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HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) "Ploaeo bo advised," Mid ttw paid
ad to T h e Royal G antts, a Ham*
titan newipaper, “that Mr*. Velma BurgoM la vary well and look
ing altar, bar children ia St.
George's. Rumor* of bar pasting
away war* erroneous.”
Mr*. Barg***, • «T-yesr-old
housewife, bad ao Idea bow tba
report o( bar death got around,
bat aald eba look tba ad to end
tba "nightmare." Sha aald, "peo
ple m a aurtad
tod
placblng aw to make sure 1 era*
•Hr*. BeUeva me, living tba life
el a gbact for eevaw daya ia no
tan. ao fun at alll"
Plant Your Savings
1%
JUttdpetdi
BM M
vUUweiUI DwwfltSiU tTairlAJ;
Aug. ML Tba FBI Aag. N filed Wbaliaala candy tales to toe
chargee agatoat Metberwen to Saa U. «. totalled tI.UT,0Q0J)W ia
Fran d r co for aaiawful flight to UBB, according to the National
avoid proMCUtloa for the crime of I Coafectlooera Association, up five
CAMPOBELLO, New Brunswick
1per cent from 1MT.
(UPI) — A heavy wooden crib will have to be made with all ap murder.
one* wed by the late Preildeat propriate partita present."
Franklin D. Rooeavek •• an to*
font waa pat baek in tue thl*
Hospital Costs Up
rummer.
Chriitopher C. Smith, 1*-month- NEW YORK (UPI) - Hospital
old ion of the head of lha Na* costs—at an all-time high —will
tional Arts Foundation of New continue to aplral at about five per
York, Dr. Carlton Smith, slept cent a year, the mw president of
in the crib at the Rooievclta' the Amarieu Hospital Assn, aald
CHEVROLET
aummer cottage an thia Dlaod. today.
FDR’i Crib Bock
In U m Again
MR**
son aad Mr. Pearson. We appreci
ate your appearing this morning."
I suspect Pearson and Anderson
went away n little disappointed. 1
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dNftimora Doctor
Winner At 96
most m.p.g'.
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. UNGFIELD,, U u i . (UPI) ** N' Psnnebiker, gg,
el-B alt ]more, Md., baa won a<
SMM|tod bet with vital statistics.
, w » Maisaehusette Mutual life
toaaraace Co., anid tlmt Puum.
W w baa received the p r o n to
ktm • SLUM life insurance policy
he purchased la 1IS0.
Company officials aald the doetor, who waa IT when he bought
(te . folky, had less than om
AtaBet to MAM of reacbiBg Uw
on# of 7 big b e sts C hevrolet g iv e s you over any ear In Its Held
Proof ttod Cheey deilvmu the
i a gallon comae from in
i:th b year's M
’ B ub. Far a pair of
with PoworgUdo walked away
tba tout two pinom to their e lan
to (net. of m n fullRiaTeknc, rugged
Postman’s Route
l i t Repetitious
•ak aa
Hare’s a whole cool, thrifty me*]
M ia carton , . . power-pnekad
w ith p a r* p ro te in th a t b u ild s
•aargy and restore* vitality.
. m r o N (UPI) - P i t , » .
7.iA-
Van lots of Borden’s Cottage
►ttago
all ausanu
CREAM ED
conAoi
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■ N csee
"a aow Ugh tod»*
tog styling?
■ K tT ■ R A K K t—In competitive
to ts of ropeatad agon from highway
•ooedn, conducted by NASCAR**,
Chore (mtatnpped both of the "other
^ ^ N f U u r J l y - C h e v y brakes with
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^ * ° P m e n to f Asomka’amotoi
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dnntly elear. Chore fro n t a n t b ln
■prices
avenged up to 1128 higher than c
P4r*b* » » leia of Um ‘’ocher two.
BCST D M IN K -C bovrotot engtaw
have long won expert prmha
Get ttw most lor your money-visit your local guthorized Chevrolet dealer!
HOLLER M0TOR SALES
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NASCAR
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Bat Stays $480-Month Tail Gunner
M BRCED, C alif. (U K ).
A ir
taa* rgi*nt w ho tah erite d a
wtowed a t »40 mHttoti aaM
t o kacp hla MOO a m onth jo b
n a r on a BAS j o t bom ber.
"B
o t enough to bug g ro " B ua t, bow
now I’v e ggot
rtes fo r e w hile," said S g t. Thom ea L .
H ew lett, w h o lo i t s ttened a t Cootie. A ir
F a ro e Booo»
T h e O - y w oM atam an tahw rtted t h e
m in e f t a a M rs. C ora D ia e m o n o f L h rfcfetn a C®H# t h i widOW Of A WOBDUtOf* I t
• t o believed t o b e th e burgoo
iftB'
b e rry , I t , th e d a u g h te r o f a Merced C oaety
tu rk e y grow er. M rs. D b to m o n w as a friend
• f th e M ey berry*.
I t e y ! n a a a n d h ie b rid e b tfrk a d e d
th e w idow e n d listened t o h e r etoriee o f
a ro ep ae tin g trip e th ro u g h out th e world.
B u t h e r fa v o rite sto ry w as one about a
m is s la
th is
I t h e y o u n g eddale a ja o t a i
am p to th e a r a & m in k f l d
fivvoe w eeks before oho
sh e died.
died, th e widow said
t h a t th e y w ore to h av e it.
B o w le tt w e n t to A laska , reetahed A s
— a n d o b tained th e tanprem ive geo-
H ig h to day 10 to 94. low to n ig h t 76 to 71.
VOL. X U X
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a
AUSTIN. Tex. (UP!) I d ertlrt*
m two coottoenta celebrated
toYirst" today after radie am i
^ a s estabtlahad between T h u s
and England vto the
Tto moon-bounced radie signals
were transmitted Tuesday and
engineers of the University of Tea
ns, worVin* Jointly with engineer!
to Mahaic. England, am oui c ef
toe accomplishment.
It waa termed the first time ra
dlo signals have been transmitted
By moon reflection lor n distance
MU»*1 to one-quarter af the earth’s
Circumference. It was % distance
1,000 miles further than that atcompUsbcd recently by the Army
M Fort Monmouth, N. J., accord
ing to Dr. A. W. Straiten of- tto
mivarslty.
Straiten said the mom mast t o
visible to both England and Texes
tor the esperiment to to
successfully.
Ike Pledges 'Last Atom
Of Energy' For Peace
BONN, G erm any (U P I)— P rooldont Ktoenbowor l u i o l
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ON K n n o u n — B a tm e n ) Can tie. O m a n E llashto
K u n g jju t r i g Ha will bn n gu aat o f th o Qu m m a t th a
Nows Britfs
to Bowa — Co.
m adtoa Jim m y D urant#
dlaplnya th o com ant c u t
(In set) o f h is fam ous none
which will bo given to tho
S m ithsonian I n s t i t u t e ’s
P hysical A nthropology D e
Aid Queries Settled
p a rtm e n t In W ashington.
BELGRADE, Yogoelavia (UF1) Jim m y 's proboscis m an.
auras 77 m illim eter* long,
od with U. I . ' mflttary aid te 86 wide, a n d ha# a 98
Yugoslavia, which stepped to 1MT circum ference. N o a a of
at Yugeelav rsm art, have
settled, tto news agency Tanjog a v e n g e m a n m easures
66-2642.
said today.
B X m SD A , Md. ( U P I ) - L L
(Jg) LaRoy ColUna Jr., son af the
governor od Florida, waa reported
to excellent condition at tto Naval
Medical Center today fallowing
gtaetk surgery tar sovero facial Ja-
Union Chief Back
For Sled Talks
W1W„X0KK (UPIL - . I M e n
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Diplomat Approved
WASHINGTON (UFI) - t t o Sen
ate Vonlm Relations Committee
Tuesday spgieved Walter C. !
ling, a career diplomat, to bo as
sistant secretary of state for
European affairs. Bowling, n na
tive ef Atkinson, Oan la sow am
to Korea.
Steal F or Kicks
TAMPA (UPI)—Two IT-year-old
toys who talked like Beatniks ad
mitted today they committed 12
burglaries "Juft for kicks," police
reported. Officers said Donald Wil
ton and Geiger Powell took articles
and sash amounting to more than
|5 Million Fire
LIMERICK, Inland (UP1) About 300 persona wen left Jobtote today by a *3,<00.000 On
which gutted a block of offices,
Mope and homes Tuesday la the
heart ef Limerick. Officials called
tho fln the worst In Ireland In
many years.
Jet U nder Bridge
COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI>-CapL
g. Ltppo. an aircraft com
et the Strategic Air Cornbaa been grounded Indeflfor flying a ilx-Jet BIT
bomber beneath the Straits cf
Mackinac Bridge in Michigan.
T to n la about 130 feet clearance
totwaen the bridge and the water.
Chinese Cross Line
NEW DELHI, India (UPI) Chinese Communist troops have
entered India from Red-dominated
Tibet, according to reports from
reliable source* ben today. The
alleged border violation wa* said
te have taken place in India's
Nteto Eastern Frontier Agency,
the wild and mountainous region
wtoah herders oa Tibet end
throagh which the Dalai Lama
made Mi escape from the Commu
nists tost March.
*100 Soviet Subs
Prowl Pacific
RAN DIEGO. Calif. (U P!)-T to
presence ef 100 submarines bnneved to be Communist to ton
Pacific baa resulted la sresfton
j f f a staff Job for a deputy aavai
Commander te be concerned aelnty
with anti-submarine
SA N FO B D , FLO R ID A
• I Woat Gormnny’s capital fifty af B o n today to launch a
historic nuclear ago erutadfi for pooso.
Tho man who led the Allted am toa 14 yooru figo he to.
filet on Germany tho moot cruahlng deffiat in Ita ktotenr waa.
welcomed back hero in triumph today aa tha free West’a
t
Collins O kiF
T tx a s Bounces
Radio Beam O ff
Moon To England
'" '
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af theta
Housing Bill Passed
A
Committee c h a te a u lo U .
j . C. Butchlam at
a Village.
T to World War II vttarm
.
■ aid er has ever 00 years eapertm m to produce operatloa. Gen.
HutchUoa has served oo the SemiM il Memorial HoapUal Board,
to aa laaodatad with • tto gaafard
t f J S o r i T u b r a r y . tto Ctomtor
to Commerce and the Growers and
Shippers League e( Florida.
Altar 21 months combat aarvlce
to the Paclllc during the war the
g n e ra l accepted the w naadm al
Japanese troops eo Mtod inae Ha
retired from the service la INS.
'‘Chase A Company is proud
pleased to have Gen. Hutch
areoririxd to tto company as cxeeutlve committee chairman", BanM a ll Chase, president, said to nakT i g the annonneement.
26 ,1 9 6 9
to to# ooU war with
to Florida must
WASHINGTON (UP1) - T h e
i a j tm pie oaly ease tor the year, Bourn Rule# Committee approved
S a l u t e Board ol Education com the WtoO.a0M00 " second try"
mittee haa decided. Tto talUm toe
ualng bill today. Debate m I
a m t to paid when tho pupU la House floor waa expected to 1
Gen. Hutchison
iJoins Chase Co.
; • * f ’S v i V
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WASHINGTON (UFI) -
tee tom I V service, are dvflton
O i panala eaa register m day sided partly or wholly
subsidy to
el only ma
migratory
eet-to-aUte M *
tog policy
tto Aug.
IS meeting afjcounty K h o a l~ P « ;
Maodaola who toacuacad tto tel-
f
,*3. ■_i>L-
|P
to Mm
la to
Tho latrulate
W E D N E SD A Y , AUGUST
.
own a home to Vtorida
auto a d m it waa paid. OUnr neww m to riarida pel theta childsaa to caoaty acaoaia, to t t‘hey
ha
KatabUnbnd HOB
•i
To Resist
Iko Demand
Schools Already
tnroll 9,082
% toots
LiRtod W i n
m
m
/
tlatione today, even though to
contends that up to no# they have
been ”a sham.”
. McDonald hat bean absent from
the bargaining tab]* since Aug. T,
leaving his ssi IiU bCs to dicker
with the representatives of the 12
strikebound steel comps nil j on
“non-economic’’ clauses of a con
tract. that la. Issues other than
wages.
gage
gasoline tax tocraam te
Interstate supafhlghway
U*j . But bath w a to to m
different form than Elsonhw
sought, the i mrcaa sold.
His third top-priority rnqmst,
authority te boost to tin a t n
oo government bands, has b
plgeoobold by tto Bouse Ways A
Beam Committee. U ...............
increase laterest an
bonds appeared dead f
sion. Congruea might atom te UR
the interest celling
meat tarings
HouseOkays Bill Limiting
States' Power On Taxes
three matters,
problems could arise
failed to act on tto
Jouramant, expected
tto firet half ef ~
Him fa ]Uhui
■ showdown on a Dai
promise proposal an few
vertlal Issues
on a labor reform bill. Sea. Barry
Goklwater (RArii.) haa said to
would move to soak new laatruelions from the Senate V tto
ferece w en deadlocked at I pi.
m. But he indicated to might
scrap tto deadline If the
making headway then.
Casselberry Asks
Road, Bridge Work
jm t T o Spook*
U n d e rw rite rs
Cistult Jndgs Voile A. Williams
Jr., wfll apeak on "The Courts
and tto Dumpcratic Processes to
Our Form to Government" at tto
St. John's Life Underwriters'
Assn, monthly meeting tomorrow.
A permanent meeting place will
to chosen at the noon lunehsoa
meeting at Jim Spencer's Restaur
an t AU members of the associa
tion a n urged to attend and local
life Insurance agents are Invited.
No Clues Found In Knife
SlayingOfCaliforniaCoed
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Police
today chectoj known sex crim
inals and bo(n man and women
friends to alaln University to
Southern California coed
Edna Martin for cluea to tor
kilter.
Police admitted they were with
out any aubitanUa] leads in the
knife (laying of the 2I-y*nr-otd
U9C music student from Rock
ville Center, N. Y„ who bad a
fear of dying young.
"We're not dismissing tha possi
bility a woman waa the kUlar,"
said Inspector Thomas Reddln.
"And we're not dismissing tho
possibility that It was a h i fiend,
a friend, or a prowler, either.”
Miu Martin, nude and bleeding
to death from three stab wounds,
wa* found Sunday night on stain
lasdlng to tbe apartment of her
bearded fiance, Glenn Robert Binlie. 27-yuar-old USC graduate art
student.
Kinile has “ passed" a lie daIff tor to t and b u s f l o o d gf
the slaying.
Mias Martin waa previously
married. Her termer husband,
John Lewis Taylor, H, told Unit
ed Press’ International In Chicago
Tuesday that Mlsa Martin had g
premonition ah* "wouldn't lire
WABONQTON (UPI) - Tto
firm*
Honan naa petted and returned te local
taxes If they merely
the Senate legislation temporarily did
to o state,
limiting atataa’ powers te tax the A Mala
or
Ra
local
governmente
.------- ^ bmUtenea which cross
Ml
aa incoms tax only
la seek salat.
ipaay or to agents aaato_______ rare, which would ap- if #
ply te tha t m and ISIS tax yoara,
plaas to busineae to tha stats.
Tto Senate passed a differing
version to tha MU tost week. la
contrast la hasted Sonata debate,
tto Haute stamped approval oo
tto measure Tuesday .with Uttte
C— Iborry Commission Chair
aaaa Graham WUIton asked road Tto Senate Mil would perman
and bridge Improvements to tha ently exempt from state tanas
at their flm a that sand oaly salesman
tote a state.
Water |a trapped In • dip to Tto meaauna item from recent
t i b* Catherine
“
I* Circle aa 1*
Supreme Court rulings permitting
loaves Seminole llvd., Wilson a Mate te tax laooma from tha
aald. Ha asked for a culvert drain tala af goods within to borders,
la tabs tot the water,
"Just sloughed It off. You know
how women are. She wsi an art
ist, a musician. Most creative
people gw through periods of de
pression — they don't have a con
stant emotional pitch.”
Miss Martin bad her brief mar
riage to Taylor annulled earlier
this year os grow da that U had
never been conaun. mated.
to, and
to
hind to
gigantic Jot trauport to Wahn
estimated is,0W German#
lined the 19-mile rout# from Wahn
to Bona sod to nearby diplomat!# TALLAHAMRl (UPI) - Ttm
suburb to Rad Godesberg where
the president waa tn spend the State Mflh CommUeten, oriteg m
night to the U. I. embassy real- a request hfi Duval County ritW
•ere, took o rises took M ay to
flew te Europe tho Jacksonville print war wteefi
knowing fell well that hit day to ha* aote mBk eoeta gripping M
talks with Adenauer Thursday low as 12 rente a half fetish W
might add te the Soviet bitterness normal
toward Woat Germany, but the The fries war iw ttrii
American leader waa determined added te aa already
te net Us "last atom of energy" agenda tar tho monthly
Men meeting at tha r
to hi# Jet-age quest for peace.
The president and Sec. of State several Jociaa to
Christian A Harter will apw
•even hours In conferences with
dairies
Adenauer, Foreign Minister Hein small
rich von Brentano and other Woat be wiped re t If
German toflciala.
Thursday evening Elsenhower Tho commission alia
tad today to
I norive
files
Britain
uiea on te
io m
u for n five • day peeled
which ha will maka from the milk Industry on o prw
visit, during wt
t quick trip to
la Scotland te call posed order to) peaauao tanner*
on Omen Rltxatbeth 11, held down- for ov production.
T han naa been no retell prioo
to-earth diplomatic talks w i t h
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan control on milk te i
and rocrivo Spanish Foreign Min- state jurisdiction sine* J.
later r e m a d e Marie CastieUa. Odbom h o c a m * com
On Sept I he hops over to Paris chairman.
te meet with French President Tho o—imloolcw could pot to
Charles de Gaulle In what may be u price floor by odmiairtratfvu
the toughest pert to hla mis order to too Jacksonville dispute.
But tuck a move probably wool!
sion designed te weld together
solid Western front before hla draw opposition from Odham wfw
meeting with Revlet Premier Niki maintains that "eaU H what you
will. It la atlll prise-fixing.”
ta Xtomabchae lept. U.
S k f*
sue patot as R euuld be,
at togM WJHaou
Tto tanctiaa to
fiamtoate Bird, la to tod way ta d
needs blacktop, to said, retailing
that g dangerous accident secure
ad th an test year.
N A S Officers Join
In Tribute To
Choolain Fuller
Naval Air Station officers ire
expected at the Seminole Chamber
of Commerce Coffee Club temor.
row to help pay tribute to outgo
ing base Chaplain William C. Ful
ler.
NAB commanding officer, Capt.
Lionel A. Arthur; Capt. Jama i D.
Hamate, Cdr. Paul Ipelta,
Cdr. N o r m a n Mclnnte a rt
among those officer* expected for
the 10 a-m. gathering to Mrs.
Appleby’s Valdes RteUl
Chaplain Fuller win traaafer hla
duties to eight destroyer* to New
port, R. I., heedguarteia to
DESRON 11
Kirk Plata office building will
he visited after tto
Cancer, Heart
Cures Predicted
MEMPHIS, Tens. (UPI) - Dr.
Wilier C. Alvarei, 7».yesr-old
syndicated medical columnist and
former consultant of tto Mayo
Cllnle, aald here Tuesday ha ex
pects to llvs to see a cure far
some kinds af cancer.
Dr. Alvarei la her* to apeak to
day at tho opening session to the
31th International convention ol
(he Alpha Kappa Kappa madlcal
fraternity.
Speaking of cancer, the Chicago
physician said "one of the biggest
things people could do la quit
smoking, but they won't."
"Many of my friends died of
cancer of the lung and thsy were
ehala • smokers every one,” ho
added.
Of other diseases, Dr. AWares
aald, "within five or ten years, I
hop* we'll understand the cause
of hardening of the arteries,
laading causa to heart dlm ae."
I.U/.T,
We’re bot on tho trail to It
now," he explained.
Survey Approved
On Ninth Circuit
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov.
LaRoy Collin* today a-iolntcd a
three man eommiaron ! > find out
If the population of the Nini.1 Judl
dal Circuit has lncrcaied enough
te warrant aa additiooal circuit
Judge.
The circuit la made up to Bra
vard. Indian River, Martin, Okee
chobee, Orange, Oiceola, St. Lucie
and Seminole couatlei.
Named to tho commission were
WUUam H. Dial, Orlando, O. W.
Laycock, Rocklcdg*. and W. T.
Warren Jr., Fort Pierce.
ColUna empowered the commis
sioners to hold public hearings In
their determination of the number
to people living la the rireult.
ConiissioN Looks
Into Milk War
A U a c b o n ilb
evidence to the way tha cold war
haa switched the worjdla power
fraota since the destruction
Nail Germany la 1C43.
Thu West Germans see la Presi
dent Elsenhower sod the U. 8.
their main hope ultimately of
breaking down Soviet hostility to
German reunification. The Boon
government staged a welcome
here that reflected the unity hopes
not only of St million resurgent
West Germans, but also to the IT
million Germans under Commun
ist rules In tha East.
Thousand* to cbeorlng Germans
lined tbe streets la every little
town and village, waiting for tha
Elsenhower motorcade on the 10mile drive te Bonn.
Banners inscribed "Welcome Mr,
President" and "Germany la Indi
visible” draped village streets.
U. S.^otM Special
Laos Military Aid
WASHINGTON (UPI) — T hO
United States has decided te aaui
apodal military aid to the govern
ment to Loaa to help it d *
Communist-led rebel forces.
An announcement la exp
to be made today outlining
amount of money to be granted
the government to Ike tiny Sooth
es*! Aslan notion. It will be need
to buy amoD arms, uniform*,
and other military equipment.
The decision followed shortly a
warning hereby tbe Laotian gore
ernment'a special representative,
Ngon SananUune, that hla govern
ment faces collapse if tho Com
munist led rebellion la not aeon
stamped out
Sinenikooe, the brother of Vte
Heavy Equipment prime
minister to Laos, told State
Department officials hi a S5-min
Needed, Engineer ute
conference late Tuesday Out
the military situation In Laos in
Tells Commission
"grava" and If allowed to wo
Seminole County’s trucking needs "It wUl become l debacle.1*
were explained to the county com
mission at yesterday's meeting.
A now bulldoier la needed for
the garbage pile, said Engineer
Robert Davis. To help stop the
odor out there liquid fuel would
have to bo put on tho garbage
and the pile constantly mixed Advertising to bide on building
while burning, Davla told the com the Seminole County Health Can
missioners.
ter should begin in four n r five
Threw dump trucks, a rubber weeks, Architect John Burton told
tired front and loadar, and a small tho county, cjmmliaion yesterday.
r aJer also a rt needed, the en Acceptance to n bid will prob
gineer aald. Two of the three ably be three wee..i t.
.,
dumper* should bo to yard tan Burton told the ecmrnlsslonm.
dems ho explained.
A proposal has been made to "If we get It on the road by tha
allot $40,000 to the 103fi«0 budget first to the year we'll bn doing
for buying this typo equipment. well," said Commission Chairman
John Krider, referring to n date
for starting to build.
Tbe 5,700 square foot Health
Dowling To Speak Center
will be in tbe bloek be
Robert Dowllnf of tho Dowlln* tween Mh and 10th street*. It wlU
Appraisal Co., which la meklns contain an assembly room, labora
the reappraisal to Seminole Coun tory, office* for a doctor and
ty properties, will bo guoat speak dentist, X-Ray, heart and cancer,
er at the Jaycee meeting tomor mental health and sanitarian’a
row a t noon In tho Chrlc Center. rooms.
Health Center Bid
Ads Due In Month
"1 Just kidded her," to aald
New County Home
Boiler Okoyed
filled by a three • star admiral
jeh M will be to consider
a against attacks which County commissioners yesterday
h* la inched by enemy aub- agreed to buy a $1,200 bolter for
the county borne ami to pay 1300
He said Ui* Pacific fleet at pc*- for Installation to an oU tank
"a great deal more there.
ef its time in anti- The Md to Bolter Service Co.
was accepted on a boiler which
t r a i n i n g an
minder-to-thid of tto U. B. Pnalwill give <03,000 units to heat
Mc fleet, made tto disc
Tto four • star admiral aald he radiation, compared with the 1<0,Tuesday at the Institute of
altered 100 of the UO subma- 000 units the present bolter pro
nnnlteal flcleneei
Communists now have vides. Tto 1,0*0 gallon fuel tank
warfare.
n it M a tin g in the 10 • million will burn about an* gaDon to *U
•f toe facto* Ocean. per hour.
STS’
BUDDING SCHOOL ARTISTS wilt bo well auppUod aa
county school supplies manager Roger Hterla check# hto
clipboard and shelve# full of a rt malarial# for itndont
u#e. A busload of educational material# v e n t out from
the Palmetto Avo. supply office this mamnJf.
Squall Watched
O ff Texas Coast
Post Office Nearer
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A
squally ares carrying winds to 33
miles per hour was located about
UP miles off the middle Texas
•oast early today, Urn New O r
leans Waather Bureau reported.
The Weather Bureau waned
■man craft along tho Texas and
West Louisiana coasts to remain
la port The bureau aald eeat are
rough and beaebei awash.
Tbe bureau aald there were no
Indications yet that the squall#
Into the eetson’s
The eite for ■ new Sanford Poat Office a n y bn ehc
within ilx month# end construction of the buUdinf to *ch*»
dulcd to begin In Into 1960 or early 1961, the C um ber ef
Commerce bulletin report#.
The present post office win be modernised and used he
house the locel U. 8. conservation agency and other Federal
operations.
Special Assistant to the Postmaster Genera) In charge
of facilities. Jack Grant, assured C of C Manager Krider and
County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. of the construction
dates when they were in Washington this month. The C «f 0
hai been working for a new poat office fog the past three
years.
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HarrisesMark
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Johnny Phillip* k u returned
(i m Bn «Nki m C w i Bock-
■rook*, presided; Mrs. Tom
inrot v )« president) Mrs. M. S.
; iH k iab u k , McrvUry, Mrs. ChasU r Cuorry, amUuot secretary;
Mrs. a w n Scott, trsssursr and
Mrs. M. J. Sorekewsky, kU U riu
u i correipoedlei tocrsUry.
Following th* business m M m
Mrs. Msrgorot Soynofab gnvn n
pteturo study of Christ, using Hoffmnn’s portrsynl. Other members
•ttsntflng worn Mr*. Dougins Mom
s t n a . Mrs. Eugsas PualagUo
L ake Monroe
Personals
LEO TURNER
Leo Turner To
Enroll At U. F.
Leo Tumor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. X. Tuner. Lake Bird, la Loeh
Arbor plane to enroll u Uw Universlty of Florida thla fell tad
will work toward a dears* in phar■acy.
Leo pleyod trumpet and bari
tone in th* lemlnole High School
hand tad waa a member lb* en
tire four yearn. He was 1st. LL
Member* of the Laks Monroe
Home Demonstration Club m*t at
Uw bom* of tho President Mr*
H. L. Johnson Thursday evening
to maht Cancer dreaainga for the
N. C. At the elealBf CnttlMa
>•14 Atifuit i t , Johnny « u seI « u 4 u "Honor Camper" ef thn
group 4 200 boyi.
H i nlao received ihn oward u
Christian Church
Plans Supper
LEM O NS
m w wHtrs
POTATOES
ruua u p s
TOMATOES
—eekhw Krlepy
ptcht* pdth Dtu
n o*.
M am l Pastel
Crackers lb. 25c
Pickles
27c
Napkins
Detergeal
Ckkkea af th* 8*a
If, Ot.
Martel Facial
30c
Hankies
I t Os.
Klithe* Charm
Large Fk«.
33c
C h ’k T u n o
tab Ft.
Hetna Fsaey
Braazt
35c
Ketchup
27c
W ax Paper 19c
Detergent
IS Os.
H tisu Strained
g Jan
Xerthttn
Lux Liquid
39c
Baby Food
53c
Towels
2/37c
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couful in dealing with the
*o-call*d internal disorder*
o/ the atomach, inteatln*.
livar, respiratory system and
circulatory *yat*m,
Ban.. Aag. **, t i l l * liN P. M.
FIRST CHURCH
OF THE NAZARINE
IIS W. ISth
3/25c
With Fee* Cteth Lg*. Fkg.
CHERRY PIES
roaeh
2/21c
W hy M illions Choose Chiropractic
rords to th* wlao are, health. It
1M 1 Maple A rt.
la d e d
No Charge — FahU* WoteeaM
» BBrieB
artkla*
pubiiahed la thn pahlk later*
cet la esflnla and Uaatnte
the practice a( adeatlfle
Chiropractic, written by Dr.
F. Lai Etrwia whose office h
hut* la th e world to 1U sound » « te d i t M l & Freads A t*
scientific basis as a r*tfi"* and Un talnaheae aamhar la
of restoring the condition* of FAIrfnx M id i
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T llJ t MUN FANCY
Surf
ship among th# membership. An
•ceordlag lo E. j . Meughtea Jr., Intersatia* program wlU ha preBervleo Chairman of the Seminal*
iif
u f fellowship onCounty Unit of Uw Society. Mem
ber* enjoyed light refreshment*
while making tho dressings.
Mr. end Mrs. William UpthroU
■»* '*»Uy have returned from
HAPPINI88 THROUGH HEALTH
croae City where they hav* boon
BY DR. F. LEO KIRWIN
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Trlho sad a Junior l i f t Basing
certifies!* and rtflrry member*
ship sward. Ho played first has*
on Iho cams bosobatl loan and
participated la football Ualataf,
swlnualng and track.
Johnny la th* aoa of Mr. and
Mrs. J . B. rhilUps. FalmotU As*.
Christian Church win hold a “Fel
lowship Supper* In Iho oducatlnaal
building. Thursday ovsalng at «
p. m. Th* suppsr will bo a pot
luck affair and all members sad
friend* are lavUsd. to come and
bring Iho children.
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earth were “virtually complete,"
the aeuraae taid.
U nderw ater W orks
LU1N0, Italy (VPI) - ItaUaa
customs poUca officially dialed a
report that amupglan w an ereeit u SS-mlle Lake Matgtare from
SvNaatlaad Ip a auhw tfM
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Drive Carefullyi
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�n o n i i i hi firth place, dumped Dm
Batata M in a pitchers* duel.
Matam hta. Daytona Beach moved
hack tala lecoad place by defeatio f Tampa, 44, Thla left the la*
leaden two lamoa off the leal, a
hall b u m la front of Tampa,
Lank place Sanford all hut tUmln atal Imnb-pLaco Palalka from
tcnlion flar the aoaoad hnM fettle. thn rrnanUi, p-t. Thla put Palatka
Three af tteaarv mcioua caafead- t a r j a a t i behind. . •
IBa “make or bretk" (a me for
mama (M l) ta Bunak* (D-U). an .
New V ert at derelaad (altht) The race tightened i p a lift thn Tunwrup teams may mall ha
—Maas (1M) va BaU (34-10) or more Tteaday alxht whan at. Pet
O n a t (Bi),
ersburg's load v ia cut ta tve
Balttamra at K a n s a s Ota games.
(sight) — Walter ( H ) va Tat
taerla (M ).
Beaton at Chlatfa (eight)—
UoobeuqueUa (44) va L et* an
(•4).
League Leaders
Caahm, St. L. I ll «7* SO U i J O
Pinaaa. Cla. 131 US 110 ITS J33
Copeda, S. p. t a 4M 70 lia MS
Temple. Cla. m 4M M U i JU
tA-BBgyjgjm11^|I0
Kueaa. Det.
Ill 4 0 7 0 U7 M l
WoodUaf. Bit. 1U Ml U U I M l
Kalian. Det.
IN 411 71 U4 M l
Ruaaeis, Boa. I ll 417 Ti 144 J U
Km . ChL
US NS OB U» M l
Tuttle, K.C.
1U 417 71 114 M l
w* ror*m c*t
msfiso
Three Homers Aid
In Sanford Victory
PALATKA — Sanford bit two
three-nm bomera here laat Bight to
taka a 0-7 fame from the Radio*!
wHh three bl* Innlngi.
la the opening frame, a walk
and time# atnlght singles by Gese
Elaner. Prank Hum and EmUkt
Naranjo scored three runs, with
H aiti dealing home for hla tally.
la the fourth, alaglas by Joe
Klger and Connie Leiesao set the
stago far Blaaer'a homer aad la
the sixth a single by Leo Veato
and a walk aat Urn stage for Jake
United Press faUrandnanl
FRESNO, Calif. - Ctrl Bobo
Olson, 171, Son Francises, TKO’d
George KsrttUan, 11S, Syracuse,
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TOKYO — Hiaao Kohaysshl,
124K, Japan, stopped Little Ceur,
U S*. The Philippines, (S).
BAST PROVIDENCE, B. L bora. 1 sheets, Farrell (0) and Tony Anthony, 170H, New York,
New York
1 N N 1 S 1 P -S U I Thomas. Wb*a#r—Podraa (ll-T). stopped Bob Young, XTIVe, Pros iCleveland
40S0MMX— a i l Loner—Roberta (U-14). HR—Bal
Peed, Blaylock (4) a a t Hew der, Hodges, H. Andorra.
HOUSTON, Tax.
Roy Harris,
M a r t. X eliah (144) ami FtaOarIN, Cut *a Shoot.
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or, Cotavita t, Throaeberry, La- Milwaukee 000 000 001 3 - 311 S
St. Louis
000 000 100 0- 1 g l
Spahn, McMahon (•) aad Crandan. Glteoa, McDaniel (10) and
Waahlngtoa
IN 10J SON— I U • •milk. Winner—McMahon (4-1). Guerin Signs Up
NEW*YORK (UP1) - Former
Detroit
000 410 MO- 1 < 1 Laaor - Gibooa (14).
Iowa Star Richie Guerin has signed
Bemoe. Stohho (0) oad Court3M 1U 124-12 U 1
•ay. Foytaek, Morgan (I) aad Son Frio.
000 300 021— S 101
Berberst. Winner — Ramos (13- Pittsburgh
Aaloaalll
(1-7)
and Landrlth.
U). Loser
Foytaek (12-11). HR Kline, Groan (l), Greta (0), Poe*
terfield (7), Witt (•} and Bur
gess. Loser— n in e (H 3). • HR—
(IS innings)
Bootoa
IN NO 001 S -4 1 S 1 Spencer, Stuart, Aotoaalll.
Chicago
OU ON OOt 3— 1 IS 1
kid 401 000— 0 it •
Sullivu, P m fetm
(I) M l Chicago
130 000 110— a IS 3
White. Daisy (IS). Doawvaa, Sta CiachmaU
Bushardt, Henry (1), Eistoo
i n (•), Lowa ( » ) a a i Lellar.
Winner—Lown (S4)., Looor—For- (T) and Naeman. Porkey, Schmidt
afalM (3-3). HR—Cash, Malum. (4), Broans a (S), Ackar (I), Pena
(•) and Ballty. Winner—Henry
Ba Mlmore
301 010 OSft-1 « l (04). U ser-Purkey (10-14). HB
Norm, Necmaa, Pendleton,
Kansas City 000 IN N O -O N * —
ODaU, Brown (0), Loss <T) aad Lynch.
Trtaudoi. Herbert, Taltmmia (4),
Sturdivant (!) and Smith. Wtamr REMEMBER Year VBeatles
—Taltouria (3-1). Loser—Loss (4- With SNAP MOTS
S). HR-Boyd, Nlomaa.
National LaagM
WeUmtitliiteA
Lae Aagaka* Ml l M N h - i t l
Philadelphia
010 0 Q tS l« - lT 3
Podrei, Sherry (I) aa i Boat*
Tender Sliced
National League-Face, Pirates
100; AntoeelU, Giants 11-7; Uw,
Pirates 14-7; Ntwcombe, Reds
114; Conley, Phillies 12-7; Podrtf. Dodgers 12-7.
American League-shaw. While
Sox 13-4; McLlsh, Indiana 144;
Pappas, Orioles 134; Wynn, White
Sox 14-1; Lory, Tigers 18-1; Maas,
Yankees 114.
Two senior linemen will to-captaio Florida State's IMS football
taam. They are All-Florida guard
Ulmer of Clearwater and tackle
John Spivey of Panama City.
RfPUro Te AS Makaa
Howard C. Long
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SLEBPmo roams. Tho 4tables,
401 Wagaulie. PA MM
APARTMENT*, t * S hi
house; furslteod A safer
lOIA I* PAYTON
24M Mtewadte Avs. P i PA l-UU
•-ROOM uafemtebad hmm. H a t
PA MM*.
on
2-ROOM furnished aoertmeiil Watar furnished. 9M. PA 9-1*9
after 1:90 P. M.
CLEAN furntebod 9-room apart
ment. including lights and bo*
water; th a n bath. No thildrea.
91* nock. FA I-2UL
Down Payments
Low as $425
You can move in immediately
while the papara a rt being
BEAUTY OPERATOR, guaranteed
processed.
•alary. Mary Brown's Baauty
I h o A HU PalmotK 7%.
We Guana toe Personal
Satisfactions On H ie
1 BOOM Efficiency Apt, private
bath, auUablo for ooo or eoupte. Com tract ion Of Your H one
to Hlfh School. 3
Actom from Peat Office.
Or Your Money Cheerfully CONVENIENT
bedroom, 1 bath CB home; FlorBoOavay,
havoc
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TWC SAMH oeeA H B
o v e o / i r w EETTINO
M C-DOW N.1
i r s Litce
o N T V -T M E y n e
MODERN 2 bedroom apartment
and efficiency apartment, both
furnished. SOI Palmetto. Phone
W - B U N B .V ^
*^e
UP FOB ADOPTION
wo bedroom ceocrete block
home. Good nelshborhood cloee
to shopping centers. Furnished,
Including Air Conditioning. Two
Utility rooms. . s u for Mom
and one for Pop. fSNO.00.
REGISTERED
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN
* *w
ViILL,THAT" SAVED A
— 1 QUICK s /
r LOT OR EXPLAMNO
Did you know that we hare listed RIPE FOR SUBDIVIDING, two
a three bedroom concrete block forty aero tracta high dry roll Gentleman or lady. M l Urn* em
borne In town for lean than ing country. One with small
ployment, guaranteed salary.
$3,000,007 The down payment la lake, 1300 f t off Rt. 17-02,
$415.00, and the monthly pay. Orange City, N. of Lake Monroe.
U mlnutoa to Daytona Bch. and
menta are *3.00.
Orlando, via new Interstate hwy;
Write Box JA, Sanford Herald.
UBN18HED apartment, clean and MORE FOR YOUR COMPORT,
c l o s e in. Jimmy Cowan, Ph.
CONVENIENCE A MONEY
4 BEDROOM, single star home
PA S-4013.
PRICK alone.' . .doe* not deter* on one acre m rich Irrigated
mine true value of a purchase. land, located S mlnutoa from
1197—1 BEDROOM houso trailer,
Compare SAN SEM KNOLLS
Phone PA 2-7113.
HOMES with other medium downtown Sanfocd-a good buy
priced homea before you buy.
ng. Write R«* i t
LOCATION. . ia a very important CALIFORNIA BOUND, Nary Offic
Mlchlcot, Wisconsin.
factor to ha considered before er can’t taka his 2 bedroom, 2
buying. . .Near ScheolaT Shop bath Pinterest homo with him, NIGHT work, tale, etc. f A > i M L
ping Centers? eta.
bo ia taking • loss for quick EXPERIENCED salesman, agn
INDIVIDUALITY. . ,!a an import- so
sate. Located in walking distance 37, wholesale and retail, also
to Plnecroat School, this born* taught retail selling, desires to
la ready for you to movo into settle in Sanford. Write Sahotoday. Priced at $1 MM.00, with man, e/o Sanford Hen Id.
good term*.
SEWING, mending and iMarnUons. Ph. PA 2 71*3.
2 Bedroom home, newly decorated,
i t r uotiumtew •ruvuiww ow w
kitchen equipped. U • good resi
range and refrigerator with tot
dential section, only flSMg
lb. troesar unit; completely air
Down, balance like rent.
conditioned. Yard beautifully
landscaped. Phone PA 2-4014.
FURNISHED room with kitchen
privileges, business woman or
couple prrisrred. PA 2-4340.
NICELY furnished clean apti , W. «. "Bm r R1M PKB Agency
small children accepted. 404 E.
14th M. Phono PA *420.
ASSOCIATES:*li E T s ffe r,
Arthur r . Day, EvsreU Harper
Robert P. May, Bart Pilch*
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WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
Wo invito you to bn cur gnonta nbnolutely froo
without obligation nt ono of Sanford's tending
Motote white you locate aoltable hooniag for
you and y o u funity. Pick up your hoy at tho
rEW CB 3-bodreom. 1H tile
baths, terrasso floors. GB stain
less steel kitchen, casporte, uti
lity room: pump and sprinkler
system. Call PA 2-341* after I
P. M.
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FURNITURE
’30 PLYMOUTH tudor sodas. 1
owner, price MM. FA M ill.
•13 W. n i l St.
IKS VOLXSWAGON, aolld gear
finish, clean inside and o u t Real
• a o n o m y. II,iso. PhoM
FA MMO attar 0 p .m .
fttf Suita tot Big Maa
up to ........ .. i ;M M t
AIM Wnb-n-Wcir Sulla I1 IH
Over M t paira or Trousers.
Va eaa fit all flits 3* to M
Maa’f 13.23 Bathing Trunk*
Now Mu
The itaru la knifing with hun
dreds ot bargains (or n an, wo
man and children.
ROUND, SHORT and TALL
COME ON IN. WE CAN FIT
a RASY TERMS
WE GIVE TOP VAI4/I STAMPS SINQER ELECTRIC Sewing Mac
hine, for balance due, to reapooWILSON ■ MAIER
ilble party in this vicinity;
Ntw Aad UMd t m t m
AUTO GLASS
complete with allachmcnu and
■ U M IM H
r» m a
new guarantee. > paymenti ot
INSTALLED
Windshield
Bnck Gina Used furniture, appliances, tools 9l.tr each or nLU discount far
caab. Write Credit Manager,
Dow Ginas
Yost Glaan
Bon CM, Sanford Herald.
SERVICE
Seaknrik Ginas nnd Paint Co.
US-114 W. and SL
$SAVE$
FA M M
Now * Used
Furniture nnd Applinncen
M other of Sanford
203*209 E -F lrat f t Ph. FA 2-0033
New A Used Furniture A A
nacer. A Good Fine# To
BUY SELL or TRADE
. 31 NUNS FURNZTUBE
410 Sanford Ave.
FA I
1958 S IM C A
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1958 C A D IL L A C
**•1*' Conn • F all P » » a r > S V i ) Baal • W
(Ms Owner • Immaculate • Light C m
W /W T lm
T
1958 BUICK
1956 BUICK
Special Feeder Sudan • Standard TranamUalaa • Ra
dio • Heater • Origins*] Ftelah • Claan Interior •
Ptrfevt M tehnkally i Real Lew Caa4 Tranapariatten
1956 C H E V R O L E T
Saper Fardar Hardtop Sedan • PH • 1
Air • Tfcla Car Haa Had Gead Care
ThrMihaet • We Invite Yen Ta Try It,
ALL translator portable radio,
brand new, $35. Phone FA 2-3754.
CROWDER peat, okra, by the
buihel. FA 2-0415.
LESK, 4-draw filing cablnata,
reaaonably p r i c e d .
Pb.
FA 3-3401.
115 HARLEY DAVIDSON Motor
cycle. Phone FA 2-1740.
GOOD USED a-row ratary duller,
Oliver IS” plbw and 7’ fartlliiar
dlitributor. FA 3-STW evening!.
FACTORY TO YOU
EVERHOT Electric Cooker, excelALUMINUM
lent condition, wonderful for picVEMETUN BLINDS
niea, camp or home; 111. L.
Eocloted head. Sir-proof bottom Smith, 272 DcBary Dr., DcBary.
rail with plaitle tnda. Plaatlc
or rayon taper* Cotton or nylon I3A—Article* Waited
corda.
Senkarik GIsm nnd Pniat Co.
112-114 W. 2nd St. Fh. FA 2-4822
Foot Lockera, Car Trunks, Tarpa
Tenta, Work Clothe*. Army-Navy
LOST; Black cat, larga white tie
Surplus, 310 Sanford Ava.
on throat, anawera to name ot
‘'Skipper1'. Day: Orlando Gaa
n*
39”,
1-yr.
old
llotpoint
Range
For all your Beauty Need*—Har- with push-button and oven tim Co., CH 1-1474, substantia! re
rioll'i Beauty Nook, 103 ge. Oak
er. Call FA 2-5812.
ward.
FA 2-5742. Air Conditioned. Soft
Water, TV Stamps.
Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick
Service With The Cash. SUPER
TRADING POST, FA 3-0877.
COLLIE, black and white female,
13 raontba old, AKC registered.
Phone FA 2-1312.
DACHSHUND PUPS — FA 2-1347.
PARAKEETS, 13 breeders and
cage, $10. FA 2 8517.
Your EVINRUDE Heater
Robson Sporting Goods
104-8-S E. lit.
Fh. FA S-3M1
I ft. CABIN CRUISER, nicely
equipped, must tell, $3,700 cash
l i f t RUNABOUT. 12-HP WIsard
motor and trailer. $200. Call
Mr*. Lawson, FA 2-0331 before
$ p. m.
___
DAY CRUSIER, 18 ft. 9 in., com
pletely equipped. P h • a a
FA 2-3705. •
H O M ES i
FEATURING! Quality
Economy — OrlglanlUy
V I8IT MODEL AT
500 French
OR PHONE FA 2*7284
G R EG O R Y
LU M B E R
PAINT and
WALLPAPER SUPPUES
luy 1 Gal. — Get 1 FREE I
MARY CARTER FAINTS
W. lit St.
FA 2-3841
READY-MIXED CONCRETE
Mailbox Poita — Window Lintels
Window Sills — Greaia Traps
Stepping Stones — Dry Wella
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
308 Elm
FA 2 3731
Counite}
Club
Wlanoh
1957 B U IC K
1957 O L D S M O B IL E
Soper Fordor Hardtop Sedan - PB • PS • RAH Tilted Glaaa • Interior Like New • Lisht Grata A
White FlnUh • Deep Treaded Tlrea • Yan M ad Lank
No Farther If You’re laterented la Drlvlag Kiel
n o n e
H O M ES
•
•
Quiet Coma unit/
Near Golf Conran
Includes Cloning Cast
Turn Went On 20th
81. Follow Country
dub Rd. A Watch
For Our Signs . . .
O PEN D A IL Y
*280
DOWN PAYMENT
Hapar Fordor . l>y»»fU ■ I’ll • PS • KAU • Prtead To
Sell!
"111” Station Wagon • Fordor • g Cylinder • Standard
Traumbatea ■ ItecondiHeard Throughout
Falrlane “300” Fordor Hardtop • VS •
Radi* • Tutoee Gray FlaUb W/W T lrr,
Car la Good Condition
» A F '»
1956 C H E V R O L E T
1955 C H E V R O L E T
*-318” Tudor VI • PewerxUde . Good Body * Paint A
Little Thin But Ready To Go
Belvedere Fordor Sedan • VS Kngina • PB • PS • RAH
Fash Button TrinumlMlnn • New Plaatlc Carer* - New
White A Yellow Finish - Try and You’ll Buy!
iiA V ii
n in e
195S P L Y M O U T H
1955 C A D IL L A C
"H " Fordor • Automatic Tratawbates • Radio •
Heater • PS . PH • Ntw Cover* • Good Tlrea * No*
Had At All
1955 RA M BLER
Stray Fordor • VI « Overdrive Tranemlaa
Low Coat Traaaportatlea
Tador Slattea Wagon • 8 Cylinder * Automatic TranstoUaten • Heater • Good Leatherette latarter * Sleeps
Two
1954 P O N T IA C
MONTHLY PAYMENT
Feeder Sedan - PR - RAH . Automatic Trsaemkeiaa «
Canid L'aa Seat Cover* - Body A Motor OK, A Steal A t
Falrlane Hardtop Cpe. - V* • Automatic Trana. - R A H
Clean Throughout.
• Complete 2 Bedroom
Horn# • Florida Room
• Utility Room • Carporta • Landscaped Lot
• City Water and Sewaga • Pnvad Streets
ru n e
4 IA F K
n i n e
W hen You C an
Have
Super "M” Ceupe . PB - PS . RAH > Tinted Glam •
Cteen Body and Interior • Gteeay FUriah . W/W Tlrea
1957 C H E V R O L E T
1955 B U IC K
ro n e
NEW
RAVENNA
PARK
Falrlaae '3M” Fordor Hedaa • VB - Antomatle Tree*mlaaloa • Radio A Heater * Grey Interior • Bad A
White Ftnlah • It Haa A Let. Of Eya-Appeal!
“ FM />»
riA A T
EA SY
1951 D O D G E
G M A C
W ID E
LO W
N A T IO N
CO ST
F IN A N C IN G .
1953 D O D G E
Meadewbrook Fardar • Overdrive * l a
ALL FOR
ItOO A. M. ’Til Darh
SUNDAY
3:00 P. M. Til Dark
Shosm aksh
FURNISHED MODEL
OPEN DAILY 11) to 8
Conntruelion Co., lac,
XU Waet xnk Slreel
Phone FA 3 ItM
W. 20th a t. FA 2-7608
SANFORD
2nd fir Palmetto
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Corned Beef
STARTS TOMORROW
“LOVING YOU*
ALSO
“KING CREOLE"
m^?15r*s5 f i ? fheOM m man than U mUL Fill* M i F Jr tju— Dtrtketti. icw rilfli |i
rachlagtM, D. C^| T m t V Pat Bird lMtUaU*
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SUNNYLAND SMOKED
,>vu t m
wi bl
Legal Notice
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Delighted
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HEAVY WESTERN CHUCK
n u p r — PnM k
D R E S S IN G
IHorldjt. •« w » l«
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Clerk of M id C oart ond as nr a i
•ha W » will ha
op«n«d eo p , thereof an P le ln tltre e tto L
■nd rood aloud.
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I noro on o r boforo Septem ber H ot.
Drowlna* ond
eiTea 1MI. or * Decrbe Pro C ontH M w ill
ha obtained b r doooolUna
b« entered eg e ln st poo.
^ s * 1*.**1; . A
I WITNKPd my bond and root 01
IV, Corner PI rot »trest1 a n d “ e*1*" cio rk of th a Circuit Court In and
SSwVTuY M J J S t . "X8 » * " .« !-* & es&
to oaeb porooa who ro tu rn a the
dooumonto In good condition within
11 d are a tta r Ik* bid opening.
A certified aback or b an k draft,
parable to tba Board of Fubllo
nalructloa for gamlnoto Conntr.
Florida, U. A Uorarnm ant Bond*, or
a ootlafaetorr bid bond oaoculad
br tba bidder nnd nceaptnbSo aura*
Ilea In nn amount equal la flra
par rant of tbo bid ebnll bo eubmtttad w ith each bid.
Tba auceaaatul bidder w ill be re*
qulred to furnlah and p ar for
3
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CAT ON A
TIN FTOOf
SW IFT SEMINOLE SUCED
Clark C lranlt Court, In nnd
F or gamlnola County, Florida
B r M artha T, Vlblaa
Deputy Clark
Birdseye Broccoli 2
FREE G IFT S
*1
T on nnd ea«h of ro a a r t karobp
potltlod nod roqulrod to praaont
IV
olalmo and demands wklok
p a t. o r eith er of ran , m ar k a r t
---------- . . . ae ta ta of J a k a O.
deceased, lata a t eaid
tko C o u atr Jn d g a of
C ouatr,
kta
lomlaoL. . . o. n. ly
. .. Plot Ida, a t —
sfflso In tha so n rt hauao a t M id
C anatp n t Sanford, Florida, w ith in
otght M la o d a r months from th a
tim e o f the firs t p u hlltallua of
Ihlo notice. Bach claim o r dem and
•h a ll bo la w riting, and aball a ta la
tbo plOM of roeldenoo and pool
•fftsa addrtas of tb a claim ant, nnd
•k n it bo owora to b r tbo claim ant,
ag en t, attorney, and n nr a .e h claim
UNCLE BEN’S
FO R N EW
ACCOUTS
(tssj
i&i.
SPEARS or —
FRESH GROUND
Fordhook Limas
SWANSON
"OLIVETTI"
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITER
WlUk
90,000.00
ACCOUNT
v ic n rrrio c h i a m
NOTICE U berehr given th a t we
are M gagod la huelaeaa a t 111! *
t i l l P a rk A re, gamlnola C suatr.
1‘lt.iLli, uader the ttctlttaue turns
sf, Luke A bacboea ghoppa had
dacested
th a t we Island ta register said aama
, W, Ware, A ttorney
with th a Clerk of the Circuit
OODRUFF B ld g ,
Court, gemlasle County, Florida,
. o . Boa I t t l
In
accordance with the prevlaleM
taford. Florida.
of tba Pletltloue Name gtatutso, ta*
with I Boetloa Mi l l F lorida Bt*>
tutee HIT.
g |g t L A M Deaelopmcat Cory.
' NOTICE U hereby given t h a t 1
a m aagaged ta buolasM al 111 W« Publish Aug. I t It, It, A feel.
> ITU a t , Eaaford. as minute C o u atr, I, IMt.
F lorida, uader tb o fletliioua nam e
. a t P laeerest Middle K eraer Mar*
eery Oohool, an d th a t I Intend ta
NOTICE
reg lo tar Mid nama with the C lark
o f th a C ircuit Court, aomlaolo Ta all Baal Katata Agency's.
All proparty owned by m la
I C o u atr. Florida, la accordance
wMtea
CCOUNT
with •
$3,000.00
ACCOUNT
SW IFT PREMIUM CELLO
PM RADIO
with •
91,000.00
92,000.00
ACCOUNT
ACCOUNT
SMALL LEAN
aU tha market,
Thomae Ratliff Sr.
■ Highway 17-W
$ 80 Qwarlarty (or a 94,000 L oam
9100 Quartarb for a 99,000 L oom
AVAILABLE TO RIUURNT8 OF FLORIDA ONLY
C U P AHO MAIL *
e ria r d a y — a t t h e
H ond A DEPT. STO RE
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SANFORD
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. IN *
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. M«
Germans By President
Gwaway (UFI) — FvaaUmt Eiawhowv talked
a t w ith w w t Oermaa Chancellor Konrad Ad>
j aad than toM newemea his forthcoming « •
Kelts with florist Prem ier Nikita S. Khrushchev
"in recess af |» n U m H
Company Coming
•a d Mr*. Myron Accardi of D aBarr by Food Fair Managar Henry Ashton, a s ha hands the couple their etrtifleets for a week’s vacation a t Miami Beach. Mr. and
Mrs. Accardi warn given the trip in a Food Fair aalea
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
White House in n n m n f today that
Xing Phtuniphea Adaadst and
Queen SiriUt of Thailand have ac
cepted President Elsenhower's in
vitation te Visit the United States.
Bus
L aw C hanged
TALLAHAS8EE (UP!) — T h e
Stole Patrol today reminded FtorIda motorists they no longer have
te stop for a school hue If they
are in tee opposite Ism of t tear*
lane dlvifoii highway.
'NatureBoy' WhoSteals Expensive Im pulse
LOS ANGELES (UP1) - Sales
man Michael feid, te. was fiaad
r a i d he achieved. Ho seid he
m i l le t ittend I summit meetlag that would amoust te a yro*
pagaada mill.
Eisenhower u id the promise, or
laoarsaee of progress, for a iuramit meetiaa could come from an
other meeting of the foreign mlai•tore.
. After hie German preee confer
ence, the president Oew te Leaden,
where he got another tnmeadoua
welcome. He was greeted h r the
Bait sf Gocford, representing
Queen Klinbeth; Prime Hlaiiter
Haiwld Macmillan and Poreiga
lae. M e m Lloyd.
Elsenhower will bold a total af
U been af talks wtth Macmillan.
The president reaffirmed that the
United States seeks an end te
"the tragic division at Germany."
Ha premised that until then the
United States and lla Allies will
protect the freedom and wolfa n
of the Maple af Berlin.
ho squirted
South Protests
Butler Loyalty
Oath Proposal
At om camp alto, Fleer aaid,
Glbbe had dug a ISdMt well from
whiah an IS-foot pipn yrevided
traata running water. The goner■ter supplied him electricity.
The well wes dug with a hole
digger Gibbs allegedly stole.
PI cor sold more than 130 ar
ticles ranging from n tent and a
two-burner stove te
and small toilet articles were re
covered at tho two ramping spots.
Picor Mid their value was about
eld "oaten hoy" accused of steal
ing to live te style In the weeds.
The searchers trekked through
the rugged forest near the Frank
lin flood control dam in march of
Prank D. Glbbe, who ie wanted
an burglary ehargM in te r n New
England states.
Franklin P o l i c e Chief John
Pkor said two of Glbbe* elabor
ately furnished camp sites ware 31.000.
It was not known whether Glbbe
found Wednesday. He had barn
living in tbe wood* about three wm armed. A Mauser pistol wn
found at om camp rite and rifle
Glbbe* sylvan homes ware equip shells at another.
ped with stolen its mi, including a * Picor described Glbbe as "vary
generator taken from tea dam’s bandeoma." Ha said ha wm
checking out a report that Gibbs
repair atop.
oocc w u a patient at n mantel
hospital.
Deputy P o l i c e Chief James
Nowell Jr. said Gibbs, an Air
«
Force veteran, “ must bar* had a
N o P ro g re ss
NEW Y O U (UP1) - United
Stoehrerhara President David J.
McDonald returns for the second
straight day today to tho bargain*
inf tab)#, asserting that both aides
la tea steal atrtks are far from
agreement "an any Issue."
F i g h t C z a r Goal
NEW Y O U (UPI) - Chair
man Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn.)
dleeiseed today that his Senate
subcommittee's brand now invtstlgatiM of professional boxing
bopM to stimulate legislation pro
viding for a national boxing Com
L i g h t s Knocked Out
SUKFSIDE (UPI) - This liule
seaside resort north of Miami
Beach w u without lights for an
hour today after Nick Condos, for
survival course."
mer husband of Martha Rays,
"He’s been giving us a bock M rammed his sports car into s uti
a time,” Nowell said.
lity pole. He wsi charged with
drunk feivtog and released on 1230
Tbe South Seminole Unit of
bond.
Tbe Ksdeta of America will be
honored at a buffet supper at T
A New Tax Joke
p. m. tomorrow at (be Women's
LONDON (UPI) - Comedian
Victor Barge arrived here WedKsdeta and their famlliea will be
guests of their new ipocsor, tee
Miday aad said there la a defi
South Seminole VFW Post. Com Seminole County boat owners nite connection between bis trip to
mander Harold Mata and VFW are following a statewide boat Europe aad teat of President Eiofficers. Art Block, Arvid Bird- nglatratkm lag that will catch a senhower. "I paid so much tax
•hi, Laurence Chunat and Paul lot of people If registration ie put that Elssahower la coming over
Faford will be boats.
bare te thank me personally,"
off too tong.
Kadeta who attended training Only 3M of tee approximately
camp will tell about camp and 1.500 boats to tea county have been
show pictures of the activities to registered, Tax Collector John L.
Savannah, Term.
Galloway said today. In all Flor
Special guests will be Gen. Wil ida, tea ratio is about 30,000 boats HILO, Hawaii (UPh — New*
liam Dyson, commending officer registered to 333,000 teat footed bo. reader Amedeo V. Rivero cali
Kadeta la the state of Florida
Fines win be asoeaaed after brated his 73nd birthday Wsdnetnod his assistant, Gen. J. P. after Oct 30, which will be 31 «Uy Bad remarked to customers
Greene.
days after registration started. Up that m had outlived ail Ms Irienda.
to 3T3 may be charged persoM Meaaoifo later, he waa struck
who fall Id register a boat power by a d automobile — and Injured
ed by more than 10 banapowar.
M inisters Agree
Kadef Fete Slated
At Casselberry
9
m
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Soutoareen demanded
(hat Butler real** Ua party pete.
VhM have demanded Butler's
resignation to the past because ef
Ms Insistence on a strong dvi}
rights plank next year aad.kla
k a party's
n a v 4 « ’a m
n w ra * .
criticism mofJ ithe
congeesteooal leaders.
The latest Dials protest stemawd from reports that Butler
planned to ask tjie national counwitto to continue the rule adopted
at tea 1>M convention that oslegates be required to see te R that
Sin nations! nominees are an the
ballot to southern states.
Ills aim was to uadermtea plans
for soma southern states to omit
tea names of the national nomi
oses and put up Instead a slats
te else tore pledged to vote 1m
Dixie party candidates.
Sea. Strom Thurmond (DA, C.),
who bolted the Democrat!* party
te IM to bead tha Mates* rights
ticket, and Sen. Harman Talmadga
(D-Ge.) ware among tea first to
denounce Butler's move. They de
manded his ouster u party chair-
To Sponsor Talks
Tbe Seminole County Ministerial
Asm. baa decided to sponsor a
Bible Study Confer*nc* offered bp
tbe University ‘of Florida Exten
sion Division.
Tbs association voted at a spe
cial meeting this morning to spon
sor tha lectures on the Book of
Family N igh t Ends Isaiah which will be given by Dr.
Elmer Ualie.
for the conference
Season Tomorrow willArrangements
be completed at the Sept. 3
^
Tim Sanford Greyhounds will meeting of the minutcr's assorts• dote eat the home baseball season
Friday night with Family Night,
admitting one whole family ef
fans for only ft- A cut rata af 3* Mickey Must Pay
cents for Individual admissions
LOB ANGELES (UPD-A Judge
will he in effect also.
Wednesday ordered Mickey Cohen
Tha Greyhound! end the tenon to pay 34.000 damages to a waiter
bate with Tampa's Tarpons, still ho attacked last year in s Holly
givM a mathematical dunce iar wood nightclub. Superior Court,
Ate Florida Stats League second Judgs Joseph L. Call set toe
half title. Jerry Patcnaude la the amount after g long hearing of a
£ probsMs pitcher for tha final home 330,100 civil damage suit filed by
tha West German foreign Mlniatry here after another overwhelmtog ovation from tana ef thousands
of Germans aad n lin t round cold
war talkf with tea fo-yeardd
chancellor.
Asked whether ha believed Us
forthcoming meetings with Khrush
chev would heJpbreak the ice
Jem of tee cold war, JUaaahewar
aaid he did believe so.
At tee l i n e time bn deplored
what he called "bomb-rattling''
in world diplomacy and expressed
hop# that his present Caloric
peart mission to Europe would
P * 7 the way te batter relatione
with Russia.
The chief executive said hie tenvenations today with' Adenauer
had not reached the point where
he wanted te diacuaa tktm hi m
elite detail.
**
■p JACK PHILLIPS
The crash of a Sanford Naval
ir Station let bomber Mar East
luubo, N. C. brought desth to Ha
Hot, U. Cmdr. John B. Sangater,
abate T ilt p- m. yesterday.
Photographer 1st Class Deltea
E. Wilson, US Summerlin Dr.,
Sanford and Engineer William P.
Mitchell of St. Petenburg were
ordered to bail out by Songster.
No reason has been found why
langiter didn’t parachute with
them, eacept that he may have
beeing trying to aavo the, piano,
NAS autboritiea aaid.
The NASD bomber left the Naval
Air Station at 4;M p. m. yester
day m a routine trailing flight.
Mechanical difficulties are believed
to have caused the crash. The Jet
eaplodcd upon Impact, a u r the
Cawtawba River. Wilson and Mit
chell suffered minor Injuries.
Sangater, M, lived here In San-
Thor With Movie
Camera On Flight
Down Atlantic
CAPE CANAVERAL, FIs. (UPI)
—A gleaming Thor balllstle mis
sile roars off today on another
"eys-ln-teesky** flight that could
■Id spice projects of both tho
present and future.
The blunt nose sone of the stub
by rocket contained a movie cam
era to photograph separation of
the cons from tha body of the roc
ket, Informed sources said. It was
ths fourth ca marl-carrying Thor
In s current set series.
Tha Air Fore* said a team of
Technicality Ruled ships
and planss in the Antigua
Island area I.$00 miles south of
O ut On Schools
hare recovered the data capsule
NORFOLK, Vs. (UPI) _ Vir om hour and n minutes after tha
ginia's controversial Pupil Place Thor blasted off on Its 10,000ment Board was told today K oould mils «n hour flight.
not keep Negroes ate af white
schools by backing out gf a faderal court suit m a toga) techni Goldwyn Is 77
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — M-vle
cality.
Federal District Judge Walter K. magnate Samuel Goldwyn cele
Hoffman told placemMt board at brated his 17th birthday today.
torney A. B; Scott teat any quali Goldwyn rose from a ll-a-week
fied Negrocy would be ordered glovemaker to became one of
into white eehooto whether Ike Hollywood’s fabulous pioneer mo
board was a defendant ar *oL
vie-makers.
ford at l « Woodland Dr., bet hie
hometown was Nathrop, Cole.
United Press reports said Mit
chell landed near a farmhouse end
w m f t W i i * in m n liir te*'•heck
and for observation.
Wilson WM found some two
hours after the crash wrapped in
Milk Commission
Refuses To Set
Floor On Prices
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tbe
State Milk Commission has re
fused te set an emergency retail
price floor In Jacksonville’s price
war. But the agency agreed te
take a second look at the problem
within 10 days or two weeks.
The commission v o t e d 3-3
against establishing the prtee
floor Wednesday although milk
priest In Jacksonvllla have fallen
as low aa 13 canto per half gallon
below normal.
Commissioner Wilmer Bassett
of Mootlcello, a milk distributor,
suggested tbe state agency set a
floor price of 33 cents a gallon,
« cents a half-gallon, and 8
cents a quart.
But tea co mm lasloo rejected the
proposal.
Commission Chairman J. Bralley Odham, Sanford, said the
agency should keep out of any
price ware. He aaid competition
was a "heathy thing" and when
distributors are hurt by It, they
should not coma running for state
help.
Odham said the squabble would
be halted simply by distributors
refusing to give discounts to gro
cery chains.
Milk wholesalers In Jacksonville
have been forced to lower their
prices to meet competition. H. B.
Pownall, Miami, president of Vel
ds Dairy Co., said he planned to
take the matter to tee Federal
Trade Commission.
(Sm another story af Page B.)
star to ball out at WJW foot
two dives felled te roatert
compressor* an tee Jot mg
that cut out.
Ha aaid the piano's radio
radar stopped working mb
before the crash. The three the
they were Mar Charlotte i
the trouble developed.
Mitchell .aaid ha hailed m
t t .000 foot.
Anyone wishing te
baked gooda or food J
contact Mn. William
at PA 3-5331, ar teas*
Proceeds from * ia refc wtfl Id
used te awet current isiM M s hi
the building ef the new iooat hnl
and say excess wUI go toward
furnishings for tea but.
Donations of furnishing! weald
bo appreciated. Scoutmaster K. J .
Demon Jr. aaid that Ifl fotfisg
Boosttrs To Bogin
Activity Tonight
The Scmlnnla Boosters Qte» w 9
hold Its first meeting of the ma
son at T: 33 p. m. today to foe
music ream at Seminole H te
School.
Plans win be made for foe
membership drive at a bMtoSM
meeting after a showing te mods*
te Iba Celery Bowl game, £
Urgent' Bills Pass In Flurry B y Congress
By FRANK ELKA1EK
WASHINGTON (UPI>-Our law
makers are off on their annual
headlong dash for adjournment.
Tbe aim is to get cut af town
before Khrushchev arrives.
A measure naming tee “Peta
luma River” to California, for axample, waa ntabsd through the
Senate and on to the White House.
This stream formerly w u known
as "pstslums Creek," but you
know hew It's been reining some
places.
Tbe House passed nad sent to
tee amassto^ nJdU jo remove Urn
fmm te reduce the taiM on whis
kyOne way ar another, other ur
gent measures also art. being
cleared from the calendars. Tbs
heps to te adjourn by Sept. 3.
Many problems remain and some
members don't think they will
make M.
There was unfortunate publicity
earlier this year about wives, sons,
daughters and other kinfolks on
congresstonal payrolls. To help
clear tee decks for adjournment,
the House Administration Commit
tee has taken care of the resolu
tions attend to stop this. They
have beau filed, la case anybody
breath m e te m r. This may notify te a r wants te see them again.
closet drinkers aad atbers for A WU to publirtie the travel ex
changes. n private operator could
start charging congressmen far
their fares.
A big roadblock to early ad
journment to tea peanut bill passed
by tee Heuae. It says for purposes
of acreage allotments peanuts that
are boiled aren't to ha counted as
peanuts.
Southern sponsors thought this
measure bad a straight furrow
ahead In tee Senate. But Sen.
Kenneth B. Keating (H-N. Y.)
baa thrown In an amendment. It’s
• civil rights bill he couldn't get
out of committee ever strong
southern opposition.
Under Senate n lea amendments
don't have te be germane te the
bill. Senators hoping to revise the
Jl
rr
I r —
in
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Parents, Future Parents and AO Chic Minded Citizens, ear
Schools will soon be opening their doors to a better future for
oar citizens of tomorrow. Many children will be attendttig school
for the first time fnd hare little knowledge of traffic safety.
Your caution could save a child's life • • • maybe your own!
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HAVE TOUR CAR C H K C U D by aa expertl A sp ear
that k not ia ptrfMt mechaacal condition k a potential
m urder weapon I TIm few dollars j o e ^>ead may save
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T H IS M E SSA G E IS SPO NSO RED B Y T H E
F O L L O W IN G C IT IZ E N S
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R. T. M IL W E E
RO Y A. W IL L IA M S
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Seminob County School Superintendent
Chief of Police, Sanford
BOB CRUMLEY, Agent
ZITTROWER BROS. GARAGE
American Fire 4 Casualty
1400 Elm Avft.
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MARY CARTER PAINTS
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CARROLL’S FURNITURE COMPANY
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116 W. F in t 8t.
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CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
107 W . Second SC
(■'oneral litsuranco
114 N. Pack Ate.
FA 2*6431
HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD
SIS W. Third SC
LEE BROTHERS, Plumbing
319 Elm
Ave.
FA 2-4530
FA 2*5561
PA S IU1
VIC'S STANDARD SERVICE
t i l N. Park Ave.
DONALD N. FLAMM, Insurance
1626 Elm Avo.
GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY
PIG *N WHISTLE
Bo. Park Ave.
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Seminoies Get
Record Turnout
Seminole High School’s 1090 foot
ball squad started •wealing yes
terday at Coach Jim Pigott and
bit itaff put the largest turnout
if prospects the school has had
through Initial wortouta. Eighty-
five boys worked out and flva
morn win report later.
Pigott got right down to butlMts, bringing out the tackling
dummies and giving the boya
plenty of running.
Pigott >nid he was "real pleat
ed" with the large number out
for the opening drill and said he
probably would break up the
squad into units by the end af
the week or early next week.
The Seminole hopefuls worked
out yesterday In gym suits but
will get down la head knocking
in pads as soon as conditioning
drills are finished. Uniforms will
be issued Monday.
Asst. Coach Dave Laude S tarts Linemen To Hitting
Grads David Stanley, Billy Tyre Show Seminoies How
Opening data la Sept It, when
Ix>w On Padded Dummies.
On Balance Dummy.
(S taff Photos)
the Seminoies play Titusville here.
Titusville replaced Lyman e
WASHINGTON (UP1) - T h e year’s schedule.
■ bum Ways and Keans Commitffe, in a rebuff for Speaker Sam Boosters Drive
Rayburn, refused today to accept
• compromise highway revenue Starts Thursday
plan calling for a one-year onePoles Seek UN
oent increase in the gasoline tag. A t High School
WARSAW (UPI) - Poland will
By a vote of U la 12, the Tax
apply for a Mat to the United
Writing Committee turned down
Natloaa Security Council this fall,
kick aft
Mm compromise which Rayburn
the Polish news agency PAP re
Thursday
si
a
bad worked out Monday with Dem
WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday, acattered showers. High today 88 to 93, low tonight 70 to 75.
at M
cheat AO ported Monday night.
grata on Um Public Works Com
ha
United P ress L eased Wire Established l'J08
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1959
VOL XLIX
mittee. The Public Works Com
SANFORD, FLORIDA
NO. 60S
Little, But Loud
tak e
mittee handles highway legislation
PRESCOT,
England
(UPI)
—
K Ways and Means Committee
a maria af the Celery Bawl Mlsa Elisabeth Wilcox, M years
all financing bills.
In place of Rayburn's compro gem# w il be shewn and re old and four feet seven Inches
freshments served. The meettall, was put on probation Mon
mise, the committee voted I t to •
ta reaffirm Its support of a pro lag will atart at 7:21 p. m. la day for slugging a six-foot. 170pound policeman with hla own
gram calling for a 22-mooth gaao- Um maste ream at
helmet.
h c tax Increase af one eenL
Chairman Wilbur D. Mills said
NAACP Picketing:
Mm committee Instructed him to
WASHINGTON (UPlk — Preal-ion highway financing, government I President Richard M. Nixon, who a special aesiion of Congress If House and Senate when he wae
JACKSONVILLE (UPI/ - The
Introduce a 33 • month bill. This
National Association for the Ad dent Elsenhower dispatched let- Interest rites and housing mort- presides over the Senate, and the lawmaker* failed to authorize asked about the controversial la
amid be the first step ia bypassHome Speaker ham Rayburn,
vancement of Colored People pic tera to the Democratic Congress I gages.
an increase in the interest ratci bor reform bill, now Isa confer
|U the Public Works Committee,
Elsenhower did not give a direct for government bonds, which he ence.
keted the new Sears department today warning there will be serious He told his news conference that
Ublcfe under normal procedure
store today for what it called un repercussions M U falls to act I he was sending the letters to Vice I answer when asked If he might call has recommended migh. offer a In pinpointing the Interest rateg
would dear the legislation for
solution.
fair employment practices.
Mouse floor a^H"*
highway financing and mortgage
But ha aald that if Congress disputes, the president said each
Mills told reporters that a mishould do nothing at ail about this of these three involves existing
ity of his committee opposed
Violation Charged
issue, he would be confronted with programs and Congress must act
tores of the Rayburn compro
LONDON (UPI) - Rsdto Peip
a matter of gravest importance to avoid serious repercussions.
mise which call far dipping Into
ing charged Monday that a U. S.
and would have to consult all his Highway financing Involves the
general revenue to help finance
HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — Former naval patrol plane violated Com
advisers before deciding what to administration's controversial re
the highway trust fund beginning House Speaker Ted David all but munist Chinese air space over
next July 1. The Ways and Means formally announced his candidacy Kwangtung Province. The broad WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi health and living standards of the, with reporters before taking off do.
quest for an increase in the fede
proposal baa a similar provision for governor Monday, lie even cast, monitored here, said the dent Elsenhower on the eve of his two billion people of the new ar by jet plane at 4 a. m. Wednes The House Ways and Means ral gasoline tax.
but k would start one yaar later. nailed soma planks to Ms plat alleged Incident took place Mon departure for Western Europe said underdeveloped nations.
day for Bonn, Germany, also Committee voted last week to The administration request for
a bill which would have increased FHA authority to guar
VMUls insisted today’s action w u form.
day morning.
today he hoped that be and Allied The ehlef executive, meeting made these other outstanding pigeonhole
authorised the President to set antee mortgages la Involved to
“not at all a slap” at Rayburn.
"If ! find general acceptance
points:
leaders
would
join
In
a
mutual
Nevertheless, k was in interpret to my thinking and can properly Comedian H urt
Ho said this government has higher Interest rates on govern ia the argument between the
of readiness to negoti
ed bp observers. Rayburn had finance a campaign, I definitely WASHINGTON (UPD-Squesky- statement
president end the Democratls-eo*.
under Immediate, urgent study a ment bond Issues.
ate
with
Russia,
but
in
firm
de
personally Intervened to get X wlU run," laid the young Holly voiced comedian Arnold Sling, termination never to retreat from
request for the government of Elsenhower brought out that be trolled congress over general
aampromlae
wood attorney.
Laos for new funds with which to was sending the letter to the lng legislation.
out for a midnight sightseeing their basic principles.
He aald be baa been touring ride, demollihid the auto of a
fight inrosds of Communist forces.
Eisenhower told a news confer
the state in recent weeka testing former assistant secretary of ence he also would suggest to the
He u id the Russian government
the political winds In what he de state early t o d a y when he heads ft West Germany, Great
notified him Monday night that
scribed aa a “pre-announcement smashed U into a lamp post and Britain, France and Italy that they
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush
campaign."
one of the famous Japanese cher cooperate ia helping advance the Chaplain William C. Fuller of the chev will be coming to the United
"1 have aot been discouraged ry trees.
Saaford Naval Air Station will be States next month as chief of the
by what I’ve teen sad heard,1
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guest of honor at the Bemlaole
h i g4do4»
- #* Hie Conscience?
County . Chamber of Commerce
•
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■anford-Tkarvllle Canal,
David Maid the foundation for
Coffee Club meeting Thursday. Khrushchev personally at ihe air
PUGGWASII,
Nova
Scotia
(CPI)
long proponed by proponents of hla gubernatorial platform by call
The chaplain la completing ■ tour port on his arrival and entertain
Galloping booms will Mark the horses, are building an
water transportation for this a n a ing for a new method of setting —Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush
of duty at the station.
him at dinner at Ihe White House. Dusty Boots R
chev
aald
in
a
message
today
that
i d in gAssociation
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Riding
children and plan to sponsor young
and opposed by sportsmen, will auto Insurance rates, a new pro
Chaplain
Fuller
will
bo
transfer
Without
calling
him
by
name,
reorganized "Play Day” program peoples' cookouts. Instruction In
ba discussed again hern tonight. gram for public schools and a biological and chemical warfare
red to Newport. R. 1., headquar Elsenhower struck back forcefully at tho Farmers' Auction Market basic riding skills and perhaps n
Dr. H. R. Wilbur of DeLand, stepped up mental health pro "runs counter to humane princi
ters of DESRON 12, where ho will ■t former President Harry S. Tru
ples and the rules of international
children's rodeo.
Goodwill la one of the biggest servo oa chaplain for eight destroy man who criticized the chief ex Sept. 7.
resident of the Florida Wildlife gram.
A Grand Entry af about 71
adoration, will present the fede David predicted the I960 gover law and the conscience of all assets you can build in your busi ert.
ecutive's
planned
trip
to
Russia
horses and riders li scheduled to
ness if you live by the fourway
ration's arguments against the nor'* rave will be a "young man'i peoples."
Many of Chaplain Fuller’s as this fall. Eisenhower said he wai
test, former FBI man Mickey socialea are expected at the 10 getting weary of people speaking open the 2 p. m. spectacle at the
•anal at a meeting of the Semi race" which will start early, last
Ladd of Geneva told Sanford Hot- a. m. meeting to be held in Mrs about blows to presidential pres Unora Rd. market. Two club char
g i e County Sportsman's Asm . at long and be physically and finan- Sahara Line Ready
ter membera will lead the entry.
BOUGIE, Algeria (UPI)-France trim s yesterday.
I n. m. in the courthouse.
ciaily taxing.
Appleby’i Valdez Restaurant
tige at a lime when he was giving
Calf-roping, saddle scrambles,
The onetime assistant to J. A visit to new Kirk P in a office his
Chamber of Commerce Mi nayor Other candidates expected to today welded into place the final
last
atom
of
energy
for
the
tournament riding and pickup
John Krider, who baa been on Mm run include Cliff llerretl of Miami, section of a pipeline that will bring Edgar Hoover and a veteran of 26 building will foUow the coffee.
whole
human
race.
races are scheduled to test the
Mde trying for years to get such Doyle Carlton of Wauchula, Hay- oil from the Sahara Desert to this years with the FBI, said the se
skill and training af about 10 The City of Sanford last nlghi
• canal, will be present to dii- don Burns of Jacksonville, Farris Mediterranean port, a distance of cond test rule " ’Is It fair?,' should
riders in each event.
auj) the points Indicating that the Bryant of Ocala and Fred 0. 416 miles. Oil is expected to start be followed In every phase of your
the State Road Dept, to
Trophies and gifts donated by asked
flowing through the line from the life."
•rca would benefit by K.
Dickinson of Palm Reach.
place a pipeline inatead of an open
SanfonJ
businessmen
will
be
given
wella
of
Hess!
Messauud
in
about
in training of children, in sports,
T..e aportsmen have invited the State Sen. Ilarvie Reiser of
ditch in connecting the 8. Sanford
to winners of each avent and to Ave. water flow to an exlatlng
in diplomatic relations and in pri
public to attend the meeting and Bonlfay last week became the first a month.
the rider scoring Uvo most points. tile line along Road 44.
vate business, it should prevail,
hear the presentations.
esndidste to formally announce
All horse owners are urged to take
Ladd stressed. The fairness one
Polaris Fired
"Wo hope the public will attend for the race.
The road department had naked
part.
^ d would like to stress that the
CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl>-The uses in business will be Uie mea
the
city to allow an open ditch
No
admission
wil]
be
charged
Meeting la by no mean* limited
Navy fired another Polaris test sure of how fairly he I* dealt
for
the
link between the clly'a tile
and
free
pony
rides
will
be
avail
la our members,’’ Jack Wilber, Cub Scout Pack
rocket today as the submarine bal with by othera, he declared.
line and the drainage line which
The rule, "It Is fair T,” is just Sanford puppeteers are produc Horner of Loch Arbor, their able for children.
president of the association, said.
listic missile project begin moving
will need extending at about 23th
Meets Thursday
Into high gear. The 28 foot rocket a variation of the Golden Hide ing a televised puppet a’ ow, one daughter, Dcsta Lee and Miss Tile corporaton of nearly 40 St. to taka care of exreaa water,
adult
and
young
riders
was
organ"ail
of
us
were
taught
at
young
Scout Pack 10 will meet blasted off from a flat launching
P. W. Ekey, district drainage
of the first of Ua kind la this Frankie Jones.
Rush Sanford Avc., atCub
The Saturday night show, sche tied for riding and entertainment engineer for the SRD, laid tho
g p. m. Thursday Ih .McKinley pad unlike the recent spectacular sters,’1 Ladd aald.
area.
in
1047.
L.
D.
Roberta
la
president
duled st 7 p. m., uses different -- - - - - - - - -------------. ----- ----- ditch would serve the purpose of
Hall of the First Methodist firing from an underground "pop
The "Colonel Klngawood" puppet characters each week and usually
Gte group. Members own tbelr getting a flow off better than n
Apprailisers Told
C h u r c h . Committee Chairman gun" tube.
show, which features marionettes, salutes people and organisations
Appraisers A. B. Peterson Jr. Arthur Beckwith urges all buys
pipe and would be cheaper.
shallow and fist puppet* la pro in Central Florida. "Colonel Kingsand Raymond Ball were told today to attend in uniform as there will 50 Honor Valentino
City commissioner! took the ad
iluced each week by Mrs. Elsie wood’’, a puppet southern gentle
la have their Sanford Avo. appraU- be an inspection.
Hollywood <u p d - About so
vice of City Manager Warren
Mar Doug ill of Rt. 2, Sanford, man, emcees the mannequin var
0 finished by Sept. 1.
Knowles, who said the city already
Den 4 will be in charge of persons attended memorial aerassisted by Mr. and Mrs, Jack iety production. It's on Channel B
An appraisal of property border- opening exereites and Den S will vlces Monday for silent screen
has a drainage problem with a
tog Sanford Ave. from route 46 to be ia charge of dosing exercises. •tar Rudolph Valentino who died
similar Installation and racorainrmled the pipe as lha better aolu*
Gindervilte must ho submitted to
L S T A “ ‘ dPt- tt
Apyf.U.r
Dowling IhinU
lion.
the State Road Dept, before the
< T i’.’ !» -m b. *w . to p rw n t M. »
NEW YORK (UP!) - David J. Neither type outlet appears to
founty can purchase property there 3th Graders Chunked at the annual services. Mining] viewed appraisal cards to the
McDonald, president of the strike- be the complete answer to tho
Eighth grade hoys attending from Uie gathering was the "lady County Commission at the Sept. I
for the widening anil drainage of
ing United Steelworkers Union, problem of draining a swampy
Mm street, county commissioners Seminole High School who want to in black" who for 28 years made commission meeting.
goes before the union's 33-tnan area south of the end uf Sanford
play football have been asked to an annual pilgrimage to Valen Commlsiion chairman John Kri
Executive Board today to report Ave. commissioners were told.
report to Coach Dan Pelham at tino’s crypt.
der said at thia morning’s meet
un the stalemated six-weak old Future development will be a fac
Pinccrest Junior High. There
lng that he thought that Dowling
tor In w..at is done m the next
strike.
won’t be any eighth grade pro
temper Named
would make the presentation then
Union and Industry nego’lator* few years, Knowles said.
gram st the high school, Coach Suspicious Squall
” 1 think we can make it," said
also were to continue their clause Ekey asked tho city to retain
Jim Tigott uid.
y Realtor Board
Dowling later. The mam hunch of
by-clausa
examination of the ex responsibility for maintenance at
Found
In
Gulf
cards left to review are the farm
Seminole County Board of Real
pired contract but major Issues tho existing Uie drain after tho
tors member Wil'lam H. Stem per Brigitte To Tour
MIAMI <UI*n — The Weather group's, he explained.
were not expected to be discuss new link is made and the commix*
la new local representative of the
PARIS (UPI) — French movie Bureau today re purled it has
ed.
siunur* agreed.
National Institute of Real Estate star Brigitte Bardot will make a found a suspicious squally area
McDonald presumably would
Brokers.
personal appearance tour of Scan in the western Gulf nf Mexico Escaped Convict
tell the Executive Board there
Encoursging panel discuss loos dinavia, South America, the Mid that ia "favorable for further de
was no Immediate settlement In City Commission
M local brokerage problems will dle East, Japan and India next velopment."
sight. Neither eide apparently has
Arrested Here
be one of Stcmper's primary dut year, her agents announced today. A hurricane hunter plane was
budged from its pre-strike posi
A
convict
who
escaped
from
a
ies. To acquaint re si estate brok* The trip is aimed at promoting dispatched to luuk over the dis
tion and no serious steel shortage To Make Further
s with new advertising, flnane- Brigitte’s next movie and her hus turbance which carried heavy Reldivllle, Ga., prison Is being
is expected before the middle of
held
in
the
Seminole
County
jail.
g and taxation developments la band, French actor Jacques Char- showers and winds estimated at
Effort On Survey
next month at the earliest.
James T. Duckworth, alias
Ml aim of the discussion program. rier, 23, will accompany her.
23 to 34 miles per hour.
Up to date Information un tho
Frank Hunter, was arrested here
condition of Lake Monroe water#
Saturday night on a charge of pub
Courtesy Subject may be obtained soon in the city
lic drunkenness. He escaped from
efforts to ilecld#
Heidsvllle Aug. 18. Duckworth, 33,
Of A C L Meetings commission's
whether or not to hold a referen
had ierved five months of a year’s
A courtesy campaign will be ex dum on Installation of a new sew
term to which he was sentenced for
FRANCONIA, N. H. (UP!) - formed a human ladder so that port, Pa., Bible Institute.
plained to about 400 Atlantic Coast age treatment plant.
passing bad checks. He will face
Daring mountain climbers planned two lower men could clamber up Ironically, the means by which charges In Orange and Brevard
Line employes at Sanford meet Commissioners discussed such ft
to toy today to retrieve from § the ropea and over their shoulder*
ings Aug. 28 amt 27.
counties before being returned to
survey again Iasi niuht and con
the
youths
might
have
saved
wind-lashed mountainside the bod- to reach the ledge.
Heldsville.
1’antl discussions and a filmed tinued to stress the need for pub
of two Connecticut youths who Though the risky attempt suc themselves, dangled from a rock
message from ACL President W. lic information on the subject.
ced late Monday just as rescuers ceeded, it was too late, one writh just 10 fret away—but well out
Thomas Rice will be featured at
City Manager Warren Knuwle#
reached them.
ed In delirium oo the ledge, rop of reach. Their knapsack, tilted
the Aug. 28 meeting for Negro said he will report "In a few days*
"Don't let us die; for God's ed to hia already dead companion. with food and warm clothing, had Funeral Today
employes and their wives at the on a possible survey.
sake help us.” one cried ae the He died minutee later after res
ACL Assembly Room and at the
teem of crack rock climbers inch cuers bad dressed him in warm slipped from one boy’s grasp. It* For Dukes Child
Aug. 27 meeting of white employes
ed to within a few feet of the clothes and begun the task of strap caught on a rocky spur beFuneral aervices for Deborah
and their wives at 7:30 p. m. at The Ayes Had It
narrow ledge where the pair had lowering him down the mountain. j low them.
Lynne Dukes, age 4 months, who
the Sanford Civic Canter.
The city tax equalization board
been trapped for over 34 hours.
The victims, both college stu The eight.man rescue team, ex died yesterday, will be held at 4
The courtesy re-emphasis pro obably act a record for brevity
1ILKE
S
HOW
THEY
WORK
—
Puppeteers
Destu
Lee
They died apparently of exposure. dent*, were Alfred Whipple Jr., - pert climbers wbo were members p. m. today at the (frisson Fungram was started at Jacksonville,
it night as commissioners found
Horner, Bitting, and, loft to rig h t, Mrs. Juck Horner,
to a total effort, three res 20, of Gales Ferry, Conn., a of the Appalachian Mountain Cub, eral Home with the Rev. T. C.
with Rlee instituting the slogan nobody present to complain. The
Jack
Homer
and
puppat
owner,
Mrs.
Elsie
MocDougull,
Msera, hanging from steel pins sophomore it Brown University, ' scaled the slippery face of the O'Steen officiating
"Thanks lor using Coast Line” meeting started at • p. a . and
p re sen t Colonel Kingawood (cen ter) aurruiinded by
^m m ered into the rain slicked and Sidney Crouch, 21, of Led- rocky mountain to JO mlle eo hour
Burial will be to Greenwood
Avl. employes are now wearing the regular •ommistiaa
tome oi U« TV aaeoaiatefo
j p u t t PliuU^,
— ■ “
a etude* at toe Re 1wu«k driHug tog aad sate.
[Waa to aaaalaft as l
Rayburn
Gets Gas
Tax Rebuff
Nows Briefs
3 Flf? D a n fo rt)
IkeWarns CongressOf'Repercussions'
C
David Lays Base
For Entry Into
Governor Race
Canal Proposal
topic Tonight
Allied Unity President's Goal
Chaplain Fuller
Coffee Club Guest
Goodwill Major
Asset, Ladd Says
S ’,iK'sssm
Dusty Boots Group
Back In
P
City Refuses SRD
Request On Ditch
Sanford Puppeteers Put
Weekly ProgramOn TV
Appraisal Cards
Due By Sepl. 8
Report Scheduled
On Steel Walkout
i
I
Rescue In Storm Fails, Two Die
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Constitution te th*
, feat tha troabte te that H in t betng
at ha think* Australia affm "tha>
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fete own wheat to feed hte own chickcnfvod worldwide nottet.
fisoa add prositir*.
r fovtraaunt
• ao isolated com o f _____
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under th* mushrooming empire* In Waahl
ins.
H ut, Downpours
Poster Country.
It wm only a m k i n t u t
w made th* horrifying dtowviry
that te* wall hi which te* conce
it*** waa originally ptered Ud
hcaa * W «
talf. ter IIS
jim .1
Th* origins! wall, historical
documents dlsiteeed lan week,
waa rcglaced te 1TM hy a frus
trated architect whose aw* plans
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Loos Situation . f
waa Alarm s H trftr
fact that th* famous atoo*
thoa atill around. Tha attkio da*cribod th* ceremony la tell. «•
copt Car on* tela*: Tha reporter
who covered te* ovoot forpot te
aay when th* itoao. waa ptanfi
But our hiatocical InvestIgaNr
tHinki ha lii pinpointed tha stv
loeatlaa. Tha staoo, gchwengal bollevos. la In dead canter af tea
Capital —la a mart lofteal place:
dlmtly under the empty haaamcat
crypt of George aad Martha Wash-
M oans Various Things
9 to Qouttetr
• 40 Qqgrtgrlr
9 M . Qworiarty
• M Qwortoviy
9100 OterUrly
A heavy lueday Cowopaur turn
ed Detroit’* modern espressway
ijilcm lata a series of caaals
crisi-croasini the city.
Aa out beard motor best pa
nelled the SoU C. Lode# and Idsol Feed eipressways la search of
straadod motorists. Th* depressed
level htehwsys were flooded by
as much as 10 feet of water.
Forest City. Iowa, measured
nearly TVi inches «< rate over the trad a toy gn that had keen
weekend. Street* were flooded, modified to nr* real ballots.
railroad track* washed out and an Police believed Urn outbreaks
entire hillside gave way and Uw started when a predominantly
liadstldo cams dose to a new
housing development.
trespassed on the territory af the
Lightning killed tw* persona and predominantly Puerto Rlean "Foeinjured at least five other* 1a sepa
Street Boys.”
be had earlier come across aa
rate accidents Sunday. Tha dud syUe
Th* dead girl was shot dawn
historical paper In th* Lib
Included Gary La* klcNab, IS, 1a an apparent reprisal raid old
rary
Caagroos stating teat a
WaynesvlUe, N. C. Another teen shortly after the first clash. Wit cornsrof
utean
m placed here, hut
ager waa seriously injured when nesses said Tereu Gee staggered at the time w
didn’t attach aay
lightning flashed into a crowd of Into the street screaming, then significance he
it. New he's
teen-agers gathered (or a drag tell dead. TWo other teen-agers searching thatearchivu
agate ter
ran at Asheville, N. C.
out of a groupN
of about 9* that teat document.
waa shot at also were wouaded.
Whew he Beds B. you caw he
At almost the same time, a 17- sure this human bloodhound wil
Sharp Quake Hits
year-old boy wts shot la tha hack
POMONA, Calif. (UPI) - A at a nearby intersection. Polteo probing under the spooky, empty
sharp but minor earthquake wm said hte itucker escaped.
tomb of President Wnskiagtoa.
(tit Cuaday la the Loo Aagolta Last victim ef ten sputtering One Mwspsper, Capitol Hill's
County city and adjacent Orange tsea war was a » ysar-old Negro weekly BeU Call, has offered a
County. Tho temblor registered 3.7
owthe Richter scale af II at Cal
tech Seismologies! Laboratory la
Pasedeae, about B writes away.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secret
te Steta Cferlattea A. Harlar
key naqneaia** at a brieflaf today be ceoaidera te* daeal*a*md* la Lmc very dangerous.
In hi* 73-mlnut* brlefiaf a n t e
with senior member* of the Sen
ate Foretell Relation* Committee
sad th* House Ferric* Attain
Cemarittoe, Harter waa tooted a*
espreaalac dace eoneera avar tha
Uotlaa situation where Comnu-
a
11,000
(or
(or
far
far
faf ■
Even from way up here -
JJisiy'as
the
“Homes Built with Pride"
in
^ R A V E N N A PARK
It’* easy to SEE — That it’* WISE to
gtleet your home In Ravonnn Park! S bedroom homcn—
constructed of the finest materials by export craftsmen,
individually styled and sat in a background of quiet,
natural beauty.
•
Wide eaves to prvtect
sad cool
0 Yorktown kitchen cabinet*
of beautiful natural hitch
• Dependable G-K Applteace*
• Kitchen Ethnust Fan
• 10 ft. wide Concrete Driveway
JUST 1.9 BOLES WEST Or THE TRAFFIC LIGHT
AT ttih * FRENCH
DRIVE OUT TODAY!
Tuesday, August 25, IBM
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�By B A IU N ■ JONES
I Table, were glared la H» spa-
i t ™ baaotiA with *a*hjnch-' Cl0U* r io r ‘d“ R##* -
Personals
.) and Mra. Thomas W.
i addm m tba birth
Bar, Jaeotya Carrier aa
Apgaat M b, at the Or*
Face* Baaa Hospital.
■ were expetyad to Dr.
B. 0 . Ha ha fad their
K
Mr. aad Mrs. Jeka Petkham a n
enjoying a vial I n n Mr. aad Mra.
C J. h t t t a a aad daegfcters
f l u m e aad Joaa from Tampa,
and Mr. aad Mra. Steatey J , FeckBam aad ami M b y af AtlaaU.
Mr. aad Mra. Hamid Keen had
aa weekend groats Chief aad Mn.
Faul M. Bakkk aad ekildrem, Paul,
T e r m aad Greg, from Jackson
ville.
. Mr* aad M n. Jo* Smalkera
tocky, Okkapo. HUaoia; Burling-'
Zadlaaa; Waterloo, laws;
B tu rg m Bay aad G rata Bay. Wli*
•
Church
Calendar
TUESDAY
/ Pioneer Fallowahlp af Flrat Preshytariaa Church • p. m.
WEDffEBDAT
Training Ualoa Supper aad OfBeen Council of Firm Baptist
Church B p. m.
Mid-Week Bihlo H air af First
Fresbyterlaa Church 7 p. m.
^ R O M I (UPI> - Tbe Olympic
game* w en branded a "piddle
nuisance" by Emperor Theodosi
us of Bows ia JM A. D. and be is
sued aa ardor abolishing them
"for all Urn#." They w en resumed
L ik t
AND T H r m i OFF — Stria KrmUart (laft) and Edith
Hanaon prepara to laava fop coUaga. Eria'a journey to
Bristol, Va., w h en aha will attend Suiting CoHegn, win
be alight)/ longer than Edith* to Taliahaaaaa and FSU.
(Bargitrom Photo)
A Brow af ■ hays aad girl*
tojeysd tea Child Evangelism five
day elab list week a t the Park
Avenue Trailer Park. Staging, Bi
ble alorlaa aad im p rin t kept tke
children buy,
fetch aaa received a wordlea*
book af hearts with Bible scrip-
In Fall Fashions
Aa co-edr, teens aad tweens
go back to school, they often a n
tbe trend-settera aad atyte-paeora
for coming fall fashion* Mr their
looms aad older-siatora.
Highlighting back-to-booka fashlou them** a n aomt "way-out'*
varlatlooa oe popular sportswear
and classle fashions.
With aa aya to comfort aad
color, solid color b l u t n tap pat
terned pants and aklrta — and
vico vans; —loooe-at-tbo-waist
jumper topi glvo a one pieca look
to their slim skirt partners; —
ballad corduroy aklrta In deoptone hues art causal and im art;
—bright plaid pleated aklrta over
■olid-color light* give nomencla
ture to Uw “aUght” costume.
A in aew a n plaid* on camel
grounds — soft ia d yummy look
ing la separate*.
Colors are off-beat stressing
“ muggy" greens, shaded browns,
and-muted brasses. Ktds turn to
tho win<r loon. And, everywhere
daughter, Mice Barbara Miller on
h«r fourteenth birthday.
Tba fun began with a skating
party at the new Skate City Roller
Rink end later the group returned
to tha Casa home to enyoy a huge
Five Families
Welcomed By Club
Soft brushed surface* a n aeteywhere — the)'re aeft to tba touch,
rteh-looklhg to dm'aye aad smart
additions to ovary gal's wardrobe.
Than too, Uwft's interest la Uw
bulk of I waster*. There'a a “big
needle" knitted look to most cas
uals aad avan to tba m on drtaay
styles.
There’s a handsome convertible
Menace to many awaatar atylea
—la collars that go from "turtle
nock" to flat wlaga; to awaaten
that look squally smart, buucood
la the front or back, aad la deep
cowl collars that atratcb up Aa
warm hoods. . ,
i
All la all, It’a a gray 'a' axcltteg fashion season for toe vary
young, tho young aad Ika young
la heart.
Brenda, Friends
Have Last Fling
Mrs. H. C. Patterson entertained
a group of bar daughter's friends
with a "Back to School Party" at
their camp on Lemon Bluff teat
week. Eight year old Bmtda as
sisted her mother servo a picnic
lunch and with Uw antertatemant.
Games were played and they
tried their luck at Ashing. Cindy
Lippinrott caught the moat Hah.
A wiener roast was also enjoyed.
Thoae attending were Uw boeMis,
Mlaa Patterson; Cindy Kennedy,
Cindy Lipptneott, Julie Dean, De
borah Turner and Vickie Pitt ar
son.
Adults attending and aaaUUng
with tho party were Mr*. C. W.
Turner J r., an aunt; Mrs. Lois
Gatlin, grandmother of Brtada,
Mrs. E. D. Kennedy and Mra. 11.
C. Patterson.
Taylor, Gtel Taylor, 5usi Stublllnga, Lucy Moughtoo, Jo Ana
Hern, Peggy Weatgate, Stephanie
Weatgate, Sandy Leeds, Gayle
Woodard. Sue Oraeno. Corine Bas
ham, Melanie Williams, Suite
Ferry.
Johnny Lake, Ronnie Lankford,
Aten Carmen. Bedford Aiken, Skipir Smith, Cart Stubbing*, John
eatgate, Walter, Tommy and
Jimmy Wiederhold, Billy Rowlea,
Jamas Reed, Graig Orseno, Billy
Doy, Ronnte Weat, Don Coteman
aad Robert Norwood. Also aLend
ing wars Mr. and Mrs, Case, Mr.
XtW
. and Mn. J. W. Orseno and Mrs.
ht*yV5V"** **' * ** jAfir P . J . Westgate.
B
Child Evangelism
Club Successful
Monro*
Personals
Co-eds Style Pacers
Parents Honor Barbara Miller
^Mith Birthday Skating Party
m|r>,d
#
lb* konM-
l i to d T e ^ X E n e ro ® to M « .! T1" * ¥ < * ltM*
(« im d
B. Jones, Jr. at bet koM la w>1* • mlnlalurobrlda tad pram
vtedo.
under a bear! ahaped arch made
------------ .
of pink and while tulle. Rom
C L ‘ r /n la
decorated the atbgr lablea.
f OQl, OKI U U D The pink, while and green moUf
prevailed even Id the favor, of
rn .V tw
r p iiie l
ilay F*,,U c
nu«d with
. l a lOy
v iu lS w
mint, that were u t d aa favor*.
rourteea haata add approximateV ^ * * * " I * <J
l§ M e f M t i i i g u ild 11 ib t *
the hoiteu,
tatord Boat and Ski Club went , Mra. Bee C. Walnrliht and Mlaa
i a crulaa Sunday
the % Wanlright aialited the boa*
teai with the im tn f of the con*
sealed chicken loaf with cran
berry loppina, paaa wild almond*,
ilo chip*, devilfd egg*, cm i, Iced tea, I n craam and coo
kie*.
Tboae invited *ere the attend
ant* of Uw bride-elect, Mlaa Junie
Fleming, Miss Nellie Eoasley,
Mlaa Su*le Slayton, Mlaa Marilyn
Mather*, all af Oviedo, and Met.
For Brides A t
Rantoo Iludaon, Jr., Apopka.
Atao Mr*. George C. Maana and
VAH?7 Luncheon
Mra. Maa E. King, who wlU do
the church decorating for the
wedding; and Mra. Joo I. Beatify,
and Mr*. Milton Gore, who are in
charge af Uto reception arrange
ment*.
Famillea welcomtd by the Wel
come Wagon Club this week In
clude Lcdr. and M n. W. E. Now*
era and ehUdrsn from Waukesha,
Wit., who a n now stationed at
HARRISON SMITH
Scout Leader
Chooses U. F.
Harrison Smith, ion of Mr. and
Mra. Clayton C. Smith, Falmctlo
Ave., plana ta enter the University
of Florid4 this fall to study elec
trical engineering.
Harrison played saxophone in
Uw Samiaote High School band
and was band captain during bin
senior year. He was also a membar of the youth council and key
club. HU favorite subjects were
math and arteace.
Ha has bean aa Eagle Scout for
tha past five yean. Four years
aga ha want to Phllmont Scout
Ranch la Cimarron, New Mexico
aa a scout camper for the first
time. After attending two yrsrs
aa a camper he was selected as
a Ranger.
This year be waa one of eight
boys eetefted from different psrts
of Uw United States to help train
Uw Rangers. Tho camp is in ope
ration about two months each
summer.
va. N. Y.
Mr. aad Mrs. Teddy Barker and
daughter from Humboldt, Tana.
One at the naw Sominolt Couaty
tfld iffl,
Mr. and Mra. Elmer L. Ralph
and children from Tiftoo, Ga. Mr.
Ralph la superintendent of tba In
with Mr. nod Mrs. J. M. TtadeL dependent Life and Casualty Co.
Mr. and Mn. Francis K. Rogers
Mrs. John Pickett and daughter and children, from "Rmhurst"
af Jacksonville wen weekend Gordooivlllt, Va. Mr. Rogers la
guests of Mr. and Mn, C. S. Haw
kins.
,
Mr. and M n. Jlmmlo Must aad
children who hav* been visiting Memphis Stale, Richmond, and
their parents, Mr. aad Mrs, J. C.
Muse and Mr. and Mra. C. E. William and Mary arc three new
Burned have gone to Blloal,- Mlaa. opponents on Florida State’s IMP
when Mr. Musa will bo stationed football schedule,
with toe Navy.
Ur. and Mra. Richard Mass who
have beta residing in Baa Fran
cisco, Calif, a n la Momma visit
ing with Mr. Musa's parent* and
family for two weak* before Uwy
embark for Japan when they will
bo for three years white Mr. Mase
la in Uw Air Fore*.
Rev. Rudolph Typlt la serving
in the pulpit of tbe Upaala Fnabyterian Church white too Bar. John
PUley and family are on vacation.
Mrs. Tpylt la asstetlag with Uw
music.
Tha Dorcas Cirri* af tba Upaala
Presbyterian Church will moat at
the new homo of Mra. Kaoco on
G ra p e s* Ava. aa' August If.
Mrs. George Simmons, president
of the circle would Ilk* for all
members to attend tbl* meeting.
ton aad the big ward!#** book pro
vided much pleasure for the group.
Than rcceivlag special awards
far a perfect aeon far their mem
ory work war* Cathy Camatta,
Debbie Carnefla, Bandy Caraafli,
Gary Carnefla, Jaaet Drayton,
Judy Drayton aad Jimmy Long.
Mr. aad Mra. Joha Buck af Or
lando, taught tho five day club.
A weekly "Good Newt" elub will
■tart la tba near future and all
children five ycara old or m on
a n Invited to altnd. The aew
club wtn be held at Park Avenue
Trailer Court lot *3,
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sizes 1-11 are certainly one of
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Sweaters
Student Chooses
Army, Career
Charles Richard PowsU, aaa af
Mr. aad Mrs. C. H. PowaU, Yan
kee Lake, will continue hte educattea with Uw Uoited States Army.
Ho will Anish bla basic training
this weak and aspects to be bom*
^ tu rd a y for a l* day furlough.
Ha plana to study electronics
while la the army. Richard gra
duated this spring with Uw 1PM
Seminote High School •class. Ho
wai a member of tba high school
band, Uw glee club and track
team. Hi* favorite subjects
aciaaes and electronic*.
He is an expert akin diver and
tikes fiablai and hunting. Tba
Uttar helped him win spatial raefloiUon during his basic army
training. H* established a naw la-
« n d F O u rd M
ls r
Pull and bouffant six* 4-14
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Children's wear.
Slipovers and earCgan styles
hi all tba beautiful now solera.
Bulky knlte that art ae popular
and practical, In many soft
colors,
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are our business
From the bride’* beauti
ful diamond on down to
tbe h it gift lo tlie usher*
, , . we're experienced in
malting lovely weddings
even lovelier! Won't you
let ui advfle you?
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that's year* whew yea awa aa
Oldal It asaaaa yea are grttiag Uw
beat hoik aaa as tha mediaas
pels* Hass . . . tho hist valao
Panties
Briete In white and cobra.
Budget priced.
69c - 85c
Shoes
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And naturally lot as fit wont
children with Jumping Josh
shoes. Oxfords, M n * nil
pateala.
"Featuring FasMoni ft Footwear For The Family**
Vf
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Jewelers
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his first trial at tha army's Train-
H O LLE R
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Chicago
oil 010 10*— 4 I I
L anes, Blaylock (0), Tartar (V).
Grba (•) and Berra. Moon, Leva
(0) and Lollar. Wlaner-Mooce
(J-0). Loaor — Larsen (0-7).
After tbla the reef toll la. An
other error by Third Baaeman Bill
Hubbard allowed another run.
Manager Joe Abernethy then pull
ed Bonikowakt In favor ol Jack
Moore who wan promptly akellad
fer three kite, one e grand aUm
koaaar by Third Baaeman A1 Bul
loch.
Although Bonlkowakl got
OKI eut with a double ploy end
MM allowed two men to reach
Beau h r h walk aad a hit hatter.
next hitter atofkod to toft
ew the play LeftHetoer Doug
A t t a i n threw the bait home,
Balding the runner ea third. Oe
A§ play the runner en tacond wee
eeUfht off and the catcher Naranh w a w the hell tote center field.
'-Beaus. Fiuhae Joe Bonlkowakl
pitched e good ben game here
him night only to aee two BanM
enure coat him a ihutout
a
Saints Hold Edge
h FSl Chase
will keep SL Petersburg from winthe Florida State League penrace.
With only five days remaining.
I t Petersburg b u hiked tie lead
to two and a half games.
Aad thn Saints can thank firsth«H champion Tampa tor mueh of
their food fortune.
' Tamp* dealt a aerious blow to
Daytona Beach's pennant drive
Monday light by taking both coda
of a doubleheader, 34, and 14-0.
The tosses dropped Daytona to
third place, three games off the
fice . Tampa, maanwbUo, moved
up to second.
_1L Petersburg kept on winning
with on impressive 19-3 victory
•vrr Orlando.
Falatka remained msthemstloaky in contention for tba UUe by
drisbblag Sanford, 10-3. The Hedtog. are now four games off the
lead.
St. Petersburg burled Orlando
under a 14-hit avalanche. The
Salats scored five runs in the first
toning and went on (o win easily.
Orlando got 10 hits but couldn’t
bunch them together to make them
4 o«il for more than two runs.
'Tonight’s schedule has Daytona
•t Tampa, Orlando at St. Peter*
burg and Sanford at Palatka.
a
Halted Preaa lnteraatieaal
NEW ORLEANS — Ralph Dupae. 144, New Orleans, outpointed
Mel Baker, 148, Austin, Tex.,
( 12).
Suspend Despirito
CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Jockey Tony Desplrllo hat been
suspended for 19 days by Randal,
Park ricing stewards for misjudg
ing the finish line in last Satur
day'! 340,000 Buckeye Handicap.
Movies of the race showed Desplrito rose in the saddle while rid
ing Terra Flrma in the alretch.
Terra Firma finished second.
Record Double
CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI)-Sunnybrook $182.20 and Hot Pursuit
119.00 scored upset victories in the
firi t two races at Randall Park
Monday lo produce a 31,739.30
dally double—Ihe largest in the his
tory of the track. The old record of
11.710,10 waa eel last year.
(Only games scheduled)
n allowal L e a n
Saa FraneUco .000 000000— I U O
Pittsburgh * 01X 110 10a- 1 1 1 1
8. Jones, McCormick (4), Fla*
her (01, flyerly O) and Landrith. Friend (MS) and Burgess.
Loaer—S. Jooes (10-U) HJla—
Nelaoa 1
. *9
Lee Angelti OO 000 001- 0 0 0
Philadelphia 000 100 100- 0 4 0
Koufax (T-4) and Roeeboro. Kee
gan, Fhlllipe (1), Meyer (0), Sem-
Aaron, Mil.
i n 400 M U1 M
Cnghm, St. L. 117 371 M 128 .343
Pinion, Cia.
US U4 110 ITS JS t
Ccpeda, 8. F. 1H 400 TO 1ST .330
Temple, Cla. 100 401 IT U4 . »
Boyer, St. L. i n 444 30 140 J l l
Robo»on, Cln. 123 Ml 01 147 J U
American League
Kucnn, Dot. 110 430 TO 197 .390
Woodllng, Bal. 114 Ml 94 117 .324
Ksllne, Oct.
107 4M 71 111 M l
Runncla, Boa. 110 493 79 143 410
For, Chi.
114 909 60 190 .3U
Reaa Ratted la
Natteaal League — Banka, Cube
119; Roblnaon, Redi 111; Aaroe,
Braves 07; Bell, Rada ST; Methewa, Braves IS.
American League — Klllebrew,
Senator! S3; Colavito, Indiana 00;
Jenaan, Red Sok 00; MaswcU, Ti
gers II; Meltone, Red Sox 70;
Lopei, Yankees 70.
Heme Rena
National League — Banka, Cuba
37; Mathews, Braves W; Aaron,
Bravea 33; Roblnaon, Reds 31;
Cepeda, Giants IS.
American League — Klllebrew,
Senator* 37; Colavito, Indiana S3;
Allison, Senators n ; Maxwell, Ti
gers 27; Lemon, Senator! M.
Pitching
National League—Face, Pirates
13-0; AntooeUl, Gianta 17-7; Law,
Pirates 14-7; Naweombe, Rada
12-4; Conley, PbUlles 11-7,
American Leagna-Shaw,- White
Sox 13-4; HcUab, Indiana 13-1;
Ford Yankees 134; Pappas, Ori
oles 134; Wynn, White Sox 13-1;
Lary, Tiger* 10-3; M an, Yan
kees 124.
San Franeiaco
Lee Angelea
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cineinnail
Chicago
St. Loul*
(night) - Fediei (11-7) ea Retarta (ll-ll).
Saa Fraaclace at Plttabergh
(night) - Aatoaom (IT T) ea Witt
(0-T) or Kline (0-10).
Chicago at Cincinnati (night)—
Bushardt (44) ea Furhcy (10-U).
Milwaukee at BL LouU (alibi)
—Spaha (10-U) ra Glbeon (14).
Chicato at Cincinnati
Milwaukee at I t Louis
(Only gam si scheduled.)
American Leagne
W. L. P e t OB
Chicago
74 41 .307 ...
Cleveland
T1 31 M 0
Naw York
33 33 .403 UH
Baltimore
00 33 .430 13
Detroit
31 34 .433 14H
Kansas City
93 33 .433 17
Boston
97 37 .430 10
Washington
90 74 .400 33
Monday's Result*
Baltimore 11 Detroit 0
Chicago 4 New York X
(Only games scheduled.)
Tneaday'a Probable F ttehm
New York at Cltvaland (night)
-F o rd (104) va Mcliah (134).
Washington at Detroit (night)—
Ramos (11-13) va Feytock (U-10).
Baltimore at K ansu City
(night) - O'Dell (7-10) vs Her
bert ( 10-1).
Baltimore at Kaosaa City, night
New York at Cleveland, night
Washington at Detroit
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I second on Ihe 1997 squad.
The Sanford City Bowling league
ORLANDO—Highest tribute ever Pilots and wrltera were agreed will commence the 1990-1030 sea- CO-FEATURE AT I JO ONLY
P4ld a Palatka pitching staff cam* that St. Petersburg's Don Keller eon Wednesday at the Sanford Thrill* Of A Wall Dfcwsy EMI
today when U waa announced at
Bowling AUtya.
“8NOW FIRE”
florid* Stale League headquartera deaerved third base honors be The league appears to be wellThe Wild White BtefUaw
came
of
bia
batting
and
clutch
haft (hat lanky Right-hander Lobalanced and Ihe bowlers are ra r
IN RADIANT COLOE~
•ea Clark and tiny Led bander Vie hilling,
ing to go. There have bean a few
Davalillo had been named on the Short-slop assignment went to swltehea from aoe team to another,
affleial All-Star team cboaea by Orlando's Joe Curtin who polled
managers and sporiswrlUrs.
twice aa many voles as his com
It la the second Ume to league petitors.
history that ooa learn supplied The outfield includes Jerry Reiboth the "best" right and left- mer of Tampa, Mario Zambrano
bandtrt, the last time being In of Palatka, and Elvio Jimlnei, the
wban Gainesville pieced Myrtl transplanted second baseman wbo
! and Due Coker ou Urn has been a batting stalwart aad
"dream" team.
fielding whix for the Saints ail les
Palatka, Daytona Beach, and I t sen.
Petersburg each plated three men A brace ef second choice votes
ea' the squad of 12 outstanding spelled the difference and landed
ayars, Orlando placed two, and Orlando's Choo Cboo Coleman In
imps, one.
the catching assignment ever
First base honors went to St. Daytona'a Mika Michaels.
year following their championship
Peterburg's manager Torn Hamit- Utility man for this outstanding year. Tba most Improved team in
team U former major league sen the league, dene's Seminole Dry
sation Von McDaniel whose bat Cleaners, U going to push the
ting, hurling, and general enthu- others e bit.
tiu m Ihruout Jba year earned him The first week’s action will fea
the hocoe ever second piste Jesus ture Harry's against Mather of
Tom a, • teammate.
Sanford on alleys one and two;
Keller, Curtin, Relmcr, and Jimi Gena's Seminole Dry Cleaners va.
nes are rookies; Zambrano, Cole- Celery City Printing on three and
mas, Clark, Davalillo, and McDan four; and Burnett Painters will
FEATURE: 1:33
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3:33 * 3:43
ilton and Wilson a rt ratal ana.
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UNFURNISHED Abedroom bouM;
rang* and refrigerator with loo
lb. (raaur tmll; completely air
taniiH oail Yard VeeoUMlj
landscaped. Phono FA MIU.
FURNISHED room with kitchen
privilege*, husinesa woman or
FACTOR? TO YOU
ALUMINUM
VENETIAN BLINDE
bo*1 I u -koc I h
n U w Ith platti* *ad*,.'p
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NICELY funtehod clean i f d ,
■mall ahUdraa accepted. 404 E.
14th S t Pbooa FA 2 4291.
CLEAN funalahod 3-room apart*
moat, including lights and Lot
vatar; share bath. No cfcildrta.
91f amok. FA -2-2341.
FRESH FISH
Delbr
KENT A BED
Rolliwar. Hooplttl A Baby Boda
By Day. Waak or Month.
CARROLL'S FURNITURE
Ph. FA 2-3121
US W. let St
MODERN S bedroom apartment
and efficiency apartment, both
NOW HEAR THIS . . . Nlta and
Slim Parrish will bo running
thing! at The OFFICE Bar In
Lako Mary for S wcaka, r u t t
ing August 24th, while low and HUTCHISON APARTMENTS, 22*
Millie are vialtlag folks and S. Atlantic Avo. Daytona Roaeh,
grand-kid* la Y u b a country.
F.H.A. FOB YOU
Modern, 3 bedroom home, screen
ed porch* patio, aluminum awn<
ingi on windows and patio, largo
corner lot 100x139, both atm ia
paved, stove, refrigerator, hot
water beater, V. blinds, extra
large utility room and nice
lawn. Price 910,130; |U 0 down
small monthly payments at
3V*ft interest.
Deilrabla and nlcaly furnished 2
bedroom house at 2441 Palmetto
Ave. Newly decorated. Double
car garage. Cltgua trees.
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-LN
1344 French Avo.
PHONE FA 2-0214 or FA 2-0042.
J. W. HALL
Realtor
MIAMI (UPI) — A rare, ratortootbed deep-sea kilter woo t u n
ed over te the Ualvarelty of Miami
Marine Laboratory today after a
fisherman found it floating weakly
in the Gulfstream.
Taxidermist At Pfluegcr classed
It as a aleptesrus ferox, mmo
time* called o lancet. Ha said it
was usually found in extremely
deep Pacific water* M ar Japan.
Fisherman A1 Lux spotted the
four-foot, 13-pound silvery denlsan
Hosting on the surface of the
water. It had knife • sharp teeth
bigger than n barracuda's, a bead
Call Hall"
Phono FA 24941
Home* Designed For
2-BEDROOM a pa rtmuty-furnished.
Florida Living.
Tel. FA 2-0001.
3 A 4 Bedrooms—1 k 2 Baths SEE CULLEN 4 HARKEY
FURNISHED apartment, clean and
c l o t * in. Jimmy Cowan, Ph.
FA 2-4012.
19ST-1 BEDROOM house trailer,
Phone FA 2-7113.
FURNISHED apartment.
FA 2-2000.
Phone
W. A. Cagle, Jr. Botasmao
V A -FH A -
FHA In Service
Conventional
Financing
Down Payments
Low . as 1425 ~.
FIRST floor apartment, adults You con movo in Immediately
only, loo Elm. Phone FA 2-3131. whilo tho pa porn or* being
2-BEDROOM furnished or unfurn
ished bouse. Phona FA 2-5*9*.
and a fan tell like a grouper. . FURNISHED apartment, down
town, couple only. Ph. A 2 0299
Lux turnod It over to Fflueger,
who eald tho fish is often found at before g a. m. or after 7 p. m.
depths of 2,000 foot. H* said it te
the most ferocious fish In tho m s
at great depths and will attack
anything in its own habitat.
Pflucgcr said the lancet is high,
AUGUST lo
ly prised by scientists because of
the specimens of (mellar deep
Dorothy Jeffrey. Sanford
sot fish often found in ite stomach.
Charlie Luster, Sanford
Benjamin Guthrie, Sanford
Evae Dickenson, DcBary
Roberta LaFlte, Sanford
Claud* Shoemaker, Sanford
Karen Thompson, Sanford
Wayne Soloman, Leesburg
David Brown, Orlando
Mamie Bailey, Sanford
Marjorie Benton, Sanford
Dismissals
ten Cinderella bride back yooter*
James Webster, Longwood
day to the city when she one*
Maria York, Altamonte Springs
toiled as a maid la h it parents’
Horst Zlmmermin, DeBary
borne.
Joseph Rslgard, Paola
The happy young millionaire and
Lillie Marshall, Mima
his wife, Use former Anno Mari*
AUGUST II
Rasmussen, arrived by piano this
morning to begin an American
Melvin Spivey Sanford
honeymoon that will last a month
Andrew Ellis. Sanford
said he _
hoped
be
or more. Steves
_________
, ____
Anna Mae Wdii, Lako Mary
and this brtd* could give newsmen
Vera Rader, Sanford
the slip.
Barbara Spear, Indira River
"We would likn to havo the next
City
month to oum hea," ho sold.
Paul Spear, Indian River City
A source close to the Rockafallor
Elite Kuril, Lostgwood
family said the couple might hon
Harold Thomas, Orlaodo
eymoon on the Rockefeller ranch
Dismissals
st Jackson Hole, Wyo„ or at the
Alonso Mays, Altamonte
family summer home at Beal
Springs
Harbor, Maine. But neither Steven
Wayne Soloman. Leesburg
nor lus father, Uov. Nelson A.
Ophelia Lisk, Fern Park
Rockefeller of New York, would
Marie Miller. Sanford
confirm this.
Helen Power. Maitland
"They're going to disappear,
Roberta La Fill, Sanford
with your cooperation," the gov
AUGUST
22
ernor told the 30 newsmen who
Admissions
gathered at Idlewild Airport to In
Jeannette Allman. DcBary
terview the hooejmoooers. "I cer
Doris C. Chancy, Osteen
tainly think that they era entitled
Dismissals
to some privacy without tho famEdith Bishop, Sanford
Uy or the press trailing them."
Claire Evans, Lake Mary
Anne Marie, attractively dressed
Barbara Spear, Indian River
In a two-piece black shantung
City
suit, was too shy te answer tho
Paul Spear, Indian River CUy
reporters’ question, except that
AUGUST 23
•be wax "very much plassod"
to return to New York.
William Angcloch. DcBary
Grace Loonsm, Sanford
John Rose, Holly Hill
Beauty Too Thin
Births
Mr. aod Mra. Curtia Chaney,
For Teaching
Oiteen, a daughter
DENVER (UPI) — Marlbda
Mr. and .Mra. Jasper Allman,
Maaon'a ltT pounds may be diaDeBary, a ton
tribuled well enough to make her
DtemlMals
a bona fide beauty quota, but
John Roae, Holly Hill
Deuver public acbool authorities
aay the Mill Colorado of 1900 it
loo thin to leach.
LOTS on S t. Johns River
Merlinda it 3' «te" tail. The
North
East Side l-ake Harney
School Health Service, quoting na
tionally recognised health stand Bead Beach — Easy Term*
ard*, aays this meana ah# would
HUGH C. WHELCHEL
bavo to weigh at len t 124 pouoda
FA 3-4240 After * F. M.
4> get a permanent teaching job.
HOMES AND LOTS for colored
people. Also homes built on lots.
Roy Wall, Phone FA 2-1397.
3-BEDROOM house, 2400 Adams
Court, Wynnawood, FA 1-1*17,
raam door* throughout; kltchea
equipped. Near school. Total
processed.
price 912,100,
W* Guarantor Personal
R o m I,. P ayton
Satisfaction* On The
Registered Real Estate Broker
Construction Of Your Horn*
ASSOCIATE*Or Your Money Cheerfully Kary E. Carman — tan Salvall
Pb. FA 2-I30I
tT-92 at Hiawatha
OFF THE BEATEN PATH
Hospital Notes
Neat 2 bedroom frame, nice
shady back yard, partly fenced,
about .1 miles from downtown
Sanford, 33,800.
FARMER’S AGENCY
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
D. H. Whitmore
MORE FOR YOUR COMFOnT,
CONVENIENCE A MONEY
PRICE alone. . .does not deter
mine true value of a purchase.
Compare SAN SEM KNOLLS
HOMES with other medium
priced home* before you buy.
LOCATION. . Us a very Important
factor to be considered before
buying. . .Near Schools) Shop
ping CanteriT ale.
INDIVIDUALITY. . .Is an Import
ant point to bo considered In o
home. Tho floo: plan should bo
dailgotd for convenience. Window
aod door spacing should be ar
ranged to display your homo
furnishings to thslr best advant
age.
SAN SEM KNOLLS H0ME5rlght here In Sanford, have all of
theso features aod mor* too.
Down payment! start at 9330
Popular FHA Financing.
Drive by on Country Club road
4 blocks W. of French Aw. or
call Stem per Agency.
Lillian G. Trams
Associates.
119 a. Fraoch Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221
After hours, FA 2-3919, FA 2 4921
FA 2-ttMl
SALE or RENT: Five acre farm.
Largo 3-bedroom house. Large
barn. Easy terms. Joseph B
Levy. Ph. FA 2 1223.
MAJOR BROWN REALTY
Realtor
LARK MART
Ph. FA 2-307 or FA 21044.
CLOSE IN: 3 bedroom. 11* bath,
3 story frame home in cxcellsnt
condition throughout. Furniture
optional. Excellent neighbor
hood. Only |IC,000. Exclusive
with us.
GARMENT FOREMANS SOB
Expcricncad la Sawiap Maehlaa For all your Beauty Need*—HarRepairing. write R«‘ i t F.
ri«u‘a Baauty Nook, 103 So. Oak
tancy, Michieot, WlMoniin.
FA 24742. Air Conditioned, Soft
Water, TV Stampi.
BEST BUY IN SANFORD. Three NIGHT work, cate, etc. FA 2*1121.
bedroom, two bath house with EXPERIENCED aakiman, a«a
built-in oven, diihwaihcr, dispos IT, wholesale and retail* «tea
al and many nice features. 20 mo. taught retail selling, desires tn
old. Excellent neighborhood. Not settle in Sanford. Writ* Sales
a tract house. Hava order* to man, c o Santerd Herald.
Wait Coast, will sell at 914,195.
FHA valuation 911,300. C a l l
FA I 4*43.
COLLIE, btaek and white temalo,
IS month* old, AEC registered.
Phono PA 2-1312.
RIPS FOR SUBDIVIDING, two
forty acre tract* high dry roll
ing country. One with small
PAINT nod
lake, 1100 ft. off Rt. 1711,
WALLPAPER SUPPLIES
Oanrge City, N. or Lako Monro*.
Buy 1 Gal. — Gat 1 FREE!
13 minute* te Daytona Bch, and
MART CARTER FAINTS
Orlando, vis new interstate hwy.
Your EVTNRCDE Dealer
Writ* Bos JA, Sanford Herald.
lohnoa Sporting Good*
0-g E. lit.
Ph. FA 24*41
PLUMBING
Tbia la a guest pais to the MovieContracting
A
Repair*
land Drive-In Theatre (or Mrs.
40 ft. CABIN CRUISER, nicely
Freo Estimate*
Fred Harrison, Sanford, to see
equipped, must sell, 93,Too cash
' R. L HARVEY
**Tho Fiv# rennles".
or terms. FA 2-1123.
204 Sanford Avo. Phene FA 2430
4 BEDROOM, single it or home
S1NGCR ELECTRIC Sawteg M*»
on one acre of rich irrigated Plumbing 4 Repairs
bine, ter balaoco duo, to rtspooland, located 3 minutes from
Jen C, Thomas
alble party la this vkulty:
downtown Sanford—■ good buy IMS Barilo BL
FA 2-994
complete with attaebmeate aid
at 99000.00.
ls H.P. Johnson Motor, remote
new guarantee. 9 payment* of
controls, 2 propellers, for 9293.00. 94.9T each or will dlaconat ter
CALIFORNIA BOUND, Na-y Offic
May ha Hen at 2404 Adams Ct.
cash. Write Credit Mstager.
er can't take hit 3 bedroom. 2 House Wiring - Electric Bon
(Wynnewood section) or call
Box CM, Sanford Herald.
Sid Vlklea
bath Plnecrait home with him,
FA 2-7440 after 3;JO.
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
a* be Is taking a lost for quick
FA 2-1
sale. Located in walking distance 112 Magnolia
12-ft. RUNABOUT, 12-HP Wlisrd
te Pinecrest School, this homo
motor and trailer. 1200. Call
Is ready for you to movo into
Mr*. Lawson, FA 2-0231 bafore PEAS, cro-dden, by the busboL
today, Priced at 911,M0.no, with LictnMd — Bonded Fainting ft
I p. tn.
FA 2-0413,
good terms.
Decorating. F ret Estimates DAY CRU8IER, 10 ft. • In., com
Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE pletely equipped. P h o n e
P A I N T LNG CONTRACTORS
TA 2-3703,
FA 2-1204.
DESK, 4dr*w filing cabinets
reasonably p r 1 c o d. F S
FLOOR sanding sad ftnishlai
Cleaning, Waxing. B o r v i a * SO PLYMOUTH tudor sedan. 1 FA 2-3411.
Seminole County slice 1999.
owner, price |2S3, FA 2-1119, 143 HARLEY DAVIDSON Motote
Seminole Realty
H. M. GLEASON, Lako Mary,
•13 W. 23th St.
cycle. Phona FA 2-1149.
W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR
Elis. Melkvia—Valm* Geoialet, HOOF CLEAN’LNU AND COATING 1930 VOLKSWAGO.Y, solid grey
GOOD
USED 9-row rotary duster,
Adelaide H. Mom* — Associates, Exclusive ascot Tor SURCO la finish, clean insida and out. Real
Oliver 19" plow and 7* fertiliser
1991 Park AveFA 2-53*2 this area. Work guaranteed, ca
e c o n o m y , 91,130. rbooo distributor. FA 24799 ovtainga.
SALE or RENT: Small homo on FA 2 30*7 for free estimate*.
FA 2-3*20 after 9 p. m.
100 x332' lot with fruit treci.
BILL EVANS
9T.30O. Call FA 2-1223.
I. Special Service*
LOST: Black cot, largo white tin
LAKEPRONT, clear sand bottom;
• BIG VALUES
on throat, answers te nemo of
PUMPS - IPIUNKLER
three acres, pine covered. 2 BR
• qUICX CREDIT
"SkippoC*. Day: Orlando Gao
All
types
and
slu
i,
installed
CB home. Phone FA 24009.
Co, CH 1*1470, substantial re
• EASY TERMS
"Do It Yourself"
WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ward.
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
S T I N E
WILSON - MAIER
Stenalrom Realty
Machinery and Supply Cu.
New Aod Used Furniture
HUBERT gTXMTROM
107 W. 2 ml SL
Ph. FA 2-M32 111 E. First St.
FA 2 3*21
Registered Brehar
Complete I.awn Maintenance;
I.EN MSN I k
Fertiliser—Spraying — Mowing Used furniture, appliances, toola
LOTTIE BROADWAY
JOHN LOMMP.RSE
etc. Bought-»old 1-arry's Man
REN TOKBETT
411 Willow Ave. FA 1-7197
213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 24132.
BETTYE D. SMITH
ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, el ele
Associates
$SAVE$
N. Park 71. FA 2-14N ments, Invoices, hsad bills, aad
programs,
etc.
Progressive
Now 4 Used
Printing Co. I'hone FA 2-2031 — Furniture and Appliances
BY UWN'ER, 3 bedroom, m bath
300 West 13th St.
house. Grove Manur, 1013 LinROLI.AWAY, Hospital and Baby Mather of Sanford
Beds. Day. Week or Month — 203-209 E. First St. rh. FA 2-0913
Uggnrtnnittea
• FURNITURE CENTER
1IM Frauds Ave.
