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By WILIJAN EWALD NEW YORK (UPJ) — Jack Benny'* on# hour ipeclBl for CBS TV Wedneiday night wa* ■ pro’ * Job, beautifully paced, tidily eonilrucled and in moat of Ha parta, quiet funny. The hour wai unbottied with some cheerful nonaenia—two open­ ing*. The ft rat, a nice aott-ihaU icml off, had Benny on a (tool, unjacketed, pretending be waa warming up to atudlo audience. The iccond, a beguiling ciaay in pomp, wa* the "b ig " open in gthree marchlrtg band*, confetti, balloon*, alm m era, a unleyellit, a cowboy on a hor**, a drawn rlckihaw and an equally tired looking camel, a cre»c#nt moon with a girl panenger, and. juit ■bout everything but NBC-TV’ a Wagon Train, which, unfortunately (till la detained aomewhere wait of St. Joe. From that point on, It waa almo»t all gravy. Bob Hope wa* on board and wat In handtoma form. Mttii Gaynor also waa mustered In and although bar singing la undlitingulihed and her dancing ■ trifle heavy-footed, she la plea*■ntly contoured and did no real harm. Tha meat portion* of th# ahow were contained in two Benny aklts. One wa* a hit with Senor Wencei, that ventrtloquiit refugee from Ed Sullivan, which had Benny'* head Inside a box. It's rather Imponlbte to eaplaln—you had to be there, aa they lay. But it waa eertalnly a successful chunk of clownery. The other skit was—and I hats to use th* word—a claiilc. It in­ volved Benny and a trio of chlmpanteea who are pert of an act called the Marquli Family. It waa a file fugue In pistachio and the videotape certainly ihould be deeded In some comic hall of fame. Bud Yorkln, who strawboiaed the Fred Aitaire iperial earlier this season, produced and directed the Benny hour. He can take bow number two for the semester. Hbort shots: Harold Stone turn­ ed in a very solid Job Wedneiday night aa the villain on CBS-TV'a Trarkdown. Robert Culp, the hero of the seriei, also chipped in hla usual four-square performance. Culp, Richard Boone of CBS-TV’a Rawls Is Leading Royal Crown Open COLUMBUS, Ga. (U P l)—Bet­ sy Rewlt held a three-stroke lead today In the $6,000 Royel Crown woman’* . open here after shoot, injr the only aub-par golf in the opening round Thursday. Miia Rawla, o f Spartanburg, S.C., wbo shot n bllitarlng 70 at the Augusta Country Chib In the Titleholdera laat Sunday but fin* iehed second, hoped to break her “ Geunila jinx" hero this week. The 6-0, 132-pound veteran golf­ er shut a two-under women's par 72. That was good enough to put her three strokes In frqnt of Patlv Berg, Minneapolis, Minn., end Wlffi Smith, Bt. Claire, Mich. Louli Buggs, Sea Islend, Ga., who captured the THleholdera ia windy and 'aold weather, found Thursday*! gusty wind* and feet greena too much. Mis* Buggs end­ ed up at 76 in a tie for third with Marlene Better Haggs, Delray Beach, Fla., and Bonnie Randolph, Nmploa, Fla. Have Gun, WUt Travel and Jim Garner of ABC-TV's Maverick are Ihe most stylish of TV’s actorcowboys. Bob Hope, who guested briefly on the NBC-TV Jack Paar show Wedneiday night, waa in pretty good form. It would be Interesting sometime to throw Hope, Jack E. Leonard, Oicar Levant and Groucho Marx into an off-the-cuff con­ verts tion piece Just to see what might erupt. The Channel Swim: Neither Naked City nor Rough Riders ia listed on the temporary ABC-TV schedule for next season. .. Sidney Kingsloy'i one hour medical seriei, World In White, Is report­ ed to be the ahow CBS-TV will throw in against NBC-TV’a Wagon Train on Wedneiday night neat season. John Aaron and Jesse Zouimer, producers of CBS-TV’a Person To Person for ala years, will resign after the aeries’ laat ahow on June 26—the pair are reported to be somewhat less than enthuied about Arthur Godfrey replacing Ed Murrow on the Interview ahow next fall. . .Bell Telephone la con­ sidering spomorshlp of 15 specials on NBC-TV next season, split about evenly between leienee and musical shows. Revival Scheduled At Oviedp Baptist Dr. O. L. Walker, DeLand will conduct a stria* of revival* next weak at the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. Dr. Walker la head of the De­ partment of Religion at Stclion University. An ordained minlitcr, Walker has served aa pallor to churches over the south during hla years at Howard College in Birmingham, Ala., and Southern Baptiat Seminary, Louisville, Ky. The meeting at the Oviedo Church ia in eooperation with the simultaneous cruiade iponsorrd by IS churches in the Seminole Bapliit Association. The services will be held dally al T:M p. m. from March 22 through Easter Sunday. An addi­ tional service will be held at U a. m. Easter. The pubHe la In­ vited to attend. A apodal early Easter service Is planned at 6 a. m. In the' Oviedo Methodiat Church. The Rev. Jack Bryant, pastor of, the Baptist Church will preach' on "What the Well-Dressed Christian Will Wear on Easter.” Coffee will be served following the service. 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This happens to be the Corpus Christ! Club on the stadium dia­ mond. (Herald Staff Photo) Sunshine Is Back, Players Get Work ^ Baseball players, eating heavily and exercising little during a week of rain, atarted paying the price o( "living high on the hog" yester­ day. Although some were puffing af­ ter "wind sprints" around the San Francisco Giants’ farm league base here, others didn’t appear to be a hit out of ihapo. Bob Perry definitely appeared to toho in the latter category, belting News Briefs Yea, It’s Likely WASHINGTON (U P IW o rd a n ’a Xing Hussein arrives today for a visit during which he la likely to ask for additional U. S. aid. •No Nose Cone Yet CAP* CANAVERAL (U P D -T b e Air IV)ret has failed in its third attempt to recover an experiment­ al bom ease fired into the Atlantic. Quake Hits Nevada W1NNEMUCCA, Nev. (UPI) The strongest earthquake in Amert k a since IBM, "roiled" across Nevada Sunday night but appar­ e n t l y left no damage. 1,932nd Was Charm Lo n d o n ( u p n - v e r a .. . ard rejected Roy Horne'l i.m. ..age proposals 1,931 times but gave in n number 1,902 and they were married Saturday. Pope To Wash Feet VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope John will wash (he fc*l of 12 poor W ef Rome in Holy Week ceremonies at the Basilica of St. John in Latoran on Thursday, King: To Visit U. S. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbs White House announced today that King Baudouln of Belgium has ac­ cepted President Elsenhower's in­ vitation to visit the United States. Resignation Accepted • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower accepted today the resignation of Malcolm An­ derson as an assistant attorney general, effective April I. The Razor’s Edge WARSAW (U P!) — Economist X a ilm icn Pawlowski was sen­ tenced to life imprisonment for us­ ing forged documents to obtain ^ 00,000 razor blades from a War­ s a w factory. Third Is Important MADISON, Wis. <UPI) — T.irce buildings were dedicated at the University of Wisconsin over the week end — a dormitory for 234 women, a dormitory for 256 men, and a commons building. Ships Crash In Fog 0 BOULOGNE, Prance (U P l)-A Soviet aleamer sank and a Ger­ man freighter was crippled today In separate collisions in thick fog off the coast of Europe. One men wea missing and feared deed. Swindlers Arrested WASHINGTON (UPI) — KB! egenta arrested II persons today hi a crackdown on a nationwide swindle involving newspaper puscontests. Jmathers To Speak JACKSONVILLE ( U P l ) - S - _ eorge Smathera (D-Fla.) will bo rlnctpaJ speaker at the State sen. of County Commisslonere invention which opens a throa­ ty stand here Tuesday. Negroes Rob Bank CHARLESTON, 8. C. (UPI) — our Norro man robbed the CelMin Street branch of the First ationai Bank of Charleston Uiy and escaped with a email mount of ‘Mix’ Aid Requested WASHINGTON t UPI) — Arlnur 8. Flemming, secretary of health, education and welfare, has sug­ gested that college* work out apeerrengrmems for etudrnli high schools were aloead by three consecutive pitches far over the wall. Dusty Rhodes, Willie MeCovey and other member* of the Phoenix squad lashed out long drivel during an Intensive drill. Corpus Christ!, Texai League champs, ventured to IndlanvUle for an exhibition game. The Texans took their lumps, 10 3, at the handa of the Mobile Bears of the South­ ern Association. A scheduled exhibition game here between Phoenix and Roch­ ester waa called off. The Phoenix Giants, Pacific Coast league champions, hadn't had enough practice, according to Carl Hubbell, Glints' minor laagua director. Drilla for the farm clubs started at 10:30 a. ra., lasted until 4 p. m. Batting and fielding were the or­ ders of the day, along with plenty or running, at four separate loca­ tions around tha base. Hurlera called for batting prac­ tice duty were not extended. Khar* of pulled muscles also kept most others from going at full speed. Drills'at three-qiJarten speed were on tap again today. Aa announcement la expected shortly on the exhibition schedule here. Some o f.th e games were "washed out" permanently by the week of rains. Officers Selected Af Seminole High; Machines Are Used Second Body Recovered; Wifzel Medalist Help Is Requested In Spencer Golf- From Free World Third Feared In Waters A possible companion of Lonnie C. Robinson, Sanford commercial fisherman who drowned last week, waa found floating In Lake Mossroe Saturday morning. The badly decomposed body re­ mains unidentified. Coroner Hugh Duncan said fingerprints and a description of the man had been sent to the FBI in Washington. Results should be known by Wed­ nesday, Described aa about 47, 3 feet, 11 inches tall, and weighing 180 pounds, the body haa three miss- Students at Seminole High School never will have to ask how to use a voting machine during elec­ tions. Through cooperation of County Commissioners, the student council obtained six voting machines for a recent school election. The Coun­ ty bore a portion of the expense in the operation of the machines, and gave the students examplts of democratic voting. Charles Bogan emerged victor­ ious In the race as president of the student body. Serving with him will be Niki Ashby, vice-president; Marilyn McDaniel, secretary and BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) - D e ­ Prances Strickland, treasurer. tectives today probed the myste­ Doug Miller wat elected preil- rious death of an attractive 18dent of the Senior Clan. Other ycarold Beverly Hills housewife, officers, for the 1939 80 term are whose husband and wealthy par­ Kay Ivay, vice president; Iinde ents refused to talk about the Parker, eecretary; Unde Ross baffling case. man, treasurer; Dian Aiken, chap­ The neatly clothed body of lain. Student council representa­ Brenda Emerson was found lying tives are Jeanette Brawn, Janet on the lawn of St. Joseph's Hos­ Glenn, Ray Lundqulst and Jeanne pital Saturday night after an un­ Southward. identified man telephoned and Junior class officeri chosen were said: Deanna Nichols, president; Betsy "There's a body lying out on WUliami, vice-president; Nancy your lawn. A black sedan Just Thomas, treasurer; Margaret drove off real fast." Jones, chaplain. 8tudent council A preliminary autopsy failed to representative* are Suzanne Jonas, datermlne the cause of death, al­ Judy ^udwi«, aud Alex i»cK lb t,l. though It waa revealed autopsy Ronnie Broadway waa elected surgeons found a small mark on president of the sophomore cIs m . the Inner part of bar right arm Serving with him are Ann Schu­ which might have been made by macher, vice-president: Sharen a hypodermic needle. Maxwell, secretary, and Mary Del. LL I . J, Vandcrgrift said A lengthy meeting la predicted Helen Washburn, treasurer. On the that when be and another detec­ for City Commissioners tonight. student council are Bob WUliami tive went to the nearby West Loa Oa the agenda ia a discussion and Joann Zaigtor. Angeles home of Mrs. Emerson's of Mwage treatment plant reports. parents, Mr, and Mr*. William Sines the Commission as a whole Blonder, they were met by attor­ la not In favor of the plant, de­ ney Jerome Weber. bate probably will be lengthy. "What** the crim e" Weber de­ Other consideration! will be ■ manded, according to Vinderrequest to buy the property' at grift. Trench Ave. and Seminole BouteThe detective said Weber told vard as a shopping center; estab­ them that he had advised Blonder, CASTLETON. England (UPI) — lishing fees for use of the swim­ e furniture dealer, and hi* wife to ming pool and designation of small A 20-year-old Oxford student waa trapped unconscious In a crevice refuse to answer any nucitlons. areai for annexation petitions. feet below the surface today "You mean, even though your Recoin r endition.- will be heard 1.000 daughter is dead under strange from the Zoning and Planning In nearby Devil's Holt Cave. Res­ circumstances that you don't want cuer* tried to pull him out, but Commission. Two amendments to to help usT" asked Vandergrift. the rope broke. the Zoning Ordinance will be giv­ "Don't be so cruel," the detec­ Nell Moaa became wedged In en a public hearing. the crevice Sunday while exptor- tive said someone In the house In tha faraoui "peak cavern" in shouted. the Derbyshire hills with a group of seven students. Nearly 100 rescuers worked The second ballroom dinting through the night to get him out class will begin tonight at the before the foul air In the hole civic center, under the direction would gnuff out hit life. They of Mis* Polly Jack, recreation supplied him with oxygrn through MIAMI (UPI) — It wasn't so a tube leading into the crevice. supervisor. had when the fluh got away, said A doctor waa lowered to Moss' Classes will be held each Mon­ fishermen Trank Vernie, 48. day for JO weeks, from 8-9:30 p. side in an attempt to release him. What made him mad was when m. Registration for the cla n haa He placed a rape around the boy'a be lost his boat and flame-red been completed, with alx couples waist, but the rope snapped when swimming trunks. on the wailing list. All persons reg­ the rescue teama hauled on It. It also was embarrassing. "W e have to walk a long way istered are urged to be present It all started Sunday when a and prompt at tha elan tonight. from tha entrance and then crawl for 800 feet on our stomachs In a big wave threw him from loc ■pact 20 inches high and a foot rear of Use 20-foot cabin cruiser he, shared with Frank Johnstone. wide," be said. Johnstone didn't notice Vernie Moss laughed and Joked with Partly Ready tonight and Tisrs- hla rescuers during the night tie- w is missing and continued troll­ day. Lew tonight mid SO's. North- fore he lost consciousness. He at­ ing. erfy winds II is i t mile* per tempted to raise his arms to grab As the boat faded into the dis­ hour, decreasing and becoming ths rope lowered to him, but was tance, Varnic peeled off his shorts variable. wedged in too tightly. and waved them frantlrally, A passing chaiter boat loaded with men and women spotted him. By this time, Vernie was too tired to put on his trunks. And dasplle the tittering of several female fishermen, h* allowed lilmtelf to be hauled out of the water minus hi* bright red Itunks. Daughter Is Dead, Parents Are Mum Discussion-Slated On Sewage Plant Youth Is Trapped 1.000 Feel Below Ballroom Dancing To Start Tonight Angler Lost Fish, Boat And Trunks; Women ‘Twitter1 Weather West Expected To Offer Reds Strong Guarantees WASHINGTON (U P I )-P r o siEisenhower tad British Prime Minister Herald Macmillan are expected !• offer Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev a strong new guarantee against resurgent German militarism and attack from the WeeL Diplomatic official* said today that tha two Allied leaders had agreed oa the approach ia an e f­ fort to lower tension and toad (a settle ment of tha Btrlla crisis and other European problem*. They eeto Elsenhower aad MscsniHaa bad instructed their top aide* to hammer out a compre­ hensive new Europe** security plan to be presented te the forth­ coming foreign ministers' and summit conferences with Russia, Macmillan, who plan* to lest* Tuesday (or London, wee da- h» Mi “ happy and satisfied" with the re­ sults of hla three day* of secluded talk* at the President's Camp David, Md.', retreat The prime minister la expected to have Us flnal talk with tha President at the Whit* House thU afternoon. Official* Indicated thli would be la the nature at a ferewall court**/ call, however. Mermlllen end hi* aide* meet at the British Embassy with U.8. official* today to dtocuea trad* matters. Mscmrllen neared the end of hi* U.S. visit with one clear victory —Eisenhower's agreement to at­ tend a Big Four summit meeting ibis summer. This overshadowed tha fact that tha British and American leaders failed ot agree on a number of ^gnilicani issues ------agreed only ea the fact that Baby Rush Is On; Tax Deadline Near • LONDON (UPI I -M idwlve* and maternity homes today prepared for their busiest two weeks ot the year. Babies born before midnight a week from Sunday earn their par­ ents tax exemption for the entire year, and a great deal of family planning ia based on this. Statistics i how March is the biggest birthday month bresus* ot this too pound (290 dollar) exemption. The midwives call the final two weeks the "spring hand­ icap." Officials On Trip County CominUsionera rpcot to­ day in Tallahassee. Nature at Mae log upper teeth. Three tattoos on the upper arm are composed of two hearts and an anchor, with "D ili*” written beneath them. Duncan said the man had a large tattoo of a girl on hia chest, with the Initials LHK. He hsd dark brawn hair, and a scar on hla left forehead, and was dressed in a dark blue ihlrt and striped grey work pants. The body had been in the wa­ ter "about a week", according to Duncan. There were no sign* of foul play, and he was presumed accidentally drowned. Robinson and two unidentified companions were seen in Sanford last weekend, according to hia family and police. They apparent iy had been drinking heavily, and were taken to tha ramp east of the band shell, where Robinson kept his fishing boat, police said. Tour empty boat* have been found in Ink* Monroe since ths storms of last week. One has been identified as Robinson's. The others arc assumed to have brok­ en lose during high winds. Police fear tha body of Robin­ son's other companion may still be in the lake waters, although they have no way af knowing. The man found Saturday was believed to have been with Robinson. Tunrral services were held Sat­ urday for Robinson, at graveside in Evergreen Cemetery. The body of the unidentified man la at Briaeoo Tuners! Homo. Judo Team Plans Exhibition Here Judo esparto will stage aa ex­ hibition at 9 p. m. Wednesday in the ballroom of the Mayfair Inn. The demonstration is sponsored through the cooperation of tty Mayfair Inn, local civic club* and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Arrangements have been made by Major Donald Loegcrtog, ser­ vice Information officer at McCoy Air Force Base. Staff Sgt. Arthur K. Wilson will introduce the team. Tour youngster* will be featur­ ed In the Judo group. Several of these wear the black belt, the highest award In Judo competition. The exhibition will be open to the public. There will be no ad­ mission charge. Members of local civle clubs are urged to attend, and bring their wives. Praying Tot Dies In Auto Accident NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) I-year-old hoy waa killed Sunday while Joining in a prayer in tha family car, which collided bead-oo with another vehicle. Officers said Philip D. Roberto, I, died instantly in the collision. Seven other persons were injured Police said young Roberto was kneeling on the front seat praying when the accident occurred. Gordon Roberta, 21, the boy'a father, said the family was hold Ing a devotional at the time of the accidcnl because Mrs. Roberts waa to work later in the day. Eight Feared Dead In Mine Explosion Pairings Listed Oeno Wltxcl. who won top ama­ teur honor* in the PGA tourna­ ment last December, was medalist for qualifying round in the G. W. Spencer Memorial Tournament. Wtiiel allot a one under par TO. Match play began today for first rounds in the tournament, and will lie completed March 28. Ialters of the first rounds of championship, second and fourth fllghta will com­ prise th« first, third and fifth fllghta in the annual competition. All rounds will be played at the Mayfair Country Club. Second end third round* will be closed out April 4, and the fin­ al* played Sunday, April 8. Prises will lie awarded to the winner and runner-up of each flight. Paired in Uie first round of play In championship flight are: Georg* Herndon vi C. E. Phillips. E. C. Bradford vs Hugh Grier, Carl Hubbell vs A! Stein, Dave Cunning va Frank Watson, Gene Wltzel va Mack Cleveland, Jack Allen va E, H. Smith, Harold Ring v* B. C. Hamilton, A1 Bryant va Bill Fleming. Second flight Includes Saul Abramson vs Roy Holler, Andy Carrawty vs Joe Andrews, Abe Fennell vs Keith Burr, Ken Tor belt vs Kirby Kite, Earl Biggin botham va E. J. Still, John Ivey va Harry Cushing, S. G. Harrlman va Bob ffillhlmcr, Billy Vlhlrn vs Frank Durso. Fourth flight contestant* are Bob Shcddcn va Ray Herron. It. W. Rucker va Harry Weir, Ed Winter va Elmer Boerner, Fred Oanai vs Ed Hunt, Roy Brown vs Dan Wright, Joe Leary va Jolhn Mc­ Cracken. Tom Butts vs Halph Wight, Harry Woodruff v* Harold Kaitnrr, R un Dallai, bye. Contestants are advised to ar­ range starting times Immediately. Off-Duty Fireman Douses Truck Fire An off duty fireman rune to the rescue yesterday. Hr pu! out a trurk fire before on-duty firemen could arrive at the icrne. Alvin Hiltrll, grabbed a ran of carbon tetrachloride from his ear when die semi truck began to flame. Despite hia quick action the entire engine and transmlatlon were destroyed. The fire oc­ curred at 24lh St. and French Ave. Another fire did considerable damage to a dwelling owned by Harold Appleby, 408 Virginia Ave. The raflrri were found In flames when a faulty fluo shot fire from the furnace to the ceiling. The De­ partment waa assisted by Billy Leffler Jr. A Jeep-truck, ownod by C. A. Taylor, caught fire Saturday and was saved by firemen, who blam­ ed the Incident oo a faulty igni­ tion. Thieves Get Money From Taxi Stand Castro Gels Ready To Repulse Attack HAVANA (UPI) - Premier Fi­ del Castro urged complete mo­ bilization in Cuba; including wom­ en and children, lo fight off a possible counter • revolutionary Invasion from Florida and the Dominican Republic. Castro told 100,000 labor union members who staged a parade and rally before the presidential palace Sunday that American reactiunarici and the International news agenrioa were sponsoring a campaign to overthrow hla regime and return ousted Fulgenelo Ba­ tista to power, Castro took exception lo the re­ marks of former President Jose Flguere* of Costa Rica who pre­ ceded him on Uie platform and appealed (or Latin American so­ lidarity with the U, 8. In the free world fight against Communist Husale. Castro expressed regret that ha disagreed with "our great friend" who is visiting hero as the guest of tha Cubaa government. “ The Cuban revolution to op ­ posed by (he national reaction­ aries and the Internalionsl reac­ tions irirs because the press cam­ paigns of the monopolies uf in­ ternational news agencies have found an echo In the reactionary press of the whole continent, which hai published lies and slander* by the news agencies." he said. Sun Shines Again; Almanac Loses Out On Rain Forecast The almanac lost out on Its pre­ dictions for five additional days of rain this week. Bright sunshine greeted Semin­ ole County residents Friday after­ noon, and continued through a beautiful week-end. While fishermen took to their Iwats, and golfers played matches on a wet course, the county road department began the long hard Joh of pasting the roads together again. Farmer* surveyed their fields, which drained slowly In the warmth of the aun. Damage will not tie known for several weeks. With cooler weather In prospect, things got back ot normal in e hurry. ’Shine Brings Arrest Jen e Abraham, 1201 West Ninth St. wa» arrested by the Sheriff* Department Saturday night for possession of moonshine. Abra'iam posted a bond of |3oo, and was released. Commission Nixes League Invitation County Commissioners will not attend Uie April 1 meeting of the Longwood Citizen's League to the County courthouse to discus* the County Home. In a letter to Joseph 8. Rogero, president of the League, John Krldcr, speaking lor the Board, declined the League's Invitation to attend the public meeting. “ They (the Commissioners) feel they should not be placed on trial by a Jury composed of citizen* wtio have not given the Board Uie courteiy of discussing with them Uie conditions to the County Home et one of our regular nettings, uf which at least five are held Thieves "tore up" the Juke bo* each month to the eourtbouae," and pin bell machines at the Krider said. Brooks* Tail Stand, loti W. 13th The Commission chairman eon 81. last night. Unued, "Apparently, the object Money was taken from Uie ma­ has been to create publicity for chine* after entrance was gained certain individuals through Uie by forcing the back door. An at­ press, with charges and Instoua tempt to enter the cigarette ma-jUuns agsiuot the present Hoard et chin* was eweoeeeesM, eaeoatoog1 County Com miaeipnera. Aa I pointV ed eat to tap ROBBINS, Tenu. (UPI) -P o lic e said today eight men are feared dead in an explosion at a small coal mine at Brimstone near hare. The body ot Oscar Wait, owner o# the mine waa recovered this morning. The Scott County Sheriff* office aaid cause of the eaplosion et the mine waa not known. Rescuers were digging through •he debris in an effort to reach the other miners. TAILM5I (UPI)—Tho iiiitl-Cummuiilst revolt In Tibet hurt spread to Comm uniat Chinn, a NntimmlUt Chinese cabi­ net member said today. He unfed the unti-Coniniunist world to asstat the revolution lent it become another HungaryThe official waa LI Yunir-hsin, chairman of the Nntionnliat government's Mongolian ami Tibetan affairs cnnimhu every pracauUon has been taken tu see that the mdivtduuU to the County Home have the three basic things necessary for their welfare—food, medical attention, and care." "We, as a body, deny Uiat these three things have been neglected, though we ate the first to admit the structure and equipment need overhauling. This is being studied at Uie present (line and I am cunfident the corrective me* surra will be taken soon after the re­ port is received from our engineer­ ing firm of Gamble Rogers." Krider concluded by inviting the League to attend any on* of 1b* regularly scheduled meeting* of the Commission. Rogrro invited the Board to tlw public meeting April 1, after explaining that member* uf the League were working people and could not attend aessiuu* to Uie da> Dine. The Commissioner* meet at 9:10 a.m. overy other Tuesday, The public snooting April l to •to e l 8 m v siou. He told United res* In­ ternational the uprising h a d spread across the border to (ha Chinese province* of Sikaug and ChinghaL. Sikang also borders In­ dia. LI nude the statement shortly after Indian Prime Minister J*wahsrlal Nehru told Parliament In New Delhi today that street fight­ ing had broken out in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa. Nehru expressed eoucarn for the safety of the Da­ lai Lama whose whereabouts art now unknown, Nehru alio disclosed that tfw heaviest fighting broke out lari Friday in the capital when nt> - *• mors spread through Lhasa tha Chinese Communists planned to kidnap the Dalai Lama, spiritual and temporal ruler ot tha moun­ tain kingdom. Itevolla hid been reported » a * her In various parts of Tibet but fighting broke out in Lhasa fat the Aral time. Unconfirmed re­ ports rcarhing the Indian border said Communist planes had bomto ed Lhasa. The Chinese official gave no sourcos (or hit report the revolt had spread across the border but tha Nationalist government ia known to have intelllgonc* agents on the mainland. U ami other high ranking Na­ tionalist official* met In secrecy today to study possible steps tha Nationalists might take to help lh* revolt. President Chlang Kai-shek lias predicted the Peiping regime would collnpta from internal re­ volt and officials have hinted they would send troop* to the main­ land when a revolt does break out. Kidnaper Recovers From Razor Slash CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI)— Kidnaper Richard A.«!'ayne, who attempted to bargain with tho governor uf West Virginia for tho live* of fou r hostages, was re­ covering today from an attempt to take hia own life with a razor blade. Payne waa discovered Sunday bleeding from a deep cut Inside hla elbow, and apparent attempt to slash an arterial vein, authori­ ties said at Kanawha County Jail, A letter written by the 22yeafold ex-convict said, "Today la the 22nd, the day I'm going to end it all." Payne, described by state po­ lice as "an extremely dangerous mental case," apparently changed his mind from his pledge last week that he was anxious to re­ turn to the Muundivllle peniten­ tiary to kill his "worst enemy," Burton Junior Post. The ex-convict kidnaped Mrs. Elms Baldwin, 29, and her three children from their South Charles­ ton home last Wednesday to an elaborate ransom scheme to trade their lives for Post’ s "head." York Sends Nets, Sanford Overseas More than lo,MO fish landing nets have been shipped to Ger­ many, Canada and Costa Rica by York Manufacturing Co. of San­ ford, Each net bears the label: "Y ork Mauufs during Company, Sanford, FloiiJa—where fishing is fu;\." The slogan appears on all let­ terheads and envelope* of tho firm, which produces television antennas, to addition to fishing equipment. Soon fishermen ad over Itte world will be aware fishing la fun to Sanford. Driver Is Charged Mr*. Catherine Slormre Harty of DeBary wat charged with falV p urr to yield Use right-of-way this morning, after she pulled from Uie curb at 2U8 West First SI., and tot* the right side uf a car driven John T. Toney, Saolord. Dana was etoimatari to 8488 to Toney I �•- leariii Wjt •urffl rH Wrrulh Pi|ff 2—Mon., Mur. 23, 19RD final Riles Held -•For Mrs. Mauldin n Funeral services were held >«s-1 4srday for Mra. W. T. Mauldin, 74, ,,.,-irho died Thursday night at her In Oviedo. sr*r Tht Rev. Jack P. Bryanl offld . it aervfcea in the Oviedo BapChurCft. Burial followed in *"'*Ctmluota Cemetery. Mrs. Mauldin was born Keb. 2, , rJMS. in Abbieville, (la. She had .o'.feeen a resident n( Oviedo for 11 *' years, and a member of the Oviedo •• 'Baptist Church. ' Survivora include her husband, •W. T. Mauldin, Oviedo; two chll--••,dren, Nell Mauldin, Jacksonville, .’ '• *and Mr*. P. II. Brown, Oviedo; s")u«J|ht grandchildren; six great.'^grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. ""•Ilary Harrison and Mrs. Honor De- Joche; ona brother, A. B. McCall, • all of Rochelle, Ga. Brissnn Funeral Home tjireclrd t...arrangem ents. Authorities Map Search Presbyterian Sefs Meditation Hours For Murderer Of Family WASHINGTON (UPI) — Autharilies from Maryland and Virginia met here today with F B I agents to map a search for the slayer or slayers of the four mem­ bers of the Carroll Jackson fam ­ ily of Mineral, Va. The family disappeared myiterlouily the night nf Jan. II. On March 3, the bodies of Jackson. 29, and 18 - month • old Janet were found in a sawdust pit near Fredericksburg, Va. The bodiea of Mra. Mildred Jackson, 27, and Su­ san Ann, S, were found Saturday in a shallow grave In a wood near Annapolis, Md. Chief Wilbur Wade of the Anne Arundrl County, Md., police aald hr believed an itinerant sawmill hand may have killed the family. Wade aald them la a connection between (he sites where (hey were kidnaped and where the bodies were found. Wade said all are near saw­ mills. He also said he believed there was a connection with the Legol Notice raeaa Inlaraalad map anri**r and he haard at tha line and plact ahova anarifiad. c i t t co jjM ia a io v o r t h e CITT OF SANFORD, F l o r id a . Jty If. K. Tarim , Jr.. • cite * * C lark r K t t T t m n KAMI) IKCnJCU m llh.Kfc.HT IJIV KN that II Am *na***d tn bualuti* at Ilia Uarnar nf m. A lt amt BranIDr ' • lLakt 714. Furaal <itr. H»nilnnl* ! ** K 4 b g | y , Flurhl*. umlar Ilia IIUU { K u u n i of *4 * Cliff* H.r. n-tra tlatlun and that 1 Inland In ' . Jraclalar gald namt wl»h tha i'ln k , < fb f lha Circuit Court Hamltiula 'County, Florida, In »c-< or lane* with * tha provlalona of Ilia Flrlllloui l„_ H a ie e Htatut* to wilt Hactlona ------H IM Florida Statute* 1 » » I— — i / a / R d w a r d C. A u d a iiu n / * / C l i f f o r d C alhou n Legal Notice IX T I I B I T t l t T I T l o t TIT O F T IIK .H A T H JU IIITU . CIHCI I T IX AXIS TOM Hb H IXO l.K c o t A T T, C l,O tll 11% ,V». 3Ml* I.a w ItAtJATli.V r e n t s A c u lt PAST, % lo r p u ia t lu n , P laintiff va. c e c i i , ptajvvp . uk » n j m art lAJItllAINK FlAMVKKH. D sftn din li Nn. I ll'S !.aj> xriTM.s; o p M i K n i P P ' * p x i . n •V'otlr, Is H r r r b r ll lv an that T. J. I . Jlftlib)', Hharlft o f Srnilnnta C ou n ty , F lorid a, un da r anil b y vlr tua o f a w r i t e f a i r c u i l n n h*r* I n f n r , i m i i m I out o f lha abuy* entitled C ou r l. In tha a l l o t * atylrd rauaa ,ba va la v lt d npnn t h * fnl tuning p rop er ly. s l t u a u d . I v in * anil h*ln* In B lm ln ola County. F lo rid a , la - w i r i A t r a i t o f land lia f*»l inti* K anil TV h r 105 fr r t S' and H In tha KtV e o r n . r o r lha following- la n d : l i t ■ In a l lha Hi; l u r n . r o f l<ot S. Krrllun IS, T o w n s h n IS*. I lla m a SIP.: than W Sit f a a l; S* O dahrata V K t i l l fa ali M S it fe a t; 8 to bt glnn* I net and T ha H t in fart nf lha W l i t faat o f lha fn llu w ln * la n d: Hrgln at tha H't aartlnn post o f Hacllua I I , T o w n i h l n ISK. Rang* UK, than run W SIS faat t N 7* 15 S a il faat. K I I I fast, 8 s e l l faat tn b e ginning) An 111* iiinparty n f nna nr both o f tha aald ilaftnd an la. and that on Ilia (III d ay o f A p ril, I S i t , ba. I w a m tha trea t hnura o f aala. nainaljr, alavan o ' r l m k In tha fo r a, n o o n and t a n o ' c l o c k In lha a f larnoon . on aald day, at lha Frnnt D o o r n f tha C o u r t Ifnua* In tha C ity n f Hanford, Kamlnol* County. P lorl'la , I w ill o f f a r f o r aala and aall lo lha hlBhaat lildriar f o r cat h Ilia almva ilaacrlhad li ropa rl y. a t Ilia p m i i r r ly o f aald ilalrndant o r ■lafaudaiila l o aatla fy aald t x « c u linn. Da tad llila l l l h d a y e f P t h r u a i y . mi. J. 7 . H o b b y Hharlfr o f Hamlnola C oun ty, Florid a. Hr / * / Jam a a J, flln glatary D ep u t y Hharlfr n n l l K H T W A I . I.I.S’ , I 'l . AIIK tv. JKNNlN'flK. S'aw K n sland llu lld ln * . W in t e r Park. Florida. Attornaya for Plaintiff. Puhllah Mairh !, J. IS. A ■EMisnt.ei c o l .XTv r o x im i n p ricH Xatlra at Publlo Hanrlec Te whom II may ootitarni Mollco I* l.araby glvan In accordanca with Hnllon S ef Ike Zoning Jtaiulallona that 31. A. Kvana liaa raiiurstcd a 'Tat'* iarmlt tn parmlt tha pianufartura of roniponant |>arla for build* n* Induairy in ilia rtlallti* Hanford livladn Trurk (liowara HulMInc on tl.a followlo* dasrrlbrd |iro|,aity: l.ot 17. i'lorlda Land and Colunlsatlun Cuiupani'a Celery Plantation, Slat* Itond t(, Publln Ilaarlnr will ha lirld In ilia Hamlnola County Court llnuaa. County Ci-iiiinlaaliiirra room, tVidmada), April S, ISIS at X;On P. 31. or a* as anon thrranflar aa poaalbla. Hrmlnnla Cnuitlv Z oiiImu L'ummlaalon lly Hobart H. Iirnwn Srtnlnola County ZonliiK Dlrartnr Pubttali 3larch llrd r DAY fir N IG H T P A N E L R A Y HEATING • NO iMt eelHitca • NO qwdal tkami r n k s -----------j • NO k in A ixpaaairs dweU flfMMt tyf* of winter comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. An. Elderly Man Held In Mercy Killing PHILADELPHIA lllP D -G eorge Hope, 90, was held In a prison hospital ward today, charged with killing hla ailing 90-year-old wife lo atop her suffering. Hope shot his wife Ada In the temple aa she lay sleeping early Friday. He then tried In shoot himself In the head but hia hand trembled so much be missed, His wife had been a semi-invalid for nearly nine years, the en­ feebled Hope told police. Hr said he went sleepleis three nlghta praying for guldanee. Legal Notice Sn tbn t " a n «f th a S.'w nntr J n d * a , ■ t a la The Rev, Gilbert E. Counts will conduct a week of preaching and evangelism at the First Christian Church, starting at 7:M tomorrow night. A candlelight communion service will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Those attending are asked to be seated early. Other special aervlcea are sched­ uled Friday night at 7:30 and Easter morning at 11 a. m. Each evening at 7 p. m.. Rev. Counts will conduct a class for those wishing special Instruction. The public is Invited to attend Passion Week services, ml F la r ld n , ix r n o s A i a la ra Ib a M a la ia a lt l l u n a n i o A n t o n io , alao kn o w n aa llur ram n Antnntua, T o n y Hu ssa nio, and A n t o n io Uussnnslu. IJactasad. PI X %I. .XOTICK Nutlra la h r r a b y ( I v a n that lha Itndtralinad will, nn lha l ( l h day u f April. A. D. IStS, prr at nt to lha llonn ra lda C o u n l r J u d e a nf Htnil* ole Coun ty, F lo r id a , lla final ra. turn, a m o u n t anil Vourhara. aa A<l> nilnlalr stor nt lha Ksia ta o f Hut* sanao A n t o n io , alao k n o w n aa l)ur< tamu Antnntua. Tuny Jlu aian io, and A n t o n io tlmaunalo, dacaaaad, and at aald Hina, than and thara. maka a p p l li a l l o n t o Ilia a ild Judn a fo r a fi nal a a lll r m a n t nf Ita a d m lnlalrallnn nr aald ratal*, and f o r an nrdar d l a c h a r s l B t It aui'h admlnlatratur. Hand thla tha i;ih d a y or 3farrh, A. D. ISIS. Itank n f S lr lb ou r n * and Trual C o m p a n y lly / a / Julian Halliburton, 'IT u aI u f f l r r r Aa A ilin liiD lia lo r nf lha fciaiata u f lluaianan A u Innln. alao k n o w n na llurraimi Antunlua. Tun y lluaianan, and Anln nln Huiaanalo, Davaaard IV, C. Hull-half,n, Jr. K d n a r d a llu lld ln * Hanford. Flori d a A t l o r n t y f o r A d m ln la lr a lo p P ub lish 31 arch lllh , M rd. Suih April (t h . ix Tits; t u n i i t t o t mt , .x i x t h Jl IIHTAI. CHUT IT OP ri.flttlll*. IX A XU POM aKMIXOtH tO tX T I. IX ITiaxtUNS .XII. IM H XOTICK SIP StlT DOUJRE8 IIIAHOTTI. Plal nt I If. J. Ill AHOTTI. Hrfa ndant, HTATK H P F U l l t l H A T o H E X KKT lI J. HI AHOTTI. W H O S E ItEd1HEX CB IH I ’ XKNOtVN. Y ou will taka nollr a that a • wo rn mil o f C omplain t haa bran filed a g a in s t y ou In lh a C ir cu it Court In and f o r Hanilpula C oun ty, Florida. In C lia iir r iy ; lha t lha na> lura o f aald anil Is an •rl|un fnr dtvnrrs, lha ahnri llila nf w h li h la DOMIIIKH IIIASOTTI. P lain tiff. Vs. K E N N E T H J. IHAHOTTI. Da . fr nd an l. THEHK P11EHENTH ara to cum. mani yml to-Ilia >our anawar nr ■■lhar plaadlna with tha Clark of Ilia (Trriill Court of Hamlnola County at Hanfoid, Florida, and aarva a rnpy of lha inns on Plain. IIlfT allornsy. nn or bafura ths lllh day nf April. A. D. ISIS. Haraln fall lint o r a dacraa pro rnn fcaao w ill ba a n lsr a d a g ain st I n n . f o r d alau ll. WITNEHH m y hand and na il at Hanford. Hrinlliotr i oniii Ihla l l l h d a y nf M ar ih, A. D. 1111. n. Herndon r. Clark of tha Circuit Court Hr A r ia J. I.undaulat Daputy Clark HEAD W. (', ll u lr lilson . Jr . Kd war da llu lld ln * Hanford, F l m l d a A lln r n a y fn r P la in t iff PuMlah Marrh llth Ap ri l Slh Slfd. Jflth FA M M QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Thru WcdncHdiiy JInrch 25th Church Schedules Special Services aw sm u t.n c m i u , Va. KKNN'ETII Legal Notice arl murder of a woman in 1937. Wade aald a 19-year-old cook picked up for questioning was re­ leased Sunday night. Dr. Russell Fisher. Mtrylsnd chief medical examiner, said Mrs, Jackson and Susan were killed in January, probably within hours of the time (he others were killed. Mra. Jackson had been beaten on the head and face and strangled with a nylon stocking. Suaan had a fractured skull. Wade said he wai convinced the killer of the Jacksons was the aame person who killed Mrs. Mar­ garet Harold In June 1937. Her body was found about half a mile from •where the bodiea of Mrs. Jackson and her daughter were found. Prayer and meditation services will be held at the First Presbyter­ ian Church, Tuesday and Wednes­ day, from noon to 12:30 p.'m . The half-hour devotionala will in -i elude special organ and vocal se­ lections. as well ai an address by the Rev. A. G. Mclnnis. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be observed Thursday at T p. m. A three-hour Good Fri­ day service will begin at noon, in cooperation with the Seminole County Ministerial Association. Speakers and music from other churches will form a part of the observance. Each service on Friday will last 23 minutes, allowing those partici­ pating to enter or leave the church. An interlude of music will fill the remaining five minutes. Floods In Desert? Oases Overflowing ALGIERS (U PI)—Unusual flood conditions were reported in parts of the Sahara region today. Heavy rains which swept the area for nearly a week finally abaled, leaving behind flooded oases and rivers. Telegraph and radio Installations were downed and road and rail links were cut by the storms. Legal Notice sx i o i ' x t y J iD fir a rorsiT , ■KWIXOLIS rtlP.NTV, Ft.ONIU* KHTATB OF CARL II. (lALUJW'At DKt'KAHKD NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO At,!. PERHONH It A V IN O IT.AIUH OR DE3IAND8 AUA1NST SAID ESTATE; Vim *n4 i i 'h of yn|i ar* hsrsby nnilfird and irqulmt h> HI* any Blalma and dsmandi which you. nr rllhrr uf yuu. may havg agalnit •■Id n u l l In th* ofllra of Hun. Alosnrirr Wilson, Cuunly Jutlg* uf Hrmlnul* County, at hi* offlra In lha Court lluua* la Hanford. Florida. within tight ralandar month* from lha tlm* of lha flrat 111111110*1Ion of thla nolle*. Karh Halm or drmand niuat ba In Writ­ ing and ruiilaln th* plai-a nf rtal ilanca and noai offlcg addrraa of th* Halmant and niurt ba aworti to hr lha Halmaal. hi* aaanl nr altnrnsy, or th* lama (hall ba void. R. A. (lallowiy J. K. (Jalloway Call It. UaUtiway, Jr. A* Co.Eiacillori af gild aatata Nat 31. Turnhull ■If Akarman. Turnhlilt. Hantrrfllt A Kldaon, IS* E. Naw England Av«. Wlmrr Park, Florida Attornaya for Kttalg P. O. Ho* 7*1 Flrai publication gg March t, 9, 1*. 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Cash Tee Racehf* m o oo 18100 220 00 31100 4)2.00 38200 24 MaelMy fiyatsWs S 7.00 11.00 11.00 1100 24.00 32.00 • FAM ILY FINANCK SIRVICf, INC OF UIF0IR 1?SSouthParkAilsue rkeu: FAirlti 24I1F Stalert, FlerMs Howard E. B u s, SuperlnteadtRl P. U. Celbgrl, SxpcriaUndsnl 120*/, 8. Palmetto Ave. FA 5-1103 Spinach2*-29* Celery 2 VM k t MRRCCONKeTe IflliF wra rmumuu of.MMauur J ta T i h*ca*u m t m ' i m m l b * t U a t ia a *T> s ’* M M lM d. It*. H M l **lf nUhH* (HA Me****. M «srls s m S i ta r*b«t< li*-' tuetl IS , IMKAIM 1 15 l �a t p H on.* wflMPa »?8t W W — B Western Party Held M iss M e ry Rose S p e e r . To W ed In June Ceremony A "western party” was given by members of VAII-3 Friday night in the VFW log cabin with Mr. and Mr*. George A. Speer, School of Architecture at the! He Is a member of the Sigma Chi the guest* arriving in western at* tire In make it a highly success, Park Avenue, announce the en- Georgia Institute of Technology.] social fraternity, ful evrnt. gagement of their daughter, Mary , . . . And for those not attending in Roie Speer, to Dwight E. Holme* ' costume was Ihe penalty of haying son of John D. Holme* or Lawto wear a horse'i collar, for the ton Bluff, Jamei Iiland, Charles­ women, and a hangman'* noose ton, S. C. for the men. Guest* were isued m The wedding will be an event paper mustaches lo add to the fun *of June 19th. * o'clock, in the and name tags were in the form Holy Cro»* Epiicopal Church of of “ tin stars” . Sanford. Entertainment consisted of danc­ Miss Speer is now in her Jun­ ing. a shooting gallery (with top ior year at Agne* Scott College honors going to Max Bent) and where *hc is majoring In art. poker games conducted by 1st. She is the grand daughter of Mrs. Norm Thom. Jennings L. Hurt. A late evening supper was serv­ Mr. Holmes is enrolled in the ed from a real chuck wagon and Ihe western fare included "cactus juice, prairie dogs, frijote beans, sage-brush salad and black cof­ fee". Group singing was enjoyed with Cmdr. Hit•Illake at the piano. Among tho party-goer* were Lt. fj. g > Hank Dcmcr* in a com­ pletely authentic Indian costume; Lt. Charlie James, as television hero. Paladin; Mra. James Reedy Mrs. J. B. Sangster was select­ and Eniign Robert Cleveland, both ed president of the Driftwood Cir­ native Texans, in complete westcle of the Sanford Garden Club rrn attire, mingling with the A w h en they met recently at the "foreigner*” (Mrs. Reedy rolled home of Mrs. J. F. McGuire in her own cigarettes with Rull Dur­ Rose Court. Co-hostess wrai Mrs. ham!) Mrs. James Ramage in R. A. Mergl. a squaw dress with hair in braids; Mrs. Vernon Jennings was nam­ and Mr. and Mra. Sam Day re­ ed vice-president; Mrs. George ceiving much attention in their Jesscn, secretary; Mrs. J. F. costumes. He wore his grandfath­ McGuire, treasurer; Mr*. P . Jar­ ers dress tails with burmuda 'r r rell, program chairman; and Mrs. shorts and hsd an arrow piercing B. C. Hamilton, publicity chair­ hi* back. Mrs. Day was dressed man. MISS MARY ROSE SPEER as a squaw*. Mr*. S. C. Dickerson spokr to Lt. Cmdr. John Sangster wa* 9 l h e group on Palma and Tropical in charge of party plans and Plants. his committee consisted of Lt. Attending the meeting were (j. g.) Jerry Dennchy. Lt. Pete Mrs. Sangster. Mrs. Jennings, McDonald, Lt. Charlie James, En Mrs. Jenen, Mrs. Jarrell, Mrs. sign “ Hack” Rhett. Lt. Kenneth Hamilton, Mrs. T. J. Kilcllne, Mrs. Sandon, Ensign R. Cleveland, En­ J. D. Langford, Mrs. C. W. Car­ sign Donald Ethel and Lt. Nor­ Despite a heavy downpour of forecast of Spring fashions from man Thom. man, Mrs. Harold Lang, and Mrs. Dickson Ives of Urlandn. Sport H. L. Weigle. rain approximately 117 naval of. ficec't wives and their gucits at­ clothes, casual and afternoon wear, exquisite evening gowns tended (he Fashion Show and and lovely accetsorirs brought Luncheon presented at Ihe Imper­ forth much comment Irom the ial House Thursday afternoon. Winter bedecked luncheon guests. The lhow, sponsored by the Of­ Mr*. John Dooley, in a sport* ficer's Wives Club, revealed a Pr. James M. Andrew and son, outfit of tspered toreador peach Blair, left today for their home colored pants, print blouse with MONDAY in Columbus, Ohio, after a visit side tie of the same material, and Truthsrekers class of First with Dr. Andrew's mother. Mrs. lopped with an Italian bright or­ ange straw hat, was a striking Methodist will meet in McKinley Helen R. Andrew. Seminole Chapter 2, Order of model. Another outstanding fash­ Hall at 3 p. m. The MYF is in­ Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Me Rob­ erts, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Symc* E ailcm Star, met last week at ion, a grey and raspberry silk or. vited to meet with the Dellary and Mr. and Mr*. John William*, the Masonic Hall with thirty-six gania embroidered ball gown, was MYF for supper and a special Holy Week service, beginning at and their families, spent a rest­ members and twelve visitors pre- modeled by Mrs. Robert Wood. sent. ful week-end at Mt. Plymouth. Olher* promensding before the 6:00 p. m. Four of the wisitora, never at­ attentive crowd were Ihe Mmes. Sunbeams, Junior and 13 year Mra. Frieda O'Hara left for her home Sunday afler a visit tending the chapter befote, were C. I), McDonald, D. L. Olipbant, Intermediate* G, A .'i will meet at here with her ton, Lt. Cmdr. Hugh Mrs. Nancy R. Brumbaugh of Al­ K. J. Simmons, J. M. Carsley, K. First Baptist Church, 3:15. toona, Pa., Mr*. I-ouiic J. Hart, At. Bent and L. M. Beverly. Their First Presbyterian Church pray­ O’Hara and family. , M n . Walter Burgeaa of Endl- Marietta, Ohio, Mrs. Agnes Diehl, beaulifuP hair atylcs were creat­ er and meditation service IS.00 eott. N. Y. spent the week-end Ebentburg, Pa , and Mrs. Edna ed by Neil'a Hair Salon of San­ to 12:30. Boy Scouts will meet at the at the home or the Misses Laura Polk, Milford. Pa, ford and especially striking was An Easter program was pre­ Mrs. Bent's grecian coiffure. Church at 7 p. m. and Edna Chlllendrn. The Cub Park Scouts will meet Miss Carol Slone has had as sented with Mrs. Essie Cole pre* Fashion* were co-ordinated by her guest* thia past week her bro* siding and Mrs. Irving Pryor a* Mrs. V. E. Savage and the com ­ at 7:30. f » TUESDAY ither, James Slone, Mrs. Stone hostess for the evening. The din­ mentary wai done by Mr*. Pat r First Presbyterian Church: 'a n d daughter, Eva, of Kalama- ing room was decorated with an Fleihcr of Orlando who was sup­ Easier motif and the ernter table Prayer and meditation service. too. Michigan. ported hy a group of DicksonMiss Mary Rose Speer and her held an egg tree. Grren neat*, Ives administrative officials. Mrs. 12 12:30. Hrnwnle Scout Troop 197 fiance, Dwight E. Holmea of filled with colorful jelly beans, K. Sandon, OWC representative of the First Presbyterian at 3 p. m. Junior Fellowship will mrrt Char! .ston, S. C.. are spending were plared on other tables. March birthdava were observed for VAILS, served as chairman at 3:30. Junior Choir at 4:30. Pio­ spring vacation in the home of for (be evrnt and ihe was as­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George for I-eona McLain. Marge Itrade- sisted by Mr*. E. R. Horrell, neer Fellowship at 6:00. Men of A. Speer. They will return to their meyer, Ethel Peurifoy and Alberta Mrs. Mr*. D. P. Kennedy ami Ihe Church will mrcl at 7:00 p. Roland. €• m. colleges Tuesday. Mrs. L« R. Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Soro Eaater hats, placed in plastic FIRST METHODIST CHURCH: . Choristers will practice at 3:30; kowiky and daughters, Dime and boxe* and encircled with Spring second irrlion at 4:15 Sub-dislrirl I Mary Lynn, spent the week-end in flower* made beautiful conversa­ MYF at Trinity Mrthudist Church, ’ Tampa with Mr. Sorokowsky's sis­ tion piecci for each table. Dcland, at 7.50 p. m. ter and hli parents. Among the many gueila at the Several Navy couplrs from VAHMrs. Raymond Pryor of Salis­ 5 attended an Air Group parly luncheon and ahow were Mrs. A. bury, Maryland, is vfating in the in Jacksonville over the week-end. R. Peterinn, Sr.; Mr*. A. B. borne of Mr. and Mra. Irving Id. Cmdr. and Mr*. Grrald A “ change of command” din­ Peterson, Jr., Mrs. John Kader, Pryor. Mra. Harry Lee, Sr.. Mra. D. Roberts rntertained with a rockMr. and Mra. Kenneth McIntosh ner parly, with Jacksonville Air Jonea. Mrs. John MrGraw; Mra. tall party at their home on Wood Group 10 members s i hosts. w*a and sons moved this week-end given Saturday night followed by Christy Walsh; Mrs. Jamrs 1-ee. land Drive Friday night. into their new home on Park Duluth. Minn.; Mrs. L. Trepamer Parly guest* were members of a champagne breakfast. Avenue, Pinecrest fourth addition. VAH-7 and out of town guests From Ssnford were Cmdr. and and Mra. Elisabeth Srinocca. Mrs. Ernest Hayes of Salt Lake, Door prise award* went to Mra. were former Sanford residents. Mr*. Ira M. Rowell, Cmdr. and | Utah, la visting her daughter. Mra. C. Ilonnaud, Lt. Cmdr. and K. Hnblilxel, Mra. G. Thompson, Cmdr. and Mrs. William Hosey. Mr*. Robert Wood, Lt. Wood and who now live In Jacksonville. Mrs. Philip Harward, I.t. Cmdr. and Mrs. Ernest Hsy*. family. and Mrs, Jesse Tafl, Lt. Cmdr. Lt. Cmdr. and Mra. John Doo­ and Mrs. John Langford. Lt. and ley havt as their guests her par­ Mra. David Dcarolph, Lt. (j. c .) ent*. Mr. and Mra. Walltr Wheeland Mra. Art McCarthy, and Lt. right of Cohasaat, Mass. Week-end guests of Lt. Cmdr. (j. g.) and Mrs. Everett Foote. And Joe TUlley, former “ Skip­ and Mra. R. L. Bsuer were Cmdr. per” of FIVE was here from and Mr* G, H. Weber of Lynn Washington, D. C. and attended haven, Va. Mrs. Frances Wilkes spent the the party. * Given For ^ Bride-Elect Sahds 'Sate Officers Wives A n d Guests View Lovely Spring Fashions Church Calendar • (p c A A o n c d A . Easter Program For Eastern Star • Couples Attend Party For Air Croup Ten Party Given Friday it Party I week-end in Dawson, Ga. Mrs. Nancy Brock was the week­ end guest of her son, the Rev. Alva Brock and Mrs. Brock in St. Pet­ ersburg. Mrs. W. Carter and daughter, Mias Betsy Ann Carter, spent the week-end in Dawson, Ga. Miia OUie Reece Whittle was a week-end visitor in Blinbridge, Ga.. her home lown. Drug industry sates in the U. S. went from 512 million dollars in 1946 to one and a half billion dol. lara in 1956. They're now at about two and a half billion dollari a year. o XI» C P c a r x r l RIDE -IN THEATRE service unexcelled! TONITE ft TUBS. SHOWING AT 7:00 ft M:»0 MMU W AMGtl NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 SPENCER (IKACY Bob Crumley Agency All, Natl. B ank Bldg. — Sanford MISS MARION DAVIS nt bridal shower in her honor is pictured with her mother and party hostesses. Left to right arc Mrs. Chloe Hutts, Mr*. Muriel Gardner, Miss Davis nnd her mother, Mrs. Vernon A. Davis, Mrs. Clyde Piercy and Mrs. E. D . Price, Candlelight.Service Unites Couple Mis* Marion Davis, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Vernon A. Davis and Harrell Irvine Hamilton, son of Mr*. Forrest A. Dean. Jr., Monticcilu, were married Saturday night, 8 o'clock, in a double-ring ceremony at the First llapttst Church. The Rev. W. P. nriMik*. Jr., officiated before an alter banked with white glads and pom poms Interspersed with greenery. While tapers, in branched standards, il­ luminated the nuptial scene. While satin ribbon marked the pews, Evans McCoy sang “ O, Prom­ ise Me” and “ The lairds' Pra­ yer” with Mrs. Darrell Gnenc at the organ. , The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a lovely white satin ballerina length gown featuring a yoke and long sleeve* of tarn and satin bound neckline. Her princess style gown had a flaring skirl with a special full back interest. A circlet of silk illusion, held with a band of sa­ tin, formed hrr head piece and she carried a bouquet of white carnations surrounding a single white orchid. The bride alto rarried an heir­ loom handmade lace handkerchief which she received a* a child from hrr grandmother. It had been a gift from her great grand­ father in Scotland. Miss Judy May of Orlando, and maid of honor, wore a Dior-fash­ ioned gown of light gold color and she carried an arm bouquet of of pair pink and while carna­ tions. James Slrvtns was best man and Rill Ulrnn amf Clyde Picrcy served a* ushers. Reception Held Following the ceremony a re­ ception was held at the church. In the recrivlng line were Ihe bride’s mother, the bridal couple and hi* mother, Mrs. Forrest A. Dean, Jr., who attended the wed­ ding with Mr, Dean and daugh­ ter, Frances. The bride's table, overlaid with a while cloth, held a three tiered take topped with a wedding bell. Miss Laura Anderson was in charge of the bride's book and others assisting with the recep­ tion were Mrs. James McMillan, Mrs. Rea Anderson, Mrs. Chloe Hulls, Mrs. Rill Glenn and Miss Janet Milcnn. The bride's tmiiher wore a dress of pink tire over satin cotton complemented by blond ac ccssorirs and orchid corsage. The groom's mother chose a light blur dress amt an orchid corsage. Among out of town gucsta at lending were Mr. and Mr*. James J. McMillan and daughter, Emily Joyce of Dania, Fla., Mr. and Mr*. Jacob W. Stcmbridgc of Daytona. Orient Influence New Jewelry reflect* spring flowers and the Orient. Colon range from vivid Pagoda pink. Pacific turquoise, ahrine purple and lluddha grren to azalea, larkspur, woodrose. forsythia and lilar. Many stone* are frosted to cool down the color*. Tone-ontone shades give a printed look lo enamel design*. Tax receipt* of all Federal, stale and local government! In the U. S. are estimated by the Tax Foundation at 100 billion dol lira in fiscal year 1951, up 941 million over flical 1957, SAVE 254 ON BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS! W e will redeem your April Reader’s Digest coupon! Faster Motif Used At Club Meeting: The American Home Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman’* Club met recently with Mr*. Frank Donahue, of Ihe Sanford Flower Shop, in charge of the flower arranging work ahop. After a short business session, presided over hy Mr*. Donald Flamm, Mrs. George Pillard in­ troduced Mrs. Donahue, The club house wa* decorated for Easter with a large basket on a table at the entrance of Ihe room, lt contained green straw and a large bunny cutout and hollow eggs. The mantle over the firrplare was covered with nesla of Easier eggs and another rut-out. The center table was cen­ tered with a large Easter rgg tree, and individual table* held small basket* filled with Jelly beans. Hostesses for the Easier meet­ ing were Mrs. J. P. Cullen. Mra. Carl Schilkr, Mrs. L. P. Pay Ion and Mra. J. I'. Wilson. Mint Marion Davis, bride-elect, was honored with a miscellaneous shower, Thursday, at the dining ruont of Soulhtidn .School with Mrs. Chtoe Bulls, Mr*. Muriel Gardner, Mr*. Clyde Piercy and Mr*. E. D. Price a* hostesses. A white and green bridal motif with glads, greenery and while taper* decorated the party room. The many lovely gift* were ar> ranged on a lung lahle centered with a hride doll illuminated by while laper* in crystal holdera. Green punch, bell-shaped cookies ami other party refreshments were served to the Misses Judy May of Orlando, Margurit* Dotson, Janet Glenn, 7ill*h Welsh, Relay Ann Carter, and tho Mmes. J. C. Mitchell, L. M. Swain, Sin. clair While, T. R. Sheibenberaer, John B. Sikes, Sybil Routh, Vivian Welsh, Rill Glenn, Rea Anderson, Irving Pryor, Glen Goembe), T. R. Middleton, Robert A. Williams, V. G. llaity, Charles Park, Sr., Charles Rcnham, Harold Davis, EM* Holloway, P a u l Caioa, *Jack L*clt Voyner, Mack Cleveland, Ernestine Wesiphal, Waller Mor­ gan. Ren Wiggins, Glen WaRna, MacFarron Smith, Ed Wormack, Howard Wclchel. Beth Collin*, W. A. Festlcr, William B. Wray, Gladys Smith, Mancie Line, Ruth Csrlrion. LaMar Rowland, Franco* Wilkes. Voile Williams, Sr., J. S. Peterson of Osteen and G ra d / Duncan. Rehearsal Party On Friday evening Mr. and Mra. Vernon A. Smith entertained with a supper party at their home m Sanford Avenue fallowing tho wed­ ding rehearsal of their daughtor. Miss Marion Davis and Harrell Irvine Hamilton. Members of the wedding party and out of town guests attended. The first supermarket shopping cart was deaigned in 1930 hy Myer Marcus, now eaecutive Vic* president of Food Fair Stores. Inc. He modeled it after baby carriage!. for BUSINESS at 204 S. Park At*. TODAYS PICTURES ARB TOMORROW'S TRHASUHHS _ For All T o w JEWELRY NEEDS, WATC9 tad JEWELRY REPAIR Wieboldt’s g S I"* Gwaltney Jeweler 211 S. PARK AVK. FA 2 U W ANNOUNCEM ENT Wm. E. K A D E R Jewelers: • Have Iwon appointed a Sub-Dealer for Acousticdl Hearing Aida, under the assistance o f the OrUndft office. ; • Wm. E. Knder Jewelers are offering a new he«rhtg aft! service. They are stocking batteries and accessories for most make* of hearing aida. NOW ! the newest, trimmest, most comfortable E Y EG LA S S H EAR IN G AID •JM from ACOUSTICON .Modern new Acouiticnn Sty. tear eyrglaa* hearing aid* pro­ vide precis* hearing correc­ tion, in alylea for men and woman. Slender Stylear temple hara mav ha exactly fitted lo the contour u[ your head. Vir­ tually iudiitinguiihable from modern rycgUssr*, yet pro­ vide* sound *o pure you can actually htar a pin drop. Berkshire wants you to *ec for yourself that Berkahiro guaranteed stocking! will not run from lop or toe into tho sheer leg area! That'* why you’ll find a money-saving coupon on the inside hack cover of ihe April Reader's Digest, l l ’s worth 25i toward* your purchase of a pair of ahoer Berkshire guaranteed stockings. We will redeem your coupon. Choose full-fashioned or acumicM Berkshire*. from 1.3S Contact Wm. E. Knder Jeweler* at 112 S. Perk Are, me phone FA 2-23G3 for e free demonstration, without obligation, in your home by * qualified Hearing Aid Consultant. Your home is the ideal place to try oat ft new- henrlng n ld . It la the place y o u will u so U than an y other. PRICES START AT *99.51) r Wm. E. KADER 112 S. PARK AYE. FA2-0375 JEWELER r fi _ * FA 2-2H* SANFORD, FLORIDA Kuh-Dealer* for Formerly John H. Williams Insurant* Agency ^SS^/fCoust/con YfiUI MIMN CIICU V tO m Future: 1:20 - 3:27 5:34 - 7:41 • 9:4* Accredited Ch'argre Accounts .Welcomed! J7I 8. Orange A**., m. Orlande/ Fla. �a- Washington Calling ‘LUNATIC ~FE7NGF Unusual Sight, That ## iSun Shining Bright t'l • • V *i 7_j i It wait » rare night, that strange light which broke ••through the cloud*. Sun glataea ? Yep, quite a few on the streets of Sanford * bfoke them out Saturday morning. It had been ao long aince - thfs acceaaory had been needed. .. om... The rfjgpojition 0f the entire population aeemed to im.-.prove with the coming of the aun. It had been a bad week .rlo* Sanford, and Florida. The reputation of the Sunahlne i*State wan working In reverae. We were having everything except aunahlne. •.••iv ssteady raina really worked on the roadn, paved and untci Drainage ditchea, ample under ordinary circiim•pivtd. J 'J u n e v*-t * * . couldn’t handle the deluge. John Krider, County ___ imiaaion chairman, estimate* that a month of hnrd work Commisi IViTl be required to repair the damage. . In addition to the ordinary kind of Buffering In auch ••weather, local farmer* had a apecial ailment; ripened cabtage and celery, a market for name, but no way to get the "Wtfetable* to market. The end result was delayed sales. A *• few lost aales, too, perhaps. . Baseball playera who came to Florida for spring train; ; , W and ideal weather for this, had a few problem* peculiar to Ihelr avocation, too. A couple of Major League teams, aeeking a way to beat the weather, flew to Cuba. It wa* -Watalng there, too. *'* ■ A* A s a well-known UPI sports writer said, this was the Florida weather in the memory of the Arizona ChamCommerce. The San Francisco Giants, Cleveland In<imu,., Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox, all training in ITdiani, ..Arisons, were playing exhibition games and getting in their J.ngular drills. Saturday brought the sun, and spring. That .should be •nough to pleaaa the most difficult to satisfy. _ V :* To the Arizona Chamber of Commerce: Yes, we had a lot of rain. Probably more than Arizona gets In several L.yaars. But, when summer temperatures climb to 120 in the ,d«hade (and there is very little shade), Arizona Chamber of-ffeUls probably will yearn for Florida, its many lakes, ;;'abundance of shade and gentle breezes. flWNtt, • • * *i "Health Units Toured •• e H •> oi* Seminole Commissioners found “just what the county •• Meads" during a tour of new health units in Lakeland, Win­ ter Haven and Haines City. * ' Commissioners were accompanied by John Burton IV, ’aithiteet who will design the local unit: Ralph Lovelock, enfiflaering hospital expert, and Dr. Jack Thurmond, health iiait director. John Krider, Commission chairman, said the Lakeland unit impressed touring officials. Lakeland has a health unit •«Which is simplified and economical. > Soon, the $100,000 facility will start taking shape on nffemeh Ave. This new building will fill a vital need in Seminbi« County. Although somewhat pressed for funds, the Commission came up with the $40,000 needed to match the federal grant. i | As a result, Seminole County will get a fine health unit ' MF about one-half the actual cost. This is good business, for • ;the county and its people. m N M d '* t&borites Might Pay Moscow Visit .j/JN DON (U PI) - The Com- * " ta,f,uu#" ,0 v,*“ Mnicow U,er this year. The InvItaUon wai ezlendrd by g ^ e lft Dally Worker said ThursJtikball Suilov, Communlit Party that opposition Labor Party secretary and member of the llfdara Hugh Galtikrll and Aneu- Presidium, who Is in Britain with rta Bavaa "are likely to accept" a Soviet dflezalion. F ^ O A IL Y LTlva-----•C Avon — S-Jckas «m $ A s lroqvMan ld T ow ase tha ahaltoead JLPitmlUvo aommunl. cation medium .Mule blanket H u ! ItSS*. lr.V U kal fay*.) ll.Unteeralty •fflrial C R O S S W O R D 40. Uaeaannca U. Band tl.M a laoa ----- , dune •infer (OJI.) dLPaee lL A r ti. DOWN Ariel L Mayeri t *«®y am t l . SmsUka ruiva JJM ltrebe SI.Ksr4aaad akin $1. A Maalem Jr. En*my II. Jewish manth I I Number |L Tile(iS|k tl|.Tkua II. tk# Devil (cellae.) II.Katiro M Heaps IT. M atured ceramonlw I f. Vtee president V experience T" T“ * i § • % -j- IT" I 1 AV 9 i%r m n *1 tr di-t IT % ii ... t iij It i 41 Deaths It a lic aaeepl C S r le t a a t . Sa ta rSa r, B a a e a t, a a * C h r la la e a e MOSCOW (U PI)—Olga Leonar­ dovna Knlpper-ChAhov, SO, a for­ mer artress and widow of fimad playwright Anton Chekhov, died here Sunday. ■ B a te tS e e • a e e e a a * r le a a M a t t e r O r t e k e r at, s a l t a t Ik e P e e l O t lle e rO , w ia r ia e . a e * e r l i t S r i a t l r e a r e r - ml ll a r r t . 3. l i t * . 014 t a • are a rk e r ml tfca L a l le t f P - r . r e r k lr k le e a d l l e * e a r l a e e k e a a * t e r r e p a k lla a t t e a a l a l l I k e le e a l a e * e p M a i e a l a tk le ai w ic m r r s o R ssatssb W eek S I* H r a tfca **** O. D. Farrell’s Arcade Package Store P eaturiR ff The Vary Baal $10 •aa lla a lk O ae ilHe S News O f M e n • In Service Army VtC At arena it C. Ttllis, son of Mrs. Rebecca C. Tlllit, S2S Escambia D r, Sanford, re­ cently was assigned to the 11th Artillery at Fort Campbell, Ky. Ttills, a switchboard operator In the artillery's Battery A, en­ tered the Army in September 1»M. ' The ll-year-old soldier attended Seminole High School. CASABLANCA, Morocco — Capl. Mtnllo d*etrtt, after saving his grounded wipe tanker by pumping 210,000 gallons of wine into the tea: “ I am vary hippy, very proud to bav* bean able to nave my ship. But I am aorry about all that wuia." LONDON Sunday Dispatch columnist Ann* Sc oft • James.' yearning for tha good old days when woman ware woman: “ If only 1 bad had sens* enough to stay stupid. Wa'ro taking oa a man'i world—and it's hall." *1 sure snsli I ha4 a featfcpwtr For Repair and Rebuilding Materials — Bee GATORVS. LUMBERCo TWJ W* \» Csa||\t lls» •Icl •*««| Ok ■^ |ijinlie t O ut M,,». » .«il% ^ ^ S|»* . stilt Y /(}() M lIN tH AVI A ( t)s« Missis tttiti Mtisuis I A i / 17 I SsiTst.lfst II 41 A N EO D IR D Atlantic m e NATIONAL BANK. AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF MARCH, 12, 195» RESOURCES NEW YORK (UPI) - Raymond Henry MeCaw, 72. folm er night managing editor of the New York Times, died Sunday in St. Elisa­ beth's Hospital of virus pneumo­ nia after a six-week illness. S-XI Monday, March 2.1. 1959 space problems. The piecemeal building of the present buildings could be put off until then. That new building will have three-room suites for t7o Congressmen Thus, the House Office Building Commission had on its hands a big, fancy hotel with no practical taxpayers' use. So what did they do? They turned around and rent­ ed tha hotel right bark to the ori­ ginal owners, the Knott people. But the taxpayers still own It. and the guests — Including 19 Congressmen — pay their room rent to Uncle Sam's lessees. Just what's going to happen eventually In that hotrl Is another mystery. The government has a fiva-yrar option, and there'* no Indication our Congressmen want to sell It. For a Utile man standing on thq corner, looking up at that taxpayers' hotrl, It seemed to loom ss big an an elephant — a white one. COMPTROLLER’S CALL % § W * * S.'SSCSI SIRUIW, waller aa* PibllitM J4Sie:a W. t lt ir il. JW_ isaaaalaa Stellar WVSII.V* J, U S H IM ., A Stirllilai SSaaaarr J K tX M t H IH Ik X V IWi '. i . Si u i roa n S eriate Waller n i r Bauer ,4 s* Ey F.d KoUrba t government purchased it from the WASHINGTON — I looked down Knott hotel system. Into the treat hole across the The Idea was to convert it into street from the Capitol. The squid temporary three-room suites for of pile drivers kerthunged a our spacc coniclous Congressmen, muffled, metallic rhythm; the while their little ol' two-room draglines and shovels gulped damp sdltes In the two present office red clay. Workmen scattered buildings would be rebuilt pliremeal into three rooms. (After all. around like ants. What I ssw there was Congress' Senator! now have five and six latest project of the space age— rooms apiece). The Congressmen's own space Somewhere along the line, the age. They need more spsce for idea backfired. Maybe It was that their desks, typewriters, secreta­ someone suddenly discovered that ries, trunks and themselves. the lawmakers' big solid mahoSo they're putting Into that big cany furniture was too heavy for hole a $15 million new, new House th* hotel's floor structure. office building. This Is thrre times Or It rould have been some of what the just-finished new Senate the doubting Congressmen them­ building cost — and folks griped selves. Lika what Representative about that. NEdward P. Boland (D., Mass.) The gentlemen of the House al­ said; “ We need more room as ready occupy two big office build­ much as a hole in the head." ings, known as the old and the Or ll may have been that some­ new. But each suite has only one discovered that the new, new two rooms. Whsl they want Is House building, to be completed three. In IMS, would lake care of all Which brings us around to the strange tale of how the lawmakers got us taspayers Into the hotel business on Capitol lllll. Our Con­ gressmen last year bought a hotel. This taxpayers' hotel ii a 1*0room, seven-story building, built only 13 years ago. The hotel is named, oddly enough, the Congressional. It romss complete with fancy cock­ tail lounges and dining rooms. The main bar Is known as the Filibuster noom, the dining halls are the Caucus Room, the Com­ mittee Boom, the Veto and Presi­ dential Rooms. Prrhsps it w n a grave mis­ take. buying this h i; hotel, but nobody will own up to that. The building coat taxpayers a hit more than It.I million. Tha GARDENA, Calif! ( U P I ) - D o n O. Scott. 73, retired industrialist known as the father of the auto­ matic home laundry died Saturday. % w Assignment W ashington TORONTO (U PI)'— Lady Helena Squire*. Ihe only woman ever lo aerie in a Newfoundland Itgitla ; tore, died here Saturday in a nurs­ ing home. » i* Quotable Quotes STAMFORD.^Conn. l U P I ) - D r . Lewis R. Franklin, SO. of Noroton. Conn., treasurer of the Nailanal Council of the rrntesiant Episco­ pal Church from 1920 to M4S, died Saturday In Stamford Hospital af­ ter a three-month illness. 1il 11 % T~ IA nr •* II . Pad. T~ F sft 4 t LB— it HIV' I'lUIJ Pi-) rlI MJJl) (J». 1 ii. i lu j/.im iu «rss4 ti oUear m u., in towiin city Jl.Traaqull I u'i. IujUIJ 10UMU g. Ouekeepiat tS. A cmaar :i i,ji at lid tifl. t -j I .W l* M . Marti. Tseterdsr'i A sitw 4. Course o t meat IS. Taatad, atnaal 31. Mumbcring aeegga I. Street 31. Tree 24. Cllnthurchin trunk #r* i. Man's ai.ntmy t slang) nama 54. Require II. on tha T. lUvar 31. Maaaurs el top of IK .T .I land M. VteI Hunting Witty 11. Look go. Halt an nwrjp 7ircatii3k» ciwciM tit it s u n n 111 tit ■ u:- I'tif.i t iDM ixuei i in t .'v :' ) i. lu iiu i* ,jn :t l w i m n u u p r ta H By Msrqeit Childs * i (be summit then this was the here indicate that the dispirited officialdom of the Tankow regime WASHINGTON — Tha estent el turait way to prarant H. has perked up a little since th* Khrushchev went through with the debt owed by the West to Khrushchev visit. f P r im . M ifli.I.r U .Macmillan r m i l l . o « . . has . K . b#-; I h il P,,B I ft(r, i , ,Jn(, t th* ,d * Prim* Minister El|t Btrl|tnirwhile It is possible that they were recome more evident la th# course ha cooUnued to throw out hint* lieved not to hive the kind of of his talks with President Eisen- about the possibility of a separate showdown that would have been bower and thePresident's advls- P«*c«. In . private with the^East precipitated by a separate treaty Germans he took quite a different j— 0f j * ic e . This would nave meant era on foreign policy. tack. brtnksmsnshlp of a very danger, It is hardly loo much to say ,n talk to top ous order. On that slippery slope that he prepared thg way for officials of tbs East German Com- it might have been Impossible to th* negotlatloni which art to taka( munlst apparatus ha said that check'the slide toward war. place in the spring and summer.! patlaaee.was necessary. He pointHow importint it try Tbi* might htvt come about ia th e m in y itrufflic prevent the irrevocable step nfw any event becauie of tha wide­ tbnf the "Russian Communists bad , ieptralt treil>. betWMn M oscow * goo# through after the revolution lnH Eait Beri.n li seen in th* spread fear of a nuclear war of MIT, eootrnstlng thoee bitter |jfht of the \vf f tern effort to put touched off by the threat lo Ber­ yaare with Rueeia'a recent «H , forward a trcaty for trie two tier. lin. But the frank and on manya aa a major focua of dii* whole hard-boiled talki that he uroP*1* Ending on a not* of Inspiration eu|lion |n ^ c<m/ erencfs held with Premier Khrushchev in he told the Eait German Com* come> currently conaidered m Moscow greatly facilitated th* tnunltU that they were on the , hf worjring group set up by th* process. right track. Juet a few more ihrc* powers in Paris, the Western On* thing he Is credited with y a m . be e«aehided in his fiery. idea seems a long way from any. achieving there It not generally ebullient oratories! style, and you thing the Russian* would accept. known. He it credited with per­ will find your system beginning Nevertheless a treaty is still i f ^ suading Premier Khrushchev to lo attract the West Germans and the range of discussion. delay (he signing of ■ separte tba flew of poop!* will be from On the day he arrived in Washpeace treaty with East Germany tba West to tba Eaat rather than at least until after negotlatloa from East t* Watt at It it today. ington Macmillan got tome msgni* ficent news. Unemployment, whirh with the West. Tills was a badly needed shot in had risen so sharply as lo make Macmillan when he arrived in the arm and reports to officials Labontes confident of an election Moscow found the irrepressible victory over the Conservatives, Mr. K. in a highly bclligwrMt took the sharpest drop in 12 years, mood. After the official welcome, going from 3 percent of the work which was cordial enough, Kbrush-' force to 2.3 percent. This, combin­ chev informed Macmillan that he ed with the prospect of meanlnzfuj was going lo East Germany for negotiation, gives the Prime M in ^ the express purpose of signing t liter* the look of a lucky winner a separate peace with the puppet and at the same tim* It adds a regime of Walter Ulhricht and Ot­ new note of stability to the Weil, to Grotewohl. UHUd Press laUraaBaaal krn alliance. ' Then came the brutal speech WASHINGTON-Adm. Arlalgh ---------------------------------- 4-------- — in which the Soviet Premier Burks, chief et aaval operations, seemed to throw the whole idea of ■ negotiated settlement back on whether he expected Russia to In Macmillian’t face. It was a conduct tail shots similar to the grim experience and a less patient secret U. S. nuclear blasts in LUM BERYARD man might well have replied In tpaca: kind and have departed in a huff. "I wouldn't be surprised. They It was against this background will want to get the data and I In the second round with Khruth- shouldn't be suh>rited but whst chev that Macmillan talked tur­ they will." key. He njade it clear that a sep­ arate peace treaty would maka WASHINGTON — Poet Robert any negotiation Impossible 'since Frost, on the theory that man will it would teem to confirm the in­ destroy civilisation and himself tention of the Soviets to turn over with his more and more formid­ full authority over West Berlin able military weapons: to the East Germans on May 27 ..| , bjnb wt , re incxtrrminable. If whst Mr. K. wanted was to ||ga flica and bugs. You can't confront President Elsenhower at really extermintte them. There will always be toms in cracks tnd crevices, and that's us." K. lit LIA B ILIT IES Loans and Discounts $ 4,158,281.57 Banking House, Furnitur* and Fixtures 13.3,732,38 Federal Reserve Bank Stock 15,000.00 Other Resources 13,684.94 IT. S. Government Obligations’ $4,776,583.22 Other Marketable Bonds 454,994.29 Cash and Due From Banks 2,091.487.70 7,323065,21 Total Capital Stock Surplus 183,056.65 116,138.88 Unearned Discount -117,652.65 Deposit* Total OFFICERS 00$ 250.000. 00 Undivided Profits Reserves $11,643,764.10 J. W. SHANDS Chairman of the Board R. J. BAUMAN President R. F- MANN Vice President BKL’CE G. PADDOCK Vice President R. SV. DEANE Cashier O. C. MCBRIDE Aisistsnt Cashier 250.000. 10,726,915,92 $11,643,764.10 DIRECTORS 31 YEARS EXPERIENCE ENABLES US TO RENDER R- J. Bauman Geo. D. Bishop L. I. Frazier J- C. Hutchison R. F. Mann H, B. Pop* J. W. Shxnds ALL OF YOUR BANKING NEEDS Irt E. Southward Geo. A. Spear, Jr. Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation a i. a t I ear HIM }' �Sljt ftufffrl W»nU Men.. Mar. 53. 1?59—Pag* 3 Willie In Action; Giants Appear Set By JOE SARKIS . United P rctl International Willie May* *ay* he * ready In go again. ami apparently 10 are the San Franciico Giant*. Willie, who ha* been out of aelion since March 12 because n( a ice cut that required 35 sutchei, was hi* old self Sunday during ihc Giant*' pre-game workout at Phoenix, Arir. Even Manager Dill Itigncy wa* surprised when Willie ihnwed up at Municipal Stadium all auited up and ready to play. With an ••OK" from hi* doctor already »e. cured. May* warmed up with a couple of wind sprints in the out­ field. "There’* no pain,” he beamed In reporters atandmg by. And utt to prove that the layoff hadn't hurt him one bit, be stepped into the hatting rage and rallied a lio and Ernie Ranks propelled homers for the Cubs while Andre Rodgers hit another for the Gianli. Meanwhile, a lone bus ride away at Tuc*on. the Uc\eland Indian* learned that big Mike Gareta. who ti attempting a come­ back after a poor 1938 showing, wilt be lost to them for at least a week with a leg injury. Mike, who took over for Gary Bell in the sixth, was hit Just Inside the left knee with a line drive otf the bat of Boston ‘s Billy Consolo in the following frame, Garcia crumpled in ihe ground and was earned off on a stretch­ er. X-rays at St. Mary's Hospital showed nnly a deep hruise — no break. Erratic play by the Red Sox helped the Indian* to three unearned runs and the Tribe went on to score a 7-5 victory. William* Has Cold Ted Williams was scheduled to make his Aruona debut in this game but was confined in hu ho­ tel room with a cold in his right shoulder. He reportedly wa* hav­ ing some difficulty breathing. The injury jinx also hit the Washington Senators, who dropped an 112 derision lo Ihe Kansas to the Player*' and Owner s' Pen­ City Athletics at West Palm sion Committee sinre Lewis Beach, Fla. The game was called claim* the committee'* present afler right innings because of counsel are actually not "neutral rain. Just before the game, the Sen­ and independent.” ators learned that catcher Clint Courtney will be sidelined from four io six wreks with a broken bone in his right leg. Courtney was injured Saturday in a colli­ sion with Kansas City catcher Hat Smith at home plate. At the time it wa* believed that Court­ ney had suffered nnly a bruise but X-ra.v* later showed that a small hone below the knee was broken. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U P!) Smith was the A's big stick —Bob Goalby held a slim one- man with a pair of homers and stroke lead today entering the fi­ four BBI‘*. Rookie firit hatrman nal round of Ihe *15.000 St. Peters­ Kent Handley and outfielder Rog­ burg Open golf loumamcnl. er .Maris also homered for the Goalby gave himself a belated winner*. blrthdjy gift Sunday by taking Yankees Lose Two Ihe Jrad with a three-under par The Baltimore Oriole* enjoyed 69 and a three-round total of 205. a rare day — for them — when The Belleville, ill. pro turned 28 Ihey handed Ihe New York Yan­ Saturday. kees a double defeat — 6-3 and Right behind him at 206 was 40. 31iit Pappas, a 19-year old Cary Middlecoff of Hollywood, Baltimore phernom, pitched six Fla., who fired a sorting 31 on nf the seven scoreless innings of the back nine Sunday for the low­ the nightcap afler Jerry Walker est nine holes in the tournament. and Jack Fisher, a pair of 20. He shot a par 36 for Ihe front nine. year olds, had throttled the world George Bayer of Glrncaglrs, HI. champions on nine scattered hits who enlered Ihe third round with in Ihe opener. Elsrwhrrr, a si* run rally in a one stroke lead, dropped to a tie for sixth afler shooting a 77. Ihe »rventh inning, fcaturrd by Peter Cooper. Lakeland. Fla., Dick Schnflrld's three run homer, moved up lo third place wiih a carried the Piltahurgh Pirate* to 207 afler carding a 69. Tied at a 9-1 victory over the Philadel­ 210 were Chick Harberi. North- phia Phillies. The Chicago While ville, Mich, and Wea Ellis Jr., So* scored early snd lale to turn hsck the Cincinnati Reds and Aldecrrss, N. J. Knotted with Bayer at 212 were prite rookie Jimmy O'Toole. 9 6. Art Wall Jr., Pnrono Jlanor, P i , The Detroit Tigers jumped off lo and Tommy Jacobs, Whittier, a 90 lead In four innings and went on to defeat the Milwaukee Calif. Braves, 10 4. . And rookie pitcher (ioalby fired deadly accurate Boh Gibson and )9 jr * r old rookie drive* and approarh *hota which shortstop Julio Unlay led Ihe St. left him short pull* most of the Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 victory way. He collected four birdie* and over the ]/>* Angeles Dodger*. one bogey and tapped the round with a 25 foot putt for a birdie one the lait hole. Middlecoff* putt* were out­ standing and he had them going in from all angles on the hack nine. He said ha played a con­ servative game which usually OLDSMAR (UPI) Sunshine givea him a better score. horse Irirk resume* its raring Bayer, one of the longest hitters program loday after a five • day in the game, had trouble with con­ layoff because of wet weather. trolling hie drives. Most of hi* The trark called off its pro­ drive* were hooking and a itrong gram last Wednesday after tor­ wind carried them further away rential runs left the parking lot from the fairways. Ills fine pul­ under half a fool of water. Con­ ling failed to make up for his tinued drixilri forced cancella­ tion of the program for the re­ drives. mainder of thr week. Track officials said today they hid received permission from the Slate Racing Commission tn ex­ tend their raring schedule to make up fo> Ihe cancellation. doien or *o imashc* over Ihe left field fence. With his teammates rooting him on. May* said "I'll be in shape before the season Marls, "Don't forget, we have 16 more pre-season games after today," the *80.000 a year star reminded. "I f I play in half of them—which is a cinch — I'll be in condition, don't you worry." Glint* Brat Cub* The rnthuiiasm engendered by May*' lu*ty hitting carried over a* the Giants hacked up some solid pitching by lefty Mike Mc­ Cormick with timely hitting for a 10-T ractui league victory over the Chicago Cubs. Felipe Atou. with a pair of homers and four runs batted in, spearheaded the attack agiinil a trio of Chicago pitcher*. Jim Marshall, rookie Ray Bel- Big Leaguers To Discuss All-Star, Series Money NEW YORK (U PII—A diseuision of right* to the television proceed* of the *nnu*l ntajurirague baseball All-Star came and the World Serie* is on the agenda for a meeting of the 16 big league player representative* Tuesday ht Tampa, It was disclosed today. J. Norman Lewis, attorney for the player representatives, warn­ ed tha 16 delegates that this topic "now ha* become Catiemely important because the commiieloner i* presently negotiating fnr a new World Series television con­ tract, although the present con­ tract eipirei in 1981.” A letler from Lewis lo each of the representatives claims that tadio proceed* of the 1946 World Series, when there wa* no tele­ vision, "w ai tha playeri' prop­ erty." • "The players’ argumrnt,” said Lewis, "ia that the TV money would have, and should have been the players’ property ju»l as the old radio money was. CU course, the matter wa* settled cut of court by the agreement of n 60-40 per cent division." Also lilted by l-cwia a* tuple* for discussion at tha meeting w ore:.. . — Discussion of the piayera' “ rest move” in their bill for a set share of Ihe major league clubs’ grusa Income, which Lewi* said teas rejected by the club owners as ‘ ‘wrong In principle.” — The election of a new Ameri­ can League representative to suc­ ceed Eddie Yo*t of Delroit, who has resigned. — A discussion of attempt* to have Lewi* named a eo-counsel i* C 44C a / EMERGENCY DON'T 1*1 Your TYMWRITIR SIT IDLI Ol STfNO'l PATIINCI M TRIID SERVICE IS OUR RUSINE5S IMMIPtATI SBRVICI ON R I I A K D O W N f AsJr About Owr ADAMS t y p e w r it e r service 207 W. lot Si. FA 2-6311 Bob Goalby Leads, Middlecoff Second In St. Pete Golf Beauchamp Defeats Petty In Atlanta ATLANTA (UPJ) — The antici­ pated stock ear duel between Johnny Beauchamp of Harlan. Iowa, and Ime Prtty of Randlemin. N. C,, failed lo material!!* Sunday. Beauchamp, who lost the Day­ tona, Fla.. 500 by inches nn a re­ versed Judge's derision, took nn chanrrs on a repeat oecuranre in the Atlanta too mile grand na tional auto rare Sunday afternoon Driving a 1959 Thunderhird. Beau­ champ tapped every ear In the rare and won going away by near­ ly a mile. 10% OFF Q U A N T IT IE S * L IM IT E D LOUISVILLE. Ky. ( I T l t - D e ­ fensive ha«ketball, especially *• played on the West Coast. U>*>k on new prestiga today a* California's bull-hugging Bear* carried home the national collegiate title, won In a 71-70 thriller over West Virginia in the NCAA final* here Saturday night, The defensive side of the col­ legiate game ha* been making a alow romehack in the past two seasons from the day* when most team* were content to have their defente descriited a* “ a wave, a shout and a dirty look." Even though West Virginia, with Jerry West alone gelling 28, rolled up the season'* highest totsl allowed hy tha Bear*, it still was Catlfornla'a error-free, deliherate attack and clinging man-forman defense that proved superior lo tha Mountaineer's style of run and shoot in the ahowdown. West Virginia coach Fred Sihaus gave all credit in hta coaching rival Pete Newell for “ coming up with the ha*t defen. sive club we’ve seen all seaion." It took tha Beara 10 minutes tn get set in the title game a* Weal Virginia streaked to 23-1.1 lead in the first nine minutes. But Ihe Bears played the game they knew heal, and held the Moun­ taineers to a single held goal for *se re»t of the half. That gave California the 39-33 halftime lead, and when West col­ lected a fourth personal foul rarly In the **cond half, the i-sur wa* sealed, even if West Virginia did ■efuie to concede il. Trailing 69-64 with two minute* lo go, Weit Virginia came within a point of lying il up when Buck llolyard sank two free thiow* and West got a haikel nn a goal-tend­ ing call. '*■ But the Rear* played il cool, wntked the ball around Writ Vir­ ginia’ a tone defense until they gut it in to G-tO center Denali Imhnff, who missed his hook shot but lapped in the lebound for the game winning basket. Track To Resume Racing Program; Delayed By Rains Graduation To Get 4 St. Johns Stars NEW YORK (UPI) — Gradualion will wreck St. John'* newlycrowned National invitation Tour­ nament champions, but Coarti Jon Laprhtck is expected to build another basketball powerhouse next season around "most valua­ ble player" Tony Jackson Jackson, the sophomore sensa­ tion who scored 21 points and grabbed 27 rebounds in thr Bedmen's 76-71 ovrrtime win over Bradley in Saturday's nationallytelevised finale, is the only Si. John's starter returning nest jear. Gonr will be Alan Seldrn, who was a unanimous choice along with Jackson loday on the All NIT team picked lor United Press International hy 16 »por(* writer* who roverrd the 12-trim rarmval at Madison Square Garden. Named to the all-tourney team along with Jarksnn and Seiden were Bobby Joe Mason of Bradley. Cal Ramsey, nf New York It., and Lcnmr Wilkens of Provi­ dence. Second learn selections were Joe Billy McDadr and Mike Owens of Bradley, Jim Peay of Denver, Boh Ferry nf St. laiuis, and Louie Koethel of SI. John'*. St. John’s, after trailing Brad ley hy right points during the opening minute*, didn't ralrh up until five mlnuir* from thr end The Redmrn led briefly In Ihe closing minute* hut the score wa* lied at 63 61 it thr end of regu­ lation timr, St. John's led. 69 IT, with 30 lecondi left in Ihe over­ time when Gu* Alfieri drove in for a layup and added a free throw fnr the winning point. D O L L A R S . WHEN THEY'RE NEEDED & 25 ft..................... S2.20 50 H............. 13.85 t . EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES 1VE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 90S W. 3rd St. KA 2-T99S By 8(10TT HAII.I.IE United Presi International MESA. Arir. tl'P i t—Mpnag.r Boh Schefting of the Cubs is look­ ing to an apple-cheeked pitching staff plus a veteran outfield and infield to hu*tte his club hark Into Ihe first division for the first lime nnce 1946. "We'll go a* far as our young pitcher* can lake us." *ay* Schrffmg, who point* out that southpaw Tavlor Phillip* ix Ihe "dean” of Sports Briefs Saturday HALLANDALE. Fla. I LTD — Vertex won the $121,81X1 Gulf stream Tark Handicap after fa­ vored Biadstown was withdrawn because of muddy field. SEBRINU, Fla. (UPtt — Fer­ rari'* finish one-two Scbrinc in 12hrtir Grand Prix of endurance with Phil Hill *>f Santa Monica, Calif., driving winning car. the »l*ff at 25. "And t hope for better day* from Moe Drahowsky and Dick Drott." These two right handers, aged 23 and 22 respectively, won a to­ tal of 28 game* between them in 1937 when t hlcago finished last. Then in 1958 thr best they could muster lip was t« win* Inr a team that cmlrd In a fifth-place tie with St. Lout*, Drahowsky (0-10 suffered a sore rllHiw last season, an ail­ ment which may have been raused hy some infected teeth Exhibition Results Exhibition Baseball Result* United Pres* International At Weil Palm Beach. Fla. <7 innings) Wash. "B ” nto ouo o— 1 2 2 K. City " B ” 323 000 x— I to 0 Kalt, Felkrr. Castellanos and FlUGcrald. Brunet and Tomay. (8 Innings, rami Washington nm non oo— I 3 2 Kansas City ooi 20» 22—It 12 o Clc\cngcr, Oliva (7). I.umenli 181 and I’ nrlrr. Coleman, Houlteman ( 8i and House. Winner—Cole- Bel Del, Cri Tears Favored In Races AINTREE, England *UPI) — Oxo, an 8-1 shot, wins Britain’ * Grand National Sleeplcchaae on Two nationally • ranked stars vhlch Irish Hoipltal Sweepstake* from Keith Dillon’ * kennel are tewinnrta are based. gardrd at the dog* lo brat in n pair of Derby qualifying race* ODESSA. Tex. (UPI) Bobby -lain! tonight *1 tile Sanlord OrMorrow defeatrd rival Dave Sinir Undo Kennel Club. iti 100-yatd dash in W o t Texas Bel Del in Ihc ninth and Cri Relay*, ills winning Unto was Tears in ihc 10th are fnvoird to 9 35. Sime'a time wa* 9; 4. -how the way in grabbing off co­ Sunday veted brrths In the '24th annual DETROIT (UPI l — The T ummi- Crnlral Florida Derby, scheduled In Maple Leaf* defeated the De­ at the Lotigwood track Friday troit Red Wing*, 6-1, to gain the night. fourth and last National HockeySixteen championship greyLeague'* Stanley Cup playoff berth. The 1-rafs gained the berth hounds, cream of the crop at the after New York Rangrr* bowrd to jsO KC, will bid for eight *p«l‘ Montreal Cunadien* in New opipi In the Derby and anything can happen, for all candidates are York. 4-2. acknowledged atandouls over the tugged three-eighth* utile Derby CHARLESTON. S. C. (D PI) — route. The first four fintubei* in each Dave Smith of Gastonia, N. (’ ., won the 14th Arale* Golf tourna­ elimination test will land tn thr ment with a 72-hula total of 269, Derl>y. The four also-ran* will compete *n thr Dctby Consolation GULFPORT. M i-. (U l’l l - M a - nn tap Thuraday night. Other rally favorite* in addi­ eon Rudolph of Clarksville, Tenn., -hot a lltrcr-under-par 6H to win tion lo Bel Del and Cri Tear*, the 13th annual Gulf Coast Invita­ who both hate won ini pot Iant der­ tional golf lomnamtnl with a 72- by evanta al other It arks, are Rural Commander and Happy hole total of 273. Joe Lucky. Betsy Rawls Tops Royal Crown Field which since have hern extracted Art Ceeearelli, a draftee from Drott ( 7-tl t a rather wild strike phoenix where he had a -194 out artl^ with the Cubs in 1937, mark latt season. Boh AndcS-xon ran into even more control Iron- (9-6), steady and lirrless. figlires hie last year and had a lot of in Scheffing't plans a* a possible errors behind him. starter. So do Glen ilohble 1104) "I'm also looking for a belter and Da*e Hillman (4 8 ). , year from T Bone." Scheffing Rank* Is Big Mae say* of (he husky Phillip* "He The most Impressive •looking went sort of sour in the latter rookie is John Burhardt, a rightpart of thr season." hander whn compiled a I N If Ihe Cubs can get another earned run average during a 20left hander tn help Bill Henry inning Hint with tha Cube 'last i 5-3i in relief, ihry'll he happy, season. Ami they may have found him in* The big min on the club ia Ernie Banks, who won Hip,.Na­ tional league's Most Vajjjibla riayer award last sear while hit. ling 47 homers and leading both league* with 129 run* batted'ie. man Loier —Clrvcnjer HRs — The lithe shortstop appears aa Maris, Smith 2, Hadley. dangerous as eter. Alvin Dark, now 36, fa pegged At Rradenton, Fla. for third bate and has said.ht II Detroit 362 400 016—10 8 6 ready to gn 154 game*. But Milwaukee 000 001 120— 4 9 2 Scheffing wants to play the for­ Burnside, Jay (8 t and Bcrberel. mer LSU football star abotil' two Willey, NcDon (At. Hartman (5), weeks at a stretch, then rest him McMahon 18) and Rice. Winner— with either Johnny Gnryl or Eatt Burnside. Loser —Willey, HR — Averlll Mepping in. Averill,- who i* ihe ton of Cleveland's atar cen­ Aaron. ter fielder of two d e c id e r -ago, was oblainrd front that clu h ja « At St, Pelersbttrg. Fla, Los Angeles 000 100 ooo— I 7 2 recent deal which aent pilehtr St Louis 020 100 OOx— 3 3 1 Johnny Briggs and outfielder Jim Snyder, Kipp (5), Paine t7| and Bolger lo the Tribe. Some -camp Roiehoro. Pignalano (5). N u n n . expert* say that Averill (till il not ready for the majors. Gibson (21. Grismm (8) and H. Tony Taylor, tremendously fast Smith. Winner —Gibson. Loser — hut rather weak at hat, last Ma­ Snyder. son, may turn into a better hitter this year while holding down saw At Clearwater. Fla. ond base. He has been tabbed a i Pittsburgh ooo ono «o,l— 9 8 l Ih c moil improved player la Philadelphia 000 100 OOG— 1 5 1 camp. Tony hit .300 in Ptrarb* lladtlix. Gross (8t and Hall, Rieo this winler after rndlBf~4ii! Westerfield itli, Simmons, Sent- with .285 at Chicago. proch (3t. Short (81 and Ixipata. latng At First . . Winner —tlxddlx. Loser — ScinDale latng. whn never kaa hit proch. HR—Schofield. less than 20 homers per season since entering the National At Tampa, Fla. league in 1955, continual HI bn Chicago (A ) 304 ooo 002— m i o the tong ball threat at first.-Sight Cincinnati 000 002 031— 6 10 2 behind him is Jim Marshalt,’ who Pierce, Moore t8t, Dufour (91 thinks he Is at (he peak of hi| and Romano. O'Toole, Lawrence career and alto hits a iltaablf i8i and Bailey. Winner — Pierce. belt. 1-oscr —O'Toole. Hit—Robinson, In the outfield it looka pretty much like Walt (Mooael Mirra Al Phoenix, Aril. In left. Rohbv Thomson in ranter Chicago IS i oio 0?n a il— 7 10 0 and Lee Walla in right. Alt am San Franciro 203 101 lOx—10 8 0 solid vetrrani although Walla ia Phillips. Droll ( l i , Buthardl (8i the only member of the trio tn and N'ccman. McCormick, Funk hit over .300 last year. (8i, Zanni 19) and Schmidt. Win­ AI*o on hand for outfield duty ner — McCormick, l-nsrr —Phil­ are Boh Will, who hit .361 at.Fbrt lips. HRs—Alou 2, flcilino, Rodg­ Worth lit 1931; Chick King and er*. rookie George Altman. Scheffing hedges when fated Al Miami (l«( game) with the question of the Cuba' New York oai ooi ono— a 9 l chance fo rfe itin g a share nf tha Baltimore 211 000 20x— 6 10 0 World Scries money for a-.flratFord, Maas (51 and Berra, division finish. But Ranka sayil Howard <61. Walker, Fisher (7) "Everybody f* up thli season bnand Triandot. Winner —Walker. came we are tn im proved.over Loser —Ford. HRs—Skowron, Tri- 1938 Now we know we ran win game*.” / . andos, Berra, Burke. Miami Schedules Air Force Academy In Two-Game Set Al Miami (2nd game, 7 innsi New York 000 ooo ft— o t o Baltimore ooo 202 x— 4 6 0 Turley, ShanU (6) and Howard, COItAL GABLES (UPII — The Blanchard (6) Pappas, Brown (7) COLUMBUS, Ga. (U P D -B etsy Rawls of .Spartanburg. S. (’ ,, re­ University of Miami hat ached- and While. Winner —Pappa*. I/iigained her winning ways Sunday tiled Ihe Air Force Academy In er—Turley. lo coast home l» an easy victory a two game football series in 1960 At Tucson, Arir. in Ihe first Royal Crown Wom­ snd 1962. 102 000 200— 3 HI 4 Athletic Direclor Jack Harding Boston en's golf championship. 112 020 lox— 7 11 0 Leading by seven strokes going taid Ihe first game will be played Cleveland naiunann, Sister (5) and Sulli­ into Ihc final day's 36 hides, Ihe in Ihr Orange Bowl Dcr. 2, incut rdncalrd golf gal played it »afp The second I* scheduled OcL 27, van. Bell. Gam a (Ol, Thomas (7) and Nixon Winner —Beil. Imser— and potted arore* of 78 - 75 fnr 1962, in Denver. Miami will play fig-4 home Baumann. HR—Green ■ 72 - hole tntal nf 294 II was good for 81,050 prlic money in game* in 1362. The home game* lte»'df* the Air the $6,000 rvrnt. Marlene Bauer Hager nf Del Force Academy are North Caro­ ray Beaeh. Fla , clo*ed nut with lina, Sepl, 80; South Carolina, (let. T5 ■ 73 and a tourney total of 298 14; BnMnn College, Ort. 28: Flor­ ida State, Nov. 5; N'oire Dame, to finiah second and win $810 Spaced hack at two • airokp In- Nov. 12; Syracuse, Nov. 18; and (ervala were Mtikey Wright. San Florid*, Nov. 26. The only gtmes sway will he Diego, Calif , with a 300, Louise Sun* of Sea Dland. Ga . at 302 Pltlihurgh at Piltahurgh Oct 8. and Wtffi Smith of St. Clair, and Auburn *1 Auburn, Ala., Ort. 122 Mirh . at 304. Tha Top* In fUdto Ia WTRR For The Topn In Record* ir a — LONNIE'S RECORD R A C K •’TOP 10ft” Always Is Slock SIR E. l i t at Sanford S F L O R I D A COUNTIES COLLIER C O U N TY County Saol, Everglades DERBY QUALIFYING RACES 9th & 10th Events Over 3 /8 mile ta MM O . A C v F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N III ,Tal. f Ahte. )4 7 0 >Own M r I I; LU C A S P A IN T S ( Editor* Note: Thl* U the trtenlh dUpatrh on the prosiert* of majur league team* for 1**1.1 Tonitc Yaw'll find aur strawww linad laan aarvica fa«4 and c anvanl ant , whatkar yaw want iw»t a faw dal l ara ar a tartar amaunt af cask. . . . On th*a* listed Item! *.1.20 H a m b cn u ’ a .. -10c 6 x 9 D rop Clnlha H E A V Y DUTY E X T E N S IO N C O R D S Pitchers Key To Cubs' Finish & TERMS TO SUIT YOUR POCKBTiOOK Wtek - End SPECIALS Get California Credits Defense For Title In NCAA Tourney 4 tf Mm* 601 w . « IIO low C 14 nWl ■- - 7*4. ( 4 w * w ...« a v t i,^ p * i-f$ * 1 ( ) * * • J4WI ItWi-w.............. ............TW G A rd m l-K tt .M r H M M iM iM ! » >i*d*R B a m C M w p R w POST TIME 8:10 P. M. One* called America'* ‘‘Latl Frontier.” Cnl. lier County. Florida * largvil county, now boasts alto the dtittnrtion «>f being Florida’* newest agri­ cultural airs. Commercial fishing, cattle ranches, logging and timber manufacturing and tha Slate's first producing oil field, are contributing la Colher County's economic stability, Tha Mysterious >0.000 iilamii beckon U> fishermen tha world over. Everglade* it the County Seal for this tropical paradise with its prehistoric shell and earth mol .a. Each November, *warm» of tourists pour » tnla Naples for the famous Swamp Buggy Races. In progretitvr Collier County, and through­ out Florida, tha United States Brewer* Founda­ tion walks constantly to awure the aale of beer and al* under pleasant, orderly condition*. Belitvtng that alriet lawr enforcement aetvc* the beat interest of the people of Florida, the Founda­ tion aUrttea cloaa cooperation with the Armed Forces, law enfoicemeni and governing officials in its continuing "self-regulation'’ program. Only 6 more days o f races SEASON CLOSES MAR. 30 .Malineeh: VYtrinrtdav, Friday, Saturday and Ulosinjf Day — 2. P. M. canFimnDionim 5r 3 j l 'i i r * , 7 ’ V , / ^ v u i p d C iu C *t r Of Located 8 Milan Saoth Sanford On Highway 1T.II — •- t ^ i u �K r T 6—Mon., Mar. 23, 1959 Sffl tu tn l MmH '« x �YOU CAN C1EAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING WITH OUR CLASSIFIED S CLASSIFIED 8 -F O R RENT INDEX REAL ESTATE FOR BALA 3—BEDROOM house Kitchen equipped. 1100.00 Nice location, phone FA 2-4014. ^ 1—MARKET BASKET a - H i l l KENT 2— A-ROUM A BOARD 3— BEACH RENTALS DOWNSTAIRS furnished 3 room apartment, private bath. Near 4— WANTED TO RENT 6— REAL ESTATE FOR SALK town. 308 Elm. FA 2-2021. 9—MORTGAGE LOAN’S efficiency apartment, 7— REAL ESTATE WANTEDt-ROOM private bath, acrosi from Tost R— MISCELLANEOUS Office. 9 FLOWER3 - PLANTS BEDROOM kilchen equipped house, call FA 2 6043. 163.00 large 3 Rdrm. uniurn. apt. Dining Rm. tile bath, fireplace, nice yard, 1703 Magnolia Ave. m a c h in e r y 14— PETS . LIVESTOCK . SUPPLIES 15— ARTICLES WANTED 163.00 Furn. apt. 2 Bdrm. Fla. JO— PLACES TO EAT Rm. Tile bath, FA 2 3931. IT— BEAUTY PARLORS 10FEMALE HELP WANTED Furn. Apt., 2300 Meltonville. * 10— MALE HELP WANTED w 2 9 -M A L E OR FEMALE FURNISHED 5-room apartment in 11WORK WANTED Floral Heights. MS. 1 block 22—BUSINESS South of air base: to the right OPPORTUNITIES of Palmetto. Phillip Enders, RL 20—SPECIAL’ SERVICES 2, Box 3T2. 14— PIANO SERVICES 14-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS EXTRA large 4 bedroom home, 20— EI.KCTKICAT. a full dining room. IV» baths. CONTRACTORS Ideal location for children. Ph. U-A—BUILDING. REPAIRS, FA 2 4651. 31-B BUILDING SUPPLIES ^ 2T—NOTICE - PERSONALS AIR CONDITIONED Furnished W 22—ARTICLES FOR SALE Apartment. 2404 MellonviUe Ave. 29— FURNITURE A Ph. FA 2 6127. HOUSEHOLD 34—LOST AND FOUND 8—REAL ROTATE FOR 8 ALB NEAT 2— FOR RENT 2 or 3 ROOM, furnished Apart ment, newly decorated, 141.00 per month or *12.00 per week 213 South Laural. 2 Bedroom house, unfurnished, kitchen equipped, S17 Escambia Dr. Phone FA 2-0920 after ‘ 3 p. m., 1*3.00 per month. WRLAKA A P A R T M W T S : — privita baths. 114 W. Rif** 2 BEDROOM Home *75 00. Kit chen equipped. FA 2-3631. 3—1 BEDROOM, furnished apart mcnls, private baths, Park Apartments, 1717 Park Ave Phone FA 23893. 2 BEDROOM, Fla. room, fencad yard >.x block from Lake. Phone FA 2-2320. i\ c o r .v r r j c m k ' s « o r * T ■k h i m i i .i ; l o i . v r s . r i- o n in t KXTATK US’ IIL11.1 ■4 ANN KPENTKR. n » c - « » i « d NOTICK T o I'llKUITOIIH TO A 1.1. I'KIIKOX* II A V I N i l CI.AIAIH Oil DKM ANDB AtlA INS T »Air» K B T A T E : Vmi anil aarh o f You ara hereliv iiotlflail anil r(t,ulre<i l a ( l i e any c l a i m . ami ilamamla w h ic h you . or alth r r o t You. m a r tiara a i a l n t t aahi m a t . In lha o f l l r a o f Men. VVII.nn A l r i a m t r r , C o u n t y J i n t i o o f Namnolla iTiunty, a i hta o f l l r a In lha C our t lloua a In WanfnrJ. f l n r * I>1a . within r i g h t t a l r m l a r m onth* fr o m lha tlma n f lh a fir s t n u bile*llnn nf ihla n ot ice. 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Oh io TOU A R K H K R K B T N O T I F I E D that a ault f o r d t r o r r * haa b tan f i l ' d a i a l n t t y o n In i h » a b o r t an. till'd ta n * '! and that you a r t t i r t ' b y rru ulrad in a r r r n a r o p y o f y o u r a n i n t r o r o t l it r w r l l t t n d ' f r n a r a upon r i u f l n n . W ils o n a It r * w a r. rialn tlffa at tn rnt ya , wh nsa a d d r 'a a la 401 I'alrn Avanua. T l t u iv lll* . n r r r a r d f ' o u n t y . F l o r i d . , on nr hafora lha tStli d a r n f April. A I*. l » l » . and ba fu rr o r Immrdl* ataly t h a r r a f l r r to filr wit h lha i ' I . i k o f lha a b o r t a l t l r d C ou rt thr .- rlaloal n f aald a n a w r r o r said w r l t t m d a f ' n a ' t . If a n r . If y o u fall to du t o . d «r r*a p ro r n n f ' t a o will b . ao ta rad aaaloat y o u f o r lha r a l l r f d ' m a n d r d In lha Complain*. VviT.NKUK m r hand and o ff i c i a l aaal nf o f f l r * at Hanford. Itamliiolr r o o m y , Flor id a, thla Sib d a y o f Match. A I* 1»S». n P. M K K XU A K . r t a r k o f tha C lr n ilt C o u r t Br Martha T. Vlhlan H r p u t y Clark t a r .A l.i ARE YOU LOOKING FO RA BUSINESS • OPPORTUNITY 7 IF SO . a a giving name and addrena — and w e will aend FREE of charite s twelve p age illustrated brochure, outlining what we believe to be . . . w rite ONE OF AMERICA’S moat fabuloua Exclusive Franchisee. I.A. CORP. *349 WUaUze Bird l .o * Angatea 8, California Mon.. Mar. 23, 1959—Page 7 iaff - a . day » PRICE STOPPERS 29— ARTICLES FOR SALE SPECIAL SERVICES AUTO GLASS INSTALLED DICTAPHONE in good shape. Can be s c r n .it ihe Sanford Herald Office. *10(1. Windshield nark Gians Door GIum Vent Glana SERVICE Senkarik Glaiw and Paint Co. I l l 114 W. 2nd St. 120 Bass Accordion. 5 weeks old, T switches, cost *500. still haa guarantee, 3175 or best cash offer immediately. Box 120, San* ford Herald. Ph. FA 2-4422 Furniture Moving It Storage E. PHILLIPS, Agent South PINECREST 4th Addition. Homea Designed For Florid* Living.' 3 Si 4 Bedrooms— 1 & 2 Bath* VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing: Down Payments Low As $400 I f t i'i i t H 5jnd.c*it, ri|hti t«Mr>*4. You’re the winner of twelve free dancing les­ sons at our atudio . . Immediate Occupancy We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction* On The Construction Of Your Home Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. S i C tm ftm f Sm ! LAKE MARIE. ESTATES Ph. FA 2*5237 or FA 2-1964. 13—BUILDINGS un ittlrrstalr This is a guest past In Ihe HtU Theatre for Fred Jones, Eap. Road job in Sritiinole County dale Apr. 6, '39. arc Advertised (or sale, number­ ed (rom 1 to 13 Marting on liiRAYMOND M. BALL Thla ia a guest pass to the Moviewsy 1S-S Norlh o( Lake Monroe land Drive-In for Celest Mans­ ' REALTOR S IN8UROR and West on Orangi lllvd. 4 field. Kip. date Apr. 8, '39. houses on lliway 46 and the 13lli Third M. It Park Avenue. South on the S, W. end o f interstate V ail Call Ball 20 ACRE tile farm wills 3-bed job. Phone FA 2 3441 room house. On paved road Mail bids In While Conslruetion.. Easy terms. Phone FA 2-1223. Company, P. O. Jinx 271, L ake, 2-BEDROOM, 1 hath CB home; Monroe. There will be 30 days utility room, kitchrn equipped. allowrd for moving of Buildings. Located in Pinecrest. Excellent This ad will run 2 Weeks. condition. FA 2 6393. BEER TAVERN on lliway 17 92, Voluaia County. FA 2-0308. Legal Notice REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2644 French Av». J. W. HALL 2 Bedrooms Florida Room 'Call — F.H.A. — IF IT IS HEAL LOO *280 (Includes dosing) VAN L™E'\ h A - --------- F~ — 1 Hall" llealUr I’honn FA 2-2841 ESTATE ask Crumlry O Montsllh at 111 South Park Pb. FA 9 4611 ROSA L. PAYTON Reduced For Quick Sale DF.LUXE 2-bcdrnom masonry home, kitchen equipped, enclos­ ed porch, tile balli and hard­ wood Boors. Surrounded by brauliful oaks and nircly land­ scaped. A very good buy at 310,930 00 with flexible terms on down payment. Ideal retirement home, 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, Pinecrest home, nicely landscaped, VA fin­ anced. near new ichool. Take over low monthly payments af­ ter reasonable down payment. Seminole Realty IIM Chevrolet station Wagon •1M1.99 1137 Ford Custom "300'' 2-dr. tedan *1393 1911 Pontiac Chid Custom 4-dr. *1993 1937 4 hrysler SarnloKn 4 Door *1*92.09 1939 Chevrolet •210" 2dr. sedan *1193 1933 Cadillac 62 4 Done (1893.09 1933 Cadillac "62" Coupe. Air *2195 Television Tuba* Tested Fra*. FACTORY YOU IIM Ruitk Knadraastrr 4 Door ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP ALUMINUM 8893.90 A t Tha Sign O f Tht Totem Pole. VENETIAN BUNDS IIM Poniiar Station Wagon 2617 S. French Av*. Enclosed head. Sag-proof-:botlM i 1793.00 rail with plastic ends. Plattle 1933 Plymouth SI a Iion Wagon AIK CONDITIONING or rayon tapes. Cotton or n jloa *393 POPE CO. cords. 1112 Cadillac "62'* Convertible 109 S. Park ----- FA 2-4234 Senkarik Glint* nnd Paint Co. 8893.00 112-114 W 2nd St. I*h. FA 2-4928 1931 Cadlllae "62" 4 Door WELL DRILLING 1391.04 Fairbanks Morie Pumps PAINT *3,93 Ga.—2nd. Gal. Fre*. 1941 Merrury 4 Door Repairs to all makei ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 9193.00 1 HOWARD C. LONG 310 Sanford Ave. 207 K. Commercial Ave. Phone TA 2-2*32 PAINT S P KC IAL ii. n. REAL ESTATE POX SALE 3 -R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. COUNTRYCLUB MANOR BABY Carriage, Play Ten, Caf Bed. Car seal. Call FA 2-6132. Cotton A Wool Y arni.TIotionu, Throada, Tapes. PUMPS — SPRINKLER ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP SYSTEMS At Tho Sign Of Tha Tolam P o ls All type* and llics. Installed 2617 S. French Aro. "D o It Youraell" RF.D1 MIX CONCRETE WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E Window Seals — Lintels — Steel Machine and Supply Cn. Grease Traps — Sami—Dry Wella MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4432 Ph. FA 2-5731 .109 Elm Av*. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Raby Reds. Day, Week or Month— STOVE, nefrigeralnr. Dinette. Set Tel. FA 2-31*1. Furniture Center of bedroom furniture. Oddi and ends. FA 2-4639. 119 West First SC MODERN 2-BEDROOM K 6 N. Tark Are. Ph. FA 2-4123 BUNGALOW Ideal home for young couple start­ ing out or retired people. Built by one of the better buildera in Sanford and la in excelent re­ pair. Trice ia cheaper than reasonable at *7370 00. Down payment $3330.00, balance at (63 00 monthly. W. H. -B ill- STEMPER Ageuey Cor. Hwy. 17-92 & 27th St. Realtor A Inaartr The ONLY F1IA Financed Phone FA 2-1501 Aaaoe. Laura B. Oiler, H. E. Taffsr Homes Available Arthur F. Day Everett llarprr Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park Thi* is a Kuc»t pats to the MovieNOW IN DeBARY land Drive-In for Henry John­ As Low Aa son. Kxp. date Apr. 6. '39. MAYFAIR SECTION: Spacious 3 bedroom fumithed home. Own ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtar er. FA 2-1698. (Includes Closing) Raymnad Luadqulst, Assoc. 2 A 3 Bedrooms, l ! i TUed FA 2-29SI Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2 BR. UH, kitchen equipped, cor bath*. ner lot. Mo. pmt. $57.30 Many Custom Quality Iraturrs. LAKEFRO.NT: Modern 2-bedroom FA 2 1330, Ext. 406, Colby or PLUS: The ronvenirnca of home with double carporte; FA 2 0883. being within 2 block* of large lot and fruit (rcra. By DtBary Plata, a complst* Owner. FA 26132. Shopping Ccnler. Furnished 2-bedroom CB house in Citrus Heights. FA 2 6030. CHOICE lot. I-nch Arbor, Lake W. G. Miller, Uttflopar Front, on paved Street. Phone Sale* (Iffica AREA zoned for trailer park. NO 8-4564. Hwy. 17 • 12 UeBary Plata Room for 30 trailers. In Lake rh. NO 8-4071 or NO 8-4711 Mary. lim * X 300' FRONTAGE on Ill• MILES NORTH OF MAJOR BROWN REALTY HANFORD way 17-92 with 2 bedroom home. Realtor FA 2-7187. TAKE MARY NIITH K 41F FI III.IK I I K A H I M I N o T I C K l» h e r r b r g l v r n that a F ublm H aaitn a will h* h*ld b r Ilia F lo rid a Milk C ommlaalon In T allah aaa **. Florid a, at lb# L h . r o Vaa ll ota l. o n A p ril S. I***- « o m Itianrlntr at l u:0<* A. >!,. r e t a il* * lu tha fo l l o w I n g matta ra: I. C o n a l d ' r a l l o n o f tin* ttuaailon n f tha a lia o f milk In f ' l a l l « u l iata at prlraa a p p ' t r l n a t « ba laaa than I h o . o r 'U U lr 'd to y t ' l d « r e i i o n a b l a r t t u i n t « l h « milk d 9 « l » n « In aath ot «h » mlllc n**rk pi in c i r # » * In F lo r id a tmdpr Hip C n i m n U i l o n i a u p « r« la lon *»r Ju rind let Ion. 5 C onsiderat ion and *|9*!*rni1n» ■ linn o f all m atter* r r U t l n c to lh a fnragolvtff that. In ihn •*om* rnlaainn’B jt id cm an l, sh ould hr r o n a ld r rr d and d r trrntltied 3, ItPlf r mine *i*>n o f what. If anv. 4*idrr or nrdrra sh ou ld b « rnlpr* #d h r thr Font m ission •• Hip rrauK nf su ch h r s r ln a sn«I hirest last ton 4 nnduulPd hv th# t’ nm m lis lon and thr llrnn nr tlm ra s h m a n r su ch n r d r r or nrders shell herntna r f f t c l l v p A lata PA FIT! KM In lr r ts t r d and Ihp IMibtlr sr a Invhpd l o s t la n d and lirrrent surli i«1p%«nt s v ld sn c # and Isslituo nv sa m a r hr deefrsd PAIl* TIKH W II O tl K K I « K T O MU IfE A U li AIIK Itru lK H T FIi To PIL9E N O T i r g n r INTKNTIttS* o r A P P B A ItlNO IN A D VAVrF f»K T I I E Hf"A RING W I T H I l n H A I l l i I» W A L TOV AD$I f VIST R ATOM K i* n f u i»A \i i i . k riiM iti*M '«iv TMIHIAN Iff ILIMMI, TA I.I.A II Ah*K E . KlaORIDA n —Automobiles A Trallerg IT WILL PAY YOU TO C. STOP AND CHECK THESE CARS BEFORE YOU BUY L“ T $350 DOWN APARTMENT—A v a 1 o n Apart menta, Phone FA 2-3934. Legal Notice Urratt & 3-BEROOM house, 2434 Yale Ave. 2 frufttb SUNLAND Estates Cf|D|■hfl rn 10— OFFICE EQUIPMENT w II— AUTOMOBILES . TRAILERS 1Z— BOATS A MOTORS 13— FARM SUPPLIES A She TRUCKS 1139 Chevrolet 4 Pick Up TELEVISION SERVICE Mall Paint. *1493.00 All Makes and Models 1937 Chevrolet 4 Pick Upn WINN TV i.i Gallon en 1st. *1293.00 318 W. 1st. SI. FA 2 2994 1937 Dodge 4 Pick Up 2nd. Gallon *1193.00 K * — PtUMBlNO »tw> ROOFlWa 1937 Chevrolet 4 Pick Up CALL-TITUSVILLE *893.00 PLUMBING It HEATING INC SANFORD Phone FA 2 7691 HOLLER Motor Sales ’8280 only $87*^0 monthly s P*pl»I j .jq go# TA 2-030# GOOD used fumiltirr. FA 2-18 Joe C. Thomas SPINET piano, lale model, full key 1023 Sarlta SI. FA 2 0649 board, cost (loonu, will tell *395.00. guaranteed, P h o m FA 2-1971. Wdl BODY A FENDER MAN wanted. llouaa Wiring — Electric Service Apply in person between 9 It Sid Yililen 3. Seminole Body A Upholstery, RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 104 W. 2nd. I l l Magnolia FA 2 0913 BEAUTIFUL DISH GARDENS *1—Work W t i M SANFORD FLOWER HUOP FA 2-U22 or FA 2-91T91P, intmg FA 2 7929. NEW & USED DESKS & CHAIRS I’owell’H Office Supply III Ho. Magnolia FA 2494S REFRIGERATOR, late 1937 model llotpotnt, Maytag automatic washer like new. both very good buys lie Summcrland Ave. Phone FA 2 2902. GREY nylon sofa lied and chair, living set *73 00, Twin Maltreat* et, *2000. Bicycle ( 10.00, call FA 2 0412. 29—FURNITURE a*4 HOUSEHOLD GOODS |SAVE$ ^ New A Used Furniture and Appliances ™ Mather of Sanford 203 109 K. First Ht. 111. FA 3* SELL US YOUR FURNITURE • We BUY tha Most • Wo SELL the Most • We PAY the Most SUPER TRADING POST Ph. FA 2 0677 • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON - MAIER New And L'aed F'urnlluro 311 K. Firit St. FA 2 3828 23 A— BUILDING — REPAIRS— New 1 Vied Furniture 4r Appli* FAINTING anrri. A Good 1'lare Tn FLOOR landing amt fmlahlng BUY SELL or TRADE Babyatl or iron. FA 2-7129. Cleaning, waging. Serving JENKINS FURNITURE Seminole County alnre 1923. 400 Sanford Avr. . Prartlral nursing nr companion H. M. Gltaion. Lake Mary for elderly lady, call FA 2 6326 Uaed furniture, appliance*, — « after 6 P. M. ote. Bought-xold. Larry'* Mark *15 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA *-41*2. HOUSEWORK, l'hone FA 2 7791. Registered Real Estata Broker U -B O A T S l» d MOTORS Ph. FA 2-1301-17-92 at Hiawatha Ynur Evlnruda Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS HOME SEEKERS j 1303 WYNNW'OOO Dr. One year 304 6-9 E. 1st. I'bene FA t - l f l l old 3 bedroom, 1 (lie bath home. If—BEAUTY rAELORA I-ovely km hen. equipped with • Blocks Weak Of Freneb HOUSEWORK, Phone FA 2 0646. Westinghmise Stove and refrige­ HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Avenue en 20th Street. rator. Drive by and see this at­ FA 2-6712. 105 So. Oak 23—SPECIAL SERVICES MODEL OPEN DAILY tractive home; then give us a rail. 11.000.00 down, 384 25 11—AUIUMOUlLKa—IKAII.mm Complete Lawn Maintenance; 2-BEDROOM house, Florida room, monthly. Immediate possession. Fertilizer. Spraying, M o w i n g , kitchen equipped, monthly pay­ 27 Tl.. National llouve Trailer, ex JOHN MIMMERSK ments (32.69, phone FA 2-1426, (client cundllion, *630 00. Inquire 103 COUNTRY Club Circle. This 116 Willow Avr.......... FA 2 7197 or inquire at IBOt Holly Ave, at Lake Mary Food Market, 2 bedrnom concrete block home Lake Mary. Quick l-aundromat Service is less than one year old For FARMER’S A G E N C Y Shirt* Finiihed In (8 Huura only 3160 00 down and payment N. V. Farmer, Rather 1933^’ IIKVY, ' i ton pickup. Good Sanltene Dry Cleaning of *63 oo monthly. You may D. H. Whitmore, Altec. condition, equipped for louring E. 26th St. Foodmart Bldg. move in today. We have the key. KlgOllllM MIT.K i ’DMM fhhlt »N I ll S. French Avr. Ph. FA 2 3221 mobile home. (43o. 2512 Clair-1 HOI THHIDK LAUNDROMAT J. UtillfV (klliam, rhalrmift moot Ave. After hours FA 2 261* or FA 2 4921 FIVE Aires lllrd farm land on r o n n Jrnr.r.’s i c i i n t , r— j — ----- ENVELOPES, Letterbradi, atate siiHiMH.r rn iM V , m i i h i i i i . , For thn Beit Raya tn Rail Estata South Sanford Ave. *2.795 00 1946 CMC 322 tractdfc and Frau manta, invoicei, hand bill), and EUT AT E o r R. D. M d N T O S I I . H R , 1SEE CULLEN A HAHKEY with 3795 00 down. Terms on hauf Insulated van trailer. Both dp* eseed. programi. e te . Progrrulve W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman balance. in good romliliun. Tire* alone >oth >: n r riT%f. n m u iT %\n Printing Co. Phon# VA 2 2931 — i m .i m n n r m t n i s i ii %i i i . k worth 3400 f a ?.iviT l i d . "a 110 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2*91 Open Muii. and Fri. till 9 P. M. All ttrrsnna ara h r r s h r uglified that lha ii tiller still ed* ■■ El m u Immediate occupanry, 2 bedroom twra n f said r r ls lS , h s v s rem* 1*1 •fad tht sdneftiipfratlani lh a r r a f CB newly refinlshed Phillips HERBERT STENSTROM and ha%a filed In said m tir t lh * lr built. Terms or will discount Heglslervd Broker fin al rrn or f and a np|l«‘ *t I«n fna equity for cash. FA 2 60.11 or dlarba r « r . Oh)acllnna, f h p r i m . If I.EN RUNER anv. rhnwld l*a d«ily filed . A fl a r FA 2 2341. LOTTIE BROADWAY ' filtnpr firnof r»f niibMc«tlnn ahnw h i i thla tmtlep f a « heei nuhHehed etirc KEN TORBETT a v t f t l f f o r fniir rm aamiHva w # •it» 3-BEDROOM CB, living is dining A im la le t the m a t t t r n f a p p r o v a l r*f eeld ra* room, kilchen equipped, family r*r>rt and tha nrdarlrtr n f itirirlhuroom, 2 baths, quiet neighbor­ 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2-1429 .00 Plumbing tC- Repairs Interior nfC ' 3.10 Save Dollars At W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR r.lir. Methvln—Valma Gontalet, PLUMBING 2nd nnd Palmetto Adelaide II. M oits — Associates, HEATING F A 2-52.11 1901 Park Ave. FA 2 3232 P h o n e : F A 2*0711 AIR CONDITIONING 1217 W. 2nd. SI. — 3 room house, F A 2*0.165 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK kitchen equipped. Taking offers N I k HI: 199T Sanford Ave. FA 2-6312 for my equity. Write J. A. Gor­ don. 3482 Brookhaven Dr., 18—f^ M A L X I I X U * WAI PLUMBING Jacksonville, 3, Fla. Cl'It It GIRI.S over 21. Apply id Conti ai ling It Kcpalra person at Pic *N Whistle. Free Estimate* NEW 3 bedroom house. *330 down R. L IIAKVEY includes roils. Ja w monthly DIET office worker. 44 hr. week 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 1381 FHA Icrms. Kllfhen furnished, *143 00 per Month through train­ On Rosalia, near Mtllinville. ing, apply Dletillon, Seminole >4—PIANO 9ERV6CE Phone FA 2 2802. Memorial Hospital. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING -MORTGAGE 1.0 ANS W. I . HARMON I.I)CAL business firm lias open­ ing for young lady with general Ph. FA 2 4223 After 6:00 p. m. 3I.UOO In *100,000 available for nfflca work and typing experi­ purchase of second mortgages. 21-4 Ill'll,D IN G CONTRACTORS ence; shorthand pieferred but DeLudan, Temple 1-4092 or essential. Write lo box SS. San For rarpentry, painting, aereen.Midway 7 3525. ford Herald staling qualifica­ Ing, roofing, and plaster repair, tions and references. ’ - M A I XBTATB WANTED asphalt tlir, asbrstoe aiding, masonry or wuud Heps, leveling 4 or 3 Acres. Sanford area with CASH! Kit—wanted apply Hltr. and repairing garag/s and arfess to railroad siding. West Theatre. wrecking call F.V 2-4899. side preferred. Phone FA 21991 nr FA 2 2101. SEAMSTRESS for cut aprons. 23—ELF.CTRICAL SERVICE* Average rarnlngs *1.30 hour. Simple, rasv. Canvassing not re­ VACUUM (LEANER REPAIRS LOWERS. PLANTS quired. Write: NOVELTY AP­ Parta for all makea of eleanert; CITRUS TREES Elrrtrnlux, Hoover, Kirby, etc. RONS. Caldwell, Arkansas. GRAPEVll.LE NURSERY Free pick up. Work guaranteed. Grapevllle Ave. FA 2(WM Meie Hein Wawted FA 2-4765 WOODRUFF'S Farm A Garden Center ANNUALS •01 Celery Avt. En»mel < J C a A tiA / W H flA K tiE Malacb Bldg. 30—-LOST AND / FOUND gOST—LEASE. Big Sato Om Everything. Furnilura Center. FA 2-3/62 27—-NOTICES— f’ F.ltSO.N A Uk WANTED; Girl with good inoralx In ahare apt. and rxprniri. Ph. FA 29948, Mri. Airhart. INCOME TAX SERVICE Wiu. II. Murrav l i l t Celery A»e FA 2 1.19k Cto»rd Sunday Dex adlrt Tablet); week) aupply 98e. lion mill at gr Anderson — NEW RAVENNA PARK Stenstrom Realty AVAILABLE NOW linn t»f eald ai f at r will m m « hpfor# •aid vflurL • r n A ir v. n Jnsr.fi A* r i p . t i t f . r a ref as 14 »•!• tr •AW »: MIRRKI.Ia A hONH hood. city limits. *14.300. Gt Thla i* a gueit p a n to tha Rltz mortgage. *3200 down or terms. Theatre for Donnie Vincenl. FA 2-1M9. Exp. date Apr. 6, '59 \tlnriiP»» f » r E «*n itQ (a I V, h u ' i t l n d A v t . Orlandn Florida WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W# invite you lo b« our RUMtu absolutely fre# without obligation at on# of Sanford's leading Moteln while you locale nullable homing for yox and your family. Pick up your k#y at th# Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. C onxet BRA ILEY ODHAM, Hwy. 17*92 Sc 27lh S t7 FHA AND CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE LOANS HOMES ■ • • Quiet Community Near Golf Courue $450 Down Indudeu Cloning Coat Turn West On 20th St. Follow Country Club ltd. & Watch l or Our Signu . . . OPEN D A ILY Applications Processed Through This Office 9:00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:00 I\ M. T il Dark Raymond M. BALL, Realtor SltommakmA Conalructlon Co., lac. 211 We.t 26th Streak Fh«na FA t ill# �w yvzrw , « t*. V . .. « t. V T ' ? ! ? . ~ r j :V’ '• ' r-r .*!•• •. .. ‘V 25th S t fir Park Avt. Sanford, Fla. PRICB8 CODD THROUGH WBWBBDAY C E R TIF IE D LIBBY'S 46 Oz. CAN % m ’I WITH $5.00 OB MORE FOOD ORDER HOT {ROSS LIBBY BAKED OUT H A LV ES OR SLICED PEACHES 2 ^ C AN I D. “ c MAY FA I t VW i DAC PASCAL M A CELERY 2 A mmmii« « i ------- -— BUTTER n OARDIM PIES RED BEETS W B WINTIR LIBBY CUT IRBY'S �Green Will Settle Assessment Level * The long-debated level of assessment n o d 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 ■ sot mesa that as official* are 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, ____________ __________ 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 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 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 Car 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 Cotton Forecast Up 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 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 I eaa surplus. mu 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. fcrali* * aw n v p r u n t w v n aDAILY it.v r b tNEWSPAPER r w q p a p r .n * AMm INDEPENDENT TJaitad Ifreaa Leaned Wire VOL. X l i x Established 1WW 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. T h e ^ ^ w w * ^ **11 permit I t o 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." News Briefs Petitions Slated Cuban Aid Sought 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£SptoJh: m £ rl Mo" r id . S l w ,‘ h° . nHA .r ir l £ 'J m in u „ 111 ,Urt' 517 E" * >th »"e ste d for failure to l,,ve hJ* vehicle under control tod« F Arrest followed an accident a partment house!, planned in the1‘ ^m section. | ‘ ’ ” 5 S ?iK 7 S «* * E S Parrots Take O ff ta multiple family, half block in depth of Elm Ava. from 13th St. George C. to* ml*** ta 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 , On Joining Sanford 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. 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 m aU /^ TUESDAY. M A R C H 24, 1958 aa area oneSanford Zoo authorities were of­ am each side fering crackers to two escaped Sixth St. to parrot* today. Footer said Tb* birds took to the tree* af­ la to* ter vandals eat Itoe screes ea 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. Weather Partly cloudy (M ig h t and Wed­ nesday. High today 74 to so, low tonight M t* 14. Easterly winds 10 to It mites per boar. Production Hiked; Operators Needed 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 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. They said it was dlfficuR to es­ timate the number of casualties Inst they believed the total would run Into the hundreds, and per­ haps thousands. Rates Increased For Sanford Pool 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 16 Men Selected For Advancement From Squadron 9 Sixteen men from Heavy Attack Squadron Nina at Ramey Field have been recommended for ad­ vancement to Limited Duty Offiaer. 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. Bessent Jr., ADJ W. E. Carlyon III, ADI B. L. Carnley, ADC R. B. Clark, ADC J. A. Downs, AQC R. W. Drayton, AQI R. W. Ellis, ADI R. M. Hite, AMI G. W. Mit­ chell, AEl G. M. Moiier, ADI R. C. Nichols, AEC B. E. Orr, ADI R. L. Pope, AMI G. E. Setchfield, ADI J, Stanktewicx J r , and A qi L. T. Tclkamp. Swimming pool rates for the city’s two pools were raised last night by the City Commission. Children’s a d m i s s i o n was The first baseball training ex­ changed from 10 to 15 cent*; hibition game In Sanford was sche­ adults will pay 33 cents, instead of duled this afternoon. 38 . The children’s admission charge Corpus Christ! was to meet Omaha in Ihe lidllfter, delayed include* students tn high school. A survey of Florida swimming about one week due lo heavy rains. Phoenix is scheduled to pool operations by Racraatlon Di­ make its oft-delayed bow tomor­ rector Ronald Perry revealed row at 1:30 p. m. Minneapolis is that 10 out of 10 pools charge ■rheduled to be here to furnish 13 cents or more for child". Only five out of the 10 charge less the competition. All minor league teams of the than 36 cents for adults. “ Shulterbugs" win hare a The municipal swimming pool Ssn Francisco'Giants greeted Ihe sunshine again today by working wfU open Memorial Doy, May chance to improve the quality ad their photographs Thursday whoa 80, and oparat* for 84 days. out in extra sessions. 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 The foundation* are settling in contractor. We are lucky this hap­ at each meeting. A camera is not necessary. pened oow and not next year, Cowan Moughlon Terrace. Large cracks have appeared In when Jhe grace period would be Adults and students equally are welcome. the wails of several units in over." Cowan Moughlon Torrac* was Sanford's newest low-cost bousing opened in January. It contains JO project, Gordon Bradley, executive dir­ unite for wblta fa milla* on Wast Nothing To Chance ector nf the Sanford Housing Au­ Third St. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Gon Bradley added that btavy rains Michael V. DiSaile said Monday thority, said be had notified Um oootrsetor of the condition. have been roepoaribl* for some he is careful not to bump Into any “ Every new building aetiles to of the settling at the buildings. of lb* 10 prison trusties who tU ft ■ a certain degree, Bradley said. Residents complained that the his mansion lie doesn’ t waot t# “ But If extensive damage to done, noise of the walls cracking at give them Um opportunity to way V r f e t o am .* M to to still to* reyonriWltoy ad tom Exhibition Games Start In Sanford ’• Class Scheduled For Shutterbugs Foundations Sink At Housing Unit ... .. ; .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'■ £ 3,VI*21. Judge Cecil famed]Macmillan To Appeals Court; Lawyers' Lawyer Monro# HD Club Met At hhrman Home ■ i Demonstration alub m an let at the home of Mn. Fuhrman, Loci night, March U. W0& ! i n i was Mrs. Clovar ■ a m who mad notes of apprertattoa tor work done by ment­ i o n with the Tuberculoals and f o l k Association la their re t­ o rt X-Ray and for asilitance glv•O In axhibit* at recent Fair*. DaUBt of the Dress Revue to I t held April M at the County •oancil /Hall w e n discussed. M n . M a m appointed a nomlOOttog. committee of Mrs. Jack •laadiier, Mrs. J . H. Sapp and L H r*.'Thompson. Mrs. C. E. Huni U r was welcomed as an active ■ tm b er of the group. } f h e hostess served refreshments Of aeffsi and cake and cookies n M n. Clover M a m , Mra. J . H. flaw , Mrs. H su ! Gardner. M n. F C T t a d e l , M n. J . E. Andraws. f h t . Jack Standlfer, Mrs. Thompo s , Mrt. H. L. Johnson. M n. C. T l l u n t e r , Miss Myrtle Wilson and ■joe Rattle Kirk. TBs ’ nest meeting will bo held - SMdey, A pri 10 with Mra. M am « d M n. Gardner, co-hostesses. flenrt Camp Delayed kg Boy scout camp has been •paced indefinitely due to Inm r t weather. ^ Revival Minister My. Dr. J . Harrison Griffin Petnwd is guast minister at Mo w n Baptist Church during Rerival this week. The pubRtod to continue W,.M arch « . lrttrr through Party T 1----- roast for b o ys'and *f the Intermediate group of laptirt church will be held et Mirth Retardey evening prior I T:M Revival Service. gate r t Jack Mann will ha r •» S ta n that he ie able to R, Cteuds Mswktos has ra­ id flpsot Peasaeois where aha sailed due to the illness of a e th e r, Mrs. W. R. Reddick, r, sad M n. Donald Hudson Vfcsdericktown, Mo., h a v e sawed ike birth of a dmghCynthia Am , born February I M , Hudson to Am farmer 1 rtd riiy Johnson, daughter SU G AR (UP1) — The | Southern poor whiles, but that has vanishing Amor- been changed hy the mechanisa. o w n . * i.i. don of agriculture and ever inJ creasing Industrialisation, igist aald today. Boynton, who has made a doloynton told an Itu<jy ^ the poor white ! audience Mgment of the South’* popuiaoyment ana ex- tioa, said the economic status of !gular wage has mMt Wll Bt tow as the majority a to the Uvea of ^ NeBroei, B*t bs aeid this was in the South. gjj (hanging, i n ago, he said “There a n stUI some poor it num ben of whites,” he said, “but most who once belonged to that group do so ’ M . ____ I no longer. They a n climbing out B la m c u Of that group and much of the "ra ia climbing is done on the shoulders , _ of those available, la this case, C T lo a lh toe Negro." J l/C Q III He noted the poor while docs not want any change to the social LAS VEfcAS, Nev. (UPI) — patterns of the South because Friends said today the death of they think R would Jeopardise District Judge Ryland Taylor, « , the advanUge they have won over was partly dua to the remorse ha the Negro. "In all honesty," he said, "it felt to having to sentence a knifeshould be added that without slayer to death 11 days ago. “Judge Taylor took every case prodding from without we have to heart,” said Judge David Zen- demonstrated a notlecabla relueoff. "That was the reason he be­ Unce to alter our traditional paicame ill. Pasting the death sen­ tem i." tence preyed on his mind. He died because of devotion to duty." Taylor, a Judge since 1953. died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack. Eleven deya ego he sen­ tenced confessed-killer Jack Rainsberger, 21. a Los Angeles handy­ man, to death tor the slaying of LONDON (UPI) — Elvis Pree* Las Vegas divorcee Erline Folker. "I am definitely satisfied in the Ivy's singing is enough to drive Ralntbergcr case," Taylor said any seagull to distraction, the after pasting the death penalty. Ministry of Supply reported to­ "But It it just too much of n bur­ day. In fact, it has bouorae the num­ den to htve one mao sentence an­ ber one weapon to the ministry's other man to die. " It would he different if the re ­ drive to get rid of gulls which sponsibility wera shared with a have become a flying hazard at Staines, near London Airport. Jury.” A ministry spokesman said it Taylor, shortly before hla death, ealled tor a law which would re­ found out about Elvis' effect on move from one man the burden ltagulla when It ten t one of its of sentencing a prisoner to death. men to Holland to record the cry of e gull in distress. He took a Mrs. Johnson, who has been with tape recorder, which had been used to record a children's Christ­ her daughter the past few weeks, mas party at his home. One of returned home last weekend. Elvis' records had been a high­ Friends and schoolmates of light of the party. Stove Swaggarty will regret to In the first try-out, the cry of learn that he bat recently bean a distress toiled to rustle n feather, patient la the Seminole Memorial but when Elvis's voice unexpect­ hoipital. Steve has returned home, however, and will be back in edly popped out of the loud apeaker, the guile took off tn a flurry school to the near future. weren't teen again tor M Mr. end Mrs. George Grow end and hours. children of Miami and Mr. end Mra. BUI Grow and children of DeLand were weekend guest* of Greek Leoder Gets Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johneon end eon, Bob. ‘Dignified' Honor Mrs. fl. R. Norwood and daugh­ ATHENS, Greece (U Fl)-Pa** ter, Norlne, hava returned to the Norwood home in Monroa after llament has promoted George neidlng to Eldar Springs tor sev­ artvaa, leader of the anti-British eral years. Another daughter, Mrs. underground of Cyprus, to lieuten­ J. H. Tindel, la alto a resident of ant general — the highest mili­ tary rank that can be held by any Monroe. Mra. W. L. Baas and M n. Jack Greek escept the king. The Legislature also has pro­ Fuquay and children of Croat City spent the weekend to Monroe with claimed Grivoa a "dignified citi­ Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Wheatland zen" — on honor first conferred on Periciee in ancient Athens. and daughters, Cenl and Jerri. Grivas returned home Wednes­ Mr. end Mrs. P. W„ Wheatland day from Cyprus, where he hod and daughtan will spend the com­ led anti-British guerrillas for four ing weekend with relatives in years. He it scheduled to visit Crosi City, King Paul today. Clarence and "Bubba" Hlttell visited Mrs. Annie Belle Klnard, ■ former Monroe resident, in Mi­ Sports C ar Club ami, last week. M n. 0. R. Hartle and son, Mar­ To Attend Races ly, of La Porte, Ind., are h e n Members of the Sanford Sports w hen they were etiled because Cor Oh»b will attend the rOeee of the Hlneea of her father, C. A. In Sobring this weekend. Hlttell. The group will leave et S s.m. Mrs. M, M, Lane of Oakridge. Saturday to see tbe endurance Tenn., ie the guest of Mr. and race* over the tricky track. Mra. R. T. Davit. Planning the trip are Mr. and Mr. and Mn. J. W. Pickett of Mrs. Clay Smith, Mr. and Mrs. JacksonvUle were weekend guests Mills Boyd, A1 Wallace, Phil Bell, of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hawkins, Arehie Wise, Rett deWoltki, Pen­ recently* ny Peonington and Mr. and Mre. Mr. and M n. J. It. Bdvarda Norman WUIIe. and ion, Jerry, of Sabring, for­ mer reaJdenti, w en recent visito n of friends here. HEIDELBERG, Germany (UPI) Friends of C. A. Hlttell will he glad to learn that he la much im­ —Traditional Jewish holy days of proved from a recent Illness. Ha the Passover will be celebrated Is at the Seott Nursing Home, throughout the U. fl. Army to Eu­ Orlando Ave., and to receiving rope from sunset of April B to visitor*. ■unset of April 30. Elvis For Birds? Not These Seagulls A rrives For Talks With Ike protocol, they wN bold fatimata conference* in preparation tor ne­ gotiation* with Russia expected to culminate in a aumiser aummit conference with 8ovlet Premier Nikita Khruabchev. Macmillan ia expected to give the Preildent a comprehensive report on bla recent Moicow talks with Khruihchev which led the British prime mlnliter to believe that aummit negotiation* were imperative to avoid the danger of nuclear conflict. He alao Is expected to relay the latest vlewa of French President Charles dc Gaulle and West Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer with whom he conferred after his Moicow visit. The first task facing Eisenhow­ e r and Macmillan,, officials said, is to make certain that there are no cracks in the Western alliance which could be exploited by the Russians to their current effort to c o u n t/ an a icu v ra i Now You Can Get Salesmen To Get Awards Tomorrow gk White Prints Wj j \ •'f nnv Tracings Two Sanford Ford ear and truck talesmen will be honored In Jack­ sonville tomorrow for their out­ standing sales records. Jack Benton and R. J . Boyn­ ton of 5trick!fnd-Morrison will receive Ford 300-500 Club awards from Harry B. King, manager of Ford’s Jacksonville district sales office. my W Any Length Wieboldl's i 210 S. PARK AVB. w i h -iw s , Cecil hee made few enemies and has won' a reputation as a "lawy e n ’ Judge." He can't recall hav­ ing heard himielf classified “ con­ servative” or “liberal," and he says he hasn't "the slightest Idea" which term would beet describe him. For nearly 25 yeare he presided over the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court, fitting In Dayton. From this obscure post, Presi­ dent Eisenhower elevated him to the federal district court to Dayton three months after the Presi­ dent entered the White House. Almost overnight, Cecil eew the cates before him change from mi­ nor criminal charge* to constitu­ tional issues. Indictments Seen On Racketeering WASHINGTON (UPI>-N*w Indictments are expected soon to the big anti-trust drive agatoat la­ bor racketeering. Justice Depart­ ment officials indicated today. The first big development to the campaign came last week when a federal grind Jury to New York indicted an underworld bigwig, three garment industry associa­ tions and a local of the Interna­ tional Garment Workers Union on charges of rigging prices and di­ viding up the ladles' blouse busi­ ness. Several other grand juries across the country ere delving into similar charge* that unions and employers hava conspired in shady contracts to restrain trad* to violation of the Sherman AntiTrust A ct The New York indictment has been described aa the "opening wedge" In a full-seale probe of links between racketeer!, Indus­ try front men and union leaders. Offlciaii made it clear that James R. Hoffs'* Teamsters Un­ ion also ia among the big labor organisations being probed an anti trust conspiracy chargee. David Peters Gets Air Force Training A/B David A. Peters of Longwood has entered training at Kessler Air Force Bess to Missis­ sippi. lie will study to the field of electronics. The sou of Mr. and Mrs. Carttea Peters, David U a 1K1 gra­ duate of Lyman High School. Ha wae an altar boy at Christ Epis­ copal Church and active to teenago groups to Longwood. Tho mood thin seanon tti all romance tn our lu its, which we have reduced in time fo r E aster. Colors are meltingiy pretty, fabrics are airy light, yet richly textured and the silhouette If much more feminine. Sizes 7-20, and half sizes. Solids, prints and plaids. W s think you'll agree with us , , . th ey 're beautiful I Come in, let us show them to you while they are specially marked for “A Cool E aster". Regular Price $15.95 to $49.95 m ‘1 2 3 9 to *3 9 *9 These prices are good FRIDAY & SATURDAY MARCH 20 - 21st To Mark Passover "F o r The E n t e r P a n d a And A fter," this season oraats your vary own stunning E aster ensemble and top it o ff w ith one of our Toppers. W hits, postal and dark colon fat alios < to Id. Unbelievably reduced before E a ste r to offer you savings on th a t new outfit. Regular Price $25.95 to $35.00 tor W a lk in g **W« Invito Chargn Accounts” Up To 42” Wide , �(E lw ' 1 1 VOL. X L IX U n ite d f o r a lf t AJf INDEPENDENT DAILY H E W S PA PE ! i’reca U w aod W ira E a te b lU h e d 190» F R ID A Y , M A RCH 20, 1A59 $ * SANFORD, F L O R ID A ___________________ _ ___ Downpour Puts Damper On Area Potholes Show Up Midwest Gels Set Crops, Sports Hit In County Roads For Big Snowstorm Hard; Roads Hurt m CAN’T USE IT — George Williams (left) o r Fresno, Calif., and Neal Galloway, A rtesia, N. M., look a t baseball equipment whieh they c an 't use, yet, a t the minor Stesdy rains ‘for a week havo brought a deluge of calls to tho County Road Department. Drainage ditehea are unable to league training base here. The G iants’ farm hold the unusual flow of watar; clay and dirt roads arc in bad teams stayed Inside again today. Too wet. condition. Recently-mended asphalt streets (Herald S ta ff Photo) are sporting tho same old hole*. Sand shoulder* hav* disappeared from their retaining positions. John Krider chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, Officers Recover Collins Undaunted JFisherman's Body By Predictions Of News Briefs Apportionment Nix The body of ■ Sanford fisherman m ining ilnce lait Friday, wai found floating in Lake Monroe Nils morning, Juit off ihore from the Civic Center, Identified aometime later aa Lonnie C. Kobinion, 4T, the body wai recovered by three police­ men. Earl Bourquardei, Edward Hayden and Howard Whelchei nulled the body into the police R ticu e boat, after Bourquardei and Whelchei had ipotted It s i they pasted the lake on Seminole Bird. Conorsr Hugh Duncan aaid that Bobinaon was presumed drowned Seminole Will Vote On PTA Tuesday; Debate Scheduled The Seminole High School PTA wHl be faced with a decision Tues­ day night. Qualified members wilt hear both sides of the argument that is caused withdrawal from the allot ,1 uid itate association, beaw voting to stay dr Have. Bpeakera at the S p. m. meeting will be D. W. Ladd, of Geneva, and a representative of the Flor­ ida Congress of Parents and Taachcrs. The controversial issue will be explained thoroughly be­ fore the matter to brought to a trote. Lake Mary’s PTA meeting, call­ e d for last night, was postponed R ectus* of rain and bad roadi. th is was to have been the first session with qualified speakers presenting both sides of the ques Bon. Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, president, •aid Lake Mary would be called Into epeclal session again when the speakers can be obtained. At the High School meeting. John Kader, chairman of the spring carnival, will present plans R or the April IT event. The carni­ val ii planned on the school grounds, in cooperation with the BMd Parents Association. 4 Pickets Withdraw From Coal Mines #PIK EV IM ,K , Ky. (UPD—Unitad Mine Workers picketa were with­ drawn today from strikebound ooel mines in Pike County to await the outcome of a restraining order hearing next Monday. fThe union agreed to withdraw its kets at a hearing Thursday bet Pike Circuit Judge Jamee B. Stephenson. Tin- hearing vet for Monday Ls on • request by the Pike County IndeA-ndent Cnal Operators' Assn, for a temporary restraining order against the picketing. Operators claim they would bo forced out of business if they compiled wtlh un­ ion demands for a *2 per day basic wage increase. Joe Lewis, Lexington, Ky.. at­ torney for a group of eoal operat­ ors in the Haiard field, sent a tele­ gram to I’roldent Eisenhower ask­ ing him to send federal troops to stern Kentucky "to restore law d order." Gov. A. B. Chandler had reject­ ed a simitar raquest for National Guard troops, saying that reports Bom state police and other sources did not Indicate such actiod a as C t accidentally last Friday night about 11 o'clock. "High winds and waves must have thrown him from hi* boat while he tried to fish," he laid. The empty boat drifted into a basin at the east end of the Lake Monroe bridge Saturday morning. Robinson's body was identified through finger prints and tat­ toos. His description had been re­ layed to other authorities before identification w it made. Born Jen. g, *912, in Sanford, Robinson lived with his mother and atap-father at 211 Elm Ava. He wai a commercial fisherman. Survivors Include his parents, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Johns Sr.; three brothers, Harold Robinson, W. W. Johns Jr., Robert B. Johns; two sisten, Mrs. B. D. Gatlin and Mrs. Ida Lapore all of Sanford. Funeral services will be held at graveside in Evergreen Cemetery Saturday at 2 p. ra. Dr, W. P. Brooks Jr. will officiate. Brisson Funaral Home U In charge of arrangements. Ike And Macmillan Confer With Dulles WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower and B r 111 a h Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held a hospital-room conference with Secretary of State John Fos­ ter Dulles today before departing for their acrosi-the-table talks at secluded Camp David. The two free world leaders stop­ ped at Walter Reed Army Hos­ pital to consult Dulles, who has been under treatment for cancer. Their visit was more than a courtesy call. There wai no doubt that they discussed with Dulles the main points of the thorny cold war problems to be dealt with during their three-day conference. British Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd accompanied them to ths hospital. During his stay at the hospital, Dqllet has been keeping abreast of all development! centering around tha Berlin crisis and the possibility of a Big Four summit conference later this year. Acting Secretary of State Chris­ tian A. Herter and a team of top iavel U. 2. and British advisers made the trip in other helicopters which took off from the White House lawn. Macmillan was reported hopeful of persuading the President to negotiate with Russia on a limited pull back of troops in Europe as a m e a n of easing tension. An Error, No Doubt INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UP!) State Auditor Albert Steinwedel said a study of a newly-passed law raising county prosecutors salar­ ies beginning July 1 showed that it also repealed the original law pro­ viding for any salary payment at aU. Mrs. Mauldin Dies Concert Draws 300 At Sanford Center The talented team of Nelson and Neal drew more than 300 people to the performance last night at the Civic Center. While rain lashed outside, area residents basked in ths sunshine of classical piano aelecliuns. The concert was the last of the winter series sponsored by the SanfordDeltary Entertainment Associa­ tion. Harry Lee Neal spoke gracious­ ly of Sanford and Its new civic center. "We have something new too, since we've seen you," he added. "Wa now have three chil­ dren." The children made not a peep a* they slept outside the auditor­ ium—in the custom-made bus they ceil home. The feeling and interpretation of selections by Biict, Brahms and Schumann pleased the apprecia­ tive audience. A special treat cli­ maxed the evening, when a recep­ tion waa held following the per­ formance In the civie center. ReaIdenti were given an opportunity to chat and visit with the couple. Officials of the Association were satisfied with the turnout, slnee the concert had been planned for tonight, and was changed at tha last minute. Mother Aids In Capture Of Ex-Con; All Are Safe CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI)— A plucky, hammer • swinging mo­ ther told Thursday night how she helped in the capture of en ex-convict who hxd kidnaped and held hostage her and her three children to barter them for the Ufa of e prison enemy. Mrs. Elma Baldwin attacked her kidnaper, Richard A. Payne, - T a r d y cloudy tonight aad fUt- with a hammer during the nearly w d a y . Low tonight U. Warmer 24 hours he kept her in bis car tomorrow, possibility of showers. but failed to subdue him. She fi­ Baet aad doathesat winds H l a N nally g r a b b e d the wheel as miles per boar. Small craft wansHER STORY, PAGE T to .. displayed aa eeasU. Payne turned to fire at pursuing police, swinging the car off the Mrs. Mattie Mauldin died about rood where her captor surrend­ , U o'clock last night In her Oviedo ered meekly. home. Funeral services will be Neither Mrs. Baldwin nor her announced by Brisson Funeral three children, aged I to 10, * a fo m e . harmed* Weather Stolen: One House TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. T«Roy Collins said today he ls not discouraged by predictions of a quick dealt) in the next Legis­ lature of his new reapportlonmcnt plan to give Florida'! lafgcr counties more Senate representa­ tion. Collins presented the proposal to key legislators at a meeting in his office Thursday, and it got a cool reception. Senate PresidentDesignate Dewey Johnson predict­ ed Its quick death. But Collins told newsmen today, " I’m not discouraged, certainly not. I don't get discouraged that easily." He added that ha wished the legislators had reacted more "warmly," but their reactions didn't disturb him. Collins said he did not think the Legislature's ultimate action on the plan was reflected by the legislators who me* with him. "1 don't think It ii sound to assume what a few say reflects tin views Of the entire Legislature." The governor said he had been assured that Ilia Legislature would consider all constitutional revisions on their merlla. And Collini declared ills inten­ tion to baek the plen In the-far* of all opposition. "1 would not hesitate to advenes the program because a few legislat­ ors oppose it," ha said. "1 would not hesitate in tho face of unani­ mous opposition." As police surrounded the stall­ ed car, Payne threw down bit pis­ tol end gave himself up. He said he didn't want to hurt the child­ ren. Payne was scheduled fur a hearing today hefurr Kanawha County Prosecutor Charles Walk­ er. Officials also said P a y n e would be given a sanity hearing. Mrs. Baldwin, reunited with her relieved h u s b a n d , Juhn, told newsmen "it was like sitting on a volcano that might erupt i t any time." She and her children, Danny, 7, Kenneth, 10, and Susan, 1. re ­ turned to their h o r n s accom­ panied by a itate trooper to ward off curiosity seekers. The night­ marish incident, which took less than 24 houra, apparently eost Mrs. Baldwin and her children Buis muse towf tost sleep. SHIRLEY, England (U P I)- Po­ lice are looking for thieves who took an empty prefabricated house from a council estate here. Lieutenant Beaten NEW YORK (UPI) - A ir Force Lt. Jam es Astrue today was de­ feated alter 80 days on TV’a Tic Tac Dough. Prince To Visit l T. S. THE HAGUE. The Netherlands (UPD—Prince Bernhard will leave The Netherlands April 11 for a 12day visit to the U. S. Wrestler Is Jailed said this morning that until ft* weather changes, U will be im­ possible to relieve tha condition. At least a month of clear skies will be necessary before roada can ba fixed throughout the coun­ ty. Krider said. "However, if any road is impassable, tha County will do everything R can to give relief." Krider explained that tha growth of the County hxi created a trem ­ endous problem. "Tha Road De­ partment Ls (till operating on the same budget as lt hai in tha past.” he said "Tltla department needs mora equipment and manpower to taka care of tha Increased population. It is apparent to all your Com­ missioners that an expanded pav­ ing program la needed. Wa hope that after reappraisal is complet­ ed, more citizens will be included to help pay for the services." Krider asked residents wilh road or drainage problems to call the County Road Department office at FA 2-I9C2. "Our engineer and superintendent will be Informed of any serious difficulties he said. Ii Is not necessary to call your Com­ missioner unless tlhere is a spe­ cial problem," Radar Hits Venus; Just 'Beginning' D E C A T U R , All. (UPI) — Wresllpr Chuck G rint has been charged with assault with Intent to murder a 16-year-old boy after a WESTFOnD, Mass. (UPD Man's first contact with another scuffle with spectators. planet, ■ radar ilg n il'i 56-mllllon mile roumllrlp to Venus, wa* only GAINESVILLE (UPD — The tha "tantalizing beginning" of University of Florida Orange and many new things in science. This was the prediction of Dr. Blue intra-squad game Saturday waa cancelled today because of Paul K. Green as he and hit fel­ low acientlsta at Massachusetts rain. Institute of Technology's Lincoln Laboratory hare reported one 'of ‘ WASHINGTON (UPD - The the major breakthroughs of tha age. , ai^Hniitrstlnq Viand to fend every •pace Dr. Herbert O. Welsa, who also member of Congress a 133-page book spelling out Its arguments worked on Uie project, waa equal­ for President Eisenhower's for­ ly optimistic, lie said the research team at the Millstone Hill installa­ eign aid program. tion would Iry to contact Venus again next September when it moves closer to earth. He also VIENNA (UPD — A court in said the next stop for the glint Czcrhonlovakia has sentenced four radar device here "could be Czech hockey players to prison Mara." terms ranging from 13 months to Tha history-making brush wilh two years for assaulting a teen­ Venus was tha flrat two-way con­ age girl. tact with any celestial body be­ yond tha moon. It afforded man his first chance to study the plan­ LONDON (UPD—When a fire et, which until now has only been swept the Pembroke dock fire a mysterious place which pops up station today, firemen were un­ frequently in srienca fiction. able to save two fire engines, but Weiss also said that if there managed to save a TV set and a had been anybody on Venus and billiard table. U they had a recriver. they could have picked up tha radar algnats "easy." WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Ag­ riculture Department will submit to Congress shortly after Easter a proposal to extend the conserva­ tion reserve portion of the soil hank through 1963. Rain Delays Game Ike To Argue Point Players Sentenced ‘Valuables- Saved Extension Sought Court Out Of Jurors INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — The court ran out of prospective Jur­ ors befure noon today in the mur­ der trial of Connie Nicholas, and Judge Thomas J. Fauleoaer or­ dered a recess until Monday. Bus Wrecks; 6 Hurt ASHEVILLE, N. C. (UPI) - A bus broke through e guard rail on a mountain road Thursday and plunged down a 10 foot bank. Six of the 13 passenger*«aboard were injured. Soldier Sentenced In Traffic Death TAIPEI, Formosa (UPD — Airman Lowell T. Hanson, 19, of Argyle, W is, was found guilty by a U. S. court Wednesday of In­ voluntary manslaughter in the traffic death of a young Chinese woman. Hr was sentenced to one year in prison. Hanson also was found guilty of leaving tha scene of the acci­ dent after tha car ha was driving ■truck and killed Mrs. Chang Hain-Chun, IT, in a Taipei street last Dec. 6. Another Accident A t French-25th French Ave. and 23th St. rhalked up another areidrnt last night. Police said Homer Gian Dur­ ham. 28, wa* charged with failure to yield tha right of way when he turned into the path of another car driven by Frank Phil­ lips VVhighaiu, 22 Durham was attempting a left turn intq 23th St. Ills car • as struck on the left rear fender by Whtcham. liitli mrn era from Sanford- Almost 500 Killed As 'War Criminals' HAVANA (UPI) - The firing squads of "revolutionary Justice" have taken Uic lives of nearly 800 Cubans in levs than three montlu, end there waa no claar assurance that tha and la in light. Seven executiona Thursday In Cienfuegos increased the unofficial toil of the "w ar crlmee" tribunals to 422—Only about 100 iese than the estimated battle casualtlei of the two-year revolution that ended Jen. 1. In Camaguey province alone, 43) "war criminals" are awaiting trial. Reports from tha eastern provincial capital of Santiago aay it will taka about a month for the tribunal! there to wind up their work. In the pest two days, two prison­ er* awaiting trial have committed suicide in their cells. The round of executions may be near an end. Revolucion, organ of Premier Fidel Castro's rebels, not­ ed Thursday that they are giving Cuba a bad name throughout tha western hemisphere and declared, "Wa must and the trials quickly. We must slop the executions." Newspapers liava reported that "more than 130" supporter* of ousted ex-Presideiil Fuigencia Bat­ ista are staking safety in foreign embassies aa a prelude to leaving tha country. Six inches of rain since last Sunday has ultem i the live* of Seminole County residents. Housewives are burdened with wot laundry that' won’t dry, county roada are crumbling under the wet onslaught; United Press Interaatkmal clay and d irt streets have turned to muddy lnkea in city A third major snowshown of tha and oounty. month bore down on tha Midwest On Eve 01 Spring todiy, on the eve of the spring season, ehaaing an advance pre­ view of mild weather in tha na­ tion's midsection. Weatherman warned travelers and stockmen of heavy anowi likely in part* of Kansas, Nebras­ ka, .South Daktoa. Iowa, Illinois. Wisconsin and Minnesota. Four Inches or more of mow was pre­ dicted, with winds of 30 to 30 miles an hour expected to cause drifting. Spring-like weather pushed Into the Midwest and Northeast Thurs­ day, but even that was not an unmixed blessing. Readings in Hie 30s and 60s trig­ gered flood threats from heavy snow runoff along the Mississippi Hlvrr between Iowa and Illinois and in southwestern Wisconsin. The weather bureau at Moline, ill., warned river rommunitiea be­ tween Geultcnbcrg and Muscatine, Iowa, to "take Immediate precau­ tion against at least moderate flooding." The weather bureau laid the Mississippi would climb above flood stage at Dubuque, Bellevue, Davenport and Muscatine and at Ruck Island, 111. Wratherman alio warned of possible floods on tha Ruck River at Joslln, HI., and the I'ecatonlca River at Freeport, 111. in Wisconsin, floods threatened 30 communities, most of them in the southwestern part of the itala. Big Cut Expected In funds Request WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House was expected to approve a ft. cm ,ooo.ooo money bill today which wharka more than 60 mil­ lion dollars from President Elsen­ hower's budget for the Treasury and Fust Office Department. At the same time, the Senate began work on a 3380,300,000 pro­ gram that would authorize seven times aa much as the President asked to help areas of chronic unemployment. Senate GOP Lead­ er Everett M. Dlrkscn (III.) pre­ dicted a presidential veto if any­ where that much was approved. The House Appropriations Com­ mittee, meeting behind closed doors, was espeejod to slash more than II million dollars from Elsenhower's request for 2491,100,OOO for the Interior Department and relilrd agencies. The 14 per cent reduction In Uie Treasury and Post Office bud­ get is not a fair indication of congressional budget culling senti­ ment. Tiie funds for Ihtie de­ partments rarely is trimmed heav­ ily. Tiie measure denies 32,300,000 for l,ooo motor scooter* for mail­ men. Hut it okays 4T new Secret Service scent*, including 16 to guard Uia President and vice president, ‘Rattling' Dishes Ends In Fatality SARASOTA (UPI) — A fight over "loo much noise" Thursday resulted in tha fatal slabbing of 22-yesrold Lclloy MrCarlcr, ■ short-order rook in a South Side shopping center here. McCarter had gotten Into a fight with fellow worker Ernest Edwin Grolh, 22, over the noise Grolh was making washing dishes. The (wo men struggled and then Groth picked up a short butcher knife and stabbed McCarter near tha heart. Khrushchev Eases Berlin Pressure MOSCOW (U P D -P re m ie r Ni­ kita Khrushchev'a news conference statementa have somewhat eased pressure on Berlin, diplomatic circles said today. Khrushchev Thursday agreed to a May 11 foreign ministers' meet­ ing to discusi the problem and de­ nied there was any deadline for changing tha status of Berlin. Th* diplomatic circles speculat­ ed that Khrushchev had a change of heart for these reasons; —A feeling of self-confidence. Khrushchev feels he la in control of the situation. —An easing of the Western posi­ tion, exemplified by British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's visit to Moscow and President Elsen­ hower's television broadcast agree-' Ing to a summit meeting. —Khrushchev's desire to smooth any obvious rifts between East and Wait on tha question. Tha news conference, only the second Khrushchev has aver held in Moscow, was vastly different from tha first one last Nov, 2T. At that time, the Soviet Premier ouUlned plans for (he unilateral ending of tha Potsdam agreement and handing over control* of West Berlin's routes through East Ger­ many to th* East German govern­ ment at the end of six month*. Bui Thursday, Khrushchev ap­ peared to have softened. He pre­ sented no picture of doom. Golfers Discover New Water Holes With water hazards overflowing and new water holes added, tha fairways at th* Mayfair Country Club are Immersed. The rain has caused another con­ tinuation of (he first matches to th* Sanford Woman's Golf Aasorlation championship tournament. Members now hav* through Wednesday to complete their first matches. Tha lucky players who already have finished may play Iheir second round, according to tournament chairman, Mr*. Roy Symaa Jr, Mra. Andrew Marsh and Mrs. Mto Keenan fought it out to • downpour yesterday. Mrs. Marsh conceded after nine holes. Assistant pro Rudy Goattlichar said It would taka n full day of sunshine to drain tha course. No Council Meet; City Hall Empty When a large group of Longwuod citizens came to tha Town Council meeting list night, they found the town hail amply, axcepl for the clerk. Tha meeting, where controver­ sial subject* were to b* introduc­ ed, had bean railed off due to Illness of th* Council Chairman, J, R. Heller, Councilman If. A. Scull ami tha absence of E. E. Willi a in ion. The meeting wai adjourned by telephone until Monday night. Doctor Will Speak Dr. Fran!; J, Pyle, Orlando, will ba th* guest speaker at tha San­ ford Rotary Club, Monday. Char­ lie Morrison will make th* intro­ duction. , Commission Sees New Health Units County Commissioners toured health units to Lakeland, Winter Haven and Haines City yesterday. Th* trip was eonsidertd "most and gave the Board Don Carpenter Dies benrfirial," an Idea of how an efficient new In Syracuse, N. Y. unit might add to the community. The oldest of th* health units is Dun Carpenter, automobile saltsman from Syracuse, N. Y.,.died In Winter Haven, and was built last night in that city. Ha U sur­ five years ago. to tha recentlyvived by his wife, the former Bat- opened Lakeland building, Com­ tir Wathen of Sanford, and flva missioner! found "just what la needed" to Seminole County, children. The simplified operation to Funeral mas* will ba bald Mon­ day, ITia body is at Robert Gang Lakeland la economical, accord­ Funeral Home. Trail Ave., Syra­ ing to John Krider, chairman of .the Seminole Board, and "teems cuse. to b* to ll what wa are looking for." Other commissioners making tha trip ware Lawrence Swafford, David Gslchel, and Homer Little. Accompanying them were John Burton IV, who will design th* county unit; Jtelph Lovelock, hos­ pital expert with Jam es Gamble Rogers engineering firm, and Dr. Jack Thurmond, health unit dir­ ector. The new tenter triU be built al French Ave. and Ninth Ml. next to th* B*0 Telephone building. Matching funds for th* 3100,W0 center have barn provided by the JdU-Murton hospita l act. Children are e m u from slaying to tha house, and evao the mon­ key* at th* soo are loudly voletof their complaints about the Con­ stant drizzle. Farm ers are shaking their heads ahout tha crops. It's time to plant the peppers, but cabbage and cel­ ery haven't been harvested. U th* rain atop* today, the tile pockets may drain off the fields; If R doesn't, farmers in lower spots will be h u rt The baseball players are bored. Ever since they came to the land of sunshine, practice has been called off because of rain. They wander through town; tako to A m otif, play cards, read. Guests at the hotels are depart­ ing. The golf course Is several inches under water, and the swim­ ming pool is unnecessary. To add to the Joy, county schools were let out for a teach­ ers' meeting in Tampa today. Catch basins and culverts a n unable to hold the constant flow of water, and have flooded (treats. County and city road departm ^U have asked residents to cell tf an emergency condition arises. Cecil Tucker, county agricul­ tural agent, said this morning that lowlands already are suffering, it* added that a question of damage could not be answered, "possibly for several weeks." Root damage Is of primary concern, along with the fields of ripened cabbage aad celery which can’t be harvested. Automobile* trying some dirt roads became mired; water be gag Inching toward doorways of hom ti to some of Sanfurd's low-lying land; Jt'a too early lo forecast Uto effect qf heavy rains on cilnii. Scheduled exhibition games bp minor league teams .or the Saa Francisco Giants were cancelled. So wee a scheduled rugby match between Sanford NAS and a Pen­ sacola team, Capt. Tom liamilto* said the match probably would b* played April It. But, Sanford was far from alone. Th* remainder of Florida was experiencing the eerne. Man Can Plug Gap In Radiation Zones WASHINGTON (UPI) — Atom)* weaponeers have demonstrated th* possibility of laying artificial ra ­ diation (rape for anyone who might dare to venture unshielded tot* nearby space. i Nature Itself has created two zones of radiation—the first starL ing about 400 mllps up—which • reach peaks of deadly Intensity a | 2.000 and 10,000 miles. Now man himself can plug th* gaps to these natural zones, leav­ ing only the regions around Dm poles safe for unshielded apaca departures end arrival*. Till* waa revealed hy Thurtday's disclosure that tha military secretly exploded three small a* torafe bombs—each equal to about 1.000 ton* of TNT—more than 309 miles above tho South AllanUf last August and September, Another revelation waa that m as can now mesa up his electroma­ gnetic environment tu the point where radio communications and radar warning systema may b« blacked out or impaired. Such dis­ ruptions normally are caused only by discharges of charged partielea from ihc sun. A third disclosure was that Ba­ les* someone Is looking for them, high altitude atomic testa gppaiv ently can be staged without de­ tection. Tiie Russians did net tumble to tho Argus lest*. Thera was no radioactive fallout, ba cause of the extreme altitude* That’ll Teach Him LeltOY, N. Y. (UPD—Villa** truck driver Clarence Perry wag fired by Uie mayor when be re­ fused to drive a load of rock* scrota a fruseo reservoir. He got the Job back wlicn hla replace­ ment, Leonard Vaughn, triad tt and barely managed to leap to safety before Uie truck plunged through the Ice Into six feet at water. Chorus To Rehearse Sanford Malt Chorus will meet Monday at • p. m. to the Civic Center. The Chorus la rehearsing fur * service a t DcUary Prvibytari** Church, April to. Marry Weir to to* diraauto k* 5^' 4 �f 1b R ta ftrf V n«Q Xjour Church Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST 2nd St. aad rjm A rt. George M. Yates ............ .Minister Bible School ............... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship....... 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship........7:49 p. ro. Wed. Biblo Study.........7:49 p. m. Nazar ene LAKE MARY ptURCH OF TH» NAZARENE Laka Mary 5. L. Drawdy ............... Pastor Sunday School ......... 10 00 a. ra. Morning Worsnlp .. . . 11:00 a. ro. Young People's Meeting 7:19 p. m. Evening Worship........... 9::0 p. m. CHURCH Op CHRIST Wed. Prayer Sen tea 1:00 p. ra. Geneva Ralph Brower Jr.......... Evangelist Missionary Meeting Bible School .............. 10.00 a. m. First Wednesday ...........9.00 p. in. Morning Worship........11:00 a. m. Eveninc Worship....... 7:90 p. m. Wed. Prayrr Service .. 7:30 p. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN *• FIRST BAPTI5T CHURCH CHURCH j, ill P u t A u n t CHUBCH OF CHRIST Oak Ave. aad Third St. . . . Faatoi Factor W. V. Brook*. Jr. ......... Faela A. G. Mclnnls ................... Pallor Assoc. Paatoi Pastor RibTe Study ................ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 9:43 a. ro. F . B. Fiiher . . . . Aaaoe. Morning Worship . . . . 1:45 a. n in,. Morning Worship . . . . 21:00 a. m. Sunday School ............ 9:45 a. ro. Evening W orihip............7:00 p. m. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. in. Suodiy School .............. 9:42 a. m. Senior Fellowship . . . . 5:30 p. ro. H oning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship . . . . 7:00 p. m. Training Union ...........S:U p. ro HOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL AH Music Service . . . . 7:10 p. m. CHURCH Evening W orship............7:30 p. m. Nursery Available Park A re. at 4th SL Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. in. Rev. John W. Themes . . . . Pastor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Holy Eucharist............... 9:00 a. tn. DEBARY Family Service— DeBary a vie Crater CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Church School.......... f : l l a. in. A. C. Summer* ................ Pastor Morning Prayer— •• Cor. 14th St. ft Oak Arc. Sermon ................... 11:00 a. tn. Sunday School ............9:00 a. in. Rav. Gail S m ith ..............Pastor Morniag Worship .. 10.00 a. in. Sunday School ......... 9:43 a. m. Holy Communion— Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Tuesday......................... 7:30 a. m. COMMUNITY a. m. Training U nion.......... 9:41 p. m. Wednesday.......... 10:00 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening Worship......... 9:00 p. m. Thursday..........................7:90 a. m. Laka Mary Sacrament of Penance JFad. Frayar Service 1:00 p. m. Saturday........... 5:00-9:00 p. m. John W. PiUey ................ Pastor Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. ;f in e c r e s t b a p t is t church Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. in. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL 291 W. Onora Road Junior High Westminister CHURCH {Donald Graven tnetr ......... Pastor Enterprise Fellowship ................ 9:30 p. ro. •Sunday School ............ 9:43 a. m. {Morning Worship . . . . ll:0u a. m. Fr. Peul Shulls ................. raster Senior High Westminister Fellowship ................ 7:30 p. m. Holy Communion— jTraining U n io n ............. 9:30 p. m. ‘Evening Worship.........7:43 p. m. Sunday..........................9:00 a. m. UPSALA COMMUNITY JWed. Prayer Service 7:43 p. m. Morning Prayer— Sermon...................... 0:90 a. in. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Nursery avallabla Holy CommunionJohn W. P illey ................... Pastor lit Sunday each month 9:30 a. n . Morning Worship.........9:00 a. m. {SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. C nniS T CHURCH { E. 27th SL ft Park Are. Westminister Fellowship Laagneed {Gerald B. Price ............ Pastor Rev. George L. Granger pastor Junior ................... 9:30 p’. m. {Sunday Bible School .. 10:00 a. m. Sunday Service 9 a. m. Westminister Fellowship Seniors ...................... 7:30 p. ra. •Preaching ...................11:00 a. m. Church achool 10:00 a. m. >Bible Study ............... 7:00 p. m Holy Communion Evangelistic Preaching 7:45 p. m. First, Third Sunday 'Wed. Prayer Service 7:45 p. ro. PINECREST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH WEST SIDE GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED Cor. 271k aad Elm MISSIONARY BAPTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH H. M, Snow . .Pastor 419 S. Hally Are. Sanford Shrine ciub Sunday School .............9:45 a. m. JFUUirn L. Stephen ......... Pastor 1st SL aad Lea Ave. •Sunday School . . . . 10:00 a. ro. Ernest Bollck Jr................. Paster Morniag Worship ....10:50 a. in. iMorning Worship .... 11:00 a. ro. Church School ............ 9:45 a. in. Evening Worship ....7:00 p. ra. {Bible Study ...............7:00 p. ro. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. ro. i Evening Worship.......... 7:90 p. ro. Luther League ......... 5:90 p. in. THE ALLIANCE CXL'RCH • Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. ro. Wed. Choir Practice .. 7:30 p. m. Christian aad Mlisioaary AlUaae* Park Ave. aal lUh St. • tHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Wed. Lenten Services . . . . I p . n . David S. Carneflx ............ Pastor }C. G. Swaggerty ............ Pastor (Both held et parsonage) Sunday School ............ 9:45 a. in. ;8usday School . . . . . . 10:00 a. ro. Morning Worship . . . . 10:40 a. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH or THE •Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. ro. Evening Service ......... 7:43 p. in. REDEEMER A.Y.F.-Youth Sarvic* .. 0:30 p. in. 193 W. 22th Place ELDER SPRINGS Wad. Prayer Sm U * 9:00 p. n . Herbert W, G eers*;,.........*Mter BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday S e M o L w * .., 9 :lf * . ft. ?Ja* Deuthitt .......... Pastor r iR S f CHURCH OF CHRIST fftmday School .'....... . 9:45 e.m. Adult Bihit ctasT..;... tin •;». SCIENTIST Worship Service....... 10:30 a. m. •Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 n. ro. 909 E. Second SL i Tttinlng Union ......... 915 p. m. Sunday School ........... 11:00 a. ro. ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN • Evening Worship.........7:30 p. ro. Sunday Worship.........11:00 a. ro. Slavle (Near Ovlade) • Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. ro. Stephen M. Tuby .............. Paslor Wedne»day Servlet . . . . 8:00 p. in. Mdtning Worship.........9:25 a. ro. Tuesday Reading . 2:20-4:10 p. ro. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School ............ 9:00 a. m. Thursday Reading 2:30-4;JO p. m. { OF GENEVA Christian Day School, Monday • Jack L. Stewart ............ Pastor CHURCH OF GOD 'Sunday School . . . . . . 10:00 a. m. through Friday — Kindergarten • Freach Ave. aad 2lad St. : Morning Service . . . . 11:00 a. m. Elementary..................... 9:00 a. m. Joel D. Brown ................... Paator t Training Union ......... 9:30 p. ro. Sunday School................ 9:49 a. m. {Evening Worship . . . . 7:30 p. ro. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH E v a n g e liitic .Service . . 7:30 p. vn. {Wad. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. ro 419 Farit Ava. Tuesday S crvica.............7:30 p. m. • HHXCREST BAPTIST CHURCH T. C. o'Starn \.............. . . Pastar Morning Worship.........9 10 a. « . OF GENEVA CHL'RCH OF JESUS CHRIST ; Charles W. Ha mil Jr. . . . . Pastor Sunday School ......... 9:45 a. in. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. in. •Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. ro. City Hall {Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. ro. MYP Meet-ngs ............ 9:30 p. m. J. G. Brook* . . . Brauch Prcsidant •Training Union ......... 9:15 p. m. (Intermediate, Senior) Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. m. I Evening Worship . . . . 7:30 p. ro. Teacher Training Course Sacramsnt Meeting ..’T. 9:00 p. ro. Evening Worship . . . . 7:30 p. m. : Wad. Prayer Service 7:30 p. in. Presbyterian Baptist Episcopal .1 I w o r ld lig h t Other Churches Lutheran T H E C H U R C H FO R A L L . . . A L L FO R T H E C H U R C H The Church it the gresteit factor oo earth for the building of character and good cititrnihip. It it a tloiehouve of tpinluet value*. Without a strong Church, neither democracy norciviluatkro can turvive. There art four tound tesiont why every pervon thould attend services regularly and support the Church. They are: ( I ) For hit own tale. (2 ) For hit children’s tale. f3 ) For the take ef hit community end netioo. (4 ) Foe the te le of the Church itself, which needs hit vmor«l end materiel support. Plan to to to chwrft regularly aad read your Bible d a l/. Book John Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Day Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday How often, when Dad would finish reading the Bible, he would hold the Book gently in his hands and look out the window. . . . I.used to.w onderiw hat he.saw —what vision against the setting sun! And once I blurted the tremendous question: “Daddy, can you see God?*' , -He kept on gazing yff into space, byt a smile crossed his lips. “ No, son, a man doesn’t see God! He feels God. And then he looks out his window and secs the world in a different light,** I grew up to discover what he meant. His Bible—his Church—his convictions have become mine., And .when I look a t the world . . . it’s through Dad’s window., One day. my son will grow 'up Chapter Verses 14 19 1-12 3 1-& t 23-34 > 33-41 31-37 7 10 46-52 •t ,1F» Se’ i*# 3fn$bu'f V# Methodist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Cor. Church ft Grant SU. C. L. rutcb ...................... raster Sunday School ............ 9:15 a. ro. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union . . . . . . 9:45 p. ro. Evening Worship . . . . 7 : 0 p. m. Wed. Prayer Senico 7 : 0 p. ro. LAKE MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH Three miles west ef Seaferd an First SC. right at Mearee Caraer Robert C. Byrd ................. Pastor Sunday School . . . . . . . . lt:0O a. ro. Morning Worship . . . . 51:00 a. m. Training Union ..............9:90 p. ro. Evening Worship.........7:30 p. in. Wed. Prayer Service 1:90 p. m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF OVIEDO • Jack T. Bryant ................ Faator | Sunday School ............ 9 : 0 a. c|. • Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. in. . Training Union ............ 9:15 p. ro. .Evening S erv ice......... 7:00 p. m. • Wad. Prayrr Servue 7.10 p. in. Catholic ALL SOULS CATUOLIC CHURCH Oak Are. at 9lk 81. {Rav.RichardLyuaa .............. Pastor • SundayM a ssts...............7.00 a. m. I i:flO a. m. ....... . 10:00 a. m. . . . . . . . . 11i3o a. ro. Daily Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:15 a. ro. i | Christian . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1917 8. Sanford A*e. (Gilbert Counts ......... AD Interim {Sunday School ............ 9:45 a. ro. •Moral:g Worship . . . 11:00 e. a . {Youth Program .........9:90 p. m. yAdult Training Course . 9:30 p. in. .Evening R'orahip......... 7.u0 p. m £ft*ci {JUcreetivn ...................7:30 p. tn. CUNGKLUATIONAL CHKIbl IAN CHURCH Perk Ave. at 2llk St. (J. Bernard R o u t................. Tasliw ‘Bft'.e Schucl . . . . . . . . 9:45 *. n>. W uisL p........31.00 a. tn. :■ FREE METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. at 4th SL Ira E. Hindman Jr. ......... Pastor Sunday School ............ 8: LI a. ro. Morning Worship . . . . 10:45 a. m. FMY .......................... 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship . . . . 7:30 p. ra. Mon. PMY Recreation 7:00 p. m. Tues. FMY Prsyer .. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Praytr Service 7:10 p. m. EBENKZER METHODIST CHURCH Citmi Heights Charles P Brown ............ Pastor Sunday school ............ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship........31:00 a. ro. Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. a . THE SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1921 W. 1st SL Sunday Watchtower Study ........................ 9:00 p. m. Wed. Bible Study . . . . . 7:30 p. m. Fri. Mlniatry School . . . 7:30 p. m. Friday Service.............9:30 p. in. This “Support The Church’1Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business establishments: FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONG HOOP E. Ruth Grant ................ Pastor Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. ro. Morning Worship . . . . 21:90 a. m. Evening Service.......... 7:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service ..7:00 p. m. FrL Prayer Service ....7:00 p. m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Hnerreit School Aadlleriua SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY W. Thomas Parsoar Jr. .. Pastor ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday School ............ 9:45 a. m. Seventh SL aad Elm Ave. Morning Worship ......... 11 a. m. A. C. McClure ................... Paator Saturday Sabbath School 0:90 a.m FOSTER CHAPEL Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. ro? METHODIST CHURCH Wad. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. ra. Oricde Sunday School ............ 9:45 a. ro. Morning Won hip . . . . 11:00 a. m. THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE 24th aad Chase Ate. Evening Worship . . . . 1:00 p. ro. L. T. Tasker ................... Pastor FAOLA WESLEYAN Sunday School ......... 20.00 a. m. MLTUOUIST CHURCH Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship . . . . 7:45 p. m. 9 Miles West aa RL 49 Cecil W. Shader ............ Pastor Tuesday Service .. . . T i l p. m. Sunday School ............ 9:43 a. m. Thursday S a n ie s .........7:45 p. m. Morniag Worship . . . . 10:43 a. ro. Wesleyan Youth . . . . 9:43 p. a . Evening Worship.........7:30 p. » . UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Woman's O ik -M I Oak Ava. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. ra. Josephine B. StucU e......... Pastor Sunday Worship....... 11:00 a. m. FIRST CHURCH Woodruff Building 204 K. First SL, Rm. I l l OP THE NAZARCNE Tuesday C la st.............9.00 p. m. W. Sad SL at Maple Ave. R. IT. Spear Jr................. Paator Sunday School ......... 9:43 a. m. THE SALVATION ARMY 21* E. Second Mnrntag Warship . . . . 10 43 a. m. NYPS ........................ a .30 p. m. Suoday: N.Y.P.S. ft N.SJ. ......... a p. » . Sunday School ......... 10 oo a. a . Gospel Senico ............ 7 p. m. Holiness Meeting . . . . 21*90 a. m. FERN PARK CHURCH OF THE Street M ectiag............ 6:30 p. ro. YPL ................ 7.00 p. ro. NAZARENE O BItfAN ROAD Salvation Meeting . . . . 7;M p. ro. hev Jim Fubcr .............. Pastor Tuesday: Sunday school ............I 45 a. m. Corp Cadots ................I 30 * as. Morniag worship ....10:45 a. m. Read Praetieo.............4:00 p. m. Youth arnica ............ 6:49 p m. Ladiet Home League 7:30 p.%m. LiangrlHtlc srn u o ,.7:30 p. ro. Thurs. Prayrr Sem ro 7 30 p. m. ttuL y u j u service ..7.30 p. a . h*L .6 GREGORY LUM BER SA N FO RD C O M PA N Y N A T IO N A L W ALL P L U M B IN G AND A T L A N T IC C E I.E IIY BANK P R IN T IN G W HEELER H E A T IN G H O L L E R M OTORS F E R T IL IZ E R W. TRUCK W. P R O G R E S S IV E C O M PA N Y SH ERM A N CO M PA N Y HORNE BROKERAGE city CONCRETE P IP E F U R N IT U R E CO. CO M PA N Y Nazarcne M A Y F A IR IN N C O M PA N Y W A R N E R ’S W IL S O N -M A IE R CO. P R IN T IN G F L O R ID A S T A T E D A N K GULF R ile SE R V IC E THEATRE �Vlr* » n firl fm lft Fri., M ir. 20. 195ft—P a^ S Choir W ill Render Music On Caster Sunday at 7.30 p, m , the can-' dJelit sanctuary at the First Pres-j byttrian Church will be the settine for the all-music service r^-e. •enled by the 23-voice Chancel choir, under Ihe direction of Mr*. Georte Touby. minister of music. The nine anthems and three or­ gan selections under the title of The Passion and Resurrection Of (>% Lord tell the Easter story, *oJ significant in the Christian church. The Rev. A. G. Mclnnis extends an Invitation to alt to ahare this spiritual inspiration as Mill Pickets Jeer Returning Workers HENDERSON. S . C. (L'Pl) L a n e crowds of hooting, Jeering strikers heckled workers at the Harriet-llendtrson cotton mills to­ day but there was no recurrence of the violence that flared Thurs­ day n i g h t after an apparent break-down in efforts to end a bitter strike. Officers reported ‘ larger lhan usual" crowds at both South and F ^ i h Henderson mill galea this morning, but highway patrolmen kept the boisterous crowds or­ derly. City police slopped a car loaded with workers and warned the driver against speeding down the picket-lined street. Officers had feared that strikeri might attempt to vent on relum ­ ing workers their frustration over an apparcdl breakdown in nega­ t i o n s to settla the II-week-old strike. Boyd Payton. Carolina! direc­ tor for the Texllls Workers Union of America, said after Thursday's meeting thet hie optimism regard­ ing a settlement of the itrtke wai “ completely gone." He hid said before the m -h o u r session that he wai hopeful en agreement could be reached to set the stage for a return to work iVsome 1,200 strikers on Monday, However, ha charged that man­ agement hid “ turned a deaf ear" to union propoial* for fettling the arbitration and seniority questions which form the heart of the dia- e i_ _ _ _ :_ _ _ _ _ _ _ BELLE GLADE (LTD — On* N‘*o York youth wa* hftied and throe *oriou»ly Injured Thursday when their car overturned on a memberi of the congregation. The order of worship follow*: rain-slick highway. The four youth* attended the Prelude* — O Sacred Head Once Dnivereltv of Miami and were en Wounded (Johann Kuhnati), Come route home for the Easter vaca­ Sv.ect Death (J. S. Bach); Hymn tion. —Holy, Holy, Holy: Invocation. 1 Kilted wa« William Jnieph Lord's prayer, Gloria Patrl, Of­ Krumhols. 16, of Commack, D>ng fertory; 0 Love How Deep (Tit- j Island, N.Yv He died of head comb); Hosanna (Jones): Jesus,! injuries when be «'«* thrown front the tumbling rnr. Sun Of Life, My Splendor (Han-i Police officiala said tho nccldel); Listen To The Lambs' dent occurred when 18-yenr-nld (Dett): Go To Dark Gethscmane Warren Albert of Flushing, N.Y., (Noble): Now In The Place | driver of the car, tried to pas* Where He Was Crucified (Row- a rar. They said Albert swerved Iry); Jesus, Our I-ord We Adore back into hi* lane In avoid hitting Thee (Jam es); Easier Morning nn uni'iitning rar but skidded on (Staley); Beautiful Savior (Chris­ the wet pavement and overturned tiansen): Benediction. several times. Church officials hope that lho*e The accident occurred som* 20 attending will be sealed before miles south of la k e Okeechobee the 7:30 p. m. starting time. on U.S. Highway 27. All three it\jurcd were taken to a hospital here, Steven Sltdlar, IS, Flushing, N.Y., suffered lacerations of the face and neck and arm injuries. Mirhael Hammer, 16. Brooklyn, N.Y., had bark and leg injuries. Methodist Form Anti-Mixing Union BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U PD — An estimated 2,000 delegate* to­ day began formation of a laymen'a union at the grass roots level to combat enforced integra­ tion of Methodist churches. Circuit Judge Whit Windham of Birmingham told the group at an organisational meeting Thurs­ day night, “ We would be mental­ ly unbalanced if we let our chil­ dren run with thosa who records • how have tha highest erlme rate, different eocial habits, and dif­ ferent habits in aex and m orali." Windham, who was elected pre­ sident and who was one of the 34 original founders of the group, said that “ hate, dislike, ill • will and prejudice are not the basis (or this organisation." The delegatea, who represent over 300,000 Methodist in Ala­ bama and West Florida, adopted resolutioni lo notify the general conference, Methodism'* govern­ ing body, that they were inalterably opposed to any attempt at forcing integration. The la it general conference in 1P3A condemned segregation and appointed a commission to study ways of bringing about race mix­ ing. Legal Notice *«(lr« •( retell* Hnnrlng N o tice le h t r e h r g iv e n , the Roon t nf County Cnmml«*lnner» nf M in n ie County *111 hnlri a putellr h earin g tn correct tha I t e a l draSptloa e f a parral o ' proparty aoned C - l Cumme rclal on Navarnbsr IS, £ IN I. A t y p o g r a p h ica l ertn r d r ie r lb r J the p ro p erly a s P i t o f I K U nf X V k Portion. I*. T w p SIP. H i * H R which la nn H l f h w a r SIS l nf A l t a n o n t s Prhool. Tha oorrort datc rlptlna o f the p rop erty le n<4 of PK'» o f NK>i • a c t i o n IS, T w p SIP. R e a S>H w h i r s la on H i g h w a y SIS R a i l o f the n e w Alta m o n te •ch on ). Th e rorreet daerrlpllon w e e adeertteed tey the l o t t i n g Comtnleelon a i d j d a o a r a s wars pnetad p roperlty, p u h lle h e a r in g w ill bo held in the C o u n ty ro m m le e to n e r e Room, pinole County Court Hanee. I*anft,rd. F t * , nn Tues day , April t, t at l i es A. II. or aa Bonn t h e r e a f te r ee pmelhle. Hoard o f C ou n ty Comm tee Ions re I g em in a te County, F lorida * By Joh n Krlder, Chairm en A l l e e t O. r . Herndon e --- I------ ------------------------------------------------- 1— — —— — — I m l a e l e t l e e i t y l e a r S n f Adlnelaeeni S o llen o l Patella N e a r in g Wte wdtom K m a y onaeera: The g e a l a n t a County Hoard o f Adjuetm rn l w ill hold a nuMlo hearNag So con sid er tha p oeelb llltr or g r a n t i n g elde sa r d y a n a n r e e In the S a n tb era l a n d P e e s f n p m e n t Company on t s rorn er lota and S Interinr W r In W eath errflaM suhrilrlrlnn l e t Addn. Potello H e a r i n g w ill tea held tn the Xnninx Office In Ihe Prmlnnta O a l K r Court Hon es. Sanford . Florida, en March, IS, ISIS a t 1:10 r. U. a* M an sa th e rea fter aa poeetbla, ■ em ln s la C o u n ty Board nf Adjustm en t , By P. (1. H arrlm an. Chairman S a tir e o f Patella N e a r i n g Mottos le h ereb y g i v e n In sc co rd n n c e w ith l e c t i o n So of the Peml- o l o C a n i t y t o n i n g B e g a le tt n n e . Board o f C ou n ty C o m m issio n ers of PCm lnole County. Florida, propoeae to enna tha f o l lo w in g des crlh td p ro­ p erty St-1 Industrie) All o l Spring llam m orlc RtpWt a s described In h a t Boo k 1, J'ago la, public records of gem lnnta C o u n t y . P ub lic hearlnp w ill ho hold In tha Pemlnola C o unty Cnurl Hnuea Hanford. Florida. In tha C o u n ty C om m issio n er'e room nn April 7, IS t t a t I t i d t A. M. nr aa goon th e r e a f te r a t poss ible. Board nf C ou n tp ("ommlailatiers getntnnW County, F lorida n»- Jo h n Krlder. Chairm en Atlaat O P, Herndon P u b lis h M One Youth Killed) 3 Hurl Seriously n o l l e * e l P * h l l e H e a r le g Motir* la hereb y g i v e n In a ceo rd en re with Pen lo tt Jo of the Bernlnol e County y.onlng B e g u la t t o n e . Hon'd or County rnmmleelnnorn of K m l a o U County F lorida propoaee to eon* the f o llo w in g described o r n a e r t y M-l In dustrial: From S W co r "f NW'* o f S » o f Peel. I I J g p i i e t i ru* N »»'*»'»" K SI11S f t to pi nf h*a . rua the nr o P I I H H V u-,y H , W lin o of Old Panford Orlando Road; run t h - m * R F I y a l o n g N H<W Man of “ Id road to W R / W line o f V, P. 11-1*1 Ihonee run N K l y a l o n g sold Mf R/W tins l o tha g.W.'a Poclio n lino * f g e n . II-ICI-IDK; run the nc e W'ly a l o n g said ** eectton line In pt o f keg. Public h eerin a wilt tee held In tha gem tn ola C ou n ty Court House. Banfard. Florida, l a lh a County Com mlaatonere room on April 11, I S i l at le.Sd i . M a r M soon th e r e a f te r aa poss ible. Hoard o f C o unty Commlaelonera g em tn o la County, Florida By John Krlder, r h e l r m e a e A t te s t O. P. Herndon Monroney Lashes Airport Proposal WASHINGTON (UPD — Sen. Mike Monroney (D-OkU.I said to­ day the 227 million dollar Hour*approved airport bill Is ‘‘totally inadequate to meet the .needs of Ihe jet air age." If a House-Sonate conference reject* a 4A& million dollar Srnate bill he said, he would prefer a presidential veto to the House veraion. Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirkten said in a separate Inter­ view that a veto might “well turn on lha question of financing, rath­ er than the total rnat." .“ resident Eisenhower asked Congress to put up 200 million dollar* In federal aid for airport construction. None of It would go for terminals or other non-flying farilities. The Senate's hill stipulated that no federal fund* eould be used for such “frill*'' as cocktail bars and parking loti. Thn Senate felt these could be paid for locally out of commercial revenue. Doodles On Homes No Longer Mystery HAMBURG, Germany (UPD— Worried residenti of this big Weat German rity breathed easier to­ day about that* myiterioua signs chalked on hundreds of house*. After swamping police and newspaper* with phone calls, tha resident* learned from police that the eig-ns—mostly a cross and an open triangle—were rods marks mad* by g group of salesmen meaning “ no sente trying to sell here." Or “1 have been here be­ fore." Enough Proof? Law Grabs Driver Three Persons Die 'Dreams In Color' Hold In Race 'Mistake' As Bus Rams Auto Key To Student's Death In Driving Rain S ERRING (UPD — Deputy “The people hark home would *heriff« pinched British champion Dkp lo hear II, or else they race driver Stirling Mora for ,V(,uMn , helirvit j,;. hr ST AUGUSTINE. Els (UPD— driving on th* me# trick nerf A Greyhound hits slammed into lh u ririiy Rul untorttinitwy, tnry Hunt a car during a rainform ahoul It warn ! cricket. Netiher was lrt it intruding, as the officers later that the volume control was five miles south of here today killing three persons ami injuring thought when they pulled Mo*» loo low lo pick up the convcrsa12. over. He wa* just on his way to (jOIU The Highway Patrol said three ice the doctor. ■ _ of the four person* in the car err •'They acted like they w were were killed and ihe other occupant playing cowboy* and Indian* critically Injured. complained Moaa, who was The hu* driver and lo of the .11 willingly playing the part * passengers also were injured hut Indian. only five were hospitalcrd. Au­ Moss, the fastest man i thorities said ihry were not in world behind the wheel I serious condition. sports car, was tipping down the The dead were identified a* Sabring track tn a rented sedan. LIVE OAK (UPD—The waters Barry Mel Jacobson, about IS, The deputies thought hewasan from,i n evening rain drained into \ew ark, S', J , believed to have interloper and chased htm_down. |he already swollrn Suwannee icrn driving the car: Ernest WarThey otdered Mots tn pull over, area's key tobacco and water- ren Davie*. 22. 4'lant.i, ami N. l.lanil according tn the miffed melnn crops. , chirr. 21. Newark. driver, got beastly nasty about At Icsil two highway* were Sanford D. Ilobrow, 2.1. Newark, the whole thing. flooded and the level of the his- the fourth occupant nf the car. Moss said he tried lo explain lorir river was barely inches suffered a fractured skull and to the deputies hr was merely on from the bottom of the Suwannee hark injuries anil was the only one his way to gel a pre-race physical River Bridge on U. S Highway 4 1 , j nf the injured who wa* considered rheckup. But the deputies were a major Imiritl route. in serious condition. ready to put him under at rest. The rain halted lit# Thursday Highway Patrolman Jim Kinnnn Then Sheriff Broward Coker bill the Weather Uurrau predicted said the hu*. a Toronto. Canada, drove a.ong recognized Moss and scattered showers again today, limited en route front Miami was straightened the whole thing out. Some rctidents of rural Suvvan traveling on the right vide of the ' “ wna fantastic, aaid Moas, nrr c'uunty left ihcir home* for four lano highway when Ihe aotn in hi* Britiah arrent. So much drier area*. Others preparrd for shot out front a side atrcel during ru, he said, that he tinned on a possible rvacuation instruction* a driving rain. portable recorder in hi* ear scat as the U. S Army Corp* of Engi­ Tho hu* slammed in(n the con lu catch thn conversation. neer* krpt a close watrh on the vertible and drove it several yards situation. ahead ami into a ditrh nn the A petition was sent to U. A. Rep. side of Ihe road. D. R, (Billy) Matthews in Wash­ “ I don't think Ihe hu* driver ington asking him tn obtain per­ even had lime tn apply the mission for farmer* In plant their brake," Kinnon said. crops nn high ground. The rar was drmnlishrd and Governfnenl acreage allotments the hu* suffered an estimated restrict the farmers lo planting 33,000 damages. WYNONA, Okl* (UPD—A 19 in prescribed areas, and lohaeco year-old boy who killed two mem­ growers want to move thrir plant­ bers of his sister's family and ing to high ground and away Silence ‘Golden/ wounded Ihree utlsrrs was cap­ from their own farm*. Dr. M. Walklns, director of thp But Not For Sale tured today in a barn jusl a mile Stale Agriculture Extension Serv­ from the scene of the shootings. RIPLEY. Trnn (UP!) — Ratlin Jerry Miller was pulled from ice al Gainesville, said the wet station WRRB sold James W. Ihe barn without a struggle. His spell would hurl harvesting nf Purler, whn hate* rnek 'n roll hiding place was revealed when tobacco and watermelon crop* in music, 13 mmuics of iilrncc Thurs hr kindlrd a fire against the Alarhua, Levy, Gilchrist and Su- day for $14. Station Manager John Stewart cold, and offirers spoiled Ihe light wancr counties. Walkins pointed out that lobar- said He had received quite a tew flickering through Ihe tracks in rn planting began Iwo week* ago protesting calls and had decided Ihe barn wall, Sheriff T)irk Strertman and vol­ and continued rain eould rot the nevrr In sell silence on Ihe air again. unteer deputy Henry Stephrnson seeds. said Miller gave up without a fight. Strertman said Miller had thrown into a nearby pasture Ihe .22 caliber target pistol with which he sprayed bullets into the family providing him lodging. He said he look the hysterical youth to Ihe offire nf Osage Coun­ ty Ally. Patrick William*. Joe Moreland, 37, Miller's bro­ ther-in-law. and Moreland's baby daughter, Pauia, about two, were killed instantly in Ihe outburst, which came for no apparent rea­ son. Mri. Freda Moreland. 33, Mil­ ler'* a'sler, seven month* preg­ nant, was critically wounded with bullet wounds In thn hark and head. Her two son*. Jerry Wayne, 4, and Charles, 6, were hit in the neck. The sheriff said he actrd on a hunch when he drove near the barn, since a pm** of almut SO lawmen and civilians hsd failed to turn up any elurs lo Miller's whereabouts during an all • night search. »'z Suwannee Inching V : Toward Key Bridge 2 Dead, 3 Injured In Shooting Spree REDLANDS, Calif. tlT D - A tspc i colliding describing dnlgimluced “dreams in erdnt” ap­ pealed tu hold live key today to the pultun-death of a brilliant IKyear-eld University of Redlands student who was conduct,r.j exprrlmhnl* with dtugs turd in ancient Mexican religious rites, Mirhael llnvvks died of n poison fuesday night but investigators said a detailed analy.l* of the poison wns needed helm* D could le identified. It was uncertain whether Hawks deliberately killed himself tit was an accidental victim of hi* exotic expeiiments. Opposition Lauds Legislator's Snore VICTORIA, B. C. IUPI I—When Don Robinson, a member of the British Columbia legislature, fell asleep Thursday during an allnight session, opposition member llurnahv Gordon Dowding listened lo hlv *nore and commented: “Thai's Ihe most sensible oh scrvalinn we've had from the guvrrnmrnl side all night.” O n e T h a t (io t A w n y NEW HAVEN. Conn. -(U P D — —Burglar* broke into a fur com­ pany and grabbed about $3,000 worth of m ats, rape* and slnle*. But owner Frederick Joseph pointed out that the thieves took muskrat. Ignoring far more valu­ able mink. Police Chief. Stanley It. Bowen said enough drugs were found in young Hawks’ room, cluttered n llh brakets, lest tubes and other laboratory patapbernalia. to “ pus the entire city of Redlands under sedation." Hawk* gave Jmne of lha lethal drugs to five of his feltov».«tu> dent* who then reported their reaction*. A tape' rerording on which it was believed Hawks, n chemistry student, and other students used in transcribe their hallucinations in co lo r caused by drugs and mushrooms was in the hands of Coroner Edward Doyl*. “ lie sat up in hi* hunk as If ha were intoxicated, then collapsed in a convulsion." his rnommalef Richard t.anhnm, 16, of Alham­ bra, Calif., said. The university announced thal it had warned Hawks in Janusrjr to discontinue lit* experimsnta on Ins own, Bowen said Ihe students' told him they took dilysargie acid orali) on Hawks' word that it waa not harmful. It produced hallucin* ntinns, bright colors, double vi­ sion and "hidden feelings" al­ though they remained conscious at all titnei, they told him. T O D A Y S P IC T U R E S A RE TOM ORROW S TREA SU RES — Wicboldt’s £iof*A 21• n. PARK AYR. DAY a N IG H T P A N E L R A Y H EATIN G • NO Hat te(H g«i ' * • NO upertal (fe e rt ap t* * a w s m a f f • NO lone A u p ts ia iv a d a e ta T he ft ran t ty*g * f w ifitar t ows her! SOUTHERN N ATURAL GAS C O . FA 202 Sanford Avo. DURHAM, Conn. -(U P D -In veatigatJng a complaint that an icy patch on a h i g h w a y was hatardous, State Policeman George Prison Population Ifcline found an overturned ear and then got further veri/irelion. Still On Increase TALLAHASSEE (U H t - Klo Two approaching rare skidded, rida'i bulging prison population one striking his cruiser. increased by 11 la»l month, push­ ing the total number of convict* Legal Notice to A.300. The system was designed »n riCTITlOtl U B R NOTICE 11 h t r t b r T hold only 3.000 prisoners. Bsiford Am #nfAir»il in h u i l n i n at 11 liri«n Prison, built to hold 1.200, is Road. Fran F i r k , BfrptnoJ* iTouni f . Florida, uadar tn» flrtltlmja crammed with more than twice itim a o f Orlando CnlpfrrM* and that number. that I In lra d to r t a la trr aaM nam» The slate Road Department w t h tha d a r k of lha C l f fu l l Oouri, hamtnola Counts'* Florida* in »rr. work eim pt also held a targe ordanra w ith lha p ro v isio n ■ o f lha F i n n Irma Nam* ftfAtmaa. r * . » i i : number of eonvlrls and the rett t a c ti o n I U O Florid a S ja t u t r s 1*17. were srattered through other in / § / f*hrls(lan N. d i r m a n v o n Tn h s Dutllshad Marc* S*. 2? O atitutioni. April I* i s • First Baptist Church Park Ave. At 6th St. > Sunday March 22nd 8:45 A. M. — F. B. F la h tr O >- E A R N M O R E V x/ ACCOUN TS IN SU R ED TO $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 | _ j 9:45 A. M. — Suaday School 11 A. M. — W. P. Broolu, J r. FI RST FEDERAL C:15 P, M. — Trslnlng Unk>« SAVI NGS 7:50 P. M. — E u l e r C anU l* N ursery for s i u r rlc e a C a r r eat AND LOAN ASSOCI ATI ON Dfvidaad W ELCOM E SAT. & SUN. SAMPLES barqs A L L FLA V O R D R IN & While ahnfplpg at lit'I Glaat mmtd * til �Editorials Assignment Washington G O N E WITH THE W IN D din. ThatMIdn't work. So he waved By M Rater be WASHINGTON — There'a I his hand. This did no god. Finally, Senator Johnson rot Senator iroing around claiming that Lyndon Johnson of Texas downright sore. He straightened struta about these premise! as the his Mick butterfly bow lie, pushed sstde his Ice-cream take with lord of Iho roost. crushed strawberries and grabbed I pul an eya on or, the *ecuaedfhli C0, fM |poon He e|inkfd , n last week end, and may now re- j inv|j chorus against hla water port firsthand that the charge it i glass. not wholly accurate. I But, | am dismayed to report. This wet el the SheraIon-Park those loysl Democrat! just looked Hotel where 3.479 Democratic! at their leader and went on chatfaithfuls each dished out 1100 a.terlng. This was one party over which Sen. Lyndon Johnson had no plate far a ten-dollar feed. The turnout was to ‘gratifying control. that the Democratic National Com­ Sen. Philip A. Hart (D.. Mich.) mit** had to luck the ovtrflow in was at the podium. Toistmaster a downstairs banquet hail. It was Rep. Hale Bogrs (D-. La.) inter­ here that Johnson was to make rupted him and huffed into the microphone: "Those of you who the first of two speeches. While speakers who preceded are standing, If you can’t keep the Senator addressed the crowd, quiet, please leave the room." the noise around the tablet was Hart flushed. He said: " I ..would ■o free-for-allish that you'd have think that anybody who paid $100 thought the diners owned the to get in here ought to be able place. (At |IOO a plate, they al* to move around If he wants to." Everybody dowrf below cheered. most did.) Sen. Johnson, in tha Senate I'd say anybody who has $100 to chamber, likes to consider himself blow pn a filet Mlgnon dinner is the m atter o f a taut snip. There, important enough (o Ignore a he's Mr. Authority. But at this Congressman's speech. Upstairs in the grand ballroom, shindig ha was Just a guest. Nevertheless, that man from Bill Perry, superintendent of the Texas tried to control tha raucous Senate Periodicals Gallery, inlroduced me to an attractive woman diners by remote control. He sat at tha head table next sitting at a $1,000 (ten-plate) ta ­ to the toastmaster. Firot he scowl­ ble. But I didn't catch her name. "Your name," I said. "I didn't ed i t the rowdies. They ignored the hint. He pursed his lips and quite hear it." She smiled. "Your face,” I offered, "looks waved bis forefinger and;shushed so loud you heard him above the familiar." i——. Constitution Changes Merit Consideration '■‘ U nder a reepportlonm ent plan unveiled In Talltthaasee by Gov. Leltoy Colllna yesterday, Seminole County would « t a full-time senator In the sweeping chnngen a committee •advocates In the S tate Constitution. The plan calls for the addition of six senators, all In fait-yrow ln* counties. The fact that Seminole was included fa ,th is group is some Indication of the county's growth. Seminole County now shares a senate seat with Bre­ vard. Sen. Douglaa Stenstrom now ably represents both counties. However, a senator who represents more than one .county vIHinUb cannot Itvvp keep Hl/I abreast CHn« U ofS m everythin* i l J m m jj ass In ench w county _** * on •• iual basis, unless .ait equal unle he devotes 24 hours a day to the job. can ■»»«»»« afford this luxury. %#•*•* •“ «"* f * , . Fewf ififflPMIVm le rislators VNII . . . O ther chanjcea NUgRtatcd in the State Constitution m erit Study and consideration. One would allow the le g isla tu re to provide by act, w ithout a public vote, for home rule in any eounty. . . , , , ■». Home rule has been advocate^ by many officials In "Florida. The Herald supports such a change In the interest o f food governm ent. Home rule would eliminate the necessi­ ty. of the local legislative delegation preparing, introducing •Ud passing a t least 11 bills requested by the County ComM illion In the next session, startin g April 7. •■ < Now, County Commissioners m ust ask the legislature, the comptroller, the attorney general or some other agency o f th e S la te before they can make a decision. In spine cases, th is m ight be desirable. In m atters pertaining only to th e Bounty, and of relatively Insignificant value to the State, th is (s undesirable, ....................................... The proposed changes also would allow cities to make charter changes, w ith approval of the local voters, r Real estate would not be valued a t its "full cash v a lu e ' f a r ta x purposes. The proposed change provides for "Just m lno," b u t would require th a t. all property in all counties be valued on a uniform basis, Courtesy Again Pays Courtesv on the p a rt of a law enforcement official aguin has paid off fo r Sanford and Seminole C o u n ty ., la a latter several weeks ego, an A tlanta, Ga„ woman aed Sanford fo r its hospitality. Wednesday, the Chamof Commerce received a letter from W. J . .Cullen of iami, who had m any nice things to say* about the courtesy I and his wife received here, l a both cases, th e letters of thanks came fo r aid renderad following automobile accidents. The firs t praised Capt. 'Arnold WlllTama of th e Sanford Police D epartm ent: the sec­ ond commended J . Q. (Slim) Galloway, county constable. • , Sanford m ight lose ita title as Florida's Most Courteous C ltjr.T h a aw ard will be presented on the basis of Courtesy iw ask events. However, we believe th a t it la much better to snake friends the year round than to practice courtesy dur­ in g one week In an attem pt to win An award. N aturally, we would like to retain the award, Sanford deserves It. S Douglas Asks Okay WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. i g d X, DtutUi (D ill.)- today efiad far passage of strong civil iHhta tegiststiaa to meet "hasttle threats sad seemingly implacable Krcal resistance" to integration In we South. ' DougUa waa one at five north* •rn aenatore scheduled to tastily before a Senate subcommittee Studying civil rights propoeala, • Ha said In prepared teiUmony (hat hie bill, co-speniorsd by IS other ssnatori. would "meet the theat serious challenge to const!tetlonal rights i t Americas life ted*r—the denials e t equal oppor­ tunity In public education because df .race." DAILY • . r t> lfone'e father •.Cheat (Hang) , & Moham­ medan priest t , On top II. Teeth . ■u n i t e : , aloft <ta Si. Ova m ef the 'i Stiff Mix law Douglas expressed disappoint­ ment with the Elsenhower admin­ istration’s approach to civil right* legislation, lit said the adminli(ration has abandoned a proposal to provide governmental legal as­ sistance In equal protection cases. "They would virtually leave the* desegregation issue to the courts and the courage of individual plaintiffs," Douglas declared. ’Skins Sign Pair WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Washington Redskins have .signed tackle Bob Splaln of New 'Haven Itata Tsachert and end Bill Xundrat of the College of Idaho to 1959 contracts. CRO SSW O RD DOWN 1. Unassisted t. hupposed (eoUoq.) t. Tetters 4. Printer* l.risodsmental •.Kind of bomb T. Bnttnet birds Xa.< XL I _ _ U Tbto. brit­ tle eeehlee U U r, wiwT) i Tjrjrm LI :lf I :'M f J IJ IJ t lll 1-jL-hii ■-j i jiipjia i U D in ilid rq i Chur. ehlira CTJ Hid title i U lllM II 1 ) 1 1 XT, Thrice LtinillU HL’ll :'K Imue.) IT <: ) ihtlM :l I :1 ti 1 M. Letter rv H J 'I t ILOrstk I: iMM:) 'V.iUL) u ; im : i > letter M Jilt )l 1 -jri :iii I 29. On this rjM Ilf) MHK! J ne 23. Balling Vestel Yeel*rest's ft . Coquettish M. Manta 33. tiUlp ManC 34. Storm UPreelpIt M O o d llif) l i P u t s f face BS. Let (all U H lgb VlM i lT .iw m e UM ethar U O w e hr U to iw it SS. Bleep, 14. dame ad stdU i; >T. Ahead M. Utter U Men’s a t a S K iHjr . BLDeifc is i Me* i Friday, M a n * 10, 1959 t v * j. ci;sauna. iswiSvis n hum ** le tiv n •r. nee w as SM K S as nttatssr Oetahee Sf, tllS at ike P m i etries a( aU sea laaal as we eriasae In Skis ir iic n im o x u n i weak a ss g a s i l else aas t s a r COLUMBUS. Ohio (UFI) — State Rep. Charles E. Hoffman got loat Wednesday in a tangle of amendment* and questions about a measure being voted on and responded when polled on a roll call: "Yes, on whatever we're vot­ ing on." ‘ _ EASTER? Washington Calling By Marquis Childs WASHINGTON— The deliberate and calculated effort to restore President Elsenhower> authority and prestige was bound to show results If only because he hsd surrendered to others so Isrge a share of hla responsibility. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles hsd become the spokes­ man, the head and front, of Ame­ rica’s foreign policy. At briefing sessions in the White Bouse with Congressional leader* and others It hsd been the President's habit to open the meeting with a formal welcome and then past the ball to Dulles. The Secretary's Illness ms dr It Imptratlvo that the prealdent reemerge as the voice of American policy. The suggestion on both sides of the Atlantic that with Dulles' enforced withdrawal Prime Minister MscmllUn would become the leader of the Western coali­ tion was not happily received at tha While House. It helped to in- Arabs, Reds Trade Bitter Barbs Again CAIRO (U P I)’— The United Arab Republic and tha Soviet Un­ ion again exchanged bitter words today In their quarrel over the growth of Communist influence in the Middle Hast. Hut ‘again, the Moscow comment was milder. The semi-official Middle Kasl newe agency (Mena) charged that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev hie abandoned his support of neu­ tralist Arabs berause he now believas tbs West's power (hern is finished and he doea not need their help against It. Khrushchev has changed from support of positive neutrality to Arsb Communism, Mena charged. "The Araba now must liquidate Western imperialism and stand firmly In the fact of Communist imperialism," the agency added. In London. Tass, the official So­ viet news agency, carried a Cairo dispatch in today's livestia that accused the U.A.R. of helping the western "imperialists'* by feuding with Iraq. spire the release of some of the President's personsl letters, his succession of nine weekly press conferences and the address to the nstion on Berlin. If a little human jealousy was part of this reaction there was an­ other and more’practical molive. Congress and the public would ac­ cept negotiation and any results which might come out of a meet­ ing with the .Russians with Ameri­ can leadership clearly phrased. If the lead seemed to come from Britain, with this country follow­ ing in the wake, It would be more difficult In get approval for a real­ ly meaningful effort to negotiate some of the principal differences between Hast and Walt. Whrn It conies In defense spend­ ing there is no mixture of mot­ ives. The President's Dutch Ja up, He reject* with all the vehemence of a man u-lin has come to a stubborn conviction the arguments that economy has pared away A m erira'i artnrd strength. Twice hr snapped bark at Congressional leader* who told,him of the grave concern of Congress on this issue with a biting reference to the same roncern promoted hy the "munitions industry." The slap waa not well received. Some of hi* critic* who under­ stand the necessities of his pres­ ent position believe he I* taking the greatest gamblr of his entire career — a gamblr alongside which the derision on the date of D-Day was trivial. If negotiation succeeds at the very least in abating the Berlin rrisls and if tension and the threat of war Concentrate Uses 1,574,000 Boxes WINTER HAVEN (UPI)—Flor­ ida manufacturers of froien or. ange concentrate used UT4.w>0 boxes of nranges during the week ending March 7. The Florida Csnuera Assn, re ­ ported Thursday Ihe average price paid for the fruit was ns rents per pound of solids. Concentrators pro­ duced X,524,494 gallons of concen­ trate during the week. diminished without more arm a­ ment spending and new taxes, tha President will deserve full credit For whatever they ere worth Ihe polls Indicate that hie popula­ rity Is increasing. The percentage of those approving his conduct ol the-office has gone in tha Galhip tabulation from SI in November to 59 in the latest rount. Significantly he reached his peak of 79 in July of 1955 at the lime of the Geneva summit meet­ ing. This level was acltievad again in January of 1937 Immediately nit-r his great victory at the polls the previous November, His tow point of 49 was recorded last April at the bottom of Ihe reces­ sion. » The President's bitterest erltlei have compared him to Stanley Baldwin, British Prime Minister in Ihe mld-1930s when England let her defenses go down and fail­ ed to see the threat in Ihe riae of Hitler and the Nazis. Looking rather like a genial John Bull the Prime Minister in the last years leading up to the second World War had a wide popular follow­ ing. Ilia policies, too, were accept­ ed by 4 public that did not want to hear the harsh realities ai Win­ ston Churchill then in disfavor enunciated them. In Ihe tragic dismay of 1938 and later it was ruefully rem ark­ ed that Baldwin would have made a wonderful king but that hr waa a disaster as a Prime Minister, lie died In 19(7. having been made the first Earl uf Bewdley. It Is an unhappy parallel. The President could win his gamble for the short pull. That is to say, tensions might abate and Ihe aura of a negotiated settlement give a color of hope to tha horizon. But in the lung pull, with America'* position worsening as ihe Soviet advanced not only in defense but in science and tha economic competition, tha gamble could be lost. Then the challenge of an all-powerful Russia might force a test, rndlng ultimately In the nuclear war tha President has struggled to avert. Temporary popularity would come very Ugh at that prire. Have your clothing S A N IT O N E DRY C LEA N ED . Guaranteed to be 100% Free of cleaning odors. :j • v Don’t forget that WHITE DRESS SHIRT for Easter Sunday. Send it along with your dry cleaning. r Y ir *3, 7 9 Seminole County Laundry Co. Delivery Service Phosie FA S-32&I Downtown Cleaners N **l To Fire Station £ Laundry 111 8. Palm etto Avet DeBary Laundromat A ib Iob Drivo a t Hwy. 17*92 NO 1-4091 Southside Laundromat FOODMART r j.d g , 251k I tr o f t Market Laundry Conor 121k A French Avo, in naturally Near State M kt beautiful surroundings. SEE @R AVENN A PARK $5l Your homo la Ravenna P a rk wilt have th a t Lay Rifle Down, Law Tells Blonde HOLLYWOOD (U PI)-Shapley actress Tania Vella turned over ■n automatic rifle to police Wednesday. They hid notified her posiessfon of the weapon waa Illegal. The Yugoslavian • bora Mood* said the JO-caliber Ml earblne was given to h rr on a recent va­ cation In Havana by Fidel Castro le vs* eo Hollywood waive*." e Modern Lovely Homes — HATFIELD, England (U PI) - r Undergraduates of the Hatfield Technical C o l l e g e breathlessly daim rd a world record today—II of thorn Jammed into a \eiephons booth. They thus thumbed their noioe at London's University Collage which last Monde;- act the pre­ vious mark of )t. A U.C, undergraduate comment­ ed today; "They must grow them damned small at Hatfield." The etandard British p h o n e booth has an internal volume ol about So cubic fee!, Including the telephone. sUk Confused, But Yea Are you ready for Record Claim ed: 19 In Phone Booth i t Watered She smiled and said, ‘Tt’s a com* mon, ordinary f le a " "You're from WsshlngtonT* -No." and *he laughed. "From ’New York." ■T’m Lithuanian," she eaid, "down here representing the n i ^ Honalily groups." I told her Slavic people are generally known for hard work. I said I knew many of them whq. have achieved wealth by selling a goal and reaching it. Sba smil­ ed. Still trying tn make small talk sound big, I said, "This crowd cer* talnly represent* a lot of wealth." And she smiled (gain. The fellow at mg left, n u d g rd j me nervously. "Do you know w h ir you're talking to I ” he said. I took another glance and noticed her honey-blonde tresses flowing easily o ver'a mink stole. " th a t." he whispered, "is Bob* Rockefeller, former wife of Winthrop, probably the richest woman here tonight." 1 excused myself and walked out for a Hit of air. "Cuatem Built" many excitingly new ■tyles to from . from ekooeo downtown. Drivo JUST 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th <&FRENCH — 10 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN! • look. Visit Our Model Home ! T h e re ' are end different Juat out F. H. A. FINANCING ai little at down min utea today. Monthly payments like rent! SUoemcJze/i Conatruction Company Inc. 211 W. 25th 8U FA 2-3103 FA 2-7491 �F H .. M ar. 20, 1959— P»pe B Wfi Students Officers Installed Named On % At Rebekah.Lodge Honor Roll " Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43 held son, leer Boyette, Pcsrl Bird and •pedal installation services rec­ Minnie Evans. Twelve members from St. Cloud ently with M n. Myrtle Van Mt r ­ ier, benevolent Rcbekih Lodge 21 were present with visitors from New York and Marietta, Ohio, at­ pf SL. Cloud, ai installation offi­ tending. Pink and green. Rebekah cer. rolors, were used in decorations Mrs. Van M artrr w ii assisted and on the icing of the cake which by members of her staff who were was inscribed with “ Congratula­ gowned in red formal! and ear- tions Emily'* in honor of Mrs. ;d fans which were held toge- Jameson, the new Noble Grand. er during the ceremony to form the three lengths emblems of Odd Fellows Lodge. Emily Jameson was installed as Noble Grand. Other officers, are Bertha Snyder, vicc-;rand: .Mrs. Mildred Squires, recording secre­ tary; Evelyn Koolehan, finance aecretary, May Rubnw, treasurer, Eva Beckham, warden; Mae MyRev. Ernest BeUrk, Jr. x rs, conductress; Louise Long, The preachers Job is to comfort V isplaln; Katie Corley, musician, the afflicted and to afflict the Leona MacLain, color bearer; comfort able. Mary Jameson, right supporter The satisfied and secure must be to noble grand; Nellie Futrcll, left jolted to action. supporter to noble grand; Virginia The saddened, (he mourning, the Anderson, right supporter to vice­ sick, muil enter into "R est'' with grand, Virginia Roche, left sup­ the Lord. porter to vice-grand. Eva WII- Both must come lo grips with life liams, inside guardian; Mabel I and be able lo say with Job, brown, outside guardian. “ I know that My Redeemer Altar.bearers will be Effie Hew- I Liveth.” « Jja b h J a lk FLORIDA’S FASTEST GROWING FOOD CHAIN I ★ * 2585 ■a n d o ORLANDO X j b c k s o iv s X ( R ^ f lin it ) u rk ets/ HIVE DIUV1 The Sanford Pilot Club Award for the Jjsnford Junior High School boy and girl, who has (hr highest average grade for the past its weeks, has been won by Jane Harward and Charles Hare, They also are selected by the faculty f o r outstanding achievement In courtesy and de­ pendability. Honor roll students for the fourth six weeks of school are: Laura Chase, Jackie Ensley, Irene Johnson, Ruth Taylor. Billy Coleman, Genr Halt, Marvin Smith, Jerry Cotlum, Lou Ann Johnson, Linda Ley. Karen Metzler, Carol Oxford, Mary Phillips, April Ramey, Barbara Blake, Ca­ rol Sue Bowles. Gary Brown, Dick Bruce, Jack Caolo, Johnny Clark, Charles Hare, John Og­ den. John Reedy, Johnny Phillips, Bobby Smith, Theresa Baker, Ca(hy Bond, Janet Ely. Jane liarward, Linda King, Linda Mills. Susan Tanner, Susan Tamtiy, Brenda While, Judy Whitmore. Ro berta Rankin, Cheryl Repp, Dolo­ res Newsom, Jimmy Thomson, Kithy Austin, Donna Beard, Arnelle Brown, Barbara Buckler, Jean Donaldson. Loretta Dyres, Susie HalbicV, Linda Hunt, Ann Mahan, Judy Ogden. Geraldine Page, Karen Pigg, Carol Samuel. Nancy Slkea, Diane Smith, Jill West, Jack Bridget, Ronald Goers*, Mike Smith, Pat Bassett, Sue Bullard, Nikki Morgan, Sue Ellen Fulford, Carol Stemprr, Sheryl Stemper, Judy Van Winkle, Betsy Schuenemann, Janice Al­ derman, Sandra Lee, Richard BenIon and Damon Morrison. VELDA — Chocolate, Straw berry, Vanilla ICE M IL K 49* FLORIDA GRADE **A" MEDIUM FRESH EGGS » 39* Wc Reserve The Right To Lim it Quantities fc c U d jtil! Soll& iLG hotSlab « n w l a n d e r tf a n te x tu r e d a m p in d rew 12.95 S< Has Guest Speaker iu d ts Magnolia Circle Magnolia Circle had a most successful work shop on arrange­ ment! at the home nf Mrs. Wil­ liam Sinclair, Loch Arbor. A pro­ fusion of colorful flowers made the home Spring-like. Mrs. James Messier, chairman, gave a report from the Board and announced Ihere would be a Fash­ ion Show at the Civic Center on April 22nd. She also reported there would he a State Flower Show on April lit through the 3rd at Peniacola. The 33rd An­ nual Convention of the Florida Federation of Garden Club will convene at the Hotel Rohcrt Mey­ er, Jackionvllle, on April 8th through the 10th. Mrs. J. E. Nlcholi waa appointed as delegate to represent the circle.* Membera used gladioli, ferns and various foliage to create some charming arrangements. The hostesi served cake and coffee with Mrs. Nichola assisting. Garden Club Show Planned “Summer Holiday" will be theme of the Sanford Garden Club Fash­ ion Show to be presented on Wed­ nesday, April 22nd, It o'clock at thn Civic Center. Yowcll's will preacnl their showing of Summer fashions with Mra. Tommy Bolt In charge of models who will be members of the Club. Mrs. J . Harold Chapman Is chairman of the show and tickets are available now or can be pur­ chased at the door. Mrs. Marjorie Morgenatcra, Judge Wilson Alexander was problems that exist In the county daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L. guest speaker at the Sanford Wo­ and stressed the nerd for more Hockenhury, Washburn, 111., and man's Club Wednesday when the room at tkr jail. Hr said that the John Market Todd, Pouglai Atrvast majority nf people were docivic department met for lunch­ ing the best job they could with craft representative, were married eon and program. | the. facilities available but thn Friday the 13th at the Azalea MeJudge Alexander gave the Invo­ ' growing county is making it dif­ Ihodist Church, Azalea Bark. The six o'clock ceremony wai officiat­ cation and spoke lo tha group ficult. To rmphssir* the growth shout the Juvenile delinquency of Seminole County he slated that ed hy the Rev. Charles L. Herron, 2.000 more driver's license had nephew of Ihe bride. been issued and 4.0O0 more auto­ The occasion marked tha birth* mobile tags issued over last day of the groom and waa Uyt fifty-fourth anniversary of (ho year's count. During hit talk Judge Alexander | bride's parents. Thr rhurch alter was decorated commended the work of the Family Counclling Committee un­ | with while gladioli and grecnefy der the leadership nf Mrs. Sidney and a program of nuptial music Ives. This work is msinly for was given hy Mr*. Charles >1*. FEED AT those with mental distress and Is Herron, organist. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Herron t'hcruh Choir nf First Methodist located in the annex of the First wilt practice al 4:15 Baptist Church. Mrs. Ives* num­ stood with the rouple during ,_ ber. not listed in Ihe new directory, double ring »ervice. SATURDAY Among relatives and friends at­ is FA 2 6375. Mrs. Roy Tillts, luncheon chair­ tending were Marilyn Morgeiv The pastor's class for church stern, daughter of M n. Todd. Mr. memberahip at First Methodist man, was assisted in the enter­ Todd will deploy with Heavy At* tainment hy Mrs. D. C. Howard. will meet from 9:30 to 11 in the lark Squadron NINE in August Daughters nf Wesley classroom. Mrs. George McCall and Mrs. J, and hi* bride will live abroad Training eourse fur youth and N, Glllnrv During the business during hit absence. session Mr*. Al Hunt was elected adutt teachers at fi 30. lo serve as program chairman SUNDAY for the Civic department. During Ihe bridge and canasta Mrs. Erie Vihlcn of Grapevtlle Training course for youth and games that followed Mrs. Rteven adult teachers of First Methodist Terllorst and Mrs. It. C. Moore Nursery will be Ihe guest speaker at the next Newcomer's Club at 6:30. won high awards. Screeno prize which will meet Wednesday, 23th, was won by Mrs. R. C. Wiley. MONDAY 7:30, at the Woman's Club. All newcomer* are cordially in* Truthseeker* class of First vlted in attend. Mrthodtst will meet in McKinley Hall al 3 p. m. The MYF is in vilrd to meet with tha DcHary Fish product* canned for hu­ man consumption in Ihe U. S. last MYF for supper and a special year came to 740 million pounds, Holy Week service, beginning at a 90 million-pound increase over 6:00 p. m. 1957. Sunbeams, Junior and 13 year intermediates G. A.'s will meet at First Baptist Church, 3:15. First Presbyterian Church pray r r and meditation icrvtra 12:00 e» lo 12:30. Boy Remits will meet at the D ow ny Mildew Church at 7 p. m. The Cub Tack Scouts will meet at 7:30. Church Calendar Newcomers To Meet. THE FLOWERS that bloom in the Spring tra-la welcome those traditional April showers and so do the gaily flow­ ered raincoats yoti’rw beginning to m-e blossom out on fnshlonnble boulevards across the land. Colorful, decora­ tive, light weight, and enormously useful, they rate’an importuut place in new wardrobe plans. For, good in­ surance that they are against the temperament weather of the Spring months, they're still pretty enough to go anywhere. And they do! Watch for coats like these being used to complete un "expensive looking ensemble"—look for coats like these to double ss an "evening wrap". You Can Stop . For Good Homemade Soup VELDA GRADE "A " Vows SaicJ By Couple Civic Department * County Agent Gives'Recipe 'jcU vdm FRESH M IL K ss 3 9 ★ ★FA S H IO N : U.S. By Myrtle Wilson Home Demonstration Agent The art of making good soup is simple but aristocratic. The lung list of mgri-dienti in rccipca is often discouraging, but the com-’ mcnli of your family will be most rewarding, and soup-making isn’t at all limr-coniuming. While it bubbles away, ynu have time for other Jobs or activities, says Miss Alice Cromartie, Extension Nutri­ tionist. Soups arc ope of the most nutri­ tious and Ineipcnsivr foods t<\ sen e. The wide range of kinds extends from clear soup, through many variations of consistency, color and ingredients, lo heavy varieties which contain enough nourishment to be a meal in themaelves. Fresh vegetable, made of soup stork made of brisket, shinbone or soup meat and bone, will make an inexpensive main dish. Soups are wonderful in a packed lunch. Fill a small thermos with hot soup. Your lunch-taker will wel­ come the change in llie menu. Left-over meats and bones make good soup stock. Add Irfl-ovcr vegetable and a cereal such as rlcr or noodles, or potatoes, lo make a tasty soup. The secret behind successful soup lies in making a delicious, well-seasoned slock before adding any vegetables. Any type of slock made of beef, poultry or ham bones serve! well. A favorite with gursta and family is a hearty soup made of beef stork. The re ­ cipe ii given below. VEGETABLE ROUP Rones left from a rib roast or steaks (along with drippings) Water .Salt Fresh (round prpprr 1 No. 2 can (2 cups) tomatoes >i cup green lima beans (froz­ en, fresh 'or cannrd) 1 targe carrot, peeled and diced ' i cup diced celery 1 medium onion, chopped lx cup green brans (frozen, fresh French cut, or cannrd 1» cut okra (frozen or fresh) '» eup finely chopped cabbage 1. Place hones from roast or steak in large sauce pan. Add drippings left over from cooking roast or slrakt (or 2 tablespoons of aoy sauce). 2. Cover with water (about 4 cups). Put a light lid on saucepan and bring to a boll. Reduce heat and simmer several hours 3. Remove bones. Reason stock with pepper and salt lo taste. Add Inmatoca. Heal to boiling and then simmer 30 40 minutes. 4. Add lima beans, carrots, celery and onions. Continue lo simmer 15-20 minutes. 5. Add lastly the green beans, okra and cabbage. Cook 10 min­ utes. 6. Snup is ready to servr. or may tie cooled and refrigerated until following day. 7. For freezing snups, cut cook­ ing time in step 4 to to minutes anil in step 3 lo 5 minutes. Cool and package soup in plastic con­ tainers nr glass Jars. Be careful to leave 1 inch head space. H. To serve froirn suup, let thaw­ in'container, (about 2 hours at room temperature) and then heal, but do not IhiiI. On Your IpeAAonaU,. Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Haggerty left today for a sight-seeing tour of Nassau. This is one o/ many trips that'M r. Baggerly has won for being "an outstanding, ag­ gressive" Westlngliouie dealer. L. P. Chlttendon, former .San­ ford resident, now living in Falls Church. Vs , will arrive .Saturday lo spend Ihe week with his sillers, Misses Laura and Edna Chiliandrn. Delegates attending (he annua) Florida Education Association Convention from Seminole High .School are E. A. Christenson, Kr« nest Cowley, Richard Silvers, John Higgins, James Flgott and A. J. Brsekrn. 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ADAMS TYPEWRITER SERVICE CALL FA 2 6311 -------T * SA N EO R D tr /C a n n e d lQ2i 207 W. l i t ST. \ SIX K. 1*4 rhWM r t 2-4NU K- 1 v a �/ u M Ltd:Alston Shrugs Off Hag Talk Leaguers Lose Favored In NCAA '• r L'aitod Praia laitrniUaaiJ Th* aaniest of ventures m max'•-ing Maw today to major Itaiuan . .who aro try In* to beat the worn *- florid* aprln* ualnlo* weather in memory of Arisona'a Chamber of .Commerce, _ - An unprecedented week of rein v M > (trem bled e a r l y pitching pleni, deprived many promliln* f! M « l o Weather Again aut’ Is -! •ff* , *w . » . im rookiet of a thence to mike food and even cauied two teim i to oult Florida In favor of Havana, Cuba. The illuatlon became 10 deipcratc Thursday that: —The Los Angel** Dodieri and Cincinnati Reda decided to leive the meinland and make a 200-mile jump to Havana for a pafr of hast­ ily-scheduled famea. Sebring Outcome Hinges On Weatherman's Scale SEBRING, Fla. (U P Ij-T h* outfcoma of th* Florida Intarnationil 11-hour aporta ear anduranca race htutg today la the balance of the waatbarman’a acalea. Four daya of raina left the lediua S.J ■ mile coune filled wilh rain puddle* that made eerioua practice lap* impoiaiblc. Bui there appeared hop* in a weather i Sf. Johns Meets j Bradley For Title i* l{ f l NEW YORK (UP1) - Bradley aad it. John’a. a couple of "old banda" at winning lourneya, are all ■*! for a ahowdown re match In the final round of the National Invitation Baaketball Tournament now that the "Cinderella learn a" have been lent packing with their tpmpkins, |la ia alippera, and kook ahote. ! And the title In Saturday*! na­ tionally-televised (4 p.m.) battle tinges on ono question—can Bradlay repeat fla 71-ab regular aeaaon Bin over the New York Red men? J Top > aaaded Bradley, anxloua for It* wcond NIT crown in three year*, reached the finala aa ex■acted with a M-ST thriller over nhw York U. Thuraday night on MS* Oweni* lata layup basket. And St, John’i, Making to be­ came th* firat team to win th* NIT three timaa, advanced wilh a Tg-U romp over a Providence * College team that had become the "upaet darling*" of th* tour•ay by flrit-round and quarter­ final round upaeta. Coachea Chuck Oaborn of Brad•lay and Joe Lapchlck of Kt. Jobn'a mad* It d e a r at once that they both war* worried man, " I thought NYU waa the bait In the tourney—until I aaw ■L John * beat St, Bona venture j* th* quarterfinal*,'* eald Ora2TIh» Bravaa look like Giant* » e ," aald Lapchlck, whoa* men ware unloaded but gam* t i l * favorite* In each round f lf . ‘'Bradley la a great team and v » y properly leaded No. I in t © tournamenl." & forecaat which indicated the sun may ahine when the darting gun aounda for Ihe chaotic La Mani d a rt al 10 a. m. Saturday. For the flral time in the nineyear hidory of the rare, the weather played a key part. A wet courie would mean a ray of hope for tha amill cara, otherwiia almod aura to lag in (he overall performance race behind the three ■ liter powerhouse* from Ferrari, Lider • Jaguar and Al­ ton Martin, Driven generally agreed that a wel coune would be leaa detri­ mental to the amaller c a n of Porachf, Lotua, and Eaca. The Poraehe waa given a good rhance of coming home firat overall In Ihe event of rain. Brlgga Cunningham, who hai (wo of Ihe three L ider • Jaguar* entered, laid Ihe Ponchei par­ ticularly would benefit from a wel courae. Baron fluihke von Heindeln, manager of the German Poncha team, admitted he would probably gain an advantage over the three-liter cara if It ralni. Practice runa Friday were called off early became of Ihe puddlea and a dinting, wind­ blown rain that dung the face* of driven doihlng along at up to 1)0 mllei an hour on the dralght. A night p raettrr atailon waa de­ layed until tonight. Ring Results NEW YORK (U P I)-Joae Torrea. 162. New York, (topped Leroy Ollpbant, 107, New York (1), ODESSA, Tex. (UP1)—Joey Olambra, 1)1, Dallai, knocked out Andy Anderaon, 1)S, Indianapolla, Ind. (2). LIVERPOOL, England (UPI) Randy Sandy, 1)9(4, New York, oulpolnted Dick Tiger, 161, Ni­ geria, (10). Offer Turned Down PERTH, Audralla (U PI)—Am* tralian twimmlng champion Dawn Fraaar hai refund offer* to ao coach in tha United Slalei, The 21-year-old Auuia record-breaker laid ahe will not romider coach­ ing until after the I960 Olympic*. Exhibition Results S P rttalU *" Rateball Reaulta II* an. Hillman, Marlin (I) and R. m United Praia International Taylor. Winnar-Brtwer. Loier-llillacinnati va. St, Louli at St. lim an. HR—Themaon. raburg, Fla., cancelled, rain. Paahlngton va. Chjcaga (A) at At Phoenix, Aria. ipa, Fla., cancelled, rain. Cleveland ooo 032 too < 12 o lalllmore va. Los Angelea at San Franriaro 412 020 OOx a 13 I aaota, Fla., cancelled, rain. Srore, Clcolte i)) and Naragon; Iltihurgh va, K aniai City at Sanford, Glel (6> and Rrtimirii. kQhi Palm Beach, Fla., ran- Winner—Sanford. Loaer — Score. ctlJed. rain. IIR-Breiaoud, Cepeda, Rodgera 2, atroit va. Philadelphia at Held. ■rwatar, Fla., cancelled, rain. lncinnati "B " va. SI. 1-ouia ' at Tampa, cancellad, rain, jffltlaburgh "B " va. K a n in City BOWIE, Md. (UPI) - Jockey '# * at Wait Palm Beaeh, ren ­ Howard (tranl waa one abort of tha riding record Thuraday when ew ed, rain. he booted home aix winner* at Itowlr. He won aboard Head Dan­ U Meat, Ariv. kton 002 000 ono t 4 1 cer, Rhythm King. Sky Rlrd. Ardrain (N) 010 ooo oon i a t rawetta, Manticora and Mnro Irewar, Walla (T) and It. Sul- Yarriley. t J S Jockey -Wins Six —On* manager offered to buy new bueball ahoea for playera who ruined them atomplng through mud puddlea around th* team'a playing field. —Another team drove 30 mile* in a bua to work out in a liveatock pavilion. —Four other team i, deiperale to play providing Ihe rain alnpi, tcheduled apring training doubleheader*. To the four teami training in Aruona it waa all a big joke, how* ever, because their schedule* arc up to the minute. The Boiton Red Sox rolled to their 10th uin in 11 gamei by beating the Chicago Cuba. 2-1. at Mesa, Aria., and the San Francisco Giants hammered out five homers lo lop the Cleve­ land Indiana, 94, at Phoenix, Aria. The Dodgcra and Reds, idle since Sunday, got together and agreed lo head for Havana. The Dodger* Hew out Thursday in tlieir private plane, which returned this morning to pick up the Reds. They've sched­ uled a game for tonight and an­ other for Saturday afternoon. Each agreed lo leave a team behind to fill previous rommitmrnta with the Yankees, Tigers and B r a v e s should the weather clear up in Florida. * Solly (lemua of the St. Louis Car­ dinals was Ihe manager who prom­ ised lo buy new spiked shoes for players who ruined them running in wet grass or mud. llfinua ex­ plained aome of the younger playera couldn't afford 12) for new shoes hut that he wanted them to get in some running. He alio point­ ed out that Ding Devine, general manager, would pick up the check. Tlie Tiger*, idle for the third straight day, drove 30 miles from Lakeland to Barlow to conduct a sheltered workout for pitchers and catchers al a livcslcok pavilion. The Tigers also scheduled a mornLng-aftertioon Friday douhlehcader wilh the Pirate*—weather permitting, of courae. The Braves and Yankees, rain­ ed out for Ihe fourth straight time, have alio scheduled a doublehrader—Ihis afternoon and tonignt. Manager Fred Haney of the Braves pointed out Ihe opening of the sea­ son is only three weeks distant and only one of his pitchers, Joey Jay, has gone aa much as five Junioga, Haney alio pointed out Die airing at rainoula haa periled the chancel of hit young pitchers lo make good because he now must concentrate on getting his established hurlers ready for the openar. Anthony Favorite In Fight Tonight NEW YORK (U Pi)-Tony Anthony, eager lo «how he can throw leather as well as blork It, i* a 3-1 favorite to beat rugged Sonny Ray tonight in their light heavy­ weight contenders' 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. "Tony has the weapons and Ihla time he'* going lo uia 'em," lays Manager E m it Braca who ia eager for Anlhony to alone for an upset defeat at the hands of heavyweight Reuben Virgaa at the Garden on Jan. 34. Anthony, 24, la the aerondranked world light heavyweight contender while Ray la fifthranked. The nationally -telavlsed bout is achedulad for 10 p, m. Giants Sign H alfback NEW YORK (UPI) -T h e New York Giant* have signed George Scott, Miami of Ohio halfback, to a 19)1 contract. Scott, a good runner and pass receiver, was tha Giants’ 191h draft rhoica, Editors No!*: This Is Die fifth i He conceded there were hopeful he hill every year, driving In too games for the Dodger*, can taka or more runs, he had only | ) hom­ over first base, freeing Hodges for dlapaleh ao the prospects of Ike ilgn* for 19)9, however. left field. MOjnr leagoe dob* far Its*. j Among them are hi* young pilch- ers with M RBI's. Hodge* really dropped off hjft Snider will be In eenterfietd with LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPD-CInV?*.? w i l u e ^ i t o a lB| *U ,f‘ ,n ,dded eXf* ri' the veteran Carl Furillo, who ia 30, season, hitting only .2)9 with iz rinnatl made it a year lata and | y**,r *1. *.!” * * , , * ,h. .'“\ c n c e for catcher John Roseboro, the in right. Left field if up for grabs. home run* with 64 run* batted in. Louisville they An««l«* 7 “ . ' J reDodger*, ite ^ M . confidently confidently preore fact that Gil llodgc* cAesn't figure Alston may platoon Wally Moon, Gil will be 3) In April, but other n.Lrf . . a year early, M ibut , I-MK. have two bad years in a row, the southpaw swinger obtained managers concede that hr'a as V S ?™ / * •« »»■ to and the possibility Duke Snider's from the Cardinili, and Rtp Ilcpul- good at they come al first base. Jim Gilliam, ticketed for third, skl, the ex-Phillie who bata from bat will start blasting again. The Duke, bothered by a bad the right aide. There also is a also can play left—if Bob Lillis, knee, hit JI2 last season, but it chance that Jim Gentile, although who hit .391 in 20 games for Lo* Bo h teams be d at about t-S(ilh H Mve„th. wasn't a typical Snider year. In he hit only .249 al Spokane, or Angeles late last season after they locally to win Ui* tournament.! ,.rEverything ..c v ti,i-. .went . . i »wrong." , n„ . -• hare something extra going for K»«ry»hlnK went wrong, said stead of the usual 40-or-so homers-Norm Larker, who bitted .277 in 99 brought him up from St. Paul, can Alston. "So thia spring I'm not pre­ win the shortstop berth. That them aa Louisvllla opens the two- dicting anything." would leave Don Zimmer, Itrw day struggle for Kentucky's vaTold that a lot of other managers year's regular lhortilop, or Dint ealed titla by meeting West Vir­ in tha league clan the ffodgers as Gray, who hits a long ball but not ginia in the eastern aemi-flnal and contenders, he merely shruxeed very oflcn, to take over third. Cincinnati goes against California hii shoulders and said he hoped Thus the only Infield position that in Ihe western semi-final. The they're right. • is set is Charley Neal i t second winnera meat Saturday night for "But don't say I said we are go­ base. There Isn't s club In tha college basketball's greatest pritc, ing to be contenders," he declared league which wouldn't like to hava A muddy field and misty skies parly for Ihe visiting players will Louisville was a two point fa­ emphatically. him although he slumped with Ihe vorite over (Veit Virginia and He did make it plain Gist he ire predicted for the llugby match i be the order of tha day. Approval haa been granted for rest of the Dodgers last season and Cincinnati was 2'v over California didn't blame the trick ballpark in tomorrow between the Navy Sand fell to a .2)4 average. * in tonight's games. Lot Angelas for the Dodgers' de­ flies of Ramey Field and the the Navy Sandflies to attend the Rosebnro, whom most baseball annual Rugby Week matches in Royal Canadians of Pensacola. The Cardinals will be playing on bacle last season. men feci has a chance to becorrg Bermuda, and also to make a The game Is scheduled Im 3 their own floor and before their "We just played lousy ball, at one of the league's top hitter!; own fans, the first time a team borne and away," he pointed out. p. m. at Die field on Celery Ave., trip to New York for other com­ will be the No. 1 catcher with Jo* hai had such an advantage since "The only thing we could do right across from the Giant’* dormi­ petition. The local tram met for idtim- Plgnatano, an accomplished » • City College of New York took the was , when we were playing Mil- tory. mige Wednesday afternoon. The ccivcr but weak hitler, in reserve. beat the The Canadian* will be flown to title at Madiaon Square Garden In w*ukee; The Dodger* Pitching could be the Dodger'a field was two fret deep in water, pennant-winnerr 14 times while Sanford from Pensacola, where 19)0. j forte. They have the possibilities. but the rugged Rugby cnthusiasti losing only eight. most of them are flight students. There is Don Drysdale, the fast, Cincinnati's big plus la Oscar Transportation is strictly the were undaunted. The weathermen hailing right hander who lost hi* Robertson, the nation's leading must procure clear skies only for Sandflies' problem, but the op­ first seven games last year and scorer and unquestionably the cur­ position wax strong enough lo the flight of the Royal Canadiani. still wound up with a 12-13 mark; rent super-itir of college basket­ Capt. Tom Hamilton commented, wangle an overnight. Johnny Podrea, the lefthanded ball. Heavy rains this week have cur­ "W ell play them even In a change of pace artist with • 13-y\ The Bearcats, who were ticket­ record; southpaw Sandy Koufax; tailed the Sandflies* afternoon swamp." ed for Ihe Louisville finals a year Other members of the team and who w-ai 7-3 in 19)6 before h« hurt scrimmages, leaving the boy» with ago but had their ticket punched their positions are Lt. (jg) A. C. his ankle and wound up Il-tl; Sta* LONDON (UPI)—^The Irish were an easy out should defeat come by Kaniai Stale In the front optimistic Schderkc, scrumhatf; Lt. (jg) P. Williams, a young right-hander but the bookmakers round, made it thia year by pot- were worried lick loday cm the at Ihe hands of the "younger B. Smith, first center; SN J. F. who won nine while losing seven, Ithlng o(f that same Kama* State eve of the Grand National Steeple- men." Following the match, the weary Catanxaro, wing; AD2 Z. Austin, and Boh Uiallombardo, a 12-gam* team, t)-73. winner at Montreal. chaie, Ihe world's moat gruelling warriors will adjourn to the San­ fullback. C. F. Bax. »crum: R. C. John­ Louisville couldn't play .)00 ball boric race. ford Naval Air Slation, where a son, wing; AMI RI B. 11111, wing the firat two months of this sea­ Irish horse* - have won this forward; AMS3 J. M. Roder, son but Ihe aophomorea who were event four times in the past six hooker; YNT3 W. B. Ingram, ■opposed lo be a year awray wised years and Mr. What, who scam­ Tourney Delayed; scrum; AN E, E. Trucluve, up in a hurry and the Cards pered lo a 20-ienglh victory In scrum; AA M. L. Fowler, scrum. astonished the baskelbkll world by the 19M running, is a hot )-l fa­ Rain In St. Pete dethroning Kentucky's defending vorite to oulleg Ihe field again PRAN R. J, Dragon, hack; ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. tU PIl HALLANDALE (UPI) — Jockey champs and beating Michigan Saturday. A()B3 J. Shanks, wing forward; —The once pu«tponed firat round Slate on successive nights in the Mr. What la an all-Irish candi­ of the ili.OOO St. Pctcraburg Open SA J. M. Juhlkc, wing; AQH3 J. Bill Hartack la in hot water again. llartark waa called on th* ear* mid-east regionals. date, being owned by D. J. Douti­ gulf tournament get* under way D, Jeffords, wing; ADJ3 W. J. Brandt, scrum; K. W. Fowler, pel by Gulftiream Park stewards tan, trained by Tom Taaiie, and loday, weather permitting. scrum; ATN3 C. T. O'Neil, hook­ Thursday after he refused to rid* ridden by Taalfe'a son. Toss Play was scheduled to begin The 140.600 purse which will go Thursday but was postponed by er; Burroughs Rep. Joe Carsly, three mounts. He will appear be* fore Ihe hoard Saturday. to the winning owner is only a rain. Officials said the four-day post; ADJ3 J. V. Roberts, post. Just last month, Hartack re* Station cook C. (Tiny) Gorton, drop in Ihe bucket compared to match would run through Monday fused to ritlc a favored hone at (6'6'' 270) lock: W. R. Wallick, other fortune* which will he won Instead of Sunday as planned. . It. M. Weiss. P. Keller. Dr. A. Hialeah Race Track. and loat on thia 117th edition oI nut the Weather Bureau pre­ Wakeman, AN O. W. Priest, AN This time, Hartack, after warim the Grand National. dicted occasional rain today, pos­ A pair of Grade A tills will The race annually attracts sibly causing another postpone­ J. 0 . Collora, scrum; B. B. Ing up the favored Flresickle for Burns, ADJ3 F. O. Patterson, SN the fifth race, declared the horse headline greyhound racing tonight worldwide interest because an R. J. Kempf, backs; J . Dodson, was too sore to run, A check-up for Sanfordilea at Sanford-Orlando Irish hospital sweepstakes is b at­ ment. Arnold Palmer of I.atrolie, Pa., wing forward; AQB3 R. F. John­ i by two veterinarians proved th* Kennel Club. ed on the outcome. It alto serves was back to defend hi* title! He horse ready to race and Hartack Wilh only eight days scampering as the second teg of llritsins pop­ thol a four-round 2i 6 last year to son, scrum half. Lt. (Jg) J . If. Pirotlc. hack out; rode Fireaickle to a second place remaining one the schedule, an un­ ular spring "doublr." This is win the tournament. I.alcr he won ATNAN J. M. Daley, back; AD2 1finish. usual 11-race Friday evening of where the bookmakers come In. the Master*. B. Lamont, wing forward: ATRAN i Whrn (ha rare was over, b* competition Is on lap tonight, Many bettors have coupled W. G. Meyer, acrum: ATRAN A. told the clerk of scales to lake starting at 9:10, Marshal Pal. winner of Wednes­ A. Savoie, wing; AD2 F. E. Calls, him off his remaining three Giant galloper Rural Command­ day'! Lincolnshire Handicap—the mounts of the day. The stcwartU first center. EDMONTON (U P I» —The Ed­ first half of the double-witti sev­ er, one of Ihe seaaon'a finest raesent a physician, la the d re n in ? SKSN R. B. McGuire, wing; SN monton Eskimos of the Canadian era, may head the quality Hal in eral favored anlrtas In the Grand. the (lrade-A 10th conttal. Eighty- One bookmaker reportedly will haik Cliff Jackson and guard Berry Barry, scrum; Lt. (Jg) It room to examine Hartack and ha pound Rural seeka his eighth sea­ have lo pay out more Ilian )S00,- James Fnrhcs, both of North Car­ Forster, beerboy; Nancy Smith, found nothing wrong. Rut Hartack dressed and left Ihe track. Rugby laundress. olina College. son triumph, after winning hii 000 if Mr. What wins. last encounter with an esploaion of speed in the homestretch. In (hat race he sauntered around the final turn in second place, but suddenly closed the gap and whlited past Zephyr Fire by ftva and one half lengths. Rural Commander will do it again tonight if h* ran march as wall against such atari aa Xiago and Madam's Agant. Madam'* Agant has raced only four times thia year, but has clear­ ly established himself aa on* of th* current best. He won hla last rac* with east after assuming com­ mand at the first turn. Hr outran Rlata, Rockln Jo and Edge of Nit* by five lengths. Racing in tha ninth encounter should hav* fans on thair feat, cheering. Fable Avenue and little Edge of Nil* will face six other tap-flight hounda In a hand picked octal of atari. Matin#* racing will start at I p. m. tomorrow, tallowed In the evening by 11 more event* at I : t 0 p. m. Local Rugby Team Set For Canadians 5 « Steeplechase Set, Irish Optimistic Bill Hartack Faces Carpet Call Again0 Grade A Races Top Schedule At Track Eskimos Sign Pair Introducing . J » ly r e * R*r>lJ an* Tony R**M U|h k it N A IA C 25 fret* Royal* Farm Rabat it e mighty goo<l bactericide. Since ! have been uting Rabac, my pepper yield hat mere then doubled, and quality hat been extra good, l.have averaged to date more then tOO buthelt to the acre on teven ttraight planting!, end I ttill have a lot of pepper to pick. RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Picture o f a m an w ho Karraway & Matinee Wed. fir Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SP EC IA L M A TIN EE FRID AY >Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collin*, Operator Season Ctoaoa March Sorry, No Minora S la t G a s tre l ln s u ra n e a m • 25 N A IA C nm sm v 25 Th* v o rld 'a f i a t l u c m i h i l • r f lf tU plant , , , ( f a control* m any f u n fu i dlioaio*. Y M oaly known control for dam pln« o ff t k c t t i aafo to nyo on fm w in p plant*. A N A IA C • a 25 * Y our k i l l <*ntrot for bacterial *pot of popper and tm nato. m N A IA C 9 riA P A W 25 A3 control for tkoo# tkroo ■»*!♦» dt*oaao* # fc u « u m k o r* -*■ downy mlldow, powdery mildew, angular loaf * p o t.. .r W tlU M Ilii NATIONWIDE S 114 N. Park Av* P A 2*0111 m N A IA C w n n sn w CHEMICAL COMPANY, Inc , Of Located S Mlleo Sooth Sanford On Highway 1T-M P. O. BOX 7 7 5 — 2 1 3 7 ALICIA 5T. FORT MYKRSi FLORIDA- �Hostage Describes Trip Erranl Shot Fatal Real Horse Opera Quotable After 10 Die In Crasl^ To College Student Untangled By Star Quotes Group Seeks Protection W ith Crazed Ex-Convict EDITOR'S NOTE: For Marly 24 hours, N n , Elma Baldwin, • H yesroM loath Charlestee, H. Va. hMtewifc, and her throe thlidroa wart held a i hostages hjr an rnraftd, vengesore-beat ax-convict who wai willing to gambit thtlr live* in tichaage tor that of hit want tat my. Tbc following dispatch It her accoMt ot the ordtal. By MRS. ELMA BALDWIN At Told To U N SOUTH CHARLESTON. W. Va. (UP1>—Afler we got in ihe car la it night (Wednesday), I remem­ bered there wai a hammer under tha front aaat. I reached down and got it and hit him (ex-convict Richard A. Payne) twiet—onct on the back of the head and once on the forehead. It didn't knock him out. t don't know why. He bled conalderably and he complained all day how hli head hurt him. Ha Juit told me not to try any­ thing like that again or he would hurl one of the children. 1 invert awake all night for fear that he might wreck the car. Ha drove awful ncrvouily and reckleai. The kid* alapt a little, but not much. The way be drove, they were ahaken up as much they couldn’t aleep. The kida were never acared. He actually wai very nice to ui. He wax very conalderala and, be­ fore we left the houie lait (Wed neaday) night, he told me to take two pillowa and two blanket!. He wax very nervoui all the time and kept the car heater turned up awfully high. I kept covering the childrens facca with the blanket!. He never loit hla temper. If he had been lnaane ha aurely would have jumped on me for the bad time I gave him. But he waa ex­ tremely nice. Ha talked a lot. Moatly about Legal Notice r iC T IC IS L B how it waa in prison. Everytime he talked about thin man Poit (Burton Junior ro il) he would pull out hla gun, I laid him not to do that be­ came he might hurt one of the children. I aiid " I’ve kept my word by not causing any trouble and you ought to keep youra." He agreed not lo harm ua if we didn't make trouble. He agreed to let ui go free to­ night (Thuriday) and planned lo get othee hostages. We were juit about out of money and gaa. He said he would leave the car with me. He aald If the police tried to gel him he would use the little girl (Suaan, agrd 4) as a shield. When the atatr police car start­ ed chasing ua, he let go of the steering wheel and pulled her rioter to him. 1 managed to grab the wheel and put on the brakes and pull Ihe car over to the curb. 1 waa (creaming to police not lo ahoot. Then he (Payne) said “ I’ll give myaelf up. I don't want to hurt one of them." That"! when he threw the gun out the window. But until we were safe, 11 was like altting on a volcano. SEWANEE. Tenn. (U PIW Fu­ neral servicei will be held at Memphis Saturday for a 25-yearold University of Ihe South stu­ dent. the victim of an errant derr­ inger shot, A coroner ruled accidental the shooting of Gareth Moultrie Ward, a Junior from Memphis. Ward waa shot in-the cheat by Danford Saw­ yer, 19, a sophomore from Sara­ sota. Fla. Dean John M. Wrbh termed the shooting “ purely accidental." “The boys were the beat of friends,*' Webb said. Young Sawyer It “ very upset about the ihooting," Webb laid. The victim and Sawyer were fra­ ternity brothers and the two and another student were visiting in Sawyer's room in a dormitory Wednesday night. Wrbb said Sawyer ownrd a tiny, double-b. rrelrd derringer piatol and waa showing it to his elanmales. tVebb said Sawyer was 'foot­ ing around with the piatol and suddenly it went off, atriktng Ward in the cheat." Ward was Ihe son of Mrs. John Ward of Mrmphii. Ilia father. John M. Ward Jr., an advertising man, lives In New York. VAN NUTS, Calif. (U P I)-T h e district attorney waa trying to untangle today a Hollywood horse opera that had singer Guy Mitchell galloplnr up to take a poke at a lumber dealer and ac­ tor Jose Ferrer stepping Into the fray as peacemaker. Mitchell, 35-ytar-old singer re­ ported to earn 1200,000 a year, admitted fighting with Abiaham Berman Wednesday over 1100 worth of lumber allegedly taken from Berman'* lumberyard for use on an addition to Milchell'a home. Berman »aid b» was silting In hi* car in nearby Chataworlh when Mitchell rode up on a horse dismounted and ' I 11 puund hell out of you." Berman said the linger hit him while he was still in the car and then dragged him out and hit and kicked him. He laid he waa treat­ ed at a hospital for Contusions, abrasions, lacerations and possible frarture* of his fingers. Snorted Mitchell, "I didn't even get a good shot in. All he got was a scratch on the rherk. I didn't even have marks on my hand*." According lo the singrr, he was nut enjoying a peaceful ride on his hone when he epotted Berman. “We started arguing. I was leaning on the window of hit rar," said Mitchell. “ He took off his glasses and took a swing at me. Then he opened the door and came out and we hrran rolling ,vround on the ground.” Ferrer said he came along and the two men wrestling. “ I thought they were workmen wieatling at lunch time. When 1 •nw that it was an earnest fight, I jumped into it and pulled away one of the men. It turned out to be Guy Mitchell.'' he said. Atomic Sub Leaves For Pearl Harbor PORTSMOUTH, NIL (U P ll— 'Ihe atomlc-puwrrcd submarine' Swordft«h left her birthplace at Portsmouth Thursday for duly in the Pacific and a new home at Pearl Harbor, Cmdr. Shanndon 1). Cramer of Harrisburg, Pa. and Washington, DC. is skipper of the submarine. The route of the Swordfish was not announced line hut a spokes, man at the Navy’s submarine br.se in New London, Conn . said that there was no likelihood the submarine would attempt In sail benrath the North Pole. United Press International WESTFORD, M ill. - President Eiaenhower i message to iclenttsti at the Lincoln Laboratory of the Masiachusetta Institute ot Technol­ ogy who bounced a radio aignal off Venus for the first contact with another planet: “Congratulations In all involved In this notable achievement In our peaceful ventures Into outer apace." WASHINGTON — Rep. William M. Colmer (D-Miss t, a leadrr in the congrrisional economy bloc, nn a discussion hr had with Treas­ ury Secretary Robert Anderson about the nation's finances: “ When I siaricd 1 was worrird about the future of my grandchil­ dren. When 1 got through 1 was worried about myaelf." SOUTH CHARLESTON. W. Va— Mra. Elma Baldwin, who with her three children was held hostage by ex-convtct Richard A Payne, com­ menting on their treatment: “ The kids were never scared. He actually was very me# lo ui." XENIA. Ohio _ U slte MarFad den. president nf Heaver Creek Tuwn.ship school's Monster Club, on petitions in Hie Legislature lo re­ quire flasher lights at grade crossittgs following the death of 10 per­ sons in a station wagon hit by a train: “ If something doesn't happen postage chargra on farmers* bul­ fine economy record and they lltrre will lie Ihe damnedest (lentletins, agricultural »earhooks and wouldn't want lo spoil it. other literary gems which con­ The pensions Congress provided unstratiun on the alatehousc lawn gressmen like lo mail out to the last year for rx president* arc anybody has ever seen," ho, it*folks. coaling morr than expected, Wr Those higher postal rate* wc-rr put up $100,000 ; 500,000 extra I* HARTFORD, Conn. — Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon John­ voted by Congress last yrar to nerdrd. son calling on American* to morut down Ihe deficit in the Post Hoover turns uut to lie a more bilire fur peace by being united Office Department. But now the expensive ex-president than Tru­ •gainst poverty, illtirrary, disease other government agencies are man. though most rmiKrcisturn and injustice: hack asking more money to pay had figured It vice versa. They "This should lie Ihe answer to the extra mail charge. .Sometimes each get 123.ono yearly as pen­ Khrushchev." it looks like we rsn 'l win. sion. plus office expenses. Hoo­ Our Civil W ir Centennial Com­ ver's are running 5-**0.400 so far tn mission has discovered it nerds a T ru m an 's'533,100. Howev er. Hoo­ Union Opens Drive historian. Apparently it won't get ver. after dcdurlion of taxes, was him. though. Committee rnemher* reported turning his pension On Coast Workers said Ihe commission had set a cheek overdo charily. MIAMI (U l'l) — Henry FeinHep. Ben Jensen ( It-lows) stein, who wn* forced to back blames the farm surplus problem on hi* announced intention New Fad Coming? on automobiles, lie said horxrs down of (iigattlring New York City used to rat the product nf 43 mil­ poller Into the Te*m*ler» Union, 17 Students Get lion acres. He didn't specifically today took rhatgr nf a Teamster say we ought In go bark to the organizing dtivr among municipal Into Phone Booth hayhurnrr and thus save thr 54.• and county worker* in Florida, TORONTO (U Pll— Students at 300,000,000 budgeted nrxt year to An associate said Friiislrin hail the Ryerson Institute nf Technol­ help farmers. liren ludrird to spearhead the ogy in Torontn have failed in a The Civil Service Commission drive by Teamster President hid lo brat English students at wants extra money to cover such James It. Ilnffa and hopes to tquerzing into a telephone booth. expenses as tha 5333 It spends In­ sign up gu.omi union members Only 17 students ni a n a g c d , vestigating the loyalty nf each within the next two months. FeinThursday lo cram Ihcmsrlvrs In member of Congress who Is nam­ stein will spend about three weeks In a booth, two short of th* world I ed tn an international body. A in Florida, It was aaid, lining up record of 10 established hy lhe| sure enough loyally rhrek, hy the and expadrd gun organizer* to Hatfield Technical College at Hat­ Fill, costs 5720. work ain»ng public employes in field, England. The Agriculture Department Fori Lauderdale, Miami, Miami A spokesman for thr Hell Tele­ needs an extra JiWO.tKh) tn hire Heath, Palm Beach, West Palm phone Co. said Canadian Months chicken Inspectors. Some of these llrarh and other cities along the are the ssm r site as the British will he veterinarian* Thr other*, .Southeast Coast, ones. naturally, will be called lay In­ “They must he ikinnier in Eng­ spectors. land." commented s Ryerson pro­ WILI.IAMANTIC, Conn. - ( U r t ) fessor. —Reporter Rritno Sniders nf Ihe Said the student who directed NEW LONDON, Conn. —I UTtS Willimsnlic Chronicle explained Ryerson's attempt to win glory from the B r i t i s h ; “ We can't —And whom do you think the U. lhal hr wa« late In making his claim in be world rhamplons, hut S. Submarine Ra*e picked a* daily visit lo fire headquarters be I g u ru wa're Canadian cham­ "Sailor of the Month?" Chief cause he had lo help douse a blaze in hla own offlre. Pelty Officer Davry Jnnev pions." Navy Stayed Aboard, Ate Up The Chow By FRANK KLEAZKR WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Navy has a problem with absen­ tees. But (or a few months bark there weren't enough of them, and this haa louacd up the budget. It seems that when a ship It in port Ihe captain always tan count on a good sired bunch of hit tailors rowing ashore. Thrre they bang around beer joints, din­ ing on hamburgers and other civilian delicacies. Hearings published , today by Ihe House Appropriations Commit­ tee disclosed that during recent perilous times off Formosa and Lebanon Ihe fellow* hung around aboard ship Instead, and ate up 52,415,000 of unbudgeted Gt chow. President Elscnhowrr now wants Congress to pay him back for this outlay. The sum is inctudrd in an extra 52,500,000,000 lie sajx he reeds to tide the government over till the end nf June, when tinfiscal yrar end*. Till* would be In addition to the 567,7:3,000,000 he already has. Our lawmakers haven't decidrd yet how much of this they will give him. One 515.000 Vein though Is a shoo in. It's to cover increased » *» * KOTtrr. Is herabv gl**n tha* l D A ILY C R O SSW O R D LJBLH3 r j u n am easts** la kualnias at High­ v ri f.'tc-ju 2. Punctuation 23. Bang U RnLmT H ACROSS way if - ll Sooth ot Sanford, S*mlLtW ULIM nets County, rtarlda under tha fir­ 1. Wound 29. An In. IdflWM-t ElSftl-IUUJ mark min']* n»ma of Binfnril Trurk habit, 3. Of birds crust Mptii utiia Sirs Ceatir, and mat I Intend l" relie­ ant 4. Farm [4[71141 1:1 Hi’.’llU fer *eld s in * with th* d a rk of s. Aa Instant the circuit Court. Bemlnote « ounty. 11. 26. Tending biClHHfd a T l - K I'i building ------------Scotia rtnrld*. In are»td«nr# with the 12. Ancient H U RI to B. Hand [.torisioat of tha rtctttleua >-*rn* wi] m a n mow wear covering Hlapanin •lalute, to-wU; Mellon Itl.Ot HMHUHCi uw niv sway Klorlila Statute* 1SIT. 1J. Arabian 8 . Hautboys U lth lL L J «JfJ JLliD / » / A. H. D u i b u r r 27. Drees* 7. Personal chieftain tsia a it u c iy c 15. Project. iitia itlUUi] V(11 1I K UK a l IT pronoun 14. Toward thk k yats: nr kiaikiua 18. Hard ot v JSa Ing *. Unit of th nonoT H t m a n o r. *s Kdward YMteHai'a Aa*«e» end nf a whale* work I'.Hirl. Cltfion. New Jar*ey. church 0. -----F a lls You are hereby n»tlfie<l ihel 14. Spring sun hie >>*•» tirnuaht aaalnit sou. II. Gallium 3S.Ctl*rity s a ni*. 10. Mexican IHJltOTHV BINIIUI'. by US'.nllUS. 35. Affix** quiet (Jlihlpl.) , <»ym.> h . iiisiu ir, mi.. in *ha circuit 32. In d u s 40. Church 17. Arabian Cnurt of the Ninth Judlrlal «'Ire u I* 3 9. Flowed ..f the Hi*ia of Florid*, tn ami 20. B ru tish bench 33. A toast garments for (Seminal* Counts'. Florida. 25. Polish 44. North, 34. Unit 31. Bailors Chancery r*e* Nn, l u l l . #*ld cult aaat river of 32. A prahtlna ■ lull for dlrarr* h , Ihe s *lit C.KOIIOK If. IttSHOr. Sr. from 24. Measure of (abbr.) aervativs wtlght 5 nil, Ihe said HOKOTIIV 111X1101'. land T - r ~ 4 l« an abbraslaied atyle of aald T— r ~ I • T T 1 rauae bains UCOIInr. It. HtBIlnP. 23. Apportions \ Hr. rial miff, va. UUltuTItY DIB- 21. Regions i u o r . irafandani. 15 ll 20. Axum You ara htraby reunlrad fa file silkworm yaur a n is tr la aald suit with tha IS 1+ II ■iflUaralgnad Clark of ih* above 34.----- and named Court at hla nffle# tn tha % downs Court llnuaa nf Homlnnla Cnunlv. 18 <• Banford. riorlda. not le.'er than tha 31. People of 1«ih day nf April, 1*1!. and tn Normandy % io ii xi. aarva a copy fhtraof unun Ih* 32. Distress >7 Bltlntlffa au arn tr. whna* nama aignal and addran ara annexed herein. i-i vA 1'ann sour failure la 0n to. derree 30. Exists S sro lonfeaau will ha ant*r*d 3T. Dissolution % aaalnai ) on. 19 u 1r 50. Vim HUNK AND nill'KHKI' I hla IUh frolloq.) day ni Mirth. ISIS, at Hanford. ir 1 Florida ** 41. Electrical •Official atali % Engineer o r. mv:HMDS' n J1 (abbr.l Clark of laid c#urt % Frad R. Wlltan M. Ready l o u t 14 **t.t*l lanfnrd Atlantia Bank 40. Occurrences Bldg, or P. n. no* 111. Banford. Florid*. 48. Carplika i d 4i 41 fi Attorney fop Plaintiff Puhltih Hauli 13. t*. IT ind April 48. fish Most recent i I. Mil U *i 4T. Vehicle i r . l . i t , R ( S T IC K with nrnntra is * (11 aaraana having rl*lm* or DOWN i demand* agalatt tha Exata of 2. Scoff Aan Barlork. and FSast* Hartork. of *4*1 Broadway. I.oraln. Ohio, who diad nn Octnbar I*. 1Ba■ while a resident nf the fll.v nf l,nr*ln. County uf Gnrdn and Htafa of finio. will lake noilra that her liallli I* helnt admlnletertd In Iba DO LLAR FOR DO LLAR Prohaia Court of Loral* County, nhio. ra*a No. K ill la aald Court; that aha died aalaad la ft* Sinaia of e**|.aetata tltuatad In Samlael* Cniiaiv. Florida; lhat her aald will haa haan admlllad tn arnhala In th* Court of ih* Cnunlv,Jud|* nf Hamlnolt Cnifatr. Florida and tltaf any elalm* or riamand* against th* Eatata of aurh dardant *h»ll h* filed la tha efflr* nf aald County .tiidve within alaht month* from February ft, ISIS, ctaima mutt h* filed In th* fnrin and manner prrerrlhrd hy tan- with rrap*<-t tn th* racular administration of as. laiae In Florida. All rlalmam* not filing th tlr rlilm* afaroald •hall h» fortvar htrrad fran* a*, •artlag aald claim* aaalnai th* daradanl'a Flordal r*al-**l*f*. Martin Rarlnrk. F i a r u t or , d**l Rroadnay. His Duty Was Done Just Coincidence 59 HilGIDAlRE The rtflt of this m o n th - Soil Discoscs thru Mar. 31— you can buy A thla incomparable FRIGIDAIItF. PROBLEM? Dry'ar fur only Try Deaths You gel the vimtut licit ride of any half-ton pickup, thank* In Ford's heavj-dutv, tw-ostage rear spring* and long, tapered leaf front springs. Scientific Impsct-O-Crsph tests provs you get the rssicsl ride] tt fwi PMib * hr H I Cxotf* i I *a«*n>***« I bMr npli. 4 M l tuts 1*4 $ JSait Lutxa I A ’S B F O R D Rig B-ft. Styleside hot give* vnu 70 pu . ft. loadspacs with the structural strength you need foe heavy haul*. Am) yrai'vr got the only Short St rule Six in pickupa today plus a new econ­ omy carburetor. Result: the greatest gat-saving romhinstinn on the road-and its yours at no estr* coat! • IS f r t ShrtnMt Xtt etss w m *4 (•raw* wt* ffW Set gwSsf Iff* (MMrvKtraa U K IA BB FO RD Bnvt petwf I** Mb tfi44 tot 4 ' W H I I L D R IV B P IC K U P I Now—get (he efficient power n# Ford Short Strok* Six nr V-A engines delivered lo all four wheelt. Ion ran go anywhere and get there! Hills, gulliet, pasture, mud, sand, tindefhnish . . . nothing stop* ■ Ford 4 i 4. See it operate, try it yourself! G o 'P O P O See it today — at Supplier or Kilffore Seed Co. TED W I L L I A M S H A R D W A R E 2 0 S E . U l l i S I. "Plenly of F r t P arking’* f k 2.3414 when you d o ... visit FAMILY! If you need U 4• UP TO$600 PALM BEACH. Fla. (LTD — Mrs. Grace Gallatin Kelon, R.1. au­ thor, explorer and founder of thr Camp Fire Girls, died at her home here Thursday nf a heart attack, A native nf Sacramento. Calif., she married Hie late E r n e s t Thompson Scion, an authority on Indian tore and wild life in ISM. phone: FAirfix 2-4612 before noon to a rrin ii M■l■ for money the same diy! Csth Ye* Rkswi 5170 00 III 00 270 00 117.00 41200 51200 LONDON (U Pll — John Turner MacGregor .Morris. 56. co-inventor of a submarine detector which was responsible for thr sinking of many German U-boat* in World War I, died here Wednesday after an op­ eration. 24 MsfitWy firm sat* t 7 00 11 oo 11 oo 11.00 2400 1200 ' NEW YORK (UPI) - Maurice Grieve, io. Internationally known wood carver, died Thursday al his home here. FINANCE SERVICE* INC MOSCOW (UPI)—Salva lladiana, 53. noted Georgian |ila>vviight and actor, has died, Pravda announced Thuriday, 125South PiikAvmul Phone FAirfii 2-4112 Sinlerd, Florid* OMANFORB TOKYO (U Pll — llikosaburo Hats. 65. one lime lieutenant gen­ eral and chief or staff uf the Jap ­ anese Kwanlung Army In China, died here nf ra n rrr today. TRIED, TESTED i PROVED IN (EN1RAI FLORIDA ROZIER Introduces Ihe NEW CAT DS (Series H) TRACTOR It's here: The new Cot DR (Series HI Iroctor. For years, the Cat D8 tractor has been a leader in it* held. Now, after yeort of testing, Caterpillar hos made the 0 8 even more outstanding. No other machine has ever received more critical attention and more brulol punish­ ment and has ever passed such sever* tests so successfully. This is the crawler they'll try lo motch, because the new Series H is the pacesetter of its class. Improvements tn the new 0 8 ara: • Lifetime lubricated rollers ond Idlers • Easily serviced dry-type air deo ntr • High ground clearance • 6 D.D speeds— 1.5 to 6 3 MPH • Advanced lube system • Easy working console controls • Better operator visibility, softly end efficiency S Develops 225 itersepower — I I S more • Over 2 tnns heavier See the new 0 8 ot your nearest Roller office. NABAC 25 Consult Your Everybody needs money C sometime A 'B P F O R D I.or*ln. Oh[o Si library to study for G lrlt Seoul mertl badges. The m other^killed with them were troop advisers. It was thr worst grade crossing at* cidrnt in Ohio history. “ I don't think It should hr- nee* essary for a family of eight ts ha killed at Hamilton, Ohio; re­ cently and tn persons killed here In order for Ihe state to act." aald Vaughn Lewis, superintendent a t the suhurhan Beavercreek school which the girl* attended. * N O O T H IR P IC K U P . . .D SD PE® L I K E Here’s the Heat DRYER BUY in town! XENIA. Ohio (I'P D —Resident* of this tlty of 17.non demanded beltrr railroad grade crossing protection today so that the acci dent which killed eight 12 year-old girls and two of their mothers can never be repeated. Edgar McFadden, president of the school board's Booster Club said he would go to Columbus to­ day to see Gov. Michael DiSalie about getting some action. He, said he would ask for immediate approval nf a bill before the stair Legislator* which would boost a it lo liren<* tag* 51 lo pay for protection devices at cross­ ing*. “If something doesn’t happen there will be ihe damnedest dem­ onstration on the Capitol lawn any­ body has ever seen," McFadden said. , DiSalie said Thursday his ad­ ministration “ will try tn eliminate nr protect all railroad crossings on slate highways" but he point­ ed out lhat the slate had no au­ thority at rounty roads such as the one where the Xenia tragedy happened. DiSalie has been under pressure to art sinre a family of right was ktilrd recently at a llamlltnn. Ohio, crossing. A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck thr stalltm wagon In which Ihe sixth-grade girl* were returning home from a Irtp to a WARD f b r s a v in g s J O S C a /fu s FO RD TR U C K S C O ST LE8 8 4#S« AS Oss*... I#ss I STRICKLAND - MORRISON, Inc. SSI K. 1st IROZI M -A CM I N I I l V it? Ran ford. Florida It You rs Inlerenlsd in an A-l I'w d T ruck — Be Sura (o See Your Ford Dealer TT ■— �_______________f u r * ," •d . , 11 le w, in In ih rn lc w fowling pieces, i wonderful fun for shooting quail but not quite up lo the meet-and potatoes duty of the American frontier. What he doei do li become the iherltf of a lough cattle town, earn a reputation as ^ fait gunfighter, fall In love with Jayne, who play* the molt curvaclou* and unobtainable cafe owner In the Writ, and become a hlood brother of a hostile Indian tribe, With a side-splitting lituation build-up which I* »o funny that It can make an Indian laugh. More bring* pcare to the town, civilization to the Indian* (to whom he sells hi* fowling piece*) and marriage to himielf and Jayne. And no bride ever given away by a savage war chief ever looked lovelier. Also showing as a part of the double feature Is “The Tarnished Angrls," starring Itock Hudson, Robert Slack, Dorothy Malone and Jack Carson. {WTVCUTWKKWO MIGHT/ 60T. HAVE TOl P ME Wat /tpfc ■BETROrHEDUASWXI r~ SAAJUNftLIIOVr J BATTLE OK THE SHARKS — Spencer Tracy is shown in h thrilling battle with the Riant sharks in W arner Bros.' film of Ernest Hemingway's Pulitzer and Nobel Prize win­ ning novel, “The Old Man and the Sea," which starts Sun­ day at the Ritz Theatre. FO«GOT. \ irUAfPENED WUEY WE SOU'PE 1 WTBE FIVE. 1HAVEN'T . ENCAGE.W7 SEEN HER DMCE. / tvaepff? OPTUS p tm ru i he m s j TUCK’! I HAVE WAITED S O LONG TO FIN D YOU! TW EN TY THOUSAND Y EAttSj T DO NOT MIND S H A R IN G , LOOK...SKOQPI PANGEX... BUT L O S IN G DESTROYERS ...COAA'NG IN YOU HOW WOULD B e ... M FAST/ . ■--------■ P A IN F U L ./ . - w fa i FOLLOWING/ IP T H E Y CATCH U S , I WfSH I WtRF.ND, BE£MR30UNGY BEtPOtHtPlO ME/ j ----- "-T. PBWCESSWAM6A W E MUST H U ttY / ' ■metre Aire h e a v y Stro m p e s t is t y e k s THE SATELLITE DEFENSES W IL L COVEKCUZ ESCAPE, FLASH GORDON' I ’VE FREED V tX ll S H IP FRO M THE G R A VITY KAY/ RVBfOH.. \ ILONtMXlVE l A4 ACTCLftl WAS 4 WE ARE LO STjyr. Riiz Schedules 'Old Man And The Sea' “The Old Man and the Sea,” the long anticipated Warner Pros, motion picture release bused on the celebrated Erncil Hemingway novel whilh made literary his­ tory, open* Sunday at the llllz Theatre. Starring Spencer Tracy, the dis­ tinguished WarncrColor film is viewed as making a contribution to motion pictures equal to that made to world literature by Hem­ ingway’s deeply moving story. The film was produced by I n ­ land Hayward, and directed by John Sturges from a screenplay by Peter Vlcrtel. Hcmmlngway’a S H E R IF F OF. FRACTURED JAW* — Jayne Mann field and Kenneth More aro shown in Twentieth Century Fox’* laujrh-filled drama, "The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw," cum­ in* to the Movleland Drive-In Theatre Sunday. Hospital Notes MARCH 1ft Admissions Lola Mario Beilin (Sanford) Chariot Cross (Sanford) Donna Parker (Sanford) Elizabeth Howe (Sanford) Hazel White (Sanfordl Barbara Jean Gilchrist (.Sanford) Carl Culver (Sanford) Walter I.. Slroudcnmlcr Sr (Sanford) Mac Isabel Vesta (DrLand) BIRTHS naby girl lo Mr. and Mrs Hnnald Beilin (Sanford) Discharges Lucille Presley (Kustis) Alexia Ballard (Geneva) Cindy Fuller (Sanford) la r r y Hamrick (Sanford) Joyce LcGrr (Sanford) William Brown (Denary) Charles Shaw (Sanfordl MARCH IT ..Admissions Myra Joan Carangl (Sanford) __ Elizabeth Screen (DeBary) Loyee LeGer (Sanford) Row Lee Williams (Orlando) Mary Douglasp (Orlando) Michael Moses (Chuluota) Viola Desmond (Lake Mary) 1,1 Marian Smith (Sanford) :• ‘Valerie McIntyre (Sanford) Jean Pelleni (Sanford) Denver Caldwell (Sanford) Births Baby girl lo Mr. and Mra. Edmond Washington (Sanford) Discharges . Katherine Boyd and Baby (Lake Mary) Jerry Burdick (Sanford) David Lee Stubbs (Sanford) : Brantley LIngard (Sanford) tihlrley Jean Parke and baby , V (Sanford) David Moses (Sanford) TODAY & SATURDAY OPEN, 12:45 Committee Told Of ‘Horrifying1 School Conditions JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Citizens Advisory Committee has been told of “ horrifying" condi­ tions at six Duval County Schools. A subcommittee, assigned lo check on maintenance at (he schools, said Wednesday It noted poor materials in the schools, inadequate administration, tack of discipline and general neglect. H laid most of the schools were comparatively new but in some cases “ apparently the contractors hardly arc out of the schools before maintenance la necessary." The report said the group found paint peeling, walla leaking, washrooms in “ miserable shape." lit­ tered playgrounds, lack uf respect for principals and faulty lire pre­ vention facilities. story, read by more th in 13,000,. 000 persons in 42 languages, brought him the Nobel anil Pulit­ zer Priics and new world acclaim as an artist of remarkable com­ passion and Insight into the human heart. The Warner Bros, film faithfully and beautifully trans­ fers these elements to the screen. “The Old Man and the Sea” was photographed with great care in Cuba, the Bahamas, Peru, Kquador, Panama, the Galapagos Islands, Hawaii ami California, James Wong llowc served as di­ rector of photography, with Floyd Crosby and Tom Tutwiler supply­ ing additional photography. The musical scorr waa composed and conducted by Aradrmy Award wlnnrr Dimitri Tlomkln. Featured in the cast with Tracy arc a 13-ycar-old Cuban boy, Fe­ lipe Pazoa. who has ^icver acted before, and veteran stage, screen ■nd television performer, Harry Bcllavar. Appearing briefly in the film are Hemingway himself and his wife. 4 * YO U S r iO O T M f, YOU MAY A m v n & M O 77V* C A W —r DCSPil* LARSONS "THREATS,TWA LONS RAN0 6 0 CONTINUES TO ADVANC* — HI O f - IN /> VOtTOC INVITED TOATTEND A •UMMIT* < ------- -J — ^M «C T IN <S TELL HEf? > TO COME TO MY OFriCE AT X ONCE" . ETTA IS IN c c c fc S M r> EVENTS ’ ( CLASS — Radio station WIOD will carry the Ashury Hour on Sunday from *9 a. m. The service is conduct­ ed by the Itcv. M. R. Vaughn, pastor of the Asbury Tabernacle, Cincinnati, O. Music for thr hour Ions program Is provided by local residents. The Asbury Hour Is in ils tenth year. /iv v - f 'v u se /i KIDDIES UNDER 12 THt ATOF ALWAYS FREE LAST TIMES TONITE — DOUBLE FEATURE KNOWING AT 7:00 A 11:00 PAUL NEWMAN JOANNE WOODWARD PLUS AT *:M DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS _ * _ T h « L o n g * “ SCARED S T IF F ” H o t Sum m er YOO-HOO. COOKIE** ^ i r s me ----- CLMO.YOU KNOW YOU sHOULONTCDME DASHING 4 INTO OUR HOUSE WITHOUT t BINGING THE DOORBELL/T HAVEN’T YOU ANY MANNERS T NOW RING THEDOORBLl L -r LIK E A GENTLEMAN ~ N«_ AND IL L LET r - X V V — YOU IN y j ’f t > 0»6»»as1 uunfl Bmmmmtmm PLUS AT 1:30 ONLY SHOWING AT 7:00 * 11:30 N fW AW(> 'i f N S A T IO N A WELL, GRANDMA,YOU KNOW OLD? BATHTUB IB OUT O’ORDER AN‘i B 6 IN*RERAISED— f— ma*ue<nvsv*U-'WMMi jxm m /im ALSO AT 10:00 ONLY GROCERIES Randulph Scotl GIVEN AWAY Declnion A i Sundown" AT INTERMISSION VST YOU <30 AHEAD A N 'T S U -M Y M O M -. ALSO GEORGE MONTGOMERY SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY You can’t imagine anything funnier J c l even/ JUSH EAD M AS ' TAUO W T A F lO tO H T O R ID E O H M IS MEAD J T ALWAYS «A<P ) t» THAT THAT UD Of /MOW VOU YOUR* WAS f GOT THE C O K N V / J WOLES IN , ^ , — < yourhcap ! FEA TURE: 2 : 1 6 .4 :5 1 . 7:26 • 10:01 STARTS SUNDAY ' THE T EA M 15 OOfNS A LOT BETTER TM iS Y E A R ANOTHER MOVE RUN) FEA TURE: 1 :2 0 -3 :2 7 DON McNEJLL Says; "What a thrlll-ynu’ll love rVfa- PQIVATE r A O O F F I C E // b ."TIME *TD r7 AOK HIIC1 ] SAT. ONLY — TRIPLE FEATURE r IN T H E X DON’T TH IN K N O W '* T H E 1 I \ \ ON MUM WAY T O SB C H O W AMNN1B L!(C6S THUH NEW r BUWWLW RATH T \ INVENTED) C O M E I , - - r ALONG l / GET MORE OUT O F L IFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE FEA TURE: liOO - 3:35 - 6:10 - 8:15 f ( PRINCIPALS Station To Carry Special Program ADMISSION COa i ' M I C I t ll> etvp ufT Y C urrj/—■ IT'S THAT NE A/MANAGER THEY HAVE r A LOT TO ENCOURAGE THEAt �YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING WITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS a i -M ARKET BASKET 2— FOR RENT X-A—ROOM * BOARD 3—1XACH RENTALS 4— WANTED TO RENT X—REAL ESTATE FOR SALB ft—MORTGAGE LOANS 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ft-fLOW ESS - PLANTS SHRUBS Ift- O r r iC K EQUIPMENT • lft—AUTOMOBILES • TRAILERS II—BOATS * MOTORS IS—FARM SUPPLIES ft . MACHINERY • lft—PETS • UVESTOCK SUPPLIES lft—ART1CXXS WANTED 1ft—PLACES TO BAT IT—BEAUTY PARLORS IS—FEMALE HELP, WANTED IS—MALE HELP WANTED • Sft—MALE OR FEMALE * 1 1 —WORK WANTED IS—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SB—SPECIAL SERVICES lft—PIANO SERVICES lftA—BUILDING CONTRACTORS lft—ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS » A —BUILDING, REPAIR*. '* IBB BUILDING SUPPLIES IT—NOTICE • PERSONALS SB—ARTICLES FOR SALE lft—FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD M—LOST AND FOUND • t—TOE RENT I or J ROOM, furniihed ment, nrwly decorated. per month or *12.00 per 213 South Laural. REAL ESTATE FOE SAID fr-FOR RENT CLASSIFIED INDEX Apart $4l.no week, ____ • 2-Bedroom houie, unfurnished. ~ kitchen equipped, III Eicambla Dr. Phone FA 2-0020 after 3 p. m-, **3.00 per month.____ WELAKA A P A R T M W T ^ ^ — ■ private bath*. lid W. Fire* »*• I BEDROOM Home *75.00, Kitchen equipped, FA 2-3651.____ APARTMENT—A v • 1 o n Apartmenu. Phone FA 2 5854. _ APRIL lit: 2-bedroom homo com­ pletely lurnlahcd. Adult* only. Inquire 2300 Sanford Ave. 3 -1 BEDROOM. lurnJahed a p a rt­ m ent!. private hatha. Park A partm ents, 1717 Park Ave. Phone FA 2-3993. _ _ _ _ Legal Notice ike r m i #f Commtw Je*e»i IRNIVOIH • *f K I«U i. |% fHOH%TH ,# Ik, Ratal* •>' M .rrVIV D. ll»» i r l l l l t .norahla fount* Ju<U* **"!, la County. FlorHa. . turn Mrcount «nd voucher*. a* Im^nietra'rt* tVt"A . f I*. **«•«• Jamta O. <libbs. fte*a*aad„M tlm». than and lh»re. » » “ • pllratlon to th* said Judaa for final cattleman* of h*r ration of aald *aiat». and for , nrdrr <lli<-har«lna h»r aa auch Imlnlatratrta CTA. Dltid thle Ih* 54lh dejr ©f Yt*. ary. A. P# I) a) n*mvlsvs I-. BrumP* A§ Admlnlstratrls CTA #r tha Estate «f . Jam*' C. CJIbbs Darraaad. W. War,, Allornar for ImlntatratrK O. Ho*. Mil, ,nforit. Florida 2 REDROM, Fla. room, /meed card 'a block from Lake. Phone FA 2-2320. FURN. Apt. ph. FA 2-0702. 3—BEDROOM houie Kitchen equipped. *100 00 Nice location, phone FA 2-4014. DOWNSTAIRS furntihed 3 mom apartment, private bath. Near town. 306 Elm. FA 2 2021. 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, private bath, acron from Po»t Office. 3-REROOM houie, 2434 Yale Ave. 2 BEDROOM kitchen equipped home, rail FA 2-6043. SUNLAND Estates lha D tfa n d a n ta l Rm. Tile hath. FA 2-3931. VA - FHA FHA In Sen ice Conventional Financing: Down Payments Low As $400 Furn. Apt., 2300 Mellonville. FURNISHED 5-room apartm rnt In Floral Heights. *65. t block South of air bate; to the right of Palmetto. Phillip Endera, Rt. 2. Box 372. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. W AN TED ROUTE MAN A P P L Y IN PER SO N Seminole County I*aundry t; n iiuu. lat. World n |ku r«„r< "Want to buy a rabbit'* foot? I need the money for bus fare home!" Scof LAKE MARIE ESTATES PRICE STOPPERS $350 DOWN IF rr IS DUPLEX Seminole Realty COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 B edroom s Florida Room — F.ILA. — $280°° J. W. HALL Stenstrom Realty Fuhllah March I*, ft. A IT—April a. m u _____ , _____________ STAND ■REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALB 11— AL'IUM 0 lULLb— 1 KAILBKS Immediate Occupancy NEAT MODERN 2 BEDROOM 27 fi . National Huu«p Trailer, ex­ BUNGALOW cellent condition, *6Vino. Inquire We (iiiarantee Personal S i J J u U Ideal home for young couple Marl­ at Lake Mary Food Market, Satisfaction* On The ing out or retired people. Built Construction Of Your Hnntc Lake Mary. i:fl K. Park A rt. Ph. FA 3-«l*3 by one of the better butldrr* in Or Your Money Cheerfully '32 PONTIAC, perfect condition. Sanford and la in excelent re­ Refunded. Must sell. Make offer. See at pair. Price ia cheaper than Cowan Moughton Terrace, Apt. rraaonablc at *7370.00. Down No. #. payment *3330.00, balance at *65 oo monthly. W. H. -B ill- S T E M P E R Ai w j Realtor A Im urtr Assoe. Laura B. Oxlar, H. E. T afftr Arthur F. Day Everett Harper Phone FA 2-4*91 U2 N. Park Cor. H w v. 17.92 k. 27th St. The ONLY FIIA Financed Phone FA 2-1501 MAYFAIR SECTION; Spacious 3 Hnmea Availnbie bedroom furnished home. Own­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor NOW IN DeDAKY er. FA 2-1694. Raymond I.undqulit. Aaaor. As U w Aa Allanlle Bank Bldg. IT WILL PAY YOU TO 2 Bit. CB, kitchen equipped, cor­ FA 2-3*51 ner lot. Mo. pmt. *57.50. LAKEFRONT: Modern 2 bedroom STOP AND CHECK THESE 4 Include* Closing I FA 2-1330, Ext. 406, Colby or home with double rarporte; CARS I1EFORE YOU BUY 2 A 3 Bedrooms, l ' i Tiled FA 2-0*83. large lot and fruit treei. By baths. 1858 Cltev ridel Station Wagon Owner. FA 2-8132. Many Custom Quality feaiures. Furnished 2 bedroom CB houie in 81*61.90 PLUS: The convenience of Citrus Heights. FA 2-6050. HIT Cadillac "82" 4 Door being within 2 block* of CHOICE lot, Loch Arbor, Lake 83491.60 DeBary Plate, a complete For tho Boat Soya In Rest Estate Front, on paved Street. Phone 1957 Ford 4 Door Station Wagon S haping Center. NO 8-4564. SEE CULLEN * HAKKEY 8095.00 W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman 1157 ( hr) tier Saratoga 4 Door W. G. Miller. Developer I U ' j ’ X 500’ FRONTAGE on Hi110 N. Peek Ave. Ph. FA t-3**l 81994.9* Sales Office way 17-82 writh 2-bedroom home. 1131 Dodge Royal 4 Dour llwv. 17 92 DeBary Plata FA 2-7887. AREA zoned for trailer park. 8965.90 Ph. NO 8-4971 or NO 8 4711 Boom for 50 trailers. In Lake 1*55 Cadillac 02 4 Door 6 MILEN NORTH OF 13—BUILDINGS o n interstate Mary. 81194.** SANFORD Road job ill Seminole County MAJOR BROWN REALTY 1154 fluitk Roadraaater 4 Door are Adverllted for salr, number­ *891.60 Realtor ed front 1 lo 1] atartlng on Ml 1954 Chevrolet Bel-Air 4 Door LAKE MARY way 15 S North of Lake Monroe CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME. As­ *595.90 Ph. FA 2 5237 or FA 2-1964. bestos shingle two bedroom 1934 Pontiac Station Wagon and West on Orange Blvd. 4home together with TEN LOTS *7*3.90 houses on Iliway 46 and the 13th BEER TAVERN on lllway 17 92, near modern shopping center. 1*32 Cadillac "62" Convertible on the S. W. end of interstate Volusia County. FA 2-0300. *691.60 If you are looking for a bargain job. Immediate occupancy, 2-bedroom this is one. The total price it til l Cadillac "62" 4 Door Mail bids to Whita Construction. *593.60 CB newly refinlahed Phillip* only *9,000 00 cash. Why not in Company. P. O. Box 27*. Lake built. Term* or will discount scstigate. Would stand a good 1931 Chevrnlfl Sport Coupr 8296.06 Monroe. There will be 30 day* equity for cash. FA 2 6033 or loan. allowed for moving of Buildings. 1931 Merrury 4 Door FA 2-2541. Thia ad will run 2 Week*. RAYMOND M. I1ALL 1113.00 BEALTOR ft INSUROR REAL ESTATE Third St. ft Park Airnue. South TRUCKS ■sk Crumley k Montaitk Y'ail Call Ball at 117 Sou* Park Ph. FA 1-4891 2 m ils monthly incomr *115.00, 1*38 Chevrolet >i Pick Up L’orner location, close in. to I’hons FA 23*41 11493.90 settle rstate. *8500, requires R O S A L . PA Y T O N Pick Up This is a guest past to the Movie- 1*37 Chevrulrt *3500 down. Ragtaterad Real Eatato Broker *1298.60 land Drive-In for Janrt John Ph. FA f .llO l- 1 7 - n a t Hiawatha 1957 Dodge Tick Up ion Lap. date Apr. 3, '59. (1193.90 W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR 3-BEDROOM CU, living It dining 1937 Chevrolet H Tick Up -MORTGAGE MIAN'S Ellr. Methvln—Velma Gomalez, room, kitchen equipped, family Adelaida II. Motel — Associates, 1893.90 room, 2 bathi, quiet neighbor­ *1,000 to *100,000 available fur 1901 Park Are. FA 2-5232 hood. city limita. *14,500. GI purchase of second mortgages. mortgage. *3200 down cr term*. DeLucian, Temple 1-4092 or FA 2 1889. Midway 7-3325. (Includfti d o tin g ) .00 *8280 only $f7.50 monthly • Blocks Wait Ot Franeh Avenue an <0th Straat. MODEL OPKN DAILY Choice Clark. Circuit Court a rm lnnla C e u a iy Florida f.y: Martha T. Vlhlaa P a a n i r Clark till AND C Ilie. L ’ t f o ur,) Save Dollars At 7— R E A L KMTATK W a NT M o I or 5 AriTi, Sanford area with arrets to railroad siding. West aide preferred. Phone FA 2 1991 nr FA 2 2101. Towns: FEGJTT CITRUS TREES GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevllle Ave. FA 2 0686 WOODRUFF*! Farm A Garden Center ANNUALS 60| Celery Ave. 13 MACHINF.BY ft- TOOLS 23 SPECIAL BBRVICEB DICTAPHONE in good *hape. Can PUMPS — SPRINKLER he sern at Ihr Sanford Herald SYSTEMS IIE W Y M URINES SlDtPOffice. *|nn. All type* and sue*, installed STEEI. FABRICATION"Do It Yourself" BABY Carriage, Play Pen. Car CONSTRUCTION EQUIPM ENT IVE REPAIR AND SERVICE Bed. Car .«cal. Call FA 2-61S2. 1ue»., Mar. 31. 9 A. M. FT. S T I N E LAUDERDALE, FLV at Pro*pe«t Machine and Supply Co. Cotton ft Wool Yarns, Notions, ltd., ft Seahuaid Rft. Hall Sircl 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 6432 Thread*, Tape*. Tank Co. quitting A selling n'l KOI.I.INS HOflRY SHOP equip.: Heavy Shop Equip.: 22', RMLLAWAY. ifoipltal and Rabi 12' ft 10’ Lathe*, awing to fill"; Reds. Day, Week or Month— At Tha Sign Of The Totem Pol* 2617 S. French Ava. Radial 6n" Drill; Boring Mill; Tel. FA 2-3181. Furnitur* Center Shaper; Threading Marti*.; Mill­ 116 West First St. REDl MIX CONCRETE ing Machine; 10' Plate Rollei; 14' Window Seal* — Lintel* — Steel Television Tubes Tested Fre*. Steel Shear; Grimier*; Bio* Pin Create Trap* — Sand—Dry Well* ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Pie**; Hyd Pre»*ei to 150 T; 40' MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. At The Sign Of The Totem Tole. (Vllcad Crane; Grinders; Approx Ph. FA 2 3751 3M Elm Av*. 2617 S. French Ava. 27.5 largr Drill Bit*; IPO ,*rt» STOVE, Refrigerator. Dinette. Set ■trill*; Bcamrr*; Tap*; Cutler*; AIR CONDITIONING of bedroom furniture. Oddi- and Socket Set*; Tap ft Die Set*; II. R. POPE CO. end*. FA 2-4M9 Many Wrenrhe*; Other Tool*. 206 S. Park ---- FA 2-4214 UPRIGHT Piann *73 nr nexl belt WELL DRC.IJNO C-omplele Automatic Welding offer. Excellent eonditloa Fairbanks Morse Pumps Equip: 25 Welders, 20n to 1200 FA 2 0816. “ Repairs In ail nukes amp, ga* ft elec, driven, mostly HOWARD C. MING Lincoln; Autnmatlc positioner* ft FACTORY .TO YOU207 K. Commercial Ave. Lincoln Head*; Over 25 Acetylene ALUMINUM Phone FA 2-2*33 >tl*; Cutters, Other Weld equip. VENETIAN BUNDS-* Enclosed head. Sag-proof hatTBA TELEVISION SERVICE Steel Stock In quantities of rail with plastic ends. Flattie All -Make* and Models many spec*; New ft u»ed Valve* or rayon tapes. Cotton orSiyloa WINN TV of many type-, to g” ; Fil­ cord*. — 318 W. 1st. St. FA 2 2994 ling*; Elec. Motor* to 75 IIP; S rn h n rik (,!,*** nnd P * I r C Co . Office Equip; Power Shop Tool*. 22 A—PLUM HINT, ana ROOFING 113 l i t W. :.id St. Ph. FA .2-4622 CALL-TITUSVILLE PAINT *3.93 Ga —2nd7~Gal. FreT. Marion 1 yd Cranr u Cat PLUMBING ft HEATING INC ARMY NAVY SURTLUS power; 2 Cat D 4 Tractors; JD ft Thone FA 2-7691 310 Sanford Ave. > Mil Tractor*; Comp A Atr Tool*; SANFORD Ford Sedan*; Pirkup* to '55; '54 p 'a T T T t s p e c u l & l>i*-T Flat-Dump; I'hev w hyd Alkvd Flat Enamrl Interior Joe C. Thomas Tail-gale; KB-.1 ft 6x6 Boom Wall l’atnt. 1023 Sarlta St. FA 2 0643 Trurk; *51 Mark Die*e| ft Dodge Reg. Suaelal T rartnri; Fruehauf ft GT Dane l*t. Gallon 3.10 Z 3.10 Tandem Floats; Ungers 23 T I>»w . . . 2nd. Gallon boy; Truck Part* & Tractoe Parts. PLUMBING WRITE-WIRE Auctioneer* for HEATING 6th ft sale bill. In*p*rt any lime. Tin* Mapla auction tnrludes a very large num­ AIR CONDITIONING ber nf varird items of equipment CONTRACT and REPAIR WOUK in good condition. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-4342 GOOD used furniture. FA S16QS. SPINET pisno, late model, fqH kay PLUMBING TERMS: Complete Payment Sale hoard. ro*t }8nooo, will tall Contracting ft Repair* Day: Cashier's or Certified *393 "J. guaranteed, P h o n a Free Estimate* Checks, Bank Letters. Earh PieceFA 21971. R. I„ HARVEY Positively-Sell*-To-High eat-Bidder Ml Sanford Ave. Phona FA 2 33*3 Without-.Minimum !H & Hall Stcrl Tank Co. Owner 24-PIANO SERVICE DUSKS & l HAULS Ft. Lauderdale PH. LO 4-43.12 Powell's Office Supply PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING FORKE BROTHERS 117 Sn. Magnolia PA 2W. L. HARMON TIIE AUCTIONEERS Ph. FA 2-4223 Alter 3;00 p. m. I mNCOIA, NEBRASKA 29—FURNITURE aad 321 Sharp Bldg. Pit, 2.1043 HOUSEHOLD GOODS ~ 24-4 Ill'll.DING CONTRACTORS This la g guc.xt pas* (o the Km Theatre for Charle* Calhoun. For carpentry, painting, screen­ ing, looting, and platter repair, New Jk Uiad Exp. date Apr. 3, '59. asphalt tile, asbestos tiding, Furniture and AppllSReaG ma«onry or wood steps, leveling A4-B I M P WA and tepairing garage* and Mather of Sanford wrecking call FA 2-4899. CURB GIBUS over 21. Apply in 203-209 R. First 8t lit. FA S-09SS person at Pig 'N Whittle. 28—ELECTRICAL SERVICES SELL US YOUR FURNITUR! DIET office worker, 44 hr. week • We BUY the Most VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS *143 00 per Month through train­ • Wo SELL the Most ing, apply Dietition, Seminole Parts for all makes of cleaners; • Wr PAY Ihr Most Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, etc. Mrmorial Hospital. SUPER TRADING POST Free pick-up. Work guaranteed. Ph. FA 2 0677 FA 2 4765. IS— Male i»el£<JJfaiited< • RIO VALUES ' BODY ft FENDER MAN wanted. Houst Wiring — Electric Service • QUICK CREDIT • Sid Vihlrn Apply in person between 8 ft • EASY TERMS RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 5. Seminole Rody ft Upholstery, 112 Magnolia FA 2-0913 301 W. 2nd. New And Used Furniture 23 A - BUILDING — REPAIRS— 311 E. First SI. Xl-Wark Vfaatad rA 2-5621 PAINTING Painting A-l. FA 2 7928. FLOOR sanding and finishing New ft Used Furniture ft AppU* ancc*. A Good Place Ta- • IRONING—in my home FA 2 5899. Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving IUIY SELL or TRADE ^ Seminole County since 1923. JENKINS FURNITUR! • IJahyalt or iron. FA 2-7921. H. M. Gleason, Laka Mary 400 Sanford Ave. £ 1 Practical nursing nr companion -IftMlJltANCK Used furniture, appllaneai, -taoie for elderly lady, rail FA 2 6526 etc. nought-sold. Larry's-M ar* after 6 P. M. J ia h ilA 113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 -tllt. HOUSEWORK, Phone FA 27191. I* ILiAM K / 36—LOST AND FOUND 23—SPECIAL SERVICES <V“f I.OST—LEASE. Rig Sal* 0 a FA 2-3Z62 Everything. Furniture Cantar. Complete Lawn Maintenance; Meltch llldg. Fertilizer. Spraying, M o w i n g, *7—NO TICKS—PERSON AI.K Thl* la a gucat pass to tho RttS JOHN' I4JMMERSE Theatre for Dianne Smith, Eap. 416 Willow Ave.......... FA 2 7197 dale Apr. 3, ’59. • Quick laundromat Service Shirts Finished In 46 Hours I'OUND—One Boat in Lake J*#Sanlton* Dry Cleaning sun. Owner May Claim by DaaK. 21th St. Foodmart Bldg. eribinc and Paying Stora|9 SOITIISIDP. LAUNDROMAT charges, — HOLLER Motor S a le s 2nd nnd Palmetto Phone t FA 2-62.11 FA 2-0711 N ight: FA 2-0365 t t —BOATB and MOfOM Plumhintr Repairs m N KW WILSON - MA1ER AUTO GLASS INSTALLED To wliom it may con­ cern: I, Turner Mc­ Donald am not ad­ vertising' for any f e m a l e “ He l p Wanted,” Windshield Bark r.laaa INCOME TAX' SERVICE Door Glia* Vent (il* M H'm. II. Murray l i l t Celery Av*. FA 2 1394 SERVICli Closed Sunday Senkarik Glaan and Paint Co. Year Kvlarud* Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 304 6- t E, let. Pkaa* FA 1-5941 112-114 W. lad 54. F t. PA 2-4422 AVAILABLE NOW WANTED HENRY SCHUMACHER Phone FA 2-6310 \\a invite-you to bo our guMlft aboolutcly fre* without obligation a t one of Sanford’s leading Motals while you locate suitable housing for fob and your family. Pick up your koy a t tha Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM, Fran. Corner H w r. 17-92 ft 27th St. Phone FA 2-15 t l FOUND—Row Boat, owner m |y have by identifying and p a y tll storage. FA 2-3480. NEW RAVENNA PARK : HOM ES • • FHA Cabbage Wagon USED $SAVE$ Dea-a-dirt Tablets; weeks supply BEAUTIFUL DISH GARDENS ENVELOPES, U tterheads, state­ 96c. Itoumlllat ft Anderson — t i — Pata-IJveauekdHipptMa IANFORD FLOWER SHOP ments, Involrri, hand hills, and Fausts Drug Store. FA *1*22 ar FA 2 *276 LIGHT Ducka, Mri. K. It. Gray. programs, e t c . Progrrulve Printing Co. Phona 2-2931 — *9—AltTlCLHn FOR RALE Bl. I. Box 261 Phone FA 2-7082. 1 1— Aatamebljea ft Trailer* 304 West 13th St. Sanford, Fla. l?u Haxs Accordion. 5 week* old. 1953 CHEVY, *» ton pirkup. Good 7 switches, cost *500. stilt has Fumltura Moving ft Storage condition, equipped for touring 11—ItA lfT T PARLORS guarantee, *175 or brat rash C. E. PHILUP8, Again mobile home. *450. 2512 Clair- HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK offer iinmrdiatcly. Ilox 120, San­ WASIIBURN VAN LINES mont Ave. FA 2-1991 FA 2 5742. 105 So. Oak 1300 French Ave. ford Herald. 1946 GMC 522 tractor and Freuhauf insulated van trailer. Rnih in good condition. Tire* alone worth *400. rA 2 4537 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD 25—ARTICLES FOB BALK AN AUCTION LAFF-A-DAt Home* Deiljrned For Florida Living. *65.00 Kurn. apt. 2 Bdrm. Fla. 3 JL ft Bedroom*—1 <fc 2 Bath* 2-IIKDROOM house, Florida room, kiirhcn equipped, monthly pay­ 105 COUNTRY Club Circle. Thia ment« *52.69. phone FA 2 142S, 2 bedroom epnereie block inline or Inquire at 1*01 Holly Ave. ia less than one year old. For l,ota «, >. and f. Block f . Tract 21. BAKLANIM. only *360.00 down and paymrnt M'llINHH. a c n r d l n a tu lots lots of *65 00 monthly. You may I'lot t h a t f o f ramrd rd In ilnok 1. paac t l . I’uh* move in today. We have the key. Ilrramwold Section — All cleared. Hr l l t i o r d a nf aamtnaU Pricr i« right. 2411 Chase Ave f o u n l y , Florida Tou t a d Farh o f T«u. a i a n o i l , FIVE Acre* tiled farm land on Phone FA 2-5604. Sanford. fiad tha' a auit to n u itt t u l a ' • South Sanford Ave. *2.795.00 tha a *a» a dtarrlbad p r e p s r i r h a i FARMER'S ACJENClF" with *7*5.00 down. Terms on batn (Had a t a l n a t you and you ar# harabr rta u lra d la carve a N. V. Farmer, Realtor balance. r .,pr of yu ur A n a a i r l o tha I'om* D. H. Whitmore, Asaac. p l a i n on tha iq a ln tirf'e e tio rn sv a . Open Man. aad Fri. till • F. M. FRI.UF.il AN D H K TT IX tlllA l F. II* 116 5. French Ave. Ph. FA X5221 Koulh Kao trlt*. W in te r f a r h . F lo r ­ After hour* FA 2 2011 or FA 2 4*21 ida. and flla lh a o r l f l n a l In lha HERBERT STF.NSTROM at flra of lha D a r k of tha Clrruit This is a guest pass to the Mnv|eCourt on or hafara April t i l h . J»l«: Registered Broker n th a ro ia a lha a l l i f a l i o o o f aald land Drive In for Paul WarLF.N RLSNT.R i-..n,plaint w i l l ha t a k a a aa eon* mack. Eap. date Apr. 3, '59. faaaad. LOTTIE BROADWAY Thla notir* alia II ba puhlltliad KEN TORBETT nnta aa< h w ea k (or four ennaaru* Asaeclatr* t l t a waaha In Iba Hanford llarald. I'a tld thla l l t h d a r Of Msrrh, 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2142* I la h»Ulh hnpalaa win i ar Park, Florida IdlCAl.l o r, Vfwfndoii F ri.. M ar. 20. 1959— r» jr e 9 4th Addition. |I« I ||. l ltlr nr Inlatral It* and tu III*- f-.ilwo ina ■laacrlbtd nrnparl). a l i u . i * r In C rm ln rlt Csur.ly*. Flnrlda, t u . w l t i A M> B F T T I M I H A 1 6 E r r s IB South PINECREST *65 no laren 3 Bdrm. unfum. apt. Dining Rm. til* hath, fireplace, nice yard, 1703 Mifnolia Ave. Rentier PltlMA Cl'HTlft HAROLD O RANOEI "Call Hall" Phene FA X-X64! HARRIET M. MILLIN' HARni.h A. LKAIINKD aad HOME SEEKERS 1IAHCI. If. LEARNED. bla w|fa And lo t Tba u n k n o w n aoouaa of 1303 WYNNWOOD Dr. One year aald almtra narnad a a . old 3-bedroom, 1 tile bath home, lural Krfandanta. liv ely kitchen, equipped with And lo : All narllaa c l s ln i l n * In. K i t a l by, th r o u g h , tinWcitinghouic Stove and refrige­ dar or a e a l n a t lha above rator. Drive by and aec thla at­ nama natural llrfand. ,ania nut kpnwn tu ba tractive hopie. then give ui a naad or alia* call, tl.ooo.oo down, *8« 25 And tu: All pa rtita I t a r l n c or f l a lr a ln a ta ha»a any monthly. Immediate poiaciiion. FRLIHCI1 B an !nr it & IK TUB c m e i i r COl BT OF TH E AINTM J l DIIIAI. f l R f l lT. IK AKU FOH BMHIKOtM CUIKT1. 2-BEDROOM, 1 bath CH home; KMIMIUA IK I H A U K H V Ka. 100*1 utllUy room, kitchen equipped. F A .M .A N n o o o i . f f o u n e r . . i n c . SUIT TO UUIKT T1TI.I1 Located in Pinecreat. Excellent a Flarlda Corporation, condition. FA 2 *593. Flalatui. r V i U A CURTK, at at REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Itafrndanta 2544 French Ave. >UTI( K O F *1 IT In ib a .Nairn at tba I t a l a a t Fler* Ida: T* 3br Quiet Community N ear G olf Course $450 Down AND Includes Cloalng Cost CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE LOANS Turn Waal On 20th SI. Follow Country Club Kd. it W atch F ur Our S if iu • • . OPEN D A IL Y Applications Processed Through This Office 9:00 A. M. T il B ark SUNDAY 2:00 I>. M. TU D ark Raymond M . BALL, Realtor SU otm eU MS 218 S. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-5641 Construction Co^ Inc. 211 Wr*4 254b Stroat Phona FA 24193 . �Jh& PROGRAMS START 6:00 P. M. FRIDAY, MAR, 20, 1959 m in A t r . 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For AO Your [jBWELRY NEEDS, WATCTI i and JEWELRY REPAIR Gwaltney Jeweler FA I 4 M A Completely Im U M Gas System FOR > 3 1 00 Complete Lint »f— Gas Appliances EASY PAYMENT PLAN r; Miller Radio & Appliance SIS B. P ark BALES and SERVICE PA 2-0352 YOU R E QU E ST ED IT . . . WE G O T IT! ODD CHAIRS that you wanted at the price you wanted AX eolort, shapes Bind deeljrn*- Uuholstcrtd k washable plastle. 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M) It la W rltla n M:M Ml What'a My Lina Ml flondyaar T h ea tre Ml Matt R e d r e w l l : * « Ml MnvlaMl Nawa Ml Muvla III Tha Baa H a w k t i l l * Mi D a telin e Europe HOBDAY A. m. T:M Ml To d a y —t l a r r e w a r 1:11 M l W ea th er A C artoon i T i l l Ml Around Iho Btal* 1:00 Ml Nawu 1:1* III r a p t , K a n a a ro o 1:4* (11 Morn ing T h ea tre Mi l lo n im r 11• >■m *:M 111 Iteadara D la e r t 14:4* M) Douah fla Ml (l> Life or t i l l e r 1*1*4 111 Treaaurr Hunt 1 1 . H l‘A Ml l l : M Ml Ml Ml Ill** lilt* In Chrome, Broruetone 11:1* I:** Bnd BUok Tubular 8Ual l:M IM *:*• Um for Dinette Chair*, l:kl lit# Cocktail Chain, D • ■k «:#* C h ain , Pull*! C h a in anil ate. 4:1* 4:*o *.*• 111* III* 1:1* •i«* • ill lilu ItM VALUES From — Tito lild flM Is** OPEN EVENINGS BY a p p o in t m e n t $ 9 .9 5 to lit* lid * * 1** $ 1 6 .9 5 YOUR CHOICE only — 1*)M Ml#* M il* 111** 11 it* IK * f e S M I f f ir I L or* Lucr C a n ecn tra tlo a T e a Dollar I’afor Lind Harag MOBDAY P . M. 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The hour wai unbottied with some cheerful nonaenia—two open­ ing*. The ft rat, a nice aott-ihaU icml off, had Benny on a (tool, unjacketed, pretending be waa warming up to atudlo audience. The iccond, a beguiling ciaay in pomp, wa* the "big" openingthree marchlrtg band*, confetti, balloon*, alm m era, a unleyellit, a cowboy on a hor**, a drawn rlckihaw and an equally tired looking camel, a cre»c#nt moon with a girl panenger, and. juit ■bout everything but NBC-TV’a Wagon Train, which, unfortunately (till la detained aomewhere wait of St. Joe. From that point on, It waa almo»t all gravy. Bob Hope wa* on board and wat In handtoma form. Mttii Gaynor also waa mustered In and although bar singing la undlitingulihed and her dancing ■ trifle heavy-footed, she la plea*■ntly contoured and did no real harm. Tha meat portion* of th# ahow were contained in two Benny aklts. One wa* a hit with Senor Wencei, that ventrtloquiit refugee from Ed Sullivan, which had Benny'* head Inside a box. It's rather Imponlbte to eaplaln—you had to be there, aa they lay. But it waa eertalnly a successful chunk of clownery. The other skit was—and I hats to use th* word—a claiilc. It in­ volved Benny and a trio of chlmpanteea who are pert of an act called the Marquli Family. It waa a file fugue In pistachio and the videotape certainly ihould be deeded In some comic hall of fame. Bud Yorkln, who strawboiaed the Fred Aitaire iperial earlier this season, produced and directed the Benny hour. He can take bow number two for the semester. Hbort shots: Harold Stone turn­ ed in a very solid Job Wedneiday night aa the villain on CBS-TV'a Trarkdown. Robert Culp, the hero of the seriei, also chipped in hla usual four-square performance. Culp, Richard Boone of CBS-TV’a Rawls Is Leading Royal Crown Open COLUMBUS, Ga. (U P l)—Bet­ sy Rewlt held a three-stroke lead today In the $6,000 Royel Crown woman’* . open here after shoot, injr the only aub-par golf in the opening round Thursday. Miia Rawla, of Spartanburg, S.C., wbo shot n bllitarlng 70 at the Augusta Country Chib In the Titleholdera laat Sunday but fin* iehed second, hoped to break her “Geunila jinx" hero this week. The 6-0, 132-pound veteran golf­ er shut a two-under women's par 72. That was good enough to put her three strokes In frqnt of Patlv Berg, Minneapolis, Minn., end Wlffi Smith, Bt. Claire, Mich. Louli Buggs, Sea Islend, Ga., who captured the THleholdera ia windy and 'aold weather, found Thursday*! gusty wind* and feet greena too much. Mis* Buggs end­ ed up at 76 in a tie for third with Marlene Better Haggs, Delray Beach, Fla., and Bonnie Randolph, Nmploa, Fla. Have Gun, WUt Travel and Jim Garner of ABC-TV's Maverick are Ihe most stylish of TV’s actorcowboys. Bob Hope, who guested briefly on the NBC-TV Jack Paar show Wedneiday night, waa in pretty good form. It would be Interesting sometime to throw Hope, Jack E. Leonard, Oicar Levant and Groucho Marx into an off-the-cuff con­ verts tion piece Just to see what might erupt. The Channel Swim: Neither Naked City nor Rough Riders ia listed on the temporary ABC-TV schedule for next season. .. Sidney Kingsloy'i one hour medical seriei, World In White, Is report­ ed to be the ahow CBS-TV will throw in against NBC-TV’a Wagon Train on Wedneiday night neat season. John Aaron and Jesse Zouimer, producers of CBS-TV’a Person To Person for ala years, will resign after the aeries’ laat ahow on June 26—the pair are reported to be somewhat less than enthuied about Arthur Godfrey replacing Ed Murrow on the Interview ahow next fall. . .Bell Telephone la con­ sidering spomorshlp of 15 specials on NBC-TV next season, split about evenly between leienee and musical shows. Revival Scheduled At Oviedp Baptist Dr. O. L. Walker, DeLand will conduct a stria* of revival* next weak at the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. Dr. Walker la head of the De­ partment of Religion at Stclion University. An ordained minlitcr, Walker has served aa pallor to churches over the south during hla years at Howard College in Birmingham, Ala., and Southern Baptiat Seminary, Louisville, Ky. The meeting at the Oviedo Church ia in eooperation with the simultaneous cruiade iponsorrd by IS churches in the Seminole Bapliit Association. The services will be held dally al T:M p. m. from March 22 through Easter Sunday. An addi­ tional service will be held at U a. m. Easter. The pubHe la In­ vited to attend. A apodal early Easter service Is planned at 6 a. m. In the' Oviedo Methodiat Church. The Rev. Jack Bryant, pastor of, the Baptist Church will preach' on "What the Well-Dressed Christian Will Wear on Easter.” Coffee will be served following the service. Audubon Society Will Meet Here The Seminole Chapter of tha Florida Audubon Society will meet Monday at T:10 p. m. to the Home Economics classroom at Seminole High School. 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(Herald S ta ff Photo) Second Body Recovered; Wifzel Medalist In Spencer GolfOfficers Selected Third Feared In Waters Sunshine Is Back, Pairings Listed Players Get Work Af Seminole High; ^ Baseball players, eating heavily and exercising little during a week of rain, atarted paying the price o( "living high on the hog" yester­ day. Although some were puffing af­ ter "wind sprints" around the San Francisco Giants’ farm league base here, others didn’t appear to be a hit out of ihapo. Bob Perry definitely appeared to toho in the latter category, belting News Briefs Yea, It’s Likely WASHINGTON (U P IW o rd a n ’a Xing Hussein arrives today for a visit during which he la likely to ask for additional U. S. aid. •No Nose Cone Yet CAP* CANAVERAL (U PD -Tbe Air IV)ret has failed in its third attempt to recover an experiment­ al bom ease fired into the Atlantic. Quake Hits Nevada W1NNEMUCCA, Nev. (UPI) The strongest earthquake in Amert k a since IBM, "roiled" across Nevada Sunday night but appar­ e n t l y left no damage. 1,932nd Was Charm Lo n d o n ( u p n - v e r a .. . ard rejected Roy Horne'l i.m. ..age proposals 1,931 times but gave in n number 1,902 and they were married Saturday. Pope To Wash Feet VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope John will wash (he fc*l of 12 poor Wef Rome in Holy Week ceremonies at the Basilica of St. John in Latoran on Thursday, King: To Visit U. S. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbs White House announced today that King Baudouln of Belgium has ac­ cepted President Elsenhower's in­ vitation to visit the United States. Resignation Accepted • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower accepted today the resignation of Malcolm An­ derson as an assistant attorney general, effective April I. The Razor’s Edge WARSAW (UP!) — Economist X ailm icn Pawlowski was sen­ tenced to life imprisonment for us­ ing forged documents to obtain ^ 00,000 razor blades from a War­ s a w factory. Third Is Important MADISON, Wis. <UPI) — T.irce buildings were dedicated a t the University of Wisconsin over the week end — a dormitory for 234 women, a dormitory for 256 men, and a commons building. Ships Crash In Fog 0 BOULOGNE, Prance (U P l)-A Soviet aleamer sank and a Ger­ man freighter was crippled today In separate collisions in thick fog off the coast of Europe. One men wea missing and feared deed. Swindlers Arrested WASHINGTON (UPI) — KB! egenta arrested I I persons today hi a crackdown on a nationwide swindle involving newspaper puscontests. Jmathers To Speak JACKSONVILLE ( U P l ) - S - _ eorge Smathera (D-Fla.) will bo rlnctpaJ speaker a t the State sen. of County Commisslonere invention which opens a throa­ ty stand here Tuesday. Negroes Rob Bank CHARLESTON, 8. C. (UPI) — our Norro man robbed the CelMin Street branch of the First ationai Bank of Charleston Uiy and escaped with a email mount of ‘Mix’ Aid Requested WASHINGTON t UPI) — Arlnur 8 . Flemming, secretary of health, education and welfare, has sug­ gested that college* work out apeerrengrmems for etudrnli high schools were aloead by three consecutive pitches far over the wall. Dusty Rhodes, Willie MeCovey and other member* of the Phoenix squad lashed out long drivel during an Intensive drill. Corpus Christ!, Texai League champs, ventured to IndlanvUle for an exhibition game. The Texans took their lumps, 10 3, at the handa of the Mobile Bears of the South­ ern Association. A scheduled exhibition game here between Phoenix and Roch­ ester waa called off. The Phoenix Giants, Pacific Coast league champions, hadn't had enough practice, according to Carl Hubbell, G lints' minor laagua director. Drilla for the farm clubs started at 10:30 a. ra., lasted until 4 p. m. Batting and fielding were the or­ ders of the day, along with plenty or running, at four separate loca­ tions around tha base. Hurlera called for batting prac­ tice duty were not extended. Khar* of pulled muscles also kept most others from going at full speed. Drills'at three-qiJarten speed were on tap again today. Aa announcement la expected shortly on the exhibition schedule here. Some o f.th e games were "washed out" permanently by the week of rains. Machines Are Used A possible companion of Lonnie C. Robinson, Sanford commercial fisherman who drowned last week, waa found floating In Lake Mossroe Saturday morning. The badly decomposed body re­ mains unidentified. Coroner Hugh Duncan said fingerprints and a description of the man had been sent to the FBI in Washington. Results should be known by Wed­ nesday, Described aa about 47, 3 feet, 11 inches tall, and weighing 180 pounds, the body haa three miss- Students at Seminole High School never will have to ask how to use a voting machine during elec­ tions. Through cooperation of County Commissioners, the student council obtained six voting machines for a recent school election. The Coun­ ty bore a portion of the expense in the operation of the machines, and gave the students examplts of democratic voting. Charles Bogan emerged victor­ ious In the race as president of the student body. Serving with him will be Niki Ashby, vice-president; Marilyn McDaniel, secretary and BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) - D e ­ Prances Strickland, treasurer. tectives today probed the myste­ Doug Miller wat elected preil- rious death of an attractive 18dent of the Senior C lan. Other ycarold Beverly Hills housewife, officers, for the 1939 80 term are whose husband and wealthy par­ Kay Ivay, vice president; Iinde ents refused to talk about the Parker, eecretary; Unde Ross baffling case. man, treasurer; Dian Aiken, chap­ The neatly clothed body of lain. Student council representa­ Brenda Emerson was found lying tives are Jeanette Brawn, Janet on the lawn of St. Joseph's Hos­ Glenn, Ray Lundqulst and Jeanne pital Saturday night after an un­ Southward. identified man telephoned and Junior class officeri chosen were said: Deanna Nichols, president; Betsy "There's a body lying out on WUliami, vice-president; Nancy your lawn. A black sedan Just Thomas, treasurer; Margaret drove off real fast." Jones, chaplain. 8tudent council A preliminary autopsy failed to representative* are Suzanne Jonas, datermlne the cause of death, al­ Judy ^udwi«, aud Alex i»cKlbt,l. though It waa revealed autopsy Ronnie Broadway waa elected surgeons found a small mark on president of the sophomore cIsm . the Inner part of bar right arm Serving with him are Ann Schu­ which might have been made by macher, vice-president: Sharen a hypodermic needle. Maxwell, secretary, and Mary Del. LL I . J, Vandcrgrift said A lengthy meeting la predicted Helen Washburn, treasurer. On the that when be and another detec­ for City Commissioners tonight. student council are Bob WUliami tive went to the nearby West Loa Oa the agenda ia a discussion and Joann Zaigtor. Angeles home of Mrs. Emerson's of Mwage treatment plant reports. parents, Mr, and Mr*. William Sines the Commission as a whole Blonder, they were met by attor­ la not In favor of the plant, de­ ney Jerome Weber. bate probably will be lengthy. "What** the crime" Weber de­ Other consideration! will be ■ manded, according to Vinderrequest to buy the property' at grift. Trench Ave. and Seminole BouteThe detective said Weber told vard as a shopping center; estab­ them that he had advised Blonder, CASTLETON. England (UPI) — lishing fees for use of the swim­ e furniture dealer, and hi* wife to ming pool and designation of small A 20-year-old Oxford student waa refuse to answer any nucitlons. trapped unconscious In a crevice areai for annexation petitions. feet below the surface today "You mean, even though your Recoin r endition.- will be heard 1.000 daughter is dead under strange from the Zoning and Planning In nearby Devil's Holt Cave. Res­ circumstances that you don't want cuer* tried to pull him out, but Commission. Two amendments to to help usT" asked Vandergrift. the Zoning Ordinance will be giv­ the rope broke. "Don't be so cruel," the detec­ Nell Moaa became wedged In en a public hearing. the crevice Sunday while exptor- tive said someone In the house In tha faraoui "peak cavern" in shouted. Ballroom Dancing the Derbyshire hills with a group of seven students. Angler Lost Fish, To Start Tonight Nearly 100 rescuers worked The second ballroom dinting through the night to get him out Boat And Trunks; class will begin tonight at the before the foul air In the hole civic center, under the direction would gnuff out hit life. They Women ‘Twitter1 of Mis* Polly Jack, recreation supplied him with oxygrn through MIAMI (UPI) — It wasn't so a tube leading into the crevice. supervisor. had when the fluh got away, said A doctor waa lowered to Moss' Classes will be held each Mon­ fishermen Trank Vernie, 48. day for JO weeks, from 8-9:30 p. side in an attempt to release him. What made him mad was when m. Registration for the clan haa He placed a rape around the boy'a be lost his boat and flame-red been completed, with alx couples waist, but the rope snapped when swimming trunks. on the wailing list. All persons reg­ the rescue teama hauled on It. It also was embarrassing. "We have to walk a long way istered are urged to be present It all started Sunday when a and prompt at tha ela n tonight. from tha entrance and then crawl for 800 feet on our stomachs In a big wave threw him from loc ■pact 20 inches high and a foot rear of Use 20-foot cabin cruiser he, shared with Frank Johnstone. wide," be said. Johnstone didn't notice Vernie Moss laughed and Joked with Partly Ready tonight and Tisrs- hla rescuers during the night tie- wis missing and continued troll­ day. Lew tonight mid SO's. North- fore he lost consciousness. He at­ ing. erfy winds II is i t mile* per tempted to raise his arms to grab As the boat faded into the dis­ hour, decreasing and becoming ths rope lowered to him, but was tance, Varnic peeled off his shorts variable. wedged in too tightly. and waved them frantlrally, A passing chaiter boat loaded with men and women spotted him. By this time, Vernie was too tired to put on his trunks. And dasplle the tittering of several female fishermen, h* allowed lilmtelf to be hauled out of the water minus hi* bright red Itunks. Daughter Is Dead, Parents Are Mum Discussion-Slated On Sewage Plant Youth Is Trapped 1.000 Feel Below Weather W est Expected To Offer Reds Strong Guarantees WASHINGTON (U P I)-P ro siEisenhower tad British Prime Minister Herald Macmillan are expected !• offer Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev a strong new guarantee against resurgent German militarism and attack from the WeeL Diplomatic official* said today that tha two Allied leaders had agreed oa the approach ia an ef­ fort to lower tension and toad (a settle ment of tha Btrlla crisis and other European problem*. They eeto Elsenhower aad MscsniHaa bad instructed their top aide* to hammer out a compre­ hensive new Europe** security plan to be presented te the forth­ coming foreign ministers' and summit conferences with Russia, Macmillan, who plan* to lest* Tuesday (or London, wee da- h» Mi “happy and satisfied" with the re­ sults of hla three day* of secluded talk* at the President's Camp David, Md.', retreat The prime minister la expected to have Us flnal talk with tha President at the Whit* House thU afternoon. Official* Indicated thli would be la the nature at a ferewall court**/ call, however. Mermlllen end hi* aide* meet at the British Embassy with U.8. official* today to dtocuea trad* matters. Mscmrllen neared the end of hi* U.S. visit with one clear victory —Eisenhower's agreement to at­ tend a Big Four summit meeting ibis summer. This overshadowed tha fact that tha British and American leaders failed ot agree on a number of ^gnilicani issues ----- agreed only ea the fact that Baby Rush Is On; Tax Deadline Near • LONDON (UPI I -Midwlve* and maternity homes today prepared for their busiest two weeks ot the year. Babies born before midnight a week from Sunday earn their par­ ents tax exemption for the entire year, and a great deal of family planning ia based on this. Statistics i how March is the biggest birthday month bresus* ot this too pound (290 dollar) exemption. The midwives call the final two weeks the "spring hand­ icap." Officials On Trip County CominUsionera rpcot to­ day in Tallahassee. Nature at Mae log upper teeth. Three tattoos on the upper arm are composed of two hearts and an anchor, with "Dili*” written beneath them. Duncan said the man had a large tattoo of a girl on hia chest, with the Initials LHK. He hsd dark brawn hair, and a scar on hla left forehead, and was dressed in a dark blue ihlrt and striped grey work pants. The body had been in the wa­ ter "about a week", according to Duncan. There were no sign* of foul play, and he was presumed accidentally drowned. Robinson and two unidentified companions were seen in Sanford last weekend, according to hia family and police. They apparent iy had been drinking heavily, and were taken to tha ramp east of the band shell, where Robinson kept his fishing boat, police said. Tour empty boat* have been found in Ink* Monroe since ths storms of last week. One has been identified as Robinson's. The others arc assumed to have brok­ en lose during high winds. Police fear tha body of Robin­ son's other companion may still be in the lake waters, although they have no way af knowing. The man found Saturday was believed to have been with Robinson. Tunrral services were held Sat­ urday for Robinson, at graveside in Evergreen Cemetery. The body of the unidentified man la at Briaeoo Tuners! Homo. Judo Team Plans Exhibition Here Judo esparto will stage aa ex­ hibition at 9 p. m. Wednesday in the ballroom of the Mayfair Inn. The demonstration is sponsored through the cooperation of tty Mayfair Inn, local civic club* and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Arrangements have been made by Major Donald Loegcrtog, ser­ vice Information officer at McCoy Air Force Base. Staff Sgt. Arthur K. Wilson will introduce the team. Tour youngster* will be featur­ ed In the Judo group. Several of these wear the black belt, the highest award In Judo competition. The exhibition will be open to the public. There will be no ad­ mission charge. Members of local civle clubs are urged to attend, and bring their wives. Praying Tot Dies In Auto Accident NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) I-year-old hoy waa killed Sunday while Joining in a prayer in tha family car, which collided bead-oo with another vehicle. Officers said Philip D. Roberto, I, died instantly in the collision. Seven other persons were injured Police said young Roberto was kneeling on the front seat praying when the accident occurred. Gordon Roberta, 21, the boy'a father, said the family was hold Ing a devotional at the time of the accidcnl because Mrs. Roberts waa to work later in the day. Eight Feared Dead In Mine Explosion TAILM5I (U PI) —Tho iiiitl-Cummuiilst revolt In Tibet hurt spread to Comm uniat Chinn, a NntimmlUt Chinese cabi­ net member said today. He unfed the unti-Coniniunist world Oeno Wltxcl. who won top am a­ to asstat the revolution lent it become another HungaryThe official waa LI Yunir-hsin, chairman of the Nntionteur honor* in the PGA tourna­ ment last December, was medalist nliat government's Mongolian ami Tibetan affairs cnnimhu for qualifying round in the G. W. Spencer Memorial Tournament. Wtiiel allot a one under par TO. Match play began today for first rounds in the tournament, and will lie completed March 28. Ialters of the first rounds of championship, second and fourth fllghta will com­ prise th« first, third and fifth fllghta in the annual competition. All rounds will be played at the Mayfair Country Club. Second end third round* will be closed out April 4, and the fin­ al* played Sunday, April 8. Prises will lie awarded to the winner and runner-up of each flight. Paired in Uie first round of play In championship flight are: Georg* Herndon vi C. E. Phillips. E. C. Bradford vs Hugh Grier, Carl Hubbell vs A! Stein, Dave Cunning va Frank Watson, Gene Wltzel va Mack Cleveland, Jack Allen va E, H. Smith, Harold Ring v* B. C. Hamilton, A1 Bryant va Bill Fleming. Second flight Includes Saul Abramson vs Roy Holler, Andy Carrawty vs Joe Andrews, Abe Fennell vs Keith Burr, Ken Tor belt vs Kirby Kite, Earl Biggin botham va E. J. Still, John Ivey va Harry Cushing, S. G. Harrlman va Bob ffillhlmcr, Billy Vlhlrn vs Frank Durso. Fourth flight contestant* are Bob Shcddcn va Ray Herron. It. W. Rucker va Harry Weir, Ed Winter va Elmer Boerner, Fred Oanai vs Ed Hunt, Roy Brown vs Dan Wright, Joe Leary va Jolhn Mc­ Cracken. Tom Butts vs Halph Wight, Harry Woodruff v* Harold Kaitnrr, R un Dallai, bye. Contestants are advised to ar­ range starting times Immediately. Off-Duty Fireman Douses Truck Fire An off duty fireman ru n e to the rescue yesterday. Hr pu! out a trurk fire before on-duty firemen could arrive at the icrne. Alvin Hiltrll, grabbed a ran of carbon tetrachloride from his ear when die semi truck began to flame. Despite hia quick action the entire engine and transmlatlon were destroyed. The fire oc­ curred at 24lh St. and French Ave. Another fire did considerable damage to a dwelling owned by Harold Appleby, 408 Virginia Ave. The raflrri were found In flames when a faulty fluo shot fire from the furnace to the ceiling. The De­ partment waa assisted by Billy Leffler Jr. A Jeep-truck, ownod by C. A. Taylor, caught fire Saturday and was saved by firemen, who blam­ ed the Incident oo a faulty igni­ tion. Castro Gels Ready To Repulse Attack HAVANA (UPI) - Premier F i­ del Castro urged complete mo­ bilization in Cuba; including wom­ en and children, lo fight off a possible counter • revolutionary Invasion from Florida and the Dominican Republic. Castro told 100,000 labor union members who staged a parade and rally before the presidential palace Sunday that American reactiunarici and the International news agenrioa were sponsoring a campaign to overthrow hla regime and return ousted Fulgenelo Ba­ tista to power, Castro took exception lo the re­ marks of former President Jose Flguere* of Costa Rica who pre­ ceded him on Uie platform and appealed (or Latin American so­ lidarity with the U, 8. In the free world fight against Communist Husale. Castro expressed regret that ha disagreed with "our great friend" who is visiting hero as the guest of tha Cubaa government. “The Cuban revolution to op­ posed by (he national reaction­ aries and the Internalionsl reac­ tions irirs because the press cam­ paigns of the monopolies uf in­ ternational news agencies have found an echo In the reactionary press of the whole continent, which hai published lies and slander* by the news agencies." he said. Sun Shines Again; Almanac Loses Out On Rain Forecast The almanac lost out on Its pre­ dictions for five additional days of rain this week. Bright sunshine greeted Semin­ ole County residents Friday after­ noon, and continued through a beautiful week-end. While fishermen took to their Iwats, and golfers played matches on a wet course, the county road department began the long hard Joh of pasting the roads together again. Farmer* surveyed their fields, which drained slowly In the warmth of the aun. Damage will not tie known for several weeks. With cooler weather In prospect, things got back ot normal in e hurry. ’Shine Brings Arrest Je n e Abraham, 1201 West Ninth St. wa» arrested by the Sheriff* Department Saturday night for possession of moonshine. Abra'iam posted a bond of |3oo, and was released. Commission Nixes League Invitation County Commissioners will not attend Uie April 1 meeting of the Longwood Citizen's League to the County courthouse to discus* the County Home. In a letter to Joseph 8. Rogero, president of the League, John Krldcr, speaking lor the Board, declined the League's Invitation to attend the public meeting. “They (the Commissioners) feel they should not be placed on trial by a Jury composed of citizen* wtio have not given the Board Uie courteiy of discussing with them Thieves Get Money Uie conditions to the County Home et one of our regular nettings, From Taxi Stand uf which at least five are held Thieves "tore up" the Juke bo* each month to the eourtbouae," and pin bell machines at the Krider said. Brooks* Tail Stand, loti W. 13th The Commission chairman eon 81. last night. Unued, "Apparently, the object Money was taken from Uie ma­ has been to create publicity for chine* after entrance was gained certain individuals through Uie by forcing the back door. An at­ press, with charges and Instoua tempt to enter the cigarette ma-jUuns agsiuot the present Hoard et chin* was eweoeeeesM, eaeoatoog1County Com miaeipnera. Aa I pointV ed eat to tap ROBBINS, Tenu. (UPI) -P o lice said today eight men are feared dead in an explosion at a small coal mine at Brimstone near hare. The body ot Oscar Wait, owner o# the mine waa recovered this morning. The Scott County Sheriff* office aaid cause of the eaplosion et the mine waa not known. Rescuers were digging through •he debris in an effort to reach the other miners. Help Is Requested From Free World every pracauUon has been taken tu see that the mdivtduuU to the County Home have the three basic things necessary for their welfare—food, medical attention, and care." "We, as a body, deny Uiat these three things have been neglected, though we ate the first to admit the structure and equipment need overhauling. This is being studied at Uie present (line and I am cunfident the corrective me* surra will be taken soon after the re­ port is received from our engineer­ ing firm of Gamble Rogers." Krider concluded by inviting the League to attend any on* of 1b* regularly scheduled meeting* of the Commission. Rogrro invited the Board to tlw public meeting April 1, after explaining that member* uf the League were working people and could not attend aessiuu* to Uie da> Dine. The Commissioner* meet at 9:10 a.m. overy other Tuesday, The public snooting April l to •to el 8 m v siou. He told United res* In­ ternational the uprising h a d spread across the border to (ha Chinese province* of Sikaug and ChinghaL. Sikang also borders In­ dia. LI nude the statement shortly after Indian Prime Minister J*wahsrlal Nehru told Parliament In New Delhi today that street fight­ ing had broken out in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa. Nehru expressed eoucarn for the safety of the Da­ lai Lama whose whereabouts a r t now unknown, Nehru alio disclosed that tfw heaviest fighting broke out lari Friday in the capital when nt> - *• mors spread through Lhasa tha Chinese Communists planned to kidnap the Dalai Lama, spiritual and temporal ruler ot tha moun­ tain kingdom. Itevolla hid been reported » a* her In various parts of Tibet but fighting broke out in Lhasa fat the Aral time. Unconfirmed re­ ports rcarhing the Indian border said Communist planes had bomto ed Lhasa. The Chinese official gave no sourcos (or hit report the revolt had spread across the border but tha Nationalist government ia known to have intelllgonc* agents on the mainland. U ami other high ranking Na­ tionalist official* met In secrecy today to study possible steps tha Nationalists might take to help lh* revolt. President Chlang Kai-shek lias predicted the Peiping regime would collnpta from internal re­ volt and officials have hinted they would send troop* to the main­ land when a revolt does break out. Kidnaper Recovers From Razor Slash CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI)— Kidnaper Richard A.«!'ayne, who attempted to bargain with tho governor uf West Virginia for tho live* of four hostages, was re ­ covering today from an attempt to take hia own life with a razor blade. Payne waa discovered Sunday bleeding from a deep cut Inside hla elbow, and apparent attempt to slash an arterial vein, authori­ ties said at Kanawha County Jail, A letter written by the 22yeafold ex-convict said, "Today la the 22nd, the day I'm going to end it all." Payne, described by state po­ lice as "an extremely dangerous mental case," apparently changed his mind from his pledge last week that he was anxious to re ­ turn to the Muundivllle peniten­ tiary to kill his "worst enemy," Burton Junior Post. The ex-convict kidnaped Mrs. Elms Baldwin, 29, and her three children from their South Charles­ ton home last Wednesday to an elaborate ransom scheme to trade their lives for Post’s "head." York Sends Nets, Sanford Overseas More than lo,MO fish landing nets have been shipped to Ger­ many, Canada and Costa Rica by York Manufacturing Co. of San­ ford, Each net bears the label: "York Mauufs during Company, Sanford, FloiiJa—where fishing is fu;\." The slogan appears on all let­ terheads and envelope* of tho firm, which produces television antennas, to addition to fishing equipment. Soon fishermen ad over Itte world will be aware fishing la fun to Sanford. Driver Is Charged Mr*. Catherine Slormre Harty of DeBary wat charged with falV p urr to yield Use right-of-way this morning, after she pulled from Uie curb at 2U8 West First SI., and tot* the right side uf a car driven John T. Toney, Saolord. Dana was etoim atari to 8488 to Toney I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Scorer of police, aided by FBI vengeanee on his worst enemy, whom ha identified as "Burton agents, Joined in the hunt for Junior Post, belter known as Jun­ l'ayne, described by State Police ior Starcher" a convict in the state Capt. W. R. Callaghan *a« “ ex­ tremely dangerous in view of his penitentiary at Muundsullc. Payne, released last week from apparent mental condition." Road­ Muundiville, kidnaped Mr*. Lima blocks were set up throughout the Baldwin, 29, and her three chil­ southwestern portion of West Vir­ dren, Kenneth, 10, Danny, T, and ginia. l'ayne. in the letter to UnderSusan. 5. from their South Charles­ ton home at gunpoint Wednesday. Iwuod, said, “ I have kidnaped some SOUTH CHARLESTON. W. V i. ;U P J )-A crated ex-convict bar­ gained today with the governor of it Virginia—the life of his worst my in exchange for the lives of a kidnaped mother and her three m a ll children. In a lcltc.' delivered today to Gov. Cecil II, Underwood, ex-con­ vict Richard I. Payne, Zt. explainid . his “ screwball" scheme for k a y . g P c ir le y - * L G Q u I. A S f W 1 1 1 1 0 II RICHMOND, Va. (U PD -N orth Carolina's pupil assignment plan ^ s upheld by a federal appeals court today and Ncgroca were told to follow the plan's provisions before asking for a court Integra­ tion order. The U.S. 4lh Circuit Court of Appeals upheld lower federal courts in ruling that a Negro boy In Raleigh and 45 Negro children in Montgomery County must ex­ haust the remedies prescribed un, . , , , r,H.p.i er the state plan before federal ^ | r ..lhC„ ,t ,ai e1^ ^ ,0re hurts could Intervene. The appeali court warned, how­ ever, that the federal courts would be open to the Negroes If it were shown the plan was applied in any discriminatory manner. It said hearings on the applica­ tions prescribed by the North Car­ olina plan should be held prompt­ ly, and Indicated any unreason­ able delay would be interpreted as intentional discrimination. ■ 3 The same court told the Arling­ ton, Va., school board It had been discriminatory in dismissing the applications of 26 Negro children for white schools ,and ordered It to reconsider them at once. I For County Offices * Odum Says Option •Calculated Risk' TAMPA (U PI) -A ssistant Atty. Gen. Ralph E. Odum laid today he canDOt guarantee legality of # e parent option plan being pushed by top state officials to avoid compulsory attendance In in­ tegrated schools. Odum pointed out it has never been teited la federal court "and > o one can foretell what new *W ngs and arrows may be hurled by some outrageous court." But It's a Calculated legal risk Florida should taka, he declared. Thera aceraa to be no other way for the atata to provide an educa­ tion for those children whose parents won't send them to an integrated school. Odum, o n a ol Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin’s top aldta, has handled Integration matters in the tinurts for' Florida for 10 years. Ervin and state S c'ool Supt. Thomas D. Bailey are the authors of tha parent option nlan which Odum outlined in detail for county school superintendents and school board members, here for the Florida Education Assn, conven­ tion. Under the plan, parents could withdraw their children from Inte­ g ra te d school! and get a atata Websldy to educate them privately. Odum, who was la Virginia last week lo Inspect ill achool problems first hand, laid many private schools are being act up In that etate and *o far have accepted atate tax money without federal interference. Weather ^1 Cloudy and cool with occasional ^ x la tonight. Rather windy. High M a y W U M, low M ig h t ftft u 62. Friday considerable cloudiness with ahowtra likely and a Utile wanner. Northeast and cast winds It I* 23 miles per hour. conference that the Soviet Union *100 a month travel expenses. will be represented in the Big Th* delegation already ha* been Four negotiation* urged by Presi­ asked to keep an "open mind" dent Elsenhower In a radio-tele­ toward raises for the clerk, tax vision address Monday. assessor, sheriff and tax collect­ or. County Judge Wilson Alexand­ acceptance even before the invi- er, who receives! a salary hike tatiao had been received officially. last year, la the only exception. The Western powers still are Commissioners based the re­ drafting a new round of diplo­ quest on frequent meetings and matic notea to Moscow. Press reports said May U was constant travel. In an earlier ses­ sion with the legislative delega­ the date the West had in mind. tion. the Board said it would not Th* note* were expected to ask for a raise, although It felt name Geneva aa the site for a the SI.800 a year salary not In foreign minister* gathering. The Soviet Premier put main keeping with the responsibility and work involved in running the emphasis, however, on a plea for a final peace treaty with East and county. The delegation will be asked to West Germany and the euding of provide local legislation to raise the occupation of West Berlin by British, French and U. S. troops. the salaries end provide for ex­ pense items. “ W. arc striving toward just The four other county official* one thing—tn see tn R that the withdrew their request for a $2.dark clouds of a new war should forever disappear from the inter­ 400 annual salary raise, after pub­ national horixon," Khrushchev lic protest waa voiced. However the administrators felt their salsaid. "We appeal to the governments arias should equal those of sur­ of all countries which took part rounding counties. Th* Rui,l,n le,(ier ,1*nined in the war against Hitlerite Ger­ many lo sit down at the table of negotiations and settle problems and to conclude a peace treaty with Germany," be said. “ We would like the Western governments, having cast aside the mad threats of their generals and admiral* against our country, to sit down at tha table of nego­ tiations with us. “ If they have sensible proposals to make, we are ready to exam­ ine them together with our own proposals." Atlas Shot Short, Plunks Into Ocean WASHINGTON (U P I)—The Air Force said today an Atlas ICBM fired from Cape Canaveral, Fla., Wednesday night developed "p ro­ pulsion and control problems" and fell Into the Atlantic Ocean far short of its target area. The failure of the missile to travel 4,300 milts to Us predeter­ mined Impact point apparently meant the Air Force would not try to recover the nore cone for study. It went only about TOO miles. The flight was planned to deter­ mine how well a naw “ dunce cap" nose cone could protect a hydrogen warhead. Wilson Proclaims 'Wildlife Week' Harry Gifford Higgins yesterday the death uf an Indiana tourist, was indicted by the Seminole Feb. It. Mr*. Fern Thompson County grand Jury on three aep died in tha local hospital follow­ a n te counts of first degree mur­ ing a collision with Shields' car der. Forty-year-old Higgina win be near Geneva. The Grand Jury was empanelled tried for the Jen. 11 axe murders of hia wife and two of hla four Tuesday morning hy Circuit Judge Voile William*. Criminal cases children. No date baa been set for ar- In circuit court wUJ c'.m t up April raingmenl or trial in Higgins' case, 27. or afler. or that of two Negro women who Serving on the Grand Jury arc ware lndieted for second degree 'John C. Reams, foreman, J. Vidal Jooea, Marshall L. Nichols, murder. Mrs. Annie Ruth Shaw, JO. will Harvey M. B ow en. William II. stand trial for stabbing her hua MitcbeU, Byron A. Odell, Wilbert band, K. D. Shaw, on Nov. 31. Charles Dreichalar, Guy Allen, Betty Jtaa Baker, 2*. waa indict­ Edwin O. Mangue, George L fited for subbing bar common-law lard, M. P. Egbert. George M. McCall, John A. husband, Ira Goolsby, Feb. IS. No Indictment was filed against Cranston, Lambert H. Palmer, Arthur Shields, Oviedo Negro, Rankin B. Boggard, Koscoe >1. who had been charged with man Taylor, Edmund B. Stowe and slaughter in an accident causing I George R. Knight. City Ponders Sewage Treatment Plant City Commissioners thia weak 17,210. Officials estimated the ira poring over a massive report population would hava to be JO,in tha proposed sewage treatment 000 before aa epidemic condition would arise. Commissioner* pledged construc­ Included would be a reserve tion of the plant several years capacity for 2* per cent popu­ ago, and were granted a delay lation increase and a hydraulic until tha completion of a capital capacity three times the average improvement program. Dow. Now they are on th* spot. Will City Manager W a r m B. the plant, estimated lo coat 1323.sowiea think* that 2* per cent vX>0, be sufficient for the proerl serve capacity la too low. Com­ ed growth of Sanford? Win It re­ missioner Earl Higginbotham aaya move enough contamination to be the public doesn’t realise tint the economically fcaslblcT And how lake will not be cleared eoough lo will it be included in the future be usable. State Health Depart­ budget operation? ment official* say K ia a neces In 19&L estiinatra Knowles, the ally. plant would meet Re proposed Raw sewage bow la dumped load. More growth would bring directly Into tha St. John* Hirer added eoDstrvctiow. and l-ake Monroe. The population A bond issue would have to be f t Sanford bow ta estimated *1 passed hr Ew people ef Sanford # « to tinance the treatment plant. Die iasue would prevent the city from meeting ill commitnu-nls under the present rale structure beyond 1976. Utilities would have lo rise to mret the coat. Taxes would have lo aland an additional one or two nulls. Capital improvement would come to a alandittU. To Commissioners, the report furnished by Wilson C. Holt of Goodbody and Co., is reasonable, but not workable. Bui, according to Knowles' pruJi-cU-d report, the population of Sanford will be *4,IBO in UM. The decision may lie handed to the people, who would vote for or against the plant, which would remove an aslimatad S3 45 per cent of eontamfna'ion from Like Mon 1 VOL. XLIX AN United Preaa Len**d Wir* INDEPENDENT DAILY Established 1908 toon as 1 ran. I release (he row at the time I get Poet. It Poet refuses despite all l sen do. I will release half Uw kids anyway but will tor­ ture the others to death," Payne threatened. At another point the five-page letter said, “ U Pott refuses be­ cause you Just want him tu die . . . then all my caplivee will be tortur­ ed In dealh T hare ^yiben." A three day deadhna was hnpo*. cd by Payne. “ By the night of Hw 2t«s, 1 should have his head." Payne said. lie specified that Underwood. an FBI agent and a “ parent" of live Baldwins must broadcast their as­ sent to the plan from a local trlwvision station in South tliarleitun. f o r a lh NEWSPAPER * THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 294 Reapportionment Plan Unveiled It Rained, And Rained; Bible Expert Says' County Would Get Full Senate Seat Sayings Of Jesus Local Sports Postponed It rained, and rained, and rain­ miller by th* Bemlnol* County ChamlM-r of Commerce didn't help. ed. At least, not yet. Perhaps, the It rained so much, residents I committee hasn't really gone to wondered whence it came. I work as yet. The forecast? More of the ism s As the "liquid sunshine" contin­ today, tonight and tomorrow. Th* ued lo pelt the Sanford area, sports weatherman used “ occasionally" virtually came to a standstill. when referring lo showers forecast Minor league teams of Die San for tomorrow. But, he had used the Francisco Giants continued to rest; same term in predicting “ show- Seminole High School, rained out art" for today. Monday night, called of ita "r e ­ Appointment of a weather cum- set" game tonight against Lyman of laingwood. The Corpus Cbrlsti team of the Texas U-ague, scheduled lo play the Tulsa Oiler* of the same league In Daytona Beach yesterday, didn't. It rained there, too. The weather forecast raised seri­ MOSCOW (U PI) — Galma Ula­ ous doubts about the scheduled nova, Huiila'a famed prima bal­ game between the Phoenix Giants lerina, will tour the U. 8. and and the Rochester team here to­ Canada next month. morrow. Corpus Christ! ia in th* same boat (this might not be a pun) about its ichcduled game LONDON (UPI) — A burglar with Houston, Tex., in Daytona stole aeveral thousand dollars Beach, also tomorrow, Seminole High also postponed a worth of Jewelry from actress Lau­ track meet with Kustis and Deren Barall Wednesday night. Land. Too wat. On* team, however, was not LONDON lU l’D — Britain's Id i ­ bothered by the weather. The Sem­ vision services said today they inole High swimming team want would rover tha general elections ahead wtlh plana for a contest against Coma. TheyTl ha wet, with party political telecasts. anyway. News Briefs Ballerina Plans Tour This la National Wildlife Week throughout the nation. Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson has signed a proclamation, selling a aide the week "fo r people to give special attention lo the pressing problem of providing proper care for the lands and waters upon which all must depend." The 195* Wildlife Week cam palgn fo c m n attention on the need for teaching young people how they can meet the responilbilltlei of this stewardship. The goal la to stimulate public action lo bring more conserve tion into the achool program of universities, colleges, grade and high schools. All cithern and public and pri­ vate agencies of Sanford were urged to further till* objective by helping "to asseii and publicise the need for conservation train­ ing In the scl.oola so that the edu­ cation of the young people In thli vital area can be expanded through public understanding and support. Higgins Indicted For Axe Murders death csreuit" which, hr said, was between Spencer and Salem. He apparently intended that Post drive in thie area, and then Payne would exact hla “ vengeance" at eomr point to be determined by himself. Payne gave the governor few al­ ternatives. "I f you (Uodrrwood) succeed, then I will release half the kids as m \v MOSCOW (UPI) — S-viet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ Salary raises fbr all elected chev today accepted the West's invitation to a foreign min­ county officials have become the isters conference on Germany .May 11. But he urged full problem of the Seminole County scale talks by all World War II Allies to write a final peace legislative .delegation, Latest to Join the “ more pay" treaty with Germany. requests are County Commission­ “ Khrushchev made it known at un unusual Kremlin press er*. who want $200 a month and Pupil Assignment Ar U/r!llan I, As Written *1 demand that you causa the convict whose name is Burton Juniot post, better known as Junior Starcher, lo cooperate with me. I HATE him with all my existence. Now I must kill him or go mad. I am honorabla. I)o as 1 say and 1 will prove my honor." Payne then elaborated on a scheme for what he termed “ the Thief Visits Bacall • TV To Cover Voting* Marilyn Snubs Diet CHICAGO (UPI) —Marilyn Mon­ roe, here to promote her latest film, said dieting isn't neccaiary to maintain her 37lt-23't-36VV Sailing: Is Buried SLANT. Va. (UPIt—John Sail­ ing,‘ a private in the Civil War, was buried today with the full military honors. Water Hurts Farms LIVE OAK (U PI) -N orth Flor­ ida tobacru growers harrassed by flooding waters of the Suwan­ nee River, today pciltioned for arreage allotment relief. Alaska To Get Flug WASHINGTON tUI'I) — ihc >naic approved a resolution Wed­ nesday to award Alaska the first Ulster flag flown over the west front of the U. 8. Capitol. Closing Opposed TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The Florida Children's Coinmition has gone on record opposing any plan to dose public schools ia time of racial strife. NEW YORK (UPI) - A noted tiible authority aald today that an ancient Coptic mamiacrlpt found In Egypt in into contained 114 sayings of Jeiui which may be a a authentic aa those found In the New Testament. Dr. Oscar Cullman called the discovery of “ (lie Gospel of Thom­ as" of greater significance to scholars than the finding of the famed Dead Sea scrolls. Cullman, professor of early Christianity at Ihc Sorbomic in Pari*, la a visiting professor at the Union Thflnglcal Seminary. He said in a lecture lie had been in poisriafon of the text of “ the Gospel of Thomas" since 1936 and had found many sayings and para­ bles attributed to Jesus that have no parallel in the Gospel* of Mat­ thew, Mark, Luke or John. The expert laid the Thomas Gospel appeared to be an apocryphai work dating In part from the second century after Christ. Cullman described some o f the new sayings aa "pearla" and said their interpretation would occupy scholar* for decadaa to com*. Some of the r"p«arU ", ha q\iotrd were: • “ Jesus said: He who is near me la near tha fire, and he who la far from me ia far from lh« kingdom." “ Split a piece of wood—I am there; lift th* stone and you will find me there." “ Jeaus said: If those who lead you say to yuu: Behold, the king­ dom la In heaven, then the birds INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — 'proa of hr*van will precede you; (f pectlve Jurors may be picked off they say to you that It ia In the (lie struts today to try Connie sea, then the fiah will precede Nicholaa on murder charges. you. But the kingdom la within Judge Thomas Faulconer ex­ you and it la outside of you." pressed concern that the court would run out id potential Jurors Horn a list of 214 before 12 pen son* could be approved to try tha divorcee. It appeared that when Die spe­ Three Sanford hankers are at­ cial venire Is exhausted, sheriff's deputies would he sent out of tha tending the rsth annual convention rourlroom to the busy downtown of C'e Florida H--V-M As-fl-hHon streets of Indianapolis lo pick up at I 'e American lln 'fl, nal Marperhaps as many aa SO persons hour. T. E. Tucker and Howard Mefor another special venire. Six persona in a row told th* Nulty of the Florida State Bank court today they already had and Roy Mann of tha Sanford At­ formed an opinion on the Inno­ lantic Bank will hear annual re­ cence of guilt of the 44-year-old ports and varied speakrra during Mrs. Nicholas, who is accused of the three day session. The Sanford mrn. accompanied murder in the slaying of her mar­ by their wives, will re 1urn Sunday. ried lover, Fnrreit Teel. Court May Secure Jury From Street One man aald he could not bring himself to pise a death len­ ience If Mrs. Nicholas la found SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Cal­ guilty of first degree murder. if. (U P Ii—The swallows returned The attorneys had gone through lo Mission San Juan Capistrano 116 prospective Jurors without yqt today to keep alive their tradi­ having given final approval to a tional St. Joseph's Day date. single one. Faulconer took steps lo Issue summonses for a number wl-o failed lo appeal'. LONDON (U PI) — A Britishbuilt turboprop airliner which flew around tha world in OS hours claim­ ed a record today for commercial aircraft. Air Record Claimed Truck Takes Door From Automobile MONROE, Wi». ( UPI)— City of flclsls ware confident today But voters, snowed In twice this month, would approve purchase of the town's first anowplovr. Scores Would Sour COLUMBUS, Ohio (U PI)—Slate Rep. Richard Metcalf asked that caddies be exempted from a II hourly minimum wage hill “ It iu,a speeding it up." he explained. ““ “ * * ......... .. by Industrialist Dies PHOENIX, Aria. (UPI) — Paul Weeks I.ilchlield. former long­ time hoard chairman of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co,, died Wed­ nesday night at St. Joseph's Hos­ pital following surgery. Only one acridrnt was reixnted hy Sanford police last night, de­ spite heavy rains and slippery streets. The accident occurcd at 7:40 p. m. at 13th 81. and Sheppard Ave. A tractor trailer, driven by Paul Clarenrr Shaver*, Lynchburg, Va., lilt the door of a parked ear, which opened Just as It paired. Police said the dual rear wheel* of the rig caught the left front door and rolled It back into the eutoiuow i * . •• An>cn w u *m . ' Sanford, started to step onto the pavement. Damage waa estimated at *IM. Teacher Receives Institute Grant Paul Hickson, rhamlstry and physics teacliar at Seminol* High School, i* one of 60 Ietchers to PARIS (UPI) — Gen. Lautil receive grant* from Birmingham Norstad, supreme Allied com­ Southern College. mander in Europe, today voiced The grant will entitla Hic kson lo concern about withdrawal of the' attend a National Selene* Founda­ French Mediterranean fleet from tion Summer Institute June 22I Allied command in case uf war, i July 31, at the Alabama Norstad Concerned Jaycees Reviving Easter Egg Hunt Seminola County children from on* to ten yean old will hunt for E nter eggs, March 29, at 2 p. m. in Fort Melton Park. The Easter egg hunt is sponsor­ ed hy the Sanford-Semlmilc Coun­ ty Jaycees, under th* direction of Jack Erickson. Special guosta at Use hunt will be children from tha Lutheran Haven Children's Hum* in Blavia. Two ycSrs ago, several hundred youngsters attended th* Jaycce egg hunt. Far more are expected with Its revival this year. Donations of eggs fur th* Hunt may be made at tha Jaycec In­ formation Booth or by calling FA 2-3481. Contributions toward the special event also will ba weicoufVd. ♦ I 'V ‘ Best Aid To Aged: Something To Do GAINESVILLE (UI’ I) - A na­ tionally known specialist on prob­ lems of the aged said today that elderly clliirni can heat tic reived hy finding way* they can help the community — not how the community can help them. Dr. Halbert L. Dunn, chief ol the National Office of Vital Stallstics, Washington, D.C., pointed out that when the senior cltiten retires from hia Job, he give* up hla independence and may feel no sense of purposefulness or achievement. "The older peraon needs a comr.u !ty In wldc't lie can live a useful, creative life," Dunn told delegates to the annual Southern Conference on Gerontology. "Peraonal dignity and a valued place among hia fallows are essential for the older persona to achieve high level wellneaa." Dunn noted that eoniclentluus persona become more concerned about the welfare of the man whom they "respect for what he was and not what he is." But the gerontology expert said "service is a two-way atreet" and the community should con­ (justifying for tha annual G. W. cern Itself with finding how the Spencer Memorial golf tournament eldrrly can maintain their dignity. at Mayfair Country Club haa been rxtrndrd due to the weather. Despite the rain, however, a Just Weathered In BUFFALO. N. Y. (UIM) - Dr. large group has qualified. A record is expected when late qualifiers en­ James Ford waa to address the Western New York weather soci­ ter. Deadline fur qualify!). • is March ety concerning weather sensing 22. The first round must be played ay items, but th* meeting waa by March 28, the second by April postponed at the last mlnuto. , . because of th* weather, of course. 4. Finals will ba played April I. Bankers Attending State Convention Swallows On Time It Should Be Busy May Be Authentic TALLAHASSKE (Ul’ I) — Gov. LcRuy Colling recoin* mended u novel reapportionment plun toduy that would per-* mit n maximum of aix new senator* for rjoridn, including a second semtlor for populous Dado County. The new avals, under a population formula subject to chungo every 10 yenra, would go to Buy, Monroe, Manatee, Deodline Extended For Golf Tourney Concert Scheduled At Center Tonight Sauford residents will bear tha lilting music of Nelson and Neal tonight at the Sanford Civic Cen­ ter. The coocert date was moved up on* day, due to a change in book­ ing schedules. Aa frantic officials of th* San­ ford DeHary Entartalnmeot Also elation sought to inform th* pub­ lic of the suddeui switch, the cus­ tom-built bus bearing tha famous piano team drew up to lb* Civic Center. Stepping oat lo the rain were Allison Nelson and Harry Neal, who ha\* been hailed as Amer­ ica’* fore moot husband and wife piano team. Th* twin Baldwin piano* were be Sue, while the Neals' three children cavorted in tha "m ist" of Central Florida. Nelson and Neal were seen in Sanford two years ago. Their rise to fame was assured, but not uni­ versally known. Binca that time, the concert artists hava been hon­ ored all over the U. I . and hava appeared on "This L Your Life", Ralph Edwards' well-known tele­ vision program. Harry Neal b u written a book about their early tapcrience*. Autographed copit* of “ Wav* as You Pass" will ba available at thr concert tonight. Tli* performance begin* at 1:1ft. Individual ticket* will b* told at Uie door for $2. A reception for Hi* couple will be hrld following Okaloosa, Seminole and Pad* counties. The new formula pula no limit on lit* number of italc Senate seal* except population. It p ro vldea a senator for every nina* lent ha of one per cent of popula* tion. Dade la the only county likely lo reach the population bracket giving it two senators of its own. The House would he reapportion­ ed on much the same basis ia 1961. The reapportionment change la one of doicm recommended in fe sweeping revision to Florida’! basic law, which still reads about the aame as when drawn in 1U3, 11 provides fur a lieutenant gov­ ernor, but requires that he and th* governor run aa a team, A new feature is elimination of tha requirement that real estata be valued for tax purposes at ita ' full cash value.” The pro|ioaal merely provides for "Just value," but requires that all property ia all CQUM[s be valued on a uni* form 3iuts. ' ' It also would up flic maximum in ill age which can lie assessed for *up|»ort of schools locally from 10 to 20 mllla, It recommends no changes to articles dealing with homestead tax exemption, married women't rights, public health, local option, county officers and the Constitu­ tion's schedule. It permits the Lee Istature to provide hy act, without a publia vote, fur home rule In any county, and allowa cities to make chartay changes, subject to local vote. Atomic Tests Aid | In Missile Defense WASHINGTON (U PI)— Deputy Helen:* Secretary Donald A. Quartos said today that secret high altitude atomic explosion* over th* South Atlantic h a d advanced America's ability eventually to dovelop defense against ballistic mis­ siles. He told a nows conference that the three explosion* of “ very low yield'' nuclear devices "advanced (hr basic of knowledge" for de­ fense against intercontinental bat* llslic missile*. Quarles and Dr. Herbert York, do/ense research director, met re­ porters in a nearly two-hour aea■ion, marked by unusual caution in answering questions, after newa of the tests last August and Beptemlier wa* made public. They said the ixplo.iima verified that un artificial band of radiation could be created at a high altitude around the earth. While Quarles said the testa en­ hanced ultimata development of defense against missies, an atoutle authority dropped a strong hipt that a major atin of Uia teats waa to so* if radio and radar cummunlcallons could b« disrupted by cre­ ating tha artificial radiatitui hun­ dreds of miles above Die earth. This might black out Russian-, ur American—systems fur deUefc ing missile* and airplane*. Rita Appreciates Lampoon Harpoon DURANGO, Mexico (U P I)— Hit* Hayworth has thanked Uia editor* of th* Harvard Lampoon lor awarding her tha title “ worat *otresa of tha year." "A harpoon (rum the Lampoon i* a euiiegiste accalada," Mis* Hayworth said in a tncsiaga lo th* staff of tha humor magailn*. 1 will treasure Us* distinction ways. "I bop* all at you pea* your «*animations." Mia* Hayworth Is in Menlo* with hoc producer husband. Jama* Hill, In connection wiftb s-**. making of a mo vi*. �T a g * 2— Th'ura., M ar. 19, 1959 "Pink Ladies" Taking Part In Luau v**|i M- 9 ■M 1 fcrfl Men’s Club Sf.Patrick Party Nite The ftnwcr-bederked Lake Hoi -1 spol to cclcbraie Hawaii's state. f The "Pink Ladles" from the ian fashions will he highlights of den lagoon will he a glorious i hood. Bemlnole Memorial Ho-pital met the evening. It will be Ladle* Night at the First Methodist Church tonight at the home of Mrs. A. It. Peter when the Men's Club meet for aon, Sr., at "iddcn Lake. Tuesday their regular- business session morning, to learn lr make llawaland social. lin Lcl* for the Navy Itclief Luau The club will provide meat and to he given May 16th. drink with couples furnishing vegThf art of making thrse colorful, table and dessert course). Hawaiian ornament* was under The program will present a the direction of Air*. Karl Yates, group of young Methodist students jfl chairman, and was done In who have received a superior rat­ ahow appreciation for the many ing at thf recent band contest. Navy wive* who have given their Those participating will be Mar­ time In the Seminole Hospital garet Jones, at the piano, Eddie Auxiliary. Kircbhoff, flute, Jane William* At noun Mrs. P e terso n served giving a reading and accompanied a delicious liillfel luncheon con by Ruthie Carlton at the piano: aisting of baked ham, green and Tommy Williams, trombone, and Citrus salads, butter biscuits, Judy iferron, baton twirling solo. cheese puff*, cottage cheese, devlied eggs, cookies and coffee. The buffet table was overlaid with an imported lace clnth and held an attractive ccnlcrpicce of citrus fruits heaped In a lnvcly crystal bowl around which were arranged a circle of 21 orchids in individual lapel vases. Mrs. retcraon said. "This ii my 21 gun aalulc to our new fiftieth state.". Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club. And no place could he happier > p. m. at Community Center. than Ssnford In learn the nrws Regular meeting of Ihe Semi­ of the Hawaiian statehood since nole evening Home Demonstra­ a part of that state's paradise tion club wilt bo at the Center will he duplieatrd for the Luau to on 23th street. lie held al Lake Holden. Mr*. Ruth Gowan and Mrs. Kay King Foods, Inc.,) Mrs. II. Cole, Geneva. Sassman will give a demonstra­ Tlckcta will lie on sale In San­ left to Seated on the floor are Mrs. W. Grey and tion "Selecting and Using Acces­ ford unlit April 13th due to the special request of many rlllrcni. rig ru , i>irs. n . o w n s , .sirs, w m iu m Fotilk, Mrs. Karl Yates who is chairman of the sories For Tha Home". Seminole Chapter 2 of F.sstarn After that date, tickets will be Mrs. G. It. Slrickluml, Mrs. Eleanor Atlantic, I.uau Let committee, available to purchasers In the hmtso uncut of Mrs. J. Scinncca (of Chun (U. S. Navy Photo) Star will meet at X o'clock at tha Masonic Hall. E n ter Program surrounding communities. planned. During the next few weeks N iv ­ The Home Demonstration Club al offlcer’a wives, arrayed in hap­ of Oviedo will meat Friday morn­ py hats and gay colored Jell, will ing at 9:30 at the home of Mra. be selling tickets In front of down­ Lynn Mosier, club president. Les­ town stores. Thn SIO per person Dy Jana Flelcber Hikes in good weather are much sons will b« given on Furniture charge will Includo a full even­ . At tha pleasant home of Mrs. enjoytd and the girls hopa that Arrangement*. ing of food, drink, entertainment, The Tasl Matrons Club, Order C. It. Schilke 1 met the girls In plana for the eamporae will pro­ dancing and surprise favors. A profcasional floor show and a of Eastern Star, held tlu-ir month­ Girl Scout Troop sun, a group of ceed a i they wish to bo Included fashion ahow of authentic Hawai­ ly meeting at the home of Mrs. Intermediate Fly-ups. Hero were In (hat number. They have much Linda lonn, .lane Haris, Deb­ enjoytd a trip to the stable for an Alice Click, 120!) Magnolia Ave­ bie Howe, Cheryl Jones, Susan afternoon of horseback riding and nue, on Monday evening. Mrs. F, MrCaskill, Janet Oliver. Clalro thn big activity which la highly Dance Slated Ronnie Todd, Diane anticipated Is a rook out to be The Fleet Reserve Association, H. Anderson, president, presided Itossman, Guthrie, Vicki McArdle and Bar­ taken to the beach when the branch 117, will have a dance at at the meeting. Tbo Golden Circle of tha Firat Uio Sanford Armory, A p. m., Fri­ Assisting .Mrs. Click, as host­ bara Franklin, each one m her weather permit*. The troop birth­ Baptist Church met Tuesday even­ day with a local combo. “ The esses were Mrs. L. T. Sheppard, green uniform plus Deana Parrish day and a valentine parly were ing at the home of Misi Bobbye who is to be Invested shortly and enjoyed Night Hawks" furnishing the mu­ simultaneously. Very Morton on Meltonville Avenue. Mrs. Frank Crosby, and Mrs. It. a guest, Kathleen Dcibcl, who alto shortly they are to be shown a sic. Shipmate, It. S. Clark la In Although the night waa rainy C. Maxwell. hope* to join. The girls were be­ Health Office film on "Growing the Inside of the Morton home charge of the danco which will After the business meeting, the ing Instructed hy Cookie Chair­ Up." benefit the building fund, Tho was bright with St. Patrick Day dance will have a SI. ratrlek’a guest* played (heir regular game man, Mrs. R. T, McCaskill, in The service project of this troop decorations used In floral arrange of I’okccnn. High score was won the methods to be used and rules Day theme. hy Mrs. Sybil Itnuth. y id conso­ to be followed in the Cookie Sale, Is rather special. Al Ihe request menli and real shamrocks. Each lation prise hy Mrs. Tom McLain, now just passed. So I chitted of the hospital at Ft. Helvolr, member received a shamrock con Va., the girls have collected pjr •age which waa centered with of Geneva, with Shiiley Schilke, leader, and lures, postcards and shells, writ fragrant oranga blossoms. c Pi cc u Delightful refreshments were found that this troop has hern lovitC t r vv rc)f ten notes and drawn plcturei re During tha aoclit hour Miss served by the hostrsscs, after having an active and instructive R ID E -IN T H E A T R E lating to Florida to be sent to Morton served cake topped with which birthday* of March wrre year, ft's interesting lo note that the hospital where the material squares of green aherbert, coffee honored. Mrs. Stewart Dutton won though the basic programme Is will be used in the Children* and nuU to Mra. A. W. Woodall, the prise in the Sunshine drawing. the same, a great number of TO.MTi: ft I'M . Ward. * Mrs. A. C. Doudney, Mrs. Donald SHOWING AT 1:00 A 11:00 Vresent were: Mr*. Anderson, variation* in activity is introduced For their work on their Inter­ Knight, Mrs. Paul Straub, Mra. Rhenium)* Mrs. by the different troops and lead­ mediate requirement tha girl* met Melvin Dekle, Mj i . Martha Mor Mrsyrfi'•lick, Mrs. _____ ,. PAU L NEW M AN HioVfty, ,Mr*.dTtnulh, m - " ' Mrs. McLain; e r s . .... , with Brigrtte (iicsslcr. our local ton, Mrs. John K ;'W hile, Mrs. M. also Mrs. If. C. Moore, .Mrs. F, Jl. NOMINATED f o r b e s t They have hern very active in exchange student from Germany, N. Cleveland and Miss Nancy Wight, Mrs. Mabel I'lckens, Mra. their rank and badge work, work­ who told them Interesting facta llicka. * ACTOR AWARD Dutton, Mra. C. L. llewaon, Mrs. ing toward 2nd class rank. This In­ about her country and taught tha During the meeting Mr*. White, .loo Corley, Mrs. W. K. Itainrs, cludes activities in Grids of arts girls two simplo German songs. JO A N N E W O O D W A R D group leader, presided in the ab­ M rs.‘ Mamie Griffin, Mrs. Mabel and crafts, humemaklns, agricul­ For their Christmas crafts tha sence of the president and led WINNER 19M REST I’lckens and Mrs, Maxwell. ture, and all will receive one ef­ girls made some very pretty can­ the group In prayer. Mrs. Cleve­ ACTRESS AWARD ficiency badge. dle holders, with candles, at A land gave Ihe devotional "Easter The way Mrs. Schilke keeps a gift for their mothera. And Its Meaning." 3a — Pancake Sauce record of (heir accomplishments mmuiuuius Try rhubarb-pineapple tauca on la especially Interfiling. She and dessert panrakes made from a Asa’ t. leader Mra. Donald Cook packaged mix. Combine 2 cups have drawn a large orange tree diced rhubarb, I cup crushed with bare branches. As each girl pineapple, '.a cup light corn syr finishes (hr requirements for up, U cup sugar and U (raspoon rank or badge (hey add an orange marked salt in laucepan. Simmer until on the appropriately rhubarb Is tender and aaucc thic­ branch of the tree, colored in kens slightly. Serve cool with and with the girls name on II, hot pancakes amt a whipped This cnahlrs anyone lo see at a cream garnish. glance how they stand. PLUS AT 0:00 Dean Martin — Jerry LtwD LIG H T - COOL •SCARED STIFF'* J jd jc o I fcvsuniA jVTM . - p>4 {£’ 7} 18 ■ni'w JjwDp Past Matrons Of(xJsudi Have Meet Golden Circle Has Meeting A touch of green in shamrocks.) tinted rortages »nd derby hat, added a hit of Irish blarney to the occasion Tuesday evening when the Catholic Woman'* Club of All Soul’s Church held their annual card party. The Sanford Civic Center was Ihe scene of the celebration tn honor to the patron Saint of the Irish and a green and white theme w»* used throughout the pirty Church Calendar THURSDAT The Methodist Men’ s Club of First Methodist will mart at 7 p. m. In McKinley Hall for supper. The Chancel Choir will practice at 7:30. Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church of th* Redeemer will meet al 7:30 p m. at the church for the regular monthlv meeting. Day Party Enjoyed room. Standards holding arrangemenli of while and green tinted glads, were used with shamrock* and green derby hat table markera. The many card priie* and door awards were wrapped in while and tied with pert green hows. Following card games, refresh meat* were served and Frank Feltropinto presented a program with Mrs. F. JlmimiUst, Sr., Wally Philip*, Jr.. Miss Marilyn Mc­ Daniel and Mbs Jean Robson tak­ ing part and ended with Mr. I’ ietropinto leading the party in sing­ ing such old favorites as, "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling". Parly For Visitors Father Nilus Hubble chose St. Patrick’s Dsy to entertsln with a party in honor of hit psrrnlt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hubble, of Hilton, N. 5'. * Guests enjoyrd a cocktail huf /ct which was placrd on a green covered tabic centered with flow­ er* and silver candelabra bolding white taper*. Each lady guest FRIDAY Cherub Choir of First .Methodist was presented with a areen carna­ tion corsage, as a St. Patrick's will practice at 4.15 Dsy fsvnr. Lovely door prizes w ere‘won by Estelle Jonias. Marshall Smith, Wally* Philips, Mary Mahanv) David Perslto, Mrs, st'-mper. Mrs. Deal, Jean K izce, .Mildf*(i Smith. Sally Green, Reba Mahon, Mrs. LaTour. Mrs. Vincent Rob! erts. Mrs. Anna Jansen. Mr. u(fi dy. Mrs. Derrenhecker. Mr*. Redding. Mrs. Kessler. Dr. Brooks Smith snd Mrs. O'Connell. Around four hundred people s). tended this annual event which will benefit the school playground. Making possible this successful evening were Mrs. I). II. Mathers, chairman and oth er' committee member* who were Mrs. R. Pelro. pinto, Mi*s E. Krj-ger, Mrs. ^ Kuhn, Mrs. E. Swigonski, Mr*. ™ Huhn, Mr*. L. Fay. Mrs. M. Luet. chcr, Mrs. M. Faille, Mrs. V. Md. ler, Mrs. Ernie Wilt, Mrs. J. Yon Herbulis, Mra. I.. R. Bauer and Mrs. Frank Donahue, NOTICE I will no! be responsible for any debts Incurred by anyone other than myself. ( Robert R. Marr* Story League Has Meeting Linda Mitchell was hostess to the Little Women's Story Leasue Monday avenlng when they met at her home. Judy Robb presided over the meeting and report* were made by Linda Williams. Final plans ware discussed for the Easter program the club will present this Friday evening at the Methodist Children'i Home in Enterprise. Stories were told by Marlenr «nd Lavene Pitta, Linda Mitchell ami Dottle Jardinc. Other members attending were Nancy Robb, Marcia Kay Llppincott, Carol Stamper, Sheryl Stemper, Karrn Meltlcr, Shirley Vihlen. Sandra Wright. Danelle Wright. Mrs. E. C. William*. Mrs. C. T. Jardinc, and Mra, Bob Mitchell. The hosteia served cookie* and punch. “The winner.. . and still featherweight champion!" " ------------------------------------ „ Teoo the world’s lightest Dacron*-Worsted Suit1 In Sanford 25 Years Ago In honor of thn members of the first year Intermediate Class of the Firat Methodist Church, Mrs. B. U. Hutchinson, clssi teacher, entertained with an informal par­ ty Thursday evening at her home in Rose Court. Games were en­ joyed until late ir the afternoon when the guests were invited " l o follow tha string" lo the back garden where a welner roast was enjoyed. Those present were: Betty Thurmond, Doris Sue Williams, Baulah McClelland, Martha Wright, Dcrleux Hayes, Irene Lundquist, Lucille Dtkle, Dorothy Swanson, Caroline Sebrec and llatel White­ hurst. this Easter, look lovely in a flowered hat! 2-9.§ 4 -9 8 See really marvelous hats in all the newest shapes and fabrics. You'll love their flower trims (some big and bold, some tiny sprays). They make you feet morn feminine than aver. Wonderful, too, Penney’a garden tones! Such little prices! L A S T S H O W IN G O l'E N 1 2 :1 5 DACRON - WOOL RUSSELL and a parky eailnr straw ............ :.M h flipper straw c lo t h s ______M l « iw us braid p r a fila ------ --- i-M $12.95 m*** » van F e a tu r e ; 1 :0 0 • 3 :4 1 • 6 :2 8 9 :1 2 IF YO U D ID N 'T G IT IT IA R LY LAST YKAR, YO U D ID N 'T O IT IT . Lfght-u-a-feathcr Peao Plum* was ■ sellout from tha time it was firat introduced. Now better than ever— With new color* nnd stylings of astonishing handsome, n m - i t ’a atili tha featherweight champion, weighing in at • co o l 6)4 os. to the yard. In fact, the entire suit weight Juat 24 ounces. Peso Pluma combines tho advantages of a 65% Dacron*.45% worated blend: N ° M k ; remarkable "breathing quality"} aensationaj ability to abed wrinkle*. C hooee n ow —from ou r fine selection FIN E ST IN F R ID A Y ft S A T U R D A Y WASH - WEAR IB D A CR O N BLENDS $8.95 to $10.9 m ja r m m jm m fcMMtwniMWU Feature: 1:00 - .1:35 6 :1 0 . aoo R AYO N FLANNELS $7.95 8 :1 5 wottoi u a o tto i i TA ILO R E D BY ALSO GEORGE OtfTGOMERY * HIGGINS AND MARX - MADE Q iu t F ea tu re: 2 :lfl • 1:51 7 :2 6 . 10:01 mlMWIKirTlt, 0 iZ o & L G U MEN'S 115 S. MAGNOLIA AYE. ,and SON W EAR SANFORD FA 2-1535 SHOP P E N N E Y ’S . . Y O U ’L L L IV E BETTER, Y O U ’L L S A V E ! <b t£ M rW £ O A . 4fcg*r?** �V n tfo rl • fr a is ’' T h u r s . . M i r . ' 1 9 . 1 9 5 9 — P u p s 8 Suwannee Floods More Land Today LIVE OAK (L T D —The usually placid Suwannee River spilled flnrAbater* o\er an ever-widening arcaw of North Florida today a* drizzling rains continued with lit­ tle letup. Army engineers said the river may reach its crest today at High Springs, scene of the worst flood­ ing. although the water level was expected to continue rising for the next two or three days far­ ther dpwnstreim. The river, swollen by heavy r a li» for the past week, is some 24 In-t above normal. It hat over- Quotable Quotes Vnlted Tress International IORANGO, Mexico— Rita Haysrn.th responding In the Harvard Lampoon's designation of hrr as the worst actress of the year; "I will treasure the distinction ' always. I hnpe all of you pass your examinations." WASHINGTON — The Defense Department in explaining the val­ ue of three atomic explosion! in flowed at several points, closing out two highways and even threat­ ening the shrine here of Stephen Foster, whose folk song made the Suwanec famous. Little damage mas resulted from the flooding so far. Army engineers said. Rut tobacco farm­ ers feared for their crops if the overflow widens much more. The Weather Bureau predicted scattered light showers would fall over North Florida today. A heavy overcast hung over the area, pre­ venting much evaporation of the water-sngged land. Army engineers and Depart­ ment of Interior flood specialists surveyed the flood area Wednes­ day and reportrd that the Hooding probably would worsen even if the rain* stopped today. However, they said damage was not ex peeled to be great In any event. The rivrr was still far short of its last severe flood in 1!>*A when waters rwirled 36 feet above nor­ mal. The Highway Patrol said Elate Route 136. between here and White Springs in Columbia County was still closed. Waters swirled over the route for alvout a mile. Students Ousted F ir Nippin’ Vodka Students Selected For Pilot Honors Jane Harward and Charlri Hare, sludenti at Sanford Junior High School, received the Sanford Pilot Ctuh awards for the pail ■ixArerki. TTie award* are given In the hoy and girl with the highest average, and outstanding achieve­ ment in courtesy and dependabili­ ty. Naval Aviation Cadet I.indell W. ’ 'right of Longwood (s in preRight training at the Naval Air Station. Pensacola. Before entering the Navy, Wright attended Austin Peay Slate College, Clarksville. Tenn. Hi* rnlistment was procured through the Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Lpon completion of pre-night, he will be assigned to SauRey Field for primary flight training. Wright is the son of Albert T. Wrighl of Longwood. Local Boy Tapped By Pi Kappa Phi John Wilbur Bowen of Sanford has hern initialed into Pi Kappa Phi. national social fraternity, at Florida Slate University. Bowen is the son of Mr. and Mr*. John Bowen. 1311 Mrtlonville Ave. Hr it a sophomore majoring in physic*. $500,000 Sought '8 Scouts, 2 Mothers Killed In Crash To Enforce Mixing Officials testified that the de­ WASHINGTON U'PII— The administration has asked Congress partment needed 1501,000 -for po­ tential use" if future trouble for $500,000 to pay the cost of should arise in enforcement of sending l\ S. marshals to any federal rollrt decrees on racial In­ aira where school integration tegration of public schools. troublr* arise. It abo needed $390,(it'd to re­ Testimony made puhilr today plenish regular funds which were by a House Appropriations Sub­ tapped to pay for mobilising Hie committee disclosed that Justice ta*k flute of federal law officer* Dtpartment officials requested sent to Little Rock, Ark,, in the Mar.h 4 that the emergency fund school integration dispute at Cen­ bs made available immediately tral High School last fall. on ciound* it might he needed Nine Negro students attended before the present school term classes at Central High in the ends. previous school term U9.S756I The controversial IVin.ooo item with federal troops on hand to !• included in a S? goo non non «np-‘ assure their .nfeiv, The troops plementnry money bill on which were removed last summer and the House Appropi iations Com­ I'. S marshals dispatched them mittee has scheduled a showdown in Sep ember, lull the aclioOl [never r e ,pencil. vote Friday. XENIA, Oho i I T ] ) — This city train, speeding from Crvlumbua to mourned today for eight Girl Richmond. Ind., said the station Scout* and two advisers who were wagon "seemed to pause on the track as if going to <top, then con­ killed when a train struck their tinued across the track." station wagon in one of the worst , Thr double track crossing at the grade crossing accidents m Ohio's outskirts of Alpha, a small com­ munity three and a half miles west mstory. A minister whose car was fol­ of this southwestern Ohio city, is lowing the station wagon when the unprotected except for a crossarm sign. accident happened Wednesday j The Rev. Alvin Riot* of the said "the car was split open like Ileaver Creek Church of t h e a tin can and people were strewn llrethem, v^iere the Girl Scoil* all over the field." All the scout held their meetings, was following victims were 11 year* old and the the ill-fated station wagon, but he dead advisers were mothers of dutn t know wlm was m it. two of the girls. After the train struck, the min­ The girls had checked nut id the ister said "there were two or Greene County I ibrnry only a three bodies rinse to the rar but short time IwfiVC, whrre they the others were scattered in the were studying tor merit badges, field. "Curiously, even though mem and were returning home Hill Murray, cngincci of the brr« of tour families of my church Pennsylvania Railroad f r e i g h t were killed, it was only when I found a billfold that I recopined one of my girls. "I started to taka off my aoat to cover the body but there were •o many I couldn't do It. It was the most frustrating experience I have ever known as I went from person In person, knowing they prohahly all were dead ." j Good Shepherd Lutheran Church >** U.L.C.A v S n n fn rd S h rin e C lu b 1R I L e e A v e . Run Hut .School 9: IS A. M. Aereiee* 1I:M A. M. Lenten Srrvlee West, t P. M. U. S. To Dispatch Missile To Europe ,P'^ sp lo re r IV eollerled data from these South Atlantic shots and this data will be released through normal scientific channels WASHINGTON (L T D — T h e after it has been properly re­ L'. S. wilt send a second Red­ duced and studied." stone missile group to Germany JERSEY CITY— Deputy Mayor next month near the dradlinr for T. James- Tumulty in srttlng up a showdown on the Berlin crisis The Army said, however, that a parade for a St. Petersburg. Fla., high school band which was the move "was planned some left-out nf New York'i St. Fat- time ago." The announcement late Wednes rirWi Day march: -W e relehrate SI. Patrick's Day day apparently was framed with thr idea of squrlching sprrulatmn around here for nine days." that the Berlin crisis was the rea­ W IT E D NATIONS — Israeli son for dispatching the unit to Ambassador Abba S, Eban re­ Grrmany. Whether linked with llrrlin nr opening hia complaint against I United Arab BiTubtl- blockade of not. the missile transfer was the Israeli ahlpi from the Suer. Canal; firit shift of men and weapons -W e are going to persist until publicly announced since the Rus­ sians act ■ May 27 deadline for redreas is achieved." handing over East Berlin to the & f» — aF.NIA, Ohio — The Rev, Alvin East German puppet government. One of the first L'. S. ballistic Kloti whose car was following a station wagon hit hy a train kill­ missiles, the Redstone's range is ing two women and eight Girl about 200 mdes and can carry a nuclear warhead. The first Red­ Scouts: -The car waa split open like a stone unit waa sent, to Germany * tincan. People were strewn all latt aummer. The missile* will he handled hy over the field." the 46th Artillery Group, now at Ft. Sill, Okla. MEMPHIS, T*nn. fUPIl — A IT-year-old high school senior who bootlegged vodka to fellow itudents in the school cafeteria has been suspended, along with 11 of hia rustomeri, * The youth told police be anld the vodka to schoolmate* "in o l­ der to get gasoline money." lie ■aid the profit waa juat enough to-Arcp hia rar running. OTiccri laid they were lipped to the liquor sales by an unhap­ py customer. They got an inform­ ant to give the student marked money, then traced hlm to a liq­ uor store where ha had purchased thr vodka. The City Llrenainr Commission voted to suspend the license of the itore. owned by Ralph Gigliano. brother of a Memphis police in ^ c lo r , "te e did not release the youth's name. Longwood Cadet Now In Pre-Flight Deaths NEW YORX (UPD — Dr. Leopold Casper, 99, noted Germanbom urolngitl, died Monday after a brief illness. ii'iijH Loiter pdiaPcii in vohuui *"401 and shapts...filled with delightful sv«pris*i and dolkioul candies.,. 30-Ft. elastic dri-sved m colorful 'Easier oullits." 1 N ew H aven Chrome Plated PAD and COVER SET ROAD LA N T E R N POCKET WATCH STEAM & DRY IRON GARDEN HOSE For your iif e ly alter dark! Poatrful searchlight with 2position red I QQ blinker lig h t............ I i w w Nickel plated men's watch Compensating hairspring makes .1 kerp belter | A f l time. Regular 2 S 9 ., l a w 3 Changes from steam to dry with a flick cl the linger. Adjust able right and 7 Q Q left hand cord. . . I i w u A flexible and lightweight hos* 1 designed for ease in handling. Won't ciack, peel, I 4 Q rot, m ildew ............ I i T , 9 Ir o n in g B o a rd /ffittt FREE Water Resistant Clothespin Beg. FiU i l l standa d wood and metd A A . boards. I H V i l .9 9 c * - 0 ° V o1- " T r l p l l t e " GARDEN VALUES GALORE VJLL.\F RANGE A DEL PA* NADES, Spain (L'PI) -J o h n Lodwick, 43, Britiih author, died Wed­ nesday of injuries received in an automobile accident last week. GRASS SHEARS, deluxe S' STtlL IUDIS, Stir HE HANDLES HEDGE SHEARS i' BEVCICO BLADES.......... 2 SO Ml. LONDON (UPD — Robert liar ris, 76, onetime Britiih Walker Cup gotf captain In (he 1920'i died Wednesday, Sturdy Metal PATIO TABLE Perfect piece of outdoor fur­ niture. 19’ high * 19* round. Folds flat. Cleans I QQ easily. O nly............1 . 9 9 LOS ANGELES (LTD — Jame* Shambra, SO, veteran police re­ porter for the Ims Angete* Herald Express, died Wednesday alter suffering a heart attack. 3-Pc.GARDEN TOOLSET metal roan, mown, 37" High Portable cultivator . . BARBECUE BRAZIER LAWN SPRINKLER ^tctaagxlar Aril OiciRitlag. 7.S3 VAL 18' fireproof bowl with 3 posi LAWN SPRINKLER lion gull, adjustable air ven and folding legs A Q Q 4 solid m u sm im u h arms ,,. 22*Pc. PICNIC SET runic.........omit 89c BADMINTON SET....... . . . CONfUTE 1.99 PARA NUGGETS................................m . 2 3 c FILM. ..6 2 0 ,127,120............. 4>n |. 0 0 LANOLIN PLUS net t oo.. our 69c GARMENT BAG kjmm........... lmval 9 9 c RIXAIL CARA NOMI SPECIALS with wheel; . . . . * t « 9 9 I I• BRITE S E T .................1! 02. AEROSOL 9 k FAST Daediulf Treatment Shampoo , 49c FAST PER M AN EN TS ......................................8Jc DEODORANT CREAM I Of. MB. 1.00. SOe PASADENA, Calif. f t 'P D - Attorney Don C. Porter. 6i. aon of A. C. Porter, nne of the founders nf this surhurban I-os Angeles city, died Tuesday. Undampened Spirits SOUTH VANDAUA. N. Y. (L T D — Norman Bomiinr, M, and Charlri Bennett. 76, were fi­ nally persuaded to abandon their home here after aprnding the pre­ ceding night watching television whllt seven inche* of Rood water covered the living room floor. Electric -------- r HOT P LA TE " K in g " A tro io l g.95 V ol.-G .E. W rlile y Superb# G Q U IK -S H A V E PINE OIL BATH P E R S O N A L FAN Special ingredient sottens the beard. Greaseless, brushless, economical. 10 9 k V il.. . . * f 9 C Use it as an e itr i burner at ^ tabfe, floor, or, or har.g home, or for coffee breaks at jj on the wall. Handy, y, efficient! the office, jw I Q Q 5-Yr, written 2.00 Vatu . . , . . U 9 w arranty............... 5 . 9 5 W ith The Heavy Rains Just a few diop; in your tub floats away tiredness, soften*’ and soothes dry skin, 16 o r . ............ I 1 . 4 9 60 Gauue — 15 Denier «■ W e Are Having - - - NYLONS New! Rexall -«**' Full fashioned hose in the latest, most fash­ ionable shade s. Sues! New Rexall Bisma-Rex Seltzer S U P ER ANAPAC Ready in a flash io give you peasant-tasting relief from acid upset Stomach, Q Q a * headache. 4Vi i l 98c f in application of Armourganlc or ■heep or cattle manure for theee ere long lasting. ARMOUR • • HUNT'S See — TUXEDO Authorized FEED Agent 118 S. Sanford Ave. DEODORANT STORE Jn Sanford FA 2*2624 I R o M o x 5c CIGAR Im p o rte d BRIAR P IPES Compart in value to pipes teHifig for much more. Asst -styles and shapes. I Q Q Vats, n ti 1.50 . E l . 1 . 9 9 Fu’l Size Pcrfecto Shape. Hole in head lor easy light­ ing. Sold only in our store;. Box of 50 2.25 BOX OF 3 PM.1.39 D eficio u i. £ u e«iH y in P ‘ a io i Americo'a Favorite FERTILIZER pair ititii ■! u R E Y N A L D O B A N K ER S For Better Grades O f — <i 4 9 c With Citrus Bioflavonoid & R” * 111 revo utionary liquid Vitamin C. Brings new, laster analgesic goes thre s M to coJd M l muscular | 4 9 A *'* D ix p om ct Top P ET A LS LOTION 3 types AH Purpose, Hand and Body and Dry Skin Lotion, large 16 Of. bottles. 6 9 c VOOVlIt.“ . . . u S tu 6 luscious rollon lotion to roll . your perspiration worries away; 1 or convenient, fabulous stick that applies dry to keep you dry. CHEESE BURGER served w ith | H O M E-ST Y LE POTATO SALAD REG. 1,30 VALUES joo ! 59c -t*r* If vou hnv* used an all chemical fer. tilixer on your crop# or lawn wa auffgeat thal you repeal your fertili­ zer application with an Armour well balanced mixed fertilizer, or �■ tm •'DEWSCHIAROT&TAIIES Editorials te tte r To The Editor .. Cooperation Needed -n*l In County Home Issue The Seminole BoBril of County Commissioner* has snld JUKI that the County Home problem will be solved. ••-f A* H starter, tho Commission will yet n report from Jumps (Iambic Roger*, now making a' survey of nil county building*. A decision is cxjicclcd shottly on whether to re­ pair or to replace the atructure. Commission Chairman John Kridcr pointed out thnt w* the conditions at the Home did not occur overnight. They arc the result of years of neglect. On several occasions, rcorls have been made on the Home. Recommendations have ccn made, too. Until now, the Home has been the subject of much talk, 3*“ JIIW1 little action. However, the Commission is pledged to cor­ recting existing shortcomings. It should be remembered. placing blatpe is not enough, in fairness to all, present Commissioner* cannot be credited with this situation. Neither can other agencies, auch ns the Health Department nnd the Department of Wel­ fare. These and other officials, however, are in positions to do something about correcting the deficiencies. The Longwood Citizens League is supporting a public meeting to discuss ways and means of correcting the Bitun• tion. Citizen support always should be welcome in such pro1 . jeets. Since the county is somewhat short on funds, Semin• - ole citizens could dD much to relieve present conditions at 1 the liomt. J v The Sanford Herald, which broke the story about con" v ditions at the Home, has not attempted to blame anyone, i; The Herald cited only facts as they exist. Editorially, Ihe •; ^ Herald has urged that something be done. We still urge that this situation bo corrected. It is far more Important that these elderly citizens have a little sun; _ shine In their lives than to decide who is right and who is wrong. ; «3 We see nothing wrong In a joint effort by the (.ommisI £ aion, the Longwood Citizens League and other groups and ! £ individuals to help the Home. Cooperation is the surest road • £ to success. “ ' * • * E i »• I* ft • Weather ‘Nonsense’ The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Ihex on th« wsathsrmsn. has put a This is the Sunshine Slate,, and all o f thai rain is a lot #Hiw ________________ _____ ~~ - - - Mack - - ................ • appoint of nonaenae. Chamber President Cleveland* Jr. . .v. sd a committee, whose members hava •'fitting’' names, to < chase away the clouda. • That "la»ky” fesllng, Cleveland feels, can be credited 1 to an oversight. When appointing committees to direct the \ •* various Important functions of the Chamber, he forgot the i J •* j weather.^ ^ „ f "Sunshln*” Odham, “ Knir” Tuck*r, "Sunny” JUborn, "Bright” Perkins, "Clearance” Red ding and Gan. "Forecast” Hutchison, all of thli dreary, (trip py business waa told to halt. \ . . . . 'nils committee might check with tlie U. S. Weather Bureau to find out if any personnel transfers took place last waak. Wa atrongli suspect that a California forecaster has Raon mowd to^Plorlda, for his health.________________ ,__ Furs Aren't Chic, Animals Run Wild 1THAUA, N. Y. (U PD -Chang»s in fashion ara causing a serious conservation problem in New York Mate. Dr. W. J. Hamilton Jr., a xoologlst at the state College or Agri­ culture, pointed out that because long furs ere do longer chlr, there fcaa been a sharp dcelina la fur trapping. He added that the animals thus * left free to roam are inflicting heavy damage on timber, rail road rlgtita ofw ay, highways and tillable land. Pilgrims A t Service SAUL, COUNTY, DOWN, Ire­ land (UPI) — Some 3,000 pil­ grims attended Protestant aervices Tuesday In the Memorial Church where Irgrnd says St. Patrick rilrd in A83. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROBR 1. Cudgel i . Witch ta t. Madison •quaro Garden 10. Month 13. Lovad to DOWN 1. Intimate companies 2. Permits S, Bring to light 4. Spoiled II. Kind o f nek II. Roman II. Not working 11. Belonging tamo IT. Quick M. Iridium (aym ) tt.E yo afflictions 19. Behold SI. Oriental nuraea M. Scotch lord SI. Rupport S». Fibbers It. land measure IS. Support Iflf Umbers f ) . Terbium (aym.) 9*. Cicatrix 37. Fencer's foil ••.Turkish monetary unit 4t. silly 41. Stand up 43. Blows 44. Yeas (dial.) 41. SehavM a. owns •.Plant tniact T. Alum nu* (cetloq.) •.Mora fo o ll* ' I. Eva's husband 11. Looked aikanco It, Paasag*way IT U'll'.irf I 1WHH U’JH jl 19. Hebrew I 1011191 J 'Jl JIIIOl l Uttar iittj 'Jtniubn SO. Moslem fjH a w y p n au rallgtcn ciwM'uilld i juLtrl S3. Droop li.-JiCi 1 M’J .1 IIIIJ W -U ttlo Ml 1nm uasu I J lM'JIII ) MUD ll.t w In 'JlSM I '.1D1411 Its EIHC.U id lU tl rapltal J <• SS.SmaUast Saewtr M . Basnets planat 34. Melody I T . ----- si as. Cup Otdl 30. Iowa (abbr.) 32. Skim over >1. Canvan ahaItem 40. ■outheast by south (abbr.) 41. MU# Luplno Assignment Washington f lly Kri Kutrrba WASHINGTON — The hour waa near noon, Outside the thirdfloor aunroom, a rrdhird warbled. The warm March aun splashed through the open slats of the Vrnelian blinds anil danced on the yellow flowers of the grty cotlon drape*, John Foiter -----Dulles ------------; - wailed. ----- There was a knock on the door. About (hit time, Ihe phone rang In the office of Colonel H. I* Berman, Waller Reed's radiation therapy expert, shout a quartermile of corridors away. The message; "The Secretary of Slale la on hit way." The wheelchair is rolled gingerly by a corpsman onto the elevator, Down to the first floor, along the wide. $49 Million Spent By U. S. On Roads In Southeast Area ATLANTA fUPI) — Contract* for ronitructlon of federal aid In­ terstate and defense highway* in seven soul lira item slates hy Feb. 1 tola) 49 milllun dollar* since the program started In 1B58. These ronlraela included 240.2 mllrs of roads and 154 bridges completed under Ihe program thus far In Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina. The U. S. Commerce Depart­ ment gave thli breakdown of com­ pleted ronalruclion: Alabama, 303 miles, 22 bridge*. 19,064,000; Florida, 81 miles, 13 bridge*, to.ois.ooo; Georgia, T.4 miles, 14 bridges, 94,8*0,000; Mis­ sissippi, 27.T miles, Iwn bridges, 12,338,000; North Carolina, I3T.4 mile*, 32 bridges, 918.400,000; South Carolina, 17.9 miles, 44 bridgea, 94,495,000; Tennessee, 4.7 mites, three bridges, 92,821,000. The breakdown for ronslmrllon under way: Alabama, 124.3 miles, S7 hridg ea, 937,239.000; Florida. 45.8 milrs, OS bridges, 949,753,000; Georgia, 3T.T mile*, CD bridges, 938.348,000; Mississippi, 127,3 miles, 129 hridg e*. 944,310,000; North Carolina, 223.4 mile*, 203 bridges. 944,928,000; Soulh Carolina, 107.8 milrs, 118 bridges. 930,074.000; Tennes­ see, SI.3 miles, •< bridges, 940,397,000. electrical charge enlcra Ihe Secre­ tary'* body. There are no wires. He does not come in contact with the machine. Hut it takes that much voltage to generate the Xray. to develop the penetrating power. There is no pain. The colonel watches the patient through a cir­ cular glass viewing window, but Ihere is an Intercom Inside should Dulles wish to say anything. But bt remains quiet. .Several other cancer pailtoU wait their turn on a long bench outside. In three minutes, the tim­ er knob click.* The door slides open and the Secretary of State wheels back to his fire-room suite, Ihe executive suits of President Kirenhower. 1 waa astounded to learn that the X-ray machine it the asms one in use sinrr 1943. In those 18 18 years, Ihcrr has been no improve­ ment. It ia the same machine which treated in vain, Rrnalor Robert A. Taft. Dulles' treatment has gone on every day, si* days a week, time I riday, February at). The aame long trip to the mllllon-volt room. How much longer, nobody will say for sure. Maybe a week,maybe two, mayl* three. NEW YORK (U PI) — Tlie power mower o f the future will be remote-controlled. according to Moto-Power lne. It will he able lo start llself wheh grass reaches rutting height, store its own solar energy and follow prr recorded rutting pattern. President, Longwood Cltizeni wonderful gifts of various kind that you brought to us. May Got L**g\ia continue to bless each of you ii the wnsuing years. Editor, The Herald: We, the family of the Good Sa­ You are cordially Invited to at maritan Home, take this method lend the 11th anniversary of tin to thank the ehurchey. clubi and Good Samaritan Home at thi many friend) of both Sanford and Free Will Holiness Church (brat DeBary for the many blessings ed at Ihe corner of 8th. amt^lul w# have received from you dur­ berry Avenue adjacent to thi ing the p u t ten yeara of arrvlce. Good Samaritan Home) March Z, It wai a pleasure and privilege at 3 p. m. (Signed) Ruby L. Wilson for ui to hear the door bell ring President »nd l° meet your amllea and the double protection ngainst runa DOUBLE-LOOP GAYMODES ■> Penney'* GO-rmirp douljp. loop* are twice ns Rood, twice ai sheer, twice ns aturdyl Full « fashioned. P a ! • neutrals, newest fashion tints. ’ 'p a ir •is.* S lj tn 11 Judges Overruled On Witness Boxes NEW YORK (UP1> — King* County Surrogate Maxlmlliaa Moss railed Mi first court to order Tueaday In Brooklyn'! new g18.50o.ou0 Supreme Court building. Ha no­ ticed that aomelhing waa missing —tha witnesa box. Building official* informed Moss that the architerla had not provid­ ed witnesa hose* in any of the rlegant courtrooms because a com ­ mittee of judges wanted it that way, Moae ordered a witnesa box installed with all due speed. Aak For A. W. Day ANSLEY or Night . BAIL BONDS — County ft City — 189 Holly Av*. FA 2-9228 Registered Itate Free Under *91.1)0, fee .................. 118.84 *98.00 to 1158.98. fee ............. . 915.04 Over 150.80, Only 10% \\9 L lv ta n d EYE-CATCHING G ING HAM PLAIDS GO EASY-CARE Vott in Bomlnolo County. Every Home Cook cun be a CHEF . w ith Bordens Cottage Cheese! Everyone Needs One These Dan River combed cottons ate quality tailored to Penney apecificationn! All nre easy to care for . . . machine wtisuble, need little or no ironing! A (....,1 tbet H"l »sly W*kr* |»<*J b*sd W m,I t«»i* |<h*J. but sen es l ««4 ib t la itnuridiini snJ nutniious, • • • 1 uu isn it* Six- ssisie lb in*! its, tw ry home funk ran be s chef wills Uerdea'a Cttawsd Colls*. U i.es.. , ,, Pit.I „f all, lb. hod)-building n»unibw*«l it sls.sil) ils.t» — I«i H onW t Colls*. Ch»»t« t* |sii*svr*|t«t Lrd trillt rtoifiH. LHf i ®,mI liiii ib n *. I"* — rest, muntt)-fifth (n o r. Looks? T b tl's .s t y , l*« . C m ilJ-b tova (titrselrt. tH 'k lr *» «» r w « ; " ’.'*** fh r.it .ek.s— and irons of olhtr d.li.lous Thuraday, March 10, 1959 STABILIT eseo»a B a la tO a r , BeaSay, a *0 C h tU le ta e B a le ,O a r ir a a o a im a i ratrs •ee m T* |u«-< .l u l l , d iib .s — lombino .) « s ° J spp.dt* appeal ohsis >ou Risks ikem wills U«idm # Cults (• Chr.se, , , lit • chit in |su r h s » s — pul B sidee s Coils*. Cbf.se or sour shopping lis* row. it * your bindirsi, ihiillirtl food (or Spring- WALTSSR SIRI-OW, Belief u i h t lb k w J a ls a a W . o n it n , j r , m i h ( iw a e n .r I V K L r s 4, C U S I S B , * « .a > 1 1 .l,a w« ▼ m. niaia^con i a ta c o x a M tsa a w t a s a a S e f l f l r R O lie r cur — PaM U bea o a ilr ReereeOlen C k ila wrlMHuminalrd main corridor, past* the hospital'! administration office. And a right turn up a alight incline along asphalt tile nf egg­ shell, green and black. There are only a few persons about. They watch wordlessly as the chair motes noiselessly along. No news photographers along Ihe route. Respectfully, theyhave with­ held taking pictures nf en ailing, courageous old man. The trip lakes about five min­ ute*. The/e is another right turn. An elevator brings the Secretary of Stale still another floor down Into the radiation therapy clinic. Just inside the entrance, a door of solid lead Iwo inches thick slide* open wide. Inaids is Ihe million-vol1. room. Tho Recrelnry ia assisted onto the hydraulic table In tho renter of Ihe room. Suspended over it, shaped like a huge spinning top, la the X-ray machine, Tho room ii unostentatious— hare, pale grern concrete walls, white plaster reding and floureaceni lighting. 'Ihe eye of the ma­ chine Is set about tx Inches from Dulles' body. A red dye, painted on Ihe akin In • half-inch-wide slrip, marks Ihe boundaries for treat­ ment. Colonel Herman, wearing a radi­ ation badge as a precaution, actties the patient himsrlf personally, then slips outside. He presses a wall huilon, the solid Irad door rytls shut and Dulles lies alone In the JO-hy-'JO room scaled, as il were, behind concrete walla 18 inches thick. Mrs. Mabel Quarry, hospital technician, scl* Uic knob for three minutes. HoniMimc* it may be longer—like three minutes, 27 sec­ onds — or a bit less. Hut always the juice la nt one million volts— 1,000 kilovolts, This does not mean that any Editor, Sinford Herald: Following ii a ropy nf my letter to John Krtder, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners. Seminole County. I hopa you will use it. Many thanki, Sincerely youri, Joseph 8. Rogero Longwood, Fla. Dear Mr. Krider: Thank you for your letter of March 11 in regard to a Long wood Cliiten'i League committee meeting with Ihe rommlsaioners on March IT at 1:30 p. m. We regret that we cannot be present a* wa are all working people. Wo appreciate the mention of the many hours that you toy have been spent in consideration of the very bad condition* at the Semi­ nole County Home. Also, It la interesting to note that th* firm of Gamblc-Rogers is now making a study of county building*, including th* Home. 1 am certain that our group and other charitable groups in Ihe rounty will welcome the news that there arc "two alternatives In the future for th* complete remodel­ ing of Ihe present Home or build­ ing a new on* In another loca­ tion." However, our conrtrn Is not for th* far future, but for the im­ mediate present in alleviating some of th* misery which is de finitely there. Whatever need* that are met now will blend with Ihe future. We have a scheduled meeting for April 1 at • p. m. in the County Courthouse at which time a representation of county cilltcn* will be prraent. Because one of the league's duties I* lo alert the ciliiens on governmental af­ fair*. we feel it only fitting and proper that the Commission and all supervising personnel connected with lha Homr, which you say Willing be DT present JH r*Clll III jU lll iU« i l II would at your March 17 meeting, should meet with them on April 1. We extend a cordial invitation to tht Commission andi personnel. Wc heartily agree with you In your statement that "tha mem­ bers of the present Commission are reasonable men, willing to do everything within thrlr power to improve rundillona at the Home. We are counting oa.your help. Vary alnccraly, (Signed) Joseph S. Rogcro S e e lk •u Oa« Tfl Tear wane feBLfggP ]y - ' t For a Frorh, now Flam, try lordin'* Vogotoblo StM (otlago diHitl g T V Ve* i * 4 U4*9* luy It your *t#fi • . * or or4tf frim yow M in mftmn. CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE ^ n ir s n s n a r © ittf tt T Is t v C - -» H |w MIC *«*+% m i m COOL DACRON-RAYONS . . . SO EASY ON CARE! Ye*, Penney’* trim tropi­ cals wash in the machine , • . dry in tho dryer , . , wear with a touch-up or no ironing nt all! Dies* tailored in a neat dubby shadow weave! mm's site* 2* ta 49 �1 T h u n u , M a r. 19, 1959— Page K Moore dethrones' Hogan Bassey In 13th; Rematch Set San fo rd Schedule For Seaso n Listed Solly Says Cards Have Chance' ED1TORS NOTE: TbU Is the fourth dispatch on the prosperts of the major league clubs In f.OS ANGELES (IP D -T r lu m IIM. phant Davcy Moore, the world'* featherweight crown per.-hed on ■» ST PETERSBURG. Ela. (UPI> ** _ , . . , _ hi* head, today received the planThe Sanford Greyhound* nf the May, one for June, five for July. Petersburg here; June 1} Day- d „ of , hp fjfht wnrId (or hl, nth —Solly Hrmus, the most inexperi­ Florida Stale League open the HO The firm doublchcader at home tona Beach hear; June 16. Day- rollnd knopkollt victorv ovfr Ho- enced manager in the major name schedule April 22 at home w,u be May 4. against St. Pete, tona Beach there; June 17, Tam gan (Kid I Bassey of Nigeria leagues, believes the St. Louis against the Orlando Dodgers and 0n May 13, Sanford plays a twin pa there; June II, Tampa here; Wednesday night in a bruising ti­ Cardinals ha\r "a fighting chance close the campaign in Tampa on bill in Orlando, on May IT an- June 19, Palatka here; June 20. tle bout. for the first division." Saturday, Aug. 29. other at Daytona Beach. Orlando Palatka there; June 21, Palatka We could even win the pen­ In one round, the sixth, the fo r Twelve doublehcadcrs. six at comes to Sanford for a pair on here; June 22, Palatka there. nant," he said with a straight June 23. Tampa here; June 24. mer national amateur bantamhome and six away, appear on May 22, Daytona Reach arrives weight champion turned the tide face. Sanford schedule. The first May 26 for two. The lone June Tampa there; June 25-26, break of battle as he sent the champion He won't find many baseball .1 #• the for All-Star game. comes on the third day of the double is on the 29th at St. Pete. irciing into the ropes with a wild men who will agree with him. Not June 27 (second half begins), season. April 24, at St. Peters­ On July 9. St. Pete is here for flurry, of , blow* that left Ba«sey because llemus, a journeyman burg. Five twin bill* are set for a pair. Then the Greyhound pitch­ Orlando here: June 26.Orlando , second baseman during his major there; June 29 30, St. Petersburg ‘ *n« C"*y larget ing staff gets a workout. On July there; .lulv I, Davtnna Beach The Springfield. Ohm. challrng league career. i< managing for IS, Sanford plays a pair in Or­ here; July 2, Daytona Beach r ' *0,,0Wfd ■•‘ vantage in the firsl lime, hut because it 11 lando, a doublchcader at Daytona doesn't look like he has the there; July 3. Tampa here; July ,h* " ‘l*1 round ,n cut “ P , ‘ h* on July 22. at home July 2T A T .m n . fK .,-- i.lw- s P . u n . champion even more. He then horses. against Orlando and at home July ? ' J f " } ? ? . ‘- p li-ik , l pBcd up a big margin of points •AVe could fool ’em ," he pre­ 31 against Daytona. hVi un i,n through the I3ih round when Has- dicted. Rut he didn't add what ............ ........... . . . . . . *• Orlando here; July 6. Orlando sey'a ...... ________ _____ n i j j t . . manager, George Biddles, |wnh. The complete 1939 Sanford sche­ there; July 9 10, St, Petersburg .topped the fight because the „ r ,lk„ hl, m flf|d of fllhl,r J(K dule: here; July II. Daytona Rearh champion could not ice from the Cunningham or George Crowe at April 22, Orlando here; April here; jr July 12, Daytona Beach firM |u , c . Don Maatngame at 23, Orlando there; April 24-25, St. there; July 13, Tainpa there; bW d flowing into hit eye*. The crowd of 10.000 person* |, Pl l)ndi k]PX Grammas at short Petersburg there; April 26, Day- July 14, Tampa here. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P li — It Iona Beach here; April 27. DayJulv U Palatka here' lulv 16 w hich P®’1* ,0 ’ rc Ihe an,| Km Boyer al third. I ., '. , , . • * • title bout In Olympic Auditorium arems unlikely that »uch a super- Iona Beach there; April 21, Tam ' I wouldn't trade them lor any Palatka there: July 17 Orlando W h fighter. « tremendous mar as Oscar llobcrt.son still P* here. April 29, Tampa there, hefe; July 18, Orlando there: other infield in ihe league," he needs to prove anything, but Cin- April 30, Palatka here; May 1, July 19 20. Sanford at St. Peter* ovation when they left the ring claims. rinnati’a "Rig O," arriscd ssith Palatka there: May 2, Orlando burg: July 21, Daytona Reach after their televised bout. He thinks his catching is lops, "I knew at the end o f the sixth bis team today for the NCAA bas­ here: May 3. Orlando there; May here; July 22. Daytona Beach too, with Gene Green, on account round that I was going to win the 45. St. Petersburg here. ketball finals ssith a burden. there: July 23, Tainpa here: July of his big hat, gelling thr call May 6. Daytona Beach here; 24. Tampa there; July 25, Palat- title," Mooie .aid happily a* hr over Hal Smith, one of Ihe best Oscar lias been twice an Allrfreived Congratulations in his May 7, Daytona Reach there: May America, and this season led the „ _ defensive receiver* in the busi­ . . . . _ ~ ____ ka here: July 26. Palatka there; 0rJam|o hprc; Jul>. a> 0 r . dressing room. Vmation in scoring ssith 920 points 8. Tampa there; May 9. Tampa Ju|y ness. "I was tcn»c In the early ar.d a 32.9 average. He is a mag­ here; May 10, Palatka here; May Undo there; July 29-30, St. Peters Has Outfield Problem rounds and Barney'* left hooks nificent rcbounder and does al­ 11, Palatka, there; May 12, Or­ burg here. Hrmus admits, however, he has were stinging allhough I wa* nev­ lando here; May 13. Orlando most as much damngc svith his July 31, Daytona Reach here: there; May 14-15, St. Petersburg Aug. t, Daytona Reach there; er in real truutdr or hurt. paving as he doe* shooting. "It feel* great to he tllampion. i there; May 16. Daytona Beach Aug. 2, Tampa there: Aug. 3. So sslut'* bothering him? here; May 17, Daytona Beach Tampa here; Aug. 4. Palatka Next time I’ll be more confident. Just a* Wilt Chamberlain never there; May 18, Tampa there; here; Aug. 3, Palatka there; Aug. I would like the return bout to gase Kansas an NCAA title, so be here in Los Angeles, but Lon­ Oscar remembers that he svas May 19. Tampa here; May 20. Pa- 6. Orlando here; Aug. 7, Orlando don or Liverpool is all right Utka here; May 21, Palatka there; Aug. 8 9, Si. Petersburg, ,vlt|i ,ne.» supposed to lead Cincinnati to the titJe a year ago, only to wind up there. there; Aug. 10. Daytona Beach Tf,r flkrhl agreement called for May 22. Orlando here; May 23, » a gnat svhtn he missed sshat here; Aug. 11. Daytona Beach, n return match within 90 daysBig While Haired Boy looks best Orlando there; May 24-25, St. Pet­ would have been a winning free there; Aug. 12. Tampa there; Aug if the champion lost. in tonight's featured Ladies Night throw against Kansas State in the ersburg licre; May 26,.Daytona 13. Tampa here; Aug. 14. Palatka Handicap al SanfordOrlando Ken­ first round. State went on to win Beach here; May 27. Daytona here; Aug. 15. Palatka there; nel Club, according to early 3 1 Beach there: May 28. Tampa in Ihe overtime. Aug. 16. Orlando here; Aug. 17, odd* given Ihe stepper. This year Oscar am! his bud­ there; May 29. Tampa here; May Orlando there. The while and black gent gets dies made it to Louisville, brush­ 30, Palatka here; May 31, Palatka Aug. I* 19, St. Peler*burg here: the popular one liox for the fcaing aside Kansas State, 85-75, in there: June 1. Orlando here; Aug. 20. Daytona Beach here; lure, ihe same spot from which he the mid-w-est regional final ai Os­ June 2, Orlando there; June 3-4, St. Aug. 21, Daytona Beach there; won hi* last encounter in 3128 Petersburg there; June 5, Daytona car racked up 24 points. Aug. 23, Tampa there: Aug. 23. seconds. Now, just two games away Beach here; June 6. Daytona Tampa here; Aug. 24. Palatka ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. fl'P I) Once again, ladle* will lie admiti Beach there. from the national title, Cincinnahere; Aug. 25. Palatka there: —Arnold Palmer of Latrobc, Pa., led lo the kennel club without adt June 7. Tampa here; June 8, i m ,ti — and Oscar — run amack into Tampa there: June 9. Palatka Aug. 26, Palatka here: Aug. 27. leading money-winner of thr 1938 mission charges In 22 starts this VMhe nation's No. 1 defensive team, Palatka there; Aug. 28. Tampa pro golf season, begin* defense of scasnn. While Haired Boy has finhere; June 10. Palatka there: the California Bcara. here: Aug. 29, Tampa there. his St. Petersburg Open tourna- ished in the cash trio II limes, June 11, Orlando here; June 12, The Cincinnati-California semi­ Aug. 30. open date or playoffs; mrnt tilic today in a field of 130 In his last race, hr jumped out final clash for the Western title Orlando there: June 1314, St. Aug. 31, playoffs start. players.. from the one box fourlli best, but Friday night poses a rage ques­ So far this season. Palmer has a* he rounded the turns lie elmtion that has coaches assembled nut won a tournament, lie fin- cd the gap, then exploded in the for their annual meeting here ished m a lie for seventh place hnmrstrrleh tn win by six lengths hutting. What will happen when in the Pensacola Open last week over Singing River, the Bears, who have held onpoend. Lady gucsls may be rooting for i.rnts to an average of 50 points The big field in the $13,000 St.swift Diane Kay, in Ihe sixth post per game this season, try to deal Petersburg Open wilt ho cut to position. This 57 pounder lias w^ulth n guy who has sometimei NEW YORK (U P I1—Floyd Pat­ ABC Garbage Service made terson, thr inactive world ltravy- thr tup 60, including He*, after romped into the money II times * scored more than that himself? 36 hole*. this season in only 16 starts. room for the Wilson-Maicr Kur . weight champion, is going hack to A* the pros move down the Diane is given morning line i.iture team tn first place this work jn rjm icst. Florida peninsula, the onl> big odds of 4-L week, as these two teams *hme Cu* D Amato, the champ’s man- name star missing vsa* Ken Vrn Another lough hound to heal in the top spot in the Sand-pur ager, announced Wednesday night turi of Pain Alto, Calif. (he ninth event ia Glen Colson, Bowling League, both with 20 that Patterson will defend his Paul Harney of Worchcstcr who will gallop from Ihe second wins and 13 ln»»e». title against former Hrltish Em­ Mass., who set a new roursr rrc spot. Glen leads the octet’ s win Followed closely by ItuumtUat pire titleholder Brian I-ondon at ord with a 19 under par 269 in h*t with five triumphs, and Anderson Drug* with 19'i- La* Vegas. Nev., April 21. winning the Pensacola Open last Limber Timber and Hobby Son 13S, this rare is one to watch, Nine weeks later, Patterson will Sunday, is also registered are raled top* in the eighth event, ts only four more bowling nighl* place his title on Ihe line—if hr Golfs three lop money wmnrrs irmain in this ycar'a league. Per­ still owns il—again*! European —Art Wall Jr. of Pornnn Manor, also Grade A Only nine more da>s of roinprtifection Dairies remains in fourth champion Kngemar Johansson at Pa.. Gene Lttllrr, Singing Hills, lion remain nn Ihe club'* slate. place with 16-17, Robson Sport­ Yankee .Stadium. Calif, and John Mr.Mullin, Fair .Matinee action starla at 2 p. m. ing Goods hold* fifth with 12'iWhat happens if Pallrrson lose* Oaks, Calif., were also on hand. tomorrow. 20'*, and Wade’s Market take* lo lavndon, an inept brawler who Dr. Car) Middlernff of Mem over sixth spot with 11-22. is ranked ninth m the heavy­ phi*. Trnn , now playing out of Perfection Dairies, in taking weight division? Apparently neith­ Keels Defeat U. S. Ihe Diplomat Hotel and Country two game* fiont ABU, rolled the er D'Amato nor Bill Rou-nsolm, MOSCOW (UPI) — Moscow's Club at Miami, joined the tourna­ highest scratch game for this half, who will promote the June 23ni ment trail here for Ihe first time junior all-star squad beat the with their 717, 866 handicapped. Patterson-Johinsson fight, antici­ this year. His aim is to get in United States national amateur They nlao had high scries for the pate such an upset. hockry tram 6 1. Wednesday shape for the Masters. evening 1950-2397. Lucille Harris night. Paul Johnson nf St. Paul, was high for the dairy tram, and $Dnn. scored the only goal for Fannie Eberlc, for ABC. Splits when you d o ... the Americans. were picked up !>y Marian Adams, visit FAMILY! 5-7, and Betty Matthews, 2-7-10. Telecasts Planned Wade's Market, with only At Phoenix, Arir. Losar-McLish. HR— Green (2), If you need NEW YORK i UPI) — Telecastthree players present, won the Chicago (N ) ono 113 firm— 8 13 2 ,;PrnPrtf (o n i0 , Colav||0. mg of thr Columbia Broadcasting first game from Roumillat and An- San Francisco 000 200 45x—II 14 0 System's "R are nf thr Week" nerson. then dropped the next two. Phillips Cercarclil (61, Elston will be resumed March 26 with Barb Rowell aparkrd the grocery (8) and Averill. McCormick. Bar Chicago (A ) \s. Philadelphia at team, and Erma Webb led the clay (6). Jones (7). Zanni (9) and Clrarwalrr, Fla , cancelled, rain. thr running of thr Swift Stakes at phone: FAirfax 2-4412 Jamaica. druggists, leading teammate Peg­ Milwaukee vs Kanvas City at McCardrll. Schmidt (7). Winner— gy Russell by just two points. before noon to arrange Jonrs. I/iser— Ceccarclli. H R - West Palm Iteaih. Fla , cancelled, Wilson-Maier's and Robson’s Dark. rain. for money the same dayl seemed to be having a laughing St. Louis xs. tan Angeles at Vcro At Tucson, Arir. contest, rather than a bowling Roston 310 n;o 719—14 21 3 Beach. Fla., cancelled, rain. mateh, but evidently laughter Cleveland 200 212 0 0 0 - 7 8 3 Washington xs. New York at 24 Msnlkly Cash Tati helps make the pins fall, as WitRowsfield, Klely (7) and Daley, St. Petersburg, F la , cancelled, PsposMv Itsun* son-Maier wound up with a 1924 Sullivan 7. Stigman. Mcl.i«h (3 1, rain. scratch »erie», winning all Ihrce $120 00 t 7 00 IIonian (7». Lary (8) and Brown, Pitlsburgh x» Cincinnati al gams* from the’ Sporting Goods 1UOO 1100 Naragnn (6). Winner— Rowsfield. Tampa. Fla , ranrelled, rain. team. Ruth Phillips, of thr furni­ 1)00 220 00 ture team picked up the 6-7 split, 1100 31200 a neary Impossible o ne, and ended 24 00 43200 FLORIDA'S FASTEST (iKOWINt* FOOD CHAIM with high series for the Icagut 32 00 512 00 this week. Tomorrow night will find Rnu millat and Anderson vs. WilsonMaier on ianca one ar.d two, ARC and Robson's on three and four, FINANCI S H V IC I, IN C and Wads’* vt*. Perfection on ORI.ANDO | lanes fire and six. OF S A N F 0 II J Big '0 ' Bothered By Tourney Jinx; ^California Ahead i White Haired Boy Feature Favorite Palmer Defending Title At St. Pete ts 2 Teams Deadlock For Sandspur Lead Patterson Plans To Defend Title Twice This Year Everybody needs money sometime Exhibition Results UP TO $600 i FAMILY \ t Welterweights Sign Phoni: FAirfu 2-4(12 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Weller weights Isaac Logart of New York and Charlie Scott of Philadelphia will meet In a return If) round tele­ vised bout at thr New Capitol Arena April 3. Scott won an upset decision at St. Nicholas Arena in New York last Monday. 1 i "G O L D E N F O R M U L A " FREE OFFER EVIRY 2nd CAN FREE! • Outside Oil Peint— Interier Primer — Interior Piet— liquiaite C olon — SAVK HUGI PROFITS— 2ND CAN FRKi lo s t Lets*— Semi Glooe— 1 Hour Sondlef Seelar — Alumieum — Trims— Sere Hugo Profits— 2nd CAN F i l l LIQ U ID PLASTIQ GLASS M arine Spec. Feints MARY CARTER PAINTS 201 W. le t 81. Kansas City and Ihe Cincinnati Redsi. Marv Grissom (7-5 with the* San Eranriseo Giants) and Jim Rrosrian. who won eight while losing only four for Ihe Cards afler a 3 4 record with the Chicago Cuhs. "That leases me needing four more pitchers," Hrmus said. "I have plenty of prospects." Counting on Rrnglin They include rookie Ernie Rroglio, who won 17 while losing four with Phoenix and Toronto last season. He's the hurler llemus Is rnunling on moat as his No. 4 starter. Then Ihrrr it Lindy McDaniel, who was V7 with the Cardinals Yankees, Senators Cook Big Deal; Kubek M ay Go F A 2-3649 DRIVE * VsJF IJarke*/ VELD A GRADE "A FRESH M IL K -- 3 9 YEI.DA — ChocoUtt, Strn*berry, Vnnilln ICE M IL K 49‘ last season; Gary Rlayloek, 14-10 svith Rochester; Dick RteketU, 13-13, also with Rochester; thn veteran Sal Maglie, 3-7 with the Glanta and Cardinals, and Rob Miller, the ex-Phillie who spent last season in the minors. Me* Daniels brother. Von, Is not figuring in the Cardinal picture for 1939. Phil Clark, 10-8 at Ok u * ha. has a rhanre to stick. llemus will carry only tw® ratchers. Rut Ray Katt snll be with ihe eluh as a coach and the veteran would he put on the ac­ tive list if *n\thing happened to Green or Smith. The Cardinals' big gun, Stas Musiat, will he in left with Gtno Clmoli. obtained from the Loa An* geles Dodgers in Ihe Willy Moon deal, In renter. Right field is up for grabs, however. Vnllril Press Inlrinallixval Griffith nf ihe Senators confirmed The long-awaited deal between that thr negotiations were expand- j Ihe New York Yankees and Wash­ ing into a possible multi-player ington Senator* appears ready lo Iraniaction after a two hour eon-! "p op "— with a hang that would fall in St. Petersburg Wednesday, j bring bark memories of George "Y e*," nodded Weis* w h e n Weiss’ famous Boh Turley — Don asked if hr was seeking a pitcher, Larsen deal five yraVs ago. and he nnddrd "y e s " a second Untied I’ r c > v International time when asked If more than sources in M Petersburg, Fla . imr pitcher might lie involved. and Tampa, Kla , reported that Griffith said he and W e i s s Yankee general manager is now started "with a list of 15 plaver* pressing to include two pitcher* in and worked down." He said Ihe thr deal. Thrsr most likely would two officials would gel together in lie right hander* Pedro llamn* another week and added, "a deal and Dick llvde The Yankees ori- 1 could lie made at any time." gmally were dickering only for! Weiss made one of the most Hide ' sensational deals of the decade Both Weiss and President Ual (,vr jears ago when lie acquired Turley amt l.arsrn from Ihe Balti­ more Oriole* in a 17-nvan transac­ tion. Indications arc that hr is trying In build another surli deal in an attempt lo land Ramos and llvde, ono a dependable .starter and the other Ihr A m e r I e a n League's No. 1 relief pilchrr last season. United Press International Boston's "terrific trio" of TomGriffith hinted al a big deal my lleinsohn, Boh Cuusy and Bill when he (old Ihe UP! m Tampa: Russell gave advance unlive to­ "There's a key name involved day that Ihe Celtics are bent on (hat hasn't even born mentioned regaining thr National Basketball in Ihe papers." There wa* specu­ Association championship. lation tie mrant Tony Kubrk, the lleinsohn scored 28 points, Yankees' regular shortstop last Cousy counted 22 plus 15 dssists, season who is expendable because and Itussrll grabbed 32 rebounds second baseman Gil MeDougald and 19 points Wednesday night as easily could lie shifted In that the Celtics muled the Syracuse spot. Senator Manager Cookie La­ Nationals, 131 -loo. in the opener va getto comedos his No. 1 need of Ihclr hest-nf seven Flaslrrn Di­ is fnr a shortstop. vision final playoffs. The endri* F'tnrula exhibition Minneapolis reached thr West­ srhrdolr via* rained out again ern Division final* again*! defend Wednesday and Ihe San Francisco ing St. Iamis Wednesday night by Gianls heal Ihr Chicago Cubs, Itdefeating Dstroit. I2'l 102. in the 8, al Phoenix, Aris,, and Ihe Boadrriding game nf Ihrlr semi final Ion Red Sox downed Ihe Cleve­ series. land Indians, 147, at Tucson, Exi'crl* expect Roston and St. A ric, in Hie only grapefruit ac­ Loul* to meet in thr title round tivity. fur tie third straight year. The Wrsii rn Division finals open in The world merchant marine St. i ouls on Saturday. fleet grew by 7,787.650 tons in I'pirt-mimlrd Syracuse, con­ 1938, according to Lloyd's Regis­ queror of New Yotk in a two ter of Shipping, which said this game sweep, had all il could do was Ihe largest annual increase lo slay on the court a* Ihr red- sinre 1918 hot Celtic* Ivombarded thr basket from all angles. You’ll lllco this BRILLIANT enam el Celtics Rout Nats In NBA Playoffs N IT To Resume Action Tonight SHOP for NEW YORK (UPI) — Rradlry and SI. John's of New York are favored In whip dark horse dial ledgers New York University and Providence Innight and set up a West v*. East final in Ihe upsetlilted National Invitation llavket ball Tournament. Ilradlry, Ihe tup seeded tram in Ihe tournamrnl. I* favored by five point* over NYU while SI John's Is a six-point choice to end Provi­ dence's dream of going from no where in Ihe original I2lrain field In thr championship. RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. b Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL M ATINEE FRIDAY Sh u w i h - W i u i a m s ENAMELOID. HIOH GLOSS KNAMIL Sparkle* and wears almost Uks diamonds. . . that’a Emunaioid when you apply K towoodwork, kitchen and bathroom walla, ad kinds of furniture, even tools and tova. 14 beautiful colors plus white and flat black. “ Free Parking’* TED W ILLIAMS HARDWARE 205 E. 25th S t FA 2-3464 ROUMI LLA T’S Keautiful and Pleasing F A ST E R High Style Tropicana Woven Reed LA D IE S’ HAND HAGS Hand deco ruled with beautiful watin lining with full box of Whitman'* Sampler Cliorolatea Famutin Hollingsworth and Whitman's CANDIES Raster lloxecl or Filled and Decorated Easier Ibiakefe C H I L D R E N ’S CANDIES 1 X jfiC K S o n s X ' in it 1 125 South PirkAtmiM Sanford, Florida an outfield problem and that either Cunningham or Green may be railed upon to take over right field. Thai ts the one spot Ihe Cardinals are trying to plug, he ing willing earn to give up Sad Sam Jones, one of their starting pitchers to do it. " l ’ m happy about our pitch­ ing." saj* llemus, who will be Ihe only playing manager in the majors this season. It s doubtful whether any othrr manager would be happy about il. though. He has for starters Larry Jack son (13 13), Vinegar Ren Mirrll (10-14) and Jones <H-t.1). In re lief there will he ihe veterans Alex Krllnrr (7-3 overall with Enatrr Eggs. Jelly Henns, Hunnlen Filled Ranter llaakct* and Children'* Purses ) N O T H IN G ____ ia more plcuxing to her nt Laatrrtime than Nation* ally Famous COSMETICS and PERFUMES You’ll find nn irrrstlit»talslc selection at Roumillat’a Cosmetic Counter. • Luxurious Clubhouse • Healed Stands ••« »• v e# •*...•> • I hI Sorry, No Minors Jerry Collins. Operator Season Closes March 31st U L JaJZ g'uze'H s »U*C> t « J . Do*! Half finl. O rion Roumillat & Anderson FLORIDA GRADE "A " MEDIUM d« . *JOt FRESH EGGS - 3 9 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities F A 2-0392 Miles B ooth On Highway 17-92 I .orated X Of Sanford “ On The Corner By The C lock" 'I �QUANTITY. RIGHT RESERVED "fe , O R LA N D O • I3 S SO UTH L A K * B A R T O N R O A D W IN T E R P A R K - A L O M A C L A K E M O N T S A N F O R P 2 S T H A N O pA R K A V I OPEN UNTIL 9 : « p.m mom - rat. PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT. .MARCH 21 CHASE A N D SANBORN i OR I FOOD FAIR i CAN* W VACUUM FRESH LIMIT WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER PLEASE CHEER STEAK KNIFE <9 YNI-TASTI” I Evaporated LIMIT • 1 W ITH *5 .0 0 FOOD O ftO tlt W 9 O F iX T R A C O S TI LovDly'‘GOLDEN WHEAT,rmodDrn GOLDEN ROSE caV ir iffi SOUTHERN QUEENE avi CAN Golden 3 - '2 5 Ripe BANANAS - 9 . CARROTS LETTUCE 2—25. APPLES 4 b -29< FRESH CRISP SOUTHERN . M A ID A SO U D PACKED 25 APPLE PIE 49e VALUE i LIGHT AND fLUFFY^ 1AAGC (DNQ ANGEL FOOD ^ ' CAKE £ 3 9 CALIFORNIA LARGE LADY FAIR BREAD EATING OR COOKING F V * t TASTE / MARSHMALLOW JELLY REAM ) PEEPS*** I f ] ms 25f{ chicks , |V LIBBY'S HALVES OR SLICED M ARSHMAUOW f Y N E T A S T l p a n n e d 0% £k 15 OZ. LOAVES o f. A r e c o t/e fl£ * > M ARSHM ALLOW / • choc f G f i K & p w w .1 �0 £ k VS/fY/f fA 7 QUANTITY RIGHT RESERVED' I,: .' O R L A N D O M 3 3 SOUTH L A K F B A R T O N R O A D W I N T E R P A R K .- A L O M A C U L A K C M O M T A V E . SA N FO RD - < Z 5 T*4 PARK AVE SMOK OPEN UNTIL 9 ooplM. Mon-S at. 1‘ HU'KS GOOD THHOUCIl SAT. MAItCH 1!1 PICNICS COLONIAL SUGAR CURED 8I >5 v% LB. W 03 LEAN CHOICE P.S.G. U. S. CHOICE STANDING ROAST P.S.G. U. S. CHOICE BEEF lb STEAK » Lbs. •A » X'.a SWIFT'S SEMINOLE 0 « HICKO.Y RANCH HICKORY RANCH SLICED BREAKFAST 4* M A ■ » f ,1.i m m BACON ■% iaY^4. * *<Jv4 'P h NOTHINCTO BUS Ju s t r e c o v e r LB. CELLQ WIN THE I W ORLDS LARGEST WILSONS CERTIFIED g r a d e a q u ic k f r o z e n GROCERY BAG WORTH XPPOX *50 0 .W URKEYS YOUNG ■ " BROILER H IC K O R Y m r c HAND PAINTED (w*m) BARBECUED FRYERS SHRIMP SPANISH MACKEREL FRESH CAUGHT l l ■ ■■ H m FILLETS BUTTER MAYFAIR PURE KRAFTS SERVE PIPING ~ 3 ^ or ROLLS si oo FROZEN RITE PARKER HOUSE OR CLOVER LEAF ROLLS SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR AZALEA ALL MEAT SKINLESS DAISY CHEESE WOODBURY H DEODORANT mui 3 9 17.06 Volue 69I ROYAL CASTILE ECG SHAMPOO CREAM S i oo A A 59^ value PEPPERS STRIPED TOOTHPASTE 24 TO PKG 37 c VALUE HOLLOW AY HOUSE STUFFED GREEN FRANKS LB. general electric PRAWINGS MARCH II.IS S S - 7:*-“P .« . LB. M IL K COFFEE PFRCOLATOR. r K t t r o t is s e r ie - SMOKED HAM T C O R y CROW W JEW EL rn p r SLICED BEEF CREA M ERY I rK tt SMOKED 69 snapper P fs r » p HOTI TAR N O W V; fr esh c a u g h t rKtt P O R T R A IT EACH SMOKED P Lb TABLE TESTED FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 9 OZ. PKG. LIQ U IN E T 51.25 VALUE ' \ HAIR SPRAY 12.50 VALUE PLASTIC LAUNDRY.JASKET*i<’ VALUE �/.« Southern Winds Bring Midwest Relief Called F m i International Mild, southerly wind* whipped .jg r o n the central plain* and the . Great Lake* today, aiding Midwest resident* in their snow removal effort*. Cowly Is Chosen To Aid Band Camp Ernest Cowly, band director at .Seminole High School, will serve aa dean of boys at the University o f Miami Summer Hand Camp jan e, It-July 18. . .The camp is built around a training program which provides instruction on Instruments and all phases of band work. Camper* and adult supervisors are housed in the University’* student apart­ ment* on the main rampus. In addition to his duties as dean of boys, Cowley will instruct the teenage students In theory. on gu*t* that reached 33 mile* per hour Wednesday night at Sat­ ina, Kan., and 30 to 40 m.p.h. a cron Iowa and the Great Lake*. A temperature boost of 52 de­ gree* wa* reported early today at Grand Marali, Mich., where a reading of .12 degree* compared with a low of 20 below zero at the lame lime early Wedneiday. Deipite the warmer weather, the deep mow* dumped over the Midweit last weekend continued to poie problem*. At Richland Center, Wi»., vol­ unteer* turned out to perform an errand of mercy. A dozen farm­ er* and a jllow draggled for four hour* Wednesday to clear a path through drift* and ra»h a critical­ ly ill girl to a hospital. The plight of Shirley Long, 13, of rural Weal Lima, Wi*., came to light when her father fought hi* way to the thcriff* office to *cck aid. Sheriff William Drone round- SMALL LEAN WESTERN ed up the Termer* who dug a mile long route to the Long farmhouie. Doctor* at a Richland Center hoipital said Shirley wa* *ufferlng from appendlcKii. Snowplow* in upper Michigin bucked 12-foot drift* to free hundred* of familie* (till inowbound from the Sunday blirrard. Offirial* laid only about ino of the more than 800 mile* of coun­ try road* were open to traffic late Wedneaday. Cold weather maintained iti grip over the Atlantic itate* with overnight reading* ranging from lero to 10 above In New England and in the teen* south to Virginia, Temperature* dropped into the 30* In northern Georgia. Pur# 8—'Th'urg., Mar. 19, 1959 VS* va ia xxciu iL D W NO.SWTA A PCCUlAft <p. K a u sE \o o ir,E A iM iw J LIVE LIKE C^MV TRIBE HOUtt AND-Vj ■NTHEJUNGLE POE4NTMEAN , YOUMUSTBEA 1 SAVAGE. VOOt£ fcPUCATED. 1— ' LIONI— IDGIV* ANYTHING VraTorft fr r a ll IMBETfGiWcD) WANT METO IP v o o gouid/ I P £VEW SlAV MERC, 60 WITH f . . BUT I CAN'T- r ~ VOW Carraway & McKibbin I HEAtP MV NAME... WAS THAT X X I ? XXJ kNOW M E ...? A the pilo ts alive ... but General Insurance HE HAS NO SPACE SUIT/ HE CAN'T GUev-VE TEN SECONDS CUT HERE.,, j 114 N . Park Ave- FLASH C xX D O H l >OU WOUC-MT . Al£ BACKTO h s l - LIFE... SEME',IMP. ..AS I $ 4 IP # >OU WOULD.1 VEtf/ THE CURL FROM ^ t h e spac e f o r t r e s s / IVE FOUND YOU! U In tra n etM FA’ 2-0331 •siatas/vow PRICES GOOD H ERSH EY N O W THRU ► \ 5 Lbs. — SUNDAY M A R C H 22 ir HAS SOMETHING TO Jf THINK- >— I—1 | > T ^ WHERE DID HE SAY HE'D p — p h o n e d / let m e Limit - One With 15 Or More Order LETS SEE N E E D L E S —f ? MEET Y O U . * / ' WHEN Y O U N J 5 V ’* 7 v- LYKES Pure Pork Hair CTA+yfr ' v -------r 'i f s S J .W iV S * . v/ // WANT" TO R E - V - ‘' l i ? 0 ;— tm P LA T T EQ S J F j Z / 0 d m eet in i.' p r o . y o u a t -m e s - ^ th e hall ir s y MENTAL suggesti ons ^ SIZE Rifted at oar Renrlce Counter E C O N O M Y Sliced M S V I \VA1-M I T I VOU'VB OALU-T BREM NER BACON ) : LYKES Sugar Creek ■ " >■ — , A W CASTT! JUMBO PIES ■• ■* "*«• BR EM N ER SALTINES11 ,k« PICKLES ELI. HOUSE ■ § ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Instant COFFEE FOOD K IN G I DREAMED 1 I WENT OVER NIAGARA r FALLS V , (Wllh $2,00 Purchase) GOLD M E D A L or P ILLSB U R Y F O R G E T ABOUT PAYING M E ,,--GRANDM A... I ...T H A T R O A S T I S O N T H E H O U S E / , ----------- NOW ! IT 'S IN A P P R E C IA T IO N O ' T H 'N IC E B U S IN E S S Y O U C O N T IN U A L L Y T H R O W M Y W A Y ... /■ — v , KRAFT Save Seven Days n week — with Super Market p rice* — nt WADE'S D E N N IS C A N N E D ------ - WHOLE ________ / SOMEHOW -N t THOtV-Mt l MUST CHOOSE. \ M V S O L ID FROZEN FOUR FISHERMEN Sill W IN K / 5ILVBR. SERVICE[/ SO U P ,1 -----------------GOLO ’ ) 9 Or. Cana ROCK CORNISH WINTER GARDEN Apple or Cherry YOU CANT MISS US — WE RE RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OP SANFORD'S NEW FOOD STRIP YOU'D , 1 P IC K P L E N T Y OF FR E E P A R K IN G B t u y . ' HAVEN'T 1 I ’M S T IU Y O U S E L E C T E D V.'ORling A r i A C E V C T IlN o O N T H E TON YOUR . TABLE­ MOI’ e CHCST TJT C L O T H / DON'T VOU WANT A I'A T T S R N O N THfc S I L V E R . Y O U 'R C G O IN G T O C O L L E C T SU RE, o r ■ 0 9 1 necoaoa' WILSON’S Spiced C ^ ^ G IA N T 1 STATE HOUSE/— IN DISCS ?.* M E M B E R ANV- t a .t h h g , d o ( r x \ TH At D O W ITH P H O N O G R A P H S . AN CAGLE AND • e r u jR ia u s u n j m */ �YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING WITH OUR CLA SSIFIED ? IO CLASSIFIED INDEX r>««. — — - — 5—FOR RENT 5— FOR RENT 2 or 3 ROOM, fumiihod Apart I— MARKET BASKET . 2 — FOR HEX? meat, newly decorated, $41,00 per month or $12.00 per week. ♦ A-RO O M ft BOARD 213 Smith t.aural. 3—BEACH RENTALS *— WANTED TO R E M 2 Bedroom house, un/urnished. 5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE kitchen equipped, 117 Escambia 6— MORTGAGE LOANS 7— REAL ESTATE WANTED Dr. Phone FA 2 0920 alter 3 p. m,, $13.00 per month. 8— MISCELLANEOUS 9— FLOWERS - 1'LANTS WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms SHRUBS private baths. 114 W. P irn It, IS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT II — AUTOMOBILES 2-BEDROOM house kitchen equip TRAILERS ped phone FA 2-5303. ill— BOATS ft MOTORS IF—FARM SUPPLIES ft AN apartment as large as a MACHINERY house. 3 bedrooms, tiled balh, l i — PETS . LIVESTOCK . screened perch. With nr u-lthnul SUPPLIES kitchen equipment. $73. Phone 13— ARTICLES WANTED FA 2 3951. II— PLACES TO EAT 17— DEALT? PARLORS II —FEMALE HELP WANTED 2-REDROOM furnished house, 3312 So. Sanford Ave. FA 23159. 19— MALE HELP WANTED 29— MALE OR FEMALE UNFURNISHED 2-Bedroom and 21— WORK WANTED youth room house. Ph. FA 2-1310 22— BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2 BEDROOM Home SJ.Yfin, Kit­ 23— SPECIAI SERVICES chen equipped. FA 2-3551. 24— PIANO SERVICES 24A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS APARTM ENT-A v a ] o n Apart­ 25— ELECTRICAL ments, Phone FA 2-3934. CONTRACTORS 21-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS. 1—BEDROOM house, furnished. 25-B BUILDING SUPPLIES Orange B K d . Prefer couplr, 27— NOTICE - PERSONALS Phone FA 2-4:87. 29-ARTICLES FOR 8ALE 29— FURNITURE ft NEW 2 Bedroom Duplex. Unfurn­ I HOUSEHOLD ished, electric kitchen Call after ■so-l-OST AND FOUND 4 P. M. FA 2-7934. Farm Cash Income Hits Record High [ jn Seven {fates 2-BEDROOM unfurnished limisr. kllchrn equipped. 816 Escambia Dr. FA 2 3857. APRIL 1st; 2-bedroom home com ­ pletely furnished. Adults only, inquire 2300 Sanford Ave. 3—1 BEDROOM, furnished apart­ ments, private baths, Park Apartments, 1717 Park Ave. I’ honr FA 2 3893. FURN. Apt. ph. FA 2 0702._______ J lir » « n fn r 6 <tr«tl> T ln .r?., Mar. 10, 1050— P a g o fl I i- A U n ) M o iH i.K s - 1r .u l e h s j » IAFF-A-DAY 2 UKDRO.M, Fla. room, fenced yard '* hlock from Lake. I’ honr FA 2 2320. J-BKDRHOM house Kitrhen equipped, $100.00 Nice location, phone FA 2-4014. DUPLEX—3 Bedrooms nicely fur­ nished Phone FA 2-5021. DOWNSTAIRS furnished 2 room apsrtment, private bath. Near town. 306 Elm. FA 2 2021. 1-ROOM rfficicnry aparlmrnl. private balh, across from Tost Office. Near navy base: nicely furnished house on Golden Lake. Must be seen In appreciate, lake privlleers. Call FA 2-0274. REAL EBTA'IT FOR BALM SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 3rd Addition. C X9>-. V 'l *•*•*♦ ••••!».• .. » • f i aiicst*. in;, 0 tr.J |.|)4 iw ;. ti. " J f s n o t T H A T s c a r y !” REAL Es t a t e f o r HALE -HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE FARMER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Rrallor Immediate occupancy. 2 bedroom I'B newly rrfimshed Phillip* built. Term* or will dorount D. II. Whitmorr, Assoc. equity for cash. FA 2 6033 or 118 S. French Avr. Ph. FA 2 3221, FA 2 2341, After hours FA 2 2618 or FA 2 4921 IF IT IS REAL S i .J J u u 116 N. Park Ave. a- p l u m b in g — M— ARTICLES rOB SALE . PLUMBING STOVE, nefriierator. Dlnettd. Set Contracting A Repairs of bedroom furniture. Odds and Free Estimate* end*. FA 2-4539. R. I.. HARVEY I *32 PONTIAC, perfert condition. 304 Sanford Avf. Phono FA ? 338.1 UPRIGHT Plant! $75 or nrxt best offer. Excellent condition Must sell. Make offer. See at This is a guest pass to the Rltx FA 20816. Cowan Moughton Terrace, Apt. Theatre for Kathy Austin. Exp No. 9. FAC I DRY TO Y U U f~ date Apr. 2, '59. ALUMINUM 12—BOATS and MOfOR.S 74— PIANO SERVICE VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head Ssg-prool boltom Your Evlnrudv Dealer MA.NO TUNING A REPAIRING rail with pi astir ends. Plattlo ROBSON SPORTING GOODS IV. L. HARMON or rsyon tapes. Cotton or nylon 304-6-8 E. 1st. l’hona FA 2-5961 I'll. FA 2-4223 After 5.00 p. m. cords. 17—BEAUTY PAH 1/4RS 21- \ HI ILIUM! 4'OXTH ACTORS S en kn rlk Gins* u nd P a in t C o . 112 1t4 W 2nd St. Ph. FA !-:4623 HARRIETT'S REALTY NOOK For carpentry, painting, screen FA 2 5712. 103 So. Oak ing, roofing, and plaster repair, FAINT $3.93 ( i a —2nd. ~(i at."F ret. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS n*|ihnlt lile, n*he*|o* siding, It— FEMALE HBLP W ANTED 310 Sanford Ave. masonry or wood step*, leveling nod repniiing garage* and CURB GIRIN over 21. Apply in I* A I N T S I* E C I A L wrecking call FA '-’ -tS'.iU. person at Pig ’N Whistle. Alkvd f Ut __...— .Interior . . . . ivt. Enamel. Wall Paint. 2 3 - ELECTRICAL SEnttCES Reg. Special I DIET offlrc worker. 44 hr. week VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS 1st. Gallen 3.10 ;J J 5 0 1514.3 00 per Month through train Parts for all make* of rleaners; 2nd. Gallon •*3.00 ins, apply Dietition, Seminole Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, elr. Memorial Hospital. Free pirk up. Work guaranteed. FA 2 476.3, **«■■» u.ln VV* nI-a ^ P iiw FA WOO AUTO SALESMAN for DeSuto. Hou»« Winns — Electric Service Sid Vlhlen Plymouth anvl Fiat car*. Must GOOD used furniture. FA ftfsoa. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. be experienced. See or call Mr. FA 2 0915 Phillip* at lira** Motor*. I’ honr 112 Magnolia n -F U R M T U R F T »d ' — ' FA 2 5441. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ~ 23 A - Bi ll.HIM. — REPAIRS— AUTO MECHANIC: expericnred PAINTING $SAVE$ on Chrysler producls. Mr. Rob Harrison at lira** Motor*. Phonr FLOOR sanding and finishing New A l !Md ^ Cleaning, waxing Serving FA 2-3111. Furniture and ApplianMn Seminole County sinre 1925, H. M. Gletton. Lakt Miry II—Work Wanted 27 ft.. National House Trailer, ex crllent condition, $6.3600. Inquire at Lake Mary Food Market, Lake Mary. ESTATE Mather of Sanfotd -INM It VM I, Painting A t. FA 2 :928. 203 209 r . First SL Ph. FA M 9 i l C om pany ask Crumley ft Monttilh at 117 South Park Ph. FA 3 4698 IRONING—in my home FA 2 .3899. Ph. FA 2-612J Babysit or Iron FA 2-79M. ROSA L. PAYTON RegUtcred Real Ktlala Brokor PK FA 2-1301-17-92 at Hiawatha Homes Daalgrnad For Florida Living. j,3 & 4 Bedrooms—1 &. 2 Raths PiahnA Prsrtical nursing or companion for elderly Isdv, rail FA 2-6522 Mristh Bldg. after « P. M. •V“ >i FA 2-4 n i ATLANTA (UPI) — Farm cash 3 BEDROOM CD, living ft dining 27 — N i l T I C E S — P E R S O N M . H room, kitchen equipped, family 23—SPECIAL SER\ IUES Income for seven southeastern rmirn, 2 balh*, quiet neighbor­ V A - FHA states last year reached an es­ Lawn Maintenance; hood, city limit*. $ll.3W, Gl Complete timated record high of $1,230,200,F H A In Service Fertiliser. Spra* me. M o vv t n g. mortgage $3200 down nr terms. 000 — an increase of $440,400,000 JOHN I.OMMERSE FA 2 1800. Conventional E ST A T E S 416 Willow Ave.......... FA 2 7197 over 1957. Financing The ONLY FHA Financed 2-IIKDROOM, I balh C!1 home; The U. S. Commerce Depart­ Quick loiunilromat Servir* utility room, kilehen equipped H om es A va ila b le ment field office here said all the Shirts Finished In 4H H »un loieated in Plneeresl. Excellent Down Payments Seven states showed gain* in both NOW IN Dell ARY Sanilon* Dry Cleaning condition. FA 2-6393. 9 livestock and livestock products, Low A s S400 F.. 23lh Si. Foodmart Bldg. A* Low A* 80LTHSIDK LAUNDROMAT and in crop commodities. Ry Marian R. Jones REAL P.STATF. DRIVE IN Immcdiule Occupancy $350 D O W N The stales were Alabama, Flor­ INCOME TAX SERVICE 2444 French Ave. A surprise “ Going Away" parly We Guarantee Personal ida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennes­ hnnuring Miss Carol Miller was I Include* l ln»in| > Bm. II. 5lurray A U T O G LA SS J. W . H A L L iSittidfucliun.-t On Thu see, North Carolina and South given by the Misses Ann Slavik, lilt Celery Ave FA 2 1394 2 & 3 Bedrooms 1 ', TUcd IN S T A L L E D Ktaliar Closed Sunday Carolina. baths. Suzsnne Partin and Diane Aulin Const ruction Of Your Home W in d sh ield R ack G lta g “ Call H a ir I'hon* FA 2-8641 The overall gains by slates in­ at the Bob Slavik home Friday Or Your Money Cheerfully Many Cu-lom ftuality feature*. D o o r Glaaa ' e m Gl.tan Dex id ie i Tablets; weeks supply cluded Alabama, $31,049,000; Flor­ evening. March 13. PLUS: Hu- innvrnlrnca of ROBERT A. WILLIAMS,- Realtor Refunded. being within 2 block* of !<8e. (toilmlllat ft Anderson — ida, M1,(,*W,W0; Georgia, *63,441.S K itv ic i: Raymond l.undqultl, A nor. litt- IiuuuUi, daughter rf Mr. DeBiry Plata, a rumpltle Faust* Drug Store. 000; Mississippi, $95,273,000; North S en kn rlk Glum and P ain t ('n , FA 2 393! Atlantic nank Bldg. and Mr*. Dun Miller, will make .Ship ping C e n te r. Carolina, $121,167,000; South Caro112-114 5T. 2nd Ft. Ph. FA 2-4422 her home In Ocala. 19— ARTICLES* FOR SALB _ Ima, $7,670,000 and Tennessee, $2,CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME. A* W. G. Miller, llrvdoprr MU* Miller received a bracelet, btsto* shingle two bedroom ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ 120 Ban Accordion, 5 weeks old, 840.000. Sales Offlir an autograph book and a card ments. invoices, hand bills, and llwy. tr • 92 DeBary Plars home lugetlirr with TEN LOTS North Carolina got a boost ol 7 switches, cost $.'>00. still ha* with guests signature* a* memen­ programs, e tc. Progressive Ph, NO IM*7I oe NO 8-41U « $88,608,000 in crop receipts alone. neao. modern shopping center. guarantee, $175 or be*t rath toes of flic occasion. Printing Uo. Phone VA 2 2951 — 6 MILES NORTH OF If you arc louking lor a bargain The department said this was ex­ offer immediately. Box 120. San­ 306 West nth St. Invited were Carolyn Jacobs, SANFORD thl* is one. The total prirr is Cor. Hwy. 17-92 & 27th St. ford Herald. ceeded only by Texas and Okla­ Karen Chambers, Edna Hopkins, only $9,000 00 r*»li. Why not in homa in the South and was sixth Tills Is a glint pass In thr Phone FA 2-1501 Karen Kennedy, Caroline Wood, This is a guest pass In the Bits vestigale. Would tland a good largest in the nation. Movlrland Drive-In for Annetr Rose Marie Beasley, all of Oviedo Open Mon. and Fri. till 9 l‘ . M. NEAT MODERN 2-RKDKOOH loan. Theatre for Nancy Slke*. Exp. Mississippi's increase included a Brown. Exp. dale Apr. 2. '39. and ChuluoU and Peggy Jo Hall, BUNGALOW ilalr Apr. 2. '59. RAYMOND M. RAM, $63,878,000 gain in income from Orlando. Stenstrom Realty Ideal home for young couple start­ PUMPS - SPRINKLER livestork. In Georgia the broiler REALTOR ft 1NSUHOK DICTAPHONE in good shape. Can Also Jimmy DrShato, John ing out or relired people. Iluilt HERBERT .STENSTROM SYSTEMS industry contributed heavily to a Coe, Jitnmy Jones, Bobby Pcntr, Third St. ft Park Avenue. South be seen at the Sanford Herald by nne of Hie better builders in Registered Ricker All D pri and suet. Installed | livestock products income. Office. $100. V ail Call Ball Roger Norton, John Clark. John Ssnford and is in esurient re­ LEV RISNER “ Do It Yojrsetf" " Florida received most of its David Beasley, Jon Sutton, Ronnie Phone FA 2-5641 LOTTIE BROADWAY pair. Price if cheaper than WE REPAIR AND SERVICE IIA IIV Carriage, Play Pen, Car gain from a $75,161,000 increase Arnold, Wesley Swenson, Bob KEN TORBKTT reasonable at $7370 oo. Down LAKEFRONT; Modern 2 liedroom S T I N E Red, Car seat. Call FA 26152 in rrop income. Associates Howell. Richard Skelly, Joe Mai payment $3330.00, balance at Marhlne and Supply Co. Imme with double carpurtr; $6.3 00 monthly. colm, Tommy Partin. Roddy Fos III N. Park — Ph. FA 2 2129 I'h. FA 2 6432 Cotton ft Wool Yarna. Notion*, large lot anil fruit tree*. By 207 W. 2nd St. Thraail*, Tap**. ter, Raymond Dunklee and Thad Owner. FA 26132. W. II. “ Bill" S T E M P K U Agency 13—BUILDINGS n n interstate itoi.LiN S n o n n r s h o p Lingo, all of Oviedo and Chuluota Furniture Moving ft Storage Realtor ft Usurer Road job in Seminole County At Th* Sign Of Th* Tottm Pole, CHOICE hit. I.«rh Arbor, Lakr U. E. PHILLIPS. Agent Altoe. Laura B. Oiler. II. K. Taffer are Advertised for sale.-number­ 2617 S. Franch Ava­ Front, on j»aved Street. Phone WASHBURN VAN LINES Arthur K Day Evrrelt llarprr ed from 1 to 13 starting on lliNO 8 4564. i3oo French Ave. f a 2 ujoi AOMORI, Japan (U P I)— Farm­ Phone FA 2 4911 M2 N. Park il ED l MIX CONCRETE way 15-S North of Lake Monroe ers near this north Japanese city i l l 's ’ X sou' FRONTAGE on Ill- ROLI.AWAY, lluipiial and Bab) Window' Seal* — I.Intel* — Steel and West on Orangi lllvd. 4complained today that their prop­ This it a gilest pass to the MovieRed*. Day, Wrek or Month — Urease Trap* — Sand—Dry Wells liouset on lilway 46 and the 13th way 17 92 with 2-bedroom home. e r t y is being bombed by the U. S. land Drlvc-ln for Geraldine .MIHAt l.E CONCRETE CO. FA 2 7887. Tel. FA 2-5111. Furnilur* Canter on the S. W. end of interstate A ir Force. Page. Exp. date Apr. 2. '.79. I’ ll. FA 2 37.51 309 Elm Ave. joh. III Wait Ftr.t SL A delegation told provincial au­ Mail bids to White Construrtion. MAY'FA III SECTION: Spall loo* 3*- *— MOHT(.r<."i: l.OAN.f ' "* " SEWING MACHINE thorities (hat planes overshooting T*l*vl*iun Tub«a T**4ed Fraa. Company. P. O. Rox 278. Like 1.E HAVRE, France (U PI) — bedroom furnished home. Own­ $l,tx»o lit $100,000 available for a range near Mfaawa airbase have It E P O S S K S S K D HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP Monroe. There will be 30 day* er. FA 2 1608. purchase of second mortgage* At Th* Sign Of Th* Totem l’ ol*. Almost new- 1958 full *lie round dropped five practice bombs in Riot police u*e<l tear ga* ami club* allowed for moving of Buildings. Drlaician. Temple I 1092 or Japanese fields, making crater* as Tue*d*y night fo beat off Com 2617 S. French Av*. bobbin sewing marhlnr. Sew* This ad will run 2 Weeks. Midway 7 3523. 2 BR. l'R. kilehen equipped, cor­ much as five feet across and two munist longshoremen and steel forward and backward. Original workers who tried to prrvrnt In ner lot Mo. pint. $37.50. AIK CONDITIONING feet deep. Guarantee Mill applies. Unpaid m tfATK ^ A jU T rfB r stallation of Socialist Mayor Rob DUPLEX FA 2 1330, Ext. 406, Colby or II. IL I'OI'K CO. balance only $43 00. Assume low ert Monguillon. FA 2 0883. 2 unit* monthly Income $115.00, IDS S. Park ----- FA * 4234 monthly payments nr will dis­ 4 or .5 Acre*. Suuford area with At least four policcmrnt were in Corner location, close in, to count for cash. Write Credit arrest In railroad aiding. Wr*| jured In the first major Mrrct xeiile estate. $8300. requires SANFORD AREA WELL DRILLING Manager, Box SM, Sanford Herside preferred. Phone FA 2 1991 demonstration by the Communists $3500 down. A very attractive 2 bedroom home, . u* Fairbanks Morso Pumps ____ _ r% r»|Vl* aid. or «FA 2 2101. resulting from la*t Sunday's na­ Repairs In all makes I n ih » * o u r l « f th I w iinff J u t s * , kitrhen equipped. On I acre of ^—ftTxtWftlM-M. PKA.vis Seminole Realty Rp m I h u I p I ' l u r l d R , I n l*ru- tion wide municipal elections. land with 40 Temple* 3 In 4 — HOWARD C. LONG . . . . . . .i.i •• ! *»Mr# W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR The Communists were furious year* old. 3S.800. Tlii* a bar 207 K. Commercial Ave. I n r r i^ G iw lw « f Ell/. Mrthv in—Velma Gontaler, AZALEAS In Bloom. I.argc Ihe channel ixirt's new gain, limner Sewell. Assorlatr; H A itim n r jia lu a iu m jk w a i i - because Phone FA 2 2873 Selcrlion from 33c or 3 K L.V . l»?u r4 Br( | city council used a one-vote mar­ Adelaide II. Moses — A'soclatrs. Hal llurkrt, lleallnr. Valley I I I A l l « v w d ll w n M i l r » r » o n « H i t . for $1 »"l FA 2-3232 TELEVISION .SERVICE gin over the Communists to oust 1901 Park Ave. 12011, Altamonte Spring* tag I la Ima « r U rnn ^ i A lllU I (ITRUK TREES Red Mayor Rene Canre, who was Haiti C a t a t t i All Makes and Models V mii a n d r a h votl h#r#|»y elected In 1956. Control nf I* 4aRAPF.VH.EK NURSERY C O U N T R Y CLUB WINN TV 2 BEDROOM Frame limisr on 2 t io U f lv d mini r pt iu irv il i>» in* p r u t In FA 7 08S6 France'* fourth largest 318 W. 1.1. SI. FA 2-2994 ilntiHt At* Mi4V 8 l*»i tua nn<l i l t m i m i i Havre, acre* of land, lluute Recondi­ Graprvill* Ave. ax hit it Yuli, or i l l i i r r of \ ou m a y port, had been a major sjinbol of M ANOR tioned in an>l out. aero** Bit !> **• t h r t-nlnlc o f l l A H * W4)On|iUFF'8 » )A —Pl.UMBIMi *n<! RUHFINO * fill I T H A I "ti A III m • K W l l i n L . V . prestige for the parly. road from Little Vrnu*, inn ft. Farm A Garden C*af*r 2 lledrnom a r d M llM s I#to ©f ’ Aid C"unty, to Th* Reds v rre especially angry rn»d frontage, Mti deplh. Phone CALIeTlTL'SVILLE ip g i a u n i> Judfc rf .-•m lnrl# ANNUALS Florida R ood* FA 2 0975. C o u n t ) . F l o r i d a . xx iil un t i g h t c a D at the t<*n Socialist councilman D A MHING ft HEATI.Nii INC H i C*!«ry Ava. the antl-Communist t n d a r m o n t h * f r o m fh# l i m a of who Joined — F.H.A. — SANFORD Phone FA 2 7691 I l i a f i r t i I'u hli cal lts it nf tli|a n ot ti c. majority to give Slonguilkm a 19Furnished 2-bedroom CB houve in BEAUTIFUL DIRH GARDEN'S K * * lv claim or t i n i u i m l a li a ll ha In 1K victory. Communist trad* call AirlMiu., a m i #Hb II a l a i a t h a pla< m 4’itru* Heights. FA 2 finVi. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Plum bins: <& Kcpiiirs i.f rcM'l«n>« a n d t»««l o f f l R i a d* ed Monguillon a “ traitor tu hi* »A 2-1822 or FA 2 0271 i l r t i * nt l ha r l a i i n a i i t a n d t h i l l class." For the Best Kurt fn Rest Eilsi* Jo* C. Thomas bt » " rn to by t h * O i l m a n ) , lu « FA 2 0619 SEE CULLEN A HARKEY T i-A u iem ok llf* j Trailer. ~ * 1023 Sarlla St. or a tln n a v , *r.4 an? (Include* Ctoalng) » ur b s t i i m pr dc ma ud n u t ao f ii t Q W. A. C trl*, Jr. Salesman I h A l l h * %u»«l. 1953 CHEVY, W (on pirkup. Good 110 X. Park Av*. Ph. FA t-219t , t J I! I l a u c a h o o k e Jr • Quiet Uommunlly v* viA U t i T o f | U L i n U i i j rondlUon, equipped lor louring 00 afid l > * l i i t i t n t of AREA roned for trailer park. mobile home. $454). 2512 Clair• .Near Golf Course | lla rriti ! I aiikab m k W a r r e n tnont Ave. Room for .’>0 trailer*. In Lake W 4* *f«lr rj Mar) P ub lish » b ? • A M i r r h ... I . *» 1946 GMC 322 ti actor ami FreilSSLS only *67-50 monthly MAJOR BROWN REAM V I n Ml* « OH»| **f I h r I B U R l) - l i l d i r , Thnnia* McCullough (Ottren) • Blotka Weak Of Freneh haul insulaied van trailer. Rmh K n s . i i i . i l r i o u H t y, Mitie- nf I In rl d a , Realtor Aflt CONDITKJXTNG In in good condition. Tires alon* CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK David Lee Slubbs iSanford) j Avenu* en JOih StreaL LAKE MARY I n r r I h r I' . a t a lr n i l IndudcN dnaing Coal worth $400, FA 2 4537 Marguerite Cornell (Sanford) I _ MODEL OPEN DAILY I0»7 Sanford AV*. FA 24JI2 Ph. FA 2 5237 or FA 2 1961 IUMR J II£1311UN Allen W. Noursc (DeBary; > ----I** r a i f ' l i i> w . m i t i i »: Turn Wcnl On^Oth Beryl Herman ( Sanford i 2 BEDROOM liuuar, Florida room, BEER TAVERN <"n lliwav 17-9».| Nw*ira iB h e r e b y t l « # n rh .*i in # Si. Follow Country V’nluii* County, FA 2-0306 Eugene Brown 'Sanfordi kitchen equipped, monthly pay­ lin d a r# e n r d * 111, on tha 2 * i h eUx •if \ r r t l \ t*. I!»i> r vr s i t i . «ha Nancy Jo Tumbler (Lake Club Ud. & Watch ments $52 69. phone FA 2 1 426, W E L C O M E N A V Y A N D N E W C O M E R S H HioMlMf 1 *1 11 10 1 V . h i t U r nf b r f d* Mary) or inquire st 1801 Holly Ave. For Our Signs . . * n b . r C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , 11as f i n a l i» turn « <»uut amt tnuch fr* a* TO S A N F O R D Hail Kiser iCharlollr N. C.) I'm f of I t l i * " t a ’ ■ '*• » Inc/ bmiley (Sanford) h > lla#r#i», da vai*d( and at #*in lots lots 55 r in* it« you to b* our gur»tn ubMilulrly fra* Discharges 'llinf Oath and * *i* *1*0)1Drramwnld Section — All cleared. c a t ion t«* tha i ‘i I d Ju d o a t o t * without obligation at one of ISanford’e Iteding Rn>a Lee Hall (Sanford> TV TUBES 9i00 A. M. T il Dark f i n a l ^ a t t f r m p n t ..f Ha n d t u ln t a t r a * Price i< right. 2411 Chase Ave lin o «*f r R l a t p . a nd f o r *t n .Motels while vou locale suitable housing for Jeanette Goldman (Sanford) TESTED FREE Phone FA 2-5604, Ssnford. SUNDAY o r d e r •llar ti ai irl ng u • • a,*. >» | ; A. } ou end your family. Pick up your key at the vt .11 (n r. — In ynur kon** . 2:00 P, M. T il Dark I *a 1 r if «Ma t h * K i l l d a y «*f A l a r r h .Sale* Office. Cam pine atork *a Irwek] Oviedo LAKE MARIE Surprise Parly Fetes Miss Miller Jap Farmers Say Bombs Miss Mark Reds Lose Mayor, Riot In Le Havre Legal Notice NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES $280°° Hospital Notes ’8 2 8 0 $450 Down OPEN DAILY Choice A l». i'- ' H A N K l » F M i l .11* il |i.\ K T io rsT r o y r A N f F) J u lia n D. *„.! H a llib u rto n Tru»t M ffutr A * E i r o u t o r »*f tha K i t a t a c f H arr# J l(f*r» n , O a ra a a a d r u t l d h l t i i , I f , 14 4 Ap r. f. 1 W ANTED ROUTE M AN APPLY IN PERSON Seminole County Laundry W ANTED Call FA 2-8171 Cabbage Wagon Fleet ronie HENRY SCHUMACHER Phone FA 2-C340 Taft* IMatitbatar • ntn v a l u e s ^ • QUICK CREDIT — • EASY TERMS — To whom it may con­ W IL SO N - M A I ® cern: I, Turner Mc­ New And Used Fumttuf* FA R 622 Donald am not ad­ 311 F.. First St. vertising for any New ft Used Furniluro ft ancr*. A Good Place T i _ f emal e "Help RUY SELL or T nA D I*JENKINS F U R N tT U R C Wanted." ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. 9 SF.T.L US YOUR FURNITURE • Wo BUY the Most • We SELL the Most — • We PAY Hie Most S SUPER TRADING P O S fi Ph. FA 2-0677 ~ Odham & Tudor, Inc, 47 - “ BRA ILEY ODHAM, Free. Corner llwy. 17-92 A 271 h St. Phone FA M I01 & U o e4 tu iJ zeJ i Conatructlon Co.. )nr. Ill XXeat 2ilk Mr»«i Phono FA 2-3161 400 Sanford Av*. rs Used furniture, appliances, etc. Boiighl-soU. U rry ’s 21$ Ssnford Ava. Ph. FA 30—LOST AMI FOUND lirt TI LOST—LEASE. Rig Sale— On Everything. Furniture C a u ft. FOUND—On* noat In Ltki€2*i* tup. Gwnrr May Claim hyij)ei> r riliing and Ttylng S tfflg e charges. LOST; Key* on ring, rhangt £iraa atlarhrd. Phone FA 2 1SI* or mail in Pf) Box 137, RcwoflL Station f | t M Fully Powered. DISCO dSCOiaiT C l IIUICK Conver. ilble Fully Power,.*2218 ed Like New -f 18,0011 .51lies SI X T Buirk Riviera HARR XV■ llariltiqi Powered ’ Extra Clean ■CTFIIRIS Falrlane » ‘ ■ ««6 Hardlne On* Owner Extra (lean C 7 PLYMOUTH |l " ■ Bi-Beilere Fully ■ ,, Equipped E iira Clean *6 .MLRC. 4 U«*r l | « | R Sedan Very Clean I Eirellant Cond. C C FORD Falrlane l i n j R w * Taw* Sedan Ford* matlr. RadioeIlralcr MERC. 4 Door Mrr-O-MalU C C LINCOLN 4 I I ®*v Hour Sedan Fully* I’owrrrd, Clean — R i IINIOI.N 4 )|I|C vf"* Dmir Sedan Full * • Power Air Cond. *• CHEVROLET Bel Ur 4 Door New I’ alnl, Rril ^ Clean L1IE5RULKT 4 Door Bel Air CHEVROLET S Door Clean LINCOLN I Door 5 3 .***«• Wagon. M M M M 52 52 51 CHEVROLET Statianwagon MERCURY 4 Door | J 3 0 50 RU1CK 4 Door RftK New Tire* It Run* Xliny Other Law Priced" Modrl. To Chooar t r o i £ M laiw Ralr Rank I Inaniiag HUNT Lincoln - Mercury Inc. 10!) Palmetto FA 2-»$M KD HUNT. Salra M ff. Home Phone FA ^-6094 * �TOf. '■ £ 3,VI*21. Judge Cecil fam ed]Macmillan To Appeals Court; Lawyers' Lawyer Monro# HD Club Met At hhrman Home ■ i Demonstration alub man let at the home o f Mn. Fuhrman, Loci night, March U. W0 & ! i n i was Mrs. Clovar ■ a m who mad notes of apprertattoa tor work done by ment­ i o n with the Tuberculoals and f o l k Association la their ret­ ort X-Ray and for asilitance glv•O In axhibit* at recent Fair*. DaUBt of the Dress Revue to I t held April M at the County •oancil /Hall w e n discussed. M n . M a m appointed a nomlOOttog. committee of Mrs. Jack •laadiier, Mrs. J. H. Sapp and L H r*.'Thompson. Mrs. C. E. Huni Ur was welcomed as an active ■ tm b er of the group. } fh e hostess served refreshments Of aeffsi and cake and cookies n M n . Clover Mam, Mra. J. H. fla w , Mrs. H s u ! Gardner. M n. F C T t a d e l , M n . J. E. Andraws. f h t . Jack Standlfer, Mrs. Thompo s , Mrt. H. L. Johnson. M n. C. T llu n t e r , Miss Myrtle Wilson and ■joe Rattle Kirk. TBs ’ nest meeting will bo held - SMdey, A p ri 10 with Mra. M a m « d M n . Gardner, co-hostesses. flenrt Camp Delayed kg Boy scout camp has been •paced indefinitely due to Inm r t weather. ^ Revival Minister My. Dr. J. Harrison Griffin Petnwd is guast minister at Mo w n Baptist Church during Rerival this week. The pubRtod to continue W,.M arch « . lrttrr through Party T1----- roast for b oys'a n d *f the Intermediate group of laptirt church will be held et Mirth Retardey evening prior I T:M Revival Service. gate rt Jack Mann will ha r •» S tan that he ie able to R, Cteuds Mswktos has ra­ id flpsot Peasaeois where aha sailed due to the illness of aether, Mrs. W. R. Reddick, r, sad M n . Donald Hudson Vfcsdericktown, Mo., h a v e sawed ike birth of a dmghCynthia Am , born February I M , Hudson to Am farmer 1 rtdriiy Johnson, daughter SUGAR (UP1) — The |Southern poor whiles, but that has vanishing Amor- been changed hy the mechanisa. o w n . * i . i . don of agriculture and ever inJ creasing Industrialisation, igist aald today. Boynton, who has made a doloynton told an Itu<jy ^ the poor white ! audience Mgment of the South’* popuiaoyment ana ex- tioa, said the economic status of !gular wage has mMt W ll Bt tow as the majority a to the Uvea of ^ NeBroei, B*t bs aeid this was in the South. gjj (hanging, i n ago, he said “ There a n stUI some poor it numben of whites,” he said, “ but most who once belonged to that group do so ’ M . _____ I no longer. They a n climbing out Of that group and much of the " raia climbing is done on the shoulders , _ o f those available, la this case, C T lo a lh toe Negro." J l/C Q I I I He noted the poor while docs not want any change to the social LAS VEfcAS, Nev. (UPI) — patterns of the South because Friends said today the death of they think R would Jeopardise District Judge Ryland Taylor, « , the advanUge they have won over was partly dua to the remorse ha the Negro. "In all honesty," he said, "it felt to having to sentence a knifeshould be added that without slayer to death 11 days ago. “ Judge Taylor took every case prodding from without we have to heart,” said Judge David Zen- demonstrated a notlecabla relueoff. "That was the reason he be­ Unce to alter our traditional paicame ill. Pasting the death sen­ tem i." tence preyed on his mind. He died because of devotion to duty." Taylor, a Judge since 1953. died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack. Eleven deya ego he sen­ tenced confessed-killer Jack Rainsberger, 21. a Los Angeles handy­ man, to death tor the slaying of LONDON (UPI) — Elvis Pree* Las Vegas divorcee Erline Folker. " I am definitely satisfied in the Ivy's singing is enough to drive Ralntbergcr case," Taylor said any seagull to distraction, the after pasting the death penalty. Ministry of Supply reported to­ "But It it just too much of n bur­ day. In fact, it has bouorae the num­ den to htve one mao sentence an­ ber one weapon to the ministry's other man to die. "It would he different if the re­ drive to get rid o f gulls which sponsibility wera shared with a have become a flying hazard at Staines, near London Airport. Jury.” A ministry spokesman said it Taylor, shortly before hla death, ealled tor a law which would re­ found out about Elvis' effect on move from one man the burden ltagulla when It tent one of its of sentencing a prisoner to death. men to Holland to record the cry o f e gull in distress. He took a tape recorder, which had been Mrs. Johnson, who has been with used to record a children's Christ­ her daughter the past few weeks, mas party at his home. One of returned home last weekend. Elvis' records had been a high­ Friends and schoolmates of light of the party. Stove Swaggarty will regret to In the first try-out, the cry of learn that he bat recently bean a distress toiled to rustle n feather, patient la the Seminole Memorial but when Elvis's voice unexpect­ hoipital. Steve has returned home, edly popped out o f the loud apeakhowever, and will be back in er, the guile took o ff tn a flurry school to the near future. and weren't teen again tor M Mr. end Mrs. George Grow end hours. children of Miami and Mr. end Mra. BUI Grow and children of DeLand were weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johneon end eon, Bob. Mrs. fl. R. Norwood and daugh­ ATHENS, Greece (U F l)-P a** ter, Norlne, hava returned to the llament has promoted George Norwood home in Monroa after artvaa, leader of the anti-British neidlng to Eldar Springs tor sev­ underground o f Cyprus, to lieuten­ eral years. Another daughter, Mrs. J. H. Tindel, la alto a resident of ant general — the highest mili­ tary rank that can be held by any Monroe. Greek escept the king. Mra. W. L. Baas and M n. Jack The Legislature also has pro­ Fuquay and children of Croat City claimed Grivoa a "dignified citi­ spent the weekend to Monroe with zen" — on honor first conferred Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Wheatland on Periciee in ancient Athens. and daughters, Cenl and Jerri. Grivas returned home Wednes­ Mr. end Mrs. P. W„ Wheatland day from Cyprus, where he hod and daughtan will spend the com­ led anti-British guerrillas for four ing weekend with relatives in years. He it scheduled to visit Crosi City, King Paul today. Clarence and "Bubba" Hlttell visited Mrs. Annie Belle Klnard, ■ former Monroe resident, in Mi­ ami, last week. M n . 0 . R. Hartle and son, Mar­ ly, of La Porte, Ind., are h en Members of the Sanford Sports w hen they were etiled because Cor Oh»b will attend the rOeee of the Hlneea of her father, C. A. In Sobring this weekend. Hlttell. The group will leave et S s.m. Mrs. M, M, Lane of Oakridge. Saturday to see tbe endurance Tenn., ie the guest of Mr. and race* over the tricky track. Mra. R. T. Davit. Planning the trip are Mr. and Mr. and M n. J. W. Pickett of Mrs. Clay Smith, Mr. and Mrs. JacksonvUle were weekend guests Mills Boyd, A1 Wallace, Phil Bell, of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hawkins, Arehie Wise, Rett deWoltki, Pen­ recently* ny Peonington and Mr. and Mre. Mr. and M n. J. It. Bdvarda Norman WUIIe. and ion, Jerry, of Sabring, for­ mer reaJdenti, w en recent visitTo Mark Passover o n of friends here. HEIDELBERG, Germany (UPI) Friends of C. A. Hlttell will he glad to learn that he la much im­ —Traditional Jewish holy days of proved from a recent Illness. Ha the Passover will be celebrated Is at the Seott Nursing Home, throughout the U. fl. Army to Eu­ Orlando Ave., and to receiving rope from sunset of April B to visitor*. ■unset of April 30. protocol, they wN bold fatimata conference* in preparation tor ne­ gotiation* with Russia expected to culminate in a aumiser aummit conference with 8ovlet Premier Nikita Khruabchev. Macmillan ia expected to give the Preildent a comprehensive report on bla recent Moicow talks with Khruihchev which led the British prime mlnliter to believe that aummit negotiation* were imperative to avoid the danger of nuclear conflict. He alao Is expected to relay the latest vlewa of French President Charles dc Gaulle and West Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer with whom he conferred after his Moicow visit. The first task facing Eisenhow­ er and Macmillan,, officials said, is to make certain that there are no cracks in the Western alliance which could be exploited by the Russians to their current effort to Blamcu Elvis For Birds? Not These Seagulls Greek Leoder Gets ‘Dignified' Honor Sports Car Club To Attend Races Arrives For Talks With Ike count/ a n a ic u v r a i Now You Can Get Salesmen To Get Awards Tomorrow gk White Prints Wj j \•'f Two Sanford Ford ear and truck talesmen will be honored In Jack­ sonville tomorrow for their out­ standing sales records. Jack Benton and R. J. Boyn­ ton of 5trick!fnd-Morrison will receive Ford 300-500 Club awards from Harry B. King, manager of Ford’s Jacksonville district sales office. m y w i h -i w s , Indictments Seen On Racketeering David Peters Gets Air Force Training A/B David A. Peters of Longwood has entered training at Kessler Air Force Bess to Missis­ sippi. lie will study to the field of electronics. The sou of Mr. and Mrs. Carttea Peters, David U a 1K1 gra­ duate of Lyman High School. Ha wae an altar boy at Christ Epis­ copal Church and active to teenago groups to Longwood. Tho mood thin seanon tti all romance tn our luits, which we have reduced in time for Easter. Colors are meltingiy pretty, fabrics are airy light, yet richly textured and the silhouette If much more feminine. Sizes 7-20, and half sizes. Solids, prints and plaids. Ws think you'll agree with us , , . they're beautiful I Come in, let us show them to you while they are specially marked for “ A Cool Easter". Regular Price $15.95 to $ 4 9 .9 5 m ‘ 1 2 3 9 to * 3 9 * 9 These prices are good F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y M A R C H 20 - 21st "For The Enter Panda And After," this season oraats your vary own stunning Easter ensemble and top it off with one of our Toppers. Whits, postal and dark colon fat alios < to Id. Unbelievably reduced before Easter to offer you savings on that new outfit. Regular Price $ 2 5 .9 5 to $ 3 5 .0 0 tor W a lk in g **W« Invito Chargn Accounts” 42” W ide W A n y Length Wieboldl's 210 S. PARK AVB. i Cecil hee made few enemies and has won' a reputation as a "lawy e n ’ Judge." He can't recall hav­ ing heard himielf classified “ con­ servative” or “ liberal," and he says he hasn't "the slightest Idea" which term would beet describe him. For nearly 25 yeare he presided over the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court, fitting In Dayton. From this obscure post, Presi­ dent Eisenhower elevated him to the federal district court to Dayton three months after the Presi­ dent entered the White House. Almost overnight, Cecil eew the cates before him change from mi­ nor criminal charge* to constitu­ tional issues. WASHINGTON (U PI>-N *w Indictments are expected soon to the big anti-trust drive agatoat la­ bor racketeering. Justice Depart­ ment officials indicated today. The first big development to the campaign came last week when a federal grind Jury to New York indicted an underworld bigwig, three garment industry associa­ tions and a local of the Interna­ tional Garment Workers Union on charges of rigging prices and di­ viding up the ladles' blouse busi­ ness. Several other grand juries across the country ere delving into similar charge* that unions and employers hava conspired in shady contracts to restrain trad* to violation of the Sherman AntiTrust A ct The New York indictment has been described aa the "opening wedge" In a full-seale probe of links between racketeer!, Indus­ try front men and union leaders. Offlciaii made it clear that James R. Hoffs'* Teamsters Un­ ion also ia among the big labor organisations being probed an anti trust conspiracy chargee. nnv Tracings Up To , �(Elw ' 11 VOL. XLIX foralft AJf INDEPENDENT DAILY HEWSPAPE! United i’ reca Uwaod Wira EateblUhed 190» FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1A59 $ * SANFORD, FLORIDA_________________ _ ____ Downpour Puts Damper On Area Potholes Show Up In County Roads m CAN’T USE IT — George Williams (left) or Fresno, Calif., and Neal Galloway, Artesia, N. M., look at baseball equipment whieh they can't use, yet, at the minor league training base here. The Giants’ farm teams stayed Inside again today. Too wet. Officers Recover JFisherman's Body The body of ■ Sanford fisherman m ining ilnce lait Friday, wai found floating in Lake Monroe Nils morning, Juit off ihore from the Civic Center, Identified aometime later aa Lonnie C. Kobinion, 4T, the body wai recovered by three police­ men. Earl Bourquardei, Edward Hayden and Howard Whelchei nulled the body into the police R ticu e boat, after Bourquardei and Whelchei had ipotted It s i they pasted the lake on Seminole Bird. Conorsr Hugh Duncan aaid that Bobinaon was presumed drowned Seminole Will Vote On PTA Tuesday; Debate Scheduled The Seminole High School PTA wHl be faced with a decision Tues­ day night. Qualified members wilt hear both sides of the argument that is caused withdrawal from the allot ,1 uid itate association, beaw voting to stay dr Have. Bpeakera at the S p. m. meeting will be D. W. Ladd, of Geneva, and a representative of the Flor­ ida Congress of Parents and Taachcrs. The controversial issue will be explained thoroughly be­ fore the matter to brought to a trote. Lake Mary’s PTA meeting, call­ e d for last night, was postponed R ectu s* of rain and bad roadi. th is was to have been the first session with qualified speakers presenting both sides of the ques Bon. Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, president, •aid Lake Mary would be called Into epeclal session again when the speakers can be obtained. At the High School meeting. John Kader, chairman of the spring carnival, will present plans R or the April IT event. The carni­ val ii planned on the school grounds, in cooperation with the BMd Parents Association. 4 Pickets Withdraw From Coal Mines # P IK E V IM ,K , Ky. (UPD—Unitad Mine Workers picketa were with­ drawn today from strikebound ooel mines in Pike County to await the outcome of a restraining order hearing next Monday. fThe union agreed to withdraw its kets at a hearing Thursday bet Pike Circuit Judge Jamee B. Stephenson. Tin- hearing vet for Monday Ls on • request by the Pike County IndeA-ndent Cnal Operators' Assn, for a temporary restraining order against the picketing. Operators claim they would bo forced out of business if they compiled wtlh un­ ion demands for a *2 per day basic wage increase. Joe Lewis, Lexington, Ky.. at­ torney for a group of eoal operat­ ors in the Haiard field, sent a tele­ gram to I’ roldent Eisenhower ask­ ing him to send federal troops to stern Kentucky "to restore law d order." Gov. A. B. Chandler had reject­ ed a simitar raquest for National Guard troops, saying that reports Bom state police and other sources did not Indicate such actiod a as C t W eather - T a r d y cloudy tonight aad fUtwday. Low tonight U. Warmer tomorrow, possibility of showers. Baet aad doathesat winds Hl a N miles per boar. Small craft wansto.. displayed aa eeasU. accidentally last Friday night about 11 o'clock. "High winds and waves must have thrown him from hi* boat while he tried to fish," he laid. The empty boat drifted into a basin at the east end of the Lake Monroe bridge Saturday morning. Robinson's body was identified through finger prints and tat­ toos. His description had been re­ layed to other authorities before identification w it made. Born Jen. g, *912, in Sanford, Robinson lived with his mother and atap-father at 211 Elm Ava. He wai a commercial fisherman. Survivors Include his parents, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Johns Sr.; three brothers, Harold Robinson, W. W. Johns Jr., Robert B. Johns; two sisten, Mrs. B. D. Gatlin and Mrs. Ida Lapore all of Sanford. Funeral services will be held at graveside in Evergreen Cemetery Saturday at 2 p. ra. Dr, W. P. Brooks Jr. will officiate. Brisson Funaral Home U In charge of arrangements. Ike And Macmillan Confer With Dulles WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower and B r 111 a h Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held a hospital-room conference with Secretary of State John Fos­ ter Dulles today before departing for their acrosi-the-table talks at secluded Camp David. The two free world leaders stop­ ped at Walter Reed Army Hos­ pital to consult Dulles, who has been under treatment for cancer. Their visit was more than a courtesy call. There wai no doubt that they discussed with Dulles the main points of the thorny cold war problems to be dealt with during their three-day conference. British Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd accompanied them to ths hospital. During his stay at the hospital, Dqllet has been keeping abreast of all development! centering around tha Berlin crisis and the possibility of a Big Four summit conference later this year. Acting Secretary of State Chris­ tian A. Herter and a team of top iavel U. 2. and British advisers made the trip in other helicopters which took off from the White House lawn. Macmillan was reported hopeful of persuading the President to negotiate with Russia on a limited pull back of troops in Europe as a m ea n of easing tension. A n Error, No Doubt INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (U P !) State Auditor Albert Steinwedel said a study of a newly-passed law raising county prosecutors salar­ ies beginning July 1 showed that it also repealed the original law pro­ viding for any salary payment at aU. (Herald Staff Photo) Collins Undaunted By Predictions Of News Briefs Apportionment Nix Stolen: One House TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. T«Roy Collins said today he ls not discouraged by predictions of a quick dealt) in the next Legis­ lature of his new reapportlonmcnt plan to give Florida'! lafgcr counties more Senate representa­ tion. Collins presented the proposal to key legislators at a meeting in his office Thursday, and it got a cool reception. Senate PresidentDesignate Dewey Johnson predict­ ed Its quick death. But Collins told newsmen today, " I ’m not discouraged, certainly not. I don't get discouraged that easily." He added that ha wished the legislators had reacted more "w arm ly," but their reactions didn't disturb him. Collins said he did not think the Legislature's ultimate action on the plan was reflected by the legislators who me* with him. "1 don't think It ii sound to assume what a few say reflects tin views Of the entire Legislature." The governor said he had been assured that Ilia Legislature would consider all constitutional revisions on their merlla. And Collini declared ills inten­ tion to baek the plen In the-far* of all opposition. "1 would not hesitate to advenes the program because a few legislat­ ors oppose it," ha said. "1 would not hesitate in tho face of unani­ mous opposition." Concert Draws 300 At Sanford Center The talented team of Nelson and Neal drew more than 300 people to the performance last night at the Civic Center. While rain lashed outside, area residents basked in ths sunshine of classical piano aelecliuns. The concert was the last of the winter series sponsored by the SanfordDeltary Entertainment Associa­ tion. Harry Lee Neal spoke gracious­ ly of Sanford and Its new civic center. "W e have something new too, since we've seen you," he added. "Wa now have three chil­ dren." The children made not a peep a* they slept outside the auditor­ ium—in the custom-made bus they ceil home. The feeling and interpretation of selections by Biict, Brahms and Schumann pleased the apprecia­ tive audience. A special treat cli­ maxed the evening, when a recep­ tion waa held following the per­ formance In the civie center. ReaIdenti were given an opportunity to chat and visit with the couple. Officials of the Association were satisfied with the turnout, slnee the concert had been planned for tonight, and was changed at tha last minute. Mother Aids In Capture Of Ex-Con; All Are Safe CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI)— A plucky, hammer • swinging mo­ ther told Thursday night how she helped in the capture of en ex-convict who hxd kidnaped and held hostage her and her three children to barter them for the Ufa of e prison enemy. Mrs. Elma Baldwin attacked her kidnaper, Richard A. Payne, with a hammer during the nearly 24 hours he kept her in bis car but failed to subdue him. She fi­ nally g r a b b e d the wheel as HER STORY, PAGE T Payne turned to fire at pursuing M rs. Mauldin Dies police, swinging the car off the Mrs. Mattie Mauldin died about rood where her captor surrend­ , U o'clock last night In her Oviedo ered meekly. home. Funeral services will be Neither Mrs. Baldwin nor her announced by Brisson Funeral three children, aged I to 10, * a fo m e . harmed* Stesdy rains ‘for a week havo brought a deluge of calls to tho County Road Department. Drainage ditehea are unable to hold the unusual flow of watar; clay and dirt roads arc in bad condition. Recently-mended asphalt streets are sporting tho same old hole*. Sand shoulder* hav* disappeared from their retaining positions. John Krider chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, As police surrounded the stall­ ed car, Payne threw down bit pis­ tol end gave himself up. He said he didn't want to hurt the child­ ren. Payne was scheduled fur a hearing today hefurr Kanawha County Prosecutor Charles Walk­ er. Officials also said P a y n e would be given a sanity hearing. Mrs. Baldwin, reunited with her relieved h u s b a n d , Juhn, told newsmen "it was like sitting on a volcano that might erupt it any time." She and her children, Danny, 7, Kenneth, 10, and Susan, 1. re­ turned to their h o r n s accom­ panied by a itate trooper to ward off curiosity seekers. The night­ marish incident, which took less than 24 houra, apparently eost Mrs. Baldwin and her children Buis muse tow f tost sleep. SHIRLEY, England (U P I ) - Po­ lice are looking for thieves who took an empty prefabricated house from a council estate here. Lieutenant Beaten NEW YORK (UPI) - A i r Force Lt. James Astrue today was de­ feated alter 80 days on TV’a Tic Tac Dough. Prince To Visit l T. S. THE HAGUE. The Netherlands (UPD—Prince Bernhard will leave The Netherlands April 11 for a 12day visit to the U. S. Wrestler Is Jailed said this morning that until ft* weather changes, U will be im­ possible to relieve tha condition. At least a month of clear skies will be necessary before roada can ba fixed throughout the coun­ ty. Krider said. "However, if any road is impassable, tha County will do everything R can to give relief." Krider explained that tha growth of the County hxi created a trem­ endous problem. "Tha Road De­ partment Ls (till operating on the same budget as lt hai in tha past.” he said "Tltla department needs mora equipment and manpower to taka care of tha Increased population. It is apparent to all your Com­ missioners that an expanded pav­ ing program la needed. Wa hope that after reappraisal is complet­ ed, more citizens will be included to help pay for the services." Krider asked residents wilh road or drainage problems to call the County Road Department office at FA 2-I9C2. "Our engineer and superintendent will be Informed of any serious difficulties he said. Ii Is not necessary to call your Com­ missioner unless tlhere is a spe­ cial problem," Radar Hits Venus; Just 'Beginning' D E C A T U R , A ll. (UPI) — Wresllpr Chuck Grint has been charged with assault with Intent to murder a 16-year-old boy after a WESTFOnD, Mass. (UPD Man's first contact with another scuffle with spectators. planet, ■ radar ilg n il'i 56-mllllon mile roumllrlp to Venus, wa* only GAINESVILLE (UPD — The tha "tantalizing beginning" of University of Florida Orange and many new things in science. This was the prediction of Dr. Blue intra-squad game Saturday waa cancelled today because of Paul K. Green as he and hit fel­ low acientlsta at Massachusetts rain. Institute of Technology's Lincoln Laboratory hare reported one 'of the major breakthroughs of tha ‘ WASHINGTON (UPD The , ai^Hniitrstlnq Viand to fend every •pace age. Dr. Herbert O. Welsa, who also member of Congress a 133-page worked on Uie project, waa equal­ book spelling out Its arguments ly optimistic, lie said the research for President Eisenhower's for­ team at the Millstone Hill installa­ eign aid program. tion would Iry to contact Venus again next September when it moves closer to earth. He also VIENNA (UPD — A court in said the next stop for the glint Czcrhonlovakia has sentenced four radar device here "could be Czech hockey players to prison Mara." terms ranging from 13 months to Tha history-making brush wilh two years for assaulting a teen­ Venus was tha flrat two-way con­ age girl. tact with any celestial body be­ yond tha moon. It afforded man his first chance to study the plan­ LONDON (UPD—When a fire et, which until now has only been swept the Pembroke dock fire a mysterious place which pops up station today, firemen were un­ frequently in srienca fiction. able to save two fire engines, but Weiss also said that if there managed to save a TV set and a had been anybody on Venus and billiard table. U they had a recriver. they could have picked up tha radar algnats "easy." WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e Ag­ riculture Department will submit to Congress shortly after Easter a proposal to extend the conserva­ tion reserve portion of the soil hank through 1963. Rain Delays Game Ike To Argue Point Players Sentenced ‘Valuables- Saved Extension Sought Court Out Of Jurors INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — The court ran out of prospective Jur­ ors befure noon today in the mur­ der trial of Connie Nicholas, and Judge Thomas J. Fauleoaer or­ dered a recess until Monday. Bus Wrecks; 6 Hurt ASHEVILLE, N. C. (UPI) - A bus broke through e guard rail on a mountain road Thursday and plunged down a 10 foot bank. Six of the 13 passenger*« aboard were injured. Soldier Sentenced In Traffic Death TAIPEI, Formosa (UPD — Airman Lowell T. Hanson, 19, of Argyle, W is, was found guilty by a U. S. court Wednesday of In­ voluntary manslaughter in the traffic death of a young Chinese woman. Hr was sentenced to one year in prison. Hanson also was found guilty of leaving tha scene of the acci­ dent after tha car ha was driving ■truck and killed Mrs. Chang Hain-Chun, IT, in a Taipei street last Dec. 6. Another Accident A t French-25th French Ave. and 23th St. rhalked up another areidrnt last night. Police said Homer Gian Dur­ ham. 28, wa* charged with failure to yield tha right of way when he turned into the path of another car driven by Frank Phil­ lips VVhighaiu, 22 Durham was attempting a left turn intq 23th St. Ills car •as struck on the left rear fender by Whtcham. liitli mrn era from Sanford- Almost 500 Killed As 'War Criminals' HAVANA (UPI) - The firing squads of "revolutionary Justice" have taken Uic lives of nearly 800 Cubans in levs than three montlu, end there waa no claar assurance that tha and la in light. Seven executiona Thursday In Cienfuegos increased the unofficial toil of the "w ar crlmee" tribunals to 422—Only about 100 iese than the estimated battle casualtlei of the two-year revolution that ended Jen. 1. In Camaguey province alone, 43) "war criminals" are awaiting trial. Reports from tha eastern provincial capital of Santiago aay it will taka about a month for the tribunal! there to wind up their work. In the pest two days, two prison­ er* awaiting trial have committed suicide in their cells. The round of executions may be near an end. Revolucion, organ of Premier Fidel Castro's rebels, not­ ed Thursday that they are giving Cuba a bad name throughout tha western hemisphere and declared, "Wa must and the trials quickly. We must slop the executions." Newspapers liava reported that "m ore than 130" supporter* of ousted ex-Presideiil Fuigencia Bat­ ista are staking safety in foreign embassies aa a prelude to leaving tha country. Midwest Gels Set For Big Snowstorm On Eve 01 Spring United Press Interaatkmal A third major snowshown of tha month bore down on tha Midwest todiy, on the eve of the spring season, ehaaing an advance pre­ view of mild weather in tha na­ tion's midsection. Weatherman warned travelers and stockmen of heavy anowi likely in part* of Kansas, Nebras­ ka, .South Daktoa. Iowa, Illinois. Wisconsin and Minnesota. Four Inches or more of mow was pre­ dicted, with winds of 30 to 30 miles an hour expected to cause drifting. Spring-like weather pushed Into the Midwest and Northeast Thurs­ day, but even that was not an unmixed blessing. Readings in Hie 30s and 60s trig­ gered flood threats from heavy snow runoff along the Mississippi Hlvrr between Iowa and Illinois and in southwestern Wisconsin. The weather bureau at Moline, ill., warned river rommunitiea be­ tween Geultcnbcrg and Muscatine, Iowa, to "take Immediate precau­ tion against at least moderate flooding." The weather bureau laid the Mississippi would climb above flood stage at Dubuque, Bellevue, Davenport and Muscatine and at Ruck Island, 111. Wratherman alio warned of possible floods on tha Ruck River at Joslln, HI., and the I'ecatonlca River at Freeport, 111. in Wisconsin, floods threatened 30 communities, most of them in the southwestern part of the itala. Big Cut Expected In funds Request WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House was expected to approve a ft. c m ,ooo.ooo money bill today which wharka more than 60 mil­ lion dollars from President Elsen­ hower's budget for the Treasury and Fust Office Department. At the same time, the Senate began work on a 3380,300,000 pro­ gram that would authorize seven times aa much as the President asked to help areas of chronic unemployment. Senate GOP Lead­ er Everett M. Dlrkscn (III.) pre­ dicted a presidential veto if any­ where that much was approved. The House Appropriations Com­ mittee, meeting behind closed doors, was espeejod to slash more than II million dollars from Elsenhower's request for 2491,100,OOO for the Interior Department and relilrd agencies. The 14 per cent reduction In Uie Treasury and Post Office bud­ get is not a fair indication of congressional budget culling senti­ ment. Tiie funds for Ihtie de­ partments rarely is trimmed heav­ ily. Tiie measure denies 32,300,000 for l,ooo motor scooter* for mail­ men. Hut it okays 4T new Secret Service scent*, including 16 to guard Uia President and vice president, ‘Rattling' Dishes Ends In Fatality SARASOTA (UPI) — A fight over "loo much noise" Thursday resulted in tha fatal slabbing of 22-yesrold Lclloy MrCarlcr, ■ short-order rook in a South Side shopping center here. McCarter had gotten Into a fight with fellow worker Ernest Edwin Grolh, 22, over the noise Grolh was making washing dishes. The (wo men struggled and then Groth picked up a short butcher knife and stabbed McCarter near tha heart. Six inches of rain since last Sunday has ultemi the live* of Seminole County residents. Housewives are burdened with wot laundry that' won’t dry, county roada are crumbling under the wet onslaught; clay and dirt streets have turned to muddy lnkea in city and oounty. Khrushchev Eases Berlin Pressure MOSCOW (U P D -P r e m ie r Ni­ kita Khrushchev'a news conference statementa have somewhat eased pressure on Berlin, diplomatic circles said today. Khrushchev Thursday agreed to a May 11 foreign ministers' meet­ ing to discusi the problem and de­ nied there was any deadline for changing tha status of Berlin. Th* diplomatic circles speculat­ ed that Khrushchev had a change of heart for these reasons; —A feeling of self-confidence. Khrushchev feels he la in control of the situation. —An easing of the Western posi­ tion, exemplified by British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's visit to Moscow and President Elsen­ hower's television broadcast agree-' Ing to a summit meeting. —Khrushchev's desire to smooth any obvious rifts between East and Wait on tha question. Tha news conference, only the second Khrushchev has aver held in Moscow, was vastly different from tha first one last Nov, 2T. At that time, the Soviet Premier ouUlned plans for (he unilateral ending of tha Potsdam agreement and handing over control* of West Berlin's routes through East Ger­ many to th* East German govern­ ment at the end of six month*. Bui Thursday, Khrushchev ap­ peared to have softened. He pre­ sented no picture of doom. Golfers Discover New Water Holes With water hazards overflowing and new water holes added, tha fairways at th* Mayfair Country Club are Immersed. The rain has caused another con­ tinuation of (he first matches to th* Sanford Woman's Golf Aasorlation championship tournament. Members now hav* through Wednesday to complete their first matches. Tha lucky players who already have finished may play Iheir second round, according to tournament chairman, Mr*. Roy Symaa Jr, Mra. Andrew Marsh and Mrs. Mto Keenan fought it out to • downpour yesterday. Mrs. Marsh conceded after nine holes. Assistant pro Rudy Goattlichar said It would taka n full day of sunshine to drain tha course. No Council Meet; City Hall Empty When a large group of Longwuod citizens came to tha Town Council meeting list night, they found the town hail amply, axcepl for the clerk. Tha meeting, where controver­ sial subject* were to b* introduc­ ed, had bean railed off due to Illness of th* Council Chairman, J, R. Heller, Councilman If. A. Scull ami tha absence of E. E. Willi ain ion. The meeting wai adjourned by telephone until Monday night. Doctor W ill Speak Dr. Fran!; J, Pyle, Orlando, will ba th* guest speaker at tha San­ ford Rotary Club, Monday. Char­ lie Morrison will make th* intro­ duction. , Commission Sees New Health Units County Commissioners toured health units to Lakeland, Winter Haven and Haines City yesterday. Th* trip was eonsidertd "most benrfirial," and gave the Board an Idea of how an efficient new unit might add to the community. The oldest of th* health units is Dun Carpenter, automobile saltsman from Syracuse, N. Y .,.died In Winter Haven, and was built last night in that city. Ha U sur­ five years ago. to tha recentlyvived by his wife, the former Bat- opened Lakeland building, Com­ tir Wathen of Sanford, and flva missioner! found "just what la needed" to Seminole County, children. The simplified operation to Funeral mas* will ba bald Mon­ day, ITia body is at Robert Gang Lakeland la economical, accord­ Funeral Home. Trail Ave., Syra­ ing to John Krider, chairman of .the Seminole Board, and "teems cuse. Don Carpenter Dies In Syracuse, N. Y. Crops, Sports Hit Hard; Roads Hurt to b* toll what wa are looking for." Other commissioners making tha trip ware Lawrence Swafford, David Gslchel, and Homer Little. Accompanying them were John Burton IV, who will design th* county unit; Jtelph Lovelock, hos­ pital expert with James Gamble Rogers engineering firm, and Dr. Jack Thurmond, health unit dir­ ector. The new tenter triU be built al French Ave. and Ninth Ml. next to th* B*0 Telephone building. Matching funds for th* 3100,W0 center have barn provided by the JdU-Murton hospita l act. Children are em u from slaying to tha house, and evao the mon­ key* at th* soo are loudly voletof their complaints about the Con­ stant drizzle. Farmers are shaking their heads ahout tha crops. It's time to plant the peppers, but cabbage and cel­ ery haven't been harvested. U th* rain atop* today, the tile pockets may drain off the fields; If R doesn't, farmers in lower spots will be hurt The baseball players are bored. Ever since they came to the land of sunshine, practice has been called off because of rain. They wander through town; tako to A m otif, play cards, read. Guests at the hotels are depart­ ing. The golf course Is several inches under water, and the swim­ ming pool is unnecessary. To add to the Joy, county schools were let out for a teach­ ers' meeting in Tampa today. Catch basins and culverts a n unable to hold the constant flow of water, and have flooded (treats. County and city road departm ^U have asked residents to cell tf an emergency condition arises. Cecil Tucker, county agricul­ tural agent, said this morning that lowlands already are suffering, it* added that a question of damage could not be answered, "possibly for several weeks." Root damage Is of primary concern, along with the fields of ripened cabbage aad celery which can’t be harvested. Automobile* trying some dirt roads became mired; water be gag Inching toward doorways of hom ti to some of Sanfurd's low-lying land; Jt'a too early lo forecast Uto effect qf heavy rains on cilnii. Scheduled exhibition games bp minor league teams .or the Saa Francisco Giants were cancelled. So wee a scheduled rugby match between Sanford NAS and a Pen­ sacola team, Capt. Tom liamilto* said the match probably would b* played April It. But, Sanford was far from alone. Th* remainder of Florida was experiencing the eerne. Man Can Plug Gap In Radiation Zones WASHINGTON (UPI) — Atom)* weaponeers have demonstrated th* possibility of laying artificial ra­ diation (rape for anyone who might dare to venture unshielded tot* nearby space. i Nature Itself has created two zones of radiation—the first starL ing about 400 mllps up—which • reach peaks of deadly Intensity a| 2.000 and 10,000 miles. Now man himself can plug th* gaps to these natural zones, leav­ ing only the regions around Dm poles safe for unshielded apaca departures end arrival*. Till* waa revealed hy Thurtday's disclosure that tha military secretly exploded three small a* torafe bombs—each equal to about 1.000 ton* of TNT—more than 309 miles above tho South AllanUf last August and September, Another revelation waa that mas can now mesa up his electroma­ gnetic environment tu the point where radio communications and radar warning systema may b« blacked out or impaired. Such dis­ ruptions normally are caused only by discharges of charged partielea from ihc sun. A third disclosure was that Ba­ les* someone Is looking for them, high altitude atomic testa gppaiv ently can be staged without de­ tection. Tiie Russians did net tumble to tho Argus lest*. Thera was no radioactive fallout, ba cause of the extreme altitude* That’ll Teach Him LeltOY, N. Y. (U PD — Villa** truck driver Clarence Perry wag fired by Uie mayor when be re­ fused to drive a load of rock* scrota a fruseo reservoir. He got the Job back wlicn hla replace­ ment, Leonard Vaughn, triad tt and barely managed to leap to safety before Uie truck plunged through the Ice Into six feet at water. Chorus To Rehearse Sanford Malt Chorus will meet Monday at • p. m. to the Civic Center. The Chorus la rehearsing fur * service at DcUary Prvibytari** Church, April to. Marry Weir to to * d ira a u to - k* 5^' 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 19, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 19, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e8fa66bd11f69544b5a0a395446c058b.pdf 8b27e8f056cf8d63fd459712b92bae79 PDF Text Text C o D T W V fb / ?7 / 9 *c h / 9 S ? ftM U /W au# 3/j / ?& ? \ «* �DAILY FLORIDA NO. News Briefs Ball Date Switched TALLAHABBKK (UF1) The Ortad LegtotoUve BaR has bean switched Crum AprS • to April U. Grader Kills Youth Command At Jax Thieves Get $900, Golfing Equipment LAO w orm (UTD-Oowdd a « * , U , WM m M to dsath Spending Cut Eyed Two Driven Freed From Jail On Bond Following Mishaps ON A RAINY DAY — Dick V alb tu * (loft) and Tony Rlslngnr, mamban of tho Corpua Chrlati, Tex., total of tha Ban Franctaco Giant*, wait on tho weatherman to atart spring training in Sanford. (Herald Staff Photo) do > o « A ijw w r n - * Local Girl To Ride In Rollins' Fiesta ifiJ r e iB f • v S S S S S S S l"* •TrUT Separation moot, u l pUnnlni tito friiA lii Seat Hews Agency, to ■ dispute! said to have bean approved by President darnel A. Nasser him self, charged today thet Jtneata atart af training. However, drills will start aa soon wants to "sabjeetljto entire Aral if DOftAtblfi After, a ll then an Flooding LA O CRY (UPI>- Sow« Btustit Gome Set For Shrine Club 4 Fins At School ■’ LA O CRT ('JFD-Fsar 01 into Bros waoa ml to Da { A couple of Olaats, Phoenix and Conus Chrlati variety, wtn collide to the third annual bene­ fit hasghui gnaw for Uw gaaford Khrtoa Ctob. Uw teams, ebampions af tha Htorings Slated On Zoning Floos Maaiiaga wifi to told nest maath eu eeveral w v plats, aubaittood yesterday by Jbal— fceasd direct attack ao Ruaaia to tha Uafiad Arab BapnbUc'a conflict with commanlsm to tha Midas*. Nasoor made no mention of Mos­ cow la Us apnechae last weak as­ sailing the Rad • supported ra­ il aw la Iraq. -toformed sources soli, however, that Nasser personally authorised today's dispatch saying that Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev "apeoed Uw battle between Arab nationallam aad (ha aaw Ceaiaiiuilsl IraperieUam." deed y aad eeel with accaaleaal Cairo newspapers carried on rato threegh Ttomday. High to­ the campaign today with a stream day H U to, lew tonight I# to to. Weather Prteo ,Wm Fitting K U D C K U riR U ), accidents la* night aad early to* day ware ralaiaad from the dtp Jail thla moral— after yoatlaf beads at $104 each. farther tolontlfr the to CUftaa Marvin Walla *L was A spokesman fcr Uto •barged with drtvt— while to* navel eommand aald toxkatod aad leaving tha aeaaa of oo Occident otter hif cor (truck a parked vehicle an Gan* idhtdul# when ths too dose ggfco through a heavy overcoat. . Yesterday. • Corpua .Chrlati waa farced to peaa up ita Ant exhibi­ tion game with the Mobile Bears .of the Southern Association. To­ day. three other taaau won sche­ duled to joia Corpua. Chrlati aod Phoenix players at the Citato1 dormitories ea MeltoavUto. Ilatod far arrival today wan Springfield, flnm e aad Already here, la addition to pUy* on on Phnonli aad Corpus Chri­ st! rasters, wen the Gluts' stoat OTTAWA (UP1) rime Minister Harold lot tola • Btoat paaA ■Ural aald, “hava | length af our Pacific new gloves (many af which ar­ rived) today aad ether equip* Macmillan Starts S u w a d Dm Pacific. Tht admiral atld Navy c—steUatioas and destroy lit hava made numsrous with Soviet naval unit* i the Pacific barrier area. B agl (DPI) — David Suit artCst CourtDsy P ays O ff For Count y Again. Stated and Beminoto County Wn wart total rtraagars aad ha today received another “moat helped us to many ways. Ho look ocartm—" veto tnm aa ant-of — to a fins motto, too Fountain Lodge, whore vn slay— tor two tBVMTn days to recuperate fra— tor efUo veto to behalf to Bomtoale to a Isttor to Charlie Morris—, pub- "Aim assay thanks to Mr. Ha ratafia— dkuetor tfv . Da (da—a) HJttofi — Heitor Motor Co., WhU help— — to gat another .W EST PALM BBACH (UPI>— Chamber at Commerce. •eld Chiton: "On March 11, I ear as our awa was too badly Mew abaft are abort sheets f Ofiy Pramsolar That Bailey aald woe tomivad, unfartuuntoly, to damaged to —nil—a oar trip. My wife a— 1 win alwayi renumber wtoklrta of Banted. I wu£ like Uw miay htodwcaaoe to ton Town to naproas my thaaka to a wond­ af Panford, Florida." erful ptotoo afftoar, Mr. A M. Except far a small error h (Mm) Gsttoway. who — ably Galloway's asms, a— fifto, Uw hoipaC wo oat sf oar difHcallioa« totter la a I artsit Chamtor af Shorts How Short? Well, Short Short rtdmsto to — iTto Phono Book Shows 1,000 More Haro Thursday at I p. m. funeral Home. The Mcfbnto will officiate, he to Bvergreeo Cei family requests that The Lake Mary Urn Department will sponsor a "Benefit Night* at the Morislead Ride-la Theatre todoable feature wifi include "Beautiful But Dangerous” and Reedy Will Speak To Local Jaycoss Dancing Tonight A h—loner's slaaa to a—am dansi— wUI to told at I efeoek tonight to'the saw— af Da Cfvto SchoolsTo ed weight tin— ha earns to Uta home last Ortaher .; "We definitely ham a problem," Krider said. “Tha haUdlag is old aad Uw condition baa accumulated over the years- Me ana has paid toe much attanttou to ft." OomalssJoosra said they had visitsd the har.-.a and found the I HOLLYWOOD- (UW) - Two man kUtod**— .nD af'todeyaftor a room-to-mem gen dual to a Hollywood heme. Uw mea darted aver Mr*. Dorothy Chester, to, who meat* ty separated Dam bar wealthy husband, Mam Chaster. Killed were ea-coortot Barney fUva, U-yearoU restaurant chela cfrnwaer, aad lass ntustotos Jack Boria, IT. Borin wia Mr*. Cheat- Benefit Might Set To Aid Firehouse ssion I On Right-Of-Way The Seminal* County oourthouto was filed with Lake Mon­ roe residents, as condemnation suite for righta-of-way began, yeaterday. Twenty-two sulU are slated to coma before Circuit Judge Volts Williams In the condemnation of property la Lake Monroe along the path af the Intercuts High­ way. Only two had bean com­ dents were killed to a dash with Uw Communists Friday, while pleted jwetordey afternoon. others had, beau ntgtanwd to —parts. HeaKlr Dept Director, aad her aasistoto, Mr*. Irene Vernay. Court Suits Set By Station CM A "shrimp boIf wD serud Bushy hg the, CM Officer* Moss to the I val Air Dattoa. , A0 CPOe sad ftrtr yi gather at I pm. to Da g ana at tha CPO CUh. AU the ahrtmp > a wfii neat tt fa r —alto M ehildroa. Soft drinks wB wed. Profits frvto the — win go to tha Babe Anil alarm hafia were toataBod la Da fund. hslls la dpdp of Urn. A tolmhnaa . A1 miked Chief VatD la Uw toftrmary waa amddand is Uw SaafeeddMto—» sooth*/ safety faator. invited to etteaA ^ Krider empha—na Dot the building wmld bn n-ddim d andar tha present survey hg Jamas Gambia Roger*. Mrs. Boyd w it authorised to aanduot a monthly �• » fri • f ■ T* •!: •y *'• *1 *• / •/■ SpringThreeDaysAway, ButWinterHoldingFort S ljr # « itforS W’ nrib P a g * 2— W ed . M i r . 18, 1059 ■ Quotable Quotes I plunged Into the 30s southward United Press International Winter held the fort against the into North ' ’arolina and sections enrushing spring reason today, of Georgia and Alabama. icatttring snow flurries across the Sub • zero temperature* were northeast and driving cold air into ! common In the northern Great Dixie. Lskr* region, with Grand Marais, With sprinr due officially In 1Mich., reporting 20 l»elow three days, overnight readings I Snows Tuesday buried St. Pat. United Frr*» International . WASHINGTON — Irish I’resldent Sean O'Kelly lauding Presi­ dent Elsenhower al a St. Pat* rick’* Day dinner; "Ha probably la the most Im­ portant statesman In the world to* ,day." Hutchins To Open Fern Park Store HOLLYWOOD — Eddie Fisher on the clnsinE of hi* TV show alt­ er six year* and 464 shows: “ It la the end of something. I'm a Uttle bit sad and a little bit relieved." MILAN, Italy — Leading Italian designer Simonetta commenting the expulsion nf five foreign on models for not having RAIN CATCHERS—Thin in a typical accne _ork permits: ••"I'm furious. It'a those mon- nt the Snnford Pont Office on a rainy day. M-.-ta In Italy who cannot find Altogether, thero are five huckotn catching » c rk who started this." the rain leaking in from nmall holes in the ceiling of the Pont Office. (Herald Staff Photo) BandSnubbed,NewYorkLosesCharm • HAVANA — Miguel Duque de - Batrada, Judge advocata at Cu•a n a Fortress, on the arrest of NEW YORK ( U r i) —Don't ever •avers! United States citizens on pwspldon of smuggling: mention Ihe SI. Patrick's Hay • •"Any American coming here Parade to ft8 high school hand Bith nothing to hide need not fear members from SI. Petersburg f i r hla freedom." whose hard-earned expectation of SPRINGFIELD. 111. — Sen. Hu­ marching up Fifth Avenue* was b ert II. Humphrey (D-Minn.) blasted by heartless officials. feomlalng firm er* that Congress While 130,000 Irishmen, school would not let the Republican ad children, lodge members, and a ministration cut price aupporta lo hundred bands from a t far away as Dublin marched lo (he cheers M s - can count on that, you Wan bank on it, you can bet your of more than a million New York­ “fleono;omlc Uvea on 11." ers, Urn boys and girts from SI. Petersburg Senior High School sat It out In tha Paramount Hotel lobby on quiet Broadway. Some of the girls cried. During Ihc past month they had dono hun­ dreds of houra of baby-sitting to help earn tha $11,000 needed for •^-FTaerra r m housing h n u iln x loan fundi funds now nnw the trip. The boys had contributed «ra available to eligible farmers, their share by washing cars, sellfe a th e rs, grove owners and other lug newspapers and mowing lawns, With the boundless optimism of agrtaultural people In Seminole county, Curtis J . Green, local youth, tho students beliavod until after the parade started that Farmers Home Administration wall Director Everett Rolwrts supervisor, announced today. He Band would iron out tho technicality U ul an adequate supply of blocking their participation. direct federal funds now is on After all, wasn't their Mr. Jtobhand to supply the building needa jaf eny eligible applicant. m iVLean funds may be uard to con­ et, Improve, alter, replaca, or lir farm homes and other estill farm buildings. Tha loam ‘g a y be made for periods up to y e a n and tho Interest rate is 4 m r per cent per year on the NEW YORK (UPI)—Police ar unpaid balance. Each loan will •be teem ed by a mortgage on the rested 10 children, ranging in age farm, subject.to any existing prior from 10 to 13 yeara old, Tuosd night on charges they participate B M i. /Tha Farmers Homo Administra­ in sex parties In tho apartment tion only makes loans when satis of a notorious procurer. Police said Ihcir Investigation < 9Ictory tu credit la not available from Other sources. The program re still was not complete and that as cently was expandrd to make the many as 30 teen-agers may have fpnds available to ownrri who on­ been involved in tho parlies. Tho fivo boys and five girls ly ongago In a small amount of wilt be charged with Juvenile de­ farming. Groan handle* tho FHA pro linquency today. Their names tfa m in Samlaole, Flagler, Volusia; were not revealed. George Dilbin, 41, was sought Orange and Brevard counties. His o d e a la located In room 417, San­ aa the instigator of tlie parties, ford Atlantic National Bank Build- llo was arrested last month un­ mg, Sanford. Additional informa­ der the name of Ronald Stevens tion and application blanks are on charge* of supplying $100 • anight call girls to wealthy busi­ available at in* ooffice, nessmen, p o l i c e said, but he jumped $500 ball and fled. Polico said Dilblns* apartment was used for the sox parties boforo he was arrested on Ihe callgirl charges. armers May Get ».r Rousing Loans Now Children Arrested Alter Sex Parties Ned Radio Thinks 'Jhaw' Is Coming f LONDON fUPI) — Radio Mos* Tow. in a broadcast beamed at urltJih listeners, aeid a Tuesday 'flight P r e s i d e n t Elsenhower's • speech Monday night indicated 'the possibility of a thaw In the gold war. The Soviet commentator re­ buked the President for "davotgood half of his speech to a description of America's great w ar machine," but added that his tentative agreement to lumrail talks "can only be welcomed." "H>8 President dwelt on socalled Soviet threat* which exist only In tha private imagination of some U. S. Journalists, but his Qualified acceplanre of summit talks this summer la a good step lorward," the Moscow Radio laid. V’TWa la in line with the thawrag ico and melting snow." U. S. To Attempt 'Triple Vanguard' WASHINGTON.(UPI)-Dr. John P. Hagen says ihr United Stiles will try "very soon" to put three satellite* into orbit simultaneous­ ly with one launching. Hagen heads Ihe Vanguard di­ vision of Ihe National Aeronautics and Sparc Administration. The new launching at Cape Ca­ naveral, Fla., will be an experi­ ment to measure tne earth’s magnelic field at various altitudes and to gauge air drag in Ihe ra r­ efied atmosphere a few hundred miles up. Hagen said Tuesday the rocket was nearly ready and would be fired "within weeks." Tho satel­ will include tho 32pound o Children Allowed lites third rocket stage, tho magncloIARTFORI), Conn. (UPI) - metrr satellite neighing 21 or 22 of Hartford In- pounds, and an inflatable 30-inch Jfee University Univt a new night school balloon weighing a pound and a _ Juvenile Delinquency. half or two pounds. V L for adults only. S a sn erts President-elect of the A m erl-isent a check for $10 to cover the can Bandmasters Association and entry fee and supplied.a descrip hadn't the I’arada Committee writ tion of the hand with iti "superior" ten him Feb. 4 asking the band to rating in atata contest* and ap­ participate In the St. Patrick's Day pearance! a t Orange Bowl footgamei. event? But a* the houra pasted and Rob­ Roberta had done everything re­ quested In the committee le tte r - erta did not return to tha hotel with order* to march, the lively group in thrir Kelly green uni­ form* began tn lose hope. They stopped Ifngering their instru­ ments. the seven pretty majorettes slopped fingering their Instruon*, and tho eight chaperones stopped saying everything would "turn out ail right." Finally Roberta showed up with the bad newt: The band could not march because the parade com­ Tho all-music service, The mittee said it had not received in Passion And Resurrection Of our advance a detailed description of I-ord" wlU he presented by 25 w hit the marching unit would Se­ members of the Chancel choir of clude nr a list of the numbers it Ihe First rrcsbyterian Church intended to play. Sunday, March 22 at 7:30 p. m. The wired music system in Gie Tho hour-long service will in­ hotel lobby wee playing "Take clude Ihreo organ selections play­ Home Again, Kathleen" aa Rob­ ed by Mrs. George Touhy, minis­ erta explained how he had search­ ter nt music. ed in vain for two days for a par­ Solo portions nf the numbers ade official or a city authority in­ will be sung by Mrs. Robert Gra­ terested enough in the band's ham and Harry Weir. plight to cut the red tape. Choir members taking part In As far as tha kids ware concern­ Ihe tuneful observance nf the E as­ ed. they were willing to ha taken ter season are: altos. Mines. E u­ home right then and there. Some­ gene Estridge, Roy Mann, Joseph how New York had lost its charm. Orscno, Rudy Sloan. Leon Walker; Not even a late afternoon enow— sopranos, Mmes. David nach, R. the first ever aeen by many of the L. Cornell. Ernest Galloway, Alice youngster*—could make up for the (Saylor, Robert Graham, Nick feeling that the big city had let Pfeifauf, Charles Wilke, Misses them down. Joan Wilke and Pally Walker. The_hasses are Warren Adams, Crumlrg, Donald Howard, Ifford McKibbin, Charles Morri­ son; tenors, Andrew Bracken, KINGSTON, Jamaica, B. W. I. Walter Glclow. William Hoag, (UPI) — Noel Newton Nethereole, Robert Maro, George Touhy and 53, minister of finance, died IMeaHarry Weir. day at hia home of a heart attack. An invitation to attend Is ex­ tended by the church to all who NEW YORK (UPI)—Silent film like music and who find this ami alar Helen Olivetti. 68, was the worshipful atmosphere of the burned to death Tuasday in her candlelit church a fitting way to here when her clothing observe the significance of the apartment caught fire, apparently from a Easter season. cigarct. Deaths Ex-Justice Buford Dies; Funeral Set OTTAWA, Ont. (UPI) — Sidney E. Smith, secretary of state for external affairs, 81, died Tuasday in his apartmant of a heart at­ TALT.AIIASSF.B (UPI) — Re­ tack. tired Florida Supremo Court Ju s­ tice Rivers Iluford died here Tues­ WASHINGTON (U P I)-J . Klahr day night utlcr a short illness. Huddle, 67, first U.S. ambassador Justice Buford. SI, was twice lo nurma, died at his horns hare chief Justice of the court, from Tuesday. 1031 to 1932 and 1943 to 1944. He retired March 1, 1948. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Mr*. Graveside services will be al Lida Carmichael. 82, mother of 3 p. in. Thursday al Western composer Hoagy Carmichael died Cemetery in Quincy. His body will Tuesday. lie in stste at the Supreme Court Hullding Thursday front 10-12 a. m. The rctirrd justice was bom In Pulaski, Tenn., Jan. 18, 1878, hut moved with his family lo WcwaSAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Dr. hltchka where he grew up. Ha was Elll* Sox, San Francisco health educated In Tennessee and Cal­ director, says aelentists don't houn County, Fla., public schools. think smog causes organic illness lie represented Calhoun County such as cold* or flu. In Ihr stale House of Representa­ It's more irritating to the dis­ tives in tool and was prosecuting position thin anything elae." h* attorney for Gadsden County from said. "Constant inflammation of 1908 to 1911. tha eyaa, nose and throat seem Justice Iluford practiced law In to bring about a sort of chronic Wcwahitchka. Marianna and Quin­ fatigue." cy until 1812, when hr waa ap pointed slate attorney for the 9th Judicial Circuit by Gov. Albert W. Gilchrist. He continued In that office until 1821, when he was elected attor­ NOW SHOWING ney general, and he held the office of attorney general until OPEN 12:45 1923 when Gov. John W. Martin appointed him to the high court. I red Californians Can Blame Smog and For RENT REPAIR Service L t- H - i JU 88BI Addin? Machines For SALE •an TON1TE ONLY MOWING AT T:M * 10:88 ADAMS TYPEW RITER SERVICE 207 West F irst St. f io M tc o io r ' B E A U T IF U L BUT D A N G E R O U S • •* as l u t i . iM H M SN N ato M n 'n PLUS AT 8:08 ONLY Taxes, Taxes, Taxes NEW YORK (U PI)—The Fed eral government haa collected mors than 700 billion dollars in income taxes from Individuals and corporations since 1913, when the 16th amendment to the Consltitution was ratified, according to the Tax Foundation. That amendment gave birth to the income tax. SWttTTZ THANsussa m mo rooe vaun Doctors rtccmmtM Satir­ ist far aiakslict. attr- mljhti, l*-tll.rlt Slits. Port. Hirmlm UtaMMCti. 4 0L-7J* ATFOOO STORSS IVtlYKOOU B irth d ay B u y s Galore... Your Cue to EXTRA CASH SAVINGS! "SUPER RIGHT” HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF — BONELESS a 25-Member Choir To Present Music Of Easter Season HAMS TYPEWRITERS The Hutchins Clothing Center, his 40lh year In the mercantile will open Thursday in Fern Park. I Ii*W, *nd b*» ,wo ,lore* I*1 Although Hutchins Located in the post office build aachusetta. . . , , j lives in S. Lancaster, Mass., he ing. the store will feature m e n 's,wU, ip, wl much o( h u ,tnJe apparel. Fern Park. According to owner William A. Manager of the Hutchins Cloth­ Hutchins, the center will be ing Center Is Percy Kierstad of "ilrlrtly a bargain store." selling Forest City. Kierstad lives in a factory and jobbers closeouts, trailer, and plans to devote a good seconds, samples, bankrupt aiock portion of his time to the develop­ snd ovrreuts. ment of the center. The store will he open Sunday Emphasis will he on perfect fit. "If we can't fit them, we through Thursday, from 9 a. m. won't take their money," Hutchins to 8 p. m.. and closed every Fri­ said. "Our policy is lo inform day and Saturday nights without Ihe public as to the exact qual- exeeplion. lly of the merchandlxe. We do not "This will he a friendly store: tarry so-called trade names." a busy store," Hutchins said. "Rut Hutchins is not new to the cloth­ never too busy to talk fishing ing business. He is now entering with customers and friends. rick's Day gtcenery under a A Civil Air Patrol helicopter bad blanket of white In p a n s of the dropped food and medicine to tho Midwest and the East. A surprise scouts. Another group of 70 scouts snowstorm and high winds bat­ reached their homes in Waukeshsg tered 130,000 marchers in New ■ Wis., Tuesday night after being York City's St. Patrick* Day , rnaroned In Fond Du I*ac Coun* parade. But despita tha storm, ths ! ly by the weekend storm. They turnout sat a record. said they suf/cred little discomfort A half • foot of new snow hit because they had plenty of food tower Michigan, and the Niagara, and warm blankets. N Y., area was blanketed by four The death toll In storm* since to six inches. A five • inch snow* the weekend tore tt> 23. seven In fall In the South Bend, Ind., area j . . . tn(j Wisconsin, four in fouchad off a raah of traffic* seel-1 M,ch|g#n, three in Arkansas, snd dents, two of them Involving one each In Texas, Illinois, Misschool buses. However, more than »ourl and Ohio, $ 30 children escaped Injury. In Wisconsin, 24 Msdison Hoy Scouts were freed by county work­ ers Tuesday after being snow­ bound four day* at Green Lake. ROUND STEAK HOR.MEL COOKED BONELESS CANNED HAM 3 Lb. Lb $ 2 J 9 "SUPER RIGHT’ Western Corn Fed PORK LOIN WHOLE or RIB HALF "SUPER ALL GOOD BRAND SLICED RIGHT’ Weatem Tender 2 "85c I Beef Liver u 39c R e d ^ n a ^ p w ^ _ 5 9 c ( Pork_Chops Lb. BACON FRESH "SUPER RIGHT’ Western Center Cut DRESSED A ft P GOLDEN Cream Style J jU L & h , 15 CORN Rhubarb KETCHUP 2 »-0"39!Bananas BUTTER 65 Lettuce 2 2 '« £■ 4 5 ' TUNA I Pineapple Apple Sauce Asparagus 1 • Lb. Can CHERRY RED ANN PAGE 19‘ Lb. GOLDEN RIPE SILVER BROOK Print FRESH CRISP Lb. SULTANA Heads SWEET RIPE A&P 9 Lb. 2 9 ‘ 29‘ Our Finest Quality LONG GREEN g \ ^ I $ 1 .o o CUT RITE Wax Paper 125 • Ft. Rolls Lattadry Bleach 4 9 * Is Gal. Marcal Facial Hood ‘33’ 28c Hankies Nabisco Premium Marcal Dinner 3/25c Saltines 1 lb. 25c Napkins 40 c t 17c Detergent Dash Feature: 1:00 • 3:44 • 6:28 9:12 Cleaner Admission For Thin Attraction ADULTS MATINEE NIGHT 80c toe STUDENTS — 60c ■barteelng Marcal Pastel 25 oz. 39c Napkins a# Ct. 2/19c 8 Lb. Can Karo Snowdrift Punch Campbell'. Cream of Niagara Shrimp 10 oz. 35c CeapSeU's Cream at Potato Campbell's 81c Syrup lV ilb . 27c Fur Cooking 46 oz. 57c Mazola Oil Qt. 55c 18 Oyster Stew Ot. 35c ■w* m i' Il.in r I »,r—> ( 1 I.b. While or Colored Spic N ’ Span 25c Scott Tissue 2/27 Hawaiian In sta it Starch u p e r M a rk e ts Price* In this ad effective rouin _ _ day, March 21. 200 MAGNOLIA AVE. at 2nd ST. Op«n Friday Evening Tli 9 For Your Convenience �\ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Better Oviedo Prices Good Thura., Fri.,j Sal, Mar. 19 - 20 - 2L * By Marlaa R. Jones The March meeting of the Ovido Woman’s Club was held Fri­ day, March 13, at the local club house. This mectini was the an­ nual breakfait with Mrs. Jam ei Wilson a t chairman of the breakf a ^ committee. Assisting her were M r/. Bob Ragtdale, Mri. W. (1 Weitmon, Mri. W, V. Swenson. Mrs. A. A. Myera. Mr*. Frank Talbott and Mra. I.ynn Neely. M ri. Frank Talbott met guest* at the door of the club room which was beautifully decorated In an Easter theme. A lovely flo­ ra l arrangement, flanked by cera­ mic roosters, graced the mantle. The officers' and gueit'a table was centered with an Easter nett of green grass and colored eggs with ceramic roosters on either side. Serving tables were decorated In gimilar arrangements. Following the breakfast, Mrs. Mary Derfllnger, of the Florida Power Corporation, Winter Park, ■poke to member* on Proper Lighting, using demonstrations to emphasis* her address. Mrs. R. W. Estes presided at thn business session. The resigna­ tion of Mrs. Roy Weisenbarger as etvie chairman was accepted with regrets and Mrs. John Lundy was elected to fill the office. | Attend Toeraament F Attending tha Oviedo-Hdliard basketball gam* of the tournajm ent in Gainesville, last Thurt'd ay afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Duda, Mr. and Mrs.' Andrew Duda. Mrs. John Duda • if ) Mr.-and Mrs. George Kelsey. .’Mr. sed Mr*. J . B. Jones, Mrs. ’Ben G. Walnrlght, Mra. J . L. Mai!colm. Mra. Elbert Beasley; Joe JL. Miklar. Sharon Howell. Virgi­ n i a Beasley. Charles Beasley, Marilyn Mathers. Eleanor Duda. Hubert Pr*lst, (Albert Myers, Walter Teague J r„ (Keith Malcolm, Tom Brown, Joe >J(alcolm, Tommy Bryant, Profes'nor and Mra. W. H. DeShaso, Mr. i a r t Mra. Jam es Partin, Marilyn Partin, Susann* Partin, Jimmy DeShaso, Bessie Fleming, Pat Jackson, Mary Jane Kelsey, Gla­ dys Alford, Loretta Fore, Julie ►>r*. Ann Lundy. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E. Brooknhire, H. R. Spencer. Joe Maie o la . Joy Walnrlght, W et Evans, Priscilla Tuhy, Naomi Tuby, Jim ­ my Jones, John David Beasley, Melanie Jackson, Marlene Bellt* jn , Betty Duda, Sandra Bellhorn, Josephine Mikler, Dorothy Duda, Katherine Mikler, Tommy E ttas, Shirley . Mikler, Yvonne King, Katherine Duda, Darltne Bhinahart, and Mrs. Dora Ketley. Four Oviedo alumni, now at­ tending tha Uelvarflty of Florida, who were In attendance at the game, were Ann DeShaso, Luther Duda, Ferdinand Duda and Elena D by. ) The cheer leaders, Pat Jackaon, Gladys Alford, Loretta Fore, Bes­ sie and Junto Fleming, Julia Gore and little Mary Jane Kelsey are due much praise for their admir­ able support at Thursday's gam* as well as during tha regular sea­ son game*. The Oviedo team remained In Oalaaavlll* through Friday for other tournament game*. Mrs. A. J . Reynolds and Mrs. Lynn Neely were eo-hostesses at a stork shower honoring Mrs. Bob Riaabo, Tuesday night, at tha Reynolds home. Mrs. Harold Lylo* ta d Mra. G. W. Alford won prists during the game period. The many lovely gifts opened by the honoroe, were pissed ■mong the guests after which re ­ freshments of punch ahd home­ made cookies were served. lavitod were Mrs. Ido Jackson, Mr*. Douglas Jackson, Mrs. G. W. Alford, Mrs. Harold Lylos, Mra- Billy Meek, Mra. Charles Peadsrvls, Mrs. P. Etdridie, Mrs. Gordon Pendsrris, Mre. BiUy Joe Lukas, Mra. E. G. Crate, Mrs. Theron J . Reynolds. Mri. H. V. Rambo. Mrs. B ryint Hickson, /I r e . Sarah Hickson. Mrs. Buddy uailowsy, Mrs. Ralph Netty, Miss Joan Ramho, Mrs. Naomi Bax, Mr*. C. Metheny and Mri. is TaUer, of Ocoee. Ptreenal Jimmy Brookshire took sekoleetie achivemtnt tests a t Rollins College Saturday morning and Wes Evans, Ovitdo High Junior, took test* at Boon* High In Or­ lando, Saturday. 6 Coat Cash Handy MILWAUKEE —(U P I)— Ed­ ward Dann received a latter from a man aiklnf If ha operated ■ tailoring (hop In Milwaukee in IMS. Dunn rapUad ha had for 33 pears before retiring in 1141. The man promptly sent Dann n check for >40 in paymant for a j-oat ha had purchased and never ’A id for. Dana bought himsolf a aaw coat. For cash. 2 Jiff S-nooth LAST SHIPMENT % plus TOP VALUE ST A M PS Medium LAVA SOAP Your Choice Of Three Wonderful Instant Coffees • 25 In. Cut 3 H. P. Briggs • Stratton 4 Cy. 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They call it snoot*. Some claim it la spelled sous, others like sntms. and n ftw individual- ‘: 0 INSTANT Free A t Your Winv^-Dixie In Sanford After O A STO R Deodorant IVORY SOAP “ fI Cltonsar COMET Q Q f 2-Gt. O O Cons • LARGE ****STONi p e a c h e s �• * r RAGS TO RICHES O R VICE VERSA? Editorials Washington Calling Commission Seeking Home Rule Authority Th« Semlnol* County ComrniMlon hag gubmltted to the lo a d legislative delegation an 11-point program which would lu rin g the county more home rule. Local iegislatore arc in agreement, generally, on the program. Repa. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick and Sen. Dougina Stenntrom have expreaaed the view that • th e Commission should have more authority in local mat­ ters. The county government now hits the responsibility, but very little authority. This type situation always lends to problems, whether in government, business or otherwise. A uthority and responsibility go hand in hand. . ‘ Commissioners arc responsible for direction of the counJtrfa affairs. They must see that adequate roads and high, way* are maintained, thnt county finances are sufficient to meet needs, th at money is expanded correctly and wisely. •Yat, under the outdated system which now exists, they have Jvfry little authority In their various fields of responsibility. As an example: tho county has a chance to obtnin u •fine airport (Osceola) for the very nominal sum of $1. liefore Seminole County can take advantage of this opportun­ ity, the Legislature must ennet a special bill to give the Com•Miaslon authority to own and operate such a facility. This example isn't far-fetched. The item is included in I th i 11-point program the Commission is requesting from ila w legislators. Most of the other requests fit into a •nlmllar category. They are things which the County Coni^mission should be able to do without spccinl approval from ;th# Legislature. • - • If County Commissioners are employed to run the coun­ ty," they ahould run it. If a majority of the voters are dis­ pleased, they have direct recourse at the polls. If the proposed new State Constitution does not correct .th is deficiency, it should be overhauled before it is presented foT approval. INikita, Take Notice ,1 President Eisenhower Is willing to meet Nikita Khrushlehev a t the summit, but the U. S. won't back up “one inch" ■on Its righta and responsibilities In Berlin. >i That, in brief, was the Presidents message to thq "American people Monday night. He ia In favor of talking, a it long »" there remains something constructive, to talk : about. ; - Tho President niude one fact very plain: the U. 8. •doean’t want to fight to retain free access to Berlin: the *'JUBee will, however, if this becomes necessary. He remind•<Fhls listeners th a t the frw men have died before for so•called "scraps of paper" which represented duty, honor and •freedom. !t Eisenhower refused to accept any Soviet deadline on 4doing anything. That, It would seem, should let Khrushchev {know th a t he isn't dictating to the U. S. an he does to Iron !Curtain satellites. ! .Witness May Give Ambush Death Clue i-T A M PA (UPI)—Police aay a rprlia wltneaa ha* turned up re Whs m*y b« the key to lbs LnsslTsd killing* of both local krodaco dsaltr Bernardo (Bsnnls) Eatsara and ths mayor of a Ismail Alabama town. Ths witness, who offictra va­ luta to Identify, claim* to hat* ossa Lauara gunned down from 'ambush tha night of March I > h tn ha stappsd from hli auto■nobllo at hi* own yard. However, foetartlv# Cap!.- Nell Brows said Rha m»n may bo lying In order we win a $11,000 reward ot/crad wr Laiura'a family and friends. C Finding L auara's killer also may lead to who killed .Mayor O. L. Driver of Saraland, Ala., polica said. Striking similarities In tha two killings hsd officers In two ststas looking for a |>oifiblc link. Driver and Lattara both wera klllad from ambush by a K’-gauge shotgun blast. Police said both looked tha work of a professional killer, and thsra was no appsrent mollva In either ease. Driver was killed Aug. 6. Two -Tampa detective* spent four days la Straland last week, but pollta decllntd to say what was dlseussad DAILY C R O SSW O R D ACKOM L Ravel ■.IWromM t. Cheat sound 10. Price 1L Travel* M waUr 4. Affirmative 31. Be. reply . B. Orchestra aeetlon 4. M ali kiln T. Mia •.Autok mobiles \ It. Apart 1. 14. Hostelry 1 11.Thailand 13. Potato buda 3$.Utach U . Off Ura »i? aye right paUs 15. HeUtuaUe 17. French (slang) geekrltr** Atawee MlA«raaa river M. Covered IfcOtmpaai 13. Old King II. Hue with SI. AdrtAtl* flower*. K&.) St. In a Una wind ate. (her.) dkAasharad St. h h o rt amna- II. Mountain* IT. Spoiled tllta a llih U . Stag la unit (BA.) 11. Pt rep! so* lag account lag support M. Carry faalloq.) ? If. Touch Decisions ‘Joint/But Papa Pays Bill Assignment Washington By Ed Koterba WASHINGTON Wonder If Senator Gordon Allott (R., Colo.) knew what he wa* bringing onto himself when he turned in his resolution lo make the carnation our national Dower. What he did waa like stepping Into a garden parked with angry bee*. 1 would say he committed a grave political error, lie should*’ stayed neutral. A toupla of weeka t a n I made (he tartiral mistake of not slay­ ing neutral In a ptoea shout an earlier flowtr lewd between the rose and the com tasael. Gently, I had cast my vole for the tauel as our national floral emblem. And the things that the house­ wives wrota did not sound much like flowery phrases. The ladies swung everything from backyard brickbats to gardan clubs. They claimed other blossoms a* their absolute favor lies, and this included everything from the yellow dandelion lo the purple wisteria. Maybe the carnation ia (he grandest floral symbol of all. Hut that’s beside the point. No Sena­ tor In hla right mind would take tha chance of losing an election by voting for anything other than Ills slate's rlioice. Housewives may not understand ponderous legislation, but they know their flowera. Allott must have accntrd that his flower cause was going to pot Iris than two hour* after he presented his bill. A half doten Senator*, wearing in their lapels the Senator's free rarnationa, Jumped up on the Senate floor to protest the resolution. Allott'* first error, of course, waa when he referred to the flower feud as a "weedy aitualion.” I'd aay he waa troddlng on somebody’* grass, namely Senator Thurston Morton's (R., Ky.), who'* plugging grass. In fact, lie experts to introduce a grass bill presently. But even the man from Ken­ tucky la on the spot. He'd like lo push Kentucky blur, which sprouti an artistic seed haad and la universally popular, but the Kentucky No. 31 fescue people down home, he feara, would get »ss ha said, "I've been injured by thorns," though he did manage to say he had no malice toward the flower. Then he rankled Senator Paul Douglas (D., HI.), who's promot­ ing the price-supported corn tas­ sel, by hinting strongly that the tasael is not truly a flower. The carnation crusader didn't mention Ihe marigold, another contender, and this probably dis­ mayed our latest official lobby­ ist, David Burpee of Bucks Coun­ ty, Pa., the sred man, who's been angling for some free publicity. Now, if all these gentlemen were smart, they'd drop the whole thing and turn to leas controver­ sial matters like the unbalanced budget and the Intercontinental missile. Hut now they can't. This week Ihry committed themselves to a deba'.e on May 3, arranged by a Senata staffer, Ben Strong, an official of the Falls Church, Va., A new aimer markrt has b re n ! opened in Chuluota by Foodm art,1 tnr. The nrw store Is rqmplcte In every detail. It has all of the departments required In a mod­ ern super market. The Chulunt* store h it bren equipped fully with the latest and best equip­ ment cnnsldrrrd necessary for ef­ ficient operation. Charles V. (Chuck) Atkinson. I president and general manager of I Foodmart, said the new store has 1 been stalled with experienced! personnel. Department* in the store Include "meat, produce, drugs, sundries, froirn foods, housewares and a full lino of o'hrr quality groceries. Atkinson said personnel "Is ex­ perienced In all phases of super markrt operation." The alore Is air-conditioned and has a large paved parking lot for customer convenience. Atklnion laid Foodmart decided to locate In Chuluota "to give tort. South Seminole County residents Tha carnation man from Colo­ tha best In shopping comfort and rado bruised the rost people when convenience.” U . Am baas * w a s ta r wwmbet St. Nuts M.Obecure SB. Weapon I f . American frontiers- I SS. Oenua of Illy 44. Poker stake u n w tn l S.K3ra at w x a v K g aeelear scalier ct«r tUMee R testa, fa m r " la ta H tfi I s a lir . *M ChrUia*. tila .tir Itee s iw k w at. aeie *, u * r**t a m w 0*t ml L H ifm ml ttareb a. 1*1*. ___ _ * ta ll* * r*a*e wklrh I* ra illlr * • * • !• • •tt* b U e* lS * M m t *U H i l a s a l •■ •■ icaim o * ••a *•» week hath au ■ »■(*• 04 it* * m m • • l y t « * l a S aU •*# Htalk Oa* Vrar *110* ALL WOOL — ETC. WINTER — SUMMER VALUES TO 145.00 JOBBER’S CU)SE . OUT $19.95 III. Half Gal. Carton FLORIDA GRADE HA" MEDIUM FRESH EGGS - 39 W* Reserve Th* Right To Limit Ouantitlea MEN’S PANTS MEN'S ALL WOOL MEN’S JACKETS SPORT COATS 100',L NYLON, RAYON, ETC. JOBBER* CLOSE - OUT I J . t s TO * 3J.50 REG. RETAIL $29,50 — $32.50 $12.95 JOBBER'S CLOSE - OUT MEN'S — BOY’S MEN'S DAN RIVER KID’S SHOES BELTS RAIN COATS RETAIL TO $3.75 49c I t .5! VALUE TAKE 'EM . $4.95 BOY’S SHIRTS ELSE WHERE AT $14.95 l OUT THEY GO AT FKR SALE ONLY S FR. $ 1.00 r t. $3.00 HERE AT $1.49 LADIES’ SKIRTS Bathing Trunks MEN’S SHIRTS MEN’S TIES GOOD COLORS LOUSY COLORS A IS.OO VALUE ALL SIZE8 OUR PRICK 75c EACH Vi PRICE ICE MILK 49‘ FOR GREATER !Ml»ORTEI>— DOMESTIC ALL WOOL — SILK ETC. VALUES TO 120.00 MEN’S SUITS DRIVE VELDA — Chocolate, Strawberry, Vanilla t a i - t s r . cv a tu x a, l i t , ) t w ^ * j i i H . r BARGAINS SAVINGS WE SELL FACTORY AND JOBBER’S CLOSE-OUTS, SECONDS, SAMPLES, BANKRUPT STOCK, OVERCUTS, ETC. ORLANDO Wednesday, March 18, 1050 i L O N N I E 'S THIS IS S T R I C T L Y A B A R G A I N STORE - N O T H I N G ELSE BOXES AND BOXES OF GOODS FRESH MILK a 39 EWitarpn Pistol Misfires; Both Men Lucky SANFORD •»- ORLANDO Vi PRICE ★ 2585 YELDA GRADE “A" DOWH t Spain's dutntar Gardrn Club. The debata will be limited to vegetation mentioned above. I predict emphatically that their caucui room will be picketed by the dahlia folks of Ohio, tha wis­ teria people of Maryland and the orchid grower* of Hawaii, not to mention the proponent! of snow trees from Alaska. If these controversial gentlemen persist In naming a national flo­ ral symbol, they ought to pick out a common denominator. That would be crab grass. It’ll be an uncontrollable nuisance again this year. And as long as we can't beat It, we ought to glorify it. DON'T M IS S THIS M EN 'S New Super Market BARGAIN Opens In Chuluota { S T O R E ^ FLORIDA’S FASTEST GROWING FOOD CHAIN! F in 4 Ry Marquis Childs itatlon very far In their 171 ground; him on this ana score alone is WASHINGTON — Thanks to the division*. great. Pentagon cenaor and the inevit­ Of the four member* of the General Ridgeway also made the able restraints imposed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Tay­ cast for a modernized Army ol Berlin crisis, the current inquiry lor is the only one due to retire, reasonable strength. While he was Into our defense* ia unlikely to after two terma at Chief of Staff. not reappointed to a second tcr^l bring into focus the real nature The others as continuing members at Chief of Staff hr had had a of the dispute over our prepared- of the Elsenhower tram have a wide and respectful hearing. nett nr laek of It. demand on their loyalty. Before he retires, at the end Put In the aimpleit possible When be retires at tha end of of hit second term, General Tay­ term* the question posed it: Hava June General Taylor intends to lor will go to Europe for a lengthy our conventional forces been to take hit cate to the public. He meeting of NATO military plan­ cut back for reasons of economy will argue first In a aeries of ner*. About mid-May he will he that our capacity for limited war magaiine articles and then in a in Rerlin. Ostensibly this will he hat been reduced dangerously book that "massive retaliation” it for a formal farewell to the Ame­ close to tero and our entire re ­ a strategic trap into which the rican troops stationed there. liance placed on nuclear retalia­ United States hat fallen. It it a In fact it will he a morale boo*\ tion? In other words, is the choice death trap from which we mutt ter for the garrison. From 19« extricate ourtelvet if we are to between suicide and surrender? to '31 Genersl Taylor was com­ Gen. Maxwell Taylor, Chief of continue to lead the Western coali­ mander of the American contin­ Staff of the Army, believes that tion, he contends. Tha odd* would seem to be gent In Berlin and he has a deep the defense budget muat be 143 i,h.# billion a year for five years if against his success. The power o t i; »hsvv, handsome soldier Inspects the Army it lo overcome the grave , l„ , 1, , , , , . J iV. p u 'i Z ‘V ery ‘ " “ the troops in battle formation with and if the Eisenhower economy , deficiencies of recent year*. the deadline of May 27 only a This la |3 billion more than it wall is to be breached, with or j few days away, it will be a mo­ In the Preaident's defense budget without the Preaident's consent. for lBflo. In,General Taylor's vlew i't would seem likely the additional ment of high emotion. What ia coming out of the curit would enable the Army to earry money would go Into missile* or preparedness hearings shoulK out a minimum modernisation. aircraft. How much interest the rent leave Mosrow in no doubt — thie Some of this he spelled out In public Is paying to the defense r . llntrv hla testimony before the Johnson controver.y ia in any event que*-i,(n nny matter m, " . ‘ how grim L IT the lin no preparedness subcommittee. But | tionable. choice. But a choice between sui­ Ihe basic contention he put on Yet. General Taylor'* effort cide is something quite different.the record in a speech last Dr- should not be entirely discounted, It Is Ihe rase for readiness to cember. ill laid that 70 percent o f l 111* predecessor as Chief of Staff, meet Ihe limited challenge that the equipment of the Army was of (Jfn Matthew Kidgway, more than World War II or Korean War * n y ’ingle Individual blocked those General Taylor want* to carry to vintage or older. who were bent on an atomic the court of public opinion. As a result, ha told an audience rtrifce "hen the French had dug in Paaadena, Calif., the Armv themselves into tha futile Jungle I will not be responsible fori need* second-generation mlsillea, post of Dlenblenphu In the Indoany debts Incurred by anyone light atomic weapons. Improved China war. The country's debt to conventional weapons, many new other than myself. type* of air and ground vehicles, Isidro Labo and Improved and newly designed electronic communications equip­ ment. It la vital also lo plan the contingent use of air and sea lift TODAY’S PICTURES ANN ARBOR. Mich. - ( U P 1 ) for limited war. In short, the Ar­ Bctwccn a quarter and half of ARK TOMORROW’S my is equipped with the weapons all the major economic decisions TREASURES — • of the last war to fight a new made by American families are war on the ground. In contrast, shared equally by husband* and Wieboldt’s £}0M PERA I the Russians have pushed modern- wives, according to Dr. Elisabeth 21$ 8. l ’ARK AVE. II. Wolgaat of the University of Michigan Research Center. , But where the drrisioni arc not Voice of Music reached jointly, she said, the huaband la more important in decid­ Hi-Fi with AM and FM RADIO BUFFALO, S . Y. (U PI)-Judge ing when to buy a car while hla Regular Price S3t5.t3 Michael Zimmer, conceded both wife has more to aay about t a r ­ Any Reawinahle men were lucky when Marvin ing, handling the bills and buying Epps, 31, pulled the trigger of a household goods. CASH PRICE .3* caliber platol twice while Will Be Accepted — pointing It at bartender John Lew- At $25,000 A Day i»’ head and tba gun misfired both SAN FRANCISCO -<U P D — tlm ti. , Ever had a yen to call an ocean "You'r* lucky loo,” Zimmer liner your own? The Matson Navi­ (old Epps, "You would have gation Company will charter you RECORD RACK wound u p 'in tho elactrle chair. Its 26.000 ton flagship Lurline. The 318 E. 1st at Sanford Now you’ll Juat go to prison.” fee: 325,000 a day. W ILL O PEN OUT THEY GO $1.98 COME IN AS YOU ARE — WHO EVER YOU ARE. THIS MEANS U. ALL PRICES ALL BARGAINS WE ARE FRIENDLY FOLKS — HOPE YOU WILL LIKE US. $1.00 — $1.50 | FOR COME IN — YOU WILL NEVER RE URGED TO BUY. THUR. MAR. 19 9 A.M. OUR SLOGAN: “ IF I T ’S HERE — I T ’S A BARGAIN” HUTCHINS CLOTHING CENTER POST OFFICE BLDG. OPEN FERN PARK ON RT. 17 - 92 COR. RT. 436 Sunday Thru Thursday. 9-9. Closed Friday Before Sundown. A L W A Y S C L O S E D E V E R Y F R I D A Y NITE A N D S A T U R D A Y i �Garden Clubs Meet |Wpd. Mnr. 18. 1959—Pape S Vows Exchanged. Churcll Calendar Cantata ToHBe Glverh A cantata, “ The Crucifixion" by, Mr*. A. B Maddox, Mr*. William ROSE CIRCLE . his minei. his vast building pro Sir John Stainer will be presented, Blalock. Mrs. Richard Galloway, Rose Circle enjoyed a distinc-1jecls. even his stables and Solo live and memorable program last mon’s garden, have been discoverat thr First Baptist Church on Miss Alene Moore, Mis* Linda A candlelight ceremony at the Friday at the home of Mrs. 0 cd just as they are described in Sunday evening at seven thirty Ventry, Miss Joyce Milam, Mrs. W. B. Brinson home Saturday WEDNESDAY the Bible. In the words of Solomon H. Mathers. evening at eight o'clock united in o'clock, by the Church adult choir. Cecil Tucker. Mrs. Wendell Scfat, Following the usual business “ I made me great works; I buildThe Senior High Choir of the marriage Miss Dorothy Jean .Mc­ The choral cor. position will lie Mrs. Willie Pippin, Mrs. C. A. ^meeting, Mrs. W. A. Morrison ed me houses: I planted me vine­ Anderson. H. McSwain, J. E. AlWilliams of Ft. Wayne. Indiana, First Presbyterian Church will presented a delightful talk on “ Gar­ yards; I made me gardens and and tim e Downs, son of Mr. and meet for supper at IS p. m. and for under the direction of Mr*. Guy derman. William Toevs. E. B. Car* dens of the Bible”i commencing orchards; and I planted trees in Mrs. John Downs of Canton, Ohio. rehearsal at fi:30 p. m. The Mid- Bishop, church music director, ter. L. If. Morene, Bill Steele.jT. with the first garden—the Garden them for all kinds of fruits". “ I The bride, thc daughter of Mr. Week Bible Hour will be conduct­ with Mrs. Marvin Milam, organist. S. I.amson and Miss Lois Bfriof Eden—and finishing with the made me pools to water there­ and Mrs. C. A. McWilliams who ed hy thc pastor. Rev. A. G. Soloist will be Mrs. K. W. Clark ncau. Garden of the Sepulchre. with the wood that bringeth forth have hern Winter guests here for Mclnnis at 7 p. m. The Chancel and Mrs. G. It. Drake, soprano; Choir members will be wear* Mrs. Morrison said that though trees". several years, is a couv.n of M r s .[ 'h,°‘r wil1 mrcl ,or " h c .rs a l at Martin Mineripher. Gerald Coving­ ing new robes and carrying new the Scriptures abound in refer­ Today most Bible gardens Brinson. | ,:30' "v . ence to plants and trees and their would be called orchards because ton anil Cecil Tucker, bass; Dr. music folders. The ceremony, performed by D r.' A prayer group of the First C. W. Baker, tenor. Quartet sing­ growth processes, the word Gar­ of the emphasis on trees. Solo­ ---------------------------- " l W. P. Brooks of the First Baptist Presbyterian Church will meet in ^ers will tie Mrs. Clyde Savage, | den and the simile of well-water- mon's garden, while including Church, took place in front of the Daughters of Wesley class-! Mrs. Paul Hammrl, Myron Smith ed versus parched gardens are trees, was much more extensive. thc fireplace and the mantle was room at 9:30 a. m. The Chapel | and Mr. Stinecipher. The second, A St. Patrick's Day dance will ^frequently mentioned; yet specific There are many references tn spe­ hanked with magnolia branches, Choir will practice at 3:30, the quartet will be composed of Mr*, j be given Saturday evening, nine gardens identified by name or cific plants and with especial em­ white gladioli and orange bios-1 senior choir at ft t.S and the com Joe Mathirux, Mrs. William Tan­ o'clock, at the Elks Club y»i(h location arc very few. phasis on their fragrance. soms. Lighted tapers illuminated mission on membership and ner. Dr. Baker and Mr. Tucker. members and their guests attend­ The first chapter* of Genesis There must have been many the nuptial scene. i evangelism will meet at 7:30. unfold this first garden and give •••hers singing in this candle­ ing. . Rntanv dividing iviHnr ,jmc K*rdcosncthanyi in Palestine in Jesus' the first lesson inn Botan>, thc village ncar Thc bride wore a rose beige1 THURSDAY light service will be Mr*. Chris An orchestra will furnish musie plant life into three types; grass, lace dress over taffeta and a tin Woodruff. Mrs. I.. F. Garner, for dancing. , Jerusalem so intimately associated whose seed Is In itself. Also, a in the mind with thc most familiar matching hat and an orchid corThe Methodist Men's Club of lesson in horticulture “ And a ri­ sage completed her ' ensemble.j First Methodist will meet at 7 p. acts and scenes of thc last days ver went out of Eden to water of the life of Christ means “ the Il-*r only jewelry, earrings and m. in McKinley Hall for supper, the garden". “ And out of thc bracelet of amber and pearls,| Thr Chancel Choir will practice, Gardens" yet there are only two herb yielding seed; and fruit. Central were gifts from the groom. ! at 7:30. ' Xstorage mcnlionrd specifically 9 ground made the Lord God to gardens Mrs. McWilliams chose for her! ■ Florid* and described in tne Sew Testa­ grow every tree that is pleasant daughters marriage, a dress of to the sight and good for food; ment. Copen blue silk and lace and wore Ph on* FA 2 -5 8 1 / 4 0 1 W. 13* St. S AMFORD Thc teachings of Jesus arc colthe tree of life also in tho midst . . . . . . . . . . a pink carnation corsage. of the garden, and the tree of orfully interspersed with his inti After the ceremony the guests mate knowledge of thc plant life i knowledge of good and evil". were invited Into the dining room I The tradition generally accepted of his native land, lie loved thc [ THESE IMtlCKS EFFECTIVE THPHS. - FRI. - SAT. where a three tiered wedding cake! Mr. and Mrs Joseph Fealey of as to thc forbidden fruit fixes it friendly earth. Palestine is said to, was cut hy the couple and served Ilronxville, N Y. have been guests be a llowcr lover's paradise, and I I.A. (.'RAID: a —DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS as thc apple, but there is no evi­ with punch. Thc table was beautl of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dieti. dence in the Bible that thc tree thc people seem to have a weak­ fully decorated with fern, white Mrs. tt. Kelly, Mr«. Jean Walof knowledge was an apple tree ness for highly scented or highly gladioli and hurning tapers in lers and their mother. Mrs. P. J. .u n le s s the remarks in Song of flavored plants or seeds. crystal holders. Driggers, arc in Jacksonville visitMany native flowers in Pales­ ■ Solomon “ I raised thee up under Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs. It. ing Mrs. I.. II. Talbert. an apple tree” be held to apply tine have been called lilies. More T. Humphrey assisted with the | Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bishop, to our first parents. The only tree brilliant than all the others is serving. | Colonial Way, have received a MRAND MRS. GENE DOWNS cutting' their wedding in this garden mentioned by name the anemone, or wind flower. The Mr. and Mr*. Downs will live j letter from their son, Billy N., who cake after their marriage at thc home of her cousin, Mrs. as known today is the fig tree. plant, growing from a hulb, in Orlando where lie is In the recently arrived at Pearl Harbor (Photo By Jameson) construction Th location of Eden has been springs to life every year after W. B. Brinson. business. to he stationed with the Navy, He the subject of many speculations. the early rains, and botanists gen­ left San Diego on Feb. 28th and The garden was undoubtedly of a erally agree that these were the miliar garden—thc garden of the hundred pounds of bird sec a writes that already hr has met year. tropical nature because of the “lilies of thc field" of which Jesus sepulchre. a former Sanford resilient. Miss It was heartwarming and in In the walk going to the pool is nudity of the first parents; the spoke. Jeff Flhrey. who attends the Uni­ aprons of fig leaves being for A favorite haunt of Jesus and spiring to hear the story of tiie a -Star Medallion made of discard on Thursday morning at ten! versity of Hawaii, - modesty. The coats of skins with his disciples was an old garden living Christ related so beautifully ed pieces of tile, o'clock there will be a work! Mr. an,l Mrs. 1-rank Hyde and ■ which God clothed them after adjoining an olive grove just out­ and delicately lo “living gardens." i Thc pool is in thc shape of the shop on pine needle basket work I daughter. Shirley, have been I state and the coquina at the Community Center, -iui k . house guests of Mr. and Mrs. their sin were probably for pro­ side Jerusalem at thc foot of thc ,Thc . _ Mathers home was . . .lovely . . of Florida , tection from the “thorns and this­ Mount of Olives. The name G etli-|wi,h f,owcr arrangements. Coffee rock outlining the pool was gather 23lh street and nil those interested Scott Burns tles" in tha land to which they semane means “olive press". and sweet rolls were served to thc cd from the beaches. In the pool are invited to come. Mr*. Murray William D Hardin, Exalted arc large goldfish ami ten thouwere driven rather than for There must have been an olive members and their guests. Ruler of thr Elks, accompanied by (JUT TDK BEST — (JET SEALTEST and Mrs. Maude Tupper of LongHibiscus Circle >and Guppies. One of thc lilies in warmth. press among thc trees in the gar­ wood will instruct. Those attend­ Clyde Kastahrooks, spent Monday The Hibiscus Circle of thc Gar-1 the pool is in memoriam of YoshThere has been some specula­ den. There Christ went with his ing can bring a sack lunch and in Umatilla where they visited I tion as to the botanical identity disciples thc night before his den Club met at thc home o f 1da. the first Japanese killed in something to drink. Pine needles, the Crippled Children'* home, of the tree of life. However, it death; there he ptrayed and await­ Mrs. David H. Fauvcr on Myrtle I World War II. It was sent to Mrs. raffia, big sewing needles, thim­ which is owned and operated b y ' is usually accepted In a metaphy­ ed the arrival of the soldiers, Street who was assisted by Mrs. Budinger by his parents. Elks. They also attended a lunch-1 i' in t s _ g a ls * R. F. Moult and Mrs. A. 11. A miniature village and Coney ble and scissors will be needed. eon in Leesburg which honored 1 sical sense. It makes its final ap- led by the traitor Judas. Those interested in singing may Stevens. Island arc on thc shore of the u pearance in Scripture in RevelaAt Eden means Paradise, sym­ join c group that meets every 1st Horace Wisely, Grand National) An interesting talk on “ Flower- pool, * tions gracing the banks of “ a bolic of a state of bliss or happi­ Exalted Ruler of the Elks. WESTERN U.S. LEAN WKSTKRN A unique miniature house is at and 3rd Friday of each month from pure river of water of life, bear­ ness. Gethsemane is symbolic of ing Trees" was given by Mrs. H. two until three o'clock at the Home C. Hctxcl. the side, which lights up and Is CENTER CHOICE BEEF ing 12 manner of fruit every anguish. Christianity reacts to the PURE Delicious refreshments w e r e ,I5C'' for illuminating the pool at Demonstration Community Center, month," and the leaves of the Garden of Getnsemane in sorrow BONELESS 4UI K. IMh Street. Mrs. Dorothea CUT tree were for healing of the na­ and sadness. To Easier visitors served to Die twenty-two members j niRntPetit fours are easy to make Everything used in the garden Benson of t asselberry is the di­ at home from a HDs-uunrc pack­ tions. And agsln in Revelations in the Holy Land, Gethsemane present and the St. Patrick's Day rector and Mrs. Robrrt Williams is made of discarded articles. theme was used in decorations. it is a promise of the Holy Spirit today is a simple garden of beau age of pound cake mix. Mix and Mrs. Budinger then showed her Is pianist. Jacaranda Circle “ To him thst overcometh will I tiful flowers and well . turned It ho* been announced that there bake rake according to package collection of china and glass from Jacaranda Circle met with give to eat of the tree of life hedge* altendrd hy Franciscan will be a rummage sale on March directions. Cool, cut into small which is in the midst of the Para- Fathers in skull caps and thr Mrs. J. C. Andrews with Mrs. E. a11 l,arl* of lhe world. LB. '.'8th from nine to twelve o'clock squares and frost with 1 cup con i.n. I.B. G. Mossman and Mrs. Dewitt Also. Mr. Budinger showed his disc of God." ,» ' V in the morning at thc Center. feclioners’ sugar mixed to spreadbrown habit of their order. There Hunter as co-hoslesscs. collection of two hundred and m The other garden in the Old are eight ancient olive trees In Mrs. Leepcr would like to have I ing consistency with maraschino Speaker was Mrs. W. B. Brinld|> clocks, w Testament which deserves our at­ the garden, some of them have A short businrss meeting was the articles brought to the Center j cherry juice. Garnish eacli ttny tention is Solomon's garden. “ For split apart and one hat broken son who talked on “ Corsage Makon March 23rd at ten o'clock so cake with maraschino cherry lo. the winter is past, the rain in half. Out of the fallen trunk ing." A collection of orchids, given l>fl‘l *1 the Park View Restaur- they can be sorted. I halves or slices. is over and gone; tho flowers ap­ small shoots are growing. The by Mrs. R. S. Anderson, was ant where thc group had dinner, iV used in the demonstration. ! The members will meet with pear on the earth, the time of largest and probably thc oldest Sixteen members were present. - Mrs. C. II. Cleveland on April the singing of the herds is come, measures tome 40 feet at its Mimosa Circle | 3rd. and the voice of the turtle (dove) base. Its massive trunk has be­ A trip to the Clock Shop In St. i -. t is heard in the land". come a pedestal from which num­ i u i C l.- tp ,! It la read in Scripture that the erous smaller trunks have grown. Cloud was enjoyed by the mem- t y t hers of thc Mimosa Circle Friday UrKSlIOp S lU lC d age of Solomon, in the 10th cen­ The Irish Franciscans in charge morning. The American Home Departtury B. C. is known as the Golden have a botanical report which in­ Mrs. Theresa Budinger. owner, m o t of thc Sanford Woman's! Age of Isrsel. The story of Solo­ dicates that the largest of the * showed the garden which is a Bird; Club will hold a meeting, on > mon is one of the most fascinating trees are at least 3000 years old. • ** Sanctuary. Bird* of other countries Thursday evening at eight o'clock, i in all history. The account in the They are sure these trees form IwV» which are rarely seen in Florida Mrs. Frank Donation of lhe San■ Bible of his life, his possessions part of the grove under which have taken refuge in the trees, ford Flower Shop will present a •Hv* and his accomplishments seems Christ prayed. The bird feeders were made from workshop on Flower Arrangemenl. so fabulous and at times incre­ After the crucifixion the body discarded articles of furniture, I Members are asked to bring con.3 8 dible that it was among those of Jesus found rest in an unfa- lamp shades, etc. They use twelve tainers and working material. parts of the Bible about which there was a great deal of skepti­ l<S’ cal criticism especially during periods of the 17th and ltth centuries. They were often regarded 9 a* mere fanciful or pious tales. But for the past century and especially during this first part of the 20th century, American. French. English and German scholar*, using the Bible as a j guide have made startling discov­ eries proving that this Book written by the Jews in the light FOR ALL T H E FAMILY! of their relationship to God, is remarkably accurate from an his­ torical viewpoint. The location of Join the throngs of happy Easter promcnadfrs looking your very best! 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What cluh in middle-inning hurler with Willard and drove in 83 runt. the league, outside of Milwaukee, Schmidt (3-3) as the relief spe­ Both Thomas and Robinson also wouldn't?" cialist. can play the outfield, but SmilK By JERRY COVINGTON j sun here against the Lyman Now* he has only four pitchers Charles Rabe. who had an hopes he won't need them therff PHII.ADEI.PHIA fUPI) — For­ ' l l * " J 1 * '. , „ i . k Tomorrow night, weather p e r-! Greyhounds. he can count upon as starters— overail record the Drnpo The opener was scheduled Mon­ mer Philadelphia Alhtelica pitcher Bob Purkey (17-11), Don New­ Beds, Seattle and Montreal in « “ » mltting, the Sanford Seminoles anrt .. * take over at first and Eddie Kaj. Howard Emhke, whose record of By LEO H. PETERSEN comb* (7-13 overall with the 1938, is a bullpen possibility. will open their 1159 baseball sea- day at Memorial Stadium but bad ko at third. Jim Pendleton, who Dodgers and Reds), Brooks Law­ There are only (our other pitchUPI Sports Editor tu be re-schedulsd because of 1.1 strikeouts as a surprise starter NEW YORK (UPI) — The Na­ also can play the outfield, and rence 1*13) and lefty Joe Nutera on the roster and none of heavy rains. The weather fore­ in the opening game ot the 1329 tional Invitation Basketball Tour­ TAMPA, Fla. (UPI)—Manager them appear to have a chance Bobby llenrich arc other infield cast is for more rain too. Game World Serial stood for 24 years, Mayo Smith feela the Cincinnati hell (12-11). nament, . true to ita upset-hippy reserve possibilities. “ Newcomb* started looking like of sticking. time haa been set up to 7:30 from died suddenly In a hospital Tues* tradition, headed today for a aurUnless a deal is made for a Reds have everything It takrs lo , the old Newk late last season so Smith calls his infield of Frank the original S o'clock starting pris# eemi-flnsl with Bradley the pitcher, the outfield figures to bo day at tha age of 64. win the pennant “ except perhaps | ' m not concerned about him," Robinson si first base. Johnny time. only aeeded team Hill “alive" and Private funeral aervicet will be pitching." I Smith said. “And I know what Temple at second, Roy McMillan Jerry Lynch in left. Pinson in The Seminole Roosters Club Is Providence the merriest madcaps center with Gus Bell, against ____ . . _________ sponsoring ths> lidlifter and a full held on Friday for the tall right­ Tbt's why they are trying so J Purkey, Lawrence and Nuxhall at short and Frank Thomas at right handed pitching and D A •( them all, ; can do. third “ Ihe best hitting one in the program is planned. It will include hander, who wai In the fading “How the heck did we do It. United Press International hard to awing a deal for an es Need* More Starters business." McMillan and Temple Ennis against southpaws, platoon^ a pep band and cheering squad. years of an outstanding IS year 1 don't know," shouted Coach Joe The Boston Celtics and Syracuse The band wilt begin playing at American League career when he tabliahed starting pitcher. “ Rut four starters in a league for mone of the best second base ing In right. Lynch, however, ap­ Mullaney of Providence in the Nationals tangle at Boston tonight pears to be the player mr-st o!hcr It looks like (Hey have the hit­ as tough as this one isn't combinations around. wild jubilation following the Fri­ in the opener of the National Bas­ 7:13 to start thinr* with a bang. made baseball hi«tory against the clubs ask fur when Ihe Reds start Predicts More Homers ars' double-overtime, 75-72 upset ketball Association's Eastern Divi­ The club ia going all-out in an Chicago Cubs for Connie Mack's ting and the fielding. Smith con­ enough." cedes, however, there ara “ some effort to aecure crowd* for the Athletics. Hr is looking for Whammy * Thomas, secured in the big deal talking trade. M third-seeded St. Louis Tuesday sion final round playoffs. i f l " besides pitching. Rookie Emhke had a season record o( Douglas, 16-to last year at Colum­ with the Pirates, thinks he will | Lynch, no field great, hit .312 Seminoles through the season. night. The reliies are heavy favorites Vada Pinson has to make it in 7-2 and had appeared in only 56 bus; Tom Acker (4-3), Bob Mabe hit “ at least JO more home runs last season. Pinson, one of the All of the home games ara A crowd of 14,300 at Madison lo win lha besl-of-sevcn series and ' ‘,cV,,pl^ ' csr' llf,J Square Garden roared at the Frl- gain a berth in the championship scheduled to ba played under the innings when Mick named him to centerfield and he admits the (3-0 with the Cardinal’s), Orlando j playing on Cro,ley Field for 77' [ted .313 at Seattle with 11 homa light* a t the stadium and, In open the World Series in Chicago Reds “ might" be in trouble if Pena (11-10 at Havana) and Jim .gam es" than he did last season ar triumph and then shuffled their round for the third straight year. runt and 77 RBI's. to the aslonishmrnt of tha basabail anylhing should happen to catcher order for thla to be done, good O’Toole (20-8 at Nashville) is in 1938 with Pittsburgh Thomas feet uneasily through the second Minneapolis and Detroit also Better Than Aihburn world and even hie teammates. attendance Is a must. Ed Bailey. other possible starieri. He hopes rapped 33 homers and batted in gape aa New York University clash tonight at Minneapolis In the “As of now, I wouldn't t r s r ^ During the season he had left the The tilt will begin a baseball “ I'm not worried about those to use Hal Jeffcoat (6-8) as * ‘ 109 runs. Robinson hit 31 homers drubbed fourth-seeded Oklahoma windup of their opening series, him even up for any player on City, 01-41. In the most lopsided with the winner meeting the St. season that will provide more ac­ club presumably with a sore arm ifs,” said Smith. “ But I would the Philadelphia roster," Smith and didn't travel on one road trip. game In this year'a tourney. Louis Hawks in the Western Divi­ tion than at any time In the his­ The big hurler was busy working said of Pinson. “ He has thing* tory of the city. Besides tha Providence earned the right to sion final. to learn in the field but right out quietly at tha old Philliei ball games to he played by the Semmeet It. John's (which previously Boston, which won a record 52 now I’d have lo rate him a better farm park in Philadelphia and scouting ousted third-seeded St. Bonaven- gjmes during the regular season, lnoles here, theGiants' Exhibition Baseball Results | aid, Porter (8), Daniels, Green prospect than Richie A«hburn was lure) In one semi-final Thursday captured the NBA championship in teams will play a heavy homa the Cub battera on his own. at the same stage of his career." He pitched a masterful 3-| win night while NYU qualified for a 1BB7 and lost it last year to the game exhibition schedule. United Press International 16) and Kravilz, Winner—Stobbs. Smith was fired as manager of over the Cubs and his strikeout Also, the Sanford Greyhounds, tussla with top-seeded Bradley. Hawks. At Ft. Myera, Fla. Loser —Daniels. HR—Sievers. the Phillies late last season. atood unlit 1961 when Carl * Providence seemed beaten at The Nats, who won five of 12 th* new Florida State League record Ersklne of tha Brooklyn Dodgers “ I’m not feeling bitter when I Washington 202 000 OOO— 4 9 0 At Scottsdale, Ariz. least twice by St. U uis, a team games with Itoston during the entry, will begin action here fanned 14 New York Yankees. Simla, star of recent week* at Pittsburgh 000 000 100— 1 II 0 ! San Francisco ooo 010 ooo— l 4 o say that." ho went on. " I ’m just which boasted a two-lnch-per-man campaign, swept their opening se­ against the Orlando Dodgrri on Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, is After Ersklne broke his record. 001 110 Mx— 6 9 0 saying how I honestly feel." U Stobbs, Hyde (6) and FitxGer Boston height advantage and one of the ries with the New York Knicker­ April 22. The Seminoles will play Emhke commented. “I'm glad it's heavily favored by elghi-to-five Miller, Shipley (6), Moffett (8) Deli, who lias been playing their games while the Greyhound* odda tonight to cop laurels in the naUeo’a top “big" men In 6-1 Bob bockers. The Nats' "old pros," over. I had it for a long, long and Landrith. F. Sullivan, Moford center for the Reds, had an off. Parry. The Btlltkena took an 15 9 Dolph Schayes and George Yard- are on the road. This will bo the while, hut it actually wai a strain Wednesday Hot Box 10th event of (7) and S. White. Winner —Sulll- season in 1958. hitting only .232, early lead only to have Provl- ley, along with John Kerr, have beginning of a baseball lovers' after the first glamour wore off." an 11-race slate. van. Loser—Miller. HR—Lepcio. ! while Ennis, with the Cardinals diram, since there wil ba very always meant trouble for the Cells. The 37-pound white and hrindlc dence Ua it at 11-11. SI. Louis led, At Mesa, M ir. baited only .261. few night* that one cannot go lady is fresh from a four-ancl-onc1040, early in the second half but Cleveland 040 010 032—10 13 0. “ Hut I know they are better out and see a fine contest. half length victory over Elaine the Friers eame back again. Chicago (Ni 2uo 002 loo— 5 8 2i hitlers than that," Smith conCoach Dave Ijiude has named Nug. The fleet daughter of Master Lea Wliken r one-hander with Perry, Allen (5). Thomas (8). tended. righthander Illchaid Barnes to go All and Hatchet Roll drew the | 40 ascends left gave Providence Back of those four are Pete to tha mound against tha Grey­ third post position for tonight's fra w. _— .... .• 01-01 tie in regular time. Fer­ I.OS ................. ANGELES ,(UPI) Ex- and Naragnn. Droit, llohhie (4), Whlicnant, whom Smith says hounds. I.a*t year Barnes was FIGHT RESULTS tured 10th. | plosive Hogan (Kid) Ba**ey of Ni-j ,,/ nrF ,7) »nd s - T«-v|or. Ncernan ry's tap-in earned St. Louis a Very impressive In several con­ When outrunning Elaine Nug and j Kfrla tonight makes his second *">• "in n e r—Alien. Loser—Droit, “ can hit the hell out of leftUnited Press lateraitioasl ( U i Ua after the first overtime. six other top-flight stalwarts, S im -! (jefense of Ihe featherweight | HRs—Banks. Held, Walls, Thom- handed pitching," and Bob ThuiO MIAMI BEACH, FIs. (UPI) - tests and ended tha season with Providence held a 71-70 lead with man. Thurman, however, could 1 championship against top rated son. LOS ANGELES (UPI) —If con- la was clocked at 81-08 40 seconds left la the second over­ Rudy Sawyer, ISO, New York, out- a 3-1 record. loir out to John Powers, who hit Ha has been very effective in over tha five-slxtcenths-mlle dlsf h i||cn£(.r Dsvcy M o o r e of Cincinnati v* St. Louis it St. fidenra wins fights then Davry time when Jim 8wartx' two free pointed Kid Fiiehlque, 146, Ha­ only .183 for the Pirates last year pre-season drills and, if he ran Moore should be taking measure­ tance. throws made it 71-70. Ferry's vana (10). Springfield, Ohio, in a 15-round Petersburg, Fla., cancelled, rain. hut who has looked good this In 26 start* this season, Simla nationally televised bout that the featherweight New York v* Philadelphia at .hook cut it to 71-71 but two free BOSTON (UPI >—Paul Pender, maintain hi* speed, could be one ment! for spring. throws by John Egan clinched it. 160V4. Brookline, Mass., outpointed of the big factors in the new sea­ crown prior lo Wednesday night's has finished in 18 quinielas, includ­ could be one of the best fights of Clearwater. Fla., cancelled, rain. “ I know It sounds trite, but Jet son. Rig Don Carter ia slated to ing eight triumphs. title bout here with champion Oklahoma City' gave a lacklus­ Ralph (Tiger) Jones, 1S7W, Yon­ the year. Kansas Citv vs Milwaukee at me sum it up this way," Smith Another hound vying for cham­ receive the offerings of Barnes. Hogan Kid Bassey of Nigeria. tre performance and Coach Abe kers, N.Y. (10). The fight end* a year and a Bradenton. Fla., cancelled, rain. concluded. “ We'll go as far aa The squad ia untasted and there “ Write this down in your book," pionship honors is Bel Del, who half campaign by Moore to get 7 tT~~* commented, “I'm sorry Detroit vs __ Los Angele* at Sara- our pitching takes us. We have ia very little experience in the the challenger said after his ar­ gels the five box for Ihe feature. for the boys, because they’re real­ into the same ring with Bassey1 Inga.' FI*..''csncelVedVrain" all the other hones." Bel Del also Is out for two straight and the challenger was confident starting lineup, but coaches have rival from his training camp at ................................ ly hotter than this." Jockey Gets Triple wins, having marched past Edge of been working hard with the boys, San Jacinto, Calif., “I'm the next The Chiefs trailed bv only 27-20 BOWIE, Md. (UPI) — 'Jockey .Site by two lengths In her last en­ that he will emerge from the bout with one minute left in the first Howard Grant scored a triple at who should be rapablt of givlnr champion." in Olympic Auditorium the new anyone in the conference a good And there were a good many counter. The 68-pound brindle champion. half as . NYU played sloppy ball, Bowie Tuesday to run his riding battle, lady's nine season victories stand* besides Moore and hit manager, ' hut then the Violets sank three streak to 24 winners In 10 days. Interest in the championship if Barnes and Henry Shoemach- Willie Ketchum, who feel the as one of the club's top records. quiek points for a 10-M halftime Grant's victories were aboard Lll Morning line figuring rates Bel clash mounted In the p u t week ri come through, and • few base Springfield, Ohio, contender has Del at four-to-onc. Third best early with the demand for tickets martin, opened the gap to 41-14 Sis (14.20) in tha first rare. Too with 11 minutes left and romped Hasty (gS.OO) in the second and knocks are produced by fellows better than an even chance to lift odds will ride with big Hornswog- reaching a peak the final three home. Cal Ramsey led the Violets Troubled Times (|4.S0> in tha like Dandridge, .Markham and Me. Rissey'i till* in (heir 13-round na­ glcd, in the sixth post position. days, indicating a near-capacity Klbbin, the Seminoles could ba tionally televised ABC bout from sixth. throng of around 11,000 and a - with » . ______________ • Elaine Nug is ranked tops by even tougher then expected. Olympic Auditorium. early odds in the Grade-A ninth gate somewhere in the vicinity of Local betting circles have rated tilt. Action starts at 8:10. 5100,000. • Amrock Cabinet Hardware Boxers Sign For Bout ’Skins Sign Tackle the bout a 8-5, taka your choice, The fight is blacked out in louthprn California (or a radius .PHILADELPHIA (UIUJ,- Lon WASHINGTON (UPI) - The toasup but there ia a good deal • Aluminum, Plastic Screen Wire Matthews of Philadelphia has sign­ Washington Redskin*-marked-St. of sentiment in favor of Moor*. of- 230 miles from L**t Asgeles. Football Tie* Cut ed lo meet Carlos Ortit of New Patrick's Day today by announcing “I've been chasing Ihe champi­ CIIAM.KSTON, S. C. (LTD — Bui Ihe rest of Ihe nation will be York in a 10-round lightweight bout (he signing of their great Irish on for a year and a half, Moore The Citadel wilt sever football re- able to tee it on television (ARC) • P lanter Jr. Plows hero April II, Matthews, with a O'Strow- laid, “ and now that I've caught Istions with Wofford after the 1059 with Ihe championship bout sched­ XOUIBVILI.K, Ky. (U P i)-C all- 18-1-1 record, hai never met a tickle, Chet O'SIrowskl. ski, otherwise known____________ as Ostrnwski, up with him I'm not letting the season. The reason given was uled for 10 p.m. e.s.t. • Grass Seed fin is 's early arrival at the scene fighter with Ortls’ reputation. Ortls, | played for Notre Dame and will' opportunity slip by. I’ve been Wofford's alleged failure to com­ Although wagering was brisk on ar battle today reminded fans that a Puerto Rican, has won 20, lost i lie starting his sixth season with ready for a long time and I've ply with NCAA eliglbilily rules. the bout, it remained at 6-5 and • Mail Boxes and Posts the Golden Bears are in the NCAA two and drew one. the Redskins. trained hard far this one." The Citadel hat lost four straight take your choice on even money Basketball finals this weekend too, in man-to-man action. to Wofford. gad don't in the toast consider it a • Aluminum Grass Control Strips The fight took on a grudge as­ neighborhood patty among Cinclapect last Sunday when Moore nag. West Virginia and hometown “Plenty of free parking." failed to appear at a public work­ l S ( bvilla. Clark N et Winner ’Jjhlo Valley fans know all about CANNES, F r a n c e (UPI) — out in Olympir Auditorium. Bas­ se)’. who showed up, took Moore's the other three teams, but the By FRED DOWN homer uf Ihe spring at Scottadale, Cuba since gelling out of tb* Straight Clark of lx>s Angeles brat failure as a personal affront and Boars came over the mountains as Christian Viron of France, 4-0, 8-1, United Preaa International (hereby earning a collection ol II Array, walked eight batters, made lagers to this vicinity. 6-4, Monday in tha opening round vowed he would give his opinion Then'll be a pair of fine pen­ MtrPate Newell and hla team nant racea after all thla year if prizes from local merchants and two wild pitches and committed of lha Cannes International tennis of the challenger's lark of cour­ 205 E. 25th 81. FA 2-3164 pacing tha nine-hit Red Sox at­ tesy in the ring tonight. due to arrive in time to work tournament. 'an error in three innings. tha current Grapefruit League tack. Pumpsle Green, Gary Gei­ this afternoon at Freedom _t ger and Jackie Jensen also de­ Chuck Stobbs*and Dick Hyde Hap, scene of the tournament play standings are “for real." Everybody stems to be conced­ livered key blowa In tha Boston- spiced out It hita at tha Senators fttilay night when California meets topped lha Pirate*, 4-1, at Ft. Cincinnati and Louisville tangles ing the races to tha New York assault. Th# Indians overcame three Myari, Fla. Tha Senators scored With West Virginia ia tha semi­ Yankee! and the Milwaukee Bravet but both defending cham­ Chicago homcra to whip th* Cuba, all (hair runt off rookie Benny finals. California showed up for the pions a n under .300 today while 10-3, at Mesa, Ariz. Ernie Banka, Daniels, who went tha first six NCAA finals bearing a 14-game the Boston Red Box and Los An­ Lee Walla and Hobby Thornton winning streak, a SS-4 season roc- gelas Dodgers ara playing sensa­ homerrd for th* Cuba but th* In­ Innings for Pittsburgh. Cincinnati v*. St. Louis at St. Oftf, the Pacific Coast Conference's tional ball. dians broke a 3-3 tie in tha eighth Hi* Rad Sox defeated the San when ■ double by Jim Bolgtr, Petaraburg, New York vs. Phila­ loot basketball Utlo before it dl>* httds. and the aatioa's beat dsfen* Francisco Giant*. 8-1, at Scotts­ single* by Ron Grabar and Gan* delphia at Ctoarwatar. K a n a a a dale, Aril., Tuesday ta raise their Leak and Woody Held's double City vi. Milwaukee at Bradenton aim r* spring record to 9-1. The Balti­ produced an IS lead. Dick Droit, and Detroit vi. Lot Angeles at more Oriolaa are the only other in hit first appearance for (he Saraaota were rained out. Giants Sign Halfback Amarican League team over .300. N e w YORK (U P !)— Tha New Tha Yankee* have lost five of Ysek Giants have signed rookie nine games and the Chicago hallbaik Bah SolUs of Minnesota Whitt Sox, rated the AL'i other to a lfd t contract, Soltis, the chief contender, ara last with a Giants' lath draft choice, prob­ 1-4 mark. The Dodgers, idled by rain ably will get a crack at a defensive Tuesday along with most of th* bdtkfteld position. other teami training In Florida, a 3-8 rerord that la by far Canada Beats Czechs bava and th* beat in the National league. .VIENNA (UPI)—Canada's world The Bravra eland only 3-5 amt the steur hockey champions whip- Pittsburgh Pirates, who (Inlahad a Catch team, 7-2, Tuesday second last season ara 3*. n-'fbt in an exhibition game wit­ Frank Sullivan, aa likely an nessed by mart than 11,0 0 0 fans. opening-day pitrhar aa you'll find Thla lovely 2 bedroom, one huth from the Grand Canyon to the Florida Keys, went eix fine in­ Plastic H eart Tried hom* i* built of conciete block, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Dr. ning* Tuesday as Ihe Red Sox has termzxo floor*, awning window*, George A. Hufnagel, the surgeon kept up (heir fast tpring pace. built in Hotpoint range top Sc oven, who Invented the highly success- Sullivan yielded four hits but | fui plastic valve for defactlve hu­ struck out six and Herb Moford, dishwasher, refrigerator, Nutone nt** hearts, recently designed a who held th* Giants hlllesi th* lighted hood with exhaust fan. eeaptota plastic heart. It ia being rest of tha way, fanned four Large 1 ** atz« Carporte adjoins tried out on animals at Ute George­ more. town Medical Center. Ted Lepcio cracked (h* first 12' x IB* Utility Room which could be 1H I ■ -------t ----- i (Editors Note: n i l ia the third dispatch m the prospects of the major leaguo clabi for 1*51). Celts Are Picked In NBA Playoffs Exhibition Results Simla Is Favored In Track Feature Ring Results Bassey To Defend His Title Tonight Moore Confident He'll Beat Bassey C O M P A R E Q U ALITY A N D PRICE! 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Lncntnd S Milan Snnth Of Sanford On Highway 17-tt inrinding tales sad insurants I. E. BATTEN Builder FA 2-3714 or FA 2-4441) 116 S. FRENCH — SANFORD �f^Ted. Mar. 18, 1889— Pag* T ^ __________ - PtnfarB 9rr*U Didn't Steal Much, Just Often; 'Had It Coming' haired little lady (torn Indiana, committed hundred* of petty thefts. Today, she occupied a cell in the Dade County jail. The chargtK were breaking and entering and petty larceny. Mrs. O'Neill, 56, told police she was from a once prominent An­ derson. Ind., family and had a j brother who used to be the law partner of a U. S. senator. But for the past year and a half, she admitted, she had been living alone usually in cheap ho­ tel rooms, stealing enough week by week to pay her bills. She said she couldn't keep a steady job be­ cause she suffered from cancer. Detective John naywood said it HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Singer, was almost impossible to tell how Eddie Fisher, dispossessed of his many offices she rifled during the television show by his sponsor paat montha, or how much mon­ ey she look. But hr said she never and his life's savings by his for­ stole anything large. wife, today looked forward to 'Tublic funds," she said, "ev­ FEDERAL SERVICE PINS — U d r M. L. Clara E. Edge. Not shown but also receiv­ merfuture of work — and maybe ery bit of it. Didn't hurt a soul. Beall. NAS Supply Officer, is shown pre­ ing the award was Robin .1. Kirsch. All are I amarriage to actress Elizabeth "Sometimes I found hundreds of senting 20 year Federal Service Pins to assigned to the Supply Department at the Taylor. dollar*, but I never took more (U. S. Nnvy Photo) Philip B. (lalton, I^tmnrd Schnahel. and Mrs. Naval Air Station. The boyish-looking 30 year-old than 85 or $10—just enough to I crooner closed out hi* regular TV j ruppoit myself. ' program Tuesday night by w ar-' “Of rourse it's stealing," she ! bling a medley of the songs that said. "That'* what I am, a petty, j made him one of the country'* Jcommon thief." | most popular singers and lifted But she added: "This country t him from the atrceti of Phtladrl- rrrtainly owes me a bare living. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A large tory tone for the day’a hearing much that ain't so." ' phia to the center of one of film­ I've seen billions handed out to Wimmcr it vice president of the and unequivocal "no amoking" on a proposed new fair trade law to replace one passed in 1922 and National Federation of Indepcnd- land's most sensational triangles. foreigners in the halls of Con­ Raven-haired Liz Taylor, 27, gress. aign hung on the llouie Com* piece* by adverse rut- ent liuslness. Inc., of Cincinnati. chopped to piecea merce Committee wall, right over ings in many alalc court*. There ought to be something lie said he thought he represented watched from a special booth offcamera as Fisher performed. She the work tablet for clerks, preta The ash tray* started filling up. about 120,000 small businessmen later accompanied him to a small! for me." and witnesses on which the com­ The hearing room got blue with around the country but he could I P*rty. mittee had thoughtfully provided smoke. And people kept looking n't state it for a fart "It i* the end of something," he ash trays. "Under today's conditions," he at the same set of conditions and This set lha proper contradic­ arriving at opposite conclusions. told the committee, "you can lose I said after the program. "I'm a I little bit aad and a little bit re ! " It ain't people's ignorance that 2,000 in 24 hours.” That gave Wimmcr a perfect | lleved. I feel a little hit peculiar. causes so much trouble," witness Golden Formulm! "Rut I’ve got the future to think, Ed Wimmcr quoted an unidenti­ opening to say why lie was here. ; about." fied sage as having once said, Namely, that cutthroat competi­ Fisher lost all his savings to his "tl'a just their knowing so darn tion from discount liuuses and big former wife, actress Debhie Rey-i WASHINGTON (UPI) — The chain stores was killing small House Public Work* Committee business, and he wanted a law nolds, 28, last month when he yesterday approved a self-financ­ passed to let manufacturers set ' signed a whopping property seting plan for expansion of power in minimum prices at which their | (lenient with her to rlear the way the Tennessee Valley Authority for her to get an unconteated di­ goods can be sold. vorce, according to his business arra. Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark.) The committee by a 19 to It manager. apparently thought Wimmcr was But Fithrr ha* a 12-year con­ vote approved a bill lo allow TVA WASHINGTON (UPI)— Ameri­ right. Hr already had introduced cans earned money at a record a bill Wimmcr wants Congress to tract W’ith NBC whlrh would pay to sell bonds to the public to rate last month and the output of pass. He also had sent a copy him upwards to 7 million dollars raise 750 million dollars to finance the nation's factories climbed downtown for Federal Trade Com­ if the network ran find work for further expansion of its power fa -' dlities. him. back almost to the pre-recession mission comments. President Eisenhower recom level. "The fixing of retail prices." mended the legislation, but pro-1 In separate reports Monday the said FTC Chairman John W. posed that the bond-issuing autho­ Federal Reserve Board said in­ Gwynnr, "is inconsistent with the rity he subjected to control of the dustrial production n»c for the American system of free enter­ Budget Bureau. The committee re­ 10th consecutive month and the prise. and is contrary to the pub­ jected budgetary control, leaving Commerce Department said per­ lic policy expressed by Congress the bond issuing authority to the sonal income climbed to an all- in the anti-trust laws of 1890." discretion of the TVA. CUTS | g H U M time annual rate of $361,500,000,Wimmcr said FTC was prejuThr controversial self financing °®°diced. He also thought Rep. John OCEAN SPRINGS. Miai. < U P I)-| plan wai proposed after Congress Incomes w e r e 81,500,000.000 n. Dingell (DMIch.) had a painTwo heavily • armed fugitive* had repeatedly refused to appro­ moms a com higher than the January rate and fully wrong slant on the bill. wanted for the theft of money priate funds for construction of FVCRY 17 billion dollars above the reces­ end narcotics at Norfolk, Va., additional TVA power generating 2ND C A N sion low of February a year ago. were raptured ibefg,.gprly(,i‘td»y. plants. ..................... FREE The fricfeaie resulted largely One of the suspect* was wound­ TVA has long since tapped thr from payroll hikes and higher So­ ed with buckahot when he tried to fully hydroelectric power potential cial Security benefits. pull a gun. ASPHALT ALUmHUM of the area, requiring use of The production index, based on Wilbert Berlon, 22, qf Salsuma, steam plants to provide additional a 1947-49 average of 100, moved Ala., was wounded by two blasts powrr. qo up In 144. This was one point be­ OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — from a 12-gauge shotgun when hr The self financing plan won low the pre-recession level of Au­ What Carrie Nation tried to do a tried to pull a pistol. He was gust, 1957, and two points below half-century ago — make OMa- treated at a Biloxi hospital for Senate approval last year and the all-time high of February, hoina Imne dry — is the aim of leg wound! and then placed under cleared the House committee near 1957. \ an unprecedented law enforce- guard at Jackson County Hospital the end of the seiiion, hut the OUTSIDE Oil. PAINT bill died. | ment drive now underway in this at nearby Pascagoula. INTERIOR PLAT Speaker Sam Rayburn promised state, one of the two in the na­ City Patrolman Thomas Galle INTERIOR PRIMER tion where liquor is bannrd. said lie spotted Breton reaching at that timr that he would see to But Oklahoma authorities have for a pistol after Patrolman I-ouis It that the bill reached the House SEALER somewhat diffrrrnt reasons and Noble rlamprd one handcuff on floor for a vote this year, if Its methods for their campaign than EV E R Y hint. Hr yelled for Noble to barker* could push it through thr Carrie had for lirra. committee ’early In the session. 2ND C A N jump and fired both barrels. When she wichlrd her hatchet* They did that today. FREE PARIILS ISLAND, S. C. (FIIT Berlon and Clarence Fuchs, 23, N O —Larry Busby, aon of Mr. and words against Demon Hum at of Norfolk, were raught at about •AllOM and Mrs. Ruiton Bushy of Lake the turn nf the rcnlury, her pur­ 12:45 a. m. In a 1952 Packard ar-1 to ciiimnaic eliminate w ther saunin. saloon f .. i pose was "•» >o BEIT LATEX »AINT ” "h J m C? „ ‘ ln '« « • Kansas temperance dan officers said thry bought in training March 3 at the Marine |eitjfr wai instrumental in hav- Washington with most of the 12,-1 REST SEMI GLOSS Corpi Itecruit Depot, Parna l» - :inf oktohonu Em itted to the >74 taken from a Norfolk drug OUTSIDE PRIMER store. Fucha was jailed here and UU“ ' ' . , . . , , , I Union as a "dry" state in 1907. MIR. HANDING . T,h a ra,n,n, ffh'1 U,e The “"I* ®ther state i* Missis- later transferred to Pascagoula. SEALER included drill, bayonet training, y,|lhoullh , black m arkf, Ocean Spring* Police Chief W SPARKLE ALUMINUM physical conditioning, parade* and (iJt allows some liquor selling In T. Broome said the men had T COLORS TRIM A ceremonies, and other military border countie*. $361.50 in rash of which all but DECK The current enforcement cam- $147 was in silver, a satchel of Three weeks were spent on th e ; p*iBn in Oklahoma, instituted by narrolirs and an arsenal of two EV E R Y rifle range where recruit* fired the stale's new governor, 33-year- .30 ralibrr pistols, two .25 caliber 2ND C A N the M I rifle and received instruc- old Howard Edmondson, and its semi • automatics and a .32 call FREE lion in basic Marine infantry wca- Safety Commissioner. Joe Can- ber pistol. pons. non, is designed to give thp voters GALLON • Thia recruit training prepare* i "a clpar choice betwren enforced SZ.M Qt. young Leathernecks for further! prohibition and repeal." It's Habit Forming: EXTERIOR PAINTS specialized Infantry training at Fur the past 51 years, the state WINOOSKI, VI. —( UPI—Stale Camp Lejeune, N. C. has stood midway betwren those Sen. Ruisell F. Niquettc derided -------! tw0 extremes. Technically "dry," that the city clerk's office should t Vf R Y GREAT LAKES, III. ( FHTNC), Oklahoma has been the site nf rem iin open on Saturdays as it 2ND C A N —Cleveland T. Brown Jr., aon of widespread bootlegging. Now, the has for the last 20 year* because FRFf whin you d o . . . Cleveland T. Brown of 126 Coun- question Is whether to repeal pro- "the people are used to It now." try Club Circle, Sanford. Fla., hibition. •ALLOM visit FAMILY! graduated from recruit training SS.OS Qt. March 7 at the Naval Training tf you netd SOLVENT RURRER BASE Center, Great Lakes, 111. MASONRV PAINT The graduation exercises, mark­ PRESTIGE LIQUID N a n lh ly ing the end of nine weeks of PLASTIII "boot camp", included a full dress phone: FAirfax 2-4612 GLASS MARINE parade and review before mili­ SPEC. PAINT tary officials and civilian dlgni-; before noon to ir n n fi tarie*. In nine weeka nf instruction, the for money tha same dayl "raw recruit" la developed into; a Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty with the fleet. CaskYeti 74 Menthif MIAMI (UPI >—Sh* didn't ateal much, Ju»t often; and what »he took aha figured the had coming tc her. Police eitimalcd that over th« paat year and a half, Mr*. Eliz abfth O'Neill, a neat white Pore Little Eddie Lost Show, Dough; But He's Got Liz BUY N O W and S A V E I It's Not Hard To Find Our Store CORNER SANFORD AVE. and 4th ST. Rut It’n Still Easier To Figure The Saving On Your Weekly Food Hill . . . . WHEN YOU SHOP AT TIP TOP! Fresh Spring Kingnn Reliable .D U * * Lamb Shoulder•„ u ’- Tender Meaty Conditions Same, Conclusions Varied uOt»* • Lamb Chops i.b. : Committee Okays TVA Finance Bill SAVES HALF! Income, Output Up During February MARY CARTER • Bandits Captured; Buckshot Hits One EAlNTi m Oklahoma To Vote On Whiskey Issue r News Of Men 6 Everybody 1 7 SB Coffee____ Your Choice For A R iy M fg t money Lath UP TO$600 PAINTS 201 W. First St. Ju st Waste Of Time NEW YORK —(UPI)— Among the ceurtea dropped from New York City's high aehool curricu­ lum this fall at a waste of time and money wai one called "Eng­ lish for Truants." Opposite Herald O ffics Phon# FA 2-3(19 SANFORD. FLA. DAY b N IG H T anelray HEATING • NO hat cdUiura " • NO iy « l$ l daeat apace iim u r y • NO lt> c 6 aepm dvi d icta TW fh ia t type t f arbiter rowsfart to ik u y /fe u ild o r , r t i i n l i y e M SAN (JIORDIO Spaghetti Dinnerrk>2 9 * SUNNYLAND Pure Lard 4 FLORIDA CRYSTALS SUGAR CAKK MIXES 5 LBS. 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" . " V '' • : ........ " 7 ' :........... " •.. . '••• • • •• • 7 . ‘ r / ' S ■ •' W T r A - ‘ s ' ^ST ' • «/.' ' •• • .- "" ""•'- '■<? aw aii 'Mostest Off V ery Mostest' Editor'* Note: If th* follow, move* lo atatehood. Moat of them the ikies are the mcltlngeit, the the humdrumest that man has tag (ootaate to Hawaii** *Ute> will fall Gat. You really can't reinbows the runniest, the tem­ ever inhaled, felt, gared at, m ar­ find torib» prejudiced, I f . be Joke much about paradiae. perature the (Jmldeat, the flowers velled over, luxuriated In, sniffed, «, C*»* * * w riU r *» e t t t * lb* flat*. By DOC QVIGG (Jolted f m * latrraatloail ---- Th* now national American dlah - ; aeema to bo pltzo. One of the big ........ ttlibea of Hawaii I* pol. Hawaii la going to become a atate. So . bow , the wag* are aaying, we . j,„ prill have plaza pol. ----- This awful Jape may be the ► ’“""•ffrat of a new crop of Joke* apringing up around Hawaii aa it — i, a ' ■'■.v Sheriff Retires; 32 Years On Job Minus Gun, Cuffs Rain W ashes Out Golfing Deadline i r; Heavy ralna have extended the ... first matches In the Club Cham* plonahip of the Sanford Women's , ‘ . Golf Association. > Th* first round* were to have T .boon played today on the fair■ -ways of th* Mayfair Country Club. „ Deadline for play has been moved . to Sunday by Mr*. Roy Syme* Jr., tournament chairman. Paired In the championship ' flight for the annual tournament m-- are Min Ellen Betts and Mlis CUa Heard; Mrs. Kenneth Rowell . .Md Mr*. Robert Sheddrn; Mr*. , W, K. McRobert* and Mr*. David "Cunning; Mr*. Gen* Wltzel and . M m . Myrtle Adama; Mr*. WllHam FouDc and Mr*. Robert Ma­ han; Mr*. Doiaie DeGanahl and ■ n . George Nicely; Mrs. BUI tm Keenan and Mr*. Andrew Marsh; lit’wf'Mr*. Madeleine Dunn and Mr*, pv ** WUllsm Smith. Paired In second flight compctl* l Goo are Mr*. John Ivey and Mr*. — - Dick Mann; Mm . W. W. Brown and Mm . John WUllamt; Mr*. f Mink DeMsnt and Mm . Clifford ■'ficllbbln; Mr*. Andrew Carraway and Mm . John Crawford. L' j , ; Third flight Includes Mr*. Harry , Woodruff and Mri. Roy Syme* Jr.; Mr*. Ray ltarron and Mr*. -John Dickey; Mrs. Chuck Bloom - * 'and Mrs. John MeCracken; Mr*. T. P. McDaniel and Mm . Jack Morriaon. Mm . Kirby Fite, Mr*. Jimmy . Livingston and Mm . Oliva Ann Ihlnabergar qualified for fourth ‘flight These three must play three IBhol* matehei, medal play. Prises will go to the winner and runner-up. Awards and prizes for the cham­ pionship will be presented during th* annual banquet In May at the ’^ M ayfair Country Club. Du* to racent weather conditions r "Paradise of tho Pacific” la no the boldest, the surf the ridingest, Idle name—Hawaii ia heaven on the moon the closest, the legends the high aeai, ut far a* climate and environment deportment go. the looniest, and the monotony The name "Sandwich Ialanda” wai pinned on them by Captain Cook, the explorer. In oatenaible tribute to the Earl of Sandwich. Actually what happened wa* that the captain diacovcrcd a place aandwiched between beauty and bill*—and named it accordingly. In Hawaii the air la the dreamfeat, the breeze* the balmieat, Mrs. W. K. McRohcrts. president of the Association, has urged mem­ bers to watch the bulletin board In the locker room for extensions of play. Republicans Told Get Union View WASHINGTON ( U P l)-A labor member of the committee map­ ping long rang* Republican Party goals said today the GOP will "get Its ears pinned back” at the poll* unless it revises Its outlook on unions. Lloyd A. Mashbum, president of the 20,000-member Lathers’ In­ ternational and on* of two labor representatives on the 43-mcml*er Republican study group, made the comment In an Interview. Mashburn'a first advice was for the Elsanhowar administration to abandon Its union reform bill and gat behind the proposal Introduced by Sen. John F. Kennedy (DMass.). Secondly, h* believes, the Re­ publican* should advocate the same 19 changes in the Taft-llartley law recommended by ex-Stcret ary of Labor Martin P. Dur­ kin In 1933. Durkin, former Plumbera' Un­ ion president, quit hi* cabinet post after charging that the adminis­ tration renaged on promises to support tha revisions in the TaftHartley Act. Masnburn, who resigned as un­ dersecretary of labor for the ■am* reason, alio recommended that the Republicans go half-way on Democratic proposal* for new federal spending on housing, air­ port and school construction. T. A• * ft SLAYTON, Minn. (U PI)—Trig­ ger-happy sheriffs on television arc Just a Joke to George Nelson, who has retired after 32 gunlcas years as sheriff of Murry County, Minn. But Nelson, who never wore a star either, said he could under­ stand why lawmen on TV need six-shooters, " I guess they have to make It exciting to get people to watch,” said the 78-year-old former lawman. Nelson was only the third shcrnff of Murry County in 101 year* end none used weapons. The first, Loren Mason, served 37 years beginning In 1847. Ills only on-the-job Injury was a nicked shoulder suffered whrn an angry woman shot off a rifle. Nelson recalls tracking down escaped convicts and disarming dangerous criminals, all without benefit of firearms. He wai even unarmed — and skipped the hand­ cuff* — when he took prlaoncr* lo the stale reformatories at St. Cloud and Stillwater. Such trips, he said, always started with coffee at the Nelson home for the prisoner and the sheriff. None ever led to trouble. Nelson said he just treated hit prisoner* "like human beinga and I never mistreated them. There’s a way to win a man’s good 'will that works a lot better than hand ruffs or a gun.” Hollywood Spawns Ghoulish Greeting CINCINNATI - ( U P D - Hollywood, blamed for so many things, Is blamed by the Barker Greet­ ing Card Co., for it* newest line— "horror cards.” The firm's A1 Barker explained he took his cue from the fact hor­ ror movies do such big business at the box office. Sample birth­ day card: A drawing of an occu­ pied coffin on the outside, and the legend lnildr, "How old would you he today If you had lived?” wallowed in, reached for, swal­ lowed, and submitted to. In short, the place la exactly what tho last two syllables of Honollulu say It is, a lulu. You wouldn't believe it unless you lived it. The air la so wafly with the smell of flowers and s e a heavy but not oppressive — that every afternoon about 4 o'clock everybody stifles a "ham m a” (yawn) of sheer languor and thinks happy thoughts. Wish You Were Here BOSTON - ( U P D Federal Judge Francis J . W. Ford, who aentcnced bank robber Theodore (Teddy) Green lo 25 year* in Al­ catraz, later received a postcard from Green with the following message: "Wlah you were here." Legal Notice In ( h r t o u r ! n r l b * t o n o l ) J u ita e , H t n l N n lr . I a u n t y . S l a t e « f F ln r lS n . In P r o b a t e In r * tb e K i l a l i n fi C l.tO P H A II. HCKKKU, Kl %41, SOTICK D e c e a se d Noth-* la h e r e b y a t v a n t h a t th e u m l e r a l a ri e d will, o n th * l l t h d ay o r A pril. A. It. 1SSS. n r e a a n t to th* H o n o r a b l e C o u n t y J u d e * o f H tm ln o t e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , hla f i n a l ral o r n , a c c o u n t a n d v o u c h e r s , a a K s. e c u l o r of Ilia K a l a l a o f CI .KOPIIA II. IlCRtiCLaU d e f e a t e d , a n d a t said tim e, t h a n a n d t h a r a . m a k a a n u l l r a t i o n lo t h e aald J u d a s f o r a f i n a l a e t t l e m e n t o f hla a d m l n l a t r a lio n o f aald e a t a t e , a n d f o r an o r d e r d l i c l i a r a l n a h i m a a su c h K iecutnr. I t a t a d Ihla t h * l i l h d a y o F M a r r h . A. U. ISIS. I.aalla T. h h a p n a r d Aa C s e r u t o r o f t h e C a l a i s of C L C O l 'l I A It. IlCSX KI.I, D e c e a se d 8TKNHTHOM. DAVIS * Mr INTO.HI A t t o r n e y s f o r K a e c u to r K dw erds tlulldlna H anford . F l o r i d a F I C T I T I O I B STASIK N O T IC B 18 III HIKIIV OIVF.N T H A T we. V e r n o n II. H a r d i n a n d I 'a t r i n t a II. H a r d i n a r e e n a a a a d In h u aln es a a t 1*20 Korea! I t r l r e . H an ­ f o rd u n d e r t h e f l r l l t l o i i a n a m e of F l o r i d a U a n A Horny H er v lra an d th a t we Inland In r e g i s t e r aald nam e w ith tha C lerk of th a Circuit C o u r t. K em lnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h a n r n . H t a l u t e , t o - w i l l H f rl t n n *5.OS K lnrvlelona o f th * K l r t l t l o u a Nam e Id a M latu tea IS17. / a / V e r n o n II. H a r d i n / a / P a t r i c i a n ll a r il l n P u b l i s h Mar. I I A I t . A o r. 1 A t FHTITIOta NASSK NOTICK IH h e r e b y Riven t h e t I a m a n a a a e d In b u aln eaa a t Kern P a r k , Hemlnolti f o u n t ) . F lo rid a , u n d tr tha fictitious nets* of P o l l v a n n a C o u r t , a n d t h a t I I n lan d t o r e a l a t e r aald n a m t w i t h lh a C l e r k o f l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t . Hemlno la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , lo a r i o r d a n r a w ith lha n rn v ltlo n a of th a Flctlt l o u a N a m e H t a l u l i , t o - w l t h : Her. t l o n >tj.0S F l o r i d a H t a t u t e a 1317. / a / J o h n ll l a r h o f f / a / Conn Naan P u b l i s h F ab . I t A t l a r . «. 11. I I y o u See J k u / •• IE * W f . y IF YOU UVE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY... YOU NEED THE . g lht Sanford Mrrald . \$ A aV jr v (Seminole County’s Only Complete Daily Newspaper) [Mato. rr* Till March 31,1959 If you live in Casselberry, Fern Park, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, you can now receive the Sanford Herald By Mail For O n l y 9.00 - - year 5.00 - - 6 months 2.50 - - 3 months Sm 4 Ia yowr: NAME: ••MUti'I'IOt"1 P . 0 . B ox: . aiH4t*44HM*«« C ity: ......__ ■ ' I (| ■ fT T .‘ r; And you r Son font Herald w ill b« *U rt*d Im m ediately. �YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING WITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIED INDEX 2—FOR RENT 2—FOR RENT . Ih r • a n fn rd S tra th W ed, M ar. 1R, 1959— P a p e 9 I ll-A I."lU M O H lL to— IKAII.KH3 BEDROOM unfurnished house, AUTO GLASS 2 or n ROOM, furnished Apart­ 2kitchen equipped. 816 Escambia ment. newly decorated, $48 no IA F F -A -D A Y INSTALLED Dr. FA 2 3837. per month or $12.00 per wee's, : a- room a board W inrUhleltl Mnrk GI« m 213 South Laural. APRIL ist: 2-bedroom home com 3— BEACH IttNTALS Door Gla*« X r n t G lass pletelv furnished. Adults only. 4— WANTED TO HEN1 SK U V IC Ii This D * guest past to the Movie5— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Inquire 2300 Sanford Ave. S cn k n rik G lass and P a in t Co. lend Drive-In for Mary Seott. Exp. 6—MORTGAGE LOANS 3— BEDROOM house Kitrhrn 112-114 IT. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4S22 date Apr. 1, ’39. 7—MEAL ESTATE WANTED equipped. $100.00 Nice location, M—MISCELLANEOUS phone FA 2-4014. ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state­ 2 Rrdroom house, unfurnished, 9—FLOWERS - PLANTS IT W IL L PA Y YOU TO ments. invoice.*, hand bill*, and SHRUBS kitchen equipped. FIT Escambia DUPLEX—3 Bedrooms nicely fur­ ptogratn*. e tc . Progressiva 10— OFFICE EQUIPMENT ST O P A N D C H ECK T H E S E Dr. Phone FA 2 0920 after 3 nished Phone FA 2-3021. Printing Co. Thnne ^A 2 2931 — II— AUTOMOBILES • p. m., $85 00 per month. C A R S B E F O R E YOU HUY 300 West 13th St. M TRAILERS DOWNSTAIRS furnished 2 room 12— BOATS A MOTORS 1138 Chevrolet Station Wagon apartment, private bath. Near WELAKA ArAIlTMENT8t r Pl'MI'S - SPRINKLER 81993.00 private batti>. X14 W. Fleet 1C 13— FARM SUPPLIES A town. 306 Elm. FA 2 2021. 1937 Cariiltar “62" 4 Door SYSTEMS MACHINERY 83193.00 1All types and size*, installed 2-BEDROOM house kitchen equip­ 1-ROOM efficiency apartment, 14— PETS • LIVESTOCK • IBS? Ford 4 Door Station Wagon private bath, across front Tost ped phone FA 2-3303. "Do It Youraell" SUPPLIES $1395.00 Office. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 13—ARTICLES WANTED 1957 ( hr) slrr Samtoga 4 llnor S T I N R AN apartment as large as a IB—PLACES TO EAT $1995.00 Machine and Supply Co. house. 3-bedroom*. tiled hath, Near navy base; nicely furniahed 17— BEAUTY PARLORS 1955 llodgr Rnval t Door house on Golden Lake. Must be Ph. EA 2 6432 18— FEMALE HELP WANTEDscreened porch. With or without $993.00 207 IV. 2nd St. seen to appreciate, lake privi-' 19— MALE HELP WANTED kitchrn equipment. 1*3. Thone 1135 Cadiilar 62 4 Do-r lege*. Call FA 2 0274. Furniture Moving & Storage FA 2 3931. *1895.00 2*—MALE OR FEMALE C. E. PHILLIPS. Atrnt m m —Work w a n t e d 1954 Ruitk Ri<nil:nastrr 4 Door ! — KK6L BttTA'IH TOR BALM ' WASHBURN VAN LINES $695.00 3-Bedroom house on Sllvrr Lake, ^ -B U S IN E S S 1300 French Ave. FA 2-HMI , 1934 Chevrolet Bel-Air 4 Door OPPORTUNITIES partly furnished. Day FA 2-1232, $593.00 23— SPECIAI SERVICES Night FA 2 4790. ; ROI.I.AWAY. Hospital and Bab) i 1951 Pnnliac Station Wagon 24— PIANO SERVICES 3 -7 Reds. Day. Week or Month— $793.00 24-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS FURNISHED apt. for rent. 109 W. " c IM ). ktBf 1m , World rtffcu r«R»rro4. Tel. FA 2-3181. Furniture Center 1932 Cadiilar "62" Convertible 23—ELECTRICAL 9th St. 116 Weil First St. $03.00 “Dear, you remember that annoying street light that CONTRACTORS 1931 Cadillac "62" 4 Door always shines in our bedroom window?" 23-A—BUILDING, REPAIRS. Television Tut,** Tested Free. 2 BEDROOM furnished house. 3312 $595.00 ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP 23.11 BUILDING SUPPLIES So. Sanford Avc. FA 2-3839 1931 Chevrolet Sport Coupe 27— NOTICE - PERSONALS 8293.00 At Th* Sign Of The Totem Pole. REAL ESTATE FOK BALE 3-R EA L ESTATE EUR HALE 2617 8- French Ave. 28— ARTICLES FOR SALE FURN. Apt ph. FA 2 0702. 1931 Mercury 4 Door £29—FURNITURE A $193.00 Immediate occupancy. 2-hcdroam FARMER'S AGENCY ’ AIR CONDITIONING UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom and f HOUSEHOLD C'lt newly refinitlird Phillip* N. V. Farmer, Realtor If. H. P O P E CO. 30—LOST AND FOUND youth room house. Ph. FA 2-1310 built. Term* nr will discount b . H. Wkitmorr, Asanc. 206 8. Park ----- FA 2 4234 equity for rash. FA 2 60.13 nr 19.16 ihevrnlrt 2 BEDROOM Home 37S.no, Kit­ Ttrk Up I l l S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 FA 2 2541. I I 113.60 chen equiped, FA 2-3637. WELL DRILLING After hour* FA 2 2611 or FA 2 4921 Fairbanks Morse Pump* Thi* is a guest pass to the Movie- 1937 t hrvrolrl 'j Tick Up$1293.00 APARTMENT—A v a 1 o n Apart­ Repairs to-all makes land Drive In for Ann Malian. 1937 Dodge BY OWNER—20x20 frame house pick lip By Jo llammond HOWARD C. MINT. ments, Phone FA 2 5934. Exp. dale Apr. 1, '59. $1193.00 with 12x22 Rrdroom addition 1'hone VA 6-333‘J 207 K. Commercial Avt. Enrollment ol boys. 811 years Dreamwnld lection p h o n e IF IT IS~ REAL~ ESTATE 1931 (hrvrnlel '* Pick Up $613.00 This is a guest pas* In the rhnne FA 2 2333 f age, in the Longwood Area FA 2 369*. n itr Theatre for John Sauls. ask Crumley k Mnnteith Jnit of “Cadets o£ America", may TELEVISION SERVICE Exp. date Apr. 1, '39.' at 117 South Tark Ph. FA 2-4698 Save Dollars At All Make* and Model* ic made, nightly, 5-7 °,CJ —k *l Homos Designed For ROSA L. PAYTON WINN TA’ S i. ituckcy'a on Highway 1—BEDROOM house, furnished. Florida Living. Registered Real Estate Broker ' Joe Greene, manager ol Slue31* W. 1st. St. FA 2 2991 Orange Blvd.. Prefer couple, 3 Jc i Bedrooms—1 & 2 Bath* 116 N. Park Av*. Ph. F a 2-6122 Th. FA 2-1301-17-92 at Hiawatha icy’*, sponaora the group. LiarPhone FA 2-4267. IJA—PLUMBIM. «M ROUnWfl ncc Hugar, Longwood. is Dam­ 3-BEDROOM CB, living A dining VA ■ FHA ns for commander of the unit NEW 2 Bedroom Duplex. Unfurn­ room, kitrhrn equipped, family CM.L-TlTUSVH.t.E ,n.ler direction of William Dyson. ished, electric kitchen Call after room, 2 baths, quiet neighbor­ I'Ll .WRING A HEATING INC FHA In Service 4 P. M. FA 2-7934. hood. city limits. $14,300. (it SANFORD Phone FA 2-7691 Conventional Personnel'ol Lyman mortgage. $3200 down or term*. 2nd and Palmetto tvo is cooperating with leader* FA 2 1*69 Plumbing & Repairs Financing Phones FA 2-82.11 o build the Cadet enrollment Joe C. Tharaai 2 BEDROOM, 1 hath CB home: ind to interest adult* In the proFA 2-0711 1023 Sarita St. FA 2 0648 Down Paym ents utility room, kitchen equipped, tram. It !*■ hoped that a P*™"1 s t .i t i : ok FtAinioA t o : N ight: FA 2-0363 k h h ii : ch i : jon ' hk , or ESTATES laxatrd In P in rrrrtt. Excellent luxiliary can be fo rm ed an d in- rr.M rhia anil I'oal Oftlil Low As $400 rnnditinn. FA 2-6393. crested persons arc invited to at aililreai imloton n. The ONLY FHA Financed i:-B O A l8 ami M o fo k s Immediate Occupancy end weekly meeting* at Stuckey a YOU At’.i: ItKIlKIIT NOTIKIKD Homes Available REAL ESTATEDRIVE-IN Dial Millie lull .lnn«» ha« fll»<t We Guarantee Personal • Your Evtnnida Dialer •ach Friday. 7:30-9 p. iHurii Complaint aaaln-t you. 2544 French Ave. NOW IN DeBARY present unit enrollment include* li.r Satisfactions On The Iirinic a ault tor divorce. In the RORSON SPORTING GOODS Circuit c.iurl "f Memlpola <-..unl>. Aa- Low Aa J. W. HALL .104 6-8 E. 1st. Phono FA 2-5961 lennis Hugar. Fred " ■ 1*' a I fanfold. Florida, tint >oil aie Construction Of Your Home larrell GriHin. Richard Gordon, requited lo rite i.araonallv or hv Or Your Money Cheerfully AIR CONDITIONING Keillor $350 DOWN will, IliaItoiiurattle *». ll-BEAUTY PARLORA Hichacl MacMIllen, J*| f ry Ber- alturnev "Call Hall" Phono FA 2 8641 CONTRACT and REPAIR WTORK I*. lUrndun. I'lerW nl our »ali) Refunded. (Includea Cloning) lahl, Auitin Savdle. William Tay Court al Sanford. Florida, your I0t: Hanford Ave. FA 2 $112 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Rraltor HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK written defenae, If afU' Vou hair. 2 A 3 Bedroom*, l ' j Tiled or Jerry Hardesty, Donald A. In lha Complaint t|lrd aaaln.t Raymond Lundqultt, Alter. PLUMBING F.\ 2 6742. 105 So. Oak baths. •hdpltt, Michel Griflen. William you. and to » m * a roar of tlio Atlantic Bank Bldg. Many Cu*lnm Quality (ralurr*. FA 2-3931 Contracting L Repairs Viaains, Tommy Elsca, Ronald a.tma wltli Ilia uudnaUnrd al. 16—f b m a e k r i i t r * a W bo ■ELL'S; Tha runvrsleiua .of Frro Estimate* torut«> li.v or I'rfnra the «lh dav juckett, Douglas Kaubla, CHANCE O F A Y.IFfTTIMK. Aa..f April A. IV IDS* UKIIUIN fall being within 2 block* of R. I,. HARVEY m-t or Jndinirnt will irndarod CURB Glftl-S over 21. Apply in vauble. Bill Bcrdahl. Harold liratos shingle two lirdroont llrllary Plata, a rumplrt* 204 Sanford Ave. Plmnc FA 2 3383 you l>>- tlcfaiiU. |ier»on at Pig 'N Whistle. Ittchcock. Dick Curtis*, J a ,ncJ aaalnat Itontc together with TEN LOTS Muvping Center. tdCAl.V St. O.P. Ilarniji'n. Clnk lay III. William Taylor, R‘ch*rf near modern shopping rentrr. 24-PIANO HERVk'k Manila T Vlhlan. DC Cor. Hwy. 17-92 A 27th St. W, G, Miller, lie*eloper raylor. Waller Stevens, Michael It. IV,llv: If you are looking for a bargain DIET offtre worker. 4t hr. week Ware. Ally. for Plaintiff Hale* Offite ;iuw, Donald McManus. David P. n. Poi HIS this Is on.-. The total price is j 3143.00 |>er Month thimlgli train­ PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Phone FA 2-1501 Hwy. IT - 92 DeRary Plata W. I.. HARMON x'clson, Jellcry Nelson. Ronald Hanford. Florida only $9,000 00 ra»h. Why not in­ Ph. NO 1-4071 or NO * 1711 ing. apply Dlrtition, Seminole Ph. FA 2-4223 After 3:00 p. m. MAYFAIR SECTION: Spanou* 3s-clson; George Mllwec. Wayne vestigate. Would stand a good | Memorial Hospital. • MILES NORTH OF bedroom furnished home. Own­ mnan. Gregory Bare. Russell Dc- in T iir.n oitmi i e’Ft ti to eioi ii .nmr no f T iir. loan. SANFORD 24-A BUILDING C4>Mt WA4 I o Kh er. FA 2-1698. alio, and Richard Jordan. RAYMOND M. BALI, N IN T H J llllC IN I. t S H IT IT OF I -!^ _ o « ie M rU iV jr* n ie 4 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ F I . O I I I H N IN A N O F o i l R I'. M ISurprise House Warming REALTOR A 1.NSLROR' For carpentry, painting, aerttn(U S N C K M V . Opea Mob. sad Fri. till I P. M. Friends of Mr. «nd Mr*. Bobby INI IO. Al .Tn P .rIOC tU'. N ITVT U, .IN U r t a ll. P la in THE BEST LAID PLANS Third St. L Park Avenue. South AUTO SALESMAN for DrSotu. ing. loofing, and plaster repair, h'rench honored them last Wednes- (Ufa. Ply mouth and Fiat rar*. Must asphalt tiir, aslieStol aiding, Stenstrom Realty Y'all Call Hall OF MICE and MEN . . . . er.lt. lay night at a surprise house- VVVII.I.I.V.M lie experienced. See or rail Mr. ma-onry nr wood steps, leveling HERBERT NTENSTRUM Phone EA 2-3641 I. I I I C H A I I I i S O N t t alo. Lillie did the owner dream when vanning' parly at their new home I t e l r i t t 1 . n l . . C a a a N o . |io*3s Phillip* al Brass Motor*. Phone and repairing garage* and Registered Broker he settled in this beautiful new I n I l i a f o l l o w i n g U t f r n d a n t i I n the CABIN loft, x 18ft. of Cypress, FA 2 5441. wrecking rail F.\ 2-4899. in Highway 1702LEN RI8NF.R a liovo fa u a c , Home a few short month* ago one room. Screened in poren. Participating were Mr. and U 111la nt I- Ft••liardmn. If «ll«r. LOTTIE BROADWAY that unusual circumstance* would If (Had, III* unknown naira, aluminum roof, ropper screen*, OUTSTANDING SALES OPPOR­ i $ - e l e i t h i c ,a I. h^ r Vic r b lira. Delton Helma, Mr*. HUB* and KEN TO BRETT legate*. or grant.*': make it neeeatary for him to TUNITY! Well established na­ VACUUM 4 LEANER REPAIRS phone FA 2 3007 Golden Lake, r’etter. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Scott dnlarra. Associates l.ldla lllehuidauii. If allrr. au-l If sell it at ONCE. UNFORTU­ tional lm.imi.il concern has two Part* for all make* of -Iraners; ,f Miami, Mr*. Eugene Bothell, tlaad. liar unknown Itrlra. tlrv|*e*«, I l l N. Park Pb. FA 2-2421 NATELY these thing* happen t —Mo r t g a g e lo a n s and irraotcra; J. A. prrnianrnt. full time opening*, He. and Mrs. Leon Helms, Mr. l.a'atrra Elertrolux, Hoover, Kirby, elr. lililiardoon. If all**. and If drad. . . .When they do tome alert $1,000 to smo.ooo available fur neat appearing, nggresslvr sales­ Erca pick up. Work guaranteed. ind Mr*. Garland Shaw, Mr. and Ilia unknown hrlra, 4*.vl***a. )•*•- 13—BUILDINGS o n interstate tera and aranlrra. and all per.uti. buyer always gel* a good Ikiy. Road job in Srqtlnnlc County men over 30. Call on businessdr*. C. A. Farina. Mr. ami Mr*, hating or ilaintlng any inter*.! In FA 2 4765. purchase of second mortgages are Advertised for sale, number­ For a QUICK HALE the owner professional accounts Sanford rommy French, Mr. and Mr*, lha following d»*irlb*d land, altiiDrLucian, Temple 1-4092 or has agreed to sell thia lovely ed from 1 to 13 starring on Hiu-.ad In btmlnula Count), Florida, area*. Car essential. Drawing llouie Wiring — Electric Service lalph Farina and Mr. and Mr*, t u - w It: Midway 7 3323. Three Brdrootn, Two bath way 13-S North of Lake Monroe Sid Vlhlen areounl plus bonus qualified A ll flint part r’orrest French. HOME under $16,000, with about 7 —itKAL. KSTATK WANTED and West on Orange Blvd. 4men. Write Box 10 e'o Herald RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. f Mia H a lf ,.f Frirndthlp Program $3400 rash, balance LESS than iI« r ” f tb- 1 houses on Iliway 48 and the 13th 112 Magnolia FA 2 0911 giving sales background. Girl Scout* and Browmtes ol llie U P o l I l i a Hull 4 or 3 Acres. Sanford area with rent. on the S. W. end of interstate i I p b s t h * ffoii th A-man neighborhood preaentedan arceas to railroad aiding. Writ AUTO MECHANIC: experienced 25 A— BUILDING - REPAIRS— o f 1 of Bactlon job. LOW TERMS NO . . BUT VALUE nternational Frlend*hip program aide preferred. Phone FA 2-1991 on Chryiler product*. Mr. Ilnh PAINTING Feutb, n a n s * Mail bids to White Construction. YES , . S . . SI it has an Fail of lha old Itlght-of • w at it the Prairie Lake Legion Hall or FA 2-2IOI. Harrison al Brass Motors. Phone Company. P. O. Box 278, Lake of lha Atlantic L'o.-l l.lna ULTIIA-modrrn, all clrctrir FLOOR sanding and finishing ast week. EA 2 3441. llallruad. Uaa lha lllghl-ofMunroe. There will be 30 days Kitchrn ALSU the owner will » -ri.4jw i:i(.s. p l a n t s "" wat of lha Mtata llltliw ai. Mis* Mabel Chapman, leader ol Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving allowed for moving o( Buildings. throw in all Ills living room You aro harahy unllfltd that anil Seminole County tioce 1923. 20—Male nr Female roop 339, aitiiled by Mr*. Vcr- It a a titan brought agalnat vou and AXALEAS In BliHim. Large This ad will run 2 Wrrks. and one bedroom furniture in licr Conrad and Mra. Pal Layman, at-li of >ou by luairlt* Wall,. H. M. Gleason. Lika Mary eluding NEW T V and a Dfak Sclcrtion from 39c or 3 WANTED AT ONCE — Man nr Frank hmllharman. Harbart Alhardanned Die program “ Scouting ta for $1 no and Raglnald tVIIIIgma In lha If you are looking for TERMS. DUPLEX Woman to supply Raweigh JS-I.NM-llA.SUv ,nd Guiding In Other Countrlea" abut a atylad rauta In tha above GRAPEYII.I.E NURSERY Thia i* not your home. . .BIT hmurliuld necessities to ronHanoi Court to tiulat tha tltla In 2 uniti monthly Income 3113.00, or all troop*. EA 2 0886 . . .if you are looking for QUA­ Grapeville Ave. Ilia at-ova daarrlbad taal ralalr. sttmrrs in Sanfurd. Full or part Corner location, rime In. to Brownie troop 442 repreaented anil J ia h n A you arr lierePi nullflad and LITY at a BARGAIN. . .CALL lime. A postal card will bring settle estate. $8300, requires Juba; troop 33*. Argentina; and raqulra.l I»• fit® iptrmnally or by *W O O D RU Frg~ u* al ONCE. Attnrntyl with tha Clark of at "I you full detail* without obliga­ $3300 down. / iveuRiivs* / Farm A Garden Center roop 62. France. Intermediate Court your wrllian dafanaaa. If w. R. “Bill" STEMPER Ageac, tion. See. S. A. Smith, Sr., Ifox ANNUALS roop 339 repre*ented The Nether- any. to tha Complaint fllad In aald Seminole Realty ault and In ,arva a rnpv tharanf Realtor A la ia rtr 10)6, Del.ami or write Raw­ •01 Celery A*». anda, troop 92. Paklitan and Girl U FA 1-1/63 nntt the» Ate•rn#Y fr*r ilia Haln. W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR Ai«oe. Laura R Oiler, If. E. Taffer eigh'. Dept. FAB . 440-271, Meiark Bldg. tiff* ten aiF lirfttrr Ihr llh ala % aaf irout troop 17, Ceylon. Elir. Methvin—Velma Contaler, BEAUTIFUL DIKII GARDENS Memphis, Tenn. Arthur F. Hay Everett Harper • •r i | p rill April. 19If. fail lint IIPI 27—M il t( KS— I'EltSUNAl.S Intereat of parent* for Brownie i rt* pro I'Ollfirato will be rnltrctl Adelaide II. Moaes — Associate*. SANI ORIJ FLOWER SHOP Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park pnd Girl Scout work wai shown MgBInet you. 1901 Park Ave. FA 2-3232 FA 2-1*22 or FA 2-0276 XI—fterk Wanted anil thr official W11IIP9» mv ,y the large number making the Rp«l ihiR 4’nuri ait P»of«r<1. 2 BR. CB, Kitrhrn equipped, cor­ Painting A l. FA 3 7921. :rip to attend the show. Florida. Ihl* 2nd dl) of ylareh COUNTRY CLUB ner lot. Mo. pml. $37.50. TT^Maomubilts A Trailer mv Lyman Honor Roll FA 2 1310. F.xt. 406. Colby or 1931 BUICK—4 Dr. Redan, Radio, IRONING—In my home FA 2 3899. (MEAL) Lyman atudenta, grade* 7-12. r II[rrndon MANOR FA 2 0883. Heater, Powrr Drakes, Power Babysit or iron. FA 2-7978. t'lm ilt Clark making the honor roll for the H f M a r t h a T. V l h l a n l> r Steering, Power Seat*, Factory 2 Bedrooms fourth six weeks period were: t* .T h l l g s l n a . C h u r r h a n d Slain SANFORU AREA Air-condition, Dynaflow, While 23—SPECIAL SERVICES Marcia Lyons. Irene Dcake, I.a- I lull-ling, o r l . n d n , F l o r i d a , A l l o t , f e m a l e “ H e 1 ]) Florida Room A very attractive 2-bedroom home, Wall tire*. New 2-tonr paint Rue Balmier. Rita Schulte. Lo n ay for P l a i n l l f l a kitchen equipped. On 1 acre of Complete Lawn Matntenanre; — F.H.A. — job, Low Mileage, exceptionally rianne Wagner, Glen Blalock, dtnee end Shirley Roberts and land with 40 Templet 3 to 4 • lean, will tafrtfice for highest Fertilizer. Spraying. M o w i n g , Paulette Peak, Valerie Sehardirn, INCOME TAX SERVICE years old. $8,800. This a bar­ offer. Phone FA 2 7919. JOHN IJLMMERSE Vinning took prize* In the Jerry Van Dam, Bob Bennett, Dan Wm. II. Murray gain. Homer Scwrll, Associate; 416 Willow Ave.......... FA 2-7197 ilowr number. Jaycee* present, tame* Bursse. Carolyn Judy, other than Mr. and Mr*. Hamt ill Celery Av*. FA 2 1394 Hal lltickrl, Realtor. Valley 1933 CHEVY, '» ton pickup. Good Inhn Kennedy. Mary Ann Rennin- rock. were Mr. and Mr*. Bill Quick Laundromat Sorvira Closed Sunday 8-2071. Altamonlc Springs. (Includes CtoBinc) condition, equipped for louring Shirts Finished In 4R Hour* ;er. Bonnie Allen, Carole Lucarmobile home. $430. 2312 ClatrBorch. K. R. llopkim, Mr. and Dex-adiet Tablets; weeks supply Sanitona Dry Claanlng elli. David Stevenson. mont Ave. 2 BEDROOM Frame house on 2 Mrs. Fred Eacelawn, Mr. and E. 2f.lt, St. Foodmart Bldg. 91c. Kniiinillai 4t Anderson — Sibyl Grant. Aldrne Cote. Lynn Mra. Ken Inman, Mr. and Mra. acres of land, House Recondi­ Fatisls Drug Slnrr. Itohert*. Brenda Roberta, Glenda Dave Grier, Charlc* Koch. Dick tioned in and out, arrow the 1946 (LMC 572 trartor and Freu- 8411 TIISIDK LAUNDROMAT hauf insulated van Hailrr. Bnlli Payne, Donna McCoy, Sandra road from Little Venus, inn ft. Xartman. Mr. and Mr*. Rill Lain good condition. Tires alone llodgc*. Mark Epplngcr, Carlton only $87*^ monthly road frontage, 666 depth, Phone worth $400. FA 2-3437, licuitc, Diane Kennedy, Beverly Brer and Police Chief and Mra. FA 2 0973. • Blacks West Of French WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS Curtis*. Paula Andrew*, David Claud Layo. Avanue as 20Ut StraaL Personals Blanchard, John Fimrl. Furnished 2 bedroom CB houte in TO SANFORD MODEL OPEN DAILY Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Clarkr Lucy Moon, Betty Morgan. Betty Citrus Heights. FA 2-603U. 'icld, Barbara Hart, Virginia of Egland. Wash., are guest* of 2 BEDROOM house, Florida room, U r invite you lo be our gum tH abaolulely free lume*. Jennifer Jordan. Nancy Mr. and Mrs. U. V. Millican of kitrhen equipped, monthly pay­ For the Rest Buys in Real Estate without obligation at on* of Sanford'* leading SEE CULLEN A HARKEY East Lake Ave. Mr. Milllean and ietournrau, Freddie llopktnv, JuTV TUBES ment* $32 69, phone FA 2-1426, Mottle while >ou locale nullable Ifoualng for W. A. Cagle- Jr. Salesman tith Wnsbt, Diane Spirre and Mr. Clarke a rt World War One or inquirt at 1S01 Holly Ava. TESTED FREE 110 N. Park Av*. Ph. FA 2-2891 you and your family. Pick up your key at tha Buddies. Also visiting the MllliDarlene Shea. — la year hams ran i are her brother and slater- This if a g u ct pats to the Riu Sale* Office. Weekly Dance Ceaspfetr alack M track] Theatre for Donald Woodruff, George llamrock, chairman of in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Petor Cory Call FA 2-4174 WANTED Exp. date Apr. I, '39 ihr weekly teenage daners spon­ of Fairmont, Minn. r.Wetroak Recent guests of Mr. and Mra. sored by the Jayccc*. reported over 100 students at the affair M. E. Rudolph wer* her staler lots Choice l o t s BRAILET ODHAM. Proa. and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mra. Dreamwold Section — All cleared. last Friday night. HENRY SCHUMACHER Torner H«ry. 17-92 & 27lh SI. Phone FA 2-1501 Price i* right. 2411 ('h u e Ave Tina Rouben and Jerry Van S. A. Medalie of Shahtr Hright*. Phone FA 2-8.110 rbooa F / 23694, Sanford. flam were winner! in tha fast Ohio. I— MARKET BASKET % —FOR KENT 2*—ART It LE.S TOR SALE 23 SPECIAL SBKVICR8 120 Bass Accordion. 5 weeks old, 7 switrltes, co«t S500. still ha* guarantee. 8173 or hc>l cash nllrr Immediately. Box 120. Sanlord Herald. PRICE STOPPERS SUNLAND Estates & 3rd Addition. HOLLER $&&! Legal Notice Motor Sales LAKE MARIE ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. To whom it may con­ cern: I, Turner Mc­ Donald am not ad­ vertising for any Wanted.” $28o°° $8280 BABY Carriage, Play Pen. Cat Bed. Car »r.it. Call FA 2-6132. k Wool Yarns. Notions, Threads, Tapes. ItOl.LINS HOBBY SHOP At Th* Sign Of The Totem Pole 2617 S French A*e* RED I-.MIN CONCRETE Window Seals — Lintel* — St*el Urrs«e Traps — Sand—Dry Well* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Ph. FA 2-3731 .W ijm Avn C otton SEWING MACHINE R E P O S S E S S E D Almost new 1938 full aitb'round bobbin aewlng machine. Sew* forward and backward. Original Guarantee still applies. Unpaid halanrn only $1160. A»iume love monthly payments or WT1I dis­ count for rash. Write Credit Managrr, Box SM, Sanford Her­ ald. STOVE, Refrigrralnr, Dinftj*. 8el of Ivedroom furniture. Odds and ends. FA 2-3639, UPRIGHT riano $73 or next heal offer. Excellent condition FA 2 0*16. TRUCKS South PINECREST Longwood DICTAPHONE in good shape. Can be jcen at the Sanford llrrald Uffire. $100. .00 f Cabbage Wagon Odham & Tudor, Inc. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS * Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaitlr end*. . Plaltle nr rayon tapes. Cotton or nylaa cord*. Senkirik G lau nnd Palat Co. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA' 2-401 I PAINT $1.95 Ga.—2nd. Gaf. Free. ARMY NAVY HURTLES 316 Sanferd Are. ", PAIN T s 7 KCIAL Alkyd Flat Wall Taint. Enamrl 'Interior 1st. Gallon 2nd. Gallon Reg. Special 3.10 ' 3.50 $SAVE$ N*w Jk Uatd F u m l l u r t a n d A p p U aaeas *. Mather of Sanford 203-209 E. Flr»t HE Ph. FA 2 - N tt SELL US~YOUR FURNI'tuRK' • W’e.RU Y th* Mott J • We SELL the Moil • • We PAY the Mo»t * SUPER TRADING POHT Pit. FA 2 0677 • BIO VALUES ' ' , '^ S • QUICK CREDIT - a l l • EASY TERMS WILSON - MAIERl New And U»ed Furnlturo 311 E. F lrit St. FA .'2-301 New 4c L'»rd Furniture A AppU. ancf*. A Good Place T* to BUY SELL or TRADI I JENKINS FURN1TUR1 400 -Sanford Ave. • *Uied furniture, eppllaneee,-____ etc. Rotight-*old. Larry'a M art 213 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA |-4UK EBIT and Found MIST—LEASE. Big Sala OR Everything. Furniture Center, FOUND—One Boat In I.aka J * » aup, Owner May Claim by D«*erlbing and Paying SloragB cltargrs. ^ LOST: Key s on ring, rhange'pvtrt* atlarhed. Phone FA 2-lSiO or mail to TO Bo* 13T, Reward. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOM ES • • Quint Community Near Ciolf Course • $450 Down: Includea Cloning Copt Turn Went On 20llj St. Follow Country' Club Rd. & Watch For Our Slgna . . » OPEN D A ILY D;00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. I!. T il Dark S UommaAtfk • Const rue lion Co., Ifc. 211 Meat 2ilk S u m • Phone FA S-3I03 �. k -il h<i) h. V , . 4. i# ' A l t»»?r * \ ■ it* -4 tr*-' .7 J. *<* .V*f \ . f: ' .. •hi IP* .1•A *J • \ * a* i.4 / EVERY ITEM A BARGAIN MAXWEU-HOUSE INSTANT FLORIDA’S MOST UNIQUE COMMUNITY OF HOME OWNERS ANOTHER »*; Ml - BEAUTIFUL ULTRA MODERN COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH THE BEST EQUIPMENT FEATURING MONEY SAVING PRICES ON A COMPLETE SELECTION OF QUALITY MEATS, PRODUCE, GROCERIES, DRUGS. HOUSEWARES AND ALL OTHER ITEMS USUALLY STOCKED IN ANY 8UPER MARKET. (With 96.00 Order) TO SEE IT IS TO BELIEVE FO THURSDAY MARCH 19th IT. 9:00 A. M. AND FEATURING A SO LID CARLOAD Of MONEY FEATURING VELDA SPECIALS SAVING SWIFTS PREM IUM M EATS SWIFT'S PREMIUM 79c steak S RIB END KINGAHrS RELIABLE (ALL FLAVOR*) PORK 4 9 LOIN BORDEN’S CREAM GOLDEN RIPE , breakfast k LINK CHEESE FLA. GRADE A TARNOW’S WHOLE HOG SUNNYLAND CELLO ALL MEAT 1 SAUSAGE BANQUET JELLY W IENERS FRESH ReguUr 35c *11 r Sis* FREE U FE C T IO N FROZEN B A R G A IN S FROM OUR COMPLETE FROZEN FOOD DEPT. BIRDSEYE GREEN * T 10 O*. SOFT DRINKS REFRESHMENTS DOUGHNUTS CHULUOTA ONLY THESE. B A R G A IN PRICES G O O D IN SA N F O R D A N D CHULUOTA STORES ^ ABSOLUTELY B ox W i t h O rd e r) WINTER GARDEN • CHICKEN • TURKEY • IIEEF SARA LEE POUND SEA BRAND BREADED CAKE •vr- FIRST PRIZE A BEAUTIFUL 1959 MODEL WE8T1NGHOU8E T WINTER GARDEN MACARONI PIES g* u xdE & g* B O B U ^ ia i ^ CERTIFICATES 2nd PRIZE . Srd PRIZE 4th PRIZE 5th PRIZE BIRDSEYE COLLARD GREENS 51 B IG IO U | *50 CERTIFICATES *20 CERTIFICATES *10 CERTIFICATES *5 CERTIFICATES PRIZES IN (1 Ea.) (I Ea.) (18 Ea.) (30 Ea.) ALL NOTHING TO BUY - J U S T COME IN AND REGISTER MUSTARD GREENS F.F.V. (Reg. 29c) FUDGE A NUT Quantity Right* Re—rred IN GROCERY COOKIES ®wn I DRAWING TO BE MONDAY MARCH 30th REGISTER AT EITHER SUPER MARKET m arkets CALO DOG A C A T FOOD SAN FO RD CH U LU O TA (EMPLOYEES NOT ELIGIBLE) �I ■* Crazed Ex-Con Kidnaps Four; Will Trade Them For Convict’s Head SOUTH CHARLESTON. W. Va. vengeance on his worat enemy, | Score* of police, aided by FBI :L IU )-A crazed ex-convict bar- whom he identified as “ Burton ; agents, Joined in the hunt for (alr.cd today with the governor of Junior Post, better known as Jun­ ! Payne, described by State Police st Virginia—the life of his worst ior Starcher" a convict in the state j Capt. W. R. Callaghan *as “ex­ tremely dangerous in view of his my in exchange for the lives of penitentiary at Moundsvtlle. a kidnaped mother and her three Payne, released last week from apparent mental condition." Road­ I Mimndsville, kidnaped Mrs. Elnia blocks were set up throughout the m a il children. In a lcttc.' delivered today to I Baldwin. 29, and her three chil­ southwestern portion of Weal VirGov. Cecil II. Underwood, ex-con­ dren. Kenneth. 10. Danny, 7, and I ginia. vict Richard I. Payne, 23, explain­ | Susan, 5, from their South Charles­ Payne, in the letter to Undered . hia ' ‘screwball" scheme for to n home at gunpoint Wednesday. I wood. said. “ I have kidnaped tome » children who are rittiens of Weat Virginia . . . which you got era. Only you have the power to save them from certain death by grant­ ing my demand*. I don't want money—I want VENGEANCE. “ My purpose is to kill and take the head of my worst enemy who is now out of reach. He is in West Virginia penitentiary- •* Moundsville. T demand that you cause the convict whose name is Burton Jun­ ior PoM, better known as Junior Starcher, to cooperate with me. 1 HATE him with all my existence. Now I must kill him or go mad. I am honorable. I)o as 1 say and 1 will prove my honor." Payne then elaborated oe a scheme tor what he termed “the death esreurt" which, he said, was between Spencer and Salem. He apparently intended that Post drive in thie area, and then Payne would exact hia "vengeance" at some point to be determined by himself. Payne gave the governor few al­ ternatives. "If you (Uodrrwood) succeed, then I will release half the kids as to o n h 1 ran I r e le a s e th e roes at the time I get Pott. U Poet refuaei despite all I een do. I will release half tlic kida anyway but will tor­ ture the others to death," Payne threatened. At another point the five-page letter said. If Post refuaei be­ cause you juft went him lu die . . . then all my captive# will be tortur­ ed to death T hae A three day deaitme wee impo#. ed by Payne. “ By the night of Hw 74u, 1 should have his bead," Payne said. He specified that Undrrwood. an FBI agent and a "parent" of lit* Baldwins must broadcast their aesent to the plan from a local tel*, vision station in South Charleston, Nikita Okays ' Problem Of Raises * Berlin Parley: For County Offices MOSCOW (Ul*l) — Si vlet Premier Nikittt S. K h ru sh -' Salary raises tor an elected chev toduy ucceptcti the West’i invitation to a foreign min* county officials have become the isters conference on Germany May 11. But he urged full problem of the Seminole County scale talks by all World War II Allies to write a final peace legislative .delegation, treaty with Germany. j L,lc‘l to J°i.“ ** ‘'morc, W * Khrushchev made it known at an unusual Kremlin press rrsu e tti are County --------------------------------------------- conference that the Soviet Union « "• who want “ 00 * mon,h »nd $100 a month travel expenses. . ii i i . will be represented in the Big The delegation already has been <I I' l P udi I Assignment Legal, As Written RICHMOND, Vo. fUPD—North Carolina's pupil assignment plan upheld by a federal appeals court today and Negroes were told to follow the plan's provisions before asking for a court Integra­ tion order. The U.S. 4th Circuit Court of acourts S S win ruling that a Negro boy Four Elsenhower nesoll,l,on, uinrgeadrad b>-lopre i1 dent -ie^ ' VOL. XLIX AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER United I’mus Leeued Wtr* Eftabliahod 1908 It Rained, And Rained; Local Sports Postponed fa s News Briefs Wilson Proclaims 'Wildlife Week' Ballerina Plans Tour Thief Visits Bacall • Odum Says Option •Calculated Risk' jTV To Cover Voting- Atlas Shot Short, Plunks Into Ocean m It Ice by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce didn't help. At least, not yet. Perhaps, Ute committee hasn't really gone to work as yet. As Ihe "liquid sunshine" contin­ ued to pelt the Sanford area, sports virtually catne to a standstill. Minor league teams of the San Francisco Giants continued to real; Seminole High School, rained out Monday night, called of its " re ­ set" game tonight against Lyman of Ioingwood. The Corpus Christ) taam of the Texas League, scheduled to play the Tulsa Oilers o( the same league in Daytona Beach yesterday, didn't. It rained there, too. The weather forecast raised seri­ ous doubts about the scheduled game between the Phoenix Giants and the Rochester team here to­ morrow. Corpus Christ! it In Ute same boat (this might not be a pun) about it* scheduled game with Houston, Tex., tn Daytona Beach, also tomorrow. Seminole High alto positioned a track meet with Kuslis and DeI-and. Too wal. One team, however, was not bothered by the weather. The Sem­ inole High swimming team went aliead with plana for a contest again** fferaa. They'll be wet, anyway. Bible Expert Says Sayings Of Jesus May Be Authentic Court May Secure Jury From Street Water Hurts Farms Bankers Attending State Convention Alaska To Get Flag Closing Opposed Swallows On Time Weather FLORIDA NO. 204 “ " Deadline Extended For Golf Tourney Air Record Claimed It Should Be Eaay City Ponders SewageTreatment Plant Scores Would Soar I Industrialist Dies « Norstad Concerned Truck Tokes Door From Automobile County Would Get Full Senate Seat TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Lcltoy Collins reconv ntemltxl a novel reupportionnient plun today that would per­ mit h maximum of six now senators for Florida, including a second nenator for populoua Dmlo County. NEW YORK (UPI) - A noted The new eeztta, under a population formula subject t o Bible authority said today that an ancient Coptic manuscript found chunRo every 10 years, would go to Bay. Monroe, Manatee, j Marilyn Snubs Diet Sailing Is Buried Higgins Indicted For Axe Murders SANFORD, Reapportionment Plan Unveiled 10 ,k~ P *" 2 op!" vision address Monday. toward r , l l *, ./.or The Rutiian leader algnilied »'*e**or. iheriff and^ tax rollectacceptance even before the InviCounty Judge Wilaon Alexand salary hike ..................... tattoov had been received officially. 1 er. who received a The Weatcrn powers still a rt last year, is the only exception. Commissioners based the re­ drafting a new round of diplo­ quest on frequent meetings and matic notes to Moscow. I’resa reports said May 11 was constant travel. In an earlier seatho date the Weal had in mind. alon with the legislative delega­ Tha notes were expected to tion. the Board laid it would not it rained, and rained, and rain­ name Geneva aa the site for a ask for a raise, although it felt (he ll.ftOO a year salary not In ed. foreign ministers gathering. The Soviet Premier pul main keeping with the responsibility It rained so much, rastdenla and work involved in running the wondered whence it came. .............. r . • • „ ... ,T . . I county. The forecast? More of the same today, tonight and tomorrow. The weatherman used "occasionally" BrilUh. French and U S. Uoop. ‘b* « when referring to showers forecast prnse itema. *nd p™ id' The four other county offirlaU for tomorrow. But, he had used the J ? ^ * * * * . T 't h r i t t withdrew their request for a 12,- same term In predicting "show­ dark clouds of a new war should 400 annual salary raise, after pub­ ers" for today. forever disappear from the inter­ Appointment of a weather comlic protest was voiced. However national horizon," Khrushchev the administrators felt their salsaid. "We appeal to the governments arias should equal those of sur­ of all countriea which took part rounding counties. in the war against Hitlerite Ger­ many to ait down at the table of negotiations and settle problems and to conclude a peace treaty MOSCOW (U l'l) — Galina Ula­ with Germany," he laid. nova, Husaia'i famed prims bal­ "We would like the Western lerina, will tour the U. 8. and Canada nsxt month. governments, having cast aside the mad threats of their generals and admtrata against our country, This is National Wildlife Week to alt down at tha table of nego­ throughout the nation. LONDON (UPI) - A burglar tiations with ua. Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson has stole several thousand dollars "If they have sensible proposals signed a proclamation, setting a- worth of Jewelry from actrrss Lau­ to make, we are ready to exam­ side the week "for people to give ren Bacall Wednesday night. ine them together with our own special attention to the pressing proposals." problem of providing proper care for the lands and waters upon LONDON ( U PI)—Britain's tele­ which all must depend." vision services raid today they The IMS Wildlife Week cam­ would rover the general elections paign forusea attention on the nerd with party political telecasts. for learhlng young people how WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e Air they can meet the reaponalbilltlea Force said today an Atlas 1CBM of this stewardship. CHICAGO (UPI) -M arilyn Mon­ The goal ia to stimulate public roe, here to promote her latest fired from Cape Canaveral, Fla., action to bring mure conserva­ Wedneiday night developed "pro­ Him, aaid dieting isn't necessary pulsion and control problem!" and tion Into the school program of to maintain her 37W23'V-38W. fell into the Atlantic Ocean far universities, colleges, grade and high schools. short of its target area. All citizens and public and pri­ The failure of the missile to SLANT. Va. (U PI)—John Sail­ travel 4.S00 miles to its pre-deter- vate agencies of Sanford were ing,‘ a private In the Civil War. mined impact point apparently urged to further this objective by was buried today with the lull meant the Air Forc« would not try helping "to assess and publicize military honors. to recover the nose cone for study. the need fur conservation train­ It went only about 700 miles. ing in the schools so that the edu­ The flight wai planned to deter­ cation of the young people in this LIVE OAK (UPI) -N o rth Flor­ mine how well ■ naw "dunce cap” vital area can he expanded nose cone could protect a hydrogen through public understanding and ida tobacco growers. Iiarrassc-d by flooding waters of the Suwan­ warhead. support. nee River, today petitioned for arreage allotment relief. „rw?.t airitifi\ THURSDAY, MARCH 19, I959 In Egypt in 1!U6 contained 114 saying* of Jesus which may be a* authentic aa those found In the j F m J S r S S before'^federal New Testament. kurta could intervene. i u r t . couid Intervene. . . Dr. Oscar Cullman called the The appeal! court warned, how­ discovery of "(lie Gospel of Thom­ ever. that the federal courts would as" of greater significance to be open to the Negroes If it were scholars than the finding of the shown the plan was applied in any famed Dead Sea scrolls. discriminatory manner. Cullman, professor of early It said hearings on the applica­ Christianity at the Sorbonne in tion! prescribed by the North Car­ Paris, ia a visiting professor at olina plan should be held prompt­ the Union Thelogleai Seminary. ly. and indicated any unreasonHe said in a lecture he had been able delay would be interpreted in possession of the text of "the as intentional discrimination. Gospel of Thomas" slnee 1950 and "cwThe same court told the Arling­ had found many sayings and para­ ton, Va., school board it had been bles attributed to Jesus that have discriminatory in dismissing the no parallel in the Gospels of Mat applications of 20 Negro children Lhew, Mark. Luke or John. for white schools vand ordered It The expert said Ihe Thomas to reconsider them at once. Gospel appeared to be an apocry phai work dating in part from the second century after Christ. Cullman described some o f the new sayings as "pearls" and said their interpretation would occupy scholars for decade* to coma. Some of tb e , "pearls", he qyotrd were! • TAMPA (UPI) —Assistant Ally. "Jesus said: He who I* near Gen. Ralph E. Odum aaid today me I* near the fire, and lie who he cannot guarantee legality of is far from me ia far from the (J)e parent option plan being kingdom." pushed by top state officials to "Split a piece of wood—I am avoid compulsory attendance in in­ there; lift the stone and you will tegrated schools. find me there." Odum pointed out It has never "Jesus said: If those who lead been tested In federal court "and you say to you: Behold, the king­ bo one can foretell what new dom la In heaven, then the birds W n g s and arrows may be hurled INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - 'p r o a of heaven will precede you; if by some outrageous court." pi'ctlve jurors may be picked off they say to you that it la In the But it's a Calculated legal risk the streets today to try Connie sea, then the fish wilt precede Florida should take, he declared. Nicholas on murder charges. you. But the kingdom la within Thera K e n s to be no other way Judge Thomas Faulconcr ex­ you and It Is outside of you." for the atata to provide an educa­ pressed concern that Ute court tion for those children whose would run out ul potential jurors parents won't send them to an from a list of 214 before 12 per­ integrated school. sons could be approved to try die Odum, o n e of Atty. Geo. divorcee. Richard Ervin’a top aides, has It appeared that wlirn Ute spe­ handled integration matters in the Thrrn Sanford hankers are at­ cial venire Is rihaustcd, sheriff'* tibourts for' Florida for 10 years. tending the fStli annual convention deputies would be sent out of the WASHINGTON ( Ul l ) — ihe Ervin and aisle School Supt. of P’e Florida H'-k*r« A«*0"htlon Jenaic approved a resolution Wed­ courtroom lo the busy downtown at I'e American Ilo'cl, nal liarThomas D. Bailey are the aulhora streets of Indianapolis to pick up nesday (o award Alaska the first of tha parent option nian which liour. 49 star flag flown over the west perhaps aa many as 30 persons Odum outlined la detail for county T. E. Tucker and Howard Mc­ for another special venire. front of the U. 8. Capitol. school superintendents and school Nulty of the Florida State Hank Six persona In a row told tit* board members, here for the Harry Gifford Hlfgins yesterday the death of an Indiana tourlat, court today they already had and Roy Mann of the Sanford AtFlorida Education Aaan. conven­ was Indicted by the Seminole Feb. lg. Mrs. Fern Thompson formed an opinion on the inno lantlr Rank will hear annual re­ tion. County grand jury on three sap died in the local hospital follow­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The ports and varied speakers during Under the plan, parents could arete counts of first degroe mur­ Florida Children's Commlslon ha* ] »fnC* * , ud* °! **!’ the Hirer day session. ing a collision with Shields' car gone on record opposing any plan Mr*. Nicholas, who is accused of withdraw their children from Inte­ der. The Ssnford men, accompanied to close public schools in time of murder in the slaying of her mar by their wive*, will return Sunday. g ra te d schools and get a atata Forty-year-old Higgins will be near Genova. ried lover, Forrest Teel. racial strife. Wabsldy to educate them privately. triad for the Jan. II axe murders The Grand Jury waa empanelled One men said he could not Odum, who was la Virginia of hia wife and two of hia four Tuesday morning t>y Circuit Judge bring himself lo pass a death sen­ last week to inspect its school children. Volte Williams. Criminal eases tence if Mrs. Nicholas Is found problems first hand, said many No dale has been set for ar- in circuit court will ctme up April SAN JUAN CAI'ISTHANO, Cal­ private school! are being set up ramgment or trial in Higgins’ cato, 27, or after. if. (U PI>—The swallows returned guilty of first degree murder. The attorneys had gone through tn that state and so far have or that of two Negro women who Serving on the Grand Jury arc to Mission San Juan Capistrano Qualifying for the annual G. W. accepted state tax monay without were indicted for second degree ‘John C. Reams, foreman, J, today to keep alive their tradi­ 118 prospective juror* without ygt having iiven final approval to a Spencer Memorial golf tournament federal Interference. Vidal Jones, Marshall L. Nichols, tional St. Joseph's Day date. murder. single one. Faulconcr took step* at Mayfair Country Club has been Mrs. Annie Ruth Shaw, 20, will Harvey M. Powers, William II. to Issue summonses for a number rxtrnded due to the weather. stand trial for atabblng her hus­ Mitchell, Byron A. Odell, Wilbert who failed lu appear. Despite the rain, however, a band, K. D. Sbaw, on Nov. 21. Charles Dreschslar, Guy Allen, LONDON (UPI) — A Britishlarg* group haa qualified. A record m Cloudy and cool with occasional Betty Joao Baker, 2i, was indict­ Edwin O. Mangur, George L. Pit- built turboprop airliner which flew is expected when late qualifiers an^aia tonight. Rather windy. High ed for stabbing bar common-law tard, M. P. Egbert. around the world in 65 hours claim­ ter. S ' today M to 88, low tonight U to <2. husband, Ira Goolsby, Feh. IS. George M. McCall, John A. ed a record today for commercial Deadline for qualify!!.’ 1* March Friday considerable cloudiness No Indictment was filed against Cranium, Lambert K. Palmer, aircraft. 22. The first round must be played with shower* likely and a little Arthur Shields, Oviedo Negro, Rankin B. Iloggard, Koscoe II. by March 28, the second by April wanner. Northeast and caat winds who had been charged with man­ Taylor, Edmund B. Stowe and Only one accident waa rriKirtrd 4. Final* will be played April I. 1# to » miles per honr. slaughter in an accident causing George B. Knight MONROE, Wia. ( U P I ) - City of by Sanford police last night, deflcials ware confident today that spit* heavy rains and slippery voters, snowed in twice this streets. The accident occured at 7:40 p. month, wuuld approve purchase of in. at 13lh St. and Sheppard Ave. the town's first snowplow. A tractor-trailer, driven by Paul Clarence Shavers, Lynchburg, Va., ^ City Commissioners this week 17,2)0. Officials estimated the to tinance the treatment plant. hit the door of a parked ear, which COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I)-S tate opened are poring over a massive report population would have to be 30,- The Issua would prevent the city Just as it psserd. Rep. diehard Metcalf asked that Saulord residents will bear the Police said the dual rear wheels ~~ the proposed sewage treatment 000 before aa epidemic condition from meeting its commitments caddies be exempted from a St would arise. under the present rale structure of the rig caught the laft front dour lilting music of Nelson and Neal hourly minimum wage . hill "It Commissioners pledged construc­ beyond 1976. . , and rolled it back into the autumo- tonight at the Sanford Ctrie Cen­ Included would be a reserve tion of tbe plant several year* Utilities would have to rise to would ruin Ihee» >!i?me °f K°.! bile, juet aa Don Albert Wilson, ter. capacity for 23 per cent popu­ ago. and were granted a delay meet the coat. Taxes would have speeding it up.' be explained. Sanford, started to atep onto the The coorert date was moved up lation increase and a hydraulic until the completion of a capital to stand an additional one or two pavement. one day, due to a change in book­ capacity three time* the average improvement program. . mills. Capital improvement wuuld ing schedules. Damage waa eetimated at 3IW, flow. PHOENIX. Ariz. (UPI) — Psut Now they are on the spot. Will corns to a standstill. A* frantic officials of the Stan­ City Manager W a r r a a I . the plant, estimated to cost $323,i —- D _ _ * To Commissioners, the rrport Weeks IJtrhiirhl. former lung- •*• ford Deli ary Entertainment Also >owle* thinks that 23 per cent tXM, bo sufficient for the prurct furnished by Wilson C. Holt of time board chairman of Goodyear I C O C r i e r K e C d V e i nation sought to Inform tha pub­ serve rapacity is too low. Com­ ed growth of Sanford? Will it re­ Goodbody and Co., is reasonable, Tire and Rubber Co., dird Wed-, I « /■» . lic of the sudden switch, the cus­ missioner Carl Higginbotham aayamove enough contamination to be but not workable. But. according nesday night at St. Joseph's Hos- I n S l I T U i e O r O I I T tom-built bus bearing the famous the public doesn't realize that theeconomically feasible? And bow lo Knowles' projected report, the pltal following surgery Paul Hickson, rfiemislry *ud piano team drew ap to Use Otvte lake will not be cleared eoougb to will it be Included in the future population of Sanford will be 34,-1 physics teacher at Seminole High Center. be usable. State Health Depart­ budget operation? tao in 1988. School, ia one of 80 teachers to Stepping oat In tiw rain were ment official* aay K is a neeea In 19&3. estiinatrs Knowles, the The decision may tie handed to PARIS (UPI) — Gen. Laurls reeelvo grant- from Birmingham- Allison Nelson and Harry Naal, ally. plant would meet its proposed the people, who would vote for Norstad, supreme Allied com­ Southern College. who have been hailed as Amer­ Raw sewage now ia dumped load. More growth would bring or against the plant, which would mander in Europe, today voiced Hie grant will entitle Hickson to ica’* foremost husband and wife directly into the St. John* River added construction. removo an estimated 3$ 45 per cent concern about withdrawal of the’ attend a National Science Founda­ piano team. and l.ak* Monroe. The population A bond issua would hate to be of eontamina'ion from Lake Mon French Mediterranean fleet from tion Summer Institute June 22The twin Baldwin piano* were to Sanford now if eeumated at pa seed fay the people af haztford 1Allied command m case uf war. I July 31, *4 Use Alabama GaUega- i to too, while the s ssiSnSj * Jaycees Reviving Easter Egg Hunt Semlnola County children from one to ten y ean old will hunt for Easter eggs, March 29, at 2 p. iu. tn Fort Mellon Park. The Easter egg hunt is sponsor­ ed by tbe Ssnford-Seminole Coun­ ty Jaycees, under lilt direction of Jack Erickson. Special guests at the buut will be children frotu the Lutheran Haven Children's Home in Slavia. Two yckrs ago, several hundred youngsters attended tha Jaycce egg hunt. Far mure are expected with Its revival this year. Donation* of eggs fur the Hunt may be made at tha Jaycce In­ formation Booth or by calling FA 2-5481. Contributions toward the ipertal event also will be wetcqnfrd- *■; .; . * V V Best Aid To Aged: f ____ ■!■ 16816631 V_ IV Okaloosa, Seminole and Dade counties. The new formula puls no limit on the number of stale Senate seats except population. It pro­ vides a senator for every ninetenths of one per cent of populaHon. Dade la Hie ouly county likely lo reach Ute population bracket giving It two senators of its own. The House would be reapportion­ ed on much the seme basis ja 1961, The reapportionment change la one of dozens recommended ia g sweeping revision to Florida'* basic law, which still reads about the same as when drawn in 1883, It provides for a lieutenant gov­ ernor, but requires that he and U>* governor run as a team. A new feature I* elimination of Hi# requirement that real n u t s be valued for tax purposes at it* full cash talue." The proposal merely provides for "Just value,” but requires that all property i* be valued on a uni­ all etfunc form Jksts. 1 V It also would up Ute maximum uiilliKt* which can bt» aticiMxi for supixirt of school* locally from 10 to 20 mills. It rccuinmemls no changes In artirici dealing with homestead tax exemption, married women'! rights, public health, local option, county officer* and the ConaUtulion's schedule. it permits Hie Leeislalure to provido by act, without a public vote, for home rule in any county, and allowa cities to make charter change*, subject to local vote. GAINESVILLE (UPI) - A na­ tionally known apeclalist on prob­ lems of the aged said today that elderly citizens can best be served by finding way* they can help the community — not how the community can help them. Dr. Halbert L. Dunn, chief of Ihe National Office of Vital Statis­ tic*, Washington, D.C., pointed oul Hut when the senior citizen retire* from hia job, he gives up his Independence and may feel no sense of purposefulness or achievement. WASHINGTON (U PI)—Deputy "The older person needs a comr.u lty in w'.ilc't he can live Defense Secretary Donald A. a useful, creative life," Dunn told Quarles said today tin t secret high delegate* to the annual Suuthern altitude atomic explosions over tha Conference on Gerontology. "P er­ South Atlantic h a d advanced sonal dignity and a valued place America's ability eventually to de­ among his fellows are essential velop defense against ballistic mis­ for the older persons to achieve siles. He told a news confercnre tin t high level wellness." Dunn noted that conscientious Hie three explosion* of "very low persons become more concerned yield" nuclear devices "advanced about Hie welfare of the man the bad* of knowledge" for de« whom they "raip ert tor^“w hat'hii | f*?.,e tatereoniintnlal baU waa and not what he la." I *u** JV *' , .. . . But Hie gerontology expert said' * . I n -. , , * X01* "service ia a two way atreet" and the community should con iwrlcrs In a nearly two-hour errn Itself with finding how the sion, marked by unusual caution in answering question*, after new* elderly can maintain their dignity. of the teals last August and Septemlicr was made public. Just Weathered In They said the cxpio.luu* verified BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) - Dr. that an artificial band of radiation James Ford waa to address the could be crcatrd at a high altitude Western New York weather soci­ around the earth. While Quarles said the testa en­ ety concerning weathtr sensing systems, but the meeting was hanced ultimata development of postponed at the last minute. . . defense against missies, an atoutl* because of the weather, of eourae. authority drop|>cd a strong hipt that a major aim of Hit testa waa to see if radio and radar communi­ cations could be disrupted by «r»ating the artificial radiation but*: dreds of miles above Uie earth. This might black out Huislan-~ or American—systems fur detoafc lng missiles and airplanes. Atomic Tests Aid | In Missile Defense Concert Scheduled At Center Tonight Neals' three children cavorted tn tha "m ist" of Central Florida. Nelson and Neal were seen in Sanford two ytara ago. Their rise to fame was assured, but not uni­ versally known. Since that time, the concert artist* have been hon­ ored all over the U. B. and have appeared on "Ttili la Your life ", Ralph Edwards' well-known tele­ vision program. Harry Neal baa written a book about their early experiences. Autographed copies of "Wav* as You Pass" will be available at Hie concert tonight. The performance begin* at 1:13. Individual tickets will be euld at Ui* door for $2. A rrceptlun for the couple will be held following to* eunoaeC Rita Appreciates Lampoon Harpoon DURANGO. Mesico (UPI)—MU Hayworth haa thanked Ui* editors of the Harvard Lampoon foe awarding her the UU* “worst *otress of the year." "A harpoon from the Lampoon is a collegiate accolade," Mia* Hayworth said in a message to tho staff of Uie humor magaaioo. "X will treasure the distinction toways. d "I hope ail of you peso your o*a initiations." Mis* Hayworth If in Menlo* with her producer husband, Jamo* Hill, in connection wito Uo. ma of a movie. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 18, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 18, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7a2e270712f58a3bf9b13fc25ed557fd.pdf ff18cd6b8323efa64be27503bc729cc0 PDF Text Text T Z V r Eisenhower's Berlin Crisis Address ui 1 •-1 «l in ca ha ha do * { dli CO • ce an lie ha Ux po au l«« in VI “ WASHINGTON IU P II — Mrfi 1B4 * • H»n « e# war hr "*»*in* jla iiu at Prvaidar* Elsenhower'* to defend Me right* — by te U 'L to n radio addrraa Monday Wsptini * P ,., c , .U l 5f ? * t‘°2 nigM on Hi* Berlin eriato. defen*#, j Whatrvor riak of armed copflirt may ha inherent In the preaent and mutual security: mon or mren- Berlin situation. it wai deliberateW# hav* no Intention of lore** of de»*rting *°»»* w '* " • • Mag our right* nr ot detarting a i If |raa oeopta. loviat ruler* ahould Our float ohoice ia negotiation. rernamber that Ire* men hav# before Vila, died for •o called! sven *IHM * • continue to pro"scrape o( parer" which repro- ride h r our aecuhty agalnat aantad duty and honor and free­ e*ery threat. We are leaking meaningful negotiation at thia mo­ dom . The shirking of our roaponubd Baa would aolaa no problem* for B*. It would mean lha and of all bo pa* lor a Germany under gov •rnment of (Jarman choosing. USA. Bely (W PI)-»» Ww lean, ■ ing Tower of l i t * going to topple? Certainly, dm Am uric an and W eaurn proplea do not want war. And If so, whet awn be done about Global conflict under modern coo ditiona could mean the dcatructlon Many wapweto rwedtet dial the of rdvillzalion. The Soviet nalera, 17 loot lower, buHt almoet AOO themaelrea. are well aware of IhU yran ago. will UM over anywhere fact. from M to 300 year* from now wo Bwt all lUalury haa taught u« |e»e aomething la done. the grim leiaon that no nation Their prediction* are baaed on hat ever bean wccaaaful in avoid- the fact that tha white marble ilructure haa been leaning at an alarming rate In recent year*. Now 17 feet, I H inch** owl of plumb, It ha» tilled » * Inche* •inre IWIO — about twice the rale LONDON Mil'll — Poliee *»ld of the preceding »n year*. In l»M. today that the thlavee who broke it leaned Old of an Inch, greateat Into Lae Ambanadeura, one ef m any recorded year. London'* *mart*»t nlghtrlube. ap­ All agree that the lean i* due water permealed parently '‘were not men of lh#||o the soft. ground under lla ba*e In the PIworld “ They tald the thieve* amokad an* dal Miraroll. In fart, the •fgara without removing the 'tower darted Iran.ng right at the band* and openid a b»iltle of bur­ itirt — back In 1174 A.D. Alter gundy by puihlng the cork down building the firat three atone*. Ihe en-archllecu, Honanno and With a acrawdrlvar. P« fn •M to at The Soviet note of March 2nd appear* to ha a move toward ne­ gotiation on m i Improved haela. We would never negotiate under a dictated lima limit or agenda, or on other unreasonable term*. We Is leaning Tower Leaning Too Much? nt Law Says Thieves Not Men Of World ST I ment. The CnJted State* and Ha elliee eland ready to talk with So­ viet repreaentatlvea at any Umr and under any cireumitanee* which offer proepecta ef worth while rerulle. . . Owgtielmo. gave up hi disgust Two hundred year* later, another architect flnlahed Hie Job. Me tried In correct the alant by an­ gling the Met five floor* peri>cndicular to the bare, but they lean­ ed too. I'rof. Giovanni Roaga, a Home engineer, ia one of those advoca­ ting drastic nrtion — and right away, lie prnpoee* that the tower h# dismantled and that a thick concrete alab be #unk to feet into the ground, over which Hie alrur lure would be rea**einbled. lie ritimatra that It would take five year* and m il tliout |ii,oou,non. Another proposal I* for pump­ ing out *ome of the tand about the bate on the far *ide of the Iran, Ihu* enabling the lower to •hill bark In a vertical petition by lltelf. Hut the '•Plaanoa," the town folk who de|>end for their daily bread on the great curiotdy of touritla In the leaning tower, are fearful of any meddling are. with mar atliei, however, to view of the changed lone So­ viet not*, concerting a reply to that note. H I* my hope Hut thereby ad of ua can reach agreement with the Soviet* on an early meeting a* the level of foreign minialeri. Aamm mg development* that juatlfy a aumrner meeting at the aummit. the United Stalei would he ready to partlcipata to Ihto further effort. of trvaiure, and put a mar* In tent* ilrain on all our rraourcaa and eapabUitira. We would become mora and mere like a garmon atate. PortwnatoJy, we do not have to adopt *wrb a deiperate rourte. Nearly 30 nation* have joined with aa to a eooporativo effort to protect freedom. We hiv* beard that our mill tary potture ha* been subordmated to a balanced budget, to the jeopardy of our national defenie. Wa have heard that our de­ fen*** are preaently — or they will he sometime in the futureinadequate to meet recurrent Communist threat*. W# hav* heard that more man powar In our force* than f have recommended la eitcnllal in the preaent circumstance*, for p»y. chologieal reaiona ii M .or lor no other. . . V r reason* orner My frlanda, such aaaertlona aa these are simply not true, They ■I am lure: That we have the are without foundation. . . I courage and rapacity to meet the »tern realltica of the present and Fellow Americana, of one thing the future. We need only to un­ derstand iht i**u*s and to pra» tie* tha self discipline that fro * dom demand* . . Together with our allio* wo stand firm wherever the probing finger of an aggrmor may point. Thua w* Iciicn the rl«k of a g r « » G REEN SBU RO . Ind fUP1> — sion: Thu* w* shall with retohn Authorities today considered per- Uon and couragr, atniggla tv } , h, „ sh, , forward to the dream at a jwto g Sm|lh wh„ . dmitu.a he faked and permanent peace. God helping us. we shall stand a rarer attack to cover hia ap­ propriation of 17.17* in city fund*. always equal to the challenge. Daeatur C o u n t y Pro*eeutor Mayor Confesses; Razor Attack Fake Of lal* I — and I am aura to* American people — have heard or read conflicting Mel me about owe * ■ the tinged JMeieo. aiooe. hod defence*. to carry 'he full burden of de­ fending Ha inter**!* from Hu Communiet threat, wo would have to draft a much larger poetlow of nur manhood Into the armed terLONDON (WPH — Princea* . She watched the touHng Ir.rope fon/*..ed Monday night after Ukvlcrt, spend many more billion* Margarto laughed Monday night of the Comcdle Francai. prevent apols itato , / 'police * ' hZ lbradquartar*: ' 1 ' lL '* ? through a French bedroom fare# Ftqrdeau'a "fw Dmdon' — The fimilb told poliee he took the I NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P lj- C o L bjeh had Mob mey line* the f r . och money to eover a lo»» he *u»- George Griva*. tha aluslva leada* leading maa appeared etnbarreaTbc play la a 19th Century com­ talncd when an unidentified man of the anti•Brlti»h underground on aed. edy with recurring triangle aitua- wlndlcd him out of W 000 in a Cypru*. emerged from year* 4 tion*. a caat of teducer* and ‘■pigeon drop" confidence gam*, hiding today and left by plane fcw CINCINNATI, Ohio fU PI) — The mayor originally claimed Atherv* and a hero'* welcome, fl’rla, and bed* a* the main «taga George Gurkrnhergrr, who hasn't three men lured him to hie pHThe Greek government aaeit lw» prokbeen to New York for many Stage aeducer Jean Mayer waa vata office, where he also oper- tpecial plan a to the Brttiah Royal year*, recently received a aum embarra vrd Ixrth for tha naughty ate* an accounting »ervire, Feb. Air Force ba*e hare to pick up mon'* from Ihe city'* Magistrate's W AKKFIKU), Mae* (U PI) - French line* ami the fact that the 21 and attacked hia with ralor Grivaa and hta party. He waa Court ordering him to appear within 10 day* on a speeding Clean living pay* off In this town. girl he wooed in the play waa blade*. He >aid he fainted and th* taken to the airport in a Greek artallarla looted hi* office -if Consular car. cbxely followed by Don Young, a . hat applied for Engli'h and named Maggy. charge, mall a check for flQ or Dem-c Noel, who played th# t-S.OOO In city court fine* ard Greek Archbishop Makarloa. face revocation of Ma driver'* M- a 110 grant Dom the Jonathan Nlchola Temperance and Tobacco part of Maggy, >ald the princea* f3.INI In cash bonds, ernae. One of Smith’s dutiev as mayor Guckrnberger had ■ ready ee- Fund, admlnlitarod by town of­ seemed to enjoy It Immensely. Quern Muther Elizabeth, lardy i» to serve aa elly judge, handling planallon, though. Aa rogiatrar of ficials. Niehol* estaUiahed Hr* fund inChurchill. I^ady Eden, and a ho*t noatly traffic ca*e*. He al«o I* KM l l l l n l • MMU motor vahlrlea for Hamilton .VatI' • l» h «r# h ) * I Y*n th a t I $■ County, Ohio, hit name appeara 1MJ to pay young men $10 for of other name« of Rritiih society chairman of the County Republi • nir«««>l In hut i t . ^wt «t R o u t * 1. j,01 2ti tunford. riorid*. undae on all llrrnae* liturd In the coun­ abstaining from liquor and smok were In the audience. So w*« th* tan Committee. U rd Scar Smith, married and th* father «h* fietlilou* «.m* »f Am*rlo*a ty. A rcaident apparently receiv­ ing between H»e *•** of Id and lord chamberlain, ed a speeding ticket In New York I I. brough, who»* job rt ia to een»er of three children, ha* been mayor 'f ValYbuVinl** Vad thaV t* Young I* tha I0*h appkeant In , all performance* to th* Brltoh in this community of 1,UW for t» r**itt«r >*tn» parauaat i* Oh and the policeman (imply wrote •«l et V)r rJia etatu(«ft. It out to George Guckrnberger. Ihe pait 44 yean. I theater. I nine year*. fflatnn Racy Lines Amuse Princess Margaret smBh „ Underground Boss Headed For Greece Motorist Thinks, Acts Very Quickly Clean Living Pays Young Man At 23 Legal Notice vk Cl to a Of ~ m Bl to at «• i d Yr fi fcl H «a a I to “ *v> ''•i- • a YoweH*, Hanford and Scminolo County'a moat / <*>o klop ahopplnjg for fh# onfiro famllF. Lfi y T o u l Whd ahoppin^ la ao m*y, with nice aelop- * \l Mop, of vnry atyliah cloth** Vo mrsk* your F.aator 14 • £ k't I ’.in uh n g ao antArt. ii Wl I . • / * I y, f a l \ I Hat! 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M any different a iiM and shape* . . , and moat im port­ ant o f alt. when you purehae* a W h itin g A D avla handbag* — you're purchasing q u ality. A nd of course D A W X E L L E G L O V E S , one aUe fits all In afretehies, o r nylon. W hite and pastels in sevrvral different atylee. 3.00 - 5.00 7.95 -17.95 I * r | f ill. H A N FO RD t • *W a t o v it a C h a rg * A o co a n ta " �r = 1 % Chamber Corrects 1). S. Hay Agree To European Zone Weather Nonsense An oversight on th* part of .Chamber of Commerce President S ta c k Cleveland Jr. ha» caused the "misty weaGicz" d the paat few days. Cleveland failed lo appoint a weather committee. Chamber of-1 flclaU said Thii vital portion o( Florida'* economy ha* been neg-i lected. and the rain* have come down unchecked. Cleveland moved to remedy tha aituatlon thii morning. Heading the newly-formed board la "Sun- *hlne" Odham. at*i*ted by Cecil ••Fair" Tucker. vice-chairman. Other appointeea In c lu d e Bright" Perkins. ' Llearance Redding. General ,Toreca»t Hut chiton. 'Sunny'' Rabcm. and Herle "Warmer". The nominating committee considered the applicalion of "Rainy" Deal, but felt hi* appointment might caute a continuation of inclement weather The Committee wtU begin lm mediately. "Sunshine" declared Ihtf morning. Deconcentratioo of inlet* ii high on 'be agenda. Of­ ficial* fell that the elimination of thi* public nuisance might lure the tun back to Ita former horn*. If Issues Settled S it ? ^ a u f n r it I j m t l i i ' an in d e p s n d e n t d a il y n ew sp a p er * SANFORD. FLORIDA N O . .193 U n ite d i*rm e Leaned W ire F.aUbliahed 1908 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. 1959 VOL XLIX WASHINGTON (U PD — The United State* wa* reported willing B . toda* to discuss with Russia aom# ,ort ° f demilitarued tone tn Cen,f al Europe tf it i* tied in with a *,n * r»' r'ttlemmt of the problem* of a divided German). American lh# report acknowledged hat thi. anP ™ *’ w,,h thr British view. The British believe creation of such a sone separating Communist and Western forces would in it­ self, lie worthwhile in easing Euro­ pean tension*—even if it were not | relat-d to specific progress on the German problem. Reconciling the divergent Mul­ TALLAH ASSEE (L T D — the ish-American view* on "disengage- j Grand Legislative Ball baa been H O N O L U L U ( U P I ) — H ear A tlm . iU’iijnm in E . M o o r* ment" ia seen here at one of the | Captain Jamal Robert R*s*d> twitched from April • to April U. major tasks faring President E is­ will assume command ol the Jackrevealed Unlay that Kun-sinn a u l i n i a r i m a n i l .surface ahiiut enhower and British Prune Min­ sons die Natal Air Station next | have been ''iituoplita" along I Ilf N nvy'e l ’a u lic b a rrie r be­ ister Harold Macmillan in their tween Midway and the Aleutian.-. 'uly, succeeding Capt Elliot W Thieve* broke into the new club- week-end conference*. w L A K E WORTH ( UPI >—Donald Moore com m and* the l,?»()0mile idee In mien fence w h o ** Renk, tl. was crushed to death house at the Mid Florida Golf Pariah J r . who I* retiring alter SO Elsenhower and Macmillan ap­ *hi|ia and radar pU n c* extend the D E M (d i-ta n t e a r ly under a grading machine Tuesday Course last night, and mad# off pear lo have reached general year* service. after he fcU Horn his bicycle. - with ft*00 In cash and a large agreement-although for different warning) syurra to the raidReedy is 'he former cum-.iander _ _ amount of golf equipment. Pacific. reason*—on the nrc.1 to hold a ol Heavy Attack Wing tme al the ts summer summit conference with Sanford Naval Air Station, .'e lc(t The admiral said Navy radar TAMPA (U PI)— House Speaker- manager \ernon Dunn at IPSO a. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev constellations anti destroyer pick­ Sanford Iasi July to assume hiv Designate Tom Beasley say* he m and French President Charles de present command, as skipper ol et* have made numerous contacts Dunn said the office safe had Gaulle. with Soviet naval unit* all along favora a five or six per rent a the aircraft carrier PSS Lexing been destroyed completely with Macmillan is convinced, his aides ton. the Pacific barrier area eross-the-bo ud spending cut. sledge hammers Papers and report, that agreements with Rus­ "Their surface ships." the ad­ In c Lexington has iu>t returned piece* of the safe were scattered sia to settle tome of Europe’s miral said, “ have patrolled Use to San Dlrgu from * trip to tinthroughout the building. length of our Partfir barrier, and MEMPHIS, Tenn (U PD —Rut-1 ____ _______ _ . _____ _ problems can be achieved only by Far East and will lc«ve again Also__________ stolen was money from _the direct talks with Khrushchev him­ April 21. During Die next tour. we've spotted Red submarine* tell Jordan. 39. Miami, lost lioth fiiijr tli'm a c h in e ." T h i' clubhouse self anooping the area." Capt. Reedy will lie relieved to ON A RAINY DAY — Dick Maibaurr (left) and Tony legs Tuesday when he fell between and"pro pro shop are contained tn one Two men who rained separata Eisenhower still hope* for some take over his duties at Jackson two bni rara tn the Frisco Hall­ building. Entrance wai made by Risinger, member* of the Corpua Christ!. Tex., team of accidents last night and early to­ The Rather* Point based ad­ "worthwhile result*" at a prior xllle. miral sail! bscause of security way yarda. Ills San Francisco Cdaita. wait on the weatherman to breaking in through the bark door, foreign ministers’ meeting in midday were released from the city reasons. It was impossible to During his Far Ka>1 command. Dunn u id . start sp rin g training in S in if t m l. (Herald S t a f f I ’hoto) May in Geneva, jail this morning after potting speril)' <•>•* times, location* or Mrs. Itecdy and their live children # Investigating are Sheriff* Dep­ t-ind* ol f 104 each further Identify the Soviet ship*. have remained in Sanford at Silver D U BU Q U E. Iowa f U P I»— It was uties Vem Brewatvr and Carl C Clifton Marvin Will*. 31, was A spokesman for the 4 000 man I akr. Capt. Heed) will arrive here a bad day for tha Irish. Burglars Smith. Authorities in Volusia and charged with driving while In- naval command *aid rnntntnv.it Tuesday for two d*)i leave prior took cart from Mr*. Dorothy Orange Counties have been alert­ toxlratrd and leaving the scene round Ihe clock sea and air pa­ to thr next Far East lour. Murpby'a tavern and also robbed ed. of an accident after hit car trol* are nowr being run the en­ Krcsl), 44, Is l native of Clove V O Mara's market. The Mid-Florida Golf Course •truck a parked vehicle on Gen tire length at the mirth Pacific land. O. He was relieved last July opened several months ago in the by Capt. Janies D. damage, pres­ eva Avr. last night. where Japan sent its undetected larngwood area. Trrr> DeMars la ent commander of Heavy Attack Pollen said Wells fled from the task force to attack Pearl Harbor HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Actress the club profruional. A .Sanford girl will ride in the Wing line. scene tn hi* ear, which was found on Dec 7, tail. High altitude Corinn# Calvat and actor Jeff Fiesta Parade April 2 in Winter 'Ahat do havrhall player* do on new gloves (many of which ar abandoned in the buthea shortly winds of more than IM) milea an Stone announced through their at­ Park. a diy w u-n the weatherman r e ­ nvt-d) to,lav and other equip after, at 21th St. and Adams Avc. hour tiring northwestern Am eri­ torney Tuesday they have agreed Miss Sandra McKinney, one of ment, and planning Ihe training Combined damages wrre rstimat- ran ami Canadian cities within fuses to cooperate? on a trial separation. the best trick and fanry riders In Bra I. swap tall tales, steep, schedule when the sun doe* poke I rtl at ff<00. Well* listed hia rrtl- four hour* jet flying lime of Rus­ the South, will help launch the i ilence at 2411 Adams 4’ourl. sian airfields that dot the Kam ­ talk about the weather and their through a heavy overcast. three day "Wild West” relchra T. A. Green. VAII 7, was lakcn chatka Prnintiil*. Heavy overcast* rhamet for a pennant in 195U. Yesterday, Corpus ChnsU was WASHLNGTON (U PI) — Seiratlon at Rollins College. Heavy rains airier Sunday have forced to pan up its first exhibi­ to ihe dniientary at N A S . San-| along Ihe route have made this ■ £ tary of State John Foster Dull** Sixteen year old Sandra l« thr made baseball spring training an tion game with tie Mobile Rears ford willi a deep laceration of the built in avenue to the Americas WASHINGTON (U PD Defense mads plans today to go soon to daughter cf Mrs. I I McKinney, I fare, wlirn the car in which he for any ancak attack launched by come "warm, tunny place" to Secretary Nell H MrElroy warned owner of the Ride A While stables OTTAWA (UPI) — B r i t i s h "Indoor sport" for the minor of the Southern Association. To wa* riding struck another on Park Russia. • today that the free world must be b-ague team* of the San Francisco day, three other teams were sche rest from hla cancer treatmenU. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan Admiral Moore told U D he » a ( prepared to reslat "one probing She will ride her palomino, com arrived today (or a brief round Glints training in Sanford doled lu join Corpus Chrisll util Avr early today. Driver of the ear was William rrrtaln the Russians wrre aware I action after another" by Common- plete with silver saddle. The of talks with ( .vnailtin leaders, Club officials have hern busy Phoenix players at the Giants' stable* are providing horse* for Henry Eutly, also of VAII 7. Eudy that Ihe barrier plane* anil uhlpa iat Russia or China. poing over rosters, breaking out dormiloritt on Mrllonvillp. the latest In a scries of discus SAN BERNARDINO, U a I If . In testimony before the House the Rollins students. All partici­ tlon* to "consolidate and confirm Slated fur arrival today were wa* charged with driving while had now reached a fully opera­ ( U P D — Mr*. I n r i Hoagland re­ Foreign Affaira Committee, Me- pant* will be dressed in western the united will of Ihe Wevtern Springfield. Fresno ami llavtings. Intoxicated and failure tn have tional stage. ported to the sheriff Tuesday that Elroy strongly supported the Els­ costume. Already here, in addition to play tut vehicle under control T h e; thlevea stole (he two doors off her The parade will lie led by Sheriff world" for negotiation! with the enhower administration's request ere on Phoenix and Corpus Out- parked ear wa* owned by Joseph Soviet Union. bam. No horses were missing. Dave Starr s Orange County posse, for authority to spend t3.tno.ooo.xll rustrrs, were the Giant*' chief Daffron. IS<»3 Park Avr. Cmnbin- j Negotiations on the German 000 on f o r e i g n aid in the 12 and la scheduled to begin at 1 p scouts, tram managers and othir rtl damages were estimated at • O ld G r a d s T o M e e t m. at Park Aar. and Canton St. in situation must be held thi* sumliV ). montha beginning July 1. club officials. mejr, Macmillan to’d ncvrainen. G A IN ESV ILLE (U PI) Old i lie nah*. "If I ha free v -rid tin Winter Park. A minor accident at Third St ' "Just w*iting■', Isn’t easy, espe­ Roy Rrlicr, Loii|Wno.r land 4c 1 Hie Rrilith leader will hold gTads will be on hand here Friday not stand up firmly to these and French Avc. at 7 SS a in cially wlirn offtil.il* are cooped CAIRO (U P D — The Middle thi.-e hours of formal talk* here velopcr, will suppl) a aurrry for and Saturday for the annual meet* probes when they are Initiated, we tndav resulted In the arrest of Ing of the University of Florida nia> well he forced with the major Rollins College President Hugh F. today b. fore moving on lo Wash­ Ka*t Newt Agency, In * diipatrh up willi a hunch of eager young William Kenneth Pearson for im- i sler* With one eye on the sky. laid to have been apprnvid by Mrs. Norma Pyle, 72. pasted Alumni Association. conflict as the Communists, pres­ McKean and Mrs McKean, and ington Thursday for hi* main President Gurnal A N'aiirr him official* were rautlous aland the proper brake* The other ear inNorth Ameriran talk* with Pre* away at 2 p m. yesterday In her solved wa* driven hv Scranton sing ahead with their win . by­ a tram and wagon lor the Fiesta self, charged today that Russia *turt of training. tdrtlt Eiveiibowrr lunne on Myrtle Avr , where the threat policy, make it imperative King and Quern randldalrs However, drills will start a* wain Willie Thompson Macmillan said hit visit here want* to 4 .object the er.ilrr Arab T h r parade will end in the Sand had lived for Hie past fivr years 1.AKE C ITY (U P D - Suwance that al some poln' we meet the a* possible Afler .ill. there are spur ilowl. where the celebration ami his talks with the President, area to rum muni till " with Mr and Mr*. II L. Moore. River spilled over lit hanks today, Issue squarely." The dlspateh marked the fir»t exhibition game* to lie played, afler hit recent visits lu Moscow, Mr* Cylo wai the wife of tha making one state road impassible McKIroy said it would be "short will be held. Bonn and Paris, were living dove­ direct attack on Russia lu the playrr* to lie assigned and pm late A. I* Cyle. She wa* born . . and forcing several families In sighted indeed" if this country tailed into the "wider interna­ United Arali Hepuhllc'i conflict ii a nl * lo lie won, Ihe weatherman May I, IHWi, m Everest Kan She guwanre County from their homes spent more than 40 billion dollars p t ' l f* C a. tional negotiation wlilrh most fol with communism in the Mideaat. notwithiisniling. was a member of the First Pre*, T1 rv l ,or *•* own armed forces but de D G n C f l t O O H I C j C l \a*»er made no nirntion of Mm low later thi* year.'* by terlan Church, the It- ’ ahs, and T l'U C k B e c o m e s I o n c l rimed to spend "the much smal r* CL ' I L British official* evpect the up cow in hi* speeches tail week at the Royal Neighbor* of CoffeeOLDSMAIt (UPI) — Toe racing rr sums needed to maintain and l O T J U M P C L l U O shot will he an Ea I West foreign •ailin'' t*’e Hi d • supported re program at Sunshine Park horse modernire the force* of our allies a Couple of Glnnle HOLLYWOOD (U PD — Two vlllo, Kan. ianta Ph.mlx ministers* m rrllni In Crn>v». hr gime In Iraq Survivors Include two rhitdren, men killed ra-h other t-nlay af track was called off today because which are essential to our whole and Corpus Christ I variety, will Informed * nines *,dd however ginning around May tl and last Mr* II. I. Moore. Sanford, and torrential rains turned thr parking defense concept Irr a mom to reOtr gun duel in a Collide in the third annual Itemthat Nas*er personally authoriied ing four tn *ix week*. Krmirth llyutlainr. Jupiter; ona Thr Sf'tninulf County court* lot into a giant pond fit ha-ehnll game for the Sanford today's dlspati h laying Dial Pre ItoUtf to*ti fllln l toitli l.akc Mmi- HnliywiMNt homo slatrr, 'Ira Alfreil Arney, AppleHie men dueled over Mrs Shrine Club. niter Nikita Khruihrhrv "opened rnr «*oni|rtnnjiti«»n Dorothy Chester, 4*. who rront Creek. O. The teams, champion* of the Ihe battle between Arab national ttjlt* for right* f tony hexnfi, yenFuneral srrvleea will lie held ly separated fr.mi her wealthy Pacific Coast and Texas la-avui*. L A K E C ITY ('JP D -F n u r aepa O n Z o n i ' f l d P l e O S ism and the new Communlat Im ­ trfiln y. Thursday at 3 p m In Rritson hti-liand, Simon Chester. rate firrs were «ct in the Lake respectively, will meet April » perialism " Hearing* will be held next at 7:30 p. m. In Memorial Sta­ Ttorntjr two •ult« nr** to Killed wrre ex convict Rartu-y Funeral llomr The Rev, A. G. I'lfr-dy and cool with o rra *lo n a l City High School today, and au­ Cairo newspaper* carried on Silva. 33 year old restaurant rbain Mrlnnl* will officiate Burial will thorities said they definitely were month on several nrw plats, sub­ dium. rain through Thursday. H igh to­ the campaign today with a Sit ram i • mr Iwfsur Circuit J V o l i * mitted yesterday by Zoning Board set by an arsonist Proceeds from thr game will day U In 43, low tonight .10 In AO. of report* about allegid atrocities U ilium* in ll.r rf»nilrinti»tiun of ro owner, and j t i t tihitlclan Jack lie in Evergreen Cemetery. T?ie Director Bob Brown. |.ri*i»crty in U kp Mnnn># nUuif Sorin, 47. Sorln wax Mr*, x'h.-»t family requests that flowers be ro to the Shrine Club's charity North and norlhraat winds in tn in Iraq emitted. thto path of th# IntcraUifr lli*fh er a cousin ! Included I* the new develop and building funds. IS m ile . |ier hour. One rejMiri «alil 24 Iraqi «tu tony. Only two hint !>rrn fiiin ment of Kasthrook, on the old police »aid Sorin. wl-o livid # H U D D ER SFIELD E n g la n d dents were killed In * el*»h with plrint >r>trf.lay mfti*i ni*i ft. Dodd property In »outh Seminole witli Simon Chcitrr, went to lb# S t O t C S u r V C y i n Q ( U P I ) — David Burt collected a the Communist* Friday, while residence shortly after 2 a m _ . __ ' prile for rating 44 sausages at County. The subdivision will In­ others had been tenlrnrcd to and foimd Silva th e r e He In gan on* sitting, to beat other contes: clude several hundred homes, death by kangaroo court* set up built by the Bramur Development tn argue with Mr* Chester ateuil entrants. Thr prize: A pound of by the Rid • run students' un — . _ . , A nines of county roads is 1th­ Co. her relationship with Silva and or ■ausagr. ion Ai lea* one of the doomed j 1 0 A i d r i r C n O U S C ing made t.) Ihe Stale Road De­ Area* to be toned Industrial in drrrd her to stop seeing linn men was said tn have been exe partment | elude Spring Hammock, site of The l ake Msrv Fire Department During the quarrel Sorin whip cute«l on the spot. >the new Dynatronlrs plant, and will sponsor a "Benefit Nighl" at I til out a .72 aulomatir and la­ j Die road* are ralrd on 20 condi­ SOUTHERN P I N E S . N. C. II *ir»« in the Five Points area, Sanford and Seminolr County We wire total strangers and hi ttir Sim ii IjimJ Ride (li Tiicattr to gan to heal Mrs Chester un thr tions. intituling safety, tight dis­ (U P D —Stoic owner K. C. John­ tance, right*-n| nay* for developnight where a paint and plasllca fac­ today received another "most hrl|H-d us In many ways Hr took brad and ilumlilers. son ran a newspaper a<i saying: tory 1* planned courteous" vote from an out of us to a fine multi the Fountain . ment and adrqotlr pavement. The iliMilite feature will Include Stls a then ilrrw a W “All stuck must go." Thieve* Podge, whrre we stayed for two townrr. . , , .... / * ' " <f ' Joint project between the "llrautlfid Bill Dangrrnu*" and and. . fired at Sorm The two men -ni| r„ „ , , (r|„ rtmpnti |hp broke into the place and haultd William J Cullen, Miami, cast days tn recuperate from thr cf "Congo Criming." Pritcredi will rxrliangrd fire as Ih e j. moved dN.|,r,.(| away goods valued at 11.200. Sanford'* new trlrphon* direct l.e unil for the completion uf the declared .-,hp "the u . , t his vote in behalf of Seminole in feels of the accilrnl through the house toy has an increase af aKiul t.txwj basis for pnqier road planning" by "Also many thanks lo Mr a letter to Charlie Morrison, pub firrhouse Mrs Cheater ran from County Ft.gineer llol. ftavia. lie relations director fur the (Claude) lllltell of Holler Mmol llvttnr* over thr old one reports h»«u*e. tclrpliuneil her hutband and A repiitl on the survey wav made Co., who helped us tn gel aunt er It-.'i x . dib-i manager of Southern WEST PALM REACH ( L T D — Chamlier of Commerce asked him to rail police Hell in Sanf.ird There art ap­ lo County Cnmmulonrrt by Hen­ ear as our own was ton hadly Said Cullen. "On March II, I How short are short shorts? When police arrlsul they tound ry R. Boggs, of Ikd.amL City Prosecutor Tom Bailey said wa* Involved, unfortunately, in damaged to continue our trip Mv proximately tt.2uQ listing* Silva drad ami Sorin dying. L A K E L A N D (U PD — The Flor­ The first and la>t listings remain an autanioblle accident on the wife and I will always term oilier there’s no way to tell, not legally ida Citrus Commission says Presi­ outskirts of Sanford. I would like thr mmy kindnesses in the Town the tadie— AAA Tre* Scrslee and Bill Rerily, Stair Representative dent Elsenhower has signed a hiU And he forvardrd his opinion to Zwosta. Wm. J The name which from Lake County, will le llir D a n c i n g T o n i g h t to express my thanks to a wond­ of Sanford, Florida " allow mg Florida and Texas citrus the city manager Except for a small error In appears Ihe molt times Is. of guest speaker tomorrow at Ihr JayHalley wai ordered by the rit> erful police officer. Mr. A. M A beginner's claoa men tn resume coloring their or I Slim) Galloway, who to ably Galloway's nunc, and tills, the course "Sm ith", with 10* list­ re* luncheon to draw up a local ordinance pro' denring will be held angrs A "shrimp boil" will be spunReedy will give detail* about tonight in the annex of the Civic The Commission said it wa* ad­ htblting girls from wearing short helped us out of our difficulties. letter Is a perfect Chamber of ings. IS more than thr old dir "He was most kind and eon Commerce publication Galloway's ectory. ran- relation*, rights, education Center. At f IS p m , the regular >i>n-d Sunday- by the Chief Petty vised of the action late Tuesday by ‘ hurts on city streets Hut Bailey said aurh a law would t« Impos- siilcrate in every way. and ia to .initials are "J. Q ' and he's the Sanford definitily is glowing. and opportunities In the modern | (lass of experienced square dan- Officer* Mc-i at the Sanford Na­ Ren. Spessard Holland. tlhle to enfoirr tal Air Station. «outlirrn state*. be commended for his eiflc.ency. | constable Sbedden m«*rts rers will start Thr util. which' pasted thr House All CPO* and their gue«t* will _ Friday, permits thy rtlrus Indusgather at 2 p m In th« recreation v tries tn use thr old Reo al until I air* at the Cl't) Club. May I. A law permuting the use of All the shrimp “ yuu Can eat** Red 32 expired Feb. 2*. but the will coat 12 for adult* and $t for extension gives fruit shippers time children. Soft dunks will he *erlo get ready for the new color, j ved. Profit# (tom the thrimp boll Citrus Red No. |. will go to the Babe Ruth League The orw color agent contains The County Commission yester ' a clean bill af health on the Ihrm food or anything that Hie rould manage "pretty wrll* on to (lie home until told that "we alarm hells were Installed tn (he fund. murh lest toxicity than Red St. day protested charge* of thr Long county home 1 am sure they will management needed money (or. Hip budget ol 122 WJO * year lie werrn t needed anymore, as there ball* In cate of fire. A telephone ! All retired Chi. f Petty Officer* wood Citiren's League about eon provide the proper money for any''We have just rmployrd an lold Cninmltsloner* that Hie pat were too many boise*." in the Infirmary wist considered In the Sanford Orlando area are dltiona at the Seminole County, thing within rea*on " engineering firm to survey *11 die lent* seemed happy *rd bad gain "It I* Hu- Commissioner's r»- another safety factor. liivlled lu attend. Home. In answer to statements that public building* Now isn't Hie rd weight since he came tn the *|Min*ihilltiri to lake rare of th* Krider rmphatyird that Ihe j In a release to the press list an audit would he demanded, time to put n*w furrilure in an home last October. cHlrens in Hi* county home. wr building would h« considered un "We definitely nave a problem," brought romlitmiu at the home up dor the prevent survey by Jatnri County schools will he closed week. ■ spokesman said report* Herndon added. "The state audited old ludding. if «• may tear It Fr.day, while teacher* and dele­ had been received that fund* our hook* through Sept, lo last down. Certainly, there are no fnli* Krider said. *'Tlir building is old several times, but we Just talk Gamble Roger*. Mr*. Boyd was gates attend the state meeting of from the home'* budget had been year and gave the county a clean on the windows and trie oil cloth and Hie condition has accumulated rd aKrut It Nothing wa a done. authorized lo conduct a monthly bill of health." is cracked, but we are conn-rn- over the years. No one has paid Rrpalra were mail* in accordance inspection of th# home, and Scott the Educational Association in diverted to other sources. Members and houfcguesti of the The statement wa* rrfuted by John KrtJ*r said, "We are not rd with food, mediral care and loo murh attention to it " Tampa. with tha Slate Board of Health'* was lold to get the leaking roof in Elk'a (Tub will attend a St. Pat­ Ernrat Cowley, bandmaster at Commiaaion Clerk O. P. Herndon covering up anything at the roun- attention. Coinmixionera said they had recommendations, h.twever." Mr*. thr infirmary filed. rick's Day danre, Saturday, i t th# Remlnole High School, is running yestrrday. He aald SI.KX) was add ly home. Thi* ia the last place Present at th* meeting were visited the home and found Ihe Boyd said. She added that citi­ Krider concluded Ihe arsdon by Elk'a Club In Sanford. ad to the fund laat year whtn the for people whose families have for office in tha Association. Grady Scott, superintendent of the food good and th« resident* "well zen* should go lo Commissioner* say ing, "If wa are going to remo­ An all-girl orchestra win play !L T. Mil wee, superintendent at home ran short of money. disowned them, or who have no home, Mr*. Abbl* Boyd, County pleased" before protesting In the pres*. del the home, it will be refurnish­ for dancing from V p. m. to i a m. •rhoots, will attend the state tuper"This hoard has always taken living relallves. it shouldn't he Health Dept Director and her Mrs. Rnyd told Ihe Bn»rd that The Board cited Improvement* ed. These rabble rousrrs don't Ticket* ar* am iable at the club visors meeting, which will be held rare of Hie request* from the, considered * high class nursing assistant, Mr*. Irene Vernay. i up uuUl three year* ago her de- made by Scott since hi* Installa­ know what they art laUUng cr from R F. Mapra. KncrvaUap# tame time. Tha H al* V a hav*- acvsr fteou told tb* Board ib*t ha panw*nl bed mad* **«*!# ictp* tion a* wpMintsAdcot. Last week, about." should be mad* by Friday. News Briefs Ball Date Switched fGrader Kills Youth Spending’ Cut Lyed Snooping In Pacific Russ A d m ira l S a y s Sub s Eye U. S. Defense Reedy To Assume Command Af Jax Thieves Get $900, Golfing Equipment Two Drivers Freed From Jail On Bond Following Mishaps # theft wa* discosered by • Both Legs Cut Off Bud Day For Irish Local Girl To Ride in Rollins' Fiesta T ria l’ Separation Dulles Seeking Sun Defense Boss Says Reds Will 'Probe' Players Await Sunshine To Start Training Here Macmillan Slaris Canadian Parleys Barn Doors Stolen Nasser Says Reds Seek Arab World Mrs. Norma Cyle Dies Af Home Here Suwannee Flooding Court Suits Set On Right-Of-Woy 4 Fires At School Hearings Slated Two Duel To Death In Hollywood Home Weather Prize Was Fitting Courtesy P a y s O ff For County A g ain And Did It Go! ' Orange Coloring t Reportedly Okay Shorts How Short? Well, Short Short Roads In County Benefit Night Set Phone Book Shows 1,000 More Here Reedy Will Speak To Local Jaycees ‘Shrimp Boil’ Set SCSI By Station Chiefs Commission Says ( 'ounty Home Issue To Be Settled Schools To Close <) For Teacher Meet Elks Will Dance At Club Saturday �fflif f e jifo ri Ir r s lh Spring Three Days Away, But Winter Holding Fort P eje 2—Wed. Mar. 18, 1352 Quotable Quotes >1 I n t* ■ » u ft * b t* 9 d M k v| 1/nitrd Frew lmrrnjlinn.il WASHINGTO.V _ Irtah lT r ii drnt bean O Kelly lauding Pre»ldent KHenhowcr it i St. Pitrtrk't Day dinner; •'He probably I* the mn«t Im­ portant stalrgman In the world to­ day." Hutchins To Open Fern Park Store HOLLYWOOD — Kdilte Kiaher on the tinting of hit TV ahnw aft cr ai* year* and 4*4 «h<>w.•it la tlx- rnd of something. I'm a little bit aid and i little bit relifted." Ml U N , Italy — Leading Italian «fr«igner Simonrtta commenting ftp Hi* rxpuldon of five foreign faihion modrla for not hating RAIN CATCHERS—This In n typical scene Work permit*: “•*Tm furloua. ft'* tho*e mon at th* Sanford Post Office on a rainy day. Hera In Itftljr* who cannot “find Altogether, there are five bucket* catching Mrork who atarled ihlt." Taxes, Taxes, Taxes the rain leaking in from email holes in the ceiling of the Post Office. (Herald Staff Photo) Band Snubbed, New York Loses Charm m HAVANA — Miguel Huqur de Katrada. judge advocate a! Cu bana Fortran, on the arrn t of NLW YORK (L 'P li— Don't ever tcvrral United Statei citizens on •Utpicion of amuygling' mention the St. Patrick'* Day • "Any American coming here Parade to M lush ichonl band With nothing to hide nerd not fear member* from SI. Petcrrburg hii freedom.'* whole hard-earred expectation of : S P R IN G FIEL D , III. — Sen. Ilia- marching up Filth Averse* wa* fcert II. Humphrey (D-Minn.) | Waited by heartlcaa officials, promivmg farmer* (hat Congrca*' While nu/.rxi Trl«hmen, «eho.d jemild not lei the Republican ad fj,jdrcn. lodge member*, and a tamiauatmn cut pr.ee auppor.a to hljndred b, nd, frnm „ ( ir , w i) erta I’rea.dent elect of the Ameriran Handmatterx Association and hadn't the Parade Committer writ­ ten him Feb. a asking the band to participate in the St. Patrick * Day event? Roberts had done everything re­ queued In the committee letter— lent a check for 110 to cover the entry fee and aupplied a detrnntlon of the hand with it* "superior ‘ rating in slate rnnteal* and ap­ pearance* at Orange Bowl foot­ ball fame*. But a* the hojra paired and Rob­ erta did not return to the hotel with ordera to march, the lively group in thrir Kelly green uni­ form* began to lose hope. They •topped lingering their inatrumenu, the aeven rretty majorettes i stopped fingering their inatru; ..nr, and the eight rhaperone* l -lopped saving everything would I lum out all right" Finally Roberta ahowed up with the had newt: The band could not march because the parade com­ Tin* all music a m ice, * The mittee »aid it had not received in Paiuon And Reaiirr-ction of our detailed description of r.r»t*„ie^ Uv awrance Lord" will be presented by W a 2 P' u " . m, . W l „» ,w. ,h« inarching unit would 1«menbera of the (Tsancel choir of f |u(le or a )(Jt 0< , he numbcrt lt L'f j J Ian Church )f,tended to play. Children Arrested Deaths H Ex-Justicc Buford Dies; Funeral Set M i ;lHil!"'i!]|l:': ' -|T -I U. S. 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Soltines Marts! racist 28c Hankies NabUrn I'rrmium 3 25c M iitsl liinnrr 1 ib. 25c Napkins 40 ct. 17c Data rgrnt Dash Feature: 1:0(1.3:1! • f»:2R 3:12 RIGHT* Western Tender A & P GOLDEN Cream Style Hood '33' R tfS SC U "SUPER DRESSED MtfNTIE and Adding Machines For SALE | I L BACON 2 85c I Beef Liver 1 39c Red SnapperLb59c | Pork CJhops^ _69c tZ’JL IS T L S T * - WHOLE or RIB HALF 1 . Lb. PhjfS. II t e r m Lb. J Lb- $ 2 *79 Hi i :i . Your Cue lo EXTRA CASH SAYINGS! Ired Californians Can Blame Smog H Birthday Buys Oalore... -jj ,, wired mualc ayatem in the hotel lobby «a> playing "Take "Sle Home Again. Kathleen'* aa Rob­ ert* explained how he bad search­ ed In vain for two daya for a par­ ade official or a city authority in­ terested enough In the band'i plight to rut the red tape, A* far a* the kid* were concern­ ed. they were willing to ba taken home right then and there. Somehow New York had Ion it* charm. Not even a late afternoon anow— the first ever xren by many of the Xiungstrr*—could make up for the feeling that Ihe big city had let ! them down. direct federal fundi now is on After all. waan t their Mr. jfobt holr member* taking part In band to supply the building need* l _ — ! the tuneful ohitrvanre of the Fa*, of any eligible appliran.. ter acason are: altoa. Mme*. Fu. u loan funda may be used lo con 1 sene Fstridge. Roy Mann, Joseph y n ic t , improve, alter, replace, or •trserto, Rudy Sloan. Leon Walker; 1 i -••pair farm homra and other es •oprano*. Mme*. David Bach, It. •grntlal farm Imililings. Tlie loans a e n , I t'nrnrll. Frnrat Galloway, Alice may be made for perlo.1* up In A H f l r \ p y U a r l i p r 1Gajlor, Robert Graham. Nick S3 year* and the Interrit rate *,*. H l l v l J w A I D l l l w J Rfeifauf, Charles Wilke, Misses four per rent per year on the Joan Wilke and Patty Walker. arunpaid balance. Each loan will * K 'V YORK (L'PIt—Police The ha«set are Warren Adam*. srtgage on the r r ' ’ " 1 1,1 children, ranging in * k c , , be tecurr.l by a mortgage farm, aubjeci to any existing _________ prior ,r,MU ,0 *° Ji jeara old. Tueadgy* ! ! , ^ r , . l * ? , 1' ' f-?*'! night on on charge! cliargri they they participated partuipatnl ^Ilf ford McKibbm, ( harle* Mnrrlliens. night Andrew Bracken.. KINGSTON*. Jamaica. B W. I. The Farm er* Home A.lmlnlvtra-1 In aex parties in the apartment *on: tenor. Walter f.lelow, William Hoag. _ No<1 NcwU)n Nether*olc. lion only makes loans when *ati»-1 01 • notorious procurer, Roticrt Maro, George Touhy and ftetory credit ia not available from j I'ollc* *»id Ihcir inveatlgallon 51, minister of financr. died Tuc»other aourrrs. The program re I Mill wa* n»i complete and that as Harry Weir. day at his home of a heart attack. An invitation to altrml la rx ccnlly wa* rx|Kinded to make the many aa 3Qteenagers may have tended hy the church lo all who fund* available to owner* who on­ been involved m the parties. NLW YORK tL’P li—Silent film T he jive boy a and five glrla like muuc and who find this and star Helen Olivetti. 64, was ly engage in a small amount of Ihe worshipful afmoaphrre of the will be charged with juvenile de­ farming. candlelit church a fitting way to burned to drath Tueiday in her Green handles the FHA pro­ linquency today. Their name*: apartment here when her clothing observe the significance of the gram In Seminole. Flagler. Volusia, were not revealed. caught fire, apparently from a Faster season. George Dlibin, 41, w*i sought cigarct. Orange and Brevard countlr*. Ills office ia located In room 417. San­ • a the initlgator of the parties, ford Atlantic National Bank Build lie wax arrested last month sin OTTAWA, Ont. (t'P I) — Sidney Ing. Sanford. Additional Informa­ der the name ol Ronald Stevenv L Smith, secretary of state for tion and application blanks arc on charge* of supplying Shu • a cxtrinal affairi. M, died Tuesday night rail girls to wealthy bml available at the ofticf. 1 I in his apartment of a heart at * Mi TAt.LAIIASSKK (L T D — Be neasmrn. p o l i c e said, but hr tark. lirrd Florida Supreme Court Jus jumped t'JO bail and (ltd. Police said Dilbina' apartment tlie Rivers Buford died here lues WASHINGTON (U P D - J Klahr was used for Ihe aex parties be j day night aftrr a short illnra* Huddle, 67, fir at U S. amba-aador lto l.n l. .1. . . . . . t o ! , . I h .r S u .t o d . P h i l Z Z fore be waa arrested on Ihe call chief jualice of the court, from " fc girl charge*. i *; 19-71 to 19.7J and 1913 tu 1941. He I .______ • *4 i 9 O retired March I, 1P4S , , ,, , .. HOLLYWOOD (L T D Mrs t.raveaide a c r v .c , will be at I j j , f„ ( Jrm |rh„ , molflPP v IXINDON' (U P !) — Radio Moa 3 p m. Thuraday «i Wntern , , [ Tow-, In a broadcast beamed feinetcry in Quincy Ilia b»dy will | t 3 iv * * *,m,eh*«l <lipd British listeners, laid Tuesday! y— • I || it lie in state at the Supreme Court Building Thursday from 10 12 a Bight P r e a l d e n t Fiaenhower s 1 I r j n l p v A n m i S r H • apeech Monday night Indirat. I H I|ilC f u liy U Q IU m. ‘the poailhilUy of a thaw In thr \ Ihe irlitrd Justice was born In told war. WASHINGTON tU P li- D r John I'ulavkl, Tenn . Jan. 19. ISIH but # (j The Soviet cnnimrntator re P Hagen »avs the t'niled Stairs moved with hi* family to Wewa ' q.vs I ' R i V r i i r n . i - n , . ” ’ buked .he President for • divot-'»i*l »fy "'try soon* to put three “ “ • “ "•■•“ .. ........ .... . . . i rS ttS«i.*A& “ 5 ? . ^ 2 i Z l ;• Ing a good half ol his ipeech to a *atel!ltea Into orbit simultaneous educated in Tenncater and Cal director, says acientiata don't description of America's great j 1)' with one launching, houn County, ll a , public acboola. think smog viu ir* organic illness war machine." but added that his Hagen head, ihr Vanguard dlHe represented Calhoun County such as colds nr flu. trntative agrrenieiit lo aumml* '' i"M Uf tW 7flllhtl.lt ArrnrrJtitii a in the stair House of Brprrsenta talks "can only be wrleortert'’ and Spare Administration lives in l»ul and was prosecuting nnv'|Uon' t h * a t t * , » * i * ^ u The rew liunrhin; at Cape Ca- atiorney for Gadaden County from , ltIj . "The Pieaideq* oaell on »v * ,e * ' nstant inflammation of called Soviet threatv which exist naveral, F l a . will be an expert- igo* to 1511. i . ,, , , , , . toe eye*. no*e and throat only in the private imagination of mimt n> mrasurr the earth'* mag. Jutlire Buford Itufor.l practiced practived law In 1 » , tnroat xeem Juitlre .4 ! * ' 0M thronlc >4 • some U. S. joiirnaliiti. hut h i* 1nrtic field at variou* altitude* Wrwahitchka. Marianna and ijuin-1 faticue " quahfi.d acceptanic of summit | } n **uje air drag in Ihr rar- ey unlit :9K\ when he wa* ap-1 talks this aurnmer is a good step tBrd atmo*phrre a few hundred pointed viaie atiorney for 'he 9th Judicial ( ircuit by Gov. Albert 5 i i forward," the Moscow Radio laid mllex up. \ "This ia in line with the thawHagen laid Tueediv the rocket W. Gilchrist. lag Ice and melting anow" «** nearly ready and would be, He continued In that office until _______________________ turd "within week*." The aalel- 1971, when lie waa elected attor­ N O W S H O W IN G ney general, and he held the No C h ilrlrfti A l l o w " w‘11 u,p until O l’ K N 12:45 - M A n T K o n ,.. , r ariin rourt •ugurated a n e w casurae — Juvenile ejavirae Ju v e m .e Delinquency. ,u , f „ r |W(, m|| i for adult* only. Red Radio Thinks 'Thaw' Is Coming ii' .Pi" ■ 25-Member Choir To Present Music 01 Easter Season ' "You can count on that, you,** I)u,lln n u rfht‘* <f» »le gxn bank on It, you fan bet jour ol more than a million New York jKonomic lives on it." era, the boy* and g:rla from SI. Petcriburg Senior tligh School rat mm It out In the Paramount Hotel lobby on quiet Broadway. Some of the glrla cried. During the past month they had done bunl dreda of houra of baby-utUng tu 'help earn the 311,000 needed (or *,Ftrm homing loan fundi now i the trip. The buy* had contributed Sunday, .larch . . at . .A p. m. iara available to eligible farmer*, j their snare by wathmg ears, sellThe hour long a m ic e will in­ fanehers, grove owner* and other liug newspaper* and mowing lawn*. clude three organ aclcrtlon* play, With the J kiumIIc u optimism of agricultural people In Seminole ed hy Mra. George Touhy, mini*County, Curlia J . Green, local 'youth, the student* believed until well wftrr the parade started that ,rr "f music. am vrvi^r ......... i Band Director llverett Kolwrta So!" portion* of the number* x ',ou1'1 ,,,,n oul ,h' technicality1 wttl lie *ui.g by Mr*. Rol>ert Gra farmers May Get Housing Loans Now n \ i plunged |n|o the JO* «outhward rick'* Day gteenery tinder a \ Civil Mr Patrol helicopter hat into North Carolina and aectiori blanket of white in parti of the I dropped food and mfdicir.a to tha of Georgia and Alabama. Midwei. and the Fait. A »urpri*e [ aCOUU. Sub • aero temperature* were 1 Another group of *0 acouta Common In the northern Great • nowiform and high winda bat* leached their home* In W aukeshaf tered 130 noo marrhert in New Lake* it-gum, with Grand Marala, M lrh. reporting CO 1-elow York C ity* St. Patrick* Day W t-, Tuesday night after • - ng Snow* Tue«day buried St Pat- parade. But de pile tha atorm. the raroned in F-nd Du f-ae Coun. ly by the weekend atorm. Th»y turnout ict a record. aaid they aufered little dlicomfort A half • foot of new anow hit became they had plenty of food lower Michigan, and the Niagara. and warm blanket*. N Y , »iea «a< blanketed by four The death toll In atorm* *b:c» 2-' rev en In The Hutrhini Clothing Center hi* loth year in the mercantile to aix Inche*. A five • inch mow. •he weekend tot* fall in the South Bend, In d, area both Iowa and Wlaccnaln, four In will open Thuraday In Fern Park. field, and ha* two itore* in MatAlthough Hulchina fuL-ched off a raah of traffice arc! Michigan, three in Arkanaai. ar.d Located in the port office build­ lachuartt*. live* m S. Lancaater. Mata, he denta. two «f them involving ur.e each In Ttx.**, Itlino;*, M i•• ing. the itore will feature mrn'a mil aprnd much of his time in •rhool buvea. However, moie than auUll and Ohio. £ jn childien eacaped Injury. apparel. Fern Park. In Wisconsin. '.’ I Madiaon Boy According to owner William A Manager of the llutrhma Cloth Scouts were freed by county workllutchini, the renter will be Ing Center i* Perry Kieratad of era Tuesday after being •now"ftrictljr a bargain itore." felling Foreat City. Kieratad live* In a bound four daya at Green Lake. factory and jobberi rluteout*. trailer, and plant to devote a good teronda. tamplea, bankrupt stock portion of hit time to the develop and overrule. ment of the renter. i mail tuaat Fnipham will lie on perfect The ttnre will be open Sunday NT.tv YORK i L IT i—The Fed j rn «o rooo vatua fit. ' If we ran't fit them, we through Thuraday, from 9 a m eral government ha* collected' Cot**MIKf*-**l Sfcgf' won't lake their money," Hutchin* lo 9 p. m . and doted every Frt more than TOO billion dollar! in la* 1st dlaktlMI. *•*'•aid. 'O ur policy la to inform day and Saturday night* without income tavet from individuals and ■a.gxti.li-cilaritantx the public aa to the exact quit- exception. corporation* aince 1911, when the rv* Huaveix Ut*e»<a ity of the merehandi»e. We do not "Thu will be a friendly atore; lhth amendment to the i onutitucuax'iis acallllla ^ <0L-7J* I earrv an-ealted trade m m ei " a hu«y etore." Hutrhmt «aid ' Rut tmn «a« ratified, arrordmg to the llutrhma la not new In the doth never too buiy to talk fuhmg Tax Foundation. That amendment AT rooo •TORI* IVIBYWHIUI Ing buaineii. He li now entering with cuitomera and frler.da. gave birth to the income tax. I'niled Prr.e International Winter held the forv againtt the enruahlng •pring reaion today, irattering •now flurtiei arroM the northrad and driving told air into Dixie. With •prinr due officially in three ilay«, otermghl reading* Mtrctl Psatrl 25 oz. 39c Napkins *4 Ct. 2 19c (leaner 1 l.b. Sp icN ’ Span 25c Scott Tissue 2/27 Bliertralnc 3 Lb. C»n Kara Snowdrift HawaiUn Punch White nr Colored 81c Syrup 1Vi lb. 27c For Cooking 46 oz.37c Mazola Oil Qt. 55c Initial March U or. Niogoro 21c Shrimp 10 or. 35c ('impbell • Cream nf Potato MWfl* Or. Camybcll'a Crc.m of Campbell, ]g o*. 25c Oyster Stew 35c e«^w | #.»•*«# m ,$ u p e r M a r k e t s I t 1 I Friree In this ad rffectlve through Sxturday, Marrh 21. I 20fl MAGNOLIA AYE. at 2nd ST. Open Friday For Your Evening Til 9 Convenience I « y Jl j f l f# . �lif lin f t r l lin t l ' W*d- Mur. 18, 1959—I*ip« * Better Meals Breakfast Meeting Held By Women By Marias H. Jnnrt The March meeting ef the 0 \ i dn " oman't Club wai held F ri day. March 13, at thf local club feou*e T h ii meeting wat the an Huai breakfait with Mrt. J a m r t Wilton at chi m n of the break, fa t i committee. Auiltlng her were V * Bob Ragrdale, Mrt W. ft Wntmon. Mrt. W. V Swenaon >lri. A. A. M>ert. Met. Frank Talhott and Mrt Lynn Neely. Mn. Frank Talhott met gue«tt at the door of the club room which « n beautifully decorated in an Ea«ter theme A lovely flo r aI arrangement, Panted b> cera n»ie rooitert, graced the mantle The officer!’ and guett’a table »a» reaiered with an Fatter nett of green gratt and colored eggt with reramie roottert on either tide ferung tablet were decorated in Similar arrangementi Following the breakfatt. Mrt JMarv nerflinger. of the H onda fnwer Corporation. Winter Park, aroke to memhert on Proper Lighting, utmg demonitrationa to emphanr* her addreit. Mrt. R W. Fitei prended at th*butineia tetiion. The retigna t i " of Mrt Roy Weitenbarger at eivie ehairman wat accepted with regrett and Mrt John l.undy wat elacted to fill the office | Attend Tournament ' Attending the Oviedo Hilliard basketball game of the tnurna ment in c.ainetville, lait Thurt day afternoon were Mr. and Mrt Ferdinand Duda, Mr. and Mrt Andrew Duda, Mrt. John Puds f § Mr. and Mrt. C.torge K e lte y . Mr. and Mrt J R Jonet. Mrt Ben C. Wainrtght. Mrt. J I.. Mai calm. M ri. F.lhert Beatley. Joe L . Mikler, Sharon Howell. Virgi 'uta Beatley. Charlet B eatley, Marilyn Mather a. F.leanor Duda. Hubert Praia!, ijklhert Myart. Walter Teague J r .. IXailh Malcclm. Tom Brown. Joe Malcolm. Tommy Bryant. I ’rofea*or and Mri. W. H DeShato, Mr. Mra. Jantea Partin. Maralyn Partin, Sutanne Partiev Jim m y PeSharo, Rente Fleming. Pat Jiekaon. Mary Jane Keltev. Ola d)» Alford, loretta Fore. Julie Bore, Ann l.undy. Mr. and Mri Jamet K Brookabire, II. R. Spenrer. Joe Mai eolm. Joy Wainright, Wee F t a n , Pritcilla Tube. Naomi Tuhy. Jim my Jonei. John David Beatley. Melania Jackton, Marlene Belll^ n , Betty Duda. Sandra Bell horn, Jotephine Mikler. Porothy Puda. Katherine Mikler. Tomm y Fflet, Shirley Mikler, VTonne King. Ka'herine Duda Partene Rhinehart, and Mri P ”*r» Kea ley. Four Oviedo alumni, nowr at tending the t’nivertity of Florida, who were in attendance at the game, were Ann PeSharo. l.uther Puda, Ferdinand Puda and F.lena »by. The cheer leadera. Pat Jackaon. r.ladya Alford, loretta Fore. Ret lie and Junie Fleming, Julie Gore and little Mary Jinr Keltey are due much prilf# for their adm ir­ able tupport at Thuraday'a game at well at during the regular aea aon garnet. The iMedo team remained In C a in w ille through F n d a y for Other tournament gamea. • Stock Shower Mra A J. Reyno'dt and Mrt T.ynn Neely were eo-boitataaa at a ttork thower honoring Mrt Boh Ramho. Tueidiy night, at the Reynolds home Mrt Hiroid L»l*a and Mra 0 W Alford won pr.ret during the game period The many lovely gifta opened by tha honoree, wrro patted ^iong the giicili aftor which re peihmenti of punch and home­ made eookici were served Invited werr Mri Ida Jarkaor.. Mri. Pouglli Jackton. M rt. G. W. Alford, Mri Hiroid L y le i, Mrt Billy Meek, Mrt Char'ei Pendarvit, Mr« F F.'dndge. Mrt Gordon Prndirvil, Mre B ill) Joe f.ukai. Mrt T. G. Crota. Mri Theron J. Reyanldi. Mrt H. V. Ram ho. Mri Bryant Htrkton Mrt Sarah Hlckmn. Mrt Buddr nallowa*. Mri Ralph Neely, Mm Jean Ramho. Mri Naomi Rat •r. Mr< C. Meihrnv and -Mrt 3eia Taller of Ocoee. Pertoail Jimm» Rrockihire took irhnlat tie arhnement teiti at Rollini CaL'ege Saturday morning and Wet Kvani Oi.edo High Junior took teita it Boone High in Or landn. Saturday. kki: -<UPI - LAVA SOAP 2 23! 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Ja r ?&*({ L ttY . �HF t — - % Highlights Of Eisenhower's Berlin Crisis Address WASHINGTON (m * n — nigh light* of President ri##«how*r'i trUvUlon radio addrraa .Monday night on the Berlin ensta, defense, and mutual aecurity: W* liavr no intention of forget tins our right* or of deserting a f t re people. loviet ruler* ahould ramember that free m*n havt, before this. died for to railed •'eerap* of pa(*r" which repratented duly and honor »nd free #om. The ahirkinf of msr respontihsi ttea would tolvr no problems for Bt. It would mean the end of all hope* lor a Germany under gov ernment of German ebooamg. Certainly, Ihr American and Western people* ilo not want war. Global conflict under modern con ditiona could mean the dcatrurtlon of civillralion. The Soviet m leri. Uirmtelvet, are well aware of thu fact. Bwt .»M liistory ha« taught ■* tha grim lesson that no na •.« ha* over liean auccessful kn avoid- Law Says Thieves Not Mer. Of World LONDON ftll’l) — Police *ald today that the thieves who broke into Iww Amb»*»*drur*, one oi London's *marte*t nightclub*, ap­ parently ' were not men of the world." They *»id the thieve* smoked cigar* without removing the band* and opened a b o ttle of bur­ gundy by pushing the "ork down With a wrewdrlver. ns die terror* of war by refusing to defend it* risht* — by attemp'lnf to plarate tggrrsunc Whatrver risk of armed conflict may ha Inherent In the pretent Berlin attuation, K waa deliberate ly created by the Soviet ruler* , , Our final choice I* negotiation, avrn while ww continue to pro­ vide for our verurity asalnat every threat. We are seeking meaningful negotiation at thia mo merit. The United State* and It* alliea atand ready to talk with So­ viet representative* at any time and under any rtrcumatancc* which offer prospect* of worth white remit*. . . The Soviet note of March 2nd appear* In h* a move toward n# gntiation on an Improved hatl*. We would never negotiate under a dictated time limit or agenda, or on other unreaionahle term* We Is Leaning Tower Leaning Too Much! FiSA, Italy f l f P I t - H *w lean­ ing Tower of I'Imi going to topple? And H to, whet awn be don* ahowt ItT Many expert* predict tfiat Ifi# I. foot lower, bit Ml almost *00 )ear* ago, will fall over anjelicre from SO to 300 year* from now uo les* something ta done. Their prediction* are ba**d on the lad that M># white marble structure baa been leaning at an alarming rat* in recent year*. Now 17 feet. U S inche* out of plumb, it ha* tilted **» inche* line* lain -- aUiut twice the rate of Use preceding 80 year*. In lt»Wt, it leaned .01*1 nf an Inch, grraleat .n any recorded year. All agree that the lean la due |o the soft. water permeated ground under it* ba»e in ihr PIarts del Mlracoli. In fart, the tower started lean.ng right at the itart — back in II >4 A.It. Alter building the first three stone*, the rn-arehlleet*. Ronanno and Ougtlelmo. gave ap In disgust Two hundred yeara later, another architect fmiihed tfie Job. He tried to correct the alant by an gllng liie k»*t five floor* perpen dicular to the bate, but they lean­ ed too. Prof Giovanni Boaga, a Rome engineer. I* one of those advorating drattir action and right away. He propose* that the tower li« dismantled and that a thick concrete *lab t»e sunk -40 feet Into the ground, over which the atrurturr would t<e reasM'inbled. He ettlmale* that It would take five year* and toil about $i*.ow>,nOo. Another proposal t* for pum(i Ing out tome nf the tand about the have on the far side nf the lean, thu* enabling the tower to shift bark to a vertical position by Itself Hut tfie "lh»aiKi»," the town folk who di pend for their daily bread on the great curiosity of tourist* in the leaning tower, are tearful of any meddling are. with our illiei. However, hi of treasure, and put a more In-' We have heard that our mili­ view of the changed tone So tana* strain on all our resources tary posture hat been subordinat­ vlet note, concerting a repiy to and rapabilitlei. We would become ed to a balanced budget, to the ; more and more like a garrison Jeopardy of nur national defense. that note. We have heard that our de It ta my hop* that thereby ait state. Fortunately, sm do not have to fensea are presently — or they of ua can reach agreement with the Soviets on an early meeting adopt such a desperate course will be sometime in the future— at th« level of foreign ministers. Nearly 30 nation* have joined Inadequate to meet recurrent Assuming development* that with ae In a cooperative effort to Communist thrrat*. We have heard that more man Justify a summer meeting at the protrrt freedom, power In our force* than ! have summit, the United State* would Of late I — and I am aura the recommended I* essential in the be ready to psrtietpaie » ttw* American people — have heard or prrsent dreur.istances, for psy­ further effort. read conflicting Halm* about our chological reasons if for no other. __________________________ My friend*, such assertions a* V the United Male*, a too*, had defenses In carry the full burden of de­ fending it* interest* from the Commumel thrrat, we would have to draft a much larger portion of our manhood Into the armed ser­ I/)NI>ON (UFH — FrinceM •he watched th* touring In ape vices, spend many more billion* Margaret laughed Monday night of the Comi-die Frnnrals prevent through a French bedroom fare* Feydeau's "La Hindoo" — The which had turfi raey lines vita Tarkey Cock — in French. leading msa appeared em barras­ The play ii a 19th Century comsed. j edy with recurring triangle situa­ tion*, a ca«t of seducers and CINCINNATI, Ohio (U P I) — flirt*, and bed* a- th* main stage George Guckenberger, who ha*n‘t I prop* been to New York for many Stage seducer Jean Mayer waa year*, recently received < t-.m Irmbarra-*rd both for the naughty mon'« from the clty'l Msgist.-.U/s W A K EFIELD . Maw. fl'IM i — ' French line* ami the fact that the Court ordering him to appsar within 10 days on a speeding Glean living pays off tn this town. ' girl hr wooed in the play wa* Don Young, 21. has applied for Kngllvh and named Maggy. rharge, mad a rherk for $30 or Denne Noel, who played th# face revocation of his driver * |f- a $10 grant from the Jonathan Nirhola Ttmperanr* and Tobacco part of Maggy, said the prinr*** rrnte. Guckenberger had a ready ex­ Fund, admlnistrrad by town of seemed to enjoy it immensely. Quern Mother Elisabeth, tanjy planation. though. Aa ragiatrar of flciali. Nichols established lit* fund tn I Churchill, I July Eden, and a host motor vehlrlra for Hamilton County, Ohio, hi* name appear* IMJ to pay young men $10 for of other name* of Hriti*h society on all llrrntei inurd in the coun­ abstaining from liquor and sm ok­ were In the audience. So was the I/>id Scar ty A resident apparently rerelv- ing between the age* of 14 and lord chamberlain, *d a speeding ticket In New York >1 brough, who** Job it I* to cenvur Young t* the 10th applicant In , all performances in the British and the policeman limply wrote I theater. It out to George Guckenberger. th* past 44 years. Racy Lines Amuse Princess Margaret Motorist Thinks, Acts Very Quickly Clean Living Pays Young Man At 23 these are simply not true They I am sure: That we have the are without foundation. . . courage and rapacity to meet the stern realities of the present and Fellow Americans. of one thing the future We need only to un­ derstand the Isiuaa and lo pra» tie* th* self discipline that free­ dom demands . . Together with our alUea we stand firm wherever tha probing finger of an aggrrsaor may point Thus w# lessen the risk of aggreeC R EEN SB U R G . Ind fl'P It — stun: Thus we shall with resold Authorities today eonvidered per­ lion and courage, struggle evsg jury charge* against Mayor Shel­ forward to th* dream of a yusa don Smith who admitted he faked and permanent pcaec. God helping ut. we shall stand t ra/or attark tn cover hi* ap­ propriation of $7.17* In city fund*. always equal to th* challenge. Decatur C o a n t y Prosecutor Btrhard Garvry *ald Smith, 41, confuted Monday night after tak­ ing a lie detector test in Indianapalls state police ’ *adquarter» NICOSIA. Gyprue (U P lj- C o i. Smith told pnl’* •># took the money to eover os* he ru«- George Grivas, th* elusive lead** tained when sn unidentified man of the anti Brill(h underground oo wlndlrd him out of M.noO in a Cyprus, emerged from year* if "pigeon drop" confidence game biding today and left by plane lo* The mayor originally rlatwied Uhen* and a hero's welcome. The Greek government sent tw<* three men lured him So hit pri­ vate office, where he elso oper­ special planet to th* British Royal ate* an acccunting lervlrc. Feb. Air F irre base her* lo pick up ?l and attaclird hit with rator Grtva* and his party. Hr was blade* He tald hr fainted and the taken to the airport tn a Greek assailant* looted hit office of Comular car. closely followed by *3,000 In eity Court fine* and Greek Archbishop Makarius. fT.I78 In rath bonds. One of Smith’s duties as mayor It lo serve a* city Judge, handling mostly traffic Ca«es, He also Is m i r iT in i % n %«u Xoilft |i hereto) *i»*n th«t f chairman of the County Republi*r » * * * .| tn tiu• 'f•* • * at Boot* T. san Committee. *« -» f r 1 n rttfA* under n a m e nf A m a r t r a e Smith, married and th# father t h a fl iHir t : t *1 a t I a m t h * aol a o w n e r of three cbltdien, hat been mayor ft f * * I til At I In i« a 4 In this community of 7,000 {or 13 r « | l $ t f f *atn* p u r e u a n t l e C h ••S «• K U r M l <rstTjtea ninr year*. /I/R O T PtaVnn Mayor Confesses; Razor Attack Fake Underground Boss Headed For Greece Legal Notice fjwm - H ------------------------- • • % YoweH’a, Sunford and Seminolo County's moat / •ornplwW otto stop shopping for th* entire fnmHr. YnuH Nnd tshopfiing la »o uss.-y. with nice aeleo- ftia y* Uon of very stylish ohithua to make your E aeur Pantdinyr »« wnvArt. I ; | M •« f » t a u i \ i'/* ru-i* ; » fs 'i* :»v ~ Jfv.tl - " S " u i.A _________ '5 U J Hats i i i ! 11 ;; f t \ Our n*w hah* »rw a spring garden of \Hvid color* Th*rr are f lir tr pinks, buttercup yellows, non r*da, leafy Kreena, hyacinth blues anil moral Thar rr shown with |»>«i.v(. |«*rkv Ihiws an<l wi»pa of veillnyr «»n crisp straw*. They’ve never turn *3°** e#tj»rming or more e\• -aiiponling. „ v V '11* ii* ;-V- •- ftOCIAI- Bl’T T K R n .T . O rty e ’e am- broidcrud *«Mi ahitntung Ivenuliftilly duwisfncd kn do »M the right thing*. Divine detailing in Hny embroidered aircUa mw? * bwvjr of Howere. This sa a tlrivM you'll wear and wanr forever. P*rrhm*nt, GtoHm (irron. Pnlontlno, Wormy .Nky or Mary. « to 1H, 7 ho 17 AitM. $ 45.00 3.95 - 18.00 Handbags Gloves Lovely Whiting A Davla alumrwh handbag*, e h a I k white rrvMh and peraian printa, ia certainty one of th* rnoat important accessorln*. Mtitty different si roe and ahapee . . . ,1 most impvrtant m afl, ran you purchaa* a Whiting A Pavl# handbag* —yrni'y* purchasing quality. And of course PAWNELLF GLOVES, on* *Ue fits all In ,vtr*tchies, or nylon. White and pastels in several diffetenk atylva. 3.00 - 5.00 7.95 - 17.95 *1 •5 A N F O R D “W« In n t« Charfir* AocovnU” �1 €#£> / tf a c F O F /?< > Lt /7 . / 9 S ? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 18, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 18, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 18, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ccbf38bccdefd3b1bcf7b43e2b75f424.pdf 710f0b978234e21e7322928701e0d71d PDF Text Text FO R TH E W ONDERFUL WAY YOU RECEIVED OUR NEW FOOD FA IR STORE IN SANFO RD , FLORIDA / J 1 S- / A Ai ' K A /•' f ' M- ! \ 0 . 6 /tL A * W A l d l A t i ‘I V / > W 7 4 W . 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TONE I T LARGE PLARTIC POT PIES ~ n c n w M T rw oiB N s l ic e d STRAWBERRIES ilH : * 4 Y av \ . m PV» • f • 99c LAUNDRY M W * t ~15 19c BASKET Yahw ALKA SELTZER 1 ALLPW OM # 39 | £ Q FERTILIZER ‘T * ] 0* FR EE ■*, 1 GENERAL ELECTRIC ROTISSERIE JUST GUESS THE CLOSEST TO THE NUMBER OF PILLS IN OUR BIG VIAL AT THE NEW FOOD FAIR STORE DRAWINGS 7:00 P. M. SAT. MAR. 21 GOOD O N LY PRICES GOOD M O N. IN S A N FO R D TUES. ONLY �4 County Commissioners Request 11-Point Legislative Program | ty id own and nperatw a Tb* Samtaota County Commit- 1 of Thia developed w ithin the past lion today revealed an 11-point w ithin the county. I few week* a fte r Commtiaion The program, (or the moot part, o rri;rim , designed to liv e the Chairman John K rid e r revealed JP.niy more home rule, which ia the aatne aa that discussed d u r­ | that Oaceola A irp o rt at Lake liarw ill be fought in the Legislature ing a recent meeting between ne> might beeomt available to the L'ommiaiiontra and members of county lor I t . provided legislation this year. Heading th* Uat U ■ request to the local legialalivt delegation. t ia passed to allow the eounty to One new Item which appears on ] own and operate an airport. give the Commiaaion authority to Other proposal! on the list are: levy aiaeaamrnU (or building of the Uat is a request (or authori lUirushchev Halts Nasser Support Red Secret Agent Gives U. S. Into On Soviet Leaders to award eootracto to private eonstnictlor companies; authority to tnitatl street light! located outside corporate munlcl palitiee in the eounty; authority to accept maltriala or financial contributions in the eosumicUon of streets and roeda outside of municipalities, when condition of streets or roads i* c ritic a l and (!Jlw Residents Protest location Of Dairy t t ditch, and Hardan apparentfc d • * nothing about I t " Krloer said tha city and county both had offared lo clear tha ditch, wtotich la oo private property. ®Th* eounty U nitarian told the Board that n* would like to k « tbs dairy improve its conditions and eventually move its operation. Citing rapid growth in tha area, Val Robbins la id . "Granted the dairy era a there firs t. bet it was to ha only tem porary-" Commissioner* adopted a resolu­ tion asking correction of tha situs- t rishTelebrate, Mostly In U. S. DUBUN (U P D -T h a y pUyed "God la v a the Queen" in Dublin . , .. .. . . . . It wa* enough-in the old day* Oiyway—to send a hoc • blcodad Irishman on the warpath But today, on St. Patrick'* Day of all day*, the 40,000 persona Ustoning to the rendering of the British national anthem didn't turn a hair. The slow, almost • pompous ■trains of tha anthem were beat­ en out at Daly mount Park ate rtlum where English and Irish ■rveer elevens met in battle 9 k seemed a* though all of Dub h was in tb * arena. Elsewhere, M arly • deserted streets conflrmf ^ . “ t l S r It*? t£ ? TduUert*nlac# to tb . world to eelebrat* St. Pat*. Day—unless you happen to be to toe "know Captain Inspects fuppy Facilities Cept F. T. Hall, assistant In apeclur general of the Supply Corps for A ir, inspected all supply facilities at the Sanford N iv a l A ir Station last week Tb* Inspection included the flupy and Fiseal Departments, Diairsing, Commissary and Navy Kxehanga. C Lana Turner Says: Develop 'Oomph' CHICAGO (U P l)- A r irte a U n a Turnsr rritle tia d modem • day starlets Monday for not working hard enough at developing their "oomph " "Thai's Iha trouble with th *** youngsters coming along," she a l l . "They don't realise that garner takes rim s." May Sin Some Day JACKSON. Mias. (U P I) - SUt* Rap Jo* Blass explained th* MUMsstppt building commission's dodsion against naming futur* stats building* for living p*r*naa this way; "A man srho to a saint today 'Ray b* a sinner tomorrow." Just N ot Inhuman D U M O IN U , tows (U P I) Mra M ildred Moffett ha* t o d to t Iowa Supreme Court's niaa married judges to reconsider their tedaion to dmxy bar • direr*# a * I m ground tost her hush and waa •I. but nog tab* man, when ha West To Propose Meeting, May It LONDON (U P I) -T h e Waat w ill propose In a not# to the Soviet Union this week that foreign m in­ iste r! meet May 11 in Geneva on tha Berlin and German problem*, authoritative sources said today. The Western not* is expected to be completed within 48 hours. O fficial source* said the Wee- AN INDEPENDENT United Press I^uxed Wire WASHINGTON (U P I) The House Committee on tin American Activities lays a top Soviet secret service agent who defected five years ago gave the West an inti mate view of K re m lin leaders and their pnvale lives. The defector was identified *• Pater Sergeyeriv Deriabtr, one lime No, J man in the "O kh ra ni," the ultra hush hush secret police responsible for guarding Soviet leaders. Deriabin u reported living somewhere in ih * U. 8 Hut the committee won't aay where because of the danyer ut possible retaliation by Soviet agents. HOLLWOOD (U P I) — Muller Tb* committee also wouldn't d i­ Bn>*. service station w ill wash vulge when Deriabin testified. all green automobile* free today Committee Chairman Francis E. In honor of St. P atrick W alter (D P *.! said only he and I staff director Richard A rm * were | present during the testimony, V IE N N A lU li) - - A u s tr a tn Prramade public Monday night deni Adolf Bchacrf ha* |K>*lponed Waller described Deriabin aa scheduled v iiiu to the Soviet Un­ the highest ranking Soviet official ion. Sweden and Finland. aver to defect to the Weil. He said Deriabin has been " ii ii i t i n g certain agencies of the govern­ N E W ORLEANS (U P D —Thom­ ment of the UmDd States." as L . McKnighl, $5. and his (kb State Department sourres said year-old bride honeymooned today the defector asked for and was in fro n t porch rocking chair*. grantrd political asylum ia the United S utra after crossing the Iron Curtain into Australia in Feb N E W YORK IU i ’1) — Funeral ruary. 19W. He now is working service* fur Jan saxophonist l«stoward U. S citizenship Deriabin testified lhat Ihr late le r Young will be held Thursday in a Manhattan funeral chapel. Josef Stalin and current Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev as well as other top Soviet leader* WASHINGTON ( L I D — sen lived belter than American m il­ Vance lla rtke (D .-ind.) h a l intro lionaires Of Stalin* sun. Vasili, the for­ durt-il a bill h> give W orld War I mer Soviet agent said: "H r was veteran* pi-mumi of Si oil a monili. actually an alcoholic and a thor­ oughly-corrupted individual" who M o s c o w (U PI) — The huvict thrrw loud parties with prosti Union w ill have 7 m illio n radios lutes ami 3,500,uuu TV sets b> I S*>5, it wa* reported last night. w * p , j E*t*bHihed 1908 Ito necessity to amend the sontog laws requiring bond* for ronatnicUaa to streets and roads in subdivisions: p e rm it liv e legislation •> require coo tractors' bond* and registration In Scmioolt, and providing for fee and authorisation tor examina­ tions and eerttfiratioa of contract­ ors and journeymen doing work I t m DAILY NEWSPAPER TUESDAY, MARCH 17. 1959 to Bammote t'oantp, and . to r fees. This program, along fle e t gen­ eral lines, is expertrd in win ap­ proval of local legislator*. Com­ missioners and legislator* have agreed that such a program would give the Commission more free­ dom in running the- ovunty *nv* ernmrnt. t l i t • SANFORD, NO, 391 FLORIDA Ike's Stand Strengthens Allies News Briefs Real Estate Deal President Pledges G» een Curs Lucky Dampened; Zoning Efforts For Peace Prison Ur Death? Green Carpet Is Out Woman Has Baby In Living Room; Liked TV Show Rockin' Honeymoon Last Rites Planned Vet Pensions Asked Reds Gutting' Sets on the av* of the NATO council meeting A pril 1. The mre ling, which w ill follow confidential talk* this weekend be­ tween President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, will lay down a solid Western policy line for the projetted talks with the Russians v>rl, . v of plan* in d propos­ uruD3i A. variety and al* ir e being readied by the Wes­ tern power* for the conference, according to authoritative diplo­ matic sourivi It was officially confirmed to ­ day that the U. 8. has c ir­ culated a German peace treaty draft. Scott Kelly Named TALLAH ASSEE (U P D — ben. Scott Kelly o( Lakeland today was named chairman of the im ­ p o rta n t Senate Committee on Pub* lie Hoads and Highways MOSCOW' (U P D — Diplomatic ub*erver* predicted today the Suviet government would welcome TALLAHASSEE (U P D — The President Elsenhower's condition­ Pardon Hoard today refused to al willingness lo attrnd a summit spare tin- life id Harley A. C otter, conference. Up to mid * afternoon. Moscow sentenced to die fo r the slaying had not reacted to the President'* of Gitehrisl Sheriff M ark Rtad. speech. IIU s ta trm e n li doubtless were being studied carefully. VENTURA, Calif. (U P D —Eliza The Western concensus here was that what Elsenhower said beih Duncan, convicted o f murder would be welcomed as a "lesa today faced potuble death «r life negative" approach than before in prison for hiring tw o k ilim to the question of auitimlt talk*— to m urder her son's prctrnatu wife. a forum w hlrh the Russian* eon sitter vital to Ih r solution ot major International problems. WASHINGTON (U P D — Ire It waa generally belirvrd among land's President Scan T . O'Kelly Western diplom at* that ltntlsh received a grern ra rp e t, Si Pat­ Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ric k 's Day welcome today as he had been p a rtly Instrumental in a rrive d to beem a state v isit M E M P ,,ls W P I) “ The Gen « NH n S l a i N e d / Eisenhower's acceptance of Die j * 1” *? 9 " °°. M i- I^ k in g Ned*. idea of a aumm ll conference. Gobbled* . Goody Gary* and Fog TALLAHASSEE (U P D The gy Freds. Cabinet today gave Penal Direc­ The campaign was launched tor It. tb Culver the gu-aln-ad to Monday at the beginning of a four build a new pruon ta r d ily at Hsi day workshop the federal agency lord w ith convlei labor ia sponsoring her*. The purpose The Good Samaritan Home will is to train personnel in weeding out obscure language in Navy cor­ rrle b ra tr ita 11th anniversary ALGIERS. Algeria |U I'D - T .ie with help from Seminole County respondence French army announced Monday Commissioners grantrd lISS ibis These are definitions of the night that the Algerian rebel* loti terras, a* provided by official* at morning to Mra Montes Harris] b i t men in clashes w ith French In pmeurr a lifte r for patients the workshop: iroops last week. French losiei Nit-Picking Neda- Tnos# in who cannot get nut of hed rfone were act si Ik men killed. The Negro home for the aged I* stating on Having work re don* lo now incorporated. Mrs. lla m a suit personal desires Gobbled/ — llook C a r y l— Those said "We have never denied anyCOLUMBUS, Ohio t U P lt -t.ov who use odd and unusual words one the right to come there, and In Iritera. rv rn take in nerdy children The Michael V. IllSal.e said today that Fuggy Freda — Persons who home Is one o f th * best in th* h* may answer the abusive le tiir* h r has rrc rlrrd about hia propoied w rit* Utters without th* benefit whole stat* of F lo rid a ." of adequate Information pertain The 11th anniversary of the tax inerrates with a printed card Ing lo th rir subject | home w ill be c c irb a rird Sunday. which would read; "Hu *r» you." Killer Must Die Nit-Picking Neds, Feds1 Foggy Freds Gotta' Get Gone Question Debated A |7M.i>uU real estate deal in Seminole .ju n ty was dampened this morning at Ihe County Com­ mission meeting G. Andrew Speer, representing Ihe trustee of th* purchaser, told the Hoard that on the very day Hubert Black purchased Garden* Farms acreage, a legal had run re­ questing the area lo be soned in­ dustrial L D. Plant, owner of a rendering plant in the arra, asked the m o i l ­ ing to prulect his business and lhat of a neigh lairing slaughterhouse. Director Huh Brown said the Zoning Hoard hail approved the re inning, ami felt that a bufhr xone was herded, since residential arras would be affectrd by odor* and flies from tb* two firms. "W hile Mr. I'lanl has krpl h it business a* clean a* possible, H would still constitute a health and nuisance lie«aril if residential arras should spring up around It," he said. Brown said that Plant had plan ■ted no industrial expansion at this time, Bpcer asked fur a delay lo action on th* xontng until hla client* can b* notified. Also prrsenl was a representative of the North O r­ lando Company, A, l.ippineotl l.ippinrotl told Co mm la* loners. "We anticipate that tn Ihr next few year* we w ill have seven or right Ihoixaml home* out there \ \ r feci this inning is a little pre­ mature. We may be joined soon with Gardena Farms, and already have a very valuable investment in South Seminole County." The decision was put off until ihe next meeting A pril 7. If studies are still required, the hearing w ill (<c continued Visits Postponed tz ft siT m e m rrH Russians Expected To Welcome Talks Con Labor Oku>ed Commission Aids Negro Aged Home W ar Dead Reported ‘And So Are You’ LOS YNGEI.ES f UPI i - A M year-old woman says she gave birth to her fifth child tn a couch in her living room because she was watching a movie on televi­ sion and didn't want to mis* the end. Mrs. Virginia Smith, wife of a carpenter, said, " I t was a good movie and I didn't want lo turn it off. " I feel lin r now, although I had s fewr uneasy moment* I'll have all my children lhat way " Mrs. Smith rsplained that ihe hadn't railed a doctor when she felt tha beginning of labor pain* "They gave n ir too much anes­ thesia in ih i1 hospital for one of my deliveries, to t derided lo have th* hah) at home." the said Th# movie was "Lucky N ltk j Cain," starring George Rxfl. Budget Revised, Adopted By County The revised budget for the rnuri ty’a capital Improvement plan was adopted this morning. Tli# budget was chan ted In In rlude Find* for the new eounty health center, which w ill be built Two Navy men were le n t lo the with matching funds from the Hill hovpital at the Jacksonville Naval Burton Hospital Fund. A ir Station, following an accident at g:16 a m. today near the Motors Ir.n on Seminole B ird . O liv e r Mundell W hite, V A II 9. and William Bradford G r a y . Mayor I^-e Gary of Oviedo and N'AMTO, suffered lacerations ard fractures after White’ s ear ran off County Commissioner Vernon Dunn the road and hit a c tly light pair toured Slate Road 4M yesterday The men were taken to Orlando with e representative from the A ir fo r re Have Hospital before be­ State Road Department. ing transferred to J ac kxonv lilt. Dunn aald this morning that Ihe W hile's car was a Intel loss. represgnlallva had agreed to push llie resurfacing of 42* in budget hearings. Smacks Pole; Texan Last Symbol 2C arNavy Men Hurt Of Bloody Strife HOUTTON, Tex. ( U P I>—Walter Washington Williams, 118, la the lis t living symbol of some four m illion man who fought the bloody Chril War that spilt the nation nearly a century ego. Ha gained that distinction when John Sailing, U t, died In a King# port. Term., clinic Monday, Williams predicted lix years ago be would be th* Ia n living eurvivor. He particularly wanted la endive toe last Union veteran and realised that ambition two yeara ago when Albert Woolaoo of Dwtoth. Mian., rad** to deato. Unale Walt, i ■ally raise to kton, atone to nead tog eawdetonce* to IiH in g '* fats Dy. Ha laid he "would Hire to be to T e n a g n ii wtoh him. If 1 further awfhoetoy to die board to order that modes sen be appro­ priated to be disbursed to the Senior and Junior Chambers of Commerce to carry out Seminole's overall publicity, advertising and promotional work. Authorise the board to make purchases «p to 11,000 without § > a n fn r it * VOL- XLIX CAIRO (U P I) —Soviet Premier hie" interference to tbs U.A f . ' t Nikita Khrushchev's support of internal affairs. r««m nni.»e tagainst i i u u i ^ K hruihehtv i U||to> Moscow^ statement toe Iraqi Communists ^ th# iW# President Gamal Abdel Nasser ^ | rg), ^ t|)e b itu r quarrel with M s ended the lorg Sovlet-U.A.R. j \ | , M r over the Communist pen* Iraqi boncymoun. 1 *“tration **“ “*of *— 1 “ Premier Abdel Khrushchev a e < u a • d Nasaar Karim Kassem's government. Nasser's reaction was a* quick Monday of wanting id in n e i Iraq to the U.A R. Within a few houra and aa sharp as hi* replies to al­ Nasaar mapped back and accused leged Western Interference in Khrushchev of "totally unaccepta- Arab affairs. Both leader* said they wanted to keep good relations, but their public exchange made it clear they were on opposite side*. Naaaer referred sharply to "new form * of Imperialism.'* Diplomats here s p e c u l a te d whether the split w ill cut Rus­ County Commissioners played to sia's huge aid program lo Egypt which began when the Communist a full bouse today. Sealing was scarce aa a large hl.-vr told Nasser a rr-V it- V"** u.ne* then Russia has promised delegation appeared to object lo Nasser 1278 million In aid. toe present operation of Herdin'* A third Middle Ecat counlry Dairy on Summerlin Ave. now involved in a war of word* Mr*. Eugene OlUnartin present with Russia ia Iran, tha pro-West­ a petltsou signed by US real ern nation which borders both la adjacent to the plant. "Tha quitoet are very bad, and chil­ Iraq and Russia. Iran charged dren can get aback ia the muck ia Monday that Soviet plane* mad* •1 flights over Its territory la tha f » ditch." aha laid. Johr K rid e r, ebalrraaa of the past three months; the charge* followed a Soviet propaganda bar­ Hoard added, "1 have Used there for nearly to year*, and tha plica rage at Iran's naw pact links with filthy. The watar Juat aland* in tha W a it to noaht- to iwpev or reconstruct them due to other fommitmants of rounty equipment. Amendment to the Seminole County plat lew aa to requiring eiaminationa a# plau and eeril ftcauon of ownership, boundaries, description, liens and Uses: per missive authority for the board to hira a county manager, give waa ,vbk." Blind and bedridden for several yrara, be'a still perky. Dr. R. L Wolfe examined him Sunday and said he ia still in good health, ronaidering hia age. and has a • trong pulse and blood pressure. Williams was a lid of 19 when the first shot* w err fired on Ft. Sumter In IM I, touching off the four yean of strife that pilled brother sgainat brothe, and father against too. He joined Gen. John B Hood's Mh Cavalry at Corinth, Miss., threv years later as a "foragemaster." t)e forerunner of today's quartermaster. "We didn't get beat, we were starved out. Got down to nothin' bet parched acorn* to eat Pc* et many a parrhed erom ," he re aalis. * Gary, Dunn Tour Road; Get Pledge Weather No BidH Received Cloudy and toot, ste siio a a l rain No bids have been submitted on resting tonight. High today 90 I* th* M unty'a Palmetto A v*. pro (X. !*<• tonight SI to M. Wrdnes- perty. day fair and cool, Hbilling wind* The property ia th* site to tb* mostly northern to north IS to IS tsent -health department budda lien per bear today, diminishing I. Sal* luvertiscmente asked tonight. Small n a fl earning* a n for a minimum hid of IIS.OOO in displayed. K WASHINGTON t u r n Pres! i .'led He refined to Secret Russia’* dent Eisenhower is willing tn meet I original deadline of May 27 fo r the Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ I conversion of W*st Berlin Into a chev a', a summ rr summit meeting ] free e*ty. He »j|d, however, that k * of Match 4 psusted lo reduce ihe threat ot war over |'h e . Berlin. |to .ra ri. ' iicr-itikt.au o-. .n Im prnr The Chief Executive says the ' rd harts " Soviet* have forced this country to " I t is my “lope lhat thereby all face the pnisih.liu of war, hut he of us ean teach agreement with w ill m ik r "every sincere *(fu rt" the Soviet* in an early meeting at tn achieve peaceful settlement of Ih r level of foreign m inister*," he the Berlin crisis ihrough negotia­ said, speaking from bis office desk In Ui* While House. tion " A ttu m in i developments that The Chief Executive's agreement to a summit rnnferrncr was quail- ju stify a *i mner meeting at th* sum m it," ho continued, "th * U nitrd fhates would b« ready to pa r­ ticipate In lhat fu rth ir tffo r t." The I’rc iid rn t, addressing hi* nationwide audience, said calm ly but gravely that th ii country had no Intention uf backing up "o n * in ch " on its right* and rrt|ionsib!litte* in Ihe former German capital, Crew leaden and contractors a Western island 111) miles inside who more labui into northern agri­ Communist Kasi Germany, cultural areas w ill meet with two "W e h*>e no intenliun of forget government agencies. Thursday. ling uur light* or of deserting a Representative* from Ihe F lo r­ free peupl*," he said. "Soviet ru l­ ida Slate Employ m a il Service er* should rrm em lw r that fre r and the Interstate Commerce turn have, t-efore this, died fo r su­ Commission w ill discuss with Ihe ra I ltd ‘straps of paper' which contractors the regulations affect represented duty and hoour and Ing them through the ICC. freedom ." A ll those hauling migratory la ­ bor force* are urged to attend the meeting in Ihe Employment office on W rit Second St. at * p. m. Tills is nut the anmnil pooled interview meeting, officials cm* ph .itlrrd The meeting assigning work commitment* will he held Through Ihe cooperation of at tb r usual lim e in April. Police Chief Claude Layu u( Ding Session Scheduled On Labor Moving Europe Welcomes ^ I A K la Talk Unites Group LONDON l l'P D —America's Europe an alitci !—!:.y welcomed with relief President Eisenhower’ s Ber­ lin drclsralion and predicted It would lead to a "ju s t and honor* abl* cold war aeuletr.rnl." Th* fust Communist rvaettun earn* from East Germany where Eisenhower was accused of saber rattling. The Communist news servlc* said Eisenhower lei it be understood the U. S. w ill not be deterred from unleasing a naw war. The presidential policy state* menl wa* held by the West hi have cleared Ihe way for a fresh approach during the forthcoming dealings with Ih r Soviet Union. A first diplom atic appraisal termed the President's condition* (or East • West negotiation* a "realistic combination uf Ilrn inrs* and flex ih d ity ." Diplomats arid Hie sincerity and earnestness o' Elsenhower'* state­ ment could not fa ll to Impreea world opinion and leave It* m aiii even on the hardened nif«rs to Hie Kremlin. Elsenhower* declaration wag under clo«e study today ia the chancellories of the Western capi­ tal* and formal official comment w a i reserved until later. Initial p rrs i reaction wa* favorable. Diplomatic quarters let it he known at once (he President had struck at Ihe lu-art of Ihe prohlem and made genuine ncgotiationj IHistiUe with llie Russian*—if they wood, two men w rr* apprehended want them. by .Sheriff s Deputy Vrrn Brew­ ster the satnr day ilie f had brok­ en into tlir r r establishment* un Highway 17 97 Robert Vi. lii-iiiT and D o n s rd Messer were piikrsl up for quest­ ioning after the manager of Dir Ding wood Hotel reported them aa "suspiricus" to l-ayo. The men DADEVILLR, Ala lU IM t-R o b . were attempting lo cheek Into Ihr ert McCullough had a rabid fdk hotel without baggage, Brewster by Ihp tall. said. McCullough ran over a I n * Fingerprint* and p o iitlv* lib-nti vhllr driving near Camp Hilt. fication led lo lull ronfi nitons and \la ., Hunday night. Ho tossed Hie the recovery of nearly all ttie a n in iil in Ih* trunk of hi* car, ft* money and item* stolen from Hit- tending to cure the tall and pul Deck Uar, Casselberry Sinclair it on the hood of fits automobile. station and the Class Fountain. The fox had such a pretty tail Die deputy added McCullough roulrl not resist shove* lleiser Is an ex convict, trim has mg off hi* p rlie to several per* served ten year* for burglary in ions here Monday. New York, and is now on rive But when hr opened the trunk yc*r« probslion from that stale. of his car, lie d id n 't have In pull Messer is a resident «f Orlaudu. the foi out—It Jmnp,d out arid He has no record. tried In ailark everyone in sight. i'nilremsn L L. Sims was sunt* mined and as Ihe officer began t shooting the fox attacked him, Sims retreated and with his leal cartridge killed thp unimal. The request for a tra ile r pa'k Thr los s head w js sent to In I.ake Mary was turned down by Monlgumrry for analysis and K County CommiMioner* this niom was determined t h a t b* had Ing, a ftrr simitar (reatmrnt at rabies. the hands of Ihe Znnlne Hoard The trailer park would have been situated betwreen the Longmood Road and f.ake Mary lllv d Lot* would have been w»!d tn In­ dividual), removing Hi* re strict­ Lake M iry i* expected to Jnlg ion! held by the county over other Seminole County PTA» in regular tra ile r park*. withdrawing from tha national urg* nil alian. The meeting w ill be held Thar*day at 9 p m , following a poiL ponemtnt from tonight. Members are reminded that tw othinls of the paid member* must be prea* •nt to leeure a legal vola. Speaker* w ill argue for and against the national PTA and the At, of Defend, w st heading south. decision for local arhooli. Die hi ifowed Ida car to make a turn while waiting for northbound tra ffic lo clear. M n . Cornel), head­ ed in llie same direction, applied her hraie*. TTre hack end of her car epun around Into the north­ A resolution from the F trri bound lane on (he raln-awept pave­ Presbyterian Church of Sanford, ment. asking th* discouragement to A northtmund car driven by Sunday sales in Seminole County, George G riffith McGuire, 47, Fern wai fili-d today by County Com­ Park, collided with the Cornell au­ missioners. tomobile officers aald. C o m m is s io n e rs w e n t on re c o rd Kiser'a semi jack-knifed to th* •a d is a p p ro v in g o f th e s a le *, b u t right as he tried tu avoid the care. aald th e y t o u ld n o t tali a m a n The tractor tra ile r went Into the w h e n lo o pa n h i * b u iin e e a . ditch, adding to Bw tra ffic melee. Kiser i* from Charlotte, N. C. Investigating waa Highway Pa­ trolm an John F. Worden, who la id n e m in o l* C o u n t y C o m m la iio c * tha highway w ai open only to one­ e ra inspected t h * Je ll a t n o oa way traffic for an hour. Damage* day, then ala dinner with SfowMf woaa oauioaled at 18,'Uk J. L M M ? and bk depelitoL Two Men Charged In 3 Burglaries Dulles Will Decide Future On Aoril 6 W X.SIIINGTDN (U P I) Seer* I»»y uf Slate John Foster IK illr*. M'hcilulcd In leave the hospital within a week. I* expo led to Me* ride by April (I whether he w ill remain in President Eisenhower's cabinet. Massive radiation treatments of id* abdominal ranccr w ill end in a few days. But State Department M.urrrs said Dulle* probably would stay at W alter Rsed Army ll-n p ila l through the w rrk end. T hrie uniirrr* said he probahly would go to some "w arm , »urnv place" for two additional w rriis of t e s t before making a derision. Indimtiuns were that Dulles' physicians Would wait until then to gtv* * diagnosis of whether his month of treatment had arrested Ih r saucer. City Awarded Bid To Supply Asphalt The City of Sanfortl v"-«i a tari] ed a road paving bid from Semi­ nole County today. The city was found to be the lowest bidder on the paving of ;iilh S t, with a pi'ce of f7 M a ton for aipha It. 'Deed' Fox Fights Auto Hood Future County Turns Down Trailer Park Plea Lake Mary S!ates PTA ‘W alk’ Vote 3 Persons (Injured In Traffic Mishaps Two .Sanford women end a North Carolina truck drive r were injured yeatrrxlay when three ce rt piled Up al Benson Junction and a tractorira ile r Jack-knifed while trying to avoid the wreckage. In "fa irly good' condition et Seminole Memorial Hospital is Mra. Marguerite Cornell, Kg, who iu ffiT td head and shoulder in­ juries. Had Welcber Kiser, 39. truck driver, la la "good condition" with back injuries. Mr*. Blanch* Mcrwin, 7B. suffer­ ed abrasions and shock. Mr*. Merwin, a passenger in the Cornell rnr, was treated and released tram Ih* local hospital. The accident eccurred nt lb * toters'-rtien to th * EnterpriM Hoad and Highway 17-02. Ufi c*r* aaid Jasia Lloyd Diehl, Sunday Business Request Is Filed Officials See Jail �, t *r- ■ . S lf f Im fo rfi ------- Vanguard I Marks One Year !n Orbit V tn IB Quotable Quotes United P r f t t fnur.iatlenal WASHINGTON - President El lenhoaer, cxprr**ing willingness to n e ia tm * with Russia on the Berlin crista: “ We w ill not retreat one Inch from our duly. We shall continue to n r r r lu e our riChl ot peaceful p a iu e e tn and from W eil Her tin. Me wiJJ not be the Prat to breach Ihe peace; it la the Sot let* «hu threaten the u*« of force lo in irr frr o with ruth free passage.” W A hlllN U ToN — Adm A rin g h A tlu rk r, chief of naval opera Horn, laying continued w n rirn in g of the Berlin litualion m ight re ­ quire quick action lo beef up U S. force*. ' I think lhal if thi* Berlin t r i m goci on, If it ecu deeper, we have got to move. We can t w all until the last minute.” I'HOSPECTIVK OFFICERS Thi-e Se* minnlc High School student* nro running for tho cfiininjr ttchool year. I-eft to right, Sieve Powell, ru'.nintr ff>r president of the ntudpnt body: Janet Glenn, senior class Gray Vet To Have Military Honors GATE CITY. Va IU P II - in honor guard atood watch today over the body of “ General’* John Salting. 112-ycar-ohl ne*t-tn-ta»l veteran of the Confederate army, a* it lay In Mate In a Natlon.il Guard armory. K illin g , of Slant. Va dtrd Hon day In a Kingsport Tenn, ho* p in t from pneumonia. Buriat !( jcheduted Thursday In a fam ily cemetery near hi* moun­ tain home after arorct of the old w a rrio r’* friend* ftlo pelt hi* caik el in ra y final re*peet*. Sailing w ill be buried in a (nnfederale general’* uniform with fu ll m ilitary honor* provided by the 2nd U. 8. A rm y, whlrh w ill fu m ith a rotor guard, m honor pallbearer* and a firing iquad i ll * copper ea*ket w ill lie guard •d by (be Arm y uniil the funeral at ll:3 n a. m. Tliurtday. Ho was awarded the rank ol “ general'* for h i* longevity. Sail­ ing apent hi* entire wartime *cr. V ie m a privato In i d. P,.23th Virginia llec.iu<nt. digging salt­ peter from Ihe rock a o f hf* na tivo Scott County. Railing's ilralh le ll Mailer \V. W illiam *, It#, of llouiton, Tex., the only m rvtvor of the War Be­ tween the State*. W illiam* I* bed ndder. and almost hi mil. Air Patrol Starts Hunt For Dentist ATT. ANTA I CPU - The Civil A ir Patrol launched a Ihret Hate tearch today fo r a Tampa, Fla., rle n titt who vanlihrd In a light plana nurtti of T ills lia t .r r , Fla., on n ruin Rigid lo Laurel, M u*. Lt. Col. J. L'. Carlton of ihe Georgia C A P said Dr. Thom** Adklna wai reported overdue In hi* Cctsna ISO a flrr taking oil from T alU haitre fur t.aurrl via M a riinna, Fla,, and IN crfiicen. A lt i apt. Mac Fml»y, of Albany. Ga., acarcli-mUtton commander, la id a check id ramps at all pot ailde Georgia landing pomt* had Jails <1 lo turn up .« traee of Ihe plan. Aitkin* left Tampa about 3 p m. Monday and refueled at Tallaha* ate, taking on IT gallon*, Carlton sold CatlluQ tzld Adkiu* did not (dr h flight plan ami thu acarch was twg'ui «n tha t a il* of hi* wife * le yo rl lhat he failed lo arrive on schedule. Legal Notice VENTURA. Calif. - Mr* e tn a -; b*th Duncan. 34. os V in g eonviclrd by a Jury ’A the 'fo r hire '' n iu rd rr of her son * pregnant wife Olga: “ I don’t »e* how ihe Jury could s tu d e n t c o u n c il re p re s e n ta tiv e ; liia n A ik e n , s e n io r c la s s c h a p la in ; L in d a Rom unan. sen­ do this to me. I didn't do It." io r cbi'-s tre a s u re r, n o d Jeanne S o u th w a rd , HOUSTON, Texas—Mrs. W iiln s e n io r class s tu d e n t c o u n c il re p re s e n ta tiv e . Mae llo w lt*. daughter of 116 year( H e ra ld S t a f f P h o to ) old C ivil War veteran Col. W aller W illiams, on Ihe litte r'a reaclion (o the death of the only other surviving C ivil War vet, j-.hn Sailing: “ It seemed In upset him Ha didn't ra t hi* lunch today end hai been talking quite a hit about It." 19 Dead In Cold; Snow Adding Woe ta ile d I’ r r t i International Freah mows and tre a tin g rain* piled pew wo* on Ihe Ureal I.akea today In the wake ot a paralyzing anuwatorm. Although apring la only (our days away, winter ihowed no lig h t of relenting a t one In four Inrhea of mow i w r p t aero** to tn h cin V.'!icon»ln and norlhern Jury Very Critical Of Jax City Court JACKSONVILLE (UP1> - T V Municipal Court'a handling of drunk driving rate* ha* met with * *harp attack by the Duval County Grand Jury. In a seven page report, the Jury Monday *ald the number of dismissals uulnum brrrd the con u n io n s 1.39# In kid In 1937. It *aul such a “ iljspruporliim atr m irn V r of arqulilal* could only indicate” th.it a rrcsit w rre un-1 justified, ca»c» were not properly prepared nr Ihe court failed lo discharge it* duly. Policemen unwilling In appear in court to prosecute defendant* w a i one of the c h irf r a u ir * fur the high number of d iim ljt a li, the report said. It said tria ls were contlnum iily postponed without ap parent autfirirnl cause and mmr defendants wrrn discharged liy the court for no good reason. The presentment recommsndrd that police nffuere he better In siru e lrd nn arrest laws, that re ­ quests for rontlnuanre of cate* be granted only for sufficient eause arid that pruwsiun be made fo r a prosecuting attorney to re­ present the city tn eases tried before the municipal court. Soldiers Arrested For Hampering Law TALLAHASSEE tU P li — Two *,-l’G», t h:ve bees a r r r it r t i at Florida A A *•! University for hampering police In apprehending a student susperted of making sonic 7tt) nturrne telephone calls Its w o m e n M Spi. < Isarlrs Allen, Jt, and Sp-S Jim m la Williams, 29. both •■( university R*«#rv* O ftire r* Tram Ing Corps, will be charged in federal rnurt here with Inlet fe rin g with an.) d isoV ylng a policeman. Pollen Sgt. Eugene Ft Christie n l d he raugut a young man speaking nbirenely on a telephone on Tucker Hall on Ihe rampu*. C h ris lir said he tried In arrest the man hut the auspeil broke loose and Red. Christie, wha was wearing plain clothes' at tha time, said g r o u p i y o f student* Mocked 111* pur*uit inns . m d Aid e d the escapee a* he fled m il a d o o r . Christie told (he alii dent* he was a policeman and c a ile d for reinforcement*. W illiam * and Allen then teld li'e police thev eould not tearch Ihe HOTC building and blocked th e ir p r o fit'll. M eanwhile, the rn lp rll rusped Alar la lous i-r sr I -isi'ra • whtu.sr -r r ' - *hs 'ill -ill -*r«ts si I »Ss-"t*t, sSight at th* Clir «n4 'Its rubll-I an# tn Ilia IsrU Ull.mnl a* Illinois into Indiana and lower Michigan. Nearly four Inches of mow tall in western M lihlgan during t h e night xnd a total ot siz inches wa* expected before the ita te ’l »ccoud *no<*tlorm m 4* hours end*. The new *now *ent the to­ tal »now m m u rrm e n t at Grand Rapid*, M ic h , past the lM-tnrh mark. The death toll mounted a t tr tident* ttrugglcd In dig out of a wrtkend near h lltta rd which left TOItuh snow* and d rift* 23 feet high. The overall deal) count, Includ­ ing tornadoes In Aikansa* and a windswept prairie fire In Teza*. stood at 19. There were seven dead In Iowa, four In Wisconsin, three in Arkansas arid one each in Texas, Hllnolt, Michigan, Mis­ souri and Ohm. Among the victims were U o bachelor brother* whine car was uncovered Monday by a snow plow near Cretton, Iowa. The two, Floyd Gate*, 4*. and We Iby Gale* 37. w ire burled in Ih cir car under four feet of snow. They were only 3 l feet from a farm driveway. A Wisconsin mother found her son. Michael Pluvy, 19, and hi* friend, Donald Room uiu. 20, In their slatted ear Monday, laith dead of asphyxiation. They had been m in in g ainco Saturday night. A light tain and two meh snowfall hit Chicago during the night, lurnlug street* and sldrwalka into trrarhernu* ribUm* of ire. Exchange Debating Leaving New York NEW YORK (UP1 >— A com m it­ ted u t up by the Hoard of Hover. ri.na i>( the New York Stock Ex­ change considered today tho poutbill*y of moving the exchange out of New York City if a municipal lax «n securities tra n u rtio n t i i passed by the ita tc Legislature. Ih e committee was appointed Monday afier Mayer Hubert 1‘. Wagner recommended that a I n be le*ted on all Stock transfer* *• a meant of obtaining increased seven :c» for the clly. Slock E x­ change president Keith Fun slim said Ihe tax would be uiii'air be­ cause Jo per ci rd n( the ejrhange’t business o riguiife* outs Wo New York, The exchange acquired property in Newark, N. J,, in 19.13 when a tltm la r lax was authorized, How­ ever. Ihe exchange never moved to Newark because the lax w*» kill ed. B»elnnlt*» si tn * f- ju th w -a l eof- l* * r j i f l> il t. t ^ * l» S'lass Ib a m • l*S f r a l, Ih -o rr Cast lh-,r f-*l ail four lisrlirs ipeme Houlh |a< fast l» lu-litl «t Hsalliihlna Ert* n* Inlsrrt'r t aiu- ir ai,4 be htar-l •* ilia time ard rUre Msesr aratlfl'd citt cntiuik)>inv o r thi; • cits OK CAKPOJtP, r t/v m tiA I** II X. Tamia. J r . * cur Clark Australia-Soviet Relations Resumed n R O A D B E A C I I . Australia ( U I'D —A u itra lia and the Soviet Union today agreed to resume full diplomatic relation* nearly five >rar* after ■ Soviet o ffic ia l'* de fpetlon broke them off Richard Casey. Australian m in ­ u te r fo. external affair*, and N'ieulai Firubin, deputy Soviet fo r­ eign minister, conformed at a new* conference here lhal relation* would be resumed al the ambat tadonal level. They were broken off in 1334 after V ladim ir Petrov defected from the .Soviet Flmbassy al CanI r r r j and charged that Australian Fo K m uni* i s and fellow-traveller* were feeding the embassy secret information Eisenhower Given Support On Berlin WASHINGTON* <L'PI I— Pr**tdent Elsenhower got strong bipar­ tism support in Congress todsy far his firm stand on Berlin but Democral* look issue with him on the n itio n 'i drfe n ie need*. Merrbere of both partlci said they welcomed the P reitdinl's stalen ent in hta radio TV addrns Mnr.diy night that he would be willing tn attend a iu m m rr sum­ mit conference if development* ju illfy It. Scnste Democratic Whip Mike Mantflcld (M ont.), a member ot tha Seoata Foreign Relation* Com­ mittee, said he wax “ »rry much impressed w ith the emphaiu and rlarity wlih which the President exprened hi* view* on the Berlin situation." “ I think the President took a long step forward in Indicating to Mr. Khruihchcv his dcurc to ne­ gotiate on an honorable hast* and to consider the possibility of a summit meeting this sum m ir b tird on possible results achieved in Ihe forthcoming conference on forrign ministers. But he made tt sery plain the United K tatri dorm l want a summ it conference for press propaganda purposes." Regarding the President's as­ sessment of U. S m ilitsry prepar edneis, Mansfield said there “ is room fur honest diffrnnes' of opinion." Senator Republican Leader E v­ erett M. Dirkaen (111.) praued E i­ senhower for eipressing readme.-* Deaths P H ILA D E LP H IA (U P D -R e a r Adm Joseph \V. Mct'oll Jr , r>-i. L'. S. N. I K it.) died Sunday, H<* had ruffersd a haari stuck SsiurRussian* day. to “ negotiate wuth *he on reasonable terms " Reminded that ihe President, previously h it ssid he did not think much gcod would come from a summit meeting, Dirksen said Eisenhower'* revised position evidently was bated on “ new de­ velopments” m the diplomatic exchange* with Soviet Premier N ikita S Khrushchev. TUCSON, A ria i L T D - Sidney Morgan Henry, go, retired New Y'ork s h ip ' lu * executive, died Monday wht’e visiting here. Youth Sentenced To 30 Years In Rival Gang Death* FORT ’ .O R r if, Tex. (U P I) Esttl Va y c , s ;. president of the Fori M orth National Bank, died Monday after suffering ■ stroK# on a golf course. TAMPA (UPI i — Sixteen-yearold Richard Youngblood faced a . to -y ra r prison term today fo r k ill­ ing a member of a riv a l gang in a atreet fight here last December ' -i Youngblood was sentenced Mon­ day for Ihe shotgun murder o* James Rowe, 13, who recently moved here from Harlan. K j. Rowe was shot dunog a brawl oxer Un affection* of a 14-)ear old m Two other youth* convicted of manslaughter in the tam e ca*e aim were scnlenced Monday. Wtl* liain Youngblood, 17, Ricnard * uncle, got five years, and Dorsal Lee Ralchelor, 20, w a i sentenced lo 10 year*. Now You Can (Jet q . White Print^ w </ SW W j CAIRO ( F F Ii — Egyptian au­ thorities Inday banned all mnvira featuring American actress K im belli Taylor because *hr recently bought lioo.om Wurth of fir a r li bond*. Mohammad Afy Na*»eff, direc­ tor of film censorship, ssid simll i r action w ill be taken against any mosie * t* r who “ helps the Zionist cause." Carraway & McKibbin General Insurance 114 N. Park Ave* FA 2-0331 J i ooff a ny T anv Tra c in ggs* To idc Any Length r l ' l t ( K I.A I.M K l) — M a y o r A . L. W ils o n niKB# « liru d a n iu tio n tic c liirin tf th i# ua N a tlo n n l W ild lif e W eek. L o o k in g on i# ( ’ u i t i j D u n a w n y , c h a irm a n o f th o W ild lif e W eek i:t S a n fo rd . ( H u t l d S t a f f I ’ h o to ) s 21*1 S. PARK AVE. I F YOU B E L IE V E IN LOSING WEIGHT GAINING YOUTH —LO O K A T T H E C A R T H A T ’S D O N E I T LOOK. A T 1X R K thu STVDEBAKE* ' Your SltulcbakcT Dc.ilcr’i door is wide oj>ch—for you to drop in and look at the one ear specifically built lo uteri ihe mcdi ol the Limt$. Three feet shorter, room for six inside. ' Easy to handle, park, turn around. Rum marathon miles on a sprinkling of low cost, regular j;.iJ Cm# insurance, maintenance and repair com#. And ililh c o n ly low-cost economical car in the world that's styled widi f-ult ion-rightncss. See tins pockeibook jicrfeci beauty today. FIRST FEDERAL S A V IN G S and Loan Association FOR HOME LOANS r ir h »#»n V»»»t ihsa» fee' and tour tn-n *V WASHINGTON < l 'r n An­ other top-level a d m in iiiritio n of­ ficial went before the House F or­ eign A ffa ir* Committee today to reinforce Prcridcnt EU enhow rr'i warning that any reduction In fo r­ eign aid would weaken tha V . S. drfenie poilure. C. Douglas Dillon, underiecre la ry of Hate for rronomte a ffair*, was called lo testify on the heels of Acting Secretary of State Chris lian A. Hertcr. Herter told the cnmmlUec Mon­ day that icverc rrductlonx In th r $3,929,9*3,000 requtst by the Pres­ ident would tic “ very abort sight­ ed * and could render U, S. fo r­ eign policy “ m c lfrc tiv e " Some rongreuional D rm ocrat* have indicated Ihey would like lo trim the President's rrqueiled program by one billion dollar*. Eisenhower look Ids battle for extension of Ihe Mutual Security Act to the American people Mon day nigh1 over radiu and televl tlon. lie said ihere l i “ no better means of showing our resolution, our firm nesi. and our understand ing of Ihe Communist challenge liian to support ih u program in full me aaure." He also said ‘ any misguided effort lo n d u rc thrm below what I have recommended weaken* the srnirie* of freedom wherever they stand.” Ihipeaii# and Steve Higgins. Standing, left to right, arc Joe Hogcan#. Larry Sherwood. •tary l-ovd, Bill A'lder.-on. Jack Knight. Ricky finer*#, \V. R. Reasley Jr. and Harold Sherwood, manager of the team. (Herald Staff Photo) Liz Taylor Films Banned By Egypt ale**. tn alter mi * sU i ,.f U t , tirarrlUaJ * • f e J I a w s , i n . N i r Dillon Testifying On Defense Needs R U N N E R S -U P — T he S te m p e r A gency eager* po«e a f t e r becom ing ru n n e rs -u p in t h r J u n io r U a s h e tb o ll L e a g u e tm irn a m e a 'The fin a l# b e tw e e n fite m jw r a n if S am i nolo S p o rtin g ( »ootl# w e re played S a tu r d a y in the N a tio n a l G u a rd A r m o r y . K n e e lin g a re M ike WASHLVGTON (UPf> — .Ameri­ ca'* Vanguard I sxteUit* eomplsted Its first V **r In orb it aroj-d the earth lo-lay w ith » tr.-.i| § • uninterrupted tran-nl**Son of da­ ta (rum spare. The Vanguard, which tr ex yen. ed to remain in orbit fo r yin -q 2.000 year*, made 3.911 revolu­ tions of the earth and trave'ed 131,311.211 mile* during Its first year I t la the only taieliit>' w kir h has transmitted fnfermwtlon f r o m space for an entire year. Sclent1st* say it* volar • peweied t i . # . m lttr r »hou!d operate for ter.s or hundreds of year* to come. The 3,4 • pound satelljia •»** hailed * * the " firs t true s r ir * vehirle" Monday night by *pr»V. cr* at a dinner honoring P r. Joins p. Hagan and his Vanguard team Am nrg the achievement* »f Vanguard 1 listed by Hagen ird the N’svy were Revealed that the earth U v *^ , ha f id w ith IN narrow end • • ward the North Pole. Helped make pouthfe more »(•curaN mappirg ef TacHie <V»»n islands Demonstrited that solar rellu can operate for extended period* without lot* o f effectiveness In space. bboard lh a l harards from ma teoritc* are not "exce.-iive Conmuuted to scientific: siiulv o f whether solar activity Ca'Jws • lasonzl changes In air density al 100 m ilt attitudes. offered valuable experience in the tra -k irg end development af other esrih saieltitt*. CALL{FDR A,FUN"DRIVE!DEMONSTRATION TODAY/AT 3Vi Current Dividend 119 W. Fir#l St. Sanford Motor Co., Inc. 1001 SANFORD AVE. �* -30*. Tu«a.. M ir. 17. 195!*—r i f f 3 S ljr ftm fo r S V r n tB Oviedo Church t Calendar Girl Scouts Have Day Outing TVESIUT The Chorl»lrr* of Fir*t Method { * w ill practice at J M an] 4:15 * e yA'a.e Bible Cla*t will have a f'iie r t d -tiih nipper in McKinley Jlall at 7 p. n G irl Scout intermediate Poop Rermrd Wolford, troop leader..Crowder and Mr*. Albert \ \ trk :*9 had i i earning Saturday a i and Mr* . Fran* Huhn, Mra. A lv u ham. they boarded an early morning bu* to Winter Park ami ipent the day visiting place! of interest. th e y visited the Shrlt Muteum. the ‘ 'Walk of Fame'' and art museum* at ito llin i College and •pent time tn the park* studying tree* to earn their ‘ 'R am bler*'’ hedge. At lunchtime (hev enjoy­ ed a "nm e bag'' lunch and early in the afternoon returned home hy train. Money ipent for th i* outing wa* earned by Ihc g ir li who laid calendarI. Troop m cm beri are Carol Ahtrn. Andrea Rograji*. Unda Pemattion, Peggy Doucette. Jo Ann lluhn, Cynthia Micheli, K a r­ en Trama. Carolyn Rogrro, Cyn­ thia W ilt. Ellen Wolford. Virginia Glenn, Gail Wickham. Donna Du­ mont, Delane Crowder. Pcni»e Latour. F l.ie Gaaiman. G lid y i Clark, Rote Marie l.acbtara, and Pamela Flaglonnc. Chaproning the group were M ri <j Patsy A. Morton Prayer Meetings M arried Sunday Held This Week A Sunday aiternoon wedding at the CoRtregiUanat i h r i s t i a t i Churr i unidrik in marriage. P atiy Ar.n Alorton. n.-ughter of Air*. A'. F. Spivey, jiml Robert J Mu enrlt, *on nf Majv'r and M r* Robert C. Mitchell of El Pa*n. Te»a* The three o'elork double ring eeremnny wa* prrformed hy the Rev. J Bernard Root in a retting of white gladioli ami pom pom* The bcidc chn*e a gown of while lace featuring l o n g tapered tlreve* ami a nrrkline of rolled •alin ending in back streamer* Her vrd of Frrnrh |llu*ion wa* at lirh e il to a pearl tiuilded tu ra and »Se carrird a while prayer tvook topped with while carnation* and *a iln Mtearnn* Mr* l*ona:d Gray Witt, matron of honor, » ire a «trer» length dre*« of blue chiffon with white areestoriev and * enr*»ge of pink carnation*. Gary K u k l tervrd »* beat man for the groom Air* Spivey rhn«e fo r her daughter * wedding * blue and white dre*« with whirh *h r wore white acrettortr* and pinned a coriage id pink rarnaiion* at her ahnulder Following the reremony a reeeption lirid at rhe home of Mr*, River* June* Th# bride* able wa* overlaid wilh a white lare rlnth and held Ihe three tiered wedd-ng eat • , and rrv t i l l p.,- ' r| *n_> . •** nh, o glad* and ,wiio ponn centered the lahle. Vi-> Kathy I j-lov wai in charge of the bride * book and M r*. Witt and M r*. F.*cIavon trrved The newlywed* left immediately fnr a month’a trip to E! P.«»n and then they w ill live In Argentieia, Newfoundland, v h rrr the groom will he utattnnrd wilh Ihe N avy, It* M arlin R Jnnrt Nighllv Cottage D riv e r meet­ ing* will be held throughout the week beginning Is at niglft at the home* *'f Mr* I! 1.. Rag-dale Sr . M m Hen F Ward J r , Mr* • Brcwnie Troop 197 of First Frank \\ ic rlrr. Mr* A H Ray Preibyiertan O tu r.h Mill meet at i r . Air* Gordon Fendarvit, and J p, m. Tiir Junior Frllow ibip o.’ .'tr* Anthony Danml A lt are f i r s t Presbyterian will meet at member* of the Katie Sue Circle. 3.30. Tne Junior Choir wall meet Nettie Farntll Circle member* who will ha»e piertm :* tonight at at 1 30. The Pioneer « Fellow m ip 7:1(1 are Mrs Joe l (tea‘ lev, Mr* % : meet at it ji. m. Joe AA Resale}. Mr* » M A r if I M LDN T and Mr*. J. V Thompson (in AA'rdneiday right th* regu­ The senior High Choir of the lar praver te n lc r will be held at Fir»t Presbyterian Church w ill the church at < meet [or *upper at 6 p, m. and fur Member* of the Dear! Alartrn rehearsal ai 6 30 p. m. The MidCircle will rnndufi terviee* T bur* Meet lltble Hour w ill he conduct day night Ho*lr**e* w ill he Mr* ed hy the pastor, llev. A. G. R ‘h Ragtrlale Mr* ft t» Daniel. M clnm t at T p. m. The t hanccl Mr* I R Arnold. 'I r * T F. ehoir w ill meet for rehearsal at F eriell and Mr* Joe R Battle * -including t r r t t r r * sponsored \ p ra yrr group o( the I ir*t by the Mar* Lawton Cirvtc are Presbyterian C.iurch will meet in trliriliilr< l at home* nf M r* J I <e Daughters of V r:|e y e ia tt G Be >,r*, Mrv t i i m j Metcalf, room at 9 30 a. m. The Chapel Air* D II Jackion ami M r* Choir w ill practice at 3 JO. the Tom Ferrell. armor choir at 9 tJ and the com A ivitor* of all denomination* are nm non on mrmberilup and invited to attend lhe«e service* *va„gcli*m w ill meet a! * 3>> t t s i S I n Mrel The Norman deVerr Howard Chapter, Cnltcd Daughter* of the Flr»t A|>‘ lii<idllt AASCS member* t unfrdrracy. waa hu»te*i to the IIOAItMINfi THE Ill'S Saturday morninir for their nil met lad night at 7 ai Fellowship officer* and member* of District •lav oulinir me member* of (Sir! Scout intermediate troop Hall. ChapptU Guild • ircfe. Air* Am. AND MUS. K O H K ill » w irn iK i i, No. J, J’-’iday. March n »ith Mr*. •JS!». Cvnthia Witt is facto* the camera mid Pamela Fnl- Jane Ald>on, chairman wa* m (IN .ii U v ,!n T iie *iin l Walter Ha**. D istrict Chat..va.i I charge of the lu rp rr 1: 10 .mt and Mra. Rernard Wolford are rcadv to step on the presiding. Mr* I ' i-n Moner conducted tne bua(llernii! Staff Photo I program with Mr* i G Shaffer, The meeting opened with pray prrtidm g er. and minute* of the Is at meet mg read. M r*. Herbert <1. \ *are, 1 Mary Lawton Circle Prr»id*nt Florida Dinvion. gave The Mary lawton lir c le n f the an rvreflcnl ta lk nn the ilif f r r r n t . Fir»l Baptist Church met al the phate* of the work of the Cnltcd home nf Mr* J. R Jone* J r . Daughter* of the Confederacy. rue*d»> evening, Atarrh 10. with Since l.t t'm d r John Langford F l.iiiwine a-v*t 1.1 (J. ( ' R B »nd requeued all Chapter* to *rml ' I t * I ' Hardy, rhairm an. pre wa* ahitaril Ihe t S. S Forrcilal Kennedy. in report* not taler than Auguit Iglurlng the C h ri* ln ia t irawin and — --------31*1. Following the regular bujine** mined a * home cooled hotlilay The A. E G u itiv to n homr in Report* from the Chairman of The main enektail bulfet table Air* Drady E. Alatheri. »oeial '\nner-' hi* w ifi celehraled lu* CDC lliito r y Book*. Rerorder of Maitland wa* the tre re of a wa* covered with an Armv Navy rhairman. eonductrd a round ta icrent return w ith V All A with Crowe*, Magazine. Memorial •'wetting a ttrip e " parly Saturday lir e and linen rut work cloth hie d m u m o n on the May meet tlieh a dinner party Sunday night, Building Fund. G ravr Marker*, when Dr. Gustav ton, tenlnr den- whtrh wa* centered with yellow mg D lin* and arrangement* w rre M AIt 11F \ A I 1 > il\ A turkey dinner, wtlb all Ibe etc. were given. The l^ g it.d m n lat officer at the N iva l A ir Sta. and white tnapdragon* in a silver made for Ihe meeting winch w ill trim m ing*. « ** served bulfet Ifnm r brum nurallnn Aaenl in n r e rlrb l r > h rra a fte r . 1j h it n r o m k if n m t10 n lu m I w * l* » a > . . . . , Chairman reported on the propo*- llion, e hi* promotion bow! Silver candelabra on either lie in charge of. . thi* n re le . , vtyle from a talde overlaid with Hn» many lime* have ynur chilcd Bill of fiu .000.0fl for a Stone­ Captain. ode held white taper* The cock Game* were played during the * rr,) * " ' 1 rl" lh rrn • In n to'd you that "you yutt don't wall Jackson Memorial Scholarship Captain and M r* Gustav o n ‘ tail menu, coniivling nf Swedish entfftainm rnt period after which l r t r f * w|‘ h a rtific ia l Irenchmade underaland*'1 Fund, and a proposed B ill restrict- greeted around a hundred gueit* meat ball*, fr rth m nth room* h u r t nod holly mg the u»e nf (he Confederate Flag who called during the evening. 1Muffed with hot vantage*. *wret the h iitlrt* »erved refre*hm rnt* rr<l Many grievance* children feel The gue»i* invited, member* Thme preient were Mra I. A for commercial publicity purpo»e* »our j*ork and shrimp, wa* r a i n ­ of the A A l l -A admlnidrallve de jg a in v l patent* are inevitable. llardv Mr* l» F Alather*. Mr* l.rgniation Chairman. M r* David „ . , ed by Mr*. Mary Gilman AAi- wouldn't belong 111 Ihlv word partmrnt and iheir wive*, were J G Beatles. Mr* Norman. Mr* Caldwell, wav requested tn write I n N li n f O r C l Li. and M r* George Saulrr, l.t if rh itd rm always understood their Many floral arrangement*. »rnt llr llle Ragidatr ami the holies* Gov. f^ ro y Collin* to t»*ue * I’r o - 1------------- ---------- i) £ i ami M r* D v rrril AA’ Foote, parent* ant patent* never made from Irirn d i. were placed at van clamation le tlin g avide April 29lh Drrtnoal* U ii g > and M r* I D Dsvrn mistake*, aaya Mu* Bulb E. Har lage point* Ihrougho.ii the home a* Southern Memorial Day. Air* C harlrt G. Shaffer tie r port. U . ( j g i »r" l Mr* A J r i* . Family Life Specialist. t aplain and Air* Gu*tav*un All member* were invited ta at p rriid rn l of Ciliren* Bank, i< con­ A|ci artln .1.1 <j g • ard 'Ir* D D a rrn ll ran often fuxl it helpful The Seminole County Chamber and two children, have lived in fined in ihe Winter Dark Memo tend Memorial Day E arrciie* in in remember Hung* from their Maitland fur a year and a half ria l Hotpital Orlando when C ro tie i of M ilitary of Commeree aenl Cnngresiman youth. Think about ti l i ng* you fell Service w ill be bellowed. Time. Mark J. Wilroa at Washington r*- unfair, eruel ami hateful iii Mr. and Mr*. O iarlg* Lee Jr our rhiidhimi, llem einber aome and ilaughler* of ( la r k t s d lr / j l / > K X 1/1 f t / A ecu lirm m iic rn t of Verona ta th i* 2 K I*. M. in Eola Park, A pril yeaterday a hand colored framed jjc photograph nf two local girl* Tenn arrived in Oviedo, W ednrt | J J k / l A J U / / U A A A A e* of Itir thing* you were forbidden to • r i n g dinner d re ii by liu ita ie Mth. The Sanfurd Dupllcale Bridge M r*. M. R. Strickland, T reaiur •landing In a celery field each day. Marrh I I , to allend Ihe fune , l'’ and the wav you reacted to youi "ia iie ll of l-ot Angeles. Of black Club met Thurtdav night at the holding *everal large vtalki of parent*' luiaettion* ral trrvice* nf h rr father, Grover heavy ribbed (ilk faille, it 1* cut er of the Norman deVere Howard Center and high Mr* Hr adford lt> rrl u in At fancy celery. The g irl* are Mr* Community Briiieml**ring Iheir n>*n feelS .Alone with a wide, curved neckline and Chapter, received high praite for lin t*. f t j , v lltltn g her ton and m e*. parent* ihnuld *ln everylhmg Andrew A| Carraway and Mi»* •core* wrre awarded to Mr* long, ihouldrr puff Peeve*. The the Lett and m in t outtianding Re Mr and 'I ; * T V A M r f.1l j f Civile Ramsey and Ml** 'la rg a rrl fa mil* Camilla Puleiton. Ibey ran In avoid unnecervarv w altlm r n belled high in front, port in the entire D ivliinn. are nnw making their home In Daria. Dr uml M r* Hat ry S \4.IMWl grievance*, tod at Ih r »ame lime We had with u* the following Tne trade body recently *eot O * ir t lo with the ik irt falling free tn a (Ir nidi < l on ruff arr attending Second high winner* were 'I r * not lo |.e tiptel if eblldlen occa Stale O ffire r* who gave c irc lic n t a *irtitiar photograph in Cnngre** yhnn Renaissance train. I hr> will •lonatly iv n irtv rr* rn iin rn t. AD and ' I r t F rrddir Wheaton i rnlmn in Atlanta, i talk* on their work: man Joe Sear*. It now hang* on F E Andcr ton and Mr* G |1 1 • a»ng N dllriloip grievam-rv on Mr* H n. Aance, Drrodent Flor- a wall in hit nffier. a* doe* a Shmabergrr. 't r an-l Air* Leon are rending in their newly c,m iriiirn home I hur*dav *lnicted home the part of Hie child make him frrl id i Division, Coral <>able», Mr* mrmberthip card indicating tnai ard Alunvon w< n third Ihe Rev and Air* M a i Conk the wmld u agaillit him and that II B. G lllentinr. 2nd Vice pre»i he k» a member nf Seminole Coun M A K i l l . WILSON have rrturnrd to their form er m» parent* don't love him. drnt, Miami, Mra. Hugh Tirrnan ty Chamber of Commrrre Card* ••'TKS d l u \ ' A Home Demnnvtrallon A g e il t j i f you krep ihe general almot home at Alt Don Their son anil I H IS IS 1 OUP^ I , I I P M(e advenlurout with food*. I l l 3rd Vice prrudent. J a d to n u lle , are alto ditplayed In Ihe office* (•here nf vour home friendly you Member* of* the Friendship fam ily, Mr. and Mr* l e t Cook, ’more fun that way, and rooking Mr*. 1.ee Mathew*, rec. *eere- nf o lh rr Florida *olon* m Wa*h Mr and M r* Ralph T Cowan dnn 1 nn*| lo worry jiw nit orra le jjiie of the Congregalinnal of Teva*, vi*lle*i lliein her*, rec lary, Plymouth, Mr* T. 0 , Dem inglon become* a creative e ip rn c n c r. Jr , announ* r the birth of a *on. • tonal doarrreinenl* lhal arc ( hri*tian *'hurch met recently rn lly . J u it because you haven't »rcn herton. tre a *u rrr. Allami. Mr* Mr and Mr* B rrl Spencer an.I Charle* Braun iMiro Mairh ath 'omn*i lo oreur Hie-, w ont have for their frllo u th ip lunrheon and s recipe written a way you have N. D. MrCrae, registrar, Tampa, In celebrate the hirthdav of Mr* daughter, Iv o n n r nf Stantnn, by , Hr weighed n lb * 1 nz at lurth perm arenllv harmful e f'e rt* on In mind or ta irrd a food aerved and M r*. M argarrt D Wilron, your rbildrrn. John It Jonr* Sr , who it a arc Ihe gur*t» of hi* brother and that way d o rin 't mean it wrouldn't Ree. of Croaaea, AVeat Dalrn Spring role i i i * uim lm n-i 2 Mr and ' I t * I oglun K rllr* charter member of Ihe League *i*trr in law. Mr and M l* II It be delicioue and inviting. Your Beach, also cup* ihreddrd cabbage with 1 cup are parent* nf a *nn. Ihrir first Forly eight member* attended Spencer Two Da»t President* nf Florida fam ily may want *ome food* a revolving brush attachment each diced unpeclrd apple and Atr. and A|t» J rt« r Maggafd idilld. leirn A ia lth tIII* in GSInr« rooked the *ame old way, but Division, Mr*. George II. Lennon, shredded fre ih carrot*. I *lictd and p rr*e n tn l Mr* Jonr* with odd* power lo r a n it lr r - l) pe *ar of Ita llv v illr, Kv , have relurned viltr i h rttln p h e r Eogharv, weigh m o il fa m ltiri enjoy an occanonal Jarktonville and M r*. C. D AAal small onion, and 2 teaipoon* eavli lovely gift* including a ' T ilt uuni rlre n rr, II ip ln t at Your l if e " *iraphnok w lilih had home after a m il with Ibe H It mg a th* at b irth , bat alrrade Winter Dark, d u tric t J ('hairAange of menu, loo, iay» Bonnie ker, BD.M tn fluff r a ipelf snd tiru*h nut "man ! * Mr*, W alter T.*"* 'BAa n* nf * *Orlando j 'I I j mavonnai»e and. »our cream Sea j aUra Spencer*. While hrre, Ihey alvn twro greeted by proud grandpar l*e n compilrd bv Air* .... . . . , n McDonald. Nutrilloniat-Food lin t Fit* any vacuum cleaner, al j .. ... ton with '* tea*t>oon ta ll and '• Ba t and Air* Itrrniee Mm* in ami enjoyed vinting at various point* m i * 'I r ami Mr* Harold II thiuigh «oine iimvlrl* need a run and three State Committee l hair black pepper, Con»ervation Specialivt. nf in trrrst In the vicinity. ba-lner. wlm havr been vuiting ve rie r (Singer Vacuum (T ra n rri i So, take a new intereit in Ihr men. M r,. 11 B OHlenllne. Edu- t011^ ht|/ 1Bd e irn (lfl , „ h « „ with able a tilv ta n rr from 't r M it* Yelora Moon arrived home in the h e llrv liome art of rooking in 19j9, and Iry ration, Mra. David D. Caldwell, peeled apple wedge* and freth Jonr* Mr and M r* Ronald Under of Twro IvrauUlul birthday v ale* Wednesday Marrh it, ra ile d hrre »omr ne» food trick* on your legiilation and M r*. R. M. Slokci, parsley. Serve* * * ______ _______ were iiirrounded in pint azalea* due to Ihe death of her father, Orlando are Ih r p a rre l* of a itiugh fam ily. Ktperiment with herb* Memorial Building. trr, Ativan, horn March 11 at The Norman deVere Howard and tnapdragon* While the gue*t G S Moon and ip ire i T ry »«me new com­ Frank Talbott I* ronfmed lo hi* n r a t .i Mi no.ria l linvpital Mr* Chapter rom m itteei fur the meet » r C .w vn e l f n i m l t nf honor blear out the randlr* mi bination* Serve torn* old favory<wt<i. tin fo rm e r tiayla (iirtoa. i* the cake thr traditional birthday home became of lltneai ilea a little differently. You w ill ing w rre; Mr* W B Kirby. Mra 11 n P C C a V U U IU B Mr* It. AA File* hail a* her t , ■*., ; i i t r r of AA jiTi r A *.ielow Whip lip * parly eolfee rake •onj m v M ini »uti am oriiion ai find your Interval In food* re ­ <»e«. Hardin, Sr , M r*. A. K Ro* Mr* fnr uneviierled gur»t* with park compamment hy Air* Ho lla rri* ;i.r * l* last w erl. her i m m law pu'-.iihtr of ibe "unfurd iltra d newed. revived impired: And seller, Mr* B 1. re rkin *. and d iu g h 'rr 'tr . »rd M r* W l # i r family w ill nave fun with n. F. Rnbunn. Mr*. At. R Striek aged e*»y coffee rake m u Tre h Wigg*. and two nf her grwnd Nrvaila * population in Itiin I* land and Mr* F. E. Roumlllat pare a cording to direclioni ard * formula I Irach n co'nrlr** new food*, too . oddren Alike and .sandy W igg* expected lo be rtT per rent gira'er Here are *ome *uggevlion» for A debeiou* luncheon wai te rvrd pour into pan. Swirt I 1 rup apri odorlrav. and guaranleid not to at Spencer'*. 1eol into h itte r, iprtnkle with I 3 redden hand* The manufacturer of A’ett Dalm itearli, who f I r w dun it wa* in D'JJ. Arttnna it *v e * i y lo tto food glamourirtng. up In *pend a day In be with l-eeted to grow hy »;•! per rent dul The lir c h meeting will be held rup coconut * n,l lep * l,h clnna l i s t it ran la- ti*<d *»frly for e. Top a *erving duh of green Thurtdav Mth J o'clock with Mr* mon lopping 'rorn package lla k r rr> hnu*ehod la»i that require* h , r - ,h,,,r brn'her T nm rm , and ing the **me period. California •** bran* with herb may«mn*i*e, Ed according to parkagwdireclion* rlra n tin g • hleaihirg aciinn an t »"d broiher in law. Mr and .» prr rent and Honda U p* r made by adding to the may on- Al l-ee. Mr* Truiuck. Mr* rent 'Serve w irm with toffee w ill not harm to o red tu rfa rr* Mr* Jack Dodd nat*r * little d ill and ro»emary Meitch eo ho»te**e*. and a d**h of time or lemon juice For f*u i ek -a nd ea* y tartar taure te *erve with baked filh , a t'r J 9a*pooo* m itant minced onion In’ o l teaapooni water, l.et *tand a few minute*, then add to m i ' on naite along W i t h *omc chopped raraley, pickls relish and a »queeie of lime or lemon Juice. Spnnkle your favorite tugar rookie* with *tiv rrrd almond* m u a f with sugar. Serve w*rm ginger rookie* made wdn ra itin t and f r r llily ^ a d ^ ^ p p l^ ^ u e e ^ o ^ le iv e r t ^ ^ k U.D.C. Meeting Held Recently "Christmas In March" Enjoyed Recent Promotion At John Langford Horne Sunday Celebrated Saturday Child Grievance 25 Years Ago lirid (inmo Notes Interest In Meals BI RTHS Cahhajcc Head Idea Modern Restful Homes — in naturally beautiful surroundings. RAVENNA PARK Don’t Miss The Conway Twitty SHOW on h e rtu ly Wed. P. M. S em inole H ig h A u d ito riu m G eneral A d m . .10c these w ith o a k*, and q u ie t n rtK h tio rh o o d fr o m achm ila and ro a rtr hom e* is yet F. If. A. FINANCING enhanced e ta te ly U n r in g tr e f» , p in e *, n tr u a . only as little aa A m ii.u le a *450 down Monthly payment# like rent! a h n p D in g ! T ir h e ln A v a ila b le a t IB s David Wayne Mathes Guitar Studio A Record Center fiO« W . 1«t * tr of lo t* th e n a tu m l lm elinew a o f ahady • Ifirg e Open 9 In *1 JUvST 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th A FRENCH - 10 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN! • Visit Our Model Home ! Slto&m aJzesi $ ^ Construction Company Inc. 211 W. 25th SI. FA 2-310.1 FA 1-7495 Fricmls Knterlained Cmdr. and Ain. Norman MeInnl* e n irrla in rd with an inform al party Sunday aHrtnoon tn honor of nrighliorhood frirmtv wlm have returned from a rrui*e atwyard the I . S Forrcdal. V A II-S o f­ ficer* and their wivev attending were l.t i nulr and Mr«, liny Farmer. Id Cmdr and M r*. John Langford, l.t. and M r*. David Drarolph, I t . Cmdr. and Mr*. Phil Har ward and Id (J. g ) and Mr*. A. J. AIrCariliy. Neighborhood frirnd*. from zdha? •ipudron*. served a* a "w elcom ­ ing com m itter ” O B EY that impulse Coil (hot ■pevlol wimenia la » i| D lt'am e It • H ea»v And tlalinn to•rittion rule* are low. So » h v wait? E'bnna tonight! Call Lon g Distance! It i fw ita oi fo if to Call by Numbor �'w h y sow,' i l l M eet yo i T at The Washington Calling’ sum m it anytime !' $15 Million Increase Asked; Study Needed Th« Legislature will he asked for more than 922 million In Aid to Dependent Children for the next two years. Submitting the request, which represent* a $15.3 mil. lion increase in state funds for the two-year period, will be the State Department of Public Welfare. This bit of infor­ mation is contained in a liooklet. "Can You Live on 99c a Day?" The Imoklet is published by the Welfare Department. In the past two years. Aid to Dependent Children cost Florida $6.07 million." Rased on the request, the ADC pro­ gram would cost .he state $11 million anually, an incresse of some $8 million per year. If the legislature approve* the $22 million request, an­ other $68 million would he available from the If. S. government This. too. is contained in the 16-page booklet. According to facts supplied by the Welfare Depart mrnl. 13.618 of the children now receiving this aid are lllegltlmate. This is. roughly, one-fourlh a* many as the 54.771 of legitimate birth. Of the total. 49.600 are Nrg«i chlldien. 18,701 ate white. According to the Welfare Department, only about 67 per cent of the need now is being ntel in this program. Some Seminole County authorities have said that this program encourages Illegitimate children among some peraons. Dr. John Thurmond, county health director, has cited several cases in which Illegitimate children have been bum go that the mother "can get one of those checks." The Herald doe* not oppose aid to children in need. How­ ever, this over-growing problem should 1* in v e s tig a te d thoroughly before tho legislature appropriate* $11 million e yeer to finance such a project. • • Something very akin to an era has ended with the refirement of Zeb Ratliff, a veteran of 60 years in the print­ ing induatry. Retliff ceme to Sanford from Ja*|»er. He., 60 years ago end went to work for The Sanford Herald. A ftrr 11 years in the mechanical department of The Herald, lie went Into business with W. M. Haynes and established Celery City Printing Co. Later ho had another partner in the business. For the p a s t I I years, Ratliff had operated the business by himself. Now, he plane to "piav and rock." Ratliff considers a half-century long enough. The persnriahle gentleman inti­ mated that ha had missed the opportunity to use his rock­ ing shalr during his years in printing. Now, he will sttempt to "catch up" on all of that lost time. It has baon eald, many times, that printers are s breed unto themselves. Many would have you believe that print­ er's Ink geta Into a man's blood. Literally, of course, this isn't true. Hut.'there is some­ thing very similar to a heart lieat in the rhythm of a press. (A t least, there la to men like Zeb Kalliff. tRollins Presents 'Owls' Key Chains Mare tea a M r e t ah apad kay chain holders haaa haaw presented In tho men nf V A H » hy Rollins Hobby Shop. The holdera were accept* 4 h> fd r . Floyd Harris, comma sling offleor of tho llaaay Attach Hoot Owls." Howard Rollins, retired Naval afflcor and owner of Rollins tlulihy •hop, mads tha preaantatloa. Hothna was atatlooad ia Sanford dor hag Mo Nasal aersirs, and moved bare flea year* ago upon retire ■vent. "M s wife and I has# lived ail over the country," Rntltna as Id. "We like the pwnptr tn Santord and h ire found them more friend I? and eordial than anywhere else Wa have never regretted settling here and going into the hohhv sop ply business." Harris thanked Roliln* nn he halt nf the officers and men of V A III "Y our aptri* of Interest in the Navy is very gratifying and wa appreciate y o 'ir kind r-g trd s ," he m d . The dome nf the Colorado slate copilot in Denver it colored with gold lest mined fio-n native de pouts, the building stands estcl|» one mile shove set level. DAILY CROSSWORD ACSOM L T ra in s S. HarmoiUa* S. Ilehraw sign • lows’* itwatkng M l D *dare •*•«>'* IJ.TaevSon IS. VJL Ate IA Across M-IUsehaira Mwbay — lAJmsv ft y io ) tf.lUtlesvag hall sal IB. Chap lA T rtp o d BA Rianpla (aoDoq) M . A quack swadtrla* BA. Social grtnip BT. uresk hMaa IB. Maaistsrp unit of India l s. IiO» Island l t. A t ham* B l. Aacompanr U .J g « ir n .A r k s s a u N f* r •B A 4. Donrhkha asat •.TnaaoA green a ALevral T. F. T. Ha mum a ttra ct low A Marshy mead frees I t . ttotralned fu r hartUhlp 11. Conlfarosia ahraba U Full o f sp irit Methodists Plan To Fight Mixing • Zeb Ratliff Retires IT. God nf pleas, ur* » Idle b l F re n i t* German names 0 . Ituaht 34. Hearn :i i,7. p re lit ) 'i iJn dti I'Vdl-JC! Il.l t’-jt.l MM I I 1 ' IMs’ l ijro .1 1 I iM ii U l j f j '■{ d ii'l j 4 .1 l'.N» HTlfM.IMId j * '* ! i f . : ' m Hi's i.'j • yvJw i f PTOr:t *j : i lig to .IM Jt t ‘ iV T iil JfV". ‘.VJH I * star's piaesr SB. roam Sg. Pteeoa od turf, as U* golf •B. Afresh I I . Green fM tatl * arose M.KngUah j U acjvocl S w in g J k musia ■ 34. roema 1 «*. Bpider'S 1 OfIBM B y Marqel* CWlds the flnsnrisl interest of all to p , ro m ri before the Senate, K e rr w ill W ASHINGTON — W hile th e 'o fficia ls in government. Inelud- probsbly lead the fight against* memory of Sherman Adams and in* m rtn lrra of Congress. It it. i t he hat done before, his telephone ealis to the rrgula- would *l«o require that all com The Democrats reply by pointlory agencies is rapidly fading munlcation*. whether by word of out hove m t Eisenhower Ad* tb e it a r t still earnest souls who mouth nr br letter, to a regulatory ministration hai appotnied la w boliere that aomethln* should he or teml-Judirlal agency be made ) t r t 4mj businessmen to the re g flr done to curb the Influence busl part of the record in all cases. |1)ofy iS m r ir i who were then B* " There world be no .more prisate railed upon to regutalr their fnr. Tw’o of Ihrm , Senators t i l t ford nudges from the White House or mer clients and associates What Case (R ., N. J.) and Richard Capitcl Hill lo meml>era of the it mure, these same men after ..euberger (D., Ore >, has# Just federal Trade Commission If the serving a year nr two went bark pul in a bill that aould serve st nudging hid to be done to public, to p ra rtirin f lasr and appearing least to put the whole business , t|hject t„ stiff penalties under before their former commission on the public record. T heir hilt the law for ronrrelm rnt, it would associates. would require full dtsrlosure of not he done. Thin kind of In again out-again The bill pul in by Case and eyrie came up the other day when Nruberger proposes, too. thst Con- Senator Case' questioned Char l» a gress at least take a look at a A. Webb, a Irgislaiise assists assistant notorious ibuac—conflict of inter- to form er Senator John W. U n r­ rst among mrmtiera of Congress.1 est Congress, k rr of Oh Ohio who had been nomlA Commie ion on le g is la to r Stan- nalt-d to a member of the Interdards would study and make ree- state Cn ommrree Commission. BIRMINGHAM,' Ala. (D P I) ommrndatuns on eonfliet of In- B roker was ranking Republican Mathodist church#* in Alabama terast — » • problem of a Sens- member of the Senate Inlrraiato and W#*l Florida w ill send dele «or or a P .pre.rntalise who own* Commerce Committer, with autho­ g t t f t bar# Thursday to o rganltr »n r *l • °c * television station rity over trs rra l regulatory agen­ a laymen's union which w ill lead «r 1 urauum mine and who in cies, before his defeat last Novem* tha fight against efforts to Intr commute* and on the floor of ber. grata tha nation'# Methodist Congress akr* an active part in | t ,|r ,, |„ p ,d dorm* the questlo, J churches ^ these interests. lug that two other former B rickrr JudJr Whit Windham, one of When Congress talks righteously associate* hsd been rim e d to tha tha 34 sponsors of the Isym rn's about eunflitt of Interest. •* in ICC, which regulates the railunl6n, said about I,WO are ev me Adams ease, official I • of the roads Owen lla rs e slaved on the peeled lo attend Thursday a meet Elsenhower Administration see commission for five year* and mg Every Methodist church In red Why not. they mutter angti- then resigned to Ivernitie a vice* A ltb tm a and West F lorida was ])t to,,; , i what Is going on right president of the Chesapeake and »rnd delegates, he said. |n )our haitiw irk’’ Ohio at a salary much larger than Windham said the laymen s The ea*e they most often rite government pav*. After two ar.d group would map a course of |, thw» of Senator Robert S Kerr a half yearv on the commission action fo r Southern churches in (1> okU ). who through his ma- Robes* Minor went to a New York event tha Malbodi* L rn e ra l to n jur jn , he Kerr McGee , , „ , r , | vice prrvtdenry at a rd * ferenre ittf in p u to force in r r0mp»ny rontro ll Urce oil hoH- ported u la r y of 140.000 a year. gration in 19fd Y ,‘ T 1* " ' t * ,0 What was notnoted, if only The Jurist i t id -an overwhelm ,nf.’ of Melbodpvt ‘a'v “ r *»*s*«**h the- 27", percentlK>CJUIe of thf b u lin rH in f majority ' income tas Iwnua to oil producers nf Sanatorlal courtesy, was that men" fear that a r im m ite r -p llrlrk e r during much o f his aervpointed in n*M w ill rrpvirt tuck ire in the Senate had continued recommendations nest year with to share in the proceeds of hi* integration aa the end resit)' Columbus. Ohio, law firm Thst Tha General Conference, vsliirh firm represented the Pennsylvania is Mrthodism'a central governing| Railroad. body, hat labeled segregation in Recently there has hern a grcrW thurchea "an e v il", said Judge deal of publicity about Congre»8” .'n . * m• ‘ arousing an over The sat> driving award for Frb men who put Ihelr relatives on whelming m ajority of Methodist ' Assignment Washington Ily Fit Koterba WASHINGTON - The sperta tors Jammed the hack of the room. They came here fo r one main purpose — to laugh at th f racketeers. That seems to he the only way that tn honest. Indignant, te n t! live eitiren ran spend his wrath on the rowarda — those leeches of the underworld — who cower under the Fifth In the Caucus Room The hoodlums, now stripped of their brass knurkles, arid ItoMles and guns, lend themselves nicely to an air of ridiculousness situng there under the bright rh a n d e ltrrt declining to admit even that they're alive When the juke levs rtgamurule rinsed down for a today rre rts , (he Rackets Committer had finish ad listening to t long command performance that sounded like an automatic player shirk on a hrok »n record titled. " I life lin e " I laughed just as hard at the rest nf the watrhers A Itellv laugh served as a g o o d a o tiill lute for a gratifying punrh in tha note But this !»%*» hoodlum set ha* been a breed more hraren than even those witnesses of the ( ostrllA and T rtm s trr ly|w Thai's bceautc our court* have recently reassured protect ton for those "lending ta Inrrim lnate themselves A r a result, the oner mighty Senate committee a only rem ain ing effective weapon Is the rlilh of ridicule. And on this final day, I'd say they did sn efficient Job nf whittling dosvn those ainur thug*. They splattered the hooda with verbal spubatls that most certainly wrr# noticed a ll the way eernst the eountry, Tha Fifth Amendment had he­ roine so a matter of fours# lately with th o .r juke ho* Jokers lhat the thugs rim e lo the witness r h a I r hearing mass prodtirrsl printed rants hearing tha " I De rlin e " song. Ben. Harry (toldwster (R ., A r il 1 asked Lo see one of the card*, tod then ha said rv n lra tly "Somebody must pass those out st the door " When Juke Hot V n ltty, a turn py. red fsrad Chicago mobster, stumbled nn the phrase, Ben. K arl Mundt ( H . X t i l rs llrd nut: ' You better read the Juke bos a bystander's frustration came answer ca rd ." when chief r t u n tr l Robert KenThe heartog* hit the height, of nedy tn fu rm id McClellan (hat the climate down there?" and Ibe hood d e rlin rd lo answer because. honestly, h r «a!d. that could in criminate him. |l(1 Jukf ||#| h firin g | r f r e l , T h o lf rWlh A nl,nd m ini "A m ericans" with the tun tanned hides, dark glasses and expensive suits had become Somewhat sickm ing. And, so help me. Hyman, in a Now. perhaps one ran turn lo high. thin, nasal whine said hr routdn't rig h tly answrr that ques­ test ir n ta tin r developments on tion without incriminating himself i'.-pilal H ill . . like the ray rolls of Another good laugh therapy for ‘ -‘ 'n“ r r “ m r" tend lo Inrrim lnate him The committee called up Hyman l.arnrr. alias Red Waterfall and four other names, described a . a ( hirago Juke bo* shakedown ar list, now of Miami Shore*, Fla "A te you," snarled JlcCIrllan. "a common, ordinary, cheap Safety Award Won By Squadron One trying lo do. Weare trying lo preserve the Methodist church and are working to safeguard lit fu ture." Raney, commanding officer nf the aunts, their wives and Ihelr col. "T igers" The plaque I* given lege boy sons. That tort of nrpo. monthly to the squadron with the Him the folks back home rra d lly tie st safe driving rrcord during understand. g liberty hours Rut if publicity it required fur The winner I* determined by a this practice, then surely it should demerit system. Demerit* are rover the rrlalionvhipt between BUFFALO , N Y i l ' l ’ l t -Has- awarded arenrdtp; to the serious business and government and the mg trading stamp* turned out to nets of the tr a flir violations mutual benefit society that re* be an unprofitable venture for Cdr Haney said "O ur motto Is suits The one. so readily under* W illiam F. Mueller, J.V Police work hard, play hard and drive standablr, is peanuts while tha gathered up lo.ooo of them in his slow " A ssfrty council composed other, so much more subtle and hotel room a* evidence in a series nf Naval and civilian official* sup submerged. involves influence of burglaries 1ervlsrs tha safety campaign measured in millions of dollars. Collector Collected Retired Officers Schedule Meeting Mrmtx-rs of the Retired Ciffi t r r s Association and Ihi-ir guests have hern invited In a meeting of the Central Florida Oiapter Marrh 23 at the MrCoy A ir Force |Um, o ffic e r1* < luh )n i( |,|„ |on u,r r |r r |i..r* and installation of officers f ir the com , „ c , r4 r ( ien E AWalsh w ill sur , on b|v recent trip Washington The report w ill cover liaison and legislation tn alt members Reservations for the meeting at , j j,, p m w l r p, m3,,p „ , , h I t Margaret S Wills' JKV\ Fusion Itoad, W llltcr Park M anh 31 ithe deadlne for reservations which Include the lunrheon and huunrsa meeting Post Office Plans To ‘Rocket’ Mail WASHINGTON (U P I) — The Pod m in e Department rvperta to fire its first rip rrim rn ta l mailcarrying rocket this year, arrord ing tn a Washington publication Washington Science T r e n d s quoted s post office spokesman s i saving Postmaster General Arthur B um m rrfirld has asked the Defense Department tn let him use obsolete mark nr regulus missiles for the tests C V id yD u S ^Jh i& ? < -r;' - - s< IF YOU LIVE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY...YOU NEED THE n\ T h e S a n fo r d H e ra ld s \^ » -V » (.Seminole County’HOnly Complete Daily Newspaper) i Till March 31,1959 If you live in Casselberry, Fern Park, l/ongwoori, Altamonte Spring*, you can now receive the .Sanford Herald By Mail - I ,* / < jf lc h i -nsX For Only 9 .0 0 -- year nir ( IMPS*) 5 .0 0 - - 6 months 2 .5 0 - - 3 months V K I.D A CiRADR " A " 4d. 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S SS SH s# s �\ fffiS T u e i. , M ar. 17, 195 9 — P a g * 5 r > Pirates Have 'Flag Feeling' Louisville Getting (Editor* Note; This is the seinnd dispatch on the pros­ pect* of the m ajor league teams fer 1911.> 'Tourney Backing best fielder of the lot. but with a weaker hat. R r*l Of In tlrld Set The rest of ihe infield i« set w ith Hill Marcrnski at second. D irk Groat at short and Hoak at th ird . M arrro*ki and Grnal form one r f the best second have coni binatmn* in the major.* and most h j-c b .il! men agtre wdh Murlaugh when he says those Jvry men can beat you more way* than any other shortstop serond ba*e combination in thr Majors. I f the Plrales have one weak nr*«. II | | in in firt I reserve* The veteran (irne R iser P ir l Si ho.' firtd, who wa* a disappointment with the Cardinals, and rookie Harty Hright. a 3.0 hatter at Saeramrnto in I9’>*, are the only one* who tan hack up Mareroski, Groat and Hoak. D a k e r'i'a * hurt mod of last season and tt'a a question whether he could play ever* day H *onifthins happened to anmnr uf tho»r llirre . tn the outfield It w ill hr Hull Skinner In left. Hill Vinton in center. Roberto Clemente in right with Roman M ajia* back of tnrin a* Ihr No 1 utility gardener Murtaugh wouldn't trade them for any four ouiltrld fr,* that any R> LEO II. PETERSEN 1 PI Spnn* Editor ny J o h n d ik t k h ii , a * the vanguard or suiting FORT MYERS. Fla (CPU LOUISVILLE, K y. (C P I) — The coaches and fans a rrive d , they The Pittsburgh P ita tr* have ' that record* and the ratings made discovered three th in s i were dtffic u lt, perhapi impossible to lo­ pennant feeling '* Cincinnati and W r it Virgin!* the cate in thi* basketball-hep city: A Lavt year, in his first full sea­ favorites today to meet in the f i ­ hotel room, a ticket to the tourna­ son a* manager. Dannv Murtaugh nal* of the NCAA basketball tour- ment and a LouttvUlian who aimed for the firs t division snd O narrunt here Saturday niche, but doctn't think the hometown Car­ wound sip second, eight games be­ Louisville's nwn come bark k id i d in a l! ran win it a ll on their own hind Milwaukee. That reprrsentrd u e rf setting plenty nf aupport. floor. a jump of five notches for the O lfiriat tournament a ctivity be Pirate*, who were seventh in IPS* ;a n today when sport* writer* —the ninth year in a row ihey met at a lunch to hear I-ouisvillr had finished in the second d ivi­ sion Coach Peck Hickman engine in a telephone battle of w o rd ! with hit ’ He really vla rtrd lo jell Iasi riv a l!. (Irorge Smith of Cincin­ vrav.m." Murtaugh said “ Now wr ate aiming lo jum p ju *l one more nati, Freddie Sthaut of West \ tr n.-'rh in Ihe standing* My playgima and I'ete Newell of Califor­ ci- are confident we ran do It. nia. and so am I We all have lhat Winner* Meet Saturday pennant feeling " Louisville lace* We»i Virginia in Murtaugh gambled and traded one t r mi final game F rid a y night Two date* of interest for Semi awav hi * leading power h illrr. not, County golfer, arr on the <»r *hr ► > lU ,n trank Thomas, in gel what he fell Mid-Florida tio lf cour.c w r „ of Cn.cinnai. and C .llfo rn . ih r Pirates lacked in 1 'in a tellLongwuod, according to Terry De '/ra U d e '" ^ * d in n e r , then w ill H E A D Y F i l l ! M A T C H H A C K lic it J ticq u cV fle e t K te p , han.lrd starting pitcher and a leftM ari, rlub pro. and \em on Dunn. / ' s , , ^ . n ish t l0 ,le trr j* re a d y f o r u special I n t e r - C it y m a tc h race g a i n s t S arishanded hdtmg catcher. He ob­ tained Harvey lla d d i*. who was ni* n if:tr . . nunc who pick* upthe NCAA to la jrre .vh o u n d s to n ig h t a t th e S a n fo rd • O rla n d o K e n n e l On Friday, March 21 i 7 with i incinnall ta*t year, and 1 u 1 crown whiCi l-o u it*illc umgremo H u It. K ic g u ra n aco m (I in th e hom e and home o .rie .n * '|tc n . from Orange. Polk Lake, Vo!u*ia Snaky Purges*, a 2At hitter wuh and Seminole eounliei hate bren mou*ly topped off K enturky * brow cr a l v ta r a io ta F rid a y lor Red* ra *t regional* at in Ihe mid • invited lo tend ladieC teami to Al*-* in Ihe (leal, the Pirates Evanston. Ill j Mid-Florida for a ‘ Tro-Am -elle" obtained Don lloak to take over Very few people, and least of lourney, sponsored by the MidThoma. third base chore* Florida Pro-Am Golf A iioriation. a ll NCAA official*, thought that a Improve llr lr n v f Louisville learn which entered the Sunday, A pril 3. i t the dale for H r know w r |n*t powc but ih« Orange M rm orial Hospital tournament a* an al large leant | u,,h l|»ak at th ird we impiOvfd Day al the Longwood lin ki. The w ith a mediocre 16 10 record our defense and lla ild iv give* u* lota! receipt! for the clay will be would ever knock o ff Eastern thr lefthanded pitching strrngih Kentucky, Kentucky and Michigan donned to the Orlando Hospital1* wr tacked And liurgev* i* not State m a row to come back here fo r about 40 swift second!. S an-.in >ara»ota 1 Inaugural ilanuitap. d ro r for fundi for additional only valuable a* a fu ll lime catch­ and plav for the national crown lord dog racing fan* will be on the and w ill v*ait in tlir ic .c n lh m >o I ipace and equipment. er. if nerd b*\ but alco at a rdge of their *eaU tonight when tom,-lit In the four bo* w ill he MSpecial event! are planned dur- on its own floor. pinrhhitter. * Cincinnati Highest Hanked three local speedsters will be pit- pound Might Action. "m g Ihe afternoon, DeMari laid. • Now w r have to find a big bat In c (bird and sivth b u r * w ill be In the Imal L'Pt national rankted against champ* from the West •W * romtder this a very import­ tn take over from Thomas. I ’ m vacant for the uniual racing Al A l t 11 H A C K W I . V N K I t — H appy .loc l.w c k v w on n n In ant date on the club calendar, ing*. Cincinnati was No. 4. Call- Coait. looking for our firs t basemen to The tirade-A highlight w ill Ut c r - r i t y M a tch race n jfa in a t N u m n o la a ta ra th e m F r iiln v Happy Joe Iwicky 1* favored by and we are a n iio u i lo have Ihe forma No. 9, W rit V irginia No supply ilia ' " course crawling with p la te n , for I I . and Louiivillc was unrankrd rarly odds nf D to-fi to cop the *p*’ (irrcrdcd by two other tirade A n itr h l am i w ill or, , a y a in In* in th o lin e u p in a r e t u r n cn* The player he is looking at mntl when you d o ... C tn rin n ili, the Missouri Valley rial inter-city match rare of uv contests, w» feel deeply the need for addi­ I* Dick Stuart, who can hit the kruRsm ont o f th e I n t c r - t ’ it y .M atch lin e n n t lh « San fo rd • Adion on the 10.rare slate starts tional hospital fa c llltte i in Centra* Conference champion, come* in fine greyhounds, Jans heard a tout visit FAM ILY! ball a long way. He hit tit homer* O r la n d o tru c k to n iy rh t. T r a in e r tio o ry u N r w la iid * i* n ito n n w ith a a l record, the nations a sim ilar evrnt in Sarasota F rid a v at F.IO Florida." in <17 games with Ihe P.rates la*t w it h th e llo h liy H o u r ch a m p io n w h o hint Im it a lu c fa v o r­ II you need World W'ar II amputee DeMar* top scorer In Oscar Robrrtion. night, when Sanford * Orlando season and drove in IS run*. Ilul ite w it h N O K fl fams th is ye a r. know* howr im portant hospital* and a victory o * r r Kansas State hounds stole all honor*. he strikes out a lot The only in the mid west regional final at Happy Joe finished first, cover­ ran be. question In Murtaugh * mind is Lawrence, Kan. ing the three-eighths-milr distance whether Stuart w ill drive m more West Virginia, Southern Confer­ m a fahulnu* Dm r nf is 15 seinnd*. run* with H * bar than he w ill let phone: F A irfu 2-4G1? ence representative, boast* a 27-4 belter than the local club's all time m with his fielding Hr t no dr record and one of the nation's record. frnsivr genius before noon to arnngt smoothest performer* in Jerry The big red fa *n geni is th< Should .Stuart fall short MurWest, who twice saved the Moun­ 'oungcal of tonights sextet. bul laugh hat Ted K lusrew ikl, who (or money Ihe same day! taineers from disaster with late- looms as chamrkm of inter-cily this tpring looks Itkr the slugger scoring bursts in tournament play. competition. H* TIW OTIIV M O R IA R T V be was with Cincinnati before he California, from the Pacific Chief Charle* Vlneing returned C u v lo j 24 Msnthhr NEW YORK i l l ’ l l — A* E rin * ram r up with a bark admrnt two Ktrgo, who drew the eight l-os I iittrd Press Inlernaiiivnal base lo idler center fielder Jim Rtca.s* rspncata to Sanford with the clasitfiration Coast Conference, has a 23 t mark fur tonight * loth race evrnt, fm *nn and daughters parade up years ago K luscrw tki is swinging Landis a* part of the d.-ul. b u ilt on Ihe nation'* best defen A rainy day in the Honda base of sharpshooter in a ll the matches iihcd second and < ri Trars wound Fifth Avenue on tin* St. P atrick'* fn-cly for Ihe firs t Unto stme then 4170 00 1 700 However, the Cleveland Indians entered la il weekend at Winter sive record. The Hear* have al­ up th ird . Cri Tear* will be in Ihr Day. a silver haired Hibernian in and he think* hr cart do Ihe Job. hall tamps usually produce* t i t 00 1100 may wind up with Kdii llanma lowed opponents only 5! 5 points second dog house tonight Ha*rn Thru I lin e t* Rocky Nelson, n oo 770 00 trades am! ut rumors id Made* a nursing home one block away and Sievers H ank la n e plans tn Vinemg entered ae.ra m aichti. pee game, and have won their Roman Story, a tlerk light brin w ill li-trn w uiful!; lo the whine who always has munleren Hie ball J17DO 19 00 It was lhat kind of a day mi the ronlei with G luflllh Wednesday at iast M games in a row. Hr won ihe SO yard kneeling post4J700 die lady who won Ihe Tampa Der­ of the bagpipe* and the beat „ f *n the minor* but never ha* made soggy n i l us eirru it .Monday. Four 24 00 Louisville, with only two seniors by event, ran fourth Saturday the drum* lion and placed second in the 1 Hie grade In the m ajor*. Mack of eahlbili. n games were rained out. Si Petersburg, Fla. D ie Cleve­ 1700 39700 land general manager is reported on its squad, had only a 99 fee- night, but drew thr rad spot for thr other siv Clem McVarth*. on. e Am erica's' ,hrm »Un " B ' C Mevehs. Ihe so several possible player trans­ In o ile r outlii-lder Mlnne Minoto, The annual spring match was ord going into February but the re match. must colorful •port* broadcaster. action* w»rr C'-portedh to-mg di* pitrher Jim i.ra n t and inlielder the fourth for Ihe Winter Haven Cards ••idnrnly turned mtn a driv Pretty P fl.b ir slruded to h.uuir* anuld -tkr u -ri nmrh In sre mat cussed. W.hhI v Held for the Nat.* pair. Rifle Club. The small bore com- mg. .abounding hot shooting ball paudn Dr any iiarude. .or a The New Turk Yankee i ,un Another possible trade involving priuinn was the firs t for Vinruig, club that won 10 of its last II ball game a good title light. . . cerned over Don l.arsrn's rerur the Si 1amts Cardinal* and Cin­ FINANCE SERVICE, IN C who is espericneed in large bore; games before scoring us three o r an ranting burse race, rent shmildcr allm rnt, h a ir turned cinnati Rrdlegs rip o ite .tly has adcompetitive shooting. In 1917 he lournamrnt victories, and now Hu! tho*r are only Idle dreams OF SANFORB again tn the Washington Senators vanred past Ihe talking tlage. was a member of Ihe winning has a 19 10, overall record. n-iw fur the 77 year-old trisumae for pitching help The world ltd * one would send m illie ld rr a ' earn in (he A ll Navy matches. l?S South Pul Avmu# a* he sit* alone in hi* loom at champions would like to pry e i­ Gus Hell lo the Cardinals for The leading chief petty officer the Dresden • Madiv n Nursing NEW YORK (UP1) — Si louis ther i ’rdrn Ramos or Dick Hide southpaw Vinegar Bend M lrrll. in Heavy Attack Squadron Nine's rittM : M ille t 2 4412 Home in nildtnwn New- York I'm versity, an old favorite with loose from Ihr Nabs They also In the only two rshihilinn game* radio division, Vmeing feels that Seminole Sporting lioo.lv d rfra l Clem ha« hern an tnva'id Since Sew York fan*, and Oklahoma are r y r n g southpaw BIPy llo rll j.laved Vlnnd.iv. the Kansas City Siafti floiifr rompelilion shoaling is a wonder SYDNEY. Australia (L T D - ed S lrm per Ageney. 3171 in Ihe he iufferr.| a »rvere hip Injury City University, a newrom rr lo of the Detroit Tiger* A thlelir* blanked the T ig irs. *>n fill sport, and should be encour George Berry. 115, l-n* Angele* final game nf the Sanford Junior in an ai.ioienbile accident lu m the tug town, open their bid* for The Senators, tn lorn, have in and led K lusrew 'ki's ftrsi sprin; aged " I t promoles firearm safely stopped Ilu tic ll Sands. 114 3 I. Raskrthall lu-ague Tournament 'e a r* at-- lb I.iir r i-onirai led ’ the Nallcnat Invitation lta«krtbalt dlrated they are w illing to pt-ddlr home run sparked ih r Pitisburgh and develop! physical coordina­ Australia 17). Saturday, winning the title Parkin .mi v .li ra*, anil iloctor* Tournament championshln tonight Roy S irs rr* In Ihe White S-vv It jl Pirate* In a I I sielory over the tion to an amaaing degree." hr NEW YORK ( I P I)— Charley Stemper took Itohion» tn an have, advi.ed him hr II never walk at Madison Square Garden Cal G riffith. Ihe Nats' owner in Cincinnati llrd lrg *. said The towrrmg H iliikrns. seeded sists "w e re not going In gise Scott, III, Philadelphia, outpoint earlier game. 2121. w hitii put again. cd Isaac Logan, 146 3 4, Cuba thrm In the contest a-ainst Semi Despite ihe misfortune that has second, w ill f*ce upstart IT.vvi erram for skim milk " le a l pre­ (10). nolr S p o r t i n g II. vkI*. but befallen him in recent v e irs , .Me drncr College and fourth seeded sumably means Ih r While S.* will PROVIDENCE. R. J f t P Ir - rouldn t krep Ihr p*cc in the Carthy renuin* cheerful, although Oklahoma Pity w ill meet N>w f r NEW YORK (U P IJ—Tbe Triple ero»n" nf thoroughbred racing— Paddy Rrad, 129, Providence, out­ final. he admits he nu«*r* his old cron York L’m vrrsity In Ihe concluding the Kentucky Derby, Preaknerv pointed Dick Di ko la . 12*'i Boy two quarter final game*. The tilt was tied in the first Ic* on the sport' beat. and Belmont—w ill be telecast and ton I I ) . " I f I could only walk I'd fe d Thr St. laHiis-t'rnvtdencr win­ jwrtod lo to but .Seminole wrnt broadcast nationally this year by M IAM I BEACH, F la. O J P D - ahead a, tl.e end of the second lin e ," he declar'd. ‘ But Ihey tell per w ill square o ff against SI. th r Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ Ed Beattie TKO'ed B illy Oran quarter, lu l l . In In* tlurd p n I me the odd* »<• stacked against John’* and ih r Oklahoma PityNOW S H O W IN G tem fit. Srminnles made II pn.nl*. wl-.!r in r. io I gin ’ * then s no u tr NYU sursivor vvlH play |np *eed O P E N 12:1.1 worrying ahou* it " ed Bradley tn the semifnsls M rm per could omy hutket one. leaving :he score ;*• 15 Seminole A* he *tts m a wheel r h itr . Thursday night, made e.gl.t points and Slun.pv-r peering at you ever Ihe top of S|. laml*. appealing in 111 rnadr t.ine ti. the last quarter. his hornrimmed glasses, you rt eighth NTT, has I m-co installed a Paul Crew*, fnr aeminoh' .Spurt- member lltii-nlng t-s lunadeait* id in point fasorite o ie r Ptmidenrr 0 EihlbiUon Baseball Results Law, Hardison ( I ) and Hurgrs* ir.g, was h irn for hi* veuni wi'h Ihe KriilUi kv Drrby- and .lie " a 1 in tonight * I V) p m r i l open tn ilo d Press Inlernillnaat H R —K luiirw skl. W inner — Law 11 point* Joe Hngrap* was high ( Itm would bring you lo the rdg*- eAt West Palm Reach, Fla. for Stemper w.lh nine punt*. nf ynur «eat with a ringing Oklahoma City, playing in it* Loser — rent Detroit 000 000 000— 0 5 ] ____ Ronald Perry. Sanford Recrea " r r r r s i m ; fan*, the field u first NTT. i* a six point underdog Kansas City I I I 10) 1 1a- < 13 1 Im i Ancele* ** Si Imui* at ,wn n ‘ r r r ,o r ' lod»y Ibanked Ih r #! t i,e £ i|r again*! NYU. Which resched the * ’ * Nalional Guard for Ihe use nf thr His suite still ha* lhat magic quarler final* hy knocking off Aguirre, Davie <«) and Berber Armory, which made it possible husky quality and hi* memory is iirn v rr, 9*t *l et. Vrller if ii Garver, Craddock <«> Sarasota, J l* , cancelled, ram. Baltimore vs. Milwaukee it for Ihe 75 sports minded boy* us fantastic, lie • un rattle off tin and House, Tornay i9 b HR*— Hadley, Maris. Winner — G irvcr. Bradenton, Fla . cancelled, rain compete against each other in Hut winner* of every Kentucky Dcrb> Chicago (A j v s. Washington at newly-formed Junior Uasketbal) as well as Ihr names of horses Lover — Aguirre. Orlando. Fla , raneelled. rain. la-ague, who used In run al such defunct At Ft. Myers, Fla Philadelphia *s Near York al Perry said this 'e a r was scry Tracks as .Nheri'Shead Ha*. H rt.ii ^C incinnati 000 010 OOrt— t 3 t St Petersburg, Fla , cancelled, successful and rsperi* next year Inn Reach, l.atoma and Havre dr W Pittsburgh 200 020 0 0 a - 4» 2 L illie League ha* hit Lake Mary. to he a t good, nr heller, Grace, Forty-four boy. turn- I nut for Pena. Mahe (7) and Ratify. rain. • t C - w a u ju .* * ihe first la te h a ll tetrton, rsger and ready to play. 'TECHNICOLOR The learn w ill l*e managed by Harold Hockersmilh. The Rev, John P lllry It us rharge of equip­ ment and rntlaieral rfullc* BRADENTON, Fla. (U P ll—The Roach it Ihe leading randidsle tn Warren Spahn. rringm/ed a* one about *s g-wd a* the* rome. IsTn organise th r parent, a *pe Milwaukee Brave* didn't win a take nser fnr SchocndlenM Felix nf the best le/i binder* nf modem t fixture in right He hit 3o home ria l meeting ha* bren r»iled Wed pennant unUl they came up with Mantilla and Casey Wise are the baseball le w Burdette, Carlton fu n l )lrm c m 9 i af|(1 W0ljnd -etday night at 7.30 in th r edura r. I h n n tp in n G reyhnum lis C n n ip e le a top drawer second baseman and reserves. The only hitch is that W illry. nob Rush. Juan P iia rro .. * ' ___ tlnnal building of the Communily 1 sir llunurss In T r n l lt H are, O v e r it is entirely possible Ihey won’t Roach sllll limps slig h tly from a Joey Jay and Boh Buhl That l! * - • * ' ragr in I A as the | r f ,(,yjertJn church win this year unless Ihey can ob­ lorn ligament he suffered las*, sea [leave* him f«e relief Don M r •*f aves '•on their second pennant The boyv w ill play their first A 1aM> M ite Courtse. ton and there ta a queslmn whr Mahon. Boh Trowbridge. H um ber ) • * game A p ril II tain another one In short, the Braves’ thanee* Iher he ran opera the season at In Robinson and possibly Gene 1,1 !flf ^ahkeet a lte r having a Conley when he gels through plav- three In one game lead nf winning their th ird straight Na­ second base If Burton and Covington are "Sure we have lo m c Ifa," Han irg basketball fur Ihe Boston Cel tional League title depend largely a okay, Ihey w ill lie In renter and on finding a firs t rlass second ey admitted "L ik e Wes Coving­ l if t . O M t C l C4 r v C f Milwaukee's catching is set with left field re ip e itiv rly . Haney !* ton’ * knee. Bill H rulon’ a knee and baseman to fill The shoes of Rrd RIDE-IN THEATRE OF R A C IN G A T S .O .K .C . Schoendienst. who may he oul the Roach. I'm not w orried, though. Del Crandall, the No. I man, and high nn rookie Ixe Ma,e who Del Rire. a polished rereuer, be played with Austin and Wichita whole season recuperating from a about any of those ifa. Truck Cloaes Mar. 30 LAST TIM ES T O M TE "A fte r all. we have mure pitch- hind him . Bookie Bob Taylor, Ihe 1**1 year and showed he had •lege of tuberculosis. SHOWING AT J;00 A I*; 15 power by hitting Id home ru n t and M A T IN E E W E IL • F IG . • .S A T. ^ Until Ihe Braves a c q u i r e d ing depth than any club In the Itoi.ooo bonus boy, ran make the ^ k h o rn d itn it from the Giants dur­ league and I think w r have the dub if Haney derides to go with batting in *1. In reserve there It J e r r y C o iliiia , O p e ra to r S o n y , N o M in o ra vrtem n Andy I’afko and the pos­ ing the 1957 season, they could alrongeat bench, too. Bruton show­ three catchers Feature: • 3 :l | -8:28 Except for second base, Haney sibilities include draftee Jim Pionly mike a pas* at the pennant ed in Ihe World S e n e i that he but never quite win if. With him ran do the Job for ua and all thr hat no p a rtiru la r worry in the in soni, bonus player John Dement 9:12 In the lineup, however, they won reports I get on Covington arr field He has Eddie Mathews al and .Irorge Haas, who h it ,326 at W ithiia. A r im lftiio n F n r T h in third base. Johnny Ingan at shortthe past two sears and even heat good " *top and Joe Adcock and Frank Sesen ‘Starting' P H th rrt •ofraD n ci—ceivcw M'uh that array nf talent, it Is the Yankres in the 1957 World A t t r n r lliin Haney said hr h a t seven pilch Tnrrr at first. Boih Mathew* and ra»y lo understand why Haney is Series. A IJ L I .T S Show No H a rry era "who may not be the top ones Logan had bad years Ust season not too concerned about those P U S AT 9 :DO ONLY M A T I N E E N IG H T Manager Fred Haney and all In tbe league but who would be but Haney aays he'i not v o rrte d I " ifa ." But he itd l reatiaea that ESTHER W IM JAM S IN the other Bravea o ffld a 't profess atarter* on any other club in the about th r tr ability lo rente na-'k » S fu w n d irnil doe*n l rom e along Kflc 90e •'DANfiKnnrs Located A Milesi Soulh #y>i in hr worried about tha tee- league." Talented Outf.rid very often and the B ra vr* are S T U D E N T S — fiilc Of Sanford On Highway 17-11 WHEN WET" TIm seven ha tacked rdf are M d base problem, where Mai As fo r Um outitfid , Hank Aaron, sure lo mas bia field Leaikranip. Mid-Florida Plans Two Special Dates •For Area Golfers I Everybody needs money sometime Local Dogs Meet Sarasota Tonight I *« other rlub in the leag-ie ha* Ha’l al*-* high on rookie Joe Christo­ ph, r. who hit 327 al S ilt Lake City last season. Hank Foile* w ill be Ihe N» l rateher. h it Rurges* w ill be hack of the plate a lot. Hill Hall, who looked so g.v*d with ihe Pirates las! year when they brought him up from Salt l ake, and Danny K ravilr are fighting for the thirdsiring catching berth Murtaugh figures on six start­ ing pitchrr*. trading off with h it are. Hub F rirn I a 22 game win­ ner in 195*. Then ,<smc Vernon l.a» i l l |? n.<n Kline .13-1*1, George H u t . t y . Curt Raydnn I I I and llaibtis The Pirates f t pert great thing* of W ill. R.n.kir Hennir Daniels, who won t t at Columbus in thp tnlrrnational LraxUf last season, has a good rhanre of stirking. F.lrny Fare, one of tne best in ih r business, w ill he Ihe relief i p r r u l it l with southpasr Don lir u i* and Ihe seleran Hob fVvrIcefield also in live bullpen. Ron Blackburn and Rob Smith ara oilier hurling possibility*. St. Patrick's Day Music Will Haunt This Old Irishman Chief Gels Award In Rifle Matches UP TO$600 Rain Brings Trade Talk; Three Seek Roy Sievers • Ring Results Seminole Defeats Stemper For Title FAM ILY Old Pro, Newcomer Face NIT Action .4 Races To Be On TV I Exhibition Results Lake Mary Plans For Little League Second Base Key To Braves' Chances A U N T IE M ANE ROSAUND R U S S ELL ,\// 51 P 06* INTER-CITY MATCH RACE TONIGHT 5 0 K C vs. SARASOTA ( Post Time 8:10 P .M . V i D Q ONLY TWELVE MORE DAYS 4 £ ZJ �•• ' RESERVED ORLANDO • 131 SOUTH L A K F B A RTO N R O A D W INTER. P A R K * A lO N IA C L A K E M O N T A V I SA N FO RP An o PA R K OPEN UNTIL 9:°°p.m m o n - sat. mH LIMIT WITH A W CHASE A N D SANBORN $ 5.00 FOOD STEAK ORDER PLEASE K N IF E FOOD FAIR CAN V A C U U M FRESH “fY N I-T A S T E | Evaporated LIM IT -1 W ITH 13.00 FO O D ORDER IN to m ato sauce oz. CAN IN T O M A T O SAUCE GREAT NORTHERN N L IB B Y CUT OR DICEO 303 CAN LIMIT • 1 WITH 13.00 F O O D ORDER SOUTHERN QUEENB 1* CANS Golden Ripe TRESH baked delicious 49c VALUE BANANAS • 9 CARROTS 9 LETTUCE 2 25 SOUTHERN MAID SO LID PACKED LIGHT AMO HUffY ASGEl FOOD UVRGE RING CAKE * 3 9 LADY FAIR CALIFORNIA LARGE B R EA D EATING OR C O O K IN G 15 OZ. LIBBY'S HALVES OR SLICED P V N rT A S T C / M ^HM ALLO VV J E L L Y B E A N ) PEEPS A NO I f EC6S 2 5 , i chicik IV MARSHMALLOW panncp A n LOAVES chocolatecoi/f&et? M ARSH M ALLO W FKUIT* n u t e c g s �QUANTITY RIGHT RESERVED' ORLANDO -1 3 3 SOUTH LAKF B A R TO N R O A O W IN T E R P A R K .-A L O M A C *lA K E M O N T A V E . S A N F O R D - 7 .5 ™ PA R K AVE SMOKED COLONIAL SUGAR CURED O P E N U N T IL 9:oop.H. M PICNICS o n -S a t . LB. LEAN CHOICE P .S .G . t l . S . C H O IC E " “ " “ RIB R O A S T lb ■It STEAK » P .S .O . o . S. CHOICE S W IF T 'S S E M I N O L E HICKORY RANCH S LIC ED ED g ^ g * |B m m BREAKFAST BACON W IL S O N S C E R T IF IE D LB. NOTH INC TO BUS * j k j s t iu c is t e * W IN THE WORLDS LARGEST CELLO GRADE A QUICK FROZEN T il D U E V C B R O ILE R l U K l V E T j BARBECUED FRYERS SHRIMP SPANISH MACKEREL F I L L E T S s n a p p e r 69 yo u n g w orth m r r H IC K O R Y SM O KED FRESH CAUGHT p i ■ ■ ■ M A Y F A I R PURE ^ HOT! TARNOW FREE SLICED SMOKED B EEF “ SMOKED HAM ZL GENERAL ELECTRIC r o t is s e r ie DRAWINGS MARCH I I , n S t - 7 : V p M . FR07EN RITE FAR HER HOUSE OR 4 “ $100 CREAMERY CLOVER LEAF 24 TO P K G B U TTER s K*a p t s SERVE PIPING viand painted (*»»*i r K t t p o r t r a it r n r r corycrow w jew el r K t t COFFEE PERCOLATOR EACH W FRESH CAUGHT GROCERY BAG APron'soo.v R O LLS SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR AZALEA ALL M EAT M IL K SKINLESS H O LLO W A Y HOUSE FRANKS D A IS Y C H EES E 37 c VALUE 59c v a lu e STUFFED GREEN TABLE TESTED FRENCH FRIED DEO DO RANT1 $ 1 .0 6 value value IIQUINE T R O Y A I C A S T IL E E G G SHAM POO 4 1 .7 5 V ALU E H A IR S P R A Y $240 VALU E PLASTIC L A U N D R Y BASKET $ lfl41 9 VALUE 41 �* if '7b? ressmen Use Fists Now, Guns Ghee ■ By F R A N K ELEAZER WASHINGTON (U P I) — Our C oozrri* had been in buaines* — I n i than a decade when, In 1791, ' House m em ber! named Matthew Ljroo and Roger Griswold had at each other w ith fiats. Even aa the llouie Investigated this breach of the peace, hoslili(let were returned. Griawnld went after I,) on with a cine. L )o n re ­ taliated w ith a pair of fire tonga. To quote the House record: ‘ •There w a t an affray, which w u With d iffic u lty atopped.'1 Ever alnce, our law m akeri from tim e to time have a n aulted ric h other with wcaponi from harih w ord* to and through knlvra, piatols, and flying cuapidon. Rep. Randall S. Harmon, an In ­ diana freahman House member, got bis name in the papers re• eeatly fo r putting both hla wife and h it front porrh on the pub­ lic payroll. H r may nr m ay not have hern (porting a p i’ tol around the Capitnl. a« a newspaper re porter alleged and a* Harmon subsequently denied P re -riv ll War Rowdiest Either way, Harmon ran rite long and honorable precedent. Of fin a lly, the llouae and Senate al waya have taken a dim view of firearm* on the persona of membera. Periodically, however, the itateim m have arrn fit to lgnorr this prejudice, with reaulta fre ­ quently lively and sometime* pret­ ty near deadly. According to all account*, the p rr-Civil W ar period wat about Congrei*’ roudieat. Somebody wa» alwayt taking offenie on sectione! or philosophical ground!. It i t aald alao that tempera morr of­ ten then than now were aggravat­ ed by a pre-session bending of e l­ bow*. many members having their quarters over nearby salooni. On A pril 17. I»i0 Sen*. Thoma* II. Renton of Missouri and Henry S. Poole of Mississippi exchanged unplenantrte* about the national ittuea then brewing Renton call­ ed Foote a lia r. Foote railed Ren ton a ealuminalor, which appar­ ently i* worse. Cocks Revolver Renton heaved out of hi* chair with tire In hi* rye*, Ditto Foote, who al»o had a loaded fiv rrh a m bered revolver in hi* hand. He managed to eoek It before k ill­ joys intervened and disarmed him. On May 22, 1AH, a South Caro­ lina House member named Rrook* took umbrage at remark* made by a Massachusetts irn a to r nam­ Big Marine Loses To Small Japanese MEMPHIS (C P I) - A tin y Japanete g irl waa granted a divorce from her h uiky Marine husband ya jlrrd a y by a Judge who refuted to believe the Marine's complaint* about h rr. “ I put little llock in a Marme aergeant'a allegation* of phyiieal violence by a Mpound woman." Chancellor Ceylon F ra irr la id " I f ao, I think we nred a new Marine Corps—and I am a great adm irer the M a rin e *." r*—aIThe shattered East West ro­ mance involved Yoihl Niahioka Burlemn. 27. who aaid the w et in lava with her adopted country, and W illiam M. Rurleion. 29. now Rationed at Camp Lejeuor. N. C. L Y o a h i, w h o w e ig h * M p o u n d s , w a s g r a n t e d an in le r lo r u to r y d e ­ e m , a b e d a n d hoard d iv o r c e fo r m e ye a r. Rarleaon had filed for divorce, Maiming among other th in g ! that Yoahi waa "v e ry Jeatoua" and on ana occasion hit him. Yoahi adm itted that she h it her husband w ith a bathroom aeale, hat claimed the did so in self de­ fame. She te itiflrd that Burleson told her that ha towed both her and another woman "and couldn't make up hi* mind between the two." She also charged thal Rurlrtnn accused her of "being ttupid" becauir ihe couldn't ipeak English dearly. Said the court. "This waa a caae of a bride being brought to a country that wa* strange to hrr, hut «hr at­ tempted to fu lfill her duties as a wife. Perhaps the difference in rare origin ra u ie d tome of their d ifftru llie i." " ft i* plain that the sergeant i t pouibly interested in anolher wo mon or other women. He hav tired nf that which he felt desirable in Kobe, Japan." F ra irr dismissed the 2in pound Rurlraon's h ill. Yoahi a allotment of $137 10 monthly w ill continue, and *be was awarded their trailer home and furnishings. ed Sumner. So he marched afro ** the Capitol, found Sumner at hi* desk in the Senate chamber, and proceeded to beat him nearly to death with h li walking stick. The Senate wa* aggrieved, but took the view that punuhmg Hrooks w at up to the llo u tr llrooka quit and went home for a reaffirmation of faith from his electorate, which he got. On A pril 33. t i l t , a House member named William S. Moore pulled a gun on another member, Early-Morning Nip Keeps Him Active PEORIA, III. (UP1I — John Moacr Sr., probably the o!dc*t ac­ tive aboe merchant in the world, celehratrd hi* 95th birthday re­ cently by doing what he’* done e ie ry day for tome 75 year*; Hr a rm r at fi a m . had breakfast and a " n ip " of whisky and then walk­ ed to work. Moter ha* been tn the »hoe h u a in tff here tinre thtn and ha* lived in Ihe lim e home for <!’.• year* nefore coming tn the L'.S in IM 2. he *pent four year* tn »hoe »hop» in Germany where he wat born. H it wife died 22 year* ago and four of their u * children d ill are living He ha* nine grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren Ore nf hi* three daughter?, now a widow, lire * with him. M nier attribute* hu good health to "learning how to pare myself." He savs he hav "alwaya twen too hurv In worry about anything * • I always have a nip of whuky about 7 a m. and once in a white before f go to tied," he *ay*. Moier, who pul* in a full day's w o rk -in fact he arrives an hour before his employes *ays he hat never thought nf retiring. "Tim e panel so much quicker when f i n at work than when I m sitting at home," he explains. FINE and fired. It was a poor ahot, though, and the v irtim waa a 1Capitol policeman who was critita lly injured. The Houie locked Moore up for a while while wonrienng what to do, but eventually turned him !oo*e. Ir a t e Guns Al Home y rir> m rm bers have I uni if any at home. But bvy tave felt free periodically la assail each other with le t* lethal weapons. One of the more success­ ful contenders among tiltin g n u m ­ ber* i t Rep. Clarrnc* Cannon! U l M o.i, who i t credited with two! win* and a draw. A forme.- member named John Phillip* slapped Cannon one da; in 1951. Phillips gave hi* arcDun' nf the fray only after getting his lip tewed hack logether. Cannon also drew Wood oeire from Rep. John Taber (R-N. Y .l. Rut when he tangled with the late terrible tempered Sen. Kenneth M i Kr lia r of Tennessee. Cannon executed a strategie withdraws! alter M rK flla r brandished his eane. Mayflower To Go On Display Again PLYMOUTH, Mass. <UPI> Mayflower II and thr other eiht* hits of Plymouth Plantation will he open In loun*t* starting April 17. The Plignm replica ship will be located at the Slate Pier here ai she was last te n o n . The vrs srl’s interior hav been altered to conform more closely to l. t h ecn condition* The galley, cab In* and modern hlnnarle Install rd for the IS37 Atlantic r ro ilin g have ben removed and the mod rm wheel I* being replaced by a whipstaff i f the type used to steer the old sailing vessel* Resides the ship, the Plants tton's waterfront exhibits w ill in elude replicas of two early P il­ grim houses H E A HI N G A I I) S SINCE 19 4 8 See tu at Miller Rarlio A Appliance in Sanford every Friday, 9 In 12 noon. liatterirH in Sanford Mock. Call for appointment in your borne. 18e KEROSENE 18c H m o k rle a a • Odorleaa Maico — Orlando Hearing Center IM P E R I A L S E R V IC E S T A T IO N Cor. IM h A Park T I M E Phone O fliiylo HA 2 -lilC • SIS F li. NtUonal Bank R aildinf. Night nr Holiday a Call — Ttiomat J». Nmith C*A 2 14*7. F L I E S ! ! Don't Put Off Ordering Your Jta n M Herald p ju d b A u ri Jtow d& i e d itio n Until It's TO O L A T E ! MORE COMPLETE and INTERESTING TH A N EVER * i 9¥ Th* fUnford Herald Pictorial Touriat Edition wifj enter nil phaivew nf Induatry, Atfrirultre, Nome Hu tiding and Heal i Eaiate, School*, Churches, Sports, Navy and Cultural life In Seminole County. We promise you the moot compre- i henaive, lirwt written, heat edited souvenir edition of your county ever printed. i i i M a i l e d A n y w h e r e In The Worl d On Day Of P u b l i c a t i o n for 2 5 c a copv $• I* tw i 4I 4I * •• fr t I BRING OR MAIL THIS * ADDRESS J CITY.......... *.............STATE..........Y.... | Amount Enclosed $ ......................... I THE SANFORD HERALD » 1 - 31 i NAME ...... \ * % # COUPON TODAY 201 W. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. 8 ft |T; M ir. 17, 1953 •T h e A iM isrwea«f»; S in fsri im m c n v y J r a m * ;..: —V ’ vipcarf C rgrjt • j b£Sw ’5 r z a. u < X & jn * fs & g g g WONDl*:' V m fl �“ 1 YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRINC WITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS INDEX 7—FOR RENT REAL FSTATT FOR S A L * J tjf 8 « n lo rft S»r«IS T u r * .. M a r. IT . 19 * ,'i_ T \1c<* n i ; ~ Wn >lw1 M o r o n s Y<*ur P .'ln r.ilf Dealer 3 or 3 ROOM, furnohrd Apart 1— MARKET BASKET k i i n »o n s p o r t in g c o iiih a mm’ dfgersled. fl*n o 2— FUK It E M M l * » FI. Jtt. I'hoei F A 3-530 per mrnth or $13 00 per week. : a - k u i » i a h o v e it 31.1 South t .aural. TUMORS J -K K .U H H E M ACS 4— w an ted tu h e m T - « I* a gur)* p i l t to the Flitr HARRIETT'S REAl'TY NOOK 5— REAL L S I ATE FOR SALE Theatre for M r* Ja m o te.-n I AS l H " So Oak t- H ( IR T G \G E IO X N ' ird Flip date M»r 31. *S* 7— HE.AC E M A I L WANTED 1» PRVIAI V HKl T W XSTKH A— MISCELLANEOUS 3 Iti'dr.iom home. unfurnished S— FlAJWF its • H ANTS Cl Hit i IRLs K iri* :i Apply in kuchrti equipped, *1* Eieambie 811R L US reran-; at P it N Whoile. Mr. Phone F A 3 0030 after 3 1 9 _ O F ric E r.QI IT M E M SI. p m . <AJ no per month I t — A LTO M O M LE S • Kl Ah X APARTMCNTR: ream* TRAILER S DIFVr n tfu r worker II hr week pi vale bath*. 114 XA". P in t S t 1 !—BO XT S A MOTORS H O HI p« r M -i;li tl.r g'l Irani 1J-J XltM S I I T ! IE.S A ttj apply Dirh i*n, S rm irw lf Th l \F l RNIMIFD apartment MACHINERY 'Irm netal Hmpital f a i t _ r i " T ? ■ i tv r s T o c K XAOAIF N >FiW for p ru lil. F.ao s iT p i.ir s 3 BEDROOM houir kitchen equip IX—ARTICLES WANTED R raili rut m ap aruiind aptoni p H phone F*A J!£03. IS—PEACES T il I XT home Nel p'ofit l.’it I ' on dn/rn. IT— REALTY IX R IO R R >paretime i n i irr Write ^N »|i. rtm rfit a* largr a* a IS—F'EM XLE HELP XVANTED A l CURATE M l i . l t S hoii»e 3 bedr-vxm* ttlrd bath IS—MALP. HELP WANTED Freeport. A r * York *i rented porch XAith nr withmii Home* Pfsipurtl For 1*— m a l e o r FEMALE kitchen equipment JTA rhone F lo rid a L iv in g . J I—XVORK W \N T E D PA : » s t 3 1 1 H e ilr. >m»— 1 A 2 H a th * II-B U S IN F .S H 11 i ; w k s 3 Bedroom nou*r im Siln-c l-aVe, OPPORTI NITIES I^ rtly (untuned. I**y FA ;.I3 ‘ 3 T i l l I.KW S J1—SPEClAl SERVICES N -ihi f a : r v l i —PIANO SEUXICES 13 F IS T S .‘‘ C if L X * . ^ 14-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS IH IO K K K K I’ KWS n 'R M S H E D ip t for rent jno W » —ELI ( TIIICAT. Salary n l a i m i 9th St 4 ON II I ACTORS *‘I d o a 't th in k I e ta t i k e th is m uch lo n g e r! (Inly mature enl intelligent worn I iA - B llL D I N G . REPAIRS. en *e. king I'ermanenl employ 3 BEDROOM fiicnnhcit home HI? M B HI ILIU N G SI IT L IK S men! need apply X»e« ?.%I* so Sanford ,X*e FX 3 i*'9 j ; — NOTICE * PERSONALS F ’lltn ; Ivpng txwvkkeeping ant » -R I Al. ENT ATE FOR S i l l B E A L ESTATE r o l l SALB 1L— ARTICLES f o r s a l e F'l RN. Apt ph. FA M lo *. general offir. work. Typing re 39—FUR NITUR E * Im m e d ia te 0 :c u p a n c y qtllrrd. F A R M f i n s A fJ E S C Y PIFTY Xent on Ill't a t (A. See UNFURNISHED 3 UHroom and n n r s E ifn i.il HKNKI M S 3* l» 13 Arret in Itearmj W r C n a r a n lM r e ia o n e l N. X', Farmer, Rraltnr south room huuar. Ph F X 1 1310 3 *_ | OAT AND FOUND ;ri< tr mile i*f lake lin n la je , Prollt *lu rin c >n I |>i-n*l.m plan Tl. H. WTliilmnre, Attne. .S a tis fa c tio n * O tt T h e ? b e d r o o m Home a: awi. kh Medlral .n d hit. p ita tlf alloy to te iilr e tijie I |l F*nren. ( n n s tru c ti'U I O f V o iir M w illf l i t s F renrh A » l h FA 3 .X13I i hen r-, i ( i .1, FA ? 1A.Y7 pi in t.d r tn*.ir,«i.r A trril »• * Ro, | r* M t r r t rta O r Y o u r M o n rv C h e e rfu lly ^ o r h«'ort FA 3 Ml« or fA J * « t lent (.«r up grading .alarm * A APARTMENT— X » » I n n Apart R e fu n d e d . la* work *»ek H lh rr henefit. PY OXANEfl—Jn*W frame h«u*e J Immediate ..em piric* 3 bedroom mentt. Phene FA I iH ii IXV JO HAMMOND P hillip. N n I! A S K IN G CB newly fffintthed with 13*37 Redri'om addition PHONE X X * X ii: H K t ir iH K H I - HKDRUOM houie. furm ihrd, h'lilt Teirnt or wdl ri n r ount K M ’ K IU E N t F • • * tlreamwold tertion p h o n e O ra n jr Rlvd Trefee rntiple m uit* for rath E l 3 son or ° n 'he m*. irtm iee Write giving r x 3 l i m r r Film SeherinM Phnne FA 3 «:*f full qualif ration*’ Bank F'.m F A 3 3M1 Df John Thurmond Count' plotee*. r n Mnford Herald fin is h Denartmer t. « 1 be »■ NF «X 3 lledrntim Duple*. I nfurn K H S A L . I ’ A Y T O N XX ON Ohr.l elretnc kilrhen Call after L vnun High, Marvh 11 3 P m. to I!ed*tei»,l R t*l F .tale Broker otter* niiortunitv to earn unm.'i I 1“ .XI FA 3 7911 »huw a (ttm on t« ■11 w i i H i i m O i r . I I w s l<*f*2 A. 2 i l h S I. , P irk (.h j. 4 ; < i.'j Ph FA 5 1.101—17 93 at l|U * a th * not ittlerlrre atilt home **.>U1C*1 nf thi* a tfJ Follnmin; tbi3—BEDIIOOM hmite Kitehrn I ’ lmne F A 2 - l.*>OI -----dutie* Write A A ilN , Ito* 3t>ft'm . be «d| an««er queMion* nn equipped f ln t m Nice Ineation 3 1IFDROOM CB. living k dining Lockhart. the -ub;ect. phone FX 3 4011 room, kilrhen equipped fam ily Thi» i i a ;u r ti p a tt to the Xtnile Mr* Loui*e G iip ir. hraith roumm, 3 hath*, q u ifl neighlmr 11» — u«-r neiu WMitie.r land Drue In Theatre lor Jn or-imatcr of Ib r *-bol. ha* rr - DUPLEX—1 Ftedroonu n r r l) fur hood, city lim it* 111 Mil, (II • nnr San * E»p d a tr M ir 31 c,ir»te-l nil L m u w i—I w-men it * niihed Phnne F*A 3 3011. mortgage 11300 down or t»rm» A l'T ll SALESMAN lor DeSotn. 30. lend w th tbo *tudrriG. Plymouth and F'tat ear* Mti*i I'A ? ( * « he e t perm tired See ne r i l l l i t Xllrnd F'e*ti*»1 if it i« r e a l estate Phillip* at Hr a■* Atolnr* Phone R dBi <4T A. W ILLI AMR, Realtor Twenty fi* * member* " I ***• !■)' ai * ’ k Crumlay A Montaith FA 3 S ilt R i.m vnd In n d q n ltt. A lta i. M xi n ncr*1 ii i* man llic h Chorus attcn.lf'l the an at 117 South Park Ph. FA 1 4*»» FA 3)111 Atlantic Rank hldg. X ilinittiuat r al Path F r t iit a l »• llull:r t ( .d I OUTSTANDING SAI LS OPPHIt T h e O N L Y I H A l in .in re il ly , FVI ary 31 At • John Srnkank >Sanford) MAYFAIR SECTION Spartou* J T l M T V ’ Well eiUblUhed tu l II XNi * OF* A L it t TIMF A* l l o m r ' A iu lln h lr l . 11 11 i . t i i i , 14I direct. 1 a. Mr* A S llu n tlr* Sanford I lietlr.wirn furntlhed home Mwn lional fin in iat roneern ha* two b ru m *htng1e iwn hedinom C";np*;-.ed th r y:ii,Up. Mr* Jack Taylor i Sanfordi M m IN H r H A It Y er FA 3 1*9*. permanent lull tune opening*, home Ingethrr " ith I LX LOTS DDrhargr* neal appearing. aggie»»l*e »alr* Stuui* see I Uni X* I n * X* neat modern (hopping renter Mrlvin I. Brnlun i Sin ford) Open Mon. and Frt. till I P. M turn rttre 3H Call on btl'ine** Xlembci* n iJ leader* of G in If you are looking lor a bargain Mr* Mary A. Mr Filmye profrtilttnal ai'CO ml * Sanford S.uut T t'.'ip 333 taw a film IP"H' lltu i i nnr. The total pnre u tln ilu .le * A lu tin g » i Oy irdo i area* la r r*»enllal Drawing Ran I 11. t• A .Ji;hon Society tn only $9 10110(1 ra*h Mitt nm in IIF It III It I sriIN S TR O N MARCH II arrm int plu* bttnu* qualifieil 3 -A t Hrdrnom*. I 11 Tiled ; 11 XV Pnrk Ifn i■> School aJdlveytigalr Would 'land • g-enl |{eel*ierrd H rnkrr men Write Box 10 e o Herald hath*. Admitting* I * i.i.n ia ; , Match 7. loan LI N REAM II ria n t Uu.t.im duality (ra lu rr* git mg aa'et bark ground 1 , .k t ru likrh a n k , lecturer Kathrrine Boyd il.a k r Mary) ItA Y M U N U M. It A I .fa LOTTIE BROADWAY PLUS; Ihe mnyenirncr nf at 1 pitoloirraplier < f the Soclrtr, Deborah Policy iSanfordi REALTOR A INSI R(IR Al l i t AIFCHA-NIC < * periem-rd Item; w ithin 3 hl.uk* »l KEN TORBUTT 0 1 efoa. t (inducted the meetinj. I har.ei Henry Shear <Sanford I lleHar) Plaaa, a rnm plfla Aatoelitr* on I'h r ttle r protluel* Mr B*tlt Third S(. A Park A trn u -. 3ioulh A '. 1 ■t w *:e Pamela Conrad, R lrlht Shipping Center. Ham *.in al tlra i* Alolnr* Phone I I I V Park Ph. FA H I M X all i all Rail S. II > '11,'kin*. Shecry John»t>n, Raliv bnv to Mr. and Mr» I A 7 M il. Phone F A 3 *641 XV. G. M iller. Ilrteliiper .1 White Alarearrt Blanton, Ftobby Parke i Sanfordt F'urmaltrd 3 hedronm UR hou»e tn Satea O lfli* 1 Mun Elaina Haynie. t l —Work Wanted Baby girl to Mr and Mr* Citrua Heighti, F A I #030. Thu it a guru pay* to Ute llitr l l * i . IT - *7 lie B ary Ptar* 1 I f ill iMr.i . Ann F’rawtck Sue Allen Boyd i Sanford Ph M l M-14)74 or M l » t i l l Theatre lor Truman Palmer Painting A t FA 3 793* Lloyd. A .cluria Rrandir, Helen Dim ha te * For the Rett n.ua tn Real E ittte C MILES M ill IH III F!*p dale Mar 31 M ' it- (.ail Chandler ant Linda * W» IIIO M M i -in niv home f \ SANFORD S K K C U I.I.E N & H A W K E Y Sharon Mane Itig —m iSan I> . I la W. A. Cagle. Jr. Sa.aan an find) CABIN KWt. x IRti of i *pir»* H ib }*it »»r iffm fA • IH*' inaki-tg th t tup were !19 .N*. Park Are. Ph. FA 5-1111 one room Sereened in port t P tim ui Brown iSanford I Al Viable Chapman. Mr». VerTHK 11IIS T I . A I H P L A N S aluminum rnnf, rnpper *, fern* 33-S F'l.t I AL SERATCFS Roland Richardton (Long, r r 1 ".ad, and Mr* Tuanlt* wood i 11—B t'lt.D IN G S nn 1 n te n l.tr f l F M IC K and M K N . . . . phone FA JVM* Golden Lake i (totplne taw n At»mienan>e F 1 Myra Mrekt i Sanfordi Ilna.l ,..b In Seminole « mint) U |J# , h f uMnrr rtr. ant when F'erlilirer Spravmg M o w i n g 'aturday, April I. a film on are Adierttaeil for »a>. number h, ,r „ k l| ,,, n f4 •-M O R TG AG E 131 ANN Shlela l.untttllle i t j k r Mon ________________________ ___ lu lls I.O M 'II lis t 'W ild life m ih. ttoek r* 1 w ill he ed from I I . 13 .ta rtin g ..n IB h.,mr , ,rw |hort mnnlh, roe l ihown al tne W inter Park achool »' A 'jg'jjta Xorpalil i Sanford) w ay li-S N o ru of l.aae Slonrne that unuiual rirru m ita n tr • ’tn-ild 11,000 tn linnnrw, *,a ila b l* for *>* Wribo* Ave for •m ilt* and Wed on Drang. Bin) I purrhaie of lernnd mortgage* $ ..rnimre Muting A si.uaga Irene Steven* iSanfnrdl make it nr«e**ary lor hint In llr e r lt o X-Ray. h u u trt on lltw ay 4n and ihe 13th Del.urian. Temple t U4I3 or , p p |||| | |p<i, Xgrnl dark Hall t Sanfordi »rll n at HNi F t NF'nRTU M u liiiv 7 IMA on the S. XV" rtul ..f in te n ta!e Janet Ptru e r and baby (San XA ASIIBURN \ ,A\ I-IA I S Unfortunately, . nly 11*7 r il ien* N.XTEI.Y their Ihin^l happen job. ford i <d ltd* area took advanUice r.{ 1 h i F rent Ii A 'e t ' 1911 . . When the) do aomr alert Mail bid* In White i on»Durt|.in I he free fh r * t \ Itay offered by MARCH 1111 buyer a lw a tt gel* a corn! buy. T- RRAE KRTATB WAW TBIi m il.LAW AX, itrt«pital *nd Bab) 4'nmpany. P. O. Box 271. Lake For a IJl Ii K SAI F, the owner] the T uhe iru lo ti* and Health .\ v Adm it* ion* Re.li Day. Week nr Month — Monroe. There w ill he 30 daya foe jtii-n. h i* agrrrd tn »rll tin* lo v rlv , * nr •' Xrrr* Sanfnril area * ill M jrlyn ty o iSanfordi Te! F'A 3 S lit. Furniture Cenmr allowrd for moving of Building* a. n-** to railroad tiding W rit Three Bedroom Two bats X 'unteer w trrktr* of IhU area Larry ilam rlek iSanfordi II * » > it F ir*t St T h u ad w ill run 3 XA’te k i. title preferred Phone F'A 3 1 en HOME, under llB .w *1 wuii at»>-ji Were Mr* L L C«V, 31r«. !la [ h Ibrnme lu'c Nim i i Sanford) •>r F A 7 Jt'll. Televiti.in 'fuhe* Te*ted Flee. 11U*i cath, balance I.Eb-S Bun Hamm. ■! Ml<* Dorothy llenlb rh a rle t Hacen (Sanford) RMIJ.TKS HOBBY SHOP • M Mr XV J. Martel) rent I . uiio Andrua <Sanford) A t rhe Sum Of Tim T"*eny Pol*. 1 unit* meathlr tomme UUflO. LOW TERMS NO BI T ' A L U * - F L e w i Ry PLANTS Rink* 3*17 IA. French A t*. Corner loeatior e|o»e in. to YES S . . S' it haa an B ib * girl tn Mr and Mr* aetile eitate. W>e' requirei ULTRA modern. all electrir AZALEAS In IV-oom. I.arge Henry I^e (Sanford) All! 4 O N IIITIO M M a $3V<) down. j Kitehrn Al.SO the owner w ill Selrriion from 39e or .1 D urhargr* II II. I 'O I 'K ( ’ (). £ * „...,_ * throw in all hi* hying room *nr I t tin Muhael Kennedy ( Sanford i fito 9 Pack ----- FA 7 4314 S C H lillO lC I x C H lt . Jntj nBr bedrnom furniture in GRAPFIX II.I.F. N IR .s IH I Peart Mr Don aid t Sanford' XA'. DIETRICHS — REAl.TDR eluding NEW T V and a De»k G rapeull* Ate FA 70*40 Martha Yrlvington iSaaford) auto l a ss E lu Melhvin—Xalina U n n rilrt, ,f >nlJ tTt loohms for T E R M S ----------------------------- ---------- — Ho >ird Brewer (Sanford) Adelaide H Moiea — A**oria*ei WOODRI'F r i Thu i* not your home . BUT PARIS ' t PI —The Gaulliit gn\ XVillie ftu»h (Sanford) 1901 Tark Ave. F'A 3 .*>37 Farm A Garden Center . if you are looking for <Jl A ernment c l a i m e d vie'ory today Filltabeth Rowe and baby girl X X im U hielil H url* 4Iln«* ANNUALS 1.11 Y ai a BARGAIN . CALL 01 er Coiiitnuiiiyt-SoclallM "popu (Sanford) Iln u r (i|a«« ' r l l t t i l l 1* K F A t. ESTATE D R IX B IN •*1 Ce'ery Ave ii * a< u N i >' lar front. * in Sundav'a local tie r MARCH II SKHVK’K "A lt Trenrh A*e I mot. hui th r Uouiitl'lBltt* hailed W. H. n . i r S T K M P K R Aieaey Admliitoci* S e n k a n k 4,Ian* and f’ a in l f n. B E A U T IF U L P IF II GARDEN their 39 per rent af the tote >i • Ragiler A (n lttrrr Jack Ketter i Sanford. I I ! I l l W 3nd At. Ph PA 3-1*33 FANEORI) rLO W ER SHOP * »reat tu re e n .'* Anne I.a ir» B Oner. H F. T a*l*r Realtar Pre»ton Lamb i Sanford) F A M i l l nr r.A 3 0J7a interior M in u te r Jear. Brrthnm -C a ll It a i r Jhane FA 51*41 Arthur F l»ay F terett l|jr|-e t F.NX EEoPF.S. ta-Hrrhead*. *ta!e llitc h a ig r* reported it »till wa* too early for Phone E.A 3 4»9I >13 N Pa * menu invune*, hand hllla, and Baht girl I , rare* Sanfunli I I — Xnlnmohile« A Trade'* nsniftranl retulta in the t7 67n program) r Ir P ro g rr u ltr Thu u .1 gue*1 pa** to the A lotlf MARI II IX town and *illa$e eleellont. but hr Prmlmg ( n Phnne ''A 3 3971 land Iiriv r In Theatre fee tyyret ; RB ( B, kt.ehen equipped . -t I9G Ford IV 1 FA 3 0710 M'd Admlttmtu la Sly ret E*p dk!e Mar 31 1 ner let Atn pm! $.17 W 10* We*t IJlfl St It u clear th tt the popular 19 Laura R atliff iSanford P tM P A - SPRINKLER FA i i 5? * r' ” ‘ f* - (n,h> , , r I 1Wi n t lU K -4 Dr Sedan. Radm front alltanre* h u e not f*en aurNathanirl Jluon iSanfomt lle a trr Power Brake* Piwer SYSTEMS r r it f u l and on the other hand the Edna lirrr.lrc r D.inharn <Ssn Sirering Power Seala. F'ariury AH t»pe* and m e * SXNIOKU XRI X in ta lle d m aiiti'in fiat« again*; the Commu ford i A ir eofiditmn. titnaflow . While X v r r r a llra e tltr 3 (wdronm borne "Do It Ymiraelf" nut* have trnred marked lucre** Jranrtte Guldrn SanfcnJi kilrhen equipped On t acre of ( XVill tire i. New 3toae paint WE REPAIR AND SKRUCE e» " (irrirude XVrtdon (DeBary) Jnb, L i * Mileage eirepllneali* land w ill *0 Templet .1 to 4 * T I N F. 2 lle rlro o m a The Commuaiit nrwipaper lllrth t Ylarhine and Supply Co year* nid $1400 Thu a har j rlra n will ta fr ifir r fur hlghe*t I flumani;.-. apparently hating It* Rlhy hoy tn Mr and Mr* F lo rid .! K oom , fur W 7nd M Ph F X 7 *437 gam Hunter Sewell, A lim ute ] offer. Phone FX 3 7919 claim* on the relatively high pop Rirhard r . Andru* i>an!ord) K . ll. A . — Hal Ifu rk rl. Realtor X alley til ar t..*r ti.ire d hy the Itedi. re H ltrhargr* M W I, A l l . mw ile Spring* U IK U pifklip , iooH ' f u Z * ported in ltold * headline*. * The Atarinn Green ISanfnrdl Uomrn-initl I ’ arly Win* A g a in " clarence H ittelt iSanfor.). 7l eondiUun, equij-pe I jnr touring Sandone Dry Cleaning 3 BEDROOM Frame houxe no 3 It alio declared lu e c tii for ft* Dorothy Crandrlt and hahj mobile home $tVi 3313 ( lau g j j th St. Fnodm m Bidg arre* of land, tlouar Rerordi "popular fro n t" candidatel, which I p r l (SanJnrdi fnnnt Ate. 4()L THSIDE LAUNDROMAT (In c lu d e * C lo f li a f ) Boned tn and out. aero** (he marked the f lr t t Communiit-So D rlnrah Pultrv iSanfnrdl road from E ittlr \r n u t. v*' ft dailyt roaliiion in Tl year*. Bobbir Ann T a y lir iSanfnrd road frontage. *«, rteptn. I’ tionr The Irn im u n ia lt and the right t harle* lla ie n (Sanford. F A 3 007 *>. wing in u r i tor the New ItepubUr M |R ( II I t both claimed tweepng lueceiaei Xiitnluioni la the Part* -area. The Hedi in Margaret John*<m loanford. created their representation on < Btorka Weal Of F'renth A il a.la Wa.ntngton iSastordi XX r m u le w iu to lie m ir g tira la n lia n lu le ty fre e tht council ueneral of the Seme A vraur an J*)th Street. Willie Mae Pringle tSanfardi I department ftnm gs to f,* seal*. w ith o u t n lilig a tin n a l one o f S a n fo rd ’s le a d in g Birth* MODEL O l'KN D AILY while the Union raiael in repre M o te l* w h ile yo u lo c a l* s u ita b le h o m in g fo r Baby girl tn Mr and M ri rrntation from I I to M ira tl. >ou and > o u r fa m ily . P ic k u p y o u r key a t th e 2-BEDROOM houar. Florida room, Lewi* Dunham (Sanford) ________ — kitchen equipped, monthly pay. S ale* O ffic e . Discharge* lln l) about 30 Im t are mined menu IS3 w. pbune FA 2 IIM , Pan* Mitchell (Sanfordi each t r ar of the ;>latlnum group nr inquire at 1*01 Holly Are. Mr*. H XV. P riold (Sanford i of metal* — ptatm im . palladium, Air* II Lee and baby girl rhodium, rutheniun. iridium and lo ts lo ts i Sanford i oim iuni. T hu eompare* with 1.-; I t lt A IL E Y O D H A M , Drew. Dreamwnid Section — AB cleared Gerald lla rn a iSanford) Jtw tom of gold and T WO ton* of T o m e r H « y . 17-92 A 2 7 th S I. Phnne F A 2-1501 Price i* right. 2411 C hair Ave Sieve Swagger!)- i t.akr Mon ria l truck fleet eon»Dti of aorae, I’ buoo FA 2 3404, Sanford n ite r aoauaLj. i To*J n I'.iirh a n .* )io r*e Pnmpa Itrp u ir* iii .'ll make* lit HV Al i l t c. | p \ t , 3 ’ .' C Com ue ri;< l A tf, Phone FA 3 3113 T III'X IM O N SERVICE All A ljke. ar I Al.wteU WINN TA t i l H l i Si I a ? r n i f t A - r i I m u v7~ m e VA - FHA - ^ FIIA In Service Conventional Finnncinjr Down Payments Low As 5100 Longwood ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. * ) A. Si. j.U AUy C J iW LAKE MARIE Hospital Notes ESTATES Stenstrom Realty $:Ki« DOWN DUPLEX Gauliisfs Claiming \ % • Viclory; Reds, Too h I'lumliinj; £■ Repairs I n f I". Thftltllx 10JJ .Santa M FA 2-OAI9 Wall 8 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR — W $ 2 8 0 °° 8280 .00 only $(J7*50 monthly Choice _ WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Odham, & Tudor, Inc. n — ARID EES TOR SALK Cut inn A Wuul Varna, Notions, T h ita .ii, T * | r i H O I.E l' ' IIOHHV SHOP At Th» S ijr t ' r I hr l«t»in PoJa IAI7 S Franch A t*. it i d i m ix i o n i nr.TE 'V lnilii'i S a lt — l.inlci* — Steel lil Tl S .“'ll—Dry W eill m ir •< 1 1 c o n i n r x r i o Ph F'x :*'7*'t 3(U Elm Ate. SEWING M U IIIN 'E II K I ' I I s S i: S S K 1) ........ . ni > II t lu ll tire rmmd hit.tim «r i ->c machine Sr^a In '.ta rd a-"1 liark.t.trH Orieinal G u tra n irr *nll a p p li't. Unpaid htlanee onle t i l An. .X**time Jm* m i.n'hlt pat m rn lt er v*III d lt. emint for ra th Write Cl edit Mana£re, p ..\ SA| Sanfnrd Her* • Id PI I M H IM . Ill H IM . Going N nrlh- For b ile l heap. 1 pe ll'ln g rm *ulle, ml heater Arefrlgerato. )* A 3 7911. J*y * n *IR ( i 'M i l HONING • i»imn '• of i bib Diamond, HirONTR ACT and RTPAIR WORK way 1*93 '«*! 'anlord Ate TA 3***1 * \ on IMIWN OF I t \ IB S r i t MIHNG ( i ii n H i r i ir S e n i r r S ln ra Contra, ling A Repair* t l ) So. Park FA 13*71 Free F u llm a lr* R I II AHA I V .’nd i.jl_ J r » e . M l 'artfor-l Ate Phone I A 3 11*7 PAIN I I i o\ i,a Alt MX N AX X SI MPI »>(* 3*—I* I AMI * I 4 I | | ) . 3tu Sanlord .\*e. “ * PIANO Ph f t N lM . A R lit* AIRING 7 * - l I'R M Y U R E a*4 XX. I It XR MOV H n rsF H u t.1 ) GOODS r X 3 1373 A fler .A rtl p m ■ t Ml II HI M . I 'IV I U \l | t lt ( l $S A Y K $ New A r * # r l F u r n itu r e and A p p Iia n rM F>r r»rpeniry, painting, a^reenm r t-tofm-g and p la i’ rr repair, atphalt tile, atheltoa aiding, ptatojity or * * . d *trp i, leveling • ml tepatrmg garage* and 3iH jn i t*»eekier e»l| ) a 3 4*'9 SELL 3»- P I.I I T R It Al. SFR AIC E' • We • We A Al I I It t I I AN| R R IP A IR ' • We P arti tor all m a lr* of "leaner*: SI Electrolux Homer, Kirby, e(e Free pi. k up Work guaranteed F A ! 47U Mather of SanfOard Home Miring F erlrle Service MJ A ihleu It AND ALL Et.ECTRti* CO 113 Magnolia FA ju a ix F F ra* «t Pk. FA 1.9*11 IN M U R Ft RX I TUBE BUY the M olt SEI t. Ihe Mntt PAY the Mn*t PI It TII \|l|N G r o s f Ph F* A 3 9977 • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON - MAIER New And U *rd 311 E. Fir it St Furmtura T \ 7MB 33 Bt II HIM*. — HF PAIRS — New 41 I'aed F lirn itlira A Applb PAINTING anre* A Gmwt Place To BUY SELL nr TRADE FT -OCR landing and Emitting JENKINS FURNITURE (Trailing, waging Serving 4(in Sanford A ie . Seminole County iir < * 1*1). II. M Gleaaeiv. t.ake M iry Died fuanltnra, aPpUiaeaa, taala 37—M i l ii F **—t*F ll.ti >N XI Jt To whom it may concorn: I, Turner Mc­ Donald am not advertisinjr for any f r* m a lx* “ H c I ji Wanted.” iM im i r x \ s ittx ir r Wmi. It Mum a v t i l l Uriel * A te FA 7)184 i titled M m -lit Ih x a-dirt T a ld r ll; week* aupplt like Hotimlilal A Anderi.tn — I'a m ti Drug store M— AH rHT-P-h FOB KALB F X iK iB V TO YlUJ XI I (M INI M X I NF 11 \ N BUNDS Enr'-.*ed hratl sag proof hollom rail with p la i’. u end*. Pla*tie or rxeoii ta jir i i niton or nrion < -rd* S e iik n iik I , I(inn u n it P a in t C«i. 112 111 XV 3rd St l*n FA 7 U3J 13«l Bat* Aerordion, S Week* old 7 awHi hr I, en<t J.vio, tt ill ha* guaranlre, $17 > nr lie*! i .ith oiler i m mail lately. Box )7», San lord llrra ld til* I APHONE in g.»nd thape i an be tern at the Sanford Herald O ffirr 11(10 I I AIIV * ariiage. P|»e Pen ' ar Bed i *. aaat Call FA 7 RI f <; : INSTALLED J. W. HALL lUinFTNC I XI I l i l t 'V I I I I 1*1.1 M ItIM . A III XTINI. INC SAN|*llR|t Pti .nr I X 3Tr."i| 3rd A ddition. RANK EMPLOYEES s r r v ic r s m i i. nitiu iMt LAFF-A-DAY SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST tr fiiA t. N EW ate. Br ight «oM. L trry 'a Mark 111 Sinfard Ave Ph. FA 1 4 IU . ) • —LOST XNI> M il M> i.OST—LEASE Big Sal* Ob E verything. Furniture Canter. y iil'N It—line Boat in E ik v Jaa* •up. Owner Mat Claim hr Dag* i riiung and Paying Smragn rharge*. SAFE BUY Mercury Trade-Ins ■ e g YIF.RC. Slatmn $ Wagmi. Fully 1800 Powefr.1. 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I Vi Mow C o u n try 4 luh H d. A W a tc h F o r O u r S ig n . . . . t H K 4 IF— *Q C M itNew T ire* II Run. OPEN DAILY L iw Rale flank Financing 9 ; no A . M . ’T il D a rk SUNDAY 2 :0 0 P . 51. T i l D e rk Blia&mahek C o n s tru c tio n Co.. Ine. I l l Weal 2Uh Street Pb-inn FA 3 3101 t Ylanr Other I/iW Triced Modele T« Cboo*e Frnm HUNT ; Lincoln - Mercury Inc. 109 P n lm t l ln P A 2 * l» M j B O I I I N T . S «I m 5 lg r . H o m e P h o n e F A 12-6094 » *r C LAS S IFIE D �•* T» O f Eisenhower's Berlin Crisis Address WASHINGTON OTPII — IW di H a lil* of Prvelden* Eleenhoveer's t»i#<-i«lnn radio sddrrs* Monday Hi CM on the H iflin «rsa*e, iW m m , and mutual security: We have no Inlennoa of forg*5Mag our right* or of deserting • fr o * people. lovwf ru l*r» should ewmembor dial free m m hsv*. before tht*. dl*d lor *o called •'scra p * of paper" which rrprepan lad duty and honor sr.d free da m . Tb# shirking of owr Msponsibd Mas would s<»lvr no problems for ms. |( would mean Ih r end of all hopes lor a Germany unrtar gov a rn m a n l of German ehoosing. lag Hm terrors of war to rrfttaing lo defend Ma rights — by at­ tempting to placate ■ u rriito o Whatever ris k of armed conflict may be Inherent to the present Berlin situation. It was deliberately treated by the Soviet rulers . . Our final choice Is necoiietioo, even whfl# see continue to pro­ vide for our security against esary threat. We are seeking meaningful negotiation at this mo­ Wl I 1 p* fn I* tA a Tb* Soviet nol* of March 2nd appears to b* a move toward ne­ gotiation on an improved b u ll. We would never negotiate under u dictated time b in it or agends, or on other unraaionablc term* We •ra, with -wrr allies, however, to view of the changed tone So­ viet note, concerting a reply to that not*. It ia my hop* that thereby aft of ua tan reach agreement with the Sovtele on en early merting at the level of foreign mintotara. Assuming development! that justify a summer meeting at the summit, th* United Slatei would he ready to participate to IM* further effort. USA, H e ir ( t f p f ) - l * tie la m ­ ing Tower of lis a going to topple f Certainly, to- American sod W estern p*«pl*» do nol want war. And If ao, what awn b* done about Ciloiaal conflict and*r modern coo NT d itlo n s could mean H dcairucllon Many esparto predict dial lb* o f tovillration. Tbp Soviet ru le ri, t V foot to war, bulH almost AOO themselves, are well aw arr of thl* yean ago, w ilt fall over anywhere hcL from 60 lo 300 years Irom now uaHat all history ha* taught *»• leee soinrUilng is don*. H i* grim Iriaoo that on nation Their pcrdictione are beard o«i I m s ware bran successful In avoid the feet ih a t Ih# whit# marble structure has been leaning at an alarming rate in recent years. Now 17 feet, inches uwi of plumb, it has tilled 84 inches •inre twin — about twice the rale LONDON ( U l'li — Police said of the preceding no yean. In IBM. to d a y that the thieve* who broke »t leaned .0(8 of an inch, greatest In to Lea Amba**adrura, <*«• af >n any recorded year. All agree that the lean W due London's smartest nightclub*, ap­ soil, water (termeated p a re n tly ‘ were not men of the to the Kround under its base In the Pl­ W orld." They said the thieve* emnkad ana dal M iracoli. In fact, Ih r afya ra without rem oving the tower started lean nr right at the bands and opentd a bottle of bur­ start — back in 1174 A.!). A lle r g u n d y by pm lung the fo rk down building Ihe brat Ihree stories, the cn architects, Bonanno and W ith a aerewdrlvar, W ---------- Law Says Thieves N o t Men Of World at treasure, and put a more In Una* atram on all our rriourcea and eapabUttiei. We would become more and mere Ilka a (arriaon aU l* Fortunately, w* do not have to adopt aurb a desperate course Nearly Ml nations have joined with ■■ to i cooperative eff ort to protect freedom. W* h ive heard that our m ill tary posture ha> been subordinat­ ed to a balanced budget, to the Jeopardy of our national defense. W* have heard that our de­ fense* are presently — or they w ill be sometime in the future— inadequate lo meet recurrent Communist threats. We have heard that more man power In our force* than 1 hava recommended is raaential in the present rirrum slance*. for payetiological reason* if for no other. My friend*, such assertions a* Of lata 1 — and I am rare the American people — bar* heard or read conflicting eteime about oar s ■ the United Melee, akm*, had defences. to eerry 'h * fuU burden n# de­ fending Ma intervale from tie Communiat threat, w* would have Ougtlelmo. gav* wp In dlsguat to draft a much larger portion af Two hundred years latar, another nur manhood into the armed ser­ LONDON (U F ff — Prince*# to)* watched tha touring troupe architect finished Hie job. Me vices, spend many more bdlions tried to correct the slant by an­ Margaret laughed Monday night <*f she Comrdte France!* prevent gling the hi*t five floors peri^n through a French bedroom fare* Kaydrau's " Iw Dmdon ' — The dicular to the h a ir, but they leanwbjck had iw k rwey Unas *h# Tarkey Cock — In French. ad too. leading man appeared embarraaThe play la a 19th Century com­ I'rof. Giovanni Poaga, a Rome edy with recurring triangle situa­ rnginerr, le one of those advoca­ tion* ■ ca*t of seducer* and CINCINNATI, Ohio fU P I) _ ting drastic action — and nghl ft Via, and beds a* tha main stage away. He proposes that Ihe tower George Ciurkenbergrr, who hasn't peok>i* dismantled and that a thick been to New York for many fla g * seducer Jean Mayee wae ronereto slab fie sunk ¥> feet into years, recently received a turn embarra *cd both for the naughty the ground, over which the struc­ mon'a from the c lty 'i Magistrate*! WAKEFIELD, M ite <UPI> - French lines and the fact that the ture mould be reassembled. He Court ordering him to appear estimates that It would take five within lo daya on a speeding (.lean living pay* off to thi* town. g irl he wous-d In the play wa* Don Young, to, has applied for English and named Maggy, charge, mail a check for 130 or yean and cost about lii.00o.nou. Deni.e Noel, who played tb* Another proposal le for pump face revocation of Ma d rlrtr'a It­ a 110 grant from the Jonathan Nlchola Temperance and Tobacco part o f Maggy, said the prince** ing out some of the sand about em se (iurkenberger had a ready a t- Fund, admlniiterad by town af seemed to enjoy it immensely. Ihe base on the fa r tide of the Queen Mother Elisabeth, Lady Iran, thus enabling Ihe tower lo planatlun, though. A* registrar af flctala. Nichols aatabllahad th* fund in Churchill, hmiiy Eden, and a host vehicle* for Hamilton shift hick to a vertical position motor County, Ohio, hia name appeari I M l to pay young men tIO for of other name* of British society by Itself. Hut the •‘ P U anoi," Ihe town on all license! issued in the coun­ abstaining from liquor and smok­ were In the audience. So wa* th* L .rd Scar­ folk who depend for their daily ty A resident apparently receiv­ ing between the ages of Id and lord chamberlain, brough, whose Job it ia to censor bread on the great curioidy of ed a speeding ticket In New York 11. Young le to* tosh applsrant to all performance* in th* lirili» h tourists tn the leaning tower, are and the polleeman simply wrote theater. it out to firorge Guckcnherger. th# part 44 years. tearful of any meddling Is leaning Tower Leaning Too Much? ip I* lt« ment. The CnJtrd States and Ha allie* stand ready to talk with So­ viet repreaentativei st any Ume and under any circumitancc* which offer prospect* ef worth while reculta. . . Racy Lines Amuse Princess Margaret Motorist Thinks, Acts Very Quickly Clean Living Pays Young Man A t 23 the*# are atmpty not true. They I am aure: That w * have th* are without foundation. , . courage and capacity to meet the ite m reahtica of the present and Fellow Americans, of one thins the future. W* need only to u n ­ derstand th* lituea and to p ra > tic * the aelf discipline thet free­ dom demand* . . Together with our allies we stand firm whatever the probing finger of an aggrrsaor may po in t Thus we lessen th* risk of a g rv # C.REENSBURO, Tnd flT P Il — non: Thus w t shall with reaoiwAuthorities today considered per­ lion and courage, struggle ever jury charges against Mayor Shel- forward to tha drraro of a Jto | don Smith who admitted he faked and permanent peace. God helping ua. we shall aland a razor attack tn Caver hi* ap­ propriation of 17.178 In city fund*. always equal lo th* challange. Daratur C o • n l y Prosecutor Richard Garvey »ald Smith, 41, confessed Monday night after tak­ ing a II# detector test in Inlian■pn.t* stale police headquariorsT NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P lj-C o L Smith told police he took the money to cover a toss he rus- George Grivas, th* elusive U sd** talned when an unidentified man of the anti British undsrground on windled him out of $8 000 In a Cyprus, emerged from years id 'pigeon drop" confidence gam*. biding today end left by plan* ia* The mayor originally claimed Athens end a hero'* welcome. Th* Greek government semi rw * three men lured him to hi* prieate office, w h rrt he alto oper­ special plane* to th* Brltlah Royal ate* an acceuntin* servire, Feb. A ir Eure* baa* hare to pick up 21 and attacked hi* with ra io r Grivas end his parly. He wa* blades. He said he feinted and tl.‘ token to the airport in a Greek ■mailart* tooled his office if c u m u ia r c a r. c lo s e ly fo llo w e d bp Id,004 In city court fine* ard Greek Archbishop Makario*. 53,178 In ceth bond*. On* of Sm ith'* duties aa mayor it to serve as city judge, handling .nostiy tra ffic ra*e*. Hr al*o l* r i i riT D ir a aisssi b'i>M - i> h»r*t>r e iv * n shat 1 *m chairman of th* County Republi­ t r t o t - l It) liusli,*** si ISoul* L can Committee. l l -a 1* 1. H anford. F lo r id * . u n d e r Smith, married and the father in * (l< ilttou* nsme «f Amarlrwa int: ll>st I am the sol* owner of thr*e children, has been lueyor Dler f a sli tu'lnrss and thet I 1 t«nd in this community of 7,UM tor to re fls irr >eine pareiient le A . • SS«» K lrrld* etnulea nine year*. Itmnv fllelnn Mayor Confesses; Razor Attack Fake Underground Boss Headed For Greece Legal Notice vu Cl so a of m Bi to ■e i» -*3 *8 $ ? ? ; v * •J ' d Ys lit bt N la a * YoweM'a, Sanford and Seminole County’n moat / i one stop nhopping for fh* entire famflp. hv Toil'S Hind shopping In m > • h.hf, with nice svleo- Wop. ot vory etylieh slothsar lo make your Flaalcr I'ansrhng to h a L fil amA rt. Sf « . > i I -4*1 - • • / ’> * Hat: | I f i u i ** t i t i i; > i . • . O u r new hato are a spring gard n of rivtd color* io n A i, m r r r K i i n .T . r*r+ r*‘t embroldered eitk »h*ntimg beautifully itoeignod ko do nM the right thlngn. Divine dwtNiling in Hny embroidored ear*)•* »nd a bevy of flower*. Thto to a dree* you'll wear and we»»r forever. Parchment, Clt'am (Ireen, Palomino, JWormj Hky or Mavy. I tot 18, 7 ko IT siiee. $45 .0 0 There are flirty pink*, huttr cup yellowis. rose reda. leafy greens, hyucln ,t bluest anil more! They're shown with ixwisv jwrky Ih»wa and wisps of veiling on crisp str wa. They've never been b m m shaming or m re eyc-aptiealing. 3.96 • 18.00 Handbags Gloves Lovely Wh4ting A Darla altimeeh handbag*, eh a Ik whit# mart and paralan printa, to aertaiidy one of the moat important acceMoriea. Many different siiaa and ahapea . . . and moat import­ ant of all, when you purchase a Whiting A Davto handbag* —you'## purrhaelng quality And of course HAWXELI.R CLOVES, one sbe fits all In alretchier. or nylon. White and pssistels in several different styles. 3.00 - 5.00 T.M -17.96 fv l j. I » I # j * -V A N F O R D m. “W t I a v H a C hftTg* A ocom iU ” Pr / A �Chamber Corrects W eather Nonsense An oversight on the part of -Chamber of Commerce President S ta c k Cleveland Jr. ha* canted the "m is ty w earlici" of the peat few day*. Cleveland failed to appoint a weather committee. Chamber of ficia l* tald T h li vital portion of F lorida'* economy ha* been neglectrd. and Ihe rain* have come down unchecked. Cleveland moved to remedy the situation thi» morning. Headlnt i the newly-formed board la "Sun- News Briefs Bull Date Switched TALLAHASSEE (L’ P I) The Grand Legislative Uall haa been awitched from April i to A p ril I). 0 Grader Kills Youth shine" Odham. assisted by Cecil " F a ir " Tucker, v lc e c h a lrw in . Other appointeea i n c lu d e "Bright" Perkins. "Clearance" Redding. General "Forecast" Hut chlsoo, "Sunny" Rabcra. and Mer­ le "W a rm e r". The nominating committee conaidered the applica­ tion of "R a in y " Deal, but fell hie appointment m ight cause a continuation of inclement weather. The Commute* w ill begin Im ­ mediately, ’ Sunshine" declsred this morning. Deconcentration of mist* is high on 'he agenda. Of­ ficial* fell that the elimination of Ihis public nuisance might lure the sun back to its former home. Thieves Gel $900, Golfing Equipment Thieves broke into the new club LAKE WORTH (U P D —Donald Renk. I t . wa* cru»hrd lo death house at the Mid-Florida Golf under a grading machine Tuesday Course last night, and made off with tuOfl in cash and a large after he fell from hi* bicycle. amount of golf equipment. The theft wa* discovered by TAMPA (C P I)— Houte Speaker- manager Vernon Dunn at 1:30 a. Designate Tom Beasley say* he m today. Dunn said th * office safe had favors a five or *1* per cent abeen destroyed completely with erots-lhe-bo ud spending cut. sledge hammer*. Paper* and pieers of Ihe safe were scattered throughout the huildlng. MEMPHIS, Term (U P D — Rus Also stolen was money from the te ll Jordan. 39. Miami, lost both cig a jrlte machine. The clubhouse legs Tuesday when he fell between and pro shop are contained in one two boa care In the Friseo H all­ building. Entrance was made by way yards. breaking in through the bark door, Dunn said. Investigating a r* Sheriff's Dep­ DUBUQUE. Iowa ( U P l ) - l t was uties Verri Brewster and Csrl C a had day fu r lha Irish. Burglar* .Smith. Authorities in Volusia and took c a rt from Mrs. Dorothy Orange Counties have been alert­ Murphy'a tavern and also robbed ed 9 O'Mara's market. The M id-Florida Gulf Course opened several months ago in the luingwoud area. Terry DeMari i* HOLLYWOOD (UPD — Actress the club professional. Corinne Calvet and actor Jaff Stone announced through th e ir at­ torney Tuesday they hava agreed on a tria l separation. • Spending Cut Eyed f Both Legs Cut Off Bad Day For Irish "Trial’ Separation Dulles Seeking Sun Defense Boss Says Reds Will 'Probe' WASHINGTON (UPD — Secre£ tery of Slate John F o ita r Dulles WASHINGTON (U PD - Defense toads plant today to go soon to come 'warm , sunny place" to Secretary Neil II. McElroy warned today that die free world must be rast from his cancer treatments. prepared to resist "one probing action after another" by Commun­ ist Russia or China. BAN BERN A RDINO, C a 1 If . In testimony before the Hous* (U P D —Mrs. Inei Hoagland re ­ Foreign A ffairs Committee, Meported lo the sheriff Tuesday that F.lroy strongly supported Ihe Eis­ th ie v ri aide the two doors o ff her enhower administration's request bam. No hones were missing. for authority to spend (3.910,W0,000 on f o r e i g n aid in the 12 months beginning July 1. GAINESVILLE (U PD Old He nsKV " I f ih * fr*« v -rh' t i n grad* w ill be on hind here Friday nol stand up firm ly to these and Saturday for the annual meet- probe* when they a r* initiated, we ing «f the University of Florida may well lie forced with the mayor Alum ni Association. ro n fllrt as the Communists, pres­ sing ahead with their win • byIhrrat policy, make it imperative LAKE CITY (U P D - Suwanaa that at some pain* wc meet the River spilled over its banks Unlay, issue squarely " making one state road impassible McElroy said it would lie "short ^ and forcing several fam ilies in sighted indeed" if this country * * fuwanee County from Ih rir homes spent more than 40 billlqn dollar* for II* own armeit fortes but de­ clined lo spend "Ih e much smal OLDSMAR (UPD — Tne racing 'c r sums needed in maintain and program ai Sunshine Park horse mrvlernire Ihe force* of our slllrs track was called off today because which sre essential to our whole torrential rain* turned Ihe parking defense concept " lot mto a gisnl pond. Barn Doors Stolen • Old Grads To Meet Suwannee Flooding Track Becomes Pond 4 Fires At School • Hearings Slated On Zonina Pleas LAKE CITY (UPD—Four »epa * rate (ires were »et in (ha Lake Hearings w ill be held next City High School today, and au­ thorities said they definitely were month on several new platr, sub­ mitted yesterday by Zoning Board sat by an arsonist Director Bob Brown. Included is the new develop­ HUDDERSFIELD E n g l a n d ment of Kastbronk, on th* old (U P D — David Burt collected a Dodd property In south Seminole prise f»r rating 44 sausages at County. The subdivision w ill In­ clude several hundred homes, unt siltin g , t<> beat other Contes; entrants. Thr prtrr: A pound of built by the Bram ur Develupment Co. sausage Area* to be sorted Industrie! In elude Spring Hammock, site of the new Dynatronlcs plant, and SOUTHERN P I N E S , N. C. 12 a<re< in the Five Points aiCa, (U P D —Store owner R. C. John­ w hrr* a paint and plastics fac­ son ran a newspaper ad saying: tory i* planner! "A ll slock mutt go." Thieve* broke Into the place and hauled away goods valued at 11.200. Prize Was Pitting And Did It Go! ' Orange Coloring • Reportedly Okay Shorts How Short? Well, Short Short WEST PALM REACH iU I'D — How short are short short*? City prosecutor Tom llslley s.rx! L A K E L A N D (U P D — The KlorIda citrus Commission says Presi­ Ihere's do way to tell, not legally dent Eisenhower has signed a bill And he forwarded his opinion lo the city manager allow mg Florida and Texas citrusBailey was ordered by the city men in resume coloring th e ir or to draw up a local ordinance pro­ angei The Commission said It was ad­ hibiting g ir li from wearing rtiort vised of tiie action late Tuesday by shorts on city strerls Hut Bsiley said such a law would t-e impnsBen. Sprssard Holland. sihle to enfold* The util, which' passed Uie House _ Friday, per mils Ihp citrus Indus9 i r t r i in use the old Ren 32 until May 1- A law permuting the use of Red 3J expired Feb. M. but the a ilrnsion gives fruit ih ip (* rs time to get rrady fur the new color, Citrus Red No |. The new color agent contains The County Commission yesler mnrh lesa toxicity th in Red PS. day protested charges of thr Long wood Citiren's League shout eon ditinns at the Seminole County Home. In a release to the press Iasi County tchonlt w ill be closed week, • spokesman said reports Fr.day, while teachers and dele- had been received that funds gales attend the state meeting of from the home's budget had been the Educational Association In diverted to other sources. Th* statement was refuted by Tampa. Ernest Cowley, bandmaster at Commission Clerk O. P. Herndon Seminole High School, is running yesterday. He said It.lu o was add ed to the fund last year when th* fo r office in the Association. R. T. Milwee, superintendent et home ran short of money. school i. w ill attend the state euper"This board has always taken visors ,nee ting, which w ill be hetd caic of the requests (rum the U. S. Hay Agree To European Zone If Issues Settled W ASHINGTON (U P D The United Slates was reported willing today to discuss with Russia some sort of dem ilitariied tone in Cen­ tra l Europe if it is tied In with a general r-ttlem cnt of the problems of a divided Germany. Am erican officials in m ating th* report acknowledges) that this ap­ proach differs with the reported British view. The British believe creation of such a tone separating Communist and Western force* would in it ­ self. be worthwhile in rasing Eurot-ean tensions—even if it were not related to specific progress on Ihe German problem. Reconciling the divergent lin tiih-Am erican views on "disengage­ m ent" is seen here a* one of th* m ajor tasks faring I ‘resident Eis­ enhower am) British Prime Min­ ister Harold Macmillan in their week-end conferences. Eisenhower and Macmillan ap­ pear to have reached general agreement although for different reasons—on thr nerd to hold a summer summit cunferente with '.Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and French President Charles de Gaulle. M acm illan is convinced, his axles report, that sgrrem rnti with Rus­ sia to settle some of Europe’* problems can be achieved only by direct talka with Khrushchev him. self. Eisenhower still hope* for some "w orthw hile result*" at a prior foreign mim-ters meeting ui midMay in Geneva. * VO L. X L IX U n ite d iH tIN w DnEnPcEN H D nE t iN i TT n r wY AN D aArIL i ’ rm e l^ x e d W in F.s to b lia h n d 1908 o t -w t p a p k d NEWSPAPER W EDN ESD AY. MARCH * 18~1959 SANFORD, F L O R ID A NO. 59 * Snooping In Pacific Russ Admiral Says Subs Eye U. S. Defense Reedy To Assume Command Af Jax Captain Jamea Robert Reedy w ill at sum* comm* of the Jack suim ile Naval A ir fRalhMt next ’ uly. succeeding Capl E lliot W Parikh J r . who Is retiring arter 30 year* service. Kcevly is 'he former com‘,iandor of Heavy Attack W in; cm* al Ihe Sanford N av*l A ir Station, ,'e left S'anfurd last July to assume hipresent command, a* skipper of the a irc ra ft carrier USB L rx in g ton. th e Lexington has lust returned lu Ban Diego from a trip lo the Far East and will leave again A p ril 21. During the next tour, CapL Reedy will be relieved lo ON' A R A I N Y DAY — Dick Mnibnurr (left) and Tony take over his duties at Jackson Rbinper, member* of the Corpua ChriMi, Tex., team of villa. t)ii S.»n Ernnciacu (iin it.w. wait on the wenthemuin tt» During his Far Ka>1 command, start spring training in Sanford. (Herald Staff I'hotu) Mrs. Rredy and their live children 9 have remained In Sanford at B tlv rr '< I a *r Capl. Reedy will arrive here Tuesdgv for Iwo day* leave prior lo Ihe next Far Easl tour. Reedy, 4-t, is ■ native of Cleve­ land, O He war relieved last July by (.'apt Janirs D. Itamage, pres­ ent commander of Heavy Attack A Sanford girl w ill ride in the Wing tine. Fiesta Parade April 2 in Winter 'Aliat do baseball players do on new glows (many of which ar Park. a dvy u ten tile weatherman r e ­ rived) today and other equip Miss Samira McKinney, one of m in t, and (datming the training fuses to rnoprrateT the best trick and fancy riders in lira I, swap tail Islet, sleep, schedule when Ihe sun docs |ukiIhe South, will help launch the Irik a'voul the weather and th e ir through a heavy overcast, three day "W ild W est" cetehro charts rs for a pennant in IM0, Ycstrrday, Corpus t'h ris ti was lion at Rollln* College. Heavy rains since Snniliy have furred to past up its t i n t exhibi­ Sixteen year old Sandra I* thr made baseball spring training an tion game with lie Mobile Heats daughter cf Mrs. II McKinney, OTTAWA (UPD R r I ti * h "indoor sp u rt" fur Ihe m tm ir of (lie .Southern Associallon. To owner of the Ride A While stables I -ague teams of the San Francisco day, three other teams were sclie She w ill ride her palomino, com Prime Minister llaruM M acm illan Giants training in Sanford doled lu Join Corpus Christ I awl arrived todav for a brief round plcle with silver saddle. The Club nffieiats have been busy slablei are providing horses for of talks with Canadian leaders. living over rosters, breaking out Phocr.lt players at the Giants' dorrniturii* on M ellunvillr. the Rollins students. All partici­ Ihe latest in s scries of discus Slated for a rriva l hvday were pant* w ill be dressed In western slims tn "connlidate and confirm Springfield, Fresno and Hastings, the united w ill of the Western costume Already here, in ad litnm tu play The parade will Iw lrd by Stas-riff w orld" for negotiation* w ilh c r* on Phoenix ami I'urpus tTiriDave S ta rr’s Orange County posse, 1Bov let Union. xti rosters, were llie GiantC chief Negotiations on the German and It scheduled to begin at 1 p scouts, team managers and o ih ir m. at Park Ave. and Canton Bt. in situation must be held this sumclub cffiria ti. m cf, Macmillan lo'd newsmen. W inter Park. "Jiisl waltlng■', isn't easy, espe­ 1 law H litish leader w ill hotrf Roy richer, LongwivnJ land dr CAIRO <U I*I) — The Middle cially when a ffin a l, are cooped veloper, w ill supply a ru m y for throe hours of forms! ta lk* here Rollins College President Hugh F. today lx fore moving on to Wash­ Easl News Agency. In a diipaleh up with a bunch of eager young McKean and Mrs McKean, and ington Thursday for hi* main • aid to have been approved by slcrs With one eye on the sky. ■•(finals were cautious about the s team and wagon tor the First* North A rnrriran talks with I ’rc* President Gam al A Nasser him irlf. charged today that Rt|s»i.i start of training. idi lit Klserduinrr King and Quern candidate However, d rill* w ill start as snort Maemitlan said his visit Norl­ wants lo ’ subject the ei.lire A rab T h r parade w ill end m Ihe Sand ax iMsslIdr After all. there are vpur Howl, where Ihe celebration and his i.illii with thr P retidenl. aria to communism " Tiie dispatch marked the firs t exhibition games in In- played, after hi* recent visits lu Moscow, w ill be held. Bonn arid Paris, were toim f dove direct attuck on Russia In the players lo i*> as-igtied and pen tailed Into (hr "wider Intornv United Arab Republic's conflict riant* lo be won, the weatlirrmaii notwithstanding. tional negotiation which most jo! witli communism In thr Mideast Nasser made no mrntlim of M u. low la le r Ihis year " British officials evpect Ihe up row in his .peeches lait wrek as shot w ill tie an Ea I W rit foreign sallin- I ' r Red • supported re A couple of G vntPh <-nix ministers' meeting In G r ir v a . In- girne in Iraq and Corpus C hri-li variciy, will ginning around May II anil last Informed sources said however Collide in the third at -.ml Irene that Na-ser personally aultmrtici! ing four tn six weeks. Fhr im n ts lr ( " m in ty c o u rt* fit ha>rbnl) game for the Sanford today's dt.pateh saying that Pro w ,i* f ilia l L W o n* Slirine Club. mu r Nikita Khrushchev "npenerl m# icihli'tiU , *« <i»n4r" in mil foil The teams, champion- of the the battle in-tween Arah national i l i l t i fu f M lfh l* >f Mkfty b r j t n n i y n P acific Coa*t arid Tcxa* league, iirn and the new Communist Im ­ trn U |T s respectively, w ill meet Apfit a perialism " Twrnly l» u *ult* nr** *Uici| to Cloudy and rout wilh occasional at 7:30 p. m. in Memorial .Sta­ Cairo newspaper* carried on Vnhi* dium . tain IhriiUi h Itiu rn liy . High to ­ the campaign today with a stream t m e tw fs iic C l r r u t t Proceeds (ruin the gnmr w ill day 4j in S3, low tonight ot) in M>. of report, about alleged llro c itle * \\ i Lin in • in t)*r n»n inmititin uf I.roprrty In 8 k f* M nnior a Uii .c tv to the Shrine Club’s charily North and norlhrasl wind. I" In in Iraq thr* of th* lntrr«t«?r Ili*fh 21 m ile , per hour. and building funds. One rr|» tii -aid 24 Iraqi «tu w n y li n l y tM u h m t itv m fu tn drnts were killed In a clsih w ith y p ' l f f t l a y n f ln n t H it i, Ihe Communis!* Friday, while others bad l»-en senlenn-d to death hy kangaroo courts set up by the Red • run students’ on kin At lea si nor of the doom oil iron w t« -aid to have been ear The t.akr 5!arv F'ire Ilei-artim-nt ruled on the spot. a ill i|nnvor a " It c n r fll N i.h l" at Sanford and Seminole County! VVt w. re tolal strangers and hi Mir Mnvlelatsi Hide In TiiraM r lo today receivrd another "most helped us In many way* lie !.>ik in . i l rourtixm s" vote from an out of lit to a fine molt! llie Fountain Ihe diNilde feature w ill include I odge. where we stayed for Ian (owner. "ilra u tlfill Hilt flangerm is" and Wllliarr. J Cullen. Miami, c**l days to reciifx rate Irum th r r f ’ < on;n Crossing." Proceeds will Sanford’ s new telephone direct he Used fur Ihe itunpletinn of tiie h it vote in behalf of Seminole in feel* of the acci-leDl "A lso many thanks to Mr r-ry has an increase of jl.iu t 1 <xmi firehouse a le tte r to Charlie Morrison, pub lie relations d irre to r fur the (Claude) llilte ll uf Ihilter Mniot llstlnc* o u r Ihe nid onr report* Co . wiio helped us to yel anut rr ll'ih x -ti i manager of Southern Chamber of Commerce. Said Cuiti-n. "Dn March 1*, I ear ns our own was ton haillv Hell in Sanford There art *|e was involved, unfortunately, in damaged lo cniiunur our trip My pruxiniaiely ii.yuu iiilin r i 'Die first and last listings rem ain an automobile accident on the wife and I will always rem einlier outskirts of Sanford. I would tike the mtny kindnesses In Ihe Town the nadir— AAA Tree Service and Rill Reedy, Sitale K rp rr*rn t*liv * Zwosta. Wm, J The name which from ta le County, w ill l« the in express my thanks lo a wond­ of Sanford, Florida " Exeepl for a small error in appears the m o lt times Is of guest sps-akrr tom orrow at the Jajerful police officer. Mr. A M i M in i) Galloway, who to ahiy Galloway 's nunc, and t i l l ) . llie course " S m ith ", with I'M l u t ­ res- luncheon Itredy will give detail* about helped us out of our difficulties. letter is a perfect Chamber of ings. 15 more than Ihe old d ir ran- relations, rights, education "H e was most kind and eon Commerce publication. Galloway'* ectnry. Sanford d rfin ih ly Is li-rw ing. and opportunities In ihe modern sidcrat* in every way. and is lo initials ate "J . Q." and he's the Shrdden r* ports southern slates. be eommrnded for hi* efficiency, j constable, Local Girl To Ride In Rollins' Fiesta Players Await Sunshine To Start Training Here Macmillan Staris Canadian Parleys E Nasser Says Reds Seek Arab World Benefit Game Set For Shrirc Club Court Suits Set On Right-Of-W ay u k c Weather Courtesy Pays Off For County Again BcnefiT N ig h t Set To Aid Firehouse Phone Book Shows 1,000 More Here Reedy W ill Speak To Local Jaycees H O N O L U L U ( U N ) . — Heisr A tlm . Itc n jiiiu iik E . M o o r * r e v e u lfil to ilIIy t lin l R ussian a illm u tr iilt" * -m il mu luce iih i|* il have U n til “ a n o o p irtjl" w luiljf Ills N n v y 'n I ’. u ilit : b u i t i i 'i ’ be ­ tw e e n M illw jiv u n it tlu> A le u tia n -. Moore command* the 1,300 mile i-lfclmimw lem e who-a •hi|M mid radar pUm * ox tend thr DEW (vii-tant curly Two Drivers Freed From Jail On Bond Following Mishaps Two men who caused separate accidents last night and early to­ day were released from ihe city ja il this morning alter posting bonds of t <04 each Clifton Marvin Wells, 31. was charged with driving while in luxlralcd and leaving the acme of an accident after his car slitick a parked vehicle on Gen eva Ave Iasi night. Police said Well* fled from (he scene in his car, which was found abandoned in the bushes shortly after, at 2ilh SI. and Adams Ave. Combined damages were r s iim ll rd at p tti. Well, lixird his resi­ dence at 24It Adams Court. T. A. Green. VAH-7, was taken to Ihe dispensary al N A S, San­ ford wilh a deep laceration of |hr face, when the car in which he was riding struck another on Park Ave early today. D river of the car was William Henry Kudy, alto of VAI1 7. Fudy was rhar-ed with driving while Intoxicated and failure tn have ill* vehicle under Control The parked ear was nuncsl by Joseph Dalfritn. 1505 Park Ave. Combin­ ed damages were estimated at *1V). warning) system lo th* midPacific. Thr admiral said Navy radar rotiilt-IIalions jix l destroyer pick­ et* have made numerous contact* wilh Soviet nav.it u n lit all along the Pacifie tu rn e r ana "T h e ir surface ship*," the ad­ m iral said, "have patrolled the length of our Pacific barrier, and we've spoiled Red submarines snoopin,1 the a m . " The Barbers Point based ad­ m iral said because of security reasons. It was impossible to specify the times, locations or further Identify the Soviet ship*. A spokesinsn for the ( 000 man ____ ______ ___ naval command said _____ ronti-iunus round Ihe clock vr.t and a ir pa­ trols are now being run the en­ tire length of Die north P acific where Japan sent its undeterlrd task force to attack IV a rl H arbor on Dec 7, 1911. High altitude winds of more than 150 miles an hour bring northwestern A m e ri­ can and Canadian cities w ithin four hour* jet flying time of Rus­ sian airfields that dot the K am ­ chatka peninsula. Heavy overcasts slung Ihe route have made this ■ built in avenue to the Americas for any sneak attack launched by Russia. • A dm iral Moore (old UPf he » .a rrrta in th r Russians were aware that the barrier plane* and shlpa had now reached a fully opera­ tional stage. Mrs. Norma Cyle Dies A( Home Here A minor accident at Third SI and French Ave. al 7 .33 a m todav resulted In Ihe arrest of W illiam Kenneth Pearson for im ­ Mrs. Norma Cyle, 72. pa xtrd proper brake* The other ear in­ volved was driven bv Scranton away at 2 p m. yesterday in her home on Myrtle Ave., where slia W illie Thompson had lived fur Hie past five years with Mr and Mr*. If L. Moore. Mrs Cyle was the 'vtfr o f Ilia late A. P Cyle. .She was Ivjrn May I, IMrt, m Everest. Kan. Shi* was a member of the First Pres­ byterian Church, lb** It >-! ah*, and Hie lloyal Neighbors of CoffrsHOLLYWOOD (U P D — Two vill**, Kan. Survivors Include Iwo children, men killed ea’h oilier l-xdsy af ter a room to reoir gun duel in a Mr* II. I. Moore, Sanford, and Kenneth llyotlaine. Jupiter; u n t Iliilly xxshmI homo Tiie men dueled over Mrs •ts lir. M i* Alfred Arney, Applw* Dorothy Chester, '* , who recint Creek. O. Funeral services w ill 1* hetd ty separated from her wealth) Thursday at 3 p m in R ritto tt ho-ltand, Simon Chester. Killed w ire rx -riin v ic t Barney Funeral Home The Rev. A, G. Sliva, 35 year old restaurant (ham Mefmtlt w ill officiate Burial w ill rr. ami Jail musician Jack ^ ,n Evergreen Cemetery. lY s co m i nrr request, that flower* bw Sorin, 47 Sorin was M r. Chc.l omitted. t-r’s ro iiiin Puliee said S«irin. wlm lived w itli Simon Chester, went tn th* residence shortly after 1 a ill and found Silva there He -an lo argur with Mr* Chester almut A uirvrv of couuly road* Is (sw­ her relationship with Silva and nr ing made by ths> Stale Road De­ tiered her to stop seeing him part m rnl During tiie quarrel .Sorin whip l ed out a 32 automatic and U- 1 D ie romls are rated on L“0 condiHunt, including safely, sight illsgan In heal Mrs Chester on (he liance. nghls-of-wayt for d rvrio p head and shoulder*. nielli and adeipule pavFineflL Silva then drew a W revolver A joint project between Iho and fired al Sorin The iwo men (xiiinly ami road Department, the rtrh a n g rd file as lhej„ moved survey was declared "Ihe beat through Ihe house basis fur proper road pi aim ing" by M r* CN tier ran from Ihe Counly Engineer Rob Davis, bmue. telephoned her husband and A rr(x itl on Ihe survey wu* made a v lrij (it(ri tn call poller to County CnmmiiUmrr* by Hen­ Whrti t*dlce arrived tlicy found ry II. Ruggs, of Ihd.im l. Silva dead and Sorin dying. Two Duel To Death In Hollywood Home State Surveying Roads In County D a n c in g T o n i^ M ‘Shrimp Boil’ Set By Station Chiefs A beginner'* clau in tqnarw •Jancilig will lie held at 7 o'clm k A "th rlm p b i-il" w ill be spunl.iriigbt In Hie annex of the Civic Crnler. At * 15 p m , the regular H ire d Sunday by ihe Chief I’ ettjT cl«ss of experienced square dan­ O fficer* Me i at the Saufurvl Nwv.il A ir Station. cers w ill start All CPU* and Ih d r guesla w ill gather at I p.m. in the recreation a ir* at ihe CI'D Club. A ll the shrimp "yuu Can cat** w ill co<t 12 for adult* ami St fu r chtldtrn. Suit vitiokt w ill be ser­ ved Profits from the shrimp boH w ill gu to the Habe Ruth League alarm hells were installed In the fund. hall* in case of fire. A telephone A ll retired Chief Petty O fficers in the Infirm ary was considered in the Sanford Orlando ares srv another safety faclor. Invited to attend. K rider e m p h a tjiril that the budding wntild bn considered un­ der the p rc irn l survey by James Gamble Roger*. Mrs, Boyd was (u liio rlir d to conduct a monthly Inspection of th# home, and Scolt Members and huuiorursts o f thn wa* told lo get the leaking roof in Elk's Club w ill attend a St. P atthe infirm ary fixed. tick's Day dance. Saturday, at th * K rider concluded Ihe session by Elk's Club In Sanford, saying, " I f we are going to remo­ An a ll-g irl orchestra w in play del Uir home, il wUl be refurnish­ for dancing (rum I p. m. lo 1 i . m. ed. These ra'dde router* don't Tickets ere a v iiia tla at the club know what they are talking or from R. F. Mapet. ReserviUsOB should to made by Friday, about." Commission Says County Home Issue To Be Settled Schools To Close 9 For Teacher M eet -9«l4be same Urns. a clean bid of health on thr them food or anything that tiie county home I am sure they will management needed motiry lor. "M> have just employed an prvrvide the proper money fur anything within reason" engineering firm to survey all Hie In answer lo statements that public buildings. Now isn't the in audit would be dcmiuMcd. Urns* to put nrw furciiure in an Herndon added. "The state audited old iiiild in f, If we may tra r it our book* through Sept JO last down. Certainly, liter* ir e mi (r»ii* year and gave the county a dean on ihe windows and tue oil doth is crarkm i, but we are concern­ b ill of health." John Krider said, " M r are not ed with food, mrdicsl rare and covering up n o th in g at the coun attention. ty home. This i* the last place Present al Ih* meeting were fo r people whose fam ilies have Grady Scott, I'lpcnmendfnt of the disowned them, or who have no home, Mrs. Abbl# Boyd, County liv in g relatives, it shouldn't he Health Dept. Director and her considered s high class nursing i as-isUnl, Mrs. lim e Vernay. Wa ksv»r never eU lbs Board could manage "p rrtty w rll' on (hr liudgrt of 12.'two a yrar H r told Commissioners that (he p a l lent* seemed happy ai d had gain • d weight sinre he came lo the home last October, "Me definitely have a problem," Krider said. "T iie buihljn; is old and (he condition has accumulated over Ihe years. No one has paid ton much attention to i l " C im im isfin n rri said they had visited llie home and found the food good and th r residents " w r ll pleased " Mrs. Boyd told Ihe Buird that up until tin i c years ago her d rpal Muxol bod mad* weekly (ftp s In tiie home until told that " * v weren't needed anymore, a* ih trc arrre too many h o n e *." ' ll i« thr Commissioner's tvt|kon*lhilitlrf In lake care of Ihe c ilir r n i in die county home. Wr brought rundihon* at Ihe home up several limes, but we Just talk­ ed alxiui II Nothing was done. Repairs were m ail* in accordance w ith Ih* Mate Hoard of Health’* recommendations, h.swn-ver," Mrs. Boyd said. She added that tilltens should gu to Commissioners | before protesting in the press. The Hoard cited improvement* made hy Krolt since lit* Install*1 lion m suyswinUtodeot. Last week, Elks Will Dance At Club Saturday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 17, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 17, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e109fef6b4f6c4eacf6bf1ffa41f3236.pdf e2c485f6415dff6216e4f847ac8cc856 PDF Text Text #9 CUk Jom D hhD W ’A luxurious 3 bedroom STATES On Highway 17-922 Miles South of Sanford You get a lifetime of enduring beauty and convenience when you buy your home in this friendly neighborhood. Centered around a 3 - acre picture lake, Sunland Estates is planned for happy famliy liv in g — near schools and churches, and with its own recreation areas and parks. Down Payments as low Monthly as *40! Payments Including texeo A insurance FIN A N C IN G : VA - FHA-IN -SERVICE FHA - C O N V EN IO N A L Homes Completed and Ready For Immediate Occupancy Other* under construction will be complete within one to three weeks SUN LAND ESTATES HOMES HAVE THESE PLUS FEATURES: • • • • • • • • Custom null! CthlneU* Terrs/so Floors • 0 E Stove • G K Refrigerator • 0 E Hot Water Heater • Tile Rath • Venetian Blinds • Wei Fenuee • f it o / iA o / t a / S a J t i& f a d lD J t City Sewers Psved Streets Sldewalke Street Lights Recreation Areas Tennis Courts Basketball Court Dedicated Parka ^ u a / ia jd m d «n the Conetruetlon of jrour home or yoar money cheerfully returned, affimTEteM Sales Office — Cor. 27th �— Ike W ill Face U. S. Tonight News Briefs Prince Wedding Set TOKYO lU P ll — The '••'dUinj data fnr Crown Prince Akihtto and hi* com m o m r h*nc#a Mtchtkc Shod* will b* April 10. a WASHINGTON (UFI) — President EUenhowtr deliv. Indian In Cambodia #rn hi* radio-TV report on Berlin tonight against a back­ PNOMPENH. Cambodia tU I'i) ground of criaia described aa "the moat aarioua since Korea, —Indian President Rajendra I’raparhapa mors sarioua." tad la in Cambodia on an official The President, who will speak over all major radio and four-day visit. television networks from 9:30 to 10 p.m„ e.s L, w as said to Odham Plans New City Development regard th* speech *» one of th« mott important he ha* delivered •uice entering the White Houte. The lenoutnet* ot the Berlin situation was emphasized by As­ sistant State Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield ont.)» who III■■■VIU 1(M «wii*. wins called for Eisenhower lo "lay It on Ihe line *' in hi* addre**. Mansfield urged the government to evacuate U. S. m ilitary de­ pendents from Be rim to Ameri­ can force* there would be ready for any showdown with Kuiaia. Hr aaid the continued presence of military wire* and children in Berlin created a "hard aitualion” for American force* "I think it ia far better In over­ emphasise than to underestim ate and I think this la the moat aeri ous r ritii confronting our country T o G e t D -a lH O U P P I I C S LONDON (C P U —Soviet equip­ ment for the first phase of con­ struction of Egypt's Aswan Dam will he shipped from Odessa short­ ly, Radio Moscow reported. _ | P o w e ll I m p r o v in g 1 SANTA MONICA. Calif. tU P I) — Actor - producer Dick Powell, hospitalised last Wednesday with bronchitis, today wsi steadily im ­ proving at St. John's Hotpilsl. A Daw Odham and Tudor deval opm irt. containing 12S home*, ia planned within the (Hr limit*. The home* would range in price from $13-19,Out. Due to the uodetirable eondlWon at the land involved, the firm PALM SPRINGS, Calif. ( U N I liked the citjr to »h»re In the —The wife of singer Nat I King) cost o# utility installation*. Art Cole reported to police Sunday the jAJarrl* representing the firm, w j * lots of a two diamond, four-pearl givrn a pledge that the city platinum earrin g valued al gl.noti. would furnish the labor if Odham and Tudor would pay for the ma R e ( j C e n t e r B o m 1)0(1 terlali. The announcement wa* made at B E IR U T , U b .n o . (U P D a special meeting of City Com- mure seriuua than th at,” Mans llomhi were thrown into the Soviet m iiiio n rrt Friday afternooii. La- field said. Information Bureau ami home of The President may work on his local Communist leader Mustafa calion of Ihe development has not vpeech almost unlit broadcast Al Arts* here Sunday. been discloicd. lime. He passed up ehurrh serv­ ices Sunday and restricted his ap­ pointment list today to work with BILOXI, Miss l D PIi —Rosetli’a Malcolm Moss, the chief presi­ rafr lan'l a drive In but it keep , dential speech writer. Elsenhower is expected lo cou­ gelling driven into A car drove ple his report on the Berlin situa­ Into Ihe cafe Saturday night—the tion with a defense of his military fourth such accident in twro weeks and foreign aid , program i. ‘W n r t P Jam es Gamble Rogers. W inter .____ s, both p under hravv Urt fire *in v d s llO v ltlS vv O l U Park engineer, will present charts | und,r n lCongress. ongress WASHINGTON (L'PH — F ed rr of public buildings to County Com­ at narcotics agent* have served missioner* this week, tntlirt on Cuban Premier Fide! — Rjgcrs* firm hsa been authoris­ Castro to kick out foreign hood­ ed to make a survey of county lums if he wants U. S. h e lp ‘ in Ap'ld 2 ». Work will begin within a fighting dope peddlers. le w day a. *‘M'e ciiosc an out-of-county firm lo be assured of an impartial view The aging moonshine conspiracy TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - Hep on the public buildings," Chairman John R'rider (aid. "For some time ease against Sheriff J . Luther Jack C. Inm an of Orange County we have been disturbed about con­ Hobby was divmlsied lis t week In said today he will Introduce a permissive bill allowing rounly ditions at the county home. Jail, the U. S. District Court. District Judge George W White­ school boards to set up separate courthouse and health unit. Of course, the health unit ia now In hurst signed the dism issal order schools for boys and girls. progress but we need a long term in Tampa because " it Is frit capital improvement plan to re- that a retrial of the case would *lsc* the other buildings " not he successful. the order BEIRUT, Lebanon (DPI I — Al ™ The survey will include recom ­ T rad least l.SOO person* were killed mendations for repairs, additions Hobby w si tried m February, during the Mosul bloodbath, an or abandonment of the buildings. IBM. The Jury deadlocked, a ml* American petroleum engineer trap Property values also will be con­ trial was declared. ped in Ihe city during the Iraq sidered The Seminole County sheriff was revolution reported today. suspended by the governor, then re-elected in May, 1956 He was reinstated by senate action in LONDON <l)PI)— Two youths August 1936, gated wistfully at an ancient rack Charged with ihe sheriff in the in the Tow er of London exhibition case were Deputy A. E. Evans, of torture instrumenta Sunday, Sanfurd; Dwight E. Yelvingtun. Jisn aik ed the guard: Daytona Beach, form er State Be«. "Could we put a penny in U Lake Mary brebuvue supporters •rag e agent; Neons O -m j'- U' 1 , it »a>4l ' rill view two excellent pictures Brown, Jerry Martin. Negro nlgnt 40 M« Ut luring a one night stand at the club operator, and Jam es Smith, Movieland Ride-In Lake Monroe Negro. WASHINGTON (l!PI) - Acting Wednesday's "Benefit Night" Marlin was one of two Sanford for Ihe fjike Mary Volunteer Eire negro: i arrested yesterday on Secretary' of Slate Christian A. Department wilt feature "B eauti­ charges uf selling whiskey ille­ Herter told L'ungtess today U 8 . ful but Dangerous," starring Ginn gally. The Sheriff* departm ent foreign policy prill become "inef­ Lolahrigida and "Congo Crossing," eonperatrd with Stale Beverage fective" unleat President El-enbower's foreign aid prog-am gets with Virginia .Vayo. officers in the raids. ^ Tickets are on sale from memHobby said this morning that ha ,,ron* support, T e n of the fire department. Ad­ was confident Ihe dism issal would mission ia so cents. There is no runic. "I wasn't w arned about WASHINGTON fU P li - Hen. eharge for children under 12. it," ha said. Thomaa D. While believes IT. S Proceeds will be used t* finish the new firehouse In Lake Mary ground forces In Kurop< ’ should be brought up to full strength but When rom pleled, the building will doubts th ere Is an real need for be utilised as a community hall, reinforcement* became o( (he Ber­ in addition to its primary func­ John Davis Smith, train er of lin criais. tion 1 hr T.ake Mary Volunteer Fire the famous horse Speedster, died I iti-rlm e n t serves Lake Mary, yesterday morning at 9 a. m. Aunland Estates, Lillie Venire. lie was U Rom In Dsdevillo, Ala , Mr. R av en na Park. latch Arbor nd Smith had lived in Casselberry for parts of Goldsboro. the past three years. Ha owned An internationally famous hell and trained horses at the Semi ringing tra m will entertain San nnle Raceway. Surviving are hie wife Mrs. ford Lion* and their ladira at Patricia M. Smith, Casselberry: luncheon tomorrow. Karl A. Makui and hi* sivtrr. A busy week is scheduled for (wo sisters Inlaw, Mrs. Spring Smith, Camp Hill, Ala., and Mrs. Irene, rail themselves Ihe "Am Oounty Commissioners lu o iilu r i of Good Mill" of the Tonight, the ni n will meet with Cecil Smith, Birmingnam. Ala. Bemaina have been aent tojChlcolce Lions Club. The team die (own tnunrtl of Casselberry. Thursday they will d riv e.to Win- Camp Hill for tervires and inter come* frnm I-ong Meadow. Ma**, she Haven to took over the new ment. Brissnn Funeral Home * : i They have played at the Bruavel* In charge nf local arrangem ents. Fair and the Linn* International health ren te r there Convention. Before the Casselberry meeting Every four year*, the bell ring W i m p , m thr Board will atera runic to Sanford for a special lend the soth anniversary re la ­ program. All Lion* are urged to bel t inn of Ihe arneciean Legion. attend and bring their wives PALATKA (U P I)-T h e body of a Marietta, Ga , dental surgeon who drowned on storm to n e d Lake George list Thurvday wa* found floating on the raln-twollen lake A fruitless wait wsi staged last today. ght by Sheriff's Deputies who A resolution from the First Officers said the body of Dr. found a spanking new car parkedGeorge Thoms* Fergus J r.. 36, I'rriliy terisn Church, calling on hi Ihe wood* near the Wekiva floated to the top of the lake n^rth city leaders to diseourage Sunday River of where tha body of hit fithing opera Iinn of non essential stores The ear was covered with mosi guide was recovered earlier. Friday was tabled by the City fo an apparent attempt to hide Sheriff K. W. Pe Ulcer gaid Commission. fe. No stolen cars had been re search was continuing for Dr. Ed­ "Wc don't have the right (o tell ported to the officials, and no on* ward S. Marks, 40. who also is people when they should open their name to reclaim the vehicle This misting after a small fi»hing boat business; If they want to work on morning It »aa lowed lo a San­ with the three aboard cap stird on ! Sunday, th a ''f their own sfla ir," ford garage th# lake Thursday, | E trl itigginootnam said. Cole Jewels Stolen Suggestion, Maybe? Xouniy To Receive Data On Buildings Judge Throws Out Conspiracy Charge Segregation By Sex 1,500 Reported Dead Penny For Torture Benefit Night Set Jo Aid Firehouse H erter Backs Aid More Troops Needed John Davis Smith, Casselberry, Dies Lions Will Hear Bell-Ringer Team Busy Week Foces County Officials One Body Found, Another Is Sought Wait Fruitless; New C ar Towed In t City Tables Plea On Sunday Stores Concert Group Revamped; Greco Signs Awe Greco and hi* company of tual Coneert Association series fc>«uati dancer* wiH lx hooked Individual tfrkrts for Ihe perform ­ DMt re a r hy th* newly organis­ ance will h* ave ill Id* at Dm door ed Sanford DeBary Entertainment for U Association Billed as "DeBary N ight", F ri­ Th* dec imoo « M mad* laat day night's entertainm ent will dt at a reorgamiaiiooal meeting honor Sanford's neighbors who Die Mutual Concert Association. contribute so heavily to the sueDeBary enthusiast*, he*dud byoeaa of sny rultural erdeavor. A Chest** Reartck, will Join San­ reception for Nelaon and Neal ford In bringing good performer* will follow tn the ballroom of tha to Dm s ts fs oi th* Civl* Center. Mayfair Inn. Membership* for th* comtog Individual ticket* wiH not be pear wtU ba available Friday sold next year by th# Sanford■ght whan tha plena loam et Nai­ DeBary Entertainment Association, r n and Neal play* at foil (a tha although a block of seals will he Canter Nelson and Neal will com- reserved for nut of town guests foas Usa Uat oflarmg uf tha U a sod lour m a. The me in bar ship T rale will rem ain Ihe sain*: 16 for at least three performances. Two m em bership drives will he conducted hy the Association, thr first on F riday night. In booking Jose Greco, members felt that Sanford and DeBary can well sup­ port a "b ig nam e" performane*. The goal for neat year will be l.ttO mem ber*. Nelaon an d Neal are recognised nniveraally a* America's most popular two piano team. A ro mantle and charming husbandwife team , they have been laud­ ed by critic* a i "a Joy la hear awl see." ®hr f jn ite d Prewa - ^ tw w * e » e ~ v < a u fu rii f e r a l ! * a h AM VOL X L IJ . —«. - « l .t w a d W irt T InNf nD KHPP KKwWnMi MN T K e la b lia h td 190* m A I1 n .T r D t m w Ai p a in E Wa iF F Tr .Z M O N D A Y . M A R C H Its. ISAS 9 SAN FORD , F L O R ID A NO. SU1 Arab World Gripped By Tension Khrushchev Blasts Tot Strangled To Death Nasser; Says He's Between Mattress, Rod Trying To Annex Nine month old Bobby Russell Steele strangled to death St S;J0 a m, yesterday In (he tied he •hared with two older children. The baby's head a n lodged be (ween the mstlresv and rod at Ihe fool of the iron bed Ilia father m ale the discovery when he in­ vestigated the crimpy rough of one of Ihe older children, Death by strangulation was rul rd b) Coroner Hugh Duncan. The baby'i body was found si 6 s. m. Itot'li> was born June 10, IStMt, in Live Oak. The family came to Sanford four monlht ago from Tallahassee, and resides al 111 Cellar Ave. Survivor* include his parents, Mr. and Mrs Herman Steele Jr., two brothers. Steven and Edward; Ciiy Rejects Old Annex Petitions All form er annexation petitions were ■ejected by the City of San­ ford, Friday afternoon during a •pec.al meeting of Commission er*. The petitions were circulated by "haiilworking individuals," com­ missioners laid, bid have fallen short of the required signatures. "We wish to thank all those who have worked so hard on this pro­ ject," Commissioners said. "W e are sorry that their efforts proved so futile, bul appreciate deeply their support." Action was taken lo annex by sections The first portion will in elude Country Club Manor and 2uth St. rltrn d cd . Annexation will grant resident* the right to vote in city elections, police and (ire protection and um «4 r>r utilities. Construction Near For Dynalronics Work on a plant for Dynatronks, Ir.c , may begin this week, follow­ ing the resulta of a public hearing tomorrow. T ie hearing will clear the Wu> for re soiling of Spring Hammock to industrial sites Brailey Odham, president of Sanford's largest home building firm, h at purchavi-d the entire • fr a Odham proposes the develop­ ment of an industrial park, with spare fur *i u i*l plants. The first of these Is I*>naI.onica, due for occupation June IS. The factory will he built by Od ham and Tudor Dvnatrnnies man ufact'irrs electronic components, but alto tp c risliie t In research. Legion To Observe Birthday Tonight The 40th anniversary nf the founding of ihe American I egl m will t>e celebrated tonight by Campbell I^ivsing Fort No. A3, Members will meet *i T p m for a free Jivb fry at the I-rgtnn Building. I.cdr. Ralph Matins, np« rations nfflrrr nf VAH 9, will discuss (hr Heavy Att.uk program and show films nf landings on an angle deck aircraft carrier City and County Commissioners haw. b«-rn Invited as guests of Ihe Post. Twenty four provpeetfve mem l»ci • are expected lo bring the Poll up to 1W) per rent mem inf ship at th* celebration. Lamp As Weapon? She's Unconscious A kerosene lamp became s dangerous weapon yesterday when an unidentified assailant used R to knock Jeanette Goldman unaonsrloui. Thr Sanford Nrgri-ae was ad muled lo Seminole Memorial Ho* pilal at I 19 p in. with later* twins nf th r skull and body. Her condition was rrported good to day hy hospital authorities. Debate ‘All Wet’ On This Question NORMAN. Ofcl*. (U PI) - The Oklahoma University Philosophy Club had tn indication today ol the way things may go In a spe rial (lection on repeal of prohl billon April T, D m club scheduled a dsbaM net the issue but eould find no one to taka Dm dry aid*. Citizens Ordered To Leave By Iraq B E IR U T , la 'h u n n n ( U ’l) — S te a d ily d e te r m e n t iiir iw- UtiuftA between the I’nitesl Arnh Republic and Iraq plunged to a dnnirurou* new low Dalny. one sister, Jeane, alt uf Sanlord, The tens* situation hml become so acute, thu Cairo LONDON (C PI) —Soviet P rem ­ and grandparents. Mr and Mrs. ier Nikita Khrushchev accused ntiw ••i>'»|>er Al Ahrum reported from L)uma«rua, that Iraqi H. I Steele Sr , Tallahassee President Gamal Abdel \ ’a**er of f Remain* have hren sent to the 1‘nllrd Arab Republic today j authorities ordered all L'.A.R. citizen* in Iraq to get out of the country wllhm 44 hour*. Tallahassee for services and in of tying to aones Iraq into th# ^ Relations br!wr«n Ihe I wo Arab Irrmenl B ruton Funeral Home DAn nation*, already atrained, reached ua> in charge uf local arrange Khrushchev's charge at a eel the breaking point lait week with mrnU. r hr a non of a new Soviet • Iraqi th* abortive Iraqi revolt cenlerrd technical aid agreement, was broadcast by thr Soviet news An atlcrnoMii drlul*. follow- around Mosul, which Baghdad agency Tass ins heasy wrekrnd ra ti, forc­ blamed on the U A.R. Both na­ Tass quoted Khrushchev a* say­ ed poiiponemrnl of b at'b all act­ tions have since traded vtlriolid insult# and 12 C A H diplomat* ing "President N atter Is insist­ ivity la banford today. ing on Die unification of the Iraqi The .Seminole High t.yn.aa of were expelled hum Baghdad. The hate • Iraq cam paign of republic with the PAR." tongwood game tonight waa "The Soviet Union hai not In called off, Phoenix and forpua United Arab llrpohlir President Gamal ALIrl Navser reached • LITTLE Ri >'K, Ark (U l’l) — terferred and is not interfering in Chrislt, scheduled for siorko'its Hirer tornadoes skipped across such affair*," Tava quoted him remained Inside. The exhibition creacrndo in Cairo today where lens of thoulatvia of acre-.lining dawidely separated Arkansas local­ as saving game between Corpus Christ! ities during the weekend, leaving "However, Ihe Soviet Union la and Mobile al 1:30 p. in. tomor­ nionstraturi hanged rffigiea of three person* dead and seven in­ not Indifferent to the situation row wilt be played, weather per­ Iraqi Premier Abdel K arim Ka*> arm alungsiile an insulting a>sorii jured which is growing up in a region mitting. Harlier stories rt. The victims were identified as I not far from lit frontiers " ment of dead dogs, rat* . men, Sport* Page, Fred \ Haslctt. *6. of Moko; Mrs The m am m othj"f*. u *.virm !T!..uj'te!n-T* p a r u r a l h i i y a tt a c k Bruce Robert*, i i , uf ° i if. rod ’ wua r a ......... :k in which James Johnson 29, of Owensvllle, memorial piucesiion through th* Nasser charged that Communists Haslrtt was killed when his par­ sired * uf Cairo, honoring the Ira­ were behind recent troubles In ents' home was demullshed by- Iraq. qis who died in Die revolt la high wind*. The RoU-rts home at northern Iraq last week. "We are all pained by President Opal was hit by a funnel that hopTii* marchers, caught up In hy­ N asser's .event speech In D am ­ scotched across the rural area. steria, s r r e a me d "E nem y of ascus," Khrushchev said. "When Johnson succumbed Sunday af­ God" *v*ry time K i u r n i 'i nen* ternoon to injuries he suffered the President of the UAR talks Three weeks of Investigation by was spoken. Thry called Nass«r about communism and Commun­ Saturday when a tornado struck slate beverage officers paid 'off "hero of Arab nationalism ." Owensvllle Ills wife, .Shitlcy, 19. ist* h r arm s him trlf with the lan ­ yevlerday morning when a doten In Die latest dem onstration la guage uf the Imperialist*." is repotted in critical condition. Negroes in Seminole and Orange a massive anti- • Kavsem, antiSeven persons were hospitalised Counties were arrested for th* un Iraq propaganda campaign, m ar­ with Injuries received when their cher* carried m l • painled coffin* authorized tale of whiskey. homes were dam aged or demolish­ wiDi picture* ol Kassem plastered Jerry Martin, 110 West Nth St., ed by the high winds. on the sides, The pictures were was charged with Ihe sale and The Arkansas Power ami Light possession of whiskey without a labelled "The Baghdad Execu­ Co. said Ihe storm knocked out a license. E E. Elkitrom, slate tioner" and "Killer of Women and 1 ( 6,000 volt transmission line in a beverage officer sirred bot­ Children." rural area n ra r Hot Spring*. The tle* of whiskey, wine, gin and firm said service will no! be af­ HAVANA (UPD — Two Bronx vodka during a search uf the fected but the line cannot be re ­ bred beauties admitted today they premises, Martin is held in th* paired until Thursday. arrived In Cuba wilia t 67.0<k) m ruun'v Jail on lloo bund. Cuban pesos hidden In th rir undies, A small amount of moonshine but Ihey added, "we did not think whiskey was found In Die West wc were doing anything wrong." Ilth Su bom* of I-ultlc Ma* I'oaElaine Mitchell a n d X e n i a ley. Th« disco' ory was m tde after T V u a ila k ls were •sw.rtlcwcd By •tat* beierag* officers altainod ■ VENTURA. Calif. (UPI> - K l f h t Halted Press InlernallMial at the search w arrant Sale* had been r e ­ women and four men deliberated Mantilla women • prison where ported to the offlccra. today the Isle of Elisabeth Dunikvrrage"officer* were assisted! can, SI year old matron *ceuved ORLANDO (U PD — Three per- Ihey wi re confined following their at rest Friday, von* were killed and four others hv D iputirs W. R Srahurger, A. of tilling two killers to tmirdef They were picked up by Cuban E Kvau* amt Constable .Slim lial her pregnant daughter In-law. seriously Injured Sunday when a Final argument* in Die foUN car skidded out of control in a airport uffiiials ■* (hey stepped ulf It)way. driving rainstorm ami alainmrd a plane from Miami. No chargei The whiskey seited had been week-old trial were rompleled were placed against them but j«* head-on into another vehicle. purchaseil al a diaeounl. officers Friday hut Judge C harles F, The accident orcurrd on four- lice said they were Investigating said, and would have been sold Blackilimr, U, let the jurors go lane U. S Highway 441 about five the possibility the girls were being when oilier hai* amt package home (or the werkrnd uved lo bring discounted Cuban miles south of here. In final arguments, the Juror* itotea hail closed. Thr ten other The Highway I’afnd Identified peso* into Ihe country. suspects wi re taken lo the Orange were given • choice of twlicving Under a law passed by Dir revthat the matronly defendant hired Ihe >h'ad a* Ja n rl Kay Erie ire '. 19, bounty Jail. and Hoy A. I.yda J r., H , both of olulinnary govrTnmrnt persons en ­ Luis Moya. 22. and Augusttna Orlando, and Mrs. Angctlnr Grib- tering the country may bring in RaMmiadu, 23, Iasi November with only |.\u in Cuban pesos. 'I lie law Rons, 60, of St. Cloud. an oiler of pi,US) lo kill her lon'i Injured were Mr*. KUte Yen was passed following reports Dial wife, Olga. fur*. 62, driver of one of tile car * :1railed supporters of ousted Dicta Or, accept a theory by ileient* lor Fulgrneio Rativt* were selling Mr« Katherine I'ndonlrk, 67, and attorney S. Ward Sullivan Dial th* A group of Sanford residents eonf eased killers had kidnaped Rmlna and Julie V rntura, 12-year- their pesos at a discount hi the old Iwin lister*. All the Injured United StateA. will appear Iwfure Die Seminole Olga a Jo-year old Canadian bora were (rum St. (. loud. They were re ­ County b'ommiavionrrt tomorrow nurse, to hold her for ranvorn fiutn ported In fair condition toda> at at 11 a in. lo protest the opera her alturney huitiaml, F rank, M, Orange Memorial Hospital. Don of Harden'* Dairy on Sum­ Thr prosecutor said It would b* merlin Av«, a "gro»s rniscarriag* ol lusllcc" The dairy, almosl totally In ih> if Mr*. Duncan it acquiltsd of tha New maps nf Ihe Clly nf Ssn rounly, has b*-rn Dir object of a murder anil Moya and II iblonado ford and Seminole County will he petition signed hy Ihe area'* rest go to the gat chamber. available soon frnm the Chamber denis, who charged that the drain age ditch is not properly main Plat approvals and toning hear of Cummerre. |r gs crowd the agenda of thr The outdated niap does not fn lamed, odor* from the barn arc i iunty Commission tomorrow rluile the miles of Die new ttri i ts offensive AittI that Dir o|>er*llnn Rids will tie opi ned on thr sale amf large th-velopmcnt* lli.it have has created a sanitary nuisance nf rounly property now occupied risen sine* 11s puhllralion Die petition has hern iiiliinitti-d hv the health drpartm rnl and A charge for Isrge map* will lo Clly Comntiaaloncr*. who said in II. Other bu sln rii Includes a )* made, bul small maps stiT! -ill they would work wilh the Coun­ A hit run arcldent F riday right I irtlesi from clly residents about he given In those requesting Diem ty Health Unit on ihe problem. rained |6M <1*triage to a ca r drtvHarden's Hairy and provisions fur The revised drawings have hern en by Eva Manning MIins, 601 me Board of Adjustment. Cypres* Ave, furnished hy th* Dowling Ap D ie accidrnl occurred at >Hh praisal t’n. and French. The other c a r mad* a left turn on French Avo. and At least two women were ad k< pt ruin:' Dm owner of the car milled lo Seminole Memorial Hos­ wax found at the Naval Air NASSAU. Bahamas <171*1 s —pital today following an arctdrnl Station bul claimed he had loanMostly cloudy with scattered at Benson Junction and Highway rd hit vrH rlr In a friend. Pallet lay boy Hilly W allare, II, Iasi iigible bachelor of Die old Prin- showers through Tuesday. Some­ 17 97 are investigating. <-•* Margaret art. is rngagrd to what cooler today and Tuesday. Two DeBary amhulancrs answ er­ Ronald Edgaf Cog. VAH 3 usa I oulse Taylor, 29. daughter of High this afternoon T* io 79, low ed the call. A huge truck was re­ charged with failure to have his i anadian multimillionaire ) I*. tonight so to an. Variable winds ported mired in the mud at he vehicle under control and no driv­ I ay lor. friends vaid today. mostly southerly I to II miles irird to skirt the scene. The a r e r's llrcn-c ycstertli). D ir tall and elegantly tin " r d per hour, becoming northerly to­ riifenl occurred al 11 IS * m No Cox failed to stop for the red Wallace, known as "old faithful" night or Tuesday. further details were avaitabV. ,ighi at 13th St. and Park As*, rcause of his constant attendance and collided with an aulomnblU n ITtncrss M argaret, arrived In Sipw»n. Comdriven by Willie Nassau about a month ago to n-re estimated hined damages rovrr in Die sun from a liver sil at ftVy. ment that had plagued him Irom childhood. Miss Taylor, blonde and beauti­ ful and heiresa lo a personal for une rstlm alrd at *0 million dol­ lars. left her Job as an editor on a Mrs Julius l*vy of Chicago, Mayor Al Wilson, John Kruler and Longwood I* in Seminole C**unmagailne a year ago to join her III, turned the first shovel in Joel Field. t j . atvJ that's a fact. father here. groundbreaking rcrem oniei for Yea, air, Die man who drew th# fn greeting the crowd, I«vy York Manufacturing Company Sat said. "Sanford is a small city with map guofsd, that's all. urday morning. Thin, sail R. K Ashton Jr., a warm heart and a big spirit of Mrs. I.cvy is the muthcr of Sam i friendliness. We are proud lo ho manager of Ranfurd'i F‘>o,l Fair. Levy, owner of th# plant Dial j memtiers of such a fine communl Is why Langwood w asn't ineludad on a map of Semin J* County, NEW YORK (L'Plk—Robert Mo­ manufactures fish landing net* ty " iMvy said that re location of the used by Ut* food chain. ses, veteran city and stale com and television antennas Sit* of thr And Longwood doesn't lik* th# m lii’-'s *“ said Sunday new factory is between HarCar company from Illinois was large­ that he always h at found It easier Aluminum and Alien of Orlando ly influenced by th* effort* of omission. Th* community haa MU Krld*r and th* Chamber of Com rd on official protest, mad* bp to deal with politician* thac with on Highway 17 92 m*rc*. H* credited rapid growth Mayor Alim Lormann. reformers. Picture, Pag* I Ashton already knew Longwood to th* support of th* City of San "R(fo. m»rs are Dm self rlgiile la in tha county. He w«t* to Others participating In th* c*r«- ford and Seminole County. ous." he lold a TV audience Th* budding la now under eon school In Sanfo-d. Today, ba "Thay usually think they h ast a money were Mr. and Mr*. Lovy, tall from on high, but 1 think Mr. and Mrs L«* Samuel, H ar­ structioo by Carroll-Daniel Con­ apologized to Longwood. Now, b t plam to acquaint tha they probably hava (ha. wrong vey Broadway, production man struction Company, and should be m ap m*kor (tub tha fact* ol IDs. number." q tq Km . Douglas Mtenalrwu, ready tor occupancy In May. Rained Out 3 Dead, 7 Injured As Tornadoes Hit 12 Negroes Nabbed In Whiskey Raids 2 Beauties Admit $57,000 In Undies Jury Deliberates 'For Hire' Murder 3 Dead, 4 Injured In Traffic Crash Group Protesting Location Ot Dairy Zoning Tops List For Commission New County Maps To Be Ready Soon Law Investigates Hit Run Accident;" Another Reported Princess’ Friend Engaged To Blonde I Two Known Hurt In Road Mishap Weather Earth Is Turned, New Plant Starts Longwood Is Too In This County! Reformers Dialing Wrong Number? W l �\ P a f i’5—Mon, Mar. 15. IMS Ratliff Retiring; O f 90R K M *<r CO. CARROLL DANIEL CONSTRUCTION a Celery City Sold | » 1 * >• ! ’IQ t>-______________________________ _____ GENERAL CONTRACTORS ■ S A N FO R D F t A. m s tx P M /Jt u rn p o m u W1TUTilt COOHMTIOkVTHECITY* SANFORD After W >r»r». Zeb Ratliff li! Fur m any year*. Stewart's par* writing ‘ thirty’* to tua c a r t t r n rnn lived in D ayton Beach. He a p n n l.f, »*id hr had l»*n stltmpling la T ii those a iv iria tn l with thr £<•' Im atcd in builneii here for prinU nj profr.uon. • th ir ty " »is quite *ome tim e Now. he * happy, nlfic* the mil. After a lialfcen'T ell them Mr. Stewart will tury in printer* ink. Z rb Ratliff *> ■ *<**1 Job.' Bailiff laid a* plana to il-i a "lot of rocking " lie hr * " «*' R ha* toM the Celery C ity Printing *"*!">*11 be forgotten." f'o. to a younger m an "w ho will t*1** '* unlikely. carry nn the trafiitton.*’ Purcbitcra of the firm at IIS South I'lWt A»e. a re Mr. and Mra. Milton blew a r t. Monrue Mich. Thii it Ktrwarv’s f iril yenlu re Into the printing hu*,nr<*. However, he it not unfamiliar tvith printer’* Ink. f o r 10 yaari floh h r m i managing e d ito r of the HOLLYWOOD ( l I’ll Hope, recoyerlng alowly from efMonroe (ilich.t E vening Newa. In the printing b u sin c ti in »ome frrta ' f a blood d ot in hie left r h u riT r 'y la r T h e ^ w /i V 7 ’V 4 p if ijf >c‘ *** h « k on, ,hr «•>/ «*u f ,r yaid he "plant tn play. *nd latrh today — hut only to play nine up on my rocking: I’ye gut a rock h.urt. "My eye 1* about the tam e a* Ing rhair well-oiled an d ready ti it wai a month ago," the com e­ B" " Italliff. bom In J a t p r r . F ti, dian 'a id . "but 1m feeling a lot in ‘PL’, eamr to Hanford in 'll# better. I ’ve Mowed down my e n ­ and in work fer Th<- S anford Her tire place of living, and th a t’* aid He itajed with T h r Henld something 1 never thought J could do. until when he and W. M. "Those d u ty apell* have almost IfayBrw opened Celery city print' disspprared, a n t I can play nine ing llaynee »ol,| out ht* in tern t hide* w ithout getting tired. The tn Iv r Lciher *nd L ea h rr aold out other day 1 ahot a it. How about to Batlilf in m i. A* It at lift put It, • In 19H I that? "I m ay keep taking thetr pill* went under the gun " F'or the paal for the re s t of my life If 1 ra n 15 y ean , Ratliff had o perated th* shoot th a t kind of gulf conilsl. liuilncii alone. t> l» ry City Print­ ently." ing it one of the oldest b u sin e u ti in Sanford. A* to hit tu rte tio r. R atliff ree ommendi him highly. H e would lilt V Tl J l D IIK * i t li f i t . not sell to anyone u n lri* he hid IV ■i : t i l h i i l . s . m i m i , ■c u n h i * tonfidenre that the h u y e r wiould K S T A T K O K If. I>. H .IN 'T u S II, S i t . **•* ,|* continue to operate th e firm *• S,« M i n i •: i t i i m i i i i.t * fin i' « M i Hope Slows Down, Eye Feels Belter G R O U N D U R O K K N F O H P L A N T — .Mra. J u liu s L ev y o f C h ic a g o tu rn * th e f ir m shovel tif e a r th a t th e r i t e o f Y o rk M a n u fa c tu rin g * * new p la n t in S a n f o r d . M r*. L ev y i* th e m o th e r o f S a m L e v y , o w n e r o f th e l'* « l firm. Watching the notion i* Charlie MurrL eon, public relation* director for the Sentinole County Chamber of Commerce. (Herald Stuff Photo) Sea Outranks Space In U.S. Defense By FRANK ELBAZER WA5HINI.ION (CPI i - Any year now w* »or more I'krly the R uiilam ) wilt be aliootlng a tpatc man 23l,0M> mllr* up to the mcim Yet we haven‘t eollrn arot'i'd to it,.' 'r.; Ynjeouv " " ; — it-.. down into the de*pe»t hole in the ocean. And we don’t aeem In any burry to do It Man has hern tailing »mct Nosh. Yet here were aome of our top sailors sdmltting tn a House Merchant Marine subcommittee they know "very little'* shout thr i r i s that cover two-thirds of our «arlh. Subcommittee meinlirrs wire ■hocked al the news, and not loo hopeful on what they m ild do about It. “ You ran git billions of dollars to explore outer •pace." moaned Chairman (ieorge P . Millrr (DCalif.). "Rot we'll have a hard lime getting millions to explore our own c 'ta n i." What prompted Miller's perring Legal Notice Into the depth* w a' a r e r m lt "We know very Hltle about the warning from Ihe National A eidr >*», ’ flichrnoml told the *ulirom, my of Science*. mittee. "W hat we do know t* The KllMl*-* amid with m ittile 1 «oo*t lu p e rfid a t." »ub* a' * lh« m i now "Wr rnu»t drt»cnd for banc re ' rial, than *pace in *earih on other agenciri," *<*ld -airiiuardtng Nation- , Demvon. "And when we go to -------- - our — country. ------- - ----al lurvtval may binge on what them fur Information, often it we know about our ocean*. they im t their. laid. Milter hinted darkly that the Though wo ran dirert lalellit. • | llutaiari may alio he pulling Into orbit around the ton, we *1111 ahiad under the * a. lie productcan't navigate submarine* under ed, from the Library of Congre**, w ater with rertain knowledge Joit I tii volume* on ocean reitarch where they are. .Nor can wr count puhlnhed tn R uttta In the pa*t on tpotlinc an tntm >'» »ub». jia f down years. Viea Adm. A. C. Richmond, All were In Russian. He didn’t fnm m andanl of the Coait Guard, know what they said. and C. R. Deniion,’ research chief for the Maritime Aamtnlitration. confirmed the w ont of what the •rirn tiita laid. L u n d r p ils t , Vi fl Piece*, 4 Cupa 4 Saucem CRYSTAL Reg. Sale IS S tr u t or a of •ai*f a» t*' f ■MILK GLASS 1 .9 8 R e g . 3 .5 0 .49 fit i / •' Sale * 2 79 nam r. > f!;n n f:ia is a » o s ** A H n r n t r i fr » r i :« a r y ( < f# I N . I ’. H M l m d A \a . Ilr l# h < f n t F l n r M l Deaths BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (LTIi —Duncan Hines, 7*. author o! restaurant guidebook*, died at I.U home here Sunday of lung canter. a ll- e le c t r ic k it c h e n fo r c o s t of p a c k o f c ig a r e t t e s *AT-.v N E W Y O IIK ( U P D - L iH ia lf i U b e rts , r J , an a t l b l w hose p ain tin g of R ig a . L a t v ia , fo rm * s l u c k , grountl lo r I ’rrv iilcn t E is e n h o w e r In h i* W h ile R o u te t e l r c a s t i , d ie d at h is hom e here ls * t W ed n esd ay a f t r r a long illn e ts ia iM iu rn rs ni.vscvTTi. riata'itf. Vi K f-N N K T II J lit A B O T TI, l*«OTTAWA U ’l'l) - W. D Mat­ fa r,,la i,' T l tl.'ni: I'lt r e ilN T N a n l« »uin. thews, i l . an iita n t under secre­ m a n * rmt i>, f it . n iu r anaarsr or tary of state for rstern al affairs, n lh s r |>l'a<tins h im . ih« i laiU of th " C it iU l ''n u n nt h«m|iK'l* ilieit here Saturday. tin u n iv at S»nr..fi1 S’tnrMa a"4 ‘ aarva a rop> « f lh a a a ip . nn I'latnlir r a ."i o r h if -» tha ]« |li ila e or .l| i,|| , A , T< t i l l . K a r .l n fail not o r a *la- raa i»-o ro n lsta o H ill t.a ai-’ ti-* ! a g a lo ii lit tfc* « tiisel hI Iks* • mhnI | J mAh , ^l.kllX ll li I t UNl), ■ you . for iirfa u li, » |i(r **l 1‘IkiMa. te iT h C S M l„v haoH a r * a»al at IX riM M M TIJ • H an(ar,l. a n n lti, t, i:., In |» ihp M l i t » »(« th is t :t h <lai I.f M arch. A. P . t i l l H u i i i t i l i <kn«f*nin, d I m k*u*i»n O. r. IH It M o iv iturr»m<* A r U h I mi, *i #%»*r |t.tAA4ftse« r iath ..r it,* a ir. uii c a u r t • k ill . k t i o n l i # l l u l i A i i l l a , 111 A i l * J . I. iliUuUII U n fltti H orofy i'lc fh • iv u , \ n r iii; H KHeAI S v »m | • |t# r f lt f ^I n* U »I»n I t k • y . C. H u ll hlio o J f , u'i'l*i *1K i'l mil. n Hi# Hilt tl**f - IM w a M i Hull,lino nf %prl A, t». l i l t , t»p##rni lh# Ran (ora P la i -la H «nortl>lt C dd «i m » J u K r *>t fiin M , A t t o io .r far M a ln tlfr , »■* , ' ' ■' --— ■■ ----- ■—o el# Ccu»M ;. K io iiH , It# f ii t i l ?#• N otlra la harahv t i . « " tha t am t u r n . # r « f« ilf ik a d d t # t p M n , « * A d * 1 •»**«*,I li. I.uaiiiata a- flout* t, mlnMlmi«>r nf thr i;#i«t# *»f Hue* Legal Notice ; H«i CM. hi ll, , t. S'lotiila u, 1*f u t i l i i llta fhttlloua tiaiot ..f Vrn.to.o t **+>•> Ilia--, um : tt-at 1 i n , tl . a,.la ontt*i , a t aaol hualnai* amt t in I I In**-1. I • g" '* a l . t * r . a m . 0 Sit » I latlda Si tu t** r ii-rm tii • 1 -. t l,. v tm : • nii A ' d t i h P i , n i t i t |t it a m ti • • AnfiftlM" Ton y An l«»nh* I)t(ii 4 uiL» l i or * Hutitinit^ tt#« t a t n l ,l till I • * «1-4 11‘itt, 1111 ii • n 11 l lir r * in 4 h*' 4 |»|*11* 0tD.fi in I II# •aw l *J II I W* ft*r m fin a l art 1 !r*iv#n» nf (it DrfinM- • n *»i 4 # f r f n it ) • l i n t , A K in n It THU NAVY’S NEW LOOK — Lynn MeRobcrts, 10-ycar* old Brownie Seoul front Troop inti jn Sanford, p o iu proutlly for tho camera while C»pt. Lionel A. A rth u r, com* mnmlitiyr officer of NAS Snnfotd. IfM'ks a little dubious over lieinjr rcllevetl of hi* nimmnitd. It wax nil in fun though, Lynn, who wax “Cnplnltt fur n Day," waa piirticliwting in Natinmil Girl Scout Week. (U, S. N avy Photo) and (* r • 4 «i u c W N O TtCH IS m . l t l . l t i iltV K N t ’,, t i d m M i l k i n a1*-•i , I ant a n * 4 |* .l In tiu a io r,* at tl>* lb s . llilk t l lb la l* ih 4*V . f co rn e r of lit ire A, , i n , a , l l " . AUrsW. A, Ik, 1 * . ;, t a li ltd *', ia tt i'lt a . H*»ulnola llKfil* rtf VlrlWiiMif ai l • 'o u n tt, Kloft.la iiiolat fti* firtl. T rik tt Iliftli nam * of f:,l * r i l t l * S o . f*» # I nil Ar* lf«t|lL||tf#H * l ( * eta tla o a * A lh a t t Inlao-i i* Tru*i t>ffi -t li le|iti|f|i#frtl^ f r t a l t i i r »a!1 t,*n » >it), i t . *'f Hi# t .«I « t# *if Hui##nt*a ,|w * , or tha C lt r t ill T -o iri, haifilnota l#nln • 1It* ifMiwn it* H iraoin C a a lt tr . *‘l„rlS a . In a ,,o r ila n io An»<-i«lvi*t T H |lui4un»*». an I tho *t at lainoa of H a t I -If Ian o A l l ! * • 1*1 M • « « ftc 1 i* ( Ib - i't M 1J ‘ N am * htotiita to h i l t S*ctlu|>, W <* lluit h# *irt, Jr. • a t i »a r t o n s a n tatu iaa i»»> r d n if- l* It t i l l g /a I I S o a r i t’ %i|.l* tun ____ •- < ll U i - 'l t'alhoun A tint nr » In- A4ff«l «!#♦* I H r Mr*. K. Barrlalt, 418 M anhattan, Daytona Beach, say*: “ My all* oloctric kitchen is just grand and such a tima-aaver. I t ia ao economical and easy to keep clean anti cool. My husband and I feci that our elec­ tric bill* are moat economical for the service we geL’T o r cooking range, hot wutcr heater, refrigerator, lights and small appliances, the Liarruli bill averages JOc a day—just about the price of a pack of cigarettes. I/ / BARGAIN PRICED i; l N t R A L ( 111 C I R I C SWING TO ELECTRIC COOKING Bob Crumley Agency t Form erly John R. WlIRniri* Iwsuranr# Aitwey LB.CAPACITY Repraaenllngf American Fire A Carnally Company SANFORD E L E C T R IC CO . li# Magnolia Ava. FA 2 *18«2 for less work, more fu n ... join the Allantic Nat. Rank Bldg. • UpofM frettar putt aR faad withI* t « | rawth awt rfqvitrit liu thwi a iq ft lit.f ipti*. H (JG E~ \ t F A 2 - 0 3 7 5 FOOD FREEZER F re d HOSTESS SETS continue to live In S an fo rd . "Just, uiai»s m* a.iminittfatiuti tiiai.of cuuldn’l find a better p la c e ." Rat -' *M '" final ,*l> un, ff r tam'•i .,.(41- at'i.n ,h tor tiff said In surprise w hen asked S t* ,h a ra *. u h ja rilo o a , thaiato. If anf, alioutS l,a S,,tv flfnl Aftar if hr planned to sta y here. fillet p r o o f of piihltcallnn *h,t w i n s And that’s about th e w ay Stew- ISta n „ t lr a Kaa bam ru M ii -ft no a rt fer Is about Sanford. He ,n i llil Wife have bought a home In m u and ih* orSatlns nt StatrlbuRavenna Park. They a r e mem- How ol #at i a c u ta wifi t-m t b*(ora •*1al if y tt, tiers of the Kpiiropal Church. i:. n o \ r K. «». JONKH u n it it m i n r. v iv m j i D i r i a t . r u n h it n r r i.o a in » , >)*tir»Unt, rt/>ntr>* th k k s . n b t ii J . lii.vw cii r r w ii o m f : h e x j t i K .v c i ; in l ' .\ know n T u ll H ill L I . " I'.vtln 111*) * fH o rn l u ll nf l', ii,|-l«lh' l.r.,1 fllt-1 a s a ln s l >,iu In II-* i ’lin n ll In • »•! fur * .n iln ..la I'nua'V. y t n r lii* . In i'h» r> r« ,|j Ilia i lha r a t iir a a f tal4 am ' Is an a d la n f-*r i l l v n f ' .. lha shott ■I • I a i,f » k h Bobby Electric cooking i* white-glove eltan. No soot, no grea*y film. No ncorchcd pot.* and pan*. Housekeeping’* easier . . . kitchens aiay 8 to 16 degrees cooler. Food tiatci belter, because /Tamr.V*j electric cooking t* practically “walerlca*' cooking, ixald ui all the goodnew, Flstnelcaa electric cooking u the ao/c*f ever. No coo* atanubuming pilot lighta. .. And remember . . . Sunshine Service ia the budget'a biggest bargain. It * chea|ier to go all-electric in tho kitchen-l-tundty than to use a combination of fuels. FLORIDA POWER (r LIG H T B ry a n t Steven G r o o v e r . Standing. left to rig®, arc Jeff Williams, Brad Prudon. Paul Crews a n d Glctm Richard*. ( H e r a l d Staff Photo) nnd ONE DAY O N L Y -T U E S . MARCH 17 vr-fi.H s iiiih inn mat iism.i: s good, ju r t e is f u l h u a i n c s i , R at­ A ll e a ia o n a a r t harat r p o tifia S lif f said lhat tho iio 4 a r;le h « 4 *• C a t , , * M r. and Mrr R a t l i f f p la n l» |.,f* of a a iS t t ia ir , h a lt i-,tn* tw b r r a T t: o r R ic h a r d s , Legal Notice NEW Y onK (UP1) - Ix slrr IS AXU row aKM IV'l.n III! M l . Young, 49, J its tenor saxophonist, I \ I I I A M I '.I I V ,VI1 law s* d ie d Jita« Sunday Jn ^ Rri>aa*»> NOTH U ill* at IT hotel » frw* h o u ts 'a n s r retufhlag i DOMiRKa IIMSOTTf. I'U In tlff. from •'sif-w re k l»urv>f K u » p * .J Vi He sttffrrrd a heart attack. XLWICTH J. |4IA»OTTt iV JUNIOR CHA.MI'S — The Seminole Sport, ingr floods eager* are nil smiles after they defeated the Stcmpcr team, 111-24. nnd went dcclarrd (hr 10r»9 Sanford Junior Basketball League champs. Shown, Kneeling, sic J. COM PANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA 107 Mecaoda A«^ _ ^ W. Sc«U liuru, Mgij, mi �\ ■~-w- W Wi T 0 1 # 1f# — WitiTarf Mon.. Msr. 13. 1P59—Psp* S WfnflT Florida Throws Smog A t Californians MIAMI | t ' P I 1— Florid* touriit nfifiil* thre<* iiatiitie i and *itu>: ieday In the fare of Catt-'orniana «bn claim large num tera of F!or■d.anx are moving v*cvt. The l.oni Brach I’reai-Telegram reported recently, ‘ « onl ha» leak­ ed out from the miect curtam : The native* are te itlt ii in Florida and • ant out." Wiluam C Ro>d. public rela ttoni manager for the i ham bcr of Commerce. lo'd tlie n c**paptr a delute of H onda mail ha I arrived. "A whale batch of D .F.'a tdi»placed Floridann hope* lo relocaie in lo u t Brack." the ne*»pa per reported. The u o e actually ti on the other ioot, retorted the Florida Developmeat Com minion. California, the tomm iat-on laid, rank* aivth in ine nation in aendmi vitilora to Florida. And while the Sunvhhr Statv'a populaiion increased fio.y per cent in 1?)4, California'* went up Si t per cent, "It is litni.'icant lo me that dor* , tag the month of > el ru*t>. JSJll, : CHAPLAIN CHIEF IIGIKB — istumliiijr be­ neath the two stars which denote his rank. Hear Ailm. George A. Rosso, chief of Navy chaplains, pose* for a picture shortly after arriving in Sanford. I.cft to right. ate Chap. Jain \V. C. Fuller, NAS Protestant chaplain: tropical coconuts P. so; ( dr. I„ 5). Tantr.y. NAS execu. MSome pounds »p;eie officer: Lcdr. \ \ . K. Doyle, Catholic lain at NAS. Ja. mille. and Chaplain Hubble, Catholic chaplain at NAS. alone." caul Commit non Director It. It Fuller J ra "m nre |h m fino Californian* drove t.ieir cars to Horida. changed their state of residence and bought Florida llren*? taj*. Thu meant that a* trait I.SOO leop'e moved It-eir retidenre from California in Florida in thi* one monl.t." he added. ' N'o doubt, hundred* of otnrr Ctlifornian* witio'it car* a!»n migrated I" Flor.da." Miami Mayor Robert k in i High thought ma.vi>e the California tour­ ist official* are sick. Fence Repainted By ‘Aesthetics’ NOW SHOWING ‘T hose people nut in l.oni Reach obviously need help." Itieh •aid, T m going to *u*;est to my colleague that we lend them the publicity department to advise them in dreaming up some mnre believable fibs. * With all that smog nut there. I im a -p n e" >aid High. "I ahforma qualifie* as a distress area and we could h an d e the whole thing 'h ro .n h the Red Cross." Va . p OPEN 12:15 (JET MORE OUT OK I.IFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE. 'AUNTIE M AM El RMAUMDRtfSSEU.* ?%• Ml*** i*#* im G O M t c I c ttv r f RIDE-JN THEATRE TOM TF A T t t:.«. SHOWING AT 7:00 * IM S GOSFORT1I, England i t T I t — Workmen who worked for a week to paint a IV yird wooden fence green were am ated to find it re ­ painted white Saturdav morning Whoever had acromplithrd the transformation during the early morning hour* of darkness left a pla ie screwed to the fence which read* 'T h is fence was repainird In • eigh the interests of aesthetics, b; vnlun-arv la b o r" £ ••Nfl NTt $ FEATUREi 1:0f) . 3:11 • «:2* • ?:12 o u v iM J v r WAiMBH ADMISSION FOR THIS ATTRACTION ADUI.TS MC»«COvCe‘ m a t in e e : P l.l .i \T » on OM.V » :s n i i:n tt It.l 1 \>IS IV n ig h t Stic “DANGEROUS WHEN WET* tOe STUD-NTT. — fifle (U. S. Navy Photo) «Vet O f Gray Loses Last Fight Today K I N G S P O R T . Tcnn. (LTD —"General” John Salim ;, II?. one nf the last twn surviving veterans of the Civ.I War. died taday. The o'd rebel, who would have been 113 on May IS. succumbed in pneumonia and old »;*• at the Mirnat clinic here, not far from the Slant. Va.. home where he fa p e n t almost ill his Ue. Sailings daughter. Mrs. Hugh MeCimy. and his grandron. II. F Hawkins, holh of Slant, were with the old soldier when he dird. The Virginia mountaineer, who enjoyed good health even after he Everybody needs money sometime wtifn you d o ... visit FAMILY! If you nttd UPTOWOO passed his 110th birthday, con but then *t«rted getting gradually trad ed pneumonia Thursday and w eaker. S a i l i n g slipped into a was brought to the clinic. coma Sunday and the end ram e at He held his own for a brie? time * :U a . m. today. Sailing s death leaves Waller W. Williams, II*. as the only sur vivmg veteran of the War Be tween the Stales. Williams, bed ridden and totally blind. lives in Houston. T e x , with * daughter. Albert Moolson, who died in 1®J< ai the age of inn in Duluth, Minn . was the last of the Union veter­ l ruled Press International ans. WASHINGTON — Gen. Thomas Sailing until bis drath bad a ll. White, commenting un propotfull head of- black hair, sharp als to send more troops to Furore brown eves and some of bis own in case of trouble in Berlin: teeth He stood alert, walked "F or this s.tua’.ion • Berlin) I briskly and worked on his farm feel there is no real requirement until he broke his hip at the age for further strengthening or equip­ of 107. ping of our arm ed fortes in Eur­ A hoy of U when southern guns ope.'' fired on Ft. Sumter. Sailing serv­ WASHINGTON — <*ol. Darnel ed th ree years as a private in Omer, chief counsel of the Selec­ Co. P . ZSih Virginia Regiment but tive Service, lellm* leen a;ers he spent his full service in his native Srotl County, Yi. His war where they stand v.ith the draft: "You're virtually all tagged l«r effort was the unrom ttic task of military service one way or an finding and scraping out saltpeter from the mountain raves and other." cliffs for the msnvfaclure of gun HOI STOW Tex — Col. Walter pow der. Williams, tin . one of t»o remain- j Tiwi tribesmen of remote Mel­ in ; Civil Mar veteran*, on the git. ness of John Sailing, It?, of Slant. ville Island north nf A u'tralii hold death eorroboreev. nr danrei, \ a . the other v rteran: • | n id I would live to be the last th at coniinue for months a Per each burial, according is the Na one and it looks like 1 will." tion.il Geographic Magaiine The WASHINGTON — Secretary nf Tiwi believe the ceremonies are .State Dulle*. when aiked ho* Ion; necessary lo set the spirit rf Me he expected In remain in the hos­ deceased at rest. pital for treatm ent nf rancer; V. S. railroads employ a total of "I don't know. You ll have lo ark about A10,000 persons. the doctors." Quotable Quotes phone: FAitfai 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! Cat* Ym Rttaiva 24 MaatMf Pljir«nt» IIZOM m oo 770 00 312 00 i)Z 00 m oo f 700 MOO 1)00 1100 24 00 1200 THE N E W KID O N THE BLOCK Rs*m<*mber how you (•It w han your Irunfly mr»r#d into a nave home? You hod h?nrd a lot ab o u t the new neighborhood . . . the old landm arks a n d the friendly neighbor!. Bui you w aited til som ebody m ade the Hrst move, rv e n tu a lly ihe rjanq cam e over and one friendly follow stuck out his hand a n d said "Hiya!" 'A'eH thai a how ww at FOOD FAIR lelt w hen our new est superm arket o p en ed last week a t TwentyFifth an d Park Avenue in Sanford . . . 1-ike the now kid on the block We know we h a v e m oved into a new neighbor­ hood that is friendly, dynam ic and progressive . . . a city that has an d is keeping p ace with the rapid grow tn oi this g reat state. FAMILY FINANCE SERVICE, INC or saNroie 12S South Park Aitnyt Ph*n DUrfi(24tl2 Jisfwl. Fieri*! — ^ N M M j w r ? . T I ? j, OFFKTAI. TOURS NAS — C«pt. F. T. Hall tlefl), assist. ant inspector genera! of the Supply Corps for A ir, goes over is problem with Lcdr. M. L . Ileall. supply officer at the Sanford Naval Air Station, ( apt. Hall was on an in­ spection tour of nil supply facilities. (U . S. Navy Photo) PRE-SEASON SALE GENERAL ELECTRIC "Qtfiuyd AIR CONDITIONER “ 1 230 VOIV* P|7.3 AMPHES it was determ ined that this new est n d d i’tor. to the a re a l FOOD FAIR rhair. just had tc b e the finest store eve: seen . . And you made ue feel w el­ come! NOW IT'S OUR TURN TO SAY ” TO YOU! In this inviting setting you 11 DISCOVER THE WON DFRFUl. DIFFERENCE in iar fresher foods at lowest prices e v e r1 Evory conce.vable k:nd of food . . . from the plain everyday n eed s to taste tempting Old W orld" delicacies . . . n store with all the late.it m ecin m cai m arvels to make your shopping a truly p leasan t adventure Yes He-e ii a store truly worthy of the fine commu nity it h a s been designed to serve W on't you com e in tomorrow and say 'Hello" 'o your friendly new neighbor? 'Cssm V Wind mti >•*•! ^ jw e ^ r^ rio o tio o o -: Sanford Electric Co. T w fn ty -F H th * a t YOUR GE DEALER 116 Magnolia Ave. FO O D FA IR FA 2*1562 P a rk SA N FO R D S tr u t A v am ^ t P L O M O * * .u.t. • . W~ -, .V *3r. lit n �\ r I p tV | • THE 59ERS! ....... T # U tte r To The Kditor jb d it o n a ls Kditor, Sanford Herald; The member* of this squadron wish to attend to Mr. Bralley Odham their appreciation for hi* thoughtfulness and generosity with regard! to the recent Florida Symphony O rchestra concert. We re rrfrrrin g to hi* guaran teeing the admission fee for the children in elem entary end gram mar arhnol. Kven though most parents would have been more than willing to pu rrh eie ticket* for their children. Mr. Odham's action made rertain all children had an opportunity to enjoy the tine music of the Florid* Sym­ phony Orrheatra The thou got put lorth by Mr. ndham 'was a very fine, civic minded gesture. The Officer a end Men of FAS RON 11, NAS, Sanford, Florida Jaycees Are Seeking U. S. Tax Overhaul The r . s. Junior rhimher nf C'omnirrce in nrekinjr » complete overhaul of federal taxi**. in an effort to gain support for the projects, |*etill"tii> *re Ixrinir circulated throughout the L’. S, by Jaycees. In Sanford. Cnrmll Hurke is chairman; Art Harris of Sanford Is chairman of the State of Florida. Both are reipiesting that petitions h<> distributed, signed and returned to the Junior Chamber prior to March 2.1, the dale they arc to I* ( collected for a trip to Congress. More ttjan two million signatures have been obtained In 44 states. All of the petitions will be taken to the U. S, Mouse of Representatives, along with the request for lax reform. Why the tax reform requeat? It is an accepted fact that tax laws are not consistent with the free enterprise system. The basic fault with tax laws as they exist is that they tend to throttle the very thing which made America great—the ■“rags to riches" success story in business. This is true particularly with the federal income tux. The income tax penalizes initiative, ambitions, energy and i.ithusiusm. Tho tax is so constructed that, after a certain 'point is reached, there is little reason to attempt to go fur­ ther. Thai “little something extra" would mean a higher, and more confiscatory, tax bracket. This prevents the aver­ age American from putting his "all" into many endeavors. There are few who argue that America could get along without an income tax. We know that taxes are mandatory to support our government. However, the U. S. Junior Cham­ ber believes that tax rate reductions can be made. Jaycees lielieve tbe«u reductions can be made without loss of needed revenue, (iovernment has grown ao big and complicated th a t Congress is unable to evaluate all of the neetls and requirements of the various agencies, departments and bureaus. For this reason, ns the Hoover Reports have pointed nut, there have been vast wastes of money In supply, lt> I d K olriha ing these needs. WASHINGTON — The way far As the Jaycees jtoinl out, it ts not enough for citizens m rr Stanley )*iiku» put tt tu the to attempt to place iilamn for the situation on others. The (.'nngrrsamrn, he « n right and people must lie willing to accept the blame for the situation. the country was wrnnit, | As a democracy, government depend* ujxan the |>eoplo for The way things have hern go guidance. ing hetwern him and Uncle Sam, Tax reform is a task of tho |»eople. Their wunlx u:iH Up . It may develop into a case nf ■Ires must ha transmitted to government. The people should "Yankue, Irate ho m e." Hu home join In railing for a careful review, aimed at relieving the h a 130,000, lOO a c rr fsrtn nrar burden without undermining the financing of government. Dowag.ae, Midi. A s s ig n m e n t I I W a s h in g t o n Kditor, Sanford Herald; I would suggeit w* move loward eaaing cold-war tensions by asking Khrushchev whrn he In* tends to release the .millions o k slaves in Siberia, permit E a ™ Grrmany lo unite with West G er­ many. withdraw hit troops from Romania. Albania. Hungary, P o­ land. and the Bailie State*, and grant m il liberties and a free press to his own people. Sincerely, Mrs M. B Smith 1M W. 31st St. TODAY’S PICTURES ARK TOMORROW’S TREASURES - Wieboldt’* 119 S. PARK AYR. _ DAY fr NIGHT K A N E L R A Y HEATING Kditor, sanlord Herald: I would like Jo personally thank v.iu for helping our promotion of the first Sanford presentation of the Florid* Symphony Orrheatra Through the combined effort* of all concerned, we were able to present the afternoon Youth Con teri lo over 1,(00 grade and gram mar school children and the eve­ ning concept to over MX) atudrms and adult*. We feel our first at tempt was quite successful, Thank you one* again for aup porting us through your public service endeasora. Sincerely, CITY OF SANFORD f Signed i Ronald VV Perry Director of Recreation A ('arks NO h a t M illay* VO "poet»I dMMt sp a rs pace • NO kmg A awpaevaiv* dwell The fluent IfH M winter ewwfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. N ! Banford At a. FA M itt TYPEWRITERS and Adding Machines For SALE Local Boy Pledges FSU Fraternity jobs, moved to a farm In Mithl.j here with a chip on Ms thmrldrr hit classification! “ Ml rights." he shouted, "do gin and had ...................... , changed. On the ground, that he no1 m u rh b fjo n d the right Teddy Walker. 1938 graduate of , . . , to pay lavrs. Ini* it tyranny.’ w», a farm er he vron a determent Mr y inku, uM mr u „ , h t Seminole High School, recently throughout ths » * .. grossetf Icvitaxt on hit farm last pledged lo I'hi Delta Thet* fra­ So, now, here wat Stanley, r* ) ra r. Of that. ternity at Florida Stale University, w at net pressing hlnnell in fullblown free There are a lid of folks *>m lie aim was elected athletic tpeeehi raying he had no freedom pathetir with thit energetic crusa thairman of Senior,11*11. in thi* country, that he would tier. They're fur him, in print!Walkrr ii the sun of Mr. and h ate to move lu Australia. pic ltut. then vgain. w hrn you Mr. Ysnkus. a rao-Urncd, wea­ look bark on it, Stanley did Mr*. 1.. K. Walker of Sanfoid. The ftrunx filled. 4d year old and a freshman at F S l’ in Talla­ ther fared fellow, it a forref ;l. rhuote thr farm in 1911. fellow , with led rooster* painted hassee. blunt talker, and I'd say he rim e on hi* blue lie and iportinf a homemade h ilrru l, a n telling the House Agriculture* Committee that hr may ( lie up hi. country, park A strong testimonial to the rapid growth of South So up hi* flint!), and leave for Au* minole was the announcement by tho County School Hoard trails. Ill* ll a nail tale, anil at first ^ that a new school will lie built this year to serve that area. I was sympathetic. Since 1934. * The school will serve Casselberry, Fern Park, Tangle- Manley hern crowing all thr wood and lioldenrod. Plans rail for 18 classrooms, a cafe- wheat hehatwanted The former owner of a m il. to on hi* farm torium, library, res) rooms, nn administrative sni'e and heat­ T hu he fed to hi« chicken* or feed ami frrtilirrr firm hat turned ing facilities. ground up into flour for hi* own to selling hamburger* as a way Oviedo High School also will be expanded to lake <«re use. of life of the big enrollment increase. Seven new classrooms, a Hut the h urraucrati came alone Donald D Royer. 7*0 Hamttoo eafetorlum, storage mom* and administrative offices will and laid he could grow Juit to Drive, SiinUnd F stair*. h at pur* much, rvrn though h r was grow rhated the Riirgcr King on High be erecled. These are only two of the many improvements schedul­ Inc that wheat on Ills own farm way 17 93 in Sanford He plant reopen the quirk service chain ed in county schools, One nf the major projects will be a and liking it all h lm trlf They In said I(lie Wat breaking the flir- rrvtaurattl. on Friday, completely new plant for Seminole High. Details of many i plue win at law ami fined him Hover ram e to Sanford fronv other projects will be s iummced within a few days, 14,362, plu> inlerrct, (or the )rar» \ \ avnrvtioro. Va . whrre he oper­ ated a roal, feed and fertilizer 1934 through ItiMt Stanley refuted to pay, »o hutine1‘ i for nine years. Hr i> they’ve tod up lilt hank art mint 3J year* old. ‘Ih r new owner and manager Thi tin t court of honor of the liam*. and (‘onttanrr Church; In Ih e Congressmen, m o s t l y Colin rd Uhl .Scum* of .Sinlnril was Irrm rdistes (trend* Miller, Anna agreed the surplus laws were spent three years in Ihr Naval held Thursdae si 7 30 p m. la luc Jnnri, Gwendolyn Disnn, Gin tlupid. ltd as Rep. Charles It Receive, He it a member of the the t ’s i'lf lln-w ir ('enter. All rls Dsvti. Itrrniilelte Dtmn and Uneven (R , luwal put ll: ' You l*>yal Older of thr Moovr and the a ir an ttg rirv ed citllen of the 1'rrthvlcrian Church, anil hat girls taking te»t* (or the tender Klcanor Muldry. The troop It sponsored by Mr* t 'ruled Mate* rebelling against thr hern a Ja v ie r for seven years font r»nk pssteil. Royer and his wile, (in tru d e I'arllnpating w rrr senior Smuts Ruth Church md Mr*. Alberts law* of thr I'nllrd .Slate* i And lie added ' The law is on have I wo children Connie, to and Annette Miller, Gwendolyn Wil­ June i the statute hoots This Is atlll Colleen, A The real estate transaction was the flnett country in the world " Mr. Yantus ta n ' tie felt he t r i ­ handled by I'.vere;t Harper of ll I vlulaling the law, according Stemper Ural K*l*1r Agency. ACKO'kH X riot of 11. Culture In the Constitution, lie muted. *T t. Cat's try love medium could shoot it out wiih a couple 30. A lter 4. Oun S Hktn of m srthalt, hul that wouldn't Isn (sling) tumor solve anything" ■seaport T. Ireland 4,KxceUenU There * one ihlng troubling %ir 31. IaibltB. Uprising h. Ilreeay cate —something Manley neglected to Dr Julin It Thurmond, dirrrto r 10. ItnaU aat • High, tell the Congrrasmen. lie admitted of th« i minty Health t'nit, hut food rraggy hill 31. Mra. John. ll to me over a hot lunch in the tvren apptiinled to the Seminole It.M istake 7 tu n . ■on, 11. "Itoek of anion* on# House of Representative* rctlau County t iuldrrnt Committee eaplorei . . p. N'oncom* rant later on. fhe I iiunty Children's Commit t n l i i h l ' l *•*■•» 31. Unit of missioned 14. Merry Ami that is. this young man tee It a lorat. voluntrrr unit of 31 Shnrl-bilted electrical officer IV Itivir I It ) w hoa been denouncing the Ainert the Florid.* Children's Commit rail resistance trolloq t 15. Music ran w*> p.».«rd by a «hanee to sum. * >iwir agency width nivkrt 33 KgypUan 39 t in | at* JO Fishhook note fight fnr hit country, That w j i survey* and .tudir* nf services In «od 2«. Mint 12 Thick 17. t'm* urns bark In 1911, whrn the draft wav children. r«nrdm*tri those sees34.1 'eparted 37. Tortola* cord IV Viper going full awing 3« Bliot t sleep ice* and tnakrt legislative reeorn 39 Shake* 14 K iel IS, atrrsm s Slanlry said that he w*s in memlations to the governor and yeare'i K*t* 17. Milkfish IT. I tec# out II. Rihsp* d audiior for * m a ilo rd e r hoove the I rgiklatuir ronrrrning srrv molding 4 a • T~ J in Chicago then He switched ire* to children Jl. French VA ihreie *> 8 r L It.V jkcr* ~ it 23. Aquatic ll FI.ORIDA’S FASTEST (;IU»MNli I IIOD * IIA IN ! *• mammal IV Aceuis J ITii. uod or it flocks it V ' ?/A - ■T 19. The SC. f/{ . ll sre**te *. tt. Type ORLANDO I jo v V i measure r I t. Roman 17 tl numeral vk J* 31. pronoun There *ir many way*, certainly, to describe the quality of ** w VI. Absent TT the grrat Cadillac car. >1. Trend II itr Hut we think no one tells the atory quite at well—or 37. Coneet ll 31. Infrequent quite at convincingly—** the car it»elf. VEI.DA GRADE "A” IT 31. Msfcit And huw dors a Cadillac put it? Well the next tune 40. Dog'* foot )ou ate in the “car of ear*"—Just listen! • i 1* 4t.Plsmtro Listen to it* absolute freedom Dorn vibration, lirrr, it TT 3TDOWN tavt. it the kind of craftaminvh p that can only come from m 1. Benoit . Growth Testimonial Kditor. Sanford Herald: After reading your articles In the February 38 27 liauei about the deplorable condition* at the S-mmole County Home on High, way 17 91. I visited the place. Kvery thing you wrote la ao true and no one who checks as I did, could real in peace until aomething if dona lo arouse tiapayer* to nghtoout Indignation and d* mand improvemrn a. Wt think we elect proper oftieiala to run our rounty, but do we? The Home a i it aland* now ia a monument to those elected offlciali who have had no bullnea* ability or sent* of decency. You ran count nn my aid and all those whom I shall contact. Very sincerely youri, fSigned) Mr*. Clement llatlet Fern Park. FI*. For RENT REPAIR Service ADAMS TYPEWRITER SERVICE 207 Wwl First SU Burger King Plans ; . . | Negro Scouts Hold First Honor Court DAILY CROSSWORD Dr. John Thurmond Named To Group %P 1 4 r I rodents I % % I 1 % % % % % 1 yA % % % 11 MomUy, March 1*». IDfiO W 4I.IKII ttlKI.IIW, r A l.c ••* P.SII.S h JVSSS.l tv. SVS• TVI. JMs ail . , MSSSI.SX J. I IIIIIVU, A S ,....... .... si. m s o nivv jiiv v i: ssanxM N iw it u ra n ** J?aMf aisapl I tls iS s r , SssSa), is * catlalaaa “ K as aacMiprian a t r a s 1 ’ * aalwsgar * H * * I alaaa asaSlo* O t u S s i IT, la s t at Ska Paws t U l t . > '* • •* • f " n a tS U n t1** at a ll'lk a I M IC e s^ a + 'N y v \ | M i Vova sarw. aria *>last« la IMa l * t Msata l i t* y / Jffinder/ul S^or//- • Told in ^ikn e e f |J a r k e + s y __________ FRESH M ILK ssr 39 VEI.DA — Chocolate, Sfruw berry, Yantll* I*»f« 4 tia m v is ■M r ■>iii I H IT ICE M ILK 49' lluir Gal. Carlon yrirt of devotion to the very highest quality ideals. Then listen to it* extraordinary freedom from wind nose. Here, it say*, i* true perfection in stjlmg-as scientifically sound a* it is majestically beautiful. Or Tvifii to the incredible quiet of that great engine, line, it **)*, is truly matterful engineering—with every hi the dii ver’s seat. W i will find that your dealer ia long practiced in the art of unifying a motorist's personal needs and requirements-and he will make you hit welcome guest at any time. V I S I T YOUR L OCAL A U T H O R I Z E D C A D I L L A C DE A L E R FLORIDA GRADE "A" MEDIUM H O LLER FRESH EGGS - 39 \ \ r Reserve The Highl To Limil (Juanliliea phive of the car’* performance working in perfect harmony. And littrn to the marvelous m imer in which tt closet out the sound of a city’s traffic. Herr, it aayt, you will find perfect serenity and security throughout even the longest of joumevr—a wonderful sanctuary in a busy world. Yes, just listen—and wr think )ouil agree that the Cadillac story it never mote eloquent than when told by the “voice” of its ow n silence. In tact, ive earnestly suggest that you visit your author­ ized Cadillac dealer very toon-ind spend an hour or ao SECOND h — MOTOR SALES PALMETTO f »**3 JFuiea* »/ f er ry SANFORD, FLORIDA ii S * i m Flora Close — ■s— ■ �«- Church Circles i i Werictt Mon., TTir. 1*. IM A — F ar* St. Patrick Party Held For Gamma Lambda Music Is Her Forte It) JE A N N E VVARNKE If one »hould vutl the ^nui.c The U'Caner* Cla,a of the f FUph-t Chuich met recently at department of Pinecreit or Cram an ^ . ... u ,i >nar School they might »re ar the home of Mu. Robert A. Mil* .......... . t, n*#r attractive woman.......... with raven I'antt with tl mcmbeiv present. b;#fk hair and brown eye, doing T'te devotional >»»• given by M ri. the "Hokey-Pokey" nr the ' Buntv tile Pipptr and the butlnftt ny Hop' with the children meeiint co'd-ieted hy Mr*. R L fina llartivon. public »chno! Heard, tile pre,ideal. »"“ »•*■ dirertor. ha» been dividing r; . . the >he Baptist Uuoiitt h,r lh* ,,,n puplll Th ' n p ugiant it.-r ^ ^,lmcpM, , „ fhln| •HI fruwfivrft i People In Our Town cookbook. Her theory ii taat fts *. lot more fun in the related way —ju«t adding a hit herr and there —although »he admitted. * I ofien don't know what lo rvpect the teecond time " Rems Italian the i* well *rr»ed on the making of a good, rich ,p1Shetti »auce and regtetc that „ u n t one of her huvband i favorite And tor whv hrr Vfj.m W „ di,he* d w in -t a* know M M L. meeting «*■ the firvt in rhythm, dancing ami her tp e n sltr. lhr>. tJ ll, ditfrrcnt onlv that .be .(i.ea fut Hume Mlijiunt and waging Previouc to Sanford the ,he doet believe in tea toning. Her the l.tctne iur the entire m e .. *a» taught in teboolt throughout Semi r ) f l t* ,nklcd when the taid, * I'm ••larry-Tcll”. Circle 2 » n in rude County. » good friend of garlic e lia ig r uf la.t Monday'# pcogtam Thiv energetic young woman o n e 0, hfr fa to riie ,li.hr*. to with f i t . . U c d Tucker In eb a rg t. grew up la Rorar. Italy, and left , r r x r „ * vegetable ..r m l •' R t ‘* d* " rd M. " ‘ U i he re in !9»* :o come to America j, onc , h(. r (m f mhera **aich \ K .e-; gave the devotional. s ,lf „ „ ,hf youngeit in a family m j h(r molhtr p r r p lr f , |t hat M o i^ ip .m lie w rtd iK lc i! by Mrt. 0, four rhll[1rfn They. lr(1 h fr no n im f_ n„r h l , „ wnt I. i . t-uuper and o th e r' taking mo!hf r. still live in Rome. tfn ,jovin, ,\nd it tound* umpte ■ n **r Mu H y d e Hump r»). ,n rr(. jn thc State*. Pina at rnough la hear Pina tell it. Onr .la ta I.leve.and . r . and t Lutheran College, Imnoie )u*t p iarrt green pepper, under i t- v ThoiraRbynr. in Hickory, N. C , and it the broiler until the akin l» MKS. (il.A liy s IIOSCICS sixth irmile Hud* tieorge U hs'iiinplun'd birth.lay. I.el't to C nv'r - m u in Hiv Mum.. • t | b f rr ghjaI »he decided on a burned—puff* and peaiv off iju it elite at I’inciroot Scheol tloinir tlie ‘'Minuet. * ripht, .liiuet .Innu**. John TimIH. I’oimic Car­ Uible C last jou.n with the chan public tahool m utir career. Now keep turning' Than the *:h >* a ilartve Pina lluriioon taliphl them fop lo. liny I'rndfdid and Mr*, li.irri^tvn. man Mi*. Cljdr Humphrey pretava. "I wouldn't want any- them and puli them In a dtah siding (ha dcvotigr.il .m ” Tht thing cite!" with garlic tall n atu rally • pep* Ij . w* of God and Man a s - given Mutic eom rt nalurall) to per and pour, . oil ." c r them h» Mrt. M \ . Cleveland ami Mr* p ,nj , »,.un;*ler the can re b e n e eold The lla rrito n t agree The l.ail.e* V cillarv M7 of lire R I toopet pre-rnted the >tt member heme propped up on a that it i* a tattv turprite Licet R rtrrvr Vvtnriatlnn held a w ai-l.hlp letion. Mri. J. it. iie ld t table to perform, tinging in hrr When Pina Harmon return* tvi.sll ‘.T MUNI, VV told aiw il inivtion work in T.iai- Invel; »nprar.o voice when memhrr*hip rofter recent.) w,i„ thr j;ome l7u*n ichoul tiie i* grcelrd the i h orutvrt of El. »t Metn-il Ian i Mi* ilumphiey announced vva* lent tint to tee over the Lite Dependable v.la<» of Lir*i Mr* I’ugene I lint Mrt John top by Jeffery and Elaine Harriton lhai c.tminunl'v r'v n o n work for And the hat memnrie* of her .evond and third gradett at I'me Mcthodllt will meet with Mr*. I. i*t will p ractirr at J h> and i L< Hrcldard. vt i * VViltiam John von the , month i'f la vitit the mother *ingmg in the kitchen— t rc*t School—a big collie named . . would . II S;eriC. Kim Avenue, at The Ware Bible i la** will have a and Mr* I I I u* a* ho*tfv»e* j» .!t and ahut.li, on remembrance ^ ..pop.. |||||(| m h „ mo|t l(f --hich u |,a ll,„ for covered dull tupper in McKinley J JO. The coffee table vva* eentcred 1 . ut would ting in the kitchen, lut ••child' ("He wat juvt a pup Hall at 7 p m The women of the firs t Prrv w ith a lovrlv bouquet o( a rale a* In cloiing the Mupah t e i t opera—which of courtr. it of pri when we gut him’ i and two Brownie Troop 197 ol Lir*l peai**i in unlton by M ri. A. C. a rrar^ rd bv Mr * Bedard Mar Siametr kittrni lo complete the hMrrian Church will meet at Piicovirrian t tner* n will meet a! Hen tan, Mrt. K. K. Boil, M u. •> F t Hihtr »tud' an I prayer fam i1; group. Ip o t ■r Juili.r' L. 111! vd ip n! hat! Cleveland. Mri. Kicld*, Mrt. and at .1 oelack fur t'lrir huvine** 1 f e e I icttifv 'c...>V w.a* thcrwil to PrcUivtciiai will meet at Humphrey. Mri. Lillian Viekcrv. and Intpirulumal meeting The the lao ; ,r*t> Mr • la uev i .earn­ Trie Junior i >r will inert Mri Joe H. Mright. M ri. R. KKellawihip er and Mr* John Ha*. I' ■ s. ii* uf the 1 1rsi Pietbv icr at i V) The Pioneci Cooper. Mr*. H H N'cwrman and Mr*. Cerit Tuckrr .an »i.l m ret al ’ p m Thr Uf wi . meet at p m VtethoiiMi I irtle» Hirr* Training I’: 'd a m of the Circle a of thr t i n t MctlluUOt I .■•! I're*'iitrrian I'hUith under < h u n h met at the home of Mr*. thr direction of It I' Miiwre On TnurtUa; alteinoun » ihn Thuma* Uutti with Mr*. T. F . M ayfair Inn Hut*I Mi* " V. uilt be hrld in the LfiujtM n.il SKIl-uilcI and Mra. M. K, Baker IJ Itoiiert* ente rial red w-th a d* •• Building at 7 3u jt m a*, . e g lilt hoitevi with the >*rt hrulge for her i • ■ ht'dge aerv.iig of coffee and cake* dto S f 'f i club* eorated with miniature aham rocki Th* general bu*lne*t meeting A St. Patrick* IU> in ' «■> wil! h* held in McKinley Hall on u.e.l in the de«*eri r.-u i-r of Tueiday, April 7».. and a g u e n g ire n parfail and 'ad> Huger* Mr and Mr* Ronald S.tdrr of ipeaker from (itrman.v will de­ topped with a »bamru*k. A* ea.h Mrlandu are pie parent* of a liver the addicn. gue*t arrived .he « i given a granddaughter. Mayan, born on hamtock to pm on he: dre ■ Hie d rier voted to acrid UHvrn the Uth. at u tan ^e Memorial ho* d J la n la the Arbucken Minion Mr*. Wally Philip* and Mr* pllal in Algier*; S.vteen member* were Bruce Paddoek won high award1 Mr* hoiicr the formrr i>a*ie pr»«ent lo hear *tudy th a iim a n , « i;h Vti*. U u m J b , ... I i.H l iw i* the da ichtrr of Walter Mr*. McDaniel give an inspiring marv inlereit i.r Italy. ‘ Opera \ | r , K.>!.*rt* a* lu*. Mr* John V limlnva puhli*her of thr Nan U k. there Ii like the folk long here," P iupatrtck won a luvcl) it Allan ford Herald. v .u lc * iici at tnc li.niir of *he raid v ig a irttf h .\ a* th r traveling Mr*. Howard Monteith with Mr*. Vnd ipraking of tlpera. Pitta prtie and tvirenu w lnnti* weir Mr od Mr* K W Lite Sr are Km* Adam* giving the devotion- added that Milt I.untie Camp Mr* Wight K ntlry and Mr*, anuuncmg the birth of their fir*t a! on "Stewardihrp". The hook <>f b elli tilth grader, at Pinecrrtt Hough** Kickllghtrr. Oihri pla ■ crand ilaiicb’i r . Vtadelinr Imrn • lah wat renewed hy Mr* C.are learning the Opera. "Aida ’ in rr* w rrr Mr* Dun IU>“ . Vli*. iiula* the m h to Mr au l Mr* Vnhur IMeva. Vti*. Brook• Smith. la r o 'g r I' I I -liman of • It I anil.* H Winn. connection with their iiuciir, of fourteen m cntbri. and three 11 '* of » moff »«T«>U» na Vlr*. (ieoige Bl«hop. Ml* I rai k Mr* Uo1 man I* the f .u r e r Vlare gue»ta w en pretrnv In hear MIm ,ure ,h*n *h,‘ u,lliR > undertake* Donahoe, Mt*. V It Prtrr*»n Helen f lie Madeline, turn at Mary Margaret Houk .peak on * ,lh children id that age but it I* J r . Vlr* Ann Shlr.abetget Vlr* the Winter Park ho*pi'lt, wr.„n joulh and their activitie*. tomelhlng Ihev requeued And lluherl Wright of New York and rd V it* and I, or* _________ _____ all of her work hr* in with irhool Vlr*.DanielMather* Auxiliary Mrt*is Church Calendar Dessert-Bridge At Mayfair Inn liamnia 1amSIa rhantrr mem- and Mr* i nrett Harper and Mr, her* of Hrta Sicilia Phi and thele and Me*. VVad* T*e, hu*h»tid« enp.icd .* coveted di*h VI the la** fhjprer meeting < • upper Saturdav night at ih* m-wte1 1 nignr aa* held in order i’ i - . ■i l l ' Hlltding In m lrojure ruhee* In the nrV Sr P a l- ire * Da> them e wav l#r in v*turn thr rhapier p rc tn la vl*ed In pactv decor alum* with I* huune** and eultural pro* Mt' L I Peter*iii' -oi let ehact- ;tamv. In the ab*etue of Me*. mat' and her rom m lltee in charge Ilalill I owan Jr Ihe vice preitof entertainment. lent, Mr*. Illenn McCall, con* Special *ue*t* cnvilnl W f i e lu te d the hmme** *e**i#n. She • n,.hee* ‘ ard (heir hu*hand* *1-0 give an evpla1 itmn of "Your veil* were Mi aid At r Kay Shae Life In Beta Sigma Phi.'' mnkei Mi ss4 Mr* J. e (trnni* Ml* I *"k V.dtatlne and Mr*. •on. Dr and Atr •. Thnrtia* Lar­ Carnet VVh e pie*ente-t an Inter* ge" VI anc| Vlr* Boh Vt.Kcc, M i r pi. i",i.it on *The power of Vt ind Ml Rotx' t Smith, Mr, '.Void ' and • weird came Wa* played **.lh Mrt, Robert Smith *• thj Hir-rri, 'lire m retm . «a* held at tha (P & h A o n a lA . home with rd Mr*. Clvdo Rohertaon VIi* Hohert I uh.riK a* h"** le**. V el) arrangem ent of 't'U ii. (I .wc r* were p aceo on th i I 'i ma iv t hi>u«r guevt id Vlr* :ahle which held p*r!y irfreahD v' Howard mem* »erved t<* memher* and Mr* i> l< Moreland of Leer cur*!« burgh < a i i here tu ilm g her er Mr. i Uirnce McKee Sr I rierii* of Mr* Dorothy SU| le ""* u ,ii r c ,’i ' i icaiu t i.o .*hr i* umiined in her home with a b ol r'tt Irg a* a rrto ll of a fall 1Hurtday Vie** Arina l.vugh of Richmond, en for IH'SINKSS !»o;ird Mi'i't Tuesday till he a Im aul meeting uf the VVoifin* Vuxiliar* of the •*e nmole Memorial Hn-p.tat at t* ii | m-tiiot mm nine Ml meiii'ii i* ate m ..ed let meet e do n. iiHim nf lice lincpi Iti-ii ill JO I S. Dark Avc. lo r VII Your J IH im M ill* M VTCU and JI.M M .ItV REPA IR Gwaltncy Jeweler i v 2-skin %- - - o>i BIRTHS E A S T E R *tudic*—»i k lal Mudir*. and even arilhme»ie and fraction* Vou might hear one cla** rhinting 1 -r piinte area in the back "How manv green bottle, on the ••ru n , of the home of Mr. and wall" Mr,. Ldton Goit, Geneva, wat the • rene of a rerent iurpri,c tupper How many green tattle* on Ihe par!) honoring Colonel Howard '**1, W. IJodiry. Mr,. Und*ey wa, eo How pi any botilc* d uenly and hn ilrti fo r vhould fall! Party gue»l« miluUed old Now how many green tattle, on friend* and formrr elan mate, of 'he wall''' , ntonel I.iodiey, the ion of Mr, Thr .ui.wrr u gurn and vome George II. I.indvry and the late ore lake, up the »ong with anMe, Lindtr;, and Ihe brother of oihri qurMion It v a way to f>l,or) Goit He i, pre'enlly »ta learn addition and nubtrarhun with Honed at Moody Field, Ga mu*ic and Ihe children »re re*j*on A barbecue menu »a» »cr\ed »**e to thi* method which included elk meat from Although »hc ha*taught both Colorado, rhlrkrn, beef and pork. high acnool and rlrmcntary »luFormer Genoa arhnot friend* dent,. Pina pre/er» to be in the alieeding were Mr*. Robert Mur- elementary school, At that age ph*. Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. E r ­ they are "an receptive ' ,ayv this ne*! Ward, Winter Park; Mr,. director, "like little egg, ;ou can Gordon Raker, Conway; T. V. ice them hatch!" Rrown. Sanford. Mr. and Mr* Although other leaclten bind Class Has Meeting ------ W ee' G el <u A N T I * En d i.l M I T E 11 S lo e v a lo u , z. is ’ - H -----f T- j M- ria » iie (ia rd e n $12.95 »- ^ -1 ZT ml BIPU- \ k B e n ra th it nil — the p\c|tit*ile lin re ric that make* you fee! nr (wntpoird *•< i'\trn-*iiccia! nn you jrrrcf the new • nu iiijr mm • i i ! Slips • Panties • Gowns # Pajamas Half-Slips •‘.V.fHROfT I s K A V IHKilU " Hrniitiful lingrorie bv lilui' Su.m . ml \ .in Ita-.lii' pnttel r«lrrr*. white m m t * '.V2 - Hi. Even narrower »ie ihe pinetnpet that adorn thi* 7 full akirted »hirtw*i,t You’ll love our *el»*cliiin of shortie. wallt . regular (•owl* that’.* *n feminine . . . c ite linby doll |iiiuinia*, brief and flare atvle |mntie«. 1 Attorning Ihe pmetripe* i if • : J• •iiH l ••n the t push-up tleevt, r and back i* elaborate .98 to 7.98 ^ SchifRi emnrudery Ulark on white ■■••. i Sue* i-!A Gown Cr Robe Sets 16.95 "F e a tu rin g F a s h io n * and F n n lw ra r $2 2 .9 5 F~'x Wj C c*i V S :C $s fiOe K am nu* l.u ra * Ho.it I’n in l* . ( t i l . SJ.S.1 H oac at tern in Seventeen S-r»i 5-15 I I *U 11 Mil , . , On lh f» f listed Hem* !( \ I'J I'tip rr lim p ( luth*. . . .. d r y lolton in b lu *. p m k , bloc, nv»l g reen — flfWOM HIGH! S l'K t 'I A U S 10% OFF ■ s la c k a n d lu b t U V kieg Vtr. and Mr,. .1 D Thoma* Mr and Mr* W. G. Ktlher ard Mr and Mr, J. I Rrown A puh.tr *thool mutic learner help* the teacher help hrrtrlf riplam* Pina Hrr job i, to tug grit tprnal activitie, *urh a, program* and in thr dattroom the demonttratrv method* Ihat the The March m rclinj of the Dor teat her can follow up with lei ra* clat, of Ih* Fir»l Rap'ivt aon*. 1 nurch uat held at the home of Mr*. Harnaun ha- little lime for Mr, H II. Former with devo- ounlde in trro ti hut when time liiinal and prater givrn bv Mrs. allow* *hr like* lo tew and at onr ft V Cohen and Mr* W o Tan |lmr m»dr all her clothe* Vnd her nrr hulhand. Lt. Cmdr. Jamc* F' VII nicmbcri arc urged In hnng H a r r i t o n , officrr In char.r of a pnrlahlc truing machine lo the Ground Control Vpproarh t nit at I urch the morning of the tSlh the Naval Air Station joined thr al nine o'clock to help make convrrialton in time In tay that drape* and chair enter* foe (he *he i* ‘ ihe l>e*t took in Ihe eta** room. world". He remarked that the hat Durisg Hie trx.al hour Mrt » »P**UI way with *egetable*. Foriner icrved refrchmeni* and somcthiog he didn I pariiru'arij and her ,un. Donmr, played »ev- i t r r •'“ ut until he married Pina prai musical telectlnm on hi* acAmi the has definite uiea* aimut eordion 'cooking. She donn't trier to a $>*&:■ looilhly l u e r d hom neckline to hem lo moi* you took irolh y a n d late mating. Note the new longer bodice line, the tm a rl tow waul, Drip- Barbecue (liven Lined Kouoir, Owfda, Mr and |y 'ea*e Pma about the pupil* Mr, Sam Levy. Sanford tnd u n i ng with an Italian accent from Geneva were Mr. and Mr, > »hc ha, o n ly 'a trace of it a* *ne Walter Y'arboruugh, Dick Strevill. ’ ha* little opportunity to *prak Mr*. Laitur Aldermat:, Vtr*. W. I., her n .iiv r languagr in Florida •*&' lo r The In n iily " .in -fi. SILLY KeriiHcne Ijintcrn* S.1.6.*, LU CA S PAINTS c'Q 't B. EDWARDS • Accredited f'harsr Vrrounl* WelrOmndl I Ill'll.DEKS Sl'I'IM.IES WE GIVE TOP VALLE STAMPS 90S W . 3rd 8 t. E A J-T M * 212 E. lat* St. F A 2-4HSI li r ■ Sf �rrwi * f t p t —Moi^ M ir. 16, 1989 Local Kennel Club Defeats Sarasota; a Tracks Vie Again Cincinnati Remains 'Cousin' For Braves Rain Keeps Two Clubs'lnside Heavy rain* an d wet (rounds | carefully. On the ro tte r are sev- a ram* with the Tulsa Oiler., a | On the Phoenix roster are: league rival. On Friday. Ihe Tex- , Charles Ear Antoni Hayden, teamed up to keep Phoenix and *«> P**7*r* *«»> V ajor League ans are in Daytona again for a A ril.; Milton Joseph Bolling, Mo-, .Corpus Christ! baseball team, in..wko ,h* . . . . . . , . . . , . .. I “ b lr tim e ’ aaaln this year. battle with Houston, another Tex bile. Ala , form er Infielder w ith' . . Lraru* ■____ _tram . the Bo.ton Red and a b.-othu Sanford . greyhound rarin g fans tide yesterday and this morning, lho,# , rr(vinc y, . , e H ay IS Bnllmg, Ihreoihout the season h ate m ain- but the two key fa rm Hubs of the twn Arm u k l„t Phoenix opens Its spring sche- of Detroit'* F r a n k Thomas Earl Bowers. Irving, tamed the locsl kennel c lu b s i Giants hoped to r e t rolling this M .s, ... ............................... ,h„ r f|rl, • prmg training . . a . . i . dule here Friday against Rochesthe tame old story at the llra te t New York'i ftrehallm f relief pitch- hounds are the fraesl In the South, afternoon. l ailed I’m t International afternoon. drills with the Giants tn three ' er. The only other game on tap Tex.; James E. (Jim I Rnd*. It’i a new *«••»«.n but the iii tit won. Il-S. Of course. It wat only er. held St. Louis to one run in The first Infer city mslch rac e Phoenix arrived In Sanford, ye.- j „ t l . for the Giant*’ C lan AAA s.,uaJ wel.er, former Infieldrr with sev. •lit Cincinnati Beds a* lar a t the an exhibition, but It bore the un­ three Innings. at Sarasota Kr.dsy night indicated irrday and attem p ted to work out. : Following I t * opener here I* slated Saturday In DeLand. ria l Maior leag u e team s, In­ Milwaukee llrav ei are roncemed. mistakable stam p of Milwaukee‘1 .Moose Skowron of the Yankees '*** Pr *de Is Justified. All A heavy afternoon downpour forced against Mobile tomorrow. Corpus against Minneapolis. Phoenix re- cluding the Yankees. In 1957, the Bravr-s smoothed strange m attery over Cincinnati. Bobin Ccffman, Hiplry, Tenn ; m e M Kims i armnsis ireairo •«*'" hrought a grin to Manager *hrr/ [W P ' * ' " werr "7 the dtfendmg Pacific Coast League ( h n stl mores to City Island l ark . 1 turn* to Sanford Sunday U host The St. Louis t'ardlnalt treated Ihelr path to the National I.eagjr Dwight R. Cook, balkuti, W aih , S.engcl’. f.c e by g ettin g .. * * « £ « » * " J J W champ. abandon , h . first .the- D ayton. Beach.Wednesday. for theMillers. pennant by defeating tie Bed* in . ^ L a r s e n l ,^ l b S \ r 7 t t £ just discharged from the Army, ■” , T * , r * " M ,on-----------------------------------------------III of their 22 meeting*. U u tprlng pitcher while crushing the New ^ u b lc, two aingles and a walk. He trained her in 1933: Charles Vie-^ York Yankees. |o 3 . ‘ h j * * « W M e . Tomorrow night the fans will Corpus C h ri.tl, here since Ia*t the Kedt towed it wouldn't happen tor Davis, Hlandenboro, N. C ; Hie Cardinals got In l^ rssn in The U s Angeles Dodgers, set- *** • rem atch of thesame a t a r Tuesdsy. was attem p tin g !<• get in again hut Milwaukee won IT of 2: Charles Dees, Birmingham. Ala ; ihe third for s u rum on three hits, *»"( * ho* cahlbition pace, climbed siuddid sextet, friturm g th ree of another warm-up session prior to en route to anulhrr pen.ant. Eddie II. k'ishrr. Corpus Christ), the In Ihe lop of the Florida Grape ,h r Iceal best against S ira s o ta 'j 0p*ninr its exhibition schedule The two rlu b i elathed Sunday two errors ami awalk, lour of Tex.; Mxrion Fricivno, North Col. runs being earned. lt)nc Duren, fruit U agu* standings by edging 'Ho of hustlers. The in ter city here tomorrow a g a in st the Mobile tot the flrrt tim e thin year. It wat Hn*. N. Y., former Mx.or League Washington, 2-1, In a game halted feature will hi|hlight a 10 event Ben* of tha Southern Association butler, most piom lnent with Kan­ by rain after seven innings. •!*!• beginning at 110 Carl llubbell, m in o r league dlsas City Athletics. > Gui Zernial, who shires Ihe m a -' Greyhoundsiwlll cover the eaclt- rector for Ihe G ian ts, said this J >r league record of nine plnch-hlt *n* •hree-elghths mUe distance In morning that wet grounds form! Thomas F. Haller. Lo*kp«n, McCoy have given the nod ^ la By Jerry (nsinglon homers with Cy Williams and Hob ,h* special event. postponement of an early work III ; Ronald S. Il-rbcl, Brtghttnn, right hanucr Richard Barnes to ™ e S . "lord Semmole. will open In the Sarasota rom pelltion. ’ o>ut M ay. If t h . weatherman cotana Clevenger, Ramos (tty and by Ifnfman, blasted a pint h hit l.sbibitton Baseball Retulls go lo the mound against the also Col.: Donald llym an. Phoc-ux. the left field fence Happy Joe Lucky swept ac ro ss operates, the t r . m . were sche" " J * " h” , b l l ‘ hf r" ,0 homer over { Tailed Press International I'orter, Courtnev («;>. Winner—Megreen Grayhounds. Barnes hsd a William Hay Jcnkim , home t» » i «*• with one on and two out in the Ihe fast track In 3ft (3 seconds, ouled to get dow.f to business this »‘«hl not listed; M!> hae! Lee, M*y-( At Lakeland. I'la. 3-1 record last season and was Dev jit. Lover—C'levcngrr, afternoon. Greyhounds of Ixingwood ninth tn give the Detroit Tigers a lo best Klego by one and one wood. Cal.: Hirhard LrMay, <Tn. [Idea go (A t Hint (too l u o - I i o very Impressive with his good ■ h . ' | , , , It will be the first game for Al SI. I'rlrrsb u rg , III. 2-1 victory over the Chicago White half lengths. Tampa's Derby win Detroit • uoo wm 002— 2 d o A. Phoenix .h e c k .d In. cox,he, y>otri rounty , rhonl, Game ttmr rontrol. Ila lacked speed, but in cinnall; G'enn S McXIlnn, 'lc«a. ner. Roman Story, ran fourth tie wnd Mout. f..r m e Giant* got ,, g , j „ Memorial ooa iuj ooj—io it n A m .; Jam c. Miller J r . Miami, pierce. Latman (SI. Shaw <• > St. Louis Siadlurr. prr seavon slrtlls thr youngster hat Is Gus Triando* hit a Ihree-mr. hind the SOKC trio ready lo look tn e player* over Coaches Dive Latidr and Jim found the rip. Hr hat fmr form Fla.; Manuel Mot*, Michigan 021 uw ooo— 3 0 2 aiyi Lollar. Rurnsldr. Morgan (71 New York Tonight's 10event card startin g tlrogllo. Miiell tty and Green. homer off Howard Herd in the and Wilson Winner—Morgan. Lot snd could work Into Ihr Semi- City. Mitb. erJ-Shaw. HR Zernial. Kuhlmawi («> Larsen, Duren <(>, m th wn'ng «n »n»P » l»r *"<1 at I 10 launches Ihe club's driv e Jamr* Myers. Yiegues, Pucito nolo*' outstanding (wirier Henry ullronstad .w ....... (71 ..... ......... ., v 4 into ihe homestretch. Racing will amt Howard. Winner _*■'«. —' b» ............. Baltimore Orioles At Orlando, F ll. Shoemarher and lefty Boh Day- Rico; Gaylord J. P erry, Jam es, —Itroglio. U s e r —Larsen. HRS— victory over Ihe K am i* City Alh- close for Ihe season March 34 (T innings, raini will be available should Barnes ville, N. C.; Melvin Hob Perry, Idles. It was Baltimore s third with a special m ature, followed log Angeles OHi too o - J t l Kssegian, Tate. Nsw Bern. N. C.j George B. tile. straight trium ph. in the evening hy an all s ta r IIWashington 010 00u o— 1 2 o At Tampa, U s . Although the Seminoles have not Prescott, raraiso, P a n a m a ; 302 oto o il—It t* I Harry Anderson dro<r In four i race schedule lo round out th e >2 McDevlit, Harris (S) and Plena- Milwaukee shown many sluggers in prr sea­ James Lamar (D ustyt Rhodes, Cincinnati ixro ill ou2— 3 0 2 runs with three hits, including a day meet, certain lo be the ken (allege B asketball Results son drills, several have shown po­ Montgomery. Ala., hero of th e! I'alled Press international Jay, Hamillon « i , (Sillry i a y homer, and Yalmy Thoms* hit a nel club's best season In Its his tential. F irst Baseman Jam es l?il World Scries for the Glam* Last week sawr some mighty tory. N IT and Ranrw. Purkrv. A ikrr f«y. 1three-run hom er to lead Ihe PhilMarkham, last year's hatting av a pinchhttter against Clrva* low score* rolled In the Sandipur New York Schmidt (»l and Halley. Winner— adrlphi* Phillies to a I t s victory Attendance snd total betting Rowling league, as everyone be- d u m p with a hefty .433 average, land. (Kecaad Rouadi Jay. lu’ier—Purkey. I IR -P . Rob »‘er the Pillsl.urgh Pirates. Dick handle records will fill hy the Richard Dean SsiVns-, 1^>« An* moaned Ihe fart that they couldn't goes into the openrr as thr clean inson. J-’tuart and Mill Yirdon homered wayside, in addition lo a new Provider.ee M M anhattan Wi g*les; D o n a l d »1. Sttichek, up hil.er. hit the side of a barn 137 wss At Fort Myera. Fla lor the losera. record pay off of 12.3A3. Fan* are New York U. 90 Denver at Youngstown, Oho., just disrbaig* The big sophomore came from the highest game rolled and 427 (Quarter Finals) Philadelphia 311 211134-13 13 1 The Cleveland Indians scored an still talking wistfully about th at the bench early last aeason. Hit ed from the Army, trained with the highest series. 012 n o m i— R 12 t unearned run in Ihe last of tha tremendous daily double paid F r i­ Bradley ST Butl»r 77 AUGUSTA. Ga. (U l’l l - Louise Pittsburgh field play haa improvid greatly. Giant* befutc; Sal Taormina, 71 lloth three score* were rolled St. John s t l St. lionaventurr _______ _________ _______ Simmons. Farrell il l , Semprurh ninth lo ilefral Ihe Itosion lied day afternoon for a single $2 tic Suggs and Betsy Rawls acrerd on by Wllson-Maler players, but II H •** t4 |> m aster the mitt, lie San Jn>», Cal.; William Wilson, NCAA P astern Regk.ials on# thing today—neither had e v e r 1 ( 7 ian d l»pwta, Thomas I f l / S o i , 6-1. Pumpvle Green fumbled kei. 1 just wasn't enough to help them should bo a top performer all long Reach, Cal.; Hoy Wright, Charlotte. V C . shot a bellcr round of golf. Klmc, lladdix (5), Jackson I9 » ,\ic Puwar's double (day grounder,, At 2 p m Sunday, fan* will Buchtcl. Ohio; Andrew R. Yetshn,, In their try for first place They the way. (F ia a l) For Miss Sugga a veteran of ,n<* " in n e r — Simmons, allowing Jim Piersall to score Ihe have a chance lo see Ihe fastest Centrritelder Alex McKibbin and Brunswick. N. J . and Royc* lost two games to AIIC Garbage West Virginia SO Boston U. S2 the golf wars, a final round 71 l-oter—Kline. HRS—Stuart, II. An tie breaking run. It was iloiton'i of non grevhound dogs scoot a fte r Shortstop Cecil Dandridge are the Youree, Coaling*, Cal. I Service and It was a see saw (Consolation) first loss in eight rihihition Swiftie. the m erhsniril ra b b it. was what she needed Sunday In derton. Thomas, Yirdon. battle all Ihe way. ABC took the known remaining dangerous hit games. Ten escltlng, aid humorous, h ea ts Navy 70 St. Jo sep h ’* s Pa. > M win the 20th annual women'* first gam r by a wide margin, lert. McKibbin will start his first MAA M ideast Regional* At San Diego, Calif Tllleholdcrs champion. Her 72The Chicago Cubs San Francisco are slated anJ priirs will he then Wilson Maier came back and srason a t a regular. He hat Fvanslon. III. lloiton 401 410 tol—l 7 2 holt total was 2*7. Giant, rthibilion at Yuma, A m . , 1 given all e n ln n ti, as well as won the sennd game with pins shown power In all fields. Dand(F in a l) 001 012 001—3 II 1 f |,,r r i|r ,j because of high special aw ard, for winners f o r Miss nawls. her round of Cleveland ridge, an All-OBC telecilon last Dclock, Bauman (3), Wall ( » „ ln<| TO—two stroke* under men'* fig­ Thursday, the Huh has srh rd u l Louisville R* M ichigan St. SI . .. lo spare. The third ^am e stayed evrn In the end, with ABC win- season. It a smooth fielder, has (Con sot a lion l ures on the Augusta t.'ountr; Club andd Sullivan. Score. F errarrse cd another Ladies Night, snd nesl nine by Just three pint, one of hit well in the past two seasons eoarse and only one slroxe off the (>). llrodowskl (7), Sligman (01 Monday derby elimination* will Kentucky 9R M arquette « NCAA Midwest Rrglsnilt these was Ihe lone pin that Wil He it a fine utility man, can cover women'* course record — it was and Nison, llrnwn 181. Winner— highlight a 1* rice slate. The O n Kanford't Jay Hebert today wax Lawrence, Kansas son Mater spotted ABC In handi­ several positions on Ihe diamond another bridesmaid finish She Sligman. Loser—Wall, lilt Held. tral Florida Derby is set for F ri - 1 51.304 richer, thanks to a steady | One of tha biggest surprises bat (Consolation 1 cap The furniture team had a Chicago (N I vs. Sao Francisco wound up second with 2*1 . day, M arrh 27. Sanford O rlando a been the showing of second ba-e- came which brought him second *4<i scratch game to ABC's *42. Miss Rawls, ihe Spartanburg. 1 at Yuma. Arir., cancelled, high fastest octet will fly over the. Tesas Christian 71 DrPaul S3 (F in al 1 The week saw* little change In man George Perldrt. The little place In the SIS.uOi) Pensacola R. C-, balder who has wun virtual­ wind. marathon distance In the long ' league standings a* ABC remained sophomore it a good player afield Dp*" g"tf tournament yesterday, Ciacmnall M K ansas Slate 73 ly avery other event In wumrn'a awaited contest of champions. The touring pro for Mayfair in first place with 19-11. followed and, although not a big man, can NCAA W estern Regtanils golf, has finished second three The Navy Sandflies will meet Ran F ran cisro , Calif. by noumillat l Anderson Drugs punch the hall to all field* He Inn had a 72-b«le tidal of 272. times here, but never first. 1 their rugged Canadian opponents (Consolation) with 37*x-12'a. Wilson Maier Fur could n u k e or break the IntlelJ three stroke* higher than Paul "This was a i great a round as neat •Saturday on the Rugby field Ilatnry of Worcester. Mas*. For nlture Co IMS. Perfection Dai- this aeason. Idaho St. 71 U tah V . U 1'va ever shot when Ihe p rrtsu rr on Celery Ave. his winning 249, lla in ry collected Festivities will hegin tonight at n e t 14-Di, Robson Sporting Goods (F in a l) waa on", Misa Suggs said. "I When the whittle blows at 2 12.440. knew that Betsy was breathing BOSTON (ITT 1 - Rob P e ttit, California to SI. M ary's (Cal 1(4 U 'v l T ', . and Wade'a Market with 7 13 with Ihe SHS pen band and p in , the overstred football will cheerleaders gelling things off lo NAIA Tournam ent Ilarnry entered the filial SA 10 20 . down my neck all the way." who pared the St. laiuit Hawks disappear in a pile of sturdy Kansas (Tty. Ma. Roumlllat A Anderson took over a roaring sta rt The Boosters Club hole* with a five-ttm ke lead Ho MDS Rawls. who was In third 10 in r n r»i In the Western Division championlimbs, and muscular physiques. (F in a l) Ihe number twn spot hv winning Is sponsoring Ihr lid lifter. They fired a seven under par 6-3 in thw 1 plare going into Ihe final round Saturday ship with h it record • breaking h a t predicted a 72 on Sunday STOWK, VI. ( LIT i- Bud M rrn .The Royal Canadians will V marksmans hip. today was over- Tenn Alii 97 Pacific Lutheran !7 all three games from Prrferlion. urge all mem bers of Ihe club to morning round and a 70 In tha final yesterday afternoon. Desplto (( on eolation 1 The drugstore learn had the high­ give baseball full support. would win il "So what do I do," r r of Steamboat Springs, Colo, flown lo Sanford from ^’rntacola whelmingly named the National his twn great round*. Harney ln*t she asked, "but shoot the most won Ihe Vermont Slate giant sla for the match. The learn will re ­ . Hasketball Astorlrlion'a most vain- Southwest Tex St. R7 Ft. Hays Rn est srrirs. IM7 229! Alberta Shaw, I :wn stroke* to Hebert over the last captain of this learn, had Ihr satisfying round of my life and lorn ski title with a lime of two main overnight at the Sanford t pia player or 193! il. The 6 foot. 9 inch former All- Rensselaer 71 Lawrence Trrh (( lone spill pick up with her 37 end up ternm l’ " minutes, II R seconds, while llelty Naval Air Station, where they TEA.NECK. N J . I UN I — Len 3fi holev. spare. Harney's score wa» a new record Snlte of Norwich, Vt , won Ihe will lie pioperly fried In Ihe ' good America ftum leiuisiana State poll­ Rochester Tech »l Clarkson 90 Duncan, Philadelphia, won the old American way." Other action in the league saw IN) lap feature event of thr midg­ for the Prn*acola Open, nowr In Its ed 273 points In the first voting Women's giant slalom In I Yt 2. Rnbfon Sporting Goods lake tw o 1et *utn races at Ihr Tranrck A r­ fourth year, Mill nursing bruise* and cha­ ever done on a national siale by llnccr Will Return BRISIIANK, Australia (CPU game* from Wade * Markrl. Nei mory, followed In second plaie hy Herb Klllnft of Australia won a grin from Iasi oweek's driest at •port* w riters, rapturing 2t of the Rob Ro.burg, Palo Alto, C alif, DAYTONA REACH tl'P li- P a l •her of these teams has rescind Roger Railey of Patrivogue, N.Y. who went Into |h* final round In Ihe hands of Ihe Cansdisns, th r 2( possible first place vote*. mile run in 3 3R9, Flaherty, Chicago automob >e r,eRookie Elgin Ravlor of the ing driver in|ured In r are at .ip form this half, but are still and in third place hy Johnny Coy •econd plare. was tied a t 27C b> . HALMNDALU. Fla. «1*1*11 - local Itughy learn has hern prac­ , I Chandler Harper, Portvmouth, Va. H rtlrr Bee drfeatrd Amerigo, (lie ticing after work every day to 3|mneapolit lukers finished «er- Springfield, III . a f te r winning the in the running, with IS more of Freeport, N.Y. 1(2 --------------point* and two first• 1934 Indianapolis Speedway event, gam es lo lie played this year Itoiburg filed a record breaking 42 lti-2'i avunte in Ihe Appleton gain the polish needed lo secure «.rd with ----- — - - -— Tomorrow nights artion will victory. place voles. Third plare went to j, . 1, , ^ to return to action at the Mary (Jurrn of Scols. who was in the third round, but carded a 72 Handicap al Gulfstream Park find IVrfrrtion and ARC on lanei liehradrd in I3S7. was reputed lo in the last, A vital morale faci&i was add-jR"*' Cousy of the Rostnn Ueltir*. new Daytona track April 4 , ROWIK. Md. ( U I 'IM I a r a Hals I and 2. Roumlllll’s and Wade's have a different wig — or "perc ing defraud Plum, the R3 choice, rd Friday when approill was Cousy hail 121 votes and the Ken Yenturl. I’ato Alto, and on 3 and I, and Robson's and wyke" —- for every day of the Frrddlr Has*. New Orleans, tied a*. glinted for the Sandllies' trip to first plate vote. in Ibr Howie Handicap h Wilson lla irr's on lanes 3 ami < year, according lo the National , 277. Nest cam* A rt Wall J r , and P U A i.rp , C ierhoilavakta il I 'll B e rm u d a , March 2S April 3 i)ur ------------ ■ UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. ( ITT) ----------------------------1 —Canada defeated the U. S. 4 1, Ing Rugby Week in Ihr Hrlllsh Geographic M agannr. I Arnold Palmer, earh with 271. —Fifteen of Ihr 22 players who In HUv3. only 2.000 persons lived In world am ateur Icr hockey tour­ island, the Navy men will p!*y| DUNEDIN. Fla. (U P D -ln manned IVnn S ta le 's first two in Belfast, which is now the capinament. tram s from the Bntiih Army, little* whirh do not include the football units m th e trim 's final t a I of Ulster, or Northern IreSundas Bermuda and Ivy league rollrges week-end Pensacola Open. A rt game of 193! will return for the land, and has a population of (SO.AUGl'SIA, Ga. l l ’l 'l l — laiulse of Ihe U. 5 Wall of Pocono Manor, Pa , r e ­ 1PM season 1 *00. Suggs of Sea Island, Ga , won the Tram Captain Tom Hamillon mained far in front In piofessionwomen's titlrholdrrs golf litis- with Is ronfldrnl that Saturday the al golf's I93g mer.ry-vrinmng race O. D. Farrell’H a 2*7 for the four rounds Sandflies wilt defeat the Canadl with lll.e io . l ITlNSACOi.A, Fla. <l)PI t - Paul an*. Sanford residents are urged Harney of 'A urcetlrr, M as*, woe. tn attrnd the maleh. Rugby Is The l \ 5. private and enmirverIhe Pensacola Open gulf lourn* not tiddly winks, and thrills are ten and a half million vehicles. ment with a 19 under par 249, a Placed bumper lo bumper, (hey tournament record. ll)M* I In tbe offine would rircle the earth. Seminoles To Host Long wood Tonight Exhibition Results Low Scores Rolled Cage Scores In Sandspur Loop Rawls Bridesmaid At Augusta Again Jay Hebert Takes 2nd Al Pensacola Rugby Team Ready For Home Contest Sports Briefs Bob Pettit Picked As Most Valuable ( Wins Midget Race 1~> Starter Return Art Wall In Front Arcade Package Store F e a tu r in g Tha 310 V ery K. Heat ALL 4 - 7 - 5 Is Not The Same, Thrre are more Ilian 343 inde­ pendent scientific lalxiratnrirt In the D. S. working on research and development In consultation with 1 industry. 1«t There’s a rugged ‘Jeep’ vehicle.for your,jobs!, More American* were woundrd in World W'ar II Itun In all other U. S. wars put together. Hugged 'jeep! vehicles have the extra traction of i-whee! drive tn drliver vour pavloads to arras ordintr* trucks la n 'l rear h —shill eauljr into m n v rn iio o al 2-whee! drive fur'economical high*** travel. And with power take-off, they operate nvsnv kinds of spertal equipment. Th*’*** I l- \\ lircl-Hrive 'Jeep! vehicle to 6t jo u r tp rritc needs! LOOKING FOR SOME> E X T R A -C A S H ? Cam* in a n d talk lo vs if yaw fo o d m oney for sa asa flal expenses. Y eu'IM lke our w ay of d o in f business Forward I onir«d‘Jr*p' Tracks .11 unequalled rf<mi-iv)l.*s ef iwsnetiverskd'l* fed |*t«lna4 rapacity! rASTtSgRVICi I uivvrsa! Je ep '.., dee* huadreda af jobs! la R M _ __ _ <_ . . . . . O R A 'T I O N lit M fy ffrM d n U (Mriy «f 4-VkML-lrbft i' V flflriaa ( liK lyA dob^ fNoaoo Co^aaahoo nW h WUTI...aartfs lopsl ssriHaan H (-MaO-bka ssMUm 1st as ss-Ua-h! SsoaasasBm Mail .ewM-rmwant- Toi GArirnMNI •1*6 WU0 CotMiai Wri. ..,.orr..mrT. Tal CAedwvi-MO CORDELL'S 601 Mb S lx a e l K ut Hunl’a Tuxedo J'c«d Store handlea only Ihe heller gradea of A rm our f-erliliier*, containing organic ma* leriaU and o th e r added plant food eiemenla nrcesuuiry for imiger ftid in g , better color, and improved plant heallh. | INTER-CITY MATCH RACE Tomorrow Night S O K C vs. SARASOTA See HunUa Tuxedo Feed Store for better plant food, rearonahly priced, nnd for all other gardening need a. fi ( hampinn Greyhound* Compete For Honor* In Tenth • Itace, Over A *»lh Mile Course. ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Post Time 8:10 P.M. H U N T 'S 'Jeep' Utility W#|i*0 . . . dual purpose tekirl* te l Imsiatae tad faaJ) I t » .T.TolfAMoaMN) Raeulla obtained hy uaing any fertiliser la governed by (hr qualify of Ihe ingredient* of Ihr fertiliser. Inexprnaivr promotional grade* are al! chemical, giving rentill* of ahort duration. ONLY CJ. A C f F I N A N C E C O m> ---- even though made by the same Company1 REPAIR Sanford, KU. T U X ED O FEED STORE Authorized agent in Sanford TWELVE MORE DAYS * OF RACING AT S.O.K.C. Track Clowe* Mar. 30 MATINEE W E I).. FRI. * SAT. Jerry Collin*. Operator Sorry, No Minora x In brndnomi SO year*, meeting your home and garden needa 12 months of the year. 118 S. Sanford Ave. F A 2-2624 Located 6 MRoa South Of Sanford On Highway 17-9* �^V — * Defense Squabble: If Guess Wrong ? McKeeMo,orC0, y . n j m m .r . « ii j c* a i» wAsin.Nr.Tov mu _ “ , .... *, * __ _ _ , T. .. will Open Tuesday Nine Dead; Midwest Staggers Under Storm Assault WASHINGTON (L'PI) — llivf uhji iiifv would____ pity for tt citlien lor the thr rg r i rrn n cr .t citlren who tfffcii the facti in d# *cek» Ibc f*ct* in the the hlanns blaring de feme-budget controvcrty between W reaident Eltenhower and tbr Democratic C ongrtii. There are loo many e tp e rti; too many .pecchri; too many word! The rontroveriy i* the hottett of our lime!. It t* the mo»t Important. If V. S. detrnie polity it miitaken now- and if the miitakr it large enough. Red bomh« may wither the flowert of tpring in (hit country, to ta y nothing of citucni cogit, cititrm from eo*»t eo*.t to w a it. \Non* . , n# but k,.,* i* hhnn#i#«i m i r would m-tmlii o p e ln i rcynic . . 0nt - ‘ c>,nle woul‘1 believe for in in .tan t that the politician! engaged in this defence •pending ronlrovrny merely are playing politic* for partiian ad vantage. It li th rir country, too They have wive* and fam itiri and homei If Enenhower ie wrong. hi! grandchildren are a* likely at any lo be criiped by nuclear fire That goet. equally, for Dean Ache ton, former tecrelary of itate 'Spies' Numerous On Berlin Border FRANKFURT. Germany tt'P I naval air force He had been —The wriler of tpy ih rillen could leader of a tquadron of what it have a field day here. reported to be NATO* mott verf t Coded nam rt, telephone call, m ile anil tub d e frn trt — thr from untracrable public bootht. turbo-prop "C annef planet p»rkforged dorum entt—they re almott rd with .ecret electronic equip ment. a part of daily life here on the In December, Intelligence pick­ fringe of the Iron Curtain where ed up the editor of an inform, the Com munuti pay for inform, non trrvire. He tupplied a popu tion about Weitcrn defenin lar tervlce on Communiit bloc Some of-thctc ta ie t, when '(ie me inlelllgenoe terrier tp irt are taught, find Ihcir wav , il(j BJI on|y „ jur on to court recor.lt. rtpionagr againtt the Weil. Ed llclfcr it the Lmt.wJ P rett lhfy p ltk H up , ^International editor in r«ankxurt. private pilot, hit wife and a pho* with any new tm in here, p*rlj tographer. They had been tiling of hit Job it to run thete ilorie* , iurpiu, firttiah World War II tlnwn and lo report them when 3,rp |ln f j„ tit,r p ic tu rrt of thipt. they ran be told without involving po r J , „nf| hndget. The going W rt'.-rn iccurity. price w»i taid to be 1125 a pic*, lie w at remembering « few the lurp oilier night. The battle being waged hy Wett .Since la»t October. German German rounter-intelligenre it counler-intelligenre hat a rre te d inn.tty a nlent one. rtorrnt of pertont on charge* of Tbe newt of Ihete arreiti. if it "treatonable t i n to a foreign rniTtrt out at all, ro m ri tlowly ^ K iw er.” and it confirmed only after in ™ Mott of them involve northern qutry. ilefentct along thr itratcgic Hal tic Sea, where Ruttian aubma At one time, Cbineae imporled rm et abound and in an area et lo work in the rollon field* of Arpecially »en*iti*e to the R u.iiant ( k*n)1, received an allowanre of hecaute of their work on rocket a half pound of opium a i part of th ru pap. ry I.ad Or t o h e r, inlelligencr picked up a pilot in the German Th# throw, 1 mouifiih# c m tur« (hat ii the world s im aU tit mammal, can consume IU own weigh’ in m iecti every three ^ |v ( I I I * TV J l li#.t:-« i (11 H i . houn. Legal Notice # tm 4 nv m i H 0 W «ini m m S AN FO R D FA 2-1562 116 MAGNOLIA AVK. 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Th* modrrB lr®pic*' *howro^n’ The .now -weary Midwr.t .tag The inquiring e a rn e .l cttlien el * e Kf t Mo' or Co- hM attracted < ft^ j ln thp w .k . „f # Momet for the ila tr high tehool.day night by the .lorni at l.lng i r l s haskrtball champMnship St'*-# « ftrr Attrndm^ the cannot rope with the flood of ar- much attention from the p ittin g nPlr blirm rd w h i c h .tailed were ttrande.1 overnight in the ***** * high tchool tourney. gument about defenie and .pend- public. train ., marooned thou .a ii.lt of Veteran* Memorial Auditorium. | —Thouvandv of *«tert were mg un lett he u n d erttan d t that situated at H i Trench Ave . .he p .M o n .^ n d m ^nvmunlcat.on^ ^ > oun|„ ( rf dlnrw l rock •„ trarpc.l by mow in hotel!, tnuritl there are two trp a ra tr a re a t of open ditplay area it typical o.' roll recordl through the night hornet and motel* in northern by 50 tn M m p h . wind*, piled di.pute The firit it hov. to meet Wind* in the d a te Florida, hut uiually further toulh up patolytm g .nuwt from N(* while th rir elder* tried In tnatch Michigan the e m it coming in W e.t Hcrlin »one tleep oa benehe* Mon of reached 7A m p .h , whipping up The McKee Molor Co. it the b ratg t through Miring.n. if and when the Kremlin handt the cage (ant left for home Sun­ 25-foot drift* TtKHiiandi of car* It roared into r t.ie rn Canada day. over ttt rriponnbilitie. to the m u ll of a rhildhood ambition were a'-andonrd in central and Robert E. iBohi McKee, alwayt during th . night, but ttr.mg Puppet Eatt German government Ac he ton pul it th tt way in a wanted to own in automobile wind, continued to batter the agenry. Now the 14-year-old San- |uwer G reat L*kn regiun and ca tu al convenation: The great quettion it whether ford man h i. authonied .ale* ea.tem t pper Michigan, where Nikita Khruihrhev r e a l i f t that and terviee for Renault and Teu .now depth* averaged to to 50 inehr*. GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC Eltenhower meant w hat he tayi grot c a rt. Tbe new thop it fully equipped The tiorm , tornuloe* »nd Te\ —m eant that the W rit will not give an Inch on Rerlin. Eitenand itaffed with factory trained a . prairie fire* wer. blamed f»r hower evidently It ronvinced thatfm echanirt. Howard Butcher It in at lea*t nine death* Three periiie R uttiant are aw are of hit m a r g e of the tervdee department ton* were killed tn Ark*-;ia* Itrfram e of mind, Dick Geiger headt the itaff of ra d io , at Opal, Mok.< ar>d OwentAUTOMATIC W A SH IR «iiie. A fire f‘ghier died of burnt Arheton douhti that Khmthchev tileim en it convinced. Achet'm would con­ There are more than H i fran- In T e ta t. F.aert^on or etpo*ure in lotaa and vince the R uitim t by potitive ac­ rhited Renault and Pegeot deal claimedtwo live* tion tuch at a m a .tiv e re en­ ert m the If. S. According to one each in lllmoi* and Michigan. forcement of IT. s . military McKee, th r Renault r»ik« firtt in And an Ohio man « « killed «y a iu ik rams m um n » virength in Wettern Europe. Ache Imported ta lei tn Florida. Tbe when blown from a *ec.>nd floor ton believe! Khru.hchev would earl are priced low, yet give porch by SO m deanhour wind. iumc Highlight* of the Weather .dil­ come to the brink and flop. Thr eu ellen t roadability and gai mile ation included: form er vecretary believet. alto, age. he v>d - F o u r of the Chicago and Grand opening of MrKee Motor that unlett Eltenhower ordert tuch p o iu u t action the R utiiani Co. will be held Tueaday from R North W rilern Rat-way'* ciack will tom e lo the brink and go over a. m. to > p. m Free refrrih- .Irram tiner* carrying about JOil —World War HI would be on menu will be »er*ed lo viiiloea. pa**enger* in Wi«eon.ifl were " Eltenhower l antw er lo Ache The ahowroom will te open even- •tailed hy 10-tu-l5foot drift* mini tor. * demand vrat m ade with con Inga to make potuhle v m ti by of Sunday. Plow« freed three of them A but with 23 per*ont vincing vigor. He laid It would working people and fam itiri. be futile and foolith to attempt fo MeKre la the form*r o j* !.||er a hoar,| w at duck four hourt In stall the Ruttian ground fo rm uf the Seminole Monument Co He drift* and ntoit bu< operation! In on the plaint of W ettern Europe it married, and live* at 202 Oak­ the d ate were eanrellrd. — Snow emergenrie* were dewith ground fo rm nf NATu. Ike land Drt*e The McKeea have one dared in Milwaukee, Sheboygan. will I.Hv.e alomic w .r ag ain .! the child, ■ little girl, App.r‘.<in and iirren liar. Wit., Sov iet I nion if Khruthchev fo.e. t kirn to do to. That thould be The Briliah Pod Office wt« el- and In 12 Witmn-in eountte*. clear enough, even to the Krem­ tabluhed In 1*«0 during the reign •Sheboygan County wai isolated, lin. Authoriliea were unable to keep of King C hirlet If. See Our Ultra Modern Showroom! to b t o t t h i h i g h c o a t o f d r i v i n g . *• D a u p h in e * 11 \\ r I’mn-vKifil I-tlo.tr, 1-pAMfnyrr j*o(ljin with foather-tmirh otrerinjr vh * c . . . oul.vinntlinir rear m cinr rnadahlllly . , , up !<> 13 MILES OS A GAL­ LON.! ■ * tlnn nat. 1695. f l u . I*, .la ir U l RENAULT 4CV !•. 1 World'* lowest priced I d*>nr, fumilv* niyed *ed»n . . . Rurieri. roadnbilitv und economy . . . up lo 30 MILES ON A GAL. LON: *1395. Pul. 1*1 R ule T ,« PRICES INCLUDE HEATER, DEFROSTER, TURN SIGNALS! Other equipment optional 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Tomorrow - March I? - FUN & REFRESHMENTS Sanford's Only Dealer For Small Cars Exclusively Thara'i more fun in living whan you our butin«>t to help you got there Conte by and enjoy a with th* least inconvenience and in free RC or NKHI live in a homo of your own. And, it's the shortest possible time. Stop ini cJ{i2J2 jdI oA 1t Authorized Sales and Service for Renault and Peugeot Automobile# 800 FRENCH AVE. FA 2-4095 fo . �t i * } i w• • »r » < o I+ \ *: ■ ;! r .- 5 i -• A > •: f = Tg i :s:Z5 e | •4 ~» 3 F? P° ar 2 o 2 2_5J 'CM «• 2 rr • £ r v; 2 ^ ________ « •*• *• ’ 'Hill " In “ ? ? a Sf ►» 5 1S5?*! „*■>— > —- 5 ^ « U | _ n •• ^ ^^ a *>•— ■ -* ■ ,X *w •a > . 2 v. «* *•“ uw C 3Sa^ S ~ r > j 7 3 . 3 r. r i'g l n 3 • » 5J : I 5 3 S 5 ,S 3 ? ^ 5 d S ? i 5s l * 3* i i i i r . ^> a v: ': -i 5. ? 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S u ^rP H O l i f t l i , X H « c r - GROUND M NM R OMUO N C K O C T SM OKER x BEEF -BACON (OLDEN RIPE BANANAS 29 2 99 S W IFT'S SKINLESS O ft A Z A U A B I A N f t m 'S A I N U L M OUSE F R A N K S * 49 ‘ Instant KAN m o ® COFFEE BOILED HAM S MMF • I SAVE & WANT SP WWW 11.00 POOO OROEfi itw f f k ii S A V E icon ^ W IN TO U T ‘TISSUE-10 " f Y N I- T A S T I” IVAP. SHORTENING M V EG ET O LE SOL IB FREE! 1 0 )Ot CAN TOMATOES FR E S H CAUGHT SPA NISH g| 10 I | l ( M A C K E R E L-lb HAND PAINTED PORTRAIT LARGE SIZE (20x24) NOTHING TO HUY JUST REGISTER AT FOOD FAIR — THE WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED CORY CROWN JEWEL C O FFEE PERCOLATOR NOTHING TO BUY JUST REGISTER QUICK PBOZIM . p o llu c k O Q P ER C H F IU E T S - fc J r ed IN. K I P . TONE IT P O T PIES n c n w M T rwoiBN ~ s lic ed STR AW B ER R IES :* 4 ilH Y av \ . m F R E E ■*, 1 GEN ERA L PV» •f • M W * t ~15 19c A L K A S ELT ZER A LLP W O M 99c Yahw 1 39 # | £ Q FERTILIZER ‘T * ] 0 * E LE C T R IC ROTISSERIE LARGE PLARTIC LAUNDRY B ASKET *500 .00 WORTH APPROXIM ATELY I L K PACKIB THE W O R LD S LARGEST GROCERY B AS K ET JUST GUESS THE CLOSEST TO THE NUMBER OF PILLS IN OUR BIG VIAL AT THE NEW FOOD FAIR STORE DRAWINGS 7:00 P. M. SAT. MAR. 21 GOOD O N LY PRICES GOOD MON. IN S A N FO R D TUES. O N LY �4 County Commissioners Request 11-Point Legislative Program | ty id own and nperatw a Tb* Samtaota County Commit- 1 of Thia developed within the past lion today revealed an 11-point within the county. I few week* after Commtiaion The program, (or the moot part, orri;rim , designed to live the Chairman John K rider revealed JP.niy more home rule, which ia the aatne aa that discussed d u r­ | that Oaceola Airport at Lake liarwill be fought in the Legislature ing a recent meeting between ne> might beeomt available to the L'ommiaiiontra and members of county lor I t. provided legislation this year. Heading th* Uat U ■ request to the local legialalivt delegation. t ia passed to allow the eounty to One new Item which appears on ] own and operate an airport. give the Commiaaion authority to Other proposal! on the list are: levy aiaeaamrnU (or building of the Uat is a request (or authori lUirushchev Halts Nasser Support CAIRO (U P I) —Soviet Premier hie" interference to tbs U.A f . ' t Nikita Khrushchev's support of internal affairs. nni.»e tagainst i i u u i ^ Khruihehtv i U||to> Moscow^ statem ent toe Iraqi r««m Communists ^ th# iW# President Gamal Abdel Nasser ^ | rg), ^ t|)e b itu r quarrel with Ms ended the lorg Sovlet-U.A.R. j \ | , Mr over the Communist pen* Iraqi boncym oun. 1 *“tration **“ “*of *— 1 “ Premier Abdel Khrushchev a e < u a • d Nasaar Karim Kassem's government. N asser's reaction was a* quick Monday of wanting id innei Iraq to the U.A R. Within a few houra and aa sharp as hi* replies to al­ Nasaar m apped back and accused leged Western Interference in Khrushchev of "totally unaccepta- Arab affairs. Both leader* said they wanted to keep good relations, but their public exchange made it clear they were on opposite side*. Naaaer referred sharply to "new form* of Imperialism.'* Diplomats here s p e c u l a te d whether the split will cut Rus­ County Commissioners played to sia's huge aid program lo Egypt which began when the Communist a full bouse today. Sealing was scarce aa a large hl.-vr told Nasser arr-V it- V"** u.ne* then Russia has promised delegation appeared to object lo N asser 1278 million In aid. toe present operation of Herdin'* A third Middle Ecat counlry Dairy on Summerlin Ave. now involved in a war of word* Mr*. Eugene OlUnartin present with Russia ia Iran, tha pro-W est­ a petltsou signed by US real ern nation which borders both la adjacent to the plant. "Tha quitoet are very bad, and chil­ Iraq and Russia. Iran charged dren can get aback ia the muck ia Monday that Soviet plane* mad* •1 flights over Its territory la tha f » ditch." aha laid. Johr K rider, ebalrraaa of the past three months; the charge* Hoard added, "1 have Used there followed a Soviet propaganda b a r­ for nearly to year*, and tha plica rage at Iran's naw pact links with filthy. The watar Juat aland* in tha W ait ditch, and Hardan apparentfc d •* nothing about I t " Krloer said tha city and county both had offared lo clear tha ditch, wtotich la oo private property. ®Th* eounty U nitarian told the Board that n* would like to k « tbs dairy improve its conditions and eventually move its operation. LONDON (UPI) - T h e Waat will Citing rapid growth in tha area, propose In a not# to the Soviet Val Robbins laid. "Granted the Union this week that foreign min­ dairy era a there first. bet it was ister! meet May 11 in Geneva on to ha only temporary-" tha Berlin and German problem*, Commissioner* adopted a resolu­ authoritative sources said today. tion asking correction of tha situsThe Western not* is expected to be completed within 48 hours. Official source* said the Wee- Residents Protest location Of Dairy t t West To Propose Meeting, May It t rishTelebrate, Mostly In U. S. DUBUN (U P D -T hay pUyed "God la v a the Queen" in Dublin . , .. .. . . . . It wa* enough-in the old day* Oiyway—to send a hoc • blcodad Irishman on the warpath But today, on St. Patrick'* Day of all day*, the 40,000 persona Ustoning to the rendering of the British national anthem didn't turn a hair. The slow, almost • pompous ■trains of tha anthem were beat­ en out at Daly mount Park ate rtlum where English and Irish ■rveer elevens met in battle 9 k seemed a* though all of Dub h was in tb* arena. Elsewhere, Marly • deserted streets conflrmf ^ . “ t l S r It* ? t£ ? TduUert*nlac# to tb . world to eelebrat* St. Pat*. Day—unless you happen to be to toe "know Captain Inspects fuppy Facilities Cept F. T. Hall, assistant In apeclur general of the Supply Corps for Air, inspected all supply facilities at the Sanford N ival Air Station last week Tb* Inspection included the flupy and Fiseal Departments, Diairsing, Commissary and Navy Kxehanga. C Lana Turner Says: Develop 'Oomph' CHICAGO (U P l)-A rirte a U n a Turnsr rritletiad modem • day starlets Monday for not working hard enough at developing their "oomph " "Thai's Iha trouble with th*** youngsters coming along," she a l l . "They don't realise that g arn er takes rim s." May Sin Some Day JACKSON. Mias. (UPI) - SUt* Rap Jo* Blass explained th* MUMsstppt building commission's dodsion against naming futur* stats building* for living p*r*naa this way; "A man srho to a saint today 'R ay b* a sinner tomorrow." Just Not Inhuman D U M O IN U , tows (UPI) Mra Mildred Moffett ha* t o d to t Iowa Supreme Court's niaa married judges to reconsider their tedaion to dmxy bar • direr*# a* I m ground to st her hush and waa •I. but nog tab* man, when ha Red Secret Agent Gives U. S. Into On Soviet Leaders to award eootracto to p rivate eonstnictlor companies; authority to tnitatl stre e t light! located outside corporate munlcl palitiee in the eounty; authority to accept maltriala or financial contributions in the eosumicUon of streets and roeda outside of municipalities, w hen condition of streets or roads i* critical and further awfhoetoy to die board to order that m odes sen be appro­ priated to be disbursed to the Senior and Junior Chambers of Commerce to carry out Seminole's overall publicity, advertising and promotional work. Authorise the board to make purchases «p to 11,000 without Ito necessity to amend the son tog laws requiring bond* for ronatnicUaa to streets and roads in subdivisions: p erm it live legislation •> require coo tracto rs' bond* and registration In Scmioolt, and providing for fee and authorisation tor exam ina­ tions and eerttfiratioa of contract­ ors and journeymen doing work to Bam mote t'oantp, and . tor fees. This program, along fle e t gen­ eral lines, is expertrd in win ap­ proval of local legislator*. Com­ missioners and legislator* have agreed that such a program would give the Commission more free­ dom in running the- ovunty *nv* ernmrnt. (!Jlw §>anfnrit I t m t lit AN INDEPENDENT * VOL- XLIX United Press I^uxed Wire WASHINGTON (U P I) - The House Committee on tin American Activities lays a top Soviet secret service agent who defected five years ago gave the West an inti mate view of Kremlin leaders and their pnvale lives. The defector was identified *• Pater Sergeyeriv Deriabtr, one lime No, J man in the "O khrani," the ultra hush hush secret police responsible for guarding Soviet leaders. Deriabin u reported living somewhere in ih* U. 8 Hut the committee won't aay where because of the danyer ut possible retaliation by Soviet agents. HOLLWOOD (U PI) — Muller Tb* committee also wouldn't di­ Bn>*. service station will wash vulge when Deriabin testified. all green automobile* free today Committee C hairm an Francis E. In honor of St. Patrick W alter (D P*.! said only he and I staff director Richard Arm* were | present during the testimony, VIENNA lU li)--A u s tra tn Prramade public Monday night deni Adolf Bchacrf ha* |K>*lponed Waller described Deriabin aa scheduled viiiu to the Soviet Un­ the highest ranking Soviet official ion. Sweden and Finland. aver to defect to the Weil. He said Deriabin has been "iiiiitin g certain agencies of the govern­ N EW ORLEANS (U P D —Thom­ ment of the UmDd States." as L. McKnighl, $5. and his (kb State Department sourres said year-old bride honeymooned today the defector asked for and was in front porch rocking chair*. grantrd political asylum ia the United S u tra after crossing the Iron Curtain into Australia in Feb NEW YORK IU i ’1) — Funeral ruary. 19W. He now is working service* fur Ja n saxophonist l«stoward U. S citizenship Deriabin testified lhat Ihr late ler Young will be held Thursday Josef Stalin and current Soviet in a Manhattan funeral chapel. Prem ier Nikita S. Khrushchev as well as other top Soviet leader* WASHINGTON ( L I D — sen lived belter than American mil­ Vance llartke (D .-ind.) h a l intro lionaires Of Stalin* sun. Vasili, the for­ durt-il a bill h> give World War I mer Soviet agent said: "H r was veteran* pi-mumi of Si oil a monili. actually an alcoholic and a thor­ oughly-corrupted individual" who Moscow (UPI) — T h e huvict thrrw loud parties with prosti Union will have 7 million radios lutes ami 3,500,uuu TV sets b> IS*>5, it wa* reported last night. w * p , j E*t*bHihed 1908 DAILY NEW SPAPER TUESDAY, MARCH 17. 1959 • SANFORD, NO, 391 FLORIDA Ike's Stand Strengthens Allies News Briefs Real Estate Deal President Pledges G» een Curs Lucky Dampened; Zoning Efforts For Peace Visits Postponed Rockin' Honeymoon Last Rites Planned Vet Pensions Asked Reds Gutting' Sets tz ft siTm em rrH Russians Expected To Welcome Talks on the av* of the NATO council meeting April 1. The mre ling, which will follow confidential talk* this weekend be­ tween President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, will lay down a solid Western policy line for the projetted talks with the Russians . v>rl, . v of plan* and ind propos­ uruD3i A variety al* ir e being readied by the Wes­ tern power* for the conference, according to authoritative diplo­ matic sourivi It was officially confirmed to ­ day that the U. 8. has cir­ culated a German peace treaty draft. Scott Kelly Named TALLAHASSEE ( U P D — ben. Scott Kelly o( Lakeland today was named chairman of the im­ p o rtan t Senate Committee on Pub* lie Hoads and Highways MOSCOW' (U P D — Diplomatic ub*erver* predicted today the Suviet government would welcome TALLAHASSEE (UPD — The President Elsenhower's condition­ Pardon Hoard today refused to al willingness lo attrnd a summit spare tin- life id Harley A. C otter, conference. Up to mid * afternoon. Moscow sentenced to die for the slaying had not reacted to the President'* of Gitehrisl Sheriff Mar k Rtad. speech. IIU sta trm en li doubtless were being studied carefully. VENTURA, Calif. (U P D —Eliza The Western concensus here was that what Elsenhower said beih Duncan, convicted of murder would be welcomed as a "lesa today faced potuble d ea th «r life negative" approach than before in prison for hiring two kilim to the question of auitimlt talk*— to m urder her son's prctrnatu wife. a forum whlrh the Russian* eon sitter vital to Ihr solution ot major International problems. WASHINGTON (U P D — Ire It waa generally belirvrd among la n d 's President Scan T. O'Kelly Western diplomat* that ltntlsh received a grern ra rp e t, Si Pat­ Prime Minister Harold Macmillan rick 's Day welcome today as he M EM P,,ls W PI) “ The Gen had been partly Instrumental in arriv ed to beem a state visit « NH n S l a i N e d / Eisenhower's acceptance of Die j * 1” *? 9 " °°. M i-I^k in g Ned*. idea of a aummll conference. Gobbled* . Goody Gary* and Fog TALLAHASSEE ( U P D The gy Freds. Cabinet today gave Penal Direc­ The campaign was launched tor It. tb Culver the gu-aln-ad to Monday at the beginning of a four build a new pruon ta rd ily at Hsi day workshop the federal agency lord with convlei labor ia sponsoring her*. The purpose The Good Sam aritan Home will is to train personnel in weeding out obscure language in Navy cor­ rrleb ratr ita 11th anniversary ALGIERS. Algeria |U I'D -T .ie with help from Seminole County respondence F rench army announced Monday Commissioners grantrd lISS ibis These are definitions of the night that the Algerian rebel* loti terras, a* provided by official* at morning to Mra Montes Harris] In pm eurr a lifter for patients b it men in clashes with French the workshop: iroops last week. F rench losiei Nit-Picking N eda- Tnos# in who cannot get nut of hed rfone were act si Ik men killed. The Negro home for the aged I* stating on Having work re don* lo now incorporated. Mrs. lla m a suit personal desires Gobbled/ — llook C a r y l—Those said "We have never denied anyCOLUMBUS, Ohio t U P l t -t.ov who use odd and unusual words one the right to come there, and In Iritera. rvrn take in nerdy children The Michael V. IllSal.e said today that Fuggy Freda — Persons who home Is one of th* best in th* h* may answer the abusive letiir* hr h as rrcrlrrd about hia propoied writ* Utters without th* benefit whole stat* of Florida." of adequate Information pertain The 11th anniversary of the tax in errates with a printed card Ing lo thrir subject | home will be ccirb arird Sunday. which would read; "Hu *r» you." Killer Must Die Prison Ur Death? Nit-Picking Neds, Feds1 Foggy Freds Gotta' Get Gone Green Carpet Is Out Con Labor Oku>ed Commission Aids Negro Aged Home W ar Dead Reported ‘And So Are You’ r Smacks Pole; Texan Last Symbol 2C aNavy Men Hurt Of Bloody Strife HOUTTON, Tex. ( U PI>—Walter Washington Williams, 118, la the lis t living symbol of some four million man who fought the bloody Chril War that spilt the nation nearly a century ego. Ha gained that distinction when John Sailing, U t, died In a King# port. Term., clinic Monday, Williams predicted lix years ago be would be th* Ian living eurvivor. He particularly wanted la endive toe last Union veteran and realised that ambition two yeara ago when Albert Woolaoo of Dwtoth. Mian., rad** to deato. Unale Walt, i ■ally raise to kton, atone to nead tog eawdetonce* to IiH ing'* fats Dy. Ha laid he "would Hire to be to T en ag n ii wtoh him. If 1 to noaht- to iwpev or reconstruct them due to other fommitmants of rounty equipment. Amendment to the Seminole County plat lew aa to requiring eiaminationa a# plau and eeril ftcauon of ownership, boundaries, description, liens and U ses: per missive authority for the board to hira a county manager, give waa ,vbk." Blind and bedridden for several yrara, be'a still perky. Dr. R. L Wolfe examined him Sunday and said he ia still in good health, ronaidering hia age. and has a •trong pulse and blood pressure. Williams was a lid of 19 when the first shot* w err fired on Ft. Sumter In IMI, touching off the four y ean of strife that pilled brother sgainat brothe, and father against too. He joined Gen. John B Hood's Mh Cavalry at Corinth, Miss., threv years later as a "foragem aster." t)e forerunner of today's quarterm aster. "We didn't get beat, we were starved out. Got down to nothin' bet parched acorn* to eat Pc* et many a parrhed erom ," he re aalis. * Two Navy men were len t lo the hovpital at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station, following an accident at g:16 a m. today n ea r the Motors Ir.n on Seminole Bird. O liver Mundell W hite, VAII 9. and William Bradford G r a y . N'AMTO, suffered lacerations ard fractu res after White’s e a r ran off the road and hit a ctly light pair The men were taken to Orlando Air f o rr e Have Hospital before be­ ing transferred to J ac kxonv lilt. W hile's car was a Intel loss. Weather Cloudy and toot, ste siio a a l rain resting tonight. High today 90 I* (X. !*<• tonight SI to M. Wrdnesday fair and cool, Hbilling wind* mostly northern to north IS to IS a lien per bear today, diminishing tonight. Small naf l earning* a n displayed. Europe Welcomes ^ I A K la Talk Unites Group WASHINGTON t ur n Pres! i .'led He refined to Secret Russia’* dent Eisenhower is willing tn meet Ioriginal deadline of May 27 for the Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ I conversion of W*st Berlin Into a LONDON l l'P D —America's Euchev a', a sum m rr summit meeting ] free e*ty. He »j|d, however, that A |7M.i>uU real estate deal in lo reduce ihe threat ot war over |'h e . k * of Match 4 psusted rope an alitci !—!:.y welcomed with Seminole .ju n ty was dampened Berlin. |to .ra ri. ' iicr-itikt.au o-. .n Im prnr relief President Eisenhower’s Ber­ this morning at Ihe County Com­ lin drclsralion and predicted It The Chief Executive says the ' rd harts " mission meeting Soviet* have forced this country to " It is my “lope lhat thereby all would lead to a "ju st and honor* G. Andrew Speer, representing face the pnisih.liu of war, hut he of us ean teach agreement with a bl* cold war aeuletr.rnl." Ihe trustee of th* purchaser, told will mi k r "every sincere *(furt" the Soviet* in an early meeting at Th* fust Communist rvaettun the Hoard that on the very day tn achieve peaceful settlement of Ihr level of foreign minister*," he earn* from East Germany where Hubert Black purchased Garden* the Berlin crisis ihrough negotia­ said, speaking from bis office desk Eisenhower was accused of saber Farm s acreage, a legal had run re ­ tion In Ui* While House. rattling. The Communist news questing the area lo be soned in­ "A ttu m in i developments that servlc* said Eisenhower lei it be The Chief Executive's agreement dustrial to a summit rnnferrncr was quail- justify a *i mner meeting at th* understood the U. S. will not be L D. Plant, owner of a rendering sum m it," ho continued, "th* Unit- deterred from unleasing a naw plant in the arra, asked the m o il­ rd fhates would b« ready to p a r­ war. ing to prulect his business and lhat ticipate In lhat fu rth ir tffo rt." The presidential policy state* of a neigh lairing slaughterhouse. The I’rciidrnt, addressing hi* menl wa* held by the West hi Director Huh Brown said the nationwide audience, said calm ly have cleared Ihe way for a fresh Zoning Hoard hail approved the re but gravely that thii country had approach during the forthcoming inning, ami felt that a bufhr xone no Intention uf backing up "on* dealings with Ihr Soviet Union. was herded, since residential arras inch" on its right* and rrt|ionsib!lA first diplom atic appraisal would be affectrd by odor* and itte* in Ihe former German capital, termed the President's condition* Crew leaden and contractors flies from tb* two firms. a Western island 111) miles inside (or East • West negotiation* a "While Mr. I'lanl has krpl hit who more labui into northern agri­ Communist Kasi Germany, "realistic combination uf Ilrnibusiness a* clean a* possible, H cultural areas will meet with two "W e h*>e no intenliun of forget would still constitute a health and government agencies. Thursday. ling uur light* or of deserting a nrs* and flex ihdity." Diplomats arid Hie sincerity and Representative* from Ihe Flor­ free peupl*," he said. "Soviet ru l­ nuisance lie«aril if residential arras should spring up around It," ida Slate Employ m ail Service er* should rrmemlwr that frer earnestness o ' Elsenhower'* state­ and the Interstate Commerce turn have, t-efore this, died for su­ ment could not fall to Impreea he said. Brown said that Plant had plan Commission will discuss with Ihe ra Iltd ‘straps of paper' which world opinion and leave It* maiii ■ted no industrial expansion at this contractors the regulations affect represented duty and hoour and even on the hardened nif«rs to Hie Kremlin. time, Ing them through the ICC. freedom ." Elsenhower* declaration wag Bpcer asked fur a delay lo action All those hauling migratory la ­ under clo«e study today ia the on th* xontng until hla client* can bor force* are urged to attend chancellories of the Western capi­ b* notified. Also prrsenl was a the meeting in Ihe Employment tal* and formal official comment representative of the North O r­ office on Writ Second St. at * w ai reserved until later. Initial lando Company, A, l.ippineotl p. m. p rrsi reaction wa* favorable. l.ippinrotl told Co mm la*loners. Tills is nut the anmnil pooled Diplomatic quarters let it he "We anticipate that tn Ihr next interview meeting, officials cm* known at once (he President had few year* we will have seven or ph.itlrrd The meeting assigning right Ihoixaml home* out there work commitment* will he held struck at Ihe lu-art of Ihe prohlem Through Ihe cooperation of and made genuine ncgotiationj \\r feci this inning is a little pre­ at tbr usual lime in April. Police Chief Claude Layu u( Ding IHistiUe with llie Russian*—if they mature. We may be joined soon wood, two men wrr* apprehended want them. with Gardena Farms, and already by .Sheriff s Deputy Vrrn Brew­ have a very valuable investment in ster the satnr day ilief had brok­ South Seminole County." en into tlirrr establishment* un The decision was put off until Highway 17 97 ihe next meeting April 7. If studies Robert Vi. lii-iiiT and D o n srd are still required, the hearing will Messer were piikrsl up for q u est­ (<c continued ioning after the manager of Dir W X.SIIINGTDN ( UPI ) Seer* Ding wood Hotel reported them aa I»»y uf Slate John Foster IKillr*. "suspiricus" to l-ayo. The men DADEVILLR, Ala lU IM t-Rob. M'hcilulcd In leave the hospital were attempting lo cheek Into Ihr ert McCullough had a rabid fdk within a week. I* expo led to Me* hotel without baggage, Brewster by Ihp tall. ride by April (I whether he will said. McCullough ran over a I n * Fingerprint* and poiitlv* lib-nti vhllr driving near Camp Hilt. remain in President Eisenhower's fication led lo lull ronfi nitons and LOS YNGEI.ES f UPI i - A M cabinet. \la ., Hunday night. Ho tossed Hie year-old woman says she gave Massive radiation treatm ents of the recovery of nearly all ttie aniniil in Ih* trunk of hi* car, ft* birth to her fifth child tn a couch id* abdominal ran c cr will end in money and item* stolen from Hit- tending to cure the tall and pul in her living room because she a few days. But S tate Department Deck Uar, Casselberry Sinclair it on the hood of fits automobile. was watching a movie on televi­ M.urrrs said Dulle* probably station and the Class Fountain. The fox had such a pretty tail sion and didn't want to mis* the would stay at W alter Rsed Army Die deputy added McCullough roulrl not resist shove* lleiser Is an ex convict, trim has mg off hi* prlie to several per* end. ll-npilal through the wrrk end. Mrs. Virginia Smith, wife of a Thrie uniirrr* said he probahly served ten year* for burglary in ions here Monday. carpenter, said, "It was a good would go to some "w arm , »urnv New York, and is now on rive But when hr opened the trunk movie and I didn't want lo turn place" for two additional wrriis yc*r« probslion from that stale. of his car, lie d idn't have In pull it off. of te s t before making a derision. Messer is a resident «f Orlaudu. the foi out—It Jm np,d out arid "I feel linr now, although I had Indimtiuns were that Dulles' He has no record. tried In ailark everyone in sight. s fewr uneasy moment* I'll have physicians Would wait until then i'nilremsn L L. Sims was sunt* all my children lhat way " to gtv* * diagnosis of whether his mined and as Ihe officer began Mrs. Smith rsplained that ihe month of treatm ent had arrested t shooting the fox attacked him, hadn't railed a doctor when she Ihr saucer. Sims retreated and with his leal felt tha beginning of labor pain* cartridge killed thp unimal. "They gave nir too much anes­ The request for a trailer p a'k Thr los s head w js sent to In I.ake Mary was turned down by Monlgumrry for analysis and K thesia in ihi1 hospital for one of County CommiMioner* this niom was determined t h a t b* had my deliveries, to t derided lo Ing, a ftrr simitar (reatm rnt at rabies. have th* hah) at home." the said the hands of Ihe Znnlne Hoard Th# movie was "Lucky Nltkj The City of Sanfortl v"-«i a tari] The trailer park would have Cain," starring George Rxfl. ed a road paving bid from Semi­ been situated betwreen the Longnole County today. mood Road and f.ake Mary lllvd The city was found to be the Lot* would have been w»!d tn In­ lowest bidder on the paving of dividual), removing Hi* restric t­ Lake Miry i* expected to Jnlg ;iilh S t, with a p i'ce of f7 M a ion! held by the county over other Seminole County PTA» in regular trailer park*. The revised budget for the rnuri ton for aipha It. withdrawing from tha national ty’a capital Improvement plan urg* nil alian. was adopted this morning. The meeting will be held Thar*Tli# budget was chan ted In In day at 9 p m , following a poiL rlude Find* for the new eounty ponemtnt from tonight. Members health center, which will be built are reminded that tw othinls of with matching funds from the Hill the paid member* must be prea* Burton Hospital Fund. •nt to leeure a legal vola. Speaker* will argue for and against the national PTA and the Two .Sanford women end a North At, of Defend, w st heading south. decision for local arhooli. Carolina truck driver were injured Die hi ifowed Ida car to m ake a yeatrrxlay when three c e rt piled Up turn while waiting for northbound Mayor I^-e Gary of Oviedo and al Benson Junction and a tractor- traffic lo clear. M n. Cornel), h ea d ­ ed in llie same direction, applied County Commissioner Vernon Dunn toured Slate Road 4M yesterday irailer Jack-knifed while trying to her hraie*. TTre hack end of her car epun around Into the n orth­ with e representative from the avoid the wreckage. A resolution from the F trri In "fairly good' condition et bound lane on (he raln-awept p av e­ Presbyterian Church of Sanford, State Road Department. Dunn aald this morning that Ihe Seminole Memorial Hospital is ment. asking th* discouragem ent to A northtmund car driven by Sunday sales in Seminole County, represgnlallva had agreed to push Mra. Marguerite Cornell, Kg, who iuffiTtd head and shoulder in­ George Griffith McGuire, 47, F ern llie resurfacing of 42* in budget wai fili-d today by County Com­ juries. Had Welcber Kiser, 39. Park, collided with the Cornell au ­ missioners. hearings. truck driver, la la "good condition" tomobile officers aald. Commissioners went on record with back injuries. Kiser'a semi jack-knifed to th* •a disapproving of the sale*, but Mr*. Blanch* Mcrwin, 7B. suffer­ right as he tried tu avoid the care. No bids have been submitted on ed abrasions and shock. Mr*. Mer- The tractor trailer went Into the aald they tould not tali a man th* Munty'a Palmetto Av*. pro win, a passenger in the Cornell rnr, ditch, adding to Bw traffic melee. when lo opan hi* buiineea. perty. was treated and released tram Ih* Kiser i* from Charlotte, N. C. The property ia th* site to tb* local hospital. Investigating waa Highway P a ­ Officials See Jail The accident eccurred nt lb* to- trolm an John F. Worden, who laid tse n t -health department buddneminol* County Commlaiioc* I. Sal* luvertiscm ente asked ters'-rtien to th* EnterpriM Hoad tha highway w ai open only to one­ era inspected th* Jell at nooa for a minimum hid of IIS.OOO in and Highway 17-02. way traffic for an hour. Damage* day, then ala dinner with SfowMf Ufi c*r* aaid Jasia Lloyd Diehl, woaa oauioaled at 18,'Uk J. L MM? and bk depelitoL Question Debated Session Scheduled On Labor Moving Two Men Charged In 3 Burglaries Dulles Will Decide Future On Aoril 6 'Deed' Fox Fights Auto Hood Future Woman Has Baby In Living Room; Liked T V Show County Turns Down Trailer Park Plea City Awarded Bid To Supply Asphalt Lake Mary S!ates PTA ‘W alk’ Vote Budget Revised, Adopted By County Gary, Dunn Tour Road; Get Pledge No BidH Received K 3 Persons (Injured In Traffic Mishaps Sunday Business Request Is Filed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62f0e26f4828ae75044c21455c7296a4.pdf 71a602b0b83a7f1ae23b3f25cd05c4a9 PDF Text Text •- r -m wS S f iis S s S F i HOUR l*Mli, ww "H O M E OF 3 ROOM GROUPS On Highway 17 •92 In The Heart ol Casselberry you glad you did tomorrow. A These Prices Go o d For 2 Rattan Days — F r i d a y <& S a t u r d a y ! ! SALE STARTS 9 :0 0 a .m . F R ID A Y M O R N IN G ! COMPLETE LINE OP BEAUTIFUL NEW BEDROOM FURNITURE — Complete Suites, Odd thesis- mid dressers and mid beds. All priced to prove to you . . . . M cM illan s W ill 3pc Sectional Sofas With nylon covers and foam cushions . . . . You don't believe it ? ? Come and see them yourself. I Beige, 1 Black Under Sold! ! n with nylon cover .9 5 Only ti to sell at this price Other Kecliners Reduced 20% \ *% Box Spring & 'Calypso' Lounge M attress Sells Anywhere for $20.00 more .9 5 Not Be Rediner CHAIRS McMillan’s Famous A small deposit holds your selection Only 2 to sell at this price! MAKES INTO BED TOO! ON LEGS C O M P L E T E R O O M S OF F U R N I T U R E BUNK BEDS COMPLETE 89” COMFORTABLE Includes: 1 pc. HK Suit* X Pillow* Itot Spring M nllrrut 2 pc. I. it Hullo 2 l.iunp* A Step lul.lc I Coffee Table 3 pc. Dinette Suite Includes: Bunk Bed, Mattress, Biinkie Base ladder, Ouard Rail ^MILLAtfS Whore: Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando on Hwy. 17*92 In The Heart Of Casselberry. FURNITURE C IT Y Phone Temple 1-4811 �•-F-: ■ New School Slated Jn South Seminole Texan Thinks Big; And Sure Enough, It's Floridaopolis TAM PA (U P I) - A Texas bust A new achoul w ill l>« bu ilt thin ye a r to oerve C ru a e lb c n y , nsssmsa s a y s Florida ls * rowing F e rn P a rk , Tunglew ood, and Goldenrod. to list that by ItTO k will si most T h e South-Sem inole K k m e n ta ry School w ill contain 18 be one bl| metropolitan area. classroom*, enfetnrium , lib ra ry , atorajre. toilet*, heating and Howrli H. Watson of Datlaa. a d m in is tra tive suite. president of the NaliontI Society T h e centrally-located site is on the Eastbrook tract, east of Industrial Hesltors. even had ol 17*92. The Seminole Count) a word for it — "Plondaopolu." Walton, Thursday spots at tba School Board authorised a Hanford firat Florida Industrial Conference architect to design the school yes­ attended by sums VO of Ills terday. Other contracts for addi­ slate’s leading businessmrn. tions and renovations throughout “ All signs point U> intensive in the county were signed with John duilrlal growth.” si id Watson. A. Hurt on IV during tha morning “ Florida will he one of lha session. great matropolitan areas in Mi* RICHMOND. Va. <UPI> — John Final plans were approved for 1370'a. The wont for it is FloridaW. Smith, president of Seaboard new construction on the Midway opou, This It a new concept — Air U n r Railroad, said a derision snd Rosen* aid schools, as well at § statewide metropolitan area.” on the possibility of a merger of renovation .1 of* Oviedo High School. Watson praised Florida for the road with Atlantic Coast Line iinls will be advertised within a gravping its industrial potential Railroad C o , producing a new few days. and exploiting It with conferences Preliminary rail carrier assets _in the ----------- with ------ ---------- plans were approv-. | on a state wide scale. Jhi'icbborhood of 900 million dol ed for Ihr Sew Seminole High j j c warned that “ industry canLars, can be expected this year. School, vocational school and non-1n0, glv ( by rlunate alone,** that In his annual report to slock struction on Crooma Academy. The panning must be continued to let holders, Smith said although no vocational *f*1* ,l W“1 be moved to jiuju, try know It is welcome In definite date has yet hern set for lh« old Sanford Junior High school Florida and will find conditions completion of the merger study |•***, where a one-story building right fur profitable operations now in progress; “ II is expected be renovated The three story “ You've got such a tremendous that the work can be concluded portion now la under demolition. start here that you can't go any­ Now on th# drawing board are dtiring IMO.” where but up,” he said. He said If director* of the two plan* for lop priority eonalruction Sen Spetsard Holland told hi* railroads consider results of the .n other county schools The pro­ conference Thursday night that study favorable, a merger propo­ jects are the result of the 13,200,- although Florida it moving rapid­ s a l “ will be presented to stock­ ooO bond issue passed last year by ly on Industrial expansion, “ we holder* of both roads for their ap­ county residents. arc not building ourselves out of Oviedo High School will get seven proval, and if so approved, to the the tourist buiinc'j.” Interstate Commerce Commission M » t lu tr o a m . an administrative That is unthinkable, he said, suite, storage, toilete and a caIt for Us authorisation.' adding that industry coming to torium. Florida ” 1* clean Industry that The existing school at lake Mary will I* converted into three clasa- does not Impair our attractiveness ruotna, a library, administrative at ■ tourist slate.** jla il Merger Study Expected In 1959 Filth In 5 For $5 .fatal To Boy, 17 •uite. ami cafelonum. A large ad litson will include 10 classrooms, ilarage, heating and toilet*. The Oviedo Colored School will gain three clasarooms, storage, toilKANSAS C IT Y . Mo (U P I) — A rla. cafelonum, library and admin­ 17-yrarold boy who drank a fifth istrative suite. of whisky in five minutes on a gl bet was found dead near here early today, the Jackson County coroner's office reported. The body of Jes* C. Lea Jr. was found in an automobile parked in front ot a howling alley In sub urban Raytown, where four youth ful companion* had left him after Mhe lost consciousness. CAIRO (U P I) — Cairo newspap­ Deputy Coroner James M. Latl ers reported today that rebels still mcr said James Ystes. 22. told were fighting government forces in officers he bought the whisky and northern Iraq, hut thal pro-govern bet l-ra amt Harold Barber. 20. mrnl Communists were staging an that Lea could not drink It In a anti-Nasser bloodbath in the rebel city of Mosul. ftvr minute period. After the boy drank the liquor, The Cairo newspaper Ai Sh.ab he passed out. Latimer said, and rarrird reports from Damascus the other* drove him to the bowl stating that casualties in Mosul ing alley where they transferred amounted to mdre than 1.230 dead him to another ear and then went and about 2.<XJ0 wounded Includ­ to Isowl. When they returned ing women and children. Le was dead. One of the group we*'neper AI Ahr am anid notified the victim’s brother, who ..iu-Tiirar tribesmen in the north­ called authorities. ern Iraqi mountains were eonttnNames of the other two youths miif the revolt again* Premier Involved were wilbheld under Mia- Abdel Karim Kassrrn'i govern louri's Juvenile code. They are ment. It said they were bombed 11 and It year* cld and strafed by government plane*. The newspaper AI Akhhar re­ ported in * dispatch from Damas­ cus that Communist* were condueling a campaign of “ unprece­ dented carnage” in Moiul. where tho unsuccessful revolt began. It said Communists broke into LINCOLN. England ll'P Il — tile home ot nationalist supporter* Fellow prisoners were so angered of United Arab Republic President at the »hort sentence given Pat­ Carnal Afolel Nasser arvd killed rick J O'Sullivan for beating hit men, women and children. #-ye,ir-old daughter they lieat him so badly he vfa* sent to Ihe pri­ son hospital, It w*s disclosed to day. A O'Sullivan was sentenced to two W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — Mr*. * months for causing grievo-is bod­ M s t -I p FJsenhnwer dm i cap and ily harm lo his daughter, Norah gov.n Saturday to recrlva her sec­ Inmates of a London prison ond honorary degree from a cob •eiied him while he was *n route lege. to Ihe prison chapel Wednetday The First lady will be awarded night, dragged him Into the lava­ an honorary aheepakln for a fvvetory and mauled him thoroughly, lor of Law* if -St. Joseph'* Col­ lie suffered concussion, shock, a lege. a Roman Catholic school for spllp upper lip and scalp wounds, women at Krnmitst.urg, Md. iTeaOne p r is o n e r , irked at ident F.lsenhower will he a apecta O'Sullivan's perpetual smile, was tor Mra Kisenhower recrised an £ l i i d to have mu'.tifed, “ We'll put honorary degree from the Colorado that smile on the other tide of Women's College In 1!UA In Den his face." ver. Red Purge Leaves Over 1,200 Dead He Beat Daughter, gGot Short Term; Cons Beat Him Up Mamie To Receive Doctor’s Degree Auto Tag Stolen; Found, With Man Joseph It*' h Surratt, 407H West First St. was arrested for stealing a fM 1' Herns* tag last |Bight The tig was stolen from an auto­ mobile on the Pontiac Used ear lot, 400 West First St. Police officer* found tracks in the soft dirt by Ihe ear. ami later picked up Surratt driving an auto­ mobile with the new tag VOL. XLIX a w AM n m KIMDBPRMDIIMT P P i m a w v n a nDvA ILwT w WKWSFAPKR o p ip m * T T n iU d IV m b i^ n a a d l U u b l U h i d ~ 1908 traffic death* ami many arcivlenu The traffic count revelled that last year to 1,000 ra n rro*aed Monday through Saturday. On Sunday, th* count Jumped lo 4,000 Road Board Chairman Jo* Grot egut was noncommittal, but Commission Chairman John Knd er said this morning, “ I think lha bridge ha* a very good chance of gelling in th* budget.” Grolegut promised that the four laning of West Firs! St. weal to the Interstate would be a part of next year's budget If eootraeta are not let Ihl* year Secondary road projects tub iniUrd lo th* Road Department will com* under lha fl million bond Issue Included were Sanford wtlh* bndga bad caused numerous, Asa. trom Geneva Ave. iu uiik Ict S T o A T . M A R C H 13, T9M> » A N F O K l),^ > L O R ID A HO . » 6‘ Soviet Expresses Alarm Hawaii Approves Cites Red Threat, A t Thought 01 Talk Balk Congress Approval Need For Friends H O N O U T U fUPti A huge 1 W A S H I N G T O N ( I ' P l ) — Prvwidont Kiaenhowur w antad bonfire reddened the sky over I Congreisa Unlay thnt the U . S. m ig h t h »v# to stop u p ita mill* Honolulu Thursday n i g h t and j a n ajtsialnnce program ovsnveru becatiaa o f th e Soviet there was dancing an.l singing in thnrMt , y Kurupn. the rain dampened streets to cel-; Hi* Htuteniunt wua c m iU ire tl in an urgent meeisaire to ^ approval of the hill m .kCongrtnsa a|i|Huililtg for approval of hia $3,930,000,000 m u ­ ICtw^ lh, 30th state * tual security program he tha Wh'1' «^'* »n d s squirmed their fiscal year. **•* through crowds In Waikiki tUacnhowrr told Congress Rus­ In ' *»*<** hrrr arvmnij the l«l«n«l sia's ihts-at might requite an laprupitinl "diifniiiitrm rnr «uultl !hr |v|jnm*d frillvllin, cres«e in his budget request for leave Wr»l German) defenseless l'lh*'r Ihou»»nds^ c l o g g e d the n, in mitltsry aid for and witluiui promised a t o m i r strt’eti and highw*)* with their 1 V\ I S t l ’ l t llt -N 1 OW II autos at sightseers, making it fiscal 11*6*< starting July 1. weapon*. ftU.K C ITY . Fla. <UPI> - A Kisenhosi-r said rr|-eatedly that Rut the West German* were re Impossible for other thousands lo small tw liter akipprd through ported still to hive some suspi resch their dritinsllons to Join In town Thursday rauaing aomr dam­ money fur mutual securtly is foil/ a* necessary aa funds for U. ■. cions that Britain might be will­ the fun. age but no Injuriee. armed (urns if lha U . 14. it to Military planes and helicoplers ing to negotiate with Russia at maintain the strongrsi jxvaalU* al­ the espensr of either Weal Berlin ftrvr over Waikiki dropping mutli lies against the ' perilnua ronsaeoloretf flares ships offshore fired or Wrst Germany. NKW YORK (U P li Stock* quencea" of fvovtel and Communist off statehood salute* Huge aearrh light* stabbed through the sklr*. rclehrati-d Friday the ISth with bloc expansion. “ Without the tU tuglh at our Tiling* wrte * bit too o rd e rly - an advance that carried indust­ Alllea” he i«*l, “our nation would noisy enough, but U licked Use rials to a new all time high. he turned into an armed camp Mardi lira* spirit somehow. Pets and our people eubjccli-d to a pi* seemed to lie out and ahoul qq heavy draft and an annual cost of because it was the thing to do. NORWICH. Conn (UPI>— The many billions of dollar* shoes our Maybe It was because there were more proplr driving around look Norwich Ski Association postp<>n. present military huilgel." Kisentiower said the Communist scheduled marling TTiuraTA1J-AHASMFF (U P li — The ing than those who were getting ^ day night. Too much mow. challenge to Ihe free world was slate Milk Commission today out and doing something “ broad and dcep-*nd wdl remits The rains may have had some­ voted 4 1 to ask Ihe n ril l-rglsla *o for tome liin*.1* ture to eliminate Hi authority to thing to do with shackling en The grareit danger to America, nut lo trur Hawallans thusiaim control price* Ihe housewife must FALLAIIASR Kt: <U P li - Flor the light showers and misty skies kia jobless payments dropped he (aid, lira In Ihe possibility of pay for her milk. It a n the second vote on lbs wne a g o o d omen. Anything S.Vn0.kt>4 in February, an Indication dieaitrous evasion of (h* “ realities of 1WW." pro|»isal. AI the last meeting, the launched under such conditions, of better businen conditions. lie listed tfirse “ realitiea" as: lo them, augurs well. vote tied 3 3. wtlh member Robert T h r fro* world is confronted by Carter absent. ■ wrlt-equippeil, standing armies dl Carter'* vole todey pissed the W ASHINGTON l U I ’l ) — Tti* more than g.MO.txg) men uf tb* So­ motion and Ihe rrrommrndation tclaral tax collector lias officially viet Union, lommumai China aad will he sent to the la>gi>laturr recognued Ihr lowly trrmlta as in Iheir aalellUr*. Now. the Commission doesn't Indriiendeiit nathoi* emerging imom* tax deduction. control any retail prices, having Irom colonial ttalua are “ fired decided two years ago not to with . . , aaaloue isaUmialua** exercise II* control. Hut the per­ which could lw harmful. NFOSHO, Mn (U P I) I.*pr* missive law remained on the Cummuniam, a “ fantasue *o» Heavy Alta, k Squadron Five has rhauns officially will hav* the htarks. ajurary,” m 40 year* hat aeitfli been ruin mended for its success­ run of ihr city on St Patrick's Chairman J. Hrailcy Odham at control of more than a Hurd at lha Sanford said he was afraid unless ful deployment aboard th« USS Day March 17. earth's pupulatkei. (he auUiosity to control retail Furirstal hy Vice-Admiral C lirenre Fkstrom, Sixth Fleet Compm r* was ebminalvd from the maixler. law, future commissions might W ASHINGTON (U P I) — «*n Th* mravagr pursuvJ the Savage George C. Marshall “*p*nt another reinstate control*. Farller. the Commission set up Sons of Sanford as they wingrd good night and hi* enodtllon ia una special committer of memlw-ra their way home aft, r six mouths rhanged.'* Waller Reed Army lloaand industry rtprr-enUUvei to in the Mrdllrrianrau The tu t? pl"il said today. work out a plan to end retaii “ A well done lo a lop notch and Sanford. ceremonies, l.ynn sal at Ca pt. professional squadron You have B e n e f i t s B U I O l i l i y e d Thcp ubtUher and his wif- tell Arthur’s desk for photographer* price wars Tiie Fust I'reahyterlaa (tiancaf • tiaal a JII llerts a .la Stt aai m if • I > l u l l si i> * met *11 in an nulstanding Sanford yesterday for Miami. Then she was taken on a rook’* W AH H IN U TU N (U P I) lh* Clxur will present Ha annual Kalb manner and have maintained a Owen* will return nest week for tour of tiie station. high xtale of readiness under all House Commerce Committee to­ crude all tnusie service at 7:30 pv fishing on the SI. Johns Itlvi-r Tin- young Brownie rspresseil conditions, despite some material day passed a hill boosting retire in. on Palm Sunday, .March 2A The public is Invited to the particular interrat in the aviation prnhtrms which were beyond your mrnl and unemployment benefit* Ihr Rev. A. G. Mclntii* announced groundbreaking Ceremonies today. luel storage tanks, aa she visited control. Come lurk and fly for for railroad worker*. Tiie presentation tliia year wfl the station library, firehouse, Mr* Clara MrClln’.'irk, M. dird us again Good lurk. Kkitrurn ” ho “ T)te Passion end Hcturreriioq swimming pool and airrraft lines suddenly at 6 a tn. Inslay. The tail of VAH 3 men arrived Of Our lord,” and as in pad Lynn was acrompsnlrd by her Horn Aug 10. IM3, in Council early thia morning at Itamry W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — The years, will be under th* direction mother, Mrs W, K Mrlloberti, Bluff. Neb . she rame lo Sanford i u Id ( 'apt. James Haulage, com­ Army SeJrrlion Hoard (oday rec­ of Mr*. Georg* Touhy, minister at and Mrs G. II Roliertson. Troop in 1920. She resided at IS 20 West mander Heavy Attack Wing line, ommended Maj. John Kitanhowrr, inu|jc" Police arrested five young van­ lui leader and wife nf Cdr First St She was the wife of the said, "I'm sure there's not a man (hr Pri sklent'* ton, for promotion 1I Using pais*tn of Scripture •• dals yesterday aftrr two of them Robertson of VAH II. Lite W. It. McCIlntnrk. alive, who hain't lira id of Ihe to lieutenant colonel were caught brraking into a house .the basis of (he tl<u>, tho choral •Survivor* include one sister. riploita nf Five.” at 1401 Williams Ave A u l r u L’ l n c f i n n D i n n c r o will sing nliw anthems to tell M u Ilex Packard Daytona The two hoys, 9 and tl. put the 2\!>K> l i l t C l l o n L i m n g c um. talc of tha tuffering, cnicifuioa Reach, and four cousins x i » i C* J "finger” on three others who had MARIANNA (U P li — Jackvin and resurrection of Chrirt and lllg Funeral service* will tw at 2 30 I N O V y M 0 I 1 r i n d S been joining them In a ransacking County Rep. J . Troy Peacock arknowledgnient ax Saviour. u m. Sunday in flrisson Funeral ■ . *• s i* •• Mr*. Touhy will play two pra* ■aid today he will ask the lapis '^ r i l v h l m r re-mried the incident TAM P A (U P I) - The reward j|„„1e. \)r )■ Stewart llrm ly of U:ure lo set the date of (he first -<idc* and the offertory on th* oiv U, poller, who arrived m lime to, °" l 7. ? ,h<* <'h ri,,l',r, S '1' " " O iurrh will JACKSONVILLE (UPD — A Iiemucratir primary in Florida .an and several of the choir mem* \iction of the klllrr of Uernirdo officUtr lake Ihe I* , * In hand. They admithers will have tola portions uf lha 'live" air lo »lr missile which back In May. a n stood ai ItI.OUO Burial will follow In Oaklawn led entering lha house •■several anthem* in Ihe hour of niusia. ariPlentall) fell from a Navy Memorial Park time*.’’ The public la invited. )>-t plane March 4 hat been re Friend* and member* of his covered, tiie Navy said today. family added tf.ODO lo the fund EUR EKA, Calif (U P I) — Walter Knt, Clem Purnell of nearby Mosley, who dird last week, wai Thursday to aid In the arre Mure (hen f>n donor* gave blood the gunman who ambushed the SANTA MONICA, Calif. l l ’P Il— Cecil Field Naval Air idalmn a man nf few words, evtn in his to the Klk’s Club Blood Bank yes­ wealthy produce dealer *1 hit Dick Powell, teenage crooning came across the weapun Thursday will leasing hi* *173,000 eslale to home early Monday. Idol of Ihe l».u>« turned actor and while conducting a private search his sister It rrad: ” 1 will to Ann terday afternoon Three young children were seri­ The concent rated drive was Meanwhile, police still sought a Iirrrtor. was in St John's llospl of his own A demolition tram Mosley the works." ously burned Wedneaday night termed "highly aueeetaful by j motive for Ihe gangland style tal today for treatment for bron ' from the loral naval air station when Heir trailer home -as 1 Ralph Wight III. I recovered Ihr pioje:tile ami re murder. ' rhitlt. itro rd by flame* In south fteml| turned U lo Cecil Field. YOKOSUKA, Japan (U P I) — nnle County, The children were admitted to U. S. 7th Fleet commander Vice Adm Frederick N. Klvett* an­ Orange Memorial Hospital Cam* nounced today that U. S and He- »f th# fire was an exploding oA public of Korea force* would con healer, according to Sheriff* Dep. duct a combined amphibious uty L. J. Krii. Giants get* into action Phoenix Sanford March M, Tulsa in Day- Haven; April 2, Chattanooga at Fifth Dirtricl postmasters will The trailer ua* located within 30 training exrrrlac In April. ia scheduled to arrive here Sun­ ton* Beach; March a). Phoenix -ir.ford. April 3, Minneapolis at t, y t u n d a y in Rockled 'e feel of the orange County line, day. Corpus Chriatl rhecknl in In Sanford; March 30, (liana infnrd. April I, Corpui L'hriill Field fepn ii-nlalives J. A Watts near Adams Inn Tuesday. nooga in Sanford; March it, at Sanford; April S, Roehet'cr at Folluwmg the opener here with Chattanooga In Winlrr Garden allford; April 7, Omaha at Day- and K I. Sale) are expected to lw present, as are Inspector* Dol|ho Mobil*. Corpus Chriiti hat thr April I, .Mtnt.rapolia In Sanford; !l,n* Reach. April I, Corpus la ir and a lltUe warmer HalurHackney and C K Moon. following schedule: April 2, Mobile in Indlanvitlr; Chrlall at Sanford: April 9, Picrro Manufacturing Company to­ Flection of district officers will day. High foviey *4 fo *3. March t». Tulxa it Daytona A,in) 4 m IU1 (n Sanford. April Bnchealer at Daytuna Beach; night 41 to 4h. .Mostly northwester­ will hold an ojwn house tomorrow Reach: March gt), llmulnn at Day- s Mobile in Indtanvillr April b Af,rtl l0* *l Sanford and l>e held. Postmaster J. B Jor.ca ly winds a Pi IS mile* per hour to­ from 2 4 p. in. In Hie now plant at Iona Bearh; March 22 Mobile at T u | „ ln sanf-rd April 7. Mnliilr Corpus Chrlsll at San and Mrs June* of Oviedo will atPecan Ave, and Fourth St. day and tonight. tend. Indlanville; March 23 Phoenix ln Sanford; April a, Phoenix in In Sanford; March 24 Omaha in Sanford Ceremonies Slated At Groundbreaking diplomat* aliould move forward,* a rrferrnc# to a form of “ dlsrn gagement” which Khrushchev and Macmillan promised to study Macmillan, now meeting with U rti <fd*rm«n l hanrrilor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn, already has assured the German trader that liti ( n r » »r* Kroundlnt (hat any News Briefs Stocks Celebrnto Milk Commission Asks Rules Change 'J’ Much Of It Jobless Pay Lower 10-Year-Old Gels Station 'Command' Termite ‘Deduction’ Squadron Praised For Forrestal Job Leprechauns Okayed Marsh all 'Unchanged’ Concert Scheduled By Chancel Chior Mrs. McClintock Dies Early Today Police Grab Five Youthful Vandals L t Col. Eisenhower? $11,000 Offered For M an’s Killer Lost Air Missile Man Of Few Words Over 150 Donate ,, J Powell In Hospital 3 Children Burned As Heater Erupts Exercises Planned Spring Training Games Start Tuesday The first exhibition game by Giant farm tram* In Sanford wdl be played Tuesday. Kicking off the apring schedule vsill be Corpus Chriatl, Tex., and Mobile, Ala. The Texans will play 13 garnet In Sanford, seven games away, Carl Hubbcll, Glanta' farm club director, said today. On* wrek from today, Phocnia merle Rochester, Minn . here as th* (Ia s i AAA tram of th* f Ike Asks More For Military Aid l ’allied Frees In U-rua linesaj The S o v i e t Union expreesed alarm today that the Western Allies might refuse lo nrgotiale on the Berlin crisis. tsvestis, official Soviet news­ paper, accused Ihr West of trying to solve the Ucrltn crisis with (snk* instead of the negotiations wanted by the Russians. The mags line “New Times” re­ ported fear* America will dt* courage British Prime Minister Macmillan’* negotiation plans dur­ ing till Washington visit. It said Uarmillian’s visit to Moscow introduced s positive a* perl to Fast-West re tali,ms and that "unquestionably there are grounds” for fe»rs the “ viewpoint nf op|Ksncnta of negotiations would predominate.” Both livrstia and the Commu­ nist Party newspaper P r a v d a hailed Ihr Fast Herman trip nf Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as showing the Soviet wanted to negotiate a solution. Isvcila added that U u i l i l “ propose* that the armie* of both York Manufacturing Co. will sides should withdraw and their break ground for ita new plant to­ morrow at 10.30 a m. Turning the first thus el will he Mrs. Julius l-evy of Chicago. III., mother of owner Sam Levy. The invocation will lw given by Chaplain William C. Fuller of Sanford N iva l Air Station. Expreted for the occasionare Tcn )(. , rol(l ,.ynn McRobcrts Charbe Morrison and John Kri Lionel A Arthur .h r of the Chamber of Commerce. „ * , ; , U riU l a. command • rut i d h a F m u n i * M i n r i l v ti l tf fit . . and other county and city dlgni mg officer of ihe Sanford . Neval tar lea. Air Station. The new factory will be built by Lynn’s first make U-lietc order Carroll-Danicls Construction Com­ was one that would endear her pany between HarCar Aluminum to all Sanford Navy, if it could and Allen of Orlando on Highway have been effected. Stic declared 17*2 Friday ari all hands holulay Fred K. Oweiu, editor and pub­ Lynn is a Brownie Smut from lisher of Fishing Tackle Trade Troop KM . A i |iart of ihe tiiri News, hae been in Sanford visit­ Scout wr*^ citlrmihlp program, ing V -k 3 *m fiK turing. OWcne one . it * ach troop la taking U working >in a featurv (lory toe the >ftue i't i7 federal, state. h is nationally resd publication tuumy >wJ cj() about the landing net company and Following change of command Postmasters Plan Meeting Sunday Weather Officials Slate Special Meeting Phoenix will play 14 games here, five away. Following the opener Friday 1 gainst Roc healer, the Arison* squad meet* the follow City Commissioner* were to ing: meet in tpe-rial sessions at 4 p. in klareh 21, Minnrapolia Ui Rc ___ ville; rights of way for Slate Road ______a proposed __ ___ ____ (oday _____ lo discuss devel 44 weal to the Interstate. 427 l-ano, March 22. Minnca|<olu in (,-,mint on (arm property at Melfrom Altamonte to Orange County S.infotd March 23. Corpus Christ! (unvil|. Celery and locust Ave*. bn*: bridge arms* the Kronlat- m Sanford; Marih 23, Mlnmapoli*!n „ i iitt|0n to the development chee and rigid*of way for eon |in Sanford: .March 26 I**lout ion tn dimiaaion. Chimmitaloner* ’ were necimg 413 and U ! Sanford: March 29, Corpus rpvjew put xnrisii Chtivli rrview the sislui ttalua of annevalMi. annevalkm. All should lie under contract m Sanford March 29, Minneapolis j ,, ,ticeling was lo tie held in Ihe this year, Kridrr said at Del.and; March 311. Omaha in manager's office, Commissioner* added anoliier Sanford April I. Chattanooga at Winter secondary project; thr straighten ing snd rebuilding of SR 427 from Cinder's Corner to Altamonte Spring*. Seminole sui Alaj. Donald L. faxgeruig. in a request for 'die Improvement I'S A F , will be Ihe featurml apeato of State Road 4« weal. | Rehearsals will resume Monday *1 Moodar at the Sanford Rotar/ Rolfe Davis, dlalrirt ehairman night for Ihe Hanford Male thorn*, Club luncheon. said, “ We are very conxcioua of The group will meet at H p. m. in Maj. I/iegering la the euff in that project and hop* lo gel it |the Civic t'enler, under the direc- formaliema iernce* officer fur the in th* budget." Th* new highwajr 1lion of Harry Weir. Weir has been 221*1 Combat Hupixsrt Group of would Join y . g. 441 m lake confined to his home with a rata of SAC at McCoy Air furce Base, Orlando. lOUfilfi lUJolpt. County Makes Strong Plea For Bridge Seminole County Comraitsionera were a^med with "big slicks” yes­ terday when they made their primary requests to the State Road Department. The Commlinon asked for a new bridge to replace the narrow wooden span on State Road 413. The one way atrurture I* a bidO tlcncck on the Sanford New Smy­ rna Beach highway. Victor Hutchins, general man a.ier of a lightweight aggregate plant that hope* to locate east of the Ottcrn bridge, said that present condition* would nereiab late a longer I rucking route as concrete carrier* would not ha able to utilise tho west bound high­ way. Commissioner* emphasised tl *t j& m tfa rft Iif r a li) * Rotary Will Hear Chorus To Resume Air Force Major Sessions Monday Open House Slated Jaycees Seek Reform Of U. S. Taxes Tea reform, lax reevaluafon and a change in the tax itructui* are (he wishes of many Ameri­ can*. T i t is like the weather. Every,,oe **• ^ *» J 1** * **— xantil now, T ie Jayirea have accepted the challenge Tiiey are getting tlgn* lure* (rum all over Ihe country Already, more than two million people hav* signed petition* ask ing for Ihe reduction id govern mrnl expenditures and a program at tax reform. Florida Stela chairman at the project ia Art Harris, NanlonL Harris, and loral ehairman Car roll Burke, rrprrtenl the U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce. Inspired by a talk wKh Mika Graval, Paul Revere ot Project Taa Keform. the focal m*a have entered th* program with anlhusiairn. Gravel, who haila from Anchorage, Alaska, haa visiled 23 state* and covered more then 13.viO miles on the project. H r will return to Sanford March 23 to gather up Ui* petition* and lake them to Washington, where they will be preset.led April 13 to Coltgrea* Gravrl etall must cover the rest of th* statra within th* neat few weeks Behind him, he leave* an armful af petition*, explanatory literature and dedicated tax refor­ mist!. Mure than I.OUO signatures are needed from .Seminole County. AD rlvtr and social clubs are being contacted; business firms era aooperaltng. Volunteer! may tail Burks to help Jn securing name*. Goal of U. I . Jay cees la a signsfor every yard at ground across the U. S. T h li mean* I# 2IKI.0QO names, with 00 rrpeata. Under the pr<-t«ni lax structura, the average man works longer each day lo pay Ids taaea than for any other single item. Of each eight hovr day, bo worka two hour* and 23 minutes to pay taaea as compared to one hour and 3» minutes for food, 1me hour and 23 minutes for .‘sous­ ing. 17 minutaa for clothing, 48 mrnutri fur transportation, 14 min­ utes for medical cars, *> minutaa for rscrsaUoQ and M minutaa fct all Oher. Tha local Jaycwa ehairman M g bars an opportunity to **• ft* facet of Congressmen when MM petitions are wheeled Into tha Houaa. Tha man whose town geld lha moat signature*, on a pen­ ce nt agr bails, will go lo Washing­ ton with UraveL \ �WES?"'1" (Pi|4 l— TrU Mat. fit im Infill im tt • • mpre se n tin g \L jo u r\G iu rc l Church Of Christ iNazarene « III Rf II OK C HRIST L A K E MARY 2nd SI. aid FJm Art. i>n>r|r M. Y «U » Mimtt#r CHURCH U F T H E NAXARENK , Lake Mary Bible Stb'M’il . 10:00 a. m. Paitor Morning Wnrihip 11:00 a. m .|K. L. Drawdy ......... Evening Worihlp 7:4'• p. m Sunday School ......... 10 00 s. m. 11 00 a. m. Wei. Bib!# Study . 7:4$ p. m Morning Wonnlp Baptist F U S T BAPTIST CHURCH l i t Park Arrant W. P. Bronkt. Jr. . . Paiter F. B. I'liber . . . . Aiaoc. Pastor Morning Werihfp . . . . t t i a. m. Sunday School ............ #-45 a. m. Morning Worthip . . . . II oo a. m. Training Ustea ........... * 1* P- »• Ermine Womhlp ........ 7:30 p. m. Prayer Service 7 30 p. m. Numery available CENTRAL ViAPTTST CHURCH Cor. Ilth SI. 4 Oah A*e. Rev. Gall S m ith .............P«»lor Sunday School ........ # 4$ a. »> Morning Worihlp . . . . 11:WJ a. in. Training Union . . . . . . . . 4:1$ P- m. Evening Worihlp ..........1:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Strrlco 1:00 p. m. CHLRCH DK CHRIST Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr..........Eviaaitifl Bibl# Sfbaul ........ 10:00 a. tn, Morr.mjc W orihlp.......I1:OQ >. m K.vmnr Wur.hiti . .. . 7;10 p. m Wed. iTiye r Service .. 7 ..10 p. m. CCUUUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH C. o. Swaggerty ............ Putor Sunday School . . . . . . 10:00 a. m. Morning Worihlp . . . . 11:<W o. m. E L D E R SPRINGS B A P TIS T OIL'SCH Jga Dmrttalu .................... Fatter •■day School . . . . . . . . 0:40 aw* Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union ........ 0:10 P- *"• Evening Worihlp ........ 7:J0 p. m. Wed. Prarer Service 7 30 p. m. FIR ST B A rT IB T CHURCH o r GENEVA Jack I* Stewart ........... Putor Sunday School ........ !#•* a. m. Memlng Sevrleo . . . . 11:44 "»• Training Union ........ 4:30 p. m* Evening Worihlp . . . . 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. m H IIX CR EN T BAPTIST CHURCH OP GENEVA Chirlci W. Ilttnll Jr. ... Paiter Sunday Sehool ......... 10.00 a. m. Morning Worihlp . . . . 11:00 a. ra. Training Union ........ 4:15 p. in. Evening Womhlp . .. . 7:10 p. w. fid . Prayer Service 7.10 p. ra. ■*• Part Ave. at tth SI. Bev. John W. Thoms• Putor Holy Kurhif.it ........... 1:00 i. m Faaiily Service— Chtirrh Srhonl .......... 1:1$ a. m Morninr Pnyer— Seraon ................ 11:00 •. M Holy Communltn— . Tur«day ....................... 7:30 a. nr Wvdnrtdiy ................ ]0:00 a. m Thursday...... ..............7:30 a. m. Sirramtnt of Penanr* Saturday ............. 8.00 9 00 p. m. i | i* » i , *V I ■ w 1 COM M UN ITY P R ES B Y TE R IA N CHURCH l ake Mary John W. TUley ....... . . . . F n io r Sunday School ......... 10 w a. m. Morning Worahip . . . . 11 W) a. in. Junior High Weilminister Fellowship ................ 4.30 p. m Senior High WcilmloUter Fellowship ................ 7:30 p. m. PtNECRKAT AMEMBLY o r GOD CHUBCH GOOD SHEPHERD U N ITE D Cor. 27th aad Elm LU TH ER A N 4.HI RCII II. M. Snow .................. Paiter Boaford Shrlaa Clab Sunday School ..........0:1$ a. m. lit SI. aad Leo Ave. Morning Worahip ...1 0 SO a. n . Erncit Rollrk Jr. . Putor Church School ........ 0:43 a. m. Evening Worship ....7 00 p. m. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. TIIE ALLIANCE CHURCH Lulher Icarus ........ 1:30 p. m. Wed. Choir Practice .. 7:30 p. » . Christian aad Miaaloaary AlUaaca Park Avt. aad Uib SI. Wed. litntefl Services . . . . I p. in. David S. Camrlii ........... Pastor (Both held at paraonagi) Sunday School ........... 9.43 a. m. L L T H E K A N C H U R O I O F TU B Morning Worahip . .. . 19:40 a, m. Evening Service ........ 7:43 p. m, nrt)i:K 3iEit A.Y F. Y'ouih Service .. 9 30 p. m. 103 W. :sth Plato Karbari W. Goirii ............ Palter Wed. Trayer Service 1:00 p. m. Bundle Bcbool - ... 5 is a. m. FIR ST CHI RCII OF CHRIST Adult Biblo C l a n ........ 0:13 a. m. BfTPN TIAT Warship Servlta . . . . . 10:30 a. m. 980 K. Brrond B(. ihinday School ........ 11:04 a. m. ST. LUK E'S L U TH ER A N flundey Worship ___ _ 11:00 a, m. M u l l (Near Ovloda) M;00 p. m. Stephen M. Tuhy ........ Pitlur Wednesday Service Morning Worihlp .......a.23 i. m. Tuevday Iteadirg . '3:30*4:30 p. m. Sunday School ..............0:00 a. m. Thursday Readme 2.30-4:30 p. m. ChriitUn Day School, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten » CHURCH OP GOD Elementary ................... 9.00 a. m. Frratk Ave. aad 21ad 81. Joel D. Brown .................. Paiter Sunday flehoel ....... "Hun., FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Evangellstle Btrvita 7:30 p. m. 410 Path Ava. Tuesday Bervica........ 7:30 p. m. T . C. O'Sleen .................. Paitor Morning Worship.......... 1.30 i. m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Sunday Si hoot ....... 0:43 a. m. OP L A TTE R DAY SAINTS Morning Worihlp . .. . 11:00 a. m. City H ill SIYP Meeting!------ ... 1:30 p. m. J. O. Brooks ... Branch 1'ieiidtnt I Intermediate. Senior) ... 10 00 a. m. Organ Vriperi ..............7:11 p, m. .Sunday Bchi«l Evening Worship . .. . 7.39 p. m. Sacragient Meeting . . . . G.OO p. m. Methodist Sunday Mo a m ............ 7;00 a. m. . . . . . . . . I lls a. m. . . . . . . 10:00 a* m. . . . . 11:10 a. m. Dally Mata . . . . . . . . . 7:13 a. w. Christian F IR S T C H R IS TIA N CHLRCH 1M7 B. Sanford Ava. Hubert Counti ........ AD lalerim Sunday Behael ........... f i l l a. ra. '(aenlag M atab Warship . .. 11:00 a. m. ftg jji C n m a .......... |:|0 p. ra. Youth Adult SYalatag Ctutao . OilOp. ra. Evaaia# Worahip...... TiOOp. ra. SKrcation .............. fiM p. as. CO N GR EG ATIO N AL Z C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H ‘ Park A r t. ai Jlth Su * Barnard X a o i................ Paata* ■ibla School.................0;4S a. m. Mooateg Worahip...... 11:00 g ai. TH E C H U R C H FOR A LL . . A LL TO R TH E C H U R C H The Church ii the «reite!t fitter «n earth fer the building of character and good <iticcaihip. It it * itoirHou<« of fpitiiuil mine*. Without a •hung Church, neither dinw ricy nor cmliralion tin turn**. T h e n are four aound-reatoat wrhy every pervon should attend service* regularly and •uppert the Church. They art: ( I ) Foe hi* ownuVe. ( 2 ) For hit children** t ilt . ( 3 ) For ihe tile of hit community and nation. (4 ) For thr u l t of tho Cliurth iticlf. which M (d t hit metil and mttnial support. v P Ln to to to (bunhjitfululy and «»»d| your lliUe drily. Day Dor.k f>und*v Mark I’talmt I’aaim* laalalt Monday Tu r»la y Wednesday' Thurtday Friday Saturday thapUr Varna Act* llruternnc Of course I don’t scareiyou-il’m only, a JitU«,boy.. making belisv* I’m-a big bid 'man.' Some day, Uiougti^t’irH fte bigrSome day’this* game might be real, ’cause even the biggest bad man w a s once a little boy. And who knows what made him|Jpwrong?JThat’s why early training is so im­ portant. In church*andfBiblo'achod)rwealearn about^God’a kindness and love, and how we can trust Him for the things'we need. Wc learn to wonf to help others, instead of hurting them. Encourage the children you know to learn all the good.they can. Make,church t and»B ible. schooliyouri fam ily custom—please. III John .. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CUURCII OP LONGWOOD E. Ruth Grant .............. paster Sunday School ........ 19 oo a. m. Morning Worihlp . . . . l|;no a. m. Evening Service..........7:00 p. m. Wrd. Prajrr Servlta ,.7:0o p. in. Frl. Prayer Servlta ..,.7:00 p. m. A L L SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Oah Av*. it tth SL |{rv. Lirhard Lyons ........ Pallor to-be Other Churches EOEN E/K K M V.TH ODIST CHURCH Citrus llrlghte CAarUl F Brown ............ Putor Sunday school ........... 10:00 a. m. ttobert C** Byrd ***«*•»**** ■fliloff Morning W orihlp........ 11 oo a. m. Sunday School . . . . . . . . 10:*# a. m. Wed. Prayor tlervica .. 7:30 p. m. Morning W o rih lp ,.... 11:0® a. m. ruining Union ............ 4*®P* !*• GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Evealag W o rih lp ........ 7 10 p. nv* riaocretl Htheal AadJteriam Hid. r r i j e r Servlta 7:30 p. m* W, Thomi« Pirtons Jr. .. Putor Sunday Kctfool ............ a 41 a. in • FIR ST BA PTIST CHURCH Morning Worship ........ 11 a. m o r OVIEDO Jack T . Dry ant ............... P«»*or FOSTER CHAPEL Blindly School ........... E D *R* METHODIST Cltl Ri ll Morning Womhlp .... 11:00 t . m* Otteda Training Union . . . . . . . . 0.13 p. m. Sunday School .......... 0:43 a. m. Eventes Service .......... 7:00 p. ra. Morning Worship . . . . Jl:u i a. m Wed. Prayer Service 7 30 p. «a. Evanteg Warthip . . . . a.oo p. m Catholic sinner- UPSALA COM M UNITY PR ES BYTER IAN CHURCH John W. Ptlley ................... Patter Morning W o rih lp .........a oo a. m. Sunday School ......... 1 0 .« a. m. Wrsi minister Fellow ship Junior ................... 0 30 p. tn. VTritminliter Fellowship Seniors .......................7.30 p. m. T U B SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1021 W. lit 8L Sunday WaUhlowar Study ................... a.00 p. m. Wad. BlMa Study.......7:30 p. m. Frl. Ministry School ... 7:30 p. ra. Friday S rrvlre ............*10 p. m. .’ il -r i P R ES B Y TE R IA N CHURCH D ENARY Denary civic te ller A. C. Summers ....... Tailor Sunday School .......... a CO a. m Morning Wurahip ., lo w a. m Lutheran L A K E MONROE B A P TIS T CHURCH Throo mUan »»* t a! Saalnrd ■ P in t ft., right at Moaraa i SAint, Dpincopal F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. at 4th Si. Ira E. Hindman J r ............ Putor Sunday School ............0:43 a. rn. Morning Worihlp .. . 10:43 a. ra. FM Y ........................ 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship . . . . 7 30 p. m. Mon. FM Y RecraailM 7:00 p. m. Turn. FM Y Pmyer ., 7:39 p. m. Wid. Prayer .Service 7:30 p. m. m S T B A P TIS T CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Coe. O i n k A Crank St>. C. L. Putch ....................• p“ ,#r Sunday SchdBl ............0:1$ a. n . Morning WMRiip . . . . Ut®4 •• **• Training Union . . . . . . 4:43 p. m. Evading Worihlp V:43 p. m. Wed. l*rayor Sorvleo 7:43 p. w i Presbyterian F IR S T P R ES B Y TE R IA N CHURCH CHUBCH OF CHRIST Dak A«e. aad Third At. Paala A. G. Mrlnnis Patter Bible Study ...... 10.00 a. m. Morning Worahip . . . . I 4$ a. m. Morr.lnr Worship . . . . 11:00 a. in. Sunday School ......... i 41 a. m. Evrnlnc W oithlp .............. 7;M p. m. Morning Worihlp . . . . 11:00 a, m. Senior Felloirihip .. $ 30 p. in. Evening Worahip . . . . 7:oo p. m H O LT CROSS EPISCOPAL Wad. Prater .Service 7 00 p. m. CHURCH Nuraery Available PINK cat: S T b a p t i s t c h u r c h A L L B U N TS EPISCOPAL H I W. Ouora Raid I HUNCH Donald Graveameir ........ Pallor Khterpnw Stisday School ............. 1:43 a. m. Merning Worihlp . . . . 11-W# m- Pr. Paul S h u lu ................ Patter Italy l ammunura— Training U n io n .......... P- n>. Evented Womhlp ..........7:4$ p. m. Sundir ........................ 0 00 a. m Wad. Prayer Service 7:4$ p. m. Morning Prayar— Bermun ..................... 0.30 a. m. Nursery available Italy Communion— lit Sunday etch raanth 0:31 a. m. I0 V T H BIDE BAPTIST CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH E . 27th 94. * Park Avr. U ip M d Car aid B. Price ........... P «te r Rev. Gen rye L. Granger putor Sunday Bible School .. 10.00 t. ra- Sunday Brrvlra 0 a. m. aching . . . . . . . . . . . . II-do a. w. Church school 10:00 o. m* ,Ja Study ............... 7:00 p. m. Holy Communion vnxaliatio Praochtei t : U p. m. Pint, Third Eundiy ‘ Prayer Barpteo I.4I »• W EST SIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST 41S If. Belly A rt. William I* Stephen ........ Palter Sunday School . . . . 10:04 n. m. Morning Worihlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. BihU Study .............. 7:00 p. m. K mutes Werahip......... 7 : » p. m. Wad. Prayar Servlet.. T:M p. m. 3'oung Peoplr’i Meeting 1:13 p. m. Kteoing Worihlp . I 0 p. m. Wed. Prayar Service 1:09 p. m. Muiionary Meeting First W ednrtday.........I 00 p. m. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Seventh hi. aad Kim Ave. A. U. McClure .................. l’astor Saturday Sabbath School P.34 ».ra Morning Worrhlp . .. . j l oo a. m. Wrd. Prayer Servlr# ,. 7:30 p. m. TH E RKYIVAL TABERNACLE 24th aad Chaw Ate. L. T . Tasker .................. Fatter PA OfA WESLEYAN Sunday School . . . . . . 10.M a. m. Morning Worthip . .. . 11:00 a. ra. METHODIST CHURCH 4 MUaa W ill m KL 44 Eveoiog Worship . . . . 7:43 p. ra. ., 7:11 p. rn. Cecil W. Sbatfar ............ Patter Tueadiy Service Sunday School ........... i;4 l a. m. Thursday Bervica........ f .U p. in. Morning Worihlp . . . . 10:43 a. m. Weileyin Youth . . . . g:43 p. m. Evening Worship........ T 39 p. ra. UN ITY CENTER OF A ANFORD Woman's Club— 344 Oak Ava. Wad. Pnyar Service 7:39 p. ra. Josrphin# It. Btucki*........ 1’astur Sunday Worship....... 11:00 a. in. FIRST CM VR ni Woodruff Hulling OF T H E NAXARENK l#d r.. Firal SI.. Ra. lit W. tad it. al Mapla Ave. Tuesday Clas................ ... p. w. X. H. Spear Jr. ........... Faster TH E SALVATION ARMY Sunday School ........ 0 45 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 10:43 a. ra. t i l E. Second it. N Y P i ........................ 0.30 p. ra. Sunday: N .Y .P J. * N.L.S......... • p. m. Sunday School ........ 1#.« a. m. Oaapal Servlta ............ T p. « . Haiiaaaa Meeting .... 11:04 t. ra. Mr#at Mae ling ««„•**, 4*34 p* ra, fair NAXARENK Y P L ............................. 7:41 p. ra. O BRIAN HOAD Salvatian Matting . . . . T il l f . a . Lav. Jim Fufcer ..............Poiter Tueadayt Sunday school ............1.43 a. m. Corp L'adata >.10 p. tn. Morning worship ....10;43 o. m. Raad Practica............4 » p. a . Youth tervlN ............ 0:41 l> 9 . Ladiaa Hama Uagua 7:10 p. ra. Lvargelulic semes ..7:30 p. at. Thuri. Prayar Service 7 30 p. ra. Wod. prayar u n its ..7:30 p m. Sal. S tm t Mealing I N p. a . rra rid ti lu i cavaca w t n i * iw- m lrraatf<. Va. - v. b >**; This "Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval o f th e Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business establishments: GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANE errr PRINTING COMPANY PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY WALL Pl.UMHINR AND HEATING WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. WARNER1 GULF SERVICE W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. W1LSOX-MAIER FURNITURE COMPANY RITZ THEATRE HOLLER MOTORS % celery Nazarcne raw >h i h MAYFAIR INN FLORIDA STATE BANK �Frt. Mar. 13, 1959— Fajr« 3 rflif Oiirfarl Vrratt Little David Given Chance For Life A rt Or Cheesecake? Congress To Say WASHINGTON a r i l — Con t inned an attempt by l tided Ar* crcri ii planning tn u ; r up thi litti to tend copies or thr lady's -tu rn in ': <tuet:ion: When it in »r- tort rail through ihr mail at an ad Willie masterpiece J u i t p l a i n for a nr«> movie. L'niteti Artitts it fighting the ban in court.' rhceiccake? Chairman Kathryn K . Granahan T h - particular m ajlrrptf.p (or possibly cheesecake i in nurd ti iD -l’a » of the Home postal opera lipnt m hr omm liter announced her KrancUco Goya'* painting "The Naked i Spanish lady who mb.omrmtUr will 'thoroughly rTlounge* aland in only in tm biju- plorc" the entire situation iintnedi jlcty. out lock. , Mrs t.'ranahan taid the tul>eomThr N r * Y rk post office hat milter hoped that ihe potimauer .cncral't arm ‘ it itrong mouth" io present thr sending of obscene itrraturc thr.ugh thr mailt, flat thr taui if it isn't. Ihr tub. omradtee intend! * io dee clop and recommend legislation which will g. ve him the nc:e*iary ’.jola." She brut ird attde arguments that the post o.ucr « u centering art became the bare lid y whom Uoya inimortalited in odt in U M it not a girlie pinuu hut a great matlrrpicce known throughout the world. "It It indeed .a *ad commentary in our vcn»e of value* when we , annot distinguish between oh celi f art which are a matter of na­ tural pride and Ihr utc of tucli ob­ ject! at luret to the tlieatrr hot office." thr taid in a statement sabml.ird I d thr Iluuse Mr*. t-i.nahan taxi thr attempt Everybody needs money sometime when you d o . . , visit F A M IL Y ! If you need to tend thr ptclurr of Goya * lady through thr mailt ' » t i not intend* rd to ra ltr thr dignity of thr paint!Bg.'* phone: FAirfii 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! lirooo III 00 J.’OOO 317 00 C.’ OO H I 00 Mtntaif rtimtuti l 700 1100 13 00 1100 :<oo 32 00 FA M ILY FIN AN C E SER VIC E, I N C or SANfORD 12S South Park A»tnu« fhaat. FAirfu 2 4612 SinloidJIonOa You Can Stop Downy Mildew On Your Cucumbers With NABAC 25 DflESSStit) FOIt UADlaY • - tis'nrjfi* William* p .: ■> u few p o in t e r s f i v m h is m u lh r i* . M i A l i i V\ i JI i . u iiw . a b o u t k e e p in g f i t l y t u i l i l h i* f u t h p r . I .1- ; m l l» \ \ »'11.-- n . ' I i i n l c r e w m a n . H i t i v i 'i l i.t t liv S;n». ■ -I N ;»s.si A i r . : t • p in a : u - r » * i \ - n m n 'h ilf |» | i* y im u t w i i l i Y A H .*> , \ i ;h v i i i " i i u n t , h o m m m o r e I n t i re p te d in .- o n ie U iiu t: t " i m i 1 1'. S. X u v s P h o t o ) U. 5. Is Unhappy At 'Small' Cigars UP TO$600 f ill (te Rtctot ii’s Unlucky Day, Put Lucky For Tof Seven Persons Die As Fire Hits Home EASTON*. Maine. t l ' P I t - Seven pertont— two men and five child­ ren— were killed early today when f.re swept a one and a half tlory frame house jut) ouftidr this small rity. Th r victimi werr iJrntifed as John Mersey and fu r of hit club drrn and Carl t.dndy who was Viiitina thr Ilertev* A fire official laid thr bodies, have no! ye! hern reeosrred from the ruin* Cauie of thr blare is not yet known Mr*. Chrittmr llrraey and one other child, a little girl, n e a p ­ ed before Ihr flamet destroyed their home. Both rrrriv rd ruts and burnt am! were taken to a I’rrvipie Isle Hospital llrraey wai reported to he a Chilian fireman employed a! one of the northern Maine A ir haset either I’retque Isle or lotting Our shoulderi are broad . . . let us carry your automobile, borne and personal property insurance, Carraway & McKibbin Ibf General Insurance 114 N. Park AveFA 2-0331 nitptndtat YOUR/ ------ r / K ndtpi., huBranJ g ,AC GE EH NT CHICAGO ( t T l'-T L .-.i.a n d s of I> • tors at Childrens Memorial unlrr <hi'rs alien a-.d getting ic T small rontriliutnrs and the skilled lio-piitl said Oat Id, a Tv month-’ 'j-ijir'rd siith the hospital. hands of physicians teamed up to Davil s», s wheeled mto the op­ old 'blue bsby", seas In i»ti«farglie lit be Pat id Stewart a chance erating room shortly before noon, inry eondlttofi after a delicate, lodav for a normal life. T.i'-irt.las for the life orf mr-lour heart op-tralicn Thura . I ileaih n;<ratlo.i performed hy a das aftrrmion Althnti-h they te-nied the sur lean of sutr.r of the best heart surgeon! in the is and, Srrs a ‘ reiatise succe;s," doctors cautioned that the nest day or t>] A hospital spike sin an taid Da* would tn- 'c ru c ia l' in David's de­ sul ra rre out of the tang opera* termined tlrugj.le iisard recov. tinn in " t e lh f a e ln r y '' condition. ery. David, of \ sllemar, t’alif,. a «uh C H k R I.O rtT \ C It I 'll — The lint bahy b rn i the Char urli of San Kraerltco. was horn loile arc • t - !,» » ill bi 1 1 i \ witli a conmlcle Irantpuidinn of the blou.1 ve'teli if hit heart, a rirn if It Is Ft ‘d i * ! ir 1 :h (it * vet non mere esn'itiop -ihic'i pr.'vrntrd hts of a local rad i *t itiun will lie hl»o ! from galling enough osygen As a m u !!, hit tkm had a MuIhr l-al>y'* Ivnrfa.-t.ir i«‘i tinge and his desrlopnirni wa» S n .v t-e Ii ■< elf ua* barn no stunted He lackrd thr ttrrngth to bn-! v t I- n .h , Ci'p drcldrd walk rr it: up because of the de­ Thn-.diy to .Is mi.-thing 'or a tect and faced an early death cilild drawing th:* . ii-puieillv un Hut that was helore Davids lucky birtlidii lie called Kays Gar\. columnist lor the charlotte n.laht became known lo thousands of friends and well-wishers n r , for in around the eounliv. Hit parents, 1 Why nut buy Mime «!iwk and Mr and Mrs Thomas Stewart, make a canitalitl out <d ihe kid nothin l afford to bring Das id to Gary suggested Cbnago where the operation for The iwo fmalts dcenlrrl on slock lu* - mditinn was drvelnped. tn an airline, which was selling t f . ml brgan a minletl roller (or abort SIT a share family, a San Cole Knight fne shares. I'raiu'itro new.paper los'k up lltr 1 aii r in Ihe das the announcer raute and toon a "dollars for Da i died ihe column *l again " fins s O ' .ampaign tnowhallrd into a is a great cuuntrs ‘ t-e said The ft" " > fund lo finance the trip d ain't Keen -oen set, and at and ihe operation real) lies made |1 M " 1he Sir saril flew to Chicago Tlie stock had g mi up Id rents from y»n l-'raocttro Sunday im lj Das id spent thr neat few days a share. \l kSIU N G TO .V t f f 1 The In irrnat llrsrnuc Sersice wants tonic small lubaeru rumpamei to stop ng ta v ri hy n - j - n t |o <alls I •small cigars" tha! ate more like ctgarellet. Hie federal rs ri e tax on small ctjari it 7S cent* per i ""O, sui dgarrllcj t< per i I'rosfucllnii of - - cigart, at reported 1st the rrsrnic irrsice. has tkyruckrltwl trout a normal I MOO.Ii last August t<> r i si :u;. i in ’ anuary. Illfirials say it s nut a sudden tinokml lad. Italiur thry talii, ' a handful'' of companies aiyiear lu hase "switcht l" from cigarette to cigar production prrtuntaMy lo lake advantage id 'he lower tas late. The IBS tent letters Ibis werk to the tot.akro companlrt tslliIhem t.t'irr to stop t ip pra lice nr to rspert a new ruling that wutdd make the to called small i i . ir* subject to ths- ilg j etle si Ii Thr reserii!.- u -r u ir ileclir l I Identity the COiupa' ifs i.ut It si aun^ctitoml tliat nope of tin ilia or tolitrro firms was tusnUrd The law t.ssi a cigar it a roll Consult Your Supplier or Kilgore Seed Co. of tol'ii -o ISrapjwd tn tobnceo and a t'lgjrrtte is a rofl of tnb.irco seati|..-,| jn t aiwr. The IlfS *aid some mannfaiiur ers u .nr been using wrapiwr* mails' of Ti i onstit-jts d or slirs-t toIsacrsi tat officials said it sail hr i!ra< hnl ohitr ami otherwise has nan) . narat iru-tics of paper. ELECTRIC Royburn To Stay Until ‘Majority’ \k \SHINGIOV it I ' l i - Speak, r S.ut lias burn of Tesat says he won t retire from Congress unlit hr e.-,n claim a rn» only of the Scnatr'. t*a and tJion lo he tttu rttemhvrs ".Mister Sant' ssas honored Tliutsdav m-fhl at * party tn the Capitol * old Supreme Court rhain tier lit Senate Dritio.iatlr leader I . ) Iwlon It Johnson it ottu-r si na tor s and k ice I’rettdrnt Niton All are former House members The southern bald eagle differ* n other migrant turd* in that It pest* d irlng the winter. JSilU^fL r r a H c iK T X ii^ T * AIR CONDITIONER 330 VOLTS P l7 .5 AMPERES *c •**..., wo*a »m4 ^s*a tw I k-ps*fl to* Sanford Electric Co. Y O U It 4i K D K .M .K Il FA 2-1582 llii Magnolia *\ve. Direct From SATURDAY MARCH 14 - ih e ONE DAY O N LY! Manufacturer To You! SALE HOURS 10 a. m. Til 3 p. m THOUSANDS OF YARDS - ALL PRICED A T A FRACTION O F COST! You Save! SILKS! . . . W OOLENS! . . . CO TTO N S! Perfect For Your Easter Sewing! Ideal iSSipS*SPt- ' — *. courot* v**° lic it* 1 A D Fabrics for Dicsscs, Suits, Sportswear! DESIGNER'S SAMPLE CUTS INCLUDED IS C O U N T First Com e-First S e rve d o« * ' ° or- SATURDAY O N L Y ! IB a. m . Ill ■1 p. m. BROOKFIELD MILLS 2 0 2 Elm A ve.'’’ <no«th or natr m i i n Sanford, Fla. ...j �I! Editorials if it i i •• ca G« i fu) an era (0 •11 «h th wt th tu »« at a J Vi la th )» N bi •l ll £l ui •I rfi (I in •1 t> di a tt M U n <r ni a U S em in ole Could H ave h r k U U n l N ew Industry In Clay Washington Calling By W ILI.IAM §. W IITTr. W A S H IN G TO N - The W rit it tlowly but turely replacing Ihe South aa Ihe holder of the balance of power In Ihe Senate, and Ihut to a enn«iderabla degree In th? country Ittelf. Increasingly, the future will belong In theie prrdanrmately young Democratic Senator* uno Itjv ~ coma here from the fxr and open •pacet. Ironically, too. thetr ipacel were largely trilled by the tired, dotty migration from the South that followed the Civil W’ar and the rollapte of Ihe Confeder­ ate rauae. The Kail I* the home of the Ivy l.eague rolirgrt, which many believe to Im- the only beacon* m what I* otherwue a national tea of educational dsrknrx But thrte newr Weitrrn men of newr power actually are the real egghead! of Ihe Democratic party. And in nearly every cate three tnindt were hatrhrd tn home grown col leget. rhui It ft that i t the political dominance of the South I* jinking Ihe old intellrrlual dominance of New Kngland I* linking, t«v Great rhangee arr oceurlng a iro 't our pullthal lantlicape Theie point* are no longer merely theoretical and academic It wat evident even in the lad Congrett that the W'ctlern Sena tor* were approaching a point where, In coalition with the moder ate Southerner*, they could run Ihe Senate It (» now hemming plain that the moderate Southern er* within a *hort lime may need the W'etlerner* even mure than the W'etlernrtt will need Hunt All Hut I* dluilratid hy Hi.- •■* traordinary genemiity with wthlth the old Senate ftemocra'* have dealt in giunc important com­ mittee aaiignmenli lo the pew W'rttrrncri. (It it in Irgntathr rommitteet that a Senator make* hit real mark, (ar more often than in debate on the Senate floor i Senator Gale McGre of Wyom­ ing. a 43 year old hltlory profe** or until the November election* ha* gone onto Ihe Appropriation* Committee, the *crond mn*t p«w rrful in the Senate. Thi* group hold* the key* to Ihr federal ea<h Im* Krethtnan Senatora timply do not reach that committee— but one ha* (hit time. Senator Eugene McCarthy of ) P O L IT IC A L P E O P L E . < w e s k i c s ) a n v M O R E ! For year*. Seminole County clay deposits have been Viewed more ns a nuisance than as an nsset. Bui il has been found to be excellent for the maunfact me of lijthtvvcitfiit ay;:n^nte for concrete. Officials pre­ dict that thin discovery could thanyo the future of Horida a construction business. Use of the niryreyote in the state has been limited airier th* material has been imported front North lieoryia and Tennessee. i Seminole County's first plant to produce the ayKreyule •oon will be under construction near the Osteen Bridge. Pro­ duction tentatively is scheduled to start next year. Some tiO persons will be employed by the plant at its inception. This [represents another fine young industry for the county. It {will briny no air pollution problems, according to Victor H. •Hutchins Jr., Orlando, general manager. The onlv roadblock in the path of the plant is the rickety .bridge at Osteen. Officials are m«t willing to risk loaded trucks on the structure. I > However, Seminole County Commissioners yesterday •ought to take care of this item. A new bridge headed the (list of projects the Commission asked the Statu Rond Hoard (to approve. Commissioners had planned to request a new 'bridge before the plan, announced plans to locate here. 'I he ^industry's announcement Just added emphasis to the re­ quest. [ Hutchins said more than 00 per cent of the nation's contret* block and structural concrete is made of the aggregate, although the industry is only 10 years old. I Mother Karth may have provided Seminole County with an unexpected bonanza. B rookfield To Grow llriKikfield Mills has Joined Sanford’s two other textile ^plants in announcing expansion plans. When York Manufacturing moves Into its new plant, uund for which will be broken tomorrow, Brookfiold will gin plans to at least double it* present personnel and itnachlnery. Alix Schneidman, president of Alix of Miami, said that ;op«rationa at the Sanford plant "may even be tripled." As in Hie case of Sanford Manufacturing and I'lerro Manufacturing, our other two textile plants, the lln*okfleld announcement comes ns very g<«sl news. Tomorrow, Hierro will hold open house in its new building at f ourth and Hecan. What better proof dues industry need that Seminole County offers fine industrial climate? » Nasser Runs Risk Of Soviet Breach I C A IR O ( U I ' I ) — I ’nilrd Aral. Hr public Pre'ident (Jamal ,Multi K ilte r li risking Soviet ill»|ilr*» e 4 urr and • piMilble hall In Haitian military and economic sat in hit r campaign againii the CominunltU r ia Iraq, Wr.Mern diplomat* m >. ' Natter Istmrhrd hit altark Wrdnrtdsy with *irmi( rrllicUm of Irani I ’remirr Adbcl Karim Kattrm. He charged Irani Cumiminitts were l a Xmg orders from *‘lhe foreigner" and trying In turn Ilia II A If. Community At }r t , there hat been no Mot taw reaction tu Natter * rhargrt. Motion lladio hat Mamrd tha ■hurt-lived tra<|l revolt on "colo­ nial imi>erialitlt" and hat made no attempt to link Natter with the Irani rrhelt. 1 Wevtcrn diplomat* here tael Natter look I hr rttk of losing .oil from the Kernel liman, which hat •quipped hia troop* with jrta and V ■ a lank* and it helping to hultd the Avwan Dam, hreautr lie runtd not Ignore the expulsion of 10 t' A I! diplomalt from Iran and Die im­ plied charge Dial the I A It wa* behind the unturcrttful retail. Kidnapers Release Women, Children AI.GIKBS t i l l 'l l T o o Italian ttomrn kldnapeel from their fate, II day a ago liv Algerian llrbrlt sere tafe in trench handt (bur*, day. the french < ommand announ ceil that the trtfn retcucd membn* of tlie return family, forced in march To mile* were In good heallh hut rthautlrtl when found Wednesday nigld The army tali! there « a t rm Irate of the Ihre Cream hrnlhrra vtfiu al*o had been raptured l>y the reltell. DAILY CROSSWORD ACttOKH 1. Aaian deaert •.Amateur radio operators t. Second. growth crop lO.Balact 12. Jeaae--------, track aSar ll.O d O fro a e petal* 14. Kelt 18.Bailor IT. Before I L Hair an Even r& y ; Ned. : riRflT^t,. Jack T . Sunday ?vtt»d Morning rn i Trainmrtbe ) Kveningigu Wtd. Her ‘ , cclamx. C u l l e n (alang) ummun Aonlracllon Km ploy •Maa’a Jtev nama B u p M ’a rto f roee boah I t . M in t root 41. itparUn U *1 SM AQT v i U S T “D O M V W E A 1 2 E 43. Booth# -Vi * 19 Tx- % Y- awoaa*, aae t'krUiMaa For SALE For RENT REPAIR Service ADAM S TYPEWRITER SERVICE •:07 West aatwiea* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Yka ll»*Bta la a ».•**,* al tkr I all»e r**aa oklrk la *»IIH*a »**(«•litlf *4» «h« >•• U i r»Ml)llrall**B »f ill I t i P *lilti !■ t i l l •a* Maalk On First Si. I / w a A 4 J , ; . XJ S 7 J 3 G iv e y o u rj«lf a ■UmycAjh a rt o f th t pood t h in ^ j of life by sa vin ? part of your (3 rn in?$ for later u$e NABAC 25 SRFETY mSURCD $!0,000. f°' wh uvtr Control u us ms tla ia ra l •**••* il.* * a m n O f l r t i f t t . 1*1* a* Ik* F**l aiftee •• *aal»*a. * l- .t a . . a»a*r tk* *** - f l« a * * * * ■* **a**k 1. t»T*. ai * i« in ip n u x a u « Cattlae 13* *n a u k raw N .a ik i l i t Maalka aura Adding .Machines ya f. t*a* III* * Diamond Hock I* a tiny uoln habited iilaml off Martinique which wa* railed H. M. S. Dia* mund Rock during the Napol -eme wara t>ecau*c Britivh tailor* ami marine* held out there for almoil 19 month* before aurrrndering to a French naval iquidron. m e S A N FO R D ELECTRIC CO. 116 MAGNOLIA AVF FA 2-1562 W l 'V I t O T ■ V IR Y TN IM * F H FIX-UP heeds Thar* n no naad to run around looking fq f th* thing* you wont far homa fla-up. You con find •voeything haro in ona placa. Kilffore Seed Co. If j tila i* il, 10fi N. Myrtle T Y P E W R I T E R S or Friday, March 13, 19ft9 Hall* •■»*• SEMINOLE TERRAZZO Drink Less, Nikita Says In Brandy Bottle Battle fttimalea — ( all 1*1 FA 2-76J 1 Supplier % iu i it T~ % % r%r V% lk a rr % TT) z rr TT % r /(< I* % 11 rtr IT 4L TT 'V ., m f r i.n c m i i i w u .____________ __ I rrr l*rotest« Too Ijoud ('onsolt Your vv vt ta n n ll.M in . * ati«* ••• r*»au*a*» m i . i i v j . m i i i M i . ae**tii*iw« hwwm ;* v ia iiiv it i nv v j *.*x j *i tvvu va a t u , tan.* a «i»ie i.airw* Patiuk.a Tile Kxpcrlly Done TKIllt.\/.?.0 WORK OF A l.l. KINDS. Police Confiscate Left-Wing Weekly Lcral Notice 4 VWI * VV. ****** M. 4H.. **»"»iitw« i.an«* gwtwai** I LDOItS C'l.E AMill •SANDED ■ IHU.ISHKIi Bocteriol Spot T~ T“ a i - 3 $ •i i •i .1 TT% By fit Kolrrba Then there’* Hrprrtrntativr hr thoutd tie working hack In W A S H IN G TO N — l.a lrl), Ihe frank Collin fit., Mainei who mid Waihington Aflrr all. they tald, men of Congrrii hate l>rrn lay­ hi* homcfulki m a new Getter that that ) what he wat elected for the Haute of nrprrtenlatitet ' op so when he didn't make it bark ing tome antarfng thing* altuut eralr* tomelhing like a rlrcui *’ in Mattarhuveili for teveral Ihemtrltet Whit they've laid hat He tald the petfurmrrt do their wiekt. they complained "Who'* liioughi up their ponderout quit •turf in teteral rill biiiir each| that guy Hunk he i t ' We only rlrrot hat u* rlownt t wonder liont. . . ■e him during rlrrlion*." Are any of their number nil rd who hr had in mind, hut hr When the lawmaker drove up vnlt? Are lame of them clown*? neglected to Identify them, in hit o'd car, hi* con 11it ur nt* Arr they, limply, all mixed up, A* fur our mixed qp Cnngrrtt were upset berauic the Jalopy nr Jotl plain niltunderalmMl? man. that would lie Ihe « rlrhr.itrd liMikrd like lomettung the farm flrpretematlve tiardnrr Withrow catp of the frethman gentleman er* haul tra*h in. (It , Wit i wat the grnllrman who of Iowa Hr tald he wa JiM So hr went out ami bought a wat wondering ilmut nitwit*. mixed up when hr made the mit new tat. and now they’re laying PA HIS l CPI i — Polite ronfu lake of paying hit part time vvnr' JVvrral week* ago he addretted I'ley're »ure the lohbyitti have cited ill copiel of Ihe french the Cnngrrtt of (he Dominican mg rotlege mil the ialary of , j .. n to him already. left-wing weekly Expre** Thur* llrpubhc and the paper) down nearly II «»si a month Tin fir*t lime hr came home, day for printing what the govern I.ike I'rnliably the moil niltondrr hr ume an old tu t I'roplr .aid. mint called a "trandalou*" Interthere quoted him taylns any other euuntry. we m the >Io<mI lawnuikir, on th- other he *aid "lawk al him, Juat an >ie,« giving indnent peaDe In — u llrpre*rntallvr Silvio ohl bum." So hr lunghl a new, the Algerian rebel*, lolled Slalet hate a miwil or hand, two flut, unlike *n many other ('onle (R , Ma*» 1 III* rontflluenl- mil Ihe fir-1 tiling be heard.' The im ijp *1* leired before if nnlmn*, we tomellmr* elert one he t*id In a Idler To Capitol ii- *»id, wa* f nr crying out reached Ihe new* Hand* It wa* nr two In the longer** " lllll'* weekly nrwtpaprl lloll b»,id. In - ;:„m high hat wiili the third time the wrekl* had l-ven Itrpri'senUtlte Henry Brut*. * I all keep gelling the wrong im that Ivy l.i tgue *mt of h:$ “ «ei»ed More I'rrmh-nl l barle* dr Deinmr.il from Wiveunaln. wa* an pte**mn of lot internumline Sund.ii’ lie rnitacd rhurcli (iaulle n n i r to puwrr la*l June Impiravrd In to* tolleague'» obAfter hi* election. tael li- hr bn ante he wat tied up lalking •ervatlon that lie made It official returned to hi* district To ««•! up with i •mitiHiv nt*. *o *evrral pen He plarrd the tialrment In Ihe uffiee hour* And what *1• you pie -.iid ___ ____ that ___ bring ___ down in With N EW D E I.H I It I'li More I'lingrritlonal Record jknow’ The fulkt complained lh ati('ni. |IJ(| in Nthent of than «t..'>rNl lom m .,nut* hat* been him. jailed in we*lnrn Itiniab for arm Several week* later, when he rd retiitanre lr new tax*, it wa* gnl back to iti* home dutrict and dttcloicd Thurttlay. Ihe lair* thowrd up at church, the coniti- war* levied t« finance a power turrit» were »*ying; "That piou) dam. fraud? lie'* jutl trying to dlf up Vule* " The payoff lame, he *aid, when ha returned to In* office in W uh Ingtnn Sunday night. Thera wa* a letter from a tinkled eonitttu B E R L IN (C P I)— Nikita Khru'h pa«*ing tray and holt It diwn Some of thi gurtlt would make tot cltev, who ha* advtied Soviet During thetr ‘Ibe letter laid hr wat ipendlng worker* to cut dnwo their drink­ trogthv remark* pcriovl*. while hi* Inlerprrtrr gave Ion murli time in hi* diitriet ing, wa* Mugging bramliri at a him a Mhitprrrd at muni, Khrutll making permnal appearance* rale of a »hnrt one every 11 mm rhev would ilaiul with head hang | when hr tlmuld ally in Waihlng mg. rvr* half fluved, mV tquarr tun where Iha voler* lent him in utr*. Between gulp*. Die Soviet pit hand* folded together over In* tiie flrvt place ilomarlt. Kontriunr*. 1 think a Gongre** oiler would devour one or two But be would m ine aw ali thr man ram* hi* V*i pint fringe «mall, *pi(> tautage*. then putii irroml the other pm on 'i •I fin Im ■•*fit a like relative* on a pay no Ihrough the crowd to tlukr i*he>l and down another drink. mil. I *nme more hand*, and Img a lew more women The younger the women, the tighter Nikita *qurrt *1 H I X l l l 1 t i l l \ | > / 11 \ | \ la 1 t i l l H I x l l l l N ed. % •• I* • *•* 1*ll i ll l l r a i l H l The irrn r wat a reception fu* 1n mh ll r». a » * \ *, • * |a It •>#!*} * i 1 i • » io p# 1a *i i f if |iif 900 prominent Communtiti, GarJT #t, rt in.g f . •t 1 '• 1 1 1 a « 'I*Id* 1 !■»«■ 1 *4)11 *►** tat * h | * 'M i* t t J •n * l.D »* ) l « m ' € I I ........... ' i ■ *) •"■***! man and forrign, at Ihe apriwh 1*. f • m f *it > « * . » ’ ri.r-i» * aii |t r i l i a *• a tra ile r Ing Soviet emha*»jr building on r* ^ 1**4i ii*- i » # ta ri n g w •■a h o i 1 « ' 1• o * l^a - . f t l titer Din l.mdrn. Utittif 4 i - u r l | |fi i i n i ' • M ttM ir* IV lfili i l is ii Kbruthehrv wore a ilmple (*, .1 i » r *• » i " L o t *a f To . • «( ••• It, m •1 1 «» / "' i . b | C o m m l i t l A A black tlagle-brraited lull, bedeck II* H r . L o r t *x |i iv, v ril with 'Worker* Hero" medal* ■ ’ • •i hi ti # r t.n»\ ;•:.-*nirff f i | r o r i#«f Six huge hu(M table* had Iwen vet up in ** many room*, and all had a* much hu*ine*i a* they mold bardie. Thr pudgy premier wa* greeled by Ihe a**rinMed Ka*t German dlgnllariev. then ptueeeded to make a ipeeeh. Khruthchev ha* an odd wav of aildrettiug a Hireling in a foreign country Hr tiniply Mart* talking in Human, and hi* interpreter *t,iri* Iramlaling, ratting hi* voter abuve khruiiiehev'a. When Khruihrhev get* *nmr mninrntmn. amt ilati* thmiting. the Interpreter ha* to bellow tn out dma i t F t n i ' lie heard at all. Khruthchev and n m fit 1UMW A C TIO N HNMUriS HOT. ihe interpreter uiually finiih In a u m . m j c t M u o u n iw TO M w a dead heal. A t for brandy he I* not a tip per. but ralhrr open* hi* mouth, rai*r« thr gltt*. and Ham* It* content* down hi* gullet. At hr made hi* hand thaking tour, from time to time, he would •netch another brandy from a veto-rnd to m e t^e i actually to make— the high foreign polirir* of the l 'ruled Stain. Church It the yuungett of the young. He will not rrach the too f ering age of IS until next July He lu* never been a profr*»or h« t* a lawyer, inxlradi hut intellc* tual intem ti are hit chief in t b i .l l . Other new We»iernera have done very well. Indeed, in reath ing eommlileet of high influent* It D, bowrvrf. Ihe*e tbre-— M, (ire, McCarthy. Church — wh,. could lie dc*cribed a* Ihe bright partnular was of fortune Kerb • in poviiion immen*ely to forwardV hi* career am! hi* region No three men in alt hltlory. *« h r a* anybody can recall, have rraih rd to much Senat power tognin • to *oon All Ihrer are liberal*, hut tc, rranily *« Alt three know how r work u*rfully with men wit i whom they may often diiagrir Glvrn normal life -viierlani* ar,| political luck al Ihe polls in 1 m lure Ihrte will be1 Ihree name* •reckon with m ihe Sena'e. anu In (he rountry. for decade* t» come. ERRAZZO For night 1 Assignment Washington Mlnneaota, a 41 year-old former profe*»«r of economic* and exmember ef the Houte of Repreteniativra hat gone McGee one better. McCarthy hat wound up on the Senate Finanrr Committee— a group to fnfluentiil that even I’reiidentt approath it with wary rourtei* . The Kinance Committee, which handle* ta in and tariff* on the Senate tide of the Capitol, handle* in fact much more even than thc*e * It i* tecond only lo the Trea *ury— and tometimn more mflu rnltal even than the Trea»ury— In making the whole complex fi» cal and economic policy of Ihe t olled Slate* Senator Frank Church of Idaho wat elected two yeara aco rather than la*t November, he i* itlll. howeier. a 're«hnian even if he 1* edging toward Ihe lophamorr tie** Church ha* been given a •rat on the foreign Relation* Committee \ deeply inti-rnation alltl Idahoan thu* now «it* at a ' itiic where an old. i>oliitionlit Idahoan, Senator William K Bor­ ah. once made admini*tration— and forricn eeuntrie* • Irrmble Thi* eummittce ha* ihe power to Your Hesl Hot 14, Bright, 43. Head* rat (alang) •tar In ll.IJxIvium a Bcorp.o DOW N ll.Ta a la I. Ttrltiatm Sl.rifpan dalay 31. titrate >. Waa beehive obligated S3, (lidded I . -------34. Anap. Jonaen _“ r parltlon 4, Induct 33. Made of Y m U*4*)'• A****r 8.Car* 34. A lone •oil 4. High 34. AtaUe or Im ual 94 Hot Homan T. Apportion working SO Hearth** X Bright red 3R. Pilfer fur game • A dr tea or 40. Moalrm SI.Melodlea aUte nama 11. Walk* over a tV IM ld 1’asa 4 »- THE POISON IVY LEAGUE LOGIC * e t .iw :>u* S H ELV IN G LU M B ER STORM SASH CEDAR CLOSET LINING PEGBOARD INSULATION w LU M B ER " C D .I N C J W ,,v lA,A V i . V t, . nV.°nT �F ri M ir IS . P ’i ' i — P ;.p * * * "Alt. Olympus” Theme Of Latin Club Event In a c o m p ile Roman telling Hr«t I. atm nuderl* the I aim Club of Seminole l)i;n *perial tue*t» w ere faeulty mem ^ S r'io o t enlr rlttltril with |h n r jo n u jl bam, rt T.iur»da; c'e n in g ,n Ih 1’ auditorium «•( V e tchool Tim theme of lin t year'* bin Hl.01 * n Mi O lv m p 'i* ' w iin tor " A r f . i f r Bibendi * p rc iid c d u *c teveher Colem an b* Latin Cl'itt prcxiUcnl, Jm i SI i tr.trd lliiin. f il ii it . it a m the ll.i iiiii (iu<i * ' I t and D ia n i . m <r:t A r r i '. ' f iii'.' i hy \ ’e* McJ. ,*.tn ^ g n . j i . m - I.:'k* In . ciecc.g'ive jr iu n . . an I a p p u p r u ii eo> mi the f:i year ‘ V iv e '* fltid.rt* i f rtl i i n r ' i’i»* trr»" I t **■. nfrt year < uh mrpitver Tr» b » r-u * ' ' a ' f i l m m i.i.it > rr w art and ton d ir.e ;i reclined os tbr floor at «j « tnr Ito m in rut loin A i«'i>cram -a ■ • p • a- l b 't i Ja b h J * lk Calendar i rmtJAi I Methnrtlit will meet » th Mr* _L. Cir»l R a i *i i *i i hureh U r r » nf R Steele, IMS FIm Avenue, af 'g 'l 'e r for Home M lttio n i I 10 : to I' m »ir*l R a i'll'i W M t \ ming People Mi**inn* Study a' w ray p m The women of the Ftr.t PreaVir*i M ethoili'i I heruh I'hoir hvienart Chtireh will meet at prartite it l tv p m 7 to foe Rihie tiudy and prayer and i i 1 * rlo ck for iheir h u iin e n S H I R llt V The Paitor * Train ing r lit * of and tnvpiralm nal meeting The R ." scout* nf the f i r at P reih yier i ‘ir*i Methoitut for ehueeh mem hen h ip writ meet :n the rh u rrh . tan will meet at T p m The .Of I firer* T ’ air.mg Prngram nf the from h to It a m I'm* re it | l . pt u* i tutfi h R r i . a 1 ftr*t P ir « b v ;p r u n Churrh under tnr direction of H T Mtlwee. >er*net at * o p tti n l' so nrld in ’ he Fdurationat SI S PAT lliiiliting al T Vi p m Pineree*i llaptnl i hurrh t'arol « twvir practice *■ S lo p rr Pine cre*i R a i l i'' C h u rrh Youth Pel \** *nri Mr* JtWn R tlid v i low ,0 p at a i ■ infirtunff !hr V tram, •, ar *e fnr M rtnnrtiil M ifl i n rtf **r h irili t-vf i *1 * js fiifr T«ri le a rn e r, of a,lull wnd «vdh . i n n i\n M ir r h i* rinffpironi* 3kff t ill e f e d in ine I ‘rim a n rirrvirl Mr irtfi Mr* VI VI md mew a lo T l*v ^!r *nd Mr* I H ifidd/th M H M i AY Tne Prpenilah e i ly .t of row ' SrinfrtrH For Member I The t helve a tv I la** of thr M n t ' 1apu*i C h u n h *urpri*rri Me* tarlet Vnunre w th a houtr > a rm irt af their mordhly m*ei >t Mr> V o illlrr « 'e * home I* tt R fe n n a Park Thr flat* aim pm enletl a gill to Mr* Jack Martin who wilt move »<*<>n with her fam ilv to Itiiyntnn Braeh tTr meeting ' i * etritded over by M i. Fra n .i* H a l with 'lr « I W i a tler giving ihr ilf'o T o n a l Mr* Vernon Harrtm led tne en lertxinm rn’ 'tr* V *iiere attm ed hv Mr* Mall, terved take a*d toffee to the following menther* Vtr* M irtin V • P i dell. Mr* t arlet Mr* Hard r Mr* p.m llam ner Mi** Martha litog an Mt* Ralph Hetti Mu Holt* P irriv Mr* Robert ll<slgr* Mr* Paul I. Ruhr! Mr* y fred Chile* Mr* W illiam ntaloi * Mr* Rill* Matte* M r, li VI vkipi*er and Mr* kronelh M rirfn ih Rr* I nie*l Rnlirk J r •■ Rul \m bm »e, wh* rt« we have lav walk ly ihiv tubwa* t u n n e l'‘ The que*|tnn whlrh fate* t.inda L au rie a* *he *1 m il • with her clo*e lipt>ed tvvi friend i» a com nmn qiietltnn that alt humanity n k * loot M in riii o h a > r to keep walking in ihi* va r of t r a it thi* dev i'dom inated Safe filled universe to «>me the pain i* too much and the* rr* o lirvd for relief to end tt id Time and atatn *e > if* ho'ryr trag.'d* broken hvmr* and hr pie**nf'» and sope r** nci* th * »eem* to b< a part of our to’ x* human heirtg' The arttwet lh a ’ the Pa* toe si i*t ( i n , It i n God * ii ihat ,! he tht* m TSi* e rm t .ei weak in me fare ol the rnitrm d* of untni' able proh lem* that face all mankind But * thi* aotw er the we*ke*l aniw e" mat * r ra n gne ot n II ine greaie*! an*wer B e erv out to I iin I and atk Him Where are we going* He a n tw rri Ju*t keep walking t. -I < an gne ii * tm* a i" « e r h, .. . . II, 11 an ad k wow ing lost Hr it no! ■ aught in a auhwav lunnr m whirh all lie can ire Mr* J R '« n * , 'r f and Mr* l i* thr entrance liod i* in F t r r Charlie OiUhne enlerlam ed with nit* He ter* from toe outvide a Cnlfee Thurtda* morning at she H r k n iw t the cteilinaliun Hr Sangatrr home The inform al revf tan view to the rod* of the Uinnel fee * i i lor mem *er» of V A H ! winle we ian only i e * the and Ihe party hour wat »pent in ■ lai *nr* ■ treading a..mg Ih r ffln vrria lio n and 'he m aking evf Hack* »lum in g o v e r .tie eir.der* h t n jiiu n In* for the Savy Relief and j "iilm c the rieidlv m iikltr J u ju .a it,n cr* conn* again 'he Thr hotit «,e* tiM-,| a tpring bou 11, ■ i . till) shr u n it . 'it c h quel of vr.luw ami white flower* amt pray arrangrd in a hlaek tuiwl for Ihe T h i! * no iitir t a r nor ;• ofr velhvw coveted coffee table a d n am of a madman l ife i» \n o th rr morning coffer wav lie ■ In i • n U,r p re ii B e ate It* .ug al Hie . r of Mt, K ennel" led 1Jim VI hen h r Apr 4 I** llow rll with Mr* Harold I ang a< 1"* un inif im n, 10 hou r ,* flMl .» i.jJitrr tn* r «it the*»' .* tUI *4 ' DVa. Member* m c 'd in g were wl*e* r *k , Itlr i i ,if |*fi‘ i.r*ri d Uy 'nu n Heavy Attack >.|iiadron Sev M j i i % lie r liiri § ]<iil til rr« ltri rn. 1. s t h a ; Die* 4 f r IWlt Di nut or ex i l l »lfi 4 't (h r pUd Vn m e»l e 'i'i. e <>oii'CJ*«' 1* thi. i i ***»! hi* fvn tIlf af I Vit (ttadc id n "aid* and hriev* JI' 1 *»f 11* •’a n ' or wa, the t.oard* arid *la.*k lilHl rt.»* m lrritiM l Ihr* ma., i liit Sdin 1 hiil Mii'jn* that •rparaluyg them nth Ihe tirirk> vi hr M up ir jir h Ih r |n<*prr n i l tt ■%» ! n»i IrtOiLi f ,'r sn rv it '•HI a Ir a 'i'H 'il of n'lve o r *wlad hut in cnirjm vr i i i u r i*rr%i»n* oil to . j t r r when looking ipag n*# in ilii» Ihr* no belli to p rr'e n l Mo ving w !»n *hr* hr^r inr »oiCf nf »«<*! *j»a K r rii * A *s.fU llr ^ t in 1* on ra rlfl I | i »a* * JnrnUw » thr * fr* n t iru lh U u l Mod 1* with lit* I on rtl u n rt through M*s ?I • ' ; l III *III M1a * I II*Nil ; llaiM* til * alJt f1*1 f '*'<* . 'J it . 1 %JjrI u|» j h r j 'l Mr •»,*% m l f*r*Ms| I'trmntf of > It m l in o** tiufi t ht.M n twisfi hi ro a tn«1 t uruiim A oil i | i *i » l lieMi* to ttiit i<«r' *m r Iiti #Di iii lr* ivr ? i*il t.i I h si 1 in I ■ r n f»* m il V 'i»<»i • ih r nold op? Mon I h im •Ufid ♦ o- n .in s mrthinc W tip 4Ml ;|ir* Put a •m dr jo u r ,1 1 ,« AM141* *0 1t»ur . . .1 i>l i*« * j» ’* itiio i* BIRTHS IIO H IDAS I \ > I K*sT t . m m i N i ; Coffees Held Thursday Morn * }a i& lit MRo S. I I'll 1 1 H K D D ll k I R M IS \ I ‘I I1K I . M I N ( I I ' l l bun- ( ltd tnltlo ru *' !v ft to rijr h i. S a m ir a •III'*. V*. S im lyr, lint n o - l;i i .mil i ••r i , •h»* Jt.vft Ilf Dim.n. w h o p la y e d 11*•*•g*»t runt I’lmiu) McKiblitn. h- Apollo. Tontntv M arch, March, windy M »rrh t f lo ir M ares for i| n tnr first month of spring 'A< a,: fei a happy exhilaration Novi, If . lit open our (a rile n pate sod ta»r a l.mk ai o r gtr den fam ily. We tee r.t * life it N u.i.Que birthday pail* hon b u rn in g forth m tnrm too, W> mutt rem em ber that Hie.' orirg Jorepn S icc/k u w tk i wat gtv h a 'e ten lim ing thrmign u n !■ i rn last evening at the Mat l.ou re n au ran l with hi* w iir at liuel m onth! of M orula w o 'er ami now c ** _e n their awaking tnev are u t i \nd wua: m ade ihi* pari. *ueh W tungry aim to Hop ih e ir fla ir,!. an unutnal or.r i* 1tic* fact (aal bogging fo r food we m utt tlar' Mr. S lrc/kow am i* now far uul frrd in g im m ediately and m a few Jay t perp around the eorner to *ra" a b o ird the l ’SS Hootrvrlt and watch their growing and with V A II-lt . Ilut p lilu r r * sn il tape rreord r t p r r iit n ; Hteir thankt the unit ttai ihev i an by s t'in g u* their ins* were m ade nf (hr part) and will he *cnt to the aloent guf •! lo 'e ly bloom t Lot U! not think ibal one fen) of hiitior an that hr will havr a full account of the celebration In* i* enough. That wa« only Party guc*t« enjoyed a pitta h rra k fa tl. The next meal will he ^ l p thirty da>» and ev ery thirty tupper topped n lf with tnr trjd i T la 't through Septrm lvrr alien tmna, h iri'd a y »a»*' lin e r pre Ho* 'r hhltld* Ihrv will he going to v iffp again ,,.n; w rrr Air* Mr* Vndrrw ttolton Mr* i It fnr the w irie r of I 9Y9 and ! 9<fl Atkin* >n 'lr * M an \Vil»trr Mr F r.e n d i, jo « l rem em lier that gar rim* are very much like txr hu and M** J'llllip Revford Mf and Hi an • One c.f their very human Mr* (I N S k e llv. Ml* William Drill (i man 'lr * Paul M ark-' trtii* 1* tumr are very light eat and Mr and Mr* M nherl Caoio »i» and aiq u ire tpecial diet, while Other* are heaty feeder* and will ihi e en n u n any food. F o r ex »i i c < jr iie ll. il ami ir.alea* rr m q ii •• very liltla food, tine vrry ■ i f.um ula it l ib . Sulphate ol Two of t lr a v ) \ I I j » .S.|jadruJ Iro n and l lb. Am m onum itilp halr S.ne* bachelor t wiio will '>e to i gal of water— T o u r one fup married thl* weekend w rrr lino fin around a tm all plant and morr iirrd at a part* T u r 'd a r m*h' and arcoid lng to larger *nr* In rate thr paMv w a. rianl* 1 a 'W ak e'' thi* ; pud it apillrit un the plant* rommemor a’ ltig the r n n i n : worn tnrough ferilm * * a u i off event* fa te fu lly with a aof; »pru> Tnr t.l is i tu rtle lu ll and Juotl frrtih n n g of C am ellia' *ho.ild he l id I I) " s la t M rcrafl i" iip a u ri:i.-i-ttn'-ed with 'he June (red fo ld *e' .* (ttg in e rl were told ing a* ! he' are *ettmg Ih eir bloom nl :hr |i« « uf m arrird Idr to fb u d * turn. Ju it a hint me rut their friend* a im p re u n tid r u l i ^ fjn g * taken frnm Cam ellia* un with a m em cnlo of the orratlon Ju r.ei w ill root much q u icker than — a lnvgtn of rope tied in a hart Iheta taken at utner time* Hi hit man't Lrnl eu* ir e ju»t the u pp oiile t«f the»r Wnen it le ia n n uhviou* 'hat thr anil are very hra>y feeder* In two m in * rre determined la go fart, every lim e I pat* tnem t anrait with wedding plan* the ra n hear ’ 1 am hungr* V ou well meaning friend* madr o r ro jlri feed them ever* tm rr tain mat huth would be druir., id week* All other *hruh* and tree* in at.pi "p ria trd fa*hion lor tne w ill do very well on monthly wetl,ting* meal i. After tnr party I t (till ■ aught 0 If nne nf vour garden family a pain to Sew Je n e t anil ht* ® i « i i i i a litllr tired ami »lck a future iT.dc \|i» * Kliialtetlt Natti. light riu»e of M ag n riiu m Sulphate (Fpxon Salt* di*»ol*ed in water will hnp V I patm i would feet m urh Heller if given 3 I d « th* \nnthrr elfnrt to Ja/! of M ig r r t ia every *u month* ro m e n a t r e rln th m r l'r*igne' V i murh for food hu’ our gar tube T aylo r »h n w tie, in rrd den fa tv v w <1 have in he r'ean gold, nrangr and blue in ? nnh ed up for 'g rir tum m er p a ra d fi. pattern M nit tie* are waihahe an ne«l *e»k *e *il deal with anti hanil *e'»n Shape* range apra>« whirh m ate their leaf frnm »bm tbiw tie* to narrow A rire * * r* nm artila'e four in hand* T'ntl* are ut are and have invul* ivorkri* lor bu* token* n r tra n q u illu er* ’ W a n t To Dance? e r i in varion* itvade* A tecand group of adult* (rom the sjn fu rd Itecrealum Depart merit* Suuare Dante ila** gra rti.ate.i mtn inr Senior i.ro u p tail Seed a Itgh' o i me patuv’ In n.ght Hate nnr Two m ale I* of .nftaia A r . r * r ia n of ten teiotn* will hie lamp* which rrtrm b ir an begin n en Wednesday mgnt and lorr.i com r witn »n foul evim ^ a l l intereited adult! ahnulil pan nun lord* and chimney* lua' epen ® t n reg n ter t l that tim e The he at the top In p rr'e n l damage ginnrra e la n atarta at T P. M from light b u lb !. The vinyl rtnrv S q u ire dinre** who are aequain!not become d'atnloerd whin in ed with the *tepi m ay join h e Dated, the lam p* form modern Senior i.roup at * JO ittic hlniie*. about I I inchei m O ver J I ro u p lfi have been at diameter. lenrittig the weekly Wednetdamght Square Danre V tiv itlr* T'rrl up to i f am 'jne eoe.latl* Mr and Mrv .Ine C u r t ii a r e 'the • ith a -ii of erum hled nr {'<"jn . m it ru rt o ri under the Cit Re re* Hon Department » W .nter Pro haul ami g a r lir po*der A di to tail*. ^ * ra m __ ____________ K t ik r 0 T lji Guest Of Honor Party Absentee S^ag Party Held Jazzy Tics For Fatio FiifHt IT ’S COM ING, SOON - - - - C jh m u L O Is l O p M ^ APRIL 4, 1959 At Bv T m* i* particularly tru e of 'hr decoration rotmitiltre of « im h Mr* .1 S an g itrr i* ilia ir n io At a m eeting thl> week at I ..k. i,, d .n plan* wrfe put in lu eltect H at w ill rnakr the d r . i i r i i i ' i . a iin e well worth thr f i n nn p it prr*on adm tm nn p riie l >ual decor lucli a* lin in '.. • of gardenia* tloatih. m t ake l.of and fettiMineil ihn* i.lm u l fir patly area, lu autiftil m i n Im < krt* t lllid with Hull* and I ’"* rr* flanging liom palm t ie r * and. tw lievr it or nut lin e t ir e * I t n t fu ritir l mlu palm lie*-* t i u i i l i n l f.Hif hula i.i.o r|u| amt i i .h u j I lighting r l i i t* lla * r iiw n lo r,In * thea* ,.'Ual d etiiratiiin* w n.hi I* e x iie rtrd a: a H a ‘ j i u n part I. .* lh< . , 'i i f . fralur* all thl* Inn t„ jr . Ihe folio ,n» Mae ' , ■ l* filiating in I a .e «... ,t. . •'and > w ill hr i up - 1 t > |<-t Ih r vup erv im oii of I d r t s .p . t ie r arid hi* new Tne >t ■ ,,.N where a piu lin iiM a t and lathiuri triow ,, , , ,| will he deeurainl wen >n t j er», palm*, banana lra*r and Tapa clolh* winch .*r ■ t.< 1,’nl H aw a iia n hanging* of j nl* I hark in *rhich iqtru a ’ r i.na ha*r hem worked 'r.d one of Ihr inu*i »i*v ait a* at thr part* *, ,P an eigtitern find iq iijri h a 1 ncti hv at t r a il a do.rn *. i .1 **ho will v a li'ft all Ih iritt ft i.it .in, h to *ofl drink* The l u . , ill fH* thalehed an.i deroralr l m Ila ”*A* tan m otif Ihi* * h o at'iv ie 1* r b rain ch ild and ire win n 1 dr l a r i Tali-,, e x e i. it r e ■ ■ ■ !. 'll ‘ ♦ ■ r «n rh,»rc*’ i»* *; fit fat# !hi« fi a ■ v it , I M t»» !»l* 411 lo i I % fit 1* \\T* ■ ■ „ , ed mi al « *»M* (alt tllglf Swim 'ti l jit the 1'AH.n. d i l "■ aii r e flri Judge To Speak To Local Club I dr i it |r .trial S * * tt.. VViniun • ^ VUrilt Iji UfU itri Afrti l ‘ S n l A tm i r*rnt * c di |»d»n m rnl *i I in«*rl on i i n r r o i ciitfi a*■ 1• .<* t*ii«*titii t will *i»*j*k VVij» n \] * thr t Mih on .- I'hjM t ni I|*« ’ll tf k I •lit a**1 \|m r* I \ lit* «tl im ft la«M H. r |.. m | ft.fi I* I* lit t Th* l i i r lf n v % j ii i | ( M *t ji II Afill i i T* *r * \ lir Min* . I V : If I IIIVf - til I « r.i t» U .rtf * H :»l #* Newcotners i Thf Ran forrl Nntinnil fiiurii ( m a im jflCKSons in it W DM J^lJarkets I Ilf I \ Y ) \ KI D k I .H A D K “ A - FRESH M IL K s 3 9 \ KI D \ — l h im d . ile . S tra w b e r r y . \ n n ilU ICE M IL K 49‘ H i t r lint. C n r ln n I I M l d l l \ l i l t A D K •• M K D II M FRESH EGGS 'W H e r r vc fcaJxhA, 391 l l t r Itaig h | T n I .in i il ( } u i i n l i t i M Sunday IS MARCH 29th 'i I ....... .. > U i■ M and M i­ 't jc k i \a ' * ll. It. h t ,a M> I »rul Mr* il •»f« N 4 \ * ■ . . . . II «»rt M and \1 f * Urn 'VI KOlOf '*f l r - f h \v f Mr* S 11 Hwl ■ P s ■ 111 Iron H(*r si uil * h rf jiuot II* ed . : 1 ■ Mr *ind Mr* 1* n r ha* a* t" j t|HF,r »|I lU h iS h 1fall* t ' ' l ' i i . II! J . , | \ a * I! Ilrortii 1 la M nil Ml • 1 f V ft h.iri! . "1 'lr * " * ft*tr it 1 .) m ■ i aki S *rtn. \ .11 1•* fri r* t l a. 1til l! i r z f i Ihr VI . 1 rtifwi! i nil *orr*t Mt i * FLu1r %4 * ' *ii' r r mn r fron .toil * Va \ ‘1iJ J • nan j n 1■<*i1it mt »u* M and Mi* \ 4\ H •a Nidi Ik *• *1 fruit ’ r fM «»nu' milv I’JCk ini** «**n Kan r** 1 I’ . V.a Mi and M r. 4 if rr* I,ahr!' An.t ft r p t r At tiiwr S,. II 1‘ * 'I *f ft. •Mi Mot# r *1111 1 ‘.| i'd Vti> D '1 fn kerj' *dk I fatl|A( 4ktl 11# bttona r 11*n il n* ilit iiirlti 'i hullo an S j i i* fl I l f * j»n if .* - h m ilin t m iirii I < th a lifllr I i * •« •• Va . Mr j ..| Ml* it \ »»i ri a • {p x A A o n a lA . flllM \jt\ \ -i D rr I la a till lr rn»m Avoid the last minute rush, have your SANITONE DRY CLEANED with PERCHLOR. ( tu a ru n tc e d t" he I ,,M ' F U F F O F f M u d !S . A ll rc n io ' • ;il> le s t a i n s r i ’i n n i cnl. mi | io n ’t f ..f k r * i th a t Sundav. Sem i W IIIT F it a l o n v " ‘ilh iM .ls S S .v u r d r\ S H IK T f«u* F a s te r c le a n iiip . IVkPoJM St't* f iu r l m c l \ sH c c li'iii uf • t.M M M K K I M . • M. M I I Hit K • MINX MODK • I.AMI'I. • • SOKOITY MISS IHI D K • • I'K t ; • MAIM I I.DH I* A I M K K Ilh llh M IlK K Seminole County Laundry Co. 'Dfliypr* S i z e s ................. • 7 In M • D l In 2 R • 12* i tn 2l'j I'h.inr Servir* FA 2-.12.13 Downtown Cleaners & Laundry Nm I Tf» Ftrt 111 S. Slaliem I’almeiln \*f. Hudiret Priced . . . . DeBary Laundromat $8.98 to I r a If *i D r iv » nl H »> NO fi-1091 17-02 'Featurinjr Fashions <5 Footwear For The Family" Southside Laundromat foodm art bum Mlh ;. Street Market Laundry K r« t u rt n g • • • me Top Talent From Nashville Spein*nrrd M tadra of M.xr Im lil In r late, g ir a i *tiu* man M !• ‘i r t r r thought <o i . m .1 and tire j i n of M» thinki m* * r p ro d u eej route di tite nterUinm * t.t e** r M agnificent •ecn in modern lim i t I n r Mr Todd, e v rrv o n r on thr t o n in u rtie * fur ih r S'a'v relief l u a i t.. lw hr Id V|av 16 it thinking I I ie iH t * * • C ivic C en ter • Golden Plans M ade This Week IIIII K ID D Corner l.1lh 4 Premch A»*. N w r S ill* M kt. �9 f?it» 6—TM.. Mir. 18, 1959 Iff M i r l f m l Richards Thinks Tigers O nly Club W ith Chance i Seminole Baseball Opens Monday lly JK H R Y ( O V IM .T llN third hue. where he playrri ■* of Ihe tquad to *ee arlion in '1* ler. Righlhandrr Henry Schoe- ihnan wrll at the plate ind rould The Sanford Seminole* open the a regular last *e**nn Roth have Me will get Ihe darling nod at macher and lefthander Rob Day be one of the top hitter*, One of the fineit player* in pr*. l « i haiebill *e*ion here Mon­ looked iharp afield, tf they pro­ firtt hue, Richard R*ror* will currently round out the pitching day night against the Lyman duce at the plate, they will be dart on tha mound agauut tbe staff. Scbcemacber ha* the bed lea ion drill* l l Georg* Pendei., Greyhound* of Longwood. Tha lid two big gum. Greyhound*. The dyliih right­ form of the three and fin* con Me ha* ihown the lame talent lifter ii act for I p. wi. Terry Chri»ten*on Probably will hander ha* ihown fair ipeed and trol. Day ha* not come up with on the diamond that he dliplaycd t'oarh Dave l.iudr ha* been d a n in left field. Jamr* Mark­ fine control in pre teaton drill* a curve, but iport* a bluing fast on the batkelbaM court. He It a teaching his young squad thr fun­ ham i* the only other member and could thape into the top hur- ball that ihould give the oppon fme fielder and hit* lo right with ent* plenty of trouble. • authority. Dandridge and f'endt* dam ental of the game for several Along with Cbrutemon in the »hou!d be a fine double play com* week*. Me I* auuted by Jim Mc­ outfield, L»ud* probably will * u rt( binalion. Coy in working an ineapericnced Just *t he laid that, Dave •quad Inin ihape. • MIAMI. Fla. (U l M l -r a u l Rich urr they h u e Ihe be.t chanre '* Ale« McKibbin in center and lien The niching *pot i* undecided, aid* jumped on the Detroit bind Me think* Ray N»rle*kl .e l Don Nicholson, rm» of the hithnt ry Ru*»i in right. McKibbin ha* It i* between Don Carter and Thi* »quad ha* only two regu »a»on today, calling the Tiger* Mo»»t "will be a big help" to Ihe priced rwnu* player* in the jamr, Hob Stubbing* Carter ii a f u r Ur* from lad *c**on. Cerll Dan belted one out of the park. "the only club in the league Tiger*. hitter but Stubbing! is a fine,re­ dridge, the outitanding player last whteh t i l improved" and the "L*m >e*r they hurt lor rebel ‘•The kid ran t m il* ." Rtrhardt •ea*on. will he tuning at abort ceiver and ha■ a good throwing* only one with any real cltanve lo l R thing," Richards laid. "That declare*. "All hr doe* j* fluk ii,r itop, a fairly new portion to] arm. If be can come aero** at beat tha Vankee*. bullpen weaknea* meant the Ti hall unit It goe* out of the park the plate, he could hold the start­ him. La »t yrar he played prartl I aited fret* International Marquette (23-1). ing position all .ctson Tbe manager of the Italtimorr ger* h»d to go too far with their I Rut like to many of our young* rally every poiilmn hut wa* med .■breaking kantaa State, the n a -[ Kentucky (23-2) 9 over LouisThe Seminole Booster* dub i* Oriolt* i*n't nptim iitlr about hi* *tarirr*. Narle»ki and Mom could, ter*, he nerd* more experience chiefly at a catcher. lion * top ranked team, it expected Vlii iponsoring the tilt and urge, full own club’s chance* change that " 1 ‘ I Ju*t with I had .V) Niche! Vernon Kirk Sill be alerting at fo clobber the "loiingett'* team in ' ' ‘ "Our kid* are Mill a year or lie ratr* hi* own pitching t> *on around “ Oviedo look the lead in the third lupport of Ihe hairhall program, -------------------------------------I Ihe field for ill S lit alraight win K *n u * M ilf Or quarter, hut the Lion* couldn't In order lor the Seminole* to play two away." he pointed out. " I "strung.'’ Nicholson, *n outfielder, it only h u t th e oddi-makera forecast l'*ul <13-01. don't lee *ny club in the league "We need hilling," he added I* The Oriole* paid a reputed keep their pace againit Hilliard under the lights Dili seaion. a mighty cloie compelilion In almoit (Tncmnati (2 1 3 ) ft over Te n * which ha* Improved rarept lieAnd you can't buy that. You Ju»t lioo.ooo to *ign him. in the Cla** C State tournament good crowd i* needed for every all other game* tonight when re­ Christian (10-fit. trolt. I don’t know whether they have to wait for the kid* In dc game yeiierday in Gainesville, game. "When you *«* a kid like him gion*! play open* in Ihe N CAA California (21-4) 4 over Utah Jrtll fitch thr Yankcr*. hill I fig v «!n p " and felt, 57-43. The Pep Band will supply enyou have to hr npttmidjc about major college baikethalt tourney. 4X1 -A). Oviedo (railed in the first quar trriatnmcnt. A parade and pep, •he future You ju»t have lo wail Compelilion i* alaird at four St. Mary'a D a li!.) <17 5* 14 ter. It 9, and in Ihe second period rally are act for 4 JO p. m. Monfor Ibriti to devrlop and you never >ltr< a* Navy'* lurprinng team over Idaho'St. (20-6). know how long it will be. j letda aeven firat round winner* f n d*y mght wln„f r wiU clllh the fast team found their range day. and went for II point* agamit Booitcr member* with tt» ti*. "Mur farm lyttern i* darting inier rnnfict along with nine league .Saturday night for regional title*, Vet. wilt be admitted free to produce. Hut we're in ihe lame rhampioni who had first round Kentucky, ranked No 2 nation- Milliard * II. petition a* Kanti* C ity and t,mr At the end of ihe third quai.ar. ally by Ihe L T I Roard of Coachri, other club*. Our A U G U S T A , tia. (til'll ------------, Chub- Here'* the way the odd«-m*keri i. the defending N C A A rjiamr But the local team kept their oppon . - kid* aren 1 ready- , ----------------------------------------J hi u ," ° < U, * ' **’ *n rt •*?- redhaired Wlf/le Smith, who tee Friday gamr*: l oach Adolph Rupp ha* hack only m is down ... a minimum at* (ailed Free* International ' I will make a ileal, however taniiined *l*r for caah. So until mopped up Ihe field of women's Navy (17-Si 7 poini* over R oi-in re .tartrr, Johnny Coi, from last] faints, while they Scored m putTrad* U lk broke out in the bigj provided H i one we can t lurn the kid* are ready we ju il have amateur golf before ihe turned 20. ton Cniv. (HMD. |vrar'i titllit. and, what * m o re , hi. ting them into the lead. 3S3J. of anv Tracing* league training camp* today when [down. If we ia n get two playrri to go along with ihe bed avail carried a nne-ttroke lead into the' Wa.t Virginia I2A-4* x j'omt* 'earn ia in the tourney only "on a| In the lait period, Hilliard went Vp To (he U » Angele* Dodger* di*rto*ed wlm will play for u* evrry day or able on Ihe market today. terond round of the Titleholdera over St. Joseph's (P a l (23-3|. paaa." Kenturky Inherited the|»lhout and rcored 22 point*, while “ If* tough lo have to wait, hut Tournam rnl here today In her m e m negotiation* with the MU- onr dally player and a pilihrr Michigan Stale (J g .d 3 over SoutheaHern Con'rrrnce b e r t h Dviedo fought hard hut scored only waukte Brave* and the Baltimore who can go every fourth day. wt that'i the only thing you can do drive tn become one of Ihe na when champ M tm tiippi State nine. By So we aren t talking pennant yet. tion s top woman profettionals. Oriole* revealrd ihry want lo dii- are willing to deal." paued it up rather than meet Freddie Atfnrd and r* u l Smith put, of pitcher Billy l/w*. The Brave*, who know Sthoen Ju*t how far away we are I don'l team* »ith Negro player* ami Au- were high point men with eight Mt*« Smith, now only 22. took burn, which lied Kentucky fur *cc- ric h , followrd by Mike Dud* with » General Manager K. J . (B u u U ) dlrnd w.-n’l l*e availahle and *u« know. . advantage ..of her long game Th u ri Ravatl of Ihe Dodger* *aid he ha* pert that Mel Roach, original No. 1 do kr»',w. however, that with rflv, lo ond. »** under N C A A luvpenslon. seven. Joe Dud* *u, Brookthire an even par 73 over . . . been approached by »rvrral | candidate for the Job, won't be wt'at we haveavailahle thi* year.I the ,hr rough rouc|, tAuguita Country Club That1* why many expert* expect five, Tr.im ky, Kcliey. and Wain p U D A T n n m ||l Brave*’ official* who are ararch- either, now rate Chuck (other. a , r don t evpcct In he up there rourse. She wa* me only one I I I M U M l U l l l U I H the tp.yi champion lo come from wrlght ihrre carh, and Arndt and -1 0 « . P A R K A V E . kVHlit one point rich. Ing deiperately lor a replacement | 21-ycar old rookie mi Ihe lamia,tlr r ^b* like the Yinkeei imnnc *d of Ihr nation'i fmeat Kan.a* Slate or Cincinnati. * for i*cond-b*»*m*n Ret Schorn- ville rovlrr, »* llirir hrvt pro*- jr|d Tiger* womrn golfer* able to equal par t ailed P rrt, Intemitionil tjien*l. Tbe Ilrav** want either pi.-! < «,lin-r ha* **ar i *-1 drfen*— during ihe first II hole*. New York * "W ham m y" over Juni or Gilliam or Don Zimmer but Ively in Ihe Brave.' early ethlb- n r t y . L j n |A Better weather and lower »cor»* the Syracuse Nationals get* the B avin •*)• th« Price would t*e limn game* and ha* collected five f W l f V I I I J U 1 0 9 0 ( 6 0 were etpeeted today. Thuraday'a *uprrme teit tonight when the kigb If tha Dodger, wrre to makr hit* in 13 time* at hat. weather wa* a rnmhination of 33 Knickerbocker! rrturn to the Naa deal involving either. The Boston Red Sox, meanwhile, mllci per hour wind guita and llonil Raikethall Aisonatlon play••I'm not going to make a deal continued Ihelr "perfect" condi­ low «n temperature Only eight off wira after a three-year abSuit tn help thr llravr* and if we tioning program at Srnlt.dale, of the women were able to break aenre. _ — _.1 kiia Hi &n >ive them • aecond • baseman ( y,y beating the S ir Plan The Knieka. runner* up lo Ro* we're helping them.*' aald Bava*i. ci»c« Giant*, 7 J. lor their tiMh . Rl" T,,,rllln Jo- fr°ni the five element* *tor *n!ne ton tn the Eastern Divuion rare, straight victory. A tuple by lull J10*f'W rid lopa hy early oddi J * , hf had a 93 edge over the Nat* in Renna. a double by Sammy While f*r ' ^ *hl " ‘n' h ra y Crocker, the veteran from regular teaton play, including a and a .ingle by rookie I'ump.ir / . . ‘ J ' f " 10 t’mgviay who non plays out of string of nine straight. Tonight's ^ * lL‘ . . k i l n Wans I c l l ellXtS K s h l f l H NBA playoff opener of a beit-ofthree affair find* New York in an other enviable position. Uslled I'retx International Furry L ivin g 's Kmrk* will be National Invitation Touinamrnl playing in Ihe *8th Regiment Ar t l r .t Round mory, where they have won all Butter I I fordham An three game* this season and eight J(t. Johns lit Villa nova f t nf nine during the pail two cam N CA A i ’sllege Diet .Ion Keglooal paign*. Sem l-Hnali Another outitanding houml to The New York Yankee* »hadrd 'the if fund game of the terie* on Sunday. BW. Missouri 72 Ima Angcic* M. 53 A three-way tie for fourth at 71 will be nationally lelrviicd (N H C i Ihr Driolr*. tap, the Cleveland yA lh Jv ‘ n i l * . l r*d' A ,nm,h NAIA Tournanirnl Indian* edged out Ihr Chicago ,|;r . j. , ' okr' # inrluded another favorite, three from .Syracuse Sunday .at 2:30 (fuarirr I Inal. ( util, ami lilt* CinrinmU Krih lr i * * . . y » 1 1,1 lime ehampmn l»ui*e Sugg* of p. m. r l l . If a Hurd game is Ft. Hay« St. ii* W. Va. tVeilejan heat thr IHIaburgh 1'iralc. t " ‘f ' *r u " * '■ drew Sea Island, G* IDItv Rawlt of n rrtlts ry. ii wilt he played at as In the other Grapefruit League ac h-. '. 1 P“ *i inn for to Spartanhurg, S. C-, twire a run New York'* Madison Square Gar­ RW Tea. M. Mu ia-ntur Rhyne in . . . . , mglil a ninth race of a Rievent nerup but never a champion, and den, the Kmck'i regular season Tenn. A i l 131 Jllinoi* Normal 71 lion. The While .Sox v* U * An- rar,, i|jirllB4 „ „ Jo<re Zi*ke of Milwaukee, ah*red courl, Monday night! gelc*. Milwaukee v». F ie . Lutheran U7 Ga. Tchra. <U rirnly of tT«« Parking j Walking u-f.Cn.!* J l,r I0,,, r,fnl "ill be a unique V r(h The winnrr will inert Button in St. luiui* v«. Detroit and mixed - grade three eighth* milf f,,'ir,h pl*ff a heil of (even aemi final round inn v*. Kansai City wrre ralnn Evansville tin N . C. Ail* f»2 ronir.t Involving xtirh star* a* _ ... n , . , out. Do Gmider. Rural Commander and E v a n S V l l l e r l C K C C l III I’ramit*. Tonight * arliori launchca a full weekend nf racing at the m*i t It I I I id* . M S I. EVANSVILLE, Ind (UP!) SOT n r. i» h i . in.nv *h v »:n with matinee competitinn slated THAT, J. Antix I. Alt Cfd'l in f Evansville* record builer* ware at 2 p. m. tomorrow, followed by S « | i r | In h u « |n r * » #• ( i metalled a* favorite* In tonight'* undtr ( >i nuntr **f ( j u n It event* al *10. title clash with Southwe*! Mi**oun i n iMT* md I hut t Inltiirl l<* •inly It mure day* of raring l# «liu r a*I'l i***inr nhh (lip t'lfrh laf •h • i t i lt till t "«*.*1 1» tit remain nn Ihe club's today irhe in the NCAA smalt college baikrt I'K N R A C nl.A . 1 la. ( I T J i I our I "tM lHlf, l»i m “«I tin •< * dole which cloir * March 30 Rut ball tourney. W i t h i l l * |ilta* l|ss(«■ is * |i* «»«*■ l I* ll* veteran munry winner* and a The borne bned Are* set three V11 *H i Ma before «... Ihe mieM finale,, piinir some mi id irir the ' "'i* -'siiie I * 1■M*t i l # , t*» n i l . , t ia record* in Ibursday tl<>* •*>*’ ' !’*■ '• » - f i*ii comparative unknown were locked s . , . . , ni . Bn,a tourney to 92 rout of ticeedv North A&T, while ihe Missouri gained Ihe payoff with I i v vm : « i * r i ii ln 1,w i l J -’ 1" * 1 Moii»e prt* will run al I p in. s 1313 win over lo* Angele* State •tt. vv ii . ju ! ■ v! v v « m Vc i i U iV C«*If tomnaim •»!. Sunday, in exhibition rompcuuon. >m)<* I* *l»#n lh*i IH* Tbe Inter* vie for ronxvlation Art Wall J r .. I’ocono Manor Mri'lff >iM« ‘ Fit* honor* before the title flaih. tttinvji Nam* * « riA(»t*r Pa . trt the pace Thursday with ii.a y F lu riiU fli.t lu lf « ill »»«l* a four under par am, icemingl) Hugh Ahlerinf <1foul tenior «n#r. nHH C t trk 4**1 !*»• ♦ i iu il ITIARLOTrE, N. C (UN I - guard from Evimville, acored 3t biting cold wind r.cqrl in »•*•! (**r inliinU r m i i l i , unriifflMl Ly r tor Ma «|wn t»* fF (itimi| ......... .. in gu.t* Bntlnn Unlverilty will get i point*, including a record IT of .............. ..r ini> .......... II..I ibal hit 33 milet an Imur lied with Wall with i Hv wcie Jay pipe*l-ln cliccrmg section when it It free throw*, to lead the home r*i itii-u. •nt ei iu.ii . "M m u >*' *-r Hebert. Sanford. Fla.; Prcdillr •"«*<*«« N » 'y •""‘ahl in Hie NCAA hoy* to victory. The total nf 110 H l ll. ll « • a t - M i a t l r i l in I. .ainaaa a* i*jr -s xiiiia ii* .» i.-'v ||aa*. New Drlean«: Arnold Palm basketball tournament'* Paitrrn point* and 44 free throw* were S t a l l tn Ih * C U > - f *U la l.il-v » l u j . luV.rnbc. Pa : and Bill Blanton Division trrap Students liitrmng other tingle game record* in this to ih r gamr in Boston will have thr re-year old tourney, Th»i iw» (.ari ia* imaieaia-i ii* La Me»a, Calif. their cheer* ranied hack by *pe ■ ** Five pliyrr* al*o were tied lor d a l arrangement with the umver Sherre is used a* altar wine In |t P I . vv v «i'\ «* l runner up honor* al <8. They vitv radio «tatmn and thr Bril many Spanish and Latin Am rnran !:^,.U V.,; ,. N , . : . . . : : , t . o , ;*T ‘:,‘ . n r Chamlbr M c„e ,, Port. Telephone Company. rhnrche* Telia*.......... * in.i.ia min ih, tm)iith Va : Jim Turnria. Llm* Kansas State Favorite; Close Cage Games Seen Oviedo Lions Fall In Slate Tourney Wiffie Gels Lead In Titleholders; Mickey Is Threat Trade* Winds Blow In Major Leagues Now You Cr.n Get White Prints 12” Wide d: Knicks Face Test Any Length Wieboldt's FRIGIDAIRE I In Track Feature Cage Scores n a ; TED W ILLIAM S HARDW ARE 205 K. 25th St. Legal Notice In Cage Tourney Jay Hebert Among Pensacola Leaders ......a '? .-............... ....................... * '"V1; "i" .................. ................. s ir : "2 ...... .. .. -.ps FA 2-3464 In trodu cin g . . . «*«:• ■ 'C ”. To Pipe-In Cheer* An Agricultural Bactericide and Fungicide Oavalopfd ia Florida • lladtr Florida Coaditioes • ly a Florida Cw g ia y semlaala fort. N Y .: Dave Raiao. Orlaivdo. C m is o , Klt*r .u F*h. i« i> » | lai ; I' auI lU r n f ), U i»rCCAlrr. Man, md Uonrl Hebert, !.ifi> I I I I H t ill « N %M» XOTH’K l« Mm fft|i|t'l iU#n t hut I ette, 1j . I'*l«ii«|nt it At Mi*hTn r temperature wa* i l de nf f*# m i r«ii»« fr, F I a * sif * ti11***r I f** f **"* greet when the Reid of t.MI teed Q 1Jmjt Men* nf Sunffiftl T r i p k off in Ihe early morning ltiurxlay IN • ahi DAU't if I til ti** • 'e L *' and even colder weathrr w»* pre tit# lirctlM I'Uiri, ( ‘uumI i . ilirted today. After today'* I* hole Florlfl*. lit n* i**i fit a i # » | t f i I 1* ftricl Itlo iiA o f t h * F t l t i l loUB S*AM# round. Ihe field will lie nil In the Riftfit*. 1»»•» it : **•« linn M **y tow (VO ptayrr* and tin , with thr FTftfHi* fitBtui** m : final* on Sunday. A A I* * ai a a 1« | f *i j M o n *'ft B A R G A IN PRICED GENERAL (til ELECTRIC FOOD FREEZER • Uprifhi Frintr puli all feed with, in eaiy rewh and requuu lit! Ikon A iq. (I af flaar ipw*. ■f t a) BOA RNightly A C(exceptINSun.)A8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. Cr Sat., 2 P. 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J»»> (L’ PI I-To s h !, ichlrn Mura Lam HI be one year old « u -la y . But h- > sesn't exist. Legally, that I* Hi« no i V r di.ippcared from the hospital P>r H\- afttr he w ^ born. Aut orii - cannot register him btcau-c C c ntmes of the parents ere uV.nosso. And he can t he adored because he hi* no legal e* isteocc. W ASHINGTON ( U P ) » — T h * Also, if the procedure carried U. S. (las if coin! to have a 30th out by the government in the case itar — but no one here knows of Alaika is repeated, high level when it will be added or prceiiely officials will have to pondgr the problem of how to place 30 stars •.•litre it will be plated. Ilsgm akrrs, who ttm tly await­ in the flags blue field T h e Veterans Administration ed the dec I nun on the design for a 49-star flag In accommodate which buys some I JO,000 flags a The Conestoga wagon was origi­ the admission of Alaika, were up year, Is ordering flats to be made with the regulation It stripes, but a pole once again. nated in Colonial times in Lan­ To make it worse, Hawaii’s ter without any stars. It said flag caster County, Pa., by (Jerutan lam addition at the 30th member manufacturers have agreed to settlers along the valley of Conewait until things settle down a bit of the Union came l>efore it was atoga Creek. 9 actually proper to display the 49 before adding the stars. star flag. The flag design adding a star for Alaska was approved Jan. 3. when the state Joined the Union, Spiritual Adviser and Di­ But President Eisenhower’s proe vine Healer. This woman lamau«n also pointed out that Up has God-jriven power to dividual* and private firms were help other* in Sickness, not supposed to fly the nrw ban Troubles, Husincss, Love nrr with seven staggered rows of I . A S V E G A S . N e v i L ’ I ’l i - A Affair* or any difficulties sesen stars earh u n t i l July 4, member „f (he Air Eorce’a famed or problems you may have I *9i9' Thunderfcird Jet precision flying ami R. F. Sheildcn, group ntuniiger for 11.000TH P H O N E — Mm. Dempsey Carnes It appeared unlikely that Ha- tfjn i wes k il le d Thursday when hr see— ! tries out Sanford’s 11,000th telephone, Southern Hell, check on the installation wail's star would Is- officially Hat forced to bail out of Ms craft work by installer-repairman C. A. I-ee i which was installed ut her home in Lemon added to Old Glory before the crippled in an in flight eollisinn. (Bergstrom Photo) 4» »tsr flag became official this Capt. Charts* B. (Fisk) Salmon, - Bluff. H . C. LeKoy, Sanford plant manager, I wok for the vetiuwr house on, year. Although Eisenhower * * Y 30, of Port Jervis, N. Y . "inner of the left, on the road to Delaind, sure to aign the bill given final ^ Distmguiahed r lying C ron in ■> •Croat from — j congressional approval Thursday, Korea, fell to his death in a rugged COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES the Hawaiians had to hold pleb a m . FAM li.Y Hhl NlON — AkJI I - A. Zuk. third crewman, 230u South Blsil Hwy. It • •] licitc, elect congressmen and ' The Air force said .Salmon was i.c K'icf.cd by his wife nut children uixm nrrtvnl «t I lam cv Phcn RE 4 03il <formally be admitted to the Un­ killed either because his paraeliulThe only U. S. possessions left They also have v one-house l^gis* ion, When It l* admitted, a new United Press Interns Uunsl Open 7 Days a Week Field yvjtti flight creus <-f VAH-5. Znk had been un dedid nol open or l-eeauve of injuries The admuaiuii of Hawaii piob- arc the Virgin Islands, Guam, laturr composed of II elected sen flag reflecting its addition to Hie I r , | whcn d brought him down ploymcnl for >ix months, (U. S. Navy Photo) American Samoa, me Canal Zone, atari. aids will complete the U. S. 1 Union would nol become official mountainous terrain Since 1927, the residents of the Uawsii was the last U. S. pus- and a shoal of isolated and often The tour • plane Thundcrbird until the following independence leasion with territorial status, the uninhabited I'acihc Islands. None Virgins have been ritizrni of the Day. (ram performs elu c-ordcr aeroof these it eapected In achieve l ’. S. but they cannot vote for final atep on ths political ladder l.ailcs with EHx> jets at supersonic to state hood. Puerto Hico is a territory status, let alone state president. The 30,000 islanders are speed* It gives di-monstratiim* of HO per cent Negro, a fact that free commonwealth in association hood, in the foreseeable futurr. precision flying throughout the LONDON i L T D - IUydn Wood, The Virgins, purchased as ic- would lane formidable opposition with the U. S.. a atatus copied world. Til. composer of “ Rosrt of i’uarcenliy as 1917 from Denmark for to the iiucstion of statehood from from ths British model and nut An Air force iiokesmau s-pi d>“ ur*J other s o w , died V\< dries23 million dollars, have the best southern congressmen. defigned to lead tu statehood * the team was practicing u routine rliance of Itecoming a territory. Guam has the status of uiuncor maneuver when salmon * craft div. These 30odd palmy but arid Car puratrd territory and i* the chief mushed another and the tall aibbran isles are at present unor­ Pacific base of the btratrgic Air N EW YORK tl. I'D — Richard L I T T L E ROCK, Ark. i l P I l - sembly of his Jet was crippled ganised and administered by the Command. This island, one of the Survivors include hi' wdfr. H a r­ A enroll, no. author, editor and i s Tils; I IMS l « T t o ! Mt T llll Gov. Orval faubus fumed today at U. b. Department of Interior. Spoils of the IKAA war with .Spain, & 11STII J L U IC Itl. J IMS I If. riet, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A*r* » « » » ■ s-.w i m i i . i - t u t v n . The 132 square miles of islauds, also is administered by the Inter­ a filibuster that miavhed hit plan frrd Salmon, Riviera Reach, f la. newspaperman, died Wrdnc day jrtm H in t IK fis a s i sms v*. I M I to “ pack" the Little Rock School after a long lllurvs. C A M .S N D O O O l . r s v r t m . I N '- increasingly popular playgrounds ior iH-partmrnt. t M IT T O C lt lL T T IT I-K for American tourists, are admin­ The narrow, 30-nide long island Hoard with three more members la rio rM s Corporation sympathetic In his integration I. IN RON i I J I T ) — Arthur Porlcla. ruinilft, istered by a governor appointed is governed by Gov. William S. h It by the president— currently Wal­ laiwr, formerly of Mouth Dakota, fight. noted Portuguese journalist, » H 1 U \ CURTIS. •« al He vowed even hit own Mgiala(Jordon, a Californian. a presidential appointee, and a ■tied Thursday of a heart ailment. l i - f r n J a n t * ter A. on,' Ilouse legislature of 21 circ­ lure could nol deter In* crusade for s o Tin : o r si i t IIA TO N ROUGE, La. <UPD . i U in* barn* of III* n u t * « r H u t led members. The M.UOh resident* stale'* right*. PAIR LAW N , N. J . ( U I T ) Now that another slate I* coming The Arkansas Legislature ail mainly of Malay stock are Amer­ g * 'ha R » f-r-tarvlal into the Unlor, fwiitsiana officials Michael A. La Conti tire Mr., liS, e i u u A u n i t is ican ctlirtnt hut do not votr for Joumcd sine die Thursday with an official of the Wright Aero­ are hating another headtehr HAllot.11 O I I A N O B I t Sen. Sam Levine of Pine Rluff tak­ president I I A I l R t t t T M, S J I U - K M The Pelican Slate i apitol h.i» a nautical Division. (urtli-W righi a. ing up Hie final 30 minutes with a ItA ltO I.U A t . R A H M - t ' *"4 set of marble steps leading up to c o rp , died Wednesday. SI A l u l l . If. W J A R N B U . till wlf* running chatter about hit wife and ‘ lot T h * u n k n o w n i n u h « f the entrance. Larli strp tears Hie KIN GSPO RT, Tcno. ( U I T ) — other trivial matters to prevent the n a t n i l n*. “ General" John Mailing, 112. one engraved name of a state D A I.H A IM . lex . L I T - M <) tu r a ! |n-f*rv*l*"la governor* bill from being voted When Alaska won statehood, lU illi Cubcrisun Mr . internation­ A ti«1 to: A ll paril** •l»ln iln * In- of the last two aurviving vrteranv upon. l a , - a t •>*, Hirutiah. u u - of the Civil War, battled for his something ruuld i-e done. It* ally known cattle baron whose) Carry (lilies, infant son of Mr. i|*r o r a s w lm l l h » *' h i \ « Several legislators nulled around named replaced ihr Inscription “ E holdings spread over Texas, New n*m* iia tursl l >•!»••<* - life against pneumonia today. and Mrs Alfred It. < hUtS J r , MU I * vine, encouraging him. ant* nol k p n w n In b* Dr. John Munal, dirrrtor of Ibe Pluribu* Unum " at the lop of the Mexico and Colorado, died WedPinecrest Dr., died this morning at faubus was angry and showed it. d« * 4 1 r »Jls* Munal clinic where Hie old moun­ Mrminolc Memorial llospita’ He i i c m I xv at the age of 77. A o S 1*1 A l l par lie* r Hut be said Hie la-gtslalure couldn't stair*. • C l* lm ln « l » !>•»• • '•* taineer was taken Thursday, said was horn Oct N, IVaH. Kim Ir*J, Hours, vupet.i.or of beat him amt hinted lie might call tl a li t. li lt * nr Inlataat Mailing wa* “ in pretty ictiou* con­ state buildings, wrestled With the No striped snake native to Hie In *i 4 to "•* r m lo w ln s Surviving other than the par­ it hack into special sets ion. problem Thursday and came up United Stales it poisonous. ,1 **. i li.aS Dr o p a rti. al lu - dition’' today, ents are two brothers, Harry and lie accused Levine as bung one *t* in HamlnoW r - i u n t y . “ It will be Itturh and go," Dr. Hanning Chiles, of Sanford; pa of Uic people who are “ in favor of will) the answer, Hawaii will jutt jrtorlUa, t o - w l i j have to lake a place/ut the floor I . si • S. I. arU * III >. k Munal said. “ Doth his hmifi are lrrn.il grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. integration al any cost." r T r » - t IS. S A M . A . M M , full and he doesn't hive the of the landing at thr top. A. It. Chiles Mr., Lakeland, ami The governor had the hill introI I I 'I I IK C I I . A f i M l n a I* strength to get the stuff out. I -1st in aie n f r a r i n l a * in maternal grandparents, Mr, and dined l>ecausc tnrre members of "If wr ran gel some means of rtook 1, paaa S3, l-iihHu- si.-man school twiard are Privately financed chemical pro lie li*. i d - «,- a -m ln M * drainage to get Ins lungs clear, we Mrs, liana G. I or. Lakeland. MY MINO IS MADE UP! N o imire wasting time, Private services were hrld today “ with" him and other* are “ again" dm uni facilities > tiling a record IV iuntv , Flo rida might pull him through ' T p » and Coali t,f T « u , n u l lin (hikiiwn Cemetery, with the Inin. A t originally drafted the hill “ 1 JI.7il.'*kl,WM wire coin cn c rg ), money for carfare or g -u ; no more wail­ ILi> i;iten uur cu s I u iih t h (1*4 that a *u|l In on lfl IMIa In The aged rebel, due to celebrate tfc* altnv* d - o r f lb a d p r o p a rlr ha* his 113th birthday Slay IS, was Rev. W'. P. Brooks J r . officiating. would have allowed faubus to ap­ plctcd in the C. M during 1939, cmtfidence in u>. W c cun b**n fllail a g a i n . 1 Sou an.| m u according to Hie Manufncturing ing in line, at bill-paving time, for me. From Gramkow funeral Home is in point three new member*. sea haralif i f q u l r e l In * m » a taking medication* and Itipiul nour­ chemist s' Association mummcml ;r MF T DAI* n|> r nr y our A n i s - r In llta i V * . ishment. He wav running only a charge of arrangements. now on, Fin paying nil bills by check — by mail!" plaint nn Iha p l a in t i f f * *M -.,nr>* The family ri-<|jctti donation* be F I N D for svitli a > a i , t > r . u a s h m i T T i N n i i . s i r a . u « slight fever and spent a fairly rum made to the Polio f und in lieu of Sou in Kttnwlaa. " I t i l a r P ark. S‘|i-r- fifrlaiilr night. He was not placed |ii ov rn m o r il for inenmr, Dowers. Ma. a n t III* tka i.r lrlnat In I I nl fir a «vf Iha C la r k nf IV* i'|r. ,11 In an oxygen tent Krowlli or IxslIs. t u r n t: or* *• i i FOR TULL BENEFIT, USE YOUR CHICKINO ACCOUNT Mailing was brought to the clinic ’ C ou rt *n o r n o r m - A p r il I H h . i v w : Tin ; h t .v t i —- i riu iltll'.t olharwlaa Ik* alleaatlnn nf n M from his home nrar Slant, Va , 23 W A S H IN G TO N (U P lt — The T O H O l W i f i l T (SlitII*>t* I* i: iw ai J C ompl ai nt w ilt ti» lakan •• eon. WITH US FULLY. (HAVEN'T 0N IT O ffN IT S00NI) miles away. .Senate has opened it* own gilded Cworl. 1'iifin- .s* * Jai-*s. f o - . » il Tui in Itaral « Iliad I h a M i l it I iii 1*1 h i m « % |,|; • T M a nolle# ahall i I'lt ab-t l.all of fame with portraits of five •Ull I,»a M l I* ■' ..am ,! ... ,\ O T Il I If h#f*l>v g iv e n thAl I I I ! ConWw) Ruad on** aa -h weak for f m -aa astslt- >1 11 V I II IIII D t' I D •>ttc|i. great senators. |sur«'jaiit f * 11 nal s|r« r # i f>f f a n SHO waaka In Ik* F a a ' i r d l l a r a l t II ill Miss al>l l in iti* • i r . u H u f j r e »tfl*|Pf#e| PB ! f . » i * h .fay The ' (amour five'' are Henry i K la S iM a 1 1 th daj *r Marr-i, Fh. Orlando (>.\ 3-H IT I I HANK! C R T. Germany (U P li n f ) D r i h Ifri*. Mf r P*d>I , ,.„M of u n M n t n Im tl -lkl I'l r c U ll ISIS — Erankfurt Zoo keepers have an M i l l * (if n -Jinn to I h n * / »M U i r i ’- . tjr| t lay of Krntueky, Daniel Webster ,.f in- Plat- nf KluMJa, i-i an-l ri:i.n r.it a m i i i i j t t i m i i i m gaintoola Cuuncv H r l<l» Iti pis xi nil ivg. mi almI for ftpmlttoU r«»unii. Plot* of Massachusetts, John C. Calhoun r„r I t * Hnitlh K n o w la* eternal triangle on their hands Ml I 'h a m a r * m t a.i-l a.ut A 111 i fl | A n r i f V. w ! | r - n | i i 11A f i t t of Mouth Carolina. Robert M. l.a , W l n l * r r * r k . Flo ri d a \llrn & Co. lialna a eult f-,r illvgr*# n r rtif but it's their own fault. \ * "n<* a n«1 I \ n I f 1m i Ilia « If# a * IIKAM I^krtinil, florida •anl l l t l o l t u i ; II H I *»•!!•. n- f r - m tl P, Ita rtntnh They took chimpanree s jinlllo "* -i 11h a "I .n•• T , IV f h I« m li v i» It ut f, « m • follettr of Wisconsin and Robert y ml, Iha **M l n l U ' T l S ll l> ll '> l' Mrmbcr: 1 Mil H *hi* iMfr hiianl. th ft y?ii|r t * A. Taft of Ohio. Their portraits a-i d ahhravlala-S a n l* ('l a r k , t ' l l r u l t f r u i t f »ald from his mate Kokl and married i | , 4 r | ** i |<ft«11% t«l H i * al v } • < V g d * 7 / W y f jj Patnlnnl* f o t t n i v lio n . Mulwc-I Mmk Etchange were unveiled Thursday ut the . i u i i haina O K O R f l K > f I I *UM A t III 1 1 1 ! I 1 % • « I t f l i i A 1'ri Marl*'* t . V lM a n him amid much publicity to Ca­ ( hi:ago Board nf Trade (AflriuM Vr/A Th<AtUnhc.vktttMi Ri*k m r i a t n i i i r . >• t « > R ' » r i t t ntnSenate reception room. M . •*« K » D I a >. M i f ' h ;« M M .»f I'apiilia C l - f k ll ii l- . |i-fanitani, Cnisiplrie Inyeaimrnt Sertice r u M l a h MarrTi I I . 1*. A ! T - A p r il milla. Knki is screaming In rage i f : f o r ** ir *»S»| t e l l |r> tfl * til A l i r a ! Vi.u at* h « t * n r rr,iu 'f»H *» ftla at the arrangement. I . ISIS *t .I I r t f bl M r t f«>*’ a a i h at t h * SISTKK MADISON Famed Flier Dies In Precision Drill SISTKK MADISON U.S. Probably Completed By Hawaii Deaths Faubus Is Fuming At Filibuster Foe Legal Notice y l r>.i Just No Step Left For Newest State Gray Yet Battling For Life; Is 112 I *i p iiiJ ■ * ! Chiles Baby Dies; Rites Held Today Our Many Years n KXIMCKIKNC.T* Legal Notice Senate Puts Five In ‘Hall Of Fame’ Legal Notice Mrs. Stan Comstock Unusual Triangle' * SAN FORD AT1ANTIC * •H •• HH r r - i t tints r i f the C n t i M 11 •« u - e ,,f hAi nlm tfft ( V u n l t * *t P a o fflftl. H o f l d i . Ihe fnl!ri*%|iig it** r r | h * t |vrftrAr»P, A t t u a t # A f’ t tft I o s to pAMltflftlft h 'l-rM * lerttA ,1 in>| I ?, 1 * »f|*t r»f I I (» IlkirAtll A A -1 III |.,tt l- * V * V I l M , « ' C H t l H t j n f l a t fMi f 11# Ai| () i* itfifl, «* *'f 1h« rtf t IHA ( if* n il DAY & NIGHT HANELRAY HEATING rjUIN'i Y t u r n — Menste Presi­ dent Dewey Johnson list named Sen lioyte E. Carlton J r , WaU' I V tit I nf U « thtn* *)# i ‘ dinn t * chula. as chairman of thr Citrus I t or i d « In H it lloo k I, Committee 11 Johnson said Tries Bronmn, Kis­ Plfd • *1A |n D# m » s l ' » I n •« 11« fi i h * i i m a i ftf t i 14 ft n i l l i t e r a a simmee. will head up the Committre on Agriculture and Livestock. M I*H tr nda n Citric *? fh# C lr.u ll lie also announcer! Men. Hart •hi i In Af»»i J n r ^ t m i n n U Knight, lilountstnwn, as ihairman CftljNl* rin ri'la of Judiciary Criminal, J a m n E n» lla rih i T. Vihl*ft, p c K < f ) !• Il'-ki*hrtt4#^ Connor, llrooksville. Banking, and A t i n r n A V f nr P l a i n t i f f Harry Miration, Callanan, t.aiior. P nM iah f r u i t r If 1 ti< • NO hot ceiling* • NO ifseeiat daael apart neemamry • NO long A npenwin- dur la TTie fin m i Irpe of winter rontfnrt SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. » ! Nnsafnrd A t *. PA 2-SSB2 I I . i - u i a - a - i r S-> aald anil — llli i n ut,'l * r -i »'' * 'l l l a iW n* *ka *•-•<• I a m - , I •‘n u r l a! Ill* "fft't In I >• m u r t ll n u a - wf Paiwimt* i ' u i ' i , S'lnrld*. no' t a ' - f lhar> m * M i n da . er t e i . l US* *"* >-• **f< a in|>v m a r - >r upnn ih* a l i ' n t l l f • attr-rn ti nawa --■ ! addfa#* ata ano-a* I h a r n I P— »nni lallnr* In I I I a da. r » - I'm enn fa a,., -III 0* la t-m l • «* nal in / quiet, beautiful lOfflfiat »a*t > . m P. I IP ItM W a S ■ lt.-x Ilf Itald S'surt S‘ fa,l It. W ll an n 1*1-101 Hanfnrd Xllanlln Rank llld* nn p Cl Un* *:i •anfnid V iny l! *. fnr ria'allff T u , -lla-v M ai^h r isrt II :• ■’ •"< *e M I surroundings. 1 1* 4 Ut ’ n o x t . \ M I O H I O M l ' I*"a Ss ■-V da. nf M*r>n Its*. » i N t n l o i d Klnilda Lovely Modern Homes — ■> : Johnson Reveals Senate Chairmen nauS s n a l b a n k I NO OTHER CAR HUGS THE HIGHWAY LIKE A WIDE-TRACK PONTIAC! A M W IC A 'S NUMBER (?) ROAD CAR RAVENKA PARK Home# deiijjnrrl with individuality for F. H. A. FINANCING modem living in a netting of quiet loveline.** and nnturnl beauty. Away from the noise and confuaion of city life, yet just minute* from schools, shopping centers, and Sanford’a beautiful golf course. Drive out today- JUST 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th & FRENCH — 10 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN! • Visit Our Model Home ! as little as $4 5 0 down Monthly payment* like rent! BUoemaJze/i Construction Company Inc. 211 W. 25th SI. F A 2-3103 FA 2-7495 . ‘■Ylir. * ur* i Inch** farther apart. TM* widens Hm ita n u . M t > Olvwt yaw a steadier, Wtancad, ra ace v o s jm l o c a l a u t h o r i z e d p o n t i a c ocALan WILLIS PONTIAC .101 W . First Sf. Sanford. Fla. �PROGRAMS Jh& Sanfohd diohald STAR T 6:00 P. M. UIDAY, MAR. 13, 1959 I K il l I f I*. M. 1 » 11* »• 1:1 N - m i l.l*l«•t tl \* \0*0 •m I’fnon to f*#rt»n , .• tt i v • Ijl M •# l! 1 ,«) >««• * Hi *r»t 1 r A 1*» | it f , H i lark rtrr l#» VI.a# V t tllt llf V 4 . « . * 'I tit 1iff To JtxJtfMiir# ‘ II II I »*’ 1rI•t «n Hrl»n« • ill '»»••* 1t| I II III Ceptam K ltif trot ••* 1# »? I Carla * i l l Th* i-41-ir **>•» It i \\«»ihtr II I T m liu l lu lll 1 11 i l l U 'tlirlta a ! 1:1 U t-llttr . S m l , •tut» in «. 1 1 111 N i k , H i P m 'tlia lii •» l t > " M i • u1 1• u i In in tilt I I I N i k i . I'..(Ill N i k , — Den ' - . i j l . l l 1:1 n .iiiiiH .it I . . ' . , i l l II.t I'.llO l i l l Union r . t l l l l i l l lluii I I . m* III in 11 , l u . i t i l . i ' i W ill i i i 1*i >ii • 19 I I I ii..n fr m h . 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Down Payments as low as *40! Monthly Payments Including texeo A insurance FIN A N C IN G : VA FHA-IN-SERVICE FHA - CONVENIONAL Homes Completed and Ready For Immediate Occupancy Other* under construction will be complete within one to three weeks SUNLAND ESTATES HOMES HAVE THESE PLUS FEATURES: • • • • • • • • Custom null! CthlneU* Terrs/so Floors • 0 E Stove • G K Refrigerator • 0 E Hot Water Heater • Tile Rath • Venetian Blinds • W ei Fenuee • City Sewers Psved Streets Sldewalke Street Lights Recreation Areas Tennis Courts Basketball Court Dedicated Parka fito/iAo/ta/SaJti&fadlDJt ^ua/iajdmd «n the Conetruetlon of jrour home or yoar money cheerfully returned, affimTEteM Sales Office — Cor. 27th �— Ike Will Face U. S. Tonight News Briefs TO K Y O lU P l l — The '••'dUinj data fnr Crown Prince Akihtto and hi* com m omr h*nc#a Mtchtkc Shod* will b* April 10. a W A S H IN G TO N (U F I) — President EUenhowtr deliv. Indian In Cambodia #rn hi* radio-TV report on Berlin tonight against a back­ PNOMPENH. Cambodia tU I'i) ground of criaia described aa "the moat aarioua since Korea, — Indian President Rajendra I’raparhapa mors sarioua." tad la in Cambodia on an official The President, who will speak over all major radio and four-day visit. television networks from 9:30 to 10 p.m„ e.s L, w as said to Odham Plans New City Development regard th* speech *» one of th« mott important he ha* delivered •uice entering the White Houte. The lenoutnet* ot the Berlin situation was emphasized by As­ sistant State Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield (M who I II■■■VIU 1 « wont.) ii* . » wins called for Eisenhower lo "lay It on Ihe line *' in hi* addre**. Mansfield urged the government to evacuate U. S. military de­ pendents from Be rim to Ameri­ can force* there would be ready for any showdown with Kuiaia. Hr aaid the continued presence of military wire* and children in Berlin created a "hard aitualion” for American force* "I think it ia far better In over­ emphasise than to underestimate and I think this la the moat aeri ous rritii confronting our country T o G e t D -a lH O U P P I IC S LO N D O N (C P U — Soviet equip­ ment for the first phase of con­ struction of Egypt's Aswan Dam will he shipped from Odessa short­ ly, Radio Moscow reported. _ | P o w e ll I m p r o v i n g 1 S A N TA M O N IC A . Calif. tU P I) — Actor - producer Dick Powell, hospitalised last Wednesday with bronchitis, today wsi steadily im ­ proving at St. John's Hotpilsl. A Daw Odham and Tudor deval opmirt. containing 12S home*, ia planned within the (H r limit*. The home* would range in price from $13-19,Out. Due to the uodetirable eondlWon at the land involved, the firm PALM SPR IN GS, Calif. ( U N I liked the citjr to »h»re In the — The wife of singer Nat I King) cost o# utility installation*. Art Cole reported to police Sunday the jAJarrl* representing the firm, w j * lots of a two diamond, four-pearl givrn a pledge that the city platinum earring valued al gl.noti. would furnish the labor if Odham and Tudor would pay for the ma R e ( j C e n t e r B o m 1)0(1 terlali. The announcement wa* made at BEIRU T, U b .n o . (U P D a special meeting of City Com- mure seriuua than that,” Mans llomhi were thrown into the Soviet m iiiionrrt Friday afternooii. La- field said. Information Bureau ami home of The President may work on his local Communist leader Mustafa calion of Ihe development has not vpeech almost unlit broadcast been discloicd. Al Arts* here Sunday. lime. He passed up ehurrh serv­ ices Sunday and restricted his ap­ pointment list today to work with B ILO XI, Miss l D P Ii — Rosetli’a Malcolm Moss, the chief presi­ rafr lan'l a drive In but it keep , dential speech writer. Elsenhower is expected lo cou­ gelling driven into A car drove ple his report on the Berlin situa­ Into Ihe cafe Saturday night— the tion with a defense of his military fourth such accident in twro weeks and foreign aid, programs, both p i. ‘W n rtP James Gamble Rogers. Winter .____ under hravv Urt fire * in v d s llO v lt lS vv O l U Park engineer, will present charts |und,r n lCongress. ongress W ASHING TON (L'PH — Fedrr of public buildings to County Com­ at narcotics agent* have served missioner* this week, tntlirt on Cuban Premier Fide! — Rjgcrs* firm hsa been authoris­ Castro to kick out foreign hood­ ed to make a survey of county lums if he wants U. S. help‘ in Ap'ld 2 ». Work will begin within a fighting dope peddlers. le w day a. *‘M'e ciiosc an out-of-county firm lo be assured of an impartial view The aging moonshine conspiracy TA L L A H A S S E E (D P I) Hep on the public buildings," Chairman John R'rider (aid. "For some time ease against Sheriff J . Luther Jack C. Inman of Orange County we have been disturbed about con­ Hobby was divmlsied list week In said today he will Introduce a permissive bill allowing rounly ditions at the county home. Jail, the U. S. District Court. District Judge George W White­ school boards to set up separate courthouse and health unit. Of course, the health unit ia now In hurst signed the dismissal order schools for boys and girls. progress but we need a long term in Tampa because "it Is frit capital improvement plan to re- that a retrial of the case would *lsc* the other buildings " not he successful. the order B E IR U T , Lebanon (DPI I — Al ™ The survey will include recom­ Trad least l.SOO person* were killed mendations for repairs, additions Hobby wsi tried m February, during the Mosul bloodbath, an or abandonment of the buildings. IBM. The Jury deadlocked, a ml* American petroleum engineer trap Property values also will be con­ trial was declared. ped in Ihe city during the Iraq sidered The Seminole County sheriff was revolution reported today. suspended by the governor, then re-elected in May, 1956 He was reinstated by senate action in LONDON < l)P I)— Two youths August 1936, gated wistfully at an ancient rack Charged with ihe sheriff in the in the Tow er of London exhibition case were Deputy A. E. Evans, of torture instrumenta Sunday, Sanfurd; Dwight E . Yelvingtun. Jisn aiked the guard: Daytona Beach, former State Be«. "Could we put a penny in U Lake Mary brebuvue supporters •rage agent; Neons O -m j'- U' 1 , 40 M« Ut it »a>4l' rill view two excellent pictures Brown, Jerry Martin. Negro nlgnt luring a one night stand at the club operator, and James Smith, Movieland Ride-In Lake Monroe Negro. W ASH ING TON ( l ! PI) - Acting Wednesday's "Benefit Night" Marlin was one of two Sanford for Ihe fjike Mary Volunteer Eire negro: i arrested yesterday on Secretary' of Slate Christian A. Department wilt feature "Beauti­ charges uf selling whiskey ille­ Herter told L'ungtess today U 8 . ful but Dangerous," starring Ginn gally. The Sheriff* department foreign policy prill become "inef­ Lolahrigida and "Congo Crossing," eonperatrd with Stale Beverage fective" unleat President El-enbower's foreign aid prog-am gets with Virginia .Vayo. officers in the raids. ^ Tickets are on sale from memHobby said this morning that ha ,,ron* support, T e n of the fire department. A d ­ was confident Ihe dismissal would mission ia so cents. There is no runic. "I wasn't warned about W A SH IN G TO N fU P li Hen. eharge for children under 12. it," ha said. Thomaa D. While believes IT. S Proceeds will be used t* finish the new firehouse In Lake Mary ground forces In Kurop< ’ should be brought up to full strength but When rompleled, the building will doubts there Is an real need for be utilised as a community hall, reinforcement* became o( (he Ber­ in addition to its primary func­ John Davis Smith, trainer of lin criais. tion 1 hr T.ake Mary Volunteer Fire the famous horse Speedster, died Iiti-rlm e n t serves Lake Mary, yesterday morning at 9 a. m. Aunland Estates, Lillie Venire. lie was U Rom In Dsdevillo, Ala , Mr. Ravenna Park. latch Arbor nd Smith had lived in Casselberry for parts of Goldsboro. the past three years. Ha owned An internationally famous hell and trained horses at the Semi ringing tram will entertain San nnle Raceway. Surviving are hie wife Mrs. ford Lion* and their ladira at Patricia M. Smith, Casselberry: luncheon tomorrow. Karl A. Makui and hi* sivtrr. A busy week is scheduled for (wo sisters Inlaw, Mrs. Spring Smith, Camp Hill, Ala., and Mrs. Irene, rail themselves Ihe "A m Oounty Commissioners lu o iilu r i of Good Mill" of the Tonight, the ni n will meet with Cecil Smith, Birmingnam. Ala. Bemaina have been aent tojChlcolce Lions Club. The team die (own tnunrtl of Casselberry. Thursday they will drive.to Win- Camp Hill for tervires and inter come* frnm I-ong Meadow. Ma**, she Haven to took over the new ment. Brissnn Funeral Home * : i They have played at the Bruavel* In charge nf local arrangements. Fair and the Linn* International health renter there Convention. Before the Casselberry meeting Every four year*, the bell ring W i m p , m thr Board will atera runic to Sanford for a special lend the soth anniversary rela­ program. All Lion* are urged to bel tinn of Ihe arneciean Legion. attend and bring their wives P A L A T K A ( U P I ) - T h e body of a Marietta, Ga , dental surgeon who drowned on storm toned Lake George list Thurvday wa* found floating on the raln-twollen lake A fruitless wait wsi staged last today. ght by Sheriff's Deputies who A resolution from the First Officers said the body of Dr. found a spanking new car parkedGeorge Thoms* Fergus Jr.. 36, I'rriliyterisn Church, calling on hi Ihe wood* near the Wekiva floated to the top of the lake n^rth city leaders to diseourage Sunday River of where tha body of hit fithing opera I inn of non essential stores The ear was covered with mosi guide was recovered earlier. Friday was tabled by the City fo an apparent attempt to hide Sheriff K. W. Pe Ulcer gaid Commission. fe. No stolen cars had been re search was continuing for Dr. Ed­ "Wc don't have the right (o tell ported to the officials, and no on* ward S. Marks, 40. who also is people when they should open their name to reclaim the vehicle This misting after a small fi»hing boat business; If they want to work on morning It »aa lowed lo a San­ with the three aboard capstird on ! Sunday, tha''f their own sflair," ford garage th# lake Thursday, | Etrl itigginootnam said. Cole Jewels Stolen Suggestion, Maybe? Xouniy To Receive Data On Buildings Judge Throws Out Conspiracy Charge Segregation By Sex 1,500 Reported Dead Penny For Torture Benefit Night Set Jo Aid Firehouse H erter Backs Aid More Troops Needed John Davis Smith, Casselberry, Dies Lions Will Hear Bell-Ringer Team Busy Week Foces County Officials One Body Found, Another Is Sought Wait Fruitless; New Car Towed In t City Tables Plea On Sunday Stores Concert Group Revamped; Greco Signs Awe Greco and hi* company of tual Coneert Association series fc>«uati dancer* wiH lx hooked Individual tfrkrts for Ihe perform­ DMt rear hy th* newly organis­ ance will h* ave ill Id* at Dm door ed Sanford DeBary Entertainment for U Association Billed as "DeBary Night", F ri­ Th* dec imoo « M mad* laat day night's entertainment will dt at a reorgamiaiiooal meeting honor Sanford's neighbors who Die Mutual Concert Association. contribute so heavily to the sueDeBary enthusiast*, he*dud byoeaa of sny rultural erdeavor. A Chest** Reartck, will Join San­ reception for Nelaon and Neal ford In bringing good performer* will follow tn the ballroom of tha to Dm stsfs oi th* Civl* Center. Mayfair Inn. Membership* for th* comtog Individual ticket* wiH not be pear wtU ba available Friday sold next year by th# Sanford■ght whan tha plena loam et Nai­ DeBary Entertainment Association, r n and Neal play* at foil (a tha although a block of seals will he Canter Nelson and Neal will com- reserved for nut of town guests foas Usa Uat oflarmg uf tha U a sod lour ma. The me in bar ship T rale will remain Ihe sain*: 16 for at least three performances. Two membership drives will he conducted hy the Association, thr first on Friday night. In booking Jose Greco, members felt that Sanford and DeBary can well sup­ port a "big name" performane*. The goal for neat year will be l.ttO member*. Nelaon and Neal are recognised nniveraally a* America's most popular two piano team. A ro mantle and charming husbandwife team, they have been laud­ ed by critic* ai "a Joy la hear awl see." aM h A VOL XLIJ. fjn ite d - ^ tw w * e »e ~ v < a u fu rii fe r a l!* ® h r Prince Wedding Set — «. -« Prewa l.t w a d W irt InNf n DK H PP K Kw W nMi M N TT K elabliahtd 190* m A In1 .T r D a iwF Ai pF Tr .aZ itnmE W M ONDAY. M ARCH Its. ISAS 9 SANFO RD, F L O R ID A NO . SU1 Arab World Gripped By Tension Khrushchev Blasts Citizens Ordered Tot Strangled To Death Nasser; Says He's To Leave By Iraq Between Mattress, Rod Trying To Annex B E I R U T , la'hunnn ( U ’ l ) — Nine month old Bobby Russell Steele strangled to death St S;J0 a m, yesterday In (he tied he •hared with two older children. The baby's head a n lodged be (ween the mstlresv and rod at Ihe fool of the iron bed Ilia father male the discovery when he in­ vestigated the crimpy rough of one of Ihe older children, Death by strangulation was rul rd b) Coroner Hugh Duncan. The baby'i body was found si 6 s. m. Itot'li> was born June 10, IStMt, in Live Oak. The family came to Sanford four monlht ago from Tallahassee, and resides al 111 Cellar Ave. Survivor* include his parents, Mr. and Mrs Herman Steele Jr., two brothers. Steven and Edward; Ciiy Rejects Old Annex Petitions All former annexation petitions were ■ejected by the City of San­ ford, Friday afternoon during a •pec.al meeting of Commission er*. The petitions were circulated by "haiilworking individuals," com­ missioners laid, bid have fallen short of the required signatures. "We wish to thank all those who have worked so hard on this pro­ ject," Commissioners said. "W e are sorry that their efforts proved so futile, bul appreciate deeply their support." Action was taken lo annex by sections The first portion will in elude Country Club Manor and 2uth St. rltrndcd. Annexation will grant resident* the right to vote in city elections, police and (ire protection and u m «4 r> r utilities. Construction Near For Dynalronics Work on a plant for Dynatronks, Ir.c , may begin this week, follow­ ing the resulta of a public hearing tomorrow. T ie hearing will clear the Wu> for re soiling of Spring Hammock to industrial sites Brailey Odham, president of Sanford's largest home building firm, hat purchavi-d the entire •fra Odham proposes the develop­ ment of an industrial park, with spare fur *i u i*l plants. The first of these Is I*>naI.onica, due for occupation June IS. The factory will he built by Od ham and Tudor Dvnatrnnies man ufact'irrs electronic components, but alto tpcrisliiet In research. Legion To Observe Birthday Tonight The 40th anniversary nf the founding of ihe American I egl m will t>e celebrated tonight by Campbell I^ivsing Fort No. A3, Members will meet *i T p m for a free Jivb fry at the I-rgtnn Building. I.cdr. Ralph Matins, np« rations nfflrrr nf VAH 9, will discuss (hr Heavy Att.uk program and show films nf landings on an angle deck aircraft carrier City and County Commissioners haw. b«-rn Invited as guests of Ihe Post. Twenty four provpeetfve mem l»ci • are expected lo bring the Poll up to 1W) per rent mem inf ship at th* celebration. Lamp As Weapon? She's Unconscious A kerosene lamp became s dangerous weapon yesterday when an unidentified assailant used R to knock Jeanette Goldman unaonsrloui. Th r Sanford Nrgri-ae was ad muled lo Seminole Memorial Ho* pilal at I 19 p in. with later* twins nf thr skull and body. Her condition was rrported good to day hy hospital authorities. Debate ‘All W et’ On This Question NORMAN. Ofcl*. (U P I) - The Oklahoma University Philosophy Club had tn indication today ol the way things may go In a spe rial (lection on repeal of prohl billon April T, D m club scheduled a dsbaM net the issue but eould find no one to taka Dm dry aid*. Steadily determ ent i iir iw - UtiuftA between the I ’nitesl Arnh Republic and Iraq plunged to a dnnirurou* new low Dalny. one sister, Jeane, alt uf Sanlord, The tens* situation hml become so acute, thu Cairo LO ND O N (C P I) — Soviet Prem­ and grandparents. Mr and Mrs. ier Nikita Khrushchev accused ntiw ••i>'»|>er Al Ahrum reported from L)uma«rua, that Iraqi H. I Steele Sr , Tallahassee President Gamal Abdel \’a**er of f authorities ordered all L'.A.R. citizen* in Iraq to get out of Remain* have hren sent to the 1‘nllrd Arab Republic today j the country wllhm 44 hour*. Tallahassee for services and in of tying to aones Iraq into th# ^ Relations br!wr«n Ihe I wo Arab Irrmenl Bruton Funeral Home DAn nation*, already atrained, reached ua> in charge uf local arrange Khrushchev's charge at a eel the breaking point lait week with mrnU. r hr anon of a new Soviet • Iraqi th* abortive Iraqi revolt cenlerrd technical aid agreement, was around Mosul, which Baghdad broadcast by thr Soviet news An atlcrnoMii drlul*. followblamed on the U A.R. Both na­ agency Tass ins heasy wrekrnd rati, forc­ Tass quoted Khrushchev a* say­ ed poiiponemrnl of bat'ball act­ tions have since traded vtlriolid insult# and 12 C A H diplomat* ing "President Natter Is insist­ ivity la banford today. ing on Die unification of the Iraqi The .Seminole High t.yn.aa of were expelled hum Baghdad. The hate • Iraq campaign of republic with the P A R ." tongwood game tonight waa United Arab llrpohlir President "Th e Soviet Union hai not In called off, Phoenix and forpua Gamal ALIrl Navser reached • L IT T L E Ri >'K, Ark (U l’l ) — terferred and is not interfering in Chrislt, scheduled for siorko'its creacrndo in Cairo today where Hirer tornadoes skipped across such affair*," Tava quoted him remained Inside. The exhibition lens of thoulatvia of acre-.lining dawidely separated Arkansas local­ as saving game between Corpus Christ! ities during the weekend, leaving "However, Ihe Soviet Union la and Mobile al 1:30 p. in. tomor­ nionstraturi hanged rffigiea of Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Ka*> three person* dead and seven in­ not Indifferent to the situation row wilt be played, weather per­ arm alungsiile an insulting a>sorii jured which is growing up in a region mitting. Harlier stories rt. The victims were identified as I not far from lit frontiers " ment of dead dogs, rat* . men, Sport* Page, Fred \ Haslctt. *6. of Moko; Mrs The m ammothj"f*. u *.virm !T!..uj'te!n-T* p a ru ra lh iiy attack Bruce Robert*, i i , uf °i if. rod ’ wua r a .........:k in which James Johnson 29, of Owensvllle, memorial piucesiion through th* Nasser charged that Communists Haslrtt was killed when his par­ sired* uf Cairo, honoring the Ira­ were behind recent troubles In ents' home was demullshed byqis who died in Die revolt la Iraq. high wind*. The RoU-rts home at northern Iraq last week. "We are all pained by President Opal was hit by a funnel that hopTii* marchers, caught up In hy­ Nasser's .event speech In Dam­ scotched across the rural area. steria, s r r e a me d "Enem y of ascus," Khrushchev said. "When Johnson succumbed Sunday af­ God" *v*ry time K i u r n i 'i nen* ternoon to injuries he suffered the President of the UAR talks Three weeks of Investigation by was spoken. Thry called Nass«r about communism and Commun­ Saturday when a tornado struck slate beverage officers paid 'off "hero of Arab nationalism." Owensvllle Ills wife, .Shitlcy, 19. ist* hr arms himtrlf with the lan­ In Die latest demonstration la yevlerday morning when a doten guage uf the Imperialist*." is repotted in critical condition. Negroes in Seminole and Orange a massive anti- • Kavsem, antiSeven persons were hospitalised Counties were arrested for th* un Iraq propaganda campaign, mar­ with Injuries received when their cher* carried m l • painled coffin* authorized tale of whiskey. homes were damaged or demolish­ wiDi picture* ol Kassem plastered Jerry Martin, 110 West Nth St., ed by the high winds. was charged with Ihe sale and on the sides, The pictures were The Arkansas Power ami Light possession of whiskey without a labelled "The Baghdad Execu­ Co. said Ihe storm knocked out a license. E E. Elkitrom, slate tioner" and "Killer of Women and 1( 6,000 volt transmission line in a beverage officer sirred bot­ Children." rural area nrar Hot Spring*. The tle* of whiskey, wine, gin and firm said service will no! be af­ H A V A N A (U P D — Two Bronx vodka during a search uf the fected but the line cannot be re­ bred beauties admitted today they premises, Martin is held in th* paired until Thursday. arrived In Cuba w ilia t 67 .0<k) m ruun'v Jail on lloo bund. Cuban pesos hidden In thrir undies, A small amount of moonshine but Ihey added, "we did not think whiskey was found In Die West wc were doing anything wrong." Ilth Su bom* of I-ultlc Ma* I'oaElaine Mitchell a n d X e n i a ley. T h « disco' ory was mtde after T V u a ila k ls were •sw.rtlcwcd By •tat* beierag* officers altainod ■ VENTURA. Calif. (U P I> -K l f h t Halted Press InlernallMial at the search warrant Sale* had been re­ women and four men deliberated Mantilla women • prison where ported to the offlccra. today the Isle of Elisabeth Dunikvrrage"officer* were assisted! can, SI year old matron *ceuved O RLAN D O (U P D — Three per- Ihey wi re confined following their at rest Friday, von* were killed and four others hv D ip u tirs W. R Srahurger, A. of tilling two killers to tmirdef They were picked up by Cuban E Kvau* amt Constable .Slim lial her pregnant daughter In-law. seriously Injured Sunday when a Final argument* in Die foUN car skidded out of control in a airport uffiiials ■* (hey stepped ulf It)way. driving rainstorm ami alainmrd a plane from Miami. No chargei The whiskey seited had been week-old trial were rompleled were placed against them but j«* head-on into another vehicle. purchaseil al a diaeounl. officers Friday hut Judge Charles F, The accident orcurrd on four- lice said they were Investigating said, and would have been sold Blackilimr, U , let the jurors go lane U. S Highway 441 about five the possibility the girls were being when oilier hai* amt package home (or the werkrnd uved lo bring discounted Cuban miles south of here. In final arguments, the Juror* itotea hail closed. T h r ten other The Highway I’afnd Identified peso* into Ihe country. suspects wi re taken lo the Orange were given • choice of twlicving Under a law passed by Dir revthat the matronly defendant hired Ihe >h'ad a* Janrl Kay Erie ire'. 19, bounty Jail. and Hoy A. I.yda Jr., H , both of olulinnary govrTnmrnt persons en­ Luis Moya. 22. and Augusttna Orlando, and Mrs. Angctlnr Grib- tering the country may bring in RaMmiadu, 23, Iasi November with only |.\u in Cuban pesos. 'I lie law Rons, 60, of St. Cloud. an oiler of pi,US) lo kill her lon'i Injured were Mr*. KUte Yen was passed following reports Dial wife, Olga. fur*. 62, driver of one of tile car* :1railed supporters of ousted Dicta Or, accept a theory by ileient* lor Fulgrneio Rativt* were selling Mr« Katherine I'ndonlrk, 67, and attorney S. Ward Sullivan Dial th* A group of Sanford residents eonfeased killers had kidnaped Rmlna and Julie Vrntura, 12-year- their pesos at a discount hi the old I win lister*. All the Injured United StateA. will appear Iwfure Die Seminole Olga a Jo-year old Canadian bora were (rum St. (. loud. They were re­ County b'ommiavionrrt tomorrow nurse, to hold her for ranvorn fiutn ported In fair condition toda> at at 11 a in. lo protest the opera her alturney huitiaml, Frank, M, Orange Memorial Hospital. Don of Harden'* Dairy on Sum­ T h r prosecutor said It would b* merlin Av«, a "gro»s rniscarriag* ol lusllcc" The dairy, almosl totally In ih> if Mr*. Duncan it acquiltsd of tha New maps nf Ihe Clly nf Ssn rounly, has b*-rn Dir object of a murder anil Moya and II iblonado ford and Seminole County will he petition signed hy Ihe area'* rest go to the gat chamber. available soon frnm the Chamber denis, who charged that the drain age ditch is not properly main Plat approvals and toning hear of Cummerre. |r gs crowd the agenda of thr The outdated niap does not fn lamed, odor* from the barn arc i iunty Commission tomorrow rluile the miles of Die new ttri i ts offensive AittI that Dir o|>er*llnn Rids will tie opi ned on thr sale amf large th-velopmcnt* lli.it have has created a sanitary nuisance nf rounly property now occupied risen sine* 11s puhllralion Die petition has hern iiiliinitti-d hv the health drpartmrnl and A charge for Isrge map* will lo Clly Comntiaaloncr*. who said in II. Other buslnrii Includes a )* made, bul small maps stiT! -ill they would work wilh the Coun­ A hit run arcldent Friday right I irtlesi from clly residents about he given In those requesting Diem ty Health Unit on ihe problem. rained |6M <1*triage to a car drtvHarden's Hairy and provisions fur The revised drawings have hern en by Eva Manning M I ins, 601 me Board of Adjustment. Cypres* Ave, furnished hy th* Dowling Ap Die accidrnl occurred at >Hh praisal t’n. and French. The other car mad* a left turn on French Avo. and At least two women were ad k< pt ruin:' Dm owner of the car milled lo Seminole Memorial Hos­ wax found at the Naval Air NASSAU. Bahamas <171*1 s —pital today following an arctdrnl Station bul claimed he had loanMostly cloudy with scattered at Benson Junction and Highway rd hit vrH rlr In a friend. Pallet lay boy Hilly Wallare, II , Iasi iigible bachelor of Die old Prin- showers through Tuesday. Some­ 17 97 are investigating. <-•* Margaret art. is rngagrd to what cooler today and Tuesday. Two DeBary amhulancrs answer­ Ronald Edgaf Cog. VAH 3 usa I oulse Taylor, 29. daughter of High this afternoon T* io 79, low ed the call. A huge truck was re­ charged with failure to have his i anadian multimillionaire ) I*. tonight so to an. Variable winds ported mired in the mud at he vehicle under control and no driv­ I ay lor. friends vaid today. mostly southerly I to I I miles irird to skirt the scene. The a r er's llrcn-c ycstertli). D ir tall and elegantly tin " r d per hour, becoming northerly to­ riifenl occurred al 11 IS * m No Cox failed to stop for the red Wallace, known as "old faithful" night or Tuesday. further details were avaitabV. ,ighi at 13th St. and Park As*, rcause of his constant attendance and collided with an aulomnblU n ITtncrss Margaret, arrived In Sipw»n. Comdriven by Willie Nassau about a month ago to n-re estimated hined damages rovrr in Die sun from a liver sil at ftVy. ment that had plagued him Irom childhood. Miss Taylor, blonde and beauti­ ful and heiresa lo a personal for une rstlmalrd at *0 million dol­ lars. left her Job as an editor on a Mrs Julius l* vy of Chicago, Mayor Al Wilson, John Kruler and Longwood I* in Seminole C**unmagailne a year ago to join her III, turned the first shovel in Joel Field. t j . atvJ that's a fact. father here. groundbreaking rcremoniei for Yea, air, Die man who drew th# fn greeting the crowd, I« v y York Manufacturing Company Sat said. "Sanford is a small city with map guofsd, that's all. urday morning. Thin, sail R. K Ashton Jr., a warm heart and a big spirit of Mrs. I.cvy is the muthcr of Sam i friendliness. We are proud lo ho manager of Ranfurd'i F ‘>o,l Fair. Levy, owner of th# plant Dial j memtiers of such a fine communl Is why Langwood wasn't ineludad on a map of Semin J* County, NEW Y O R K (L'Plk— Robert Mo­ manufactures fish landing net* ty " iMvy said that re location of the used by Ut* food chain. ses, veteran city and stale com and television antennas Sit* of thr And Longwood doesn't lik* th# m lii’-'s *“ said Sunday new factory is between HarCar company from Illinois was large­ that he always hat found It easier Aluminum and Alien of Orlando ly influenced by th* effort* of omission. Th* community haa MU Krld*r and th* Chamber of Com rd on official protest, mad* bp to deal with politician* thac with on Highway 17 92 m*rc*. H* credited rapid growth Mayor Alim Lormann. reformers. Picture, Pag* I Ashton already knew Longwood to th* support of th* City of San "R(fo. m»rs are Dm self rlgiile la in tha county. He w «t* to Others participating In th* c*r«- ford and Seminole County. ous." he lold a T V audience Th* budding la now under eon school In Sanfo-d. Today, ba "Thay usually think they hast a money were Mr. and Mr*. Lovy, tall from on high, but 1 think Mr. and Mrs L«* Samuel, Har­ structioo by Carroll-Daniel Con­ apologized to Longwood. Now, bt plam to acquaint tha they probably hava (ha. wrong vey Broadway, production man struction Company, and should be map m*kor (tub tha fact* ol IDs. number." q tq Km . Douglas Mtenalrwu, ready tor occupancy In May. Rained Out 3 Dead, 7 Injured As Tornadoes Hit 12 Negroes Nabbed In Whiskey Raids 2 Beauties Admit $57,000 In Undies Jury Deliberates 'For Hire' Murder 3 Dead, 4 Injured In Traffic Crash Group Protesting Location Ot Dairy Zoning Tops List For Commission New County Maps To Be Ready Soon Law Investigates Hit Run Accident;" Another Reported Princess’ Friend Engaged To Blonde I Two Known Hurt In Road Mishap Weather Earth Is Turned, New Plant Starts Longwood Is Too In This County! Reformers Dialing Wrong Number? W l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/07653007f195fdb3b2800ebf9c8c9f71.pdf ba516409df3152ae357b7f3ae090157c PDF Text Text ft|« 12—Wed. Umx. 11,1IH ttljf S r rtfor ft Marker To Honor Sanford Pioneer WrraTI In ISIS. In tl4l he came to Me]lonvtlle, I he town which later be­ came the City ol Sanford The soldier it tiring honored for hit pioneering spirit, at well aa serving hia country. Mellon ville was then a wildernrtt, and bravery amt fortitude were neeettary lo withstand Ihr dangers of everyday life. Gathering in l.akeview Ceme­ tery at 10 a. m. will be hit deiCendant* and Sanford citirrnt. Prank Woodruff IV, hi* greatgreat great grandaon, will unveil the marker and place a wreath TA M P A , f(;ri> — Police tmighl on Ihr grave. Prank ia Ihr ton two men In a pink Oldtmoblle of Mr. and Mrt. Prank Woodruff today who were believed to have HI robbed a branch office of the The unveiling will come after a Tampa Prdrral Saving* and !x>an welcome by klayor Al Wilton, and Aaao of tVSTSIS In an armed the principal tddren by the Itrv. holdup. A. G. Mclnnlt. The ceremony will The PHI taid wltnetM-a taw I be attended by Mrs. Clarence II. lair model pink Uldamoblle drive F itry , president of the Florida away from (he tcene of the rob­ State Society, Daughter) of IHIZ. bery in aoulhwrtt Tampa early Tuetday aflrrnoon and that it waa The Major Francis L. Dade Chap­ hehrvrd to tie the getaway car. ter of Sanford hai made arrangeThe two armed handita walked menia for Ihe marker and cere­ Into thr office in early afternoon, mony. Following Die aervicr comme­ forrrd Manager Robert K. Adami and teller Mrt. (iladya Denham in­ morating Fliaa Woodruff, mem to a real room, and then took the* tier* of Ihe Chapter will attend mi,nr> from a caah drawer and a luncheon at the Mayfair Inn Mrt. A. R. Key it general the tafe. They were drtcrlbed ai being rhalrman of the ceremony and In their middle or late twenties. luncheon. One wai about li* feet tall. Hie other about all inrhea shorter. They appeared nervous and were drrated In cheap leisure jarketi and dark trouteri. A ialdler In Andrew Jackson’* army will be honored tomorruw when a gr*vr marker la unveiled in hii memory *1 Lakevlew t'rmetrry Kliaa Woodruff fought In the haltle of Chalmeile, New Orleans, Pink Auto Sought In Tampa Robbery . A Y O I t C l I S H I It IIO N — H a n fo rd .M ayor k. L . W ilnon, nurrouiided by m a n y o f the ood F a ir o fficial* and w a itin g patron*, »t.i the ribbon m a ilin g the official grand opening of the new Koorl F a ir Store on Sooth P ark \v<. (H e ra ld S ta ff Photo) I Two Dead, 16 Hurt Med Center Burns; As Bus Hits Crowd It Firemen Hurt P ITTSB U R G ( I l l ' l l A run I way but craihrd through a lomaward hound crowd at »m of Re eity'a bualrit corner* at thr iclgbt of the ruth hour Tuesday, tilling two persons, one ■ v rtrn n Pittsburgh Treat reporter, and tijurtng I* nlhrra. African, 51, Bears Quads; Doing Fine f C APETO W N . R # u l h Africa n J P I l— A ll-year old African w<e L a w gar# birth to quadruplet) to* Hay— tbra# buya and a girl. All fear# reported doing tine, ' D r. James le.uw, pruft»*«r of bbaUlrica at the Univrrally of Capetown, who aaatalad in Ihc da* wy, anId he brlirved It waa flrat lime a woman that ag# gave birth b> four children. C Queen la ‘Crowned* ' M ANILA (U P U — Chrtatlna Ma­ ttes. M ilt rhlllpplnea of 1959. waa Btniak In the fare hy a alore While the rode on a float in I he Manila Trade Pair parade The M o m , totted hy an ontdrnliflrd byataoder, rauaed a alight awrllgig r t tha beauty queen's right JACKSONVII.I.K f l ’I'lt - A fire awepl through a doclora' medical center early today. raining | l«' lew damage and vending II (Ire men to the hu.pltnl. Ttie firemen were overcome by i leaping chemical fmnea. believed in have l-crn from tulfurir and. All htil Ihrce of the men werp treated and relented Admitted in St Vlnrent'a Hot total were Capt. A I„ Van f,an rimgham. who complained of rhrat paint, and flrrmen Prank fitte r ami J. T While, Pire Martha! K. C. McDcrmnn valil raute of the pre dawn hlair waa undetermined. Fireman weir atili on the arenr a! » a rn Mrltrrmon estimated damage to Hip content t cl the one - ttory budding at pa,non and to the atrurturr lltrlf at 130,1**1, Pour engine) amt two hoik and ladder Irurki were vent to Ihr veene and firemen battled the blare about one hour before bring­ ing 11 under control. McDcrmnn .aid the r.-nlrr, on the weal end of town, hnuiej 13 doclora’ offlcea. Sam IliHid, 42, who work.-d for the nrwapaprr time I;*45 and Mia Sally P. Strait, >1, head raahler at the Itwnevell Hotel, were killed In the rraah. Hood, a native of Morrhe.id City, N. C., died of head and in­ ternal Iniurlrt, while Mr* Strait waa flatbed arruts the abdomen. Mr*. Ida Cook. U , a t, reported In critical condition thla morning following turgery for head injur­ ies The arenr waa one of panic ami m a n ronfiitfon at the lumbering ronvryaner alammrd into the rnidit of the huge, tightly packed crowd, hurled three prrannt into a dltplay window of Kaufmann't department alore, and craihrd headlong into the window, iliclf. Hut driver Jay 1-ar.e avid he tried lo itop Hie tmi when a alreetrar halted In front of him, but, when the brakea failed, he allrinpterf lo atop hy hilling Un­ curb. “ Tile hut jumped the curb," f.anr laid, "and I aimed fnr a pole." The vehicle aheared-olf the pole, T A L I. a i u .s m : k (UP|> - The knocked aver a nearby nrwatiand, Injuring a newaboy slightly, cut Cabinet ha* rrappolnlrd Franrit down a fire alarm hoi and tihcll llridgc* J r. of Tallahaiii-e, plunred thrnugli the huge window. to the Florida I'arolc lornniiiilun ItrirfKi'H HcMppoinlcd Purge Predicted 01 Iraqi Leaders Funeral Tomorrow For Grover Moon Funeral service* for f.'rover S. Moon. Sfi, Oviedo, will he held Inmnrrow al 2 p. m. al the Fairchild Chapel, with Ihe Rev. George Carlton, Firtl Methodist Church LO N D O N l l l’Ji — Diplomitic officiating, and Rev. Jack Rryant tource* here today predicted s Pirai Hapllit Church, aMirtlng. major purge of the Iraqi army and The Oviedo Masonic Lodge No. the government to remove all po­ 243 will be in charge of grave­ tential opponent! ol Premier Abdul side service* at the Oviedo Ceme­ Karim Kattrm Including anti Com- tery. munial* and Naaienlea. Mr. Moon died Monday In an They aatd pretture alto waa Orlandu Hospital. He moved lo building up in Baghdad for the Seminole County 20 year* ago af­ Ipcedy execution of i>en. Abdul ter living In Atlanta. Ga. Salam Aref, former number two Surviving are hit wife, Mr*. man in Ihe Katiem regime now Nellie M. Moon; Iwo daughter*, under trnlrncr of death for plot- Mitt Mary Velura Moon. Atlanta, ling against thr premier. and Mr*. C. S. lee J r ., ('larksReports from Iraq laid anti guv- 1 ville, Trnn,; two tuna, C. Rprsc i-rnmcnt biitcrncat by army far Id Moon and Thomas G. Moon, commandrra in Ihr province* waa Oviedo; three hroihrra, J ; K. a major factor in Ihe current re Moon, lliram. Ga.; C. C Moon. volt. They said ihe commandrra Atlanta, and R. P. Moon. Auttell. w rrr Jralmi* of Ihe quick promo- Ga.; Iwu tislera Sirs. R. C. bona givrn officer) closer to Ihe i'Ionia and Mra. A. P. Robin ton, ca|i il aI and in the personal confi­ Atlanta, and four grandchildren. dence of Kaitrm. Fairchild Funeral Home It In In addition, Ihe rr|sirla taid, Ihe charge of arrangement* field cummandcri disapproved of Ihc government’s failure In coop­ erate wtih Trriident Carnal Abdel Natter’* I'nlted Arab Republic. F O O D F A I R O F F I C I A L S — l«eon T»ii*n>tn. ( le f t ), front end a u p e rv U o r for Food F a ir Stores. W . L. W a its (c e n te r), district m a n iijrcr, and K a y E . A s h to n J r . (r ijr h t ). S a n ford i t o n matuiffer, aland w ith the Sem lnolt LA K E L A N D ( L T D - Fifty five amounti lo TO million gallons, it | >ear and two million Ics* than thr per ernt of the Florida orange will he j : million msrt Han last previous season. crop for thi* te**on ha* already been used, il w it reported T u n day. General Manager Robert W Rutledge of Florida Citrus Mutual FLOORS C L E A N E D ■ SANDED ■ P O L IS H E D said that 49 million boxes of orangrt were u»ed through P»b ruary. TK R R A Z Z O W O R K O F A L L K IN D S . Florida'* W froren orange con­ centrate piano have processed Pic* Estlmatra — Call lit! Juice from more than 25 million ixivet in packing 3?,500,W>) gallon* of concentrate, he taid F A 2-7621 108 N . M y r t le Rutledge added that if ihe rea­ son* total pack (A concentrate ERRAZZO Tile Expertly Done SEMINOLE TERRAZZO Conscience Wins; Free-Loader Pays N EW YORK ( D T D — The voniclenre of • longtime tubway fare evader finally hat got the heal ol him. The New York City Transit Au­ thority reported Tueaday it had re­ ceived a 110 hill from an anonymoui hitherto free-loading paaien gcr Enclosed was a nole which taid: "1 am tending to you here in­ closed. * payment for rides on thr transit system for which I did not pay. Will )ou please put il in Ihe conscience fynd.” The tranvil aullioriiy *aid it was Ihe largest "roniicencc” payment in Its history. « .'* > ■ £ ,..\V rt? ,tA T,,**** 4 »V>- X. r t 'Hfir- • if '* * • and Adding Machines For SALE For RENT REPAIR ADAMS FA 28311 t y p e w r it e r se r v ic e 207 W«H First SL \r*' .rtj. •ad w v* bftB || »** - , Ihe Sanford Herald ( ** (Seminole County’s Only Complete Daily Newspaper) * * ? Till March 31,1959 If you live in Casselberry, Fern Park, liontfwood, Altamonte Springs, you can now receive the Sanford Herald By Mail Plymouth’s got it in station wagons, too! 116 DIFFERENCE IN RIDE UNO PERFORMANCE Kn other low-price wagon ran match J’l)mouth’* Tortion-Aiic Hide. . . )o u n al no eilia u n i. F.njoy tu|H-ik handling case, a*ills no roll or sway on I iiiik , mi fioitl-rml dive on slop*. O r clioo-e oplinnal Gui*laiil la-vcl liitsion-AJlr; keep* your wagon level nn mailer the toad ur llm load. 'I'll*ill lo t'l)inonth'* hipn->pintnl V-H power, im lulling opiiiiiuj New Golden Commando iVh'i. 816 DIFFERENCE IN SPACE t 100 cubic feel of rargu capacity . . . more than any oilier low-pric* wagon. One hig trason (or |H>pularily of I ’lyinoulh wagon*. 116 DIFFERENCE IN ECONOMY I*l)nioulh won llic Muhil|ia* Ixononi) linn in the low-prlci price d a w twn yrni* in a row. U lul •more, all standard Plymouth V-U and b engine* |wiform at nrak rUicirncy on rrgu/ar ga*. BUT YOU DON'T PAY FOR THE DIFFERENCE The three lop-selling low-price wagon* ora priced within a few dollar* of each other. Bui only Plymouth wagon* give you the Big Difference fur your money! •u %•** lv m t raw nmouTH - m m m om" nowt Ask your Plymouth dealer fnr ■ "Two-Mile Try-Out’’ and ihe rr*( •I Ihe Plymouth Big Difference atoryr. Visit him •oon I U much thi sm in.prict...so different on the roadI BIG DIFFERENCE IN FEATURES Cirio cnpicity ■IRON WAGON -r •r u u IK c«H «. n. u. fl Whielbiia mu | F o r . O n ly 9.00 - - year 5.00 - - 6 months 2.50 - - 3 months PLYMOUTH Roll down liar window V Rm (icing third till V Locked Luffi( i CinpartniMt* Pi’sh Button IlltMl Hoitir* V V V Swtfil Silt:* V Push Button triniBisiion * m s. lllte y/ V Send In your: N A M K : _____ «Oort**W Service IF YOU LIVE IN SEMINOLE C O U N TY ...Y O U NEED THE • re C * <* TYPEWRITERS (DjLdflfojuS&&Jhi& ? .'S L,v * ? i * - T ‘l . v V**4** , -#** (Herald #Staff I h u lo ) Half O f Oranges In Florida Used, Mutual Reports 00 0* 0 ^ *»T* , a0' 1*". ,M* V**1, County C h a m b e r c f Commerce " n e w bindneas welcome pla qu e/' placed in th e r o n d g F a ir Store. T h e store opened this m o rn in g , Pa Oe BOI* aaaaaaeaaal Clljrt ----------■# * And your Sanford Herald will he atartrd immediately* �nl Flight Crews Given Warm Welcome On Sanford Arrival WELCOMED HOME — Cdr. 1. M. It-well Jr., Squadron Five conimumlinyr officer, is g n e ie d by hi* wife and thre* non* upon arrival at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Squad* ron pilots and crews arrived yesterday after six month* !pi the Mediterranean. (Herald Stuff Fhoto) Tear* and laughter girctcd the Savage Son* id Sanford yesterday afternoon when the brat of VAH S'a mea and plane* awooped ts ■ landing at Harney Field. Dependent* iwarmed to the (ore ground a* the men Hepped from their planet and ditappearrd be­ hind welcoming arm*. Twentytight officers and men were greet­ ed by ('apt. Jame* Ramigc. com­ mander Heavy Attack Wing One, and Tapi Lionet A. Arthur, com­ mander of the Sanford Naval Air Station. The aquadrun, Sanford’* first Heavy Attack group, ha* returned from aix month* to the Mediterran­ ean aboard the I'SH Forrratal Preparation* for their arrival have been completed. e\ rn to the paint ing cf office* hy the men of V’AH-0. long-time rival*. Nine waa relieved by VAH t laat September after a nine •month crulae with the Sixth Fleet. laical dignitaries took a back aeat to famllita during welcoming ceremonies, but John Krider, May­ or Al W ilwn and Andy Carraoay were prevent, ucverthelea*. At 6 p m. today, another cun Ungrnt will arrive in a huge cargo plane. During the wre hour* of the morning, the entire squadron wilt be preaent and accounted for, ai the remainder of the men are de pouted on the field. The Korrcatal docked early thia morning In Norfolk, Va. Brookfield Plans Deadline Nearing Higher Production For County Taxes Laat day on which taxpayeri can pay J930 laxr* without pen ally will lie March 31. John I Galloway, tax rollretnr. laid to­ day. Failure to pay laxea on or be­ fore that date, he aaid, will rr•ult In a minimum penalty of month*, Brookfield Stills will — three per cent on real e*tatc double it* pie..in personnel and taxe* and one per rent on per machinery. "Operation* may even onil and Intangible laxea. He aito be tripled," he aaid. pointed out that the tax lawa re­ B ln a personnel rhaiure, General quire the additional charge of Wupcrintcndvnl Abe Ga*»oW hat eott of advrrlliing the property replaced Joel Aberbach a* man­ a* delinquent. ager. GaiMiw ia a native of New Attention al*o wax called to the Jcrve. . lie us* . . .■>.* School board member* bavt fact that Intcrnt, advrrttting and «nc# In both manufacturing and waited no time ia getting the other collecting cotta are added merchandialng of clothing. building program underway. to the tax and all beromea a (ilo n W allea-l) In . inlludu.vd Hid* will be advertiac.1 within den again*! any property owned K u m l new method* of inerchan- a few daya on new construction by the delinquent taxpayer d i-m g product*, that have result- at the Midway and Kotenwald Galloway vaid the longer the ed in increased ptoduction and ,^<*,1, ln j ^novation of Oviedo delay In paying taxe* after March for employe*, Schneidman )u<h Kinal plant were 31, the higher the penalty roil ® d. approved thia morning by tha becomea, all of which makei to Hr..kite Id Mill* l* one oi lee fendogU Count/ « . » 1* T n H ]ibt afVtntag.' of me .ax payer * textile plant* located in Sanford. Preliminary plana for lh* new pay any la* due on or before that It ia lh# third to announce plan* Seminole High School, vocational dale for expanded opt-iwliont trliool and new conatruction on The Intereat rale on delinquent ilrookftrld M i l l * ' nc.giit-or, Croomi Academy alao were ap­ real rttale tax begin* at one end Y o rk Matiuraclunng Co., will proved. Plan* were luhmlttrd by one half per cent per month with btcak ground on It* new plant at Juhn ilurioti IV, architect. a minimum of three per rent, tin 10:30 a.in. Saturday. The »llc I* Two bid* were received on Die peraonal and intangible laxe* the between Allen uf Orlando and former Geneva Negro tchool tile. Intereat mount* at the rate of one H n iC a r Aluminum on Highway Ward Grovea, Oviedo, bought the p«r com p«r month. kW. York produce* fish landing prop,rty with a high bid of $330. Tax certificate* will be xold la amt television antenna. June t, 1930, on each parcel of Another textile plant In San­ real eitale oa which the tM| ford will have ui>en .win. m a taxe* have not been paid At Hie new building hatutdoy aftemoun •ante lime, warrant* will be from 2 4 Pietro Manufacturing itaurd again*! all peraonal pro Co. ha* moved Into the new ilrucpetty on which taxe* are not paid ture on Pecan Ave. and Fourth | Sale of the property will aatiify S i. Pa.amx* and thirta ate pro­ the laxea and roit. duced by the llrm. Execution* also will he ittued Seminole County Commissioner* on all Intangihle tax item* n.4 were in appear before the Slate paid. Theie rieculioni will he Hoad Department today to prefiled with the Cirrult Court Clerk tent requrtla for primary road and will become a lien agali.at conitruction during the coming any real ealate the taxpayer may year. Koifr Da via, State Hoard mem­ own, Galloway alatrd. When York Manufacturing Company move* to it* new location in May. Brookfield Mill* will begin expansion. The manufacturer* of Alix of Miami awim wear have been sharing the building on North Elm Ave. with York. Alix Schneldman. president of Alix of Miami has an­ nounced expansion plana, and predicts that within eight Board To Ask Bids For New Schools Seminole Submits Road Priority Plea (Oiga Loved Him, Paid,' Lawyer Says V E N TU R A . Calif (L’P D -D ia t. Xtty Roy <iu«t*f»on, the people’* pru.pcutor and not a poet, aay* Olga Duncan paid with her life (or (ailing in love ^lustafson made the observation W hr argued for the convirtion of .Vi year old Elizabeth Dunran on charge* o( bargaining for the death nf the pregnant wife of her •on, Frank. Gustafson. a precise. mcUiudI* cal attorney, .aid intrnte love and hale-mlxrd in deadly quantitle* — motivat-ii the "'for hire” m urder of olga, a SO-yssr-otd Canadian horn nurse, lie wa* de ^ e ra te a> he fai*-d a jury of jH h t women and four men Wednrtday and examined a mat* of tratimnny accumulated In the trial, now In the fourth week He pictured the matronly defen dan! at a '‘clever, clever woman1’ but not quite clever enough, who*.- 30 year old attorney ton wa* a "tplnelett jellyfish" and a •‘liar.’’ " It it obvious that Frank Dun a n never did love Olga Dun. an,*’ ra sU ftun vaid, "but olga. loved Frank and the paid for it with her life." ber for Dlitrlrt Five, was to hear pleat at 3 30 p. m In the Dlilriet office at DeLand. Top* on the Seminolr County liat It the construction -of the Otttcn bridge on Stair Hoad (13 The bridge hat become haiaril-.ua to the public and prevent* full ute of the vital link to New Smy m i. Other request* will include the rebuilding and widening of Geneva Ave. from Mrllonville to French; rebuilding and widening of Stale Road 414 eait from Highway IT02; turvey of a citueway to Ovie do Irora Sanfoid Ave and aertm Lake Jettup ami improvement of Slate Hoad 46 writ to thr Like County Line. The iait rrqurtl will tie re prated by Lake County Commit ilooera, who follow the local Hoard in the budget hearing. Seminole will itppurt Lake County in It* pica for improvement o; Slate Road (6 we»t from ihe Weklva River to Mount Dor*. 3 Places Entered By Thieves Today Three place* were entered early thia morning on Highway 17-92. The Seminole County sheriff* department taid that whtike), cig­ arettes, money and food were stol­ en from the Sinclair Station In Casselberry, the Glass Fountain n .le ve i broke into Ihe Jolly Bojre and the Deck Bar. Club on Southwest Hoad early thu morning and made off with money j J m cigarrttea from the Juke bo* end cigarette machine. Wine waa alao taken from the Negro nightclub, No injurte* were reported In an automobile accident at Ninth and Magnolia at 0:20 a. m. today. Ruben Blake. Sanford Negro, t'dr, Norman Mclnnis, executive officer of V A 11-3, apoke to the San­ wa* charged with failure to yield ford-Seminole County Jayeees at the right of way when he ran a Doon today. Cdr. Mclnnt* chose slop algn and collided with I ve­ ‘ A ll Weather Heavy Attack" aa hicle driven by Mr*, t'aihennc Hrumiey, MW Lake LkM Dm *. Jolly Boys Lose Funds To Thieves Two Cars Crash; Negro Is Charged Mclnnis Is Speaker * VOL. XLIX f tn iU d x JV w n m i P i M n i M T tDAILY u n y rMEWSTAPER rw e e a s r« A INDEPENDENT I*r*** Loosed W ir T T s ts b ll *hid~T»08 T H U R S D A Y ^ M A R C H ” 12. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA N O . 3U9 U. S. Would Test Red Blockade Khrushchev Warns Force Would Bring Red 'Resistance' -| News Briefs Wife Put On Payroll WASHINGTON ( 1.71*1) - Hep Magnuson (D-Wash) hat giver, hit wife an at home, $2.4(*i a sear BER LIN (IIP ! >— Soviet Premier Job. Nikita S Khruthchev warned the We»t today it would meet with "appropriate retitlanre’’ it it WASHINGTON ( I l l 'l l The ined lo »olve any of Ihe major House today pasted and tent to world problem* by force. the White House ■ bill extending Khruthchev delivered the warn the draft law four year* Ing -hortly before he flew home to Moscow from eight d.iyt of conferring with East German H O L D WOOD i l l'll l.a>*ie Camimmut trader* and viailing will compete with fisc other anl the Leipiig trade fair. mal actors Saturday for the an­ "If the aggressor* ahould try, nual I'att) Award. m (idle of everything, to carry through their adventurous aim* and— a* they aay— try to ’break LONDON I l l ’l l — Britain and through* anywhere, they would mrct with the appropriate retiil Iran Wednesday signed an agree­ ment for lncrca*ed trade between ance," Khruthchev taid. "We would like to believe, how the two countries. Draft Law Okayed Lassie Seeks Award Trade Pact Signed ever, that Ibovc on whom tt dr penl* will not permit any Irroiponaihlr act* and witl tike de nitw it, m the inlcrrst of all rnuntrii v which fought again*! Hitler­ ite Germany." Khruthchev repeated earlier plea* to the W rit lo end the cold war on hla term*— by atgntng a pcare treaty with Germany and winding up the occupation of Weat Berlin. He >aid Ruatia would "continue . bvtlnalrly” trying lo prnuadc the Writ to sign a treat) with both German itatrt. Hr deituuncrd a* "Irrvaponaible" thove in the Weat who have charged him with Increating international trillion and threatening war "Such ilalrmt-nit ran only be tnaile by those who are driiber ately dlvtorting the Soviet Cninn’* peace loving policy," he charged Odham Urges Care In Milk Price Cal, TA LL A H A S S E E ( t ’P I) — Tbe Florida Milk Commission today o|>rnevt a public hearing on a proposal to lower the price paid farmer* f.*r milk told lo mllllar) intlallalion* Ihe proposal wxi designed to help distributer* get rid of surplus milk at heller price* for Ihe farmer. Preaent Commission regulation* call for all military milk to be ;-.ild for at the top price of 6t r nit a gallon. The pro poled order would Ii low divlrihutors lo put their turphiv milk into the military market, and pay farmer* not let* than about 32 cent* a gallon Before the pre«cnt Commlttlon went Into action to increase the farmer*’ income for milk, mill tary milk wav paid for at Die lowrit prices One of Ihe Brat act* of the Commission under Chairman Hrallry Odham, wav to pul military milk prices at 61 cents Odham also warned the Com mission to go slowly. He said if the proposal ' unveilted" the sur plot supply, it would end in high A 16 year old Voluila County #r prlre* to the housewife. youth aped through Seminole County latl night at tprr.U dock ed up to HO mile* per hour Hot on the heela of hia red and while ear werr the Highway Patrol and sheriff! depuliea from Officials of tile Central Florida three rountle*. Blood Hank will Ik* at Ihr Elk s The Juvenile loomed over Ihe | Club until 6 so p m today. Donors are needed urgently for Monroe bridge, through Sanford and Seminole County via High Ihe dwindling blond reserve, ac way 17.92, Into Orange County and t Hiding to Ralph Wight, rlialriiian Winter Park lie wa* (topped by a The Klki will t i n t anyone in Winter Park t'ollce road block, ing blood to a fret steak dinner. The club hope* to replenish its after making a **U" turn back to Seminolr stockpile today. Requests for blood I’ollre returned him to Del.and have never Iw in rrfuted, whether jxilirr who began the chair al-oul the person I* a member of tbe 9.30 p. m. ' Elk* or not. ’Zooming' Stopped By Law Roadblock Gems Are Stolen MKMI IHS. Tenn. |U I‘l> Jeweler Moms Strinman of Chicago re ported to police the theft Wcdnea day of hla sample case containing abou- $2U.(V« worth nf gems. Hurt Official Dies S T JOHN’S, Nfld (U I’D — Con­ stable William M on, I(, died early bslay of Injuries received Tuesday night 111 a clash with a loggers' picket line. Wage Hike Opposed WASHINGTON ( I ll'll - Labor Secret try James Mitchell told Congress today tie opposes any immediate In m a te In the It an hour minimum. ’I'Al I. Ur.\ r.iib' — Mike (.iuxel tleflf, better known uis llte ’’Modern I’aul llevere," met lovul Juvces'a yewterdny to diaaiMi U. S. Junior Chnmlwr tux reform petUionit. Gavel, vvho h aiU from Aliclltirnga, Alnakn, will Inks peti­ tion* from 14 ntaten to WuisiiiiiRlon, April 15. Florida ia tiavel'i* ‘JiHh ntate. Shown with Gavel ia ( ‘nrroll But he, Sanford Jaycev project chaimtHT. (Ilernld Staff Photo) Experts Say Germs Could Defeat II. S. WASHINGTON (LTD — Thin country ia ri|Kt for a bis>loyticul warfare I’earl llarlM>r. Un.sisla ubviouitly haa wltut it lul.e* to wage verni war­ fare. It ia (Kusailile Unit many hour* anil even daya niiRht elapse be tore the L.S. even knew it hud been attbjeclesl to a surak attack Tbe first Intimation might wrll tie an influx to doctors' office* HONOLULU ( U l ’ll — Hawaii and hoipiult of patient* suffer­ wnrkett frvrrUhljr t«wfjy on plant ing (rum dcbtliMitug or incapaci­ for a gala celebration t» mark Ihe tating maladies defying Immediate end of a 40 year battle for state­ diagnosia. hood. Theie conclusion* stem from MW* Ellen Hitts and Mrs Wil­ lectures ua biological warfare giv­ liam Puulk tied for medalist en at tha Naval Medical Center F LO R EN C E, Italy (l/PI>— Mill honors yritrrday In qualifying Hetbesda. Mil. In conoectnm with tary rourt acquilled Vittorio Mus- j rounds fur the championship uf a current course for armed force* sollrn, 40 year old t»in of 'laly’a the Sanford Women's Golf A**o medical officer* on "Ihe medical aapcrl* of special weapon*." stain dictator, today of a 16 year- elation ftoth had score* of 06 The lecturers, including lum r of Ixiw net was mp|ied by Mrs old wartime charge of desertion Kenneth Howell, A putting prKi­ this country's foremost authorities lt being offered this yrar by Mrs. on germ warfare, agreed that — No adsanre warning of a UW Foulk, defending champion Mrs H A V A N A t U I 'll Police taut David running and Mri Minerva attack ia currently likely. today Michael Moreno of ktiainl. — All of the major nations are Keenan will “ putt It out" nett held vmce Ssturday on unspecified Mrdnrxday, breaking yesterday* *1 r i v i n g to manufacture nrw charge*, will tie deported a* an agent* uf infection whlrh will tie " undesirable alien." Thirty five qualified In tbe defy quirk diagnosis, nnniunlta rhaniplunahlp, played at Ihe May lion, ami treatment with antlbl fair Country Club The rhantpion otic drugs. — HW’ provide* Ihe moat effec WASHINGTON (U P O — flop ship HI till will be followed by live inran* of subduing an enemy Steven Carter (D lo w a ) today three flights kept hit 19 yrar old von on hi* Iterord high scores were tub population without killing it off payroll at 111.672 a yrar. despite untied by tin* women golfers yes or destroy tug its eituuiniy. The most effective "way of a plrdgr to cut Ihe salary. trrdsts Fast grrent upvet the applecart, putting normally near waging IIW against a nation It by mean* of cloud* n*r aerosols) of par plaxrrt In lower flights. vapor impregnated with disrate W ASH IN G TO N (U P O Demo­ lo-aring v i r u s e s , bacteria, or crat* toyed tiday with a plan for spores Aerosol generator* may pulling I'lrtidcnt Eisenhower on In- drllvrrrd by any mrana — the spot on Ihr ticklish issue of mines, submarine*, planes, or iir employmrnt compensation. inutile*— uses) to deliver any LAS VEG AS, N»v. ( U l'li A other weapon man with a Hair for luck parlayed — The best BW la that which In WASHINGTON (U P O — Tbe a Ho --ill Into St 12,<6)0 at * casino I capaflletea. rather than kills, the llackrls Uonirnlllre today sought dire tal.tr here, aerordlng lo a greatest nmnU-r ot persons In the lo find mil If Chlrago teamster "Strip’ hotel official, vhuilrtl possible lime Ivan (mutitierg takl the unuirn Joey Oilmen used union due* of 3 000 taxi drivers to piy hills for tilled man held the dominoes for -mr hour and &.’• minute* Tuesday a $40,oo0 home night one of Ihe longest dice funs in Flamingo Motet history Anmo ter/, following hotel |«>llry, would LONDON i II P I i — Called Into not identify tin* man. saying only MEMPHIS. Term ( I J P li-T h r y court lor playing turnkey 61 lime* that he wa.* from lirvrrly Hills laugbrd when Walter June*, to, this tihunl yrar ao-l setting fu r t aid chose to stand while testifying to her home with cigarrttea, a Ul against Hoy Granderson, an uld year-old gill promtird the judge ft lend he arcuaed of -vs uniting • I have quit smoking " him lit* old friend shot him in llm lleailng and solder tonight, seat of the pant* with a small lowest in lo ill, | air, isinllnurd LA I'A/., Kulitia I U I'll I TitImre shotgun, Junes taid. guxernment and Hie U. S. Lmbat mill I inlay, :n |« 33 miles per Granderson was fined fur ill* «> hive ordered *|iecial precaution- hour noithwrxi winds, diminish charging a firearm in'*Je the here tiatay In protect American ing lonUHl and Friday. Small city. lives and property against a |«i< trail warnings displayed on both slide^lew nutbieak <if riming, I ousts. Hawaii Gets Ready Bells, Foulk Tied Fof Medal Honors Mussolini Acquitted To Deport Miamian Son Kept On Payroll Ike May Get On Spot Gambler Uses $10 To Win $112,000 Probers Seek Info He Chose To Stand While Testifying Blood Bank Here; About Time, Too Donors Are Needed New Riots Feared W e a th e r Seminole Clay May Key Hew Industry Ttie clay depoaita of Seminolr County have yielded a high quality material that may change the future nf Florida’! conitruction business The clay bat been found excel­ lent for the manufacture of light weight aggregate for euncrete. In Florida, ute of the aggregate hat been limited since Ihr material must be brought from north Georgia or Tennctoer. Concrete blocks and structural concrete made from the aggregate have proved competitive In price, with no sacrifice to strength through leas wrlghl. A plant producing tire aggregate toon will start conitruction aoutheast of State Road 415, about two mile* northeaat at the Osteen Bridge. The firm* of Rurnup and Sims In c, Wait Patm^ If ich; Fforila 9 Crushed Stone Inc , Ocala; and McNeill Urothrrs. Bridgeport, Conn, will establish Ihe plant and hope to begin production nest year General manager, and one nf the principal* of Ihr company it Victor II Hutchins Jr., Orlando. The company will employ ap proximatrl) 60 people. T V cfoy witl V fired and expanded in ro­ tary kilns There will V no air |w>l lulion problem, Hutchins said. Tb r deposit lies southeast uf Slate Road (15, and start* a mile east of the bridge. It 1* now un­ der lease by Ihe company. Raw clay will tie trucked over a pri­ vate nuil to the plant. The fin­ ished product will be freighted hy truck. Hutchina aaid that a lack of ami­ able raw material In Florida haa haul) •led Ihe production ot light •gbl rgg rafeto *dMI MW Muir than CO per rent uf Ihr nw tmu s roncretc block and »nuc lure! concrete It now made from Die aggregate, although the in dustry It only 10 years old, he added. The only Haw In the plan it Ihe present rundltion qf the llstern llrsdgr. Hulriiin* esplstned that trucks hearing an economiralty feasible load of aggregate could r.-- p*.;s over the Otlren Bridge rs in wllli.n Ihr weight limit. Trurkrr* would be forrrd lo haul loads vruund Hie north tide uf Lake 5i. nroc to Enterprise, then touili on Highway 17-92 to Orlando. t Tse nf the lake shore road hy heavy tanks 0 questionab’e. Hutchins aaid, "and we might have lo deliver by way tt New Smyrna " The general manager asked commisiiooeea to twppocl to* a* quest 'or rri-onslruction of the wooden bridge. " If* not Just an economic factor— I waa Just giv­ ing our tide of Ihr p u lu ir— tile bridge is dangerous to Ihr pub In " llultiimt pointed osil that tbe consumer would pay the ultima I* cost ul the lung haul. "Hut tile primary rra>on for replacing the bridge would V safety," be said. The Oitrrn Hridgr ii on top of the list today at I'oinmlnionera go before District I'hiirman Knife Davis in Del.and And, a* Hutch­ ins says, Ihe primary factor is not economy, but safely, Tbe wooden span rut teen many accidents, and haa even collaps­ ed on occasion when weights be­ came loo much for lie frail beam* 1 ‘Courage* Leaps, But Changes Mind HUME flfP II — Giulia roraggio, 21, jumped into Ihr Tiber River Wednesday night because hit !Syear old girl friend wuuldnT mar­ ry him. Aflrr a minute in Ihe ley water he changed hi* mind, swam back to shore and went to a ho*pital asking to be treated for eiposure. t'oraggio'a name it lire Italian for "courage." IBB Wives Listed, But 102 Husbands M ANILA U 1 P » - The Philip pine* has Dig IncumVnt male members In Ha House eg Keprt tentative*. That1* why to* Manila Daily Bulletin atkrd why th* "congres­ sional Udiei* circle, composed ex­ clusively of wive* of representa­ tives, haa U l name* *n Ma aoa Convoy Would Try Move Into Berlin; Might Use Tanks WASHINGTON’ (UPM — The l'. S has dratted a plan for tend­ ing a test convoy through a Ber­ lin blockade if Ihe Communist impose one The need for t tr*l convoy would arise if K in li abdicated it* lb-rim responsibilities, signed a treaty with East Germany amt gave the Katt German* control *>f traffic routes to tUilm It can be rcp.itted that blue­ print* for the text convoy and lor putting America t 3J0,«X) tnllilary men in Europe on Incrrated alert now exist. Furl her, they ran bn a d a p t r d to whatever need* emerge from Allied conference*. (The plan a* it now stands ap­ parently call* for sending a nor­ mal sire unarmed convoy of four to ten trucks over the I in mil# road from lieltnstcdt in West Ger­ many through Ea*t Germany to West Berlin. If the convoy were stopped, K might then lie strengthened with lank* ami go ahead. What would happen If it drew fire from East German guard* waa not known. It ran lw said that there a r« plant for Western military forces io establish control of the high­ way through East Germany tt high policy dirtatra. The increased alert presumably would apply to French and HHu iah force* a* well ai lo If. S. Army and A ir Forres in Europe. Top Navy Chaplain To Visit Tomorrow Hear Adtn. George A. Rusao w il arrive at the Sanford Naval A ir Station at 10 30 a. m tomorrow. Admiral Husse It chief of Navy rhaplaln*. Ha will be acwnpanled hy Chaplain W F. Doyle, Calhollg rhaplaln at NAS Jacksonville. Admiral Russo la touring aU southern Naval hairs, An a "gxtacquainted" basis, He will coma lo Sanford from Jacksonville. If* hat visited Charleston and I'arria Island During his stay In Sanford, Ad­ miral Russo will meet with CapL Lionel A Arthur, rommandrr ot Hie Naval Air Station, and the two chaplains, 14. N. W. Hubble and Lt. W C Fuller. Discussed will be the Navy's religious arid moral leadership programs Hie chief of rhaplaln* will he guest of honor aI a luncheon at 12 30, given by In* Sanford chap­ lains. 'Amateur' Bandits Not Amateur At All V IS F.n LA . N Y (IIPM - T h * four "reputable" ciliient arrested for the $72 l»*l holdup nf a Mastspequa, (N V ), hank on Monday hasp confessed they weren’t ama­ teurs after alt, police said today. The men were said tn have ad­ mitted several other holdups, dat­ ing from October 1036, and includ­ ing onr less than two weeks before Ihe h;g one that tripped them. The previous Joht netted a total of $6,616 64, police said, and ac­ cording In statements made by the men so far, were rarrird out sometime* hy only one of the group and at utlim times by only tw.i The four were arrested early Tuesday at they divided tbr hank holdup loot in the kitchen of tav­ ern owner An stole Ryaky, 44, who (Miller taid was Ihr leader and recruiter of thr gang Bears Are Sought For New Bearskins LO ND O N (D l'lt — The Hrllith War Office t.day happily accept­ ed a Canadian offer to stage ■ bear hunt to replrnlth the bat­ tered bearskin hats of Ihe <fu'«n'0 Guard Brigade. The mayor 11 Ttmmln*. Orv tario, made the offer aftrr read­ ing of coin plaint* that the tower­ ing hat* of some guardsmen louk bedraggled and bare in ipota. 82 Died In February T A L L A H A S S E E ( U I T ) — Th* Highway Patrol reported today BS pereon* loat their llvra In traffic during February, at a* economl* loll of $10,260,000. The Patrol taid highway acci­ dent* In February a4 thia year were only on# let* than the month of February last year. �\ |P < p 2—Th'tirt. War. 12. H5§ #«n!orl WmlB Thu n1d Ranfnrd Junior High School li coming down. Wrecking crew* are tearing the he*rt out of the library where (hr girl* uted to £itf£lr. Grow bar* are wrrnrhine the whisper* from the rlatireom*. »nd uilting foreier the *ound of ilnfinir in the auditorium. A thouiand m em orui are hidden in the rubble on the ground!. How many proud tmller, tearful prom net, prompt answer* and Humblins voice* could remrr-ction evoke? The school at Ninth and Palmet In wa« the moat modern in ten tral Florida when built In thin Seminole Gaunt y wa» atill Orange end atudema wore middy bloutti and stocking*. Total coil of lhe plant in 19UI wax 131000. a tremendous tom In toil, a domrvtle anenre room r. W A L L S T U M F I L I N ' D O W N — T h n nltl San* ford Junior H i jr h School, onen T H E nchool Ingrid Must Share Kids With Roberto ROMU (U P li — A Home Judge today ordered Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Ro**elllni to ihare their Ihrre children temporarily pending a final ruling on cuitody. Judge Alberto Virgilto limed a temporary order in response to the Italian movie director* rr ejurit for urgent procedure, lhe order wai aimllar t>ut not identi­ cal to one paaicd by a Pam court rrferrr earlier thil tear. VirgiUn act * hearing for April IT to atari diicuavuig a final drcljion nn the custody liiuc. Neither Roaiellinl nor Min Bergman were In rourt at the hearing. The Sweillah ilar In ti near J’arii with her new hu»band, Imprciario Lara Schmidt. An appeal by the Kalian itata agalnil annulment of the Berg­ man RoneUml marriage U atill pending In a Romo court. The children are to atay nor­ mally with their mother and at. land Italian ichoola in Parii. Hoiirlllm can have the children every Sunday and holiday, pick­ ing Ihem up at thn molher'i home fn lhe morning ami taking them back in Ihn evening. Captain 'Beached' For Hitting Ship NEW YORK ( L I T ) - Tht cap­ tain of the liner Constitution wai beached today on charge* by lhe ‘Cnail Guard that he wai negli­ gent by going too fast In fog whrn ■ his ship rammed the Norwegian 'freighter Jalauta. Cap!. James W . La llclle will tie given a heating on the charges March 2) tu determine whether bis shipmaster's licem u should he appended or revoked. The ibargcs atemmed from a Coast Guard hearing into the col Itston. Cspl. La Belle said at the hearing he ssa* going 12 lo 18 knot* with visibility limited by fog when he struck the Jalanta shea nog off 100 feel of thr frelitlitrr’i Isuvv. Nu one was hurl in thr colli sioti, which occurred outside New York Harbor. American Export Lines said lhe 49 year old skipper will remain ashore until the charges ate dis­ posed of- The Constitution sails Friday for the Mediterranean with O pt. Hugh L. Swttrer on the bridge. Stewardess Slain; Law Investigates TOKYO (U1M)— Police invritl gated the tnyatrriuus dcatli nl * Japsneie airline stewardess today tin the theory Dial ahe may have been strangled. The ihocles* * coatlcss body id Tomoko Takekaw*. 27. a stewardrsa for the British Overseas Air ways Corp (B O A C i, was found Tuesday night in lonely aeclion of TokyoT nutskiris. An autopsy showed marks on f u r nerk which police said indicated she probably was stranded. a California Basks In Smog-Free Sun LOS AN GELES ( U P I) - More shirtsleeve weather wai piedtded today for Dili smng-famout ci<y. with the high Icmperalutr r» pected tu hit hJ degrees. Wednesday was the wirmrsl day ol Hie year with a high ol ah, hringtnE thousands of Ante lrno* out into smog free air to ba*k In the unseasonably warm sun. The early heat wave extend, ed a* far at ban Diego, 1.0 miles south, where the thermometer hit M degree*, here, in lirinjr dem olished. W ith it w ill b o m n n y memorii** . (H e ra ld S tu ff P ho to) Alabama Officials Cheer Victory In U. S. Court JA CK SO N V ILLE, 11a. f L P I)— Alabama official! today hailed a federal appeala rourt decision here involving 20 Macon County, Ala . NcgroC* ai another triumph In the South’* bid for greater atatu'a rights. However, Justice department attorneys were piepnrlr.g new ar* gumrnt* fur another appeal. lh e C'.-S. Jlh L'iicutt Court of Appeals denied * motion Wrdnctday hy the federal government lo enjoin Alabama (mm drsltoytrig voter irgiatinlion tccordi in pti-dotnlnaritiy N c g i u .Macon County. Alabama Ally. (Jen. Mat Hon- Ike Warning Seen As Helping Allies W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) -P re s ident Liseiihower's grim warning of the danger of nuchar war was viewed today av strengthening IJie Allied hand tn negotiations with Russia rui Berlin. Officials said the (’resident brought into sharp focus the dis­ astrous possibilities of the Krem lln'» course when he dcilarcd Wednesday be would not fight a ground war tn Europe If the Ber­ lin crisis led to hostilities, but would resort to ’’oilier means.” These officials said they hoped the Idunt statement finally would convince Soviet Premier Nlklts Khrushchev that lhe C. R, Is deter­ mined in hold Berlin agamvl any Russian threats. Another indication was the die closure ihat the U. S. has draft­ ed detailed plans for putting its 130.non military mrn in Europe on Inrrtared alert and sending a lest eonvny through any Itcrlm bloekadr the Communist impose Actress Is Sued In $16,000 Loan 1 1 -a s ■ aid Gallion said, ‘‘This flrit hear­ ing before the appellate court he* resulted in mother victory for the state Just as did the hearing be for* the L.S. District court in Montgomery. ''Alabama's rights as a sover. rign state were again re o g m n d and the attorney general of Ala­ bama will still I* in complete lonliul and possession f thrvo slate records." Joseph M, E. Ryan, icpresent­ ing the Justice Department, had moved that the appeals court prr(CIVS' the Mnttls quo of a suit seeking to force registration of 20 Alabama Negroes. The suit alto sought to perman* ently enjoin the county board of ■(guitars from destroying voter registration records. Thr suit w** Uiamuar-I hy District Judge Frank M. Johnson J r . last Friday. Ryan Is plan, nlng a new animal, hut said ha would watt until next month t? (•allinn Would assure tire vuuit Ilia legiaDation records will not be destroyed. •'allion and hit aid"! conferred • few minutes, then gave the court assurance that nothing would happen to the records. Force Called Best Deterrent To War JACK SO N VILLE (U P I) A former finance minister fur Hun­ gary says thr only way tn avoid another world war la to let Rinii» know ,he U. S. ta "ready, willing and able to fight If nerts. tary." lir. Nicholas Nyaradl, address mg a Civic Club dinner Wednes­ day night, aald thr only thing Huaaia understands is might Any­ thing elae would be tntrrprrted as weakness, hr said. Now an American cittern, Nya­ radl said the only reason war has not broken oul already "is that the Russians know their produc­ tivity could not match ours." Ultimate!), the Bradley Unitersity professor said the final show­ down will be resolved hy the economy which is able lo stand the strain longer. And he said the Soviet Union la both economically and ideologically bankrupt. Nyaradl, oner an intimate friend of Russian leaders, laid the pur|Hisr of Mikoyin's trip to this country was to obtain errdit so Russia could buy American con­ sumer goods And he added that President Eisenhower refused Twins Undergoing Kidney Transplant BOSTON lU P I) — Jim and Jim ­ mie t'oxey, 47 year old twlnj from Kannapolis, N. «' , underwent delirate kidney transplant aurgery today. s Jim had a healthy kidney of hia brother's planted tn Id* abdomen to replace hi* own. whiih were knocked out by bright’* disease. The twins arrived Feb 37 from Kannapolis in a military plane and hsve hern undergoing exten­ sive preparation* for thr delicate operation pioneered at Petrr Bent Birgham Hospital Jim. rrltically III. was admitted tu the hospital at once and Jim ­ mie wa* admitted four days later. Their wives ramp to stay at a nearby hotel and v re at the ho*pita I when surgery began The hospital said they would give no complete report cm the sucres* of today'* operation for three da vs. although preliminary reports would l-e available Seven out nf 70 previous opera­ tion* were suereisful. The recip­ ient died in three other rase*. Ford Is Planing Small Car In '60 D E T R O IT i I ll’l l — Ford Motor ('o. tohl its stockholders today || plant lo Introduce a small, Atnerlean built economy car during Die I960 model year "hairing changes In the market or other circum­ stances " The announcement was the first official statement by a major au toinohili- company which indicated it definitely was convinced at this time, at ulru»t, that Die vcai a market for smaller ears. Ford, along with Grneral Mo­ tor* and Chrysler, previously re. sealed they were developing small cats which would he introduced if there were indication* the market N K M IU iH MR RASE. Ger­ for them existed Hut all of thr many ( U N i — Airman Alexander companies insisted ihcy still were J . Cummings, ;t, was lined V I not convlncrd the market existed. and sentenced to 1J days Imprli Ford, in effect, now is saying nninent Wednesday for spending the market exists and unirii || the night with a German gill on disappears again, Ford will enter the roof of Ills harrarkv Die market. A court-martial heard that Cum The Ford announcement was mings smuggled the girl into the contained in a tingle paragraph han-arks yard in a taxi. The pair of a letter from Henry Ford If, Funeral services were held here H*ent the night In two sleeping prendent, and Ernest R, llrrrrh . yesinday for Arthur Buford Taybag* no top of Ole three »|ory chairman, included in a financial lot. who died Monday in the harrark* hultding wlu-re Cum report on the company. Seminole County Jail. using* lived The cut wax ilisriiy. An autopsy was performed on errd thr next Hay, hiding tn a lhe deceased by Dr, W', A Dtrbroom d o irl rick. paltmtosM at I hr Florida Air Force oflirlals would not re Sanitarium. He »a * pronounred lease Cummings' home address or dead by Dr, Charles Park Sr. Th r Hit- name of his girl. They «atd HA N'T A M ONICA, Calif. (U P I) autopsy was authorised hy Cor­ they wanted lo "save Cummings — Edward G. RoMntori .Jr. 2J, son oner Hugh Duncan embarrassment at home." Tay o r » brother tn Olean, N Y . of the actor, has been ordered tn appear in Superior rourt Wednes­ made arrangement* for services day on charges nf viulatmg prol,*- through a funeral home In New? lion. York Order* were executed local­ Superior Judge Allen T Lynch ly by Urismts Funeral Home Issued lhe order following voting Same nf Taylor’* brolhrr is un A N K A R A , TurVe) I U P I) - The Robinson * coocirllon on a disor­ known Turkish new‘paper Flu hat hern derly eondurt charge Feb. D) while It was reported yesterday that suspended for one month and Its on Dire, years' probation for a Taylor had heen buried hy the editor. I'lku Arman has been sen- drunk driving eons let inn in V'57. eounly. (meed to lit mimlh* iniprlsooinrnl for publishing « story rn tie il ol the government A court handrd down the srn fences Wednesday as punishment for printing a tiansUtion of a dn patch allegedly wnllrn by Eugene I’ulliam and first published in the Indianapolis (lm| ) Mar, Airman On Roof With Girl; Gets 15 Days In Jail was added in the basement. In 19Z1 a fix room, onr story addi­ tion enlarged the student capacity. This was Seminole High Scho-sl In 1021 the new building nn I renth Ave was completed, and lhe school became the Sanford Junior High. The younger crowd of seventh an! eighth graders were nni in­ terested in romance and ’'spoon Inc " The courtly steps of prim seniors gave wav to thr lively Damp of fun hungry twelve yearolds. The manly defense of wrestl.ng fell before an art rarely seen in the dusty srhnol yard hefore— fighting. As Sanford grew, so did the enrollment Classrooms became crowded. Floors shook at toe refess bell rang, and sevrral hurt died feet pounded down the stairs of the -hreeitory building Princb pals came and went. Teachers r m m arnrd. had rhtldrrn. came back to the tim e arhqol— different pu­ pils. The play* became more rlabo rale, the sire club more rnthusi attic. In tWT, fnfmeeii Inspected the building Retaining walla had weakened, timber! were eaten by termites. Their decision: condemn ed aa a school. School board raimbera were confronted with e problem. Other schools were needed The San­ ford Naval Air b'ation had at­ tracted new people; industry was looking The building had to he Used. Although the Air Station open­ ed. elaird. and reopened within a few years, the school w it full The school hoard fell behind with the every day responsibility nf maintenance on ojher aging planta. B iu m Robinson Ordered To Show In Court Editor Sentenced, Newspaper Closed Woman Says Thief Took Her Jewels M AXW ELL HO U SE C OF F E E 1 - I-.!). Can U M I T ONE With M .80 or Mora Ortsr Htarkiit lliunk Sljle TU N A li hue Fan* Food King PORK & BEANS IS O t. 1 i a i Ann i MAYONNAISE Blue Rose 3 Lb. I’k f t. RICE Snllin 4 * Roll Pkirw. TISSU E Hiukcl) 'a >6 Or, Canx. T O M A T O J U IC E COMSTOCK Apple * Cherry * Peach PIE FILLING Nn. 2 Can* This I* a *me lime dral — sahlle they la*tl ----------------------------- ------------MARKET SPECIALS-----------U. S. GOOD Heavy Western 79 RIB STEAK \ BAG SAUSAGE,. 29 39 BACON WIENERS ‘ "' 35 Shoulder ROAST 179 \ / Lit. LEAN WESTERN LYKEA Pure Pork ECONOMY Sliced Lb. l.YKEN .Sugar Creek U. r. s : SHORTENING I J IA K K R IT JJ ^ ^ ™ ^ r: ■ i ■ 3 Lb. Can w. SL. PINEAPPLE N o. 2 Can. /for CUT BEETS No. ,10.1 Can* timall Whole White PO TATO ES FR OZEN No. 303 Con* 6 for 6 for Booth Brrided SHRIMP.......... 10 oz. pkg. Winter Garden thirken nr Turkry POT PIES. . . 8 oz. size 3 for rdipinitnt h u rtw t g I good' Bonrlr.. Limit One With Order l-im STOKELY’S Goldrn HI:-’ YOUR/ and the cheek came back ta Sia ford li lt week. Within days, and maybe soomr an announcement will come a O a new Seminole High School. ,t in the past, the prevent hisschool will become the Si afore Junior High. History repeats itself, .hey it; — and children are ro dlffennnw than tn 1910. 1930 nr t x ; The memories that lie rrumb r beneath the trees at Ninth aPslmctto are lucd again in t. < live: nf children ind grande. rgn of former students W And one day, resident* w. j.,,, by the formrr site to *rr the new Saaford Vocational School, i p*v, ed parkins area, and at-der.'i rmcrging from the doors. Secrets? Every old h :t hat them But only the big mi treei have seen it all. and thru murmur* fill on deaf rart VALUES Carraway & McKibbin General Insurance 11 1 N. Park AveFA 2-0331 Ifl 1*17, m of th* 400 Itudeo’.s enrolled went to the "Jitt'e t*d vrhool house" on Palmetto The Sanford Junior High riydd not hold them Repeated warning* were tllued by enginerrs. Fire rt rapes rould not b« faitened to the weakened will*. Last fall, the ithool hoard Good behind the engineers A new bend .slue was in the offing, and rhinces *ou!d no longer he taken with precious lives. Authorities hid wsrned that the building might begin ta sway sr.d tumble if ill student* Jumped to their feet at the »*me time. * n*tural reaction to the diimiMal bell. When Junior high student! reg■atrred. they were assigned to Seminole High and thr Plnccrest School. At Pinecreil. seventh gra deri art tn double session. Th* U . 200,000 school bond Issue »as pined. The bonds were sold. : i Brother Arranged For Taylor Rites M IA M I BEACH ( U P I) — A wealthy Manchnlrr, cenn , woman 11-ported Wednesday Dial a room prowler stole 120,1)01) in jewels fiurri her hotel room. Mr* Agnes Rcmgnld said the LOS AN GELl-S (L T D - Arms* cem*. including a Mit.oon diamond ring, were taken from her dresser Ann Sheridan has been surd ftr drawer while the was aun bathing recover)1 rf an alleged Ht.noo cr at the race track. loan made four yea is ag-i by theatrical produ.er Kdvvaid Sattu. Farm askrd Superior t'uurt In a NOTICE cilt field Wednesday tu altach I wdl not he rt*pntnihle for Mia* Shcridin4* Encinu. Calif., any debt* intiirti’d hy anyone home. Named a* cn defendants In other vhan myself. the complaint Were Mexican film producer Rudolfu Aeotla and Tata Robert B. Marra f ilm * I Junior High Taking Secrets Along BANANAS AGIN AGENT ■ U, R. Nu. i 5 lbs. for « . ■PO TATO ES 20lbs. ERRAZZ0 FLOOR* C L E A N E D • BANDED • P O LU H ED Tile Expertly Done TKHKA7//.0 W ORK OK A L L KINDS. F rt« Esttmalaa — Call I 'l l SEMINOLE TERRAZZO FA 2-7*21 ID* N . Mjrll* VOL' C A N 'T MISS US — W E 'R E R IG H T IN T H E M ID D LE O F S A N F O R D 'S N E W FOOD S T R IP PLENTY OK FREE PARKING �=1 Jb e • a n fa rl le n ll Mar. 12. 1$59— Tage X Chief Retiring; Tq Enter Stetson 1 Low Prices plus Top Value Stamps Chit! Hoipltalman Edam Hamil rf Hcatv Attack Squadron Nine retired from the Navy thti week after ro je a ri of honorable aerv tee Ihe thief. who termed aboard turftre thipt, tubmarinct. witn Marine ground unit* and atialmn tquadroni. hat had a varied and evcitin: career When aikrd what ) ^ mott raeiitns wai, hr laid. •i™ in the Navy it altray* ad venturou*. 1 euuldn't tat that ant one event wat more exciting than another " The llamtlt ltte in Yalrncia Village m lie Land Hr plant tn enter Sirtton t'nitertiiy and ma Jor in accounting. Stetaon will admit him with the advance Handing of junior thi> fall In a ihort talk with the turn Irtehe tqutilron lU m ll ikr high Iv^nf a Matt career. *aving. “ It It t newr Navy now. rtertth'.nj it either atomic. electron.c or teper tonic. All ficldt are more trehm ral and the chanret of adtance men! hate ne'er t>cen better *1 neter regretted making the Natt my career. I had a good life in the Nat y and now at the age or Si I ran retire and take life eaiy or do anything el>e 1 want. V , THEWHOLEFAMILYLOVESTOSHOPAT . Pure, Heavenly While Shortening SNOWDRIFT 3 49 BLUE RINSO 59 APPLE SAUCE 4 s 59 YAMS INST. COFFEE 5 59^ 3 59y Blue or White Arrow Detergent or Giant Thrifty Maid By Jo Hammnnd No 2 ’ 2 Cons Deaths t W IN R TO V -5 A I.K M , N C i t T I Robert M Hanea, (W. hanker IrvduatriaLiit ami former C . S gov. rrnment official, will be buried to follow.ng icrticei at lenten•ry Methndm Chureb. Hanet died Tueaday after a loot illnex PARIS f 1*1*1 * Robert fmilondre, 7J. former French amhattador to G e r m a n y w h o delivered Franre t war derlaralion to little: ta I3S9, died Tvetday. M ORRISTOW N. N. J. I t T l i — Peter H B, Trelinghuj ten h r. ? | retired banker and father of Rep Peter If B Prelingnuy ten J r. (R -N . J i. dte<| Medneaday. Tt.'CSON, Aria. (UF’l j — Funeral aervieet were pending tndav fnr Mrt Ann Gilliland Ritner. hi, au­ thor of a number of hooka and tragatine pieree who died Turtday of an apparent heirt attack. I 'Suard To Sponsor Festival Of Music i A Country Muiir Feitital for thildrrn will he brought to San ford A rn l 4 Spontored by Ihe Na'innal Guard, the *hot» will he held at the Civic Center at 7 p m. tn a performance drtignrd pri manly for children, the Grand Qjf Opry of N'athville, t r n n , will pfftvide mutir. tongt and comedy fnr lho«r attending. Tickett and more Informaiion may he obtained by calling Mitt Mabbie Mite* at the National Guard office Adult* may alio at tend the thow. Local Club Paying fior Dental Care Denial Haiti for Ibree children have been paid hy the Aunford Ttuvnei* and Profeiilonat Worn tn i Club j A fourth child it b ’ ing treated at the pretent time, aceordin; to Mrt Gertrude Gilbert, chairman nf the Dental Clinic. Nine membert of the organirt lion registered applicant! foe the M-'bile X-ray unit in Ft tv J* T + h r Btnv will meet .Mar. J* In the Civic Center, when plant will be diteuttrd for the Hate ronten tinn In Orlando. June 1* 30. T O D A Y ’S P IC T U R E S A R E TO M O R R O W ’S TR E A S U R E S — Wieboldt'n . n >. CARE A TE . Cveen V l- I. l. y LIFEBUOY GIANT 2 r. 29' a ^ VACUUM PACKED / LIFEBUOY 2 KS 2.1 ‘ T o i l e t Soap H Q f Ben Z 7 1-Lb Can Toilet Saop 3 to? 69* FANCY RICE 24oi Can 43* ip ny PwQ 39/ i Mil ' P R E M IU M G R A D E " A ” DR. 1 DR. Q U IC K 12-14, 1 4 - 1 6 , 1 6 - I B Lb* FROZEN Ateroge dS t l 00 01 M OM 1000 0*011. 7Y 37 * ■ LIM IT O N I WITH LUX br W ITH HANS 5 ' u t h e r n Choice E x t r a S W IF T LUX Both P E A S ell 2T C H I L I SAUSAGE ^ Motorfijl ASTOR \ TURKEYS COFFEE MBUTTERBALL Fragrant 2 L 'b K Libby Vienna rhnnr V V a-SJS; ( adet Mretingv Weekly meeting* of the Ctdett of America are held each Friday Bight from TiSd-S at Sturket t on Highway 17?? cartel (ommander Joe tireem a™ V. F. W. Tott No Son are eooperating tn training the ?j hrtyt. aget a 14. All parenti, inem beri rf em c orgamiationt and prospective membert are invited to attend the meeting*. Birthday Fatter C t i Hunt Mr. and Mrt. liiaon Eldridge of Wildmere Street honor*.! their aon, tlivon J r (Butch* at a nun bined Fatter Egg hunt and birthparty celebrating hit m th birthday. Craig Young and Krtneit B.*t line won pnret In the g tm n plated. Ice eream, raket and rnld drink t were terved ar.d fatort of Fatter rhirken httket* and thalloom were giten Eranei* Billbine. Robin Hammond. S'eten Taylor. Craig Young. Ricky Tyne and John Carlton, fp tri Turker Taylor and Mrt Itohert Hammond atiitted the hotten Corbett Southern New Day Rich Flavored Fragrant Longwood c A N llfY ncutis RfMRyfO r.um .Vv<t Thrj Vs’ffcet. Me-th I4ih. Pkg. L.&d WISK Cua't 7 trc Con / J Lig tnd LUX IJ"39'c,”69‘ * # « » . ! . » • '* Cen Libby Delicious To ile t Soap DOVE 2 K 49‘ DOVE Reg Q Q ( Bon J 7 Exit a Tfvici Toilet Saop A ll Purpose PRAISE BREEZE Lg* n c < Pkg O G ) Gt q q Pkg O O < Gentle Lire FLAKES Large Pkg. O Georgia Peach Dolores Alaskan T o i l e t Soap 2 DRINK 3 ct 59 SLICED BACON 45 TAU SALMON 39< SLI. BOLGNA 39 BISCUITS 4 39 I 0*AH« W% PINEAPPLEGRAPEFRUIT C ! 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Superb'nnd I tb B j - 1 Red Blitt Freth Green Fine Quolily Yellow i •I im hrf �Editorials sew®**? £* T> ‘ A ^ Washington Calling STUCK NEEDLE! • />«# / / <er»f=v! nr >i \Runs nin.ua WASHINGTON— What President Kistnhowrr m a d s abundantly dear to tha Congressional leaden waa that his dew of the Berlin crisis it quite different from that of almost everyone else, lie see* it as another effort by the Communista Is forre the United States lo spend Itself Into bankruptcy, Prodding on the need for more military spending or at the very least the rescinding of the cuts in the stia of the Arm y and Ma­ nna Corps got the men from Capitol Hill nowhere. Tne tm presslon was of a Prendent with till mind firmly made up and with no intention of changing It. Reviewing their discussion with the President, the Democrats be best tnst in view of this atti­ tude there It little that they ran do in prepare for a showdown on aerltn that might require thr use of at least limited forre. Il is an ritcuiivr responsibility, and thr legislature cannot forre the hand of the enmmander in chief The Congressional traders, and later the committee chairmen who heard the President expound his Don’t Say It, Men, Or You Have Had 11 Men, Jmitre Kilirnr S. Vnujrht of Miami ha* a bit of advice for you, , , , , In a nutshell, il in: "Do riirht nrul fear n<* ntan; don t write ami fear no woman." Juilire Vaujfht delivered thin timely ti|» after rulinti that a Icily loot H rltrlit to take a trentlcmnn at bin word— even when il costa him 825,000. Ami tlmt'a e xa ctly what it co.<t llitgli I - Holland, Suf­ folk, v « . Holland, the "December" member of n wintciulirinjr romance Hunt. n|ieni'(l a 125,000 bank account in Fort Lauderdale. To Mr*. Harriett M. tifilter, a much jVounjrcr woman, the Vim in its irentleman itavo the power y-mt attorney. J^*' A letter whlrii acroni|w.nicd the $25,000 yift *aiil •— *,n»rlJi»ir. thl* It a idft to you for any |iur|>o»e you may want to u*e it for . , , it i* all your* . . . and I am all your*.” "" Mr*. Gfigur, takintr Holland id hi* word. tranMcn-d *»- th< money to her own bank. Holland'* enthii*ia*ni n«»led. LJlie wanted the money bark. Tlte judge *ai<l, " iiu|k\ it * her*. While the gift had elemontH of a financial triinaactlun, Vaujtht *aitl, it resulted ba*ically from a "romantic meeting of December with May." One characteristic of a Virginia gentleman is the ready appreciation of h beautiful woman, Judge \ aught said. And this |mi tlcular ability Is neither dimmed nor rulurded l>y hiIvanriiiK uge, he added. On the other hand, a beautiful woma.i tltw*< not know, ingly conceal her beauty from the admiring notice of men, i'te judge declared. A final note: Mrs. (ieljfer bails from Kentucky, nation­ ally famous for fast horses and beautiful women. • • more forcefully than he has done in a long time, point out that perhaps as much as one billion dollars appropriated over snd above the White House re quest of a year ago has been held back. Editorial criticism of the Democratic majority for failing to take the initiative I* beginning to cause resentment. Disagreeing sharply with the f.isenhower thesis that the nation cannot af­ ford to spend any mo>r for de­ fense than is in the Admlnistra lion budget, they nevertheless fail to see what they ran do about It Tit# President, it was evident, got a jolt when a large portion of an issue of lung term governmrnt bonds offered a month ago failed to sell tn the normal commercial channels. Stecrelary of the Trra sury Robert Anderson, on whom a heavy responsibility re sis. took frigid and he communlrated his fears tn the White House. Th u served tn underwrite the strong feeling the t’i evident al­ ready had about the need to bal­ ance thr budget If any additional indoctrination ha I been required it 190 Coming Home Alter Deployment Arriving al * o'clock tonight si Ramey Field s ir 1.1. T F l.ech* uer. Id R. W'. Kennedy. I.t M C. Remo, I.t. C. U. Hose, I.t. <Rt> It. A. Oftmann; R A. Norwood, T P. .Spdiuse. E W lll'ams, 11 W Garner, I*. C. Marne*, W. k' Moss. J . S Pi got I, O. II Marlow L. C. Riley. E. E Will la in ion H D. Clark, P L. Markos, J. S Mommel, M Alvrrer, C R. Simon. C. K. Abthirr, W. II Chaney, W. J Ziegler. C. Shelton. D W. Pierce. K. K I .egg, C. K, Hut dick, R A Holmes, J . A Side*. S. J. Hass J. V. Stanford, J Itsr.l n, R D Jacobs, H. H Williams* S K Martsh. K H Schrlner, H P. Ilraiirrgard. J H la-dford. R II. Mathis, D It Matthews. M E Stone, J . C. Haliaruva. C A tilerman, J. W. I'srtnn, A J, Branr syk. D K Folkmsn It A Jones. D F D'llrien, D W Chevney, T. O. Itnrns, It H * Symphony Makes Hit Tbe Florida Symphony Orchestra concert in Sanford wai a success. Sanford residents responded tn an ap|>eal to give the orchestra un audience. Many who had nut planned to attend said afterward that they enjoyed every moment of the performance. Frank Miller, conductor, and members of tbe orchestra, were impressed by the warmth and enthusiasm of the auilience. More than 1,100 children attended the afternoon con­ cert sponsored by Odharn and Tudor. They enjoyed it, bn,. In the end, everyone was happy. Except, pertiaps, a few who planned to attend and could not. Ronald Perry, recreation director, worked long and hard lo promote this event. Shortly after il was over, he ex' preaaed the opinion that Sanford needs more of this type en tertainmrnt. We agree, heartily. t vlewa Assignment Washington Mitt*. C. t.. Maehlee. R. E Mlee, II J. Cooke, M J Courtney, H K K Jwwrdt, C. J. Gawgan. K M. Itrooks, |>. R. Gruff, II. I . Net ton. C. T Kinard, II D. Perry. It D. Smith. M. J Tanrrr. A It Tilllburg, J J Vet*. L A Harhemm, J. S Harlow II M lloyrr. Arriving at -T TO a rn. tomor­ row are A H Hoyd. K. E. Aus­ tin. R I*. Conn. R. E. Tucker, J. R Ed?e. II II Copeland, R. F!. Simas, A. h. Ilrown. R I>, Fitmore, J . II. Wilkins, J. G. Were, A It Gray, M. J, Mahom-y, D. II. Flrishman, J. It, Nichols. C. A Foster, C, S Rossman, H M Sim mens. W. C. Hmgo. II H. Webb, W. II. Heath, J I*. Nidav. It. J IVIIegnnu, K p Yeager, M l. Everhart, J. G. Iras it. It. b Schenck. J. J Schroeder, C. R. Troiier, R. E. Krhart. M. Glrnnon. I,. Johnson. W'. A Moore. C. G Complon. R R Cowell. C II Smith. W C Davis. W R W'alliik. J I. cienrey, J. B. Green, M G. Hartung, R W. lx * . R J. Kirch Jr.. W. Cruflrhurg, II A. Diar. D J . Cannon, G. P. Kaplan, F O Mamigo, J. I. Radcllff. J It M eh man.It. W. Vincent, W. T, McGarrtty, R. E. Potjon, T. T Tras t* J D Trotter, R J Wilder, F, J Woods, K S Brown. A. Crowe, k H» Fowler, I, \ Gassaway, II D Mil lli-ld. J W Kel­ sey. T. ( Peter*, It E Snyder, J. P Sullivan, S. Thomas, K. C t'lrmen Arriving at 4 a m tomorrow are D J Rockford, J r . T f Williams. H J Brough. It *' Martin, W. I'. Itridgrman. J. E. ilontigney, C. Mumble. G. F. Muir. F. C. Cavanaugh, J T Goodman, I,. E. VanSkike, E. F. Rouley, I*. G llainmel. I. I. Mann, N llrrnandrr. I It ||<r man. J. k Hammond Ily lid Kiderba a« well be spring. The fact that upstair* window, "Call Ihr fire B E TH E S I)A . Md. - f or onca the Midwest was buried under a department!" Mr. Hutchins, a ralrn fellow in your tile, said Ihr llrst lady - fool of snow and a rold wave of our house, why ilun't you get was sweeping into the Northwest I frum across the fence, said mild­ ly: "Ate you doing tbe right didn't fair her. an early start on Ihr lawn' lliinu? Huining all Ihr good So I said stir was right I would What charged her up was that teed*?" I suspected he didn't rare early spurt of March sunshine do Ihr nclghlMirhood proud this too much about this method of last week She thought It may year. I would tarkle the project lawn care, esptcully alter the pronto Well, first it was (Its- rake. It flamei jumped Ihrfence and had disappeared. No I wrnt down chewed at hit prtrr hulls which to the hardware store ami bought he had nurturedfor three years. I stomped the ftrr out along a new one When I pulled It f-om the car, Ihr fringe* and ruined a good pair little Tommy, S, from next door, l ! boea. Hi# rest ot the fire burni ii s r running over, "Whal'a rd itself not, and It looked tort that?" In* said. " A new rake." I of pretty. A black lawn W A S H IN G TO N f ill’ll PHI Di T A L L A H A S S E E it I'D Twrrx er to dei isle whether a Idll ''rnstr Ily Him. the kids hail finished said And hr said, " I hats wliat |y tight frothmen lawmakers were nails'' allerls general ii-erating or rector J . Edgar Hoover rharged to­ I Iholiglit — why don't you me their Ihix of untoavled marshmat raady today to fart tha upcoming lasM. If it does not, it should ant day that strlinipiard parents arc lows and were on I he hark porrli your old rake*" Florida legislative session after • ha >ant lo Iwn committees, he suit. largelv to Mama for tha "growing rubbing my frrtiliirr chemical in Editor, t said It vsa> lu-t And he said, At present, any lull which menace of youth crime" thorough briefing na hsi<e lo act thrir tuir — to make It grow The Herald In a ra u d n a ll) worded editorial "No, it l*rVl I hid It in our basetoiirhei on appropriations or lairs ITld what to aspect. faster. Iliey said. We srnt them mrnt hark of tlir furnarf" I attended the PTA meeting at In tha P H I* law rrilcirreinykt bulle­ must |.e referrs-d 1 s t Illsrunimltlee The two day srhool for m-w al* home and I Ird our* upstairs the Sanford Grammar School So, at least now I had two Haute members ended Tuesday. on appropriations ur taxation as tin. IliKiver noted that the puhlli rakrv Thinking lug, I figured that to the bathtub. , when their IT A wss voted out ot During (h r mock tetainn. Iha first well as the rornniiltrr having Jur­ only Hunks of criminals who lead when inr got hot Itoiti oxrruve, lie kicked and cried Mid you tarmara want through the motion* isdiction over the general subject youngsirr* into thievery and im ­ I could switih to Hie other. Thr promised me I could use the existence T h rrr may he other fsmtlie* In moral activities as "corrupters of of parliamentary procedure, learn­ matter. old brown covering of dry crab spreader!" About that time, a Sanford who feel they would like Ileasley said such sloul.tr mm- youth " ing how tn handle legislation, how vhrtrk from the living room had more information on this subject In lisilii, said Ihr bachelor I III gr««x had to go. to gel the floor, and what In sin m ltlrr reference ran delay pas Hut a strange thing happened something to do with somebody Tha Sanford Herald could do the when one of their pel hills runs Into •age of Irgistatiin and even resull hots, "large segments of the adult population are alau among Ilia VVhrn the rake grahhrd the old tracking Mack Iracka along the rommundy a service hy prmtlne in Iha death of rs-rtatn measurer trouble. brown rover mg of dry rrah grass living room nig guilty." this Information. Among the leathers was House l.atrr, after the hath, thr little there was no yuung green grasv "Cniintlexi adults escape the The Soothside I’TA will have a Speaker - Designate Tbornaa I). R o ( I h P l a n K x p r c s H underneath Nothing hut old brown elowri came tumbling outside, yell­ similar diicusxion toon. I would WARSAW, Poland fU P It - The stigma." Hoover wrute, "all.iough Measles, wins outlined a plan fur ing again. "You promised me like to he better informed and hv their neglige me, imliltf renre, dirt. speeding up the handling of lulls first diesel express train frsitu I dc, idrtl burning off the lousy . . . "jin I turned the spreader better qualified to vote in an eler ! personal gitrtl ami had fsample, dealing with finance and lasation. P ast Merlin lo Iha Soxiel huriler W. K Reynolds, A Wooten, t. they are In fart rrspcmsltdc In stuff woiibi be simpler. In a few over to him, warning him not to lion to withdraw from the PTA. Ileastey told the school ha w ill will make Its Inaugural run on S Hxrmon. It. R Quinn. W' O. large m rasuir for juvenil# crimln minutes our house was inundated overlap I slipped Into the base Yours sincerely, ad the House tn sllnw the speak­ Mar II. Nelson. II I. Ilirkt. M II Palmby a sea of tiny crackling flames. mrnt for the grass srrd, hut the aldy." Fay Hapto.-x Our tittle seven year old clown phone rang H r asserted that a "m ajor far Editor's note: The Sanford quist, G, T . Kilhtidr, I G. Faulk. Hy the tune t got hark not, Grammar School ■spindrew only It H. Her roll g, K l.. Mu tin, J. W lor" tn the youth riim r problem camr whooping out of Ihr house the yuung thundering herd had from the National and Stale I'TA Wagner, G. F. Harrs II, II. W. "is our prrsrnt tsinrly which has with a marshmallow on a stick, A rn o s * 3. Join S3. Bala converged and were taking turns Congress It will operali; locally, Morgan, K W. Wilson, F. II substituted indulgence fur disci- followed by six uthrr kids. not ics# 3. Miser I , Jujitsu iiUna. pleasure for duty and money "There will he no marsmnallnw — back and furth, over the aamt aa an independent organ.ration Sanfort, E. C. Tomestir. depoelt 31. A cesu0. Aulorn*, (or morals." toasting," I hollered, and the nrsl •trip. What 1 11 have on that po I. ltonea •tty mobile# W W, Clstibaugh. C, S Mlllrr. tent strip will lie a grass frnrr Hr said the lime has rums for lady of our house yelled out Ihr lansl ) I I . Anybody*! 33. RamorA E Wit ike, w H Meliang. It • t ’nhippy turn "decisive action " Hoover predict­ tunning straight through the mid It. Thorough. It McNair n It E, Bit C. F.vrninf LONDON (DPII — Buckingham ger, R. R. fa M O die of thr hack yard. ed that based on the "alarming fat# f», M. J1 Gihhs, 1.. 34 A shield tpoeU) I t Mala present rate" mnra than one mil Well, thr sowing job is finished Palace announced that Queen Eli P. Pyche, J. A. Hovtrll, It A 3 T. De<ay 7. Ilid. nilgais lion youths in the tOdu-17-yrar age now. I'd say this should he the tatwlh and hrr husband, the Duke Earnhim. I. Johnson, J 1, 3A Half an warka I I . Kaplans bracket will lie arrested in linki finest lawn In the neighliorhaod. of Edinburgh, will make thrir Peters, J. Huithy. S. U. MorR. Indigo 11.011 of rota and In rarh iiien-edlng year. Except one thing. The neighbor previously announced visit to Wr«t gan. WASIIINHTDN ( I d 'l l — Rep. Jo. 3D Note of , Isauedee'a tsrvse patala *. Mister Africa from Nov. II to D rr. IS .10, Asleep •rale •sph W Mmtin J r. (If Mats ) Is from across the street, a grass Ifn i ) IT. Overhead 40. XVarp-yam 10, l/i>k 11 over hr ad train MlffritoK of a non vsipplisg form engmerr wiih somethin!? like a Th ie f modern Egyptian towns, tlaeheliir of Agriculture degree, M . 8w-it« 14. paused I L Ocean 4 t .r v n junction of arthritis in his right ieg Luxor and El Karnak nn Ihs ftsl war Me * M lk . 30. Elks 43. On* of 11 I S M erll Physicians examining Mailin railed over Hr said thr new bank of the Nile and Qurna on SA Cuter 31. Insur* pc’pea 31. Kathar fursday made public their diag grass should start coming up In j The Hev. John Mangrum will the wait, now shirr the sit* of JC Appraised gent# snHer 41. Male nosii of the ailment which tent about ten days. 2*. Upright 37 Caiesa BT. Vonstsr ciffaprlng address the congregation of Holy Howevgr, hr said, if xs* gat Thrbaa. one* ths world's grested the former Republican Hume city, arcording tc< tho National, fro** Episcopal Church Wrdnraleader to llrllir-da Nat si Hospi­ a had frer/e, it will ktll| tha en­ -c I T * 4 1 » 30. nranla day night Geographic Magastne. tire lawn . , tal rally last Week. 33. Oillcto * Hev. Mangrum 1s rector of St iL they said the* ily e u r-o ’d eonlowest n«t# l| Pdwards Ppiscopal Church in Ml gcm-uon would have to stay In IS. H tnthra Dora. 1 id FLORIDA'S FASTEST GROWING FOOD CHAIN! J tha ho-piial foi a lew m »ir days imogo 34. Affirmatlvi> in ordrt to le irix r treatment and -a Hie first Negro newspaper In •I x-otfa astute complete ir»t. Atkansas. published 'after thr % E ST. Old Dutch 1, JV I T d k Civil War. was failed The Masts tabbr.l a r n I T your mall bon % Zrilung, I I . A woodtft % \-dPr ^ w it h y o u r warn# in •hoe ’§ i vniio 40. Celestial basutiful block Utters sot il In H being* in a graceful m o u n tin g . Now av.illahle to \oU for first % 44. Portend A L A ll in everlasting alum i­ tune without a doctors pteiyrip 43.1 aland lion, our new ding called Dllnum which ran m titr rust % b % north ot J* H v r iV jk HIN'K.V You must lose ugly fat or ro t. Assembled while Java in 7 days or your money hack ’ ,v ynu w a il) locked into o 43. Alway# *4 M Jf No tnotr -taivatlon d im , vltenu s o lid , p e rm an e n t u n it . 4T. N#ltv* of OU* cvetcl»e, laVatnr-, mawage % % % a B rlU tn y 44 W it Ends forever u g ly h in d or taking of •n-callrd trtluclna 41. Taka cut candle-, riarkeiv or cookies or lettering and cooitant real i n (p rtn L) ihrwlng gum O D H IN C X l> a tiny paint*wg. Inexpensive, too, tahlrl an.l eastlv -wallowed. Ah ,r ; and simple tn install. ix n v \ «* ka sclutelv harsnlttt. When sou taka LM iW icni ODMINKX, vou «|jtl e-ijriy vour NAMI IRACKIT $1.30 meal-, still aat the fn alt tju Ilka, NUMBER BRACKET 1,00 but Voj simply don't ha\e thr YKI.D.V — Chofoiat*, Strawberry, Vanilla Ui*e for extra portions hersutr LITTERS .10 Thuraduy, Match 12, 19511 ODUINKX depies»»s your app* Pag* 4 PERIODS .03 Ilia snd decrease' sour desire lor Your uvingt placed her* food. Automatically your weight ss II.SMI liisil.nxv. S'4II m» rut l*.*ill.*w asm • vs. s s s it s i . ate.. i s ii.r on or tefore the 10th of must roma down, tie.afl-e as a sset s x a. c iaiscxc.. a a .-n ix .. s s . . . . . . your own doctor will tell you, Half Cal. X IIK -IX IS c CIXX JKCXSN VSSHXKM the month ea/n divider. Is whan you rat lass, you wrign Ins s tig l alloc iH ln r M ii.t from tha ltd Carton Hat rid of rxre%* fat and lire r s llM e * Dally tirtrl l« ls t * s r , >sUs|, art cstlsioois lalaitar longer (H in iN K X l» «>td on this ■•rearatoa U r ts la ii. G U A R A N T E E : You must toe# weight within T days or your r.atrrr* a# s tm < class atafler a tlsStt sr. t u t u tk* r . . i Ofllst FLORIDA GRADE “A" MEDIUM •I Saftara. flttM i, » S o ikr S H » l •* Match a. 1ST*. SAVING* AND LOAN ASSOCIATION mooev barlr. Just iclurn the Tk* Mrtaia lo a ■•■Sit of lb# I wlt*4 rest* sSl-S Is •asm.a oitlosparkage tn your druggist and get Isslr sa ska !•» M*oklltail*w s i all Iks Issai seas s il s i il la tkls s t s t s if t t . your full money hark. ODRINKY of S F M IN O L E C O U N T Y , rests $J OU and Is sold with this 21H S. Oik Avr. „ i i a s r R t P i i o x B*T*a strict money back guarantee by: l i t W. 1*1 St. 1/ eaesiaa Ms m sssak •aa Msstk lias Tnurhtnn Drug Store — 31 E. 1st FA 2-3093 W't Ileaerv# Tb# Rlfht To I.tmit Quantities Tkeaa M.aiba a ir Haatk* *•• f u i .Wall Order* filled lit aa 4* ' Fax # M >n Freshmen Finish Legislative School D A IL Y Parents Gel Blame For Youth Crimes Letters To TheEditor CRO SSW O RD Royalty Sets Visit . c<H>k. Arthritis Hits Rep. Joe Martin / DQf -ACKERMAMJ i 4 4 * /^jpcKSoni . ( \ »me f t v j h m it F i r s A T * jo c I J I ’S IR !-: ■*IvMMO'Nl4L4• u 1 / N l )1 ; i < . i n rt.vL-. LO RErj -P E R ^ N S » iv £ $ - ... — ■ — I.A S T S H O W IN G OPEN 12:13 Heaven or HI ' which *Mit be? [p jja rk t ICE MILK 49{ FRESH EGGS - 39 t THE GIRL IN D FRESH MILK s 39 First FE D E R A L l . w r TIM E S IO N IT E M lt m iM , AT t oo A 10:2* LEX BARKEK W N F B AN CR O FT M AM IE VAN IHIHEN n. a Address Scheduled By Rev. Mangrum O V E R W E IG H T FA T was supplied by George M. lli.Tnphrey when the President went quail shooting tn Georgia with the former Secretary of the T ^ isury. As one participant in Ha White House talks put it, the voice of Ftisrnhower hut tha words of George Humphrey. On lhe qurstion of more money for missile* the President spoke forrefully and at lenglh He m d that within a year thr Atlas might he obsolete and largr addi­ tional sums put Into fixed sites snd misvtn shove the budgetary quota would be watted. aj lie gave every appearanre of tiring romplelrty unmoved hy the growing demand to make an rffurt to close the admitted missile gap— a ratio of thrre to one for the Soviets in ICBM* within two to three years. And this was the President himself and not hii secretary of Defense. Nell Mr FI. rov. A* in his rather tad perform­ ance on TV's Meet thr Press. .MeElroy gavr the imprrttlnn of who might have had other ideas if the linr hail rot hern «o nar­ rowly drawn by his superior. In the course of displaying more conviction than most of those pre­ sent had seen in s tong tim* the President read Senator Rirhard Russell of Georgia, sitting on hit left, a torture. Kutirll. chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, i* oppo»ed to foreign aid, and Elsenhowrr gave h lrr)« verbal spanking that was goodnatured hut rmni-iliclfsa emphatic. The President repeated what h# luv -aid several tunes recently — that if (t was a question of econ­ omy he would rather see It In his military budget than in foreign aid Th:t presages the major con­ flict of this setstuii of Cui.grras at the Democrats show more and more willingness to cut deep In'o the H 9 billion Elsenhower Ijs requested for foreign aid, There was Just one exthsng# that may in the end see the Pre«id e n t reversed. Representative Carl Vinson, the venerable chair­ man of the House Armed Serxirex Committee, put to the President the question about foregoing re­ duction* In .he ground forces It* got a firm no, but he hcllrxrs it it possible to fix the ti/e of the Army and tl.e Marine C o rp s 'll law at their presrnt levels so Ihr chief executive will hive no option Vinson ha* hern mutter­ ing imprecations ever since ha heard Iha! thr Pentagon was breaching Congressional order* to retain al least the framework of the three srparate services under last year's unification law. Often In the past under our system <d divided powrra the rxecutive and the legislature Ini.'v been at odds, hut never before perhaps on an Issue so rrttlrat at a moment so vita! for tho nation's future. HILL M y L ife timmrrt *ltu dull 100 a i l u n til S4MII Implement and Hardware Co. Feature; 1:00 . 2:14 I:2S • (5:12 • 7:36 9:10 - �.. -1 .. 5b» A in fo rS Irn U T h u r f .. M ar. 12. 1253— Pape S ( Church Shamrocks A ' Bloomin' For St. Pat Calendar T H t R AD vT Fir*l Btpttit Church Week of Frayer (or Home Minton* *t p. fit. Ro' *1 Amtxsjador* of First Rapt lit Church at * p. m PmecrrM Baptist Churcn Re vival Service* at * .V p, m. tiirt Seoul Troop No. 3U of thr Ficit Presbyterian Cliurih « ill meet in the You'll Building al i IS p nt. Thr deacon* u( K ill) Prr*bytcrun thurrh wilt meet at 7; IS |>. ni Vnnu.il district Intel of Ihc W S C S. and Wetlryar Service liulld of Tirjt Method.^! Chur.h to m rrl at ilm i Memorial Methodist church, 3111 F Soj'h hirer!, Orlandi*, a' 9 SO a. nt. \ fifty rent plate wtil l-e ter.r*i ihe Chancel Choir of thr First Meihodtct Church util meet at 7 in p m. r itiD A i F ir*l Jlapttit thurrh Week ol f’ ravrr (or llomr Mi»*mn* ? .in p m. FlfM Baptl*! IV M l . Young IVi’pV Minion* Study at fi no p m I ir»i Methodist I hrruh t'hoir prat tier at t IS p m S A I L Itll %V The Pastor'* Training ila*» of Kir*! Methodist for church m rm -i hrnhip uill mert in ihc church from 9 So 11 a m P.nr m l Itaptut Church R u n a! Service* at 7 'o p m SUNDAY Pinctrcit Raj m i t imrch Carol Choir practice at "u «. m Pine-1 j erect flaptiit t'nnrrn toutn Fel­ low thip at j*. (.’ > ’ii M A N Y S H k A I U O l K S are bloom ing "it the Coat* and drc.**e* of m any S anfo idite* to rem ind everyone to buy a ticket in the All ^jo u l* C h u rc h Renefit caul p a rty to ho held Gamma Omega Plans Event at the C iv ic Center on M a rc h 17th. M aking preparation.* for this da* a re , le ft to r i g h t . M r*. L . Ii. Hauer, Mi*.* fcl. K r j g i t r a id Mr* lb II. M athe r* . Engagement Of Paii Announced Today Final plan* for a rummage white elepnant and baked food lair have been eompleled by a.cm jnj Omega Chapter of DcU Raymond Herron of San ford announced the forthcoming higma I’m loronty The sale wdl be held in tuc near marriage of hi* mter m law . Ml** fulure. In Ihc vacant building neat' ' ' * r £*'r,r May Morganstcrn. on Mr John 'larkel In Winn i TV t'entrr. Clulhcs, ',r ' " p1 10 Todd. household Hem* and t>aked loud* The bride i* a native of Wash­ will Ur tuld at thu I mu burn. Illinoi*. where her parent* Proceed* from the sale will go tntkr their home Mr. Ilrrrun. a elute |>ersonal lo the Chapters "shot fund w >lih is Ihc organisation'* latcil friend of the groom, will lie Vie roj. cl |o prowde »noe* lor needy he*i man at Me wrddtns to lake ptaic tn the V a lru Harden Mtilm iltit Church in Aralea Harden* Ihe Reverend Charlt* Herron. nephew of Ihe br.de, will perform thr double i.mtilr ring unc reremnnv Ihe rrrnnonv Mr Todd l* a field *ervive rep rr lentalive for the Hougla* Airtrail ('uinpany and presently I* .. ilgned i<> Heavy Attack Squad ion Nine a* an engineering ton tullaril. The coup'e plan* to live in han ford until llcnvy Attack Squadron ruldun in £emmo!e County. vine'* comaiB Medilcrranean dr At the March meeting ol liam ploy mini when the bride wilt tour n u Omega it wa* announced that The Oviedo Woman’* Club will Europe until her bcistianiT* return M r Chapter had recently jiunbav hold a breakfast meeting. F rld iv, ed shoe* for two primary ake nine o clock at the Club build ehndren in? Kicctton of nrw officer* wdi be \ *■:■■.'.* '1 hehl at the April buunri* inerting be given with Mr* Mary Per Mr and Mr* J r v .r l tgc and the num mating committee dinger of the Florida I’owci lorn fotmrrly of Sanford, annuum* thr consist* of Mi** Patty Walker, | an . Winter Park, in ihargi birth of a nine pound dauglitrr Mr* John Dickey, Mr*. I 1 Chairman ol the hrrakfa*! com turn Manli iith m c. harh-»!'in. s flitrid g r HI. Mrs. David \*n Ne*» rmttce i* 'Ir* Jame* WtWon \» anl Mi** Rarhara Flyn! *l*lmg will tie 'tr* I.ynn Neel’ At Ihe recent meeting Mr ho* Mr* Hob n.vgxlale. 'll* W V ten, Mr* F.itridge served apple S»en*on Mr* Ira n i lalbutl, Ihr Fru-ndthip league of thr pie a la mode and coffee to the Mr* \ A Mvrr* and Mr* M H ( vnirregatiunal Chru'ian iliurch eleven member* prevent, I Wrdnitm met at Ihr home ol M*v \iigu-t ftodr vald Dellarv. on VI m|.iv af tf moor* I'ljo* were i-omplrted *i.r Hie I Rummage Sale In br held naturday. March 2l»t, 9 to 1 at i l l lin e llrrnda llroan took first for F.avt Srcund Street Jane H e l t h e r The league will *erve , I'mi The weekend of February U nrigmillty. Following the ' feihinn *how ' .we broke ramp, cleaning ken llarhcijiie »upper at Ihr fa r *nd H ’.h *aa* c.trl Scout Troop No. up the entire area and departed merv Auction on April *M. 30 lo enjoying balmy weather on an for Sanford to * H>. overnight made In Camp Ttcochee. Eighteen girl* along with Troop leader Mr> Jame* Rucllrr, and Mr. Buckler. Mr*. I. T. Brown Mr* I. R. Uutler, Jr., and Mr* p If Fletcher lefi Sanford at five o'clock Saturday. 0 lin arrival at camp Mr girl*et up M rir bed* and belonging* in the permanent fi man tent* Men Joined together for a *nn»e hag* *upfrr. The camp fire wa* lighted with a ritual touch and Me patrol* put on thor »kit» A hirthdav for Mu* kathv llutlcr wa* celebrated with two beautiful rake* and valentine* were passed out from Ihe valentine box made 1trn ul iftill* molded hundlr** in pastrl '(index of by Mis* Barbie Bear The n rP 9>ng many long* and broke .,(( IHtir, [‘ink and Ivor*. A'.uirlrd Shapes, (or •light* out'' at I0;3ll. The night wa* a little d*»l**rt>«*1 b* an armidillo around a tent which «omr of the youngiirr* were certain wa* an alligator Vivid imagination* enhanced ’•* Whi*perrd ghnit *torir» enlaryed rceey none to gigantic »i»e. 'll arouicd at 7 o'clock with flag railing ceremony held The girl* ate breakfjit pre pa ird by themt%el*e»— cleaned lip the »rra and their tent* foe inspection and Men broke off (or a rousing g»nie of Folio* The Bear. Thi* involved * long chase through the wool* and when returned moil of the girl* went wading and were kept frem swimming with difficulty. All Me girl* prepared their own luncheon* and the younger patrol •m « «iMr. had the mn*t elaborate of all which thrv did by themielve*— *etmich credit I* due them for their iif*c’ tin Hoif fine itc «. hot chocolate and •'aome-moro" Following dinner r|r*n up thev did t*ew»p*per modeli wrokins in pairs. They creel­ ed coMume* out of newipaper* and steal "hi pine end wood* ma­ terial. Ira« c* m en, etc. The rrsuit* were amuitng and *ome very F A 2-0392 wrll done. Mi** Linds Butler and Miss Marl* Rowland* costumes Jnok ‘‘first*'' for style and Mi** % n n t Aiken* gown created by f Hreakfast Meet BI RTHS To Have Sale Jjutap O f JJw tdsjik Woman’s Club Elects Mrs. George E. Wells At a rrernt bu*:nr»» meeting «f Ihr Sanfnrd Woman'* Club Mr*. Hrorge F, Well* m i elected a* the 1919 fit president to succeed Mr*. N V Farmer Mrt. Well* will lake idfirr afttr (he June Installation tercicr Otter * rlected lo *rrcr with Mr* Well* cure Mr* J P. Wil ton, first vice president; M r, Wil­ liam kirk, tei'oml cice president; Mr* I 1 Sprnrrr. third cicc pretiilem Mr* Irving Pryor, re. I cording srrrrtsry and Mr* Jack Stemprr treasurer Delegate* elected to rrjm .ent Ihr , lult at the State convention to ’Cjahjdsin liA IM K K K I) \ I1 0 I M l ih r R a m e y sw im m ing P""l m [.nth A rlm r fi*r a modeling rchenrxnl m e left |«> rig h t. .Mr*. K .1. S im m o n * anti M r*. .1. M . I'n n k ’ y. S ta n d in g . Mr* K. M. [le n t anil Mr*. I.. M. lU’vi’ riv. Th e y v*i!) p m . ineii.ule in K t»* tc r finerv at the f)\Vt fa*hion *hmc in lie held m M iirri* i»n '« ImiH'rinl Hmu*e nn M atch l'.'th Lunch* ena ie * e r\ n tn m « whmild he m in lr Im ln * . Mr* i t Spites announce* thr Sumla> afternoon Ihrrr o clock, engagement and approaching mar at the CongtrEaiicnal Church \o riage of her daughter, Pali) Ann mutation* arc bciig ,»tur*i hut Mortnn lo Robert J Mitchell, son all Irirnd* of the couple are ir l l j ._.iued i«ICf| 1 11 •"hflfl *ri V c j. Fobei* 1 iSLu in »"*n.i .r.-.i.o ..- .. .11 'ii ami Mi* lin k iiaini "ii ihrll of K1 ra^o. Ir\ 4 % follou a ! ihc* hoittf if Mrs It u r r i and d a n ;.;u . Kelly Jo are >i*n Tt»f «nb1iri£ will I place* Jones, Will Sltrrt mg her parent*. Mr anil Mr* Miv* Morion .Mlrndrd Srminalr J* ’1r* R** Mr Hamilton m m ! Iligli Seliool The groom •r lr r l i I* hav Iwrn srparalnl fiom l,ie tly who attended *ctio.il» m FI Paso. \. . i i i ! lou r* lie*. I.mev t |U>liik. J r . ha* been Stationed at the \a*al -------------------------------Hood bhrpheid Tutheran t hurcb Air Station (or the pa.t ibrre , , , ... ‘ Thinking puts many people to mis t *!erp After their marriage Ihe couple Wive*' id men with \ Mt It mrt Vt r a*e too biiiy tiema busy . . leave for Newfoundland this week at ihr home of Mr* l.tke the hare who »pokr to Alice The 1 li:h of Sanfutd held will where Mr Mitcliell will he tta I lydr Savage. I_i ” n| Dll to I nave no time to tarry ut monthly meeting ii» mummy buatnel* mimnvr** m m his at **» tinrt**«l tlonril ■litcut* plan* for the Fa*trr Kgg I mn*l get from here to ,l!l!r the home of Mr* \ O I’.ivne Hunt to be given I avtrr attrrnuon a* fa»t as 1 can carry “ on luriday evening wiin Mt* oo Me ground belilnil the Chief's The pathrtte !ni!h t* that, tV liter Carlei, pre .lent n U u iU lU J lR C S ilk ’ S t’ t Club al ll.» Naval Air Station He wa* actually gmng now bore charge Hamr* will Mart at 2:10 with a Ihe I rirmlMip league of the The club voted tu » n l two Cong rr cation*! Christian Church grand march beginning at 1 C h a p te r H a s P a rty to the Junior local voung ladle* • will hold a rum toagr *alr on Sat o’clock 'lour* of thr Hunt will Mr* t'arlrton III*** wa* hoalrs* Hoitri* Ciinclavr which will be urilav, Vlardi II and are in need be iakrtt to *end to father* serv­ lo the ,\i Beta Fta i baptrr of brld at I a l ■ fla t id Itu' Ton of all kind* of uteri clothing, kit ing aboatil the t ’SS ItiHisrVrlt ••eta hifima I'hi when it met thi* rlJ ' r i* *;*oii*orrd by the Y W. rhrn utensil*, old nvlon* and other Serving on toe Hunt committer i A lor Junior Hoilrai.-t of such article* Thrre I* a *|>rctal will lm Mr* t. H Robinson. Mr* wrrk at her hitrnr Ihe t S. u demand for children'* clothing. Sieve Oliver. Mr* Charlie la-wi*. Mi* \ rrnon Hardin presided Onr Junior girl from Sriiumde The commdtrr will be mini ap Mr* Stanle* ILulaml and Mr* over Ihe mri ting at which time it w j derided that a drawing High School will lw *ent to Hirl * p r c d a i i v e if y u i can contribute Hrorge Cutihaw A regular mrrllng of VAII It would l>. Iirbl al the Mother’* lliv S'.itr at 'I allaba**re In (ooprra til tin* rummage sale, if so, Rail al wur* will !>• held Friday, one tedfrr lor a lull jeweled mrority linn with Vioeruan l.rgmn Avixlli pirate telephone Mr* Pin project i* tpnnsorrd f \ 2-OiISx, Mrs llrinburh at o'clock, at Ihr t S I). ItuMImr pin to be gl*rn lo Ihr lucky Hr arv each year by thr local club IA 3 CM7, or Mr* Her* a! This group will meet every *e let hol^-r I \ r 3012. rood Frida* of the month Mi* Payne pre tented to the Following tin merlmg a Tup perwarr parlv wa* ptesrntrd by i tub a rr<|ur*t from Navy wivr*’ Mm Moon of Oviedo with CJr*. to make mat* for the Hawaiian J Harold c’oapman winning thr l.uau to lw- hrlil in 'lay and Mr prire. a udfrr canister giv.o bv dull voted on tin* project trie dub wa* ■cm trilled of Mr the tupprrware dealer Relrrthmi ntc were irrvril by Induct Foui Convention to be brld in J a ik*.*n*ille on Maj 11 Itir buitei* to Mr* Jamr* H. ton J r Mr* Itry Saxon Mr* O. and cadi member wa* lined to 'nilrea Sprer 'Ir* * hapmao. attend 'Ir* It I Chapman al*-* Mi* 't N'lrbuh, Mr*. E. c* reminded the member* of Me Harper Jr . 'Ir* Don llale* and annual Fa*lrr Fgg Sale to he Me gur*!* of Me chapter. Mr* held Friday before Faster Mel I a Hash M - ft. Harden aod Refreshment* of punch a”d c-w' 'It* Harr* Darlin Vi,, v*rre served bv Ihe ho*|ev« i,,i w*v atm lerl bv vfn* l.uey Ihc nrvt loeeling will lie at the home ol Mr* Andrew S p r r r . Nowlin Jjcdh Plans Presented At P ilo t Club Last )r*r* I U rlans Made n ROTATES AUTOMATICALLY Mr* Vernon Irttait i d with omr Mi* w erl bor. Mr* Harry celrbraling her s Drew tier eoa Coffee at her honoring a neigh­ llooley, who was birthday. T..__. present .«• extend l>c*i M f‘ H«*olry were Mr*, 1 bathe Morruon, Mrs. Hrorge ljumn. Mr* Jamr* Ray and her mother. Mr* Hrant Strckbrck who i* v.iiimg here from la'hanon 1’rnn , Mr* Hick Hampton, Mr* Vlartba llivover and Mrs. Mae Mansfield of Del.and. I.a*t w e d Mr*. Brewsirr en­ tertained lor her mother, Mrs, Hoover, who wa* celrbraling her 77tb birthday, Mr*. Hoover from Walnut. Iowa, ha* been spending the v«inter here. (loud Shepherd Lutheran Church U.L.C.A ai Sanfnrd Shrine Club m i l.ep A v t . Sundav RebooI t i l l A. M. I rnten Service Service* ii m A. M. Med. I P. M. A IM S YOUR ANTENNA •Haight at Ihe lending tower of the rhannel to track down the ht»t poMihlt pielurton every yoil want. channel. A a 9 •••ill tea m r i r* li iv lc t with weak at yvetura and ( - . m ’ an i t n-ai*) ( . t e n t ! . ! I.rkl malt r*a|lr, yau're pi»H•bly in a lotalion »h*i* I V ligaalicome fr*m « * • » flire«!i*na . M l ju.t i*>, are yaur aateaaa wa* *at vp t* fate, ••II I I 19 tllet Ilf Maka i .r aal.naa walk j a r I Irma, mar* a*. HBliy and t>lir*e in Ike halt pau rbl grclur« from Wirxli.p W**l yau ( l e t i i IP* T V toaraet IP«l i u * * t j b u i ■*:,naa !* < 'ft!* »pd |r#i#at 1,*. tta fa- — tV# 1 Ul! BDTOI! 111! I I *M tet ta llll H i t . * all yau da I* pell in (laarar aPar;«r. itrangar pxluiatI 1 , n ke.da i * , <•!>(■ fprrrlia* 5ai*rlae *« C tW a i n . 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USE THEM FOR YOURSELF OR AS A 01 FT Value Coffee Honors CDR ROTOR by W ln k a w k - They M U S . I . L O l K . i ; K . W K I.I.S (P&AAjVSIo I l i JaJblsi Nylon ilciir Brushes $3.00 The Pin Hardener C irele Hill meet Fridat * W at the Immr of M’ > it 1 Robison, IPd K 3nd Strrrl Follow in* Ihe hutinct* merlins the circle will lake a tour of the lira penile \ur»er*. Hritiera.allit c irele will men Thur*da» night at 7 in at ihr lmme of Mr* P ' Wc*;gale, 3007 Cordova Price. Mr*. .1. P Chit trndrn will lie eo huitrt*. To W e d Sunday Ladies* While Bate Patsy Ann Morion Week-end Special Regular i bo hrlil in Jacksonville Apn( IJ-1* were mcomms president, Mr*. Welli, Mr*. Wilton and Mr*. Al Hunt. Alternate* *rc Mr*. Jame* llulf. Mr* Spencrr. Mr* B C. Moore and Mr*. C. M. Floweri. SA N F O R D and O R L A N D O Axe. Fla. Appliance Mart 301 t'fiery A*p. K. Sanfurtl, Fla. U fM iv e r 501 R a d io <£ T V S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. *' »<M Winn’s TV Milter Radio & Appliance Co. 309 2nd SI. Sanfnrd, Fla. IIS S. I’arl* Ave. Sanfnrd, Fla. - �****** c Mir. 12, 12N Murtaugh Believes Bucs Can Win Flag PefNi Continues To Set Records In Pro Cage League Heeds Campy's Tip, Pitches Five-inning Shutout United frees InUrvatfnnal Bob Pettit ronllnued hit fabu­ T O R T M YER S, E li . |U W ) - win* (hr first b u r job till hiVf ski," Murtaugh said. " I ’m wr* Manager Danny Murtaus'i feel* to plus thr yap" that among Stuart and Kbmew- lous record collection in the Na­ United Picas international i Gin pound right-hander decided to Hack with four iloglet. Thomas wav traded to Cincin­ ikl wre'ii do all n ih t at f rit. tional Basketball Association right hla Rltliburgh Piraiei ran (a all Don Dryadaie. one of the biggest follow Roy’a advice. The 1#M taiier.deri^ in each U* way ihlt year if *‘vtr cumr nati along with four other lesser Then I also have Nelson an) Sir Ihroujh the final game of the aea flops of the l ’.s&R baseball season, is How correctly Campanula anal-jleague "had a ball" ‘for themur with a b i( bat at first base." lights for pitchtr lla rvry lladdii. vens. We’ll get the job done all ,onPetlll’a last mark In a bountiful eshibit \ (nday that Boy f ampan- yied the ease was demonstrated aelvei. meanwhile, ai the Philadel­ H « a prrtty suro hr'a going tn third hatrman Don lfoak and right.’* was established ella ran help the fn« Angeles again Wednesday when Dryadaie phia Phillies whipped the National it, too, from amon* Dirk catcher Smoky Bursrss. Muriaugh rates his second bate c a m p a i g n art. Ted Klusirwskl, Ilorky "W e made the deal hceautr we combination of Dick firm : aid Wedneaday night when he aeored fmdger* even from a wheelchair, stretched his string of shutout in- League c h a m p i o n Milwaukee The partly-paral) red s ampan- «»»** •" «aWMUon play to eight Braves, 13-7, and the Washingtosi Nflaon and R. C. Stevens believe we Improved our defente, Bill Mareroiki at the best in tae 27 point! to lead the St. Louis H\wka to a 132-1)0 overtime win ella, serving as a Dodger roach with ft»e scoreless frames in a '-6 Senator* shaded the world cham­ “ W* need a Ion* l>all httirr it got (he left handed starting pitch business." pion New York Yankees, 13*12. flral to make up for th* lou o) r r « p larkrd last yrar in Haddix. There Isn't a ahortalop and a over the Syracuse Nationals. The thu spring, insisted at the atari of victory over the Cincinnati Reda. Wally Poll hit iwo homers and Prank Thomas," Murtaugh rea­ and a fine catcher and hitler in , „ on(1 h j„ m ln , . ound wn„ rln former Louisiana Slate Univcrilty training that he could hrlp the Gg. Don fiemcter singled with the Gene Freese hit one to pace a IT m e d “ There'e no doubt we will Burgess vein more games for you In more atar emerged with a 2»2 points year-oid Dryadaie recover the form baaet filled In the ninth to cap a nttss his hat. So I figure whoever T h r players he * counting on * a )i u,*n ciroa. end Marerosai per g a m e average, lopping the that made him one of me National three run rally and give Ihr Dodg , hit Philadelphia attack on four most at first is Stuart, who hit m tr|| )WJ v h l , | lhlnk Bin. 2*4 previously held by George League’s most effective pitchers In ert their third win in five games. Milwaukee pitchers. The Braves ------ , ~ . . .slumped.................. - Johnny Temple led the Beds’ at-announced after the game that-Mel l« home runs and batted In 49 , (l|J l0 n|int on|> p llyfr ll0 lflkan IPS’ DrywJalr to a 12-13 Dolph Schayea of the Nats also record and t Id earned run aver in fi, games with the f iratrs last the Pirates today who if the most »B er a 17-9 and 2 r.<s season, and Big Mu. Stuart has likely tandtdale fur the Hall of sett a record as he played in his »* ' !»■* m the power, but be strike* out a Fame. It'd he Maiermkl. He'a JMMh game, one more than Arnie slate m ’£7. lot. ( ampanella insisted that Dry*destined to berome one of the Riaen. The durable Nat has been Klus/rwski seems to have over best second baseman of our in every game for the last seven dale was losing his effectiveness come completely the ha. a ailment times." seasons and tops all scorers with because he bad unconsciously dis­ carded hi* thrre-<iuarl<-r motion in which has hampered him the past Murtaugh explained that he 11.091 points. two years. In the only other gams Wednesof * »«lrarm delivery, lie wasn't selling Milwaukee or the d»y night, the Detroit Piston, brat Drysdale discussed the prob" I'm swinging freely fur the othrr clubs short, ** ftr.t time smee t hurt the hack," . , (fr| r in the Minneapolis Laker, m i l * ,rm *hor,'> •-mpaneda *rVSie brillianre of Bel Del's n i f f Hagan was the Hawk hero *l ,hf l ^ r ' ) , r " » « PJhe said. • Milwaukee ha* great pitching, but frtcy stepping I* figured to high Fla , base and the f. foot. 6 inch. Murtaugh backed him up. „UM j, ,n n e ht. too. Last ye*r|ln . ,h* wln ° '» r Syracuse. Hag light tonight* l-sriir* Night pro He took four swings his first we started out with only three *n * tip in of a rebound with l* dnetion at Sanford Orlando Ken time up in batting practice and starters — Bob Friend. Vernon *cr®ndi left in regulation time nal Club.' each lime lined the hall a ;«in »’ Law and Bon Kline. Now I have *'**1 »core at 121-121 and his Once again. Central Florida wo the fenrr. inree more — Haddis. George basket at the final horn m the men will he admitted without " I sum liked tie old Kluw.'w- Wilt and Curt Bastion. And in El estra session gave fit. 1/n.n the any charges. roy Farr we have one of the decision. Bel Del is given fivetotwn ear ScFayrs was high man for Syr* lied relief pitchers in thr game. I f ndda from the seventh post "Me proved last year that we ruse with 29 point*. position, one of the hottest spots In were on the move. Now I hope Detroit downed Minneapolis in recent weeks The veteran stand to move up one mote notch." Ihe last minute of their warm up oul has rlearly established herself I hat would be first plsre, for for Saturday nignt’s Western Di aa-one of the best and most dut* last yesr the Pirates finished sec­ vision playoff opening. A bavkst P EN SA C O LA . Fla. i l ’PIt - afjjr runners at the club. ond, eight games behind the hy Dirk McGuire gave the Pltloni Threatening cloud* and the likell Tn 72 stroll* d the os a 117-116 lead and then Phil Jor- t,ow| t f rain awaited a star-filled KANSAS C ITY . Mo H I ’Ji — Bravrt. •ha s finished in the money li don and Jii“ Ifnlup earh eonnee. < |,j including aome of Ihe nation** Eight survivors of a field of 32, limes. Tonight the 36 pound hrln rd with X pair of free throws bsi| goifrrs as they prepared to drfrndmg champion dig hustler seeks her ninth sea Including to srw up Ihe game Jordon's 21 \t r „ff today in the SI3.000 Pensa 1 Tennessee State and hottest eonson triumph. points were high for Detroit, while eo|, open tournament. lender West Virginia Wesleyan, Her toughest competition may Elgin Baylor led Minneapolis with The field of ISO top professional opened the N'AIA tournament rdjne from liltie Edge of Nile, an 39. quarterfinals today. and amateur golfers t* to play ore I alted Pres* latemattoaai MBer female starlet. The black 19-hnle round today, wtih the finals Top-seeded Tennessee State beat NCAA Small College M g t has stepped Into the money M /L* /A U K £ £ in the 72-hole medal plav event set Youngstown of Ohio m 90 Wednrc N. Car. A * T *7 American L’. 7n trjp II limea although she weighs >1 I A * i t f * * r AfiAtfASZft, for Sunday. day and goes against Illinois Nor los Angeles St. 92 S. Dak. St. (7 ■ "scant 12 pounds, 21 pounds O f mA W * APEPAPrtG \mong Ihe leaumg ronlrndrr* mat tonight. S. W. Missouri St. 7* Hope 74 M e e ts * n - L lighter than Rocky Mat Coy, in 7t> 0 E C O V S this year, the fourth year of the In other srrond round games. Evansville 92 St. Mirharl 4V*.I 33 P tt> £ S P <?✓ the third post position. tourney, »a * defending* champion H S LEASESH NAIA Tournament H it T A g f t r.‘ A r Edga of Nila drew the sislh W rit Virginia Wesleyan stopped / / P $ r TAPEE Ihmg Ford of Paradise, F(p , who the Duluth branch of the Uni­ Par l-uth f* Crn (Okla) SI. 37 S e W M e A t */ >v •pat. BOSTON ( U r i » -T o n y DeMarco sank a 34 foot putt on the I Ath hole /sfA c r o p P E W A A /r* Also In the feature* are Fable versity of Minnesota 00-73; South- FI. Hay* St. 39 Arkanta* St it debated Ihe second Hep on hn in 1969 to edge out Art Wall J r., p/Cr/ort- // r - ' f //Y A POt✓ Birina, Mentone, Miss Bittervweet, w rit Tevat defeated Westrnlnitrr Lenoir flhyne M Gramhling 71 romrbark today following a T K 'l Poeono Manor, f’a . and San Franl< p Y tA * C A r fS O * / H/.YVEP 'V L fiib rr Tim ber and Elegant Miss of Pennsylvania « I S4 and Georgia S. W Tex, 61 Westminster <Pa t .39 A°e y t i Pa*e- u * 7 victory over little known Curley eisrn'a Ken Venturt. Teachers upset sixth • rankrd In W V i. Wes. Do Dut. Br. Minn 73 /S y£A P& ~ Ciolden Empress i* rated host r o ? f ro P i ? - a c c Monroe of Wnrchfiter Wednesday dlan* Slste 73 70 Both Venturi and Mall, whu won 'linn A l l 99 Youngstown 9u la the Grade A eighth encounter. EE hOPE*. , S C f O lW t H * ~ . night. I’arific Lutheran d'wnr.1 Central hrrr in 1937. were also on hand III. Normal M Falrlelgh Dirk. M Action starts at a in on the in ~4\p TAAT PfO>‘ * A j The former welterweight champ «tong with tuSfl winner Don Fair r«f* alate. Tomnrrow afternoon at Oklahoma Stale AH-67; lenntr (ia. Tih 73 Indiana (Ind i St. 70 r > ; -e j asp p ;* ppo . put Monroe away at 1 f» of the ftrld, Casey, III. Wall, top hicmcy -.1 »i a i *.*•»-,■ St­ V -----------J. another 10-event card will be Bhynr of North c’arnlina upset eighth round in a scheduled lo fourth-seeded li rambling M 79. winner of the winter rircud, has launched. and Fort IIayri Slate of Kansas rounder, knocking him down twice hern on Ihe ailing list, but re­ along thr route. It waa the 27- ceived an okay to play from his lieal Arkansas Teachers .*.3 49, l year-old DeMarco's first fight, in doctors only last week. Southwrtt Texis. ranked fifth In the week - long championship SAR ASOTA ( C P I ) — Young Val nearly 14 months, the Boston hell­ Steady rains hamto-ird practice competition, went against Ifitb iterntus. a 14 year-old righthander, er "retiring” aBer being kayoed rounds Wednesday, but tournament by Virgil Akins Jan. 21, 1936. rankrd la-notr Bhynr in the Itrst hurfewl 17 consecutive innings of officials predicted thr greens would game today. ■tvaili here Wednesday In a high II slopped a string of eight be in good shape today. United Pres* International At Vrro neach, Fla.t West Virginia Wesleyan and srhfnil hatel.atl gamr that almost straight wins for Monroe, also 27, Hampton Auld of Presrott, Aria-, Cincinnati ofti oai : m - A JT n At St. Petersburg. Fla.t Fort Hays State collide at 7 p. m. didn't end, ainer last lie l o b e i . Monroe turned In one of thr t .♦ rounds, Ian Angeles mo r«« 023— : n1 and Georgia Teacher* take* on It took fi*r hours and 32 minutes weighed 147>s for the bout, half a shooting a four-under par 69. lJoyd to inning* Purkey, Arkrr <3|, Mirand (<) third • seeded Parifir Lutheran at for Itivrrvlrw High School to le- pound more than DrMarrn. Mangnim. Apple Valley. Calif , Pittsburgh i « l mo non tv_i g 1 (eat Kentucky Military Institute of R O W te. Md. 11 P i t - Jockey 1° P- ni. --------------------------------fired a 70 in another below-par St. laiuis loo 000 021 1 - i 9 1 *nd Bailey. Dryadaie. Koufax t*t. Howard Grant booted home lour Georgia led all Ihe wav over Ventre, ,V4, And Bermus went all One of thr inventions patented warmup srismn. while Ford and Law (3), Jackson t9j Ham * (7). Klippstem, (*t and Daniels, winners at llowlr Wedneaday. Indiana State and held .it -131 the way for Hie win, striking out 2# In 19.31 was a long range projec­ Dow Fmstrrwald. Trqtirvli. FI*., ami F'mlel. G. Blaylock, Bluglio Botehoro Winner — Kltppstrln Grant won alsnard Elite Dear halftime lead, Whitry Veralrartr halter* Hr allowrd sis hits, tor to place advertising and othrr each *hot 71. Arnold l'almrr, l.ai(16.40), Tahitian Prince tl7f">i. with 23 points andCheitrr Curry The lovers u*rd twn pitcher* m itirh imagri on cloud*, hank of robe, Pa , was one over par wnh a 1( 1, Clark (9i, Gritsom itni and lavser — Wieand, Kings fhaprl |fI7.60) and Head with 24, paced the attark. Ihe marathnn ronleal. At Scottsdale, Ant. '73. Green, II. Smith t9t. HR— Goss. smog and on mountains. not mo 011 -3 9 3 Dancer f»n ini. Winner — Grissom, lavser — Jack- Cleveland Boston 010 300 ous—4 6 0 son. Woodrtchirk, l ’. Thomas (41. At Bradenton, Fla ; Philadelphia 0(V3 101 024-1-7 17 0 Ferrarrse (7i and Nixon. Moford. 11a L E IG H . N. C. t u r n — law Milwaukee 701 ont 012— 7 l? 2 L'asale (4). Formelr* ( 7 1 and H Putilln of North Carolina .State’s Sullivan. M'lnner — Casale. lavser I oiled Pres* International SI. Johns, which tjas a 16 -6-have to find a way to slop Stden' tournament a c t i o n Wednesday Allanlir Co*st Cnnfrrrnrr basketMorchrad, Schrolt (31, Rem-, — Woodesrhick. St. John «, coacheil hv “old pro ‘ rernrd this season, is expected lo and Jarkvnn. who will have an night. Idaho State drfratrd New baU rhamelons has Bern tiamrd priuli (7) and Sawatskl, Hegan - • tdajer of toe year l.v the ACC Joe Lapchlck, 11 an right * point have loo much poise tor \Vls added ail 1an!age of playing on Mexico Slate, 62 61, winning the (9i Wllicy, Buhl <41, llcmiricksuii Pports Writer* As'orlatu.n, I’ucilln, favorite over Villa nova amt Ford ! nova l i l t ) in their N IT opener their "home" rouri. St. John * right to play St. Mary's (Caltf 1. , 9 ) and Banew, Dalrymplo (9). Evansville rolled lo an 92 • 63 H U — Post 2. Tisoni 2. Free*e. Win­ a aenior from Philadelphia, was ham i* a two point pick over But-! at Madison Square Garden. Villa- plays most of Its regular-season victory over St. Michael's 4Vt.), ner— Mmehead. Imser— Willey. runner-up for Ihr award last >rar. Irr in tonight's opening game* In nova will he making its first ap games at the Garden. thr National Invitation Tourna pearanee tn Ihe New York TourT h r Butler • Fordham elash Southwest Missouri State edged At Orlando, Fla.r ment— the nation'* oldest post sea-t namrnt. The Bedmrn have ap shapes up as a closer battle. But­ Hope (M ich.), 76 74. lav* Angrlca 101 <>22 160— 12 It 4 son baskcthall Janibori e. prated In 13 previous N IT shows ler. featuring lit customary fast Stale routed South Dakota Stale, New York 400 610 0 2 x -ll 12 4 W A S H IN G TO N i l l ’ll lUlpb And IiHiklnc ahead In Friday and nine under Laprhirk, whose break, won II nl Its last 21 regu­ 92 67. and North Uarnlma A&T Washington GugUrlmi. former N’ottr Danir night's second round action In the trams won the rvrn l in 1943 and lar season games tn wind up with eliminated American University, Durrn, Wiesler ( l » . Coale* (.7) iarterbark. has atgnrd a new NCAA major college tournament, 1914. an 19-9 record. Fordham. although *7-70, in Ihe N CAA small college Dirk <7i, Dirkson t i l ansi Berra. ffe-year eontracl with the Wash­ thr odilsmakers have installed In addition, AI Scidrn and soph- crippled hy the lo»i of key play- championship at Evansville. Ind Pascual, Kemmerer (3), Ilydr ington Bedsklni of the National national rhainpian Kansas Male a omore Tony Jarkton provide Rt. era lair in thr seaaon, finished Tonight's semi final pairings pit <9s and Courtney, Korchrck t il. FMIhall ta-ague. Guglirlml was an wnopping 16 point favorite over John's with the grratrst 12 sror- with 16 7 record. Evansville against North I'arolina H R — Windhom 2. Zauchm. Sie unarrstudy to Eddie l.ellarnn lad DePaul, Kentucky i« a nine point ing puneh in thr sehnot s history, Tw n more first - round games A A T and lavs Angeles St a t e hern. Allison. Winner — Hyde *ea*»n, rhotcr over lotiltullr. and up Scidrn is the highest srorrr in will hr played haturday afternoon *g*in«l Southwest Missouri State, |m*er — Dickson. start Navy 1* a seven point pick the tournament with > 23.2-point whrn Manhattan play a Providence over lioMtm L n iv m lly in thr key average, Jackson ha* been avee-j and N Y U lake* on Denver. Th r aging 2n point* a gamr and li a four seeded teams— Bradley, Si. N EW YORK u r n Th* Co- game*. The odd* on the other five great rrhoundrr. laiuis, St. Bonaventure and Oklaturn! i* Bro.vdri»tmg Syalrm will Villanova has good height up horn* City t'mverilty— drew open earrv radio luoadravt* of the dally Nt'AA second round games, which play in the Master* golf tojrna- will lie staged *1 four different front m afoot* John Drisrnll and ing round byes, In Ihe only NCAA m.i (or eollege man! at Augusta. Ca , April 2-S sites, are A n t Virginia bv three r, foot n George Baseline hut will A Previous antiounremenl said It nvrr St. Joseph’s. Michigan Slate three over Marquette, t incmnatt would lelevitr the ait ion April six n vrr Texas t human. Califor­ nia four o v e r Utah, ami St. C a ls Mary's tl'alil ) is tl over Idaho H A M IL TO N . Ont. it I'll Ihr Slate. Hamilton Tiger-l'ali of the t anadlan Foothill la-ague have slgnrd defensive hallbark Eddie Bell, who C o l l s i S jj r a C o a c h waa released l.y the rhiladrtphia B A L T I M O R E , Md. l U P I ) - T h * U U SHtKWW-WILLIAMS Flatlet aftrr the l:>-*.4 season. Balllitiote 4><)ls t"sl»y announced B .* 4 •§ Bel Del Is Picked lh Track Feature; Night For Ladies THREE IN A ROW? By Alan Mover Pro Golfers Face Threat Of Rain In Pensacola Tourney Small Cage Teams In Quarterfinals CageScores F*HAN£Y, DeMarco Debates Fight Comeback; Defeats Monroe it 14-Ycar-Old Hurls 17-Inning Victory § Sports { Briefs Exhibition Results Roach, the ailing subititutc **hn was being groomed to replare K >d Rcboendienit, will fly to Milwau­ kee Thursday to have his left Vnr* eaamincd by Dr. Bruce Brewer, who operated on it last August. Bookie Bob Allison, a former Kanaaa fullback, rapped a two-run homer off Murry Dickson in **n eighth inning at (hr Senators hand­ ed thr Yankees their third straight setback. Norm Zauchui also horn. ered for 33’ashington while Gordon Wind torn hit two and Norm Steb«rn >ne for New York. The Yan­ kees played without ailing Mickey Mantle who remained behind a* st. Petersburg. Fla., lo rest his sore right shoulder. The San Francisco Giants club­ bed out a 10-6 decision over '# Chicago Cubs, the Boston Bed Sb* edged out the Cleveland Indians 4-3, and the St, latuis Cardinal* beat the Pittsburgh Piratrs. 3 t, in othrr exhibition games between major league A-teams. Oviedo In Action In State Tourney > G A IN E S V IL L E f l T H — Fort l-iuderdalc Stranahan meets St. Petersburg am! Fort M v e r t (lathes with Pentarol* today m C U n A A competition of the Florid* High School Baskeihall Tourni ment. Dupont of Jacksonville play* Grace-, die and Wildwood m*gi« Haines City in Class A rompetiiJn In ('das* B. Groveland lake* on Mayo and Palmetto goes against Milliston. Hilliard versus Ovitdn and Bronson face* Mary Help of ChrisHan in Class 0 play. Tampa HUhboruugh Gaged th* firsl major upsri of the tourna­ ment M'ednesday night with an M 72 Victory over Jacksonville * Indrew Jackson in Class AA c o - petition » In olher nighi games, Daytona Beach Rea Breeie walloped Madi­ son 100 67 in Class B: and Ktcamhi* Farms trounced Crawfordsvide 7143 in Class C. Miami Senior High advim ed with a 63 34 victory over Winter Haven in another d a is AA gam*. Earlier. Pompano Bearh de­ feated I.argo 79 62 in Cia»* A ; f'ampbcltton routes! KvrrgU'%* 63 36 in Class C play: and Miami Southwest heat Malone 67-41 ia Hast D hall. Jockey Wins Four St. Johns, Fordhaun Favored In NIT Player Of Year Ouffliclmi Signed painted flaors that defy wear S MuNtern On TV ai REMINDER ...lo bo ouro lofltt DIXIE- • CRYSTALS SUOAR Sijin Halfhuik -SEASONAL\EXPINSE3 1STARTINOlTOlSKYROCKETI thr addition of Donald Mct'afferty to the club • coaching staff to fill vaeamy createil racently L .IN C A S TE B , Pa. (L 'P D -M c k the ( ullop, mayor league outfielder whrn eni! eoaeh and acout Bob slurtng the lain lt'.'o s, has been hhaw irslgnrd, niete-l manager of the Lancaster club in thr Eastern t.eagur. Mattstlca reporied hy a drug company show that the mortality Tucson. A r i f , gelt lit name rate t* 75 per cent higher for from Ihe early Indian word ilnglr men than for married men "Slnokrone." meaning "at the fool ami 30 per rent higher for aingle of black hill " women than for wives PORCH It FLOOR ENAMEL Td Miniate LancHHtcr la.ono.ooo.on w o i i t i i o f f r g k p a i n t i n i u a 7! 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AltMOl It s STAR TOP G R A D E RATH'S BLACK H A W K OR SLICED KINDLESS BREAKFAST FARMER GRAY ■ip .'V rn o tW fiB iy 0* M M IT H O F groceries n o t h in ® TO B u y ..... « B a A | ■ BESSIE LEE LIMIT•I WITH to iki LI CAM iiM iN i With 13.00 FOOD OIDft c ja n t f| (Q Fynt-Totto M A TALL CAN 1 | | < FAIR i*SANFORD '"M m u (M IT FLOUR WITH PURCHASt OP 17.50 0 * M O M ' START THIS W ISH WITH Unit No. I 10-Inch d in n e r PLATE ADD a M IK N IW u n it ia c w T0« » W «“ " . c* w «k *•*‘ J* - M ._ io * w nhw ru n - cur t uuan - fWHt DBH g i S S - !» » *. M AXW ELL HOUSE LIMIT. I WITH or FOOD FAIR 1* 00 FOOD ORDU GOLDEN ROSEPLA|N°Rsel,cr,s|ng ^ it BAO �tfUf ' 1 : GhostComesBack Weds Thrice, But Two Mates Meet * To Haunt Germany ♦ FRANKFURT. Germany ( U r i > — A fh. it of Germany p u t hai 'come beck to haunt the people of • Germany present. German court* are not exactly full there day* of cate* involving anti Semltlim. but there are enough cf them to diiturb both } government and Jewish leader* t . alike There It not even proof that there I* more enll Semltlvm here than In many other placet in the world. Out becaute of the pait, the recent ra»h of anti-Semitic oc­ currence 1 In West Germany hat tent a chUI up the German aplne and brought new guarantees from Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Adenauer declared that German 'people had reacted with dlaguat to event* of the Nail era and Utia could not he Invalidated by lanlated act* of anti-Scmllltm. Ila added that the policy of the N a il regimo toward the Jew a had brought diagrace on “ all of ua" and would not be repeated. 9 . Adenauer'* reference wet to the 1 a ll million Jew* who died in the chamber* or by worae mean* under the regime of Adolf Hitler, and to tha government'* preient determination to re integrate We*t Germany'* remaining 30,000 Jew* into West German life. hfoal Welt German* teem to approach the problem tuday with tha grim faicinitlon of a man drawn IrTeiiitlbly to the edge of a cliff, lie doem’l want to go there, but he doe* anyway. There la do chance that the Weal German will he allow rd to ' ^ * forget the atroctlir* of the Hitler regime. In tha pleaiant little town 1-% of Dachau a few mile* from Mu­ nich, tha ga* chamber* aUll ataml at a grim memorial, aa do other* throughout Germany. _ J •hi i gas Revival Scheduled For Lake Monroe Evangelistic atrvicei will he bait! next week at the Lake Mon­ ro* Baptist Church. Sendees will ba held dally at 1:10 p. m. W ICHITA. Kan. ( U I ’D -Ja m e * Wayne Firm er, 2*. caught In a cro*icmjntr> nuptial tprre when two wlvca met face to face and compared note*, today Waited trial for bigamy. Farmer left h it home in Mont­ gomery, Ala . la*t year lo meel and marry three women he had Quotable Quotes t ailed 1’ieaa International HO NO LULU— A harried Hawai­ ian gelling a atatehood bell out of itorage In time for a celtbralton should Congress act awlllly on tho statehood bill: “ I wonder who we can gel to In Congre** to get them to hold off statehood for one more day— we aren't ready for It yet!" \ K W YORK — Harold C. Mr1 Irliar., general manager of the United States exhibition to be stag­ ed in Moicow, on the exhibit ! pur­ port “ The purpose la friendly, nonpolitical. We won't even hare a popgun thtre." SAN F R A N C IS C O -G e n . Jame* II. Doolittle, former 8lh Air Force commander, t e l l i n g a business group that industry need* M.ooo engineer* white only 39,000 will graduate In June: ' The remaining J 1.000 cannot be recruited, cannot be recovered. They limply will not exist " MIAMI R E A C H -S k in diver Rob Wall reporting on a live loot "monster'' be aawr while diving lor ipongei! “ 1 looked In a cave In a reel. . , and there it was staring at me . . . It had a long cylindrical shaped body." NEW YO R K ~~ Ranker David Rockefeller, who just returned from Africa, advising an attitude for American* concerning African nationalism: "It It tarribly Important that Americans, while sympathetic to the nationalist aspiration, do not try to intervene or make inflam­ matory statement!." been writing to. Ill* trouble*I started when ho rouldn t keep them apart. In a preliminary hearing at W.chita Wednesday, he w a s bound over for trial In the April term of district court, charged with bigamy and rmbcrrling one of the spouses out of her automo­ bile. • lie posted 12.300 bond and walk­ ed out arm-in-arm with Elvers Unruh. 30. second woman he mar ned, to live with her parents at Newton, Kan. “ I visit love him and 1 II stick by him until this thing 11 over," Miss Unruh said. Authorities said Farmer first roamed to Knoxville, Tenn , and married Catherine Radwanski, JO. cf Edmonton, Canada. Rut !.e toon •hipped her back lo Canada, ask­ ing her to wait there while he cleared up sonir huslneis. He went lo Wichita, met and married Mis* l.'ruh and they set up housekeeping, nut not for long. He kissed wife No. 2 goodbye lo attend to business in South Rend, Ind. The business wa* Miss Zenith Mrahn, 21. She drove him hack lo Rockefeller Wins Tax Hike Battle ALB AN Y, N. (L 'l'll - Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's political fortunes rose today with the pas •age of hi* two billion dollar budget in the Male Ixgislalurr The Rockefeller balanced bud get, including 234 million dollar* in new laves, was pushed through Ihr Mate Assemhlv Wednesday night by a vole of 76-70, two more Ilian the required 76 votea needed for paiaage. ft had pasted the Senate earlier. Supporters of the govirnnr said hia virtory nvrr rebels in his own Republican I'arly in the first ma­ jor political battle of hit term, had strengthened his chances for the I960 GDI* presidential nomination The budget bill puls New York­ ers on a pay at-you-go income la* program lo start April 1. Income taira for 1936 were cancelled Un­ der the governor's program late* were incrcaied on motor fuel, cigarcts and estate*. Dr. J. Ilarrltoo Griffin. Del.and. will apeak. Dr. Grtffin it widely known la Daptltt work throughout tho state. Ha la now retired and living in D'Laod. The ainging will he led by Kr- CAMUKIDGK, M a s s .-Ja m ri It neat Wilton, a student at Stetson Conant, former president of Har­ CHICAGO (Ul*l» — Old St. I'll University. Everyone It Invited to vard, on whether youths should rlrk*' Churih will aerva tried finish high school: attend. - i 't *• #: t Don’t Like Cabbage There ery F2 ratio la ruplet! "I could start by questioning the la one set of twins in ev­ dogma one olten hears that all the birth*. For trlpleti, the youths irrespective of academic or* in 9.600 and for quad­ ahtltty and interest should com­ plete grade 12." one In 637,000. \ .V - < * Wichita and stayed in a motel while he got hi* »econd wife* ear. He told wife No. 3 they only needed one ear, so Mist Strahn signed her car over lo him and he sold it. Then he sent Miss Strahn pack inc to Knoxville where he said hit father owned a alee! mill. Meanwhile, wife No. 1 began to worry and came back to Knos ville from Canada. Roth wives contacted authorities and came face to face. Everybody •t* M«l x < £ US g x o needs X •r. < money sometime when you d o . . . as visit FAMILY! « X < us If you need X us UP TO$600 X o phone: FAitln 2-4612 before noon to arrange u for money the same day! Cash 7*u kKlilt 74 ManlMg Fspnants 117000 114 00 77000 JI7 00 43700 317 00 S 700 11 00 1100 1100 74 00 3700 FAM ILY V. '4u£V B CaPJe.'CO N / H A S HC VOUO S K IS , H E W A IT S \ F U O P t O i TO V) .e H 'S fcO C O U S N ITH E C C S N O l e s s o n s //- X < E F IN A N C E SERVICE, I N C or J SANFO RD Phon*. fAirfai 2 4612 Sanford, Florida chicken instead of corn bed and cabbage at its annual St. I'atricks Day dinntr Sunday. A church spokesman said acme parishioners don't like cabbage. i f S fS -V - The Sanford Herald .1 u w Zj O M -— > c-xs: n\ o -« — -vsT* 7 Vs j J * —-E T3-V.W3 S A V .S J Sm US X u - 1 QICH2.L For Only 9.00 - - year 5.00 - - 6 months 2.50 - - 3 months .Cf , % •9 I !r 8*nd In your: : TF I v:r .: N A M E . ....................................... .................... .. .... P. O . B o s : ...... Clly: ............... And your Sanford Herald will be started immediately. / I TCOAV L A W C .-.L V J U J V j v.* A < ‘S^rTm 5 © < tOETOVEW T hiSP'ECCE tc ' v l 1 pcc<?re*n.>l ifi ">•> M£SSTiU.vf M fS A l'T T L r , d£TTfH MtSOC'-j US JU.1 < * a rr C C M 6 A O .— C O L D -r - ■ / (Z / X i X < x © By Mail “i - » •«j -".Tv " ■ \1 If you live in Casselberry, Fern Park, Iuongwoori, Altamonte Springs, you can now receive the Sanford Herald j 1‘ V 1 (Seminole County’.s Only Complete Daily Newspaper) Till March 31,1959 ' . 125 South Puk Astnut SCON AS U jm i snow.' f •9% I I9 y f r r .U C j^ -V Vvd- 7 * 0 7 6* *>'. r •anforh u (b id ^ iiS s s iJ h x A ? 4XCY •II 9 be X IF YOU LIVE IN SEMINOLE C O U N T Y ...Y O U NEED THE 1• H ft j .»ri r»gn R—TJiurs., Mar. 12. 1933 OOU T VTANT PAV A*iV MORE TMAM I V*AVt T O . V. m u rv c B o u ic A u w s J — l O S IT IW T M l ----0»C H C * TB A * J v O U OP. OCUU.V. V.«V> S mCULOA] CCLO u T O P VA C ?O M f F A T IM * 'E M N O W . , OWNDMA? W S U '-.V S i T H A I.E4XO c c l d .v a M IS S T M 'M O S T O B U C lO U S PAST c TH* MEAL.Th 'ATOM A / �YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME YHIS SPRING WIYH OUR CLASSIFIEDS card or THANKS 4— REAL E S T A T E FOR SALK 4— R E A L E S T A T E FOR SA LK CARD O F THANKS 3 It ED ROOM CB, living A dining I with to thank m y many friend* room, kitchen equipped, family rix.m, 2 bath*, quiet neighbor* (or the beautiful flower* and h.«d, <tty limit*. Jll.Snrt ill dr*<1* nf kindne** *ho»n tq n r mortgage J3:oo down or term* in the li>U of my brother f inest TA M it t Shumird. Mr*, Lora Fullerton H U B ER T A. B II.IJAM N. Realtor S -r n R HUN T _ Raymond l.undqulat. A*tor. IVHI AWA A P A R T V E K T 8 : room* FA 2 3951 Atlanlle Rank Ride private hatha. 114 W. Ftrat St. For the Beit lta»a tu Real Baia'e 2 BEDROOM Houie. Call FA 3 3A51 3KK C U L L E N * H A R K K Y S'. A. Cade, J r . Balatraar Furtiuhrd apartment — tile bath— lift N. Park Ave. Th. FA I-M91 hardwood floor*— private— adultt — an* Vtetl 27th SI. M AYFAIR S E tT IO N Spariou* 3 bedroom fumuhed home. thru, AP A R TM EN T, clean, fir-t door, rr. FA M69*. nlre for a n lrr couple, ahxdy, coot. 13od AV. 3rd St. For Sale by owner: S arrr* on Old Monroe Hd. Approximately UNFURNISHED apartmrnl. l'n 3 hlock* North of W l*t St FA 7 Corner arffege Davlrl If. Aiken SP AtlUt’S— 3 Bedroom Hoax* on y o W Eafajette St , Marianna. Home* Lleiittneri For extra large, beautifully land Fla Hudton 2 330. Florida Living. ■raped lot. completely furniibed. • A I riedroot.tn— 1 £ 2 Hath* P LA N TA TIO N E S T A TE S , large only 4 mile* from the clock. wooded M . corner*I.uccrne anil Hay 1*e *rrn by appointment Delmir. Sacrifice. $!?.’* 'no l‘av Wrilr 1m* If ilf Titu»*llle I 'a inf paid for V S. White, 1*™ Fairway Avr So. St. Trier* 2 BEDROOM unfurnivhrd h.*u,r. burr Fla. youth room, phone FA 2 llio SUNLAND Estates vlhr ftintnrfl k rra lit Tl'tif* ., M u r. III. 1959— I ’itgc 0 22— n u * o v r»»^ O rP ''rn ^ W A N TED T O S E L L AN ESTAII I.ISIIFD IM I IE IN YOI It \ R F \ of aui<imatic mereban di*e machine* huiinrv*. candy, sum. rie. Our rompany ha* an immediate opening for per»<>n with *mal! mvfitment of $7W which la full*- iritired by in ventoiy of alt new machine, mrrrhar.dlar on route. Thl* i» an advanced opportunity for grow me profit« on a tmall in vfitm rm . Only part lime alien linn I* required EXPANSION PLAN — TERM S. Eor full m formation wriie. P YR AM ID D IS TR IItirriM J t OMPAW 371* Nor’.i L3th Mirel Kan-at < it*. Kanta* LAFF-A-U at 6ENERALSI’ORc l T T T I & South PINECREST 3rd Addition. YA - FI IA FHA In Scnicc Conventional Financing Down Payments I,ow As 5100 UNFURNISHED hou*<\ 3 Bedroom NEW — 3 Bedroom nia*onry hum. Lake privileat, paved xtrrrlx Kilihrn elertriril* equipped, 39300. down payment *]V"i Lake near Ba*e, ideal for children Sylvan L>Sa’,c* T m ilti «eat of IT! 01 per month, p h o n e Sanford on Rt. 4« ( l i t St ) FA 2 2*99 after 4 p. m. Immediate Occupancy FA 2 1523 FURNISHED apartment. I'ltlo o r, IVu tiuaninlett Personal pruate entrance. 1004 Palmetto Ttm it a gue»t paxa in thr Bit/ Satisfactions 4>n T lt« Theatre for Rrndy Tyre. Fxp Construction Of \.*ur Home 2-BEDROOM home kitchrn rquip date Mar. 2d. ’39 ped plmnc F A 2-4301. Or Your Monrv i hcer fully FOR RENT TOR SALE OR B E N T: 2 hedr.x.m fully furnished home. 12!3 Ban 1— 1 BEDROOM unlurnUbcd houie iV dnlph St. FA 2 3Vw |— t r a i l e r *50 3 BEDROOM unfurnnlird home MAJOR BROWN R E A L T Y Holly Avr PH. 113. 311 Realter FA 2 3AM. ev eninj* L A K E MARY I’ll. FA 2 3237 or FA 21944 A P A R TM EN T— 1 or 2 Bedroom* 311 Oak St , call l V 3— 1 BEDROOM, furmtlird apart ment*. private hath* Park Apxrtmem*. 1717 Park Ave. p iv m n ■ I COUNTRY CLUB MANOR FOB SALE <Ht lir .N T -2 Bed room t il home, l la Boom. Storeroom. Kitchen equipped. *cnctian blind*, fenced yard. Low down payment, 1P> ( i i r n »on Dr FURNISHED— apartment, 2 ri'om* private hath, electric kitchen, near llaie. S45 u*i per month in eluding uiilitic'. Phone F A 2 3219 — Hospital Notes V|\lt< II * \rlniivtinni Elue Wolff {Ovttdoi Hugh J Nieholton tSanford> Hamid Marshall (Sanford) Birth* Baby girl to Mr. and Mr*. John Ruytdim ( Sanford i llltchargr* ftotalte Heck (Sanford I ttaliv girl Cuffic (Ovirvlo) MARI H >n Id omiionv *lr» Marie Pcmld i Sanford I Janet Earlier iStnfordi Rotwrta Jackton i Maitland) Value Duncan t Sanford) Euciiia Ptealry tEuilix) Birth* Italvy Iviv tn Mr an<l Jlrt Thom at I'arUcr Hivchargrx Wiima Parriah (Sanford) Marva Mapp tSanfordi llonaltl Brumbaugh <sanfonli Erwin Judy (Sanforili Kathleen Adama (Sanford) Herman Stone (0»tcen> Mary Ann Butler (Sanford) Mery Vein* lOtleem Ophelia Bookman (Sanlurd) William Ha*kin* (Sanfordi P hone F A IF IT IS 2*1501 HEAL E S TA TE Reg4»trrrd Real 7 *tate Broker Ph FA 2-1301— 17 92 at Hiawatha 1.00 *280 ( Induden Cloning) $8280.00 only $57*50 monthly • Blockx Weal Of French Avenue on W.h btreet. M OD EL O P EN D A ILY tint live a, ret. wilii nice 2 tu-il room home, beautifully land •raped yard, chleken hniitet i unpt. work thop. in fact ever* thing but me chicken), and pric ed at only *9,000. Need lot ’ highway acreage Then t e c - Cor. H » y . 17-92 £ 27th St. IIO SA L . P A Y T O N F .U .A . — 3-llrdrooni imuac in Silver Lake, H EA L houie bargain! atidom ap­ pear. bill lure ia one wr are parllv lurnlihed I ' ay FA 2-1232, happv In offer— Neat 3 bed Night FA 2-47tm. t'Kim*, living room, dining room, kitchen equipped with i - l t l \t. EST A T E t O r SVl.E Elei range * relrigerator. en 2BEDROOM bouvr. tile bath, rioted arch er den Built 19-fi mahuganv pancleil ilen, large avbett"* *hmgie * Maaonrv. on baik yard fenced Eight month* alaiut I ' i acre* of nire roll tnig rl:l tr.onu iluwn. |iavmrnt 9*7 *ai land 15 min* from Sanford. 20 mnnth N<i qualify IPS. Call mini, from Orlan'lo. Priceil ai FA 2 7MO. ___________________ only 57..Vfi. 2 BEHBUUM houie, Florida room, kitchen equipped, monthly pay­ ment* 9'i7 fit), phone 7'A 3 1124, or inquire at 1WH Holly Ave. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. avk Crumley A Me.itrith xt 117 Smith Park Ph. 7 \ 2 4-H»S 2 Iledroom a F lo rid a Hoorn AN apartment a* large ai a houie. 3 bedroom*, (lied bath, icrcencd porch Willi nr without kitchen rquipn.ent. $73, Phone FA 2 3931 Kefundetl. front «gr* FAR M ER S AGENCY N. V. F irm e r. Rraltoe D. II. U bilaiorr, Attoc. I l l S. French A*r. Ph. 7’A 2 5221 After houra F A 2 2filS or FA 2 4921 B E A L E S T A T E D R IV E L S 2344 Uraneh Ate. 2 HR. CB. kitchrn equipped rur ncr lot Mo prnt 117 SO PV 2 1130. E*t 4M. Culby nr I A 2 i'4*3 1 BEDROOM home 5*!00: kitchen equipped, low iluwn payment Call FA 2 1129 S i. J .L u 1.4 N. Park Ave. L * m f* * f Ph. F a 2 lUJJ §£&! LAKE MARIE K S TA TLS T h e O N L Y I II A I tii.inrtd llu m e * Avnil.tlile N O W I N D e llA R Y At I 4»h A* .$3.50 D O W N v lot luile* I III.Inc I I 4 .1 Bedroom,, I | llted bath*. Manv ( il*liiin Hualitv lealuir*. PEI S: I be .nnveniinir of being within 2 tiloik* u| D'RarV Plata, a complete .•(hopping (enter. It. (.. Miller. DiActoper Sal.-* till n r llw V. I! - !*• lic it, m Plata Ph. M l •*,4u;t or No a till 4 M ILES M ilM H <H S A M ORB J. \V. HALL •Tall Iteiltbr 11ill’* ihona FA 2-3441 3 BEDROOM, t i l . kilyluu. dm Ing fentn. kllchi-n r quipped aciirn porch, utility room, fdt> w Santa Rt Kilt Stcnslrom Realty (» 7‘or carpentry, jalntmg. *rreen- ITactually new automatic frlflinp, tnuflnp. ami plxalcr repair, daire 20 Inch range bargain at a*i halt tile, w.brtto* xlding, *l2.n »i ()v i ritutfed couch and ma*omv or woo,| >tep>, leielmp rhatr 123fit, 32 inch Venetian and if pairing garage* and bliml like new IT <10, 2u\304t wrecking' call F.\ 2-4*317. inch jalou*ie window romplria W»o ■ar top rack with trapou29— E I.E C TR H \L S E R V H TS bn snoo, 2* ’ by AT* tcreen door « Ith hardware IT .On. tierVA4 l UM 41 KANER 141 PAIRS Part* for all make* of leaner*. man made refle* camera 3 1 Klectiold*. Iloovrr. Kirby, rlc len* brand new Sella for *130 M 7‘rre pick up. Work guaranlceil normally, tarnflrs for |AJ oo, FA 2 I7»5 phone FA 2-2734 llmito Wiring — Electric Service NEW Hoi |M| \i Cmivale TV hi t Vihten l.imilr<l quaniiiy. fteg. 12(9 95 »ale *11951 M R W D A I.L E LE C TR IC C l» 112 Magnolia F A 10*15 USED OK tn m eleetrig range IM :\ til tl H IM , - Kl i* \lItS— 11.0.1 III1WN IM I IV ERS n m iM i Gmidvenr Service Slnre O P P O ItllN in EA 2 2X21 ElJVOR •■ml nc and fmi*htni 111 So. I'aik A* a rrprorntatlve of U N ITE D , Cleatung, * ax I n g Senna} you ran be a turret* m the ft— FURNITURE and Seminole rom ty «ince t9?v. real ettaie buiinrti U N IT E D flOUSI BOLD (.OOPS H M file.inn l aka Mary operate* n u ll bvruaal, bav.nj a reputatinn for dependable l \ - t (( \Ni 7 »ett ire over the pa-l Ihirtv four New A l'*eil cear* We ,,rr bcoklttg foe the Furniture anil Apphoncn* ti£hi n u n or i uiiplr to repri - t U - L> V cent ti. in the Sanford terntof' - - Z U ' ( fv , 1 *t*4I f*|!*-• 4 •T • If «o i v*ant a businr** of your 2113 209 r r u n St. Ph FA 2 0111 own, we incite your inquire and Vteivrh Bldg. e a ;i/42 ImrUicaliicn ol an at*oeiaii«n ' He'd front the L u y -M Rauch." S ELL I S YOUR E U R N ITU R B wilii Hie UNII71D lanlUy. Real • We B U Y the MoM M H I l | s - n I.SON VI S e.lale «*perience I* nol nrce* • We si.l l. the U nit •ar*. Training. *uper*ltlon and IM O il), t IV Si R\ It ll • We PAY ihe M.v*t B E A L E S T A T E FOB MAl-fe l: ntl vTS MOTORS adverti,mg tupport to a**ure SI PER lit VDINI. POST Win. II. Murrav tuctc** l.icentrrd laleMii.in t i l l Celery Ave V .'rr Evtnrude Dfxier NEW. .1 Bedroom, 2 bath, -pat loti* Ph FA 2 (*!77 F A 2 1394 itu ii'O N SPURTING liiH H ii and broker inqulrir* invned m iM iu e home, fralurmi! Central l ln.eit Siuiilav Phone P V 7 AMI Tin* I* vimr opporlunily In make • no; v a l u e s Heat and quality <->>n*iiurtJon, 3.H •-. * 7 t.t a pern-aiienl profitable *itnnei • <}! ICK C R E D IT Dev a dirt Talvlel*: weekv *upplv an i Vrellenl buy at klt.SOnoo 7 r HP WIZARD outboard, 140 10. • EASY TER M S lion with the leading orgamra t*vc n.uimillat 4 Andrrtnn — with ter in*. FV 2 4704 after 4 p ni turn In ll* field For completr Eau.tt Drug More detail* without olillgatlon »et* N E A R L Y NEW. I P.edroem. 2 It n Itl’NABOl T , it lit* Evm New And I an! Furniture nr write JI.M .M V : bath, H.mtilr i at port central lit r FirO St. FA 2-MU rude and Trailer, 1150 4*). plinnr t NI I 7 D I \ It \l ADEN* \ F in ile r o f " 'v iir t ’' in M ia m i, heat an un.i.’ial value at I \ 2 143.1 HI laid.i Branch Offire ,it the Aloli.-i .Motel .lull i* New A l veil Furniture l Appli* JUi.23iHW with term* 721 Wett Colonial Drive ante.* A Hood Plare To o|H*n in HiO't(*m(, v irile nml 14— Pell I lvr,|nrh Xirnptl'. Orlando. Elorida B U Y SI 1.1, or T R A D E 19 \rrr Tiled I arm on paved 4nLv ite if Mill in lr r i’M fil, JE N K IN s F U R N ITU R E road, under rulliv at ion. no tiuild 14-4 MONTH old pullet*. Mr* n s r r n \ir sRRVicRH i ,i r v ill*' i* WII.Mtn, ( unit* (on Sanfurd Ave. It It Cray, phone FA 2 70k:. in .- a bargain at J'-xouo. with Complete lawn Maintenamr Sanford, Ida. term* IM M M A U : S A L K Uifd furniture, appliance*, tool* Errtilirer Spraving. Vt n v. i n g. Sjulnllt Pilot 4 4III* etc. Bought-void, l.a rrr't Mart IX— AX n t ’L M IfV N T K D JO H N lAIMMEHSI 347 I a%| 2nd. Mi eel 213 Sanford Are Ph. T A 2 411*. (lit W ’lttnv* \vr FA 2 7197 w . D lETR tC H S - R E A L TO R rii* Alrlhv in— A’rlma tionraler, M \N rED t g'>»il ilrpemlatvle Irim 141KI HT.fcS FOP. S VI,K 7urn|tutr 'tmtng A Storage tlO IM i NORTH, month old 244 pirtatlon fur nu' more than Adrlalile II M oot — A*«ociale*. C. I P llll I ll’S. Agent aparlinent aire range, r i ll hw lion ph. Co*nr, l \ 2 M il he I'A l IIIR Y .IO YOU ttx-i Park Ave FA 2 3232 Iwem 4 fi p m. 141.1 Park Ave. tween T A I Vo W ASIIIU UN VAN LINES M IJV IIM tl IM* 7'reneh Ave FA ! "' V E N E T IA N B U N D S Tin* i« a sunt pa** tn the MovieM \N T to buv u*rd piano iravnn Enrloied lirxd. Saj proof bottom land Drive In for Tim Barrow* RO EI.AW AV, lliwpital ant Batvv Drrainwuld Scclnm — All cleared able, fur ca«li. plume EA 2 in'l tad with plain,* end*. Plastic man I vp ilate Mar. 24. ’*#, Redv Da<. Week or Month— Price I* light .’ 111 I lia«r Avr nr rxyun tape*. Cotton or nj ton Tel. FA 2 31*1. Furniture Center Phone I A ■<aH Sanlotil IT— B E A U T Y IVRM1KS curda. liE N E R A L eleclrle M inch range, l i t Welt Firtl St. II u n t il I I s Iti:A l IY NOOK I'.IV* model, u«rd only twn S e n k itiik 4.Is 44 **n<l I'n in l Co, A H7 DR»H»M h n vi « e Separate ■(*j Down no 1 \ 2 57 42. Dining area, * -<► lOi {*,». Oak Ta r* talon ‘lube* Te.ted 7 ree. 112 I I I W ?mt St Ph EA 2 4*22 month,. Itevt offer lakej 103 HOLI IN S HOBBY SHOP rioting coal 4 'i 'r mortgage. I Temple Drive, Ravenna Park. 1*— F KX4 AI.K At The Sign Of T in Totem Pot*. II B I .r W A N T1 H Cut ion A Woe! Yarn*. Notlona, phone E V 2 54)U 7417 R. Fi«neh Aea. Thread*, Tape*. W - l l i v T AND EIIUN1I Cl lilt (illtl-S over 21. Vpply In 7 IFTV Acii* on Hiw», in, s e i. BOl.l I NS II4UtilV SHOP ( l i t ((IM IIT IO M N O p. r*un at Pig ’.N Whi»tle 24 It* I-* Vi re, in iKaring At The Sign Of Th* Totem Polo. LOST une Im v ‘» Kiev da m e J4". i i . ii. r o i* K u o . lied. J. C. Iliggm*. Wax loti glove, mil.- of lake lluntage; 2417 ,S. French Are, M* S. Park ------ T t ! 4134 in viiim ly of High School. Can In .elite e.lalr I II I urrn I.\3 widow or Util Maul Apply tie idrniiflrd. Rewaid Phone III D I MIX < ONt I t E II Box IS*: I t. Mver*. Ma Mai • Place, Uiteen Bridge, j EA 2 4114 or FA 2 2*14, Window Seal* — Eintel* — Steel Sanlurd. till * 1* .. gue.t pat, tn tiie Movieliteaxo Map* — hand— llr r Weil* land Drive In fur Phillip Bui Vtlll VII I I IIM III 1 1 4 0 I.OST— LEASE. Big Sale On W H ITE H O U S E K U E IT n -f u r el W in iN liir M Ilnek (lU * n Ph FA 2 1731 luff Evp ilate Mar 24. ’39. 399 Elm Ave Everything. Furnm-ro Center. ilerlv loan ptinne E A 2 3953 j.ir Ih m r (;in * « \ ent 1.1.1 ** apifunliti ent BY OW NER— ?ux2n frame h»u,e DH I VpllilNE m giNtil ihape. i an s K R V in : with 12x22 Bedroom add it uni be virn *1 ihe Sanford llrratil I*. I l . i . Ilrlu Wane, I________ S rn k n rilv (.Ins* and I'.iitH ( ’ i i , Dr. amn old -eetion p h o n e o f liir »li«! 117 I I I 4Y 2nd M Ph F V 2 (X72 7 V 2 >.')* 5 i it Nil MVN W A N T E D — aiqilv In |k t , iiii irv .ia l l.ake Niinery E.NY fll.O I'I.S , lel'crlieail*. xtite- M \5 I’M ; aiitiiiiiatlr wa.liei e* i. M ilK ll.V I.I IQVNS__________ Lake Mar*. 7Ta ment* imnlee*, hand bill*. a»d leilent ...... . 9123. 7 A 2 2402, prograinl, e tc . Pregrr*v|ve t aura It (Itier. At ,«NMt to 9ti»vn.»i available fur N D.IIt W ATCHM AN C a 1*1 Printing l'n Phone r A 2 J93t — purrlixio id arrnnd mortgage. I \ : Can nr mntart Bir> Brum 3(14 We*t tVlh St F A I N I S r L t ’ I A I, Di l-iuian. Ti mjile I lung or ley at i hlliam A Tudor, Inr. Nik *it Plat Midway 7 3323 Enamel Inlrrmr P4’A|pH _ SPRINKLER Walt Paint. 7t — Vlale tn I rm itr SYSTEM S V - l I OW I IIS. Pf.VN Is Ref Spe* ial At! ■) pea and aiir t initallrd W ANTED Al DNi I Alan er !*t (ialli-n 5 in 3 VI "Do |( Yndr•rtf ’ A / U L A S In BIimiui. I .k .’ml iialtmi Wuni/ii t" *upply Rawrtgh 3 1*1 X I B U C K UonvertVE R E P A IR AND SERVICE selcriion from 39,- or 3 W* iihlr l uile I’n n e e -* * * ® hn-jarhnld nerev-itir* to ionS T I N I fur tt on e.l Like New men ' Sanford f ull or put Vlarhine and Surptv ('« i.lt VPEYII11: n i list itv IK.OiM .Vtllr* linn V -tat i aril will loir* 2"7 W. 2nd St I'll ) V 2 4412 Lraprvitle Avi i V C T lluirk Kit ter* 14 Q M v i full detail, without obiiga ■ M I o H l .p Piiwrred • • S A Smith S: , Rna Quirk laHindromat .S»rviea W O O D R U FF’S E llra Clean |o|fi Delaind or vir.it RawShirt* Flntahed In »» II uira I arm A '.in tro Center FORD Fait line 170 Ba-* A .i or.lii n, 3 wrrka old. Saniton* Dry Cleaning ' t i n li»|n FA R • ti3 2! l, ANNUALS 3M" Hardlop 7 iwilrhi-*, coat *300, lilt) bx* E 2Sth St. Foodroa’ l BldiJ, Metnphia, l run. *ni O t r c f A*e. flue Owner E tlra guaianlrr. 1173 or beat i j v Ii Silt T H S ID E I A U M ilt'iA l AT Clean offer immedixtel). Box 170. San It«’4il I M a l r O p p o rlu n ilv BE VI III I l MI.S1I i.A R D F N AA I I I. DRII.I.INC* C T M IM . 3li.nlfl fori! Herald l.vtaliliahrd Sanford Ileal Evtair SA M IIRD I I OVA I It SHOP kairlia.tka Moric Pump* * • flair Hardtop 4 * Firm 10 need of 3 rrg|,trrnt T A 2-1122 or PA 11214 Repair* tn all make* Door Fully 2-NKW tvpe writer*, Ififl (X) rarh, valermrn due to huiinrvv rvpan HOW ARD W. LONE. Powered 4nl W mil* St, I I — A I T n M o n il F.s — TH All ERS •inn.— rt|ieiienip nol nrrr>tarv ?o7 I* Commercial Av*. K 7 r i.Y M O im i *|A M Wr will tiain voil, ao that you iV .IV r VI 95 (.a — 7ml Hal 7 rre I'liona FA 2 2 l'i » » BelirHere Eulle I W 1957— 4 dr Run k l rnturv Fatal' ram while 11id Irarn Write Ruv Alt WV NVVV SI BPl.t S 7 quipped E tlra AVagim, *ior ownrr « ar radh* »* • o thr Sanford Herald i All gl* I’ ll'W B y s n 'aM| KIMtFfNd no Sanford Vve. Clean brsici powir ii refine pnuo rrpliev iitrtly ronlldenliil i e g Ml Rt I Door l | 4 | H brake- I2’ 59 v r aftrr p ill ( A E l.-TITt NA I I I I W serfaB Aer. n ran » * * ® lift W 2nd apartment I PI 1 v)|llN(i A Ml' H I M . INC I (It Al M AN llll Etrrllenl fond, S \.N7 u R D Phone P V 2-7*91 Wl)V| VN N I I III It MOHII.I HUME II 193. VI .• E C PORI) Falrlanr I I A Q K I't.t'VinlN H trite. 2 1it ,1:it, « « town Sevl.n ford* 1 V & V - i j V 2 y* \ Tn (ervice and roller I fi.uu imn man. merrhandixr unit* 1 vrrl Conita.ling A Rrpalri liiatle, Radioduring dalent n|.pmtunity for q.ihflrd Tree Eattmate* Healer Thl* I* * Cur it pax* In thr ftiir (wrion Mutt lie free to . irk * R E. ILAKVEY E C VIERC. 4 Dime |AM Thr itrr I •• ll i-vard J«h* u or 9 h»nr* w rikly, have a .ar jet lanford Ave. Phone PA 13343 O U v ie r O Malle Exp dale Mar Tfi 59 and t '* (*. I.. 1793 (*i wnrklni X C I.IM 111 N 4 <| M g itpdal Sub-tilt work hialory' and **e ll.mr Sedan Puliy*— t'W. 1 du-r' tniltt tuui.r tr; phone nuinlter For interview I’owefeil, ( lean V2.' 'ti Px*r, ( A 2 7*A9 vriii Natl nal Sale* A 'tig <o I.IM O L N 4 ' I I M Inr , Dept B. 3Sng (.reenvdle I’ l l AIRINI. Door Sedan lu ll* 1 193A— Vtnnil I hi.me 3t fl 2 bed Avenue, Dalta* A, Texa* IIP AT IM . Pnwrr Air I nnd. room, colorr.t flxiurv* through' U H L A H O I.E T Bel < X Q K nut, limn ill. will tamfice I I — Week Wanted viR ro N D I PMINTNO Vie I Door New t rntral Florida trailer Park. 2 PONT* A C T and REPAIR WORK Palm, Real milra nech of Maitland «o lit Palnllng A I F A 7 792! HuiJ Sanford \»e, FA 7*542 4 Iran .41 1797 Rahv*lt nr iron. FA 2 792* • ((m e t (.im m u n ity llwn Hel Air 33 fl T I M B E R With r aliana W ILL break and train horvev j Joe ('. llinma* C tt I IIF.YR O I.ET t • .Near Golf ( nurse many extra, inu*t tell, ira,..n I’hone FA 2-31*7, 1023 Sarda St. FA 2 oM’* * ■ D.ove Clean atile going north. plumr i A 2 7611 ../ locate.I al ) rx.or tt— B I’SINESH O P C dR Y I NtTIFrt H -P I A N D S F R A U ’K Trailer Park, DRINK STAND with living quar . PIANO T U N IN G A BI PAIRINT, X I (1IF.VH4II.KT II M 1917 ford *50. PA 2 (1*2)1. len Mar * I’la ir, Odrenl W, l~ HARMON Includes Closing Coal ■ I Slatlnnw agon I Bridge Sanford ‘ fh T A 2 42T4 After 3 on p, m 17-111) ATS and M llTDRS 5 0 Ki 1 ,{V 4 n,M>r > 1 1 5 Turn AArxt On 2B lh SSAVKS L 7 Mather of Sanford WILSON - MAIER Seminole Dually LOIS Choice LOTS CHANCE O F A L IF E T IM 7 At bettot thingle two bedroom home to. *ther with TE N E tilS M IL IIK S T L A ID P L A N S near modern tbopping renter. OF M U L jiih I .MLN I! yuil are looking for a bargain Little did the uwnrr dream when (hit i« onr. The total price it he aettled in thu btauttful new only *0.000 09 rath Why not in home a few ahort montha ago ve*ligitr. Would *iand a good that iimitual circumilancra would loan. make it nrce*<*ry for him to R A Y M O N D M. H A M . tell It at ONCE U N F O R TU ­ N A T E L Y lhe*e thing* happen n i \i in it k i n s i n o n When thev do »nme airrt Third St. A Park A'tnuc. South buyer a!w ai» grt* a good buy. Y all Call Rail For a Q U ICK SALE, tbe owner Phone FA 2 3441 haa agrrrd to *rl| thl* lovely Three llf'lruom. Twn bath IIO.Mla S K K K K H S IIOM7. under ttfi wei. wits *b—jt Nearly nrw i BM. UB home In 15490 caab, balance L7.S.S than Country Club Manor, Extra a ip rent elude kitchen atove. apace heat­ 1.0W TERMS No BUT VALUE er and Venetian blind) Screened YES , . S . . S' It hav an porch end rarporte Priced a' I'l.TR A modern all rlertrir JAIfx) wilh $ik5il down and *3-5 Kitchrn .AlJvl) thr ownrr Will monthly including laxr* and in throw- to all h<v tivmg run in In 1*mill i,ir 111**') I |»etMu* In IV.*. autaner. Available now. and one bedroom furniluro In hair eluding NEW T V and a Dr«k la rr I •!■!» «( H l llli lE t i KALiiAUiKOv 'V A Il- Cmtom built 3 BH t tile hath |f *0J are looking for TER M S HL.v I*p*■**»•#ii home with a lovely equipped Thi* i" not your home BUT "tea III I rrJIldta *»a«*l M«* l&i. I lalrna »f l| « lM I kitchen. Modern well furnere, . . if m il ire looking fur QUA II fl Iferter Fiio-r n,*i»l •*•(■ir i yrnetim blind* and awning win 1.ITY at a BA RO AIN. . .CALL phone ) A 2 4177, i , -in-1 ef d iwa. Beautiful haidwood floor* ro1 tJ on I lU i J i n l I" wi**mt I" in at O NCE Uji *1* • ilalm, an-l e*i.,*ni4Only 11.239 down including all vt. ||. ’ ll.IP* S T U M P E R Age«*j « |. , u , ue *llh> e ef ) , ' mat cloaing co*u and 541(a) month fc«. • . . * 1(1,1 tr* r-tal* "f M il! Realtor A Im urrr Ill i.TT |IAU0A{KP>44 WAHIUMv, 1). Immediate poxeiiion At*oe I,aura R Oder. H. E Taffer ri*i-**r-t 1*1* **i I rnuni, i" I nr * molv Ju-ti* -♦C a.rulael*1 Open 'Ion. and Fri. till * P M Arthur F Day E vere’t Harper , x .-.-I.*, oil liln *-#hl ■alPhone FA 2 4(91 t!2 N. Park •to* - r- •-! the urn, *t l*> (if*i Pul-ileation rt ml* o-i|r# gl . *o.j (halt i * H E R B E R T STt.NSTRO.M wi.iina and al.all *i*(a th* xlai* N O TH E RrgiM rrrd Broker „f rrti.l-ii-e ao I r**-vl affir* ad* I N (.ITS If r o o f i n g t i i k . 4 rr>* of <!•* elaloiaM. and ahall LEN RUNEK I,, t,u in in l-o |tio i lain) *-it, hi* I’ ANY la Open l'*r Bu*lne.« U I T T ir , BROADW AY »o-,.» »r altnrn*r, an* onr Viter A flnnrl Khfll Down KEN TO R B ETT , - - d- 101 * it * • file I nrrau«e Of lllne**. V4r ( an •Xill h void. Xvaocialr* , J f; ft* Jr Take (a re Of All Your Roof, Th. FA 2 242* d i .ic u ’ .r >1 let Lav. VVcl 111 N. Park — ing Need* Prumplly, aid T*a!»mant ef llarrlrl llr iiaahook VVarrrn, Furniilied 2 bedroom CB home In Call F A 2-3731 or FA 2 5Mfi fr-*:a*d Cltnil Height* FA 2A030. IM I *x Fak. :• A Uarck 4. 11. 41 Legal Notice I -till l l .t III ILIH N O r o M H V< TORS » — A R TIC LES FOR SALK I “ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SAFE BUY Mercury Trade-Ins 57 WJl NEW RAVENNA PARK H O M ES 63 n,?:vn,nRT * f'lumhiiiK £ Kepuirs $450 Down glatv boat WKI.CDME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD AAe in vite you in be nur g u f * !1* h h »o liilrly fr*9 w itho u t obligation *1 nna of S a n fo rd ’* lending Alnlrln w h ile you lorn If auilnhle housing for you nnd y o u r fa m ily. Pick up y o u r key at l h « Stiles O ffice . Odham & Tudor, Inc. H IU IL E Y T o rn e r lla ry . 17.52 k ODHAM, 27lh 51. Urea. riio n n F A 2-1 SOt M M 348 4 IKmr f| 52 Si. Follow Ununtt y Cluli ltd. K AA’alch For Our Signs , . . U lO t 4 Done M M BNew Tlrea It Rina OPEN D A IL Y low Rate Rank Flnanrmg 9 : on A . M . T i l D a rk - V(«n, lllhrr le w Priced Model* Tn CVlnnaa Front 2:00 |». M. ’Til Dark HUNT Slto&moJuA. Lincoln * Mercury Inc. SFNDAY WO P rlm rlln Conalruclion Co-. Inc. I ll Wrtl 2iih Streei Phone FA 2310J l F A 2 -IM 4 ED HI NT. Sal** Mgr. Home Phone F A 2*6091 �•- r -m wS SfiisSsSF i HOUR l*Mli, ww "H O M E OF 3 ROOM GROUPS On Highway 17 •92 In The Heart ol Casselberry you glad you did tomorrow. A Rattan These Prices Go od For 2 Days — F r i d a y <& S a t u r d a y ! ! SALE STARTS 9:00a.m. FRIDAY MORNING! 3pc Sectional Box Spring & 'Calypso' Lounge Sofas Mattress COM PLETE M cM illan ’s L IN E OP BEAUTIFUL NEW BEDROOM FURNITURE — Complete Suites, Odd thesis- mid dressers and mid beds. All priced to prove to you . . . . McMillans Will Not Be n with nylon cover .95 Only ti to sell at this price Other Kecliners Reduced 20% \ *% Sells Anywhere for $20.00 more .95 Under Sold!! Rediner CHAIRS With nylon covers and foam cushions . . . . You don't believe it ? ? Come and see them yourself. I Beige, 1 Black Famous A small deposit holds your selection Only 2 to sell at this price! MAKES INTO COMFORTABLE BED TOO! LEGS COMPLETE ROOMS OF F U R N I T U R E BUNK BEDS C O M P LET E 89” ON Includes: 1 pc. HK Suit* X Pillow* Itot Spring Mnllrrut 2 pc. I. it Hullo 2 l.iunp* A Step lul.lc I Coffee Table 3 pc. Dinette Suite Includes: Bunk Bed, Mattress, Biinkie Base ladder, Ouard Rail ^M ILLAtfS Whore: Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando on Hwy. 17*92 In The Heart Of Casselberry. FURNITURE CITY Phone Temple 1-4811 �•-F -: ■ Texan Thinks Big; New School Slated And Sure Enough, Jn South Seminole It's Floridaopolis TAM PA (U P I) - A Texas bust nsssmsa says Florida ls * rowing to list that by ItTO k will si most be one bl| metropolitan area. Howrli H. Watson of Datlaa. president of the NaliontI Society of Industrial Hesltors. even had ol 17*92. The Seminole Count) a word for it — "Plondaopolu." Walton, Thursday spots at tba School Board authorised a Hanford firat Florida Industrial Conference architect to design the school yes­ attended by sums VO of Ills terday. Other contracts for addi­ slate’s leading businessmrn. tions and renovations throughout “ All signs point U> intensive in the county were signed with John duilrlal growth.” si id Watson. A. Hurt on IV during tha morning “ Florida will he one of lha session. great matropolitan areas in Mi* RICHMOND. Va. <UPI> — John Final plans were approved for 1370'a. The wont for it is FloridaW. Smith, president of Seaboard new construction on the Midway opou, This It a new concept — Air U n r Railroad, said a derision snd Rosen* aid schools, as well at § statewide metropolitan area.” on the possibility of a merger of renovation of* Oviedo High School. .1 Watson praised Florida for the road with Atlantic Coast Line iinls will be advertised within a gravping its industrial potential Railroad C o , producing a new few days. and exploiting It with conferences Preliminary rail carrier assets _in the ----------- with ------ ---------- plans were approv-. | on a state wide scale. Jhi'icbborhood of 900 million dol ed for Ihr Sew Seminole High jjc warned that “ industry canLars, can be expected this year. School, vocational school and non-1n0, glv ( by rlunate alone,** that In his annual report to slock struction on Crooma Academy. The panning must be continued to let holders, Smith said although no vocational *f*1* ,l W“1 be moved to jiuju, try know It is welcome In definite date has yet hern set for lh« old Sanford Junior High school Florida and will find conditions completion of the merger study |•***, where a one-story building right fur profitable operations now in progress; “ II is expected be renovated The three story “ You've got such a tremendous that the work can be concluded portion now la under demolition. start here that you can't go any­ Now on th# drawing board are dtiring IMO.” where but up,” he said. He said If director* of the two plan* for lop priority eonalruction Sen Spetsard Holland told hi* railroads consider results of the .n other county schools The pro­ conference Thursday night that study favorable, a merger propo­ jects are the result of the 13,200,- although Florida it moving rapid­ s a l “ will be presented to stock­ ooO bond issue passed last year by ly on Industrial expansion, “ we holder* of both roads for their ap­ county residents. arc not building ourselves out of Oviedo High School will get seven proval, and if so approved, to the the tourist buiinc'j.” Interstate Commerce Commission M » t lu tr o a m . an administrative That is unthinkable, he said, suite, storage, toilete and a caIt for Us authorisation.' adding that industry coming to torium. Florida ” 1* clean Industry that The existing school at lake Mary will I* converted into three clasa- does not Impair our attractiveness ruotna, a library, administrative at ■ tourist slate.** A new achoul will l>« built thin year to oerve Cruaelbcny, Fern Park, Tunglewood, and Goldenrod. The South-Seminole Kkmentary School will contain 18 classroom*, enfetnrium, library, atorajre. toilet*, heating and administrative suite. T h e centrally-located site is on the Eastbrook tract, east jla il Merger Study Expected In 1959 Filth In 5 For $5 .fatal To Boy, 17 •uite. ami cafelonum. A large ad litson will include 10 classrooms, ilarage, heating and toilet*. The Oviedo Colored School will gain three clasarooms, storage, toilKANSAS C IT Y . Mo (U P I) — A rla. cafelonum, library and admin­ 17-yrarold boy who drank a fifth istrative suite. of whisky in five minutes on a gl bet was found dead near here early today, the Jackson County coroner's office reported. The body of Jes* C. Lea Jr. was found in an automobile parked in front ot a howling alley In sub urban Raytown, where four youth ful companion* had left him after Mhe lost consciousness. CAIRO (U P I) — Cairo newspap­ Deputy Coroner James M. Latl ers reported today that rebels still mcr said James Ystes. 22. told were fighting government forces in officers he bought the whisky and northern Iraq, hut thal pro-govern bet l-ra amt Harold Barber. 20. mrnl Communists were staging an that Lea could not drink It In a anti-Nasser bloodbath in the rebel city of Mosul. ftvr minute period. After the boy drank the liquor, The Cairo newspaper Ai Sh.ab he passed out. Latimer said, and rarrird reports from Damascus the other* drove him to the bowl stating that casualties in Mosul ing alley where they transferred amounted to mdre than 1.230 dead him to another ear and then went and about 2.<XJ0 wounded Includ­ to Isowl. When they returned ing women and children. Le was dead. One of the group we*'neper AI Ahr am anid notified the victim’s brother, who ..iu-Tiirar tribesmen in the north­ called authorities. ern Iraqi mountains were eonttnNames of the other two youths miif the revolt again* Premier Involved were wilbheld under Mia- Abdel Karim Kassrrn'i govern louri's Juvenile code. They are ment. It said they were bombed 11 and It year* cld and strafed by government plane*. The newspaper AI Akhhar re­ ported in * dispatch from Damas­ cus that Communist* were condueling a campaign of “ unprece­ dented carnage” in Moiul. where tho unsuccessful revolt began. It said Communists broke into LINCOLN. England ll'P Il — tile home ot nationalist supporter* Fellow prisoners were so angered of United Arab Republic President at the »hort sentence given Pat­ Carnal Afolel Nasser arvd killed rick J O'Sullivan for beating hit men, women and children. #-ye,ir-old daughter they lieat him so badly he vfa* sent to Ihe pri­ son hospital, It w*s disclosed to day. A O'Sullivan was sentenced to two W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — Mr*. * months for causing grievo-is bod­ M s t -I p FJsenhnwer dm i cap and ily harm lo his daughter, Norah gov.n Saturday to recrlva her sec­ Inmates of a London prison ond honorary degree from a cob •eiied him while he was *n route lege. to Ihe prison chapel Wednetday The First lady will be awarded night, dragged him Into the lava­ an honorary aheepakln for a fvvetory and mauled him thoroughly, lor of Law* if -St. Joseph'* Col­ lie suffered concussion, shock, a lege. a Roman Catholic school for spllp upper lip and scalp wounds, women at Krnmitst.urg, Md. iTeaOne prisoner, irked at ident F.lsenhower will he a apecta O'Sullivan's perpetual smile, was tor Mra Kisenhower recrised an £ l i i d to have mu'.tifed, “ We'll put honorary degree from the Colorado that smile on the other tide of Women's College In 1!UA In Den his face." ver. Red Purge Leaves Over 1,200 Dead He Beat Daughter, g G o t Short Term; Cons Beat Him Up Mamie To Receive Doctor’s Degree Auto Tag Stolen; Found, With Man Joseph It*' h Surratt, 407H West First St. was arrested for stealing a fM 1' Herns* tag last |Bight The tig was stolen from an auto­ mobile on the Pontiac Used ear lot, 400 West First St. Police officer* found tracks in the soft dirt by Ihe ear. ami later picked up Surratt driving an auto­ mobile with the new tag j&mtfarft Iifrali) * VOL. XLIX a w AM n m KIMDBPRMDIIMT P P i m a w v n a nDAILT v w w WKWSFAPKR o p ip m * T T n iU d IV m b i^ n a a d l U u b l U h i d ~ 1908 l ’a llied Frees In U-rua linesaj diplomat* aliould move forward,* a rrferrnc# to a form of “ dlsrn gagement” which Khrushchev and Macmillan promised to study Macmillan, now meeting with U rti <fd*rm«n l hanrrilor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn, already has assured the German trader that liti ( n r » »r* Kroundlnt (hat any prupitinl "d iifn iiiitrm rn r «uultl leave Wr»l German) defenseless and witluiui promised a t o m i r weapon*. Rut the West German* were re ported still to hive some suspi cions that Britain might be will­ ing to negotiate with Russia at the espensr of either Weal Berlin or Wrst Germany. 10-Year-Old Gels Station 'Command' Squadron Praised For Forrestal Job Mrs. McClintock Dies Early Today Police Grab Five Youthful Vandals $11,000 Offered For M a n ’s Killer Lost Air Missile Giants get* into action Phoenix ia scheduled to arrive here Sun­ day. Corpus Chriatl rhecknl in Tuesday. Folluwmg the opener here with Mobil*. Corpus Chriiti hat thr following schedule: March t». Tulxa it Daytona Reach: March gt), llmulnn at DayIona Bearh; March 22 Mobile at Indlanville; March 23 Phoenix In Sanford; March 24 Omaha in HO. » 6‘ H O N O U T U fUPti A huge1 W A S H IN G T O N ( I 'P l ) — Prvwidont Kiaenhowur wantad bonfire reddened the sky over I Congreisa Unlay thnt the U. S. m ight h»v# to stop up ita mill* Honolulu Thursday n i g h t and ja n ajtsialnnce program ovsnveru becatiaa of the Soviet Milk Commission Asks Rules Change Ceremonies Slated At Groundbreaking Over 150 Donate » A N F O K l),^ > L O R ID A Soviet Expresses Alarm Hawaii Approves Cites Red Threat, At Thought 01 Talk Balk Congress Approval Need For Friends The S o v i e t Union expreesed there was dancing an.l singing in alarm today that the Western the rain dampened streets to cel-; Allies might refuse lo nrgotiale on ^ approval of the hill m .kthe Berlin crisis. ICtw^ lh, 30th state tsvestis, official Soviet news­ * Wh'1' «^'* »n d s squirmed their paper, accused Ihr West of trying to solve the Ucrltn crisis with **•* through crowds In Waikiki In ' *»*<** hrrr arvmnij the l«l«n«l (snk* instead of the negotiations !hr |v|jnm*d frillv llin , wanted by the Russians. The mags line “New Times” re­ l'lh*'r Ihou»»nds^ c l o g g e d the strt’eti and highw*)* with their ported fear* America will dt* autos at sightseers, making it courage British Prime Minister Impossible for other thousands lo Macmillan’* negotiation plans dur­ resch their dritinsllons to Join In ing till Washington visit. the fun. It said Uarmillian’s visit to Military planes and helicoplers Moscow introduced s positive a* ftrvr over Waikiki dropping mutli perl to Fast-West re tali,ms and eoloretf flares ships offshore fired that "unquestionably there are off statehood salute* Huge aearrh grounds” for fe»rs the “ viewpoint light* stabbed through the sklr*. nf op|Ksncnta of negotiations would Tiling* wrte * bit too o rd e rly predominate.” noisy enough, but U licked Use Both livrstia and the Commu­ Mardi lira* spirit somehow. Pets nist Party newspaper P r a v d a pi* seemed to lie out and ahoul hailed Ihr Fast Herman trip nf because it was the thing to do. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev Maybe It was because there were as showing the Soviet wanted to more proplr driving around look negotiate a solution. TA1J-AHASMFF (U P li — The ing than those who were getting Isvcila added that U u i l i l “ propose* that the armie* of both slate Milk Commission today out and doing something The rains may have had some­ York Manufacturing Co. will sides should withdraw and their voted 4 1 to ask Ihe n ril l-rglsla ture to eliminate Hi authority to thing to do with shackling en break ground for ita new plant to­ control price* Ihe housewife must thusiaim nut lo trur Hawallans morrow at 10.30 a m. the light showers and misty skies pay for her milk. Turning the first thus el will he Mrs. Julius l-evy of Chicago. III., It a n the second vote on lbs wne a g o o d omen. Anything pro|»isal. AI the last meeting, the launched under such conditions, mother of owner Sam Levy. The invocation will lw given by vote tied 3 3. wtlh member Robert lo them, augurs well. Carter absent. ■ Chaplain William C. Fuller of Sanford N iva l Air Station. ExCarter'* vole todey pissed the preted for the occasionare Tcn )(. , rol(l ,.ynn M cRobcrts motion and Ihe rrrommrndation Charbe Morrison and John Kri Lionel A Arthur will he sent to the la>gi>laturr Now. the Commission doesn't .h r of the Chamber of Commerce. „ * , ; , U riU l a. command •rut idhaF muni* and Min city rilv dlgni ti l tffit ... and other county mg officer of ihe Sanford Neval control any retail prices, having decided two years ago not to tar lea. Air Station. The new factory will be built by Lynn’s first make U-lietc order exercise II* control. Hut the per­ Carroll-Danicls Construction Com­ was one that would endear her missive law remained on the Heavy Alta, k Squadron Five has pany between HarCar Aluminum to all Sanford Navy, if it could htarks. and Allen of Orlando on Highway have been effected. Stic declared Chairman J. Hrailcy Odham at been ruin mended for its success­ Sanford said he was afraid unless ful deployment aboard th« USS 17*2 Friday ari all hands holulay Furirstal hy Vice-Admiral C lirFred K. Oweiu, editor and pub­ Lynn is a Brownie Smut from (he auUiosity to control retail enre Fkstrom, Sixth Fleet Comlisher of Fishing Tackle Trade Troop KM . A i |iart of ihe tiiri pm r* was ebminalvd from the maixler. News, hae been in Sanford visit­ Scout wr*^ citlrmihlp program, law, future commissions might Th* mravagr pursuvJ the Savage reinstate control*. ing V -k 3*m fiK turing. OWcne one . it * ach troop la taking Farller. the Commission set up Sons of Sanford as they wingrd U working >in a featurv (lory toe the >ftue i't i7 federal, state. a special committer of memlw-ra their way home aft, r six mouths h is nationally resd publication tuumy >wJ cj() in the Mrdllrrianrau The tu t? about the landing net company and Following change of command and industry rtprr-enUUvei to “ A well done lo a lop notch and work out a plan to end retaii Sanford. ceremonies, l.ynn sal at Ca pt. professional squadron You have Thcp ubtUher and his wif- tell Arthur’s desk for photographer* price wars •met tiaal *11 a JII la.la aai m if • I >lull si i> lerts Stt in an nulstanding Sanford yesterday for Miami. Then she was taken on a rook’* manner and have maintained a Owen* will return nest week for tour of tiie station. high xtale of readiness under all fishing on the SI. Johns Itlvi-r Tin- young Brownie rspresseil conditions, despite some material The public is Invited to the particular interrat in the aviation prnhtrms which were beyond your groundbreaking Ceremonies luel storage tanks, aa she visited control. Come lurk and fly for the station library, firehouse, Mr* Clara MrClln’.'irk, M. dird us again Good lurk. Kkitrurn ” swimming pool and airrraft lines suddenly at 6 a tn. Inslay. The tail of VAH 3 men arrived Lynn was acrompsnlrd by her Horn Aug 10. IM3, in Council early thia morning at Itamry mother, Mrs W, K Mrlloberti, Bluff. Neb . she rame lo Sanford i u Id ( 'apt. James Haulage, com­ and Mrs G. II Roliertson. Troop in 1920. She resided at IS20 West mander Heavy Attack Wing line, Police arrested five young van­ lui leader and wife nf Cdr First St She was the wife of the said, "I'm sure there's not a man dals yesterday aftrr two of them Robertson of VAH II. Lite W. It. McCIlntnrk. alive, who hain't lira id of Ihe were caught brraking into a house •Survivor* include one sister. riploita nf Five.” at 1401 Williams Ave Mu Ilex Packard Daytona The two hoys, 9 and tl. put the Reach, and four cousins xi » i C* J "finger” on three others who had Funeral service* will tw at 2 30 I N O V y M 0 I 1 r i n d S been joining them In a ransacking u m. Sunday in flrisson Funeral ■ . *• s i* •• '^ r i l v h l m r re-mried the incident TAM P A (U P I) - The reward j|„„1e. \)r )■ Stewart llrm ly of U, poller, who arrived m lime to, °" l 7. ? ,h<* <'h ri,,l',r, S '1' " " O iurrh will JACKSONVILLE (UPD — A \iction of the klllrr of Uernirdo officUtr lake Ihe I* , * In hand. They admit'live" air lo »lr missile which a n stood ai ItI.OUO Burial will follow In Oaklawn led entering lha house •■several ariPlentall) fell from a Navy Memorial Park time*.’’ )>-t plane March 4 hat been re Friend* and member* of his covered, tiie Navy said today. family added tf.ODO lo the fund Knt, Clem Purnell of nearby Thursday to aid In the arre Mure (hen f>n donor* gave blood the gunman who ambushed the SANTA MONICA, Calif. l l ’P Il— Cecil Field Naval Air idalmn to the Klk’s Club Blood Bank yes­ wealthy produce dealer *1 hit Dick Powell, teenage crooning came across the weapun Thursday home early Monday. Idol of Ihe l».u>« turned actor and while conducting a private search terday afternoon The concent rated drive was Meanwhile, police still sought a Iirrrtor. was in St John's llospl of his own A demolition tram termed "highly aueeetaful by j motive for Ihe gangland style tal today for treatment for bron ' from the loral naval air station Ralph Wight III. I recovered Ihr pioje:tile ami re murder. ' rhitlt. | turned U lo Cecil Field. ,, J Powell In Hospital Sanford March M, Tulsa in Dayton* Beach; March a). Phoenix In Sanford; March 30, (liana nooga in Sanford; March it, Chattanooga In Winlrr Garden April I, .Mtnt.rapolia In Sanford; April 2, Mobile in Indlanvitlr; A,in) 4 m IU1 (n Sanford. April s Mobile in Indtanvillr April b T u | „ ln sanf-rd April 7. Mnliilr ln Sanford; April a, Phoenix in Sanford Haven; April 2, Chattanooga at -ir.ford. April 3, Minneapolis at infnrd. April I, Corpui L'hriill at Sanford; April S, Roehet'cr at allford; April 7, Omaha at Day!l,n* Reach. April I, Corpus Chrlall at Sanford: April 9, Bnchealer at Daytuna Beach; Af,rtl l0* *l Sanford and Corpus Chrlsll at San Officials Slate Special Meeting Phoenix will play 14 games here, five away. Following the opener Friday 1 gainst Roc healer, the Arison* squad meet* the follow City Commissioner* were to ing: meet in tpe-rial sessions at 4 p. in klareh 21, Minnrapolia Ui Rc ___ ville; rights of way for Slate Road ______a proposed __ ___ ____ (oday _____ lo discuss devel 44 weal to the Interstate. 427 l-ano, March 22. Minnca|<olu in (,-,mint on (arm property at Melfrom Altamonte to Orange County S.infotd March 23. Corpus Christ! (unvil|. Celery and locust Ave*. bn*: bridge arms* the Kronlat- m Sanford; Marih 23, Mlnmapoli*!n „ i iitt|0n to the development chee and rigid*of way for eon |in Sanford: .March 26 I**lout ion tn dimiaaion. Chimmitaloner* ’ were necimg 413 and U ! Sanford: March 29, Corpus rpvjew put xnrisii Chtivli rrview the sislui ttalua of annevalMi. annevalkm. All should lie under contract m Sanford March 29, Minneapolis j ,, ,ticeling was lo tie held in Ihe this year, Kridrr said at Del.and; March 311. Omaha in manager's office, Commissioner* added anoliier Sanford April I. Chattanooga at Winter secondary project; thr straighten ing snd rebuilding of SR 427 from Cinder's Corner to Altamonte Spring*. Seminole sui Alaj. Donald L. faxgeruig. in a request for 'die Improvement I'S A F , will be Ihe featurml apeato of State Road 4« weal. | Rehearsals will resume Monday *1 Moodar at the Sanford Rotar/ Rolfe Davis, dlalrirt ehairman night for Ihe Hanford Male thorn*, Club luncheon. said, “ We are very conxcioua of The group will meet at H p. m. in Maj. I/iegering la the euff in that project and hop* lo gel it |the Civic t'enler, under the direc- formaliema iernce* officer fur the in th* budget." Th* new highwajr 1lion of Harry Weir. Weir has been 221*1 Combat Hupixsrt Group of would Join y . g. 441 m lake confined to his home with a rata of SAC at McCoy Air furce Base, Orlando. lOUfilfi lUJolpt. County Makes Strong Plea For Bridge Seminole County Comraitsionera traffic death* ami many arcivlenu were a^med with "big slicks” yes­ The traffic count revelled that to 1,000 ra n rro*aterday when they made their last year primary requests to the State ed Monday through Saturday. On Sunday, th* count Jumped lo 4,Road Department. The Commlinon asked for a 000 Road Board Chairman Jo* Grot new bridge to replace the narrow was noncommittal, but wooden span on State Road 413. egut The one way atrurture I* a bid- Commission Chairman John Knd O tlcncck on the Sanford New Smy­ er said this morning, “ I think lha bridge ha* a very good chance rna Beach highway. Victor Hutchins, general man of gelling in th* budget.” Grolegut promised that the four a.ier of a lightweight aggregate plant that hope* to locate east laning of West Firs! St. weal to of the Ottcrn bridge, said that the Interstate would be a part of present condition* would nereiab next year's budget If eootraeta late a longer I rucking route as are not let Ihl* year Secondary road projects tub concrete carrier* would not ha able to utilise tho west bound high­ iniUrd lo th* Road Department will com* under lha fl million way. Commissioner* emphasised tl *t bond Issue Included were Sanford wtlh* bndga bad caused numerous, Asa. trom Geneva Ave. iu u iik Ict S T o A T . M A R C H 13, T9M> Ike Asks More For Military Aid Spring Training Games Start Tuesday The first exhibition game by Giant farm tram* In Sanford wdl be played Tuesday. Kicking off the apring schedule vsill be Corpus Chriatl, Tex., and Mobile, Ala. The Texans will play 13 garnet In Sanford, seven games away, Carl Hubbcll, Glanta' farm club director, said today. On* wrek from today, Phocnia merle Rochester, Minn . here as th* (Ia s i AAA tram of th* f Rotary Will Hear Chorus To Resume Air Force Major Sessions Monday thnrMt , y Kurupn. Hi* Htuteniunt wua c m iU ire tl in an urgent meeisaire to Congrtnsa a|i|Huililtg for approval of hia $3,930,000,000 m u ­ tual security program he tha fiscal year. tUacnhowrr told Congress Rus­ sia's ihts-at might requite an lacres«e in his budget request for n, in mitltsry aid for 1 V\ I S t l ’ l t llt -N 1 OW II fiscal 11*6*< starting July 1. ftU.K C ITY . Fla. <UPI> - A Kisenhosi-r said rr|-eatedly that small tw liter akipprd through money fur mutual securtly is foil/ town Thursday rauaing aomr dam­ a* necessary aa funds for U. ■. age but no Injuriee. armed (urns if lha U . 14. it to maintain the strongrsi jxvaalU* al­ lies against the ' perilnua ronsaNKW YORK (U P li Stock* quencea" of fvovtel and Communist rclehrati-d Friday the ISth with bloc expansion. an advance that carried indust­ “ Without the tU tuglh at our rials to a new all time high. Alllea” he i«*l, “our nation would he turned into an armed camp and our people eubjccli-d to a qq heavy draft and an annual cost of NORWICH. Conn (UPI>— The many billions of dollar* shoes our Norwich Ski Association postp<>n. present military huilgel." Kisentiower said the Communist ^ scheduled marling TTiuraday night. Too much mow. challenge to Ihe free world was “ broad and dcep-*nd wdl remits *o for tome liin*.1* The grareit danger to America, FALLAIIASR Kt: <U P li - Flor kia jobless payments dropped he (aid, lira In Ihe possibility of S.Vn0.kt>4 in February, an Indication dieaitrous evasion of (h* “ realities of 1WW." of better businen conditions. lie listed tfirse “ realitiea" as: T h r fro* world is confronted by wrlt-equippeil, standing armies dl W ASHINGTON l U I ’l ) — Tti* more than g.MO.txg) men uf tb* So­ tclaral tax collector lias officially viet Union, lommumai China aad recognued Ihr lowly trrmlta as in Iheir aalellUr*. Indriiendeiit nathoi* emerging imom* tax deduction. Irom colonial ttalua are “ fired with . . , aaaloue isaUmialua** NFOSHO, Mn (U P I) - I.*pr* which could lw harmful. Cummuniam, a “ fantasue *o» rhauns officially will hav* the ajurary,” m 40 year* hat aeitfli run of ihr city on St Patrick's control of more than a Hurd at lha Day March 17. earth's pupulatkei. News Briefs Stocks Celebrnto 'J’ Much Of It Jobless Pay Lower Termite ‘Deduction’ Leprechauns Okayed Marsh all 'Unchanged’ W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) — «*n George C. Marshall “*p*nt another good night and hi* enodtllon ia unrhanged.'* Waller Reed Army lloapl"il said today. B e n e fits Concert Scheduled By Chancel Chior BUI O liliy e d * W AH H IN U TU N (U P I) lh* House Commerce Committee to­ day passed a hill boosting retire mrnl and unemployment benefit* for railroad worker*. Tiie Fust I'reahyterlaa (tiancaf Clxur will present Ha annual Kalb crude all tnusie service at 7:30 pv in. on Palm Sunday, .March 2A Ihr Rev. A. G. Mclntii* announced today. Tiie presentation tliia year wfl ho “ T)te Passion end Hcturreriioq Of Our lord,” and as in pad W ASH IN G TO N (U P I) — The years, will be under th* direction Army SeJrrlion Hoard (oday rec­ of Mr*. Georg* Touhy, minister at ommended Maj. John Kitanhowrr, inu|jc" (hr Pri sklent'* ton, for promotion 1I Using pais*tn of Scripture •• to lieutenant colonel .the basis of (he tl<u>, tho choral L t Col. Eisenhower? A u l r u L’ l n c f i n n D i n n c r o 2\!>K> l i l t C l l o n L i m n g c MARIANNA (U P li — Jackvin County Rep. J . Troy Peacock ■aid today he will ask the lapis U:ure lo set the date of (he first Iiemucratir primary in Florida back In May. Man Of Few Words will sing nliw anthems to tell talc of tha tuffering, cnicifuioa and resurrection of Chrirt and lllg arknowledgnient ax Saviour. Mr*. Touhy will play two pra* -<idc* and the offertory on th* oiv .an and several of the choir mem* hers will have tola portions uf lha anthem* in Ihe hour of niusia. The public la invited. um. EUR EKA, Calif (U P I) — Walter Mosley, who dird last week, wai a man nf few words, evtn in his will leasing hi* *173,000 eslale to his sister It rrad: ” 1 will to Ann Three young children were seri­ Mosley the works." ously burned Wedneaday night when Heir trailer home -as 1 itro rd by flame* In south ftemlYOKOSUKA, Japan (U P I) — nnle County, The children were admitted to U. S. 7th Fleet commander Vice Adm Frederick N. Klvett* an­ Orange Memorial Hospital Cam* nounced today that U. S and He- »f th# fire was an exploding oA public of Korea force* would con healer, according to Sheriff* Dep. duct a combined amphibious uty L. J. Krii. Fifth Dirtricl postmasters will The trailer ua* located within 30 training exrrrlac In April. t, y t u n d a y in Rockled 'e feel of the orange County line, Field fepn ii-nlalives J. A Watts near Adams Inn and K I. Sale) are expected to lw present, as are Inspector* Dol| ho la ir and a lltUe warmer HalurHackney and C K Moon. Picrro Manufacturing Company to­ Flection of district officers will day. High foviey *4 fo *3. l>e held. Postmaster J. B Jor.ca night 41 to 4h. .Mostly northwester­ will hold an ojwn house tomorrow and Mrs June* of Oviedo will at- ly winds a Pi IS mile* per hour to­ from 2 4 p. in. In Hie now plant at Pecan Ave, and Fourth St. day and tonight. tend. 3 Children Burned As Heater Erupts Exercises Planned Postmasters Plan Meeting Sunday Weather Open House Slated Jaycees Seek Reform Of U. S. Taxes Tea reform, lax reevaluafon and a change in the tax itructui* are (he wishes of many Ameri­ can*. T i t is like the weather. Every,,oe **• ^ *» J 1** * **— xantil now, T ie Jayirea have accepted the challenge Tiiey are getting tlgn* lure* (rum all over Ihe country Already, more than two million people hav* signed petition* ask ing for Ihe reduction id govern mrnl expenditures and a program at tax reform. Florida Stela chairman at the project ia Art Harris, NanlonL Harris, and loral ehairman Car roll Burke, rrprrtenl the U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce. Inspired by a talk wKh Mika Graval, Paul Revere ot Project Taa Keform. the focal m*a have entered th* program with anlhusiairn. Gravel, who haila from Anchorage, Alaska, haa visiled 23 state* and covered more then 13.viO miles on the project. H r will return to Sanford March 23 to gather up Ui* petition* and lake them to Washington, where they will be preset.led April 13 to Coltgrea* Gravrl etall must cover the rest of th* statra within th* neat few weeks Behind him, he leave* an armful af petition*, explanatory literature and dedicated tax refor­ mist!. Mure than I.OUO signatures are needed from .Seminole County. AD rlvtr and social clubs are being contacted; business firms era aooperaltng. Volunteer! may tail Burks to help Jn securing name*. Goal of U. I . Jay cees la a signsfor every yard at ground across the U. S. T h li mean* I# 2IKI.0QO names, with 00 rrpeata. Under the pr<-t«ni lax structura, the average man works longer each day lo pay Ids taaea than for any other single item. Of each eight hovr day, bo worka two hour* and 23 minutes to pay taaea as compared to one hour and 3» minutes for food, 1me hour and 23 minutes for .‘sous­ ing. 17 minutaa for clothing, 48 mrnutri fur transportation, 14 min­ utes for medical cars, *> minutaa for rscrsaUoQ and M minutaa fct all Oher. T h a local Jaycwa ehairm an M g bars an opportunity to **• ft* facet of Congressmen when MM petitions are wheeled Into tha Houaa. Tha man whose town geld lha moat signature*, on a pen­ ce nt agr bails, w ill go lo Washing­ ton with UraveL \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 12, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 12, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/32c9397a37fb12de81729e76e6099165.pdf e41bf62e68f2af8bb50d3778721a9162 PDF Text Text I 4 * ..:___ c_ 1 ; ' . . ■ < . V •- 3? --V): i ■ W : ■• * West Berliner Proposes Running Reds' Blockade * » 5 . B E R L I N ( L 'P I) — W e * Berlin'# cd tem porarily the job nf admin Deputy M a > o r F ra n i A m re h n h n litering W eat B e rlin * city affair* • aolulloo K lh * Fast G erm an* in the absence of Mayor Willy toy to atop an Allied B e rlin con­ Brandt, w ho 1* on a world tour. voy. D on 't talk. J u it ra m the And hia dialika for tha Commuthrough. The R u u ie a e niita i* h **e d on Juit aa tough a line a* B ra n d t'a . w o n t ahoot. TM» straigh t talking member of Tho 44ye»r-oM Am rehn inheritChancellor K o n ra d Adenauer a C h riilU n D em o cra tic Party m ake* no attempt to hide the depth* of the tria l* to which ha le,level Weat Ber|ln w in be plunged M a y 27. On that data, he firmly ex,-arts the B u n io n * to catry out their 1= Quotable Quotes threat to turn Weat B e rlin ’* •««m unicatloni lifeline* over to the Com m unist B u t Germ an*. He doe* not deny the Soviet ultimatum again*! W ait Berlin a l­ ready la having it* affect, but ha • ay* the city emnot ha caught unprepared. f o r many month*, long before Soviet Premier Nikita Khruihc h e v 'i announcement tail Nov. 27, Weat Berlin haa been laying up flock*. The laat puMic figure* ware that 300 million dollar* worth of rste n lis! mpplle* already had baeo etortd b a r* a g a in * K m poolibllity of a blockade. And that figure haa been lncrea*ed veitly aince. Weat B e rlin plan* Include any avantualily and M 1* eetimatad tha pity a an live wtthia MaeU six to eight month*. "O f eourae." A m rahn aay», "n o on* ran ba aura that the Ruitlana won't ahoot if tha Allica chooae to IgtMra aa attempt to hah their convoy*." " B u t , " ho said, “tot will ahoot only If they already have made up their mind* to do an" Low Prices Top Value Stamps SenatorProbablyWas PlayingHookey •i j Halted I’re** International N IC O S IA , C yp ru a — C o L George Brlvaa, leader of the G rach under­ ground on Cypru*. reporting h* would laava Ibt i»land now that an W A S H IN G T O N ( L T D — Sen ' It I* tad to report, howrver, agreement for an indr pendent C>- Kenneth H K e a tin g ( B N . Y.) Is that whrn t.’icy were leaching rud y n i i had been reached: an eminent law yer, a war hero Im enlary phyilca in h igh achool *1 have done my du ty." and brigadier general, and a p o - , the dittinguiil rd senator from HoHtlcal grn iu a w ho got elected to ' c h e itrr m m l have tn-en out playL A F A Y t T h , ln«l Atom ic Kn- the Senate at a Republican at a ing hookey. g rg y Camm ia*ioncr W illa rd F . ||m< when It looked like nobody Kratinf, who wa* a mem ber of U b b y telling r • the d an g e r* ol but D e m ocrat* could win election t <* llui.v for 12 ye a r* before Id* radioactive iallout over thousands Cfaduuliim to the Seriate last No to anythin::. Of *<guara tnllei iollowing a nuclear v ember, like all ex House m em ­ b er* probably find* the rarefied ••Jt Would ba hataidou* to Ide to a ir til the Senate hard to take ai •lay out In the open for m ore than a regular thin* Anyw ay, he can't m hour." re list going back to the House now and then, W A S H IN G T O N ~ A K L - C IO So 'here he wav. in the role P te n d e n l Georg* M cany calling on C H IC A G O ( U P I ) — Chance* are of expert wltnei* beforr the Q o o g ra M to vote a bold new cun House Space Committee, ol which gtnictioo program for h o in a *, your »t*le’» la n e * will go up this he once wai * member. school*, road*, airport* and hospl- year, a cco rd in g to the Commerce He » a i arguing, most p<riusto ll d#»pite claim * *uch a program Clearing Houve. • I'e ly , He nerd for quick worW w ould ba Inflationary: Tl>e national reporting authority "T h # raat danger of D>(laU<n on tax and business taw x*i<t nrrcem rnl on control of space. Would coma if we rnntin c to nr a stale by-state *urvey *bow* that H r said this might to he a lot Iba nation'* housing nrn!a 11 itatea are thinking of raising e a iie r now than It writ be after •ad permit prtient th o rta gci to their gaioline tax hy oie to two aggravated." cent* a gallon New Y o k. in fact, has already done *o N E W Y O R K - B r n . John L. MeYou m ay also pay more for rl C lallan (D -A rk .l charging that the garetlr* In 11 d a te * One In (wo toatablllty of tha U. S. Su p rrm t rrnt* m ore per park. If pending Court th re itrn * our republic: bill* are p a ire d In thoie itatr*. "M o r e than a doren d ru a io n i A rlron*. U tah. Illlnoli. South Warrant aeverait e ritic iim ." C H IC A G O ( L P I l - If you live flekot* and W aihlngton want to hike tlielr sale* tlx r»le while In Nebraska, New H am p sh ire or N E W T O B K — ('apt. Andrew M * i»rliu»ett*. N r h r *i* a a id Ore Texa*. you're o rr of the vanish­ | U c K « lla r, aklpper of the liner ing hrtrtl of A m e rica n * who pay ion are co nsid ering the Ides of Mary, telling of the AH antllevying ta le * taxes for the first neither * retail **te * tax nor a whleh delayed hit f l ip 17 broad haird stale incom e tax. and did m inor d am a ge to time. The federation of T ax Adm ini­ The su rv e y a lt " showed Uial of the •upcrilrurture: strator* reports that .V) ita tei now Michigan. Booth Dakota. T e n . * W # got off very light. N o crockW aihlngton and W rit Virginia tax Individual In ro m r* and 33 * 1 w a* broken." are proposing brand new income have a sales t*x, although only lax iyite m a. The passage of lulls IN hate both ■ O U T H A M P T O N . En g la n d D ie FTA ilto reiunted up 35 in these atate* would rai»e the l a d y N nra Docker com m enting on ita te i with a tax on corporate In number of *la te * taxing inrom r W e tha ft Of fjsn.onn in jewelry rom e It iild every state* taxes tow n ■ rata hidden underneath the to 3*. the C C H noted. In addition, several itatei plan gaioline and motor v r h lr t r * arid t a g of their Rolla-Royc* fo r safe­ that all but Virgin ia. Oregon, keeping whit* ahe dined with Kir to make d rin k in g and gam bling North Carolina, Colorado and more e xpensive while five — Bernard: California maintain tobacco tax­ Georgia. T r n n c **c r, Montan*, (lino • W a took the jewelry with u* es. l a r i n i a we thought it w ould ha and O kla h om a — want new *oft A * for liquor, the 47 itatr* drink laxea. •afar than laavlng It hom e." where «*le» are legal— Oklahoma and Sliuiit.ppl are both " d r y " — all levy a tax on each bottle. Most Stales Plan '59 Tax Increase i ii *4 1 .. •: i 4 Three Slates Hold Line Of Two Taxes i R RA Z Z0 F M M M tB C L E A N E D • B A N D E D • Pi H I M l C D Tile Expertly I Done TEKRAZZO WORK OF Al.l. KINDS. E rr* Eatim atM — Call Ha! SEMINOLE TERRAZZO 10fi N. Myrtle FA 1-7*21 H ardw are & OILDINO ki 4 FI. STEP |.ADDERS .............. *1,75 5-Pl. ••FI, 7 F1. ••F t. *5.9,. *7.15 *S.Ht *9.50 1,ADDERS I.ADDERS ......... LADDERS ................ LADDERS QUALITY LADDERS B. EDW ARDS BUILDERS SU PPLIES WE (JIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 903 W. 3rd SI. FA 2-789K Steel Plentiful N E W Y iiltK ( U P I I - The atcel industry’ thie year bat the rapt city to provide t.bM pounds of raw steel for every person In the continental V S The ateel would eom r (nun furnaees that operate in Vt out of the 4!i .tales M ILK 3 35' Deep South Pure Apple s a l m o n « -3 9 ' White Arrow 0^ JELLY * 29 BLEACH * 3 9 c FRYERS FLA. or GA. GRADE "A" DR. to DR. LB. WHOLE N E W Y O R K ( U I ’D — Arthur H GoeUe, 57. president of the Wealern Fle rlrtr T o . died of • heart attack M onday at the com pany'* office*. Limit S i'icuao At Thin I’rico B A S T O R A N G E , N. J. ( U P I 1 Alartk Alien, 76. who t* credited with designing the trench coat, died Monday at hia home here. Asians Get ‘Word* On Berlin Issues H C F F A M ). N. Y . tl P I 1 — W. J. Milligan of Orchard P a rk caus­ ed quite a stir in the E r ie C’otmly auto bureau w hrn he bought IU.S9 registration plate* fur his r a r s — a i »j 9 S r a r t motnrbuggy and a 1911 S lo d e lT Ford. Ir Deaths W EST P A L M B E A C H , Fla. L O S A N G K t.K S ( U P I ) — Mr.. (H IT : lands Haler, 75, builder Eleanor lloo.evelt nay a .he b». and philanthropist, died on Sunday H rve . Ad 111 Stevrna.in I* "'th e in G u d Sa m a rtia n Hospital her# lie.I we mu Id have" a * the Dem ­ after a short llin e n . ocratic P arly'. IPfin pre.ldential nominee I 'l l l l . A D E I . P I I I A ( U l’i i - D o n " I f Stevenson ra n ru l tie pre.i- aid S. M a rilrid e . *5, president of dent— and he would have to he the Am erican t'e n irn t Corp , died honrxtly drafted at the rime <if Monday at Jefferm n Hospital. the ronientinn— I would rather he In accirtary of .tale," the former first lady .aid over the weekend at a new. rnnfeienrr, D o They Still R u n ? Special This Week Only STEP STEP STEP STEP ALL Eleanor Backing Stevenson Aqain the H uulana, o r even fee Am eri cam, land a m an on the moon with a flag and maybe • gun Kratlng la id International law now L that each nation control* the “air apace" over It* territory He laid nohody know* where this quit* and where "outer *p a re " itartf. U nlet* an agreement on this 11 made, he said people may start extending their air apace toward the star*. And this i* where he ran into trouble. "Because of the curved aurfeee of the earth,” he and. "the extern sion would produce an inverted rone which would grow bigger and bigger. At some point theae cones would uverlap and more Han one atate would be occupy­ ing the same a ir space." As any space-minded school boy could h»ve told him. *nd t * Rep J*me» G. Fulton ( R Pa ) did tell him, this w asn 't rig.it. "A t on* tim e ." said Fulton, drifting and d iiie c tin g with radial line* a reasonable fa n im il* of a globe, " I wa* going to be a iclenlist and a m ath teacher. I don't believe the gentleman 1* correct in la yin g the cone* would everlip "The idea Is not original with me," replied Keating. “I picked It uo from a acientiit.'' Fulton, ohvloualy entertaining the hope this scientist wa* on# working for H i* other lid*, eg. pUInciJ that perpendicular linei drawn from variou s points on the rs rlh 's rurved surface would d i­ verge rather than meet. B E R L IN I U P I 1- Weat Berlin Mayor W illy Brandt said Sunday night he had found many A lie n traders on hi* racent tour of the Far East w ho were Impressed with Soviet demands to make Berlin a free, d em lliu rila d city "Many were astonished when 1 rxpUined the .Novlet L'nkin’* true aims," Itrandt said In 1 radio ad drra*. He said he wxptained that If the Soviet proposal* wera accapied, Soviet troop* ‘‘Could squeele the city like one squeetr* eat a lemon." News about the New Rockets! GEORGIA PEACH SLICED BACON-45 HOT SAUSAGE 39 CAN. BISCUITS&39 C O P E L A N D M ild or PILLSBURV Sweet or Buttermilk “ ----r~*T * ■ a *ir,e ^ .M-x MORTON FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN A TURKEY SOUTHERN BELLI FROZEN DEVILED CRABS 5 7 9 ' PIES 4 Mae EACH 3 9 ' ROLLS i I V ■yinarwe.etow ia '.v o t o 0 0 ^ 0 0 — HPN j hiht-flavored PHILLIPS .BILK OF MAGNESIA Taste* *o ctoen and refreehlna— end r * eaeditile at the seme price a* r**ulerl r m MBMKWHl BVIMMK ■ MOM M A I-H am is Old*, mobile'* braelh-Uking "Lin* t look" beauty at ite lawaet prion. Tho Dynamic M 3-Door Sedan puto big-car comfort and new "Glide' Ride within May reach of cortconadoua buyer*. Beet r rm of nil: iU cpiriDd Rocket Engine b equipped w i* looo-O-Wey , -now 2-stage automatic choke tar Improved fuel ecooomyl See your local authorieed OidemobOe quality dealer. H a l *how you how easy it to to atop tap lo en Old# Dynamic 88 2-Door Sedan—the Rocket that *to your pocket! OeMat, MewrW to«*OH I* nheee he- C W HOLLER MOTOR SALES ■h i<w rw. n a t m J FOR MERITA IKOZIN CLOVERLIAF FARKIRHOUSE or FARKlnriOUSt MORluN FROZEN APPLE to CHERRY FRUIT Large Family $4 00 i v r. HOOD FAMOUS It 33" Bleach oi13^ 4 3 ^ HOOD LIQUID STARCH "13/ - 36/ �Reds Have Secret, •r i. u Behind Bars; Two flikita Flies Home Stolen Cars Found l nito«l l’r n » Inernutional An escaped pri*onrr from (irur Suvltt Premier Nikita Khrishchev prepaied today to ;u ,mie a cir ,i n,, Civic Con fly home from Berlin to Moscow with the draft of a »epar- irr last night and wit arrested in ate pence treaty for E ast Germmy in hi* pocket. Apopk* > ahort time liter. offi H e «U« claimed "full nyrreemfnt" with the Hast German ci*D “ id. Communists on u secret plun f<r joint action to push th e Jamei Funderburk, a . escap ed from the Meriwether Prison West out of Berlin if East-W est negotiations fail. An official communique annuuncin s the re iu ll of lui t ilk t with K i l l G erm any t K rd bottrt w as expectM toon. It w it expected to re itile H r unyielding Com m unist aland u«t tterhn but not mention the leerrt p iam for joint action against the W elt. The W e il reject! the id e i of turning W o t Berlin into a "fre e City " and no apparent c o flc o iiu n i by the Com m unist leader change that m uallon. Report* from Paris raid *ome difference* remained U-tween the b e n c h and British appruache* to me B e rlin crisis, but all l| » k c imen in titled the baiie W eilern itand w a i the fame. The P arti report* *aui die W e*l alto w a i generally agreed on a m id -M a y forrign m in u ter* meet­ ing with the Soviet Union and poa ■ h ly a lUmm it conference later in the lum m er. But none of the Alltel » u pre­ pared to accept the Soviet-dictated M e n d * for tuch a m eeting— Berlin bnly. The West wanla a full E u ro ­ pean settlement dUeuM ed includ­ ing the Germ an question. d isa rm s merit and other related topiea. Flight Personnel Cf Squadron Due Pilot* and crew i of the Savage Sin* of Sanford were to arrive at Himey Field thia afternoon at 3 0 .it) and ruuniy officials were to Jon dependents in a gala recep tin for the Heavy A ttick aqua dr in. 'A H i deployed to the Mediterruiean last Auguat aboard HM­ D S F o m a ta i. The giant aircraft carrier it to dock in Norfolk eatly tomorrow morning. starting tomorrow at 6 p m 190 men and officer* from VA H 3 will be airlifted by cargo plane* frott Norfolk to the Sanford N » **l A ir Station. S im ila r wel cone borne celebration* are plan­ ned for them. I nofflcial word h a * It that thia aftirnonn plane* will coni* in a fou-th man. The A 3 D normally eart am * the pilot, bombardiernavigator and third crewman. The passenger if carried on gueat hoi*, or *1 time* when getting hone l u t it Uppermost in every m in 't mind. la s t night an advance V A H 3 plane landed at Ram ey Field, <* w The Am erican Legion will cele­ e a rn in g two passenger* from the brate its roth a n n iv e n a ry Monday night with a free flsh fry for wilh tragedy. The men were not m em bers and prospective m em ­ attached to the Sanford aquadrun, and no Information it available bers. The fish try will be held al 7 about details. The plane v.as pilot­ p m. at the Amerteaa Legion ed b/ Lcdr. Roy Fa rm e r and L L (Jgi John Bailey. building on 1742. I.cdr. Ralph M attui operation! officer for V A H 4, will give the m ain u lt im a during the I p ap. program . M attui will d isc u ii % e H e avy Attack W ing, under •coring hit comment* with film * of ca rrie r la n d in ii on angle deck aircraft carriers. Jim Grant, cubm aster of Park Only 24 additional m em ber* are needed In bring the Post up to .11, w as awarded the Scouter* Keyfull quota. Com mander Joel Field today at the K h e a n i* Club lunch­ •aid. "W e hope In get that many eon The brouter* Key to a three year and more Monday n igh t." ha con training award. efuied. Grant ha* received aU the train ­ ing acouling haa to offer and has kept hit pack in peak shape for threw years. Pack 34 hat won the program ^ . n l 'fo r the (H. icim a River district of Boy Scout* during that time. The presentation w as made by H O L L Y W O O D ( C P U - I t was a John Mattingley, del.and attorney sm elly situation that confronted and chairm an of the District At the same tune. Grant « i t ap ­ the local City comm ission. F irst it handed the k>b to City pointed chairm an of the Organ!*#M a n a ge r Joseph W. Watson: (Jet tion and Katension Committee of id of the skunks in an over- the District. With h i* batkgrou SL rown Reid m the north section In training, he will promote the organisation of more troops in the of town. " B u t I h a v rn t hunted akunka .Seminole-Volusia area. Ulely Not since I w as ■ kid.** protested Watson. How should he go about I t ' Someone suggested poison, but that might endanger pet* All agreed gat masks would he helphi) Taxp ayers in the odorous area remi plained the smell was to bad The E lk * Club blood hank rewh»t "y o u can’t leava your win serve hat dwindled to leas than to pint*, hut the club hopes to re ­ dowt open at night. , .** F in a lly the C om m ission took build the stockpile tomorrow. action Find out. they decided, Officials of the Central Florida who owned 'h e properly where Blood Rank will ha at the F lk i she little stinkers had set up *ho>p Club from 2 4 18 p. m. to ac Then let them get rid of am. eept donors Ralph Wight, chairm an of tha blond bank reserve, said donors are needed urgently He added that "dem and on blood reserves has been to great that wr have ® l l l K k 'S U I’D — Everyone but very little left ** tiie Irish will be represented at Persona donating Mood will be this y ta r'a Am erican Club Si. Pal- treated to a steak, courtesy of ric k '* Hay celebration next Tue»- the Elks More important, however, ia the day. T h e siub. with Lcu b G re e n b e rg fact that blood will be available heading the Irish festival, plant whan demanded. The Zlke never ■ real wing ding (o honor Ire I have refused a request for blood, whether the perron bad been a land's patron saint. There w«. only- one trouble— donor or net except fur a lew Colum bian fa^ t r r t who are otherwi.e occupied, ^ i a club eouid find nu one am ong In k y o 's nine • million population ■a ho carried an Irish passport. W ry man C arve r of the Piper Sales Corp will be the guest speaker al the Civitan Club meal tog tomorrow night a4 Pi ore real Inn. Carver, form er nmlrtv nt of T A V A R E S (U Pt> — A » year old father of nine children will prob­ Florida A ir Clubs and editor sf ably be sentenced herr nexl week Southern F lyrr, will be mtroduc ^ > r shiHiting his neichlair to death rd by Dr. E d Lindsey The meal Wee. ? l in whst was reported to ing it aeheduled for 7 30. he a boundary (rud Ike Brown a ritrus worker, was found guilty of second degree m urder Tuesday in the death of roofing contractor Joe H D rig C o l u m b i a ;. ofcM i u r n — Speaker Jam a* lacntt B row n and D riggers ware said House to have been at odds over a trough! dawn kis gayal hard disputed loundary line D riggers Tuesday to elosa off debate on a was killed by a load of bwekshot bill to allow ahootinc of cardinals, the official d e le bird a* ^ fre d from a shotgun ~ B row n said the shunting was and noisy." One lawmaker waa trying accidental. He said he was d o m ­ ing the shotgun on his front porch amend the M l xa make ■ Lotus C a rd in a l*." when It discharged, hittteg D rig ­ gers to tha next yard Legion Post Nears 40th Anniversary Jim Grant Given Scouting Award Smelly Situation Confronting City f Blood Bank Low; Rebuild Tomorrow St. Pat Ball Set, For All But Irish Carver Will Talk To Civitan Club Father Convicted In Feud Slaying Debatc Is Closed; They’re Not Birds Alexander To Speak County Judgr W ilum A l e im u r r will apeak to the Longwood Area C h am b er aI Com m erce Thursday t I p. m ia the C ivic Leegwe Al Official At Meeting Mix* N an Myers, a re * U S D di rector, U attending a meeting of the National Board of Ihe Y W C A m New York City. The aeasfon deals prim arily with UflO reaion- iibilitiee ie Uw military. Ranch. W arm Spring*. Ga. After Mealing a ear in Ocala, he came to Sanford, where he apparently had frienda. Puiice learned of hia pretence tail n u h l when a Sanford rrvi dent reported teeing Funder burk driving aouth on Palmetto Ave. at 7 40 p. m. When Sg*. W. R C oigrave came on duty at It p m . he tuund the ear abandoned at the com er of * ‘ir»t St. and Pine Ave. The radiator w a i Mill hot. A eheck revealed that the vehicle had hern stolen mi Ocala between noon amt (p m yesterday Shortly before U p m,, John Burton IV, local architect, re ported hi* car Molen from the C ivic Center during the conrrrt. At 12 32 a. ra. Funderburk w ai arretted in Apopka, d rivin g B u r­ ton'a automobile. Orange County authoritiea turned him over to the Seminole County Sh e n ff'a de­ partment. Funderburk ia now in Jail. He will face trial for auto theft here, before returning to p n te n in Georgia. ®Iw i ’aufurii Ibntlfi ' VOL. XLIX AM l.'nited l'me** Lewaed Wire IN DEPENDEN T Established HUMS D A IL Y N EW SPAPER * W ED N E S DAY, MARCH. 11. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. S88~~* Denounces Iraq Bitter Ask Higher Taxes S a y s Kassem A ids Local PTA B id s Or Lei Me Alone, R eds; B reak Near N ational Goodbye Ike Tells Congress DAMASCUS. Syiin (I 1*1) l ’.A It. Prewiilt-nl liitmitl the brtt wav to icrve the child Abiici Xtinner today accused Iraqi Premier AImIiiI Karim Kitsin the local ichooli U to with nem of working with inieriiatintml ciinitmimani to .»ai*odraw from the national group W A SH IN G T O N ( C P U - Preti Harold Hcckrntiarh. principal of deni KItenhow rr tmlay challenged thyfe Arab unity. iiii« Inner dun uncial ion of tiie K.i.wem regime followed Sanford G ra m m rr School told | rongirtinm l e r I ti c a of hif dePTA m em ber* of the "u m m lrrly | fr n .e policies to have the courage m u n im n t h u e m o n M r n t iu n a T u c ju in y in H iig lu i.u l in w h ic h — 11Hour and i oi youth* surged Hi rough m an n e r' m a recent convention m atk the higher lave* when they, tha (tret-u about mg in ti-N a *io r of live Mate P T A in Sar**ota. f i ll for larger a rm rd forces. slogan*. ‘ A delrgate had two minut.-a to The President warned strongly say hi* piece, and If hr could get avilnit reacting to each new inCounter demonstration* broke it worded right through all tile Irrnsllonal c r l* i* with demand* ->ut in Dam ascus where students M itm g. booing, tinging amt d a p p ­ (or appreciably la rg e r armed for­ * i*’ Ht*<n<isi it* ing proilured by tome of the op- ce* He said som e of these de­ sentence imputed from Baghdad N E W kt»i!K ( l . i ) .vewtu.ta po«lng delegate*, he w n doing mands are hyatencal on Iraqi rebel leader Col. A!-drI were barred from a courtroom to­ all rig h t," laid Heckenbach. Ilf laid C o n g re ss in (he past day when [la n d Campanella ap- W ahab Shawaf, already reported ' alaln. The 1730.1X0 aubdivition of M ai "Then a ftrr your two intnuiet h id made tome ve ry verlou* mis i feared on a burglary charge tbie Shore* in Allamonte Sp rin g* were up. the hoard could throw lakei on national defense He N a sse r delivered a biting p«r» will open soinrtlm e thi* month tha question around for at m any thought it would lw- ruinous at this \ \ ‘ j|t H o U i l S u i '^ L 'O D t i tonal attack on K assem and M id ha was working with com m unism The development la located ea»t hours at they desired." point to change hia announced, et M I A M I H E A f ’ll t U I* D — Hr. H Art H a rris, opposing withdraw to sabotage A ra b unity but that of Maitland Road off Lake Ave. tablishcd p r o g r a m ol military Beasley. Aitaita, was Installed With practically all of Ita M al, asked the group. " I f we, a strength because of new crisis „ president ol the Southeastern l ha United A ra b Re pul lie will not group of about .100 withdraw from "su rre n d e r our m issio n " of unit­ homrsiU-s either on or near Lake generated by Soviet Premier N l h u rxiral Congress today. ing the A ra b world. Maltbie. hom e* will range from |hl* organisation. how could we kita Khrushchev. C airo dispalt-hrs made it alear ... « r a-lded z .\1 Furthermore, he told reporter* H a I* B u c k i n g C o u r t million m e m b e r s '" Harris that relations between the I ' A H, designs, two or three bedrooms, Dial tl Congress forced additional • •ifa we v se W were VIV ■ a |n pari a s i v«» of that «••••<• group \i.kk \ O U K ti C l i — The \a w and Iraq were near ine toe*king onr or two I lie baths, anil built we would have something to »»y ' mmlary m anpow er on him at till* k n rk l i l y B a r Association Tur# paint H am ascu* authorities tut* in appliance* All street* will be lime, he had no intention as com Funeral lervicei were to be about their procedures, and in a day night adopted a resolution in ! pended train service to Ira q while held al gravrtidr this afternoon paved and lined with M iam i case of a convention, a Mr H e r mandrr m chief of sending added support of the II. 8. Supreme newspaper* showed the grave view curbs.. Europe, but would krnbach pointed out, wr could maniower to Court. taken by the If. A. it osa r the re­ Maltbie Shore* waa planned and the Seminole County Jail. form a group to produce order merely tlirk these extra troops ported strafing of a Hyrian village rirvchu-cd by the Eigftd Corp. away in tome quiet and conveni­ Since no one has come forward and peace and would be able to by Iraqi planes. President W illiam Higgle and to claim the body of A rth u r llu say what we wanted in an o rd e r­ ent placa. L O N D O N t I l l 'l l H a tre d *tt U l 'l corrrtiundent Zaki Halama builder D a rw in A. Shea of C a sse l­ .Seldom haa Elsenhow er shown from Scotland Yard im e stlgitcd reported ford Taylor, the county h i * as­ fro m Baghdad that berry have spared no effort to ly m anner." more emotion and vigor In de sumed the duty of his burial The ti* lay I he patting of a bill over scream ing studrnla armed with An adopted resolution was read Rav. J. H Fisher was to officiate '" » \ r lh f « « * * * • • « * “ * l* ndln« to the group, stating that “ a lenn- of his be l i d s than he did a House of Commons bar. Il waa slicka, a ss'* and rope swarmed at the 4 p. m aervieet in E v e r in this area. at hit newt conference today. through the street* in an unpre­ * counterfeit one pound not#. AU homes a rc being construct* withdrawal from the higher or green Cemetery. lie said the U. S. could not , cedented show of hostility for N a s ­ rd undt-r F H A hom ing re«iulre- gam ralion would best benefit the Taylor was barn Sept. 26, HH2, ser, whom thr Iraqi government win a ground w ar in > ' " t ™ 1 S h u 11 C u t A c t i o n children of our school,” in Olean. N. Y. He waa a re si­ Itit-nt* Financing will be available Eorepe over B e rlin or anything C O ........... L U M B U S . .............. M iss ( U P l i - Mrs. a r ruses erf supporting Sund ay'a re­ with down paym ents a* low a* dent of Orlando, where he operat else He accepted the fact that nu Robert Jrrm ga n is after her hue visit. jtui, includlnw closing cost*. A rd a service station. "la-ave our people alone," thou** rlear weapon* m ight have to be b a ld to do something aiiout her portion of the property Is in Su rv ivo r* include three child used tl the H u tsla n a were so fool­ stolen Jewelry. Jrrm gan Is the a n d * upon Ihousanda shouted So grove, and alt lot* sre high awl ren and one brother, whose nam es Baghdad " W e don't want your ish at to start a war. But ha rouniy sheriff and add rrise s are not known dry. unity, Nasser, dow n with N a ste rJ" said he did not believe anyone, A sales office will U m aintain* Hriiton Funeral Home is in charge tven the R u ssia n s, would launch rd on the property under the d i­ of arikngemenla. Lenton A Brown, til, died su d ­ a self ■ defeating, self • destroying rection of niggle, in real estate C E N T R A L . Ark. t U i 'l l — KevTaylor was arrested Saturday ill ajar nuclear w ar. denly Tuesday at 4 p. in enue agents found a still and 2*.» In fxingwuod and placed In the for eight year* in Florida and for­ He was 1>orn Starch Ik’. Is.-4, in mer operator of the Higgle A grn gallons o( moonsinne whiskey in a county Jail under charges of ey in Bay shore, L. L , a firm A m rricut, Ga , ami had been a r e s ­ trretop rurwlay near Una soulJi drunkenness. Death was ruled a* ilient of Sanford fur 23 years. He west A r k a n sa s town. a result of rcapirttory failure and managed by ilia ton. He i l a m em ber of tha A m e ri­ resided at 2670 Magnolia A s a. alcoholism after an autopsy reA painter bv trade, Mr. ilrrewn can ihorthnrti breeilera, grid oper f « rt- , ___ 0_ ___________ V "iw.” ranches i*i New M m yrn a lw a * employed by Hunter ana UrvfW A S H IN G T O N ( D P I) - Honta, ld )S A Nl 1E I . e s it Pl> k r u Alfit 4 * le s w li.s a I f . , si. mm m fi >,1 Ir* 4.■■m fis. Contractors H r was a m em ber Spare Committee m em bers today and Ocata. lert, wealthy niolrl owner, was said expretrd development by Shea has been building and of the C entral Baptist Church. Bur* ivn r* irn lode hi* wife. M l * U A L E IG II, N. C tU P li -Tha arrested early today on a cliatgc Hum of a "B u r k R o g e rs" type eontracting in the Central H u t id* that he idtered (i.isKi to have iu> weapon against m Usilea would be a tea for seven year* H r came to ura Belle Brown, .Sanford: ten North Carolina le gislatu re today i-edriikft'n estranged wife killed. far too late. Casselberry from llurnell. N Y.. children. Rot art I. Brown, ban studied a bill Hint w.oild provide Chairm an Overton llrookt (Dwhere he was a cabinet maker ford; .M H llruwn, Coroa, J, K. lor stulliratloli of Women Who Brown, Orlando; L. A. Brow n Jr., hive proved to be "gio .v ly aexuL a . ) told United I ’rrtt Interne* ami home builder. T A M P A i U l 'l I — Form er Hills Jar: Miiivillr; M rs A. H. Hultlap, ally delinquent." ttonal the United Stales m ust borough Couniy Kiienff Hugh Cul Mem bers of the Long wood CHIOrlando; M r s J. C bunder, Lake have an anti nil wile weapon WithThe measure, introduced In both breath was fined UuOuu today j„ ,wo or u,rc r > fa r( <t Ut# tro t le a gu e have d rm and rd an larxl, W. H. Brown, Ih-I.and; liuu-ev of tiie G e n e ral A o iilllity audit of county fundi allotrd to S A I'osey, Shreveport, l u ; M iss Tuesday, would u -quue any worn for liiconie lax evasion during latest. Ollier m em ber* agreed row 4H the County Home for the past Connie Brow n and Gary llruwn, an giving birth tu a thud illegi Hep. Jam es M Wuigb-y (D I’a.) few years. both of Sanford; 13 grandchiltlrrn, said he is w orrying about aig I i in ate child U* show rau*e wliy Tlir drm and was made anti two brother*. W A. Brown and months from now — not seven the should not be sterlllrrd. special meeting, railed alter a W If. Brow n, both of Sanfoni. H O T N l’iilM if f , A ik It P I) — year* Hep. II. F. Sisk i D Calif ) T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla. ( U l 'l ) — _ ____ _ Hep. itai-hi-l D a v is , « physician fu n e ra l service* will he held at committee had visited thr Home \n e s plosion n u ked the Helved said talk ol a "It u c k Rogers’* Condition, at the " p M r i w u w ” j J J */ 'r e r e U n l' " o l e r o M m i n V * rr ^ 3 p m lumorruw st the C entral * hl’ to •poii»or#sl the bill, »aid it • re gam bling casino near here to weapon or dcnlii ra y* by PJdg *«■ itr lgnrd to be "m ore there- d.i>, after an anonymous telephone were called to the attention of at olive from sounds loo much Hk« whistling southern political Baptist Church, th r Kev. G. B the puhfic through a seriea of ar leaders on his prupoied !| million hmilh wili offirtatr Burial wilt f o t - l l 1 11IC than p u nitive latler said Uic club would be m Hie dark " The itn a-u rr a l*o would pro*Ida low in U a kiaw n Memorial P a rk :lelrt in The Sanford Herald •down up Hoy Johnson, dirertor of tha dollar publicity cam paign to sell Btisson Funeral Home la ui p>)chillilc treatm ent al itst* r * A tpoketm. n for the I ’enlagun's Advanced Hesearclt segregation to Hie North p«m« D r wo m en having two tile charge. •aid that evidence has been found I ’rojects Agency, lold Hit* cutnmilAm ong those who hard indicated gitliiiate chi Id ran. that som e fundi allolrd to the they will support the plan, Reedy W A S H I N G ’! U N 11 i ’l l - Gen. tee lavt month slu u l embrytnna The sponsor# sa id Uie bill sliould County Home h id been transferr­ said Tuesday, are Gov*. Jam es P George C. M arshall was flown work on the new weapon Tti# ,ul down on w rlfa re payments on ed to other aourea, and "m u c h Coleman of Misaiatlppl, O rva l Fan from Ft. Ilra .g, N. ( .. to W ashing. Coiiiniiltec released the lestlmon/ liehslf "I illr g lt iin a l* children. I h r of the money returned to the bus of Arkan sas. U n d sa y Alm ond Ion tixlay VO he could be Healed .it Tuewlay night alter deleting p ari Male tVrlfair D r|iarlinrnt hs* ie general fund." W a lirr Bred Arm y Medical O u ­ for security reasons. of Virginia, and Ernest Vandiver potted Ihtrc are lU.iea) ujch chil­ le a gu e Preaidmt Joseph Rngero nf Georgia. .Several olher enngrev*. ter. Johnson said (he ideal detenu* dren in North C arolin a and that said that the duty of the organ men and legislator* also like the against missiles would be a death Eleven year old Linda P e rkin s about IJ.lkiO receive th d r support ray. but lie said he did not knave i*JtWw was U Inform the ta ip av e r idea, hr said. where end how hit ta le s were lie what final form the weapon would Reed;, s proposal calls fur each m il tw chief for in hour this xf from thr state r A L I. A H A S . H E E i L P i y c.uv mg vpent. "T h e taxpayer* own southern stile to put up ran- m il­ Irrnoon, when she dons tiie rap is-Hoy Colima today sutjn-l.did take. the home, and h ive the right to lion dollars over tour year period I of Sanford Police Chief Roy W il Johnson also told Iht- romtnlkl ake County Cvm im stm in-r J H know how il ie m anaged." he said to hirr a top advertising firm and BamHindi n who was !ml tiled lor tell lee The yob it all p in of a G irl Suggestions for immediate needs huy space ill northern nrwapapeiv A K I 'A la w oiklng on a Rii«flln mg the county property in which al those confined to (hr home and T V xnd radio station* to te ll, Scout week observation R rp re warning system that would t>« he had a financial inlerrsl warr made by thr visiting m m tiie "tru e d o r y " of the progre* sent all vet from ric h troop have able n. d eled the Brin of a mla* m ills* Itiese wilt lie outlined of the southern N egro under segre h<rn filling tlir shoes nf many of site while il was still ua MS April t during a public meeting in gallon. flrlals to learn a few things launching pad in Huisia. , if. the Heinumle County courthouse at JACKSONVILLE (Ul'l) - A R IC H M O N D , w . . U , | . The Fusils. Fla . lawm aker said about governm ent glilla • < highest n x lfl lersely re;ecl I p. m, Frdrrsl A p p e a l* Court was to Lucky Linda will find a corsage be will ml nature a bill In thr H o r Com m iltert (ram every club, ala Legislature nest month to ap b-.k of candy and name plaque hrar arguments at 2:30 p in on ed , today . , . a reqiivst dial it review church, lodge sod school are u rg­ propnate $3tai.u0n as hit state's al her desk when alir reports for Ihr C S Justice Department ap H i * 'l.r. t' J ' for adm ission of Ne.-.roe* to I I pr* ed to attend to discuss restoration first two year share of the bill dips H ie |nillce department even jwsl ol s M a c o n Count), Ua viously while sch o o l of the budding and w ay* to pro H r said he met with Cole in an in li.i> m ade an ulentlfl-alinn card voter dlvcrim inatinn rase involving J A C K S O N V IL L E « U P I» - Tiie vide r«rn(ort for those In thr home. Memphis recently ami "h e it i.iKay evils her picture 20 Alabama N e gro e s •tnle Board of Health reports 23 M any have already offered aid per cent behind Hie plan." lie said Gnvrrnmeni attorneys filed a Plans include a lour of poll, e polio cave* in Florida fur BMP, S A V A N N A H , Ga t i P i -State Rogero urged all county rest Coleman, ch a irm an of the South fadlllles and perhaps a ride in motion in the F ifth Cirrult Court one mote thxn was reported a* He|> N orm an M c i.r* got an un dent* to Stilt the home on 17 92 ein Governors Conference. ;gans thr |wlirr rescue Inal. of Appeals to obtain an order to this (line last year. ami inspei I the rondltiuai caused lo call a m celing of Dixie govern tnda is Hie daughter nf Mr preserve the status quo of Hie orthodox hole in one. H r hit liuNew cases were r.q* rted la»4 by year* of neglect (or* in Atlanta to diacust tt. M e nn .ult until a formal appeal hall off Hie 13th tee and il rolled week and M rs B L. Perkins Jr. in Dade and E -c im t ia into Ihe cup on the n th grown tan hr heard. The rase was d u Counties after bouncing all a tree. mlsard in a flistrirt Court at Montgomery, A la . Iasi Friday. Thr original suit sought to force L o n O W O n H ( J r f i n c rrgitlrelion of 2n Macon County U U M y w W U U U r g t - 5 Negroes, and to permanently en The Florida bymphony O rches­ ure io W illiam Tell by Hostmai .'■ snford's comment provoking i iCloudy with si altered showrrS loin thr County Board of Regis ihe "l«one Hanger S o n g " that it Center, F lorid a 's only r c i tra l* destined for a long run of The lamgwood Town Council 1st* l<Miighl and Thursday. High Ira n from alleged discrimination. rapliv*:e,| the youthful afternoon dsnl orchestra filled every c-.rHowever, D istric t Judge Frank has approved a resolution re m o v­ this aflrrnuua 76 lo U . lo w 64 "a n n u a ls’ 1 in banfurd. audience. ner with pure Joy. M John.on J r . dlsntistrd the ing tha federal efalse tea un to 61. tiaalhrail In south winds More than 1.150 rl Udran at­ Tlir violin and cello sec lions of Miller joined Manager D a v id suit in M o n tgom ery nn ground* telephone service I I to 12 n iiir* per hour p on ib ly tended ihe afternoon lorisrrt, i be Sym p h o n y particularly w>,* Colton In sa yin g that Die bulhl- that no defendant named in it The ton per real tax ia the shifting to wurtherly late Thurs­ rponsured by Odham and Tudor. Sppcaling in ‘ 7 wo G u ita rs" by mg had the twst acoustic* ol any could ha sued under the Civil only on r letird on an essential day. More than foO adulti came ta*l I ' * ? tlurhfk, and “ Ballet E g y p t '* * " by in whleh Die orchestrn had pai- Ki|hti Art. household Utility. . —■ — - - ■ —night and went away ** l.uigini. • -ornied Cotton told Ronald I ’erry. The rerolulion anil be present 5 9 I n J f l i ! T o d a y :he first “ p o p s" concert >,r. " r* Toe. lappet) and heads nodded II looks as if you h * * f ■ h it." rd lo the F lo rifa Congressional vsnlsd by the Florida Sym phony T h r Seminole County jail now through tiie lilting tune* id LeKoy delegation. The reerration director waa re For those who did no: come, il hailda Mr: onr white female. Id A n d e r s o n ' s , “ f wtdie F a d d 'r", ;ainsibla for bringing the aym was a thing ef beauty, leaving the white males. 24 colored malt I, "B lin k -B la n k F lu n k " and " T h * phonv to Sanford, and hope* that listener doused in a happy feeling tsirl I le ft Behind Me seven colored male juveniles, o h it will rontinue lo !>e t,Ksn»orrd M A R S E IL L E S . Franc# f U P I I — colored female Juvenile and m From tha opening strain* of Delightful w ar* highlight, from Oy the Recreation Department. M I L W A U K E E ( U P I) — Ronald colored female*. A Bordaaua • M arseille# express i.o n irs’ ( J ir ilu ic to " I t (iu a ra u y " 'O klahom a." "S o u th P a c ific " and P erry butyblrd with glee at the lriiB jum,wd Die track* early to- Fiirnowsk! won a 1700 dam age to foe stirrin g boom of Sousa * y i l r LotOy", reception of the orchestra. " W # day aear Mont|rellier and five cart suit M onday against L y la Thom"Wa*hiiqfU>n Poet" march, the T o 1 orchestra-starved Sanford, ar* p articu la rly grataful to our uvarturned in Ihe high speed ra il­ •oo of Green Bay, W it., whose a o piece u rt h tilra kapw Me Sanford ih * Florida Sym phony » u much p a 'ro n * and to Odham and T u d o r ear struck ForonowskJ'a parked B A N G K O K , 1)1111*1x1 ( U P I ) - • way accident. audience longing for more. more than live aiero: h n ^ »u n I. for aponsorm g the children'* ronUnited Nationa Secretary General Police reported ft-e persona car five years ago. F ra n k Miller, the Sym phony s Ih # m usiciant won thair way into celt,” he laid. "T h e kldt re a l > were ___ __ ___ and IS injured when Foronow ski suffered a cut lip D a g Ham m arkaJoM Dew to Vien­ killed v a n e tike tonduckcr, gave in to the heart* of the audience Each enjoyed k . T h is k tha k in d of tha trill, w a i derailed at |:|| a. m. and he claimed the resulting scar tiane, capital of Laos, after d the applau**. Two *n c o r*- wart milfd aa If delighted by the thing that Sanford newt*." shout tt m ile* out»lde the aouthrrn m ad * shaving difficult. He waa visit to Thailand, llim m a rk a jo ld granted; "T a lc * from thr Vienna aim ie pon.e. And the reviewer could not city rf Montpellier al-out 70 m llai k illin g hia girl goodnight at Ihe la m aking a tour of Southeaat Vvow D" ha M ixi,ia, tad the OverIn tha huuy* .uinbvU lateriui U agree U o i« . i wett af harp. A a ito nation*. . time af lbt aacident. By m ayonty vote. niemb*-r* of thr Sanford C ra m m e r School P T A la*l night withdrew from the State and National Parent Teacher A*locution* Speaking in lav or ol withdrawing v a t 0 M. (.add, form er F B I official la d d pointed out that News Briefs Altamonte To Get Big Development Canipantilla In Court "■* *i«n» County Buries Man Who Died In Jail Twas Funny Money Lenton Brown, 64, Dies Unexpectedly Still in Treetop? Carolina Debates Sterilization Bill League Asks Audit For County Home Hired Killer Sought Buck Rogers Gun 'To Be Too Late' Kx-Sheriff Fined Reedy Says Stales .I", i Supporting Plan Casino Mown Up Marshall Transferred 11-Year-Old Girl Is Police Chief; Surprise Planned Official Suspended Appeal Scheduled On Voters' Rights Review Is Rejected 25 Hi! By Polio In State In ’59 Ace Didn't Count Symphony Captures Sanford Audience Weather Phone Tax Repeal 5 Killed. 15 Hurt As Train Derailed Real Solid ^mack* Dag Touring Asia �** ■ ****** tffit P«c« 2—Wad. Mir. 11, 1989 Powder Ignited OtufarS VrrgD Witness Really WantedTo Say 'Yes' sJ Policy Statements Of Bar In Demand In Explosive Iraq • 1 I I * I WASHINGTON (UPI) - l l I* all around. especially to S c h c rrr , protect th e n u rlv ri against Com poaaible, illh o u ih not likely, that who Is not aware that a total muniat aubversion, A rontiderable popular demand you — the perron reading thus col- •tranter it aolicitini fu n d i in h u h tt developed for copirt of the u m n - h i t r a »parr i3V) jtwi could behalf. S rh e re r'i money problem ari*e» Record ro n la in in s the A H A policy arnd to Rep. Gordon 11. Scherer from the fart that he 1* the pub ttitn n rn t. Sc h c rrr htd laid in * (R O h io i. If m , thi* would h r aurpritlng lliher, In effect, of a proiperttve tmall supply and he ha* two left. b n t teller but it not In a position Im livitluali and organ lu tio n * alive to have more eople, printed be* to 'h o Comrnunltt menace In the eauie the Scherer belt >eller it U, S. have applied to him for V) lo ]0o rnpiea m a bundle to not for tale— ft it ior free. be diMrlhuled. Here’* Ihe w ay ll It; Quite apart from its relercncet In the appendix of the Feb. 23 Congressional Itecord. Scherer in to the Suprem e Court, the Ions verted Ihe text of a revolution AHA report It a gold mine of doe , which had ju it b rrn adopted at a u n ra te d information on the long ' policy statement of the Am erican haul objectives of communism. it R a r Attn. The null of the resolu­ lellv what itra trgy it hack of the tion wat that numerous recent worldwide Communist practice of M U N IC H . Germ any ( U P lt — decisions of the U. S. Suprem e >p r The brlcka thow through where Court had had the effect of aeverr- and of breaking them aim almost a* the stucco fmlth hat fatten aw ay ly ham pering the effort* of the toon at thry a rr made. In thr from the wall* of (hr beer hall several vtalet and the nation In words of l i n i n '* reference to m ade fair.nu* by Adolf Hiller. trestle* and In agreements, thr The bulldins It emply now, al AHA statement relates though over the atone arrhw ay "P r o m is e * are like pie cru sts— leading lo the courtyard you attll rnsde to Ire broken.” can read the word* “ Buergerllere'a another: " I t it necessary hraukeller," lo agree to any and every aacriThe tablet have been removed fier, and even. If need tie— to refrom the courtyard where brownsort lo all aorta of stratagems, thlrted youlht drank heer and be­ m tncuvrrt, and illegal measures, cam e entlavad to a m uttachrd to rvavion and subterfuge.” roan with a heavy forelock who The author* of the A U A report raved of a Hitler Germ any that believe A m e rica n s arc danger­ H r J o Ham m ond would live forever. The only thing ously Ignorant of their global Phoae V A 1-333! standing In tha courtyard now it Com m unist enemy. The report is G a ry G a rrie h showed a film n porta hit cemrnt mixer. a good refresher course for Ihe on orchid grow ing In H aw aii to A mile or ao away. Ihe aun Informed and an eye opener for •bines brightly on the h ru .d Cud- m rm b e n of Ihe Civic League Ihe cum placentiy ignorant. W igtlra tir. On rach tide are the Hireling Tuesday night, M a rc h 3. substantial building* of M unich Following the film , he answered U n lv s ru iy . N * * r Ihe end I* a question* from Uir audience on fountain where student* lounge the topic. The business meeting, with and at the f i r end la a victory M rs. George Utto, presiding, open arch. T h e arch comm emorate* the rd with flag salute I d by M rs. {Jarm an victory over F ra n ce in Garland Shaw. M rs. Glenn N o r­ man, read the Collect and devo­ IfTO. S E O U L ( U P I ) — The court m arA t the other end It the Feld- tional* were given by M r*. H. herrnhtllc, or "M a rs h a ls 11*11.” C. Calrson and Sir*. Hen Gray. tlal of P F C Kenneth M , Burke, The group appointed M r*. Ralph of Del Rio, Tex., on charge* of It ia uncovered and a l the stair­ w ay leading to the entrance two llam inund, house ro m m lltcr chair- murdering a fellow soldier anil man, In gel an rstlm atr of paint­ Irylng to m urder another recessed sjone Ilona aland guard. for three w rrka after a brief It w a i between lhtse two Hons ing and repairing the building. Highlight of Ibc run-ling came opening session In allow time for on Nov. I, 1*33. tb it H ille r atom!. M a rc h in g toward him from the when M rs. II. E. Balance present­ psychiatric examination of the victory arch were his brown-shirt* ed a new Hag. complete with the defendant. ed N a il follower*. That w as the 491 h alar, to thr club. M em bers Burke probably will be taken ^ a y of the Ill-fated heer hall approved the purchase of new to Japan for examination by m ili­ books for the younger people. tary and civilian expert*. putsch. Refreshments were tented by F o r that, Hitler wrnt to Jail and The Z3 year-old Texan ha* been wrote h il book "M e in K am pf.” M r*. John Ream *. Sir*. Iwrey charged with killing Pst. Fran k w hich contained the blueprint of Hennestey, M rs. George Granger, Galgano, of M iam i, and wounding M rs. S. L. Tupper. M rs. Ralph fil‘-4 Philip B. Mead of Lancaster, N a t l conquest. N a a r at band, la a huge square Steven* and M r *. C hariot Nlekols. I'a . on Jan. 21. I ll) (1ub Meeting Which Iscrama tha site of e N a il Mead, w ho had difference* with M r*. W. Ternplen, Orlando, ecn Burke, f* believed to have been •hrlao. M an y of H itla ra earlier ducted a program on "In te rio r followers fell them and the square Ihe target of the Texan'* attack, Decoration” and ■ 'Selection and Galgano. who wa* riding in a becam e their honored crave. A ll Ihe outward slg n i that m ade V tr of A rce a io rle a " to Home truck with thr- Pennsylvanian the square a ihrine have been re ­ Demonstration club m em bers at when Burke opened fire wilii a their meeting last Thursday m oved now. .13 t aliber automatic, apparently M a rrh 3. wat an accidental victim. She outlined three type* of a c­ cessories: one-to look al, two-use­ ful, and Ihree-expenaiva. hire lu g grstrd the use of expensive acrrvtorlei fur large room * and Inrapensive onea furr iroan sm all iwumi. roams iprnmcv n n ri m I f * * The regular business meeting jG T V L C G followed thr program with M rs H O L L Y W O O D ( U P I) — K irk Maudo Tripper leading npriung Gordon VV. M orris and A rth u r D ou gla s, who ha* won the H a r­ devotional*. H. Sldea are serving with Heavy v a rd Lam poon’* "w o rst a rtor” A sack lunch was in joyed with aw ard three year* In aureeeslon, d rink* furnished by refreshments Attack Squadron Eleven aboard the attack carrier U SS F ra n klin frela It la about lim e the boys at committee. I). Ilo o irse ll. The Roosevelt Is H a rv a rd lend him the trophv. Personal with the D, S. Sixth Fleet. "P le a se send the trophy pre­ Guests visiting M is* Dorothy M u m s is thr sun of M r. and p a id ," the *m u*ed film sta r tel*, Heath and brother, F. Irion, are graphed the editor* of th r lia r- Mr. and M r*. H a rry P a rke r ol M r*. George Morris, ll» A s a lia ya rd undrrgraduale m agazine Pittsfield, Mast., and M rs. Elm e r Asc., Sanford, He is m arried to the fo im c r Magu- R. Woodruff of JTuetday after he w ai informed Jilson of Sp iin glirld , M a s*. Milton, Pa. that the “ worst actor” title w a* Sides Is thr son of M r. and b e in g retired beeiusn he had co r­ M r* A rth u r H. Sides of Long nered it. wood. H u wife is the form er M. Nobody in ihe film colony ever Ram sey of l.amio, S. C. )la* seen a Lampoon trophy, but The ca rrie r left Mayport Feb. y e a r after year the lads In C a m ­ S T O C K P O R T . En gla n d ( D IM ) — 11 for Ihe Mediterranean area, bridge. Mat*., deal out their least longed for honors with a few su c­ A ll he wanted to do, George V A II- H flic* the twin jet A I D Sky. told a m agistrates warrior, largest carrier based a ir­ cinct Insults. They panned Doug- llr a sy t id r Ja« fo r hie tola in "T h e V ik in g s,” rnurt here, w a* look at another craft in Ihe world. w hich the Lampoon listed am on g T V channel. Kenneth R. Norman, *on nl R u l when he flipped lh** switch, the 10 worst movie* In 1131. Charles N. Norman of Longwoo-J, R ita Hayworth ca n lJ d off tha his M ye a r-o ld son Ronald: F I* , co m p lrlrd rectuil training — Grabbed him by the throat. '•worst artless” award for her — Banged him against the door. Feh, 23 at the .Marine Corps H e­ yolo In "Separate T a ble *." — Started "s t rik in g me like a rm it Depot, P arri* Island. S. D, The loirnpoon editor* even Relative* anti friend* of m any dream ed up a apecUl aw ard f»r madman with h i* fiat*.*' Ronald w a* bound over fnr 12 nf Ih r new- M arine* were on hand Fiddle Fisher, Pebble Reynold* and Elisabeth Taylor, acreaidand'a m onth* far assaulting h u father. to witness the graduation cere­ monies. lo p triangle. T h ry earned It, the Thr 12-week training schedule g n a falin e said, a> "actors and acincluded drill, bayonet training, treeae* who despite ihn lack of phy viral conditioning, parade* and entrrtalnlng acnpte atilt m anage rcrrm onlca, and other m ilitary extemporaneously to entertain the nation.” T A L L A H A S S E E ( D P I) - Gov subject*, Three weeks were spent on Ure t eRoy C n llm * ha* df.lguated I M arch 10-21 a * "International rifle range where the recruit* fired Sport* P a r Race Week” In Flo­ Hip M l rifle and received in ­ rida, In ir r o g nit ion nf the Split log struction in basic .Marine infantry weapon*. tares M atch 21. This recruit training prepare* t'olllns met with Ricardo Rod­ P H IL A D E L P H IA 4UI*I|— Police brought a quick end to a threat­ rigues, IT, nf Mexico, who will young Leathernecks for further ened ilurl between a cab d rive r be the youngest driver In the specialised infantry training at Camp Lejeunr, N. C. anil a would-be holdup m an M o n ­ annual race. lie presented Collins with an d a y night. ' T h r cab driver. Boy Dalton, £9, autographed picture. C o llin * gave nf Lindenwoid, N. J., told investi­ hiv a set of cu ff link* with the L O S A N 'E L E S ( D P I) - r a u l J. ga tor* his passengrr announced a Florida flag on them. Smith, a m oving van firm execu­ holdup, placed hie hand In his tive, bought a 17-foot stuffed gtr‘pocket and threatened to shoot. alfr fur I l l s at an auction, Dalton did Ihe tarn-. A passing motorist itim m nnrd K U M IIR O . Japan ( D P I) - L o r a l really stuck m y neck out,” police who arrived to find Dalton maritime safely board officials commented niter the sale. and a man identified as Wilbert reported 23 Japanese shipping B a llry , 31, each waiting for the s r s ir t s h id taken rrfuge In So other to draw, virt water* as a result of a Hatley wat a rrrstrd storm uH Etorufu Island, north Police fuuml that each m an was of Hokkaido. Board officials Is arm ed with nothing m ore than surd pleas for “ understanding'' of nerve. the emergency situation. Shrine Of Hitler Now Fading Away; Few Signs Remain I- rv i <* Longwood Civic League Saw Film On Orchids Exam Is Scheduled For Gl Murderer Douglas, Hayworth News Of Men Get 'Worst' Titles 1 ; He Just Desired Another Channel • I Collins Proclaims Sports Car Week ;Draw It, Podner, I ’m Not Bluffing His Neck 'Stuck Out’ Ships Take Refuge C A IR O ( C P I i - Whoever hold* Baghdad hold* Iraq. There It little surprising in the Iraqi revolt. The only surprise i* Ihe matter of lim ing. The lighted fu*r finally rra rh rd the powder keg. Prem ier Abdel K a rim Ka ssem hold* Baghdad and hat the air force lo bark him. Col, Abdrn Wahah Sh a w af'i second division m ay l>e the most powerful in Iraq, but at far at Is known here, it bat no air support and has mure than 300 m iles between it and Baghdad Baghdad rem ains the m ilitary ke>, despite the obvious economic value of the oil fields, p resum ­ ably in rebel hands. The proof lie* in th e m ilitary preparations against the revolt K s s s e m long cs peeled. The setusl m ilitary situation in !rsq remains nhsrurr, with lh* only known farts that thr borders a rr generally closed to air, rail, arid road traffic and all foreign- Nicaragua Remains Private Preserve 01 Somoza Family lo lle d Press International 'S t im u li A Sons” could be the sign hanging over any shop In the Am ericas. O r ll could grace lire gateway to Nicaragua. E v e r since 1931 this little* C en­ tral Am erican country, about the •lie of New Y o rk and New Jersey combined, has been the private political preserve of the Som ota family. When an assaasin's bullet end­ ed Gen. Anastasio S o m o ia 'i life in September, 113d, Fill tons took over the store. Luis, then 3<, suet ceded hi* faiher a* president. Anastasio J r , then 32, assum ed command of the armed forces. The arrangement ha* worked out very well for the Som ota*. The sons have kept the fam ily wealth intart and there h a * been no organized outcry against their administration from within. A t the moment, N icaraguan exile* do not appear to have enough rohe»lon to ln u e a serious challenge from without. Lu is last year proposed Its Con grrss (overwhelmingly dominated by his ruling Liberal P arty) a constitutional amendment prohib­ iting a N icaraguan prealdrnt from succeeding himself. The bill also provides that no ohr* related lo tlio president with in the fourth degree of kinship — liy blood or m arriage — m ay su c­ ceed him. The bill, passed on first reading last December, will roirte up for a second reading next April. But thi* will not lie i d me an is ­ sue until IIKVt when the present term expires and until then the jymtoia's give no indication of re­ linquishing control of the govern­ ment their father captured by a military coup. President Som oia vowed In a vpcrrti in early February he would die lighting rather than quB. Bomb Ban Sought, But Reds Say No G E N E V A ( D P I) - T h r V. S. and Britain yesterday called for a nuclear test ban treaty that would last indefinitely but thry reserved Ihe right In withdraw at any lima they believed the agree mrnt wa* not being adequately controlled, Russian delegation sourer* al the three-power nuclear confer­ ence promptly termed the AngloAmerican proposal “ completely unsatisfactory." They charged it would give “ any nation the opportunity to re sume nuclear testing on the slight est pretext." Thr U, S.— R rlllih offer was submitted fn (he Soviet* at a or.e hour meeting of the Geneva nti clear conference. Soviet Invented Radio, Tass Says MOSCOW ( D P I) - The Soviet Union is striking a medal to co m ­ memorate the centenary of A. 8 Popov, "the inventor of ra d io ," the official T a ss news agancy re ­ ported Tuesday. The agency «*id the medal would lie awarded to individuals fur outstanding work in electro file*. H ardw are & B u il d in g .s u p p l ie s P DAY a anelray N IG H T H E A T IN G • NO U t tafliaa • NO p i U afaatt syata a« • NO I n r A fret* n * flMtt t m of wfntfr comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. A i t *. FA 1 4 » 1 Special This Week Only -l-Ft. 5.11. 6.H. 7*Ft. R.FI. STEP HTEI* HTEI* HTEI' STEP ALL LADDERS....................*1.73 LADDERS...... ............ S5.B3 LADDERS................... 17.13 LADDERS.......... ..... 18.30 LADDERS ....................|9.30 QUALITY LADDERS B. EDW ARDS IILILDERS SUPPLIES WK DIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS »03 W, 3rd HI. FA 3*7808 W A S H IN G T O N ( U P l ) - T h * witn e t* looked like ra ban ke r about to say no. Th is was only p a rtly right. He wanted the worst w ay to la y yes. W hat put the frow n ilnes In hi* face wa* the prospect that Cong re -s won't let him hand out the money. It was Tre asu ry Secretary Rob­ ert B. Anderson app earing before the Senate F o re ign Relation* Committee in h i* role a * l ’. S. dilector not nf one bank but two, b o 'h of them International and both L-Jiy tending to people all over the world m oney that tends to be m<>«tly Am erican. W hat h i* le ttim o n y boiled down to was that both the International M onetary Fund and ihe Interna­ tional Hank arc ru n n in g I r e oa cash, and that U n d e ham rig.it • w ay m uit ante up lljjl.uou.ouo extra to keep tha loan buiintaa hum m ing. Tha pert the m em bers eoulda't understand though waa that we w ant to do thi* rig h t now, when wc a ir about broke ourselves, in­ stead of next year, w hen w * will be better off. Anderson explained that Ultra m a y be an intem aU onal crisla an; time, and that "o n e can ntv* In B agh d ad are warned to Ier* stay off the strcell to prevent a repetition of last J u ly 's bloodshed. Conflicting claim s reduces it lo a propaganda w ar whose outcome no one i»- yet willing lo per­ il] rl. The Important M id rsite rn r a ­ dios still are nonrommital and most .Mideast nations are bend­ ing backw ards to avoid predit lion* or taking sides. However, the outbreak w as as predictable at the lime and tides and m ay determine the whole course of M id e aitrrn events. K a i strn wants lo atay in power. He is considered non-Communlst but m ay have gone ao far in s u r ­ rounding him self with Com m unist* that it i* impossible to w ith­ draw. Some M id e a tl anurrel say that K s s -rm is a prisoner nf h i* own foreet in Baghdad and would be killed if he attempted to leave the capital. W hatever the outcome of the present outbreak, (litre i» no doubt that the rt iu iU w ill be judged at a victory nr defeat fo r C om m unism in thr Middle K a il. er tell which country might n *d help.” Chairm an J. William Fulbridil (D -A rk .) item ed lo think thla *• * right snd that maybe it m ight be Uncle Sam him *elf nrxt in Ipe for a loan, especially If he has to put up this extra dough now. Fu lb righ t called attention to be fart that our government this 1*ral y *a r Is already In hock b r about 11 billion dollars, whcrw> next fiscal year, which start* Jtly |, president Eisenhower elafps he’* prepared to operate in lx* Hack. Fulbright is a gentleman snd much too polite to » jy right u,; -that he had in mind here. Other Dem ocrats have contended that Anderson's two banks don't real. iy need the m oney now. but that Ik r want* it to »h.iw up un ' £ current budget, which D already jn the red, inrtrad of next year'*, 1when it would wipe out the im *U turplus he has promised. , So why, Fu lb righ t asked Alder, ion, slipping h i* needle in ever >4 g,-ntiy. '.an’t we wait on thi* un. til «ometime around the first of i J u ly ? Anderson said well there is tha Berlin problem ahead, nr.d *• wouldn't want the well to run >.«P at a time like that. Russians Detain Finn Fishing Boat Voice of Music Ili-Fi With AM and F.M It A 1)10 M A R IE H A M V . Aalsnd Isistd. ( U P I )— Soviet authorities octal ted a Finnish fishing boat for two days and r o n flK Ittd It* enure salmon ra id s before releasing it. tha captain reported by radio on T u rsd sy. Capl. K is s Eriksson told his wife 'th a t his ship, the S ig * from Marieham n, was released after being held ia an easwrn Baltic port. Regular Price Anv HeaMsnahlc CASH PRICE Will He Accepted — LO N N IES ' RECORD rack 318 E. ltd al Sanford 100th Birthday Values at A &P{ WiUon's Certified L\ S. D. A. Irupocled Frozen, Drcttted & Drawn -Sl'PER R ir.lir* Heavy Wentern ANGEL FOOD R IN G " S r P E R R IG H T Western Chuck STEAK 55' I Corned Beef Brisket 69 BreadedShrimp 45* Grouper Fillets I.b. 63‘ "S U P E R RICE B ate Pack 11. T o 3 Lb. Lb. SUNNYFIKI.D Lon* Grain 3 - Lb. R I G H T " a i a ru u m QUICK FROZEN Heady To Fry 39 10 Or. Pkff. QL'ICK FROZEN A & V LIGHT MEAT TUNA-29 GOLDEN RIPE Bananas Apples 2 Lbs. 1 0 < RED ROME Juna Sliced or llalvro lin g 2 For 2 I.b. CALIFORNIA PEACHES Avocados Lettuce Rhubarb 391 4 9 ‘ FRESH CRISP 29 Oz. Can CHERRY RED Ll). PILLSBURY CakeMix Tomatoes D A IL Y Regular, FUh nr Liver DOG 3 ^ IONA Full Pack I U 0 '. V a'n. dexo". /S* ' Baby M eats Northern Farlal Tissue Deodorant 3/25c Regalar B a r s Dial Soap Bath S is * 25c Zest Soap Scotties 400’s27c 5tid Bathroom 2/27c Tissue H o rn e t (With Keans) c SULTANA bwlfl'a Strained Crackers 1 lb. 25c Tissue 1 - Lb. Can ANN PAGE P u r e V e g e t a b le S h u r l r n i n g Auisshine K rlsp y ( 2/27c Cleanser wafft,. B lu * Dot 2/39c Dux 20 oz. 33c * hear „ ,V u l ,AP)S0PerMotets ........................... ............. B rie f* In (hi* ad effertiva thrnaah Batarday, M areh I I . Giant Chili ISV 2 oz. 35c A-Jax 2/49c Detergent 2S O f. F rlb tc k Vel Liquid 69c Corn M eal 31 Ol. i « 11 Peanut ButterVar0z5 5 c . Salad Dressing m. 3 9 1 - L b . FO O D 17-Oz. 2529 20c :0« MAGNOLIA AVE. at 2nd ST. Open Friday Even Inf TII a For Your Convenicnea �•*. IVf MygEg , » • *■ •uiTarS =1 VrralB Wet!. Mar. 11. 19S9—Fare 8 Ja b k Ja ik Miss Marion. Davis Engaged Tc Wed Ity Itev. 1‘rnAst Ibdnk, Jr fisud -shepherd I -ilheran l hur-h Old : Mr. and M ri. Vernon A. D a v ii M nticcllo. FT* . m d t^e late John announce llic engagement of their w ‘M>n Hamilton. list l)a\!s graduated (pSLhADnmA, Mrs liicima Grant Is ttaflstd to her home with a broken letColonel William U. I ampbcll of Shalimar, Fla . and Mrs. It U Morpheur of Itobbintville. X, C. are here to be wills I*. I*. Camp bell who It crit:cait> Ill at the Orangc Memorial Hospital in OrUndo. fcMr, and Mrs. Oscar M. Karri™n of Arliniton, Va. and former HamlUon graduated from .it ftrton High School in Monticcla and it now stationed at Me Ciy Air Force Hate in Orlando ~be t wedding will take place jj.rcta 21at. eight o'clock, at the f j ) t Baptist Church. No insttaumt are being issued bui all fr.'nds rf the couple are invited to alteml. ------------------------- - * *t ;-'anford tetidenis, are here visit lo t friends and relatives Mr. and M rs. Fred W righ t o! New Y o rk are guests of M r. 'and M rs. Bob W right and fam ily. Mr. and M rs F ra n k C hase of Norvell. M a n ,, have been house guests of Mr. and M rs. Randall Phase and family They are now spending a few days in M iam i ,£d will visit here again before leaving Florida to seturr. home Captain and M r*. Noel l.avler _ .■__ r v tC. ’ left TTues hai Atf »»•__k., Washington, D. day lo return to their hom e after apending several days here. They were weekend guests of Captain and Mra. James dam age who en­ tertained in their honor Saturday evening Captain T. J. Walker lw ^ , m t i M to." Now. the w.»*l and *.te nad. are rneiiii. * The spike d ra w * blond from the J a e a ra n ila I irele will meet Frt. da; n ig h t at 7 *4 with M r * J. Cr \n vlrrvst on Soulh Sanford A ve . m e I 'n I itsle‘ 1 will h» M r*. It. I>, H u n t e r and M il F* J M off» m an. T h e re vijll he enrsage w ork*' [ shop s*ifh M rs H Brinson in r - v r . i - and all members should, b rin g flo w e r* In makr rorsagea. palm. H ie wrist b urns against the w did, •'Fathrr forgive them, they know not what ih ry d o " ( J V .F .W . A u x ilia r y E lects O lfic e is Nash-Wear Fabrics 1H M Y U 711: W IL SO N dome Dem i’nslialion Agent Tiia trrm applies to fabrics ha' ng a resirf treatment that rnsies them wrinkle and spo* tr ititint and ra>y to iron. How do wash and wear cottons difftr front synthetics' Csttons are chemically p ro c c'i er* at va rio u s stages Since ter(lm r h»rarterlvtiri are • built into" synthetic fibers, the.e fabrics m »' requite little or no process ing depending on the type of fl her flies the wash jnd wear process Inriease the c o il? M .ss E lita b clh Dicker-on. Stale Carpenter, the This time .* difl.-rrnt from Natrs. She attended the Peabody lui at Milledjeville, Ha, I .at School at senior student at rmorlal Hospital School of Nursing she plans to Nurs.n-! where wh R o se C trsle o.' iFe Garden H u b wllf m eet F'ridJ? murmn:, ft »S, at the bnnte "f Mrl. f*. II M *» l.trr* Sp e a k e r "ill hr ? lr * W. A. Mnrrisswv a.tl V r subjert w ill he * G a r d e n * cf 1'ie nible.” wood, thr nail. daughter, Marion M c M illa n to S»iilnolc High School where she Harrell Irvine Hamilton, son of • a a member of the Dice Club. M rs. F'orrest Arnold Dean Jr., I'd (Tub, Tri lll-Y amt future m 'Sfahdm ' S a ls MISS M ARION McMM.I.IAN MAVIS i P h oto liy r»»m > Girls Take Part "L,'■Jfli'.'uT.'.r'’:"' Ip A -H Pm n rn m plication costs M i to a cents more a a y ard at the finishing plant level M a r ih 7 was I ft County Demon If the consum er knows sh e's get strallon Day for Seminole County. M r and Mrs. Randall Reynolds ting a good product, she probably Th is w as Ib r day for all girls who wont object loo much to paving announce (hr birth of ^a 7 its. at. I*>* *aSi *. W * V■• M, S . l a * w an ted to demonstrate their 4 11 ",% * u.! «ash « • an.t «1ft oi boy. Randall Jr., burn Mar. Project and thr following girls liivsae« **4 How do wash and wear fabrics 4th. M r*. Reynolds the former entered witn the following demon dtfler? N ancy White, ia tht daughter of al" f rr Strattons Mr. and M t l. K. F. White. Ullier W * •‘V * ™ 1 * '* [ J [r l.inda King and Jo Ann Hem and Mrs. hul,c little Ironing. Drip-dry fa grandparents arc M r from the nth tirade, Sanford Jun brics should dry and be ira d y In J ^ y Reynolds. ___ I wear at once. To he perfectly lor H igh School demonstrated the i accurate, every a n k l e of both, art of making rookies Theresa Spears, 7th G rade San r i r i - l * . < i v M a s a slu *’e <>*hlly *t°nrel for f.ir.l Junior High School, i-ntrrrd v . lr il6 o l \ illC t ln be»t appearance. (Trcle No. S i* of F irst Mrtii.Nl Dues the wash and wear trra! thr talent hy playing a piano solo ist Church met recently in the nirnt eliminate ironing? Sylvia Mlkls-r. of Slav la, cave home of Mrs. Robert Hrely, Xbl M o il of the tillable w a 'h a n d Inn* die A v r , wtih M r *. J. N wear promotions do not claim that the demonstration on "Fre t-rin g** V irginia Stanko and Ftliiahrth Arrarelio. to hostess. ironing it not n rc issa ry. The la Delicious refrrshtiirnts of cake belt rra il "m in im u m cate needed ' Silkier of Slavia showed " H a * to and coffee vsere aervrd to the it or - M in im u m care with little or Decorate a Cake " " Table Setting* was given by m em bers preaent no iro n in g ." iM ra. W'. B. K irb y gave the de Wfbat should be the washing Ju-ly J*k.ilu in Dorothy Duda. Shirley M ik b r, uiional from * The t'p p e r Room , tem perature? tiling Malt. I U and Mra. O. F. W ashing 4 Irm p e ra lu ira vary. ~ ,T ~ . ■ White presented the final chapter. W ashing instructions should tome J2lh. of the Study of Isa ia h v>Hh ,hp garment. Circle mimbri Hites ol the t ir*l M iss Versa Woodcock, chairm an What should he the ironing trm Christian Church m rl recently at of the C irrlf, presided over thr pPr. i Ur r ? meeting and welcomed the V isito r. P a s* a warm Iron lig h tly over the home of M r* Dorothy low T h r meeting was siprnrsl by M r*. T. C. Osteen, and members the garment. Again, ch rrk in amt tor present strurtions that came with the M i*. J. I. Horton Sr M is * Woodcock announced that garment. W rinkle* set by body ho*lets gave the devotional the A p ril Hireling would be held in heat require steam pressing to D u rin g Hie m rru n g M rs Hurt in cK in ley Hall, with Mra. L. 1. remote related interesting note* aleml ughev and Mra. N . V. Farm er What qualities should a con the CW F' meeting and M iss Flo a* hostesses. turner expect from a w ash an d Bishop presented a program on "A rg e n tin a *. wear a rtic le ' Rrfrrshm -m t* were served to A good wash and wear fabric II. Pearson, M is F A l­ should he color fast, not stretch M rs The Sanford Pilol C lub will hold or sh rin k excessively, wash eas ley, M rs It. Kuhn, M r * Murtav, H i M a rch business meeting at thr sly and d ry quickly, iron easily M rs J. I Horton Sr . 't r s ' II hom r of M r* A. O. Payne, FIditha or need rvo Ironing, resist non oil Grantham . M rs A. It Huntley, M rs D. Vow, M r* A. P Handy Circle. Tuesday at arven o'clock. spots, toil, mildew and perspira T h r hoard mteting will begin at tinn, It should al*n he crease and M is * Fin Itishop. that time with the b u sm e n meet resistant, lie durable aflrr wash and-wrar treatment, l*e launder scheduled for 7:10. The meeting will be a brief one ed with other garments tthout in order that the C lub w ill have iperial rare, and have wash and Thr 1*1*0 ttivrs* Club will give time In stamp the envelope* for w ra r treatment that will last the a luncheon on T h u rsd ay at D3o the F?a*ter Seal sale. 1 life of the garment. at the C P U Club with M r * Wil Ham Johnson, Mra. C harles !,rw. is. M r * Richard Rnlnff a.cl M rj John tiiriler as hostesses. A St Patrick s D a y theme will be u«ed and 'Its . R F\ 'litr h rll W E D N 't A O A T pel and Concord choir practise at will give a drm anstration on li quid embrnidery. - H r r le No. » of th» F irat Pres 6 M . AH members nf the < luh and • terian Church will meet with f'm ecrest Baptist t hurch Rcvi their guests are Invited tn attend M rs. H arry Weir, th a n man. at val services at 7.-VS. the home «f M r*. A'ann I'arker. T Ilt K S D A T The Senior High Choir of First F iist Baptist (h u tc h Week of Presbyterian Church will meet for P raye r fur Home M issions a! supper at 4 p, m. and for re- J:.*it> p. tu. ituyal A n ib a sia d u r* uf Housewives should take a few hear sal at (Aft, The Mid-Week F tril Baptist Church at 7 p. m coffee breaks during th r d-sv. say s llihle Hour of the F*ir*t Presby­ Glenn Prirkelt. a safety specialist Pineerest itapti-t I'h u rcn Re terian will be conducted by the at the t nivers.ly nf Minnesota vival Se rvice s at 7.3C p. m Pastor, He*. A. G. M c ln n u at Pru kett said accidents in the fiirl Seou! Troop No. Z3J of kitchen are cauird bv thr same * p m. The Chancel C h oir of First the F 'ln t P r n h y lr iia n Cbursh r r io r s w huh p!.«!.u e a targe £ r r * b v t y i * n will meet fur rehear will meet in the A'ouih Building share ul li.jhway accidents — I I I at T *>. at J .lo p. m. The deacons of First F irst Methodist C h u rch Prayer IT e sh ytrria n Church will meet at haste and fatigur. T a kin g several brief rest peri­ Group wilt meet in the Wesley 7;iS p. m. ods during the day will pay off Classroom at a HV Annual district meet of the " S in inrrrased energy and greaier The Chapel Choir of F'irst Mrlh C S and Wesleyan Service Guild safely. odist at 3 30 nf Firat Methodist Church to Ttie Senior Choir of F irst Melho meet at G oss Mem orial Methodist diet at R I ' Church, 2M3 K. South Street. O r­ '* Fine spots on m ahogany funis The Com m ission on M lssioni lando. at #:30 a. m. A flftr tent ture ean te removed by spreading wnll m etl at 7:S0. plate will be served The chancel a thick coat of vaseline over the Pmecres! Baptist ( lu r c h Cha- Choir of the t irst Methodist Church spot*, l.rt it stand for 14 hours, will meet at 7:3(1 p. m. then wipe off B I R T H S f Circle Meets f Pilot Club Meeting v ^ . - w w s . a . Sheaia lic it . V irgin ia Iteasley. Oviedo School, rotrresl the Talent hy tinging " H e " . The demonstration on ‘ .'taking of Fudge’* was given hy Sheaia Best and Dorothy Duda, Oviedo St hoot, i aria la m in tlrr ami It a v’hi-l Tripp, of I .on go out I, thou til the group hu t to inane < ouklea. Shirley M ik ltr and Virginia Heat ley, entered the Dairy Food* team ilemunsiraiion and made a tala.I using Cottage Cheese Public speaking was given hy Sibyl lirant Ilf l-ongwond S h i r k v M ik iir. ' irgir.u Heat ley. Valla lao um lrr. Itarhel Trippe Ssivia M IM r r Sibyl G ra n t, stirlra It, «t and Darotliv Duda were tele*lid to give liirir detnonstraliuits at th. District Demonstration 111 Day in Otlan dn ‘Affer the deouin'Tratinn the girls had their I'u u n rii mi ,'t.ng aed nude pl.it s for ■ lint t II County D ie *s Rev or will ill VS ill In- April 24 the theme for Hie Dress llrv u r will l>< " i nun As Vosl A r e " parts The t i l I " : mp committee was irlerttd and these girls N .rlra llfst, Ikiruthv D ola IJn.la hm g and varla L o m m lrr with M hyl tirant. Council president, wilt work with the lo u n tv agent, on pien* tor the < am p The I II i'a m p Oils year .sill he July r, It A okitla. O t irn la a iid Seminole ruiinly buy a anil girls will ram p at i amp M ctJojrrir Afler thr m rrlin c thr .ir|, made sandwiches and served the fudge, salad and riKikirs The Vnvili ary ■>( V F U post hr.ii a meeting lecently and n-imin.-ird n iftie r* who will tw m si alietl in April M rs I n Wynne was e lu te d p re sd .n l. 'lr « l-'ulh Smith, senlor s o . p i-Mileni. M i. Sue .lack < vice p n ‘.den' V| - s Kitna Nviunan. treasurer, M rs Margaret D illa rd chaplain. M r * Myrtle Burger, conductress v irs lledlali M iller guard Trustees for nee sear. M r * Irene s .-I fund, two ir j r s 't r s Sabs I ’e ra ia . and Intee se a is, Airs M a iy ll.it'llgrr 'l l * t.se 'yn D ll brow s n rctary and M i* M a i; Itoctlgcr, patnolie mstruclor. At H e >rvt meeting t-fur ro to r b e a rir* ar.d historian will he nams .1 to r thr meeting m em ber* brought in foiwl article« to he donated to a needy veteran and family Mrs Sallv Peralta was hostess for the SStllillg gild If f led take1 and coffee. .Mrs. McCall Speaks The Zcla N i Chapter of Heta Sigm a I ’hi met rerentlv at the home iif M rs Dan Italtrn on W il­ low Avenue M r* G If McCall, guesl ,i>e»k rr. showed tiraullful slides of hibiscus front her garden and answered many vines,tom from ttic gioup concerning flowers and shrubs M i> Batten served drinks and rookies to M r s 'Ict'a ll M l* I *list Hath. M r* M a h o lm b h l( r J r . 't r s Ralph Hells M r- Ssin Sks*l Ion, M is t.luyd Swain, M rs Ho Iwtt Iteav, * and to die 'I t s s r s r-’or.ja Monfoiton and ftcnt'r Hutten. Ceremony IManned I tie Setnim n* Itehekah lauige, n intlser 43. will meet Th u rsd ay, ft o'clock, at the 10(1 F h alt M rs s ly it lr Van Martin nf St 1 loud will lie hr re lo Install M r* Flintly .......................... Jameson *« N.dile Grand anil M rs Virginia A n d re *"ii » ' left supporter lo the 'i c e I'a in e llla r ir d r will meet T tin r** d ay might. * n'clnck, j; the hnmrs "f M r * Alfre.1 lirrrnr liseated on " e * t Su te of Jewflu t.ane off ( i r a p r v i l l r Vienne She will hi* a ssiste d l>> M rs. Alfred c h ile * and M r*. W . Gramkow. " o r k s h o p will h* ennductrd lifi. M rs. F r a n k I Wiwvtruff lit and m rm lse ra are asked In bring con* iJitter, needle point and greenery, Ttie llil. i. n it Cirtle wilt meet at the h o m e of Mrs, H a n d F'airver on F r i d a y at J 3ft Instruction* tn the F‘a u * e r home were gisen tn " g o out Sanford Avenue and turn righ t on M yrtle atteel." M IS S IIA U IJ A i: V M A S S (lierRstn>m Stiiilln) Miss Barbara Bass To Wed In May Mr and M r* Howard V Has* announce the engagement of lliclr daughter lla lh a ra . tn 'Iv m Pen ley, son nf Mr. amt Mrs Harry (■ P n ilry . M u * Has* gruduatrd from Semi r le High Sclnsol and t» employed tiv the Sem inole (’utility toning office Program .Slated The Sunday •*, host! uf thr Up sal Prrstistrrian U o m m ii n i t * ih u r ih will end ihrtr four week Stewardship drivi at thr Church Saturday, at ft 30 when a covered dish supper will he shatrd hy parents s siting people and (fun d ) nf the Church. There will lie a presentation of a dramatis film rnlitlrd. * lake | My Iif* , iisiluwrd hy a discus* Ion mill p a r s , it, on 'C h ristia n ••stewardship w.th the Hr- Jo in Pdley as m inleialor ti„;inK t|)r rv rm n g there will Church Calendar Break With Coffee Child Hag Had Spell M rs. II* Huff, a G ir l* Club di rector, knew one of the small girls filling out a registration card for membership The youngster put down church m em bership as "Haptist.'* ••Honey," laid M r*. Huff, •'you're not I flaptist, are y o u '*' _ T b e girt «*ld "N o . I m Fpu ib p a iiig . but I c a u l spell u." V '.-. * (•nines Art* lNnyeil VIr, I' F Vi son vson first award at the .Sanford Duplicate Hrisl.i- Club last "n in e -s la y night when individual gam es were ptasrsl I sing for second, Hurd and fourth w sir M is . Clyde Ram si > M rs t Italic* Hone and Mrs Butt 'the n rvl mewling will be held I hni sdav en-nln:: H o clock at tiir Comriiiinits (in te r. NOW SIlUAYIMi OPEN 12: 1.1 I PERSON AI.I.Y RF.( (IMMLNII I HIS Pit II RE IO HA ERA MEMRER IN A P A ' 1IEY. H IE M AN A t.E ll Men’s Sport Coats In »»/*■• All II. i»lr tv8(Pfg|« h in J* 1105 T uvin: ; <v A SHE WAS EVERY I0:;n '•, TEASING, Ul TAUNTING, * X "COME* k . ON” FV >BLOND... 27.0.1 Slacks 1*1.98 - Sport Shirts n i t ns. a IT - " * » h 'n wear s U f k s be Northfiwd, perfect to m atch with a sport 6.08 Bright gay *p «t( shir!* for tho Heaven or Hell! m*n of leisure 2.10 - 1.08 Dress Shirts Van HwUsfn rtai*ri wa*n *i 'n wear dtess shut for thatA IlliriR im m aiulata look. which it he 5.00 •* o-ir new selrCtlnn of I. D ouglas and Rub S m a r t shoe* Boy's Suits III G ive M y L ife White at i assorted patterns Hire. 2 II. 6.95 II yo» lajsjad .L U W VAN " a s h *n wear w h ile dress *hirt> tn sites 1 11. *1 D CltMB THI D D H I.N 19.98 - Shirts 'A MAN (AIKO PITH' aaf M W C S 9 I* M 'M I i : Parly Angel Cake A parly dessert to delight child ren or grow nups is whipped rrra m angel cake Scoop out 1<F inch rake, leaving a w all about >* inch thick Dice scooped out rake, m i* with t ru p heavy rrra m , whipped, and '• cut drain ed chopped m araschino cherries FTII r a le shell with cherry cream fix t u re M a g n o lia Circle witl hold an a rra n g e m e n t workshop at Ihn hom e of M rs. " iliu m S in c la ir in M r Peniey I* a Seminole High lwsch Arhsir. Thursday at ten fsi’liosil graduate a n j is self em­ o s los k Mem ber* will bring flow, era an il containers and the n o v t* ploy r,i The wedding Will tie at thr homr Its sals- will be continued. of the bride elect cm M ay .3rd at Aitd grovinil ginger, pondered d ry four n clink anil all friends of the m u sta rd , and instant minced onion sissipli are united to attend A lo ra n iie sl baked brint. T u rn Into reception will follow the eric a c js s e ro le , top mlh bacon atrip* inony. arid b a k e in a i.'d d cirre oven M After a wedding trij> Ic Miami m in u te * o r unb! brtian. the couple will reside at Jl.’l 1-aurrl A s rn ’.e in Sanford. hr a talent search among the All m em ber* -si llrlsekah itegrer are ...filially invllrsl to attend this vhlldren In be spci lal installation ceremony used in future priigraui* Luncheon Thursday kH O W IN t. I v o r * C ircle will meet F rid a y , ten .» clock, al the home of M r *. V a n n P a rk e r. l ’o hostess will ba M i* R a lp h Dean Thr circle w ill go lo the Red Ham nursery in K u s lis and al) mrmlieit are re. q uested to tiring l packed lunch, H ie hostesses will furnish drtnkg amt deasert. l.OsS . 2 .0,8 HIGHISI MOUNTAIN’ . . . PLU S A T l:M A New You . . . A New I’crsonalitv Hnir Style To The Oaa't mist ik lt Shoes Gnat Pitlu ral Jum ping Jack a n d Storybook shoes In all #tvlr* and ro lo r« White bvnk. black and white, biovsn a n d white in all ait**. 3.98 HERE Be your mo«l beautiful self . . . Give yourself a brand new personality With aw ll v i lt r » ul-»l feminine shapina . . , rut and m oldrd right Into ynnr hair! I SENIOR PHONE FA 2-301 f FOR A FAST APPOINTMENT! H AIR STYLISTS £V£1-(BSAA BEAUTY Allor ]0K E. SECOND ST. bliss. V . *9 •j J CKl** MARfMAH CUOCNC O r,c ill & [DESIRE U N D ER — T H E E L M S a V h f "i* ' L k i . N S * I v L S ARE L O C A L P R E U I.W COMMENTS - 7.9.J Featuring F'ashiuni and F o o tw e a r Far Th* r * t » % - "E V E R Y O N E S llO lT .il .SEE IT.” MILS. 1*. I.. HENSON — illY. "I WISH EVERY WORKINO M 01IIEK A M ) FATHER CO l l.l) SEE THIS PI t i l RE. I S H A IJ. SEE IT AGAIN AND IIKING ANOTHER. K. W. WARE - CITY. C c H ts a r ii 212 E. lal SU m B W I __ 4 �(TREE) DOCTOR'S DILEMMA- '..... B y W IN P E N D L E T O N T t o w P ir tS ea T h li I* i .1 torleljr rwtuma. but liver# are Ik re* p i r n * * that you might *n yoy reading about. P a rly n um ber one it a g M lo r* vet wook by the Demerrate. They were baaorini *11 of the DenvorreUc Retialor*. L'engreeimm ta d Gotorw or* who to n last PTAs Pulling Away From National Group . • • • Letters To The Editor The National ( ungira* of I’.irm l* and Tcnchrr* niitl t he florid* FT A rapidly nre lo*lnr pruM root* aupjwrt. In Srmlnolo County, thire I'nrcnl.Trnchrr groupa h n \r pulled out. More nrr likely to do no. 1TA official* admit I lint the National and .State (onm u d have dono little to licurflt local gruupn. For -II praiUcal punwup*. each I’TA In Seminole ( ounty I* i\n inde|»cndent body. ‘ Local I’TA group* plan to continue to operate a* parent* leather tiignnUdlloin. Rather than accept *ome of the view* 9 t the National PTA, local group* are voting to pull away. National FTA leader* a|»pnrently aren’t too worried. Nothing hn* been *nld In way of ‘•explanation” a* to what leatfira ‘‘nteant when they «nld what they *ald.” Parent* and teacher* have become disturbed at thr “one* World” iden advocated l*v the National PTA. Hiey do not like the Imrb* hurled at patrlotlam by the United National* Kduc tlonnl Scientific and Cultural Organization, known I T V group* in Florida, niitl elsewhere. nuppurt the United Nation*. They believe In the UN and it* aim* and purpose*. How ever, thev cannot buy the Insldlou* el fort * ‘ of UNESCO to undermine the very foundation* of the American way of life. • . ’ UNESCO would have textbook* m ined to include only ■the philosophic* of the director* of UNESCO. According to a UNESCO publication, school* *honld be uaed to combat family attitude* that favor nationalism. It would appear that UNESCO I* not In favor of the good old American way of life. Congreaa always i* seeking thing* to Investigate. Till* would ap|tear to l*e a prize plum. New Schools Nearer! Assignm ent W ashington . •<*» • The Seminole County School Hoard tomorrow will d*-By t.d K o irrb a clda when hida will be asked for the start of the gigantic W ASH IN G T O N — Y o u 'll find •ehool construction program. »howi running ron ru rrrn tly . School official* returned to Sanford from New Vork two In Ihe Utile theater off Capitol • Urn weekend, bringing with them a check for some f.T.'JOO,* Hill •000. Tomorrow. Ilonrd member* will decide the priority list for new school* in the county. ,,, Construction will be big new* for many month* a* the . program swing* Into high gear. All section* of Seminole County are scheduled to benefit from the program. Sell mi| official* have lost no lima in transferring a voto - of the freeholder* Into concrete plan* for additional luaJd. )inga. The need for spare made it mandatory that new nchoo»a Thf Srminolr County Pflroltum ! b# cnnitructrd. fount 111 will rrortfani/r March \9 T h e g n u * inp iMipuliitluii i m l ic n t r * thni more schwil* i \n , m in City Hail Petroleum Council To Be Reorganized t h a n p la n n e d w il l lie neetlcil in th e n e a r fu tu re . W h e n th o | AgenU, dlatributor*. aatrim rn. gigeii itriM*, Seminole citizen* once npaln will rl«r to tho tervice t'ailon nprralnra. caraee men, dealer* and Irvirken will at challen g e. lend Ihr irttion from all pari* of the cotinly. I ’rider ili»cui*|i»n will be matter* of Importance to 1 Ihr motoring public and the prtrn j Irum indutlry. f l a k e M ir y . • ItarH I 1J ??; R e v .j A prorrattl will he* prr*culed hy .M.rM . .u rray, .. H ------t. Frank II Owen of Jarkaonville. R h i' n e I'ln rrr e il, M a r rh U K . Dr. O l.i Walker. Owen I* rtrru liv e *e rre la ry nf the S|el*nn, M errh l*-H : Rev Clyde Flori'la I'rtrulruin Cntuiril An election nf o lflre r* It plan Duncan, l-ingw.iml. M arrh 22 29, Dr F.dward Holme*. D ellary, ned Thr l ounril It a non profit non politic ait nrganlrallnn. M a rch I1 W : Ur. Hope Duncan. and Drl.am l, Firal, April l* W . llrv. T hrre arr no due* n r a **r*t I arl ila u e ll, Hanlord. Fli*t, M arch niriilt 13 Churches Slate Revival Programs Thirteen «f the I J ' Swr'hera -R ip llrt .. . (’hurrhea — In the Seminole Attoclatinn ere coniturling ilm ul taneout revival* during M arrh and April F.mphatl* on evangrlum Hoc year I* Ihr beginning of a m year program promoted hy Ihe Southern Hapiltt Convention Mott •f the Il.onn chorchtt In the ronvention have agreed to to operate In Ihe a rtiv ilir* Appearing al churcbe* in the Seminole Avtnciaimn are the Rev. I , ' D. la ck r, D e le o n Spring*. M a rrh 7 1 » Rev. I. A Hall, I I*. llrv. i: I.. Itratcher. I.akr llrlrn . Ill- kr .Mrnioiul, M arch 21 29. llrv, Julian Yuillr. N orlh*idr, Drl.am l. M a rrh 2 1 » ; Dr. J. lia r rl»on Grilfln, l^ k e Monroe. M arch U K : Rev. Jack llryant, Chuluo la. April J l ? DAILY CROSSW ORD A O IO M 1. Nudan ••Mila S. Killed 0 . Nothing t. Iptaith •Mliemaa IS. Ldagulahed II. Onahipa left aide I I. Plarr af vrorihlp Id. Departed I I Rear, aa meal Jl. Argeat labile) IT. Cheat lot* I II. Property <t*l II. A rtK l'a workrretni IJ. Rniketika fitly •1. Recomliuct t t M l** DerUelt, artree* IT.Ohla mllege H. Mr*. Cam or I I . Beg t. River lit ) I. Faitenr I IS. Weaken* IT. Variety of willow I I . Author r f "floUnton C r u m '1 If.Tvreie* IS. Arcumulet* 41. Bov • f •JI.I*J*~ MIlDtJ 10. Itefine Ii n t | ” f ' u i s O h h It . S t at eh a -h* ■ . U v q ; it) live r u n ;ia>. lira Itffl tJij DO It S 21 Even I H I ' Mil It! U C U l ) i i n a ? [ liiH M f l 1. BaalU •poet.) t-d„lMT I l i M d U H >. Boon I I la ir C I I wW i JIM 1. Additional IS. Tw o. f.’iiuf.’B'r 'v-wr;i d. Skill I»gg»-1 ki t'.IMt« l -J.1l.4l t 8. Flaih •land I LH.inf* uif.'zia d. Oirl'a nama I I A m rri* li'.VJ U L I I i an T. Wholly »-ll S. Camlvoruua Invrntor T etlerdti'a l i i * i r tiiamnul Jl. W ith, IS. Covered with •land flown r, etc. 9. Medieval tatea 31. Organa el •her.) •mrll It. Outer Id A t e garment It . htow rrle** ditlenc* plant* 1*. Endured J l w*;#r St. Rrquire JT. fo w l b errur mar* the q P I t li 1 A T_ T _ •% m T“ r ~ U 5" T~ »4 Air Force May Net Moon Instruments \ X M H .M it .lli. A IR F O IIC F R A S K . I abf I l ' P I • — A D ltro v r r r r ealrllllt thol te n ta tlirly *rl for lair thle month m ight Involve Am erica'* lir«i aitempt ai recov­ e ry nf the haby m o o n '* uutrumenu. A ir Force cargo planet known lo bate hern practicing recovery (light* near Haw aii will room by Ihe 40 lo SO pound payload ejected from the high Hying aatelllle and try in rerovrr Ihe p a - L ig . In nrlt trailing behind th r plane* The Intlrum rnl package ein Ihr th»> pound aatcllite will be fired backward! out of the *airlUte ao that it loir* orbital *p rrd and re­ turn* toward the earth. W hrn it ha* tlowrd down •cfficirntlv from Ha more than lin n mile an hojr velocity, a parachute will open •ml further iiow- Ha d rtrrn t to at lU t ih* recovery operation 'll io ::«3E tine half of Ihia double bill feature* me ropa and gangtlrr •el. The action i* direct, diaina hr, rmoliaral That *how a out front. Tlirn Ihrrr't the ahowr that may require a little Interpretation It goes on behind the mahoganv rommlllrr table It* plot it tub He. bltlrr, nlirn nlrnl Main ( haratler* S<n Homer « apehart i ft . Ind i and Rotierl J Kennedy, Democratic chief countel of Ihe FUrkrU tornmttlrr The ihow — nr ftght — stiiiH T" P T it T •4 * zi 1 T* W vP r ZH •f * I »A »* P TT" rr iivk im iv Jl zA TT ji i xr Locked Door Foils Would-Be Thief w VI. I*.II I. IM IIW , M l l . r aa* raVIH Vw J« M | • V*. * vc 11 M. J N . Waaaalaa t a il., r v c u v v j . c i *u iv i.. a a v .n u t a a e .a a a .i • IM C .IVI* I l l \ \ J K IV V H W t l V K K I Ur lie II.r taeleiy #•!!!•* »< JjfMr •!*•** -,t i . aa ■ qaneft iweeaW r !• tk# tacarSar, ta a g a i, ROIcr aa! vkcUiwaa ta tw ria r aaeawS *f. IS IS *• iha Paal Wrflaa . . . alaaa — -avaccae - --- Oacabae ... riaelOe. aaet, eba Sec >f i n a n M at Ware* a. I aye. »• • p * « w * at ik, l a i t N preaa nA*«k 1* aaciilMf a*,la a . ate tae itbaklleatlaa at a ll *ka le a l a ia t e»la*a4 la *kla \ L rIJ a p k e ts J ""- - - - - - - - - ICE MILK 49‘ Half Gal. Carlun I I.ORIDA GIIADK MA” MEDIUM FRESH EGGS - Ih A 1 / «'a,,|ae ♦ w eee^jiaika J' r I • at M c m r r i o k wttr.e #•» week •It H .acka • ». Maalk •aa •! •» te ar lllil • £AINTi • aiiON ASPHALT ’JO?c 3 We Rewerve 'Hie Right Tn I.imlt (juunliliM •A U O W Ut'.TSIDR OIL PAINT INTLRIOn PI. IT inti :qinn rniMCR m :ai.i :r 6 981 Mac's Oil Co.f KANFOHl), FLA. FVERY 2ND C A N M FC • AUOM S2.2I 9f. RI BI M l F X •» \ | \ T Risr nrMi gijihr O l T M I l t : P R IM F .R M IR . B I N D I N G IK A I. E S n P A B K I.i: I L I M I M ' M T C ol.O R B T R IM A you d o . . . Mat rvcsv 2-4612 2ND C A N carr before noon to ir n n |t B u d * i n cm the w ing Spring Sower* will anon he blooming. Ilow about yout car? la R m h im » n h the veauvn? Your Phillip* M Dealer know* juti what to do lo gel your car ready fur warm weather driving. Fu*t he ll drain and flueh your ear i radiator. Than ha ll give ih* cluati! a thorough lubrication, and refill the crankcase wiih frtah Phillip* (4 T ro p -A rlic * Motor Oil. O f count, he II check jour licaa and battery. . . c»cn your w im hhiald wiper* I f i all pari of yo u r Phillip* «! DealarT " / m g Up” teniae. I f your car ha«n'l had thii w nic*. drive in when you tec live orange and h itch Phillip* to Shield. *A lredema)! 5*® F en H you need Up-fbrSpHnq! A iU S M M U M rv re v 2ND C A N phone: FAirfu 3-11 Wednesday, Mar. 11. IWO CARTER UPTO$600 VEI.UA — Chocolate. Slraw herry, Yanllla Fags 4 MARY visit FAM ILY! ) ’ v numlwr three murr wilt win he h. on March 2l»t in ihe hall room *b* tonliaenlal Hotel. It will t * f M annual ilie rry R|o«tum Fe«livj: -**nce and rerepllon hi.n o n -. fr in ir v * Grace and her Court v Floridlar.i are Inviled to „„ hand1Ticket* may be bought tr ... Inet hike*, p m ld rn t of the Finn da State Society. No Nepotiim — Juat fur record. Dona of the Florida mem hert of Congreit have anv km folk* on ihe payroll. In fart, one of the top champion* again*! r>% poliim ia F lo rid a * m ilv Va, thewa. He could have uteri a bit of family help when he fir*i came la Cangre**. loo. SAVES HALF! sometime i t I* the retiring princcv* »pj-i thr wheel She gave It atari, t out r. puih that it '*ipun for " * n ,or tn,>rr u , r '2 ^ ' n» » ^ *♦ aior Holland crowned the B„ p n nrr**. He arrived m IVM In a lo rd ; that had hn non mite* on H Hr owed leveral thovuand dollar* m IIO M .V W O O n it I 'l i — Groucho campaign e«pc»*ei ln»tead of M a rx delivered the fir»l big lime pulling hi* w ilt oo the pavrull m quit ibow to T V nine ye a r* agn help tolve hi* money problem* ‘ "J1 f' * ' '''^ h e d to *ee all the Mr. Hilly pulled him«rlf out other* go down Ihe drain hard way He tavn l hi* m n n n ® III* turret* form ula' " O u r pro H r drove hi* old car. He even gram it never crocked " brought hit lunch to work In • A lw ay* rated In Ihe too in pro paper bag He it proud of hn» gram *. OrouthoT "Y o u Ret Y our he did It. Today hr own* • new U f r . " look a h ic k teat for (wo or car. And he ha* quit bringing hi* three yra r* lo Ihe tpectacular lunrh from home. And If we • Twenty One." • K 4 Ottl Q u e tllo n " know him at well a* we think »e and other* llut they ve long aince do, we are lure that he h i t *ome patted by the board* and Grou- of that old folding money laliert rbn I* girding for hi* loth teaton away by now Move doe* lie explain (h it* "T h e public tnuii he d ru n k." he quipped C.nUIrn Formal*/ "Srrlo u tly. people are in te rfil­ ed in the ihow became wa run an honeit qutr W'e never hrlp anyone, and our queHInnt can be antwered by anjone of normal Intelligence ' Some of thn*e othrr ahowa re lied on g rn lu ir* a* ronletlaoli, while let* than J per rent nf the audirnce wat rapalde nf rom lng up with the answer* "T h e difference between 'Y o u Bet Y ou r I.lfe* and the other* la about the tame •■ the difference between * r * * t lin g metrhea and the fight* With w re iilln g every f o i m Ui * Ihm g i* planned mil in advance, hut no body know* how a price fight will turn out *' Groucho'a had Innumerable op p o rtu n iiln in win viewer aympa thy hy giving ro n le tia n l* a c w n J J HUM "b re a k .” hut he u ra d fa ttly re fuiea to do to P t O f lT S A C O S T S " I l might pirate the public tem p,,r i r ( |y ,( | |f , § ro n iM tl n | wln the m nnev." he laid ..„u| tn (h, ,nnf n m „ WOllM ^ money FRESH MILK : 39 1 Honesty Pays Off, Groucho Declares Of His Quiz Show needs l i n daughter of Mr» ftoheri r, y ,. Curdy. M U 6. W. fiath Pl»cf. \ft. im l P rln re is Grace I* ■ lf r r ’ li r y in Ihe office of C ongrestfr.n D im e Fa * cell. She i« . of Coral G a h lr* High School >,*» hai attended the U n h e rt u iM ‘l Miam i and Alabam a. n,.(0 g coming io Wavhlngton fo work 0 Capitol Mill *he wat employed a« a legal ileiiographrr in Miam i On hand for this t>art\ three other eniranis f„r ih . . 7 * „f princcai: Doroihv ' daughirr of thr C a n g r r t i m . . « ‘ Siankrauff a .Vnator Holland . off,re f ,|f cHrlity. a lerretarv m V ' * “ ! who Everybody V K I.U A G R A D E " A ’ T5- 1 TT 1 TT" I M “ ,,h If Collin* ihould have thl* litre in the back of hi* mind, he migtt find ihe rotng a hit lough whei he get* to l.ot Angelr* for tkt litre he it 1iabb convention. For there to find anothrr Floridian with the «ame idea— and with much mme tmi mfluenre. Senator George Smi-| (her*, Anyway. It wat a nict •peech and Ihe the Governor w n w arm ly received Party number two « n the b g H o n d a Stale Su rlrly C h erry Uha Society Cherry •nnt Prince** "w heel tp m n in C H a l w i* ataged at the Cnniinenlal Hotel the new Florida P rn teas it M u * G ra c* M cCurdy, II, ntiinlirr of d ay* b »tk whrn the ihut - look of divdain C ape livrt’i with Ihein in •eiling.up • i'n itrd Iwo *tar» tquarrd away from way. Ilu-n flipped a paper to the Fund and ap p ly for membership, mnrr tjtan milr* apart Krn table in a ihuw of diaguit. lie If wa are accepted at a mem nedv, illrrvting thr ju k r but bear •aid. ijuite stoutly and to no on* btr. we vetll, nf rourie. not he |ng.. brought Capehart * name in r p a ttiru la r, that Hie Senator Included in tha Federal Se rv irt to the trHimony. ta *u a M lk e w*»n t a w a rr of what w a* going Campaign for National Health H r rrfcrrrd In thr Senator in on A g e n rlfi ronnrrlion with Milton Hammer* lllit if u lly . Capehart |x rutted I would be pirated lo meet grrn. former vice* pie-wulviik nl Ihr In I'.r i|iie*ti imog krpnrely leap- with your leader! at any time W urllU er Miialc la>., Ilw m in rrg irn rd In h i* fret and (talked around In d ltru ** o u r program and ro letllfieei that he played ball wiih In* ch a ir. Rcporlvra thought the oprrale in any othrr way. racketeer* in o n lt r l.i tell mmie ynurg eluef ruuntrl wav going for V e ry amcerrle yo-ir*. tioxr* The only connccllon wa* a walk He eluln't Ralph K. Nollnrr lhal H a in iu rrgrrn auccerelrel Cape llia ir m a n John M e' lellan i D . F.terullve D irrrinr hart in Ih r m ujlr com pane Aek . anting Iwlwrrn Ihe iwo M iam i. Fla Toe ra*iiat r r fr r r n c r didn I go finally «markri| hi* gavel, and iluwn well with C a pe h a ll who Ihr in r it lr n ' Irailrd off w a* ml In Indiana giving a On a n o th rr orraiion, Capehart, •perch at tin lim e. H r *aul young trying In he helpful In the comKennedy wa* playing dirty pool milter, atkeil an Fa*t Aurora, Young Kennedy aimniercd. and I I I . j u k r b o* operator for advice, ..... . , ... not loo |>rivatrl). Hid I h * m an have any tuggeiBD M K tl I I I Well. ur. Ih r lug m an from lion* fo r Irgiilalum In clearing Jl, lockrd him I f if In Ih# men a Indiana, a new m em ber of the- thug* out nf Ihr Juke buainef*? room " f a tavern wl.h Ihe InlenRacket* Commuter, finally made T h r m an didn't, but after Ihe linn of Icxiln g Ihe p llre after H hi* appearance in tho Cautut ir lilu n r r r n t r d for lunch, re- rlocert rulnou* Bui Ihe ta ve rn '* owner locked lluntn You could lia *r fell Ihr p-.flrr* appniarhrd Catwhart. ire cracking In the hark row I hr y bail a luggritlon for Ihe he the room from the nimida. too T h e n two adversaries ignored Icagu rred fj. rrrr Jukebox official. He wat found me neit morning each other *o rffc c liv rly that "D o n 't yo u think Juke h o te l ought and raptured Adding In hi! hum i­ thouling rpilhrla wouldn't have lu he o u t la w e d "’ chided one of liation wee ihia — m other kev lo the door had been lying on * thrlf been mom noticeable. thein. Kennedy, w hnir tr m p rr once N.i. *a n i H e Secitor. A n d . he ill the tim e hed hi* fu ll dangling In the face indicated, he'd rather not he ainf Roy M. I'n h n of McCarthy toclaied with muilc; hotra. "I feme, wecn'l lucking h i* Ire un made ino*t of my money with T r a n s f e r O k a y e d der hi* ileeve. radio* and lelrvition.” he *aid, T A I X A I I A S S E B i l 'P I i - The In Ihe w llnrtt chair wat a and he wall rd away. Cabinet ha* appro* *d a tram fer Jukr 1m * uperator from llinoklyn The repnrlcf* untied It appear­ al one half inter**! m i g n and ed that, for the time being at nit drilling Ira te in Oadr County lent, they were tn Kennedy'! cor­ from Com m onw eallh Oil Co, lo K o d s S h e l l I n Iu i u Ir the Cot tie I Petroleum Co ner. T A I I 'M . Formuaa ( U l 'l l — Thr Chlnecr C om m unltl* rr*um rd their ar: liter > hnrnberrimrnt nf Ihe N attonali*! held Wurtnuy off •here ula.nl* today after obierv Ing their ucual a llrrn a lr ilay reatefirr Tuetdav, Ihe defcn*e ml n iilry *aid whin / ^ 'jR C K S 0 n ,r " \ .ANDO ( om.A? //M T* IB — Iwea*ae«lag Ik ila m a a . who talked willingly about racke Sincerely, leer* who had merccd him . Cape «Signed I Myron A. R rrk hart blundered onln vrrhotrn teiOw ner lummy . Hr atknl ihe wilne**, un — willingly enough, whither he atlll F-dilor. ojicraletl juke bovr*. Sanford H e ra ld Ihe wime** balkrd. Apparently, Sanford, F la . Capehart waan't hrlrfed aOovit Dear Sir. prrviou* •ecrrl leitimony during I have read iih inlertti jo u r which It wa« decided that the wit- editorial which appeared in the nr** nut divulge hi* prevent poll Sanford H erald on February U r d lion in Juke buitnrtt Pirate inform toe leaden of Whrn „lr ¥|,nf„ hp, lUlH the I'm ted Fu n d that the Florida t jjyrlurt looVnl up n to my Chapter of Ihe A rthrili* and Rhru llrv. wltat's going on?M Kennedy m alum Foundation will cooperate FI.OKIDA'S FASTEST liROWIMJ FOOD UIIAIN! rr ■leknem* ***0Ml i Editor. T h e lle rtld : K o lia Station W TKH h it rer tiee<l aum erout c *IU la regard In 1 T e lo Q u Ir .” The at*umpUo«i teem* Ip he that W I S H hat ad vertUed ihia promotion nr U tinvehnw roanecled wllk U We w ith in eitabllih the fart l •■ ( W T R R h a i carried no advertliing la connection with ' Telli (full” and t« la no way connect­ ed with the promotion. W T S R kaa an etlabliihed policy of m ik in g no call* to thr listen ing audience, a policy eitahtlihed after y e a n of eiperlenre during which q u a r k i, p rankiten. and the like m ada m urepreieniatloni whereby It waa made to appear ikal W T R R w a i providing fabu louv g iv e a w a y *, gift*, a n a n li, elr. for peactirally no effort on Ike lutenera part. W T R R h a * ta rk m * program * on ohlrb a w a rd * and gift* are avail thle to litlrn rrt. (tut In all in tianret. Ihe btleoer call* W T R R thereby tiring aiturrd (hat thr entira m atter la legitimate and that no m ltrcp m e n ta tio n * are he<*g m ade T h u It an open Id le r which we hope vmi will tor fa to place hefoie" you r reader* an that'th e y mav be ro rre clly informed a* to W TRR a potitm n and poliry. ‘ I* It was * f too * plate *ff»f.| The hill room of the ^ h rrst< n P * r k Hoirt w *t picked. The Flrt Ida Dem nerailf mem ber* of Co) g r e u sere on hind. A m on g tip •peakera « *• Governor Err,) Collin* lli* (ppearanre on a «• imnal platform In Wachmgton gavp a new boot! to rum or* that he * working hard lo win Ihe t i n pretldcnllal >pot on the nation*! Democratic ticket re *t ye ar | The Governor ha* tild that tha. i la not to But. tho»e who like h further Ihe rum or point to h» recent article again*! ga m bliif that appeared I- a national magi*ine amt la hi* liberal de*egrega November. ’ more commonly *« UNIiSCO. I W ashington See-Saw for money the u m t diyl ( i n t*j I k # >• 24 *J*»U'f Kiiieiat* iirooo moo t 1 00 II 00 710 00 71200 412 00 }i;oo noo 1100 24 00 1700 F X T t .H lO u 8 J 98 t.XLWS »:.je cgt. P A IN T * 96 EV E R T 2ND C A N F REE l).M 9L SO LVEN T Ki nm k M Y B O N R Y P A IN T P R E S T IG E U q tlD babe PLU riq FA M ILY riNANCC SIRVICI, INC 01 tAHFOBB 12SSouth PsrkAtmut G L \ M M \R | N E S P E C . P A IN T MARY CARTER PAINTS PhaaifAirTti 24(12 201 W . F in n SI. SafacJ. Fiend! Oppoalie Herald Office Phone FA 2-3649 SANFORD, FLA. �W e d . M a r. 11, 1 9 5 9 — r a g e 5 Slit ^aafurfc fr r a U . Veeck Visits Park ' Alter Buying Sox; Seeking Harmony c h il a g u < m > — h .i ; \ t t c *n d his aiioclatci. tin* n r * m» yonl* stoekholdrrs of the Chi./gc White Sot, vin t C o m iik ry Park today in ire Ih r baecbkll empire thr. h i f lurrhaved 5 reck and hit syndicate. which include* former m ajor teiguc slat R in k G fe rib rrg and five invest mer.l Oankcr*, p a i d J2.7llO.OOi l u r i d i y m M r*. Dorolhv Itlanr; (or tier majority stock interest Tht purchase j i v r Y re c V i group 54 per cent of Ih r stock. Tht other pt per cent It held S* M n R i j i r s 'i brother. * b aric* u h u c k . ro m lile y . who battled futilely m the count to present the tale Vcctk hoped t>* meet with Co miske*. a So t u c e president. at ► mn af possible anil discuss the ta 'r and the (tilurc o( the Vm en ran league club. C o m liU l. h o *e te r. wat in F'orida ai the So t training c a irp in Tampa. H r was not expected to rrtuin to Chicago until Tnursday. Itoweser, • W ell keep com ing hack to Co m nket I’ark. Veeck »aul. • unul «e can nt down with him in whal we pray will be a moat amuab.e ditcuition ” \eeck em phaaued he hoped to keep Com likey in the organnation at » • p artn e r" H > are noi Bouig on the m ui cte. he laid " W e dun l want an> of the ranting and (crap p ing that ha> gone on lor t e a r * n o * . ” Veeck and G reenberg hoped to negotiate with C o m lik e y to obtain equal tla'.ui lor all three ir run­ ning the club^ John R ignry, the huihand of Dorothy, will rem ain a v*ee prendent of the rlub for the time being, Veeck laid Top Drivers Ready For Sebring Race SH A R IN G i C F I Most ..f the world's top sport* c«t drivers, (tv lading such P»<C • *e tl*l* as I hll Hill and S t ir lin g Most, will compete for *15.000 In pi lie money her March 21 in the ninth annual Ftoiida International 12 Hour Endurance Race. The entry list i* alill imom* pletr, hut a provisional lineup put i VIosa, En g la n d ** star perform e'. In a H rlti*h L iste r Jaguar and lid!, last y e a r's en winner Horn Santa M onica, Calif., In a Ferrari team entry. M pit will drive a l.u lct Jag rotated hy B rya n Lister, maker of the bshrld J a g u a r H i* co* rtriser sill l>C Ivo r Bus .i"*i *if England. Hill will head t h i world cham ­ pion Ferrari team, ro d rm n g with Dan G urney of Risetiide, Calif A I v> on the F t r t a il tram, which will enter the rare a* the fa vonte. wtl he O iiv lt r Gendebttn n* Reigium. T o n y Brooks of F.ng* land and Jra n B r h r a of France. Sports Briefs Race Entries Cut l.i; M AN S. F ra n ce cam rtrs of the Le M a n s 24 hour auto rice, whith will he held on June ?|, t»id today that the field of ehgiblri has been whittled do a a to 55 s la r ie r i from an entry list of 100 Fhtl Hill uf Santa Monica. C a lif, Stirling Moss of Britain and Jean H ch ti of f r a n c are among the top d n . r r i .ho will take part in the endurance race. New Navy'Desire Team' Upsets Carolina Cagers In Coaches' Vote Mick Hurt, BraVeSTopYank'S I nllrd F i t ** lislrmall-mal «hmildrr and has undergone treat The New Y o rk Yankee* .were m rnl The Y a n k rr * hat made no faced tmla* with Ih r | -libdity mention that anything was strong that SM.000 slu gger Mifkt M an with their super star M exico Stale, the stage ti set for l nltrd l’re»* Inlcm aliunal Mantle first •uffrrrsl the Injury NK55 Y O R K ( I T I ) — K a n e s* tlr wdl be b a m p rrrd — H le»*t N a s y 's new •'team named de 1* teams to open N C A A regional when he rollidrsl at tesun.l base lir e " which brought back the play Friday night at four aitc*— State, which dosed the regular during spring training and p« r with Red Si hoenl *n*i *i( the Mil I II . tea ion with 20 lonseeutise victor hap* during the A m rriran League war time tp a rklr cten to the tired Charlotte. N C , Ksan slon season — bv a reeurrencr ol hit waukee B ra se * during the 1957 ries ami a 711 record, w as named Lawrence, Kan , and San Fran eyes of old aradog Adm. Bull college basketball s 1356 59 na 19(7 World Series thou rr ail World Series l.ikr his p - r j e ir * Haliey by whipping North C a ro­ , claeo. »or. Joe D lM aggh i Mantle. Is a meut lina in the l i n t big ttpsel of the Boston C qualified to meet ilonal champion today by ihr Mantle. » i m ho|se* lo shoot for scry slow healer and appairnlly N l 5A basketball tournament got Navy at Charlotte bs rallying to C m trd Brest International a Board the triple batting erown *» * ail i* siihiecl to rri urring aliments it* battle cry today from Coach mp Conneelirut. 60 5*. and West of Coaches sued Tursda* not to ihrow lor mme than mo*; athlete* The Big F i g h t cham pions, Hen Carnes a le ' Virginia at last osercam e ill Th* Milwaukee B ra sr. didn't three dass after he felt pain in eoaihed bs Fred iT r * H inter "W e think we can win .'oy N C \ A Jins in troucing Daitm ouih. «pos.tion right tnoulder Dr Sydney help l asry > rnc* • game * r pi a ' *2 61. to earn a Charlotte berih receiscd .M7 of a possible 550 hit (-‘"inti when thr* heal "■ * 5 .inker* for points in the (mal halloiirig of Ih r Gaynor. the club p h y iin a You gotta beliese > m in the against St Joseph a i Fa *, U n t a n board Tlie* will receise no i »lcium deposit af'* ! * M m wake of N / s y * 76 6J triumph Marquette rain e d rn F.sanston o s t r C a ro lin a 's la r Heel* at Had b irth opposite Michigan Slate bs thr t F I Gold Trophy at a time Hr lo trSum c hit works*:.’* hut tss retrain from throwing lien Square Garden Iue*das ntg'it rtppmg Bowling Green, S*» 7J. and and plate to be announced, K rn ttu ks ine defending N C A k Nobtids tn the 5 anke. ram p That Hole the N C A \ show from LouttsilL' earned an K s a n il an other victories in New York by shot at state risa l Kentucky bs tournament champion sshtch held sermrd mrlinetl •** push l"e pam r t nlleii F ir s * Inlrrt. Jtional West V irginia and Bolton Cm beating Faitern Kentucky. 77 6t first place for seven w eek* during button, but lep-srters were >ur Ih r season, (mulled second in thr prised when Mantle rescale*! lie 51 Miam i. Fla stru ts ami in la-'Cinglon. h , by The X e * York crowd stared In *21 Mil tivs— 6 9 1 final soling with 29* points M a n ha* ha*l ecent trouble “ ith Ihc 55 ashiiigtuis Marquette and Louisville disbelief and then cheered in de B allim oie **v> *s»> .102— 5 * I N'ots. esrept for one first round light as t ie Middles stormed to a igan Stale tie H.g Ten cham pion game to.ight in L a s Crucei, N. 51 27 halftime lead and built the was third with 712 points. O n Ram os o i i s j 6 Mr»a it*. cinnati. the M i!touri \ alley king, M . between Idaho Stale ani N rw k ia m V *9* and Forter Johnson m argin to 53 »o with srsen min w a* lourtli with !Jn and North Itarth i 2 Rambergi-r i l l . Slealer utea remaining They did it on C aiollna State, ktlantlr Coast Con i is and rnand o* t jidwell : linlliant ballhandlm g a ferrnce t Sam pan “ as fifth with \5innei Itarito* I .n i — Johnson sleep trap ' com bination'' defense. H R s — Fortei llrrtota Iteqner .1 Dradeye shooting and • a The Souln wound up with fi*r f ie ih a in p io n tb lp tn the Nats hose all. ;usl plain grit 51 Ft 'ly e rs, fla i , i,. i n , **" • i " Jay M tiller, ssltose f.6 i* ihc t r a m s— Krntui k * . Nortn I aroint* ford Junior Basketball I <ague will > I'ltlsb iirg 0*1 iAil 3tiv— 4 I I N aty height limit, led Ihr MiJdle Mate, North Carolina M ississip p i p, derided Saturday Slate and Auburn— among the top H ire r team * a d sa n .n l into Ih r I huisieri with 20 p n n u while Dick Rrosnait l.m-ftle it* Bias loch IQ final* They are Robson Sporting t i l and Given Kline. R Sm ith K rp lry paced Carolina with 16 North I'jro.ina i .u 4 1 and M is tioiwl* Stem p er ' ;r * a id ■'“ •in I I I f „.i and II , gi »* M i.i •isalppl S u t r i24 l i tceil fnl »;tlb not S|h)iting Goods Ilolsson and t i n — L a st lu n i — I uebkr plate in Itte (mal standings with sti mper still clash in tne !it»t At Tampa fla NF.M Y O R K 11 F I >— AI S ih a c h f. M IA M I. H a (L F I i Bobby 114 pilin'* ra. i. lot'o -ed bs Ilia d gams at tin N alional c>,aid \t '*H bw m l — 5 '» I the beef and baseball man. moan %vifa, SI bo led the A m c m a n ley I2 J 5 I at I K point* (a tlto m il rr.ors *>alu n la y at P a m The I'hiladrlpliia C hicago > 5 030 300 000— 3 7 i n l tusfay that Ih r htggrsl ttoublc Lrague with a 541 batting a sr l? 1 4 t with DO and A u b u rn (2 0 ?) winner of thi* contest “ til take with the lu rrrn t crop ef diamond igge In 1954 ha* Oottllrd the Hal* Lehman. Hearn i5j. L r i r k . on .•n ' i iiiinnlr Sp o ilin g • *>oils ai ssi'h 55 start is thal they aren't ' h u n gry" tnrioif Uiiulcs be t* le tln n g lioia * * .lilies i w■ slid T h is in a s West Virginia rham plon id Hie In 45 hweball to become a *ai»*man. enough Fierce. Shaw : l . Rudulpn i 7 I and In the first inund id the Idas Southern tunference, led the secM ost A4ir.neiErickson Lose r This it not a business complaint imd ID Tesas Christian S I l.nuit, ■ dft Robson whipped K.i.imdtai ». by the "clo w n p rin ce " turned res i tah, M a rq ii .li T e n n r**ic Stale St 111, r. bad gone uinlrlratril in Hie tauratcur At M , he still is m a k ­ Los ANGLl.es (I IM u n r i a l \.kt >1 J.'Hn * of Now York. i i j .,.1 .mill tile fin.il gsmi id Hie ing a three year major league ra l halt ns an William C. kckermari N a .s '*1 M.its s (Calif I, and St tegular season. ?5 12 flounilllal * rccr in tshlrh he p ilih id II wins lu *t ph s i Fa i la indril mil the was unable to find Ihc .ght tom announced Sue.Jay that the l9 b igam sl 10 losses pay off due to liinalosn ami llo b so n '* l up nrmual Coliseum Relays Will t*f l <ip ?<1 hi* tans r t , ‘dalion thi* win r thcr (tandils he d i n F n d a ), M ay 15 I he 1959 "T s t tdtb was ti.r all tunc trlsy * will he in n on g ia * i he Stemper staged a Inc d rtir in Sanding will be i-wsirr if sou grcatcsl." F hacht says, "a n d cause the field i a* hern toJJrd * ra;> a shrit of sandi a per atounil tnr m in i quarter to osereoisie thrrr isn 't i man In tne game to­ foi the t » l Atsgrlrs |).><!gers. Sanford Lies trie. r*i 22 ami Sem i NK5V 5 1iR K i l l ’l l — fra n k padifi .l hhss k of uis-td day who could make an alt time lute S|*irtlng Go.nl" It » an east M rlliiiie » la r Heel retsel from Zii 16 s r r d lr l trom Higginhutli all lia r team ;" the slilfWa.k* lit New Y»*fk a* The tcason, la y * the still turn unT and dapper Schacht. n that thr i Battuta are invited lo attend te ilcd touaj* that at long U * i ihr Hie i * H siraight time. 5 2 l.aiighlm will deride whether an itookirs Jerry Nelson and Bob j operation It neressary. '•iggie and srle ra n Joey Jay T h r Ruitun Red Ssn remained combi *d lo hold the world chant* I the only unheatrn team on the l»‘ont to four hits including a grapefruit clrrut when ihey *he»t Iwo-run homer to \ndy > ares Ihr liia n li. (.*. f.,f ,h„ r JN n f Han* Aaron ho me red for the •tra.ghi win Jarkie Jensen itrnva B ra * e * m iwn run* wph a single and dou­ The San F ra m i*c n Giants also ble and Frank .Malrnne delivered rrreisrd some had newt sshrn a iwo run tm glr lo spark Bosion a pittl'cr Red Worthington was or allark tiered in N r a York fits tor a C a lc h tr l. i Haile* Masted « potiihlr kni e operation Worthing three run *es emhdnmng hom er ton a holdout, rrptsttrd from Bir thal earned the Cincinnati Red. nungham Via that hi* knee hat I " a * l deration tier the K a n sa t puffed up and Dr Harrison Me- I tty Athlelle. The blow ram e off nalph Terrs- after doubles he tra n k p -om at and fra n k Rnhin> *“n produced one run Joe N lltt hail slopped a Kansas C u y rally in thr ninth — Rudolph Tone Taylor eluhb»(l out i»*t 5 Wr.t Faint Ilearh, f la •ingle, and a ilouhle for a perfect einnati <**i mf) ion— l 6 I da* and >,| the Chirago Cubs fa K a n ia i i lls tvti*• mat .lim— 5 pi li a ‘*9 rout O* me n e se lan d JndiTena, K io piessnuki 161, Nuv am I al M i l ith was rocked foe hall 14 * and Bade* Hairs, Trrrs II r rl,n* ln ihc first inning. Tay. *6 Hoidlim an i l l and House ir n'" * ha* I .llrcted seven h ill ■ l> w innei krop irw m rkl •» his Ia n nine iript m ihc "plate* l ■***c i terry. Ill; Hale! lls*r Rock* Nrl,.,n. baffling for a ,n < m aior league ton afler many bnl\i M Pr'e rsbu rg Fla hail' minor league seasons, eon* r«vi (131 4*14S— 3 | m . lr d H im a iwo iun single in 51. "i J t|ilk|P INM u»> Tv*'— .’ 4 2 •he .csrn lh inning as ihr F in *, S 1 .k \ iH I ' C .•••n. In!•»(«• All . J l ) 17 1 Jlld burgh F ir it c t heal thr St. L M | a I iiriii ! or*l S: "lllllSJIV. < 1 l. i aidinaG i t Ronnie Kline, R. c . i A Ari.l It.i r 11. Jslillis.in J Jill: F a r * pitched a U in m i •im’iiU 1 . u f —btur b’ur Inner agam si me Cardinals, ili % nt lift - i 4Tf > , Aaron w .n base diupiwd all four of iheir .5; 1-4k» Jimf. H u cxhitjiiaun g a m n • I... ' i tV»| niij imo— 2 9 o Johnny (troth ilfittrrrtl i ftltfi* (It tl (•til im ■ J 9 ft (ice fls **,!, t!:r hates fillrd in D rill lit? 1 j bin* F rt Itinr 11’. It. *1(111 me *e.etui* inning tn c u e ihc If*. •ml r .11,1iun > It ii r n • i il r. Holt I *7c;* a .12 edge over lh * Rim *• \ '%1, lh IX II is * jrti Der­ ' Digs i s D.'dgera Joe Flgna* brnWin n r r 11nie r l a i n — lann pa ed I ns k n g rlti with twit ltr ■ *rnl doubles and a single \i Pfturr H . \ r n Staq laipata drove In 5'alm y IblSilmi HM ft ft cm -a i2 l iii M. j. with i mnih inning am gl* •>iri f r,vnri >L II a*H j 1 ' * "1 7 1 a» Hie I'hllasl. iplua Flullies edged H r i A i r, lirfiiiiuis • Ii, IM iH k , Lie ilu r a .M u hue bav 5 2 Keq * 11 un» l / iin m e in u n ,\*. ur.rlti. •-Qhman, Jim Hearn. Don L rirk ^mf. •ft! i | i M uflttt 1*1 ami l u - •*"i and Hob Conley held th* dr.tft Stliiiiiill <6 5V inner— Brew - W bde Su s tu sesen hilt 4 r r t.osrr— Antotu III 1'cel1 1 Rom os w-nl five in n m gi M Mesa, A r i l ; l nllu.vcd only fuur hits a i th* I Irirla iid i»i.’ i»*i I (JO— 5 iq f 55a •illusion Senator* Iseal the Hal4'lilcago s N i M il lll| |ox_9 II | lim o rr iirudes, 6 3, m a night Mrl.lsh, ( irutte i i . llriiia n i , f game helure 1.609 al 'K a m i. Fla. and 5|uran, B ltkup i ■* i Lllsssorlli. J 55. I'urter. Reno llrrtnia and South has risen again. Klsion i &I. M a rlin m i a.id B Tay- Julio lleiqiier ho in r red for 'l h * The fireworks aren't a* violent i"r Winner Flllswotlli. I o *e r— Senators, who tq u a rrj their «*hW as they were ihr flrvl H m r M Lull hiliun recoril at 2 2, around lint Ihi* lime llirrc'a al ntotl i s mueti li'M ln ' and holler in and rv ritrm io t at welt a* a Exh ib itio n R e su lts Modern Players Jusl Not 'Hungry' AI Schacht Avers Title Games Set For Junior Cagers !6« Avila Will Retire Relays Scheduled South Has Risen; Shooiin’ Higher I modern player slorin't ' put o u t" as much a* he. prrm nally still doc* F o r Schath! csen now ,s ptrpartng h i* annual serir* *)( * \ htbiliuns which will mark his juiu yra r in the game " t h e hall player* were real hungry in ihott day said hlai k haired AI 'T o d a y they Mass lira much money too easily Why. when I won 19 games for Jersey City in the International league. I wat m aking (4 a week \nd when I was pitching for Mashing ton 1 made (raw a month Only Ted M iliu m * and V a n M u lla i of today's tiallplayn., he insist*, stand on the tame lesel a * the all time performer* "G u y s like M i i k n Mantle ami W illir M a s * a n Pm in, >n*isiin Srhactit a rgu rt They take jt t.u* ea*v from Hm r to timf lestevd of hauling all thr w ay." Long Race To Highlight Slate At Track Tonight RingResults the Saturday .antes L O N D O N it F I - D i r k Id hard two figuring in the G ta d r-A ninth sail 7 l7 'i. YV.i!r> anilpapiled Reel mile rontesl* and t**o G r a d e - \ ru c r Thr fast iiruulte stepper hat Win., hurst I'M • Rail *in Mil ,' i r a i ile a l m ore slm uiin’ . larr* will higldig.il one of Sanlorsl won ei'ght tilts tills sea -in. lo post lift Guy s.a rria 155 5 I. F ra m e T h is u p risin g is r o n c r n ir d w ith Urlando * fastest r a i d s in Us hit unr of thr i lull's linest sirtiiry outimmleil D a s r t narnle . n J 1*. b a sk e tb a ll a sport in w h ich P ix ie tors tumght. I England i Hi) rr c ird. a i Ia s i h as la k rn Its p lace a* a Feature of the r ' r m n j « coniie* lit t I 51.0. N 5 11 |'| — Ja ik ie I h r fir*t ••■ *inth and 1 t'th f a n * tee I ion w h ic h bows to non.* sshrn III ion will tw one of th r must hullsDam ell*. 151 i llullalo outpoint contested Hot Box b a te s pf the tea will be long i.'H in ts ie.ituruig toil, rd M irkev lltlseoll 111 . T.srun 11 to m es In o v e ra ll <n lh n sia s m ■ tin The top'll den lsitM l a i r Hrld stand.ng ills! jure (u n lt il* “ liu In. On’ 16 1 and ab ility will hcjohnc »n n r t t t of girs never fail lo thrill the fa n * * 5 ( hi r a n b e lie *r d ia l Me NEVA I I L D F D H D Mas* f t> l'l * Tomorrow nigh* (lie tract will hounds why ra n run lompctltlsel) — Jim m y Conner*, 17* New- Red t iilt r r sa ys in a s o u r w hich ,*f hold another art.* t N ight *.iied with the world s finest ford, niitpolnlrd Tummy II adun le r seven " e a rs in !h r So u th, is \ftei a Scorching 1UU> *esorid tile, All wuinm wld fie admitted to a m u llig an sips* m is liir r iH-isvecn |?7' . I Ilia . N 5 * e -eking Saturday. Sim la should hr the os a I without urn m a r g e * and a p a stra m i sam lwieh an I hm nitis H O I S T O N t r s i f l 'l i lues rrad) to romp well lro.il thr filth th thi ilia a,, cent till all* >i r S n liri !'i* New \ utk outpoint g rits " lla s k r lh a t l In Hie S it iln |HJJj |snt|||on She r ,i*en »ec nil state admission la se after i r a r * of being on lie w a s , rd Tony liu p a* .55. New or morning line odd of infer t•• | .Maimer racing will i* nn lap ai has ile lin d rls a rriv e d up an u ser tran« (6 i erne Simla jumped '*ul all alonr in 7 p m f riday and Baturday, in SAN j u s l i aid s 1T I t bleu a ll basis it s la r k s up with an- in her last encounter .Itesking to Dir additlim In niglstis i aril* at 6 to sanloi, 157 I'orlugal. oiiitHunlrd Ih r c o u n ti* am i we ra n ev e n g is r wire sesen full length* ahead of p m r * ept Sundays Use Haynes. 110 San D i r e < aid those i l j i n n s a n k e rs Iro ih In d ian a Ydded Value. F a n * aiieail* a n idaiining for a few lessons In enthusiasm 10: Favorite nl Ihc Hot It n i* Hap .infold inland * * M ull Det ei FM lM .'N IX Am 1 1’ 1*1 -Z o ra T h e d r te rn d a n ls of Ih r men 15 • h a n d le r. A m P> Joe laicky. g u m ftse to 1 * " tn* ition rsrnts Sumfav attrrnimn , , iillrs m il who fire d on I'o r l Su n d er h aven t |>P|, , ni| ,llh rr tll)I lea rl> odd. from the Hirer bo. it -t Ite n r* T h u rm a n . 211 Lo s 'o n * shade of th al im p u ltlv r n r s * l oiled I 'l l .* Inti inallural . „ Ilast * ... • cuniest. .. ...Aid, a. 4 iHie h w dark . 1: . i t Il.nndle ( i l l l,W m II.his hound animals W i l l base J thalue Angeles. 1 10 * with w hich they H o iked lu the Nl 55 Major Playoffs ! gentleman stepper gal oped rigid lo chase bttdlir, the mechanical L I . BAN D T c i 1 1 l ' | i f le d ilir f S ta rs anil lia r s The gam es a te a \ l New York inln an earls shuffle and had to rabt.lt Milton l IK' Se al Hr H a s h , t m s s tie lw rr ii an old tim e i r s i v .i t Boston l 60 Connecticut '.a srltie for fifth place I Pe >svj| It hi. aie.l senilh of San slopped Adolfo 4Ju i;a n u 179. L I inerting and Ih r h a ltlr of Bull West 5 irgm ia (2 Dartmouth tv* III* ilrfrut followed t lu r e '- r aigld ford, .it! *es| uf Hwv. 17 92 Faso | 3 > 1 Run N a sy 76 North t arolina 65 Grade A Irium phs all Hum th< \ l le singlon. Ky. seventh spot Tonight he seek* hi* 51aiqurttr 69 Bowling titeen ‘ I sesenth season victors. I h r big frl !/>uitsillr 77 Lastern Kentucky 65 low also has placed thn-e limes, in N 51 \ liHiinam enl Id strolls aiound the oval M rstm tn ile r 79 New Britain 76 ( ,;t|r (*rj T ra r* is another Hot Youngstow n 65 Northern Trhrs. *6 Ho* eoilcnder with a rere- t “ in Lenoir Rhyne 9*1 Xorlh. M eh 67 .tring. The 57 p ounl crowd plrasrr Southwest T rv a * 91 l.mlirld 61 has won her last two r.cn tt and III. N orm a l 96 Troy Ala St. 5u drew ihr hard-lo-heat t»o box for Trnn A l l 75 N rb W rtlrsa n 57 tonight'* »Cllon F a r Dick 77 4 ulse r Sloekton 66 Alan inthe unusual ||n| |ln, ar* 01353734 Georgia Tehrs 91 Flattesille Si F rliro Ruck.Guttersnipe. Morns •------I WO glint. Rusty Reason and Flame K a n s a i 65 Oklahom a St 55 Nug Fenn 74 55rstern Reserse 64 Dapples is tated topi hy f u r to Hirer iiiaiaitmn Itirce eighth* COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICE • G E Fans • SPEEDY Spray Equipment • M A R V A L O N Shelf Paper • P & C Tools ••If i!*s i\ hnnln-nrc item you ni’ed — Come S O I * us!” Plenty of free parking Cage Scores TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE « # Jib's K. 2 (M h F A 2 - 3 II I Sf. SEE YOUR BUICK DEALER NOW! 25 NEW BUICKS TO BE AWARDED FREE! I! MILEAGE BONANZA! ALSO 1035 AOOmONAL PRIZES... 1060 PRIZES IN ALL! MARCH 10 THROUGH APRIL 20 Seven Sij?n For (iolf NKW 5’H R K 11 l’|i — Seven lop gotf professionals will eoinpele In AhCTY * " A ll Star Gelf logrn i mrnl wnith will he filmed begin mng M ir t h 1* in Balm .springs, i a Ilf. Those signed to pits are Nam Snead. C a ry Mtddlrcnff Jim my Demand. Fgrky 4llls tr, J.U>>d M in rru m Billy ( a sp tr and Jack ir Burke. (iiants S i’kit Guard N L A Y O R K I L I ’I I — The New 5 ink (Rauls have signed rookie KIR i Kelly of M ich iga n Stale lo a 1MJ contract. K e lly a 230 pound guard who piny rd both offemc and drfcnir for the Spartans, was ihc Glints' No. 3 draft choice. Dcluny Enters Kace H O L L Y W O O D . F la tL F I i — Hon Dr any of Ireland, wotld indoor mile !rcord riuld*r. hat accepted an mutation to run in the tlpti mist Invitational T ia ck 3lr*t hetc Marta 17. Delany »»labll*hrd a nrw indoor mile m ark of 4 01 I m last S a U m la y 'i K n igh ts of Co* Iambus meet in N ew Y’ork. DOG* RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. Cr Sat, 2 P. M. i r SPECIAL M A T IN E E F R ID A Y • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collim, Operator Sorry, No Minors L’. S. Enters Team N EW Y O R K ( L 'P l i — A fourman l' S. H a c k and field squad ••ill compete in an internalional meet at P a n s Saturday. The team consists ef h igh jum per Geoige Dennis, pula vaulter Don Bragg, iprtntat Paul M in d e r of M organ Siate. and httrdier F.lias Gilbert •f Wiaacan-Jgglam. m i s fa A O fk M l X I k t WlSPlftlP* •I •11* «sq■« Pis mal a* !*t» ktn th , 0a rp lt« im l WHY AIL THESE PRIZES FROM BUCK? rrmarkabt* econoirv an* now tx’ing made. ’ Icanwhtlr, w«*’d like your edim aic as •« . , . Z/rraiiae tbrtr ,wi murh tbnt * n/ir 1*1 R uirk fo r y o u . . . n>ul ue u « n f ^ou to knou if •whist rnilragi* w ill rr.xulL H ut y o u don f jirii hand! h are tn >tt rp jA f fo OTIS. ^ DISCOVER THESE 6 "BONUS VALUES" ALL BUICK BUYERS GET TODAY i Muro drUiU at Buick Dealer* , . . ynur 25-word statement on which Menu moat impurtant to you is what can wm you your pris*. I. NEW ECONOMY. Scientific troln of Buick '59 a HEW HUE M n U ir T re n d M a g a n in e ha* named ttuark "Lmnl-looking ear of ihr year, o v e r a ll." Famnu* for qiuililv, Huick (* turning nut today the h a t * OUTSTANDING QUALITY. M usiu/orfurrd com lit iU h itto ry! ^ LOW FIRST COST. Now within rvach of 2 out of 5 new car bu>m. You can buv a Ituirk H a 1 1000 aaara PITU Si 4 *'6 I k s M I tra-*ICIwtat, aanalwa laasher tasas. • /•Sabre , , . like the t-ursor hardtop »hown .Iw iv c .. .w ithiti S2<Mlof the p r is Y o f ihetseAt m o d e l* o f “ th e lo a d in g lo w -p ric e d U ifT f.'’ NEW TRADE IN VALUE. O u t / t a n d in g •tyle. perfo r m a n c * a n d R iin lity o f mt*.-** new |ttiick» •4**iire e x c e lle n t t r a d e - in v a lu e - Y o u r in v e s t m e n t i* prof/rfed, GREAT NEW PERTORMANCE. More efTicsent new engine*. .. xmoothcr, livelwr Twin-Turbine* and Tnple-Turlnne* tranimuwions , , , exclusive fin-cooled brake* . . . new. op­ tional Kany Power .Slurring*, w o n d e rfu lly new tr. raise and utironeM « control. GO TO YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW AND GET I N. . .10 WHIl T VOLK QUALITY ML'Il K IIKAI.KH IN SANS'ORI) IS: I.nr at ed A Milt* South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 — •Opens»l U M i n m L it «f J W.101ILW. LU raliSSI. P O N T IA C S a n fo rd , Kla. t �Q UAN TITY RIGHT V IS M V K O FREE <%S2Tr*a FREE“*891J G C N ER JU fl£ O m C HARP MINTEI PORTRAIT NOTHING IV BUY-NO STRINGS ROTISSERIE A T T A 6 H E D ... . f O C C (A R o e s u e r R c c wxw llA W lO t i• .*• T V - . .1 •• •MrJHOWBt! ^ tN P&tSON FREE W E P . <|W AM - 5 PM • THOR 1.00 PN F R I. AND 6AT. I.'O I) Prt - 7.‘0# P M \ iM U V V I x l l P A R K IN G ! P.S.6.* maati art cut frask end packtd fresh in our star*. P.S.G. mioni Pretactad, Salacted and Guarantaad fa Plaasa SIRLOIN o r T BONE STEAKSI TOP OF U. S. CHOICE *500 G O VT GRADED STEER IIE P Extra Juicy! Extra Tandarl tfjp ftT H O F G R O C E R '^ CHUCK ROAST BACONBli BAKE- RITE DETERGENT SUDS'*"-SCRATCH«MASHI EVAPORATEDMILK COFFEE FLOUR BREADS FRUIT PIES u.j.ch*,. P . S . G . LB. JgSS&S AT Alt.MODK’S STA It »S M W * TO P GRAD E SLICED RINDLESS BREAKFAST RATH'S BLACK HAWK OR FARMER GRAY VEGET0LE 0R SHORTENING r) <j/ o v M O cAM ACAO A . W ' ** I O IA N G C CITY a l MT. i l l MM \ L I tfOMOt. s a n f o r d// / F » *T 1 AXY. lODDCNTO PLYMOUTH A>U« PM" LAIC h a sy Q H ER M ITA G E O U A LIT Y 1^ fA E M K A U M A IM • a if c c o w .e u CAMERON CITY' ALTAMONTE >NCLTDtS — 1" O H S M IN G S - / T jCtTDH S ;V % S | U.QW AGNEII ^c a s i c l s m Ia U M A N A ✓ Xom xA \ CASSIA »TA ' n , \T A N G V W t IYLVAN l A l t PAOIA iy V rGLNrV/ )SNOW MU '»■’* OVIEDO^ iq w a ’ CITY i SlAVUr MAXWELL HOUSE o« f o o d « GOLDEN ROSE ’ of (XTRA costi LADY FAIR L o v e ly LB. LIMIT • 1 WITH SS.OO FOOD ORDER op ICNI9M I C T . ( "GOLDEN WHEAT' m o d ^ 25 BAG Fyna-Tosia TALL CAM LIMIT g LIMIT. 1 WITH I S 00 POOD ORDER PLAIN OR SELF R IS IN G E N R IC H E D W H ITE SUCED Lf J bag KIN G SIZE LO A V ES WINTER G A R D E N WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 O* MOM* START THIS W KIK WITH Unit Ho. 1 10-Inch LB. d in n e r PLATE to o A N iw UNIT i . Will « • * * MMI 111 S J * w *k T 1US ** w" k i SfS S 7 A * • * « *» • **• * ~6VP M TA K E A D V A N T A G E O F F O O D F A IR ’S C O N S IS TEN TLY L O W , LOVE r P R I C E P O L I C Y ! P .S .G . .K T , Do L a jusrncGum tf a OPEN R:.in A. M. — 9:01) P. M. MONDAY THKOUCH SATURDAY . PEBCOUTOR FAVORITE ORLANDO TV STARS at FOOD FAIR a 2 5 th and P A R K A M P LE JUST CUES* TH E CLOSEST TO THE. NUMBER P I U S IN THE V IA L MM O r COFFEE ch lIt 10' IRNHIR A M I _ ojp L SAW* _ IRIHTWSH • [RA P S SUITIS R IC E LA N D E X T R A FA N C Y L O N G G R A IN L i. B A G LOZ. �QUANTITY RIGHTS HKSKH\ KI) GRADE EXTRA FANCY FROZEN FOODS AND FINE TA STf OF W B FEaiO N ' PIOTSWftT FR aze* ^ *** PRUE Of W O fmSNmm YOU'LL SAVE MORE AT FOOD FAIR! P IC T S W E E T FRESH FR O Z EN W H Y PAY * Buy 3 For Just 49c Itl&ULAU PRICE .V.lc IvtO RE? — I Of. I’hc. T f n t p lff Crr.ini Chrf«p ft ft lu A Cup PICTSWEET FRESH FR O ZEN B R O CCO LI SPEA RS BR U SSEL S P R O U T S C A U L IF L O W E R B A B Y LIM A S FO R D H O O K LIM A S B L A C K E Y E PEA m •t FREE ft * Willi m -* A I l.li. Carlnn fc 5 or 0 : llirnk-lonp'a «> T ("iillngr r l h f f 'P ltotli For 35 FOR SAVE SAVE Irtft- r BUY 3 FOR JUST 39 HER IT. AIt FRU K Tic ] i 7 m m - m PICTSWEET fresh i frozen * M IXED V EG E T A B LES CU T G R EEN BEA N S FRENCH G R EEN BEA N S cir *• * FOR * c I 1 * COB CO RN SU CCO TASH AT FOOD FAIR IN SANFORD ** *• t r ; 3 * ■ 7 ? �* Rockefeller Gets Major Win; Taxes To Be Hiked A L B A N Y . N . Y . ( U P l) - N il- i.n lop flight financial condition by he* won M hie. , r „ A. Rockefeller ha. f ln t m ajor political fifh t fov« •raor of N ew Y o r k and hit iup» porter* feel certain the outcome mill itrenfftben h i* poiilion a * a ^apntandrr fo r the 1I>*0 prcildcnt' 1*I nomination. The SO-ye a r old multi-m illion• •Ira. who ha* been k*pt In Iht pneidentiel picture dc*pil» re­ pealed den ial* of White ilou*a ambition!, broke a H O P m ajority revolt in the *tate a u t . LegtaliUire U g U la t u r . to lo put aero** croaa a Iw o-m lU on dollar •pending “ * • « M to help finance it. H i* u i b ooit backer * “ “ * i. b‘5 * “5 ; if one ait.r w U hich hlf'h will Alii pay U»k\ off Off bit, but hefore the Republican National Convention m eet* neat year. The argum ent belli; advanced by the Rocke fe lle r lam p Ii that by pushing a tax inerrate ihiougb thii year. New Y ork ita lr will be I m NEW YORK (U l'll—The Chr>»ler Corp. w ill produce a im a ll (conomy ca r if iti co m p etito r* du, it won't be m uch cheaper than the present im a ll I'ly mouth. L. L. Colbert, preiidrnl u! the auto company, said Tueiday that .Chryiler will not pioneer Ihe field but would be "re a d y to follow if our competitor* come out firrt." Collert said the economy Ubrysler probably would h u e a six c y l­ inder engine in front, catry »** paiiengera, and run 2b m ile* on a gallon of ga*. llo »ald ll would coit only tli!& lo S I M le u than the c u r­ rent im a ll I ’lymouth. ____ - 4 '1 •» Legal Notice B T A T i: «>*' r i / J R I D A T n i B p n n ; t .r .t ; j o . s r .x , id**-* af lic titn i n i t’oat cirru* Ifpiai u n lip n in '■ a n *. ItR H K R T M . 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I0 E A L I o I* !ltfii.|tin r*irc g•t * lei k I II M a r t in T , V lK lfn I* «* n .1 P llg g n * eng M itn Jlu lld *n *, " ( | ii n j - . rio rld e . A f t e r , n i l for P liin t lf f e H I ’M TlTICtl ft M u r . X O T K ’i: ftfn IP e n B ft B # d |*grh K|nd#r In s t i# n h ii» ! n # M ih n ei M il Mittif particular kind ol (OU On Your Weekly Food SHOP AT Til* TOP! Deaths ALL EYES AND KAILS — Michael Maplca (left), nml Larry Sinuletary. (rig h t), two of the ninny ynunirMira who nttendcrl the children’s concert at the Civic Center ycAterday, watch and listen ns the Florida Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Frank Miller, play.* one *>f the number* arranged for Ihe children. (Herald S taff I’hoto) fb e X-ftim* P tfttu l# , ifiw w lttii ;P#« * e s r i n r t d i b r « r u i# « l» S T * i, ft f Cecilia* Have StogieH ^ ,fnhn ON THE FINEST QUALITY “HLP” Nakhcz Brand (P a in t S p e c ia l FAMOUS I 11. Frenh Ground ■m e A JJ, T in ; * »■- ns* BEEF or I t *: or* rtfiiun.v P K H p n ss * ;* T A T i : l\ T E B K U T K n** i t i c i t A n n Bex n r. i*Bcr*iiKn v tou TO 1\ *— « A t a it a ia r Ju (*« ■ l a l i i l i County, rierti* III t l o t h * C la r k | SAUSAGE lh 1 Nunn*! nd fi*. hr. \ HAD FRYERS in. I . S. If. A. Im p e lle d 29 Drummer llm SUGAR CURED SMOKED HAMS451 l l n l f n r W h o le ft^ I ,b. Pel Evaporated MILK Red »* mill luncheon MIAS' u>» Dnrtlen I'OOh KING SHORTENING % 59t Large llrnd LETTUCE K e g u lA r $10.20 Am* in:nr:iiT scvrtriKD w it * * n C o u n ty Palm \ j. that a • u iim In atiu n ie-i' r u r M r i l a a i» l * H i* U > ' w i l t a ag T a * ia m * M * f **10 rt* m i n t H*> Swan a O m itu a I * p i a la t * In *>10 Court T O P AHIC I I E R K H t r O j j U A N P B D xxlthln * l t ra la n U ar m o nth* (rem th * 4 *1 * «f f l n l o o h llc * . l U a o f Ih i* ><itl(* in *M .» * r In M id C o u r t and *hn<* • * » » • . ir ‘ta r y o u c a n , w hy th* *e ilo n of M ia C o u r t tn a a m lltln n **M W ilt I * peoh ata ahouta nol * t a a i u n - M **k*d 1 ■" I BUY 2 GALLONS in l/ott/i P M iu a J r w u iM r r . ^ T h in ( J u a l il y f i n d lin e p a in l a r i l* r r g u la r lv f u r S.'i.in p e r g u llo n . N o w re d u c e d f n r n lim ile d tim e o n ly In *»n)y SH.r*0 fi*r th e f i n d R n lln n ( S A V E $J.6H| n n d o n ly Sl.flf) f n r t h e n rrn n ri g n lln n f n r u M v i n g w o f 5 2 .1 0 — II is t h r c ol v tv ji i n . i * ni h v. M > .» M * t in * U X t s n i R c o t * . T T . n .u N iii* n m i: r it s t k o»i M C 1 IA R D J . U U N D T. m iii h79c STEAK Alkyd Flat Enamel Kir (I* HU- heft S* A llftr lrai.hfr ,,air,i. ran Two Jets Collide, Both Keep Flying «/ #*0(30 K i m Kok i ^ Lb. Tender Mrl'clou* T*Hone But He Found It; W asn’t Cellophane the wt»h Rill . . . . W HEN M fO N Gala Party Keeps Princess O ut Late Official Pays Visit Rh ST. Attain IJ* ItroUiMt F.YKES THRIFTY SI.. M c M a h o n '* confirmation ih a irm a m h ip in January I91A, make lhat Ihe reward would be the fed doubtful but not impossible. It would tic stopped cold, how­ rral bench. Fiirn ho w er I* ticong for Me ever, if either of New1 Y o r k '* *en Mahon Hul Ih rre i* a Itllch. The glors informed the Senate J u d u i-i polilical leader* of southern New a ry Com m itter nr the Senate lhat Y o rk have refuved lo okay Me- the nominee wa* |>er*onally oh P O R T r J IK R T E K , N. Y. ( U P l ) M ahon's nomination So, likewise, n o t m u * — M inor I.. Wheaton, hh, a ite r have both of N rw Y o rk * Rrpubll pietidcnl of the f h a ic Manhattan Hank «f New York, died Tuesday can tenator* refined clearance. It n i f f p r p n C P S m a ll after a long tllnet*. look, like a * dead a flymie aty a* L / U 1 U 1 C J M ,U M f r s r r wa* laid on a putting green N O R W A L K , Conn. ( U P l »- Fan — lint, maybe not Hmirkr, 73. n rrllm r m utltal comI ’nileil P rrt s International was edy eoniedienne. d u d Monday. told that C la y and Robert* arc MO O N DM.. Va urging the President lo proceed R IC H M \ a i l l ' l l — There N E W T U R K i U P ) I— Stephen |, wilhout political rlrarancr. laveal ll ju*t one little difference between •Irlining*, no, publicist anal fornirr political leader* have lom plainc I rellophane and nitroglycerine, bid ncwipapcrnian. died Mnmlay. brfurr Hu* that Ih r Kiscnhow rr |S.year old .lam r* It K u M r r r r Jr adm iniiiration had a bad habit of found jt R K M O N IIII H K A ( H , Calif. (U JM i nominating for frdcral job* t*rc J a m r* took it upon himself to fin a l rite* will be he UI today for j son* iho had not been cleared hy whip up a batch of cellophane at Namuct (•odilard Auiltn, M . for home He look a copy of his for l.n N n riN ( I I’l l — Princes* Mur Ih r home folk met iirwvpaprriiian and reined ca rd danse*I past midnight thi* It I* not nf immediate record. m ul* In *choot and ahowed it. with Redondo flrarh cdy judge who dleil *omc pride, lo hi* chem iftry leachnmri-mg al Hie end of a gala night Tuesday alter a long tllneis. out In a party lhat included jara pianiti Robin Houglat-Ham e. f Did M IIIA . N C. tl PI i— South phone and called James' mother, Douglas * Hom e, J»; • year * old nephew of Ih t K a rl nf Horne and Carolina llov. F lrrrtt F. Holling*. She caltrd her hu*i>and, a fireman former luitor «f I ’rin c c i* M argar- a non - smoker, announced the He called police o ffice r* contact etha of Sweden, w a* inrludrd In birth of a son Monday but for­ ed the A rm y at Ft. Ixe . Ya M O U N T A IN H O I I E, Idaho Margaret i |>art> for Ihe fir»l lime go! to buy r ig a . * K tp lr.iiir t expert* rutiled to Ihe f l 'P l i — Two R H Jet hom brr* nf H i* romtnre with Ihe SwedUh A box of single* wj< supplied youth* home and carefully carried Ihe Strategic A ir Command col­ b* Naul l.avisky. United Pre*» aw ay hi* concoction prince** rn d n l last year. lided over Idaho Tuesday — bul Through one liny Imt impoilant Prince** Margaret, who is prr»t Inlernalional photographer, its Utr both landed safely and none or de'ni'of lhe R ^ a i ’ iia U iL « i 't ac- pholograplilc c o rp s could get pic- e rro r in Ihe formula, .lame* had Ihe^ right men aboard thr plane* ^com pan led at the performance by lure* of Holling* doing Ihe tradi produced nilroglycerin. instead ol wat injured cellophanr her molher. Queen Elisabeth Her liona! honor* Col. Roiierl V HeSharo. cum »islrr. the Queen. **m t lo a (iilbcrt inaniler nf Ih r »ih Rom hardm rnl and Sulhsan operetta in another Wing, taid the collision happened theater. near Twin F a ll* during a routine training flight. However, d a m a g e wa* very W A S H IN G T O N I l l ' l l — I’rral minor, to the plane* remained a ir­ borne In deplete their furl tup dent Joie M arla I.em ut of E l Sal D U R IN G T H IS pile* before attempting lo land vador arrived in W ashington Tues at ihe base here. day for a three-day vliit. f y# ti!lio n P tb lJ lh * i Kurd Tu l ind Our Store CORNER SANFORD AVE. and Hul IUk Soil Kavicr To Kigurc Thr Saving He ha* Iwcn th a irm a n for a little more than a ye ar and i* ready now to accept the job be had br lievtd the ch airm u m h ip would lead lo - a federal Judgethip. pre frrably In Ihe southern dlttrirt of New York The tuggrried thought* fur to dav are thrte; Nolwidy love* a lover. (iralilude ami politic* do nol a! way* mix. M rMahon ha* a jHiwerlK»u*e ol iiipporl for hi* ainhdion lo lie come a federal Judge H i* name wav proposed to President Kitcnhowrr hy two pal*, den. l.uclu* f# rn w ith trrnvIftioriA of tb# /iitrj|>r^ /AGIKI •JUKI/l*« ^*1Mi- FA 2-0331 H'x Nol C o u r t . »t*d U ftt I t n l r n d reg tM er your//JjtptnJtKt Second BIG Week toSAVE C U t k nf tb e t ’d r u i i C o urt. Pem l* n o l# C o u n t y . F lo r i d a , i n i< • u rd a tM • i General Insurance 114 N. Park Ave- Quotes F e m ln o l* Counlj-, h f o it i* . (h# flcttllo ue ha rp# of r e l l l A / 'h # tft h e re tif M e X ib b in & budKtt Probltfn “b o n n ily . " *1I am m i not iintctcMed - If i r «tri iIn r. uwhat ,j ! effect thi* ha« on m y own politi­ cal future," Rockefeller *ald. " I am mure Interested ir doing what I think beit for the people," p n n r r of hi* tnuuc." t m j* 5 C a rra w a y Ike-Nixon Citizens Chairman Stymied 1 7SZ . i;f i T1,r The grandfalht erattdfalhc'r la id he ha* told * ■ . a. I Ihe hoy lo be good, and nol to tourh Ihe property of other* He and hi* wife both work They do not know when the children come home. There it no father. The three boy*, eighi, ten and | twelve year* of age, were brought into the judre * office The mother of the younger two relaxed tn a chair. The grandfather of the oldrit looked worried The boyi were charged with en trring. or attempting lo enter. 23 hui met i establish m rnt* within two month*. They stole money in I nilrd I'rrt a Inieinaliunal amount* Mom Jt to 430 K IN t iS P O R T , ’lenn,— Pilot IVt!The building* were entered early Iram Mullen of Tourvillr. Tea . on in ihe morning (on Ihe way to giving up hi* attempt to fly a school I or laic in the evening hingic-cngine plane non*rtoj Iram The a n a ranged from one end rslifo rn ia lo Rome when ice fo rm ­ of Sanford lo the other. ed in hi* furl line* over Ihe A p ­ the 12-year-old w a* a fir» tof­ palachian Mountain*: fender. The younger l» ya were " I 'm glad it happened o t rr land. released on probation ia it Septem­ Ih r c c mote hours and 1 would ber after breaking into five More*. have been out to tea." A police officer taid lhat the 12 y e a 'old h i * cooperated with au­ H U S T O N — M r*.C atherine liyrne. thorities. He h a* attended ichool lady lord m ayor of Muhtar, on her regularly tmee switching ichool* intention of attending the SI. P a t­ In the p u t two week* He 1* In ric k 's May parade in New Y ork; the n *th grade. “ I'm looking forward In Ihe p a ­ The Judge w at ttern, but pat­ rade there. It certainly will be d if­ ient. He quetlinned the boy*. The ferent than in Ireland. \Yc have ten year-old wiped aw ay a tear only a sm all parade." with hit th im lre v e . He tnllfed loudly. The little one »d* placidly H O I.I.Y W O U M — A c I o r K irk Mouglaa, in a telegram lo editor* on Ihe edge of Ihe chair. H i* face tie* for Juvenile*. | cannot go downtown without an He had no choice, L'nttl they adult. ran be admitted lo the school, T h i* w a* the hearing fo r three they m uit rem ain In the cttilody juvenile* sentenced by Juvenile of their molher. They cannot lie Judge Wilson Alexander. Perhaps »een anywhere other than at the boy* will lr»rn righ t fbnm school or homr. The word hai wrong at the Florida Sch o ol for gone out If Ihe parole it violated, Boy*. rv rn once, they will ire taken to The baric fault lies with the mother, the Judge laid. F e w know, the county Jail. The Judge advised the mother except the judge, la * enforcement to nolify h i* office if tlw boy* officer*, and the victim ! of p a r­ do not report home rm time. She ental indifference And. perhapi, thoie w hore of nodded her head, apparently reliered that »he will no longer be lice* have beta pilfered b y three little boy*. boihered with them. The grandfather p rom ise* Ihe Judge that hi* grandson will obry the rule* of hit parole. For one year h r cannot be out alone, ex­ cept at home or at school, lie atillt* 11*11 je n t e r i ' • •* iw a rn r o m o l» l" i ag ai*» t >n» « su it fn r *1**•.*»*. in »h* I f -u k I'n u rt or Ram laela I'o u n iv . __ M n fe M . F in r t d * . »od vou a*» of the H arvard N m p o n n on being raaulrsU r * * il* e« r*nn *U v a r h r named w o n t actor of the year for a t M r n t r w ith • H>-ao*»Ma o f . H .re d o n . r ia r w of our *»id the third straight year and thereby C-oarr a i a a n fo rd . Flort-ra. v o u r retiring a trophy; . m ttiaa iiafana*. ir ana veu h«>. " P l r a i e ten d the trophy p r e ­ lha Cnm Com p la tn t rfu»0 a e a ln .i .. ate* ili* pUfnt however, lhat the President In * pwii. mad lo a t r v t a enpy *>( Ilia p a id ." W A SH lN fiT O N CU P l t - F o r the M. Clay a ml ( Ilfford Robert*, a M a r* w ith ilia Uft<ter*la>'*’l und a t. rrjcctcd the negative advice of New Y o rk broker who al*o i* an M e * * !. * ' f>* •■•fora Ih t Silt lla r M I A M I R E A C H — Singler Nelson coniidrtaiton of Lloyd F. M c ­ offierr of K u rn h o w c r * flcorgia in trrrrird politician* oner they Aarti a n. i»a*. III KURIN' fail ______ B i t or _______ Ju d a m a n t wrill ill h« i m i i r t ' l Kddy. on hi* fondnet* for K iv u Mahon are suggested herewith two have hren asked (o clear a nom ­ golf club • u l n t t y o u tiy d t la u ll. Pretley: thought* for the day. tine version of the M cM ahon inee Thai is what he is bring g l k a i .t o. m it. I* lltrn d n n , I'tafl* " I even like ITetley tn that he * M a l i * hon i* national chairman *lory 1* that be had rra»on to be­ urged lo do now in behalf of .Mr­ l i t ! V ta rlti* T Vthleit. P C Inlereiling in being the crown ol C iliirn t for K lic n h o w rr Nixon. lieve when he took the Citiren*' Mahon. Such procedure would S , W . W a re A l t r , foe r u m t i r r •- ’ K n. n«« m * f HY V I R G I N ! \ C O N N l i t blank, hi* foot k ic k * Idly. Herald .Staff W riter I The sentence 1* inevitable; the The mother ha* lix children, all^Kiorlda Home for floy* for the born out of wedlock. vrrond offender*; a y e a r'* probeShe Ii vupported by a check tion for Ihe older boy. from Ih r »tale In the Aid to He " T h i* i« the m u l l of gro«i prodent Children program . neglect and indifference," Ihe When Ihe check arirvea, »he Judge told Ihe mother, ‘‘You hradi for the n earrtt b rer tavern vhould have cherkcd on theie boy* The children are left at home, or to w e where they were getting to wander the M re eli She raid money. You ih ou ld have known the look* for them. When they they were Mealing. Y o u can't take go lo thp movie, vhe a ik i them care of them n r ronlrol them, no whrre Ihe m oney came from w e will have to »end I hem to a They tell her they ha»e been trhool where the com m unity will working. . . be protected from them ." The grandfather p r o v e n a The wait fo* a d m iu io n lo the home for hi* d au g h te r'! four chit- < hoot it long— four or five week* ,, (rom m ,0 i t ye a r* of age, s tm r th, b o ,. w young. the Th f m0|h, r w o rk l for . loTll doe- ,ud dl(ln t * ant put ,h fm but fh# nol Jive at home lh , jal, where there are no facili shr' ]iveJ a,M C .. .............. ........... .................... Quotable Chrysler Ponders Small Auto Issue *•( a. J0U>([u and jht extra icvanuc /rofn a dded taxes will ra rry the Male a *r*p rioter to m aking incoma and outgo meet. Roctrfcller. backed by I ’«e aldent Kiienhower, taid he balleted jfoternmrnt ihould live within it a income and M ated hit political future on inch a program . He ad­ mitted it wa* unpopular to a«k for more taxca, but Kiienhotttr amj other Inflflen lal Republican |**der* a o u ir d him the reque, U * In s political lf a r j on an official tackling a lYoutfis Face JudgefWhose Fault, The Crimes ? Value * .|« ( A t fa e ft ak#ul w r w>V>wi IhMiKlnf pl«« and y t u ll Ii m v a h y m M a y « f y#ur — I f l A f i M ih I > | 14. ONLY You Save $3.70 'Jft SAVINGS MARKET r*w t*e NET. MaDONALO 4 HAND4 U Sanford Avc. at 4th St. Open Sundays 8 A. M . til Noon m �If t te n te rI Im Q Wed. Mor. 11, 195fr-Pe«e D j Top Racket Prober Isn't Typical Of *Solons’ Employes Si} lu lle d F r t t t In tfn ation al Robert F. Kennedy. chief aoun ■ cl of th« Senate Rarkata Com miller, U not ■ ijp ira l conjrrr •ion«I em ploy?. For on? (h im . h ? p m b iM ? b the only capitol jobholder whovr autograph it rotated by bobby q m it r i. It la nothin* unuiual for w ooe or more lean are girlt to d n lend upon him with a pad and penrtl at tha end ol a rnmmitlte hearlagTheie youthful adm irer* mi|ht ba n irp m e d to 'u r n that Kenfle dy n i l at home alt children, ram in* In a *a from one to aevan Tliey might alao ba atartlad at hoe much m orr hfa autograph would h ? w on h If It w?ra affined n la a rh trk . w Kenaady oeaa hia itatua at one of tho ftw m illion?tret on the e on irta iio n al payroll to hia fath­ er. Koaton financier Joseph P Kennedy. Ilia o rd in a l employment earn? about aa a remit ol hit brother'? patronaee, the brother hem * San. John F. Kennedy (D H a u l, Hut hia reputation aa the a ro u rit of labor racketeer? I* hit g nwn ” At 13. Kennedy, who ta not much b l| * r r than a Little l.ea*ue (hurt Hop. atlll haa the alhletir (rim acquired aa an end on the H arvard football team. He krepi * plgakin in hia office. po«nbly at a rem inder of thoae glory riayt Drtplte h i? New England hark ground, there la nothing Iv y tea gue about hia appearance, lie * o r i •bout the Senate Office Building ttllh aleetee rolled up, collar un buttoned and nerktie atktw. fhla uaually la (ha aign of a hard worker, aahlrh Kennedy la lie pula in long hour? and ahen public he arin g? are held the w it-1 neaaea, pflen In their dlaromfort. aooo find nut that he haa done hia homework. THE WHOIE FAMILY LOVES TO SHOP AT Low Prices plus Top Value Stamps Pure, Heavenly W hite Shortening SNOWDRIFT 3 ¥ 4 9 BLUE RINSO 59 APPLE SAUCE 4 59 YAMS INST. COFFEE ‘“, 59* 3 59 Blue or White Arrow Detergent or Giant Pkg. iu Thrifty it M iu aid ■ i. Oliver C. Glbbe (Sanford) D a liy M y n r k (SanfordI A rth u r M ih le r ( Sanfordt Vatton W illia m ? (Sanford) Sirlhe Baby boy in Mr. and Mre. K a m i M yrlck (Sanford) Dlarhargaa Julia Whlddon I Sanford) ( harlle M a e La w rrn t# (Banaon Jrl.) Carrie Cam pbell and ten (S s n fo rd ) M a rrh > Adnalaalona I'rim u a Brown (Sanfordi I/Hlll Lively (Sanford) H a rrie d W ilro * (Sanford) M arion Green (Sanford) Donald Brum baugh (Sanfordi N orm a ('ounce (Sanford) A le ila Ballard (tianava) M artha Yelvington (Sanford) Ano I . Cowan (Sanford) Aggie Rail Taylor (M idw ay) B irth a Baby hoy lo M r and M r i l et lie Cm inra (Sanford) Dlarhargaa Joaa C o r d o n (Oatrrn) Ruth Rail (Sanforrfi Dorothy Lea and baby (S a n ­ ford I P a lrlrla Ttppina and bahy boy (Sanford) Stanley Steven? (Sanford) Ella W arboya (Sanford) S a iid rt Ketridge (Sanford) V alina W illiam ? (Sanfordl Deborah A. Gllrhriet (S a n ­ ford i ” No. VA Caru Green Fragrant LIFEBUOY 2 Both O Q < Bora Z 7 LIFEBUOY o i r / I Toilet S o a p LUX 2 r . 29' T o llt t So o p LUX ll.M OK MOU Rag Bora 2 Z W A S H IN G T O N U T I ) The Am erican Medical A u o rla tlo n Informed C nngrett loday H a l It la m aking “ aolid prograia" In It* effort lo improve the health rare of A m rrira 'e aged. Tha report, la effect, w ai a re aponaa to a drive by tha A M , C IO to eapand Social Secueity henaflli to Include what would amount to a paid up h oip llaliia lion and m adlral tare program for periona M and over 71)? A i l A i on tend v vurh a pro gTam would be a major move to­ w ard soctaliiod medicine. laldvo I .aba 43* 3 ^ 69' FANCY RICE %■ 39* TURKEYS BUTTERBALL G RADE “A " DR. & DR. Q U ICK FROZEN 1 2 - Id, 14-16, 1 6 * 18 Lbs Average FOOD OIDEh. I L iq u id W ISK Q u a rt Con 7 C t / D Liq u id LUX 1 2 -o * O Q < 2 2 o * / Q t Con 0 7 Con O / DOVE DRINK 2 r . 49' DOVE 2 on* Bart < tte n tk Lam FLAKES O J J i 2 S& 29' M O D E S S A M O N IA 27' C an s Pkg. ALL 2iZ 39‘ D ilh W o t h t r DISH-ALL 45' 2 0 o«. Pkg. Fluffy SfitTv® Mfftion fA M » L Y ASTOK „ O X IM fO»oH0 ®K — I* * SAUSAGE iff 3 9 ' SL I PORK ROAST Lb. 49' DAISY CHEESE * 49* Superbrand Sunnylond Smoked SAUSAGE C H E E S E ST 29' O 'd Fothlnned Sunnylond Benton Buff 00 Lb 59f Cottage CHEESE ci£ 29* Crocker Barrel Lb. 69‘ MILD CHEESE I *\i-cm Pkg. 59' * 39* YORK APPLES 5-39* ICE CREAM % Fine For Cooking - Red U. I . No. 1 Red llla a Oysters I Lb Bag Superbrand Straw., Choc., Van. Pk|« O J Superbrand Stjrin>larHl P o rk GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE' S II« O O F a^ D Dixie Darling SAUSAGE ALL SILVER DUST OR* Sunnylond Lltlle Piggie Link O Q « Z O L a rg t Lor® * Pkg 3 Lb Con m, orm& SURF Pkg *■ WESSON O ILS.53* S P R Y Datargtnt 1 9 o i. Of I2 Shortening Liquid Shortening Poraoa'a Suday Bolt It « Super or Rogular PRAISE BREEZE Quorf Georgia Peach SLICED BACON 45 TALL SALMON 39 SLI. BOLGNA ~ 39 BISCUITS 4 39 Toilet Soap A ll P u rp o rt Large Pkg 3 <2 .59 Extra Thick 0 7 L qe. * O C < q q Pkg. J J Pkg O O PINEAPPLEGRAPEFRUIT Dolores A laskan Toilet So o p r, o • # » |.|* E » '* Libby Delicious Toilet So o p Granulottd I will not ho raiponilbla for any dabta Incurred by Mjano other than myavlf. Can SW IFT P R E M IU M 1-Lb Con LIMIT oms w ith 24-o z. SS& Soulhtrn Choice Intro SAUSAGE \ ASTOR COFFEE F ro gro n t R ,g 8ar| P E AS c“ 21" C H I L I Ltbbv Vienna VACUUM PACKED 2 Libby Flavorful GIANT Condervied Physicians Reveal Aged Health Plans , New Day Rich Flavored MARCH • AdMiaaloaH Batty Moreoe (Sanford) Irena Stavana (Sanford) Da aid Moaar (Sanfordl Dnrtey Hargrave 4Sanford) Jo Elian R o .'ila u tSanford) Rlrtha Baby hoy la Mr. and M r * Ralph T. Cowan Jr Dlaabargoa Ann M a n Jonea (l)H erni l.ara Daaia (San f.nl) Halta Ham m ond i.sanfordl Ijproihy B ro il and bahy (Han ford) Randall W a rrtn (Inngwoed) T ra ry D uval Hanford I N a n ry Reynold* and haby i Sanford) D e ity M y r lrk and baby (S a n ­ ford) v- uCorbett iu c ii j u u uiuii Southern iiiiiiiy Hospital Notes MARCH T QU AN TITY RIGHTS RESERVED Rricel Good Thru Saturday, A fotK l l f o Prteh Green t |R POTATOES 5 ^-19/ CABBAGE - 5%e Fine Quality Yallow i 2c 29* MARGARINE �KBBBBHHRHBISBBBBs * Pur* 1(V—Wtd. Mir. 11. 1959 C T K t ” f i i t ar i J ’F Kneeuom of rut V m B tTTtVPi A6BIOA ruMCSOGU^ LICH6O G 0 1 S T ) TWSWV8BPsurfs s&oa v x t t J o W U ilX C 6tO'MS- ' y 1 - - - jMp . 1 ...By -v T~E 5PACE SlTELt-lTE 5 *'» '*.& AT A‘ t j . AND MO W O H P g*! ? # S A WORD TO T H E W IVES. . . SOMETHING'S HAP­ PENING H E R E . . . AND IT S WONDERFUL! Every carcass of Swift’* Premium Beef goes through a natural nging process . . . a process that literally lifts it "out of this world" in flavor and tcndcrnes3. If you’ve already tried it, there isn't much to tell you. If you haven't, just ask your neighbor. She can tell you tho "something" spe­ cial in our beef make* it tho bosL in town. Look for this brand—Your Assurance of Eating Plcaiure! ?c ,A C JC v LYKE’S Palm River ^ S lic e d \> STEAK " W ASPS... r y O i . « - T A X '.v ’ T L X CA 6 * AAO . tfa .V N TO T ~ T '* ? 9c A "J Bacon SHOULDER PORK ; it F > fT s i C r- s r l' ki MtMtf . those UhOt? a t t a ;<, CAM T 1 S T TLCmX CLVCs 5 X U TO fiTO . ILL DO A S 7MV PAUL a d ! SWIFTS PREMIUM FULL CUT ROUND V> Two SWIFT’S PREMIUM Chops'* 39c potROAST BONELESS 4 a 9P S K O » H S M * S TWEv BE v \v FRESH BOSTON BUTT SHURFINE Cheese Spread \X>* FR O Z EN FOODMART INSTANT S P E C IA L S SKA IMAM) BREADED Bijc 2 0 ()/ . COFFEE)STVHRIMP Size CHUN KIND Fruit ROLLS SWANSON’S . HAUIMK’K BiK 6 Oz. Jar DINNER Or. Sire A D I ) U u A K I s; li,“ " pb TADIIV CAT m SWIFTS BABY TomatoeslO SALTINES Full Pound JUICE Bljr Ifi Oz. ' ’a n i . . \> 2 2 : ; irJ -> , a AA */. --y ? )' LMOWOEP I . , t jy 25' Cans V 5 P 6 7 A K D W *. W E ’v B m a d A P L A G U E O'M C E C V S a A T TM ’ ySM A CK f f f T M E V o O T IN T O E V E O Y .to we c lea n ed M O U SE A N ' A R E CO N N A W E P U O N IS M TH * w h o l e P t- A .C E / tm .n o No. 1 Can* _ , UNCI.K , , BFNS Or. RICESl" F B U T ,re x ’ 1 TMCHt > A p l.A l. SHURFINE | CARDEN COLD. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Biff ifi Oz. BLEACH SS h a te cla m FOOD 27 ROMAN AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE 2 BIVAI, Lb. STOKELY’S TOMATO j [O*0wPCC Uk%i: MEATS 49‘ SMALL VINE RIPENED BREMNER .u I HAD MV W IF E ••A K EV O U - .w r . C l a m ) No. 1 Con* to 5 u 2 9 t 'Bananaslu (With 55 Order) W CMt WEARO ’ITE S O L P -) I MAD r - S H PRODUCE S A V IN G S HEKSHEY’S C l l f WINTER CARDEN MACARONI & CHEESE SARA LEE POUND CAKE (With O rder) J I’kg. •% Pork ROAST Qt. HOI JA7Z COMRO ArOVNt T V E COO K it B , AMD T H E Y W O M T L P T A ie IN UNLESS p y TM* V/AY.OO YOU N A V E A G O O D PHOTO C * Y O U W E E L P V.6 C A N , M A S O U » .G !IA N D N * A ? I TM' KIDS WANNA MAKE su «T w e c ? m w * i— COMB R A C K f i �---- YO U CAN CLEAN YO UR HOME TH IS SPRIN G W ITH OUR C LA SSIH ED S t_ F O R R E N T W E I. A K A A P A R T V E K T S : r » M i 3 B E D R 0 0 3 I home with w orkihop private bath*. 114 W. Ftrat ft. A double carporte on 1 aerr land ’ |t» mile* we*t of town Furnithrd Apt. > 0 Park Ate. IJ.rrtt down F A 2 2798. 2 B E D R O O M llm ue. Call F A 2-3MI F u rn lih rd apartment — til* bath— hardwood floor*— prjvate— adulti _ *0 2 W eal 21th 51. 3 BEDROOM ho i*r — kitchen equipped. lo r information, rail F A 2S8M . A P A R T M E N T , dean, ftrat floor, nice for a nice couple; ehady. Mol. 150* W. 3rd St. F or Sale by owner; 3 a r m on Old Monroe Rd. Approtim ately S block* North of W. lit St. Com er acreage. Dav.d H. Aiken. M > W Lafayette SI , M arianna. Fla. Hudion 2-3541. P L A N T A T IO N E S T A T E S , l i n e wooded lot, corner I.ucerne and Delm ar. Sacrifice. 11250 00. Pac ln ( paid fur V 5, White. 17U) Fairw ay Ace. S o . St. Pelera hurt, Fla. RO O M lo r rent with adjoining powder room and private bath, N E W — 3 Bedroom m atonry home, *05 Palmetto. Ph, F A 2 M M Lake p rlvllfg*, paced it reel* 2 B E D R O O M home, imfurfllthrd t 59500. down payment S I Vw*. Lake Sylcan E*letr» 1 milea w rit of kitchrn equipped. 817 F*ramb<» Sanford on Rl. 4* t ilt St.) Dr. Ph. F A 2 $M <M P<r FA 2 3525 month U N F U R N IS H E D FA 2 2*00. REAL ESTATE FOR IALA 3—REAL ESTATE FOR 1 ALR apartment. FOR RENT Ph I — 3 B E D R O O M unfurnichrd hou*e SA5 S P A C IO U S — 3 Bedroom Hnu*e on 1— T R A I L E R Cat eitra i*rg r , heiutifully landM A JO R BROW N R E A L T Y •raped lot. cntitpletrly furnHhrd, Realtor only 4 m ile* from the dock. L A K E MARY M ay be teen by appointment rn . F A 2 12J7 or F A 2 1H4 Write boy 11511 Tltim iile . Fla M O D E R N 3 Room Trailer. iv n » i per month rail F.\ 2 2071 d»S* FA 2*3335. N ight* 2 B E D R O O M unlum i*hcd b«u»c, couth room, phone F A 21310. U N F U R N IS H E D hnu«e, 3 Bedroom Kitchen e.ectncil) equ.pped near Ba*e. Ideal lo f children. 51} 00 |>cr month, phone F A 2 7KM « iir r I p. ® R E A L h<cu*e b a r g a in aeldom ap pear, but here i* one we are happe to offer— Neat 3 bed room*, being room. iing room, kitchen equipped with Elec, range A refrigerator, rn do*ed porrh or den. Built 195*. acbeito* ihmgle A Alaionrc. on about 1 i acre* r>( nice rolling land. 15 m in . trom Sanford. »o m ini, from Orlando Priced at only 17,501). franfnrtl SUNLAND Estates irratS .AFF-A.DAY COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 Ite d ro o m s F lo r id a — Koon* IM I. A. — *28000 ( I n c l u d e s C lo s i n g ) *8280.00 « iW HOME SEEKERS Nearly new 2 IIft. U R home in four.try flu b Manor. F a ir a i in elude kitrhen itoce. .pace heal er and ccnetlan blind*. Screened porch and earporte Priced at $*2U) with 1*50 down and *55 monthly including ta»r» and in •urancc. Acallable now-. only $57*50 monthly Stenstrom Realty H E R B E R T STENSTRO M R e ilyle rrd Broker T E N R IS N E R L O T T IE Illt O 311)3 33 K E N TORRLTT Ittoe la lrt 2 R E D R D O M houie, I lor id a room, 111 N. P ark — Ph E A M i l l kitrhen equipped, monthly pay. m enu *32.69. phone- F A 2 1426, Turni»hf(l 7 hed room C R houie or inquire »t IM I Holly Ace, Ultru* Height*. T A 2fih5n SAL E SEALY MATHIESSES and BOXSPRINGS If you need bedding, you can save money Now. Sale starts Thursday, .March 12th through Saturday, March 11th. SANFORD FURI4ITURE V c U iY im n t At the same location for over 35 years 3(M> Hast Firat Street LAKE MARIE M A Y F A IR S E C T IO N . Sparmci* 3 herltoom fumt*hed home. O w n­ er. F A 2 1699. Cuitom built 3 HR, I tile bath hom r with a lovely equipped kitchen Modern wall furnace, • Rlo.-kt W eit o f Freneh ccnetian blind* and awning w in­ Avenue en 20th Street. dow*. Beautiful hardwood floury M O D E L O P E N D A IL Y Only SI.250 down including all cloying c m ti and SM <<t month R o b e r t a . W 11.I l k MS, Realtor I). Immediate pos»ri»inn Racm nnd l.undquitt. ,\y*oe. F I 2 3931 Atlaitle D in k Bldg. Open Mnn. and Frl. (Ill 9 P. M. 1 B E D R O O M « R. being & dining room, kitchen equipped, fam ily room, 2 hath*, quirt neighbor'# hood, n l y limit.. S I « 'On Gl mortgage $52fo down or term* FA 2-1869 AlewAy C eey aay Phone: FA 2-I&I4 KSTATIJS rit e O N L Y FHA I m .in re rl Hotne-y A c a lb t b le NOW IN l l r l l A H Y |.<lH .1% S;i50 DOWN I Includey < to-Ing I J A 3 HedriNiuiK, 11j Tiled bath*. M any ('uylolti t|uald> leal lire-. P E L 'S : 'Ik # m n ie n irn re uf being wllhln 2 block* of DelTary P la n , a complete Sh ip p in g Center. M . li. Miller, llr.rh .p e r Sale- Office llw y. If - 9! Iteltary I ’taea Ph. N o a - n i i r t n o * »:ti 8 M IL L S NOB IH OF SANEO H D 3 HLDIIDUM, 4 It, kitchrn, run log room, knehen equipped y r r r m porch, utility room. Gin W. S irita St THK OF 11L S I ’ L A I D IH .A N S M I C K nntl M H N T.IH'AI M 4 N OR HOMAN M E D IO I’ A I N ’ T Alkcil Flat M a ll Paint, S I* K C . l A ' L Fnamel Interior P l. l'M R IN f i H E A T IN G U R l ON lit H O N IN G C O N T R * r T and R E P A I R 3 4 0 1 * inn? Sanford 4»e. F 4 2 4«2 lMumhin^r & Repairs Joe C. I ho in ay 102-1 Sa n ta St. F A 2 '*49 2 4 - P I 4NO M R U C K It NINIc A 111 P A IR IN G 3V. I . H A R M O N F 3 2 177.1 Alter J ot pt m Reg ‘Special J io . 3.»d 3 no H I. Gallon 7ml. <laIlon I jllll l-OW . Praetically new automatic frlgt* ■ Dire 30 inch range bargain at $1.1 0c*i. O crrdoffrd couch and chair $73t4), 32 inch Venetian blind like new *7.00, Tttv.VOS inch jalouur window complete * * 14). car top rack with irapnulin $15 on, 2 1 ” by a a” vereen door with hardware 17 no. ti{r man made rrfle* ram era } 4 h-n* brand new Sell* for II.DLItri normally, lacrifiee fnr 1*3 on, phone F A 2 2711. ---------- --. _ m IS ) lla ** Accordion, 3 week* 7 twltche*. co*l 1V*1 m u guarantee. $17.3 ni heat offer immediately Rog t?n, ford I let a Id cvjd, na* ra ih Stn . T Nt.M type wrilrtt, $8u<*i each, 407 M. ]$th St. SSAVK* Mather of Sanford hath, douli’c c arport. central heal, an unu*ual calue at $16.2.30<*u with term. leg. Pec ter Brake. Radio and lleatrr. Whilr and Blue I mltn I a. ore \ir t'onditlunr.l One owner and tight m ecerc way *1195 H O L L E R 3|ol O R S 4 IF . S 2nd A Palmetto ) 4 2 4231 or F A 2n7ll Ttu iy a guert pay* tn In r 3locle land Drier In for Jody Ogden K *p date 3lar 2.3, 39 21—Work D i a l e d Painting Vt it Babe «it or non : ;».■ * I 3 2 79» M I L L break and train Phone F A 2 31*7 23— R y ic w m honey Oppnrtunlttea D R IN K S T A N D with H u n g qtiar trr* Mar * Place, O ilre n Bridge. Sanford ft atuinimim Yellow done Trailer. Sacrifice for each he owner I iced in tr*. than 12 month* P im p Seminole, San M A N T E D 144 S E L L AN E S T A II I.LSH ED ROUTE IN YOUR lord Fla A K K A Of autom atlr mrrehan d o r mac biney builnrat, randy, 1135 f AD II.I.A C "8 2 * — 4 dour gum. r l r Our company ha< an Sedan Hydromatlr I* o w e » immediate opening for pc: win Drake* *n<l Power Steering Ra with cm .'ll tnceilm rnt of ITtat dio and Heater Power \3indowi whirh ic fully yreured hy In and Seat* I'hn ca r I* packrd venture of all new maehinet, with eye appeal and priced to inrrchatiditr on route 'tin* I* m ine now. Only an advanced oppocliintly for 11193 growing profit* un a tnialf in H o ld .I It M O T O R S 4 I . E 9 cr.tm rnl O nly part time alien 2nd .4 Palacalln Imn i* required E X P A N S IO N I 3 2 8231 Of F A 2-Oil I P L A N — T E R M S For full in (nrmaluen write. J’i.37— 3IODF.I. Buckeye Home T ra ile r with full a rrr rn eatiaoa P Y R A M ID IH S T K IR l'T L N G $.i.2i*i Frame* Trailer I ’ark See l 0.41 P A N 3 2718 North M ill Street Hoi me i helical Cite, har-cac 1931 I o lID c uilom bne 4 door 3 4 Engine Good they and paint If Thi* n a gcira! pay* to the Ritt Theattr for Johnny M ill* Fvp en tire looking for good cheap *1 '<■ ) tn IticU.iMM wcwiiabte fur date M ar 23. .39 tran.portatlon Ihi* l* it Only *c« purcha*e of »rriinc| itiorta $4(3 1 4d97 •ir D e L u iia ri. Tem ple tt S M t r l A I . S K H V IC B B ■ D ll.II.H M IIIO R S A L E S Midway * UZ-V 2nd A Palmetto Complete La w n Maintenanr e . «r F A 2-0111 I 3 82JI Fertlluer, Spraying. M o w i n g , 9— F M l W E Its. P L A N T S JO H N I . I IM M E R S E A / A 4 .E A S In Bloom I arge Ilia ;-L ib e rty built hom e trailer, <18 Willow Ace FA 2 7197 Sr le t Inn lio m 19c or 3 l l ’um Eitra *. F A 7 2*V) Furniture M o vin g A Storage for $! •*) G K A p E A II.I.E M R s l l l Y C. E. I ’llll.L T P S, Agent 1*55 tu title I. R o c il H a rd ‘lop lira p avil’" A c r ) 3 2 u*k8 M A S H B U R N A’A N 1.1N E S coupe 3 4 Engine. Auloinalii F A 2 1991 Traii>m i.non Power Steering th « French A»e M O IID R U F T b 7 lone blue fintth M’hile wall I arm A Garden 4 enter tire* Mechanic ally perfect R O L U W A Y . H orp ltal and Raby ANNUALS Red*. Day, W eak or Mnttih— ) >nl> 8ft| Celery A»e Tel. FA 1-5111. Furm tur# Center IIH 3 111 34*it F lr r t St. H O L L E R MOTOR S A L E S B E A U T IF U L D IF H GARDENS 2nd A Palmetto S . A M I I R D I I 1)33111 >lli«l* Teleeition T u b e * letted Ere*. t 3 2 8231 <>r F A Z-flill I ’A 2 1*22 nr I A 2 827# Id IL L I K S I IO R B Y S H O P At The S ig n O f T h * Tnlem Pol*. 1958M O B IL E home. 31 ft I Iwd H — A I T U M i H III - f K.AH.EHN 2117 JA. Freneh A **. rimm cnlored fiv tu rr* through1153 C A D IL I At i-2 ’ - I Door rent, muvt tell, will tarrifice. AIR C O N D IT IO N IN G Sedan lle'ilrum atir Tran*ittic t rntral Florida trailer Park 2 II. II. I ’O P E C O . yion. Power Brake*. Power in d r* north of Maitland on III toa S. Park ----- F A 1 I M I Sleertnc Radio and Ib-atir way t> 92 Choice 21 LOTS pow <• Mi mb iw i ml Seal Ijonditl rne.l la* tnrv A t' Owner )*nl> local 76 4'.5 mile• *:i9 i lllll.fl.lt M o u n t S A I L S 2nd A Palmetto I A 2 6J.1I or I A i n.H 15 ft T R A IL E R with rabana m any rtlra r mult *811, rearon - able. going north, phone 1 3 2 7831 or located at Frame T ra ile r Park AUTO OLASS INSTALLUI) H a c k G ln *a l e n l <11.1* * s f h v k t : S e r t k a n k filiiwn n n d I ’a ln l I n, li t H i IT. la d Si. Ph. F A T -lli: I V 2 8231 or I 3 J "H I tliirn g clay. I’r l * f lirt liw l Aupplita C l fin G IR L S over 21. Apply in perion at Pig N Whittle. 1937 F O R D C u riu m 2 Dunr Sedan Si. 6 Cylinder. Standard T ra n n u l**ion. Radio and Heater, ta lk G A Y widow nr Old M a id . Apply about gav mileage, thit thould M a ra Plire, otteen Bridge, du It. Sanford. 11395 W H IT E H O U S E K E E P E R — for el­ 1101 I L K M O T O R S A IL S 2nd A P alm ritn d erly man phone F A 12055 for F.A 2*231 or F A I 0711 appointment. 2U3 2o» A At l I M l | E A N F R R l P 4 IR H Party for all m ake* of ileanerr; Etectr.duv, Hoover, Kirby, etc. S E L L Fre e p icku p Work guaranteed. • M e FA 2 I T • '3 e • Me llou vt M irin g — Fieeiric Service St Sid Vthlen R A N D A L L E L E C T R I C CO 112 M agnolia F A 2D9IS 23 4 - HI H R IN G _ P A IN T IN G 2 8 - in w i Quirk M u n d rn m a t Servlre Shtrt* E’inithed In I * Hour* Sanitona D r y (flaamnr E. 35th St. Foudntart Bldg SO I T IIS ID L I. A L 'M H IO W 41 1(013 41711 IV. LO N G Jid E., Cum mere la I Ace. Pimn# F A 2 2833 TV TUHRS TESTKD FREE — In yicur k » » a Cemptete itaek *■ track] F irit St. Ph. F A > 0911 I s Y o t ’R F C R N IT U R B lit V the M o m S E L L the \tn«t P A Y the M olt P I H T R A D IN G P O S T Ph F A 2 (3877 • rd ; valu es * • EASY T ER M S > WILSON - M.VIER and Lnlthing New And U*ed rurnttura . in g Serviag 3tl F. Klret St FA JJ *ince 1925. Lake M ary New k l cod Furniture Jr AppU* ancey A fiood p|*r * Tn it a .n c f : B U Y B K I.L or T R A D E i J E N K I N S F U R N IT U R R ( too Sanford Ate. • XaA JU f | . f II - ev** f|h 7 Uaed fiiBnllnre, .p p llin e **, _ ete. Bnught-iold. I.trry'a M a r t I t s S inford Are. Ph. F A t - i l t L A t rih h Htclg. F A 2 3r9l ——-H8-* 2 7 - N i l l l i F.H— P M l S O N A L R G o IN G N O R ill, month old jaa apartmrnt u u range, call be­ IN C O M E T A X S E R V I C E tween 4 6 p. m. 1413 P a rk A y *. Mm. II Alurrav l l i l Celery Ace F A 2 1394 G E N E R A L rlrclrle 3d Inch rang#, ( Iciied ^rndae 135* nioctrl, ured only, two month*. IteT offer taker. 101 Dev a diet Tablet*, week* auppl) Tem ple Drive, Ravenna Pack. us. Itminiillat A A n d rriu n — F a u *l* Drug Stuce. 3o— 1.4ENT A N il F O U M ) J IM M Y : L O S T one b o y'* R iry rl* *ira 26". K i n d e r u f “ K i t r l ” in M itin tl, Red, J. C, lliggin* Way tuat tit th e A lo h a M o t e l- Jrdi ia m vicinity uf High School, t an o|M-rt ni lliirlfnrd. write nntl Ic# idrntifird Reward Phnna m kiae if atlll intereated. F A 2 48 14 ar TA 1 2914. ( n i v i l l e 'a W lla o it, C o n n . -A M T IC I.B m F O R g O S I’- L EASE Rig Sale On Everything. Furm tur* Canter. IA LB FA C T O R Y T O YOU A L U M IN U M V E N E T IA N nU.NIt.6 E n rte ie d head. Sag proof bottom rail with p in tle end*. P in tle o r rayon taper, cotton or nylon curd*. • S c n k u rik (H a a s a n d I ’ttinl Co. SIMM W. 2nd St. Ph. FA > M23 Ja cke t* - lic it* - 1 c-nt* - L u ig t g t A R M Y N A V Y S L 'R P L I B SIO Sanfurd A n n u l Cciitcin A Moo] Y arn *. N aliani, Threadr. Tape*. H O L L IN S H O B B Y S H O P A t T h a Sign O f Tha Totem Pala. 2817 S. Freneh A»a. IT E D I M IX < (IN I R I T E Mmdciw Seal* — Lintel* — Steel G r c * * r Trap* ■ San d — Dry ANell* 'IIR . 4 ( l.l. T O M R E T E CO Ph M ’ 373! :un Flm Ace llr l i u i l l K u m in u t o n U o r liililp $:>!),;>() I ’iic v e ll’a O f f ic e .Supply 117 Sn Nlagnnlla F 4 J 341! D IC T A P H O N E in a >c»d »hapr Can be *een at the Sanford Herald Office lino M A Y T A G automatlr warher, ev eellenl condltlun 1123 F.4 2 2*02. L a u ra II Oiler CliaalTied D u p la y NEW RAVENNA PARK H O M ES • U i d r l C n m m u n it )- • .Nenr G u lf C 'n u ra * $450 Down In r lu d r a Thu it a gue»t pat* to the Hilt Theatre (or Me* C ram er E *p date Mar. 75, .30 t in n in g C o a l T u r n W e s t l>n '201 h S I . Fullucv I 'u u n l r y ( lu ll ltd, A W a t c h l 'i i r O u r S i g n s , . . O PEN D A IL Y 9 tl)D A . M . "P ll D a r k SUNDAY 2:00 I*. M. T il Dark WANT ADS BRING SUoetnahesi FAST RESULTS C 'u n s lr u c t io n Co., In c . 311 W ed U lh Mceei Phone F A 3 -JIN WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD AAe Incile you In be our guMta abnolulfly frte ccilhnui nliliijaliun at one uf Sanford'!! leading Motrin while you locale suitable housing for you and >our family. Tick up >our key at the Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. C a ll F A 5 -4 1 7 4 Flertrsnlf Tab* F • QUICK CREDIT R E P A IR S — F lu K IR landing Cleaning, w av Sem inole County H. M. Gleamn. Wlnr|y|tleld Iiccur ( H a * * " D o It Your te ll" M E R E P A I R A N D NEP.VP T. S T I N E REGISTERED Aberdeen Anguv Alarhine and Supply Cn. Hull. E u e llrn l rhow runforma Ph T 3 7 6172 turn and ready for duty at herd 2"f M 2nd St. 11 rent. 1357— 1 dr Rutck C rn lu ry E*tate LOW TERMS NO 111 7 3 A LI E 33 agon, one owner ear radio A'FS . S . . S ’ It h a t an hea’er foiwer tterrlng. power yfre f u r information till t I.TIl A rno.li rn, all r l re lc ir brake* $7250. yrr after 5 p m I A 2 37U8 Kitrhen AI-SO the owner will 116 33 2nd. apartmrnt 4 throw in all h u living room IV— A B r i l l . 114 W A .V T B D and one bedroom furniture In 1937 ( I I I 3 R O I.I.T "2 1 0 " 4 In-.r Station 33 agun. 38, Puwrrglidr 33 A N T E D g»»d dcpi lldable D a m rluding NEW T 3' and a Deck Power Brake*. Radio and ll<-al If you are luokinj for T ER M S porlation fur not inure than er 2 Tune Fitlt*lt Good Tire* Thit 1* not your home HUT Stun Ph (‘nine, F.A 2 7611 tie and M r titanically Right . . It you are looking for iji 3 tween 7 A 4 3n. $1791 U T Y at a BARGAIN . CALL H O L L E R M O TO R SALES ur at ONCE 17— B F . A lT Y P A R L O U R 2nd A Palmelto M. n . m i r s t l m p l r s g e » e , h \ n i t i F . r r s B F . A lT Y N O O K I A 2 k.’ D or 13 "D l Realtor A Invuier 105 •No. Oak FA 2 6741 i*ne, Laura B O r e r , II E. T a ffe r Arthur F Day E e rrc tl H arper M O H II.E H O M E 15 ft 1933 Mar letle, 2 bedroom, call ) A 2 9956 18— FM M AI.P. H R E P W A N T R D hone FA 2 IMI 112 N. P a r t N O T IC E E N G L IS H R O O F IN G < 4 I M * P 4 N A ’ l» Open For ltu*lne>a 3fter 4 Short Sh u l D ow n Iterruie O f |llne*«. M e C an Take I are Of Ml A ..ur R o o f­ in g Need* Prom ptly. C all F A 2 5731 or F A 2 59«6 FOR 1 A L B To t e n ice a oil rollec t trom auto matte m e n handier unity Fveel ’I V til II D I M ; i O N Tit 31 l o f 'S 29— r U R M T I 'R I , and lent opportunity for qualified Lor carpentry, painting, yeieen H E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E 11— Aummobllr. A T ra ile r* IID t S F IlIH li G O O DS per*or. Muet Iw- f ire in work 8 t r. muting, and planter repair, or 9 hie,ire weekly h a c r a car N EW . .1 Rrdroom . 2 hath, •pacimi* I OCA— F I AMINT.O 40 ft 2 hed **|ihalt tile, ayhfylo* • ding, and $-.98 i«i to $79.31*1 working ma .mu v . r wO' -I *tcp*. lecellog maconry home, featuring Central rncctr, lot *). Park Ace Trailer capital Submit work bobirc and and irp a irirg ga ra g e i and Heat and quality lonitruetion. i I ’ark N«w A ( *eif phone num ber For interview ccreeklng rail F \ ’2 4v>9. ■in rvcrllrn t bite at IIIV W u O Furniture and A ppliinrw write National Salec A Mfg t o with trrm i 1937 ( \ I I I L 1.41 6? ' 4 Door Se Inr Dept ic .Vwi* tcrfrnellle M i l T N I' 3i M~H3 U T * dan Heitrcimalle. Power Steer Acrnue. H a ll.* 6 Leva. NEARLY M W I Bedroom, 2 Little did the owner d re a m when LOVELY tittle Iraller. fully equip 12— B O A T S lt d M O T O R S he yetilcd tn thiv beautiful new ped. ylrrr* ("Ur Sam 33adr l il Your F.clnrcida Dealer home a few thort month* ago Trailer l*ark Drl-and Ha H llilS O N SPORTING GOODS E N V E L O P E S , Letterhead*. »t*t# ■hat untiyjal cirruinvianei a would men!*. Invuier*. hand bill* aid I •. M E l*t I bona FA ? 5961 make it n e m c a r y for him to 1957 I lll!O I I an<h \3aguti 3*1 ("O ia u .i r le , P rogrritice cell it at ONCE I NFOItTT Thnnderhird Pow er Plant f . IIP MI/.ARD out heard *pm» Printing C'u Phnne V A 2 29.31 »■ NATELA’ there Ihmgr happen d *rd Tranymly.ucn Radio an-1 T A 2 l.iei alter 4 p m ma Meet n t h St , .33 hrn they du rom r alert Healer laiw mileage — i teat buyer alwacv get* a good buy. II It HI \ABOUT, 14 H P Erin irindr and out P l 'M P S — S P R I N K L E R t o r a QUICK SALE the ow ner $1595 r u d r and Trailer. lira) in. phi inr SYSTEM S ha« aglet cl to »rIT Del. lovely FA I 1433 114*1.11 It M O T IIH S A I L S All type* and *lreV. ImtaRed Three It. it room Two bath *nd A Palrnrltn H O M E Under 116 )mc w on aiHiitl $34r») cash, balance LESS than Walt T’lc 28— A R T I f l . M R O O F IN G “ Y O U w o n a content in t w e n t y - f iv e word.*, o r I c s a T " LO TS L no 'I 3N O C .11). l .l 10 1.4 1:k4- cu. ;v. * Seminole Realty Jy, I J A — P l . l 'M B I M i Henl K « t n l e O p p n r l u n it y Lytahluhed Sanford Real Ftlate Firm in need of J regtttrred »sle*men. due tn buytnet* ripan•ton.— e vp erienrr not neietyary Me will train coti. ... that you earn white *c*u learn 33rtte Bov ** c o the >anford It. laid I 411 leplify .Inc ite c ontldrnlial I H o m e - D n ig n e d F o r F lo r id a L lv ln jf. S A- ( R e r lr o o m *— 1 A 2 P a t h * J. W. HALL Y O T N ti M AN W A N T E D — apply in pcr»ccn, ir y c t a l Lake Nurierc Lake M ary. Fla I hi* O a gur*t pace to the Movietend D rie r In for llarhara Ruck ler. F.*p date M ar 23. '19, 3rd Addition. ODHAM & TUDOR, inc. W KI.I. I IR I I. I I M i F a llb ac k* Mor»e Pum p * Repair* In all m ake* W A N T E D A T O N C E — M *n nr Woman b* *upp!y Raweigh hoiorhold necetyitle* to conycimery in Sanford Full «r p * 't n . l M B IN G time. A p.xtal card will bring Contracting A Repair* you full datail* without nbliga Free F.ttimate* Hun. See. S. A. Smith. S r , B o \ R. I . H A R V E Y 1018. Delaind or wiite Haw- 2*>4 Sanford Ace Phone F A 2 3U.1 etgha Dept. F A R . 410-271, Memphty, Tenrc South PINECREST I m m cd i.it *• Oc«.u|>ancy W e (iu iiH U t .-e l ’fia o t t n l S a t is f a c t io n o r Y o u r Money C h e e r f u lly R e fu n d e d . S3— S P E C I A L S E R V I C E S t i l l . Ile ln W cnl.it f 41 I T I T I S V II.I.E P I t M B IN li A H E A T IN G IN C SAN FO RD Phone F A 2 7«»1 & VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low* As S100 t* — jo— Male or Fem ale F U R N IS H E D apartment. l»t floor, pricatr entrance 1001 Palmetto Want a chicken fa rin ’ ’then *ee JO A if v h ied F « r m on |>4\ e«1 thi* fice acrei. with nice 2 bed tdlii. under rultiYAlinr. no build R E O K U U M nouir K i t c h r n equiproom home, beautifully land in s* a baruuin a\ SVwO.W, *ith prd phone F A 2 5J0J. leaped yard, chicken houici. C » r. Il« *y . 17-02 A 2 7 t h S t . terms. coop*, work ihnp, In fart eccry I ’h u n e F A 2 -15 0 1 FO R S.AI.E O R R E N T : 2-bedroom thing but the ch ick e n , and prlc full* fu rn lih rd Imute, 1215 Ran ed at only $9,000. dnjph St. F A 2 5800 W. D I E T R I C H S - R E A L T O R IF IT IS K K A L ESTATE Flir Methc tn— Velm a Grmriler *t k C m m 'r y A Monteith 3-B E D R O O M imfurulihed hm i'e Need lot*.’ highway frontage? a 1- 111 South Park Ph. F A 2 8695 Adelaide If M o s r i — Aycoclate* $75. 311 Holly Ace. Ph acreage? Th ru tre— 1W1 Park Ace FA 2 5232 F A 2 3MJ, evening*. FARMER’S a CENCY , 2 b e d r o o m t n home: Florida N. V. Farm er. Realtor H O N A I.. I A Y T O N A P A R T M E N T — I or 2 Bedroom* nw m . atorernnni. kitchen equip I». H. Whitmore. A»*oc. Reft*terrd Real Litate Broker 519 Oak St . call F A 2 2192 ped ccnetlan blind*. F e m rd tic S. French A re . Ph F A 2 5221 Ph f K 7-1301 — IT-92 at Ilia ea'lia . card laiw down payment 3 1 B E D R O O M . furnnhed a ta ri After houri F A 2 2811 or F A 2 4921 2 HR UR. kitchen equipped tor F A 2 7Mt inent». prlc ate bath*, Park ner Apartment •. H IT Park Acr. lot Mn pm t 137 50 R E A L E ST A T E OKI V E IN F A 2 I1W, K *t 4<M, t ’nlby or Plume F A 2 3*93 2544 Trench A c r. 1 A 2 ona; Dream wold Section -- III cleared AN apartm rnt # * large a * a Price l* right 2ttt chare Ace hmitc. 3 bed roomy. tiled bath, 3 R E D ROOM home M9<»> kitchen Keatiar Phone I'A 2 5fln(, Sanford tereened porrh. With or without equipped. Luc down payment, “ Call H a ll” Phone F A 2-3*141 kitchen equipment. US. Phone 3 BEDROOM h i* u * •• Separate f a ll FA 2 3429 F A 2 3951 Dining area. ICcaccay Down no RAYMOND M. BALL lim in g ro d . 4 ' i •• mortgage, R E A L T O R A IN S U R O ft 3— Rl; \l. E S T A T E F O R S A I F. phone F A 2 vum iu Third St. k Park Acrnue. South BEDROOM houie. tile hath, V a i l Vail Ball 1.8 N . Park Ace. Fh. F a 2 *123 K IT T Y Acte* cm jltway 4c>. Sec m ahagany paneled den, large Phone F A 2 5*41 "2 6 19 i f A cre * in Icrarmg back ca rd : fenred Eight ntonih* gruce, rude of lake frontake. n!d 52 non down, payment 1ST 5n F o r the Beit Buyt tn Real F.tlal* to i t l l l r e d a tr I II Furen. m.inlli No qualifying. ' M 3 E E CULLEN & I1AKKKY R o \ Ifc42. (t \tcer. Fla F A 2 7630. I W A. fugle, Jr. Sat»*maii i. - 4IOII It. 4(.l M IN N S 110 N Park Ace. IT.. F A 2 239! • West. Mar. II, 19M— Page 11 DiairtFater R H A H .K Y C o rn e r Ilv r y . 17-R 2 A ODHAM. ?7th St. l 'r e * . Phone PA M i t t wJ �f t | « 12— Wed. Um x. 1 1 ,1 IH ttljf S r rtfo r ft W rra T I M arker To Honor Sanford Pioneer In ISIS. In tl4 l he cam e to Me]lonvtlle, I he town which later be­ came the City ol Sanford The soldier it tiring honored for hit pioneering spirit, a t well aa serving hia country. Mellon ville was then a w ildernrtt, and bravery amt fortitude were neeetta ry lo withstand Ih r dan gers of everyday life. Gathering in l.akeview Cem e­ tery at 10 a. m. will be hit deiCendant* and Sanford citirrnt. P ran k Woodruff IV , h i* greatgreat great grandaon, will unveil the m arker and place a wreath T A M P A , f( ;ri> — Police tmighl on Ih r grave. Prank ia Ih r ton two men In a pink Oldtmoblle of Mr. and Mrt. P ra n k Woodruff today who were believed to have HI robbed a branch office of the The unveiling will com e after a Tam pa P rd rral Sa vin g* and !x>an welcome by klayor A l W ilton, and Aaao of tV ST SIS In an armed the principal t d d re n b y the Itrv. holdup. A. G. Mclnnlt. The cerem ony will The PH I taid wltnetM-a taw I be attended by Mrs. C larence II. la ir model pink Uldamoblle drive County Chamber cf Commerce "new bindF it ry , president of the Florida FOOD FAIR OFFICIALS — l«eon T»ii*n>tn. away from (he tcene of the rob­ neas welcome plaque/' placed in the rondg State Society, Daughter) of IHIZ. (left), front end aupervUor for Food Fair bery in aoulhwrtt Tam pa early Stores. W. L. Waits (center), district manFair Store. The store opened this morning, The M ajor Francis L. D a d e C h ap ­ Tuetday aflrrnoon and that it waa ter of Sanford hai made arrange- iijrcr, and Kay E. Ashton Jr. (rijrht). Sanhehrvrd to tie the getaway car. (Herald #Staff I hulo) The two armed handita walked menia for Ihe m arker and cere­ ford ito n matuiffer, aland with the Semlnolt Into thr office in early afternoon, mony. Follow ing Die aervicr com m e­ forrrd Manager Robert K. A d a m i and teller Mrt. (iladya Denham in­ m orating Fliaa Woodruff, mem to a real room, and then took the* tier* of Ihe Chapter will attend L A K E L A N D ( L T D - Fifty five amounti lo TO million gallons, it | >ear and two million Ic s * than thr m i,nr> from a caah drawer and a luncheon at the M a y fa ir Inn per ernt of the Florida orange will he j: million m srt H an last previous season. M rt. A. R. Key it general the tafe. rh alrm an of the cerem ony and crop for thi* te**on h a* already They were drtcrlbed a i being been used, il w it reported T u n In their middle or late twenties. luncheon. One w ai about l i * feet tall. Hie day. other about all inrhea shorter. General M anager Robert W They appeared nervous and Rutledge of Florida Citrus Mutual were drrated In cheap leisure FLO O R S C L E A N E D ■ S A N D E D ■ P O L I S H E D said that 49 million boxes of ja rke ti and dark trouteri. oran grt were u»ed through P»b ruary. T K R R A Z Z O W O R K O F A L L K IN D S . F lo rid a '* W froren orange con­ P ic * Estlm atra — Call lit! Funeral service* for f.'rover S. centrate p ia n o have processed Juice from more than 25 million Moon. Sfi, Oviedo, will he held Inixivet in packing 3?,500,W>) gallon* mnrrow al 2 p. m. al the Fairof concentrate, he taid child Chapel, with Ihe Rev. George FA 2-7621 108 N. Myrtle Rutledge added that if ihe rea­ Carlton, F irtl Methodist Church L O N D O N l l l’Ji — Diplom itic officiating, and Rev. J a c k Rryant s o n * total pack (A concentrate tource* here today predicted s Pirai H apllit Church, aM irtlng. m ajor purge of the Iraqi arm y and The Oviedo Masonic Lodge No. the government to remove all po­ 243 will be in charge of grave­ tential opponent! ol Prem ier Abdul side service* at the Oviedo Cem e­ K a rim K a ttrm Including anti Com- tery. N E W Y O R K ( D T D — The vonm unial* and Naaienlea. M r. Moon died M on day In an They aatd pretture alto waa Orlandu Hospital. He m oved lo iclenre of • longtime tubway fare building up in Baghdad for the Seminole County 20 ye a r* ago af­ evader finally hat got the heal ol Ipcedy execution of i>en. Abdul ter living In Atlanta. Ga. him. Sa la m Aref, former number two The N ew Y ork City Transit A u ­ Su rv ivin g are hit wife, M r*. man in Ihe K a tie m regime now Nellie M. Moon; Iwo daughter*, thority reported Tueaday it had re­ under trn lrn cr of death for plotM itt M a ry Velura Moon. Atlanta, ceived a 110 hill from an anonyling against thr premier. and Mr*. C. S. le e Jr., ('larks- m oui hitherto free-loading paaien Reports from Iraq laid anti guv- 1ville, Trnn,; two tuna, C. Rprsc gcr Enclosed was a nole which i-rnmcnt biitcrncat by arm y far Id Moon and Thomas G. Moon, taid: com m andrra in Ihr province* waa Oviedo; three hroihrra, J; K. "1 am tending to you here in­ a m ajor factor in Ihe current re Moon, lliram . Ga.; C. C Moon. closed. * payment for rides on thr volt. They said ihe commandrra Atlanta, and R. P. Moon. Auttell. transit system for which I did not w rrr Jralmi* of Ihe quick promo- Ga.; Iwu tislera Sirs. R. C. pay. W ill )ou please put il in Ihe bona givrn officer) closer to Ihe i'Ionia and Mra. A. P. Robin ton, conscience fynd.” F A 2t y p e w r it e r se r v ic e ca|i il a I and in the personal confi­ Atlanta, and four grandchildren. The tranvil aullioriiy *aid it was dence of Kaitrm . Ihe largest "ro n iic e n c c ” payment 8311 207 W « H First S L Fairchild Funeral Hom e It In In addition, Ihe rr|sirla taid, Ihe charge of arrangement* in Its history. field cum m andcri disapproved of Ihc government’s failure In coop­ erate wtih Trriident Carnal Abdel N a tte r’* I'nlted A ra b Republic. A ialdler In Andrew Jackson’* arm y will be honored tomorruw when a g r *v r m arker la unveiled in h ii memory *1 Lakevlew t'rmetrry Kliaa Woodruff fought In the haltle of Chalmeile, New Orleans, Pink Auto Sought In Tampa Robbery I .AYOIt C l IS HI It IION — Hanford .Mayor k. L. Wilnon, nurrouiided by many of the ood Fair official* and waiting patron*, »t.i the ribbon mailing the official grand opening of the new Koorl Fair Store on Sooth Park \v<. (Herald Staff Photo) Two D ead , 16 Hurt Med Center Burns; A s Bus Hits Crowd It Firemen Hurt P IT T S B U R G ( I l l 'l l A run I w ay but c ra ih rd through a lom award hound crowd at »m of Re eity'a bualrit corner* at thr iclgbt of the ruth hour Tuesday, tilling two persons, one ■ v r t r n n Pittsburgh Treat reporter, and tijurtng I * nlhrra. African, 51, Bears Quads; Doing Fine f CAPETO W N. R# u l h Africa n J P I l — A ll-ye a r old African w<e L a w g a r# birth to quadruplet) to* H a y — tbra# buya and a girl. All fear# reported doing tine, ' D r. Jam es le.uw, pruft»*«r of b b a U lrica at the U nivrrally of Capetown, who aaatalad in Ihc da* wy, an Id he b rlirved It waa flrat lime a w om an that ag# gave birth b> fo u r children. C Queen la ‘Crowned* ' M A N IL A ( U P U — Chrtatlna M a ­ ttes. M ilt rhlllpplnea of 1959. waa Btniak In the fare hy a alore While the rode on a float in I he M a n ila Trade P a ir parade The M o m , totted hy an ontdrnliflrd byataoder, rauaed a alight awrllgig r t tha beauty queen's right J A C K S O N V II.I.K f l ’I 'l t - A fire awepl through a doclora' medical center early today. ra in in g | l« ' lew damage and vending II (Ire men to the hu.pltnl. Ttie firemen were overcome by i leaping chemical fmnea. believed in have l-crn from tulfurir and. All htil Ihrce of the men werp treated and relented Admitted in St Vlnrent'a Hot total were Capt. A I„ Van f,an rimgham. who complained of rhrat paint, and flrrm en P rank fit t e r ami J. T While, Pire Martha! K. C. McDcrm nn valil raute of the pre dawn hlair waa undetermined. Firem an w eir atili on the arenr a! » a rn M rltrrm on estimated damage to H i p content t c l the one - ttory budding at pa,non and to the atrurturr lltrlf at 130,1**1, Pour engine) amt two hoik and ladder Iru rk i were vent to Ihr veene and firemen battled the blare about one hour before bring­ ing 11 under control. McDcrm nn .aid the r.-nlrr, on the weal end of town, hnuiej 13 doclora’ offlcea. Sa m IliHid, 42, who work.-d for the n rw apap rr tim e I;*45 and M ia Sally P. Strait, >1, head raahler at the Itw nevell Hotel, were killed In the rraah. Hood, a native of Morrhe.id City, N. C., died of head and in ­ ternal Iniurlrt, while M r* Strait waa flatbed arruts the abdomen. M r*. Ida Cook. U , a t , reported In critical condition thla m orning following turgery for head injur­ ie s The arenr waa one of panic ami m a n ronfiitfon at the lumbering ro n vrya n e r alamm rd into the rnidit of the huge, tightly packed crowd, hurled three prrannt into a dltplay window of K a u fm a n n 't department alore, and c ra ih rd headlong into the window, iliclf. Hut driver Jay 1-ar.e avid he tried lo itop Hie tmi when a alreetrar halted In front of him, but, when the brakea failed, he allrinpterf lo atop hy hilling Un­ curb. “ Tile hut jumped the curb," f.anr la id, "a n d I aimed fnr a pole." The vehicle aheared-olf the pole, T A L I. a i u .s m : k (U P |> - The knocked aver a nearby nrwatiand, Injuring a newaboy slightly, cut Cabinet ha* rrappolnlrd Franrit down a fire alarm hoi and tihcll llridgc* Jr. of Tallahaiii-e, plunred thrnugli the huge window. to the Florida I'arolc lo rn n iiiilu n ItrirfKi'H HcMppoinlcd Half O f Oranges In Florida Used, Mutual Reports Purge Predicted 01 Iraqi Leaders ERRAZZO Funeral Tomorrow For Grover Moon Tile Expertly Done SEMINOLE TERRAZZO Conscience Wins; Free-Loader Pays TYPEWRITERS and Adding Machines For SALE For RENT REPAIR ADAMS 00 (D jL d flfo ju S & & J h i& ? 0 * 0 ^ IF YOU LIVE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY...YOU NEED THE .'S L , v * ? i * - T ‘l . v V**4** , *»T* , a0' ,M * V * *11,*". -#** • r e C ,..\V * « . ' * > ■ £ <* rt? ,t A T , , * * * * 4 »V>- X . rt 'H fir '* * • \r*' .rtj. •ad w v* bftB || »** - , Ihe Sanford Herald ( ** (Seminole County’s Only Complete Daily Newspaper) •if * * ? Till March 31,1959 If you live in Casselberry, Fern Park, liontfwood, Altamonte Springs, you can now receive the Sanford Herald By Mail Plym o u th ’s g o t it in station wagons, to o ! 116 DIFFERENCE IN RIDE UNO PERFORMANCE K n other low-price wagon ra n m atch J’l)m ou th ’* T o rtio n -A iic H id e . . . ) o u n al no eilia u n i. F.njoy tu|H-ik handling case, a* ills no roll or sway on I i i i i k , m i fio itl-rm l dive on slop*. O r clioo-e oplinnal G u i*la iil la-vcl liitsio n -A J lr; keep* your w agon level nn mailer the toad ur llm load. 'I'll*ill lo t'l)in o n th '* h ipn->p intnl V-H power, im lulling op iiiiiu j New Golden C om m ando iVh'i. 816 DIFFERENCE IN SPACE t 100 cubic feel of rargu capacity . . . m ore than any oilier low -pric* wagon. O n e h ig trason (or |H>pularily of I ’lyinoulh wagon*. 116 DIFFERENCE IN ECONOMY I*l)nioulh won llic Muhil|ia* Ixononi) linn in the low-prlci price daw twn yrni* in a row. Ulul • more, all standard Plymouth V-U and b engine* |wiform at nrak rUicirncy on rrgu/ar ga*. BUT YOU DON'T PAY FOR THE DIFFERENCE The three lop-selling low-price wagon* ora priced within a few dollar* of each other. Bui only Plymouth wagon* give you the Big Difference fur your money! •u %•** lv mt rawnmouTH-m m m om"nowt Ask your Plymouth dealer fnr ■ "Two-Mile Try-Out’’ and ihe rr*( •I Ihe Plymouth Big Difference atoryr. Visit him •oon I U much thi s m in.prict...so different on the roadI BIG DIFFERENCE IN | Service FEATURES PLYMOUTH F o r . Only 9.00 - - year 5.00 - - 6 months 2.50 - - 3 months ■ IRON WAGON -r •r C irio cnpicity IK c«H u «. n. u u . fl W hielbiia m u m s. lllt e Roll down lia r window V y/ R m (icing third t i l l V V Locked L u ff i ( i C in p a rtn iM t* V Push Button trin iB isiio n * Pi’sh Button I l l t M l H o it ir* V V Swtfil S i l t : * V Send In your: NAMK: ____ Pa Oe B O I* aaaaaaeaaal «Oort**W Clljrt ----------■# * And your Sanford Herald will he atartrd immediately* �nl Flight Crews Given Warm Welcome On Sanford Arrival WELCOMED HOME — Cdr. 1. M. It-well Jr., Squadron Five conimumlinyr officer, is g n e i e d by hi* wife and thre* non* upon arrival a t the Sanford Naval Air Station. Squad* ron pilots and crews arrived yesterday a fter six month* !pi the Mediterranean. (Herald Stuff Fhoto) T e ar* and laughter girctcd the Savage Son* id Sanford yesterday afternoon when the brat of V A H S'a mea and plane* awooped ts ■ landing at Harney Field. Dependent* iw arm e d to the (ore ground a* the men Hepped from their planet and ditappearrd be­ hind welcoming arm *. Twentytight officers and men were greet­ ed by ('apt. Jam e * R a m ig c . co m ­ m ander Heavy Attack W ing One, and T a p i Lionet A. Arthur, co m ­ mander of the Sanford N aval A ir Station. The aquadrun, Sanford’* first Heavy Attack group, ha* returned from aix month* to the M editerran­ ean aboard the I 'S H F o rrra ta l Preparation* for their arrival have been completed. e\ rn to the paint ing cf office* hy the men of V’A H -0. long-time rival*. N ine waa relieved by V A H t laat Septem ber after a nine • month crulae with the Sixth Fleet. laical dignitaries took a back aeat to fam llita during welcoming ceremonies, but John Krider, M a y ­ o r Al W ilw n and A n d y C a rra o a y were prevent, ucverthelea*. At 6 p m. today, another cun Ungrnt will arrive in a huge cargo plane. D u rin g the wre hour* of the morning, the entire squadron wilt be preaent and accounted for, a i the rem ainder of the men are de pouted on the field. The Korrcatal docked early thia morning In Norfolk, Va. Brookfield Plans Deadline Nearing Higher Production For County Taxes Laat day on which taxpayeri can pay J930 la x r* without pen ally will lie M arch 31. John I Galloway, tax rollretnr. laid to­ day. Failure to pay laxea on or be­ fore that date, he aaid, will rr•ult In a m inim um penalty of — three per cent on real e*tatc taxe* and one per rent on per o n il and Intangible laxea. He aito pointed out that the tax lawa re ­ quire the additional charge of eott of a d v rrlliin g the property a* delinquent. Attention al*o wax called to the School board member* bavt fact that Intcrnt, advrrttting and waited no time ia getting the other collecting cotta are added building program underway. to the tax and all beromea a Hid* will be advertiac.1 within den again*! any property owned a few daya on new construction by the delinquent taxpayer at the Midway and Kotenwald Gallow ay vaid the longer the ,^ < *,1, l n j ^ n ovation of Oviedo delay In paying taxe* after M arch )u<h Kinal plant were 31, the higher the penalty r o il approved thia morning by tha becomea, all of which m akei to fe n d o g U Count/ «.» 1* T n H ]ibt afV tn tag.' of me .ax payer * Prelim inary plana for lh* new pay any la * due on or before that Seminole High School, vocational dale trliool and new conatruction on The Intereat ra le on delinquent C room i Academ y alao were ap­ real rttale tax begin* at one end proved. Plan* were luhmlttrd by one half per cent per month with Juhn ilurioti IV, architect. a m inim um of three per rent, tin Two bid* were received on Die peraonal and intangible laxe* the former Geneva N egro tchool tile. Intereat mount* at the rate of one Ward Grovea, Oviedo, bought the p«r com p«r month. prop,rty with a high bid of $330. Tax certificate* will be xold June t, 1930, on each parcel of real eitale oa which the tM | taxe* have not been paid At Hie •ante lime, w arrant* will be itaurd again*! all peraonal pro petty on which taxe* are not paid | Sale of the property will aatiify the laxea and roit. Execution* also will he ittued Seminole County Commissioner* on all Intangihle tax item* n.4 were in appear before the Slate paid. Theie rie c u lio n i will he Hoad Department today to prefiled with the C irru lt Court Clerk tent requrtla for prim ary road and will become a lien agali.at conitruction during the coming any real ealate the taxpayer m ay year. Koifr Da via, State Hoard mem­ own, Galloway alatrd. When York M anufacturing Company move* to it* new location in May. Brookfield Mill* will begin expansion. The manufacturer* of Alix of Miami awim wear have been sharing the building on North Elm Ave. with York. Alix Schneldman. president of Alix of Miami has an­ nounced expansion plana, and predicts th a t within eight m o n th *, Brookfield Stills will double it* pie..in personnel and m ach in e ry. "O peration* m ay even be tripled," he aaid. B l n a personnel rhaiure, General W upcrintcndvnl Abe Ga*»oW hat replaced Joel Aberbach a* man­ a g e r. GaiMiw ia a native o f New Jcrve. . lie u s* . . .■>.* « n c # In both m anufacturing and m erchandialng of clothing. ( i lo n W allea-l) I n . inlludu.vd K u m l new method* of inerchand i-m g product*, that have resulted in increased ptoduction and fo r employe*, Schneidm an ® d. Hr..kite Id M ill* l* one oi lee textile plant* located in Sanford. It ia lh# third to announce plan* fo r expanded opt-iwliont ilrookftrld M ill*' nc.giit-or, Y o rk Matiuraclunng Co., will b tc a k ground on It* new plant at 10:30 a.in. Saturday. The »llc I* between Allen uf O rlando and H n iC a r Aluminum on Highway kW. York produce* fish landing l a amt television antenna. A n o th e r textile plant In San­ fo rd will have ui>en .win. m a new building hatutdoy aftemoun fro m 2 4 Pietro M anufacturing Co. ha* moved Into the new ilructu re on Pecan Ave. and Fourth S i. Pa.am x* and thirta ate pro­ duced by the llrm. (Oiga Loved Him, Paid,' Lawyer Says V E N T U R A . Calif (L ’P D - D ia t . X tty Roy <iu«t*f»on, the people’* pru.pcutor and not a poet, aay* O lg a Duncan paid with her life (o r (ailing in love ^ lu s t a f s o n made the observation W h r argued for the convirtion of .Vi year old Elizabeth Dunran on charge* o( b argaining for the death nf the pregnant wife of her •on, Frank. Gustafson. a precise. mcUiudI* ca l attorney, .aid intrnte love and hale-mlxrd in deadly quantitle* — motivat-ii the "'fo r hire” m u rd e r of olga, a SO-yssr-otd C anad ian horn nurse, lie wa* de ^ e r a t e a> he fai*-d a jury of jH h t women and four men Wedn rt d a y and examined a m at* of tratim nny accumulated In the trial, now In the fourth week He pictured the m atronly defen dan! a t a ' ‘clever, clever w om an1’ but not quite clever enough, who*.- 30 year old attorney ton w a * a "tplnelett je lly fish " and a •‘lia r.’’ " I t it obvious that F ra n k Dun a n never did love Olga Dun. an,*’ r a s U f t u n vaid, "b u t olga . loved F r a n k and the paid for it with h e r life." Board To Ask Bids For New Schools Seminole Submits Road Priority Plea ber for D litrlrt Five, was to hear pleat at 3 30 p. m In the Dlilriet office at DeLand. Top* on the Seminolr County liat It the construction -of the Otttcn bridge on Stair Hoad (13 The bridge hat become haiaril-.ua to the public and prevent* full ute of the vital link to New Sm y m i. Other request* will include the rebuilding and widening of Geneva Ave. from Mrllonville to French; rebuilding and widening of Stale Road 414 eait from Highway IT02; turvey of a citue w ay to Ovie do Irora Sanfoid Ave and aertm Lake Jettup ami improvement of Slate Hoad 46 w rit to thr Like County Line. The iait rrq u rtl will tie re prated by Lake County Commit ilooera, who follow the local Hoard in the budget hearing. Seminole will itp p u rt Lake County in It* pica for improvement o; Slate Road (6 we»t from ihe Weklva River to Mount Dor*. 3 Places Entered By Thieves Today Three place* were entered early thia m orning on H ighw ay 17-92. The Seminole County sheriff* department taid that whtike), cig­ arettes, money and food were stol­ en from the S in c la ir Station In Casselberry, the G lass Fountain n .le v e i broke into Ihe Jolly Bojre and the Deck Bar. C lu b on Southwest Hoad early thu m orn in g and made off with money j J m cigarrttea from the Juke bo* end cigarette machine. W ine waa alao taken from the N e g r o nightclub, N o injurte* were reported In an automobile accident at Ninth and Magnolia at 0:20 a. m. today. Ruben Blake. Sanford Negro, t'd r, Norman M cln n is, executive office r of V A 11-3, apoke to the Sa n ­ wa* charged with failure to yield ford-Sem inole County Jayeees at the right of way when he ran a Doon today. Cdr. M c ln n t* chose slop algn and collided with I ve­ ‘A ll Weather Heavy A t ta c k " aa hicle driven by M r*, t'aihennc Hrumiey, MW Lake LkM D m * . Jolly Boys Lose Funds To Thieves Two Cars Crash; Negro Is Charged Mclnnis Is Speaker ’Zooming' Stopped By Law Roadblock A 16 year old V o lu ila County youth aped through Seminole County latl night at tprr.U dock ed up to HO m ile* per hour Hot on the heela of hia red and while ear werr the Highway Patrol and sh e riff! depuliea from three rountle*. The Juvenile loom ed over Ihe Monroe bridge, through Sanford and Seminole County via H igh way 17.92, Into Orange County and Winter Park lie w a* (topped by a W inter Park t'ollce road block, after m aking a **U " turn back to Sem inolr I’ollre returned him to Del.and jxilirr who began the c h a ir al-oul 9.30 p. m. * VOL. XLIX ft n iU d x w nINmD iEPPi EMN nDiEMN TT AJV I* r * * * Loo sed W ir T T s t s b ll* h id ~ T » 08 tDuA nI LyY rM Er w eA aP s rE «R W eS T T H U R S D A Y ^ M A R C H ” 12. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA N O . 3U9 U. S. Would Test Red Blockade Khrushchev Warns Force Would Bring Red 'Resistance' B E R L I N ( IIP ! >— Soviet Prem ier Nikita S Khru th ch e v warned the We»t today it would meet with "appropriate re titla n re ’’ it it in e d lo »olve any of Ihe major world problem* by force. Khruthchev delivered the warn Ing -hortly before he flew home to Moscow from eight d.iyt of conferring with East Germ an C am im m ut trade r* and viailing the Leipiig trade fair. " I f the a ggre ssor* ahould try, m (idle of everything, to carry through their adventurous aim * and— a* they aay— try to ’break through* anywhere, they would mrct with the appropriate re tiil ance," Khruthchev taid. "W e would like to believe, how ever, that Ibovc on whom tt dr p e n l* will not permit any Irroiponaihlr act* and witl tike de n itw it, m the in lcrrst of all rnuntrii v which fought again*! Hitler­ ite G e rm a n y." Khruthchev repeated earlier plea* to the W rit lo end the cold war on hla te rm *— by atgntng a pcare treaty with Germany and winding up the occupation of Weat Berlin. He >aid Ruatia would "continue . bvtlnalrly” trying lo p rn u a d c the W rit to sign a treat) with both German itatrt. H r deituuncrd a* "Irrvaponaible" thove in the Weat who have charged him with Increating international trillion and threatening war "S u c h ilalrm t-n it ran only be tnaile by those who are driiber ately dlvtorting the Soviet Cninn’* peace loving p o licy," he charged Odham Urges Care In Milk Price Cal, T A L L A H A S S E E ( t ’P I) — Tbe Florida Milk Com m ission today o|>rnevt a public hearing on a proposal to lower the price paid farm er* f.*r m ilk told lo m llllar) intlallalion* Ih e proposal w xi designed to help distributer* get rid of surplus milk at heller price* for Ihe farmer. Preaent C om m ission regulation* call for all m ilitary milk to be ;-.ild for at the top price of 6t r nit a gallon. The pro poled order would I i low divlrihutors lo put their turphiv milk into the m ilitary market, and pay farm er* not let* than about 32 cent* a gallon Before the pre«cnt Commlttlon went Into action to increase the fa rm e r*’ income for milk, mill tary milk wav paid for at Die low rit prices One of Ihe Brat act* of the Com m ission under Chairm an H ra llry Odham, wav to pul m ilitary milk prices at 61 cents Odham also warned the Com mission to go slowly. He said if the proposal ' unveilted" the sur plot supply, it would end in high #r p rlre * to the housewife. -| News Briefs Wife Put On Payroll W A S H IN G T O N ( 1.71*1) - Hep M agnuson (D -W a sh ) hat giver, h it wife an at home, $2.4(*i a sear Job. Draft Law Okayed Lassie Seeks Award Trade Pact Signed Gems Are Stolen Hurt Official Dies Experts S a y Germ s Could D efeat II. S. Wage Hike Opposed Hawaii Gets Ready H O N O L U L U ( U l ’l l — Hawaii wnrkett frvrrUhljr t«wfjy on plant for a gala celebration t» m ark Ihe end of a 40 year battle for state­ hood. Bells, Foulk Tied Fof Medal Honors MW * Ellen H itts and M rs W il­ liam Puulk tied for medalist honors y rit rrd a y In qualifying F L O R E N C E , Italy (l/PI>— M ill tary rourt acquilled Vittorio M us- j rounds fur the championship uf sollrn, 40 year old t»in of 'la ly ’a the Sanford W om en's Golf A **o stain dictator, today of a 16 year- elation ftoth had score* of 06 Ixiw net was mp|ied by M rs old wartime charge of desertion Kenneth Howell, A putting p rK i­ lt being offered this yra r by Mrs. Foulk, defending champion M rs H A V A N A t U I 'l l Police taut David running and M r i Minerva today Michael Moreno of ktiainl. Keenan will “ putt It out" nett held vmce Sstu rd a y on unspecified Mrdnrxday, breaking ye ste rd ay* charge*, will tie deported a * an tie " undesirable alien." Thirty five qualified In tbe rhaniplunahlp, played at Ihe May fair Country C lub The rhantpion W A S H IN G T O N ( U P O — flop ship HI till will be followed by Steven Carter (D lo w a ) today three flights kept hit 19 yra r old von on hi* Iterord high scores were tub payroll at 111.672 a yrar. despite untied by tin* women golfers yes a plrdgr to cut Ihe salary. trrdsts Fast grrent upvet the applecart, putting normally near par plaxrrt In lower flights. Mussolini Acquitted To Deport Miamian Son Kept On Payroll Ike May Get On Spot W A S H IN G T O N ( U P O D e m o­ crat* toyed tid ay with a plan for pulling I'lrtid cn t Eisenhower on the spot on Ih r ticklish issue of iir employmrnt compensation. Gambler Uses $10 To Win $112,000 Tbe first Intimation might wrll tie an influx to doctors' office* and h o ip iu lt of patient* suffer­ ing (rum dcbtliMitug or incapaci­ tating maladies defying Immediate diagnosia. Theie conclusion* stem from lectures ua biological warfare g iv ­ en at tha Naval Medical Center Hetbesda. Mil. In conoectnm with a current course for arm ed force* medical officer* on "Ih e medical aapcrl* of special w eapon*." The lecturers, including lu m r of this country's foremost authorities on germ warfare, agreed that — No adsanre warning of a UW attack ia currently likely. — All of the major nations are *1 r i v i n g to m anufacture nrw agent* uf infection w hlrh will defy quirk diagnosis, nnniunlta lion, ami treatment with antlbl otic drugs. — HW’ provide* Ihe moat effec live inran* of subduing an enemy population without killing it off or destroy tug its eituuiniy. The most effective "way of waging IIW against a nation It by m ean* of cloud* n*r aerosols) of vapor impregnated with disrate lo-aring v i r u s e s , bacteria, or spores Aerosol generator* may In- d rllvrrrd by any m rana — mines, submarine*, planes, or in u tile *— uses) to deliver any other weapon — The best BW la that which In capaflletea. rather than kills, the greatest nmnU-r ot persons In the vh u ilrtl possible lime L A S V E G A S , N»v. ( U l 'l i A man with a Hair for luck parlayed W A S H IN G T O N ( U P O — Tbe a H o --ill Into St 12,<6)0 at * casino I lla c k rls Uonirnlllre today sought dire tal.tr here, aerordlng lo a lo find mil If C hlrago teamster "S trip’ hotel official, Ivan (m utitierg takl the unuirn J o e y Oilmen used union due* of 3 000 taxi drivers to p iy hills for tilled man held the dominoes for -mr hour and &.’• minute* Tuesday a $40,oo0 home night one of Ihe longest dice funs in Flam ingo Motet history An mo ter/, following hotel |«>llry, would L O N D O N i I I P I i — Called Into not identify tin* man. saying only MEMPHIS. Term (IJPli-Thry court lor playing turnkey 61 lim e * that he wa.* from lirvrrly Hills Officials of tile Central Florida laugbrd when Walter June*, to, this tihunl yra r ao-l setting f u r Blood Hank will I k * at Ihr E lk s t aid chose to stand while testifying to her home with cigarrttea, a Ul | Club until 6 so p m today. against Hoy Granderson, an uld year-old gill prom tird the judge Donors are needed urgently for ft lend he arcuaed of -vs u n itin g • I have quit sm oking " him Ihe dwindling blond reserve, ac t Hiding to Ralph Wight, rlialriiian lit* old friend shot him in llm lle a iln g and solder tonight, seat of the pant* with a small The K lk i will t i n t anyone i n lowest in lo ill, | air, isinllnurd L A I'A/., Kulitia I U I 'l l I Titing blood to a fret steak dinner. Imre shotgun, Junes taid. m ill I inlay, :n |« 33 miles per The club hope* to replenish its guxernment and Hie U. S. L m b a t Granderson was fined fur ill* stockpile today. Requests for blood «> h iv e ordered *|iecial precaution- hour noithwrxi winds, diminish charging a firearm in '*J e the have never I w in rrfuted, whether here tiatay In protect Am erican ing lonUHl and Friday. Sm all city. the person I* a member of tbe lives and property against a |«i< tra il warnings displayed on both slide^lew nutbieak <if riming, I o u sts. ' E lk * or not. Probers Seek Info He Chose To Stand While Testifying Blood Bank Here; About Time, Too Donors Are Needed New Riots Feared Crushed Stone Inc , Ocala; and M cNeill Urothrrs. B r id g e p o r t , Conn, will establish Ihe plant and hope to begin production nest year General m anager, and one nf the principal* of Ih r company it Victor II Hutchins Jr., Orlando. The com pany will employ ap proxim atrl) 60 people. T V cfoy witl V fired and expanded in ro ­ tary kilns There will V no air |w>l lulion problem, Hutchins said. T b r deposit lies southeast uf Slate Road (15, and start* a mile east of the bridge. It 1* now un­ der lease by Ihe company. Raw clay will tie trucked over a pri­ vate n u il to the plant. The fin­ ished product will be freighted hy truck. Hutchina aaid that a lack of am i­ able raw m aterial In Florida haa haul) • led Ihe production ot light •gbl rg gra fe to * d MI MW Convoy Would Try Move Into Berlin; Might Use Tanks W A S H IN G T O N ’ (U P M — The l'. S has dratted a plan for tend­ ing a test convoy through a B e r­ lin blockade if Ihe Com m unist W A S H IN G T O N ( I l l 'l l The impose one House today pasted and tent to The need for t tr*l convoy the White House ■ bill extending would arise if K i n l i abdicated the draft law four year* it* lb-rim responsibilities, signed a treaty with East Germany amt gave the Katt German* control *>f H O L D WOOD i l l 'l l l.a>*ie traffic routes to tUilm will compete with fisc other anl It can be rcp.itted that blue­ m al actors Saturday for the a n ­ print* for the text convoy and lo r nual I'att) Aw ard. putting Am erica t 3J0,«X) tn llilary men in Europe on Incrrated alert now exist. Furl her, they ran bn a d a p t r d to whatever need* L O N D O N I l l ’l l — Britain and emerge from Allied conference*. Ira n Wednesday signed an agree­ ’I'A l I. U r.\ r.iib ' — Mike (.iuxel tleflf, better known uis (The plan a* it now stands ap­ ment for lncrca*ed trade between llte ’’Modern I’aul llevere," met lovul Juvces'a yewterdny parently call* for sending a nor­ the two countries. to diaaiMi U. S. Junior Chnmlwr tux reform petUionit. mal sire unarmed convoy of four Gavel, vvho h a iU fr o m Aliclltirnga, Alnakn, will Inks peti­ to ten trucks over the I in m il# M K M I IH S. Tenn. | U I‘l> Jeweltion* f r o m 14 ntaten to WuisiiiiiRlon, April 15. Florida ia road from lieltnstcdt in West G e r­ er M o m s Strinm an of Chicago re tiavel'i* ‘JiHh ntate. Shown with Gavel ia ( ‘nrroll But he, many through Ea*t Germ any to Berlin. ported to police the theft Wcdnea Sanford Jaycev project chaimtHT. (Ilernld S taff Photo) West If the convoy were stopped, K day of hla sample case containing might then lie strengthened with abou- $2U.(V« worth nf gems. lank* ami go ahead. What would happen If it drew fire from E a st Germ an guard* waa not known. S T J O H N ’S, Nfld ( U I’D — C o n ­ It ra n lw said that there a r« stable William M o n , I(, died plant for Western military forces early bslay of Injuries received io establish control of the h igh ­ Tuesday night 111 a clash with a way through East Germ any tt loggers' picket line. high policy dirtatra. WASHINGTON (LTD — Thin country ia ri|Kt for a bis>- The increased alert presum ably loyticul warfare I’earl llarlM>r. would apply to French and H H u W A S H IN G T O N ( I l l 'l l - Labor Un.sisla ubviouitly haa wltut it lul.e* to wage verni war­ iah force* a* well ai lo If. S. Secret try Jam e s Mitchell told fare. Army and A ir Forres in Europe. Congress today tie opposes any It ia (Kusailile Unit many hour* anil even daya niiRht immediate I n m a t e In the It an elapse be tore the L.S. even knew it hud been attbjeclesl to a hour minimum. surak attack W e ath e r Sem inole C lay M ay Key Hew Industry Ttie clay depoaita of Sem inolr County have yielded a high quality material that m ay change the future nf F lorid a ’! conitruction business The clay bat been found excel­ lent for the manufacture of light weight aggregate for euncrete. In Florida, ute of the aggregate hat been limited since Ih r material must be brought from north Georgia or Tennctoer. Concrete blocks and structural concrete made from the aggregate have proved competitive In price, with no sacrifice to strength through leas wrlghl. A plant producing tire aggregate toon will start conitruction aoutheast of State Road 415, about two m ile* northeaat at the Osteen Bridge. The firm * of Rurnup and Sim s In c , W ait Patm^ If ich; F fo rila 9 M u ir than CO per rent uf Ih r nw tmu s roncretc block and »nuc lure! concrete It now made from Die aggregate, although the in dustry It only 10 years old, he added. The only Haw In the plan it Ihe present rundltion qf the llstern llrsdgr. H u lriiin * esplstned that trucks hearing an economiralty feasible load of aggregate could r.-- p*.;s over the Otlren Bridge r s i n wllli.n Ih r weight limit. T ru r k r r* would be fo rrrd lo haul loads vruund Hie north tide uf Lake 5i. nroc to Enterprise, then touili on H ighw ay 17-92 to Orlando. t Tse nf the lake shore road hy heavy t a n k s 0 questionab ’e. Hutchins aaid, "and we m ight have lo deliver by way t t N ew Sm yrna " The general m anager asked commisiiooeea to twppocl to* a* quest 'o r rri-onslruction of the wooden bridge. " I f * not Just an economic factor— I waa Just giv­ ing our tide of Ih r p u lu ir —tile bridge is dangerous to Ihr pub In " llultiim t p o i n t e d osil that tbe consumer would pay the ultima I* cost ul the lung haul. "H u t tile prim ary rra>on for replacing the bridge would V safety," be said. The O itrrn H ridgr ii on top of the list today at I'oin m ln io n e ra go before District I'h iir m a n Knife Davis in Del.and And, a* H utch­ ins says, Ihe p rim ary factor is not economy, but safely, Tbe wooden span ru t teen m any accidents, and haa even collaps­ ed on occasion when weights be­ came loo m uch for lie frail beam* 1 ‘Courage* Leaps, But Changes Mind Top Navy Chaplain To Visit Tomorrow Hear Adtn. George A. Rusao w i l arrive at the Sanford N aval A i r Station at 10 30 a. m tomorrow. Adm iral Husse It chief of N a v y rhaplaln*. Ha will be acw n pan le d h y Chaplain W F. Doyle, Calhollg rhaplaln at N A S Jacksonville. Ad m iral Russo la touring aU southern N aval hairs, An a "g x t acquainted" basis, He will com a lo Sanford from Jacksonville. I f * hat visited Charleston and I'a rria Island During his stay In Sanford, A d ­ miral Ru sso will meet with C a p L Lionel A Arthur, rom m andrr ot Hie N a va l A ir Station, and the two chaplains, 14. N. W. Hubble and Lt. W C Fuller. Discussed w ill be the N a v y 's religious arid m oral leadership programs Hie chief of rhaplaln* will he guest of honor a I a luncheon at 12 30, given by In* Sanford ch a p ­ lains. 'Amateur' Bandits Not Amateur At All V IS F . n L A . N Y ( IIP M - T h * four "re p u ta b le " ciliient arrested for the $72 l»*l holdup nf a M a s t s pequa, (N V ), hank on M o n d a y hasp confessed they weren’t a m a ­ teurs after alt, police said today. The men were said tn have ad ­ mitted several other holdups, d at­ ing from October 1036, and includ­ ing onr less than two weeks before Ihe h;g one that tripped them. The previous Joht netted a total of $6,616 64, police said, and ac­ cording In statements made by the men so far, were ra rrird out som etim e* hy only one of the group and at utlim times by only tw.i The four were arrested early Tuesday at they divided tbr hank holdup loot in the kitchen of ta v­ ern owner An stole Ryaky, 44, who (Miller taid was Ihr leader and recruiter of thr gang H U M E f l f P I I — G iulia roraggio, 21, jumped into Ih r Tiber River Wednesday night because h it !Syear old girl friend wuuldnT m ar­ L O N D O N ( D l 'l t — The H rllith ry him. A flrr a minute in Ihe ley water W ar Office t.day happily accept­ he changed hi* mind, sw am back ed a Canadian offer to stage ■ to shore and went to a ho*pital bear hunt to replrnlth the bat­ asking to be treated for eiposure. tered bearskin hats of Ihe < fu '« n '0 t'oraggio'a name it lire Italian Guard Brigade. for "cou rage ." The m ayor 11 Ttmm ln*. Orv tario, made the offer aftrr read­ ing of coin plaint* that the tower­ ing hat* of some guardsmen louk bedraggled and bare in ipota. Bears Are Sought For New Bearskins IBB Wives Listed, But 102 Husbands M A N IL A U 1 P » - The Philip pine* has Dig In c u m V n t male m em bers In Ha House eg Keprt tentative*. T h a t1* why to* M a n ila Daily Bulletin atkrd why th* "co n g re s­ sional Udiei* circle, composed ex­ clusively of w ive* of representa­ tives, haa U l nam e* * n Ma aoa 82 Died In February TALLAHASSEE (UIT) — Th* Highw ay Patrol reported today BS pereon* loat their llvra In traffic during February, at a * econom l* lo ll of $10,260,000. The Patrol taid highway a c c i­ dent* In Fe bru a ry a4 thia y e a r were only on# let* than the m onth of F e bru a ry last year. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 11, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald