner ate peas, vegetable soup, a fried pork chop, operations sre carried on in a t*Zm. capital of neutral Sweden, would bT lro o 'd lnd incre»‘»,! " ''f a r e , vacation. neys of the Ruhr, is a testimonial dehydrated potatoes, and canned three large boiled potatoes, string building more than 40 years old, Washington. D. C., paitor of tha to West Germ#ny'a post war re meat. beans, and a small piere uf cake said Field. u r e #_, . at the __ meeting ^ V 'NAUP ^ / Tcount atoll co ^ cin R . Si i* ov,,rtime *nti Church of tho Saviour, told tha -C _____ n .r i . of out the *6 toe anil pr_,i,i._. vi.„h“li(1^ Union President Alex flute •»»'* said cowry. Cafes now serve huge portions with whipped cream as big ai the permanent NATO council in Par i *; n „ , hr0Ui,h .i.niomatic L(" un rrr,,,,''ru -Vle* Length of the picture rcpait is delegates that "the whole issu' s laid acceptance of Soviet Premier « chjn«,‘* 1 h x 0U8h d'Pton»atic the jn,|U„ ry had offered l i a week T en'year* ago in Berlin you of whippwt cream with or without cake for 73 cents. ouly 13 i minutes. Field explained, of entrance Into (lie Christian or 3 per cent, whichever is less,' couldn't get an egg for love or cake or Ice cream. Many Ger­ Nikolai Bulganin's offer tor a con-1channc *• A filet steak In the best restau­ and when the film is shown sev- church must be rethought” if tie President Eisenhower'* reply to t0 ,|j r, j ectfH lt| money in any restaurant that mans just order th# whipped rant in town costs between five eril of thr local post office person­ church Is to gam “disciplined fel­ ferenee of the chiefs of slate to wasn't a black market hangout. cream. egsc East-West tension would b« Bulganin will be discussed at to othfr demands. marks 11.23 and six marks $1.30. nel will bo present to conduct a lowship." ...orrow’s council meeting. Th* union said present wsga* Any anyone who had an egg heavily qualified Doctors warn housewives they And that Includes french-fried question \nd answer session. “ in attempting to bo all InriitThey said Russia would be no­ The Communist sources, were for a 33-hour week range from could sell it for love or money, or are running their husbands* health potatoes and a vegetable. The Sanford Rotary Club will live we are guilty of the mo.S tified that no meeting between not inclined to believe the United 1*5 to 1119. This seal# was reach- both. with huge portions of sausage, A glass of good strong beer to le t the film on Jan. 13, said Field, serious exelusivenc-s there Is . , flgsreta Deere**# Bulganin and President Eisen States wanted a top level meeting, ed last year when milliners receivsauerkraut, noodl# soups, fried go with It will cost no more than the Kiwanis Club will sec it Jin. excluding people from the real Clgarets were *even better,, rw A Ipotato"*, >«■( 'v e v a v ^ >a 1 1i s uthe tc j.a* l i t c v j. i German i x i 111"! ~l how»r and other Western leaders but they expressed belief Amer- ed their first general waga inand famed 20 cents and In som# places it will 13, and the Jayctes will ae# it on meaning to Jesus Chris; and his •jjdd taka plica unless Russia ica's NATO allies might prevail, i cress# in eight years, it said. pack of Amarie an cigareta told for , karto&Tkocsaet, a sort of round only be 12 cents., . _ Jan. 16. body," llo said mtm»*■■**>' Farmers In the Sanford area arc pretty gloomy about lau night's fr#ze and the damage that is yet to be totaled. Ttmperatures dropped to 24 on the wettikie and on the Sanford State Farmers Market it was 26, according to Sandy Anderson, As­ sistant Manager of the market. "It Is too early yet to determine what damage has been done espe­ cially since the sun Is out this morning," said Sandy Anderson. Apparently there were few smudge pots burned in the San­ ford Seminole County citrus area tn ward off possible freciing of citrus and trees her*. Ice appeared everywhere 'his morning and where sprinklers were left on, solid sheet* of Ice were In evidence. Rain accumulated In streets was froien and became slush as automobiles came into the city this morning. Howevrr, the cold was not as severe as rxpected sine* predicted New Kiwanis Club Officers Installed By Distrisf Official Officials Disappointed By Barge Canal Refusal Chief F. Swartz Count y Vot er s Reenlists For 6 Must Re-Register More Years In Navy 1 Additional Local News On Page 8 NATO All ies Agree To Meet On Condition W . Germany's Post-War Recovery h x iw i T lf ft l,* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 08, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 1958. 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J.Commuters like Drafly Ride DINNER FOR COURTESY WEEK GUEST . Mr. and Mnu Wendall Sainw at the May. f a ir Inn. They are shown being served in the spacious Mayfair Inn dining room where they stayed overnight (Staff Photo) Wednesday Night Television Battle : • JV. r - H * I By WILLIAM EWALD BtMl ■" NEW YOHK ( a - There la title eanedlae, i n ? Hli same hi B01 Brogan and tor taven year* hia TV ahow b a t been tops, Nlalaen; O f. Tbla Brogan baa knocked ever everything the other network bat thrown at Win—quia thowt, other comics, the North Atlantic war gamat, King Farouk and bis tal­ ent tcouta, lat'a an aing with Chartie Chao. Tbla Brogan la to Mg ba eonld probably introduce Ed Sullivan from kit audience. Well, finally that other network gets sm art and decides to fight Brogan with a crooner named Pinny Smith. Ha la a relaxed crooner, but not too relaxed—after aU, who ean relax oppoitto a 43.1 Nielsen? Anyway, thla la about the way the lines were laid In “ the battle for Wednesday night," an NBC-TV "Kraft Theatre" drama about the TV buitneia. Now for tome reason I got thii creepy feeling that in what they call real TV life I had encountered a aim* lion before roughly like this Kraft plot. "Mr. Wltard" veriua "Joe and Mabtl,” you aay? No. not quite. But you're getting warm. No matter. The Important thing la that by the time the first com­ mercial for orange muffins rolls around, the comedian Jack Oakie and the crooner Earl Holliman are locked in a ratings battle, are In­ sulting each other in the news­ papers and the crooner is trying to steal a girl singer Virginia Gib­ son from the eomlc't show. From that point, Brogan starts stealing the crooners' scripts in order to parody them, Brogan fires the girl singer but she dc> Legal Notice IV rill; t III (LIT COI HT, v iv tll Jt IIJCIAl. I m e I I t o r SI u n til V is vsit s o u satMIsuLK c u t m i . 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P ttll. ri P Haradon ciar'a -( Clr-utt Court >laik N I'laraland, Jr, AMi-ra-v Taw eldei to go back to Ohio Instead of to the crooner and everybody la very unhappy. Well, If you are still with ns, after a noodle eaaserole commer rial, the erooner goes to the girl'a apartment and tella here that be loves her. Now in an ordinary play this might be the end. but Kraft still bad about IS minutes and one more commercial to go (U turned out it was for melted cheese and bacon and by this point I was dripping saliva on my TV set) ao we bad some more of bat it call'd action. _ It all ended _happily, of course, with the comic and the crooner friend* and the crooner and the girl linger all mushy about each other and me with a bacon and noodle sandwich on orange muffins. Bu* 1 tell you. after watching the showi of both the comic and the crooner, I figure they both were wrong to look so happy at the end. The way I see It, by neat action, they'll both be replaced by westerns. CHATHAM. V. J . —*<— Ftfeomerotar e known ee tile Polar B e a n eold-abooMar the fcaat id Interior of • train they ride to work. They like to stand in the tear vestibule of a front coach Monday through Friday with their collars turned ap against tha morning ebiiL Tha Polar Basra have organlead into an informal alnb, but they have no raeerd*, aa dues, ea officers. Anyone aaa become a ■amber If be eea stand toe drafty Joe may. The u ride toe tam e Delaware Lackawanna A Western Railroad train from Chatham to Hobokae daily. "We Just seem to ba a bunch of fallow* who gat along well to­ gether," said Wiliam T. Shoenar of Chatham. "No m atter what the waathar*a like—and once last year it was 14 below ouUlde—wa'ro out th a n every morning." William O. Ten Eyck, also of O a t ham. said the I I "Juat don’t like the Idea of sitting down and reading a newspaper In a Stuffy coach." "Our way roiiwrea to* monot­ ony of com mu ting and tha trip goes faattr," Tan Eyck added. STEVEUS WINS TBOFHT WASHINGTON rp - Outfielder Roy Sievera of the Washington Senators, who led the American League last season with 43 borne runs and 114 nine batted In. baa Urea Women bean named winner of the Wash­ Maurice J . Dtiby, another ington Touchdown Club's Clark Griffith Memorial Trophy. He will Chatamimte, said the members receive tha award neat Saturday are called Polar Bears "because we're bravo enough to roll up our at the club'a annual banquet. eoat collars and atand out than when It gets cold." ADMIRAL* TO RETIRE A D- C. A W. conductor, Will­ LONDON (UP)— Britain win re­ tire 20 of its 9* admirals next iam Murtha, who first called tha year in the Defense Ministry's I I "polar boars," likod their idea economy drive, tha Sunday Ex­ so much th at ha Joined them. He press reported Sunday. This la dropped out recently when he rodouble the normal retirement lired after 45 years aerriee with, quota. Of the Royal Navy's M ad- the ro*d. Another conductor took *> bold command!, » are hie place. Eight men make up the hard 1 ,ll«ned to administrative posts, 21 *r® °n "other duties" and o n e it° rt of the club. They aboolutoly refuse to mix with regular com­ b*» no present job. muters who Ilka to curl up with -----------Lost river, which flows at the a cigaret or the morning paper* bottom of Meramcc caverns. In in the warmth of the passenger Stanton. Mo., pours forth some cars. Four others are employed by ,our million gallons of water a the D. L A W. and the remaining day. i three ere women, Shop These faivdn& if OJosik V olute Through Saturday January 11th Ladies' Dresses F a l and wtotor i n m m , tiritoy e i tok- Reg. Prfeto 9.96 - 59.95 7.99 - 47.89 Ladies' Coats Baontifnl lam e-bnnd ooeta, new la ft# Mo m k* bmy. Reg. 45.00 to 75.00 35.98 to 59.95 Ladies' t Reg. 29.95 to 75.00 23.98 to 59.95 Ladies Knitted Suits Children's Coats & Car Coats gizee S to 14. Aerflan, all wool, milium lined. 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The oceailo- was widely regardtd as the ad d test of the former five-star genersl'l leadership in the new era opened by Soviet Sputnik*. The Pre*ldent planned to appear in person before. _ joint SenateHouse session to deliver his most important Stale of the Union message since he entered the White House. Assurances to N iU n Prom all advance Indication*, he wis expected to assure the nation that it la militarily stronger than Russia despite recent Soviet mis­ sile and spare technology ad­ vances. But, acknowledging Runia'a giant military strides, ho wis ex- peeled to train against compla cency and lay down a positive pro­ gram for outdlitanclng the Soviet Union In weapona technology. The President w n expected also to put heavp itraaa on the need to help other countries, particularly the wortd’i under-developed na tions, to counter a mounting Rus­ sian economic offensive. There were no signs the Presi­ dent would maka startling revela­ tion! of U. S. weapon* progress, or that ho svould pinpoint U. S. mili­ tary weakness as reported by some high military and civilian offlclili. «<• ii -Minutes m Bsdto-TV His M-mlnntt tpeaafe, oa which h« was making revisions almost up to tha hour of delivery, stas to ha broadeaat and telecast to the nation and relayed to the world via the radio "Voice of Amariea". Hie 71 - billion • dollar qaaation was whether his blueprint for strength would ease the fears of Weather tha Chief Executive In meeting this Soviet challenge. If Democrats do not feel this Is forthcoming— and thus far they have Indicated they do not— they arc certain td seek the Initiative In a bigger program of mlasila and space wea­ ponry. it Shop and Save y d f i s f cold again tonight with ( A t and freealng or slightly below. tow a to a . VOL- XLIX foreign nations eyeing Russia's Sputniks and of critics a t bomeboth political and military. Tbit la the expected total of tha new budget to be presented Monday. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn­ don B. Johnson, (Tex ) had sound­ ed a clear wsrnlng the nation de­ mand! positive leadership from In Sanford Established 1909 ■ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JANUARY 9. 1958 # S ta te A w a its Hard Again Tonight temperatures ranged down to in in this area. A heavy, snow-like frost covered the elty during the early morning hours. Elsewhere throughout Florida to­ day freeiing temperature* gripped most of the state in the wake 01 tha heaviest snowfall In 30 years, thrratanlng multi-million dollar Kiwanis Chib officers (or 193ft damage to tha huge citrus belt. And another frees# was expected were Installed yesterday by the Fifth District Lt. Governor, Byron tonight. Temperaturs plummeted to n Ilcrlong, In Sanford for the event degrees In north Florida and wart yesterday at noon. well belnw freeiing through cen­ David Gatchel rrcelvcd a M yeir tral Florida's lush orange and old president's pin. worn by every SHOWN WITH [IIS family after reenllstinff in the Navy for nix years U Aviation grapefruit groves. Readings were president of the Sanford Ktwania Club which preceded him. Gatrhcl Electronics Technician Chief Floyd D. Swartz. (Left to ritfht) Chief Svnrtz, Mrs. even lower In low-lying regions. Swartz, daughter, Sharon, age 11, nnd son, Ronnltl, iiru 13. Chief Swartz i: attached to Downtown Miami shivered un­ begins his fifth year as a Klwxn VAH-U. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) der 3* degrees, but an unofficial ian a* president of his club. Other officers Installed wera ‘.he reading of 11 was reported In Board of Director*. Seeratsry, North Miami. Florida's Washington delegation said today he was "very dis­ •'Also, from tha report It ts fair­ State eltrua officials said It was Treasurer, Financial Secretary was outspoken In its "disappoint­ appointed" that the district and ly obvious that no consideration still too early to determine how and the first and second vice presi­ ment" at action of the Army Corps division Army engineer* have re­ was given to the use of the pro­ much damage was caused to citrus dents. Prior to relinquishing tils teal as of Engineer's refusal to approve commended against construelion ject for recreational boating, in trees, still not fully recovered from work on the Sanford-Titusvltle enterprise which has grown and Is thy worst frees* in decades last president of the local civic chib, t * Ssnford-TItusville Canal. growing at such a rate that it Is month. But earlier they warned Ed Shinholser told the club "1 want j In telegrams to The Sa.ifird Canal in Florida. Smather said he hopes the Board now one of the big businesses of that even a light freeie would kill to express my appreclklion for th# Herald, Congressman A. S. "Syu ' The Seminole County Supervisor f j j0 fVcry person whose name ll cooperation of every officer and Herloug J r , Senator George Smo­ of Engineers for Rivers and Har­ Florida.* off many of the trees. of Registration ha* called for the on the cijfinly registration book*. thers and Senator Spessard Hull- bors will give "serious considera­ Senator Spessard Holland (DForecaster Dan Russell at the member during the past year." As his family looked on. Avia reregistration of every voter m the Fla.) said, "1 am seriously dis­ Lakeland Weather Bureau gloom­ Shinholser was given a past-presi­ tlon Electronics Technician Chief county in compliance wills a Flor­ "All questions on tho return por­ and spoke out In their support of tion" to reversing the decision. tion of the postcard should b* inappointed at the action of Army dent's pin to honor his service. Smathers said the canal, which ily predicted that It probably swill the eenal. _ „ , Floyd D Swart*. USN, reenllsted ida law which calls for reregirira- swered, Ihe card signed, and mail­ Herlong paid tribute to th* 1937 for six year* in the naval service. Sen. George A. Smathers (D-Fla i would link mid-Florida with Iho Engineer* In refusing to approve be as cold or colder tonight. Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce said lo­ ed at once." Mrs. Bruce said In Atlantic coast, would be of great the Sanford Titusville Canal." Russell said a high pressure officers and eommiltee chairman tion every two yc^ri. "Senator Smathers. Congressman area Is moving In from the north­ Asking thrm to stand, Hrrlong said He is a member rtf Heavy Attack day that double postcards are mall- her official notice1nt the reregistra­ importance to Florida industry. Squadron Eleven tVAH-11) at lb* tion. lterlong and I are advised by en­ Also, he said, "it could be of west, blowing still more cold wea­ "these are the men who carried "inford Naval Air Station. Italian Soldier Th* Supervisor of Regiitrajlloa tremendous importance to the De­ gineers that actual figures support­ ther. The new front Is expected to the bulk o( the work for tne past CDK. Floyd L. Harris, USN, Actpaapted out that "failure to retnrn ing the new report of engineers year—Dili It a small way tq partment of Defense” In connection move across northwest Florida to­ (lets Leave To Visit ton Commanding 0 Hirer nAVAR- Three Children . A*«. a * * * - *s<t)fc with its activities i t Patrick Air will be available until Friday tha day and tonight and be vslUtog* *en u th en fir tha woift-t/hp it, administered th* Oath J l Tllsin jAmr name heDtir stricken irom lO.h at which time we shall give Ailing Sweetheart Force Rasa ard Capev Canaveral them closest study with the view right on top of the nllllon dollar hay* done.” gtanee to Chief Swart*. After .the Told Fattier May Ptv hooks, and It will bo necessary Turning to the future, Hertix* U > f ceremony CDR. Harrii enjoy­ citrus belt Friday morning. then to reregister in person iq COMO. Italy ( U P ) - Italian »rm> Missile Testing Center. to taking any action which seems Rep. A. S. Ilcrlong Jr. (D Fla.) commented "W* are going to try "If this happens, and It looks ed coffee with Chief Swam , and Still Be Alive order to vote." , Pvt, Olullo Comparinl was too to promise a more favorable ver­ like it will, It will be the worst to make this the beat year In his wife, lluhy, their son, Ronald, said he will try to upset the Army Mrs. Bruce emphasised that If * overcome with emotion to *»>' CHATEAUROUX, France (UPVdict," Holland said. thing that could happen," Russell Florida Kiwanis. Kiwanis, you agn 13, and their daughtrr. Shar­ thanks when the army told him Engineers' recommendation aSenator Holland explained " I said. "Things Just don't look too fcmfw, has a history of doing thing* on. age 11. The t hief and his fami­ The three motherless children of a person li registered and docs hot gainst construction of the canal. U S. fighter pilot forced down by receive a card witblo l.n days, her of hi* good fortune. He kept "Because 1 am not tn accord have long supported this canal and good for the growers now." worthwhile." ly also Inspected tome of the Communist Albania learned aecl-, registration officer sluiuid b« itofirepeating "si. signore" to hi* colo­ with the findings of the report I wilt continue to do so though Army Installing David Gatchel as presi­ Citrus growers, fighting desper­ squadron aircraft. dentally today hr still may be Red. , \ nel. Engineers arc the constituted Chief SwarU enlisted In the Navy alive. Their French cleaning wo­ Thus# having changed thsifThe defense ministry, the secre­ am availing myself to the privi­ authority to consider both questions ately to save tlieir trees, burned dent of the Sanford Kiwanis Club, t i n of (he Italian army and the lege of submitting my views and of military importar.ee and econ­ smoke puts and firas all night In the Lieutenant Governor said "You on December 23, 1MI and has six- man let the word slip out. names line# registering ur those prutests to the Board of Engineers an effort to take off the worst are the chief executive of this teen years of active duty with th* ttS d recruitment center teamed for Rivers and Harbors in Wash­ omic justification." Tie children were told over registering for th* first tim* should of the chill. This city In th* heart club. It hat given you th* highest Navy. He served with various air up to give him a M-day leave and ington, who will have to pas* on In the meantime, local officials of the citrus growing region, wis honor it can award. Kiwanis Is a squadron* In World War It and Christmas their father was miss­ come to tho office of Supervisor of Registration in person. send him to England to visit his the report before it becomes final," and leaders express their "sur­ blanketed by smoke this morning democratic organiiatlon” a n d he served aboard tho USS Oris- ing on a flight and hcllcvrd dead. Tii# Seminole County Voting F irst Lt. itirhnrd Curran, younger ailing sweetheart. prise" and even indignation over from the firei.’ he said. warned "do not usurp the work of k.my (CVA 31) during th# Korean brother of the missing p i l o t , Registration Office it located, to The glil I* 2T year-old Shirley the report which was announced Herloug said he does not yet Moisture laden winds from tha others but see that they do ther ronflict. In VAII-lt Chief Swart* did not plan to tell them an Al­ Iho Chamber of Commerce Build­ Holmes who met and fell in love know the Engineers reasoning. But yesterday as "unfavorable." Gulf that Wednesday night prom­ work." works in the Radio Shop and Is In banian radio broadcast gave hope ing at tho corner of f ir s t St. and with Comparinl last summrr when hr indicated a belief the adverse Senator Douglas Slenstrom used ised to warm central Florida a Herlong concluded. "There's no chars# of the Eleven lln* main­ h# was still alive. Sanford Av*. she vacationed In Italy. Although finding may have been based on seven words to describe his feel­ little apparently didn't do much limit to the good your elub etn do tenance. The office is open every Tuesday she has a perforated heart she th "relatively imaU" Immediate ings when he said "I am very sur­ "You just couldn't build up their good, Russell said. The forecaster for the community so long as you Among his medata arn the: hopes only to have the bubble from 9 to 12 ami from 2 to 3. Iho laid last week she would mak>- tangible benefits, as opposed to the prises! at the decision." explained that eiotidi formed only are not concerned with who gets American Area, World War II Vic­ burst," he said. telephone number, Mrs. Itru : j another Journey to Italy to visit bigger long-range gains. Newly elected Mayor Merle along the Gulf coast and did not the honor for It." tory, Navy Occupation, China Scrv> lA i even if it meant her death But tho cleaning woman heard pointed out, Is FAIrfax 2 4023. Without the new canal he said Warner had stronger words for his get inland. Gatchel, taking over a* head of Ice, Korean Defense, United Na­ the news over tho French radio. —a t doctors said it would. the Canaveral Harbor project will feelings when he learned of the The cloud blanket radiated back the local club, said " t take over tions with two stars, Korean Presi­ She was full of smiles and con­ This was too much fur the senunofficial reasons for lagging "un­ heat to the ground and was credit­ with all of th* vtm, vigor and be "strangled." dential Unit Citation, Korean Serv­ gratulation* when she arrived al Noted Protestant timental Kalian* and they went to "Then, too, there is the am tiing favorable" op the report. He said ed with keeping temperatures at vitality I can musler." ice, and th# Good Conduct with the Curran apartment - for work work on Private Comparinl. In rapid growth of all of Florida and "( think It is the most stupid ex­ Tampa and St. 1‘oteriburg above Describing th* chain that la no four stars. rapid order the army announced: "The kids were so excited they Leaders Urge cuse that could be given." stronger than Its weakest link, he freeiing. —It would grant C'nmparini "20 especially our central section Chief Swarti la a member of didn't cat much breakfast," he which, projected as we must do in Most leaders are awaiting a copy The lowest official raiding* of said "It it my hop# and prayer American legion Pori No. 127 In hrother said. "Of course, we warn­ Laymen To Work to 30 days" compassionage leave of the reperi in order to study the to go to England and visit Shirley. order to properly plan for the Army Corps of Engineers before 22 today were reported at Cro«« that earh of you will d'dleato York, Pa , snd the National Radio ed them that we're still not eer-t COLUMBUS, Ohio flTp)— Three future, will insure greatty Increas­ —It would buy him a round trip ed use of the waterway for com­ commenting and before making City ind Ocala Prnsaeol* had El. yourself as th# strongest link in Institute A l u m n i Association, tain about their daddy. But now, prominent Protestant leaders toJacksonville and Tallahassee U. tha chain." Washington, D. C. plane ticket to London and give mercial purposes," he said. it's Just got to wurk out." day urged church laymen to work any statement as to action that Vero Beach Jo, Daytona Beach 27. Chief and Mrs. Swart* reside at him 30.000 lire (WO) to cover his The missing pilot is Maj. How­ . . fur Christ, fur their church amf might be taken to reverse the de­ Palm Beach 3fi, and Key West JJ ard Curran, 3!), whose jet trainor for (heir fellow men. sen ses. cision. Wives To Discuss, 13q!) Elliott Avenue, Sanford. —It asked the Como police to Speaking to delegates to the city disappeared Dec. 2J in a heavy fog Issue Comparinl a passport tn don off the western coast of Italy and church convocation, Unltpd Church Firemen Answer Plan Organization Shrincrs Meet ble qulek timo although passports who is now bellived in Albania-) of Christ, the three outlined plans Millinery Workers almost nevsr am issued to the for laymen to help clear slum' hands 2 Alarms Last Nite Of Jaycee-ettcs Tomorrow Night military. France, one of the few major areas, strengthen their church, and Go On Strike The Sanford Fir# Department Wives of memher* of the SanfordThe Sanford Shrine Club will western powers having diplomatic achieve "disciplined fellowship." The Army also promised *upanswered two alarms last night as Seminole County Junior Chamber meet Friday night at 9 p. m. at relations with the Communist na­ A Crosman, Philadelphia, a port "both morally and material For More Pay temperatures began to drop hut of Commerce will meet tonight to the Shrine Cluh Building, sreord tion, mad# » formal query on be­ m # m b <*r of the American ly" for “everything he may need." NEW YORK (UP)— Millinery neither of them Involved overheat* discuss and plan the organiiatlon ing to Milford t-eonard, DcBary half of the U S, government. But Friend* Service Committee, said of Jaycee ettes. worker* who make moat of the ed pipes or heaters. president of Ihe organiiatlon. the only word from Albania has the church "has a duty" to help A false alarm came at to 27 last The meeting will he held at Ihe hats worn by Amrrican women "Visiting Nobles are Invited to been a brief radio •announce merit i Iho city rid itself of slum area i went on strike today for higher night when firemen went out to Episcopal Parish House at H p. m. attend our meeting," Leonard tli.it a pilot believed to be Curran and also tn protect "Uto factor of find no fire. instead of at Ihe Yacht Club as said. pay. human dignity." was forced down there. Howevrr at 11:15 a ear fir# at previously planned. It was the first nationwide Th# Friday night session I* a "People do not gain humnn dig­ Strike hy the United Hatters Cap th# ro rrrr of ltih Si and Olive Harry Cannel urges the wives of regular meeting held on th# second nity and self respect when Uieir and Millinery Worker* Interna­ Ave. was brought under control all artlv# Jaycee* to attend th# Friday of each mnnth, it wis ex- All Civic Clubs problems are solved for thorn by -ill. little damage. i first session. tional U1.1v.it III 23 yeais. I plained. a m ailer plan." he said. "But The AFL-CIO union represents Will See Film LONDON ( U P ) - The NATO al first displayed a genuine desire given leadership and ihe clum o lies will agree to a summit meet- for cooiKiration *t the preparatory 22 000 employes in th# too million lo work with other* iu finding tins dollar a yrar women’s hat Induslog with Russia, but only after meeting*. On Post Office solution, many who cannot do it A spokesman for th# British, try. Of these, s.ono are divided careful preparation through dip­ Th# film "Operation Thr#e Ms" on their own initiative will mcalomatic channels and after a for Foreign Office s a i d Britain ae- among manufacturers in Chicago, released by the United Stair* Poit sure up to a now way of li.'.1, elsn ministers' conference, m- cepted the United States' view St. Louis. Baltimore. Boston and By JOSEPH FLEMING th# equivalent of DO, Today on muvhy, potato dumpling th# site Oflicc, and shown to the Sanford I Tho Rev. Dr. John s: , i St. f%*ed diplomatic sources said to­ that any summit meeting with smaller cities in Pennsylvania United Pres* Staff Correspondent the black market they cost one of a softball. Lions Cluti Tuesday, will bo seen I-ouis, director of city work. Board Russia would have to be "care- amt Massachusetts. Ahout ll.ooo BERLIN (U P)— A visitor to mark M plennlg, or 37 cents a The word "kueche" will never by all of Sanford's civic clubs, of National Missions, Evangelical day. The sources said the Western de­ fully prepared and must promise work in New York and nearby West Berlin ordered a breakfast pack, 30 pfennig lr<* than (obae replae# “cuivine" tn describe the PovtmatoiT Joel Field said todav and Reformed Church, outlined i i New Jersey cision would be included in sep­ some succesa." of on# egg with toast al a tide- m shops eharg# for a pack of rutinary art but Germany Is no The film "Operation Three Ms" detailed plan designed to acquaint Negotiatlcns for an industrywide walk eaf# on tha city'* fashion German eigarets. arate but virtually identical_ dip i Sources said that th# Western place for anyone on a diet. The Is about men. mail and machines, parish members with the problems lomatic notes to Russia. These J rjIt rk,pnc» to the notes sent to contract to replace one that expir able Kurfuerstcndamm. Yes, Germany has risen from food is very cheap, too, by stand Postmaster Field said and it* pur- of their churches. T ie waitress told him she was the ruins and Germans are put- arils in New York, London. Pans poic is lo give the public u graphic may be sent off later this month. l(lf A|Uei by Bulganin early last *,‘l 31 krok* down 1**1 night. C'romna’i suggested that each Communist diplomat* here.sug- month ,t„i not j ^Tf*r basically in The union demanded a 5 per cent not allow -d to serve ten than two ting on weight again. or Rome. picture of the need for mechanisa­ church Conduct a guided >elf study grated an East - West summit substance. raise for piece workers aod 35 eggs. During the 19PM9 Soviet land On Kiirfuerstendamm, Ihe city’s tion in the Post Office Department, lo b# familiar with tlio problems weekly raise for other*: a guar* meeting be held in a Scandina That, more than snaring produc­ blockade of the rity, a Berliner main street, you can get a thick # 'penally her# in Sanford »h#r and shortcomings of the parish. However, they saidI ther# were ^ >nml,, wig#; union via* country, possibly in Stock differences in emphasis and that The Rev. N. Gordon Cosby, K' tion graphs and th* smoking chim­ for hit Sunday dinner ate peas, vegetable soup, a fried pork chop, operations sre carried on in a t*Zm. capital of neutral Sweden, would bT lro o 'd lnd incre»‘»,! " ''f a r e , vacation. neys of the Ruhr, is a testimonial dehydrated potatoes, and canned three large boiled potatoes, string building more than 40 years old, Washington. D. C., paitor of tha to West Germ#ny'a post war re meat. beans, and a small piere uf cake said Field. u r e #_, . at the __ meeting ^ V 'NAUP ^ / Tcount atoll co ^ cin R . Si i* ov,,rtime *nti Church of tho Saviour, told tha -C _____ n .r i . of out the *6 toe anil pr_,i,i._. vi.„h“li(1^ Union President Alex flute •»»'* said cowry. Cafes now serve huge portions with whipped cream as big ai the permanent NATO council in Par i *; n „ , hr0Ui,h .i.niomatic L(" un rrr,,,,''ru -Vle* Length of the picture rcpait is delegates that "the whole issu' s laid acceptance of Soviet Premier « chjn«,‘* 1 h x 0U8h d'Pton»atic the jn,|U„ ry had offered l i a week T en'year* ago in Berlin you of whippwt cream with or without cake for 73 cents. ouly 13 i minutes. Field explained, of entrance Into (lie Christian or 3 per cent, whichever is less,' couldn't get an egg for love or cake or Ice cream. Many Ger­ Nikolai Bulganin's offer tor a con-1channc *• A filet steak In the best restau­ and when the film is shown sev- church must be rethought” if tie President Eisenhower'* reply to t0 ,|j r, j ectfH lt| money in any restaurant that mans just order th# whipped rant in town costs between five eril of thr local post office person­ church Is to gam “disciplined fel­ ferenee of the chiefs of slate to wasn't a black market hangout. cream. egsc East-West tension would b« Bulganin will be discussed at to othfr demands. marks 11.23 and six marks $1.30. nel will bo present to conduct a lowship." ...orrow’s council meeting. Th* union said present wsga* Any anyone who had an egg heavily qualified Doctors warn housewives they And that Includes french-fried question \nd answer session. “ in attempting to bo all InriitThey said Russia would be no­ The Communist sources, were for a 33-hour week range from could sell it for love or money, or are running their husbands* health potatoes and a vegetable. The Sanford Rotary Club will live we are guilty of the mo.S tified that no meeting between not inclined to believe the United 1*5 to 1119. This seal# was reach- both. with huge portions of sausage, A glass of good strong beer to le t the film on Jan. 13, said Field, serious exelusivenc-s there Is . , flgsreta Deere**# Bulganin and President Eisen States wanted a top level meeting, ed last year when milliners receivsauerkraut, noodl# soups, fried go with It will cost no more than the Kiwanis Club will sec it Jin. excluding people from the real Clgarets were *even A I'vevav >«■ ( better, h x i w i , rw ^ >and a11is utc lit cvj. iGerman ix i 111"! ~l 20 cents and In som# places it will 13, and the Jayctes will ae# it on meaning to Jesus Chris; and his how»r and other Western leaders but they expressed belief Amer- ed their first general waga inpotato"*, the j.a* famed •jjdd taka plica unless Russia ica's NATO allies might prevail, i cress# in eight years, it said. pack of Amarie an cigareta told for , karto&Tkocsaet, a sort of round only be 12 cents., . _ Jan. 16. body," llo said mtm»*■■**>' Farmers In the Sanford area arc pretty gloomy about lau night's fr#ze and the damage that is yet to be totaled. Ttmperatures dropped to 24 on the wettikie and on the Sanford State Farmers Market it was 26, according to Sandy Anderson, As­ sistant Manager of the market. "It Is too early yet to determine what damage has been done espe­ cially since the sun Is out this morning," said Sandy Anderson. Apparently there were few smudge pots burned in the San­ ford Seminole County citrus area tn ward off possible freciing of citrus and trees her*. Ice appeared everywhere 'his morning and where sprinklers were left on, solid sheet* of Ice were In evidence. Rain accumulated In streets was froien and became slush as automobiles came into the city this morning. Howevrr, the cold was not as severe as rxpected sine* predicted Officials Disappointed By Barge C anal Refusal New Kiwanis Club Officers Installed By Distrisf Official Chief F. Swartz Count y Vot er s Reenlists For 6 Must Re-Register More Years In Navy 1 Additional Local News On Page 8 NATO All ies Agree To Meet On Condition W . Germany's Post-War Recovery Tlf f l, t * �#- Six teenth W e e k ly Edition Sem inole Smoke S ig n a ls w Tom Tom Talk Everyone hid ■ wonderful tirao * dunnc the p u t holidays—that's ths w iy « t m i it; a#d by "tvtrjrone" wo mtan to include th# fagulty, too. The idee of sleeping lete hi* been praKy populer recently. Oh. well, our nest holidiy if St. Viientine'i, md th et tin t in very fir off; to. hippy VaUntint'a Day from all of us to all of you. Hive you htard th it Betty Ann Johnson Ind Tarry Trosper broke up over tha holidays? Just the lim e, they war* itill wslkiai around the halli together tha first diy of back-to-school. What do you make of it? Congratulalions are attended to the basketball boys. Tbay’re doing a fine Job thia year—but, of course, they always do. o ic rp t that this year it shows up better. We're glid to hear Anne Turner i< out of the hospital and on her feet again. She m utt hava had aoma reason to racovar so fait. . . moat likaly. How ta it that Cindy May alwaya meela the good looking mne be­ fore they aven gat to Seminole High. That Jack ia really aomathing to rave about, eh, Cindy? Ha'a from Brooklyn, you know. La alia Jonas and F reddie'art go­ ing steady again. Hurrah! Those two belong together. You'd better hold on to Leslie thia round, Fred die, and vie* versa. Charlie Hill said he bid a grand time on New Y ear's Eva. Does anybody know what ha did? Bat it was the same thing Billy Robinion did—whatever th a t wait Everybody really did enjoy that Christmas Ball! And, boy, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Allen were aura a hit that right! Don't wo wish wa had chaperonta like tboia atl the time! We Just got a news flash that Linda Cannon ia out to gat dated up with a senior boy. Better give in, Wally; you know whatever Lin­ da wants Linda gets! Who ia tha senior that Joint tha freshman ranks by watching Loo­ ney Toons on TV with an opsnmouthed, bug-eyed stare? No of­ fense meant. Mika, but everyone know* you gave up Kangaroo for Porky! We think that everyone should do what Georg* Faria did on the thirty-first, and w hat George did on Nqw Year's Eya is NOT ona of his well-kept M e r ita . Start guessing, friends. New Student By DCLOBU 1A1LEY During the holidays quite a few new students registered at SemiMia High School. One of these ia the atudent of the week, Shirley SlalM . Shirley moved t« lanford from Nashville, Ark., wbara aba attanded Nashville High School as a sohomorr. She's fifteen years old. Shirley taya th at Saminole High ia a lot different from her last school. She had two study halls, but no jukebox in the lunehroom. She also had a whole hour for lunch. Shirley la another Elvis fin. Welcome to our Seminole High, Shirley. ! know you'll enjoy your­ self here. Question Of W eek. By Joyce Lynn Brats* "What did you cnioy most of all during the holidays?'* Richard P lugin—I got my car fixed. Mary Jane Flynt—Staying up all ni.ht and waiting for Santa Claus. Jimmy Cordell— Eddie's party and Kaye. Cindy RoumillaJ—Being on the go >11 tho time. Wally Philips— I’d rathar not tty. Letter To Friend Dear Friendless Friend, I (It hire with a pancil In my band to typa you • latter; plan e •xcuaa the Ink blot. Since Monday eomaa on Friday Instead of Tueaday, 1 wanted you to come to a Chriatmaa party the •ve of E n te r morning, July 4. Th# breakfast at th# party eon(fits af coke, U t a gallon, and spaghetti, 10c a yard. All children over »o are free and o rphan are required to bring their parents. I don't llva where I did because I've moved. The boat will leave the airport a t 25:00 a'clock. If you mlaa It, you'll have to Itave because we don't charge for w ilt­ ing. Catch tha little rad boat paint­ ed green and go to the corner drug­ store in the middle of the street. Tlease come to ace us; (or, we don’t intend to go see you. Two shots will be fired at each guest; all found dead will be tried for murder. If Innocent, they will b* hung at dark whan tha yun rises. My sunt died and I was burled next week, but she is okay now. I truly hope you come, though, and hope you art tha sam i. My eou»ln has the mump* and la having a swell lima. She ti at death’s door and tha doctor* are doing their best to pull her through. 1 sent you a eoat by express that I knew you couldn't wear. 1 cut off tha button to m akt it lighter. If you want them, they ara in the left pocket. I started to go see you, but I came to a sign that laid “ Ibis sign takes you to Windermere" I sat there-for hours'and it nevtr moved. Never Your Victim P. S. My baby litte r awallowed a CINCINNATI fU D — Accredit­ pin-cushion and la doing fine. ed universities, four-year collcgts and technical school*, involving Amherst Group more than 1.1)00 ranopuse*, had an all time peak enrollment last fall Backs Fraternities according to Dr. Raymond Wal­ AMHERST, M an _4R— A ters, president emeritus of tha committee studying fraternities at University of Cincinnati. These schools reported 1,755,103 Amherst College ha* recommend­ full-time students and • grand to­ ed that they continue on campus. The committee's report said tal of 2,415.214 said Dr. Waiters in making public his 3S|h annual th at although some undergrade American college-university en­ ■tea and faculty numbers favor rollment survey for School and th# abolition of fraternitin, th* majority of both group* would Society, educational Journal. Noting that present demands prefer retaining a social system sim ilar to the present one, have taied the physical-plant In additon, it was found that and leaching -personnel facilities of eertain private Institution*, Dr. most alumni were in favor of the fraternities. Walters commented th at they era Th* commlttaa said no alterna­ now limiting freshman admissions because of apprehension about tive would generate group ra< a possibility i t well a t doe* the continued enlargement. A* a result, many students are present system. Th# committee fou nd alternatives would require entering Institutions of "their sec­ more college supervision as well ond or third choice which can as being financially prohibitive. presently accomodate more stu­ The rommltte* was composed of dents" end "pressure of numbers eight men representing faculty, ia causing anxiety among those alumni, trustees and undergradu­ publicly supported universities ates. Its report wa* submitted to th.it have developed undergradu­ the full board of trustees. ate programms of high grade and research ranking with th* beat. Th* rray fox can climb trees 100,000 Mora like a rat and often uvea trees to Dr. Wallers quoted figure* ssesps dogs, but th* rod fox ran't showing 71,000 engineer* gradu­ climb and usually burrows to ts. ated in 1336 from 760 Russian capo dogs. schools as commpsrtd with only 76,835 graduated by 181 accredi­ campus gates will be btselgtd by, ted American institutions. Although enrollment was up pupils now In th* primary grades this fall in American teacher's who rtptrsent the pronounced colleges, the number of such stu­ rise in th# birthret* which followdents Is "far too small to mean vd World War H and still eootiaanything effective in meeting u*»." Dr. Matters cautioned. In full-time enrollment as com­ future demands for teacheri," Dr. pared with 1956, 65 public uni­ Walters warned. This was the fourth consecutive versities hive 4.1 per cem more; year «r climbing American en­ ST private universities, J.7 p*r rollments. Covering 896 institu­ cent less: 566 independent arts tio n reporting comparably in and sciences colleger, 2.8 per cent )956 and 1957, there were gains more; M independent technologi. this fall uf IT per cent in full­ cst institutions, 4.3 per cent more; time students, 8 per cent in part- 138 independent teacher* collect*. time students, and -4 2 per cent in 4 8 per cent more; eight fin* arts, applied arts, and music schools, grand-total enrollment*. Full-time itudrnta included 1,- * T per cent less; and ten tbto081,864 men—18 per cent more logiiisl seminaries and schools for than last fall; and 540,717 women lay workers, 5.8 per cent less. Full time freshmen in five —5.2 per cent more. There are at least 100,000*more broad fields of study include 225, full time students now in accred­ *6,1 in liberal * m . 47,318 m an. ited institution than five yters gineering. 62 (52 in leathers col. ago. coming up from high school leges, 51.0(0 m rom rairct sod 11, classes that were relatively small Q47 in sericulture. The University of Cal iforris became of the low birthrate of the 2930's. has th* largsst number of fulltime students, 42 34#. th* Col­ Caltf. CC.NV Laid “ Wa see here a portent of what lege of th# City of Nfw York hss the largest, over-all enrollment, U '«• *haa u> a few yesri 45,446 College Students Reach New Peak f FFA, Home Ec v Banquet By BURKE WINN £ The Future Farmers of Amtnes and the Home Economics Girls held their Christmas banquet at the FFA building. Th* Home Economics girls furlshed and served the delicious 'up­ per under tL« supervision of their teacher. Miss Barbara Ruprteht. Entertainment waa provided by tha FFA Sweetheart. Kalhy (ir. loa, who danced with Bill Fetty and also "Jingle Bell Bop". % Cindy May sang "Are My Eirs on Straight"; and Harvey Minis and Roy Smith played their gui­ tars. Everyone enjoyed Joining in 93 tha singing of "Silent Night." Barbara Colbert— Staying boma on Christmas for a change. David Stanley— Aik Helen. Helen Trice-* Set Dave about th a t (What's thia? ? ) Shirley Morgan— Greg. Greg Walker—Shirley. (Can the*c A badger, using atl four fwt two say anthing claa?) and his mouth, can dig itself Connie Brown— Christmas Eva underground in a matter of sK. when someone called . .(Wonder onds. % who, Terry) Jack Wrig— "T hat" day at Daytana. Jeanette Price— Keith. Juanita Wynne— My surprise S m o h e y Says: party and New Yaar’a EveGerald Jon**— Eddla'a party. Diana Fleischer— New Year* Eve. Teddy Walker —Hunting. (Hunt, in* what. Teddy?) Peggy Jane Lundquist— Billy. Edith Hanson— A long-distar.ee esll on Christmas Eve. Elaine Mims— Being out o( school. Charmlon Miller— Georgia Trek. Lynda Yeaekle— Terry Smith. Marcia Loechclt— Gene, called from Wait Virginia. Marilyn McDanial— Christmas Eva. Gary Baker— Nothing! (Now Gary I) Carole* Osterholm— Jean’i par­ “ HIT* tuas — Piwma) tyForest Fire* Pat Donahoe— Wrecking ears. Audrey Bolger— Henry. Legal Notice Betty Johnion— My good times and cclabratiog. Carolyn Hall— Dating Roger l a I k s J1 tema rtls ue Lf i t:k e( ot ut se aTf ir ,' J a S s a Durand. ■ la t e e f M erida. is ph unsts: Anno Turner— New Year's Eva. l a t a t h a Sistate e f t Evle Kratxart— Waiting up for M A G C A U L T 1- lit ill LA Y K It H eceetfL . I Santa Claual F l S f A L .NOTH c * § f Me— An understanding friand Nolle-* I* l i e r r b y g i v e n I M f ' r i * and Dec. IT. u m j # r i l * n #4 w ill , on th e lo t h <lir S s b r u t r y . A. IV mi. p r * i* n t l» Roily Reel— Getting out or »r t h e ll - m o r e b l e t'-nmiv J m lg e ef school and messing eround and huntiu>l* C o u n t y , F lo rid * , h e r final re tu rn , e - c o u n t end vouchers'. •> sleeping till noonl A - l m l n l e t r s i r l c n f th * r e l a t e o f ,M»r. Betty King— New Y eer's P»y. C i r r i |_ p n h t a v e r . rierf**e<t. end at Maretl Efrid— The week before e n d lim e , t h en end th ere, m a t * , p lica t io n t o t h e I j l l Jt|>t|* fnr I Christmas. f in a l e e l t t e m e n l nf h t r e d m ln lir - i- School Ready After 50 Days lion n f eeld e e l a t e , and f n r an nrdtr d lu h e r e i n * h e r an euch Admlnls irstrli. Hate d t id e t h * I t h d e r o f J a a u t rr, A. U. 1*11, lle rx e re r K lln h eih F m - f t * A t A d m i n i s t r a t r i x « f th» E i l a t * u f M s r t s r t t I. *<». laysr, D icin ri. Sts-lr N. C l e v e la n d , Jr.. A t t o r n e y at ! . » » , r. a Ho* S!», ha n foril. r t o r t d a A t t o r n e y fo e K e t t le . CORTE MADERA, Calif. - W —Una of th* fastest school, building projects on record hat been completed here with the opening of Marion County Day o f th s; cot m School Just BO daye after school i n j iT tiunr:n .c o■ 1f uu t1 Ntii.tt r n t > t 1, trustees voted to build. F l . l l l t l l M . IN r i S O I A T E . IN n r;: e s t a t e o f The school's (40 grade school FR LD r. ZIM PrE R pupils moved into th# new schoolP e e rs,rl house from tents svhere rlatatl T o 1 1 . 1 1 it F u r i o u s a m i n : a « SONS l i s t i n i ; 1 1 . U U S n tt HFhad been held since early Sep m a n iib ah s i n s r a s m r . s r t Q ' timber. You and e a c h o f y o u a r a [trrsjy n o t lft s d e n d r e u u lr rd to p r es en t tnv Not a meke-ihift structure, lh» cls tm n a nd dsmandv w h i c h >ou, of new school is constructed of prt- e i t h e r o f you. m a v h a v e e x e l n s t Its s t l f F ra d P. Z lm u f s r , <1t> . s i r ' , fabricated steel sertiona. It has le tne t n* f oCHV o f C o lu m b u s , C a i l i t r f t seven classrooms, a utility room F r s n k t l n , M tt te of Ohio. dt< stsrd. that Includes a kitchen and lc l e t * <jf said C o u n t y , in t h * iWuiuf J u d g e o f S em in ole C o u n t y , Florida, built on a 35-acre plot. e t hjs o f f i c e |n th* c o u r t hour* *f Th# Marin County Day School eeld C o u n t y i t l a n f o r d . , F lerM i. e i g h t c s l l n d a r mon th * f f o * It a privtate institution founded twlthtrt h e t im e nf Ihe fir s t ou b ll ce 'lm v ef last year by 40 parents and tht* notlre. K * - h v le lm o r OsmsM b e In w r l l l e t . end sh e ll ,tste teacher* who decided to do some­ ■theballpie* r o f rretdenc* and po st ac; thing themselves about the crowd­ flcn e d d rr n s o f the c l a im a n t . UA s h e ll he e w o r n In b y th e c la im s * ', ed conditions of the schools in e g r e t , nr e t l s r n e i . end anr this booming residential county hie * 'If b H a i m or d i n n e d n o t 10 (Je t near Kan Franefsco. They raised Shalt be vnid ' • / W i llia m A. S ch n e ld sr *200,000 by various means to A s e x e c u t o r o f th e L e t t Wi t hire 14 teacher* and build the end T e n e m e n t o f Fred f. ZJmpfer . dfi-resed. school. F i r s t pu li llr e li n n J a n u a r y I, t i l l M O N EY to clean upOld B ills .*. Under the G.A.C. plan th# cash can b# in your hands almost at soon as you ask for it. What's mors, payments may be spr«ad ovar a long or short p#riod. Want up G .A .C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ------------------------ SANFORD------------------------111 W»ii F:rtl $ " * * t............................................ FAirfes 3-5/43 (Ol* h 'x t u Tbee'er S«<W>e|l 0*ii Heun- Daily f-i. fndsr M, Clesed ieivrSsr -ORLANDODOWNTOWN- 401 Wet) Central Avsw*.. . .GArden J-44P1 COIONIAITOWN-I 243 le d Caleoi.l Drive.GArdaa 5-3442 Ofci Heun. Parly M , Wsdsetdsy l Sshirdsy M l IO A N I MAOI TO RI1IBINTI OP A l l NIARST TOWM8 •J) �fffr VtnTorB WrriTB Thur*. Jan. 9, r)3 8 —Page 3 Young Missionary Going To Return BOSTON —'V— The daughter of missionaries, her husband and their daughter, will return to the South Pacific to fulfill her promise to an Island monarch who died early In 1957. Mary Alice Hinlln Buck Is com­ pleting her studies In America and. with her husband, plans to join her parents in the Caroline Islands. King John, ruler of Kusaie, ur­ ged Mary Alice two years ago to return to the island when she had finished her studies. Her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Hanlin, have been serving in Micronesia since 1947. 'Mary Alice, who translated the New Testament into the Kusaien language when she was 19. has been studying at Philips Univer­ sity. Enid, Okla., with her husband. Elden Buck. To Go In Summer They have been appointed career missionaries to Micronesia by the EJKh-* 3L-* * tl> < * American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions of the Con­ gregational Christian Church. The Bucks and their daughter. Lis* Lynette, will sail to the Caro­ lines neat summer, just as soon as they get their academic degrees. A native of Knoxville. Tenn., Mary Alice spent part of her child­ hood In Indiana when her father taught at Butler University. Dr. Buck observed missionary work In the Caroline Islands while he was with the Navy In World War II. He wrote such impressive reports that bis family was ready to join him after the war. Mary Alice was M when the a r­ rived on Kusaie. The Hinlina were the only Americans on the Island and lived in a thatched house. The llanlins also have another daugh­ ter and a son. Mary Alice met Buck while studying at Phillips. rSsi - * X Ford GumCompany Aiding Polio Drive ’ Ford Mason, founder and presi.-xU nt of the Ford Gum and Ma­ chine Company, Inc., this past summer approached the National fo u n d atio n for Infantile Paralysis with an idea that may well put ,> x tra hundreds of thousands of • dollars into the annual national March of Dimes program and the welfare activities of the service clubs and organiiations through­ out the United States. The Foundation and Mr. Mason came up with a plan that can reault in the greatest boon to the Afareh larch of Dimes and to the ciuns Clubs' W elfare programs since the more . than 4200 service clubs in the na lion first began to receive funds Art Brings Peace To 70-Year-Old Hemohis Woman from Ford Gum Machines. Mr. Mason's idea is that the na­ tional organiraiton will be dollars ahead using Ford machines wher­ ever possible. The Ford Gum Ma­ chine will 'akc a dime. Through the cooperation of the Fordway operator, dimes deposited in the Ford machines from coast to coast during the March of Dimes drive in January 1933 will go to the March of Dimes. Local service d u b s will get credit for channel­ ing into the March of Dimes drive all the dimes th at are taken through mruuuu llicir incir sponsored spunsun-u machines mamim-s. The dimes will go for the March of Dimes and the pennies will go for the service clubs' other wel­ fare activities. This is the first time any na­ tional charity organisation has ever cooperated with any vending machine undertaking. . Increased patronage of the machines will, in turn, mean not only more money for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, but also more money for the thousands of other welfare activities of the thousands of service clubs from coast to By LEO SOROKA MEMPHIS. Tenn. —if — The role C - . t S l . Special M arch,of Dimes lab d i of artist started suddenly for Mrs. have been placed on the Ford Lou W. Collins, a widow. "The Lord put a paint brush in machines. These will remain on my hand," she said. the machines for the duration of At 70. Mrs. Collins is three years th. drive. In this area, the Fordold in the world of art. Vet her way Program is sponsored by the garage studio-gallery is crowded Sanford Lions Club, which uses with her paintings. the funds fur its local welfare ac(ft A friend got Mrs. Collins into tivities. The chairman of the Gum uainting. She was asked to do a Committee of the Sanford Ltons mural for a church. Club Is C. C. Welsh. •T said no at once, for I had only ---------------------------one college semester of art,'* she Higher Education taiil. Hut the friend insisted, and Mrs Collins did i.10 hy 12-foot mural Indirect Reason of the Rive. .Iordan. For Missile Lag Friends Helped „ . ' ‘Each brush stroke gave me !up MIAMI BEACH tP - fighcr ed­ jiln c s s and peace, and I let the col- ucation can he blamed only indi­ * r * flow out of me," she said. rectly for the fact that (he United That started Mrs. Collins in her States trails Russia in the sale! new-found hobby. Friends helped lite-missilc race. Dr. John A. Han­ ker furnish the studio—brignt red nab, head of Ihe new civil rights ’ itiirs , yellow walls, dotted with commission, said Tuesday night. Japanese lanterns, some painted, Dr. Hannah, president of Michltome real. gan State University, told the In her short time as an artist, opening session of the 44th annual Mrs. ColUns already has exhibited convention of the Association of * her works. She held a "one man ' American Colleges that this conn show in an art store, and for Ihe try's system nf higher education ^American Art Week Show she rn- has been struck "some random tered two panels. blows." Mrs. Collins, widowed for 13 "Higher education bears onty an year*, spent the past nine years as indirect responsibility, if any at hostess h r the Alpha Gamma Del- alt. h r the predicament in which ta Sorority nf the University of we find ourselves," Hannah sari. Texas at Austin. She wrote a book “ This situation developed out ot "Orchid* Over my Apron." about military. >olitieal and economic "mothering" a sorority. factors over which higher cducaMrs. Collins has sold a number tion had little or no direct in* of paintings. Friends say she is B urner" "poor as a church mouse" but she Hannah said spokesmen h r highd o e s n 't push her sales. cr education have been "warning , -"I never want for anylhing," she the American people for years, on ikld. good and sufficient evidence, that She uses a palette knife, or a big we were in a race with Russia In broad brush, "because I can let the education of scientists, engimyself go." neers ami technologists." The trou"I'm not afraid of the paint with ble has been that, aside from edua bald Instrument In my hand." ’ calor* ami the Russians them* She has one particular painting selves, few people believed it." in Ihe studio she uses to show visRussia has challenged this coun­ itors. try in the field of education, he ^ "Tell me what do you see In that said, ami "has detected what it ^Ifitture,” she'll ask. must consider to he a vital flaw The usual answer Is "a dark in our education system." moody garden with a figure clothHannah said in his opinion U. S etf in white in the center"—sort of colleges and universities can proghostly. vide the nation with men and woThen. Mrs. Collins smiles and men who can help restore the naahows that it waa just a "clothes- tion's prestige, hut if they are to pin bag." do so they "cannot sleep." ^Holcombe's Place 12 0 3 W. T W E N T I E T I l SPANISH SOIOIIIS IN ACTION—Spanish troops charge along the top of • ridge In Sldl Ifni, Spanish West Africa, In answer to an attack by the so-called Moroccan liberation army. Spain haa charged that the movement ts connected with Communist Infiltra­ tion throughout countries of North Africa. (International) Written for Ihe United Pre** Copyright. 1939, United Pres* TAIPEI. Formosa W— I wanted to bet the doctors two to one that I didn't have cancer. It is a good thing that they didn't take me up on It, because I would have lost. 1 don't know enough about can­ cer to be giving advice. And I don't go sounding off unless l know what I’m talking about. But I will say that everyone who has cancer, or thinks they have it. should not give up hope. And. Ihey should have rrgular medical examinations. Dr. Alton Ochsncr (if New Or­ leans. La., whom I consider one of the foremost cancer specialists In the United States, advises against smoking cigarettes. In fact, he thinks It docs a lot of harm. He told me to stop smoking cig­ arettes. and I did fully stop. I'm still smoking my pii'e. Ho hat seen me smoking it ant hasn't said anything. Had Brtmebltlt _ I've been smoking both cigar­ ettes and a pipe for years, ami t thought I'd be the last one in the world to have cancer. In Ihe summer of 1953. my wife Anns, myself and our two girls drove from Monroe, La., to Cana­ da. It was a long, ct.soo mile trip and we took turns driving t didn't feet too good on part ot it. When we returned lo Monroe. I had some stomach trouble and was coughing more than usual. Hut I’ve had bronchitis for year* and didn't pay too much attention to the coughing. I was in Washington on business In August 1933 and dropped into Walt-r Reed Army Hospital for my annual physical chock up. The doctors, using an X-ray, found a smalt spot on the upper part of my left lung. I laughed whrn they said it might be malig­ nant. The doctors said they could not dtermine for certain unless they rut it out and examined It in a laboratory. Tumor, All Right Five days later, while I was still stitched up. the results came back from the laboratory. It was a malignant tumor, all right. The doctors said If there was no CONGRATULATIONS, MR. MAYORI City Attorney William C. Hutchison congratula­ tes Commissioner Merle Warner on his election ns Mayor of Sanford for 11)58. Com­ missioner David Gntchel, who served as temporary chairman of the organizational meeting Tuesday night, looks on. (Staff Photo) recurrence within 12 months, the chances were that I would be nut in the d e a r. The weeks went by, and I went regularly once a montn tor an examination. In May of last year I began to feel uncomfortable. My coughing incirased, and I felt tired more easily, although I kept right on working. The doctors said they couldn't find anything. So, Anna and I went off for a three-week trip to Europe. When we returned a t the end nf the 12th month, the doctors said they still couldn't find any­ lhing In indicate a recurrence. But in the 13th month they located an­ other small spot in my lung cavltyThe surgeon* told me they could operate, hot it probably would do more harm than good. Many Tough .Situations Dr Oschsner has been giving me shots ol nitrogen mustard com­ pound. I have been taking them intravenously. He believes that he can arrest the growth of llto cancer. They don’t talk about curing cancer TEACHER NAMED "PRINCESS" WUERZBURG. Germany (UP)— A 25 yrar old Salt Lake City, Utah, school teacher has been chosen Wucrthurg's carnival princess for 1933. it was announced today. She Is blonde Carma Hoggs, who teaches fourth graders at the U.S. Army’s Benjamin Franklin School here. To he elected a "Fasching" prince<s It considered a great hon­ or In any German city. Fasching Is Germany's version of Mardi Gras and lasts 13 days. PLEA AMONG PINES UDINE, Italy (UP)— A desper* ate appeal allegedly from an Ital­ ian soldier who claimed he waa a prisoner of the Russians in Siberia was found today carved on a trea which arrived at nearby Villasan* tina. The message, discovered la a load of fir trees from Russia, said: "I have been a prisoner ot the Russians In Siberia for 13 year*. I am an Alpine soldier. Help me." The signed name ap­ peared to be Giuseppe Plschlasl*. yet. Rut Dr. Ochsncr told me, "General, we will keep you alive until a cure is discovered.’’ I plan to be around many more years. Anna and I attended four con­ ventions last year, I'm continuing my regular work, and In the past four weeks I will have flown more than 20,000 miles out lo tho far cast and hack to the U. S. I've been in a lot of lough situa­ tions before and have never quit yet. ( certainly am not going to let this get me down. I may have cancer, but ( a in not going to alt around worrying about it, GLOBE MASTER CRASH LANDS MOBILE, Ala. ( U P ) - An Air Force C-124 Globemaster, crippled hy a runaway propclloc, m ad* safe crash landing In a cotton (laid near here Tuesday, An Air Forca spokesman said there w a n total* mum of damage to the plane. T)w six-tnan crew was uninjured. \ A new undersea telephone between the United .State* Hawaii is the world's longest and deepest, stretching 2.400 mile* along Die ocean floor a t depths up to 3 4 miles. S' A ‘ fl I Ifj * *<r»*. , II ;r A UON'l SHARIT—Lion -Elvis'' shares his dinner with trainer llob Dietch at the National Pet Show In the New York Coliseum. 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For Ihe motor car that has home that diriingiiishrd name for the pm t fifty-live years has In-on s o well designed and crafted that it has become a synonym for everything good and desirable in a product. And a study nf the fact* almut Cadillac economy and dependability indicates a soundness of investment Ix-yond anything in Cadillac’* brilliant past. And never havo these virtues lieen more evident than they arc in the Cadillac cur for IIM8. A single, sweeping glance a t Ihe new "car of cars", for example, reveal* a grace and majesty and elegance never before attainable in modern automotive dexigu. VISIT YOUR A u n i o n I / E D If yon haven’t a* yet inspected and driven a 1038 Cadillac, you should ilo so very soon. Whatever your favorite among Cadillac’* wide selection of model*, which includes the distinguished KMnrado Urougham, you will find it a rare masterpiece iu everything a Cadillac can he. CADILLAC DEALER <7*2 Saftfy Pint* Gfaii V u i FtA'itlrely In Alt J/o*M» t �Editorials r today1! noocnrr PLAN 1 will prate* Thee. O L a ri aiaees th* *aopt».~ "Project Approved" Is Only A n s w e r To Canal P r o b le m It h u t e n a long time hstwren ■hock*— u d ire believe that th* announcement made ]T«Urday that the Sanford-Tituaville Canal report waa found "unfavorable," waa the biggeat ahoek In many a year for the com­ munity of 8anford. Kami traveled like wildfire and the com­ munity^ leaders ahowed lignz of displeas­ ure and spoke aa if they knew one of the greatest mistakes of the century had been made. It Is a mistake—and we hold nothing in reserve with that statement—if reports are tree that the Corps of Engineers, a reput­ able organisation of our country, could come up with aueh atatementa aa "not enough traf­ fic to warrant the project" or St. Johns River not cspeble of carrying enough water o ff” We eim ask a few questions here— for, eertalnly If planning for the future is any mark of engineering—questions are In order. For instance • When new roads are built for subdivisions or recently opened areas, la it tha traffic on the road which makes it feasible? . , Why, certainly not— It is the potential, th e expected, plans for the future. That is he one thing that has made America big, Mr. District Engineer! Or, may we ask: If traffic was expected on the St. Johns River, where would that traffic be? Not between Titusville or Cape Canaveral, Mr. Dlatrict Engineer, for the SanfordTituaville Canal Isn't open aa yet. Certainly the Corps'of Engineers doesn't expect the citizens of Sanford and Central Florida to believe the “unfavorable’' reports In any senae of the word, does it? Projects of such tremendous proportions ’or the growth and economy of all of Florida must be started Vrotn “scratch”—and the Sanford-Titusville Canal is no diforent from the millions of others which have been start­ ed In the young history of our state ami community as far as development Is con­ cerned. No doubt the Corps of Engineers will ho hearing about this mistake they’ve made for a long, long time— nnd the noise, so far ns we can estimate at the moment will begin to get terrific pretty soon. The only correction that we feel the Corps can make right now is an “Addendum” to their report reading "PROJECT APPROV­ ED." topic of conversation. As one employ said in a downtown Sanford store "Courtesy Week to mo Is every duy for I practice courtesy in ail of my asso­ ciations and contacts.” Frankly, that is the real idea and pur­ pose behind "Courtesy Week”—it Is to con­ vince the thousands of us who approach the public that courtesy pluys an important part in our econo*-'*' end our ability to con­ vince visitors and natives alike that we are happy and congenial because we nre courte­ ous toward one another. Courtesy Week should bo extended throu­ ghout the year—blit Courtesy Week should be celebrated with one great big event onco each year so that the ideas now being used to stage the event can be used over and over again next yenr nnd new Ideas added to mnko Lhe celchrnUon a little bj* more spectacular. * Soon, we will all have learned our lessons in courtesy—nnd what courtesy mean** In our everyday life. • tf * future. WASHINGTON—Tha cherished President Elsenhower and top hopes of the AFL-CiO to organ- administration officials have lie the booming industrial South maintained a stern silence on the have been sidetracked, a t leaat contents - of the report. But on temporarily. Th* primary reason Capitot Hill there have been nim ­ la the Teamaters union scandals. bi Inge of criticism over the fail­ Strategist* had planned to use ure to make tha paper public. th* far-raving Teamstera mi the main wedge for cracking formid­ able non-union stronghold* in th* South. With ita extensive connect­ ion*. th* union was considered to he th* ideal ehock troop force in th* drive. ' •pMUUMN. But the Teamstera were booted ALL d tp long pour boas prob- shoulders, nock u d b e lli mas* A out of tho AFL-CIO aa tha afterablp haa boea urging p m to clex. w “think.’' wall, a person who On# bp on* stretch a r t relax math of congressional and other doesn't have to think while on and you'll really feel ralaxed. investigations. And th* bad odor the job probablp doesn't h a rt Bleep should coma quickly left by th* Team it* ri has redound­ much of a Job. u d easily if you don’t think ed to the detriment of organis­ Whan p m are ready te eaU ■bbut earthing slsa from then ed labor in many parts of the It a dap and go to bad, however. on. Use pour will power, If you United States. Nowhere haa this It's quite a different matter. must, but Just refuse to think been felt more keenly than in the That's when you should atop about anything. South. As an average, ■ person aaeds thinking a r t Just go to sleep. Any future eempalgn will have about sovea to sight hours sleep Tepid Both each n ig h t Soma get along with to await a cleanup in the union. A regular night-time routine less and a few need more. Do- bt Some otfcer union*, auch as the might be advisable for thorn of tannine how much steep pou Electrical Workers or Machin­ pou who often hero difficulty need bp sleeping eight hours ists, might step In and take the getting to sleep. As I bare pre­ on* week, nine tha next u d lead, but thl* aeem* unlikely now. viously pointed out, a tepid both perhaps seven or area tea uw NEW SESSION—The new sess­ . -Just before you climb Into bed following week. ion of Congress promises more will soothe a tired body and Irri­ emphasis on U. 8. defanao and tated nerves and help p m get If eight Is sufficient that's to sleep. circular, dated December, 1937, foreign affairs and Use on th* fine. But if pou are so reluctant was written by Fred P. Lawrence, Batti* of the Budget that featur­ A glass of warm milk la o good to get up In tho morning that Idea, too. citrua specialist with the Florida ed laat year’* session. you can talk yourself Into think­ Legislators gsneratly era In a Agricultural Extension Service, Fresh air In your bedroom (air ing that you are catching a cold nood to voto just about whatever It out during the day if pou ar some other disease and should Gainesville. The circular covers don't want the windows open at probably stay home, then, sis­ the symptoms of cold injury, ferti­ th* Elsenhower administration re­ night) la essential for relaxing ter, pou need more sleep. lization, cultivation, m e 1 a n oie quests for defense, particularly sleep. Your mattress should be Bo. there you have them, a control, pruning, spraying, etc. of for missile programs, to meet the firm and the sheets and blan­ few Ups on how you can live a bearing groves as well as the care military challenge of Rueela. kets unwrinkled and not too healthful day, every dap. But the Democrats will b* even ol you.ig citrut trees. heavy. Try them out next week. more critical of tho foreign pol­ Following are some excerpts from YouH sleep better, of QUtSTJOK AMD AXSWXX this circular, with pirtlcula* re­ icy of th* Eisenhower adminis­ If pour bedroom Is quiet and C. O.: What causes multiple ference to the eare of young citrus tration and will fight any attem­ dark. bolls on the skin? trees. Next week this column will pts to cut spending for what Answer: Bolls or furuncles are Wslfielng Boutin* carry the auggested care of older they consider esasntla] domestic caused bp tho entrance of bac­ programs. bearing groves. Once pou are In bed, try this teria Into the hair follicle* of relaxing routine: Any effort to reduce the veter­ Mr. Lawrence points out, as tha skin. Th* type of bacteria many others have, that after a ans' program, reportedly being Curl pour toes tightly and which usually causes this Infec­ freeze the natural reaction Is to do considered by tha administration, then relax them. Twist pour tion is known as th* staphylo­ ankles and then relax them. coccus. Good hygiene, with fre­ something right away. If you don't will bring plenty of fireworks in Btretch your legs, tighten your quent washing of the akin, often believe this, Just look at the piles Congress where member* are con­ stomach muscles, then stretch will keep this eondJUon from of pruned off limbs people are pil­ scious of veterans’ voting power pour arms, pour hands, Angers, occurring. ing up for the trash truck. There In an election year. i* very little that can be done at In addition, tho nation'* power­ that time, as It i* impossible to ful veteran's organizations will UFF-A-DAY determine the full extent of In-’throw their full weight against Jury. No poison or sour sap forms nrry attempt to whsck veteran's In the tree that will back up Into benefits, and these groups have the living tissue and do further a strong influence on member* of damage. Following a severe freeze, Congress. twigs and branches may continue | GAITHER REPORT—Look for to die for a period of several Congress to put Increasing presmonths to as long as two years, m re on the White House to get This 1* caused by injury to the the full text of the Gaither comhark and wood at the time of the mittee report. Part* of the docufreeze and not by a condition of | ment have been published, but, ns the sap. Citrus trees on which y#t, there haa been no official retwlgs and branches have been |(a, e killed by cold should receive ex­ The report purportedly take* a tra care during the following sea­ very Je^Tteed view of America's son. and th* free world'i chance* of If the damage to young trees overpowering th# Communist or­ Is slight and there are some leaves bit In th* field of missilei and and green twigs above the bank, satellites—at leaat in the near no special steps need to be taken. Trees in such Instances hive suf­ ficient living wood to develop new growth has occurred or If It Is still tops. Even so, the banks should bo tender, the banks should be re­ removed from a few trees and the moved as soon as the cold has trunks Inspected to see that the passed. This process may need to bark is firm. This process should be repealed several times before be repeated at weekly Intervals, winter Is over. Young trees that were not bank­ as damaged trees often "sweat" in the bark-and are attacked by a ed at the time the cold came fungus that can kill the young tree should not be banked until the ., « rumss mSSa -■ *■* M,,r“ quickly. , , next forecast of freezing tempera­ "Now try It!” If the young citrus tree has been tures. It Is useless and often detri­ killed to or Into the bank, it may mental to bank trees Immediately be a good practice to remove the following a freeze; as they are NO DEKlt bank, or as much as neceitary to libily to "sweat" in the hnnk and HOPEWELL. N. J. — (UP) — expose live tissue, to allow the be more severely damaged than if tree to respond, by growth, to sun­ unbanked. Wait until the forecast Stephen Eurosaos bagged his first light and air. Otherwise, the bark of additional freezing temperatures deer in 30 years of hunting, but ho won't ser the buck on his dinn­ beneath the hank may soften and to hank. If damage is slight, exert every er Uhl*. A deer-snatrher stole slough off—resulting In complete LAST SHOWING loss of the tree (the extent of this effort to keep the young trees ! th# buck from Eurossns' car while OPEN 12:15 operation will depend upon the ac­ dormant or as notrly so as pot- the hunter toasted his luck In s reage involved and the manpower liblc. If heavy damage ha* occur- local inn. -------------------available. I When trees are unbank­ red, In addition to removing the A LONG TEN'L'HE ed it will be necessary to rrbank hanks, It may be necessary (deHARTFORD, Conn. —(U P)— them when there Is a forecast of pending on conditions) to water the freezing temperatures. In rebank­ trees. Cultivation, fertilization and SecreUry of State Mildred P. ing, the trees should be complete­ spraying should he delayed until Alien said a check of the records ^ ClfatVx' M *4 £ showed th# Wylly* family of ly covered if the growth Is tender. winter has passed. This free circular In Ita entirety Hartford held tha secretary of If growth lias progressed to a point of hardening, the *'ecs need not It available at the County Agri- state office for 98 years, starting Admission be completely covered, if no cultural Agent’s office, Court!with llexekiah Wyllys who got ADULTS—Matinee 80e House, Sanford, Phone FA 2 3233. tha Job in 1712. C an't Sleep At Night? Just Stretch And Relax Agriculture News By Cecil A. Tucker, II The latest newcomer to the bulle­ tin display racks in the County Ag­ ricultural Extension offices is Cir­ cular 174, entitled "Treatment of Cold-Injured Citrus Trees." This Courtesy W eek Successful Here Cbqrteay Week In Sanford has been a tremendous success up to this point— and irith th* Sanford-Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce behind the project, ire are aur* that the final reports will read •Wen Done" Hundreds of lapel badges reading ‘ Re 3ourt*oua“ have been worn by sales people ind those meeting the public this week unJl practically everybody hns seen something ibout "Be Courteous." The impact of the Florida Courtesy Week ivant comes when people realize just how nnch courtesy really plays In their dally Ives and what it means to them in the noment-afler-moment events that form the •aaual usual dny. The campaign to “Be Courteous" will lx* jxtended right on through the year with the seeking of . the Florida State Chamber of Commerce and the individual Chnmbcnt ofCommerce throughout the state. • Here In Sanford, the Sem inole County Chamber of Commerce and the SanfnnlJemlnole County Junior Chamber of Com­ merce have co-sponsored the event. Throughout the city, men and women use he "Be Courteous” enmpnign ns a general Will PCNDLITM What About The Budget?—This was the biggest question in Washington as Congress opened this week. Florida's Senator Holland say* wc should be witling to p u t up lie necejjury money; that our na­ tional security .should come first "That is nut to say that wc should blindly indulu - in panic spending for detente," he said, "nor should we tolerate excessive re picsts for fund* (or i »y and every kind ol project which thclr proponents may strive to color with military neces­ sity." He urged caution in dealing with Russia, and said; "Until the time whei\ we can obtain reasonably guaranteed assurances from Russia of progressive disarmament with adequate inspection and agreement on the diversion of nuclear power to beneficial purposes, we must provide thr funds that our lust military and scientific ralndi can Timelv Notes r*:abllih as nccesiiry to Insure Congratulations to Mayor Merle Warner. the security of our people.” Asked about the cuts In the His tenure ns titular hend of the City of budget last year, Holland explain­ Sanford will, we believe, be a successful ed that he felt we should hold on The Sanford Herald one. Cooocratlon of the entire Roard of San­ to as many of those economies as S s t m S m H f « l l f l a w w a lle r 0 » U W r S T . 1 1 1 ! * t ford City Commissioners, of course, make wc could. Ho rxplainrd that more u i r —4 o in ,« • ( i u Ih S r u r u i . ■»*-- «fc* *•« one-half of the )3 billion cut •I I’M ir f H of March S. 1ST* such n position n successful and valuable one. than was for non-defense Items. rnau rcnKiies, Mim pc*u«h»r —O— "Nothing would please the reds Wtains MAMMAS sa, Bsecxllrr Bella* Hi Fever Follies is beginning to be the more," he said, "than for us to BVM1.TR J. CVAMISO. AOccrtlclaa at "talk of the town" already. We are sure bleed ourselves white financially. P a tll.tr * H a ll, r * r * » i - a ia fC a ,. «»4 a r aa* the ladies of the Seminole Memorinl Hospital That would accomplish for them C h rU lw a a , a a la rA a r * n » « * 4 l a i t k i U t a a a . of their m ajor objective* In the will stage an extravaganza no one will wnnt one C C M S C M 1 P TIO S M A T B S cold war. Our difficult task it to M * I ’a r r l r , 1 .1 , aaa f t e r t O ar M a a lh II.M to miss. find s way to maintain our nation­ T il,, N a a lta a|i M a a lt* Oaa V r a r | LM S A .TI , S IIA * al security and at the same time A l l n t l t a a r r a a ilrra . > «,• ! a l tta a k a . r n a ia lla a a a a * David Gatchel changed titles within one retain our high standard of living S a llr a a a* a a tc rta la ia ra l f a r t t r t a r c a w a f ra la la a fa a * a a r lll t * r l a M f * T a r a t r r n l a r a S v e rS U Ia a r a lr a . 24-hour period. He relinquished his seat nnd and remain solvent." opening of Congress found T t r H r r a ia la a w e w h r r a f I t r t ' a l t r * Praaa a a tlrh title ns Mayor of Sanford Tuesday night, theThe Senator back at his desk, " ta k ­ la r a l l l l a * a i r l a a l r r l r la t t r aaa t a r r r p a t l l r a l l a a a f a ll lh a U r a l e rla itO la tbla i t a i M H r . and was then installed ns President of the ing It rasy as much is possible," M rr rr a ra lr* S a lla a a lt r tr n ra rra l a O rr rlW Ia e Sanford Klwnnls Club Wednesday at noon. although not yet fully recovered C r r a lr fa r. Ml tla a fa U a »a la *» « - s "I* . Congratulations David Gatchel and may the from a recent operation. A 'la a la . U ra ra la next year be ns successful us the past one. Herlong Tax Hearings— One of Page 4 Thursday, January 9, 1958 the first bills to be considered by the Way* and Means Committee this year is the Herlong Sadlsk tax reduction proposal. Hearings -are now being held on this measure. This is a bi-partisan effort to do Bv m A R L E 8 M. McCANN a - f n*Ani _ •»— .it.it* t By CHARLES McCANN A lot of people. iin "n .e ..u 1t ■ ralist haa announced• »in the last three something about lax reduction. United Ir a n Still Correspondent and uncommitted countries — per* years. A reduction of 040,000 was Congressman Syil Herlong, Demo­ Soviet Russis's Announcement ol haps even some In Allied countries announced in 1933. A second one crat, has been joined by Antoni ■ cut la the i i » of lu ermeJ —will accept this. of 1,200,00 men was supposed to Sadlik, Republican of Connecti­ force* eppeirs to be nothing but cut, to push through a proposal to The Hussian announcement was be carried out last year. a im art propaganda move. made in ■ carefully staged pres* Nobody know* whether the first reduce all taxes— both personal The Kremlin calls '.he reduction conference in Moscow by First two cut* really were made or and business - • systematically " a major new rontrlbution to the Ileputy Foreign Minister Vaiily whether the third will In­ over a five year period. Scheduled •ante of Uiiemng tcusLns jnd V. Kuznetsov ami Deputy Army in any event, the Kremlin has to speak in favor of the bill at creating trutt in relation* between Chief of Staff Gen. Mtkhalletaoaoi no reason to worry about weaken­ the hearings is Ttnslev W. Ruc«tAlatci." Malinin. ing Itself. Military expert* esti­ cr, of Jacksonville, president and Hut it *1111 leave* the Soviet They said the armed forces would mate the present Soviet strength general manager of the DixonUoion with the world'i mo*t pow­ be reduced by 300.000 men during at anywhere from 2,800,000 to 4, Fowdermakcr Furniture Company. erful armed fo rm and still un­ 1938. Rucker represents the Associate*! ooo.ooo men. willing to enter a diiarmamci.t Of these 300,000 men. Kuzenlsov The United States armed forces Industries of Florida and other In­ agreement with guarantee* which and Malinin said, Russia will with­ totaled 2,789,642 last May 31. They terested groups totaling more thin would prevent It from cheating. draw 41,000 of its troops from are to be reduced to 2,790,000 by 2,U00 Florida firms. Hence from the practical v'ew- East Germany and lf.ooo from next June. Carlton Sworn In— Former Gov­ poin., the reduction ti an empty Hungary. Kuznetsov and Malinin said Rus­ ernor of Florida, Doyle E. Carlton, gesture. But Kuzentaov and Malinin re­ sia’s reduction was "an act of good of Tampa, has assumed his duties In many countries *11 over the fused to say what the site of the and expressed hope that the as a member of the [’resident's world, however, the Rusiiam will Soviet armed forces would be aft­ will" Civil Right* Commission. Tills is Allies would follow It. ba given credit for setting ■ good er the reductions were carried out. the temporary Commission set up But any tlm* Russia wants to example to the Western Allies. Thia ia in keeping with tradi­ prove good will, all it has to do by the passage of the much fought Even in the United State* the tional Soviet secrecy. over Civil Rights Bill. Purpose of Soviet, move got big headline* a* The new cut is the third Russia is to agree to a cheat proof disar­ | the Commission is to study com­ mament agrcenien . a news story. Not everybody bothplaints that persons have been •red to read in the dispatches and denied the right to vote because In editorials the caution th it for 'o f rice; study present laws pro­ practical purposes the reduction— tecting civil rights; and to make -#V M OTT KINOIf It la really carried out— la meanrecommcndations to the President. ingleta. THB 00317X7 decreed price in- Th* Kremlin alio raised the , The Commission was set up for a ireaee* In a number of luxury price of autos. The price always Aa part of the Unltrd States at­ limited life of two years after the Is higher under power steering. consumer Items. What they've tempt to catch up with Russia In hill became a taw. That was Sept. I ! ! got over there ta an over-supply the nuclekr mlsatle field, Prut9, 1937. Five months of their time Soviet TV eels hove been cm' of consumer* and an under-sup­ dent Elsenhower is expected to already has passed. Their work in price. Vn>he fo console. ply of luxuries. *»k Congress for increased de­ must be done by Sept'. 9, 1939, ' I l l 1 I I fame appropriation*. when they will go out of business. The grem lin raised (An price of tevlel TV pragm as are in caier, If lu- does, tin- Russians will vodka te p e r renf. T A at* m g/l*. lee. All Red. Of six members, three are from make the most of it in their In­ I 1 I I I I the North ami three are Southern­ Another item (he K r e m l i n t e r n ! propaganda broadcast!. One reaten fer the v e d ta price er*. Carlton was recommended by Insreaee it t# d iu ev rafe drinking. raised In price U door covering* They will point out that while both Florida Senators for the job. 1 Probably there's a shortage since Probably M's considered a hind af K uuia ia reducing its mili ary He is considered to be one of the Khrushchev has had so many kengever from cepllalism. twees, th* l/oited States Is not. most able men ever to serve as } people on the carpet.. Governor of Florida 9 Foreigii News Commentary YOU'RE TELLING ME! Inside Washington BT HENRY CATHCART ®28k Democrats already aceue. irg Mr. Eisenhower of lathing "a sense of urgency1' during the cur­ rent Sputnik crisis, it is possible that the Gaither report may pro­ vide th* ammunition for some not. able political eklrmishaa ia 1939. The report Itself is said to commend sizable Increase* i™ government epending, pine other proposals that a n aura to raise partisan hackles In Congreii. •A Peyton *r Place 1\ Night 93c Students 60c — FEATURE — 1:00 - 3:17 • 6:31 - 9:31 FRILAY * SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE X m h tC %SMr^s" jo h< to^ p ft/ *• • i n n SAVE by JANUARY 10th and earn a full 12 MONTHS’ RETURN LN 1958 CURRENT RATE 3Ji fo tM iiu •iiiiis — FEATURE— 1:07-3:10-6:13-8:48 ------ ALSO------ DEREK fm I'EK ANNUM JOHNSMITH w u sion — FEATURE— 2:18 - 4 : 1 5 - 7 : 2 4 - 9 : 5 1 Get More Out Of Life Go Out To A Movie �t ftp #«nftfrh f r r a l b Thurs.'Jan. 9. 1938—P a w 5 Womans Page Garden Circles I General Meeting And Luncheon * * 1XORA CIRCLE will meet Fri­ ' W ednesday At Womans Club day, January 10 at 10:00 A. M. at The business luncheon of the San­ Lelnhart and Mrs. Ramsay. ths home of Mrs. John Morgan. ford Woman’s Club was held Wed­ The meeting was conducted by 124 X. Summerlin. Co-hostess will nesday at the clubhouse on Oak the president, 3Irs. M. V. Far* be Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth. Dr. J. Ave. Receiving the guests a t the mer. Mrs. C. W. Lynch and Mrs. F. Darby will speak on principles door were Mrs. B. F. McWhorter, C. 31. Wine were introduced as of plant diseases. Mrs. B. R. Beck, and Mrs. L. M. new members. HEMEROCALLIS CIRCLE will Lelnhart. Guests of Mrs. Sidney Ives were By VIRGINIA CONN. SttcMy Bdilor met January 9 at 7:30 I’. 31. at Hostesses for the luncheon were Mra. S. E. Ives Jr. of Orlando, After hearing varying reports on nights ago. Cathy Stoweil entered the home of Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. D. S. Talley, Mr*. Herman Mrs. Dial Gray of Lauriens, S. C. Back to Methuslah", starring a Into the ip irit of things by prepay 1719 South Sanford Ave. Co-hostess D. Stanley, Mrs. H. V. Nelson and 3irs. J. E. Stuekey of Camden, gorgeous Faye Emerson and a fas­ ing a tremendous tray of delicacies es will be Mrs- Carl F. Lind and and Mrs. Clyde Ramsay. S. C. cinating Tyrone Power, 1 have which she balanced on^her knee Mrs. Clara Hadercr. The program Mrs. Al Hunt of the Fine Arts Decorations of greenery and come to the conclusion that it is all the way In from Geneva. The will be oo the conservation of white crysanthemumt were used Department made an announce* birds. Guest speaker will be Carl throughout the club house. An out­ ment of the annual Animated 3!ag* not the acting that counts any­ guests numbered about thirty. Jean Reedy and Marge Hill drove Lind, who will also show slides. standing arrangement of the cry- azine which will be held January way. The New York producers The JACARANDA CIRCLE will sanlhemums was made by Mrs. 15 at 3:00 P. M. Visitors are wel­ would be far better oft financially off into the west with Molly and to bring their "turkey-prone" ac­ Carlyle Reedy—to deliver the girls meet Friday at the home of Mrs. come. tors and actresses to a fame-hun­ hack to school. Molly's destination X. R. Whitney, 409 Mcllonvillo Nominating committees were an­ gry small town than to expose was Texas—but she had reserva­ Ave. at 7:30 P. M. Co-hostesses will nounced by department chairmen. be Mrs. George Ewing and Mrs. them to the scathing tongues of tion* on the train. Carlylo has evi­ They will report at the next meet* Intellectually voracious critici In dently' bogged the girls down In Beulah Thornton. 'Ing. New Orleans, which is not such a DIRT GARDENERS Circle will Mrs. W. D. Chisolm, chairman of cities. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Allen and We are happy here Just to see bad place to stay for a while. Ter- meet at the home of Mrs. Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Bynl Sr. of a bridge and canasta benefit an­ someone In person—we do not cri­ haps by this writing the travelers Fleischer at 10:00 a. m. Friday 111 Holly Ave., had as their guests nounced that an afternoon and morning. evening party will bo held Feb­ ticize unduly their capacity for will have returned. HIBISCUS Circle will meet during the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. ruary 28. projecting the particular charac­ John Krider will perhaps be the Friday, Jan. 10 at 2:30 p . in. at C. X. Shaffer Jr. and son Allen most courteous chairman the coun­ An election was held to fill the ter, a t long as they project their of Columbus, Ohio. Also Mr. and INTERMEDIATE TROOP of fly-upa, as ye without a number, holtl their tenth meet­ own personality. Several persons ty Commission has ever had. John the home of Mrs. D. H. Fauvcr, Mrs. Harry Byrd Jr. of Martins­ elective offices of the general so concerned about the "cus­ at Eureka Hammock. club's nominating committee.^ ing in the home of Mrs. Jackie Austin, their leader. Mrs. Louise Drebert is the assistant who saw the play said that they was DRIFTWOOD CIRCLE will meet ville. Va.. Philip Byrd of Southern Those chosen were Mrs. H artm an, tom ers" having to dial that old, would enjoy Faye Emerson far leader. Mrs. Prokosch brought her Huwaiia t slides to show the troop. Left tn right, Jill at 9:45 a. m. at the Legion llut Union College Wadtey, Alabama, 3lrs. Monteith and Mrs. Meriwe­ hard number 6392, that he prevail­ Stogner, Diano Powell. Anita Troutner, Ga l Uouglus, Daryl Coe. (Photo by IJergstrom) more in the future on television ed upon Bob Shedden to change it Mrs. George Harden will give a and Mr. and 2Irs. Earl Grow of ther. for having seen her on the stage. demonstration of basic flower ar Miami. Following the luncheon a bridge The Mutual Concert Association to an easier on the fingers handle; Drucc Anderson, son of Mr. and thus the new one, 2212. Takes rangement for this workshop meetand canasta party was held- Win­ Tuesday night brought to tuwn 3lrs. 11. W. Anderson of Lake Min­ Ing. Members are asked to bring three people who obviously did some remembering, but thanks, a pin-holder, a dish, and their own nie has returned to the Baylor ning high prise at bridge wee Mrs. not have this glamorous back­ John, for your kind consideration. flowers. Hostesses will be Mrs. E. School for Roys, after spending AI Hunt. Attendance prize was won Our worn uut fingers appreciate It. by 3!rs. Redding. High canasta ground. Where thry needed color­ J. Mills, Mrs. J. F. Barlow and the holidays with his parents. was won by Mrs. C. 31. Flowers; ful sets to help the visual enjoy­ Since it is now pitch dark, and Mr*. J. W. Strlhllng. Jimmy Wright has also returned stilt nut snowing, I may ai well M 1957 was a year of achievement and Margaret Arndt, Oviedo, and screeno, 3!rs. J . E. Courier; Aver­ ment of their* presentation, thry AZALEA CIRCLE will meet with to Baylor afier a Christmas vaca­ 0 for the 4-H girls in Seminole Coun­ Dorothy McAlexander, Sanford, re­ had nothing. The audience did not give up my vigil. Snow in Florida Mrs. Henry McLaulin and Mrs. tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. age score, Mrs. S. G. Harrien.Vis something the tourists may not presented the County at the State ty. Following is a brief account of A kitchen shower was given re­ respond to their poorly directed at­ 4-H Short Course. This trip was cently for Miss Ann Davis, bride- tempts. It is hoped that this choice believe. They may consider them­ W. It. Jennings at Mr*. McLaulin’* J. A. Wright of 415 Elliot Ave. the 4-H’crs; Mr. and Mrs. George Rounds en3tugwump. In American slang, ia A total of 549 project! were car­ made possible through the follow­ elect of February. Hostess for the will not hurt the rest of the year. selves lucky and from now on home at 1:00 p. m. Thursday. The trrtaincd their son Harry and his program will bo on conservation. can say—• yes that was the year it ing organizations; Chase Groves, name applied to any independ­ ried by the 331 girls enrolled — 2 occasion was Miss Dottle Bolling­ The Association does an excellent snowed in Florida". Soon we will wife and Children. Rryan and Kris­ ent voter and especially ot those vegetable growing projects; 7 poul­ Federation of Women, Sanford Wo­ er, assisted by her mother, Sirs. Job of bringing music and laugh­ ten over the holidays. The visitors Independent! In tho Republican worry about someplace else freez­ try; 21 Home Grounds; 111 cloth­ man's Club; Longwood, Lake Mon­ Y. C. Bollinger. ter Into Sanford. They do a better ing over, so watch your exaggera­ left Wednesday to return to their party who refused to support roe, L air Mary and Sanford Home ing; 58 electricity; 299 Food ami The blue and white theme, plan­ Job when they bring the muaic, al­ home in Syracuse, N. Y. tions! It may yell James G. Rlalnc, when nominated Nutrition; 1 freezing foods; 11 Demonstration Clubs. ned by Mias Davis for her wedding, though last year "Charlie's Aunt'* THUR-SDAV Mrs. Jim Patton and daughter by that party for the presidency 56 girls and three leaders made health; 22 child care; 6 home fur­ was used throughout the Bolling­ was certainly enjoyed by many, The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Debbie of Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived nishings (room improvement); 1 the tour to the State Fair In Tam­ er home. The table was decorated myself included. Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. at this week to spend some time with In 1884. pa. a craft and 3 recreation. with a white laco cloth, white With the completion of the new the Yacht Club. her parent* Mr. and Mrs. W. H. * 21 girls participated in the Ten girls participated in the candles and blue and white flowers. Sanford Civic Center, we will he Thomas. Mrs. Patton is the for­ FRIDAY County 4-H Dress Revue. Sibyl County Demonstration Day. Miss Davis received many In a position to Invite famous per­ The Sallic Harrison Chapter of mer "Pudgle" Thomas. The following girls participated Grant, Longwood, received the amusing and useful articles for her sonages to open their plays on our Ihe D. A. R. will meet Friday at Senior Dress Revue pin. donor, tn the District Demonstration Day future kitchen. Games played dur­ stage. With good acoustics and an STUFFED BELGIAN ENDIVE the home of Mrs. R. E. True in in Orlando: Connie Griffis and Simplicity P a tt c r n Company; ing the evening were won by Miss enthusiasm for big names, perhaps 4 large heads Belgian endive Lake Mary, a* 3:oo P. M. Co-host- Plantettes Will June Williams, I'aola, team Food Christine Vcntry, Sanford, and Su­ Vatcric Klrchhoff and Miss Linda the players themselves might he 3 ozs butter esses will be Mrs, W. E. Raker and san Futford, Geneva, received the Preparation; Jenifer Jordan, Long Anderson. Inspired to surpass themselves in i* tap. salt Mrs. Rsymond Bali. Members arc Meet January IB wood, individual salad; Uetty Jean Junior Dress Revue pin, donor Others attending were Miss an otherwise indifferent play. 4 tbs. bread crumbs asked to bring used clothing ami The regular meeting of the Flor­ Coats and Clark, Inc.; Others re­ Robinson and Carla Lommler, Frances Middleton, Miss Juanita The fact remains, in Central 1 tbs. freshly chopcil parsley beads for the package to be sent ida Power and Light Company Longwood, individual demonstra­ ceiving pins were: Betty Sue F ar­ Wynn, MUs Sylvia Price, Mis* Jo­ Florida, there is a definite market Freshly ground white pepper to the Indians. Subject of tho pro­ Plantettes will be held January 13 tion! Dairy Foods: Betty Sue Far mer, Longwood, Public Speaking, anne Hughey, Min Iris Causey, (or Broadway productions, provided Allow I large head Belgian en­ gram will be the study of the In­ at the home of Mrs. W. M. Gaines, donor Pure Oil Co.; Sylvia Miktcr, * mer, Longwood, Public Speaking; Miss Marcia Loechelt. Miss Mari­ the big name it there. This will be dive cut lengthwise In half for each dians. 105 North Mrltonvillc, at 8:00 p. Marian Fabry and Sandra Bell Slavia, Frozen Foods, donor Whirl- anne Ludwig. Miss Sandy 1-ee, Mrs. backed by the sellout in both Or­ serving. Crisp endive in ice water pool-Sregar Corporation; Bette m. J. C. Davis and Miss Gloria Schu- lando and Daytona Beach with a 15 minutes before using. Dry gent­ horn, Slavia, team demonstration In addition tn the regular bust Food Preparation; Mary Ann Te Jean Robinson, Longwood, Home cncmann. minimum of publicity on "Back to ly in paper towrl. With sharp ness, there will be a demonstration Improvement, donor The Scars tlnky, Oviedo, Senior Talent and Methuslah". Granted the show was knife, slice Belgian endive head of family clothing by Sirs. n. P. Naomi Tuhy, Slavia, Junior Tal­ Roebuck Foundation; Sandu Bellplugged on T. V. by Mr. I’owcr and lengthwise beginning a t root-end. Gomlspecd. All members are ask horn and Marian Fabry, Slavia, ent. Miss Emerson—powerful enough Gently remove small center leaves rd to bring guest other than Three girls received Junior Lea­ Dairy Foods, donor Carnation Com­ publicity, but the sell out occurrrd to make space for stuffing. a member. Prizes will be present dership pins — Mary Ann Tesln- pany. before that. In mixing bowl, blend bread t-d durum the evening. 4 II Camp was held July 15-19 sky, Oviedo; Cathie Griffis, Lake The civic center could well draw crumbs, chopped parsley and 2 Monroo and Joan Kennedy, Long- at Camp McQuarrlo with 33 girls artists to Its boards to perform oz*. in riled butter. Use oblong ■ml 3 adult leaders attending. wood. before audiences which include casserole; met! butter over medl- i 9 229 girla received pins for com­ 15 girls received certificates on people from neighboring cities. At um flame. Arrange each half head v Hanford Garden Club pleting projects. A girl must hand "Getting the Most Out Of Your least It la something to think Belgian endive in casserole. Brown ! Sewing Machine." By Mr*. Alfred Chiles, Jr. In a record book and a story of the about. lightly 5 minutes. Remove caste- ) 55 girts participated in the Sat­ Camrlla Circle project for a complete project. To Father Hubble entertained a few role from flame. Stuff each portion • urday morning 4-H radio program. As 1 write this article on garden­ be eligible for a pin in 1958 a girl THURSDAY endive with 1 tbs. mixture. Place | - must complete and hand In rec­ 46 girt* attended 4 If Achievement ing, 1 wonder just how many of Tbc Deacons of the First Pres casserole In pre-heated medium Day. our plant* will come hack to life I D n r r n c f l / v c c W flQ ords on 3 projects, which may be bytrrlan Church will meet In the oven for 20 minutes or until Bel­ Mary Ann Te.siusky ha* served in the spring after being hit »o 1 the same project or different pro­ Session Room a t 1:45 7. in. gian endive is tender or transpar­ as County Council president and I hard by the recent freeze. Perhaps P i r e f r M o n t i n O jects. ent. FRIDAS cordon brine eared Ifor n r T 1'* * I r l B l S I l l l g will serve during '958 The other wiib our garden being cared THE CHAR3flNO frivolity Betty Sue Farm er, Betty Jean 3:15 Chenib Choir Practice at Serve piping hot on preheated Council officer* arc: Vice presi­ of the old French court la re- ■ now, we will again have beautiful Robinson and Sibyl Grant of LongOf New Year Mon. First Mrthodiit Church. plates. If desired, additional melt­ fleeted In this late-dsy d ru g wood; Joan Kennedy, Fern Park; dent. Sibyl Grant; Secretary, Syl­ yards by spring. Since January if HA'rURD \Y The Dorcas Cliss of the Central ed butter may be added at time of warp-prlnted silk taffeta, via Mlkler: Treasurer, Linda King; an especially dry month and water­ £ M iry Ann Teiinsky, Joann Wolff The Castle Class of F irit Metho­ with yellow roses on a white Delegate, Ucttc Jean Robinson; ing will help revive our frozen 1Baptist Church held Its first meet­ of serving. dist Church meets al 7:30 p. m. background. Designed by flaxDevotional Leader, Melanie Wil­ plants, wc should water our gar­ ing of the new year at the homo MONDAY Average height of The Nether­ ane for Samuel Winston, U of Mrs. Fred Yeackle Monday liams; Song leaders, Margaret Ste­ dens often. Mrs. Chorpening The Friendship League of the shows a pretty m id-winter vens, and Dorothy Duda; Repor­ The new year usher* in the aza­ night, a business session was hclj. lands above sea level IS 37 fed and Congregational Christion Church face to fuhlon. The new longDelicious refreshments w e r e one fourth of the laud is below aea ters, Naomi Tuhy and Susan Stall­ lea and camelia japonic! season in UAIIY HOY MCCALLKY, mm will hold n mealing and installa­ line bodice la deeply tucked to Has Shower ing*. Florida. This Is a good lime to buy served to Mr*. Helen Todd. Mrs. level. of Mr. untl Mrs. Wulhuu Me- tion of offireia for 1958 at 1:30 the blpa and mould! the figure Three Council meetings were either, as they are in bloom and laila High, Mrs. 31ary Cantrell, For Ann Dovis above a eoft and daaceabl* , Cftlley, Sanford. Horn Jan. 5, P. M. Monday, January |3, at A female silk worm lays about Mrs. Ina Callaway, Mrs. Winnie held this year with 147 girl* a t­ you can gel some idea of Ihe colors skirt. • • the home of .Mr*. Laura Ball, Hostess for a bridal shower Mon­ tending. anil blossom*. After buying azalea Weaver, 3 ln. Eunice Wiggins, Mr*. 50U eggs about five day* after leav­ 1938. day night for Miss Ann Davis was (Photo by RerK»trom) 25ot Elm Ave. The following leader* have help­ plants there arc some common Loretta Wiggins, Mrs. Jack Ben­ ing the cocoon and then die*. Mrs. Carl Chorpening Sr. Miss ed with the 4-H Accomplishment* sense rules to observe in planlioi; ton, Mrs. Clela Mattox, Mrs. Belle ^ Davis will become the bride of —Mrs. R. B. Forbes, Pinccrcst, and caring for them. Azaleas are Crrasmon, ami the hostess. Mrs. ^ Jerry Murphy on February 1. Sanford; Mrs. Vincent Matocki, strictly surface root plants and Audrey Yeackle. * yellow and white theme was Mrs. John Losin. Mrs. George Ot­ should not be planted yoo deep. mused throughout the house. The to, Mr*. Ralph Stevens, Mrs. J. H, They require an abundance of peat. * table was decorated with white Grant, Mrs. John Murray, Mr*. Peat supplies them with natural Shuffleboard Club ” candles and greenery. Refresh- Joseph Krug, Mrs. John Kennedy, acid. Azaleas require plenty of wa­ ments of cake and coffee were Mr*. U- R. Gray, Mrs. Geneva Lar- ter, but good drainage. They rz«- Has Supper Tues. The Sanford Tourist and Shuffle- served. gent, Longwood; Mrs. Stephen Mik- fer partial shade, especially In the * Games were played during the ler, Slavia, and Mrs. John Griffis, afternoon. They should bo lightly board Club met Tuesday night In ' . evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lake Monroe. Without these adult* mulched with leaves, pine necdlei the Fort 3fellon Park Club house * M. E. Baker and Mrs. R. U. Hut­ the result* could not havn been or straw. for a covered dish supper. A capa­ chison. accomplished in the County 4 II In growing camelia* there are city crowd gathered for the busi­ £ Invited to attend the shower program. some rules to observe also. Cam­ ness meeting. were Mrs. Chester Daniels, Mr*. The program was presented by ellia should be planted with the Lillia Clark, Mrs. Catherine Whettup of the root ball slightly above Charlie Morrison with "Musical chel, Mrs. B. H. Squires. Mrs. ground level. They will grow more Memories", group singing and the Stanifieid, Mrs. Burke Steele, Mrs. Mrs. Rucker Hosts successfully if given a location of silver dollar quiz. The next match for the ShuffleJ. L. Jackson. morning sun ami evening shade Gleaner's Class Also .Mrs. Bess Herman. 5I». or the shade of a large tree. They hoard Club will be held In Sanford The Gleaners Clas* of the First should be lightly mulched with with the Coronado Club of N’uw R. If. Hutchison, Mrs. Nancy Rrock, Mrs. Jean Leonard, Mrs. Baptist Church held Its regular leaves, etc., hut never with grass. Smyrna Beach on Wednesday, Jan. J . C. Owen, Mrs. M. E. Baker, monthly meeting at the home of They need plenty of wafer with 13 at 2:00 p. m. A match t'd t Ten Miles West of Sanford Mrs. E. C. Williams, Mrs. I. E. Mrs. H. Wade Rucker, 540 Valencia good drainage. When planting any week bad to be cancelled due to * Estridgr, Mrs. Charles Brown, Drive. The meeting was conducted "hailed In burlap" plant, never the cold weather. 0 * Mrs. 11. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. A. K by the president, Mrs. Rucker. remove the burlap found around » Shoemaker Sr., Mrs. R. C. Whit* The devotional was given by Mrs. the root ball. The burlap retains many experts claim tt Is the belt * mire, Mrs. Doris 5!iddleton. Mrs. Fred Myers; the topic was "Re­ the root ball intact until the fresh month to plant new bushes. - T. E. Wilson, Mrs. J. N. Azzarello, flection of our live* to other* dur­ soil becomes (irmly settled around January being the dormant sea­ * Mrs. C. E. Chorpening Jr., Mrs. ing the New Year". The Bible re­ it, enabling Ihe plant to establish son for many trees, shrubs and Jimmy Hoolihan, Mrs. J . C. Davis, ference was Philippine, Chapter 4, more quickly. The burlap should, vines, it is the ideal time to ob­ " and Sirs. Flossie Goodson. The Peterson closed the devotional with howevrr, be loosened at the top tain either hare rooted or balled ! ? last two ladies are the bride- a prayer. ami the strings cut, ami the bur­ and burlapped plants suitable for j elect'a mother and grandmother. Minutes of the December meet­ lap itself should be slashed in sev­ our area. In Florida wa usually observe ing were read by Mrs. Berta Cot­ eral places. The burlap rots In a Visitation was discussed and few weeks resulting in valuable Arbor Day on the third Friday in 1 Vegetable Cookery trell. January. Why not observe, it by planned. A report wa* made on organic material. .60 HA January is considered the dorm­ planting some useful trees in your lick and absent members. After Demonstration Mo. routine business, Mrs. John E. Fox ant season for most roses, and yirdT the meeting with prayer. By Miss M. Wilson closed The Seminole County Home Dem­ Delicious refreshment* w e r e onstration Club* will feature "Ve­ served by the hosteis from a lace getable Cookery" during January. covered dining table. Mrs. A. J. Mil* Myrtie Wilson, County Agent Peter»on poured. Those present will prepare the vegetables for the were Mrs, L. H. Harvey, Mrs. If. clubs. Spanish lima beans, five A. Walker. Mrs. A. J. Peterson, minute cabbage, snappy green Mrs. II. W. Tadloek Mrs. Helen Lake Markham ia one of Seminole County’* most beautiful Sand Ilotlom Lakes and beans and mint giated carrots will Carter, Mr*. John h . lox. Mr*. J. only one mile from beautiful W'ekiwu River, where the big lia.vi are abundant tha F. Lewis, Mr«. Berta Cottrell. Mrs be cool ed. year around. la h ap p y to announce that Mrs. Martha Jennings will „ In Sanford, the club will meet at It. C. Hunt, .Mrs. .M. J. Stcnstroin, Mrs. Alice Borsdorf. Mrs Eva - 3:00 P. 31 January 9 at the Comfor all information contact Z munliy Center; Eider Springs. Cou»e. Mrs. H. Wade Rucker, Mrs. he with uh full lima to take care of your alteration* 10:00 A. M. January 10; 3!rs. Guy Fred Myer* and Mr*. T. A. Stile*. Warmaek's; Lake .Monroe, 7:W P. and fitting problems. M. January 10, Mrs. Annie McAr­ A meteorite I* made up usuJtly thur's; Oviedo. 9:30 A M. Janu­ of a stony matter with varying ary 13, Oviedo Woman’s Club; Lake amount* of metallic iron contain­ 3tary, 10:30 A. M. January 14, ing nickel. Before coming in con­ Community Club House; Seminole tact with the earth, the meteorite 1901 PARK AVENUE FA 2-2J8H Sanford, Florida Phone FA 2*5232 i Evening Club, 7:10 P. 3L, Janu­ has been traveling through space 211 X. Hark Ave. ary 23. Community Center, 401 with planetary velocities of many miles a second. - E ast 25tit St. Conning The News PsJi&oiuds 1957 Hailed As Year O f Great Achievement For 4-H Club Girls Kitchen Shower HonorsFebruary Bride-Fleet Calendar Gourmet's Cookpot Garden Gate Church Calendar (Bg J v l &I Take Your Pick For - HOMESITE or INVESTMENT < £ak& V Y L a M ja m fcA icd & A 90 Beautiful Lots TYlafu/ Lakefront $500. Down $60 Canalfront $395. Down $42 Lakeview $195. $27 Down £ SEMINOLE REALTY �•4 . Giant Manager Sees Much. Improved Club JhsL$anfohd EDITORSi This is the le ft of I t dlapaUhea «a the effoutlook af aach Major league club for 1958, written by the m*aagtr* af aach dab. By RILL RIGNBT Maaeger af San Frsaeiara GlaaU Written far the Ualted Frsae WALNUT CREEK, Calif. J don't go for making predic­ tions but 111 venture this on*— the flan Francisco Giants will ba a much Improved club over last year's sixth-place New York Gi­ ant* and ther* are a t toast two reasons why. For one, the entire team could catch fire with renowad fan intsrest setting the spark just a t the old Boston Braves did after moving to Milwaukee. And if either Orlando Cepeda comet through at first base or By HAL WOOD . Will!* Kirkland in the outfield, United Press Sports Writer PEBBLE BEACH. Calif, W - we'll be even tougher. They are , You ean't turn around without our top rookies. Sure, there le a hole at catch­ bumping Into a gotfer on tho MonGAINESVILLE—Tho University SEC championship four of tho past Urey Peninsula with the annual ing, That waa created when Wee of Florida's defending Southeastern five year* under the direction of $30,000 Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur Weatrum became one of our cos Conference championship awlm Coach Jack Ryah. will this year affair scheduled for the first tec- dies. We have soma dealt In the offing but mentioning name* isn't taam will open Its 195# schedule swim In nine dual meets, and will off this morning. S* OSCAR FRALEY against Georgia hare on Jan. 17. enter the SEC, Florida AAU, NC­ The top names to the pro cir­ a part of my -policy either. Pitching Should Be Better 11m Gstore, who have won tho AA and Nitlensl AAU champion­ cuit aa well as stars of tha enter­ United PMM •■*•99*. W riter ship moots. Overall, I’d say our pitching NEW TORE—« — Raw-boned tainment world have moved Into Now opponents on this ycar’a all the nearby hotels and guest should be better next eeason, the Oil McDovftM h*d nothin* but schedule are Army, V. M I.. and houses In preparation for what has infield eeem* solid and we have ad w ln titn today for tha world North Carolina. Georgia a id Flor­ become one of the most colorful an old guy named Hank fiauer in efcaasplen Mdwtttkw Brave* and ida State will be met on a horde- tournaments In the yearly golfing left field who also may have for teammate Mickey Mantle's »•■nd-henie basis, while single meets trials. top notch season now that he le - lection h the Amorion League’s win be held against traditions) ri­ F rink Stranahsn will be out to playing in a cooler climate. most valusbl* player. val* Georgia Tech and Miami. “I don’t think wo'ro *oln* to make It two In a row off hla re­ A t for Willie May*, he lx going This Saturday afternoon, Jan. 11, cent victory In the Los Angeles to get a lot more extra base hit* wtft It," tbo Y inkers . short*top Bowling is, perhaps, tho only snipped a*. ho waithod tho offl- aport that h a t showed etosdy Coach Ryan has scheduled a meet Open. But the millionaire golfer In Seale Stadium than he did in to* «U1 merle* of tho laU World Increases during the past few between the Gators' varsity and probably has aa much use for more the Polo Grounds where much of Sotioa In whkK tho Braroa hum* yearn in the numbers of partici­ freshman squads In the Florida prise money ap a sportswrlter has hie power was swallowed up in left center, for another deadline. pants, facilities available and pool. The meet begins at 2:30. Wad tho Y«dh*W-. ' Florida has U returning letterNuw Ufa talk about the pitch As the Crosby clambake is a “Wo ployod a bad aormtlt ram*.” personal aquipment in use, » >i Than, aa a picture of Mantle Tho bowlere themselves spend men, Including seven seniors on a charity affair many of the biggest Ing. There's no reason why John­ • flaahod on tho a m o i, lanky Oil'* more than $260 million a year on team that promises to bo a strong names In the entertainment and ny Antonelll shouldn't bounce ra k e waa decisive In tbo dark- their playing equipment end lin­ defender of the SEC crown. Led sports world — weekend hackers back from laet season’s disap­ 4^ eage feei. The proprietors Invest­ by eo-captalni Phil Drake, FL and falr-to-mlddlin' swlngeri In­ pointment whsn he finished with "How ean anybody toy ho was­ ment in some 12,000 establish­ Lauderdale butterfly breaststrok- cluded — turn out for tha tourn*. 12—18, He'i only 27 and a good strong guy, n’t tbo moat ratuabla playorT ments |* rated a t over half a bil­ er, ami Doug Idler, Ypallanti, ment. Mich; freestyler, Florida has Ruben Gomes had a fine season And. of course, Der Blngle, and Whan Mickey's In thorn, wo *o. lion dollara net worth. And It’a my foalln* that tho aNow establishments construct­ good depth and a promising group his perennial sidekick, Bob Hope, and should win 20 next year, lie ward should *o to a player whoso ed In the paet few years have of sophomores on hand for the new will be out on the course cutting has all the ability In the* world. team wins tho.penmant. Who also made the 35 to W lane establish­ season. up touches to the delight of the gal­ And I’d Ilka to see Merv Grissom have one more good year such as . la tho most Valuable?" ment seem medium sixed al­ The complete schedule la as fol­ lery, • Many Thoafht T*f Robbed Tuesday 101 hopefuls played a tho last one. though 10 to 24 lanes la still the lows: Jan. 17, Georgia at Gainesville; qualifying round over the Pebble ! Many thought that Tod W111- average house. The widespread High on McCormick, Barclay ' lama wap "tobbod'* In tbo ballot- use of tha automatic plnsetter Feb. 5, Army at West Point; Feb. Beach course with 23 of them postAmong the kids. I'm pretty cn' la* when ho waa hoaUn out by and the encouragement of women 7, V. M. I. at Lexington; Feb. i, Ing scores low enough to get into thualatlc about left-hander Mike Mantle because two tolam placed and children to bowl has helped North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Feb. the tournament. McCormick and Curt Barcaly. Bill Dooe, a pro from Bridge- McCormick (till has % year to the Red Sox star ninth and 10th increase the Interest In howling. 14, Georgia Tech at Gainesville; on their ballots. Thom worn The American Bowling Con­ Feb. 21, Georgia a t Athens; Peb. port, Conn., who made only flooo stay with us s i a bonus player other* who thought that Me- gress, the Woman's International 22, Florida State at Tallahassee; In prise money last year, led the although he might as easily Dougald, too, waa "robbed." stick around because he earned it. Bowling Congress, the Bowling Feb. 28, Miami at Gainesville; qualifiers with a 31-38—88. Barclay had a fair year with ua “1 can't buy that, aa far as I'm Proprietors Association of Amer­ Mar. 6-S, SEC Championships at aoncornod," the modest MeDou- ica and the American Junior Athens; Mar. 13, Florida State a t aa a freshman and owns a fine *ald asserted. "Mantle la our bl* Bowling Congress, bowling’s main Gainesville; Mar. 2122, Florida Grid Player Plans sinker. Another guy with ability man, and don't lot anyone tell you promotional forces, provids pow­ AAU's at Gainesville. is Itay Crone, who it always Missionary Work Sky different." tough against the Dodgers. erful hseking for the develop­ WICHITA. Ken. - W -M aurlce Then hie thoughts turned again ment. In the past Un years, all bowling. As for catching, although we to tho Braroa aa he watched of these organisations have In­ The continued growth of tha Hoberts, a football player from a have dealt in the fire, we also Is almost guaranteed Kaniaa wheat farm, plans to be­ have a fine youngster in Bob thorn win tho world championship creased their memberships s t sport through the number* of persons come an "industrial missionary.” Schmidt who was with Minneapolis front h!s farorod Yankees. least fifty per cent Roberts, a senior at Friends Uni­ last season. You may be hearing "Look a t how loose they are," Industry and television also de­ who are introduced to it daily. ha bmathed softly. "We thought serve credit for assisting the con­ Howlers .have greater competitive versity here, l* a member of a a lot ahout him next season if he pro‘had an adsoatago bacpuoo we tinuing growth of bowling. For longevity i s active participants Quaker church group that conducts lives up to hla potential. We also hgd played lit ona of the eerie* many years, Brunswick has main­ than any other active sports. Six- services In Ihls area. He believes have Valmy Thomas and he got be . re. But you can aoa that thorn tained an advisory staff of bowl­ ty-alx year old Andy Varlpapa Is religious, laymen are as Important aa many key hit* for us last year gvy t weren’t pressing. They play­ ing champions who constantly entering his 52nd year as a bowler to the church's work as ministers. ax any other guy on the club. Roberts explained the term "In­ One thing Is certain about our ed ju st as If thay had played In tour the nation conducting In­ and is still of championship cal­ dustrial missionary” by telling ot infield—I want Darryl Spencer In tno aeries every day all season structional clinics for the young­ iber ____ ____ Yet, in spite of Its amaxtng ■ missionary In Africa who built a there some w___ place.____ He’s my shortbn t " sters and for adults. Tha com­ Back To tho Mines pany's first experiment with a growth, bowling has many untap­ power plant to produce electricity stop but might go over to second . The result on the screen was as group of howling champions waa ped sources for continuing grow­ lor the mission headquarters. base if we shuffled Danny O'ConWhflher ho works In the home net to third, could ho expected. And after the conducted In the 1H9N-D9 season, th. Only in the past few years : Braves whooped up their triumph the group Including Frank Drill, have Ihu eastern .tenhoard ami the mission field or In a foreign counCepeda hit .308 last year at on tho silver screen, and the tlie ABC's first champion. southeastern states started to in­ try, Roberts feels Industrial know Minneapolis and may give us the lights went on, Gil rose almost Television has made one of the crease interest in the spurt com­ ledge is needed wherever there is youth and power we need at that reluctantly and etralched hugely. largest contributions to bowling mensurate with population. A machlm-ry. position. He is big—weighs about Roberts- has played end on the 200, and he can hit to cither "Back to the mines," ha chuck- as a participant sport through .the great deal of new construction lad. "I'm a real working man many programs featuring the took place in those arras last Friend* football team for four field. theea days." greats and near greats In match year, mainly in New York, New years, is president of the student McDougald, who at 20 finally gama competition. The television Jersey and Florida with more council and Is employed part-time GOALIE SOLD Balled down tha job as Yankco ■hows, both live and filmed, have planned for tha approaching In the drafting department of the BUFFALO. N. Y. ffi - Harry Cessna Aircraft Co. shortstop and played a major role Served many bowlers as a sort of year. After graduation, he plans In en­ Lumlry, once nn» of tho National in tha team’s pennant daah, ex­ "rtaaaroom training film" In ter the Industrial missionary field Hockey league's outstanding goal­ plained that he had started a f u t u r e u n c e r t a in but eventually wanta to return to ies, has been sold by the Chicago maintenance business In Nutloy, going like gang-busters and I’ll PHILADELPHIA nil — The an­ his father's t.tno-acre wheat farm Black Hawks to the Boston Bruins , N. J. be glad when It’a time to go and ordered to report to the Spring*’i ve got seven window clesn- south far spring training so I ean nual football series betwren Navy near Fowlrr, Kan. field Indians of the American Lea­ and the University of Pe. sylva. or*, four floor waxen and four gst a rest." gue, nia will be continued througj, IMO trucks on the road," he sold. " It’s COACH RETURNS at Franklin Field but arrangements ST. CATHARINES. Ont. (UP) PHYSICAL FOR KLU after that ire contingent on mu Rudy Pilous, the Chicago Black PITTSBURGH m — Ted KlueiHEROICS NEEDED t # v By Alan Mover tusl scheduling problems, It was — announced Tuesday In a joint state Hawks' new s uch, will return to zewtki, one-time Cincinnati slug ment by Jerry Fonl and Capt his old stamping grounds tonight gcr acquired recently by the Pitts­ Slade Cutter, athletic directors of to direct the St. Catharines Tee­ burgh Pirates, will undergo a com \OPAit pees In a game against the On­ plete physical examination tomethe two schools. • r ju ____ tario Hockey Association's AU- time next week. Klussewskl has 7T» Stan. Pdoui formerly coached the been auffering with an ailing back morb OUT OF ACTION }$ ; Teepees. for the last year and a half. ■M RO/C6 CHAMPAIGN. III. *B - Roger m * Tsylor. a lunlor guard from the V \v , ... township of Psrk Forest, will he /f lost to the Illinois basketball team rv^Y *• for at le n t two weeks with a shoulder separation. The injury was suffrrrd in Saturday's game rgA M , with Wisconsin. SPORIS Crosby Pro-Am UofF Swimming Team Tourney Opens Today's Opens Sched ule Jan. 17 Parade Bowling Showing Steady Increase I* '■ ■j |« *» > GIRLS • U1HLS • G1HI.S WRESTLING SANFORD ARMORY TUL — JAN. 19 — 1:21 P.M. OtfLY 5-M, T& M M V* a re < * m f eesr a u A fio s AMD X aym m tm M in e /tg AieR A teP <ytLY \ ft.d Ptotr* PtR u rn U tr igABCli, 0 crr\ M* *o oprg/i vie. fo r #PO CPMB 7PR006H wnrt ViOBB lA iT M /Jltrrg F’OJMlB w urM M ax spree antes. THK U 9 MARINE reserve BUILDSM IN I ■ .f e M M n J R J k l mafrink '; J * 9 R . *“ CYPRESS CARDENS W fWtMVoF/USWOM n o u rr 9 RIO MATCHM C hA M fioM hle t Vluiet Ray, World’* Lightweight Chseipiow. ef Kent* 111., Tsm. SMti Lose K n c tn , forms* Kantss Olympic 8l»r. la the mta’a match Faroe Kst­ ir. World's Lightweight ChamMath mtete "The Masked Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. • Heated Stands • Luxurious Clubhouse Sorry, No Minora Jerry Collins, Operator Rim Iar4. TAG TRAM MATCH — The United State* tgekset Kneel*, lissw il ad miss hi a • 99* ptee state tax usd program, Tot*I 1149. OuUrva Ac. Midget wreetier referee- Spemsored Ig * MU«» South of Sanford, Highway 17-92 ___ s r w n i s _ wa got to Buhl, vr* first, and tha third w a n t af aB, along tha river under with GU cranky mean sad Ma Tra ranch la with ^ 3 cottonwoods, and Pa and Z getting Jumpier every hour. broctasr QU, xC ale mother arid bis father, Joe. He lela |m with SClfar walked to town.,Oil stayed with Finally GU picked a fight. Z Nontlae, IT. sad Oil terse her Ma a t the wagon. She always waa almost ax big ax ha wax, aad sister. Week Beth (trie Ur* • A x hoc. a n ig h bona* m worried about tearing It, with a ft afraid of him any more. sad hie father gar* just set little better than two thousand Z gave him an ba wanted. That Bern a*4 her crew to nia aoa X cow* cat ot jb M » rk ,. dollars la a box hidden la the waa when Ma hit aw with the wagon. Besides, Gil bad a aora frying pan. throat, sad aha waa going to fix Z gu*H Pa had Just ridden up. him some onion Juice and swab He took Ma by the shoulder* and hi* threat with coal olL Z wax looked down a t her. He raid, T v * memories cam* alive In forward to seeing the a lot of these rows start, my mind, an* 1 thought bow It Iowa with my father. and Z never knew Dave to b* had been, back over tho je o n We went into the Belle Union to blame." that mod* as Mtmrao what wo looey. When P a ’ finished hie "You always take Dave’s side," wart, that mad* SM fad drink he eald, "How far ie It to she cried. "GUI got a sore threat OU tho way Z did. Dillon's Park?" Wa hod beta drifter* "forty-three mike," the barmy father raid la a earn* to tha pork, moving oay low voice, "GU lx a lasy parasite. place where my father could find keep Hid. My father had another drink. From now on It'll be different work. Sometime* hla gun waa tha tool bo used to mako a living. Then he asked, "Ever hear of the or you can take GU and start down the road." He had been a lawman of differ­ Big Ten?" “All right, I’U get the money Tha bartender squinted a t him. ent kinds. Usually ho took any­ ■p?t — Then he said, "Yeah. Belong* to thing ho could get. No," my father said. "I spent My mother worked as bard ax a widow named Jason. Her huemy father. I worked, too, aa far husband got plugged three, four aU the money but 112.43 buying back a* I could remember. Gil months agd. She’ll sell It cheap a ranch In Dillon's Park. It’a a waa tho only one who hadn't but I hear there ain't no buyera.” good ranch: two hundred head under the Big Ten Iron, a tight “Why not 7" worked. My parent* had come from Tha bartender polished a glass Utile house, with a river just Ohio and were married when they with a furious motion. Finally be across the road uid hay mead­ were young. They left home be­ Upped his head at a table where ows and a sum trer r a n g * on cause my father’s folk* had for­ half a dosen men were playing Campbell Mountain." fo r a moment eh* stood there, bidden the marriage. When they poker. “See the big gent with moved to Colorado bard times the hooked noae and the over­ white-faced, and then eha began to cur** him. He put a hand over gripped tho country. grown chin 7" . Both of my parent* had their W* looked. You couldn’t mis­ her mouth. He raid, "-Shut up. If dream*, stemming out of those take the man he meant. He wan you want to leave me, go ahead. terrible years of prtvaUoa My young, maybe twenty-five. Even I'd bo better off with a woman mother, always a worrier, wanted elttlng in a chrlr, he looked like who'd be a w i f e to me." He shoved her away. money. Wo saved every dollar a giant. She fainted, the only time tn we could, often going without “Yeah, Z see him," my father my life I ever raw her faint. Ma things we needed. said. Money hod no value to my fa­ "He’a Vic Toll, foreman of the was much better after that. Ha ther unless It wax used to buy Rafter 3," the barman aald. "Most should have whittled her down a something we could us*. In hie ot the country you’ll crone get long time ago, but he was a gen­ eyes land was the only real ting to Dillon’s Park la Rafter tle man by nature. I'U never forget my first sight curity. "People can eteal money," 3 range. Belongs to a big cowman he’d say to my mother, "but the named Cameron Runyan, who of the Big Ten with its whit* Lord made the land. It'll be here lives In Wyoming. If you want to four-room bouse, barn, and cor­ long after we’re gone." know why nobody's bought the rals, and Campbell Mountain heaving up against the sky on The argument went on and on, Big Ten, ask Vic." through all those years of drift­ Tha bartender walked away, the east. Tho Big Red curled ing. But while the money waa pil­ We left the saloon and returned down from the north and the ing up slowly, my father never to the wagon, my father looking great sandstone cliff rose a sheer forgot hla dream. Aa w* wan­ thoughtful. After a while, he said, five hundred feet above the river. dered through the San Lute Val­ "Don't tell Ma or GU about what There were cottonwoods between the house and the road. ley or along the Uncompahgr* or you heard." I remembered Pa saying that up the Grand, he would some­ I nodded, and then ha said, times puli hla brown horse to a 'T hat Vic Toll le a tough horn- when a man got d e s p e r a t e ■top, hi* gaxe on a ranch house bre. Ain't hard to figure out why enotgh, he'd gamble hie Ufe for beside the road. nobody wants the Big Ten, but hie dream. lie had, right her* If we were alone, he'd there’s some that's lived in the on the Big Ten for three years, "That’s the kind of ranch we're park for years. Maybe w* can, and nothing had happened. Wa going to own some day, Dave.1 too. If a man gets desperate were the closest ranch In the That wax three year* ago, the enough, he'll gamble his life for park to Rafter 3. If the trouble fall I w aa sixteen and Gil waa a dream. I’m going to take a ride, ever came to a head, we’d get nineteen. My father and I had Dave. I’ll ba gone In the morn­ hit first. Suddenly my mother’s fretful worked a good part of the sum­ ing. You tell Ma I’U be back In voice cut Into my thoughts: mer on White River putting up three or four days.” hay. Sure enough, In the morning he "DavsT Dave, where are you 7* T v e got to ace w h a t she When we were don* haying, waa gone. I told Ma and she had my father and mother a fit. The day waa a long one, wonts,” I said. We walked In front of the man­ wrangle about where we'd go. Ma with nothing to do but sit. Oil wanted to head south where the ■aid, "Let's hitch up and start gers to the other side of the winter wouldn't be ax tough south. He'll eetch up with us." barn. "I love you, Kltey," I sold. It would la the northern part of But Ma wouldn’t do It. She "Dave," she whispered. “Dave.“ the state, but I*a Instated we'd loved Pa in her peculiar way, I kissed her, and then she go north and take a look at the guess. At least she didn’t want to town of UuhL He won, simply by gtvo him up. So ws waited. The whirled from me and ran. hitching up and driving north. second day woe worse than th e ' (To Be Continued) BUDGET PRICES W H Y N O T IN C LU D E T H ES E IN YO U R BUDGET FOR T H E NEW YEA R ALL PAYMENTS INCLUDE 1958 LICENSE & INSURANCE CHEVnOI.ET Ilel Air IDoor Sedan V8 Power Glide, 1200 Actual Mllett—Like New, You Can’i Go Wrong On * 7 5 . 4 2 mo This One. $495 D o w n CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door Sedan—VM Power G lides —Radio — Heater — Two Tone Paint, Locally Owned & Driven— O n ly $ 4 4 5 D o w n * 6 2 . 4 £ m <, CHEVROLET 210 Four Door Sedan—V8 — Power-* Glide — Radio — Heater — Two Tone Paint. 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Park Ave Ph FA 2-2391 A Real Investment OveV33M fcet°of lake frontage -n largo lake. Ready for develop.-ment. Country road access. 20 minute t from Sinforu- l r ^ an excellent buy at *12-500.00. , f . H. ••Bill’’ Stamper » ' . r S S a J u i (?retc'hi.n Hal! Assoc, j A • • H am er' Arletti . i IV . ... % Phono F A 2-19' I Jwner mua; sell neaily new masonry furnished home near hospital. Lots of shade. Thone FA 2-4945. ■'utniahe i Income home, close in. Good buainets location. Be own­ er. Ph. FA 2 1913. 603 W. is: 20 acre tile lain,, 3 b e d r o o m house, large ti«m. Ea*y terms. J. B Levy. Ph. FA 2-1227. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley A Jlunteith i; 117 South Tark Ph. FA 2-4645 3 bedroom, 1 Inlh 3 bedroom, 2 bath 4 bedroom, 2 bath REAL ESTATE FOR HALblf—AUTOMOBILES—TBAILBBS For sale by owner, 4 bedroom, 2 DON’S COVER SHOP bath modem. In Mayfair Pee.Ion B u io n »h 1* nrieed! I’h. FA >Automobile Interior Decorator « *jVT by P , h - FA | Seat Covers - Truek Seats .A t Willis ronliac—301 W. lit. LOVELY 3 bedroom furnished homa, garage and workshop. See Ray Herron For Near stores, Reasonable prue a new Pontiac or Vauxhall. Al«i and terms, ■n good used far. Ph. FA 2-0231 CASH will get you this nearly .or after 6 p.m. FA 2-25*3. 301 new 3 BR. masonry home, on West First St. larga lot with plenty of garden ii.A—f .\k'BteStALa ** * apace. FARMER'S AGENCY DRIVE A NEW-CAR anywhere, N. V. Farmer, Realtor anytime. Rental service Includes FARMERS AGENCY Wash, gas a n d Insurance. Associates MERLE WARNER, Nltlonel Mrs. Gayle Osborne. D, H. (DEE) Car Rental!, 401 E. l i t S t, Whitmore FA 2-3994. 116 S. French Ave. Th. FA 2-3221 Lake view 2 HR. Masonry, tile II—IA a I b a S MOTOUR* hath, gas rimer. Large lot. $8,500 112 So. Sanford Ave. with rrnmnablo terms. Expert Rod Rebuilding FARMER'S AGENCY and Reel Repairs N. V. Farmer. Realtor Associates Your Evlnrude Dealer Mrs. Caylt Osborne, P. H. (DEE) ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 304 E. lit Phone FA 3 i»M Whitmore 110 S. French Ave. t’h. FA 2-5221 JOHNSON MOTORS KOUUKT A. nil,LIAM S, Realtor SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 1*4*4 Sanford Ave. lit FA 2-1598 Raymond Lundquist, Asaoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank bldg. FIBERGLASS SU rPI.It'S mov e k I g h t i n ” " 3 bedroom masonry home, kitchen equipped, terrsxxo (loots, on MtRANEY'SMITH PUNTS corner lot. Tr'ced to sell at 2515 Tark Ave. FA 3-44*1 $12,209, low dnw n paj ment Drier I Slightly used 12 ft. plywood best, Realty Co., 2*01 Orlando Dr., alio 5 H. P. Jnhnion motor. S#» FA 2-5542. M. H. Regan at Monroe Harbor after & p.m. S i J J u u JZmAf C wmp*a y U—CKTs. i.lV B sTlX h. 33—SPECIAL SERVICES 2t—ARTICLES FOR 8ALR ' WOOLSEY —Factory to you— Aluminum Marine Finishes Venetian Bliada For Your Boat Ineleiad head. Sag-proof ballon Scnkarik Gla.vs and Paint Co. rail with plastic ends. P intle or rsyon tapes. Colton or nylon 112-114 W, 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-462J cords. HEATING H. B. POPE CO. Scnkarik Glaan and Taint Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-44U 2M S. P a r k ----- FA 2-4234 SELL US YOUR FURNITURE Caab for any amount Supor PC MI'S — SPRINKLER Trading Post. 1 mils soulh a* SYSTEMS Sanford. Phone FA 8-0477, All lypei ami sixes, luilalled “ Do It Yourself' REDIM IX Concrete, G r e a s e WE REPAIR AND SERVICE traps, dry wells, state approved S T I N E septle tanks, Window illls, Lin­ Machine and Supply Co. tels, Sand, Morter Mix, Cement 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 3-8432 Rock. Miracle Concrete Co, INCOME TAX SERVICE” Pup tonlv $4.08, Dnuble blsnktts Wm. II. Muiray $1.98. Paint 12.50 gal., Boots, 1111 Celery Ave. FA 2-1391 Jackets. Cols, Army-Navy bur* Closed Sunday plus, 310 Sanford Ave. Furniture Moving A S tones LK.MIl IU. aa4 r . K. I'lllU .II’S. A arm H o rs F .n o i.il r.o o o s WASHBURN VAN LINES 1300 French Ave. FA 2 1991 Start the New Yehr Off Right " h u h y ' s i ' kT r s Buy nt Echols and Sava Ceramic Tile Contractor All Prices Reduced • 2201 Sanford Ave. FA 2 *123 39A-PLUMBING and ROOFING COURTESY WEEK THE CARD OF THANKS Very often a Card of Thanka tn The Sanford Herald menta ■ need which ti difficult to fill In any other way. Not onty la It ■ gracious expression of graUtudo to th o it who has# loot floral tribute* but also courteously acknowledges the services and kind* nesses of the many to whom a personal nolo ot thanks cannot well bo mitl-M. Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted as socially correeL Emily Post, tho noted authority on etiquette, feets they serve many goad uses. * There ti no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can be as brief or as detailed as you desire. When the occasion comes yea will find a sympathetically understanding member el our staff to assist you. THE "IN MEMORIES!” NOTICE It Is the custom of rainy families In this country to conimeuerite a bereavement by an “In Memorium" notice in newspaper classified column*. They find a real solace Ihereln. Preparation or selection of a suitable verse brings back to them tender, pleaitflt recollections. As Ellta Cook, the English poet has so beautifully expressed It: "How cruelly sweet are the echoes that start Whet memory plays an old tuns on the heart." Moit frequently an In Memorium Is insertej on the annlver* sary of death. However, other dates, which It la fell are appro­ priate or mranmgful sro also selected. The birthday of the de­ parted. the wrddiog anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christmas are among other significant occasions chosen. If you are hesitant to express your tender thoughts tn noetle form, you may avail yourself of the Herald's collection of original verses. These express in poetic beauty the emotions of the heart* strings. Among them ary verse* appropriate to any circumstance. THE RATE January 6-12 JkfV htt ElllU Lh REDDING CD. Cor. 2nd &. Magnolia FA 2-6C2I “ Bud" Bamuerger, Mgr. n y r i n . 'i i f Fra« Delivery Contracting A Repairs Used furniture, applianrrs, tools 1007 Sanford Av*. I'h. FA 2-3562 etc. Bonght-sold. Larry's Mart 216 Sanford Ave. l'b. FA 2-4131 Plumbing -- Krciky Hsat.ng Bolton Terrier puppies. Register­ A. B. PETERSON M. G. HODGES ed,, ISO. A up. FA 2-0792. • BIG VALUES All of thesa beautiful hemes are Broker Associates: A. B. Peter­ Service on All Water Pumps— • QUICK CREDIT located on Lake Front Lots. Beautiful black oodlr. Mamlmd. son Jr., P. J, Chtsterion, GarWalls Dr lied — Pumps • EASY TERMS Registered Calf FA 2-6610. fisld Willetts, snd R. W. Wil­ Paola Road Phone FA 2-6937 WlLSON-MA1F.il liams, Bob Edwards A. C. DeadNew snd Used Furniture KTICI.RS WANTEI ney, Land Survtjror. CLARK m E. F tn t SI. Ph FA 2-58:3 ltd N. Park Ave. Pn. FA 2 *123 WANTED—All kinds of scrap me- Plumbing, Heating Jt_ >upplj Co. (.’Homo your choice Contracting 1 Repairs terial. Zuckernian Salvage Yard 2 btdroom frame, screened porch, 2613 Orlindo Dr. Pit. FA 2-2.171 of Financing Plan*: Phone FA 8-2694. rarportc, hardwood floors, kit­ $SAVE$ FHA, FHA In Service and chen eqlitpped. $1,000. down Wanted tn Buy— Used piano in Highway 17-92 South Sanford Furniture anti Appliances Conventional Otier llealtv Co., 2*01 Orlando good condition. FA 2-IS IN. PLUMHLNG New A- Used Dr.. FA 2-5512. Coatrart and Repair Work 17—HP. vl T< ••AICU.kV Free Estimates Mather of Sanford $1000 DOWN R. I.. HARVEY an at 8 00 A. M. 802-08 East First FA 2 0943 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-33*1 fclTT'S BEAUTY NOOK $75.00 MONTHLY 105 S. Oak For the home buy Ave. FA 2-6742 This cuts 2 Bedroom homa Is next a4—I'lA M i tiKUYICK of a life-time see as a pin. nicely located, has en- fh— FKMAI.K HELP W V.STKII cloud garage and beautiful PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Wellborn Phillips Jr. yard, priced low at 18500.00— White lady tn ra rt for 2 small \V. L. HARMON s*uau*r« owner will finance and give children dally. Sea between Ph. FA 2-4.23 After 5.90 p.m. L isssii a quick possession. .Seminole Real­ 12:00 • 1:00 or after 6 pm. at UaiaaU* 28— K U U Tlm At. UtilVH’KH ty, 1001 Park Ave., FA 2-5232. p. m. s se H -.n lsrs -With Untie 1101 French. Well Electrical Contracting I X ■ i i t —‘ B G a rn iv il Local concern hi* opening for «•PINECKEST House WIrtnsr and Repairs vt r t i l i e r - S e w s - U p e r i s l o r more Information rail the cratary receptionist. Write - • • ill I t n >ltstage RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Sates nfflee: Corner W. Cry­ Lovely 3 HR- I tile bath home --n * i'l li ItiIIr,• i ml H t l i l a f Pox 83 c n Sanford Hsrald, riv. 112 Magnolia Dm F a 2 0918 nicely landscaped lot. 75 x 125’. stal Drive & Lika Mary block, - 11h I "Va lug age, expeilance, and qualifl* ('ll construction with terratio Indntlry nn l-ei.nle telephone FA 2-4391 or FA 2-3913 FKKilDAlRE iipL'llances, -4lr« cations. I'U -hnue y tfie e e floors, rarporte, utility room iinj aervlca. G, it. High, Oviedo tv U w a id e and electric kitchen. $1 1.700 IV-MAI.E ITh C F U a M ku ■ii <i-u.iu. rt C.l.nee FIs. Phone FO 6 3315 nr Han­ will buy it, and only $71.66 per n u h s i ' l Lnem -n il ford FA 2-38*3 afirr 6 p.m. month after reasonable down Man tn act as bonded representa­ • v» *h'iw*i nI .ISre I I 4 ‘ Hnii • * f<| payment. Doubly nice for Navy tive fnr the Singer Hewing Mac* 23 a HUILD1NG-REPAIRH.Si *'H N*na n«i»nrl 11 family with base, school, and hine Co. in Sanford. Write for I’AINTING M l * u t a i M a i A 'l v s n t u r e park nearby. Immediate possesiletailv to Singer Hewing Mur* I t IS Hifn-s.fr sigh s hine Go.. 2420 E. Colonial, Or­ FLOOR sanding- and finishing rnn>4v \ M . ♦ !*«•»» «*n lando. (’leaning, w a x i n g . Serving t .i Around »*••’• Large bedroom, P ) hatha, cement l oft 1* -I pi ain K-i "| 8rft*’ Seminole County since |t»25. Stcnstrom Realty Elderly man In make hlm.elf use­ t i » (Vnrlil .S*»$ Mock on tienutiful and bottopv H. M. Gleason, Mks Mary II. E. STENS IBOJl ful fnr mum k board. Phone ^ nn ntirt$p«r Ro«W lake. Lot l&O'xtOO'. Just 15 min­ I ft ftft Oftrr\ Moor* Registered broker FA 2-2577. utes front Sanford. Terms by- 111 N. Park li D • hftnn*l i,rft*trnft*1* — Phona FA 2-242C owner. Phone FA 2-4908. I I IS J l o n i Hi t i l l * n Ac I* n e t • • —m a l e or e k m a i . s M#ili Valuable Masonry duplex. Excep­ 11.5ft >trlki 11 fllrh tionally well built In a rural set. WANTED — Meat wrapper. Moil r>f. t ! n’» Hm|*I iivtmnpolll* n 1! 1*s T.nvft nf t.lf# l-e experienced. Apply Tip Top ------ting. i j Vi )*•«»> li f o r T'vnorr'v*** WE HAVE A HOME huper Market, Sanford Ave. at Remodeling - llemofing — ReA good investment with reason­ 1; t v i. (Hilnf Idf Rl 4lh 3t. No phone I1 ••«ve "ding —#■JMaterials — Contrar* phono calls. FOR YOU able down payment.. t ftft Op#n 81»f$—v Irors financing. 1 IS T h l * f . « r t d o f r»t| r» N. V. Farmer, Realtor 21 —WORK WAN m V 1 1n th* VVofM Turn* Associates TED BURNETT 4 on |(« a r I ||» 1*|ns V HOM ES- 8 bedrooms Mi*. Gayle Osborne, D. H- lUEL) Maid or housework. 1701 Rooacvlt MiK HLITER PAINTING : t e ln H It lt tr'a liftu** 1 A 2 baths. Whittnurc 2601 Grandview Ph. FA 2-297* f * *r i v Ave., FA 2-1402. 1 T h . D 't 116 8. French Ave. I'h. FA 2-5221 1 *ft Tfift fVrdlFl I* Votir* For Painting call Mr. Tx-ker, Ph Compute and ready for Immedi­ resident dsjlre* posi­ « "ft Hr||M*r DftY 2 story 4 bedroom house on cor­ Permanent E \ 2-6169 nr FA 2-*n{)7, ate oecupaney. tion ns stenographer, seetrin.y, ♦ 1 :1 Hurra1 1 (Il«rr« ner lot. Within 3 blocks down­ bookkeeper, or gsnerel office * 1ft l t d a • *»f M u hf Her r> Dill Painting CohOarlnr town business section. Will work. III y ears e.vycticnce. Cull Licensed - - Bonded — Union .make a nice homo (or a large FA 2-1655. Free Estimates Compare our family or good apartment house. Locations • I Prices FA 2-2287 after 6,00. Th. FA 2-2358. 33 tit kr»p children by day or week South Pmacrcil — Sanford Ph. FA 2-0382. 27—NOTH EH—p EK HON AUS Whispering Oaka — TltuarUa T = hT . tS A V tftl. General repairs, garage., rooms J ROLIAWAY-, IL upiul and Baby FHA In aarviea and FHA flaancLISTINGS NEEDED added, porch, encloaures and Beds Day. Week or Month— mg avallxbie. Tel FA 2-5181. Furniture Center painting. FA 2-18.17, AND APPRECIATED 116 West First Si We can qualify you fur one o f 1 STENSTROM REALTY -III SIN ESS OPPOK IT NIXIES thesa hornet in 30 minutes. Yau ' PIXIE NURSERY SCHOOL can start enjoying tha hsnsa a—MIm T I.I.ANEOI1s " Nsnrv .Tsck.en Man to act as bonded rspitssn aK.\' 2 2047 whit# wa proceai the papers. tivt for the Singer Sewing Mac­ LIVE BAIT hine Co. in Sanford. Wiitc for Fleming's Red A While Grocery DIESEL detail' ti> Singrr Machine Co.! Missouri .Minnow. .3 dot. It CO HEAVY I14L IT MENT Dvvcloped by 2420 E Colonial Ave.. Orlsndo. 1 Pop-Guta Minnows ... 3 dox. 95 c We at* seeking men tn thix area —Worms— ODHAM & in train for Diesel and Heavy , m .* i1 1 T f\T~s f. itV ft: I ' Phone; FA 2-1600 Equipment. High pay and future TUDOR, Inc. Open Seven Days a Week • enirlty arn the benefits of a WELL DRILLING tt lined and experienced Die.el Fatrbanki'Moria Pump# a—Flower a. Plant!., gfcrrta Car. H -v. 17-81 A 27th SL .'Jan. If yiui have mechanical Repairs to all makes Phone FA 2-1301 a’ptilude, write us fur fi»e in* PIECES: PH. 5-1883 linVYAID C. LONG BRAILEY ODHAM. Prim. CENTER formation w ithout obligation-as or FA 2-0270. Sanford, SAN­ * 207 E. Commercial Ave, to how jou may become a part Phona FA 2-2833 FORD FLOWER SHOT. of this rapidly expanding in­ FISHER’S NURSERY CARTER- 11031 K~C LEANLHG dustry. GOOD LAND Citru* — Plant* — Peat SERVICE Tractor Training Service R*>x I0O acrea. well located. 1165.00 per | Car. Magnolia 4 Onora FA 2-4635 Window A Wall Washing Kti c,'o Sanford Herald — SanHour Waxiag—NOrth 8 4ISI turd, Elm ida. 133 Hiway 17-93 Driixry 14— OFFICB EMUIFMW.T * SPACIOUS HOME ii=-Ahn<lLfc«,Frtlk saI.R 3 hr (Iroom 2 bath horns with like privileges. Under construction. Haynes Offien Jlteblfle Co , Typ*- GARRETT'S SE33ING CENTER Whit#—Necehi—Etna ■vtlvinatof refrig , good condition writer., adding machine*. S*1**M*.*nonq. $i,ono.no Dn»n. $55 00. F.V 2-2477, Rentalx. 314 Mag- FA 2-0462. Repairs nn alt makes Machines ROSA L. PAYTON 32-1 Eait First St. EA 2-5244 T8H$ Hit HICK—FrancoHc 8a* l.lk* new General Electric I I —ALTO MOBILE.1.— TRAILERS g*n. French novelist, tries her !h I - ' --1301—1. .- at Ulawatna GATUN BROTHERS II cu. ft Refrigerator hind st s slot machine in ^ , b<th hom,. 3 minu, „ It will nay YOU to sea ni before Contractors. Draglines; Geneva $125.00 Monte Carlo, w hirs the first you buy. Open Eveol.ng* and . n .. i j ... . r 2233. Ph FA 2 3276 Sanford GOODYEAR SKKMCE STORE p erform ance ot a b a lle t, Sunday.. { « » ^ ^ u ^ r . ' u . r m x c k . Boi . 113 8. Park FA 2-2R2I "Broken Dst*." for which she EV STSlnr TRAILER SALES Mlmograph Printing — T>ptng— wrote the script, took place. Palatka, Fla. 551 — R" -■ s »rlullJ- ____ Letter Writing — Cards and Head, tranrmiaaion, generator, reFrancoise plana to marry soon. Letter* Addresse.l — Photo guiator, 1911-48 C’hevrolst. EA 5 2BIUfireplaces, homa on 2'i shaded lot., ■j-l Ford Fairlan*. 4 dr. ThunderCopies of important papers— | 2-0901. hardwood floor., hird engine. Low mileage, one ( redit report* — Collections, ft. screened porch, doublu owner. Trade_ for cheaper ra r Credit Bureau Of Sanford Hospital bed >39. Upholstered re­ garage, fruit tree-. Nice ncign nr sell. Can hr seen at Davis Km. 403-04 San. All. Nal l. Bank staurant stools $7.50 »*. Apt. Ceramic Tile borhood. FA 2-1*0*. ( amp, DeLand II* y. after 4 p. Bldg. Ph. EA 2-4144 r t s stov*, $18. 1, 8' hot water m. or Sundays. neater, 18.00. Ph. FA 2-6592. America'* Dent Quality Y uruum C lean er Rep.tirn IMMEDIATE 1949 Anderson housetralter, all Repairs A parts for all ma*et o4 Clean 40" G. K Rang* American-Ulean Tile metal t bedroom fireproof, Only I 100.0A cleaners. Electrolux, Hoover, POSSESSION! heated floor. 300 27th St., Kirby, Air-W’*'-, G. E. Replace­ GOODYEAR SERVICE 8TORF. 2612 Myrtle Ave.. near Pine rest |Q c Each FA 2-5178. ment peril. Work ruarenteed 113 2. Park F a 2-2821 School, this beautiful 3 Bsdroom Free pick up A delivery. Call plus Florida Room CBS horn* 1957—34* all modern 2 BR. houjeFA 2 4768. 21" Dumont Cabinet TV. 1150. 3 being offered (or quick tale at trailer. Like new. priced right. Enul F* Mueller years old, perfect condttiun. FA only $9900.00,12,500 down. 1*0.05 J, Younger, Park Ave Trailer ENVELOPES. Lettarteads. 4UU* 2-2575. nionthy, or a* low as (1800 down Ct. No. -47. & Son merits, invoieea, hand btllt, aad with term s arranged. See this programs, e t e. Progressiva This 1* t pass to the R ut theatre before you buy anything. Semi­ This is a pais to (he Kit# theatre Printing Co. Phone FA 2 2951— for Lynda Yexclde. Exp. data for Marcia Loeehelt. Exp. date Orlando Hwy. So, FA »*IJ53 nole Realty, 1901 Faik Ava, Jan. 18, 1958. 404 YNat 1544 SC Jan. 18, 1958* FA 2-5232. R Television Thura. J a n . 0 , 1958— P a g * T J h r # an (o rb f rralb SS _______ Cards of Thinks andI la Memorium notice*, due to the feet may run to eon*id:rabla length, are billed at Sl.UO per column to DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 3. Werp* 1. Flesh of a l t yern 8 Outcasts 4. Behold! 5. Correct (Jap I 9 B o ss o f a shield 10 Shad'd walk 11. Fluent II. Knocked down 14 p'rtorm 13 Prue f o w l breeder 16 Mother IT. Foray 18. Polynesian drink 19 Command 31. Rtcognitad 22 Rowing implimtnt 21 Thus (L I :i. River (Oar 36. Tendona 20. Hostel 30, Ape’s fool* 51. Rivet iLetv.i 33. Kind of feucat 3t Away 33 Mine supperti 36 Shrill initrumanl 37, Jewish month 3* Hphers 39 Weavtr'e read 40 Ceehc 8. Baft mineral T. A I d f u a 8 Part of a garmant 11. Sport 12. Wall* pleased 13 Delineste 13 Exhibition IT. Bellow 20. England, personified n u u r j t i vim iwii m o u u n URuticj 21. ComId L in n u n p il­ t3f.ll I ?mi.IFF*11 lion. uurmr-iCTM nu Ha* HKPI m ii-.u 23 Suh. Litenuio u m 'iz i! merge IDM7IU Util I r-ni rintaraiiJiM 24 Leaf an u M n ra -h:-:: * veina UUJHl'lU ’X j U , i 23 Joina Ltubitenj tiifjcnui 28. Ameri* n n riP in m a n ri -. can Indians Y iiln fo 'i Aaswer 2T Indented 33. Hint cake 3( Pain ling 21 Secure materialg 38. Distant 30 Chrtitmia 38. Exiat greens I - T" I m l DOWN T- M " i _ T" V/s VA 7} TT TT ~S~ it lij TT Jo £ N JS T7~ 1T TT i i TP % % 1*8 1 God o f fir* 2 Send forth DAILY CROSSWORD ACItOM i Seaweed Skillful Splinter (dial t in Bellows 43. Slip aide* way a 12 Monkey (S A I 13 Girl a name II Employs 13 Goddess of han'tsU 16 Franc libhr l IT Granite Blits (sbbr 1 18 Alloxsnea for weight 20 Capital of Bashkir (Russ i 31 Denoml. nation 22. Clamor 23 An autograph ngnatur* 3T. Sxyxi canton 21 Afternoon receptions 29 Edge of ■ eup 30 Fsbthooda 3t Spindly article 33 Half an »m 34 Xonsury unit i Buijf) 33 Auction 3T, Courteous 32 Biblical name 40 Eragranrs 41. Timber trll tW. I ) 41. Horae food DOWN 1. Like a • imian 2 Tardy 3. S h i n e 4 0. W. Russell 3 Arrsngt in folds 6 Ages T. Winnow I Commerce 9 Stupefy 11 Contractsd 13 Advisory C9IIUI1 HUUl! if-J km n i' 19 Mul­ tninau fjiiiei6iii*i berry u a u la-jYK-ui ( x <Ind I am taanr-j u-’in 20 Shrubs i isisic-iiiTi n g n .'ii HUU MUM (Jsp I JPlCIU tlUUtluvl 3I.Tr*n». IIPO JKJCKd UU port LIUI K41-11413 tdU'J 23. Minty M onranfi ju x iii drinks 0 « m a p iu im n t s a a u l ij h 2t River i Vertes > Y iifx ltr'i t i i n r 23 Born 32 Russian 2* A clergy­ nvsr man's gsr* 34 Fluff mint 30 Peopts of 34. White ant Latvia iv a ri 3$ Meadow 31 Antelope 41. Like (Afr.) X i ; •' •H M J �l b M ot* V m B P a i * f —T h a n . J ab . 9, 1959 SO KC Charity Nite Race Scheduled Next Thursday Oviedo C ag trs Play In Titusville Friday Oviedo High School announced thia morning that due to the cold weather the basketball game to­ morrow night will be played to Tltuaville inatead oI Oviedo. The game waa regularly achedtil­ The Sanford- Orlando Kennel Club If busy making final prepara­ ed to be played in Ovled? but tka tion! for Ha third annual Charity two team* will travel to Titutvil>. Night scheduled M a t Thuraday, Jan. U. Sanford's Untied Fund to owr char­ General Manager Jerry Collina ity program," said Collins. "Last baa announced that an Important yaar »* sent direct' donations to new organiaitloa haa been added soma of the agencies, but now w* to the lilt of charity groupa dated can handle it through tha United to benefit from the apodal 10-raea Fund." program. AU group* participating in tha It la the United Fund of Sanford. Charity Night are urged to turn Money turned over to the United out to tha Sanford-Orlando trick Fund will benefit He aeven perti- next Thursday, cipatlng agendas, American Red "Everything v* rail* through Croia, Girl Scout*, Boy Scouts, Sal­ vation Army, Children'* Horn* So­ tha benefit program sviU go to ciety, Mental Health Attn, and charity,” Collins pointed out. "The bigger the night l* the more money U.S.O. we will be able'to turn o v tr to the 'We are certainly happy to add charity group*.” Marks Writes Songs On Three Faiths U N IQ U E P R E S E N T A T IO N —Guests from the Mayfair Inn took part In one of the most u n u s u a l presentation ceremonies In track history Monday night a t the Sanfortl-Orland o Kennel Club. I t w as raining outside ao trainer James Swafford brought his victor­ io u s Free Copy Into the Clubhouse where ho received silver platter from Mrs. Ray (.lev­ ants M rs A1 Leon holds Free Copy followin' Symphonic Handicap honoring this group !* — 'resenting Radio and Electronic Corporation from Brunswick, N. J. Indonesia Destroys Compromise Chances Coal Mining Once Wei Job WASHINGTON —M— Skin EDITORS NOTE: United Pr**» businesses "often at gunpoint" and Vice Preside*! far l a r a y t w far without compensation, diving may bo a JOth eonlury ■port, but it waa a 10th century Thomia R. C ura* baa obtained Drees said. livelihood for Alabama voal mili­ an eiclealve interview with The Dutch were in "general ex­ ar a. b atch Prime Minister Dr. WU- odus that necessarily entails great On# of the cheapest mathods of lem Dree* I* which Ike prime hardship," he said. producing coal over a century minister eapreeaea The Nether­ "The Netherlands diplomatic lands view tow ard Indonesia’* representative in Indonesia has of­ ago waa by mining it under tha claim* to Dutch New Galnea and ficially been given to understand watcra of the Black Warrior Riv­ the aetiure of Dutch property la < that all Netherlands subjects will er GO milei from Tuiralooaa, Ala. An Alabama Geological Survey Indonesia. Curran telegraphed have to leave the country," he report for tha yaar 1850 dtaeribed Ms question* to Dr. Drees and added. tha following dispatch coestltates "I sincerely hope that there va111 the *'submarine',mining operation thia wayi the prime minister's reply. be no cases of forced labor in In­ "A flathoat la moored parallel donesia." By THOMAS R. CURRAN This was a reference to reports with the joints, and naar the edge United Press Staff Correspondent of an Indonesian plan to conscript of the coal long, wedge-ahaped crowbars ara driven Into the •LONDON (UP)— Dutch Prime foreign nationals If needed. Minister Dr. Willem Dracs said to­ "It is now the duty of the United saama by meane of maula maneu­ vered by tha men in tha boat. day that Indonesia has destroyed Nations to art," Dr. Decs sad. all chances of a compromise solu­ The prime minister gave his When a ledge of about two feet tion on Dutch New (iulneo and the views Id answer lo questions tele­ la loosened In thia way arms* tha scam, tha men take to the United Nations will now have to graphed to The Hague. water and dive two or three to­ act. Sukarno Com promise Difficult Indonesian* ware seizing Dutch 1ft said it was difficult to see gether, , . and lift tha roal bodily aurlaca and place It in tha how a solulton of any kiml could to.the boat.* he reached with President Sukar­ A later Improvement on tills no on Indonesian claim* to Dutch method was the use of chains to New Guinea which the Indonesi­ haul up the block* of coal. Some an* call West Irian. Indonesia, he said, has refused of the blocks weighed from 800 to consider any proposil "short of to 1,000 pounds. When rains mada tha river complete surrender of the terri­ tory" and was carrying out a "dlif- navigable, the coal waa floated By VF.RNON SCOTT criminatory ami hostile attitude" down-river to Tuscaloosa, where United Pres* Hollywood Writer it wns sold at 10 tu 12 cent* • HOLLYWOOD M — Edward 0. against the Dutch. In an interview with United bushel, or farther on to Mobile. Robinson Jr. haa ben cold, atone The flathoat*, which coat about aiber for ala straight months, an Press In Jakarta Dec. 30, Sukarno $70 each were a losing commodi­ skirted a question on what ulti­ achievement that has eluded the ty, since they couhl nut he 24-ycor-old son of tho movie "mub- mately will happen to Dutch prop­ brought back upstream. ■tcr" since he was a juvenile de­ erty In Indonesia and whether the Dutch owners would be compen­ The miners were mostly farm­ linquent of IS. er* who worked In the mine* only To hit background of actor, al- sated. in August, September and Octo­ aohoilc and Jailbird, young Robin­ "All Dutch properties and in­ ber. Today thero are IUS under­ son adds the title "author." And vestments are under government ground and 3'J surface mines in It's possible his autobiography may control and supervision in order clear the way for a normal life in to safeguard the smooth running Alabama. More than eight thou­ of economic enterprises," he said sand workers produced 13 mil­ the future. lion tons of coal last year. Junior'i fortunes already are ••Settlement of this business wili become part of an overall settle­ looking up. He read the galley proofs in the pokey while serving ment of the dispute between The Johnson Warns Netherlands and Indonesia — in­ GO days on a drunk rap. cluding the West Irian problem " K spresses OplitnUin Against Reprisal Indonesia Tear* Down Tie* •*I think I'm finally ovrr the WASHINGTON (U l’»— Senate At regards future economic ami hump now," the bettle browed Democratic leader Lyndon R. Robinson said, sipping on a lem­ cultural ties, Dree* mkI that Hoionade. "lint then I've said that in land wants them hut that Indo- Johnson asserted today that the tliu past only to have my life go nesia had "step by step turn down nation which control* apace will "total control over the to pieces again. This tiino 1 feel this framework fur cooperation and gain earth." like an individual Instead of the thus unilaterally destroyed what The United States must win ever basis there remained lor good ■on of ‘Lillie Caesar.' that control, “for the service of relations." "I also feel closer to my dad, Indonesia’s claim to the Western freedom," he ssid, nr Russia will an he aeeini to have some respect or Dutch half of the huge Island exploit it "for the pnrpoira of lor me." tyranny.” According ut Eddie—his friends of New Guinea precipitated a dip. Johnson made the -tatementa call him "Manny"—Iloblnaon Sr. lotnatic crisis between Indonesia )mi bet u the bugaboo of his mixed and The Netherlands, Umcmptnycd at a meeting of Sennit' Democrats Dutch ciliten* have already been shortly before the 83th Congrrss, tip past. ordered to leave Indonesia. Dutch its attention focused on tha arms Wanted Recognition "My life might have been hap­ industries, plantations, shipping race, opened its second session. He also issued an implied call pier and lest complicated if I'd and airline* have been seized Indonesian official* state that for a new pence or disarmament been anyone else'* son," he says. *‘I always hungered for some rec­ » u-so ami other action* will con- talks with Russiu. "The eonferognition of my own. U'a been a tinuo until the Dutch surrender rm e table is more important now than it ever has been, and we great disadvantage for me to be i West New Guinea. West New Guinea or West Irian, should welcome (o Ha chair all his boy. Rut I'm still proud of him, and 1 realize that I caused was administered as part of In­ men of nil nations.'* The Texas Democrat blamed donesia when Indonesia was a pioat of my troubles myself." I'rcstilent Eisenhower'* emphasis Trouble? This kid Invented the Dutch colonial possession. word. Junior has been in Jail un­ ** * Dutch possession, al- on a balanced budget for the U. counted time*. He cost a compan­ though Indonesia won ft* independ­ K. leg in tho spaea weapons race wih Russia. ^ ion an eye in an auto wreck and ence in IW». Warn* Again!*! Reprisal •cr>ed time fur drunk driving. Dr. Drees asserted that the paMeantime, Lt. Gen. James M. llo was thruwn out of the fami­ p-iun or native population of Weal ly home when he waa IT years New Guinea, "not the Indonesian Gavin said there still is a “30-50 old. attempted suicide at 22 and government at Jakarta." should chance” he won't quit hi* job of waa divorced by bit wife, Francea, determine the political future 0f directing Army'* development of space-age weaponi. the territory. when h was 23. Gavin also stepped up Us public Shows In Ills Pare fight for money to increase wea­ 1337 ROME LOANS Robinson tella ail in Ills book, *'My Kathcr-My Son." The things • CHICAGO — (U l')—Tho na- pons research and nearly double he has left out are written on his tion's 8,000 saving* and loan asso­ army manpower-!*) 28 divisions. Gavin expressed his views in an face—the tragedy of a spalled kid ciations madi $10,300,000,000 in Who thought he had tha world by home loans during 1U67. The interview after he appeared before lh> tall limply because hla father United Stales Savings and Loan Johnson** subconiittee Wednesday. was a movie star. League said this waa $.100,000,000 Ue told the senators ha decided There is hurt In his eye*. He below the lt)5d total but repre­ to retire after being Informed looks at people hoping they will sented an "axcallant record" in he was no lot.ger being considered lay a friendly word. He behaves view of a reduced home building for a command position calling for four-star rank. e t if Ibis might he his last oppor­ and buying market. Johnson warned against "even tunity to straighten himself out. Meeting him, you feel as though Naturalists say that the hyena a hint of reprisal” against mili­ you want to help. "laughs" only when R is seeking tary men who speak frankly be­ fore Congress about administrat­ T m trying to get back on my food. ion policies. feet," be sighed. "I guess I had to hit rock bottom before I could Graonlind, an area of more ■ tart, going up again, clearing than 8(0 thousand square mile*, The harbor seal la called the «way the wreckage." 1* the world'* largest Island. | sea calf because of it* sc/. E. G; Robinson Jr. Writes Own Story \ vI I - — — By DOC QUIGO United IT*is Staff Correspondent NEW YORK O) — ‘This," said Gerald Marks, " it tho love of my Ilf* — and let me tell you It'a a long ways from Tin Pan Alley to the Vatican." The author of tuch resounding popular song hit* as "All of Me," and "la It Tru* What They Say About Dixie?" held In hi* hand three record albums containing *0 songs shout Uie Protestant, Catho­ lic, and Jawish faiths. Fiv* years sgo Marks, who has contributed music for such di­ verse outlets *• the Ziegfcld Fol­ lies, the poetry of Carl Sandburg, and safety ditties for children, dis­ covered that ha didn't know too much about the holy day* of hla own Jewish faith. lie began studying their history and writing tong* explaining, dascribing, and ealabrating them. When he had finished 10, h* began thinking about report! he had heard that the Vatican and various churches in Italy had sheltered refugees from Hitlerian persecution during World War II. He decided to do something in gratitude. Gets Enthusiastic Response Marks Journeyed to tha Vatican, explained his plan to write origi­ nal songs about Catholic holy days, and gol an enthusiastic re­ sponse. He returned to New York and with the aid of a priest put in seven mondis of intensive study of Catholicism and of the history of the time* in wheih the holy days originated. He wrote tongs explaining and describing 10 Catholic holy days. Then, going througtVthe same stu­ dy process, he did 10 Protestant days. Ray Middleton was secured to ting and do the narration on the three albums, which were is­ sued recently under a new label set up specifically for them, Can­ dle Records. Marks describes tho tunes have in as "seml-iacred standard mu­ sic." He's enthusiastic about this latest project but says lt doesn't mean he's going to quit Tin Pan Alley. "I keep writing song* all the time." he said. "And let me tell you what Tin Pan Alley la—It's a state of mind. Wherever, at this moment, somebody is laboriously trying to compose a popular tune and set some words to it—that's Tin Pan Alley." Hita Involve Luck As for tho secret of turning out a hit tune, Marks believes much depends on luck, Including the luck of finding the right person ami circumstsncea to present It. "Back In 1931, nobody wanted my song 'All of Me,' no publisher. Around the Middle West—I'm a native of .Saginaw, * .Mich.—I got 8 nr Id pretty good singers to sing It on radio, ami I didn't get a call for a s'ngle eopy. • "Rut one day I ran into a singer named Uolle Baker ami this song hit her. Her husband had died a month before, and she was tour lied with such lines as 'Your goodbye left m» with eye* that cry—how can I go on dekr without you.' She sang It one Saturday mid­ night oil a New York local sta­ tion, and on Monday morning It was a hit. Matter of fact, a pub1Usher wired me right after he heard it that night, and 1‘U never forget the words: 'You will have a world wide hit in 30 minutes.' " H *1 DTNAMin HAST MVAU THI ATOM—Cloud* bod up from tha detonation of 2,118,000 pound* o f ' dynamite and nitrate explosive* near Promontory Point, Utah. 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S., Soviet Union Are Fighting Propaganda War In Egypt CAIRO (UP) — The United SUtM and the Soviet Union are dlhtlnf » propagindi war in Egypt today with the country’s wikftall* and box offices for bit Pfields. Thi* year the United State* will spend HOT,000 on it* information program here, the Soviet Union considerably more. * The money |o e i into book*, mainline*, movies, cocktail partin and exchange visit — any­ # thing that can affect the way 22 million Egyptians think about the two countries, or win aome of their goodwill and sympathy. The propaganda war here is just nne pha»c of the hroad*rnle Hattie going on globally for the world’s uncommitted millions: the people whose sentiments may eventually decide the East-West struggle. U. S, At A Disadvantage Hie United States starts off with a disadvantage. First. U. S. policy gets an almost dally roasting in the press. Rightly or wrong!j, U. S. pulley Is read by Egyptians as supporting her two biggest enem­ ies. Israel and Western colonialism. ••We could spend all the money In Ft. Knox hero and not over­ come the psychological success the Russians scored with the Sputnik," said a United States Information Service official. But on the other hand, the United States has one enormous ad­ price. Moat are praatleally given ■way for one, two or five platers (jhree, six or IS tents), ■ frac­ tion of what Weatem publications such a* Life and Newsweek sell for. But they are dull at yesterday's dishwater and after splashy starts, followup editions usuilly gather dutt on the newstandi. The USIS official answer to the Russian output Inrhidc* a weekly paper In Arable mailed free to it),ooo people, and newsletter* on economics, science, military affairs and current event* going to tome 70.000 people each month. But they suffer, though to a lesser degree, from that same dis­ ease: dullness. West Strong At Box Offle* USIS men say their most effec­ tive action I* in subsidizing the publication of anti • Communist N>ok* in Arabic. The agency finds locally-written anti - Communist publications or hires ■ trsnslator tor International works and quiet­ ly subsidizes their printing. In the last six months, the USIS has spent almost ■ third of Ilf budget on translation*. At the box office, the West out­ distances the Soviet* easily, since Russian films just <lo not meaure up lo their Western counterparts for entertainment value. But In the person-to-person de. psrtm rat, the Soviets are ahead of the Untied Stitet. Most eg their Informstlon people speali Arabic; only one of USIS’* dozen* odd officers does. More important, the Soviets h a r f their exchange visits program. The United States has nothing to match the exchange program The reason, USIS men answerNO MONEY. 1 W eather (Elm Increasing clnndlncs* and slowly rising temperature* through Sat­ urday; low tw ight M to 44. ■ VOL. X L 1 X vantage: American films, books and magazine* have a following here the Soviets have not hew able to crack. The Soviet offerings suffer from one universal ahorlcomlng — their propaganda value Is high, but the entertainment value la low. Russian publications range from dense Marxist Ideology to soya bean raising and the care and feeding of babies. Their biggest advantage Is their Established 1%9 SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER f e r a lf r Shop and Save In Sanford * FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1033 Sd' Utilis'd Press Leased Wiro Today sile u cces sful CAPE CANAVERAL f t’Pi -D ie and innounced the flight was | nounced the great, altvcr missile Air Force fired Us thunderous At suec xful. was triggered from the test range ilas Intercontinental mbiilo today 1 The Defense Department an here at 10:43 a. m. Die missile, biggest and mightl rst in the nation’s growing ballis­ tic weapon arsenal, rose slowly from Us pad, enveloped at first by a cloud of smoke and flame. After riding clear of Ihe initial A two-car head-on collision, blast, the towrring missile, vshleli shortly before 7 o'clock Wednes­ was coaled with l e e due so (hr day night caused more than 1300 liquid oxygen in its fuel tanks, Die Sanford Jaycers were shown property damage. One person was sped strnightup, then arched m a­ exactly how a Drunkomeler work* Injured. jestically over thn Atlantic test when nen Roller. Sergeant on tha A 1957 Studehaker. driven by range. Sanford Police Department, de« Mrs. Julia Denton Dillon, SO, of The brief Defense Department monstrated Ihe machine's opera* Casselberry, was traveling north DISTRICT GOVERNOR ItYRON IIBRI.ONG, Leesburg, congratulates David Gah-hrl announcement said only that the tion and spoke on Its vslue to tha ns he becomes President of tlo* Sanford K .mis Club. Officers were installed by Her- on 17 92 in the construction-area Atlas was fired and that "the local law enforcement agency. nrar the County Home when It met long a t the club’s Wednesday luncheon mooting. (Staff Photo) head on a 1955 Iltiick, traveling launching was successfully carried Sergeant Butler, speaking to lha out." * south and driven by William E. Javcees on traffic safely, by act* The missile was visible fur about ually operating the machine be* Lightfoot, 33. three minutes lo observer* watch­ fore the members of the local civla Patrol nan OJIn C. Barrett of the ing from beaches about five miles clnh, pointed out It* value In deter* Florida Highway Patrol, taid In from the test center. The Atlas dis­ mining the extent nf intoxication hi* report that damage to each car appeared with a tremendous roar before charging those taken Into was estimated at 3300. into a layer of fluffy white cloud* custody with “driving while under Mrs. Dillon was taken to Semi­ high in the sky, trailing a Jet of tlu influenea of Intoxicating li­ nole Memorial Hospital suffering red flames. from internal injuries. Mrs. Elmer quors." , It was believed the missile was Ashley, a passenger In Mrs. Dill­ The local police officer explained/ ' geared to fly only Ml or fino miles in d. tail the machine's operating on's ear, received a cut on her chin on Us fourth test flight. while another passenger, Miss nnd lasted Its performance when The red warning hail used pre­ Iwn Jaycers volunteered as sub­ Dawn Ashley was uninjured. ItAdm. S, I*. Cinder of the Flor­ upset over announcement of the viously by the Air Force to warn jects to take the tests. Lightfoot, a Navy chief ida Development Commission and Corps of Engineers report released cd to VAH j at the Sanford Naval away fishing boat* immediately in He also demonstrated the Breath* Governor Leroy Collins’ appoint­ earlier this w.-ek," Chamber o( Air Station, was lured. He COURTESY WEEK i* a Ri'ent thing, until Sanford Atlantic front of the LiuncWas sltp *7111 1 "t .«-* '.if^'wa. ed-member to the Florida Water Bommercgc Manager John Krkjcr was, rhy^H l. losl’atro !-, INaXoWiI I In tik i h e ud n sp J. Bminr./n M In7 tilM TUnlL-n ‘ * ways ('ommlttcA, w li In Hanford /lid . ‘ man tilth Barrett, wim rccucss "Courtesy Week" bailjrr.x to employe.*. Mr*. Ague* (Ir.scno ed. There was no Immediate com­ pressed his preference for "th a yesterday to confer with John "To learn that this project, as driving while drinking. ment. front Air Force officials on (left| receive* her but lye from ILnimuti. (S ta ll i'hnto) any change In policy concerning Drunkomeler In police work." Krider, chairman of the Florida important as it is to the develop­ Deputy Sheriff J. I,. Krii assist­ " I ’d like to recommend that tha Waterways Commllite and Man­ ment of ati of Florida, could be ed in the investigation. raising nf the ball. Jaycres orgitnUe a Traffic Safety ager of the Seminole County Cham­ again turned down was a shock, The ball that cautions coastal Committee,’* said Sgt. Rutter n i Pictures on Page 7 surprise and terrihly upsetting," ber of Commerce. shipping of an imminent shoot was he elimsxed his talk and demon­ Adm. Binder requested the text Adm. Binder said. hols led at ihe launching site earli­ stration. "We need one hadly", ha Krider commented that "the job Volunteer Firemen of the Army Corps of Engineers er in the morning but was bruughl said, "nnd with the cooperation nf The apparent low bidder on two report which was announced from is just half done with a I) foot down an hour later. the Joyces a program to surees.w channel dead ending here at San­ Install Officers school projects for Seminole Coun- Washington a* "unfavorable." The halt was up mid down all fully promote safety would ba Officers were Installed last night day Wednesday, and was up ail successful." schools w*s McAnulty Construc­ "I will definitely go lo Washing­ ford. ton to protest the 'unfavorable' re­ Ka lo r d 's "Florida Courtesy ami hundreds are vicing for the day Thursday although there were "I have talked with Adm. Mal­ in DeBary at a meeting of the New members presentrd badge* tion Company of Bradenton and port." Adm. Hinder told Krider colm Eortson of Jacksonville, a Deltarv Volunteer Fire Depart­ Week" comes to » climax tomnr $25 V. S. Saving Itond and the few signs cither day that a launch- ami credentials at yesterday's Jayw Orlando, when hid* for the 10 yesterday at his noon conference. member of the Waterways Com­ ment. President U John Lambert- row with secret committee* «ta' ! title el Moit Courteous Waitress, ing was imminent Newsman and cee luncheon were Jack Withiif, rooms for Seminole High School Adm. Binder's ptirpo-e in San­ mittee and with Col. Herbert Bee *on; vice-president, William A. to complete their selection of win­ SaL am in, Saleslady, t'ulirrrnan, photographers who run for Ihe Bill Slaton ami Bill tmnefetder. and eight room* and a heating ford yesterday was to confer with ol Went Palm Beach, consulting Herschcl; secretary. Harry Seller; ner* by early next week, and must murleous act. ’ I beaches when the hall goes up Dan Batten was Introduced as a plant for Croom* Academy were Krider regarding waterways deve­ engineer, and as soon as other and treasurer, B. E. Crosby. "We have had very good re John Krider, manager nf thr angrily protested the ball was be­ visitor. opener! yesterday by the Seminole lopment throughout the -late. Kri­ member* arc contacted and we Charles Snyder, who was presi­ spon.se from the merchants nf San Semlnol i County Chamber of Com ing used "just to harass us." M. L. Rohorn J r , president nf County School Board of Education der said Immediately following have an opportunity to study the dent for twn years. Is now serving ford," Hnwnril McNulty'', Jayct-e merer said yesterday "I am do-; the young businessmens organiza­ McAnulty Construction Compary. the meeting. Corps of Engineers' report avail­ a* a trustee, with Ed Jackson. Courtesy Week chairman said ye­ lighted wi ll the results so far of tion, .innounced the first meeting according to a representative of "I can certainly say that Adm. able today, we will come to some Herschel has also heen a trustee lp rday. "The whole city Is eon Courtesy Week." of the newly.formed Longwnod Members Urged the firm attending the hid opening Binder was Imtli concerned and derision as lo what steps must for Iwn year*. seintis of Courtesy Week" hr ««i Yesterday. Howard McNulty told Area Jaycers on Tuesday night, sterday, ha* constructed more be taken immediately," said Kri The Fire Department will hold ,1* he reported result* of Hie city the Jaycers that "from sit points T q (Jr* A f M o l e 7 lo p m . at the (amgwnod Lib­ .t,1 A I - ,1 n I Sow. I 11 u , , , ,. A A -A Si I * I L I■ «. mm Ik m, *« aA, A A ., ^ —.A .1 * -1" an 28 schools in Florida. drr Its sixth annual dance at ihe Da l«wide event to the fJaytees jester this 1*has been .1 mmvery successful VOl.t \M I THREAT EASING rary. "Several Jayeae State offi­ "Wo will definitely hold our lutnd Armory, Thursday, FVh, fi at day. The bid wa* for 3195.nw). week up to this time." CATANIA, Sicily (UP) — Ihe cials will be there," said Uaborn, Chorus Practice "This L the closest bidding we’ve Mount Etna volcano, which erupt­ meeting here in Sanford and In 8 p. m. The Seminole Cmtnly Chamber of amt "we would like to have a good Streamers blaring "Courtesy Ah tidier* of the Male Chorus are representation there." aver had on schools," Architect ed New Year's Hay, appeared to the very nrar future," the WaterThirteen calls were answered by Week" are being displayed in Comnu-rce and Ihe Sanford Sunilreminded ths* there will he a reJohn Burton IV said yesterday as he settling down again today. Die wavs Committee chairman said. Ihe Deltarv Volunteer Fire !)-• every store arid shop window in ■ole (.'minty Junior Chamber of Krider polnird out that Adm. part ment fluring 1957. Tw o of them Sanford and even lodi\ , bumper ''nm m erre are rn-sponsor log the h ia rsa l'a t 8 o’clock Monday night the bids from nine firm* were explosions which have been rock compared. ing the 10.753 font-high mountain Eortson, a member of the slate were alllr fire* one a fire caused strips are being attached to lo statewide "Florida C o u rtesy at the First Presbyterian Church. Director Harry M Weir emThis morning. H. T. Milwce Sup­ decreased and the stream of lava wide waterways committee I* also by lightning and the others brush cal ears to bring Courtesy Wei-l week " a representative of the Cross State Bauman, president of the 'he importance of a good and grass fires. Eight calls were It J erintendent of Public !n*truc!ion from the northeastern crater a p ­ to a big rllmax. Barge Canal with offices m Wash answered with Ihe luhaiator dor Courtesy Week badge* are being Santonl Atlantic National Bank, •■"'•ndanco at this practice a* plans ■aid that the contract fur construe- peared to tie solidifying. liigtun, I). C. tog the year. displayed prominently by sales pen yesterday distributed ' Courtesy " r * 1M)I" '• "I'P* 1 ante ^ n of the new facilities has nut (Cnnllnued nn |- .g , |n , must he made. pte and people who nice1 Hie pub ic * t been awa-drd. "We hope to start construrtlon of the new classroom facilities within the next two weeks," Ar­ chitect Burton said at yesterda>'s meeting He also said that the Ray elevens. Beneral Xatrs man- salt*. 1 comp.xny'i advertising and pro- among whom were Max J. Zim­ bids were all "well within ihe rsiiager of V mphnnlr Radio sn-l Albert Lems kympbonle's Idler million program tor th* first six mer, president; Bernard M. Lipmite of $219,815 for the combined Electronic t’nrp , annnunred ted* , lislng and Sales I'romotlmi Man • months nf 1958. pin, chairman; Ell Sait*, plan! projects." ■r. also addi< -id tlie jalru iu n Alsu in atti-mlance at the meet- superintendent; and Joel J. Zimmthe completion Sundav nf his eotri There was an unusually large II- presented In* ing were other Sjinpliuiiv officials rr, assistant sales manager. p.iny's first national sales ami dls mber of bidders for Ihe proposed trihut or convention ikting. Milwee said a! the meet­ At a series of meetings tor M ing. company's sale* force and national The Board of Education, in regu lar session for the first time in network of distributors, held in 1938, also act ai the tentative date the grand ballroom nf ihe popular for the School Bond Kl- :i -n. Sept. Mayfair Inn In Sanford, several •. "This da e ill cui ml with additions to th* company'a High the Democratic Primar . Milwee Fidelity tine, along with thr told the hoard a it* meeting yes­ balance of th* phonograph and terday morning. tape reeorder models, wi re shown. "Die result of these meetings, In regard to both Ihe establish­ driver Falls Asleep ment nf additional distributor goodwill and In term* of 1's gen­ At Wheel; HitsTree eral sales auccess; far outran eur A 1956 Pontiac sedan went nut wildest expectations. I can say of control early this morning on that at this meeting, the reception the Old Lake Mary Raad when it* given lo our several newt models, driver fell asleep at the wheel. s* well s i to th* display nf our Shortly before 2:30 a. m . Theo­ entire product line, firmly »*tshdore Levett Johnson, ('rooms Aca­ liihe.l S»mphonle'i position ss a demy Prolesior, crashed into a major producer of phonographs tere on Ihe west tide nf the high­ high fidelity Instruments, and tape l y . The car, owned by Eunice recorders," elevens said. Wilson of 1110 Pine S t, was travel­ At the meetings, elevens not on ing north at the time of the acci­ ly unveiled Symphonic's new Highdent. F’idellty models but also announc­ Damage was estimated at ap­ ed to his distributors the com­ proximately $600. pany's sale* achievements of 1937 Trooper John Worden of the and its plans ami expeetatiuns fur Florida Highway 1‘atrul was the 1358. Being a major producer jn riEKLEANT BEN BUTLER of the Sanford Police Department demonstrate* tha DAMAGE WAS ESTIMATED at $G0Q to this cur when it* driver, Croom* Academy investigating oliicer. He placed a growth industry, Elevens look rhi i n*' Levett Johnson, fell a leep nt the wheel. The accident occurred charges of “ failing to have control Drunkometer to members of the Sanford-Sununolc County Junior Chamber of Com- u r a continued increase In bo hi* vehicle" against Johnson. t m erge yesterday at th e Jayecea noon lunch-on meuthijf. (Sta li Photo) i) mphouic's atui tu distributor> anus via j .u'j tltia morning ou tlie Ud Lttko Mary itutuL ^Stnll I'hoto) Head-On Collision Sees $600 Damage; One Person Hurl Civic Club Group Sees Exhibition Of Drunkomeler , Cinder /(rider Discuss Waterways Development McAnulty Apparent Low Bidder On Two School Projecls fi&rWB’«s Co u r t e s y Week E n d s Tomor r ow S a s a Additional Local News On Page 10 Symphonic Holds 1st National Sales , Distributor Convention * j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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VmB Jab. 9, 1959 SOKC Charity Nite Race Scheduled Next Thursday Oviedo Cagtrs Play In Titusville Friday Oviedo High School announced thia morning that due to the cold weather the basketball game to­ morrow night will be played to Tltuaville inatead oI Oviedo. The game waa regularly achedtil­ The Sanford- Orlando Kennel Club If busy making final p rep a ra ­ ed to be played in Ovled? but tka tion! for Ha third annual Charity two team* will travel to Titutvil>. Night scheduled M at Thuraday, Jan. U. Sanford's Untied Fund to owr char­ General Manager Jerry Collina ity program," said Collins. "Last baa announced that an Important yaar »* sent direct' donations to new organiaitloa haa been added soma of the agencies, but now w* to the lilt of charity groupa dated can handle it through tha United to benefit from the apodal 10-raea Fund." program. AU group* participating in tha It la the United Fund of Sanford. Charity Night are urged to turn Money turned over to the United out to tha Sanford-Orlando trick Fund will benefit He aeven perti- next Thursday, cipatlng agendas, American Red "Everything v* rail* through Croia, Girl Scout*, Boy Scouts, Sal­ vation Army, Children'* Horn* So­ tha benefit program sviU go to ciety, Mental Health Attn, and charity,” Collins pointed out. "The bigger the night l* the more money U.S.O. we will be able'to turn ovtr to the 'We are certainly happy to add charity group*.” H *1 DTNAMin HAST MVAU THI ATOM—Cloud* bod up from tha detonation of 2,118,000 pound* o f ' dynamite and nitrate explosive* near Promontory Point, Utah. The largest non-atamie blast la his­ tory, it tom loose rock for tha SouthenfPaelfle eausasray across tha Great Salt Lake, flntarnatianal) SodstEoB o atao tio etaol taolu Marks Writes Songs On Three Faiths UNIQUE PRESENTATION—Guests from the Mayfair Inn took part In one of the most unusual presentation ceremonies In track history Monday night at the Sanfortl-Orlando Kennel Club. It was raining outside ao trainer James Swafford brought his victor­ ious Free Copy Into the Clubhouse where ho received silver platter from Mrs. Ray (.lev­ ants Mrs A1 Leon holds Free Copy followin' Symphonic Handicap honoring this group — 'resenting Radio and Electronic Corporation from Brunswick, N. J. !* Indonesia Destroys Coal Mining Compromise Chances Once Wei Job EDITORS NOTE: United Pr**» Vice Preside*! far l a r a y t T h om ia R. C u r a * baa obtained businesses "often at gunpoint" and w far without compensation, Drees said. an eiclealve interview with The Dutch were in "general e x ­ batch Prime Minister Dr. WU- odus that necessarily entails great lem Dree* I* which Ike prime hardship," he said. minister eapreeaea The Nether­ "The Netherlands diplomatic lands view toward Indonesia’* representative in Indonesia has o f­ claim* to Dutch New Galnea and ficially been given to understand the aetiure of Dutch property la < that all Netherlands subjects will Indonesia. Curran telegraphed have to leave the country," he Ms question* to Dr. Drees and added. tha following dispatch coestltates "I sincerely hope that there va111 the prime minister's reply. be no cases of forced labor in In­ donesia." By THOMAS R. CURRAN This was a reference to reports United Press Staff Correspondent of an Indonesian plan to conscript •LONDON (U P)— Dutch Prime foreign nationals If needed. Minister Dr. Willem Dracs said to­ "It is now the duty of the United day that Indonesia has destroyed Nations to a rt," Dr. Decs sad. all chances of a compromise solu­ The prime minister gave his tion on Dutch New (iulneo and the views I d answer lo questions tele­ United Nations will now have to graphed to The Hague. act. Sukarno Com promise Difficult Indonesian* ware seizing Dutch 1ft said it was difficult to see how a solulton of any kiml could he reached with President Sukar­ no on Indonesian claim* to Dutch New Guinea which the Indonesi­ an* call West Irian. Indonesia, he said, has refused to consider any proposil "short of complete surrender of the terri­ tory" and was carrying out a "dlifBy VF.RNON SCOTT criminatory ami hostile attitude" United Pres* Hollywood Writer HOLLYWOOD M — Edward 0 . against the Dutch. In an interview with United Robinson Jr. haa ben cold, atone aiber for ala straight months, an Press In Jakarta Dec. 30, Sukarno achievem ent that has eluded the skirted a question on what ulti­ 24-ycor-old son of tho movie "mub- mately will happen to Dutch prop­ ■tcr" since he was a juvenile de­ erty In Indonesia and whether the Dutch owners would be com pen­ linquent of IS. T o hit background of actor, al- sated. "A ll Dutch properties and in­ aohoilc and Jailbird, young Robin­ son adds the title "author." And vestments are under government It's possible his autobiography may control and supervision in order clear the way for a normal life in to safeguard the smooth running of economic enterprises," he said the future. Ju n ior'i fortunes already are ••Settlement of this business wili looking up. He read the galley become part of an overall settle­ proofs in the pokey while serving ment of the dispute between The Netherlands and Indonesia — in­ GO days on a drunk rap. cluding the West Irian problem " Kspresses OplitnUin Indonesia Tear* Down Tie* •*I think I'm finally ovrr the At regards future economic ami hump n ow ," the bettle browed Robinson said, sipping on a lem ­ cultural ties, Dree* m k I that Hoionade. "lin t then I've said that in land wants them hut that Indotliu past only to have my life go nesia had "step by step turn down to pieces again. This tiino 1 feel this framework fur cooperation and like an individual Instead of the thus unilaterally destroyed what ever basis there remained lor good ■on of ‘ Lillie Caesar.' " I also feel closer to my dad, relations." Indonesia’s claim to the Western an he aeeini to have some respect or Dutch half of the huge Island lor m e." According ut Eddie—his friends of New Guinea precipitated a dip. call him "M anny"—Iloblnaon Sr. lotnatic crisis between Indonesia )m i bet u the bugaboo of his mixed and The Netherlands, Umcmptnycd Dutch ciliten* have already been tip past. ordered to leave Indonesia. Dutch Wanted Recognition "M y life might have been hap­ industries, plantations, shipping pier and lest complicated if I'd and airline* have been seized Indonesian official* state that been anyone else'* son ," he says. *‘ I always hungered for some rec­ » u-so ami other action* will conognition of my own. U'a been a tinuo until the Dutch surrender great disadvantage for me to be i West New Guinea. West New Guinea or West Irian, his boy. Rut I'm still proud of him, and 1 realize that I caused was administered as part of In­ donesia when Indonesia was a pioat of my troubles m yself." Trouble? This kid Invented the Dutch colonial possession. word. Junior has been in Jail un­ ** * Dutch possession, alcounted time*. He cost a compan­ though Indonesia won ft* independ­ ence in IW». ^ ion an eye in an auto wreck and •cr>ed time fur drunk driving. Dr. Drees asserted that the pallo w as thruwn out of the fami­ p-iun or native population of Weal ly home when he waa IT years New Guinea, "n ot the Indonesian old. attempted suicide at 22 and government at Jakarta." should waa divorced by bit wife, Francea, determine the political future 0f the territory. when h was 23. E. G; Robinson Jr. Writes Own Story \ vI I Shows In Ills Pare Robinson tella ail in Ills book, *'My Kathcr-My Son." The things he has left out are written on his fa ce —the tragedy of a spalled kid Who thought he had tha world by lh> tall lim ply because hla father was a movie star. There is hurt In his eye*. He looks at people hoping they will la y a friendly word. He behaves et if Ibis might he his last oppor­ tunity to straighten himself out. Meeting him, you feel as though you want to help. T m trying to get back on my fe e t," be sighed. " I guess I had to hit rock bottom before I could ■tart, going up again, clearing «w ay the w reckage." - — — 1337 ROM E LOANS • CHICAGO — ( U l ') —Tho nation's 8,000 saving* and loan asso­ ciations madi $10,300,000,000 in home loans during 1U67. The United Stales Savings and Loan League said this waa $.100,000,000 below the lt)5d total but repre­ sented an "axcallant record" in view o f a reduced home building and buying market. Naturalists say that the hyena "lau gh s" only when R is seeking food. W ASHINGTON —M — Skin diving may bo a JOth eonlury ■port, but it waa a 10th century livelihood for Alabama voal mili­ ar a. On# o f the cheapest mathods o f producing coal over a century ago waa b y mining it under tha watcra o f the Black W arrior Riv­ er GO milei from Tuiralooaa, Ala. An Alabama Geological Survey report fo r tha yaar 1850 dtaeribed the *'submarine',mining operation thia wayi " A flathoat la moored parallel with the joints, and naar the edge o f the coal long, wedge-ahaped crowbars ara driven Into the saama by meane o f maula maneu­ vered by tha men in tha boat. When a ledge o f about two feet la loosened In thia way arms* tha scam, tha men take to the water and dive tw o or three to­ gether, , . and lift tha roal bodily to.the aurlaca and place It in tha boat.* A later Improvement on tills method was the use o f chains to haul up the block* o f coal. Some o f the blocks weighed from 800 to 1,000 pounds. When rains mada tha river navigable, the coal waa floated down-river to Tuscaloosa, where it wns sold at 10 tu 12 cent* • bushel, or farther on to Mobile. The flathoat*, which coat about $70 each were a losing commodi­ ty, since they couhl nut he brought back upstream. The miners were mostly farm­ er* who worked In the mine* only in August, September and Octo­ ber. Today thero are IUS under­ ground and 3'J surface mines in Alabama. More than eight thou­ sand workers produced 13 mil­ lion tons o f coal last year. Johnson Warns Against Reprisal WASHINGTON (U l’ »— Senate Democratic leader Lyndon R. Johnson asserted today that the nation which control* apace will gain "total control over the earth." The United States must win that control, “ for the service of freedom ," he ssid, nr Russia will exploit it "fo r the pnrpoira of tyranny.” Johnson made the -tatementa at a meeting o f Sennit' Democrats shortly before the 83th Congrrss, its attention focused on tha arms race, opened its second session. He also issued an implied call for a new pence or disarmament talks with Russiu. "T h e eonferrm e table is more important now than it ever has been, and we should welcome (o Ha chair all men of nil nations.'* The Texas Democrat blamed I'rcstilent Eisenhower'* emphasis on a balanced budget for the U. K. leg in tho spaea weapons race w ih Russia. Warn* Again!*! Reprisal Meantime, Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin said there still is a “ 30-50 chance” he w on't quit hi* job o f directing Arm y'* development of space-age weaponi. Gavin also stepped up U s public fight for money to increase wea­ pons research and nearly double army manpower-!*) 28 divisions. Gavin expressed his views in an interview after he appeared before Johnson** subconiittee Wednesday. Ue told the senators ha decided to retire after being Informed he was no lot.ger being considered for a command position calling for four-star rank. Johnson warned against "even a hint o f reprisal” against mili­ tary men who speak frankly be­ fore Congress about administrat­ ion policies. Graonlind, an area of more than 8(0 thousand square mile*, The harbor seal la called the 1* the world'* largest Island. |sea calf because o f it* s c /. By DOC QUIGO United IT *is Staff Correspondent NEW YORK O) — ‘ T h is ," said Gerald Marks, " i t tho love of my Ilf* — and let me tell you It'a a long ways from Tin Pan Alley to the Vatican." The author of tuch resounding popular song hit* as "A ll of M e," and "la It Tru* What They Say About D ixie?" held In hi* hand three record albums containing *0 songs shout Uie Protestant, Catho­ lic, and Jawish faiths. Fiv* years sgo Marks, who has contributed music for such di­ verse outlets *• the Ziegfcld Fol­ lies, the poetry of Carl Sandburg, and safety ditties for children, dis­ covered that ha didn't know too much about the holy day* of hla own Jewish faith. lie began studying their history and writing tong* explaining, dascribing, and ealabrating them. When he had finished 10, h* began thinking about rep ort! he had heard that the Vatican and various churches in Italy had sheltered refugees from Hitlerian persecution during World War II. He decided to do something in gratitude. Gets Enthusiastic Response Marks Journeyed to tha Vatican, explained his plan to write origi­ nal songs about Catholic holy days, and gol an enthusiastic re­ sponse. He returned to New York and with the aid of a priest put in seven mondis of intensive study of Catholicism and o f the history of the time* in wheih the holy days originated. He wrote tongs explaining and describing 10 Catholic holy days. Then, going througtVthe same stu­ dy process, he did 10 Protestant days. Ray Middleton was secured to ting and do the narration on the three albums, which were is­ sued recently under a new label set up specifically for them, Can­ dle Records. Marks describes tho tunes have in as "sem l-iacred standard mu­ sic." He's enthusiastic about this latest project but says lt doesn't mean he's going to quit Tin Pan Alley. " I keep writing song* all the tim e." he said. "A n d let me tell you what Tin Pan Alley la— It's a state of mind. W herever, at this moment, somebody is laboriously trying to compose a popular tune and set some words to it—that's Tin Pan Alley." Hita Involve Luck As for tho secret o f turning out a hit tune, Marks believes much depends on luck, Including the luck of finding the right person ami circumstsncea to present It. "Back In 1931, nobody wanted my song 'All of M e,' no publisher. Around the Middle West—I'm a native of .Saginaw, * .Mich.—I got 8 nr Id pretty good singers to sing It on radio, ami I didn't get a call for a s'ngle eopy. • "Rut one day I ran into a singer named Uolle Baker ami this song hit her. Her husband had died a month before, and she w as tour lied with such lines as 'Y our goodbye left m» with eye* that cry—how can I go on dekr without you.' She sang It one Saturday mid­ night oil a New York local sta­ tion, and on Monday morning It was a hit. Matter of fact, a pub1Usher wired me right after he heard it that night, and 1‘ U never forget the words: 'You will have a world wide hit in 30 minutes.' " 9 pieces comp/eta for only Fire-King ovenware set In beautiful turquoise color. One each 1,2, 3 quart sizes in non-splash design. TWIN AUTO MATS REAR MATSHIEID fit til moJ/rn tttt DECORATOR PILLOW Permanently Full Puffed Edges license Frame Keep* pfotei dean prevent* m ding Compare al $1.98 Add beauty to your home with these stunning pillows. Covered in assorted decora­ tor fabrics . . . Well-filled with ahredded foam rubber and new cotton to stay plump for years of service! 99c Triple plated chrome lift* iah. Clear plastic lens. Rust-resistant screw*. Fits all p l a t e s x 12*. $7.99 * JL BLACK $7.75 ^ 0 # COLORED General Electric Two-Speaker Radio * 9 9 All-rubber m ail protect new floor mats, cover worn spots on old mats. 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S., Soviet Union Are Fighting Propaganda W ar In Egypt CAIRO (U P ) — The United SUtM and the Soviet Union are dlh tlnf » propagin di war in Egypt today with the country’ s w ik fta ll* and box offices for b it P field s. Thi* year the United State* will spend HOT,000 on it* information program here, the Soviet Union considerably more. * The m oney |oei into book*, m ainline*, movies, cocktail part in and exchange visit — any­ # thing that can affect the way 22 million Egyptians think about the two countries, or win aome of their goodwill and sympathy. The propaganda war here is just nne pha»c of the hroad*rnle Hattie going on globally for the w orld’ s uncommitted millions: the people whose sentiments may eventually decide the East-West struggle. U. S, At A Disadvantage Hie United States starts off with a disadvantage. First. U. S. policy Weather gets an almost dally roasting in the press. Rightly or w rong!j, U. S. pulley Is read by Egyptians as supporting her two biggest enem­ ies. Israel and Western colonialism. ••We could spend all the money In Ft. Knox hero and not over­ come the psychological success the Russians scored with the Sputnik," said a United States Information Service official. But on the other hand, the United States has one enormous ad­ vantage: American films, books and magazine* have a following here the Soviets have not h ew able to crack. The Soviet offerings suffer from one universal ahorlcomlng — their propaganda value Is high, but the entertainment value la low. Russian publications range from dense Marxist Ideology to soya bean raising and the care and feeding of babies. Their biggest advantage Is their ( E lm Increasing clnndlncs* and slowly rising temperature* through Sat­ urday; low twight M to 44. ■ VOL. X L 1X Established 1%9 price. Moat are praatleally given ■way for one, two or five platers (jhree, six o r IS tents), ■ frac­ tion of what Weatem publications such a* Life and Newsweek sell for. But they are dull at yesterday's dishwater and after splashy starts, follow up editions usuilly gather dutt on the newstandi. The USIS official answer to the Russian output Inrhidc* a weekly paper In Arable mailed free to AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1033 SANFORD, FLORIDA, it),ooo people, and newsletter* on econom ics, science, military affairs and current event* going to tome 70.000 people each month. But they suffer, though to a lesser degree, from that same dis­ ease: dullness. West Strong At Box Offle* USIS men say their most effec­ tive action I* in subsidizing the publication of anti • Communist N>ok* in Arabic. The agency finds DISTRICT GOVERNOR ItYRON IIBRI.ONG, Leesburg, congratulates David Gah-hrl ns he becomes President of tlo* Sanford K .mis Club. Officers were installed by Herlong at the club’s Wednesday luncheon mooting. (Staff Photo) C in d e r , /(rider Discuss Waterways Development McAnulty Apparent Low Bidder On Two School Projecls The apparent low bidder on two school projects for Seminole Counschools w *s McAnulty Construc­ tion Company of Bradenton and Orlando, when hid* for the 10 rooms for Seminole High School and eight room* and a heating plant for Croom* Academy were opener! yesterday by the Seminole County School Board of Education McAnulty Construction Compary. according to a representative of the firm attending the hid opening sterday, ha* constructed more an 28 schools in Florida. The bid wa* for 3195.nw). "This L the closest bidding we’ ve aver had on schools," Architect John Burton IV said yesterday as the bids from nine firm* were compared. This morning. H. T. Milwce Sup­ erintendent of Public !n*truc!ion ■aid that the contract fur construe^ n of the new facilities has nut * t been awa-drd. "W e hope to start construrtlon of the new classroom facilities within the next two w eeks," Ar­ chitect Burton said at yesterda>'s meeting He also said that the bids w ere all "w ell within ihe rsiim ite of $219,815 for the c o m b in e d projects." There w as an unusually large mber of bidders for Ihe proposed ikting. Milwee said a! the meet­ ing. The Board of Education, in regu lar session for the first time in 1938, also act a i the tentative date for the School Bond Kl- : i -n. Sept. •. "This da e ill cui ml with the Dem ocratic Primar . Milwee told the hoard a it* meeting yes­ terday morning. S ItAdm. S, I*. Cinder of the Flor­ ida Development Commission and Governor Leroy Collins’ appoint­ ed-member to the Florida Water ways ('ommlttcA, w li In Hanford yesterday to confer with John Krider, chairman o f the Florida Waterways C om m llite and Man­ ager of the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce. Adm. Binder requested the text of the Army Corps of Engineers report which was announced from Washington a* "u n favorable." " I will definitely go lo Washing­ ton to protest the 'unfavorable' re­ port." Adm. Hinder told Krider yesterday at his noon conference. Adm. Binder's ptirpo-e in San­ ford yesterday was to confer with Krider regarding waterways deve­ lopment throughout the -late. K ri­ der said Immediately following the meeting. " I can certainly say that Adm. Binder was Imtli concerned and VOl.t \MI THREAT EASING CATANIA, Sicily (U P) — Ihe Mount Etna volcano, which erupt­ ed New Year's Hay, appeared to he settling down again today. D ie explosions which have been rock ing the 10.753 font-high mountain decreased and the stream of lava from the northeastern crater a p ­ peared to tie solidifying. upset over announcement of the Corps of Engineers report released earlier this w.-ek," Chamber o( Bommercgc Manager John Krkjcr / lid . ‘ ‘ * "T o learn that this project, as important as it is to the develop­ ment of ati of Florida, could be again turned down was a shock, surprise and terrihly upsetting," Adm. Binder said. Krider commented that "the job is just half done with a I) foot channel dead ending here at San­ ford. " I have talked with Adm. Mal­ colm Eortson of Jacksonville, a mem ber of the Waterways Com­ mittee and with Col. Herbert Bee ol Went Palm Beach, consulting engineer, and as soon as other member* arc contacted and we have an opportunity to study the Corps of Engineers' report avail­ able today, we will com e to some derision as lo what steps must be taken im m ediately," said Kri drr "W o will definitely hold our meeting here in Sanford and In the very nrar future," the Waterwavs Committee chairman said. Krider polnird out that Adm. Eortson, a member of the slate wide waterways com m ittee I* also a representative of the Cross State Barge Canal with offices m Wash liigtun, I). C. odd officers does. More important, the Soviets h a r f their exchange visits program. The United States has nothing to match the exchange program The reason, USIS men answerNO MONEY. 1 Shop and Save In Sanford Sd' Utilis'd Press Leased Wiro sile u c c e s sful the flight was |nounced the great, altvcr missile was triggered from the test range Department an here at 10:43 a. m. D ie missile, biggest and mightl rst in the nation’ s growing ballis­ tic weapon arsenal, rose slowly from Us pad, enveloped at first by a cloud of smoke and flame. After riding clear of Ihe initial blast, the towrring missile, vshleli was coaled with lee due so (hr liquid oxygen in its fuel tanks, D ie Sanford Jaycers were shown sped strnightup, then arched m a­ exactly how a Drunkomeler work* jestically over thn Atlantic test when nen Roller. Sergeant on tha range. Sanford Police Department, de« The brief Defense Department monstrated Ihe machine's opera* announcement said only that the tion and spoke on Its vslue to tha Atlas was fired and that "the local law enforcement agency. launching was successfully carried Sergeant Butler, speaking to lha ou t." * Javcees on traffic safely, by act* The missile was visible fur about ually operating the machine be* three minutes lo observer* watch­ fore the members of the local civla ing from beaches about five miles clnh, pointed out It* value In deter* from the test center. The Atlas dis­ mining the extent nf intoxication appeared with a tremendous roar before charging those taken Into into a layer of fluffy white cloud* custody with “ driving while under high in the sky, trailing a Jet of tlu influenea of Intoxicating li­ red flames. qu ors." It was believed the missile was The local police officer explained/ geared to fly only M l or fino miles in d. tail the machine's operating on Us fourth test flight. nnd lasted Its performance when The red warning hail used pre­ Iwn Jaycers volunteered as sub­ viously by the Air Force to warn jects to take the tests. away fishing boat* immediately in He also demonstrated the Breath* front of the LiuncWas sltp *7111 Ri'ent th in g , until S a n fo r d A t la n t ic A two-car head-on collision, shortly before 7 o'clock Wednes­ day night caused more than 1300 property damage. One person was Injured. A 1957 Studehaker. driven by Mrs. Julia Denton Dillon, SO, o f Casselberry, was traveling north on 17 92 in the construction-area nrar the County Home when It met head on a 1955 Iltiick, traveling south and driven by William E. Lightfoot, 33. Patrol nan OJIn C. Barrett of the Florida Highway Patrol, taid In hi* report that damage to each car was estimated at 3300. Mrs. Dillon was taken to Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital suffering from internal injuries. Mrs. Elmer Ashley, a passenger In Mrs. Dill­ on's ear, received a cut on her chin while another passenger, Miss Dawn Ashley was uninjured. Lightfoot, a Navy chief cd to VAH j at the Sanford Naval A ir Station, was lured. He COURTESY W E E K i* a was, rhy^H l. losl’ a t r o !-, IN a X oW iI I In tik i h e ud n sp J. Bminr./n M In7 tilMTUnlL-n man tilth Barrett, wim r c c u c s s " C o u r t e s y W e e k " bailjrr.x to em p loye.*. M r*. A g u e * ( Ir.scno driving while drinking. ( left| r e c e iv e * her but ly e fr o m ILnim uti. ( S t a l l i'h n t o ) Deputy Sheriff J. I,. K rii assist­ ed in the investigation. Pictures on Page 7 Officers were Installed last night in DeBary at a meeting of the Deltarv Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment. President U John Lambert*on; vice-president, William A. Herschcl; secretary. Harry Seller; and treasurer, B. E. Crosby. Charles Snyder, who was presi­ dent for twn years. Is now serving a* a trustee, with Ed Jackson. Herschel has also heen a trustee for Iwn year*. The Fire Department will hold Its sixth annual dance at ihe Da lutnd Armory, Thursday, FVh, fi at 8 p. m. Thirteen calls were answered by Ihe Deltarv Volunteer Fire !)-• part ment fluring 1957. Tw o of them were alllr fire* one a fire caused by lightning and the others brush and grass fires. Eight calls were answered with Ihe luhaiator dor tog the year. But In the person-to-person d e . psrtm rat, the Soviets are ahead of the Untied Stitet. Most eg their Informstlon people speali A rabic; only one of USIS’* dozen* * CAPE CANAVERAL f t ’ P i - D i e and innounced Air Force fired Us thunderous At suec xful. ilas Intercontinental m b iilo today 1 The Defense Volunteer Firemen Install Officers publications or hires ■ trsnslator tor International works and quiet­ ly subsidizes their printing. In the last six months, the USIS has spent almost ■ third of Ilf budget on translation*. At the box office, the West out­ distances the Soviet* easily, since Russian films just <lo not meaure up lo their Western counterparts for entertainment value. fe r a lfr Today Head-On Collision Sees $600 Damage; One Person Hurl lo c a lly -w ritten anti - Communist Civic Club Group Sees Exhibition Of Drunkomeler 1 "t .«-* '.if^'wa. ed. There was no Immediate com ­ ment. front Air Force officials on any change In policy concerning raising nf the ball. The ball that cautions coastal shipping of an imminent shoot was hols led at ihe launching site earli­ er in the morning but was bruughl down an hour later. The halt was up mid down all day Wednesday, and was up ail ami hundreds are vicing for the day Thursday although there were $25 V. S. Saving Itond and the few signs cither day that a launchtitle el Moit Courteous Waitress, ing was imminent Newsman and SaL am in, Saleslady, t'ulirrrnan, photographers who run for Ihe and must murleous act. ’ I beaches when the hall goes up John Krider, manager nf thr angrily protested the ball was be­ Semlnol i County Chamber of Com ing used "just to harass us." merer said yesterday "I am do-; lighted wi ll the results so far of Courtesy Week." Yesterday. Howard McNulty told the Jaycers that "from sit points T q (Jr* A f M o l e I L I■ «. m m Ik m,*« aA, A A ., ^ —.A .1 * -1" this 1*has been .1 mmvery successful week up to this tim e." The Seminole Cmtnly Chamber of Ah tidier* of the Male Chorus are Comnu-rce and Ihe Sanford Sunil■ole (.'minty Junior Chamber of reminded ths* there will he a re''nm m erre are rn-sponsor log the h ia rsa l'a t 8 o ’clock Monday night statewide "Florida C o u r t e s y at the First Presbyterian Church. Director Harry M Weir emweek " 'he importance of a good It J Bauman, president of the Santonl Atlantic National Bank, •■"'•ndanco at this practice a* plans yesterday distributed ' Courtesy " r * 1M)I" '• "I'P* 1 ante (Cnnllnued nn | -.g, |n, must he made. Courtesy Week E n d s T o mo r r o w Ka l o r d 's "Florida Courtesy W eek" com es to » climax tomnr row with secret committee* «ta' ! to complete their selection of win­ ner* by early next week, "W e have had very good re spon.se from the merchants nf San ford," Hnwnril McNulty'', Jayct-e Courtesy Week chairman said ye­ lp rday. "The whole city Is eon seintis of Courtesy Week" hr ««i ,1* he reported result* of Hie city l« . t , 1 A I - , 1 n I Sow. I 11u , , , ,. A A -A Si a s I a * wide event to the fJaytees jester day. Streamers blaring "Courtesy Week" are being displayed in every store arid shop window in Sanford and even lo d i\, bumper strips are being attached to lo cal ears to bring Courtesy Wei-l to a big rllmax. Courtesy Week badge* are being displayed prominently by sales pen pte and people who nice1 Hie pub ic Members Urged Chorus Practice f i & r W B ’« s pressed his preference for "th a Drunkomeler In police w ork." " I ’d like to recommend that tha Jaycres orgitnUe a Traffic Safety Committee,’ * said Sgt. Rutter n i he elimsxed his talk and dem on­ stration. "W e need one hadly", ha said, "nnd with the cooperation nf the Joyces a program to surees.w fully promote safety would ba successful." New members presentrd badge* ami credentials at yesterday's Jayw cee luncheon were Jack Withiif, Bill Slaton ami Bill tmnefetder. Dan Batten was Introduced as a visitor. M. L. Rohorn Jr , president nf the young businessmens organiza­ tion, .innounced the first meeting of the newly.formed Longwnod Area Jaycers on Tuesday night, 7 lo p m . at the (amgwnod Lib­ rary. "Several Jayeae State offi­ cials will be there," said Uaborn, amt "w e would like to have a good representation there." Additional Local News On Page 10 Symphonic Holds 1st National Sales, Distributor Convention Ray elevens. Beneral Xatrs man- salt*. 1 comp.xny'i advertising and pro- among whom were Max J. Z im ­ ager of V mphnnlr Radio sn-l Albert Lems kympbonle's Id ler million program tor th* first six mer, president; Bernard M. LipElectronic t’nrp , annnunred ted* , lisln g and Sa les I'romotlmi M a n • months nf 1958. pin, chairman; Ell Sait*, plan! ■r. also addi< -id tlie ja lru iu n Alsu in atti-mlance at the meet- superintendent; and Joel J. Zimm the completion Sundav nf his eotri II- presented In* ing were other Sjinpliuiiv officials rr, assistant sales manager. p.iny's first national sales ami dls * trihut or convention At a series of meetings tor M company's sale* force and national network of distributors, held in the grand ballroom nf ihe popular driver Falls Asleep At Wheel; HitsTree A 1956 Pontiac sedan went nut of control early this morning on the Old Lake Mary Raad when it* driver fell asleep at the wheel. Shortly before 2:30 a. m . Theo­ dore Levett Johnson, ('room s Aca­ demy P r o le sior, crashed into a tere on Ihe west tide nf the high­ l y . The car, owned by Eunice Wilson of 1110 Pine S t , was travel­ ing north at the time o f the acci­ dent. Damage was estimated at ap­ proximately $600. Trooper John Worden of the Florida Highway 1‘ atrul was the riEKLEANT BEN BUTLER of the Sanford Police Department investigating oliicer. He placed charges o f “ failing to have control Drunkometer to members of the Sanford-Sununolc County Junior hi* v eh icle" against Johnson. t m e rg e yesterday at th e Jayecea noon lunch-on meuthijf. j demonstrate* tha Chamber of Com(Stali Photo) Mayfair Inn In Sanford, several additions to th* company'a High Fidelity tine, along with thr balance of th* phonograph and tape reeorder models, wi re shown. "D ie result of these meetings, In regard to both Ihe establish­ ment nf additional distributor goodw ill and In term* of 1's gen­ eral sales auccess; far outran eur wildest expectations. I can say that at this meeting, the reception given lo our several newt models, s* well s i to th* display nf our entire product line, firmly »*tshliihe.l S »m phon le'i position ss a major producer of phonographs high fidelity Instruments, and tape recorders," elevens said. At the meetings, elevens not on ly unveiled Symphonic's new HighF’ idellty models but also announc­ ed to his distributors the com ­ pany's sale* achievements of 1937 and its plans ami expeetatiuns fur 1358. Being a major producer jn a growth industry, Elevens look u r a continued increase In bo i) mphouic's atui tu distributor> DAMAGE WAS ESTIMATED at $G0Q to this cur when it* driver, Croom* Academy hi i n*' Levett J o h n s o n , fe ll a le e p nt the w h e e l. T h e accident occurred anus via j .u'j tltia morning ou tlie Ud Lttko Mary itutuL ^Stnll I'hoto) r- , ' �T •- AO Cfeueh Notifies most b* pnsated «t Ths Herald iffltfe by 10 a- m. eo tha day before publication. QhWuJfL WnticoA lftk at le v . H. M. I Sunday School 1:45 a n Morning Worship lx i n Evangelistic 8end Sendee T:9C p.m. Prayer and Btbla study w<•feteday at T » e.m. “ Coma |o Worship. go to serve. r o s m CHAPEL THE SALTATION ABUT IK Keel Secern Meetlai* Saaday Sunday School l0:0r Baliaase Meeting 11:00 Open Air (Strait Heetiag) pm. Y.P.L. 1:00 aslvitien Maitlag 7:M Tuesday Corp Codata 3:30 Bind Practice 4:00 Lidice Home Leagae 1:10 U. CailtM, Milliter Thar eday 8:45 a m. Sunday School Prayer Meeting 7:19 11:00 a.m. Worihlp Sendee Satarday S:0O p m. Worihlp Sarvka Open.Air (Street Meeting) pm. HETioDiar annas SOUTH BIBB BAPTIST CHUBCH m East 2Tth 8 t At Park Are Tha cod of your lurch . Por a friendly Church. Gerald HPrica Paltar Hlltea Birftahothim S B. Superlateadeat Sunday Btbla School 10 a.m. Preaching 11 a.m. Bibla Study T p m. ZvaasalUbe Praaehtaf 7:45 p-m. Frayar Ifeotlar (Wad.) 7:45 p m. MUllasary PrattUleaifl You Ara Waleoms CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Bar. 1. W. Parham. Paator Car. Paartaaath SL Oak Ata Sunday School 1:49 a.m. Morning Worthip Service 11:00 a. Mi TriInlay Union 6:iS p.m Evening Worihlp- S p.m. Wadaaaday Prayer MeeHig S p™. “ Coma thou with aa and we will i *• SANFOBD REVIVAL CENTER Her. L. P. Tether, Patter Sunday School 10 a.m. Homing Worihlp U a.m. Evening Evangelistic Scnlea 1:45 •.a. Weekly Services: Tuaaday and Thurtday 1:45 p.m. regular Saturday Horning Braidaatt over WTRB 10:35 a m. PO ST CHUBCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST SM E. Second Si Sunday Service 11 a n . Sunday Services 11:00 a'm. Bunday School ll:ooa .m . Wednesday Evening Haetlngi 1:00 ‘ ».m. laieon-Sermon— “ Sseremtnt’* Heading Room located In Toyu of Church Building open to public S:30 to 4:U p.m. Tuesday and Thuradayi. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all to attend our lervlcea and Ula tha Raiding Boom. , BT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN l U Blavla (Naar Oviedo) Her. Stephen M. Tuhy Paator Horning Worship a:25 am. Radio Million Broadcast at S:10 a m. over WOBZ (Tto he) Sunday School 9 00 i n . —for all ago groups. C hniiiia Diy School — Mosdir through Fridiy s.oo a.m. — (AU elamentary grades and kindergartan.) p.m. p.m. p.o p.m p m. p a. A: 30 CHUBCH OP THE Beautiful, yes. Beautiful as only Nature in all her purity can be. But dangerous too; * dangerous to the ships at sea and the men they carry. For an iceberg’s greatest bulk lies unseen beneath the surface . . . and against it, the unwary cannot survive. Many of the things which, on the surface, appear the most tempting and beautiful con­ tain hidden dangers and unsuspected pitfalls. WAZABENZ ‘ ‘Sanford's Singing Church” Second St. and Maple Ave., West UP8ALA COMMUMTT R. H. Spear Jr., putor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a m. Rev. C C White Mlnleter Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Mr*. Clover M em runlet Training Departments 6 p. m. Mr*. Patricia Summerlin Evening Evangelistic 7 p.m. Piealet MId-vteek Prayer meeting each Wednesday UIS p.m. George Peiold. AeeL Supt. The Church of th« Natarene Is Church School Wesleyan in doctrine evangelistic Church School 10 Worship l i e.m. In eppei1, end world-wide in Evening Worihlp 6:30 p. m. million. “ Whoioever will may come'*, “ Everybody Invited to attend our eenrlee*.** LAKE MONROE BAPTIST CHUBCH LAKE MART BAPTIST Pastor. B. G. Broun CHAPEL A Church With A Friendly Wel­ Like Mary, Pla. Puter — Rev. W. A. EUanweed come Three miles wejt of Sanford 0o Sunday School 9:45 a.m. first itrn t, then right at Monroe Morning Worihlp 11 a.m. Corner. Training Union 9:10 p.m. ‘‘Not forsaking tha assembling of Evening Worihlp 7:10 p m. ourselves together, ai the manner Prayer Meeting Wed. T:30 p.m. of soma la; hut exhorting one an­ PAOLA WEALETAN other: and so much the more, METHODIST CHURCH at ya see tha day approaching.’ * I MUee Weet on RL 41 Heb. 10:25 Sunday School 9:45 a.m Sunday School—10 a. m. Morning Worihlp 10:45 a.m 5Iornlng Worship—l i a. m. Waslayan Youth 6:45 p.m. Training Union 4 30 p m. Evening Worihlp 7:30 p.m. Evening W’orihip n i p . n Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 Prayer Meeting Wed. night 7:30 pm. p. m. Everyone Welcome Rev. Cecil W. Shelter WEST SIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUBCH CHUKCH OP GOD Corner of West Fifth and Holly Rev. Joe) D. Brown, Patter “ WELCOMES YOU” Trench Ate. eon Had SL Pastor Wm. L. Stepehns Sunday School 8:45 e.m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. Associate B. D. Crclglovr io a .a . Mld.Week Service Tuesday 1:M Sunday School Morning Worship ,m. p.m. 7 p. m. Young People Service Thurs­ Bible Study Evening Service 7:30 p. m. day 7:30 p m. Mid week Servica Wednesday . 7:30 p, m. KBENEZER METHODIST "A GOINGCHURCH FOR CHUBCH A COMING LORDCUrue Height* COME AND SEE THERE (The Church vdth a Glowing 15 A REASON, Heart) Rev. Charles T, Brown Psitor Sunday School 10 a.m. Ckiiord E. Joboion. superintendent Preaching Service 11 a.m Prsyer meeting, Wednesday. 7:30 \p.«n. 4 < Men, like ships, need warning and guidance —and nowhere can they find greater help, greater love and protection than in their C h u rch CHURCH FOR a A U FOR IHE! CT Additional CHURCH OP CHRIST 2nd St and Elm Ave. Ralph Bre«er Jr. Cviogellst SUNDAY; Radio program WTRR Bible School Morning worihlp Evening worship TUESDAY CHUBCH OP JESUS CHRIST Ladles Bible C Iu i OP LATTER DAT SAINTS J. G. Broehi — Branch President WEDNESDAY Bible Study ell ages City Hill Sunday BMool 10 a m. Saeramest Jlreting 6 p m. Wednesday Prtmiry Meeting at a.m. e.BL 6:30 DANDER AHEAD HOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL CHUBCH Cor. Park Ave. A 4th St. R e v . John W. Thomn. Rector 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 9:15 a.m. Family Service 1 and Church School 11 a m. Morelsg Prsyer and Sermon Services through tha »eek: Tuesday and Thuridiy - Holy Communion • 7:30 a.m. Wednesday - Holy Communion - 10 e.m. Saturday • Sacrament of Pen­ ance - 5-6 p.m. 9 13 s. 10 a. U e. 7:43 p. m. m. m. a. <'V\&2 Church News O n Pa ge 3 ■“»» c K X J 1*5"“ " S I c«n lurtiv*. The;* o f . fnn ° C70cy n0f 1 eve.-y pe;w , .k.r.iS^ 0ur re< cr.J support' th* Church'19^ . I*fYlcM • * « m U (2) r e r h ^ M u ' Q,,; < «=li Cf jj|„ Ki* c< All A yo, fyuuffy (n joy ll 7.43 p. m. D m m u tiiu J u im o n on ChurchSSltJhiS""^.*4 ' p7 o n i materia) Ittp FRIDAY NITE YOUTH RALLY 9 50 I . m. “ V=i»iidr, n » »aU. ( and i i i ’ mAVw .................... cw ?»ji Twtiwj'iy ' *" ■ MitU5i<* C4,* " f V ?X<,/.• SAMSON and DELILAH LAKE MARY CHURCH OF NAZARENE T.«'|| la ,,h an J ,r , ...J b« Eu*. C m lll Lika Drive klful.a „ Sir an J h,a, thi, Pistcr Rev. s. L, Drsvdy ELDU t SPRINGS BAPTIST On Sunday: CHURCH Bible School a. 15 a. m"M A R R IE D TO THE Eldar springe Morning Worship l i a m. .Too Dnuthltt, Tutor W RONG W O M A N ” BUI Dooly—Sunday School Supt- Younr Peoples ifeeU-y « 45 a la ­ Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. in. A(»w Urt-uf m i/tif Hrt. Troy Rhimea— Wednesday: Training Union Director Prayer Band Meeting 9 a m. Sunday School 9:45a-1**Prayer Meeting Service 30 Horning Worthip 11 4- m. On the first Wednesday rv*ning Training Union 4 15 P- mof eieh month i t ' 7:30 o’clnrjc Is Evetun* Wofihip T.JO P- mth* regular mlnhnary meeting. Wednesday: prtgM HteUng (10 P- m* ALL SOI US CATHOLIC CHURCH Crrat Color Movie Oik A»*. at 8lh St. PAULA CHUBCH OP CHRIST Rev. Richard Lyons, Teator Lord's Day: Bibla Study at 10 a.m. Sunday Misses Worship Service U.OO a.m. 415 a. m . * 00. 9:00, 10:00 and ^our life will never Evening- Service 7 p-m. noon. he the same after Everyone Weleeae Weekly Mines Dally at 7:13 a. m. you see it. CUULUOTA BMUlffT CUUKCU CL G- 8«tg|ecty PaOar WELCOME Sunday School 10 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCH Homing Worship Sendee 11 a.m. OF GENEVA Pastor PECK METHODIST CHUBCH Jiek L. Stewart Sundiy School jo 4i m Level Ara at Ilk Bt 5(ermng Servi** u j.' m But Owe.’* Traisinr Union e jo p. m. 1MT Ssnferd Ara. 7 30 p m. Promotion Day exercises will be Evening Worship Wednesdiy Prayer Services 7:30 p. P. H. V. T:0Q p. m. m. Zvanlng Erangelistia T:4b pm. Wadaaaday night ttiyti and FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCH Praia* service T:50 pm. OVIEDO Sermon by tha paator. Louie L. Day, Paitor Zvanlng Worship garden T:30 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. pm . Svgsoa by tin putor. Morning Worihlp U a m. P ra y v Heating Wadaaaday t:M Training Union 1:15 p.m. FM. M«U( DtirtsvK Husv Winning Evening Service 7 p m. Saremun mi , . , COMMUMTT PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. CHURCH Lake Mary, KILLCBEFT BAPTIST CHUBCH Rev. A!axi*4«r Lina. Mials’ er GENEVA R. W. Kaegh. Suadiy School Sup. Psitor Cbirles W. Hsmli Jr. erlatendent Sundiy morning services: ik ., (Wtn«9# *us o>or Kt Mrs. Jsm n M. Thompion. Orgs- 10 a.m. Sunday School |9fu v in ij eeurlj «i«lv iritnun t * n nut 11 a m. Morning Worship tY%t C «m r tgrv Hvwf Sugdsy School -------------io a. m. Sundiy evening services, tobwiaf Vtotmei f luseiivJ d u g u n j |hv Henugg worship ~ u a. m 9:15 p in. Training Union l»is«i|v\9 yym b k’ i «*• UuJw CtownVy A evdiai iavtuuea la extended T:J0 p.m. Evening Worship UviieivK wall fiynu. Iei*t« Ms II tv to ill. IHVkvnt. " Wednesday 7:30 pim. Prayer meetTHE CHURCH Or GOD Ing. OP PROPHECY 2M1 Elm Ave. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Paator. Jamaa H. M iuer ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Seventh S t and Elm Ave. xiorniug Worship 11 a. m. Putor A. C. McClure Young People’s Meeting- 6.30 p. Sabbath School Saturday m. 9:30 a.m. Bundiy Evenlnc Service T:I0 p. m. Worship Service 11 a.m Women s Mliiioniry Service Meet, Prayer Meeting 201 Onora Road Wednesday isg Wedntidiy Evenlog. 7.30 p a . ’rtftoMJt KHtfft A#* fMMU, fttlihrt 3*«r^ V-JGiar* 'W ' V ?-* V This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each'Week in The Sanford Herald with th&approval of th*3 Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well* known business establishments: • Saturday 7:15 BERGSTROM The Crucifixion” Saturday, 7:30 "Where Are the DEAD" STI NE HI O il) SULVICK MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. r, E N E * 5 AMERICAN OIL CO. W. R. Strickland. Contractor ■ 1 SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS W A R N E R ' S CELERY CITY Gl'LF SERVICE McREYNOLDS FLORIDA STATE BANK of Sanford WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMPANY SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. Deris, Coiulgnee PRINTING COMPANY S M I T T Y *S 8NAPPIN” TURTLE ALTOMATIC LAUNDRY CO, SANFORD PROGRESSIVE MRS. APPLEBY'S AUTO PARTS PRINTING COMPANY RESTAURANTS A. K. SHOEMAKER W. W. HORNE W A D E S NE-HI BUILDER TRUCK BROKERAGE CO., INC. DRUG COMPANY * * S A N F O R D SUN., 7 45 P.M. "GAM BLING with DESTINY" Pinecrest Baptist Church SUPER MARKET BOTTLING COMPANY • t l t. SANFORD ATI ANTIC M O R E T Z NATIONAL BANK PHOTO SHOP CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1101 So. French Ave. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. RIT/ THEATRE WHEE L ER FERTILIZER COMPANY RATLIFF A SONS AUTO PARTS ’« ROY WALL PLUMBING THE MAYFAIR INN BOYD-WALL ACE MUTUAL INSURANCE �Frf. 'Jm. 10, 1951—P«sre oaw mm CHICAGO —gr— A truda extract cholesterol is related tn srteriosclemade from brain tissue art! taken ’’iw is (artery "hardening’’ ) and by mouth has norm aliied the blood heart attacks, cholesterol level of som e heart pa-: Dr. Diehard J. Jones, assistant r J9S*. 1?J7, V . ) .,n )i ft-.frlmt-.r, IV , - th» ro v rl publi<h.-l dents, a University of Chicago m e- ’ professor of medicine, said the , h / TOe stitiaillia Co. L.stnltufcJ b)- Iti.rg Ffilui cs SjnUKitt dieal acientist report*. brain extract was administered tn Cholesterol i* a fatty substance So pa ienls. 42 of whom had had By DELOS SMITn in raMt* * n<1 milk- a n d -in small heart attacks. Their h'ood choiesUnlted Prrss Sci.'ucr Editor smounts— in mo.«t parts of the hu- trrol Icicls ranged from norma! to »T V ir s t« t the w-ay. We chased the F.f . v J'-'st warr.t desperate enough. NEW YORK (U P )—If you have m ,“ Hi* h wncenDatlon o f q * t e high, he «aid T e e w a X 'to 'V u 'is fs l'» V T . 3 C«wa a-"rc.*i Buck Crtek; t ' ,:t We rode in sliencc a s - la until, any question about the value of ______ __ _____ Dr. Jones said that In 90 per cent Li»>. yemp^red Lmther utl. 13. hi* we ran Into ■ couple of Toll's .n early afternoon, «ve avw the rwlher Slid hlj filher J or J ,e what scientists call "basic reT r e v n e if t’,c r**0’ ,hr rxiraet brought Slunnr had been * untie,, .o r jin* at men. and Beat shot one nf 'em. biuldinga of Buhl ahead of us 4 search," consider broken bones. ^ I t l C O g O I lU n S IT th» level down toward normal Ihe an»tmaa he c. rid set until tie That mcar* we 11 be seeing Vic finally asked the question that honshl the Bl* Ten three veare »co T o ll Runyan s the only man who had been bothering me from tha People have been breaking their I * D . . _ D , , D _ J * a\i-®ge drop was 13 per cent, he Iron Herb Jae-n. widow Herb hid time w e d left home. “ tVhr do been diet to des'h. n .v . i* m Kite can head o ff the trouble." bones ever since there u cre peo 1 5 ,' U n D Y ^ a a l O said. with Kitsy Nordme. t*. and Cil lorn "A ll right. 111 go with yoo,” you figure we’U hare trouble this pie. yetthere is noknownway ! CHICAGO i UP i— A radio station The extract %main action was to her old-r sifter. B*«» Both gn.s lite winter with Rafter 3 * ’* I said. U the Anchor, a neighboring rat*, .r of killing broken bonestogether which no average Chicagoan ever ’ P” *! up the elimination of cholesUU and his frlher, with [V „ .a ;| "3everaJ reasons “ lie threw "That’s betlar. Now let’s go get fastrr than nature knits them. hears is operated around the clock *rom Gie h04*)’ through the her crew, are dliving h,r»e n.ft*r t out a hand m a wide gesture, row. out of the park The Rafter S our supper." ) The reason" No basic icscarch for his convenience. Interlines, he said m a report to betongs to Car non rVmvin an ah* ■\Ve had a dry year last summer. After w* finished eating. I*a ser.iee owner .nd Is run by Vie Toll, The reason why there hasn’ t been It’ s station KS.V977. the rail let- ,f’ ,, 'n ierica n Society for the Study bis lough lortn sn. said, "Dave s going to town with This la the poorest graie I ever in i. was the lark of a w ar of ters o f the C hieaio Transportation Arteriosclerosis. raw for a big outfit, so they need me tn the morning. Oil. you tlx ' Dr, Jones said no attempt was studying nature’s knitting tech Authority. the park worse than they ever the corral gate white He re gone " CHAPTER X muues in the living body, with the have before. Another thing la From its transmitter, located on mai,e in six-month study lo Y THE TIME I finished the H* nodd-d to me. “ Better roll what we done yesterday '* idea of finding out how to hurry ihe wetl side of the city's many, dftcrm lne whether the lowered chorea, it wsls completely tn. Dave." them along. But now the way has tentscled network nf buses, street- cholesterol levels In fact, reduced On Saturdays Buhl was a bugs, It u a» still dark when he called dark. I stood on the back perch been found — ami thebasic re- ears and elevated and subway 1Die occurrence nf isier heart dls. and smoked a cigarette. My moth­ me tn the mornirg. After break­ tng town tinlrss Hie weather was search isabout to begin. trains, go almost six Lbotuind dal- r *-, c er came out of the kitchen and fust we went out into the cold, bad. but this was the m hlle of This way couples rats with ly transmissions. Any effect on heart durase, he sat down on the porch. Jstill air. We rod* down the line the week No one was in sight. Ma was worried about GIL I ■to the county read, then swung We turned Into a livery stable, radioactive strontium which is the The 229-root sending tower has wou,d require a fong-rsnse pandered that for n -time, tliin k-1cast. We crossed Buck t'rre't my father asking as we swung element most to he feared in the been In round-the-clock operation Mudy lasting several year*. Camernn Runyan in ing how the wanted him to have made ti-.e long climb tn the pla"fall ou t" after a hydrogen bomb for more than 13 years and has everything he wanted, even to teau above the park, and s Buck t o v n : explosion. Strontium like* bonr. been off Ihe air only once In that “ BtJI here” The hostler n olmarrying Bess. I o ff across it tow ard Buhl. The When it gets Into the body, it gel* time. That was at the height of a <l; J n*. a pair of matched bay* in Gil pro posed to Bess whenever sun was up then, inti* the bones with amaring ra- crippling sleet storm on New ncigui .: g stal’s. "That * ms he had a chence. but she kept I This was Rafter 3 range, a rollpidily. Year's Day in 1948 when the tip of putting him off. so Ma went over . Ing sagebrush plain w .tn palcnc* team. Never knew him to rid* a Strontium Extremely Dangrrous Ihe transmitter hurldrd and "p roto see her. |o f greasewood here and there saddle horse." My father started toward th« Rur the hydrogen bomb— made gram s" were Interrupted for 10 Bcfs didn't pussyfoot around and an occasional cedar. Vic Toll any. She said her husband would (and his bors. Cameron Run. an. street, but stopped w h e n ttis from strontium — has an atom ic minutes. you have to lie a better man than ahe ha,l reanon enough to want D d -, liosller sa d. "Something weight of » and a half life of 38 The station U busy all dav long was and Ull hadn't proved he Ion s Park for winter range The o: ghl to know Joe." years that makes it extremely sending information to 83 mobile •Tull tn tuwn ? " my father was. Tlien she came right out and grass v ns better tn the pnik lhar. dangerous. For the purpose of units scattered around its 134 miles ssk-tL said she wouldn't have her moth­ here op the plateau studying hone • knittings, stron of routes. "N o. but Runyan’s got a roupla Part of the trouble was that er-in-law telling her how to treat Hum 85 was especially construct IF* a two-way set up. and re her husband. Ma got up and ths sheriff, fat Kd Veach. walked of gun hands with him.* ed by atomic Iximbsrdment in a ports of disaster or late-running "W h o sre th ey ?" walked out. She hadn’t liked Besa a tightrope trying to satisfy the cyclotron. SR-85 ha* a great safe- buses flow Intn it* central control “ A liltir guy named f n s m * townsmen In Buhl, the small alnce then. ty advantage over SR 90 It's half room. When I finished m y rtgarette ranchers scattered all over the Blue. Didn’t catch the other one a tifr is only 65 day*. Orders to emergency crews go I walked across the yard to the county, and L’ anirrnn Runyan name." I d n e.er tuard nf Sammy Blue barn, thinking how Gil had rid­ Actually, he satisfied no one. un­ So you inject SH63 into a rat. out snd service Is rapidly put bark and I asked my father about him. den lip to the corral and railed less it was Runyan. A very tiny amount will do. This into "on lim e " operation, I fell the heavy weight of the lie shrugged "Mr’ s a gunslinger. me “ kid” and said I could finish rai has a newly broken bone. You In addilion. some 28 stailons are the gate. AH of a midden I de­ gun against my side. My father 1 mrt up with him In Durango, have a gamma rav spectrometer connected to it hv means nf louil rided I'd had tnough. I was go­ ha-1 loM me to wear it II‘ was nine, ten years ago * set up over the precise site of the speaker ptthlic address system*. Before he went into (lie hotel, a peacemaker, a .14 with a three, ing to pull out. Iracturc, so it will measure the Up-to-the-minute train arrivals m.v father said tn a k w vmce: A few minutes later I heard inch barrel. gamma rajs originating from the are heamnl to walling passengers Ps had matte V-l an.I nir put "W atch 11, Davr, This may he them coming. I stayed In Ihe break, hut from no where else. on these platforms and if delays shadows until they took uuu of in hours of pra- t*:e, particularly tight.” We vriMHcd the UibhT to Ihs SR-83 givts off gamma rays should result they are kept Informtheir horses. When they started after we came to the park. "You toward the house. I ealletl, "Pa." never know what you're going to I dr.ik My father naked, "Cameron They have Incredible energy and ed of measures heing taken lo “ W hat’s on your mind. D ave?" do until you're up ng.sin.t it,' Runyan staying here?"' pass through Ihe soft tissues sperd them to the jo b or home. Hibiscus Quern al Florida Cy­ " t i e s registered here.* th« "I'm leaving,” I said. “ I wanted he'd said several limes. “ Lacing around litmes without heing d i­ Some 300 entrrgeney rails are pres* Gardens la pretty Mary clerk allows red. "I believe has In « man with » gun In his hand to tell you good-bye." verted or changed or turning the givrn top priority throughout an Lou Gonades of Tampa. T e l l mo about it," h« said ain't like ahootlug at n tin can. the dining room." soft tissue. When the spectrome average working day. A man who hail twin Killing Some men have * quality that quietly. ter picks up the first gsmtna rays There wasn't much to tell, less makes 'em stand and light ; others in a rawhid.'-boMiim ehiur in the coining front the break, you know (ar curnrr of Ihe lobby got up than I thought when 1 tried to cave." the knitting proerss has started I glanced at him. He hut a and started toward us. As my fa­ put It Into tverd*. 1 w as Just sick You can then follow it minute by and tired o f getting the skim sUong. high-honed lace, with a ther turned toward ths dining­ .•harp nose and wide chin and room door, the man said. “Who minute as it continues, milk and GU taking Die cream. "I w on t tag you to stay. It heavy lips. I wondered why he wants to see Mr. Itunyon?" lies eloped Ry New Englanders “ 1 do.” my lather sold. this la what you've got to do,” had been a drifter instead of This clever tool for basic re­ The stranger cam e on serosa Pm said slowly, "but I think I’ ve making a career out of being a search was devised by Dr*. J. 11. got a right to ask you to put off law man. I asked. ' Why didn't tin- lobby, lie was a little man. Heller, II. Konix. and L. Fox of leaving until tomorrow ntgtiL I'm you become a II. S Marshal or not more than 11vs feet three, the New England Institute fur maybe four. Indies, and slender. going lo Buhl In the morning to somethin,, like Unit Medieal Research. Ridgefield, He gave me • aliarp glance The i,uu m hi* right hip looked talk to Cameron Runyan. I hear Conn and then stored straight ahead. too big for him to handle, but lie’a tn town.” SR 85 is unusual among the "Y ou don't m-vd me lo talk to "Your mother always nagg-d me I had a hum h he could handle Isotopes of the bone-seeking ele­ when I took a Job of that kind It fust and well, lie had a Short, Runyan." 'T h erc’U be a flghl,” he said. so 1 quit." Ho chewed on his low­ wido faro with a high forehead. ments. strontium and calcium, in Tlit*. I thought, must be Pom­ •’Maybe not tomorrow, tail some­ er Up a moment, mid then added: that it gives off with gamma my Blue. time. What I’ ve got to find out la " f pile's I didn't want that kind rays. The other* emit electrons or | f* b roaSwuied) whether Runyan backs Toil alt nt life enough lo fight her. I beta rays, and those are nut much * ■J 4 VX * good for this work. Efeclro.t emissions are shortened tit range by soft tissue. Some would ri cape measurement and that ROUGH GOING would mess up the results Beta N EW Ilf! I l l AN . Conn.— (IJP) emissions iravet very short dis­ — I.eutinrd V. liisaeela, drove tances and thus damage the soft north on Stanley Street, turned tissues right into Smith Street, ten be­ It is routine in science now, hut came confused and turned lafl. the layman has to be impressed \\ lien halted by the police he com that scientists can go to cy clo­ plained o f the "very bumpy rood.” tron and get a radioactive isotope lliMU-ria wa- driving alonr tha precisely tailored to hli expert railroad tracks. menial need*. B Early Christians httried their 10 par rant of tha aarth'a forest dead and worshipped In thr cats area. com bs of Rome. Legal Notice lioa•mond! Chapman (*acrt t*ry *•Tr<m ■urt r i nook*. | FfHF, EXTINGUISHER M iritt* iu Al i i. VH SEYMOUR, Conn. — ( U D — CiisAUijiBijr .No* TO b i't W .i kSHu.slu Into a diner and ordered a pot of l'l..4i U ■'» lu.aUiU.M t. A.NU Jk1' UKt-OS **rn '414,*IIUK u, \oU AiUe coffee. „ ,He , rushed nut with It uml lit.svi.u* l o iu* )uut , extinguished fire under the *14*1 iraiiut. *i * «r or u u u 4a* hood of his panel truck. ^ ub oi l>«(ura lh*t 1(4 4*1 u£ 0 In u ti) 1J-3, III tun Clfaiu iy<4U pi (Ua ,s»11111* Juduui circuit* fur Si inlu jiv LuumIj . J-iollU*. iu Cl.uixcij, IU * 4*41 it c 4c IU pUtnliU l :> t-iklu*. a it-jiu tJca«i« tit)(*to4aoi. :«li nut or a 4acra« oro too* wtli ba cnt«i«4 acalaal you. Wir.NLint mv hau<i *«4 itllUUl •sal ai banlorJ. siminuU County. Klorlda. this 2nd Jay or Jan­ uary 1931. ’ o. I*, ll«*nuion , Clark ClroullCaurU 4 .N«mlnoU County. ITWrilA. Uy. Aria J. Lun4qutH \A l*«puty Cl«rk ^%CALi a a* H w s. AMiornty lor plaintiff, TIT i;, Conconl. OrlanUo, V lor I I*. i > t in : (IK C l i t m i n r ( a i a i i i Jl OH III. ( Illt l IT l»K rL«lHIUA in .%n ii y o u a k »i i n Dial, r u l e r s <11 AM K ill Nil. . If AiTIAJl TAVLOlt. Flat s tiff •a»Gl.*U»Trt U TATLOH. I»«ftn Jrml M > n n : t o ih sti . no 4 k c 5T A rtl OK KUJHIOA TO; ^OlaAOTH T A T l/)R pla«« #r r#»M# n.-a la unknown. f A .Hwnr ■i r'lj/uplatn' ha vine f 1i • ! tra'nat you In *h« Clrc'lll r.ttirf In 4«|fJ fs>r S**mlnola Cminiy* FtorMa. In Chancery for PlTor<*a the* ■h'-'rt rill* of *414 aettoa KKAr*irAM TATf>r»n Plaintiff C.I.APYS L. TA TfjOn. Pafan.!an» th^R' pr**#nl» ar« to '*a> 4«* aoi y*ot*!r* y«ti to fit# vour wrHfan Jofanaon. any m ih# Complalnr flT^tl herein, anf to **rya a ropy *h<»r#of up on Plaintiff** Aftoviiay -fin fho lath Jay of ’ ••tary ^ f> t^*< ofh-rwfaa a T>m. f t r s r>-n C anfftw win h* antaraJ Tralnat you an4 lha ouur# prooaaJ a tnarf* 'VfTVr.au mr han4 9n-» offM *l At «aofor4. ff-"mlno1a bounty, Y* -Ilia fhta ••h Jar of Jan nary TV* O P |l9fisffflis ri*fV .of tha rirralf fo.i#t C %r»nf y Y\« rMa Fir Aria J IN, C Gordon V. A1*orn#sr f fi|e n oI®' Ift t* r» tfia •■'it-'•ill v-'-th Aram * r - j ri«rt<** c^rvT.) / " J C u rren t R a te V /,% P ar Annum For Heart Cases 1 £ HOWS AT NfW TO** PMHMAXMONIC-Coudiictor t-eonard R n n stcin receives a double-barreled Kill of congratulation* from b.i parent*. Mr snd Mr* Samuel J. Berr.vteln, In New York tie-had Just made his first appearance of the season with the New York Philharmonic, doubting a* conductor and piano soloist In a pro­ gram that Introduced a new Shostakovich concerto Bernstein is slated to avsume Dill musical control of the orchestra in the fall. j2 J j l A A i lake Your Pick For — HOMESITE or INVESTMENT o fjahsi TYlakkkam fcjdahA Ten Miles West of Sanford I beau tifu l 90 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN L ( )ts • Lakefront $500. Down $6C ^ • Canalfrorxt $395. Down $42 •«» • Lakeview $195. Down $271 L a k e M a rk h .im la o n e n f S e m in o le C ou n ty* o n ly o n e m ile fr o m b e a u tifu l W ekiw .i K y e a r arou nd. a m oat b e a u t ifu l S a n d Itn ttom l a k e * and iv e r, w h e r e th e b in Runet a r e a b u n d a n t th e for all information contact A SSO C IA T IO N SEMINOLE REALTY Sanford, Florida 1901 PARK AVENUE JT- Additional Church News CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN FIRST rn rS B Y T E M A N CHURCH CHURCH Member Of Tha Oak Av*. and 3rd StUNITED CHUItCH OF CHRIST The F.<‘». A. G Melanin. Minister g a r n e r Park Avenue and 24th St. Mrs feu rg e Touhy, Minister of Musi? T Bernard Root, Minister Miss K tthfrire Brown, D.C.E. Fred Ensminger, Associate 8 43 a. m. Servirt Organist, Helen Witte Sunday School ....... .9 :4 3 a. m. Anthem—"L ord God of Sabbath" .Morning Worship ....... .„.U a. m. Senior High Choir Communion Meditation Sacrament Sermon: "The Shcklnah" The Pilgrim Fellowship meet* of the Lord’s Supper 9:43 u .m .-J u n da y School at 8:30 p. ra. 10:50 ‘ a.nr.— Session meet* for THE SANFORD CONGREGATION prayer la he Session Room. It a m 1.URN1NG WORSHIP o f Jrhovah't Witnesses Duet—"Love Divine! All Love Ex­ _ 1(21 West 1st. St. Sunday 3 p m Watchtower study celling" Mrs. Charles W Uke-Dlek Aiken Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Congregation Anthem—"N ow Let Every Tongue Bible study Choir Friday 7:30 p.m. Ministry school Adore Thee"—Chancel „ _ Friday 8:30 p.m. Service matting Communion Meditation Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Sermon— Mr. Mclnnis FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Nur.erics tor children under 519 Park Ave. three, and three le six, avery (A Southern Baptist Church) Sunday morning iluring the Vi". P. Brooks Jr. Pastor worship hours, 8:45 a. m. and Fred R. Fisher Associata Tailor 11 a.m % !r . W. U liatm on Director o f 5:30 p. m. Senior High Fellowship * Music 7 p. m. Evening Worship Mrs. Guy Bishop Director of Sermon—Mr. Mclnnis * Musis Mrs. M an in Milan Organist LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning Worship 8:45 a m. OF THE REDEEMER Sunday School 9:15 a.m. 103 W. 23th Place, FA 2-3532 Morning Worship II a.m. Rev. Phillip Schlessman. Pasior Training Union 8 45 p.m. Prayer For The Day— FA 2 3221 Evening Warship T:30 p. m. Sunday School 9:15 a in. Wednesday Service 7:3u p.m. Adult Bible Class 9:15 a. in. • (Nursery for all services) Church Service 10:30 a m. E a rp h o n e * (or bard o f hearing) (N ew Officers for 1958 will be in­ stalled) SIGN LANGUAGE "This Is The Life’ *—WDBO-TV p in e c r e s t b a p t is t (Channel 6) 12:30 p m. CHURCH Walther League Taffy Pull 2:00 p (Affiliated with the Southern Bap­ tist Convention Junior Choir Tues 3:30 p m. 201 West Onora Road . Intermediate Choir Tues. 4:15 p. m. Joe H. Couraon Pastor Senior Choir Tues. 7:30 p. m. J, A. Hunt Supt. Sunday School Gaelics Aid Thurs, 7:30 p m. .S u nd ay School 9:45 a.m. , N>W officers for 1958 will he • iTship Service it a m. insiaii^j) i rnininsr Union ( 30 p.m. Junior Instructions Frt. 4 p. m Evening Service 7:45 p.m, -Senior Instruction* Frl. 7.30 p m. Nursery provided. Wednesday Evening Prayer Serv­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ice 7; 30 “ Where You Are Never a Stranger But (h ire" THE ALLIANCE CJIUHCH 1107 Sanford Ave. Christian A Missionary Alliance Sunday School..9:45 a m Adult Park Ave. & lllh St. lesson—‘ T h e Church's Pow er." Pastor: Rev. David S. Carncfi* Morning Worship, 11 till noon, &mday School 9:45p. m. with open Communion. Off-street C orn in g Worship ( 10:40a. tn. parking. Nursery facilities. Organ Evening Service 7:45p. m. prelude — "M ciody of P eace" A Y. F. — Youth Service 6.30 (N olle). O ffertory—"M editation" p. m. l Lawrence). The choir will sing an Mid-Week Service — Wed 8 p. m. anlhem. Mr*. John Cannon, |)e "A friendly church for Land, first vice-president of the the whole fam ily" board of the Fla. Christian Mis­ sionary Society, will make a short FIRST METHODIST CHURCH talk on“ Th(* New Church I'io MORNING w o r s h i p gram ." The remainder of the ser­ 8.15 a. m. Church School (classes mon period will be used by the tar alt ages) minister. He will speak on "Thu ™ ix) a. ni. Morning Worship Serv­ Ch irch Organlied to Function for ice Christ." Special Music— Trio by Mr*. Evening Worship, T to I o'clock, James Borard, Mr*. Ashby Jones, with emphasis on congrcgaitnna! Mrs. William l-ockard. singing. Pastor Perry L. Stone Solo—Gerald Covington plans to preach on "T op Priority Sermon—"The Church A Dwell for Christ," the second in a terirs leg Place For God " o f sermons on "Condition* of EVENING WORSHIP Christian Discipleship." 1:30 p m. MYF The community is invited to all 7:15 p. m. Organ Vesper* — Mrs. public meetings. Anyone without ta b erl Hickson a regular place o f worship in San F3fl p. m. Evening Worship Service ford is extended a special Invlta Special Musio— Mrs. William tion. Lockard Youih groups, Wed., 6:30 p m. 8 30 p. m Recreation in McKinley Hall ICE CREAM QUESTIONED INTERIOR. S. D. — (U P ) — State Comptroller John Tcnna says the town o f Interior should— - - ................r * n’ t spend money for ice cream a .^ 1?) ‘ m i l . * “ '.T M.Tn. Panne questioned claims o f x*>,25 tars of, Urn First KeUersi itsMn** paid for ice cream for a GQth an* W fl Losti l.illun of HsmlnoU c l - rTor „. Counts* willA*. be »hell! »t the orsire of tuverssrj ri.lehi-»tinr, celebration ,,,,l and 31, the Association. tl> W*si Kirsi a movie for the Current Events aunet. Sanford, Vjorl'ls. urt tv»-l»es* , CTDsb In an audit nf muhieipal d*r. January IS, l)JI ar J pm , , 1 New Trealmenf No Basic Research W a a f a m J lir illa r - gfr larfarB WmB �TV'. t r a in Editorials wmriw r Veterans Corner PbST-HOUDAY PUNCH * * U fc* i l l ikat w llr l n u evil la Ik* *7** ( I tfca U r i,* Indications Point To Statewido Protests Of Engineer's Report _- . .. ^ . .* •• AH bidleatioiu point to thd fact that poli­ tical, Industrial and civic leaders from every Motion of the atate will protest the Army Corps of Engineers flimsy report that the Sanford-Tltusvilla Cana] is a project of unworthy proportions for tackling. Yesterday, the deluge o ' protests began t o descend, and words art fast and furious from every source against an "unfavorable” report on the 8anford-Titusvllte Canal. Aa a matter of fact, as we look it the project from hare, the U. S. government k ai spent millions of dollars digging a chan­ nel through the St. Johns Blver from Jack­ sonville to Sanford, only to deadend here. I f a project is deemed to be unfavorable, then the deadening of the channel here cer­ tainly would hai'a been in category fo r only by continuing that channel on to Tliiisvllli* and C*n* Canaverr' wovlf* Hie water raaourcaa of tha atate, hemmed be­ tween the banks of the fit. Johns River, be completely useful and favoreblo Civic leaders In various sections of the atate will be studying the "unfavorable” re­ port today with copies from the District Engineers' office in their hands. And from this point these men, all Interested In the future growth o f Sanford and in the econom­ ic future of the state as a whole, will de­ termine which steps will bi taken to counter­ act the unprecedented report. We are certain that protests will begin to barrel-roll and gain momentum as news o f the report circulates. 8anford and Central Florida—as a matter o f fact, tha .whole state, will feel the Impact Reactions Are ‘ No policy can be based on the hope or *lUh that the Soviet regime will crumble from the weight of ita internal contradic­ tions. To hope for the fall' of Khrushchev and to do nothing which would contribute to the realization of that hope is empty piety. However, we should recognize that internal problems in the Soviet Union and the Rus­ sian empire have not been solved. The Soviet The Sanford Herald ■ a t»r* 4 M N l u M t i Ofl*k*f ST, ISIS at I k , r**t S U h * at (a ste r* ri* ,M * . v*4*r Ik* A ,I af Caaar*** a l Mat*k S. 1ST* , S U E D P I M n i . M t*av a a« PaMtefcrr N A a io * H A M M S * I S . Etaaallaa E S If.r ■VE1.TH a. cciE isa. A < tim « i» s s«»»n r ra k lltk a S n a llr as**al lo ra rS s ,, Saakar M l CkrUtmaa. I t H H g yaaaaaSlaa Cfcrlatmss. ' s tra s c n im a x r a t e s • > Car*l«r M a ,a r na*k !>■• M *atk »!.*« T k r r * Naalka I I I Haalka Oe* T r a r |AH M .TS l l l -i * A l l Ofcllaarr aallaaa. *ar4 af Ikaak*. raralallaaa Nall*** af aatarfalaaiaaf far tfc* » * r a « ,» af ralilaa faaSa will I* *fcara»S f*r af raaalar aSr»rll*l*a ral»*. Tfca IfaralS la a maaifccr af Ifca C altrS f*r*«* » H f k la aalllltS ***l«*l**lf fa Ik* a** far r*aaktl*allaa a f all Ika laral » * w « y rt»t«4 Ik I I I . a * a * fa ftr. R f | f * M ll* l Haffaaaltr k r l* a * ra l A4f*T<l«l*a la r r lM la*. M l n*a*Sta Sarlaa* Eaak RI4a. Allaala. S i a n t a Page 4 More Frldny, January 10,1958 To a it I I1 ..L .L l.tl of this "unfavorable” action taken by the Army Corps o f Engineers. Only from economic surveys can presentday engineers determine what the future bolds. And we know here that the Sanford* Titusville Canal and the St. Johns River holds within Ita water resources the only channel for growth left to Sanford. The Sanford-TituavlIIe Canal will bring many things to Sanford—Industry*, pleasure boaUng, commercial housea and plants, housing development, travel, railroad expanslon—as a matter of fact "milliona of dollars” In growth nnd expansion. There is certainly available time, before the hearing In Washington elated for Febru­ ary 10th. for the Army Corps of Engineers to chnnge its decision and mark "approved" across the face of the report. If the future of Florida ia to be Indicated In any way— this report can certainly point to It where the Arfhy Corps of Engineers is Involved— then we had better look to a bit pf backsliding. We think that if the Ire of Florida's citi­ zens can be expressed In words then they should be placed in letters addressed to "District Engineer. Army Corps of Engine­ ers, Jacksonville. Florida.” Let (hem see and know just how much people know -about the feasibility of the Sanford-Tltusville Crnal. It's been n dream too long, this p u t century, to have wasted in reams o f paper showing "an unfavorable" report to those who have talked, written, and dreamed of this avenue for growth and expansion these many years. In The Making My N ew York Ur Mel Httaer MIAMI BEACH,FLA—Thine* on# New Yorker think* about— in darkest Florida, Tho issue must be fiesd; I'm a social outcast in Miami Btarh. Nobody talks to ms. I wandsr along Lincoln road looking for­ lornly for a friendly face, but thw* la no one. Even when I bum a match from a passerby, h# averts his fsce as he passss it along. I know why, of count. I'm not in thia yaar'a hotal. I am in what in othar, brighter timoa might hava barn considered a luxuiy inn. It has SSO rooms, 400 feat o f' bsaeh, all klnda of restaurants and plush saloons, card rooms, a dancs studio, not ons but TWO swimming pool* and even a golf practico rang#. Tho rooms ara air-conditioned, you can sat up light houstkaoping in tha elosata and all In all, everything's on hand axespt, in tha classic phrast, hot and cold running blondes. But it's last year’s hotal. Matter of .fact, it’s the year before that'a. 1 triad, lord knows I triad. Only, you as*, thia year’a hotel isn’t open yet I realise a few avanU garde souls hava movsd Into It alrsady and are sleeping the sleep of the Just, although tho coinsnt still slides wsUy down the walls in ths nighL But they wouldn’t taka ma and theta you hava it. here I am. 1‘am holod up ia regime has heen a regime of crisis since its establishment. It must continue to impose sacrifices upon its own people and to rule by terror or the threat of terror. Discontent, even though it be repressed, is normal and constant for a regime such as Khrushchev's. The small measure of liberalization grant­ ed after Stalin's death brought discontent to the surface, and Khrushchev has fyeen required to reprove the students and the intellectuals who express this discontent. Forty years of error and sacrifice only means more sacrifice nnd. probnhly, more terror.' ? * Jowl with Dictatorships nre always powerful until Ill* the urbane Jack BIstt, president of the Baccheiort’ Society of the last minute. The Soviet regime iray be far from that minute, but it does not nil* America, and I wave politely at night to Bss Kalmua, who con­ over an empire of happy people, nor Is it duct* a night-owl radio broadcast free from crisis nnd pressure. It Is one thing from the cocktail lounge— but to recognize Soviet strength; it is something ell of us here are Just keeping else—nnd not befitting a free people—to stiff upper lips. Oh . . . wets enough and tha carfall overboard in awe of that strength and comfortable petlng’a wall to wall-but man of the men who control it because they have cannot live by bread alone. I’m ia blood on their hands nnd consciences. lest year’s hotel, and taking my The craven reactions of some Americans madicin* like a little man. and West Europeans to Khrushchev have SUPERFICIALLY, M l a a l ’i been unseemly. We expect free men to act greatest progress seems to have diferently toward tyrants. Confuse Taxpayers United Press Staff Correspondent tent* of the Gaither Report. Ei- defame and vulnerable to cilia WASHINGTON (U P )- Tho tax- senhowrr has no such control over trophic attack at this very mom­ paying cilitcn is Invited now to the Rockefeller Report which was ent, the Rockefeller researchers confuse himself further by at­ financed by the Rockefeller Broth­ believe that at tha present trend tempting to reconcile the basic ers Fund. the Soviets would not have the That report, published last week­ absolute upper hind until 1M0 available Information on national defense with the simple principle end, substantially supports the Hsgerty may have some such broad inferences of the Gaither spread of two years in mind when that two-and-two-make (our. Such basic available Information Report, including the urgent nec­ he denied that the United Ststas essity to spend more for naitonal “ at this time" wai militarily weak for example, as: —The Judgment of some leading defense and to spend It fast. The compared to the Soviet Union. II military men that the national Rockefeller Report was especially so, Hagsrty surely hai Indulged Defease Department la a hodge­ critical of the national defense set­ himself In a quibble which may re­ up with Its three competing, still turn to haunt him. podge of defense nonsense. un unified, armed services. A quibble, says the dictionary, —The top-secret Geither Report Outlines Differences la “ an evasion or a shiftlog from which apparently pictures the There seemed to be, however, the point of Issue." United State* aa heading to the on* difference between the two Hsgerty will be pressed to ex atatui of a second rlass power ami reports. Whereas the Gaither Re­ In Ita historical moment of grav­ port evidently found the United pand on his Gaither Report com mint and sxpanding oa it will net est danger, States already woefully lagging In be easy. —The new Rockefeller Report on national defense which clanged the alarm bell along similar tinea. —President Elsenhower’ s deci­ sion to hike defense spending by around I billion dollars in the FORT GORDON, GA. (AHTNC) Army In IMS and was last its —CspL Hollis F. Snyder, son of tinned it Fort George G. Meade, neat II months. —The official White House par­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Snyder, Md. ty tins that the United States Is Osteen, recently was graduated He is ■ IMS graduate of Spring not “ at this time" militarily weak from the military pollc# officer's ft*ld Township High School. Paters advanced course at the Provost burg. O., and attended ths Uni compared to the Soviet Union. The White House party line was Marshal General's School, Fort versily of Maryland. His wife, Dor­ ala tad on Dec. IB by Press Sec­ Gordon, Gs. othy, lives In Augusta, Gs. Captain Snyder entered the retary James C. Hsgerty, as fol­ low*: “ Stories that havs bstn priutrd wbleh indicate that the United THE TURF and PADDOCK CLUB States is in a position of weakness Non Open Under Management of Tho*. (Mac) Mclnnto at this time are not true. The supporting facts are not in the Sunday Dinners Gaither report and ere completely Cocktail I.ounga 1 p.m. (o 6 p.m. contrary to the report. The re Open Sundaya port saye Just the opposite.” 1 p.m. Til Briage Alarming DHcmslea This statement was to response Family Parties Dally to questions asked after the Wash Welcomed Cocktail Hour ington Post ami Times Herald hid S p.m. to 12 p.m. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. published columns of alarming dls.ussiun of national defense at­ tributed to the Gaither Report Dine On Our Beautiful Patio which had been submitted to the Specializing In All Fine Foods White House by a fact finding of llclll committee. The President has law and prteedent on his side in refusing to Caaselberry. Florida make public or to reveal tp con­ Go East Off Hwy. 17-92 At Seminole Hlvd. gressional committees the con­ News O f Men Hera are authoritative answers from the Veterans Administration to questions of Interest from sor* vicemee aid their famlllas: Q. I want to ask VA to deduct my GI Insurance premiums from my disability compensation pay­ ments. When do 1 send my re­ quest—to the VA regional office that handles my compensation or tho VA district effleo that’handles my Insurance? A. Send your request to the VA regional office handling your com­ pensation. Q. 1 understand that In order to ebango my course under tho Ko­ rean Gl Bill, my school moat cer­ tify that my conduct and progress have bets satisfactory. I was ab­ sent from clast much more often than I should have boon. Would that stand In the way of my aehool certifying satisfactory esndurt and progress? A. An unsatisfactory attendasca record could result In a denial of further GI training benefits, union yon ean show that your reeord was duo to reasono beyond your control. Q. If I can get a release from liability, I plan to let the buyer of my house take over my GI loan. Is there soy cost Involved Is get­ ting this release? A. Either you or the prospective buyer must pay the cost of a credit piper on the buyer. Also, either of you must psy tho coot of recording the Anumptien Agree­ ment and Release, H recording la neceseary. Q. I wee discharged from the Armed Forces with a 20 percent disability, .and received a lump­ sum disability severance payment. Will that payment have any offset on VA disability compensation. If VA approves my elalm? A. Yes. If VA grants you com­ pensation, it will withhold your payments until the amount recov­ ered equals the amount of sever­ ance pay you reealved. After that, VA will send you your regular compensation checks each month. been regittered by the newspaper. They no longer spread 7S-point banners across Fags Ona pro­ claiming FREEZING WAVE HITS NORTH. This may be, of course, because there's been a frees Ing wav* hare . . . . Actually, tha town realty ia coming of aga. A local bank, tha Mercan­ tile National, la putting together an exhibit of 26 years’ progress in Miami Btaeh and it makes one nostalgic to consider its items; Stave Hannagan'e typewriter, tha M. B. phone book with 180 names In It, J. Whitcomb Reilly's poem about the banyan tree that stood In Lincoln road until blown down by a hurricane, etc. They may even dig up tha ring Joey Maxim trained in before Archie Moore belted his teeth out. All ths night club stars who aren’t in Las Vagas are, of course, HIGH MAN LOW here— Louis Prime and tha beau­ PLANO, S. D.— (U P )-A lbert tiful Kealy Smith at the Eden Roc, Jose Greco and Jack Carter Judstra scored three points and at tha Americana, Cab Calloway was high scorer far the Plano at tha Cotton club, Earths Kitt High School basketball team. and so on. 1 dropped by the Pom­ PUno was defeated by Alex­ peii Room to hear Eydls Gorme, andria, 40 to 6, after scoring all the lovely fugitive from Stave the points In the first half. Rod­ Alien show, and was impressed ney Poling got Plane’s other two by hsr Merman-type ability to points. belt out a song. Howaver, little Eydi* needs • change of pace in a benefit premier* of Cinerama's hsr tongs and someone like Kay Search for Paradis# tha ather Thom peon to cut out a Mt of tha night The regretful report to that arctuiMs and over-theatrical stag- Lowell Thomas needs a new script inees af her act Sometimes I’m writer. . . . It undoubtedly fa a tempted to lobby for a federal law carbon copy of San Francisco's forcing all night'Vlub'iing*ra*~to Top o' ths Mark—but tha Top o' watch Miss Celsato Holm In act­ ths Columbus cocktail lounge bar* ion for at Isaat a week, t remains on* of tha plaaaaateet TROPICAL PARK, the poor watering holes in the country. . . man'* Hiaisah, remains the ban- Mrs. Richard (Us Whitney) Lunn dicappsrs’ bale noir— tha ‘ most has been down here, living on her formless racetrack In America; yset moored off Dinner Key. odds-on rhoicss seldom get the Obviously 1 wasn’t the only one smell of the money. . . I whe didn't itay ia this yaar’a don't mean to harp oa tha cold hotal..............This much Miami weather here, but ft fa true that Beach must be headed; collectthe Deauville (one of the two new Ively. Ita restauranta mutt serve hotels this seasons) is serving hot the finest food in America. People buttersd rum from nearby Puarto com* here to sunbath* and eat— Rico at ita opening. Kaa an indoor and the sun'e heen shirking Ita skating rink, too. Went to half eg tha bargain. Utaly. Hoyt AFTER tha NATO Bssahewer said “tha i eg war are a tittle more a- Aad a little mere by t t t n ra u i cistom i n n a u f ir u ie s e m is i up aver the thought af Amarieaa H-bomb please patrettag their ski** They are agalaat a patky *f -arttaenia warm tha I t I t The ftet* department Ike Rstrien* * / rewriftag Watery to ewtt their even pwrpeiti #/ world cowgoeef. The freaMe te, (key Apare as making ~ W«af Oemaey’e Adenauer itetered the NATO eeafsrtwce's eemplete twee*** /•** NATO aad ».* That Is, tS delei mheme, aad m It U *• t I I I I t ! -I 1. barter pet by a la, tea MATO leaf*eer y . aaaaaMaa teaegte fa# It waa ruM te DtereK teat a patter would have la ha ateaod. Probably tea much crytag hi tha t I t BritUfc Laheritea got Uff-A-DAY "Gertrud* just mad* ma tfc* fcappket epan la’th# world. 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FA 2-1481 tad la aa A-l Used Car— B* Sura to Sea Your Ford Uaalag 214 N. Park FA S-2318 �t *■u*» ■", !**■».*#*»vLaIiWBH *. " l l1W P :u3 IIT .* ■ ■ «*!■*.“ * *- ■1jWli'Vw' ’TJ--..* -. «$t •atiTarB VtrdB W . Jan. 10. 1958—Psg« 8 Woman’s Church Calendar Page • * John E, Clarke W ill W ed Fellow Student At Oberlin In June Mr. and Mrs. Leigh S. Saltsman SA TU RD AY The Castle Clasa of First Metho­ of Rhincheck, New York, have announced the engagement of their dist Church m eets at 7:30 p. m. daughter. Joanne, to John E. SU NDAY W. M. S. Foeui Week will be oh- Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs. W il­ served at the First Baptist Church liam J. Clarke of 2110 Orange VIRGINIA CONN. Avenue. Jan. 12 17th. Miss Saltsman If a senior at MONDAY Have we got N avy news tonight? Mayfair Thursday afternoon (see The Friendship League o f the Oberlin College. Mr. Clarke Is also That seems to b e all we have end picture). Welcomed back from Eu­ much oI that. So here goat— it'i rope was Dot Mann, who reports Congregational Christian Church a sturit nt of Oberlin. The wedding will hold ■ meeting and installa­ Is scheduled to take place (hero g perfectly wonderful time. luncheon tim e again. Otheri attending were Katie tion o f officer* for 1958 at 1:30 on June 10th. The Station and Fasron wives P. M. Monday, January 13, at held theirs a t the Lake Monroe Cummins, and her mother-in-law, tha home o f Mrs. Laura Bali, Inn. Cute Idea in decorating table* Mrs. H. Cummins, Shirley Young—artificial iprtng flower* with U- blade, Arlene Bryant, Rusty Es- 23d! Elm Ave. W .M.S. Circles of the First Bap­ gu strum (fre s h )—whleh la Just cudier, Jean Pridemore, a new about the only thing that won't VAH-7 wife, Liz Dodge. Elaine tist Church wilt meet at 10:43 a. m. The Service Team o f the Semi­ freeze—am not too sure it w ill take Rass, Rusty I.illeboc, Connie Yount, A covered dish luncheon will he nole Neighborhood of Girl Scouts much more of th ii cold weather, Joyce Roberts, Jane l’ rudcn, Bet­ served at noon and a program will met this week at the home of Its ty Meyer, Jane Sapp, Rita Bauer, be presented at 1:00 though. The Cherub Choir will rehearse chairman, Mrs. Randall Chase, for Helen Crawford, Ruth Hodges, and Hostesses for the luncheon were at 4:13 and the Chapel Choir, 8:00 discussion and planning of Scout Fran Powell. Hostesses Were Jane Marge Baccash and Bro Northactivltlca. Mrs. Rita Raucr gave a Milner and Pat Knight. p. m. ridge. Several Hollywood stars The table decorations featured Sunbeams, Helen Master G. A.'s, resume of the Juliette Lowe In­ dropped in and urged the gala to ternational Friendship Program MISS JOANNE SALTSMAN, holidays from every month ol the and Jr. G.A.'a o f the First Baptist turn out for the High Fever Fol­ which will be presented by all San­ Church will meet at 3:30 p. m. year. whose engagement is an ­ lies. The attendance prixe waa won ford Scout ami Brownie Troops on MISS TALLULAH BANKHEAD urges wives of VAH-7 to participate ta tha H ig h by Mary M cGuire. Ann May was Tha same actresses were back Tho Baptist Association Brother­ February 23. The following Im­ nounced today to John E. Fever Follies, the revue sponsored by the W man’s Auxiliary oi the Seminole Memorial introduced—they ju st blew in from again for this luncheon, including hood will m eet at the First Church portant announcements were made Clarke in Sanford. Both ara DeLand at 8:30 p. m. Hospital. The scene took place at the Mayf dr Inn. Left to right. Miss Bankhead, Mra. Argentina, and have bought a Zaza Pitts and Tallulah, of course. in The students at Oberlin Collcg*. Choir Parents' and Sponsors' by Mrs. Chase. Mae West puts in an appearauce home in Loch Arbor. * Fran Powell, VAH-7 High Fever (Jueen, M •*. Robert Knight, All's. Jane Milner. An Intermediate RoundTable Assn, will m eet at tho First Bap­ now and then too, I hear. Others attending were Ridle Ar­ (Photo by Bergstrom) for all adulta interested in In- bers' Training Course will bo tist Church at 7:30 p. m. thur, Mary M cGuire, Bea Ham­ Tho Elsie Knight Circle o f the trrmediata Girl Scouting will bo given In the Educational Building rick, Sue Beall, Violet Brewster, First Baptist Church will meet at held on Tuesday, Jan 14, front 9:30 of the Presbyterian Church. All her daughter, (last name Hanson). the home of Mr*. Sue Stevenson, to 2:30 it (he First Methodist leaders, assistants, troop consult* Bru Northridge, Lee Cunning, and Church Educational Bldg. ants and members of the Servlet 918 Park Ave. her guest, Ines Blair, Joy Webber. tin Thursday, F ch. 6, from 10:0o Team are Invited and urged to Circles of the W .SC.S. of the Marge Baccash, Dorothy Dohnc. First Methodist Church will mc-'t to 2:3o a Troop Com mittee M cm - attend. Both sessions will be con* Mary U u n u , Peggy Tugwetl, and ducted by m cm bcri of the Cltrui Monday, Jan. 13 at 3:00 p. m. her gueit. Barbara Borton, (who The Geneva Garden Club month­ Council from Orlando. All who Circle 3, with Miss Bessie Zach- m eet at Oviedo at 8:13 p. m. used to he stationed here with ly meeting will be held nn Wed- c ry . 812 Magnolia Ave. The Carol II Choir of tho First plan to attend are requested to husband John), Esther R incy, June ncjday, January 13th at the Com The High Fever Follies Queen A The selection of a Navv Queen Circle 8 with Mrs. C. P . Hern­ Baptist Church will rehearse at call Mrs. Itandatl Chase FA 2-2001 I’ tjrry, Phyllis Graham, Ronnie munity Day program under the ill- don, 803 Magnolia Ave. for the High Fever Follies will be will win a trip to Holiday Hotel 6:30 p. m. ami the Crusader Choir and are also reminded lo take • Pahl, Juanita Barney, Cartle Strib- munity Hall. The Geneva School clim axed January 27, when the and Villas In Fort Lauderdale for tap lunch with them to the meet* Circle 7 with Mrs. Tate Chap­ at 7:13 p. m. ling, Arlene Backer, and her mo­ will present an Arbor Day pro­ man, West 1st St. name of the girl chosen by the en­ 5 to T days if she goes with her The Woman's Bible Class of the tngs. ther, Mrs. Irene Itsacton from gram under the direction of Mrs. tire Naval Air Station will be re­ husband, or 10 to 14 days if she Circle 8 with Mr*. R. W. Turn­ First Baptist Church' will m eet A Neighborhood Association goes alone. The trip may be taken Both Patron and box office tickets Litchfield, Minnesota. Mrs. Isaac­ Nichols, Principal, following which er, 915 Park Ave. vealed. January 14 at 2:00 p. m. at tho Meeting is scheduled for Thursday son will be here for som etim e to at any time. The Holiday Hotel the recular Garden Club meeting The Navy winner will then join will be on sale Wednesday at the Circle 9 with Mrs. O. S. Barks, home of Mrs. J. A, Strango In Lake Jan. 30 at 8:00 p. m. at the Epis­ those contestants chosen from is directly on the beach, and fea­ Navy Exchange, N. A. S. when vot­ help Arlene with the launching of will take place. Hostesses will be 1603 Seminole Ulvd. M ary. Group 3 will be the hostess­ copal Parish House. men's civic clubs and organizations tures a private swimming pool and ing will take place for the Navy another little Backer, which may Mrs. F. E. Guyed. Mrs. John The Commission on Finance of es. Brownie Troop 321 In the Pine* be the high light of the High Fe­ every luxury offered by the fabu­ throughout Seminole County. En­ Hughey, Mr« G. C. LeEds and F irst 3Jcthodi.it Church meets High Fever Follies queen. Circles of the W.S.C.S of 'the crest area, whose Leader la Mr*. ver Follies, since Arlene Is so de­ Mrs. John Williams. trants for the contest must be lous Hold Coast establishments. Seats wilt be reserved at this Monday night at 7:00. First Methodist Church will m eet Claire Fite, held an election of married, and the wife of a Navy Voting for the Navy queen will time for the perform ance which termined to see it. The Official Board of First at 9:45 a. m , January 11. officers at their regular meeting Hostesses for the VAH 11 lunch­ By studying the scales o f • Methodist Church meet* Monday man or m em ber of a civic or- take place Wednesday, January IS will be held February 13, 14 and Circle 1 with Mr*. L. A. Ander­ on Monday, Jan. 6. Those elected eon were Doiile Maliewzowskl, Vic­ ganization. She cannot be the at the Navy exchange, from 9:00 13 at the Seminole High School. rainbow trout, scientists can tell night at 7:30. son, 2017 Hibiscus. to office were: president, Deb* chairman of a committee of the A. M. until 4:M P. M. Two wives The Follies is sponsored by the Wo­ ky Wilster ami Edie Colvin. This how old tho fish Is; whether it TU ESD AY Circle 2 with Mrs. C. J. Meri­ hie Howe; vice-president, Melanie High Fever Follies. have been chosen from each unit, man's Auxiliary of the Seminole one was held in the Afterburner of lived In a stream or a lake, nml Girl Scout Troop 3(2 will meet wether, Celery Ave. Poulsen; treasurer, Janet Oliver! the B. O- Q. Wednesday. January 27 is Talent Night. At and the queen will be selected Memorial Hoipltal. how long; ami, If tho trout it a at the First flaptist Church at 3:30 Circle 3 with Mr*. Ralph Jarvl* flag bearer, Mary Stogncr; roll A large bouquet of red and white this time the names of ali contest­ from these sixteen women. female, how often it has spawned. p. m. 1719 Sanford Ave, caller, Patricia Hansard; timer, carnations centered the table. The Growth ring* resembling tho** of ants will be announced and the Voters must register before cast­ The Semlnot* Asioe. Training Circle 4 with Mrs. W. B. Nichol­ Joan Dohnc; hottest, Linda Conn; ladiea enjoyed a delicious dinner a tree provide tha Information. ladles themselves introduced. Their ing their ballots, whtch will, o f Union Executive Committees will son, 112 West 20th SI. entertainment, Ethel Waller*. of roast berf. Winning prizes dur­ studio photographs and names will course, be unsigned. Wives may ing the luncheon were Lucille Har­ then bo placed on jars, which will vote for husbands who are gone. ris and Jeanne Foulk. be prominently displayed on the By the same token, if a Navy wife The Hollywood actress was there - corner of First and Park lu front cannot go to the Navy exchange —doing her bit for the High Fever • o f Roumillat and Anderson's drug Wednesday, her husband may vote Follies. She plana to take her troop for her. Store. to every luncheon, club meeting To vote for the queen, one must Candidates from VAH-3 are Doris The Mestaide P-TA met Tues­ ami sewing circle, it seem s. drop pennies in the Jars—everv Saute.* and Virginia Pope; VAH-7, Otheri attending were Bobbie penny means one vote for the girl Fran Powell and Joyce Sandcrfer; day night in the school auditorium. of your choice. Voting will con­ VAII-9, Shirley Ross ar.d Laura Carl Prescott, president, conducted Fernandez, Pat Hansen, Helen tinue until the final night of the Freitas. VAH U. Polly Hatch and the meeting. Mrs. Prescott read Cobb, M argaret Hendrick, Peg Follies, February IS. when the Ruby Jordan; Fasron, Jane Petre the "P arents Prayer” . Mrs. Ruth Butts, Jean Rossi, Dottie Nelson, Alice Mills, Anne Oliver, Emily pennies will bo tallied for the last and Alice Drake; HATH, Millie I*o- Clifton won the room count. James Buckler reported that he Carlin LaVcrne Hamilton, Folly time, and the queen crowned. per and Celia Carry; Staff. Jean Pictures of the two leading con- Fitlon and Mrs. Eugene Grant; had Investigated the necessity of Hatch, Bertie laiu Weber, Ann Pur­ - testants for that week will be Station, Dorothy Dohnc and Cathy a traffic light at Third and French, dy, Virginia Alien, Sadie Nolde ami and had found that not enough Audrey Brownlee. • placed in the lobby ol tho High Horn. VAIl-t wtve* met to decide what School during the three nights uf Assisting Mrs. Hay Fernandez chiklren crossed there to make the lo do to keep themselves busy the Follies performances. in llie Navy Queen contest are light necc**ary. .Mrs. Stafford announced (hat a while their husbands are gone. No Mrs. Norman Mclnnis, Mrs. Glenn Hatch, Mrs. Jack Langford, Mrs. water cooler ami tihrary book* comment. Think they will find it James Stowell and Cilr. Tom would be purchased with the very easy to do. Anyway, they did several new Innovations. Betty money made from the carnival. Deans. It was also announced that Hailett anil Skip Iforrell are hono­ thirty more members are needrd rary chairman and vice-chairman, for P-TA membership to reach respectively. Treasurer is Sally Mcinnls. O. W. C. representative, the desired quota. Miss Mabel Chapman and Mrs. Mrs. Jessie Carter, program Caroline Legarc. High Fever Con­ Hazel Flynt were hostesses to the MONDAv testant. Shirley Boss. Bridge Chair­ Wesleyan Service (luild on Monday Gamma Omega Chapter of E. S. chairman Introduced the speakers, evening at the home of Miss Chap­ A. will meet Monday night at the and moderated a discussion which man, Jo Anne Shovcr, publicity, Betty llliesener. Telephone watch, man on West First Street. horn of Mrs. Jack Schirard, 1912 ensued. Mrs. James Buckler spoke The meeting was opened with Sanford Ave. at 7:30. Members on "W hat I expect of a teacher,” Shlrloy Boss. Baby presents were the devotional given by Mrs. Ito- arc urged to attend. Mrs. Don and Mrs. Irene Watt returned with given to Jean Fowler and Shirley Stevens (w ho wasn't there). herl Rillhimrr, who used as her Brubaker will speak to the chap­ "W hat I expect o f a parent." Latest scoop on the O. W. C. topic the Bouk of Ruth. ter on their part in the High F e­ Those attending agreed that they had benefited greatly from the luncheon next Thursday. There will Reports of the standing com m it­ ver Follies. be a choice o f menu—one may proposals. tees w ere heard in the business TUF.SDAT Mrs. W att’ s room served re- have chicken salad instead of roast session which followed. Plans for Like Mary Volunteer Fire De­ beef at a low er (rep ea t) lower, observing (lullil Month were also partment will meet ut 8:00 P. SI. freshmen!*. fee. The luncheon will be held at £ discussed. at tho Lake Mary School. There the Mayfair Inn. Reservations must Mrs. Fred Smith then presented will be an installation o f officers. be in by next Tuesday. The new the Mission Study program , " J s The Teacher* Credit Union o f president will be elected. Nomina­ pan as a Nation,” giving the lat­ Seminole County will meet at tions may be made now with unit est information on Japan and on Seminole High School at 4:00 representatives— if you car* to the work of the church in this P. M. in Room 19. HIGH FEVER FOLLIES Navy (Juren conte.ilnnta gather Drake, Mr*. Eugeno Ginnt. railroad someone. Miss Colleen Engcbretson has country. Slcinbers of the gruup for thoir picture. Not present, Mr*. Cyrus Fitton. Mrs. Tom WEDNESDAY (Official rhotofrmph, U. S. Navy) Should be very nice—and Is an participated in the progfam . "Animated Magazine” at the rrlurned lo the University of Flor­ important meeting. Tty and come, A social hour followed at which Sanford Woman’ s Club at 3.00 p. ida, Gainesville, after spending The metal thallium get* It* time the hostesses served refresh­ m. Musical program and other several weeks with her parents, if possible. name from the Greek word "thal VAH-7 had a luncheon at the ments to the following: Miss Cleo features. Tea follows. Mrs. L. E. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Engcbretson. lo*." n r "green twig ” Peter J. Bukur left Sanford Cash, Mrs. Porter Lansing. Mrs. Spencer is editor-in-chief. Thursday for Tampa, where he will A Nancy Brock, Miss Ethel Riser, THURSDAY Mr*. J. F. Riser. Mrs. Robert Bill The O fficer'* Wive* Club of attend the Music Clinic. Mr. Bu­ kur was accompanied hy "G o b " him rr, Mrs. C. L. Wynn, Mrs. N. A. H. Sanford will hava • Grady Duncan. Mrs. W. L. Car­ luncheon at the 3L y fa ir Inn at Snowden, hand director of the New ter, Mrs. O. K. Goff, Mrs. Fred I2;3Q P. M. President will be ele­ Smyrna High School. Smith, Mrs. J. P. Hall. Mrs. W. c t e d and board initalled. Reserva­ P. Chapman, Mrs. L. M. Swain. tions must be made by Tuesday, M ri. Elm o Farls, Mrs. Wilson January 14. Carver. FRIDAY Conning The News Your Girl Scouts Geneva Club Will Have Arbor Day Program W ednesday Election D a y For N a v y H i g h Fever Q u e e n Follies Tickets Go On Sale A t N.A.S. Westside School Has Interesting Discussion Wesleyan Service Guild Meets With M iss Chapman Calendar 0 P&AAonak ANNOUNCEMENT Courtesy Week Values To Customers And Friends * a series of four sessions on the Radies Auxiliary o f the Flret Its serve at the C.P.O. Club at S:00 BIRTHS P. M. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Grlrne an­ nounce the birth of a daugher born January 8 at the Farida San­ itarium and Hospital i Orlando. The baby weighed 7 lbs., S or , and has been nemrd Anne Kith leen. Mrs. Griene la the former Shirley Middleton. A unit of electromotive force Is known as a volt, a shortened name for the Italian inventor, Alessan­ dro Volta, The most troublesome o f all pests to Australian farm ers is the rabbit. ANNOUNCEMENT \V* are pleased lo announce that Mrs. \ elm* Gon­ zalez, our former Host-Officio secretary U now aasoclatcd with u a u i registered sales associate. Specializing in home sales and rental property management. List your rental property with us for complete servlet. Seminole Realty "E va ry Week Is Courtesy Week At Seminole Realty” W . Dietrich * T. W . Mero. Registered Broker* Ml** Elizabeth Methria • Mr*. Velma Gonisles, Associate* J Another Courtesy O V E Week Special ! Rhinestone Reg'. $2.50 . . . #MANY EVERY AND ARE Heart-Shaped Sweater Guards Good WE HAVE O P EN FOR BU SIN ESS Boy's Girth N E W L O C A T IO N OF U )& Jd 202 E. 1st FA 2-0181 C L im 0 . J Z M EN S MEN 115 8. Magnolia o J h i& n W EAR SANFORD B A R G A IN S IN DEPARTMENT! Men's Come Visit Us W e Are Still Decorating — palnllnrr. papering and flooring and we're kfnria (orn up . . . but ws will be glad to (nkc care of your need*. Jewelry Store Sat. Ladies A t 115 S. Magnolia NOW Through I’h. FA 2*1535 . j ! �J V iC * •— Vrl. Jan. 10, 1988 • f e •wtftfrh Crrslfi JhjLSanfoAjd JisA a ld Evansville Has SHS Top Small College Basketball Team Loses Doubleheader To Apopka By Jerry Covington The lightning fast Apopka Blue Darters Jumped off to a fast lead here Tuesday night and ricked the Sanford Semlnolei by a score of 61 33 in an Orange Belt Con­ ference lilt. The Darters showed tremendous hustle and deadly shots throughout the contest and were so dominant that the Semlnolei never threatened. The JV contest proved to be the most thrilling contest of the even­ ing with the baby Darters serapIng by In three overtimes. The final score read 48-47. The Baby Semlnolei did a fine Joh and work­ ed hard until the last whistle Ter­ ry Christenson led the attack with 17 tallys and Mike Davis followed with 13. Earl Summersill and Johnny Aired were, again, the big guns In the rebounding depart­ ment Alex McKIbbln showed a, lot of hustle and was outstanding'es­ pecially in the defensive depart­ ment. Thla is the first defeat eoaeh Dick Silvers’ lada have suffered and it la a hunch that they won't experience many more this sea­ son. In the vanity eonleit, the Dar­ ter! pound In shots from every •pot on tho floor and took a commandlng/W-18 halftime lead. They huitled the Semlnolei and com­ pletely ran them ragged. In the second half, coach bud Layer inserted his aacond unit and they did a very commendable Job. Jim Graecy entered the contest and reeked 12 points to lead the losers. Cliff McKIbbln, Mike Tamny, Wally Phillips, and John Bayley were also mapping till the finish. All In all, Sanford experi­ enced a very poor night and It seemed that everything went wrong. Apopka sported a very tough defense and kept the Semi­ nole threat at a pretty safe dis­ tance. For the winner!, forward Carl Cousins pumped In five Jump shots and two free throw! to lead his team to the OBC victory. From every Indication Apopka should share top honors with Winter Park this season. Tonight the Seminotes travel to the Missile city where they will ace another tough OUC loc in Mighty Melbourne. Coech Bob Koontz' boys are reported to bs good shots and tough on the boards so the Semlnoles should find their hands full for the second time in a week. DROP IN THE BUCKET - - By Alan Mavtr wlkrC H A fA B £B L A iN y OF K A N SA S, NON A Rv E A RL WRIGHT JUNIO R, H A S ST A R T E D United Pre** Sport* Writer O F F A S /F M S IN T E N D S NEWT YORK W — The Midwest, TO S E T THAT SC O R IN G with the Evansville, Ind. Purple Ti t l e n h /c h e l u d e d Aces leading the way. dominated N /M A S a SOPH. the first United Press small col­ lege basketball rating* today by supplying the first four of the top 10 teams. Evansville, coached for the 12th straight season by Arad MeCulch* en, was rated the nation's No. 1 small college team In balloting by 40 coaches from as many state*. Sloca the day that Norton Web- braved the cold winds and were ■bad and spends most of Its life They gave the Purple Aces nine In the ocean. K la anadromous, rewarded a catch of four thousand •Ur. “ the daddy of Florida ahad first place votes and a total o f 193 fiahlni", landed hi* finl ihad with prlie fish, some reaching the four ascending fresh water rivers along points. the Atlantic coast to spawn and n i and real out of the St. John* and one-quarter pound mark. The coaches will rate teami from Tba shad la the largest member It la during this spawning migra­ ■Ivor near DtLand In lM2, many the country’ s 710 small colleges tion that Uie fish arc available to of the herring family Inhabltatlng Bln rods each season ire Invading and universities etch week for tlu rlrtr after thla lUvcr demon, our coast. This species is com­ the sport and commercial fisher- the United Press. They based their ta e l week *25 ahad fishermen monly called American or white men. first ballots on games played Shad rum In the St. Johns R i­ through Saturday, Jan. 4. ver usually start about Dec. 1. and Evansville, twice champion of last until first part of April. In so the Indiana Collegiate Conference DVT// THIS 7-F O O reR far aa known, all adult sHad (both during the last three seasons, had B A SK E T STUFFING male and fem ale) entering this ri­ a 71 record through games of Jin. IS NOT A F IG U R E ver die after spawning. The young 4. The school has an enrollment says Joe D*y, executive secretary OF SPEECH S 'NCE U f OSCAR FRALEY stay In the river until fall and of 1.456 hut Is a basketball center i of the U. S. Golf Association. HE 'S A H /SH JUMPER tatted Vrise Sport* Writer then return lo the ocean. In from for the city of Evansville ard has TOO. NAS BEEN MEW YORK ____ —«S— Golf's real- "They would never lose the advan­ two lo five years, those that sur­ A/fRAGING CFER a home arena which seat* 10,MO. tage attitude toward amateurism i l*r< the years had given them vive, will return to the river of SO POINTS Wheaton. III. College won the tempered with the bypocrlcy of He points out, also, that golf their birth. A GAVE, NOT No. 2 ranking with sit first-place — *-J______DUNEDIN fU P )— G olf Pro Doug •f k■_____________ b , othsr sports, today per­ doesn't brand a man an all­ The young are a prize dish for TO MENTION i l l e d formsr Augusta titlehold- round professional because he predacious fish in fresh and salt votes and 164 points. Sleuhcnvllle Ford of Mahnpac. N. Y ., will re­ PEBoUNDWG ar Pat O'Sullivan to rtgain her takes money In one sport. As a water and when they grow up Ohio was third with three first- ceive 110,000 for com n etin ? In some ASP SHOT place votes and 145 points. West case In point, Babe Ruth was amateur standing just as did such b l o c k in g . they have to run the gauntlet of ern Illinois University rounded out 25 PGA co-inonsored 1958 tourna­ registered as an amateur golfer. ments regardless of where he fin­ jgBff as Baba Dldrlkion Zaharlai. Mrs. Zahar la* was an amateur many com m ercial nets and hund­ the Midwestern grip on the Ion Meat sporta-auch a* tennli- and a pro twice. The Babe turned reds of 'no Allhi' feathered bug* rankings by placing fourth with ishes. it was announced today. PGA headquarter* here said PIEDRAS NEGRAS, Mi a Ico - A f to* •eiuidar it an everlasting taint pro after making a reputation as and flashy fa th e r ’s spoons. In an three first-place votes and 135 Ford, as pace-setter In the new —legend ary American marksmen |OT a performer to turn profess­ effort to determine the magnitude points. iafrtUfs4 If fiBfarri Mgtdhmlm an amateur, track and swimming PGA TTT Top Ten Tournament — from Daniel Boone to Sgt. Alvin ional. Even playing against a pro ■tar. Eventually' she served her and effect of these fisheries on the The South placed two teams In n 4-S record against Adolph la grounds anough for a competi­ penance and returned to g o lf as St. Johns River shad population, the top 10, while the Midlands, players will collect 8400 In each York of World War I fam e—would Rupp's boy* arc not so good. tor to lose slmon pur* ranking an amateur, winning the British the U. S Bureau of Commercial East, Southwest and F ir West tournament participating in the be amazed at the Mexican version plan. that has evolved from the Amerl Kentucky sports a 9-.1 over-all Fisheries is conducting a shad sur­ each landed one In the select |or good. and American crowns. Then to Purpose of the plan, the PGA can "turkey shoot." record and ha* dropped Tech and But the O'Sullivan cas* proves capitalize on her golfin g ability vey on the rlvrr this season. group. said, is lo provide the top to tour­ And they poisihly would he hard Vanderbilt in conftrenee piny. To date over 12,000 shad have again that golf, which permit* she* turned pro again and won Southwest Missouri State, which nament players of the previous pressed in the shooting m ilch ?*, Tulane, unbeaten in conference amateurs to compete against everything In sight before her un­ been token this season by rod end swept It* first 10 starts, plated year an added Inducement to com ­ even against youngsters such as piny after wins over Florida and reel, fur an average of 5 siiad per fifth pros in open tournaments, has the timely death. with five first-place votes Georgia, will move into Knox­ fisherman trip. Good catches have and lot) points. Tennessee A&I was pete In tournament* In the form 13-yrar-Old Alejandro Rodriguez fairest coda In iports. of legitimate "appearance m oney." at targets placed more than J>0 Won In IDJI ville Saturday night to m eet the been reported from the onroe Boat Tba genersl rule In golf la that next with one first-place vote ind Any other type of appearance m o­ yard* away. It is doubtful whether Miss tall Tennessee Vols, second In tha lly RUSSELL HOLMAN a pro can rtgain amateur stand­ D'.Sulllvan will turn pro again. been reported from the Monroe 106 points. W est Virginia Tech, ney has been outlawed by the A "guajolote shoot" at Piedraj over-all conference standing* and Boat Bowl Fish Camp on Lake with three first-place votes, was ing after a two-yaar probationary United Press Sports Writer PGA. Negra* — across the Rio Grande Ilrfore deciding to play for cash, Monroe upstream to the G eiger’ s winner* of their only league game period If he or ehu hasn't been a A T L A N T A — OH— Mississippi Nine other touring pros will al­ from Eagle Pass, Tex. — consists she won the Tltleholders In 1051 Fish Camp above Lake Harney. seventh with 102 points. this season, professional for mora than five State's 11th ranked maruous are Louisiana Tech was eighth with by uulscoring Mrs. Zabarias, P at­ Walter Huiford and wife of 98, Texas Southern was ninth with so benefit substantially In 1938 of three matches, one with pistols firm ly seated In first place in Ih* years. Sometimes the period In from the new plan. , and two with rifle. In the first ty Berg and I.nnl.se Suggs. She Daytona Reach checked In at sackcloth and aehes la shorter a* Second place Dow Flnsterwald match, contestant* shunt FOR Southeastern Conference basket­ took the Eastern Amateur twice, Crlm'a Fish Camp at Lemon NT ami P acific, Wash. Lutheran in the one-year probation of Har­ wa.4 10th with three first place of Tequcsta. Fla., will get $210 chickens. In. the second and third ball race. the North—soulh Amateur three Bluff with 15 roe ami nine iri* Ward who became a pro of H oJ V I l C i < I rv r 1 Although Kentucky and Tulane in rach participating event. Others matches, they shoot A T live tur­ tlmea and six time* aa Connecti­ bucks. O. E. Parker of Win- votes and 64 points. aorta by accepting too much exThe Midwest also led off the are tied with State in conference PiDf IN T H L A u keys and lambs. and their per tournament pay­ cut amateur champion ler Park came In with a nice scconil 10 group with Youngstown pease money. play with 2-0 records, neither can ments: No te'jscopic sights are allowed But two years on the pro cir­ LAST SHOWING each at Monroe Boat Bowl Fish Ohio placing 11th with 32 points MOf course, a long-time pro Art Wall Jr., Poconn Manor, Pa. Slings and supports are barred al­ match the unblemished 11-0 rec­ STARTS 6:30 cuit cured her. Competing In 20 Camp. Tom Brown of Sanford and Old Free Excluded Mississippi Southern, MrNeese, La $220; Arnold Palmer, Latrobr, Pa., so. ord o f Unilry Howell and com­ tournaments, her beat finish was ■ friends from Roanoke, Va. had a such aa Sam Snead, Jimmy De­ State, Boston University, Bran $200; Rill Casper Jr., Bonita, Calif., In pistol competition, shooters pany. m ent er Gene Ssraien could third in the White Mountain Open, catch of M pounds In the Mullet dies Mass., St. Peter's N. J., Mount *180; Marty Furgol, Lemnnt, 111., draw for position, then fire In r o ­ The M aroons' 6-7 center I* mak“ Expenses on the pro circuit Lake area. Dr. Pat Dunning and St. Mary's M d „ Arkansas Slate never ngaln amateur standing," $160; Paul Harney, Worcester, tation at a two and one-half Inch .ng a personal issue o f tho con­ are terrific." she explained. "A n d party from Orlando made a fine and St. .Michael's Vt. trailed Mass., and Jay H erbert, Sanford, bullseye at 30 yards. A hit wins a ference race. Howell I* leading it* quite different looking at the calch of 26 roe and 18 buck at the Youngstown in that order. South $120 each; and Mike Souchak, chicken. COMEBACK TRIUMPH .eague scoring with a very re­ game from (he Inside. For men Osceola Fish Camp Just below Dakota and Creighton Neb. lied for Groislngor, N. Y , and Al Bald In turkey and lamb shooting the spectable 26.6 average per game. CHICAGO V) — San Franclico It's possibly different. But it'a Lake Harney. The prize catch went 20th. Ing. Miami Iteach, $-.0 each. rules are about the same — one He I* nlo the team's leading reGlaata outfielder Hank Sauer, who more difficult for a woman to to Hob Dullard of I-ongwnod. who The 1937 player r o 'ln ;* wero lhot only at the animal or bird. If bounder and defensive specialist. maintain that fierce competitive landed the first tagged fish of the imacked M home runs last season, established by perform ances In no one gets a hit, the contestants State ha* proven that Is can do season at Crowe's Fish Camp at will be awarded a trophy by the urge you need to be a winner." all PGA co-sponsored events and continue In rotation until a hit is anything on the basketball court An employe of the Nrw Eng the Lake Jessup River bridge. Chicago Baseball Writers Assn, at In some approved tournaments, scored. that is necessary to win. The Ma­ As part of the St. Johns River tba organltaUon'a annual dinner, land Telephone Company, Miss Pigeons Also whether or not they n'an lo par­ O'Sullivan makes her new am a­ roon* held Alabama to only shad survey. 1.000 shad are being Jan. It for the "comeback of the ticipate in the plan this yrar. In the ease of turkey*, the bird’ s eight points In the first half on Year." Sauer, who will be 39 In teur debut in the National Mixed tagged from com m ercial net* at taleaied Ihm Unii.d Artiil* feet are stuck into a pipe and se­ Monday night and on the previ­ May, signed with the (Hants as Foursome tournament at Tequea- Palatka. The shad are tagged with MOBILE, Ala. W The all FEATURE — 6:12 cured with rocks. The contestants ous Haturdny stopped Auburn a free agent laat year after being ta, Fla., Feb. 11— 16 with Willie two red plastic disks under the America backs were delegated to of the two-platoon system . C O . HIT Contact work was kept to a min­ stand 400 yards away, and with no ,with only 10 markers in the ini­ releaaed by the St. Louis Cards, Turneaa as her partner. That and dorsal fin. A reward of 50 cents second string by south Coach Paul lie also played for the Chicago the National Amateur will be her will be paid for each tag returned. Brown as players battled freeilng imum Wednesday as the tem pe­ sling or support, only the steadiest tial period. draw blood. At this distance, the Cuba and wai named the National big event* Two U. S. Fishery Research Bio­ temperatures during preparation* ratures stayed around freezing Thu Maroon* venture into A t­ target appeara as a speck half the mark. Warmer weather wras not League’s most valuable player In "And now," she says with a logists, with headquarters at the for Saturday's ninth Senior Bowl lanta Saturday night to tackle size of the front gunslght. expected until Friday. IMS. U. S. Fisheries Laboratory, Heau- game. •Igh, "g o lf will be fun again." In the lamb shoot the animal is Georgia Tech. The Tech squad With the 2:05 p. m. CST kickoff, fort, .V. C., Paul Nichols and Satn Brown, head coach of t{ie Clevt^ staked 500 meters away. The same has won six and lost five this seaTagatz. will he In the sport fish land Browns, named his tgi-tative players on both squads will loo>e a p p ly -m T .iin g ’ or YupporiT. I ,on and <lroPI«d « " « nly confertheir amateur standing and be­ Ing area until end of the shad sea­ starting offensive lineups Wednes­ TODAY no optical sights, and drawing once game to Kentucky. The Tech MM.MneweMt son. They ask your cooperation In day and passed up all American com e professional*. Each player gunrd combination o f Terry Ran­ O pen blood wins the target. A FEA TU RE _ 8:2$ grtting the best estimate possible halfback Clenton Thomas of Okla on the winning side will receive dall ami Ruddy Blemker could The rule* vary in other part* of of the sport shad catch. At each homa and quarterback Ray Brown $500 and the losers get $W0 each. give tho visitor* some trouble, SATURDAY SA TU RD AY ONLY The pay. however, could b.- a Mexico. The lamb I* put on a but Howell and company will be T.H I A T • I fishing area card boxes are located of Mississippi, star of the Sugar leash, and the leash Is tied to a THEY KILLED MORE small consideration from the re­ for convenience In reporting catch. out to overcom e it. Bowl New Y ear's Day. GET MOKE OUT OF LIFE— GO OUT TO WHITE MEN THAN wards possible from the one dozen wire between two posts, so that the Cards and pencils are attached to The South coach explained he Kentucky’s U'ildcata-ivinncrs o f A MOVIE. ANY OTHER TRIBE professional scout* who will be animal I* free lo m ove hack and the card box. has not "h ad much of a chance their last five in a row-will host fnrth between the post*. The anl IN HISTORY! Sportsmen ran feel free to ask lo look" at Brown, who arrived among the audience at Ladd Sta­ mal must be moving for the shot tho conference doormat Louisiana dium. Nichols or Tagatz any. questions ----------- here Lite from the Hula Uowl In State. LSU Fas managed only to bo legal. The tentative offensive starting they may have about this fishery. Hawaii about a week ago. Shooters such as young A lejan­ four victories so fa r this season lineups: *° bom 8 -’ had. WHY North Coach Joe Kuharich of the dro are accustomed to these tar­ and their chance* o f improving on South: Jerry Nabors, Georgia r ii i - v S,NCK Washington Redskins named hi* Tech; Jim m y Phillips, Auburn, gets. but they don't hit every time. eoun.ouni W A T v n s 1 ?,0T FEED IN FRESH tentative offensive team hut added Gene Hickcrson, Mississippi; Tom Even so, the member* of the club W«ii‘ hr probably would alternate a jeeare proud that their children are We predict a big run this sen* |nmt unit and admitted, "I'm un­ Topping. Duke; Clyde Lctbcttcr, Baylor; Charlie Mitchell, Florida; stiff competition for them. sun. It is Just starting and Ihe shad certain about up front," O N J l C t C l 2 Y CT An innovation at the Fiedras arc really hitting. So let's gn fish­ The game will he played under Jay Donathon, Arkansas; Jimmy R ID E - IN T H E A T R E Taylor, I-SU; Phil King, Vander/ ' rin« ran« e 14 Pike™ ing.” said Nichols. NOTSMTHIMUOCTAL professional rules which allow use StUeteS ivu Untied AcIHts hilt; Dick Christy, N. C. State; shoot. Contestants are allowed 10 birds and two shots per bird. When W EDNESDAY 4 THURSDAY FEA TU RE — 6:19 George Walker. Arkansas. / JA N U A R Y 13th 4 16th N orth ;, Fred Dugan, Dayton; tho ligeon is pitched into the air, Jim Gibbons, Iow a; Don Luzzi, tho contestant mutt hit it. To make Vlllanova; Jim M cK uikrr, Pitts­ conditions even more difficult, the* FEATUKB— 2:18 - 1:51 * 7:21 R :!» l burgh: Joe Nicely, West Virginia: birds must fall in a roped off area ------------------------- A L S O -------------Jerry Kram er, Idaho; Dan Currie, to count. The Mexicans stack the odds MAN-flOWN • UUCrS Michigan State; Jim Ninowskl, Mi­ chigan State; Mike Sommer, even more in i n o r of the pigeons. George Washington; Walt Kow.il- Only No. 5 shot may he used, and czyk, Michigan State; Ray N iu - feathers are plucked from the bird’s wing or tail to cause an e r ­ chke, Illinois. am Aiuto Aiujrs n ctu ii ratic flight. FEATURE — 8:57* ONLY SPORTS St. Johns Shad Survey Underway Sports Parade Ford To Receive Money For Playing In PGA Tourneys Mexican Shooting Matches Tough Mississippi Stale Cagers 1st Place In Basketball Race Players Ready For Senior Bowl Game Tomorrow __ 12:45 ch*? JOHN D E R E K D 3 DANAANDREWS 'JOHNSMITH iwEDwrats CIIAITEll NO. 15 "SEA HOUND" ROBSON’S M ONDAY A M M U N IT IO N ! FEATURE— 1:07 - 3:40 . 6:13 • 8:16 F L A Y W A N O O T O N IG H T AT 8 :3 0 -SALE- I*. M. 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UTt UTVORTH jam UNION> BURNflfl • AM ERICA 'S*! — COWBOY COMEDIAN Don't 45 Mis* Thla Exciting Minul* Slag* Show ADMISSION — $1.00 with Tax TECHNICOLOR O numaS copC ■nawawa w«w ••r a n rwro * « eaw m a m was a saorau "PLUS■Regular Music*'* FEA TU RE — 7:38 Scheduled "CHILDREN U NDER ADM ITTED FRE E 12 �® b f 6 a n ?arft V rralB Frf. Jan. 10, 1958—Pate 7 Signs O f New TV Cycle Seen Studio l y WTLLIAM EWALD United Press R u ff Correspondent NEW YORK 'IP— The horses and singers can atart moving over. Television shows suspicious signs o f embarking on a new cycle— the giveaway for home viewers. Th tip-off took place this week nben CBS TV dumped the veteran 'Strlka It R ich ," and launched "D o tto ." a daytime quit with em ­ cee Jack N a n . "D otto," a fairly dreary little number, doles out cash to Its stu­ dio contestants, but even more significant, it has an "e x tr a " in Ita half-hour — the big prise for the home view er equipped with a postcard and luck. This makes "D o tto " tha third network pro­ gram in ractnt months to dangle loot in front o f all you folks out there In television-land. Ne Rig Money Show* It was only a few seasons back that the TV program mers, in­ spired (I us* the -word with reser­ vations) by the success of COS— T V * “ The JW.OOO Question." turn* cd to th* msnufacture of other bis money shows. Most of tha big money imitations faded out. By W ILLIAM EW ALD •'Twenty One'* and **Tbe (34. MO Challenge" are about the only sur­ NEW YORK - I P It was vivors and the cycle dribbled to a back on Nov. 7, 194F, that "Studio close. This season not a single n ew ,O n e." a CBS— T V drama beamed big money show w is launched by out o f Manhattan, mad* iti debut on a network o f eight stations. the networks. From those small beginnings, Hut white the straight money shows were slumping, something grew a TV giant, in the ensuing strange begin hippenlng in the years, it was "Studio One" that NBC-TV celler last > * ir : A daily helped nurture such acting talent Heston, James daytime quir, "The Price Is as Charlton Right," began pulling In fantastic Dean, Grace Kelly and Eva Marie mail .mil a solid rating. Saint, surh directing talent as Loot via Pott Cards Franklin Sehaffner, Yul B ry niter The answer was pretty simple. and Sidney Lumet, such writers "The Price lx R ight," a hind of ae Reginald Rose, Tad Mosel ami auction game, not only offered David Shaw priirx to i!s stage guests, it also It was “ Studio One" that tack­ gave home viewers a shot at some led such chewey pieces as Gianof the loot via postcard bids. When Carlo Menotti'a “ The Medium," the cards began-pouring in by the Henry James' "T h e Ambassador," millions. NBC-TV decided this sea­ Hawthorne's "S carlet Letter." It son to give the show nlghtime ex­ was “ Studio One” that turned out posure each Monday In addition to "Macbeth" and modern-dress its five -a-week day aprtad. versions of “ Julius Caesar" and KIWAN1S DISTRICT GOVERNOR Byron HerIonK of On Dec. 14. NBC-TV moved an­ “ Coriolanus." It was "Studio Leenbunr coiiKrntuluteH 1957 president Edwin Shinholser other daytime quitter. “ Treasure O ne" that can be credited with of the Sanford Kiwnnis Club just prior to installing 1958 Hunt." into an additional avenlng “ Twelve A n gry Men," “ Ditto," officers Wednesday. (Staff Photo) •put. This show, too, now offers “ Mr. A rcularis," “ The Rrmnikavetwers at home a shot at money fale Incident a t Carson Corners." via postcard. Tuesday night, a all TV dramas o f quality. Time Catches t'p WASHINGTON M - Chairman New Jersey viewer had his post­ But time caught up with “ Stu­ Lewis L. Strange of the Atomic card picked from a pile and got a Energy Commission said today that chance at Jt2,000. He didn't win dio One" and in recent years, the SAN FRANCISCO — I P - Two ev er." "considerable progrrss" has been it, incidentally, but wound up with excitement began to disappear Brown said the bureau studies California weather hureaua arc us­ a movie camera. from th* ahaw. For every decent made by both British and Am eri "D o tt o " presently Is offering a hour, there were n half-dorm ing a "pcrccntatic" system o f fore­ weather m aps-of rainy days of past can scientists toward harnessing years and Ihen draws up Its per­ casting rain lints winter, Hr 11. V. MACLENNON H-bomb reactions for peiccfu l po trip around the world as it'a bait mediocre offerin gs. It began to •'ll seems to bo a little easier for centage*. United Press Staff Correspondent wer. for sit-at homes. Tho idea is that look tired. , “ We still express in words the the public to understand a predic­ TREVISO. Itrtlr— (W*— There And so, late last year CBS-TV Strauss said at a ngws confer if your postcard is picked, you aro Is « saying In this northern Ita­ cnce, however, that development then telephoned during the show decided to move "Studio O ne" to tion such as "70 per cent chance general forecast, such as "chance lian town that its beautiful girls of a practical hydrogen power and asked to Identify a mystery Hollywood, to jess up its bones of rain," chief forecaster Jean of a storm front bringing rain," he laid, "n u t then we add just what Brown explained, and Its red lettuce g o together. plant is "y ears and years an l celebrity whose picture Is only ith stars and gives it more "W e tried giving odds on the kind of a chance of rain it is. It is to lettuce-eating, they yea rs" away. partly sketched. room to maneuver in the 4500 "W e ’d never go as far at pre­ chance* o( rain on an experimental say, that the girls owe their fair square fret o f rehearsal halls He laid the papers on British basis last y ear." Brown said, "and dicting a *100 per cent’ chance for complexions. and 12,000 square feet o f auuml and American hydrogen fusion p o­ this year the l r. S. Weather Bu­ nr against anything. About 90 is as Treviso is famous for its lettuce wer research will be published stages in its West Coast TV reau requested the San Francisco far as we g o." rastl*. In Italy, and D ie each year there on both sides of the Atlantic In The forecaster said the bureau and I-n* Angeles bureau* to m e Is an exhibition show for the prise a few weeks. Last night, CBS—TV unveiled the system through the live-month first trim! to express the chance plants. It is ended the "Flowers He again denied recent llrilish Studio One In Holly wood,” The factor in terms o f betting mlda rainy season," Von Cun Fat Show," and it last* press charges that he has prevent play was called “ Brotherhood o f such as a "n ln e-loon e chance of Brown said reaction to the new SAN ANTONIO. Tex. M — A the Hell" and it starred Camer­ ed the British from taking credit only two hours. rain ." system has been mixed. The exhibits o f this strange for an alleged hydrogen power, young airman from New York will on Mitchell, Joanne D m , Turn "B ut it was too confusing for tho "M ost people think it's easier to enter a three-hv-five foot space "break through." agricultural show arc lettuce o f Drake and Fat O'Brien. understand, while some think it public, so we changed to the per­ cham ber next month in an at­ Strauit n l d the British and a special kind. They are mainly Teehniralty Perfect Job makes it easy for the weuther bu­ centage system ,” he added. greens ami reds in color nf vari­ Americans have been sharing in­ tempt to live a week undrr the The production was slick, reau to hedge," he explained. FA c­ How accurate I* tho system? ous shades and thrre is a variety formation on hjdrugen for t ' j same conditions that will lace man glossy, polished. It was a pro­ "W e're right Ro per cent of the tually, It's the opposite of hedging on his first voyage to the moon. called t'nstolfrnneo Venetn, which years and have withheld nothing fessional job in the best Holly­ because it pins us down more than tim e," Brown replied. Airman l C Donald Farrell, 2.1, from each other. is vari-colorcd. wood sense— it was as techni­ Strauss said the Americans are 1,11' volunteered to enter the liny cally perfect as say. a Ted W il­ A Rapid Show This lettuce show was a success working on three major approach- cubicle at the School of Aviation liams swing, a liny Robinson when it was first held three years ca to fusion power while the Rri Medicine at Randolph Air Force jax, a precision kirk by the RackBase, officials at Randolph said ago. The numlier o f the exhibitors ttsh arc concentrating on one. One ettes. nnw total us many as several of the U. S. approaches, lie said, the cubicle was Iwlleved to be the And for the first half hour thousand and they come from all Is similar to the British hut uir only one of its kind in the world. or so, it seemed to me that the Doctors at the School of Avia over the north o f Italy where laboratory device employed i.« play, a melodrama about n s e ­ lion Medicine said the six-foot air­ thrse lettuces are especially smeller. cret organisation dedicated to Another commissioner, Harold man would remain in the cham­ the overthrow o f demoerncy, had grown. A ber for a week, seated in a canvas S. Vince, said the I'nited States Treviso authorities claim this ‘ •t h e m a r i n e sonic substance. It was taut, chair He will be unable to either to b" the most rapid agricultural leads the world in fission po.*er crisp, exciting. r c u n in g stand or lie down, and will be .'CORPS RESERVE show in the world. The exhibits development*. He said the co m ­ Rut lon u th in g snapped some­ com pletely cut off front the outer mission Is working on "new fea wilt soon a fter they are cut and LIMITED where along the way. The first world except when food is passed T ^ n y cjn u n , they arc supposed to lose much tu r n of our prog r im " aimed at sag certainly took place in n to him OPENINGS in o f their fla vor and beauty. Ex­ helping the NATO countries of scene in which n group o f news­ Attached to the chamber will be perts have to move quickly from western Europe to "satisfy their men scoff rn mns.se nt this r e ­ a second small rectangular cubl one Stull to another tasting the urgent needs for nuclear pow er." velation that such a secret Hetoday's plan for Iho clc which will contain radar radio Vance predicted that a number crisp truvej o f the huge plant*. rniist organisation could exist modern young man. and other instruments neerded fur And ramamber Every farm er around here ha* of European countries would con­ with Hollywood type actors mid a voyage Into space. /U U $, 'S u ittsM E V f a different method in growing tract for American power plants actresses in the role o f report­ Oxygen supply will be controlled these fam ous lettuces. As much this y**r. Strauss said that Aineri ers. by a special apparatus and chant write or coll us alt care us in cultivating roses is can manufacturers have sold one And its final collapse occurred ber Pressure will be msinlamed lo needed to achieve the color and power plant to Belgium, and short­ moments — a simulate flight conditions at tit,Olid In its rinsing ly will make additional sales. Hricrisp, sweet-tu iting leaves. Some frantic mish-mash o f fist-throw ­ tatn was understood to have *0ld of the plants are colored blood gun - wielding ami good The only clothing Farrell will ing, led and measure about two feet three large-scale power plants 'a wear during bis week-long "trip government agents coming out high and one foot around, while other countriei. o f the wall to clear up the mesa. The commission had no lechni to the M oon" will be regulation other plants may be no mure The nick-of-tim o solution was a trousers and T shirt. No other FOR QUALITY cal information on Soviet progress f A r ^ than an inch high. little like the old, old Hollywood clothing will he required because toward hydrogen power Ileauly Context westerns now seen on the late, Sirius wax asked about a rr temperatures will be regulaled. Though there is n secret In ob­ Neither pressure suit nor oxygen Ute. Iste, late show in which the RECAPPING port that Russia had achlevrd a taining the peculiar colors, the mask will be included ,*nd Farrell cavalry rode to the rescue in the principal method appears to bs in temperature of a million degrees will not be given any kind of medi­ last reel. ON YOUR SMOOTH limiting the sun, shade and moist* centigrade in fusion research cines. Instrument recordings of "W e have long passed that lire. Romo plants are grown in Magellan's pioneer voyage blood pressure, respiralton and point." Strauss said. special underground shelters and around the world was not only a pulse will be made. To achieve hydrogen fusion re­ brought out in the open for their During the simulated flight to navigational achievement o f tho PHONE O.EIGIIT actions and sustain them, tem ­ measure o f sunshine. it was profitable. the Moon, Farrell's body wastes first rank, peratures of more than 100 million SEVEN TWO J}5 Tho Kadicchio Ron so lre<l let­ Cloves brought back from South will In* absortted by chemicals and degrees ere necessary. tuce | of Trevino is the most fa ­ "If You Have A *'r moisture rxrreted from his lungs, Pacific island* were sold for morn mous exhibit o f tha shows. It is sweat glands and otherwise will than the entire cost o f the threeTire Job To Do’* 105 W. 2nd the usual Christmas and New Statisticians say that by the be reclaimed and purified fnr year expedition. Tear garnishing o f turkeys and time an American Is 70 hn will drinking water. chickens fnr most homes aruund have spent S,7fi0 hours— a full Venice and Trieste. About 100 year—talking on th* telephone. Sardine scales sometimes are years ago this Irttuce was hardly Swifts achieve the most rapid mure valuable than the fish. known outside Treviso. Today it flight known among birds, By Chemically treated, they yield a is frozen and exported by rail means nf a stop watch, two spcci- crystalline “ silver pearl en sn ce" FIIKK ESTIMATES nml air to fam ous restaurants all •s in India have been clocked at that is coated on glass bead* to GLADLY FIGURED over Europe. 170 to 200 milea an hour. make artificial pearls. Itefore World War li the let­ tuce was shipped to New York just before Christmas and a sin­ gle head o f lettuce cost as much [ fix -u p Job at no ob­ as an ordinary orchid spray. lige lion. Stop in. Treviso lettuces are noted for I medical and health giving proper- I ties and are famous fur aiding mnijdexion*. Naturally there is a “ Miss Kadicchio Russo" beauty contest. Mhe is juuged for her beauty and fair complexion, all j due. of course, to a diet o f Tre- 1 \Ye ntock the finest Lumber. Paint, viso red lettuces. i One British, American Scientists Are M aking Progress A TWO CAR CRASH on Highway 17-9'J Wednesday night shortly nfler 7 o'clock was resjMmsihlu for property damage estimated at Julia Denton Dillon, 59, driver of the top car was injured. William F. Lightfoot, navy man, and driver of the bottom car, was uninjured. (Staff Photo) Weather Bureaus Try Percentages Airman Volunteers To Stay One Week In Space Chamber 7 MtET MISS FRANCE, 1958-Montqu® Naglcr (center), a blonde (loin Normandie. r. shown In Paris alter her selection as "MUs France, 1353." 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By agree­ ing among yourselves, any one of you can claim the dependency credit for any year that the others are willing to fU* a declaration that they will not claim i t You file such declarations by having each party wh* contributed to the support, except the ono who is going to data. the credit, itgn form 3130, Multipit Support Agree­ ment, and the one who la claiming the exemption then attaches these forms 3120 to his tax return when he files It. Form 2130 la avallabl# at the nearest Internal Revenue Office. Prior to IBM the dependency credit could not be claimed by anyone. Now you can take turns, or one claim It every year. Vou still cannot pro-rate the credit be­ tween you. Ono must claim the full credit Y o u esn e l t l a the dependency exemption for someone where you bavo contributed ae little as 10% of the cost of support, If you can qualify as follows: O v e r half the support of an in­ dividual for a calendar year shall bo treated as received from the taxpayer if— (1) no ono person contributed over h alf of such support; M N M IW M HBMM—Singer Allan loom , M, k A ovn with his bride, heiress Vfary FlorahtUn Picking, >7, shortly after their maniafe In Las Vegas, Her. It took place a few hour* after Jane* • U divorced hr actrem Iren* Hervey. lb * dhrore* ended ■ 31veer maniac*. Th* singer's new.wlf* formerly era* wed to *odal* ■-« •— j b h m m . i h t a n u t M Conadphote) Fax (3) over half of such support was received from persons each of whom, but for the fact that bo did not contribute over half of such support, would her* been en­ titled to claim such Individual as a dependent for a taxable year be­ ginning in such calendar year; (3) the taxpayer contributed over 10 percent of such support; and (4) eaeh person besides the taxpayor who contributed over 10 percent of such support flies a written declaration that he will not claim such individual as a de­ The passenger pigeon once pendent for any taxable year be­ darkened the U. S. skies in flocks ginning in such taxable year. In other words, suppose that of more than a billion. Recent Studies Narrow Field O f Common Cold l y HUMAN X KMMifM, MJ. THAT age-old bugaboo, th* common cold, might b* well on It* way to extinction. I don’t mean that yon won’t b* aneexlng and coughing any mor*. We aren’t going to be that lucky. The lllnessea will still be a threat, at least to som* degree, but you won’t be able to blam* them on that all-lneluslv* phrase, the common cold. On* Out of Four One out of every four working adult* In the United States will suffer from what we now call “a cold" during January and Feb­ ruary. But this probably won’t b« the ease In the days of our great­ grandchildren. Scientists, you see, are now hard at work, prob­ ing the mysterlei of various types of respiratory diseases. All of you, I’m sure, know the symptoms of a cold—lrrltaUve cough, watery eyes, swollen and congested mucous membranes and a dry and scratchy throaL •rtwtrvoou u u w ro rr.v FIX THAT UTTLB squkakt a ti rrr ;S I Simply for the lack of soma more specific designation, w* have been lumping all these Ill­ nesses with similar symptoms Into a single classification—the common cold — although their reactions upon th* human body vary greatly. But, one by one, our scientific experts are discovering the causes of these various types of Illnesses. As each one Is given a more scientific designation, the field of the common cold U nar­ rowed. J The Influenza virus la a prim# example. While the symptoms may be similar to those of an ordinary cold, the Illness Itself Is not classified as a common cold by th* doctor. O ther A gen ts Fine/THAT5 THE I MOST SENSIBLE MAT YOU EVER Hr 1 ? r- 0 % S E N S IB L E / /* THATS TMg most [ INSULTING THING YOU COULD SAY ABOUT A WOMAN5 HAT-I'M GO NG TO RETURN IT JO IN OUR TO C H R IST M A S I95J SAVIN GS CLUB ! . . . if you open your nccount right away! Save for any amount you wish. 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Latvia Jack neatly a tt in 11:00 10.1* WELL, SON /»TS LIKE THIS.' ’ M KINO C* LATCHIN* ON TO YOU* SHIBTTAILS/ O xA ttf IHS EMITS CASH tells AT t> • A /R P oer- Kd Sullivan 10 oo 1# in it tu 11 10 DAD WAS JUST PROVING YOU LOvC POOD THERE’S ST ILL T IM E Television A. M. EACH KID MUST BE 1 ACCOMPMLNIBD BY AN ADULT/ WILL YOU OO WITH MB? Not only does this continuous Investigation com* up with spe­ cific causes and names for coldtype diseases, It might also pro­ vide Immunising agents fo r them. At any rate, whlli each year may bring about the aame amount of ineezes and wheezes, fewer of them can be blamed upon the common cold. However, these symptoms are not necessarily caused by the same agents. Such thlnga as Irritating gases, pollen and dust­ laden air and even sudden tem­ QUOTION AMD ANSWER perature changes might bring D. F.: My womb Is In the on one or all of the symptoms of wrong position and Is pushed a cold. against my back. Will It require On the other hand, biological turgery to correct this? agents—virus and bacteria— Answer: Most cases require also cause acute respiratory In­ surgery, particularly 11 back­ fection. These are Infectious ache, atomach pains, painful diseases and they can be passed menstruation and severs dis­ on from one person to another. charge are preeenL , WONOEB MOW THEY HAPPENED TO PUT MEM AND WOMEN ON THe SAME WORLO rit, TOGETHER I OBAMOMA-TH* OBUOSTORS IS OlVlN’ TOY BALLOONS V ALL TH’ KIDS/ Immunising Agenta V MONDAY A. M. m o o c than you OO ME r m. 7 ftft II K. T ha atr a Alfred H i l c h e o k Pres ents l i t .sou C h a lle n g e What a My U n a W ss t h a r- N s w a P st.lin e Eurepe S ltsa ff ■ l(a-ea P rogram Itsism a A r ou n d tha State Captain K a n s a r o a W orld Nawa Around tha S ta le Romper Room O a r r r M oore C ha nn el t l ) Ov et troads G o d f r e y T*me Strike h Rlafe ll o t s l C o sm o p o lit a n I-ova a f 1.1 fa Masreh f o r T o m o r r o w . C.uldln* U s h t T h i s Land o f O v rs Aa tha W o r i d T n r sa Roat tha I'ls rlt Art I.l nkletter 'a H ou se Party Tha B i t P a y o f f B r igh te r P a y Moerst Mform ■ d p t a f N ig ht The Best Sound In Town WTRR AT 1400 FRIENDLY . . FULL O'LIFE AND FULL-TIME WTRR SERVING CEN T RA L FLORIDA’S IN L A N D PLAYGROUND �. , ■ ' 7 y . , v > i 'T r t g iS • A# 'V^SSR e H ^ H W ANT \ W H E R E MORE PEOPLE D O MORE B U Y I N G A N D SELLING iLASalFiED CNDBl C L A D of T & A .V D I LOST * FOUND i i r o r rent B r* cs rentals 4 R'iAOKD to RENT 5— P J U L ESTATE FOR SALE N -F A E H 5 . ACREAGE. GROVES T AAAL BCTA1E WANTED • MSCSU j O(ROUS 1— FVO WARS. PLANTS, U II U IS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Larg* 3 ted ra oa. m hatha, cwseat block ns beautiful i i r j bottom laka. Let 150‘x400\ Jus* IS minu’*s from Sauford. Terms by c ’.»~ v . Phoce F A 2-430S. WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU 6.1 RUBS OFFICE EQUIPMENT AirrOttO BILES-TRAILERS HOMES— I BOATS k MOTORS 1 k 1 bath*. FAEM SUPPLIES * KACHINEBY ‘ 14 PETS-LTVESTOCI-SUP FLUES C ecp la ti and ready for tmnodlat« occupancy. T— REAL ESTATE WANTED LISTINGS NEEDED AND APPRECIATED STENSTROM REALTY CENTER PIECES: Ph. 1-1*22 or FA 2-0270. Sanford. SAN­ FORD FLOW ER SHOP. Cor. H»y. 1T-S1 A S71h SL Phoos FA M501 BRAILEY ODHAM. Pro*. _____ FA 2-6159 cr FA 2-8007. t THE “ IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE tt D the custom o f many lu m b er Li this country to emumem* rite a bereavement by .an "In Memorlum" notice in newspaper (In stile d columns. Thar find a r cil a Mice therein. Preparation or selection e f a suitable v erie brings back to them tender, pleasant recollectmns. Aa Elite Cook, the English poet has so beautifully expressed It: "H o-t cruelly sweet ere the echoes that start M hat m eaiore plays aa eld tuna nn the heart." Meat frequently an In Metnnriura ts Inserted en the analvepsen- of desth However, other dates, wtn-h It is felt are appro­ priate or meaningful are also selected. Th* birthday of the doparted, the wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. even Christmas sre among other fig n ifu sn t occasions chosen. If you a rt hesitant to expreij j-our tender tbeugbte la pottle ferra. you may a n il yourself of the HeraldT collection o f original versea. These express In peetlc beauty the emotions o f the heart­ strings. Am ong them are verses appropriate to any elreuastanee. FOR BETTER PALMING Beds Day. Week or Momh— Tel FA 2-M81. Furniture Center 114 W est F iril Si THE RATE Cards of Thanks andJ In Memorlum .notices, due to Ibe fact they may run to considerable length, are billed at $| pfl per column PIX IE NU RSERY SCHOOL Nar.ry Jarkscn FA 2-2847 EFFICIENCY apartmenta suit* DIE5EL M - M 'H i \7~~SVHV'l C E ? _ HEAVY EQUIPM ENT »b lo for couple or singl* person. '36 Ford Fair lane, 4 dr. ThnnderWT ar« resiling men in thin ires Private both i shower. Ideally bird engine. Low mileage, on* GOOD LAND WELL DRILLING to train le r Diere! an.d Heavy Incited across from Post Officeowner. Trade fo r cheaper ear Fair banka-Morse Fumpa Equipmsc* High psv and fur's.1* Inquire Jaeobson Dept. Stcr*. 199 stres. ^•el! bested J 1*4 99 per or sell Can be seen a*- Davis Rspairi to all makes i scan ty sra the benefits of s Camp. DiLend Hwv. 4^** I r HOWARD C. LONG W E L A K A A P A R TM E N T? rooms ‘ WATERFRONT LOTS trained *nd experienced Diesel m. or Sundays. 207 E. Com mercial Ave, private baths. 114 W . First St. Min. If >ou rave mechanical *1733.00. . . .539.1.00 Dm* :i Phone FA 2-2S33 eirooi'n *300.00 O w n aptitude, write us for free in­ 1943 Anderson housetrailer. all Store building and warehouse. formation without obligation $1500 DOWN — $9000.00 CAH1EK IIOM L CLEANING metal l bedroom fireproof, rd **? F A 2-4061. to hr*-*- jou may become a part SERVICE Mivlern 3 ii«d*»nm him* In good heated floor. 300 W , 27th St.. o f this rapidly expanding in­ P E c O l t T SILKS Intludt Wmdo-v A. Mali Washing 3 and 4 bedroom older homesIvstion F A 2-5175. dustry. ” r thia ehemlie by WllUam Fox Floor Waxing—NOrth 8-4161 Call Kota Payton Broker. Phone MAY F-AIR in peich-eolored silk linen for OcBary Tractor Training Service — B ’ » FA 2-1301. 17-32 at Hii'vaSia 1 bedroom 2 bath home, terrains FINANCE jo u r new ear with a 132 Hiway 17 32 814 c o SanfonJ Herald — San day and playtime. Large peail loan from the FLORIDA STATE floors, buflt-ins. washer, dryer. 2 room unfurnished apartment. 2 GAKRF71TS SEWING CENTER lord. Florida. bu'tens cm a vertical tabbed BANK OF SANFORD. B e a u t i f u l lot. $23.000 00 — months rent free in exchaafe W hile— Necchi— Elna front ere met halfway down Terms. ifir ir L L jv FOR SA LE Repairs on all ir skits M sth u m fo r painting. Call F A 2-3441 16 ft. aluminium "Invader1' houie- 323 E ait F irst S l the hips by a looped and set* ROSA L. PAYTON F a 2-6214 Lraiier. Reasonable. FA 2-2362 Like n*w- General Else trie In belt. Pockets set high on F e g !it< «d Real Estate Broker Furnuhad 2 room ap* " i t h bath. 11 cu. ft. Refrigerator GATLIN BROTHERS the bodice ar» fringed, miteh* Ph FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha DON’ S COVER SHOP All private. F A 2-4893 3125 on Draglines: Geneva Ing the trim on the front tab. Automobile Interior D eora la r CeaUectora. GOODY FAR SE RW C E STORE 3 DR home on 2! i shaded lots. 2232. Ph FA 2 3276 Sanford j room furnished -apartment, pri­ Seat Corrrs — Truck S ells 113 S. Perk FA 2-2921 2 (ireplares, hardwood floors, vate entrance. Call FA 2-66*1 At W ilts Pontiac—301 W. 1st. Jlmiograph Printing — Typing— „ — ;----------------— - 27 ft. screened porch, .iouole before S |i.m. Letter Writing — C ard, and i transmission, generator, rearage, fruit trees. Nice neighLetters Addressed — Photo gulstor. 1941-4* Chevrolet. FA orhood. FA 2 -1635. F or rent or sale l bedroom 36 ft. Copies o f important papers— a new Tontiae or Vatuhall. A lio New Moon Trailer, nr condition­ Credit reports — C ollod ion '. a gfvid used n r . Ph FS 7-0231 ed. Inquire s* Mail Bo* 231-B. iloip iia l bed. $39 Upholstered re. | Credit Bureau Of Senford r r after 6 p.m. FA 2-2SI3. 301 siaurant stool:, $,.50 ea. Apt. 1 Country Club Rd. Rtn 403-04 San All- Nat l, Bank W’ est F'irst St. z a . tLive, $18. ( t l , hoc water Bldg Ph. FA 2-4154 F'urnuhcd 2 room apt Clean, pri­ heater, Sa.OU. Ph. FA 2-6392. 2642 Myrtle Ave.. near Ptnecrest 11 A—i \H RENTVL5 vate entrance. Adult#- FA 2-4:113 Vacuum Cleaner Repairs School, thii beautiful 3 Bedroom Clean 49" (3, E Range plus Florida Room CBS heme DRIVE A NF.W CAR amevhere. Repairs A parts for ill makes >d 2 toonti Curniihrd It'll French Only lio n ,no , being offered fo r quick nils at cleaner!. Electrolux, Hoover, nnyltme. Rental service includes only JdIKtn 0'». JU.Wl 'low n, $70.0,3 Kirby, Air-W av, G. L. Replace- I.OOIIY EUR 'SERVICE STORE tv.jsh, gas * n <1 insurance. SH AD F IS H E R M A N 113 3. Park FA 2-2821 mouthy, or as low a:. JiS'HJ down mrnl p irts. Work guarantead MERLE W ARNER. National Mocisrn ur : n n. n - . ■. j -> . 1>" Free pic# up L delivery. Cali with terms arranged. See this i sr Itenials, 401 E. lit St., w c d : ur mouth, on ritrr, in 21" Dumont Cabinet TV $150 3 FA 2-4766 before you buy any tiling. SemiFA 2-3394. heart of tlidd (idling tarritorj-. years old, perfect, condition, $ A "■lie Realty, l?Ol Park Ave.. 2-25" i. FA 2-4335. _____________ ENVELOPES, Letierbeads. staleFA 3-5252. II— BOATS and MOTOttA menu, invokes, hand bUii. and T ^ r y r e r pnaTr — F lctory :o you— t! 2 i-'1 fan ford Av* 20 a> re i lie (,rtn, 3 b e d r o o m programs, # t e. Progressive Aluminum Exr*rf p od Rebuilding house, large barn Essv terms. Printing Co Phone FA 2-21)51— Senetlan lUindi Wanted to r<*nt Unfurnished 3 and Reel Repairs J. B Levy. Ph. FA 2-1227. x n West 13th StEncloied head S i g p r o o f bottom bedroom. 11a to 2 b.th home in good i ondition t ill 1A 2-3264- For sale by owner. 4 bedroom, 2 rati with plasti* ends Pla«tlc bath modern, in M a v flir Sec­ GUARANTEED MOTnRf, or rayon Upes. Cotton or nylon Ect. 7. j tion R essonibly priced Ph. FA ESPECIALLY FOR TROLLING cords. Marine Fimshra 2-5403. 5 HP Firenone $51*91 a— H t At. ‘ i:..i aT C hih m Ll Srnkarik GLia* and Paint Co. For Your Boat 5 HP Johnson $72.50 113-114 W 2nd SP. Ph. FA 2 1622 FA R M E R S AGENCY 6! j HP Johnson v»itli gcur hif. Senkarik (iluoe unit I’ulnt to. LOOK THESE (l\ LR N. V. Farmer. Realtor extra tank, like haw $1.12.00 12-111 *V. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-1623 BELL US YOU R FURS IT ') [IE i baihi. frame, D Bedroom. 6 HP Elgin $69.95 ceilehf. location, only $10.W0.00. FARM ER^^AGENCY Cash for any amounL Super I 7 4 H P Mercury $115 00 Trading Post. 1 mile south of All motors in gc*J running ;frame com psrativ.lv Mm. G a,!e Osborn*. D. H .D E E ) fianfnrd Phone FA 1-0477. dltion alio targe ,*el»ci!on of bir- TJ< Cnntrector— Dial F A 2-4558 new. nicely lasdicipeq, 37Aon . . . ^ F ' . . r V 2 5021 ger motors, used boats and (rail. BE O I-M IX Concrete, G r e a s e 32.000 Down, balance like rent ^ 1 F rench A ■ Fh. FA . - . . 1 H E A T IN G 1 era Finance plan. trapt, dry wells, state approvrd Bedroom, frame, near sch ool., Your EOnrud# Prater KtlBLK F A. W If LIAM S, Realtor H# U. P O P E C O . t'p tic isnk.v Window nils. Lin­ 33,00000. 31.500 00, down, ba! ROBSON SPORTING (.0 0 1 )3 Raymond Lundqulst. Asane. is S P a r k ------ FA 2-UA4 tel.'. Rssd $lort»r 51G Comeat ar.ee like ren*. Phone FA 2-55H1 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. £04 E. lit Rock Mir If I* Concrete Co k E a l t , s l A I E DRIVE1N Tl MF5 — SPRU-KLER 2544 FrsnaiJ Av» JOHNSON MOTORS 3 Bedrnnm — *13* Ki fMw n BYBTLMB r , n **n*’ IlT 'o. D'Ubl* blanket* J. \V. HALL. REALTOR Plus FHA elojir.g co,t.» Monthly EEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS AU lyp*» and u :e ». inaialled 54 do. Pain* $2 50 gal , Iloots, Johnnv Walker, Assecisce payments approximately 354 00. 24*4 Sanford A re. FTa FA 2-1592 " D o It Youraelf" J s ck e t- . C,,t>. A rm s-N avy Sur"Cali Hall” rhone FA 2 3641 N iw and modern threughout, WE RE PAIR AND TERWCE plu.. 310 hanfard Av* well cmutructeJ. Ranch type STI NE RAYMOND M. BALL FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES ila-h ln e and 6uppl» t o . windows The laieat In nv-iem Cotem io cifcti!s'lrtg h e i’ er. good rasveniencM 5 U y bn issn any­ 267 W 2nd ?t Ph TA 2-6412 REALTOR cr-ndition 1217 Magnolia M eRANEY-SHITH PSlN TS time et 1301 W. 3rd. Immediate R E AL ESTATE-!*.’ i 1 E *N P £ RVrTH TT ' a«S 2515 Park A t *. FA 2 6461 I n c o m e t a v s e r v i c e ” ' P'-ssessi'ifiFOR r;r I LTR HOI 4F.HOLIS G 00116 W m. II. Murray Lilt, viur pruperly with «'■ Slightly uied 12 ft plyvvwKl h«*\ 1111 Lelcry A sr. 3rd A Park A'*1 Sialord 1A 2 1331 S i JJu* VZmhi Cm* f**jf a 'io 5 H. P Johpirn motor. Lee FA 2-5611 Closed Sultrily Jf. H Began at Monro« Harbor I 5*irt the N * » l e i f (Ml Rlifc! after 3 pm . A. B. PETERSON Fumit'ir* 31"mnr < Cherry Real Cstaio Ageory D u y al E c h o b * n d b a v e Broker Associates: A- B. Peter­ ( I PHILLIPS. 'r * m D ill FA 2-9923— Notary All P fir e n R f d u r r d Mercury Outboard Motnm son Jr.. P. J. Chesterton, CarW ASHBURN \AN L IN E 1213 W. 13 S’- P^ar-Bsrber Shop ( UllllTESY WEEK W. p. SMITH field Willetts, and R. W Wll1300 French Ave. FA 2-1991 ,Nr»- 3 Dedrmim llo o ie , January G-IJ llim s. Boh Edwarda A. C. Doed- E o iti, M&tara, Thrailer#. A Repairs TH E BLITHEIIV evening HUB? SPEARS ney, Land Surveyor. 2213 Tark Av*. I A 2-0234 dress fer 1954 is in ihlmmery, 114 N Pen* Ave F0 FA 2 -6 1 ^ Ceram ic TlJe Contractor ECHDLf- BEDDING CO. she»r sitv n ’ ln, Fappl’a flewPlus Closing Cost This is »* tva.'S tc* th* P iu thsetr* 3201 SsrJord Ave *A 2 *!23 Cor. 2nd t Jlsrnnlis F\ 2-6321 features deMrir aiichens, terru* e r e ptln’ *d column o n be Rita Bauer. Erp. date for ‘ Bud’ * B im berger, Mgr. in floor#, and t h c - e residential rJA--1-4.4 MHI\r. ^rirnT-ibfN G worn hejted nr loose. It his Jan. 19, 1954 Frew Delivery locations. * bateau nee Mine and the skirt JS—PtT>. LIVESTOCK. Uied furniture, sp rh an cei, (onIs la slit up the sides (nr danc­ Ib is cut* 2 Bedroom home is n u t ets. Bnugh’ -snld. Larry’s Mart as a rin. nicely located, has en­ Boston Tarriar puppies, psgiat»r215 Eaaferd Av» Pb. FA 2-4131 ing. Fbone FA 2-3103 closed gars go and beautiful ed. 459. L up. F A 2-0732. yard, priced ivw at S3500 00— u y iiL iix y • RIG VALUES KENNETH E. 3LACh owner « ill finance snd give Beautiful blaek poodla puppies, REG REAL ESTATE BROKER • QUICK CREDIT nuick possession. Seminole Resls'aodard. Registered. Call FA 1009 K 2nd Phen* FA 2-0221 Lnn'.raeting t. Ftp sirs t j . 1301 Tark Ave.. FA 2-5232. • EASY TERMS 2-6630. 1P07 bsn iord A '* . Ph 1A 2-3552 * * * WILSON MAIER E't#*F or th* Pe. • B N>w *ad Ua«d Punulnrs 15— AKlICLEei W ANTED Plumbing — Kreskr HeaLag \ It K E Y SE E CULLEN 311 E. First Et. Ph FA 2-6«23 For e n jo y a b l e re a d in g M. G. HODGES A 2-2391 Lovely 3 BR. 1 tile bath home -'n W-ANTED— All kinds of sersp ma­ 110 N. Park Av* nicely landscaped lot, 7 3 * 1 2 5 ' D on't H itt Bendce on A1I Water Pumps— terial Zuckerman Salvage Yard CB construction with terras jo W ells DrJled — Pumps I’ h"ne FA 2 2691 A R ra l I n v e $ lm e n ' $ S A V K $ floor,, carport*, utility room Panla Rnsd Phone FA 2 6037 LAKE FRONT \CREAGF, ar.d electric kitchen $14.700 Furnilure and Apptiancw Over 3,50<) 'ret o f i,k# ftmitage "n ,ill buy it, and nn’ y $71 65 per Wanted in Buy— t ;sd m n o in CLARK guutl condition. FA 2 1513. New A U*ed large lake. Heady for dev*. |»emonth ifte r reasonable down Plumbing H*slln* A- fcupelr Co. m.ent. Country rn*d a rcu s 28 PA Hi OKb payment. Doubly sue* for Navy* J — tr-n tritting k Her sir* m inute, from Ssniord Th * !» fam ily with b is*, school, and *519 Orlaadn Dr Ph FA 2-2374 an excellent buy it $12-19u"0. park neerby Immediate posses­ Newr Open at ; 00 A. M 303-09 F n t Firit FA 2 0953 HJihs-sv 17-92 South Ssnford Term ,. * HAKKl KI TH BEAU TI NOOK sion. U*. H ••Biir St*mp*r 105 £. Dak Av*. FA 2 5742 PLUMBING ttrallnr A ln-ur<t Contra-t and Repair W rk I*— FF.MALt HF l l ' WANTED Aas-.c. G u v Allen. G tetih ri Hill. Free Estimates Arle Price. E 'e r e v Harper H E STENfc lB O il R I« HARVEY ‘ ' fF»17 Local tvneem haa cperfing fer se112■ N. :kW America's Beil Quality Phone FA 2-4991 Ragutered Broker cra’ ary — raceptionist. W rit* 204 S iaford A ve. Phone FA 2 -lsi3 American-Olean Tile B. * 43 c o Sanford Herald, giv­ I F IT IS R E A L E S T A T E " i a *V ‘ P*rk Phone FA ■I- y iA .X i HKIOICK ing age, txperiente, am! qualifiZ story 4 bedroom house on cor­ oak Criiinlev a. Muntelth c a ’ i-sna. ner lot. Within 3 block* down­ n 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-4643 " I t.ND T l SIN G A III PAIRING W I HAKJ1UN town busmc.va section. Will Its— MALF HELP WAMKD Owner muj". sell nearly new make a nice home for a large Ph. FA 2-4i23 A fter 5:00 pm . nvaacrjry furnished homo near famslv or good apartment house Msn to set i i bonded repreien’ a- ;v-lt.i.tA.TKiCAL afi(V H rBa~" ht-sjkial. l.ota o f shade, phu.-.e llve for the Ftng*i Se vintT M iePa. FA 2 2358 F a 2-4943. hire 1 1). in San/urd. W ntc (or Electrical Contra-dins *1- — ■ -»•— —””—“ rfe'ailv in Singer Sewing MxrH-vijie W in n s and Krpalra Furrdrt.el in.'omo hum:, d o ,a in. Tfli* is a pass in the Ku* theatre - cltMiifu lor Mrs. Maxine Thompson. hins Co-, 2420 E. Colonial. O r­ Orlando U *y . So. FA 2-1332 RAN D A L I, ELECTRIC CO. Guod haaineaa location. By own­ Ac* • s*ltvag K*odtln*(. Exp. data Jam 19, 4953. lando. 112 Magnolia Dial FA 2 0916 er. Pis. FA 2-43-45, 60$ W, 1st See Ray Herron For f 195B— P o j f * Newspaper Cards of Thanka are accepted aa aoelaUy correct Emily Post, tha noted authority on etiquette, feels they m m many good uses. There i* no prescribed farm for ■ Card of Thanks. It can be aa brief or aa detailed aa * ou desire Whan the occaiton comet you will Bod a aymeatheticaily understanding member et our sta ff to 1 assist you. Job ••iri'ed full *ime maid, *23 CO ROLL-CW’ AY, Hospital and Baby a week. FA 2-350« v n t f . n . . . ... ,M ln to a;* as bended represemaIt will Bmger S eein g M a c you U y .'o p e n ^ E ^ i t e n i 3 S u a d fs V n I hme Co in ijn fr r d . 3* rite for d etiib to Singer Machine Co.. EASTBIDE TRAILER b a l e s n429 E. Colonial A re., Urlando. Palatka, FU. 10, be mall«d. rooms -581 Grandview Ph. FA 2-237! Ger.sral repairs, g ir s g e added, Fvr*h. enclosures and Berryhill Painting Cnntrtetnt painting. FA 2-1S37. Ltiemed — Boniled — Union Elderly man to make himrelf use­ Fre* Estimatei — Compare nur Trices FA 2-2287 after 6:00 ful for room 4 board. 1’hone FA 2-2337. 27 —■N O TICLS-PIR3Q N A LB i t — AiealMi r Ss’ iifl'UK f L N l i ILet J lu . THE CARD OF THANKS W ANTED — MEN AND W O ­ .3 A— BUILDING-REPAIRSMEN, to »• " Hospitalisation. AINTING LIVE BAIT Accident and L-Je Insurtnee. full I ■ ■“ Fleming's Red k W hite Grocery sandinr end finishing or part tna*. No collecting, FLOOR Mlaaouri Mlnaowt J dot. |] M Cleaning, w a x i n g . Sen-in g Write to Richmond U fa Ins. Co Pop-Gut* Mlaaowe dot. 931 emmeli County line# 1923. Inc.. 2324 Nebraska Avenue. P. —'Worm*— II. M- Gltascn, Lake Mary __O.JEox 1ST. Tampa, F l a . _____ Phene: F A 2-H M For Painting eiU Mr. Tasker. Pb i l - W Q R K W ANTED Open Sevan Days a Weak Maid or h-usew srk. 1701 RoosS' l* Ave.. F A 2-1402 F rL Vtry often • Card of Thanks In Th* Sanford Herald meets s need which la difficult to fill Ui any ether «iy Not on«y u tt a graeiout expreaaina e f gisutude to these who have sent floral tributes but also courteously acknowledges the service! end kind­ nesses of the many to whoa • personal note ef thanka cannot well Permanent resident deitres p -iitins as strnographer, secretarybookkeeper. cr general office work lh years euperitnee. Call Remodeling — E erooling — ReFISH ERS N URSERY FA 2-4655 siding — Materials — ContrarCitrus — Plants — Pea* trors — financing. Cor. Magnolia k Onora FA 2-4635 Will keep children by day or week ThD B lK N E T T Fh. FA 2-P3S2. A (Poultry) Sleeping room*, TV. Th* G ib'.s:, 401 Magnolia Av*., FA 2-87.0 er. Mui* appliance*, sslas WANTED ANTED — Meat wrarper. vm M ui' FRIGIDAIRJC and aervit* G H High. Oviedo b* ixperisnced. Apeh- Tip Tsp Fie. Phon* FO 3-3315 or San­ Super Mark**. Sinfoird A 'e at Super ford FA 2-o6o3 after 6 p.m. 4th at. N o phone calls. S ^ M lsC E L L A N iO L ’ e 15 ARTICLES WANTED 14 PLACE8 to EAT Locations i f BEAUTI PARLOHS South Ptneeroet — Sanford II FEMALE HELP WANTED Whispering Oake — Titumil* II MALE HELP WANTED » MALE «r FEMALE ,. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST FHA In lervioa and FHA (inane f l WORK WANTED T h e * FA 2 - i m lag available. 15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES F o r dependable Service 3U MONET to LOAN ITsmser o f FVrtst We can qualify you for one of Telegraphy Delivery Aaao. tl SPECIAL SERVICES thee* hornet la 30 nlnutM. You HA ROOFING k PLUMBING can atart enjoying the boat! II — OFFICE EQUIPMENT 34 PIANO SERVICES while we proceaa too paper*. 31 ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS Hajm.es Office Machine Co . T T i ­ M INSURANCE e r Iteri. adding miehinei, silejDeveloped by Tt NOTICES-PERSONAIS Rentala, 314 Mag. FA 2-0462. IS ARTICLES for SALE odham a *lt FURNTTUME * HOUSEHOLD 11—AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS TUDOR, Inc. i — f o R Ke n ! Sl|i B ia tfir ft f r r a l h N O i» {? ;7 y m n M in .M A L E or FEM ALE LMMED1ATE POSSESSION! WOOI SLY D A IL Y 1 4 • 19 12 15 14 14 17 16 19 21. 23 26 CRO SSW O RD ACROSS Medieval 'taael Book cUapa Painful spot Look for­ ward lo Matting fiber Snapping beetla Attribute C om pile point labbr I stuiie not* Her* (Fr I Solar disk Tender of flocks Pronoun A spring UlStUU I-H1UXJ 22 B r er- F ia u n ti uciUL'H UUiZU DU dilut'd *1* I5IIJI It) HU SI u u 22 Atti­ tudin­ uia u u u t i . 'u u idllMU l-JOh ised nsianPE3ia:H:-r-(i;i 23 Shriek U llU il n u aaisH -in 24 Gang­ ster I 42) nna uuim r-jnnun hbuji 23 Half scd'iujir 'j :-4u : im ems | u a iik 29 Germa­ ■ Ytilsr4t)‘» Aasote nium iijui ) 34. Girl a M m * 39 Ests 37, Wmd 33 Bwna noisily (dial i canton 33 Pitiless 49 Part ef an 31 Questions welt 3 C a rn rii wheel 4. Jitters (slang) 5. Pin fer a '»h t«l 6 Resort 7 Cherished animal I Stage setting 9 Wound mark 11 Tendencies 13 Ethereal fluid 19 Exclama. lien ' T“ * ( S5V V 8 1 * ■■ V/a TS~ 27 Affirmative vetes Ma r ) 26 U 6 legisla. tiv* body 31. Flo-v er 32 Lamprey 33 Continent labbr > 33 Man s nick­ name 36 kidnaps 36 Grsduaiei of a collet* 41 Chessman 42 Belonging to rodent rr— • T“ T” 71" 11a Ti % TT TT , ‘ 77~ p Ln7T r & ul 3T family -- Aa T- 41 Fasteners 44 M teiurei of distanc* 43 Cunning DOWN 1 L a iio-tjy * knot 2 Man's name ¥ -T ” % ~ TT" 17* 33“ ¥ 1*10 DICK MAPES S Y ou r M "a y O nf O living T In th fie H ! rommemlahle hrmif*. nnl far from fit a, liul removed Ironi u in g u tio n and noise. Each linme is located mi lake front lot. k SEE LITTLE VENICE and you 11 stay In LIVE! $700.00 Down A. K. Shoemaker, Jr. Duly 2 homes* !* ft: $1000 DOWN S75.00 MONTHLY One T Bedroom. 1 R ilh On? 3 Bedroom, 2 Cath f io illh ll PINECREST Mather of Sanford Slenslrom Realty Ceramic Tile |Oc Each Paul F. Mueller & Son ruTUcCCImn C.>pln?CwjJ5 J v U Cwewn* H. Cryi'J* Drle* A Lak* Msrjr Bird. Fh rn» FA 2-4391 «r PhiM FA 2-J9II i f tor T S « - �•- V Pinecresf Revival Attracting Crowds A I f t | i 1A—M Crow members of Heavy Attack Tba revival at tfi# Plneereat Squadron Eleven (VAH-11) yester­ Baptist Church la attracting great day listened to a lecture by Mayo despite the weather, ae- J. Bloomfield, a field engineer for to Rev. Joe Courson. the Sperry Gyroscope Company (Divi­ pastor. Overflow crowds are ex sion of Sperry Rand Corporation). pected for the eloslng services to­ Bloomfield explained the operation night, tomorrow night and Sunday. of the auto-pilot In the Douglas Tonight's service srill feature a AID "Sky Warrior". big "Youth Rally” with the teen­ This lectura was part of a con­ agers of this area aa special honor tinuous eycle of training that ■ guests. A free party will be given Heavy Attack Squadron undergoes at tha elose of the service for all In order to stay at peak proficiency young people. Dr. E. J. Daniels, in eombat readiness. who has been conducting the re­ In VAH-11 this training la co­ vival this week, will dramatise the ordinated by Lcdr. Crumpton Far­ etory of Samson and Delilah, hla rell, USN. He direct* the manifold subject will be "In Love With and training program that encompasses Married to the Wrong Woman." In the many Items a modern Jet announcing the special tarmon, bomber crew la required to know: Rev. Lowell Leistner, the revival navigation, weapons, aircraft sys­ song leader, said last night; tems, target study, weather, engi­ ONE OP THE GROUPS attending Sympho lie Radio and Electron!® Corp.'s first na­ "Parents and youryf people alike neering, mathematics, geography tions] sales and distributors convention nt the Mayfair Inn here. (Staff Photo) here thanked Dr. Daniels for tha and a multitude of associated sub­ plain things he say* In this mass­ ject*. age. He deali srlth the moral, so­ Bloomfield spoke on new part cial and sex problems facing the of the many complex ayatemi In youth of our day. Literally thou­ an A3D aircraft. In describing to (Continued from I'age 1) sands of young people have been the crew members the operation Week" badgea again to all am* saved from ruined lives a* a re­ of the.Sperry auto-pilot, Bloom­ pleyea of the bank and called their sult of this menage. All ages field pointed out possible msl-funeattention to the value of the event. Officer* for 19M will be Install­ ahould hear It tonight." tion* and how they may he correct­ Enilgn Anthony “ We ahould all be eooicloui o{ ------. Down*. Air . . . In. A color movie on the Hfa of ed. He further described how to Courtesy Week every day of the telllgenee Officer of Heavy Attack ed at the morning service Sunday Squadron Eleven, baaed at San­ at the Lutheran Church of The Christ will be shown at T;I3 to- maintain the Intricate components year,” he said. ford Naval Air Station, la the au­ Redeemer. night. Just preceding the beglnn- of the automatic pilot *‘We will not announce the names Intf m . „ n if mmm*e1AM T'I s a hu pen i f u e o nl thor of a book recently puhllihed Ing of athe song service. t The CSperry gyro-pilot controls Elected at the church's annual 4 t the secret committees and their by Harper and Brother* entitled meeting last night were: J. Marion "After Death — Where end tha aircraft In automatic flight by ■embers," McNulty said raster- "An Economic Theory of Demo­ Harman Sr., president; Jerry Sen- What?" will be the theme for the furnishing simultaneous signals to gay. "However," be commented, cracy” . karlk, vie# president; Joe Sen- sermon Saturday night. Dr. Dan­ the auto pilot and a gyro compass “ we will know on what bails the karlk, aecretary; Marvin Page, iels has promised to answer such repeater. It can accomplish co­ A native of Park rtlilgc, Illinois, I n winners will be chosen a* each ordinated turns, clinfbs, dives, to m t committee chairman makes Enaign Downs gratudsted from treasurer; John Senkarik financial questions as, "Where doe* the Carlton College, Northfleld, Minn. aecretary; and James Ekcrn, soul go at the death of the body?*’ climbing turns and diving turns. Us or her report.” "Do the dead gn at once Into con­ Once airborne, the pitot has only to In 1031, where he received hla building fund treasurer. One waitress downtown yester- Bachelor of Art* degree in politi­ scious torment or happiness?" initiate a signal to the gyro pilot, 4#y said "I am courteous avery cal theory. At Stanford Unlverilty Annual reports from all com­ "Do the dead retain their Iden­ and It will maintain without mittees of the ehureh were heard gay but Courtesy Week helps all he received hla Matters degree and last night pointing out the con­ tity?” "Will we know each other change the altitude and heading •( ua to reallre what It means and hia Doctorate In Economics. tinuing "growth of the church” beyond the grave?" "Can we com­ of the aircraft that the pilot de­ that customers are aware of our municate with the dead?" "Do sires. la long range missions this Ensign Anthony Down*, whose In thli area. attitudes." Committee Chairmen, the presi­ the dead know what Is hsppenlng affords the pilot with a few mom­ book, “ An Economic Theory of Florida Courtesy Week will be Democracy” will be available this dent announced, would he appoint on earth?" These and many other enta of relaxation. extended throughout the year, Gov­ fall, states that hla bonk proposri: ed pTior to the neat meeting of questions will he answered. ernor LeRoy Collins said when he 1. To advance a decision—making the church officers and voters "The Crucifixion of Christ" will ■igned the proclamation setting a- rula which explain* government assembly of the congregation. be depicted In a color movie at side the week of Jan. g-12 as behavior In the economy but does T:!S p. m. It la said to be the •Courtesy Weak". greatest movl* ever produced on no. raly on assumptions inconsis­ the death of Chrlit. "Ymir life tent with theories of private econ­ will never be ihe same again af­ omic action; 1. to show that poli­ ter ynu see this movie on the suf­ tical behavior often considered ir­ Douhle postcards have been mail­ ferings of uur Saviour on Calvsry," rational Is in fact an intelligent re­ ed to every registered voter whose declared the evangelist In an­ sponse to the economic conditions; name la on the hooka In Seminole An application has been made to nouncing the film. and 3. to show that economic County. It Is not necessary to come The revival will close with Ihree _______ theory and political theory are de­ Ihe Department of the Army by to the Chamber of Commerce to reThe feast of Lights at Holy Cross pendent upon each other Insofar Florid* Power and Light Company hig services on Sunday. A Sunday reglstre unless, the card is not re­ Episcopal Church last .Sunday was as they deal with government be­ for a permit to construct an aerial School rally has been planned for turned before January 31, an­ •Hmaiod at the social hour which havior, and that attempts to treat i-lrrtric transmission line across 9:<3 a. m. A record attendance la nounced Mrs. Camilla Bruce, Sup­ followed hy the cutting of the Epi­ them separately are bound to fail. the St. Johns Hlver near the At- expected in the Sunday School. At ervisor of Registration. Described by advance readers iantlc Coast Line Railroad bridge 11 a. m. an "Every Member Roll phany Cake. A ring la hidden In the According to Mrs. Bruce, a num­ •tke and the finder and hla spouse as a “ piledrivrr of a book in poli­ Just west of Lake Monroe In Semi­ Check” service will be conducted ber of Seminole County residents nole and Volusia Counties, at which time every member of become tradllir,natty the official tical science" and as a "very rare The top of the highest pole, ac­ the Plnecrest Church is asked to think It necessary to register In host and hostess for the church trail-ldiilng work that should make person iow. If the card Is not re­ a deep Impact for years to come", cording tn the application, would be present. The attendance or ab­ ceived within ten days, the regis­ lor the coming year. bo about 80 feet shove mean high sence of each member will he re­ The Epiphany ring was found this new Harper volume has been water ami minimum vertirle clear­ tration officers should be notified. gistered. Dr. Daniels will deliver last Sunday night by a Navy man, cited as "the first attempt to meet ance at the channel under the low­ his "Surprise Sermon." He says. Kenneth Tnrhelt. He and his wile with substantial success in organ­ est wire would he 49 feet shove the “ I’ll he surprised If you ar* not Jan. and two boys, Bandy and ising much of political science into high water level. surprised at Ihe surprise in this Kenneth, live 2403 Willow Ave. one formal theoretical system.” Plans for this work, according surprise sermon." A condensed version of his work The Torbetti will appear at all to the public announcement, may The final service Sunday night •oelal functions of the Episcopal is being published as an article, be seen at the office of the Uls- will .cature a movie on the "ReRntarlans, at their regular week­ "An Economic Theory of Political Church during the coming year to fold Engineer. Corps of Engineers. surrectlon of Christ” and a mess­ ly meeting Monday noon, at the Action in a Democracy," in the Welcome member* of the parish 3773 Riverside Ave. In Jackson­ age on 'Gambling With Destiny". Yacht Club, will vlaw a short film. Journal of Political Economy, to be ville. •nd their friends. Thl* message was awarded the "Operation* 3 M: Men, Mall and published by the University of There will be no public hearing firil prise In a world wide aermun Marhlnei" which should bring Hit* cutting of (he cake followed on lhc pplicatlon. However, pro- contest in which 247 minister* them up to date on some of the a beautiful pageant by the Young * .. . , . Ensign Down, I. married to the People, Service League In the Ensign tests based on effects on public from II nation* auhmitted sermons problems confronting the U. S former Miss Kay Watson who wai church. Aa the congregation left navigation should be addressed to The evangelist has promised to Post -Office Dept, and Ita local a follow graduate student at Stan­ the District Engineer, Corps of diacusa Satan's loaded dice and to branch, according to Postmaster the church each member carried University and is alio from Engineers, JscksonvIIle In time to name the biggest gambler in Semi­ Joel Field. a candle and aftrr receiving a ford l’ ark Ridge, 111. Ensign and Mrs. be receivrd on or before Jan. 29. nole County. 0 line from one held at the door, Appearing nn the program with Downs now reside in Longwoud. proceeded single file to the parish Field will be the Ass't Postmaster, house, singing. The service is one collected one win and four seconds. Hkrold Appleby, the Supt. of Malls, Fresh water lake* constitute 01 the loveliest of the church year Bowie Circus hasn't scored a vie- D. V. (Dick) McLaulln and Clyde mure than aix per cent of tht total tn Lhc Episcopal Church. lory, but has bagged three seconds I’ forcy, of whom it I* said "he area of Canada. In six trie*. knows practically everybody who A pair of Circus City Banch Other star* In the main event Kel* ” >*11 at a posloffice box .nd greyhound* who specialise in fin­ tonight includ* Ed's Deacon Jones, the number of that box." ishing second arc among the According to Charlie Morrison, standout* ready to go in the fea­ track champ, last year, and Bono program chairman for the day, 4 IIAIII Ml A racing "douhlrheader” la on aueiiM T « v Ut >H tured ninth race tonight at the ISIS* lA.vHHlU A l l - * ' rll- 0 * 1 AL A1I.min* tap tomorrow with a marine* set there will be an open forum Hit %. Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. us b a s s m in i ' 1,,fci * ' * II.i l. tnii.lt ;ti. IWT for 2 p. m. and a night card sche­ cussion with a question and an­ a i m s . H i m . »»* u i e i '* .» » o ' in . M kill, kit Pat's Shadow and Bowie Circus swer period that should give the f i l l . .1 *1 1 1 .H • > M W - S U ' . I . Ill ‘ duled for 8:10 p. m. in .it »M~TIUJI U ll« have only one win between them, H I S S S ' I I « » | . | . * . U II * I u *; ». t U I I * . ' ‘ ' ' I >1 cluh members a close view of the s , ». i i A i m . u s u i t " . * but they have been elose to the growth of the post office depart­ The apeed of sound Increaae* as ment which, for many years, has t u n i s u n c u w in o m .r been. !" “ *“.'.‘i T »***' ' * >*“ * t *' it;si'»| | | * top In practically every start aud t u s Item* ia pro.sw ol collation ----------- 11 against fast opposition the temperature of the air inereaa- been handicapped hy a shortage Uall*1. Dial** Uoeenmieat obllgalloai, dlieet » B<* . , sst sn si In seven tries, Pat'* Shadow has ei of men, material* and finance*. IV Vena ttl.Vfel till ijw, llul*-. »***• --- ——T f l.-e.lara] #1u« k ol » wori>-i*'« •lUCiiA |IllllkJiJ ‘ M* __ 1*000 Ho Id-iLlkfcjl*—• Its-el*. Courtesy 1 f I VAH-11 Crow Hears Lecture Yesterday On Auto-Pilot Ensign Author Of Book Written On Democracy Lutherans Will Install Officers For *58 Sunday O t MRS. RUTH SCOTT AND MRS. CATHERINE RAY. nt the Sanford Atlnntlc National Bank, boost Courtesy Week by placing a a.reamer on one of tha bank's check coun­ ter*. M (Staff Photo) f Voters Need Not Re-Register A tC . Of Commerce FP&L Seeks Permit To Build Line Across St. Johns Feast Of Lights Observed Sunday By Episcopalians Vraforl f m B J u l *10, Rotations To See Film Next Monday 4 ENSItlN ANTHONY DOWNS. Air Intollipe it Officer of VAH-11, autographs his book, "An Economic Theory of Democracy" rcce ly published by Harper and Brothers, for Mrs. Catherine M. Stowell, librarian, at NAi Sanford. (Official USN Photo) Scout Troop Plans Three-Day Outing General Insurance Troop 141 of the Boy Scout* of America, sponsored hy the Elk’ s Club, held It* first meeting of the new year at th« National Guard Armory recently. riani were made for a threeday outing beginning Jan. 17 to be held at Camp Ashe. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 4 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2 -H 't H. JAMES (JUT JAMES B. GUT 4 SO K C Ninth Race To Be Feature Legal Notice a .... — lmiia tula d u m • iinclu*ll®« u*r •«! |*4ii k tl& tu r« » IK J it r 71.111 M u*®rdr*iu»* lin .llllt —- — ~ „ 1UI Ale AM h.lii — I tt U S M U.41103 IMIMto.nj 1. 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Frealar ^“ •r" kafara ase this dth dap ad JUaaarr I*** A Shipment of Beautiful 12 w a y s n o w fo r e ffo r tlo s s h a n d lin g ,'? m a tch le ss resp on se, in a fa m ily -b ig ca r! At I f ^ i r r v '^ t i T d n vero w,, nt, . ,ul K ^ r d C s m iT " ^ ^ ti*D riv# K eyn uard C on trol, now C ool-1 ow er cn - (IP to 3410 h p ), coaler sUtorin,. bif * w lf-« d Jlutlng brakms. effortfom, h a n d lin g *n , th rtdc. Y n u '.l find a d o J l now advance*. D riv e M e rcu ry now I Rtf. 1.2S per can NOW per can Thru. F#b. 28th OPEN 7:30 i.m. to 7:00 p.m. (except on Friday A Saturday) Nighl# nnlit 9:00 p.m. January 11, 17, IS. J M. THS ■ hJUfVCN SNOW.* s - i-i. 1.00 to 9:00 p m. ffoatlfwi \\ DBO Chsnnel I Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe 10 Naiarr l*«aile. a*eia ed STertA* at larea^SdVs*m*rnleatea7 aaplraa AMKttl 14, IMA* kf NkiUiAl lyiM # C*rp«#44J«^ • Bracelets • Earrings p • Necklaces SALE PRICE 4 # W * each or 2 for $|.0O CASHEW BRITTLE ALLIGATOR SHOES i COSTUME JEWELRY Vacuum Tinned WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ih c t io h Rtpori aa of Paeemb.r II. list ef AiUntle Trust Cempaar. dAeaaoaauia, riariite, wfelab Is affiliated with tha Sanford Atlanta* National tianx, t s n lu d slorlda. Chartar ism tiir l l l l l . V a it n l Haearve i One Table ti .ti.ono ua ------Itt. ATI 4 I m, * t o Y a i . Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe JANUARY SALE — Ill Ml IA ACCOUNT* nurioua ---------- —— ............ — • -------- —Untliv UinU £rollU — ......... .........— . l SOU TH O F 8A N rO R D T E m p I# 1 -9631 ON H W T . 1 T -9 I HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, Inc. 100 X. Palmetto Av#. Ph. FA 2-1881 t �Johnson Deplores 'Half-Measures In Nations Missile Programs WASHINGTON (U P) - Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson today deplored “ Half* leisures'* employed In the na­ tion's missile programs and said those responsible must explain. Johnson, chairman of the Senate preparedness subcommittee, said:, “This will require considerable fads to coma up with a “bold, workable program.-’ “ According to the sworn test!- explanation." mony of the men responsible fo r ' House Speaker Sam Rayburn The preparedness subcommittee producing missiles, we are neither said the Democratic • controlled made public testimony In which doing nor planning to Ho every- Congress will o (/c r its own pro­ Lt. Cen. James M. Gavin, who la thing that can and should be gram for meeting Russia's space- quitting as 'head of Army re­ age threat if President Eisenhow. search, said the President's new done. Weather uoudy with occasional rain today •nd tonight clearing Tuesday and er by night. ■ VOL. X U X Established 1909 “ no slgn ifl- . min of the Radio Corp. of Amiri-, man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, view" of missiles and U. S. de­ hade lor as. was a mamber of a Defanae | scheduled to testify ■* * fenses. Besides McElroy the House group planned to hear to* Army research on missiles. Department reorganisation board j ''^ o w M l . '^ t h . 0" Houm Ar'mcd day from Deputy Defense Secre* The subcommittee resumed Ms ■In 1956. r.e is currently a member |Services Committee called on De- tary Donald A. Quarles; William hearing* today and called Brig, of the panel financed by the Bock !frnl( Secretary Neil II. McElroy M. H oliday, Defense Department Gen. David larnoff to testify la I earlier brothers fund. t0 testify behind closed doors In director of guided missiles; and open session. Sansotf. hoard chair-1 Gen. Nathan F. Twining, ehilr->launching its own “ complete re­ Twining. budget would carry cant'* Increase In Shop and Save H a n fo rd SferaUt AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER MONDAY. JANUARY 13. 1958 SANFORD, FLORIDA, In Sanford * NO. 174 United Press Leased Wire 1959 Space A g e Bv: 'get Calls For $73.9 Bi. .on CONSTABLE J. Q. GALLOWAY Is shown t ilkingr with driver of n wrecked car. Melvin Lyle Wesler. 2ft. nnd the Navy Shore Patr >1, ns he investigates a Saturday afternoon accident south of Sanford near Elder Spri igs. Two men were injured and the c ir was declared a total loss. (Staff Photo) Meeting Set To Protest }E ngineers C a n a l Report --------------- A meeting is planned for th* ihiunty Chamber of Com merce immediate future to study next said today that the meeting will steps to be taken in the p rotest' be held In Sanford. against the “ unfavorable" en“ Hundreds o f phono calls are ginrers report. on the Sanford- pouring Into my o ffic e ," said Titusville Canal released last week Krider, “ and every body Is m ad." Krnli-r revealed that the calls in Atlanta, Ga. John Krider. chairman of the are from every section of th. i Florida Waterways Committee stale and from many points out­ aid manager of the Seminole side of the state. "T h ey're from ..A im ; tu .a m p .i and Jickson ' With only »1* day* befote u e ville," hr said. Sanford Boat and Ski Club spon"The Mississippi Valley Asso­ aora a alx-class hydroplane and ciation Is am ated at the report runabout regatta which will fea­ and is willing to help In the ture the nation's top spccdbo.v bailie in Washington," Krider re­ drivers and many world recordvealed this morning holders. the local club has moved He also said that the Atlantic Into high gear with final preparaGulf Introcoaual Waterways Asso­ tiona that will bring Sanfdrd na­ ciation, headed by Adm . H. 5. t i o n a l publicity that could rot be Duckworth, has already agreed to bought with money. meet with us to discuss Immediate Last year the local club had Two Navy men were Injured steps necessary to combat the un­ an estimated crowd o f 10,000 spec­ Saturday afternoon on th . Old favorable report. tators lining the shores of Lake Orlando Highway when an auto­ “ Everyone is rallying around Monroe as the event got under­ mobile went out of control throw­ the efforts to reverse the decision way. ing one man out and rolling over made by the Army Corps of En­ "W e had a whale of a crowd,“ him. gineers," Krider said. Sk i Club Commodoro Dr. A. W. Melvin Lyle Welser, 20, attach­ Might now, explained Krider, Woodall said, and ho added “ We ed to VA1M1 at Sanford NAS, we need som e time to study the will be prepared for aucli a crowd apparently lost control o f his csr full text of the report in Jackson­ vslien he rounded a eurvr at Eider ville to sec what was left out of y ^ W o o d a li " pointed out that the »■ * cur\e « Sanford site ha. been a favorite Springs, turned over iw iee and the report which might make it of th. d riv er, that r .e rd the wa- « " > « *» « *«°P « *l unfavorable. “ II we don't have time to com ­ ter. last year In the (ace of high winds and rough waves that cost ("n -m h le J. Q. Slim Gallo­ plete our reports and gather the on . racing hydroplane. The A m c ,e c l(,,n ‘ information necessary to reverse rte.n Pow er Boat Association, the " o m ^ a drlvinJ th. present report, then we will have to ask for extended tim e," club that ainctions the Grapefruit toward the berserk csr, was fore- Krider said. <d to leave th . highway to keep “ Right now wc need professional c . l club about staging a second (n m b„ help to study this thing and, of rJ.r.?.- * » „ 11 .. i t i The two navy men hurt, also course, w e're going to depend m "Vie felt we couldn t hold an. . n .,.i -------------- — - - r — ^thar r a c . last y e a r ," Woodall da- V mh I I who ‘ lirgfljr on Co1' Herbcrt C «« of dared, “ but the confidence in sis 3: M' ,* m ®“ ®f West Palm Beach," the Florida gave u* the opportunity of mak- ,he *^ * * ' f d Waterway* Committee chairman r . . , li i over him. Itwas reported that he .-i,. ing our race this year In the mi l ff , frnm llC r£ tion, 0, „ 1P J die of the tourist season." ...... ............. . A meeting sill he c jlle d here , , , head and internal injuries; and to which all ot Ihe interested peorhe array of nam e, to come 10 ^ ^ ^ U ccr#. hanford next Sunday (or the re „ 0f the head and pos.lble In- pie will be invited in order that g .tta is almost staggering. From { , rjM Th ^ e r was un- we might discuss fully the pro­ blems that we have before u s," all over the nation Sanford will |nj,irfd be drawing the tops In the hydrol ol^ tab,e Ga|,o w ly „ , d lh l. lhe Krnl^r commented, aqd he added, “ the date of the meeting will de­ plane -sutboard racing world. ear would he declared a total loss. termine largely on what we get “ We arc very proud to sponsor V * ch ®r« cd ',u h rpfk' through our "study of the complete •she r a c e s," Woodall said. „. . . . , - less driving. jrn i-u ior the me races rices begin nr^tri | The Th# lc 21 cid e n l 0CClured , t iboul text of the report." Warm u p i, for In the meantime, Congressman at U;30, with the first haat sche-1 (Continued «o Pag* I) rtu’ .-d for 1 p. m. Big Crowd Expected To See Outboard Regatta Sunday 2 Navy Men Injured in Aulo Accident Saturday Afternoon WASHINGTON (L T ) P resident' Eisenhower sent to Congress to­ day a space age budget calling for record peacetime spending of 73 9 billion dollars. Much of It Is to meet Russia's challenge. lie ruled out a general tax eutor increase. But he urged in­ creases in postal rates Including a hike to five cents for out-of-town regular letters. The budget submitted today was for fiscal year 191.9, which begins July 1 this year. The President said the “ grow ­ ing danger” of Russian progress in missiles, coupled with Soviet rejection o f workngi* disarm a­ ment. demanded the big spend­ ing. The United States must show determination to remain “ sturdy . . In the many strengths that keep the peace," he said. He put “ priority of national se­ curity over lesser needs’* In both civilian and military programs. He proposed sharply stepped up spending for longer-range missiles, nuclear armed or powered ships, science and education. He advocated curtailment, revL sion nr elimination of Chilian pro grams, such as flood control, fa rm * '” • housing and financial aid to state*. But he conceded such aav Inga would amount to only 600 m il­ lion dollars In fiscal 1959 even if Congress went along. He refused to put any monay ! Group Of State Investors Form Utility Corporation William 8. Gregory, Jackson­ ville construction and financial consultant, today was named head of a group of South Florida Investors who have formed a multi-million dollar utility corporatlon, It was announced hv Hubert Clay KIme, Palm Beach attorney for th. Rroup. Aim of the new company, ac­ cording to Gregory. Is to locate and aid private utilities in Flori­ da that need financial assistance, and to construct and manage water, sewage and ga* utilities In newly developed areas through out the state. Construction of the com pany's first utility i, In the Sanford area, where a million dollar water, sewage and gas plant starts In ilatv days on property acquired in Seminole County. "There is a need for private utility companies In many areas of the slate so that undeveloped communities may he helped to grow ," Gregory said. "The investment of millions of dollars by Inland stockholders In such utility companies will make it possible for undeveloped sec lions to attract builders, h.iute owners and industries.” Additional Local News On Page 8 in th* budget for starting any new reclamation, flood control or navigation projects. Small Surplus Seen , Counting on early reversal of the downward econom ic trend, the President estimated federal bud­ get receipts tn fiscal 1959 at 74 4 billion dollars. Thl* would give a prrcarloua surplus of SOO million dollars. An originally estimated surplus of 18 billion dollars for this fis­ cal year was revised to a 400 mil­ lion dollar deficit because of In­ creased defense spending and be­ cause the recent slowdown In busi­ ness reduce* tax revenues. lie said he will ask Congress for another temporary increase In the debt ceiling nf 275 billion dollars. In soma recent years. Congress has granted a temporary increase of as much as six billion dollars. The deist now exceeds 275 billion dollars. A total of 47.1 billion dollars, St per cent of th . budget, was allot­ ted for “ protection"— national se­ THE MOST AMAZING OVEN ever demonstrated, naitl curity and foreign aid. This was Mis.g Tolly Murmy (right) ns she shows J. T. Maggerly, an Increase of 900 million dollars of Haggerty Appliance Center how water Is hcateil in 15 over 1959 dccontis. Tho oven is on display today at the formal alien­ Reflects N r * Age (Staff Thoto) The budget reflected "the swift­ ing of Haggerty Appliance Center. ly moving character of the tim e" wlu-n the world Is moving Into the space age with science and tech­ nology almost daily opening "w holly new vistas to all man­ kind." the President said. “ I feel confident that this bud­ get. expresses ihe way in which the American people will want to Hot dogs rooked In 30 aecondal down on dishwashing.” rcipond to the promises and dan­ Ami that’s In a bun, with mustard You see, she explained, w* do gers of the dawning age of space and wrapped In waxed paper. not uso metal utensils In the conqueat,” h« said. "N ew dimen­ Apples that are not discolored, electronic rang* sion* must bo added to our de­ not shriveled, and with their (rcth Wnsllnghous* because metal* reflect heat. “ So fenses, and outmoded activities i flav or, baked in IW aecondal must be discarded." we use paper, glass, and china,” Breakfast bacon, crisp and tas­ Devotion of more of the national ty, cooked between paper towel* and .tilled smilingly, “ we cook effort “ to these compelling tasks." in the dishes In which the food flavor, baked in 90 seconds! he said, will mean limiting "our will b . served." Those are just a few of the (Continued on P ag. R) rooking revelations that Miss One of the most amaring revela­ Polly Murray of Miami, Florida, tions made t»y Miss Murray as the Home Economist for Westing- explained the us. o f th. electronic house, will dem onstrate to lad­ range was the fact that the freles at Baggcrly Appliance Center quency used in eooking Is as­ during open house this week. signed by the Federal Communi­ Miss Murray Is demonstrating cations Com m is.ion and is ,vt megacycles. “ Surprised?" H i. Sanford Seminole County the famous speed o-light cooking 2t50 Junior Chamber of Commerce, in a Westinghnuse electronic she asked. which maintains a rental list at range, a range (hat uses radio "I certainly am ,” the reporter th* Tourist Information Booth, micowavea to cook without heat replied, “ for now I know that Perk Ave. and Seminole Blvd., is and without mess and bother. when I tuna in these terribly high appealing to th os. who have T h . attractive home econnmlit. frequencies asid get a sizzling rooms or home* for rent so list arriving In Sanford last night, said •ound IPs bacon frying nr a roast them Immediately. that th* new d e m o n ic eooking cooking—the only thing that would M. L. Reborn Jr . president of appeals to women t » p ■ wav*. t>* an Improvement would be the the .Jaycees, said this morning "S p e e d ", she says Is one of the addition of o d o r " that there 1* a terrific demand for appealing fa cto r! “ and the othir Tba oven which Miss Murray rentala at the present time be­ is cl.a n lin rss.” will demonstrate will be on dis­ cause of th . new squadron mov­ “ Cooking In paper, for In­ play front 9 a. m. to 3 p. h i . at ing ui el Ihe Sanford Naval Air stan ce," Misa Murray said, “ I* Iliggerly Appliance Center all this Station most appealing because It cuts week. “ W* need listing on every type of rental rooms and homea,” said Itaborn, "and we would appre­ ciate it if those who have these facilities available would call ua at FA 2 JPtl or coma by in per­ son " sleeping room s, uofurniibsd houses, furnished homes, rental home* in need of repair, as a mat ler of fact, eny ty p . of rental properly lu house Navy people who are looking for placaa to stay. Kabo.-n said. When facilltie* ere ranted, howaver, Itaborn commented, " « s would appreciate a call telling ua that the room or home has b>»0 rented ” Commissioners Will Discuss Six Items At Tonight's Meet City Commissioners will get down to business n( th . city at th .lr first regular session after re­ organization last Tuesday when Merle Warner wa* rtecled Mayor. A 6-item agrnda faces the Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioners tonight with the possibili­ ty that other Items will bo thrown open for discussion when present­ ed from the Door or from Indivi­ dual commissioners. A public hearing will ho con­ ducted on the request to close and vacate Water St. west of Myr­ tle Ave. for a distance of approxi­ mately two thirds oi a block. Immediately following the heaN Ing an ordinance closing th . street will b . presented for Its first read­ ing. Harry Lee Jr. Is slated to dis­ cus* with the city the possibility of purchasing city-owned proper­ ty for the expansion o f Loo Plumbing and Heating Co. Possibilities that a nenr bus ranchise will bo granted cam * ntis the news when It was an­ nounced that the commission will disrusi th* bus problem In 3ar& (nvd. . The second reading nf an nrdS nance to prohibit tho sale of gaso­ line In glass conitincri will be beard tonight. Proposed plane to connect the city's sewer facilities to the se­ wer system planned for .Sunland Estates, south of Sanford, will he discussed by commissiuners to­ night. Speed-O-Light Cooking f To Be demonstrated JayceesSeeking Rental Listings For Info Booth Questions On Film Will Be Answered At Kiwanis Meet Members of the Sanford Kbvanle Club will learn mnre about tho Post Office Department nnd tho •Uiry of “ T h . Three Ms” when they s e . s film under that Hilo *t thrlr noon luncheon meeting Wednesday at the Yacht Club. Joel Field. Sanford Poitm xster, said that "the film Is tim e !/ hocauso of th* effort* o f the Post Office Department to mechanlzo Its operations In places Ilk. Sanfopl where a 40 year-old building Is being used." Several member* of fha Post Office staff wdl accompany Field to th . Wedneiday luncheon meet­ ing to answer questions following the film . CofC Directors To Hold Quarterly Dinner Tomorrow THE ATI-ANTIC COAST LINES Jacksonville District is the only district on the entire Coast Line Sy«lcm having a clear record in 1957 against chargeable personal iniuries to employes. The Jacksonville District Safety Committee for 1957 incudes: L. A. Anderson, chairman; J. II. Arnold, vice-chairman; and \V. 1. Crabtree, secretary. Shown in 1 - the picture are employes of the committee: (Left to right front row) W. \V. dray, H. V. Nelson Jr.. W. I. Crabtree, L. A. Anderion, J. II. Arnold, and II. D. Stanley, (back >w) J. H. Edwards, J. S. Tillis, \V. C. Hire*, J. C. Hampton, •\ E. Cooper. E. N. Fielding, L. T. Sheppnrtl, P. T. Meeks, and K. Z. Johnson. (Photo by Bergstrom) The first of the quarterly Semi­ nole County Cham trr of Com­ merce Board of Directors dinner meetings will b . held tomorrow night at T p m it th* Mxyfsir Ian Clifford McKihbin Jr . president, announced that Henry B.ilch nf Orlando will speak on the Sanfor I Naval Air Station and the Sanford Titusville Canal following a hull nevs session of the group MrKIbhin said “ This Is in Im­ portant meeting and the first for 195JI. W* promise you an enjoy­ able evening and on* that will b* beneficial to al l " Reservations ar* being mad* by calling th# Seminole County Chamber of Commerce office. .MAYOR MERLE WARNER cutx the ril»b tn thi< morning at Baggcrly Appliance Cen­ ter officially opening the new store here. I was Warner'* firat official act since being elected Mayor last Tuesday night. (Left to right) arc: Mrs. Clarence Wynn, Misa Polly Murray, Mrs. J. T. Baggerly, Mayor Warn :r, J. T. L’aggvrly and \V. Scott Burns of the Florida Power ami Light Co. (Staff Photo) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 10, 1958 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 10, 1958. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1958; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ca720da4fa537d1ef338bc2f610be63.pdf afbbc7038f12a76aad1115b211f5f9bc PDF Text Text • - V Pinecresf Revival Attracting Crowds VAH-11 Crow Hears Lecture Yesterday On Auto-Pilot Crow members of Heavy Attack Tba revival at tfi# Plneereat Squadron Eleven (VAH-11) yester­ Baptist Church la attracting great day listened to a lecture by Mayo despite the weather, ae- J. Bloomfield, a field engineer for to Rev. Joe Cour son. the Sperry Gyroscope Company (Divi­ pastor. Overflow crowds are ex sion of Sperry Rand Corporation). pected for the eloslng services to­ Bloomfield explained the operation night, tomorrow night and Sunday. of the auto-pilot In the Douglas Tonight's service srill feature a AID "Sky Warrior". big "Youth Rally” with the teen­ This lectura was part of a con­ agers of this area aa special honor tinuous eycle of training that ■ guests. A free party will be given Heavy Attack Squadron undergoes a t tha elose of the service for all In order to stay at peak proficiency young people. Dr. E. J. Daniels, in eombat readiness. who has been conducting the re­ In VAH-11 this training la co­ vival this week, will dramatise the ordinated by Lcdr. Crumpton Far­ etory of Samson and Delilah, hla rell, USN. He direct* the manifold subject will be "In Love With and training program that encompasses Married to the Wrong Woman." In the many Items a modern Jet announcing the special tarmon, bomber crew la required to know: Rev. Lowell Leistner, the revival navigation, weapons, aircraft sys­ song leader, said last night; tems, target study, weather, engi­ ONE OP THE GROUPS attending Sympho lie Radio and Electron!® Corp.'s first na­ "Parents and youryf people alike neering, mathematics, geography tions] sales and distributors convention n t the M ayfair Inn here. (Staff Photo) here thanked Dr. Daniels for tha and a multitude of associated sub­ plain things he say* In this mass­ ject*. age. He deali srlth the moral, so­ Bloomfield spoke on new part Lutherans Will Ensign Author cial and sex problems facing the of the many complex ayatemi In youth of our day. Literally thou­ an A3D aircraft. In describing to (Continued from I'age 1) Install Officers Of Book Written sands of young people have been the crew members the operation Week" badgea again to all am* saved from ruined lives a* a re­ of the.S perry auto-pilot, Bloom­ pleyea of the bank and called their For *58 Sunday sult of this menage. All ages field pointed out possible msl-funeattention to the value of the event. On Democracy Officer* for 19M will be Install­ ahould hear It tonight." tion* and how they may he correct­ Enilgn Anthony. Down*. Air “ We ahould all be eooicloui o{ ------. . . In. A color movie on the Hfa of ed. He further described how to Courtesy Week every day of the telllgenee Officer of Heavy Attack ed at the morning service Sunday Squadron Eleven, baaed at San­ at the Lutheran Church of The Christ will be shown at T;I3 to- maintain the Intricate components year,” he said. ford Naval Air Station, la the au­ Redeemer. night. Just preceding the beglnn- of the automatic pilot *‘We will not announce the names thor of a book recently puhllihed In tf „ n i f mm m*e 1 AM T 'I s a hu pen ifu e o n l Ing of athem .song service. t The CSperry gyro-pilot controls Elected at the church's annual 4 t the secret committees and their by Harper and Brother* entitled tha aircraft In automatic flight by "After Death — Where end meeting last night were: J. Marion ■em bers," McNulty said raster- "An Economic Theory of Demo­ Harman Sr., president; Jerry Sen- What?" will be the theme for the furnishing simultaneous signals to gay. "However," be commented, cracy”. karlk, vie# president; Joe Sen- sermon Saturday night. Dr. Dan­ the auto pilot and a gyro compass “ we will know on what bails the karlk, aecretary; Marvin Page, iels has promised to answer such repeater. It can accomplish co­ A native of Park rtlilgc, Illinois, I n winners will be chosen a* each t o m t committee chairman makes Enaign Downs gratudsted from treasurer; John Senkarik financial questions as, "Where doe* the ordinated turns, clinfbs, dives, Carlton College, Northfleld, Minn. aecretary; and Jam es Ekcrn, soul go at the death of the body?*’ climbing turns and diving turns. Us or her report.” "Do the dead gn at once Into con­ Once airborne, the pitot has only to In 1031, where he received hla building fund treasurer. One waitress downtown y ester- Bachelor of Art* degree in politi­ Annual reports from all com­ scious torment or happiness?" initiate a signal to the gyro pilot, 4#y said "I am courteous a very cal theory. At Stanford Unlverilty mittees of the ehureh were heard "Do the dead retain their Iden­ and It will maintain without gay but Courtesy Week helps all he received hla Matters degree and last night pointing out the con­ tity?” "Will we know each other change the altitude and heading • ( ua to reallre what It means and hia Doctorate In Economics. tinuing "growth of the church” beyond the grave?" "Can we com­ of the aircraft that the pilot de­ that customers are aware of our municate with the dead?" "Do sires. la long range missions this Ensign Anthony Down*, whose In thli area. attitudes." Committee Chairmen, the presi­ the dead know what Is hsppenlng affords the pilot with a few mom­ book, “ An Economic Theory of Florida Courtesy Week will be Democracy” will be available this dent announced, would he appoint on earth?" These and many other enta of relaxation. extended throughout the year, Gov­ fall, states that hla bonk proposri: ed pTior to the neat meeting of questions will he answered. ernor LeRoy Collins said when he 1 . To advance a decision—making the church officers and voters "The Crucifixion of Christ" will ■igned the proclamation setting a- rula which explain* government assembly of the congregation. be depicted In a color movie at Voters Need side the week of Jan. g-12 as behavior In the economy but does T:!S p. m. It la said to be the •Courtesy Weak". greatest movl* ever produced on Not Re-Register no. raly on assumptions inconsis­ tent with theories of private econ­ FP&L Seeks Permit the death of Chrlit. "Ymir life will never be ihe same again af­ A t C . Of Commerce omic action; 1 . to show that poli­ ter ynu see this movie on the suf­ tical behavior often considered ir­ To Build Line Feast Of Lights Douhle postcards have been mail­ ferings of uur Saviour on Calvsry," rational Is in fact an intelligent re­ ed to every registered voter whose Across St. Johns declared the evangelist In an­ sponse to the economic conditions; Observed Sunday name la on the hooka In Seminole An application has been made to nouncing the film. and 3. to show that economic County. It Is not necessary to come The revival will close with Ihree Ihe Department of the Army by _______ theory and political theory are de­ By Episcopalians to the Chamber of Commerce to reThe fe a s t of Lights at Holy Cross pendent upon each other Insofar Florid* Power and Light Company hig services on Sunday. A Sunday reglstre unless, the card is not re­ Episcopal Church last .Sunday was as they deal with government be­ for a permit to construct an aerial School rally has been planned for turned before January 31, an­ •Hmaiod at the social hour which havior, and that attempts to treat i-lrrtric transmission line across 9:<3 a. m. A record attendance la nounced Mrs. Camilla Bruce, Sup­ followed hy the cutting of the Epi­ them separately are bound to fail. the St. Johns Hlver near the At- expected in the Sunday School. At ervisor of Registration. Described by advance readers iantlc Coast Line Railroad bridge 11 a. m. an "Every Member Roll phany Cake. A ring la hidden In the According to Mrs. Bruce, a num­ • tk e and the finder and hla spouse as a “piledrivrr of a book in poli­ Just west of Lake Monroe In Semi­ Check” service will be conducted ber of Seminole County residents nole and Volusia Counties, at which time every member of become tradllir,natty the official tical science" and as a "very rare The top of the highest pole, ac­ the Plnecrest Church is asked to think It necessary to register In host and hostess for the church trail-ldiilng work that should make person iow. If the card Is not re­ a deep Impact for years to come", cording tn the application, would be present. The attendance or ab­ ceived within ten days, the regis­ lor the coming year. bo about 80 feet shove mean high sence of each member will he re­ The Epiphany ring was found this new Harper volume has been water ami minimum vertirle clear­ tration officers should be notified. gistered. Dr. Daniels will deliver last Sunday night by a Navy man, cited as "the first attem pt to meet ance at the channel under the low­ his "Surprise Sermon." He says. Kenneth Tnrhelt. He and his wile with substantial success in organ­ est wire would he 49 feet shove the “ I’ll he surprised If you ar* not Jan. and two boys, Bandy and ising much of political science into high water level. surprised at Ihe surprise in this Rotations To See Kenneth, live 2403 Willow Ave. one formal theoretical system.” Plans for this work, according surprise sermon." A condensed version of his work The Torbetti will appear at all to the public announcement, may The final service Sunday night Film Next Monday •oelal functions of the Episcopal is being published as an article, be seen at the office of the Uls- will .cature a movie on the "ReRntarlans, at their regular week­ "An Economic Theory of Political Church during the coming year to fold Engineer. Corps of Engineers. surrectlon of Christ” and a mess­ ly meeting Monday noon, at the Action in a Democracy," in the Welcome member* of the parish 3773 Riverside Ave. In Jackson­ age on 'Gambling With Destiny". Yacht Club, will vlaw a short film. Journal of Political Economy, to be ville. •nd their friends. Thl* message was awarded the "Operation* 3 M: Men, Mall and published by the University of There will be no public hearing firil prise In a world wide aermun Marhlnei" which should bring Hit* cutting of (he cake followed a beautiful pageant by the Young * .. . , . on lhc pplicatlon. However, pro- contest in which 247 minister* them up to date on some of the Ensign Down, I. married to the People, Service League In the Ensign tests based on effects on public from II nation* auhmitted sermons problems confronting the U. S church. Aa the congregation left former Miss Kay Watson who wai navigation should be addressed to The evangelist has promised to Post -Office Dept, and Ita local a follow graduate student at Stan­ the District Engineer, Corps of the church each member carried ford University and is alio from diacusa Satan's loaded dice and to branch, according to Postmaster a candle and aftrr receiving a l’ark Ridge, 111. Ensign and Mrs. Engineers, JscksonvIIle In time to name the biggest gambler in Semi­ Joel Field. be receivrd on or before Jan. 29. nole County. 0 line from one held at the door, Downs now reside in Longwoud. Appearing nn the program with proceeded single file to the parish Field will be the Ass't Postmaster, house, singing. The service is one collected one win and four seconds. Hkrold Appleby, the Supt. of Malls, Fresh water lake* constitute SOKC Ninth Race 01 the loveliest of the church year Bowie Circus hasn't scored a vie- D. V. (Dick) McLaulln and Clyde mure than aix per cent of tht total tn Lhc Episcopal Church. lory, but has bagged three seconds I’forcy, of whom it I* said "he area of Canada. To Be Feature In six trie*. knows practically everybody who A pair of Circus City Banch Other star* In the main event Kel* ”>*11 at a posloffice box .nd greyhound* who specialise in fin­ tonight includ* Ed's Deacon Jones, the number of that box." Legal Notice ishing second arc among the According to Charlie Morrison, standout* ready to go in the fea­ track champ, last year, and Bono program chairman for the day, 4 IIA III M l A racing "douhlrheader” la on a u e iiM T « v Ut > H tured ninth race tonight at the ISIS* lA .vH H lU A l l - * ' rll- 0 * 1 AL A 1I.min* tap tomorrow with a marine* set there will be an open forum Hit %. Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. u s b a s s m i n i ' 1 ,,fci * ' * I I . i l . t n i i . l t ; t i . IW T cussion with a question and an­ a i m s . H i m . »»* u i e i ' * .» » o ' i n . M kill, kit Pat's Shadow and Bowie Circus for 2 p. m. and a night card sche­ swer period that should give the f i l l . .1*111.H •> M W - S U ' . I . I l l ‘ duled for 8:10 p. m. in .i t »M~TIUJI U ll« have only one win between them, H I S S S ' I I « » | .| . * . U I I * I u *; ». t U I I * . ' ‘ ' ' I >1 cluh members a close view of the s , ». i i A i m . u s u i t " . * but they have been elose to the growth of the post office depart­ top In practically every start The apeed of sound Increaae* as ment which, for many years, has t u n i s u n c u w i n o m . r b e e n . ! " “ *“.'.‘i T » * * * ' ' * >* “ * t * ' i t ; s i ' » | | | * aud t u s Item* ia p r o .s w ol c o lla t io n ------------ 11 against fast opposition the temperature of the air inereaa- been handicapped hy a shortage Ua ll* 1. D ial** U o e e n m ie a t o b llg a llo a i, d lie e t » B<* . , ss t s n si of men, material* and finance*. IV In seven tries, Pat'* Shadow has ei ...... — Vena ttl.Vfel till ijw , llul*-. »***• --— — T f l.-e.lara] #1u« k o l » wori>-i*'« • lU CiiA | Illllk J iJ ‘ M* __ 1*000 Ho Id-iLlkfcjl*—• It s - e l* . Courtesy 1 f I A I f t |i 1 A—M V ra fo rl f m B J u l *1 0 , O t MRS. RUTH SCOTT AND MRS. CATHERINE RAY. nt the Sanford Atlnntlc National Bank, boost Courtesy Week by placing a a . reamer on one of tha bank's check coun­ ter*. M (Staff Photo) f 4 ENSItlN ANTHONY DOWNS. Air Intollipe it Officer of VAH-11, autographs his book, "An Economic Theory of Democracy" rcce ly published by Harper and Brothers, for Mrs. Catherine M. Stowell, librarian, a t NAi Sanford. (Official USN Photo) Scout Troop Plans Three-Day Outing General Insurance Troop 141 of the Boy Scout* of America, sponsored hy the Elk’s Club, held It* first meeting of the new year at th« National Guard Armory recently. ria n i were made for a threeday outing beginning Jan. 17 to be held at Camp Ashe. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 4 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2 - H 't H. JAMES (JUT JAMES B. GUT 4 l a lmiia tula d u m • iinclu*ll®« u * r •«! |*4ii k tl&tur«» 71.111 M ~ IKJitr A M h .lii — 1 UI Ale l i n . l l l l t u*®rdr*iu»* —- — ■Aims- u t|i*« k » i4 m i ii» d t ? h lU 4 U , f * r i i » 4 f » i i l y « l u i l i i u i i M t t i — —— ———;------- “~ *T .rr iifb .Ha U4 L tiiu d HikU® Uvf >rnm • at " — * 1.717,017.14 — III.UM' ■■■........... p c lIU c U o u b d U U Io n a - ■ — a n d c a * tii0 J • o n o c a o . • l o .) — u r i T A L ACCO U N T* ilm p it a l m o c k ; H o nt m u i* k T « c k , to Ik I P 4 f - ......nm - ■' .... . n u r io u a -----------— — ................— • -------- — U n tliv UinU £ r o l l U — . . . . . ...... ...........— ttt- Y a i. lu iA I. 1S.7S9 31 p aip u aaa ------------------ -—— , .................... tM H .M t.1 1 ^ ti .ti.ono ua 1 *11.IMItl DO ---- Itt. ATI 4 I ___ 1.7JO 31 --- IM 101 V) IMJMItt M Alligator a iio L U is ia i b x r A s s a is ia ia t h o r a s s n u s n hank . I ' m u a u a u ase a u u h i m s c o s v i t i i i h c t i o h l . a. a o s i i u i i r m i K a R tp ori aa of P a e e m b .r II. l i s t ef AiUntle Trust C em p aar. dAeaaoaauia, ria riite, wfelab Is affiliated w ith tha S an ford Atlanta* N a tio n a l tian x, t s n l u d slo r ld a . Chartar i s m t i i r l l l l l . V a i t n l H aearve «r eitsrses aarnber a a u s ot nuaiaasa ef thte effllletaa tree a steak Balding eu w p aar, b old lae a o e lr e tU a e ta te r o e t la Ib is a n a o in t r a ftilla ta a te aroadaa coupe ef b a a k ln u bualnese la r w iw a . M ean er in e m u * aoeva-aaisiad eeaaalaeU on la afC U alad w ills a a lle a e l bank, and d iir * S of eon trol: u s m M ajn rlti e f Ik e akaree ed cap ital a4e*h. ■ m an . le t to ia tia a a w ith beak: e l o * a al atrilla ta d b ack aw aad kp Ska a f f ilia t e Iper * * i v a ,------------------------------ -------------------- ------HIS.SCO M l.u a n s b» -h e e f fu la la to a ffilia te d hank...____ _____ _ WCIWH i -I sv t r a i l s r . Moo'r-Trace, af A lla a ila T r ea t C em p a a r * 1 eo le m a lr ' , n » l Ike a b a se a ia ie m e h t Is tr u e la th a kaal a f m r ^ a e w l e d e a •a d b e lie f ____ O. W. F rea la r ^ “ • r" kafara ase th is dth dap ad JU aaarr I*** BAGS & BILLFOLDS Hand Tooled Mexican SAGS & BILLFOLDS 25% off WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Shipment of Beautiful ALLIGATOR SHOES N a ia r r l*«aile. AM Kttl 14, IMA* a*eia ed STertA* at la rea ^ S d V s* m * r n lea tea 7 aaplraa kf N k iU iA l ly iM # C*rp«# 44J«^ i COS TUME J E W E L R Y • Bracelets • Earrings p • Necklaces SALE PRICE 4 # W * each or 2 for $|.0O Vacuum Tinned CASHEW BRITTLE 12 w a y s now fo r effo rtlo ss h a n d lin g ,'? m a tch le ss resp onse, in a fa m ily -b ig car! At I f ^ i r r v '^ t i T dnvero w ,, n t , . ,u l K ^ r d C s m iT " ^ ^ t i *D r iv # K e y n u a r d C o n t r o l, n o w C o o l-1 o w e r c n - ( I P t o 3410 h p ) , c o a le r s U t o r in ,. b if * w l f - « d J lu t ln g brakm s. effo rtfo m , h a n d l i n g *n , t h r td c. Y n u '.l fin d a d o J l now a d v a n ce* . D r iv e M e r c u r y n o w I R tf. 1.2S per can NOW per can Thru. F#b. 28th OPEN 7:30 i.m. to 7:00 p.m. (except on Friday A Saturday) Nighl# nnlit 9:00 p.m. January 11, 17, IS. J M. THS ■ hJUfVCN SNOW.* s - i-i . 1.00 to 9:00 p m. ffoatlfwi \\ DBO Chsnnel I Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe 10 i One Table S ,llt.4 eT ,fl a a f te r <ta>luctl.,n a t r a a a r r a a o f ________ !.!• < *« ,,f tha ab ara-rtam a,1 h a n k do a n lm a n fo a w - a r ■ t iu a in t i n b stt ot ra y k n o » n . t * a and b e lie f. B. W. P B A N W . C a s h ie r X J lis t U S h O e rrse s— A t is .i . H. II l * o r U I . 1. K K A Z t E R n t a .e e l B lu r id a . i o iir.t r »f S s u s ia e ls , a s, ■ w o re to e a t a u b se rtb e d b s tu ra m e th is a il, , | „ r ,,f j,n a s r » tssi a-»J t a a r a b y s a r t l l / t h a t 1 a n not an o f f lr a r o r d lr r e t o r » f th is b a n k . K t l T I l 1 1 S C O T T , N o t a r j I'u h iio fH B A l.1 **» e o m iu ia a io -1 x p t . a . A la i.:h t, l i s t a sro a i Sot. Jan. lHh -- Sun. Jan. 19th — Ill Ml IA « • * v i i A L - A c c o t ' N t a T -----------------------' l l t . l A H I I . I T i m a ANI> r 'A I ’ I T A l , A C C O U N T S ■an t i o h a v i s a AM «<» p u e a e U a r I s i « a t i l u b l l l l U a a n * f a r o it ia r to iA ia n a a * ■ k n *ti e t ii.v . 1 , h . vv, tfa a n r. t a a l t il* a n a s * i i . i m • JANUARY SALE 4,711.111 17 i u sal, i >*.foeiTe _ — . . . _ u . i n iii.it ytft4s* 1*1*hHHt•• .. — —— ju l.U . 1.1AII 1LITU&H —---- ------ r - - . — ...... — m, Stuckey's Pecan Shoppe 1 .I A H I M T 1 K 4 4J4IU..S.I .|,JM. lit tfC t04»fl4lM4i4, -tfl I uritOl « »l‘'H* * . ... i» n ................... ■■■............. . L » « u o * u * u l r ila t o * 4Ud u in t 4j* i« u 4 i t • ic « t * if l i d It t U S M „ U.41103 IMIMto.nj SOUTH OF 8A N rO R D ON H W T. 1T-9I TEmpI# 1-9631 HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, Inc. 100 X. Palmetto Av#. Ph. FA 2-1881 t �Johnson Deplores 'Half-Measures In Nations Missile Programs WASHINGTON (UP) - Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson today deplored “ Half* leisu res'* employed In the na­ tion's missile programs and said those responsible must explain. Johnson, chairman of the Senate preparedness subcommittee, said :, “This will require considerable “According to the sworn test!- explanation." mony of the men responsible fo r' House Speaker Sam Rayburn producing missiles, we are neither said the Democratic • controlled doing nor planning to Ho every- Congress will o(/cr its own pro­ thing that can and should be gram for meeting Russia's spaceage threat if President Eisenhow. done. Weather uoudy with occasional rain today •nd tonight clearing Tuesday and er by night. ■ VOL. X U X Established 1909 fads to coma up with a “bold, workable program.-’ The preparedness subcommittee made public testimony In which Lt. Cen. Jam es M. Gavin, who la quitting as 'head of Army re­ search, said the President's new budget would carry “no slgnifl-. min of the Radio Corp. of Amiri-, man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, cant'* Increase In hade lor as. was a mamber of a Defanae | scheduled to testify ■* * Army research on missiles. Department reorganisation board j ''^ o w M l .'^ t h .0" Houm Ar'mcd The subcommittee resumed Ms ■In 1956. r.e is currently a member | Services Committee called on Dehearing* today and called Brig, of the panel financed by the Bock !frn l( Secretary Neil II. McElroy Gen. David larnoff to testify la I earlier brothers fund. t0 testify behind closed doors In open session. Sansotf. hoard chair-1 Gen. Nathan F. Twining, eh ilr->launching its own “complete re­ view" of missiles and U. S. de­ fenses. Besides McElroy the House group planned to hear to* day from Deputy Defense Secre* tary Donald A. Quarles; William M. Holiday, Defense Department director of guided missiles; and Twining. Shop and Save H anford SferaUt SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER MONDAY. JANUARY 13. 1958 In Sanford * NO. 174 United Press Leased Wire 1959 Space Age Bv: 'get Calls For $73.9 Bi. .on CONSTABLE J. Q. GALLOWAY Is shown t ilkingr with driver of n wrecked car. Melvin Lyle Wesler. 2ft. nnd the Navy Shore P atr >1, ns he investigates a Saturday afternoon accident south of Sanford near Elder Spri igs. Two men were injured and the c ir was declared a total loss. (Staff Photo) M eeting Set To Protest }Engineers C anal Report ------------- A meeting is planned for th* ihiunty Chamber of Commerce immediate future to study next said today that the meeting will steps to be taken in the protest' be held In Sanford. against the “ unfavorable" en“Hundreds of phono calls are ginrers report. on the Sanford- pouring Into my office," said Titusville Canal released last week Krider, “and every body Is mad." Krnli-r revealed that the calls in Atlanta, Ga. John Krider. chairman of the are from every section of th. i Florida Waterways Committee stale and from many points out­ aid manager of the Seminole side of the state. "They're from ..Aim; tu .am p.i and Jickson ! ' With only »1* day* befote u e ville," hr said. Sanford Boat and Ski Club spon"The Mississippi Valley Asso­ aora a alx-class hydroplane and ciation Is amated at the report runabout regatta which will fea­ and is willing to help In the ture the nation's top spccdbo.v bailie in Washington," Krider re­ drivers and many world recordvealed this morning holders. the local club has moved He also said that the Atlantic Into high gear with final preparaGulf Introcoaual Waterways Asso­ tiona that will bring Sanfdrd na­ ciation, headed by Adm. H. 5. tio n a l publicity that could rot be Duckworth, has already agreed to bought with money. meet with us to discuss Immediate Last year the local club had an estimated crowd of 10,000 spec­ Two Navy men were Injured steps necessary to combat the un­ tators lining the shores of Lake Saturday afternoon on th . Old favorable report. “ Everyone is rallying around Monroe as the event got under­ Orlando Highway when an auto­ mobile went out of control throw­ the efforts to reverse the decision way. "We had a whale of a crowd,“ ing one man out and rolling over made by the Army Corps of En­ gineers," Krider said. Ski Club Commodoro Dr. A. W. him. Melvin Lyle Welser, 20, attach­ Might now, explained Krider, Woodall said, and ho added “ We will be prepared for aucli a crowd ed to VA1M1 at Sanford NAS, we need some time to study the apparently lost control of his csr full text of the report in Jackson­ he rounded *a cur\e eurvr «at Eider ville to sec what was left out of y^W oodali " pointed out that the vslien »■ Sanford site ha. been a favorite Springs, turned over iwiee and the report which might make it of th. driver, that r.erd the wa- «">« *» « *«°P « *l unfavorable. “ II we don't have time to com­ ter. last year In the (ace of high winds and rough waves that cost ("n-m hle J. Q. Slim Gallo­ plete our reports and gather the on. racing hydroplane. The A m c ,ecl(,,n‘ information necessary to reverse rte.n Power Boat Association, the "o m ^ a drlvinJ th. present report, then we will have to ask for extended time," club that ainctions the Grapefruit toward the berserk csr, was fore- Krider said. th . highway to keep “ Right now wc need professional c .l club about staging a second <d (n mto leave b„ help to study this thing and, of r.?.- *»felt we couldn „ 1 1 ..t hold i t i an- The. two navy men hurt, nalso course,- we're ----going to mrJ."Vie . .,.i ------— -depend -r— ^th ar ra c . last year," Woodall da- V mhI I who ‘ lirgfljr on Co1' Herbcrt C«« of dared, “ but the confidence in sis 3: M',*m ®“ ®f West Palm Beach," the Florida gave u* the opportunity of mak- ,he * ^ * * ' fd Waterway* Committeechairman r . . , li i over him. Itwas reported that he .-i,. ing our race this year In the mi l ff, frnm llCr£ tion, 0, „1P J die of the tourist season." ...... ............. A meeting sill he cjlled here , , , head and internal injuries; and rhe array of nam e, to come 10 ^ ^ ^ Uccr#. to which all ot Ihe interested peohanford next Sunday (or the re „ 0f the head and pos.lble In- pie will be invited in order that g .tta is almost staggering. From { , rjM Th ^ e r was un- we might discuss fully the pro­ blems that we have before us," all over the nation Sanford will |nj,irfd be drawing the tops In the hydrol ol^ tab,e Ga|,owly „ , d lh l. lhe Krnl^r commented, aqd he added, “ the date of the meeting will de­ plane -sutboard racing world. ear would he declared a total loss. termine largely on what we get “ We arc very proud to sponsor V * ch®r«cd ',u h rpfk' through our "study of the complete •she„. races," Woodall said. , - less driving. . . . jrni-upi ior the me races rices begin nr^tri | The Th# lccidenl 21 Warm up, for 0CClured , t iboul text of the report." In the meantime, Congressman at U;30, with the first haat sche-1 (Continued «o Pag* I) rtu’.-d for 1 p. m. Big Crowd Expected To See Outboard Regatta Sunday 2 Navy Men Injured in Aulo Accident Saturday Afternoon WASHINGTON (LT) President' Eisenhower sent to Congress to­ day a space age budget calling for record peacetime spending of 73 9 billion dollars. Much of It Is to meet Russia's challenge. lie ruled out a general tax eutor increase. But he urged in­ creases in postal rates Including a hike to five cents for out-of-town regular letters. The budget submitted today was for fiscal year 191.9, which begins July 1 this year. The President said the “ grow­ ing danger” of Russian progress in missiles, coupled with Soviet rejection of workngi* disarm a­ ment. demanded the big spend­ ing. The United States must show determination to remain “ sturdy . . In the many strengths that keep the peace," he said. He put “ priority of national se­ curity over lesser needs’* In both civilian and military programs. He proposed sharply stepped up spending for longer-range missiles, nuclear armed or powered ships, science and education. He advocated curtailment, revL sion nr elimination of Chilian pro grams, such as flood control, farm *'” • housing and financial aid to state*. But he conceded such aav Inga would amount to only 600 mil­ lion dollars In fiscal 1959 even if Congress went along. He refused to put any monay Group Of State Investors Form Utility Corporation William 8. Gregory, Jackson­ ville construction and financial consultant, today was named head of a group of South Florida Investors who have formed a multi-million dollar utility corporatlon, It was announced hv Hubert Clay KIme, Palm Beach attorney for th. Rroup. Aim of the new company, ac­ cording to Gregory. Is to locate and aid private utilities in Flori­ da that need financial assistance, and to construct and manage water, sewage and ga* utilities In newly developed areas through out the state. Construction of the company's first utility i, In the Sanford area, where a million dollar water, sewage and gas plant starts In ilatv days on property acquired in Seminole County. "There is a need for private utility companies In many areas of the slate so that undeveloped communities may he helped to grow," Gregory said. "The investment of millions of dollars by Inland stockholders In such utility companies will make it possible for undeveloped sec lions to attract builders, h.iute owners and industries.” Additional Local News On Page 8 in th* budget for starting any new reclamation, flood control or navigation projects. Small Surplus Seen , Counting on early reversal of the downward economic trend, the President estimated federal bud­ get receipts tn fiscal 1959 at 74 4 billion dollars. Thl* would give a City Commissioners will get prrcarloua surplus of SOO million down to business n( th . city at dollars. th .lr first regular session after re­ An originally estimated surplus organization last Tuesday when of 18 billion dollars for this fis­ Merle Warner wa* rtecled Mayor. cal year was revised to a 400 mil­ A 6-item agrnda faces the lion dollar deficit because of In­ Board of Sanford City Commis­ creased defense spending and be­ sioners tonight with the possibili­ cause the recent slowdown In busi­ ty that other Items will bo thrown ness reduce* tax revenues. open for discussion when present­ lie said he will ask Congress for ed from the Door or from Indivi­ another temporary increase In the dual commissioners. debt ceiling nf 275 billion dollars. A public hearing will ho con­ In soma recent years. Congress ducted on the request to close has granted a temporary increase and vacate Water St. west of Myr­ of as much as six billion dollars. tle Ave. for a distance of approxi­ The deist now exceeds 275 billion mately two thirds oi a block. dollars. Immediately following the heaN A total of 47.1 billion dollars, St Ing an ordinance closing th . street per cent of th . budget, was allot­ ted for “ protection"— national se­ THE MOST AMAZING OVEN ever demonstrated, naitl will b . presented for Its first read­ curity and foreign aid. This was Mis.g Tolly Murmy (right) ns she shows J. T. Maggerly, ing. Harry Lee Jr. Is slated to dis­ an Increase of 900 million dollars of Haggerty Appliance Center how water Is hcateil in 15 cus* with the city the possibility over 1959 dccontis. Tho oven is on display today at the formal alien­ of purchasing city-owned proper­ Reflects N r* Age ty for the expansion o f Loo (Staff Thoto) The budget reflected "the swift­ ing of Haggerty Appliance Center. Plumbing and Heating Co. ly moving character of the time" Possibilities that a nenr bus wlu-n the world Is moving Into the ranchise will bo granted cam* space age with science and tech­ ntis the news when It was an­ nology almost daily opening nounced that the commission will "wholly new vistas to all man­ disrusi th* bus problem In 3ar& kind." the President said. (nvd. . “ I feel confident that this bud­ The second reading nf an nrdS get. expresses ihe way in which nance to prohibit tho sale of gaso­ the American people will want to Hot dogs rooked In 30 aecondal down on dishwashing.” line In glass conitincri will be rcipond to the promises and dan­ Ami th at’s In a bun, with mustard You see, she explained, w* do beard tonight. gers of the dawning age of space and wrapped In waxed paper. not uso metal utensils In the Proposed plane to connect the conqueat,” h« said. "New dimen­ Apples that are not discolored, sion* must bo added to our de­ not shriveled, and with their (rcth Wnsllnghous* electronic rang* city's sewer facilities to the se­ because metal* reflect heat. “So wer system planned for .Sunland fenses, and outmoded activities i flav or, baked in IW aecondal must be discarded." we use paper, glass, and china,” Estates, south of Sanford, will he Breakfast bacon, crisp and tas­ discussed by commissiuners to­ Devotion of more of the national and .tilled smilingly, “ we cook night. effort “ to these compelling tasks." ty, cooked between paper towel* in the dishes In which the food he said, will mean limiting "our flavor, baked in 90 seconds! will b . served." Those are just a few of the (Continued on Pag. R) rooking revelations that Miss One of the most amaring revela­ Questions On Film Polly Murray of Miami, Florida, tions made t»y Miss Murray as the Will Be Answered Home Economist for Westing- explained the us. of th. electronic JayceesSeeking house, will demonstrate to lad­ range was the fact that the fre- At Kiwanis Meet Rental Listings les at Baggcrly Appliance Center quency used in eooking Is as­ Members of the Sanford Kbvanle during open house this week. signed by the Federal Communi­ Club will learn mnre about tho For Info Booth Miss Murray Is demonstrating cations Commis.ion and is ,vt Post Office Department nnd tho H i. Sanford Seminole County the famous speed o-light cooking 2t50 megacycles. “Surprised?" •Uiry of “Th. Three Ms” when Junior Chamber of Commerce, in a Westinghnuse electronic she asked. they se . s film under that Hilo which maintains a rental list at range, a range (hat uses radio "I certainly am,” the reporter *t thrlr noon luncheon meeting th* Tourist Information Booth, micowavea to cook without heat replied, “ for now I know that Wednesday at the Yacht Club. Perk Ave. and Seminole Blvd., is and without mess and bother. Joel Field. Sanford Poitmxster, when I tuna in these terribly high appealing to thos. who have T h . attractive home econnmlit. frequencies asid get a sizzling said that "the film Is tim e!/ horooms or home* for rent so list arriving In Sanford last night, said •ound IPs bacon frying nr a roast causo of th* effort* of the Post them Immediately. that th* new dem o n ic eooking cooking—the only thing that would Office Department to mechanlzo M. L. Reborn J r . president of appeals to women t»p ■ wav*. t>* an Improvement would be the Its operations In places Ilk. Santhe .Jaycees, said this morning "Speed", she says Is one of the addition of odor" fopl where a 40 year-old building that there 1* a terrific demand for appealing factor! “ and the othir Tba oven which Miss Murray Is being used." rentala at the present time be­ is cl.anlinrss.” Several member* of fha Post will demonstrate will be on dis­ cause of th . new squadron mov­ “ Cooking In paper, for In­ play front 9 a. m. to 3 p. hi . at Office staff wdl accompany Field ing ui el Ihe Sanford Naval Air stance," Misa Murray said, “I* Iliggerly Appliance Center all this to th . Wedneiday luncheon meet­ Station ing to answer questions following most appealing because It cuts week. “ W* need listing on every type the film. of rental rooms and homea,” said Itaborn, "and we would appre­ ciate it if those who have these facilities available would call ua at FA 2 JPtl or coma by in per­ son " sleeping rooms, uofurniibsd houses, furnished homes, rental home* in need of repair, as a mat ler of fact, eny typ. of rental properly lu house Navy people who are looking for placaa to stay. Kabo.-n said. When facilltie* ere ranted, howaver, Itaborn commented, "«s would appreciate a call telling ua that the room or home has b>»0 rented ” Commissioners Will Discuss Six Items At Tonight's Meet Speed-O-Light Cooking f To Be demonstrated CofC Directors To Hold Quarterly Dinner Tomorrow THE ATI-ANTIC COAST LIN ES Jacksonville District is the only district on the entire Coast Line Sy«lcm having a clear record in 1957 against chargeable personal iniuries to employes. The Jacksonville District Safety Committee for 1957 incudes: L. A. Anderson, chairman; J. II. Arnold, vice-chairman; and \V. 1. Crabtree, secretary. Shown in 1 - the picture are employes of the committee: (Left to right front row) W. \V. dray, H. V. Nelson Jr.. W. I. Crabtree, L. A. Anderion, J. II. Arnold, and II. D. Stanley, (back >w) J. H. Edwards, J. S. Tillis, \V. C. Hire*, J. C. Hampton, •\ E. Cooper. E. N. Fielding, L. T. Sheppnrtl, P. T. Meeks, and K. Z. Johnson. (Photo by Bergstrom) The first of the quarterly Semi­ nole County C ham trr of Com­ merce Board of Directors dinner meetings will b . held tomorrow night at T p m it th* Mxyfsir Ian Clifford McKihbin Jr . president, announced that Henry B.ilch nf Orlando will speak on the Sanfor I Naval Air Station and the Sanford Titusville Canal following a hull nevs session of the group MrKIbhin said “This Is in Im­ portant meeting and the first for 195JI. W* promise you an enjoy­ able evening and on* that will b* beneficial to all" Reservations ar* being mad* by calling th# Seminole County Chamber of Commerce office. .MAYOR MERLE WARNER cutx the ril»b tn thi< morning at Baggcrly Appliance Cen­ ter officially opening the new store here. I was Warner'* firat official act since being elected Mayor last Tuesday night. (Left to right) arc: Mrs. Clarence Wynn, Misa Polly Murray, Mrs. J. T. Baggerly, Mayor Warn :r, J. T. L’aggvrly and \V. Scott Burns of the Florida Power ami Light Co. (Staff Photo) �H it R in f o r l W rrilS f t i f e 2— M ob. Jan. IS. 1558 OU.A6IVOU VOUAtt WtTiNJ ROMA AWfiTOWFABEt | w atc M o a on a WWKAMMl CiATAifi SuiJSCT. Mi?5 felMEBTfiffEI-V* J'JBJECr. CSCP SCC5PIA# lOCNTft 3J^- 9C^ t let k*•' PCC 9C ^ SA3S« •* l VCO..«*C*M «T-.'_ M» ftCSf ftSTTNft V P i S T I? P« WANTS TO. O f O liV / PAT A SP T T t Z V " — IS — TTT-q-. r i i -r l a z v .’ cr y ^ M S^Cw i*J »» J*rv x a .' TWAT3 a B&'iMtHUT c* *. AStHT* back '*1 ~"f , 1CI4331J1'I(»T »*s V I V* tfOT TO i'^S T»IM % A t -OTU*?*. «ue LOAD? u p L»/itm 6 P i * s. A LOT O' TA I_S NT. AN'... | I2 « I SAD ■-**£ I A *vru all t «>s tfQNCV- !«E‘V9 I.IKS I OjjMtX k P\JT IT TO iSfi 0DCDC9C/ s e t s /Maj «15 ’ - m i p ;» ? *4i" vcj wiCE P.A'.v v.' TJ'S C A *«£ yO V, iTW A ■-A5_’.o a a l : l> , awo | M TiKiy r it pto** k ru e tg / te e n C A H T te N .' ~ VDU lAEAl) T-AT V3J VCLI.O TViVCe TH’ •UiLfAT C* A D3DCN C9. v o t i c* wm ^ teen C A N TE E N S* ©w v o " v o r >*JOTMEP KEWOAT»» SHSS UA5 A D " !C * V T a o v e v s o r/ vifitw TUiS VlCC</ TUAV<S TOMDU.* I V �•' ---;t 'v -.y .;' ffKf gmfffrli WrriTTI 1Mon. Jan. 13, 1053-—Pjigw # AIcohoFIsm Major Problem In State '# TALLAHASSEE (U P)—GOV. LeRoy Colling end the State cab­ inet were told today that alcohol­ ism la e major problem In Florida and the state may need an inatltut Ion for the commitment of "chronic drunks." The State Alcoholic Rehabilita­ tion Council told the officials at a round-table discussion that they will ask for S21.000 In the next two weeka for a ewceplnjj etudy to determine what should be done about the group that apparent)? cannot quit drinking without in­ carceration. Tha State has a 50-bed hoapltal ■t Avon Perk for the rare and treatm ent of etcoholiri but their stay 1s limited by law to SO days. And Dr. Ernest Shepherd, direc­ tor of the proerarn, said there ie a larye group in Florida “that can never stay sober outside an Institution." Shepherd said If county judge* were permitted to commit every cronic drinker that came through the courts "we would need a m aj­ or Institution to care for from 4,000 to 10,000 persons.'• But he said he frowned on this approach. THE COMMANDER’S SWORD U prc*onto to P. T. Piety. Commander of Taylor Com"Half-way houses might lie the mundery No. 28 lor 1958 K. J. Still. l‘J57 C mmnnder. (right) makes the presentation. Other officers installed last night were: R.I.. Conn Sr.. Warden; menus Willinma, Km. answer,” he said, remllinir th at incur Sword nearer; j. r.. *.arnmm , Genera issimo; M. Todd, Cnpt. General; George Car­ several states have these home* ver Jr., Jr. Warden; K. J. Still. Prelate; He Steele. Treasurer: F. L. Miller, Recorder; which are self-supporting and per­ the drinkrr to jeo outside to C. 12. Overstedt. Standard Dearer; C. J. W.ikinson, Swonl Hearer; A. E. Wooten, War­ mit work each day but he must report den; Michael Dietz, Guard; Chester Kearick, and James Crnpps, Guards, Blenns back at ni^ht and pay for his Williams was installing officers. (Photo by Bergstrom) food and lodginic. Collins called the conference to yet a full report on prorresa of Legal Notice the program which it fairly new ««f iiicalnvt yutt for the relief de- coer th«r.of to th, unddr«I*n,.| at - in Florida. The full program ia Kit*Trrmr» x a h r lorn,). »our nrlu,n tl,frn„. |( any supported by a part of the state'a u I In Mi* CotmileUt. NOTICK if* It4 > . . »:N that in.sn I miNK .tml ntll»K tti:i» at S.inford. v.,u h, th. luih >1j , of Janw « **ro « i • t il b U M D t t i a t l l w y . front the liquor tax. inirr A. I>. 1)51 MEKKIN fall no« revenue Florida* thi* 22ml »l.ty of Lieceniber. 17-22 uiulrr tu* lutiilfu* unv The council recently criticised llnr rrsl Inn un»l tliAl « ItttWUil tu ISiT. or Judgment will h* r*nd,i,i ■gain,I |uu liy .1, fault. 0 p HHRNUOV. clerk of ■ ri*Kl«tcr aul-l n.*m# with. thu CI*’rk Shepherd for the high cost of <"insult Court of Svmlnol* .. ... *!;. r* tlnrniton. C’l.KRK tti tho circuit Court, tsomliioU operating the hospital at Avon Count v, FI nr hi ii H* «• Hare, .\ttorney for County, Iflarlila. 'liQ-ftcicortlii'Co '#lth Plaintiff. liy A i l * J , I . u m h p l U l , Itie provlulun ut the FlctlOoUP Name Park and out-patienta clinlca in C lerk Matuto. to-wlt: Section ifca ? Flor­ iMnlei J.Ufputy Tampa, Jacksonville. Miami and t Sr,i\ U) , u »- f « ' > t « r d . F l o r i d a . l.rFevr* ida »r ittitf-* IJiT. «»f \\ AltlHCK. ICaHDI A I.eFEVHK /#/ II. W. lUwlr Pensacola. A fifth clinic will open I 1'iul l*urk Avetui*, South /ml It. 0. Hancock in Orlando shortly. C ’lHCl'IT i in 1S T , MATH Winter Par Ik Florida Jilin isi. tint i it, i a i mi i> t h i : i i i u t r p m v iii Attorney* fur Plaintiff Shepherd reported he has shavM.wiAin.i: i tu > ri, st . oiiiiis j i II i t 111, t l l M t i l in *m » t u n »m : \ u costa from 115.50 r» r patient per > i ; M i N t » i , t : t o t > n . h .o i i i i i \ . "M • r to «ii D.r t i 11.):* 1n i ithm * nurn IN I I I A M F i t \ .NO. IMITII cil cost from $15.50 jier patient NUTICK IS II KIlKItY «11V EN that MHDFiiliO l>. I.V.MI an.' TltOY W tLKKS. per day to $12.50 and lias stepped lU ln tlff. iv« are enguitCtl In IiumIti vjin at P i K SMI.ME MAH I.TND, hla wlf. Plaintiff* Up the program of collection of lint 1 1 1 . 1*0k«* Mary tirnlrf the flu- ^ % «. tltloii* name la k e Mary K1e« trunk * MAM 11: L K K W ILkKtf. fees from patients able to pay Dtfe mlant. ami that We Intend to register *ahl KMILT f. M'lMM.H and ___ with the employment of a full ftaiii ** with the C lerl; nf the Circuit SPI.NOt.lo hrr huabantl, in v t u u i: Norm: to %i*i*kait Court, H*utlh<»I«* County, FI«rH», In . err-ndant* time credit official. There now are .M»Tlt|J 'I,, IIHKHMi arcoriliiice with the provision* nf Tu MAM IK L.KK Wlt.KKft 35 patients at Avon Park hospital. c/u lUiim in Cutter I tie Ftcl It! nil* Name Statute, to* wit; TO: I.MI1.V f, MI-lNOl.K and 4 Section HP* Dll FI or Inin Statute* PP* \%t It. K Sul*!* 11 t*! F I) Snhtell wuMu-rv thaai,l • UilaMa T. M. 1.44 Afligaturg with BuU Wg)t " 1.14 Sataty First. Last ail Aliva>a S IS 4.tf# t'artouna r a r n lv a l W .a tlisr-N 'a w a . vparta * 13 T.P» t>uval Sbowr S p ortim ag C lub 4,11 Smart Jthythmg 4 1) tilcat 15 l>.nig Kiwartfa . .) » Itnhin lloort I 44 Slata Trnnr>,r S.lu (in.trray'a Tal#nt I » la l):ln t*:M U nit JIMS 1IIIS S ro n l, t'innr ■fhema, r>. -ambar. Held* lliirn, and Allan Sh.riff nf Cnrhlaa Night N»wa P.anort Croat Currant Mlgn-nff 270 years LEMMON. S. D.—(U P )—Thrvw Mlghbona in thi* town of 3.7M c«ldhrai*t! their IMlth birthday annivrmarfrx within ona week. Tho w ive of two of them—L R. Dayton and Anton Johnson—still are living. The husband of the third nonagenarian— Mrs. -C. L. Stebblns—died five years ago. GREYHOUND ioCYPRESS GARDENS .id B0K TOWER o r r w ater acrobatics, a rvJut. ange grovrs. Cypress tre e s. V isit Bok T ow er, bird san ctu ary , C arillo n rrcltols. . — All-day, ro u n d -trip to u r includes admission to Cy­ press G ardens 1 W ater-Ski Show' $ f l 2 2 MARILYN VAN DERBUR, America of 1958, crowns Miss Festival of Florida Pro­ Atl: tor tour d*(&il>it.„ ducts 1958 nt Cypress Gardens. Pat P u m will serve as the queen of the festival which GREYHOUND* is scheduled for Feb. 27 through March 8. P it, before becoming fashion coordinator at FA M i l l Cypress Gardens, resided a t Clearwater. The five-foot, four-inch brunette, will appear 730 \V. 9th or your favorite travel agency before various clubs throughout Florida in promoting the Festival. Local organizations let ,u*Aa eomA»l to f«*a IN, tag in Florida nro cooperating in the huge mer- chnrulising project which is being coordina NAVY GETS LIFT sad Ifat* IN, drt.iae to ml SYRACUSE, N. Y. —(U P)— ted by the Florida Development Commission. Hl'tNOt.lC. hrr Ini,band. If thiy l;r living, and If ihr, ari *"•"> th,lr unknown h«lr. .1,. Ifgiltts, grant—.. FT ATI: OF TO: »r*mi»e», rrrdlluri. a„|gn. h,. PA It K Kit O LIXK U . UHra. irminan. , n,| ng.u.t , ny The Syracuse Fire Department's lie t h le n e e an d t il n e e n f ami all I„r,(inn having or liihlrefi a mtk mi wn. Halnilng to hava j n, right. rescue squad, led by I,t. J. Hess, You nr- hereby Notified that Tto** IIU- and/or Intrrrat from ih» can claim an unusual rescue. They Oliver, ha* f 11**1 her sworn Com­ «f jr—aM Oaftndanln. and an, plaint again** vou. bring a «u|t for " 1 an Oihrr barilra or n.r. answered an urgent cull from the ilivoree. in the Circuit Court nf aona having, or rUlmlng la rushed to the Unondugu Seminole Countv, Flurhla, at Han* h.v* .nr right, till* „r |„ „ r. Navy, fM'Pit, Florida, and you are hereby re* I.akt docks and pumped the surg­ ' ' 1 ,1 “nd to lh» !>iO|irrl, n itl r e11 I r» f11e iter * **f»a11V oP tif * t ■ i-rrinaft*r d#,.r|b„l. .,|.| ing water from the Naval landing t rney. with the Clark of nttr said *nda allnalad. |,|ng and b». craft that had sprung a leak. Court, «t Sanf**r*l. Florida, and a In* County, Kl .rld.». int*iS-inlnol, wit, ijrr i« ..f iniiEar i.akh banJ; alul AY. U. OllCUTT anil m ft11 *S\ l.siii.N, aevordlag tu . .. OUFUTT* tilt wlf»*: I’lat Ihrrrof rr.or.lvd in ir Any Of tha 111 fa* lIVlDR AIM! llonk I, (ifign S. „f ih, |nihtf th*y »r* *l#Ati. thalr un­ tlr**HHlt*.-«r<l, known faalra. »!*vla#*a, !•*.» C ty, bInrlildof Ssmlnola ttesta isr*nl*«*. •I'ttMf*'. crrtil* Yul! AIII-: IlHUlditt NOTHVkl) fora, wnalgna *m1 tru*l«*a, nml Ih.il th* I'Ulniiff. h-rrln har, in. ngiiilnat any uml nil ullior u»f•tllulrd a mill again,t >ou In Ilia lum tiavtng or rlutmltig tn i mil! I uirt nf ||>. Ninth Judicial )i av• any right, tilt* awt/w ! ir.uil, |o and for Kamln.d, c unit lilt*r**t In anil in tha ur«p#rti HorIda, to ,,u|.t thnlr mu t„ tha li«r<>tnAft*r $!t*erlb*ttt •■!»* al. ov- dr.crlhnil Iirunrrl), all i.itvd lAlii(« pltuaitit, Ivin* nml b»m"* “"d li-tng in H«min.da Count, Inic In farmlnryl* County, Flurr Inrlda, aa h-rrlnal.ov- morn partG iiU, tu*wtt: i ulart, a.t out. You ata har,by raIaiIh 11 nnil 32 of lllnsti S nulrad to m.. M.ur in>*,r n in. tb, add V\ KHT W1KUMKIIK Umn l, f^ nf, <’lr* uli Court. In and vttgoil, Fit. *tciifilln* to l*ln( for ftrmlnola County. Florida, and thtfouf «* ffonrifail In I’lnt glamour .r *. "•«: V‘' r,"f “p**« fam.i lio o k S. jm*** 7.R. o f Ih n I l | f a * yyi !un*r.r 4-%V*r** Avenu*. South lit? IU c g t'Ii nf H t m ln o l* . j! - " • » 4.rk. rlorl,,». Attorn,, for C'ouniy, Florid* tha lliinlirfa In ih- al.ov, acll.m with YOU AIIK If KltKHT NOTIFtFI* on nr hrfi.ro tba ;,th :Uy nf Jar^ that th* I'UIntlff* h«t«ln h»v* Inuarv ,A |>, iru ala- a Darra, I’rn nfluiu.l * tult .«ac-iInwt yt»w In th*^nnf.a.o am u , nl, ro,, , ^ lnr,; I'lrrult : fi - i 'l - i , : -'A Court of th*» Ninth Judtnlnl Circuit. In for Hnnltinla Count*. Vo J3. 0««»K»rP that Ihla h. Florid*, loant qul*« th*lr till* to th* ttoldl.h.d (n Iba USN’FVHtn iiKIt* *t»ov* *l#acrlh*d altoav*d m.i a i,**.|uf . r fuhllahrd In Ivin* and bcln* Innr*>pcriv. tUmlnoU County. Each y«of, 1 ^ Florida at h*r*lnahnv« ni»>r* 'w aT kn"Jr',n' V n "rM'rarh * r, fo,*r eoneeeutlve we#k« t^-uUrly #^t out. You nr* h#r*h?pwrr«* T ; handKaolin of tl.a ,, dark 4 M B'l i k tk I tt? W more and mor» A m ir* q-ilr#«1 to fll* your Aft'WPf with th*» nr Iha 1 |r. lift’I.a . ■ir! ,|n. Clark « f th* Circuit Court. In an.1 icon familial are discovering Plnrdla H,|. . J7,|, for ftamlnnla County. Florida, an* tJfeemher \ ft, n'.f, «„rv* » copy tharanf upon t>anl*i w hat a real joy wood paneling can be in their h Ifern.fori >| f|Mnt*r, III t'irk Ar*nua. South. l 11 r k o f t l.a r - l - u l f r’ n . t r i - .hornet. Trantform your old uninteresting rooms Vi,lni*- park Florida. Attnrnay for >>rnlnrtle CVmintr. Florid* th* Halntlff* in f a h o v * artln* fir' Aria i l.undnul.t * f) with wood panelno or h#for* ih* Sth dav nf F*hrirp.lt, Clark m iry A **•* a f»*rr** fA*. ?• W|nd*raraadta, in g , on e a s y rnnfMin will h* antartd aaalnat Attarna.. ,. fj,w you. *;* r *r'' tv-nu- Nnutl, i y - S " P A N E L IN G b ud , . t , . ™ . . IT TS ORDKflBf> M.at tMa h* 'Aln.ar Pnrl Flnrl'l* fir Mlah*<l li* th* HANFt til P HKit ■ fRKAt.l AI-Tt. a nawapaprr pufall»h*d In County. Florida, on-* **rfa If fllf tl l l l l l r ttllHT. NINTH Hrmitinl* for four cortaoutly* w*ah* JIIIIIISI. I Util II, IN ANII roil tw*rk V l T V K H S * h a rv t n f t h * c l * r k « f slhiaiii.i : tiii Ar*. ri.on ida th* Circuit t hCourt. F*mlnnla County. IA I II INI CHS. An. F l o r i d a , t h i * t h * 4 th d a y o f J a n "*i ir to iii itrr riri.Ho nary* A. ft. !**> *UlU.HIt.VINKJtT iv< . n T* Ttorndon A Florida Cnrrmratlna Ci^fk of th* ClrtuH rialnilffa <t*riiino1* Ctitinfy. Florida Tv Aria 1. Te«ndf|tt!*t • c w. ft. nnct-TT. n,f*"'*'«** vr r. r*wind*rw**d1a, LU M BER C 0 . IN C . J W Mirni: to tim*An * i t f ,« y 8 th ST AT F RE NCH .A VE . PHONE: FA 2 - 4 4 6 2 TO: Nl I.I.IH A'ilN' iil'HT and F*rk Arrau# South, S A N F O R D : F L O R ID A • A'll Vlil'ItT. h.r hum,and **l lit .-w p*rl» FI rida i AItuI.I.NK if UAMAI1B .nd (SRAM ItAUA'iH. har hua- 4.2 11ra cllev I tmnl Hearn 1*1*. N* w Turk YOU AUK IIK U K IIY yO TIFIKt* that it Complaint for div-mt? ha* he*»n f 11***I *»in. .ml iou nr* rai|iilrnl to serve i* iup> of your An'iter «>r IMcmllrut t** the Cum* plaint nil Hi# I "til nil IT* Attorn* jr, I Mill e| J I.eFevre, i,f tho taw firm of W AItlSICK. ICAItOI A I.eKi:VHK, 2d4 Park Avenue, S mth. Win­ ter Park, Florida, a ml fll«* the url*lniil Amwer nr 1'lm.tlnw |n the riffle* nf th* Clerk of th* Circuit four l nil nr l i e f m the 57lit 11ay of .January, HSU. If yun fall to iln na, m d tffct pru nonfe»»u will In* enter* Television WOOD *« The Case of the Listless Lightbulbs* 11m houso lights flickcrnl like firenies on a summer evening. Dim w j* J. tho word and dismal wj* the outluok. It wai happening all over *,ft ftn! rrpnrtci in LOOK U A C A ZISE th e homo w henuver th e appliance*"cut on.* E le m e n ta r y c lu e * , d e a r M u ls n n . S k im p y w irin g , s k im p y e lc c Iric u l c irc u it* a r c lio u iiil to k e e p llg h lh u lh * a n il a p |tliu iic c a fro m tlo in g t h e i r iiilc tiilc il g o o tl jol». M ow a b o u t y u u r h o u s e ? M a k e * u rc y o u h a v e FULL HOUSSFQWER A ( 100* MOAMf ) • • * **, l> «noagh Hiring capacity iw keep your present appliance* work ing at top efficiency. . .a n il to fill all your electric needs for year* to come. That'* th e w a r to enjoy all the benefit* o f m odern liv in g — becam e, in F lo rid a,"M O D E R N ’ m eans ELECTRIC! u v t B ilim , tiic m iC A iir ...s £ i yo u r l u c i m w i c o n tr a c to r n o w / [ _ ^ PLAHT FOOD FERTILIZERS-CHEMICALS 'SARDFW SUPPLIES ] |it * I F L O R I D A P © W O & t3 C :Z 7 r ^ T - A N Y w . Scott Hums, Mgr. i» - �m m s I f 'Jy■tv :5feSE. u ,:'»,’§& • >J>'-JtL ^CV* Report Is Hero! Addendum Read Approved Should Now fn im ta arer ' the “unfavorable" report n l m r j by the Army Corps of Engineers here been pouring Into the office of John jTrU tr. fh»i»tnan of the Florida Waterways ‘G tw atttee and Manager of the Seminole Cwraty Chamber of Commerce. It la a signal result o f just exactly the gredictlona made in this editorial column " ,. Not only are protests coming In from aver the entire state and from other sections o f the country, but there are offers of help. This'help, of course, can be either time In appearing before the Rivers and Htrbors Board In Washington, D. C. or financial. Certainly there need to be both for the fob Is ahead—the Job of convincing a high­ er'authority of the truth concerning the *bisa hundred year dream'* and the SanfordTitusville Canal. H ie official release from the U. S. Army Division, South Atlantic Corps of M a t e r s . la Atlanta, Georgia waa made ivallabfe Friday wltl/eoples mailed to scores of people from every section of Florida and the South. Here Is the text of the report which Is by 7 . M. Albrecht, Major General, Division Engineer: e Notice o f Suhmimlon of Report On • Sanferd-Tltuaville Canal, Florida "For the information of all who may have an Interest In the Investigations regarding th e advisability of Federal provisions of a combination barge-navigntion and flood-con­ trol channel from the St. John! River at Sanford to the Intraeoastal Waterway in Indian River near Titusville, concerning W hleh a public hearing wan held at Sanford on 10 April 1957, notice la hereby given that the report thereon, authorised by a yesoultlon adopted 27 January 1937 by the Committee on Rivers and Harbors of the House of Representatives, United States, baa been made by the District and Division Engineers and la unfavorable to the Improvemsnt. Baaed on information now available, the reporting officers find thnt project plann­ e r for the upper St. Johns River Basin p v t of the authorized Central and Southern Florida Flood Control Project is directly re­ lated to flood-control nlannimr studies for the Sanford-Titiisvilie Cannl. With the re­ commended upper-river control works In operation in the St. Johns Rnsln, residual ftood-control benefits creditable to floodwater discharge through Sanford-Titusville Canal would be relatively small. Those floodcontrol benefits if added to tho navigation benefits would be tnsuficlent to justify con­ struction of the Improvement considered. Flood control considerations are therefore emitted from Improvement plans. In regard to navigation, the reporting officers find thnt prospective aferage annual benefits are less than the average nnnunl charges and thnt the requested plan of Improvement In there­ fore not economically Justified by the evalu­ ated benefits. They therefore recommend that no Improvement of the Snnford-Titusvllle Canal be undertaken at this time. » The Sanford Herald n tw H « • u n i t e le s e K i l l H D H a k i r ST. H alt M P m I n i f l r * • ( S a n fo r d F l o r id a , a a d t r Ih a A r t a l C o a a r r o a o f M a r s h S. I NTs Demos W ould LikeTo CutV.P. Down Republican officials * a d **«■ opment end missile spending fig­ By LYLE C. WILSON palgners thus are beta* briefed ures for the Truman end Eisen­ Cal ted t a w Staff for the national debate whleh Is WASHINGTON (UP)— Tucked hower administrations. This Infor­ Inevitable la this election year on way In the ta rty passages of mation now baa been circulated President Elsenhower’s annual among Republican members of this question: “You ere farther notified that In «ecor> Who goofed? ______ maiaavt to C oagm a wee ■ gen- Congreu. dance with lew cl', examinations and stir, tla reminder of the administration vey reports of this character are referred answer to the question: Who goofed on tho ballUtle missile pro'to the Board of Engineers for Hirers and gramT Harbors, a permanent body sitting in WaihBv BUSSELL HAY i We accept the admonition "Go, The administration’! anwer la Ington, D, C. All Interested parties have the that it waa President Harry S. The American Heart Association I go. go," end "FlllH,’ filu m , pripllege of presenting their views on the Truman. Elsenhower, however, made a “wise’ choice In eelectlng aa the answer to our prohlema subject matter o f the report to the Boerd. did not name Truman. He put It Brownie Wise, president of Tup- only to hava Mother* Nature elap The Board la Iti review of the report will tbla way: perwara Home Parties, Orlando, us down with coronery thrombo* “When It Is remembered that aa their state chairman for the tie or worse, sudden death. give full consideration to the feasibility of Remember you ere • valuable our country has concentrated on 1*5* drive. the project, the estimated cost of construc­ the development of ballistic mis­ One of America’! outstanding asset to your community. You tion, and the annual benefits. Parties not In siles for only about a third aa business executives, Mrs. Wise should not go before your timer agreement with the conclusions and recom­ Ion* aa tha Soviets, these achieve­ has made Tupperware a house- if you will heed the warning now mendations o f the reporting officer*, aa out­ ments show a rate of progress hold word throughout the nation, and forego some of the activities that speak* for Itself. Only, a Her organisation is a credit to that are killing you you may lined above, may submit their views to the brief tlrii* back, we were spend­ Florida and the nation and her survive. And you can help your­ Board in writing. These statements prepared ing at the rat* of only about one boundless energy, faith and en­ self and others by contributing to for consideration of the Board should not In­ million dollars a yaar on long thusiasm Insures the success of the national campaign to bring u t to our senses as far as our hearta clude material o f a general nature aa to the range ballistic missiles. In 1*57 the heart drive in Florida. Aa a successful business exe­ are concerned. we spent more than on* billion desires of local interesta or material which cutive, Brownie Wise knows the dollars." haa alreadv been considered by th e ' reporting stress and strain of everyday busi­ Beftrrcd to Mlasllea officers since all of this Information la al­ Tha reference In that para­ ness life. She his witnessed the ready available to the Board and It* re-subgraph lo what Eisenhower tailed results of overwork and worry mission would be repetitious. New engineer­ “these achievements” was per­ that have taken tho lives of counting and economic data, specific in nature fectly plain. It referred to what le u executives before their time. has been accomplished In the El­ Heart dlseaie is America’s num­ CAMP HAUGE, Okinawa <FHand directlv bearing on the findings of the senhower years with the Thor, ber one killer and any program TNC)—While serving with the 4th reporting officers, are desired by the Board On tha other hand. * U. 8. vlilt Jupiter and Polaris misaites which designed to bring us to the real!- Battalion, 3rd Regiment of the By Henry Catkcart In order to asalst in th e formutetion o f its Central Press Washington Writer by Marehal Tito of Yugoslavia had been discussed in the preced­ ratio.. that we hasten our death 3rd Marine Division at Camp unnecessarily by failure to listen Haugc, Okinawa, Marine Pfc. conclusions. If an oral hearing before the Washington —■ Speculation la now appears to he definitely out. ing paragraph. Board Is desired, parties requesting same growing that Secretary of State Tha Yugoslav president's recent Tha crack about spending only to our doctors and "take It easy" George W. Fawley, ion of Mr. while there is still time Is of and Mrs. WUUam O. Chesser of should inform the Board whether they are John Foater Dullea will leave decision to cut off American mili­ about one million dollars a year tremendous Importance today. 1021 W. Third St., Sanford, Fla., tary aid haa strengthened oppoaiPresident Elsenhower’* Cabinet on ballistics missiles a brief time proponents or opponents to the desired im­ Hie American Heart Aisocla was promoted to the present rank soon. tlon to him In the U. 8. Congress. back required some research. The provement. In order for parties not In agree­ Thinking la that Dullea can now CONGRESS MOODY — Con­ research disclosed, as might have tlon Is concerned with a national Nov. 15. ment with conclusions and recommendations claim a final achlavement In re­ gress la convening for the new been expected, that the one mil educational program to acquaint Camp llauge is located on the of the reporting officers to substantiate their sults of the Parle “eummlt” con­ session in a nasty mood. Wash­ lion expenditure was Trjm ar.’s us with the dingers of careless largest of the Ryukyu Islands. living and encourage caution and request for a public hearing they should ference of NATO natlona—the ington observers foresee a great baby. It waa spent In the fiscal iction now to avoid the Inevitable {AHTNCi—Capt. Donald M. agreement of Atlantic allien to deni of acrimonious debnta but year 1*53 for which Mr. T pre Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry present a statement to the Board outlining put U. 8. atomic mieille launch­ very little important legislation pared his last presidential bud? results that attend our failure to A. Wood, DeBary, recently was heed nature’s laws. ( their new and additional data as to the en- ing eltee Inside their borderi. graduated from the 31-weck offi­ In tha next few weeks. Every year countless Ameri­ cer advanced course at The In­ glneering feasibility of the project, the But a better reaaon for Dulles Legislators drifting back from record shows that three become victims of heart ail­ fantry School, Fort Bennlng, Go. cost of construction, and the annual benefits. leaving, It la said, la that the the home districts report a grow­ years later, fiscal 1956, spending cans foreign policy leader haa out- ing discontent They say the was 250 million and that In liscal ments simply because they re­ Captain Wood was Instructed in Written communications should he address­ Hvad hie ueefulnaae. No official in fuse to hetd the warning of their the duties and responsibilities of public Is tired of high taxes and 'd to the Board o f Engineers /o r Rivers and the s u u department will e*y a. frarfut of Soviet technical ad­ 1957 which ended last June 30, it doctors and health authorities. a field gride officer. He entered hit one billion dollar*. , Medical science knows the an­ Harbors, Washington 23, D. C., and should much, but It la heard that both vances. So, without naming names, El­ swer and has been trying for the Army In 1950. The 30-year-old soldier la a gra­ be mailed to be In possession of the Board Dull** and President Elsenhower MISSILE SQUABBLE—Des­ senhower sought to tag Truman on or before February 10, 1088. If. however. “nr r«P»"d for tha .urge of pite the outward calm, the Air twice—first for letting the Soviet years to impress upon &U of us duate of Rutland (Vt.) High Force Is vary unhappy over De­ Union get a head ita rt on mis­ the fact that we cannot live con­ School and a graduate of the Uni­ tho fnctlml data and ln f.n j.tte " I n te n tM : 2 * 3 !£ trary to nature’s laws nnd not pay versity of Vermont. Hli wife, Lo­ fense Secretary Neil II. McElroy’s nartles desire to submit to the Board In writ-1tha sentiment that Dullea, Intran- decision to place the Army Jupit­ sies, and, second for finally the piper. retta, is with him at the fort. spending so little as to keep the ing cannot be collected and prepared fc, algenra toward Russian puce er 1,500-mile Intermediate range United States In low gear In the We burden our souls with the poisons of hate, worry, greed and FORT BARRY, Calif. (AHTNC) nroper presentation bv that date the B o n r d - i» preventing iome along with the Air Force Thor. missile race. avarice, seeking a will-of-the-wlsp —Pfc. John D. Goodall, son of The McElroy order was a direct should be Informed of this fact without de- f*"'* of ,|trMm,nt The geptle way in which Eisen­ fortune only to forfeit our lives Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur N. Goodall, lay ami a request should be made for an An " th«e l. . Nairn* that slap at the Air Force and at for­ hower stated hla Indictment of before our goal !a attained be­ Longwrood, Fla., recently waa g ra­ mer Defense Secretary Charles E. extension of the limiting date for submitting Dullea can no longer put a pro. W'ilson—hoth of whom felt the Truman administration missile cause our heart won’t stand the duated from the San Franclico efforts Is typical of hla reluctance Air Defense School, Fort Winfield fhe written Information." gram over with either Congress Army had no business in the to ehgage In name-calling politi­ strain, Through the exercise of com­ Scott, Calif. < There Is one thing that we chn add to or th« American public, missile, at leust when they are cal rows. mon sense and good Judgment we The special course retrained Not Reluctant this unsavory report, and thnt Is this: There J T * * ■" *chedul,ed to hnv® * going to travel more than COO can avoid this danger by finding Goodall in the highly technical miles. Former ITesIdent Truman is new sense of values. We can find fundamentals of the NIKE m is­ h , ™ » „t tho bottom o f tho room, for „o S E S V T b i . £ Now, Air Force leaders are not a reluctant political fighter. peace of mind and happiness by sile. MMomliim which, an wo think, should rend It is not unlikely that the doctors quletlf letting it bo known that Ile’a a slugger as would be ex­ “A P P R O V E D ." mny recomnifhd ■ regimen of they think putlng two missiles In­ pected of any veteran of tho bare- being content with what we have Goodall, regularly assigned as willing to go along with na­ a radar operator In Battery C of Snnfort! and O n trnl Flnrltln— as a matter r*sl “ntl quiet tor 1,10 atatesman to production will result In fewer knucklcd political wars which pre­ and ture by watching our waistline tho 436th Antiaircraft Artillery of fact, nil. of Florida—have been directly “n,‘ °1f/ er^ 1,m * ^00il °1,p<,rtunllir rockets for the money spent be­ vailed In Jackson County, Miss­ and our mental attitude. Missile Battalion. Travis Air Force cause of separate facilities for ouri, when HST waa coming up to hurt bv the report. It Is a report that ST- V kI nco Heart trouble, although it kills Base, Calif., entered the Army in The recent manufacturing the weapons. county officer and toward the IT. more people than any other af­ October 1956 and completed basic BANGLES Sanford and Seminole County— talks : ■* In .......... Mndriil- between Secretary And they have one powerful S. Senate. pushes the community and its surrounding of .State John Fueler Dulles and argument on this score— plants Mr. T, therefore, la likely to be fliction, can- be avoided easier training at Fort Leonard Wood, any other disease. In 99 cas­ Mo. areas back 100 years to the point of slart. (icneralirilmo Frnncisco Franco are already tooled for producing heard from an the iub]ect of who than es not of a hundred it is our fault The 23-year old soldier attended revived speculation that the the Thor, In fact they have been goofed the missile effort. The and brought 'on entirely by our Lyman High School and was em ­ Ing. If this report is allowed to stand ns It •Spanish leader might vUit the at the rate of two a month, while annual message could not have is and receives the sanction of the nonrd of United State* next year. own aetion.s and mental attitude. ployed by Hanslng Tool and Die the Army haa no such fscilities found him unprepared. The pace that kills is the false in civilian life. Engineers for Rivera and Harbors, this __ ___________ _____ There had been talk In the pait and ran only put out enough Jup­ Vice President Richard M. community will be hurt to the tune of mnny of • possible trip but such pinna iter* at prasent for lis t purposes. Nixon and tha Republican Nation­ belief that we must keep up with the Jones. We constantly accept 22 Rifle Ammunition more millions than It would cost to build fo11 through. Now that u. 3.- With the emphasis now on get­ al Committee long alnce began Invitations to cocktail parties, the Sanford-TItuavllle Canal. Spanish relations appear at their ting the missiles operational to contending publicly that the Tru­ SHOTGUN SHELLS meetings, accept assignments cn Fresh Stock Just Received Benefits from the project would run Into “ Fr*nco vl,lt ta * po,,ibil' supply the European allies, the man administration was responsi­ programs and do countless other Air Force may yet win out In this ble for the missile lag which en­ things over and above normal ob­ IMPERIAL SERVICE tho multi-millions of dollars to pie Sanford United States official* point controversy. abled the Soviet Union to launch ligations because we feel that if STATION and Central Florida Community within the out that Spain la playing an inthe world’* first man-made satel­ we don’t wo are slipping. We must Cor. 13th A Park creaeingly Important role In We*immediate future following its completion. lite. maintal- that “front’’ at any cost. Defensewlso — benefits would be much tern European defense planning In I.IDI, the king of France Some weeks ago the committee sent the queen of England a larger and outside of the ability of th is, anil “ V an ? . invitation ,nvlu‘Uotn to Franco group of dolls dressed to show distributed nation wide compara­ tive defense, research and devel­ writer to estimate. u,“ 1 with hla government. latest Parisian styles. |™ contact Too Late To Classify News Of Men In Service Inside Washington iA F F -A -D A Y % S ri (Bn J ATTEND! Take Your Pick For — HOMESITE or IHVESTMENT J m Jw VYhcUikham fcAiaiM • im Ten Miles West of Sanford BUM F t ATVIBB *1 HOST ay*. Im , V o RIB BUsUTI l l l t t t f t "I owe it all to Elsa, my wife and sparring partner!" TAFTS HIIIHT NEW HAVEN. Conn. —(U P)— Included in an exhibit commem­ orating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the late William Ho­ ward Taft, 27th president of the United States, at Yale University U aa undershirt ripped from his back during a freshman-soph­ omore class battle while he waa • n undergraduate. 90 Beautiful Lots O. D. Farrell’s Arcade Package Store I M»«n I U C UKU MOMCIKW ' $60 Canalfront $395. Down $42 .60 8lo. Lakeview $/95. Down $2i Mo. Lake Markham I* one of Seminole County* m nio-nl beautiful Sand Bottom Lakes and only one mile from beautiful Wekiwa It lver, where the big Bom are abundant the year around. «cott routes LES G IR L S ’ GfMtUlll MTDCMMM. Featuring UCQU»iFiiof«*C The Very Beat NOW SHOWING —FEATURE— 810 E. let CHOICE INCOME OPPORTUNITY MONDAY. JAN. 20 — 1:3* P.M. D. I. SIGMAN 17-92 COURT .Jl S . ORLANDO -VVH-, W. SIDE HWY. 1791 (FAMOUS MILLION DOLLAR MILE) 2 rental units — masonry construction good condition ruble and out, completely furnished including linens and oedding, attractive neon sign easily seen from both direc­ tions, attractive landscaped ground with ample parking area, 1UU ft. hwy. frtge., Extra adjoining lot, good for expansion. expansion, Comfortable lomfurtablo owner’s owners living quarters. Area High Value. City known for Its commercial property of‘ III convenience* HUT NO CITY TAXES. ATTEND! gome parte of the Bible have been appearing In * new lan­ guage or dialect at the rate of •na translation each month for the past BO yean. | $500. Down BID! BUY! FRIDAY, JAN. 31 — 1:30 P.M. 2 MODERN MASONRY HOMES 1 lllock South City Limit* ORANGE CITY West LA.S. Hwy. 17-92 . Both homes are on lots 83’ x 143’. Each has 2 bedrooms and ceramic tile bath, furred walls, hardwood floors, end Jalousled di>oni andovtndows. Both homes sell furnished. (H iA ia i Lakefront HUNT IIE MISLED — YOU CAN GET TOP MARhfc. T DOLLAR FOR YOUR PROPERTY — Use the Proven Since 1911 HANSDROUGIl AUCTION METHOD the SAFE, FAST. SURE and FAIR Way In SELL YOUR PROPERTY. If y.iu Plan to Sell, act NOW I Call Orlando GArden 4-4571 1:00 - 3:06 • 5:12 • 7:18 9:24 L « SEMINOLE REALTY 1901 rAHK AVENUE TUESDAY, FEB. 4 — MONDAY, FEB. 3 — 1:10 P.M. t :30 P.M. MASONRY DUPLEX * “THE GAP FISH CAMP" COTTAGE and LARGE on East Side Lake APOPKA LAKE FRONTAGE A LOT on LAKE SAUNDERS, Eaat Hwy. 437 — Side U. S. U t Approx. 3 Mi4 Mi. from Apopka north of MT. DORA Approx. 4Vb Mi. from Winter Garden1 2 Ml. south of TAVAKE* IDEAL HOME. ! INCOME 12 Mi. From Urlando BUSINESS : Watch for «iher coming Hansbrough Auctions including 3-bedroom Home in Fern Pack, Motels, Ranches, Subdivi­ sions, Duplexes. Business and Income Properties. TERMS: 2I)N DOWN, BALANCE ANNOUNCED for all information contact Sanford, Florida BID! BUY Phone FA 2-5232 H at iuju I Realty Cj Aucfton Company _MctijllW,t< ORLANDO HA OAnlr.. I P 11 I'CfNSiO- aoNUtO 502 W IM.1I' yUM l i l t t) IM O V ( « LOUl5VU.tr M II IOn.1 I WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDERS! �*>r Mon. J»n. 13, 1958—P if# S Stnferl f t n l ) Womans Calendar. Page Church Calendar MONDA* MONDAY Gamma Omega Chapter of E. S. Tha Els la Knight Circle of tha A. will meet Monday night at the The Baptist Association Brother­ First Baptist Church will most a t horn of Mrs. Jack Schlrard, 1912 hood will meet at the First Church the home of Mrs. Sue Stevenson, Sanford Ave. a t 7:30. Members in DeLand at 6:30 p. m. 918 Park Ave. sre urged to attend. Mrs. Don The Choir Parents' and Sponsors' The Commission on Flnanca of Brubaker will speak to the chap­ Assn, will meet at the First Bap­ First 3(ethodist Church meats ter on their part In the High Fe­ tist Church at T:30 p. m. Monday night a t 7:00. ver Follies. Tha Official Board of First ■r VIRGINIA CONK. TUESDAY will l>c an installation of officer*. Methodist Church meets Monday Lake Slary Volunteer Fire De­ On December 30 someone drop­ csiion. Joe Tully gave out with The Teachers Credit Union of night at 7:10. ped a black and white drtsa belt a ftw touching speeches—ooa real partment will meet at 8:00 P. 31. Seminole County *111 meet at TUESDAY and a child’s brown oxford in ly waa—and presented Dan and at the Lake Mary School. There Seminole High School at 4:00 Girl Scout Troop 242 win m eat front of tha Seminole Memorial Joanne Lupone and Elliabath and P. M. in Room 19. at the First Baptist Church at 3:30 Hospital. Tha articles may be Joe Davenport with wedding pre­ Newly Organized Ladies Auxi­ p. m. claimed at tha hospitality shop. sents of engrsved silver lee-buc liary of the Fled Reserve 147, will The Seminole Assoe. Training Perhaps tha parent did not know ksti. Mac McAdams raceived hold it’s regular monthly meeting Union Executive Committee will where th e y 'were dropped. words of advice and two farewell on Tuesday at 8 P. M. C. P. O. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Des- Club. Members ara urged to a t­ There will be a Leadership lfATU bridge m et Thursday a t presents. Mae has been flying with Training School for Girt Scout forge and daughter Carol of JerVi Jarrall’a house for the monthly Joe for sometime now and will It tend this important meeting. workers at First Methodist Church game. Vi won the first prize and be like cutting off the skipper’s scy Cily, N. J . spent the holidays Tuesday at 0:30 a. m. • 2:30 p. zn. WEDNESDAY with their uncle, W. H. Adams, Jean Dooley tha second. Attending right arm when he goeal 420 Oik Ave. The family has re­ "Animated Magazine" at the WEDNESDAY ................ ................. were Betty McCracken, Sonja Jim Parker and Ike Paters stop turned home. Sanford Woman's Club at 3:00 p There will be recreation In MeBlackwood, Dodle Xing, Anita ped in, which saved them numer­ Pater Cotton of New York Cily m. Musical program and other Klnlty Hall of First Methodist lfaddtn, Jaan Tegfeldt, Marty ous phone calls tha next day. They Millsapi, Mallla Barlow, Ethel had come down from Washington Is visiting W. If. Adams for a features. Tea follows. Mrs. L. E. Church Wednesday at 3:00 p. m. for the Junior Choir. Fitzsimmons, Garry Kennedy, Mil­ to do a bit of hunting Just before few days before going to Tampa Spencer Is editor-in-chief. THURSDAY Choir Practice for Junior Choir MRS. L. M. SWAIN gives brlde-tlsct Ann Divls one of her gifts at a shower given in lie Loper. Punklri O’Dea, Virginia the season closed. Both looked where he will spend several The Officer’s Wive* Club of Boys a t 3:30 p. nt. a t First Metho­ weeks. t h e Swain home Thursday night. Miss Davis will m arry Jerry Murphy Feb. 1. Mrs. Shaffer, Frankie Bower and Ida wonderful. N. A. 8. Sanford will have a dist Church Wednesday. Word has been received that P. H. Wyatb was co-hostess a t the shower. Left to right, Mrs. J. C. Davis, mother of the Radtkt. John and Harriet Williams find two Sanford students attending luncheon a t the Mayfair Inn at Choir Practice for Junior Choir News Is out that Jack and Judy honoree. Miss Davis, Mrs. W yatt, Mrs. Swa'n. (Photo by Bergstrom) Smith, form tr Sanford residents that staying home of a Saturday the Southern Union College, Wad- lJi.tO P. M. President will ba ele­ Girls at 4:13 at F lrtt Methodist cted and bnnrd installed. Reserva­ night becomes quite lively. Church. ley, Ala., have received honorable both Navy and civilian, will a r ­ rive In Sanford the nineteenth of Friends dropped in to dance and mention for the fall quarter In tions must be made by Tuesday, Senior Choir Practice at First January 14. DeBary Auxiliary Methodist Church at 6:13 p. m. ; this month for two weeks vaca­ sing, which makes tha weekend scholastic achievement. tion. Tha Smiths will be an ex­ gay. Could have done better and John Carter and James C. HawChancel Choir Practice si First An automobile usea up 60 per Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. Plans Card Party cellent excuse for many gather, made th at rhyme. I guess, but am ins had an average of "B " or Prayer Meeting will ba held at Inga with their friends here In never at my brightest on Sunday etler and thus received recog­ rent more gnsollne traveling a t evening. January 16 nition by Dr. A. R. Van Cleave, 66 miles an hour than it does the F irst Baptist Church at T:30 town. A miscellaneous shower w is mantla held fern, crytantbemums traveling a t 25 milea an hour. p. in. This week looks active for wo­ academic dean. The Ladies Auxiliary of the DeSavage Sons, and their cannl|K e n Thursday evening honoring and white candles. On tha buffat men’s doings. The Animated Mag­ Bary Volunteer Fire Department cows met in Altamonte Springs " i t s Ann Davis, February bride- had been placed a miniature elect. Hostesses for the affair were church of while eryaantfcemumi met Thursday afternoon In the fire Saturday night when ten Junior azine will be held at the Sanford Mrs. L. M. Swain and Mrs. P. H. with a miniature bride and house. The Auxiliary presented the Savages celebrated their promo Woman's Club on Wednesday af­ Wyatt. The shower was held In the groom. An arch of fernery form First Department with a sub­ tion to Lt. (Jg). Hosts for the tre ternoon at 3:00 P. M. Tea will fallow the program, which If al­ Swain home. ed a background for the buffet. stantial cheek for use In purchas­ memlous party were newly pro­ ways unusual and fun. ing equipment. The money was moted Dick Boyd. Kills Austin, White chrysanthemums and The table waa centered with _ earned through beneflth put on by John Bailey, Dick Conn. Bob Tuc Voting takes place Wednesday greenery decorated the house. The large arrangement of green and the ladies. ker, George Ksseate, Boh Abrams. at the Naval Air Station for the white flowers. Mrs. Harry Seller, president nf Art McCarthy, Dave Rochfnrd and Navy Queen for the High Fever Winning prizes for the games the Auxiliary, conducted the meet­ Ed Williams. The Junior Savages Follies. The Follies is a bright played during the evening were Mist Rachel Beasley, Mrs. M. L. ing. Refreshments were served at were garbed in white blouses with and gay revue put on by the Wo­ Tlllii and Mrs. H. B. McCall. the conclusion by Mrs. Bernard over sized shoulder boards and man’s Auxiliary *of the Seminole Memorial Hospital. We try to get The honoree was assisted In the Savage. Mrs. Harry Frltt*. Mr*. happy expressions AZALEA CIRCLE Edith Carson and Mrs. Thomas Dave Rochford did not make It nearly everyone in town In on the Azalea Circle met nt the home of opening of her gifts by Mrs. Lloyd Howard. back, as be w a s suffering in May- set, and had so much fun with Mrs. Henry McLaulin. Mrs. DU! Swain. Mr. and Mrs. Tnlmsn Van Nuys- port while standing "advisory It last year that hope a lot will Delicious refreshments of cake Jennings was co-hostes. Mrs. dale presented a program of Euro­ duty on the Saratoga. attend Talent Night, January 7T, nunell, chairman, conducted the and coffee were served. Those In­ pean slides taken during their re­ The house was beautifully deco­ to sign up for committees, dinemeeting. She Introduced Mrs. C. vited were Mrs. John Carver cent trip. These were met with rated for the occasion, with red ing. singing, or what have you. Mrs. M. L. Tlllii, Mrs. Lloyd much admiration. Wall, and Mrs. John Callahan. and white streamers, rosettes, and Get your sitter now—we promise Swain, Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Mlsi Mrs. Olive Hunt gave n list of The Auxiliary will have numerous posters adorned with much fun. and little effort on shrubs to plant next year, which Mable Chapman. Mrs. W. B. Kir­ “Touring Florida" card pzrty mushmouths. Also, l might add, jour part. If you can sign your would not be hurt by the cold. by, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff. Also, Mrs. Msrvln Dyal, Mrs. R. Thursday, January 18 at 7:00 p. that it was one of the most ex­ name, we will put you to work Alias Ella Lee Klrchhoff cave dir­ E. While, Mrs. J. L. Benton, Mrs, m. In the Civic Building. Mrs. Wil­ quisitely clean establishment! I —but not that night. ections for planting gladioli bulbs have ever seen. Planned so far Is a "fun" even­ W. L. Vance, Mrs. L. I. Hughey, liam Ogden Is general chairman. and the care of them. In charge nf prizes will be Mrs In the music room, the Savage ing with dancing to the tunes of Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. Clara Mrs. McLaulm, Mrs. Hunt and Lorlg, Mrs. Pearl Hantcll, Mrs. Christine Gandet; reservations Sounds beat out that Dixieland l’ctc Bukur ami his boya— a short Mrs Redding were chosen for the C. E. Williams, Mrs. Lila Dicker- Mrs. Martin Yost; cakes, Mrs. Wil­ Jungle music, led by versatile Don but talented floor show and re­ liam Sirkman; serving, Miss Kay Franz. Guests stuffed themselves freshments. All free, of course. nomination committee. Their re­ hoff. Miss Rschel Beasley. ports must be done by February. Tomorrow is tha last day to get Mrs. It. L. Warren, Mrs. Eu­ Ryan. Mrs. Edward Tomaletkl, on shrimp, ham sandwiches and Mrs. John Clarke demonstrated gene Williams, Mrs. W. D. Gardi­ Mrs. Leo Nash and Mrs. Harry other substantial fare. your reservations in for tha an­ making corsages of mclaleuca. Six­ ner, Mrs. Carl Chorpenlng Sr., Schob. Fivers, After-Fivers and friends nual "changing of the guard" Hostesses will be Mrs. Tolman of both war# present for the oc- luncheon at the Mayfair Inn— teen members were present. De­ Mrs. P. If. Lansing, Mrs. J. C. licious refreshments of ambrosia, Davis, mother uf the bride-elect, Van Nuysdale and Mrs. G. E. Cros­ which means it Is time for new fruitcake ami coffee were served. and Mrs. Flossie Good son, her by. Hospitality, Mr*. Ben Gilbert, officers In the officers Wives Club Mrs. August Rodcwald, and Mrs. # JACARANDA CIRCLE anil a president will be elected. grandmother. Cart Kittlcson. The Jacaranda Circle met Fri­ Call your representative for reser­ day evening at the home of Mrs. vations. There will be a choice of N. It. Whitney. Mrs. George menu. (StAff Photo) Ewen and Mrs. Beulah Thornton Hairdressers Have Miss Wilson Cooks Out at Hie Mayfair Country were co-hostcsjc*. 'Hie meeting Club, the Dot Powell tournament opened with Ihc Lord’s Prayer. District Meeting Royal Arch Widows.; Vegetables For is in full swing—(Bayers are go­ Members answered the roll call The District 5 meeting of the ing into the second round, having Florida Hairdressers and Cosme­ Sanford H. D. Club with New Year’s resolutions. Plan Supper been held up by the frigid wea­ The annual luncheon was an­ tologists Association was held ther. Still in the running a rt El-1 The CPO Club was the scene on TIip Sanford Home Demonstra­ wn iw «« <.■* were —- — given ---- by *— Mr. **- •••’* nounced by Mrs. J. C. Andrews, Janusr. 5 in DeLand. District tion Club met Thursday, Jan. 9 in Wilson “Sande- Tuesday Night leu Betts, Blanche Nicely, Peg chairman. She urged all members chairman, Amv Bachleda of Or­ Butts, Jessio dayman. Celeste Friday evening of the Instailatlan fer, Jr. Past President of the The Royal Arch Widows supper * the home of Mrs. J. B. Crawford attend and also to help Mrs. lando, presided. Ovcrstrdt, Marge Haccash, Keen of Ofllcers from the Ladies Auxi­ National Fleet Reserve and Mr. will be held Tuesday night, Jan. 14 ,. at I.ake Mary Whitney and Mrs. C. M. Flowers State officers were introduced Ivey, Cathy Park, Augusta Rus­ liary Unit of the Fleet Reserve. Jack Ilipps, local Fleet Reserve at 6:30 p. m. a t the Masonic Tem­ Mrs. C. M. riowrrs, president, with the table arrangements. The and their duties explained. Re­ conducted the meeting. The Collect The event was highlighted by 147 President. Present from Orlan­ ple. Hostesses are Mrs. R. E. ’ sell, Mildred .Smith, Ruth Tully, lunrhron will he held at the May- ports were given by Sanford mem­ was read by Mrs. J. D. Callahan! the appearance of dignitaries from do Unit 117 were Presfdents, Mr. Browning, Mrs. Michael Diet*, Jean Fitton. Helen Carrawsy. fair Inn February 20 at 12:30 ber* Sir*. Harriet Slawter and In the absence of the secretary, Also Claire Fite, Jackie Craw­ the National Fleet Reserve Or­ and Mrs. John J. McKinney. Mrs. George Carver, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Mary McMahon. Mrs. SlawP . M. ford. Jean Chandler. Betty Brown, ganization. Mrs. Rachele Hopkins, A lluffct Dinner and Dancing to Miller and Mrs. J. O. Huff. Mrs. J. L. Clark. Mrs. l'rcn«haw Slides oi Europe were shown tar, co-chnlrman of N. B. S. W’. gave the devotional. Jeanne Fnulk. Betty Madeira, Reglnnsl Vice President, S. E., the orchestra of Sidney Vlhlen The supper is open to Royal by Mrs. Beulah Thornton. Re­ Sanford Unit 30. spoke on duties Muriel Scott, Blanche Coleman, instituted the unit and the Char­ completed the program. Flower* Arch Masons, their wives, or wtA report was given on Health by freshments were served by the of ■ secretary. Mrs. McMahon, Mrs. Azzarcllo, who also appealed Helen Bloom, Shirley Perkins, ter Presentation and Installation were donated lo the new group (lows. There will be a recreation hostesses. Attending were Mrs. R. historian nf the Sanford Unit, gave Fanrhon MclUiherts. Ann Marsh, ceremony were performed by by the Sanford Flower Shop. period following the supper for the for cancer supplies anil volunteers E. Peurifoy, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, a report on Membership Retention to make dressings. ladles. Cartic Stribling. Crrla Higginbo­ Sirs. Wilson Sandefcr. Past lleglo Mrs, J. T. Lewis, Mrs. E. C. for absent Financial sacretary tham, Jo Daniels, lleba Mahan, nal Vice President. Installed into The group adjourned In Mrs Mrs. Anna Mae Chapman. Cam pbell, Mrs. A. J. Walker. Mrs. office were Mrs. Harold Sund Ruth Herron, Harriet Williams. Crawford's altactive pine-paneled If. E. McSwain, Mrs. Frank Mil­ The Orlando unit served re­ kitchen wher* Miss Myrtle Wilson I<ce Cunning defeated Myrtle vail. President; Mrs. William ler, Mrs. J. C. Andrews, Mrs. freshments to the large crowd. cooked and served four vegetaides ILMIY GIRL SCHOB, tlaugh..................... . encunn Adams in their second round— Johnson, Vice President; Mrs Tony Pitchford, Mrs. S. H. Jones, The Sanford unit waa formed in cooked In new ways. Interesting ter of Mr. and Mrs. H urrv!Pla>intf last Wednesday, wnien Jack Ilipps, Secretary; and Mrs which Sirs. George I). Smith, Mrs, II. December. seasonings sparked the familiar Schob. Denary. Rom January wai desperately cold- The tourna- John Cirey, Treasurer. Mrs. Rob A. House and Mrs. Burke Steele. ert Marshal! participated as 7 i .»___ menl is on* .atastes. (I’jioto by Bergstrom J ment it one of the highlights of Chaplain CAMELLIA CIRCLE and Mrs. William Hoi man, tntroducsd Dr. J. F. Darby, the year. Prizes are put up by Refreshments of the vegetables, Camellia Circle met at the plant pathologist at the Central cookies and coffee were served. Dot, who cannot play on Wednes­ enmb and Mrs. John J. McKin home of Mrs. Ed Hunt in Loch Florida Experimental Station. Dr. Mr*. Linz served as co-hostess days during the winter, because ney, served as Sergeants at Arbor January 9 at 8:00 P. M. Darby talked about plant dlsaates, with Mrs. Crawford. Twelve mem of business. Further reports wtil Arms. TH EIR A N N U A L W IN TER Co hostesses were Mrs. Donald usi*** tildes to Illustrate his dis­ bers were present and one guest, be found on your sports pige. Congratulations were extended i ’lamm and Mrs. John Keeling. cussion. He advised members of little Beth Lake, who is Mrs. Craw the new organisation by Mrs. Hop " Mr*. BUI Gramkow opened the the Circle on the treatm ent of ford’s granddaughter. kins. In a short address she em mecUng with "A Garden Collect” . diseases. A question and answer July II is a memorable date phaslzed the purposes of the Fleet Members answered the roll call period fallowed. for Frenchmen Iwea us* It ia tha Reserve and expressed a wish with the name of a winter bloom­ anniversary of tha storming and that this group would maintain Mrs. Walter Meriwether, chair­ William Kelly, » Kentucky Iron­ destruction In 1789 of tha Bas- the progress and cooperation of ing plant man, conducted the meeting. Mrs. master, discovered the principle Jan. 13th - 18th till* in Paris, Mrs. Ralph Betts, chairman, an­ David Bach gave the horticulture of forcing « blast of air through a member unit. Other addresses nounced that the circle would report. molten Iron to "burn out" im­ place flower arrangements In the After a round table discussion, purities and make malleable iron. Dresses formerly 10.95 - 79.95 hospital during the month of Feb­ Mrs. Taylor Brown asked mem­ ruary. bers to furnish flowers esch week­ Troubadours of the .Middle A report was made on the flo- end to the Salvation Army Cita Ages liked to play the bagpipes. jy e r show, and a thank-you note del. w— 4 ^ e a d from the hospital, thanking Attending were Mrs. David conservation. the circle for the Christmas tree Bach, Mrs. Joe Baker, Mrs. Don­ Refreshments were served by placed there during the holidays. ald Bales, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. John the hostesses. Attending were All members were urged to at­ Burton IV', Mrs. George Dangle- Mrs. F. U. Adams, Mrs. E. L. tend the annual luncheon in Feb­ man, Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mra. John Vihirn, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. ruary. A nominating committee Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Fred Ganas. M. E. Baker, Mrs. C. E. Hunter, One Group was selected and new members Mrs. Hollingsworth. Mrs. Doris Mrs. It. L. McKnight, Mrs. J a r­ introduced. II «to««y from y s for* Householder, Mrs. Donald Jones, vis, Mrs. Lind. Mrs, lladerer, BABY nOY BLAKK.MORE, Mrs. Dan Batten and Mrs. Bill Mrs. W. E. Knowles, Mrs. Harry Mrs Watson Reel. Mrs. R. A. son of Mr. and Mrs. William * RGramkow gave Interesting horti­ l-ee Jr., Mrs. Meriwether, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. C. H. Moss and T. Illakemore, DeBary. Born (a om y ho onroad culture reports. January 8. Tom Mero, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Mrs. J. I’. Halt. r a r s flo rt p e r io d . m Mrs. Jack Martin introduced the Vincent Roberts, Mrs. Douglas (Photo by Bergstrom) " u e i t speaker, Homer Osburne, Slenstrom. Mrs. J. E. Terwilieger Mr. Osburne discussed infortnaUy Jr., m d Mrs. Voile Williams J r. methods of caring for plants after IIEMEROCALLIS CIRCLE a freeze. His talk was followed by Hemerocallis Circle met at the a question and answer period. home of Mrs. Ralph Jarvis and Others attending were Mrs. Don Airs. J . II. Walker. Co-hostesses Lo o m up I 4600 llamner. S.rs. Alfred Greene, Mrs. were Mrs. Carl F. Lind and Mrs. '© '• Bruce Saxon, Mrs. Alfred Chiles, Clara Haderrr. Mrs. R. L. McMrs. Benny Austin, Mrs. E. W. Knight presided over the mcetPeterson, Mrs. Ernest Lcmlng, Ing. Sirs. Vernon Hardin and Mrs. E. Mrs. Lind presented the pro­ C O R R O R A T I O N m£. Harper Jr. gram on Conservation and birds. ^ KORA CIRCLE SANFORD She treated members cf the cir­ The Ixora Circle m et Friday cle to two colored films "Just Off I t W eil R n t Street.................................................... M irfas 2-324) morning at the home of .Mrs. Shore", and "White Splendor", (014 tl'« V M Ik te M r I . .!*■•*) Relieves Your Arhen John Morgan. Co-hostess was which were made by John Storr. Bilmulate* Your Offlzs keen Daily t-J; Rldey M . tieied Saturday and pains Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth. The "White Splendor" is the story of Blood Circulation Shorts • Hats • Handbags hostesses served hot coffee and the white eagle:. A question and Give* You New Zee! Relaxes You All Over -ORLANDOFor Living cinnamon buns before the meet­ answer period waa enthusiasti­ D OW N TO W N —401 W *« Central Avene*., . . C Ardtn 3 -6493 Given Healthy Toning Takes Off Your ing to their thoroughly chlUed cally enjoyed by members who of Your Body Muscle* Rices* Inchew C O l O N IA LT O W N -114 3 lo«t Colonial Drive,Garden 3 -2641 guest,. felt that they had learned a great Get New Vitality at horar. Call or Odk* Heuri. Deity f-5; Wtdnetdey t Saturday M I Sin. T. W. Hero, program chair- dsal about types of birds and their Visit Harriett* Uesuty Nook for Price* and Information — FAJ 2-3712 LOANS~M AD1 TO R IS IO IN T S O f A l l N I A 1 I 7 T O W N S 211 X. Park « FA 2-2388 Conning The News fisAdJonah Miscellaneous Shower Honors t Miss Ann Davis, February Bride garden Circles New Arrivals Airs. Sundvall Installed Friday i As President Of F. R. Auxiliary W itty - fcjJtJwi'A Presents Sak Looking around for (fa k ! V* off Dresses Vi G A C iF IN A N O E Price Blouses & Sweaters V3 off Reduced J l ft J) < �"-. ■ ; . •• P i ( t ft—Mon* Jin. IS, 1988 Wfi* ®v#f#s1 V f n f l V : jfcli Club W orks Hard Readying For Race J h e . S a n fo r d FS U Cagers Meet T i g e r s Tomorrow disutaid SPORTS 13 County Organizations Will Benefit From Charity Night A total of 1, charitable organ!- followed again this season. “We at the track are working aatlona from Seminole County have already been de.lgnated to hard to put Charity Night acro.s .hare In the third annual Charity in a big way," .aid Collin*. "The Night acheduled Thuraday at the more the various* groupa do to build up th* program Thursday Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. Jerry Collin., track operator, Is night, the more money we will be hoping that the benefit night will able to raise. All profit, of course, be the be.t yet. La.t year $5,043.- will go to the different chart 97 waa turned over to charity aa tlea.” "The veteran, and fraternal or­ a rc.ult of the apeclal "night", Thla money waa divided between ganisations which participate will charitable organiialiona In Semi­ administer the fundi they receive nole and Orange eountlea laat tor charitable purpo.ei," he add­ OSCAR FRALEY • NSW YOltX (UP)—Yo*J B«rr» year and the aame policy will be ed. Seminole County organizations •Brays hai b#«° * * • “ " b? •* to gat p M l°r w*1 ,t 1**•, for the flr.t .alary cut he ever acheduled to participate Include n todar h* admitted he ahoulito t hae au.talned in baaeball. There United Fund, with Its aeven agen bo paid tor oomathlni ho dido t wera reaaona. He had a apratned clsa, American Cancer Society, thumb and hia eye. troubled him Sanford Elks, Disabled American tor a while. Then, to June at Veterans, American Legion Poit t t . t waa to ^ Berra manner to whleh the New Cleveland, a foul tip off the bat of 53, Veteran! of Foreign War*, TuYork Yankeoa hare become accua- Larry Haines emaihed hla ma.k bereuloils and Health Aasn Seminole County Memorial Hos­ and broke hla note. pital Women's Auxiliary, Pilot Throw. Goggles Away **"1Z»*I took ■ allRhl eut." Yogi grinned, “and algned my con"I had a checkup at the Mayo Club, Longwood Medical Center, Clinic and they laid three w a.n't Polio Fund, Altamonte Legion ^ B u t Lawrence P eter Berra f l r anything wrong with my eye.," Post IS3, and Highway Patrol urea on getting It back come thla he explained. “ Aa for the note, Auxiliary. A regular 10-race card will be time next year. Which meani that they advin 1 agaln.t an operation. Yogi la looking forward to a good They aald to wait and see haw I run off on Charily Night with year and that to 1»» he will bo breathe In ipring training, but some of the Sanford-Orlando bolding out aa uaual “ for what that It ihould be okay. Aa for that track'a be.t dog. il.ted tor ae I'm worth.'* ... glaa.ea, I threw them away. I tlon. The featured ninth race has Yogi, oflan held up to public don't need 'em.” view aa a dim wit, la far and Yogi, who “ aometlmea get. been tigged the Charity Handicap away from any aueh deilgnatlon down to S3 playing golf," will In honor of the oceailon. actually. He la an aatuto buatoeaa leave for aprlng training Keb. 3 man with a piece of a aoft drink ao he can play In the Ballplayera' PRO TOUR OPENS concern and, with Phil Bliauto, Golf Tournament. Rut he’* look, SAN FRANCISCO - W — The the owner of a aoon to be openejl Ing pait that to the regular sea- Jack Kramer professions! tennis 40-lane bowling alley to Cllf ion. troupe featuring I’ancho Gonzales "We got a good chance of win­ and Imw Hoad wilt open it. 196K ton, N.J. _ It’a Aayooo’a Oueao ning," he .aid ilyly, with that gar­ tour of the United State, here, There la a great deal of apecu- goyle grin. “ But everybody ahould l a ™ a . to what Yogi receive, be tougher — Including ua. What Saturday, Feb. B, It was announc oil today. Later date. Include Los from the Yankee a to the way of I want, like alt (he re .t of the Angel*. Feb. 0, New York Fab. backstop remuneration. Gueaiei, Yankee., i. to get tho.e Milwau­ and they are atrtetly that, range kee* back Into the World Seriea. II, Washington Feb. 13-14, Do. ton Feb 17. and Philadelphia Felt. from SM.000 to $60,000 a year. The Yogi leave* no doubt in any­ 10 and 20. cut la apeculated to be anywhere body’* mind that the Yankee, will from U.OOO to $3,000. So you can tike a lot of heating. And that he', going to help them itay on chootc your own figure The foundation for Chinese llte "Just let It be .aid," »ay» the top. rature and ethic, was laid by Con grl. tog Yogi, “that l ain't atarv- After ill he want, that cut back fuclua, the I.atlnlied name of —with Intere.t. KoungFouT.au. ta£ u t the grin fade, when he look, back on 1*57, hla poore.t .ca.on 1„ n as a Yankee and the cause "MONEY" PLAYER - - - By Alan Mavtr Today'* Sports Parade Sports C ar Races Set In February NEW SMYRNA BEACH— With f i n a l arrangement completed between the city offIcal* of N e w Smyrna Beach and offl* Sato of the Florida Begun Wick Dungan today announced the lilt of official* selected to super­ vise the ilx-event program. The race, are scheduled for Sunday. Feb. I«. w i t h prollmlniry acllvitle. getting under­ way Saturday. Feb. 15. Six race, are acheduled tor the final day, featuring the Taul Whiteman Trophy race along the same. line, a . the event won l*»t year hy Carroll Shelby of Dallas. Texas. Another featured race will he the Windy Morton Memorial race, another 40 lap event scheduled a. the aeml-flnal race of the day. Official) named for the New Smyrna Beach program in addi­ tion to Dungan a. race chairman will Include Art llaberaln, Ml|m , chief steward; Carl Powers, Mi­ ami, chief pit .toward; Dick Mur­ phy, St. Petersburg, chief safety marshal; Ed Zelilng, St. Peters­ burg, Chief flag marshal; Don Brown, Miami, chief alarter; Ken Coleman, Wait Palm Bench, chief timer; Monty Thomas and Elmer Jenkins, Miami, chief safety in­ spectors; nill Bencker, Winter Ha­ ven, chief observer; Dawn Dun­ gan, Palmetto, race secretary and registrar; Boss Stone, Miami, announcer; Dr. Paul Wallace and Dr. nill Gibson, Miami, course physicians; Harry Syler, Eau Gal­ lic, communication* chief, and Claude Haycraft, Tampa, club photographer and reporter. Entry hlanki have already been mailed to member, of the Sport* Car Club of America, Dungan re­ ported, and ■ large field it ex­ pected, Including some of the top ranking ita r. from throughout the country. Dungan hope* to have Carroll Shelby back to defend his title In the Paul Whiteman race. Shelby not only won the Paul Whiteman feature race la.t season, but also I3'ap preliminary for modified ears. la astronomy, the term moon la given to the satellite of any planet, specifically to the satellite of the earth. ’"CYPRESS % CARDENS L t> °” H E N N O N , 7 op P ittsbu r g h , ’C, y A ’l/rriE jZ W M M L -AMERICA!/* lA S T yZ A R TRE/R / RjR*T CARP'RATE i FOR \'0 /6 * AU‘ / MER/CAR M C E THE . 30*. With Sanford number two on th* Winter Tour of th* Grapefruit Cir­ cuit of hydroplane racing, San­ ford will draw a maximum winter antry Hit aa tb* greatest boat racing drivers of the nation flock to the Land of Sunshine to let the warm waters of Florida sp r4 l them in the face as they zip MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Up-and-down across the water with less than Florida State reachei the half­ tlx Inches of their boat touching UofF Meets Auburn way point of a murderous 24- the wives while they attem pt to game basketball agenda against set new records by spinning 80 Saturday Night Memphis State's IBth-ranked Ti­ miles per hour and up. According to Sanford Boat and GAINESVILLE—Basketball ac­ gers here tomorrow night. tion returns to Florida Gymna­ Paying no mind to > 4 7 record. Ski Club commodore, Dr. A. W. sium thla Saturday night when FSU will be shooting for a prized Woodall, members of the club will Florida’s Gators and Auburn’s Ti­ upset over a veteran Memphis turn out over the weekend to gers meet In a Southeastern Con­ State team that came within ■ work on the race aite and make ference contest at B;13. A home tingle point of a National Invita­ final preparations for the ra % eontoat with Alabama Is set for tion Tournament title a year ago. scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 19. With only one weekend left be­ Monday night , Bob V#natta's Tigers, recent Th* Gators boast a record of Sugar Bowl champs, had a 83 fore Sanford awlngs Into the na­ eight wins against two defeats, seasonal record before their clash tional spotlight of speedboat rac­ including safna In six of th* last with Murray State last night ing. members of the club are in­ seven games. The Tigers have a Memphis State losses were by tent and anticipating a week of five and four mark overall. Flor­ three points to Texas A A M, two work ahead of them. “There are a thousand and one ida ha* one win and two defeats points to fifth-ranked Mississippi things left to iron out," Woodall in official SF.C play, while Auburn State, and to Manhattan. Among Memphis State victims said. is one and one. Coach John Mauer remarked this season are Loyola (La.) and The Sanford Boat and Ski Club, this week that Florida's success The Citadel—both conquerors of unlike most of the other sponsoi# Stale—and Maryland. of hydroplane races in Florida, la to date can be contributed to an Florida making Sanford Outboard Begatall-around effort by his starting VMI, and Oklahoma City. Biggest Tiger plum came In the tat a non-profit enterprise. five and good support when need Sugar Bowl tournament, when “We want to bring to Sanford ed from a pair of reserves. Memphis State dumped Loyola in something worthwhile," Harry Against Louisiana State (i one overtime period and toppled Robson, finance chairman of the Gator victim Monday night, 81 previously-unheaten Maryland. 47- local club said. “ Instead of mak­ to 37) Guard Charlie Pike turned 48, in a three-overtime champion­ ing this a money-making affair, in one of hla beat efforts of the ship thriller. we are attempting to make it one season," Mauer noted. Pike, a Memphis State and Coach Bud of the many highlights of the San­ unor from Miami Is credited with Kennody'a Seminole* have met ford tourist season." ^ an outstanding Job In setting up only once before. The Tigers trim ­ Woodall added, “We are tryin" Florida's play patterns, plus gen­ med FSU, 87-73, here in 1933. to e?:ploit the waters of the St. eral all-around play. No midgets, the Seminolea will Johny River and Lake 3fonroc to Both center Jim Zlnn. six-seven spot the Tigers' considerable the utmost, and we think that 'he senior from St. Petersburg, and height and esperience. Memphis hydroplane races on Ijike Monroe Bobby Sherwood, six-five sopho­ State renter Kent Bryan stretches will mean a lot to Sanford.” more from Lynnbrook, N. Y., have 8-0. Another center, seven-foot The warm-ups for the races will shown steady Improvement as the Marvin Seat, is the tallest eager begin next Sunday afternoon at season progresses and have been east of Kansas. 12:30, with the first heat of the particularly effective on rebounds. Besldca Bryan, probable Tiger first race scheduled for 1 p. m. Junior forward Dick Hoban, Mi­ starters include forwards Orhy There will be a total of six ami, Is the team's second leading Arnold (6-5i and Jim Hnckaday races, each race having two h e a t^ scorer aversging 13.2 points per (6-6) and guards Bob Swandcr game, and Is second leading re­ (6-2) and Skip Wolfe (6-2). Swan­ team with center Danny Holtz (6* bounder, averaging over ten per dcr Is a dangerous marksman, 6, 5.2- and guards Jim IJteky game. having bucketed nearly 60 percent (6-2, 15.3 and Hugh Durham (3Senior forward Jerry Hender­ of his field goal attempts. It, 13.0) in the Seminole lineup. son, Ashland, Ky., a star of the FSU will start four players av­ Florida State returns home Gator Bowl Tournament won by eraging double figures against Thursday to face Stetson Hatters the Gators, has moved Into third Memphis State, 84 83 loser to and closes out a busy week In an place in scoring with an average Bradley In the 1957 NIT finale. intrastate showdown with the Uni­ of 12.2 points. Forward* Burt Deckel (8 5, 16.7) versity of Miami In Tallahassee Star guard Joe Hobbs, Captain and Larry Strom (8-6, 10.2) will Saturday night. , FDIMEH SPORTS CHAIRMAN—Don Zimmer. Los Angelo* Dodgers lnfielder who tutrvjved a aeries of crippling Injuries and returned to baseball stardom despite hid netback*, has been named Florida's 1958 March of Dimes Sports Chairman. Stato Chairman C. Farris Bryant named Zimmer, and pointed to his courage as an outstand­ ing inspiration for Polio victims who continue today to fight for rehabilitation. Dodger lnfielder Is March Of Dimes Chairman For State OCALA—Don Zimmer, Lo. An gelei Dodger lnfielder who made amazing comebacks after crippl­ ing Injuries, ha. been named Flor­ ida March of Dimes Sport. Chair­ man for 195a by State Chairman Ivy Cardinal Coach CHICAGO (tr— Frank Ivy said that ha accepted the job of head coach of the Chicago Cardinal, for th# loss season as “a wonder­ ful opportunity and a chance to advance myself." In accepting Cardinal Managing Director Walter Wolfner'* offer to head the Chicago football team. Ivy became the I9lh Cardinal coach and the fifth since Wolfner took over management. Neither Ivy nor Wolfner would reveal term , of the contract, but It was intimated that it would run longer than one year. Ivy was released from th* final year of hi* thrreyear contract with the Edmonton Eskimo, of Canada's wcstrrn Intor-Provlnclal League to take the Cardinal Job. Since taking over the Eskimos four yean ago, Ivy captured the league title three limes. HI. team finished first In it. division la.t season, hut lost in the playoffs to Winnipeg. Ivy, 41, who played with the Cardinals from 1540 through I'M! and again from 1913 through 1947, ended hia active career to take a Jnh as assistant coach to Bud Wil­ kinson at Oklahoma. After six years at Oklahoma, he moved to th* Canadian pro circuit. GRAMMAS SIGNS CINCINNATI, 0. (UP)— Utility lnfielder Alex Gramma*, who hit •WH In 73 games last season, hecame the seventh member of the Cincinnati Kedlegs to sign fur 1%8. M C. Farris Bryant. Zimmer survived two beanball Injuries which threatened his eyesight and playing career, and has fought off a series of serious Illnesses and injuries. The 27-ycar old St. Petersburg, resident accepted the appointment this week, after Bryant pointed to Zimmer as “ an amazing person who has personally fought back from the edge of disaster." Bryant cited Zimmer’s "out standing eoursge." in the face of trlhulalion, and declared “his amazing comeback in sports should serve as an Inspiration In hospitala throughout our land." Zimmer will direct a series of sports activities conducted In con­ nection with the 1938 March of Dimes fund campaign during Jan­ uary, Including golf tournaments, the annual Oldtlmrr* Baseball Game at St. Petersburg, and many others throughout the state. The Dodger major leaguer Is a topnotch golfer who shoots In the 70'* and possesses tremendous driving ability. His background la ona of prr severance and grit, Bryant aald Zimmer's baseball career began with Cambridge, Md., of the Eaatorn Shore League, In 1949, was beam'd In a Triple-A game and suffered a skull facture and brain concussion. He spent four weeks In the hospital during 1933, and had two operations to remove blood clot* He had to learn how to walk and talk again, and lost 33 pounds But he was voted the American Associations' Rookie of the Year He went to Brooklyn in July, 1931, snd played there until he was beamed on June 23, 19545, by Hal Jcffcnat of Cincinnati. Earlier in 1933, while playing winter hall with Puerto Bleo, he suffered a broken arm. Out stx weeks, ha returned to active play­ ing and promptly had an emer gency appendectomy. Zimmer la married to his high ichool sweetheart, and is the fa ther of two ehlldren, Tommy, BVk, and Donna, 3W an average of 10.9 points game, to remain one of the lead Ing aeorera In th* SEC am nation. General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY' are Guards Jimmy Lee and Hen­ ry Hart, Center Bill McGrlff wards Rex Frederick and ’ Chandler. Lee scored 134 | lis t season, while Frederick fol­ ded closely with 328, llarl 303 and McGriff 237. 312 EAST FIRST ST R E E T PHONE FA 2-1151 H. JA M E S CiLIT JAM ES B. OUT Aeeoe. 'Now, dear... give Grandma a pretty smite M ORLYSS^'.PcR R** PEER ORE O f TRE EARLY ilA P Ifr TRi* * E A i c R - / r * ORLY A AMRAL 7RAT RE'* A RORSY PLAYER, R ! RAIL* PROM WAMPUM, PA. Telephone TV an everyday m iracle In the hom e of tom orrow P hon* b e fo re UP TO $600 n o o n fo r y o u r m o n ty l i t e r th* ta m * d a y ! 14 14 €*** (•«* toeaMdy »*■ 1— ttoatlf lese**« Fif«wfi 1*4*1'*# Y ou i * l i c t y o u r dmm ow n ra p a y m e n t plan 1 ill 08 MM I IN 11M DM DDM HIM 4)1 M KM 392.00 )1M Nightly S* X WO P.M. * Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. • Heated Stands • Luxurious Clubhouse S o rry , No M inora Jerry Collins Operator SIRVICE, •f Sanford _ But for your pretty home of today, ma’am, you needn't wait for auch wonderful convenience* as extension phonea In color . . . phone* that let you talk and hear without lifting th« receiver . . . even on* that answers itself. You cam have them right now. You see, we’re designing a lot of Southern comfort In telephone service to make It even more pleasant end useful for more end more people. F A MI L Y FINANCI Ju it Imagine talking w ith a loved one In Calif "fa, or shopping a t the com er store, via your own per­ sonal television hook up! T he home of tomorrow will not only have person-to-person TV but many other thrilling new telephone developments, still In th* eipcrimenlal stage* today, I NC. 135 South Fork Avonuo * Telephone: FAirfox 2-4412 S o u -th o rn 8 Mile* South of Sanford, Highway 17-82 B o ll 4 �• . * . BU YIN G AN D S ELLIN G ! CLASSIFIED Ci DEL CARD of THAMD I LOST A FOUND X FOR RENT X BEACH RENTALS 4 WANTED to RENT L— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4—FARMS. ACREAGE. GROVES T REAL ESTATE WANTED fcl MISCELLANEOUS ■-FLOWERS. PLANTS, SURJLBS M OFFICE EQUIPMENT II AUTOMOBILES-TRA1LERS IS BOATS fc MOTORS U FARM SUPPLIES A MACIIINERY £ PF.TS-LTVESTOCKSUPPLIES (Poultry) U ARTICLES WANTED 14 PLACES (it EAT -L IT BEAUTY PARLORS Ml FEMALE HELP WANTED IX MALE HELP WANTED Wt MALL’ »r FEMALE B WORK WANTED V BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES * . \ MONTY to LOAN 5 SPECIAL SERVICES m ROOFING A PLUMBING M PIANO SERVICES * ELECTRICAL-CONTRACTORS « INSURANCE g t l NOTICES-PERSONALS aB ARTICLES for SALE f t FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD 'I—FOK R EM 1111 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE II—AUTOMOBILES—TRAILERS | 23—SPECIAL SERVICES JX—FURNITURE M (.1 cr 3 bedrnsm, Du b ith s. earnest __HOUSEHOLD GOODS WOOLSEY block ert beautiful sand bottom TINf*NCE yets* r.e-v n r with a lake. Lot ISO’xinO'. Ju st 15 min­ lean from the FLORIDA STATE Marine Finish's ECHOLS BEDDING CO. BANK OF SANFORD. utes from Sanford. Term* by For Your Boat Cor. 2nd i Magnolia FA 2-S321 owner Fhone FA 2-490S. "ffejd" Bamberger. ilg r. IS ft. aluminium ' Invader hsuse- Senktrik GIi m and Paint Co. Free Delivery 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4122 trailir. RtisenabU. FA 2-2132 WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU HOMES— T 1 * 2 bit hi. bedroom DON'S COVER SHOP AutosmbUe Interior Decorator Seat Coven — Truek^Seata At Willi* Pcatiae—301 W. lit. See Ray Herron For a new Pontiac or VauxhaU. Also a good used car Fh. FA 2-0231 Complete and ready for immedi­ er after S p m. FA 2-2sI3. 301 ate occupancy. W ait First £»_ Location! South Pineercit — Sanford Whispering Oak» — Titusrui* '53 Mo*a — 1 BS "Lucy'1 model, 35 f t, all tile kitchen A bath with awning. See He-*thnrne. Frames Trailer Fk.. FA 2-1234. PHA In larviee a id FIIA financ­ ll-A —CAR RENTALS" ing available. DRIVE A NEW CAR a n t h e r s , anytime. Rental eervice include* We can qualify you for on* of Wash, gas » n d lmurance. theso homes in 30 minutes You MERLE WARNER. NaUenal can start enjoying tho home C*r Rentals, 401 E. l i t S t, u-Inl* » o prjccui me papcri. FA 2-2»4. Developed by ODHAM& TUDOR. Inc. -ET a ts ami WiVM r A 412 So Sinfrrd Av* taper* F-d Rebuilding and .Reel Repair* HEATING H. B. POPE CO. 200 S. P a r k ----- FA 2-4234 Wm. H. Murray U ll Celerv Ave. FA 2-1334 Clcjed Sunday Furniture M ^'inr A Storage C E THILL1PS. Alent WASHBURN VAN LINES 1300 Fnnch A 'f. FA 2-1331 HUBY SPEARS Csrsmi; Tile Contractor 2291 canfcrd a --*. FA 2-«126 2tA—P L O in lN r. end* ROOFING Roi/llUl I J 11 IL f H P *jj THE CARD OF THANKS ete. Bougbt-iold. Ltrry i Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4131 • BIG VALUES r! •i a THE "IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE It la ths custom of m iay families la th a country *a eumaeJSorate a bereavement by an “In M em orlun" notto# b newspaper d a n ified columns. Thev find a real lolice thereto Preparation er selection of a suitable verse brings hack to them tender, pleasant recollections. As Eliza Cook, the English poet has so beautifully expressed it: "How cruelly s-»eet are the echoes that start W hit memflT7 plays an old tune on the heart." llsst frequently an In Memnrtum is tnse-*H ca the anniver­ sary of death However, other dates. whi*b it is felt are appr* p ru te cr meaningful are also selected. The birthday of- the de­ parted. ibe wedding anniversary. Memorial Day. even Christmas aro among ether significant occasions chosen If ro*J are hesi’ant tn express your tender •houghta In poetic f*rm. you m iy avail y-urself -f the H erild 1 csllecUsn ef original ver*es to rceti.-—b*»uty fttrinr* These !■***"•express *h-— *— ------ the em 'tions of the hesrt- SSAYES Furniture and Appliances New &. Used Mather of Sanford FA 2-09:3 Rag Processing Keeps Pralo Busy F*r»*r l*al- —l*'— Almei* - - - - - !«hjb:tant r? thi* tn-**-%»ef to v'n (ja*ls in ra ri in »»me man- III Mas. Jan. IS, 1?5|—PafS 7 Very often 1 Card cf Thaaka in The Siaford Herald maata • need which la difficult to Dll in any ether way. Net only u It 1 gracieua exprenttm ef gratibude to these who bto> aeat floral tributes but alio courteeualy acknawledgea the le m c .i and kindneasei of ths many to whom a personal note cf thanks cannot «aU be maU«d. Newspaper Cards ef Thinks are accepted as socially correct. Emily Pcit, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they serve m ini good uses. There la no preierlbed form for a Card of Thaaka. It can b* a t brief or as detailed 11 vou desire When the occasion come* you «U1 find a sympathetically understanding member of our atali to aisiat you. Used furniture, appliances, tsela 203-09 East First I Ih f e an fori f rrali PUMPS — SPRINKLER • QUICK CREDIT • SYSTEMS • EASY TERMS Ail tyrei and Uses, toitalled W1LSON-MA1ER "Do It Youraelf" New a ad I’eed Fumdure WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 311 £• Flrit S t Ph FA 2-3523 STI NE SIicMas end Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA' 2-«432 INCOME TAX SERVICE ' T THE RATE LTA J ALL • Ot EP. JEWEL cmCot. Hwy. 17-32 A 27th S t Mercury Out bojrd viator* broidery is f»a*uf*d in a short, Sleeping r s s a t , TV. Th* GsMe*. ip, r> g>*|Tu | Phone FA 2-1501 fort**.- -nduitn- r y v it’-j-s in blue lare evinlng drsis d.*4ni Magnolia Av«.. FA 2-0720. iijyiLi ex t D R A IL E Y O D H A M , F ree. Beat?. Mstcri. TnE*ri L P.aglirx | b* *»ia*m.int nf t i n -*'h!th. i r ______ •ijr.‘d by ,v*ttir Rmm*iuT 2M5 Pirk Ave. FA 2-*:34 -<-• K*n»,, fr*m almost al! parts of j Tb* waistlm* is »• ripped in EFFICIENCY apartments » u tt-! — ---------------------------1 Contrie ting A Repixr* able for couple er single perion. blue silk tiffe'a that forms t JOHNSON MOTORS 11007 Eanfetd Avi ph FA 2-4552 ‘ ",,r 4 ' * shower, • . Id* illy | Private bath A The ra-«- mateni! includes any­ double pouf in f panels at the GOOD LAND SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Plumbing — Krr«Vv Heating back. located acre** from Pest Office. 1W J;T8li „-#n u -,v d per 2434 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1532 thing fre~ eld suits to cld nightM. G. HODGES Inquire Jicsbson D ep\ Store. ■gmi-ns cardinal* r*bn Bigr. Service on AU Water Pumps— untf'rm s *- bats This tem fic ! W A T E R F R O N T LO TS M ELAKA APARTMENT S- rooms J (1*3* qo Drilled — Pumps FIBERGLASS SUPPLIES PaolaWells (">% na (v-, n m u s e! old ituff il sort'd nut Read Phone FA 2-6037 private baths. 114 IV. First St. ___________________________ s-vnn oo *500 O'* P - * » and. aftsr recening the ic'cia! McRANEY-SMITR PAINTS P rita traatment fcccomts "E nr Store building and warehouse. $150(1 DOWN — -1000.(1(1 CLARK FA 2-*4!l FA 2-40<l. Modern 3 hvjr-em bon* in jr vxl 2315 P irk Ave. PI-im blnr.-Hcitl-c A Supply Co. Hah w*al md is destr'd to fl'orl -------------------------------- —■— — lot »t ion GUARANTEED MOTORR the dem'stic and cheap interCostrsftlng A Repair.* Furnuh*d 2 r**m ipt -1th bath. M A Y F A IR ESPECIALLY POF TROLLING 2*1* Orlind* Dr Ph. FA 2-2374 national markets All private FA --4903. i ^ h*.dr*-?m 2 |»j?h home, trrrsrro 5 HP Ftreitona 15335 Highway 17-92 South Sanford OM rsgi are e-e~-*here m 5*2.50 floors, butlt-ina, -ash er. dryer 5 HP JohnseF rito md thi ilr 11 filed 3 room, furnishsd a p irm rn t. pr!5-riuMfu! In* - ith sprinkler s;s-(3 * HP Johnson -:*.h gear <hif*., This !• i pt;* to the Rits theitre (hi smell and the dust ef tham vsts entrance. Til! F .\ 2-di-l ex’r i tir.Jt. like new S!*2 on te a 125,000,00 — Terms ?!rs Ag -.os On»no. E*p j, b-o-in.f- ird Prato before 5 p.m. 8 HP Elrir. Jfo s date Jan 22. 1355 ROSA L. PAYTON TH HP Merc’i r / *11* ''O h is kinta ’ ef old pint* md dir­ ®Fcr rent or sale ! bidcor— ‘4 f- Rc;!s**red Fell Estate Brokef A!! mo*"rs in gond n n n in c conty shtr*i PLUMBING New Moon Irsil-r sir condition- F‘* FA 2 -1^01 1.-72 at H ii" a ’ha dltien ilia le g e selection of birTha FTatisi star'sd dtalissg m Contract and Repair Work cd. Inquire f Mall S :* 234-B, tags ss esr!- a* the ’.2th canFree Estlmatts 3 BP. k-me. on. 2H .haded lots.! f . ; S ' l fc61,Jlsdtri11Country Club f.d R. L. HIRVEV **sr-. bu* it an**her kind r{ 2 firec!i*ej htrd ' ocd fl**ri. I Your E-lwrud- D**!-r Furnish'd *--~ art Clean, rrl*' '* FT h- 'lrJ iuS ! ROBSON SPORTING "GOODS : nl Sanford Av*. Fh-r." FA 2-3353 •****k ,w*n The- Jus* us'd t.' buy jnd sell thrm. a **rt of eimp1* 'ite e n trs n c e Aduirs FA2-1^4* 24—p i a n o ’ SEKViCfc. b«h « d .* FA 2-1695.:fp r‘iU ' E04 E- l!t Phoa# FA jtrad* Bu* mu'h la tir the Bn*SHAD~~ FISHERMAN _ F;r -ale by *-ner, I bedroom, 2 PIANO TUNING *. FtP.AlRING trh i*arted i**dinp to Trat* Modern row fur ’ j..», - i 1 F __ . r***ndar- clrth to hs treatod th* tV L HAF MON week cr month, on ti er, in tic.n. Fiascnably rnend. Fh. FA , Beiutiful _ b|aek poodle jiupplir. Ph FA 2-4.23 After 5 C9*-p m. F rjt* wj-- j*.d th-n reshipped to s'lndard Registered. Cal! FA heart of *had fishlar ‘ sm tory. 2-5493. Britain to be r*!d in eheap mar­ 2-S8SO -ELECTKH A l *Ul(VICES FA 2-4533 kets t _____________________________ FAFMEF.2 AGENCY i:>— v u rit Li-hs w'a m t i i Electiteil Contraetlaa P jjtA ’ar Bcv~ %or Pent— Dri-e-In Resti’irm*. N 5’ rs rm tr. R*sltcr FIc j e* Winn e a j ^ n i r Prn * th* Pri*??! £ m* 1 Euildirg Lo>--i»*d cn Lake Fron' FARMER'S AGENCY R ANDALL ELECTRIC CO WANTED—All kinds e! scrip nar*'* li"! Tj - ih'uld -'* th-Fh FA 2-1252. A• jocis'e* 112 Jlignolla terul. 2-j'kern’ in Eatvagi Vacd I tens., iucitennan c a r ag* * a n ; sag asagnoua____ | * any thing r\ *'d fgr »e »i* *th* V O:borne D H (DEE) Phm:* FA FA 2-2-t|. 2-2-34. __ Mr.•*- -Gs■ V v-,-r- rj u (D E E )1 Fb.cc" rriGtO.AIFC appliances a ilea • ra*o -.* 0 t.— •*o - t?-,*—•• o — * hirh i It is • .*- • a— u i’i . i l i . i-tJi. c u-Si j •— — ----------^ J w>rtmo*a ---------------- : -------- ~ — r r t and 8**vte»., $ H H-rh Oe-*do all: It i .......................- titan Mil the - r2. «, ------ ------------ t '*-or-h Ave Fh- FA 2-5221 F *r.‘»i *-o Buy— Lied ci»_n .r. FU fhoae FO i-3S15 cr Ban- st’iff x* horn* ar.d irrea-d* .............. ........................ go«d ccndi* *it rA 2-4-4 ___ !nri f_q 2-.3651 after 8 pm i«- 'd Wv \ helned th-m t ( Ei LOOK THEBE O 'l P Bedroom* frame. ■ ha'hi. ROBERT A. avJLLIAM;-. P-aWor ■ ■ ..t . . i1, ■■■ - - .......... "■ u ..„ . , JT tarrying out *hai- ides Eet-r-en f*ii»nt location, only HO.OOf* o >. Ri^-nnnd Lurdqullt, Assoc— — —— 1“ 25 A— BLILDING-RLI AIRS- joiq *-d‘ 1313 Prato'* -ep Indu*Atlantic Bank Bldg. --------------on«n s* 5 pn A. M PAINTING -• • 5 Bedroom. _Iramej tsmparati _^-y FA — 2-3931 ■ _ ----- ------------------new, nicely lindjcapeJ .1 Bedrnnnt _ 5150 on D o''rt HARRIETT 5* BLALT) NOOK tunrlisd fh« D ilu - #r?n*j 32,Cfin, Do*>-o balance Ilk* rent pm? fHA closing -ot's !!*rth!y 105 £. Oak AveFA 2-5742 FLOOR landing sanding and finishing “-*>• 5 blanket* 7it*.W > * 2 Bedroom, frame, r.eir s-hrrl n--m v*s ippro*inta*«ly !5 |0 0 Cleaning. *«• a x t n g f e r mg *ne*nr» *f grvr. gr*v e!o*h fer i 49.00000 II oO()on, do-vn, bai>*•-,- ^rd m ed'm threugheu*, 1.*—PKM.M.'r, Hbt.F "A'a M e I' Seminole Cdunty unco lO’k I the ur.ifsrma then •••om by thi ance ltka isut _ -el! constructed Ranch type HEP C ^ A Mirk she** '••ocl H M Gleasen. IJk e M ar/ | Haiti-- s*ld:*rr ii L.1l E m a i l DJilVE-lN windows Ths latest in modem L*ca! con-om hat *pen:n; f-r *•il m dr-t* <*tth • di/f'repc*— At the end of tha* -i-ar. -«.*.rm cr«‘jrv — recepfiontl* W rit. For P i.q'm t call Mr. Ticker. Fh 2544 French Ave. convenienca Mjv he ie*n ar.v n.n ov'nkir* of gl'immg FA 2-*lv9 or FA 2.fioo:. E*x 5A r o Fanfcrd Herald r - •cr aurplus unlfcmts returned itim* x* too* W, ..rd Immediate J. W. HALL. REALTOR blaeW p*iu d» ?cl*. "iroed ‘ng age, e*p-r.»r.c*. ar.d quaiifipossetsion. galn to Prato to bo t.-jr.;f-rr.od Johnny Walker, Associate high m fi— ' :.prv? In n-i< “ Cull Hall" Phone FA 2-3841 Du--.ng The 5* -rid War I! the and bw-v-'ied t ' 'ha « Hit— ______________ 829 tc*1 '“ •'irr!**'! \Tj.H* I V«to* fr*m Tr ier-? .-clfectior. —i n o _ 145 Thts is a pets •■* t h c * u- m *-* - S . ^ tJ m J t& a liij C a m fw y j f"« ♦'** 1 -*ij thi* *• JJ* *• #*k. Fir* iri- Mip'e for Etn Bu*ler E’.p dii» Jen into soft vob! " ▼ir /H Apr!*' •"<?,*ft 1358. A. D PETERSON Erm- i"9:ror — F-mofir.- — Re* si ths aurylur left b - t1" Dollar. A’-* Wesconet* 1 l-kinn-lll* Broker Associates: A. fl. PcUrlid ng — Mi**- al? — ( ontrac* C — s0 and Al ad irstiaa floedad Ph, EVergraer. i-M49 f RAYMOND M. EALL sun Jr., P. J. Chestoriun, liai trors — financing. Prato -om* *f tha unJcrma earREALTOR field Willett?, and R. W Wi!«*ad f^ a (“ ^ . -• REAL E f TATE-I* .-I FH N'*E Him* Bob Edvards A. C. Do*dTED BURNETT 1 -»-*-<• *— P'l* f 'm* FOR RRkt I.TV re , Land Bunrey-ar. FOB FETTER PAl.VTLV'O ?e............ * !a -a g '* : a * f-rd Liit your r.’"!get*/ >•H u114 (ark. A " rh FA 2-G ’ 2'. 4<J ■*» • | « a ttM * a s '* . True) i*eo*c* Hied *» -rk Gng 2 ;''t C ried lev Fh FA 2-2373 | 3rd L Park Ave.,. Sanlord hour.- r 'o d c jv Appl. S«. Sem«*i cf thff World II p rift> P>rr H!l V Cf,Htr 2 i ? t'?r ilOMEBEEEERE — if you • FA 2-5841 :m!a B:vd -ally a!! cf fh* Pra'cr! ha--e teLi-a-utd — Ear.de. I — L'r.i*n find your kind of hc-.u!*? lts*ld Fees E s'm tst's — Cem piri cur •cme ir.'-fllvsd in vmrking on ■« md -1—U i .if \ vTA.^Atu Cherry Krai estate Agency j for m >* why no* rig? Pritss FA 2-225? after 5 ^0 Till i* ->-i*h u> ? Littinjs Dial FA 2-9029—Notary .... ! )?• Gsna-i! r'piir* gang*! rooms Struggling r'nrovf 1219 W. 13 St. Fcar-nirb«r fhop TV* ij UOME-FLLEF;. — t- -~ J hnusu, added, porch, '--loaures and 7~—NOT ICE.— f ER?' i» AI thif the *id painting FA 2-1:37. 'i*Vl»V arr pr:-*d ngh*. are srlim r. )' hy New 3 Bedrtictn Homes s from tu? ROLLAWAY, Hospital ar.d Duty cot list v urs with us NOW? Bed* Diy. Week or MonOa— Anglo-Saxan <our.tr.*i ie still m STOP no Down Elder! - mi* *o mike himself use­ 1*1 FA 2-51S1. fhxrr "ire Center pool th jro x.:i much heftar 'hsr. ful fer rosm L Hard. Fhoni Plus Closing C*** 116 West Firit St Stenetrnm Kr-alty ♦J*jl .g.WUU ••^-•*a L.1* '" FA 2 25 Feature* eiecirir kii-hsai, term H. E. .-rE-’-cTpr-vt xo floors, and Lii.r-- residenila!' " " n ’rifs ** * r ! th**' *? 1'IAIE N lP rl'P Y SClfoOL.H'n ■■i-**d full time maid, '25 30 au^♦ j»«i Qijyj f i*)*w» *“*9*^1! loeatlana. Niccv Ji-hscn a week f a 1 . 350 ? l i t N la rk — Ph'n«> FA 2-24y FA 2-2017 r" h to o -trial it :» pcmbls to A. K. Shoemaker, .Ir. r<— -ba'-lA L aTP-lTcE's' f;nd emsnme and •e-.hiih'et One Phene F4 2-3IOK DIE? EL Seminole Realty •f the h?s?a rag d*j!*r? rv d tha? WELL DRILLING HEAVT EQI’IP.MENT -a ** W t’tPTFH'H? _ r IS MEP.n KENNETH F. SLACK FurbankiM ers* Pump* a i-« -e-kir.g men in thi? art* FEALTORt, ' f *»e(*• .-j CM,**■ V*ai fc)*jee| I |A<’» EEG REAL E5TATE L’f."K F r Eli. Meth’ n — V .'a i Gnncale:. *n sU mvkos to 'ram for Diesel and Hea m d pock 1C0J S. 2nd Phona FA 2-0221 HOWARD C. LONG . . ; ’ "'i toIr «_ aaiso-or.' High pa and fJ*u • ± fc ** ( pork*' d of s womm Aaaociatas 207 E. Commercial Are, •f-ar."ira the bonafita cf 1 tJBl » ..~g v c n .. iJOI Park A «. FA 2-.52‘ 2 A F-c tha Beat F t » in P.*il Eitato Phone FA 2-2A33 trained snd eapsriep.red Diesel ■ „ F E E C U L L E N '£ H A F K EY V t < , V-..» — . . u -----1 S-Jt the Fh-atvs! :*tr If -*.u hivr me-han:-a! <*e-t t*v» #ir MOVE PICHT !!■ CARTER HOME CLEANING ‘ Ih V Park A Fh. FA *p*!t*4l^ ’•Tl** US f*T ?- I'-*-* |-*—ft <%* ^Vsi«»!*••# n Pina-1 PF.RVJCE fo * l 4 *lor. • •h'itit rhlipiti^n u • Kit hat* a*yi 1 •• h'ledvi- f. Will Washing 1115 of P E * ~ A rF fT — (o ~;o . K floers larga — Floor W ixing—NOrtb 3-4111 u w jy s pi** arfv.*Ar.£ r t f 1 Iff) a.*x*« riw Imd fforth rf 4'aJuabls *Jp‘. 1ly •3kr*a^iRS l ?#?•! F.-. "i to n il a* 512 299 9') 122 Hlwiy tT-92 DcSary j . -. •th:s — Ssrf-rd. Terraa. e*j—;-ry \~ i .aesi, dfleam M ' mer.t. Oxiar K*altv C-. . MODEFN 2 md 3 bedrocm hemes * — E » ' ” * ?*" ^ *r »»«odka. o-arr 2891 Orlando Dr.. FA 2-5542 GARRETTS SEWING CENTER Tractor Training E P.'ir-r.able terms, 5»» this* he. V.h'.-o— Necchi— E lc.i 514 c'o ‘ mford He-sJ- _ 5.in. I : “ Af f-a - “• ba!ea. vftej h*jy. p«i •- - -• ■send e.f the elanduford. Florida Rapiirs on ill makes Machines 2 FED^OOM, -"eicrry **—» ** — Vlowara^piinl*,, Sisrufea *21 Eis* First S*. FA 2-9241 *fn» :mp*r'.i and ne-»- vhe-r.-sr ntee jot in dailifahla !«e,*<no REDUCED CCMT," Is fMa w T E r r e r m t — F VTEP. PIECEPh 2-1R22 » shipment i*ri"ei i*. fh* F ritfison 00 do^n biL nci like ren* tured in a plud « eol rheath GAT UN BROTHERS cr FA 2-0270. taoicird, SAN% Wo have buytrs f i r Hemaa ran* S '.i'i-r 1 pell'emm ir.spntfs thi —Facftirj- to you— in rub't* tenet cf beige on Contractors. Drsglines; Ger.eva FOF.D FLOWEP. SHOP. snoshly pnead Let us list ar.i Aluminum biles *a ma!-.i *uri they contain erinpe, dtligned by Anre Fo­ 2222. f h FA 2-227S Raaford sell ru r H*me A er.etliB Blind 1 or.!- rig s FISHEh a M 3SERY r i : " - fer M irret- The small W. H • F ’ *• — - Jlimcgrsph Fnatlag — T -ping— Er.clesed head, dag-proof bottom \f *!*# Ci*rus — Flan's — Pci* rc-s-l neeliline Ir Ifhieved u-t'di * tik tf tlsir.cps R ailtrr A In.uror rail w-*h p'.as'.i: cads, f .n'.ic Letter writing — Cards sttd . Magnolia <i Onor* FA 2-1815 eur hi-ds I tki-V 8*-. — *h' a biaa-eut kind stitched flat l.etler* Addrei.ed _ Photo Assoc. Guv Allan. Gretch-n Hill. o—rayon tapes. Cotton or n j',;a i l—ng run, -*e lo the bodice ould Copies of im pertm t pipers— ' * found *—*• ' \g. f C irdj of Think* a*l in Me’morium notices, due to (he faet they m ay n a ta c.-ailderible Irnrtit- t w billed at $l 00 per calumn inch D A IL Y 1 R 11 12 ACROSS Island (Medit.) Stcre* Ones more to u t Pointer IS Similar 14 Unstitched booklet 13 Malt drink 19 Heat, a* win* 17 Radium (eym I Can:-l Fie? *i Ancttnf Rafcber (sling) 23 Trite 29 Com (Inl 4 2? G «p C.-m (P en ) 29 Ctrl 1 n*m» 3tv Free 34 Crntment (abbr ) S3 Festival 38 Hair ribbon 3’ Cbaliee* 29 Infrequent 4P Zodiac |ign 41 Snake 42 r*n 43 AcrunHutl'e 1! :o 21 12 CROSSW ORD 4 7 I P 1 Che-kben* 2 Nimbli 2 Erie and Ontari* 4 Cravi* 5 Indefinite artirie tog 23 Glitter 24 A mar- ncble- moee*. tnen IE A l 23 Some 10 CuMr 14 A charitabli 28 Part 28 Placet truit 15 Measure 19 Kind ef ef r ita distance 31 Manila 1? Young hemp hern 32 tn n am rl 29 Tallied ipeta fltrle \ 1 JIIU QUUUI) UFJ2il4 MaUICUU isnuuiiL i UIJHUIILKI U(| Dll ISHIS UklAZl Muitumi iui-t nan tiMt-i Lta-i h :-]zjpicii u iu USU114 141(14 u u im uuNmcHun uiqaiiuitou u:-r-:rj dJJJUUUlH IJIICI'I a a n u t i uiqa l'M iitliy'i t i m e 33 Steady 31 Boy s nick, nima 39 Mile iheep 33 Pitchert 41 Cun gtd J 9 * 1 l T" A 4 l j J % 1 '§ 4 j< if // H ii • % 1* J is % ?J DO’SN 22. C hm tm is Reprove Ccrridar Strange Th* body ef % Jx *° il 4 %% w- lo Si" i r V % 1 rr Si 4 Designed for Luxury friendly nelffhbrrhnod and the flnwi ertnatrue!tnn, then a-- (he h otru In LITTLE VENICE TO-DAY Thsae h s a s s ire built «*ith spxrhus Florida Ih-'ng <t* mind them for yo>ir»e!f. Dnly t ’*d t'-’nifs left lo choose from: Ore 3 bedroom I bath and one 3 bedroom 2 bath*. rTU eG itavi C f l n e f c f s J v Corner W. CrytUa DrHe A U i* Mary S k i. Fh-a* FA 2-45J1 cr Phone FA 2-301J after T pm. Ceramic Tile A r.*r‘es'y Bs*i Quality A m ^ rirjn -O le a n Tile 10c Each iag worn out. F a 2 4*45. BO? to 1 J. It -ill Ply y o u to see us before I ENVELOPES. Lettorbeadi. atata-1 F v k Mirada Concrete Co Toa buy Open Evening* anr jou buy. menu, invoice*, hand bill*, and Pup te r/i 14,93. Deuhla blanktts 20 acre tile term, i b e d r o o m Rjrdaya. programs, e t e . Progressive 44 9 3. Pitnt 42 50 ga!.. Boot*.1 Juju ti in icelant word for sor ft-w r. S A s S lD S ^ s s a s . . s i r s I rA « * eery among Ashsnti inbeim m In Afrits. * rh Paul F. Mueller & Son Orlaadn H*y. So. PA 2-1 ASA jp 1 �*- pj i?vrf \V,' * . pj 1 1 * m h K:* >v i - t . - *fv O -V^. -^ j sjjNfcf* *v- ; ••/ Dr. E. Browneller College Hospital Medicol Director 'vivV j y « ' f , ; '*f ••£* ^ <1 W t& i •• • •- ">v jt Vi ^ «l T rusttot oT J*fMedlcel College Hospital announced today that tt has ap­ pointed Dr. Ellsworth A Browneller ns Medical Director of the bonjrital. 4J *Wf l r 1 - w > ■ '& **& , «*•* H i:* -- Dr. BrwwMBer, who h i boon 33H>1* ' \ w 9 riv * ^m m m m i 1 ■ •. ■., *>. r -y*.: / <>afc -l . *••• b»'V . ■’ ' . V-* - a j V r* -Vjfcv JWW *•■'*."• * j, I " m #T».& * - I X' * *^& '^ / A / * M v \S M MATO J. BLOOMFIELD, FIELD ENGINEER for the Sperry Gyroscope Co. lfctujre* i to crew members of Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven (VAH-11) on the Sperry Auto-Pilot installed in their Douglas A3D Sky warriors. (Official U8N Photo) Louis J . Scheld Dies Saturday 7959 (Continued from Pat* t) demand* (or le u eaeentltl aervk ee sad beneflti provided by the M e ra l govarnmant." but It Is the priee of free world leadership end “the goal of last* la s eeaee” ia worth It, ha aald. Thii nation sow baa “ military •eperiority over any potential eggreaaor or aggrauora," the Preaidtnt aald. And-he bed no.doubt that Americana “are. determined to maintain our ability to detar war end to repet end deeiaively counter any poaatWe attack." Air P arte Gate Meet The 47.1 billion dolinra for "pro­ tection” included: Army, 1.1 bil­ lion dollar*; Navy, 10.S billion dol­ lars; Air For*#, 11.7 billion dotlira ; atomic anersy, U billion dollara; foreign eld and allied fro grama, 4.4 billion dollara. The defenea funda included mon­ ey for "an expanded reaearcb and development effort an military M tellltei and other apace vehicles end anti-miasUe ayatema." la addlUen, the Prealdent eatlmated stepped up spending for education, with the emphasla on orient*, end basic reaearcb St 147 million dollara. Bat he dropped last year's school construction program. The President asked for SOO mil­ lion dollara to keep In reaerve to permit cashing In quickly on any scientific breakthrough In develop. ment of apace weapons. Construction of a new ballistic missile detection syatem will be Started. The present Continental Air Defense early warning net­ work will be upended and Im­ proved. f o r New Weapons Moat of the military procure- Legal Notice NOTICM Louis J. Scheld, 7Z, 401 oak Ave. passed away at hla reiidenee early Saturday morning after a lengthy Illness. Mr. Scheld came to Sanford four y ean ago from New Jersey. He was a retired hospital mainten­ ance man and recently had been employed a s' ticket taker at the Rite Theatre. He waa born Nov. 4, 1IM In New York S u it. Survivors Include hie wife, Mrs. Alice Scheld, Sanford, Funeral services were conduct­ ed this morning at 10:30 In the Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. A. G. Melnnla of­ ficiating Volunteer Firemen To Install New Officers Tuesday Officer* of the Lake Mary Voluntaer Firs Department will be Installed tomorrow night, ac­ cording to an official of the or­ ganisation. "We would like to ate as many of our friends as possible coma out and see tbs Installation end to haar the reports from various eommltteaa," Ed Zimmerman, re­ tiring prealdent, aald. Zimmerman stated that the moat fbrward-looklng report will be the annual financial statement. Offleera to be installed are: Wil­ liam E. Gray, president; Mrs. R. If. Ivera, secretary; Raymond Ball, treasurer; and E. D. Spldett, aergeant-at arms. K. L. Zimmerman, retiring prealdent, will be the Installing officer. ment money will go for new weap­ ons, such aa longer-ring* mil allea, and combat equipment de­ veloped for the most part In the last three years. The Air Force will buy only supersonic fighters and bombers. To kaep skilled technicians In the armed services, tha Prealdent proposed a SOS million dollar mili­ tary pay Increase. He alto pro­ posed pay lncraaaea for poital and Civil Service workers totalling 555 million dollars. On the civilian front, Elianhowar favored tome tax relief for small biialnett through technical revision! "with a minimum loss of revenue." lie also advocated legislation "to remove unintended tax benefits and hardihlpi." He beacd hla confidence In a pickup In the national economy on a trowing population, lncreaaea in spending by federal, atats and lo­ cal governments and admtnistra tkm pollciei "designed to facili­ tate the resumption" of buslnesa gains. A private Internment win be held at e later data. Boot, Ski Club Meets Last Week A regular meeting of the San­ ford Boat and Ski Club waa held last Thursday at the little green hut In Ft. Mellon Park. Plans a n shaping up nicely Itor the lanford Outboard Regatta to bo held Jan. 19 on Lake MonJoe Nicholas, chairman for the regatta, requests all members without assignments to contact J. R. Russell, parking committee chairman, phone FA 3*007. Male Chorus Asked To Appear Two requests for their appear­ ances at local avanta will be con­ sidered by the members of the Sanfurd Mala Chorus at their weekly practice at I o'clock to­ night, at tha First Presbyterian Church, It waa stated by Harry M. Walr, director of Use group, this morning. It la hoped that a good alien dance, will bo present tonight, Weir aald. Th* followlnii (unil* bttonplne Is •w n.r. (if ■■ml. which hat* ha.n •olil for l u u , .ml which h er. bt.n Wnolalm.il fur lonp.r than Ihra* month, *ra la mjr hand and unlaaa Ih. ownrr ahall anuly far tarn. »> or li.tor. Vabruarir fal, tail, such fun la Will b. paid Into th. a .n .ra l Vumt of Pamlnol* © SoiMjr, Florida) Kuala of (I. I*. Illll I tilt Kalato nf U. V. Illll li.u Katato of fl. I*. Illll j» ,n Kthi-lwyn Hoyt 1‘irkar t.m .u Alien live .M ’l vrhatlar, ii"eiey. ll.tra iivue IIT.II Lor - - - A II. A. troy Orlmatsy Harrlno tin IkottU* Clark Whltakor iu i Total tt.llSO! W|ln*-a mf hand and offlelal aeal thla taih. day of January A. IV. m s. C> P. Ifarndoa. The Dutch In Pennsylvania Hark nf Clrroli C»'irl •migrated from Germany to the P.mlnot* County. Florida United Stetee. far. am Legal Notice l u u n m t 1 u r r o .M iii io * o r •*rui6 c i t ix i ; i i ma » k a r ov ie d o '* o r o v ik iio i * T in : *t a t u o r rL o m o A AT T ilH C'MINK OK IH »lftHft« Oft lll < I tlllMl II, «Mf, AJHKT* la *11 LaIaH" u« with uih«r bunk* tm ImUIiik rratirv* I*ala newt. ati*i-j tAftli Itrjn# In |>r«»cijAi« uf Mil let'Hull __*.«* 111,104 17 United riuue UuVbiillll*Hi uhtiftufhitiR dlrit:t Ami KU«r*JiLt#<! 11^,771.01 OMIV*tltiRi u( HtAtwa and pul It leal •uhdlFitions - -________ No.131 tin OthNf hurt!*, UutM, iAil d«D«titur*A - - - -.... ;............ Nona CorporAto Block* Unotudln* • Nona itook of radaral it«4«rv« Dank) - ..... -- — „ ---- , - Non# l.'igpv und dltrounla iliududlnM 9 non* uvwrdmfta) ... ....... M0.H 1.tT llAiik iirrnilici owned 9ll,SI9.k& furniiura arid fltlarta 19.139 W ----------------------- — ---- -— --------- ------- 1 1It it k i»r«inlae» u R itcd a a •u in ad bv Lla n i l o ra a u b ja e i !o » n u n * lia n a oat R m I waiair «*wnad uthar than bank p rem tu * ■ ------n lnvaatm anta and othar aaaatt Indiraclly rapra*antinf bank tf.yst.M l.xti oa oramlMt or othar raal aatota a S om on# Uthar A«*at* Nona TOTAL AtmtCTS ............ .......- ...........................*.... l.tIM 1111 i . i a h i i . i t u :< DrininJ depoalU of Indlvlduala, pannerahtpa, and «M»r* poraIlona U ll IM IS T in a dapoalta of Individuals, p arln arsh ip o and corpora* float m ail is Dsaotll* of Halls* Itata* Gnormnani rlnrlu.lins soitsl M ltall) SI.IIS SI Didih Hi of l i t l n s n j l-ullUosI iiibOlvMans irr.tai.ii . P spoilt* t | “ of bsnks :.*,.st 4.1 * Oltisr ilstMiall* (i-ertlMcil ami officers' ehsch*. ale.I l is t I* TflTAI. DKIxmiTH__ _______ IMIIXTMI Dills ps/abls, fsdlscounlt, as* sltisr Itshllllla* fsi hariowts moaar ................................ L», .... ---------- -------- _ _ waa*) alartfist* nr slhtr llsn* I Woas on b*nt prsmlss* tn4 I Mo** on olbsr rssl ssiats .............. ............................... ...... § ___ jcoss Aessptancss sisontsd br *r tsr assount of this b u b as* --------- -------- ------ ------- _ Host Olbsr •SteMt»<|tae-------------------------IlsblltU#* ll.ST4.IS TOTAL I.IAHILITItrt 1.111.111 si c a r r r a L A ocouvra Capital . in.ana.ns Coatomara' luhlllty to tkla bonk oo ac c a p taMoaa a a tat*a4) a# K 3 M l* r ir a E r ____________________ _______ . " • • • r,TV»T,; r d c,A ,i TOTAL Z.IAntUTIkUI AND C A PITAL ACCOUNT* T his bank's cap ital con sists s f: i _ (OewOmed >rom Page I) C hari* I - Bennett ef Jacksonville baa eity m t H Ms epWa* e l the Sanford-Tltusvllle Canal. In a tetogram to the Sanford Herald Con­ gressman Bennett said "1 have always believed the canal to be of both military and economic Im­ portance and atm do." / Senator «aer*a lot*Aero said la a telegram that he waa keenly disappointed that the District and Division engineers recommended that no* Improvement to the Sts* ford-Titusville Canal be undertak­ en. "I sincerely hope that when now engineering evidence and other information la presented to the Board of Engineers for Rivera and Harbor* It will be sufficient to reverse tha derision," be u ld . In expressing Me concern over the "unfavorable recommenda­ tion", Con grcaa men A. A "Syd” Her long J r., u ld la a telegram to The Sanford Herald "In my Judgment there era, in relation to this particular project, overriding consideration*, many of which may be lodlract, which should hava had considerable effect on tha decision of tha engineers, ovtn to the point of Influencing a fa­ vorable report. I am speaking of such things aa tha fact that with­ out this canal the Canaveral Har,bor project ia strangled and In effect becomes a dead-end street." Senator Spesaird Holland stated that further atudy would be made of the report when complete fl- serving ns acting Medical Director since tost January, wee graduated from Jefferson Medical College In IMA He waa born In Chamberebury, Pa. where be attended the public schools. He attended DlekInaon College,' transferring to rranhlln and Marshall College In the Navy V -lt program end gra­ duating In 1M4. Foilowing internship at the 0 . B. Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, he attended the Navel School of Aviation Medicine a t Ptniacola, Florida, serving later an Flight Surgeon to Carrier Air groups in the Korean and Maditarranean Tbeatars and aa Senior Medical Officer a t the Naval Air Station, Sanford, Florida. In 1954 Dr. Browneller entered tha 'School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine at Co­ lumbia Unlvaraltr, under a fellow­ ship of tha Commonwealth Fund to study medical administration. Dr. Browndlar served a residency In Administrative Medicine i t ihs Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan. Ha received hla Master of Science Degree In Administra­ tive Medicine from Columbia Univegalty in 1956. Dr. Browneller is ■ member of the American Medical Association, tha Philadelphia County Medical 5oetsty, tha Amartcan Hospital Association, American Publle Vocational School Health Association, the Associa­ tion of American Medical Colleges, Organizing New Association of Penn., and the Hospital Association of Philadel­ Shorthand Classes phia. Ho also servea aa a mamThe Seminole County Vocational bar of the Advisory Board of the School la organising new short­ Hospital Council of Philadelphia. hand classes In Shorthand I beginn­ Dr. Browneller la married and ing Tuesday, Jan. 14, both In the has three children—'Lynn Ann, I; day and evening. Day time clauea Barbara Gay, X; and Naney Rae, are scheduled from 1 to S p. m., 4 months. Mondays through Fridays; evening classes from 6:49 to 7:45 p. ra„ Tuesdays and Thursdays only. The school la also starting a new course In Business English. This courts Is scheduled from 10 11 a. m. Monday through Fridays. A class Copy Down This Name In Commercial Law has Just been organized, and anyone lntereilrd And Address Now . . , may still Join this group. This class maets fr n 9 to 10 a. m., * . , and write today to find out Mondays through Fridays. how you can atilt apply for a Tha classes In typing, bookkeep­ 11,000 life Insurance policy to ing, and dictation, both day and help take car* of final expenses evening, ere on an Individual bails, without burdening your family. and may be Joined at any time. Mail a postcard or lattar, giving Anyone Interested in any of thast your name, aildretM nnd ege to: course* Is urged to enroll as soon Old American Ina. Co. is potilhlt. The school Is located I West 0t!1.2500B In the Kent Building on Commer­ Kansa* City, Missouri cial Ava. It Is a public school un­ There i* no obligation—end no der the supervision of the Board of Publle Instruction. Fred C. Murray one will call on you. You can handle Is director of the school. the entire transaction by mall. to People 50 lo 80 . Ktv. Varcfaman WIH Conduct Revival A t Faola Church The church, ef which th e Rev. Root* 46), six mile* west ef Baa Cecil W. Shatter ia pastor, la lo -1ford. The H er. tn d Mr*. Virgil A Varda man t i Jonesboro, Tnd. will be conducting a revival at the Padta Wesleyan Methodist Church, Jan. 14-M. Hie Rev. Varda man, a Generq] Evangelist of the Weeleyan Methodist Church, will ba bringing messages each night, and both Sunday mornings. Everyone Is cordially Invited to attend the servlets at T:10 p. m. F IX - U P YOUR I«r*a are avaflabte. Ha aald "We shall give them closest study with a vitw to taking any action which ■cems to premia* a more ‘favorabta verdict." H iD f IN THE A m t WKDNEIDAY A THURSDAY JANUARY llth A 16th /W o o d - SM ILEY ‘<5W Protact your home investment by making needed repairs now! A low-coet loan, arranged by aa - through FHA, Is the economical, convenient wag to finance all repairs and remodeling. Come In and Buw nn saw aa today with your plana . . . it’s aarprising AM ERICAS * 1 COWBOY COMEDIAN how easily the work can be accomplished. Put An Extra Room In The Attie Build 8ereeaed-In Patio Don’t Miss This Exciting 49 Minute Stage Show ADMISSION — 11.09 with Tax Paint—Outside or Inside Add a Bedroom Aa Extra Bath ALSO WEDNESDAY “SMILEY" Starring — RALPH RICIIARDSON Replaca Decayed Porch or Steps Repair Leaky Roofa Call FA 2-5581 The Lumber Number For Sudden Service C O -H IT "STREETS OF LAREDOwith William Holden Hill Lumber & Supply Yard •'CHILDREN UNDER I t ADMITTED FREE 213 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. December 31,1957 at close of business' liabilities a is e t s laBBAa^dw*.,.. ...$ 3,264,983.73 Loans and D iscounts................ . 88,660.00 Banking House, Furniture, Fixtures .... _ • 2,901,936.29 U. S. Govt. B onds..................... Other Bonds .......................... 1,025,194.31 2,344,339.41 Cash and Due from Banks TOTAL RESOURCES -A . Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Reserve for Bad Debts Unearned Discount Deposits $ 200,000.00 300,000.00 37,784.21 72,733.41 81,741.01 8,932,85.5.11 $ 9,625,113.74 TOTAL LIABILITIES 1mjm biiimi i n iiim i— ii T r r r tBt,w,ui*"j ,M— -OViTi zxs& r. directors officari m i l H. McNulty T. K. dicker C. Howard McNulty . Miry R. Douglass ... RoUnd A. Wenaon Dullax E. Loop ___ Ralph W. Pcxold Merwin P. Crandall . Patricia H. Gatehel H. Edward Dnvin_ -*v-- • - $ 9,625,113.74 ___Chairman of the Board President __Vice-President ... . . .. Caeluer ............................... ..........Aastfltnnt C n « M e r ........ .. Vice President A Personal I^>nn Officer Awiiatant I’ersonnl Loan O f f ic e r A sst Cashier * Manager N.A.S. Rank Facility ...................... ....... .... ..................... Asat. Cashier -------------- - - - ■ ...................... A sat Canhier Andrew Carraway C. R. Clonta_____ ---------Carraway A McKIbbln Insurance Agency ....... ............ Farmer, Pres. Central Fla. Production Credit Association C. Howard M cN ulty-----............................. ............................... Vice-Preaident Fred H. M cN ulty------ ---..... ............ — ......... Chairman of the Board W. A. P atrick __________ President of Patrick Fruit Corporation T. E. Tucker __________ ------ ------------- Tnnident of the Bank A A y lsta n t Truit Officer Bank of Melbourne and Trust Co. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION inn nan n« I I , non sa ---- Nona 1*1.000 M I.Sal. 144.II Common stock srlth to tal par vatu* lotal vsliia of S!f.!4« |I*.S4« *4 e e if o b s v D i to aacar* llsblllilaa tad lav la _ Y H B B H —___________ ___ aa|a _____ naa aa I. Charlaa O. Shoffar. V. t-rasldsnt ----- daat ot 1b* abo*a-nam*4 basil, Is solsnilr swsar that th* abovs atat* m antis irus aa* that It fully and Assata p la 4 fsd ar U l l ( i ( 4 oth ar parvoas* pa - >rr*' tlr rayrsaanta tha Iru* atats b f tha ss v a r s l m a ttsrs harata Uasd and not forth In tba host o f m f h ad w iad cs nnd baltsf. Corrast— A tlss t; U barlsa it. Mhaffar D lrsctors O, ft. t'lnnts R r. Whaalrr. Jr. H arold Ward. Jr. • U t a o f Florida. C ountr o f Ssm lnot*. Sw orn la nad anbaarlbad bafor* m» thl* thl Tth d*r of January. 1H I bn-l I h srsb y rrrtlfr and I am not an on fflc fflcrtr nr d lrscln r of thlo hank. Jdr com m issi.)* a ip lr sn Mar IS. t i l l . W J. Irswtnn, Nntarv P uhlla N nlsrr PsMIe Otat* af rtn rld a at lara*. Uy ansamlsalaa asplraa SSaf teiA Dan4ad -laagias* Or f Meeting M FLORIDA STATE/BANK .................O F C v W W onfcstt % �FT-* - ^a«.sa. . - iance Opening s Them a r t free gifts for the todies a t Baggerly’s Appliance Center, U S South Park Are. ill taring our formal opening, said 4oe Baggerly, owner and general manager of the modern, new ap­ ForLadies At Store Opening "O f course, we have one grand ladles visiting ns during the forpliance store. iwnlng just as long M our prise that will be awarded at the For the liides. Just as long at end af the week for which we want they last, said Baggerly, “ we v1stting M during forthere wO have bottles of perfume as door ng meek te register. Tea ery body priies. Of course,'' lie said, “the see, you dent have to be preeenf perfume will be here for aU of the THE MODERN WESTINGHOUSE kitchen that forms a part of thn B aggerly Appliance C enter’s showroom at 2553 South Park Ave. The kitchen will be in operation during the firm’s formal week. This ia just one of the m a n y d e p a rtm e n ts at th e new B a g g e rly A ppliance Center location. (S ta f f Photo) Tbe formal opening of Baggerly gtriy emphasised strongly, "W ith to win," he said. The prise, stated Baggerly, “ will be a portable TV, Appllanet Center at Its new loca­ my buying power, 1 am able to one of those pertbale TVs that tion, 13U South Park Ave., will bring to the people nf Sanford and take place all this week, said Joe Central Florida, the most modem sveryone has been wanting." "B u t," Baggerly pointed out, Baggerly, owner and general appliances at a better price than they have been paying." "we have a bigger surprise for manager of the firm. He said this morning " I will “This la. In a sort of way, my the ladies who do the cooking at home." fifth anniversary to Sanford," prove to you that 1 will give you For the first time to this area, said Baggerly as he explained quality merchandise at a batter he explained, '*we i r e going to that he has been In Sanford sloe# price and with better service than you will find 4lscwhcre. have on display the famous West- rah. 1, IMS. Inghouse Electronic Range and Baggerly, with IS years ex­ "1 have about a $30,000 Invest­ speed-o-light cooking with Miss perience to the appliance business, ment in this store, and I am proud Polly Murray, famous Home Ec­ and always with Westlnghouse ap­ of it and want all of my friends onomist demonstrating one of the pliances, said " I hive made many and customers, and prospective most marvelous appliances of the friends in the Sanford area and 1 customers to see It," said Bagage. am very happy to plaee this mo­ gerly. rotating to a model kitchen act "There le no heat when the dem appliance eenter at their dis­ up to the ahowrooms of Baggerly Wcstinghouse Electronic llange is posal." used, Instead, Baggerly explained, Joe Baggerly, and his wife Mil­ appliances, Joe Baggerly said, high frequency radio energy la dred Dualne, live at 210 Virginia "thoie appliances will actually be used. The microwave energy pro­ Ave. here. They have three child­ to operation—they can be demon­ duces heat In the food and not In ren, Catglloe 12; Tommy, 11; and strated to every way.” the range or utensils. The heat, Janice Kay, 5. As ■ matter of fact " l am going In the cooking of food, is absorb­ "We a n thoroughly entrenched to havo a pot of hot coffee on my ed." In Sanford," said Baggerly, "and range all of the time and any of Polly Murray, he said, will de­ we are confident that lta growth my friends, customers, acquain­ monstrate bow turkeys can be and expansion a n Imminent." tances, and prospective customers baked In 20 minutes, apples in m Baggerly said "This Is a big are welcome to come out, alt minutes, cakes In six minutes, fro- week both for myself and my down and enjoy a cup of coffee sen dinners and potatoes In four staff." And tho reason he gave with me." minutes, and milk heated In 13 was this: "I am In the appliance “ Come out and get a cup of seconds. business and the appliance bus! coffee with Joe, Is going to be one "We want all of the ladles In ness alone. T h e n ia nothing else of my slogans," said Baggerly. this arcs to ice the miracles of to detract from making my ap­ The new Baggerly Appliance speedi-light cooking a t Baggerly pliance business one of the finest Center la a modern b u lid tu of Appliance Center," said the firm’s in Florida." general manager. Ho explained that his business Al| of the food cooked In this has continually grown and ‘1 unusual Wcstinghouse appliance have the most modern and bestwill he served to those attending equipped buildings to Central * the demonstration, said Baggerly. Florida," and ha added quickly, Assisting Miss Polly Murray will “there1* nothing to this ares to be Miss Idjcjr Nowlin, Home Ec­ equal IL" onomist for the Florida rower and “This place," said Jo* Baggcrly, as he swept his hinds around the building to show its vaxtnrss, “Is built strictly for the appilanca business. That's the wsy it is equipped and designed." Speaking of appliances, Big- concrete block and gkai showwindowa are the meet modera yet," said Baggerly. " n a y give you a view of the entire building and showroom," he said. There Is plenty of parking space, said Baggerly, both in front and back. No trouble parking, be said. Just drive up and come to. Speaking of the future, Bsggir1y pointed out that ."1 am going to build several more stores Im­ mediately south of this building on property that 1 have already acquired. “ We are going to have a regular shopping center of our own hero for the benefit of our friends and customers. x “ 1 don't know of much more that we could offer," said Bag g tr­ iy as he rsn down a list of for­ mal opening plans for this week. “ We're going to have free coffee for our friends snd customers, plenty of parking space for them when they visit us, and tho high­ est quality merchandise a t tba lowest possible prlees a t all times." Baggerly Invited aveoona to drive out aud visit his new Bag­ gerly Appliance Center all this week. "We have a number of sur­ prises for those who take advsm (age of opening week," he said. i u>* fonqAabuLaia BAGGERLYS CONGRATULATIONS ON THE COMPLETION OF THEIR FINE NEW STORK Light Co. In this area. Mlsi Now­ lin has arranged for atl of the home economics classes In local schools to visit tho Baggerly Ap­ pliance Co. demonstrations this week, said Baggerly. Tho children will he brought to the store by bus In order to see one of the most amaxlng demonstrations ever offered Sanford audiences. "We're certainly happy to havo the opportunity to bring Miss Mur­ ray and Miss Nowlin to our store," ■aid Baggerly, "for we know that they will ploase all of the ladles who come out to see and hear them, as well as to see the ap­ pliances they will be demonstrat­ ing. Baggerly pointed out that the store, during tbe week of Its for mal opening, will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p m. BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER on the completion of your modern new appliance store e PHILLIPS INDUSTRIES, Inc. Orlando, Florida We Are Proud To Have Been Selected To Supply Their Modem Office Furniture f mw P O W E L L 'S ^ 117 MAGNOLIA AVE. Office S n p p /y Co. and G i/t Shop FA 2-5842 GA 3-1635 THE OWNER AND GENERAL MANAGER of Baggerly Appliance Center, Joe T. Bng- • MARSH O LD SALEM CABIN ERS • M OLD ED TOPS gerly at his desk in the modem office nnd display rooms whore a formal opening Is be­ ing held all thin week. “Come out and have a cup of coffee with Jots," will ha one of my slogans, said Baggerly. • C O M P LET E K IT C H EN P LA N N IN G SER V IC E now at (Staff Photo) C o n g ra tu la tio n s baggerlys LO W EST T PRICE EVER on a v 0 s <3 PLUMBING WORK By W. K. King Plumbing & Supplies au to m atic w a s h e rl . . . I s toffy a w H m a l k , y « t y o e m e of your new i t f *t, i f e r f ft, d i e a f e l l a t H y t t a ia f For The New Baggerly Appliance Center on the complet.wii an-usw fo n t lo o k a t a l l I h a s a appliance building. ■HlfhlaMUe” fo eto n a t a a a a a a a KA1T AUTOMATIC n n iv n i x t s i i CONVtNHNT U f lT V TWITCH IX C IU W I GY RATO AM ACTION OUlfT OPERATION MIDI LAVER (•srtl.'wft MATT AO D IM N O A B lim This is truly an asset to Sanford. Model 157 ★ PLAN TO ATTEND THE GRAND OPENING. TIMBER FABRICATION, Inc. PERRY, FLORIDA Baggerly Appliance Center M il Park Atm o s FA 1-8871 M anager, E rnest Smart Phone F A 2-3798 R e g io n a l �4 i h v Your new appliance Store is an asset to Sanford ! FRT VIEW OP DAGtiERLY Appliance Center, 2558 Park Ave. showing all of the departments of the turn display and showroom where a formal opening U being held ell this week. Free gifts, door prizes, food and soft drinks are being featured throughout the week. (Photo by Bergstrom) YOU’RE INVITED TO SEE the W«stinghouse Electronic Range In action at Beggarly Appliance Center's formal opening all this week. Don’t m iss seeing speed-o-light cooking at the first showing of this miraculous Westinghouse appliance. (Staff Photo) § h v in (P * m > State Farm Insurance BAGG ERLY A P P LIA N C E C EN TER TO BAGGERLY'S . . . on the completion of yeur fine new building. We trust this growth and deserved sueeess will continue through the years to come. ONE OF THE ATTRACTIVE DISPLAYS is the refrigerator and range portion of the model kitchen display at Baggsrly Appliance Center during its formal opening all this week. (Staff Photo) “ Homes Built Custom To Your Specifications' TV PICTURES and SOUND 1800 MELLONVILLE THIS PORTABLE WE5TINGHOUSE Dishwasher is a ver­ satile appliance for the homo and it will be demonstrated during the formal opening of Baggerly’s Appliance Center, 2553 South Park Ave., all this week. (Staff Photo) W. Scott Burns, Mgr. 207 Magnolia Ave. CONGRATULATIONS AND . BEST W IS H E S JEL J9 k N iI^ T V FA 2-3103 On The Completion Of Their Fine New Appli­ ance Center and Sale.3 Room. SANFORD Is THIARAGON Modal AIM* Jt* a Jij. matt. 2 U t 4 .in .o ira - * ting.lar pleura i >m . In Grantd Mahogany or ■land Oak tin. Ilhtt. Newest Appliance modern J lX ***m HIOH F ID E LIT Y HORIZONTAL CHASSIS—wiln EXTENDED Band Video Am. pUII«r ailoaa up to 313,000 mora cyclot el pic* turo Information to iMch tho TV aerton. Has 13.000 volts ol pi:turo ponar. . j il la P a " SUNSHINE PICTUrtlTUBE—wl*A na* Zonlth high spoad olactron guA tbit drlv«t •Itctrons against thg serein hard and fast— pleturas aparktg wMh br'ght NgMightt.TTo'o daalgn gtlmlngtga treub*iioma ten t*sp r-njnat v*>'ch, whan Imp'ooa’l/ (d|uitid, esusas law tightness, f jizy data1!. pletion store We are proud to be do­ ing business with this growing organization. GL ASS r l U * O HIGH FIDELITY SPEAKERS On* forgo 10* spoikar and TWO alactroautlc twaatars lor rich, bgoutiful ton* quality. (m m coohO R A T io) ViN & . H S I \ S & n k o h ik TMf PAIRFIILD Um .I A lU i PCRFCRM 4 MCC Jwt pT u _ ^ _ „i J ----- 1 -Ji* «•«. mtii. ttlao . In mc:»** 'i* a'ttw-a a*n Sc*i " i a'cura tuta. Sutt'H ariioritl c*tu i i *** Cs.'-ci - » lt In 4 Portable As Low As $139.95 SL o a a £ r (p ja in i Q o I W. 2nd St. ■A w 1 . i IN T O W N ! XSURANC s e r v ic e 11 1 S. PALMETTO FA 2-0814 J * f LI a EASIEST T E R M S FA 2-1522 “Your Paint & Color Headquarters" •» r <1 C l I y C . t r K t G ' t l l A v tl . 2553 Pt_rk' Avenue Paint and Glass Co. �F® Eggg«f^ Vk* . * .-'v — ■— ,* »«&*•' ** • «' t•n• ** »« -* ■- ^ mm m r- - ■ s' .1 ■ m Food used la tho demon:traUw of foed-s-’- t i t caikisg with tha WasUzriau;a Eketxsaic JUcja at Mr. aad Mn- lifftrtar wffl gn >*se- Been t 0 V*‘u (Jomhsist A L L W IRIN G and L IG H T FIX TU R ES Supplied For The New A t THE NEW BAQGERLY' S APPLIANCE EUCK RECOVEEWO E afieri/ AppUir.ee Center's ter­ CRAILOTTISVILLF, V i. Of ra il opcnic* all this week Is b tlif Former Q m U s4 ladle a* plteher furnished by The Foodnart. Don Bis eh, whot major lean* ca­ Miss ?a2y Murray. Herns { :• reer was cut ikon ly a ptsehel esnsiir*. with Westiashsuss in the nerve, was r»ported to ho roogrerState ef TJeriis. wts dsarem triU !ef from automobile aeoldest to. miraculous microwave eaektaf. furies today at (ho Urtvoruty of Only the foods are hot slaee the Virginia Hospital. Black, who pit. heat is absorbed by the foods end ehod o no-bit, no-run tamo aialost not the pass is which food 1; cook-' the FhlUdeJyhis Atkletiei darter ed. the J$tT saasos, suffered a brain Feodm irt la furaiahirg quality Injury in the crash oa Saturday foods tor the deresastratioa. All while eareute to Blaekstone, Vs., food cooked during the de.-cocitra- with bis family for a holiday visit. Fis dorter the month of Deotmbor at B an triy AppU#neo Center," Jo fT. Bagscriy, owner and fener. «: maaafer said tnday. Baggerly Appliance CENTER Center STAFFORD ByP t FRIGE RATORS AND RANGES COMBINE TO r.iV.s ELECTRIC CO. m MAcnotu avi. fa osti ef thn d o s t attranUvo ditpliy* to b* a*tm of W eitinfhouin appUincss at Eaggerly Applur.ca Car.ter’a ferrnnl epaaiag all this week at 2WS South Park Ave. B-iggerly'a m ss will fcs open front 9 a ja. to 9 pm. every right this week to give everyone an opportunity to visit the display and showroom. (Staff Photo) Sherman Concrate Co. Out W eit 13th FA 3-0251 r»> r * MAY WE EXTEND GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES! Another Stap in progress on the completion o f For Sanford with the your new applience Completion of Baggerly’s MISS POLLY MURRAY, Home Economist for Weatinghouse in the State of Florida, will demonstrate the famous Westinghouae Electronic Range w i t h •peed-o-light cooking at the formal opening «>f Baggerly Appliance Center. 2558 S. Park Ave.. all this week. store. BAGGERLY A P P LIA N C E Appliance Center C EN T ER Baggerly Plans TV , Hi-Fi Display Room In Future Joe T. B ticerlv . owner «cd ftn »rs! ra»9si»r of B in s r ly Aprilsacs Canter r*vaa!ad today th jt hr THIS IS THE TELEVISION department a t Baggerly’s Appliance Center. 2553 South •xprets to Install a soundproof Park Ave. where the firm 's formal opening is being staged all this week. Westinghouse Hi-Fi and TV demonstration room TV* of every size and style are on display. (Staff Photo) in the near future. Sledpe-dog tesm i, oldeit form The foundation of the Library "In bujldmi a sound-proof room, to see TVs is they should be," of polar travel, are rtill useful In ef Cenrrese was 10 thousand vol­ slid Bigger ly. sway from flaring ligh*. v# will umes ef the Thomas Jefferson froien wastes of the f i r north give our customers in opportunity The room will be completely library. and south. »»y» the National Geo­ equipped with antenna, soundproof graphic Miganne. Supplementing and so arranged that any set ran It tikes an average oak Mpllng plane* and tractors, they haul be demonstrated in the proper 20 years to resrh the star* where food and equipment, ard serve In rescue missions light and s'moiphar* It m « product s'o rn v JhsiAjn - 0 Gas A Appliance Co. die w . 9th it. A o o d J FA M i l l Baggerly Appliance Center fo ju fJ ia tu la iw iiA ON THE COMPLETION OF THE NEW HOME FOR on the completion of your modern new building BAGGERLY'S APPLIAN CE CEN TER WE ARE TO TO We ere happy to have Supplied the * Sheeting * Hardware PROUD HAVE BEEN CH O SEN IN ST A LL TH E R O O FIN G for your building EVANS Roofing & Heating Co. YORK AIR CONDITIONING 102 N . Maple Ave. Ted Williams Lpmber FA 2-0582 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I' tid e * ju x J i 205 E. 25th St. FA 2-3464 �Invited to Attend All This Week 9:00 a.m. — 9:00 p.m. We're celebrating our grand opening by offering you tremendous appliance values ever ! Come by and see our new building and shop these values! New from W estinghouse... the exciting Enjoy dU the tone shadings and color of a fine musical performance! PLUG-OUT UNITS ’*r m in t (Inning SPREAD-EVEN HEATERS (or teit biking LOW DOWN PAYMENT * 'Wry or °* , r oasac. If you’re era iu p .d fur opacu, litre 's the model th a t fives you the most value for your money. Door opens 90* within cabinet width, a n u t. width SHiwts ...v i o i r a a n caisria. . . big 10-lb. m ut a lie n * . And In addition—big raoiiN h o m o s seacs. plus addi­ tional sToaass in thi s o o t. For eolor-aceenting your kitchen, ehooeefrom It ckancmmi color canits. AM. THIS NEW WESTINQHOUSE U W ! Plug-Out Units th ro u g h o u t. . . both tu r f ace an d o v e n . . . make clean* Ing a breeze. TEW! Miracle laktng r e s u lts Oven assures perfect every time! JEW! Convenience Panel w ith GrillAppliance o u tlet and retractable cord PLUS THESE FEATURES IO« OMIT Super Corox u n it gets red hot In 20 seconds! , . . A utom atic Unit won't let foods b u m . . . Roast Guard signals when m eat Is donel Model H L 9 Special Model CLS 30 SPECIAL ouse Now W e stin g h o u se TV Model SCI SPECIAL THS ( U l f l N W r with It" I W M » dlarm al, tall 1(3 Ml. to. v ise ibis w i t In J ) I | Only $10.00 Down, $2.50 a week r X G £ / PRIZES • PERFUME To The Ladies • SOFT DRINKS All Week Wbstingho , 7 « J t*t r.. GIVES YOU ALL THESE BIG TV ADVANCESI 1 CLEANS * 2 % m o r e p lo tu r * d a t a N "Broad Bnnrl” reception raptur** the full ifynal tent by TT station . . . you sharp detail, Itfe-llki picture* . , , actually 11% mart Jrtiii lAaa sets without this ftuturil FOOD Cooked In The Electronic Oven Puah-bar p o w e r tuning Chine* Channels with a touch. Unuaad Channala bypawvd automatically. ITSELF I ouse Model 1.102 D102 P u s h -b u tto n o n /o ft “Push- to Kart T Y -rPaah" to turn oJ. Mo fidd&f vHk With Exchange TABLE MODEL BE SURE AND REGISTER T ELEV IS IO N You Do Not Have To Be Present BAGGERLY APPLIANCE 2553 Park Avenue SANFORD, FLA . �TCS' * ^ Political Crossfire Raging Over Ike's Missile-Age Leadership WASHINGTON (U P )-T op Dem ocrats aod Republicans flung new charges today In a raging political crossfire m r President Eisen­ hower's mlasite-ige leadership. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (Dlijun. ) declared that "no amount at political hokum and bunkum" will convince Americans the El senhower administration "has ad­ equately taken care of national defense.” Humphrey said one of the ad* ministration’s first acts five years ago was to trim five billion dol­ lars from former President Tru­ man’s defense budget and two bll lion from foreign aid. T h e Minnesota Dcmoerat'a charge apparently was aimed at countering a broadside fired Mon­ day night by Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland and House GOP Leader Joseph W. Martin. They asserted In a Joint statement the Truman administra­ tion must bear most of the blame U the United States la trailing Husala In missile development But in New York, Truman said Monday night they were trying after five year* "to past the ‘buck*’ and It wai a little late, tile told reporters Monday, tlsenTrumsn started the running [ bower bad written a "good" reply fight In an Interview by saying to Soviet Premier Mfeolal A. BuiEisenhower v ia a great military ganin. leader because "he had someone I Vice President Richard M. Ma­ to tell him what to do." on told a lunch audience Monday But Truman did have one word I that Eisrnhower had shown last of praise for the President. ‘ week that be "h at the voice and the brain and knows what le do for the United States." Knowland and Msrtln reacted with much greater violence In a "public memorandum" addressed to Truman and replying to hU "incredible remarks." They said expert testimony from scientists and military leaders showed that "if today wa are be* hind the Soviet Union In some re* speets In thw race to perfect the weapons of the future . . a con­ siderable p art of the blame lies on the doorstep of your admlnls* tration." Weather Shop and Save W Tartly cloudy tonight and Wednes­ day. A Utile cooler tonight, low U te R . ■ Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, a n te d it m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14. 19M # Rotarians Hear 'jrufh About Postage Rates' "The Truth About Postage Rates" as told In a dialogue be­ tween Postm aster Joel Field and Supt. of MaUs L. V. (Dick) Mel.auiin shared honors yesterday afternoon at the regular weekly meeting of the Sanford Rotary Club with a film, "Operation 3-M M#Jm, Mall and Machines! Introduced by program chair­ man Charlie Morrison, Field took his audience back to the "Horse and Buggy Days" and drew a compartaon which, he was frank to admit, did not show too much of an improvement. This fiscal year, he said, the Post Office would lose an estimated $680,000,000 and ,f°r the fiscal year of 1339, It la predicted the sum would llic h $705,000,000. What causes the postal deficit? The rates are too low, McLaulin replied. Although the post office The Board of Seminole County sow loses money on aU classes of mail except parcel post, the prin­ Commissioners, at a special meet­ cipal causes for the deficit arc ing held last night, approved the second class mall and third class recommendation of the Couttiy mall, mostly advertising circu­ Zoning and Planning Commission lars. When were postal rates last to employ Clifton L. Overman as increased? On first class mail, Building Inspector and Mrs. Maxthe last increase was In IW2. The ine D. Thompson as secretary to (Apartment Is charging 1032 prices the Zoning Commission. for Its services ar.d paying 1937 After authorising the Seminole costs for the things it buys,Costs C orny Zoning and Planning Com­ have Increased nude than 107 per­ mission to select a Building In­ cent alnce 1932. spector for the *5,000 a year Job, How can postage rales be In­ the Board of County Commission­ creased? Only by the Congress, ers reversed Itself i t its Jan. 7 Who opposes postage rite increa- meeting and notified the county ses? The principal opponents are zoning group to submit more than certain magazine publishers ami one recommendation for the two the large users of third class mail. | positions. deficit the result of Commission Chairman John KrlLtofflelency in the post office' To j cr lo|,j t(lc hoard last night that this question, McLaulin gave a " t it rather unfortunate that loud and emphatic "NO!" Last things like tills come up when we year the post office handled 2it think we aro making progeesa." per cent more mail than it did A bombshell was thrown into in 1932 and did It with fewer peo­ tho meeting when Krlder Mated ple, The average post office today "I had political pressure applied ft more than 50 years old. Con­ to me fur two individuals and I gress hasn’t appropriated any mo­ personally don’t care to go ney for new post offices since through with it again." He praised 193$. the member* of the County Zon­ . Jfow much would the proposed ing group when he said "I am felstaga rate Increase which has gfateful for these men and their been approved by the House and service to the County—any sup­ It now waiting for confirmation port we can give them will be by the Senate cost thq average helpful." citUcn? The answer— 32 cents a In approving the appointment year. He la now paying WOO per to (be Building Inspectors position year In Uxea aa bla share of the and that of the secretary, Com­ postal deficit. missioner Homer Little voted yes. After the showing of a short Commissioner Lawrence Swofford film featuring I’nstm aitcr Gene­ voted yes, and Commissioner Fred ral Arthur Summerfield, showing Dyson said "I say no Tor the sim­ t l and new equipment, and how ple reason that they (the Zoning Use new equipment expedited the Board) haven't compiled with our handling of mall and packages, request." Clyde Fiercy gave an applauseMembers of the County Zoning meriting demonstration of hit Board attending last night's ses­ knowledge of the box numbers sion were: Raymond My Ball, Into which the mail for local resi­ chairman; John Burton IV, Rich­ dent! la deposited. Harold Apple­ ard McCanns, and Col. S. G. liarby, assistant postmaster wai also riman. Ben Jones, member of the a gu**t at the meeting. Commission Okays Recommendation County Mourns Death Of Beloved Citizen His loss of Judge Ernest llous- extend my heartfelt sympathy to hoider 1* tha Sanford and Semi- hit wife and son." mola County Community hat been Representative Gordon Freder­ axpreised by hundreds who knew ick commented "There ia v«-ry him. Senator Douglas Stenstrom, who little a tjerson can say at a time Ija rd the announcement of Judge like this. We all thought very highHou.holdcr * death by w w . V T f 1* of, h‘™- Hii eonuibution to Uie radio a t ha returned to Sanford from a speaking engagement, said capable of being measured. We'll all niisa him and we’ll have a "I was certainly shucked to hear the passing of Judge flouslialdrr. hard time finding another man The county has lost a very fine like the Judge.” R W. W art, president of the public servant and the bar has Seminole County Bar Association, lost a vary able member." Other members of his profess­ said this morning "Seminole ion. too, had comments to make County ha* lost one of it* most on hearing of the Seminole Couzt- useful and conscientous worker* ("judge* unexpected and untime­ to sec that right and justice pre vailed in hit decisiotu as a judge ly death. Mack N. Cleveland J r , Semi­ and lawyer.” Tha man oa the street, this nole County Representative and attorney, said this morning "I re­ morning, with misty eyes and an gret his death extremely, I feel expression of loneliness commenthe was doing a wonderful Job. He rd “ We will sorely miss Judge w it the kind of man that gave | Housholder. He was our friend— everybody ■ lift. The community | a friend to all of ua— and a fraud and tha county will miss him. L[ that we’ll never replace." trolling outer space for peaceful purposes. It will call presidential disarmament adviser Harold E. Stassen and United Nations Am­ bassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. later as witnesses. Railroads— Three high railroad officials told the Senate Commerce Subcommittee the American Rail­ road Industry ts "sick" amt faces collapse unless the government cases its burdens. They proposed among other things—taking au­ thority to fix passenger fares away from the states and giving it to tha intorstate commerce commission. Secret sell—Some congressmen acted as a guinea pig audience in a test of "subliminal perception" —an invisible form of television advertising. "E at popcorn" and "fight polio" were flashed on the screen too fast for tho eye to see, but supposedly long enough to register on their subconscious. The result: One lawmaker said he had an urge to donata to some­ thing. but no one reported any mad desira for popcorn. Flashy Hydroplane board, failed to attend because of Drivers To Be Seen illness In his family. Commissioner Dyson, at the out­ set of the meeting, and following In Local Regatta Intestinal fortitude will chal­ the reading of a letter from tho Zoning Board explaining that Ro­ lenge money and an array of fla bert S. Brown, director of the ■hy hydroplan# driver* In' Sanford Zoning Board, interviewed appli­ Sunday aftrrnnon Jan. 19 as the cants for the positions to obtain speedboat daredevil of hydroplane information for tha Zoning Board racing, Hubert F.ntrop, from Seat number*, said ">(loi#l thihk .Mr.' v> ab .. foam* up tha sp.aj Brown knows enough about build­ of Lake Monroe with his famous ing to interview the man selected "Flying Chip." I don't think Mr. Brown is quali­ The Entrop tpeelil, "Flying fied to make the selections is a Chip", gave Entrop a handsome recommendation to your board." championship of the National Raymond Ball, chairman of the Free-For-All Hydroplane Bare* of Zoning Board, stated "We had 1950. Hi* boat exceeds 80 Mi'll about II or 15 applications. We and requires less than three inch­ screened the applications and got es of water In which to race. The darrdevilry of Entrop has down to three. The three top men Came to sec me and I think cacti brought him a great deal of re­ member of the board also inter­ spect In the hydroplane racing circles. viewed them ." Entrop will be throwing hi* hat Ball also quoted from Zoning Board Imnules of Dec 13, 1337 and into the racing ring with Bud and read, "tha County Commission- Ethel Wiget, husband and wife feels that it should take action as team from Concord, Calif. Wiget recommended by tho Zoning holdi the " F " outboard record of 79 mile* per hour for one mile Board." Col. Harriman told the board ami world record* In "C" and "F " of commissioners "I think you racing runabouts. Also scheduled to coma to San­ should giva ua tha confidence we deserve and wa ask you to come ford for Ihe Jan. 19 races are multi-millionaires "Wild Bill" along with us." Architect John Burton IV, -a Tenny and oil tycoon If. B. Marlmember of the County Zoning oncaux of Shreveport, La. Board eaid ‘Thera la about Si million, in low valuation, under­ INSTITUTE, "IGNORANT* way right nnw In the county." LONDON (Ul*)— The New York Burton's remark followed Bail's D ru i Institute wa* "impertinent announcement (hat "in the final and Ignorant" in including Quern analysis we're going to need an Elizabeth w It* belt-dressed wom­ electrical and a plumbing inspect­ en list ihli year, according to tha or." Woman’s Sunday Mirror. "With Commissioner Swofford, after our hands on our hearts, we can­ admitting that I don't want to say not say that she is even among anything to stow up toning in the 12 best dressed women in this Seminole Counly,” moved that the I country, let alone iha world,” Ihe commission approve tha recom­ paper said. mendations of tha County Zoning and Planning Commission. Mayfair Inn Guest Hits Hole-In-One One of the "once-fn-a-while” scores wa* made yesterday at the .Mayfair Inn Country Club golf course wh‘ n Dr. J. Barb of Brook­ lyn, N. Y., and a gueit at tha Mayfair Inn. aeored a hola-ln one. Dr. Barb's scldom-niadt score was on the 5th hole which li 165 yard*, lie used a No. 4 iron. The .Mayfair Inn guest had wit oessei to the feta when Mr. and 3lra. B. Glnslry saw tha extra­ ordinary drive. Band Barbecue This Saturday The Seminole I)and Association will sponsor another chicken barbPCtle Saiur(lly( J j n . , 8i al ,hp Elks barbecue grounds. Serving time will begin at 5 30 p m. and a large turnout la expected. Pro­ ceeds will be used to purchase new uniforms. The popular "take out" line will be operated for ihoit who desire it and tickets are being sold by members of the Seminole Band Association. Winners >•> \ *** ' Heart A l To Judge k Fatal sholder at the nole County Prosecuting Allomer, One of tha most colorful figures I and the Bat.'a - a member Sanford; one granddaughter, Me­ in Seminole County history disd Shrine. He was suddenly late yesterday afternoon and p u t Exalted Ruu-r of the lissa Housholder and two grandSanford F.lkt Lodge. Judge Hons- sons Wayne and Mirk Houiholdfrom a heart attack. Judge Ernest Itmuholdcr, 64, holder was a member of the Semi­ «r, aU of Sanford; one step* while talking with hi* wife, Mrs. nole County Bar Association nnd daughter, Mrs. Helms Lastlngcr, Lois Hou*holder, (lumped In his the Florida State Bar Association. Winston Salem. N. C. and one bro* Survivors include hla wife, t i n . ther, Fred Houshelder, Ft. Pierce. chair and was dead on arrival Lots Housholder, Sanford; one Funeral arrangements will b« at Seminole Memorial Hosp'Ul. Judge lions holder, the son of a ion, Karlyle Housholder, Semi- announced later. Brltson Funeral Homs L In Methodist minister, was a familiar member of Sanford Masonic figure wherever people would Lodge 62, the Sanford Shrine Club, charge. gnthrr to talk, lie wa* an avid gimlporr and was always *e«n wearing a flower in his coU lape'. Nomination blanks for the San He wa* also an ardent golfer and ford-Semlnole County J u n i o r playrd regularly here. Judge Chamber of Commerce "Dislinc- Ifoushnlder last played golf Sun­ u is bed Servier Award" were mail day afternoon amt wa* in hi* cd today to all Sanford and Semi- chambers . , . .until . shortly after 3 nole County organizations. These 0 ' l 1* * yesterday afternoon. Since being appointed County nomination blanks should be re­ turned, said 31. I,. Itaborn, presi­ Judge by Gov. Charlie Johns in dent of the Jaycccs. no later than 1954, Judge Housholder spoke fre­ quently and emphatically in behalf Jan. 21. Any interested person may se­ of the Juveniles of Seminole Coun­ cure a nomination blank from the ty. Ha served as Juvenile Judge Jaycee Tourist Information Booth of the county. Judge Housholder wa* born In or from any member of the JayBartow and before rorning to San­ cers. The man nominated does not ford had attended schools In Tallahave to be a member of the Jay- hasser, Live Oak, Tampa, and cues. Any man between the ages Quincy. He graduated from tha of 21 and 33 may qualify. The Sanford High School here in 1911. Attending the University of Flor­ Jaycee DUtingulshml Service Award I* presented annually to ida following hi* high school gra­ an outstanding young man of Ihe duation. he served as president of community during the calendar hi* law class and graduated in 1913. year. Judge Housholder first served Judge* for the award will be p u t presidents of tha local Jay- as County Judga from 1917 to 1925 ami was then named Pro­ ecu organisation. Decision* will be based on three secuting Attorney and served in l,a,le fundamentals: in Contrihu that rapacity form 1925 to 1920. tions to the community welfare H« » v i elected to tha State Leg­ during tha year; (2) Evldcnre of islature for the 1927 term and \f •}- jh ’- x ^ • *ajfe leadership ahllity; (3i Evidence served a* City Commissioner aud DUyoF feoA 1927 to 1929. Ifa * u >f peiv.-t .if biadnes* progress? The Distinguished S e r v i c e attorney for tha Hoard of SamtnAward will be presented Friday ulu County Commissioner* from evening. Jan. 21 at a social gath­ 1933 to 1943, State Senator from ering of the Jaycccs. Tho Shrine old su*p|tajd pita E»rtf o( fffli . 7 ■ " ' V" iu.’ v* .-•if Club will Its tha arena of tha tem for the 1943 session. Judge Housholder was born Aug. award. 3. 1893 and had lived In Sanford 48 years, lie made hi* home at CofC Directors 2129 S. Elm Ave. He wa* * member of the First To Consider Canal Methodist Church of Sanford, a JIJDCB ERNEST UOUSHOLDER Distinguished Service Award Blanks Mailed Report Tonight The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will get down to the aerlous busi­ ness of considering the "unfavor­ able" Army Corps of Engineers report cm the Sanford-Titusville Canal tonight at it* first quarter­ ly dinner meeting at the Mayfair Inn. Chamber of Commerce president Clifford MrKibhin announced the meeting and said "after a short business meeting w« will hear Henry Bslch of Orlando speak on the Senford Naval Air Station and the Sanford-Titusvillo Calan," Tho meeting will get underway at 7 o'clock. Additional Local News On Page 8 Of Winners In last week * "Florida Courtesy Week" competition were announced this morning by How­ ard McNulty, chairman of the Jaycee Courtesy Week committee. McNulty said today that the week long event wai a "com­ plete success" with business peo­ ple and employes taking part throughout the city. "People really know now what rourtejy mean*,” xaid McNulty, "for it was before them at every turn displayed from bumper strips, window streamers, and badge* worn by salespeople In every Sanford store." Winners in the selection of a moil courteous policeman, saleslady, talesman and waitress were determined by "secret” commit­ tees appointed by McNulty. The "Moat Courteous Saleslady” selected hy the committee was Mr*. Stella Smith, of McCrory's material department. Tha reasons given for Mrs. Smith's selection were: (1) willingness to assist (2) knowledge of her department, and (3) her happy diepoaithfi and courteous manner. Tha "Mott Courteoau Salesman" selected by a secret corrynitte* was E. C, Harper Jr. of Sanford In Sanford United Press Leased Wire GOPToSeekTem porary Debt Ceiling Increase WASlflN’GTON (UP) —1Tbs F.is- ■go ahead with some farm asslsenliower administration will a*k lance reductions. Ma]or developments in Congress Congress this week for a tempor­ ary five-billion dollar increase In Monday: Defense— The House Armed the national debt ceiling to mike room for blgg-r difense spending, Services Committee gave unani­ mous approval to administration informed sources said todav. The present limit of 275 billion plans for spending $549,670,000 on was called "too restrictive" by a speed up of ballistic missile* President Eisenhower. The deb: and dispersion of the Strategic Air Command s bombers. now stands a t $27t,273,0*J,noo. SAC-Alr Force Chief of Staff In the Senate lawmakers were not giving much of a chance to Gen. Thomas D. White said in a the President’s five -rent stamp censored transcript of Senate Pre­ measure—unless it Is cut down (o paredness Subcommittee testi­ four cents and tied to a pay bike mony relessed by tho Air Force that because SAC was denied TOO for postal workers. Farm belt legislators hit as un­ million for more bombers In the wise and unrealistic administra­ new budget two years from now tion budget cuts in agriculture it "wi/f be going downhill relative conservation and lending pro­ to the Soviet threat.” Space— The Senate Disarma­ grams. But Sen. Milton R. Young <R ND) conceded a defense spend­ ment Subcommittee voted to study ing boost may mean Congress will the President’s proposals for con- ttfi Board OK's Sewer Extension Plans The Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners last night approved plans for extending the Sanford sewer system to Sunland Estates, south of tlis city, to serve more than 400 homes in that area if tho State Board of Health givei the- nod to the additional facilities here. Commissioner David Gatehcl, however, told tha board that sew\% one **of our b)£gfit prohtems and with our present growth our system is nearing its saturation point to Ihe extent Bint we are considering secondary treatm ent instead of primary.** However, Commissioner Earl Higginbotham didn't agree and City Malinger Warren E. Knowles warned "Lei's don't confuse pri­ mary and secondary treatment plants for the only difference is Courtesy Electric Co. The comment by a secret committee to choose this category was "always courteous." The "Moat Courteous Waitress" selected by the unnamed committee was Mrs. Juan Farnuy of Touchton'i Drug Stort. The com­ MILS. STELLA SMITH clarity,” Thu City Manager advised the Hoard of Commissioners that “ We’;e keeping up with the growth." City official* were also advised of the possibilities of a bonded wnrehuu.se for thu area. John BurIon IV, local architect, said "there are interested parlies whom I cannot name at present who, if property can bo made available, wilt construct the ware­ house facilities." Automatic control* for the San­ ford Civic Center air condition­ ing system were approved through tha simp drawing stage until funds could be made available for the $1,500 addition U> facili­ ties. Ihe City Manager was authorix»d tn negotiate for possible pri­ Week' ment by Ihe coinmilte* was "con •latently friendly and couricoui,” 17ie "Most Courtooua Police­ man” autretrd by the committee appoillird for Ibis category w a s Sgt. Ben Uutlerof Ihe Sanford PoliceDepartment. Tha commit- Contest vate Interests to oparata the dly cemetery. All angle parking In Ihe City of Sanford will b« aliminatcd when a half block on Sacond SL between I’almetto and Sanford Avex. la converted to parallel parking. Commissioners approved the move a t last night’s session. Thu Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners last night established a basis for further talk# with Harry Lea Jr., on expansion plxna for la-e Brother* Plumbing and Heating wlicn a proposal wa* made to purch.ua certain city property. An ordinance vacating Water St. west of Myrtle Ave. wa* ap­ proved last night following a pub­ lic hearing which drew no oppon­ ents. The closing of the street will allow Allied Chemical and Din Co. to start construction. Revealed handle difficult situation# smooth-1 lor Chamber of Commerce, tee report read "his ability to I Only ona category Is yet to be ly and courteously.” | announced, Howard SIcNulty said Each of the winner* will receive | this morning. The ."Most Ceura 125 U. S. Saving* Uoml which teous Act' i* yet to be decided on will lie presented at a meeting of and we re awaiting a final deci* the San/ord-Sominole County Jun- >alonof the secret coo mlttee.” E. C. HARDER JR . “.Moat C'uurtcuug S ale sla d y ” . “Moat L'ourteuug SaletHuna” 1 MRS. JEAN FARNEY SfiT. HEN BUTLER M oat L’o u t'lc u iu U a iu o a i'* 1".Mixst C u u rU u u a Tw U com aa” � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1958 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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They asserted In a Joint statement the Truman administra­ tion must bear most of the blame U the United States la trailing Husala In missile development But in New York, Truman said Monday night they were trying after five year* "to past the ‘buck*’ and It wai a little late, tile told reporters Monday, tlsenTrumsn started the running [ bower bad written a "good" reply fight In an Interview by saying to Soviet Premier Mfeolal A. BuiEisenhower v ia a great military ganin. leader because "he had someone I Vice President Richard M. Ma­ to tell him what to do." on told a lunch audience Monday But Truman did have one word I that Eisrnhower had shown last of praise for the President. ‘ week that be "h at the voice and the brain and knows what le do for the United States." Knowland and Msrtln reacted with much greater violence In a "public memorandum" addressed to Truman and replying to hU "incredible remarks." They said expert testimony from scientists and military leaders showed that "if today wa are be* hind the Soviet Union In some re* speets In thw race to perfect the weapons of the future . . a con­ siderable p art of the blame lies on the doorstep of your admlnls* tration." Weather Tartly cloudy tonight and Wednes­ day. A Utile cooler tonight, low U te R . W ■ Established 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, a n t e d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY it m NEW SPAPER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14. 19M Rotarians Hear 'jrufh About Postage Rates' "The Truth About Postage Rates" as told In a dialogue be­ tween Postm aster Joel Field and Supt. of MaUs L. V. (Dick) Mel.auiin shared honors yesterday afternoon at the regular weekly meeting of the Sanford Rotary Club with a film, "Operation 3-M M#Jm, Mall and Machines! Introduced by program chair­ man Charlie Morrison, Field took his audience back to the "Horse and Buggy Days" and drew a compartaon which, he was frank to admit, did not show too much of an improvement. This fiscal year, he said, the Post Office would lose an estimated $680,000,000 and ,f°r the fiscal year of 1339, It la predicted the sum would llic h $705,000,000. What causes the postal deficit? The rates are too low, McLaulin replied. Although the post office The Board of Seminole County sow loses money on aU classes of mail except parcel post, the prin­ Commissioners, at a special meet­ cipal causes for the deficit arc ing held last night, approved the second class mall and third class recommendation of the Couttiy mall, mostly advertising circu­ Zoning and Planning Commission lars. When were postal rates last to employ Clifton L. Overman as increased? On first class mail, Building Inspector and Mrs. Maxthe last increase was In IW2. The ine D. Thompson as secretary to (Apartment Is charging 1032 prices the Zoning Commission. for Its services ar.d paying 1937 After authorising the Seminole costs for the things it buys,Costs C orny Zoning and Planning Com­ have Increased nude than 107 per­ mission to select a Building In­ cent alnce 1932. spector for the *5,000 a year Job, How can postage rales be In­ the Board of County Commission­ creased? Only by the Congress, ers reversed Itself i t its Jan. 7 Who opposes postage rite increa- meeting and notified the county ses? The principal opponents are zoning group to submit more than certain magazine publishers ami one recommendation for the two the large users of third class mail. | positions. deficit the result of Commission Chairman John KrlLtofflelency in the post office' To j cr lo|,j t(lc hoard last night that this question, McLaulin gave a " t it rather unfortunate that loud and emphatic "NO!" Last things like tills come up when we year the post office handled 2it think we aro making progeesa." per cent more mail than it did A bombshell was thrown into in 1932 and did It with fewer peo­ tho meeting when Krlder Mated ple, The average post office today "I had political pressure applied ft more than 50 years old. Con­ to me fur two individuals and I gress hasn’t appropriated any mo­ personally don’t care to go ney for new post offices since through with it again." He praised 193$. the member* of the County Zon­ . Jfow much would the proposed ing group when he said "I am felstaga rate Increase which has gfateful for these men and their been approved by the House and service to the County—any sup­ It now waiting for confirmation port we can give them will be by the Senate cost thq average helpful." citUcn? The answer— 32 cents a In approving the appointment year. He la now paying WOO per to (be Building Inspectors position year In Uxea aa bla share of the and that of the secretary, Com­ postal deficit. missioner Homer Little voted yes. After the showing of a short Commissioner Lawrence Swofford film featuring I’nstm aitcr Gene­ voted yes, and Commissioner Fred ral Arthur Summerfield, showing Dyson said "I say no Tor the sim­ t l and new equipment, and how ple reason that they (the Zoning Use new equipment expedited the Board) haven't compiled with our handling of mall and packages, request." Clyde Fiercy gave an applauseMembers of the County Zoning meriting demonstration of hit Board attending last night's ses­ knowledge of the box numbers sion were: Raymond My Ball, Into which the mail for local resi­ chairman; John Burton IV, Rich­ dent! la deposited. Harold Apple­ ard McCanns, and Col. S. G. liarby, assistant postmaster wai also riman. Ben Jones, member of the a gu**t at the meeting. Commission Okays Recommendation County Mourns Death Of Beloved Citizen His loss of Judge Ernest llous- extend my heartfelt sympathy to hoider 1* tha Sanford and Semi- hit wife and son." mola County Community hat been Representative Gordon Freder­ axpreised by hundreds who knew ick commented "There ia v«-ry him. Senator Douglas Stenstrom, who little a tjerson can say at a time Ija rd the announcement of Judge like this. We all thought very highHou.holdcr * death by w w . V T f 1* of, h‘™- Hii eonuibution to Uie radio a t ha returned to Sanford from a speaking engagement, said capable of being measured. We'll all niisa him and we’ll have a "I was certainly shucked to hear the passing of Judge flouslialdrr. hard time finding another man The county has lost a very fine like the Judge.” R W. W art, president of the public servant and the bar has Seminole County Bar Association, lost a vary able member." Other members of his profess­ said this morning "Seminole ion. too, had comments to make County ha* lost one of it* most on hearing of the Seminole Couzt- useful and conscientous worker* ("judge* unexpected and untime­ to sec that right and justice pre vailed in hit decisiotu as a judge ly death. Mack N. Cleveland J r , Semi­ and lawyer.” Tha man oa the street, this nole County Representative and attorney, said this morning "I re­ morning, with misty eyes and an gret his death extremely, I feel expression of loneliness commenthe was doing a wonderful Job. He rd “ We will sorely miss Judge w it the kind of man that gave | Housholder. He was our friend— everybody ■ lift. The community | a friend to all of ua— and a fraud and tha county will miss him. L[ that we’ll never replace." trolling outer space for peaceful purposes. It will call presidential disarmament adviser Harold E. Stassen and United Nations Am­ bassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. later as witnesses. Railroads— Three high railroad officials told the Senate Commerce Subcommittee the American Rail­ road Industry ts "sick" amt faces collapse unless the government cases its burdens. They proposed among other things—taking au­ thority to fix passenger fares away from the states and giving it to tha intorstate commerce commission. Secret sell—Some congressmen acted as a guinea pig audience in a test of "subliminal perception" —an invisible form of television advertising. "E at popcorn" and "fight polio" were flashed on the screen too fast for tho eye to see, but supposedly long enough to register on their subconscious. The result: One lawmaker said he had an urge to donata to some­ thing. but no one reported any mad desira for popcorn. Flashy Hydroplane Drivers To Be Seen In Local Regatta board, failed to attend because of illness In his family. Commissioner Dyson, at the out­ set of the meeting, and following Intestinal fortitude will chal­ the reading of a letter from tho Zoning Board explaining that Ro­ lenge money and an array of fla bert S. Brown, director of the ■hy hydroplan# driver* In' Sanford Zoning Board, interviewed appli­ Sunday aftrrnnon Jan. 19 as the cants for the positions to obtain speedboat daredevil of hydroplane information for tha Zoning Board racing, Hubert F.ntrop, from Seat number*, said ">(loi#l thihk .Mr.' v> ab .. foam* up tha sp.aj Brown knows enough about build­ of Lake Monroe with his famous ing to interview the man selected "Flying Chip." I don't think Mr. Brown is quali­ The Entrop tpeelil, "Flying fied to make the selections is a Chip", gave Entrop a handsome recommendation to your board." championship of the National Raymond Ball, chairman of the Free-For-All Hydroplane Bare* of Zoning Board, stated "We had 1950. Hi* boat exceeds 80 Mi'll about II or 15 applications. We and requires less than three inch­ screened the applications and got es of water In which to race. The darrdevilry of Entrop has down to three. The three top men Came to sec me and I think cacti brought him a great deal of re­ member of the board also inter­ spect In the hydroplane racing circles. viewed them ." Entrop will be throwing hi* hat Ball also quoted from Zoning Board Imnules of Dec 13, 1337 and into the racing ring with Bud and read, "tha County Commission- Ethel Wiget, husband and wife feels that it should take action as team from Concord, Calif. Wiget recommended by tho Zoning holdi the " F " outboard record of 79 mile* per hour for one mile Board." Col. Harriman told the board ami world record* In "C" and "F " of commissioners "I think you racing runabouts. Also scheduled to coma to San­ should giva ua tha confidence we deserve and wa ask you to come ford for Ihe Jan. 19 races are multi-millionaires "Wild Bill" along with us." Architect John Burton IV, -a Tenny and oil tycoon If. B. Marlmember of the County Zoning oncaux of Shreveport, La. Board eaid ‘Thera la about Si million, in low valuation, under­ INSTITUTE, "IGNORANT* way right nnw In the county." LONDON (Ul*)— The New York Burton's remark followed Bail's D ru i Institute wa* "impertinent announcement (hat "in the final and Ignorant" in including Quern analysis we're going to need an Elizabeth w It* belt-dressed wom­ electrical and a plumbing inspect­ en list ihli year, according to tha or." Woman’s Sunday Mirror. "With Commissioner Swofford, after our hands on our hearts, we can­ admitting that I don't want to say not say that she is even among anything to stow up toning in the 12 best dressed women in this Seminole Counly,” moved that the I country, let alone iha world,” Ihe commission approve tha recom­ paper said. mendations of tha County Zoning and Planning Commission. Mayfair Inn Guest Hits Hole-In-One One of the "once-fn-a-while” scores wa* made yesterday at the .Mayfair Inn Country Club golf course wh‘ n Dr. J. Barb of Brook­ lyn, N. Y., and a gueit at tha Mayfair Inn. aeored a hola-ln one. Dr. Barb's scldom-niadt score was on the 5th hole which li 165 yard*, lie used a No. 4 iron. The .Mayfair Inn guest had wit oessei to the feta when Mr. and 3lra. B. Glnslry saw tha extra­ ordinary drive. Band Barbecue This Saturday The Seminole I)and Association will sponsor another chicken barbPCtle Saiur(lly( J j n . , 8i al ,hp Elks barbecue grounds. Serving time will begin at 5 30 p m. and a large turnout la expected. Pro­ ceeds will be used to purchase new uniforms. The popular "take out" line will be operated for ihoit who desire it and tickets are being sold by members of the Seminole Band Association. Winners >•> \ * * * ' United Press Leased Wire Heart A l To Judge k Fatal sholder at the nole County Prosecuting Allomer, One of tha most colorful figures I and the Bat.'a - a member Sanford; one granddaughter, Me­ in Seminole County history disd Shrine. He was suddenly late yesterday afternoon and p u t Exalted Ruu-r of the lissa Housholder and two grandSanford F.lkt Lodge. Judge Hons- sons Wayne and Mirk Houiholdfrom a heart attack. Judge Ernest Itmuholdcr, 64, holder was a member of the Semi­ «r, aU of Sanford; one step* while talking with hi* wife, Mrs. nole County Bar Association nnd daughter, Mrs. Helms Lastlngcr, Lois Hou*holder, (lumped In his the Florida State Bar Association. Winston Salem. N. C. and one bro* Survivors include hla wife, t i n . ther, Fred Houshelder, Ft. Pierce. chair and was dead on arrival Lots Housholder, Sanford; one Funeral arrangements will b« at Seminole Memorial Hosp'Ul. Judge lions holder, the son of a ion, Karlyle Housholder, Semi- announced later. Brltson Funeral Homs L In Methodist minister, was a familiar member of Sanford Masonic figure wherever people would Lodge 62, the Sanford Shrine Club, charge. gnthrr to talk, lie wa* an avid gimlporr and was always *e«n wearing a flower in his coU lape'. Nomination blanks for the San He wa* also an ardent golfer and ford-Semlnole County J u n i o r playrd regularly here. Judge Chamber of Commerce "Dislinc- Ifoushnlder last played golf Sun­ u is bed Servier Award" were mail day afternoon amt wa* in hi* cd today to all Sanford and Semi- chambers . , . .until . shortly after 3 nole County organizations. These 0 ' l 1* * yesterday afternoon. Since being appointed County nomination blanks should be re­ turned, said 31. I,. Itaborn, presi­ Judge by Gov. Charlie Johns in dent of the Jaycccs. no later than 1954, Judge Housholder spoke fre­ quently and emphatically in behalf Jan. 21. Any interested person may se­ of the Juveniles of Seminole Coun­ cure a nomination blank from the ty. Ha served as Juvenile Judge Jaycee Tourist Information Booth of the county. Judge Housholder wa* born In or from any member of the JayBartow and before rorning to San­ cers. The man nominated does not ford had attended schools In Tallahave to be a member of the Jay- hasser, Live Oak, Tampa, and cues. Any man between the ages Quincy. He graduated from tha of 21 and 33 may qualify. The Sanford High School here in 1911. Attending the University of Flor­ Jaycee DUtingulshml Service Award I* presented annually to ida following hi* high school gra­ an outstanding young man of Ihe duation. he served as president of community during the calendar hi* law class and graduated in 1913. year. Judge Housholder first served Judge* for the award will be p u t presidents of tha local Jay- as County Judga from 1917 to 1925 ami was then named Pro­ ecu organisation. Decision* will be based on three secuting Attorney and served in l,a,le fundamentals: i n Contrihu that rapacity form 1925 to 1920. tions to the community welfare H« » v i elected to tha State Leg­ during tha year; (2) Evldcnre of islature for the 1927 term and \f •}- jh ’ - x ^ • *ajfe leadership ahllity; (3i Evidence served a* City Commissioner aud DUyoF feoA 1927 to 1929. Ifa * u >f peiv.-t .if biadnes* progress? The Distinguished S e r v i c e attorney for tha Hoard of SamtnAward will be presented Friday ulu County Commissioner* from evening. Jan. 21 at a social gath­ 1933 to 1943, State Senator from ering of the Jaycccs. Tho Shrine old su*p|tajd pita E»rtf o( fffli . 7 ■ " ' V" iu.’ v * .-•if Club will Its tha arena of tha tem for the 1943 session. Judge Housholder was born Aug. award. 3. 1893 and had lived In Sanford 48 years, lie made hi* home at 2129 S. Elm Ave. He wa* * member of the First Methodist Church of Sanford, a JIJDCB ERNEST UOUSHOLDER Distinguished Service Award Blanks Mailed CofC Directors To Consider Canal Report Tonight The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will get down to the aerlous busi­ ness of considering the "unfavor­ able" Army Corps of Engineers report cm the Sanford-Titusville Canal tonight at it* first quarter­ ly dinner meeting at the Mayfair Inn. Chamber of Commerce president Clifford MrKibhin announced the meeting and said "after a short business meeting w« will hear Henry Bslch of Orlando speak on the Senford Naval Air Station and the Sanford-Titusvillo Calan," Tho meeting will get underway at 7 o'clock. Additional Local News On Page 8 Of Winners In last week * "Florida Courtesy Week" competition were announced this morning by How­ ard McNulty, chairman of the Jaycee Courtesy Week committee. McNulty said today that the week long event wai a "com­ plete success" with business peo­ ple and employes taking part throughout the city. "People really know now what rourtejy mean*,” xaid McNulty, "for it was before them at every turn displayed from bumper strips, window streamers, and badge* worn by salespeople In every Sanford store." Winners in the selection of a moil courteous policeman, saleslady, talesman and waitress were determined by "secret” commit­ tees appointed by McNulty. The "Moat Courteous Saleslady” selected hy the committee was Mr*. Stella Smith, of McCrory's material department. Tha reasons given for Mrs. Smith's selection were: (1) willingness to assist (2) knowledge of her department, and (3) her happy diepoaithfi and courteous manner. Tha "Mott Courteoau Salesman" selected by a secret corrynitte* was E. C, Harper Jr. of Sanford t t f i # GOPToSeekTemporary Debt Ceiling Increase WASlflN’GTON (UP) —1Tbs F.is- ■go ahead with some farm asslsenliower administration will a*k lance reductions. Ma]or developments in Congress Congress this week for a tempor­ ary five-billion dollar increase In Monday: Defense— The House Armed the national debt ceiling to mike room for blgg-r difense spending, Services Committee gave unani­ mous approval to administration informed sources said todav. The present limit of 275 billion plans for spending $549,670,000 on was called "too restrictive" by a speed up of ballistic missile* President Eisenhower. The deb: and dispersion of the Strategic Air Command s bombers. now stands a t $27t,273,0*J,noo. SAC-Alr Force Chief of Staff In the Senate lawmakers were not giving much of a chance to Gen. Thomas D. White said in a the President’s five -rent stamp censored transcript of Senate Pre­ measure—unless it Is cut down (o paredness Subcommittee testi­ four cents and tied to a pay bike mony relessed by tho Air Force that because SAC was denied TOO for postal workers. Farm belt legislators hit as un­ million for more bombers In the wise and unrealistic administra­ new budget two years from now tion budget cuts in agriculture it "wi/f be going downhill relative conservation and lending pro­ to the Soviet threat.” Space— The Senate Disarma­ grams. But Sen. Milton R. Young <R ND) conceded a defense spend­ ment Subcommittee voted to study ing boost may mean Congress will the President’s proposals for con- Shop and Save In Sanford Board OK's Sewer Extension Plans The Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners last night approved plans for extending the Sanford sewer system to Sunland Estates, south of tlis city, to serve more than 400 homes in that area if tho State Board of Health givei the- nod to the additional facilities here. Commissioner David Gatehcl, however, told tha board that sew\% one **of our b)£gfit prohtems and with our present growth our system is nearing its saturation point to Ihe extent Bint we are considering secondary treatm ent instead of primary.** However, Commissioner Earl Higginbotham didn't agree and City Malinger Warren E. Knowles warned "Lei's don't confuse pri­ mary and secondary treatment plants for the only difference is Courtesy Electric Co. The comment by a secret committee to choose this category was "always courteous." The "Moat Courteous Waitress" selected by the unnamed committee was Mrs. Juan Farnuy of Touchton'i Drug Stort. The com­ MILS. STELLA SMITH Week' ment by Ihe coinmilte* was "con •latently friendly and couricoui,” 17ie "Most Courtooua Police­ man” autretrd by the committee appoillird for Ibis category w a s Sgt. Ben Uutlerof Ihe Sanford PoliceDepartment. Tha commit- E. C. HARDER JR. clarity,” Thu City Manager advised the Hoard of Commissioners that “ We’;e keeping up with the growth." City official* were also advised of the possibilities of a bonded wnrehuu.se for thu area. John BurIon IV, local architect, said "there are interested parlies whom I cannot name at present who, if property can bo made available, wilt construct the ware­ house facilities." Automatic control* for the San­ ford Civic Center air condition­ ing system were approved through tha simp drawing stage until funds could be made available for the $1,500 addition U> facili­ ties. Ihe City Manager was authorix»d tn negotiate for possible pri­ Contest vate Interests to oparata the dly cemetery. All angle parking In Ihe City of Sanford will b« aliminatcd when a half block on Sacond SL between I’almetto and Sanford Avex. la converted to parallel parking. Commissioners approved the move a t last night’s session. Thu Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners last night established a basis for further talk# with Harry Lea Jr., on expansion plxna for la-e Brother* Plumbing and Heating wlicn a proposal wa* made to purch.ua certain city property. An ordinance vacating Water St. west of Myrtle Ave. wa* ap­ proved last night following a pub­ lic hearing which drew no oppon­ ents. The closing of the street will allow Allied Chemical and Din Co. to start construction. Revealed handle difficult situation# smooth-1 lor Chamber of Commerce, tee report read "his ability to I Only ona category Is yet to be ly and courteously.” | announced, Howard SIcNulty said Each of the winner* will receive | this morning. The ."Most Ceura 125 U. S. Saving* Uoml which teous Act' i* yet to be decided on will lie presented at a meeting of and we re awaiting a final deci* the San/ord-Sominole County Jun- >alonof the secret coo mlttee.” MRS. JE A N FARNEY “.Moat C'uurtcuug S ale sla d y ” . “M oat L 'ourteuug SaletHuna” 1 M o a t L’o u t'lc u iu U a iu o a i'* SfiT. HEN BUTLER 1".M ix s t C u u rU u u a T w U co m a a ” �r ‘ T, ArdwolojlstS>,^ ^ So /i£/__fae[ KMipHOUPAiNONSCAB M ourm ucEN TuBrnijm lOuVs MAOPDBUCiTy. MAYU THEYWERE JLKTCPA.WS W *-i — \6 0 P iw t , POUCE n - FlELP A N O PO yO U R ex E R cises/j------ ■ t P5V T KNOW I KAO TO 0 0 . TH&W.&R u s t in «UC MAVNOTfiCARCO»\ , U&LV. NOWTHATU t f i J I CURIOUS.WATCHH U L f HMM-IVE A Rl POSTON U tin o in .. ATUlin. MU- J , tw ( 08 PE810*1 FO R Al l CV! THAT MEANS. GO* ^you/ / Are At Odds Over Stalue Br x L v m o b u n c h t ’elud Pr»M g u ff C M n ifM d n t ROME**—A statue th at might b* tba teat original of an* of an’tlqulty’s moat ealcbratad m isterpiecei la the nibjeet of a current diiigrrem ent among archeologists. Violence threatened to break out in th* flih lrf viflige of Iperlooga, Art mtlai touth of Home, whoa orehaeologiata attgmptrtd to remove 400 finely ehiieled marble frag, mcnis from the care where they had been for centuries. There.la a theory that the broken itatua may have beta Uia original of a group portraying the Trojan prieit, Laocoon, nad hla two tom struggling against tbe atrangling coils of aerpents. Fishermen who thought they had atumbled on * tourist jackpot propared violent resistance whan archaeologlita sent from Rome a t­ tempted td haul away tbe relics to carry out a complete study and possibly reconstruct the statue. Armed with pltehferke. shotguns sod dubs, the fishermen stood guard day tad night arouad the cave, which had been part or a property of Emperor TlberJui. To prevent a dash, authorities gave lit and let the archaaelogiata do their work on the spot. Their verdict was far from una­ nimous. Soma archaeologists felt the atatue wai not of Laocoon, al­ though there appeared to be no doubt that it waa carved by tha u m a Grtak artists—Althaaodorui, Aftsander and Polyderus — wfco, according to Roman author PpUnlus. created tha Laocoon in the first cCotury A. D. A copy of the Laocoon, unearth­ ed in Rome around 1,300, la one of the attraction! in the Vatican mu­ seum. Rome's antiquities superinten­ dent, Prof. Giulia Jeeopl. teamed up with Prof. Amedeo Majuri, the man who unearthed the dead city of Pompeii, in an attem pt to Iden­ tify the fragment! which are still in a corner of the cave where they were discovered. On the basis of a Latin poem found carved on on* of th* marble Development By TOM NELSON Veiled Frets fluff Cem ipe*d«mt WASHINGTON (VP) - Scien­ tists a n striving to perfect ■ sol­ id fuel which would eliminate many, of the bugs in U.S. ml»lilaa. J These bugs wera spotlighted a weak ago by failure of a Van­ guard satellite lest r o c k e t at Cape Canaveral. Fla. Vanguard's first and second stages are liquid fueled. Rockets using liquid fuel must hsve tremendously complicated iaildef. The fuels ihemselves are fragments, the two lehoU ri ven­ tured the theory that th* sculptur­ ed group to which the fragments belodged was inspired by one or pcchapa two of the moat dramatic adventures of Ulysses' trip back to his native Itbaea sftsr the destruc­ tion of Trey. But Jscopl believed the frag­ ments also include the Laocoon* in addition to the Ulysiea scene*. Ma, jurf doubts this and has es pressed tha opinon th a t tha marble group poslbly portrayed the cyclop Poly­ phemus in the act of devouring six of Ulysses’ companions. That Iheory apears to he sup­ ported not only by the carved La­ tin poem, which tella of the Intrlgues of Ulyises and of the punish­ ment Inflicted on him by the gods for the wooden horse trick which resulted in the destruction of resulted In the destruction of TToy, but, also by the gigantic propor­ tions of one of the figures in the group. Judging from the frag­ ments, the main figure In the gToup was at least 20 feet high. Both Jacopi and Majuri feel It may be Impossible to put together the fragments. So fa r only onetenth of the original volume of the statue has been recovered, sod the digging In the cave goes on amid increasing difficulties. The opera­ tions soon will have to be stopped because winter gales in the Tyrr­ henian Sea result In frequent flood­ ing of the cave. As to the presence of such a marble group in the cave, the two scholars explained that a t the time of Emperor Tiberius a spring of sweet water existed there. Tibe­ rius, who had a sumptuous villa on Ihe spot, transformed the cave Into a "ninphaeum" and had it adorned with the sculpture. EVERYONE THE ikttdeb and hard In handle. Their virtues are high energy and con­ trollable burning time, essentia! to firing accuracy. A solid fuel equally powerful and coatroUtble would simplify or do away w i t h t h 1 a missile problems. So this country, accord­ ing to a source In a position to know, is "enormously speeding up" solid furl development in Its raca with Russia for mitsila su­ premacy. . Polaris Solid Fieled The Navy has made big strides toward such in engine in the Pol­ aris. a 1,309 mile solid-fueled mis­ sile designed for launching from submarines. F a rt of the two-biilion-d o 11 a r boost in defense spending next year will be used to speed devel­ opment of the Polaris. Liquid fuels drive all the other big "birds" under development— tha They and Jupiter Interned.Ate r a n g e ballistic missiles (IRBMSi, and the Allas and Ti'an intercontinental ballistic misdlcs (ICBMS). Solid fuels long have been used for small rocketi, particularly by tlic Navy which doesn't like to handle tricky liquid fuels on shiphoard. But a solid fuel capable of driving a big nuiiiie 1,300 miles get Is still t# b * perfected. William M. Holiday, th* De­ fense Department'* director of guided missiles, pointed up th» advantages of solid fuels In a speech not long age. Settd Feel Better Holiday said solid fuel tystomi are simple to construct and don't ; need apecial fuel tanks, pumps, j lines, and valves. He noted that ; liquid oxygen, used In man.Obig missiles, "creates problems." Meanwhile, the adm inistratis is going ahead with plans to pro. duce Thors and Jupiteri and get IS of each stationed In Europe by the end of next year. Despite the tedious, hours long cheeks which precede every test firing of these missiles now, mili­ tary leaders believe these big missiles ean be fired on IS min. ules* notlee when they are pft)r<) Into operation. Production of both the Thor aid Jupitsr. author:eu by Defen s« Secretary Nell H. McElroy. It expeeled to proceed indefinitely. Eventually, however, the one which turns out to he the less r(. ficlint probably will be wished out. Detroit was founded in 1701 by Antoine Cadillac. It was ndCh-d for an Indian chief and mean* "Walk-ln-tha-Watar.'* THE OLD HOME TOWN - £ Yeah- w e s »- Bv STANLEY iithbiw runni ■'AWAY FRCW WORK OR AWAY FROM BILL COLLBCTb** Cm MBS RUNNING FOR OFFICr READS - USES CLASSIFIED .. THEY O HaULvOU IN ON OSNIWAL P R IN C IP L E S// IU\£3 *TH K\1 Twin cke cay \ V,'*5 WCLPiNO n a a w il l . RAWpJw SwMi t-OsERED YVtTH < iT -0 I L J FA Ok) JkM OLD WWtfGS©.' 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You got K far a third ml •d haaa a• d r t t u r . w o rlla g t i thia rMa Just tor ■ gun that Can a mac expect a "' a a y th la * b a could n t . until ha bought Uia Big Tan t o r n vaar* ago fight. rm hera to am Cnnttron profit than that?” from lla r b Ja a o a 'a widow. H ark bad Runyan and lhat’a whnt I'm go* T he Big Tea staff tar baan aho* to death. D ays la la .lo a n w ith Kiloy tto rd tn a. 17. t a d Oil loaaa lng to do." mg father mid. bar o ld er atatar. l u a Both glrla lira I don't know what would hare “Didn't figure It a t th e Anchor, a n alghbortag ranch. happened If R u n y a n hadn't D ata, (ad u p w ith Oil. daeldao to took the cigar out eg Ms laaaa home, b u t agraaa to w ait a day walked out of the dining room. ”1 didn't come here ta talk when hla fa th e r aaha him to go Into He naked, “What'a going on here, Buhl w ith him to aao Camartin Run* about Herb Jason,” my tathos an. abaanlaa ow ner o r lh a R after t. Sammy T" Joa h opai ta head oft tro u ble rauaed Cameron Runyan wna In hid said. *1 know there’s no am ta whew ha and Beea an d bar craw, la talking to Vic Toll. I figured d riv in g R after * cown out a f the middle alalira, an average-look­ you'd bo smarter and yoa mlgM park, allot one a f hta men. T h a r era ing man In n broadcloth suit with afraid o f tro u b le With Vte Toll, tough a gpada beard and mustache. He be a human being. Tkat'e why I foram en af th e R after *. At Jtu n ra a 'a came ta bm you. We want to be hotel D are a n d J o e e re actuated by didn't look like n cowman. Bio A a_____ g m a lla g e r. 'Thle fellow rode In from Dtl- let alone. Runyan. In that too loa'a Park to nee you," Blue told. much to ask?" “Have I bothered yoa?" CHAPTER 4 “I told him you didn't want to "Not yet, but Toil wUL We*eo U T FATHER and Sammy Bhw be bothered." got wives and children. aH eg as IVJ fuad each other. I aew that “Sometime* you take cu Sammy waa puzzled. much territory, Sammy," Runyan but M a r Smith and Bern Nor* *TO bo doggone." Blue laughed aeid. “Erer think about baking dim, and Mia’s got a yoimger tarn and held out hla band. *1 thought ma If I wanted to bo bothered ?" ter who's dependent ea her." I ought to know you. You're Joe “Didn't figure It waa neceo*1 know," Runyan said imps* hfunro, ain't you?" aary," Blue aaid. “I told Munro Uantly. "Bass Nordlaa Is the tanThat'a rtght, Sammy," my fa- that Vic Toll waa the man to «ee." geroua one, Munro.” Be waggled ther aald, and ahook hla hand. ''Munro, eh7" Runyan laid. a fat forefinger at my father. “Didn't know you lived hero- T i e heard of you. Bought Herb “Shell have you making trouble abouto,“ Blue aald. “Where you Jaaon'a place threw yean ago, for ae and when she does you’S holed up?" didn't you?" He ahook hands get hurt. Strikes me you’ve deae When my father aald, “Dillon's with my father, and then with me something mto you’re erased. Park," Blue's fact loot Its friend- when my father Introduced ua What Is It?" bnass. “Come upstairs to my room.” He “We chased noma R a t o I “I'm sorry to boar that," Blue motioned toward a man who had cows out of the park yaaterday, ■aid. “My job la to look out foe followed him out mt the dining and Bess look a shot at owa eg Mr. Runyan’s comfort, and K room. “Come along, Mott. Stay your men. We're had a dry year, don't take no amart man to see here, Sammy." just llks you have, and we’re Utat you aim to make kirn ualu t)M .u tr . slowly, ea short or grass as you at*. We oomfortabte." The man ho had called Mori M- won't let any eg y tar In the park." ■T aim to oee him," my father ^ behind, “So that's It," mid. “We got bp uncommonly My father followed Mort. and early and mado a kmg ride to j t,roufht up the rear. Halfway mured. "Now I’ll tell you exactly * * * jlm_ . . to the top, I looked down. Blue how It Is. I’ve made a success by "nils your kid? Blue asked. wal standing at the desk, hia picking good men to work for “He's the young one," my fa- t^nd, paIm down on top of the ma Vie Toll la one of the » e r aald. register. He said, "You butted tn. He went to work for me , . I.ra„.,o n 7 . 7PUT I00* Brown. I don't like that" The he was twenty. ▲ year later I rfc**' “to* I ™ e|erk replied lavally, T m sorry, made blm foreman eg the Rafter aa wall bond back. Mr. Runyan ■ tut I refuse to let you turn my 3 and 1 have never regretted k. He's had the Job Ma years, and eating dinner, and he don't want lobby mto a shooting gallery." the Rafter a has never fall -1 to Ill b« bothered* B • ■I d • >, It (tunym led the m y to wouldn't do you M good. Vic room, opened the door and went ■how a profit ta those Ms ; "Ton'll b a c k anything Toll’s your man." in. He took a cigar out of a boa My father didn't budge. on the bureau and sat down tn a *T woultbiT put k “Get out of my way, Sammy," rocking chair next to a window, my father aald. ’Tm going to see Mort stood by the door until my Lot’s soy that aa l o n g as ha Runyan." father and 1 were Inside, then he shows a profit, I won't Interfere "I'm telling you otherwise,* shut the door and stood against with the way he runs Rafter A" “You condone nsarder?" Blue said. “Don't push me, Joe." It, looking bored with the whole "I didn't aay that, either." RitaWithout taking his eyes off business. Blue, ray father aald, “Dave, go Runyan bit off the end of his yea snapped. “I told you I taka a look In the dining room, cigar and lighted it. He said. wouldn't Interfere. That's all I’ve If Runyan's there, UU him 1 "What'a on your mind, Munro?" got to say except that 111 buy want to aae him and ask him “I think you know,” my father your ranch and any or the other when would be a good time." said. “1 came here to ask you to ranches in the park that are for ■ale, and Til pay a good prtca. "Don't do H, kid,” Blue eald. let us alone.” *TU drop your dad before you R u n y a n seemed a m u s e d , Good day, Munro." Wa went down the stain and make two steps and then I'll drop “Friend, I am letting you alone, you." I’d like to own the park, mind creased the lobby. Wa saw Sam­ "No, you won't," the bote) yqu. and I would own It If It my Blue sitting In a chair tn tbs clerk said. "1'va got a double- hadn't been settled by some mule- comer, hta eyes on ua. When we reached the boardwalk, my fa­ barreled scatter-gun that's load- headed men." sd with buckshot. If you two "Llk* Herb Jason?” my father ther paused, glancing back un­ certainly. roosters want to kill each other,: asked. Wa stepped off Um boardwalk go out Into the street to do IL" "Like Herb Jason.” Runyan the MreeL 1 turned my head enough to seeI ngreed. "His wife, too. She knew and Marted the clerk. He wasn't fooling. He | I'd pay her any reasonable pries Then 1 haard had a shotgun In hta hands, all | for the Big Ten, but aha took "Munrot* (Tm to right, and at this distance he'd ' less money to sell to you. Now I t, U*M M t t o Big --------------f t wills hia Mow both "All right. Incom e Tax npA rt- W tll fo Fax JAN. • Admkftaaa Gwendolyn Joyce Thompion (Sanford) Rots Lsbo (Sanford) Mattie May Williams (Sanferd) Xva 1. WiUismi (Sanford) Blrtka Boy to Mr. and Mr*. Willis J. Williams (Sanford) Dischargee BaOe Johnson (Sanford) Joseph Hutchison (Sanford) JAN. T SdtalHtaaa Delores Marie Scbob (DcBary) William Aagalocli (DoBary) Pinky McGriff (Sanford) Louise Carpenter (Sanford) Xmma Dorr (Sanford) Charlas Bennatt (Sanford) Gilbert Benton (Sanford) Sharon Lee Scott (Sanford) Ethel Mae norence (Altamonte Springi) Carolyn Mas Smith (Sanford) Altamesa Hall (Sanford) Jamti G. Vleno (Lake Monroe) Nan White (Sanford) Baby Boy Williams (Sanford) Flnfcsy Jamei (Sanford) Births Girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Scbob (DaBary) Discharges Jamei Slmmi (Sanford) John lim m i (Sanford) Betty Phillips (Sanford) Patricia Frantt and baby (Sanford) Sylvia Huffman and baby (San­ ford) Thertia Rauls and baby (San­ ford) Norman Brlilol (Oviedo) JAN. S Admli*loaa Reginald Holt (Snnford) Caren Pemberton (Sanford) Evelyn Morris (Sanford) Molly Polndeitsr (Tangerine) Kelly M. Young (Lnke Mnry) Brues Armlitead (Snnford) Brendn VanNtaa (Snnford) Velma Btakemors (DcBary) Discharges Grover LeFUa (Geneva) Emma Dorr (Sanford) Enterprise By Helen SnodfraH you are enlilletl lo two aJUiUonal Mr*. Fred Bender entertained exemptions. You are also entitled her sisters in their weekly get to­ to exemptions on the same basis gether and dinner at her home (or your wife, if you file a Joint Wednesday, with Mrs. E. C. Snod return. grass, Mrs. (.eon Vlnlng, Mrs. John I( you file a separate return, Iawis of Orlando and Mrs. Jaek you can claim your wife's exemp­ Jackson of Sanford. tions only i( she has no income Miss Maggie Jana Lawson re­ and was not claimed on any other turned Monday to resume har stud trie . lea a t Mary Baldwin Collage In Exemption* determine the a- taxpayer's return (or 1957. If your wife or husband died In Stanton, Vi. after hiving spent the mount of tax-free income you arc allowed each year, and arc devis­ 1957, the additional exemption for holidays with her parents, Mr. and ed to make the Ux (air between ago and blindness are determined Mrs. Sam Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tyler and tingle pertons, married couplet, as at the date of death, rather than Dec. 31. Johnny of Miami are spending sav and large and small familiei. You arc entitled to one exemp­ You are entitled to one exemp­ era! days with his parents, Mr. and tion for yourjelf. You are entitled tion for each dependent. Additional Mrs. W. L. Tyler. to one additional exemption if, on exemptions for old a g r and blind­ The W.S.C.S. of the Barnett Me Dec. 31, 1957, you had attained 65 ness apply only to you and your morial Methodist Church met at y ean of age, or if you were blind. wife or husband, not to depend­ tha home of Mrs. B. W. Carlton on Main St. Tuesday averting with 11 If you were both 65 and blind, ents. Each dependent must qualify un­ members present. Program of der all five of the following condi­ “ Evangelism on Mission Fields tions. and i t Home'' given by Mrs. H. R. 1. Dependent must have received liters, Mrs. F. C. Long and Mrs. l a lh a r k a r l « l lb * 0 » < r over one-half of his support from Harvey Dunn with Mrs. J. V. Rich­ l e m l a n l - l u a n t j . t Iur14a, In P r o k a l i . * you In 1957. ard conducting a period of discuss­ l a m i K a la tr ol 2. Dependent did not have over ion and questions. Announcement K I T 'r r LA K it W E L C H S60C income in 1957, heaides what of the proceeds of the rummage T » A ll C r» * ltn » a Bad »■.*«•»• H *»- you provided, unless the dependent sale held Saturday at the bind l a s 1 'la lm a • » U rn t* » J« * * « !» •• »■** was vour child or stepchild under shell in Dr Land cleared approxi­ K ila te i Trm t n -1 aauti r>f y o u *r* h*r«l;V 19 years o( age, or if over 19 y ean mately 1110. Delicious refresh­ n o i i l l a i *«*l r*'tul»*U to p r t» « n t In d u p ll. a t# a n y claim * a d itam an-l* of age, a full lime student, In ments were served by tho hostess. w h ich yo u . o r # lih « r o f you. m a r which case the dependent child cau Mrs. Maude Parker of Winter h a v » a iia ln a t Hie of 711**v l . t k a W e lc h . iUc*aaa>l. l» U o f «ol l t-arn any amount a* long as you Park and her sister Mis* Pearl C o n n lr . tn th » C o u n ty Ju ilsi- «f actually provide over one-half of Vsrnedoe of Savannah, Ga. were K ,m l» o l« C o u n ty . M o r lJ * . »t M* the cost of support. visiting (rieod* Saturday afternoon. o ffic e In ih o c o u r t hou*« o f -.ti l C o u n ty of S a n fo rd , F lo rid * , w ith in 3. Dependent is not claimed by Mrs. ParTer is tha wile of tha lata # i» h t c a l e n d a r m o n th * from t!>* any other taxpayer and does not Rev. Parker, former pastor of Bar­ lim a n t th e f lr a t p u b llc a tljn of th la a o ttr a . E a c h c la im o r d -m a fu l a h a ll (ile a joint return with another nett Memorial Methodist Church h* In w r i t in g , a n d th a t! a ta l* th a taxpayer. For instanca, do not list here. P la ta o f ra a lilan c# a n d ooat o ffic e a iltlrc e , of lh a c la lm a n f . an d a h a ll a dependent married daughter who h# s w o rn to b y th o c la tm a n l. h i. files a joint return with her hus­ SHARKS CAUSE SWIM BAN a e a n t , o r h la a tto r n e y , a n d an y auch DURBAN, South Africa (U P )claim o r d e m a n d n o t so filed a h a lt band. b* void. 4. Dependent must be a eltiian Seabathing was banned at Natal / * / f io rd on V . F re d e ric k ,1a a d m i n i s t r a t o r of fh e F i t a t * of the United States or a resident coastal resorts today after the of the United States, Canids, Mexi­ third man in less than a month o f K IT T T L A K H W E L C H , d a c -a a a d co, Tlie Republic of Panam a-or had been killed by a shark. Th* F l r a t P u b lic a tio n D e c e m b e r d l, HUT. the Canal Zone. victim was farm er Deryck PrinM i r li t: TO AFPKVIi 5. Dependent must ba closely sloo, 42, who died en route to a i* h a n c a ry No. *171 after being attacked TO E D W A R D W . It EH ft. S it. related to you or be anyone else hospital w h o a* o la e a n f r a a ld a n c e an d a d - who meets requirement* 1, 2. 3 and Thursday. It waa the fifth shirk d ra a a a r * u n k n o w n . TOU A H E IIK R E B T R E Q C IR K O t above and had your home as his attack sinca Dec. II. to file y o u r a y p a a ra a c * . a e a w e r or principal place of abode and was o th e r d afe n a a a on o r b e fo re th a doth d a y o f J a n u a r y 11SI, In tb* a member of your household, even all other ways axcept that you do C ir c u it C o u r t of th o N in th J u d ic ia l if net related to you. not furnish over one half mt bis C irc u it. In an d f o r S tm la o !* C ounty. If the dependent b is worked part support then perhaps you caa F lo rid a . Iv c h a n c a ry . In a auli w h e r e in G la d y e I- M eh r. p la in tif f la time and earned less than $600 in arraoge with the others who coo t a c k l e s a d iv o rc e f ro m E d w a rd W'. 1957 or was your child under 19 tribute to his support for you to d fe h r S r . d e fe n d a n t. H e re in fa ll n o t o r a d e c re e tiro c o o f te to w ill be or over 19 and a student, and in­ claim the credit anywiy under the • n l a r a d a g a i n s t you. come tax was withheld from such Multiple Support Agreement — W IT N E S S m r b e a d an d o ffic ia l s s s l a t S a n fo rd . S e m in o le t C o u n t y, earnings, the dependent should Me Form 1110. F lo rid a th la th e lo th d a y o f D ec e m ­ a tax return to secure refund of ber H I? the tax withheld. ft. P H a rn d o a NOTICE C la r k C ir c u it C o u rt. This will In no way prevent you 1 will not be responsible far S e m in o le C o u n ty . F to rid * . from also ilaiming the exemption P y : A ria J. L u a d q u lit fo* the dependent, provided, of any debts incurred by anyone D e p u ty C le rk A. O. H a r k . course, th>t dependent meets all •thar than myself. A tto r n e y t o r p la in tif f . Buala X. Port ar five of the above conditions. TIT E Concord. Ml W. 11th If your dependent can qualify in IS K A L I ta UaAa. rUrvd*. The Florida Aectantanta A b l a ­ tio n - an atrUiat* mt National So­ ciety ol Public Account anil How many exemption* can 1 claim? Lath exemption la a JflOO deduc­ tion. That Is. for each exemption you are allowed to make $6W lax Legal Notice C on CbapmiB (llttuvIDe) Madge Deal (Sanford) Leanr.a Ford (Sanford) Nan White (Sanford) Lout* Rotas (Sanford) Elmira Hull and baby (San­ ford) JAN. • Admissions Ada Dennis (Sanford) Julia Dillon (Sanford) John W. Clough (Sanford) Births Boy to Mr. and Mrs. W. T Blakemora (DcBary) Discharges Phyllis Saner (Sanford) Clarkie Warren tSanford) Grace Smith (Sanford) Raleigh Thompson (Sanford) William Jerry Smith (Sanford) JAN. I Admissions Christine Wilion (Galnexville) Iwola Shafleld (Sanford) Clara Smith (Sanford) Ray Balcom (Longwood) Jessie M. Hawkins (Lake Mon­ roe) Birth* Baby boy to Sir. and Mrs. Wal­ te r Wilson (Gainesville) Dischargee Louise Carpenter (Sanford) John Beyer (DcBary) Mrs. Wallace McCslIy and baby boy (Sanford) Wilbur Tyner (Sanford) Mattie Williams and baby (Sanford) JAN. IS Admit'Imt* W'ilflam Van Bobbin* (Sanford) Robert Win*ton (Sanford) Terry Lynn Adams (Enterprise) Discharge* Ralph Bennett (Sanford) Samuel MeFaddcn (Sanford) JAN. !• Admissions Frank Knight (Sanford) Joseph Hickson (Sanford) I.avrnea Ktchljon (Sanford) Henry Cleveland (Snnford) Mary Alice Dykes (Sanford) Frances Wilkins (Sanford) Anna Bess Turner (Lake Mary) Patsy Grim (Sanford) Births "MESSAGE BEARER" ITOFFEO SAHARA METALS FOUND Baby boy to Mr. and Ur*. A. WASHINGTON (UP)—An eld*r» B. Dykes (Sanford) ALGIERS. Algeria (UP) - Im- ly man from Cleveland, OWta Discharges Gwendolyn Thompson (San­ portant traces of precious metals, showed up at the U. S. Capitol including platinum, and diamonds, Thursday shortly before President ford) have been found by French geolo­ Elsenhower arrived to make hla JAN. 11 gists exploring the mountains Slate-of-the-Unlon address. ‘ Tito Admissions south of the Sahara more than m in, whose name was wlthhald, Rita Morris (Sanford) 1.000 miles from Algiers, It was was taken into custody, questioned Pauline Lake (Sanford) reported today. French press re­ A rthur Collins Jr. (Sanford) port* laid further testa wltl be by Secret Service agenta and iw leased. They said he claimed to Jam es Burgess (Sanford) necessary before geologists can have a "message from tha Lord" Anna Gilley (Sanford) tell whether the new find* are for the President. Patsy Grim (Sanford) commercially exploitable. If so, Rita Schroeder (Sanford) they would add immeasurably I* AIRLINE PACT SIGNED Connie Leo Martin (Sanford) the wealth In the Sahara which MOSCOW (U P)—The West Gef Betty Faye Crawley (Orlando) i has been uncovered in recent man Lufthansa Airline and the So­ Births | years, including Immense ell de­ viet civil airline Aeroflot havo Raby boy to Mr, and Mrs. posits already being worked. signed an agreement under which Bernard Lake (Sanford) each will honor tickets issued h r Baby boy ta Mr. and Mrs. Joe the other line. The pact signed AdmlHloni C. Uley (Sanford) Thursday i, similar to ones signed Ed Washington (Sanford) Rahy boy to Mr. and Mrs. by Aeroflot with other Western Belinda Diana Washington Marshall Grim (Sanford) airlines which do not provido (Sanford) Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. flights to Moscow. A West Ger­ Mildred May Kilgore (Lake Herman Schroeder man source said the agreement Monroe) Discharges Phyllis Robena Sauer (San­ was a first step towards direct Rita Morris lSanford) flights between West Germany ford) Evelyn Morris (Sanford) and Russia. Discharge* Gibert Benton (San(ord) Joseph Hickson (Sanford) Rath Hartman (Sanford) In ancient fame, presents Brenda Van Ness (Sanford) Barbara Moore (PeLand) exchanged and there was feut> Charles Bennett (Sanford) A feltahln Is an Egyptian lng on Dec. 17, festival of Satur­ Catherine Davis snd baby farmer or laborer. nalia. (Osteen) JAN. 12 Admission* Ernestine Page (Sanford) Frank Thomas (Osteen) I -co Volt (Sanford) William Glover (Sanford) plan Robert Werner (Sanford) Elsie Grace Griffith (Sanford) - f i f o t i t f t 0. Lelnh Grace Woodard (San­ ford) •THE MARINE Rebecca Ann Bryant (Christ­ 7 ? c u V to to CORPS RESERVE mas) Virginia McGough (Sanford) h« LIMITED T ^ r o y r c u ti, Birth* OPENINGS in Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Charles Crawley Baby boy (o .Mr. snd Mrs. . today’s plan for tho Thoms* Page (Sanford) nodam young man. ' And remembai Discharge* Cecile Heard (Sanford) M t U S. M v u tu H s v to S tU M s M £W / Van Bobbin* (Sanford) w rite or call us alt Emma Iturtt <DcBary 1 Velma J. Blakrmort and baby boy (DcRary) Anns Tilley fSanford) JAN. 13 i WHILE CAR PRICES WENT UP THROUGHOUT THE INDUSTRY,THE PRICE OF THIS CAR WENT DOWN Hats'* good now* for people who are tired of reading about higher prin* lor 1958 can: Ford has priced many nt it* n*w 'M motet* loner than cormpunding 19Y7 modilsl In fact. Font Cu*tnm 300's ar* priced a* much aa $30 lu'ivr than la.it year. Thi* I* bawd on an actual enmpan-on of manufacturers* tuggeatod retail delivered print. Who'deverguess itfethe lowest priced ofthe low-pricethree In case you liaven’t yet cottrn around to pricing this elegantly styled 58 Ford Cus­ tom 3W), put your mtrul at eaia. When you contparo manufacturers’ suggested retail delivered prices, you’ll final that this Ford is priced lower than any sedan In its field. And Ford has tho lowrst-priced station wagon and convertible, too! But price Ivn’t everything. Tim 58 Ford made hiaturv, loo, at the first cur ever to use the whole world ai Its test truck! Tills meant Liking the all-new Interceptor V-8, combining it with new Cmise-O-Matic Drive, and t.ickling some of the roughest roads we could find on three continents. This terrific power train (available with up to 300 hp) proved that it can handle any driving you'll ever hive to do . . . while saving you up to IM on gait .Bart your savings for ’5f) with a lower-priced Ford! C O M I IN FOR A N A C T IO N TEST •roeo'l larirr rwjM raritrcws sir rm t i n l roa US' PROVED A N D A PPR O V ED A R O U N D THE W O R ID FORD’S THE VALUE LEADER IN *5 8 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. 188 B. lot BT. PHONE FA 1-1191 �• - V Last W eek's Good And Bad News • A M ft* « M i » U fi» E d ito r] a ls ■y CHARLES M. McCANTV mllea into the air caused a flurry for It could be found. But the ru­ mor mushroomed. It took two days Halted Frees SUIT CarraapaaM of excitement over the world. esident Eisenhower: Make This Of Test A Time Of Honor • All that Praaident Elasnhower Mid In his aMM«f« on ths its to of the anion w h hroucht Into focus by one itriking phrase. He ■ ip ie—eil confidence that Congress and the .people would "tasks this time of test s time e f honor." Here U the essence of our na­ tional situation, and of how we must meet th e challenge that confronts us. This Is a time of teat more severe than an y the nation has experienced, except dur­ in g wartime, since the great depression of th e early 1030s America is endangered by % hostile power whoee advances in science And military technology threaten to tip the balance of >tr»ngth against us. .» It would not be hoporable to be craven labout the Russian threat, or to temper it -trllh weak compromise. It would not be honorable for the United States to supinely ‘accept a seeondery position. It certainly trould not be the part of honor to shrink from K Hi I i i Why Let O verindulgence Spoil Your H oliday Fun? the sacrifices necessary to preserve our cherished way of Ufa. Nor would It be honor­ able for us to seek to meet totalitarian power by .curbing our own hard-won freedoms. Honor demands that we sacrifice, Indi­ vidually and collectively, whatever we must In order to keep America strong and alert. Honor demands a clear-headed devotion to the task of arming ouraelvaa both with the beat weapons now available and with the scientific capacity to devalop better weapons at least aa fast as the potential enemy does. Honor demands that we help strengthen other free nations. Honor demands that we continue the co-operative "works of peace" referred to by Mr. Eisenhower. There is no doubt that this Is a time of lest. The only question is whether we will meet the teat in such a way aaalso to make Editor, it a time of honor. Letters To The Editor prior to the season and without The Sanford Herald, specific knowledge of what the aeries will consist other than it Sanford, Fla. will be devoted to music. You can Dear Sir: I hope you will print this aa see how it would simplify engag­ 10 mi thins in the nature of a re­ ing good talent to have their tic­ buttal to Mrs. Conn's column of kets sold, money In, before en­ gaging your artists. Talent de­ A central task of American education eriesn society either would not learn or else j*n. s, use. mands money, and not a little of put their knowledge ebout Soviet CommuAt one who ha* worked with Is not to make Einsteins out of dunces and It. If you raise $2,500, you get dultarde, but to mako dullards a little le u nlsm to sleep. If this Is not lesrned snd if w* * • « “*“■« Concert Association 12.500 wnrlh of talent. If you dull. We are merely going to repeat a fa­ fsll overboard trying to emulate Soviet ^ giy j j y this particular piece raise 11,600, you get less talent miliar American habit if we expect miracles education rathtr than remain on deck to confuted and confuting, and ap- cither in quality or quantity. By and sensations In education because more schieve sensible improvements, we will be in parently written in Ignorance of and large Sanford has only given token support to their local aeriea ‘ ‘i th«Mf*cU- a w money Is pouring Into our schools. We can­ for new and bigger disillusionment#. —they pay a higher price t? go There's something deeper than money inx o Z a l to Orlando, or Daytona or Denot expect an overnight change. villi ge Players presented Land, and the whole point la the America has been gradually developing volvid in iducitlon iodAy* W t cannot ®x* the notion that money and a highly trained pect our teachers of today to turn out better Tuetday, January 7, aa the see- local scries can only be as good the amount of money raised Mid organised cempaign of inspiration are pupila nnd more learned students just be- ond Mutual Concert Aaeo. attrae- as to pay the artists. Knowing the i ,110,1 * « • “ * bf « dw*y Just about sufficient for the attainment of cause they are paid bigger salaries. facts of this year’s series I be­ We believe that our teachers are good m01t vtrtarmtnef t0 lieve the association did wonders any goal. Now the country appears to be building up to a reform of education with teachers— qualified end able to cope with be lean, except for the Chekhov with the amount of money raised. one-act play, and I maintain that The association members respon­ the aid of thss* weapons. The clamor and students under their supervision. that was well worth 11 23 admit- sible for engaging the artists have A change in Mlary isn't going to affect clatter about expenditures la rising. lion. Just think, the evening's to buy what they can afford to ^ ^ coat each patron one pay and do not have opportunity Overnight, a number of people who either a teacher’a ability to teach or enable that performance thought nothing at all about education, or teacher to instruct more pupils, or provide wholVTollTr "ind a quarter, the to preview coming performances any more thin any other mem­ else believed that American education was additional hours in which that teacher can price of two movietl | Further, theie Mutual Concert ber. Responsibility for the quality very good If not superb, now think American instruct we agree that a tencher must A.tociatlon aeries take quite at of cultural entertainment brought education is rotten and Soviet education is . Certainly, ,. i, . i ^ ■much volunteer labor to get to to Sanford is entirely up to the worthy and axemplary. But the educations! be paid well and we feel that our teachers, smford, at the price paid labor public who buy the tickets, and to promote Orlando attractions. this Is a MUTUAL Concert As­ system of Russia i* not a free one. The Sov­ are being paid Well. Looking at the question from the opposite 1^am not associated with the HI sociation. The officers and work­ iet educational system indoctrinates aa well who promoted it have no more as teaches. It is no model for sny civilized view—a teacher's asisry Isn't going to affect Fever Folllei promotion, but I ers Chancellor of the Exchequer Pe­ would venture there are a great at stake thin any other member. ter Thorneycroft, No. 2 man In the minds of ths students. and free country. many more laborer* In that par­ They all paid exactly the same the British cabinet, resigned be­ Our system of teaching must be scrutin­ ticular vineyard than the dozen amount for Uicir tickets, their While we do need much Improvement In cause the government refused to (American education, we would be In a bet­ ized. Not in comperiion with Russian me­ odd people who dedicated their work was voluntary and given as make a slash of UO million dol­ a community service. The pur­ Ume to promoting the Mutuel Con­ ter position then we ere If more persons, thods of teaching for none of us would want pose Is to see live cultural enter­ lars in Its cradle-to-grave social security spending. Two of ThorIn education , and othar walks of life, had either the teacher or the students to be cert Associations In any year. I am curious at to the reasons tainment right here in Sanford. taken the trouble to understand the Soviet niacad in the earns position as those of their why DeBary can be sold 200 tic­ Generally speaking, people get ncycroft’i key aides quit with him. It looked, for -a time, as If Prime system—Its structure, Its policies, its his­ Russian counterparts. ket! to the Dcf.and-.Stetson series whet they want. It appears there Minister Harold Macmillan might tory. Msny who were in positions of leader­ Education must be pieced on the same of concerts, while it’s so difficult is nat enough Interest In Sanford face a crisis in his cabinet. But ship and influence in various areas of Am- high plateaus as our freedom and democracy to sell around loo tickets to our to adequately support concert or the three men then said they were local series here In Sanford with drem itlc productions of Broad, not rebels and that they would con­ with ever-increasing goals to be reached. Its vastly greater population. In­ way proportions. Mutual Concert tinue their support of the govern­ • • * The Sanford Herald cidentally these DeBary tickets Association is wide open fur vol­ ment. are sold in the spring, six months unteer workers — there's plenty It Takes More Than Skill of room for both chiefs and In­ A rumor that Russia had launch­ _____ of U.HT,w of Miw> A IHI__________ _ dians, but If you, the public or ed a rocket 300 kilometers UW The notion is widespread that driving an any other critic* did not huy tic­ r i t r 'u PiMlKft, M tm eoftiUkar automobile Is merely another mechanical W t H I M HARMAN I R . R m m Mw R 4 lt* r kets or help promote this civic H em skill, in the sense that typewriting is n skill. HVR1.TH J . CC IW ISO . A l » « r l l i l » i * » ■ « > « * Taj Mahal, name of the beau­ enterprise, I think I'd be a little n a im iu itu iin K iii tiful tomb ln‘ India, mean* By this standard, the man who can handle rn k ll.k .A D o llr n r i f l la iB r O a r , aa« less hasty in my condcmnal'on of CkrUtataa. l a R r t l l »«*«**<laa O r iiia n . "Crown of the ralace." one of the "Agnes, sweetheart, darling . . . now that I've finally his esr most adroitly In traffic is the ideal the programmes offered. title* of the wife of the shah for ' a c f tic m rr io a r a t k i got y o u alone—could you lend me twenty dollar! ?” MILTON, tie . (FlfTNC)—Tho­ driver. Truly yours C a rr U t M« h , «H k Oa* Haath R I.H whom it wa* built. mas M. Andes, aviation electri­ Jane F. Fletcher U M Maatka I I I Maalfta Oaa Vaai The fact is that the ability to operate n f t . RAM RA.TA R ltJR cian's mate third class, USN, son car skillfully is, merely of, of J. O. Andes of 1610 Frrnch A ll i i M m i r i aatt**a. -a ril af lhaaft*. r n . l t i l , « aa4 , . . . . the . foundation , . Hallaaa *1 t a l . r U U M i l far Ifta »a r» M * *< taU lse good driving. Judgment, restraint, respect Ave-i Ind Mri. Alice M. Andes of faafa w ill ft* r t a u r t far at raaalar aRrartlalaa ralaa, for traffic regulations, an active regard for isoo French Ave.. all of Sanford, Tfta HrraIR la a a t a l i r af Ifta VallrR Rr*aa wklrh la rallllaa aarlaalratr la tka aa* far nwaftllvaUsB the other fellow's rights, even simple cour­ Is serving at the Whiting Field af all tka l**al atwa prlalaft la Ikla aawapaftar. tesy—these are as important, collectively, as Naval Auxiliary Air Station, MilH*erea*Blf4 HallMkaltr kr n .* * r* l AS*anl*l*a ton. Fla. the skill on whieh so many drivers pride Whiting Field'i mission is die a «B M IBB a ll fl«*rala Basina* Weak Riga. A.laata, fl,arpt* themselves. training of student naval aviators % in the instrument and tactics Tuesday, January 14, 1058 Peg© 4 phases of flying. "If ha shows signs of fesr or Is reluctant to co-operate, two or DEPLORES ROYAL FOX HUNT three ambulatory periods In rapid NQnFOLK. England (U f)— The succession ira very effective in League Against Cruel .Sports exBy DELOS SMITH vey to the technical organ of the overcoming the difficulty," he said. pressed opposition today to Prince United Press Science Editor American College of Surgeons, "Directing the patient to walk up Charles and Princess Anne attend­ NEW YORK (U P )- A survey of Leilhsuier remarked that sur­ and down a flight of stairs, o- to ing a fox hunt i t Westaere. "We gl American hospitals ravelled geons now were ell but unanimous do bendln ; exercises also alleviates dpelore the attendance of children that Just about ill surgeons now In agreeing early walking caused fear rapidly. at such meets, ordinary children believe In getting patients on their no 111 effects, prevented s number "Usually a patient should be re* as well at those of the royal fam­ fret quickly after operation*, but of post • operation complloations, ulred to walk once every hour ily," a league spokesman said. I a largo number ire Incaut'uent and hastened ths recovery of uring the first four hours after Nlne-yesr old Charles and seven- | Ten Miles W est of Sanford nr afraid In putting the belief into patients. recovery from the anesthetic. By year old Anne followed the hounds practice. "Neverthsless, only a small mi­ the following day, most patients Thursday with their mother. Dr. Daniel J. Leltbsuscr, De­ nority of surgeona practice airly require little or no supervision, Queen Elisabeth, in a land rover. troit, a pioneer advocate ot exer­ ambulation In a way that will b« ageept the constant reminder to cising surgical patients, conducted of most benefit," he cootlmjsd. walk frequently. Patients will not The aqualung i* * tit-vice that 1 the survey and appeared somewhat lie thought this was due to an be too active, no maltsr how enables man to ewim freely at dismayed at the results. Far In­ Insufficient general understanding much prodding they rective." depths of 300 feet. stance, Mine of his colleagues let among surgeons of what Is ac­ patients decide when and whether complished by "early ambulation" to gat out of bed and walk. and how this walking should be .85 Lellhauser believes that Is "the applied to patients. Lelthauser Mo. surgeon's responsibility," and not said it should be "vigorously" but, "the patient's desire;" ha be­ of coursa, "Judiciously" applied. lieves surgical patients should be He himself began studying Us - required to walk not only on the beneficial effects in 1»32 and has very day of thel- surgery, but as been applying it to patients since Mo. soon a* they hate recovered from 1B3I. It has been In ganaral usa the anesthetic. since about 1M2. Most Don’t Walk The best results, ha said are But only 3 5 per cent of the obtained when the patient is reP h o n e boforo TO 9 6 0 0 ho«piul* reported that patlente qulred to get out of bed and walk noon for your wore requited to walk that quickly as soon at he recovers from tka after operations, and only 8.S per anesthetic. (sA C«* >4 IS m o n ey tator taoeMMf Tn Too iMoMhif cent required patients to walk on ■ msr| fSfOeM* Motto# >syotsn tho sa m e day I the day of operation. Walking on l ake Markham in one of Seminole County* a most beautiful Sand liottom I.ake# and the day after surgery was most IlfiN STM DUN DIM Y o u o o lo cty o u r only on e mile from beautiful Wekiwa K iter, where th e big ILis* are abundant the common 13.i per cent, but 1.3 per STATE FARM IUM 11M HIM DM year around. ow nrap aym ent cent reported patients were not INSURANCE 11IM DM WN )LM asked to walk until four or more plan I Says afterward. for all information contact Reporting the results of his sur- O ut W ith ! The week’s good and bad users Ths United Pres* Moscow bo- to pin down Its Mores. Moscow on the International balance sheet: rati ehlef, asked about R, amphs- Radio had broadcast, es purely flurry af excitement over the Action, an account of a trip in­ to tpaeo snd beck—by parachute The foreign offices of the IS world. The United Press Moscow bu­ —of a Russian missileman. For North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ tion countries spent this week try­ reau chief, asked about it, empha­ those who took the rumor serious-ing to coordinate replies to a So­ sized that It was nothing more ly. It was a good on* while it viet Ruisian bid for high • level than a rumor and that no basis lasted. talks on reducing International tension. Soviet Preihler Nikolai A. Bul­ ganin had proposed the talks In separata letters to the beads of government of the NATO allies last month. Ry NOUMM It MMMN, B-8Agreement on replies which SKUAS as though we’re In e rut yo u a few Ups on how to net to­ would refuse a meeting now but Every New Year's Iro I write night. would Itava the way open for about the subject. But each year, some kind of negotiations proved early In December, aafety and Contrary to popular belief, mix­ difficult. traffic exports and law enforce­ ing alcoholic drinks does not in­ ment officials begin besieging me crease the intoxicant effects ol The United States was con­ with requests to caution my read­ the alcohol. However, promiscu­ vinced that any talks would be ers about the dingers of becom­ ous sampling may eaiuy lead tc futile unless Russia gave firm evi­ ing intoxicated and driving dur­ greater consumption, Just as eat­ dence that it was prepared to ne­ ing our boisterous farewells to the ing a Urge variety of food* maj gotiate in good faith. old year. lead to overeating. Some other Allied governmenta A good Idea, If you feel that yot Other Discomforts wanted a conferene on almost any most drink, U to take a mixer But arid# from tho dangers of terms In hope that the threat of a traffic accidents—and they art cocktail and alp on It gradually catastrophic nuclear war might be vary great—think af the discom­ That way one or two drinks wit dissipated. fort orarindulgence causes. Olre last ths entire evening. Proposed drafts of the separate If you are going to drive home a thought to that Mg head you •van Allied replies were submitted to one drink may bo toe many. will have tomorrow morning. NATO headquarters In Parts. But How a cocktail In ltssU Isn't because of ths diaagreament on harmful to most people. In fact, The Is test method In traatlni the proper response to Bulganin, aa I haw odvtsed you preriouwf, alcoholism Is the use of tran­ coordination proved difficult. alcohol In moderation has certain quilizers. While using tranquilDispatches indicated that when therapeutic advantages. tiers In connsctlon with overthe replies were sent, probably A cocktail for (sample, may indulgence has been confined pri­ help to relieve the pain df rheu marily to treating acute alcohollate next week, they would em ­ m i told arthritis. Urn, you might oak your phyrtelaz phasize that the first step should It is the abuse, not the use, that whether he would advise toklnj be for Russia to agree to resume causes trouble. one or two following a Haw Yeor'i disarmament negotiations. ra party. It was expected that the Allied No Longer Satisfy It has bean found that not onl) course would be: (1) Secret diplo­ Alcohol ta a drug. Prolonged use do they g in a patient a sense ol matic exchanges with Russia to may lead to a tolerance for It. You comfort that ambles him to Mean find out whether a bails for ne­ can readily see that after awhile, they also relievo bis naaaea ana la eueh case*, a drink or two will permit him to set much earUei gotiation was possible, (l) A m eet­ no longer satisfy. ing of foreign ministers to discuss than la cuatomary after a bout Of course, you won't become an with a bottle. any agreement reached for Eastalcoholic overnight. Imbibing at W rit negotiations. (3) Finally, sev­ a celebration tonight wont moke QUISTIOH jun Ajtswsa eral months from now at least, a a habitual drunkard out of you R. a.: Can a duodenal uleei "sum m it" meeting If there was j no matter bow much you may ever develop Into cancer T real prospect for success. Answer: The possibility of a drink. It may, however, (tart you along duodenal ulcer developing into Russia, In what semed to be a the road. And It may make to­ cancer Is extremely negligible 1 paper gesture made for propagan­ morrow's holiday a pretty miser­ Stomach ulcers have a greats? da purposes, announced a cut of able day for you. So Ut me give chance of dawloptng brio earner. 300,000 men this year in the atrength of its arm cj forces. The Kremlin called the cut a IA F F - A - D A Y “ new, serious contribution to the cause of casing tensions and cre­ ating an atmosphere of confidence In the relations between states." But the cut — If actually carried out — would leave Russia still with the most powerful armed forces In the world. Education Confusion News Of Men In Service a (Bs. J'b u d Take Your Pick For — HOMESITE or INVESTMENT Science Today . « takayyicUikkcun ^Aicrf& A 3 90 Beautiful Lots NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for sny debt* incurrtd by anyone other than myself. (elgaed) E. M. CHESTER L Ssrvlcs Is our Motto, Maiacli lildf. SANFORD l»h. FA 2-5142 IRVING I. PRYOR, REP. F A M I LY F I N A N C E SERVI CE, I NC. of Sanford 125 South Park Avenue • Telephone: FAIrfax 2-4412 Lakefront $500. Down $6C Canalfront $395. Down $42 Lakeview $195. Down $27 SEMINOLE REALTY Sanford, Florida 1901 PARK AVENUE Phone FA 2-5232 <i �« . Jan. 14. 1958—Pag* 8 Womans Hljr ftxofarft f m t t Page D.A.R. Plans Silver Tea February 8 Animated M agazine Presentation At Womans Club Tomorrow The Still# Harrison Chapter, Na­ tional Society Daughters of the Tourists, Navy, and newcomers American Revolution met at the home of Mrs. R. E. True In Lake will be especially welcome tomor­ Mary Friday. Mri. Raymond Ball row at the Annual "Amlmated and Mrs. Baker were eo-hoiteaee*. Magaitne" which will be present' TUESDAY Following the accuetomed rit­ ed at 3:00 P. M. at the Sanford Lake Mary Volunteer Fire De­ ual and the singing of "The Star Woman'! Club on Oak Ave. partment will meet at 1:00 P. M. Spangled Banner” Mrs. A. R. Key The event is free of charge and at the Lake Mary Scheel. There opened the buslneee meeting by open to the public. Featured In the will be an Installation ef officer*. announcing plane for the annual turning pages of the m agatlnt will Newly Organized Ladles Auxi­ celebration of Sanford Founderi* be tongs, dances and dem onstra­ liary of the Fleet Reserve 147, will Day on February I. A Silver Tea tions by choral groups and promi­ hold It's regular monthly meeting will be held at the General Henry nent Sanford Individuals. The de­ on Tuesday at I P. M. C. P. O. Shelton 31emor!al Library. -DAR votional, will be given by the Rev. Club. Members ere urged to a t­ chapters from all neighboring Robert Speer Jr., pastor of the tend this Important meeting. Florida towns will be lnvltad aa Church of the Natareno. WEDNESDAY well as the general public. "Animated Magazine” at the Editor-in-chief of the magailne Mrs. L. P. Hagen spoke for five Is Mrs. L. E. Spencer, aeiiitrd Sanford Woman's Club a t 1:00 p. minutes on the National Defense by Associate editor, Mrs. W. D. m. Musical program and other plane given by President Elian- Chisolm. features. Tea follows. Mri. L. E. hower. Tea will follow (he program, Spencer Is editor-ln-ehlef. Mri. E. M. Hoke asked that all Installation of officer* of Chlefa and the members of the Fin* Arts chapter members display flagi on Wives Club at the C. P. O. Club Department of the Woman's Club national holidays and other desig­ at S:00 P. M. All members are urge the public to attend. nated (lag days. urged to attend. , Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat announc­ THURSDAY ed that the WTRR radio nation The Officer's Wives Club ef would carry a History program Anna Millers M eet N. A. S. Sanford will havo n arranged by Mrs. Hilda Wray, luncheon at the Mayfair Inn at iponsored by Sallle Harrison Chap­ Tonight A t 8:00 12:30 P. M. President will be ele­ ter DAR and UDC. cted and board installed. Reserva­ Anna Miller Circle will Have the It wai announcad that Mrs. tions must be mid* by Tuesday, Leon Fellows of DeBary had been regular buslnesi m atting tonight January 14. at 1:00 P. M. In the Elk's Lodge accepted aa an Associate Mem­ Regular meeting ef the Order Room. Members are asked to ber of the organisation. of Eastern S tir will meet Jenu Member* reported work In the bring their last year's Christmas ary 14. Obligation Night wilt be following organisation! for a Civic eards for scrap books for the observed. All members are Invit Activity report for the state con­ Harry Anna Crippled CHlldren'i ed to the Masonle Tempi* at 1:00 ference: Hoipital Auxiliary, Men­ Home. p. m. tal Health, Red Croee, T. B. Aasodalion, United Fund Drive, Crippled Children, Salvation Ar­ MISS SHIRLEY ANNETTE DANURIDGE, whose engage- my, Childrens Home Society and ment is announced today to Arthur Cheek, a fellow student Nurees Aid. VIRGINIA CONN, Mrs. Jennings reported boxes at South Eastern Bible College in Lakeland. of clothing sent to approved Midge Dunn and h er mother, life always. (Jameson Photo) schools and American Indians. There Is an extremely aetlv* THE DRIFTWOOD CIRCLE of tho Sanford Garden Club held n workshop Monday, Mr* LeVallce h a v e arrived Mrs. Bell said that qualifications m orning in tho Legion Hut. Dem onstrating the basic principles of flower arrangem ent is ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ from Marietta, Ohio to spend the Women's Golf Association in Sen for the Florida DAR Good Cltisen winter in tha E. B. Smith home ford at the Mayfair Country Mrs. George Harden, to chuinnan Mrs. Carl Tegfeldt and Mrs. Bill Hill. T he meeting wns Award had been aent to Seminole in Loch Arbor. With them they Club. Beginners cliisee will b* an well attended. (Photo by Bergstrom) County Schoolj. have their bossr, whose name nounced from tlmo to timo—prob The statement was made that ably In the iprlng. Call Mri. John me. ten Sallle Harrison members sub­ escapes Midge is a fiend on tha golf Dooley or Mrs. John Crawford scribed to "The DAR Magasins” links, and c ro a "fantnbulou*” for membership. and attention called to the picture (to steel a pbras* from Chuluota) Mrs. Marie, Dandrldge of 2413 An aqusrlum society has been WEDNESDAY ship of the First Christian Church and account of the dedication of hostess, having once punned ar.d Key Ave. announce! the engai*There will be recreation In Mc­ will meet Monday, Jin . 20, 1:30 the Henry Shelton Memorial Li­ executed a reception for livo started in Sanford.1 Mis* Betty ment of her dausliter, Shirley An­ BiUhlmer is president. Don't know Kinley Hall of First Methodist p. m. at the church. Program— brary In tha January Issue, which nette, to Arthur M. Cheek, ion of thousand souls. all that Involves, but sounds Church Wednesday at 3:00 p. m. "Forever Needed. Forever Called had been contributed by Mri. A. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cheek of VAH-3 bridge club was held last Interesting. R. Key. for the Junior Choir. Upon.” Loader, lira. If. K. Ring, Mount Hope, W. Va. week at Priscilla Osterhotm'i. Do­ We have an excellent library Mrs. C. L. Park reviewed an ris Stuicr won high, Sue Kennedy The Anna-Miller Circle selected The bride-elect was bora In Choir Practice for Junior Choir Leesburg. She la a graduate of article on the twelve approved booby, end Hilly e Taft, the travel both in town and at the Naval Its president, Mrs. Pete Bowersox Roys at 3:30 p. m. a t First Metho­ Air Station. The newest books are as ite "member of the month” . dist Churclt Wednesday. Schools of the National Society Seminole High School and li at­ "Crosses and Crisis In Japan” atresiing the value of the work ling prli*. Priscilla served cup­ nearly always available. Also Mrs. Bowersox la the wife of A. P. tending the South Eastern Bible Choir Practice for Junior Choir will be the theme of study by the done In building good dtisens in cakes, eoffee and cold drinks dur­ endltss reference books. College In Lakeland. Bowersox and mother of two line Girls at 4:13 at First Methodist ing the afternoon. The Deanna School of Dance, daughters. Her oldest daughter is Church. Mr. Cheek was born In Mount W. S. C. S. of the First Methodist underprivileged communliiei. Two Others attending were Lorraine Hope, W. Va. and attended schools Church as members hold three "R ’a" had been added to educa­ Langford, Virginia J o h n s o n , run by cut* Deanna McManus, planning to bo married in June Senior Choir Practice at First there. He la alio a student at the day meetings and one evening of tion In these school* — Religion Muriel Osborne, Jackie Auitln, has a course guaranteed to re­ Virginia Joined the Anna Miller 3Ielhod!st Church at 6:13 p. m. duce inches in plsces—and others South Eastern Bible College, mission study, beginning Friday, and Responsibility. Circle in June of 1934 sod has Chancel Choir Practice at First Bertie Brough, Kitty Boyd, Ruth where he is majoring In Christian January 17. been an active member ever Methodist Church at 7:30 p. nt. Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat and Mr*. Tully, Hazel Rowell, and Sandy for ballroom dancing etc. It 1* pouring down, and I’d bet­ since. She was 2nd vice-president Education. The programs will take (dice In H. W. Rucker were elected Alter­ Ortmann. Prayer Meeting will be held at ter sign off for tonight, but will In 1933-36, and under her guidance, A June wedding Is planned in McKinley Hall. In charge of the nate! to Continental Congress in the First Baptist Church i t 7:30 A week ago Mr. and Mrs. Doc return with more suggestions for many projects were Initiated, lit p. m. Sanford. first study January 17 from 1:30 esse the Regent and VTce-fegent Price came home to find their until 11:00 A. M. are Mrs. R. F. could not attend. Mr*. A. R. Key house on Sanford Ave. demolished sometimes idle htnds. Good night. 1936-37 she was elected 1st viceTHURSDAY president and became the Circle Cole, Mrs. N. V. Farm er, Mrs. 2nd Mrs. C. R. Dawson. TEL Class of tha First Baptist by fire. Their clothes, furnishings president when Mrs. Ed Cox re­ Church will meet Thursday at 3:00 To Florida State Convention the and dreams had gone up in imoke. C. F. Meriwether, Mrs. Marvin Dyal, Mrs. W. E. Higginbotham elected delegates are: Key, Daw­ Their two sons, aged one and P. M. in the educational building. signed. son, Jennings, Hagen, Wlldner, three had lost their childish pos­ and Mrs. A. E. Shlnholsor. Virginia and her family are Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and her The evening meeting will bo Brewtr and Rucker. memlx-rs of the Ix>ngwood lljptist group wilt be hostesses. ROSE CIRCLE sessions. bold Wednesday, January 22 at Alternitei elected were: Rui'I he Carol 1 Choir of tho First Rose Circle of the Sanford Gar­ Church. With ait her other duties, This week, thanks to kindly S:00 p. m. Mrs. Ray Herron will sell, Compton, Turner, Meisch, Virginia has been a bookkeeper lluptist Church will rrhearso at den Club met Friday, January friends ind neighbors, the Price* Mrs. D. E. Brubaker, general lead the program. Holly. Roumlllat, Lee, Hoke, Park are on the road to recovery. They 10th, at the horns of Mrs. D. H. for Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. for 0:13, tho Concord Choir at 7:00 and chairman of the High Fever Fol­ Taking part In the program end Henson. the Church choir at 8:00. are living with Mrs. Price's par Mathers. The speaker, Mrs. J. D. five years. lies, has announced the selection Thursday morning, January 23 Following the meeting coffee FRIDAY of a director for the show, which will be Mrs. W. P. Chapman, Mrs. and sandwiches and cake were enla, Mr. and Mrs. John Marvin* Woodruff, presented whet she The Baptist Seminole As-oclaScott. Clothing has been given to termed her "Hodge-podge" talk will be held at the Seminole High Ashby Jones, Mrs. Eugene Wil­ served from a beautifully decorat­ tlonal Music Festival will be held them. They ere deeply grateful but which actually wee a delight­ School Auditorium February 13, liams, and Mrs. W. E. Norris. ed table by the hostesses. in Del..mil at 7:30 p. m. for the many kindncasei shown ful. Informative end inspiring talk 14 and 13. The last day of the mission Tlie W.S.C.S. of First Methodist them. Their .hsnks goes out to end discussion on new annuals Chris Carter has been with Jc- study will he held Tuesday morn­ Church is planning the first In every Individual who helped in any and plants. She also listed the A rome Cargill and Sons, theatrical ing, January 2a. Mrs. E. R. Rut­ a secies of four session on the way. plants, shrubs, snd trees which producers, for 7 yean. This will land will he in charge of the pro­ Study Course "Cross and Crisis In TRAVEL COAT AND SUIT Millie Donnaud entertained her will withstand cold weather, and he his fifty-fifth show. He has had gram. The Central Florida Aquarium Japan", nt 0:30 a. ni. - 11:00 a. nt. come In subtle sage tones bridge club Friday in her Winter suggested lhat i eireful survey of ui limited experience in summer Society affiliated with the Inter­ of John B arr tweed fronv Perk home. She served them a gardens for “cold'' spots after national Federation of Aquarium in McKinley Rail. stock and has performed on tele­ Davldow. Both stlhouattaa are Cherub Choir Practice at Firt luncheon of chicken, done in a our recent cold spells will he help­ Societies at the monthly meeting vision. He was once a member atlm with deeply V’d ' neck-, .Methodist Church a t 3:13 p. in. of a dance team, Barbour and LAKE MONROE—The Lake delicious dish with almonds and ful In the replanting of ornamen­ held last week at tho home of the lines and shawl collar* for MONDAY tals. other goodies. Attending wrro DoCarter. Mr. Carter will come to Monroe Home Demonstration Club local president, Miss Betty BUI- Tho Dependable Class of the emphasis. die King, Jean Dooley, llclty Mc­ Everyone was urged to make him rr. Sanford from Kinston, N. C. where met at the home of Mrs. Annie First Methodist Church will meet he is now directing another show. Can you tell the difference be- McArthur, Monday. Mri. J. 11. Cracken, Sonja Blackwood, Ju a ­ each garden a bird sanctuary. The society elected Chris Chris­ The director will arrive in San­ twecen a fact and a fallacy or a Tindall gave the devotional. The nita namey, Marge Hill, Polly Please put out food and water eo tensen as vice president, and for­ at the home of Mrs. Helen Estrerson, 7()H Palmetto Ave. at !:00 ford the morning of January 2T. false statement? Most of us like to business meeting followed, con­ Brubaker, Hazel Howell, Jean Kit- that our feathered friends will not mally adopted the constitution. P. M. Mrs. I*. If. Lansing will be O M t c i ttrv c r .'A He will hold a meeting during the think th a t we can. and yat food ducted by the president, Mrs. Mc­ ton, Lorraine Langford, Cartie die of starvation. One member A discussion was held on tin- co-hostess. Stribling and Sue Hoblitzel Do- expressed the sentiments of all care and maintenance of an aqua­ afternoon of the talent commit­ fallacies are so widespread that Arthur. RIDE-IN THEATR Tha Christian Women's Fellow­ tee. Mr. Carter will speak briefly we often find it hard to tell a true Mrs. Mildred Standifer gave a die won the first prize, which when she said, “I came here this rium In the home. Mrs. Robert WEDNESDAY’ A THURSDAY* report on the club's civic pro­ made things pretty much of all morning discouraged and feeling Blllhlmar won the attendance to those assembled that night In fact from a fallacy. JANUARY 13lh & 16th The original painting of "Wash­ that became everything la so prize. All members present were Here are some current fallacies ject, which is i recreation ci-n*»r right with John, I'll bet. the Mayfair ball room for Talent A number of wives got toge­ brown and deed looking we might considered charter members. In­ ington Crossing the Delaware" and facts: for young people at the Baptist Night. Many people believe that flours Church. The rlub wishes to thank ther a fr v day* ago to discuss better make this e social club cluded were llr. and Mrs. William by Emanuel I.eutze was destroyed Names of chairmen for the re­ vue have been released. The com­ that are enriched In milling are the following for their donation* what they could do while their and forget about gardening. Now Rerhow, Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. in a HI 12 Allied air raid on Bre­ m ittee's will not be filled until af­ harmful and that only itone-ground toward the project: The Furniture husbands are away on a long 1m inspired to get out in the gar­ Walter R. Adams, Orlando, Cliri; men, Germany. Germun-born l.eChristensen, Miss Betty Rilllii- ulzu painted tha picture in 1S51 ter Talent Night. Under the gene­ flour la good. This Is a fallacy. The Center, Eeri Faust. Mather of cruise. It is always something of den again." MIMOSA CIRCLE mer. Mrs. Robert Itlllhlntcr, fur tho United States Congress. ral chairmanship of Mrs. Bruba- Food and Drug Administration as­ Sanford, Mr. Bleekweldcr of a problem when the head of the The klimosa Circle of the San­ George Dabbs, Louis Hughey. Miss When fir» murred tho canvas, ho » kcr are; program, Mrs. C. C. serts that the enrichment of bread Penny's, Ivey's Shoe Store, C. family leaves and the drudgery of Harden, Howard Sharp, Robert improves it* nutritional Qualities Bedding, J. M. Garrett, B. E. housework and routine with chil­ ford Garden Club met at the home Frances Cobb and .Mr. anil Mrs. -old it to tha German government. He did a copy for Congress, but Feyl; ticket, Mrs. J . W. Hill. Mrs. and these are beaefleial La man. Purcell and Co., Hill Hardware, dren gives mother e complex. She of Mrs. W. B. Moye on Friday, Ernest Cowley, all of Sanford. it was refused. Tho copy now is Wilson Maier Furniture, Robaon'a begins te feel stile. The wheels Jan. loth with Mrs. W. S. Willie It. Williams; box office exchange, This 1* a fact. Most honey users use honey Sporting Goods, Teuchton'i Drug­ of progress have stopped. co hostess. Mrs. A. B. Peterson Sr., Mrs. F. Mrs. Walter Price was elected In tho Motropolitan Museum of After doing a little research on Mrs. Rsy Peck, chairman, open­ Secretary and Sirs. Herman Lc- Art in Now York. A. Dyson; Box Office, Mrs. W. thinking it is a “ natural sweet” . store, Roumlllat and Anderson, B. Therefore, they think It docs not L. Perkins and Son, and the San­ this problem, I think I have lined ed tho meeting with member* derhau* w*» elected Treasurer. R. Reed. up enough suggestions to keep the preying the laird'e Prayer and Talent, Mrs Robert Roth, Mrs. contain calories. This Is a fallacy. ford Furniture Co. Delicious refreshments were A nuitnl toothpaste or shaving Min Myrtle WUaon, cuunty sincere searcher busy. We are reading the Garden Collect. W. 0 . Fleming, Mrs. Charles Me- Tha USDA report* In Agricultural served by the hostesses to tin- creuni tube can be used as solder Monthly reporta were given. following members present: Bratnie; talent night, Mrs. Robert Handbook a that honey contains U agent, gave a demonstration of most fortunate in Sanford, be­ la an emergency. In the forest, a Conn; publicity, Mrs. Robert calories per tablespoon, compared vegetable cookery. Mrs. McArthur cause there are to many activi­ Mrs. U. F. McWhorter,* Garden Mrs. II. Lederhaus, Mrs. C. L. heavy piece of copper wire will D h i c t '? A o tru Conn, Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mrs. Rich- to 30 calories per tablespoon for served refreshments to Mrs. Paul ties available and looking for peo­ Therapy Chairman reported on Wallis, .«lri. Alice Robiolio, Mrs. the Cbrlstmie Cards and Hankies Mary Swankhous, Mrs. Kay Perk. se rve as a soldering iron and tD ard Bauer; patron, Mrs. C. H. grinulated end brown su g iri and Marri, Mrs. J. A. Tindall, Mrs. ple to do them. pitch from rone-bearing trees can Mildred Standifer. Mrs. Hazel Gar­ First of all, there is my pet sent to the Seminole County pat­ Mis* Kay Henningrr, Mrs. Carl Cole, Mrs. Lionel Arthur, Mrs. J. This Is a fact. Many people believe that the diner, Mrs. J. H. Griffith, Mias project, the hospital auxiliary— ients at the Orlando TB Hospital. Chorpemng, Mrs. Herbert Behr­ be used us flux for emergency re­ R. Reedy; finance, Mrs. J. E. pairs. In the absence of the Horticul­ ens, .Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. H. Higgins; treasurer, Mrs. Z. B. tropical fruit, papaya, when eaten Myrtle Wilson, Mrs. G. E. Fuhr- this gives both help and personal Ratliff; make-up, Mrs. J. L. Mc­ have the same calories value. This msnn Jr. and ausit, Miss Hattie satisfaction. The hours are plea­ ture Chairman, Mrs. Peck told of F. McWhortrr, and a guest Mrs. is a fact. sant and pass swiftly; it is an cold resisting plants, dormant M. F. Moye. Kirk. Cracken Jr. excellent way to meet Sanford plants and bare root tree*. Now Art, Mrs. E. J. Fenwick; cos­ fallacy. It is true tb it meat tend— — is the time to divide Day Lillee tumes, Mrs. J . N. Axiarello, props, eiders are made from papain—the The U. ft. Agriculture Depart­ Skimmilk has about *0 calories, residents. The Girl Scout program Is very and ptreniala. Pianta dxiaies and ment reports farm ownership is Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. W. E. protein-splitting enzyme found in as much protein as an egg, and I MI At l ! Gray, Mrs. Phil Kessler; scenery, papaya. This emym* exists In the needed calcium and iron. It also active ia Seminole County and pereniali, also plant Glad bulbi at an all-time high with only one Today &*Tomorrow whits, latex-like substance which growing by leaps and bounds. Mrs. R. B. Hadden; Mrs. Kirby for Easter blooming. out of three farms having u contains riboflavin—the look-young are always Fite Jr.; stage manager, Mrs. comes from leaves, stems and peel er-longer nutrient. Adult* need S Volunteer workers Election of officers was held. mortgage. A m e r ic a 's 91 * needed. Contact Mrs. Randall vy Charles McBratnie; rehearsal, of the papaya. The edible papaya glasses a day. This is a fact. COWBOY COMEDIAN 1* a mild flavored, low acidity Chase and eh* will find a niche Mrs. William Bush J r.; boujing, Toasting bread makes it non­ Mrs. Francis RoumiUat Jr.; queen fruit that is easily digested. It fattening. This is Indeed a fallacy. for you. Don't Miss This Exciting Courses may he found, both contest, Mrs. D. S. Talley, Mrs. contains large amounts of vitam­ Toasting merely removes moisture, 43 .Minute Stage Show ins A and C, and la usually tolerat­ day and night at the Sanford Vo­ C . m t s Irving Pryor, Mrs. Ray Fernan­ which contains no calories, leaving Wednesday at H‘30 ed by people who cannot ta t citrus, cational school. The number Is in .-IA iV?*’'* ' des. them all In the bread. This is a ADMISSION — 11.04 is a fact. the phone book. Business courses fact. with Tax So-called “diet breeds” contain are starting now. I am pleased to tnnoune* th a t Mr. D. If. (DUE) Whit­ These are a few of the many SEATTLE POET IN JAPAN leas calories than regular breads. statement* that The garden club always has ALSO WEDNESDAY more is now associated with me as n registered sales­ TOKYO tUP)—A Japanese resi­ Tbta la a “SMILEY" room for mere in their circlrs. . a •• .Th< !»!»«• Do not be taken in byTil** Songs, Dances, Starring — dent of Seattle, Wash., has arrived breads a r t illccd thinner then facts. Find out the true facta. When The Navy Driftwood Circle needs m an in th« Real Katato Dept, specializing in Home* and 11.11.1*11 It It IIA ItDSON in Tokyo to attend the annual imnew members. Msny have left Gaiety, Delight! Acreag*. *»«• c « .« , Feature — 6:30 f> peria! new y e a r' poetry party. tain* about 13 calorie* less than >• town. Cell Mrs. Cerl Tegfeldt, if Home Demonstration Agent. MyrThe picture to watch fori Genjl Mihara, 67, who has lived a regular slice of bread. But on tie Wilson. She ran give you the you would like to join. This is an List yoor property with ua for in the United States since be was a weight for-weight basil they s'icntlfic facU. or writ* the Eaten interesting mtsns to enrich your rrm . prompt personal attention. CO • HIT IB, was selected as one of 13 per­ hav* the calories value. This is i lion Nutritionist, Slain Horn* De­ G E T MORK OUT “STREETS OF LAREDO” sons whose poems will be reed fact. monstration Office, Florida State FARMER’S AGENCY OF LIFE GO OUT with before the Imperial family. MlUniversity, T.U aha.iae, Florida. William Holden Inaurance and Real Katato TO A .MOVIE tu ra , president of an Assn, of food by many folks. This Is a fall Feature — 9:13 Oaly Americans of Japanese Ancestry, scy. In fact, milk is low in calor N. V. Farmer, Registered Broker FEATURE The wire In some steel hair­ was awarded the Fifth Order of lei for the amount of food value It Mr*. Gayle Osborne, D. H. W hitmore, Associates 1:00 - 3:06 - 3:12 - 7:18 the Scared Treasure in 1333 for containa. An eight-ounce glass of springs for watches is one-fifth "CHILDREN UNDER II 116 5. French Av*. Fh. FA 2-1221 hie contribution to Japanese U. S. whole milk h is about 170 calories the diameter of an average 0:21 A 7 /4SZ if f h e M ADMITTED FREE" human hair. lx It, Calendar Conning The News Shirley Dandridge Will Wed , Arthur Cheek Of West Virginia Mrs. Bowersox Chosen'Member O f The Month' Mission Study OnJapanSlated By W .S.C.S. Follies Director * Assigned; Arrives January 27 Church Calendar Garden Circles Food Fallacies Exposed By Facts Aquarium Society Affiliates With National Group Lake Monroe H. D. Club Thanks Merchants ON S M in y BURNnif A N N O U N C EM EN T "'CYPRESS CARDENS �f« s Government Osteen News Hospital Notes By MB0. CLARENCE SNTDER Mmtsatem Mr. and Mrs. Clay Wilson of Heads Into New Sheridan, Louis* Rowan (Sanford) Mich., ara guests ef Dr, W. A. Stuart (Sanford) Mr*. J. L. Braden. Mrs. Wil­ Jeanette Pall (Osteen) Spending Period and son la a alster of Mrs. Bradaa. Frank Farm er (Lake Monroe) WASHINGTON (U P ) - Key law- Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Smith of Ruth Moore (Sanford) makers of both parties agreed to­ Washington, D. C., ara visiting Discharges day th* federal government * 1* Mr. and Mrs. W. R. cross of Sa­ Rosa La bo (Sanford) beading Into a new period of red- von Acre*. Ho la a rottred autoMra. R. Coxon (Sanford) ink npendlng despite Pro*ideal M- mohflo dealer and ta budding t Phyllis Saner (Sanford) aenhowar'* "balanced" budget. home to State Rood 4l» near Lake Roia Leo Miller (Sanford) Soma viewed thla prospect with Ashby. JAN. 14 alarm. Others figured In view of Melvin Wllliama baa returned AdmisHoua tho business slump deficit spend­ ta his home In New Orients, La., Charlene Foster (Sanford) ing Isn't as bad aa It would have after spending the holidays with WilJa Mat Dubert (Sanford) been last year or tho year before his brother, Robert Williams. Katherine Sparks (Sanford) Mrs. Josephine Jones left Fri­ when the economy wi* booming. Arthur Mas Seott (Sanford) The President in his annus! day to return to bar bom# la PM Madlt Johnson (Sanford) ladelphia. Pa. She spent two budget message Monday forecast Myrtie Wilson (Sanford) record-high peacetime spending of weeks with her brother and slaterJoyce Adams (Sanford) 173.900.000.000. But ho looked for la-law, Mr. and Mr*. P. H. Jones. Births an upturn tn the economy » boost Mr. and Mrs. Jay Robotkin ef Baby bey to Mr. aad Mra. a l­ tax revenues high enough to cover Bradenton and Travers City, bert Petl (Otteen) this and provlds a 300 million dol­ Mich., visited Dr. and Mra. J. L Di*charyca Braden over Naw Years. lar surplus. Pinky M'■Griff (Sanford) Debt Limit Boost Mrs. Norman Millar la the or­ Informed toureas said tho ad­ ganist a t tho Lutheran Church la will risk relative# ta Augusta. HARRY WEIR dirsets th s M>1« Chorus, w itch met last night In the First Presbyterian m inistrate* would aik Congress Sanford. Chureh. Ths Chorus has been formed for t-ie enjoyment of mate singers throughout this week for a temporary in­ J . L. Ytenh of HHlaboro. W. H-, Ga., Washington. D. C. ai Sanford. New members or* needed, particularly tenors and baritones. Interested men, crease of about five billion dollars has bean visiting his brother Har­ Youngstown, O. Capt. Snyder will H1Aarray JTWATHT SUPriHI tlOOD-Claudett* Beer, II,! Jan. 21. by plana for a three may call Mr. Weir. ________________(Photo by Hergatrom) In tho nations) debt celling to vey Vie no. 11a ie now a patient leave forthcoming heart surgery with a smile at Presbyterian Medical year tour of duty la Frankfort, tako ears of Increased defense at Seminole Memorial Hoapital. Center, New York, with kisses from her alster, Joy, and tvrtu Germany. Mrs. Snyder and daugh­ spending. The Presldsnt sailed brother, Alfred. The girl has a bole the six* of ■ half dollar b*» Mr. aad Mra. Roy C. George tween the heart chambers and during tha operatteo, she wfR the current ITS billion dollar debt and Diana and KathJsen Raiadori ter will visit her parents, CoL W. J. Smith Dies Monday Afternoon July 25 Deadline require 29 pints of blood worth <433. Sympathetic newspaper of North Java, N. Y., hava been sad Mra. John Daniella In Wil­ W. J. Smith. 15, ppsaed away at Sanford for the past M years. Ha limit "too restrictive.' mington. N. C., for two months, readers exiled to oder a total of 131 pint*. IIs The debt now stands at 91T4,visiting Mr. and Mra. Frank was a retired fisherman and car­ W W II Vets his home. IIS E. ai»t St., at 4:30 000. The higher celling George. Is They recently took a trip then will Join her husband in Geep. m. MonJay following a linger­ penter. He waa a member of the 273.000. Church of God, 22nd St. and expected to apply to the rest of to Miami. From there they trav M ake G l Loans ing Illness. this fiscal year end lo flical 1939 eled by plane to Cuba and upon E srlylt Housholder. County Sor­ Mr. Smith waa born Feb. 1, 187J French Ave. their return crossed to the west Survivors are: the wife, Mrs. starting next July t. tie# Officer for S«mlnot# County, In Beaiemer, Ala. and had lived In Manw Democrats and Republi­ eoast and visited In Tampa and Jennie Smith, Sanford; two child wishes to rati attention to all ten, Mr*. Msmle S. Sharpe, Ft. cans agreed the President prob­ St. Peteraburg. They returned to WWII veterans who may be con­ Pierce and Johnny L. Smith, Ft. ably was too optimistic about tho Osteen Friday. sidering the possibility of obtain­ Mr. and Mrs. Sherwln Wilson Pierce; one grandson, Calvin L. business outlook. They figure the ing a 01 loan that the limn Is government’# income will fall and aon Carl of Sheridan, Mich., Smith of Miami ■eon coming when It may be too Funeral am lre e will be held short of th* President's spending recently visited Dr. and Mrs. J. late to obtain inch an Insured or L Braden. at to a. m. Thursday at the program. guaranteed loatj. ((pending May Be Higher Mr. and Mrs. Harley Thomas Church of God, 22nd St. and T h e Servicemens* Readjust­ Gate Receipts, from the wellIn addition some Democrats and Mr. and Mra. Robert Wllliama ment Act of 1S44 provided that balanced Circus City Ranch Ken­ French Ave. with the Rev. Joel claimed actual spending for some visited In Orlando recently. any loan made to a veteran of nel. wifi shoot for his fourth vic­ D. Brown officiating. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Noel of SunBurial will be In Evergreen programs will be higher than the WWII within eleven years after tory In the fcaturrd ninth race President said. They charged he cock, N. I!., are visiting their soa, the termination of the war. may tonight at the Sanford • Orlando Cemetery. Rrtsson Funeral Home te In resorted to unrealistic bookkeep­ Loul* Noel and family. be guaranteed or Insured by the Kennel Club. ing practice* to hold down ths to­ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Holloway eharge. VA, If such loan was made In The fast finishing son of Bowie tal. of Sanford were dinner guests of compliance with the provlitoni of Steel Is one of the most consistent Congress could touch off a big Mr. and Mr*. I*. T. Piety. Friday. that Act and of the Loan Guaran­ dogs at the track according to economy drive (hat would cut Mr*. Robert William* and Mrs. ty and Insurance regulations. his form chart. Gate Receipts has spending but tho outlook for ma­ Clarence Snyder attended tha in­ WWII wai terminated on July turned the five sixteenths mile In jor congressional economies la stallation of the officers of Lu­ IS, 1MT, therefore, the deadline leas than 33 seconds In all except dimmer than at any time In re­ cerne Rebekah Lodge in Orlando for the making of such loans li one of his seven start*. cent years. last week. July IS. 1S3S. The 6Spound brlndle dog rim e Key Democrats already were The Willing Worker# Sunday Holy Cross Episcopal Church Thla means that the VA must up with his best performance of have recelvrd not later than July the season the last time out. winn­ will hold the annual parish m eet­ talking about launching a drive to School Class of the Osteen Bap­ SI. IMS, an application for loan ing by Iwcs length* In the excell­ ing and covered dish aupper Wed­ hike defense spending over the tist Church met Monday evening guaranty or a loan report on the ent time of 31.38 second! for the nesday night at 8:30 p. m. Each level* proposed by the President. with Mra. Nolan Osteen. Those family I* asked to bring a hot Chairman George If. Mahon ID present were Mrs. Guy Bealt, Mr*. loan to the veteran of WWII. five-six trcntlii. Tex.) of the House defense ap­ The loan mu,* he fully com­ Other standout* In the main dish, salad, or dessert for them ­ propriations subcommittee said it Harry Osteen, Mr*. Nolan Oileen. Mr*. Tom Lemon, Mra. Robert pleted In all respects and the VA event Include Go Harry and Fable selves and one other. Single people might be necessary to make Williams, Mr*. Claude Tyson, must Issue the evidence of guar­ Becky, who has won three In a nred not bring food. At 7:13 there will ha alnging ‘‘soma Increases'* In fund* for Mr*. Jose Cardoss, Mr*. Fisher, AMONG THE MANY VISITORS Captain L A. A rthur, Commanding Officer, NAS, anty or Insurance before July 13. row In lower classifications. while the table* art cleared fob ballistic missiles. Mrs. Sam Brook* and Mra. J. S. Sanford, received last week was a little at ty white and black spotted kitten which Peterson. lowed by the business meeting at It la Important that all lenders Capt. and Mra. Hollis F. Snyder Captain A rth u r appropriately named “Mnr leuv." meaning Greek God of Steep. Un­ 7:30. There will be an election of note carefully that In respect to five vestrymen, one of whom will and daughter, Patricia left Thiea- like many ratters. "M orpheus" assured th Captain th a t nir noise doesn’t perturb her loans to WWII vetrrans the VA, be a Navy man. Name* of suit­ day after visiting his parenU, Mr. In th e lean t N othing the sign shown to the r h t ghu crawled into his incoming basket even though It may hare Issued a (Official USN Thoto) able men will be furnished by the and Mr*. Clarence Snyder. They to pruvu h e r p o in t. eertlllcate of commitment on the member# of the congregation loan may not Issue evidence of POLAR VISITORS RETURN guaranty nr Insurance subsequent LONDON (UP) - The Soviet Tim Mayfair Men's Golf Asso­ They may h* called into retiring to July 13, 1930, despite the fact ciation plans a tournament Jan. vestrymen Gordon Bradley, Guy dieset ship Koopcratslya la home­ that unusual delays fn the form of ID to which the male hotel guests Allen, John Galloway or Henry ward bound from Antarctica with title difficulties or other pro­ will be Invited. A meeting Wednes­ Tamm. 127 members of the second Soviet The committee will cheek th# expedition, according to Moscow blems precluded completion of the day night at 7;3o p. m. at the loan transaction on the date an­ Mayfair Country Club by the board qualifications of the name* sub­ Radio. The ship took the third ex­ ticipated by the lender. will formulate final arrangements. mitted and present all qualified pedition down to the Antarctic to A banquet will follow the tour­ names. While the ballots are be wintrr over at the Soviet base at nament Sunday at the Club. Fea­ Ing counted, the annual report* Mirny. tures! on the menu will be bar­ will be given. At 8.30 p. m a film will be becue spare ribs amt chicken This GREATER SOVIET RLSKS will start at 7:30 p. m. Be serve- shown on the Russian Church. MONTGOMERY. Ala. lU P )On Thursday. 7 p, m. the East tions mud be made by Friday MaJ. Gen. H. N. Toftoy, com­ Orlando Christian Church. Or­ noon for members, their wive* mander of Redstone Arsenal, says lando, will bo host to one of i atul guests. The bold will prepare Russia will take even greater aeries of rvagrIUm rallies being the dinner. Hotel guests will be i riaks than in th* past now that held over the state to plan a co­ Invited. she has the capability for m m operative program of Easter destruction. Addressing the raidFarm er’# Agency, Insurance evangelism for Disciples of Christ, COLORED NEWS The Presides! Starlight and Real Eslate, announce today i winter conference of the Alabama the Florida Christian Missionary the appointment of D. H. (Dee) Department of the American Le­ Society being the sponsor. Whitmore to its real estate de­ gion Sunday night, Toftoy said The meeting will open with a America's monopoly on atomic partment as salesman. supper served by the host clmrcn. Whitmore Is well-known In Sar.- weapons in the past kept limited Those from Sanford wno plan lo Miss Christine Chatman, 1W3 wars localised, ’’but th* situation From the Home of the Golden Hatcki... attend Include: Clyde E Feathers, West t)th St and Paul lee, Ovie­ ford and this area as he waa for­ has changed " merly associated with the SanEdgar Osborne, Mrs. C. T. I’ear- do wer* united in marriage Dec. eon. Charles E. Brandies, Vincent 31. 1937 by the P.ev. W. G. Mi­ font Flower Shop. REFUSES ARBITRATION He Is a native of Virginia and W. L x rs o n , John lUir ami the CAIRO (UP) - Egypt ha* rechael. has had 18 year* sales experience Rsv. and Mrs. Parry I . Stone. Mrs. lee is a graduate of the in life insurance, 13 m a super fused to arbitrate iu dispute with Nicholson School of Cosmetology vlsory capacity. France over property c la ia i. th* Although Florence. Italy, was of Jacksonville, and is also a kin­ In addition to Whitmore, Mrs head of th* Egyptian delegation heavily damaged in World War dergarten teacher at Madame Gayle Osborne Is also a member negotiating with the French tn 11, It remain* a living museum I.ee'* Kindergarten, a member of of the real estate sales force with Geneva said Sunday. The negoUof the Middle Age* and a treas­ the Celery City Beautician's Club. N. V. Farmer as owner and regis­ ator, Atafi Sonbol, said Franc# ure h«u«e of Renaissance art and I'nit 44, and U affiliated with the tered Broker. Th* effice la located had been given official notice of Orange Blossom Association. his refusal. Informed aouree* said architecture. at li* Sou’-h Franeh Av*. Mr. Lee is a manual liborer. Use talas would continue anyway. For To 'Gate Receipts' Shoots For 4th Victory Tonight Church Schedules Parish Meeting, Supper Tomorrow Men’s Golf Assn, Slates Tourney Sunday, Jan. 19 ft News Briefs Evangelism Rally Slated Thursday Whitmore Joins Real Estate Firm C. Chatman, P. Lee Married Recently The newest, most original Hardtops on the American road... FAMOUS PEOPLE W HO men Friedrich Toa Paulus Jimmy Chris tUa Dior Edouard im i c c t Norma Txhnadgw Front the farced Golden Hawk cornea the long, low high-laahioo styling, the graceful tins the openair gaiety.. of Amertca'a newest hardtopa! Laiury-stjled. p r fu io n bmih, both the President and Com m ander S tarlig h ta com bine the open-air fraadom of a convertible with the allweather inugr.aaa of a luxury eedaa. And. beneath their original exterior*, they retain all the erira craftsmanship that value-conscious car owners hsve long associated with StudebaktrPackard automobiles; dependable Swwpsuk.es rectn# rlth ril'd?# erf horsepower and transr-i* non; &>!«:v’Dui!t bodice; v m a b !, ratio iteunag, and extra Urge brake lining area. Comfit, too. b «ten thing you'd eraect... from tbe heavily upholstered, deep-piled cushioned teats and extra foot room in rear... to the safetypadded dashboard and exclusive Flight-dtyle instrument panel Vbil tour local Sttxlcbafcer-Packard Dealer today-. he’ll t* proud to show you these two all-new cars, gladly sand you oJ to guest-drive yew cho.ce Studebaker-Packard eo n ro n a t i o n ‘v / . i a r jflitiU n o iu ty , e e m e r jh d f TV* Coosnunicr Surfgfcl �Senate To M ake Study WASHINGTON (UP) — Demov atic te a t tori assured Republiujjfr today ■ Senate itudy of fortlgn policy will be Just that: a study, not ao "Investigation'’ of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to d bis conduct of foreign policy. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously Tuesday to name a subcommittee to map the study after Republican members did not imply criticism. ^em ocratlc m e m b e r s who pushed for the study felt the se­ riousness of recent world develop­ ments — notably Russia's ad­ vances on the economic and selen Mile fronts — made a high-level overall boh imperative. Senate Democratic whip Mike Mansfield (Mont.) declared the re­ view will not be a "vendetta" against Dulles. Democratic members said they all want and expect the study to be non-partisan. However the Democratic Initia­ tive in setting up the study, ecu nation's outer space project*. "If we are to win apace oa the pled with a speech by Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. outpost of peace,” Johnson laid, Johnson (Tex.), reflected the par­ "all men may — and should — ty's increasing concern about share In that endeavor."Johnson, chatrmkn cf the Sen­ what many members conaider the inadequacy of the Eisenhower- ate preparedness subcommittee which is Investigating U. S. missile Dulles foreign policy. Johnson, addressing CBS teievl- urograms, said "It would be a sion affiliates Tuesday, proposed | mistake to atop" with a reappraltthat the United States "demon- 1al of military and scientific capait rale its initiative before the I bliltles. United Nations by tnviting aU | "Our foreign policies require fee member nations” to Join In this | same reappraisal,” he slid. Weather Mostly elowdy today; cloudy with showers tonight, clearing tnd looter Thursday, O f Dulles! Conduct O f Foreign W h t ■ k fee acantizM House lead en drove for paua ya M a y of fee first bill of the week-old session— m «m *gency authorisation of MO,570,000 far missiles. It was learned the measure con­ tains money to start construction of the nation's third Mg Intercon­ tinental ballistic missile ICBM base to locate ocean s p a n n i n g rockets pointed at Russia. Bouse members were expected to pull tba high priority legiststlon through by a near unanimous vote and send R to fee Senate, Authority to start building the third ICBM base wsa reported to be included under ■ section of the bill , authorising cons true Ron of ballistic missile facilities costing 1112,400,000. But it was under­ stood only a part of this sum would be applied lo the ICBM base, Defense Secretary Neil H. Me Elroy, wbo disclosed Monday funds would be sought this year 1for the base, said no decision bad been made on Ha location. Tbs other two will be at Coke Air Force B ait, Calif., and W irrra Air Force Base, Wyo. Meanwhile Chairman George If. Mahon (D-Tes.) of the House de­ fense appropriations subcommit, tee declared Republicans were m a k i n g "grossly misleading" chargee in contending Democrats lopped off 200 rnD'on dollars for missiles la«* , He laid not by Congrats ona pe 'is program, from thi makart Three Hanford Iferaft A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, * JANUARY 15. 1958 * • \ v% . >r United Press Leased Wirw scheduled to testify today before the Senate preparedness subcommittee In an open session. Witnesses included President Rob­ ert Gross of Lockheed Aircraft Dan Kimball, vice praaident of Aero-Jet, and Patrick H y l a n d , vice president of Hughes Alr> srafL George B. Bunker, president a t the Glenn L. Martin Co., told few committee Tuesday government "red tape" was holding up hla company’s development of the Air Force's Titan 1,000-mlle ICBM, Shop and Save In Sanford NO. 17Q Eisenhower*. Red-In Financing Preferable But he said he did not expect units* there was elear evidence WASHINGTON (UPT-Prejldent eral spending over hli projected Eisenhower said today he thinks goaT of *73.noo,o<io,non. any such development In this con­ In advance that the top 1eval con­ versations would result in profit­ a reasonable amount of rrd-lnk The President appeared to be nection. able agreement. financing would be far preferable in an amiable, easy mood. Wants Red Twof to any Increase in taxes. He said he felt fine. Ha dismissed as so much trash Other conference highlights: The President said that while he The President, in his first me*'a report that Secretary of SUta He said any summit meeting John Foster Dulles recently sut> Ing with reporters since last Oct. had not actually considered re­ 30. stuck to his belief that there signing in connection with his with the Russians could be hrld milled hit resignation under ■ fire will be a business upturn this year November Illness, he would have only after l e n g t h y careful of criticism and that Etscnhowci that will keep the new budget no recourse but to quit If hr ever preparation starting on the am­ had rejected it. He said Dulles U balanced. But he conceded that felt or was told by a group of bassadorial level. Even after such the wisest and most dedicated Congress might ■vote addnionil eminent doctors that he was not preparation, he said there would man he knows and possesses the Two automobile accidents Inter­ expenditures and thus force fed­ up to doing his job. he no point In a summit meeting greatest knowledge of foreign a t rupted the noon hour for riorldi fairs of any man ol hla acquain­ Highway Patrolmen In SemlnoU tance. County yesterday. Ha said he saw no reason ta THE DRIVER OF THIS CAR WAS Injured when it ernshed into n tree stum p ju st off Damage was estimated a t near­ maintain the federalized National Upsala Rd. yesterday. Mrs. Fred Behrens was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital nuf- ly 21,200 and one person w ai In Guard In Little nock. Ark., once t-J rinir from a lacerated forehead. Damage was estimated a l M,000 (S taff Photo) Jurde. city offklali could cxpresi their Shortly before 13 noon, a ISM confident Intention of maintaining Mercury, driven by Mr«. Fred order In their town. He added Behrens of Lake Monroe, plowed that hr hopes such u expression into a stump IS feet oft the high of confidence will h« ferthcomlng way to smash the front end of soon. the ear. The Seminole County Chamber for an Income of 110,123 and that Seminole County Commission had He promised that in the con­ FHP Patrolman Olln Garrett, In of Commerce is unable to com­ the City of Sanford's appropria­ not been received. gressional campaigns this fall ft* vestigatlng the accident, said yes plete its plans for an advertising "We can't talk Intelligently un­ would do his best to help elect “ In Washington, we were u su r terday that he believed Mri. Itch campaign because of a “ pivotal" tion of $10,000 had been received, Praising Seminole County Cham­ til funds are available and our Republican candidates who sharo ber of Commerce Manager John ed that the Sanford Naval Air reus "fainted" causing the auto­ amount of income from Seminole but the appropriation from the pivotal amount of Income ii bas­ his philosophy of government. Krider and the Seminole County 'Station would remain here a* mobile lo go out of control travel­ County that has not been received. Helens* Reorganization legislative delegation, Henry Baled on $10,000 from Seminole Coun­ Chamber of Commerce Presi­ f u n e r a l servlets for Judge Ern­ ch, Executive Editor of the Or­ permanent,” he said, and now ing north on the Upsala Rd. about IKt said the details of Defenzo "certain .funds whirl, were allo­ one mile from Monroe Comer , ' dent Clifford M TCihh^i, Ig*'-night, ty,” McKihbln told directors. Department reorganization amt est F. Housholdsr, M, will he held lando Scnlim? itv eahd ' t h a t cated to matte the base adequate /'M rs. Behrens was taknn to at the quarterly meeting of di­ "The Executive Committee", greater service unification should tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock "there are two projects all Cen­ for the job it is to do have been Seminole Memorial Hospital suff- rectors revealed that the member­ said McKlbhln "will work out an come primarily from an agree­ at the First Methodist Church with tral Florida is interested in." held up by the Director of the fering from a lacerated forehead ship campaign went over Ita quota advertising campaign with munev ment between Congress and th« Batch' spoke last night st the Bureau of Budgets. and pos ible Internal injuries. Dr. R. E. Rutland oldcUtlng. on hand.” executive branch of government— The Casselberry Lions' Club will first quarterly meeting of the "I think it Is our Job to tell our The car barely missed a power particularly the armed services— Judge Housholder died late MonHowever, Bralley Odbam, Hit entertain their ladiea tomorrow Seminole County Chamber of Chamber of Commerce member-, rather than following any minutely dsy afternoon following s heart i Commerce held at the Mayfair congressmen and anybody else pole when It cut down several night, starting at 7:30 o'clock, that we want these monies turned fence posts and barbed wire at It attack at his home, 2123 S. Elm Inn. with a dinner to be served at the ship drive committee, took ex­ detailed blueprint he might lay loose and spent,” Batch said. gouged through deep sand and in­ I ongwond Hotel. The guest speak­ ception to the fact that the appro- duwn. "The Sanford Naval Air Station Ave. "They’re telling us now they to a field. The President said he had no er of the evening will be Dean pnaiion hid not been received. ami the Sanford Titusville Canal A ’hilc chatting with hi* wife, , . can't afford to put this field in Constable J. Q. "Slim” Gallo­ "We were neither rcjectr.1 or intention of making the Gaither Oahorne K. Littlcfurd of St. Luke's Seminole County has been de­ shape. It Just doesn't make way said "Pm at a lost at to Mrs. Lois Housholder, Judge Hout- are wai U granted and those closest report public. This report by a here in Sanford and Seminole- sense,*' he said. "Our job r.ow is what happened for there it no signated hy the Secretary of Agri­ Cathedral. holder collapsed. He wav taken to to Ihe commission expected lit).- distinguished panel of civilians has 1County but to all of the area,' to gel the feeling of the taxpayer evidence of speed or passing an­ culture for the making of pro­ A novelty musical program will OOO," said Odham mil h- added been represented as concluding Saminole Memorial llsopital and Batch told the chamber of com feature “ Mualcal .Memories" by duction Emergency loan* to ihe ' expressed and to grt this 1300 mil- other car.” Glen Nelson, organist, and Holly "I don't think our county commis­ that Amerlra Is in potential gravg was dead on arrival. mcrcc dilectors. j lion-plus investment protected. Shortly after 12 o’clock, a 19*2 eligible applicant* who suffered Keller, narrator, of the Cooper- sion has given us the proper con­ military danger. crop loses resulting from the Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. "1 can conceive of no type ol Packard, driven by William II. The President'* discussion of Gregory .Music Co. and a silver sideration.” Lois Housholder; one son, Karproject to have priority over this Yarned, 60, of Longwood, attempt­ freeie of December 12 and 13. Odham commented that "any­ the budget was touched off when dollar quia staged hy Sanford’s Any established farm operator lyle Housholder; three grand­ one.” the Executive Editor said, ed a left turn off of 17-92 into "roving ambassador of good will”, body making a request of a gov­ • reporter noted that tome mem­ "and i think it should be a con- Wildmere Ave. and Into the path who is primarily engaged In farm­ Charlie M o r r i s on. Community ernmental agency deserve* an an­ bers of Congress In both parties children, Melissa, Way:te and ing is eligible if he (1) has suf­ 1ccrted effort to put this base In­ of an oncoming car traveling Mark Housholder, all of Sanford; fered a substantial production toss singing will ho conducted by Nel­ swer so this le a m atter with do not believe the IK9 budget to the shape that it should be In." south. son and Morrison. Joe It. Wclmcr which you men should concern will tie balanced or wind up with 'jjb stepdaughter, Mrs. Bclma Joel D. Radford, 20, a navy man because of the freeze, (2) la un Is In charge of the program. ■ , . „ . „ , I Citing a "boondoggling" story yourselves.' the 200 million dollar surplus fore­ able to obtain from other lenders A meeting of the Campbell-Loss- ,n , nalJ()nli m.g „ in e , Balch said stationed at Key West, said Laitlnger, Winston Salem, N. C-; ---- o-------------------Members of the chamber of cast by the President. the credit required to continue his ing Post, Amerjcan Legion. Montf,e story was an important one. "Thera was an automobile pass­ and one brother, Fred Houshoidcommerce board of director* re­ The President said It la quite day night will be preceded by a ing me on the left and I could not normal operation (3) has reason­ #r, Ft. Pierce. vealed that they would attend the pnatiblo that there could be tome i free feed, according to the latest j The Navy has spent four to avoid the collision that way to t able prospects for success with fivo million dollars a t Canaveral Members of the Seminole Coun­ issue of "Post (13) Scripts.” Jan. It meeting of (ha county additional costs beyond hit budget. was forced to veer to the right." the assistance of e loan. commission In in sttampt to get Rut he said he believes all lowrLoans may be made for Crop ty Bar Association will serve as w ! c . "R ed” ' Hlr*«T flrii vice- f.,i rbor: . * * •*«*•?’ The front end of Radford s 1921 an answer from tha commission prlorlty expenditures should be Production expenses, replecement commander of the post, will pre* mh \ t V h / h . Z r honorary pallbearer*: Judge R. W. Buick was damaged an estimated regarding the request for a $10.- reduced if humanly poisible. equipment, and other essential ’- J',ul f thV h" h"r $220. W ire, Mack N. Cleveland J r , pare the supper which will be ,loKl n* P1^ Should Congress vote additional served at 7 p m. , ? ,a, . h® th‘1 ,0 James L. Sikes estimated damage farm and home operating ex­ The men of tho Geneva Cltlien* 000 appropriation. John G. Leonardy, George A . , , , , ~ 1lb* Navy then why can t we go Association are putting on a fish penses. Loans may not be made expenditures which it regards as A Joint meeting of the Post Lx n|j the way,.. to the Packard would be a "total CRASH KILLS SIX Sneer Jr., G. Andrew Speer, A. ccullve Committee and the Buildfor refinancing existing debts or fry at community halt in Geneva necessary, lie said his own feeling __ ," . _ „ . , loss.” Saturday night starting at 3;3o p. vA- hinholer, Fred R. Wilson, Car- I I I Committee b .b ird lor 1 » . Th'. WARSAW, Poland «P — 8ix was that a reasonable amount ■>< Yarnell was charged with fail­ to compensate applicants for m. roll Burke. Gordon V. Frederick, their losses. persona were killed and two in­ deficit spending would he better ing to yield the right of way. ....... prior . . W. po» .u p -. L ' X r t . . ; ” ” ' “ W. C. Hutchison Jr., Douglas Stem A spokesman said this morning jured seriously when a fast mov­ than talking about a tax increase F u l l information -concerning Production Emergency loans miy that they are anxious to have a ing •let-trie passenger train hit at this time. strom, S. J. Davis Jr., Voile ATo he Initiated at the Monday Turning to the missile program, Williams Jr., Ambrose Oliff, and night meeting wilt be the now Balch laid "politic* have gotten so be obtained at the FHA office big turnout for the event vld.-n Is tba ruar of n alow freight aoulhHe said the consensus of h 'i ervtng this area which is located open to the public. A price will uast of Marsnw Tuesday, It was economic advice It that there will Wilson Alexander. ••cash attendance” award which f-‘r inl° lh* program that people in Room 417, Sanford Atlantic Na­ bo charged. learned today. Cause of the ernsh bo an upswing this year rather Active pallbearers will be: Lar­ won approval of the membership Nke you and me should speak up and b« heard The food will be prepared and was believed to he a faulty sig­ than a continuation of a down­ ry Juans, Ray Herron, Jam es at a previous meeting. Earl Toney, general chair mar tional Bank Building, Sanford. Tho nal system. swing. Cripps, Thomas R. Butts, W. G. "We’ve wasted time, money, for the Seminole Band Aisecia office is opened Monday through servrd hy the men. Also announced today Is the Kilbee and John Krider. brains and manpower and I for tion Barbecue to be held Saturday Friday, from 1:00 a. m. - 1:00 p. election of E A. Mouforton as At! members of the Santmd Chaplain of the post to replace one hope that It will stop" he announced that *10 chicken halves ns. '■'trine Club have been requested Bill Lockird who resigned. laid. were ordered for the event. Baki-d hi attend the funeral of Judge .Membership of the Campbellbeans, cole slaw, celery, am) cof­ Housholder in ■ body and to wear Lotiing Post as of Jan. 12 is 101 qL’ICk ELECTION fee will be part of the menu lor their fes. , below the membership for list LOWELL, Mais.—-(UP)— Just the event to he held at the Llks Interment wilt be In Lake View , year. two months after he registered to barbecue grounds. Carl E .Smith, M, passed away Cemetery. A new effort to bring the total voto for the first tiir-e, 21-yearThe srrvmg line* will open st Brisson Funeral Home is in membership up to or ovrr last old Will mm S. Kane w«t elected 3.30 p. iti All proceeds will be it the sAminole Memorial Hoscharge. year's figure is underway. 'to thia city's school committee. used ta purchase new uniforms , ta! i t 11:22 p. m. last night after a short illness. lie wjb horn lan. tt, UK In Ilomoseisa and has lived in San­ ford since 1919. He was a veteran of World War I and was a retlrrd • By CllARLES M. McCANN political picture also is a quiet Though he Is still vigorous, ami quorum of two thirds of the na­ carpenter. United Pres* Staff I'urrcspundeill struggle between vice president his health Is good, the men around tional assembly or 10J0 members Survivors Include his wife, Mrs The Chinese Nationalist regime Chen ami Chung's elder son Chi­ him are looking ahead to the day C. E, Smith, Sanford; two child­ ii required for a coniUtulknsi U undergoing its first big political an* Ching-Kuo for recognition as when he may five up the leader­ ren. Mrs. Martha Hauer, Nor­ amendment. crisis since It moved to Formosa the political heir of the general­ ship. folk. Va. and Richard Smith, San­ This difficulty might be met by ford; two grandchildren, two sis­ In 1949. issimo. Limited To Two Terms Has Wide Power The crisis threatens to split the One of the problems which the holding a new election. But Ihe ters, Mrs. Pearl LeCouris, T ar­ Kuotv.tntang, Generalissimo Chi-1 Hie contru! Yuan Is a sort of Kuomintang fares now it a m tset constitution requires that (he pres­ pon Springs, Mrs Cora Cochran, ang K ii Shek'i dominant political gu\eminent watchdog committee, of electing Chiang for a third ent assembly shall remain in of­ Houston. Tex.; and several niece* party.empowered to Investigate about term as president. fice until the Nationalists r*turn and nephews. Bremier O. K. Yui has been Im- everything and everybody in For­ Under the nationalist constitu­ to the mainland so that al* dis­ Funersl services will be held at jr^cLed by the "Control Yuan” , mosa. tion, a president is limited to two trict* in China may b* represent­ 2 p. m. Friday at the Brisson T.w of the five branches of the The aignlflanre of the Control aix-year term s. Chiang has a little ed. Funeral Home with Elder Robert Nationalist government, (or "ne- Yuan's action in Impeaching Yui more than two y e a n of hla a* As regards the eventual nieces- C. Wood of Orlando, officiating. g.:«t of duty.” lies in the fact that it la com­ eond term to aerve sion u> Chiang, Chen stepped into Burial will be in Evergreen Dispatches from Tsipef, capital posed of veteran members of the Political leaders are t a l k i n g the No. 2 spot last year when he Cemetery. of the Nationalist Island strong­ Kuomintang itself, and thus in­ about amending the constilutien was made vice president. hold, say tbat Yui may be ous’ed volves a party split. so tbat Chiang can serve a third But 47 year-old Chi ing Ching SIXTY-FIVE YEARS of Naval service are represented by these four Savage Son Ensigns •r. favor of Vice President Chen Generalissimo Chiang hims<-!{ U terns. One difficully about that Is Kuo, the generalissimo'* son, Is a ahown beinir prorputed to Lieutenant Ju n io r tirade. Cdr. 1. M. Rowell, Executive Of­ Cheng. not Involved in the crisis, lie is that the National Assembly, t h e sort o> power behind the scenes in ficer of VAII-5 perform s the ceremony which aaw L t(jg ) s Ellis Austin, John Hailey, The miv* against Yui Is a man­ the unchallenged leader, as he has single-chamber parliament, wet tha Nationalist set-up. Bob Tucker and Dick Conn boins elevated in rank. The above officers h uve made the ifestation of rising discontent with been for 34 years though he did elected on tho mainland in 194S. Dispatches from Formosa prsU. S. Navy their career. F o r them it has b.'cn a long pull, enlisting as seamen recruit the government and with Iba p rti- not assume the presidency until The National Assembly consists of diet that Chiang Ching—Kuo will and working their way up through tho ranks in their respective specialties until th ey 3,043 member*. Only 1.647 of them heroine an Increasingly dominant \r t set up of the Kuamintang. 19 W. vstrw tomnuaaioiifd N tn d officer* in Ju ly IVoti. O ffic ia l USN I’hotu) But la ttic e d in the NaUoaalat But Citiang la 74 j a u a old. ar* ta Furazosx — gad a legal ligure ui NaUouUst politic*. 1 1njured In Two Wrecks Yesterday During Noon Hour C O f C Seeks $10,000 From County C ommission Funeral Services NAS, Canal Important For E. Housholder To Central Florida Tomorrow, 3 p.m. Casselberry Lions Will Entertain Wives Tomorrow County Farmers Can Make Loans For Crop Losses 'Free Feed’ Will Precede Legion Meeting Monday Geneva Citizens Assn. Schedules Fish Fry Saturday 600 Barbecue Plates Ordered I C. E. Smith, 66, Dies Last Night Nationalist Regime In Political Crisis Additional Local News On Page 10 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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