OVIEDO: Beanty Shop, equipped,
rh. FA 2-1M3
for rent. Mr*. Tom Burner,
FA 2 1547,
C lub
Wlouwh
WA1TRESS: Must be
be over 21 yra. Apply
in persons Pig '*N
Whistle.
NEAR NEW SHOPPING CEN
TER: 2 bedroom. 1 hath neat
home, asbestos shingle siding,
carport*, 99930.
CONVENIENT to High School, 3 OPENING for 3 women to
represent the largest COS
bedroom, 1 bsth CH home; Flor
Realtor 4k Insurer
METIC COMPANY In the
ida room. Large lot. 913,300.
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taller,
World—AVON, W# train you.
Arthur I*. Day, Everett Harper
Write, Manager, Box 2*1,
Robert F. May, Bart Pilch*
Phene FA 24M1
112 N. Park
Raymond M. Ball
Reallpr
ASSOCIATES
Richard H. "Dick" Ivors,
Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept.
.Mrs. O. It. "Amy" Anderson
Jeanie Blair
G. R. "Guy" Strickland
W. B. Shlppy
211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3*41
Sauford
Evans Bldg, taka Mary
Ph. FA 2-1290
FOR SALE
Grocery
LADIES (4): Part-time work I t
hours week outside home. Ave
IP IT IS REAL ESTATE
rage *20.23 per week. Flexible
ask Crumley A Mont cub
hour*. We (rein. Call Mra. Elrod
at 117 South Pars fh. FA 2 4*93 between 7 4k 9, FA 2-2I0T.
WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
Wt invite you t» t a our fuenln absolutely fre*
without obligation at on* of Sanford’a lending
Mnlela while you local* auitabl* housing fo r
you and your family. Pick up your kty a t th o
Sales Office.
Store
Good Ijwalim — Equipped
Boy Stack A Assume Leas*
Pkra* FA 2-4921
Writs P.O. Box 911, 8safer*
BRAI1.EV ODHAM,
Cornor Hwy. 17-92 k 27th SI.
NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL
Drive Ways — Parking Areas
RENTALS: Day — Week - Month
Freet End Leaders
Graders — Dosera — Draglines
Rollers — Traaiynris
PHONE: Days, FA 24134
Nights, FA 2-7113 or FA 23*42
NEW
RAVENNA
PARK
HOMES
A. HARE
NOrth *4422
*280
DOWN PAYMENT
MONTHLY PAYMENT
W HY
RENT
When You Can
Have
HOMES
FEATL'RtNGi qaaU4y
Fconumy — Originality
I
^
VISIT MODEL AT V
500 French
f
OR PHONE FA 2-72M |
GREGORY
LU M B ER
Tarn Wont Om 20th
St. Follow Country
C M ltd. k Watch
Tor Oar Bigao . . *
O PEN D A IL Y
• Complete 2 PidrnoM
Homo • Florid* B o m
• Utility Room • Carports • Landscaped U t
• CUy Water aad Bow*
*!• • Pavod Btroot*
ALL FOR
•:M A. M. T il Dark
SUNDAY
2:00 P. M. T il Dark
FURNISHED MODEL
OPEN DAILY 10 U B
Phono PA 2-1301
ft*
FURNISHED house; 2 children ac
cepted. Pb. FA 2 2147.
�(**WL)
(Navy Fhoto)
Quotable
Quotes
W om an Soys
HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) "Ploaeo bo advised," Mid ttw paid
ad toThe Royal Gantts, a Ham*
titan newipaper, “that Mr*. Velma BurgoM la vary well and look
ing altar, bar children ia St.
George's. Rumor* of bar pasting
away war* erroneous.”
Mr*. Barg***, • «T-yesr-old
housewife, bad ao Idea bow tba
report o( bar death got around,
bat aald eba look tba ad to end
tba "nightmare." Sha aald, "peo
ple m a aurtad
tod
placblng aw to make sure 1 era*
•Hr*. BeUeva me, living tba life
el a gbact for eevaw daya ia no
tan. ao fun at alll"
Plant Your Savings
1%
JUttdpetdi
BM M
vUUweiUI DwwfltSiU tTairlAJ;
Aug. ML Tba FBI Aag. N filed Wbaliaala candy tales to toe
chargee agatoat Metberwen to Saa U. «. totalled tI.UT,0Q0J)W ia
Fran d r co for aaiawful flight to UBB, according to the National
avoid proMCUtloa for the crime of I Coafectlooera Association, up five
CAMPOBELLO, New Brunswick
1per cent from 1MT.
(UPI) — A heavy wooden crib will have to be made with all ap murder.
one* wed by the late Preildeat propriate partita present."
Franklin D. Rooeavek •• an to*
font waa pat baek in tue thl*
Hospital Costs Up
rummer.
Chriitopher C. Smith, 1*-month- NEW YORK (UPI) - Hospital
old ion of the head of lha Na* costs—at an all-time high —will
tional Arts Foundation of New continue to aplral at about five per
York, Dr. Carlton Smith, slept cent a year, the mw president of
in the crib at the Rooievclta' the Amarieu Hospital Assn, aald
CHEVROLET
aummer cottage an thia Dlaod. today.
FDR’i Crib Bock
In U m A gain
MR**
son aad Mr. Pearson. We appreci
ate your appearing this morning."
I suspect Pearson and Anderson
went away n little disappointed. 1
■ v j "
'* V
dNftimora Doctor
Winner A t 96
most m.p.g'.
FIELD,, U u i . (UPI) _-SWUNG
.
** N' Psnnebiker, gg,
el-B alt ]more, Md., baa won a<
SMM|tod bet with vital statistics.
, w » Maisaehusette Mutual life
toaaraace Co., anid tlmt Puum.
W w baa received the p r o n to
ktm • SLUM life insurance policy
he purchased la 1IS0.
Company officials aald the doetor, who waa IT when he bought
(te . folky, had less than om
AtaBet to MAM of reacbiBg Uw
o n # o f 7 b ig b e s t s C h e v ro le t g iv e s you o ve r a n y ear In Its H e ld
Proof ttod Cheey deilvmu the
Postman’s Route
l i t Repetitious
•akaa
Hare’s a whole cool, thrifty me*]
Mia carton , . . power-pnekad
with p a r* p ro te in that builds
•aargy and restore* vitality.
. m r o N (UPI) - P i t , » .
7.iA-
Van lots of Borden’s Cottage
►ttago
all ausanu
■ N csee
"a aow Ugh tod»*
i a gallon comae from in
i:th b year's M
’ B ub. Far a pair of
with PoworgUdo walked away
tba tout two pinom to their e lan
to (net. of m n fullRiaTeknc, rugged
tog styling?
■ K tT ■ R A K K t—In competitive
to ts of ropeatad agon from highway
•ooedn, conducted by NASCAR**,
Chore (mtatnpped both of the "other
^ ^ N f U u r J l y - C h e v y brakes with
*
—IYa the only car U
avenged up to 1128 higher than c
P4r*b* » » leia of Um ‘’ocher two.
BCST D M IN K -C bovrotot engtaw
have long won expert prmha
NASCAR
________________
“tha.CT**tioo“ai»d contiau
^ * ° P m e n to f Asomka’amotoi
__________
**P«t*d to A J IJ L t i
dnntly elear. Chore fro n t a n t b ln
■prices
G et ttw m o st lo r your m o n e y -v is it your local guthorized Chevrolet dealer!
CREAM ED
conAoi
HOLLER M0TOR SALES
'•W>. ' W "III, »Oer*■
-njrs
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>
w
pF
fM
.
? ‘.yg»X
?
t^
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a
4
Bat Stays $480-Month Tail Gunner
MBRCED, Calif. (U K ).
Air
taa*rgi*nt who taherited a
wtowed a t »40 mHttoti aaM
t o kacp hla MOO a m onth jo b
n a r on a BAS jo t bomber.
"But,
"B at, bow
now I’ve got enough to bug grortes for e while," said S gt. Thomea L .
H ew lett, w ho lo i t sttened a t Cootie. A ir
Faroe Booo»
T he O - y w oM atam an tahwrtted th e
m ine f t a a M rs. Cora D ia e m o n of Lhrfcfetn a C®H# t h i widOW Of A WOBDUtOf* I t
• t o believed to be th e burgoo
iftB'
berry, I t , th e daughter o f a Merced Coaety
turkey grower. M rs. D btom on w as a friend
• f th e Mey berry*.
I t e y ! n a a and hie bride b tfrk a d ed
th e widow end listened to h e r etoriee of
aroepaeting tripe through out the world.
B ut h e r favorite story w as one about a
m iss la
th is
I th e young eddale a ja o ta i
am p to th e a ra & m in k fl d
five
she died.
died, the widow said
vo weeks before oho
th a t th e y wore to have it.
B ow lett w ent to Alaska , reetahed A s
— and obtained th e tanpremive geo-
High today 10 to 94. low tonight 76 to 71.
VOL. X U X
|P
Housing Bill Passed
to Bowa — Co.
madtoa Jim m y Durant#
dlaplnya th o comant c u t
(Inset) of his famous none
which will bo given to tho
Sm ithsonian I n s t i t u t e ’s
Physical Anthropology De
Aid Queries Settled
partm ent In Washington.
BELGRADE, Yogoelavia (UF1) Jim m y's proboscis man.
auras 77 millimeter* long,
od with U. I . ' mflttary aid te 86 wide, and ha# a 98
Yugoslavia, which stepped to 1MT circumference. N o a a of
at Yugeelav rsmart, have
settled, tto news agency Tanjog a v e n g e m a n measures
66-2642.
said today.
Collins O kiF
Ttxas Bounces
Radio Beam Off
Moon To England
AUSTIN. Tex. (UP!) I d ertlrt*
two coottoenta celebrated
toYirst" today after radie ami
^ a s estabtlahad between T hus
and England vto the
Tto moon-bounced radie signals
were transmitted Tuesday and
engineers of the University of Tea
ns, worVin* Jointly with engineer!
to Mahaic. England, am ouic ef
toe accomplishment.
It waa termed the first time ra
dlo signals have been transmitted
By moon reflection lor n distance
MU»*1 to one-quarter af the earth’s
Circumference. It was % distance
1,000 miles further than that atcompUsbcd recently by the Army
M Fort Monmouth, N. J., accord
ing to Dr. A. W. Straiten of- tto
mivarslty.
Straiten said the mom mast to
visible to both England and Texes
tor the esperiment to to
successfully.
m
BXmSDA, Md. ( U P I ) - L L
(Jg) LaRoy ColUna Jr., son af the
governor od Florida, waa reported
to excellent condition at tto Naval
Medical Center today fallowing
gtaetk surgery tar sovero facial Ja-
RAN DIEGO. Calif. (UP!)-Tto
presence ef 100 submarines bnneved to be Communist to ton
Pacific baa resulted la sresfton
j f f a staff Job for a deputy aavai
Commander te be concerned aelnty
with anti-submarine
Union Chief Back
For Sled Talks
W1W„X0KK (UPIL - .I M e n
-•
Diplomat Approved
WASHINGTON (UFI) - t t o Sen
ate Vonlm Relations Committee
Tuesday spgieved Walter C. !
ling, a career diplomat, to bo as
sistant secretary of state for
European affairs. Bowling, n na
tive ef Atkinson, Oan la sow am
to Korea.
Steal F or Kicks
TAMPA (UPI)—Two IT-year-old
toys who talked like Beatniks ad
mitted today they committed 12
burglaries "Juft for kicks," police
reported. Officers said Donald Wil
ton and Geiger Powell took articles
and sash amounting to more than
|5 Million Fire
LIMERICK, Inland (UP1) About 300 persona wen left Jobtote today by a *3,<00.000 On
which gutted a block of offices,
Mope and homes Tuesday la the
heart ef Limerick. Officials called
tho fln the worst In Ireland In
many years.
Jet Under Bridge
COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI>-CapL
g. Ltppo. an aircraft com
et the Strategic Air Cornbaa been grounded Indeflfor flying a ilx-Jet BIT
bomber beneath the Straits cf
Mackinac Bridge in Michigan.
T ton la about 130 feet clearance
totwaen the bridge and the water.
Chinese Cross Line
NEW DELHI, India (UPI) Chinese Communist troops have
entered India from Red-dominated
Tibet, according to reports from
reliable source* ben today. The
alleged border violation wa* said
te have taken place in India's
Nteto Eastern Frontier Agency,
the wild and mountainous region
wtoah herders oa Tibet end
throagh which the Dalai Lama
made Mi escape from the Commu
nists tost March.
*100 Soviet Subs
Prowl Pacific
- »j tV
#L-.
>■*}
,
'" '
Ike Pledges 'Last Atom
Of Energy' For Peace
BONN, Germany (U PI)—Prooldont Ktoenbowor l u i o l
’*• *
**
1* ‘*
noun
— B atm en) Cantie. O m an Ellashto
K u n g jju t r i g Ha will bn n guaat of th o Qumm a t tha
Nows Britfs
. f ’TrV
*■'
, ■f *
ON K n
to Florida must WASHINGTON (UP1) - T h e
i a j tm pie oaly ease tor the year, Bourn Rule# Committee approved
S a lu te Board ol Education com the WtoO.a0M00 "second try"
mittee haa decided. Tto talUm toe
ualng bill today. Debate m I
a m t to paid when tho pupU la House floor waa expected to 1
A
Committee chateau lo U .
j . C. Butchlam at
a Village.
Tto World War II vttarm
.
■ aider has ever 00 years eapertm m to produce operatloa. Gen.
HutchUoa has served oo the SemiM il Memorial HoapUal Board,
toaa laaodatad with • tto gaafard
tf J S o r iT u b r a r y . tto Ctomtor
to Commerce and the Growers and
Shippers League e( Florida.
Altar 21 months combat aarvlce
to the Paclllc during the war the
gneral accepted the wnaadm al
Japanese troops eo Mtodinae Ha
retired from the service la INS.
'‘Chase A Company is proud
pleased to have Gen. Hutch
areoririxd to tto company as cxeeutlve committee chairman", BanM all Chase, president, said to nakT ig the annonneement.
; • * f ’S v i V
? r
t
af theta
tee tom IV service, are dvflton
O i panala eaa register m day sided partly or wholly
subsidy to
el only ma
migratory
eet-to-aUte M *
Gen. Hutchison
iJoins Chase Co.
SANFOBD, FLORIDA
•I Woat Gormnny’s capital fifty af B on today to launch a
historic nuclear ago erutadfi for pooso.
Tho man who led the Allted amtoa 14 yooru figo he to.
filet on Germany tho moot cruahlng deffiat in Ita ktotenr waa.
welcomed back hero in triumph today aa tha free West’a
to to# ooU war with
to M
m
tog policy
tto Aug.
IS meeting afjcounty K hoal~P«;
Maodaola who toacuacad tto tel-
a
f
.
WASHINGTON (UFI) -
la to
Tho latrulate
,*3. ■_i>L-
i r:’
own a home to Vtorida
auto adm it waa paid. OUnr neww m to riarida pel theta childsaa to caoaty acaoaia, tot ‘they
ha
W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 ,1969
KatabUnbnd HOB
•i
To Resist
Iko Demand
Schools Already
tnroll 9,082
% toots
LiRtod W in
gage
gasoline tax tocraam te
Interstate supafhlghway
U*j. But bath w a to to m
different form than Elsonhw
sought, the i mrcaa sold.
His third top-priority rnqmst,
authority te boost totinat n
oo government bands, has b
plgeoobold by tto Bouse Ways A
Beam Committee. U ..............
increase laterest an
bonds appeared dead f
sion. Congruea might atom te UR
the interest celling
meat tarings
three matters,
problems could arise
failed to act on tto
Jouramant, expected
tto firet half ef ~
Him fa ]Uhui
■ showdown on a Dai
promise proposal an few
vertlal Issues
on a labor reform bill. Sea. Barry
Goklwater (RArii.) haa said to
would move to soak new laatruelions from the Senate V tto
ferece wen deadlocked at I pi.
m. But he indicated to might
scrap tto deadline If the
making headway then.
m m /
tlatione today, even though to
contends that up to no# they have
been ”a sham.”
. McDonald hat bean absent from
the bargaining tab]* since Aug. T,
leaving his ssiIiU bCs to dicker
with the representatives of the 12
strikebound steel comps nilj on
“non-economic’’ clauses of a con
tract. that la. Issues other than
wages.
WABONQTON (UPI) - Tto
firm*
Honan naa petted and returned te local
taxes If they merely
the Senate legislation temporarily did
to o state,
limiting atataa’ powers te tax the A Mala or Ra local governmente
.-------^ bmUtenea which cross
Ml
aa incoms tax only
la seek salat.
ipaay or to agents aaato_______rare, which would ap- if#
ply te tha t m and ISIS tax yoara,
plaas to busineae to tha stats.
Tto Senate passed a differing
version to tha MU tost week. la
contrast la hasted Sonata debate,
tto Haute stamped approval oo
tto measure Tuesday .with Uttte
C— Iborry Commission Chair
aaaa Graham WUIton asked road Tto Senate Mil would perman
and bridge Improvements to tha ently exempt from state tanas
at their flm a that sand oaly salesman
tote a state.
Water |a trapped In • dip to Tto meaauna item from recent
t i b* Catherine
“
I* Circle aa 1*
Supreme Court rulings permitting
loaves Seminole llvd., Wilson a Mate te tax laooma from tha
aald. Ha asked for a culvert drain tala af goods within to borders,
la tabs tot the water,
Casselberry Asks
Road, Bridge Work
jm t T o Spook*
Underwriters
Cistult Jndgs Voile A. Williams
Jr., wfll apeak on "The Courts
and tto Dumpcratic Processes to
Our Form to Government" at tto
St. John's Life Underwriters'
Assn, monthly meeting tomorrow.
A permanent meeting place will
to chosen at the noon lunehsoa
meeting at Jim Spencer's Restaur
ant AU members of the associa
tion a n urged to attend and local
life Insurance agents are Invited.
No Clues Found In Knife
SlayingOfCaliforniaCoed
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Police
today chectoj known sex crim
inals and bo(n man and women
friends to alaln University to
Southern California coed
Edna Martin for cluea to tor
kilter.
Police admitted they were with
out any aubitanUa] leads in the
knife (laying of the 2I-y*nr-otd
U9C music student from Rock
ville Center, N. Y„ who bad a
fear of dying young.
"We're not dismissing tha possi
bility a woman waa the kUlar,"
said Inspector Thomas Reddln.
"And we're not dismissing tho
possibility that It was a h i fiend,
a friend, or a prowler, either.”
Miu Martin, nude and bleeding
to death from three stab wounds,
wa* found Sunday night on stain
lasdlng to tbe apartment of her
bearded fiance, Glenn Robert Binlie. 27-yuar-old USC graduate art
student.
Kinile has “passed" a lie daIff tor to t and b u s flo o d gf
the slaying.
Mias Martin waa previously
married. Her termer husband,
John Lewis Taylor, H, told Unit
ed Press’ International In Chicago
Tuesday that Mlsa Martin had g
premonition ah* "wouldn't lire
HouseOkays Bill Limiting
States' Power On Taxes
"Just sloughed It off. You know
how women are. She wsi an art
ist, a musician. Most creative
people gw through periods of de
pression — they don't have a con
stant emotional pitch.”
Miss Martin bad her brief mar
riage to Taylor annulled earlier
this year os grow da that U had
never been conaun. mated.
to
hind to
to Bona sod to nearby diplomat!# TALLAHAMRl (UPI) - Ttm
suburb to Rad Godesberg where
the president waa tn spend the State Mflh CommUeten, oriteg m
night to the U. I. embassy real- a request hfi Duval County ritW
•ere, took o rises took M ay to
flew te Europe tho Jacksonville print war wteefi
knowing fell well that hit day to ha* aote mBk eoeta gripping M
talks with Adenauer Thursday low as 12 rente a half fetish W
might add te the Soviet bitterness normal
toward Woat Germany, but the The fries war iwttrii
American leader waa determined added te aa already
te net Us "last atom of energy" agenda tar tho monthly
to hi# Jet-age quest for peace. Men meeting at tha r
The president and Sec. of State several Jociaa to
Christian A Harter will apw
•even hours In conferences with
dairies
Adenauer, Foreign Minister Hein small
rich von Brentano and other Woat be wiped ret If
German toflciala.
Thursday evening Elsenhower Tho commission alia
tad today Ito norive
files
Britain
uiea on te
io m
u for n five • day peeled
which ha will maka from the milk Industry on o prw
visit, during wt
to Scotland te call posed order to) peaauao tanner*
t quick trip la
on Omen Rltxatbeth 11, held down- for ov production.
Than naa been no retell prioo
to-earth diplomatic talks w i t h
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan control on milk te i
and rocrivo Spanish Foreign Min- state jurisdiction sine* J.
later remade Marie CastieUa. Odbom h o c a m * com
On Sept I he hops over to Paris chairman.
te meet with French President Tho o—imloolcw could pot to
Charles de Gaulle In what may be u price floor by odmiairtratfvu
the toughest pert to hla mis order to too Jacksonville dispute.
But tuck a move probably wool!
sion designed te weld together
solid Western front before hla draw opposition from Odham wfw
meeting with Revlet Premier Niki maintains that "eaU H what you
will. It la atlll prise-fixing.”
ta Xtomabchae lept. U.
S k f*
sue patot as R euuld be,
at togM WJHaou
Tto tanctiaa to
fiamtoate Bird, la to tod way tad
needs blacktop, to said, retailing
that g dangerous accident secure
ad than test year.
N A S Officers Join
In Tribute To
Choolain Fuller
Naval Air Station officers ire
expected at the Seminole Chamber
of Commerce Coffee Club temor.
row to help pay tribute to outgo
ing base Chaplain William C. Ful
ler.
NAB commanding officer, Capt.
Lionel A. Arthur; Capt. Jama i D.
Hamate, Cdr. Paul Ipelta,
Cdr. N o r m a n Mclnnte art
among those officer* expected for
the 10 a-m. gathering to Mrs.
Appleby’s Valdes RteUl
Chaplain Fuller win traaafer hla
duties to eight destroyer* to New
port, R. I., heedguarteia to
DESRON 11
Kirk Plata office building will
he visited after tto
Cancer, Heart
Cures Predicted
MEMPHIS, Tens. (UPI) - Dr.
Wilier C. Alvarei, 7».yesr-old
syndicated medical columnist and
former consultant of tto Mayo
Cllnle, aald here Tuesday ha ex
pects to llvs to see a cure far
some kinds af cancer.
Dr. Alvarei la her* to apeak to
day at tho opening session to the
31th International convention ol
(he Alpha Kappa Kappa madlcal
fraternity.
Speaking of cancer, the Chicago
physician said "one of the biggest
things people could do la quit
smoking, but they won't."
"Many of my friends died of
cancer of the lung and thsy were
ehala • smokers every one,” ho
added.
Of other diseases, Dr. AWares
aald, "within five or ten years, I
hop* we'll understand the cause
of hardening of the arteries,
laading causa to heart dlmae."
I.U/.T,
We’re bot on tho trail to It
now," he explained.
Survey Approved
On Ninth Circuit
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov.
LaRoy Collin* today a-iolntcd a
three man eommiaron ! > find out
If the population of the Nini.1 Judl
dal Circuit has lncrcaied enough
te warrant aa additiooal circuit
Judge.
The circuit la made up to Bra
vard. Indian River, Martin, Okee
chobee, Orange, Oiceola, St. Lucie
and Seminole couatlei.
Named to tho commission were
WUUam H. Dial, Orlando, O. W.
Laycock, Rocklcdg*. and W. T.
Warren Jr., Fort Pierce.
ColUna empowered the commis
sioners to hold public hearings In
their determination of the number
to people living la the rireult.
"1 Just kidded her," to aald
New County Home
Boiler Okoyed
filled by a three • star admiral
jeh M will be to consider
a against attacks which County commissioners yesterday
h* la inched by enemy aub- agreed to buy a $1,200 bolter for
the county borne ami to pay 1300
He said Ui* Pacific fleet at pc*- for Installation to an oU tank
"a great deal more there.
ef its time in anti- The Md to Bolter Service Co.
was accepted on a boiler which
t r a i n i n g an
minder-to-thid of tto U. B. Pnalwill give <03,000 units to heat
Mc fleet, made tto disc
Tto four • star admiral aald he radiation, compared with the 1<0,Tuesday at the Institute of
altered 100 of the UO subma- 000 units the present bolter pro
nnnlteal flcleneei
Communists now have vides. Tto 1,0*0 gallon fuel tank
warfare.
n it M a tin g in the 10 • million will burn about an* gaDon to *U
•f toe facto* Ocean. per hour.
ConiissioN Looks
Into Milk War
gigantic Jot trauport to Wahn
estimated is,0W German# A U a c b o n ilb
lined the 19-mile rout# from Wahn
to, and
STS’
BUDDING SCHOOL ARTISTS wilt bo well auppUod aa
county school supplies manager Roger H terla check# hto
clipboard and shelve# full of a r t malarial# for itndont
u#e. A busload of educational material# v e n t out from
the Palmetto Avo. supply office this m amnJf.
evidence to the way tha cold war
haa switched the worjdla power
fraota since the destruction
Nail Germany la 1C43.
Thu West Germans see la Presi
dent Elsenhower sod the U. 8.
their main hope ultimately of
breaking down Soviet hostility to
German reunification. The Boon
government staged a welcome
here that reflected the unity hopes
not only of St million resurgent
West Germans, but also to the IT
million Germans under Commun
ist rules In tha East.
Thousand* to cbeorlng Germans
lined tbe streets la every little
town and village, waiting for tha
Elsenhower motorcade on the 10mile drive te Bonn.
Banners inscribed "Welcome Mr,
President" and "Germany la Indi
visible” draped village streets.
U. S.^otM Special
Laos Military Aid
WASHINGTON (UPI) — ThO
United States has decided te aaui
apodal military aid to the govern
ment to Loaa to help it d *
Communist-led rebel forces.
An announcement la exp
to be made today outlining
amount of money to be granted
the government to Ike tiny Sooth
es*! Aslan notion. It will be need
to buy amoD arms, uniform*,
and other military equipment.
The decision followed shortly a
warning hereby tbe Laotian gore
ernment'a special representative,
Ngon SananUune, that hla govern
ment faces collapse if tho Com
munist led rebellion la not aeon
stamped out
Sinenikooe, the brother of Vte
Heavy Equipment prime
minister to Laos, told State
Department officials hi a S5-min
Needed, Engineer ute
conference late Tuesday Out
the military situation In Laos in
Tells Commission "grava" and If allowed to wo
Seminole County’s trucking needs "It wUl become l debacle.1*
were explained to the county com
mission at yesterday's meeting.
A now bulldoier la needed for
the garbage pile, said Engineer
Robert Davis. To help stop the
odor out there liquid fuel would
have to bo put on tho garbage
and the pile constantly mixed Advertising to bide on building
while burning, Davla told the com the Seminole County Health Can
missioners.
ter should begin in four nr five
Threw dump trucks, a rubber weeks, Architect John Burton told
tired front and loadar, and a small tho county, cjmmliaion yesterday.
r aJer also art needed, the en Acceptance to n bid will prob
gineer aald. Two of the three ably be three wee..i t.
.,
dumper* should bo to yard tan Burton told the ecmrnlsslonm.
dems ho explained.
A proposal has been made to "If we get It on the road by tha
allot $40,000 to the 103fi«0 budget first to the year we'll bn doing
for buying this typo equipment. well," said Commission Chairman
John Krider, referring to n date
for starting to build.
Tbe 5,700 square foot Health
Dowling To Speak Center
will be in tbe bloek be
Robert Dowllnf of tho Dowlln* tween Mh and 10th street*. It wlU
Appraisal Co., which la meklns contain an assembly room, labora
the reappraisal to Seminole Coun tory, office* for a doctor and
ty properties, will bo guoat speak dentist, X-Ray, heart and cancer,
er at the Jaycee meeting tomor mental health and sanitarian’a
row at noon In tho Chrlc Center. rooms.
Health Center Bid
Ads Due In Month
Squall Watched
O ff Texas Coast
Post Office Nearer
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A
squally ares carrying winds to 33
miles per hour was located about
UP miles off the middle Texas
•oast early today, Urn New Or
leans Waather Bureau reported.
The Weather Bureau waned
■man craft along tho Texas and
West Louisiana coasts to remain
la port The bureau aald eeat are
rough and beaebei awash.
Tbe bureau aald there were no
Indications yet that the squall#
Into the eetson’s
The eite for ■ new Sanford Poat Office a n y bn ehc
within ilx month# end construction of the buUdinf to *ch*»
dulcd to begin In Into 1960 or early 1961, the C um ber ef
Commerce bulletin report#.
The present post office win be modernised and used he
house the locel U. 8. conservation agency and other Federal
operations.
Special Assistant to the Postmaster Genera) In charge
of facilities. Jack Grant, assured C of C Manager Krider and
County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. of the construction
dates when they were in Washington this month. The C «f 0
hai been working for a new poat office fog the past three
years.
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tho Loch Arbor area nra. loft to right, Barbara Mooed, Pat Mitchell, Dado
Dietrichs, Cwynne Williams, Rita Baaalfy and Batoy Williams.
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Lagol Notics
Lonffihot Wins
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP1)
—Idte Hour Parioor’i Julmsr, a
311 Ad. captured tha Ventaar
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Brumley; Stewart Gatchel, director o f instruction; Supt
R. T. Milwee and W alter Teague, administrative assist
ant, are winding up a summer o f preparations for the
school term.
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AANTOAD, flAA>k
SnroltmaM ha ftm lnta C m ty
A t t l M M u t u for Unford ||4 h rk , h H at M M U i l l
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■cherts this year will k* 14,484. oetowte this |Mi will follow this ^
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Thto to about 1,800 men « • * potter*
V L -tk
t . -*s~« . - v
wan enrolled at the oad al tto
I H « k l and third irad.ro
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1838*59 tana, Walter Teague, id- llvtop Mat af Frond, At*, be. ■ *» lkk**i
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mlnl.tr.Uoo assistant, aald today, twsea H it aad Mb stmts, or ■®f tb af 14th S t, watt al Mai- Student
Claaaoa Mart Aaf. tl.
wool af Fart A n . between 9th St toavUto, Mat ad Ooecgta A n . and Venire,
Estimated enrothaoata:
and Labi Manna will attend Waal mt U of titb ft. h o Onrola
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flamlanla High, 1,001) ftaUaak Uda ftbaal, along with flrat A n . watt. Fourth grade pupil, on '
Jr. High, 741; Soalord Qrawaar, through tWjd grad# pupil, liring i 7 .|g from Oaora Bd. Ii f i n
880; South Side Elementary, la Loch Arbor, Little Veaka and i\dnU la Glndtrvfiio. Including
LJM; W W Side KlaaMnUm 4Wj
lU nnaaF art. Other pupils In lonland Estatao, Lack Artwr,
4 » l Lynun 1.1Mj Al- then grade. wltt go to South Side Little Vaaica, tUrtnao Port. lip. £ ?
taawnta, 700; Lake Mary, lMt Htemoatoty.
« ] , rj .. Wrnnowwod and W. lot UW
Oriado, UO) Oanara, 40; Moan#,
Fourth gradora going to Baa. s t will alee go to South Bid*
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•10)GaUabore, MO) aad Crootea Falmetto aid Park .venu.., aad the aaat aad Georgia Art. ao the
lrid ig | SOL v
Mrth af l i f t f t batwaca Fraach west, aad thoaa wrath rt 84th f t . ■
from Georgia Ava. want art ta> m e
•ludlsg pupils aa 17*1, from l i f t
Oaora Id . to Fir# Fata)* to Oft f t J \
dorr Ilia, aad Sunlaad Estates.
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from Georgia Are. wart, Intlaft
ing stud.au a* I7-W, Old Orland. Id., GtodarrUla, sad Sunland Estate*
Fifth aad alath graders to go ft
Sanford Grammar School era
thosa who live north af 84th ft.
hotwaw MiUamrilla Ava. aad
Georgia Ava. aad those Iteteg
worth al Mth St. ftem Georgia
Ava. west, including pUpils to
Wynn*wood, Lath Arbor, Uttto
Vaalac, lavaaaa Fart, Upeato
Id . aad W, 1st St.
All aaventh gradora will attend
Sanford Jr. Hlgk School at Pinasreot
Ilghih grade etadento to attend
Seminole High ara those living
south ad Uth 8k aad Calory Ava.,
• equipment aad facUUtoe tinaod. These clause which let pound limit, end Urn bigger boys
: T f r t v s w e s r c n s i ' s v j s u r • ? * / £ *,u
■ad state toads halag giv- trt baato tor the pert two years.
Grammar School wil
ity k bools under MTdio Now maps,' s film rtrip projtrter
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400 woo re* that mow boyi will participate ia
I turn boon at tout some sped. Tha junior
high total to tbo changtog agr,
kr. High wtt says Carttou. The sebort win try
tor use to to mike a boy a good spoetator
rntf cUaaoo If not a good pliyer, tho prin*
tor eighth eipsl explsias. Tho junior high
i advanced team will play six football games
wft ha cau- with Daytona Beach at Urn 1SS
Commercial Training
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lamlato Ugh •short’s Dive*
<toa gowaral, awe epadflt,
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grass apaaa this h i with a used
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Ida students trained ia shorthand , .. T I T 1 . "f . . . .
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a i l typing, OtfWrtac Loaia Girard
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ante today.
rtMen, ptolte fteehtog,
T h m aaa
haslaaas patMaaa hartth M l toftly a n afctotod
o m i tor atadaaU with thaao tog iho general hostoaaa pa
suite aad aat enough people to Aa hour’s study la gtvea ad
fill the >oha,
Girard said. ftasry behiad a el i denfa y
Theta a n It appUcaata toe the ruler job.
pragram Which has junto* aad
A OCT ■indent taa ga to
eaalor etudawta at school to tbo toga apou graduation If ha
morning aad at work la the attar* taken aa fall aa iredimli
noon. Considered regular aaiyiayM aa piselkh doing the drat t
the pupU-wachora ara at busiaaaa yoara, ears Gtoard. Any ami
a minimum- cf fear hours attar or or student Interested to
eomptotian al a 7:41 to l l t l l a a , program ahaald sail Gleam
study easetea.
FA I t ill .
Get New Courses,
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J.ctor-to project microscopic ob*
joeto on a •croon will bo available,
Double sessions at Southsido
Elementary will •Ualnato some
of tha art, music end physical
education instruction from tbo
curriculum, says Principal Velma
Mitchell. Children will be at ichool
tour hours each, from 7:»U ;90
m. aad from 18-4 p. m.
Lake Mary Elementary Till got
a MW sot of 120 science textbooks
of the Heath Elementary Science
Scries,
The social studios course, Pro* <iog of too Celled# Board tests - -relttoa will bo given to ogfft
Moms of Democracy," wlU bo tw* (or Juniors, who often take the spttot *Mh roenko gvaiiahto •
regalsr orttogo boards tor prae* tow woeks lator.
gulled tor all geminate High tics, guidance, end aometimM tor How math eighth gradora have
School seniors for hto first time early admission. Tho now tort totrued to tho first sewn grades
this year and Juniors must now would bo giren at the Ugh school will be tested la tho Stanford
taka tho California Test of Mental and would eliminate a |7 or tlS Achievement Test scheduled Mr
coot to tho Uth graders. Seniors this fell. Tho National Mem
Maturity.
tabs tha regular college boards. Scholarship Qualifying Tort to gft
Seventh graders hive p r e v io u s lyIho
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rtato-wido ninth
grade____
tests___
far_____
next spring ________
for Janiow
taken tho maturity test Other wUl bo given hi early- fell, with Orrt semester Seniors.
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"firsts" will be tho offering of <carts available to students and Seniors will get individual aft
third yosr Latin and Typing and teachers In lata winter or early vice from Uwlr guidance director
General Business far sophomores, spring. State senior placement early this school year'on TnratlMt
Planned to a one hour f l vtr- teste tor admisstor to state Mb aad odwattan.
Course Opens Aug. 31
! Seminole County Vocational
Scbool'e commercial I t a l a l a g
Course Is Mt to open Aug. SI.
Day classes will bo from • a.m.
to 3 p.m. with an hour for lunch
Monday throughFriday. Evening
S st
Daytime courses offered a n :
Transcription. Business English,
Office Procedure, Commercial
Low. Duplicating Machinu, Burtm ss
Arithmetic, Filing, Diet*.
phono and Business Machines. In
structors will bo Mrs. Gladys Hall,
principal, end Mrs. Lydia Watt.
Evening courses a n : Typing I
S JL a“? p S &
week of school. Students a n recommended for business positions
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Pomveranca has made a "first"
of Longwood’s Herald Willie.
fha mlddlo-sgcd welder began
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Oription, Dullness English, FUtog, ^ **kool education to Uke night
Dictaphone a n d Business Me- high school courses at Seminole
iCftinca.
High. This week he will get kis
Renovation of the Oviedo grammar aad high school to pn gioto
tog at high speed to moot tho
deoditoo of August II, opoatog
day of school.
Included to tho repair, a n S
emw roof, larger downspouts,
anetkm of a new firo escape sad
a now piaster job to fear state-
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hutatted to the luackmoai. The
kltchea will be la tha seme toes*
Men but A t lunchroom will ho
acroos tho entln hock of the
hulldhg end tho --wlag ana wft
-Why people don’t finish their
education l ’U never know. Then’s
ao mason fag H," says Heckeabaft. Ho eoecurs( ts adults to
nose to Seminole High and finUh their high Khool education at
the Monday and Tuesday sight
eiaaeoe. Cost to 61 per year,
KoeUe Kills ’Em
siaoMKB, v. <uri) - u
(Koehtel Bu m who combo Mo
hefr Md t e E j i n y on TV’s "TT
Sunoet Strip" program was mobhad fay 4,000 teen age fane on hto
sot vet hen Thursday. Twenty par.
nae wort reported trampled to
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The Burk family o f Lakt Monro* just about covert tho
county school system, with seven o f the 10 brothers and
sisters ready to begin Another year. Here are Sandra,
7th grade; Judy and June, 2nd; Lyle, 4th; Michael, 7ths
William, freshman, and Lee, A senior.
(S taff Photo)
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TuidalUaaa. Third row: f n a Banted Jr. Htfht Patar Bukur,
7. Mary Uraeo Kooky, Sylvia Baaaiay, Shirley
Secord.
ay accord,
(Bartatnm Photo)
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SWEATERS
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Thtr^s nothin* mom wonderful
thin Wttchin* achildgrow and develop.
tomlty to ; » to colkeo and atndy far a tartar? Why net laaara that evoataahty
m w 7 Why M l atari a **CaPa«a Bavtaio Am — i" for you chUdroa HOW, and
watch It trow, waak hy week. Thao, whaa that hlg day anu ti whan Junior or
Bta la ready to o v a l at Btata U , you'd ha ready too — WITH A CHICK.
TO THE B U S IN E S S M A N
W H O IS LO O K IN G A H E A D I
FINANCIAL COU
A t l a n t ic
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■ WIH1R tad PA9I1L
and SKIRTS
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IN EVERY DETAIL
�A sp ect Important
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^M »it .probltmt
f c T g " U^
of rv.pect by
iUl w ti. Parent* could holy tbo
.IWBtfon by shewing their till,
d m that thoy respect tbo teach*
bp f U ef 1MD wdtt b* I Hemsate
Deamatary School , ,
AHomonto’i I f c l . . . r o o m ,
m m jtf bufUbig viD e y n to Ha
first i n f late Auf. f l . H a sehoat
oa Highway 439. eaa ball mil#
eowtt of Altamoate b u iiO O pupa
toy eby. A library sad cafeterias
m toeluded la tbo bufldlnf which
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GMa Deficient
11 baa boos found that gtrto
mete, than boyb oufler from food
aka — probably duo to 1
la order to gain a y y la r* i
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fo r the student body!
Skirts
p rm
new
era
Etas • • 14,1 • IS
Ptnidu • TwMis - M i s
$5.98 to $9.98
Cotton Drosses
(Co-ocdlnatea)
t o t h t iij JOAN MILLER
ahm 8 • 20, 5 . 1 5
•tertlag s i
ift New Teachers
NEW ERA
Blouses
Colon tad White
Jhaa 10 • 58 $ 2 a 9 8 “ J 3 . 9 8
COTTON KNIT
teacher qualifications won os*
plained by Seminole High principal
Andrew J. Bracken and Director
of Persoansl Stewart GotchoL
Administration Aaatstant Walter
Toaguo discuaaed tbo budget A
tour of tbo count? waa lod by
Sanford Grammar School Principal
Sweoters & Tops
Sweoters fir Yosts
Bakm - Ortam • Lambawool
J2.9I-K.2S
jin -ju s
Cottea Ca ardlastou for Fn-Tom a
(C M • a * tweed)
Shea 8*14
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TEENFORM BRA’S A PANTIES
LOVAJUff B n ’s
Open Daily t-ItSO — Fri. sites’10 4:09
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X o iae i J a ih ia n i
WALKER BLDG.
2510 8 . OAK
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P L A N N IN G
You’ve never had it so s o ft. Mso aubtlel YooVs
never seen colors so maKically harmonized.
Luxury-styled shirts ami 100% imported Australian
Iambs wool sweaters come in Blue Mist, Pine
Mist, Camel Mist. . . to mstch*matfl as
ntver before with 100% wool skirts in
gentle checks. Sizes 5 to 15, 8 to 18.
A
Arntl-cotton ihlrt—roll-up sleeves, convertible'
A * Italian collar. 4.98
Classic cardigan—beautifully full-fashioned. g.M
All-around pleated skirt—otltcbod to the hips.
In Quicksilver (blus/grey) or Oasis (camal/gme)
multicolor checks. 10Jg
R . Loeg-aleeved pullover sweater—baautifUDy
full-fashioned. 7.98
Shaath skirt has lined erst. Interesting front
detailing, back pleat. 7.98
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fiboctaleeved slip-over—smartly foIT-faahJbond. I
Peneil-alim ekirt—lined seat, eonceslsd slpper.
back pleat—In Quicksilver (blue/grey) or OaaJ«
(caaml/fTeen) pUid. 8.98
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A me!-cotton shirt—convertible Italian collar.'
DETERMINATION
. . . whether yen epend srery cent that comae la, or aare eem ithiag each
payday*
Make Up Yeur Mind — and start building your SAVINGS
ACCOUNT teday.
FIR8T
P *y*
FEDERAL
rotl-up sleeves. 4.9*
Luxuriously flared skirt—smart double treat
CUsale cardigan sweater is richly full-fashioned.
Arasl end Cotton shirt boasts ro!l*up slttvm,
nonvert Ibis Iultan collar. 4.98
filim tweed skirt h u double kick pleat,
Iwo fronting searat. 7.9s
Accredited Chargt Account*
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Individual Hair Styl#
RAH! RAH! RAH I BtmlMlt Hick School junior end
iicnlor cheerleaders ere flylnr high u they get in a
little pre-eehool practice. Foreground (L to r.) are
Deanna Klchola, Niki Aahby, ana Kay Ivey* In the back
are Jeanne Southward and Anne Crappe* Afaeent are
Marylin McDaniel, Frances Strickland, and Sunny
Skinner.
(Bergitrom Photo)
To GoTo Various
Ur of Mr. anti Mr*. W. H. n*.
Bhaio and MU* Elena Tuhy,
daughter of tho Kev. and Mr*.
Stephen M. Tuhy.
Returning to F8U will ba Min
(’•fry Fleming, daughter «f Mr*.
Elsie Fleming,
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Florida Southern'! hall will
•non greet Donn Ulrey Jr, ton
of Mr..and Mr*. Donn Ulrey.
W E CREATE A
LOVELIER YOU l
Phone FA 2*7884 For \
L
Appointment
(D aw n^
Beauty Salon
Seminole County r*aidant* don't
need to lose a Job because they
don't have a requited high school
diploma^ says E. 8. Douglass,
county Director of Adult and Vo
cational Education.
tieneral Educational Develop
ment testa given In Sanford can
ram a Florida State Equivalency
Diploma which la equal to one
from any accredited high school.
The live testa are given at the
County School Building, 802 E.
Commercial Are. and are titled:
^Correctness and Effectiveness of
Expression,
Interpretation ol
Reading Materials In the Social
Studies, Interpretation of Read
ing Materials in Natural Science,
Interpretation of literary Ma
terial* and General Mathematical
Ability'*. Two hours are allowed
r
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for each teat.
Candidates for the exams must
be at least 20 years old and Flor
ida residents. Civic* and history
credits are required. These may
be obtained at Seminole High
School night cIsaacs held each
Monday and Tuesday from 7-10
p.m.
I'oople Interested should contact
Douglas* at the county school
office, FA 2-4164.
Good Suit Baaic
One good suit glvea the high
school girl a solid foundation for
h o r back-to-school wardrobe.
Sportswear llama provide many
types from casual blaxer and l|irt
combinations to the good gray
flannel suit wearable tor almost
any occasion.
Roy WeUenbarger J r, aon of
Mr. and Mra. Welaenbargert and
Mlia Mary Ann Teilmby, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr*. Paul Teain•ky will return to Concordia
Lutheran College In Texas. Joe
Battle, aun of Mr. and Mra; Joa
E. Bailie, will enter Concerdto
this year. He attoaded Florida
Southern last year.
Returning to Orlando Junior
College will be Andrew Duda HI,
ton of Mr. and Mra. Andrew
Duda Jr.
Mtaa Ana Pierson, daughter of
Fred Pleraen, enter* her graduat
ing term at Stetson University
this fall. Ann Will graduate in
January.
OPEN YOUR
TODAY
It'* real fun arithmetic when
one and one add up to four! In
the fall classroom of fashion,
skirts, vests and pants become
two-faced to turn about from
solid color to plaid, print or tweed
"reverse" side. More and more
skirts are playing a gay Jekylt
and Hyde role to stimulate a
whole new concept of color coor
dination and ensemble Ideas with
Just a "flick of the fabric".
Teach Safety
By the time a child Is ready
for athool ha should Hava made
safety a habit. As soon as a child
receives a bicycle ha must be
made to rcalixe that safety la
part of ownership.
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SELECTIO N! SAVING S!
NEW BOUFFANTS!
BURNISHED TONES!
BOYS1 SPORT SHIRTS
Penny’* prepare* a big Mlection in woven ginthami,
casy-carc new-iook prints
and broadcloth*. Some are
wash ’n wear, little or a*
iron. . . all machine waakl
Sixes 3 to lx 2.98
Our Dan River eottona
need little or no ironing 1
Give mother little home*
work l Beautiful new bum*
Uhed plaids, aoiids, for
your little ichool belles!
Brighton your Wa wW» that* lew-low W-
ILUft JEANS IN
PAISLEY TWILL
NEW K N IT SHIRTS ARE
TEXTURED FOR FA LL!
Want the newest thing in
casual comfort! Get Ten*
ney’a bold texture combed
cotton knits. They've new
fashion coliara. cuffs, cmbiera pock eta, tong taUe.
f'W £
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law-priced fashion loot!
Penney’a own paisley print
alim cotton twills I Spanish
red, vibrant blue, Moroc
can gold, white! Zip anklfd, machine washable.
Nines* aiiee.
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loterot la a bobby eta
My MARIAN R. JON1R
Oviedo School'* larftit regtatrtlion to h r wsi expected today.
Coutructioo on tbt school to
taks can of a capacity crowd of
student* has beta colas aa since
May. Tbo auditorium U now di.
Tided lata clauraoau, leaving
tbo plant without an auditorium
until tbo new cafetortum is built.
It will ( o up la the near future on
the old home economics bulldlas
alto. The remodelled home econo
mic* room has been moved aaxt
to the present lunch room.
Despite nine which haadkay
pod eenatruellon of ouuide addi
tions and remedetUng, tbo school
is expected to be reedy for it*
students next Monday. Double
classes aad added space are proof
of growth la the Oviedo area.
New teachers aad'ail those re
turning reported for duly Aug. 17
for full lime Monday through Fri
day work schedules. There are
five new teachers with still an
other faculty vecnacy to bo filled.
Homo room assignments an
nounced by pricipal W. H. -Da
leader, and Mrs. Doan UMy. a
returnee, first grade; Mrs. Lee
B. Warder, new, and Miss Doro
thy Rice, incumbent, second
trade; Mrs. Walter Teague. In
cumbent, third grade; Mrs. James
Perth. Incumbent, fourth grade;
Mrs. C. K. Buck*law, incumbent,
fifth grade; Mra. William E Watt,
a returnee, and John Mllua, sixth
grade; Mre. J. M. Staley, Incum
bent. aad Carlton Healey, new,
■ereath grade] Ml** Lola Ruddel!
end Mra. W. H. DeSban, both
hcusshtals, eighth grade; Arch
Heair, new, ninth grade; Mre. M.
E Smith, incumbent, tenth grade;
C. K. Bucket**, incumbent,
tlerenth grade and Paul Miblcr,
Incumbent, twelfth grade.
New first grade teacher, Mra.
M. E. Cooper graduated from
South Coorgia College, la Dougtae
and tbo University af Georgia at
Athens. She taught at Douglas
last year.
Mre. Lee B. Warder, new etc-
ta Western imitate aad NwtMra
Illinois universities. Mrs. LM
taught school last year at Martin
Grove, near Chicago. Mr. LM is
employed by Martla of Orlando,
Where the ceuple have recently
moved with thdir II year aid son.
John Milum, sixth grade heme
room new arrival lives la Orlande.
Ha has l« years teaching experi
ence, the past three la California.
Mr, MUum balds a E E Degree
from Middle TuaestM Stale
Teachers' College. Hie tea la a
beginner teacher this year.
Senfeidtta Arch Hook it the
new commercial teacher. \ grad
uate of Murrey Ruta College, he
taught at Boone High. Mr. and
Mrs. Hosie Uva la Baaferd.
Carlton Healey hails from our
principal's Humhett, Ttan. Hr.
end Mrs. Healey and tlMlr 17
months old daughttr Lisa Carol
lira In tha Estes spartmaat, Ovtedo. Following 'graduation, Mr.
Henley rscclrod Me EC. and M.A.
degrees from Memphis State Ual-
leetnik Look
Definitely Out
f l » "beatnik look" in the elatem m la definitely on the w*y out.
Many school aulhorttloe have
tahaa n upon themselves to eaferaa food grooming, binning blue
Jeaaa, motorcycle jackets, open■salad shirts end other sloppy
•taring apptrsl, declaring this
uaiaMraiat in dressing contributes
la Juvenile delinquency in looks
aad actions.
The "clean up" movement be
gat la several Eastern schools.
Officials noticed Immediate impcwroMsal in both boys' andglrle
behavior when more appropriate
school clothing was worn. Tha
itudeaii seemed to take nrrt
pride hi their appearance, end
Duke and Duchess Shoppe
LAST SWIM OP 8UMMER — Linda Wimberly and
Audrey Bolgar (left, canter), listen to the tales of Dade
Sharon, (rifht), a native o f FSU. Linda will be entering
Snead College, Boax, Ala., this fall and Audrey, dans
aaiutatorlan, will atay dose to home and attend St.
Petersburg Junior College. Dede, who hag been a lifeguard at The Municipal Pool this summer, can't wait to
return to "<jear old Tally-”
(Staff Photo)
"Like wow," that's what tha
young set soya ere tha words fee
the "jumper."
Gals end jumpers always go
together well. Jumpers lend themselves to dressing up or down and
help give a school wardrobe more
"go power."
B{b-styte tops, wide shoulder
straps or with classic square or
round necklines, jumpers take
to long and short slesved blouses
as will as hjgh and turtle-necked
sweaters.
There's no limit to tha fabric
variety shown In Jumper collec
tions — there era corduroys end
velveteens; polished cottons and
corded cottons; flawed*, orloos,
wools, and avan kalta that Invlta
themselves to mix -and- matMi
with gay tops.
The "go word" for gsls this
fall is "jump into jumpers."
Visit School First
Ths first day of school for a
child i* a most important one. To
maks it easier for your children,
n visit to the school should ba ar
ranged in advance of opening day.
Thla will remove some of tha
■trangcncss and lost fading of
tha First Day.
We have a complete aelection of
"Back To School" wear for all thn-hMs, from tot to
See the popular
teens. Sea the complete Uae o f Dresses, Shoes.
CAR COATS
Sportswear, Lingerie, Accessories for the girl*. And
RAIN COATS
for
tha boys
we have Sports
Clothes, Shoes,
Accessories, Dress Clothes. "Make Cowan's Your One
CO ATS
8top Shopping Headquarters."
And in the shoe department, “ W e
have shoes for tot* to college,”
By,
JUMPING JACK
STORYBOOK
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Slacks
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Wool.
Beautiful * ••
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in
plaids,
m ix
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match,
solids.
Let us help you select your
W ardrobe!
‘Featuring Fashions And Footwear For The Family?
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CHICKSD for |ha campus
U this wool sooty with
chseka and plaids combis•d. It haa fear extra largo
Mucilage
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Economy
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reundtaai sad hit M a r .
Canvas Oxfords
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IhadUM whaU |«U| to adm l
tor the line tint, ilka all ah*
enU, via as«d toruia thiagi
throughout the year. Far oaaai*
drouei.
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TOP VALUES IN PENS, PENCILS!
plat
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Canvas Binder
Zipper Binder
jaahos Uion look diflerea
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SCHOOL
Boo/ecd Art. For yea’ll fool
•ad look good too, becaiue
the aieaoy Moai will aoro
*U1 pal (alia ca»h la jw r
Whether start lag P in t Grad# or “ bark to college’
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Writing
You’ll ho happy aad alailog
tao. , . If yoa koto hoea oat*
Store, Conor Ilk St. tad
Pad
oeseeity
Seo Our lovely
fitted at the H A A Dept.
Typewriter
Hlaielated bather tipper hlader.
Map doeiga on cover.
98c*
Loaao loaf hiador. Special hootwiled plant If fmyr,
1.00
(ienalao apllt cow hide tipper
binder. Extra wide giieML
1.98*
Fire relrartable hall paint peae
in packet pmlrctnr.
‘ 47c
Lower leal tah iadeara far cUeai*
fplog aotoa. J la ecu
25c
ntpular rapor Mato bnll point
ptn« Laakproof, imtarproof.
98c
Heartier "reaaaat” faealain
pea. Saiwoth C-flov feed.
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Nataliy pn<U box wltk aallipUer, pencils, aharpeaer.
29c
Hexatao ihaped Onward
peacile. Ne. S lead.
Sripto aaechanlcol pencil,
((•irt propel, repel netton,
2 for 5c
29c
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PLEASE NOTE —
Phyalcal M Stadeoto - v t « a Official Moadoaarttr. far
raalhcr C.y« Sharia aad Bklrto lae toy a ead Cj ■ Salto far
gifla.
Gooseneck
Desk Lamp i
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Cotton Slips
The Bwye’ Oatflu Ore |17S
The Glrla’ Salts m
1.00 valve!
Adjustable shade directs
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1VA M. SPAULDING, Owner
light ta where you want
“ Where Quality I , Higher Then Priced
SANFORD -
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faratad caaa shads and
COB. 4th 8T. and SANFORD AVE.
bright brass gooocneck.
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Parents, Future Parents and AO Chic Minded Citizens, ear
Schools will soon be opening their doors to a better future for
oar citizens of tomorrow. Many childrenwill be attendttigschool
for the first time fnd hare little knowledge of traffic safety.
Your caution could save a child's life • •• maybe your own!
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HAVE TOUR CAR CHKCUD by aa expertl Asp ear
that k not ia ptrfMt mechaacal condition k a potential
murder weapon I TIm few dollars jo e ^>ead may save
ft
Kiel
TH IS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED BY TH E FOLLOW ING C IT IZEN S IN TH E INTEREST OF A MORE TRAFFIC SAFETY M IN D ED PUBLIC
J. L HOBBY
R. T. MILW EE
ROY A. W ILLIA M S
■tariff of Stmlnak CeetHf
Seminob County School Superintendent
Chief of Police, Sanford
BOB CRUMLEY, Agent
ZITTROWER BROS. GARAGE
American Fire 4 Casualty
1400 Elm Avft.
p x 1-2051
MARY CARTER PAINTS
SOI W. Firet SC
CARROLL’S FURNITURE COMPANY
FA 2*3619
116 W. Fint 8t.
PA i-am
CARRAW AY & McKIBBIN
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
107 W. Second SC
(■'oneral litsuranco
114 N. Pack Ate.
FA 2*6431
HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD
SIS W. Third SC
LEE BROTHERS, Plumbing
319 Elm Ave.
FA 2-4530
FA 2*5561
PA S IU1
VIC'S STANDARD SERVICE
t i l N. Park Ave.
DONALD N. FLAMM, Insurance
1626 Elm Avo.
GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY
PIG *N WHISTLE
Bo. Park Ave.
FA 1-0716
120 Mapb Avo.'
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RITZ THEATRE
SM.SUaaoii.Are.
BOYD-WALLACE
114 8a. Palmetto Ava.
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CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.
FA 2*0814
116 So. Park Ava.
FA 2*2581
PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY
806 W. Thirteenth SC
FA 2*2951
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
2nd St. A Palmetto Ave.
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Seminoies Get
Record Turnout
Seminole High School’s 1090 foot
ball squad started •wealing yes
terday at Coach Jim Pigott and
bit itaff put the largest turnout
if prospects the school has had
through Initial wortouta. Eighty-
five boys worked out and flva
morn win report later.
Pigott got right down to butlMts, bringing out the tackling
dummies and giving the boya
plenty of running.
Pigott >nid he was "real pleat
ed" with the large number out
for the opening drill and said he
probably would break up the
squad into units by the end af
the week or early next week.
The Seminole hopefuls worked
out yesterday In gym suits but
will get down la head knocking
in pads as soon as conditioning
drills are finished. Uniforms will
be issued Monday.
Opening data la Sept It, when
the Seminoies play Titusville here.
Titusville replaced Lyman e
WASHINGTON (UP1) - T h e year’s schedule.
■ bum Ways and Keans Commitffe, in a rebuff for Speaker Sam
Rayburn, refused today to accept
• compromise highway revenue
plan calling for a one-year oneoent increase in the gasoline tag.
By a vote of U la 12, the Tax
Writing Committee turned down
kick aft
Mm compromise which Rayburn
Thursday
si a
bad worked out Monday with Dem
at M
cheat AO
grata on Um Public Works Com
ha
mittee. The Public Works Com
take
mittee handles highway legislation
K Ways and Means Committee
a maria af the Celery Bawl
all financing bills.
In place of Rayburn's compro gem# wil be shewn and re
mise, the committee voted It to • freshments served. The meetta reaffirm Its support of a pro lag will atart at 7:21 p. m. la
Um maste ream at
gram calling for a 22-mooth gaaoh c tax Increase af one eenL
Chairman Wilbur D. Mills said
Mm committee Instructed him to
Introduce a 33 • month bill. This
amid be the first step ia bypass|U the Public Works Committee,
Ublcfe under normal procedure
would dear the legislation for
Mouse floor a^H"*
Mills told reporters that a miity of his committee opposed
tores of the Rayburn compro
mise which call far dipping Into
general revenue to help finance
HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — Former
the highway trust fund beginning House Speaker Ted David all but
next July 1. The Ways and Means formally announced his candidacy
proposal baa a similar provision for governor Monday, lie even
but k would start one yaar later. nailed soma planks to Ms plat
VMUls insisted today’s action w u form.
“ not at all a slap” at Rayburn.
"If ! find general acceptance
Nevertheless, k was in interpret to my thinking and can properly
ed bp observers. Rayburn had finance a campaign, I definitely
personally Intervened to get X wlU run," laid the young Holly
aampromlae
wood attorney.
He aald be baa been touring
the state in recent weeka testing
the political winds In what he de
scribed aa a “ pre-announcement
campaign."
"1 have aot been discouraged
by what I’ve teen sad heard,1
*
Rayburn
Gets Gas
Asst. Coach Dave Laude Starts Linemen To Hitting
Ix>w On Padded Dummies.
Tax Rebuff
Boosters Drive
Starts Thursday
At High School
C
Canal Proposal
topic Tonight
■anford-Tkarvllle Canal,
long proponed by proponents of
water transportation for this ana
and opposed by sportsmen, will
ba discussed again hern tonight.
Dr. H. R. Wilbur of DeLand,
resident of the Florida Wildlife
adoration, will present the fede
ration's arguments against the
•anal at a meeting of the Semi
g i e County Sportsman's A s m . at
I n. m. in the courthouse.
Chamber of Commerce Mi nayor
John Krider, who baa been on Mm
Mde trying for years to get such
• canal, will be present to diiauj) the points Indicating that the
•rca would benefit by K.
T..e aportsmen have invited the
public to attend the meeting and
hear the presentations.
"Wo hope the public will attend
^ d would like to stress that the
M eeting la by no mean* limited
la our members,’ ’ Jack Wilber,
president of the association, said.
P
Rush Sanford Avc.,
Apprailisers Told
David Lays Base
For Entry Into
Governor Race
hi g4do4»
i
I
Poles Seek UN
WARSAW (UPI) - Poland will
apply for a Mat to the United
Natloaa Security Council this fall,
the Polish news agency PAP re
ported Monday night.
Cub Scout Pack
Meets Thursday
Cub Scout Pack 10 will meet
at g p. m. Thursday Ih .McKinley
Hall of the First Methodist
C h u r c h . Committee Chairman
Arthur Beckwith urges all buys
to attend in uniform as there will
be an inspection.
Den 4 will be in charge of
opening exereites and Den S will
be ia charge of dosing exercises.
3 Flf? D a n fo rt)
WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday, acattered showers. High today 88 to 93, low tonight 70 to 75.
VOL XLIX
Little, But Loud
PRESCOT, England (UPI) —
Mlsa Elisabeth Wilcox, M years
old and four feet seven Inches
tall, was put on probation Mon
day for slugging a six-foot. 170pound policeman with hla own
helmet.
NAACP Picketing:
United Press Leased Wire
Established l'J08
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1959
WASHINGTON (UPlk — Preal-ion highway financing, government I President Richard M. Nixon, who
dent Elsenhower dispatched let- Interest rites and housing mort- presides over the Senate, and
tera to the Democratic Congress I gages.
Home Speaker ham Rayburn,
today warning there will be serious He told his news conference that
Elsenhower did not give a direct
repercussions M U falls to act Ihe was sending the letters to Vice Ianswer when asked If he might call
Violation Charged
AlliedUnityPresident'sGoal
LONDON (UPI) - Rsdto Peip
ing charged Monday that a U. S.
naval patrol plane violated Com
munist Chinese air space over
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi
Kwangtung Province. The broad
cast, monitored here, said the dent Elsenhower on the eve of his
alleged Incident took place Mon departure for Western Europe said
day morning.
today he hoped that be and Allied
leaders would join In a mutual
Hurt
statement of readiness to negoti
WASHINGTON (UPD-Squesky- ate with Russia, but in firm de
voiced comedian Arnold Sling, termination never to retreat from
out for a midnight sightseeing their basic principles.
ride, demollihid the auto of a
Eisenhower told a news confer
former assistant secretary of ence he also would suggest to the
state early t o d a y when he heads ft West Germany, Great
smashed U into a lamp post and Britain, France and Italy that they
one of the famous Japanese cher cooperate ia helping advance the
ry trees.
Comedian
Conscience?
•*
Goodwill Major
Asset, Ladd Says
health and living standards of the,
two billion people of the new ar
underdeveloped nations.
The ehlef executive, meeting
with reporters before taking off
by jet plane at 4 a. m. Wednes
day for Bonn, Germany, also
made these other outstanding
points:
Ho said this government has
under Immediate, urgent study a
request for the government of
Laos for new funds with which to
fight inrosds of Communist forces.
He uid the Russian government
notified him Monday night that
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush
Chaplain William C. Fuller of the chev will be coming to the United
Saaford Naval Air Station will be States next month as chief of the
guest of honor at the Bemlaole
County . Chamber of Commerce
Coffee Club meeting Thursday. Khrushchev personally at ihe air
The chaplain la completing ■ tour port on his arrival and entertain
of duty at the station.
him at dinner at Ihe White House.
Chaplain Fuller will bo transfer
Without calling him by name,
red to Newport. R. 1., headquar Elsenhower struck back forcefully
ters of DESRON 12, where ho will ■t former President Harry S. Tru
servo oa chaplain for eight destroy man who criticized the chief ex
ert.
ecutive's planned trip to Russia
Many of Chaplain Fuller’s as this fall. Eisenhower said he wai
socialea are expected at the 10 getting weary of people speaking
a. m. meeting to be held in Mrs about blows to presidential pres
Appleby’i Valdez Restaurant
tige at a lime when he was giving
A visit to new Kirk Pina office his last atom of energy for the
building will foUow the coffee.
whole human race.
Chaplain Fuller
Coffee Club Guest
PUGGWASII, Nova Scotia (CPI)
—Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush
chev aald in a message today that
biological and chemical warfare
"runs counter to humane princi
ples and the rules of international
Goodwill la one of the biggest
law and the conscience of all assets you can build in your busi
peoples."
ness if you live by the fourway
test, former FBI man Mickey
Ladd of Geneva told Sanford HotBOUGIE, Algeria (UPI)-France trims yesterday.
today welded into place the final
The onetime assistant to J.
section of a pipeline that will bring Edgar Hoover and a veteran of 26
oil from the Sahara Desert to this years with the FBI, said the se
Mediterranean port, a distance of cond test rule " ’ Is It fair?,' should
416 miles. Oil is expected to start be followed In every phase of your
flowing through the line from the life."
wella of Hess! Messauud in about
in training of children, in sports,
a month.
in diplomatic relations and in pri
vate business, it should prevail,
Ladd stressed. The fairness one
CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl>-The uses in business will be Uie mea
Navy fired another Polaris test sure of how fairly he I* dealt
rocket today as the submarine bal with by othera, he declared.
The rule, "It Is fair T,” is just
Sanford puppeteers are produc
listic missile project begin moving
Into high gear. The 28 foot rocket a variation of the Golden Hide ing a televised puppet a’ ow, one
blasted off from a flat launching "ail of us were taught at young of the first of Ua kind la this
pad unlike the recent spectacular sters,’1 Ladd aald.
area.
firing from an underground "pop
The "Colonel Klngawood" puppet
gun" tube.
show, which features marionettes,
shallow and fist puppet* la pro
iluced each week by Mrs. Elsie
Hollyw ood <u p d - About so
Mar Doug ill of Rt. 2, Sanford,
persons attended memorial aerassisted by Mr. and Mrs, Jack
vlces Monday for silent screen
•tar Rudolph Valentino who died
Sahara Line Ready
S ’,iK'sssm
Sanford Puppeteers Put
Polaris Fired
50 Honor Valentino
W eekly Program On TV
Appraisal Cards
Due By Sepl. 8
L S T A “ ‘ dPt-tt
Apyf.U.r
Dowling IhinU
< T i ’.’ ! » -m b. *w . to prwnt M. »
at the annual services. Mining]
viewed appraisal cards to the
from Uie gathering was the "lady
County Commission at the Sept. I
in black" who for 28 years made
meeting.
an annual pilgrimage to Valen commission
Commlsiion chairman John Kri
tino’s crypt.
der said at thia morning’s meet
lng that he thought that Dowling
would make the presentation then
” 1 think we can make it," said
Dowling later. The mam hunch of
cards left to review are the farm
MIAMI <UI*n — The Weather group's, he explained.
Bureau today re purled it has
found a suspicious squally area
in the western Gulf nf Mexico
that ia "favorable for further de
velopment."
A hurricane hunter plane was
A convict who escaped from a
dispatched to luuk over the dis Reldivllle,
Ga., prison Is being
turbance which carried heavy held in the Seminole County jail.
showers and winds estimated at
James T. Duckworth, alias
23 to 34 miles per hour.
Frank Hunter, was arrested here
Saturday night on a charge of pub
lic drunkenness. He escaped from
Heidsvllle Aug. 18. Duckworth, 33,
had ierved five months of a year’s
term to which he was sentenced for
formed a human ladder so that port, Pa., Bible Institute.
passing bad checks. He will face
two lower men could clamber up Ironically, the means by which charges In Orange and Brevard
the ropea and over their shoulder* the youths might have saved counties before being returned to
to reach the ledge.
Heldsville.
Though the risky attempt suc themselves, dangled from a rock
just
10
fret
away—but
well
out
ceeded, it was too late, one writh
ed In delirium oo the ledge, rop of reach. Their knapsack, tilted
ed to hia already dead companion. with food and warm clothing, had
He died minutee later after res slipped from one boy’s grasp. It*
cuers bad dressed him in warm
clothes and begun the task of strap caught on a rocky spur beFuneral aervices for Deborah
lowering him down the mountain. j low them.
Lynne Dukes, age 4 months, who
The victims, both college stu The eight.man rescue team, ex died yesterday, will be held at 4
dent*, were Alfred Whipple Jr., - pert climbers wbo were members p. m. today at the (frisson Fun20, of Gales Ferry, Conn., a of the Appalachian Mountain Cub, eral Home with the Rev. T. C.
sophomore it Brown University, ' scaled the slippery face of the O'Steen officiating
and Sidney Crouch, 21, of Led- rocky mountain to JOmlle eo hour
Burial will be to Greenwood
Horner of Loch Arbor, their
daughter, Dcsta Lee and Miss
Frankie Jones.
The Saturday night show, sche
duled st 7 p. m., uses different
characters each week and usually
salutes people and organisations
in Central Florida. "Colonel Kingswood’’, a puppet southern gentle
man, emcees the mannequin var
iety production. It's on Channel B
Suspicious Squall
Found In Gulf
Escaped Convict
Arrested Here
a etude* at toe Re 1wu«k driHug tog aad sate.
a special aesiion of Congress If
the lawmaker* failed to authorize
an increase in the interest ratci
for government bonds, which he
has recommended migh. offer a
solution.
But ha aald that if Congress
should do nothing at ail about this
issue, he would be confronted with
a matter of gravest importance
and would have to consult all his
advisers before deciding what to
do.
The House Ways and Means
Committee voted last week to
pigeonhole a bill which would have
authorised the President to set
higher Interest rates on govern
ment bond Issues.
Elsenhower brought out that be
was sending the letter to the
House and Senate when he wae
asked about the controversial la
bor reform bill, now Isa confer
ence.
In pinpointing the Interest rateg
highway financing and mortgage
disputes, the president said each
of these three involves existing
programs and Congress must act
to avoid serious repercussions.
Highway financing Involves the
administration's controversial re
quest for an increase in the fede
ral gasoline tax.
The administration request for
increased FHA authority to guar
antee mortgages la Involved to
ia the argument between the
president end the Democratls-eo*.
trolled congress over general
lng legislation.
Dusty Boots Group
Back In
Galloping booms will Mark the horses, are building an
Dusty Boots Riding
R id in gAssociation
.........................................
children and plan to sponsor young
reorganized "Play Day” program peoples' cookouts. Instruction In
at tho Farmers' Auction Market basic riding skills and perhaps n
Sept. 7.
children's rodeo.
A Grand Entry af about 71
horses and riders li scheduled to
open the 2 p. m. spectacle at the
Unora Rd. market. Two club char
ter membera will lead the entry.
Calf-roping, saddle scrambles,
tournament riding and pickup
races are scheduled to test the
skill and training af about 10 The City of Sanford last nlghi
riders in each event.
asked the State Road Dept, to
Trophies and gifts donated by
a pipeline inatead of an open
SanfonJ businessmen will be given place
ditch in connecting the 8. Sanford
to winners of each avent and to Ave. water flow to an exlatlng
the rider scoring Uvo most points. tile line along Road 44.
All horse owners are urged to take
The road department had naked
part.
No admission wil] be charged the city to allow an open ditch
and free pony rides will be avail for the link between the clly'a tile
line and the drainage line which
able for children.
Tile corporaton of nearly 40 will need extending at about 23th
adult and young riders was organ- St. to taka care of exreaa water,
tied for riding and entertainment P. W. Ekey, district drainage
engineer for the SRD, laid tho
in -1047.
Roberta la. president
-- - - L.
- - D.
- ----------------------Gte group. Members own tbelr ditch would serve the purpose of
getting a flow off better than n
pipe and would be cheaper.
City commissioner! took the ad
vice of City Manager Warren
Knowles, who said the city already
has a drainage problem with a
similar Installation and racorainrmled the pipe as lha better aolu*
lion.
NEW YORK (UP!) - David J. Neither type outlet appears to
McDonald, president of the strike- be the complete answer to tho
ing United Steelworkers Union, problem of draining a swampy
goes before the union's 33-tnan area south of the end uf Sanford
Executive Board today to report Ave. commissioners were told.
un the stalemated six-weak old Future development will be a fac
tor In w..at is done m the next
strike.
Union and Industry nego’ lator* few years, Knowles said.
also were to continue their clause
Ekey asked tho city to retain
by-clausa examination of the ex responsibility for maintenance at
pired contract but major Issues tho existing Uie drain after tho
were not expected to be discuss new link is made and the commix*
ed.
siunur* agreed.
McDonald presumably would
tell the Executive Board there
was no Immediate settlement In
sight. Neither eide apparently has
budged from its pre-strike posi
tion and no serious steel shortage
is expected before the middle of
next month at the earliest.
Up to date Information un tho
condition of Lake Monroe water#
may be obtained soon in the city
commission's efforts to ilecld#
whether or not to hold a referen
A courtesy campaign will be ex dum on Installation of a new sew
plained to about 400 Atlantic Coast age treatment plant.
Line employes at Sanford meet
Commissioners discussed such ft
ings Aug. 28 amt 27.
survey again Iasi niuht and con
1’ antl discussions and a filmed tinued to stress the need for pub
message from ACL President W. lic information on the subject.
Thomas Rice will be featured at
City Manager Warren Knuwle#
the Aug. 28 meeting for Negro said he will report "In a few days*
employes and their wives at the on a possible survey.
ACL Assembly Room and at the
Aug. 27 meeting of white employes
and their wives at 7:30 p. m. at The Ayes Had It
the Sanford Civic Canter.
The city tax equalization board
The courtesy re-emphasis pro
obably act a record for brevity
gram was started at Jacksonville,
it night as commissioners found
with Rlee instituting the slogan nobody present to complain. The
"Thanks lor using Coast Line” meeting started at • p. a . and
Avl. employes are now wearing the regular •ommistiaa
[Waa to aaaalaft as l
City Refuses SRD
Request On Ditch
Report Scheduled
On Steel Walkout
Courtesy Subject
Of A C L Meetings
Funeral Today
For Dukes Child
— ■ “
NO. 60S
City Commission
To Make Further
Effort On Survey
Rescue In Storm Fails, Two Die
FRANCONIA, N. H. (UP!) Daring mountain climbers planned
to toy today to retrieve from §
wind-lashed mountainside the bodof two Connecticut youths who
ced late Monday just as rescuers
reached them.
"Don't let us die; for God's
sake help us.” one cried ae the
teem of crack rock climbers inch
ed to within a few feet of the
narrow ledge where the pair had
been trapped for over 34 hours.
They died apparently of exposure.
to a total effort, three res
Msera, hanging from steel pins
^mmered into the rain slicked
SANFORD, FLORIDA
IkeWarns CongressOf'Repercussions'
JACKSONVILLE (UPI/ - The
National Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People pic
keted the new Sears department
store today for what it called un
fair employment practices.
- #* Hie
David Maid the foundation for
hla gubernatorial platform by call
ing for a new method of setting
auto Insurance rates, a new pro
gram for public schools and a
stepped up mental health pro
gram.
David predicted the I960 gover
nor'* rave will be a "young man'i
race" which will start early, last
long and be physically and financiaily taxing.
Other candidates expected to
run include Cliff llerretl of Miami,
Doyle Carlton of Wauchula, Haydon Burns of Jacksonville, Farris
Bryant of Ocala and Fred 0.
Dickinson of Palm Reach.
State Sen. Ilarvie Reiser of
Bonlfay last week became the first
esndidste to formally announce
for the race.
Appraisers A. B. Peterson Jr.
and Raymond Ball were told today
la have their Sanford Avo. appraU0 finished by Sept. 1.
An appraisal of property bordertog Sanford Ave. from route 46 to
Gindervilte must ho submitted to
the State Road Dept, before the
founty can purchase property there 3th Graders Chunked
Eighth grade hoys attending
for the widening anil drainage of
Mm street, county commissioners Seminole High School who want to
play football have been asked to
report to Coach Dan Pelham at
Pinccrest Junior High. There
won’t be any eighth grade pro
gram st the high school, Coach
Jim Tigott uid.
Seminole County Board of Real
tors member Wil'lam H. Stemper Brigitte To Tour
la new local representative of the
PARIS (UPI) — French movie
National Institute of Real Estate star Brigitte Bardot will make a
Brokers.
personal appearance tour of Scan
Encoursging panel discussloos dinavia, South America, the Mid
M local brokerage problems will dle East, Japan and India next
be one of Stcmper's primary dut year, her agents announced today.
ies. To acquaint re si estate brok*
The trip is aimed at promoting
s with new advertising, flnane- Brigitte’s next movie and her hus
g and taxation developments la band, French actor Jacques CharMl aim of the discussion program. rier, 23, will accompany her.
temper Named
y Realtor Board
Now s Briefs
Grads David Stanley, Billy Tyre Show Seminoies How
On Balance Dummy.
(Staff Photos)
1ILKE S HOW THEY WORK — Puppeteers Destu Lee
Horner, Bitting, and, loft to right, Mrs. Juck Horner,
Jack Homer and puppat owner, Mrs. Elsie MocDougull,
present Colonel Kingawood (center) aurruiinded by
tome oi U« TV aaeoaiatefo
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M. DooUUto Mid today.
PesIHtta. ek e won fame In Wcrid ably wan ahead of Russia in setae
War II with kin bombing of Tokyo ways "because to all UkUihood
early to — war, now In board we have n more compact, smaller,
chxhrmxm t t Space Technology La- cheaper 1CBM
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The Del i / e ee end CetUeaeen
CoeunMee eetteuted 100 per eOat
rahte ed freeing lead to bet be*
f oote d yaetara load, feo per ecre,
wahageevte woodland, |U per
acoe; ead ebeoAow lead and
•O ia p M | N per acre. Tboia in*
eoaaaeoadoUoeo ehaeld bo "unlform and eeentjrpWc’’ u ; i the
today. The family's NeMl eecrwcommittee.
Iwamp aad overflow lead le tary Carmaa Oamore Said Mra.
worth 910 per acre at a maximum, Batlats aad her am s fli- to, IS,
objected cattleman Robert Leo of aed Roberto, U, ptea |e Ay te
Oviedo. A person can’t make 120 Uabea la the n ett l a s days.
acre oet of cattle on Dili
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shoeld bo on e per with otherWASHINGTON tU P l) - Concounties, added Qua Schmeh of munlit China la lufierlaf fro.(i
the worat drought In many yearn
Lake Moeroe.
The aottmalad | l k million nee. la Me northern end.eeekm area*,
eeeerjr to* the county budget the Agriculture Depuftmout remood be reloed. explained Coun
ty fsmmltatew Chairman Jobe
Krlder. H'a aot the eommiaaion,
a
expeaaee necessary, he atrtMOd.
The tour-emu vegetable committoe held that "to be consistent
with ftorida lew , , . murk lands
erne et which they may be or tiled eendload to this county
Rabort ■- Perks, sea of Charles
t e to take a second took? should be vetoed from |160 to
L. Parks lr .. 1 CT W. lrth St.,
Mid Dr. Albert R. Hlbbs. Ho to
Seated, bee Wee named chair e monster ef the lunar exploration 9U0 maximum per or re."
man ef the University ef ftor- committee formed by the National
Seminole County citrus graves
ida’e IMP fresh nun Forum.
should have values approximately
Aeronautics
ead
Spues
AdmiaistnParks. ■ toaior taw student,
like Onega County, the eltnu
heeds a staff ef » student tosdan
rnmmlttoe reported. Top notch
"It
to
virtually
certain
that
Ufa
preparing toe forum which to- occurs elsewhere la the unlretse," Orange County graves ere valued
dedea three programe. Sponsored Hlbbs declared la Me s te m s between *1,800 end 92,000 per
by etadeat geverument. the forum
stressed that the mala driv acre, with one to four year old
to deaigeed to acquaint entering which
ing tore* to space research should •roves at 9300 per acre, the comtoeahawa with abntoat activittet bo man's curiosity shout the res- aUttoe acid.
af too UnlvonUy.
moa — not
Nursery end greenhouse lend
Parte Is i member ef Florida
ahould he valued at 9300 per acre,
Btae Key, hoeerery leadership fraor 9900 per acre Ulod, sold the
nursery and greonhouso commit
Odum Execution
tee.
“Owt-bwUdlnga” era usually not
Is Postponed
worth toe amount at which the
RAIfOBD (UPI) - The acted- county values them, the femora
m alty this year Including
tiled execution of convicted rapist said. Buildings on farm lend have
Aam Wiley Odum ef Leesburg little effect on Its value, esld Culwee put off u til Friday today lum. A reduction la out-building
Gov. Guv La Roy CoUiae appraisal eras asked by farmers.
City Equalization J tecaura
was out of the state.
Appraiser R. f . Dowling said
Supt. DeWttt Sinclair said Col- he would toy end adjust the value
Nearing Tonight
tee ordered tte etoctrocuttoa post- ef out-buUdtaga, taking Into ac
The toty commission will sit ns E f * . ,by«*uhw "ton governor count toe eafiaiched manner to
• tot egos Hint tow board at Its dneaat like to have an etortrocu- which they are built.
te e whoa te to eat af tte state."
• to m . awottog today,
Dowling asked that representa
nratoaga af toe ta s te d Ave.
tives ef seed end muck fsrmcra
•refert will t e discussed with P.
n*o*t with him to make any nosesV. they, District Drainage Eaaery appraise) adjustments.
toeeer ef ton Stats Rood Dept
l a — | and yi—wUj recommends- By Cancer Society
tern Jar toe newly enaned Coun Ttw Seminole County Chapter uers M t Degree
try Ctab area end Ptoecraet sub- of tte American Cancer Society B kterd Evens did hie U te
dhdatoaw will t e considered.
needs worn, discarded sheets. Mery grandfather prate recently
legnoU tor
e street These sheets will te seed to wo when he received a Master of
■More dance Sept. II between men's groups to t e mete tale Educattoa degree from Salem
re n t ead Secced atreeti on Meg- dressings for cancer patterns.
•tele Teachers’ College, Salem.
Mile, and t e pwmlseha to have Anyone willing to donate eM Maas.
• • m o n aeto at e traffic light
The g e t o m of Freak Evans Is
Mtoraectkm t e the Umatilla C ri? Bud MoughUrnTtoMfem to n ?fit! M atameea of Rollins OMtogs ate
•tod Children’s Home are ectedul- or Mrs. J. N. Ana re Do, CM Path in tte brother ef Mrs. John T-
K
complete s y s te m so— m Um
Qe o rre Dubbe, rig h t, chow ed
WUliem M cGinnis, w ho « m
s i l l ted th e new eehool y e ito
tlo n e terted to d ay a n d T h e
Mrs. K. J. Motiman, Sanford, and
Mr. tad Mra. R. J. I teeetrem,
Cnnd Porte, N. D.| one toe RobMo Lee White Jr. af Seated; •
granddaughter, Robin Elisabeth
Statutram ef Oread Stark*; his
mother, Mre. Reals Ann White,
of A r.idli; a lister, Mre. Bernard
Hill o< Port Orange; a brother
George H. White ef Jacluouvtiis.
funeral aerrlcea will to 3 p. m.
tomorrow at Central Baptist
Church, with the Rev. Gall Smith
officiating. Burial will bo at Oeklawn Memorial Park, Brlaaou faneral Home In charge.
Active pallbearen win bet Joe
Daniels, Buddy Riburn, Ed CrlfRaise No Help
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The flth, DeWUt Hunter, Hoyt Galloaverage Inflillnn plashed Ameri
can's income wool op |U lest
pear but bis money wee.dal buy
si much because prices increased
more. Per capita hirnme elite u+d
from 92.Oil la 1M9 to (M R Met
Dukes Infant Diet
At Age 4 Months
rallied re venue le head off a ehut
down in eooeUuttlM ef the HAM,alio iatentele hi—
tyetem.
Rayburn wee expected le New
up to 'm ete ■ personal plan for
endorsement ef the e w re d hike
plan which h at been recommoaded bp the tax-writing Heura Wept
-~d Means Committee,
Whether he would succeed without making tome concttikra to the
rtbelltoee Deteecrata e u questin '
able.
"We’re net going to have tomething Jammed down our threats,"
ooe af the group uid.
Democrats oe the Public Works
Committee any the penny s gsL
Ion tax boost to too much. Before
Mobster Cohen
Turns Speaker
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Mob
ster Mickey Cohen, who bee faced
enough attorneys to pick up eooHdenhls legal Jargon, flow ben
Sunday to address a lawyer's
group ea how to pay r**r income
tax.
The 49-yearold Cohen made g
five-minute talk at tte ninth an
neal trial layer's seminar, ori
ginated In 1M1 by San Francisco
attorney Melvin Belli.
Tte seminar was aot connected
teto the five • day couventtoa af
N T American Bar Asia, which
Boosters1Club
Seeks Members
served as e brief vactUee
Gahea a te gave Item s
ekaare to get togataer privately
^
laminota High's Roeetop chh to
set to leoach kg nifiihiidile
drive,
!
*
The club that auppme BeaL but Belli said
aoto High activities aad tetoe fte ed.
coueider n University el ftorida
o fte to held a short course to tow
county oa the Prophecy of Isaiah.
The meeting at the Holy drone
Episcopal Church Pariah House
will begin at 10 a. m. Dr. Hornet
Leslie would give the two lectures.
He has recently returned Mem
the Holy Lead where he surveyed
the Deed ic e Scroll region. The
Higgins Moved
To Chattahoochee
Berry Higgins, charged with toe
ana slaying of hto wtte and twu
children, was moved from tog
county Jell this morning to to
Domones Give Up
Reconciliation
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) —I f i " I
M pay was Involv
Belli said Cohn's ofl the-cufi
talk lasted about five mioutai. He
aatlauted tost SOS of the some
•M lawyers registered t e toe cuepresident of Urn group 5 7 t Mane day seminar were In the audience.
s r J S ^ ’T jg S .-s
bale eodar e "ee i i i i i l e e l *
procedure.
Sep. fre a k M. Clark (D-Pf.)
eeid ha would preen at M ap 's
uucua fair an alternative plea a *
rotated kp Rep. Robert B. J e M
(D-Ale.).
This invohrae a half nen> 1 st
lacraese tor 13 men— to — «
Aug. 3L There also would he dC
version from the Treasury's gem
cial u .v u u e fund Into toe high*
way trust lund of half the Ito
eelpta from the auto exotoe tag
and ill af the take from toe lea
on auto parts tad neceeaertof Am
tour y u an beginning next M p k
�. •
'JWf :-t
^
Enjoys Supper
Group Hons Now
Boptnt Church
Announced
Mr. and Mr*. Claytoa Stewart of
Paw, Fla., announce the mariag#
of Umlr daughter, Batty Lm to
Thomas M. Andes of la a terd. Tho
brida la a graduate of Milton Wgh T h e H ror to to bo ro tardod «
School, n o groom Is DM ow of a g n a t poison filte r fo r tho
Mrs. AMoo M. M u and a g w e n tire body. So long aa th ere
is a o t latarfereneo w ith ita
n erv e euppty an d function, i t
lak e O tf.
te n deal w ith poisons aa f a s t
Tba wad is took place at (ho
aa th e y
are
Assembly c liod Church in Fact,
form ed, th e body
r. Olya Lowery, pas-
I
Bostdoo being a g ro a t blood
p u rifie r, th o ilvor la a blood
m a k e r in tho sense t h a t I t
ckaageo food a t a f f a l a th o
Mood fto m th e Inteotlneo im »
fo rm a t h a t a m m o m ao itab U
f o r uoe by th e b rain , m u a d e e
a n d o th e r tisauoa o f th e body.
M K. AM D M BS. H ER M A N K B N B 8T MORRIS
Officer* Elactad
wera the; brida-elect,, Miae Massy.
BWhards, thn groom riant, Bor
man Monte, Mr. aad Mrs. LaBOy
F. Pichardo, Mr. aad Mrs. Barman B. Mortis.
MUi Barbara Higart, Miss
Audray Sharon, Miss Valeria Kirchhoff, Mia# Pottle WUIlams, Mn.
I Mr. a i f Mr*. Eobert M. Burnette
af Nru^Yerh City a n visiting
Btrir dabpteer aad am-te-law, Mr.
■ad M n, AUaa A. Boyd at thair
h m aa Crystal Lila.
Xaturateg vscalloaari a n Mr.
aad M n. Jaha Bisdir who have
wt e w < > Uwlr home oa South
4th Itraal alter a four moetha
vacattea te Wlsaoaite.
Mr, aad M n. Otto sjobtem have
N te n a d .hrom a week-owd spaat
at F t Lauderdale.
Mr*, gam Day aad children
Hava Just complated a two weeks
rick u r Coral Gables.
Mr. aad Mn. W. P. Burks oatert ateod thirty. nlaUvoa a t a
family reunion dinner at their
‘Imam last Thursday. Guests came
team aa far away u Fboeate,
,Arias aa, sc well as maay from
fatlwr parte af Florida. After diniaar, movies won mad* af the
fgaite r !ag. to keep as a memeato
Kindergarten
Registration
Day Announced
A t Circle Meet
m a t e s Hartsa Circle of the
T in t Baptist Church mat Saturday
algtt at Pm hows af Mr. aad
Mn. L. A. Barter is U ha Mary.
Members aad husbands enjoyed
a chicken barbecue supper serv Up-to-date Information on bow to
ed at Urn -lake aide.
After' «»PP*r a business maat- nmove state* from fabrics te pro
vided te a MW bulletin. Tblg Mallttte M available at the offlceMth*
arts, then rinse thoroughly. Oa
aoawaafcabtea, a final rlnso with
alcohol helps to nawvo tho detergoat aad ta dry the fabrte more
rapidly. Because alcohol effects
te n uslag. Dilute alcohol with two
parte of water ter us# oa ace
tate fabrics.
For combination states (Cum ice
tn .m , chocolate, gravy, coffee
with cnam and so on), sponge
with or soak te cool water first
Nest, rub detergent into tho stain
aad rinse wall with water. If a
greasy spot w astes, sponge with
a grease solvent The treatment la
tho same (or washable and bob*
wsahable fabrics.
Lake Mary Group
Plant Party
of Gordoq Flaherty
• 5 will ha
2T*cateteot.
«*pUal te Orlando.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dtwson and
family bav* re taro# I homo, and
a n now getting ready to move to
Uwlr tutun homo te Cocoa. They
had a vary nice vacation, tho chil
dren spending part of tho timo
with Uwlr grandparent* so A!
and Maxine could gat a good re st
Today wo call the last drink ha
ters bod a nightcap. In early
Beaten egg whites hold their
America, report* tho Now York
stiffness better’ if a little lemon
Antiques Fair, It was called a Ibe state Is still visible, rub Juice or cream of tartar is added
"bedding glass."
liquid detergent into tho stained before beating.
I aaa flight, and ho also
leted his 275th radar scored
teg nia at thla Uma. These
Som e o f th e so g e rs, f o r in .
stan ce, th e liv er ch an g es in to
• h in d o f a n im a l s ta r c h
(glycogen) w hich It s to m a
aw ay I n lto ow n colls. I t a ls o
tu rn s both su g a rs a n d p r o .
ta in s in to fa t, p a r t o f w n f l t
p o u rs in to th o Mood e n d p e r t
o f w hich i t sto re s aw ay in i t s
ow n ceils.
T h e liv er is .v ery Im p o rta n t
to th e n etw ork o f org an a o f
th e body. M ain tain Its n o rm al
fu n c tio n b y C hiro p ractic A d ju atm en U .
F . L aa K arw
o aiai a. fnf k>a t te
A
r hlai Hw nh w
y o ua st M
o nliro
ra c u e c sAsvaa,r
kacatad
8 .p Framah
a a d U s fria p lw
F A irfa x 2-7441.
Oviedo
The Ladles Auxiliary at the
Lakd Mary Voitmteor F in Do
partaent mat a! the O n house
Thursday ta make pleas ter fall
activities. A Hallowe'en masque
rede party la scheduled ter Oct
II. Costumes win bo optional and
tickets will b* aa sal* after the
middle af September.
111 OCtAlkML
The "Kiddle Xorner Xtedrrgarten" ta d plsypoot, under the dim Dm of M n. J. W. Carter at 1101
Wait 20th St, wll hold a registra
tion day thla Wadaoaday from 1
to 4 p. m.
Mn. Carter announces that the
1*30-00 school term wU atert Sept.
• at * a. aa. The modern Under
l in e s baOdteg Is located at tho
rear of M n. Carterfa home. Tho
yard la foacad la and is compute
with playground equipment.
M n. Darrell Grtome, organist at
the Central Baptist Church will bo
la charge of tho music, latsnstlng
programs have beta pleased ter
tba children for the year, fo r fur
ther iaformatloa call Mr*. Carter
iT e a f e and can
rem ain h ealthy,
B u t if th e liv er
does n o t fu a c tlo n
properly,
th e poisons a re
n o t handled pro*
p e tty and wo bo.
com e ‘'bilious". O ur hoed
aches, o ur tongue becomes
coated, we h av e a b ad ta s ta
in th e m outh, we loss o ur app e tite and feel stupid, dull
an d faveriah.
Such w aste products a s th e
in dlgaating
liver
cannot obf utb
rna food,
down, a nsod
thelp*
h . t i t ,to
. dlaaolve th
«k(n
cm
e fa
ta
eaten . I t ia how ever, chiefly
w aata product.
E N T IR E STOCK
U. S. ROYAL <£
Gat It A t The FABULOUS —
Tip Top Siiper Mkt.
NOW SHOWING
O PE N 12:41
Real Bargains — all sixes
and grades MUST GO.
----- where your food dollar goes farther
Sanford Ave. at 4th StFA 2-3421
Other Sizes Af Extreme
[UZIANNE
• Pltia F ed eral T a t k Kacappable Tiro.
teFBATURS AT Site ONLY
tePte Of A‘WaM Meaty MSI
"INOWFIRK"
m * WP4 White StalHeo)
. I N RADIANT COLOB
/
�• ■
Ffetftir GttHng *
Experienced At
Delivering Own
BOLLYWOOD (UPI) _ ifobcrt
CUrt, « , and him a-yr.r old wife
leat a race for the ttrend lime In
Clark was rushing his wife, Nell,
t* La Brea Hospital when timo
r«« ant and hq bid to park a
abort distance away and deliv
er their six * pound, four . ounce
diughtsr, Taml. He delivered
their first daughter at the family
home in nearby Venice » months
•fOb'Beth mother tod new daugh
ter are doing fine.
MtmcB xa stannar omorthat
m tha tta t ea r *f August, IMS,
« Ikm hoar a f llie e C tlM k A. R
m tha treat Meat of tha ammlaala
Om alr C rn n J b w h a t Sanford,
Florida, tno Heneeabla a F. Heredkk. Clerk # f tke Clreult Coart af
b n itM l* County Florida, w ill of
fer fer axle to the highest and beet
Wdder fee caah, at subtle outcry,
the following dooerlbed property
0* tha D efended. THKODORB
RLECKLBY, situate la Semlkola
Comity. Florida bad more pnrtleuforty 'ioaertkoe aa fellawat
Begtantag at the Kerthtaet
Carter e f lo t- 1, to Blomk B,
la U l f M a ’i Addltlea te Altameat* aa per sla t thereof ea
fit* and record la Flat Book
t. saga H of ike PubUo Rocorda e f aemlaelo County, Flee-
>
LONDON (UPI) — A British
bomb disposal squad do* •!n»»rty
today arouiid the foundiUono s(
the Tate Art Gallery in thfc belief
a w a r t i m e uncxplodcd bomb
might be threatening the famous
building.
The bomb dlapoul wju'xd went
to work when earth nuddesly net
tled in the Millbank Gardens et
the beck of the gallery, which
houses art treasures valued at
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
A number of unesploded bombs
were known to be in the arte and
they often ara discovered whan
the earth sinks slightly.
‘ The bomb squad baa been work
ing for nearly a week and reli
Taxpoyer Fights
For His Idea
. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A dis
gruntled taxpayer, John Charles
Owen, of Colton, Calif., It baeklig
up his belief that the government
should figure incomb taxes after,
not before, living expenses are
deducted.
He filed a suit in federal court
claiming that on tba basis et his
tax plan bo would get some of the
taxes be paid in IMS and JMd.
ef the l i t dar af U M ia k tr , (»:
Alt Mds aka 11 h«. tlaarlr mask
aa such an lha M tllW at Ike e
vslape. Tha kid* w ilt ka p otl*
w eerd at !:*• |», M. *1 toe aw
dar. Tabulation ef the Mde wtB
w -ssM -d ta J. U t t s S a g .a t s r
ar S e m ln s ls County.
Earn bid ahktl rontala a a»
nt tha naauraetuMe'B eoeetfie
tlon* and daaertauan liter alarm. J
hide shall ba F. a * , 4*1 fm
Florida and shall b e , M ndlw ”
the bidder ter a m inim a* e f thfr
day a. n id i are requested ka t
following liemai
ONE NEW. PATROL CAR
Speriflraiteas are m lla b la
lha Hkerirrn rWflee e f R g H
Couaty, lakfeid, Florida. J. U R a lly
fk .r lff. Beealasls Usual*
Sanferd, Fleckt*
1*0. Ikonco run Soulhwoeterly
tie foot along tke Baaterly aide
• t U U 1 .1 mad > of aaid Bleek
». tkonco Rotterly IS feet ea
the cat an Men ef- the line be
tween Lota S aid 4 la eold Bleek.
tkanoo Northerly approximatety 111 feet te a point on tke
South- line ef Mayman Street
their* Westerly ie feet to ho-
tuning.
mgether w ith all etruotuiwo a id
teprovamente, them or thereafter
Clreult Court ta and for Semtaote
County, Florida.
IN WITNESS WHERBOr I have
hereunto oat my haad and official
ocal this Sttk day of August, A.
d. m i.
a F. WKRKDON. Clerk o f the
Circuit Court In and for
Seminole County, Florida
B yi Aria J. Lundqulet
Deputy Clerk
SANDERS, McEWAN, SCHWARZ A
Defendant.
TO:
Kdward
William
Holloaechmtdt, wheeo rmttdeaeo to anknown.
Flemao U ka aetloo U u t you are
hereby rogulroS ta ftlk your
written define#* or ky aa a lteraey, on or kefera September S lit.
ISIS, at the eftloa of the Clerk of
the clreult Court, a t tha Court
House, ta Sanford, Florida, and to
mall a copy thermal to Karlyto
Hauehetdar, Attoraey far Flalntlff,
F. Q. Boa It, Sanford. Florida. In
that certain dlvetuo pmoeedlng
pending agalaat you la the Clreult
Court o f lha Ninth Judical Clreult
of Florida. In and tor Seminole
County. Florida, in chancery, su
abbreviated title o f aaid can an
being (Merges* H. Hetteaeehmldt.
Flalntlff vs.
Edward
WllUam
Hallanaehmldt, Defendant, a n d
herein fait net er a decree prn
conferee w ill be enterod agatnat
you.
Wltneao my hand and official
aeal at Sanford, geminate County,
Florida, this Ittk day of August,
RAID WORKING STUDENT Margery SUvertoa, 17,
kstps the receipts rolling a t Cowan’s Dept. Store. The
Lake Monroe senior will combine morning work a t Sem
inole High with afternoon work at Cowan’s when Sem
inole’s Diversified Cooperative Training Program starts
next Monday.
ket where he’d Also bought — but
paid fer — a cam of boer. Tha
55-yesr-old Laufsf had |1TT OS hit
p e rm at tha lists.
SrOKANE, Wash. (UPI)
Bey. Hanson of Indio, Calif., won
the Spokane Women's Open with
a 72-hole total ol 217.
O. F. HERNDON
Clerk af the Circuit Court
Byi Aria J. Lundqulet, DC
Kerlyle Houeholder
FINAL NOT!CM
Notice la hereby given th at tha
aadorelgned wilt, on tha Sth day
af September, A. D. ISIS, present
ta tha Honarabla County Judfo of
Seminole County, Florida, kta final
return, account, and vauakan, aa
Executor of the Estate af HER.
THA H. BROWN (formerly Bertha
H. Jenkins), deceased, and at aaid
time, then aad there, make appllaetloa to the aaid Judge fer o final
settlement a f hie admlnlatrutlen af
aetd estate, aad for a s order digMerging him eg each E a scute r.
Dated this tha I U day a t Augpat, A. D. ISIS.
/a / ROBERT F. JENKINS
Aa Exeeutsr of tha Batata of
BEIITHA H. BROWN (form
erly Bertha H. Jenklne)
Daaaaaad
M O . A. SPEER, JR.
'Attaraay for Mid Eatata
iltlta Magnolia Avoaua
Sanford, Florida.
Fubllah Aug. If, IT, 14. It, H U ,
Sanford, Florida.
(BEAL)
COOKING
I with,
°vmer»
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
PRICES GOOD Thru
Wednesday, August 26th,
Hanson Takes Title
Legal Notice
lilt.
Are., Seminole County, Florida,
under tha fictitious aamo ef. Kwlto
While Laundry, and that t Intend
to regtator aaid name w ith tha
Clark of tha Circuit Court, Semiaole County, Florida, la accord
ance w ith tha provltleao o f the
FteUtleuo Kamo SUtutea, to-wlt:
Soctlea SIMS Florida Statutes
lilt .
M |t D. C. Ragan
Fubllah Aug. IS, IT. II, It, t i l l .
* \S o U "
Kstor Rich, Full-Flavored
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Defendant
NOTICE TO APPEAR
STATE o r FLORIDA TO:
■ o n e s o r application
FOR TAR
Notice Ie hereby given that AT
LANTIC MUNICIPAL CORPORA
TION, hotder af tha fallowing Cer
tificate has filed aaid certificate
for Tax Deed ta be | m m 4 thereon.
Tha Certtflcata number and
year e f laeuance, tha description
of tha property and the name In
which It wag ease seed ara aa te llaws.1
Certificate Ka. SI
Tear o f leauanca Juno JR HIT.
Dcaetlptlen e f Property:
Lata IS aad It- e f Black O. A. D.
Chappalfa Bubdlvlslea af Blocks 0,
X aad J e t the Town a f Oeldaboro
ae recorded In Flat hook t ° U I
T1 Pubtlo Records o f lem lnola
County.
Nam# U whiefc ease seed: Tom
CellUm
AU of aaid property being In
tha City of Sanford. County of
eat# w ill ha sold ta tha highest
bidder at tha front door of the
City Hall, a t Sanford. Florida on
the first Monday In the month of
September, ISIS which Ie the Tth
day o f September, ISIS during tha
logal hours of sale.
Dated th is lat day of August,
ISIS.
Elton Hoy
City Tax C o llecto r.
Publish Aug. 1. If, IT, S« and t l .
Legal Notice
BMM1N0 LM CODRTF BONtNO CMXUIION
Nattea ad PaSOe Manrtag
Ta whom H may concern:
Notice Is hereby given In accordance with Setelon S4 of. the
Xenlng Regulailone that Jana Adrtatleo has requested the fol
lowing described property hy sooad M -l Industrial: NK'i of
MS'* end E 1M ft of X W I| o f NKR Section 1 1 -tU -ltE and Wl*
of NW*i NWI* Sea tlon SS-ltS-StE.
PubUo hearing w ill bo hold la tha Samlneie County Court
H.>uae. County Commissioners room, Wednesday, September S,
ISIS at T;SO P, M. ar ae aaan thereafter aa soettble.
Seminole County Zenlag Commission
By Robert a. Brown
Seminole County Zoning Director
Chariot W illiams
Address and Itcaldenct
Unknown
Tou are hereby notified that a
bill af complaint for dlvorca hac
been filed against you. and you
ara raqulred to serve a copy of
your aniwar or pteadlng to tha bill
of complaint on lha P lain tiffs At
torney Paul C. Verkin*. II! West
South Slreet, Orlando. Florida, dnd
tile tha original Answer or plead
ing In the office o f tha Clerk of
the Circuit Court on or before
Tuctday, September I. ISSN If you
fall to do so Judgment by default
will ba taken against you for tha
relief demanded In the bill of com
plaint.
DONE AND ORDERED at Han
ford. Seminole County, Florida,
this Slat day af July, ISIS.
(BEAL) •
a P. HERNDON
Stop worrying about
your child's education;
Insure it the exclusive
Adopt-A-Plan way. Ask
your Gulf Lifo
representative.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
,
Hy Martha T. Vlhten DC.
Paul C. Verkina
t t l Waal South Street •
Orlando, Florida
Attorney for P lalallff
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Vf) ~ M fi M m the chiekene when *0 heard •
t k u u a «aend Uko mmethlng or the, globe.
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For 000-half hour, toe Presi
>i
* tu flUmB 1mkU in Um 4i* dent must be as alert as a man
facing a hostile enemy, for soma
ef those questions out there may
he'ldoded. • ~
~It’s like a grab hag for him.
singling out reporters. Often he
has no Idea whether he la plucklag a rone or a them.
The tension must be nervead First ShUah
wearing for the Chief Eaecutlve.
Chorch,-wkh
1 have no first-hand word 00 Just
how the President feela about
meeting the correspondents out
horn in the open, w hen practi
cally everything la fair game. But
I can report what il‘a ilka on
eur aide of Ike fence.
For several years that I’ve at-
DAILY C R O SSW O R D
Two Decker Snore
Puzzles Wife
further tests la the upper atmos
phere. The upper atmospheric tests
add little or no radioactive ma
terial to the ilnnRhare around
PISA, Italy (UPU - Dulia Bra
calonl woke up her husband and
told him to stop snoring.
The husband, Guido, woke up Lottery O pt rotor
but the snoring continued.
Beneath the bed, they ’ found
Sablao Glannelli, M, asleep- He Gulps Evidtnco
later told police he entered the JERSEY CITY, If. J. (UP1) house while the couple was out, Police arrested suspected lottery
then hid under the bed when he operator Harry Eahr, l>, aa ha
beard them returning and even triad to swallow the evidence.
They said Kohr had written kla
tually fell asleep.
beta on eaady wafer*, aad waa
gulping down the evidenoa aa they
More advertising money Is approached him.
spent In newspapers than any
other medium in the United
Slates. Next comes business mall,
followed by television, rkdle and
magazines.
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Street * 0 0 oooooeoa«i0 •7#L GArdtn *3604,
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DRIVE!
growing fam ily
growing need for a modem
M ORI FOOD
•P A O C ...
L I S S FLOOR
SP A C ai
Loads of shelves — everything in
oesy eight end reach.
absolutely care-free! No
Monday, August 24, 1M 9
•Jm p ’ vehicles a rt compleUly engineered for 4-wheel drive, f ig Just 2-whrtl
drive modifications or conversions. They go more places, do moro Jobs, cost
Io m to own, hava higher resale value!
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VEHICLES BY WILLYS MOTORS...W ORLD'S LARGEST
MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES
CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP
SaaXord, Florida
m & t
d u flg y N O W
�Biff that fill t i l l to* aifU cof
far KC.
Bddio Yoat'a p a a d e l i a homer
and a I M a r A r t perfsrmaace
hr H m o y Raaaa afoahad the Tt*
■era to vtetacy over the Orioloe.
Prank Lory posted Wo Ifth vie*
tory with Tom Margaa’a aid ia
the seventh. Bob Miemaa hit two
honors for BoWaaeta sad Una
belted a third ia the first Inning
of the nightcap, which was wiped
out because of rala.
H aney Haddin, who hadn't
baatca a Dodger toaai la four
years, led the Pirates to their
opening f a n e triumph evtr Lae
raa the Indite#* w W a f a tm '
to six Straight and
7 m», wh# mm feu wea «i to
I f i t W f twe H U M , entered
toe eighUsp la r«licf ef V m
U r la toa ninth. The Pirates tM
MM k t f i la Um bottom of tka
•toto u d won tbo game la tfco
Uth oa Dick O m t't iwe-oul tt*.
p c with tbo biMi loaded.
fbo Braves, who noted iota
aoesad place oad are now four
laaM t rron tkc top, woo tbalr
game from the Cuba oa only two
She. Bob Buhl held th# Cuba tb
d a hha oad won hit nth.
ferry Lyaeh brekt a 3-3 tie betweaa tbo Bads and Cards with
a twweua homer oil loser Ernie
Btoglto la the eighth. Doa New
cemhe picked up his llUi victory,
drtvlod ia two ruas for Cincinnati
with • single god a homo run.
the innlaf. la the oighth M a c
they pot la itlM m Jock Zoya for
six hits aad Dm m o, owi *
throe tea hint ky ehomOsp BMth
MlalL
The esly bright spot la tba Isa •ard Hamrp woa tbo iitfirm toM
League Leaders
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By JBBBY COVINGTON
crort Junior Zl
Coach Jim lig o tt asd U s coachPlgott, who
• Jag staff began warksutn tndny
; with wbnt Is eapeetnd to bo tho
- I n s e rt aambar of high school
■football hopefuls la the history of
, Seminal# High School After two
■very flat preVletu sensons under
! Conch Plgott, Interest in high
‘ among Um main portion of the
student holy and tho ennehiig
^ s U H la expecting M to #0 lads
^ t o take port la early drills.
* ■ Tho coaching staff will bo tho
! name aa last soaaaa with Plgott
' m isttm iaded tho Bemiaoto de
fensive play for tho past four
years, will rrtara ta share tho
Varsity duties with Plgott. Dick
Silvers aad Bud Layer will
handle the Junior varsity again
this year and will also act as
Mwcouta tor the vanity. Jim McCoy
• w ill handle the head Junior High
coaching Job train and D u Pel
ham will be beginning his t i n t
year aa head coach a t the U m
bo returning to tho baekfleM after
e g n a t season last year, is ex
pected to bo sm o f the outstacdlag ptaym la tho Orange Bolt
Conference.
John Lovelace to another fleet
youngster that tho coashoa are
counting on highly. Altimugh ho
was used only epartngly at tho
halfback spot last season bo has
exceptional spend aad oaold bo
the breakaway manor of tho
bockfteld.
Fullback L Im l Bis M r wlU bo
rated highly by IBs cuchlng staff.
He is a power (turner and wlU bo
returning to the squad aad Is alto
the i n called ope* to pick up
tho much needed abort gains.
Junior Mike Roberts, who has
understudied Cecil Dondridge for
the Inst two Monona end la
highly touted, as a passer should
aow have tbo much needed experi
ence to make him ana of the outstanding field generals In the
Juaiar Alex McKibbla Is an
other graduate from the Junior
v an ity who ohm!* bo a big help.
Ha will, work at tho quarterback
spot somo end could ha Used at
TAP TEST
Legal Notice
•Iw c y t M t
x o t ic a
iv c a rw rv j i !><.*•* c o r a r
i r n n a n o ro v a v r. vlomd a
ilw iy f .d N r
■stnia at Julia Chlahalm. a lia
known aa Joaala C kliboln, dtcaaa-
• iw c y i p n a v y
Ifi bms te loitall a
Tka State of Florida to alt eorooao Intorootod la tko aitalo of
•aid daeoadaat:
You aro h t r . b r aollfl.it that a
wrlttan laatrum.ru purporting to
ba tka laat will and taalamtnt of
sold dtrandtnt haa baan admitted
to probata ta aald court.
You aro haraby commanded
Wtlkla tlx caltndar moatha from
tko data af tha drat publleatlon
•NATURAL GAS CO.
202 Sanford Ay#. FA 2-4212
abould nat stand unravokad.
Wllaon Alaiandor
• County Jude*,
gaiwlnolo County,
Vtrot FubUcatlaa oa Auguat Srd.
ISIS.
Player * C M S, AB-M, K M
Anna. MDw. l t l W M l N JSt
American League
T e r r y Chrisjeneon, Ttuiaan Cnghm, «*, U U t H i da US MS
( lit game)
UP IM 11* ITS JM
Troutnsr, C h e a t e r Pawley, Pinson, Cta.
U M S i S g l Booted
90000000b—0 | |
Chattel te a , James Markham, Cepcda, S.P.
Johnny Whniehrt, aad Gieaa HodOevoiaad
omomni - i i i
goo a rt among CM large group
Brewer (M ) aad White. Perry
that a rt exported to ha a big
(M l tad FiUGersld. HR-Franhelp la the ling this year. Chris-
gu m , and Bishop Moon of Or
lando, replacing New Smyrna.
Addition of tbeeo two teams
will gtvg the Semlnoles their
toughest schedule ia history. Both
Titusville and Bishop Moore will
bo homo games, with Titusville
storting things off hero SeptemAmsricaa Leagm — Xillabnw,
bar II. U m Semlnoles will travel
again to F t. Myers and there has Seaaton 37; ColsvUo, Indians IS;
already boon requeue made for AUlson, Seaatara ■to: Maxwell,
another chartered train that was Tigers 27; Lemon, StMtore 29,
Plltotos
so successful last year.
NaUeesI Leagno—Face, Plralei
194; Anlonalli, Giaata IT T; Law,
Pirates 14-T: Nswcombe, 'Rads
12-9; Conley, Phillies 117.
American Leaim -Shaw , White
Sox 13-4; McLlsb, Indians 13-4;
Ford, Yankees 134; Pappas, Ori
oles 134; Wynn, White Sox IM ;
Lary, Tigers 114; Maas, Yan
kees 124.
National Leagm
W .L Pel. GB
San Francisco
71 32 j n
...
Milwaukee
97 34 .543 4
Los Aagctes
M 34 .340
Pittsburgh
M 41 .312 I
Cincinnati
41 44 .473 It
Chicago
34 M .475 12H
St. Louis
37 79 A49 19
Philadelphia
32 73 .419 20
Sunday's Basalts
Pitts. • Loo Aagctes 3 (1st game)
Pitts. 4 Los Aag. I (3d, 10 Ians.)
Milwaukee 3 Chicago g
Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 3
S.F. at Phils., 3 games, ppdraln
Satarday's BomMa
San Francisco a Philadelphia 1
Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 0
Milwaukee 7 Chicago 0
Milwaukee 3 Chicago 3
Cincinnati U St. Louis 4
Monday'a PrebaSte Pitchers
Lm A n g e l e s at Philadelphia
(night)—Koufag (94) vs Keegan
(Only gsmes scheduled.)
Tmodsy Night's Games
Los Angetes at Philadelphia
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
Chicago at Cincinnati
Milwaukee at St. Louis
Americas Leagm
W.L. Pet. GB
Chicago
71 41 .403 ...
Cleveland
73 31 .3S0 1H
New York
S3 <2 3M lit*
Detroit
41 S3 .192 13th
Baltimore
31 «2 tt* 14
Kansas City
sg M .taa ltvv
Boston *
37 S7 tM ITrt
Washington
30 7t .403 24th
Saaday'a RssulU
New York 7 Chicago 1 (lit)
Chicago S Naw York 0 (2nd)
Cleveland 2 Beaton 0 (1st)
Cleveland • Boston 2 (2nd)
Detroit 9 Baltimore 3 (1st)
Bah. gt D ot (Id game. ppd. rate)
«M».
Wash. T Kansas City 3 (1st)
San Francisco at Pittsburgh Kansas City S Wash. 3 ( 2nd)
(night) — S. Jones (ig-U) vs
Saturday's lasaita
Chicago t Washington •
Cleveland 4 Baltimore 2
Kansas City g Now York 7
Boston T Detroit 1
(tod game)
Beaton
tu o o to o b -i gp
Cleveland
100 soo eox— g i t a
Icheeil. Cassis («), Chlttua (I),
WUsea (T) snd White. Garcia,
Harahmaa (3) and ritiGerald.
WMBeT" Hsrahmsn (3-9). L oser■ehroQ (1-d), HRs—Minoso, Fraa-
Waahiagtoa
mo sm m i — t 191
Kansas City OM om M l- a i t j
Peacual. Clevenger (7), Stobbc
(•) sad Zorcheck, Nsrsgoo (9).
Daley, Dkkion (I). Coleman (4),
Tom task (3) and House. Winner
—Factual (12-9). Loser—Daley
(1M).
fled game)
Washington
IM OM to o - I 4 t
Kansas City oos om oox- i i t
Wesdeshick, Grl|gs (1), Flicker
(1st game)
(») aad Courtney. Kucki (TP) u d Los Angeles i l l OM 19»- 1 1 1
904 999 Ma— l i l t
Smith. Loser—Woodcihlck (IM) Pittsburgh
MB—Ihrawcberry.
Drysdalo, Chur* (•), Labiae (•)
and Plgnstsm. Haddix (IIP ) sad
Burgess. Lsser-Dryedate (134).
( 1st game)
New York
0M 010 2 to - T U 1 HR—RsputekL
Chicago
0M Ml 000- 1 3 1
(2nd game, 19 inaiags)
Ditmar (V4) and Berra. Wynn,
Staley (•), McBride (I) and Bat- Los Angslss MO 910 M0 0 - 2 19 •
toy. Laoor—Wynn (114). HR— Pittsburgh
____ 90#
. . . .010
. . . Oil
. . 11 - 4-----UP
Sherry, Podros (3), Drysdalo (I)
Howard.
and Rost boro. Law, Paco (I) tad
Kravitx, Burgsto (9), Wlaase ■
(2nd game)
New York
OOOOOOOOO- 0 « | Face (194). Loser—Dryadate (IfChicago
ooo 0M MO- S 11
AGENCY
General Inaarance
S u ra y o u a m
l i t
s cash lo a n . . . fro m .
S E M IN O L E L O A N
CO RP.
Ask your Clussnafes
-It 's just smart
thinking...
expensive gasoline.
AND
It's good - looking comfortable easy to P a rk -
With each 15.00 Laundry and/or Dry Cleaning Order
N IC E to Drive'
THIS
r BACK TO
SCHOOL
COUPON
and it’s waiting
for YOU
NOW
in a
Semlaote Laundry
_ aad C tetM ra_ .
SEMINOLE LAU ND RY AND C L E A N E R S
218 Magnolia
RENAULT
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(War u rn pain of T m u m
Wi cm m an tiM> g m
Mca'a M
Batkins Tnmka
N « Me
Tkc Mere la bulging with bunM i *f bargains for a n , wemat tad children.
BOUND. IHOBT H i TALL
COMB ON IN. WK CAN r r r
Y’AIL
COLLIE; bUek u d v illa fomsk,
U months *M. ABC regfototnd,
Phone PA a-lUX.
F A IM E R ’S AGENCY
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
. PLVMaIKO
Contracting A Repairs
Free Estimates
» . U MABVET
304 Buford Arc. Phone PA
Plumbing 4 Repairs
Aa CLEAN fnraiafead H o o t
s e a t, including llghto
v oter; ahare batk. No
BIB week. PA 2-2241.
Jan C, Tieaaa
M tt BarMa Be
PA SAM
U H.P. Johnson Motor, re arete
controla, 2 propelleri, for fMB.BB,
May bo aeon at MM Adams CL
(Wynnewood section) or oaO
PA 2-7140 after 1:20.
UNGER ELECTRIC Sewing Mae*
Mm , far balaaea due. to respoeaiilo party In till vlrtslty:
complete with attachmanta and
nav |uar»ato*. • payments of
BUT each or will discount for
rash. Writa Credit Manager,
Boa CM. Sanford Herald.
“SoperislJ
Sck
-,Feedm
Henae Wiring - Electric Service
Bid Vihlea
KANBAL1 ELECTRIC CO.
1U Magnolia
PA 2-atlS
Brekew .otfUwo.
Tinted Gtoeo • Air
tfeond . A Goad.Clean
Car That. Has Red Jaaetlent Core. Ttoaon ffikh*
WMtn WnR Tire*.
TODAY * SAT. ONLY
Mereury Outboard Motere
a a u n u u a ™m«, i
kitchen equipped, to*
FURNISHED
FA 2-2*00.
apartm ent
Phone
FIRST floor apaitment.
only, MO Elm. Phono FA 34U1.
9-BEDROOM furnished or unfurn
ished bouse. Phooa PA 24M*.
WAITRESS: Must be
WOODRUFr MARINE
MORE POE YOU! COMPORT.
Icenaed — Booded Painting A 2401 French Are.
CONVENIENCE k MONEY
PA B-l
be
over
21
yrs.
Apply
CALIFORNIA
BOUND.
Na-y
Offic
Decorating. Free Kitimafos
PBICE alone. . .doea not dater
er
can't
take
hia
2
bedroom,
S
in person, Pig *N Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE
mint true value of a punka te
Piaecreat borne with him,
P A IN T IN G CONTRACTORS
Compare SAN SEM KNOLLS batk
to bo is taking a loaa lor gulch Whistle.
PA 2-1204.
HOMES with other medium
aale Located in walking distance
priced homea before you buy.
to PiMcreat School, this home
LOCATION. , Ja a very important
la ready for you to move lata OPENING for 3 women In
factor to bo considered before
represent the largeat COS
buyiag. . .Near Schools? Shop today. Priced at $14,MLoo. with
METIC COMPANY In the
good
forma.
ping Centers? etc.
World—AVON. Wo train you.
CfoiVIDUAUTY.. Ja an import
ROOP CLEANING AND COATING
Write, Manager, Eos 244,
ant point to bn conaidend ki.a S Bedroom home, newly decorated,
Elcluiivs agent for SUtCO in
Lockhart, Fla.
kitchen
equipped,
li
a
good
resi
home. The flan: plan abould bo
thfo area. Work guarantond, «a*
section, only 9130.00
aaigand for ecnventonce. Window dential
. • BIO VALUER
FA 2-MS7 for fret eetlmatna. .
Down balance life* rent.
n S A w ro e ic ln g should h is r ART-TIME OtBL—1 P. M. to 3
• QUICK CREDIT '
b il l Evans
ranged to display your home
P. M., Monday through Friday.
• EASY TERMS
furnishings to tkalr beat afraatSeminole Realty
Rapid-typist, able to deal with
WE GIVE TOT VALUE STAMPS
W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR
pubiir, steady and dependable.
s r SEM KNOLLS HOMES- Ella. Mctkviv—Vaima Gontalet,
Salary |LM hour. Credit Adjust*
WILSON - MAIER
right here In Sanford, have til* Adelaide H. Mo m s — Aaeeciatee,
meat Service. Room t, Florida
New And Used Pw afon
there features sad more ton. !M1 Park Are.
f A 24*3
statn Bank Bids.
t i l E. First S t
PA S4SSI
Down payments start at I2W SALE or RENT: Small home on
Popular FHA Financing,
100'x332‘ lot with fruit trees. SECRETARY, somt general office
Machinery a
experience, typing and short
irive by on Country Club road
17.200. Call KA 2-1223.
hand required. Pleasant working 2*7 W. 2 nd SL
4 blocks W. of French Avt. or
LAKEFRONT. clear sand bottom;
conditions, air conditioned of Complete Lev
call Stamper Agancy.
three acre*, pine covered. S BR.
fice. Forty hour week. Apply Fertiliser—Spr
CB home. Phone PA 2-4*09.
FLORIDA S T A T E EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 110 West Se
Used furniture, appliances, tools
H 0m £ s BEKER8
cond Street
ASSOCIATES: IL E. Tafftr,
ENVELOPES. Lattarhtndf. stale- etc. Bought-aold Larry's Mart
Very attractive and comfortable 2
Arthur V. Day. Everett Harper
meafo, Invnieea, hand Mila, and 212 Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 2-4132.
bedroom, tUo bath, CB home, lo
Robert P. May, Bart Pilch#:
programs,
etc.
Progressive
cated in Wynnewood and situated
Pkooe FA 2-4*1
XU N. Park on IS* x 140* oak shaded lot.
HEN OF GOOD CHARACTER to Printing Ce. Phene FA 2JN1 ISAVfil
apply for positions with the Pol 244 West 12ik EL
Now
A Used
WANT ACREAGE? Buy now and This b o at feature! fully equipped
len Department. Must be resi
profit by your lnvaatmanL Two electric kitchen, plus many nice
Furniture and Appliance*
dents of Seminole County. For
seres. Lake Mary, *2^00.40;
$2,200.to;
____
details see the CITY CIVIL
extras, suck as feared back
Mother of Sanford
Five acres Waal of Sanford, yard,
SERVICE Deportment. Age lim
BBQ
pit,
patio,
etc.
$4,000.00; Nintfocn Acres with
it 34.
202 20* E. First SL Pfc. FA I N II
large two story house near Lake Price? Only 211,300 total) You can
Mary, only $27,200.00. These
aaaumc, after reaaeoaMe down
offerings subject to prior sales payment, a 22 year 4H% loan,
MEN-WOMEN $20. Dally. Sell
FACTORY TO YOU
ta d change In prices.
and payment! at Juat 222 per
Luminous aameplatci. Write
ALUMINUM
month. Including taaes and in Reevee Co., Attleboro, Maes.
VENETIAN BLINDS
NO 40B TO LABOR OR SMALL
surance.
Ktymond M. Ball
Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
Drive Ways — Parking Areas
LOTS
Realtor
rail with plaitie ends. Plastic
RENTALS:
Day
—
Waek
—
Month
Three (3) lota om Douglaa Avenue
ASSOCIATES
or rayon tapaa. Cotton or nylon
Front End Leaden
BABY JUTTING, Ironing. FA 3 4423
between
13ih
and
14th
Streets.
Richard II. '‘Dick" Ivan,
cords.
Graders — Deo*re — Draglines
All
3
for
only
$
1220
.
A
large
Mgr. Mortgage Ixran Dept.
DRESSMAKING.
Ph.
FA
2
23M.
S
enkarik
Gig** and P a la t Co.
Retie
r
t
—
Transports
bomeslfo, ISO’ a U0‘, for a small
Mrs. O. H. •Amy'* Andtrson
112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4«2
PHONE; Days, FA 2 4134
price.
MAN,
while,
desires
attady
partJeanie Blair
Nights, FA 2-7122 or FA 2-2442
time employment after 4 p. m.
G. R. "Guy" Strickland
week-days A wcek-endi. Pboot
W. B. Shippy
Stenitrom Realty
FA 2-22T3.
SIS So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-S4
A. RARE
Sanford
GARMENT FOREMAN'S JOB NOrth S 4422
Evans Bldg. Lake Mary
Experienced In Sewlnr Machine
________ Ph. FA 2 12*0
Repairing. Write R*' rt P.
AUTO GLASS
Lakey, Mlchicot, Wiicooiin.
MAJOR BROWN REALTY
LARGE 2-bedroom house, new con
dltion, reasonable. Near base en
trance, Pb. PA W illi
NIGHT work, cafe. etc. FA 2-1*21
VERY ATTRACTIVE CB 2 bed
FURNISHED apartment, down
room bouoe, tile bath, kitchen
town, couple only. Ph. A 2-4MS CLOSE IN: 3 bedroom. 1W bath,
equipped, dining room, P I a.
2 story frame home In eseellent
before a a. m. or after f p. ns.
room, exterior newly painted.
condition throughout. Furniture
4 . Heal E state Wonted
optional. Excellent neighbor Close (o town, churches, schools,
and hospital. Call PA 2-T1ST.
hood. Only f 1C,000. Exclusive
with us.
NEAR NEW SHOPPING CENTER: 3 bedroom, 1 bath neat
home, asbestos ahlngle siding, 3-ROOM, 1 bath, CB house, 7713
Legal Notice
carport*, to*MSouth Sanford Ave. No equity,
n
cntxT T s t r a i n
c e c a r , CONVENIENT to High School. 3
pick up payments. Contact Mr*.
la n n a L R c o t m , e r o s io n
bedroom. 1 bath CB b o at; Flor Robert Snyder, Touehtoo'a Drug
utatb o r
-want. ir. -wRiaiir. •/*/» x. h. ida room. Large lotr 1X3,30*.
v r n iu iiT . w c u i m
.w anes t o c u a n m i
To
aU i
rtn a o x a
RIENCED salesman, age
wbeieaale and retail, also
kt retail selling, desire* to
• la Sanford. Write Salta, c/o Sanford Herald.
Sort left
INSTALLED
W indshield
' B ack G itas
Door G lare
T r e t G lare
SER V IC E
S enkarik G lare a n d P a in t Co.
Furniture Storage and Moving
To and From Anywhere
C. E. PHILLIPS
130* French Ave. Pk. FA S-!»l
CLAIMS on DBUAXDO AOA la IT
■AID ESTATE:
Tan and •»cit of >ou art k in k y
notirue and raqulrad t* file la y
clalaia a id damanda which yea.
•r allhar of you. may have aealaat
w aald tataia la (ho offlc* of Hob. I P IT 18 REA L E ST A T E •
W Wlloon Alaiandor County Jude* of
' ask Crumley k Monfollh
Sdmlnol* County, a t hi* olfleo la at UT South Pars Ph- TA 2-44S2
tha Court Houat la Xoafoy*, Fl*rIda. w lihla aisht aeUaOer moatha
____ . .th*
. .._
from
tli* o f Itha
* ‘ftrol yahtka.
. lion of thl« autka. la c k tl.lm or
FOR SAI.E
Oomaad ftutt >•* la wrIUae a id
contain Ik* pi-<. »f rtfldoac* and
gnot •( ft CO fd d i.tf of th* t l f l a t n l
Good Location — Eq«ip*«d
and must ho aworn to hy th* claimAat. hta *a«nt ar attorney, or U *
■erne shall h* toM.
Pkaae FA 14*22
/ # / Marilyn 1. McCarthy
A* AdKialflrator at sold
Write
P.U. Bex 1*1. tfsxfori
o o tit*
g Ait*t yuaiicfiioo on Aug. 71, U i l .
WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
W s iav it* you t a Ha o u r g u a stn absolutely free
w ith o u t obligation s i oa« o f S an fo rd 's leading
Motel* w hite you lo c a ls su iU h lo bousing for
you a n d y o u r fam ily. P ick u p y o u r k ty a t the
Sales O ffice.
.
Grocery Store
B R A ILEY ODHAM,
C orner llw y . 17-92 & 27 lh SI.
NEW
RAVENNA
PARK
HOMES
$1295
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1 FoR Power • $AMMto
Air Cead.
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Wasm *
Includes Cloning C ast
AT ONLY
T u rn Wont Or 20th
S t. Follow C ountry
Club Rd. A W atch
F a r O ar S igns * . •
OPEN D A ILY
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Our Unod Curs Win Bo
DinpUyod For Your Ire
npoctiom Nightly Om Our
Lnrgn Lighted Lot.
WHERE DEALS
— SHINfr
s t tho sign of
your boot buy
A L L FO R
HOLLER
MOTOR SALES
2a i f t PstHMtU
SANFORD
FA M i l l or FA 2 - ^ U
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t tnm Wont SUo B r n t a r y t Lola Jnlltati
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TBK ITATB O r FLORIDA TOl
1MARJORIB B. MALL
M l Worth Bine Streel
OMwpalga. Hits* I*
A I t m CenpMlat ta t lR l M m
fllad asaliat ya* la Id# a r c h il
Coart ia a r t for icmlaaM CM»>
17, Florid*, la Chaaftry, far Dl«
Tore* and other rollof. the abort
till# at *414 actio* holna IIARRT
L MALI* rtalalirt, r * MARJORIB
B. HALL DefandaaL thaac arcN a l l ara ta canoe aad raqalra y e*
la tit* your arrllten define** If
any, la ifca Caaialaiai Wad here
in, aad to aorr* a «o»y thartaf
upon Plain til r* Attorney oh af
be far* the fad day af October.
lt l» . A. D., atharwlat a Deere* Fra
Canfaaaa will h* entered ayalaat
you and tha eatta* proceed as
mart A
WITNESS sir head aad eltlelal
aeat s i Beni orA ■aatlsola Ceaaty.
Florida, thl* U th day af AoyaaL
TO TABS OB NOT TO TASS — C taralM Milter (b it), who 1» oK to the
Woman's Coltego t f tha University of North Carolina, to aidod hi this
quaatkm h r two axparta ta th * subject, Valeria Klrehhoff mad Sandy Lao.
Vatarta, a Phi Mu piodio, will roturn to F8U thU fail and Bandy goes back
to Andrew Coltago in Cuthbort, Ga., whore oho woo on tho Honor Roll dturlac w ring aomootor.
(Staff Photo)
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105 W. SECOND S T R U T
Headless
Freeh Caught
wklla wt ara aw l» g ta aor
a yet teas saw IdUdhag as —
Preach Are. M 111 M.
FROM BOATS TO BOOKS will ba tha change for thoaa Junior* a t Seminolo
High School thla yaar. Winding np thtlr vacation with a loom through
tho Loch Arbor area nra. loft to right, Barbara Mooed, Pat Mitchell, Dado
Dietrichs, Cwynne Williams, Rita Baaalfy and Batoy Williams.
(Bergstrom Photo)
Lagol Notics
Lonffihot Wins
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP1)
—Idte Hour Parioor’i Julmsr, a
311 Ad. captured tha Ventaar
Handicap ia a four>bont Msabat
B a k ed Lu sc ious
flateh.
u iir ssw u T
w* win apply te tha llunorWI Leon Alexander, Oouaty
* nf Seminole n o v e l,, Flarlda,
tyyraval .af Mid naal ralarni
la* an arher af dletrlhutlan
far tidal dilettante ea Kiecu-
U n t o * ‘VAU"1
ivogmruociiciNc
Flarlda
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Why not start a Savings Aaeouat now and 1st y ew
Soilan n n Interest for yon through tho yoara! It la n
wist parent who hofes Us children loan th r ill
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�MONDAY, AUGUST S4, 1MS
AANTOAD,
flA A > k
Eft. K*
SnroltmaM ha ftm ln ta C m ty
A ttlM M u t u for Unford ||4 h r k , h H at M M U i l l
«M d
■cherts this year will k* 14,484. oetowte this |M i will follow this ^
«f rm iek At*.
f t.
h
Thto to about 1,800 m en « •* potter*
V L -tk
t . -*s~« . - v
w an enrolled at the oad al tto
I H « k l and third irad.ro
J* * T * .J J T J 2 ? *
1838*59 tana, Walter Teague, id- llvtop Mat af Frond, At*, be. ■*» lkk**i
" Uo## “ * ■ » .* ■ * *
m lnl.tr.Uoo assistant, aald today, twsea H it aad Mb stm ts, or ■®ftb af 14th S t, watt al Mai- Student
Claaaoa Mart Aaf. t l .
wool af F art A n . between 9th S t toavUto, Mat ad Ooecgta A n. and Venire,
Estimated enrothaoata:
and Labi Manna will attend Waal mt U of titb f t. h o O nrola
■
flamlanla High, 1,001) ftaU aak Uda ftbaal, along with flrat A n . watt. Fourth grade pupil, on '
J r. High, 741; Soalord Qrawaar, through tWjd grad# pupil, liring i 7.|g from Oaora Bd. I i f i n
880; South Side Elementary, la Loch Arbor, Little Veaka and i\dnU la Glndtrvfiio. Including
LJM; WW Side KlaaMnUm 4Wj l U n n a a F a rt . Other pupils In lonland Estatao, Lack Artwr,
4» l Lynun 1.1Mj Al- then grade. wltt go to South Side Little Vaaica, tU rtnao Port. lip . £ ?
taawnta, 700; Lake Mary, lM t Htemoatoty.
« ] , r j .. Wrnnowwod and W. lot UW
Oriado, UO) Oanara, 40; Moan#, Fourth gradora going to Baa. s t will alee go to South Bid*
,
V J W f H g 1*a .
hwUl,
Wwuik ^
w go to ptno.
^
KoicnwaJd, UO; Oviedo D em ent thoM living south of the Uke- craat School will bo
-~**u RU ]
•ry , SO; Harper, IM ; Midway, front aad nnrth of wth 8t. batwaca of ftth S t between MtUonviUe au . | 0 t
•10)GaUabore, MO) aad Crootea Falmetto aid Park .venu.., aad the aaat aad Georgia A rt. ao the
l r i d i g | SOL v
M rth af l i f t f t batwaca Fraach west, aad thoaa wrath r t 84th f t . ■
Mrs. Margaret Goit, supervisor; Board Chmn. J. 1*
Brumley; Stewart Gatchel, director of instruction; Supt
R. T. Milwee and Walter Teague, administrative assist
ant, are winding up a summer of preparations for the
school term.
(Bergstrom Photo)
from Georgia Ava. want art ta>
•ludlsg pupils aa 17* 1, from
Oaora Id . to Fir# Fata)* to O ft
dorr Ilia, aad Sunlaad Estates.
Fifth aad Math grade puptla to
*
from Georgia Are. wart, Intlaft
ing stud.au a* I7-W, Old Orland. Id ., GtodarrUla, sad Sunland Estate*
Fifth aad alath graders to go f t
Sanford Grammar School era
thosa who live north af 84th f t.
hotwaw MiUamrilla Ava. aad
Georgia Ava. aad those Iteteg
worth al Mth St. ftem Georgia
Ava. west, including pUpils to
Wynn*wood, Lath Arbor, Uttto
Vaalac, lavaaaa F art, Upeato
Id . aad W, 1st St.
All aaventh gradora will attend
Sanford Jr. Hlgk School at Pinasreot
Ilghih grade etadento to attend
Seminole High ara those living
south ad Uth 8k aad Calory Ava.,
• equipment aad facUUtoe tinaod. These clause which let pound limit, end Urn bigger boys
:■adT state
f r ttoads
v shawlag give strtrbaato
c ntors thei'spertv jtwos uyears.r • ? * / £Grammar
*,u
School wil
ity k bools under MTdio Now maps,' s film rtrip projtrter
■*»
votamoe of the Coisf tha Nattoaal Datoaao aad Alas' strip# havo also bean umbis oao-volunw . eacyetopodto
*
______ . . ___
w aSefftotorTSS
0*»rtrtf «oatoy^HtoS
til toads. A
400 woo re*
I turn boon
kr. High w tt
tor use to
rntf cUaaoo
tor eighth
i advanced
wft ha cau-
ytorod for the ichooL Mora than tor classroom raferenc. librsrio*.
W
** * * *" ***
I oonytoto sat cl picture tncycto*
M u t u a l as
J^gSHiSlT
taya priacipsl Hugh Carlton,' go ised la the sixth grade advmccd
that mow boyi will participate ia
at to u t some sped. Tha junior
high total to tbo changtog agr,
says Carttou. The sebort win try
to mike a boy a good spoetator
If not a good pliyer, tho prin*
eipsl explsias. Tho junior high
team will play six football games
with Daytona Beach at Urn 1SS
Commercial Training
i \
m e
lif t
f tJ \
^ ^
.
ro r m gn
j c ih h n
j u r a e ir ■c* ?
lam lato U gh •short’s Dive*
<toa gowaral, awe epadflt,
rtfted CooparaUva Tralotog pro- t m aaadamlt n n i u oso b
grass apaaa this h i with a used
-------------------------- ^
Ida students trained ia shorthand , . . T I T 1 . "f . . . .
.
.
a i l typing, OtfWrtac Loaia Girard
"*•*
ante today.
rtMen, ptolte fteehtog,
T h m aaa
haslaaas patMaaa hartth M l toftly a n afctotod
o m i tor atadaaU with thaao tog iho general hostoaaa pa
suite aad aat enough people to Aa hour’s study la gtvea ad
fill the >oha,
Girard said. ftasry behiad a el i denfa y
Theta a n I t appUcaata toe the ruler job.
pragram Which has junto* aad
A OCT ■indent ta a ga to
eaalor etudawta at school to tbo toga apou graduation If ha
morning aad at work la the attar* taken aa fall aa iredim li
noon. Considered regular aaiyiayM aa piselkh doing the d rat t
the pupU-wachora ara at busiaaaa yoara, ears Gtoard. Any ami
a minimum- cf fear hours attar or or student Interested to
eomptotian al a 7:41 to l l t l l a a , program ahaald sail Gleam
study easetea .
FA I t i l l .
Get New Courses,
____ ____________
J.ctor-to project microscopic ob*
joeto on a • croon will bo available,
Double sessions at Southsido
Elementary will •Ualnato some
of tha art, music end physical
education instruction from tbo
curriculum, says Principal Velma
Mitchell. Children will be at ichool
tour hours each, from 7:»U ;90
m. aad from 18-4 p. m.
Lake Mary Elementary T ill got
a MW sot of 120 science textbooks
of the Heath Elementary Science
Scries,
The social studios course, Pro* <iog of too Celled# Board tests - -relttoa will bo given to ogfft
Moms of Democracy," wlU bo tw* (or Juniors, who often take the spttot *Mh roenko gvaiiahto •
regalsr orttogo boards tor prae* tow woeks lator.
gulled tor all geminate High tics, guidance, end aometimM tor How m ath eighth gradora have
School seniors for hto first time early admission. Tho now tort totrued to tho first sewn grades
this year and Juniors must now would bo giren at the Ugh school will be tested la tho Stanford
taka tho California Test of Mental and would eliminate a |7 or tlS Achievement Test scheduled Mr
coot to tho Uth graders. Sen iors this fell. Tho National Mem
Maturity.
tabs tha regular college boards. Scholarship Qualifying Tort to gft
Seventh graders hive p r e v io u s ly Iho
__ ___
________
__________
rtato-wido
ninth
grade tests___
far_____
next spring ________
for Janiow_ ami
taken tho maturity test Other wUl bo given hi early- fell, with Orrt semester Seniors.
*”
"firsts" will be tho offering of <carts available to students and Seniors will get individual aft
third yosr Latin and Typing and teachers In lata winter or early vice from Uwlr guidance director
General Business far sophomores, spring. State senior placement early this school year'on TnratlMt
Planned to a one hour f l vtr- teste tor admisstor to state Mb aad odwattan.
Course Opens Aug. 31
! Seminole County Vocational
Scbool'e commercial I t a l a l a g
Course Is Mt to open Aug. SI.
Day classes will bo from • a.m.
to 3 p.m. with an hour for lunch
Monday throughFriday. Evening
S Daytime
st
week of school. Students a n recommended for business positions
“
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1*44* «r FA 2-4143.
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r
Longwooo Man s
Perseverance
English,
courses offered a n :
Transcription. Business
Office Procedure, Commercial i i i ,
ga. ■
Low. Duplicating Machinu, Burt- W jllC 0 ||l|A m jl
mss Arithmetic,
Filing, Diet*. ” 111* UI|HVIII«1
phono and Business Machines. In
structors will bo Mrs. Gladys Hall,
Pomveranca has made a "first"
principal, end Mrs. Lydia Watt.
of Longwood’s Herald Willie.
Evening courses a n : Typing I
fha mlddlo-sgcd welder began
S JL a“? p S &
«*•
Oription, Dullness English, FUtog, ^ **kool education to Uke night
Dictaphone a n d Business Me- high school courses at Seminole
iCftinca.
High. This week he will get kis
Renovation of the Oviedo grammar aad high school to pn gioto
tog at high speed to moot tho
deoditoo of August II, opoatog
day of school.
Included to tho repair, a n S
emw roof, larger downspouts,
anetkm of a new firo escape sad
a now piaster job to fear state-
________ _
_
hutatted to the luackmoai. The
kltchea will be la tha seme toes*
Men but A t lunchroom will ho
acroos tho en tln hock of the
hulldhg end tho --wlag a n a wft
-Why people don’t finish their
education l ’U never know. T hen’s
ao mason fag H," says Heckeabaft. Ho eoecurs( ts adults to
nose to Seminole High and finUh their high Khool education at
the Monday and Tuesday sight
eiaaeoe. Cost to 61 per year,
KoeUe Kills ’Em
sia o M K B , v . <uri) -
u
(Koehtel Bu m who combo Mo
hefr Md t e E j i n y on TV’s "TT
Sunoet Strip" program was mobhad fay 4,000 teen age fane on hto
s o t vet h e n Thursday. Twenty par.
n a e wort reported trampled to
V '' i t V Sji
m m
M_’
-f\
The Burk family of Lakt Monro* just about covert tho
county school system, with seven of the 10 brothers and
sisters ready to begin Another year. Here are Sandra,
7th grade; Judy and June, 2nd; Lyle, 4th; Michael, 7ths
William, freshman, and Lee, A senior.
(S taff Photo)
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W lA T H K S t flw W y f c f c th ro u g h I t t a r A q r , f n r ahotruf*. H t f t M 9 M W N . Low to « l|M f t to TV.
Rubik Employes Can't Join Teamsters
Tremors Shake Parks Again
Northern Demos Giving Up
On Rights Action This Year
Archbfehf
PORT AU P
The Seminole County toning
regulations rlfo it gel anwUmr i0*
view trow county end Boning com
missioners in n lew to w mooting
tost night.
The report'! final term will be
adopted within four month*, Coun
ty Zoning Director t o boot Brown
•aid.
Preeent Boning legtdntlone are
*0 general that then la tee much
room for argument In tadteUual
ease*. Brown said, The prepoaed
Dynatronks Plans
Convertible Bonds
" D yndrsnlu win lasos eanvsrtM a toads in M te SO days, John
A. Morris, sMleUst te the firm'*
president k id h s M
Jeyeeet
FN W w y.
The bowk wfll ho oonvsrtlbk Is
slock wtoa stock Is lamed la e
year or two said Morris, whs is
would lead ta "to rto o s eoneequtncee" aad todataa the kdepcodence of the former Preaeb
protectorate.
Beauty For Miami?
LOHQ BEACH, Calif. (UP1) *
vCftmre Attempt
At Ike Charged
may be
Beach next year. The peeilbiUty
developed after a rift betwe
the city of Long Beach aad
swim ta b firm which
WASHINGTON (VP D—The Bam t o
ale wrangled until amost midnight
Polio Rate Doubles
k ana of t o bitterest, most
fusing partisan parliamentary
WASHINGTON (UP!) - Polio
hates of t o year, lem e lawmaker* ease* in t o first a week* of the
■hirgid R wm an attempt to "eea- year continued to climb last week
to e r i" Presldeat Eisenhower..
aad nearly doubled t o U tt rate,
When the matter finally wee eat- t o government reported today.
Mad altar SH hours of debate and The Public Health Service re
atx rail calls, t o Senate waa ea ported that for t o week ending
* aa opposing Si to an ea ad- Aug. IS, to r e were 474 eases re
retloa nropoaM to axchanga ported with IT* of to m paralytic.
mtltloa ta short term 4 per
federal national mortgage AF On Griddle
assn, bonds for maturing 2% per
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Houm
neat, long-term Treasury beads
kvestigatora planned today to ask
Tha Senate adjourned after
Air Force officials what to y think
aesstea of U hours and 10 minutes. about t o “lush entertainment" of
A Democrats
Dam
charged that t o gra military officers by Mg deftnae
^osed
sp would ha a bon contractor*. Questions aeemad
sa is for bond dealers and would likely concerning the advertising
t o Treasury fto million. They of Air Forco guided misallea by
also aaid It wm a gimmick te help such companies u Boeing In be
the Bisenbowar administration bal half sf the Bomare.
ance t o budget m paper.
Republicans, with a few Demo Wedding Jitters
crats agreeing, countered that t o
SOGNE, Norway (UPI) — Stev
en
and his fteancec
was an attempt te censure t o wentRockefeller
through a dress rehearsal to
president.
day for t o i r wedding, and th
day for t o i r wedding, and t o
n-year-oid heir to the Rockefeller
millions contested he waa mt
vous now and probably would be
Saturday. ‘T o very human and
th e proposed Sanford-Titusville I'm Just lika anyone eUe," be laid.
cornel will bo debated Tuesday "I think I’m narvout, 1 think I'll
night by County Commission bo nervous tomorrow."
Chairman John Krider and the
praaktent of the Florida Wildlife Trafficante Back
NEW YORK (UPI) - The New
Federation.
York World-Ttl«gram and Sue
Federation president Dr. H.
will oppose the project said today that Santos Trafficante,
and Krider wUl speak foe it at wanted for questioning In th* (lay
the courthouM meeting of t o ing of Albert Anastaste hat re
■amino!* County Sportsmen'* As- sumed gambling activities in
-sodaLion. The meeting Is scheduled Cubs. Traffic ante, arreitad in Ha
vana last June I as an "uodssirk r ■ p. m.
able" by t o Caitro regime, wm
ordered deported but later t o edict
wm cancelled without explanation.
Debote Scheduled
On Canal Plans
U. S. Runs Behind
Reds, Texan Says
MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-T h e a s s military etrengtb, compared
k Russia's, has "grown steadily
■aehar" during t o cold war, ar•erdiag to Sen. Ralph Yarborough
(M ax -).
Yaihorougb, te an address here
* y to t o national Disabled
1 Veteran* convention,
$40 billion spent annually
Ip the United States far military
‘Is not
AA Young Team
BIRMINGHAM, AU. (UPI) Juventl* officer D. B. McClesky
M erged an eight-year-old girl here
with bnrglory sod grand larceny.
Me said he was chagrined te le a n
Mtel her two, four and it*-year-old
haiped bar break into a
t shop and deal 910 k
wieners aad shew*
J J f g j j aeookiaa,
nkl
Model Flight Fails
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Aa at
tempt to launch n full-scale model
of a manned satellite at Wallopa
Island, Va., failed today when a
teat rocket fired prematurely.
Space agency (dentists had sche
duled the flight in hope* of letting
emergency pilot e*ctpc aad reeevery ayatems to be used for
t o eaptult in t o Mercury manned
satellite program.
Inflation Talk Hit
UNITY HOUSE. Pa. (UPI) Tm AFL-CIO today accused t o
Ffbenhower administration of try
ing to "brainwash" t o nation in
to believing that calamitous in
flation is Just around t o corner.
This k Jum camouflage to dis
guise ita eliort* to return to
petlcia* t o t brought economic
disaster to America in 1920, to
Xxacutiva Council of t o Ftdera
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - HouM
Ipaaker Itom as D. Bstslay called
an Informal meeting •! all rep
resentatives h r Sept. I k Jack
sonville to Iron out "misrepresen
ts t W ’ of tha propowd m pportionment amend meat.
Beasley said la a letter to all
ropresoeUtlvea that "there Is a
small group In the atek which la
misrepresenting aoma of the facts
concerning the rsapperUcnmaot
amendment."
The aneendmaat, calling for a
UB * member House aad 1 U-
Forum D olayod
A data for the open forum on county property appralanlg
be selected next week, county eommUalonen said today.
The hearings probably will be bald a t night in the Civic
Center.
The Dowling Appraisal Co. will cease ita public office
checks of Dowling’a appraisal cards tomorrow, but the eto
praisera will continue checking end rechecking the figures
"until final acceptance" by the county commission, Chairman
John KHder said.
mood district. This wUl save Has,
Brown siplalnsd.
Mora residential, agricultural
and com try home districts will he
cissted under tha new raise.
There will he overall ihaages te
tone* ranging from aae family
residential through Industrial. As
devclepasnt occurs, agricultural
and country home u n i win be
WAUQNGTQN (VP1) — Nina
fo-toned to higher claaaifkation.
A map designating spieito am- House. Republicans moved today
Ing dlatskta la In prsparatlsa.
to kree action by t o House
Thera must he public hearings Public Works Committee aa a
— ----- ----------------prior to adoption of tha regula
.
tions by tha county commission*
scs. The ruka ere hosed ea mo
dem sotting In other arses and
"I believe that R wU be wise
for t o mem here of t o House to
meet la aa infernal caucus for
t o purpose of formulating a
means of advising t o voters of
t o state of t o facta concerning
t b e proposed re apportionment
amendment," he said.
Hawaii Becomes
50th State, New
Flag Unfurled
WASHINGTON (UP!) — Pros!dent Elsenhower today proclaims
Hawaii t o 30th stale of the union
and unfurls a top secret — the
design of t o new 10-star Ameri
can flag.
Thera was speculation Old
Glory would have four rows of
sight stars and three rows of six
star*, with the second, fourth and
sixth row* indented.
The brief ceremony officially
making Hawaii a State
wa*
scheduled for late this afternoon
fas t o White House Cabinet room.
Compensation Law
Discussion Set
Group Tries To Force
Action On Gas Tax H ike
panaya-gaBoa lacraaea k seem
Une taxes,
All hat three ol t o commlttoate
“ * 5 ,lbU*“ * * ■ £ *
Chairman Charlaa A. Buehley (DN. Y.) a latter demanding that
Satellite Capsule sysi? '0" ““
Did You Notice
This Happening!
WASHINGTON (UPl>-The gov
ernment reported today t o t t o
cost *f living A m fractionally k
July to roach an all-time high.
The Increase amounted to thro*
tenths of one par cent.
Higher prices were reported by
the Labor Department In nearly au
areas of the consumer spending.
The Increase, plus a decline In
spendable earnings, rqgirrd.con•um tr buying power by approxi
mately L I per cent.
However, more than one million
workers with contracts tied to t o
coat of llviog will receive auto
matic wag* increases. Generally
these will amount to about two
cents an hour.
Paddlewheel Life
May Be Short
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP!) The Explorer VI, America'! Padcflewheal satellite, may remain In
orbtt only two years Instead of
t o 40 to 39 years originally astlmsted, according to Smithsonte*1 Astrophyeicsl Observatory ex
perta.
Dr. Yoehihide Koiai, astronom
er at t o oh#*rvstory, said Thurs
day night that t o sun and moon
are draining away the Ilf* of t o
ar*- aoara
--------close
' — to the
satellite which
height objects of t o heavens.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov.
LeRoy Collins wiU meet early
nuxt week with Industrial Com
mission Chairman James T. Voealk to diacuao possible changes
te administration of Florida's new
unemployment compensation laws.
The citrus Industry bss been up
set during t o past week* over
workers who have loot Jobless
benefit* because of the new law.
Passed by the 1939 Legislature,
t o act increased benefl!* and du
ration of benefits for Jobless workera but at t o same time it tightL. Q. Pickering, Adjutant of
up qualification require- Roosevelt Camp 19. United Span,
ish War Veterans, la In Seminole
Memorial Hospital and needs five
I f ■ A Habit
pints of blood. The commander of
HANOVER, Va. (UPI>- Mar Roosevelt Camp 13, U.S.W.V. re
vin Scoter, 37, of Kuqusy Springs, quests that all who can to donate
N. C„ and Clyde R. Biller, 34, of blood, which la needed to replenish
Miami, released from Jail Thurs t o supply at t o blood bank.
day morning after serving terms
BVoed may be given at the Blood
tor auto theft, worr arrested Bank In the hospital Monday,
Thursday afternoon and charged Wednesday and Friday after
with stealing a car.
noons.
5 Pints O f Blood
Asked For Patient
VANDENBERO APR, Cal*. JPI) — Ship* Marched g 10,000iquara mile area elf t o Pacific
today la America's late* attempt
to recover a apace capwle, but
to r e was little hope t o katrumeat-filled package would be
found.
The JOO-pound, *1 bp M-toh cap
sule waa aucceaafully ejected from
Discoverer VI satellite Thursday,
but shipa and planee waiting for
t o recovery failed la eight R er
bear Us radio signals.
Therefore it la ualtkalv that the
capsule will be recovered although
the search will be continued. .
aaid t o Defense Department in
Washington. ,
It wm t o second failure k six
day* at recovering a space u p
side from orMt, aad t o third
time la t o Discoverer series this
year.
Suceiaful recovery, figured at
odd* of about 1,000 to 1, would have
been a space ago first and marked
a step forward la rtsearch aimed
at taking man into space.
Farmers To Hear
Appraisal Report
The Seminole County Farm Bu
reau will meet at 1* a. m. Saturday
In t o courthouse to hear reports
by it* commlttaee studying land
reappraisals.
The committees wan appointed
last week after the Bureau quas
■
Honed values placed
on various
types of agricultural land*. AU
citrus, vegetable and poultry men
are invited to attend Saturday's
meeting, Charles T. Lawson,
president of t o Bureau, eald.
"
been approved by the Ways aad
Mesas Committee M a aweaa «f
blocking a draetle cutback k eonatructloa of t o 41,100 • mile aug
er highway system. The proposal
la bow ponding before the Public
Works Committee.
Buckley end other committee
Democrats revolted Thursday,
contending that t o proposed tax
bits la too big.
Speaker Sam Rayburn apant
most of Thursday trying to per
suade t o Democrats to go along
so t o legislation can reacn t o
House floor quickly. Today's Re
publican move put Buckley under
p r e s s u r e from both politic si
camps.
The Republicans formally re
quested Uucklsy to call a com
mittee meeting — tbs first step
to a procedure to y could follow
to pry the bill out of t o com
mutes should a stalemate develop.
Oral Polio Vaccine
May Become Way
To Mass Immunity
CHICAGO (UPI>— A group ef
T u l e n e University researchers
said today there Is a strong possi
bility that orel polio vice t o given
to a segment of Uia populstiun
could effectively vaccinate t o
entire natioo.
The researchers laid 1 scientific
study indicates that tha Immunity
gamed from the vaccina could b*
passed on from one person to an
other.
It appears that t o Immunity a
child would receive from t.ie oral
vaccina can be passed on to other
children, ultimately Immunising
t o entire community, to y Mid.
Foiled By Faint
Open House Set
A t Altamonte
NEW YORK (UPI) —
Teller Mrs. Mary Downes feinted
Thursday and therewith thwarted
a holdup.
Mrs. Downes blacked out when
a man handed her a note, laying
he had a gun and demanding 0 ,000.
Aa she fell, eh# sot off an alarm
gong that sent t o bandit on the
run. He escaped, ‘mptybanded.
The A l t a m a n l o Elementary
School, Seminole County'* newest
school, will bold open bouse Sun
day from I to 3 p. m., Georgs
Dabbs, principal announced.
Plana for th* school building are
th# u n i aa those to b* used for
Longwood and South Seminole Ele
mentary Schools. Th* school, which
will b* in um for t o first Uma this
year, accommodates grades 1-4.
Needle Guides Boy Through M inefield
VIENNA (UPI) - A teen-age
Hungarian probed hie way across
a border minefield with ■ knitting
needle to escape into Austria, po
lice reported today.
The 17-year-old youth's name
wm withheld to protect relatives
still in Hungary, But police re
vested t o full details ef t o
escape, which took piece Wednes
day night
He was warned by friends be-
Hungarian authorities have loaded
t o border area with buried land
mines, which explode and malm
or kill when stepped 00. An ISyear-oid Hungarian girl was near
ly killed by ooe such mine earlier
Ibis year but her escaping family
carried bar serosa t o border.
Friend* told t o youth to take
some sort ef probe with him to
check the ground in front of him.
Ma ‘
U
because it was sharp and slender Th* barbed wire and minefields
for sticking into to . ground and w en cleared away during t o
easy to conceal on hie way to Mm November, 1934, Hungarian revo
border*
if* got through t o barbed wire
and escaped t o border patrol
guards Manning t o strip f r o m
to ir watch towers. From then on,
it wm a alow crawl across the
minefield, with t o hnltjkg needle
probing every few Inches k front
of him and pointing t o safe path
lution, and hundreds of thousand*
of refugees streamed acroae.
But t o new tough Communist
regime put to after t o crushing
of t o revolution brought back t o
mioM and mad# border crossing
m an dangerous than ever.
Only about ten refugees a month
manage to oicapo acmes t h a
hark* into Austria male U f a
BARUCJl A T to — Btil]
active and alert approach*
rutrd Baruch, America’s
elder atattomsB, told r**
M v im
k a dotsA 't thlMk
not ag much,'* ha paid.
IT a p p r o v i n g « reform men*
earn dsaawnced by t o AFL-CJO
aa "vteioua." Ninety-five Demdarats from aoutore end baeiet
state* Joined 1M Repubticene I t
voting far R.
"We are coavinced that t o
vote against labor lest week wag
of n legislative package deal
reen t o southern Dcmocrak
and northern Republicans aad . ,
a swap sf votes wm pledge^*
t o council said in a statement.
Tha Influential northern D*tna>
crate (*U that prospects stlU ara
batter than 50-50 that Democrat!*
leader Lyndon B. Johnson would
steer n moderate civil rights M i
through t o Senate bafare Con
gress adjourns.
But to y b*U*vtd tha Room
would not get a chanee before naal
year to act on rights legislator
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Water slowly receded yesterday,
thanks to emergency walla, drain
age ditches, and no more rain.
8yd Leafesty, chairman of t o
Red Cross disaster committee,
laid damage would easily go ever
t o f t million mark. Sheriff Ed
Blackburn said that waa g "con
servative" figure.
Lenfesty said t o loss would be
much greater U it waa found wa
ter bad damaged borne founda
tions in the area.
Officials Mid National Guard
troops would continue to patrol
the section to atop slgbucera and
discourage looting untU police
cars Could travel t o streets.
Contractor Held
In Widow's Death
WINTER PARK (UPI) - Wil
liam Vikas, 30-ycsr old contractor,
was Jailed here today In connec
tion with t o midnight pistil stay
ing Thursday of Mrs. Velma O.
Hoover, 93-year-old widowed beau-
*y-
Officers aaid Vikas would ba
held on charges of "suspicion of
homicide" until an Inquest is held
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hoover, mother of four,
waa funned down on her front
lawn shortly after going for a
midnight swim with bar dale to
her backyard pool.
Batista's Wife
In Seclusion
DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) -M r*.
Fulgent to Batista remained to se
clusion with hnr five children at
her 132,300 home here today, fol
lowing her husband’s chartered
airplaa* trip from tha Dominican
Republic to Portugal.
Frank Brass, an attorney ter
t o family, aaid t o wife of t o
sx Cubaa premier waa slightly ill,
probably from nervous tension.
Batista said today to Lisbon
he planned to establish permanent
residence M Ike Portuguese Island
of Madeira.
Batista bald g "ate. political'
chat with newsmen following n
brief sightseeing tour of Lisbon.
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Father Of Three
To Change Sex
LONDON (UPI) — Alee Damsun, 43-year-old garage mechanic
and father of three children, said
today be would undergo a series
of operation* that would ehange
him into a woman.
"When I come out of Guy'a Hoepltal to nine months' time 1 shall
have changed my sex and my
name," he said. "After that I
shall maka a fresh atari."
Dawioa, proprietor of a garage
in Wootton, said hla decision to
change his sex meant " a clean
break" with his family—wife Pag,
43, and hla Ihre* children, John,
21, Stephen, 15, and Barbara, A
"I have always had feminine
characteristics," Dawson l a i d .
"Evtn aa a youth, my triaotk
called me Alice. I ought to have
guns for treatment years ago, bnt
I kept putting it off ter t o sabs
of my family.
Negroes1 Election .
Push Falls Short
MEMPHIS. Tens. (UPI) — A
record white vote detested ■ hid
by flv* Negro candidates sacking
major Memphis city elective of
fice* Thursday. The flvo N ope
candidates ran poor seconds.
Final returns from t o US afcy
precincts ibowed a total vote M
129,417 which wm • record
out and reprcsMtcd 04 per
of t o 187,541 registered va
37,10* of whom are Negroes.
Truman Joins Benny
HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ-A widely*
known amateur musician, farmer
President Harry Truman, wiU
team up with another amateur
musician of note, romedian Jack
Benny, OcL I I on television. Tru
man wUl ho n guest aa Benny’s
show on t o Columbia HroadcMt
teg hastem TV network
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Wheeler Fertilizer Co.
Shaman Concrete Pipe Co.
Mayfair Inn
Wall Ptuabing & Hesfing
Celery City Printing Co.
Wilson-Miier Furniture Co.
Sanford Atlantic National Bank
Faust's Drug Store
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At Forest Park Summer School
Mtw Lgwdyr—durtad the p w w
M i h*d cvrrythtag i n t D N h r
flMMi to diatiitguiah object* p lin d
m the floor hr fecilag with their
fori While blindfolded. The hoooree
WOO the prti* winner lor this game.
while Mr*. Joe Battle wo* lilting
tB ■ dealt noted chair when the
alarm dork west off aadncolvod
■ trite. After Mb* Slaytow opmod
her (tft* the hoattaa aorvod a anted
o*wr*e.wiUi cracker* and cwkeo.
Iheoo invited were Mr*. P. 0 .
S aid, Mr*. Non Parker, Mbs
Golden Circle Class
Valedictorian
Tanner
Receives
Announced
Rev. Chambers
Guest
Minister
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A t Lake M ary
and -Mrs. PhUJ» Woatgato. Cord,
era Mr., lentvod a scholarship
ttob, •frt-Ht-Y, gtoa atob aad dur from M t Holyoke Colleen to South
ing bar aenler year smvod as vie* Hodtoy, Mao*. Ibo will onrril tola
fan had take a liberal art* aaurao
tot Aral year. Sho plan* to apodalla* la tar, to Child Paycfcelogy.
Peggy tnaaferred to Sanford
fren Kdgawator High School to
Ortnndo Md completed hoe junior
sad • sealer yean at Seminal*
Bl«h. Iho proved to to oee of
the hrightoat s U 'i at 8.H J. l a
waa ■ atraigM A student and Voledtotortoa of her rrodualtog elate.
mm M l d l M i Aft M t Al Iki
to n e la y Quh Sweetheart* bar
aaator f w r ia d w a a atudoat body
praaUi to tba aama year. She re
called a aahaai award, as Q u a
Day, Sir totdmhlp, an ootatandlai
atudawt award from to* English
department aid tba "Goad CU1m *<
•hip” award- preaented by tot
Personals
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Active Student
Receives ¥$U
Scholarship
■ p IDA MAT BJOALOM
The Lake Mary Walcomt Mat
to oUll out for many oommer vloittora from far aad wide:
Mr. aad Mr*. William Ben Case
aad daughter, Nadine, of Birming
ham, Ala., art vtoittog Mrs. MMStMl Caba
Mlaa EUa Alliad sf Chicaga ia
vtattlng bar auat. Mra. Evalya
Marts.
Mr. aad Mr*. If. Martoy Warn
Now Albany, lad., a n toe Meats
at Mr. aad Mra. Ford PowelL
The Robert WUUa' a n eator-
Mrs. McNab Attends
Bureau Institute
Clcvtlsad
Oviedo School
Registration
Dates Set
m
Sho aloe received aw award
from the Jaycooa for beLag a
atraigM A awdoat, a cheek Sac
flW from She Florida ltato Bank
aad a radio from tha Fleet Ro
m a n Awn. tor bring Vnlpdictorlaa of to* aaelor claaa.
She attended Girls' State during
bar Junior year aad w u vie*
pnaldaat at the futon teacher*'
club the same yaar aad waa atria
atentory of Am future toothers'
club during bar aoalor year. She
ra r a member of the swimming Youth Actlvliko Week begins
Sunday night at g p. m. at lb*
Uam aad 7W-HIY.
Methodist Youth
Program Starts
Sunday Evening
H i t dee* aat Include lin t grada n wha attotoM to# oommer
round-up program. They bare atready ragloterod at that time. All
atoer atudeota will teglstor Aug*
uat SI.
Thto tcbedule baa bate made
a*te a*ary due to lack of apaeo,
earned by renovation* being mad*
at Uto achoot building.
m
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time to work awhile during the
i n w at to* M. 9. Heath.
k
DMUSil. SCCUmptfilVU
Mra. George Stubbing* and daugh
ter Supto drove Mn. Sjobloaa'a
grandparonto Mr. and Mra. Jamoa
Gahr to Pompano Beach whan
they visited tbelr sou and daughter
to-tow, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent It.
M n. Ruoaoll Sandoro of Paris,
Eautockv.
Mr. aid Mrs. Adroa Ratliff of
Orlando, era announcing tot birth
of a lovely daughter, S lb. to OS.
at to* Orlando Air Poreo B an
Hospital am Sunday, Aug. M. Mrs.
BaUUf to the former MU* Dobrae MUotead. Tbo naw little girl
ia l i n t f Pamola Jiao.
Mr. aad Mr*. Earl Toney b a n
returned I n n a throe weeks va
cation during which they viaitod
Mrs. Tonoy's elateri, Mra. B. 0.
_
By MASIAN B. JONES
B u n . Jam** E. B rwkahin aad Buckataff to Cleveland, Ohio, Mra.
now, Jimmy, left Thursday with bar
sister. Mrs. C. P. Ward aad daagb
tor, Judy af Daytona Roach to viWt
another sister and biwther-to-Uw
Mr. and Mn. 1 . K. Cooper nnd
eon. Deemie, at Bkaiagkam, Ala
bama.
Mlaa Martha Jsaa Hardy, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. Lawson Hardy, Jamoa Bader, of Cleveland, Ohio.
leavo* Friday, Aug. XI, far Mart*
rite. Georgia to taht up bar duties
Personals
Use Vitamin Rich
Fresh Vegetables
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jones trieBy MYBTIB WILBON
bra tod their third wedding anniver
Mom* Utmoont niton Agent
sary August 11
Enjoy too green end yellow
Bon H. Joocs calabrated bla
vegetable!. Thoy’ro rich
birthday oa too aama day.
Bill Morgan, son-in-law af Mr. to vitamia A, so Important to
and Mr*. Mac Joann of Orlando, growth, smooth skin, normal tyosad a nephew of Bos and J. B. sight and protection against (**•
ptrstory tofoctione.
Wn oro now getting aaperogue
green anop boon*, broccoli, ami
■non cabbage. All of thorn vege
accident Abguat 14.
tables furnish generous amount*
Fain Aulia aod children sad Mrs. of vitamin A. In addition, they
B. G. Salih returned horns Tu*o> cootribute vitamin C. eeiCDllal for
day from their trip to AahaviUe, healthy gums and body tiieuoe.
those vegetable* by boiling, try
panning thorn. This la o quick
method using atom U cook the
vegetables. It u r n trior, flavor
aod good valuesFamed Cobhogo
Bbred 1 pound cabbage. Hoot 1
tablespoon butter, margarine. ril
or moat drippings la a heavy ’fry
1 * 9 o f vow
w han rooked. S p a g h e tti olao
Mm . J. V. Warren, Mr*. Pool
BiMwb, Mr*. H. C. Pattorann, Mrs.
n eaaea M naa.M ra.nenwyjUost
werth. Mn. B. M. Dyson, Mn.
M tow ar. Mr*. Woodall, Mra.
ceuraa. aaU M n. McNab, 'Thor*
are alam o to subjects tuck as
paraaaaal maaagemoet, advertl*.
log, public *pe*ki»( and book
keeping." Store moot of the i n
dents atari using their now train
ing immediately, the annual court*
A feature of thin yoar’a Inatltot* waa to* opoa forum on tbrrowt buotooaa probloma. Among
the Instructor* ware Eugaot Grtor
vie* president of tba credit bureau
adjustment department and Ar
thur Butkridgo, manager of the
Mtmphla coeoumor credit Aaaa.
Mr. aad M n. Jack Deal aad Both n « have bald Ugh office* to
akUdna Linda and Chuck of * »«■
eaator, Pa., are vlaltlag Mrs.
Deal's parents, Mr. aad Mra.
Charles WUk* at tbelr bom* to
Majfclr. They plan to b* b a n
far ton* week*.
Mlaa Mary George. Miss Elato
Farley aad Mrs. Harry Lao Sr.,
win lean tomorrow for Naw Orleans where they wiU apond a
wreak vacationing aad oightaaalag.
Mn. Frank Locoing of Saa An
gelo, Toaaa aad Mr. and Mrs.
Fay Leasing of Jackson, Mlaa.. are
hovaosweats of Mr. aad Mra. U, B.
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FEATURE: 1:33 • 3:63 • «:23 • 8:41
�I M McBride.
M Carr i k a a t d A n t I m M t and Bravo la i l l run* far Urn
Athletics but J m Red So* atill
rnm tha | i a t . Trailing 74, BoaMe ralUod far flva niao off loaor
I t e i Sturdivant la tbo aavanth
•ad UMa addod what proved to bo
the wtaaiac n n la Um eighth,
■aahte Kart WUaaa, rrodltad with
hto Ural major league victory,
field.
Coach Dan Talham expects awra
than 1« hoya to turn out for tbo
Kaat Florida Midget Laaiuo Taaaa
and tho iqusd far hoavter players.
Any boy la the achooi ran try out
Moaday whan trailing la ahoata hofiaa. Practtea la pads wUl atari
Sopt. 1.
The Itidcot Laafuo hoya. weightefl HI pouada or lata, will ptoy
about al|ht gaaiae. Thor* will ho
Fraak BeOteg aad Gan Harrtr
drove la five runs apteeo la the
U ltr a ' yoap over the Yaakooa.
Jim Bunninf etruck out alao and
gave up only five kite on route
to Ma 12th victory. Balltei hit
twe heoMra far Detroit aad Char
ley-Maxwell one. Gary Blaylock
Islanders Score,
5 -2 , Over Hounds
Standings
•
National Ltagaa
W. L. Pet. GB
San Francisco M 57 J*7 ...
Lao Angoloa
47 85 449 2
Milwaukee
$4 84 .833 4
Pittsburgh
t i 90 404 7Vh
Chicago
89 41 .417 *H
Cincinnati
SI $4 .473 11
flt. Louis
37 «7 .489 13
Philadelphia
32 70 .42117
Thursday's Basalts
^ Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 1
w PhUa. « Chicago 3 ( 1st. twilight)
Chicago g Phils. 4 (night)
Lao Angoloa I Cincinnati f (night)
Baa Fran. 3 Milwaukee 3 (night)
Friday’s Probates Pitcher*
Saa Francisco at Philadelphia
(>, twinlght)—AatoaelU (11-7) aad
McCormick (20-10) vs Roberta
(11-12) aad Semproeh (24).
* Los Angolas at P i t t s b u r g h
(night)—Podreo (10-7) va D ias
m (t-U).
•
St. Loala at Ctaetonafl (night)—
Jackson (10-11) va Hook (3-3).
Chicago at Milwaukee (night)—
Rushardt (4-3) va Buhl (IM ).
Satarday’s Gamta
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (UP1) San Francisco at Philadalphla
Seventh ranked heavyweight Wil
Lot Angelas at Pittsburgh
lie Pastrano scored his 49th vie-,
St. Louis at Cincinnati
tory on n technical knockout
Chicago at Milwaukae
Thursday night by battaring Tom
American League
W. L. Fat. GB (Ktlley) Davis out of commission
In throe rounds.
^ Chicago
Pastrano, of Miami, walloped
• Cleveland
tho Macon, Ga., fighter with pun
ishing body blows from tho first
round. Davis, sn swkword fighter,
notiflad tho referee after tho third
round that ho would not coma out
for tho fourth.
For the winner, It was a tuaoup
Baltimore 7 Chicago ■
bout for hie upcoming fight with
Cleveland 0 Washington 1
Tony Anthony In Baltimore, Md.
Detroit 14 Now York 3
Boston 11 Kansae CUy 10
Friday’s Probates Pitcher*
Washington at Chicago (aiffkt)
—Stobbe (14) vs Doaovgn (74).
New York at Kansas CUy
(night)—Maas (114) vs. Karbari
lead over Mm field today os aha
took tho course ia the second
round of the $7,$00 Spokane Wom
an's Open In an attempt to re
past a victory of 13 yaars ago.
Miss Barg shot a two-under-par
70 on tho Esmeralda Course
Thursday dasplto wind and rain.
She won the first Women's Na
tional Open hero In 1$44.
This is Miss Borg's first ap
pearance hare sines that victory.
Betsy Rawls, tea woman's top
money winner with $21,080 this
year, was In second place with
a 71. *
League Leaders
N ational_____
Flayer A CUb G. ABTb . M. P el
Aaron, Mtlw. I ll 03 94 100 473
Caffm, St.L. 114 330 47 133 4 0
Pinson, Cin.
122 811 IM 172.334
Ttmplt, Cin. 117 OO IS 131 421
Ccpeda, S.P. Ill 473 70 130 417
Americas League
Det.
IM 422 74 140 4 0
Woodhog. Bit. 111 884 84 110 42$
Kalins. Det.
103 IN 71 120 437
It* 40 07 127 422
Fox. Chi.
111 447 73 143 411
Runnels,
NtetoasI League - Banka, Coho
US; Robinson, Rada IM; Aaron,
Bravos *7; Beil, Rede 9g; Mathawe, Graves >3.
Americas League — Kiltobnw,
nmalnrs 04; Colavito. Indiana M;
Jena an. Rod <Sox M; Maxwell,
Tigers 70; Malxono, Rod Sox 77.
National League-Banks, Cuba
37; Mathews. Bravos 34; Aaron,
Braves 33; Robtesen. Rada M;
Canada, Giants 23.
Aasrtcaa League — KiUsbrow,
lonatora 37; Colavilo, Indiana 38;
. Allison. Senators 29; Maxwell, Ti
a r a 27. Lemon. Senators 2A
Pitchteg
(fattens) League—Face, Pirates
134; Aatenelli, Giants 10-7; Drysdate, Dodger i 18-7; Law, P in tea
14-7; Newcombs. Reds 114.
cm
League — Shaw.
134; Pappas. Ovtetea
IM ; Melite, Indians 184; Wynn,
~
tax 10-7; Ford. Yankees
'Who's Robinson!'
Basilio Growls
NEW YORK (UPI) — Tough,
angry llttl# Cannon Basltto, get
ting ready to meet Gene Fullmer
for the vacated NBA middle
weight crown, turned his bsek
squarely yesterday on any futura
meeting with Sugar Ray Robiaaoo.
"Ia there a guy named RabinsonT" he enorted. “If ao, he doesn’t
exist In my future."
Basilio seethes every time he
ihtab« of the “runaround” which
Robinson gavo him aa ho awaitad
a chance to recepturo tbo title
which Robinson lost and then re
won from both him and Fullmer
aad for which they’ll tangle at San
Francisco oa Aug. a .
“ Robinson doesn’t think of any
body but himself.’’ Basilio rated
over tho phone from San Francis
co. “Ha doesn’t treat anybody nice.
So w in abated I bo ateo to him?
So be holds the title la a couple of
states.
■e Gaa Keep “ Remaaats"
“Wall, 1st him have those rem
nants,” Basilio growled. “ But bo’ll
not got any hslp from me."
Both Robinson and Fullmer have
posted a $3,000 forfeit with the
NBA. which stripped Robinson of
his title for failure to sign for a
title defease, to insure that the win*
ner will meat the number one chal
lenger within N days. Spider Webb
holds that spot at the moment.
Start of a Carver
CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI) Paul Brown, coach of the Cleve
land Browns, begsn his football
career ao a 130-pound quarterback
for tbo Massillon (Ohio) high
achooi team.
Loo Angelos 000 070 100- 1 11 2
CtaetonaU
000 120 O il- 8 10 0
McDovRt, Sherry (9) and Roseboro. Pnrkay, Schmidt ( 8), Acker
(S), Brornan (!) and Bailey. Win
ner — McDcvitt (91). LoserPurkcy (19-18). HRS — Larker,
Moon, Tlpm ii.
San Fran.
000 <m 002- 8 IS 1
MUwaukoo
100 000 101- 3 11 0
B, Jooaa (10-11) and Schmidt.
Seaka (11-13) and Crandall. HR—
McCovey.
Americas League
Washington
ooo OOl ooo- l 3 2
Cleveland
001 000 2 3 s -* 1 0
Ramos. Hyde (!) and Courtney.
Grant (M ) and rrhiG trald. Loser
-R am os (11-13). HRS - FitiGeraid, HdM.
NawYork
ioi ooo ooo- 1 S I
Detroit
231 800 80x—14 14 2
. Blaylock. Grba (I). Larsen (4)
and Howkrd, Blanchard (I). Run
ning (13-19) and Borberet. Loser
—Uaylock (0-1). HRS—Boiling 3.
Maxwell.
Baltimore
301 #10 3M - 7 11 0
Chicago
000 211 200- 0 10 1
Wilhelm, Lots (7) and Trian
doe, Ginsberg (7). Latrasa, Artis
(3), Moore (8). Lown (3), Me
Bride (7). Ststoy (7). Shew (!)
end Lflllar. Winner—Wilhelm <14I). Loser—Latrnrn (84).
Boeton
Oil 103 814-11 1* 2
Kansas CUy 013 010 020-10 13 0
Cassia, Chlttum (2). Wilson (4).
Fornlelas (7), Brower (9) and
White. Tsllouria, Dickson (4),
Sturdivant <•), Tomanek (7).
Coleman (7). Kucha (•) m d House.
Winner - Wilson (l-O ).L oeerSturdlvant (14). HRB—Cerv.
FOR NEW
ACCOUTS
RaceHingesOnLastDays;
Hamilton W ins Bat Title
By PETER ICHAAL
ORLANDO —The Florida Stats
League 1980 pennant will fly over
tea park of tha club winning a four
out of saven game series that could
open ia Tampa nest Sunday light
or at laast oa Moaday night
This wax announced at lligua
headquarters today by Presidsal
Julian Jacksoo on Um ovo of tea
spaaing of tha loop's final weak af
play, ■" week In which two double,
headers between Tampa aad 8t
Petersburg likely will decide tea
second half title.1
Uader present plans, Tampa gtU
the opening game because it w n
tho first half. If either Daytooa or
Palatka takas the secood half
crowa, the first two games will be
played la Tampe. next two ia
either Daytona or Palatka, sod ail
•tears needed, in Tampa.
If S t Poteraburg emerges oo top
at midnight Saturday, tha play off
will alternate between tea two cittea until ooc team wins four.
Mould rate halt a gama before Us
started or before tea regulate#
five in"i«g« art played, tbo game
will bo re-scheduled ia tea same
city tea aaxt night.
Tom HamUton's Saints, who took
aver tha load last Tuesday sight,
k m a alight edga aa they start
tho fiaal week tomorrow ia that
after masting Daytona tears to
morrow, tho Saints play Orlando
Moaday and Tuesday as wall as
Friday aad Saturday. Saiato have
waa IS of 24 from Orlando to date.
Tha all-important twin doubit-bills
( ltd gama)
Chicago
102 010 100- 4 II 1
PhilS.
* 200 003 009- 4 S I
B. Anderiaa, Henry (I) and
Noaman, 1. Taylor (7). Phillips,
Mayor (I), Robinson (!) sod
Thomas, Lanoett (7). Winner—R.
Anderson. Loser — Phillips (1-8).
HR—SchtiU.
FR EE G IF T S
( 10-0 ).
Boston at Detroit (eight)—Moobouquetto (44) va Foytaek (11-10)
Baltimore at Cleveland (night)
—Brown ( 1-4 ) vs Harahman (34).
Satarday’s Cameo
Washington at Chicago
Now York at Kansas City
Boston at Detroit
Baltimoro at Clevalaad
aeya tbla year, la eae of the leadlag money winners, having pocket
ed «S3.oa ia IS affaire.
Gealby, a, rugged S-yeerdM
belter from Crystal liv e r, Pin., la
leaning for his first win this tea*
e«n. although ha haa celtectod
a a r e thaa $13,000 la 11 averts.
Defaadlag chaaptoa Art WaQ
Jr., Pocono Manor, Pa., who won
the UUo ia a playoff with Dow
Plaatarwald ■ poor ago, waa
amoag flvt tied with 87 tor reaaar-
Stints Beat Reds,
Tampa loses Two
down to a stretch drive between
8t
Poteraburg a a d Daytona
Death.
P in t half champion Taiepe and
Palatha w en virtually dealt out
of contention with defeata Thurs
day night. Mtsnwhlte, 8t. Petortburg aad Daytona contlnuod to
win.
Tho galats, holding on to n
illm half-gama advantage, dump
ed Palatka to three and a half
games oft the pace with a 104 set
back. Five Palatka errors con
tinued he the Bedlega’ downfall.
Daytona breeaod post last-piece
Sanford, 1-2, to atoy close on St.
Potonburg’s heels.
Tampa fall to four and a half
games off the lead by absorbing
a doubleheader defeat at tbo
hands of Orlando. Tho Dodgen
dropped Tamp* la tho opener, 8-1,
at Kan Makala picthad a throe
hitter, la the nightcap, Guillermos
Rivera shut out tho Tarpons on
only two hits oa Orlando won 64.
CaMUWHUf
-OLIVETTI"
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITER
With a
95,000.00
ACCOUNT
with n
$1,909.90
ACCOUNT
Thursday. Salats have won 13 of 24
$3,000.00
ao far.
ACCOUNT
Tha Islanders, after tomorrow,
EARN
meet Tampa to three. Orlando to
throe, and eloaa with Palatka,
wh()e the Tarpoas after tomorrow,
meet tha Islanders to throe. Saints
to four, and Sanfbrd to Um last
two.
Palatka haa a n a l opportunity to
over-take the I’a, Tarpons, and
Saints to that from Monday thru
FM RADIO
with a
Thursday tea Rodlega mast San
with a
11 , 000.00
ford four Umar, closing with two
$ 2, 000.00
ACCOUNT
against Daytona.
ACCOUNT
Should no winner bo decided as
of midnight Saturday, Sunday will
INTEREST PER YEAR
EARN INTEREST FROM AUGUST lag
bo used aa a day to play-off any
rained out games that hava a bear
ing oa tea UUa. No club cso play
ovor two games on Sunday, bowMELBOURNE OFFICE
over, and tho oldest rained out
ORLANDO OFFICE
gamo must bo pteysd first.
PAYS
UM Washington
Ml E. Central
As the final week opened, Ham
Ph. FA $4411
Ph. GA $4141
ilton has tbo batting UUe to kind,
is right behind John Motkus of
9 20 Quarterly for m 91,000 Lota
Tampa to home runs with 14 to hla
17. Moskus turned in hla 100th RBI
9 40 Quarterly for ■ 92,000 Logos
Tuesday night and had only St.
Pato’s Charlie Keller as a compet
9 60 Quarterly for ■ 93,000 L o u
itor. tho letter having 94 thru Wadnoaday midnight.
9 80 Quarterly for a 94,000 Loon
Base stealing title lias between
9100 Quarterly for a 95,000 Loom
Palatka’* Ray Umberg (30 nod St.
Pato’s Horace Clarks (29). with
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Palatka'a Zambrano and Orlando's
EUls as possible winners.
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Wednesday—sod was right behind
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team-mate Vic Davalilio to the
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aad five etherr were clustered aeat
with aa,
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, R. T__
( U m — Vendetta caught up la
tho loaders offer claaring the fl.
nal obstacle at Saratoga Thera,
day and went on In the straightaway to win the 113,078 Promise
Hurdles Stakes in track reeetd
time. Tho 2-ysar-old gelding nego
tiated the mile and fiva-elghta la
3:00 flat, baattog the old mark of
3:06 3-0 «ot last year by Chambourg.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP1) —
Tony Csnadeo holds tho Groan
Bay Packer career record for
rushing, gaining 4,1*7 yards la 11
seasons.
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INVESTM ENT COM PANY
US South French Avenue
�tom) threaten Hebgtn Dub wear Wart TeBoeratoae.
M ont, after an earthquake •haltered mountains, buried
than i ? S S t e ^ K S e e i t f f S S
ed th at if the aartb-and-cwk-fUI dam had not held, a
wall of water would, have finished 160 trapped Damons.
Mrs. Verona Holme* (top) of BiUtnca. Mont, Buffered a
broken lef when the tremor* Uftedher trailer a t a river
ounpeite and toeaed her out into water.____________ '
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UATTLS CWFD - J e t P o tt
wae a Ut tahaa aback wfeaa r i d
X. Peliader, a L j d i i , Weak.,
dairyman, r a te d up hU Clyde*dale ta b ea t t i Perry*! motel a id
Befcve Parry could protest,
Pilladir, wke had peavleualy reg
istered at the motel, produced
the renewed copy at a city ordi
naire which aakf an "laakaepor"
waa re w in d to punty oata to
horaaa in hla keeping.
Pany’a aouto waa still o p n
whoa Deputy Sheriff Waller It.
Powell appeared on the actoc, a*
tride a patentee quarterhorw.
The butt at a pistol protruded
measeteglr from Powell'* Holster.
"I'm baro In behalf of neglect*
id horseflesh," aald the deputy.
"Barney,” too Clydoedalo, got
pailful of oata from Parry a
w minutes lator whan tha motel
keeper discovered Urn whole thing
waa a gag to advertise a mUk
fund ball. Barney waa bitched to
an old-Iaihiofied milk wagon.
or, told too Foreign Relations
Committee ho was sure "this sort
of problem would scarcity exist
at all." In .that c u e , Chairman J.
William Fulhrighl (D-Ark.) won*
dared, why w n Keeker here
seeking to make the Judges lm-
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Files Kept On 500
Sex Offenders
t m lt, it’s good aaough for Louis.
. Do, I kept U and want into too
r t m farming business rnymlf. Be*
2hides, It's great tor the boys."
v* It seems to be g n a t for Louie
:4eo. Recently be waa named one
jyaf too U outstanding rural Scout*
masters to Un nation and his
Sw eep wan too national camping
^toward In UK.
C "Railing twin erope of tree*
and the bora la n good wag to
-•*'■“ v oune." said L arsen
' Fossil pleats found In Antarc
tica chew that tha frettn conti
nent supported tropic vegetation
poo million years ago, according
to Urn National Geographical Mag: atlas.
JACksONVILLB, Fid. (UPI)—
Ftlos are kept on nearly Soo po-
of Identifying the offender on too
basla of those flics, according to
county identification officer Julius Cause.
The Information includes doth*
Ins known to attract the poten*
till offonder, too time of day he
(a likely to accent someone, his
manner, ipeeeb, aubjecti of coo*
fersation and fingerprints.
Cause acid Identification of po
tential sex criminals la a "spa*
dallied field" and Investigators
must learn to dltfarentlate be
tween type* of perverts.
hungry for Irosh air, start too
belching and swallowing strategy,
but hoop mouth and mao tightly
Closed.
You will probably bo able to
reach almost a minutes. Remem
ber this technique for U might
our life If you were
save your
wara actl*
actl
dentally caught under water am
needed an extra M seconds to
free yourself. .
to fael weleoma hero, that la all.
Aad when bo aald immune, that's
Just what ha m eant
"Regarding any m atierf" Fulbright Inquired. "That u correct,”
Meeker replied.
FuI bright was under the lma r ti s t e tha Judges are already
Immune, everywhere, on all mattars pertaining to the court and
Us earns. Meeker said that wa*
right. But (hey don't do court
work all lbs lime. And 1 guess
that's where they got to the crux
•f this delicate International mattar.
"Do they have a great maay
cases before them these days?"
Fuibrlght ashed.
"No eir, they do not," Meeker
procedural," Mocker beiaa.
"But if they don’t havo eases,
what do they dot" Fuibrlght per-
tinted.
Wall that, it eecml, ia the prob; ; HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - J i m
B urnell, a stranger to moviegoers
•iaco bar Ruasfleld . Production
Company's "Funy Pink Night-gown" disaster two years ago,
•ays aba may never appear to
pictures again.
"Far years 1 starred to any
old picture they aboved at me,"
' the bosomy beauty explained. "Al
most alt of them wars terrible.
"Lately I've refused all tbo of
fer*. Unless aomalhlag really aptdel, something elegant comes
along I won't consider motion
pictures, l’vo had It.
Originally, Jane and her hus
band, famed footballer Bob Wa*
tarflald. thought their production
company would provide a solu
tion to tho sultry brunette's Inabi
lity to find suitable movie*. Their
,r o n "°“ * som' um t’
j „
v*. toey prefer to visit around, and
alngle effort bombed at the boi- the United Sutca is always glad
office like a 4th of July ipeoeh to see tourists,
to Moscow,
Especially, I guess, tourists
Since then J sm has contented with lalarlee of tM.OOO a year, tax
herself with occasional television *«•. P«ua «n allowance for travel
appearances gad two night dub
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acti
Mansfield thought maybe fewer
So what dooa La Raaaoll do with W w a could handle thn load; Fulher spars lima?
bright Indicated that somo people
"I've b«en travellni throughout think more work for the court It
to. country for WAIF, my u Z f e « ™ c r. Mocker said Prad
Mtlsoal Child
Pro- dent Eisenhower la among those
gram," aha laid.
*ho lubacriba to tola vlaw.
"In tho four year* wo’vt been Fuibrlght got to wondering
operating, T.00Q children havo bota
prompted too Immu
placed in American homes. Moat olty bill. Utrker said It wa: re
of Um youngotora a n from Bur- ^ * t e d by too United Nation* ir
tea sad Asia, They represent II
*J'*n 11 “ l. UP lh* *ou^*
different countrioi. I give speech- Fuibrlght said ho guessed since
• i and organise various office* *5* Sui# Department had waited
for WAir wherever I can."
113 »«»« to t e toe request be
She's a mother of three herself.
r a s a s . * RawlsCompletes
. ROYAL BUMS — Hobo royalty matched indifferent at
titude# a t tha 69th annual Hobo convention in Britt,
Inwa. Box car Batty Link (left) retained her queen's
Htte white Scoop Shovel Scotty waa reelected as king
« t e r enxeral paws as a "commoner.’*
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Buck, 3.
"I’m having a ball," she smil
ed, VI go to work when I'm bor
ed, and lake life easy when I fael
Uka K Bob coacbod too Bam foot
ball quarterbacks list year, but
this season bo is building another
restaurant business.
■"Last year 1 nude a TV pilot
for a series titled 'McUr.ady’i
Woman,’ a story about a womaa
bight club operator who dots de
tective work on the aide.
"I deckled against it when 1
found out bow much work was in
volved."
Sanford Insurance agont It. W.
"Buddy" Rawls has successfully
completed a Life Underwriter's
Training Course given to Orlando.
The classes were taught by a
Central Florida life Underwriters
Instructor.
Rawls had about 30 companies
from other Insurance companies to
Um cowrie. He la a local represent
ative for too Volunteer State Life
tomiraaco Co. of Chattanooga.
Be Sure Your Summer Menu Includes Plenty of Food for Thought!
Keep Up With the World! Keep Alert And Alive Every Day! Read
�Yoa will have ample opportunity to view the m i —id
valuation plo—d on your property and to register any
co—plaint at a future date to bo announced.
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Dowling Appraisal Co, la under contract to deliver an
acceptable reappraisal and will bo working untU all
complaints have been reviewed and bona fide adjust
ments made. The firm is bonded for the M l amount o f
contract, $69,500.00 until the entire job Is accepted as
being complete, equal, fair, and just to tho boot of our
ability. In the event you have not had the opportunity
to view your appraisal, you will have further opportun
ity when the tax rolls are open after the level and millage has been s e t
Following this, your county commission will ait as a
board o f equalisation day after day until all complaints
have been registered. DOWLING APPRAISAL CO.,
WILL BE PRESENT AT THEBE MEETINGS.
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«hd«r UO flotiilahb a l a t • ( ■ ’ >’ (
florid* L t u Company,
P laintiff,
r . a WOODWARD tt «*..
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n A I D FDR IR R lftO L R C t t l T T
CMAICRRT M , I MAI
A. a 'PETERSON. l i t . ANDREW
CARRAWAT, JOHN W. EVANS.
ROBERT- i
BRADFORD. a i d
JOHN BCHIRARD, aa and campoa.
to* t M Board *( Truatoaa of tka
Hospital.
S S S K i i S 'K f c S f J N W ■omlaol* County PublicrtalatUfa
R T WOODWARD, hla w ll*!
Ton *ro rauulrad I* flto i m i •«a■w o o f * l u th* i dark nf OM tm * c r r r o r a a n f o r d . F l o r
Dualalpat aorparatlon.
a bov*.styled Court *od dal Ivor • id a . *
copy thoroot to plain tiffs undar-
t■war
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r & your
a s e vrlttou
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dofoaoos, If **y you hato, to ptolatltr* eopopUlot; la faroctopovo . af
M artial* on tbfct oortalu laud la
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eonftaao will b* antarad aaalaat
you.
W IT.v E l l m y baud aad official
anal of th* abor* named Court
tbia ll t h day o( A uiuaL A* D.
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O. r. Harndon
Clark or tk« Clrault C o u rt.
Byi Aria r . Lundqulat
Daputy Clark
Ksnaath M. Lofflar
Edward* B uildlai
kanford, Florida
Altornay for Plaintiff
Case ‘Hopeless’
DOWNIBVILLI, Calif. (UW) - a
Author*** Mid today thoy wfli
iaauo b w am ot far tho airaat ad
Larry lord Matbanrall or am* .
charfaa draglta tho fa il thoy
Only One Of A Kind dor
conaldor tt "pr*ty Iwpaiooa" tm
CHZLMSrOKD, Mom. (UP1>- dotoralaa tha ctoao ad tho daadh
Harbart L. Proaeh, 71, ballavaa ha of Kra. faarl N a n , 73. ahooa
la Aatarica'a ooly wood inlay ro*
creditor* truataoo, and any aad
all poraoa* clalm lna by, through,
undar o r a ia ta a t 'th o aald yaspoellvb aam ad Dafandanta; CAM
BRIDGE WELFARE UNION and
th* NEW ENGLAND MORAL R E
FORM BOC1BTT, dlaoolrod MacaoWooda with which ho work* toehubatta Corporation*, and t s U *
unknow n a s a il* a. aueooaooro In la - dado coco ball, black aboay, yaw.
t * r * a t , directors, atockholdara, camphor, whtta belly aad tabra.
trust***, ira n ta a a , assign***, Man
or*. eradltora and o tk o r p a rtia l Soa* ad tho wood to oaly I/IN
clalm lna by, th ro u ih , undar * r
against aald D afaadaatai TRAVEL
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NOTICE TO DBIBRD
A. N. ANDREW* and NELL
till OWN ANDREW* hU wife.
It thay ar* U rtni, aad If tfcay
ar* dead. thalr unknown
hair* davtsaas, ipouaoa, irnntaoa, eradltora, Uanara aa- principal place of bualnoa* a t 1M
signs, and truataaa a n d Lonrw ood A r i a t i , Beaton I t, Maolaehuaatta: and U any and alt parp artial h a v ln i or o lalm lai aona haul a*, or c la lm lm to Aavo,
to hav* any right, till* an d /o r any rig h t. till*, or la ta ro a t la aad
Intarcat la aad to th* pro to th* (o llo w ln i doocrlbod land
party h a ralaaflar daacrtbod, aliuats, lyln* and b a lm In tka
aald land altuatad. ly ln i a a d County of Bamlaal*, I ta i* a t F lo
bain* la lam laal* County, rida. to-w lti
Florida, to-w lti
L ata 1, I and I o f Blook T.
Lola t. 1* aad 11. Blook
T lor t, of Ik* City o f Aanford.
n r . S O U T H ALTAMONTE
Florida, a c co rd lai to E. R.
1IEIQ H T* A ltam onte Spring*
Trafford*i Map tharpof, aa th*
Bamlaal* County, Florida, noaama appaara upon th* Fubllo
M ount* of ham loot* County.
Aamlaola County. Florida.
TOU ARB HERBET NOTH
th a t th* n a t a t t t f h a rd a ha* In
•tltutad a ault aialnat you In th*
Clrouit Court of th* Math Judl.
olal Circuit, la aad for Aomtaol*
County, Florida, to uulct Ita Mil*
to the aboT* doocrlbod praporty
altuatad, lyla« aad boiai la lam laela County, Florida, aa horolaabove mar* purllenlarly oat out.
Tou ar* karoby required to fit*
your Anawtr with lb* Clark of tha
Circuit CourL la aad far Icmlaalc
County, Florid*, and potto a copy
thoroot upon Wladcrwpodla k
IT IB OHDERKD that U la b*
publtobad ta U * AANFORD HERALD. a aawapapor publish*! la
Bamlaal* Cauaty. Florid*, aaaa each
wash for four coaaoontlm wtaka.
WITNESS tha hand af Ik* Clark
a f th* Circuit Coart. »omlaola
County, Florida, tbla U * l t u day
d
F . H orndoa
Clark af tb* Ctrsalt Court,
Bamtool* County, Florida.
Byi Martha T. Vlhlaa
W todaraoodla C* ’uualar
Attoraaya at U *
114 Fork Avoaua, BauU
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Tow and a a c h b f you, o r* MOaky
nottflad th a t a ault ha* boon
b ro u fh t a ia ln a t you la th* Cir
c u it Court, in aud fa r Aamlnul*
County, Florida. In Chaacory, antltlad A. B. PETERAON. AR.. AN.
DREW CARRAWAT, JOHN W.
EVAN* ROBERT * BRADFORD,
aad JOHN gCHlRARD, a s aad tornpo aiai th* Board of T rait*#* of
U * lam laola Conaly Fubllo HaapltaU Plaintiff*, t *. TUB CITY
OF SANFORD. FIX)RIDA, a t a l
and yau, and aneh of you, ar* roqulrad to ftla your aaaw ar to tb*
P laintiffs’ Complaint w ith th*
Clark of aald Court, aa d to norm
upon Plaintiff*' alto rn ay , OORDON
V. FREDERICK, whoa* addroaa to
Peat Offlca Bos MM. Sanford. Flo
rida. a copy of aald A aaw tr. on
or boforo F riday, lb* l l t h day of
Moptambar, A. D. 1111. and If you
fall to do so, a Dorr** Fro Coafaaa* w ill b* antarad a ia ta a t yaw
aad aaaa a t you, to r th* rollof domandad In aald C am platat.
Tb* aatu r* a f aald au lt to aa aalloa tor a D eclaratory Dacra* to
datarm laa th* lalaraat. It any,
which any a f th* aam ad Cotoada a ta m lih t h a m la aa d I* th*
toad doocrlbod, aad ta uulot th#
Utto to th* abom daacrlhod U ada.
w i t n e s s my hand a a d aoal a f
aold Court a t lo a to rd . lam laal*
th* City Commlaalonara’ Room a t
th* City H all la tho City of Anaford, Florida, will conoldar and
datarm laa w hothar a r not tha City
w ill do**, m eat* and abandon any
r t |h t of tha City and th* pnbll*
In and to th a t car lain allay bar*,
la a fta r described. l*-w lt:
Th* w aatarly 117 feat a f th at
cartalu aaat-woot allay botwaoa Myrtl* A T .au. aad Elm
THB STATE OF FLORIDA TO
MABOARET LOUMB MOORR c/o
ANNIE L I E MOORE. ROUTE L
RLAXELT, QBOROlAt
A .w a r* Complaint havta« booa
m od a ia ln a t you lu th* Circuit
C ourt lu aad fo r Aamlaola County.
Florida, by H E N R Y ORADT
MOORE, fa r dlTarco. u a abort till*
of whlab la HBXRY ORADT
MOOBB, F U lu ttlL vorous MAROARKT LOUISE MOORE, Dolanda at. th*** proooau ar* to camm aad you t* appaur »»d fU* your
w ritU a dofaaaoa h a rd a oa o r bofaro the M at day of A u w t . A. D.
t i l l , or -otharwtao Door** Pro Coafaaoo w ill bo oatarad a s a ln it you.
Th* S aafard Harold to daaliaat*d aa a aawapapor of la a a ra l cu ta r tour coaooautlm wooha
WITNESS my hand aad official
anal of U * Clerk a t U a circalt
C ourt am tola U * M U day of
a F. Morudan.
Clerk of Circuit Court
Byt M artha T. Vlhlca
Deputy Clerk
Mack N. Cleveland. J r .
A tw rauy a t Law
Butt* t i l . Baa fard A tlantia
N ational B ook B ulldtaa
Aanford. Ftarlda,
TOU ARM HEREBY REQ U IR ED
to ftla your antw or a r w ritte n d a - a
fan***, If any, In th* a b ar* p ra - W
aa a d la ia with tka C lark o f U ld
C ourt, aud to a a rra a copy tbaroot
upon
tha p la ln tltr*
atto rao y .
whoa* ammo aad addroaa apponrs
horoon, on or bofor* tk a IM t day
of laptam kar, n il.
Th* natur* of thlo proooodiaca
bolnc a anIt far foracloaara aa m
m a rtia l* aa tha fallow ing dao*
orlbod raal praporty lyin g aad
bain* In lamlaola County. Florida,
to-w it I
Imt It. Bl*«k C. o f A. Bt
BTEVBNB ADDITION TO MID*
WAT, Aamlnol* County. Ft*- %
rlda. aeesrdtp* to plot thereof
o f record la F iat Book 7, P a i*
t * of th* fubllo Record* o f
Aamlaola CaUatv. F lorida.
..ONE aad ORDERED a t
ford. lam laal* ! County, F 1<
tbla I l i a day #6 A u*uat, IMA
(SEAL)
O. F. HIRNDON
C lerk Circuit Court
Byi Martha T . V lhlca
Deputy Clark
H arry M. Habka
A ltoroay for PlalatIN
P. O. Boa l i l t
Tam pa 1, Florida
�k
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f a in t
Mi
PRIGI3AIR Refrigerator, 11 ni.
' ft-. Roper 6 m Rang*. Teton
Tesnls Tahir, » i i i om Dry*
er. Call FA M M .
3-BEDROOM, CB. it* Balk
M tm rv Ovtksard Malar*
w o o d ru ff m a m m i
M l Franck A n .
FA All
SINGER Miring machine, cabinet
model, iaai caniUha, 9T1M
Pbon# FA I M S.
IMS FORD OmvertiU* •
straight slick, ucades
1—Wwk-ead
• BIO VAUUVS
• QUICK CRIDTT
• RASY TERMS
WE 61YE TOP VALUE STAMPS
W B l r t f MW t bedroom mason
ry m —fry Rama, a rsr aoc-hall
Maw Aai Uaai B n S M
Ml E. First BL
PA SAMS
T t * g o t * k a t tip f o r jrou s o aoaftsthiaf th a t's k m
finlahad eaUaga.
»et*sa la S t Johns river—|7,JOO
Low a i 9425
T an
cob
W II30N - HAUER
a i m in im m ed iately
large landscaped lot. located In
growing city of DeBary, only
DRESSMAKING, PI. PA I-S3M.
MAN, while, desires steady parttime employment after d p. m
week-days A week-ends. Phans
fa i s m .
ompleto
lawn
41* Wills* Are. PA ST1W
S-Lakafaat, g Urge bedrooms,
masanry—913,300
T—Three bedroom mieonry, Pin.
roam, 1H tile baths, electric
kitchen, double esrporte, large
g-Three bedrooms, masonry, terr s i u floors, Urge lot wfth patio
-114,113
• —Three bedroom fa m e , very
seat, rural location, only W.300
10—Throe
bedrooms, furnished,
just i step to supermarket, im
mediate poesessioo—111,000
LOCATION. . .is n very Important 11—Lovely home site in Lock A r
factor, to bo considered before bor section—93,300, other lota
In city from 91.009 up.
buying, . .Near Schools? Shopbuyings____
.
olar Canters? alt.
19-Apprx. 39 seres In an ares of
VDIVIDUAUTY. . .is M import- progress- 99.3CS
aat point to bn considered in a
homo. The floe: plan should bo 13—Anprx. T acres eleartd citrus
aaianad for oauiaaiMsa.. Wlada* ton* plus a eood z bedroom
and dear spacing should be w* home, nice shady yard—<1,100
14—Tm a c m goad farm, with nice
1 bedroom borne, close U on
SAN SEM KNOLLS HOMES-1 paved rotd—<14,000.
right hare In Sanford, have all of These are Just a few of the many
thecc features and more too.
properties we have available
i Dawn payments start at 9490
for your tospsctlon—plus winy
- Popular FHA Financing.
others thru cooperative RealDrive by on Country Club road
4 Monks W. at Franah Ava. ar
Whether you wish to buy or sell
t
call Stamper Agency,
It will pay you to see us first.
FARMER'S AGENCY
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
D. 1L Whitmore
Lillian G. Trams
Associates.
119 S. French Avo. Ph. FA 2-3221
FOr the Bast Buys la Baal Estate After hours, FA 2-2919, PA 2-4921,
R E CULLEN ft MARKET FA 343S1
W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman
f t B I R. Park Ave, Ph. FA BMW SALE a r RENT: Five acre farm.
Largo 3-bedroom houst. Largo
WANT ACREAGE? Buy now sad barn. Easy termi. Joseph B.
profit by your Investment. Two Levy. Fb. FA 2 1223.
acres, Lake Mary, 92,20044;
Five acres Wait of Sanford, 4 BEDROOM, single stor homo
S4.S0S.OO: Nineteen Acres with on a s aero of rich Irrigated
larse two story bouso near Lake land, located 3 minutes from
Mary, only 927,300.00. These downtown Ssnford—a good buy
affirmgs subject to prior sales at SM00.00.
and change to prices.
CALIFORNIA BOUND, Navy Offlcor can’t taka his 3 bedroom, 2
• Raymond M. Ball
balk Ptoocrest boms with him.
bo ha la taking a loss isr quick
•ale. Located to walking distance
ASSOCIATES
to Pinocreet School, this home
Richard H. ’’Dick’* Ivan,
is ready for you lo move into
Mgr. Mortgai* Lom Dapt.
today. Priced at 914.MO.M, with
Mrs. O. H. •’Amy" Andarson
Jtsnle Blair
O. R. ’’Guy" Strickland
2 Bedroom home, newly decorated,
W. B, Shippy
2U So. Park Ave. Ph. FA B3441 kitchen equipped, it a good resi
dential section, only 9730.00
Sanford
Down, balance like rent.
Evans Bldg. Lake Mary
Ph. FA B 1 M 0 ______
Seminole Remlty
ROBERT A."wiUIAMi, Bm Bo.
W.
DIWTRICHR - REALTOR
Raymond LndsoM . Aaase.
FA B3M1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Ute. Meihvin—Veins • GoosaUo,
Adelaide H. Mows — Aswciatoo.
CLABEN L BEADY. Realtor 1M Park Avo.
FA BMU
307 Wait Colonial Dr.
rtomdo. Fla.
GArden 2-1371 BEST BUY IN SANFORD. Three
bedroom, two bath house with
built-in oven, dishwasher, dispos
al and many nice features. 38 mo.
old. Excellent neighborhood. Not
a tract house. Have orders to
Wait Coast, will sell at IISJ09.
FHA valuation 311,300. C a l l
FA 1-4043.
FEATURING: QaaRly *
K n a rry — OriftoaUly J
AfBOCIATES: H. E. Tatter,
Arthur r . Day, Event* Harper
Robert F. May, Bart Filet*
Bane FA 3-4M1
112 N. Par
HOMES
VISIT MODEL AT \
500 French
f
% O B PH O N E FA 2*7284 J
GREGORY
LUMBER
IUYS IN
'
Malataaasca;
TOWN
ISAVE9
New f t U sed
ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state
F u rn itu re e n d ApplUi
ments, Invoices, land hills, and
peegrama, etc.
PrsgrstslT#
NIGHT work, cats, etc. FA 2-1*21, Printing Co. PboM FA 2-3931 — 203-209 E- First BL PR. PA
MS Wart lStM SL
S te n ffro o i R e a lty
EXPERIENCED aslcsmM, aga
ST, wholeiala aad retail, also
PACTOKY TO YOU
taught retell teUlag, dealrca to
la. Day. Wee
ALUMINUM
settle in Sanford. Writs SalesPimNITUBB
VENETIAN BUNDS
m u , c/e Ssnferd Herald.
Enclosed heed. Rag-pveef bottom
rail with pUstie ends. Ptnatte
or rayon topes. Cotton er nylon
cords.
S enkarlk Gians a n d P a in t Os.
ALF-aLOOC. SANFORD, FLA.
113-114 W. Ind St. rk . PA t - m t
■oasd for professional building.
FREEl Bottle "lk a t" Insert la 103 ft. on MaUonrillo Are,, 210
peilcnt. Bring This Ad. Armyft. E. 3rd. Si.: 104 ft. San Mar
Navy Surplus, 3IO Sanford Ave.
cos Ave. 913,000. Terms, It
MODERNIZE and
down, tb la 1 yr. at Otl. By
BIG JOBBER*
BEAUTIFY
owner, P. O. Bos 1119. Saoford,
CLOSEOUT
YOUR HOME or place of busk
FIs.
PLUMBING
ness with a beautiful, lasting > ■ Big Suits far Big Mm
Contracting A Repair a ■ n d S e a n e m ie tl'A IT W A L t —* up to... i . , . $30.14
Also Wash-n-Wear Suits 9U.3S
Frao Estimates
DRIVE er PARKING AREA.
Over ltoa pairs af Trousers.
B. L. BARVET
— FREE ESTIMATE We can fit all a i m IS to SO
344 Sanford Ava. Phone FA M W
All Work Guaranteed
Man’s 33,24 Bathing Trunks
Now Me
Plumbing 4 Repairs
The store is bulging with hun
Jos
C.
Tbamas
NEW HOME: 9 Bedrooms, *2 tile
dreds of bargains for m u , wo
FA M94
baths. Shown by appointment. 1099 iartta IL
man u d children.
ROUND. SHORT and TALL
COME ON IN, WE CAN FIT
Evealags A Sun.
HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER
Hwy. 17*3 Cor. 439
Closed Friday evening and all
day Sat. Open Moo. thru Thun,
from Noon Mil g p. m. and open
ALL DAY Sun.
licensed — Bonded Painting A
WAITRESS: Must be Decorating. Free Eatimnton
One as”, l-yr. aid Hotpoiat Bangs
Guaranteed. SEMINOLE SACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL!
with pusb-bulton and ovm tim
be over 21 y n . Apply Work
P A I N T I N G CONTRACTONS
910.39 Wave 9A3S
er. Call FA 2 3442.
in person, P ig ’N FA B12M.
U J4 Wave B J4
SEWING MACHINE, mahoguy
DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP
Whistle.
cabinet, excellent condition, rea
2004 Adams
FA 3-Ui
sonable. Phone FA B4212.
For all your Boauty Needs—Har
OPENING for 3 women to
riett's Beauty Nook, 1U So. Oak Sell Us Your Furnituro. Quick
represent the largest COS St OOF CLEANING AND COATING FA 2-3141. Air Conditioned, Soft Service WUh The Cash. SUPER
TRADING POST. FA 1-0077.
METIC COMPANY la the Exeluslvo agent for SURCO to Water, TV Stamps.
World—AVON. Wo train you.
tola area. Work gusranttod, ca*
Write, MaMger, Box 241,
.TV and RADIO REPAIRS
FA BUST for frte estimates.
Lockhart, FIs.
BILL EVANS
Wo Give Top Valeo Btampo
Service Calls 1.1 Plus Parts
PART-TIME GIRL-1 P. M. to 3
All Work Guarantied 00 Days
P. M.-, Monday through Friday.
LLOYD’S Radio * TV Service
Rapid typist, able to deal with
412 Sanford
FA B494I
public, steady and dependable.
DcBARY
COLLIE,
black
and
while
fsmsle,
Salary 11.00 hear. Credit Adjust
NOrlh 8-4T11 13 monlhi old. ARC registered.
ment Service, Room 4, Florida
Phooe FA 2-1311.
Stato Bank Bldg.
»EO AL
x lJ ic k
Mother of Sonl
ROCKET AND
JE T ENGINE
Servlet aid Maintenance
MISSILE
AND AIRCRAFT
Design Drafting
Trained man may a m as much
aa UN, ar more par weak. Bara
WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
We invite you to bs our guests absolutely free
without obligation a t ons of Sanford's leading
Moiela while you locals suitable housing for
you nnd your family. Pick tap your key at tbs
Salsa Office.
BRA1LEY ODHAM, Pros.
Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th S t
•i
KUICK
Iniurince Agency
Complete Insurance
Coverags Incftsding
■ Package Policies.
Raymond M. Ball, Agaal
BY CHEVROLET Bat Abf
Conan Power Btotttoa
A Brakes . | | | M
Factory Air.
% **■
Special
Feeder
tlftflA
N BUICE
919 Be. Park Ava.
■ban* PA 1-9941
Baafard
CADILLAC «***
ICK Sopor Fordov
N BIHardtop
*
|||M
Air Coed.
iRW
RsIvedOfS
Feeder - Power
N PLYMOUTH
IS&'* ‘ l l l l
CHEVROLET t i l "
Tudor V# - PO Sflhftj
Vent Glass
I I I
SECRETARY, toms general office
SERVICE
experience, typing and short Senkarlk Glnao and Pninl Co.
hand required. Pleasant working 912-114 E M M .
FA B4SB
conditions, air conditioned of
fice. Forty hour week. Apply This is a guest peas to too MovieFLORIDA S T A T E EMPLOY land Drive-In Theatre for Bob
MENT SERVICE. 110 West Se Crumley. Sanford, to wo "Ask
cond Streot.
Any Glri."
MEN-WOMEN 930. Dally. Sell
Luminous aamaplates. Writs
Reaves Co., Attleboro. Mass.
gtsaftud Tks
IB B1MCA
AUTO GLASS
Furniture Storage sad Moving
To and From Anywhere
MEN to train for a future to the
C. E. PHILLIPS
Rockrt and Jet Field. See our
ad under Claw. No. 23. PAN 1300 French Avo. Ph. FA 2-1091
AMERICAN TECH. SCHOOLS
REMODELLNG It Repairs, coun
ter tops ft Jalousie, FA 2 7714.
WMU WaB Tfree.
TODAY A SAT. ONLY
-
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, for
INSTALLED
Sanford's loading boauty salon. Windshield
Back Glaan
FA z-m t.
Door Gbun
Car The! Han Mad B m R
tena Ceee.-ISIeee Vtofcft*
■■
PONTIAC
Feeder
DODGE
Tudor
FOR SALE
Grocery Store
Gead erudition — Equipped
Buy Btoak ft Assume Lons*
Phono FA 1-MU
Writ# P.O. Box I I I , Bnafsrd
HOMES
MONTHLY PAYMENT
W HY RENT
When You Can
Have
Our Uaad Cars Will Bs
Displayed For Y aw In
spection Nightly Om Osr
Largs Lighted Lot.
WHERE DEALS
SHINE
D O N ’T BE C O N F U S E D ..!
BE SAFE! BE 8UBEI
The Car To Buy
Is The
^
'MMIftlL-
HOLIER
MOTOR SALES
FORD asms!
DELIVERED F O R _______ $ | M
WITH THESE OLTBTANDING FRATURRS: America’s Meet
EeanamAenl Car! Slaadard American Shift! Standard American
Nato aad B alu! gcn k ad NattossUe by Aathartogg VOID
Dealers! 92.30 Fltto lbs Taakl 93.09 Bays tbs Ttgl
t i t V Palmetto
W .tO th S t. PA2-TM8
SANFORD
2*d ft PitaM tU
BAHVQBD
PA 2*8711 nr FA U
|
!
�P^.Vr-r.r;
b u n t*
TV M t v e Effort Added
iinasiD w
fe :® ?
■ ora B oic a m e t
WELSH
TIRE
SHOP
« M . aa m a i M Uak M u m trt* and othar iM oarm haw tod
to iom« tackytooktol pm ratotlooa. OfUn, 1 fount 1 could onjojr
Uto (bow’s nude just I f Uitostog
sad sot watching. TTtot’i asl food
TV. flood radio, ; m .
U mo tkls show wss dorotod to
■ude-soantblof radio sad toe*
art playan eaa dupUcato-H would
haw boon win, I think, to havo
ooneratrstad noro on pictorial
vatooo that would Mhsaeo too
WALLPAPER
k
Even from way up here
NATURAL GAS CO.
t o t ftaaferd At*. FA 2-62*1
From u p anjrfe — tho buttt-ta guality
u d m tra convontonen of thorn modora
t bodrooa homos k obvious. You’ll oajor
Uvin* la Ravenna Park, la a beautiful
Individually styled homo with “extra luxury"
features. Boro a n just a fowt
Monthly
Payments
LIKE R E N T !
CLOSED at NOON
SATURDAYS
/
4—
r i to" «■"
\ ■*----b
.v "ZVpf
..3
■ R Ptoaa* ._r
*SANEORD
AlLANTK NAnONAL BAh
�MONDAY, AUQiiffT U , 1>M
U M * jjjgg
ftSSfik
Labor Survey Set
WASHINGTON (UPI) - U bor
• iw W y Ji m
f . Mitchell
Im M t Model l a m j today
quarrel with uqr af ear aleeted I t Irtsim tae impact ef the length*
bodies. We fee! euro e t t i h u sad Mtof Mm I (trite M employment
theirs ere ultimately Ike eeen,"
lie declared.
The Tee Aeeeseev « ■ BMOyt
the solve tieae offend her ee to- An Old Monster
f ee ■■ Itoe end the refeiti « ■ fed
oflered to her ea e felr eesleetJee
ed the lend, Culhon sold.
Tbo udllaga i neeu unduly m reteitoae, Oellua noted. A t d e f r
M le jeet the bode* divided hp
The lympoalua ea ha Male mlaiUe aad
ught p m tattoo kigy.
i le DeeUttle, fetoUN
pointing eM that Rut
ile hnd ea eight year head start
mtoMte that ere ready t e see, to the ml salts race did aot say
t o n e Air th ree Li. Gen. James hew close the gap had keen clos
ed. But he added the U. S. prob
M. DooUUto Mid today.
PesIHtta. ek e won fame In Wcrid ably wan ahead of Russia in setae
War II with kin bombing of Tokyo ways "because to all UkUihood
early to — war, now In board we have n more compact, smaller,
chxhrmxm t t Space Technology La- cheaper 1CBM
Paris Chairman
Of II Of FForum
Rabort ■- Perks, sea of Charles
L. Parks lr .. 1CT W. lrth St.,
Seated, bee Wee named chair
man ef the University ef ftorida’e IMP fresh nun Forum.
Parks. ■ toaior taw student,
heeds a staff ef » student tosdan
preparing toe forum which todedea three programe. Sponsored
by etadeat geverument. the forum
to deaigeed to acquaint entering
toeahawa with abntoat activittet
af too UnlvonUy.
Parte Is i member ef Florida
Btae Key, hoeerery leadership fra-
erne et which they may be
t e to take a second took?
Mid Dr. Albert R. Hlbbs. Ho to
e monster ef the lunar exploration
committee formed by the National
Aeronautics ead Spues Admiaistn-
K
"It to virtually certain that Ufa
occurs elsewhere la the unlretse,"
Hlbbs declared la Me s te m s
which stressed that the mala driv
ing tore* to space research should
bo man's curiosity shout the resmoa — not
Odum Execution
Is Postponed
RAIfOBD (UPI) - The actedtiled execution of convicted rapist
Aam Wiley Odum ef Leesburg
wee put off u til Friday today
tecaura Gov. Guv La Roy CoUiae
was out of the state.
Supt. DeWttt Sinclair said Coltee ordered tte etoctrocuttoa postThe toty commission will sit ns E f * . ,by«*uhw "ton governor
• tot egos Hinttow board at Its dneaat like to have an etortrocute e whoa te to eat af tte state."
• to m . awottog today,
nratoaga af toe ta s te d Ave.
•refert will t e discussed with P.
V. they, District Drainage Eatoeeer ef ton Stats Rood Dept
l a — | and yi—wUj recommendstern Jar toe newly enaned Coun Ttw Seminole County Chapter
try Ctab area end Ptoecraet sub- of tte American Cancer Society
dhdatoaw will t e considered.
needs worn, discarded sheets.
legnoU tor
e street These sheets will te seed to wo
■More dance Sept. II between men's groups to t e mete tale
re n t ead Secced atreeti on Meg- dressings for cancer patterns.
Mile, and t e pwmlseha to have Anyone willing to donate eM
• • m o n aeto at e traffic light
Mtoraectkm t e the Umatilla C ri? Bud MoughUrnTtoMfem to n ?fit!
•tod Children’s Home are ectedul- or Mrs. J. N. Ana re Do, CM Path
m alty this year Including
City Equalization J
Nearing Tonight
By Cancer Society
The Del i / e ee end CetUeaeen
CoeunMee eetteuted 100 per eOat
rahte ed freeing lead to bet be*
f oote d yaetara load, feo per ecre,
wahageevte woodland, |U per
acoe; ead ebeoAow lead and
•O ia p M | N per acre. Tboia in*
eoaaaeoadoUoeo ehaeld bo "unlform and eeentjrpWc’’ u ; i the
committee.
Iwamp aad overflow lead le
worth 910 per acre at a maximum,
objected cattleman Robert Leo of
Oviedo. A person can’t make 120
acre oet of cattle on Dili
ha Bald. Land evaluation hero
shoeld bo on e per with other
counties, added Qua Schmeh of
Lake Moeroe.
The aottmalad | l k million nee.
eeeerjr to* the county budget
mood be reloed. explained Coun
ty fsmmltatew Chairman Jobe
Krlder. H'a aot the eommiaaion,
a
expeaaee necessary, he atrtMOd.
The tour-emu vegetable committoe held that "to be consistent
with ftorida lew , , . murk lands
or tiled eendload to this county
should be vetoed from |160 to
9U0 maximum per or re."
Seminole County citrus graves
should have values approximately
like Onega County, the eltnu
rnmmlttoe reported. Top notch
Orange County graves ere valued
between *1,800 end 92,000 per
acre, with one to four year old
•roves at 9300 per acre, the comaUttoe acid.
Nursery end greenhouse lend
ahould he valued at 9300 per acre,
or 9900 per acre Ulod, sold the
nursery and greonhouso commit
tee.
“Owt-bwUdlnga” era usually not
worth toe amount at which the
county values them, the femora
said. Buildings on farm lend have
little effect on Its value, esld Cullum. A reduction la out-building
appraisal eras asked by farmers.
Appraiser R. f . Dowling said
he would toy end adjust the value
ef out-buUdtaga, taking Into ac
count toe eafiaiched manner to
which they are built.
Dowling asked that representa
tives ef seed end muck fsrmcra
n*o*t with him to make any nosesaery appraise) adjustments.
uers M t Degree
B kterd Evens did hie U te
Mery grandfather prate recently
when he received a Master of
Educattoa degree from Salem
•tele Teachers’ College, Salem.
Maas.
The g e t o m of Freak Evans Is
M atameea of Rollins OMtogs ate
in tte brother ef Mrs. John T-
complete system so— m Um
Qeorre Dubbe, right, chowed
WUliem McGinnis, w ho « m
s i l l ted the new eehool y e ito
tlon eterted today and The
bale eodar e "ee i i i i i l e e l *
procedure.
today. The family's NeMl eecrwtary Carmaa Oamore Said Mra.
Batlats aad her am s fli- to, IS,
aed Roberto, U, ptea |e Ay te
Uabea la the n ett l a s days.
China Is Dry
*
WASHINGTON tU P l) - Conmunlit China la lufierlaf fro.(i
the worat drought In many yearn
la Me northern end.eeekm area*,
the Agriculture Depuftmout re-
Raise No Help
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The
average Inflillnn plashed Ameri
can's income wool op |U lest
pear but bis money wee.dal buy
si much because prices increased
more. Per capita hirnme elite u+d
from 92.Oil la 1M9 to (M R Met
Dukes Infant Diet
A t Age 4 Months
Mrs. K. J. Motiman, Sanford, and
Mr. tad Mra. R. J. I teeetrem,
Cnnd Porte, N. D.| one toe RobMo Lee White Jr. af Seated; •
granddaughter, Robin Elisabeth
Statutram ef Oread Stark*; his
mother, Mre. Reals Ann White,
of A r.idli; a lister, Mre. Bernard
Hill o< Port Orange; a brother
George H. White ef Jacluouvtiis.
funeral aerrlcea will to 3 p. m.
tomorrow at Central Baptist
Church, with the Rev. Gall Smith
officiating. Burial will bo at Oeklawn Memorial Park, Brlaaou faneral Home In charge.
Active pallbearen win bet Joe
Daniels, Buddy Riburn, Ed Crlfflth, DeWUt Hunter, Hoyt Gallo-
Mobster Cohen
Turns Speaker
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Mob
ster Mickey Cohen, who bee faced
enough attorneys to pick up eooHdenhls legal Jargon, flow ben
Sunday to address a lawyer's
group ea how to pay r**r income
tax.
The 49-yearold Cohen made g
five-minute talk at tte ninth an
neal trial layer's seminar, ori
ginated In 1M1 by San Francisco
attorney Melvin Belli.
Tte seminar was aot connected
teto the five • day couventtoa af
N T American Bar Asia, which
Boosters1 Club
Seeks Members
served as e brief vactUee
Gahea a te gave Item s
^
ekaare to get togataer privately
laminota High's Roeetop chh to
set to leoach kg n ifiih iid ile
drive,
!
*
The club that auppme BeaL but Belli said M pay was Involv
aoto High activities aad tetoe f te ed.
Belli said Cohn's ofl the-cufi
talk lasted about five mioutai. He
aatlauted tost SOS of the some
•M lawyers registered t e toe cuepresident of Urn group 57t Mane day seminar were In the audience.
s r J S ^ ’TjgS.-s
Sep. fre a k M. Clark (D-Pf.)
eeid ha would preen at M ap 's
rallied re venue le head off a ehut
down in eooeUuttlM ef the HAM,- uucua fair an alternative plea a *
alio iatentele hi—
tyetem. rotated kp Rep. Robert B. JeM
Rayburn wee expected le New (D-Ale.).
This invohrae a half nen> 1 st
up to 'm ete ■ personal plan for
endorsement ef the e w re d hike lacraese tor 13 men— to — «
plan which h at been recommoad- Aug. 3L There also would he dC
ed bp the tax-writing Heura Wept version from the Treasury's gem
cial u .v u u e fund Into toe high*
-~d Means Committee,
Whether he would succeed with- way trust lund of half the Ito
out making tome concttikra to the eelpta from the auto exotoe tag
rtbelltoee Deteecrata e u questin ' and ill af the take from toe lea
on auto parts tad neceeaertof Am
able.
"We’re net going to have tome- tour y u an beginning next M p k
thing Jammed down our threats,"
ooe af the group uid.
Democrats oe the Public Works
Committee any the penny s gsL
Ion tax boost to too much. Before
coueider n University el ftorida
o fte to held a short course to tow
county oa the Prophecy of Isaiah.
The meeting at the Holy drone
Episcopal Church Pariah House
will begin at 10 a. m. Dr. Hornet
Leslie would give the two lectures.
He has recently returned Mem
the Holy Lead where he surveyed
the Deed ic e Scroll region. The
Higgins Moved
To Chattahoochee
Berry Higgins, charged with toe
ana slaying of hto wtte and twu
children, was moved from tog
county Jell this morning to to
Domones Give Up
Reconciliation
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) —I f i " I
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UJULA. Iifw in d Tender CWek
Dettdow Pan-fried «r Berbeqae
IMPORTANT
JBLIC NOTICE!
LYKCS
SAU SACI
FOOD KING
T IM E HAS BEEN EXENDED
T H R O U G H SA T U R D A Y A U G U ST 22
for you to find out from Dowling Ap
praisal Company office in the base
ment of the Court House what they say
your property is worth. Many substan
tial adjustments are being made in the
appraisal office for those who are com
plaining. If our appraisal needs adjust
ing Y O U SH O U L D A C T NOW . T A K E
Y O U R PRO PERTY D E S C R IP T IO N IN
T O T H E D O W L IN G O F F IC E A N D BE
PREPARED T O T A L K W IT H T H E M
A B O U T Y O U R A P P R A ISA L A N D IF
YOU
ARE N O T
S A T IS F IE D M A K E
A L L C O M P L A IN T S W IT H T H E M A T
O N C E*
Preliminary checks have indicated
wide variations exist in many instances*
No one con tell you what your taxes
will be, as the County Commissioners
have not said how much money they
want to spend or set a millage rate. This
will be done later.
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N O W IS THE T IM E T O A C T . When
the tax bills come out it will be to late
to do anything about your appraisal.
Your County Commissioners were
asked to provide direct notification of
your appraisal to you also to provide for
a competent and qualified review of the
appraisal before acceptance, this they
refused to do. It is up to you to look out
for yourself NOW. I have done all I can
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KiiTl’ift-4*-
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Congraaa today it haa co t muooy fo r tho foreign military aid
M aneorotnty low loval" which eonld canao a
. ’ assist^ I o w bm itting a aoadal roport on fo rd g a m ilitary
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a f l a . Etennhownr adviaod tho H om o and Sonata
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VOL. XLIX
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United
THURSDAY AU GU ST 10. 1969
Midnight Party Ends In Death
DCI af
0*..
Airport te
earthquake
rifle Northswat. Capacity at
camp waa appradmataly go ]
• a l v a t t , . orawa gad name
teem*, seat awe deeptla a near
isstalatg ttat aa ana ha# aw'There might ha 100 people no- vtyad tta araeh, Jawed ttrir way
dor that slide — ar there might
tarty today.
be only a few,” said Madison
ghastly aflsr sump, they began
County Sheriff ▼. H.
"Probably want never k
Jtirda
a|kh|ftft1^^B
cuvvn w ifi ■Futaiuta
w
inter an earthquake-formed lake ^By^anaa, tta B B ^ M to ifim
with, acetylene ‘ torches. While laid
searching lor bodies Wednesday, station
they saw a metal beam trailer. from where tte ■tone
It doors loeked, la tte murky
lour oc in# pooiti
Only
water.
war* not badly baraad from
They will alee aback a
aircraft ky the impact *f
that a ear carrying a t
crash.
woman sad a crippled chi
swept downstream. They war* unable te Had a caw in
Wednesday.
Eight bodies wore
. YANDENBERG APB, C a l i f . from ilidta and a ninth victim
(tJPD—Tte Air Pone nakaa a*- died U a Boiamaa hospital. Ap
~
attempt today te triag aa in- proximately tt parsona wan ha•nt-flllsd paekaga kaek from fund, U of them seriously.
ROME (UPD-Aa Italian agency
an aaitt-drellag artificial utal
which specialises In Communist af
fairs today said Russia has asked
lataat attempt to return a
China for 100,010 Chinas* weth
capeule tram a aatalllte
ers to help speed ap the lagging
•sveral hundred miles
Soviet seven-year plan.
earth waa aet for arattad
The "Agenda Continental*” said
• ta p . m.
that despite Soviet Premier Nikita
■access would prera oat the
Khrushchev's claims that econom
belle technique*developed to brim
ic and industrial norma were ahead
EBpjearryteB sateQltA back
of the plan, the program la ac
tually lagging.
Tho 1,101-pound satellite carried
A Rad Croat Swimming Instruc
m life, bet sucres* la today’s tor's Court* start* la Sanford Quoting “ reliable sources,” the
agency sold Moscow had alfoady
-fo* recovary probably would Monday.
asked Peiping for 100,000 workers
the MbeduUm m m of send
Any adult It years or elder hav and that the figure might be upped
a v monkey aloft la a recover
ing a current life saving certificate to 000,000 by the spring of M l.
or an expired instructor’s certifi
following Wednesday's succesa cate may enroll. The first class Negotiations on the labor fire*
fU ecfritlng of the second DUeov meets at the Navy Base Pool at will te carried out personally by
erer satellite la lau than a waek, aooo Monday. Subcaquent classes Khrushchev during a forthcoming
MaJ Oea. 0. J. RUtend, command will meet at the Ft. Mellon Pool at visit to Peiping, the agency
er of the Air Force Ballistic Divi g a. m. each asorntog.
and Berscbet J. Brown, vice
The Sanford Recreation Depart
ilMrt «f t-rea red Mimiw »« h
ment and the Special Service* Sec Eight Satellites
tea Division, declared in a Joint tion of the Nhval Air Station at*
statement:
Orbiting Earth
sponsoring the course la
•Througk the iafonnatian aaf tie* with the Seminole
WAMUNOTON (UPt) - MgM
enparkaea fttaed to tt* Diamv Chapter ef dm
artificial satellites, seven of them
erer series, Urn Advance Research Crass.
American and ana Russian, are
Project* Agmcy, the Air Force
The many drowning* in the
and Lockheed rapidly are prepar ty point to tho need for eduM swim now la orbit around the earth.
In addition, two artificial [lio*ing the way for launching of the ming instructors, says Recreation tolde—
on* Russian and ooe AmcriA nt man ia space.”
Dept. Director Ronald Perry. esn—ire In solar orbits.
lecovery area for Diacoverer There are only ten qualified in
TVs package wae a * » by SO-mile structors In Seminole, and 180 The Soviet earth satellite Is
HI, expected la die
section tn the Pacific Ocean south county children enrolled for swim Sputnik
around Dec. S.
af the Hawaiian Islands,
ming lesion* this year. Many of
Tho U. S. satellites are Ex
jfo c c e is depended on ipUt-secood the qualified Instructors work and plorer I, Vanguard I, Explorer
can teach only a few persona per IV, Vanguard II, Explorer VI,
The capsule will be traveling MO year, Perry says.
Discoverer V, and Discoverer VI.
miles a minute when It Is ejected
from the satellite and will cover a
distance of about 0,000 to 0,000
miles before it comes parachuting
down to earth la the selected arse.
m more giant cargo plaaes
circling the recovery area
end will bare about 10 minutes te
mag the capsule on trapese-lika
devices. If the planet miss, ship#
ie area will try to pluck it from
UNITY HOUSE, Pa. (UPIJ- acy” had farced tta atrika upon
ocean.
The AFL-CIO today pledged un tba nation.
precedented labor-wide support to
Under on* piss being studied,
Convention Bound
the half-million members of the tb* estimated 13,300,000 members
Seminole Memorial Hospital Dir United Steelworkers In thstr Are- of AFL-CIO unions would bo asked
•dor of Nunes Mrs. Mary Det- week-old strike.
to donate am panr.y a day to back
ywsu plans te represent the bo*,
The federation's executive coun tb* strike. This could add up I*
fftal at Um American Hospital cil proclaimed this coming labor Marly $4 million a month.
Association meeting In New York day. Sept. T, as support-the-steelTha council also urged President
a ty Aug. u m. Mr*. Detysas will workers-day In a resolution unani Elsenhower to call top union and
leave Sunday for tha convention mously approved at its closing Industry officials to tb* White
12,000 nurses at tta
House to try and and tha walkout
It said a “ big business coospir- which has choked off Marty 10
par cant of American steal produc• triggered
Manana! 1
Park.
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RbcoveiY Attempt
Scheduled Today
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"U saams utterly ridiculous and
dangerously unrtaUstlc” for tba
federal government to continue Us
suited* of "polite aloofness" to
tb* strike, tha council said.
Steel, Union Both
Claim Fact Support
MOM MEETS THE BRIDE —- Mra. Nabon Rockefeller,
left, ia greeted et the airport in Kriattenxand, Norway,
by her eon, Steven and hit fiancee, Anne Marie Raarnu#!
aen, onetime maid in the Rockefeller home in New York.
Mra. Rockefeller attended an American-atyle lobster din
ner at the home o f her son’s future Norwegian in-tews.
She represented the advene# party of the Rockefeller
family
” as
end friend# who wilt attend Steven'a forthcoming
<lredduvg.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Indus
try officials and tba United Steel
workers Union bo
claimed to
day that tha fact-finding report of
Labor Secretary James P. Mitch
ell supported their widely divided
position* hi tba XI-day-old steal
strike.
The Industry said Mitchell's sta
tistic* showed high wages, lag
ging profits and lowering worker
productivity.
Tha union contended tha report,
mad* public Wednesday night, re
vealed huge Industry earnings and
groat employ* productively.
Mitchell himself declined to In
terpret tb* lg-pages of chart* and
figures ho gathered but urged
that both sides knuckle down to
hard bargaining and settle the
strik* “ promptly.”
Unless tha steel strike is set
tled by “ tba latter part of Septtember or the eerly part of Octo
ber, vary serious shortages of
steel may b* apparent," be add
ed.
This state meat was viewed as
aa indication the government pro
bably would wsk at ieaat another
month before riiintmaar aensidered Invoking the emergency
provisions of in* T^tt Hartley Art.
STILL AT HOME, but moy/ad from the television aet to a bookcase at tha
home of Mr*. A. L. Hood, Sanford Zoo director, is tha new ocelot cub which
Mrs. Hood Is tam fnf before she puts it on exhibit, Tha Hood family
thought one day the cub had escaped through a porch screen, but discover
ed it later atop the bookcase.
(Bergstrom Photo)
School Registration Procedure Listed
Registration Is scheduled Mon bam* ha Florida which la occupied
day for all pubUc schools In Semi- by him aa hia re.'dence, or has
aria County. Buses will run nor filed a Manifestation af Domicil*
mal routes for all schools except ,
Cmipty Clark’* aftb* Oviedo H I* k lm l. wh#f#F"
registration will be for now atedents oply. Hours will bo from
A parent or guardian who ia an• a. m. until noon. At the Oviedo titled to an axsmptlon ar who
High School former enrollees and
new first graders who attended qualifies as a resident will be
the pro school roundup last spring f u r n i s h e d an Affirmation of
will not attend registration.
Gasses begin A'lg. 3t.
In the el#mentry grades U Is
of utmost Importance that parents
personally attend registration. Ele
mentary pupils Med not attend.
An added provision In the Flor Pill Helpa Diabetes
ida Pupil Assignment Law re
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A i n
quire* parents of new pupils to
pill—DBI— successfully controlled
sign an application.
Under the provisions ot the diabetes in 65 per cent of case*
new tullloa law, non-residents must in a recent testing experiment,
pay a fee of ISO per child upon it waa reported today.
enrollment. Exemption# are '.low
ed (or members jf tha military Flood Aid Asked
service, for civilian employes of ‘ WASHINGTON (U P I )-A Dado
the military service whose child'e County. Fla., delegatlM appealed
education la fodtrally subsidized to their congressman today for
and for migratory agricultural improved federal flood control
workers.
measures In the area.
A parson la considered to be a
resident If ho has lived In Florida Big Tanker Launched
om year or longer, purchased a
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. (U P D Amarlca’s largest Uakar, a
too craft that ia longer than tho
height of an 10-itory skyscraper
has been iaunced ia the *anu
River today. Tha 110-toot tanker
was christened S. B. National De
troiter.
NAHANT, Mass. (UPt) — A
drunken mob of IT men took over
a JsU bare sari) today in i
•(fort to free a prisoner taken
•artier by police
Tba mob, armed with
roared up in soveral automobiles
and stormed tha jail before the
only officer on duty, Albert Cad
ger, could summon aid.
Two of the Invaders were broth
ers of the prisoner, Donald Stin
son, 27, who police (aid was the
only occupant of tho JsU. He had
been picked up on a drunk charge
by Cadger.
The mob took over the police
radio and shoved Cadger against
a wall.
” 1 stalled for time,” Cadger
said. "They roughed me up a
little but didn't hurt me.”
26 Negroes Seek
School Entry
FAIRFAX, Va. (UPI) -Twenty
six Negro itudents today filed suit
in federal district court asking
admission to eight white schools
in Fairfax County, Just across the
Potomac River from Washington.
NAACP attorney Frank D.
Reave* ot Washington, who re
presents Um students, asked Fed
era! District Judge Albert V.
Bryan of Alexandria to order im
mediate enroUment of 20 of the
Negro itudents in eteiurr ary
schools and I others in h i g h
school.
It marked the first court suit
against Fairfax County which has
drawn up a voluntar. desegrega
tion procedure but has steadfastly
refused te revsal Ua coolant*.
Just stepped from her backyard
swtmnUag pool when
la the ehwt She died instantly.
At tta time, ah* waa wearing a
far,a filling otraplwn,
In^fSUU.
Hoover**
Mawor, stetlonad *4
Naval Air Station told’ poll** ha
MW William Vlkaa, » . shoot ton
woman. Ha said Vlkaa, who had
dated Mrs. Hoover savers* time#
A holdup at th* Sanford Shoe recently, had driven his car up
r yesterday afternoon led and down th* street la treat at
te ttei arrest at DcLand af Her Um Heom home before tha i
hart Newsome, 33, an aacapca
from the Orlando CUy Stockade, *ilre. Hoover's hosbi
i Center Manager Bernard last Fsbniary, flfca baa
Jaffa* wm at th* store about 1 dren, ranging la aft
p. m. yesterday after tha noon to IS.
Winter Park poUca captured
closing whoa a Negro man camo
la tba doar asking to buy a pair Vikas a few minutes later btfor#
of chow, Banford police said. Jaf •topping him on suspietoa #1
fa lot tha man la aad went to drunken driving. Jaet as tta pa#
the rear af tha store to get tha trolmsa stopped the ear bs beard
show. When bs returned, the m u aa urgent call on Ua radio I# pick
told Jaile that this ws* s hold up • car of tt* daanriptlan af
up, hM tha manager over tha haad, Vikes’ auto.
Th* contractor, who 1# separat
and tied him up.
After taking about tlM cash, ed from hia vriia, refused la make
Jaffa's wallet aad a watch, lbs any statement.
areallaai hired a oar which took Deputy Tengatedt said he has ao|
Mm to tho DoLend bus steUon. established any motive for Ik# alay.
When tte ear driver returned Is lag, "but theiVa tt* possibility tha#
Sanford, b* waa picked np ' y lo Jealousy Is Involved. He said ea*>
cal police and take* to DeLaad Is oral wltnasaa* to tt* aborting
Identify the surer re ia. The
n wan art near eaough to h**t tb#
used In th* holdup woo found with conversation between tta two prtor
to th* shooting.
some money la too bus stslloa.
Howover. neighbor# sold Vlko#
Newsom* was picked up in DeLand and brought to th* Sanford bad visited Um woman on several
Police Station late yoitorday af occasions.
Tengstedt said arresting offices*
ternoon.
found a pistol In Vikas’ car wklcft
apparently had kern fired recent
ly. U wm undergoing ballistic#
teats to determine If it was tba
•am* gun that kilted Mrs. Hoove*
Exempttea Form. This form,
when tilted In, signed and witness
ed, certifies exemption of payment
of tho nowresident tuition foe.
Thou eligible lor exemption un
der tho provision requiring th*
filing of • Manifestation of Domi
cile (sworn statement of tho par
ent that be now lives in Florida
and Intends to make the state a
permanent home) must comply
with tho following instructions bs
fora tha child can bo «nroU*d
without paying th* tuition fee;
Obtain th* necessary forms from
s school office, tho county clerk's
office, or tho county tax assessor's
office. Fite the forms. Have the
forms notarized. Than taka them
to tho county clerk's office where
Misunderstanding about rehabi
they will be recorded and filed litated mental patients' problem#
for • fee of fl.
wta acored by Rev. T. C. O’Steen
Pre*. ft the Seminole County Men
tal Health Association, St ths KiwFlorida Canal
ini* luncheon yesterday.
The big message Uni the Mental
Funds Studied
Health Association wants to UU
ths public is that the mentally
By Budget Unit
111 car. corns bock, said tho pastor
WASHINGTON (UPI>-The Fed of Sanford First Methodist Church.
ors! Budget Bureau today waa
"Bitter Wtlcoms” a film show
coniidcring a pica for fund* to ing the problems faced by a re
build a multi-million dollar barge turnee was shown. Construction
canal through Central Florida.
work on tho Orange County court
A delegation of 40 business and house addition provided much ot
government leaders, led by Sen ths setting for the film produced
ators Speassrd 11 o U a n d and by the Winter Park Ctvllan* in co
George Smslbcrs, urged the pro operation with ths Orsnge County
Mental Health Association.
ject yesterday.
The 107-mile canal would coat
an eatimatad fist million. It would
cut the distance of (hipping be Four Volusio Bus
the Atlantic and Gulf ot
Radiation Study Set tween
TALLAHASSEE (U PI)-A Flor Mexico ports. But large shlpa Routes Granted
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Ths
ida State University scientist* will would not be permitted to use It.
Railroad and Public Ulllitlei Com
us« balloons and rochata this sum
mission today granted an appli
mer to study the affecta of space
cation by the Defend and Subur
rad lion on heredity. Dr. Gib Doban Bus Co. to operate four bus
busk, of lb* School af Biology, will
routes in Vohiala County.
make th* study nncter a $27,710
QUONSET POINT, R. I. <UP1>— The commission said after due
contract with th* Air Force.
The USS Wa*p‘» areenal may have consideration It found that "pub
Included nuclear bombs when a lic convenience and necessity re
Meals Cheaper
fire broke out on a hangar dock, quire tho granting of tho appli
lALLAHAShEE (UPI) — Florid* killing two men and Injuring 21 cation.”
State University today announced others, it waa reported today,
Tho routes will operate between
a new plan under which students
DeLand, DeBary and Enterprise,
The
32,300-ton
aircraft
carrier’!
will b« able to *at for teas than SO submarine huater squadron baa
Orange City; DoLand and Do
cents a meal neat remaster, pay carried anil-submarine nuclear da- via
Leon Sprlngi; DoLand, Lake Hel
ing $171 at the beginning of the
vlcea In the pari. Tbs Navy, how
and Caasadaga; and between
semester, for which they will re ever, said only that It would bays en
DeLand and tha railroad aver
ceive 21 meals * week for IT "no comment” on the report
State Road 44.
weeks.
Mental Patient
Sympathy Urged
News Briefs
Mob Of Drunks
Takes Over Jail
WINTER PARK (UPI) — A baautiful r#d-hen<M arid,
o v o n a mldnifht swimming party with # Nary man waa shot
to death early today on her front lawn.
Folic* promptly arrested a prominent building contra*,
tor neighbor who had dated her prevknioly.
Sheriff Deve Starr said Mra. Vatina O. Hoover, 85, bad
Jaffe Slugged,
Robbed Of $150;
Assailant Caught
Swim Instructor
Classes To Begin
Here Monday
«
NAS Man Witnesses
Front Lawn Shooting
Ship Housed
Nuclear Bombs
Laws Discussed
Batista To Live
In Portugal Exile
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) ~ Dele
gates to th* Nations] Coofrrsne*
Chief Justices took up th* prob
lem of better sllocstlo# of Juris
diction between federal and state
courts here today. One Jurist said
a man could have a wife in every
CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican
state aod not b« subject to prose Republic (UPI)— Former Cuban
cution "provided b* did not cross dictator Fulgencla Batista flaw
state lines."
off to a mw home-ln-exlle In
Portugal Wednesday night, putting
Shelter Works
3,000 more miles of ocean between
WASHINGTON (UPI) _ The Air him and Fidel Castro.
Forca announced today ttat h has
Informed sources said Batis
successfully launched so Floo Jet te planned to land in Lisbon and
fightar plan* from iasld* * steel then go to Madeira Island where
and concrete shelter designed to be will live as a political exile
withstand atomic bomb*.
with the permisaion of tho Portu
H said the test proved that such guese government.
shelters close to enemy lines
Baliata took off In a chartered
would protect Ua plan** against plsM with II other Cubans, In
"sneak” attack and permit their cluding two women.
l a u n c h i n g la at. Immediate They all fled to the Dominican
counter-attack.
Republic Irom Havana Jin. 1 om
•Up ahead of tha victorlou* revo
lutionary force* which engulfed
Cuba under Castro.
Batista’s wife and six children
/era reported alii] at their home
In Dayton# Beach, FU. It waa not
known whether they would follow
him te Portugal.
No reason was given for t
sudden departure and It was kept
secret until after tho plaee was
off th* ground.
Bal'ita had b**n trying to gel
Into th* United States aod there
had hMn various report* that b«
would taka am residence In Eur-
3,700-Mile Jaunt
Made In Outboard
CRISTOBAL, Canal Eon* (UPI)
—Two Intrepid Mississippi travel
ers today claimed a m w distant#
record for outboard motorboat*
—3,700 miles from their bom# town
of Vicksburg to the Attend# and
of the Pinsmi Canal.
Andrew Trtsche, 37, and his Ihyearold companion, Robert Cum*
miagi. 'bugged In here Wednesday
aboard their tt-foet fiberglam
craft.
Leaving Vicksburg Jute • they
putted down the Mississippi River
and along the Caribbean coast si
Ceatrs! America.
The trip Is not over. They hop#
(o keep going to Anchorage, Ate#ka.
Trlacho ssld ho believed tt#
previous distant* record was as#
by S trans-Atlsnt'r crossing.
Union Threatens
Cam paign A gainst
Backers O f Bill
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Jams*
B. Carey. Etectrlcal Worksrs Ua*
Ion president, has sent letter* ad
vizing 22S House members wh#
voted for the admlnlitratfon-beek
ed Irbor reform bill that "w#
shall do all in our power” to baa#
them In th* next election.
Carey signed tha letter, which
accused lawmakers of taking part
In ■ " vindictive assault on th* la
bor movement” by backing tt#
■o-calted Landrum Griffin MIL
Rep. James C. Aucbincloat (ftN. J.) matte public coplas of th#
letter. He called It “ Utter and illtempered" and replied in a letter
to Carey: "Please do not insult am
by threat*-” ____________
Vaccine Supply
Too Late This Year
JACKSONVILLE (UPD-A BUI#
Health Department spokesman
said WadMiday that a m w aupply
of Salk anti-polio vaccine *apoel«d the first of Mat month won't
affect the IM# polio rate In Flor
ida.
It’s too late to do anything
•boot th* disease this
th* spokesman said.
Howover, ho said th* #*w supply
will «ss« th* state’s "sxtrem#*
aborts#* of th* victim.
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Arlington R ifts
w *», twt ia m m m M r g w
tm Malmdi wW « m a sOocri the
retrn eee4s, to trerel tom Callfatal* I* New Bngtowd far m I>
la** wbea tM r own Mato la MB of
eoltogea **i unfrereHle# with Jnsl
m i m I isoebere u f the vary
aa«* English, Mat*, FijftkUcri
Hospital Notes
Sure yon can pet t
a cash loan ••• from
SEBONOLE LOAN COEP.I
m n C H BLDG.
FA , w t
ta H M M
*1 dba’t knew w i n I really
with thaw aa they left far Narway
w *M Hte I* t o AM my dad
ta attend the wedding.of .their
Uriahs If la • % tor m ta *a 1*
brother Staran la Aaaa Maria Bat*
«*!)*■* aiaca I Ia n m fixed goeL
“ It ha right? Should a UH
“ la our family, w* ahraya Bad
■cheat graduaU stay nut af cal*
out what they naad and thaw wa
tefa till ha make* up hla a U ex
net aceordtaaly. You know what
Bohert F. WflUims. former pea*. actly what ha >tona to ia to Ufa?
happen if you dea l dO that. They
“
Or
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ha
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to
collcta,
a year at a awanky collage whan fat If ashtray*.
Und af tha Ualoa County NAACP
euftoi, nada the ramarka Wad- anyway? And, If ao, what cellcya you could probably buy twa yean
aeapy la a latter la Mr*, Delay should ha pick!"
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WUllam Biddle, chief United Na
Dr. Paul C. Click, a f our Cen
Ba!r*ahaptjjB* *** ****** UUU
tion command delegate on tha Ko
Mr*. Bates’, who had oppewwd sus Bureau, showed that each
n a Military Armistice (tomatoWIBtama aver tha vletoace laaua in yaar of caUaaa add* 1X1,000 ta
aleo, demanding pualskacnt tm
May, uM she had net received tha ywr future earning* throughout
Bod piloti who fired on aa Ameri
ktmr and had “ao comment."
can piano la Jum :
So go to college, at least fsr a
“ 1 demand that the persona re
year, especially if you nude good “rah-rsb-rsh" stuff.
sponsible for thin hannnna and
MM," William# wrote. “It la eh- anough grades la hick school to In Ufa, the final teal Is “ What unprovoked attack on aa aircraft
views that If yea an ta remain la think you can carry colicga work. can you do?!' and not “ Whan did of our tide b# adequately punishlMBe Bath, yea wOl haw* ta mart Most af our high school grain- you attend ■sheet?’*
arf ••
la Mo method 1 waa auapaadad far ataa also haven't decided oa a
A lot af amort non-collaga man
advocating."
lifetime carter. That Isn’t tea Im
WASHINGTON-Sen. Jacob K.
Bra. Bates claimed lait weak portant at II, so Uko noma col. ■UU run circles around tha aver Javlta
(R-N. Y.). tolling what ha
age college graduate* but they
Mat bar home waa Uw object si lego work.
believes wu shown by goverwrealise college would have
ment figures on the stoat strike
And if you have tha monay fsr their success much faster.
“I am wry terry in hear that only
which war* claimed by both sides
one year, a year at Business
Bo
attend
Biudne**
Co
the whtto raelot* haw doetdod la Coutgn will glvo you far men
•a supporting their positions:
Me* «P Utelr campaign of violence mcnhaadlstble assets for a goad
"Thera eta ha ’give’ an bath
higher education. Or pkk a near
aialnat you,” WllUami aald.
“In Dixie then la ao 14th Amend- position than will Just on* yaar af by Liberal Arts sc bool whan you ■Idea.1*
can get tha moat for your meaty.
And to select a career wisely,
and to violence aialnat Negroes.
aaad for my “ Vocational Guidance
The- law of self preservation daKit," enclosing o stempod re
■anda that Negroes fight back."
turn envelope, plus 20c.
Williams aald “ Wa must protect
It eontolna taste that will make
enraatvee. Wa must meat violence
It easier for you when you get Into
wkfc violence and Negroes must be
collage.
*Ming to dia and to UU as ladl(Atwaye write to Dr. Croat la
vU uk and eoUectlvily to defend
car* af this news'taper, meins,
Tha VAH-11 "Chetkartells’* wrote
their homes and persons."
lag a long 4* atas .pod, -ddrew Heavy Attack history while tha
Tsp NAACP officials suspended
ad envelope aad Me to Cover carrier YDR was anchored at N>WOUama Won hi* office hero when
lypfag aad prfattag costs whoa plca la late June aad early July.
ha first advocated violence last
A detachment of (Ught crew* and
you atad far aaa of Mo tooktoeing.
maintenance personnel kept the
Producer UsesHorn, Wife ForMovie
HOLLYWOOD l UP!) - Home
movita are aa abomination to
•m ioM nave tha amateur cameIUU* and hi# proud family, but
a ‘ writer-director has filmed a
foatoro picture to hla own home,
starring hU wife, for tho pubUc.
Lsatia ntoveas, aa oasy-golag
character with sn sbhorsneo of
turned Us bouse Into a
makeshift sat sad started tha
cameras whirring.
Utilising hla living room, dan,
patio aad swlmiag pool, ha caved
* fortune ia studio rents! space,
amrimad production costa aad oxalto craw require meals.
“ I figure I’ve .saved at least
haBa million daBan," gu««xs wid
W4r* Jhat u movie was bring
made."
Stevens’ borne la a rambling
wacb-atyl* ptore parched stop tha
Hollywood kills overlooking the
Sunset gulp. Only s fow arenas
ware shot away from home base,
but none was filmed on a soundrisg*.
“ 1 think more movie* should h*
made entirely on location," Itev•as said. “ Paw stories really seed
to„ £•
00 souadstagM.
My picture, ’Private Property,*
Is a dramatic story about * Mir
of thing* who move Info as aban
doned house In sn exclusive neigh
borhood. Right from tho bogfoalng
“ Why not? This to an excluih.
neighborhood. I hive a vory rice
h*«re. sad thr plat* nest 6<x>: Is
clhpty. So why bother with a stu
dio "
htovsna was Interrupted by Ihv
eatranre af hla dantlag bloods
wti*. Kata Man, tegyod in formfitting whL*» stocks and aa sirceadu toned blouse. b’« euuso t«a-
eon the subject changed abruptly.
“ TWi to a y first movie," Kite
said, stretching out an a couch.
"It seamed strange performing
tft my awn home, but once the
samaras begaa railing I forgot all
*V. 1 Worried about
to* re-man crew toariag up the
plan, hut they were aa thoughtful
u If they were working, m a
1100,00* set. Ever/tiiiog was toft
to Ux place sad nothing was bro**• Tla only caUalropbo was the
Iom of our geraniums. They
were trampled during the swim
ming pool saqutMaa."
Biggiri problem during tha
filming wm the hum of traffic
and orison of the city drifting us
the hills. Stevens’ performers had
to shout aver tha die.
“ Wa were shooting during the
big fire to Bevsrty Glen Canyon
which to just across tha way,”
Stevso* said. “ Kvaey time the
fire eagtoee went by—which waa
every M minutes—ws had la start
mss ,
bombing cxcsQaac* %n d
maiatananen proficiency.
The detachment, based at the
U. S. Navy Station, Jtoto, Spain,
provided more bombing training
for mat i crown than any two
month period ovtr tho past year,
la tha tan dsya of flying, a total
of 13* radar bombing runs waw
completed. This total is tha largest
aver achieved In the history la a
eomnnrsbie period af time.
The Checkcrtalla set o t h e r
marks. Tho crew of Cdr. Roberteon. U.tJ.g.) Rill foulk aad Mur
ray Lewis, A01, smashed all exist
ing records by making U radar
Douglas Appeal! Tax
LOS ANGELU (UP!) - Actor
Kirk Douglas sad hto wt/o hare
fltod aa appeal against sa Inter*
M l Xrvtnus sorvice claim ttst
they own H4I.UP.M to hack taxas,
u wm m ealed today. Tha govnrismaat charged that they made
excess deductions of their 1*2 toname lax return.
N 0 1 ICE
Credit Insurance
Control Opposed
TALLAHASBSB (DPI) — Propoaod rata nfulatioa af credit
lift Insurance by Insurance Commlialoaor t. Edwin Laraoa has
drawn ogneettloa from aomo banko n and tassraoc* etaetttivea.
with heehaw and Insuraaco man.
Kirt Leaden, Miami, repreaenting American Broken Life, uld
the new code did not contain a
SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS
T H E O F F IC E O F SU P E R V ISO R OF R E G IS T R A T IO N
F O R V O T IN G W IL L BE O P E N FOR T H IR T Y D A Y S BE
G IN N IN G F R ID A Y , SEPTEM BER 4, 1959. (A C C O R D
IN G T O LA W , T H IS O F F IC E SH A L L BE Q P E N O N E
D A Y EA C H W E E K A N D T H IR T Y D A Y S P R IO R T O A N Y
E L E C T IO N .)
a
Y O U ARE E N T IT L E D T O R EG IST ER IF Y O U H A V E : :
R E A C H E D T H E A G E O F T W E N T Y -O N E (21) A N D
H A V E N O T R E G IST ER ED FOR C O U N T Y , S T A T E
A N D N A T IO N A L E L E C T IO N S S IN C E 1949;
FA T
O V E R W E IG H T
New available t# you for tint
time without a doctor's prescrip
tion, our new drug called ODR1NEX. You must lose ugly fat
In T days or your money back.
No mere starvation diets, strenu
ous exercise, laxatives, massage
or tshiny of so-called reducing
anodici, crackers or cookies, or
chewing . gum. ODR1NKX to a
tiny tablet and eerily swallowed.
Absolutely harmless. Whan you
taka ODR1NEX, you still mjoy
your meals, still cot the foods you
Ilka*-but you rimply don't have
tho urge for extra portions bocausa ODR1NKX depresses your
appetite and decreases your de
sk* for food. AutomatiuUy your
weight must corns down, because
m your own doctor will toll you.
whan you cat less, you wrigh
toss. Get rid of excess tot aad Uv*
longer. ODR1NEX to sold oa this
money bock. Just return tha
packs** to your druggist and get
you full money back. 0DR1NKX
costs 13.00 aad to sold with this
strict assay back guarantee by:
Llggott-Tantbtoa Dreg filer* ft
F 1*4. Mali (frriere Ftikd. Adv.
R E SID E D IN T H E ST A T E O N E Y EA R A N D IN T H lB
C O U N T Y S IX M O N T H S O F T H A T Y EA R ;
C H A N G E D Y O U R N A M E S IN C E R E G IS T E R IN G ;
C H A N G E D Y O U R A D D R E SS S IN C E R E G IS T E R IN G .
IF Y O U W A N T T O V O T E IN T H E S P E C IA L ELEC
T IO N N O V E M B E R 3, 1959, Y O U M U S T R E G IST E R O l f
O R BEFORE O C T O B E R 3,1959.
Seminole County Voting Registration O ffice
C ham btr of Commerce Building, Sanford, Florida
Camilla (D. d&uucs, Supmwi&oh
O ffice Hours Beginning Septem ber^ 1959:
M onday Thru Fridays — 9 to 12; 2 to 5
Saturdays — 9 to 12
LA ST >0A Y — O C T O B E R 3,1959
.*
�Leers
VI r ■ I ala Boweraox, secretary?
Eleanor Wolford, treasurer; AfMi
Aadroska, conductor; Aim s Wife•r, loMr guard; Kilter Barter,
outar guard aad Viola Blatear,
Vooda Millar aad Maa Rate, truataaa.
Appointed officer* aro France*
Pratt, chaplain; Nutjr raalar,
Kralya Disbrow, Mary RoaUgar
•teJupa rofay, color baarara;
MUdrcd Poiabarg, Anna Babur,
Cancer Patient
ItllWI
childroa and to a*load aid M b
collectively and Individually la any
branch of the brood Hold of thto
work. Second, dravea cooperate In
any community welter* project
Martha Berry
College Choice
0 / Miss Spears
'Sahdstn
$ a ta
.MIL AND MBS. RAY.MONO 0. NORMAN cut.
’ ting tho cake at the recep
t io n following their wed1ding, Aug. 15 at the Chris,
tian and Missionary Alli
ance Church. The couple
are reaiding at 2111 Lemon
2 . JBt. Apt. 4 in Palatka.
twice a* fast. This D n good time
to move any shrubbery or day
lilies. The damp night air teams
to perk them up.
If you wtU plant aome atokesU,
toms will repay you in the early
spring. They are resistant .to, teat,
cold, rain and also multiply very
fast. Although the lavender blue
variety la moat common, they can
be found in white and pink also.
Tha Hemerocallii, our beloved
daylily, la excellent for group
planting or a background. The
ftowera last only for n day but
Florida Sanitarium and Hospital. there la _____
T_Trf11 of ^
a succession
the Inir,r„,.
blooms
- Mlaa Grace Maria iUneelpter Ug intermittent periods and colon
-haa returned
--------- to Orlando altar
unlimited both single aad
fespendiag the summer with ter double. Neither are they choosy
parents, Mr. aad. Mr*. Martin as to climate nr soil and an plant
SUnecipher. Ste will teaeb the responds mots seedily to a -little
fifth' grade at Late SUvar Elemen attention.
tary School.
Visiting this week with Mr. and. Dec Idaroue evergreen and semi.
Mra. A. L Brits at their bom#
on Palmetto Ave. are Col. aad
Mn. Charles A. Betts aad family
^
<«*• They multiof Falla Church. Va.; Mr*. Char- P>F * 1* « f » *>• pnpMated by
lotto Lloyd and Mr. aad Mn. John
or proliferation*.
Talfrin and son, BUI from Talk- Now get busy transplanting aad
fe u u M . Mrs. Ttlfria la the form-1 w iring on the weeds.
«r Jane Lloyd of Sanford.
Barbara Flyat and Juno McGill f ' l
m *
tf& AAonalA.
Collage, at M ont Barry, Ga. She
will major In nuratag aad minor
in teaching and ter future plana
Include a career aa a foreign wd*akraary nuraa.
Baity Joyce la a eery aethra
member of the Control Baptlat
Church, helping out Is any capaci
ty where ate la needed.
While la high acfaool ate waa
aocial chairman of the future
N unn Chib aad n member of
the Future Toachon Club. She
alto played clarinet In the high
echool bead, waa tend librarian of
tho band, during ter aenlor year.
She received tho gold hey in re*
cognition of four yean outstandlag service la the band.
Her hobblea Include iporl* and
tewing. During the aummer va
cation ate haa teen working at
the Wins Dixie downtown store.
nrTTrpr
Lutheran: Church
U X .G A .. •
W E RE SA N F O R D H E A D Q U A R T E R S
*! a. V^L•*JJ
U«J»
FO R L E V IS
A1R-C0ND1TI0NKD
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MEN'S
WEAR
115 s. MAGNOLIA ave.
derburka; Qoorge Carver, superMandate at the Harry Aaaa Crtg>
l Children’i Homo la UmatlUo;
jror Al Wilaoo aad Jote X rider,
chairman of the Board of County
Commlaalooira.
Elected afficara to bo laatailed
ed with prayer by Mn. Jamea
Barnett.
art Jackie CaruUrar, praaident;
' Mra. J. L. Horton, library chair
man, explained th? reading plan
for Fellowship credit. Each mem
ber was urged to participate.
Mrs. 0. D. Landrcia displayed
the sward won by the group for
subscription (o the national magiline, World Call.
Mra. W: II. Young reported that
a reception in honor of Bev. and
No Yolk!
Mrs. Barnett, is planned for Sept.
Mra.
Mary
Berkun wonders
39, 44 p. m.
where the yellow went. She
Mrs. George Morgan prcicntad cracked an egg recently and
an interesting program on Christ found — no yolk.
ian Women, their shortcomings
and tha Impreiaiona of foreign
women when they viilt American
homes.
homas. Mra. V. 11. Grantham
led the devotions.
Hostesses, Mr*,
and Mra. M. L. Jones, served re
freshments to Mmes: W. C.
Clause,
L. E. Armstrong,
W.P.
Yesley, J. J. Bsir, J. N. Barnett,
W. II. Young, 0. D. Lsndress, J,
L. Horton Jr., J. L. Horton, A. R.
Stroup,
G. W. Morgan, 0. T.
Pearson, V. II. Grantham, J. W.
COLONIAL CLEANERS
Knight,Frances Jobes,
____ H.
... K.
119 ft. Paints to Ave.
Ring, Miss Flo Blahop, aad Rev. Drlve-Ia
Breach
111 W. 13th
James Barnett.
ram
The Chrlatian Women'* Fellowahlp of the Flrat Chrlatian Church,
mat Mooday night, at the church
with the president, Mlu Flo Blahop
preaidiDg. The meeting waa open
Vacation Church
School Closes
Grace Methodist Church Va
cation Bible School will close Fri
day. A shoring program will be
given Friday night at 7:30. An
assembly program will be present
ed in the auditorium Including
some new songs learned by the
children.
Following this a room visitation
will be held, where parents may
ace the accomplishment* of the
children during the past week. All
parents and friend* of the chil
dren are Invited.
Tender, Loving Care
Mrs. Abe Goldsmith noticed a
pink umbrella open wide in ter
neigbbor’a garden. The neighbor
had tied the parasol sbove a choke
bush to protect blooms from tha
rain.
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SANFORD
F A t-IS J I
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LEVI'S* CASUALS
ta/redace tte Centintntai tom
BBTTY JOYCE SPEARS
BalaUvo cost of home laundering
versus commercial laundry or dry
The many synthetic fibers,
blends and aaw finishes on the
market today make labeled mer
chandise increasingly important,
for the late! may reveal hidden
BUslIUu of a fabric. Then is
always soma risk when unlabclcd
garments or fabrics on bought.
The label should be read careful
ly for Information on can, per
formance and fiber content. The
manufacturer's instructions should
be followed and tte label saved
for future use.
Reading lateIs. kttplng inform
ed of new developments and fol
lowing care instructions on tha
label will result in clothes that
Elisabeth Dickenson, C l o t king look tetter, give longer service
Specialist.
and sava time and money.
1. Information on the hang-tag
or on bolt of fabric: Cara recom
mended, fiber content and finish,
Tha average life of a wool liv
S. How tte fabric it made, 3. How
the fabric la finished, 4. lfow the ing room rug, I by 10 feat or
garment in made (construction larger. Including waU-lo-wtU car
aad style), 3. Type of laundry peting, I* 14 yeora, reports the
•qulpmeat, «. Time tte homemak U. 8. Department of Agriculture
er haa to devote to care, aad 7. Institute of Home Economics.
Yowell’s Mid-Sum m er Clearance
Sale Continues Through
SA T U RD A Y
A U G U S T 22,1959. Be
Sure And Take Advantage O f
The M any Bargains.
“We Invite Charge Accounts**
MARYLEE BARRON
;i Future, Teacher
GW • eoMple a/pelra. * . i
el yourAmerite store/
! Chooses \FSU
A Marylea Bams, daughter of Mr. I
•«#^nd Mrs. F. L. Elmore. Lincoln!
St, will inter Florida Slate Uni
versity In September to study alemeotairy educstloo.
Daring her senior y«ag ia Ugh
- echool. Miry lie was dasa chap
lain, president of Future Teacher*
Club and on tha Sally staff. Ste
! waa also in Tri-lli-Y, Glee Club
and Library Council.
Marytee, who ia Interested k
ru, reading aad daawat tte MQ Rauch this
theee amort new panto that have every
(Jung/ LKVTfl new noeufl Conttnontet*
—with Rhrlern front pockets, oxtenaiom
waistband, buckle sldwtate aadour asm
Flip-Tbp beck pockets! la all the Latest
sportswear fabrics-includingWeek aad
Wear—and all the right Fall colors!
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BAUCIS* If. C. (UPD—Pad-
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u i. T W r mjt th at tbay c u m k m for •
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, bat aoctijr after touring around and
t Lunch Together
*h* Uwaualvaa ordered a** flag*
ralaotf artr Iht Capital for their
reaetltueat*,
themarlvea
hava
neglected to fly our a*« flag.
But au Um other aid* *f th*
Co m , fpaahtr Ban* Rayburn and
hla mentors at Um Uouaa of
RofranUaUm hava a to alar
flat that flow* proudly la tha
otar tha Ca;
a lint, ta
patriotic cot
And acre
Saaatara mi
Tugboat* Diet
That flag was givan to tha
RaprnaanUUm by tha DaughUra
at the America! RavotuUoa ia a
(«Ttaiooy af tradition that atartad
la u n .
Each Una a saw atai haa boat
added to aur flag, tha Spaakar of
tha Uouaa nakaa a Carnal ro*
t af tha OAR. and tha flag
duly proaaatad. Tha
LovOy With Tkketa
TAMPA (UPI>- Robart Marvtaoa (Taghaot) B am , TJ, a elaaa*
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Boy Steals 27 Cars
T o Take Joyrides
MIAMI fUPI) — A 13-ytar-old
boy, who (tola 27 ear* In alx
wotka far “Joyrld**," will ipand
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M iiH axalas# rm
XA/ftmaa D o tc m * * .
BidW% s i 73ifir fro
aid the arowd at Olymplo Auditorlum hid to ho ewprieod when
Batter lallod to aatwer the heU
fee too XIto.
The 37-ycar-eld Africa* hietaelf
decided to call • halt becaute of
handicap* he Incurred — namely
a cloned right eye end ft right
hand which he taid be wan ua*
able to uce from toe filth round
on becaute ed aa Injury.
Bateey’t meatier, pubkeeger
George Btddlee, hinting hit tiger
mty retire, explained It tola wny,
la too gattan af BriUah eportaaianahipt
*T pen*nelly don't feel a fine
gentlemen like tkU (pointing to
Bandy to the draining room)
should hare to go to to hexing
1! he la gelng to get etrtoua tojuriee all the time. Ho bee bed
too maey tojuriea la toe many
fights.’*
• .
Referee Frankie Van took tola
viewpoint to answer to « ques
tion!
"No, I certainly would not bare
•topped toft fight It w u • world
championship etoUat"
Metre, whe wma the title last
March IS to the same arena under similar circumstance* wee
uabotoerftd bp toe talk about Baa*
He and his mtMger, WIUIo
Katehum. aald they would like to
put the featherweight title on the
block hern to Lin Angeles against
Jen Becerra, a goad local draw*
lag card who recently won toe
world bantamweight crown from
Alphonse Halim! ef Prince.
who hag given up only 39 Aka to
toe last etx game* will get the
tod from Abernathy. Boalkowikl'a
record la now 713 aad Im haa one
ef to* beet earned run aversgee in
Ppstrano Meets
Unknown Tonight
KNOXV1LLB, Tone. (UP!) Willie Paetrane, to* eeventh-ranklet heavyweight la to* country,
tod ton nation’! first open-air pub- will fight llttla * known Tom
lie school classes. It was pert (Kaltej) Davis In a 10 • round
match her* tonight.
Tonight's schedule haa Dayteaa of the war on tuberculosis.
to Sanford, Palates to I t Peter*burg tad Tampa to Orlande.
League Leaders
Everybody Wants
In New league
Netteaal L e w '
" V * r * Ctoh G- AM R. R. FeL
Atojft. MU.
117 47* N ITS 573
CMftm. M- L. I l l BN 47 IN AM
NSW YORK (UP1) — Tbo In
PtoMft. Oa. m 11ft 1ST up JU fest Continental Baseball League,
Taespie, Cte. 118 4ft4 u 14ft a u
Cepeds. S. r. 11? 44B 7ft 14B A ll which la trying to pick three
amcft cities to complete an eight*
team loop for aettea ia IN I, le
drawing franchise applications
tba way honey draws flies.
That became apparent today
with to* disclosure that in soma
of ton seven cities already under
consideration rival groups are
bidding far franchise righto.
There was also a report that a
group representing Hawaii, tha
Batten's newest slate, to seeking
a berth to the new big league.
I t s l s r i ft; Colavito, TiMaas ft
William A. Shea, chairman of
Jafttaa. Bed Sa> N: lfixwrtL 1 ton toagun’n founding group, mot
pare 77; Mil w o , Rod Bn 78,
Wadnasiisy with ana group seek
ing t franchise for Atlanta end
later issued a revealing state-
1 t1
Baa Francisco OlO NO 0 0 1 -1 4 4
Milwaukee
009 110 i t * - 3 • 1
Inlord, G. Jooet (I) and Landrith. Bordatta (IMS) and C m 4 0 . Lottr—Sanford (111*). MB
Coyoda S, Crandall, Adcock.
Standings
MALA OA 7fft
OMAWtA* 7*00AM
j*
AM* m iA TW -4fig*Z
AmtMApCMM* *4K
Dayton May Get
Lead Slot Again
000 Oil 10x— « T X
O k M u-i). HR—Bam.
tm tc u + M U M tm
Sanford,
Divide 2 Games
lot ooo wo-
f ttUh- l h
M aw. Bridget (T) tad Pester,
la v <(14-1) ud Burget*. Laser
VXSSfX
& SAA-V//M /HG
a ttM ii
10k Aaftlai i » oo* *01- 4 1 0
Cincinnati
ooo IB* f l i - B 13 1
X o d u , Craig (*) LaMm (I)
tad Pigftatano. Nuxbatl, Pea*
(I), Braaoin (l), Lawrraoco (!)
aad Balter. Winner - Brooaaa
(T4). Later - Koufax (M ). MB
—Eaeeglan, Robinw.
Saa Trane laco
Leo flnfilt*
Milwaukee
Plttaburgft
Chicago
Cincinnati
(lot game, twlnlgbt)
Chicago
Ml ooo 00ft- IS O
Philadelphia
000 003 lOx- 4 • •
Hobble. Donnelly (1) and 8.
Taylor. Cooley ui-T) and SawatakL Loner — Hobble (12-10).
St. Loute ot Cincinnati
Chicago at Milwaukee
American League
W. L Pet GB
Chlcagt
70 48 .089 ...
Cleveland
M 31 JTt 31k
New York
CO 38 .408 11th
M 38 .480 13th
U 82 .433 14
38 43 .471 15th
33 84 .443 lBVh
48 70 .413 331k
Wednesday's Retells
Baltimore 3 Chicago 1
Cleveland I Washington 4, night
Naw York 10 Detroit 3. night'
Kansas CUy I Boston 3, night
IRmday'a Probable Pitchers
Now York at Delroit-Blaylock
(04) va Sunning (1110).
Waahlagluft at Ctevclaad — fu
me* (11-14) v* Grant (7-3).
Boateft at Kansas City—Cassia
(14) va Taitaurte u-2).
Baltimore at Chicago—Wilhstm
(114) vo Latmaa (94).
(Bad game, night, called alter
II laalaga, curfew)
Chicago
lot ooa ooo o o i- 7 is l
PhUa.
»1 010 000 001- 7 19 1
Caccarelll, Hillman (3), El
ston (I), Henry (II) and Nceraan,
B. Taylor (•). Cardwell, Parrell
(g) aad Thomas. Loaned (11).
MB Post. Koppe, Marshall,
Thomson, Avert]].
American League
Baltimore
201 000 000- 3 1 1
Chicago
000 000 010- t S •
O'Dell, Welker (I) end Tren
ded. Shaw, Moon (3), Lown (4),
MeBrido (7). Staley (») and Loi
ter,. Romano (8). Winner — O'*
Dell (7-10). Loser — Shaw (124). HB—Lollar.
(i& V
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. ]I ■ - r . . ••Y’
SALE STARTS THURSDAY «■
ALL TIRES ARE
CREDIT FIN A N C E CO R P.
3
8
>
3
20
40
10
80
1100
MELBOURNE OFFICE
PAYS
quarterly far a
Quarterly for a
Quarterly far »
Quarterly f>r >
1134 Washington
Ph> PA 84411
31,<WO Lmm
12,000 Lean
m w o lm a
|4,000"
Quarterly ftr a 38,000
^AVAILABLE TO RESIUENTO OF FLORIDA^ONLY
CLIP AND MAIL
MOUGHTON INSURANCE
or
•1,000.00
ORLANDO OFFICE
M l B. Central
PB, 8 A 84441
McLteh, ladleos 134; Wyao. White
Gi m p
Sport Shirts a Show
t i Bsrgsla Prices!
and grades MUST GO.
12.000.00
am IftT; Ford, Yeahaea 1341
W alk Shorts
Straw Hats
Suits
Real Bargains — all alzea
with n
reaatora 37; CoUvtte, Indiana SS;
Aflteeft. leas tore N ; Least, Sen
ators 31; MsswaO. Tigsrs 38.
Nattsnit Uagwe ■Face, Pirate*
134; AntooelU, Giants IftT; Dry*
dal*. Dodger* 13-7; U w . Pirate*
M-7; Newtombe, Rede 114i
Doug Ford Rales
Choice At Akron
TIRES
with*
11.000.00
PH RADIO
ed by toe New York Time* to
day as saying a group represent
ing Honolulu, Hawaii, had ex
pressed Interest ia a franchise
■ad had been seat an application
Activities surrouading Uto Jo
hansson •Patterson premottee a n
being Investigated hy the DA,'t of-
Boston
331 001 M l - 3 4 0
Kansas City 330 OOO m - O * I
Sullivan, Xtely (7), Chlttum (T)
SchroU (3) and White. Daley (137) and House. Loser—Sullivan
(74). HR—Ganwet, Jensen.
FOR N E W
ACCOUTS
“Don't get tee enthusiastic
about this franchise," said Shea.
Thar* are others la Atlanta whe
ala* have to be considered.1*
It waa teamed that this two*
gnup-tn-ona-elty situation ale*
balds trua In some af to* other
cities under consideration. In ad
dition to Atlanta, ether cUlee pro*
viously announced as in the run
ning for Continental berths are
Buffalo, N.Y.. Miami, FI*.. Bent*
ttou.
AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - Doug
Tord, twice a brideamaid, aad de
fending ehamptea Art Wall Jr.,
were among too 133 proa aad
amateur* who teed oft today to lb*
opening round of too 333,000 Rub
ber City Open.
Ford, runnorup in leal week'*
Motor City Open and oa* of to*
moat consistent money winners oa
Washington
100 000 01ft— 4 1 0 the pro circuit, fell hy too way aide
Ctereland
112 200 08ft- 910 0 twice in sudden death pteyofte to
Pitcher, Paecual il), Griggs (3) hie two other attempts to take
Woodeihick (7), Cleveftgtr (8) home the first plan XCO money.
and Courtney. MtUtb, Locke (3) He waa dumped to a four-way
and FUiGeraW. Wlaoar-UcUah playoff by Henry Ransom to 1933
(13-8). Loser — Fischer ( i f). and then Arnold Palmar did It two
Hit-Held, Boms, Allteea. Kill*- years later.
Well, who already haa pocketed
more than 347,000 this year to lead
New York
000 440 08B-10 14 1 the rooney-baga parade among the
Detroit
903 000 000- 3 7 1 proa, will bo gunning fog bis ateGrba, Turley (1), Larsen (4), ond straight RCO crown.
Ford (4) and Howard. Lacy, Mor
gan (9), Slater (I), Narlaski (I)
and BerbareL Winner — Ford
(134). Loser — Lary (134), HR—
Harris, Thronebeery, Lopes.
FREE G IFT S
^ ,
forced out of his own orgaataatloe
— Boeeaaoha Katerprlaea, toe.—
that brought about toft iaveetiga-
Prices Slashed
30-50%OFF!
SLACKS
Sport Coats
Swim Trunks
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PLRASE SEND INFORMATION ON PROSPICTUS
ALSO SALE PRICES ON FLOOR SAMPLE REFRIGERATORS
H. B. Pope Co. Inc.
"FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS
240 8. Park Avo.
�M at sp c ss $t X a ip Titofeg.
He fw flM ts Cart Reiser, who ha*
M w d to Hollywood. Kagiith ggtor Jack Ha*kiag has Isadsd tha
Usdiag aaala rala to “The rallra
M ol,'' which wUl to sees m Oct
14 a m C1S-TV m tka DuPoxt
Ik a v at tha Maalh
•
Jaaa Malta iw ito aa NBC-TV’s
Jtouaia M u n ikaw Tuesday,
Sap*. 1. CUtr Arqugttg, ar Charlie
Weaver to TUa paaplt.” ha* sigaart a three-year caatnct with Daa
PaMaraoa PraiarHaaa tar a Uva
reawdy-tatanrltw a a t l a a baaad
aa tha ato "Hobby Lobby" radta
•)M-Y<9^0UR
>■ r e a n a c t n ca ra r o r tmr
x im s Ji'BiciAf. t ix c c r r ,. ax
row axMivoua cotixrr.
r u i m a . ix u t x c x a r xo.
axd
h m
to have, ear right, SSVELYN WICKER.
; Is the faltewion
qrtoa aea beieg to
r, Fleets*, io-w tii
•V«.
Another Brooklyn !ady named
Madeline f i t her Blair haa patent
ed a hat with built-in hair, aU
ready to hang down tbo beck of.
the nock. Lawrence B. Bodkin
nf Jacksonville, Pla., won a pat
ent an a beet with a storage compartmeoL Put to 10 canto and you
can turn on a dims,
Della that just talk may now bo
outmoded, Manuel Von Rabenau
of St. Paul, Mian., got a pataat
on ana that writes. It comae
equipped to scrawl “ Me" aad with
a smart teachar may lean other
words.
Now, If she only could read.
Because Clarence H. Russell, of
Minnaspoil*, haa invented a ma
chine that holds the book aad also
(urea pogos.
Tbo Agriculture Department
came up with a prases* to make
maple syrup testa mar* like, wall,
maple syrup.
And Edgar E,
WhUt, of Annapolis, Md., realls
od our need for n bettor dispen
ser of toothpicks. His pula ’em
nut o m at a lima.
Patents 2,183,311 and 2,K3,610,
respectively, were awarded to In
ventors of automatic machines to
face and sort mail. 1 bunted all
ruiwtut
RICHARD CALVIN WlCKKn,
Legal Notice
SX TN* CISCLIT LOLXT, SIXTH
j l d ic u l
I C e n t , la aad fee Bemlaole
M r * yterlda, la ekaacery, anH X L W HID DOM and SEA.
hCM OUiOUX WUIDDOX. Ilia
m r t o t o t t t f A v. ROBERT u
T a tllA
et a i Defendant*,M
1 f e a , aad seek at yeu, are re*
reO la file year Aaawar to
ia tlffp Cam plaint with the Clark
the.aeM C oen , sad nerve upon
toatfar a l t e r e e y , A s a
A.
IBM. I L when* addraee le T.
R es is**, Paafard. Florida, a
p e l aald Aaewer, ea ar before
h Bee teat her, A. Ix. i* l», pea If
t fall to do oo, * Decree Pro
tCaeee will ‘ he catered agalaet
i. aad ee«X ef yew, for the re*
1 deeaaaded la said Complaint
■he nature e f thle suit te te
s i the title lo the above dee-
•omlnolo
County,
Florida,
htr
ftaal return, aoeouat and voucher*,
*• AAemlaiatratrla of the Satata of
JACK STRICKLAND, doctaaed, and
At alto Urn* than aad there, make
BfBHeeilSA to U * eeld Judge far
A ftaal eeiUomtnt o f her adasla*
totreliea e f aalS estate, aad for
aa order dlockergtag her aa such
ASalelatreirU .
Dated thle toe 8 day e t AuauaL
tat Bile* Sterling
A a Admlnlotrw uU at tfcu
XUtat* of
JACK STRICKLAND
— XBIBOM. DAVIS D McINTOSK
Atourweyg fur AdmlulolratrLa
■aw ards XuUllug
Aaatord. Florid*
ROBERT LED OILMORE,
Plaintiff
ANNIE LENA U1LMOUH
D ilm ilu l
XOTIC'B TO DECKSU
THE STATE O r FLORIDA TO:
ANNIE LENA OILMOItK. ISOS
W#«t Weahlneton Avenue, )U il
Point, Ooorgla
A Sworn Complaint having b«on
n u n agalnit pun In the Circuit
Court la anil for Bemtnole County,
Florida, In Chaneary, for Divorce,
the ahort tltla ar aald action halne
Hobart l a , Ullmora, i'lalntlff v*.
Aaala Lana Ullmore, Dafamlanl,
thaaa praaanta are to cauae and
require you to (lie your wrlltan
dofoneta, If any, lo the Complaint
riled herein, and to atrve a ropy
IX F. HERNDON
thartof upon Plalnllfra Attorney
Clark ef Circuit Court
on or before the tin t day of Kept,
Ujri Martha T. Vihlen. D.C amber, A. D. ISIS, uthurwlat a Da*
Paul C. Perkin*
craa 1‘ro Confaaao will ha enter*.t
*47 W. South Street
aealnet you and tha cauae proceed
Orlando, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
WITNESS my hand and official
Publlih July I* A Aug. *. IS. ft. aaal at Hanford. Homlnol* County,
Florida, this llt h day et Auguot,
a . d. m i.
(HEAL)
(X I*. Herndon
Clerk ot the Circuit Court,
In and for Hemlnola County,
Florida
llyt Martha T. Vlhten
Deputy Clark
Oordon V. Frederick
Attorney for Plaintiff
V. U. lloa ISIS
nay alalaia aad demand* which :* f-ft 4 North Park Avenus
yeu. or either of you, may have Hanford, Florid*
against the taut* of Paul Koch, I-ubllah Au«. ST A Hept. I. 1*. IT.
* r . daeaaaed, lata of laid County,
la the County Judgo ot Semlaolo
XOTICM
County, Florida, at hta office In
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL
tho court houso of laid County ROAD COMPANY hereby glreo
at Hanford, florid*, within alaht nolle* than on tho 11th day of
calend ar months from lh* time July ISt» It filed with Iho Intor*
at tha first publication of thio ■tola Commerce Commission, at
nolle* Eath claim or demand Washington, D. C.« an application
shall ho In wrlllat. and shall atala for a certificate of publla convan*
tha plus* o f residence and pool o f. lane* and aocaoslty
permitting
flee oddrooa of the claimant, and obandonment of X? mil* of llo main
shall ha awora to by tho claimant, ibranch) line trackage springing
hla agent, ar attorney, and any from the lo b e Charm llranch and
such claim ar demand not so filed attending from Mtrca Junrtton to
■hall b* void.
’ Msec*. Florida, all In Bamlnol*
MILO PTEINBORN
County, Florida, Flaaac* Docket
A* eiteutnr of tha Last Will No. relit.
and Taataaiiat of
ATI.ANTIC COAST LINE RAILPaul Koch, Sr. deceased
ROAD COMPANY
Meredith J. Cohea
Attorney for tho Keiate
II Wall Street
Orlando, Florid*
First publlcstlon July II. ISif,
T to Fgmlty That Skats* Tof tihsr Siays Togslhtr
SKATE
CITY
OWN EVERY NIGHT
c i x c r r r o r Fl o r id a
IX AXD r o a BBMIXOUI C01XTV.
cHAXCKar xo. team
avar hut dtoaTt aaa taythlni saw
aa way* to pat' tha right lattora
lata tha right householder's boa.
Tha way tha' patoai attics daacribra all thaaa haw woadara k's
not alwaya easy to tall what they
A tt. Pataat No. SMJJtlt was
awardad tha other day for a da*
vlca “ lacladJag eo-citouJva (Toot
tod rear outer layers dsflfliag a
generally rectangular body hav
ing outwardly extending corner*
aloof one end edge thereof formed
by outwardly directed side edge*
of ogee curvature, and a liner
formed by a plurality ef coex
tensive layers," ate.
la short, a diaper, invented by
Harry G., Georg# K., and How.
ard A. Parry Jr., of Athene, Ga.
Pataat No. i j n j U meantime
wont to John 8. Courtney, of
Grafton. W. Va„ for his “ safety
fastener compiling a main bass
member, a complementary base
mambsr, hinge means connecting
one end of said mombors. . ."
hereinafter called diaper pin.
Besty Rawls Heads
Field O f 22 For
Spokane M eet
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SPOKANE, Waab. (UPI)-Tw*n.
ty-two of the nation's top women
professional golfers, led by top
money winner Betsy Rawls of
Spartanburg. S. C. will tao off to
day In punuit of Spokane Woman's
Open 17.300 prize money.
The pros and a couple doxen
amateurs will play four 18-bole
rounds each on the par 72 Esmer
alda Golf Course. The 8,077-yard
course was in excellent condition.
Miss Rawls, a Phi Beta Kappa
who tarned her degree In phyiics
at the University of Texas, was
expected to set the pace following
the sensational putting form she
displayed in the windup Sunday of
the Women’s Western Open at
Seattle.
/ "hF m m > t 6u > MV
v '' \ H C l C4 r x f t
RIDE.IN THEATRE
PHONE EA 2.1118*
ADMISSION Me
KIDDIE8 UNDER 11—FREE
TON1TE A FRIDAY
OAD, DON'T MXI ) 11
•miwc TIME. 18
TeRRIOLV p a co o u 3
IT SURE
. IS / „
OM/BCDVI
Ce-Featnra At 8:30 Only
“TRACK OF THE CAT”
ROBERT MITCHUM
CINRMASCOI’E A COLOR
STARTS TODAY
OPEN 2:45
FUNNIES THAN “SHAGGYDOG” A
DEUGHTFULLY DIFFERENT TALE OF LOVE,
LAUGHTER AND LEPRECHAUNS!
‘
TtM P. M. to 10:10 F. M. ------------ ENROLL N
A h h Bsgtoxsvs Ctoas — Mowdsys 8:41 to 7:48 fas .
R sbsswI iss ' Ctoas — Thsiadsya II s.si. to 11
f l M w U xdsr 14 Ctoas — Saturdays 11 s j i . te 11
Flgwre sad rrse-B tyls — finturdeja l : H le 8:88 u s ,
FR IT A T E LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT
Iw tr w is r — M r. G eetge M cDoffee
rw m te a o t
FURCMAM
you OAT A
. m i m osi
TBSedsjs 8:43 to 7:48 M*.
- Bstardays 4:M to 1:11 p.w
- Oaadsys 4J4 to 4:84 pus.
- M r. Beh Caapholl
ADMISSION FOR THIS ATTRACTION t
vAj o m s dip rr*acMrfitf
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Thun. Aur. 20,1959— Page 7
Decorating. f i t *
lA a it u
Work Guaranteed. SEMINOLE
P A I NT I NG CONTRACTORS
FA M M
Edylh Taylor. AUo, a apodal
ikaak you la JUr. Gaorf* Tatra
aai RriaaaoFmwral Doom far
dialling, Wkalig. S o r v l o g
l i n M i Co—ty ote— UM
U. M. G L U K N , Laka Mary.
Stra.^KUa Law—set, Mr*. MoruOa Taaplr,
Mra. Cora Findety, Mr*. Hratl Kiialnger, Mrs. Dorothy
McMlcka. Mr. William Black.
ROOF CLEANING AND COATING
Exeluilva agent tec SUKCO in
Dili area. Work guaraoteod, ca*
FA 2-3M? for fraa eriteiates.
BILL EVANS
1U I FORD CooTirtiblr. • cylinder,
straight Mick, excellent eondlGeo, private, M M. Pk. FA M T«
ea equipped, fiat per month.
Stenstrom
III N. Park Ave.
Homer Designed For
Florida Living.
Realty
Pk. FA MOO S A 4 Bedrooma— 1 ft 2 Bnthi
VA-FHAFHA In Service
Conventional
Finandnf
Down Payments
Low aa $425
ISM FORD PICKUP, a n clutch
aad paMt, bargain. Ph. FA 3-3791
SAN* SEM KNOLLS HOMESright hero la Sanford. have all of
tbeM features and more too.
Down payments start at 9330
Popular FHA Financing.
Drive by on Country Club road
4 blochi W. of French Avl. or
ciU Siempir Agincy.
ASSOCIATES; H. X. TsHer,
Arthur r . Day, Everett Harper
1 BOOM Efficiency Apt, private
Robert F. May, Bart Pileb*’
bath, suitable ter mm or couple.
Phene FA 2-4441
lit N. Park
Across from Pari Office.
For the Beit Buya In Baal Estate
SEE CULLEN ft HARKEY
W. A- Cagle, Jr. Salesman
114 N. Park Ave. Ph. PA 2-22*1
MODERN 3 bedroom apartment
CLAREN L. BRADY, Realtor
aad efficiency apartment, both
307 West Colonial Dr.
furnished. H i Palmetto. Then* Orlando, Fla.
GArden 2-1371
HUTCHISON APARTMENTS, 334
S. Atlantic Avo. Daytona Beach,
ter August reservations call
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
2544 French Ave.
J. W. HALL
Call Hsll"
Realtor
Phone FA 2-3441
3-BEDROOM, CB. Uk bath hone.
Phooe FA 2-3333.
HOMES AND LOTS for colored
people. Also homes built on lota.
Roy Wall, Phone FA 2-1317.
3-BEDROOM house, 2404 Adams
Court, Wynnewood. FA 2-1417.
MODERN S bedroom, electric kit
chen. corner lot, te city. Call
PARTLY FURNISHED lower floor
• room apartment. Call Mrs.
Appleby. FA 24441 or FA 2-3044.
WANT ACREAGE? Buy now and
profit by your investment. Two
acres, Lake Mary, $3,200.00;
Five acres West. of Sanford,
94,000.00; Nineteen Acrea with
large two alory house M i r Laka
Mary, only $27,300.00. Tbeae
offering* subject to prior sales
and change in prices.
Raymond M. Ball
•
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
"Now, thin coat
Windshield
Back Gtean
Deer Gteea
V in t Q u a
SERVICE
Seakarik Gteaa and Paint On.
111-114 W. tad a t
You u n move in tainedlately
White the papers are bains
p rocnased.
We Guana tea Paraonal
MORE FOR YOUB COMFORT,
Satisfactions On The
CALIFORNIA BOUND, Nary OffieCONVENIENCE * MONEY
Conatruction O f Your Home
•r can't taka bia 3 bedroom, 3
PRICE aiOM. . does not deterbitb Pinecrait home with him.
mine true value of t purchaie. Or Your Money Cheerfully
Compare SAN SEM KNOLLS
HOMES with other medium
priced homca before you buy.
LOCATION.. Ja a vary important
LISPING reoms. The Gables,
factor te bo coetidered before
401 Mag-Ha. FA M ill.
buying. . .Near Schooler Shop
ping Centers? etc.
INDIVIDUALITY. . .la an import
ant point to be considered la a
home. The flooc plaa ahould be
deiJfMd for convenience. Window
and door (pacing ahould bo ar
ranged te dliplay your borne
furniihinga to their belt advent-
EGGPLANT planU. Ph. F A M W
WAITRESS: Must be
be over 21 yrs. Apply
in person, Pig *N
Whistle.
to hi ii taking n Ion for quick
iilc. Located In walking distance
to Pinacreat School, thin home
ia ready for you to move into
today. Priced at lll.IM.oo, with
OPENING for 3 women to
good term*.
represent the lirgeit COS
METIC COMPANY In tbe
2 Bedroom homo, newly decorated,
World—AVON. We train you.
kitchen equipped, It. a good resi
Write, Manager, Box 244,
dential section, only 3134.00
Lockhart, Fla.
Down, balaaco Ilka raat.
Seminole Realty
PA I 4 B
• BIG VALUES
a quick credit
# EASY TERMS
WB 6IYB TOP VALUE STAMPS
WILSON - MA1ER
New Aad Used Fanitoe
SU B. Pint Rt
FA M M
Girt."
land Drive-In Theatre far Sob
Crumley. Sanford, lo ana "Aik
Any Girl."
SINGER ELECTRIC Sewing':
Slat, ter knltaen due, ta m
Bible party la thla tiri
Furniture Storage and Moving
complete with attacbmenU
To aad From Anywhere
aaw guaraalaa. • payment
Uaod fureitura, appliance!, tools
C. E. FWIXUPS
St.tT each or will dtaeouM
etc. Bougbt-sold. Larry'» Mart
1300 French Avo. Ph. FA RIM1
caik. Write Credit Man
313 Saaford Avt. Ph. FA RAISE
Bos CM, Saafbrd Herald,.
PUMPS - SPRINKLER
ISAVEI
Ail type* and sisaa, Install*
"Do It Younelf"
Now ft Used
GOOD uaod seven ft. tea
WE REPAIR AND SERVICS
Paraitaro and Appliancea
distributor. Ph. *A MN7,
• T I N E
Machinery aad Supply Co.
Mother of Sanford
SOT W. 3 ad f t
Ph. FA 344 20S-3M E. Fint 8L Ph. FA 3-091*
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wauM
Complete la v a
MaUtetuaee
liko room ft' board te private
Fartilliar—Spraytag — Mewiaj
borne, prefer downstairs ream.
JOHN LOMMRBil
EXCESS FURNITURE
411 Willow Avo. FA 3-713?
1—4* x U* Wool Carpet, 1-13* n
IF wool carpet, both in excel
ENVELOPES, Letterheads. Matelent condition. 1—GE refriger
meals, iavolece, band hills, aad
ator, vary nice. $73. Chroma din
rograma, att.
P regressive
ette set, practically aaw, coat
rioting Co. Phase FA 3-3M1 470, asking $30. Phone FA 2484T
3M Wait 13th St.
FACTOBT TO YOU
ALUMINUM
MODERNIZE and
VENETIAN BUNDS
BEAUTIFY
OPPORTUNITY
YOUR HOME or place of busi Enclosed bead. Sag-proef bottom
rail with plastic ends. Plastic ROCKET AND
ness with a beautiful, lastlag
or rayon tapes. Cottoa cr nylon JET ENGINE
and economical A S P H A L T
Servlet and Maintenance
cords.
DRIVE oc PARKING AREA.
Senkarlk
Gtaua
end
Paint
Co.
- FREE ESTIMATE 113-114 W. 2nd Ht. Pit. FA 2-4023 MISSILE
All Work Guaranteed
AND AIRCRAFT
Foot Lockars, Car Truaks, Tarps Design Drafting
Tents, Work Clothes. Army-Navy
Trained man ms? t a n ia H i d
Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave.
aa $130* or mom pep week. Bara
Locsled on Markham Hd. Near
Sanford
aa you learn. No need , to quit
PART-TIME GIRL—1 P. M. to 3
P. M., Monday through Friday.
1M Ft. treatsga ea Urge lake
Rapid typist, abte to deal with
wkh access te M. gahas River.
public, steady and dependable.
Madam tarnished callage with
Salary 31.00 hour. Credit AdjuttapprealmaUly 1,040 s q . f l . a l
nvent Service. Room 4, Florida
living area.
State Bank Bldg.
HOUSE to wreck, R. B. Riser.
$8,000 CASH
Phone FA 2 3430 or FA 2-4324.
BEAUTICIAN, esperitneed, tor
Roan l„ Payton. Broker
CHOICE of nearly new 2 B.R. CB Sanford's lending beauty aalon.
Registered Real Estate I n t e r
FA 2-7101.
home* in County Club Manor;
ASSOCIATE**
til Country Club Circle, in SECRETARY, some general office
Mary E. C anua — Lae Salvall
Mayfair Circle. Sale 3300 down,
experience, typing and short
Pk. FA 3-1301 lT-ts at Hiawatha
S37.M moot hi.Bent 47300
hand required. Pleasant working
month. Or will trade equity.
A HOME FOP
conditions, Sit* conditioned of
Alan
1044
Dodge
Ilk
ton
van,
ANY POCKETBOOK
fice. Forty hour weak. Apply
good condition; isle or trade.
FLORIDA S T A T E EMPLOY
Call owner, FA 2 4883.
1—Week-end furnished cottage,
MENT SERVICE. HO West Se
•teats to St. Johns river—47,300
cond Street.
ONE of Sanford's most beautiful
3—Nearly new 3 bedroom mason hemea priced for quick isle,
ry country home, over one-half by owner. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths,
acre lot—34,100
double carportr, screen porch, RELIABLE MECHANIC or service
built
in electric kitchen appli
station sUeadanl, age no barrier
3—Two bedroom frame, one acre
FA 2-6131
ances, air conditioned. -Corner If active. Riggs Sunoco Service Evenings A Sun.
-33,Y»
»A 2 3442
20th. and Urandriew Ave. Phone Station, 2711 Orlando lliwsy,
up t o ............ «S.»3
Sanford.
FA 2-3014.
4—
Lovely J bedroom masonry,
Also Wash n-Wear Suits 91*33
REMODELING k Repairs, coun
Over 1400 paira of Trousers.
large landscaped lot, located In
MEN to train for a future in the ter tops k Jalousie, FA 2-7734. Wo can fit all sites 2* lo 40
HOME SEEKERS
growing city of DeBsry, only
Rocket and Jet Field. See our
HIGHLAND PARK - Very nest
Man's 33.23 Bathing Trunks
ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby
3 bedroom, tUe bath home, allu ad under Class. No. 23. PAN
•
Now Me
Reds. Day. Week nr Month —
AMERICAN
TECH.
SCHOOLS
J—Two bedroom masonry k frame,
ded on welt Uo-lscsped corner
The store Is bulging with hun
FURNITURE CENTER
nest is a pin, inside Sanford—
lot with trees. Fully equipped
dreds of bargains for m o, wo
11M French Ave.
*4.400
electric kitchen. Just SU.100
man sod children,
Ph. FA 3-7032
with only $2100 down, 300 pel
ROUND,
SHORT and TALL
4—Lakafroot, 3 large bedrooms,
AIB CONDITIONING
month. Termt If desired.
COME ON IN, WE CAN FIT
masonry—$13,300
H. H. POPE CO.
Y'ALL
2M M. Park — FA 2-4214
MUTTONS Cl.©THING CENTER
7—Three bedroom masonry. Fla. WYNNWOOD — Attractive 2 bed
room, tile bath CR home, situat
* Hwy. 1192 Cor. 434
room. Hi tile baths, electric
ed oo U'xlM' lot with shade
.Closed Friday evening and all
kitchen, double csrporte, Urge
trass. Excellent condition. Too BABY SITTING, ironing. FA 24423
utility room—319,300
day Sat. Open Mon. thru Thurs,
many extras to list. This home
from Noon 'til ■ p. m. and open
STEADY
PART-TIME
work
after
9—Three bedrooms, masonry, tercan be yours for just $11,300,
4:00
P.
M.
weak
dayi
and
week
ratio floors, large lot with patio
with reasonable down payment,
ends. Phone FA 2 3272.
—414,113
One 34", 1-yr. old Hotpoint Range
and $33 per month.
Phene FA S-TIM
with push button and oven tim
DRESSMAKING,
Ph.
FA
2-3309.
4—Three bedroom frame, very
D A W N ' S
er. Call FA 2 3442.
PINECBEST
—
Very
lovely
1
bed
neat, rural location, only 34,300
BEAUTY SALON
room, 2 tile bath. CB home, HOUSE W(
READY-MIXED CONCRETE
Air Conditioned
located la s e c o n d sdditioa.
FA S33IO.
10—Three bedrooms, (urnUhed,
Mailbox Posts — Window Lintels
Fully
equipped
electric
kitchen.
just a step to supermarket, im
Window Sills — Grease Trips
Very nice'extras. Priced at only MAN, white, desires steady part
mediate possession—$11,000
Stepping Stones — Dry WtUa
time employment after 4 p. m
113,400. Pay Just 31123 down,
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
11—
Lovely homesita In Loch Ar
tit per month, and you can week days k Week ends Phone
30* Elm
FA 2-3731
bor section—32,300, other lots
FA 2 3772.
call ft "your home".
ia city from 31,000 up.
GARMENT FOREMANS JOB For all your Beauty Needs—liar-1
— Very lovely and
12—
Apprx. 33 aerci in an areaMAYFAIR
of
Experienced In Sewing Machine
nett's flesuty Nook, 103 So. Oak ■
spacious
3
bedroom,
2
bath
home
progress—44,300
FA 2 3742. Air Conditioned, Soft
Repairing. Write Ro*?rt F.
situated on Isrgs 102 x133' lot.
Lahey, Mlcbicot, Wisconsin.
Water, TV Stamps.
Fully aquipprd with ma n y
13—
Apprx. 7 acres cleared citrus
extras, this could be the home
land, plus a good 3 bedroom
you've been seeking. Total price 12jJPUmbte£jtervlc#s
bomr, nice shady yard—1>.*00
is Just 321,300 with reasonable
14—
Ten seres good farm, with nice
down payment, and payments of
3 bedroom home, close in on
1102 per month on VA loin.
paved road—414,000.
ON LAKE
W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR
Eti*. Methvin—Velma Geoialet,
Adelaida H. Moses — Assortatea,
HOt Park Avo.
FA M M
Realtor
ASSOCIATES
Richard II. "Dick" Hers,
WELAKA APARTMENTS: noma
Mgr. Mortgage Loan Dept.
private bath*. 11* W. Pint St
Mr*. O. H. "Amy" .Anderson
Jesnie Blair
G. R. "Guy" Strickland
These are Just a few of (he many
Stenstrom Realty
W. ft. Shippy
properties we have available
BBRBRRT STENSTROM
311 So. Fark Ave. Ph. FA 2 3441 Tor your Inspection—plus many
Re slate red Beaker
Sanford
other* thru co-operative RealLKN BIINKR
Evans Bldg. Lake Mary
4-ROOM unfurnished house. Phone
LOTTIE BROADWAT
Ph. FA 2130
FA 2 334.
REN TOIBETT
Whether you wish to buy or sell
MAJOR BROWN REALTY
It will pay you te sea us first.
BETTYE D. SMITH
Associates
Realtor
FARMER’S AGENCY
LAKE MARY
M N. Fork Pi. FA 3-1420
N, V. Farmer, Realtor
3-BEDROOM apartment, furnished. Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2-1144.
D.
H.
Whit
more
ALF-dLOCK.
SANFORD.
FLA.
Tel. FA 2-0441.
Lillian G. Traou
roned for professional building.
Associates.
103 ft. on Mellooville Ave.. 210
GARAGE APARTMENT, 113 W CLOSE IN: 3 bedroom. Ite bath,
3 story frame borne ia excellent US S. French Ave. Ph. TA 2-3221
ft. E. 3rd. St.: 105 ft. San Mar4th St. Apply 113 Magnolia. Pk.
condition
throughout.
Furniture
cos Avo. 113,000. Terms, Ik
FA 2-3413 or FA 2 4437.
After hours, FA 2-2411, FA 24421,
optional. Excellent neighbor FA 2-0281
down, ta' In I yr. at 0-.. By
hood. Only ttc.ooo. Exclusive
3-ROOM, ground floor, completely
owner, P. O. Box 1194. Sanford,
furnished,
t " ‘
with ua.
__ ____ bachelor
apartment
3-BEDROOM bouse, Florida room
Fla.
140 per month. 313 Palmetto.
NEAR NEW SHOPPING CEN air conditioned, range, drapas. VERY ATTRACTIVE CB I bed300 Plumose Dr. P h o n o
FURNISHP.D apartment, clean and TER: 2 bedroom, t bath neat
room bouar. tile bath, kitchen
FA 2-4010.
borne, asbeiloa shingle siding,
c l o s e in. Jimmy Cowan, Ph.
equipped, dining room, Fl a.
rA 2 4013.
csrporte, 31930.
BEST buy in the United Mates— 2 room, exterior newly painted,
Qoeo to town, churches, schouls,
1*37-1 BEDROOM kouao trailer. CONVENIENT lo High School, 3
bedroom bouse, furnished, pric
Ud hospital. Call FA 2-7197.
bedroom, 1 bath CB home; Flor
Phone FA 2-7111.
ed at $3,250. Edward F. Lane,
ida room. Large lot. 115,300.
Phone FA 2HOI or FA 2-34—.
3-BEDROOM home. Wynnewood
FOR SALE
kitchen equipped, 3 » per month.
SALE or BENT: Small homo on
Pbooe FA 2 3430.
100‘x332' lot with fruit trees.
Grocery Store
97,300. Call FA 2-1223.
Good Conditio* — Equipped
pad. Call FA 24043._________
Boy Block A Am m s Laser
SALE or RENT: Five acre farm.
Phooe FA 3-0913
3-BEDROOM furnished apartment. IF IT IS HEAL ESTATE
Large 3-hgdroom house. Large
'
downstairs. rlean and eloae to!
Write 1MI. Hex 3*1, fteofwJ
ask Crumley A Monteith
barn. Easy terms. Joseph B.
f
MILK COW for sale,
FA 2-1M7.
AIR CONDITIONLNC
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORE
HOT Saofard Avo.
FA 3-4342 COLLIE, black and white famale,
IS months old. ARC registered.
Phono FA 2 1312.
PLUMBING
Contracting A Repairs
Fret Estimate a
R. L. HARVEY
204 Sanford Avo. Phone FA 3-3343
Your EVINRUDE Dealer
Robaon Sporting Goode
Plumbing 4 Repairs :04-4-8 E. 1st. Pb. FA 34941
Joe C Thomas
1413 Sarite f t
FA 1-444 BOAT, $30.00. Pb. FA 24741
WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
*
Wc Invite you to b* our gu—t4 absolutely fret
without obligation at on* of Sanford'a lending
Motels white you locate ouitnble housing for
you nod your family. Pick up your key at tho
Salon O ffice .
Corner Hwv. 17-M ft 27th St
trained. For ftitt information,
chack which field yoa ire to'
lerested in and write ugrw tot
Rocket and Jet Division '
PAN AMERICAN
Technical Schools
CM>
VYlcuwJt
*280
DOWN PAYMENT
PARK
HOMES
MONTHLY PAYMENT
When You Can
Have
• ClMiptetO 1 B0<T4444
Inctedon Cl—lag Cent
Tara W «k On 20Lk
SL Fallow Co entry
Cteb Eft. * Watch
For Omr Big— . - •
O PEN D A IL Y
• if* A. M. TQ Dark
SUNDAY
S:M P. M. TH Dark
Homs • Florid* Eni4*
• Utility Rooms • Carw
port# • 1 4 afcn if r l Lai
• City Wator a a i Sowago • Paved Btroota
ALL FOR
�< » .__
�~ n rn
W lA T H K S t flw W y f c f c through Itta rA q r, f n r ahotruf*. H t f t M 9
M W N . Low to«l|M f t to TV.
Rubik Employes Can't Join Teamsters
Tremors Shake Parks Again
Northern Demos Giving Up
On Rights Action This Year
Archbfehf
PORT AU P
The Seminole County toning
regulations rlfoit gel anwUmr i0*
view trow county end Boning com
missioners in n lew tow mooting
tost night.
The report'! final term will be
adopted within four month*, Coun
ty Zoning Director to boot Brown
•aid.
Preeent Boning legtdntlone are
*0 general that then la tee much
room for argument In tadteUual
ease*. Brown said, The prepoaed
Dynatronks Plans
Convertible Bonds
" Dyndrsnlu win lasos eanvsrtMa toads in M te SO days, John
A. Morris, sMleUst te the firm'*
president kid h s M
Jeyeeet
FNW wy.
The bowk wfll ho oonvsrtlbk Is
slock wtoa stock Is lamed la e
year or two said Morris, whs is
vCftmre Attempt
At Ike Charged
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - HouM
Ipaaker Itomas D. Bstslay called
an Informal meeting •! all rep
resentatives h r Sept. I k Jack
sonville to Iron out "misrepresen
tst W ’ of tha propowd mpportionment amend meat.
would lead ta "tortoos eoneeBeasley said la a letter to all
qutncee" aad todataa the kde- ropresoeUtlvea that "there Is a
pcodence of the former Preaeb small group In the atek which la
misrepresenting aoma of the facts
protectorate.
concerning the rsapperUcnmaot
amendment."
Beauty For Miami?
The aneendmaat, calling for a
LOHQ BEACH, Calif. (UP1) *
UB * member House aad 1 U-
may be
Beach next year. The peeilbiUty
developed after a rift betwe
the city of Long Beach aad
swim tab firm which
WASHINGTON (VP D—The Bam t o
ale wrangled until amost midnight
Polio Rate Doubles
k ana of t o bitterest, most
fusing partisan parliamentary
WASHINGTON (UP!) - Polio
hates of t o year, leme lawmaker* ease* in t o first a week* of the
■hirgid R wm an attempt to "eea- year continued to climb last week
to e r i" Presldeat Eisenhower..
aad nearly doubled t o Utt rate,
When the matter finally wee eat- t o government reported today.
Mad altar SH hours of debate and The Public Health Service re
atx rail calls, t o Senate waa ea ported that for t o week ending
* aa opposing Si to an ea ad- Aug. IS, tore were 474 eases re
retloa nropoaM to axchanga ported with IT* of tom paralytic.
mtltloa ta short term 4 per
federal national mortgage AF On Griddle
assn, bonds for maturing 2% per
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Houm
neat, long-term Treasury beads
kvestigatora planned today to ask
Tha Senate adjourned after
Air Force officials what to y think
aesstea of U hours and 10 minutes. about t o “ lush entertainment" of
A Dam
Democrats charged that t o gra military officers by Mg deftnae
^ o se d
sp would ha a bon contractor*. Questions aeemad
sais for bond dealers and would likely concerning the advertising
t o Treasury fto million. They of Air Forco guided misallea by
also aaid It wm a gimmick te help such companies u Boeing In be
the Bisenbowar administration bal half sf the Bomare.
ance t o budget m paper.
Republicans, with a few Demo Wedding Jitters
crats agreeing, countered that t o
SOGNE, Norway (UPI) — Stev
en
Rockefeller and his fteancec
was an attempt te censure t o
went through a dress rehearsal to
president.
day for to ir wedding, and th
day for to ir wedding, and t o
n-year-oid heir to the Rockefeller
Debote Scheduled millions contested he waa mt
vous now and probably would be
On Canal Plans
Saturday. ‘T o very human and
the proposed Sanford-Titusville I'm Just lika anyone eUe," be laid.
cornel will bo debated Tuesday "I think I’ m narvout, 1 think I'll
night by County Commission bo nervous tomorrow."
Chairman John Krider and the
praaktent of the Florida Wildlife Trafficante Back
NEW YORK (UPI) - The New
Federation.
York World-Ttl«gram and Sue
Federation president Dr. H.
will oppose the project said today that Santos Trafficante,
and Krider wUl speak foe it at wanted for questioning In th* (lay
the courthouM meeting of t o ing of Albert Anastaste hat re
■amino!* County Sportsmen'* As- sumed gambling activities in
-sodaLion. The meeting Is scheduled Cubs. Traffic ante, arreitad in Ha
vana last June I as an "uodssirk r ■ p. m.
able" by t o Caitro regime, wm
ordered deported but later t o edict
U. S. Runs Behind wm cancelled without explanation.
Reds, Texan Says
MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-T h e a ss military etrengtb, compared
k Russia's, has "grown steadily
■aehar" during t o cold war, ar•erdiag to Sen. Ralph Yarborough
(M a x -).
Yaihorougb, te an address here
* y to t o national Disabled
1 Veteran* convention,
$40 billion spent annually
Ip the United States far military
‘Is not
AA Young Team
BIRMINGHAM, AU. (UPI) Juventl* officer D. B. McClesky
Merged an eight-year-old girl here
with bnrglory sod grand larceny.
Me said he was chagrined te lean
Mtel her two, four and it*-year-old
haiped bar break into a
t shop and deal 910 k
wieners aad shew*
J J fg jjaeookiaa,
nkl
Model Flight Fails
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Aa at
tempt to launch n full-scale model
of a manned satellite at Wallopa
Island, Va., failed today when a
teat rocket fired prematurely.
Space agency (dentists had sche
duled the flight in hope* of letting
emergency pilot e*ctpc aad reeevery ayatems to be used for
t o eaptult in t o Mercury manned
satellite program.
Inflation Talk Hit
UNITY HOUSE. Pa. (UPI) Tm AFL-CIO today accused t o
Ffbenhower administration of try
ing to "brainwash" t o nation in
to believing that calamitous in
flation is Just around t o corner.
This k Jum camouflage to dis
guise ita eliort* to return to
petlcia* t o t brought economic
disaster to America in 1920, to
Xxacutiva Council of t o Ftdera
Forum D olayod
A data for the open forum on county property appralanlg
be selected next week, county eommUalonen said today.
The hearings probably will be bald at night in the Civic
Center.
The Dowling Appraisal Co. will cease ita public office
checks of Dowling’a appraisal cards tomorrow, but the eto
praisera will continue checking end rechecking the figures
"until final acceptance" by the county commission, Chairman
John KHder said.
mood district. This wUl save Has,
Brown siplalnsd.
Mora residential, agricultural
and com try home districts will he
cissted under tha new raise.
There will he overall ihaages te
tone* ranging from aae family
residential through Industrial. As
devclepasnt occurs, agricultural
and country home u n i win be
WAUQNGTQN (VP1) — Nina panaya-gaBoa lacraaea k seem
fo-toned to higher claaaifkation.
A map designating spieito am- House. Republicans moved today Une taxes,
Ing dlatskta la In prsparatlsa.
to kree action by t o House All hat three ol t o commlttoate
Thera must he public hearings Public Works Committee aa a “ * 5 ,lbU*“ * * ■ £ *
— ------------------------- Chairman Charlaa A. Buehley (Dprior to adoption of tha regula
.
N. Y.) a latter demanding that
tions by tha county commission*
scs. The ruka ere hosed ea mo
dem sotting In other arses and
"I believe that R wU be wise
for t o memhere of t o House to
meet la aa infernal caucus for
t o purpose of formulating a
means of advising t o voters of
t o state of t o facta concerning
t b e proposed reapportionment
amendment," he said.
Hawaii Becomes
50th State, New
Flag Unfurled
WASHINGTON (UP!) — Pros!dent Elsenhower today proclaims
Hawaii t o 30th stale of the union
and unfurls a top secret — the
design of t o new 10-star Ameri
can flag.
Thera was speculation Old
Glory would have four rows of
sight stars and three rows of six
star*, with the second, fourth and
sixth row* indented.
The brief ceremony officially
making Hawaii a State
wa*
scheduled for late this afternoon
fas t o White House Cabinet room.
Compensation Law
Discussion Set
Group Tries To Force
Action OnGasTax Hike
Satellite Capsule sysi? '0" ““
Did You Notice
This Happening!
WASHINGTON (UPl>-The gov
ernment reported today t o t t o
cost *f living A m fractionally k
July to roach an all-time high.
The Increase amounted to thro*
tenths of one par cent.
Higher prices were reported by
the Labor Department In nearly au
areas of the consumer spending.
The Increase, plus a decline In
spendable earnings, rqgirrd.con•umtr buying power by approxi
mately LI per cent.
However, more than one million
workers with contracts tied to t o
coat of llviog will receive auto
matic wag* increases. Generally
these will amount to about two
cents an hour.
Paddlewheel Life
M ay Be Short
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP!) The Explorer VI, America'! Padcflewheal satellite, may remain In
orbtt only two years Instead of
t o 40 to 39 years originally astlmsted, according to Smithsonte*1 Astrophyeicsl Observatory ex
perta.
Dr. Yoehihide Koiai, astronom
er at t o oh#*rvstory, said Thurs
day night that t o sun and moon
are draining away the Ilf* of t o
ar*- aoara
---------'
— to the
satellite which
close
height objects of t o heavens.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Gov.
LeRoy Collins wiU meet early
nuxt week with Industrial Com
mission Chairman James T. Voealk to diacuao possible changes
te administration of Florida's new
unemployment compensation laws.
The citrus Industry bss been up
set during t o past week* over
workers who have loot Jobless
benefit* because of the new law.
Passed by the 1939 Legislature, 5 Pints O f Blood
t o act increased benefl!* and du
ration of benefits for Jobless work- Asked For Patient
era but at t o same time it tightL. Q. Pickering, Adjutant of
up qualification require- Roosevelt Camp 19. United Span,
ish War Veterans, la In Seminole
Memorial Hospital and needs five
I f ■ A Habit
pints of blood. The commander of
HANOVER, Va. (UPI>- Mar Roosevelt Camp 13, U.S.W.V. re
vin Scoter, 37, of Kuqusy Springs, quests that all who can to donate
N. C„ and Clyde R. Biller, 34, of blood, which la needed to replenish
Miami, released from Jail Thurs t o supply at t o blood bank.
day morning after serving terms
BVoed may be given at the Blood
tor auto theft, worr arrested Bank In the hospital Monday,
Thursday afternoon and charged Wednesday and Friday after
with stealing a car.
noons.
VANDENBERO APR, Cal*. JPI) — Ship* Marched g 10,000iquara mile area elf t o Pacific
today la America's late* attempt
to recover a apace capwle, but
tore was little hope t o katrumeat-filled package would be
found.
The JOO-pound, *1 bp M-toh cap
sule waa aucceaafully ejected from
Discoverer VI satellite Thursday,
but shipa and planee waiting for
t o recovery failed la eight R er
bear Us radio signals.
Therefore it la ualtkalv that the
capsule will be recovered although
the search will be continued. .
aaid t o Defense Department in
Washington. ,
It wm t o second failure k six
day* at recovering a space u p
side from orMt, aad t o third
time la t o Discoverer series this
year.
Suceiaful recovery, figured at
odd* of about 1,000 to 1, would have
been a space ago first and marked
a step forward la rtsearch aimed
at taking man into space.
Farmers T o Hear
Appraisal Report
The Seminole County Farm Bu
reau will meet at 1* a. m. Saturday
In t o courthouse to hear reports
by it* commlttaee studying land
reappraisals.
The committees wan appointed
last week after the Bureau quas
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Honed values placed
on various
types of agricultural land*. AU
citrus, vegetable and poultry men
are invited to attend Saturday's
meeting, Charles T. Lawson,
president of t o Bureau, eald.
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been approved by the Ways aad
Mesas Committee M a aweaa «f
blocking a draetle cutback k eonatructloa of t o 41,100 • mile aug
er highway system. The proposal
la bow ponding before the Public
Works Committee.
Buckley end other committee
Democrats revolted Thursday,
contending that t o proposed tax
bits la too big.
Speaker Sam Rayburn apant
most of Thursday trying to per
suade t o Democrats to go along
so t o legislation can reacn t o
House floor quickly. Today's Re
publican move put Buckley under
p r e s s u r e from both politic si
camps.
The Republicans formally re
quested Uucklsy to call a com
mittee meeting — tbs first step
to a procedure to y could follow
to pry the bill out of t o com
mutes should a stalemate develop.
Oral Polio Vaccine
M ay Become Way
To M a ss Immunity
CHICAGO (UPI>— A group ef
T u l e n e University researchers
said today there Is a strong possi
bility that orel polio vice t o given
to a segment of Uia populstiun
could effectively vaccinate t o
entire natioo.
The researchers laid 1 scientific
study indicates that tha Immunity
gamed from the vaccina could b*
passed on from one person to an
other.
It appears that t o Immunity a
child would receive from t.ie oral
vaccina can be passed on to other
children, ultimately Immunising
t o entire community, to y Mid.
Foiled By Faint
Open House Set
At Altamonte
NEW YORK (UPI) —
Teller Mrs. Mary Downes feinted
Thursday and therewith thwarted
a holdup.
Mrs. Downes blacked out when
a man handed her a note, laying
he had a gun and demanding 0 ,000.
Aa she fell, eh# sot off an alarm
gong that sent t o bandit on the
run. He escaped, ‘ mptybanded.
The A l t a m a n l o Elementary
School, Seminole County'* newest
school, will bold open bouse Sun
day from I to 3 p. m., Georgs
Dabbs, principal announced.
Plana for th* school building are
th# u n i aa those to b* used for
Longwood and South Seminole Ele
mentary Schools. Th* school, which
will b* in u m for t o first Uma this
year, accommodates grades 1-4.
Needle Guides Boy Through Minefield
VIENNA (UPI) - A teen-age
Hungarian probed hie way across
a border minefield with ■ knitting
needle to escape into Austria, po
lice reported today.
The 17-year-old youth's name
w m withheld to protect relatives
still in Hungary, But police re
vested t o full details ef t o
escape, which took piece Wednes
day night
He was warned by friends be-
Hungarian authorities have loaded
t o border area with buried land
mines, which explode and malm
or kill when stepped 00. An ISyear-oid Hungarian girl was near
ly killed by ooe such mine earlier
Ibis year but her escaping family
carried bar serosa t o border.
Friend* told t o youth to take
some sort ef probe with him to
check the ground in front of him.
Ma ‘
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because it was sharp and slender Th* barbed wire and minefields
for sticking into to . ground and wen cleared away during t o
easy to conceal on hie way to Mm November, 1934, Hungarian revo
border*
if* got through t o barbed wire
and escaped t o border patrol
guards Manning t o strip f r o m
to ir watch towers. From then on,
it wm a alow crawl across the
minefield, with t o hnltjkg needle
probing every few Inches k front
of him and pointing t o safe path
lution, and hundreds of thousand*
of refugees streamed acroae.
But t o new tough Communist
regime put to after t o crushing
of t o revolution brought back t o
mioM and mad# border crossing
man dangerous than ever.
Only about ten refugees a month
manage to oicapo acmes th a
hark* into Austria male U f a
BARUCJl A T to — Btil]
active and alert approach*
rutrd Baruch, America’s
elder atattomsB, told r**
M v im
k a dotsA't thlMk
not ag much,'* ha paid.
IT a p p r o v i n g « reform men*
earn dsaawnced by t o AFL-CJO
aa "vteioua." Ninety-five Demdarats from aoutore end baeiet
state* Joined 1M Repubticene It
voting far R.
"We are coavinced that t o
vote against labor lest week wag
of n legislative package deal
reen t o southern Dcmocrak
and northern Republicans aad . ,
a swap sf votes w m pledge^*
t o council said in a statement.
Tha Influential northern D*tna>
crate (*U that prospects stlU ara
batter than 50-50 that Democrat!*
leader Lyndon B. Johnson would
steer n moderate civil rights M i
through t o Senate bafare Con
gress adjourns.
But to y b*U*vtd tha Room
would not get a chanee before naal
year to act on rights legislator
K
Water slowly receded yesterday,
thanks to emergency walla, drain
age ditches, and no more rain.
8yd Leafesty, chairman of t o
Red Cross disaster committee,
laid damage would easily go ever
t o ft million mark. Sheriff Ed
Blackburn said that waa g "con
servative" figure.
Lenfesty said t o loss would be
much greater U it waa found wa
ter bad damaged borne founda
tions in the area.
Officials Mid National Guard
troops would continue to patrol
the section to atop slgbucera and
discourage looting untU police
cars Could travel t o streets.
Contractor Held
In Widow's Death
WINTER PARK (UPI) - Wil
liam Vikas, 30-ycsr old contractor,
was Jailed here today In connec
tion with t o midnight pistil stay
ing Thursday of Mrs. Velma O.
Hoover, 93-year-old widowed beau-
*y-
Officers aaid Vikas would ba
held on charges of "suspicion of
homicide" until an Inquest is held
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hoover, mother of four,
waa funned down on her front
lawn shortly after going for a
midnight swim with bar dale to
her backyard pool.
Batista's Wife
In Seclusion
DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) -Mr*.
Fulgent to Batista remained to se
clusion with hnr five children at
her 132,300 home here today, fol
lowing her husband’s chartered
airplaa* trip from tha Dominican
Republic to Portugal.
Frank Brass, an attorney ter
t o family, aaid t o wife of t o
sx Cubaa premier waa slightly ill,
probably from nervous tension.
Batista said today to Lisbon
he planned to establish permanent
residence M Ike Portuguese Island
of Madeira.
Batista bald g "ate. political'
chat with newsmen following n
brief sightseeing tour of Lisbon.
Ik ‘ *
Father Of Three
To Change Sex
LONDON (UPI) — Alee Damsun, 43-year-old garage mechanic
and father of three children, said
today be would undergo a series
of operation* that would ehange
him into a woman.
"When I come out of Guy'a Hoepltal to nine months' time 1 shall
have changed my sex and my
name," he said. "After that I
shall maka a fresh atari."
Dawioa, proprietor of a garage
in Wootton, said hla decision to
change his sex meant " a clean
break" with his family—wife Pag,
43, and hla Ihre* children, John,
21, Stephen, 15, and Barbara, A
"I have always had feminine
characteristics," Dawson l a i d .
"Evtn aa a youth, my triaotk
called me Alice. I ought to have
guns for treatment years ago, bnt
I kept putting it off ter t o sabs
of my family.
Negroes1 Election .
Push Falls Short
MEMPHIS. Tens. (UPI) — A
record white vote detested ■ hid
by flv* Negro candidates sacking
major Memphis city elective of
fice* Thursday. The flvo N ope
candidates ran poor seconds.
Final returns from t o US afcy
precincts ibowed a total vote M
129,417 which w m • record
out and reprcsMtcd 04 per
of t o 187,541 registered va
37,10* of whom are Negroes.
Truman Joins Benny
HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ-A widely*
known amateur musician, farmer
President Harry Truman, wiU
team up with another amateur
musician of note, romedian Jack
Benny, OcL II on television. Tru
man wUl ho n guest aa Benny’s
show on t o Columbia HroadcMt
teg hastem TV network
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history, Boom wawkora vtQ ha
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POST JACOOW, A C —Frtvatg
D A ILY
Am part e t h h hack trnhlag kt
will bn taught rifle marksmanh ip , drill, taotk o. camouflage.
mJttlary cowtrar, flret-ald and
atkar katle subjects. Ha will loan
haw h throw • oranada, lira In
pNak darkness, crawl under bark*
ad win with aaehiaa sun overhead, aad defend Maaetf in aim*
latad ehamlcal, biological aad
radiolocknl warfare aituatkas.
C R O SSW O R D
wing aeid Monday.
The aaaretary of health, educa*
Uoa aad welfare said about hall
of Uw 1171 million apont oa medi
cal ra March during fUcal in o
waa contributed by tha federal
government.
re tha superstructure gate up.
But, already, Capital Architect
J. Georaa Itowart lu a had Ida
headache*. Far aaa thhg, ha had
ta cat the buildcra to a u r a a riaar
ant aad bur ■ breakthrough."
"The Halting factora la what which tuna through h a aaaarawa term n ora ah program a r t UOOe
manpowar and facilities," Flem This la Tiber Crack, wkkk baa
ming told aewamea before be dm meandered under Capitol Hill h r
dleatcd hla department'a new w- canturiea. Ooee M carried bargee
gkoal headquartora here.
up horn tha Potomac bearing M ae
riemmlag acid there would ba for the Capitol building. Workmen
"sufficient funds avsilabla" to be atralghUaed IU courea and then
gin any approved project! In can contained It in a lt-foet concrete
•f modem Uring win
cer research during 1CC0.
•quart sewer.
The National Cancer Institute
will have about lias million at
lie dlfpocal during tMD^ h i said, N o D oubt N o w
NCWABK, N. J. <UPI>—Jamea
M. O'Brien apparently thouffit be
bad insufficient credentials as an
Irishman. He kgaUy changed hla
middle name Monday from Morti
mer to Patrick.
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House has put itself oa ronoed ft
Uw U h time aa opposing d
admission of Communist China i
the United Nations.
The vote was a lopsided MM.
Uw two dissenting votes ware
c u t by Bapa. William Mayer (D*
Vt) and ThomM L. Ashley (DOhio). Mayor, a member of Uw
Houm Foreign RslaUoaw Commit
tee, told the Houm Uw resolution
wm "unnecessary aad uadesir•Me."
However, Houm Democratic
leader John W. McCormack
(Mass.) argued that the reeolutka
waa UmeJy "particularly prior to
tho visit of Soviet Premier Niki
ta Khrushchev to the United
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ATLANTA (U P !)- Aa air Una
flight waa an routs from Chicago
to Atlanta.
Tka stowardoM cam# tn tha
pilot's cabin and announced that a
passenger was sick with strung
aymptoms of aa apoandleltk at
tack. Ttw pilot aent na immodkto
radio request to AUanU and a
doctor mat tha flight at the air
port.
After a 33-miauto delay because
of Um omorgaacy, the flight took
off again lor Miami and the physi
cian filed hla report.
The medical. diagnosis: The
woman's girdle waa ton tight
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FA 2-0375
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A t Fa re w e ll P a rty
Nine Families 11
Welcomed By
W. W. Hqstesses
rs. Covington
Honored A t
Stork Shower
GARDEN o r THB MONTH - Thn home of Benalor a n d Mrs. Douglas
b U iU tto m , 490 Elliott Ave. has been choeen by tha Sanford Garden Club
*i.
(Photo by Bcrfatrum)
as garden of tha month.
Davidson Pick
O f Outstanding
Student
atwapaper b a t and scrambled
wards wore played. Bafreahnwata
of marshmallow delight, floating
Weed poach, mints aad ants were
served to the guests.
Those attending vers Mrs. B.
H Covington, Btta Tucker, HatMb Oreaao, San Btocto, Judy Mias,
Raima McCartney, L am ias Flow« * , Joyce Coviagtea, Frieda SadMr, Becky Cratsiagcr, Myla Craw-
Wally Philips, son of Mr. aad
Mrs. Wallaca M. Phillips. 200*
Lilly CL baa received a scholastic
scholarship from Davidson CoUefe,
la Davidson. N. C. aad will enroll
there this fall to study medicine, in
preparation for a career as a phy
sician.
Wally was an honor student thn
entire four yean of high school.
He was active In dramatics, and
his favorite subject was math aad
advanend trigonometry- He was
president of his class during his
freshman year, a member of tba
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scheiberglee club, double quartet, swim
g*r, los Z. Woodland Dr., hava
ming chib, “S" club and tba bas
returned from Nassau, where they
ketball'team.
Ha attended Boye State during
bis junior year and was s Msy
Dsy attendsnt ona year. He lista as
his hobbles, ttnnls and muiic. Ha
has won several cupa pitying ten
nis in various contests and he plays
tins which proved to be just the piano and sings.
about the rigid proportion of morn
ing sales meetings, with afternoon He spent the summer working
aad evenings free to tnjqr tha at the resort hotel Windsor in
eights and sounds. The cpnven- Elisabethtown, N. J. While them
he made some interesting sightseetioo consisted ef tha three1'Flor- Ing
tripe Into Canada aad Naw
Ida divisions of the company •
The Zcbeibergers most sethus- York CUy, where he also saw sev
Uatically proclaim it the perfect eral shows and playa.
vacation spot, wtth outdoor danc
ing and eating (aa fliaal), native
calypso music. swimming by
moonlight m UMs near ■■■*»•
Bm rtfy dear water around Nas
sau and last hut by no means
tout, shopping at the world re
nowned straw market
The couple drove to Tampa
where they met II representatives
of the company and their wives
aad the entire group made the
Ec h e lb e rg e rs W in
"T rip T o N a s s a u
pernor Chooses
Flak Leaioaade Float
Pink lemonade float la pretty
for a party. Combine 1 cup
Nashville School enough
of lemon juice, 1/3 cup «f sugar
Jo Ann Hood, daughter ef Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Hood, Myrtle Ave., aad ft cup of maraschino cherry
plans to continue her education at Juke.
Stir until sugar dissolve* and
add S cups of chiliad carbonated
water. Pour over orange or lemon
aherbet in 6 tall glasses. Garnish
with maraschino cherries.
Ttoundl and on the tally Staff Bar
senior year.
She teaches tha kindargartaa
Sunday School class at the Nasiream Church aad is vice-president
ef the Young People's Society.
During the summer, aba has beta
working at Philip* Colonial Ctoaa-
rBobbie Honored
On Birthday
Bobbie Lee Hite, daughter ef
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hite, cele
brated her eleventh birthday re
cently.
The party table followed a pink
theme with pink frosting em the
ake, pink ice craam aad plak
imonade.
Eleven of her Pinecrest friends
Joined Bobbie to see a movie aad
then to enjoy the birthday cake
aad favors.
Attending were Peggy Gerria,
Candy Ashton, Jan Simpsoo. Sussa White. Mary Raa Hite, SheUa
Jordan, Genctte Hite. Fay Gittier, Sherry Dsnltls, Leilaal Jor
dan aad Susie Simpson.
t
Tha First Church of the
N A Z A R E N E
ef Sanford wakoaaaa you
113 S. Maple Ave.
Hobart Spear J r , pastor
for tha Mtaiioa. Decorations de
pleted the bridal motiff. Tba hos
tess bad parsoeaily dressed a doll
aa a bride aad had placed it la Dm
crater of tba bride-elect’s gift
table. Mrs. B. J. Dodd kept tba ftfl
book.
.Delicious refreshments v a r a
•anrad to tba guests following tba
gamae and gift opcaing. Mrs.
Opbie Harbin being tba game eaateat winner.
These Invited Included.: Mmot.
Croon, o. C. Wheaton. Jim Whenlow. Freddie Wbeatoo. Clyde Kidd.
Lloyd H. Dodd, Loin Meadorv,
Jack Strickland, H. J. Slayton,
T oo Ferrell, Lewis LoU. Robert
Vines, H. B. Scott, Lynn. Swansea,
B. W. Estes. Jsne Adriatico, Albert
Woodruff, Young Harris, Herbert
New families welcomed to San Harbin. George Means, Bob Jonos,
ford by Walcoma Wagon boataaaaa Bob Peeler, Slayton Harrison,
Jack Dodd, Robert Foote, B. J.
tha past week include Mr. aad Dodd. Kbble Hamsun, Dr. Lillie
Mrs. Thorass A. Morris of Nor Hoi*1 y, Rita Meadows and MUman, Okie. Mr. and Mrs, Merria dred Mather*.
will teach at Semlnalo High School Mrs. Kd Parker, of Goldrntod,
had her home beautifully decorated
this year.
the bathroom shower on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. George It. Pharr for
honoring Mias Slayton.
aad children. John Bay and Anna avenlag
Mrs. Bob Parker and Mrs. Jack
from Statesville, N. C. Mr. Pkart
will teaeb at Lyman School.
Mr, and Mrs. Pcfar Christo and
children, Tommy, Patsy and David Lake Mary Fire
from Tampa. Ha la an employe
Auxiliary Meets
of Dynalronics.
Warrant officer and Mrs. Dale The Ladles Auxiliary of tba Laka
Denning, Mary Lou aad Tina from M « y Volunteer Fire Department
Kenosha, Wls. Tba Dennings have will bold a meeting at tba Art
recently completed a tour of duty bouse, at S p. m. Thursday. All
at Ewakunl, JapanOther families living here while
their husbands a rt stationed at
N.A.S. are: Mr. aad Mrs. Georgs
Conklin and daughter Jo Ann.
Tbclr home town la Memphis,
Tran.
Mr. vtd Mrs. G. W. Sanders,
Keith and Myra, from Tallahas
see.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone Rey
nolds and ehUdxca, Gary, Chris,
Patricia, aad Judith, Tba Rey
nolds family aru from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Clark
and children, Roger, Robert aad
Jambs from North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. King
and son Jimmie from Nsveda.
By MAHAN B. JONBS
Tea mar* parties bare bean
give* for popular bride-elect, Mias
Mary Ann Slayton. Oviedo. Mrs.
P. 0. Dodd and Mr*. B. C. Dodd
cehasted a miscellaneous shower
kefariag her at tba home of tba
fonaer in Goidenrod last weak.
Miss Slayton was preaeatad with
a lovely corsage ns aka arrived
WALLY PHILIPS
Interesting Studies
To Be Presented At
H. D. Clubs Soon
i
* / '•s^ Tfa ’'ti'' i ' i
"Your Family's Business" one
of the informative classes present
ed at the Home Demonstration
Short Course in Gainesville, this
year should be an Interesting
study for busy housewives at their
club meetings thin falL
According to Mrs. D. D. Dan
iel, Seminole County H. D. club
member who took the course,
some problems women should con
sider are monsy management,
consumer credit. Interest rates,
investments, Insurance, f a m i l y
budgeting and record keeping.
Dr. C. C, Moxby, the- instructor
also discussed social security, in
come tax problems and contracts,
lie elaborated on the 'attcr and
explained several phases of con
tracts including the "Married Wo
mans' Act," a law passed 10 years
ago which says "A woman cannot
sell or encumber real estate with
out her husband's signature".
Mrs. Eva A. Hunt of tha San
ford Afternoon Home Demonstra
tion club who took the course
"Hume Grounds" says many good
points on planting and care of
shrubbery were given. They were
told to remember when planting
shrubbery .that U. grove both in
height and circumfereace and
should be planted so the front door
of houses can be seen. Flowers
should be placed where they can
be seen from the house.
Mrs. E. L. Fulford and Mrs. I).
Harold Fauvsr givo some sugges
tions brought out In the study of
Money Management, Consumer
Credit and similar studies. Study
how to spend the family's money
so that each member knows the
needs In the family unit. Each
member will (hen know that every
purchase made la for the benefit
and welfare of the others.
When buying a home, car, ap
pliance etc., ask yourself "Can I
pay for these additional payments
besides what I am already pay
ing? Will the item last longer
than the time 1 have to make pay
ments for it? Will 1 want it as
much when 1 make payments on
' •»*s, *
It as 1 do now? Will it mean bet
ter living-labor w in g ?"
You should shop for credit the
same at you do for clothes and
food. Interest rates and cost vary
greatly. If you are not covered
by social security, visit your near
est Social Security Board fur pro
per Information on how to get oo
the roll.
As n last admonition they say
"Girls, if you haven't a birth cer
tificate, get one pronto".
O vied o
Personals
Br MARIAN R. JONES
Mr. and Mri. Jack King, Jr. are
the proud parents of a baby son,
born August 17, at the Winter Park
WEDNESDAY
CYP of the First Christian
Church meets at S:30 p. m.
Pinecrest Baptist Church Prsytr
Meeting at > p. m.
Mid-week ntbto Hour of the
First Presbyterian Church at 7
returned from Miami, having p. m.
made hte trip to take their daughter Chancel Choir Rehearsal of First
and grandchildren home after n Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.
visit here. Mrs. Betty Brown,
Grace Methodist Church Com
David, Bobby and Haul.
Mrs. C. M. Arie has returned mission on Educe Jon meets at •
from a trip to Myrtle Beach, S. C\, p. m.
where she took her grandsons to Monday through Friday 0 to 12
meet their parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. m. Vacation Bible School at
C. M. Arle, Jr. and spent n week Grace Methodist Church.
with them, later spending n while
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beard.
Wiley Abell, cashier at the Cit
izens Bank of Oviedo, is missing
from his desk in the hank. Where
is Wiley? On vacation, of course.
Mrs. Tommy Moon has been con
fined to her home because of virus.
K IN D E R G A R T E N s t L u th eran Church
o f th e R ed eem er,
101 W. 2Sth Plata, Baafard
BEGINS: September 1.
REGISTRATION: Aigual 20th
At Social Hour 10 te 11 A Jf. For Parrnts
Aad Children. Call FA 2-SS10 or FA 2-3879
period aad play in a 1fenced In play
ana.
Parents of all Kindcrgarttn ag
ed children are invited to regist
er their children for the school's
seeood year. Additionil Informa
tion rosy be obtained by calling
FA 2-3332, Mrs. BUI Southward at
FA 2-M10 or Mrs. Andrew Wolf at
FA 2-3179.
BBGISTBATIOM STABTB ;
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frldhsUtA
Thot famous diess
for all ages . . .
Exclusively ours
daytime and after fives
£ jtfh a h 'iI
F e a tu r in g F a sh io n s J u st F o r Y<mT
N. Park Ave.
PA MSSS*
The sweater look goes into eve
ning clothes for fall and winter,'
Lutherans Plan Day
School Registration
The Christian Day School Kind
ergarten of the Lutheran Church
of tha Badeemtr will begin its
MM *0 session on Sept. 1, accordlag to plans announced by tha
Kindergarten Committee ef the
church.
Expanded plans to take care of
more than triple last ysar't en
rollment have been completed,
said Rev. Herbert W. Goerss, pas
tor of the church This will inclod# playground equipment, in
structional material, and assist
ance for the school's teacher, Mrs.
Ruby Jordan.
Registration for the school year
wiU bo M d at the church, 103
W. 3Mb Place tomorrow, according
to plaaa completed by the cornmUtae. The Registration will take
place at a social hour to be held
n u a IS to 11 s. m. Parents a n
lavltod la talk over the coming
yew's program and plans with
Mrs. Jordan during the social
bour*
Tha sehool will be conducted
with a Christian emphasis with
sack day's schsdula consisting of
apaalag prayer, Bible story, work
period, art and handicraft, re.weafHuaati, group singing, rsst
Church
Calendar
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Lock the windows
Baby Doll Pajamas
Inform your neighbors
and police
^ 4 " i t takes
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J e w ele rs
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from hom e, w hen you ’r e a w a y fr o m hom e! K eep p o sted om a ll.
'Festering Fashions Aad Footwear Far The Fesagy1*
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Cooling and Refreshing
ttt picking a cKwr Involves
tan Uiaa Just Um “fold dual” it
fry put lata yaur packets during
n r m t la p u n .
You naad ta |r t "star dual" la
Mr ayes whan you Mlaet a Ilia*
■a taraar, aad itir dual la aat
ilalad to the geld dual.
Star dual ratora la tha IdaalUm
lat canal la Um human spirit
rhen yau know you hnvo cootrtaiad ta aiaa’s im ta r happtaaaa.
Tha Una will ultimately arrive
ikaa you aiuat rstir*. as a t M.
Than you will oak kick upas
Jfaur caalrlbuUou aad aaaay your
*lwn worth. Dr. Albert Schwa lUa/,
L Africa, has lUUa gold dust: But
'fie Ills kaa baas rick la star dust.
- Abraham Liacola said ha hoped
J t aould bo stated .of him by kls
Hographars that be had pteats*
S a c whore thistles grow before.
That yaaralag is laharoat In
every human heart, for wo all
bare a spark af idealism implant
ed in our human brains at birth.
That's what wa psychologists
auan by the star dust la contrast
to Um gold dust: Bawaro that the
immediate greedy human desires
'don’t make you sail out, like
Beau.
Whan you hava finished your
career bars oo Earth, will you
have increased human happiness
and buoyad up tha spirit of man*
hind, or will yau have sold out
your fallow man by Increasing their
misery, auto wracks, disease or
degeneracy?
Don't geU Out
Judas Iscariot eold out for Um
bold. dust and then committed
suicide la revulsion at his own
mistake.
Philip and Peter and Matthew
stuck to the star .'ust. They wars
killed for their Idealism, but they
died happy. Quits a contrast to
Judas:
In modern America, you wUl
still live luiuriously even though
pick careers with star dust
your eyes.
For n teacher or clergyman or
nurse or retail merchant or sales
man of foodstuff or shoes or any
other helpful products, makes a
living that permits TV, an auto
mobile. three meals per day and
attractive clothes.
do Hank’s $123 per week is am
ple for a happy living, as his wife
realises. And Hank can sleep bet
ter knowing ha puts wholesome
food into the 'tummies of kids and
their parents, as an employs of
his present food company.
So I voted with his wife. Send
for my "Vocation Guidance Kit,"
enclosing a stamped return en
velope, plus !0e (non-profit).
Use U to help pick a career
that keeps the star dust in your
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LIlirSSWIKTSUCAt
LIMIT 1
Lawyers Can't See
Humor In Record
MIAMI.BEACH (UPI) —A rec
ord that poksa fun at accident
lawyers has baen banned at a ho
tel hero where the National Asso
ciation of Claimant's Compensa
tion Attorneys la meeting.
The record described "tha type
lawyer that has his own ambu
lance and tails hla clients to drive
a ear painted ytllow oo one side
aad red an the other—so there'll
ha ceoflietioo among the witnes
ses."
A spokesman from tha Ameri
cana Hotel said ha ordered tha
record banned (ram Um hotel drug
•tore after an NACCA board Mem
ber ram plained tha record was
''in poor In tis1'
• Slid Muni Ttiatiiltn I a b b i
Walsh, who and* tha rosoed,
"Those guys dent have much of
a aanaa af hnmor—but I ' m not
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Farmer Gray
Ike Signs Defense
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against aaaaiy tahm trttag a p
torcoatlaeeUl tartrate.
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MANCHE3TXI, Cntfaad ( D m
—SclentUto at JodreH la a b k p
to aaod a radio impulaa M aJUaa
mllaa aerou apaca to Vaoua aaal
month, Jt waa am m aaed today.
Tbay plaa ta oaa radar la M>
low tba plaMt through part at tta
orbit.
Next month Varna w tt ba daaar
to Earth than it wiB ba again
until January 1M1.
Prof. A. C. a . LavaD aad Ms
team hope to laara m art attar*
ately:
How far Vaaua ia Anaa am * .
How long it takaa ta apis aa tta
own aaia.
Something a b o o t tta elan*
ahruuded ataoaphere.
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$200,000 By U . S.
HONG KONG (UPI) - T h l
United SUtoa Tueaday p re in d tl
a $200,000 aback to tba Haag
Kong rovarament for tha conatna*
lion of a community cantor Bar
Chineac refugcca
Officials acid tba money wag
donated aa part of the U. I . earn*
tribution to world refucec year.
Tba government of thia British
crown colony baa drafted plana lor
tlx such community canton lor
refugee a
CHOPPED or LEAF
FIRM! RIPE!
u tta a ’a
—re vising mom military pr
and providing W a tU a a I
a Meood ttoaale-pamtmd <
carrier.
Tha
by far (fea la n
propried *a at tta n a r , at
p m llto l ahaaet e l tha ft
requested la nm tha anaa
Icaa ia tha curraat Haas
that atorted July 1. It .« ■
COLLARD
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Fetor
Uatinov. who apent many daya in
California’* Death Valley rtdteg
n white mule on tba “Spartanm"
location, Inaietod on n new and#
when ha returned to tba stulln
for additional scenes.
"The factory isoammtnlt n
change of mule* every tbeaaand
mile*," explained tba BrMeb aa*
tor.
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“One-Eyed J u k i,” of wbleb ba
ia director aa well eg etnr.
In barroom eceaea, the trait,
tlonal painting af n half-clad
maiden baa bean tenhMai by fha
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ed almort five and n hi
dollars in drilling m
11$.000 well* during:(MS
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w*ot lata mere than 4
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Its reorganisation.
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HA* beeh m w f.io
■to O m i, !■ dawalag the akidMnf IttMmnm
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Ho m run* by Yegl Berra and
Hector Layat enablod Lba Yaa*
kata ta fat aa tarly M jump aa
thair taagttato Mitosis, Doa Mensi, who absorbed kla seventh 4aftat against II vMariaa.
Frank M a l a o a a scampered
tonm aa a itcriflee fly by ptach-
m i S m M U rllll
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THAT LOS AHSELES FOHP-RA/EJHS AFFAIR.
Sanford Loses Two To Saints
Gene Elaaer, Canale Lctcaao, aad
Lea Vaata picked up tha only lasford hits.
Bob Pcarsen started .on tha
mound for tba Greyhounds but was
pulled la favor of a pinch hitter la
the 4th inning. Joe Elgar came Ja
Baltimore
00* 110t o o - 4 I S
Chicago
100 010 12*— • » 0
Portocarrere, Hoett (3), Flator
(S) aad Triaadoa. Wynn, McBride
(I), Staley (7) aad lmUar. Winner
—Staley (M ). Laaar - ’ Flator
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“1 took this Jab without a sals ir , bat oa a MOOawaak expense
account,” aiU oaoin Jack explatoed, “ la order U help tba
fifkt—aad boxing ia itnaral. Tba
apart aaada thla a i t c k If a too
good to ha ktekad around any
longer. It should draw a milliondollar fata, whesever bald.”
ik In Grid
1st Contest
VoMod Press btoraatiaual •
Tha Green Bay Packers concen
Coach Paul Brown will have a trated on watching movies Tues
sharp aye on rookie Bob Ptacek
day of their 10-11 loss to the Chihoidt r r . Daytona la at Orlando.
cago Bears. “There’s a lot to be
S t Petersburg at Sanford aad
done,”
said coach Vince Lom
Tampa at Pslstka,
bardi. "The Packers made an
night
error on every play."
Ptacek, former University of Saa Francisco received a lift
b«B practice starta Monday at 4
Michigan backlit Id star, was vot when coach Red Hickey revested
IB# m.
•
Thirteen vanity lattermca anti ed the most valuable player for that Jim Pace may play against
33 B squad boya am returning. All too college All-stars last Friday Green Bay Sunday. Pace missed
to s /to A losing causa against last Sunday’s gamwagetoet-'
the Baltimore Colts.
Player * Ctob fl. AB B. M. P e t
ingtoa because of aa injured
Baltimore's lesguo champions
Aaron. MU.
l i t its m i n m
might have mounted the score if
Caghm, st. l . i n iso a m a s
it wasn’t tot Ptacek’a slashing D rivers Q u a lify
Ptoaon, Cln. I S M l R W l l
tackles
and his ability to become INDIANAPOLIS, lod. (UPI) —
Tamale, Cto. 115 4 » a 147 J »
a fifth man in the Colts' back- Wayne WeUcr and Jick Packard
Cepda, S .r.
u« 4*4 74 l f i i u
were clocked st more than 130field on many plays.
Americas Lcagae
Brown intends using Ptacek as rnIlea an hour Tuesday to pass tbe
Kueao, Det.
104 411 73 143 .333
n defensive detective against the final phase of their drivers tests
Faa, CW.
UT 410 17 13S .333
Lions. Other All-Star rookies In for qualifstlonla the Indianapolls
Kaltoe, Det.
101 in 47 US J 2S
the Cleveland lineup are tackle 300-mile race.
Waodllag, BaL I B M 31 113 .323
Francis O'Brien, guard John Woo
Ru m Is, Boa. 114 4M 74 140 J30
Dick Slivers, Bert Layer aad Jtan ten and end Rich KnlUIng.
U saery W in s 3
Pigott will ba mentors. '
Baltimore, now that it has SARATOGA SPRINGS,- N. Y.
taken care of tbe rookie clement (UPU—Bobby Usaery booted homy
to exhibition play, eoneentrates thru* wtooera at Sara Us a TutaDawkins Finishing on
its “sudden death" opponents, day, Including Mommy Dear ta
thaws, Braves to.
the New York Giants, to the Cot the feature. Usaery also scored
bases City (olght)Amartcaa leagaa ■ Klllebrow
ton Bowl at Dalis a, Tex., Friday with Persian Spy and Tha Sharper.
VS Daisy (147).
laaators 43; Colavlto, Indiana to; Airborne Training
Task al Detroit (night)- Jansen, Red Sox 17; MaxweU, Ti FT. BENNINQ, Oa. (UPI) -L L night. The Colts won the league
(4-M) vs Lary (U-7).
gers 77; Malxooe, Red Sox 74. Pete Dawkins, AU-America foot- title by defeating the Giants, S3Ingtoa at Ctoveland (night)
ball halfback at WMt Point tost 17, in the celebrated extra period B ren n an O n A ir
Hesir Rmn
CHICAGO (U P I)-T a rry Branto r (44) Vi Melish (144).
National LeagM — Banka, Cube year, has oat month left of air contest last December.
Two All-Stars who will be sid nan, former Notre Dame football
37; Mathews, Braves 34; Aaron, borne training before leaving for
Braves
_____ 33;. Robinson, Rads 37; England to take up his studies ns ing with Baltimore i a thla game coach, will assist Jack Brtekhouse
are Dave Shtrtr, no end from la announcing WAN’s college foot
a Rhodes Scholar.
Canada, Giants 33.
Dawkins kae tasted unusual suc SMU and Hanaon Churchwe11, a ball series each Saturday this fill.
American LeagM — Killebrew,
Senators 34; Colavlto, Indians 33; cess both u an athlete aad a t guard from Mississippi.
Coach Buddy Pai
_____
intends
ADiaoo. Senators 37; Lemon, Sen a student, la 1394, ha won the
Heismaa aad Maxwell TTOphies using every player on his squad
ators 31; MtawcU^Tlgers 34.
when the Pittsburgh 8tealers play
tbe Chicago Cardinals la Auitto,
Nattonal League-Face, Pirates
Tax,, Saturday night. WioMra
144; Aatonelll, Giants 14-7; Drysover Cleveland In the last two
mlnutss their 1st* time out, the
Suelera have been emphasising
tackling on punts and kickoffs, n
phase ia which they were lax dur
ing tha eootest.
League Leaders
aad waa unable ta gat anybody out
aad Jerry Fatraeedp relieved to
finish up tha game. Pateaaude waa
tha moat effective Sanford pitcher
fielder Jake Jacobs'ia tha sixth to
ning. Tba stylish rookie gave ap
but two walks aad struck out seven
Greyhounds. Urn Saints got six
himself with Kostasohn Enterprists bacauto of tba autfH’s uaaavarp publicity slaca tha June
M fight tar which Johansson of
Sweden toot the crown from Fattersaa aa 0 third-round knockout
Sight • n#w Rosaiuohn Enterprists la the hub of thraa official
Investigations, and a major target
of awfsiiae articles by Johansaaa and ^-promoter Bill Bosonsoha, who formed thv corporation.
Dempsey explained, "Naturally
1 was a Ut haaiUnt shout joining
tha outfit when I waa asked to
help. But I hod my attorneys—
one of tha host firms ia New
York—emmiao tha situation thor
oughly, aad they recommended
tha rtoigaaiaod setup as com-
Valad Froaa latcnaltaaal
PITTSFIELD, Mass. - Arthur
Parsley, Ml, Bod Crass, La., out*
ners aboard.
Tha Grayhouada received help poiated Willie (Ptossppto) Stevenfrom Fort Walton Beech of the aon, 1«, Boston (10).
Alabama-Florlda League today to
aid the ptoyar list.
MIAMI
BEACH.
I t•«ae jt VL . ■Jimmy
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baaa Called bask add catcher Bah
Uio Naranjo, Jot Kaiser tad Jack
Moore, pitchers, will be ready for
SEATTLE, WaslL—Terry Lewis
action tonight. Kaiser will pitch the 23S, Spokane, Wash., TKO’d Emil
first game of the doubleheader to Brtko, 304, Pittsburgh, Pa. (5)..
night. He compiled'a 14-10 record
at Ft. Walton, having fifth baat
PORTLAND, Ore.—Phil Moyer
cc
ERA la tba laague.
134, Portland, Ore., decision
___
Doa Fullmer, 137, West Jordan,
Utah, (14).
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The three additions, which will
be picked "on tbe basis ot appli
cations and further analysis" ac
cording to Shea, are expected to
come from among Buffalo, N. Y.,
Atlanta, Miami, Fla., Seattle, Saa
Diego, Montreal, Dallas - Fort
Worth, and San Juan, P. H. *
A threo-man group representing
etoto will have a Atlanta waa scheduled to discuss
ASM to 1341 without tta case with Bhta today. Tha
i," sold the TT-yeerito wee named D aepaeillint e l the pro-
group, composed of Chicago atiorMya Robert Chats end Jock Shaf
fer and Investor Lee Stern, holds
an option on the Atlanta franchise
of the Southern Aaan. for which
askpresent owner Earl Mann ula ask
ing 11.300,000.
Even before the league's lineup
ia set, however, Rickey ia moving
on toward the solution of what
has been called the new loop’s
jpavey Moore Favored
In Tide Go W ith Bassey
LOS ANGELES (UF1) — Davey Moore, holder of the world
featherweight boxtog crown far
only four months, given Megan
(Eld) Baaaey a chance to regain
tba title tonight to e scheduled
U . rounder et Olympic Audi
torium.
The 31 • year • aid tUlilildsr,
known as the “Sprtogflaid Rifle"
because of his hometown to Ohio
aad hto sharp punching, stopped
Baaaey to 13 rounds hero e t the
Olympic last March 11 to take the
crown which the African to d held
since June of 1137. Bassey, pride
biggest problem — where It will
get the approximately 300 players
it needs,
Ricaey, President Warren Giles
of the National League, and 1’resi
dent Joe Cronin of the American
League were appointed by Frick
Tuesday aa a special commlttM
to Investigate thla problem. Ric
key lost no time in buttonholing
Giles and Cronin and making a
date for the committee’s first
meeting. The data waa not re
vealed.
Shea was asked the big ques
tion about players and he replied,
”We expect to get the players
that are in baseball."
Asked how long it will take the
new league to have players oa a
par with the present major
leagues, Rickey died his personal
theories that It taaee "about 300
innings" to develop a pitcher to
big-league grade and "about two
years” for other players, and said
the Continental League could be
“entitled to an invitation to play
in tba World Series," by 1N3.
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1k« Boar* • ( Paklla Instruction
tar BMlIaal* County, Florida. will
raaalva hid* far Ik* furalahtag of
•II Ukar, material*, equipment aad
atrrlaaa required far tka conatruclion at NEW BMMINOfJI HltlH
SCHOOL, Bamlaal* County, Florida,
coeelatleg of aUaeellanaoua atrusluraa totaling appreilm alaly !**,•
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Admialat ratios - Balldin*. Comauralal Avenue, Baaloro, Florida, at
wbleh lima aa* plane tka kid* will
t t FttMlfly »j**u*A a»* road aloud.
Drawlaaa and epecIfleaHoaa may
k* aktataad by depositing t i l e d
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IV, Coraar First Blraat an* Melinarllla Avenue, Baaford, Florida. far
tka ftrat aat at daeumaata obta'-ed.
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i b t a a L 'lacorr c o i b t , b ib t m
j r t m i t i . c i a c i r r it i m r o *
B a a iN B U i c o i m , r l o h ie s .
i b cM A N caav b o . icada
■ a o r ic a o r a b o pt m b
la rat Adoption of
KATHLEEN K ABE LX,
a minor,
STATE OF FLORIDA TOl RICHAMD C. KASHLI, 411* Fa*lfl*
Highway, Baa Dlago 1*. California.
Tou nr a kcrahy aallflad that a
aatittoa far adaption af KATH*
LEEN KAIRLL, a miner, hna kata
filed la tka a kora aamad Court;
that aa aaiural parent* aad father
•r aald minor child you ara eoa*
mended to appear la aald Court
aa Boptember 1*. I ll* snd ahaw
eauaa. If any you hat*, why aald
petition ahould not ho granted.
Harala fall aat or a flaat docraa af adopllaa may ka oatarad
for petitioner.
WlTNESg My head and Ik* a f.
ftclal real of the above named
Cdurt title 11th day *( August. A.
D. 1111,
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Clerk of the Ctrrult Caaft
By Aria J. I.undqulrt
SA*N* SEM KNOLLS UOMES-t
Deputy clerk
right b*ra la S t a t e d , h a w aO af
Keaaeth *1. U ffler
thaaa fas t u r n aad omto loo.
that aut laaa then lha minimum Kdwarda llull.flea
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U a Bpeciriratluas s u i t ba paid aa Attorney for Petitioner
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this project
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Tbs Board af Paklla Instruction
« blocks W. of Franck Ara. at
for Mcmlnol* County, Florida, re- THE STATE OF FLORIDA
aorre* tka right la reject aay aad/ Tt): LUCILLE JOHNSON
call Stamper Agency.
-TOU AHE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a suit hen beta fltad aaalnat
you la tha Circuit Court or (ho « . M. "BUT 8TEM TKI Atfaooy
M ath Judicial Circuit, la and far
BaaMar 4 faaorar
Semlaolt Cauntr, Florida, entitled
ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffar,
L. u. JOHNSON. Flaldllff. > 1 L iCILLE JOHNSON, Pefoadeatt la
Arthur r . Day, Evaratt Manor
Chaaeory No. 1*1(4. Tha natura af
Rabort F. May, Bart FUcbor
tkla ault la to obtain a diverts.
US N. Part
Tou ara hereby required to file Pkaaa FA 2-4901
your written defen*** with tha For tha Beat Buys to Baal Estate
Clerk et eald Court aad servo a SEE CULLEN * HARKEY
ropy thereof an Plaintiff* attar,
« . A. Casio, Jr. SafaBoaa
noya on ar before September Slat,
1*11, or a Decree Pro roafeeao will U* N. Path Art. Ph. F 4 IS M
ka entered aaalaat you.
WITNESS my hand aad anal aa
Clerk of tka Circuit Court la sad
far Somlaolo County, Florida, this
11th day at August, A. D. t i l l .
(BEAL)
O. F. HERNDON. •*
Clerk Circuit Ceurt, la and
For aemlnolo County. Florida
By lU rtka T. Vthlea
Deputy Clerk
BAM E. MURRELL A SON*
Attorney* f*r Plaintiff
p. a h m m i
Orlande, Florida
FICTITIMa BAEB
NOTICE IB hereby alvea that wa
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t i l l Park At* , Semlool* County,
Florida, asder ih* flatltlou* asm*
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with tka rtark at tha Ctraait
CaurL demlnelo Caualy. Florida,
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or rayta tape*. Cattaa ar aylaa
MODERNIZE a d
BEAUTIFY
U—lately hematite la
W A IT R E SS: M u tt b e
b e o v e r 21 y rs. A pply
in p erso n , P i* *N
W h istle.
OPENING for 1 worn** to
raprcaaat tba lirgaat COS*
MET1C COMPANY la tka
World—AVON. Wa trala you.
Wrlta, Maalgar, Eos MS,
Lockhart, Fla.
Whatktr you wlak to buy a r aall
M will p«y pod la aao oa ftrit. PART-TIME GIRL—1 f . M. to I
F. M., Monday through Friday.
FA R M ER ’S AGRNCY
Rapid typiat, aMa to dial wltk
N. V. Farmer, SaaRar
public, steady and dcpandabla.
D. H. Wkltmara
Salary ILSS fcaur. CradM Adjust*
Lillian G. Trams
men! Service, Ri
4, Florida
Aaaoclatea.
US A-Franck Avc. Ph. FA 2-J221
Altar kauri, FA 2-2913, FA 2-4K1, BEAUTICIAN, expertoseed, for
Saoford’a leading baauty aalon.
FA 2-TTS1.
SBEDROOM kouae, Ftorida mom
air conditioned, range, draper.
MB Plumoea Dr. P h o i a
Yon c a n n o v a i s Im m adislalp
FA
24010.
ROUTE SALESMAN, permanent
w t f s U w p sp sra srw being
p tlfj—» taUbUabad route. Guar*
HOME SEEKERS
lateed salary p|»t comnlaalom
HIGHLAND FARE - Very aaat
Colonial Clean*
S bedroom, tUa batk home, attu• ated os well landecaped comer
lot with treei. Folly equipped JOBS OVERSEAS— USA Skilled*
electrio kltcben. Jttit 111,100 UaaklUcd. KEY GFO Box 1171,
with aaly moo down. IM par N. Y.
month. Termi if daaired.
RELIABLE MECHANIC or acrvlm
aUtlon attendant, nga no barrier
WYNNWOOD - Attractive 2 bed If
active. Rlggi Sunoco Service
room, tile bath CB home, altuat* Station.
» U Orlando lUway,
ed oa OS’xltO’ lot with abado
treat. Excellent cood ition. Too
many axtraa to lift TM* home MEN to trala for a future In the
caa bo youra for Juat $U,900, Racket aad Jat Field, lee onr
with raaaonable down pnymaot, ad under Q u a. No. IS. FAN
aad |SS per month.
AMERICAN TECH. SCHOOLS
cordi.
Beaktrik G lu t i d Palat Ca,
112*114 W, Sod It. Ft. FA t-dSSS
P lu n b in f 4 R c p tir s
1EMOOEUNG A Repair*, coua*
tar M»a A jalousie. FA 3-7104.
S y p lu n m Saiford A f r .
la. nap. wad
FUENIFURS
ralnai mam may asm s s mwah
sa fUA a r rmt* par wask. Bam
aa you la a n . Ns need to s d l
your prtaani Job till pau ara
tratoad. For full InteraaUou
chock which field you ara is*
Iart Mad In and wrlla now tot
Rocket and Jat Division
FAN AMERICAN
Lictnaad — Bonded Painting A
Decorating. Free Eitimataa
Work Guarantied. SEMINOLE
P A I N T I N G CONTRACTORS
FA 2*1344.
FLOOR landing and tlatihlng
Cleaning, Waxing* S e r v i n g
Sealnato Couaip etoee xaaa.
M. M. GLEASON, Lake Mirp.
Ibe elect la bulging with bun*
dreda ot Bargain* far mao, wa*
men aad children.
ROUND, SHORT aad TALL
COME ON IN. WE CAN FIT
Y'ALI,
HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTRE
llwy. 17 02 Cor. 4M
Cloeed Friday evenlag and al
day Sat Open Mon. thru Tbura.
from Noon 'ill 1 p . m . aad epaa
ROOF CLEANING AND COATING
Exeluaive agent Oar SURCO to
thin area. Work guaranteed, ca’
FA 3-MS7 ter free eitimataa.
BILL EVANS
For an your Bail
riett'a Beauty N
FA 3*2742. Air I
Water, TV SUa
Needa—Mar
ias la . Oak
liUonad, Soft
A U T O G LA SS
IN ST A L L E D
Wladshiaid
Door Glass
Back G
Vent G
F1NECEEST - Very lovely 3 bed
room, 3 tile bath. CB bomt,
located in l a e a n d addition. HEN-WOMEN 130. Dal
Fully equipped electric kitchen. Lumlnoua nameplatai.
Very nice eatrai. Priced at only Reevee Co., Attleboro,
Furniture Storage and Heviag
919,000. Pay juat 91722 down, U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS:
CLOSE Df: 2 bedroom, lto bath, tot per month, and you caa
To and From Aaywhtr*
Man-Women,
10-32.
Start
high
a*
2 alary frame born# la esceOent antt it “your borne".
C. B. PHILLIPS
102.00
week.
Preparatory
train*
rendition throughout Furniture
1244
Frtuch
Ave. Ph. FA 2-19S1
optional. Excellent neighbor* MAYFAIR - Very lovely nod big until appointed. Thouj and*
of Job* open. Experience ueually
hoed. Only 110,440.. Kxehiatve
epaclaua 3 bedroom, 3 bath borne unnecewary. FREE information
m a te d oa large lM’xlU* lot. on job*, aalarlai, requirement*.
Fully equipped with m a n y
Write TODAYI Lincoln Servlet
extrta, thi* could bo the home Fekin 07, lllinoii.
homo, aaboatne iklagto nidtog, you've been treking. Total price
carport*. p u » .
CONVENIENT to High School, S
BABY SITTING, Ironing. FA 24423
bedroom. 1 balk CB homo; Flor
ida room. Largo .lot. 919.00K
FRIDAY - AUGUST 21§t • 2:00 P. M.
IVY LANE HOTEL
Stcutrom Realty
HERBERT STENETEOM
% IP I T IS R E A L E 8T A T B
aak Crumley fk Montekk
at UT South P a rt Fk. FA 2 4 S
w elcom e
Na
v y a n d new com ers
TO SA N F O R D
ilaiahad.
On Year Let
Salon Office.
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SEE MODEL AT
\ tee French Ave.
C o u n iJ iy
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dm Sedan •
Air
V fta n a J i
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Bl'ICie Super Feed*
Hardtop .
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Air Coed.
M
PLYMOUTH Belvadm
« Fewer
N Feeder
E E *4 ’ll*
PONTIAC
Feeder
HOMES
223 Smith Palmetto Avenue
Day Una Beach, Florida
Thla well maintained hotel la ideally altuated on n corner
lot in the heart of Daytona Beach, one block from the main
100% commercial trading area. It offera unlimited potential for
future eapanaion and development and boaata of a well prvpor.
Uoned mixture of ateady and permanent clientel. lU S7 looma
and S apartmenu are large and wall ventilated, hnef lefty cell*
lage, Urge wlndowe and are furnlahed In a manner thni la moat
pleaalng even to the moat diacriminaling Uate. Apartment a are
completely equipped for houieWeepIng with modem, nIEe leetrie
kitchens, Tko entire buildinx la centrally heated. The 72.44 x170’
croner lot i* conveniently located within ooe Meek ef twe awls
U.S. highway artcriea (U.S 1 and U.S. 02).
Act m w | . . . Bid and Buy Now! . . . At FAIR MARKET
VALUE, In beautiful Daytona Beach. Home of the Dayton* la*
toraatloaal Speedway and "the World'a Moat Famoua
TEaUilir 24% down. Balance announced at auttien.
For intermation and brochure* check withe
'A
BUlCk special Fi
Hardtop
|||
ne to", l yr. old liotpoint Range
with pueh buUon aad a rm tim
er. Call FA 2-2442.
READY-MIXED CONCRETE
Mailbox Po»l* — Window UnU
Window Silla — Greaao Trap*
Slapping Stooee — Dry Weui
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
MS Elm
FA 347
BUCK Super
MONTHLY PAYMENT
W HY
R EN T
W h en Y o u C an
H lV I
• Camiptota 2 Bndroom
Hetne • Florida Boom
• U tility B o o n • C ar.
p a rt* • la n d s c a p e d L a i
i t i u t i Oar Used C an WU Bo
Dkgrtaynd Far Yaar fat*.
iHpecttom Nightly Om Oar
Lars* Lighted Lai.
W HERE' DEALS
S H IN E
• City Water aad Saw*
agw • Paved S in aia
OPEN D A ILY
9:99 A. M. * n Dark
SUNDAY
2:90 P. M« TB Dark
A L L FO R
HOLLER
MOTOR SALES
GREGORY LUMBER
L VRassFAS-nM A
Hwy. 17*91 A 27th B t
Phone FA 2-1M 1
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UjSJLA. Inspected Tender Chick
Dettdona Pu-frlcd « BtrWm
B I C p A k f t fc MC61B.
Rods Accuse U .S .
In Loot Action
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LYKCS
NOTICE!
SAUSACI
FOOD KING
Preliminary checks have indicated
wide variations exist in many instances.
No one can tell you what your taxes
will be, as the County Commissioners
have not said how much money they
want to spend or set a millage rate. This
will be done later.
ttunnvland
PURE
fo o d
O N C E.
If you have business personal prop
erty, be sure to check on this appraisal
also.
brand
PO R K V B E A N S
K ID N E Y B E A N *
NAVY BEANS
BLAC K EYE P E A S
NOW IS TH E T IM E T O A C T . When
the tax bills come out it will be to late
to do anything about your appraisal.
Your County Commissioners were
asked to provide direct notification of
your appraisal to you also to provide for
a competent and qualified review of the
appraisal before acceptance, this they
refused to do. It is up to you to look out
for yourself NOW. I hove done all I can
k in g
B U T T E R B E A N S, o r —
E A R L Y JU N E P E A S
Family Size Loaf
15 Os. Cans
F w ls i
VIKING
CMintr. Florid.
SAYINGS
7
MARKET
•
Sanford Avt
of «tfcSt
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a
Open Sunday*
1 A .M . til Noon
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Eisenhower told
fiim
u M todayM iti _________________
hM cot am
u m y for the foreign
military aid
w
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_____ . a - a ___ __ ____ ____
■ r o m a to a **daagegouatr low level" which eonld w a rn a
S f e r d e t o r i o n t t a ef free weiM atreagth.
' la tinfanJtttaff a eaedal report on foreign military naslsta fle , Eiaenbower advised the Hoose and Senate he may do*
m u d extra fonda to make op for the amoont Congress cut
a
thmader ehowere. High today 89 to 96. Lew tonight T lte T f.
THURSDAY AUGU8T 10, 1969
SANFORD, FLORIDA
the site w u fBleg Is capacity
Header light whea As powerful
eartheuahe shook At eetire Pa*
dfle Northwest. C sp a d ty a t Ae
camp was approximately A par*
Satellite Capsule
Ifecovefy Attempt
Scheduled Today
m latest attempt to return a
N A S M an W itnesses
" " r is e n might he UC people msder that slide - er than might
bo only o law,** aaid Madison
County Sheriff V. H. Brown.
"Probably wen never know."
Ada divan mere scheduled to
inter aa eartbqeake-farmed lake
with, seetykee - torches. While
searching lor bodlea Wtdneaday,
they saw ■ metal beam trailer,
it doors loefcod, la the murky
able to And a car ia tha water
Wednesday.
Eight bodlea wore recovered
from slides end a elnth victim
, TANDENBERG ATB, C a l i f . died
la a Boseman hospital. Ap
(OTD-Tha Air r o n e makes se
a t s * attempt today to beta* aa to- proximately aa poroooa wort toetenmeat-BDod package baek from
•arth-ctrcitog artificial satal-
.
to r t Course starts to Sanford
Monday.
Any adult 13 y ea n or older hav
ing a current Ufa saving certificate
or an expired Instructor's certifi
cate may enroll. The first class
meets at tha Navy Base Pool at
noon Monday. Subsequent classaa
will meet at tha Pt. Mellon Pool at
9 a. m. each morning.
The Sanford Be creation Depart
ment and tha Special Services Sec
tion of tha Nhval Air Station are
'sponsoring tha course to coopera
tion with tha Seminole Caeaty
Chapter af the Americas Bod
CRMS.
Tha many drownlngs to the caea
ty point to the need for aduK swim
ming instructors, aaya Recreation
Dept. Director Ronald Perry.
T han are only ten qualified in
structors in Saminole, and MO
county ehUdran enrolled for swim
ming lessens this year. Many of
tho qualified Instructors work and
can teach only a few parsons per
The capsule wiU be traveling M0 yonr, Perry aaya.
aailea n minute whan U ia ejected
from tha satellite end will cover n
distance of about 3,000 to 0,000
mites before it comes parachuting
rConvention Bound
Seminole Memorial Hospital Dir
ector of Nurses Mrs. Mary Dotyen* plana to represent tho boaftoal at tha American Hospital
Association mooting to Now York
Oty Aug. 34-M. Mra. Detyans will
Wave Sunday for tho convention
^ 12.000 nurses a t Aa Sutler
UNITY HOUSE. Ps. (UPI)—
The AFL-CIO today pledged un
precedented labor-wide support to
the half-million members of the
United Steelworkers In thsir fiveweek-old strike.
The federation's executive coun
cil proclaimed this coming labor
day, Sept. 7, as support-the-steelworkers-day to a resolution unani
mously approved at its closing
session.
It said n "big business conspir
STILL AT HOME, but motpd from the television set to a bookcase a t the
home of Mra. A. L. Hood, Sanford Zoo director, ia tha new ocelot cub which
Mrs. Hood ia tam ing before ahe puts it on exhibit. Tha Hood family
thought one day the cub had escaped through a porch screen, but discover
ed it later atop th e bookcase.
(Bergstrom Photo)
Eight Satellites
Orbiting Earth
WASHINGTON (UP!) - Eight
artificial satellites, seven of them
American and ooa Russian, are
now to orbit around tha esrth.
In addition, two artificial |!analoide—ooa Russian and one Araerican—are to solar orbits.
The Soviet earth satellite la
Sputnik HI, expected la die
around Dec. I.
The U. S. satellites are Ex
plorer I, Vanguard !, Explorer
IV, Vanguard II, Explorer VI,
Discoverer V, and Discoverer VI.
acy" hod forcod tho atrika upon
tho nation.
Under one plan being studied,
the estimated 13,300,000 members
of AFL-CIO unions would bo asked
to donate ono penny a day to back
the strike. This could add up to
nearly 94 million a month.
The council also urged President
Eisenhower to call top union and
industry officials to tho White
House to try and end the walkout
which has choked off nearly 10
par cent of Amarican steal produc-
Steel, Union Both
Claim Fact Support
O eddkg.
Jaffe Slugged,
Robbed Ot $150;
Assailant Caught
Russia Seeking
Chinese Labor
"It seems utterly ridiculous and
daagaroualy unraaUstic" tor Um
federal government to continue Ua
attitude of "polite aloofness" to
toe atrika, toe council said.
MOM MEETS THE BRIDE — lf n . Netoon Rockefeller,
toft, to greeted at thn airport in KrtotUnnand, Norway,
by her son, Steven and hto fiancee, Anne Marie Raamusaen, onetime maid in the Rockefeller home in New York.
Mix. Rockefeller attended an Amerlcan-style lobster din
ner at the home of her son’a future Norwegian in-lawa.
She represented tha advance party of tho Rockefeller
family
at frianda who wUI attend SUven’a forthcoming
— and
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■
’
WINTER PARK (UPI) — A beautiful red-haadnd wM.
ow on a midnight swimming party with s Nary man was §ho$
to death early today on her front lawn.
Polico promptly arrested a prominent building nontrnn*
tor neighbor who had dated her previously.
8heriff Dave Starr said Mrs. Vetma O. Hoover, 85, had
a
will 1m circling ton recovery area
nnd will have about 10 minutes to
« ‘ g tho capsule on trapeze-like
devices. If too planet miss, ship*
M arts will try to pluck it from
ocean.
.
Front Lawn Shooting
Swim Instructor
a» Ufa, bet suctesa to today's
lmaad-for recovery probably would
A k tha scheduling soon of senda monkey aloft to a recovercapsule.
VtoUowtog Wednesday's success
fnl orbiting of the aecood Discov
erer satellite to teas than, a weak,
Ms) Oca. 0. J. Kitland, command*
o r of tha Air Force Ballistic Divi
sion, aad Herschot J. Brown, vice
pr esident d Lockheed
and
Space Division, declared in a Joint
statement:
•T hrough Aa information aad
experience gained to A
thet DiacnvDtocmrorer series, tot Advance Research
Projects Agency, the Air Force
aad Lockheed rapidly are prepar
ing the way for launching of Ae
Brat man to apace."
Recovery area for Discoverer
F I's package waa n 300 by SO-mils
section to tha Pacific Ocean south
nf Ae Hawaiian Islands,
i^Success depended on spUt-seeood
NO. B0«
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Indus
try officials snd tha United Steel
workers Union bo claimed to
day that the (act-finding report of
Labor Secratary James P. Mitch
ell supported their widely divided
positions to Um JT-day-oid steel
■trike.
The Industry said Mitchell's sta
tistics showed high wages, lag
ging profits sod lowering worker
productivity.
The union contended the report,
made public Wednesday night, re
vealed hugs Industry earnings sod
great amploye productively.
Mitchell himself declined to in
terpret the 13-pages of charts and
figures he gathered but urged
that both sldei knuckle down to
hard bargaining and settle the
strike "promptly."
Unless the steel strike U set
tled by "the Utter part of Septtamber or the early part of Octo
ber, very serious shortagei of
steel may be apparent," be add
ed.
This statement wss viewed as
sa Indication the government pro
bably would wzk at least aastt
month baton Ilianhmrer «
sidored Invoking the emergency
provisions af tile T^ft Hartley Act
day for aU puhUc schools to Semi
nole County. Buses wlU run nor
mal routes for aU schools sxcept
Aa Oviedo Ifefe School. wttera
registration will be tor new stu
dents only. Hours will be from
• a. m. until noan. At toe Oviedo
lUgh School former enrolled and
new tin t graders who attenJed
the pro school roundup last spring
wUI not attend registration.
Classes begin Aug. 31.
In too elemantry grades It is
of utmost Importance that parents
personally attend registration. Ele
mentary pupils need not attend.
An added provision to the Flor
ida Pupil Assignment Law re
quires parents of new pupils to
sign an application.
Under tha provisions of the
now tuition law, non-residents must
pay • too af |30 par child upon
enrollment. Exemptions are Slowed for members d the military
service, for civiUan employes of
tho military service whoso child's
education la ftdorally subsidized
and for migratory agricultural
workers.
A 'parson is considered to be a
resident if ha has lived to Florida
oos year or longar, purchased a
Mob Of Drunks
Takes Over Jail
NAHANT, Maas. (UPI) - A
drunken mob of 17 men took over
a Jail haro esrlj today In an
affort to free n prisoner taken
earlier by police
Tbs mob, armed with
-a,
roared up to several automobiles
aad stormed tho Jail before the
only officer on duty, Albert Cad
ger, could summon aid.
Two of tho Invaders were broth
ars of tha prisoner, Donald Stin
son. 27, who polico said was the
only occupant of tho Jail. He had
been picked up on a drunk charge
by Cadger.
Tho mob took ovor the police
radio and shoved Cadger against
a wall.
"1 stalled tor Uma," Cadger
said. "They roughed me up a
little but didn't hurt me."
26 Negroes Seek
School Entry
FAIRFAX, Va. (UPI) -Twenty
six Negro students today filed suit
to federal district court asking
admission to sight white schools
to Fairfax County, Just across the
Potomae River from Washington.
NAACP attorney Frank 1).
Reeves of Washington, who re
presents the students, asked Fed
era! District Judge Albert V.
Bryan of Alexandria to order im
mediate enrollment of 20 of the
Negro students to elemer ary
schools and 3 others to h i g h
school.
It marked tot first court suit
against Fairfax County which has
drains up a voiuntar. desegrega
tion procedure but has steadfastly
refused to rovaal Us coolants.
A parent or guardian who to en
titled to an exemption or who
qualifies aa a resident will be
f u r n i s h e d an Affirmation of
News Briefs
Pill Helps Diabetes
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A n w
pill—DBI— successfully controlled
diabetes in 63 per cent of cases
to a recent tasting experiment,
U waa reported today.
Flood Aid Asked
Exemptioa Form. Ibis form,
whan tilted to, signed and witness
ed, cartlfias exemption ot payment
of too non-resident tulttoo fee.
Those eligible for exemption un
der Um provision requiring toe
filing of a Manifestation of Domi
cile (sworn statement of the par*
ent that ha now Uvea to Florida
and Intends to maka tha state a
permanent home) muit comply
with tha following instructions be.
fore the child can bo enrolled
without paying the tuition toe:
Obtain Die necessary forms from
a school office, the county dark's
office, or tha county tax assessor's
office. Fite the forms. Have the
forma notarized. Than taka them
to tha county clerk's office where
they will be recorded and hied
(or a fe« of 11.
Florida Canal
Funds Studied
By Budget Unit
' WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - A Dada
County, Fla., delegation appealed
to their congressmen today for
improved federal flood control
WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Fed
measures to tha a m .
•ril Budget Bureau today waa
considering a plea for funda to
Big Tanker Launched build a multi-million dollar barga
NEWPORT NEWS. Vo. (U P D - canal through Central Florida.
Amsrlca'a largast tenkar, a 4SJM,- A delegation of 40 business snd
ton craft that ia longar than the government leaders, led by Senheight of an 70-story skyscraper stors Spcsssrd II o 11s n d and
has been launced to Um *ames George Smsthers, urged the pro
Kiver today. Tha 110-foot tanksr ject yesterday.
was christened 8. S. National Da- The 107-mile canal would coat
an estimated $164 million. It srould
fender.
cut the distance of shipping be
the Atlsnllc snd Gulf of
Radiation Study Set tween
Mexico
ports. But large ships
TALLAHASSEE (U PI)-A Flor
ida State Univarsity seimlista will would not be permitted to use i t
use balloons and rockata this sum
mer to study the affects of space Ship Housed
rad tion on heredity. Dr. Gib Dabusk, of the School of Biology, will Nuclear Bombs
make the study under • $37,710
QUONSKT POINT. R. I. (U P I)contract with the Air Force.
The USS Wasp's arsenal may have
included nuclear bombs when
Meals Cheaper
fire broke out on a hangar deck,
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Florida killing two men and injuring 21
State University today tnnouncad others, It was reported today.
a new plan under which iludenta The 32,300-ton aircraft carrier’s
will be able to aat tor laaa than M submarine hunter squadron has
cents a meal ncil aamaater, pay carried anti-submarine nuclear da
ing $173 at the beginning of the vices in the past. The Navy, how
semester, (or which they will re over, uid only that It would have
ceive at meals • week for 17 "no comment" on the report
weeks.
Laws Discussed
Hoover'S gueet,
or, stationed at m art.
Naval Air Italia* told police ha
•aw William Vlkaa. M. shoal tha
woman. Ha aaid Vikas, who had
dated Mra. Hoover severe' times
A holdup at tha Sanford Shot recently, had driven hla car up
yviU rdij iftinoQB lid and down tha (treat ia heat at
to tha a m a t at DeLand af Her Um Hoover home before the i
bert Newsoms, 33, an escapes
from tha Orlando City Stockade. 1 * . Hoover's he
Shoe Canter Managsr Barnard last Fsbrusry. the has four chit
Jaffa# waa at tha store about 1 dren, ranging 1* age area three
p. m. yesterday after the noon to 13.
Winter Park police raptured
dosing whan a Negro man came
to the door asking to buy a pair Vikes a tow minutes later W ore
of shoes, Sanford police uld. Jaf •topping him a* auapicfc* af
fa let the man to aad went to drunken driving. Juat aa fea pa*
Use rear at the store to get the trolmaa stopped the car ho heard
shoe*. Whan ha returned, tha man an urgent call on hla radio fe pick
told Jaffa that this wss a hold- up a car af fea description af
up, hit tha manager over tha head, Vikas' ante.
Tha contractor, wkn in aaporaP
and tied him up.
After taking about 1130 cash, ad from hla srila, refused fe make
Jaffa's wallet aad a watch, tha any atetamenL
assailant h ind a ear which took Deputy Toogstedt said ho haa aof
him to Urn DeLand bus station. established say motive for fea otoy*
Whan the car driver returned to tog. "but there’s tha possibility fe a
Sanford, ha was picked up ' y lo Jealousy la Involved.1' Ha said see*
cal polka lad taken to DeLand to oral wltnosses ' to the shoettog
identify the other wasa. Tha
a were net near enough to bear fee
used to tha holdup waa found with conversation between fen turn prior
lo tha ibooUnjf.
soma mooay to tha bus station.
Nawaoma was picked up to De- However, neighbors sold Vika
Land and brought to the Sanford bed visited Um woman on several
Police Station late yesterday af- occasions.
Tengstedt said arresting officer*
found a pistol to Vikas' car which
apparently had been fired recent
ly. It waa undergoing ballistic#
tests to determine if It waa lh*
uma gun that killed Mra. Hoav^
3,700-Mile Jaunt
Made In Outboard
Health Association wants to tall
tha public (a that too mentally
ill car coma back, said tha pastor
of Sanford First Mathodlat Church.
"Bitter Welcome" a film show
ing tho probit ms faced by a re
turnee was shown. Construction
work on the Orange County court
house addition provided much of
too sotting tor tho film produced
by tho Winter Park Clvltans to co
operation with the Orange County
Mental Health Association.
Four Volusia Bus
Routes Granted
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The
Railroad and Public Utilities Com
mission todsy grsnted an appli
cation by tho DtLand and Subur
bap Bus Co. to operate four bus
routes to Vohuia County.
The commission said after due
consideration it found that "pub
lic convenience and .necessity re
quire tha granting of tha appli
cation."
Tha routes will operate between
DeLand, DeBary and Enterprise,
via Orangt City; DeLand and De
Leon Springs; DoLand, Lake Hel
en snd Cassadaga; and between
DeLand and tho railroad ovar
State Road 44.
Batista To Live
In Portugal Exile
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Dele
gates to the National Conference
Chief Justicea took up the prob
lem of better a Hocallow of Jurisdlction between federal and state
courts bare today. One Jurist said
a man could have n wife to every CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican
state and not be subject to prose Republic (UPI)— Former Cuban
cution "provided ho did not cross dictator Fulgencla Batista flaw
stale lines."
off to a new home-lnexlla to
Portugal Wednesday night, putting
Shelter Works
3,000 more miles of oceaa between
WASHLNGTON (UPI) — The Air him and Fidel Castro.
Force announced today feat k haa Informed sources said Batis
successfully launched an F100 Jet te planned to land to Lisbon and
fighter plane from inalde a steel then go to Madeira Island where
and concrete shelter designed to he wUI live ss a political exlie
withstand atomic bombs.
with the permission of the Portu
It said the test proved that such guese government.
shelters close to enemy lines
Bstlsta took off to a chartered
would protect Ha pianos against plane with If other Cubans, in
"sneak" attack and permit their cluding two women.
l a u n c h i n g in at. immediate They sll fled to the Dominican
counter-attack.
Republic from Harxna Jtu. A one
Juat stepped from her backyard
•wimmtog pool whaa she waa ahal
to tha ehaat She died instantly.
At fee time, aho waa snaring a
form fitting strapless, Mae both*
step ahead of the victorious revo
lutionary forces which engulfed
Cuba under Castro.
Batiste's wife and tlx children
/era reported still at their home
ia Dayton* Beach, Fla. It was not
known whether they srould fellow
him to PortugaL
No reason waa given tor the
sudden departure and it waa kept
secret until after the plaoe Was
off the ground.
Bat'sta had baen trying to get
into tha United Hates sod there
had boon various reports that ha
srould taka up residence ia Europe.
CRISTOBAL, Canal Zone (UP!)
—Two Intrepid Mississippi travel
ers today claimed a new dlstaacn
record for outboard motorboats
-3,700 miles from their homo few*
of Vicksburg to the Atlantia and
of tho Panama CsnaL
Andrew Trtsche, 37, and his 19*
year-old companion, Robert Cua*
ralugs, “hugged to here Wednesday
aboard their S3-foot fibergUa
craft.
Leaving Vicksburg J um • they
putted down the Mississippi River
and along the Caribbean coast af
Central America.
Tbe trip is not over. They hop*
to keep going to Anchorage, Alas*
ka.
Trlsche said ha believsd fe*
previous distance record was se4
by a trsns-Atlant'r crossing.
Union Threatens
Campaign Against
Backers Of Bill
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Jamas
B. Carey. Electrical Worksrs Un
ion president, h u sent letters ad*
vising 229 House members wh*
voted for tbe administration-beck
ed Irbor reform bill that "ssh
shall do all in our power" to beat
thsm to tha next election.
Csrey signed the letter, which
accused lawmakers of taking part
In a "vindictive assault on fee la
bor movement" by backing fe*
so-called Landrum Griffin bill.
Rep. James C. Auchincloas (R*
N. J.) made public copies of the
letter. He railed It "bitter and illtempered" and replied to a letter
to Carey: "Please do not insult me
by threats."
Vaccine Supply
Too Late This Y ear
JACKSONVILLE (UP1>-A State
Health Department spokesman
•aid Wednesday that a new supply
of Salk nnti-poUa vaccine expect
ed the first of next month won't
■fleet fee IN* polio rate fe Flo*,
ids.
"It's too late to do anythin*
•boot tho disease this summer,
the spokesman Mid.
However, ha u ld tha
will esse the state's
sbortaga ef fen vacate*.
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Anderson To Leave
F O O D M A R T ' S N E W S T O R E I N C H U L U O T A IS
Sanford; Accepts
Lakeland Position
CONGRATULATIONS — Cheater Mu*« (left) extend*
congratulation* to Elery Ander*on, who I* leaving Sanfo H to become m anager of two M ather a tore* in Lake*
land. M ust will become m anager of M ather’a Sanford
■tore.
(Herald S ta ff Photo)
Soutk (New York)
Ready To Secede
cd that It had been voted down.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner said
recently that accession would have
a "great doal of benefit for the
city and should b« given thought”
despite the obvious difficulties
such a move would have.
New York City is having trou
ble gelling enough funds to keep
going. Wagner hat proposed var
ious new taxei but mutt gat con
sent of the Legislsturet, meeling
In Albany, to levy them.
Several of the mayor's pet
•ihciiiti. ha vs beta turned down
r boy and Democratic majority by the Legislature, dominated by
der in the slate Senate, takes upstate interests and the Hepublican Party,
i
II wrioualy enough to have of
New York CHy pays between
fe n d an amendment to the state
noatltutlon selling up the d iy as 55 and M per cent of the stata’i
total revenue, according to Wag
• separate etate.
Unfortunately for the eause, his ner, and get* back only about 35
proposal fared badly In the Sen- per cent of that revenue. When a
Ita Tuesday. K wai brought to a state budget exceeds two billion
sots and Just about everyone vot- dollars, as this year'a does, that
t l loudly and whimsically for H, gets Into the vicinity ef big mon
but Speaker Malcolm Wilson rul- ey.
NEW YORK (UP1) - If a growlag group of New York Cily resi
dents has its way there will be
a Blit etar on the U. 8. Beg be
fore long—for the etete of South
New York.
Present indications are that it
Will take New York City nnslderaU y longer to get its own star
th*a ft took Hawaii and Alaska.
,■Nevertheless, some tax • weary
ffcltdants of the nation's greatest
etty are whooping rebel yells and
hollering accession.
B
Elery K. Anderson will leave
■anford April 1 for Lakeland,
where he will assume manage
ment of . two Malhera furniture
atnrea.
Tor the past 11 year*, Anderson
has supervised Mather of Sanford.
He eame here from Burlington,
N. C., after 20 years aa manager
of the Manufacturers and Stores
Corporation.
Although he was born in Chat
tanooga, Tenn., Anderson attended
school and was married in Lake
land. He will return after an ab
sence of 32 years. Mrs. Anderson’s
mother and brother are residents
of that city.
The couple has one daughter,
Mrs. Frank Roberta of Ormond
Beach, and three grandchildren.
"We regret leaving Sanford, and
the many friends we have here,”
Anderson said, "but when a pro
motion is offered K la foolish to
turn N down.”
Chester Muse will become man
ager id Mather of Sanford after
Anderson's departure. Muse has
been assistant manager for more
than two ysars.
CAIRO (UPI) — The Egyptlans suspect they ire getting
diplomatic doubletalk from the
Russians,
No mater whet other preoccu
pation may occupy the Arab
world, there U one that is con
stant—their enmity for Israel.
And it Is in the m atter of Is
rael that they think they are gotling double talk from the Soviet
Union.
The Israeli lu u e was at the top
of the agenda of this spring'*
meeting of the Arab League.
The league headquarter* sit* in
the middle of downtown Cairo, it
is a aolld-appcarlng building of
yellow atona set in the midst of
a sandy courtyard. Spring flow
ers line the driveway approach to
the entrance. Thera is a reception
hall and hlgh-ceilinged rooms on
cither side.
In one of these rooms Is the of
fice of Abdul Halek Hassounu,
secretary general of tha league
which ranks Israel as Us bitterest
enemy.
The main topic was the flow of
Jewish refugees from Romania.
Russia, he said, has given the
league blanket assurances that no
Russian Jews would lie permitted
to emigrate to Israel. Romania
luu said its emigration ls limited
and Is for humanitarian purposes.
“ But,” ha said, "when we hear
Mr. David Ben-Gurlon (premier
of Israel) asking for more refu
gees and planning to get Into Is
rael 100,000 In 10M> and know of
tha existence of receiving renters
in Vienna and the activities of
agents In Italy looking after them
and facilities for their trip to Is
rael, we cannot help bul feel
there is a planned program for
this purpose,"
An Kgyptian government offi
cial echoed llassouna but in
stronger language.
"The Russians may say lliey
ute not permitting emigration,”
he said, "but we don't believe
them.
mobilised for war or preparing
for war," Amory said. "They
strike * balance between military
and other eapendlturca Just aa
we do.”
He believes the Soviet Union la
not ready U> risk a nuclear war
over Berlin. Nikita Khrushchev,
instead, thinks he can fonre tha
West to “chicken out."
"If the West U resolute,”
Amory said, "then I believe that
the Soviet Union will be the ones
to back dowa."
During the IB years of pcaca
which Amory ia convinced the
Soviet Union must have and
urgently wants, tha CIA exiwcta
the Kremlin to follow this general
pattern!
flay Its Sputnik diplomacy to
tho limit.
Stand pal against all pressure
In the areas now dominated by
communism.
Insist either upon two - nation
talks between the Soviet Union
and the United States or demand
that satellite power* sit beside
Soviet conferees in numbers
equal to the numlwr of allies sit
Thirty-five per cent of U. 8.
ting beside the Americans.
Maintain at high pitch work of married couples spend more time
trouble-making among the peo at home gardening than at any
other pastime, according to a
ples of non-communlst nations.
But softening this Fifth Column xurvey report hy the American
•
activity with some show of Association of Nurserymen.
willingness to cooperate with gov
ernments over which the Kremlin
TODAY’S PICTURES
exercises no control.
ARE TOMORROWS
Continue an effective foreign
TREASURES —
Tlie honor roll for the past six policy of "no slrlngi" foreign aid
Weeks has been released by Sem
iVieboldt'a
inole High School.
Receiving all A’s during the
31* a PARK AVB.
fourth six-week unit was (Kb grad
e r Ann Schumacher; luth grade,
Deanna Dletriche, Nancy ntum as,
Robert Ilutlard; 11th grade, John
ny Allred. Henry Morgan, Steve
Powell, Jam es Sherrsrd, Nanry
Outier, Janet Glenn, Marilyn Mc
Daniel, Peggy Price; 12th grade,
Audrey Ilnlgrr, Mary Jane Klynt,
Peggy Wrstgate, John Dinkins,
Clifford McKRibin.
Receiving more A's than B's
ware tth grade students, Alison
Blake, Susan Carpenter, Bonnie
Giclow, Carolyn Gillyard, Desia
Horner, Frankie Jones, Sharron
Kiser, Debbie Scott, John BonUscr,
Jam M Brantley, Owen Cammaek,
Michael Caolo, John Goerss, Wal
tf you are Interested in
ler Meriwether, William Ott, Bob
p lM m b o c R
owning a horns; we are
Wllliami.
Tenth grade, Penny Anderson,
M to * «
interested in helping
M argaret Jones. Joy Wester, Ansel
Bennett, Doug Tamney; 11th
yon do it economically!
grade, Buddy F u 1 p • r , David
Goers*. Cordell Jeffrey, Truman
PM t o w *
Troulner, Dolores llargrnave, Kay
Ivty, Jean MrMurrough. Jane Os
y m to M io
borne. Shrrlcne Shepard, and Sue
Ann Toney.
By LYLK «. WILSON
WASHINGTON (U PI)—Robert
J e w y Jfc probably la St* secondI s * or third • beet informed
Atarrt~rn ea what the Russian
Cosaanuilefc see doing, thinking
■ad planning.
1 Amory it deputy chief fur Intelfecence of the Central Intelligence
Agency. OiA to the United Stalea
apy apparatus or, in more polite
language, It is a counter-intelli
gence organisation.
This well informed American
waa making a speech the other
day In Columbia, S.C. Amory'a
speech did not get the publicity it
deserved despite tha fact that
what he had to say was pretty
good news for U, 8. cUlicna.
Bis atory waa that the Soviat
Union la neither ready nor pre
paring for a war; that the Krem
lin doe* not want a war although
Communist Russia would light Lf
It must. Amory said the Russian
leaders derided 18 months ago
lb ul their Communist ceunomy
bad to have IB year* of peace to
achieve their internal develop
ment plans.
"Their economy ia by no moans
GOING
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VOL. XLIX
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER
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Established 1908
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THURSDAY, MARCH 2ti. 1959
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
NO. 399
Chiang Promises Aid For Tibet
Nationalists Plan
Fight On Mainland
News Briefs
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NEW YORK (UPI) — The only
platypus remaining in tha Bronx
Zoo died Wednesday.
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Congress Goes Home
9
WASHINGTON (UPI) —All but a
corporal's guard of the 86lh Con
gress wa* off on a 10-day Easter
recess today.
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GETS CONTRACT — Brijr. Gen. Willlnm L.
R ogers (rig h t), vice commander of the A ir
Force Missile T est Center, holds a $192,000
contract fo r Dynatronics, Inc. The electron
i c firm will be housed in a new plant in Se
WASHINGTON (U P D -T he gov
minole County in June. With Rogers a re
George F. Anderson (le ft), vice president of ernment will be in the cotton busi
Dynatronics, and Rol»ert P. Bishop, senior ness this year on a scale bigger
than ever.
production engineer for Dynatronics.
(USAF Photo) Citrusmen To Meet
modulation recording ayitcm. The
lyitcm will be uicd at the Atlantic
Mlisile Range.
The trantacllon was handled
through Drig. Gen. William L.
Rogen, vice commander of the
Air Force Missile Crater. George
Decision Delayed
•On Plea By Plant
A decision on the re-sonlng of
i n area around Five Pointi yesO nlay waa poitponed until next
Wednesday by the Seminole Coun-j
W Zoning Board.
Residents in the area protested
plana to construct a paint and
plastics plant. The decision was
L off lines only three members
the board v ara present.
.S aha JCrldsr, chairman of ilia
County Commission, said this
morning, “ We shouldn't let a few
homeowners prevent u i from pul
ling an Industry in this obviously
fesirable location. Already, the
a n a contains a large fcrtiliier
plant, a cow pasture and a beer
tavern. I won't tell the Zoning
board what to do, but I'm dis
a p p o in te d that they did not ap^ r o v s fco change to Industrial."
C
Summit Proposed
By Western Notes
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The U.
ft., Britain and France aent notes
D a Russia today proposing a sum
m it conference which could deal
with a peace treaty wtth Germany
and the Berlin crisis.
The notes insisted that a foreign
ministers' meeting precede the
anmmll and that K “Justify” auch
• top-level parley.
The separate notes to Russia
OigNesled the foreign ministers dii«usa "questions relating to Ger
many, including a peace treaty
ferith Germany and the question or
C a rlin ."
The V. I. note said the purpose
• f the ministers' meeting "should
be to reach positive agreements
over as wide a field as possible,
and in any case to narrow the dif
ferences between the respective
points of view and to prepare con
structive proposals" for a heads of
government meeting la'er.
1‘On this understanding and as
faoon as developments in the for-’
^ I g n ministers' meeting justify
hokiing a summit conference, the
U. S. government would be ready
to participate in such a summit
conference," the U. 8. note said.
Truck Hits Auto;
Parked Car Is Hit
No arrests or injuries were re^ported m two automobile and truck
accidents yesterday.
The first, at 4:36 p. m , occurred
at the intersection of Southwrst
Road and 13th St., when Floyd
Earl Heraii, plumber for Wall
Plumbing and Heating, ran into the
rear of a car driven by Betty Jean
Roberts, Hyear-old school teachcr.
Ralph Edward Wright. 41. back
ed into a parked car at 16th St.
fe nd Strawberry Ave. at 8 14 p m
T'he car was owned by Delores
Walden Sham bray, school teacher.
All are Negroes.
Four In One Year?
GENEVA, N, Y. (UPI) — Whin
Airs. Artis Grady gave birth to
twins March S she became a
mother for the fourth time in a
ji-ar. On March ZJ, 1956, she had
Coflee Club Hears
Speech By Wright,
Manager Of Plant
U. S. In Tall Cotton
D y n a tro n ics G iven
$ 1 9 2 ,0 0 0 P ro ject
Dynatronics Inc. h at received ill
fe a t defense contract to be
Developed and manufactured at
fee Seminole County plant.
The $113,000 contract calli for
(be design, development a n d
manufacture of a pulie code
TA1PKI (U P I)—President ChiatiR Kai-Miek anid today
ha would lead hia N ationalist Chinese force* upninst tha
Communists if the Tibetan rebels carry on their fight.
Chiang, in his first statem ent since the anli-Coninninisl
revolt broke out in Tibet, said the Nationalists are ''mnkinjr
every possible e ffo rt" to aid the revolutionary forces.
Krider aaid the homeowners
“ paid practically no taxes In the
area, and only a few of them
protected” the zoning.
The Peninsula Taint and Plas
tics Co. was to have begun con
st ruction as soon as zoning was
approved.
Victim Identified—
From Fingerprints
The drowning victim found last
Saturday tn Lake Monroe was
identified this morning as Walter
Stevens Jackson, of Cleveland, O.
A report from the FBI in Wash
ington to Constable Slim Galloway
said that Jackson was born Jan.
27. 1916. He was picked up for
drunkent-ss In Tampa, March 4,
when he gave his address as
P. O. Box 334, Englewood.
According to the FBf, Jackson
was a drifter and mechanic, who
had been In and out of jails all
over the country since 1934. Idem
lifleatlon was made by fingerprints
sent the FRI by Galloway.
His body was recovered by
police on the east side of Bake
Monroe, In a badly decomposed
condition. Authorities are attempt
ing lo locate relative! or friends
In Englewood.
The body is at Drisson Funeral
Home.
Suspect Gets Drop
O r U. S. Agents;
Takes Gun. Flees
NEW YORK (U PI) —A forgery
suspect got the drop on two
treasury agents and two postal
Inspectors today. He escaped with
a pistol and credentials of one of
the agents.
Police sent out a city-wide
alarm for the suspect, Idcntias Sunny Yates. 28, a Negro. He
was acrunt panted by an uniden
tified woman.
Asst. U. S. Atty. Kenneth
Stern tierg aaid the agents and in
spector* went lo a Brooklyn ad
dress to question Yutcs.
•Suddenly he pulled a pistol,
took a gun and credentials from
an agent and fled the building,
Sternberg said.
The treasury men were identi
fied as Charles Gitlens and Paul
Scanlon. The postal inspectors
s e re Arthur Danning and James
Oliver.
Touhy Is Selected
Assembly Delegate
George Touhy, .Sanford, official
ly hat been certified as a commis
sioner lo the 99th General Aisom*
bly of the Presbyterian Church,
in the United State*.
The Assembly will meet in At
lanta, April Zt 28, bringing toge
ther more than ioo comtnliiioners
from 16 synods from all southern
states.
Touhy will attend a* a commitaioncr from the St. Johns Preaby
ti-ry. The General A»semhly meet*
annually to establish laws and
programs under which the church
cqwraU*
LAKELAND (UPI)—Florida atrus Mutual will hold it* Uth annual
membership meeting tn Winter
Haven June 16.
Florida Ranks Third
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Floi.
ids now ranks third In th i nation
in commitment of federal fundi
for eonstnictlon of Interstate high
F. Anderson, vice-president and ways, it waa disclosed today.
general manager of Dynatronics,
Meeting: N ear End
accepted the contract.
JACKSONVILLE (UPI)— The
The project, first of Its kind
In Seminole County, will be under annual County Commissioners As
the direction of Robert P. Bishop, sociation convention closes to
senior production engineer for night w|(h an 8<trtre«* h* Ren
Dynatronics.
George Smathers.
Odham It Tudor, Sanford, ha*
cleared the ground and completed Danes To Buy Citnis
preliminary work for construc
LAKELAND (UPI) - The Flotion of the plant In Spring Ham rid* Citrus Commission reported
mock, near the Big Tree In Semi today that Denmark had agreed
nole County. Actual construction to Import fresh Florida oranges
is scheduled to begin Monday.
and grapefruit.
The building is scheduled for
completion by June 13. Dynatro Exercises Planned
nics plans to occupy spicioua new NAPLES, Italy (UPI) - NATO
quarters by July 1. Work on the land, sea and air forces In the
government contract will begin Medterranean area will test their
Immediately, Dynatronics officials defense and counter-attack capa
said.
bilities in a combined exercise next
The electronics firm announced month.
a couple of weeks ago that Jt
would move Into Seminola Coun Ship, Tanker Collide
ty. Parker Painter Jr., president NEW YORK (U PI)—Hie cruise
of the firm, said at tba tim# that
il ik
crease employment from the cur Ing collision at sea today, killing
rent 100 to about 400 la the next one member of the tanker crew
three or four years.
and Injuring five other*.
Local officials have predicted
that the young firm will become U. S. Gets ‘Aid’
one of Central Florida's largest
BONN, Germany (UPI) — West
employers.
Germany will repay some of its
debt to the United States March
31 with a transfer of 130 million
dollars, an announcement by the
two governments said Wednesday.
Red Radio Claims
West Backing Out
LONDON (UPI) - Moscow Ra
dio complained today that the
West is getting ready to back out
of any summit talks.
The official radio voice of the
Soviet Union suggested In an Eng
lish language broadcast the U. 8.
wai leading the way among “ cer*
tain Western circles” which do
not really want the talk*.
A Moscow Radio commentator
said although no official commu
nique w ai Issued after the talks
between Prime Minister Harold
Macjnlllan and President Eisen
hower “newsmen almost unani
mously underscored that the U. S.
and British leaders were ready lo
go to tha top-level conference re
gardless of the outcome of the
foreign ministers' meeting."
But Wednesday, Moscow said.
"American officials warned that
the convening of a top-level con
fercnce should not be considered
as something already settled.
"This leads one to believt that
certain Western circles, mainly
American, are p r e p a r i n g the
ground for backing out," the comm er'ator said.
Pre-Cooler Plant
The giant pre-cooler oa Semi
nole Boulevard went into operation
today.
Built by Jet Vac Coolers Inc., of
Philadelphia, the plant can pro
cess a lull trader load of vege
tables within minutes.
Brokers and growers in the Cen
tral Florida area will utilise the
Elections Unlikely
service to remove moisture and
LONDON <UPI>—The governing cool
crops of celery, corn, cabbage,
Conservative Party suffered an
election setback today which ap
peared to rule out any likelihood
of Prime Minister Harold Macmlllan’i calling for parliamentary
elections this spring.
Union Probe Sought
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chair
man John L. McClellan of the
Senate Rackets Committee urged
the Civil Right* Commission to
Investigate evidence that Florida
union officials a rt “exploiting”
Negroes in organising drives.
Minnow Check Asked
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The
Game and Fresh Water Fish Com
mission today urged alt fishermen
and bait dealers to eherk im
ported minnows to make sure
they aren't Infested with “anchor
parasite.”
Lake Mary Pioneer
Put In Hospital
Frank Evans, 79-year-old Lake
Mary pioneer, was taken lo Semi
nole Memorial Hospital early yes
terday moridng.
His condition was listed as
“fairly good” this morning by
hospital authorities, although he
The Seminole High School PTA la unabl* to have visitors.
Tuesday night tabled a motion tn
stay, not leave, the state and natlonal congresses.
In a report uf the meeting yes
terday, The llrrald reported that
the PTA tabled a motion to with Seminole Countv tanners will
meet in the courthouse tomorrow
draw.
John Kader made the motion to morning to discuis strategy in
stay. After discussion, members their battle to prevent ■ natural
thought it best to wait until gas pipeline company from "chop
everyone had a chance lo "think ping up some ot Ihe best farms in
it n ier." A decision is scheduled Florida.''
Ways and means uf combatting
at the meeting, April 28.
a decision by the Houston, Tex ,
Gas & Oil Corp. to take rights ofway through local farms will be
discussed. The pipeline company
hat Lied auil against Herbert Beh
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. rens for a right-of-way across a
I,eRoy ColUns has conrelled to field which Behrens values at
day's news conference so be can $50,000.
Meanwhile, John Krider. chair
iiH-nd the whole day working on
man of the Seminole Board of
his legislative program.
Collins told newsmen Wednesday County Commissioner*, said that
be would spend today at hi* the Board had pissed a resolu
beach cottage working on the tion to allow the rompjny to lay
broad program he will recom the pipeline, bringing natural ga«
mend to the legislative opening lo Central Florida, along county
April k
l
Motion To Stay,
Not Leave PTA
PR E-COO LEK OPENS — Jet-Vttc, luc., today opened ita
htiRC vegetable pre-cooling plant In Sanford. Located on
Seminole Blvd„ the plant can cool vcgctablea in .truckload
Iota. Lonkiuff a t the tall structure are Cecil Tucker, county
uKcut; H arry Valdou, secretary-treasurer of Jet-Vac, and
Joseph Kuramal, Jet-Vac field director,
(S taff Photo)
Steakley Selected
'Driver Of Month'
Jerry Steakley, 18 year-old son
of Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Steakley,
has been chosen "driver of the
month" at Seminole High School.
Th* award of an engraved silver
plaque and so gallons of gas was
made Tuesday morning during a
program at tim high school. The
plaque waa given by Kader Jew
elry, and the gas by Dodson’s
Phillip* "66” service station.
Charlie Morrison, public relation*
director of the Chamber of Com
merce, made the presentation.
Steakley waa chosen from regist
ered students at the school who
make a practice of courtesy and
safety rules on the highway.
Mrs. Michael Caolo Is chairman
of tha safety (ommlttee for the
PTA, which sponsors the Driver
of Ihe Month award.
CivitanH To Meet
The Sanford Clvilan Club will
meet at 7 tonight at the Plnecrcst
Inn. Guest speaker will be Vir
ginia Conn, city editor of The
Herald.
lettuce and bean*. The plant 1*
expected to boast area vegetable
production and bring belter prices
for vegetables.
The automation of pro cooling
machinery allows one man to
operate the process. A trailer load
of vegetables is driven into a
large steel chamber. The door* of
the chamber are closed and seal
ed.
A mobile power plant creates
steam through jets. The jets
create a vacuum in the chamber,
pulling all air and moisture from
the vcgctablea. Thun Ihc power
plant refrigerates the contents ot
the chamber to 33 degrees. Tile
doors open and Ihe load Is ready
to go about its business—north,
smith, east or west—the vege
tables will rtinain In fresh condi
tion fur a minimum of ten days.
The jet process pulls mniilura
from the very heart of the vege
table. Many pre-cooling plants
■imply dctiioixluriie the first few
layers or leaves.
Two similar plant* now are in
operation in Cudarvitlc. N. J. and
Oswego, N, Y. Another is under
construction in Pine Island, N. Y.
The Sanford mu-ration was built
at a cost of fl.VQ.OOU, according to
Harry Valdou, secretary-treasur
er of Jet Vac Coider* Inc. Valdou
is in town informing grower* and
brokers of Ihe new service.
The local operation will I*
handled by Joseph Kuramal, field
director a< the Philadelphia firm.
Valdou said Sanford was chosen
for its central location. He added
"We know Ihe truckers have to
coma through Sanford to deliver
their produce to the north. Also,
It is just between Ihe large cen
terr of Hastings and Zcllwuod."
Farmers To M eet, Plan Pipeline Fight
Governor Cancels
News Conference
Krider said "they don't have to
go across the Heidi."
W. C. Hutchison Jr., attorney
for Behrens, termed liie com
pany's decision “ arbitrary” and
questioned the selection ol one
farmer a t the target of an emi
nent domain suit.
"We take a dim view of Uilt
matter from tha standpoint of the
taxpayers,” Hutchison declared.
"Individual rase* like tills, when
there arc other properly owners
who have not signed, will lie up
a court aud jury. Taking Individ
ual rase* could be prolonged and
expensive. By taking this one piece
of land, they wouldn't complete
the right of way."
Krider and Hutchisoo said thay
understood that the Atlantic Coast
lane Railroad had offered rights
of way, in much the sama fashion
the county had agreed In laying
liie lino along roads.
Local faim ort and farm officials
invited “ all growers anti interest
ed persons'' to the 10 a. m. meet
ing in the county courtroom.
Chairman of the meeting wilt be
Harold Kasincr.
Farmers yesterday pledged an
all-out fight to keep the pipeline
from cutting across rich vege
table lands. Soil experts said cut
ting through the “ hard pan” (clay
under the sand) would "ruin for
all time these fields for farming
because they no lunger would bold
moisture."
Hutchison said the pipeline eould
have chosen “ two other locations
at lets cost" than the routs
through Behrens' farm. Eihretu
said the pipeline "can hava the
whole farm" if U angles across
bis land.
James Wright, manager of tha
Ox-Fibre Brush Co., Benson Junc
tion, spoke to members of the
Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce Coffee Club this morn
ing.
The Ox-Fibre Company is cele
brating its 75th inntversary, al
though Wright hastened to say
that he waa not celebrating his.
Wright's pride In the company he
has served for 33 years wa* evi
dent.
He cited Ihe Arm's longevity
and recognition aa a leader In lilt
brurh industry, snd.-praised It*
board of directors as “ frugal, con
servative and progesslve men."
*T must say, however," Wright
said, “ That they are possessed
with a strange, and sometimes
boring Insistence that management
show a profit."
Wright thanked Sanford for be
ing such a friendly neighbor—
Sanford was once the home of OxFihre. His amusing remarks
caught the interest of Coffee Club
mu miser* and held them spell
bound, until be left the microphone
in a hearty round of applause.
Charlie Morrison Introduced
guests and new members of the
Club. Among them were Ward
Goodrich, business manager of the
danftV. GraybnumW. Re*.-Ashton,
m anager'of Food Fair, Mayor A1
lorm ann of Longwood, Bob Mc
Kee, of McKee Motora, Harry Val
dou, secretary-treasurer of Jet-Vac
Cooler Inc., and field director Joe
Karml.
Others included Cecil Tucker,
county agent; Boh Carroll, assoc
iate ni Harold Kasincr; Milton
Stuart, new owner of Celery City
Printing Co.; John Pierre, own
er of Pierre Manufacturing Co.;
Ida associate and son in-law, Je r
ry Ferraro; Marvin Mcltrer, man
ager of Sanford Manufacturing Co.,
and Boy Wright, of the Sanford
Atlantic Bank.
Chiang'* declaration lot lowed reports from Nationalist intelligence
sources that the insurgent* hava
cut the two mainland route* from
Rrd Clna to Ihe remote Himalayan
kingdom.
Chiang addressed his 500-word
m e'rage to the people of Tibet.
"If you remain firm and cour
ageous and If you continue to carry
on the fight soon I shall lead your
compatriots, civilian and military
alike, to join foren with you on
the mainland and to fight shoulder
to shoulder for the successful ful
fillment of our sacred mission a(
national salvation," Chiang said.
The 70-year-old general iiaims
said "the government of the re
public of Nationalist China is mak
ing every effort to give you con
tinuous and effective aid."
He did not disclose what the aid
was. But key Nationalist officials
have been meeting day a*d night
during th* past 73 hours to And
ways to belp the uprising.
The Chiang statement came as
the London Times, in a dispatch
from Kalimpong on the IndianTibetan frontier, said the KAhag,
Supremo Tibetan Cabinet, had de
clared itself independent of Chi
nese Communist control.
Reports reaching New Delhi In
dicated Lhasa was quiet but that
there was widespread fighting in
other areas of Titiet and that tha
rebels were holding the town ol
Gyantse which controls an Irapo^
tin t road through Tibet.
Adenauer Worried
About Red Parleys
BONN, Oermany turi)~ Cha*.
cellar Konrad A d e n a n e r waa
nagged by fears today tha Wattera powers might weaken Weal
Germany's position in negotia
tions with the Soviet Union.
He wai reported particularly
worried that the Western powers
will accept something less than
general controlled disarmamenta settlement that might weakai
West Germany defensively.
Hi* aldei and others who aen
him regularly said this explains
Ihe 63-year-old Adenauer's ex
treme suspicion of and extrema
■ensltiveneii to public statements
by other Western leaders.
Adenauer's suspicions, which
have infected many of his advis
er* and most of the newspapers
which normally stay close to his
foreign policy line, have caused
a series of crisis in Germsn-British relations.
Only this w e e k Adenauer In
The immiiil Easier Sunrise Ser- structed his ambassador in Lon
vica will tas held again tills Sun- don
...............
............ .Iho truth about
to determine
day at Ihe Sanford Memorial 8U -1 reporj , Britain was considering
diuiit on Mellon villa A rt.
|
Rind of “ freeie" on atomic
Ihe program I. presented by | weapons In central Europe,
the Seminole County Ministerial |
Association, and will begin at
(1:Ifi a.m. This is an inter-church
service. The public is invited.
The Rev. Holu-rt Spear will be
the speaker. Two anthems will
IHBKRNIA, N. J . (UPI) —Mrs.
Le rrndcicd by tin- Seminole High Ellen Church, who told police she
School Glee Club: “ All in the bludgeoned two of her children to
April Evening" and “ Bi-nenth the death with a toy tomahawk and s
Cross ot Jesus." The club will be hummer, waa confined to an in
accompanied by the High Bchoul stitution today ss insane.
band.
“ I thought we were all Insane,'*
Congieratiuiiat singing will be •he told official* Wednesday iq
led by Charlie
Morrison.
The
»er. ,
explaining why she took the live.'
vice Includes Ihe^ Rev. lmnald 0j lwo uj [lrr t-|ul<lren and tried
Giuvcmnier, the Ucv. Ira Hind to kill two others by feeding them
man, and the Rev, W. T. Par overdoses of sleeping pills in fresh
son*.
raspberries.
Mrs. Church, a den mother for
Scout Cub Back 62 in Hockaway
township, also had tried to com
mit suicide by taking sleeping
pills after Ihe attack on ber child
The charge against (Tiff Bowen, ren.
SI-year-old house painter, ha*
been changed from petty larency
lo grand larceny, according to De
puty Sheriff L. J. Krix.
Kris said a television act, stand,
radio and jarket were found be
Mrs. Anns Kathryn Minor, M,
neath Bourn's house at 316 West former Sanford resident, died
First St. The articles were stolen Tuesday in a Winter Garden hos
from the Palm* Hotel, 420 West pital. She was born in Oviedo, and
First St. They were Identified by moved to Winter Garden from
one ol tile residents, Waiter Fallen, Sanford in 1936.
Bowen La in the Seminole Coun
Among her survlvora Is oo* brev
ty jail under |5u0 bond. He was ther, Lewi* M. Lclnhart. Sanford.
charged with petty larceny at the
Funeral service* will lie held at
time of his arrest.
2 p. m. tomorrow in the Ocoee
Christian Church. Dr. Paul H.
Packard
will ufficiate. Haw
thorne Funeral Home, Winter Gar*
den, la in eharge of arranjem enta.
Sunrise Services
Set For Stadium
Mother Confined
For Tots* Deaths
Larceny Charged
To House Painter
Mrs. Anna Minor,
Ex-Resident, Dies
Sheriff, Deputy
Attend Meeting
Sheriff J. L. Hobby and Deputy
Jimmy Singletary are attending
th* Board of Trustees meeting uf
Fair through Friday. Little
tiia Boys Ranch of th# Florida
Sheriff* Association.
perature change. High this aflaes
'Die meeting is being held at the noon M to 63, low tonight H U M .
DuPont Plaza in Miami. Sheriff East and southeast winds I to U
arhm m .
f
MoU* is « — hag of tbs Booed.
Weather
j
�Panzers Failed, Germans Try Money
|flot Dog Gets Set
For 55th Birthday
FRANKTVRT. Germany iCTl)
—The V est German manufacturer
remarked with a w tt grm: *Tt
may be a t l do with the mark
what wo couldn't do w-itt - i t paraera."
In two w-artd war*. Germany
taued u cooquer France.
What the manufacturer mean:
waa the G erm an might de it mow
in peacetime with money. It waa
one '< those exaggerated remark*
which bold a kernel ef truth
Germary u as the common
m ir tr l which knocked down ta r
iff harrier* and a t* det^hed to
entourage free trade among Ger
many. France. Italy. Belgium. The
Netherlands and Luxembourg Fee
internal Germany, the comma®
m a tin wauth came into U g a!
the end of last year had practi
cally ne :mmrd-*.t effect a: all.
lx itr r the G erm an had. all
by tbemaeNet, lowered tar.fl barn e ts S per cent, t s t u a t f that
liC W YORK t u r n —The lowly
kg dog u jeturg ready to wb»ene
4 Utl aaruTtraaty-
J t «»* a cold spring day b
a j i k e rwk. Ciewnd* shea * »**•
d h re i coder named Harry 5teA i *cnt down *• the « r « r
f#trher *bop for * t* » t sausage*
i f i bcn».“ Ha bested them and
IQuotable
; Quotes
LONDUN — The lamtee Times,
i n y v t a i that T-&« baa deland its mtepecter re from Cos•-fa c t iter mcmtbt ef itei cr*
tra u and mec-mcntal gesture,
a wkentbwsu «f the Dalai Lama
Tbe *Vwt deg kiag“ U r>»w
new bet hi* fan: s«Oa. and their
sera, atfl! c an y *>« the largest
-jw-ttt csterirx aerrtre in tbe
*w M Harry J |. Steven*. I»t^
•wt-plie* « t> .r ear-rf ball park*.
A c New Verb Coltaeva. J1 bse*e
taring tract* where then even:*
i-g-lode tbe Kcntaeky Derby.
I le a l newt and Bf ’j iM t Stake*,
and three dog track*.
Feed rg tbe hsnrry b« rde w!
fan* i* tai.ru far g n s u d hr tbe
j.itiM i but the amount of !eh id - 'J e - KC-nf» prrparatiaa i*
n g g m r g . At example, ene of
the mott Imperative need* i*
wdeqwote 'i c t i g t •pore At Yan
kee Stadium, far instance, the
M « r r » ran refrigetwte *IHM
te n :n r* of we « e a a . ib.PM
c a m «f *wf: dnrV*. J*,<00 a t c i
4-f beer xrd IPPXOP bat dag*.
5 pert, t u n at tie u t i r a i
;•* ri» <ju.tr freqaetii.’/ ra t ai tbe
s t e r n a eaaydwyea* me** and two
if tbe greatest krjfe and fork
a rtitlt acre Bate Ruth and Lwu
t-eh rg Bet tbe most epic trrn th i m i t r f them alt. the ?:r<-s »»
trM.it, i u tbe late Charlie Fuglet. a National L ean * empire.
Seantg tetseLJ with the bets at
L bteti Field one day re.'.- re a
I*odger game. Rigier cot»uaed
Fix p.g* Lm tiC *, a hucart t i
i i j u l i i i t . mx b \ t i p.-tsioe*.
f u r ear* «d core, a double cbee*«
aandwatb and fn e bo:tie, of tee:.
T V s , wiping h i a a . i t center-
W A SU N G m v i l T l I-Treaadert
Eaemhewer gK strutg backaxg
from two Democrat* m-uutt * t.>
day is tut appeal for hold the-L®e
steel
*
Sex. Etsr* K rfam er »D T ex t .
DOCTORS* DA Y — M ay o r A l W ilson sign®
a p ro c la m a tio n d e sig n a tin g M arch 30 an
Doctor®* D ay in S a n fo rd . S e a te d a t le f t i*
>lr». V an n P a rk e r, local c h a irm a n of Doctor®*
D ay. S e a te d a t r ig h t it M rs. O rv t e B a rk s.
state chairman. Standing i* Mr*. Goraor.
Stanley, president. Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Seminole Memorial Hospital.
<H erald S ta f f P h o to l
Robinsons End Feud, Become Friends
NEW YORK [CP!> — DoeaM
Haven*, p a r s e r m ar. admiralty
*ad i r u t i a : law £rm . died
W e ia tto jt aboard the u se: Vuttarna e® route ta 1—t x c . Fortagal He was «
NORWALK, Corn <LTI —Te»rid 1 . Suate. ipf-tu! feature* ea:w of tie Ntw Y ort Da^y New*,
died Wednesday * firr a twarrrinth i _ m i He wat M
Bv VERNON SCOTT
HOLLYWOOD a n t — Edward
G. Rpbir.sc® Sr. and Jr. make
their acting debut tpgrtber st a
IN' show next aceth . but even
mmt m p t n u : ta both of them
is the warm fneaduup they'*®
developed friiewtag a lengthy dis
pute.
Father and sen sat trgetber dur
ing l e d thus week m what
am ousted to a mutual srm iraticc
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Fiream* Ca. ct New H in a .
C o e . teed W e u c s tir at hi)
home. He wat O.
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Vn_ Ge#r g. a Daughtry. SS.
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caused strangulation, same by credit
way that Smrrwc
tenstep
daughter, tri.
Union Leader Hit;
Blasts Rock City
Legal Notice
H ;» » » -1»r wvta a
,1 l i r a ,
• a * IWIWIM V- - l u l l , a r t
W M R i n n t « ; r i .u a i r u , <**r.
scarcely ary change w*» neeet- that both France and lu ly h a j
sary when the common m irk rt 10 make lubitaaUal change*.
La it year, for example, France
c a s e into being
On the other hand. it did mean permitted leal than three million
dollar) worth of German automobilra to be Imported Into F rano*
ar.d permitted alioielhcr from In
common market eounlriea only
about five million dollar* worth.
Under the common market
agreement. France must open her
market* to more than 40 million
JACKSONVILLE. FIa. (L T I) - dollar* worth of foreign automo
A Sly e a r-rid carpenter htld for bile import*.
Automobile* are the outatindmg
P.ondi police i t the itrxsghng
death of his U ynr-old »tep- example, but there are other im
da ughttr hanged fciaaelf eirly to portant market*, too. prevfauriy
day ta tbe C a rta d e a County jail limited to quota rciUietieni white
now will be open to German mam
at M aersg. S. C.
Sher_rf T. 3 .' Jackson laid tbe ufaetureri
Meanwhile, *• France moved
body ef Ray Daughtry of JatksonvOe a n found about 1 a. m. He toward convertibility of the franr,
had looped bis belt around hi* it waa oeccaaary that other coun
neck acd booked *: over tbe top tries give her help in guaranteebunk in tbe cell be occupied alone. isg that the frane would remain
stable. One of tbc guirantori * n
Daughtry
W en Germany, to the tune ef a
ii
but death
better than <0 million-dollar m ad*
by
tbe
Davit,
Entering into tbe French e t g
Tbe g e l's body w it found Wed somie picture »!*o are the an:inesday c a te r ■ bed in tbe Daugh c:paj®d heavy investment of West
try home at JatkaaeviLe. Officer* German money In French project*
said Daughtry T " r uppated to la Sahara Desert development.
The German economy continue*
have u k ea toe girl Easter »bopp
to boom but It D cot all ro*y.
ing ar Tuesday.
In the steel laduitry. tbe French
Daughtry * u arrested in Man
te-sg Tuesday Right by Policeman hold at least a temporary advant
A. T. Bnrdraux and cbtrgcd with age After the devaluation of the
f.-ar.t. French iteei sell* for from
dm usg en ter tbe Irfbuetice.
t
fee
kUler » to IS per cent let* than com
0
until we were ca'Jed by Dural parable German product*.
German tteel now ia operating
County authentic*,' the sheriff
paly at about TO per cent capacity.
said.
Textilei also have weakened.
found the brdy s r i m i f i " wtulc Tie explanation here !j that penr.fining tbe room is which me pie have switched their buying to
ta d tl-ept after a Jruitle** March more durable good* inch a* automobile* and refrigerator*.
foe ie r daugStrr.
Toll Roads Busier,
Fund Total Higher
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u r i ite several day* a* the m u t abK »® a street here Brcmewday
if a beausrg by sr«*.*xl s . t t us ten Ccnrg a quarrel w-.n arunher
m
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scute exguiaioM «me at u e h o s t
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a t the science fair a t the high school, April 2-3.
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^ S c h o o l student, displays his continuous cloud chamber,
which detects the presence of radiation in the clouds. His
exhibit will be given special attention nl the science fair,
April 2-3. a t the high school.
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Protestants Start
•Easter Observance
JERUSALEM, Israel (U N ) —
Protests nit begin their E site r
weekend today with a Communion
service end a pilgrimage from
Bethany to Jerutairm along the
route taken hy Jerua on hie march
to the crucifixion.
The pilgrimege hegina in a
Congress Probing
Export'Windfalls'
WASHINGTON (UPD — Houee
invntlgatori lay ceportrra have
made thoueandi of d 0 I ) a r 1 in
windfall profit* from the governJm en l’* agriculture end foreign aid
export eubsidy program*.
Agriculture Department official*
testily replied that eome of the
aceuiatinne indicated a "lack of
knowledge'* about the cotton huiineat.
Tha eountel for a Houie Gov
ernment Operation* Subcommit
tee, h e a d e d by Rep. L. II.
Fountain ID-NC). laid Wednesday
that in one caie the Agriculture
^Department paid SIT more for
earh bale of cotton than it aold
them for.
In another, it a a I d. trader*
made $90,000 by buying dried
milk from the department and
then idling it for • 1.8 rent per
pound profit to the International
Cooperation Adminiatration f o r
ahipment abroad.
Subcommittee couniel Ja m ri P.
Naughlon eiled report* that rxtp o n e r* hough! cotton from the de
partment, had it re-graded, and
ohtained refund* because the new
grade* were lower than those used
a* the b iiit for the purchase.
‘Inspector1 Takes
Joy Ride In Wagon
RACINE, Wi*. (UPD — Down| town poit office employee* who
didn’t inipert their ••iniperlor"
were red faced today when they
learned he drove off in a red,
while and blue station wagon to
Oihkoih, Wis., and surrendered to
polite.
Described at tooking like a
postal inapector and "distin
guished," Thoma* Millelt, 39.
Scranton. P* , engineered Ihe
theft Wednesday. Police aaid he
Shad recently served a federal
term for a Tallahassee, Fla.,
truck theft.
N O T IC E
I will not b* responsible for
ary dahta incurred by anyone
otStt" than myself.
Robert B. Marrs
basement crypt reached by de
scending a narrow stone staircase.
In the center of the room is an
altar of remembrance built of 12
stones from Bethel, untouched by
tools according to the Biblical in
junction.
This crypt t* called the Oratory
01 Reconciliation Room. Around
Ihe walls are four bas-reliefs il
lustrating the story told in Mat
thew 5:23-24 of the two quarreling
brothers whose sacrifice was ac
cepted hy heaven once they had
made their peace with each other.
A worship service will be held
here emphasising reconcllalion as
the way to (iod.
The worshippers will then as
cend to the l>a>l Supper Room
on the second floor of the build
ing. Here a Communion service
will be held with fellowship the
predominant theme.
Then the worshippers continue
their pilgrimage, ascending to the
Silent Room directly over :hc-152foot Jesus Tower.
A small gate open* to a stair
way Reading to the fiileni Room
where Die pilgrimage ends in
meditation.
On the morning *>f Easter Sun
day, members of the Protestant
denominations In Israeli Jerusa
lem will attend a sunrise service
un the terrace of St. Andiew'#
.Scottish J’rcibj trrian Church ju*t
across from Ml, Zion, With llrthsrmane and the .M<u*n| of Olive
clearly visible, the worshlppera
will face a deep purple horiton
lighting up in pink and gold, and
exult in tire joy of Easter morn
ing roming up over the city’*
spires and domes.
(tuns going olf at the same time
will remind the follower! of Mo
hammed that tliis is the peniten
tial month of Ramadan and the
sunrise to sundown abstention
from food, drink, and tobacco begina.
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Editorials
5*
By Marquis Childs
WASHINGTON - Indignant Senstors may demand an investiga
tion of what they consider a clas
tic example of the manipulation
of top-secret Information to in
fluence high policy.
The example Senators have
seised on is the leak lo The
New York Times of Project Ar
gus, the 300-mlla high explosion
of there small atomic bombs.
Members of Congress entrusted
with the information under a topsecret label several months ago
were cautioned that secrecy was
vital to America's security. Then
they road the sam* Information in
the nawspapers.
The leak coincided with the
arrival of Prime Minister Macmil
lan for talks with President
Eisenhower. He wai known to be
bringing a compromise proposal
for agreement on a suspension of
aiomlc tests. Tbr news of Project
Argus wss leaked in such a way
as to make it seem that testa
would have to continue and the
British compromise, therefore,
would have to be rejected.
Evrn after the news had heen
Textile Plants Need
Qualified Employes
§ g Sanford's textile plnnts once agnln arc flexing their
muscles.
. . .
. Brookfield Mills, which m anufactures bathing aults
tQt Alix of Miami, has been irlven orders to dpuble its preaftit output. Next year, it will t>e doubled again.
W Plcrro M anufacturing Co. has received an order to produce dresses for Florida Fashions, once a Sanford industry.
John Fierro said he is attem pting to "bring Florida Fashions
buck here.”
.
Sanford M anufacturing is planning to expand, Eventu
ally, all the firm 's operations will bo located here.
The local textile plants are growing. The only roadblock
— jpenrs to be experienced personnel to operate sewing mn..Tncs. Even the free classes for instruction apparently will
ail to aupply minimum requirem ents.
The Sanford atory haa been told to textile m anufneturin the e a it and north. There is a strong possibility th at
a t least one new plant will be added to the local garm ent
fatnily. Othera well might move here.
+tv. This, of courac, would add to th e strain on personnel
•tlpplv. Thera appears to be a solution, however.
litany experienced workers In textile plnnts in the north
and east have been cut off due to decreases in production.
Most of these would be very happy to move to Seminole
-‘Cbunty.
11 These workers would not find the same pay scale pre
valent In textile arena in the north and cust. But, neither
would they be looking for work. They also could have all of
.th e advantages which Florida offers, auch aa recreation,
aports, a year-round climate.
,y Local m anufacturer* prefer local employes. So do wc.
How eve;, if they cannot be obtained here, this m ight solve
1he problem.
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.... Baggers come in assorted sizes, shapes and financial con
By Ed Eoierbe
ditions.
WASHINGTON Whit the
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Sanford, In recent weeks, has asked several to leave Congressmen wanted to know wst
tdw n. The city even has purchased tickets, one-way, for a what do you do with a Russian
•couple th a t became somewhat obnoxious in asking for hand- who disobeys a traffic signal In
The city isn’t attem pting to run "poor people" out of
town. The Herald Isn’t criticizing the severely hnndicapped,
. Sha lame and othera who really need aid.
However, we don’t think Seminole residents should
»Jmve to put up with cases like th at which enme to light Tuesf day. Two deaf m utes were told to leave Sanford a fte r one
■w as found soliciting funds in City Hall."The two did not have
t g perm it to beg.
And how did they depart? In a 1059 model station
i
on, of c o u r s e . ___________________________________
Iraq's Withdrawal Won't End Alliance
don w
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LONDON
rm
(be
would
be affected because of Iraq’s
itbdrawal.
A spokesman said 'th e remainb il members of the part would
continue but ha did not Indicate
whether the alliance would be reaamed. Baghdad la tha caplto] of
Iraq.
The fore)id Office also disclosed
it rercivrd sn assurance from
Iraq Tuesday that nothing would
happen In the Immediate future to
the British position In Habbanlya,
■ strategic point for Britain's Mideast communications.
Iraq has been discussing with
Britain the future of this base and
•thar problems arising from Iraq’s
srilhdrawal from the pro-Weatern
Baghdad defense alliance.
«►
Icsq'a.arm ed forces are largely
equipped^with British • made w v
pons, Diplomatic sources sug
gested that If Britain were to halt
shipments Iraq might turn alto
gether to Russia for future equip
ment.
The United Stale* and Britain
prepared to shore up the defenses
of the remaining Near East mem
bers of (he pact • Pakistan, Tur
key and Iran—against the thraat
of Communist encroarhment.
In The Nick Of Time
ANDALUSIA, Ala. <UI>1)—’The
local Klwanls Club purchased ■
II.OM rain insurance policy for
an outdoor circui which went into
effect at • p. m. Tuesday. Rain
fell at 1:10 p. m.
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searching questions like, would In International organisation and
it be poiiible to bar taped sing law from the State Department.
ing commercials
in orbiting
Mr. Wilcox said yea, there
things?
would he a traffic problem up
Then there wss the ponderous there one of these days since
problems of what lo do In esse other nations besides (he United
outer apace?
Our lawmakers alto asked such the Soviets turned the moon red. Slates and Russia will b« tending
Kor this, so help me, they did up satellites in the future.
have an answer.
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Before them, at the House Spice Nations cenlrsl depository could
Committee, the gentlemen had two handle the traffic up there.
of the country’s top experts on
But suppose, said chairman
what the law should be where
Overton Brooks (D.. La.) that we
there Isn’t any air.
The sorry truth is th rrr arc have a blinking traffic light ays
no space laws now, and the Con tern in orbit and a Ruailan cornea
gressmen wanted to know why swooping along and (alia lo heed
somebody doesn't hurry up and It. What then?
Well, now, that was the prob
develop some.
A calf died of fright yesterday
So they called up Francis Wil lem..The Russians, said Mr,.Wil
morning on the George Simmons cox and Loflus Beckrr, head men cox, have 2 habit of ignoring in
ternational laws.
ranch, two miles west of Sanford
Rep. Brooks envisioned a flock
on State Road 44.
of apherei and cones cluttering
Tha four-week-old eatf apparent
the radio frequertelea with 2 lot
ly w as'thased by a wild animal
of gibberish. The depository, slid
until It dropped dead of exhaustion
the State Department man, would
and fright. During the chase it
try to control that, too.
leaped through four strands of
This drew a pl*a from Rep.
barbed wire and two boards sur
George P. Miller (D.. Calif.) that
rounding the corral.
BEIRUT ( UN) - Almost ex
Then the calf Jumped into the actly six months after the last somebody certainly ought to pass
cow pasture and ran around the U ,"S. troops left I.ebanon, this | a Jaw prohibiting anybody from
field; five acres of land. Hair illllc nalion still Is feeling its wsy sending up salclliles with singing
commercials.
from the calf was found on all back toward normality.
Now it was Mr. Becker's turn.
four fences in the pasture.
But there is an undercurrent of He'a a young man who described
Tha only injuries susialnrd tension which rises partly from
himself as a slightly negative law
were a large gash on Its nose
ilill-unforgoUcn revolt against yer. He said he wasn't worried
and cuts from the barbed wire. the
the regime of former President about our Pioneer IV colliding
Dr. Raymond Rasa told Mrs. Sim
Camille Chamoun and partly from
mons tha calf was not sick, or (he lensioni gripping Lebanon’s with Russian's ftolnik, and things
Ilka that.
suffering convulsive fits.
neighbors.
But what would happen, Rep.
The dead animal was consider
P art of the tension here is the
ed a prise calf, weighing 190-ITS result of an early lack of confi James Fulton (D„ Pa.) wanted
pounds. Mrs. Simmons said they dence In the new regime of- Presi to know, if Russia put a red flag
plsnned lo put all the calves In dent Fuad Chehab. Confidence on the moon? Or w orn yet, he
said, "What If H usili hit it and
the barn at night from now on. only now Is being restored.
kicked up a lot of dust and turnad
No tracka were found In the pas
Hut in its early months, the
ture, hut a panlhrr or bobcat Is Chehab government refused to the moon red?"
Mr. Becker poo-poohed that.
suspected, aha added,
use the means at its disposal to Just hitting tha moow. ha said,
crush the bickering which some doesn't give Russia a right to It.
times led (o fighting between the To gain possession, he laid, would
almost evenly divided Christians take a great deal more than Just
and Moslems.
putting an object on anything. But
Strangely, one of the faclora he didn't elaborate.
leading to an upsurge of confi
Mr. Fulton, however, worried
dence has been the government's still. What we'd probtbly have
CHICAGO (U rn — Though vigorous handling of a kidnap- to do to outdo the Ruailans. he
mused, would be put a rad, white
flash floods can strike a commun murder case here.
No such vigor had been demon and blue band around the moon.
ity only an hour after a storm,
U. ft. weathermen, through ra strated in the daya during and
Rap. Frank Oimers (R., N. Y.)
dar observation, are able la warn Immediately fallowing the revolt. ■aw grave implications in all thii.
Now It ii expected the govern "I hope.” he said, "they let our
resldinta in advance.
Max A. Kohler, chief research ment also may move more vigor song writers know well in advance
hydrologist for the weolhar bur ously to maintain peace between whether it’s to become a rod
eau in Washington, said today the Moslem Rasta section of Bei moon instead of harveit moon."
that 30 new radar stations are rut and the Christian sector.
Rep. Fullon wondered what re
Tha American troop landings course we would have if the Rus
being Installed In danger lonee
along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are seldom mentioned now. There sians sent an X-10ft-type plane
and in Oklahoma, Kanaaa and Ne are too many other prohlemi.
tailing over our country at an
American presilgp Is not particu altitude of. say, 100 milts?
braska.
He said tha stathnia will be es larly high but it is higltrr than
Thai, said Mr. Becker, is the
pecially effective in flood fore it was. Even the moil rabid na nut of the whole problem — where
casting for small streams where tionalist admires the United States does sovereignty end in space?
flood ciesta ran rise in a few because it gut out of I-chanon He laid international law ought to
boura. Already weather bureaus when It said It would.
determine just what type ef orbit
in Oklahoma City and Des Moines
ing ohjerla may be permitted to
hava issued numerous flood warn
go tailing over anybody'! pro
ings on the basis of radar in Family Planning?
perty.
formation, Kohler said at the
That got bark to whether the
CAR Ml. III. (UPD—Little more
17Sth meeting of tha American than 30 minutes after Mrs. An Rusilaos would obey the reitricMeteorological Society.
drew l-cithliler gave birth to a lions.
Tha larger the river, tha long son, her daughter in-law, Mrs.
The gentlemen, it seemed, gain
er tha time between the atorm James l-clthliler became the moth ed litlie ground in their probe of
and the flood crest, Kohler said. er of a baby girl.
space. So the matter will go be
The bureau is able to predict a
fore an 11-man Unllad Nations
flood In the Ohio basin days in
More than Iww billion dollars committee somellme In May.
advance and on the lower Mis worth of plastics were mid in the
I'd say they’ll have themielvei
sissippi a month ahead.
U. S. in 1997.
a king-site headache.
In Death Of Calf
On Seminole Farm
Lebanon Struggles
Toward Normality
lis t
Sear
•HAS
United Pres* International
The lighter side of Dixie:
Want a commission in the Con
federate Army?
These already are available In
Geoigla, and probably soon will
be in other parts of Dixie.
In the Cracker state, the Cham
ber of Commerce Ii trying to iemobllire units of the giay formed
in Georgia during the War Be
tween the Statei. The troops are
lo be used in realising battles
during the Civil War centennial
in 1BS1.
The chamber (which does not
deny having an eye on tourist
tiauel it offering full information
in old unili, and will award com
missions to "commanding offi
cers" who recruit unlls.
This idea of ra-cuacting old
battles also It being discussed at
Ft. Sumter, S. C., where the
whole thing began, amt at Manas
sas, A n i l e l a m , Chattanooga,
Vicksburg, l'ea Ridge, Ark., and
Philippi, W. Va. And in Atlanta,
of rourse.
Silence no longer is gulden, but
its worth has been measured In
a 11 v • r certificates, otherwise
known a t dollars.
James W. Porter, tiit-d of hear
ing rock and roll music on the
radio station at Ripley, Tenn.,
persuaded the elation to sell him
Robbery Try Costs
Would-Be Bandits
NEW YORK (UPD - Two men
gained entrance to the home of
Mrs. William Goldateln Tuesday
by prelending to bt delivering a
gift basket of fruits and Jellies.
Once Inside, they told her It
wss a holdup. Mrs. Goldstein be
gan screaming and tha men fled,
leaving behind the beautifully de
corated gift.
Polka estimated that the "hold
up" cost ihe men tlS la $20.
YOUR
Radar Being Used
To Warn Of Floods
Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church
W I I M H t l , A d te e lU tn *
printed and Deputy Secretary of , mediate consequence was that An.
Defense Donald Quarlei had is derson demanded the release of
sued a statement on ft. Senators so-called confidential letters sent
were told by Pentagon officials to him showing a marked differ
that the informstlon was still ence between the Defense 1 ^
classified. They are acutely aware partment and Ihe AEC on the rats
of the absurd and impossible posi
of nuclear fallout. In his statement
tion this puts them In when they
undertake lo legislate on or even retrasing the conflicting meretalk about atomic matters and ipondence Anderson said AEC
national defense. Senator Clinton Commissioner W i l l a r d Libby
Anderson, chairman of the Con should try to explain contradictions
gressional Joint Atomic Commit in hit recent pronouncements «n
tee, has suggested an Investiga fallout.
tion, with principals from the De
For Anderson and others on the
fense Depirtment end the Atomic committee the villain of the p k c«
Energy Commission summoned to is still former AEC C hairin g
explain what happened.
Lewis L. Strauss, whose name is
Anderson says that when it was now before the Senate for confirknown the Times would print the matlon ss Secretary of Commerce.
story tha White House In the They believe that Strauss set the
tbree-hour Interval before ectual policy of telling tha public as little
publication telephoned top offiritla is possible about fallout and mak
in Ihe Defense Department and the ing that little sound as inno
Atomic Energy Commission fo cuous as possible.
give them ths official line. Mem They see Strauss as still ths
bers of the Congressional Joint dominating force in high policy jn
Aiomlc Committee were not in Ihe aiomlc field. This is one elb
formed.
ment in the concerted effort f t
This fed the wrslh that has block Strauss' confirmation.
long been smouldering. One imSenators ssy they want in look
Into the records of the Lewis and
Rost Strauss Foundation, narm-1
for hit parents and of which h*
Is president. Last year Ihe foundsUon awarded 29,000 and the Albert
Einstein made! to Edward Teller,
19 minutes of silence. Price: Bit.
John 8tewart, manager of sta popularly known aa tha "father of
tion W T R B, said there were Ihe H-bomb." Teller haa been one
many protests. Bo alienee la no of Slrauai' eloseat collaborator
In relisting any curb on nuclear
longer for sale therf.
testing and in playing down tha
To keep the record straight:
Fred Brown, a Tennessee highway poiiible effccti of nualear fallout.
This year the 19,000 and the
patrolman, has been acquitted on
medal went to Libby. Docs this
a speeding charge.
Brown la the officer who arrest represent. Anderson and others are
ed Oliver Andsraon near Clinton, asking, a way of rewarding loyal
supporters of the Strauss line
Tenn., torn* weeks back.
Awards from foundation funds art
Anderson charged that while exempt from persons! incomt tax
Brown was driving him Into Clin and, therefore, have a greater
ton to file a speeding charge, he value thin auch a turn wouO
(Ihe trooper) (acceded the speed otherwise hava.
limit.
But quilt apart from Ihe perBrown accused Anderson, An
sonal bitterness injected into this
derson accused B rovt.
Proved to be a legal standoff, controversy, the stakes are fan
tinea Anderson also was acquit tastically high. The correspondence
released by Anderson, after re
ted.
peated demands on the Defense
One thing you can say about Department, shows that the fall
Booker Wright: Matrimony holds out of itrontium-M It greatest in
im terrors fur him, Wright, 1*6, the United States, and earlier re*
is honeymooning in Miami with ports indictle It is heaviest in Hm
bis seventh wife. He married Mrs. northern tier aisles. The conce“
Elfie Pickle, G8, al Cbntwopd, Va. tration it contrary lo previous as
surances from AEC. No one ran
Pcrsue Caplet, 70, also ha* had really be lure of the long-term
considerable experience with wed effecli of this pollution. On the
lock. He filed suit in forest, other hand, most military men in
sist that to halt tests now. par
Min,, for three divorces.
Turns out he took four matai, ticularly In the light of the Pro
ihe last three without benefit ef ject Argua experiment, Is to en
danger the national security. With
divorce.
He wanted the divorces, Caplet the acreen of secrecy growing
said, ao ha and his remaining ever tighter, these are Issues t h g
wife would be eligible for welfare Democratic press Is ill equipped
payments.
!• resolve.
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�Thura., Mar. 26, 1959—Page 5
Seminole High School
Miss Janice Reel
Jo Wed In May
Mr. ind Mrs. Laurence E. Reel,
Sr., are announcing the engage
ment and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Janice Ellen,
to Wendell Lawton Springfield,
eon of the late Mr. and Mra. H.
W. Springfield, and grandton of
Mra. If. M. Springfield of Rocky
Face, Ga,
Miia Reel, granddaughter of
• r . and Mra. George P. Lovell.
Tallahaaaee, Fla., and Mra. Ruby
Reel of Sanford, graduated with
honor* from Seminole High School
In 1BS3 and now ia employed aa a
O fJ
By JANE FLETCHER
Tonight we'd like to have you
get acquainted with sixteen more
of your little girl* In the brown
uniform. Here’s Terry Chevalier,
Connie DcLong, May Rac Hite,
Mary Ellen Hoffman. Dixie Hol
mes. Diane Huikin, Joyce Jonea,
Janet Lewi*, Mary Ann Mclnnls,
Karla McNair. Sharon Tarianl,
Mary Margaret Reynolds, Mary
Lou Shuman, Ttsthy Todd, Susan
•White, and Margaret Wilton eager
to tell you about their doings as
Scouts.
In meeting with Troop No. 37S
1 realised a piece of the hard
ship of the split session school
program. . .half of these third gra
ders go to school In the morning
and half in the afternoon, and
meeting this late In the afternoon
makes many of the Scout outdoor
.program s and activities almost
• m possible to undertake except on
an occasional Saturday. However,
in spite of time limiUtlons. the
girls are enjoying their taste of
scouting.
To date their most memorable
activity was a eookout in Mrs.
Margaret Reynolds
(Pinecrcst
School principal) backyard. This
was followed by games and left
a vivid Impression on the girls
that they are hoping for an
™ arly repeat. At Christmas they
made calendars, and Christmas
cards, and made little stuffed cats
of which the children were quite
proud. For valentines day they
made their own valentines, then
made little baskets to hold their
goodies, and had a lively party
with the exchange of the card*
and the candy filled baskets. Their
leader Mrs. C. A. (Marie) Lewis,
plong with assistant Leader Mrs.
C. W. Todd, arc beginning to con
coct plans for a trip to Ponce de
Leon Springs, when the weather i.1
more reliable. Tblv troop also has
reservations in to appear on POPEYE Playhouse, television pro
gramme from Orlando, on April
goth, and are elated a t the pros
pect.
The troop is organised in the
usual club system with regular
^election of officers. And I was
" o l d by one of the little girls aa
a m atter of interest and import
ance that as part of their home
making projects they'd each had
to thread a needle and sew on a
button... .mamas please take note.
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Todd cope
very pleasantly with this troop.
Cookie chairman for this year
was the charming Mrs. E. A.
Chavalier.
.
Cook Out
“ Intermediate Girl Scout troop of
Lake Monroe held a eookout at
the home of their leader Mrs.
Jam es Giles in Lake Monroe on
Wednesday. March lllh , aa their
troop meeting and to celebrate
Girl Scout Week.
Beforr the eookout, they held
their regular meeting a t which
Mr*. Fran Abrams, assistant
leader, showed the girls the firefhuildin g flip chart, and gave in
structions on Safety in use of
fire. Their representative to the
Ciliienship Program held this past
Girt Scout week was Charlene
Abrams, and she gave a report
on the work done at the Agri
cultural Test Center, and also
•
Although official Weather Bu
reau records date back only 70
years, precipitation figures were
•reco rd e d near Harvard College aa
long ago aa ITU and barometric
readings were documented In Bos
ton in i m and 1726.
The Seminole High School Glee
Club, under the direction of Miss
Ollic Reese Whittle, will present
lchahod Crane, a comedy opera
in two acts, Marrh 31, in the High
School Auditorium.
The cast of characters include
Mynheer Van Tssscl. a rich far
teller by the Florida State Bank.
Mr. Springfield attended achoola
in Tampa and graduated from
Dalton High School, Dalton, Ga.
He attended West Georgia Jr.
College for two years after which
he entered the Navy for four
years. He ia employed by Dowling
Appraisal Company.
The wedding, an event of May
30, will take place at the First
Baptist Church and Irtenda of the
couple are invited to attend the
ceremony and reception which
will follow.
J/ioop
m
To Present Comedy Opera On 3 1 1
brought back a sample of sugar
canc to all the troop members.
The men in charge at the center
were so kind, and obliging and
asked Charlene to return, that the
leaders have decided to sec If they
can't make arrangements to take
their whole troop on a tour of
tills installation. After the meet
ing the girls had time for * few
games and then proceeded with
their eookout. Mr. Giles helped
with the fire, and the girls got
their own palmetto sticks with
which to cook hot dogs, and alt
shared the various salads, and
desserts the girts had made and
brought. Three girls, Fran Ben
nett. Brtty llittcll. and Anne Rose
were invested 'with appropriate
ceremony at the campfire, and
shortly threaflcr, Mr. and Mr*.
Leroy Lee came lo visit, Mr. I.ce
had brought his guitar in the
wonderful evening reached an
even hippier climax with singing
around the campfire to the ac
companiment of the guitar. I
think it safe to say It was an
evening to he enjoyed and re
membered by everyone fortunate
enough to be present.
mer played by Gary Baker; Hen
drik. his son. Wally Philips; Brom
Van Brunt, a young gallant, David
Stanley, Ichahod Crane, school
master, Gerald Jones: Vrou Van
Tassel, Cindy May; Katrina. Kay
Ivey; Wilhclmina. her friend,
Faye Garner; Hilda, Katrina's
Reception-Shower
Honors Couple
(jJssik
MISS JANICE ELLEN KEEL
Officers Elected
At Auxiliary Meet
The Anna Miller Circle met I Hardin, first vice president; Mrs.
Tuesday evening to elect new of Ed Miller, second \ice-president;
fleers to be installed it\ an April Mrs, A. P. Bowcrsox, recording
secretary; Mr*. Wade Snyder,
ceremony.
secretary;
Mrs,
Mrs. Robert Cartilhcr's was corresponding
named president: Mrs. William Bernard Wolford, treasurer and
Mrs. Richard Maprs, chaplain.
During a candlelight ceremony,
ronducled by Mr*. Christine Blan
kenship. two new members were
initiated into the circle. They are
Mrs. Charles Arret and Mrs. Cal
vin Simons.
Hostesses for thr social hour
were Mrs. Wesley Fillmon, Mr*.
Bichard Mapcs and Mrs. W. Gor
Rev. Ernest Rolick
don.
The Lost face death with terror
The Chriitian recognizes a
friend, and meets it with a smile.
In Lent, we sec Christ deliber
ately choose death and we watch
astounded as He overcomes It.
The faithless say It is incredible,
But he cannot face death with
a smile, only with stark terror.
The regular meeting of the San
Paul says. . ."I am persuaded ford Story la-ague was held Mon
that neither death nor lifr. . . day evening at the Episcopal
shall he aide lo separate us from Parish House.
Ihc love of God in Christ Jesus.”
Mrs. E. C. Williams gave an
interesting report or. Ihc service
work id the Junior Story League
amj .-lie told til the Easter pro
gram given by the Lillie Women
for Hie childrrn of the Methodist
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Palmer had Orphanage at Enterprise.
a* their guest, Monday, Mr. and
A program of stories was given
Mrs. Edwin Gumm of Galrshurg, nan “ Florida, Land of Nature's
III.
Enchantment” ns the theme. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hush R. F. Moulc rrad a poem "God’s
LILIES OF THE VALLEY have at their guests, hi* sister, Autograph” and Mrs. W. L. Roche
hloom on lime chiffon In one of Mrs. William Gmhe of Hillsdale, told the story of "Hrspa and Her
Red Hand of Destiny”. Mra. E.
Walter Florcll’i “ Look Of the Lo N. Y.
C. Williams told of the “ Legend
relei” hats designed for spring
Lt. Cnidr. and Mrs. J. A. dr of the Spanish Moss”.
fancies.
Mrs. F. L. Crosby, Mr*. C. E.
Ganahl have as their house guests.
Dr. and Mrs. - W. L. Ercles, of White and Mrs. C. C. Welsh served
cake, cotter, nuts and E sstrr ra n
Washington, D. C.
dies to the members and two
guests. Mrs. J . Husk and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Rawls
Eva William's, wlm were present.
are the parents of a daughter, Stuffy Dish
The refreshment table, overlaid
Shrimp-stuffed mushrooms are
Perri Dec, born Sunday morning
at the Orlando Air Force Base good as ranspes nr as the entree at with a lace cloth, was centered
hospital. At homr she will be a meatless meal. Remove items with a low arrangement of pink
greeted by three brothers, Bud, from IS to 20 small fresh mush flowers.
Joe and Terry.
* rooms. Chop stems fine, combine
2 tablespoons with equal amounts
More lhan 33 billion cans of
fine dry bread crumbs and grated food and beverages are expected to
American chcctc. Add 1 he consumed in Iho United States
Plans For Saturday sharp
teaspoon grated onion, Vi tea during 1939, about 190 cant per
Skating: Party
spoon salt, Ik teaspoon ground person, compared with a per cap
Arrangements have been made black pepper, and 'x cup minced ita consumption of 33 cans in 1900.
for all girl and boy scout troops cooked shrimp. Fill mushroom
in the county to join in a roller caps with mixture, broil on bak
When street lights were firat In
roundup, Saturday morning, March ing sheet about S to 10 minutes or stalled
in Lark, Utah, civic minded
24th, at the Coliseum in Orlando until browned.
residents arranged the pole* so
from 9.00 A. M. until noon. The
that they spelled out the name of
price is Wc per person which
the (own in letters large enough to
includes skates, and Ihc skating -Americans ale about twice as
rrari front tall buildings in halt
much
chicken
in
1B
ST
as
thry
did
rink will be reserved for Just the
ke City 27 mile* away.
20
y
ean
ago.
troops of this county during that
period. This is especially directed
to the Brownie troops is they are
hesitant about taking the little
onea over to skate with the gene
ral public.
If'your troop plans to go contact
Mrs. D. If. Fletcher FA 2 SOW so
that an approximate number a t
tending can be made. Each troop
will have to provide its own trans
portation.
# Jjcdbh
3 cd k
Story League
Has Program
(P&AAonafou
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keogh,]
Lake Mary, cntrrtainrd with a
shower-reception Saturday evening
for Miss Mary Grace Hobby and
her fiance, Alvin Wright who will
tie married In a late Spring wed
ding.
The ITS guests who railed dur
ing the appointed hours of eight
to ten were greeted by a receiv
ing line composed of Mr. and
Mrs. II. M. Gleason, aunt and un
cle of the bride-elect: Sheriff and
Mrs. J. L. Hobby, her parents,
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright,
parents of the groom-elect.
The guest* of honor greeted
their friends in another room
where they opened and displayed
the many lovely gifts presented
lo them. Miss Hobby wore a
striking hlark lace cocktail length
gown and pinned a corsage of wild
violets at her shoulder.
Miss Gwen Yale* was In ehsrge
of thr guest book and Mr*. Eileen
Willard and Mrs. Ida Keogh assist
ed in the gift room.
Hugh African violets, a favorite
of the hrlde-elert. were used
throughout the humc and an out
standing violet plant was used
on the refreshment tahlc which
was overlaid with a handmade
cut-work doth. A lavendar, purple
and green rotor scheme was used
in parly appointments and deco
ra led petit-Tours, served with
punch and coffee, carried out this
motif.
Presiding over the silver serv
ice were the Mmc*. John I’elley,
Ted Brooklyn. Joe Smathcr*. Ntts
Guyman, Damon Scott, Walter
Gardner, Harold Hoekersmlth,
Robert Rugrnilcm and Chester
Gucrry.
Sanford Pilot Club
Has Guest Speaker
Mrs. P. J. Weslgalr, who rec
ently visited Poland, was the fea
tured speaker, Tursday evening,
when the Sanford Ptlul Club met
at the Civic Center.
Mrs. Westgatc showed slides
while she talked on the rustom*
of the Polish people, their present
life and political set-up and the
amusing preparations that look
plaee for her rousin’* wedding.
The meeting was presided over
by Ihc first vice-president, Mr*.
Raymond Ball in the absence of
Mrs, Waller Carter.
The annual Easier Egg sale was
brought lo thr attention of thr
dub ajul members, .w ere,Jurtfd
to have iheir egg* ready Tor the
site to begin Friday, two o'clock,
at the French Avenue Winn-Dixie
store.
KilclincH Entertain
Ll. Cnidr. and Mr*. Thomas Kilrlinr entertained with a dinner
parly at their home recently.
The dinner was servrd buffet
style from a tables covered with
a handmade blue tulle doth
trimmed with satin. Light blue
candles in silver candelabra flank
cd a centerpiece of white gladioli.
Dinner guest* were Id. Cmdr.
and Mr*. J. P. Cullen. Lt. Cmdr.
and Mrs. Harry Bryant, Lt. and
M u. Jark Ynungbladr, Ll. Cmdr.
and Mrs. Ralph Mattus and 1-t.
and Mrs. Roger Miller.
SAY
Church
Calendar
TIIUKSUAT
Pinrcrest Baptist Church rhoir
practice at 7:30.
Communion Service At First
Presbyterian Church at 7 p. m.
Guest* of thr club Tuesday
Royal Ambassadors to meet at
night were Mrs. Aida Kramer uf 7 p. ni.; First Baptist.
DcBary, and Mrs. Julia Beckman,
Annual Mnunday Thursday com
Mrs. Pearl Solvcck and Mra. Nan
Myers of the Tilot Club of Cocoa, munion of First Methodist Church
at 7:30.
Fla.
.Miss Ollic Keene W hittle
Kirch. Sandy Anderson, Lindt
Humphrey, Myra Williams,
Donald Carter, Henry Russl, Lin*
vet Itisncr, Cecil Dandridge, Mari
lyn Steele, Jean Morris, Carol Har
man. Judy
Bonner, Dorothy
Browning, Pat Griffclh, Sue Koke,
Annette Yates, Lynn Hodges, Har
old Holland, Deltwn Parker, Mal
colm Higgins. Burk Wynn, Arthur
De Young, Pain Jordon, Marilyn
Rogers, Cecelia Milslrad, Rickie
Cox, Sharon Karraker, Mike Ma
honey, Richard Powell, Ronnie
Easter. Marilyn McDaniel, Bar
bara Colbert, Shirley Jones, Helen
Pittard, Jean Southward, Jane OsIxirnc, Mary Elizabeth Adams,
Flora Mar Rlrhardson, Eesla Ful
ler, Evlc Kratrcri. Winston Plercy,
Freddy Smith. Charles Higgins,
Allen Swalm, Don McCoy, Rich*
ard Barnet,
Lynda Yearkle, Helen Price,
Linda Boatman, Janet Glenn,
Rose Mario Russl, Frances Strick
land, Edna Lightfool, Gladys
Sludobakcr. Barbara Thomas, Eli
zabeth Fryer, Larry Davis, Jimmy
Cohen, Johnny Emerson, George
Harriett, Larry Harris and Wayne
Evans,
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home of Mrs. J. C. Davis with
Mrs. Chester Gurrry and Mrs.
George Chapman, Jr., as co-hostesses,
Mrs. Davis grerlrtl the guests
at the door and the other two
liostessei pi rallied over the Stiver
service In the dining room. A
silver and while bridal motif was
used in deroralton* and a large
circular floral arrangement, with
timhrelli effect, centered the
while linen rovrrerl table. A dou
ble ring cake, symbolising the dou
ble-ring ceremony In like plaee
in lale Spring, was served with
coffee to the guests attending.
The only time an Army football
tram went through a season with
out winning or tying a game was
in 1490, its first-year. But Ihn tram
played only , one game, losing to
Navy 24 to 0.
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G am es S la te d H ere
ha* an open dale Sunday, but
Phoenix Journcya to DeLand to
play Mlnncapolii. .
Phoenix Manager . Bed Davl*
threw a complete rookie team at
the hard-hitting Mlllera yciterday
afternoon. Three youthful hurleri,
each working three-inning etlnti,
were shelled for LI hiti by the Mil
lers. Phoenix garnered nine off
the offeringi of a trio of Miller
pitcher*, but couldn't m ike them
count.
The Giant* committed two ml*cuea afield In their first exhibition
game of ipring training. The ihellarking, while not reaion for joy.
■•The Phoenix Giant* today sought
their Initial win of the 19M spring
training grind, the Cor pul ChrliU
Giants their aecOnd.
.•Phoenix yesterday bowed to the
Minneapolis Miller*, t-3, in its tin t
* * ‘1 game here. Today, (he
Coait League championi
boil Houiloo of the Texai
Corpus Chrlitl, which hai a 11
accord. traveled to Kelly Field In
Daytona Beach to do battle with
the TuJia Ollcri, a league rival.
'(Bath team* take the day oil Frl-
* 7 y,l 0n Sllufd*y* lh*y Pl»y_‘,ach
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Exhibition Results
1a
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At Weil Palm Beach. Fla.
New York
010 100 001— 2 « 0
K a n in Cily
200 010 OOx- 3 8 0
Dltmar, Freeman (7) and How*
ard. Garver, Meyer (6), Brunet
(7) and Home. Winner —Garver.
Loier — Ditmar.
At Fort Myeri. Fla.
Chicago (A)
103 000 ooo—4 7 3
Pittsburgh
ooo 002 000-2 7 1
Wynn, Donovan (8) and Bailey.
Friend and Hall. Winner — Wynn.
At Vern Beach, Fla.
Milwaukee
030 010 202-8 14 0
Loi Anuclei
300 OOO 100-4 g 1
Hartman, Jay (7) and Cran
dall. Podrei, Lablne (8), Harris
(l> and Pignatano. Winner—Hart
man, Loier — Podrei. HR —
Hodgei, Crandall, Aaron.
At Orlando, Fla.
Baltimore
000 000 010—1 8 0
Washington
000 101 30x—5 10 0
Slock, Brown (7), Scheel (8) and
Ginsberg. Stobbi and Korrheck.
Loser — Stock. HR — Allison.
At Scottsdale, Ariz.
San Francisco 012 lot 310—9 13 l
Boston
002 001 001—4 10 2
Ant on e] 11. Giel (8), Muffed (0)
and Landrith. Brewer, Klely (8)
and H. Sullivan. Winner—AntonelII. Loier — Brewer.
At Tucson, Ariz.
Chicago (N) 003 210 000—8 9 3
Cleveland
000 110 100-3 7 0
Anderaon, Buihardt (8) and
Neeman. Stlgman. Brodowskl (3)
Striker (I) and Nixon. Winner—
Anderson. Loser — SUgmin. HR
—Wall*, Averill, Thomson, Colavito.
ailed P reia latereatloeal
Tampa, Fla.
>u!a
000 001 000— 1 5 I
Cincinnati
001 101 10x- 4 9 3
Gj Blaylock, Kellner (4) a n d
•Grain, Pena and Bailey. Ixiier—
itlailock. HR—Boblnaon.
r At lakeland, Fla.
•Philadelphia
000 010 300- 4 8 0
{Detroit
010 000 020- 3 3 1
ij Cirdwell, Owena (7) and Lo•pat*, Thomaa (7j. Bunning,
'RaUgh ft), Spencer (9) and Wlljeon. Winner—Cardwell. Loser—
tBumsing. HR*—Harrl*. Foil, Bou•rhei, Chrliley.
television To Pay
'Teams $10 Million
!l•league
NEW YORK (U PIl - Major
biiebaU'a 1939 - l a k e ' ’
■from radio and teliylalon will be
jabout 910.9 million — roughly the
19 mpunt four millfen "live” fam
would ahell out in the ball parki,
'according to a lurvey today.
|i Aa A. C. Nielsen aurvey for
iTelavIilon Age magatlne e a t i •B ated that Ute total coil of teleWlM** major league baaeball thii
a r wotild be e record $38.2-milo. The actual coat of praduc•lag;tbe telecaita waa eitlmated at
•n rim lllk m with • final $U.2 mlteatlmate for national, regionjg i god local tponaonhlp of presam e and post - game programs.
The New York Yankee* will
televise more than any other
{team ( 1Z») garnet and alao re■itelie the blggeit Income—an eitl>Waled $330,000 - from TV. The
kaaloa alio estimated that the
I Angetea Dodger* would get
1,000 lit radio and TV Income
i}—although the Dodgera are lilted
•Ifor.only 11 lelecaiti.
! ijie Milwaukee Brave* and the
. Ban Francisco GlanU are the only
. clubi which are not televlilng at
’ l e n t tome of their gamei.
B
OOTnEAL (UP!) -F ig h t prow Jim . Norris today chalked
bla first victory lince the
W disbanded hit Internalional
JIBafjag Club—the signing of light, 'heavy champion Archie Moore and
Yvjn Durelle for a July 13
Yvdo
repeat of 193g’a "fight of the
jrefr."
: Norrli. now operating through
ths National Boxing Enterpriiei
lo f ; Chicago, pulled out thii big
plimi at a time when rival pro
mt! er Bill Roiemohn in New
waa trying lo line Moore
agalnit Sugar Ray Roblmon.
. -niman Glbaon, preaident of the
■< jlNohls • backed NBE. called the
! i<ilgriing "* major move by the
•;NBE." He imiited (hit the signin* didn't mean the NBE had giv| eniup trying lo milch Moore and
i)Ro)>inion. -e I th e r, hut laid a
i Moore*win over Durelle "would
J.nufke a Moore • Robinson fight
1 even more attractive,”
1
And Gibson made It pliln he
thlpki the NflE would be the out'. f i t •that would land Moore-Robtn! aod, too.
; Champ Will Defend
OREENSSOHO, N. C. (UPI) —
Defending champion Bob Goalby
' h a t confirmed he will compete In
Greater Greensboro Open Golf
: tournament a t the Starmount For• set Country Club, starting April
‘ B. Others who have accepted InjieiotUd Sam Snead, Art Wall, and
. Nike Southak.
• Truck driver Walter MUler of
' Kansas Ctly ha* driven two and a
million miles without an acci-
!*«$•
By FRED DOWN
United Pres* International
Bob Cerv la flexing hli muscle*
again and so the Kantaa City Ath
letics figure they’re no longer the
"p n ( a 1 e a” of the Grapefruit
League.
Cerv, one of the Amcriran
League's top aluggera lil t season,
could lead the Athletics Into the
first division this year, according
lo manager Harry Craft.
Both Cerv and the Athletic* got
off lo a poor start this ipring but
Bob look charge all by himself
Wednesday when the Athleltea
scored a 3-2 decision over the
New York Yankee*. It waa only
the Athletic*’ alxth victory In 14
Grapefruit League games.
Cerv singled home one run in
the first inning apd tripled home
another In the third In addition lo
clouting a double, Ned Gsrvcr
pitched the first five innings for
the Athletics and held the Yan
kees to three hits.
Both Received Surprises
The Washington Senators and
Cincinnati Reds each enjoyed a
pleasant surprise when Chuck
Stobbi and Orlando Pena turned
In nine-inning performances.
Slobha, traded to the St. I-ouia
Cardinals last season and then re
acquired for nothing when hr re
ceived an outright release, scat
tered eight hits to heat the Balti
more Orioles, 3-1. He h is yielded
only ona run In II innings this
spring and attributes his come
back to the fact that he la wear
ing glasses.
Pens, who had an 11-10 record
fur Havana of the International
League last season, pitched a
five-hitter la become the first
Cincinnati pitcher to go nine in
nings this spring in a 4-1 win over
(he Cardinal*. Frank Robinson’s
Second homer In as many days
and his fourth of the spring broke
a 1-1 He In the fourth.
,
The Milwaukee Braves beat the
Los Angeles Dodgera, 9-4, the
Philadelphia Thillles shaded the
Detroit Tigers, 4-3, the Chicago
White Sox downed the Pittsburgh
Pirates, 4 2, end the San Francis
co Giants dubbed the Boston Red
Sox, 94, ia other exhibition
gams*.
Aire* Gets Homer**
Hank Aaron and Del Crandall
TALLAHASSEE (UP!I - Flo
ride State meets North Carolina
and Illinois opposes the University
of Florida today in Florida State's
Fourth Invitational Baseball Tour
nament.
Other entries In the today
lourmmrnt are Duke, Michigan
Stale, Michigan and Western Mich
igan.
Duke and Michigan don't Join
the round-robin event until Satur
day with Michigan State and West
ern Michigan making their appear
ances Monday.
Rv JERRY COVINGTON
Coach Jim Figoll and his Scmlnnlc track team ail but shut nut
Tavares here Tuesday In the se
cond meet of the young season.
The Semlnoles piled up 7H4
point* lo the visitors IVi while
taking every event. .Monday they
won a triangle meet against DeLand and Eustis here.
In the opening event two Scmlnoles tied a achool record In the
lOOyarri dash. Boh Day and Rich
ard Lancy both crossed the stripe
in 10.8 seconds and Cecil I)sndridge was right behind in 10.8
seconds.
Coach Pigoll has 55 boys partici
pating in track this season and he
feels that they have plenty of
material to go all the way in the
conference meet next month.
Summary;
100 yard dash— Day. Lancy,
Dandridge (all Sanford I. : 10.8;
140 run—Fawlcy, Lundqulst (San
ford). Jenkins (Tavares), :58.1;
180-yard low hurdles— Allred,
Mann, Roberts (all Sanford),
Flake, Tavares, :23.5; sprint rncrley relay—Sanford (Lancy, Mann,
Lovelace, Fawlcy). 222.
220 yard dash— Day, Dandridge,
Furman (ail Sanford), :25.0; dis
cus— Fox. Lake, A. McKibbin (all
Sanford), 121 feel; broad Ju m p Day, Fancy, Gracey (all Sanford),
18 feet, 11 inches; shot pul—
Lake, Fox, Allred, Ross tall San
ford), 38 feet, 3 inche*.
Rathmann Breaks
Mark At Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) —
Race Driver Jim Rathmann Wednesday set a new national record
for a dosed track run, averaging
172.80 miles an hour over the
new Daytona Beach International
Speedway.
Rathmann, former Imllannpoll*
fiOO champion, was driving a
special ear built to test tires for
the Fircatone Corp. Hi* perform
ance bettered the 171.82 miles an
hour act by Marshall Teague last
February In a Sumar Special.
Teague was killed on the aame
hack two days later In an effort
to surpass his own mark.
O trttU i OU Psia*— I a t a r i* F r i a a
— I a far (or F I s M i a v l i M s C s ls n
—U V I Hu
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hit hom efY'Ind drove In Ihrde
runs each lo lead the Bravea’ 14hit attack against Johnny Podrcs,
Clem Lablno and Bill Harris. Bob
Hartman, who pitched six innings,
and Joey Jay limited Iho Dodg
ers to eight hit*.
Homers by Wally Post and Ed
Bouchce and a triple by Sian Lopata were the big blows in the
Phillies’ seventh victory in 13
games. Gill Harris and pinrh-hlttrr Niel Chrliley drove in all De
troit’s runs with homers. Don
Cardwell and Jim Owens held the
Tigers to five hits.
Don Hoik had two singles and
I double for the Pirates but Early
Wynn and Dfck Donovan held his
teammates In check. The While
Sox scored ill their runs off 22game winner Bob Friend who
went seven innings for Pittsburgh.
The Giants sent the Red Sox to
their fifth straight loss with a
lusty 13-hit attack but had a
acare when shortstop Andre Rodg
ers, one of the sensations of their
spring camp, waa "beaned” by
Tom Brewer In the second" In
ning. Rodgers, who was hit on the
left side of the face, was forced
to leave the game and probably
will be sidelined several daya.
(EDITORS NOTE—This is the
19th dispatch on the prospects
of the major league club* in
1931).
By LEO II. PETERSEN
UPI Sport* Editor
TAMPA, Fla. (U PI)-A I Lopez,
who has beaten the Yankees only
once in right tries, claim* he la
going la da it again in 1953.
Aa manager of the Cleveland
Indiana he beat the Yankees In
1954. In five other seasons with
Cleveland, and the last two years
with the Chicago While Sox, he
always has finished second.
He think* his third While Sox
club is going to do the job.
"I figure we have the best ihot
at them, with Detroit right up
there, loo," laipex reasoned. "One
of us i* going to beat the Yan
kee* this year. I honestly feet
we re the club that is going to do
it.”
He likes his pitching, his downIhr-middle combination of Luis
Aparicio at shortstop, Nellie Fox
at serond and Jim Landis in ccntcrfield and his catching, led by
the long-ball hitting Sherman Lollar.
What he doesn't like is his first
base situation and his relief pitch
ing.
Some Bullpen Help
"If we could come up with a
big bat at first and a little bull
pen help, Casey Stengel would
finish second for sure,” I,»pez
said. "Pm tired of finishing there.
I.el good old Casey or Bill Nor
man (manager of the Tigers)
have that spot. Our aim is first
place and 1 honestly feel we're go
ing to make it.”
His first base situation is such
that he even is considering inov*.
ing Lollar to that position if Earl
Ratley continues to Improve In his
patching and if veterans Ray
Boone and Earl Targoson and big
Ron Jackson can't (ill the bill on
a full-time basis,
noonc has slowed down. Torgeson Is 35 and Jackson still hat to
prove he can hit major league
pitching, lie hasn't been able lo
thus far this spring.
Short and second are set, of
course, with Aparirio and Fox
and at third it wilt be Bubba
Phillips with the veteran Billy
Goodman behind him. Sam Espo
sito will be the utility infieldcr
and rookie John Romano, who hit
.231 at Indianapolis lost season,
the third string catcher. That
leaves catcher Lea Most In the
expendable class.
Going With (Allison
In the outfield, IxIpPx is going
with rookie John Calliaon in left,
Landis in center and Al Smith,
who appear* to have recovered
fro,"' his leg injury of last sea
son, in right.
"I'm going all the way with
Calliion," Lopez explained. "La*t
year t decided to do the same
with Landis. He waa hitting only
.200 In July, but I stayed with
him and he turned out lo be the
goods. I'm going In itay with
Calliaon the same way.”
Calliaon hli .283 at Indianapolis
in 1938 with 20 home runs and 93
runs batted in.
up from Indian,-polij, where he
had a 9-11 record.
,
Might Take Home Doing
%
Turk Lown, the ex • national
leaguer who was 3-3 with White
Sox last season, will be tha No.
1 bullpcnn man unless the dub
make* a deal. The other faurleri
will be veteran Gerry Staley (4-3)
Don Rudolph, an lt-gam e winner
who won only three gam ei at
Indianapolis; Claude Raymond,
Wichita last season but who h^s
impressed Lopez this ipring a n d *
rookie Rodollg Arias, up from Ha
vana where he had a 7-7 record.
Lopez is hoping that Arias will
give him the left handed relief
pitching he lacked last season.
While Lopez is optimistic and
the White Sox have changed own
ership, they don't appear to have
changed too much on the field. It
might take a lot of doing lor
them to finish a t high as second^
*
against the Buca, yielding only again.
one run.
The Seminola* will have Ray
Lundqulst in left, Alex McKib
bin in center and Henry llussi In
right. Lundqulst has shown fine
speed in the "pasture" and
should be one of the top defensive
players for the Seminolea.
Sanford greyhound racing fans
Vernon Kirk will start a t have only three more days of ac
third base, Cecil Dandridge a t tion left on their kennel chib's
short, George Perides at the key day meet, but some of the le a so n 's#
stone, and sophomore James fop thrill* lie ahead.
Markham at first base. Markham,
For Instance, tonight Happy Joe
the lop Seminole hitter last sea Lucky
will gallop in tha Derby Con
son. will be hitting at the clean-up
solation
race, the 10th event. Ae>
spot.
Rig Don C artsr will be the tion will cover the marathon threeeighths-mile distance, and will fea
starting catcher.
ture an unuiual octet of star* who
Just missed nabbing spots in to
morrow night's Central Florida
Derby.
Happy Joe 1* given two-to-one^
morning line odds from the fifth™
LONDON (U PI)—British boxer post position. Hie big dark brindle
Brian London shrugged off the racer slipped into overdrive during
(tower of the British Boxing Board the club's closing weeks and waa
of Control today and went ahead expected to be a top contender for
with plans to fight world heavy the Derby.
weight champion Floyd Patterson
To win the Consolation competi
In a title fight a t Las Vegas, Kev. tion,
Happy Joe will have to best
April 21.
the always-tough efforts of little
The board turned thumbs down black, Edge Of Nile, who drew th*
on the proposed match Wednesday next door xpot, the four box. The
and said it will refuse London’a other six standouts in the long 10th
application for permission lo meet are Joan Owren. Oklahoma Sue,**
Patterson. The ruling was that Fable Sklrta, Limber Timber,
the bout wouldn't be “ in the In Small Money and Riata.
terest* of British boxing.”
Tonight's ninth contest alao will
But fhls official pronouncement, be Grade-A strutting, with rompcoupled with the possibility that Ing Randy Rock given best early
he might be banned from fighting figuring from the third post posi
again in Britain, didn't seem to tion, Glen Colson, in the seventh
faxe London very much. He called spot, ia another top hustler in the
the ruliug "just too bad.”
ninth event. It's the club's last
"If the Americans still want Ladle* Night offering, and ooce
me, I still Intend to go,” he said again, all women will be adm itted^.
on a television program.
without admission.
VJ
For outfield reserves, the White
Sox have the veterans Jim Riv
era and Don Mueller. Lou Skizai
will stay on aa a pinch-hitler and
can play third or the outfield—
neither very well.
Lopez will atari out with Billy
Pierce (17-11), Dick Donovan (1514), Early Wynn (14-18), Ray
Moore (9-7), Bob Shaw <3-4 with
Detroit and Chicago) and Barry
Latman aa hli first-line pitcher*.
Lalman won three game* while
losing none for the White Sox late
last season after they called him
Seminol.es To Host
Edgewater Tonight
By JERRY COVINGTON
The Hanford Semlnoles will
open their 1959 baseball season
heie tonight as they go against
the Edgewater Eagles of Orlan
do.
The game originally was to be
played against Oviedo, but the
Lions had just returned from the
state
basketball tourney in
Gainesville when the week of rain
set in so they hid to pas* until a
later date. Coach Dave l.aude
waited no time in scheduling a
fill-ln game with Edgewater,
Action will get under way to.
night at ktemorial Stadium with
a lull pep band and cheering
squad. The till will begin at 8
n.m. Opening festivities will get
underway at 7;30. The Seminole
Roosters Club is sponsoring the
opener and has urged all mem
bers to attend.
The Seminolea have had rather
a tough go in trying lo open the
>eason. They were scheduled to
play Lyman last week, but ratn
prevented them from getting (he
game in. The only action they
have seen was a practice tilt
Monday in Daytona against the
Mainland nucs, where they lost
8-7. The weatherman has promis
ed a fine night for baseball and
it looka as though they will be
ready to go tonight.
Laude will start righthander
Richard nam es or ledy Bob Day
against the Eagles here tonight.
Barnes started against Mainland
Monday and was shelled for five
runs in the first inning, but set
tled down to throw very effective
ly after that. Day threw two innings and waa very effective
TIM E
Happy Joe Picked
in Track Feature
London Shrugs Off
British Bout Ban
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inning and never w*s headed.
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and surrendered one tally in the
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eighth and one In the ninth. In the
aevrnlh. he handcuffed the Millers.
Minneapolis lira uard three hurl
e d . Thiel started and gave up one
run in the second. Stabclfrld hurl
ed aroreleai ball during his stint
snd Hurd was nicked for singletons
in the eighth and ninth.
.Starting for the Giants in renter,
and leading otf. was Robin Coff
man, Ripley, Tcnn.; at second,
Manuel Mots, Michigan City,
Mich.; at first, Charles Decs. Bir
mingham, Ala.; In left, Bob Perry,
one of the squid’s most consistent
power hitters, New Bern, N, C.;
behind the plate, Jam es Oraino; In
right, Jam es Miller, Miami; at
third, Royce Youree, Coaling*,
Cal.; at short, Donald G. Strtchrk,
Youngstown, Ohio, Just nut ol the
Army, but who has trained with
the Glanta before.
Track Team Takes
Tavares; Sweeps
All; Second Win
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�Thura. Mar. 20, 1B39— Page fl
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fairfurS
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Two Dead, One Very
Due To Poisoned Fillet
•
«-«—*
uelubia ami south bit w Jersey
area.
Persons in that region were
warned to throw away any filet of
flounder or fluka they may have
purchased since Monday. Author
ities said all poisoned fish eicepl
that already purchased by the pub
lic ha» been recovered.
m
IX t h i : 4.TH4.T IT cu t ter. 1% AM)
Dead were Dale Klineschmidt, 3.*
n m *s. m I%ui.k cu t m i , r u « .
of Hadden Height*. N. J.. and
IDA. AT l.t« - N». aexft
NOTICE OF TAKItfl
Charles McQuade. U , nf PhlladelIllnfnTON TKXAB UAH AND Oil. phla. Both ate flounder dinner*
iNJIll-UllATION. » corporation.
F s tllle n v r . Tuesday night, and medical author
ities auspected fish poisoning,
tlKItUKIIT U. UEIiltK.VH. rt si
Mr*. Marie Povelko, 48. was list
Daftndini*.
IN TIIK .VAXIK AXD HT THK. ed In critical condition at Hunter
AI 'T llollIT r OK TIIK IT ATE OK don Medical Centar, Flemlngton,
KUIItlUA:
Til WHOM IT MAT CONCERN, N. J . Physician! suspected fish
Artrl
1’ir r il No. I,; Owner. I l 'r b r l 11. poisoning pending the result of lab
Ilrhran. But *T ljk « Mmirot. Flor- oratory tests.
fo n l c o -c h a irm a n ; C h c sto r H cnrick, D eB nry
|,U anil I.in 111* V. JOhrrni, amt
All Ihe poisoned fish was in the P L A N N IN G PR O G R A M — O fficials o f th e
apolll*. ir married, Uni »T T.ah* form nf filet, according to Philadel S n n fo rd -D eH n ry K n le rtn in m c n t As.doclntion co -ch airm an , anil M rs. Jo e itHker, c h n irm n n
Slonrnr. Florida: Knninilirancra,
o f tic k e t sales.
phia Cily Health Commlasioner Dr. f o o v e r pinna -for p ro u rn m s h e re n c x l se a .
.Nona; Katlmatad Valua. *140.01.
( liei'n 111 S ta f f P h o to )
fVntlrs of Taklna — *
son. L e ft to rijrh t, F ra n k Molmnc J r „ SnnJames
P.
Diion.
and In all paranna or parti* hailn t
Dixon said the poison involved
or ilalnilnr any rlalit. till*. In.
trraat. ratals. murlsaa* or olhar was sodium nitrite, a chemical
lian lo and la thor* rtrtaln par. similar to salt in appearance which
i ala of land altuata In Hamlimta
rnunli. Klnrlda. hrialnafiar dra. sometimes is used in weak solution
rrll.nl, loarihar arllli all niikiiowu In preserve fish between Iht time
paranna rlalmlna Nr. liirni.*h and il is processed and tha time it is
undrr known paranna who ara
ROME (UP1) — An intcrnallon to umler-cul world markets tn or acquired the art of wearing his
daid. nr whn a rt not know* in put on aale In refrigerated casts. al myitery man it the spark be der to force his own entry. In clothes well and being at ease
ha daad er allva:
Dixon speculated that the solution hind one of Italy's most dramatic any event, he Is one of the most
t’arral No. t (llarkarl il. Bthrrna used
in any company.
might have been stronger
at all
powerful men in Italy. Mallei has
At M, he went In work as a
A alrlu of land ft ft»- faat In width than intended or that the chemical post-war economtr developments.
He is Enrico Mallei. S2 year old
aatandlna IS fan waaiarla and St might have been mlalakrn for aall
painter in a lied iaeinry in Ills
faat ITaaiarlv from lha follow Inc
head of Ihe Kalian oil monopoly.
native northern Italy. At the age
I daacrlbad aurvsy lint and travarr- and used to wash the fish.
of ID, he was a dirretur of the
log lha North Half ISAI of tha
An official of the Pood and Drug And he il a mystery man only In
rtovarnmant Rat 1. Har. *A, Twp IS
tha aanae (hat he is regarded wilh
company, in rliargc of 15(1 men
•nulh, Ranga *» Fast, balna that Administration said he had no rea a certain disquiet both by govern
lit* father was a low placed mem
pari nf lha Norlliaaal Mnartar son to believe that any of Ihe fish
tNK'i) of lha gonthwraat tluarlar went outside Ihe Philadelphia and ment, and international business.
ber o( the Kuban police.
(HIV’t) of far sa Tuwnahln la
The U. S. government keeps so
At 30, Mattel was ready lo found
Booth. Uinta IS Kaat. lying and south New Jersey tre a t.
halng nutllda nf tha Hanford lirant.
ilia own rhcmieal factory.
"A* far a* we know il is all con eye on his activities out of a fear
gamlnnla County. Klarlda. mora fined to one Philadelphia area dia- that his steadily pyramiding acHoly Week services at Christ
Then ihe war intervened. To
partlmlarly daarrlhad aa (nllowa.
tributor and his outlels," Slid Rob livitica mighl prove lo be a two Kplsropal Church in I-ongwood ward its end. Mallei fought as a
to. w i t :
llatlnr.lng at a point In tha ert C. Stanfilt, chief nf the Phila billion dollar bubble which could will be held at I p. in. Itmishl Christian I’arlisan against the
Boiith Una of tha ahnva itrrdelphia district of tbr Pedtral blow Italian prosperity lo smith (Maundy Thursda)) and tomorrow Germans, commanding x.nno men.
rrlbad proparly In lha Hanthwatt Uuarlar (HtV'.l of aalil
Food and Drug Administration. ereens.
night.
Those forces later added their
Hartlnn Tn. Hal,I point halng
Holy Communion will lie offered pcarcliiue strength to Italy's
"He has recalled all that w it left
International industry watches
I
ST f»»t waatarlr along laid
Innight.
The
Good
Friday
srrvlco
in
hla
lio
rtl."
him became ha haa nol hesitated
lint from Ilia Hoiithaaat lorChristian Democratic I’arty, the
nrr tharanf: and running
will inelude the litany and address. post war governing force.
The distributor involved waa not
lhanra North a* u1" Watt a
On Easter, the n a. m. service
immediately Identified.
With tins political and econom
dlaianra or l.lll faat In lla
Until the source was pinpointed,
will he followed hy brrakfaM in ic background. Mallei was called
point i.r • alt In In a North
ilna nf th» aliovr drarrlhad
llie poison alarm had gone out
the Parish Hall.
upon to eliminate the oil monopo
properly In tha Houthwraat
through all eastern Males from
A varied menu will be prepared ly set up under Mussolini.
Quarter IHWMI nf Hartlnn
MARCH 11
fa. Tuwnahln IS Hniith. liana*
Maine to Ohio. City and state po
hy a committee under the direc
It was then a collection ef
SA Kaat. aald point halng SI
lice In New York City, Newark.
Adalsslcni
tion of Mr*. Ralph Slevcns. As building* with no oil snd physical
faat waaiarly ainna aald Ilna
N. J., Wilkes-Barre. Pa., JHamford,
Norma Jean Schwann (San sisting In serving will lie mem assets worth shout a million dol
from Ih* Northraal rornar
tharanf.
Conn., and many other ellles mov
ford)
ber* of ihe Young People's Serv lars. II was Matlei's job to liqui
ttalna laiida. nwnad hy llarhart fl. ed swiftly lo halt the sale and con
Gaii Cockrell iDeRary)
ice t-esgur, including Corel Scliim- date ihose holding*.
Mat,rant and l.urllla V. llahrana and
taunts, If marrlad. Bin ST. t-aka sumption of flounder.
Margaret Mason (Dellary)
ming, Pat Scrceney, Margaret
Rut lie reveraed Ills field. In
Monro*. Klnrlda and Idtntlfltd at
Ralph Peter* (Sanford)
Stevens and Susan, Jennifer and stead nf liquidating Ihe holdings,
|,Ina Mat No. ST-HES<t-lt.
Nnllra of Taking—I
Doris Thomas (Sanford)
Margaret lllanton.
he utilized them to begin inten
TAKE NOTICE, that a DarlaraNorman Whipper (Ovirdu)
The (radlthnal Ka»1cr egg hunt sive explorations.
linn of Taking hsa bran fllad hy
Discharges
and
special
srrtic
rt
for
the
lha ratltlonar In lha ahnva alrlad
Hr found exlrnsixr deposits ef
taur* fnr lha taking or tha abort
Hetty Hrock (Sanford)
church school will he held al 4 methane natural gas and began
daacrlbad landa for rlghta «f way
Irene Power (Sanford)
p. m.
and arrtinrnl* for tranamlaalnn
TALLAHASSEE (U PD -A achebuilding an empire.
IIn r a. and that tha Court wilt, on
I-troy Lamar (Sanford)
So far, he ha* been fsn 'JillriH j
tha Tth day nf April, A D. ISIS, al duled conference on handling of
MARCH
34
t :Jfl o'rlork. p. m.. tn lla Chambara bootlegging casea b* Jefferson
stieeeiaful.
at tha gamlnola C'nunly Courlhouaa. County Prosecutor Henry Hamil
Admissions
Holdinct originally valued al
ai Manful d, Flmlila. ronsMrr aald
Mad* Crcddick iSanforil)
fiarlaratlnn of Taking, appoint ap- ton ha* been delayed until next
one million dollars now have been
nralaara, and maka aurh ordar aa
Bertha Diggers (Sanford)
expanded about two billion.
tha Court daamo praprr pursuant
Lillian Lloyd (Lake Mary) ,
William Durden, eaecutlva aide
And whatever disquietude M»tNalomi Kelly (Sanford)
*nAlAt' FARTIEH 1NTKRKHTBD IX
lei rau*ci. as one critic* said:
THK AMOVE DSOCIUIIBU UA.Nlig to Ihe governor, had planned to
wary
L
Weleh
fEntrrpHsh)
may appear and ha heard at lha confer with Beverage Director H.
Frank Evani (Lake Mary)
TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — Rep. “ You run’l quarrel with Rant*
Mma and plara haralnahova (trail- 0 . Cochran and Assistant Ally.
Fredarico
Valatqucf
(Sanford)
James
II. Sweeny of Volusia Coun CUus "
"*AVITNKHg my hand and aaal of Gen. George Owen thii week, but
ty
has
been namrd chairman of
(Sanford)
aalil Court, thla Slth day bf March. said a conflict in angagemenU
the House Committee of Finance
Francei Speer (Sanford)
A 1>. I Sib.
forced
a
postponement
until
Mon
tHEAI,)
and Taxation.
Howard Hood (Sanford)
n. P Harndnn
day or Tuesday.
Speaker Thome* Beasley, in
Marion
Raulerson
(Geneva)
d ark nr lha Clrrull Court
Beveraga aaenia have complain
nv: Martha T. Vlhls*
Edith Marie Walker (Sanford) making the appoint merit Wednes
ed that Hamilton la not cooperat
Daputy Clark
day, instructed Sweeny to throwNora Mullina (Goldenrod)
Darld tv. Iladrlrk nr tha firm of ing in bootlegging caaea
out any proposals for new lasex.
llll.KH. IIKIIUICK 4 HUHINBON
Joseph Thompson (Ssn(ord)
HI Houth court giraat
The people of Florida are paying
Ella
Wilke*
(Denary)
Orlando, Florida
all the taxes they ran hear, Beas
Glass doorknobs aarve aa the
BIRTHS
ley said.
MoCA TtTIIT. I.ANK 4 AOAMI
"eyea"
of
tha
huga
grasshopper
Baby
girl
to
Mr.
and
Mri.
li t Atlantic National Hank Bldg.
Beasley added dial with a lillle
which faai been the weathervane Henry L. McKinney (Sanford)
Jackaonrllla I. Florida
thrift in stale government, present
atop Boaton'a historic Fantuil Hall
Baby
girl
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Les
Altornaya for retllluntr
taxes will provide adequate income
for more than 300 years.
lie Kelly (Sanford)
Pukllah Mar. Jt
to operate (he slate in the next
Ditch arges
two year*.
Marlon Raultrion (Geneva)
Sens. Tom Adams of Orange
Harriat Wilcox (Sanford)
Park, another opponent of new
cmlaser Me. l a i n
» “ * » « Blstrlrt Me. «
Gertruda Blake (Sanford)
taxes, is chairman of the same
■ re a rt e f read IH aa e l
Mr*. Paula Baker and baby rommltlce in (he Senate.
T k e a a e f e r d A t l a e l l e N o ila a a l I n k
O l l a e l e r a l a T h e l l e t e wf F lw rU e
boy (Sanford)
Beasley appoirt-d Rep. Howard
A l T k e IT eee A t ................. O e M i r t S 11, I M l
George Dixon (Sanford)
l-lvingslnn. Highland* County, as
F a k lte b v d l a I t d M i w Tw t e ll N t i t Me
Thomaa McCullough (O ilrrnl vice chairman.
C e e p i r t l l r r Of T k l C e r r v e v r , l i l t f l e e l t e a a l t I,
F , I . M r v le e l l l a i e t e e
Rev. Daniel Paul (Sanford)
A IS K T I
Gerard Laurence (Sanford)
F»ah. kalsweee with elhsr bank*. Inrludlw* reserve
.........
Iialsnev. end cask llsms lit prm »*• or cellsrtlnn — . I l.lll. 1ST.t*
Willie Pringle (Sanfordi
rmliril HIIIAS Uuvarn-nrnt efallaattuns. direct And
Leah Itxe Smith (Sanford)
auaiantsad .
— - .......... -........... -— ........
4.,,S.S*STJ
Olillaallnn* »t fltalrs And potlllral auhdlvtilnnA ........... ..
444,1*4 **
Edith Marie Walker (Sanford)
forj'"rnir slinks ilm.ludlnt; *11,0*4 00 sunk of
GAINESVILLE (U P I)-A Navy
George Dixon (Sanford)
Ksdrral llessre* U n l'l .......1k---------------- - -........tl.Hv"U
jet plane crashed near hrre WedKuans and dlKtiUnll
. ..
—-----—
4,1*1.111.*?
nrsday, but the Iwo err wmen
Rank prsnUssa nw nrd H t.ttt.t*. turnllurt and
r t l t u r a a I I T . T S S . i e ----------------- --- ---- --------- --------------1II.T IJ.3I Crop-Duster Killed
elected Ihemselve* and paraehutrd
fMhSr aa»ata ---------. ----------- .....-------------•——-----—
ll.SH.lt
PAHOKEE (U PD -Tlic pilot of to safely.
l l . H I . T H . i l a crop-dusting plane was killed
L U jg l William W. Ilalre, 34,
Tu..l A M .....................
MTIEk----------Wednesday when hla airrraft struck was unhurt. Lt. Cmdr. Joseph S.
natwaad dapn.ll. of l.dlvIduala. parlntrthlps, 1*4
I.Til.IIS II a high tension wire, burst inlo Reedy suffered • minor arm in
C roats final
Tine dsposli* at Indlvldutla, pert, erihlps, ■ad
and exploded.
jury.
l.lll,III.IT flames
corporation* . ..... ............. —— ......................... The body of Carmen Salvalurc
The Jacksonville Naval Air Sta
IlM tI.SI
llapealte at United Male, (lot-arms ta t .............. — ....... .
l.lll.T4I.II Jr.. 40, had lo be cut from the tion said the pilots vfere on a root
lienoali■ of Mister end piHtlcsl subdivisions ----------- ,
It III.II cockpit after firemen extinguished le (raining flight In their trainer
other deposit* irsrtltl.d ami cashier's chnk* an- I
Total Dspnolta ....... .... .... ...... .......-....
113*1
when it developed a flame out.
11l.lll SA the flames.
Other llablllllso -------. -.......................... .......... —— IS REFI NED INTO
II.ITI.1H 11
Total t-labllRIso —..... ......... ........
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c a riT a i, A iLui .vrs
Rapllsl Mlosk:
’
HI.ASA |A
iilCommoa atark, latal per tltMS0.ee
HA.AM.AH
Sirr plus ...j — ^
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I ‘ndlrl-lsd prnflls . ——......................... ........ ....
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Rsstrrto — — ---- —— —- — — ........——------ ----- — .
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Tula I f’AlillAl ArrouAIA
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s
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II.HI .III I*
IHHOMAXlta
Asasls pltda'O or assiinse ta escort llablllilti
tml for athar puipatta
------------___
ltis .lll.ll
and your Family? Why not sur
(a) I .cans AA shown abova ara attar dalustloa
For to gar with that frrth flavor
nf r s M r v t s of
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■ TIS SI
prise (hem with a realty wonder
of wm-dremhed Florida can*
I H W. Mims I’ssHsr of t h a ■hart.namt'l h a n k . *« a-,l• mnlr
twsar ihat Iks thn,s sisttm tnt Is trus to Iks bsst si piy hn„oI I t 'l s s
Belch—p u l the bag with Ihe
ful gift . . . fnr all year pteaaurr?
sa* kslltf.
H VT. Psans.
rsth lsr
famdiar Dixie CariTat i
Cattsat Atlaat:
R. i. Etassaa Ulrsctsrs
They’ll love you for your thought
trademark.
PHILADELPHIA (UP! I A
poisoned lull icare that spread
through 1G eastern nates alter the
death or a three-) eir-old boy and
a (arm laborer was narrowed hy
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EDITOR’S NOTE: L e w e l t
Stom as, m M newscaster and
.w ntld t r ■ t 1 1 • r, li probably
America'* leading anthorUy on
Tito*. la IMS, Thom*? made a
SM-mlle journey neroaa tha
«f Uw world" aceotnpa___ by bl* aoa, Lowell Jr.
n a y ware tha a c v a a t b and
eighth American citlieni ever
g rille d ptnalaaloa la vlilt Ti
bet. Daring Ifce eapedlUon, the
Tbamaic* vDIted the caplUl
. city of U a a a and were received
by the Dalai Lama, iplritaal
and political n l e r ol the coontry. The book "Oat ol Tbla
World,” written by Lewell
Tbomai J r. arter their return
trflM Halted State* detailed the
Ufa and cue tome of Tibet and
Ua people a i teen by an Am er
ica* nawicaitcr. The deicrlptlon
of the country a id people folIowa.
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Written For UPI
LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Recent
newt dlipitchei from the lllmalayaa tell ui that the Chlneie
Pope Washes Feet
To Keep Tradition
ROME (U P I)-P ope John XX1I1
today humbly waihei the feet of
I I -prleila repreientlng the 12
apostles and Chriit himself.
Tba rHea marking Holy Thuriday before Easier were being
Laid at the major Baiillci of St.
John In Laleran, known a i Ihc
mother church of Chrlillanlly,
and the Pontiff» own church a i
bishop of Rome.
The washing of the feel com
memorates that act of humility
by Christ himself during the Last
Supper, the night ' before h 1 s
crucifixion. Pope John reinstated
tba tradition for Ihe first time
Ibii century. •
Early popes performed Ihe commamoratlon by washing the feet
Of It, the number of the aposllcs.
But at tha turn of Ihe sixth cen
tury, according to a noman Cathollc tradition, Pope Gregory the
! Great found a 13th pair of feet
before him.
He washed them, too, without
question, and according to tradl. lioti Christ then appeared to (he
pontiff In a vision and told him
tba feet were his own.
Since that distant day, up to
WO when the Italian! stormed
Roma and placed an end to Ihe
temporal power of the popes,
popet carried out the hallowed
rite listing tha number of persons
chosen for that honor a i "12 plus
Communist* have bombarded or
dropped bombs on two of the
great monasteries near the city
of Lha’s*.
These two are the Drepung
Gompo and Sera Gompo. If they
have destmyed these lamaseries,
in a way It would be compara
ble to the destruction of the great
Alexandrian library that once was
so Important in the ancient city
of Alexandria at the mouth of the
Nile. For Drepung and Sera are
two of the most important centers
of Tibetan Buddhism.
When Lowell Jr. and I visited
Lhasa Just before the Chinese
Communists overran Tibet, wc
spent some time In these two
monasteries. They are the largest
in the world — or were. In Dre
pung we were told there were
some 10,000 monks, In Sera, ap
proximately 8,000. There is ■
third large monastery on the out
skirts of Lhasa, Ganden Gompo—
Gsnden meaning the "Joyous."
The total number of monks in
these three Is around 23,000, and
the civilian populilion of Lhasa.
Ihe Dalai Lama'a capital, 'i* an
other 23,000.
tf Drepung and Seri have been
destroyed by the Bed*. It would
be like demolishing two towns.
Drepung, for example, is a vast
honeycomb of buildings, all lied
together in one mass at the foot
of a mountain. On the roofs of
these structure* are icores of tur
ret* and towers sheathed in gold.
And each monastery is a depot!-
Paper Says Church
‘Vetoes’ Wedding
LONDON ( ir r n - T h e Conaervalive tabloid Dally Sketch laid to
day the floman Catholic Church
has “ vetoed" Ilaimondo Orsinl'a
rumored plana to wed Iran's exEmpress Soroya.
A front page itory quoting "re
liable reporta" said an unidentified
cardinal told Oryinl the church
could not approve the wedding be
cause Soraya is not a Catholic and
because ihe has been divorced.
Rumors that either the Shah or
Soraya was considering an Italian
remarriage have been denied by
all concerned.
Not Right Clubs,
She Gets Divorce
MILWAUKEE, Wit. (U PD -M rs.
Zee Slater, 44, today had a di
vorce from husband John, 39, on
charges the right clubs didn't be
long to him.
Circuit Judge Michael T. Sulli
van accepted her romplalnt that
her huibind, a golf pro. quit the
game after their marriage and
•old her clubs without her knowl
edge.
lory for large stores of Tibetsn
treasures — sacred books and
•acred images and objects of
many kinds covered with layers
of gold,
We were told by the chief ab
bots both at Sera and Drepung
that there were mo-e than a
quarter of million monkt, or la
mas, in Tibet. A* a rule, one boy
from each family goes into a
lamasery. The boyi do this for a
number of resaons. For centurie*
It hat been traditional for at
least one ton to devote himielf
entirely to religion. And then, it
la one way for a boy of low birth
to become an important man In
Tibet. Naturally, Lowell, J r, and
1 ere wondering how greatly
these huge monasteries have been
damaged in the recent fighting.
We alio ere wondering about the
Incredible building, the Potala,
Palace of Gods, which domlnatei
Carl A. Barthman
Dies In DeBary
Carl A. Barthman, 73, died sud
denly yesterday el his home at 212
Grande Vista, DeBary,' where he
had lived for the p u t four years.
He was Itofn in Columbus, 0.,
August 6, 1883.
Mr. Barthman was the retired
circulation manager of the Ridge
wood. N. J. newspaper and a
member of the All Sainta Epis
copal Church, Enterprise.
Survivors Include hia wife, Mrs.
Hard Barthman, DeBary; three
children, Carl Barthman Jr., Mrs.
Julia Austin, both of Ramsey, N.
J., Mr*. Roger Brown. Shandakln,
N. Y.; four grandchildren: one
tiller, Mrs, Martha McConnell,
Daylon, 0.
Funeral aervicea will be at 4 p.
m. Friday at Briison Funeral
Home. The Rev. Paul E. Shulti,
Enterprise, will officiate. Burial
will be at. a later date.
The family requetls no flowers.
H ijackers Take
$100,000 In Loot
NEW YORK (U PI)—Hijackers
look $100,000 worth of dresses
Wednesday night by aeising a truck
and tying up Ita driver.
Fred Tnrbach, 30, told police
two men Jumped into the cab of hit
truck at 37th St. and Broadway in
Manhattan about 9 p. ni.
They bound, gagged and threw
him into Ihe rear of the truck and
then made two stops to unload the
drriiea.
The truck was abandoned about
midnight at St. Mark's Place in
Brooklyn. Torbaeh worked himself
toose end called police.
^ a t r l d U - l l H i r * . . M a r. 28, 1959
the scene at Lhasa. Tbla structure
Is one of the wonders of the,
world.
From its base la its golden
dome It Is ntarly as tall aa the
Empire State Building. One re
markable thing about this pictur
esque structure of 1,000 rooms, is
that no steel was used in H* con
struction. During winter month*
the Dalai Lama llvai In an apart
ment near tha top of the Potala,
During the summer months be
lives in ■ lesser palace, on tha
outskirts of Lhasa, a plact called
Norbu Llngke, in a park of pop
lar trees. Dispatches say this h i t
been bombarded by the Reds in
the recent fighUng.
Record Field Set
For Florida Relays
GAINESVILLE (UPI>—A record
Reid of 1,230 college and high
school track i l t r i Is expected to
do some record busting here Sat
urday In the Hlh annual Florida
Relays.
University of Florida Track
Coach Percy Beerd laid Wednes
day he had received I.24R entries
from 29 colleges and AS high
schools. And late errivsli were ex
pected to boost the total even high
er.
Three of the nation's fastest
sprinter* will vie in tha 100-yard
dash.
The probable favorite in the
century dash will be Don Styrom
of Northern Louisiana Colltge,
who earlier this month tied the
Junior world's record of 9.4 aeconu.
But Styrom will faee stern chal
lenges from Billy Cannon, the 111round athlste from LSU. and Bob
by Joe Green of Florida, both of
whom hive been decked at 9.3
seconds In tha 100 yard dash.
Cannon, an All-American half
back on the LSU football team, la
given a good eh ante tn win tba
Kearney-Rayburn Trophy which
goes to the outstanding performer
In the relays. The (trapping 200pounder is a crack ihot putter and
could win two or mora places for
the Bengali.
Eleanor Attacked
In Jordon Paper
AMMAN, Jordan (U PI)—The
Jerusalem, Jordan, newspaper
Dally Felaatln yesterday demon
strated against the government
dediion to permK Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt to visit tha Holy Land
on Easter Sunday.
"Don't let her in," It aeld. She
It our blggeet enemy.”
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Satisfaction* On The
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after 5 P. M.
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Or Your Money Cheerfully
Refunded.
ODHAM & TUDOR,
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2-Bedroom house, unfurnished,
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Cor. H uy. 17-02 & 27lh St.
P hone FA 2-4722
Welcome Party
Phone FA 2-L601
2 BEDROOM Home $75.00, Kit
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ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
Home Demonstration Club mem
Raymond Lundqnist, Atior,
ber* of the community will host 2 Bedroom, neatly furnished
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
an Open House honoring Mr*. S.
Apartment upstair*, newly deco FA I -3131
E . Norwood at her home, tonight.
rated and close to t o w n .
LAKEFRONT: Modrrn 2-bedroom
Friend* may call from 8 9 p. m.
FA 2-3819.
hums with double carporlr:
Secretary Retire*
k Student* of Lake Monroe achool 2-BDRM. modern CH Apt., unfurn largo lot and fruit trees. By
Owner. FA 2-8132.
^preienlcd M n. Mary Htllell, re ished, with garage. Reasonable.
Inquire 1407 Park Ave. Ph.
tiring aecretary, with an engraved
FA 2-3703.
COUNTRY CLUB
ailver tea aervicc in Chapel ExcrAVALON
Apartments,
116
W.
2nd.
elaes last Wednciday. Charlea Ra
MANOR
St. FA 2-5*31.
bun, council prealdent, made the
2
Bedrooms
preacntiUon. Mr*. Everett Herper FOR RENT With Option To Buy;
Florida Room
New 2-bedroom house, 1 acre.
aueceeda Mr*, liillcll In the aecrcMr*. R. B. Gray. FA 2 7082.
tarial port.
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MONROE CORNER: 1-rooin col
Rev. Robert Byrd, Monroe Baptagrj bathroom and rleetrlc kit
chenette, $35 a month. Call lie| f e i i l mlnUtcr, will uae “ Ho ia not
tween 4 and 8, Mrs. Paul Mirra,
here. He la risen,’* lor his Beater
(Includes Cloning)
FA 2-2828.
Sunday morning sermon topic. A
baptismal aervicc will follow. The 4-ROOM unfurnished apartment,
extra nice; adults. 304 W. 5th.
evening aermon will be on '’Sin'*.
Schedule for weekly meeting* 2 - B E D R O O M CB unfurnished
are aa follows: Monday, 7:30 p.
house, kitchrn equipped on 2 cor only $67.50 monthly
m. R. A. meeting: Tuesday, 7:30
ner lots. 1335 Elliott. FA 2-2324.
• Black* Waal o f rranth
p. m.. W. M. S. meeting; WednttAvtnue aa 20th Street.
day, 7:00 p. m., Sunday achool 3-BR. furn. apt. 1703 Magnolia;
MODEL OPEN DAILY
^officers and teacher* meeting— downstairs. $65. FA 2-3931.
•2 :2 0 p. m. Prayer meeting; F ri
FARMER’S AGENCY
day, 7:00 p. m. Churchwide visita NEW 2 Bedroom Duplex, unfurn
N, V. Farmer, Rtalter
ished, Electric Kitchen, Phone
tion.
D. II. Whitmore, Atiee.
FA 2-737* after 5 P, M.
Nuraery ami Beglnnera clasics
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S.
French Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221
of the church will have an Eas 3 ROOMS furnished, Adult* only,
After hour* FA 2-281* or FA 2-4*11
ier Egg hunt at the home of Mr.
1400 Park Ave.
and M n. Herbert Muic, Thura*
2-BEDROOM house fully furn For the Best Buye tn Reel Estate
day, 1:30 p. m.
ished, central heating, nice SEE CULLEN * H A K K E Y
Spring Carnival
W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman
neighborhood. Call for informa
The Spring Carnival, to be held
110 N. Park Ave. I>h. FA S-tIBi
tion. FA 2-1210.
April 4, at the achool, 3:30 p.
fe n . will offar iloppy joes, ham
3-LARGE bedrooms with large
burger*, pita, cakes, coffee, cold
closets, 2's baths, living room
drink* and milk for those who
with fireplace, dinirig room, butwith In cal the evening meat
lera pantry, reception room end
thar*. PTA member* will have n
three porrhra; garage and rarvariety of booth* aet up for en
purle. Located on iwn large cor
tertainment and a cakewalk ii
ner lot. Good potential for in
By EUie Jane Keogh
planned for a later hour.
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Seoul Meeting*
appointment only.
Guest Missionaries
Girl Scouts meet with their
Rev. and Mr*. Earl Harris, far
leader, Mr*. Lynn Giles, Wednes mer missionaries to Africa, were S . JU*4 Aimkf
d a y s , 3:30 at her home. Rrownlra guests at the meeting of the Unit
^ n e e t at the achool with M ri. Pau ed rreabyterian Women held at 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8122
line Hobby at 3:30 p. m.
the church, recently.
GA—Sunbeam! To Meet
The couple, residing now in MAYFAIR SECTION: Spacious 3
bedroom furnJsbcd home. Own
The Baptist GAs and Sunbeami Winter Park, talked and showed
er. FA 2-18*8.
will meet at the church Monday, illdca of ihelr work in Africa.
March >1, 3:30 p. m. with Itadira.
Feraosala
•ra.
Recent guesti of Rev. and Mra. 2 BR. CB, kitchen equipped, cornrr lot. Mo. pmt. 157.50
Personal*
M. Thompson were hi* brother
FA > 1330, Ext. 4WS. Colby or
Mr. and Mrs. J . I I.ake, for and tiller-in-law, Dr. and Mra.
FA 2 0883.
merly of Newark, N. J ., have Lloyd L. Thompson of Plttiburgb,
purchased the Farm er home on Pa.
EXTRA large 4 bedroom home,
fefonroc Rd. and will make their
Mrs. Jim Corcoran of Bay
a full dining room. 11a bath*.
home here. Mr. Lake la a retired Shore, L. I„ N. Y., recently spent
Ideal location for children. Ph.
engineer of the Curtis Wright Air- several days aa the guest of Mr.
FA, 2 4631.
ersft Corp. of Newark.
amt Mrs. H. M. Gleason.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Baggs are
Mr. and Mr*. Everett Dix and " n e a t MODERN 2 BEDROOM
now residing in their beautiful children, Michael, Stephen and
BUNGALOW
new home on Monroe Rd.
Marlin, were weekend gursta of Ideal home for young couplr
Mrs. A. E. Almond will leave her parenta, Mr. and 31 r*. R. £ .
starting out or retired pcoplr.
Tuesday evening for Atlanta, Ga., True.
Built by one of the better home
where the will vlatt her tille r for
builder* in Sanford and is in
a few weeks.
excellent repair, Pric* ia cheap
Mrs. Ray Layne and *<>n of
r r than reasonable at $7370.
fehaltanooga, T enn. are visiting
DOWN PAYMENT $330. balance
here with her grandparents, Mr.
at $83.00 monthly.
and Mrs. R. T. Davis.
W. H. "BIU- STEM PER Agency
I n l b * S o a r s e f ib » < a n a l ,
Ptnecrest 1st. Addition: 3-br. CB
home. Choice corner lot. One
block from school. Beautifully
landscaped. FA 2-4244.
$28000
*8280Jo
Lake Mary
News
The ONLY FHA Financed
Home* Available
NOW IN DcBARY
Aa Low A*
llnclutlra Closing)
I A 3 Bedrooms, 1<j Tiled
baths.
Many Custom Quality fraturrs.
PLUS: The ronvrnlrnce nf
bring within 2 btnrks of
DeBary Plaso, a complete
Shopping Ccnler.
IV. G, Miller, Developer
Sales Office
llwy. 17 • 92 Dellary Plafa
Ph. NO 8-4071 or NO 8-4711
8 .MILES NORTH OF
SANFORD
RAYMOND M. HALL
REALTOR A INSUROIt
Third St. A Park Avenue. South
Y all Call Ball
Phono FA 2 5641
3-BEDRUOM. 1 hath CD home;
utility room, kitchen equipped,
lairatrd in Pinecrest. Excellent
condition. FA 2 6393.
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
2544 French Ave.
J. W. HALL
H all’* Phone
FA
6th It
Maple
Jor C. Thomas
1023 Sxrlta St.
FA 2 0619
DELUXE ga* rangr. 9 x 12 p)l
wool rug and pad. FA 2 573f.af.
ler 4 p. m.
TM
"I winh you’d w ait In tho car. You’ve got me no
rattled I put my nail poiinh on over my glove*J"
5-R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE
II
Male Halts Wanted
HELP lift FIND THIS TEACHER
3-BEDROOM. 1 hath CB home: Please piss this id nn to some
utility room, kitchen equipped,
man teacher or principal who i«
lavcaird in Pinecrest. Excellent
ambitious tn earn at least $1.0txi
condition. FA 2-659.1.
Mti* summer. This vacation posi
tion will pay the right teacher
$78.61 MONTHLY
FA 2-8132
$1,000 to $l,3oo depending on abi
3-bedroom CB, 4'*r. Gl mortgage:
lity and length of vacation. Hr
kitchen fully equipped. Buy
must have good rerord, good
equity and assume payments,
work habits, eseellrnt rharartrr,
in; Laurel Dr., So, Pinerreal.
Alio, an opportunity for perma
2BEDROOM house, tile hath, nent
ma 5 figure management posi
hogany paneled den. Large back
tion. Write in confidence giving
yard; fenced. Eight month* old.
age, education, phone number,
$Ioo down, no qualifying. Call subjects taught and extra-rorriFA 2 783(1.
rular activities to R. R. Page,
Mgr., 7143, Mary St., Jax 7, Fla.
This js a gucal pais In tha Movieland Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. t l —Week Waited
J. If. t ee. Exp. date Apr. I. '39.
Painting A-t. FA 2 7928.
>\T\v. iTtiTsir
1.8841
This is a guest pass to the Riti
Theatre for Roy Green, Jr. Exp.
date Apr. *, ’59
3-BEDROOM frame house; new
Fla. room, newly painted Inside
It out. On two beautifully land
scaped loti. Call FA 20641 day,
FA 2 2997 after six.
R. I.. HARVEY
204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3383 29—FURNITURE and
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
24-PIANO SERVICE
bedruom modern home, eobvenBaby alt er Iron. FA >-T*>8.
lent established srrtion near
High School, Shown bv appoint- BABYSITTING rail FA 2 7183.
uirnt. Call FA 2 1713.
HOUSEWORK, Half day, Phone
8—MORTGAGE MI.ANS
FA >-7170.
f t,000 to 1100,000 available for
pureheae of second mortgages. This la a guest pass to iha Ritg
healre for Raymond Lundquist.
DeLuclan, Temple 1-4083 sr
Eap. dale Apr. 9, '38.
Midway 7 3323,
12—Bealneaa Q»»ortinMIWw
• —FLOWERS. PLANTS
Oldest and largest Company of ill
ESTATE
CITRUS TREES
kind with AAA I rating I* pre
nak Crumley A Monteith
GRAPEVII.1.E NURSERY
pared to train qualified mrn be
at 117 South Park Ph. PA 2-4R95 Graprville Ave.
FA 2 9888
tween 23 and 50 in a permanent
business In Seminole, Volusia,
woods u r n
ROSA L. PAYTON'
Farm A Garde* Caster
and Flagler Counties. Prefer
Regfslerrd Reel Estate Broker
ANNUALS
man with livestock feeding or
Ph. FA 2-1301-17-92 at Hiawatha
601 Celery Ave.
selling experience, tiood car or
truck and moderate investment
BEAUTIFUL IHSH GARDENS
Stenstrom Realty
required. Fur complete informs
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
tlnn without obligation write It
HERBERT STENSTROM
FA 2-1822
or
FA 2-0:76
M. GRIMES, P. O. Box 878.
Regiatered Broker
Ocala, Fla.
LKN RtSNER
PLANTS READY
LOTTIE BROADWAY
Large and good sweet potato M-ftPECIAL SERVICE!
KEN TORBETT
plants, tomato plants. R. F,
AssoclaUi
Quirk laundromat Barrie*
Crenshaw, 1133 East 7lh, St.
i l l N. Park — Ph. f a : - : m
Shirts Finlafaed in 41 Hour*
l'lmne FAiriax 2 0328 or Hunt's
•Sanltone Dry Cleaning
Feed Store. 118 South Sanford
13—BUILDINGS o n
in lrn ta lr
E. 2 M b SI. Fnodmart Bldg.
or_ Woodrulf Farm A Garden, SOUTHS! IIP, LAUNDROMAT
Road Job In Seminnlo County
are Advertised for aalr, number 601 Celery Ave.
ed from 1 to 13 alerting on HiENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state
way 15-S North of Lake Monroe J!—AUTOMOBILES— I KAILRKg
ments, invoirrs, hand bills, and
and Weat on Orange Illvd. 4- 1934 EI.CAK, rompletc kitchen
programs,
etc.
Progressive
houses on Hiway 48 and the 13th
Printing Co. Phone VA 2-2931 —
and bath. 1 liedroom. Park Ave.
on tha S. W. end of interstate
306 West 13th St.
Trailer Court, Ij>t No, 12.
Job.
Mall bids to White C'onstrurtion. 1934 Chevrolet, long wheel base,
AUTO GLASS
Compeny, P. O. Box 278, I.ake
Van liorly. will sell or trade on
Monroe. T hrrr will be 3<i days
ear. Phunc FA 2 5310.
INSTALLED
allowed for moving of Buildings.
W
indshield
Back G U u
This ail will run 2 Weeks.
12—BOATS and MOTORS
Mather of Sanford
For carpentry, painting, screening, roofing, and piaxter repair,
asphalt tile, asbestos aiding,
masonry nr wood steps, leveling
and repairing garages and
wrecking call FA 2-4899.
203-209 E. First SL Ph. FA 2-08*1
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS
Pari* for all makes of cleaners;
Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, etc.
Free pick-up. Work guaranteed,
FA 2 4765.
iiank
or
siklholunk
Call FA 2-4174
and
Elactraak
T f l L ' a T iO M I*A .N T .
Ur
Ju lia n
L).
ila lllb u rlo n .
Tru at c itn .ar
«• I tr-ut- r i,f Ilia K .t.l, of
M am a J . U t t it t t ,
Dtraaaad
PubU ab
Mac. IS. id
*
a p i.
I
DfcIHfevUr
Meiaek Bldg.
FA 2-3/82
27—NOTICES—PERSONALS
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Win, H. Murray
1111 Celery Ave.
FA 2-1394
Closed Sunday
Dex-a diet Tablets; week* supply
98c. Roumlliat k Anderson —
Fausts Drug Store.
RIDER wanted to share driving
In Akron, Ohio, leaving Satur
day morning, Fred Bieri, 1017
Sariia St. Sanford, Fla.
•ART1CL1
FOR SALK
DICTAPHONE In good shape, Can
HOMES
$450 Down
I
BRAILSY ODHAM,
Corner Hwy. 17-02 & 271 h SI.
Prarf.
Phune FA 2-1S01
111 W. 1st St.
FA 3-3JU
• BIG VALUES
• QUICK CREDIT
• EASY TERMS
WILSON - MAIER.
New And Used Furniture
311 E. First St.
FA
JCaAitA
R AV EN N A
PARK
G. A. C.
».
Big Salo O f
Everything. Furniture Center. '
N EW
FINANCE CORPORATION
We BUY the .Most
We SELL the Most
We PAY the Most
SUPER TRADING POST
Ph. FA 2 0677
gOST—LEASE.
28—INSURANCE
Your Evlnrude Dealer
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
31)4 6-8 K. 1st. 1'huna FA 2-5961 112-114 W. 2nd (It.
Odham & Tudor, Inc.
SEt.L tJS YtHiR FURNITURR
•
•
•
House Wiring — Kieetrlo Service
Sid Vihlen
New A Used Furniture It Applb
ances. A Good Place To
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
I l l Magnolia
FA 2-0913
HUY SELL or TRADE ” '
JENKINS FURNITURE ”
25 A - BUILDING — REPAIRS—
400 Sanford Ave.
PAINTING
Uied furniture, appliances,
FLOOR sanding and finishing
etc. Bought-soId. Larry's J lU t
Cleaning, w a x i n g . .Serving
115 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-411ft.
Neminola.County since 1*35.
30—LOST AND TSuNl>
II. M. Gleason. Lake Mary
OPEN DAILY
I - a i r - l Ih l a l i ‘ a S71 H U ar vt M a r c h
i>. I»S».
New A Uaetl
Furniture and Appllancaa -
24-A BUILDING CONTRACTORS
he aeen al the Sanford Herald
Door Gla**
\ t a t GU rs
Offire. $100.
SERVICE
Senkarik Glams and Paint Co. Cotton A Wool Varna. Netiana,
Legal Notice
$SAVE$
PIANO TUNING It REPAIRING
W. L HARMON
Ph. FA 3-4223 After 5:00 p. m.
26—ELECTRICAL SERVICES
3-
IF IT IS REAL
Seminole Realty
EHONIZED Winter coneole
with bench and damp eliqy-i,
almost new, exeellrnl condition.
AIR CONDITIONING
Owner moat sacrifice. C a l l
KA 2 32*9.
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK
1081 Sanford Ave.
FA 2-6.78J
Exeeptfonally Good Used Waihor
PLUMBING
It Dryer. Both only $200.
Contracting A Repairs
SANFOIU) ELECTRIC
Free Estimates
116 So. Magnolia
FA 2-U4I
PLUMBING
HEATING
W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR
Pfe. FA >-4822
Throadi, Tape*.
Ellr. Melhvin—Velma Gontaler,
HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP
Adelaide If. Mosei — Associates. 14— Pat s-LirnteckBa »»)!*»
Furniture Moving 4 Storage
At Th* Sign Of Tba Totam Pala.
1*01 P»rk Ave.
FA 2-5232
C. E. PHILLIPS, Agent
2617 S. French Ava.
CHIHUAHUA puppies, Registered,
WASHBURN VAN LINES
call in evening, FA 2-7138.
2-BDRM. CB home; FI*, rm , kit
1300 French Ave.
FA >-l*ll
chen equipped, fenced hack yard, II—BEAUTY PARLOR!
~PUMP5
*
PRINKLE!
large utility rin. $43 mo. inSYSTEMS
HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK
r I u d e s insurance A taxes
FA *2-574;.
105 So. Oak All type* and liset, installed
FA 2 5889.
“ Do It Yourielf*
18-FKMALK km lp 1 4
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
MAJOR BROWN REALTY
S T I N E
ReaHay
CURB GIRLS over 21. Apply In
Markin# nnd ftnpply Co.
UkKE MARY
person at Pig ’N Whittle.
207 W. 2nd St.
Ph. FA 2 8432
I'll. FA 2-5237 or FA 2 !96»
ARE YOU THE TEACHER
ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Bab)
This ii a guest pass tn the MovieWE'RE MIOKING FOR!
Beds. Day, Weak or Meath—
land Drive-In for (irorge Culic- Ambitious (earlier or guidance
Tal. t k 1-5111. Furaiturn Center
bee. Exp. date Apr. 9, ‘59.
counselor may qualify for this
116 West First St.
professional advisory program.
Excellent nrighliorhood.
4 bed You ran earn $t,0M) tu $1,500
room. 2 hath home on rsnsl
thia summer. No formal leach-1
MANAGER TRAINEE
in Little Vtnicr. Extraa include
ing involved, but skills utilised
double carporlr and enclosed
and rewardrd. Write in confi EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
• Quiet Community
Florida room with fireplace. Kit dence, giving age, qualifications,
FUR
A
MAN
MHO
LAN
chen and laundry equipped
• N ear Golf Course
phone number la ft. It. Page,
$1,000 down. Call FA 2 1997 alter
Mgr . 1143 Mary SI., Jax 7. Fla. QUALIFY All A FUTURE
6 p. in.
IF >ou like penplr, enjoy making BKANCII MANAGER.
20 ACRE tile farm with 3 bed friends, and want to earn money,
contact your AVON Manager, Single man, must be al leant
room bouse. On paved rnad.
Include* Cloning Coat
S , a l » l > < * u il> . S la t* af S la rM a.
Kealior A Insurer
high school graduate. Some
Box 248, l/ockhart, Fla.
Easy term*. Phunc FA 2-1223,
la F ra k a lr.
a
Assoe. Laura B. OsJtr, H. E. Taffsr
Turn Went On 20th
la r , i b , K a la la a ll
college training preferred.
S4A31C J . H L K I U C N
Arthur F. Day Everett Harper
81. Follow Country
Um iis H Phone FA 2 4*11
Planned
Management
Train
1U N. Park
riv a l, v o T i r *
Club ltd. & W atch
X ' m l r a la b i r a b y a t - . n m a t I h a
ing Program. Unlimited op
WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS
F or Our Sign* . . •
u a d a r a l a n M a l l ) , a a t h a : » I H <1«v
,,r A s r i l . A. r> I S I S . p. r a t a l i n i h a
portunity for advancement due
TO SANFORD
H e n u r a b l a I ’ u u n t v J u d t a of n-mi.
n n la C a u n l v . K l o r l i i a , » • ( I n a l i » to expansion of organisation.
turn,
atm u m
»t>n t a n , h a r t ,
a*
W* Invile vou (o b« our guest* absolutely freo
All modern employe# benefits.
K x , t u t o r of the H a i t i - ,,f M ai n a
9:00 A. M. T il Dark
J . H t r f S n , i t a r a a a t d . arift at aai-l
w
ithout obligation a t ona of Sanford'* lssdlng
Straight Salary • Car fumishad
TV TUBES
llm «
than a n i l l h a r t . i»«k<
. SUNDAY
Motel*
while
you
local*
suitable
housing
for
c at l-. ii lo I h a aatd J u d g e f u r a
T E S T E D FREI
fin al aattlttncnt n f lla a -im ln la tra you
and
your
family.
Pick
up
your
key
a
t
Use
2:00
I \ M. T il Dark
l i o n pf aaliS a a t a t a . a n d f . ir an
"APPLY IN PERSON
— la yaar Isom
u r d - r d l a c b a r a l n a t l a a au rl t K a Sales Office.
•,
CiasfSete
stack
aa
track]
•cu i» r.
9 A. M. t« 5 P. M.
A.
2*—ARTICLES FOR BALK • —
Plumbing & Repairs
$350 DOWN
"Call
SPECIAL 8BRVICKB
RFD-I-MIX C O N C R ETE''"'
Fra*.
Window Seals — Lintels — Steel
ROLLINS H0RBY SHOP
At Tha Sign Of The Totem Pole. Grease Trap* — Sand—Dry Wclli
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 2817 ft. Freneh At*.
Ph. FA 2-3731
309 Elm Avt.
AIR CONDITIONING
FACTORY TO YOU
‘
H. B. POPK CO.
AI.UMLNUM
"»>v
>08 9. Park ---- FA 1-4234
VENETIAN RIJNDX
WELL DR 17.1.ING
Enrtnied heart. Sag-proof bottom
Fairbanks Morse Pumps
rail with plastic ends. Plastie
Bepairt to all makes
or rayon (apai. Cotton or nyleb
HOWARD C. LONG
cord*.
**>is
107 E. Commercial Ave.
Senkarik Gian* and Taint Co.
Phone FA 2-2833
112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4821
TELEVISION SERVICE
PAINT *3 9J G*.—2nd? Gal. F re£
All Makes anil Models
ARMY NAVY SURPLUS
WINN TV
310 Sanford Ave.
. ■3t* W. 1st. St. FA 2-2M4
I'r e - f a .s t t ’o n c rc lr S tep *
U A—PLUMBING ( M ROOFING
Easy To Assemble
Rot A Termlie Proof
CAI.L-TITUSVILI.E
Many .Sire* Priced Front 89.1*
PLUMBING A HEATING INC
SANFORD
l’lume FA 2 7691
LAFF • A • DAY
Dreamwold Section — All cleared
Price i* right. 2411 Chase Ave.
Phone FA 2 5604, Sanford.
Rtalter
n
Tolaviiion Tubas Tested
J*0 ™
Ssic!
South
MARIE
PIN EC R EST LAKE
ESTATES
2 NICE Roomi, 1033 W. lit. Call
FA 2-3498.
MODERN
FA 2-1J3T.
UK*.!. Rstatw . rn w RALBf
BUoemaJtek
Construction Co.. Inc.
311 West :ilh Street
PkoM FA Z-3193
S A FE B U Y
Mercury
Trade-Ins
’£ 7 PONTIAC Star 3 0 I A ft
” ■ Chief Show room A IA W Ne». Full.
Powered. 9.009 milea
ifERL’.- ’"•Hon
.Static
' 5 3 MFR(
« |K IM !
Wagon. Fully
imCOUNT
Powered.
■27 HUH K Converw * liblr Fully Power
rd Like New
16,000 Milea
' £ 7 IIL’iCK Riviera f l Q A f t
™ ■ llardtiqs Powered
Extra Clean
'R 7 MEIICUKV
>9 I A ft
" 1 Station Waattn. " I K w
Power Steering.
Verv U * Mileate.
I V PLYMUUTH
tlOAft
0 1 Brlvedcrr Fully
Equipped E itra
Clean
MERC. 4 lloor t I A A f t
Sedan Very Ulann lAWW
Eieeileiit fund.
FORD Fairlane *
Town Sedan Fordinallr, Radiollralcr
U MERC. 4 Door
V O Mrr-O-Malir
E E LINCOLN 4
IIM I
™
Door Sedan F u lljlw W Towered, Clean
CHEVROLET
»]
64 IteLAir .Station
Wagon. One (Inner.
Extra Clean
LINCOLN 4
*||Oft
lloor Sedan Full * ■ V fe
Power Air fond.
CHEVROLET Bel J f tf tf t
Air
■Air 4 Door
lloor New H f t
Paint, Real
Clean
CHEVROLET 4 *,
Door Bel Air
CHEVROLET t H i t
Door Clean
' 0 2 LINCOLN 4 Door I g g g
M
M
53
|
M
'ft* CHEVROLET
9 |M
V I BUtionwagan
IV V
Many Other La* Friend
Model* To Ckoota Front
Low Rata Bank F iu w in g
HUNT
Lincoln - Mercury
Inc.
109 Palm etto
FA 2-4814
F.D HUNT. Rains Mgr. ,
Hum* Phone FA 2-6094
�•-
Sale Starts At 9 a.m. Friday Open 'til 10 p.m. Every Night
OPENS TO FULL SIZE
BED, 100% Acetate
Covers, Foam Cushions,
Quality Built Innersprinff
MATTRESS, Selection
Of Colors.
Dinette
LOUNGE
12-14 lb. WESTERN HAM
With Any Furniture
Suite
•
•
36x72" Table
< Foam Cushion Chairs
•
2
•
Formica Top Table
L arge
12 Inch Leaves
Purchase of
DRAWING TO BE HELD
9:00 P. M. SATURDAY
Ton De Net Have To Be Present
Te Win.
S A V E $60
Includes:
•
2 Florida Lounges
•
4 pc. Bedroom Suite
•
1 Corner Table
•
Boxspring
•
1 Table Lamp
•
Innerspring Mattress
•
5 pc. Breakfast Suite
•
2 Bed Pillows
OTHER GROUPS
Phone Temple 1-4811
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Communists Grab
Iraq; 'Purge' On
EDITOR’S NOTE: UPI Middle
East correspondent Larry Collin*
was expelled Thursday from
Baghdad with two other Ameri
can newsmen In a move that
draws further an iron curtain
( f liround Iraq. In the following dis• - 'E—*»fa
V
* * he says the Communist
arer appears almost
v t***By LARRY COLUNB
BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPD—Communisls have seiied control of
much of the Iraq government and
Jelled thousands of persons In ths
greatest purge ever seen in the
Middle E a s t Hie Communists ap-
Catholics Complete
Building Campaign
. The building campaign for AH
Boula Catholic Church has gona
over the goal of $100,000.
The campaign began Feb. 16.
I h e minimum goal win reached
March 22, when volunteer work*
m s conducted an intanslva door0 d o o r solicitation of parishion
er* who had not been contacted
prevloualy.
Construction on the new parish
addition will begin Immediately,
The building will houae four
Classrooms, an auditorium, kitehen facilltlea, clinic and prioripal ’a office.
The addition to the All Souls
School has been designed for fu4ur* expansion. The building la
f l e e t e d to be completed before
4ha fall ••m aster.
Despite adverse weather, about
M parishioners btlped as voluntear workers. Contact was made
srRk every Catholic family regishered fat Seminole County.
General chairman of the drive
Is C. K. W1U, Sanford. Tony Tre■ a and R. Krem ar are eo-chalr■ a n of the Memorial Gifts Com
mittee.
VTlse aueoaaaful campaign was
Conducted fag Community Counvioe lee., New Yorh,
Lee was assigned to All
director.
pear ready to take over the oilrich nation.
There Is almost open anarchy
among student groups who howl
through the streets In violent dem
onstrations against the West and
Arab nationalism. Workers drop
their tools and Join any pasting
mob.
Iraqis live In a world totally
isolated from their Arab neighbors
and from any vestige of non-Ccmmunlsl thought. The press and ra
dio are controlled by the Commun
ists who publish only what the
Reds want the people to know.
Editorials are spoonfed to the
Iocs! press by Col. Oul/i Taher, a
one-time horse doctor who Is now
the Reds' chief of press. The four
papers which occasionally dared to
publish nationalist sentiments were
burned and ripped apart by or
ganised mobs.
Baghdad radio blares a roundthe-clock stream of Red propa
ganda and savage attacks against
President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
The consensus of both Western
and neutral diplomats In the capi
ta] 1* that the purge of thousand!
of anU-Communists has broken
the back of any possible revolt end
left the strings of power In the
hands of Kassem'a openly proCommunist palace guard.
Those diplomats no longer aak
themselves if Iraq going Commu
nist but "has the nation already
passed the point of no return?"
Legion, Auxiliary
To Install Tonight
News Briefs
Milk Board To Meet
TALLAHASSEE (UPII - The
Milk Commission will meet here
April 2 at the Cherokee Hotel.
Fungus Threat Seen
LAKELAND (UPI) — Florida Ci
trus Mutual officials say recent
heavy rains threaten the nest eltrus crop with fungus.
Crime On Increase
JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) —
The crime rate In thla Indonesian
capital Increased SO per cent In
1958 over the previous year.
*
VOL. XLIX
United Prct* Leased Wire
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The U.
S. announced today an agreement
for resumption of diplomatic rela
tions with Communist Bulgaria.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The
Road Department said loday fourlining of Kuhl Ave., Orlando, will
start April 8.
Tornado Hits Truck
Reds Offer Tibet
'Friendly Deal' To
Stop Revolution
PELHAM, Tenn. (UPI) — A
small tornado ripped through here
Thursday night, tossing a fertil
izer truck 1,000 feet down a road.
More Rain Forecast
JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The
Weather Bureau forecast more
rain today for the flooded farm
land! of North Florida.
WASHINGTON (UPI) — T h e
House Immigration Subcommittee
has approved a bill to make It
easier for the government to de
port undesirable aliens.
Official Very 111
______
OPPOSE PIPELIN E ROUTES — These
Seminole County farm owners were among
those attending a strateg y session toduy to
determ ine what action should be taken to
prevent a pipeline comjmny front cutting
'Dead Or Alive/
Castro Seeks Swap
Bulletins
Sealed Bids Asked
For Navy Project
McDaniel Heads
Staff At Hospital
NEW DELHI (UPD—Tlie Chi-
^STSSSTi SSTtSSJS
through th e ir ( M b . Left to rig h t F red
Holly, H erbert Behrens, Mrs. Mary McKin- ngrrement" In hop* of putting
ney, Mrs. T. C. Collins and Mrs. L. E. down the revolt.
TtU-tan noblemen fleeing to
Stevens.
(Herald S taff Photo) Kallmpong from the Tibetan capi
Local Churches Plan Easter Services
Diplomats Predict
Soviet Note Okay
t
FLORIDA
NO, 400
Seminole County fnnm u- rallied thla morning to atand
united ngninat the declaration of taking filed ajjainat on* of
them by th« Houston. Tex., Gas and Oil Corp.
The gas cumtmny filed the declaration against H erbert
B eh ren s, and protases to run its line beneath 40 acres of his
farm land. Conservation officials say the line would break
Street Project Set
Easier To Kick Out
SANFORD,
Forces Organized
To Fight Pipeline
Relations Resumed
Republican Urges
blew Post Office
N avy Jet Arrives
Via River Barge
fctnbliahod 1908
*
Local Farmers Ready To Battle
INCH, Ireland (UIM )-Sir David
Victor Kelly, chairman of the
Sunrise ceremonies will greet
A Joint Installation of officers of British Council and former Brit
the Sanford Barracks and Auxili ish ambassador to Russia, and the dawn on Easter Sunday In
Seminole County.
ary unit will be held tonight at the Argentina, la critically ill.
United services will b« held at
American Legion Fair building.
Installation will be preceded by Job Prospects Good
6:30 a. ra. In Lake Mary, on the
a covered dish supper at 7 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — In lawn of Frank Evans* lakcfront
in the Campbell-Lossing Post 53 dustrial Commission Chairman home,
meeting hall.
The Seminole County Ministerial
Jam es Vocelle says Job prospects
Barracks officers will be install are good (or graduating high Aisoclalloa will sponsor Intered by Robert E. Evans, New school students this summer.
church sunrise services at SinSmyrna Beach. Evans Is the senior
lord Memorial Stadium at 6:13 a.
vice-commander of the Depart Exhibition Opens
ra. The program will include an
ment of Florida.
MOSCOW (UPD—An exliibilion them* by the Seminole High
Taking the oath of office will be
School Glee Club, accompanied by
John F. McCloskey, commander; of technical and scientific publica the high school band.
tions
from
the
United
States,
Paul P. Pezold, senior vice-com
The Carol Choir of Ihe First
mander; Edward H. Ludecke. Ju France and West Germany has op
Baptist Church will sing a cannior vice-commander; Albert E. ened In Leningrad.
Wild, adjutant-quartermaster; the
Rev. John 11. Root, chaplain; Mixed, But Unmixed
ATLANTA ( UPI) - The Druid
Nicholas M. Coslow, aergeant-atarm s; Romeo J . Ratte Jr., trus- Hills Presbyterian Church hero hai
v"ted
admit N -iroes tc.lle acre
teeefei. aupv, throe > - .* ) .
I . Harold Alexander, chairman
Officer* of Ihe Auxiliary will be leva on a segregated basis. Hie
«f the Republican State Executive Installed by District President of session voted 18-13 to set aside a
Committee of Florida, la carrying WW1 Auxiliary, Mrs. Ed Kelly, De- pew lor Negro worshipper*.
fee bell tor ■ new Sanford post Land. Officers for IBM are Mrs.
MOSCOW (UI’D—Western dip
Bryan Grady, president; Mrs. By Cold Cash Hot Money lomatic circles predicted loday
office.
ron
W.
Smith,
senior
vice-presi
la e letter to Joseph Saunders,
FONTANA, Calif, (UPI) - Cold Use Soviet Union would quickly
i f Sanford, Alexander (aid that a dent; Mrs. John McCloskey, Junior cash turned into hot money when snap up the Wvstem offer to hold
••commendation had been made vice-president; Mrx. Joel 8. Field, burglars took $300 from the El a pre-summit foreign ministers
l i the Poet Office Department to chaplain; Mrs, Thomas Sands, Rivlno Country Club. Sheriff’s of conference in Geneva May II.
vacate the present building in treasurer; Mrs. Harvey A. S*an- ficers said the money had been
The Russians apparently are
m nford. The recommendation ad- sun, conductress; Mrs. L. L. Phil hidden In a refrigerator,
eager to get out of the way wltal
lips,
trustee
(one
year);
Mrs.
T.
efeart that adequarte quarter! far
they regard as a rubber stamp
She n th ) poet office be obtained la A. Stiles, trustee (two years); Support Is Urged
conference and proceed to global
Mrs. Harold P. Ryan, trustee
t new leased facility.
WASHINGTON (U P D - Chair problems at a meeting of heads
Alexander said, " la view of the (three years), and Mrs. Clyde man Hubert H. Humphrey of the of state.
Hielm,
guard.
despicable condition of the present
Senate Disarmament Subcommit
Fremier Nikita Khrushchev, for
building, 1 know that something
tee has asked Rie Senate to put ul! practical purposes, agreed at
tgUl be done In Sanford In the
itself on record in support of the his March 19 press conference on
(■mediate future."
U, 8. negotiator! at the Geneva the time and place. He also made
' launders informed Alexander of
It clear he was not Interested In
nuclear teal ban talki.
the cramped and structurally In
an agenda covering more than Ihe
adequate facilities of 11m present
German problem.
Union Cites ‘P roof
office.
The Soviet note of March 2
PITTSBURGH (UPD The
-Frequent requests and recoinproposed that the meeting take up
United
Steelworkera
Union
con
HAVANA
(UPI)
-P
re
m
ie
r
Fidel
•traditions haveb een made pre
the general problem of European
viously through congressmen and Castro Indicated early today that tends a pledge by U. S. Steel Corp. security, disarmament and the
he U willing to trade American to avoid new wage-and price In
■eaators.
"gangster*" In Cuba—dead or crease! la "proof" the nation’s "de • nuclearization" of Central
alive—for Cuban "w ar criminals" top steel producer Is "hell bent on Europe In addition to (Iprmsny.
Observers said Western notes
who are living as refugees in the fomenting a strike," this summer.
were so remarkably brief and free
United States.
of diplomatic gohhlrdrgook that
Castro said In a four-hour tele
they made Soviet acceptance al
vised speech that U. S. authorities
most Inescapable.
’ SOUTH OX N E T , England had told him they would send a
IPD —Patrick Hogan, a tailor, Hat of American underworld fig
timed today Ha had Inventad ures believed to be in Cuba, hut
WASHINGTON (UPD - The
Mg falsies for bow-legged men— that they have not yet done ao. Navy announced today that the
g plastic and doth form to be
"If you wish, we'll not only ar atomic submarine Skate has
w o n under knee-length aocke to rest them—we'll shoot them," Cas made lie second trip beneath the
Sealed bids will be received at
Rid out the leg ahape.
tro said, apparently quoting an North Pole and broken all rec
"You’ve no idea how much a asiurance he had made to the ords for time and dlslaaca In the Sanford Naval Air Station for
the provision and Installation of
unidentified American authorities. polar eperatioM nader Ice.
suffers when he has
approximately three Iona of air
He complained bitterly about
' Hogan said.
the "respectable" treatment the
CAFE CANAVERAL <UPI>- conditioning in each of five squad
.............
„ .....
ready .rooms.
United States Is according Cuban Th* Air Force announced today ron
It’s Nearer Now
The hid* must l>e made In Iriptrefugees, who he siys are plot 11 recovered a data espials from
A. W. Ansley has moved his ball ting e "counter-revolutionary" in the nose tone of * Thor missile Irate
ate by 1:30 p. m., April 13. Inad office from 206 Holly Ava. vasion of Cuba.
rmation may be obtained from
which made a anccetsful flight formation
ta 214 N. Park Ave. The office Jg Castro charged that the refugees of about 1,8*0 mile* last night.
Cdr. D. P. Cunning, offlcer-in
« fee corner near the JatL
are "sowing lies and hate" In
charge of construction.
e
other countries against his re
An additional IV4 tons of air
conditioning Is included in the
Busy Little Handi , gime, making It necessary for him
request Bids should provide elec
QALION, Ohio (UPI)—Police la to send "embassies and artists to
tric psnrls, wiring and outlrts for
feb city of 11,600 population ia- all parts of the world . . . to tell
equipment in Building No. 125.
euad 11,MJ traffic tickets In 1838. our truth."
Dr. T. F. McDaniel waa elected
chief of staff at Seminole Me*
mortal Hospital at the* annual Sportsmen To Meet
medical meeting.
The Seminole County Sports
Serving with him will be Dr. men’s Association will meet at
Orville Barks, vice ehlef, and Dr. the Elks Club annex at I p. m.
Gordon Stanley, socretary. Chos Tuesday.
en as chiefs of services were Dr,
Two inovlri will be shown al the
W. H. Garner, surgery) Dr. W. meellng—"Salt Water Bone FishV Hubert*, obstetric*, and Dr. Ing" ind "Rail Fishing in Sail
A Navy Jet plane, destined to be- safe" for children to ’’investigate" C. F. Brook* Smith, medicine. | W rier.”
M M a pert a( the Elk* Play- and play around.
The plane will be presented in
ftaund equipment hi Sanford, special ceremonies, probably on
CUM up the St. John* River Armed Forces Day.
Jacksonville today.
A campaign la obuin the plane
The barge which brought It here waa started by the Elka Club. The
wfll not return empty. Three Jets City of Sanford adopted a resolu
from the Sanford Naval Air Sta tion supporting the project. Elks
tion will be loaded for a down and city officials made the re
- -* m m
river ride to the Jacksonville quest of Use Navy "to demonstrate
the close ties which exist between
Naval Bata.
Although the plan* la her*, it Sanford and the Navy."
win be some time before the craft
Navy personnel volunteered for
J dIm the red fir* truck ra the the task of getting the plane oil the
playground. Personnel at the Ne- barge. W. E. (Pete) Knowles, eity
PLANE CO MEN IN — A Navy jut, destined fur Die Elk*
•at Air ftetioa have volunteered msnagrr, today termed the CityPlayground it! Sanford, Arrived via tho St. Johns Kiv*r
W feke the Jet, paint it, work It Navy-Elke cooper s Roe " a fine
this morning. Shown hart «** tit« Usrge praparud to docJt
eaampl* at community spirit."
Falsies For Men?
Yep, That’s Right
AX INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
ata Sunday evening during the
7:30 worship service, as part of
Easter Day celebrations.
Children of the congregation of
Holy Cross Episcopal Church will
bring flowers to the family ser-
Tuesday Deadline
For County Taxes
Tuesday will be the last day to
file for homestead exemption and
to pay 11)58 taxes without penalty.
Failure to pay taxei will result
in a minimum penally of three per
cent on real estate tax, and one per
cent on personal and Intangible
taxes.
Tax certificates will be sold June
I on each parcel of real estate on
which H i p 1958 taxes have nol been
paid. At the same time, wairants
will tie issued for all unpaid per
sonal property taxes.
Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, tax
assessor, and John L. Galloway,
tax collector, urged residents to
lake advantage of the money sav
ing homestead exemption, and to
pay taxes to avoid penalties.
Prostitutes Lose
'Protest' Battle
HOME (UPD — Angry prosti
tutes shouting sparkling Kalian
prose at police staged a noisy
demonstration outside the Ameri
can embassy early today, hut It
was purely a domestic matter.
The streetwalkers were demand
ing freedom nf the sidewalk.
They wanted pollrc to atop both
ering them.
AUnit 25 screaming women ar
rived by taxi from their regular
•t at ions In other parts of the city
to protest a police campaign to
diiva their slater* In sin off ths
streets in front of the embassy.
They shouted, waved their
arms, shook their fist* In uncon
trolled anger and apparently had
cowered the small police patrol
on the scene before reinforce
ment* arrived. When It was over,
16 women were hauled off to Jail.
The demonstration erupted at
midnight efter the police patrol
oidcred three streetwalker* U>
move from their usual rurner
lamppost* near the embassy.
The women complained in ve
hement term* and then called on
their colleague* for help.
Weather
Fair through Saturday. I-nw to
night 41 to 88. Southeast and south
winds I* to 28 miles per hour,
diminishing tonight. .
Kanter Break fant
Exstrr breakfast will be servrd from f-lt a. m. al tbc USO
fur en listed men *t It a mey Field.
The breakfast Is sponsored by
VFW Post 3282 and the Auxiliary.
tal of IJtasa said the Communists
themselves ceased firing In Lhasa
after offering to make a new deal
with the Tibetans. The revolt was
reported still going on outside
IJiasa, however,
Heport* reaching Gangtok, cap
itaI of t|le ln,|ian protectorate of
Sikkim which barriers Tibet, said
the Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of
Tibet, was fleeing southwards to
the Indian bonier but did nol plan
to enter India.
The reports said the Dalai t.ania
left Lhasa two days after the re
volt broke out and that he planned
to Join Tihclan resistance force*
massed In south Tibet. The group
would flee into India In event of an
emergency.
The Communists were reported
In control uf IJiasa, and the falo of
the lamas monks In the Dalai
Lama's cabinet was not known. H
way believed they were moving
Kouthward over Tibet’* tortuous
roods with their lcador.
The Nationalist Chinese parlia
ment on Formosa summoned key
government officials to express
their views on sending military as
sistance to the rebels. It adopted a
resolution asking the government
to send army generals, Tibetan
born officialr a n d Nationalist
troops if necessary to the rebels.
, „
. . .
vice at 0 a. nt., ami place them
on a fluwer cross. Tho cross will
be carried into the church during
the processional.
The dramatic (impel Procession
will be used, while special music
is presented by Paul Jenkins, or
ganist and choirmaster.
The combined chapel and ndull
choirs of the Plnrcrest Baptist
Church will present a cantata en
titled, "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace," at the 7:45 p. tn. service.
Thirty-one voices will be heard,
led by Freddie Smith. Sulnlsls are
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dlckcrhoaf,
Mrs. Thelma Hell, Coleman Barn
well and Smith.
The senior choir of the First
Methodist Church wUI present the
cantata, "Life Eternal", at 7:30
p. tn. Soloists ara Sandra MeKnight, Eileen Myers, ltllly John
son, Tommy Jones, Evle Dossey,
Sutatine June*. Janet Glenn and
Margaret Jones. The service may
lie heard over WTKH.
The adult choir of the Nararene
Church will present an Easter pro
gram of verse and song at 7 p. in.
. All churrhes have planned full
programs of Easier music for
their 11 a. m. services CVIehraling
Ha first Easter service will be the
Unity Church Center, which meets
at It a. in. in the Sanford’s Wo
man’s Club. The llrv. Josephine
It. Sluckie will interpret the Re WASHINGTON (UPD-T1»* Post
Office Department is determined
surrection.
to lick patron complaints that it
takoa two or three dayi to get a
letter delivered that was mailed
within a radius of 20 miles,
Postal officials have devised a
metropolitan area plan which they
claim assures letter writers nextday delivery within their towns and
surrounding points.
Under tho new routing program,
Phoenix and Corpus Christl will
clash tomorrow In an exhibition the big city central post offices
arc by passed and mail destined
game at Memorial Stadium.
The Arizona squad warmed up for nearby area* la relayed to sat
for its Saturday match yesterday ellite postal stations or "concen
by defeating llooalon, Tex., 4 2. tration centers."
Uoth team* look today off. On Sun So far. Hie plan has been put In
day, Phoenix travels to Del.and operalion in 19 U. 8. areas serving
to play Mlniicapolia. Game time 59,000,000 persons. By the end of
tomorrow will be 2 p. m. On Mon June, the plan will be expanded
day, Phoenix will host Omaha at to cover 21 more big metropolitan
arras.
the stadium al 2 p. m.
A highlight uf the exhibition sea
son will come April 8, when Phoe
nix and Corpus Christl play in the
annual Sanford Shrine Club bene
fit. Ticket* tn the 7:30 p. m. eonIra H. Latimer will be Hie
Jn *Jr h* obtained from Robert speaker Monday when the Sanford
, r,,r„ Southward, K. Hotary Club meets at the Civic
“•
Jt,e
I,otKrl Center.
Browning or Eddie Keith.
Latimer ta lb* public relations
consultant to the Conference of
American Small Business Organi
zations and other business asso
ciations in Chicago and Washing
Monday will be Doctor’s Day ton.
The law school graduate and or
In Sanford, so proclaimed by May
dained Baptist minister will dis
or A. L. Wilson.
This annual observance honor* cuss "The Challenge of a Laborphysicians and tlielr service to Socialist Government to American
Business.”
the community.
Latimer is a native of Columbus,
Heading the local observance
are officers of the Medical Asso- 10-* ,n d * graduate of Ohio State
elation Auxiliary. President o f , University.
He taught social
Ihe Auxiliary I* Mr*. Gordon science for ten yesrs at Canton,
•Stanley, wlm wa* Identified in- China, Memphis, Tenn. and Chtcorrortly yrrierday as president cago
of the Hospital Auxiliary,
Post Office Plans
To Lick Complaint
Exhibition Contest
Here On Saturday
Latimer To Speak
At Rotary Monday
Doctors’ Day Set
Here On Monday
Officers Seeking
Thrower Of Rock
Die jet will tie "fixed up" a t the Sanford Naval A ir S ta
tion prior to ita «v*mual re*ting place a t th e playground.
(Herald S ta ff Photo).
Police are Investigating the
whurratrouts of a man who threw
a rock through the window of a
parked car at the Giants' Train
ing Base Dormitory at 10:23 last
night.
Men from the dormitory gave
chase as the man drove south
on MellonvIUe. He ran his red
and whit* ear onto a lawn on
Sanford Ava., jumped from It and
ran.
Owner of the parked ear wa*
bated a* Bobby
the hard pan surface nf th* property, ruining fortvar Ha *#•
vegetable crops.
The meeting wus called by Har
old Kastner, chairman of tha
Chamber's Agricultural Commit
tee, and a largo grower. More
Ilian 40 farmers, attorneys And
county officiate attended.
The rompany hat said that ft
must go through private proparty
because heavy equipment would
tear up th* roads. Rights-of-way
along county roads and the rail
road hava been granted to Uto
company, which holds a e*rtiflcate of eminent domain.
"Do we have a monster la o*r
midst?" Kastner a s k e d th*
crowd. "This company Is spending
8150 million dollars In Florida.
Why do we have lo listen to th*
dictates of the peopla of Texas
and their moncyT I feel w* hav*
some rights here In our own
state."
Kastner said taxes that would
have to be paid by the owner
would amount to many thousands
of dollars for useless .land, If th*
gas line cut through the hard pan.
"And this monster wants to glva
us a dollar a rod," he said. *'W«
would lose our water, our ferti
lizer and our crops."
Doug Stenstrom, state senator,
said he understood It would b* al
most Impossible to Irrigate th*
land. He added; "1 don’t se* why
It can't go down State Road 41
or Narcissus Ave., then north M
Oregon Ave, Behrens’ case ia
apparently a test. The court’s de
cision will determine l( the peti
tioner ha* tha right to condemn
the property, or If Ui* company la
being arbitrary and unreasonable/1
Gus Sellmah, an independent
farmer, said "This Is the only
place In the U. 8. where we caa
use underground Irrigation. With
the hanlpan we can keep our wa
ter from flowing away. The gal
company ia peddling Ha wares at
the expense of our future. We must
protect our natural resources.
"We have a ten million dollar
agricultural Industry here, Ym
pull that and the Navy out of her*
and we won't have much else.1*
Schmah accused Uie gas com
pany of trying to take a limited
area of hard pan. "We should
have laws to protect us against
this company," he said. "Our gov
ernor, congressmen and senator*
should be notified and advised of
the situation. Geologists and en
gineers should Investigate the land.
Our water table is falling so fast
now, in ten years we may be abort
of food."
Mack Cleveland, County Com
mission attorney said, ‘T d Ilka
to ac* natural gas come to Flor
ida, but we should check to se*
what damage it may do to our
fanners. It often Iras been said
that progress can kill a communi
ty. Well, the interstate highway
has done that lo Lake Monro*—
and that's progress."
Farmers agreed that the pipe
line would have to go beneath
their dltchei, many of which ar*
five or six feet deep. They wer*
advised by Atenstrom that Con
gress had given the company
power to condemn property.
John Krlder said a meeting will
be held al the court house at I
p. m. Monday to discuss an agree
ment with company officials.
Bill Hutchison, attorney for Be
hrens, urged farmer* to bar* their
attorneys contact him. He
"We have only a few days
th* hearing, April T. They
ready to go, wllh all th* tofo
tlon they need. We ar* fe fe f $8
nerd all th* help wa ra* p i to
prove that their action Is a r h l
trary and nnreasonabia. And w*
can't count on this meeting Ifoaday."
Support wa* pledged by fea
legislative delegation, Chamber 8f
Commerce and County Cotnmla*ioneri.
Kastner beads a commit!** to
pool Information. Serving with him
are Al Doudney, Behrens, Schmah,
Bill Leffler, Randall Chat*
Herbert Thurston.
Presbyterian Men
Hear Naw Officer
Cdr. Norman MrTnnla, exertsth e officer of VAH-3, wae th*
guest speaker Tuesday night for
the men of th* Presbyterian
Church.
Mclnnla described th* past
Ramey Field would play 1* tha
event cf enemy attack ta title
area. A question and a n s w e r p e r
iod followed.
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CUT S r / ® - "
Two Abducted Youitgsters Found Safe
Makes Gains
In Economic Fight
;I
fty PHIL NEWSOM
r tO M E , Italy (U PI) - A aolld
defensive wall bara Soviet expsnalon In the Medltcrraneap. Aa
late aa a month ago, the aame
could not be aald.
Two development* ware dad*v«.
One wa* aettlement of the Cyprua diapute which had turned
Greece and Turkey against each
other, thus threatening NATO’S
Kaai Mediterranean defense line,
The ether waa formation o f a
Ctroog Italian government under
Premier Antonio Scgnl,
Unlike the - two governmenti
Which preceded him, Segnl rules
With a aolld majority expected to
keep him In power aa long as any
politician here can foresee. Aa
ineaiured In United Statea terms,
that may not be long. But he
Should have at least a year.
< Meanwhile, tha present Berlin
grists, with its deadline of May
B7 — or June 27 or July 27, or
W lltever Nikita Khrushchev final
ly makes H — will have become
kiatory.
■ There Is solid support hero for
• Cm stand against Khrushchev's
attempt to drive the Western Al
ik e from Berlin, although it la
• source of Injury to Italian pride
that,Italy la not coniullcd more
often on major decisions.
Italians point out that their
SM^OO-mn army la the largest
currently In Western Europe. The
French army la larger, but most
•t It ta In North Africa.
They have consented to estabjUhmawt ef U. 8. mlsalle bases
.> ' Italy lalda Defensive
’■'Strategically. Italy holda the
fiafouelvo flank on the Adriatic.
Without Italy, Ruialan aubmafine* operating out o f Albania
would have a d ear nan Into tha
Mediterranean.
■ These •factors, Italians believe,
Cattle them to e high place In
W e d council a.
Rely else is a strong and anttusisstie reamber of the Euro
pean earnmoo market.
After World Wer II, aha ' rerw
■■
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H t Obeyed Order,
But Boss Inside
IAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
rtf.
tean-yeer-old Donald Cox, newly
employed at ■ drtve-En, was (old
h r boos Banto Gelatine to always
lock the door of the walk-in re
frigerator K he wanted to hold
hto Jet.
‘ When he found the door open
■uadsy, he slammed it and
fochad the padlock. Only trouhls
was Celatina waa Inside with the
padlock keys in hia pocket.
. It took fireman 20 minutes to
pet him out.
Now You Can Get
White Prints
f m y Tracing*
lip To
42” Wide
By
Any Length
Wieboldt's
110 a. PARK AVE.
calved some three and a half Mi
lton dollars in U. S, aid. But aha
haa received none alnce February,
1957.
Her financial position ie strong,
with hundred a of millions ef dol
lar* in reserve. Her currency also
la strong and suffered not the
slightest tremble when the com
mon market nations, along with
Britain, declared their currencies
convertible.
Senate To Decide
On Suspensions Of
Public Officials
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The
1959 Senate will have Iho final
aay on the auspension of 11 public
officials by Gov. LeRoy Collins.
The Senate usually upholds tha
governor’s suspension! unless sen
ators from the affected counties
have strong objections.
The officials are automatically
reinstated and received all back
pay U the Senate refuses lo con
firm the suspensions. The senators
discuss the cases In closed session
and only the ultimate decisions
are made public.
Duval County Sheriff A1 Cahill
and Board of Control member
Hollis Rinehart, Miami, head the
lilt of ousted official!.
Rinehart waa suspended after
he was indicted and later con
victed In federal eourt on mall
fraud charges.
CahiU waa removed for Incom
petence and neglect o f duty fol
lowing a grand Jury investigation
at which ha refused to testify.
Collins said prostitution flourished
In Duval County while Cahill was
sheriff. He alio blasted Cahill for
not tesifylng before the grand
Jury.
Other suspensions to coma up
include:
Jack Hooten, Lake County com
mlssioner; Joe P. Brown, Collier
County Justice ef the peace; Vo
lusia County Justice o f the peace
J. C. Board; J. T. Kinchan, Vo
lusia County constable; Marlin
County Judge Harris Lowry; Wal
ton County Constable W. T, Cox;
81. John* County Constable Mer
rill R. Green: Palm Beach Notary
W. E. Stacie, and Stave J. Targonikl, - Duval County Justice of
tha peace.
Castro Postpones
New Executions
HAVANA (UPI) — Announce
mcnls by revolutionary authorities
Indicate that official activity in
Cube-including the execution of
"war criminals"—will be held to
a minimum during Holy Week.
Premier Fidel Castro cancelled
a scheduled television appearance
Monday night and announced that
he will nol appear In public until
after Eaater.
At the same lime, authorities in
Finer Del Rio postponed the ex
ecutlon o f 11 condemned men un
til efter Enter.
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GROCERY WINNERS—Ray Ashton, left,
manager of the Food Fair Store In Sanford,
congratulates Mrs. Virginia Middleton after
she won the largest bug of groceries in the
world from the a tore’s grand opening draw
in g . At right is Arthur Middleton, huaband
of the lucky winner.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Oxford Student Dies In D evil's Cave
CA8TLETON, England (UPI) —
Oxford student Neil Moss, 20, died
lodsy In a corkscrew-shaped death
trap 1,1X10 feet below lha surface
despile the heartbreaking attemps of hundred of rescuers to
pull him from the cave where he
waa trapped Sunday afternoon.
Foreign Pay Okay
In Newest States
WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e government still paya a "foreign
duty" allowance to Midlers, sail,
ora and airmen serving In the
new state of Alaska.
The same la true for Hawaii,
which now will become the Mtb
Stale.
r
The Pantagon said today that the
extra pay allowance runs from $0
to |22 a month depending on
rank.
The lew provides auch foreign
duty pay, the Defense Depart
ment said, for military men aervIng "outside the continental Unit
ed Stales and In Alaska."
The comptroller general of Ihe
United States has been asked for
a ruling on whether a quirk could
expand the numbers drawing for
aim duty pay,
The law providing foreign duty
pay speciflci that no resident of
a territory or possession shall
draw the extra pay for service In
that territory or possession.
Since Alaska Is not any longer
a territory and Hawaii soon will
not be either, the comptroller
general has been asked whether
foreign duty allowances should be
given to residents of the new
stales serving at military (natal
lations In their own states.
Tha Pentagon said there haa
beun no ruling yet.
Prima And Keely
Sued By Producer
SA5CTA MONICA. Calif. (UPI)
—Bandleader Louis Trims and
his singer-wife, Keely Smith, were
sued Monday for 13,501,325 by pro
ducer Irving H. Levin for al
leged hrsach of contract.
Levin charged tn the Superior
Court suit that the couple failed
to fulfill terms of a contract con
cerning production of a television
film for a proposed TV series.
Probably the moat deadly of afl
Afrlean snakes la the black mam
ba. R la aald to have the speed
of a galloping hone.
The husky build that had led
Moss more than two m 11 n a
through the tortuous tunnels and
crevices of Devil’ s Hole Cave
proved hla undoing. He waa trap
ped In an ll-lnch-wide limestone
shaft, his broad iholders jam
med so tightly rescuers could not
pull him out.
Hla death was officially an
nounced 44 hours after he first be
came wedged Inside the peak cav
ern In Ihe Derbyshire hills. He
became unconscious Monday and
rescue efforts were redoubled, it
noon Chief Inspector William Shef
field announced, "Tbs boy ie
dead."
Attempts were (till being meda
to pull the body free from the
crevice.
Two doctors w h o
crawled
through the lUmy blackness to
keep vigil near the dying youth
certified his death. One of them
Warmup Threatens
To Trigger Floods
United Prpee International
A rapid warmup la the Midwest
threatened today to trigger severe
flooding In Wisconsin.
Mild, spring weather bathed
most of the nation, although a
pocket of cold air In New Eng
land dropped overnight tempera
tures there into the 20s.
Somewhat cooler readings were*
predicted
from
the
northern
plains, the upper Mississippi Val
ley and the Grrat Lakes, but It
will not lie cold enough to pre
vent melting anowa from swelling
Wisconsin rivers.
More than 30 communities In
Ihe state are threatened with
flooding, most of them In south
western Wisconsin where record
crests were expected at some
points.
Crests as much aa seven test
above flood stage bore down the
1’ecalonica and Kickapoo rivers
toward Darlington and Blanchardvilla today.
The most serious flooding was
due on the Wisconsin River and
Ita tributaries between now and
neat Sunday, The weather bureau
said Ihe communities of La Farge,
Reedstown and Stauben face rec
ord floods Wednesday.
Temperatures averaged 19 to M
degrees higher overnight from the
southern Rockies ta il to the At
lantic. Temperatures In the 50a
and 90a extended Into Illinois and
Iowa, while the 49a predominated
ever the Ohio Valley and the midAtlantic coast.
was RAF Flight Lt. John Carter
who had piped oxygen Into the
limestone tomb hi an effort to
keep him alive.
But at last, tha atals, foul air
that had balked rescue attempts
finally snuffed out hla Ufa.
Hundreds of volunteers had
rushed today to the cave, a popu
lar tourist attraction outside this
tiny viljage but they were too
lata. Rescue teama reported the
situation worsening constantly and
Carter hastened back to the 40foot cleft to Usten for hla labored
breathing.
Heroes of the r e s c u e effort
were Carter and Dr. Robert WilUs
30, of nearby Buxton, who spent
six hours underground Monday,
and Roe Peters, 21, an exper
ienced potholder known as the
"ferret" because of hie slim, 5foot, 1-lncb build. Peters slithered
bead first Into tha crevice and
tied a rope around Mots.
ATLANTA (UPI) — Two imall
children, mining since their fath
er abducted them Mooday and la
ter (hot himself to death, were
found aafe early today.
The dlicovery of Brenda Gall
Norton, 3, and Eddie Norton Jr.
5, at a nuraary ended an lntenae
(earch that la«ted through the
night.
Officera returned the children to
their mother, Mra. Eddie M. Nor
ton, who had feared they might
have been killed.
Their father, a 29-year-old ahipplng clerk, took hla own life about
30 minutea after taking the child
ren away from the home of hla
eatranged wife.
While more than 500 police, civil
defence worker* and volunteer*
hunted for the children during the
night, they were aafe and sound
In the nuraery, whoae ataff knew
nothing of the caae.
Operatorc of the nuraery aald
Norton left the children there
Monday. Member* of the ataff
learned o f the big aearch thla
morning and notified authoritlea.
Mra. Norton had left her apart
ment to request a peace warrant
againit her huaband when
took
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the children away.
Norton returned to the home
alone. Just aa Mr*. Norton and
her brother arrived, he shot himaelf through the head with a shot
gun.
Mrs. Norton notified authoritlea
the youngsters were missing and
the March* began. Despite exten
sive coverage of the ease by local newipapera and radio and
television stations, operators of
the nursery failed to hear of the
abduction until thla morning.
Norton left a note, indicating he
Clues Not Found
In Candy's Murder
SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) — Au
thorities admitted today
they
"haven’t a clue to work on " In
the search for the rape-murder
of Candice ( C a n d y ) Regers,
whose body was found 12 miles
northwest of here.
The D-year-old girl’ s body waa
discovered Sunday partially cov
ered by pine boughs in a shallow
grave. Her legs were tied together
at Ihe ankle* with parts of her
own slip.
waa going lo kill mmieir aner
murdering hli wife. He pleaded
for hla children In be brought up
in a Chriitian way. This gave
hope to police that the children
were not harmed.
In hia auicide note, Norton aald
"1 know 1 have done wrong in the
pa at five year*. I changed but it
did not help.”
Norton left hia Job early Mon
day, borrowed a car and a shotgun, and drove to hia eatranged
wife'a apartment. He had attempt
ed to effect a reconciliation and
had lived with hla own family for
the laat week.
Norton'a_ brother .•I n
in •
- law,
________j Lewis, disarmed him
Soraya And Prince
Close, But Apart
ROME (UPI)—Former Empress
Soraya of Iran and the Italian
prince she Is rumored about to
marry remained closeted today
In their separate apartments Just
two short blocks apart. If they
made any contact at all, it was
by telephone.
Newsmen
and photographers
thronged the entrances to the Ho
tel Excelsior, where the princess
It staying, and Prince Ralmondo
Orslni’a palace until tha early
hour* of the morning. They re
ported no ilgn of contact between
the two.
The princess, who arrived with
her mother from Germany Mon
day for an Eaiter;week holiday In
Rome, sp en t'a quiet evening In
the hotel.
Prince Orslnl, 28-year-old avion
of one of Rome’s moat noble fa
milies, remained with hla mother
In their palace.
Orslnl, who Italian newipapera
aay will marry the divorced wile
of the Shah of Iran, did not ap
pear at the alrpurt Monday to
greet her on her arrival In Roma.
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Living Costs Down
WASHINGTON lU FIl - Living
costa dipped slightly In February
because of some lower food prices,
the government reported today.
Ike Opposes Hike
WASHINGTON ( UPD-l'resldottt
Elsenhower appealed to the steel
industry today to avoid a price in
crease.
Death Is Opposed
OTTAWA, Ont (UPI 1-Support
grew today for a move to abolish
the death penalty for murder to
Canada.
MRS.
r.
EARLE RANKIN
D. M. LADD
PTA Delays Vote
|)n Stay Or Leave
H m Seminole Hlih School PTA
tabled • notion to vote on with
drawing from the date and na
tional group* last night at a called
meeting.
Ih a group w&l vote on the mattar at a regular meeting, April 28,
fH the high school
. lira. F. Earle Rankin, atate
ttudjr group chairman for the
Florida PTA Congren, told the
group of the many things which
th« itate and national groups do
for their members.
“ Our object la to promote the
welfare of youth, not only In the
schools, but In the home, the
church, die community and everying that concerns the child,"
rs. Rankin said.
Mrs. Rankin told the group that
when a member of a local PTA
pays his dues he also has paid
dues for state an national PTA
membership.
She pointed out that five of the
t
Governor Defends
Milk Commission;
Odham Is Praised
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Gov.
LaRoy Collins lays the Florida
Milk Commission, the target of
muck criticism, has done a "fine
outstanding Job."
w <!ai1in# made the statement Tues
day in a reply to a letter by I. H.
Final will ad Tallahassee, president
o f the North and West Florida
Dairy Farmers Assn.
The association charged the
Oommiiiion is destroying the milk
Industry and harming consumers.
H also Wasted Commission Chair
man J. Bralley Odham of Sanford.
The farmers have gone Into
^ e u rt In en effort to withdraw from
The Commission’s control. Leon
Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor has the
earn under advisement and has
temporarily enjoined the Com mis•too from enforcing regulations
against the producers in North and
West Florida.
The Association aald in its let
ter It wants the milk control law
MR Intact so It can be used at rome
Arturo data "under a qualified
chairman."
• Collins, In hla letter, said the
group la entitled to take any legal
■cUoc It wishes, *
"But 1 will not accept through
the malls a copy of your letter . . .
without stating that I am In abeotote disagreement with your cooelusions."
Collins said the Commission has
done a "fine and outstanding job"
for both the dairy farmers and tha
•onsumlna public.
# H e said the agency has done
more la reduco the retail price of
milk and guarantee producers a
1 fair return for their milk than rea
sonably could have been erpected
under the law aa it la presently
i
set up.
^Hs also disagreed that tha agenf y could serve tha public better
a different administration.
So cents for dues goes to the na
tional congress and 15 rente goes
to the stele congress, which leaves
30 cents for the local group.
Mrs. Rankin said that a "per
manent action platform" waa
adopted at the state convention two
years ago for fact-finding and
possible legislation of different
problemi brought up' before the
group. “ The platform covers three
areas—the home, school and com
munity," Mrs. Rankin raid.
D. M. Ladd, former FBI agent
who has spoken to three other
PTA groups in Seminole County,
told high school PTA members of
the controversial Issues Involving
UNESCO.
"M y object is lo fight Commun
ism to all Us form s," he said.
"This has been my work for the
past 28 years, and I Intend to
stay with it."
"Some years ago, a crackdown
was made in the government of
fices and It was found that many
Communists had been working to
some of these offices. These peo
ple were asked to resign. And
when they did,' II of them went
right to work to the United Na
tions."
Asked to express his opinion as
to whether there are Communists
working in the national PTA con
gress, Ladd said, “ No, I do not
think there are any Communists
working there.”
He asked the group. "D o you
want your child to be taught oneworldiam or do you want them
to be taught patriotlsmT"
Mrs. Harry Edwards.. district
president from rli jM lie , pointed
out “ there are Communists to
UNESCO, in the United Nations
and In the U. S., but we shouldn't
dilch the national PTA because of
this."
Jaycees Planning
'Baskets Of Joy'
"Baskets full o f Easter Joy"
are In store for Seminole County
children Sunday at 2 p.m., when
the Jaycees hold their annual
Eaater egg hunt In Fort Mellon
park.
Children from one to ten aro
eligible. According to Chairman
Jack Erickson, a large turn-out la
expected from Sanford and Se
minole County.
"Contribution! o f eggs and
money for eggs have been very
generous", Erickson said. “ The
Sanford merchants have donated
wonderful prises for children
finding specially marked eggs."
Children hsve been asked to
bring their own baskets or bags
for the hunt. Contributions may
still be made at the Jaycee In
formation Booth.
NEW YORK (U Pti—Miss Edna
Dooley, a high school mathematics
teacher for 30 years to Alva. Okla.,
was named “ National Teacher of
the Year" today.
To Visit Red China
CAIRO (UPI>—A nine-man mili
tary mission from the Algerian
government-in-exile will leave here
Thursday for a visit to Communist
Chins.
Reds Lose Members
TOKYO (UPD—Akiyoshl Miyashite, security official, said that
membership In the Japanese Com
munist Parly had dropped more
than 40 per cent to the past nine
years.
Nicholas Jury Seated
INDIANAPOLIS, ind. (UP1) An all-male jury was sealed today
to hear the first-degree murder
trial of Mrs. Connie Nicholas,
charged with killing her married
lover, t
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Service Thursday
PARIS (UPD — President Char
les de Gaulle served notice on
Russia today that If passage to
West Berlin is blocked “ the Soviet
troops stationed to Germany would
hsve tha Western powers to deal
with.”
De Geulle, speaking at the first
press conference ever 'by
*
French chief of state, plunged
directly into tha question of Berlin.
"The crisis opened by Soviet
Symphony To Open
Concert Series Of
Local Association
Actress Sues U. S.
Aged Skeleton Found
Talks Are Recessed
Navy Plans Shots
Golfers Schedule
Clinic and Match
A t Mayfair Friday
Goodrich To Speak
Club Meets Tonight
Gen. Duret In Dead
soli to Seminole County Is such
that the "hard pan" allows farm
ers to bring the water level up
to (he edge of crop rools by ar
tesian well*. If Ihe hard pan Is
cut, the water will go down, thereby making It impossible to keep
the soil moist, he added.
"I was offered $35,000 for that
40-acre field," Behrens said “ I
asked $50,000. They (the pipeline)
want a so foot atrip through my
field, it would he ruined. I un
derstand (hey plan to make a test
case of mr. Thry’r e ' trying to
cram It down our throate, but I'll
•
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1959
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
NO. 898
H
Russia in connection with Berlin Is
plunging the world Into heavy an
xiety," De Gaulle said.
He said the Moscow diplomatic
(gfensiv* posed these major ques
tions:
The possibility of measures
which would obstruct the move
ments of American, British and
French military elements between
West Berlin and the Western tone
of Germany.
Division of Ibe German people
which would be caused by the
separation of Germany Into two
states.
-T h e disarmament In Europe of
a zone essentially enveloping Ger
many.
De Gaulle rejected any suggesttions that France waa looking for
advantages in Germany similar to
those of the Soviet.
"It Is not our policy," he said.
"The present • day Germany doe*
not menace u s , to any way. It
constitutes one of the essential
elements of the life of Europe end
the entire world."
He said he had received assur
ances from Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer of West Germany «tul
Italian Premier Antonio Scgnl that
their policies were Die seme as
those of France.
Dirty Tiddly Winks
Just Isn't Cricket
LONDON (UPI) — It wasn't
cricket but the Duke of Edin
burgh wanted his team to play
dirty tiddly winks.
Queen Elisabeth's husband so
Instructed his champions, Lon
don's Empress Club. The club
met defending world champion
WambrUige Unlreretty for the tid
dly winks title Tuesday night.
In a cable from the royal yacht,
Prince Philip ordered his club to
play "an even dirtier game than
the Goons" from Cambridge.
"I expect the contest to be car
ried through to ths usual thor
oughly unsporting manner which
befits all great tiddly winks
matches," he said. The Empress
Club “ had better win this time
or I shall see to It that their
winking license te withdrawn."
The Cambridge Goons, recalled
they were Philip's champions last
year and played their usual dirty
gams.
Tuesday night's game, played
for the benefit of the Duke's fa
vorite charily. «*w the defending
Goons rout the Empress Club,
8819 to 25te.
Cambridge C a p t a i n P. J.
Downes then challenged the duke
next year to tiddly his own winks
personally.
A dirty business, whatT
Weather
Clear to partly dowdy throogh
Thursday, High today IH to 83,
low tonight U Is II. East to
southeast winds It to l i mile*
per bawr.
fight lo the highest court in the
land.
"I pay about $24 per acre to
taxra on this land. If they ruin
il, Ihry have the whole works. I
don't want It They are going to
ruin all of the good farm land
in Utii part of the county."
David W. Hedrick, Orlando, is
the attorney for the pipeline.
The pipeline has a certificate of
necessity from the Federal Power
Commission. The pipeline filed the
suit against Behrens under the
right of eminent domsto and the
Natural Gaa Act.
Can Be Achieved
WASHINGTON (UPD — Presi
dent Elsenhower ssld today he
would be inclined to agree on a
series of summit meetings if he
thought they could be arranged
under conditions which would per
mit useful discussion and lead to
beneficial effects for Ihe U. S.
He added, however, that It was
rather difficult to vlsuallie such
a thing as truly Informal sessions
because of the spotlight glare
which follows world leaders.
The President made il clear that
he was not going even to next
summer's proposed summit meet
ing unless progress 1s made at
the May Geneva foreign minis
ters' meeting which justifies it.
He said If anyone Ihinka he has
agreed to an automatic trip to the
summit, that 1a different from
what he meanl.
The
President acknowledged
that it would be difficult to reach
really worthwhile agreements with
Russia unless (here were a meet
ing with Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev himself. He aald It
was clear that only Ihe Soviet
Premier had any real authority
to negotiate.
There probably Is some validity
to the argument that If the major
power* are lo reach any valid
agreement, Khrushchov w o u l d
have to be brought Into the picture
at some point, the President said.
He added that this docs not
mean that anybody will lie forced
into a meeting with Khrushchev
liy bluff and blackmail. The turn
mil conference, the President said
has to represent a group of peo
pie acting voluntarily In the be
lief that real measures of agree
ment can be discussed.
Coffee Club Plans
To Honor Wright
Jim A. Wright will lie the spe
cial guexl of the Chamber uf
Commerce Coffee Club tomorrow.
Wright 1s manager of the OxFlbre Brush Company, which now
1* cel eh rating It* Diamond Jubi
lee.
The Ox-Fibre Brush Co. ha*
been In its present location at
Benson Junction since HUM. When
first organised, the brush firm
occupied the location on the lakefront where the Legion Hut now
stands.
During this entire year, the
company Is celebrating 75 years
ol brush manufacturing.
The Coffee Club wilt be held
a I 1U a. m. in Mr*. Appleby’s
Valdez Restaurant. Newcomer*
to the Hanford business world will
tie Introduced.
She’s 69, He’s 19;
Children Unhappy,
But Bride Pleased
MEMPHIS (UPI) — Mrs. Lola
Tipton Dunn, 69, whose six chil
dren all are older than her new
husband, vowed today that she and
19 year-old Paul Dunn would cling
together despite (he opinion of the
children.
Mrs. Dunn, whose first husband
died almost 20 years ago. married
Dunn Monday without telling her
children. She said some of them
said “ they don’t want people to
know they are my children."
“ They have Ibelr opinions and I
don't try to change them," site
■aid. "But It doesn't affect the way
my husband and I feel."
Dunn, a student at a business
college here, was ■ boarder to his
bride's home. They decided 10
days ago to'g cl married, and Mrs.
Dunn ssld that "Paul is very hap
py about it."
Sanford Short On W orkers, Not Jobs
Sanford waa termed a “ labor
abortage area" today by Dan
Hahn of Ihe Florida State Em
ployment Service.
Demands fur skilled labor can
not he filled. Expanding business
firms, such as the clothing manu
facturers, HarCar Aluminum and
Judo exports from McCoy Air York Manufacturing are Uklng
Farce Base will demonstrate their trainees, in lieu of experienced
skill tonight at the Mayfair In n ., workers.
Sponsored Jointly by the Cham- , Positions are always open for
ber o f Commerce and the civic clerks, typists and stenographers.
Hubs, tho Judo exhibition i* open "There are plenty of Jobs for peo
to the puhllc.
ple who want to work for tho
There is no admission charge wages offered and no reason for
for th# performance, which will any willing person to be without
l.e held in tbt ballri.on) of ti>{ a Job."
note! at • p.m.
j "Workers who some from Ik*
Judo Experts Here
For Demonstration
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Russia Is Warned Ike For 'Summit' Reds Can't Impose
By French Leader Only If Results Formula For City
PARIS (UPD—Tourists who feel
The Florida Symphony will
the view of Paris from the 900-footopen the season next year for
high Eiffel Tower la no! good
the Sanford-DcBary Entertain
enough will be able to take heli
ment
Association.
copter rides over the city and its
Included In the proposed pre
environs this summer.
sentations are the Rollins Play
ers. the Stetson Glee Club and
Jose Greco and his Spanish
LOS ANGELES (U P D -A c tr e s s dancers. The series will begin in
Rosalind Russell sued the U. S,
October, and skip the month of
government for recovery of J13,
478 which she cleirna she over December.
In order to secure the pro
paid to federal taxes on her $273,gram,
Association officials have
000 income during 1953.
set a memberahlp o f 1,000 persons
by April 4. The support of the
group Is urged In order lo oMaln
ASTI, Italy (U P D -E xpcrts said
necessary f u n d s .
Remaining
today that a huge petrified skele
monies will be used for the scries
ton unearthed near here Is believed
lo be an ichthyosaurus of an ex the following year.
Heading the Sanford-DcBary
tinct prehistorical group of marine
Entertainment
Association aro
reptiles.
Chester HearicV of DeBary and
Frank Mcbane Jr., Sanford. Oth■i officers aro Mrs. Joe Baker,
WARSAW, roland (U l* l)-U . S.
ticket sates chairman, Dr. H W.
Ambassador Jacob Beam and
Rucker,
treasurer,
and
Mrs.
Communist Chinese Ambassador
George Elck, publicity.
Wang Ping-nan have agreed to ■
Assisting in ticket sales are
two-uromh r<VeaS'bi I W l A t
«!
Mrs. Richard Deas, Mrs. Ralph
the Formosa Strait issue.
■
Austin Smith, Mrs. R. F. Coop
er, Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Mm.
John Kick, Mrs. C. L. Redding,
DAYTONA BEACH (U P U -T h e
Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Mrs. Voile
Navy will get back into the space
Williams Sr., Mrs. R. E. U ep er,
race Utia year by attempting to
Mrs. Norman Mclnnte, Mr*. O.
launch two 50-pound earth satel
V. Boutwell, Mrs. Donald Bales.
lites that may revolutionise exist
Mrs. W. K. Ktrchhoff Jr., Mr*.
ing navigation and communication
J. E. Terwlllcger. Mrs. Ro’y Cow
systems.
an Jr., Mrs. G. Andrew Speer,
Miss Sonja Moufortoi., Mrs. W. E.
Bristol, Mrs. M. L. llabom Jr.,
Jtr*. George Stine, Mr*. Carl
Schllke, Mr*. J. N. Tolar and
Mrs. y . E. Roumlllat.
Those who havje not been con
tacted about purchasing tickets
Five of the nation's top profess are asked to call FA S-3004.
ional golfers will be at the Mayfair Country Club Friday to show
the duffera how it should be done.
Ward Goodrich, busineaa man
A clinic Is scheduled for 1:30
p. m. Following will be an 18 hole ager for the Sanford Greyhounds,
will be the guest speaker at toe
exhibition.
Heading the group will be Jay Jaycee luncheon tomorrow.
Goodrich will Inform Jaycee*
Hebert, Mayfair Inn’ s touring pro.
Coming with him will be his bro about the progreat of Sanford's
ther, Lionel, 1MT PGA champion; ball club.
Walter Burkemo, ex-PGA and
Mayfair Open champ; David Ra
gan and Don Bisplinghoff. both
playing the pro circuit oul of Or
The Sanford Boat and Ski Club
will meet tonight et 8 o'clock to
lando.
Thera will bo no admission the Agriculture Building at Sem
inole High School.
charge for either event
(condemnation) against Herbert
Behrene for rights at way across
a 40-acre field, which Behrens
valued at $50,000,
Behrens said he was “ consider
ing" erection of a barricade te
prevent the company from putting
down Ihe pipeline. He promised a
"fight to Ihe highest court to the
land," declaring that the pipeline
company "can have the lax deed
to the property after It ruins It."
County Agricultural Agent Cecil
Tucker, Behrens, Kastncr and
other farm officials agreed that
cutting through the "hard pan" to
the fields would "kill these fields
for farming for all time."
These officials added that the
pipeline "could Just as easily put
that pipe alnng rnunly roads,
where they have been given
rights-of-way."
Tucker aald the nature of the
d a il y
West To Stand Firm On Berlin
Seminole Farmers To Fight Pipeline
Seminole County fanners today
girded for a last-ditch bailie to
prevent a natural gas pipeline
company from laying 11 n a a
through their field*.
Harold Kastncr said he was at
tempting te contact all farmer*
through whoso fields the pipeline
plans to take “ short cuts". He
urged all property owners to “ re
KALIMPONG, Indian - Tibetan fuse to sign anything" until the
Frontier (UP1J—The Chinese Com matter, can be discussed.
Meanwhile, the Houston, Tex.,
munist have crushed an uprising In
tha Tibetan capital of Lhasa but Gaa and Oil Corp., which Is bring
lighting is raging more fiercely ing natural gas to tha Sanford
^han aver in other parte of the Him- area, filed a declaration of taking
Tuayan kingdom, It was reported
boro today.
The Indian government political
agent at Gangtok, 8ikkim. told a
M-mamber Tibetan delegation to
day there bad been no fighting in
A candlelight communion service
Lhasa for 18 hours and that ha re will bo bold at the First Cbriatlsn
gretted he had no Information on Church tomorrow night at T:3Q.
the whereabouts of the Dalai
Those attending tho oerviee are
Lama, Tibet's spiritual and tem asked to be seated early.
poral ruler.
During Pnasion Week, the Rev.
_ Tibetan sources to Gangtok, Gilbert E. Counts is conducting
t|t>out JO miles from the border, evangelistic services to the church.
told the uprising had spread to 1807 6. Sanford Ave. A class for
other areas and that they believed those wishing special instruction is
It wag more widespread than on held each evening at T.
March lo whan the uprising reach
ed a peak.
Nationalist intelligence reports
reaching Taipei said a well-armed
MEXICO CITY (UPD - Brig.
Communist army of 30.000 men Gen. Miguel Lanz Duret, 50-yearkad drives the Tibetan Insurgents old president and genera] manager
out of Lhasa but that the fight of the newspapers El Universal
>~nu*d alia where to Tibet. Far and El Universal GraOco, died of
rs was -Itidying means of aid a heart attack to hu home here
Tuesday night.
ing the anU-Cummuniat movement.
«
‘Teacher Of Year’
'
north are critics) of the low wage
acale," he added. "But then they
admit there was no work for them
In that arcs, ami living conditions
are considerably cheaper to Flor
ida."
There is no charge for the em
ployment service, to etlhsr employ
er or employee. The office Is a
government agency, and keeps a
file of several hundred applicants.
Training schools, such as the
continuous sewing machine class,
are held throughout the year. Ap
plicant* may take aptitude and
vocational teste at the office.
"The business people in Sanford
hsve turn most cooperative,"
Hahn said. "They heititate to em
ploy out-of-town poopls, but hava
overcome any feeling about em
ploying Navy dependents. Many
of these are exceptionally well
skilled, and we can always use
more."
With Sanford an agricultural
center for many years, skilled
labor la not available to large
quantities. When unemployment
figure* show Sanford high on the
list, it the result of temporary
shut downs to factories or packing
bouses.
"Seminole County draws does
to tha smallest amount of unem
ployment compensation to the
stau " Hahn slid.
LONDON (UPI)— Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
aald today the Went would not lot the Soviet Union impose
a formula for the existence of West Berlin.
lie told tho House of Commons that he and other West
ern leaders agreed that the 2,500,000 rcaidenia of the city
must he allowed "to live the life of their own choice.”
Services Planned
For Good Friday
By Local Ministers
Tile Seminole County Ministerial
Association will present the Good
Friday service at Ihe First Presby.
tcrlan Church to Sanford, March
27.
The Inspirational service, based
on the seven last words of Christ
spoken from the cross, will begin
at noon and continue until 9 p. m.
Brief devotional messages will be
presented by Ihe ministers of local
ehurchca during seven 23-mlnute
periods.
The public Is Invited to attend
Ihe entire three-hour period, or one
or more of the devotional segments
of the service. Each of the seven
segments of Ihe service will con
tain a hymn, scripture reading,
musical rendition, devotional and a
time set aside for silent prayer
and medilation.
The ministers will speak on
Christ’s last utterances to the fol
lowing order: the first won!, Rev.
D. Graven mier; second, Rev. K.
flollck; third. Rev. T. O’Sleen;
fourth, Rev. f). 8. Carnefix; fifth,
Rev. O. Smith; sixth, Rev. R.
Spear and seventh, Chaplain W, C.
Fuller.
Organists will be Miss Joan
Wilke, Mrs. K. D. Grimeme, Mrs.
Albert Hickson and Mrs. George
Touhy. Soloist■ wtll be Mrs. Rich
ard Galloway, Mrs. Nick PfeJfauf,
Miss Sonja 91unfortun, Mrs. Clyde
Savage, Robert Crumley and lira.
Rudy Sloan.
The Chaiwl Choir of the First
Methodist Church will sing during
the service.
Baseballers Busy;
Games Scheduled
With a few practice sessions be
hind Ilium, the Pacific Coast Lea•:ue champloa Phoenix Giants to
day took on the Minneapolis Mil
lers in their first exhibition base
ball game of spring training.
Phoenix was scheduled to play
five previous games. All were call
ed all due to the lack of activity
during a week of rain.
In an attempt to give hla youth
ful charges experience, Manager
Bed Davis was scheduled to field
a complete rookie team for the
1:30 p. m. clash.
Scheduled to go three inning
stints against the Miller* were
Gaylord Perry, Mike Lee and Andy
Yetako, in that order.
Corpus Christ!, champs of the
Texas League, yesterday beat
Omaha, 5-3, In Sanford’s first ex
hibition gams of the season. The
Texans broke a 3-3 deadlock in the
fourth with two runs. Corpus
Christ! go! six hits, Omaha seven.
Tomorrow, Phoenix will lake on
Houston In a Sanford game. Corpus
Christl travels to Kelly Field, DayIona Beach, to play Tulsa.
Porrots In Trees,
Chains Goinp Up
Around City Zoo
Chains and "keep out" sign* are
going up around tha Sanford Zoo.
The signs will keep people out
after dark. Violators will bo ar
rested.
The action waa taken several
weeks ago by the City Commiss
ion. Molestation of animals and
birds has become a problem.
Night before last, vandals cut
the wire on the parrot cage. Two
of the small green and yellow
birds are still loose to the trees
above the zoo.
Mora than 2,000 adults and child
ren coma to see the animals week
ly, according to Mrs. Arnold
Hood, superintendent. " I t la a
shame that a few people feel they
must abuse something that is
free for everyone to on joy," she
ssld.
Giants Get Sad Sam
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI)
—The St- Louis Cardinal* today
traded Sam Jones, tho major
leagues’ strikeout king to 1958, and
rookie pitcher Don Choate to the
San Francisco Giants lor outfielder-flrst baseman Bill WMte and
third baaaman Ray JablonaU.
‘This ii a basic principle to
must hold firm ," ha
which
said,
Macmillan was making his Bret
report to the House of Commons
on his recent peace mission to
Paris, Bonn, Otlawa and Wash
ington where he conferred with
his allies on the results of hU
mission to Moscow.
He returned Tuesday night and
reported to the Cabinet this morn
ing that hopes of a limited cold
war settlement In Europe ap
peared brighter now Uian they
have for months.
Macmillan and Foreign Secre
tary Sclwyn Lloyd were greeted
by loud cheers.
Macmillan aald that ho and
President Elsenhower agreed on
the main points of the Western
replies to the latest Soviet not*
on Berlin.
Labor Party leader Hugh Galtokcll drew a laugh when he asked
whether a summit conference
would be held this summer re
gardless of ihe outcome o f tho
planned East-West foreign minis
ters' meeting.
"A s regards the likelihood ot •
summit meeting, I would ssy that
everyone seems to think there
will be one," Macmillan replied.
Mother Sweeping,
Finds Girl's Body
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (U P I)—
A mother sweeping under, her bed
found tha bud/ of hnr 1.7-year-oid
daughter today. Pollca said flirt
child apparently had been strangl
ed.
A wide search waa ordered Im
mediately for the ilepfalher at
dark-haired Bhlrree Davis, miss
ing since Tuesday afternoon.
Neighbors aald they saw Ihe stopfather, Ray E. Daughtry, 52, com*
home about 1:50 p.m., atay •
few momenta, and then drive
away.
The mother, Mrs. Ray Dough*
try', 35, had alrpt all night On thrt
bed. apparently unawure that ho*
daughter'* body was beneath It.
Criminal Investigator R. W,
Grant said Daughtry, a carpenter,
took hi* wife to work Tuesday ana
then returned to the couple's
home just outride tho city limits.
Grant said ho was told that
when Daughtry arrived home hrt
told hla (wo other stepdaughters,
Darnell, 12, and Maxine, 10, te
come straight home after school
and wait until ho and Hhlrree re
turned from a shopping trip.
Mrs. Daughtry came home a ftef
work and told officer* aho waa
dlsturU-d because her huslumd
and Shirrre were not there. But
she said she lay down on bar bed
ami went to sleep.
Shu did not awaken until oarly
today. She began cleaning the'
house, and while sweeping under
her bed she discovered the body.
Tear Gas Flushes
Negro From Home
m
m
Frank James Riley, 23, waa
captured last night to Midway
after tear gas was thrown into
the house to which ho was hiding.
Tho young Negro had beaten
and attempted to cut M a r y
Frances Grant, while threatening
to Ml) her, officers said. Ho waa
forced to drop tho butcher knlfo
he was holding when John Archer
Harris Intervened with a hammer.
Riley waa carrying a pellet typo
pistol.
When
residents
called
Sheriffs deputies, ha fled to thrt
home of Eola Wi-bb on Sipes Avo.,
and broke into tho bouse to hido.
Deputies Marion Driggers and
W. R. Brown mtde the capture.
Riley was charged with assault
and battery, carrying a concealed
weapon, breaking and entering
and evading arrest Hla bonds
total $1,800.
Tha Grant woman’s Injuries
were limited to bruises. Kola
Webb waa to Tavares when RlUy
entered bar residence.
Charged An Thief —
Cliff Bowen, Sanford, waa arrest
ed for petty larceny last night aad
placed to tho county Jail.
Bowen is charged with steal
television set from a local
dene*.
�• M r •urfarfi VrralB ,
F ite 2 -MVrrt, Mur. 25, lO&l
Errol Flynn Files
Charges Of 'Abuse'
HAVANA < u n > — Errol Flynn
appeared in eourt here Tuesday,
convoyed by two beautiful aecre1trlta. to make formal charge* of
"abuse of authority" agalmt Cu
ban inuriit police Lt. Jack Shea of
Brooklyn.
Rhea wan not prnent at ihe
proceeding!, which amounted to a
preliminary hearing on a charge
the Hollywood actor filed two
wrekl ago.
Flynn aatd the Cuban official,
"in a drunk and dlaorderly con
dition," and flourishing two (una,
burn Into tha actor*! apartment
at the Comodoro Hotel on March
It while the actor waa giving a
party.
When newimen aaked liie Hol
lywood hero why he didn’t throw
the Intruder out, Flynn replied,
" I never argue with a .45, par
ticularly when It’s In the handa
o f a drunk."
Flynn’a c o m e l y companion!
.were identified a a blonde Connie
Woods, of New York City, and
rad-headed Myrna Albadalejo, of
Atlanta.
Mrs. Duncan Sane,
Appeal Is Planned
VENTURA, Calif. (U P l)-E iU aBeth Duncan, 54, found aane at tho
tima the hired two men to kill her
■regnant daughter-in-law, will be
formally eentenced to death April
I.
Judge Chariei F. Blickatock,
w in ruled the Santa Barbara ma
tron aane Tueaday, will past the
•oatmeo committing her to death
la the gat chamber and on the
M » a day alto will hear argument!
by bar attorney tor a new trial,
lira. Duncan, who along with her
too, fta n k , 30, heard the aanity
tilling with compoture In the tame
courtroom where a Jury of eight
women and four man convicted
t e r a l the for-hlre murder of
Frisk’* wife, and then condemned
ter to death, laid the thought her
appeal would be luccenful.
" I think I have a good chance,"
Mr*. Duncan aald.
Charity Begins Here
Taxpayers Paying
For Service Twice
Hy FRANK KI.HA7.Ell
WARdrNGTON
(UPI*— InltU
ally the Detente Department witnr.*» ,didn't hate ropier of hia
ilalcm cnt for ua reportcra, and
we thought wc muat have ntiaheard him.
H ai.un.lfd like what he aaid
wna that the department act up
n privately-run achoi}! for IU for
eign aid people after deciding Ihia
Lind of achuol couldn't be “ raidiilrd" by the military iticlf.
I.atcr 1 gut the text uf hia atate*
incnt. Sure enough, that'* what
he aald.
The witncai n t i John I,. Hol
combe, ivhote title in the Dcfenae
Department ia im preiiive and too
Chandler Watches
Tense Coal Fields
FRANKFfinT, Ky. (U P I)-(J o v /
A. I). Chandler kept a watchful
eye on the tenae atrlkebound caatern Kentucky coal fielda today de>
apile aiiurancci by union leadera
It would be unncecasary to call out
the National Guard.
“ With Ihia aort nf thing you
can't wait for aomething to hap
pen. Then it would bo too late,"
aaid Chandler, who atnt Iroopa to
the coal fielda during hia firat
term aa governor in 1933,
Chandler alerted the guard Tuea
day after Slate Public Safety
Commiailoner Don Sturgill report
ed lhat a crowd of 1,000 member*
threatened lo dcatroy and burn a
mine Upplc at Colton in aouthoaatern Kentucky's Letcher County,
The ailuation caacd a few hours
liter, however, when Carton Hlb.
bltta, prealdent of United Mina
Workers Dlilrlcla 28 and 30 gave
aiaurance that picked at tho Camp
Fork Coal Co. tipple would be kept
al a minimum out] theie would be
"no further demonatration of force
there."
Tueaday’a incident at Colion
waa the moat acrioua ilnce the
UMW went on airtke to enforce de
mands for a $2 per day wage increate from operator! on March
13.
Episcopal To Hold
Special Services
MONTPELIER, Vi. (UPI) The Vermont Supreme Courl’a
budget for llical IMO-ai waa cut
Special aervicea will be held at
gUQ after it waa dlicovcrcd the
aourt waa purebaaing ill ataiion- Holy Croat Eplacopal Church dur
ary from a Philadelphia printing ing Holy Week.
firm at a higher price than Ver- Tha initiiution of the Lord's Sup
meat rompanlri charged.
per will be celebrated at 8 p, m.
Maundy Thuradiy. The icrvlre will
te
be an "explained" cuchiriit, with
l » T N I C I H C t I T c o l K T « i r TMH lay-readert of the congregation giv
N I nV m
J t U I r l A I , ClWOt IT. IV
AND
row
IKM IV OLM COUNTV, ing explanation! throughout the
a n a iu n a , i n c u m a n v
.>•. acrvlce.
aoam
■ I I T T O « l IMT TITI .H
Thia la. the tin t auch evening
WILLIAM U aillVKI.r ail.I
communion acrvlce held in Holy
LILIAN w . nlUVLLr, ill* Wltr,
1‘ laln lif fa . Croat in many years.
A three-hour meditation service
J/a L'D C. VAN Ht.HKinK.
al.
In f.n d .n l. on Good Friday will be bald from
noon to 3 p. m. Hie Paaaion of
n u tic i : o r at it
TUI MALI! V, VAN llimKIIIK an<l Christ will tie observed, with medi
——VAN lll'HKIItK. her l.u«ttoniii tMIVIH J. MI'AHI.KH. I». tation! on the seven last word*.
U. M ',till.til anil — HI'AIU
Tha lighting of the Psachil Can
Lett, till unkiw-wn rnruir. M. dle will denote thc'bcglnnlng of the
n
nni.'MPLNit a n * ——
cnr>ii-i.i.ii. hi. wife. t u n . Holy Saturday obaervation at I p.
AOM KQUiryiKNT CUMI’ANV, m. Communicant* will renew their
dl.u.rv.il Klnrldo torpur.
lion, II ihrf ar* llv'iia, and baptismal vows.
if ih.y ar* .I.«■). llirlr un
Servlrea on Easter Day will be
known halra. rtn!»»*•, .pnuM., held at 7:30 a. in., s a. m. and lt
tranlet*. rrcdltora. Il.nvr*. *»•
alan* and
iru it..».
a n d a. m. Families will attend Ihc B a.
■•■In.I an, and all nf n.r m. service, while children will
ea ril.i having nr •lalnilna tu
hat a any no hi, till* ur In- bring their mite boxei and flower*
..
fvrrat III and t» Ilia mup.rlv for the flower rroia.
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h.r.lu daa.rlhad. aald land
altualad, Irina aid b.laa In
Rrmlnolo Coiinly. Florida, towilt
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TOU A im HKItlllir .NUTIKJ III!
That Iha 1'l.lnllff. liartln li«»* In.
allutad a ault aealnai you In tha
Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judi. tal
Clraeit. In and far Namlnala Coun.
I /, Florida, l» quirt lliolr title lo
the abov. dt.crlb.d propartv alt*
i/atrd, Irina anil Ij.I uk lu Hand.
n»U Count), Clnrlda, aa lint-inabnta mora nartlrularlr art nut.
Ton ar* hrrobr rauulrad l» Ilia
your Anawar With t|r Cl*rk nf
Ibo Circuit Court, In and far Kami,
■•la Cauntv, Florida, and aarva a
■bar Ihtrtnf upon Wlntl.rM.rill.
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W lat.r Park, Flotlda. allot n«>» ft>r
Me Plaintiff* In tha a hut. adlun,
er bafor* iha i:m day nf April
A. n„ tala, alaa a P rti.a p... i-..n>
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atw aputr pubtlaliad In Ptmlanla
County. Florida, urua oa. lt waak
f*r_ftur roiieocullro trraka.
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Would-Be Bandits
Foiled By Teller
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Two
would-be robbers handed Rank of
America teller Fllamcne Millar a
note Tuesday lelllng hrr to "pul
8100 In a sack or we'll blow up
the hank."
"What l» till*—a Joke?" ahe
snapped. "Get out or here tbli
minute."
The robhera grinned sheepishly,
aald "A ll right," and fled.
Moreover, jlnce one of them had
signed the note, police had no
trouble tracing them. The two
foiled desperadoes—aged 0 and 13
—bural into teara when appre
hended.
EL PASO. Te*. (UPI) — There
are times when evan Texan* have
to admit It's a handicap to he too
big.
College men at Texas Western
aquertrd and aqueetad but could
put only II men into a telephone
booth.
Thai waa far ihart of tho rec
ord tat by Modesto, Calif. Jun*
lor Collage whiro 31 student* n r dined thcuuclvca into a booth.
lt waa four abort o f tha 23
sophomores who aqueered them:wiv«s into a booth at St. Mary's
College, Morage, Calif.
But It tied the mark act by Hat
field College o f England,
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SEMBACH AIR BASE, Germany
(U PI)—Jet planes from aix West
ern nations will parllclpate to
gether for the first time In a fly
poit during (be furthcoming NATO
10th anniversary ceremonies at
Mainz, Germany, lt waa announced
today,
U, S. Air Force official* here
said 112 aircraft from tho U. S.,
Belgium, ihe Netherlands, West
Germany, Canada and Franca will
take part in the aerial aalutc.
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Nominated For
litet Supporting
M i IVES
Artur Award.
HIBERNIA, N. J. (UPI) — Two
children of a chemist were found
murdered and their bodies stuffed
in a clothes basket Tuesday night.
Their mother and two other child
ren were heavily drugged appar
ently by sleeping tablets.
The father, r.rdoks Church, a
chemist for the Warner-Larabcrt
I’ harmaecutical Co. of Morris
Plains, N. J., was being queilioncd by pulicr. Police aaid Ihe mo
ther also would he questioned fol
lowing hospili) treatment.
Police Commissioner Thsmai
Oakes said no charges would be
placed "until we are on firmer
ground." Follcc investigators aaid
the two dead children definitely
were murdered.
The bodies nf Catherine Church,
2, and Kenneth Church, 7 months
old, were found wrapped in blan
kets In a clothes basket in a play
house near their home on Dudack
Road in this tiny community about
33 miles from New York City.
Rockaway Township P o l i c e
Chief Ernest Howard aald another
daughter Elizabeth, 14, telephoned
the Rockaway rescue squad at
9:43 p. m. and said that they were
needed.
Rescue squad members found
the bodies of the tiny victims,
Elizabeth and a brother, Stephen,
10, were treated for drug poison
ing and their stomachs pumped.
Police said Catherine was killed
with a blunt Instrument. Ken
neth's body bore no marks of vi
olence, police aald.
|
Even Texans Admit
Size Is Handicap
V io
HUM
long to go into here and who
meant, apparently, lh«t the mili
tary JuH couldn't get into orbit
with a school like thia un it a own.
Anyway, the upshot of the dcciaion waa that the department
turned ita training job over to a
firm called the American Insti
tute for He -earth, which aol up
claiaea last fall in a plush apart
ment home near the Pentagon
wfth aundcck »n lop and an ex
cellent view nf the river*.
Converting the apartment* Into
coffee bar, lounging atca, audito
rium and rlam oum * coat ua
*274,130. including |10,0<IU f o r
Ihc initltute. The Institute then
got an 11-month contract for
fmluding a 0 per cent
fee, to tram 100 aid ulflccra
monthly.
Mcml«ra of a House subcom
mittee on manpower waaie had
romn trouble understanding the
need for all thia, and they teemed
downright baffled at the way the
inatltute, when It came time to
hire teaehcri, went right back to
the military, picking 14 retired
officer*.
Director of the school, they
learned, ia a brigadier general
named Henry ,C. Newton, who
draws military retirement pay of
10.027 yearly and gets >14,500 a
year from the school. That total*
820,627.
All of tills la paid by u> tax
payer*,
und
what
Chairman
James C- Davis (D-Ga.) and
Kept. H. R. Grots (R-Iowa) and
August E. Johnantcn (R-Mlch.)
couldn't understand waa why if
the government needed Newton
to run the school it didn’t Just re
call him (o duly, at pay and allowxncci o f about 914.004 and
without any 8 per cent fee to
anybody.
Holcombe, Newton, and Dr,
John Flanagan, president of the
American Intitule for Resegrch
and a ptofesaor of psychology al
the University uf Plttaburgh,
were (old to come back later to
label tho whole arrangement "an
apparent dodge" of laws deiignrd
to discourage drawing two gov
ernment pay checks at once.
And Johnanien aaid It looked to
him like
Flanagan's Institute
was "on tho pruwl—on the make
— to find prnjects that can be
financed by the taxpayers' mon
ey."
2 Children Killed,
Bodies In Basket;
Family 'Drugged'
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Quotable
Quotes
Unlled Pros* International
HAVANA, Cub* — Actor Errol
Flynn replying when asked why
ha did not eject Cuban tourist po‘ Herman Jack She* from a party
that Flynn said Shra crashed in
* drunk and disorderly fashion:
"I'm a hern in all of my films,
^ t- t I will not argue into the bar
rel of a ,43, particularly when
» * * by a drunk."
»
DALLAS, Tex —Srnatr Majority
Leader Lyndon B. Johnson saying
•' that the West must increase lit
strength and have the capacity to
settle mare than just one crisis
aurh as Berlin:
, "W e will not be secure in our
freedom until we have t h e
> strength to settle more thin tier.IJ "
_____
Cranberry 2c.°°39i
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lAVTA MONICA, Calif. (U p i> Frivate funeral aervlcra were
held Tuesday for Mrs. Catherine
Lleyd Wright, IT, the first wife
•Sfc f |mc<I architect Frank Lloyd
•Wright and grandmother of ae
tr t ii Anne Baxter. Mr*. Wright
dltd early Tuesday at o aanllirium where she had been confined
;fer the past H> yean after being
injured in a fall.
N o Autos Allowed
LASSINU.
Mich.
(UPI)
—
Mackinac Island, situated between
IJftehigsn't two peninsulas in the
•trail* of Mackinac Is one place
where parking is no problem.
.No automobiles are allowed. Sightecring must be done on foot, or
from • bicycle or horse and car
riage.
or
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Caponettes
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Fresh Oysters - 7 9>
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‘ —fayed Sir Abdel Rahman el
{ i Mahdi . 13, a leader in the lndependtltra movement and head of
the Ansar Mooslem Sect, died
/.T uesday night at Mi palace here.
H1MS
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New Snows Arrive
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ASTOR COFFEE
WASHINGTON — Labor Seer*
fary James F. Mitchell In lining
‘ up behind Fresident Eisenhower's
plan for slates ts Improve unem
ployment compensation to 50 per
•tot of average weekly pay:
▼The Fresident has made a de
cision that he wants tn see this
left to the state."
MEXICO CITY (UPI>— Miguel
! L v » Duret, JO, publisher of El
Uaiversil and Universal Grafiro
newspapers, died Tuesday light
of. a heart attaek.
T h u r-v. F it .,
V A C U U M PA C K ED
f
Deaths
,
S at., M ar. 2fi, 27, 28
VENTURA. Calif. — Eliraheth
, Dnncsn on her chances of *p! p a lin g her conviction on first de'f r e t
murdrr charges for thr
hired killing of her dsughter inJaw :
t " l think I hive a good eh|nce."
m
Prices Good
.
LONDON—rrim e Minister Har
old Macmillan urging both East
and West tn strive for settlement
1 of world Issues by negotiations:
"We should not really be striv
ing for a victory for one aide nr
\ the other. What we must seek is
victory for common sense.'*
^'A V iiU af F reu International
* Fickle March weather brought
heavy snows Ih the Weil, floods In
Wisconsin and balmy weather in
the East today.
Weathermen issued heavy snow
warnings from cistern Colorado
tend northeastern New Mexico into
nouthwest South Dakota, western
Nebraska and northwest K in ia i.
The snowstorm began Tuesday
night in the central Rockies, damp
l y one ta three inch accumula
tions over southern Wyoming and
northern Colorado.
Northerly winds of M to M miles
•n hour whipped the snow area
•ltd wers expected tn pile up drifts
•a the mow worsens during the
day.
. In Wisconsin, w ider tempera•area postponed expected flood
crests until Thursday and weathefenen urged resident! along the
Xjkkapoo, -Pecatonicg and lower
Wneonsln river* to tako protective
measures.
Coast Guardsman af Milwaukee.
Kenosha, Racine. Sheboygan and
Sturgeon Bay, Wla., were on 24Jumr alert. Gov. Gaylord Nelson
ordered JO,000 sendbagi.
* A record flood crest was predictad for the Wolf fUver at New Londoc, Wii., and aarere flooding also
wae expected on the Yellow, Lam
enweir and Barahoo river* and at
I% taga on tha Wisconsin River.
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�Editorials
‘Legal Notices’ Give
Washington See-Saw
WE DO, AND ARE SORRY TO ADMIT IT
By Win Pendleton
IT S THAT TIME AGAIN — Just
in rase* you need reminding,
April 15 is the dead line for paying
Uncle Sam his cut of what you
earned in 1956. This is about Ihe
only lime of Ihe year lhal you will
ever hear u* complaining about
our wonderful democracy. Hut, we
think the ineomr tax is wronq—
al least the way it Is being han
dled.
We realiic the Government mj.1
have taxes to operate on and lo
furnish us with all of the services
that we demand. We know that
taxes are necessary—but we don't
think that torture is. It isn't so
much the amount ue must pay
sometimes, as it is the terrible
ordeal we no through in trying
lo pay it. Every year Ihe Govern
ment changes the rules. Every
year Ihe forms change. They get
worse instead of better. Anil
everybody know* that no matter
how- careful you ire, you just
can't pay the exact amount of
the tax. You are never sure. You
hate the thought that you might
A uYPO v'
O L ’R l P W S
etfrOTftV.
Valuable Information
*A t
Whnt you don’t know could hurt you, the old ednjje to
the contrary notwit hatanilinjr.
Clifford McKIlihln, chairman of the Zoning and Plan
ning Hoard of Sanford ntnrlt* thin (mint in dlscuaainjr Ihe
rendernhip of legal advertisementa. Many times, McKibbin
told ihe Citv Commission, people don’t know that their
ncighlwthood is being re-zoned until someone starts to build
something objectionable.
,„
,
The "fine print" in The Herald notifies the public of
proposed changes In zoning rules and regulations, of hear
ings on re-zoning and many other matters, such as delin
quent taxes, sheriff’s sales, auctions, etc.
.................
Casual readers, no doubt, skip these valuable little
items They are unaware, therefore, that something of in
terest to them was not read. Included in these "Legal .Notices" are invitations to bid on various items purchased by
governmental agencies, examination notices f o r employment
and many other types of interesting information. In the
latter category are those "I will no longer be responsible
for debts other than my own."
The Herald staff often gleans interesting items for news
•toriei from such legal notices. Many readers peruse the
legals Just to "find out what’s going on." Quite a few read
them to keep abrenst of zoning and other developments.
The moral of this story would be: also read the fine
print, lie it in an insurance policy, contract or other written
Science Fair Set
At Seminole High
Legal notices are published in The Herald by officials
because state laws say they must be published. Stato laws
say they must be published so that the public can be in* >rniA footnote to this: The Herald is the only legal news
paper in Ssminole County. The notices do not appear in
other publications which circulate in this county.
Green To Have Voice
Just as predicted a couple of months ago, Slate Comp
troller Ray E. Green will have a strong voice in deciding the
level of property assessment in Seminole County,
w. Green will meet with the local legislative delegation and
t Mrs. Mary Karle Walker, tax assessor, on April 9 to discuss
•ths matter. On Monday, he talked to County Commissioners,
County Atty. Mack Cleveland Jr., officials of the School
•Board and Zoning Hoard.
Commission Chairman John Krldor said the Talluhasmeeting was concerned with "talking over the problems."
•aid "no one person" was criticized.
This is the spirit In which officials concerned with the
I matter should approach the problem. Uiscussions settle
; many problems, arguments rarely do.
IT
:New Boss 01 Army Sees Red Menace
United I'raaa International
fits . I.yman I.. I-emnllier, (he
new Army chief of staff, expect*
ths Communist mrnsre to go on
unabated and (ejects the idea that
nudaar weapons irduce (ha need
for Army manpower.
He believes the Atmy should be
enodernillng ils equipment at a
mora rapid rale and rorrsce* the
need for Increased funds in the fu
ture to support "essential levels"
of manpower and weapons.
In World War II J-emnltxrr
joined Gen. Mark Clark in (he srerot submarine mission which led
(o (he African landings in Octo
ber, 1912. In intervals between
rnmmand and staff dutirs during
tha war, he negotiated with Ital
ian representative! for Italian ca
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wolves
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pitulation and svlili the (jrrman
high rnmmand fnr stir render In
Italy and soulhrrn Austria.
He was instrumental in grtling
American military aid under way
in 1949 as special assistant to De
fense Secretary lamia Johnson.
At the age «,[ fit, l.rinnllirr was
determined to heroine a paraHooper. He took the airborne
course and won command of Ihe
11Ih Airborne Division.
That was in Drrembrr, 1950.
The nest year he commanded
Ihe 71h Infantry Division in Kore a. After a Inur as deputy chief
of staff in Washington, he ieturned to the Far Fast in Itrfifi
first aa Army Infer* commander
and then as U. 8. Far Fast nintmander. He ssas named vice chief
of staff In April, 1957.
CROSSWORD
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41. Female
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Wednesday, March 25, 1959
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SMITH . J R - N . i s i t a i
L 'l S M I S U , I S l i l l l i l l i
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JM XM 1 SS IH IKS
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Saaiar, aa! Cferlalaaaa laiaiSar
■ soar Oel.fcer If. ISIS at aka r»aI Olflra
Ska A n •« laaftaaa at Stank a. Iare.
if Ik* l alia! f-raaa aaklak la aalltlai aarlaallaatiaa af all Ika laaal aaaa sUaiaf la ikla
i i 'a i r a i m o t e t r a a
ear snak
Its Naatka
ea ire
Oaa Haafk S I aa
•aa Saa»
•HAH
have over paid—and you are fear
ful that you might have under
paid, and that Uncle will send
somebody to check up on you.
The other day when we were
fussing about it, we found a most
sympathetic ear on Capitol Hill.
The ear belongs to a man who
ought to know something about
Ihe problem because he is on the
Ways and Means Committee. He
is one of the men who hrlp*
write the tax laws—Congressman
Syd llerlong.
"It's wrong the wav it is set
up." llerlong said. He explained
that he has a plirn that would
make radical changes in the in
come tax structure. "A s it Is."
he said, ‘ ‘the graduated scale of
taxation discourages men of abi
lity from earning money. Beyond
a certain point, it is silly for a
man lo work for money, the Gov
ernment will lake 90'; of vs hat
he earn*. This law stiiles incen
tive. I liiink il is wrong for a
young man to grow up knowing
that he ran never get rich in
this Country. And he ran'l —with
things like they are today."
Assignment Washington
Ity Fd Kntcr In
WASHINGTON' — There they
were in this little side room on
the first floor of the Capitol.
These were Ihe peanut vendues
from downtown toasting our pea
nut politiriant and roasting our
Ftra Taft Jlrnsun.
I hung around, sinre it was a
free feed for hungry reporters,
as it was for nearly ion starving
lawmakers.
It was some iep.ist. Almost
everybody was balancing a plate
of peanut fed ham, nut rolls and
peanut salad in one hand and a
cup of peanut soup and a slice of
banana peanut pie in Ihe oilier.
If they could only balance (lie
budget lhal well!
Soon,
breathing
space
bail
shrunk sn, that I figured rilhrr
But room had gotten smaller or
the folks had gotlen fuller,
"Whal about calories in pea
nuts?". I kept asking everybody.
The munchers and crunchers kept
shushing me, saying that, after
all, Ihia festival was Mihsidired
by Ihe National I'eanut ('mined,
and guests should avoid had
wrorda. The council s excuse for
the fancy lunch was lliat It was
I'eanut Week.
Senator John Sparkman (IIAla. > finally gave in. "Calorics?"
lie said. "Ho, ho, just enough to
give you the rnergy you nerd "
lie then spoke on behalf of all
those peanut growers in Alabama
"I like peanuts so much that I
eat them raw — righl out of the
patch in my backyard"
Tile limn in Ihr dork suit who
represented Die pranul people said
it wasn't the peanuts that had
the calories but the stuff people
doelorrd them up will), like when
Ihe null are hoilrd in fat.
Dorothy Yon, secretary to Heprrsenlative F. I.. Forrester (D.,
Ga.) emerged from hither hearing
some peanut cake for Rrprrtrn•alive Frank Hoy kin ( I ) . Ala).
"I'm always eating peanuts," she
DAILY
said. She was slim and pretty.
Hoy kin, Hie court's jester of
the House, sang out: "Why, you
all know peanuts are made for
love. Everything's made fur love."
He said that any human or ani
mal could survive on peanuts
alone if they drank enough water.
The man from Hie peanut people
said: "E ver sre a monkey, tinway lie goes afler peanuts? Mon
key* are smart."
Itcpreifiitativc Dan Flood (D
I'a I saileil into Die room. "You
grow peanuts in I'cnnsylv anla?”
I said. "No,*' he said, "hut I
know as much about peanut* a
anthracite coal." And he introduc
ed a man from Ills district. Frank
t'.nglisli, president of Planin'*
Peanuts out at Wilkes llarre.
Flood drifted hark into the con
versation and iiourrd it on Ola*
Secretary of Agriculture. "1 found
nut." he said, "that Henson just
dropped the price sup|>ort on peanuts $25 a Ion." Ilia ellif tipped
black mustache quivered and lie
said. "I Blink we ought In drop
Henson — at the earliest possible
moment."
After that, thr gursli spent
more lime shelling poor Mr. Hen
son than they did rating peanuts.
Thr party urnt off well, except
Dial it startrd a hit late brrausc
the chef, Ernelt Zohn, cut his
fitigcr slicing the peanut-fed ham.
Someone took hint lo Doc Claver's
office and then down lo the Health
and Welfare dispensary at thr bot
tom of the Hill.
lie would have been hark in
time except somebody in ealvrr's
office filled out the form Incor
rectly. The form stated that Zohn
nit his thumb, and the poor fel
low couldn't get treated until the
error was corrected.
Hark to Senator Sparkman. Hr
skipped the peanut desserts and
went aeroa the corridor to thr
House restauranl fnr a glass of
buttermilk.
Two exhibits will draw special
attention al the science fair,
April 2-3, al Seminole High School.
The exhibit* will he Ihr pruewinning displays made by Clifford
McKibbin 111 and John Dinkins.
McKlbbin's
continuous
cloud
chamber delects the presrnce of
ridlation in the clouds. Dinkins'
structural design shows the use
of lightweight material to support
massive weight*.
The boys, lioth seniors, have
been selected lo participate in the
slate acirnre talent search April
A-tl at Florida Stale University.
They are among -to students chos
en from a statewide competition.
The science fair will lie held
in the chemistry classroom and
laboratory
at
Seininolr
lligb
School. The public is invited to
•re the exhibits.
Interesting displays havr hern
entered by Henry Schumacher me
chanical
stroboscope:
Harrison
Smith, magnetic propulsion and
particle acceleration. I.eo Turner,
Van dr Graff grm-ratur, and Autv
rev Morrlr, high voltage tclsaroil.
The model* will tie shown again
April 4 at Stetson University dur
ing the district science fair.
Paul Hickson, science teacher
at Seminole High School, has re
ceived recognition fnr hk outstand
ing work with the students in his
rlass.
Hickson has hren selected by
the Summer Institute for Science
and Mathematics Teacher* to re
ceive a National Sciencp Founda
tion stipend. Tlic stipend will per
mit him to participate in the In
stitute program at Alabama Poly
technic Institute. Auburn, Ata.
Hickson will attend the course,
June 10-Aug. 22. In a letter In
forming Hickson of the honor. Frnest Williams, director of the Sum
mer Institute said. "That you
have hern designated as a reci
pient of one of the 75 available
stipends attests the high regard
the members of the Awards Com
milter have for your record as
a teacher, and your potential for
further development in Ihe teach
ing profession."
Herlong said that in many rase*
when a man reaches a high brac
ket of earning power, he, will
purposely slow down and stop
trying to earn more money. "O f.
ten," according to testimony be
fore our committee, "when tja
of these men slops pushing for
ward, another hundred mrn who
depend on him will he deprived
of the employment which his lea
dership normally would create."
Merlons * hill would revise tha
entire structure of our income
-tax laws. He would do it slowly
—taking five year* for the pro.
cess, lie would raise some rates
and reduce other*. He seek* Ut
make the Income tax easier
pay ami to make it more rquit*
able. "When Karl Marx was writ
ing about Communism," llerlong
said, "he said that the capilallslie governments would destroy
themselves if they ever adopted
a steeply graduated income tax.
And that's exactly what we have
today. We are playing right Into
their hands."
"Two things I am fighting f“f ,
evm though many of my frici.A
are not in agreement with me:
reduced Government sprndlng and
a new income tax payment scale.
Today, we are living like a man
who has a charge account at a
store where he never has to pay.
We must reduce our spending If
we ever expect lo rcdtirr taxes.
And we can enjoy reduced taxes
if we will remember that economy
Is like charity—it should h e ^
at home.”
Syd alto said wr had brttrr
go ahead and pay our income
(ax now and not wait for his
tax reform bill lo take effect.
Otherwise l'ncle might lie around
looking for us.
The
Ttipw
In
For The
..
Tops In Records'7
L O N N I E 'S
RECORD RACK
Heat, flames nr spark* from
other than electrical equipment
account fur It per rent of all ihr
fires in the U. S. and defective
healing units for nine per rent.
"T O P
l n t f A lw a ya In
S lo ck
.118 K. I Hi al S a n ford
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DAY
frN IG H T
P A N E L R A Y H EA TIN G
• NO hot ealllnira
• NO aiMeial efcwat span weea—ary
• NO km* A aaiseitalra dart*
The lineal lypa of winter comfort
SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO.
M S Ranfnrrf A re .
FA 1 .H I I
Letters To
The Editor
Editor, Sanford Herald:
I was happy to note your edito
rial of Monday. March 16. entitled,
"Jayrrr* are Serklng U. S. Tax
Overhaul."
Aa you probably know, I have
Introduced * tax lull which would
rlfcct a complete overhaul of thr
Federal lax structure along the
line* proposed by the U. S. Junior
t'hamhrr of Commerce. At a mat
ter of fart, it it my hill which
is being supported by the U, S
•lav eee*.
This is very helpful and I ap
prrriate II.
Most sincerely,
A. Syd llerlong Jr.
CROSSWORD
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BIG DIFFERENCE IN
SPACE
I ’l) mouth boaet* a 122-iiicli whrrlhaar, pin* a loading dr. k
almuit 10 feet long. \ou get 91 cubic [eel <d cargo capacity
— more than i* available in any other ioM-|>iire wagon.
BIG DIFFERENCE IN
ECONOMY
Plymouth won tha M ubilgas Econom y Run in it* low-pries
d a s * two vests in a row. O nly Plymouth offer* a FurlSaver Choke and 1-slagr carburetor. And all Pivmuuth
rtandaid engine* run at |irak efficient y on regular ga..
B U T ...YOU DON'T FAY FOR THE DIFFERENCE
'Ihe liner lop-arlling tow-julcp wagon* are p ri.n l within a
(rw dullata of each other. Hut only Plymouth give* you the
Rig Difference for your money . . . plu* high tiadr-in value.
comc ih
m a “im-mii moor mw.
I'mve to yourself that Plymouth wagons deliver the Hig
Diffr irnce in feature*, ride, |>erfoim*ncr, economy and
*pa_c«. Ask your dealer for your “ Two-Mile Try-Out" today I
Umllo
Ih WTRR
BIG DIFFERENCE IN
FEATURES
llr-r'* a wagon that’* irally roiy lo live u ilh ! It offrra
car-farin g .eat ami roll-down rear window. And, in
addition, you gel low-e\tia-ro»l comfort features like
.S .iw l Seat., pu.li-hull. hi heating and tran«mi**!on.
1lif-o fratuirs —plus progressive styling —help explain
llm widespread popularity of Plymuulh wagon* today.
BIG DIFFERENCE IN
RIDE
AND
PERFORMANCE
\ o other low -pi ice wagon can mail h Ply mouth’ s TorsionAitr Hide. And you thrill to V-8 (tower, including New
Golden Commando 195 (available at low extra cost),
SO MUCH THE SAME IN P R IC E ...
SO DIFFERENT ON THE R O A D ...
�>d. Mur. 25. 1950—Pape 5
eople
Mrs. Turner Tells Of Florida History
In Our Town
- \
The bailie Harrison Chapter, of on the Alt.vnaha Riser a few was re opened south of Si Angus route for the white man. This
1 tine to Tomoko. a distance of trail branched nf from the King*
the D. A. B. met recently at miles abose Darien. Georgia,
the home of Mr. L, P. Hagan
Thr Kings Road, or the Great about forty mile-, and in 1838 it Rnad al Duval and I,aura street*
sstth Mrs. I liarlr* L. Park. Sr., Road, as it ssas sometimes railed. wa* opened to New Smyrna in and followed precisely the present
Mrs. Lena Belle Jennings. Mrs, ,*** started in UfiS. through the connection with the military oper day highway. around the headwaStuari Brossn amt Mrs. Mary Stir voluntary mnlributinns of a mim* ations of the Seminole Indian ler* of the Olsutee to Alligator, now
Lake City. It eros»ed the Suwan
Compton as co hostesses.
her „f public-spirited Englishmen war.
nee River near the “ upper min
Florida In 1821
Thr highlight of the mrcting in Florida, including Governors
eral springa", which we now call
was a historical paper on the Grant and Moultrie. Among them
When the U. S acquired Florida
Florida Indians as compiled and may He mentioned familiar names in 1821 there were but two settle White Springs, thence on to tho
In the trailer" said Barbara, “ not
read by Mrs. Deane Turner which in Florida's history—Forbes, Fish, ment* of any consequence—Pensa Indian town* of Aanaha. Aunlla,
Mickasuky and Tallahassee,
until we'd all hurry out on Saturis as follows;
hard, Pinckney. Gerard Walton. cola in Die west and Si. Augustine
*a-v ,0 co'lcc * from the route then
Hi.- history of Florida i* divid ! Manigault. Oswald. Henry. l.au in the east, four hundred miles
cd into four periods—first, the first tens, Elliot ami Murry
apart. The intermediate space wa*
•*u‘ _h
In the Morrison living room is
Spanish occupation from !Mi\ to
An erroneous impression must occupied by the Indians, There
a panel of exquisite floral prints
and
17M, 198 years; second, the Ens- not bo farmed by thr name Kings was no established cumtmmira
that Barbara
painted several
lish occupation, 1783 to 179.1, 20 Hoad or Great Road. U ssas not Doll belween lhc*c towns, except
years ago—“ anyway, on a day
years, third, the second Spanish a paved highway, like those of by boat through the Gulf of Mexi
that I can remember a* having
occupation. 1793 to 1821. 38 years: Porta Rico. It ssas scarcely more co. These facts suggested the idea
there babies climbing alt over
fourth. Florida as a possession o! than an opening cut through the of attaching West Florida lo Viame as I worked". Anil the newr
thr Ended Stales since 1821.
woods, with rude rorduroy con- hama and Easi Florida In Geor
house will have one room espe
During the first .Spanish occupa struction for the passage of bog* gia. and considerable effort was
cially planned for quiet seclusion
lion no attempt was made at road i,nd swamps. Then* were few made to accomplish ihr arrange
where *hc tan spend more lime
building m what we now know bridges; streams were forded In mem The general government and
with nil painting and sewing
as Florida. The waterways of Hie those days travel ssas almosl cn the matority of Die inhabitant*
which is another special interest.
of Florida, however, were op.
country were Ihc highways travel lirrly by horseback.
At college Barbara Icltered in
An attempt was made In build posed lo it. Then it was suggested
rd by Mcnrndci and his sucres
field hockey which she explained
sols. Bui. therr were well defined a road o( Dvr same characirr to move the Indians to the lower
is like ice hockey only played
Indian trails leading from one from St. Augustine southward to part of the peninsular and locale
In a field. Now her favorite sport
section of the country to another, New- Smyrna, and considerable in l/ ic middle district a common
is golf and she is an officer of
and among them a Timuqna trail work was done on ll bill the seat of government for the Ter
!hc Woman's Club golf associa
leading up from the lower Florida mam effort was placed upon the ritory This resulted m the selec
tion.
|utt ons ef
cast coast along Hie Indian River St Augustine-Si Marys route, to tion of Tallahassee, and the in
She is an at id bridge player,
in the Tomoko settlements, and connect with thr more popular flux of settlor* to lhat section1 our wondtrtul
ran design clothes and take* pride
thence to Si. Augustine. From St. districts of the north. « It will he dale* from Dial lime.
In
dressing
her
small
daughters.
Isthion pumpi
Prior In this, Jacksonville was
Augustine the trail Ird to the remembered that this was before
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. .
Winch all adds up In a versatile
tllakii the Indian name for the the American Resolution.)
connected with West Florida hv
k............... .
by NaUilluar
and busy person.
When Hie Spaniards returned to an old Indian trail, though it was
St, Johns Riser. Hendricks Ave
Bui one more question. Barbie
Florida
for
their
second
occupa
nue and Ferrv Slrerl in South
only after the establishment of
—"Can you cook?" and the an
Jacksonville follow ihe'lm r of this tion. they made no attempt to the Territorial government al Tal
swer was, “ I cook because I
keep up the improvements of the lahassee lhat ii became a travrl,
trail to Hie river.
have lo o !" But ouxide information
Here the river was forded by Englisli, and the roads soon re
has leaked out that she is an excel
.MRS, JACK MOKHLSON looki tjf over Ihe "nls;i Look" she the aborigines They called it turned to their primeval state
lent cook too and hrr party spe compiled for her new home to lie located in t.oeh Arbor.
“ W ana Pilatka". which meant a That part of the Kings Hoad liecialties are always prepared with,
Mi*. Ituili I'ucketl of Whitmire
fording plarr. intcrprelci! lis thr tween the St. Johns and the St
an artist's touch.
whites “ a place sslu-re the cows Marys was seldom traveled and S f . announces the engagement
crossed over". Jacksonville was become overgrown with brush, the of her daughter. Miss Dorothy
railed tow ford, even long after! travel course of the Spaniards Finley to Charles Edwin Woods,
In Hiltk Patent,
the town ssas plattrd and efficient northward of the St Johns being •on of Mr and Mr* I*. 11 Wood*
White, Black Calf
|v named m 1922 In D i p early hv boat through the inside pas of Mart’lcnny. Fla.
1Territorial ails this locality ssas sage The road lietssi-rn Cow lord
The couple are residents of San
frequently mentioned as Cosvfoid and St Augustine wa* kept open ford and Mr. Woods Is produce
Captain and Mrs L. A. Arthur
Sanford was well represented ttu> year namely the Presidents
The trail was taken up on the to afford rnmniumnillmis with manager of the A and P store.
who spent the past week-end in
Jacksonville atlended parties in at the Spring Dcanuy Meeting of and President Hlcvl Woikslmp". itnriii .side of Die river, at the foot Fort San Nicholas, which was
The wedding will take place
in South Jacksonville Sunday, June 2l*t, ut the Church
honor of Admiral Switrer. 'cho is the Orlando Central Deanery. N.i H>i> all the outgoing ami newly of the present Liberty Nircct, then located
“ Where Duality I* Higher
Denial
Council
nl
Catliolu
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where
Lot-armis
now.
South
of
retiring from the Navy, and Mrs.
ut t>od of Prophets
Than Price'1
_
men.
Those
attending
were
Mr*.
Il!*
t
chairman
wa-'
Mr*.
J.
bchoe
Si
Augustine
(lie
road
was
com
Early Spanish maps show an In
Switirr.
Itti rd let si rn fillw-r nf Clifford Millikcn. Mrs Helen Con- b-rl of Melbourne and the pastor diaii village no this hluti called pletely abandoned
J . .v . lluraick.
step father of
.
^
, |,. , i . i- u ... was lather Wcinheimer r.f A/alr.i Os&aehitr, t>* this i* the first
Toward the end of the second
George
Maffett. has returned S‘ um*ne. airs, i iiaru* i „ win.
Mrss.
..
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I
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I h „ e i - . i i i l t i ..I n e
M e .
*I I IN
Mrs.
J.
L
’.
Dcrrcnhjckcr.
Mr* I I’-'rk
written name apply mg to the lora* Spanish occupation travel to St
to (he Sarcpla Best Home after
The
other
workshop*
were lily of Jacksonville. Upon reach' Augustine from the north was
Anna E. Jansen. Mrs. Paul Brel
an illness In the hospital.
ka, Mrs, W, V. Huberts anil Mr* "Spiritual Development” . "Family ing the lop of Die bluff at Liberty principally by way of St. Marys,
Lt. Cmdr. ^nd Mrs. Robert E. G. C. IwFils.
Life ami Parent Education", "Ll- Street, the trail turned northwest- Georgia; theme In boat through
Osterholm returned home Mondav
The meeting was begun by f br.nrir* and Literature. ' "Catho crly. trussing Mam Street about the inland waterway lo the mouth
from a vacation in Miami Beach
Mass at the St, Charles church lic Charities", and “ Organiration where It Intersects with Mimroe, of Pablo Creek, and overland.
and West Palm neach.
a I this time a swamp, and on crossing Diego Plains lo the mouth
and Father Uarlok officiating. Af and Development."
Captain J. ft. Reedy will leave ter a light breakfast the group
After a luncheon prepared by towards the St. Marys River fol of the North River opposite St, Au
Thursday after a visit here with of 250 women were divided Into tile St. Charles Parish Council lowing practically the same route -ustinp. Thu wa* the situation as
his family. He will return to San study groups. At these groups and headed by President Mrs. a* the present Kings Road to •" Ihe King* Itoad when Die C.
Diego and his ship, the ESS Lex
Ihrre was a moderator with a Durutliy Turkowskl, general chair Dinsmnrr. Callnlun. and on to Ihe S acquired Florida in 1821.
tnglon.
Duval County wa* created in
priest a* moderator ami a presid man, Mrs. Michael Dolark, reser St Marys Hirer (This I* prat-tiLl. Cmdr. and Mrs. Hubert E. ing chairman giving the instruc vation chairman Mrs. Francis Me- rally the line followed by the 1*22, and Jacksonville wa* detigOsterholm returned home Monday tion.
Keon ami Mr* Koltuntas. Ihe meet Dixie Highway, known a* Slate nated the count) seat. It yas only
mg was held. Tin* was higlitigliled Uo.nl No it. Upon appioacloug a hamlet of a fe.v house' Dirn
from a vacation in Miami Beach
A new Workshop was started
by Die election of Mrs. Charlotte Ihe St. Mary* River the road ami while the Superior Court!
and West Pslm Beach.
. eck of Clermont as deanery ores veer* a little to the right ol ihe were held here Die judge anil
Captain J. R. Reedy will leave
old trail and crossed Ihr riv er, nearly all of Die lawyer* lived
Thursday after a visit here with
Orlando.
M ,‘
” ' " h about five nttlc* to the east of in St Augustine. They complain
his family, lie will return to San
ed u great deal about Ihe "tiailDiego and his ship. Ihe USS Lex
Here it where the layette* the original crossing
ncss of thn Kings Road", which
English Settlr Herr
ington.
which every affiliation of thr
Tlte English hrgan to *rtt!r in they hail In travrl to attend rmirt
Council prepared were judged
Mrs, James Walter ha* flown
And a* in previous years they I'lnrlda in 1703. They soon saw at the Cowfnrd, and many of them
to El Paso. Texas, to be with her
son. Pvt. Clayton Walter, who is
Gamma Lambda chapter o( Beta were more beautiful and many the advisability of a road from wrote article* for Ihe St. Augus
critically ill at Ihc William Beau Sigma Phi held two ceremony hours of preparation were put into St Augustine to Georgia, to eon tine newspaper on the subject. It
mont hospital.
rituals Iasi night at the home of assembling Ihrm. The winner and neet hv land with the other colon was rvdn attempted *n change the
rightly *o was the layette pre ie* The matchless judgement of rnimty seat from Jacksonville to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Soper Mrs. Ed J’eterson.
of Watcrvillr. Maine, left Tues
A ritual of jewels ceremony was pared by Die Melbourne affiliat >u- Indian in choosing the line another place, on areounl nf the
day after a two weeks visit In held for Mrs. Rex Ulonl* and six Ion. There wore Ifi layette* to he of lead resistance obviated the condition of Ihe road. The publi
necessity of a survey, ami the city resulted m territorial legisla
the home of their daughter, Mrs. new members were welcomed into judged.
The meeting was adjourned and route selected was lhat of the tion and the improvements nf the
Thomas H. West and Mr. West. the chapter in a pledge ceremony.
Marys old Kings Road were started In
Mrs. West's sister, Miss Monika New- members are Mrs. Kay completed with Benediction al St. trillion trail to Die St
I River, thence lo Fort Barrington 1828. In Ihe same year the rnad
Rocs, will remain here In make Shoemaker, Mrs. Joe Dennison, Charles.
her home.
Mr*. Thomas Largcn. Mr* F.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Freed and Wade Tyr, Mrs. Hob McKee and
children, Eddie and Lori, arrived Mrs. Robert Smith.
* BETTI N O THE F A S H IO N PAC K FOW T H E >
here Sunday from Port Layantcy.
The chapter1* colors, yellow and
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Africa, to visit her mother. Mrs.
black, were used in table deeoraC. A. Anderson. Jr. The Freeds liotis. A black ceramic boul held
have been living in Africa for an arrangement of yellow roses on
Iho past three years and after
the linen covered table, and the
three week* in Sanford they will hostrss served individual lemon
make their home in Quonset Point,
pies, nuts, mints and cnffve
R. I. wherr Mr. Freed will he sta
Other member* nf Gamma
tioned with the Navy.
Lambda
are Mrs Joi Corley,
Mr. and Mr* Volie William*
Sr . have as Ihrir guest his aunt, Mr*. Dirk Nelson, Mr*. Glenn Mr
Mrs. I. D. Gammsge nf Ameri- Call, Mr*. Clyde Robertson, Mr*
Alfred Green. Mrs. Gordon Fred
cus, G*.
cricks, Mr*. Frank Vollaline, Mr*.
R. Cushing. Mrs. Don Howe. Mr*
Garnet White. Mrs. R. Cowan.
Mr*. Gerald Covington and Mr*
Clark Hnteitle.
Qream Home Plans
Being M ade Now
By Jeanne Warlike
"I wouldn't live anyplace else
but Sanford—especially not in the
.North wlih all that snow!" says
. Barbara (Mrs. Jack) Morrison, a
acious brunette who came to
Florida from New England around
thirteen years ago.
Barbara Morrison, one of two
children, wa*. reared in Srituatc.
Mass., which she describes as a
lovely roastal town near the Cape.
It was while Jack, son of long,
lie residents, Laura and Charlie
orrison. was stationed aboard a
avy mine layer in port at Boston
at he met Barbie. And that
_.erting involves a rather compli
cated arrangement that Barbara
tell* amounted to something like
“ his best friend aboard ship was
Jrom my hometown and was the
boyfriend of one of my closest
le io n r l a "
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Barbara
attended
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moot College In Bristol, \ a „
where she majored in Fine \rls
d Interior Decorating anil min
ed in Piano—and she now be
wails the fact that “ after all those
hours at the piano and I haven't
played in years". She also mused
how her mother, (often a Sanford
Winter guest) would feel if she
knew that the an training had
amounted to. in the last few
years, one house with a fresh
roat of paint! (Anyone passing
her 20th street home recently
have seen her busy with
and paint).
Barbara Morrison is a person
who believes in getting things
done. Some lime ago when she
decided she wanted a recessed
wall planter with special lighting
effect she had one section of
their living room wall knocked
nut—the planter pul In and it w as
nonr other than Barbara whn
plastered and painted the niche
ck to a dramatic forus point of
interest.
Her background in Interior de
corating will he put to good use
in a couple of months since she
and Dr. Morrison are completing
plsns for their "dream home"
in ,Loch Arbor. "F or thirteen
years I’ ve dreamed of this house"
says Barbara, "And for the past
two years I’ ve been making de
tailed drawings". And her plans,
V ith the aid of the contractor, will
lie initiated in the tri-level modern
rolonial house which will be situ
ated on Lake Amors- amid a scat
tering of tall pines.
The Morrison home will have
five bedrooms, three and a half
baths and with all sorts of "Barbtra inspired features" such as
an ail black bath and double stair
rase. The dream home will have
fifteen foot hearth, exposed
w i m ceilings and sliding glass
doors that open out onto a patio
facing the lake.
Barbara it known for her favoritism to a modern black and
while combination and so naturally the interior of the house will
have that decor. In fact, she
laughed, " I f nothing elae, at first,
Ihc orange cratea will be covered
hlick end white!"
Barbara feela (hit black and
wh
while
together fa smart in any
room. And with it she likes to
use color accents In accessories.
Thr msin thing the Morrisons
Strive for is a lot of room for
their four children snd Urge
Boxer, "H ans" whose dignified
nvmr is somehow changed in pro
nunciation to "Honks" by tittle
Morrisons who arc stairstep sites.
.Tick Charles, Jr., is 10. Cyndee.
B. Msrlha Jay, 7 snd rhuhby
little Lori Lee, 3.
Although their present home is
“ popping at the seams" with the
family Barbara recalls Ihe “ really
cramped day* of our live*" whrn
she. Jack, tyvn children—and one
on thr wav—doubled up in a trail
er while Jack studied to become
a dentist. It was in Atlanta, after
pre-med at Stetson University,
Jhst he studied until the Isle
flours of night and was up at
four a m. to be on his paper
mule before classes. “ Msny a
time we didn’ t have a bite to rat
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flexible..,
Kngugcnicnt Told
Sanford Well Represented
tPsAAjoncth.. At
Orlando Central Deanery
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IN A WOMAN S WORLD SPRING
BEGINS WITH THE
New Members In
Sorority Chapter
Just Arrived
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NEW SHIPMENT OF SIZES
12'/: to 24'/: S 38-44
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mr* John Gunning.
Jr., of Wilmington, D e l. announce
the birth nf their first child.
Charles Roberta. Mrs. Gunning,
Ihe former Mis* Irene Grrene. is
the daughter of Mrs. Victor M.
Greene. Sr. of Sanford.
Mrs, Victor M. Greene became
grandmother for the second
lime in a week when a daughter.
Loll Foster, was horn to Lt. and
Mrs. Victor M. Greene. Jr. The
baby was born at Ft. McClelland,
Ala.
EASTER
Ye* indeed, mir new aprinir Hnd
Hunter nhipmcnl of I’ ok Palmer,
Rite Fit, Pal Perkins. Soroity nnd
Lump! drc'scs have arrived, just in
limu for Easier.
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I will nut be responsible for
any debt* incurred by anyone
other than mystlf.
Isidro Labo
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Fresh Cut Flowers
A d d * EiJcgatice
Hamilsaya
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Mixed Bouquets
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Dish Gardens
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Flowers Wired Anywhere, Anytime
. • - top* the full, full skirl wuh
embroidery and Ijce-livithed bodirw.
"Featuring Fashion* and Footwcur For The Fnmlly"
Florist
to Knstiion’s Darling
White Stretch Glove*
Also. *cr. our lnrgi site nlips and
panties. Nylon lacr trimmed and
dacron and cottons.
9
Sipc* Avenue al iiK Crowing
Phone FA 2-2101
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You'll find a nice selection of me*
12* - • 2-1ig, UK - II in jeracym,
cottona, dncnui8. LcniborK», ailk
nliaket* nnd rayons. Perfect for thr
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D R ESSES
Club Winners
Bridge winners at last week's
Duplicate Bridge Cluh meeting
were Mrs. K. K Anderson and
Mrs. Ross Adams, first- Mr and
Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, second. Mr
an(i Mrs. Charles Bone, third ami
Dr. and Mrs. l-eonard Munson,
fourth.
Nest game* will be on Thurs
day evening, 8 o'clock, in ihr
Community Center.
Study Of Easter
At Meeting
A meeting of the Bethany Lias*
of First Baptist Chureh was held
recently at the home of Mrs.
BB oukIss Strnstrom with Mrs Wil
liam Malinowski as cohostrss.
Mrs. T. C. Johnson, president.
was in charge of thr meeting
and it was agreed to prepare
meals for a sick member of the
class. The class also took a colleetion for a needy family.
Mrs. Margaret Reynolds gave
the devotional taken from Peter
Marshalls hook. “ The First Ess
J tr". Mrs. Johnson gave the his
^ o ry of Easier.
During the social hour games
were played with prises won by
Mrs.
Eugene
Pennington
and
Mrs. Reynolds.
$12.95
TH« lovely fabric is dacron and cotton ut
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o iftte , green,
Sues 6 to 16 and 7 to V? .
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Y i n •— W*4 . Mar. *». iw v
cago Cubs' 4-2 decision over the
Cleveland Indiana.
Cards Apaha'e Cousins
Spahn scattered
three hits,
walked two and struck out three
in a masterful showing against
his favorite cousins. The Cardi
nals, who have lost 31 decisions
to Spahn during his National
League career, got only one man
to second base — on a fourth
inning double by Chuck F.ssegian.
Drysdale, the comeback kid of
the Dodger ramp, pitched a sixhitler and beat the Philadelphia
Phillies. 10. when Jim Gentile
tripled across a run in the fourth
Inning. Drysdale, who has given
up two runs, walked five and
struck nut 17 baiters in 24 Innings
this spring, ti«rd 10a nitchrs and
faced only 31 hatters Tuesday.
Law. who had a 14-12 record
last season, pitched a four-hitter
aa the Pittsburgh Pirates scored
{Player Representatives
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Boot Baseball Attorney
TAMPA. Fla. (U P I )-J . Norman
Ltwia, ousted as attorney for the
major league baatbgll players as
the result or a drive apparently
ded by Phils pitcher ftobin RobI, insisted today, “ this is not
■I? exit from baseball."
: Lewis, first retained by the
players in May 1033, reached the
end of that arrangement Tuesday
arisen a majority of the 1* player
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Little Guys Beat
I lowering Cagers
i h Benefit Game
LI
* " ' .PITTSBURGH (U P D -T h s "littk
guys" defeated the "big
gtfys", 71-71, in • basketball game
Tuesday night but one big guy,
Maurice Stokes, la the big winner
'M a y In hla fight against paraly'•Mora than t3,ooo was rollcctcd
from a crowd of 3,321 to help
meet the mounting medical ex>
pianaea that tha former St. Franet| (P a.) College and Cincinnati
Royals star has Incurred alnre he
suffered a brain aitmenl about a
year ago.
The "little guys," a collection
o k Pittiburgh area rollege atari
rvMko are under six feet tall, used
JM n din g speed lo come from bei l l ~**hlBd in the second half lo edge
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their opponent!, all of whom
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Stand over 65 All the players
were drawn from rollegea in
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Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Vlr-
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alfhe "m idgets" were led hy
( i f Ir tallest teammate
Jamie
‘^Kimbrough, of Indiana
(P a.)
ffk tr Teachers, who Ii an even
y]c feet. Kimbrough tossed in 26
points and was followed by DuQueane University's Hrrnir Matthaws with II and Pitt All Ameri
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ca Don llennon who made II.
Matthewa dropped in * jump
shot with 3:33 left in Ihr game to
like the pint-sixers a 64 *3 lead,
which they kepi.
YPon Faleniki. <4 Si. Francii
-.Mir, lid tha strlngbains with 16
•Mints, while Herb Lake, of
.’.Young Mown (Ohio) Univenity,
•asd one le u .
^ jF r e d Schaus. *-S coach nl Wait
•Vlrgisl*. coached (he little win; 'ft*re, while I I Dudey Moore, L*
- i Wl l e College mentor, handled the
* 4 * fellows.
ti,\The crowd was the lergest ever
vt* walch a basketball game at
IBs University of Pittsburgh Fisld
.House.
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Pitching Sparkles
In Exhibition Tiffs
By FRED DOWN
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Usitd* f r n i Iitarestlonsl
Warren Spihn served notice to
day that he's ready to get the
Milwaukee Bravea off wlnnini in
their April .10 National League
opener.
The ST-year-old southpaw who
hat had nine 30-victory seasons
bi(h-ll|hled another day of bril
liant all around Grapefruit Leaiue
pitchlnjt Tuaiday when he went
the dlitance In a J O victory over
• St. Louis Cardinal!. Spshn
irtb y took the play away from
Angeles' Don Drysdale and
jburgh's Vern Law, each of
alao hurled nine Innings, as
'll aa San Francisco's Jack San,-d who turned in a powerful
iven-lnnlnc performance.
T T J m Srhaffernoth, a 21-year-old
rookie, rounded out the string of
fine mound Job* when he pitched
seven shutout Innings In the Chi
l i
w n ifi
representatives voted not lo renew
his current one-year contract when
it ends on March 31.
The atlornry got the word direct
ly from Roberts, who United Press
International learned has been
spearheading an snli-Lewls move
ment for three years, assisted hy
catcher Sherman Lollar of the Chi
cago White Sox.
"The answer Is 'n o / Norman,”
Roberta told Lewia when the rep
resentative! ended a 30-mlnute
meeting en the subject. "They
voted not to retain you."
Lewis, who indicated without
specifically laying so that he frels
Roberta haa acted in the Interests
of tha big league club owners,
openly Indicated coolness toward
tha rhilliea' star when he observ
ed:
"I feel a sense of deep satisfac
tion at Ihe gains I helped to
achieve for major league playcri.
and 1 believe they are appreciated
by all Ihe playera except, perhaps,
nobln Roberts."
Rut the attorney added, "I don't
feel I wish to get Into any contrnveriy, and tliii definitely is not
my exit from baseball."
At present Lewis still represents
the Internationsl League Playera
Association, and in addition there
are two minor rourt cases pending
action which he expects to be
wound up by the end ot the sum
mer.
Lewis' dismissal highlighted a
lengthy meeting of Ihe player rep
resentatives. They elected Harvey
Kuenn of Detroit aa Amrriran
League player representative, suc
ceeding Eddie Yost of Detroit, who
hi* resigned.
Nine Colleges Set
For Sports Action
CORAL GABLES (UPl) - Nine
rolleies compete in four different
■Doris today in Ihe climax of the
University of Miami Sport* Car
nival.
Heading the schedule Is a trl
angular track mecl with trami
entered frnm Georgia Terh, Yale,
and Miami.
Tennla and golf will make Ihclr
debut in Ihe week-long carnival
aa Miami's lannia Itam. unbeaten
In Ihe last 31 itarta. meet* Con
cordia Seminary of SI. Louis, Mo
A hasaball doublrheader will
sea Georgia Terh fare Miami and
then Yale.
Three dual golf meals feature
Northern lllinnis against Miami;
Boston College against Florida
Southern:
and Carnegie Terh
against Jacksonville Unisersity.
a 3-1 win over the Detroit Tlgeri.
Gail Harris' second-inning homer
produced Ihr only run far Detroit.
Hank Foilts hail a homer and two
single* and Rocky Nelson also
homerrd for Ihe Pirates.
Sanford Sparks Giants
Sanford, who the Giant* hope
will approximate his 16-win total
of 1937, pitched ifven Inning* and
wai touched for five hit* In lead
San Francisco to a 10-4 decision
over the Roston Red Sox. Andre
Rodgeri hit a double and a 400foot homer lo knock In four runs
and pace the Giant attack. Rodg
ers
had collected 14 hits in his
last
21 tries.
Schsffernoth, aright hander on
the San Antonio roller, faced only
23 batters in his seven-inning out
ing
for the Cubs. The
Cubs
snapped a 2-2 tie in the eighth
Inning when Ernie Ranks deliv
ered a iwo-run double aa a
pinch-hitler. Cub pitcher Taylor
Phillips was struck on the held
hy a line drive in pre-game prac
tice but X-raya proved negative.
The New York Yankee* beat
Ihr Chicago White So*. 6-4. the
Raitlmorc Orioles walloped the
Kansu City Athletics. 11-3. and
the Washington Senators edged
out the Cincinnati Reds, 7-6, in
other exhibition activity.
Yankees Rally
The Yankees, held hltleai by
rookie Rodolfo Aries for four In
nings, rallied with se'en singles
and five runs In the fifth Inning
at Miami Stadium in a night
game. Bill Skowron had two hits
lo keep his spring average it .324
and rookie John Gabier yielded
onr run in five Innings for the
Yankees.
Gus Trlsndo* drove In three
runs with a homer ami double
and Willie Tasby Knocked in three
with a homer and aingle for the
Orioles. Jack llarihman pitched
the first seven Innings for the
Orioles and was lagged for a
homer and a double. Boh Cerv
had a single, double and triple
for Kansas City.
Rookie outfielder Len Tucker's
Iwo-run homer helped Ihe Sena
tors build an early 70 lead and
a
six run
Cincinnati
uprising
against Dick Hyde in l(/e eighllt
fell short. It was Ihe seventh
straight loi* for the Reds.
Zimmer Promises
No 'Lip Flipping',
VKItO BEACH. Fla. (UPl I General Manager Iluxxie flavasi
of the Los Angeles Dodger* said
today that outspoken infielder Don
Zimmer "has agreed lo atop pop
ping off" and just try to win a
job with the club.
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Zimmer has been widely quoted
all spring lo Ihe effect that he
la in the Dodger doghouse and
that Ihe Milwaukee Bravea “ could
probably get me for a doten base
ball bats."
“ Zimmer has assured me Ihst
he will stop popping off," Havasi
rnmmrntrd after a 20-minute talk
with Ihe infielder. “ We arc agreed
that (Manager Wall) Alston will
choose Ills nine hrsl players when
it rnmes time to make out his
opening day lineup."
Zimmer, a 2* vrirnld native of
Cinrinnali whose career has been
plagued hy tragedy, has made
only two hits in 16 tries this
spring and has been hobbled with
a pulled leg muscle Ihe last three
days. Hr hit .262 In i n games
for the Dodgers last season.
Zimmer has been playing sec
ond fiddle to rookie Rob Lilli* all
spring.
Youngsters Start
Baseball In City;
Leagues Planned
Supervised baseball for Sanford
younaslari began yesterday when
the Lions Club League started it<
season In Fort Mellon Park.
The Sanford Recreation Depart
ment announced that a Little
League would be formed aa toon
as two more sponsors could he se
cured. Plans call for tryouts the
third week in April. Teams will
start practice on May 4. league
garnet are scheduled lo start June
1.
All league game* will be played
under the lights at the new Little
League Field « l Ft. Mellon Park.
Bora 10-12 will make up the league
with the sponsors furnishing the
uniforms.
The Sanford Babe Ruth League
has been organised at an out
growth of the Rotary league' and
six sponsors will furnish complete
uniforms, catching equipment and
accident insurance.
Elected aa officers of the league
are Sonny
Powell, president;
George Morgan, vice president,
and Ronald Perry. 4rcret*ry-tre*iurer. Team sponsors are Rotary.
Kfwanii. Shrine, Elks, Civiun and
C.P.O, Clubs.
Tryouts will be held In the third
week of April with practice start
ing May 4. Lrague games will be
gin June 1, with all gamei played
on Ihe practice field at the Giants'
Spring Training Grounds, with boys
age* 13 through 13 making up the
teams.
The American I-egion Post will
sponsor a team aa Sanford's first
entry in Ihe District Junior Ameri
can Legion League. Organization
plan* call for practice tryouts the
first part of Mpy for boys 13-17.
Exhibition Results
Rollins Defeats
N Y U Baseballers
Gonzales Defeats
Cooper In Match
TALLAHASSEE (UPl >-Panrho
Gonzales defeated Aahley Cooper
12, 7-3 Tuesday night in the fea
ture match of Jack Kramer's pro
fessional tennis tour.
Gonzales look top pnta money of
MOO hy ending the match with twn
straight service* arc*. The victory
was hit 12th against six losses on
the tour.
Earlier, Lew Hoad defeated Mai
Anderson 6-2, 6-1. Hoad hat a 14-4
tour rcrord. Cooper is now 6-11
and Anderson 3-14.
Hoad and Cooper heat Gonzales
and Anderson 106 in a doubles
match.
WARMUP TIME—Tony Rlrtnifer. Corpus Chriatl, Tex.,
httrler, display* Rood form in a warmup session at the
Giant*' minor league training banc here. The action ahot
came as the Texan League Giants worked nut prior tn an
exhibition game against Omnhn. Corpus Chriatl won thf
game yesterday and Risingcr hurled scoreless ball during
his atint on the mound.
(Herald Staff Photo)
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L'PI Sports Editor
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. (L'PI)
—Don't take too much stock In
what rival American League man
agers are saying about the Yan
kees—that they ran be beaten.
Casey Stengel says* they can't.
Stengel, who has guided the
Yankeei to nine pennant* In hit
10 years a* manager, picks De
troit at the club most likely to
give hit team trouble.
"Rut what the hell, let's face
facts." Stengel said. “ We have
players on our bench, what the
hell we even have players in the
minors who would be rrgulara on
any other club but the Yankees.
"They say I've got problem*.
Well, (hem who say it should have
the tame ones. They'd be happy.
My problem it to decide which
players to keep. We only have
major leaguers. The other clubs
have to decide what minor lea
guer* they want to carry."
Wants More Pitching
WHITE EGGS i
TERMS TO SUIT YOUR POCKETROOK
i a*r
t i l l .)
two veterans, Murry Dirkioq
(10-7) and Virgil Truck* (2-2).
Of the Yankee rookie hurlert,
Mark Freeman, who won 13 wh&
losing 10 at Denver last season,
has the best chance to make It
One Position Set—Mantle's
Actually no position on the
Yankee*, outside of centerfield
where Mickey Mantle will hold
forth, ii set. It looks like It will
he Hank Bauer in right and Norm
Siebern in left with the 43-year*
old Enos Slaughter in reserve,
But Stengel has more oulfieldeg
than lhat. Y'ogi Berra, long the
Yankees’ No. I catcher, can play
right field and Elston Howard,
who probably will take over for
Chili. Winner — Harshman. Loser Berra aa the top catcher thia tea*
—Johnson. HR— Maris, Triindoi, ion. can play left. Any way Sten
gel wants to shift them, he Isn't
Tasby.
hurting.
At Mess, Arir.
John Blanchard, who hit .2*1 at
Cleveland
006 000 020-2 < 2
Chicago (N l
1I0 000 02X—4 9 0 Denver last year with II homers
McLiab. Ferrartat (I ) and Nix and 96 runt batted in, also is ip
on. Schsffernoth, Henry (I ) and the retching picture, at is 1*U
S. Taylor, Naeman (7). Winner — year's No. 3 man, Darrell John*
son.
Henry. Loser — Ferrarete.
Until Tony Kubek gets out of
At Phoenix, Arix.
Boston
200 001 010— 4 1 2 service—which will be within a
San Francisco 102 302 00x-10 It 4 few weeks—Stengel will shuffle
Bowtfield, Borland (3), Monbou- Hit infield around. Moose Skowron
quette (I ) and Daley. Sanford, Hy figures (o start at first, but How.
man (I). Sbiplty (6) and Schmidt. ard also can play that position.
Winner — Sanford. Loser—Bows- Alto there it Marvin Thronefield. HR—Busby, Cepeda, Rod , berry.
gert.
,
Another Yankee Pennant jn
At Miami. Fla.
Bobby Richardson probably effll
Chicago (A )
000 103 0 0 0 - 4 t o he at second. Gil McDougald at
New York
000 030 O lx - 6 * 2 short and either Andy Carey or
Arias, Raymond 4•) and Ro Jerry Lumpc at third. But when
mano. Gabter, Monroe ( 6 ) and Kubek returns, he figures to taka
Berra. Winner—Gabier. Loser — over the shortalop post with Mr*
Arias.
Dougald taking over second from
Richardson.
Stengel hat a fine glove man in
Frits Brickell, who can -play el*
ther short or second and who hit
.266 al Denver last aeaton. Th|^
(hare la Cletia Boyer, who hatted
Untied Press International
.214 at Richmond and who ean
Bob Pattit and Cliff Hagan are play the infield or outfield.
taking turn* tn spearheading the
The Yankee* have plenty of otnSt. Louli Hawks toward a suc •*r possibilities—so many In fact
cessful defense of their National that Stengel admits ha does hava
Baskatball Association champion "one problem."
ship.
"They're all an good. It'* going
Pettit gained scoring honors for to be hard to decidg which play
Ihe first time Tuesday night at ers to keep," he explains.
he dropped in 3* •points to lead
Whichever ones he decides Jo
St. Louis to a 127-97 win over keep, they figure lo make a shsfc*
Mlnneapolli and a 2-1 edge In hies out of the American League
their Western Division playoff fi- pennant race in 1959—Just ai they
nal*. Hagan connected for 29.
did last year.
Boston seeks to take a control,
ling 3-1 margin tonight when the
Celtics meet Syracuie on the Na.
lionalt’ home court. The Celia
have scored a pair of 22-point vie*
Usited Press Islersatianal
lories in the f.sitern Diviaion fi
BOSTON (U P l)—Roger Harvey,
nals, while Syracuse h it man
aged lo eke out a two-point deci 141*4, Bermuda, outpointed Mick
ey Dwyer, 13214, Boston (10). M
sion.
NEW BEDFORD, M*t|. (U Pl)
St. Louis raced to a 9-0 lead
over the Lakers and lifted the —Jackson-Mileff bout calted off
margin to 34-21 at the and of the when Jackson withdrew because
first quarter. The Hawks built the of a cold. No dale act for future
lead to 63-39 at halfUme, crating fight.
HARTFORD. Conn. (U P D -B oh
any chance Minneapolis had of
catching up. Pattit tank 17 of 27 Provlttl, 161, Brooklyn, N.Y.. out
abots from tha floor at St. Louis pointed Jimmy Monta, 164, Hart*
piled up a .4*0 percentage. Elgin ford (10).
EL TASO, Tex. (U PD -A lafred
Baylor and Ed Fleming had IS
Zuany, 1*6, Mexico, stopped Fred*
taeh for Ihe Laker*.
The fourth game of the series dy Hilton. 110. Seattle, Wash. i*>
HOLLYWOOD. Calif. (UPl ) —
shifts to tha Lakers’ court Thursday with tb« tsama returning t* Danny Kidd, 120, Philipplnti, out*
St. Louis Saturday for tha fifth pointed Jose Lopez, 12014, Mex
ico ( 10).
encounter.
Stengel admits he would lik e1kee* rome-from-behind World Semore pitching, hut adds “ what rie* triumph over the Braves last
team doesn't?" He thinka he has year, will be hi* No. 1 pitcher.
enough at it is, but at insurance He had a 21-7 record in l»SI and
he -would like lo pick up Di ck; looks better than e « K this spring.
For other starters there are
Hyde from the Senators in caac
hi* relief specialist of last y e a r.! Ford (14-7), rated one of the heat
Ryne Duren, should not recover clutch pitcheri in the business:
Completely from his knee opera Larsen (9 4 ); Jobnnv Kuckt (1 4 ):
Tom Sturdivant (3 4 ); Duke Maai
tion.
He alto hat lo consider Whltey (114) and Art Dittmar ( I I ) .
Ford's sore arm and Don Lar Barking up Duren (6-4) in the
sen's ailing shoulder. Casey, how bullpen, he hai Bobby Shanlz
ever, isn't worried about either. (7-6), who alto can he spotted at
Rob Turley, Ihe hero of the Yan t stsrier; Zaek Monroe (4-2) and
Dapples Favorite
Al Track Tonight
Toil'll find our stream*
llnod Im h service fast
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convenient,
whether you want |ua*
a fo w d o l l a r * or a
lorgor amount o f cash.
I *1 RBd
(Editor** Note: This It the
ninth dispatch on Ihe prospect*
af tha major league cluba tn
United Press International
Al Lakeland, Fla.
Pittsburgh
010 oot 100—3 it o
Detroit
010 000 000-1 4 0
Law and Foilrs. Foytack, NarIraki (I ) and Rrrberel. Loser—
Foytack. HR — Harris, Nelson,
Foilet.
At Sarasota, Fla.
Philadelphia
ooo 000 000-0 3 0
Lot Angeles
000 100 00x—t 2 0
Farrell, Schroll (7) and Sawatski. Drysdale and Rotcboro, Sher
ry (5). L o se r----- Farrell.
At Tampa, Fla.
Washington
123 001 000—7 13 t
Cincinnati
000 000 0*0-6 7 1
Pascual. Hyde (*) and Korchek.
Douglas, Jeffcoat (3), Osteen (6)
WINTER PARK (U PD -R ollins
and Dotterer. Winner — Paacual.
College uncorked an right-run fifth 1/Oicr — Douglas. HR—Tucker,
Inning Tuesday and went on In de Robinson.
feat New York University 12-3.
At St. Petersburg. Fla.
It was the second loss of Ihe Milwaukee
100 000 200-3 6 1
000 000 000—0 3 3
day for NYU, which bowed tn Ihe St. Louis
Spahn and Rice. Jackson. Mc
first game of a doublchcadcr, 7-4
Daniel (6), Clark (9i and Green.
against Ohio Stair.
Rollins batters collected 10 hilt . Loser — Jackson. HR—Haas.
At West Palm Reach. Fla.
off three NYU pitchers. They
.too 012 002— 11 It 0
scored eight run* in Ihe fifth off Ilaltimnrr
Frank Chcradi and Rob William* Kansas City Oil 010 OOO- 3 10 3
Harshman, Loe* (6) and Thanwhen they gat four hits and lent
dot, Ginsberg (3). Johnson. Reed
Dapple?, leading winner at the three runs acrois on a center
(2), Daley (6), Gorman (6) and
Sanford Orlando Kennel Club, bids field error.
for his tub victory in the midweek
"hot box' 'tonight.
Keith Dillon's smooth-striding
greyhound will lake on Seven other
splendid sprinters ip the five-six
teenths mile lest. The race actually
could be billed aa a sprint cham
pionship, for Ihe track's best dis
tance runners are being held out
for the Derby slated Friday night
over the three-eighths route.
Ih e flashy octet heading post
ward tonight consists of those grey
hounds rated best over the stand
ard SOKC raring course.
Dapples, who received little fan
fare earlier in the rampagin, won
the big race Saturday night by two
lengths for his second straight and
loth in 24 starts. Ho went off at 7
lo 1 Saturday, but will probably
get stronger bsrking this time,
especially since he hat drawn the
onr box.
Simla, possibly the most consist
rnt greyhound at the Sanford-Or
landu track, looks dangerous in the
number three hole, lien Jacques'
speedy mist boasts elgnt wins, It
seconds and two thirds in 27 tries
against ihr best here.
Ladies Night and Ihr Derby Con
solation are tel tomorrow.
D O L L A R S .
WHIN THIY’ RI NEEDED
Stengel Picks Yanks To Win
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In Family Murder
Fate, Memory Trip
Escaped Murderess
CHICAGO (UPD — A quirk of
file and a policewoman's mem
ory led todsy to the rapture of a
19 - year • old escaped murderess
who earned targe sum* a* a pros
titute during her freedom.
Trudy Jo Baker, who with her
husband, Robert Baker, M, Wormleysburg. Pa., was convicted of
slaying an Indiana man in 1956.
was arrested early today.
Mr*. Baker escaped from the
Dwight, III., penitentiary, where
she was serving a SO • year sen
tence. list Dec. 1. Her husband is
serving a 99-year term for mur
der at Statevillc penitentiary.
A 16-year-old admitted prosti
tute picked up by Policewoman
Rosemary O'Brien Tuesday night
unwittingly directed authorities to
Mrii Baker'a doorstep.
The girl, a runaway, gave Miss
O'Brien a fake address in a ho
tel a* her residenee. The police
woman and Police Sgt. John Joyce
of the Youth Bureau investigated
They found the room occupied
by a black • haired girl. Miss
O'Brien noted the girl’ s hair was
dyed, making her features appear
course. She wondered why the
girl deliberately made herself less
attractive.
Picturing the girl as a natural
blonde. Miss O’ Brien realised she
bore a striking resemblance to
the fugitive.
"Aren't yau Trudy Jo Baker?"
Miss O'Brien asked. Mrs. Baker
broke into tears and admitted her
identity.
She said aht had livrd for the
past three months in Chicago and
had saved 56.000 out of her earn
ings in that time a s -a prostitute.
She said she msde arrangements
with taxi cab drivers to strer cus
tomers her way, and split her |50
fee with them on a 70-30 basis.
WASHINGTON' (UP1) — Police 1murderer probably w *i "a u d itl
investigating the murder of /our;w ho juft liked to kill."
membert of a Virginia family aaid
Authorities aaid they had uncov
today they were convinced the ered no new leads in the slay me
alayer waa a acx pervert. They ap of Carroll V. Jackson, his wife and
pealed for him to aurrender.
two young daughters wjio were ab
The FBI waa reported checkini ducted from their automobile near
out former mental paiienta in the Fredcrickaburg, Va., Jan, II.
area' to determine their where
The bodiea of Jackaon and hia
about! on the night the family dis daughter Janet. I. were found near
appeared FBI agent* aaid the Fredericksburg March 4. Hia wife,
Mildred, and daughter Suaan Anne.
5. were found last week buried
near Grambilla. Md. Jackaon had
been ahot while the othera sere
beaten to death.
Police from Virginia, Maryland
and the District of Columbia, aided
by the FBI, have launched an ex
WASHINGTON ( UPD — Con- tensive manhunt for the killer.
Headquarters for the investigation
ptea* planned to clear up aome
waa set up in Waihington.
laat-minute legislative detaila toDeputy Police Chief Edgar E.
day before embarking on a 10-day Scott of Washington aaid that a
Ussier rccea*.
correlation of all the circumstances
In the Senate, approval waa ex surrounding the Jacakon family's
pected of a three-month extenaion disappearance suggested the the
of the emergency unemployment ory that the alayer waa a aex
compensation program. Senate deviate.
paaaage would tend the bill back
"Nothing we know point* away
to the Houae for tranamiltal to from it." Scott aaid.
President Eiienhowtr before ben
Tha investigators urged the murefits expired April 1 for 405,000 ilerer to give himself up for M edi
idle workers.
cal attention "before he kills someCalled up for House debate and one else—or is killed in the course
probable swift approval was Pres of another attempt to obey the urg
ident Eisenhower's request for an ing! of his twisted mind."
immediate |1.375,000.000 contri
bution to the International Mone
tary Fund.
The Senate specified last week
that the money couldn't be taken
from the Treasury until the new
fiscal yeac starts July 1. That
would rule out any hope for a
balanced budget in fiscal 1860.
MIAMI BEACH (UPD Air
For this reason the House was
expected to turn thumbs down on Force Vice Chief of Slsff Gen.
the Senate plan and vote to with Curtis E. U M sy said Tuesday
draw the money In the current night the U. S. could "destroy
completely" any nation which at
fiscal year.
The House and Scnata votes tacks this or other free nations.
LeMay ssid the U. S. could put
were due to trigger a rush of leg
islator* on their Easter recess, more than 1,000 nuclear armed jet
which doesn't begin officially un bombera on a 15-minute alert in
til Thursday, It wilt be the first any "crisis in the days ahead."
NEW ORLEANS (U rt)-C u h an
Without mentioning the Berlin
break In the HAth Congress after
crisis, LeMay hit out a "proph Prime Minister Fide! Castro will
! l weeks of near-record work.
ets of doom" in the current world comr to the United States next
month to addrrss the American
situation.
He said an "overwhelming bar S o c i e t y of Newspaper Editors
rage of not altogether factual in without any opposition from the
formation" had spread doubt Stats Department.
■bout the United States armed
George Ilealy Jr., prrsident of
forces being able to do their job. the ASN’ E, said Tuesday night
He told the Committer of too that he had conferred with Roy R.
PARIS (UPD The Atlantic here that the Strategic Air Com Rubottom Jr., assistant aerrelary
Pact’s 15 • member permanent mand had "well nvrr 1.000 mod of itale for Latin American af
rounril gave )ta formal blessing ern je t( bombera with crews and fairs, and received assurance*
today to the notes on forthcoming nuclear weapons available and that the aocicly had "every right
conferences w h i c h the United ready for takeoff" during the Lc to invite Castro here."
States, Britain, Franca and West banon crisis last summer.
Healy said that "to the best of
Germany will send to Moscow.
He said that was several hun my knowledge," the Cuban revol
The councilmen had( been told dred more than are usually kept utionary leader I* planning to be
previously what the notes would on the runways for 15 minute In Washington for the ASNE an
say, making today’s aeaaion large alert takeoffs.
nual meeting in April. He made
ly a formality. It took the council
"There Is n o t h i n g soothing Ihe statement after he was told
leaa than an hour to approve the about the military situation which that Sen. Wayne Morse <D-Ore )
four notes.
faces us," LeMsy ssid. But he had demanded that the State De
The spokesman said the council ssid now Is not the time to be partment make clear how it
proposed aome minor changta, "hsrrasied with doubts as to the stands on invitations to Castro
which were accepted by represent ability of (his nstion to carry out from private organisations and In
atives of the nations concerned. lit national policies"
dividual*.
The notes, worked out at a ser
ies of conference! climaxed by
Prime Minister Harold MarmilIan's weekend talks with Presi
dent
Elsenhower, propose en
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LeMay Says U. 5.
Planes Stay Ready
U. S. Gives Okay
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Council Approves
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Fubltr- h a a r l n i wi l l h# h#!d In th# Mrmlnola C n u n l y Court
Mnuaa. Co un t y Comml anon#r a mom. TVadnaaday, Apr i l 14. 1I 6> at
1 ; M F. 64. nr a a aeon i h r r r a f u r aa poaaiblr.
n r ml n n l a Co un l v Zoni ng Cnmmiaal on
By Rnhart F, Fr o wn
Faml nol a Co u n t y Zoni ng Dl ract or
Puhl l a h i f a r r h 26 and Apr i l 1, l>||.
Ha raid Am DagtsJahnw- a m
must broaden tha pupil -place
ment law and enact a tuition pay*
TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — J ic k -’ I960 campaign for governor,
| Under that ruling, he said. "The closing of a *ehool would affect, ment plan and a local n p f i law
sonville attorney Fred Kent rc- Hr ha* not formally announced, firnt
time tome North Florida only the school* in that county," prohibiting the dosing S T any
commended today that the U gis- hut has been making the banquet i tchooi hoard eloied a school to hr *ald.
school without a vota in (Rs af
lature Invest the stile of any and luncheon circuit regularly.1 avoid integration, all the schools
"Thrrcfnrr. ItIs mandatory (tut fected county.
control over the puhlie school Friend* say he 1* very much in- in all the counties could hr closed Fjnrida law be amended to be
"With Ihrie lawi a n d -g o o d
system.
trrcitcd in running.
*>y
order.
sure that operation of the schools! school officials, we will link thla
So long as the stale maintains ’
attacked Gov. LeRny Lot-! i-jf qualified control of the l* unquestionably vested in th e1 integration problem," Kant da*
any responsibility for the school lln,> chsrgmg thsl hi* modersir (chon!* j, vrsted in (he counties,1 counties."
1 dared.
*'-strm, Kent ssid, no single ,'<*■»« on integration h*ve_ killed
school can" be closed to avoid !l,n>
b°<h ,n Floritl*
integration without running afoul •r"*
nation.
Thurgood Marshall, chief attor
of a court order forcing every
school in Florid* to shut its door*. ney for the National Association
Kent, former member of the for the Advancement of Colored
State Board of Control, discussed Prople. is the only person in
the integration problem in a civic America who could attract fewer
club speech which some inter votes in the South than Collins.
preted as the opening blast in his Kent declared.
Segregation cannot he main
tained by legislation alone, hr
said, stressing that the public
must be careful whom it elects to
public office.
He said laws the last Legisla
JACKSONVILLE (U PIl — The
ture martrd to delay and limit
State Board of Health reports .1-1
integration have been "twisted"
polio cases in Florida this year
Into tools far voluntary integra
as compared to 35 during the
tion. Hr said race mixing was
same period in 195B
permitted at the University of
Seven new cases, lour of them
Florida Law School, and author!
paralytic, were diagnosed last
red at one Miami grade' school
week, Including two in Dade and
without exhausting legal steps to
Okeechobee counties and one each
prevent it.
in Duval. Hillsborough ami Leon.
Kent slid a federal court has
ruled in a Virginia rase that if
There are 14 bridge* across the the stale operates the school sys
Rio Grande between Mexico and tem and one school is closed, all
schools must Hose.
Texas.
To file your 1 9 5 9 application
U. S N » . I
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10 Lba.
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And Personal Property Returns
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HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CANNOT BE GRANTED UNLESS AP
PLICATION IS FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME.
• Blanks have been mailed to all who filed application or made returns last
year. If you failed to receive yours please call for them at the Tax Asses
sor's Office.
When applying for Homestead Exemption for the first time, it is neces
sary that you appear in person and bring your deed with you. Also
bring your 1959 automobile tag number.
TAX LAWS PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO
FILE RETURNS ON TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY. APPLICATION FOR WIDOW AND DISABILITY EX
EMPTIONS MUST BE FILED EACH YEAR ALSO.
If you need help with your returns, I shall be glad to assist you.
OFFICE HOURS 9 to 5 Monday through Friday (Closed Saturday)
MARY EARLE WALKER
TAX ASSESSOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,
SPA RE
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Example Of France? Special Fly Crop Raised
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T ' The honesty of a sovereign government cannot he taken
for granted. Thi* ha* been proved hundred* of times
throughout recorded history.
‘
The inoet recent of these horrible example* i* r ranee,
white, within a lifetime, the politician* have managed to
u£tduce the value of the people’* money to 1/100 of its ini
tial value by consistently unbalancing the budget and ieiuing
money to make up the difference.
Our own horrible example in that our politicians in
’ Washington, have, so far, managed to reduce the value^ of
oar money to one-half It* pre-war value by unbalancing the
budget and using printed paper to make up the difference.
'And the end is not In sight.
When our Senator Smsthers, and other politician*. *ay
(
"an unbalanced budget doesn’t compare with a world
>
they Infer that it is necessary to unbalance the budget
»<to improve our military strength. The exact opposite is
■truo. The most important thing that our Washington politi
cians can do is to keep our money sound, by spending no
mora than the government takes in. Tax us for the addition
al eost, but don’t unbalance the budget.
,
-The sole power of regulating the value of our money is
"fg *th e hands of our federal government, in turn, we, the
voters, are reaponslble for electing our government and to
~ « e to it that it stays honest by not spending more than it
.takes in.
j
" O v e r th e p a s t th ree decades, we have allowed our federill g o v e rn m e n t to spend m o re th a n it has taken in. and allowed it to m a k e u p th e d iffe r e n c e b y ru n n in g p r in tin g
presaat, thus r e d u c in g th e va lu e o f o u r money.
In plain, aimple and honest language, we have allowed
oiir government to steal our money, in addition to taxing us,
both directly and indirectly.
Unfortunately, the greatest sufferers are the one* who
^ast afford it, tlje people living on fixed income, it has
made a joke of thrift and saving for old age, of life inaur•ance, of government aavings bonds.
PoUtTda ns glibly blame business and Isbor, the wnge,t price spiral. The latter is the result of, not the cause of. the
cheapening of our money, when taken in conjunction with
.^the monopoly powers that we have allowed our government
to grant to labor unions. If the money hadn't been chcapcnby our government, unduly high wage increases would
Vaimpiy mean.that a company would go bankrupt, and that is
proper punishment for economic sins.
• • The only power that can stop the tragedy of our dis>honest federal government is the voter. We must elect poli
ticians who will live up to a promise of maintaining the
, , lvalue of our currency. The battle cry must be: “ Tax us,
! ..Ifeyt.don't steal from ue."
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author of this article, Mark opment and research and a con
ia s 70-year-old retired sultant /or Davison Chemical Co.,
cfcemJee
eal anflneer who live* la a division of W. R. Grace k Co.
Denary.
Bom In Sweden, he wa» taken to During World War I, Shoeld
Chios at the age of three month* designed and built plants to pro
b y Us missionary parents. He didfe necessary war chemicals
R
his childhood in China. Ills wnich, prior to that time, had
Tv
‘ .p rim a ry education was provided been Imported from Germany.
„ b y U s mother, who had beea a During World War H, he develop
• ecfioot teacher. His secondary ed the catalyst for aviation gain
edttcstioa was received in Sweden. line and contributed to the syn
dJd poet-graduate study in thetic rubber catalyst.
Shoeld ia a retired citizen, living
tseriand, Germany and Aus
on a fixed Income. He requested
tria.'
came to the U. S. in IBM, that readers clip this article and
■ dtisen shortly after attempt to have it reprinted in all
ward. Badore retiring, he was the types of publications in all parts
director, chief o f devel of the tf. S.
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Kl. CENTRO, Calif. (U r i) —
Operators of the De*ert Seed
Company know Cielr onions when
it comes to railing violet cabbage,
red-headed lettuce and their own
flie*.
It's part of a seed-growing oper
ation at three station* in Califor
nia and two in Oregon run by
Robert C. Tang, Henry Jone*, John
Studer and Ruv* Waggoner, who
Margaret O'Brien
'Poor Rich Girl'
Since Mother Died
HOLLYWOOD ,'UPI) — Kxchild iter Margaret O'Jtrien, mnking her first movie In four year*,
1. the “ poor little rich girl"
come to life.
Though »he earned glOO.OOO on
television shows last year, and
ha* a aireable fortune «rt up In
IrUil fund*, the fragile little actreia admit.* ahe ia lonely.
"H 's been teten months since
mother died." Margaret «aiH.
••She was a tower o f strength to
me. Now that »he’a gone I find
myielf spending mote and more
lime alone."
Most ahellered of all rhild per
formers. Margaret rarely was
acen without her mother who
made all the decisions for her
talented daughter.
••Mother took cere of my rontrects and finances," Maggie
went on. "I was terrified at first
about taking over such big re
sponsibilities. I didn't think I
could do It. Now I'm facing my
obligations because I lealitc no
cne else is going to do It for m e."
.Margaret just turned 21. and ia
free to kick up her heels. But she
continues to lead the almost aus.
tere life laid down for her by her
mother.
••I've never wanted lo break
loose and raise h fck ," she said.
“ I’ve seen too much o f that kind
of life all around me. My few
friends are not part of the Holly
wood tiowd. I guess Anna Marla
Albcrghetti is the only friend 1
have in show business."
Last Christmas Margaret be
came engaged to commercial art
ist Robert Alien, 24, whom aha
plana to marry next September.
Meanwhile, ahe lives alone in a
Beverly Hills duplex which she
owns, renting out the other eightroom apartment.
produce 714 varieties of vegetable
seedr, not to mention 204 types nf
flowers.
They ship squash seed to Mex
ico, tomato seed to India, lelture
seed to Australia, carrot seed to
Africa, cucumber seed to Argen
tina ami radish seed to France.
The firm has eight kinds of on
ions, one of which is a stcnic
male line which has been cross*
bred with other varieties and
shipped to the South and South
west.
In the course of continuous re
search. the firm has also produc
ed red-headed lettuce hy crossing
a breed nf red romalne and a
green Great Lakes variety.
It's particularly pretty in sal
ad* along with violet cabbage,
which is really railed ''flower cab
bage," was developed in Japan
and introduced into the United
States* last year.
The flies sre raised on the seed
farm — started in a main street
slore in 1941 — to pollinate on
ions and carrot*. They arc kepi
strictly apart from houseflies and
their like.
They spend their lives buzzing
from plant to plant, working for
a living.
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MARCH 22
Admissions
Florence Beaver (Sanford)
Leah Rea Smith (Sanford)
Births
Baby boy to Mr. ar.d Mrs.
Thomas W. Baker Jr. (San
ford)
Baby boy (o Mr. and Mr«.
Joseph Nicholas (Sanford)
Baby girl lo Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Trujillo (Sanford)
Dlicharget
Caroline Pierro (Sanford)
!.oia Maiic- Rciiin* ami baby
girl (Sanford)
Kale Swaim (Sanford)
Mae Isabel Vesta (DcLand)
MARCH 22
Admissions
Roberta Jackson (Maitland)
Gertrude Blake (Sanford)
Joe West (Casselberry)
Rosa Mae Johnson (Sanford)
Ruby Ragin (Longwood)
Births
Baby girl In Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Braver (Sanford)
Discharges
Mary Lou Fulton (Longwood)
Abraham C. Meyer (Sanford)
Golden Huffman (Sanford)
Louts Lively (Sanford)
Kdna Dunham and baby (San
ford)
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Till March 31,1959
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YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING W ITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS
I -F O E RENT
CLASSIFIED INDEX
DOWNSTAIRS furnished 3 room
apartment, private bath. Near
town. 301 Elm. FA 1-2021.
1—MARKET BASKET
t - F O R RENT
LA-ROOM * BOARD
I—BEACH RENTALS
4—
REAL ESTATE FOR SALB
1-ROOM
eflicicnry
apartment,
private bath, acrois from Poll
Offiee.
WANTED TO RENT
I— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
6—
MORTGAGE LOANS
2 BEDROOM kitchen equipped
7—
REAL ESTATE WANTED house, call FA 2-6043.
5—
MISCELLANEOUS
WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms
S—FLOWERS - PLANTS
private baths, 1M W. First SI,
SHRUBS
IE—OFFICE EQUIPMENT
I M CE Rooms, 1033 W. 1st. Call
II—
AUTOMOBILES FA 2-3498.
TRAILERS
MODERN
2-bcdroom house.
IS—BOATS A MOTORS
FA 2 1757.
11-F A R M SUPPLIES A
MACHINERY
3-BEDROOM duplex, furnished or
II— PETS • LIVESTOCK unfurnished. FA 1-3021.
SUPPLIES
1L— ARTICLES WANTED
II— PLACES TO EAT
17— BEAUTY PARLORS
IS—FEMALE HELP WANTED
IS— MALE HELP WANTED
15—MALE OR FKMALE
I t — WORK WANTED
I t —BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
I I — SPBCIAI SERVICES
I I — PIANO SERVICES
Sl-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS
II— ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
M-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS.
Ji-B BUILDING SUPPLIES
IT—NOTICE • PERSONALS
II—ARTICLES FOR SALE
16— FURNITURE A
HOUSEHOLD
38—LOST AND FOUND
Light With You,
Odds Against You
3 BEDROOM furnished house to
responsible Navy couple or per
manent people. 190 monthly.
FA 2-5818.
SUNLAND
Estates
&
South
P IN EC R EST
4th Addition.
Homes Designed For
Florida Living.
3 4 4 Bedrooms—1 4 2 Baths
VA - FHA FHA In Service
Conventional
Financing
Down Payments
Low As $400
f65.no large 3 Bdrm. unfurn. apt.
Dining Rm. tile hath, fireplace,
nice yard, 1703 Magnolia Avc.
185 00 Furn. apt. 2 Bdrm. Fla.
itm. Tile balh, FA 23931.
AIR CONDITIONED Furnished
Apartment, 1404 MellonvUlc Avc.
Ph. FA 2 8127.
2-BEDROOM furnished apartment,
clean and close uptown. $35
monthly, Call FA 2 8281.
2-BEDROOM
h o u s e , Palmetto
Ave., Inquire 2300. Sanford Ave.
FOR SALE OR RENT 2 bedroom
unfurnished house, call FA 2-1310
2-1310.
1 BEDROOM House Trailer 150.00
per monlh, Call FA 2 2378 or
FA 2 1761.
Immediate Occupancy
We guarantee Personal
Satisfactions On The
Construction Of Your Home
Or Your Money Cheerfully
Refunded.
ODHAM & TUDOR,
Inc.
Cer. Hwy. 17-32 & 27th St.
PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UPI) You apparently itand <• better
chance of getting killed in Rhode
Island by craning intersections
with the traffic light than against
it.
According to the Automobile
Club of Rhode Island, "to per
rent of all pedestrian! killed at
inleraectioai in 1937 were crossing with the signal, while A per
rent were crossing against it.
These figures prove conclusively
that it la dangerous to assume
that the ‘ go’ signal on the traffic
light relieves the pedestrian of
the need for alertness."
2-Bcdroom
house,
unfurnished, LAKE FRONT: Modern 2 bedroom
kitchen equipped, 817 Escambia
home with double carportr;
Dr. Phone FA 2 0020 after 3
large lot and fruit trees. By
p. in.. M3.00 per month.
Owner. FA 26132.
Grandma Is Happy
Delivering Mail
2-BDR.M. modern CU Apt., unfurn
ished, with garage. Reasonable.
Inquire 1407 Park Ave. Th.
FA 2 3703. -
DOWNSTAIRS Apartment. Newly
Phone FA 2-1501
furnished, within walking ms
tancc of Town. $43.00 per month, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor
inquire at 213 South Laural Ave.
Raymond Lundqnlst. Assoc.
FA 2-3151
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
alter 3 P. M.
2 BEDROOM Home 175.00. Kit
chen equipped. FA 2-3651.
2
Bedroom,
neatly
furnished
Apartment upstairi, newly deco
rated and close to t o w n .
FA 2-3819.
TYNGSBPRO. M ail. (U PI) AVALON Apartments, 118 W. 2nd
For 21 years, a 185-pound grand
St. FA 2 3954.
mother h is covcrrd a 28-mile R.
F. D. route here six day a a week. FOR RENT With Option To Ufly;
" I really like It," saya Mri.
New 2-bcdroom house, 1 acre.
Laura A, Shipley, M. She delivers
Mrs. R. B. Gray. FA 2 7082.
an average of 800 lettera a day,
With four ehlldren and aix grand- MONROE CORNER: 1 room col
(age. bathroom and rlcctrlr kit
rhildrcn, she also does a lot of
chcnelte. $35 a month. Cali he
baby sitting.
tween 4 and 6, Mrs. Paul Marri,
FA 2-2828.
Just Seeds Of Crime
4-ROOM unfurnished apartment,
MINNEAPOLIS (UPII — Min
extra nice; adults. 304 W. 5th,
nesota has so many lakes there
just aren't enough names to go 2-R K D R O O M CH unfurnished
around. In fact, the Minncsola
house, kitchen equipped on 2 cor
ncr lots. 1335 Elliott. FA 2 2324.
Historical Sociely counted 99 bod
ies of water called "Long Lake."
Ninety-one were dubbed "Mud 8 -R E A L ESTATE FOR RALE
Lake" and 78 "R ice Lake."
I t m ' X 500' FRONTAGE on HiTo make matters worse, some
way 17-92 with 2 bedroom home.
of the state's 11,000 lakes have
FA 2-7817.
three or more name* each.
Excellent
neighborhood.
4 bed
room. 2-bath home on cans!
in I.illle Venice. Extras include
l a i l , I 'n r l at i l , C a a a l r
double rarporic and enrloscd
• t a l i . t f . C a t t a il, Slat * a l F I . r U s .
Florida room with fireplace. Kit
l a Prakala
chen
and laundry equipped
l a r , i l , R atal* » f t
l-|.t:uriiA JL j u a a c u .
94.000 down. Call FA 2-1997 after
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midn.iannl will, on the tint da)
•If April. A. U. Ills. pra.ant la tha
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Attornata for Kiecutor
l . d n a r d a Uulldma
h . n fn r d . Flor id a
FICTITIO l a u s t i
\o tic k in i i c n c u r o iv f .n
T H A T vtr, V e r n o n II. Ila r d lu and
I'a K lr la II H a rd in at# e n a a t e d In
l.oalnrae a l 1SJ4 K m a r t Drive, F an .
fnr-1 undar t br f i c t l l l o u . riama o f
Florid a L o a n A. Spray F er ti, • and
m a t wn Inland
to re alat ar aald
narti, » l t h tha Clark u f tbe < l r . i , u
Court. Maiii|ttola C ou nty, Florida,
and In a c c o r d a n r a taltla tka n r » k i a t g t , , t o - w l l : g , , linn f i ll) K l o i .
t talon* o f
Ilia Flklitlnua .\«,u,
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8 T A T K OS' I Id >i: I DA Ti>:
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ad drea i u n k n o n n .
tuC
ARSJ
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that At IIlia Hell Junt a Itaa filed
l o t an urn r'o n tp lal rt aoa inat >nu.
Iirlaa a r o l l f o r d lv u r ie , in tha
t 'l r c o l t C our t o f H.nitoal* Coun ty,
at Faofortl. Flor id a. and y ou a t ,
j r o u l r t d to flla p a r ra a a llr or hi
•t t o r n e r «r|lh Ilia ItniitirlM# tl.
I'
Harndon. I'lerlt o t nur raid
C ou rt o t Harfor d. F l a r ' d * . . J o u r
•arltitn dafanae if a i u * * u have
to
tha C o m p la in t
filed
aaalnat
l o u , and to eerva a c o p y o f tha
earn* nlllt
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ti. F. H e r nd " a , Clark
Myt Martha T. VtMan. n c
r. W. W a r *. Ally, fur I'lalatlfl
P. n. Has HIS
tin fa td .
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p.
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l i l t WAItt'N».\ « t all*
1 i c iitiB i i I r « b » n ,Nn, |wt**§
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4««4B< .
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JUt'ltariltou.
If
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M
only $C7.50 monthly
S
Blocks West Of French
Avenue an 20th Street.
MODEL UPEN DAILY
FARMER'S AGENCY
N. V. Farmer, RealUr
It. H. Whitmore, Assoc,
l i t 5. French Ave. Ph. FA I 3221
After hours FA 2-2618 or FA 2 4921
For the Best Buys In Rest Estate
CULLEN 4 HAHKEY
W, A, Cagle, Jr. Raiesman
110 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-7291
3-LARGE bedroom* with large
close)*, 2's bath*, living room
with (in-place, dining room, but
lers pa nicy, reception room and
three porches; garage and rarportr. 1-ocatfd on (wo large cor
ner lot. Good potential for in
vestment or Income, .shown by
appointment only.
•
1.8 N. Park Avc.
M>TI< K T O DKI K M )
|\ n o ; 4 1114 I IT ( til H I' OT TMt:
M V I H J l IlH-1 1 1« i l H t U T
OT
TI.OIIIIM
IS
SMI
KUli
s u i . h m i M V , in u i u i i n .
BTNT1 IICU U b L U t l • !». l'U w iWH.iJIAM L
_* (Includes
* 2 8 0Closing)
0,l
Si.
Legal Notice
tiff*.
Vtrtu*
2 Bedrooms
Florida Koom
— F.H.A. —
li ft
Ph. FA 2-8123
MAYFAIR SECTION. Spsciuus 3
brdroont furnished home. Own
er. FA 2 1608.
HR. CU, kitchen equipped, tornrr
lot.
Mo.
pmt.
$57.30.
FA 2 1330. Ext. 4<«, Colhv or
FA 2 0883.
al lv t.
Mill!
hT »: .'.*T llOM .
e Vernon
8
COUNTRY CLUB
MANOR
I f Ul4l<t. Il I • U l l h U u W I I llBlIB.
lift It C tB.
I» » ' * ( ' ! >
or
ir» > l!l|*.
1 -lQ I* lltClUlf saBOII. If F l | 3 * B i d It
ilnill, lift i i i i k h O M i i hairs
1217 W. 2nd. St. — 3 room house,
kitchen equipped. Taking oilers
for my equity. Write J. A. Cor
U i*it«a
■ ii *i
isr a iit M T J.
A
don,
3462
llrooklutrn
Dr.,
JliuliariiBon, if Milkr. «»nJ If tlrad.
lilt UtlkltUMli heirs, tJ*;%|»rii». l i s t .
Jacksonville, 3, Fla.
(«•• nh u i h s d i M i , m cl » i l iierBuna
iiatliiki I*r 41mint iik *4n|' uitrrot In
(La lu l IVkkIIIK ilr i if i l 'e i l 1(8H«l. >ltU* NEW 3 bedroom house. 13M) down
• l e i lu I t n i i n u U i.u u o t> c t l o i t u * ,
includes closing costs.
Low
t o - * ‘t .
monthly FHA terms. Kitchen
ah
ih m
i*ar; »jf in* N «•rtli
tin *
118>I f
*>f
the
f r ’U l h k t R s i
furnished. On Rosalia, near
<Wustur u f in* ^uu >h i4ii u m r *
Mcllonvillc. Phuuc FA 2 xau2.
t r r *j i U s * K u u t t i ’ t ut g u 4 i t « r
<!»»• i Itet r to u iU XVa f r e t t h e r e *
n f i o f he c l lu ll I ? , T * * h n t b i n z l
h-suili. i ; n i | t
2V K m l , Ik I n n
K a i l * f ( h e o l d Il la rn i * o f * w •y
(*t
ih*
l(ailri/B(J,
.ki Ian lie
In *
III*
Cu«i l
]."*•
l(i |ht*ftif-
W|> 4<l |h» f l l l t l
ViU nr# h « rr h y u ollUt i |h§| Butt
has oaen I r o u f U l nkm Ii o i > u o a ml
# « c h uf >ou hr l i e a t r u e Vketu.
eraitW M intl o r n ie n , Merherf v l l o r t a ami l(«Miriald U i l M a r n a f n iha
• Luk»
Bijrftad t i u a i i n t h a a l i u u
n a m e d t ' o u r i to q u l a i the t u l a lo
t h e ahuk e i l t a c r i b e d
r e a l ea t a ia .
ami
jc u m is
b a r rb r n oilfla J ana
r t g u l i e d ii$ flit. «para«*iui 11> o r I**
X i u r m r l r I U i »na C l * r b o f a a d
C ourt
>qur
w r M t e n • it ft na e a .
if
a n ) , l o ( h a Cofv>L>lau»t f i l e d in a a d
• uit aii"l to
aetk r
up on lha A U u r n r y
tiffa un o r hafwro
At*ril. 19j». liar tiit
c ree p ro roiiVaaao
a a aln a t yCu.
& iwt*k tn e ir -'f
fo r the Plain*
tha I th d ay uf
fail no t or damill ha a n ti r ad
I V I t r i e t a an r l i a m l a n d t h a o f f i c i a l
»ral uf th is
i'w m i
at
r««iif»rtt.
h 'l '- r W a , I I I la I n i
da>
ef A U u ii.
IIII.
iiJCAI*)
n. P
r t n ult
EXTRA large 4 bedroom home,
a full dining room, 1' a baths.
Ideal location lor children. Pit.
FA 2-4851.
S. (). 8.
OWNER MUST KELL!
Nearly new 3 bedroom masonry
home with fully tiled bath, hard
wood floors, ail electric kitrhen,
family room, plus large screen
porch, csrporte and ample stor
age. DOWN PAYMENT REDUC
ED TO 9150 and monthly pay
ment* 976 31.
W. M. “ Bill" B T E M P E R Agency
Rcaltar 4 Usurer
Ajtoe. Laura B. Oder, H. E. T iffar
Arthur F. Day K*crctt Harper
Phone FA 2 4WI
III N. Park
3-BEDR0031 frame house: new
FU. room, newly pamtsd inside
B y M ar th a T . Vihlan. D C.
Ii out. On two besulifullv land
■. J. ft lla em *. C ltur.k a n j klaln,
scaped lou- Call FA 2-Cfll day.
B a lld ln x , OrlaaAa, Flarlda . A t t a r . '
■ r y l o r K lala tH la
TA 2 2997 after six.
’ferndon
iT a/k
BEAL ESTATE FOK SAL1
01*r
T tn fo r b
B rralb
Choice
lots
i *o t s
Drramwold Section — All cleared.
Price is right. 2111 Ch»*e Ave.
Phone FA 2 3601, Sanford.
Wed. Mar. 25. 1950—Pago 0
n
SPBC1AL SIRVICBS
^ AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
IAFF-A-DAY
PUMrP -
Alt
LAKE MARIE
ESTATES
Ths ONLY FHA Financed
HnmcK Available
NOW IN DeBARY
As Low Aa
$:}5o d o w n
(Inclutlra
( In.lug I
W. G. Miller, llct eloper
Sales a ffile
llwy. 17 • *2 Denary I'lara
Ph. NO 8-1071 or NO 8 ( i ll
• .MILES MIRTH OF
SANFORD
DICTAPHONE in good shape. Can
be seen at the Sanford Herald
Office. 9100.
W in d sh ield
Rack G lass Colton k Wool Yarns, Notions,
Thrardi, Tapes.
D oor G la ss
l e n t Glass
ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP
S E R V IC E
S e n k srik G lass and P a in t C o. A t Tha Sign Of Tha Totam Pola.
2817 S. French Arm.
I1M14 W. 2nd PL Pk. FA 2-4*22
This is a guest pass lo (he RIU
Furniture Moving It Storage
Theatre for Linda Voltoiine.
r . E. PHILUPP. Agent
Exp. date Apr. 8, '39. " ‘ '
WASHBURN' VAN LINES
1300 French Ave.
FA 2-19*1
RED I MIX CONCRETE
Pinccrcst 1st. Addition: 3-br. CB
home. Choice corner lot. One
block front school. Beautifully
Undsraprd. FA 2 4244.
2 A 3 BcdriMints, I ' j Tiled
baths.
.Mans- Custom (lustily feature.
P l.l’S: Tha ronvenirnce of
being within 2 block* ot
DeBary Plata, a complete
Shopping Center.
>8— ARTICLES FOR SALE
"You've been npresding a He about me. and I want to
know how you found out."
8—MORTGAGE LOANS
IT—BEAUTY PARLORS
SPRINKLER
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
STOVE, Refrigerator, Dinette. 5et
S T I N E
of bedroom furniture. Oddi and
Marhine and Papply Co.
ends. FA 2-4839.
207 W. 2nd St.
Ph. FA 1*432
FALTORT TO YOU
ALUMINUM
ROLI-AWAY, lUspital and Bib)
VENETIAN RLLVR8
Reds. D ir, Wrek or Month—
Tal. FA 1-3111. rurnitur* Canter Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
118 Watt First St.
rail with plastic end*. Plastic
or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyloa
Television Tubas Tested Free.
cords.
ROLMN'R HORBY PROP
Srnkarik Clnxw ttnrl Faint Co.
At The Pt*n O f Tha Tntem Pole. 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4822
2817 R. French Aeo.
TAINT 93.93 G a .- 2nd. Gal. Free.
AIR CONDITIONING
ARMY NAVY SURPLUS
IL B. POPE CO.
310 Sanford Ave.
20* P. Park ----- FA 1-4134
I're-Cnsl Concrete Step*
WELI. DRILLING
Falrbanki Morse Pumps
Rrpalrs In all mike*
HOWARD C. LONG
207 E. Commercial A\e.
Thnne FA 2 293.1
HARRIETCS BEAUTY NOOK
$1,000 tl) 9100.000 available for
105 So. Oak
purchase of second mortgage* FA 2-5742.
DcLucian, Temple
1-8002 or
18— FBSIALE BKLP WANTED
Midway 7-3325.
CURB GIRLS over 29. Apply in
*TELEVISION SERVICE'
8.FUIW ERR. PLANTS
person at Tig *N Whistle.
RAYMOND M. HALL
All Makra and Moiteli
CITRUS TREES
WINN TV
REALTOR A INSl'ROR
LOCAL business firm has open
OR APE VILLE NURSERY
311 W. 1st. St, FA 2 2994
Third St. k Park Avenue. South Grsprvdle Avc.
ing for young Ldy with general
FA 2-0*18
V a il Call Ball
office work and typing experi 89A— PLUMB!NO i m RUOPIKC
Phone FA 2-5841
WOODRUFF'S
ence; shorthand preferred but
Farm A Garden Center
CAl.LTITVRVlI.tr
not essential. Write to Box NS.
ANNUALS
2-BEDROOM. 1 hath UB home;
PLUMBING 6c HEATING INC
Sanford Herald ataling qualifica
881 Celery Ave.
utility room, kitchen equipped,
SANFORD
Phone FA 2 7891
tions and references.
laicatrd in I'inccrrst. Excellent
BEAUTIFUI,”'
IHSH
GARDENS
cundition. FA 2859.1.
CASHIER —wanted
apply
Rill
k an ford m m r .it shop
Theatre.
Joe C. Thomas
FA
2-1112
or
FA
2-0278
REAL ESTATE, DRIVE IN
1023 Sirlla St.
FA 2 0849
2544 French Ave.
ARK YOU THE TEACHER
11— AUTOMOBILE^—TKAILBKR
WE'RE LOOKING FOK!
1948 GMC 522 tractor and Frcu- Ambition* teacher or guidance
Kealtar
hauf Insulated van trailer. Roth
counselor may qualify for litis
"Call Hall** Phone FA 2-3641
in good condition. Tirci alone
PLUMBING
professions! advisory program
worth 9400. FA 2-4337
HEATING
You can earn 91,000 to 91,500
IF IT IS REAL ESTATE
this summer. No formal teach
1934
ELCAR,
complete
kitchen
AIR CONDITIONING
ask Crumley A Monteith
ing Involved, but skllli utlllird
and hath. 1 bedroom. Park Ave.
CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK
at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2-469$
and
rewarded.
Write
In
conliTrailer Court, lad No. 12.
1M7 Sanferd Ave.
FA M U !
drnrr, giving age, qualifications,
This ii a guest pais to the Movie
phone number to R, R. Page,
PLUMBING
land Drivc-ln (or Betty Lamb.
Mgr., 1143 Mary St., Jax 7, Fla.
Contracting A R rp iln
Exp. dale Apr. 8, '59.
Frea Estimatri
19— Male lleln Wanted
R. L HARVEY
ROSA L. PAYTON
IIEI.P US FIND THIS TEACHER 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3383
Registered Real Litate Broker
ricase pass this sd nn to some 24-PIANO IK R VICK
Ph. FA 2-1301-17-92 at Hiawatha
man teacher or principal who Is
Wide nelecllun nf Q|£
ambitious to earn at least 91,non PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING
W. L HARMON
this summer. This vacation posi
itard rnrn in mnny
tion will pay the right teacher Ph. FA 2-4223 After 3.00 p. m.
HERBERT STENSIROM
nmken and miiilrl.i.
91,000 lo 91,300 depending un abi
Rrgltiered Broker
1937 Uailillae “ 62" 4-dr. air con.
lity and length of vacation. Hr 21-4 BUILDING CONTRACTORS
LEV R1SNER
93(93
must hair good record, good For carpentry, painting, acreenLOTTIE BROADWAY
t i ll Pontiac Chief Custom 4 dr
KEN TORELIT
wurk habits, excellent character.
ing, roofing, and plaatrr repair,
$ tm
Associates
Also, an opportunity for perma
asphalt tile, asbestu* siding,
1917
Chrysler
Ssratuga
4
Door
III N. Park — Ph. FA I-14II
nent 3 figure management pod
masonry nr wood step*, leveling
919*3.01
Don. Write in coididrnce giving
and
repairing
garage*
and
1*38 Chevrnlrl ‘ '210" 2-dr. sedan
agr, education, phone number,
13-BUILDINGS
o n
inlrr»tatr
wracking rail F.\ 2-481'U.
I I 193
Bond Job in Seminole County lt'56 Ford Fairlain 2-door
suhjccta taught and extra-roril
are Advertised for isle, number
rular aclivltiei In R. R, Page. 1'hle ii a guest pa«s tn the Movie1)293
land Drive-In for In n neck.
ed from 1 to 13 starling on Ill 1933 Ford Station Wagon, Air
Mgr., 1143, Mary SI., Jax 7, Fla.
Exp. dale Apr. 8, '39.
way 1S-S North of Lake Monroe
11193
and West nn Orangt lllvil. 4- 1913 Chet ridel Del Bay, YN. PC 20— Male or Female
2 4 - ELECTRICAL SERVICES
11093
houses on Iliwsy 46 and me 13th
WANTED AT ONCE — Man or
on the S. W. end of interstate 1151 It link Ruudmaslrr 4 Door
Woman to aupply Itaweigh VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS
9881.88
Jnti.
hoilirhnld neiaaaitlra tn con Parts for all makes of :l«aaers;
1131
Pontiac
Statlnn
Wagon
Mail bids to While Construction.
Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, etc.
9791.00
sumer* In Sanford. Full or part
Company, P. O. Dux 278. Lake
Free pick up. Work guaranteed.
time A pn*Ll card will bring
Monroe. Thrrc will In* 30 days 1931 Plymouth Station Wagon
FA 2-4765.
9195
you
full
detail*
without
obliga
allowed for moving of Buddings
1931
Cadillac
"62
'
4
.......
tion.
See.
S.
A.
Smith.
Sr.,
Box
tlousa Wiring — Electric .Service
This id will run 2 Wcrk*.
*593.90
1018, Drlaind nr write RawSid Vihlrn
1151 Mvrrury ( Door
rlgh'* Dept.
FAR • 640-271,
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
91*3.08
Mrmphla, Tann.
112 Magnolia
FA 2 0913
1131 Itamlder Station Wagon
1293 ll-W a rk Waatad
23 A - BUILDING — REPAIRS—
PAINTING
DEI.U\i:
2-licdroorn
masonry
Painting A I. FA 2 7928.
home, kitchen equipped, encln*
FLOOR sanding and Lmahing
rd porch, tile bath and hard- 1*38 Chevralft '» Pirk Up
Cleaning, w a x i n g .
Serving
wood floors. Surrounded by
914(3.M nabyitt or iron. FA 2-7928.
Seminole County ainca 1925.
liraiiliful oaks and nicely land I93N Ford <| ton pick-up
BABYSITTING rati FA 2 7183.
II. M. Gleason. Lake Miry
913(3
scaped. A very good hu> al
1917
Chetrnlet
'-a
Piik
Up
110,930.00 with flexibte terms on
HOUSEWORK, Phone FA 2064*. 28—INS I'It A NEK
91291.00
down payment. Ideal retirement
1937
Dodge
'«
Pick
Ut>
22— Huaixtaa Opp»r(uaiti*a
humr.
91119.00
JCa/utA
1938 Cheirnlel '■ Pirk Up
Oldrst and largest Compsny nf its
3 BEDROOM. 1 hath. Plnrcrrst
9X91.00
/ MfgUmQE /
kind with AAA l rating is pre
home, nicrlv landscaped, VA tinpared In train qualified men he
amrd. near new school. Take
tween 25 and 50 in a permanent Malach Bldg.
over low monthly payments af
FA 2-1/12
business in Seminole, Volusia,
ter reasonable down payment.
and Flagler Counties. Prefer IT—NO riCFJt— PERSON ALB
min with livestock feeding or
INCOME TAX SERVICE
W. DIETRICHS _ REALTOR
soiling experience. Good rar nr
W’m. II. Murray
FID. Mrthvin—Velma Gonralrr,
Irtirk and moderate Investment
FA 2-1394
Adelaide II. Moses — Associate*,
required. For complete informa till Celery A ie.
Cto*rd Sunday
1901 Park A*e.
FA 2 5232
tion without ohligitinn write R.
M GRIMES, P. O. Box 678, Dex a-diet Tablets; wrrks aupply
2nd and P alm etto
2 BDI1M. CB home; Fla. rm., kit•
Ocala, Fla.
98c. Roumlltat k Anderson —
thru equipped, fenced luck yard, I’ h o n e :
FA
Fanils Drug Store.
large utility rm. $Li nit*, in23—SPECIAL SERVICE!
.F A 2.0711
e l u d e * insurance A lavrt
Night:
FA 2.031m
Quick laundromat Sarvlca
FA 2 5883.
MANAGER TRAINEE
Shirts Finished lo 48 Hauri
12—BOATS and M O fO U
Sanitono Dry Cleaning
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
MAJOR HR OWN REALTY
E. 29th St. Foodmart Bldg.
Your
F.vlnrude Draler
Realtor
r o ll A MAN WHO CAN
AOCTHS1DE
LAUNDROMAT
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
IAKE. MARY
QUALIFY
AS A FUTURE
804 6 8 E. lit. Phan* KA 2 m i ENVEfAJPES, letterhead*, atatePh. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 IW4.
BRANCH
MANAGER.
nienla, ini m en , hand bills, and
It— Pata-IJif *i**,h-8aof lit*
HEI R TAVERN o i lliway 17 92,
programs,
ate.
Progressiva
Single man, must l>e at least
k oluaia County. FA 2 U306.
Printing Co. Fhoua FA 2-2811 —
CHIHUAHUA Puppies, Registered,
108 West 13th St.
high schuul graduate.1 burnt
call in eiening, FA 2-7158.
20 ACRE tile farm with Slu'dcollege training preferred.
room houie. On paved road.
Planned Management Train
Eaay terms. I’hone FA 2 I22J,
ing Program. Unlimited op
portunity fur advancement due
to expansion o f oiganilatlOn.
\\e invite you lo b« our sueals nbaolutety fraa
All modern employee hem-fit*.
without obligation at one of Sanford's leading f
Straight Salary • Car furnished
Motels while you locale uuitable homing for
PlumliinK <$ Repairs
m
J. W. HALL
Window Seals — Lintels — Sleet
Grease Traps — Sand—Dry Weila
SYRTEMP
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO,
lypes and tires. Instilled
Ph. FA 2-3731
309 Elm Ave.
"Do It Yourieif"
BEST DEALS
ON WHEELS
Stcnstrom Realty
Reduced Fur Quick
Sale
TRUCKS
Ka*y To Assemble
Rot k Termite Proof
Many Sires Priced From 99.43
M»pl*
GOOD used furniture. FA 2-1808.
DELUXE gas range. 0 x 12 all
wool rug and pad. FA 2-3T3S af
ter 4 p. m.
Thi* i* a guest pass to the Hit*
Theatre for Mrs. Fred Million.
Exp. date Apr. 10, '39.
REFRIGERATOR, iatc t»3l model
Hotpolnt.
Maytag
automatic
washer like new, both very good
huis
MS Summerland Ave.
Phone FA 2 2802.
'GREY nylon sofa hed and chair,
living set $13 00, Twin Mattresses, 9W0O. Bicycle $10.00, call
FA 2 0412.
ERONIXED Winter concole piano
with bench and d a m p 'ch tie r,
almost new, excellent cdhdltfon.
Owner must sacriftce,“vCB 11
FA 2 3289.
/* '*•
This Is a guest pass tn tha Hits
Theatre for Dave Brown. Exp.
dale Apr. I, '39.
.*-■
28—FURNITURE and
HOC8KHOLD GOOD*
$SAVE$ - New Sc Used
Furniture and Appliance
Mather of Sanford
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F O O D M A R T 'S N E W S T O R E IN C H U L U O T A IS
Sanford; Accepts
Lakeland Position
CONGRATULATIONS — Cheater Mu*« (left) extend*
congratulation* to Elery Ander*on, who I* leaving SanfoH to become manager of two Mather a tore* in Lake*
land. Must will become manager of Mather’a Sanford
■tore.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Soutk (New York)
Ready To Secede
NEW YORK (UP1) - If a growlag group of New York Cily resi
dents has its way there will be
a Blit etar on the U. 8. Beg be
fore long—for the etete of South
New York.
Present indications are that it
Will take New York City nnslderaUy longer to get its own star
th*a ft took Hawaii and Alaska.
,■Nevertheless, some tax • weary
ffcltdants of the nation's greatest
etty are whooping rebel yells and
hollering accession.
r boy and Democratic majority
der in the slate Senate, takes
II wrioualy enough to have of
fe n d an amendment to the state
noatltutlon selling up the d iy as
• separate etate.
Unfortunately for the eause, his
proposal fared badly In the SenIta Tuesday. K wai brought to a
sots and Just about everyone vott l loudly and whimsically for H,
but Speaker Malcolm Wilson rul-
B
cd that It had been voted down.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner said
recently that accession would have
a "great doal of benefit for the
city and should b« given thought”
despite the obvious difficulties
such a move would have.
New York City is having trou
ble gelling enough funds to keep
going. Wagner hat proposed var
ious new taxei but mutt gat con
sent of the Legislsturet, meeling
In Albany, to levy them.
Several of the mayor's pet
•ihciiiti. ha vs beta turned down
by the Legislature, dominated by
upstate interests and the Hepublican Party,
i
New York CHy pays between
55 and M per cent of the stata’ i
total revenue, according to Wag
ner, and get* back only about 35
per cent of that revenue. When a
state budget exceeds two billion
dollars, as this year'a does, that
gets Into the vicinity ef big mon
ey.
mobilised for war or preparing
for war," Amory said. "They
strike * balance between military
and other eapendlturca Just aa
we do.”
He believes the Soviet Union la
not ready U> risk a nuclear war
over Berlin. Nikita Khrushchev,
instead, thinks he can fonre tha
West to “ chicken out."
"I f the West U resolute,”
Amory said, "then I believe that
the Soviet Union will be the ones
to back dowa."
During the IB years o f pcaca
which Amory ia convinced the
Soviet Union must have and
urgently wants, tha CIA exiwcta
the Kremlin to follow this general
pattern!
flay Its Sputnik diplomacy to
tho limit.
Stand pal against all pressure
In the areas now dominated by
communism.
Insist either upon two - nation
talks between the Soviet Union
and the United States or demand
that satellite power* sit beside
Soviet
conferees
in
numbers
equal to the numlwr of allies sit
ting beside the Americans.
Maintain at high pitch work of
trouble-making among the peo
ples of non-communlst nations.
But softening this Fifth Column
activity with some show o f
willingness to cooperate with gov
ernments over which the Kremlin
exercises no control.
Continue an effective foreign
Tlie honor roll for the past six policy of "no slrlngi" foreign aid
Weeks has been released by Sem
inole High School.
Receiving all A’s during the
fourth six-week unit was (Kb grad
er Ann Schumacher; luth grade,
Deanna Dletriche, Nancy ntumas,
Robert Ilutlard; 11th grade, John
ny Allred. Henry Morgan, Steve
Powell, James Sherrsrd, Nanry
Outier, Janet Glenn, Marilyn Mc
Daniel, Peggy Price; 12th grade,
Audrey Ilnlgrr, Mary Jane Klynt,
Peggy Wrstgate, John Dinkins,
Clifford McKRibin.
Receiving more A's than B's
ware tth grade students, Alison
Blake, Susan Carpenter, Bonnie
Giclow, Carolyn Gillyard, Desia
Horner, Frankie Jones, Sharron
Kiser, Debbie Scott, John BonUscr,
JamM Brantley, Owen Cammaek,
Michael Caolo, John Goerss, Wal
ler Meriwether, William Ott, Bob
p lM m b o c R
Wllliami.
Tenth grade, Penny Anderson,
M to * «
Margaret Jones. Joy Wester, Ansel
Bennett,
Doug Tamney;
11th
grade, Buddy F u 1 p • r , David
Goers*. Cordell Jeffrey, Truman
Troulner, Dolores llargrnave, Kay
Ivty, Jean MrMurrough. Jane Os
ym
borne. Shrrlcne Shepard, and Sue
Ann Toney.
By LYLK « . WILSON
WASHINGTON (U P I)—Robert
J e w y Jfc probably la St* secondI s * or third • beet informed
Atarrt~rn ea what the Russian
Cosaanuilefc see doing, thinking
■ad planning.
1 Amory it deputy chief fur Intelfecence of the Central Intelligence
Agency. OiA to the United Stalea
apy apparatus or, in more polite
language, It is a counter-intelli
gence organisation.
This well informed American
waa making a speech the other
day In Columbia, S.C. Amory'a
speech did not get the publicity it
deserved despite tha fact that
what he had to say was pretty
good news for U, 8. cUlicna.
B is atory waa that the Soviat
Union la neither ready nor pre
paring for a war; that the Krem
lin doe* not want a war although
Communist Russia would light Lf
It must. Amory said the Russian
leaders derided 18 months ago
lb ul their Communist ceunomy
bad to have IB year* of peace to
achieve their internal develop
ment plans.
"Their economy ia by no moans
Our bow loan
poMibltfor
Elery K. Anderson will leave
■anford April 1 for Lakeland,
where he will assume manage
ment of . two Malhera furniture
atnrea.
Tor the past 11 year*, Anderson
has supervised Mather of Sanford.
He eame here from Burlington,
N. C., after 20 years aa manager
of the Manufacturers and Stores
Corporation.
Although he was born in Chat
tanooga, Tenn., Anderson attended
school and was married in Lake
land. He will return after an ab
sence of 32 years. Mrs. Anderson’s
mother and brother are residents
of that city.
The couple has one daughter,
Mrs. Frank Roberta of Ormond
Beach, and three grandchildren.
"W e regret leaving Sanford, and
the many friends we have here,”
Anderson said, "but when a pro
motion is offered K la foolish to
turn N down.”
Chester Muse will become man
ager id Mather of Sanford after
Anderson's departure. Muse has
been assistant manager for more
than two ysars.
GOING GREAT GUNS
AND WE ARE C O N T IN U IN G OUR GRAND O PEN IN G
C E L E B R A T I O N FOR A N O T H E R B IG W EEK OF S A V I N G S
HUNDREDS
Thirty-five per cent of U. 8.
married couples spend more time
at home gardening than at any
other pastime, according to a
xurvey report hy the American
Association of Nurserymen.
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CAIRO (UPI) — The Egyptlans suspect they ire getting
diplomatic doubletalk from the
Russians,
No mater whet other preoccu
pation may occupy the Arab
world, there U one that is con
stant—their enmity for Israel.
And it Is in the matter of Is
rael that they think they are gotling double talk from the Soviet
Union.
The Israeli luue was at the top
of the agenda of this spring'*
meeting of the Arab League.
The league headquarter* sit* in
the middle of downtown Cairo, it
is a aolld-appcarlng building of
yellow atona set in the midst of
a sandy courtyard. Spring flow
ers line the driveway approach to
the entrance. Thera is a reception
hall and hlgh-ceilinged rooms on
cither side.
In one of these rooms Is the of
fice of Abdul Halek Hassounu,
secretary general of tha league
which ranks Israel as Us bitterest
enemy.
The main topic was the flow of
Jewish refugees from Romania.
Russia, he said, has given the
league blanket assurances that no
Russian Jews would lie permitted
to emigrate to Israel. Romania
luu said its emigration ls limited
and Is for humanitarian purposes.
“ But,” ha said, "when we hear
Mr. David Ben-Gurlon (premier
of Israel) asking for more refu
gees and planning to get Into Is
rael 100,000 In 10M> and know of
tha existence of receiving renters
in Vienna and the activities of
agents In Italy looking after them
and facilities for their trip to Is
rael, we cannot help bul feel
there is a planned program for
this purpose,"
An Kgyptian government offi
cial echoed llassouna but in
stronger language.
"The Russians may say lliey
ute not permitting emigration,”
he said, "but we don't believe
them.
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FLORIDA
NO. 399
Chiang Promises Aid For Tibet
New s Briefs
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Fight On Mainland
Platypus Is Dead
NEW YORK (UPI) — The only
platypus remaining in tha Bronx
Zoo died Wednesday.
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Congress Goes Home
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WASHINGTON (UPI) —All but a
corporal's guard of the 86lh Con
gress wa* off on a 10-day Easter
recess today.
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GETS CONTRACT — Brijr. Gen. Willlnm L.
Rogers (right), vice commander of the Air
Force Missile Test Center, holds a $192,000
contract for Dynatronics, Inc. The electron
i c firm will be housed in a new plant in Se
minole County in June. With Rogers are
George F. Anderson (left), vice president of
Dynatronics, and Rol»ert P. Bishop, senior
production engineer for Dynatronics.
(USAF Photo)
Dynatronics Given
$192,000 Project
Dynatronics Inc. hat received ill
fe a t defense contract to be
Developed and manufactured at
fee Seminole County plant.
The $113,000 contract calli for
(be design, development a n d
manufacture of a pulie code
modulation recording ayitcm. The
lyitcm will be uicd at the Atlantic
Mlisile Range.
The trantacllon was handled
through Drig. Gen. William L.
R ogen, vice commander of the
Air Force Missile Crater. George
Decision Delayed
•On Plea By Plant
A decision on the re-sonlng of
i n area around Five Pointi yesOnlay waa poitponed until next
Wednesday by the Seminole Coun-j
W Zoning Board.
Residents in the area protested
plana to construct a paint and
plastics plant. The decision was
L off lines only three members
the board vara present.
.Saha JCrldsr, chairman of ilia
County Commission, said this
morning, “ We shouldn't let a few
homeowners prevent ui from pul
ling an Industry in this obviously
fesirable location. Already, the
a n a contains a large fcrtiliier
plant, a cow pasture and a beer
tavern. I won't tell the Zoning
board what to do, but I'm dis
a p p o in te d that they did not ap^ r o v s fco change to Industrial."
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Summit Proposed
By Western Notes
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The U.
ft., Britain and France aent notes
D a Russia today proposing a sum
mit conference which could deal
with a peace treaty wtth Germany
and the Berlin crisis.
The notes insisted that a foreign
ministers' meeting precede the
anmmll and that K “ Justify” auch
• top-level parley.
The separate notes to Russia
OigNesled the foreign ministers dii«usa "questions relating to Ger
many, including a peace treaty
ferith Germany and the question or
C a r lin ."
The V. I. note said the purpose
• f the ministers' meeting "should
be to reach positive agreements
over as wide a field as possible,
and in any case to narrow the dif
ferences between the respective
points of view and to prepare con
structive proposals" for a heads of
government meeting la'er.
1‘On this understanding and as
faoon as developments in the for-’
^ I g n ministers' meeting justify
hokiing a summit conference, the
U. S. government would be ready
to participate in such a summit
conference," the U. 8. note said.
Truck Hits Auto;
Parked Car Is Hit
No arrests or injuries were re^ported m two automobile and truck
accidents yesterday.
The first, at 4:36 p. m , occurred
at the intersection of Southwrst
Road and 13th St., when Floyd
Earl Heraii, plumber for Wall
Plumbing and Heating, ran into the
rear of a car driven by Betty Jean
Roberts, Hyear-old school teachcr.
Ralph Edward Wright. 41. back
ed into a parked car at 16th St.
fe nd Strawberry Ave. at 8 14 p m
T'he car was owned by Delores
Walden Sham bray, school teacher.
All are Negroes.
Four In One Year?
GENEVA, N, Y. (UPI) — Whin
Airs. Artis Grady gave birth to
twins March S she became a
mother for the fourth time in a
ji-ar. On March ZJ, 1956, she had
TA1PKI (UPI)—President ChiatiR Kai-Miek anid today
ha would lead hia Nationalist Chinese force* upninst tha
Communists if the Tibetan rebels carry on their fight.
Chiang, in his first statement since the anli-Coninninisl
revolt broke out in Tibet, said the Nationalists are ''mnkinjr
every possible effort" to aid the revolutionary forces.
K rider aaid the homeowners
“ paid practically no taxes In the
area, and only a few of them
protected” the zoning.
The Peninsula Taint and Plas
tics Co. was to have begun con
st ruction as soon as zoning was
approved.
Victim Identified—
From Fingerprints
Coflee Club Hears
Speech By Wright,
Manager Of Plant
U. S. In Tall Cotton
WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e gov
ernment will be in the cotton busi
ness this year on a scale bigger
than ever.
Citrusmen To Meet
LAKELAND (U PI)—Florida atrus Mutual will hold it* Uth annual
membership meeting tn Winter
Haven June 16.
Florida Ranks Third
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Floi.
ids now ranks third In thi nation
in commitment of federal fundi
for eonstnictlon of Interstate high
F. Anderson, vice-president and ways, it waa disclosed today.
general manager of Dynatronics,
accepted the contract.
JACKSONVILLE (U PI)— The
The project, first of Its kind
In Seminole County, will be under annual County Commissioners As
the direction of Robert P. Bishop, sociation convention closes to
senior production engineer for night w|(h an 8<trtre«* h* Ren
Dynatronics.
George Smathers.
Odham It Tudor, Sanford, ha*
cleared the ground and completed
preliminary work for construc
LAKELAND (UPI) - The Flotion of the plant In Spring Ham rid* Citrus Commission reported
mock, near the Big Tree In Semi today that Denmark had agreed
nole County. Actual construction to Import fresh Florida oranges
is scheduled to begin Monday.
and grapefruit.
The building is scheduled for
completion by June 13. Dynatro
nics plans to occupy spicioua new
NAPLES, Italy (UPI) - NATO
quarters by July 1. Work on the land, sea and air forces In the
government contract will begin Medterranean area will test their
Immediately, Dynatronics officials defense and counter-attack capa
said.
bilities in a combined exercise next
The electronics firm announced month.
a couple of weeks ago that Jt
would move Into Seminola Coun
ty. Parker Painter Jr., president
NEW YORK (U PI)—Hie cruise
of the firm, said at tba tim# that
Meeting: Near End
Danes To Buy Citnis
Exercises Planned
Ship, Tanker Collide
PR E-COO LEK OPENS — Jet-Vttc, luc., today opened ita
htiRC vegetable pre-cooling plant In Sanford. Located on
Seminole Blvd„ the plant can cool vcgctablea in .truckload
Iota. Lonkiuff at the tall structure are Cecil Tucker, county
uKcut; Harry Valdou, secretary-treasurer of Jet-Vac, and
Joseph Kuramal, Jet-Vac field director,
(Staff Photo)
Pre-Cooler Plant
il ik
crease employment from the cur
rent 100 to about 400 la the next
three or four years.
Local officials have predicted
that the young firm will become
The drowning victim found last one of Central Florida's largest
Saturday tn Lake Monroe was employers.
identified this morning as Walter
Stevens Jackson, of Cleveland, O.
A report from the FBI in Wash
ington to Constable Slim Galloway
said that Jackson was born Jan.
27. 1916. He was picked up for
drunkent-ss In Tampa, March 4,
when he gave his address as
P. O. Box 334, Englewood.
LONDON (UPI) - Moscow Ra
According to the FBf, Jackson
was a drifter and mechanic, who dio complained today that the
had been In and out of jails all West is getting ready to back out
over the country since 1934. Idem of any summit talks.
The official radio voice of the
lifleatlon was made by fingerprints
Soviet Union suggested In an Eng
sent the FRI by Galloway.
His body was recovered by lish language broadcast the U. 8.
police on the east side of Bake wai leading the way among “ cer*
Monroe, In a badly decomposed tain Western circles” which do
condition. Authorities are attempt not really want the talk*.
ing lo locate relative! or friends
A Moscow Radio commentator
said although no official commu
In Englewood.
The body is at Drisson Funeral nique wai Issued after the talks
between Prime Minister Harold
Home.
Macjnlllan and President Eisen
hower “ newsmen almost unani
mously underscored that the U. S.
and British leaders were ready lo
r
go to tha top-level conference re
gardless of the outcome of the
foreign ministers' meeting."
NEW YORK (U PI) —A forgery
But Wednesday, Moscow said.
suspect got the drop on two "American officials warned that
treasury agents and two postal the convening of a top-level con
Inspectors today. He escaped with fercnce should not be considered
a pistol and credentials of one of as something already settled.
the agents.
"This leads one to believt that
Police sent out a city-wide certain Western circles, mainly
alarm for the suspect, Idcnti- American, are p r e p a r i n g the
as Sunny Yates. 28, a Negro. He ground for backing out," the comwas acrunt panted by an uniden mer'ator said.
tified woman.
Asst.
U. S. Atty.
Kenneth
Stern tierg aaid the agents and in
spector* went lo a Brooklyn ad
dress to question Yutcs.
•Suddenly he pulled a pistol,
The Seminole High School PTA
took a gun and credentials from Tuesday night tabled a motion tn
an agent and fled the building, stay, not leave, the state and naSternberg said.
tlonal congresses.
The treasury men were identi
In a report uf the meeting yes
fied as Charles Gitlens and Paul terday, The llrrald reported that
Scanlon. The postal inspectors the PTA tabled a motion to with
sere Arthur Danning and James draw.
Oliver.
John Kader made the motion to
stay. After discussion, members
thought it best to wait until
everyone had a chance lo "think
it n ie r." A decision is scheduled
at the meeting, April 28.
George Touhy, .Sanford, official
ly hat been certified as a commis
sioner lo the 99th General Aisom*
bly of the Presbyterian Church,
in the United State*.
The Assembly will meet in At
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov.
lanta, April Zt 28, bringing toge I,eRoy ColUns has conrelled to
ther more than ioo comtnliiioners day's news conference so be can
from 16 synods from all southern iiH-nd the whole day working on
his legislative program.
states.
Collins told newsmen Wednesday
Touhy will attend a* a commitaioncr from the St. Johns Preaby be would spend today at hi*
ti-ry. The General A»semhly meet* beach cottage working on the
annually to establish laws and broad program he will recom
programs under which the church mend to the legislative opening
April k
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Red Radio Claims
West Backing Out
Suspect Gets Drop
O U. S. Agents;
Takes Gun. Flees
Motion To Stay,
Not Leave PTA
Touhy Is Selected
Assembly Delegate
Governor Cancels
News Conference
Ing collision at sea today, killing
one member of the tanker crew
and Injuring five other*.
U. S. Gets ‘Aid’
BONN, Germany (U PI) — West
Germany will repay some of its
debt to the United States March
31 with a transfer of 130 million
dollars, an announcement by the
two governments said Wednesday.
Elections Unlikely
LONDON <UPI>—The governing
Conservative Party suffered an
election setback today which ap
peared to rule out any likelihood
of Prime Minister Harold Macmlllan’i calling for parliamentary
elections this spring.
Union Probe Sought
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Chair
man John L. McClellan of the
Senate Rackets Committee urged
the Civil Right* Commission to
Investigate evidence that Florida
union officials art “ exploiting”
Negroes in organising drives.
Minnow Check Asked
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The
Game and Fresh Water Fish Com
mission today urged alt fishermen
and bait dealers to eherk im
ported minnows to make sure
they aren't Infested with “ anchor
parasite.”
Lake Mary Pioneer
Put In Hospital
Frank Evans, 79-year-old Lake
Mary pioneer, was taken lo Semi
nole Memorial Hospital early yes
terday moridng.
His condition was listed as
“ fairly good” this morning by
hospital authorities, although he
la unabl* to have visitors.
The giant pre-cooler oa Semi
nole Boulevard went into operation
today.
Built by Jet Vac Coolers Inc., of
Philadelphia, the plant can pro
cess a lull trader load of vege
tables within minutes.
Brokers and growers in the Cen
tral Florida area will utilise the
service to remove moisture and
cool crops of celery, corn, cabbage,
Steakley Selected
'Driver Of Month'
Jerry Steakley, 18 year-old son
of Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Steakley,
has been chosen "driver of the
month" at Seminole High School.
Th* award of an engraved silver
plaque and so gallons of gas was
made Tuesday morning during a
program at tim high school. The
plaque waa given by Kader Jew
elry, and the gas by Dodson’s
Phillip* "66” service station.
Charlie Morrison, public relation*
director of the Chamber of Com
merce, made the presentation.
Steakley waa chosen from regist
ered students at the school who
make a practice of courtesy and
safety rules on the highway.
Mrs. Michael Caolo Is chairman
of tha safety (ommlttee for the
PTA, which sponsors the Driver
of Ihe Month award.
CivitanH To Meet
The Sanford Clvilan Club will
meet at 7 tonight at the Plnecrcst
Inn. Guest speaker will be Vir
ginia Conn, city editor of The
Herald.
lettuce and bean*. The plant 1*
expected to boast area vegetable
production and bring belter prices
for vegetables.
The automation of pro cooling
machinery allows one man to
operate the process. A trailer load
of vegetables is driven into a
large steel chamber. The door* of
the chamber are closed and seal
ed.
A mobile power plant creates
steam through jets. The jets
create a vacuum in the chamber,
pulling all air and moisture from
the vcgctablea. Thun Ihc power
plant refrigerates the contents ot
the chamber to 33 degrees. Tile
doors open and Ihe load Is ready
to go about its business—north,
smith, east or west—the vege
tables will rtinain In fresh condi
tion fur a minimum of ten days.
The jet process pulls mniilura
from the very heart of the vege
table. Many pre-cooling plants
■imply dctiioixluriie the first few
layers or leaves.
Two similar plant* now are in
operation in Cudarvitlc. N. J. and
Oswego, N, Y. Another is under
construction in Pine Island, N. Y.
The Sanford mu-ration was built
at a cost of fl.VQ.OOU, according to
Harry Valdou, secretary-treasur
er of Jet Vac Coider* Inc. Valdou
is in town informing grower* and
brokers of Ihe new service.
The local operation will I*
handled by Joseph Kuramal, field
director a< the Philadelphia firm.
Valdou said Sanford was chosen
for its central location. He added
"W e know Ihe truckers have to
coma through Sanford to deliver
their produce to the north. Also,
It is just between Ihe large cen
terr of Hastings and Zcllwuod."
Farmers To M eet, Plan Pipeline Fight
Seminole Countv tanners will
meet in the courthouse tomorrow
morning to discuis strategy in
their battle to prevent ■ natural
gas pipeline company from "chop
ping up some ot Ihe best farms in
Florida.''
Ways and means uf combatting
a decision by the Houston, Tex ,
Gas & Oil Corp. to take rights ofway through local farms will be
discussed. The pipeline company
hat Lied auil against Herbert Beh
rens for a right-of-way across a
field which Behrens values at
$50,000.
Meanwhile, John Krider. chair
man of the Seminole Board of
County Commissioner*, said that
the Board had pissed a resolu
tion to allow the rompjny to lay
the pipeline, bringing natural ga«
lo Central Florida, along county
Krider said "they don't have to
go across the Heidi."
W. C. Hutchison Jr., attorney
for Behrens, termed liie com
pany's decision “ arbitrary” and
questioned the selection ol one
farmer at the target of an emi
nent domain suit.
"W e take a dim view of Uilt
matter from tha standpoint of the
taxpayers,” Hutchison declared.
"Individual rase* like tills, when
there arc other properly owners
who have not signed, will lie up
a court aud jury. Taking Individ
ual rase* could be prolonged and
expensive. By taking this one piece
of land, they wouldn't complete
the right of way."
Krider and Hutchisoo said thay
understood that the Atlantic Coast
lane Railroad had offered rights
of way, in much the sama fashion
the county had agreed In laying
liie lino along roads.
Local faimort and farm officials
invited “ all growers anti interest
ed persons'' to the 10 a. m. meet
ing in the county courtroom.
Chairman of the meeting wilt be
Harold Kasincr.
Farmers yesterday pledged an
all-out fight to keep the pipeline
from cutting across rich vege
table lands. Soil experts said cut
ting through the “ hard pan” (clay
under the sand) would "ruin for
all time these fields for farming
because they no lunger would bold
moisture."
Hutchison said the pipeline eould
have chosen “ two other locations
at lets cost" than the routs
through Behrens' farm. Eihretu
said the pipeline "can hava the
whole farm " if U angles across
bis land.
James Wright, manager of tha
Ox-Fibre Brush Co., Benson Junc
tion, spoke to members of the
Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce Coffee Club this morn
ing.
The Ox-Fibre Company is cele
brating its 75th inntversary, al
though Wright hastened to say
that he waa not celebrating his.
Wright's pride In the company he
has served for 33 years wa* evi
dent.
He cited Ihe Arm's longevity
and recognition aa a leader In lilt
brurh industry, snd.-praised It*
board of directors as “ frugal, con
servative and progesslve men."
*T must say, however," Wright
said, “ That they are possessed
with a strange, and sometimes
boring Insistence that management
show a profit."
Wright thanked Sanford for be
ing such a friendly neighbor—
Sanford was once the home of OxFihre.
His amusing
remarks
caught the interest of Coffee Club
mu miser* and held them spell
bound, until be left the microphone
in a hearty round of applause.
Charlie
Morrison
Introduced
guests and new members of the
Club. Among them were Ward
Goodrich, business manager of the
danftV. GraybnumW. Re*.-Ashton,
manager'of Food Fair, Mayor A1
lormann of Longwood, Bob Mc
Kee, of McKee Motora, Harry Val
dou, secretary-treasurer of Jet-Vac
Cooler Inc., and field director Joe
Karml.
Others included Cecil Tucker,
county agent; Boh Carroll, assoc
iate ni Harold Kasincr; Milton
Stuart, new owner of Celery City
Printing Co.; John Pierre, own
er of Pierre Manufacturing Co.;
Ida associate and son in-law, Jer
ry Ferraro; Marvin Mcltrer, man
ager of Sanford Manufacturing Co.,
and Boy Wright, of the Sanford
Atlantic Bank.
Chiang'* declaration lot lowed reports from Nationalist intelligence
sources that the insurgent* hava
cut the two mainland route* from
Rrd Clna to Ihe remote Himalayan
kingdom.
Chiang addressed his 500-word
me'rage to the people of Tibet.
"I f you remain firm and cour
ageous and If you continue to carry
on the fight soon I shall lead your
compatriots, civilian and military
alike, to join foren with you on
the mainland and to fight shoulder
to shoulder for the successful ful
fillment of our sacred mission a(
national salvation," Chiang said.
The 70-year-old general iiaims
said "the government of the re
public of Nationalist China is mak
ing every effort to give you con
tinuous and effective aid."
He did not disclose what the aid
was. But key Nationalist officials
have been meeting day a*d night
during th* past 73 hours to And
ways to belp the uprising.
The Chiang statement came as
the London Times, in a dispatch
from Kalimpong on the IndianTibetan frontier, said the KAhag,
Supremo Tibetan Cabinet, had de
clared itself independent of Chi
nese Communist control.
Reports reaching New Delhi In
dicated Lhasa was quiet but that
there was widespread fighting in
other areas of Titiet and that tha
rebels were holding the town ol
Gyantse which controls an Irapo^
tint road through Tibet.
Adenauer Worried
About Red Parleys
BONN, Oermany turi)~Cha*.
cellar Konrad A d e n a n e r waa
nagged by fears today tha Wattera powers might weaken Weal
Germany's position in negotia
tions with the Soviet Union.
He wai reported particularly
worried that the Western powers
will accept something less than
general controlled disarmamenta settlement that might weakai
West Germany defensively.
Hi* aldei and others who aen
him regularly said this explains
Ihe 63-year-old Adenauer's ex
treme suspicion of and extrema
■ensltiveneii to public statements
by other Western leaders.
Adenauer's suspicions,
which
have infected many of his advis
er* and most of the newspapers
which normally stay close to his
foreign policy line, have caused
a series of crisis in Germsn-British relations.
Only this w e e k Adenauer In
The immiiil Easier Sunrise Ser- structed his ambassador in Lon
vica will tas held again tills Sun- don
...............
............ .Iho truth about
to determine
day at Ihe Sanford Memorial 8 U -1 reporj , Britain was considering
diuiit on Mellon villa A rt.
|
Rind of “ freeie" on atomic
Ihe program I. presented by |weapons In central Europe,
the Seminole County Ministerial |
Association, and will begin at
(1:Ifi a.m. This is an inter-church
service. The public is invited.
The Rev. Holu-rt Spear will be
the speaker. Two anthems will
IHBKRNIA, N. J. (U PI) —Mrs.
Le rrndcicd by tin- Seminole High Ellen Church, who told police she
School Glee Club: “ All in the bludgeoned two of her children to
April Evening" and “ Bi-nenth the death with a toy tomahawk and s
Cross ot Jesus." The club will be hummer, waa confined to an in
accompanied by the High Bchoul stitution today ss insane.
band.
“ I thought we were all Insane,'*
Congieratiuiiat singing will be •he told official* Wednesday iq
led by Charlie
Morrison.
The
»er. ,
explaining why she took the live.'
vice Includes Ihe^ Rev. lmnald 0j lwo uj [lrr t-|ul<lren and tried
Giuvcmnier, the Ucv. Ira Hind to kill two others by feeding them
man, and the Rev, W. T. Par overdoses of sleeping pills in fresh
son*.
raspberries.
Mrs. Church, a den mother for
Scout Cub Back 62 in Hockaway
township, also had tried to com
mit suicide by taking sleeping
pills after Ihe attack on ber child
The charge against (Tiff Bowen, ren.
SI-year-old house painter, ha*
been changed from petty larency
lo grand larceny, according to De
puty Sheriff L. J. Krix.
Kris said a television act, stand,
radio and jarket were found be
Mrs. Anns Kathryn Minor, M,
neath Bourn's house at 316 West former Sanford resident, died
First St. The articles were stolen Tuesday in a Winter Garden hos
from the Palm* Hotel, 420 West pital. She was born in Oviedo, and
First St. They were Identified by moved to Winter Garden from
one ol tile residents, Waiter Fallen, Sanford in 1936.
Bowen La in the Seminole Coun
Among her survlvora Is oo* brev
ty jail under |5u0 bond. He was ther, Lewi* M. Lclnhart. Sanford.
charged with petty larceny at the
Funeral service* will lie held at
time of his arrest.
2 p. m. tomorrow in the Ocoee
Christian Church. Dr. Paul H.
Packard
will
ufficiate.
Haw
thorne Funeral Home, Winter Gar*
den, la in eharge of arranjementa.
Sunrise Services
Set For Stadium
Mother Confined
For Tots* Deaths
Larceny Charged
To House Painter
Mrs. Anna Minor,
Ex-Resident, Dies
Sheriff, Deputy
Attend Meeting
Sheriff J. L. Hobby and Deputy
Jimmy Singletary are attending
th* Board of Trustees meeting uf
Fair through Friday. Little
tiia Boys Ranch of th# Florida
Sheriff* Association.
perature change. High this aflaes
'Die meeting is being held at the noon M to 63, low tonight H U M .
DuPont Plaza in Miami. Sheriff East and southeast winds I to U
arhmm.
f
MoU* is « — hag of tbs Booed.
Weather
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The long-debated level of assessment nod millaga on
Reminole County property will be eettled In the office of
State Comptroller Ray E. Green.
An announcement yesterday that Green would '‘medi
ate'' the debate between Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, tax as
sessor, and the County Commission and School Board does
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Sanford Supports
Jaycee Tax Reform
A resolution from the City of
•anford supporting the Jaycecs'
tax reform program was authoris
ed last night by City Commission
ers.
f i n d e r Ue ca sir..i; ship of Carm il Burke, local Jaycoes have
keen circulating petitions through
Banlord and Seminole County,
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who algn
request the redueMon at government expenditures
and a moderate tax structure,
Ik e petitions will be called In
today and delivered to the national
•rgsnlsatioa by State Chairman
Art Harris of Sanford. The tax re
fo r m program la sponsored in the
% tore it of better government by
Jaycees all over the V. 8.
A similar resolution has been
approved by the Board of County
Commlsslonars.
Ray Green Reports
Million Balance
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The
stale General Revenus Fund was
left with a balance- of nine million
dollars today after re-paying SO
Million dollars to trust accounts.
The money wsa borrowed last
fall to keep the state on a cash
basis.
Comptroller Ray E. Green,
p oin tin g out that more revenue 1>
wyet to be collected, laid the fund
fa in “ pretty good shape."
March and April, Florida's big
ton collection months, should add
about g million dollars to the
toad. Than comes the lean period.
When monthly expenditures eatm f income.
Meanwhile, the L e g i s l a t i v e
Council's special committee an
taxation mailed to all legislators
- a s lS -m fo statement of the sttto’l
A to a a c k l eudook tor the MXt.two
POSTS.
It was compiled by Sen. S . C.
Pearce ef Paltaka and the nous•flu research staff.
Pearce reiterated his belief that
income la the next two years will
net exceed too million dollars and
may fall below that.
Appropriations committees of
both bouses have set their sights
j a a ■ general appropriations bill
V t to exceed « S million dollar*.
Pearce, In a eover totter, toformed the legislators that the
financial problems facing the
IMS session are “ serious" and
invited them to use the figures
to making their own estimates nf
bow mneh the state can
Miami Gets Pair
*For Theft O f C a r
arguing again, Commission Chair
man Jobs Krider said today.
Commissioners, members of the
School Board, members af the
Zoning Board, the county attor
ney and a representative of the
private appraisal company now
making a survey la Urn county
visited Green’s office yesterday.
Krider said the group was not
attempting to criticise anyone. Ha
added that “ It was a conference
to go over the problems."
Green told the group that be
would call Mrs. Walker and mem
bers of the Seminole legislative
delegation to Tallahassee on Aprii
• to discuss the level at assessments.
At the same Rime, be said he
wanted assurance that tax millage would be reduced in propor
tion to the increase la the assess
ment level.
"I will try to persuade Mrs.
Walker to prepare a tax roll based
on more realistic values,“ Green
lold the local officials.
Krider said an appraisal such
as being prepared by Dowling Ap
praisal Co. could giva the county
a tax roll of tlOO million or more.
Ha said this figure would be reach
ed If property assessments were
raised from the current 40 per cent
level to 78 per cent of value.
Krider added that the millage in
the county could be reduced from
6114 mills to about If, if the
assessment level to raised to 71
per cent of value.
He and other county officials
told Green that tax revenues are
not keeping pace with population
In Seminole County and that many
new homes are gettlog a com
plete tax exemption under existing
conditions.
Mrs. Walker said several weeks
ago that she would not aet an
assessment level until after she
had conferred with Green. She
said thia would be done at Green'a
request.
Experts Seeking
ONEIDA, Tens. (U PI)— Acci
dentally exploded dynamite at a
coal gas blast were believed to
day to have caused the daatbs ef
nine miners la the Phillip*-West
Coal Co. mine near bar*.
The nine men died in an earthshaking explosion early Monday,
All of the victims were burned to
death,
apparently
eaught
by
flames and fumes that raced
along the 4,000-foot abaft after the
explosion.
,
Scott County Sheriff Dorsey
Rosser said dynamite rosy have
been aet off accidentally. Authori
ties also said the blast might have
been caused by ■ gas accumula
tion or coal dust explosion.
The victims included three of
four partners who owned the
mine. Four of the bodies were
found face down, armi out
stretched, apparently indicating
they were running.
Federal Inspectors immediately
began an Inquiry Into the disaster.
Nona of the men who had gone
down la the mine shortly before
T;M a. m. yesterday aurvived.
Two car thtovaa were returned
to the scene ef the crime today
after a weekend to the Seminole
County Jail.
Bobby Jos Davis and William
Johnson w a n turned over to
Miami authorities this morning for
stealing n car to that a n a last
week.
_ The men were arnslad Saturday
M ight fay Trooper T. Mark Mack,
after the Highway Patrol had been
alerted. Mack spotted the stolen
The resurfacing at Waet Mth
car la Casselberry. Davis and
Johnson are both from Miami.
St. began today.
’ The project to a Joint endeavor
between the City o f Sanford nnd
Seminole County, In nn effort to
improve feeder roeds into popu
lated sections.
The City o f Sanford was low
Managers and owners ef new bidder for the resurfacing, which
busin esses recently opened in Sen- will be subcontracted by Orlando
toad will be introduced Thursday Paring O*.
at the Seminole County Chamber
at Commerce Coffee Club,
The Coffee Club will moot at 10
a. n. to Mr*. Appleby's Valdes
WASHINGTON (U P I)-O otton
restaurant. Charlie Morrison, pub
lic relations director for the Cham production to going up sharply
this year, but the review at the
ber will make the Introductions.
outlook for production and sales
indicate* the ISM crop won't
necessarily increase the oottoa
Work Under Way
On West 20th St.
Coffee Club Sett
Thursday Meeting
Cotton Forecast Up
Dutch To Feature
Sanford's Center
The Sar.fcrd Civic Center will
be featured in the July Issue e f
"Houtvooriichtlng.'* so Amster
dam, Holland, publication.
Request* for material about the
building have come from all perks
of the country. Hanford Is about
to become Internationally known
for its architecture,
a Translations for HuutvoorilchtH ag 7 Outdoorllghtlnar, naturally.
Too Much For Judge
LONDON (UPI) —A plaintiffs
attorney told Judge »t. Clair Pil
cher that his client was injured
ao tavcrely in an assault that ha
to able to watch taleriaiou tor
only IS minutes at a Um*.
“ That," said the Judge, “ to a
surplus.
Firm Stand Needed
In Negotiations
Macmillan Thinks
WASHINGTON (UPI) — British
Prime Minister Herald Macmillan
said today that a* long aa M
Western Allies stand firm on their
princlplea “ the free world has
everything to gain from being
ready to negotiate" with Russia.
He conceded in a statement on
his departure for London that “ the
next few months will be a testing
period for the whole free world."
But he expressed confidence that
the West "shall succeed."
The prime minister noted that
he bad said upon his arrival here
Thursday for his conferences with
President Eisenhower that the dlfferencee between the West and
Russia over Germany,
Berlin
“ and so forth, ought to be settled
by negotiation and not by force."
“ 1 have no doubt that so long
as we stand firmly on our prin
ciples — as we shall do — the
free world has everything to gain
from being ready to negotiate,"
Macmillan told reporters.
He said the first phase of such
negotiations was drawing to an
end and “ we are about to em
bark upon the next stage."
“ The difficult decisions will
have to be made," he said.
“ While we must be reasonable
in negoUillon, we must also stand
firmly on our rights and upon the
positions which we have a duty to
defend.
“ It will be a tough task, but
one in which I believe we shall
succeed."
Ike Was Lengthy
In Explanation Of
Why No Comment
WASHINGTON (UPI) — At tola
press conference, President Eisen
hower took two minutes to tell us
why he couldn't comment on Pre
mier Khrushchev’s latest propo
sal.
This to the proposal In which
Khrushchev says West Berlin
needn’ t worry U the Allies pull
out; be wlU guarantee It stays
free.
Ike explained that It wouldn't
makt sense (or him to reset
every time the Russian boss
m ikes one of his wisecracks. Put
ting It la medical tarma, with
which be baa become pretty famlb a r to Ida six yu an sl 1b* White
House, the President said this
could be like kicking your foot
V every d a * the doctor tap*
your knee with a hammer.
He said the U. S. has Alltoi, and
be has to talk to them first. Ha
said that four-power talks are
planned on what to (ell Khrush
chev, and alter that NATO must
be asked.
“ Violating everything I've Just
said," i he went on, grinning “ 1
don't think much oil It."
The President was in top form
at this session with newsmen.
Sometimes the reporters get the
impression be doesn't care much
for these meetings. This time,
he was in command all tha way,
and having fun.
f o r awhile there, throwing ver
bal punches at Congress, he
sounded more like Harry S. Tru
man than Dwight Elsenhower,
Faubus Says Feds
'After Men' Again
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) Gov. Orval Faubus said today he
has
“ confidsatltl
information"
that the grand Jury probe of
segregationist Dale Alford's elec
tion to Congress to another at
tempt by the federal government
to discredit him.
A t t - member federal grand
Jury
containing
two
Negroes
heard testimony from FBI agents
there were irregularities involved
in Alford’s l.toO vote write • in
victory over Rep. Brooks Hays
and ordered ail ballot boxes in
the district Impounded.
Faubus charged the FBI report
to the grand Jury was biased. He
said If It were fair, supporters of
ilayi would be in “ deeper trou
ble" then Alford's backers.
*1 have inside, confidential in
formation that they are using this
to get me by tying my name in
with the election," Faubus said.
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VOL. Xl i x
Established 1WW
I eaa maU/^
Planning Commission will require
a petition signed by Uie abutting
residents before a notice to run.
Those making the request will be
responsible for the petition and
signatures.
A publie hearing will be held
April IS (or amendments to clly
ordinance* and ra-aoning of cer
tain areas. For the benefit of
Ihos* who do not read the fin*
print, areas re-toned will be:
from residential to commercial-in
dustrial, the block between third
and Fourth St., at Laurel and
Freneh Ave.; and Elm Av*. be*
twee* Second aad Third SL to the
railroad.
TUESDAY. MARCH 24, 1958
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
NO. 397
Textile Plants Expanding Again
'Bungling' Blamed
For Innocent Men
Going To Prison
■VANSTON, 111. (UPI)—Bung
ling officials are condemning inno
cent men as murderers, the head
of Harvard's lefiri medicine de
partment charged today.
He said the nation's homicide
setup is in somewhat of a mess
and "a* many Innocent persons
are going to Jail as murderers are
going free."
"It's inavitabla this to going to
happen when you have incompe
tent people handling tha opera
tion," said Dr. Richard Ford.
Ha said the only solution was
“ to get enough money," to train
and
keep
competent
forensic
pathologists—w h e t h e r they be
called coroners or medical exam
iners—and create the laws to
back them up.
He said absolutely no one should
be allowed at the scene of a sus
picious death until ■ trained scien
tific crew has gathered all pos
sible evidence.
“ The police should freese every
body out—that goes for ncwsmdn,
too," he told newsmen from Z2
states, Japan, France and Bolivia
gathered for the first annual
Northwestern University s h o r t
course fur newsmen in crime news
analysis and reporting.
Ford said il was impossible to
estimate how msny Innocent men
are rotting in prison under false
murder .charges.
City Okays Change
In Zoning Rules
City commissioners last night
approved aa amendment to the
Boaswg Ordinance to allow mechan
ical garages la retail commercial
i one*.
Mechanical garages and paint
and body shop* previously have
been prohibited within the city lim
its, although many are operating
unprotesled.
Earl Higginbotham requested an
amendment allowing paint and
body abopa to operate within the
city limits. A bearing will be hold
April 13 on the consideration.
Commissioner Bob Brown com
mented, "D ie average paint and
body shop is dangerous and noisy.
If allowed in a C-l sone It should
be housed in a proper structure."
Cuban Aid Sought
MIAMI (UPI)—A drive is under
way here to raise money for reSeparate petition* will be cir
construction ef Cafaa’a war devas
culated ia two areas designated
tated towns.
as the first sections lor annexation
by the City of Sanford.
On* are* Includes Country Club
MERIDIAN, Miss. (U PI) - The
Magnolia Pecan Shelling Co. bad Estates on West 20th St.; the land
a surplus of roasted pecans. Fire bounded on the north by 20th Stburned the shelling ptaot Monday. east by the city limits, south by
JJlh St. and west by the Old lake
Mary Road, Country Club Road
WASHINGTON lC P I) — Presi and the old ACL right-of-way.
The second ares is bounded on
dent Elsenhower signed into law
Monday the bill continuing the the north by thr city limit*, east
peacetime draft for four years be by Elm A v*„ south hy Plnecrest
school property line (snd will
yond June JO.
Include the school), west by
French Ave. to 27th St.; 27lh St.
MINNEAPOLIS l UPI (-.striking to Orlando Drive; and on the west
employes of the General Mills by Orlando Drive.
Clly utilities will lie extended no
mechanical division met Monday
at the Riti Theater, currently longer beyond the city limits with
showing "The Perfect Furlough." out annexation. The action last
night hy the Commission should
make a significant Impression on
those refusing to sign petitions.
WASHINGTON ( UPI) King
Hussein of Jordan met today with
President Eisenhower and other
officials to assess the general sit
uation in the Middle East.
Roasted Pecans?
Draft Bill Signed
‘Perfect Furlough'
King Visits Ike
Mt. Etna Watched
Decision Promised
Schools To Protest
Production Climbs
940 New Businesses
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Sec
retary of State It. A. Gray re
ported today M0 new corpora
tions have been licensed in Flo
rida so far this month.
Failure Predicted
WASHINGTON (UPD—AFL-CIO
officials predicted today that no
state would follow President El
senhower's recommendalolon to in
crease unemployment benefits to
■t least SO per cent of its average
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Don’t weekly wage.
get angry the next time a speedhappy driver looms by you in e
classy-looklng sport* car. Chances
LAKELAND (UPD— The Florare he’ s Just feeling sexually in Ida Citrus Commission said today
adequate.
it will conduct a strong merchan
At least that's the opinion of
dising and advertising program to
Dr. Jerome M. Kuminer, a psy
boost the sales of Florida grape
chiatrist at the University of Cali
fruit in Great Britain next month.
fornia at Los Angalei.
“ We have found that a great
many sports car drivers go In for
these racy vehicles because they
express feelings such aa sexual in
adequacy," Kuminer told dele
gates to the sixth annual Western
John Krider, chairman of the
Safety Congress.
Florida Waterway! Committee,
"The sports car driver to saying: will address the Board of Gov
T n not a slssyl' “ Kummar said. ernors of the Florida State Cham
ber of Commerce In Tampa, Thurs
day.
Tomorrow, Krider will speak on
die waterways project in Leesburg.
In addition to the Waterways Com
A Sanford youth was bruited mittee, Krider is manager of the
yesterday when his bike rsn into Seminole County Chamber of Com
the side of a moving car on West merce and Chairman of the Board
of County Comraisxioners.
Fourth St.
Wesley Anderson, 007 West Se
cond St. lesrned the toll of "play
ing around" when he rode his
bike into the wrong lsr.r and
struck a car driven by Carl Hen
Two deaf mutes were ordered to
ry Dlebei, Plnecrest Trailer Park.
leave town yesterday, after one
of them was apprehended while
solickhig funds in Clly Hall with
out a permit.
The man and wife team were
cr salesroom; Sidney Viitlrn to from Arkansas. They departed in
construct an appliance store, snd |their shiny, white, ISM station waRalph Wight to expand his ware- gon.
house faciliUes.
■
—
A request change has been made N o t U n d e r C o n t r o l
Ad Campuign Slated
Krider Will Talk
About Waterways
Youth Hits Auto,
Receives Bruises
Poor Pair Leaves
In Shiny ‘Wagon’
&kM
£SptoJ h: m
£rl Mo"
r id . S l w ,‘
,Urt' 517 E" * >th
„ 111
a
partment house!, planned in the1‘ ^ m
section.
”
5 S ?iK 7 S «* * E S Parrots Take O ff
The^^ww*^ **11 permit Ito to* ml*** ta
Appraisals Slated
For City Property
Sought By Stores
Appsilsals are being made on 13
acres of city property at Seminole
Boulevard and French Ave.
The appraisals will determine
the fair market value of the prop
erly, which Is under consideration
by a local real estate firm for a
shopping center.
According to the firm, the shop
ping center would include a Big
Apple grocery store, Belk's De
partment store and "oth cri."
In a new policy of rotating real
tor* for appraisals, Bill Stcmper
was chosen by the city to appraise
the property with A. B. Peterson
Jr.
W eather
Partly cloudy (Might and Wed
nesday. High today 74 to so, low
tonight M t* 14. Easterly winds
10 to It mites per boar.
Exhibition Games
Start In Sanford ’•
The first baseball training ex
hibition game In Sanford was sche
duled this afternoon.
Corpus Christ! was to meet
Omaha in Ihe lidllfter, delayed
about one week due lo heavy
rains. Phoenix is scheduled to
make its oft-delayed bow tomor
row at 1:30 p. m. Minneapolis is
■rheduled to be here to furnish
the competition.
All minor league teams of the
Ssn Francisco'Giants greeted Ihe
sunshine again today by working
out in extra sessions.
On* o f Sanford's clothing manufacturing plnnta racaived order* today to double Its production immediately,
while another announced plana to lure Florida Faahiona back
to tb is city.
Coupled with pleas for experienced machine operators
or traineea, Brookfield Milla revealed that production of AHx
Red Leader Issues
Threat On Berlin
BERLIN (UPI) — East Berlin's
Communist leader Paul Verner
threatened to call up 230,000 ma
chine gun-carrying Hcil militiamen
if trouble breaks out in crisis-rid
den Berlin.
Vcrner, first secretary of the
llrrlln Communist Party, warned
Weil Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt
of the plan In a speech.
“ Our fighting groups have not
been trained and their readincaa
for action raised in order mere
ly to look at their wcapona in cate
of emergency,” Venter aald In the
speech delivered Monday at a
meeting of militia commanders in
East Berlin.
“ We do not want any provoca
tions. But whoever thinks he can
lay his hand* on our workers' and
farmers' power will get a proper
workers' answer."
Vcrncr accused Brandt of using
war hysteria lo oppose the Soviet
Union's proposal to make West
Berlin a free, demilitarised city.
"Herr Brandi has miscalculated.
Ills plans are a great illusion and
are unrealistic because this is the
year ItSB," Venter said.
War Erupts Anew
In Tibet's Capital
of Miami bathing suit* would
double
immediately,
and re*
double next summer.
John l’ lerro of 1’itrro Menu*
factoring Company waa Jubilant,
lie said that work was begun to
day on an order from Florida
Fashions, with more to coma, The
plant has produced pajamas and
shirt* until this time. Now, ex
clusive dress a* will be added to
the line.
Aba
Gussow,
manager
el
Brookfield Milla, said, “ W* need
all the experienced operator*
there are, and will lake ail the
trainee* we can get.
Pierro asked for at least 20 ow
30 operators, preferably experi
enced.
Marvin MelUer of Sanford
Manufacturing Company amid hi*
plant can ua* experienced help
anytime. “ W* already have tocreased our production, and a*
the end at this year will be great
ly expanded; we are planning aa
addition eovaring 10,000 feet am
this building, and wlU need many
more operators,” ha aald.
News of increased productloa
of one of Sanford's largest toduslries waa welcomed enthusias
tically by Chamber of C om m ute
official*.
The only fly In the ointment ap
peared to be the lack o f experi
enced machine operators. Bag
there to a solution.
A continuous training class I*
operated free o f charge by tha
Florida State Employment Ser
vice. The class convenss five
nights a weak from ft-lo p.m. a
Pierre Manufacturing Company.
Tha eouraa lasts five weeks, or M
hours.
Interested women stay coma to
Pierro at 0 putt, or Inquire a t
the Employment Office, llu Weal
Second SL Tha ciaasaa hare beta
depleted by dumands from tha
clothing manufacturer*. Brook
field wants all it can get! Iterm
doe* too. Sanford Manufacturing
needs more. There are ten women
in the present class. Five already
have been gtven Jobs, The < la «
can accommodate 28.
Officiate
said
the
training
d a u has become a vital nacee
rily to the Sanford garment in
dustry. Talent or experience la
not necessary; almost anyone caa
be taught to operate the ma
chines.
The "pajama game" to be tie*
than ever in Sanfotdi
NEW DELHI, India (UPI) —
Fighting has broken out again in
the Tibetan capital o( Lhasa and
13,000 Buddhist monks have Joined
the revolt against the Chines#
Communists, informed sources re
ported today.
Tit* sources said the fighting
was on a smaller scale than last
week tn the mountain capital but
that it had spread to other Im
portant centers of Tibet.
A U P 1 dispatch from Telpei
quoted a member of the Chinese
Nationalist Cabinet, U Yung-hiln.
as saying anti • Communist forces
in southwestern China are march
ing on Tllwl to Join the uprising.
The rebels were reported to
have reverted to their tactics of
guerrilla
warfare against tha
Chinese Communists whom they
hive been fighting at Intervals for
ihe past two years.
The sources ssld Chinese troop*
were having a tough time finding
the rebels in the mountainous
countryside.
Sixteen men from Heavy Attack
They said it was dlfficuR to es
Squadron
Nina at Ramey Field
timate the number of casualties
have been recommended for ad
Inst they believed the total would
vancement to Limited Duty Offiarun Into the hundreds, and per
er.
haps thousands.
The men will compete In a srw
vice-wide examination, June lg.
They were selected for their abili
ty, willingness and outstanding
performance la (he service.
. qualifying are ATI W. a. BessSwimming pool rates for the ent Jr., ADJ W. E. Carlyon III,
city’s two pools were raised last ADI B. L. Carnley, ADC R. B.
night by the City Commission.
Clark, ADC J. A. Downs, AQC
Children’s a d m i s s i o n was R. W. Drayton, AQI R. W. Ellis,
changed from 10 to 15 cent*; ADI R. M. Hite, AMI G. W. Mit
adults will pay 33 cents, instead of chell, AEl G. M. Moiier, ADI R.
C. Nichols, AEC B. E. Orr, ADI
38.
The children’s admission charge R. L. Pope, AMI G. E. Setchinclude* students tn high school. field, ADI J, Stanktewicx J r , and
A survey of Florida swimming A qi L. T. Tclkamp.
pool operations by Racraatlon Di
rector Ronald Perry revealed
that 10 out of 10 pools charge
13 cents or more for child".
Only five out of the 10 charge less
than 36 cents for adults.
“ Shulterbugs"
win hare a
The municipal swimming pool
wfU open Memorial Doy, May chance to improve the quality ad
their photographs Thursday whoa
80, and oparat* for 84 days.
tha Sanford Recreation Depart
ment begins photography class at
the Clvte Center.
Loral photography enthusiasts
will assist in club activities. In*
stnntinn will include exposure,
development, a n d
competitive
photography. Professional speak
ers will be pert of the program
contractor. We are lucky this hap at each meeting.
A camera is not necessary.
pened oow and not next year,
when Jhe grace period would be Adults and students equally are
welcome.
over."
Cowan Moughlon Torrac* was
opened in January. It contains JO
unite for wblta fa milla* on Wast
Third St.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Gon
Bradley added that btavy rains Michael V. DiSaile said Monday
have been roepoaribl* for some he is careful not to bump Into any
of the settling at the buildings. of lb* 10 prison trusties who tU ft ■
Residents complained that the his mansion lie doesn’ t waot t#
noise of the walls cracking at give them Um opportunity to way
V r f e t o am.*
M
16 Men Selected
For Advancement
From Squadron 9
Rates Increased
For Sanford Pool
Class Scheduled
For Shutterbugs
Foundations Sink
At Housing Unit
The foundation* are settling in
»"e ste d for failure to Cowan Moughlon Terrace.
l,,ve hJ* vehicle under control toLarge cracks have appeared In
d« F Arrest followed an accident the wails of several units in
Sanford's newest low-cost bousing
project,
| ‘
’
Gordon Bradley, executive dir
ector nf the Sanford Housing Au
aa area oneSanford Zoo authorities were of thority, said be had notified Um
am each side fering crackers to two escaped oootrsetor of the condition.
Sixth St. to parrot* today.
“ Every new building aetiles to
Footer said
Tb* birds took to the tree* af a certain degree, Bradley said.
la to* ter vandals eat Itoe screes ea “ But If extensive damage to done,
to to still to* reyonriWltoy ad tom
h° . nHA
.r ir
l
£
'J m in u
ta multiple family,
half block in depth
of Elm Ava. from
13th St. George C.
Big Manhunt Set
For Family Killer
CATANIA, sicuy (U**l> — ufficials at Catania Volcanology Insti
tute kept a close walch on MC
WASHINGTON (U P I)— Police
Etna today for any signs of an ap In Maryland, Virginia and the
proaching major eruption.
District of Columbia and 78 FIH
Hgenta today mapped one of the
East's biggest manhunts for the
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Slate killer o f a Virginia family o f four.
A “ general s t a ff of top homi
Insurance Commissioner J. Edwin
Larson has promised s quick de cide Investigators will coordinate
cision on a request to boost Flor the hunt, spurred hy the similar
ida automobile liability rates M J ity nf five other unsolved slayings
in tiie Washington area during the
per cent.
past four years.
Washington police entered the
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Coun css* Saturday when the bodies of
ty school superintendents will ap Mrs. Carroll V. Jackson, 27, and
pear before the Cabinet neat Wed her daughter, Busan 6, were un
nesday to protest millions being covered In a shallow grave near
withheld from schools because ef GsmbrilU, Md.
Hi* bodies of her husband, 29.
the stale financial pinch.
ami another daughter, Janet, 1.
were found in a sawdust pile near
Fredericksburg) Va., on March 4.
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Gov- The family had been missing
ernment economists estimated to since Jan. 11 when they were ab
day that the nation's total produc ducted from their ear on a lonely
tion at goods snd services has road near their home south of
climbed to a record 404-billion- Fredericksburg.
dollar annual rate.
Don't Get Angry
If He Zooms By;
Just Smile, Relax
S,
Production Hiked;
On Joining Sanford Operators Needed
NewsBriefs Petitions Slated
Read That Fine Print, Casual Reader
The floe print in The Herald
may change the habits and life
of the casual reader, who passes
It by for more easily read ma
terial.
Zoning and Planning Board
Chairman Clifford McXibblns Jr.
told tha City Commission last
night that people don't read the
legal advertisements tn the paper.
“ Msny times they don’t know
that their neighborhood to being
resooed, until someone starts to
build something objectionable," he
said. “ In Winter Park, when re
tailing to a lower category to an
ticipated the residents within a
block of the area are notified by
*
Nothing To Chance
... .. ; ..
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• tirfurh
Wrrslb
Fat* 2—Tuea. Mar. 24, 1959
Oviedo
NovelHafs Worn *
Q u o ta b le
A) Club Meeting
Q u o te s
By Marian R. Jones
Amid much merriment, mem
' Umittd Freta International
bers of the Oviedo Garden Cluli
jCASTLETON, England - June displayed novel hats made from
Bailey answering a call for a i materials of the yard at their
monthly meeting, Tuesday, March
email cave explorer to help In the
IT.
r iic u t of Neil Mom , who later
The meeting wai held at the
died In a crevice 1,000 feet under home of Mrs. Charles T. Niblack
ground:
where a large picture frim e, cov
.. » r u do my very beat to gel
ered with pink crepe paper, was
him. At far at 1 know, there is
erected for models to appear dis
•no experienced potholer tmallcr
playing Ihrlr creations.
than I In the entire country."
Mrs. Tim Ticlirma look a
prlie for the prettiest hat which
CONSTANTINE. A l s e r l a was a largo plastic roll covered
trench Premier Michel Dcbre
with pansies and tied with a
emphasising that France would
latgc bow under the chin.
continue lo remain in Alxeria:
Tlie funniest hat. made of a pal
"Why hide things? France needs
metto fan covered with flowers,
•Algeria."
complete with moas veil, was worn
At.
by Mrs. James E. Brookshire.
- P 1 X E V I L L, E, Ky. — Holand
Croton leave* made up the most
.Price, coal company executive,
origlnat hat which was the work
denying a mine worker* union
of Mrs. H. C. Darker.
charge that atrikebreakers and
Color picture* of hats and mod
hired gunmen have been brought
els were made during the after
lain Letcher County.
. "Letcher County operators will noon.
The lovely Niblack home was
have no part of hiring strikedecorated in the F.aitcr motlff
breakers. None of our men arc
with floral arrangements used at
carrying concealed weiponi,"
vantage points throughout the
WASHINGTON - Stale Depart rooms. The refreshment table had
ment Preaa Officer Joseph W. as a ccnlcrplccc an arrangement
Beep Jr., reporting that official displayed in a large hat. Minia
-reports confirmed a revolt in ture hall, holding small nut cups,
were used as favors. Mrs. Nib
Tibet:
"B y their own admission, Com lick and Mri. It. F. King, comunist control hai encountered ef hoitcss, served coffee, pie and
nuts to Mrncs. Charles T. Niblick.
fective opposition."
Mae E. King, George C. Means,
CHICAGO — Mrs. Marie Smith, Olcva TfcDcina, James E. Brook
JR , on her fight to keep 11 young- shire, H. C. Darker, Joe Battle,
;e r brothers and sisters, age one C. It. Clonls, I-ynn Moslcr, T. L.
Lingu fir. Sparks Lee Clonts, A.
•to 11 years, In her custody!
J " I love them and they love mo. A. Myers, M. L. Gary, James
,m fight to the highest court in Wilson ar.d Mrs. John Clemens,
a guest, of Charlotte, Mich.
jibe land to get them hack."
Personals
Charles G. Shaffer, who was
recently a patient at ihn Winter
Dark Memorial hospital, has re
*
turned to his duties at the CilUcna
Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Came
ron und children, who have been
| W A S H I N G T O N (UPI) — residing on la k e Charm Circle,
'Americana currently are spend- havo purchased a home in Titus
!lmg more to repair their auto* and ville. They moved (here last week
’.appliance* and relatively leap on to make their home.
Jerry Arndt, operator of Arndt
food, clothing, shoes and aleoM ile beverages than they have In Cash Feed Store, moved to the
new location in the Cameron
jt lo past,
• These are tom e findings In a Stoic Building last week.
Mrs. George 11. Lydlck and ion,
.'•facial analysis of Incomes and
iCflfMumptlon Issued by the Com- Dick, of Hamilton, Ohio, were
luncheon guest* of Mr. amt Sirs.
^aerce Department.
. Economists said the drop in the J. U. Jonei, Wednesday, March
proportion of caqh consumption 16. The Cydicka are former Ovie
dollar spent on oisanllala and the do rcsldrnts. Bahi, their daugh
feerraspendlnf tnnreaae In other ter, attending collage at-present,
UHlUaya rcflacta rising standard will be married* Map » after
which aha will reside fit California
o f living.
e Last year fo r example, repair where aho and her husband will
and maintenance bills for cars, attend college daises.
’ radio*. TV seta, appliance* and
Confined lo their home because
•furnishing* came to a national to- of illness arc Misa Virginia Wyre,
*tal o f more than 16,600,000,000, Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy and Mrs.
<4ha department said, This was Roy E. Weisenbarger.
ignore than double tho correspondBob Ragsdale hai returned from
•dag total a decade ago. It wa* a husinrss trip to Denver, Colo.
-alaa considerably greater than the
Mri. Clifford Parker, who ha*
in incomes.
been with her son-in-law and
iAmericans Change
Spending Habiis
a
Movie Starlet Begins Drab New Life
BENNINGTON. Vt. ( U r i) —
Movla starlet Diana Vara!, who
left Hollywood to find peace in
thia small college town, began her
new life in a drab five-room
apartment today.
The gl-ycar-old actress said
she had no plans at all.
Ten newsmen and photograph
er* formed her only welcoming
committee when ihe arrived Mon
day with her two-year-old ton,
Shawn. -She had announced last
week that ahe was leaving Holly
wood forever because It wa* "dealloying" her.
The twice-divorced actress and
hrr son, a blond, handsome child,
Mood under a giant oak for IS
minute* while her new landlord
rummaged for tho key to htr
apartment. Gusty cold winds
whipped at her heavy black coat
and a blue scarf, tied peasantstyle around her close-cropped
pixie haircut.
While they waited, she stood on
.in outstretched root of the tree,
staring down at her black baller
ina slippers. Newsmen tried to
ask questions but *he only shook
her head and stared at the
ground. When one of the news
men asked "W hy did you come
here?" she seemed on the point
of tears.
Momenta latrr, Mrs. Mary Mar
shall, owner of the apartment
house, arrived and escorted her
to the rear door which forms the
private entrance to her first-floor
apartmant.
Newsmen carried her luggage.
.Shawn clutched • toy dog, smiling
and scrambling through hia new
home o f two hrdrvoms, a living
room, kitchen and bath. Rut hit
mother slumped listlessly on a
sofa, taking no notice of the old
faihioncd furniture and tha dark
rooms.
Mian Varsi answered "no*1 and
“ I don't know" to most questions.
No, she did not plan to act in
TV.
No, she had no definite plans.
.She doubted that ahe would get
Jt Job.
Her first visitor was a resource
ful young newsboy from the Hennington Banner who tried to sell
her a subscription.
"I don't read newspapers," she
said.
Abortionist Sought
In Death Off Bride Rebel Trials Set
LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A pret
ty IS-year-old Rcvrrly Hills bride
who apparently m i s t a k e n l y
thought ahe was pregnant, died
from an aneathettc believed ad
ministered by an abortionist, po
lice reported today.
A 36year-old H ollyw ood sales
man, Edgar Schrater, was sought
by police In connection with the
death of Mrs. Brenda Emerson,
whose body was found sprawled
on the lawn of a hospital in near
by Burbank Saturday night.
Police said Schrater and con
victed abortionist Mrs. Buth Da
vidson, 42, had been operating a
"floating" iliegal surgery ring to
gether. Mrs. Davidson was ar
rested Monday and booked on
suspicion of murder.
She admitted making arrange
ments with Schrater for an illegal
operation for M ri. Emerson, p<>
lice aalil. However, she ttenlrd
being present when the anesthetic
was administered.
County Coroner Theodore J.
Curphcy said Ihe tccn-sge bride
of nine months died from a too
rapid injection of sodium pentothat, a local anesthetic said to be
dangerous in Ilia hands of some
one unfamiliar with its use.
The coroner laid Mrs. Emerson
—who eloped over the objections
of her wealthy parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Blonder — appar-
Rulings Revised;
Code Goes Modern
NEW YORK (U l'l) — The
Board of Health reviled its sani
tary code Monday ao that the
health rommlniuner will no long
er ha required toi,
Dafrol Ihe slreela at night in
search of dead horses.
Dull dead horses to the curb aa
a safety precaution.
Light warning lamp* at tha
heads of dead horses,
ently thought she wai pregnant
and went lo an abortionist.
Rut, Curphcy, said a thorough
examination of her body showed
she was not going to have a child.
t’ollce revealed that the young
victim's parents and husband
Steve, 20, played a painful role
the first two days of the Investiga
tion by pretending they had re
fused lo talk with officers In an
effort to lure the abortionists into
thinking police were making little
headway.
Earthquake Rocks
Frisco Bay Area;
Just 'Gentle Roll’
SAN FRANCISCO <UD1| — A
light earthquake rattled windows
and dishes in parts o f the San
Francisco Ray area Monday night
but there were no icporta of
damage.
The trembler was felt s i far
away as Sail Jo«e, 60 milts south
of here. Thr San Jose sheriff's
oflire aald it had one call de
scribing the quake a* a "light
rumhlu with n gentle rolling mo
lten."
University of California itlsmooigist Don Tocher said the quaka
registered 4.26 on the Richter
scale and was centered 65 miles
front Berkeley. He described the
quake as "purely local" and not
un aftershock of Ihe strong quaka
that hit the bay area earlier Ibis
month.
In Baghdad Today
BAGHDAD, Irtq (UPI) — The
first of tha Mosul rebels go on
trial loday for trtaaon, It wai
considered almost certain Ihe trial
would bring new charges that
tf.A.R, President Carnal Abdel
N a n tr aided the abortive revolt.
The rebellion agalnat the re
gime of Premier Abdel Karim
Kaaiem broke out In the northern
city of Mosul early this month. It
wai crushed and many of Its lead'■%> killed but olheri were brought
here for trials before a peoples
court.
The Baghdad press, leading ■
nationwide p r o p a g a n d a war
against Nasser, labeled him "an
American Imperialist slave."
Virtually every newspaper snd
radio station has poured abuse on
Ihe U.A.R. president. Children in
the streets chant "hashish smok
er Nssscr."
Prosecutors failed to make pre
trial announcement! concerning
the number of defendants or the
specific charges against them.
But the Baghdad dally news
paper A! Zaman said the first
group of defendant! would Include
four airplane pilot* accused of at
tempting to bomb Baghdad radio
headquarters.
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Rides Four Winners
BOWIE, Md. (U PI) — Jockey
Howard Grant rode four winners
In consecutive races at Bowie
Monday u> boost hia total to 31
wins. In the last 14 racing days,
His "longest" period winner Mon
CHAMPAIGN, III. (UPI) -P r e a - day was 141 Mao at $S,M In tha
ident Eisenhower hai promised featured Barclay purse.
the University of Illinois that the
university's invitation to him to
attend the Army-Iillnoia football
game here Oct. 3 will "receive
aerioua consideration" when Ms
fall Calendar is prepared.
President Invited
Vending machines that will iaiue
daughter, Mr. and Mri. Ren accident policief to pasting motor
Jones, following surgery at the ists arc being made for an Insur
Florida Sanitarium, hai returned ance company which plana to place
thrm along major highways.
lo her home.
B-Girls Must Go,
Alaskans Declare
Graham Is Winner
In Toastmasters
Speak-Off Contest
Lt. Ed Graham of Sanford won
the area ipeak-off contest for
Toastmaster Clubs S a t u r d a y
night.
The conteit was held in Rockledge, in competition with clubs
from Coeos, Cocoa Brach, Patrick
Air Force Base and Melbourne,
Graham, stationed at Ramey
Field, chose the effect of man
made satellites as his subject,
lie will represent the Sanford
Toastmasters Club in the district
speech contest, which includes the
whole state of Florida.
Table topics for the area meet
were rondueted by BUI Fleming.
The local club was designated to
name an assistant area governor
from Seminole County or Sanford.
Attending the apeak-off con
test were Lt. ami Mrs. Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. George Daniels,
Capl. snd Airs. Robert Stutsman,
Fleming, Joe Davis, Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Shcdden and Stan Tugwcli.
President Shcdden said, "We are
very proud of Ed, and are aura he
will come out well in tho Hate
conteit."
Life Arrived Here
Via Space Meteor?
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JUNEAU. Alaska
(U PI) —
Alaska's B-glrls, the "drink up"
kids of the 4tth state, apparently
have reached the end of-the trail.
B-girls and their forerunners,
tha dance hail girts, have been
n part of Alaska ever since the
lirst sourdough hit it rich It. the
gold fields.
In Alaska's gold rush days,
dance hall girl* flocked to the
territory by boat to carve their
own pages in Alaska's gaudy his
tory, Miners found in the dance
halls an oaiis o f gaiety and, in
the process, often departed poor
er but happier.
.Many of tha dance hall girls
found romance in ihe territory
and latrr became among the
most respected cilistns in the
northiand.
Lover Confesses;
C an ’t Right Wrong
BRIGHTON, England <UP1>—
Reginald W. Durr.*nit, 33, con
fessed to Magistrate Kenneth Lin
coln Monday that ha dropped into
a pub while walking hia girl’ s
dog, drank too much, and sold
the dog for 63.60.
Durrante asked for the oppor
tunity to get the dog back. Lin
coln said Durrante could elart the
search in three month*—after he
gets out of jail.
LONDON (UPI) - A scientist
suggested today the launching of
a meteor-catching satellite to text
a theory that life arrived on earth
from another star or planet by
means of meteors.
Dr. M. Jt. Briggs of the Thom
as More Institute in Montreal
wrote in "spaceflight," organ of
the British Interplanetary Society,
that it saemed probable some
forms of life, bacteria spores for
example, could aurvlve the Jour
ney through apace.
If such spores were found on
meteors trapped by the recover
able satellite It would be "strong
support" for the theory that life
began on earth through the arriv
al of a meteorite although, he
added, it would not absolutely
prove it.
Briggs said it was possible men
may turn out to be the offspring
of another planet.
"E very time we look Into s
mirror wa may be seeing a Mar
tian," be theorised.
TIME
In later years, B-girls took aver
the practice of enticing eustorngi
to "drink up" in various Alaska
night spots. Many doubled as en
tertainers.
" I t ’s my turn lo entertain tha
boys, honey, why don't you buy
another round?" was a standard
bit.
Monday, this bit of Ataekana
died forever when the San Ale
passed an anti R-girl measure by
a vote of IB-1, The bill now goes
before Acting Gov. Hugh Wdfe
for his signature.
„
The lone dissenter in the Sen
ate was Senate President William
Belts, lie joined with Rep. Robert
Sheldon In declaring the lone
“ nay" in each house.
In debate In the House a week
"P0* Weldon made the declara
tion that a hit of Alaskans would
die with the passing of the
li-girls. He added that many pafrpie respected in the state to d A
piled customers to drink in the
famous saloons of Alaska's rear
ing past.
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�Weds In
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Reception For Couple
Easter Egg: Hunt
For Five Year Olds
An Easter egg bunt on the lawn
of the Brallry Odham home was
i fiven Saturday aftrrnoon for the
-flva year old* of the rinecresl
Baptist Chureh.
Refreshments of cookirs, .In the
ahape of bunnies, lemonade and
chocolate rabbits, were served to
the twenty four children attend
ing the parly.
* Prise Kastrr eggs were found
by Frankio Dunn and Lisa Philips.
Members of the church assisting
with the entertainment were Mrs.
^dh am , Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs.
V . E. Knowles, Mrs. Claudlne
Gravenmler, Mrs. Fred Gray, Mrs.
James Hunt and Mrs. James Me. Coy.
neer Fellowship at 6 :00. Men of
the Church will meet at 7:00 p.
m.
Choristers will practice at 3.30;
second section at 4:13 Sub-district
MYF at Trinity Methodist Church,
Drland, at 7:30 p. m.
Pinecrest Baptist Church WMU
Night Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. Claudlne Graven
mler, 111 K. Woodland Drive.
WEDNESDAY
Training Union supper and o f
ficer* council of First Baptist
Chureh at A p. m.
,
Prayer meeting, 7:30.
A prayer group of First Me
thodist Church will meet In the
Daughters of Wesley classroom at
9:30 a. in.
Chapel choir, 3:30.
Senior choir, fi;15.
The Commission on Education
will mert at 7:30 p. m. In the
Dependable* classroom.
Pinecrest Baptist Chureh and
Concord Choir prarlire at 6:10.
Pinecrest Raptl't Church pray
er meeting at 7:43.
H E Y K ID S !
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Mr. and Mrs. I.e* Scarborough
announce the engagement of thrlf
(laughter, Sarah Frances, In Er
nest M. Manning, son of Mr.
and Mr*. Paul Manning of Lyn
don. Kansas.
The Wedding will he an event
of April 9, * o'clock, at the Pinkrrpst Raplist Church and all
friends of the couple are invited
to attend.
Miss
Scarborough
graduated
from Seminole High School and
I* employed by the Southern Bell
Telephone Co. Mr. Manning is
stationed al Ihe Naval Air Sta
tion.
Squadron NINE
Member Marries
(P&MojtalA.
Attend Play
TUESDAY
First
Presbyterian
Church:
'f r a y c r and meditation service.
12-12:30. Brownie Scout Troop 197
of the First Presbyterian at 3
p. m. Junior Fellowship will meet
at 3.30. Junior Choir at 4:30. Pin-
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To Wed
In April
Isora Circle of the Sanford Gar
den Club held its monthly meet
ing al the home of Mrs. W. II.
Meriwether. The group had pre
viously enjoyed a tour of Red
Barn Nursery in Eustli on Fri
day.
During the business session, the
chairman of the club told of plans
for a fashion show to lie given on
April 22nd and asked for volun
teer* to provide sandwiches and
cookies for the event. Plan* were
discussed for the Stale Convention
to be held in Jacksonville in April.
Mr*. Wight Klrlley, incoming
chairman of Ihr Hub. announced
that at the next meeting commit
tees would he assigned and pro
gram suggestions for the new
year will he requested. At this
mreling a flower arrangement
Miss Jonl Adsms of Orlando
work shop will he held and mem
ber* are requested to furnish and Herb Mason, stationed with
fresh material and to bring a Heavy Attack Squadron NINE,
ronlainer and needlepoint holder. were married Saturday evening
in St. Cloud. Fla.
Coffee refreshments were serv
The bride ia a stvident In Orlan
ed to the Mme*. A. J. Bracken,
Donald Jones, Voile Williams, Jr., do where she will continue her
George Speer, G. D. Bishop, Jr., I studies to he a registered nurse.
Douglas Slenstrom, W. E. Know-} Mr. Mason is the sixth member
Dr and Mrs. Jrrnmr S. Gross Irs, Ralph Rales, Rudy Sloan. attached to NINE lo he married
of Philadelphia. I V . are house George Kick. Spencer Harden, and in Ihe past two weeks.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wight Klrlley.
(J. Goctx, Paol* Road. Dr Gross
it a surgeon chiropodist In Phil*
detphia.
Tha United Daughter* of Coi*.
Lt. Cm dr. and Mrs. K. G. Tif federacy will meet Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Hughes
have had as house guests for the fany entertained with a dinner three o'clock, at tha home of Mr*.
past five days, their son, Curtis party at their Palmetto home Al Lee.
•I.estir. and Miss Barbara Coffee Saturday evening.
Co-hostesees for the meeting
The dinner was served buffet
of Hollingsworth. Georgia. Both
are seniors at Tirdmont College. style front a table centered with will be Mre. Trulurk and Mrs.
an oriental ariangcmrnt com Meslch.
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Welts posed of figurines and gladinli.
have left by train for Sanford,
G u e st* weie Cmdr. and Mrs.
Maine, where they will allend tbo Harold Lang. Cmdr. anil Mrs.
funeral of hi* mother. Mrs. Sarah Kail Yates, Cmdr. and Mrs. Kid
Wells, R7, who died (.Saturday. ney Raney, Cmdr. and Mrs. David
They will be gone for a week.
Wing, Cmdr. and Mrs Kenneth
t.t. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Itnwrll, Lt. Cmdr. and Mr*. A.
spent the week-end vacationing W. Urquhart and Lt. Cmdr. and
Mr* F. Jalilnnskl.
In Daytona Reach.
Young People
Church Calendar
Cfah
A reception, honoring Mr. and
Mrs. John Todd, recently married
was given Sunday afternoon at
the home of her »i»ter. Mrs. Ray
Herron and Mr. Herron.
Around a hundred guests called
between the appointed liour* of
three to five. Mr*, nurke Slerle
greeted the gur»l* at live door.
The dining room table, overlaid
with a lace cloth, held a punch
howl, circled witn yellow pansies,
and yellow taper* in silver can
delabra. Mr*. F. L. Miller and
Mr*. Glenn Goembcl presided at
the table and Mr*. P. A. Colbert,
Mr*. C. A. Inshram anil Mrs.
J. M. Leonard assisted with the
serving. Misses Judy Herron and
Barbara Colbert were in charge
of the Quest book and Linda Hunt
and Glenda Goemhrl served as
junior hostesses.
The bride, the former Marjorie
Morgcnstcm.' wore a lavender
lace dress with an orchid corsage.
Mr. and Mr*. Monro* E. Schuenrmann announce the marriage of
thrir daughter, Gloria Ruth, to
John Bernard Yeisley of Elmira,
New York.
The wedding, an event of Feb
ruary 21, look place at Gunter
Air Force Rase In Montgomery,
Alabama; where they both have
been studying to be laboratory
technician*. In the near future
they will be attached to Oil* Air
Force Rase hospital in Mata.
Mr*. Ycisley attended school*
in Souderton, I’ enn., before mov
ing to Sanford where she was a
member of Beta Sigma Thl and
employed by a bank.
Hie groom attended Broomf Uni
versity In'Newr York.
MR. A M ) MRS. JOHN BERNARD YKISI.KY
'tjjcU v d su t
A group of young people from
the Holy Cro** Episcopal Church
went to Lake Wales Sunday after
noon to see the sunset presentation
of the Passion Day.
Those attending, accompanied
hv Mr. and Mr*. John C. Horner,
the Bev. John Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Wright. Mrs. Margaret
Bower and Miss Carol Slone, were
Marlise Calhoun. Busty llornrr,
Rill Rower, Ssndra Wright. Desta
Horner, Laura Chase, Dandle
Wright. Susan Tamny, Jeff Was
son, Susan Tanner, Pat Brure,
Peggy Bower, Joyce Stanley, Nan
cy Thomai and Margaret Jones.
Before the Play they enjoyed a
picnic supper at a Lake Wales
park.
Tiffany’s Entertain
MR. AM ) MRS. JOHN TODD
Couples To Be In New York
Fifth Avenue Easter Parade
Two# Sanford couples, Mr. and
Mr*. W. A. Patrick and Mr. anil
3lrs. Harry Tookc will attend Eas
ter Service* and the Filth Ave
nue Easter parade in New York
City this year.
They will leave Sanford, Thurs
day, on the New York Champion
Theatre lour, conducted by the
Atlantic Coast Railway Line, and
V. F. W. Auxiliary
To Install Officers
The V. K. W. Auxiliary, post
3262, hrld Ita regular mreling re
cently and made plans for the
installation of new officers which
will be a formal event with a
■upper parly scrvrd after the
ceremony.
Mri. Ann Dreney of Orlando,
and past district president o( <11*
tricl I will be ill charge of Ihe
installation service which will
take place oil Monday, April lith,
In the Post home, Lake Front,
al 7:30. Men of the Pus* will at
land and the covered dish supper
Will be open In Ihr public.
Mr*. F.veyln Dishrow reported
HYACINTH ROSES printed on on plans for Ihe Easter break
white linen' make a dress and
fast, an annual rvent sponsored hy
jacket costume from the house
the men of the Post and, assisted
of. Christian Dior of New York.
by the Auxiliary. Breakfast will
The widely-revered short ja c
be from 7:00 to It a. in. Easter
ket covert a high-belted, short
morning In the U. S. O. Building
sleeved dress.
and all Navy prrsonnrl, who re
main on Ihe station and allrnd
U. S. O. activities, arc Invited tor
a breakfast of ham and eggs,
Start or end your meal with hash brown potatoes, toast and
sherbert-topped
grapefruit.
To coffee.
aerve 4. halve 1 grapefruits. Re
Mrs. Disbrow had garmrnt* nn
move seeds and looaen each arc- display of a Dulrh Made party
tion with pointed, aharp knife held at her home recently and
along membrane and akin. Snip the benefits of the rvent will go
out center* with scissors. Sprin to the V. F. W. Auxiliary.
kle 1 teaspoon mint syrup or gre
After the meeting Mr*. Mary
nadine over each half. Just before Boettgrr served a lovely lunch
serving, fill earb center with 2 eoa of aandwichrs, cup rakes, cof
tablespoons fruit shrrbert and fee, and Ira, with a display of
garnish with freak mint aprlgt i green*for SI. Patrick* Day.
or atrawberrira.
will return Horn* April 1st, after
a busy wrrk of light-seeing excur
sion*
While in New York Clly they
will stay al the Manhattan Hotel
and will lour Radio City and are
popular television show*. Their
tour wilt Include aevrral great
hroadway shows, including "My
Fair Lady", "Jam aica" and "Th*
Belli Are Ringing".
BI RTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald O. Beilin
have named thrir new daughter
Wanda Jran. She weighed 6 lb.3 oi. at birth on March IRlh al
Seminole Memorial Hospital. The
llrllina have another daughter,
Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Boyd of
Lake Mary are the parents of a
6 lb -11 ox. daughter, Rebecca
Marshall, born March 13th.
1.1. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kline
of Savannah, Ga , art the parrnls
of a daughter, Martha Allison. Mr.
Ktina is the son of 3lr. and Mrs.
Tsui J. Min* of Orlando, former
residents, and the nephew of Mr.
and Mrg. George Stint gf San
ford.
(grapefruit Special
Household Hints
For homemakrrs who hala to
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ranges with oven linings of dispoiahlr aluminum foil. The throwaway linings slip Into aperial hoi
drra on the bottom, back and both
tides of Ihe ovens. New linings
may be rut frnm standard rolls
of aluminum foil used for other
kitchen purposes.
Mrs. Herman Alf of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, It visiting her daUghIrr, Mrs. Ronald llellin, )lr. Bei
Miss Drsla IJorner entertained
lin and family.
with a slumber parly, Friday, at
Ihe home of her parents, Mr. and
Federal, stale and local govern- Mr*. John Horner, in Loch Ar
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Invlled lo spend the night were
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XJ. S. In Revolution
‘ Chlneae Nationalist* reported yesterday that the antiCommunist revolt In Tibet had spread to the Communist
China mainland. •
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A Nationalist Chinese official urged the free world to
Resist in the revolution, lest It become another Hungary.
Nationalist Chinese leaders called a secret meeting to de
termine how they might help the revolution spread.
President Chinng Kel-ahek has predicted that the Comjnunlst China regime wonld collapse f^m ^tem a revolt.
Officials does to Chlang have hinted that the Nationalists
eroum sen a iroop n w m e
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*,,U U was only a year ago that a group of Sanford-based
men and planes stood by in the Formosa Strait, awaiting a
decision on whether Chinese Communists would attempt to
invado islands held by the Nationalists.
Should the Nationalists attempt to send troops to the
China mainland, war most certainly would erupt. There Is
little doubt that the Soviet Union would send «M to Mao a„g
Ills Commie comrades. The U. S. would have difficulty in
dteering clear of this conflict.
. . . . .
The U. 8. has dote ties with Chlang and the Nationlata. We are certain that this does not Include backing
tiiang in an attempt to re-take the mainland. But, our future in Asia, and particularly In the Pacific, depend* no
little on the final outcome of the Nationalist-Communist
S
? ? ,BAny Interference by Chlang likely would result In Kormoaa attack* by the Chinese Reds, The U. S. Is pledged to
the defense of FormoM.Jt is as slmplt as that.
Pride Loses Battle
Assignment Washington
JWdt can be a powerful force. Occasionally, pride must
be swallowed, no matter the hurt involved
Such waa tha atory of Miami’s Frank Vemle, who lost
Mia flah, his boat and his flame-red awimmlng trunks.
*
A &l« wava waahed Varnia overboard while he was
tattling to land a fish. Vernle'a companion waa unawara of
tha accident. Tha boat kept going. In an attempt to attract
li(f buddy, Frank Johnstone, Vernte peeled off hla flame-red
trunks and started waving them.
.
,, .
He He didn’t attract Johnatone, but a charter boat spotted
him. AeJuck would heve It, the boat waa loaded with men
t a l women. Vemle, too tired to wiggle into hla shorts, faced
gMecIslon: hla pride or hla life.
Pride lost the battle. To tha tune of women’s twitters,
|mI was hauled aboard, minus all of hla clothing. All In all,
It .waa a bad day,
___________________________________
Ry Rd Keterba
WASHINGTON - The mualr In
tha life of Carl Hurkhardt of CinelnnaU often turned Into tour —
aometlmaa aoggy — notea.
Burkhardt la • record preawr.
Once, ha told tho McClellan rac
ked committee, he prcaird bogua
dlaca for Chicago racketeer*. Tbla
ho did unwittingly, ha aald.
Tho man bllnkod and squinted
under tha bright cbandrllere of
tha eaurua room. Ha told how a
t h is To Appoor On Closed Circuit
The
Letters
lbMEMPHIS, To**< <UPU—Elvli charge will be telacaat to about
prtaiay'a a la a ja r asps IM reck SM title*.
Editor
bMOw
He oald it would take plate la
To
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Tbo Sanford Herald
a ■aatloa-wld* rlessd eirtuM TV March ar April ot IMS.
S04 Wait fira t Street
"A tloaed circuit telccaal, like Sanford, Florida
•oiteaee rafter Ms discharge from
tboae
used
for
champlooahlp
price
* » Anar early » ut year.
1 with to thank you on behalf
*JM . Tern Parker, tbo slaior'a fights, baa never been done by of the Seminole County Society
Chicago man named George Mil
ler n k cd him to make come re
cording! for him. Then the men
lent Burkhardt batchre of label*
deity by Greyhound bua.
The label* Burkhardt atuck on
the dlaca — a total of 121.000 o(
them. Theae record*, according
to the committee, were then forc
ed upon juke box operators around
Chicago by rackeleera — at a
premium price.
How, counatl Robert F. Kennedy
aaked politely, did Rurkhardt
manage to get the matter* for
th* record*?
Tha wltneia acuffed hit rubberbottomed black ahoea along the
red carpet and shook hla head
sadly, aa though what be waa
about to lay waa disgusting. And
then he aatd It: To answer, ha
laid, would aurely incriminate
him.
So Kennedy reached Into hla
fllea and dug up an old record.
A police record. Burkhardt’a. It
had to do with a conviction in
1M0 for transporting naughty
phonograph records.
asier, said Prailay'a first pub- an artiat before," Parker atld. for Crippled Children for tbo
< appoaranta here after die- "But ll’a the only pay to aaUafy wonderful publicity coverage your
•II the request* Evla haa ra- piper lava our Annual Eaater
Burkbardt'a
attorney.
Alfred
ceived for poraonal appearances."
Uly Bell.
Mcitua of Cincinnati, polite and
We fact that without your mar- eweat up to now, cried, "Sm ear."
ANSONIA, Conn, - (UPI) vtloua cooperation we would not Ttieraafter, Burkhardt tried atuArthur Tremblay wat upaet and
had had auch tucceta with thla
SPRINGFIELD, Maaa. —IUPI)
dairy whoa a ta to M Hole hla car,
dance aa we did.
—Tbo Maaaacbuaetta Mutual Ufa
hut he waa ceeaoied somewhat
Sincerely
Inauranre Co. aaid It haa inaurrd
Ken Mcintoah
tha nest day. Polite recovered Urn four brolhara for one million dolPreaideai
tar with Um |ai task full. It was lara each. It atld they are oil
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and television that will preient
present
the trot facta and reflect without
bias the position of the South with
relation to tha integration prob
lem.
It la a matter o f record that
position of the Negro in the South
haa steadily advanced through tha
years. It la unfortunately true that
the North has remained ignorant
of tha friendly relations that exist
in tha South between tha racaa,
which prior to the Supreme Court
Washington Window
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pear to be great news for the free world. However, Ameriesns shouldn’t get jubilant until the matter Is given careful
% *efl eiater
Too Laffo To Classify
Joha F. I-after, marhlre ac
countant firat cla il, U&N, aon ot
John Lafflar of Lake Harney Road
Sanford, and huaband ot lb*
formar M ill Nancy J. Shontx of
PitUburgh, Pa., U aorvlng with
the headquarter* of tho Command
Cadet Hobart N. Reely Jr.. Saner In Chief, U. 8. Atlantic Fleet
ford, waa cboten beat apeaker in
at Norfolk, Va.
competition aponaored by
the
Taliabaaaee Rotary Club March IS,
Serving with th* Ttnth Marine
Hit priio-winalog aubjoct waa Regiment, an artillary arm of tbo
"Atomic Air Powar."
Second Marino Dlvliloa at Camp
Rooly la a Junior at Florida
Lejoune, N. C. la Marin* Acting
IU U Uolveralty and will outer
Cpt. Gaorgo W. Fawlay, aon of
pilot training la tbo Air Forca af
Mr. and Mra. W. O. Chaatar of
ter hla graduation M it year.
1021 W. Third St., Sanford.
On ROTC Awarda Day la May
Before enlisting ia February
ho will racolvt an award from tho
National AFBOTC Honorary, Ar 1SIT, ha i Handed Kayaor High
School In Keyatr, W. Va.
•old Atr Society.
Ha was promoted to hla praaoat
He la the *M of Mr. and Mra
rank durln* February.
Robert Rooly.
Local Cadet Wins
Award Of Rotary
On Atomic Power
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Preal
It Is quite obvious that thla maEisenhower and others aroljeatic assembly of wives and chi!that tbo Russians ara not'dren, aursamalda, pets and such
tha United Statei impediments would work only if
i really ( mean to (bare ia what the generals call a
on tho questioa of strategic warning, that la, a warn
nerua—even though it may mean ing aoveral days in advance of
actual fighting.
war.
Perhaps the Kremlin would he
A tactical warning of a faw
more willing to believe If tha hours or a surprise attack leave*
armed forces of the United Slates much to tbo Imagination, moat of
ia Western Kurope were not part It bad. Thera would b* again tha
lima baby litters as well as sol panic of flight such aa mads
d im , airman and th* like. Not road transportation collapse la
actually baby-iltltra, of course.
Franca in IMd. Instead of orderly
But, what about th* 2U.000 or concentration and movement to
so dependents of American troops the seaports, there might, probab
who ara on the Western front? ly would, be a disorderly rout.
They are the wivea and children
The logiatlca problem la appalof tha enlisted and commiisioned Ing. Food for 299,000 frightened
personnel who compote a firat refugees cannot ha carried I" a
line of dtfanao in a dangeroui hand baaket. Fuel for multl-thouspringtime. Unquestionably It ia aands ot military and command
good for moral* — good for mo eared private automobiles cannot
rals, loo—for th* famlllea of tha be carried in a five-gallon can.
overtake force* to he stationed
There Is tho further questioa of
haniy—by.
the efficiency of a fighting force
Tbo Pentagon la cagy about
In which the enlisted and com
how many dependent* are In missioned ranka were aware that
Western Europe; cagy about how their loved ones were in panicky
iti* problem of dependent* will be progress toward evacuation porta
handle If war cornea. A pretty with the Lord only would know
good estimate today la that there bow many Ruiaiaa MIGi strafing
ara lts.ooo Army depandanti there
the civilian column*.
and M,000 Air Force. The Navy
A man might desert his post of
haa few ashore and, of course,
tha ‘Navy afloat ramalna tha last duty with auch thought* ia hla
mind. Thar* haa baca m move
mala baatloa o f modern times.
Plana M got th* depandanti out nor tha Indication of any ialcaUoa
of Um way af a shooting war have to gat the woman and children out
bean made. Tha plana lavolva of Weatsrn Europe before .tha
an Instant concentration of tha storm breaks — if it breaks.
dloualy to avoid the Fifth Amend*
mrnt. Rut, then, his memory left
him.
For the Ion of memory ho
blamed tho beautiful Ohio. Laat
month. Art Kaplan, committee
Investigator, visited Burkhardt at
hi* record factory. He told tha
committee that the man related depandanti at various military ata*
to him something about soma tiona preliminary la a great pa
"rough-looking characters.
rade ot woman and children to
"Ia that correct?” Chairmen seaports and shipment bom*.
John McClellan wanted to know.
"I
can't
remember."
aald
Burkhardt. Well, aald McClellan,
la that what he told tho Investi
LONDON (UPI) — Th* deadly
gator?
accurate man of tha Royal Air
Th* witntaa aald h* couldn’t Forte bomber command laat Tuaa
reealt what he told McClallaa's day teak Heady aim gt tha tiddlyman because at the time ha waa wlnka championship ot Britain.
under duress — wading In five The command nought memberfret of water which had flooded ship ia tho Ttddly-Wiaka Ann., to
hla shop.
> onahta K to com pat* agaiaat teams
"A little wator shouldn't cauao In tha houses af Parliament.
you to misrepresent • fact," Me*
Clellan roared.
"But, air," protested the witneia, "that waa th* Ohio Rivari"
Burkhardt, atlirod in a aatmy
gray sport* Jacket and blue tree■era, aald the Chicago raekatsars
still owed him $2,000 because one
of their checka bounced.
That waa about tho time tbo
counterfeit record bualaeaa waa
broken up In Chicago. Thereafter,
Burkhardt waa no longer la tha
bogua buiiaeaa.
"Did you terminal* It?" asked
Senator Kart Muadt (R-, I . D .).
"N o", aald tha wltneia. "Um po
ll ea department did."
Kennedy aikod Burkhardt to
recall aoma of tho tunas. And
then ho .helped tho witnoaa a l i
m en t* them. 121* dialogue weal
something like this:
Burkhardt:
"Th*
WhatUdo"
and "CoagralulaUooi."
Kennedy: "Hay, Hay, I Lore
Y ou."
Burkhardt: 1 don't think that
got anywhere.
,
Kennedy: "Oh, oh, I'm Falilaf"
and "Should Wo Toll H im ?" .
Burkhardt: "You Can Mak* It
If You T ry."
Kennedy: How did. thoy bring
the master record down to yeu?
Burkhardt: I respectfully de
cline to answer. . .
Kennedy: "Y ou C u t Stop Ma
From Dreaming."
Burkhardt: 1 don't rtmamber
that on*.
Rnlay
AeewatlcaM
NEW STYEAR
Tiddleri Seek Title
decision* wort rieadily Improving,
lag.
Naver. ia Um history of our na.
lion baa then bean a greater
natd for mutual understanding
and good will between the state*
and all races and It la Im peratla
that we recognize this fact and
take steps to cement relations
to a point where no Issue or prob*
lem can separate ua in the faen
of th* graver international dang*
era wa face.
Th* wise admonition of BenJa.
min Franklin that "W t muat hang
together or wo will hang-aoparato*
ly” Is as troa today aa when It
was spoken.
The South's poaiUon la not u ®
reasonable and when analyzed and
understood baa changed th* think.
Ing and sympathies of countkss
Northerner* who havo coma te
live among ua and hava learned
tha trot facta.
Th* South has bean la i la matt
Ing theaa facta known to th* roat
of the nation and Bill Reedy lean
feals
that whoa wo do so, ollmlngt
atlas
all bltttrnosa and hatred, our
peal bisod on autbontle facta,
will find that our friends In Um
North will Join with ua by do.
minding a Just and lntoUigent ao*
hjtlon for the welfare of the no.
tion os a whole.
Undor Reedy's plan each South?
am stats would appropriate $290,i
0M a year for four year* to pro*
vide a fund for financing, advar*
tiling apd publicity that will ihow
tho real benefits of segregation
la • society and achoola in the
Southern Statei.
Since advancing hla plan Reedy
haa received an avalanche of re*
aponae most of it favorable and
b* la asiured of sufficient support
from members of th* Florida La*
glilature to Insure'the passage of
hla hill when that body meets la
April.
.
Educators, lawyers, minister*,
builneia executives, civic and p o ig
Ileal leaders have endorsed the
plaa and ballad th* Lake Countian
for hla positive approach to th*
problem. Its success would depend
upon tha manner In which U la ad*
ministered, but w* have men able
enough and Intelligent enough In
the South to safeguard It against,
hot heads and aelflah Interests, If
leadership la chosen wisely.
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Tuea. 5f«r. 24. 1959—Pup* 5
Sturdivant Bidding
As Yankee Regular
Yankees' 5 0 victory over the Bal
United Press International
timore Orioles, whose six-game
listed Press Internsllonl
Tom Sturilivanl is oul to prove winning *trc*k had established
he'* the "solid pitching Insur them as one of the holiest team*
ance" Casy Stengel claims the on the grapefruit circuit. The Ori
New York Yankee* need to win ole* managed only two hit* off
Sturdivant and both of them were
another American League flag.
.A 1C game winner In both 1956 "scratchy.”
Elston Howard hit his second
nd 1957, Sturdivant aulfered
through a 36 campaign in 1918 homer of the aprlng and Mickey
and lias frequently been men Mantle weighed in with a runtioned as trade bait In the Yan ■coring single a* the Yankees
kees' attempts to swing a deal for evened their spring record at 7-7.
a pitcher. But it'* Ju»t possible Virgil Trucks, Ryne Durcn and
the Yankee* will have to look no Jim Bronstad completed the shut
further than their own clubhouse out and a nifty combined six-hit
performance.
for the man they want.
Have Anxious Momenta
Sturdivant made a big bid in
The Yankee* had some anxious
that direction Monday when he
rled five brilliant innings In the moments in the eighth inning
f
Track Squad Wins First
Triangle Meet Of Season
By JERRY COVINGTON
• C oach Jim Pigott'a Seminole
track learn look most of tho honor*
here yealerday in the first track
meet of the new season.
It was a triangle meet with DeLand and Eustls. The Seminole*
piled up 85*0 points and took first
place in nine events. DeLand was
second with 68 points and five' firat
places. Euslis had 20Vi points.
The Seminole* will hold their sec
ond home meet Thursday alter‘ • o n at the high school, where they
will host Leesburg In a conference
battle. The meet will begin at 3:30.
in the meet yrsterday a school
record was broken by three Sentinolci, all in the same event. Soph
omore Charles Kok broke the old
record of 1IB ft, B in, held by Merideth Scott In the discus throw with
a tremendous 127 ft. S in. heave.
Kelly Lake threw 120-B and Harold
Stone 120-1 to break the old record,
'■ox also was second in the shot put
throw with 40 ft, 9 In., and should
be ready to break the Conference
record some time Ibis season.
Surnmsry of events;
440—Rich (Eustls), Tatum (DeLand), Welch (Sanford), Koppel
(DeLand), :38.3; 180 low hurdles—
Bradshaw (DeLand), Bigham (Dc
Land), Tatum (DeLand), Harper
( Eustls), 72-4.1; 880—Don McCoy
l.Sanford),
Benedict
(DeLand),
Troulncr (Sanford), 2.29.
Sprint medley relay, Sanford
(Layne. Mann, .Lovelace, Fawlcy),
2.58. loo high hurdle*—Hathaway
(DeLand), McKlbbin (Sanford),
Mann (Sanford), Tatum (DeLand),
:15; 100-yard-dash — Berry (DeLand), Rich (Eustls), Gracey (San
ford), Lancy (Sanford), :I0.B; 680
relay, DeLand, Sanford, 1.46.
Mile run — Fawlcy (Sanford),
Frost (DeLand), McCall (Sanford),
Harrison (Sanford), 5.17; mile re
lay—Sanford (Welch, McCoy, Barber, McCoy). 4.27: shut put—Green
(Eustif), Fox (Sanford), J jk c
(Sanford). Stone (Sanford). 41 ft.
2 in.; dlacua—Fox (Sanford), Lake
(Sanford). Stone (Sanford), 127 ft.
8 in.; pole vault—C. McKibhln
( Sanfordl, 9 ft.; high jump—Hath
away (DeLand), Oravalci (San
ford), Gracey (Sanford), Green
(Eustls), 5 ft. 7 In.; broad jump—
Laney (Sanford), Berry (DeLand),
Hathaway (DeLand), Lake (San
ford), 1> ft. 10 In.
Exhibition Results
0
Coiled Press International
At St. Petersburg, Fla.
Philadelphia
101 0U0 0 7 0 - 9 12 0
fit. Louis
000 100 211— 5 12 1
Keegan. Lehman (6), Erickson
(I ) and Hegan. Thomas (9). BrogHo. Maglie (7), R. Blaylock (9)
and Green, Slandlland (7). Win
ner—Lehman. Loaer—Maglie. lira
—Phllley, Bouchea.
At Hollywood, FI*.
C h icago
230 100 0 2 0 - S 10 0
^ t a n iu City
200 000 10O- 3 8 3
Lown, Rudolph (3) and Battey.
Craddock, Davis (4), Herbert (5),
Terry (9) and House. Winner—
Lown. Loser—Craddock.
At Bradenton, Fla.
Los Angeles
210 210 400-10 12 0
Milwaukee
210 100 000— C 14 3
Klippalefn, Beasent (4), Mauriel to (7) and Rcseborn. Burdette,
Ruah (8), McMahan (8) and CranteJiU. Winner — Beaaent. Loser—
Bush. HRs—Covington, Demcter,
Mathews, Roaeboro.
At Lakeland, FI*.
Cincinnati
200 201 0 0 0 - 5 11 0
Detroit
600 4)1 20a—15 19 0
Osteen. Mabc (6) and Bailey.
Moisi, Susce (3), Morgan (7) and
Wilson. Winner — Most!. Loser—
Osteen. HRs—Thomaa 2.
At Miami
New York
300 000 003— 3 1 2
Baltimore
000 000 000— 0 8 2
Sturdivant, Trucks (8), Daren
(8) Uronitad (8) and lluward.
Bamberger, E. Johnson -48) and
Trlandoa, Ginsberg (7). Winner—
Sturdivant. Loser — Bamberger.
HR—Howard.
Tournament Berths
For Holiday Filled
NEW YORK (D P I) — St. John’s,
winner of the National Invitation
Tournament, and Cincinnati thirdplace finisher in the NCAA tour
nament, were included today in a
field of eight teams for the an
nual Holiday Festival Basketball
Tournament here next Dec. 26, 21,
and 30.
Cincinnati, with national scor
ing champion Oscar nobertson,
and Iowa were the Iwo "gueat”
teams invited for the tourney,
which la promoted hy Die Eastern
College Athletic Conference at
Madison Square Garden.
ECAC teams invited included
defending champion St. John's,
Manhattan, Dartmouth, St. Jo
sepli’a (P a .), St. Bonaventure, and
New York University.
An automobile with a 20-quartcipacity cooling ayatein require*
about 13 Ji quarts of anli-freeie for
maximum protection to approxi
mately 40 degrees below zero.
when Durcn was fnrerd to leave
the game after stopping a linr
drive with hla bare hand. Trainer
Gut Mauch said he did not be
lieve there were any bone* bro
ken and no X-rays were planned.
The Detroit Tiger* crushed the
Cincinnati Reds, 155, the Phila
delphia Phillies beat the St. Louia
Cardinals, 9-5, (he Los Angeles
Dodgers defeated the Milwaukee
Braves. 10-6. and the Chicago
White Sox beat the Kansas City
Athletics, 8-3, in Monday’* only
other exhibition games.
Al Kaline had four hilt and
Harvey Kuenn, Frank Bolling and
Rocky Bridges three each in the
Tigers’ 19-hit attack. Most of the
damage was donr against rookie
Claude Oilccn, who was battered
for 12 runs - and 14 hilt in five
innings. Don Mossl made his
spring debut for the Tigers and
yielded two run* in the first two
innings.
The Phillies rocked 42-year old
Sat Maglie in a seven-run eighth
Inning rally featured by Dave
l’ hillcy'a grand-slam homer. Ed
Keegan, a 19-year-old rookie who
was 13 9 at Williamsport last sea
son, held the Cardinals to one run
and Ihrcc hits for the first five
innings.
Fifth Straight Lost
Don Demeter and John Hoseboro homcrcd tor the Dodgers
who raised their spring record to
83 and handed the Bravci their
fifth atraight loss and their eighth
in their last nine games. Wes
Covington had five hits and Ed
Mathew* had four for the Braves
hut pitchers Lew Burdette and
Bob Rush were hit freely by Ihc
Dodgers.
Sam Esposito drove In four
runs with three hits and Al Smith
struck a key triple as the While
Sox squared their record at 5-5.
The White Sox got off to a 24)
first-inning lead against Walt
Craddock and added three more
runs in the second. The Athletics
have lost 8 of 13 games, poorest
record by an American League
team.
Burnett Is Closer
To Bowling Title
Burnelt Painters edged eloaer to
clinching the title in the Sanford
City Bowling Lcagur al thr San
ford Bowling Alley last week, laki
ing Iwo games from Celery Cily
Printing. In Ihe second game the
Painter* squeezed through to win
by only two pins.
In other action, Mather took two
games from Gene’s Seminole Dry
Cleaners, and New York Life in
surance rolled for two victories
over Bukur'a Music Shop.
The “ Match of the Week” will
aee Mather rolling against Celery
City Printing on lanes three and
four. Burnett's will roll against
Bukur'a on lanes five and six, and
on lanes one and two. Gene's
will take on New York Life.
Top Golfers Ready
For Rich Seminole
Pro-Am Tourney
Seminoles To Host
Lions On Thursday
I
Pete O'Lear Liked
In Track Feature
Rupp Would Take
'59 Record Again
Cage Coaches Get
Ball Color Option
Ring Results
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Season Cloaca March 30th
Schmidt is set again ai the
number one catcher with Hobip
Landrith. another Cardinal acquitlllon. behind him. Smitty can belt
the long ball but Rigney would .
like to aee him tack about 10'tfr
15 poinla lo hla .214 average. 1
Rookies who have ■ chance1of
Maying up arr Al Sllogllta, anoth
er catehrr who hatted .290 at Cor
pus Christ!, and pitcher Dick
Sovdr. He is a 6-8'k basket ball
player from 1-os Angeles wha
bad a 12-12 record for Aorptii
Christ! and fires thr hall from tha
general vicinity of third base, a la
Ewell Rlackwell.
"The race will be a aeramhl*
all year with no time to let up/*
says Rigney.
llip e a s w itc h
9- * con aoaoM frameMaos savings— rigid from
• Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands
Rigney continues to dicker wijjl
the Cardlnali for another pitcher.
e h e Just
1. K con iMqn tha baginning of a who)* n«w
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ErwiuArtr, the 59 Cord ia recognized at ibe
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many people arr juti now diwovering dial I ord
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oM poiiongoet from (ho w v You got a
fjM-titod, oooy-Oo-roodi trunk, fool
f.nnjmt has a roof over his head in a Ford. And
there's no need lo aland on tiptoe in load
Ford's trunk I
important one. Rigney is mulllnf
over the idea of shifting Cepeda
over from first base to third and
giving Rill White Orlandn'a old
position. The addition of left hand
ed White would put more powfrr
inio a lineup that already it heaty
hilling but consists predominately
of right-handed hitters.
Has “ K x cltlir’ Outfield
While had been regarded as tha
Giants' first baseman when ha
entered the service then cama
back last season to find Cepeda
had taken over the hag in con
vincing fashion.
Rigney says Dial hr wilt have
"one of Hie most exciting outfield*
In the business” with Brandi lit
left, Mays in renter and Felipe
Alou in right. All three are flite
fielder* and exceptionally fastIf Cepeda remain* at first base,
it will be Jim Dsvrnport again at
third. The quiet Alabaman, Csuprda and catcher Bob Schmidt
were three rookies who cama
through hig last year.
Thr pitching muddle, Rigney'a
biggest headache, cleared somewhat recently when Al Worthing
ton <11-7) finally signed and Ra
mon Monzant (8 11) said he might
not retire after all.
"W e need annlher man in tha
bullpen lo go with Billy MuffaU
(4 6 at St. Louis) and Gprdon
Jonea (3 1).” Rigney says. “ Joa
Shipley cnuld help us a lot if If*
got over Ids stage fright.”
Shipley, the wild owner of a
fast tinker, had a 5-2 rrcord at
i'hocmx last year ami an earned
run average of 2 45 in relief. Tha
batter* are reported to be just at
scared as he is.
From Starting Pitchers
The mainline pltchera ara led
hy southpaw Johnny AntondU
(16-13), Jack Sanford (10 13) w jo
was obtained from Philadelphia,
Stu Miller (6-91 whose 2.47 earned
nin average ted Ihe league ia
1958, and Mike McCormick (11-9).
McCormick, a lefthander, may
get an extra day's rest thii sea
son. Curt Barclay, who wai a
starting pitcher when the Giant*
were Mill part of New York, "||
making a comeback from a sore
arm. He sustained it during Win
ter howling and was shipped Ia
Phoenix last year where he had
a 12 9 record.
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★ S P E C IA L M A T IN EE FRID A Y
Returns To Ring:
U h st db Me mean by
3 , You and ovoryono who ddoi with you coo'
koop hots on . . . con ardor and loavo with oat*.''
■Vln..
Giants Injured, But Im
(Editors Note: This Is Ui# [ly heller position that at this time Pacific
Coast
league hatting
eighth dispstrh on thr prosper!* last year.
championship last year with a
Ranking On Rodarrs
of major league learns for 1159.)
.354 average.
“ I feel good shout shnriaiop.”
Spencer is supposed In have
PALM REACH, Fla. (D PI) —
By SCOTT RAILI.IE
Rigney say*. "Andre Rndgera is made (he ahift to second only aft
Ren Hogan, Sam Snead and Cary
United Press International
playing with a lot more confi er some discussion.
Middlecofr led a galaxy of golfPHOENIX. A m . (UPI)—Take a dence and we're hanking on him
"He'll be a heller player there,”
dnm’ s brightest stars due to tee
walk through sick hay and you'll lo make it thi* lime.”
Rigney says. "He won't make
off today in the ritzy $10,000 Semi
This ia the biggest change on the Ihrowing errors of last year
are most of thr San Francisco
nole pro-am tournament, a blue Giants' opening dsy lineup for the club so far. Rigney moved and will hit better."
ribbon event with blue blood at thii season.
Sprnerr from shortstop to second
Spencer, who is trying to Im
tendance.
That guy w'ith 35 stitches in hit so that the hard-throwing, 6 fret prove his hitting slid to .256 Iasi
Forty of the professionals will shin is Willie Mays. The husky 3 Rodger* could play short. An season after a good start.
tesm in best ball competition with Puerlo Rican with the racking dre. a light hitler in two previous
There could he another cliangr
two club m em bers'each. Prizes cough is Orlando Cepeda. the Na shot* with Ihe Giants, won the In Ihe Infield and an even more
will be handed out for low pro tional I-rifiir Rookie of thr Year
fessional scores and low team in 1958. Daryl Spencer, slated to
scorps at the end of 36 hole* in play second base, Is (hr one with
each division.
the tore foot and tore arm. Jack
Middleeoff, ihe long hitting den le Rrandt, who rales as the left
tist from Memphis. Tenn., made fielder, is recovering from a nose
a triumphant return to the links operation. And the man with the
Monday by winning the 115,000 St. wired up jaw and haltered teeth
Petersburg Open.
ia Manager Rill Rigney. who
By JERRY COVINGTON
| In the opening inning yesterday,
Although it was his first tour drove Into a lamp poat last
Coach Dave Laudc and his Sem starter Richard Rarnes was tagged
nament appearance aince an oper month.
inole haaebalt team traveled to for five runs. After that the entire
So far this year, the harried Daytona yesterday, where they
ation last September, the 37-year
old 3IiddIecoff seemed in top manager has not been able lo playrd Mainland In a practice till Seminole team selllrd down and
form. He fired a three under par field a loam resembling the rluh , Both clubs used (his contest lo Ihe game ended with Mainland on
69 for high prize money of $2,000. which finished a lurprlir third look at all the plajers in search lop. 8-7. Barnes was tagged fnr two
His 72-hole total of 275 was 13 last season. But although he for a starling nine for (heir open more runs and was credited with
under par, and three stroke* bawled out his charges last week ing contests. Coach Laudc used 22 the loss. Tills game, tiring a prac
ahead of runner up Peto Cooper for laxnrss. Rigney declares that player in seven innings. Several
tice till, will not go in thr Record
the squad seems to he in a slight- were very impressive.
of Lakeland, Fla.
book* against the stylish right
Many of (he other 55 high name
The Seminole* tried In open Ihe
hander.
pros entered in Ihe Scmlnotc also
season last wrrk against Lyman
Lefty Bolt Day took over for
competed
at
St.
Petersburg.
but a full week of rain prevented
Among them were Arnold I’ almpr,
any arlinn. The 195!) season will Barnes in Ihe third inning and was
Doug Ford, Art Wall Jr., South
open Thursday night against neigh the most impressive of the three
African Gary Player, Billy Casper
boring Oviedo at the stadium here. Seminole pitrlicri. He displayed
Jr., and Gene Lilller.
Game time will be 8 p. m. Festiv good control and plenty of speed.
ities will begin at 7:30 with a pep He gave up une run during hi* stay
Cooper shot a 71 in the St.
Pete O'Lear, full brother to high band and a complete pre-game on Hie mound. On basis or ibis
Petersburg Open to win second
place money of $1,500. He had flying Happy Joe Lucky, could show. The opener will lie sponsor showing, Day proabhly will get the
three birdies but took a double- cause fireworks in the Sanford Or ed by Ihc Seminole booster* club. starting nod for the opener here
'Thursday.
bogey on the 15th when he shot lando track's featured ninth rare
tonight. He'll crack out of the pop
into some trees.
Righthander Henry Shoeniaclirr
ular number one box.
took over for Day in the fifth and
Finishing third with a final
While Pele ha* been unimpres
did not yield a run. He thawed
round of 75 and 280 total was Bob sive at times, flashes of hnlftaiice
plenty of form and should tie tough
Gualhy, Belleville, 111., who led by have stamped him a dog to watch.
this season. He has a good fast
one stroke going into the last II The Hobby Hour Ranch stepper
ball and fine control.
holes.
lias collected 13 purses in 23 trip*
Coaches Luude ami McCoy were
Littler. of Singing Hills, Calif., postward.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (U P I)-K en - impressed by Ihc line play of Ray
shot a 68 for a 282, to tic with
Black Petr 0 'f.car looked hlr
George Bayer, Ulencagles, III , beat earlier this month when hp lucky basketball coach Adolph Lundquist In left field. The young,
and Wes Ellis Jr., Aldecress, N. hacked up an easy B class win with Rupp said here Monday night in stcr proved to be a fine ball hawk
J. Bayer had a 70 after soaring lo a close second, only a nose from accepting the United Press Inter as well as a good sticker, Jfe lined
national Coach of the Year award, a single to right for tho first hit
77 the day- before and Ellii ahot victory, in Grade A.
Several other apeedstera, regard he would be willing lo settle for of tho game for the .Seminoles.
72.
Defending champion Arnold Pal- ed as In aml-outcr* boasting worlds the rrcord made by hi* W ildrili Walter Smith got the only extra
mer, Ligonier, Pa,, fired a 12 to of speed, are also ready to go in ihl* year during “ Ihe real of my base knock for the Srmipolca with
a line drive triple in the fourth.
tic with several others. Including the mam event. Fleet1Mary Oak ia coaching days.”
Rupp, picked a* Coach of the Thii blow tied Ihe conical at 7-7
top money winner Art Wall Jr., pegged a 5 to 2 morning line favor
but the Hues came back with the
of Pnconu Manor, Pa., who had ite and Meanwhile, who usually Year in a nationwide poll of
wins by yarda or runs out of the sporla writers and broadcasters winning run in the fifth.
a 73 for the round.
conducted by United Pres* Inter
Olhcr St. Petersburg leaders In muncy, is next at 4 to 1.
Opportunist. Formula Sue, Bar- national. railed his tram’s record
cluded, at 283, Canadian Al Bald
ing. Markham, Ontario, and Chirk bar* Marie, Casual Sue and Dlark “ remarkable” ami advanced a
reason for Kentucky's upset by
llarbcrt. Northvillc, Mich.; at 284, Elaine round out the lineup.
Sanford •Orlando Kennel Club the University of Louisville in the
Billy Casper Jr., Apple Valley,
L O U I S V I L L E . Ky. (U l'I)
Calif., and Doug Ford. Paradise, duxes its finest season Monday NCAA regional! at Evanston, Hi.
“ While other learns were play —Coaches were given the option
Fla.; and at 285. Palmer, Wall, with matinee and night programs.
Jay llchcrt. Sanford, and Dick Major event* packed Into the re ing after our season ended, we or using colored basketballs by a
maining few day* are the 24th an sat around sucking our thumbs. I rules committee here M o n d a y
Mayer of St. Petersburg.
otherwise made let*
nual Central Florida Derby Friday, believe an extra game would have w h i c h
changes in Ihe game than at any
Derby Consolation along with Lad helped,” Rupp xaid.
ies Night Thursday and the Au
He added that thr Southeastern time in a decade.
devoir Handicap in the final race Conference thlx week agreed to
Ttio use of yellow or orange
next Monday.
set up a special game bclwrcn basketballs was approved at the
NEW YORK (UPII — Tony Dlits NCAA representative and a final session of Ihe National Bas
Biase. 1(8, New York, outpointed
tram of all stars to lie picked by ketball Committer of the United
Johnny Gorman, MS!*, Brooklyn.
the conference commissioner. The Stale* and Canada which rnnNEW
YORK
(UPI)—
Tony
DiN. Y. (tu).
Biase, Ml, a N p w York City geol game would he played on Ihe fiat veiled here during the weekend
PROVIDENCE, R. I. (U PI) urday after thr regular season in conjunction with the NCAA
Don Prout, 168, Providrnrr. stop ogy studrnt, returned In ihe ring ends.
tournament.
ped Jo Jo Sanchez, 167, Warren, after a six-months absence Mon
day
night
and
scored
a
split
10n. 1. (6).
BALTIMORE, Md. ( UPI) — round decision over Johnny Gor
Wayne Itethea, 203. New York, man, 146!,, Brooklyn, in the nonoutpoinlrd Rudy Watkins, J90, televised feature bout at fit. Nich
olas Arena.
Baltimore (101.
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�Parent-TeacherAssociations, NewestDebate Issue
My VlrtlaU C o u
Berald Waff Writer
Associations of pareoU and
teaebert were born ai a cooperstiva agency between the parent!
and the publle reboot,
The parent become* acquainted
with the difficulties o f the teacher
Sy aceing the school activities,
he educational proceii a* apto hit child. The teacher,
obtaining a sympathetic un
derstanding of the child’s home*
life, gel* a d earer picture of his
.mtnlhl habits and capacities.
. Together, the pareata and teach
er can abed light on problem a of
aebool discipline and are able to
remove obitaelei la the child's
relations to school authorities.
Aa with the Girl Scouts, Cham
bers of Commerce, government,
and thousand* of similar agen
cies, the PTA haa a slate and na
tional organization.
The object* of the Florida Con•frees, as set forth in the by-law*,
a re To promote the welfare of
children and youth In home.
school, church and community;
to raise the standards of home
life, to secure adequate laws for
the care fcnd protection of children
end youth; to bring closer the relatiooihlp between home
and
school; and to develop between
educator* and the public efforts
to secure the highest advantage
for every child.
, The Congress is nonsactarlan,
non commercial and nonpartisan.
The slate and national organiza
tions have been auccesiful In
gaining legislation to improve fa
cilities offered by the health de
partments, school lunch program,
federal aid for education, child
labor, and many other meaiuref
designed to Improve the welfare
of youth.
The first policy Is that of local
control: urging minimum federal
and maximum local control on
every one of the legislation action
items.
During the annual convention
of last November, 14 areas were
presented for study and possible
Gen. Grant Seeks
Hess War In War
<
By FRANK EI.EAZEK
WASHINGTON (U PI) - ComJMlMoraling the Civil War ia nno
W ag- Refighting it it something
else again. The Civil War Cen
tennial Commission, set up to plan
B four-year observance alerting
la 1M1, wishes we all would go
to--the movies instead.
Plana to re-enact big Civil War
•battles are taking shape on a
Kale that haa eommiailon otfi, cilia baginning to worry, Lee and
;4}reBt wertn'l able to mobilize
much faster, and they were out
to make history.
V \ dozen or more engagemepla
contemplated by state and
local interests, and rumor* of
more In the works.
‘ From what commission memban bear, aoma o f these re-run*
may eoat almost as much aa the
wBrigbutls. The betUe strategists
are boning, however, to draw tour•"tote enough to refill local tills.
" I t is hopefully assumed also
’ B u t all the shots this time will
bn‘ blanks. But Maj. Gen. Ulysses
I . Grant 111, grandson o f the UnJen war leader and chairman of
,w > ‘’centennial, would rest easier
,M there were more ceremony
yfianed and lei* shooting.
*1 .am much disturbed by the
' Mtowlada* that people think o f the
centennial as only a giant re
lighting of the war," Grant aa!d
the other day In e statement.
tin
"This isn't the case at all."
Grant insisted today it wasn't
the prospect of reopening old
wounds that prompted his state
ment. lie said all he meant wai
that the Job of restaging the bat
tles Is too big and too costly.
For whatever reason, the gene
ral is trying hard to discourage
any wholesale mock letting of
blood.
Deaths
legislative action. One of these
included the conscientious support
of the United Nations, "believing
it to be an outstanding instrument
for world peace."
Thla, of course, mesnl the sup
port, (IN PRINCIPLE) of the
United Nation* Educational, Scien
tific and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO).
Many of the delegates did not
approve o f the "one worldlsm”
theories of UNESCO. At the con
vention, they were unable to vote
as they pleased. Shortly after the
convention, new information of
"one-worldism" was released, and
has brought about the present
situation in Seminole County.
Already several locsl parentteacher association* have with
drawn. Many parents do not know
what UNESCO policy is. Associa
tion member* took it for granted
that the "one-worldlsm" theory
meant communism, and the PTAs
would not support it.
In a letter to the Seminole
County PTA Council, the state
president, Mrs. C. W. Johnson, an
swered a resolution sent from
this county to both stale and na
tional PTA Congi esses.
The resolution asked the Cone r v 1 tn safeguard Us program
"that we are organized to foster
unity and that certain areas In
the Action Platform have brought
shout confusion, misunderstanding
and resentment in many sections
of the atale, and that we must
he protected from domination or
exploitation by persons or groups
with ulterior motives."
Mrs. Johnson replied: "Lately,
an item supporting our own gov
ernment's endorsement of the
United Nation* has rerelvcd con
siderable comment, oddly enough
—and I say oddly enough because
the item his appeared as part
of the Action Program for ten
yean, since the organization of
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Dr.
George Wilson, 70, clinical profes
sor of neurology at the University
of Pennsylvania and Women’*
Medical College, died Monday.
Sunny Jim Fltzaimmobs, who
started the practice in 1920. was
the first trainer to send hia horses
to the paddock wearing polo boot*
instead of handigea.
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under
HICKSVILLE, N. Y. (UPI) The
Rev. Dr. Eugene C. Krelder, to,
superintendent of home missions
of the United I-ulhcran Synod of
New York and New F-ngland, died
Monday.
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Mrs.
Carrie Hackman Smith, U , noted
Baptist official, died Sunday at a
Baptist home, in Germantown.
this method of preserving world
peace.
Mrs, Johnson Slid that during
the past two years, it has receiv
ed attention and "exploitation"
from persons and groups with
"unexplainable motives."
1-ocsl groups are protesting the
desires of UNESCO to rewrite
textbooks, promoting "one-worldism " throughout, the schools.
However, PTA officials say this is
only one very small portion of the
action platform, and there is no
need to support this Idea',
The resolution from the Semi
nole County Council also requested
that delegate! to the convention
be instructed bow u» vote before
going to the meeting. Mrs. John
son said that In the rewording of
many bills, the "a y e” or "n a y "
might turn out opposed to the
very program approved by local
groups,
The Seminole High PTA will
meet tonight to vole on withdraw
al. Mrs. John Schirard, president,
said that speakers tor both sides
would he present. Against will be
Mary Edwards, district president
and Mrs. Barbara Rankin, study
group chairman of Florida Congreta. D. W. Ladd, Geneva, will
speak for withdrawal.
"It Is only fair to hear both
sides of the question," Mrs. Schi
rard said. "I would hale to see
us lota this valuable contact with,
our government. We have had
much aaalstance from the Congreia in setting up our traffic
■afety campaigns, fund raising
ideas, and Juvenile delinquency as
sistance. We cannot afford to lob
by for legislation in Washington.
The state and national organiza
tions are the only way we can con
tinue to get federal benefit for
our ch.ldren."
The meeting will be held at >
p. m. All parenti are urged to
attend.
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management
FEATURING
A variety of pies,
cakex, cooklea.
doughnut* and pastry.
FRESH DAILY l !
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Open weekdays till 6 P. M.
201 E. 3rd St.
FA 2-0433
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
S -F O R RENT
DOWNSTAIRS furnished 3 room
1^1—MARKET BASKET
lpirtm rnl. private bath Near
2—FOR RENT
town. 30* Kim. FA 2-2021.
2-A—ROOM A BOARD
1-ROOM
efficiency
apartment,
2—BEACH RENTALS
private bath, acroii from Toil
4—
WANTED TO RENT
Office._______________ ________
5—
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
3-BEROOM
home. 2434 Yale Ave.
<—MORTGAGE LOANS
7—REAL ESTATE WANTED
2 BEDROOM kltrhen equipped
2— MISCELLANEOUS
house, call FA 2 *043.
t —FLOWERS - PLANTE
WKLAKA
APARTMENTS: rooma
SHRUBS
private bathi, 114 W. First St.
W 1®—OFFICE, EQUIPMENT
II— AUTOMOBILES 2 ~NIC E~R ooms ,~*1033 W. 1st. Call
FA 2-34S8.
TRAILERS
11—SOATS A MOTORS
Sleeptn* room—quiet, close tn.
11-F A R M SUPPLIES A
FA 2 1295.____________________
MACH INERT
MODERN
2-bedroom house.
14—
PETS . LIVESTOCK .
FA 2 1737. ________________
SUPPLIES
II— ARTICLES WANTED
3-REDROOM duplex, furnished or
unfurnished. FA 2-3021.
15— PLACES TO EAT
# 1 7 — BEAUTT PARLORS
3-BEDROOM furnished house to
11-F E M A L E HELP WANTED
responsible Navy couple or per
11— MALE HELP WANTED
manent people. MO monthly.
FA 2 31*4.
M -M A L E OR FEMALE
11—WORK WANTED
205.00 large 3 Bdrm. unfurn. apt.
21—BUSINESS
Dining Itm. tile bath, fireplace,
OPPORTUNITIES
nice yard, 1703 Magnolia Ave.
11—9PEC1A1 SERVICES
. H —PIANO SERVICES
203.00 Turn. apt. 2 Bdrm. Fla.
Rm. Tile bath, FA 2 3031.
U-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS
% « — ELECTRICAL
AIR CONDITIONED Furnished
CONTRACTORS
Apartment, 2404 Mellonville Ave.
U-A—BUILDING. REPAIRS,
Ph. FA 2 0127.
24-B BUILDING SUPPLIES
2-BEDROOM furnished apartment,
17—NOTICE - PERSONALS
clean and close uptown. 233
11-ARTICLES FOR BALE
monthly. Cal( FA 24201.
21— FURNITURE A
2 BEDROOM, Fla. room, fenced
HOUSEHOLD
ytrd W block from Lake. Phone
Jt—LOST AND FOUND
FA 2-2320.
Hospital Notes
MARCH II
Admissions
Arlington Mills (Sanford)
BIRTHS
Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Parker Jr. (Sanford)
m
Discharges
Nancy Tombler (Lake Mary)
Roy Balcon (Longwood)
Margaret Johnson (Sanrord)
Hazel While (Sen(ord)
.
Louise Andrus end baby
(Sanford)
MARCH 21
Admissions
Diane Gay (SanfordI
Delores McKenney (Sanford)
—
Ronnie Beall (DeBary)
™
Raymond Smith (Longwood)
Mary Fulton (Longwood)
John East (Lake Mary)
Irene Power (Senford)
Disc barges
Myra Gaua and baby'(Sanford)
Della Hardy (Sanford)
Delores French and baby
(Longwood)
Michael Moiet (Chuluota)
MARCH 21
—
Admissions
“
Kate Swaim (Sanford)
Mildred Nicholas (Sanford)
Caroline Plerro (Sanford)
Grace Fetters (DeBary)
Duane F u l l e r
(Lakewood
Shorea)
Beatrice Biztelli (Sanford)
Betty Brock (Sanford)
Ida Mae Saunderi (Sanford)
Discharges
Thomacenia McClany (Eus(Ia)
Love Lnller (Sanford)
®
Nellie Thoma* (Sanford)
Carl Culver (Sanford)
Raymond A. Smith
(Longwood)
Marion Smith (Sanford)
Euphemla Huntley (Sanford)
{ MARCH 21
' Admissions
Paula Baker (Sanford)
Marie Hutchinson (Lake
Mary)
m
Mildred Case (Longwood)
Births
Baby girl lo Mr. and Mri. Al
bert Saunderi (Sanford)
Hitchhiker Drowns
TAMPA (UP1) — An elderly
hitchhiker drowned Sunday after
the car In which he was driving
plunged into a water-filled ditch
at nearby I-utz.
|
Police identified the victim OS
John Price, 66, o f Tampa.
Heavenly Airlift
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — The
Holy Name Society's annual con
vention here next fall la taking
no chances on any of the 25,000
delegates returning home late.
Officials planned to march dele
gates from the most distant cities
^ at tha head o f the final parade.
W A ‘ ‘heavenly airlift" will speed
home the early ranks o f march
ers hy hundreds of specially
scheduled planes.
League To Operate
DUBLEN, Ga. (U P I)—Official*
of the defunct Georgia-Florida
League have tentatively agreed to
reactivate the Class D league for
the US® season under an indeImpendent operation free, from ma
jor league ties.
Legal Notice
»-i< -riTioia s i n k
Vntlr* is hereby alien ik«t 7 sm
In huslnee* nr Ran'* |,
Bos SIS. SintsrS. glories. unCnr
tfcn fictitious n u n « f American
Discount; Diet I sm the sot* owner
" f sate business an* (hit t Intend
■u rrslstsr eetnr imreusat la L'h.
fc»ti VS S'litr Ide Stislutit.
f t JUr Slate*
Discharges
Charles Cross (Sanford)
Barbara Gilchrist (Sanford)
Nathaniel Dixon (Sanford)
Dianne Gay (Sanford)
Ronnie Beall (DeBary)
Betty Brueitlc (Lake Mary)
Valerie McIntyre (Sanford)
Mrs. Willie Smiley and baby
girl (Sanford)
Mrs. Gordon Senart and baby
hoy (Sanford)
Jean Pcllena (Sanford)
Roberta Jackson (Maitland)
MARCH 22
Admissions
Shelby Jean Trujillo (Sanford)
Virginia Ellen James
(Sanford)
Ilert Patterson (Oviedo)
Births
____
Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs.
Charle* McArthur Jamea
(Sanford)
Oviedo
Mrs. Kimble Feted
At Stofk Shower
By Marian R. Janes
Mri. Candy Kimble was bonoree
at a atork shower at the Oviedo
Womani Club Wednesday, March
II. Hostesses for (he affair wrre
Mri. Curtis Cox, M ri. Chlora list
tie and Mrs. A. B. Kimble.
Tha Interior of (he club house
wai decorated with a profusion
of Spring flowers. The honoree'a
table, overlaid with a while linen
cloth, wee centered with an er
istic arrangement of mixed flow
era while the aarvlng table, also
covered with a white linen cloth,
held a lovely arrangement of roa
rs.
Gamas were played under thr
direction of Mri. C. T. MrCullry
with Mri. Juanita Beasley re
ceiving ■ necklace as prize win
ner. Mrs. Helen McCulley kept
the gift book and gtfia were dis
played for guests.
Included on the guest list were
Mmes. Ferrell Beasley, Charley
McCulley Jr., C. T. McCulley,
Geneve Abell, Ben Walnrlght, J.
B. Jones Jr., Mery Lou Willie,
Church Miller, W. P. Carter, Johnny Jakubcin. Lex Abell. Andy
Jakubrin, Harvey Joe Slayton,
Foye Shull, J. G. Beasley, Elsie
Fleming, Margaret Hobbs, Fred
Robbins, Roy Alford, Charlie Mal
colm. G. W. Alford, J. W. Beas
ley, Dor* Keliey, Billy West, C.
L. West, Clara Mariner, Leon Olliff, D. B. Gammigr, George Ja
kubcin Sr., John Oliver and the
kfisses Ruth Davidson a d Nellie
Beaaley.
Personal*
Lt. and Mrs. Don W. Shaffer
and aons, Donnie and Tommy,
of Augusta, G *„ have returned
home after a visit with their perenle. Mr. end Mrs. Charles G.
Shaffer end Mr. end Mrs. Jim
Lee,
Mr*. Paul Mikler and Utile
daughter, Christine, enjoyed a bus
trip last weekend lo Jacksonville
where they were the guests of her
mother, Mri. C. C. Batkeom.
Mr. and Mr*. John Clement
have returned lo their home in
Charlotte, Mich, after a viiit hare
with Mr. aod Mr*. Lynn Moaier
and a two-week ally tn Ocala.
Friends extend sympathy lo Mr.
and Mra. Pal Brown and family
in their recant loss of bar mother,
Mra. W. T. Mauldin.
Sympathy ia also extended to
P. D. Slayton and family In their
bereavement. Mr. Slayton’* falher
died Friday.
2— FOR RENT
9S *
H eater!)
g rra tt
2-BEDROOM h a u t e , Palmetto
Ave., Inquire 2300, Sanford Ave.
Tues., Mar. 24, 1959—Page 9
IAFF-A-DAY
FOR SALE OR RENT 2 bedroom
unfurnished house, call FA 2-1310
2-1310.
0— BRAL ESTATE FOR BALM
VA - FHA FHA In Service
Conventional
Financing
Down Payments
Low As $400
Immediate Occupancy
We Guarantee Personal
Satisfactions On The
Construction Of Your Home
Or Your Money Cheerfully
Refunded.
ODHAM & TUDOR,
Inc.
Cor. Hwy. 17-92 & 27th St.
Phono FA 2-1501
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor
Raymond Laadqalal, Aisoe.
FA 2-3111
AUaatic B ilk Bldg.
LAKEFRONT: Modern 2-bedroom
home with double carporte;
large lot and fruit treea. By
Owner. FA 2-6112.
COUNTRY CLUB
MANOR
2 Bed rooms
Florida Room
— F.H.A. —
’8280.00
only $§7*50 monthly
Blocks Wail Of Franck
Avenue nn JOth S tm t.
MODEL OPXN DAILY
FARMER’S AGENCY
N. V. Farmer, Realtor
If. H, R U t i w i , As sec.
11* S. French a **. Ph. FA 2-5221
After hear* I A M U or FA 2-4*21
* “ ?■ *■
Ritote
SEE CULLEN A HARKKY
W. A. Cagle, Jr. 8al*aman
110 N. Perk Ave. Ph. FA 2-1*9)
3-BKDROOM CB, living A dining
room, kitchen equipped, family
room, 2 bathi, quiet neighbor
hood. city limlla. $14,300. GI
mortgage. $32(6) down or term*.
FA 2 1*69.
3 LARGE bedrooms with large
closets, 2‘ . baths, living room
with fireplace, dining room, but
ler* pantry, reception room and
three porrhes; garage and car
porte. Located on two large cor
ner lot. Good potential for In
vestment or income. Shown by
appointment only.
t&m&y (Sm pm f
It* N. Park Ave.
"Instead of the annua] raise, I'm hiring Mr. Nelson
as a fringe benefit—he's tingle."
I.OTS
Choice
LOTS
Reduced For Quick
Sale
Drcamwold Section — All cleared.
WELL DRILLING
Price is right. 24U Chase Ave.
DELUXE
2 bedroom
masonry 1933 CHEVY, >» ton pickup. Good
Fairbinka Morse Pumps
Phone FA 2-5604, Sanford.
condition,
equipped
for
touring
home, kitchen equipped, enclos
Repairs to all make*
mobile home. >430. 2312 Claired porch, tile hath and hardHOWARD C. I.ON G
Pinecreat 1st. Addition: 3 br. CB
mont
Ave.
wood floors. Surrounded by
GOOD used furniture. FA 3-1®
207 E. Commercial Ave.
home. Choice corner lot. One
beautiful oaks and nicely land 1944 GMC 322 tractor and Freu
rhone FA 2 2*33
block from school. Beautifully
scaped. A very good buy at
landscaped. FA 2 4244.
hauf insulated van trailer. Both This ia a guest past to the Movie- DELUXE tax range. ® x It- ®H
>10,950 no with flexible terms on
wool rug and pad. FA 2-375*’ af
in good condition. Tire* alone
land
Drive-In
for
l^rraine
down payment. Ideal retirement
ter 4 p. m.
'■ «».
worth $400. FA 2 4337
Deame.
Exp.
date
Apr.
10,
'39.
home,
Thix li a Kuril pan (a the B lit
11-BOATS tad MOrOKS
TELEVISION SERVICE
Theatre for Mrs. Fred UlUlmi.
3 BEDROOM, t hath. Pinerresi
All Makes and Models
Fag. date Apr. 10. 3®.
Year Evtaruda DtaUr
home, nicely landscaped. VA fin
WINN TV
ROBSON SPORTING GOODS
anced. near new school. Take
311 W. 1st. St. FA 2 2994
over low monthly payments af 104 1-8 E. 1st. Pheae FA 2-$96t
ter reasonable down payment.
D E S K S & C H A IR S r ? ~
••A—PLUMBING SM ROOFING
14— PeiiYJveetoek-Rwjjtt**^
I'ovvfll'a O ffic e . S u p p ly : ~>
CALGTtTUS V1LLE
117 So. Magnolia
FA M M !
CHIHUAHUA Popples, Registered,
W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR
PLUMBING A HEATING INC
--------------- ------------------- 1 c . .
Tht ONLY FHA Financed
call In evening, FA 2-TI3*.
Elir. Methvin—Velma Gonzalez,
SANFORD
Thone FA 2 7991 REFRIGERATOR, lata 1157 modal
Home* Available
Adelaide H. Motts — Associates,
Hotpomt,
Maytag
autamati®
AUTT PARLORS
1901 Park Ave.
FA 25212 ITNOW IN DellARY
washer like new, both very good
A* Low A .
huya • m
Summerland A t®.
HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK
Joe C. Themes
Excellrnt
neighborhood.
4 bed FA 2-574'J.
Phone FA 2 2*02.
HU So. Oak 1013 Sarlla St.
'
FA 2-0449
room, 2-balh home un canal
in Little Vcnirr. Extrai include
(Include, ti m in g I
GREY nylon sofa bed and chttr.
WAI
lA tdl
double carporte and enclosed
living set $73.00, Twin Maltrata2 A 3 Bedroom., IJj Tiled
ea, *20 oo. Rlcyrle $10.00, tall
Florida room with fireplacr. Kit CURH GIRLS ovtr 21. Apply
baths.
FA 2 0412.
person at Pig 'N Whistle.
chen
and laundry equipped
Many Cu.tnm Quality features.
PLUMBING
$4,000 down. Call FA 2 1907 after
PI.US; The ninvenlence of
HEATING
» —FURNITURE and
being within 2 hlorka of
6 p. in.
LOCAL business firm has open
HOUSEHOLD GOOM
DeBary Plain, a complete
ing for young lady with general
AIR CONDITIONING
Shopping Center.
1217 W. 2nd. St. — > room house,
office work end typing eaperl- CONTRACT an* REPAIR WORK
kitchen equipped. Taking offers
ence; short hand preferred but 1*97 Ate feed Ave.
FA 24442
VI'. U, Miller, Developer
for my equity. Write J. A. Gnr
not eiirn tlil. Write tn Box SS,
New- * UaW
Rale. Of file
PLUMBING
don.
3461
Brook
haven
Dr.,
Sanford Herald Mating qualifica
HVy. 17 - >2 DeBary Plar*
Fur®it urn sad Appii®A®as
Contracting
A
Repair*
Jacksonville, 3, Fla.
tions and references.
Ph. NO 6.(071 or NO R 4711
.
Frre Estimates
• MILES NORTH OF
R. I . HARVEY
NEW 3-l*rdroom house. $330 down CASHIER-wanted
apply
Rita
SANFORD
204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 213*3 » » »W K- P in t St. Ph. FA M R *
includes closing roils. Low
Theatre.
monthly FHA trrms. Kitchen
s e l l us y o u r f u r n t t u e i"
14-PIANO SERVICE
furnished. Un Rosalia, near 1 9 - Mel. Hate Wauled
•
W* b u y the Most
RAYMOND M. HALL
Mellonvillr. Phone FA 2-2*02.
BODY * FENDER MAN wanted. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING • Wn SELL the Unit
REALTOR A INSUROR
• We PAY the Most
W. I . HARMON
Apply In person between * A
Third St. A Park Avenue. South EXTRA large 4 hedroom home,
SUPER TRADING PORT r
Ph.
FA
2-4223
After
3:00
p.
m.
A.
Seminole
Body
A
Upholstery,
a full dining room, Us baths.
Y'all Call nail
_________ rh. FA 2 0*77
304
W.
2nd,
Ideal location for children. Th.
Phone FA 2-3641
14-A BUILDING CONTRACTORS
FA 2 4*31.
This li • guest pass tn th* M b
U—
Wert
W
Theatre for Irene Leppia. Kim,
For carpentry, painting, screen
2-BEDROOM, 1 hath CB home;
S. O. S.
date Apr. 10, '3*.
ing, roofing, and plastar repair,
Utility room, kilclirn equipped.
Painting A-l. FA 2 792*.
OWNER MUST SKIJ.I
asphalt tile, asbestos elding,
I-ocatrd In Pinecreat. Excellent
Nearly new 3 bedroom masonry Babysit er Iron. FA 2 7921.
• BIG VALUES
masonry or wood steps, leveling
condition. FA 26393.
home with fully tiled bath, hard
• QUICK CREDIT
and repairing
garagaa
and
• EASY TERMS
wood floors, all electric kitchen, Prartlral nursing nr companion
wracking call FA 2-489®.
REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN
family room, plus large screen
for elderly lady, call FA 2*32*
2544 French Ave.
13—ELECTRICAL BEEVICEB
porch, carport* and ample stor
after 4 P. M.
New And Uaed Furniture
age. DOWN PAYMENT REDUC
311 E. First SI.
FA
VACUUM
CLEANEK
REPAIRS
Realtor
ED TO $430 and monthly pay HOUSEWORK, Phone FA 2 7791.
ra rti for all makes of cleaners;
ment. $76.31.
‘ Call H ill" Phone FA 2-3641
Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, etc. New A Used Furniture * A fpUW. H. •‘Bill- STEMPER Ag*®*y BABYSITTING rail FA 241*3.
tnce*. A Good Place To
Tree pick-up. Work guaranteed.
IF IT IS REAL ESTATE
Realtor A Insurer
BUY SELL or TRADE
FA 2-47*5.
HOUSEWORK, Phone FA 2 0646.
ask Crumley A Montwills
JENKINS FURNITURE
As.or. Laura R. Oiler, H. E. Taffar
House Wiring — Electric Service
•t 111 South Park Ph. FA 2-4695
Arthur F. Day Everett Harper 21— Business Opporluulliea
40* Sanford Av*.
Sid Vthlen
Phona FA 2 4991
t i l N. Park
BUSIN EM OPPORTUNITY
Used furniture, «pyllanc**, toe**
RANDALL ELECTRIC CO.
ROSA L. PAYTON
MAN OR WOMAN
ate. Bonght-sold. Larry’* Hat*
l i t Magnolia
FA 2-0911
Raft, terad Real Estate Broker MAYFAIR SECTION: Spacious 1
» I Sanford At*. Ph. FA 8-4MH.
Ph. FA 2-1101-17-92 at Hiawatha
bedroom furnished home. Own- Responsible person from thin area,
to service and eollert from 23 A - BUILDING - REPAIRS—
rr. FA 2 169*.
30—LOST AND FOUND
ELECTRIC rlgaretlr dispensers. PAINTING
HOME SKEKKILS
Nn
selling.
Car,
referenres,
and
Big
Sal® 0 *
FU30R sanding and finishing U)ST—LEASE.
1303 WYNN WOOD Dr. One vrxr 2 RR. CB, kitchen equipped, rnr1199.00 In $2,4*3.00 Invrslmenl
lot.
Mn,
pml.
*37.30
Everything. Furniture Center.'
ner
Cleaning, w a g i n g .
Serving
old 3 bedroom, I tile bath home,
necessary. 7 to 12 hours weekly
FA 2-1330, Ext. 404, Colby or
Seminal® County sine* IB i.
liv e ly kitchen, rquipped with
nets etcrllenl relurn. Possible
FA 2-01*3.
H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary
Weslinghouee Stove and refrige
— , ... —_„__
full-time
work.
For
local
Inter
rator. Drive by and are this at
view
give
phone
and
particular!.
MAJOR
BROWN
REALTY
27— NUTiCEft— PERSONALS
tractive home, then give ui a
Write International Kalea A
Realtor
rail.
$1,000.00
down.
Ml 23
Mfg. Cn. of New Orlrani, La., WANTED: Girl with good morals
LAKE MARY
monthly. Immediate possession.
to shire apt. and expenses. Th.
Ine., 2023 Canal Street, New
Th. FA 2 3237 or FA 2-1964.
FA 2 9946. Mrs. Alrhart.
Orleans,
l.a.
103 COUNTRY Club Circle. Tliia
BEER TAVERN on lliway 1712,
2-bedroom concrete block home
INCOME TAX SERVICE
13—SPECIAL SERVICES
Volusia County. FA 2 0306.
ia less than one je e r old For
W n. H. Murray
only >360 00 down and payment 20 ACRE tile farm with 3 lied Complete
I.awn
Maintenance; 1111 Celery Ave.
FA 2 1394
of $63 00 monthly. You may
Fertilizer. Spraying, M o w i n g ,
room house. On paved road.
Closed Sunday
move in today. We have The key.
JOHN LOMMEKSE
Easy terms. Phona FA 2 1221.
41* Willow Ave.......... FA 2-7197 Dex-a-diet Tablet*; weeks supply
FIVE Acrpi tiled farm land on 13—BUILDINGS
tie . Roumlllat A Anderson —
on
Interstate
Quick laundromat Berries
Faust* Drug Store._____________
South Sanford Ave. >2,795.00
Hoad job In Seminole County
Shirts Finished In 48 Hen re
with >793.(x) down. Terms on
are Advertised for sale, number
Sanitonn Dry Cleaning
balance.
ed from 1 to 13 starting on HiR. 11th Bt. Fondmart Bldg.
MANAGER TRAINEE
Open Mon. and Fri. till I P. M,
way 13-8 North of Lake Monroe
LAUNDROMAT
and West on Orange Blvd. 4- SOUTH I IDE
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
• Quiet Community
houtes on lliway 44 and the 13th
HERBERT STENSTROM
FOR A MAN WHO CAN
on the S. W. end of interstate
• Near Golf Course
llegUtered Broker
job.
QUALIFY AS A FUTURE
I.KN RISNER
Mail bida to Whit* Construction.
BRANCH MANAGER.
LOTTIE BROADWAY
Company, P. O. Box 271, Lake
KEN TORBKTT
Monroe. Tbere will be $o day*
Associate*
Single man, muat he at least
allowed for moving of Buildlngi.
Indudt® Closing Cost
111 N. Park — Fh. FA 2 242$
This ad will run 2 Week*.
high school graduate. Some
Turn West'On 20th
College training preferred.
St. Follow Country
Planned Management Train
Club Rd. Jk Watch
IF SO . . ,
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For Our Signs * • *
portunity for advancement due
write giving nnmt and adto eapensioo of organisation.
lire** — and wn will send
H e Invite y ou In be our guesta absolutely fra®
FRKK of charge a twelve
All modern employee benefits.
without obligation at on* of Sanfenl's leading
9:00 A. M. Til Dark
page illustrated brochure,
Straight Salary - Car furnished
Motel® while you locale aultable housing far
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ESTATES
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Seminole Realty
Plumbing & Repairs
$;i50 DOWN
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Homea Designed For
Florida Living.
3 £ 4 Bedrooms—1 & 2 Baths
Windshield
Rack Claaa
Door Gits*
Vent Glass
SERVICE
Senkarik Glass and Taint Co.
FACTORY JO YOU ^
PUMPS - SPRINKLER
ALUMINUM
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4 or 3 Acres, Sanford area with All types amt sire.. Installed
VENETIAN B U N D S'J
access to railroad aiding. West
Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom
"Ho It Yourself"
aide preferred. Phone FA 2-1991
rail with plastic end*. Plaido
WE REPAIR AND SERVICE
or FA 2-2101.
or rayon tapes. Cotton er nytou
S T I N E
cords.
Marblne end Supply Ce.
9—ri-OWERS. PIJ4NTS
207 W. lnd S t
Ph. FA 2 *412 Senkirik Glam and Paint Co112-114 W. led St. Ph. FA 3-4M3
CITRUS TREES
ROLMWAY, Hospital and Rlhy ----- ---------— ----------------------- ainra .
GRAPEVH.I.F. NURSERY
Red*. Day, Week er Month— PAINT $3 93 Ga -2 n d . Gal. Fra®.
Grapevtlle Ave.
FA 2 0*14
Tel. FA 1-Stll. Furniture Center
ARMY NAVY SURPLUS
114 Weit First St.
31* Sanford Ave. . Zi
W O O D R lirrB
Farm A Garden Center
Television Tubes Tested Free.
P A 1N T
ANNUALS
S P K C I A Ie
ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP
Atkyd
Flat
Ml Celery Ave.
Enamel
Interior
At The Sign Of The Totem Pel*.
Wall Paint.
2*17
S.
Fr4neh
A
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BEAUTIFUL DISH GARDENS
Reg, Special
SANFORD FLOWER SHOP
1*1. Gallon
AIR CONDITIONING
3.10
l.M
FA 1-1*22
er
FA 1*279
2nd. Gallon
H. B. POPE CO,
' .1.90
IM S. Park ----- FA I 4214
11— AUTOMOBILES— IRAILHKS
7— U A L
2 BEDROOM Home *75 00, Kit
chen equipped. FA 2-3031.
4th Addition.
2»— ARTICLES FOR SALK
RED I-MIX CONCRETE.. ...
Window Seals — Lintels — Steel
Grease Traps — Sand—Drv Well*
MIRACLE CONCRETE CO.
-MORTGAGE LOANS
111-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4422 Ph. FA 2-5731
35* Elm Ave.
11,000 tn $100,000 available for
Furniture Moving A Storage
STOVE. Refrigrrator. Dinette, Set
purchase of second mortgage*.
C. E. PHILLIPS. Agent
of bedroom furniture. Odds and
DeLuclan. Temple 1-4092 or
WASHBURN VAN LINES
end*. FA 2 16.39.
Midway 7-3323.
1300 French Ave.
FA 2-1991
2-Bedroom
house,
unfurnished,
kitchen equipped, BIT Escambia
Dr. Phone FA 2-0920 after 3
p. m., 303.00 per month.
South
PINECREST
SPECIA L SERVICE*
U t v X 300' FRONTAGE on Hi- ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state DICTAPHONE in good shape. Can
way 17-92 with 2-bedroom home.
he seen at the Sanford Herald
ments, Invoices, hand bills, ami
Office. >100.
FA 2 7*47.
programs,
etc.
Progressive
Printing Co. Phone r A 2-2931 —
3-REDROOM frame house; new
Cotton A Wool Yarns. Notions,
in* Writ 13th St.
Fla. room, newly painted inildr
Thraadt, Tapes.
. A out, On two beautifully land
HOLLINS BOBBY SHOP
scaped lots. Call FA 20641 day.
At The Sign Of The Totem fP*k,
FA ZS97 after six.
2417 S. Freneh A v e .".
This is a guest pass to the Movieland Drivt-ln for Thomas Alrey.
Exp. dale Apr. to. ‘39.
DOWNSTAIRS Apartment, Newly
furnished, within walking dis
tance of Town. 245.00 per month,
inquire at 213 South Laura) Ave.
after 3 P. M,
&
t>
AUTO GLASS
INSTALLED
1 BEDROOM House Trailer 230 00
per month, Call FA 2-2570 or
FA 2-1161.
SUNLAND
Estates
l- R K A L ESTATE FOR SALK
Ph. P a 2-1123
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WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS
TO SANFORD
you and your family. Pick up your key at th®
Sale* Office.
Odham & Tudor, Inc.
BRAILEY ODHAM,
Comer Hwy. 17-92 A 27!h St.
Phone FA M H l
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TwoAbductedYouitgsters FoundSafe
Makes Gains
In Economic Fight
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r tO M E , Italy (U PI) - A aolld
defensive wall bara Soviet expsnalon In the Medltcrraneap. Aa
late aa a month ago, the aame
could not be aald.
Two development* ware dad*v«.
One wa* aettlement of the Cyprua diapute which had turned
Greece and Turkey against each
other, thus threatening NATO’S
Kaai Mediterranean defense line,
The ether waa formation o f a
Ctroog Italian government under
Premier Antonio Scgnl,
Unlike the - two governmenti
Which preceded him, Segnl rules
With a aolld majority expected to
keep him In power aa long as any
politician here can foresee. Aa
ineaiured In United Statea terms,
that may not be long. But he
Should have at least a year.
< Meanwhile, tha present Berlin
grists, with its deadline of May
B7 — or June 27 or July 27, or
W lltever Nikita Khrushchev final
ly makes H — will have become
kiatory.
■ There Is solid support hero for
• Cm stand against Khrushchev's
attempt to drive the Western Al
ike from Berlin, although it la
• source of Injury to Italian pride
that,Italy la not coniullcd more
often on major decisions.
Italians point out that their
SM^OO-mn army la the largest
currently In Western Europe. The
French army la larger, but most
•t It ta In North Africa.
They have consented to estabjUhmawt ef U. 8. mlsalle bases
.> ' Italy lalda Defensive
’■'Strategically. Italy holda the
fiafouelvo flank on the Adriatic.
Without Italy, Ruialan aubmafine* operating out o f Albania
would have a d ear nan Into tha
Mediterranean.
■ These •factors, Italians believe,
Cattle them to e high place In
W e d council a.
Rely else is a strong and anttusisstie reamber of the Euro
pean earnmoo market.
After World Wer II, aha ' re-
rw
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H t Obeyed Order,
But Boss Inside
IAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - rtf.
tean-yeer-old Donald Cox, newly
employed at ■ drtve-En, was (old
hr boos Banto Gelatine to always
lock the door of the walk-in re
frigerator K he wanted to hold
hto Jet.
‘ When he found the door open
■uadsy, he slammed it and
fochad the padlock. Only trouhls
was Celatina waa Inside with the
padlock keys in hia pocket.
. It took fireman 20 minutes to
pet him out.
Now You Can Get
White Prints
f m y Tracing*
lip To
42” Wide
By
Any Length
Wieboldt's
110 a.
PARK AVE.
calved some three and a half Mi
lton dollars in U. S, aid. But aha
haa received none alnce February,
1957.
Her financial position ie strong,
with hundred a of millions ef dol
lar* in reserve. Her currency also
la strong and suffered not the
slightest tremble when the com
mon market nations, along with
Britain, declared their currencies
convertible.
Senate To Decide
On Suspensions Of
Public Officials
TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The
1959 Senate will have Iho final
aay on the auspension of 11 public
officials by Gov. LeRoy Collins.
The Senate usually upholds tha
governor’s suspension! unless sen
ators from the affected counties
have strong objections.
The officials are automatically
reinstated and received all back
pay U the Senate refuses lo con
firm the suspensions. The senators
discuss the cases In closed session
and only the ultimate decisions
are made public.
Duval County Sheriff A1 Cahill
and Board of Control member
Hollis Rinehart, Miami, head the
lilt of ousted official!.
Rinehart waa suspended after
he was indicted and later con
victed In federal eourt on mall
fraud charges.
CahiU waa removed for Incom
petence and neglect o f duty fol
lowing a grand Jury investigation
at which ha refused to testify.
Collins said prostitution flourished
In Duval County while Cahill was
sheriff. He alio blasted Cahill for
not tesifylng before the grand
Jury.
Other suspensions to coma up
include:
Jack Hooten, Lake County com
mlssioner; Joe P. Brown, Collier
County Justice ef the peace; Vo
lusia County Justice o f the peace
J. C. Board; J. T. Kinchan, Vo
lusia County constable; Marlin
County Judge Harris Lowry; Wal
ton County Constable W. T, Cox;
81. John* County Constable Mer
rill R. Green: Palm Beach Notary
W. E. Stacie, and Stave J. Targonikl, - Duval County Justice of
tha peace.
Castro Postpones
New Executions
HAVANA (UPI) — Announce
mcnls by revolutionary authorities
Indicate that official activity in
Cube-including the execution of
"war criminals"—will be held to
a minimum during Holy Week.
Premier Fidel Castro cancelled
a scheduled television appearance
Monday night and announced that
he will nol appear In public until
after Eaater.
At the same lime, authorities in
Finer Del Rio postponed the ex
ecutlon o f 11 condemned men un
til efter Enter.
Carraway & McKibbin
General Insurance
114 N. Park Av»
PA 2-0211
GROCERY WINNERS—Ray Ashton, left,
manager of the Food Fair Store In Sanford,
congratulates Mrs. Virginia Middleton after
she won the largest bug of groceries in the
world from the a tore’s grand opening draw
in g . At right is Arthur Middleton, huaband
of the lucky winner.
(Herald Staff Photo)
Oxford Student Dies In Devil's Cave
CA8TLETON, England (UPI) —
Oxford student Neil Moss, 20, died
lodsy In a corkscrew-shaped death
trap 1,1X10 feet below lha surface
despile the heartbreaking attemps of hundred of rescuers to
pull him from the cave where he
waa trapped Sunday afternoon.
Foreign Pay Okay
In Newest States
WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e government still paya a "foreign
duty" allowance to Midlers, sail,
ora and airmen serving In the
new state of Alaska.
The same la true for Hawaii,
which now will become the Mtb
Stale.
r
The Pantagon said today that the
extra pay allowance runs from $0
to |22 a month depending on
rank.
The lew provides auch foreign
duty pay, the Defense Depart
ment said, for military men aervIng "outside the continental Unit
ed Stales and In Alaska."
The comptroller general of Ihe
United States has been asked for
a ruling on whether a quirk could
expand the numbers drawing for
aim duty pay,
The law providing foreign duty
pay speciflci that no resident of
a territory or possession shall
draw the extra pay for service In
that territory or possession.
Since Alaska Is not any longer
a territory and Hawaii soon will
not be either, the comptroller
general has been asked whether
foreign duty allowances should be
given to residents of the new
stales serving at military (natal
lations In their own states.
Tha Pentagon said there haa
beun no ruling yet.
Prima And Keely
Sued By Producer
SA5CTA MONICA. Calif. (UPI)
—Bandleader Louis Trims and
his singer-wife, Keely Smith, were
sued Monday for 13,501,325 by pro
ducer Irving H. Levin for al
leged hrsach of contract.
Levin charged tn the Superior
Court suit that the couple failed
to fulfill terms of a contract con
cerning production of a television
film for a proposed TV series.
Probably the moat deadly of afl
Afrlean snakes la the black mam
ba. R la aald to have the speed
of a galloping hone.
The husky build that had led
Moss more than two m 11 n a
through the tortuous tunnels and
crevices of Devil’ s Hole Cave
proved hla undoing. He waa trap
ped In an ll-lnch-wide limestone
shaft, his broad iholders jam
med so tightly rescuers could not
pull him out.
Hla death was officially an
nounced 44 hours after he first be
came wedged Inside the peak cav
ern In Ihe Derbyshire hills. He
became unconscious Monday and
rescue efforts were redoubled, it
noon Chief Inspector William Shef
field announced, "Tbs boy ie
dead."
Attempts were (till being meda
to pull the body free from the
crevice.
Two doctors w h o
crawled
through the lUmy blackness to
keep vigil near the dying youth
certified his death. One of them
Warmup Threatens
To Trigger Floods
United Prpee International
A rapid warmup la the Midwest
threatened today to trigger severe
flooding In Wisconsin.
Mild, spring weather bathed
most of the nation, although a
pocket of cold air In New Eng
land dropped overnight tempera
tures there into the 20s.
Somewhat cooler readings were*
predicted
from
the
northern
plains, the upper Mississippi Val
ley and the Grrat Lakes, but It
will not lie cold enough to pre
vent melting anowa from swelling
Wisconsin rivers.
More than 30 communities In
Ihe state are threatened with
flooding, most of them In south
western Wisconsin where record
crests were expected at some
points.
Crests as much aa seven test
above flood stage bore down the
1’ecalonica and Kickapoo rivers
toward Darlington and Blanchardvilla today.
The most serious flooding was
due on the Wisconsin River and
Ita tributaries between now and
neat Sunday, The weather bureau
said Ihe communities of La Farge,
Reedstown and Stauben face rec
ord floods Wednesday.
Temperatures averaged 19 to M
degrees higher overnight from the
southern Rockies ta il to the At
lantic. Temperatures In the 50a
and 90a extended Into Illinois and
Iowa, while the 49a predominated
ever the Ohio Valley and the midAtlantic coast.
was RAF Flight Lt. John Carter
who had piped oxygen Into the
limestone tomb hi an effort to
keep him alive.
But at last, tha atals, foul air
that had balked rescue attempts
finally snuffed out hla Ufa.
Hundreds of volunteers had
rushed today to the cave, a popu
lar tourist attraction outside this
tiny viljage but they were too
lata. Rescue teama reported the
situation worsening constantly and
Carter hastened back to the 40foot cleft to Usten for hla labored
breathing.
Heroes of the r e s c u e effort
were Carter and Dr. Robert WilUs
30, of nearby Buxton, who spent
six hours underground Monday,
and Roe Peters, 21, an exper
ienced potholder known as the
"ferret" because of hie slim, 5foot, 1-lncb build. Peters slithered
bead first Into tha crevice and
tied a rope around Mots.
ATLANTA (UPI) — Two imall
children, mining since their fath
er abducted them Mooday and la
ter (hot himself to death, were
found aafe early today.
The dlicovery of Brenda Gall
Norton, 3, and Eddie Norton Jr.
5, at a nuraary ended an lntenae
(earch that la«ted through the
night.
Officera returned the children to
their mother, Mra. Eddie M. Nor
ton, who had feared they might
have been killed.
Their father, a 29-year-old ahipplng clerk, took hla own life about
30 minutea after taking the child
ren away from the home of hla
eatranged wife.
While more than 500 police, civil
defence worker* and volunteer*
hunted for the children during the
night, they were aafe and sound
In the nuraery, whoae ataff knew
nothing of the caae.
Operatorc of the nuraery aald
Norton left the children there
Monday. Member* of the ataff
learned o f the big aearch thla
morning and notified authoritlea.
Mra. Norton had left her apart
ment to request a peace warrant
againit her huaband when
took;
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the children away.
Norton returned to the home
alone. Just aa Mr*. Norton and
her brother arrived, he shot himaelf through the head with a shot
gun.
Mrs. Norton notified authoritlea
the youngsters were missing and
the March* began. Despite exten
sive coverage of the ease by local newipapera and radio and
television stations, operators of
the nursery failed to hear of the
abduction until thla morning.
Norton left a note, indicating he
Clues Not Found
In Candy's Murder
SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) — Au
thorities admitted today
they
"haven’t a clue to work on " In
the search for the rape-murder
of Candice ( C a n d y ) Regers,
whose body was found 12 miles
northwest of here.
The D-year-old girl’ s body waa
discovered Sunday partially cov
ered by pine boughs in a shallow
grave. Her legs were tied together
at Ihe ankle* with parts of her
own slip.
waa going lo kill mmieir aner
murdering hli wife. He pleaded
for hla children In be brought up
in a Chriitian way. This gave
hope to police that the children
were not harmed.
In hia auicide note, Norton aald
"1 know 1 have done wrong in the
pa at five year*. I changed but it
did not help.”
Norton left hia Job early Mon
day, borrowed a car and a shotgun, and drove to hia eatranged
wife'a apartment. He had attempt
ed to effect a reconciliation and
had lived with hla own family for
the laat week.
Norton'a_ brother .•I n
in •
- law,
________j Lewis, disarmed him
Soraya And Prince
Close, But Apart
ROME (UPI)—Former Empress
Soraya of Iran and the Italian
prince she Is rumored about to
marry remained closeted today
In their separate apartments Just
two short blocks apart. If they
made any contact at all, it was
by telephone.
Newsmen
and photographers
thronged the entrances to the Ho
tel Excelsior, where the princess
It staying, and Prince Ralmondo
Orslni’a palace until tha early
hour* of the morning. They re
ported no ilgn of contact between
the two.
The princess, who arrived with
her mother from Germany Mon
day for an Eaiter;week holiday In
Rome, sp en t'a quiet evening In
the hotel.
Prince Orslnl, 28-year-old avion
of one of Rome’s moat noble fa
milies, remained with hla mother
In their palace.
Orslnl, who Italian newipapera
aay will marry the divorced wile
of the Shah of Iran, did not ap
pear at the alrpurt Monday to
greet her on her arrival In Roma.
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CHAMBERLAIN, S. D. —(U PI)
—A pedestrian heard the sound
of sawing and alerted the police,
who were waiting for John Stand
Fast after he had cut hit way
out of Burle County Jail here.
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Living Costs Down
WASHINGTON lU FIl - Living
costa dipped slightly In February
because of some lower food prices,
the government reported today.
Ike Opposes Hike
WASHINGTON ( UPD-l'resldottt
Elsenhower appealed to the steel
industry today to avoid a price in
crease.
Death Is Opposed
OTTAWA, Ont (UPI 1-Support
grew today for a move to abolish
the death penalty for murder to
Canada.
MRS.
r.
EARLE RANKIN
D. M. LADD
PTA Delays Vote
|)n Stay Or Leave
H m Seminole Hlih School PTA
tabled • notion to vote on with
drawing from the date and na
tional group* last night at a called
meeting.
Ih a group w&l vote on the mattar at a regular meeting, April 28,
fH the high school
. lira. F. Earle Rankin, atate
ttudjr group chairman for the
Florida PTA Congren, told the
group of the many things which
th« itate and national groups do
for their members.
“ Our object la to promote the
welfare of youth, not only In the
schools, but In the home, the
church, die community and everying that concerns the child,"
rs. Rankin said.
Mrs. Rankin told the group that
when a member of a local PTA
pays his dues he also has paid
dues for state an national PTA
membership.
She pointed out that five of the
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Governor Defends
Milk Commission;
Odham Is Praised
TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Gov.
LaRoy Collins lays the Florida
Milk Commission, the target of
muck criticism, has done a "fine
outstanding Job."
w <!ai1in# made the statement Tues
day in a reply to a letter by I. H.
Final will ad Tallahassee, president
o f the North and West Florida
Dairy Farmers Assn.
The association charged the
Oommiiiion is destroying the milk
Industry and harming consumers.
H also Wasted Commission Chair
man J. Bralley Odham of Sanford.
The farmers have gone Into
^ e u rt In en effort to withdraw from
The Commission’s control. Leon
Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor has the
earn under advisement and has
temporarily enjoined the Com mis•too from enforcing regulations
against the producers in North and
West Florida.
The Association aald in its let
ter It wants the milk control law
MR Intact so It can be used at rome
Arturo data "under a qualified
chairman."
• Collins, In hla letter, said the
group la entitled to take any legal
■cUoc It wishes, *
"But 1 will not accept through
the malls a copy of your letter . . .
without stating that I am In abeotote disagreement with your cooelusions."
Collins said the Commission has
done a "fine and outstanding job"
for both the dairy farmers and tha
•onsumlna public.
# H e said the agency has done
more la reduco the retail price of
milk and guarantee producers a
1 fair return for their milk than rea
sonably could have been erpected
under the law aa it la presently
i
set up.
^Hs also disagreed that tha agenf y could serve tha public better
a different administration.
So cents for dues goes to the na
tional congress and 15 rente goes
to the stele congress, which leaves
30 cents for the local group.
Mrs. Rankin said that a "per
manent action platform" waa
adopted at the state convention two
years ago for fact-finding and
possible legislation of different
problemi brought up' before the
group. “ The platform covers three
areas—the home, school and com
munity," Mrs. Rankin raid.
D. M. Ladd, former FBI agent
who has spoken to three other
PTA groups in Seminole County,
told high school PTA members of
the controversial Issues Involving
UNESCO.
"M y object is lo fight Commun
ism to all Us form s," he said.
"This has been my work for the
past 28 years, and I Intend to
stay with it."
"Some years ago, a crackdown
was made in the government of
fices and It was found that many
Communists had been working to
some of these offices. These peo
ple were asked to resign. And
when they did,' II of them went
right to work to the United Na
tions."
Asked to express his opinion as
to whether there are Communists
working in the national PTA con
gress, Ladd said, “ No, I do not
think there are any Communists
working there.”
He asked the group. "D o you
want your child to be taught oneworldiam or do you want them
to be taught patriotlsmT"
Mrs. Harry Edwards.. district
president from rli jM lie , pointed
out “ there are Communists to
UNESCO, in the United Nations
and In the U. S., but we shouldn't
dilch the national PTA because of
this."
Jaycees Planning
'Baskets Of Joy'
"Baskets full o f Easter Joy"
are In store for Seminole County
children Sunday at 2 p.m., when
the Jaycees hold their annual
Eaater egg hunt In Fort Mellon
park.
Children from one to ten aro
eligible. According to Chairman
Jack Erickson, a large turn-out la
expected from Sanford and Se
minole County.
"Contribution! o f eggs and
money for eggs have been very
generous", Erickson said. “ The
Sanford merchants have donated
wonderful prises for children
finding specially marked eggs."
Children hsve been asked to
bring their own baskets or bags
for the hunt. Contributions may
still be made at the Jaycee In
formation Booth.
NEW YORK (U Pti—Miss Edna
Dooley, a high school mathematics
teacher for 30 years to Alva. Okla.,
was named “ National Teacher of
the Year" today.
To Visit Red China
CAIRO (UPI>—A nine-man mili
tary mission from the Algerian
government-in-exile will leave here
Thursday for a visit to Communist
Chins.
Reds Lose Members
TOKYO (UPD—Akiyoshl Miyashite, security official, said that
membership In the Japanese Com
munist Parly had dropped more
than 40 per cent to the past nine
years.
Nicholas Jury Seated
INDIANAPOLIS, ind. (UP1) An all-male jury was sealed today
to hear the first-degree murder
trial of Mrs. Connie Nicholas,
charged with killing her married
lover, t
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fight Flares Anew
In Tibet's Revolt
Church Schedules
Service Thursday
PARIS (UPD — President Char
les de Gaulle served notice on
Russia today that If passage to
West Berlin is blocked “ the Soviet
troops stationed to Germany would
hsve tha Western powers to deal
with.”
De Geulle, speaking at the first
press conference ever 'by
*
French chief of state, plunged
directly into tha question of Berlin.
"The crisis opened by Soviet
Symphony To Open
Concert Series Of
Local Association
Actress Sues U. S.
Aged Skeleton Found
Talks Are Recessed
Navy Plans Shots
Golfers Schedule
Clinic and Match
A t Mayfair Friday
Goodrich To Speak
Club Meets Tonight
Gen. Duret In Dead
soli to Seminole County Is such
that the "hard pan" allows farm
ers to bring the water level up
to (he edge of crop rools by ar
tesian well*. If Ihe hard pan Is
cut, the water will go down, thereby making It impossible to keep
the soil moist, he added.
"I was offered $35,000 for that
40-acre field," Behrens said “ I
asked $50,000. They (the pipeline)
want a so foot atrip through my
field, it would he ruined. I un
derstand (hey plan to make a test
case of mr. Thry’r e ' trying to
cram It down our throate, but I'll
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
NO. 898
H
Russia in connection with Berlin Is
plunging the world Into heavy an
xiety," De Gaulle said.
He said the Moscow diplomatic
(gfensiv* posed these major ques
tions:
The possibility of measures
which would obstruct the move
ments of American, British and
French military elements between
West Berlin and the Western tone
of Germany.
Division of Ibe German people
which would be caused by the
separation of Germany Into two
states.
-T h e disarmament In Europe of
a zone essentially enveloping Ger
many.
De Gaulle rejected any suggesttions that France waa looking for
advantages in Germany similar to
those of the Soviet.
"It Is not our policy," he said.
"The present • day Germany doe*
not menace u s , to any way. It
constitutes one of the essential
elements of the life of Europe end
the entire world."
He said he had received assur
ances from Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer of West Germany «tul
Italian Premier Antonio Scgnl that
their policies were Die seme as
those of France.
Dirty Tiddly Winks
Just Isn't Cricket
LONDON (UPI) — It wasn't
cricket but the Duke of Edin
burgh wanted his team to play
dirty tiddly winks.
Queen Elisabeth's husband so
Instructed his champions, Lon
don's Empress Club. The club
met defending world champion
WambrUige Unlreretty for the tid
dly winks title Tuesday night.
In a cable from the royal yacht,
Prince Philip ordered his club to
play "an even dirtier game than
the Goons" from Cambridge.
"I expect the contest to be car
ried through to ths usual thor
oughly unsporting manner which
befits all great tiddly winks
matches," he said. The Empress
Club “ had better win this time
or I shall see to It that their
winking license te withdrawn."
The Cambridge Goons, recalled
they were Philip's champions last
year and played their usual dirty
gams.
Tuesday night's game, played
for the benefit of the Duke's fa
vorite charily. «*w the defending
Goons rout the Empress Club,
8819 to 25te.
Cambridge C a p t a i n P. J.
Downes then challenged the duke
next year to tiddly his own winks
personally.
A dirty business, whatT
Weather
Clear to partly dowdy throogh
Thursday, High today IH to 83,
low tonight U Is II. East to
southeast winds It to l i mile*
per bawr.
fight lo the highest court in the
land.
"I pay about $24 per acre to
taxra on this land. If they ruin
il, Ihry have the whole works. I
don't want It They are going to
ruin all of the good farm land
in Utii part of the county."
David W. Hedrick, Orlando, is
the attorney for the pipeline.
The pipeline has a certificate of
necessity from the Federal Power
Commission. The pipeline filed the
suit against Behrens under the
right of eminent domsto and the
Natural Gaa Act.
Can Be Achieved
WASHINGTON (UPD — Presi
dent Elsenhower ssld today he
would be inclined to agree on a
series of summit meetings if he
thought they could be arranged
under conditions which would per
mit useful discussion and lead to
beneficial effects for Ihe U. S.
He added, however, that It was
rather difficult to vlsuallie such
a thing as truly Informal sessions
because of the spotlight glare
which follows world leaders.
The President made il clear that
he was not going even to next
summer's proposed summit meet
ing unless progress 1s made at
the May Geneva foreign minis
ters' meeting which justifies it.
He said If anyone Ihinka he has
agreed to an automatic trip to the
summit, that 1a different from
what he meanl.
The
President acknowledged
that it would be difficult to reach
really worthwhile agreements with
Russia unless (here were a meet
ing with Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev himself. He aald It
was clear that only Ihe Soviet
Premier had any real authority
to negotiate.
There probably Is some validity
to the argument that If the major
power* are lo reach any valid
agreement, Khrushchov w o u l d
have to be brought Into the picture
at some point, the President said.
He added that this docs not
mean that anybody will lie forced
into a meeting with Khrushchev
liy bluff and blackmail. The turn
mil conference, the President said
has to represent a group of peo
pie acting voluntarily In the be
lief that real measures of agree
ment can be discussed.
Coffee Club Plans
To Honor Wright
Jim A. Wright will lie the spe
cial guexl of the Chamber uf
Commerce Coffee Club tomorrow.
Wright 1s manager of the OxFlbre Brush Company, which now
1* cel eh rating It* Diamond Jubi
lee.
The Ox-Fibre Brush Co. ha*
been In its present location at
Benson Junction since HUM. When
first organised, the brush firm
occupied the location on the lakefront where the Legion Hut now
stands.
During this entire year, the
company Is celebrating 75 years
ol brush manufacturing.
The Coffee Club wilt be held
a I 1U a. m. in Mr*. Appleby’s
Valdez Restaurant. Newcomer*
to the Hanford business world will
tie Introduced.
She’s 69, He’s 19;
Children Unhappy,
But Bride Pleased
MEMPHIS (UPI) — Mrs. Lola
Tipton Dunn, 69, whose six chil
dren all are older than her new
husband, vowed today that she and
19 year-old Paul Dunn would cling
together despite (he opinion of the
children.
Mrs. Dunn, whose first husband
died almost 20 years ago. married
Dunn Monday without telling her
children. She said some of them
said “ they don’t want people to
know they are my children."
“ They have Ibelr opinions and I
don't try to change them," site
■aid. "But It doesn't affect the way
my husband and I feel."
Dunn, a student at a business
college here, was ■ boarder to his
bride's home. They decided 10
days ago to'g cl married, and Mrs.
Dunn ssld that "Paul is very hap
py about it."
Sanford Short OnWorkers, Not Jobs
Sanford waa termed a “ labor
abortage area" today by Dan
Hahn of Ihe Florida State Em
ployment Service.
Demands fur skilled labor can
not he filled. Expanding business
firms, such as the clothing manu
facturers, HarCar Aluminum and
Judo exports from McCoy Air York Manufacturing are Uklng
Farce Base will demonstrate their trainees, in lieu of experienced
skill tonight at the Mayfair In n ., workers.
Sponsored Jointly by the Cham- , Positions are always open for
ber o f Commerce and the civic clerks, typists and stenographers.
Hubs, tho Judo exhibition i* open "There are plenty of Jobs for peo
to the puhllc.
ple who want to work for tho
There is no admission charge wages offered and no reason for
for th# performance, which will any willing person to be without
l.e held in tbt ballri.on) of ti>{ a Job."
note! at • p.m.
j "Workers who some from Ik*
Judo Experts Here
For Demonstration
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1959
Russia Is Warned Ike For 'Summit' Reds Can't Impose
By French Leader Only If Results Formula For City
PARIS (UPD—Tourists who feel
The Florida Symphony will
the view of Paris from the 900-footopen the season next year for
high Eiffel Tower la no! good
the Sanford-DcBary Entertain
enough will be able to take heli
ment
Association.
copter rides over the city and its
Included In the proposed pre
environs this summer.
sentations are the Rollins Play
ers. the Stetson Glee Club and
Jose Greco and his Spanish
LOS ANGELES (U P D -A c tr e s s dancers. The series will begin in
Rosalind Russell sued the U. S,
October, and skip the month of
government for recovery of J13,
478 which she cleirna she over December.
In order to secure the pro
paid to federal taxes on her $273,gram,
Association officials have
000 income during 1953.
set a memberahlp o f 1,000 persons
by April 4. The support of the
group Is urged In order lo oMaln
ASTI, Italy (U P D -E xpcrts said
necessary f u n d s .
Remaining
today that a huge petrified skele
monies will be used for the scries
ton unearthed near here Is believed
lo be an ichthyosaurus of an ex the following year.
Heading the Sanford-DcBary
tinct prehistorical group of marine
Entertainment
Association aro
reptiles.
Chester HearicV of DeBary and
Frank Mcbane Jr., Sanford. Oth■i officers aro Mrs. Joe Baker,
WARSAW, roland (U l* l)-U . S.
ticket sates chairman, Dr. H W.
Ambassador Jacob Beam and
Rucker,
treasurer,
and
Mrs.
Communist Chinese Ambassador
George Elck, publicity.
Wang Ping-nan have agreed to ■
Assisting in ticket sales are
two-uromh r<VeaS'bi I W l A t
«!
Mrs. Richard Deas, Mrs. Ralph
the Formosa Strait issue.
■
Austin Smith, Mrs. R. F. Coop
er, Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Mm.
John Kick, Mrs. C. L. Redding,
DAYTONA BEACH (U P U -T h e
Mrs. W. L. Gramkow, Mrs. Voile
Navy will get back into the space
Williams Sr., Mrs. R. E. U ep er,
race Utia year by attempting to
Mrs. Norman Mclnnte, Mr*. O.
launch two 50-pound earth satel
V. Boutwell, Mrs. Donald Bales.
lites that may revolutionise exist
Mrs. W. K. Ktrchhoff Jr., Mr*.
ing navigation and communication
J. E. Terwlllcger. Mrs. Ro’y Cow
systems.
an Jr., Mrs. G. Andrew Speer,
Miss Sonja Moufortoi., Mrs. W. E.
Bristol, Mrs. M. L. llabom Jr.,
Jtr*. George Stine, Mr*. Carl
Schllke, Mr*. J. N. Tolar and
Mrs. y . E. Roumlllat.
Those who havje not been con
tacted about purchasing tickets
Five of the nation's top profess are asked to call FA S-3004.
ional golfers will be at the Mayfair Country Club Friday to show
the duffera how it should be done.
Ward Goodrich, busineaa man
A clinic Is scheduled for 1:30
p. m. Following will be an 18 hole ager for the Sanford Greyhounds,
will be the guest speaker at toe
exhibition.
Heading the group will be Jay Jaycee luncheon tomorrow.
Goodrich will Inform Jaycee*
Hebert, Mayfair Inn’ s touring pro.
Coming with him will be his bro about the progreat of Sanford's
ther, Lionel, 1MT PGA champion; ball club.
Walter Burkemo, ex-PGA and
Mayfair Open champ; David Ra
gan and Don Bisplinghoff. both
playing the pro circuit oul of Or
The Sanford Boat and Ski Club
will meet tonight et 8 o'clock to
lando.
Thera will bo no admission the Agriculture Building at Sem
inole High School.
charge for either event
(condemnation) against Herbert
Behrene for rights at way across
a 40-acre field, which Behrens
valued at $50,000,
Behrens said he was “ consider
ing" erection of a barricade te
prevent the company from putting
down Ihe pipeline. He promised a
"fight to Ihe highest court to the
land," declaring that the pipeline
company "can have the lax deed
to the property after It ruins It."
County Agricultural Agent Cecil
Tucker, Behrens, Kastncr and
other farm officials agreed that
cutting through the "hard pan" to
the fields would "kill these fields
for farming for all time."
These officials added that the
pipeline "could Just as easily put
that pipe alnng rnunly roads,
where they have been given
rights-of-way."
Tucker aald the nature of the
•
W est To Stand Firm On Berlin
Seminole Farmers To Fight Pipeline
Seminole County fanners today
girded for a last-ditch bailie to
prevent a natural gas pipeline
company from laying 11 n a a
through their field*.
Harold Kastncr said he was at
tempting te contact all farmer*
through whoso fields the pipeline
plans to take “ short cuts". He
urged all property owners to “ re
KALIMPONG, Indian - Tibetan fuse to sign anything" until the
Frontier (UP1J—The Chinese Com matter, can be discussed.
Meanwhile, the Houston, Tex.,
munist have crushed an uprising In
tha Tibetan capital of Lhasa but Gaa and Oil Corp., which Is bring
lighting is raging more fiercely ing natural gas to tha Sanford
^han aver in other parte of the Him- area, filed a declaration of taking
Tuayan kingdom, It was reported
boro today.
The Indian government political
agent at Gangtok, 8ikkim. told a
M-mamber Tibetan delegation to
day there bad been no fighting in
A candlelight communion service
Lhasa for 18 hours and that ha re will bo bold at the First Cbriatlsn
gretted he had no Information on Church tomorrow night at T:3Q.
the whereabouts of the Dalai
Those attending tho oerviee are
Lama, Tibet's spiritual and tem asked to be seated early.
poral ruler.
During Pnasion Week, the Rev.
_ Tibetan sources to Gangtok, Gilbert E. Counts is conducting
t|t>out JO miles from the border, evangelistic services to the church.
told the uprising had spread to 1807 6. Sanford Ave. A class for
other areas and that they believed those wishing special instruction is
It wag more widespread than on held each evening at T.
March lo whan the uprising reach
ed a peak.
Nationalist intelligence reports
reaching Taipei said a well-armed
MEXICO CITY (UPD - Brig.
Communist army of 30.000 men Gen. Miguel Lanz Duret, 50-yearkad drives the Tibetan Insurgents old president and genera] manager
out of Lhasa but that the fight of the newspapers El Universal
>~nu*d alia where to Tibet. Far and El Universal GraOco, died of
rs was -Itidying means of aid a heart attack to hu home here
ing the anU-Cummuniat movement. Tuesday night.
«
‘Teacher Of Year’
'
north are critics) of the low wage
acale," he added. "But then they
admit there was no work for them
In that arcs, ami living conditions
are considerably cheaper to Flor
ida."
There is no charge for the em
ployment service, to etlhsr employ
er or employee. The office Is a
government agency, and keeps a
file of several hundred applicants.
Training schools, such as the
continuous sewing machine class,
are held throughout the year. Ap
plicant* may take aptitude and
vocational teste at the office.
"The business people in Sanford
hsve turn most cooperative,"
Hahn said. "They heititate to em
ploy out-of-town poopls, but hava
overcome any feeling about em
ploying Navy dependents. Many
of these are exceptionally well
skilled, and we can always use
more."
With Sanford an agricultural
center for many years, skilled
labor la not available to large
quantities. When unemployment
figure* show Sanford high on the
list, it the result of temporary
shut downs to factories or packing
bouses.
"Seminole County draws does
to tha smallest amount of unem
ployment compensation to the
stau " Hahn slid.
LONDON (UPI)— Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
aald today the Went would not lot the Soviet Union impose
a formula for the existence of West Berlin.
lie told tho House of Commons that he and other West
ern leaders agreed that the 2,500,000 rcaidenia of the city
must he allowed "to live the life of their own choice.”
Services Planned
For Good Friday
By Local Ministers
Tile Seminole County Ministerial
Association will present the Good
Friday service at Ihe First Presby.
tcrlan Church to Sanford, March
27.
The Inspirational service, based
on the seven last words of Christ
spoken from the cross, will begin
at noon and continue until 9 p. m.
Brief devotional messages will be
presented by Ihe ministers of local
ehurchca during seven 23-mlnute
periods.
The public Is Invited to attend
Ihe entire three-hour period, or one
or more of the devotional segments
of the service. Each of the seven
segments of Ihe service will con
tain a hymn, scripture reading,
musical rendition, devotional and a
time set aside for silent prayer
and medilation.
The ministers will speak on
Christ’s last utterances to the fol
lowing order: the first won!, Rev.
D. Graven mier; second, Rev. K.
flollck; third. Rev. T. O’Sleen;
fourth, Rev. f). 8. Carnefix; fifth,
Rev. O. Smith; sixth, Rev. R.
Spear and seventh, Chaplain W, C.
Fuller.
Organists will be Miss Joan
Wilke, Mrs. K. D. Grimeme, Mrs.
Albert Hickson and Mrs. George
Touhy. Soloist■ wtll be Mrs. Rich
ard Galloway, Mrs. Nick PfeJfauf,
Miss Sonja 91unfortun, Mrs. Clyde
Savage, Robert Crumley and lira.
Rudy Sloan.
The Chaiwl Choir of the First
Methodist Church will sing during
the service.
Baseballers Busy;
Games Scheduled
With a few practice sessions be
hind Ilium, the Pacific Coast Lea•:ue champloa Phoenix Giants to
day took on the Minneapolis Mil
lers in their first exhibition base
ball game of spring training.
Phoenix was scheduled to play
five previous games. All were call
ed all due to the lack of activity
during a week of rain.
In an attempt to give hla youth
ful charges experience, Manager
Bed Davis was scheduled to field
a complete rookie team for the
1:30 p. m. clash.
Scheduled to go three inning
stints against the Miller* were
Gaylord Perry, Mike Lee and Andy
Yetako, in that order.
Corpus Christ!, champs of the
Texas League, yesterday beat
Omaha, 5-3, In Sanford’s first ex
hibition gams of the season. The
Texans broke a 3-3 deadlock in the
fourth with two runs. Corpus
Christ! go! six hits, Omaha seven.
Tomorrow, Phoenix will lake on
Houston In a Sanford game. Corpus
Christl travels to Kelly Field, DayIona Beach, to play Tulsa.
Porrots In Trees,
Chains Goinp Up
Around City Zoo
Chains and "keep out" sign* are
going up around tha Sanford Zoo.
The signs will keep people out
after dark. Violators will bo ar
rested.
The action waa taken several
weeks ago by the City Commiss
ion. Molestation of animals and
birds has become a problem.
Night before last, vandals cut
the wire on the parrot cage. Two
of the small green and yellow
birds are still loose to the trees
above the zoo.
Mora than 2,000 adults and child
ren coma to see the animals week
ly, according to Mrs. Arnold
Hood, superintendent. " I t la a
shame that a few people feel they
must abuse something that is
free for everyone to on joy," she
ssld.
Giants Get Sad Sam
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI)
—The St- Louis Cardinal* today
traded Sam Jones, tho major
leagues’ strikeout king to 1958, and
rookie pitcher Don Choate to the
San Francisco Giants lor outfielder-flrst baseman Bill WMte and
third baaaman Ray JablonaU.
‘This ii a basic principle to
must hold firm ," ha
which
said,
Macmillan was making his Bret
report to the House of Commons
on his recent peace mission to
Paris, Bonn, Otlawa and Wash
ington where he conferred with
his allies on the results of hU
mission to Moscow.
He returned Tuesday night and
reported to the Cabinet this morn
ing that hopes of a limited cold
war settlement In Europe ap
peared brighter now Uian they
have for months.
Macmillan and Foreign Secre
tary Sclwyn Lloyd were greeted
by loud cheers.
Macmillan aald that ho and
President Elsenhower agreed on
the main points of the Western
replies to the latest Soviet not*
on Berlin.
Labor Party leader Hugh Galtokcll drew a laugh when he asked
whether a summit conference
would be held this summer re
gardless of ihe outcome o f tho
planned East-West foreign minis
ters' meeting.
"A s regards the likelihood ot •
summit meeting, I would ssy that
everyone seems to think there
will be one," Macmillan replied.
Mother Sweeping,
Finds Girl's Body
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (U P I)—
A mother sweeping under, her bed
found tha bud/ of hnr 1.7-year-oid
daughter today. Pollca said flirt
child apparently had been strangl
ed.
A wide search waa ordered Im
mediately for the ilepfalher at
dark-haired Bhlrree Davis, miss
ing since Tuesday afternoon.
Neighbors aald they saw Ihe stopfather, Ray E. Daughtry, 52, com*
home about 1:50 p.m., atay •
few momenta, and then drive
away.
The mother, Mrs. Ray Dough*
try', 35, had alrpt all night On thrt
bed. apparently unawure that ho*
daughter'* body was beneath It.
Criminal Investigator R. W,
Grant said Daughtry, a carpenter,
took hi* wife to work Tuesday ana
then returned to the couple's
home just outride tho city limits.
Grant said ho was told that
when Daughtry arrived home hrt
told hla (wo other stepdaughters,
Darnell, 12, and Maxine, 10, te
come straight home after school
and wait until ho and Hhlrree re
turned from a shopping trip.
Mrs. Daughtry came home a ftef
work and told officer* aho waa
dlsturU-d because her huslumd
and Shirrre were not there. But
she said she lay down on bar bed
ami went to sleep.
Shu did not awaken until oarly
today. She began cleaning the'
house, and while sweeping under
her bed she discovered the body.
Tear Gas Flushes
Negro From Home
m
m
Frank James Riley, 23, waa
captured last night to Midway
after tear gas was thrown into
the house to which ho was hiding.
Tho young Negro had beaten
and attempted to cut M a r y
Frances Grant, while threatening
to Ml) her, officers said. Ho waa
forced to drop tho butcher knlfo
he was holding when John Archer
Harris Intervened with a hammer.
Riley waa carrying a pellet typo
pistol.
When
residents
called
Sheriffs deputies, ha fled to thrt
home of Eola Wi-bb on Sipes Avo.,
and broke into tho bouse to hido.
Deputies Marion Driggers and
W. R. Brown mtde the capture.
Riley was charged with assault
and battery, carrying a concealed
weapon, breaking and entering
and evading arrest Hla bonds
total $1,800.
Tha Grant woman’s Injuries
were limited to bruises. Kola
Webb waa to Tavares when RlUy
entered bar residence.
Charged An Thief —
Cliff Bowen, Sanford, waa arrest
ed for petty larceny last night aad
placed to tho county Jail.
Bowen is charged with steal
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1959
Text
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, March 24, 1959
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald